Wiktionary http://simple.wiktionary.org/wiki/Main_Page MediaWiki 1.9alpha case-sensitive Media Special Talk User User talk Wiktionary Wiktionary talk Image Image talk MediaWiki MediaWiki talk Template Template talk Help Help talk Category Category talk 1 sysop 61 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Page categories 626 2004-06-05T18:48:41Z MediaWiki default Categories 1323 2004-12-21T10:23:52Z MediaWiki default Categories 2108 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default Categories 6916 2006-07-01T19:07:47Z MediaWiki default {{PLURAL:$1|Category|Categories}} 11511 2006-10-25T20:06:26Z MediaWiki default 124 Categories 2 sysop 62 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default category 627 2004-06-05T18:48:42Z MediaWiki default category 1325 2004-12-21T10:23:52Z MediaWiki default category 2109 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default category 3 sysop 63 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Articles in category "$1" 628 2004-06-05T18:48:42Z MediaWiki default Articles in category "$1" 1326 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MediaWiki default Edit 2132 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default Edit 26 sysop 362 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default This page 985 2004-06-05T18:49:16Z MediaWiki default This page 1763 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default This page 2133 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default This page 27 sysop 361 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Context 984 2004-06-05T18:49:16Z MediaWiki default Context 1762 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default Context 2134 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default Context 28 sysop 360 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default My pages 983 2004-06-05T18:49:16Z MediaWiki default My pages 1761 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default My pages 2135 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default My pages 29 sysop 364 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Special pages 987 2004-06-05T18:49:17Z MediaWiki default Special pages 1766 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default Special pages 2136 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default Special pages 30 sysop 267 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default Return to $1. 2142 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default Return to $1. 36 sysop 2143 2004-04-01T13:31:39Z Angela <small>From Wikipedia, the free simple English encyclopedia.</small> <small>From Wiktionary, the free simple English encyclopedia.</small> 37 sysop 528 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default What links here 1180 2004-06-05T18:49:41Z MediaWiki default What links here 2085 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default What links here 2144 2005-06-25T11:23:00Z MediaWiki default What links here 38 sysop 410 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Search 1036 2004-06-05T18:49:22Z MediaWiki default Search 1823 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default Search 2145 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default Search 39 sysop 156 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Go 727 2004-06-05T18:48:54Z MediaWiki default Go 1451 2004-12-21T10:23:52Z MediaWiki default Go 2146 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default Go 40 sysop 166 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Page history 737 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MediaWiki default View content page 50 sysop 444 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default View subject 1077 2004-06-05T18:49:27Z MediaWiki default View subject 1910 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default View subject 2157 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default View subject 51 sysop 507 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default View user page 1158 2004-06-05T18:49:38Z MediaWiki default View user page 2034 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default View user page 2158 2005-06-25T11:23:00Z MediaWiki default View user page 52 sysop 535 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default View meta page 1187 2004-06-05T18:49:41Z MediaWiki default View project page 2092 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default View project page 2159 2005-06-25T11:23:00Z MediaWiki default View project page 53 sysop 177 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default View image page 749 2004-06-05T18:48:57Z MediaWiki default View image page 1476 2004-12-21T10:23:52Z MediaWiki default View image page 2160 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default 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been accessed $1 times. 1162 2004-06-05T18:49:39Z MediaWiki default This page has been accessed $1 times. 2066 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default This page has been accessed $1 times. 2165 2005-06-25T11:23:00Z MediaWiki default This page has been accessed $1 times. 7050 2006-07-01T19:07:49Z MediaWiki default This page has been accessed {{plural:$1|one time|$1 times}}. 59 sysop 2166 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default All text is available under the terms of the <a class=internal href='/wiki/GNU_FDL'>GNU Free Documentation License</a>. 60 sysop 2167 2004-02-21T20:31:41Z Angela www. ---> simple. 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See $1. 1913 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default The action you have requested can only be performed by users with "sysop" status. See $1. 2171 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default The action you have requested can only be performed by users with "sysop" status. See $1. 3848 2005-07-29T11:09:12Z MediaWiki default The action you have requested can only be performed by users with "sysop" capability. See $1. 65 sysop 104 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Developer access required 673 2004-06-05T18:48:47Z MediaWiki default Developer access required 1386 2004-12-21T10:23:52Z MediaWiki default Developer access required 2172 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default Developer access required 66 sysop 103 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default The action you have requested can only be performed by users with "developer" status. See $1. 672 2004-06-05T18:48:47Z MediaWiki default The action you have requested can only be performed by users with "developer" status. 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See $1. 67 sysop 280 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default $1 bytes 872 2004-06-05T18:49:07Z MediaWiki default $1 bytes 1626 2004-12-21T10:23:53Z MediaWiki default $1 bytes 2174 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default $1 bytes 6979 2006-07-01T19:07:48Z MediaWiki default $1 {{PLURAL:$1|byte|bytes}} 68 sysop 327 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default OK 932 2004-06-05T18:49:12Z MediaWiki default OK 1705 2004-12-21T10:23:53Z MediaWiki default OK 2175 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default OK 69 sysop 434 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Wiktionary (simple English) 1062 2004-06-05T18:49:25Z MediaWiki default Wiktionary 1890 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default {{SITENAME}} 2176 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default {{SITENAME}} 70 sysop 432 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default The Free Encyclopedia 1060 2004-06-05T18:49:25Z MediaWiki default The Free Encyclopedia 1887 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default The Free Encyclopedia 2177 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default The Free Encyclopedia 4534 2005-12-22T07:39:41Z MediaWiki default 71 sysop 390 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Retrieved from "$1" 1013 2004-06-05T18:49:20Z MediaWiki default Retrieved from "$1" 1796 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default Retrieved from "$1" 2178 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default Retrieved from "$1" 72 sysop 284 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default You have $1. 876 2004-06-05T18:49:08Z MediaWiki default You have $1. 1632 2004-12-21T10:23:53Z MediaWiki default You have $1. 2179 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default You have $1. 73 sysop 285 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default new messages 877 2004-06-05T18:49:08Z MediaWiki default new messages 1633 2004-12-21T10:23:53Z MediaWiki default new messages 2180 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default new messages 74 sysop 119 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default edit 689 2004-06-05T18:48:49Z MediaWiki default edit 1405 2004-12-21T10:23:52Z MediaWiki default edit 2181 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default edit 75 sysop 459 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Table of contents 1094 2004-06-05T18:49:30Z MediaWiki default Table of contents 1931 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default Table of contents 2182 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default Table of contents 3850 2005-07-29T11:09:12Z MediaWiki default Contents 76 sysop 429 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default show 1057 2004-06-05T18:49:24Z MediaWiki default show 1849 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default show 2183 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default show 77 sysop 163 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default hide 734 2004-06-05T18:48:55Z MediaWiki default hide 1458 2004-12-21T10:23:52Z MediaWiki default hide 2184 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default hide 78 sysop 454 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default View or restore $1? 1088 2004-06-05T18:49:29Z MediaWiki default View or restore $1? 1924 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default View or restore $1? 2185 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default View or restore $1? 79 sysop 388 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default $1 deleted edits 1011 2004-06-05T18:49:20Z MediaWiki default $1 deleted edits 1794 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default $1 deleted edits 2186 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default $1 deleted edits 7015 2006-07-01T19:07:48Z MediaWiki default {{PLURAL:$1|one deleted edit|$1 deleted edits}} 80 sysop 313 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default No such action 907 2004-06-05T18:49:11Z MediaWiki default No such action 1670 2004-12-21T10:23:53Z MediaWiki default No such action 2187 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default No such action 81 sysop 2188 2003-12-24T08:52:23Z Menchi simp Wiki does not know this URL you tried. 82 sysop 314 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default No such special page 908 2004-06-05T18:49:11Z MediaWiki default No such special page 1671 2004-12-21T10:23:53Z MediaWiki default No such special page 2189 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default No such special page 83 sysop 312 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default You have requested a special page that is not recognized by the wiki. 906 2004-06-05T18:49:11Z MediaWiki default You have requested a special page that is not recognized by the wiki. 1669 2004-12-21T10:23:53Z MediaWiki default You have requested a special page that is not recognized by the wiki. 2190 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default You have requested a special page that is not recognized by the wiki. 3641 2005-06-27T01:47:01Z MediaWiki default You have requested an invalid special page, a list of valid special pages may be found at [[{{ns:special}}:Specialpages]]. 84 sysop 133 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Error 703 2004-06-05T18:48:51Z MediaWiki default Error 1421 2004-12-21T10:23:52Z MediaWiki default Error 2191 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default Error 85 sysop 84 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Database error 654 2004-06-05T18:48:45Z MediaWiki default Database error 1361 2004-12-21T10:23:52Z MediaWiki default Database error 2192 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default Database error 86 sysop 86 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default A database query syntax error has occurred. This could be because of an illegal search query (see $5), or it may indicate a bug in the software. The last attempted database query was: <blockquote><tt>$1</tt></blockquote> from within function "<tt>$2</tt>". MySQL returned error "<tt>$3: $4</tt>". 656 2004-06-05T18:48:45Z MediaWiki default A database query syntax error has occurred. This could be because of an illegal search query (see $5), or it may indicate a bug in the software. The last attempted database query was: <blockquote><tt>$1</tt></blockquote> from within function "<tt>$2</tt>". MySQL returned error "<tt>$3: $4</tt>". 1363 2004-12-21T10:23:52Z MediaWiki default A database query syntax error has occurred. This may indicate a bug in the software. The last attempted database query was: <blockquote><tt>$1</tt></blockquote> from within function "<tt>$2</tt>". MySQL returned error "<tt>$3: $4</tt>". 2193 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default A database query syntax error has occurred. This may indicate a bug in the software. The last attempted database query was: <blockquote><tt>$1</tt></blockquote> from within function "<tt>$2</tt>". MySQL returned error "<tt>$3: $4</tt>". 87 sysop 87 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default A database query syntax error has occurred. The last attempted database query was: "$1" from within function "$2". MySQL returned error "$3: $4". 657 2004-06-05T18:48:45Z MediaWiki default A database query syntax error has occurred. The last attempted database query was: "$1" from within function "$2". MySQL returned error "$3: $4". 1364 2004-12-21T10:23:52Z MediaWiki default A database query syntax error has occurred. The last attempted database query was: "$1" from within function "$2". MySQL returned error "$3: $4". 2194 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default A database query syntax error has occurred. The last attempted database query was: "$1" from within function "$2". MySQL returned error "$3: $4". 3915 2005-09-05T09:54:25Z MediaWiki default A database query syntax error has occurred. The last attempted database query was: "$1" from within function "$2". MySQL returned error "$3: $4" 4105 2005-11-09T23:10:50Z MediaWiki default A database query syntax error has occurred. The last attempted database query was: "$1" from within function "$2". MySQL returned error "$3: $4" 4217 2005-11-29T21:33:16Z MediaWiki default A database query syntax error has occurred. The last attempted database query was: "$1" from within function "$2". MySQL returned error "$3: $4" 4250 2005-12-02T02:44:02Z MediaWiki default A database query syntax error has occurred. The last attempted database query was: "$1" from within function "$2". MySQL returned error "$3: $4" 4292 2005-12-02T04:16:49Z MediaWiki default A database query syntax error has occurred. The last attempted database query was: "$1" from within function "$2". MySQL returned error "$3: $4" 88 sysop 298 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Sorry! The wiki is experiencing some technical difficulties, and cannot contact the database server. 890 2004-06-05T18:49:10Z MediaWiki default Sorry! The wiki is experiencing some technical difficulties, and cannot contact the database server. 1650 2004-12-21T10:23:53Z MediaWiki default Sorry! The wiki is experiencing some technical difficulties, and cannot contact the database server. <br /> $1 2195 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default Sorry! The wiki is experiencing some technical difficulties, and cannot contact the database server. <br /> $1 89 sysop 302 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Could not select database $1 895 2004-06-05T18:49:10Z MediaWiki default Could not select database $1 1656 2004-12-21T10:23:53Z MediaWiki default Could not select database $1 2196 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default Could not select database $1 90 sysop 58 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default The following is a cached copy of the requested page, and may not be up to date. 623 2004-06-05T18:48:41Z MediaWiki default The following is a cached copy of the requested page, and may not be up to date. 1320 2004-12-21T10:23:52Z MediaWiki default The following is a cached copy of the requested page, and may not be up to date. 2197 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default The following is a cached copy of the requested page, and may not be up to date. 91 sysop 375 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Database locked 998 2004-06-05T18:49:18Z MediaWiki default Database locked 1780 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default Database locked 2198 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default Database locked 92 sysop 132 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Enter a reason for the lock, including an estimate of when the lock will be released 702 2004-06-05T18:48:51Z MediaWiki default Enter a reason for the lock, including an estimate of when the lock will be released 1420 2004-12-21T10:23:52Z MediaWiki default Enter a reason for the lock, including an estimate of when the lock will be released 2199 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default Enter a reason for the lock, including an estimate of when the lock will be released 93 sysop 376 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default The database is currently locked to new entries and other modifications, probably for routine database maintenance, after which it will be back to normal. The administrator who locked it offered this explanation: <p>$1 999 2004-06-05T18:49:18Z MediaWiki default The database is currently locked to new entries and other modifications, probably for routine database maintenance, after which it will be back to normal. The administrator who locked it offered this explanation: <p>$1 1781 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default The database is currently locked to new entries and other modifications, probably for routine database maintenance, after which it will be back to normal. The administrator who locked it offered this explanation: <p>$1 2200 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default The database is currently locked to new entries and other modifications, probably for routine database maintenance, after which it will be back to normal. The administrator who locked it offered this explanation: <p>$1 3834 2005-07-29T11:09:12Z MediaWiki default The database is currently locked to new entries and other modifications, probably for routine database maintenance, after which it will be back to normal. The administrator who locked it offered this explanation: $1 3935 2005-09-05T09:54:27Z MediaWiki default The database is currently locked to new entries and other modifications, probably for routine database maintenance, after which it will be back to normal. The administrator who locked it offered this explanation: $1 94 sysop 263 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default The database did not find the text of a page that it should have found, named "$1". <p>This is usually caused by following an outdated diff or history link to a page that has been deleted. <p>If this is not the case, you may have found a bug in the software. Please report this to an administrator, making note of the URL. 852 2004-06-05T18:49:06Z MediaWiki default The database did not find the text of a page that it should have found, named "$1". <p>This is usually caused by following an outdated diff or history link to a page that has been deleted. <p>If this is not the case, you may have found a bug in the software. Please report this to an administrator, making note of the URL. 1599 2004-12-21T10:23:53Z MediaWiki default The database did not find the text of a page that it should have found, named "$1". <p>This is usually caused by following an outdated diff or history link to a page that has been deleted. <p>If this is not the case, you may have found a bug in the software. Please report this to an administrator, making note of the URL. 2201 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default The database did not find the text of a page that it should have found, named "$1". <p>This is usually caused by following an outdated diff or history link to a page that has been deleted. <p>If this is not the case, you may have found a bug in the software. Please report this to an administrator, making note of the URL. 3822 2005-07-29T11:09:11Z MediaWiki default The database did not find the text of a page that it should have found, named "$1". This is usually caused by following an outdated diff or history link to a page that has been deleted. If this is not the case, you may have found a bug in the software. Please report this to an administrator, making note of the URL. 3926 2005-09-05T09:54:27Z MediaWiki default The database did not find the text of a page that it should have found, named "$1". This is usually caused by following an outdated diff or history link to a page that has been deleted. If this is not the case, you may have found a bug in the software. Please report this to an administrator, making note of the URL. 95 sysop 185 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Internal error 764 2004-06-05T18:48:57Z MediaWiki default Internal error 1493 2004-12-21T10:23:52Z MediaWiki default Internal error 2202 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default Internal error 96 sysop 145 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Could not copy file "$1" to "$2". 716 2004-06-05T18:48:52Z MediaWiki default Could not copy file "$1" to "$2". 1436 2004-12-21T10:23:52Z MediaWiki default Could not copy file "$1" to "$2". 2203 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default Could not copy file "$1" to "$2". 97 sysop 150 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Could not rename file "$1" to "$2". 721 2004-06-05T18:48:53Z MediaWiki default Could not rename file "$1" to "$2". 1443 2004-12-21T10:23:52Z MediaWiki default Could not rename file "$1" to "$2". 2204 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default Could not rename file "$1" to "$2". 98 sysop 146 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Could not delete file "$1". 717 2004-06-05T18:48:52Z MediaWiki default Could not delete file "$1". 1437 2004-12-21T10:23:52Z MediaWiki default Could not delete file "$1". 2205 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default Could not delete file "$1". 99 sysop 149 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Could not find file "$1". 720 2004-06-05T18:48:53Z MediaWiki default Could not find file "$1". 1442 2004-12-21T10:23:52Z MediaWiki default Could not find file "$1". 2206 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default Could not find file "$1". 100 sysop 477 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Unexpected value: "$1"="$2". 1119 2004-06-05T18:49:32Z MediaWiki default Unexpected value: "$1"="$2". 1980 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default Unexpected value: "$1"="$2". 2207 2005-06-25T11:23:00Z MediaWiki default Unexpected value: "$1"="$2". 101 sysop 154 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Error: could not submit form 725 2004-06-05T18:48:53Z MediaWiki default Error: could not submit form 1447 2004-12-21T10:23:52Z MediaWiki default Error: could not submit form 2208 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default Error: could not submit form 102 sysop 30 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default This action cannot be performed on this page. 595 2004-06-05T18:48:37Z MediaWiki default This action cannot be performed on this page. 1290 2004-12-21T10:23:52Z MediaWiki default This action cannot be performed on this page. 2209 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default This action cannot be performed on this page. 103 sysop 60 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Could not delete the page or image specified. (It may have already been deleted by someone else.) 625 2004-06-05T18:48:41Z MediaWiki default Could not delete the page or image specified. (It may have already been deleted by someone else.) 1322 2004-12-21T10:23:52Z MediaWiki default Could not delete the page or image specified. (It may have already been deleted by someone else.) 2210 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default Could not delete the page or image specified. (It may have already been deleted by someone else.) 3301 2005-06-27T01:46:59Z MediaWiki default Could not delete the page or file specified. (It may have already been deleted by someone else.) 104 sysop 36 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Bad title 601 2004-06-05T18:48:38Z MediaWiki default Bad title 1296 2004-12-21T10:23:52Z MediaWiki default Bad title 2211 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default Bad title 105 sysop 37 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default The requested page title was invalid, empty, or an incorrectly linked inter-language or inter-wiki title. 602 2004-06-05T18:48:38Z MediaWiki default The requested page title was invalid, empty, or an incorrectly linked inter-language or inter-wiki title. 1297 2004-12-21T10:23:52Z MediaWiki default The requested page title was invalid, empty, or an incorrectly linked inter-language or inter-wiki title. 2212 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default The requested page title was invalid, empty, or an incorrectly linked inter-language or inter-wiki title. 3912 2005-09-05T09:54:25Z MediaWiki default The requested page title was invalid, empty, or an incorrectly linked inter-language or inter-wiki title. 5549 2006-02-26T02:05:24Z MediaWiki default The requested page title was invalid, empty, or an incorrectly linked inter-language or inter-wiki title. It may contain one more characters which cannot be used in titles. 106 sysop 337 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Sorry! This feature has been temporarily disabled because it slows the database down to the point that no one can use the wiki. 945 2004-06-05T18:49:13Z MediaWiki default Sorry! This feature has been temporarily disabled because it slows the database down to the point that no one can use the wiki. 1719 2004-12-21T10:23:53Z MediaWiki default Sorry! This feature has been temporarily disabled because it slows the database down to the point that no one can use the wiki. 2213 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default Sorry! This feature has been temporarily disabled because it slows the database down to the point that no one can use the wiki. 3931 2005-09-05T09:54:27Z MediaWiki default Sorry! This feature has been temporarily disabled because it slows the database down to the point that no one can use the wiki. 107 sysop 338 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Here's a saved copy from $1: 946 2004-06-05T18:49:13Z MediaWiki default Here's a saved copy from $1: 1720 2004-12-21T10:23:53Z MediaWiki default Here's a saved copy from $1: 2214 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default Here's a saved copy from $1: 3932 2005-09-05T09:54:27Z MediaWiki default Here is a saved copy from $1: 108 sysop 540 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Incorrect parameters to wfQuery()<br> Function: $1<br> Query: $2 1192 2004-06-05T18:49:42Z MediaWiki default Incorrect parameters to wfQuery()<br /> Function: $1<br /> Query: $2 2097 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default Incorrect parameters to wfQuery()<br /> Function: $1<br /> Query: $2 2215 2005-06-25T11:23:00Z MediaWiki default Incorrect parameters to wfQuery()<br /> Function: $1<br /> Query: $2 3956 2005-09-05T09:54:29Z MediaWiki default Incorrect parameters to wfQuery()<br /> Function: $1<br /> Query: $2 109 sysop 513 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default View source 1164 2004-06-05T18:49:39Z MediaWiki default View source 2068 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default View source 2216 2005-06-25T11:23:00Z MediaWiki default View source 110 sysop 2217 2003-12-24T08:53:46Z Menchi simp This page is protected. People cannot edit it for now. Why? Please see [[Wiktionary:Protected page]]. Below is the code of the page. You cannot change it: 111 sysop 227 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default User logout 810 2004-06-05T18:49:02Z MediaWiki default User logout 1548 2004-12-21T10:23:53Z MediaWiki default User logout 2218 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default User logout 112 sysop 226 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default You are now logged out. You can continue to use Wiktionary (simple English) anonymously, or you can log in again as the same or as a different user. Note that some pages may continue to be displayed as if you were still logged in, until you clear your browser cache 809 2004-06-05T18:49:02Z MediaWiki default You are now logged out. You can continue to use Wiktionary anonymously, or you can log in again as the same or as a different user. Note that some pages may continue to be displayed as if you were still logged in, until you clear your browser cache 1547 2004-12-21T10:23:53Z MediaWiki default You are now logged out. You can continue to use {{SITENAME}} anonymously, or you can log in again as the same or as a different user. Note that some pages may continue to be displayed as if you were still logged in, until you clear your browser cache 2219 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default You are now logged out. You can continue to use {{SITENAME}} anonymously, or you can log in again as the same or as a different user. Note that some pages may continue to be displayed as if you were still logged in, until you clear your browser cache 3620 2005-06-27T01:47:01Z MediaWiki default You are now logged out.<br /> You can continue to use {{SITENAME}} anonymously, or you can log in again as the same or as a different user. Note that some pages may continue to be displayed as if you were still logged in, until you clear your browser cache. 3819 2005-07-29T11:09:11Z MediaWiki default You are now logged out.<br /> You can continue to use {{SITENAME}} anonymously, or you can log in again as the same or as a different user. Note that some pages may continue to be displayed as if you were still logged in, until you clear your browser cache. 3890 2005-08-19T23:37:26Z MediaWiki default You are now logged out.<br /> You can continue to use {{SITENAME}} anonymously, or you can log in again as the same or as a different user. Note that some pages may continue to be displayed as if you were still logged in, until you clear your browser cache. 3924 2005-09-05T09:54:26Z MediaWiki default You are now logged out.<br /> You can continue to use {{SITENAME}} anonymously, or you can log in again as the same or as a different user. Note that some pages may continue to be displayed as if you were still logged in, until you clear your browser cache. 4118 2005-11-09T23:10:51Z MediaWiki default You are now logged out.<br /> You can continue to use {{SITENAME}} anonymously, or you can log in again as the same or as a different user. Note that some pages may continue to be displayed as if you were still logged in, until you clear your browser cache. 4222 2005-11-29T21:33:17Z MediaWiki default You are now logged out.<br /> You can continue to use {{SITENAME}} anonymously, or you can log in again as the same or as a different user. Note that some pages may continue to be displayed as if you were still logged in, until you clear your browser cache. 4260 2005-12-02T02:44:03Z MediaWiki default <strong>You are now logged out.</strong><br /> You can continue to use {{SITENAME}} anonymously, or you can log in again as the same or as a different user. Note that some pages may continue to be displayed as if you were still logged in, until you clear your browser cache. 4295 2005-12-02T04:16:50Z MediaWiki default <strong>You are now logged out.</strong><br /> You can continue to use {{SITENAME}} anonymously, or you can log in again as the same or as a different user. Note that some pages may continue to be displayed as if you were still logged in, until you clear your browser cache. 113 sysop 527 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default <h2>Welcome, $1!</h2><p>Your account has been created. Don't forget to personalize your wikipedia preferences. 1179 2004-06-05T18:49:41Z MediaWiki default <h2>Welcome, $1!</h2><p>Your account has been created. Don't forget to change your Wiktionary preferences. 2084 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default == Welcome, $1! == Your account has been created. Don't forget to change your {{SITENAME}} preferences. 2220 2005-06-25T11:23:00Z MediaWiki default == Welcome, $1! == Your account has been created. Don't forget to change your {{SITENAME}} preferences. 114 sysop 221 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default User login 802 2004-06-05T18:49:01Z MediaWiki default User login 1540 2004-12-21T10:23:53Z MediaWiki default User login 2221 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default User login 115 sysop 544 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Your user name 1196 2004-06-05T18:49:42Z MediaWiki default Your user name 2102 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default Your user name 2222 2005-06-25T11:23:00Z MediaWiki default Your user name 3758 2005-06-27T01:47:03Z MediaWiki default User name 3873 2005-07-29T11:09:13Z MediaWiki default Username 116 sysop 546 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Your password 1198 2004-06-05T18:49:43Z MediaWiki default Your password 2104 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default Your password 2223 2005-06-25T11:23:00Z MediaWiki default Your password 3760 2005-06-27T01:47:03Z MediaWiki default Password 117 sysop 2224 2003-12-24T08:54:10Z Menchi simp Type password again 118 sysop 291 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default (new users only) 883 2004-06-05T18:49:09Z MediaWiki default (new users only) 1639 2004-12-21T10:23:53Z MediaWiki default (new users only) 2225 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default (new users only) 119 sysop 382 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Remember my password across sessions. 1005 2004-06-05T18:49:19Z MediaWiki default Remember my password across sessions. 1788 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default Remember my password across sessions. 2226 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default Remember my password across sessions. 3835 2005-07-29T11:09:12Z MediaWiki default Remember me 11548 2006-10-25T20:06:41Z MediaWiki default 124 Remember my login on this computer 120 sysop 222 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default <b>There has been a problem with your login.</b><br>Try again! 803 2004-06-05T18:49:01Z MediaWiki default <b>There has been a problem with your login.</b><br />Try again! 1541 2004-12-21T10:23:53Z MediaWiki default <b>There has been a problem with your login.</b><br />Try again! 2227 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default <b>There has been a problem with your login.</b><br />Try again! 121 sysop 21 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default <font color=red><b>User $1, you are already logged in!</b></font><br> 582 2004-06-05T18:48:35Z MediaWiki default <font color=red><b>User $1, you are already logged in!</b></font><br /> 1271 2004-12-21T10:23:52Z MediaWiki default <font color=red><b>User $1, you are already logged in!</b></font><br /> 2228 2005-06-25T11:22:57Z MediaWiki default <font color=red><b>User $1, you are already logged in!</b></font><br /> 3882 2005-08-19T23:37:24Z MediaWiki default <strong>User $1, you are already logged in!</strong><br /> 3911 2005-09-05T09:54:25Z MediaWiki default <strong>User $1, you are already logged in!</strong><br /> 4095 2005-11-09T23:10:49Z MediaWiki default <strong>User $1, you are already logged in!</strong><br /> 4214 2005-11-29T21:33:16Z MediaWiki default <strong>User $1, you are already logged in!</strong><br /> 4246 2005-12-02T02:44:02Z MediaWiki default <strong>User $1, you are already logged in!</strong><br /> 4290 2005-12-02T04:16:49Z MediaWiki default <strong>User $1, you are already logged in!</strong><br /> 122 sysop 219 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Log in 800 2004-06-05T18:49:01Z MediaWiki default Log in 1538 2004-12-21T10:23:53Z MediaWiki default Log in 2229 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default Log in 123 sysop 223 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default You must have cookies enabled to log in to Wiktionary (simple English). 804 2004-06-05T18:49:01Z MediaWiki default You must have cookies enabled to log in to Wiktionary. 1542 2004-12-21T10:23:53Z MediaWiki default You must have cookies enabled to log in to {{SITENAME}}. 2230 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default You must have cookies enabled to log in to {{SITENAME}}. 124 sysop 505 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Log in 1155 2004-06-05T18:49:38Z MediaWiki default Log in 2031 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default Create an account or log in 2231 2005-06-25T11:23:00Z MediaWiki default Create an account or log in 4281 2005-12-02T02:44:05Z MediaWiki default Log in / create account 125 sysop 225 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Log out 808 2004-06-05T18:49:01Z MediaWiki default Log out 1546 2004-12-21T10:23:53Z MediaWiki default Log out 2232 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default Log out 126 sysop 506 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Log out 1156 2004-06-05T18:49:38Z MediaWiki default Log out 2032 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default Log out 2233 2005-06-25T11:23:00Z MediaWiki default Log out 127 sysop 322 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Not logged in 917 2004-06-05T18:49:11Z MediaWiki default Not logged in 1681 2004-12-21T10:23:53Z MediaWiki default Not logged in 2234 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default Not logged in 128 sysop 81 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Create new account 651 2004-06-05T18:48:44Z MediaWiki default Create new account 1353 2004-12-21T10:23:52Z MediaWiki default Create new account 2235 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default Create new account 4248 2005-12-02T02:44:02Z MediaWiki default Create account 129 sysop 82 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default by eMail 652 2004-06-05T18:48:44Z MediaWiki default by email 1354 2004-12-21T10:23:52Z MediaWiki default by email 2236 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default by email 4249 2005-12-02T02:44:02Z MediaWiki default by e-mail 130 sysop 35 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default The passwords you entered do not match. 600 2004-06-05T18:48:38Z MediaWiki default The passwords you entered do not match. 1295 2004-12-21T10:23:52Z MediaWiki default The passwords you entered do not match. 2237 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default The passwords you entered do not match. 131 sysop 504 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default The user name you entered is already in use. Please choose a different name. 1153 2004-06-05T18:49:38Z MediaWiki default The user name you entered is already in use. Please choose a different name. 2016 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default The user name you entered is already in use. Please choose a different name. 2238 2005-06-25T11:23:00Z MediaWiki default The user name you entered is already in use. Please choose a different name. 4280 2005-12-02T02:44:05Z MediaWiki default Username entered already in use. Please choose a different name. 132 sysop 543 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Your e-mail* 1195 2004-06-05T18:49:42Z MediaWiki default Your email* 2100 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default Your email* 2239 2005-06-25T11:23:00Z MediaWiki default Your email* 3756 2005-06-27T01:47:03Z MediaWiki default Email² 3872 2005-07-29T11:09:13Z MediaWiki default Email * 4288 2005-12-02T02:44:05Z MediaWiki default E-mail * 11576 2006-10-25T20:06:47Z MediaWiki default 124 E-mail *: 133 sysop 545 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Your nickname (for signatures) 1197 2004-06-05T18:49:42Z MediaWiki default Your nickname (for signatures) 2103 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default Your nickname (for signatures) 2240 2005-06-25T11:23:00Z MediaWiki default Your nickname (for signatures) 3759 2005-06-27T01:47:03Z MediaWiki default Nickname 4166 2005-11-09T23:10:54Z MediaWiki default Nickname: 134 sysop 2241 2003-12-30T06:45:15Z Angela slightly simplify * You do not have to give us your e-mail address. If we have your e-mail, we will not give to anybody else. The address will only be used by another Wiktionary user, and even that person can not see your address, but only a "E-mail this user" link. Also, if you ever forget your password, we can e-mail it to you. 135 sysop 220 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Login error 801 2004-06-05T18:49:01Z MediaWiki default Login error 1539 2004-12-21T10:23:53Z MediaWiki default Login error 2242 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default Login error 136 sysop 301 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default The user account was created, but you are not logged in. Wiktionary (simple English) uses cookies to log in users. You have cookies disabled. Please enable them, then log in with your new username and password. 893 2004-06-05T18:49:10Z MediaWiki default The user account was created, but you are not logged in. Wiktionary uses cookies to log in users. You have cookies disabled. Please enable them, then log in with your new username and password. 1653 2004-12-21T10:23:53Z MediaWiki default The user account was created, but you are not logged in. {{SITENAME}} uses cookies to log in users. You have cookies disabled. Please enable them, then log in with your new username and password. 2243 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default The user account was created, but you are not logged in. {{SITENAME}} uses cookies to log in users. You have cookies disabled. Please enable them, then log in with your new username and password. 137 sysop 300 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Wiktionary (simple English) uses cookies to log in users. You have cookies disabled. Please enable them and try again. 892 2004-06-05T18:49:10Z MediaWiki default Wiktionary uses cookies to log in users. You have cookies disabled. Please enable them and try again. 1652 2004-12-21T10:23:53Z MediaWiki default {{SITENAME}} uses cookies to log in users. You have cookies disabled. Please enable them and try again. 2244 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default {{SITENAME}} uses cookies to log in users. You have cookies disabled. Please enable them and try again. 138 sysop 310 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default You have not specified a valid user name. 904 2004-06-05T18:49:10Z MediaWiki default You have not specified a valid user name. 1666 2004-12-21T10:23:53Z MediaWiki default You have not specified a valid user name. 2245 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default You have not specified a valid user name. 139 sysop 2246 2003-12-27T10:26:47Z Menchi simplify You have logged in 140 sysop 224 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default You are now logged in to Wiktionary (simple English) as "$1". 807 2004-06-05T18:49:01Z MediaWiki default You are now logged in to Wiktionary as "$1". 1545 2004-12-21T10:23:53Z MediaWiki default You are now logged in to {{SITENAME}} as "$1". 2247 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default You are now logged in to {{SITENAME}} as "$1". 4259 2005-12-02T02:44:03Z MediaWiki default '''You are now logged in to {{SITENAME}} as "$1".''' 141 sysop 315 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default There is no user by the name "$1". Check your spelling, or use the form below to create a new user account. 909 2004-06-05T18:49:11Z MediaWiki default There is no user by the name "$1". Check your spelling, or use the form below to create a new user account. 1672 2004-12-21T10:23:53Z MediaWiki default There is no user by the name "$1". Check your spelling, or use the form below to create a new user account. 2248 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default There is no user by the name "$1". Check your spelling, or use the form below to create a new user account. 4266 2005-12-02T02:44:04Z MediaWiki default There is no user by the name "$1". Check your spelling, or create a new account. 142 sysop 541 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default The password you entered is incorrect. Please try again. 1193 2004-06-05T18:49:42Z MediaWiki default The password you entered is incorrect. Please try again. 2098 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default The password you entered is incorrect. Please try again. 2249 2005-06-25T11:23:00Z MediaWiki default The password you entered is incorrect. Please try again. 3754 2005-06-27T01:47:03Z MediaWiki default The password you entered is incorrect (or missing). Please try again. 4286 2005-12-02T02:44:05Z MediaWiki default Incorrect password entered. Please try again. 143 sysop 231 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Mail me a new password 815 2004-06-05T18:49:02Z MediaWiki default Mail me a new password 1553 2004-12-21T10:23:53Z MediaWiki default Mail me a new password 2250 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default Mail me a new password 4261 2005-12-02T02:44:03Z MediaWiki default E-mail password 144 sysop 335 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Password reminder from Wiktionary (simple English) 942 2004-06-05T18:49:12Z MediaWiki default Password reminder from Wiktionary 1716 2004-12-21T10:23:53Z MediaWiki default Password reminder from {{SITENAME}} 2251 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default Password reminder from {{SITENAME}} 145 sysop 334 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Someone (probably you, from IP address $1) requested that we send you a new Wiktionary (simple English) login password. The password for user "$2" is now "$3". You should log in and change your password now. 941 2004-06-05T18:49:12Z MediaWiki default Someone (probably you, from IP address $1) requested that we send you a new Wiktionary login password. The password for user "$2" is now "$3". You should log in and change your password now. 1715 2004-12-21T10:23:53Z MediaWiki default Someone (probably you, from IP address $1) requested that we send you a new {{SITENAME}} login password. The password for user "$2" is now "$3". You should log in and change your password now. 2252 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default Someone (probably you, from IP address $1) requested that we send you a new {{SITENAME}} login password. The password for user "$2" is now "$3". You should log in and change your password now. 3930 2005-09-05T09:54:27Z MediaWiki default Someone (probably you, from IP address $1) requested that we send you a new {{SITENAME}} login password for {{SERVERNAME}}. The password for user "$2" is now "$3". You should log in and change your password now. If someone else made this request or if you have remembered your password and you no longer wish to change it, you may ignore this message and continue using your old password. 6992 2006-07-01T19:07:48Z MediaWiki default Someone (probably you, from IP address $1) requested that we send you a new password for {{SITENAME}} ($4). The password for user "$2" is now "$3". You should log in and change your password now. If someone else made this request or if you have remembered your password and you no longer wish to change it, you may ignore this message and continue using your old password. 146 sysop 303 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default There is no e-mail address recorded for user "$1". 897 2004-06-05T18:49:10Z MediaWiki default There is no e-mail address recorded for user "$1". 1658 2004-12-21T10:23:53Z MediaWiki default There is no e-mail address recorded for user "$1". 2253 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default There is no e-mail address recorded for user "$1". 147 sysop 336 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default A new password has been sent to the e-mail address registered for "$1". Please log in again after you receive it. 943 2004-06-05T18:49:12Z MediaWiki default A new password has been sent to the e-mail address registered for "$1". Please log in again after you receive it. 1717 2004-12-21T10:23:53Z MediaWiki default A new password has been sent to the e-mail address registered for "$1". Please log in again after you receive it. 2254 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default A new password has been sent to the e-mail address registered for "$1". Please log in again after you receive it. 148 sysop 2255 2004-04-28T01:38:31Z Angela style <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wiktionary:Edit_summary" class='internal' title="Briefly describe the changes you have made here">Edit summary</a> 4983 2006-02-20T17:26:02Z Flcelloguy 44 Fix link <a href="http://simple.wiktionary.org/wiki/Wiktionary:Edit_summary" class='internal' title="Briefly describe the changes you have made here">Edit summary</a> 149 sysop 2256 2003-12-24T08:54:51Z Menchi more Subject/headline/title 150 sysop 258 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default This is a minor edit 847 2004-06-05T18:49:05Z MediaWiki default This is a minor edit 1594 2004-12-21T10:23:53Z MediaWiki default This is a minor edit 2257 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default This is a minor edit 3629 2005-06-27T01:47:01Z MediaWiki default This is a minor edit. 3821 2005-07-29T11:09:11Z MediaWiki default This is a minor edit 151 sysop 525 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Watch this article 1177 2004-06-05T18:49:40Z MediaWiki default Watch this page 2081 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default Watch this page 2258 2005-06-25T11:23:00Z MediaWiki default Watch this page 152 sysop 406 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Save page 1032 2004-06-05T18:49:22Z MediaWiki default Save page 1817 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default Save page 2259 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default Save page 153 sysop 346 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Preview 962 2004-06-05T18:49:14Z MediaWiki default Preview 1736 2004-12-21T10:23:53Z MediaWiki default Preview 2260 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default Preview 154 sysop 428 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Show preview 1056 2004-06-05T18:49:24Z MediaWiki default Show preview 1848 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default Show preview 2261 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default Show preview 155 sysop 39 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default User is blocked 604 2004-06-05T18:48:39Z MediaWiki default User is blocked 1300 2004-12-21T10:23:52Z MediaWiki default User is blocked 2262 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default User is blocked 156 sysop 2263 2004-02-22T10:43:00Z Angela tpnet.pl not blocked anymore Your user name or IP address has been blocked by $1. The reason given is this:<br>''$2''<p>You may contact $1 or one of the other [[Wiktionary:Administrators|administrators]] to discuss the block. Note that you may not use the "email this user" feature unless you have a valid email address registered in your [[Special:Preferences|user preferences]]. Your IP address is $3. Please include this address in any queries you make. If you need to see the [[wiki]] text of an article, you may wish to use the [[Special:Export|Export pages]] feature. ==Innocent?== Sometimes large ranges are blocked from editing Wiktionary, for especially egregious cases of vandalism. This means that lots of innocent people can't edit. At the moment this includes most Bell Canada addresses from Halifax, Nova Scotia. Also, some individual dynamic IP addresses may be blocked, usually for a 24 hour period. We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause. 4942 2006-02-20T16:23:43Z Flcelloguy 44 Links Your user name or [[Wiktionary:What is an IP address?|IP address]] has been blocked by $1. The reason given is this:<br>''$2''<p>You may contact $1 or one of the other [[Wiktionary:Administrators|administrators]] to discuss the block. Note that you may not use the "email this user" feature unless you have a valid email address registered in your [[Special:Preferences|user preferences]]. Your [[Wiktionary:What is an IP address?|IP address]] is $3. Please include this address in any requests you make. If you need to see the [[wiki]] text of an article, you may wish to use the [[Special:Export|Export pages]] feature. ==Innocent?== Sometimes large ranges are blocked from editing Wiktionary for especially egregious cases of vandalism. This means that lots of innocent people can't edit. At the moment this includes most Bell Canada addresses from Halifax, Nova Scotia. Also, some individual dynamic IP addresses may be blocked, usually for a 24 hour period. We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause. 157 sysop 532 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Login required to edit 1184 2004-06-05T18:49:41Z MediaWiki default Login required to edit 2089 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default Login required to edit 2264 2005-06-25T11:23:00Z MediaWiki default Login required to edit 158 sysop 531 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default You have to [[Special:Userlogin|login]] to edit articles. 1183 2004-06-05T18:49:41Z MediaWiki default You have to [[Special:Userlogin|login]] to edit pages. 2088 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default You have to [[Special:Userlogin|login]] to edit pages. 2265 2005-06-25T11:23:00Z MediaWiki default You have to [[Special:Userlogin|login]] to edit pages. 7059 2006-07-01T19:07:49Z MediaWiki default You have to $1 to edit pages. 159 sysop 534 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Login required to read 1186 2004-06-05T18:49:41Z MediaWiki default Login required to read 2091 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default Login required to read 2266 2005-06-25T11:23:00Z MediaWiki default Login required to read 160 sysop 533 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default You have to [[Special:Userlogin|login]] to read articles. 1185 2004-06-05T18:49:41Z MediaWiki default You have to [[Special:Userlogin|login]] to read pages. 2090 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default You have to [[Special:Userlogin|login]] to read pages. 2267 2005-06-25T11:23:00Z MediaWiki default You have to [[Special:Userlogin|login]] to read pages. 161 sysop 530 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default You are not allowed to create an account 1182 2004-06-05T18:49:41Z MediaWiki default You are not allowed to create an account 2087 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default You are not allowed to create an account 2268 2005-06-25T11:23:00Z MediaWiki default You are not allowed to create an account 162 sysop 529 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default To be allowed to create accounts in this Wiki you have to [[Special:Userlogin|log]] in and have the appropriate permissions. 1181 2004-06-05T18:49:41Z MediaWiki default To be allowed to create accounts in this Wiki you have to [[Special:Userlogin|log]] in and have the appropriate permissions. 2086 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default To be allowed to create accounts in this Wiki you have to [[Special:Userlogin|log]] in and have the appropriate permissions. 2269 2005-06-25T11:23:00Z MediaWiki default To be allowed to create accounts in this Wiki you have to [[Special:Userlogin|log]] in and have the appropriate permissions. 163 sysop 10 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Password sent. 570 2004-06-05T18:48:34Z MediaWiki default Password sent. 1247 2004-12-21T10:23:52Z MediaWiki default Password sent. 2270 2005-06-25T11:22:57Z MediaWiki default Password sent. 164 sysop 9 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default The Password for '$1' has been sent to $2. 569 2004-06-05T18:48:34Z MediaWiki default The Password for '$1' has been sent to $2. 1246 2004-12-21T10:23:51Z MediaWiki default The Password for '$1' has been sent to $2. 2271 2005-06-25T11:22:57Z MediaWiki default The Password for '$1' has been sent to $2. 3781 2005-07-29T11:09:09Z MediaWiki default The password for '$1' has been sent to $2. 4515 2005-12-22T07:39:38Z MediaWiki default The password for "$1" has been sent to $2. 165 sysop 282 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default (New) 874 2004-06-05T18:49:08Z MediaWiki default (New) 1628 2004-12-21T10:23:53Z MediaWiki default (New) 2272 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default (New) 166 sysop 283 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default You've followed a link to a page that doesn't exist yet. To create the page, start typing in the box below (see the [[Wiktionary:Help|help page]] for more info). If you are here by mistake, just click your browser's '''back''' button. 875 2004-06-05T18:49:08Z MediaWiki default You've followed a link to a page that doesn't exist yet. To create the page, start typing in the box below (see the [[Wiktionary:Help|help page]] for more info). If you are here by mistake, just click your browser's '''back''' button. 1629 2004-12-21T10:23:53Z MediaWiki default You've followed a link to a page that doesn't exist yet. To create the page, start typing in the box below (see the [[Project:Help|help page]] for more info). If you are here by mistake, just click your browser's '''back''' button. 2273 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default You've followed a link to a page that doesn't exist yet. To create the page, start typing in the box below (see the [[Project:Help|help page]] for more info). If you are here by mistake, just click your browser's '''back''' button. 6981 2006-07-01T19:07:48Z MediaWiki default You've followed a link to a page that doesn't exist yet. To create the page, start typing in the box below (see the [[{{ns:help}}:Contents|help page]] for more info). If you are here by mistake, just click your browser's '''back''' button. 167 sysop 24 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default ---- ''This is the discussion page for an anonymous user who has not created an account yet or who does not use it. We therefore have to use the numerical [[IP address]] to identify him/her. Such an IP address can be shared by several users. If you are an anonymous user and feel that irrelevant comments have been directed at you, please [[Special:Userlogin|create an account or log in]] to avoid future confusion with other anonymous users.'' 587 2004-06-05T18:48:36Z MediaWiki default ----''This is the discussion page for an anonymous user who has not created an account yet or who does not use it. We therefore have to use the numerical [[IP address]] to identify him/her. Such an IP address can be shared by several users. If you are an anonymous user and feel that irrelevant comments have been directed at you, please [[Special:Userlogin|create an account or log in]] to avoid future confusion with other anonymous users.'' 1276 2004-12-21T10:23:52Z MediaWiki default ----''This is the discussion page for an anonymous user who has not created an account yet or who does not use it. We therefore have to use the numerical [[IP address]] to identify him/her. Such an IP address can be shared by several users. If you are an anonymous user and feel that irrelevant comments have been directed at you, please [[Special:Userlogin|create an account or log in]] to avoid future confusion with other anonymous users.'' 2274 2005-06-25T11:22:57Z MediaWiki default ----''This is the discussion page for an anonymous user who has not created an account yet or who does not use it. We therefore have to use the numerical [[IP address]] to identify him/her. Such an IP address can be shared by several users. If you are an anonymous user and feel that irrelevant comments have been directed at you, please [[Special:Userlogin|create an account or log in]] to avoid future confusion with other anonymous users.'' 4941 2006-02-20T16:21:29Z Flcelloguy 44 Simplify, add links ----''This is the talk page for a user who has not created an account yet. We use the numerical [[Wiktionary:What is an IP address?|IP address]] to identify the user. Such an IP address can be shared by several people. Some comments may not be related to you. Please [[Special:Userlogin|create an account or log in]] to avoid future confusion.'' 168 sysop 296 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default (There is currently no text in this page) 888 2004-06-05T18:49:09Z MediaWiki default (There is currently no text in this page) 1648 2004-12-21T10:23:53Z MediaWiki default (There is currently no text in this page) 2275 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default (There is currently no text in this page) 4128 2005-11-09T23:10:51Z MediaWiki default There is currently no text in this page, you can [[{{ns:special}}:Search/{{PAGENAME}}|search for this page title]] in other pages or [{{fullurl:{{NAMESPACE}}:{{PAGENAME}}|action=edit}} edit this page]. 6984 2006-07-01T19:07:48Z MediaWiki default There is currently no text in this page, you can [[{{ns:special}}:Search/{{PAGENAME}}|search for this page title]] in other pages or [{{fullurl:{{FULLPAGENAME}}|action=edit}} edit this page]. 169 sysop 489 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default (Updated) 1135 2004-06-05T18:49:34Z MediaWiki default (Updated) 1996 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default (Updated) 2276 2005-06-25T11:23:00Z MediaWiki default (Updated) 170 sysop 319 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default <strong>Note:</strong> 914 2004-06-05T18:49:11Z MediaWiki default <strong>Note:</strong> 1678 2004-12-21T10:23:53Z MediaWiki default <strong>Note:</strong> 2277 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default <strong>Note:</strong> 5567 2006-02-26T02:05:25Z MediaWiki default <strong>Note:</strong> 171 sysop 348 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Remember that this is only a preview, and has not yet been saved! 964 2004-06-05T18:49:14Z MediaWiki default Remember that this is only a preview, and has not yet been saved! 1738 2004-12-21T10:23:53Z MediaWiki default Remember that this is only a preview, and has not yet been saved! 2278 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default Remember that this is only a preview, and has not yet been saved! 4135 2005-11-09T23:10:52Z MediaWiki default <strong>This is only a preview; changes have not yet been saved!</strong> 172 sysop 347 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default This preview reflects the text in the upper text editing area as it will appear if you choose to save. 963 2004-06-05T18:49:14Z MediaWiki default This preview reflects the text in the upper text editing area as it will appear if you choose to save. 1737 2004-12-21T10:23:53Z MediaWiki default This preview reflects the text in the upper text editing area as it will appear if you choose to save. 2279 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default This preview reflects the text in the upper text editing area as it will appear if you choose to save. 7000 2006-07-01T19:07:48Z MediaWiki default This preview reflects the text in the upper text editing area as it will appear if you choose to save. 173 sysop 117 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Editing $1 687 2004-06-05T18:48:49Z MediaWiki default Editing $1 1401 2004-12-21T10:23:52Z MediaWiki default Editing $1 2280 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default Editing $1 174 sysop 417 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default (section) 2281 2004-06-05T18:49:23Z MediaWiki default (section) 175 sysop 67 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default (comment) 2282 2004-06-05T18:48:43Z MediaWiki default (comment) 176 sysop 113 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Edit conflict: $1 683 2004-06-05T18:48:48Z MediaWiki default Edit conflict: $1 1396 2004-12-21T10:23:52Z MediaWiki default Edit conflict: $1 2283 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default Edit conflict: $1 177 sysop 2284 2003-12-30T06:44:06Z Angela slightly simplified, gender neutral When you were changing the article, someone else also made changes. This is an [[Wiktionary:edit conflict|edit conflict]]. There two edit boxes below. Your changes are in the second box. The box shows the article now (after the other person's change). You should not ignore the new changes, but should add your changes into the first box. <i>Only</i> the text in the first edit box will be saved when you press "Save page". <p> 178 sysop 547 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Your text 1200 2004-06-05T18:49:43Z MediaWiki default Your text 2106 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default Your text 2285 2005-06-25T11:23:00Z MediaWiki default Your text 179 sysop 441 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Stored version 1074 2004-06-05T18:49:26Z MediaWiki default Stored version 1905 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default Stored version 2286 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default Stored version 180 sysop 118 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default <strong>WARNING: You are editing an out-of-date revision of this page. If you save it, any changes made since this revision will be lost.</strong> 688 2004-06-05T18:48:49Z MediaWiki default <strong>WARNING: You are editing an out-of-date revision of this page. If you save it, any changes made since this revision will be lost.</strong> 1403 2004-12-21T10:23:52Z MediaWiki default <strong>WARNING: You are editing an out-of-date revision of this page. If you save it, any changes made since this revision will be lost.</strong> 2287 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default <strong>WARNING: You are editing an out-of-date revision of this page. If you save it, any changes made since this revision will be lost.</strong> 3328 2005-06-27T01:46:59Z MediaWiki default <strong>WARNING: You are editing an out-of-date revision of this page. 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If you don't want your writing to be edited mercilessly and redistributed at will, then don't submit it here.<br> You are also promising us that you wrote this yourself, or copied it from a public domain or similar free resource. <strong>DO NOT SUBMIT COPYRIGHTED WORK WITHOUT PERMISSION!</strong> 649 2004-06-05T18:48:44Z MediaWiki default Please note that all contributions to Wiktionary are considered to be released under the GNU Free Documentation License (see $1 for details). If you don't want your writing to be edited mercilessly and redistributed at will, then don't submit it here.<br /> You are also promising us that you wrote this yourself, or copied it from a public domain or similar free resource. <strong>DO NOT SUBMIT COPYRIGHTED WORK WITHOUT PERMISSION!</strong> 1350 2004-12-21T10:23:52Z MediaWiki default Please note that all contributions to {{SITENAME}} are considered to be released under the $2 (see $1 for details). 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MediaWiki default Searching Wiktionary (simple English) 2311 2004-06-05T18:49:22Z MediaWiki default Searching Wiktionary 205 sysop 416 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default For more information about searching Wiktionary (simple English), see $1. 1040 2004-06-05T18:49:23Z MediaWiki default For more information about searching Wiktionary, see $1. 1827 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default For more information about searching {{SITENAME}}, see [[Project:Searching|Searching {{SITENAME}}]]. 2312 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default For more information about searching {{SITENAME}}, see [[Project:Searching|Searching {{SITENAME}}]]. 7020 2006-07-01T19:07:48Z MediaWiki default For more information about searching {{SITENAME}}, see [[{{ns:project}}:Searching|Searching {{SITENAME}}]]. 206 sysop 413 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default For query "$1" 1037 2004-06-05T18:49:22Z MediaWiki default For query "$1" 1824 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default For query "$1" 2313 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There might already be an entry for the word you want, but it may be spelled differently.</span> </span> 6773 2006-06-04T19:01:04Z Cromwellt 61 removed nowiki tags to try to fix this message <span style="font-size: 135%; font-weight: bold; margin-left: .6em">No page with that name exists</span> <span style="display: block; margin: 1.5em 2em">You can '''[[:$1|create an article with this title]]''' or [[Wikipedia:Requested definitions|ask for someone to write it]]. <span style="display:block; font-size: 89%; margin-left:.2em">Please search Wiktionary with care before making a new page. 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Full text search does not work right now. This is because the servers can not handle it. You can use the Google or Yahoo! searches below. Note that their copies of Wiktionary pages might be out of date.</p> 224 sysop 38 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default (Main) 603 2004-06-05T18:48:39Z MediaWiki default (Main) 1298 2004-12-21T10:23:52Z MediaWiki default (Main) 2331 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default (Main) 225 sysop 2332 2003-12-24T08:56:11Z Menchi simp Personal settings 6721 2006-05-28T18:50:03Z Cromwellt 61 personal settings --> my settings My settings 226 sysop 343 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Not logged in 959 2004-06-05T18:49:13Z MediaWiki default Not logged in 1733 2004-12-21T10:23:53Z MediaWiki default Not logged in 2333 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default Not logged in 227 sysop 344 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default You must be <a href="/wiki/Special:Userlogin">logged in</a> to set user preferences. 960 2004-06-05T18:49:13Z MediaWiki default You must be <a href="/wiki/Special:Userlogin">logged in</a> to set user preferences. 1734 2004-12-21T10:23:53Z MediaWiki default You must be <a href="{{localurl:Special:Userlogin}}">logged in</a> to set user preferences. 2334 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default You must be <a href="{{localurl:Special:Userlogin}}">logged in</a> to set user preferences. 3651 2005-06-27T01:47:02Z MediaWiki default You must be [[Special:Userlogin|logged in]] to set user preferences. 3832 2005-07-29T11:09:12Z MediaWiki default You must be [[Special:Userlogin|logged in]] to set user preferences. 228 sysop 2335 2003-12-18T08:57:28Z Angela rm deciphering the options as per talk page You are logged in as "$1". 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MediaWiki default Track the most recent changes to the wiki on this page. 1786 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default Track the most recent changes to the wiki on this page. 2371 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default Track the most recent changes to the wiki on this page. 4434 2005-12-16T08:21:31Z Gmcfoley 41 Track the newest changes to the wiki on this page. 265 sysop 371 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Loading recent changes 994 2004-06-05T18:49:18Z MediaWiki default Loading recent changes 1774 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default Loading recent changes 2372 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default Loading recent changes 4433 2005-12-16T08:20:34Z Gmcfoley 41 Loading newest changes 266 sysop 373 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Below are the last <strong>$1</strong> changes in last <strong>$2</strong> days. 996 2004-06-05T18:49:18Z MediaWiki default Below are the last <strong>$1</strong> changes in last <strong>$2</strong> days. 1776 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki 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See <b><a href="http://www.webbyawards.com/peoplesvoice/">how to vote</a></b> in the People's Voice awards!</i></small> 2375 2004-05-14T22:31:26Z Angela 1 remove webby notice Show new changes starting from $1 269 sysop 2376 2004-04-23T15:00:57Z Angela fmt $1 minor edits | $2 bots | $3 logged in users 4968 2006-02-20T16:57:20Z Flcelloguy 44 Add my edits (new MediaWiki feature), patrolled edits (just testing...) $1 minor edits | $2 bots | $3 logged in users | $4 patrolled edits | $5 my edits 4969 2006-02-20T16:59:29Z Flcelloguy 44 Get rid of $4 patrolled edits | $1 minor edits | $2 bots | $3 logged in users | $5 my edits 270 sysop 369 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Show last $1 changes in last $2 days; $3 992 2004-06-05T18:49:17Z MediaWiki default Show last $1 changes in last $2 days<br />$3 1772 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default Show last $1 changes in last $2 days<br />$3 2377 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default Show last $1 changes in last $2 days<br />$3 271 sysop 368 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MediaWiki default Upload images, sounds, documents etc. 2396 2005-06-25T11:23:00Z MediaWiki default Upload images, sounds, documents etc. 290 sysop 495 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Upload error 1141 2004-06-05T18:49:35Z MediaWiki default Upload error 2003 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default Upload error 2397 2005-06-25T11:23:00Z MediaWiki default Upload error 291 sysop 2398 2004-03-04T23:11:54Z Angela fix link <strong>STOP!</strong> Before you upload here, make sure to read and follow the <a class='internal' href="/wiki/Wiktionary:Image_use_policy">image use policy</a>. <p> If you are uploading an image under the doctrine of fair use, please place the text '{{msg:fairuse}}' in the image description and give the source of the image. If you do not place any licencing information in it it will be assumed to be GFDL, please confirm this by including {{msg:GFDL}} in the description. <p> If the image is under any other licence please indicate this by using the appropriate message from <a class='internal' href="/wiki/Wiktionary:Image_copyright_tags">Image copyright tags</a>. <p>If a file with the name you are specifying already exists on the wiki, it'll be replaced without warning. So unless you mean to update a file, it's a good idea to first check if such a file exists. <p>To view or search previously uploaded images, go to the <a class='internal' href="/wiki/Special:Imagelist">list of uploaded images</a>. Uploads and deletions are logged on the <a class='internal' href="/wiki/Wiktionary:Upload_log">upload log</a>. <p>Use the form below to upload new image files for use in illustrating your articles. On most browsers, you will see a "Browse..." button, which will bring up your operating system's standard file open dialog. Choosing a file will fill the name of that file into the text field next to the button. You must also check the box affirming that you are not violating any copyrights by uploading the file. Press the "Upload" button to finish the upload. This may take some time if you have a slow internet connection. <p>The preferred formats are JPEG for photographic images, PNG for drawings and other iconic images, and OGG for sounds. Please name your files descriptively to avoid confusion. To include the image in an article, use a link in the form <b>[[image:file.jpg]]</b> or <b>[[image:file.png|alt text]]</b> or <b>[[media:file.ogg]]</b> for sounds. To include an image as a thumbnail, use <b>[[image:file.jpg|thumb|Caption]]</b> <p>Please note that as with wiki pages, others may edit or delete your uploads if they think it serves the encyclopedia, and you may be blocked from uploading if you abuse the system. 5034 2006-02-21T20:19:01Z Flcelloguy 44 Go back to default; will update Use the form below to upload files, to view or search previously uploaded images go to the [[Special:Imagelist|list of uploaded files]], uploads and deletions are also logged in the [[Special:Log/upload|upload log]]. To include the image in a page, use a link in the form '''<nowiki>[[{{ns:6}}:file.jpg]]</nowiki>''', '''<nowiki>[[{{ns:6}}:file.png|alt text]]</nowiki>''' or '''<nowiki>[[{{ns:-2}}:file.ogg]]</nowiki>''' for directly linking to the file. 5035 2006-02-21T20:20:04Z Flcelloguy 44 Fix Use the form below to upload files. To view or search previously uploaded images, go to the [[Special:Imagelist|list of uploaded files]] or view the [[Special:Log/upload|upload log]]. To include the image in a page, use a link in the form '''<nowiki>[[{{ns:6}}:file.jpg]]</nowiki>''', '''<nowiki>[[{{ns:6}}:file.png|alt text]]</nowiki>''' or '''<nowiki>[[{{ns:-2}}:file.ogg]]</nowiki>''' for directly linking to the file. 5036 2006-02-21T20:23:40Z Flcelloguy 44 Add strong warning Use the form below to upload files. To view or search previously uploaded images, go to the [[Special:Imagelist|list of uploaded files]] or view the [[Special:Log/upload|upload log]]. To include the image in a page, use a link in the form '''<nowiki>[[{{ns:6}}:file.jpg]]</nowiki>''', '''<nowiki>[[{{ns:6}}:file.png|alt text]]</nowiki>''' or '''<nowiki>[[{{ns:-2}}:file.ogg]]</nowiki>''' for directly linking to the file. Please keep in mind that the simple English Wiktionary currently does not accept any images except for any pictures, graphics, etc. that you have created and are willing to submit under the [[:w:en:GFDL|GNU Free Documentation License]]. Otherwise, please submit them to [[:commons:Main page|Commons]]. '''Your images may be deleted without warning if not properly tagged.''' 292 sysop 498 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default upload log 1144 2004-06-05T18:49:36Z MediaWiki default upload log 2006 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default upload log 2399 2005-06-25T11:23:00Z MediaWiki default upload log 293 sysop 499 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Upload_log 1145 2004-06-05T18:49:36Z MediaWiki default Upload_log 2007 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default Upload_log 2400 2005-06-25T11:23:00Z MediaWiki default Upload_log 7048 2006-07-01T19:07:49Z MediaWiki default Upload log 294 sysop 500 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Below is a list of the most recent file uploads. All times shown are server time (UTC). <ul> </ul> 1146 2004-06-05T18:49:36Z MediaWiki default Below is a list of the most recent file uploads. All times shown are server time (UTC). <ul> </ul> 2008 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default Below is a list of the most recent file uploads. 2401 2005-06-25T11:23:00Z MediaWiki default Below is a list of the most recent file uploads. 295 sysop 148 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Filename 719 2004-06-05T18:48:53Z MediaWiki default Filename 1441 2004-12-21T10:23:52Z MediaWiki default Filename 2402 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default Filename 296 sysop 147 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Summary 718 2004-06-05T18:48:52Z MediaWiki default Summary 1438 2004-12-21T10:23:52Z MediaWiki default Summary 2403 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default Summary 297 sysop 152 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Copyright status 723 2004-06-05T18:48:53Z MediaWiki default Copyright status 1445 2004-12-21T10:23:52Z MediaWiki default Copyright status 2404 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default Copyright status 298 sysop 151 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Source 722 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2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Wiktionary (simple English) copyright 648 2004-06-05T18:48:44Z MediaWiki default Wiktionary copyright 1349 2004-12-21T10:23:52Z MediaWiki default {{SITENAME}} copyright 2408 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default {{SITENAME}} copyright 302 sysop 493 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Uploaded files 1139 2004-06-05T18:49:34Z MediaWiki default Uploaded files 2001 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default Uploaded files 2409 2005-06-25T11:23:00Z MediaWiki default Uploaded files 303 sysop 295 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default You must affirm that your upload does not violate any copyrights. 887 2004-06-05T18:49:09Z MediaWiki default You must affirm that your upload does not violate any copyrights. 1647 2004-12-21T10:23:53Z MediaWiki default You must affirm that your upload does not violate any copyrights. 2410 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default You must affirm that your upload does not violate any copyrights. 304 sysop 169 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Ignore warning and save file anyway. 741 2004-06-05T18:48:55Z MediaWiki default Ignore warning and save file anyway. 1466 2004-12-21T10:23:52Z MediaWiki default Ignore warning and save file anyway. 2411 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default Ignore warning and save file anyway. 305 sysop 257 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Image names must be at least three letters. 846 2004-06-05T18:49:05Z MediaWiki default Image names must be at least three letters. 1593 2004-12-21T10:23:53Z MediaWiki default Image names must be at least three letters. 2412 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default Image names must be at least three letters. 3820 2005-07-29T11:09:11Z MediaWiki default File names must be at least three letters. 306 sysop 31 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Image name has been changed to "$1". 596 2004-06-05T18:48:37Z MediaWiki default Image name has been changed to "$1". 1291 2004-12-21T10:23:52Z MediaWiki default Image name has been changed to "$1". 2413 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default Image name has been changed to "$1". 3786 2005-07-29T11:09:09Z MediaWiki default File name has been changed to "$1". 307 sysop 32 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default ".$1" is not a recommended image file format. 597 2004-06-05T18:48:37Z MediaWiki default ".$1" is not a recommended image file format. 1292 2004-12-21T10:23:52Z MediaWiki default ".$1" is not a recommended image file format. 2414 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default ".$1" is not a recommended image file format. 308 sysop 199 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default It is recommended that images not exceed 100k in size. 779 2004-06-05T18:48:59Z MediaWiki default It is recommended that images not exceed 100k in size. 1514 2004-12-21T10:23:53Z MediaWiki default It is recommended that images not exceed 100k in size. 2415 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default It is recommended that images not exceed 100k in size. 3617 2005-06-27T01:47:01Z MediaWiki default It is recommended that images not exceed $1 bytes in size, this file is $2 bytes 6970 2006-07-01T19:07:48Z MediaWiki default It is recommended that files do not exceed $1 bytes in size; this file is $2 bytes 309 sysop 445 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Successful upload 1078 2004-06-05T18:49:28Z MediaWiki default Successful upload 1911 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default Successful upload 2416 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default Successful upload 310 sysop 153 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default File "$1" uploaded successfully. Please follow this link: ($2) to the description page and fill in information about the file, such as where it came from, when it was created and by whom, and anything else you may know about it. 724 2004-06-05T18:48:53Z MediaWiki default File "$1" uploaded successfully. Please follow this link: $2 to the description page and fill in information about the file, such as where it came from, when it was created and by whom, and anything else you may know about it. 1446 2004-12-21T10:23:52Z MediaWiki default File $1 uploaded successfully. Please follow this link: $2 to the description page and fill in information about the file, such as where it came from, when it was created and by whom, and anything else you may know about it. If this is an image, you can insert it like this: <tt><nowiki>[[Image:$1|thumb|Description]]</nowiki></tt> 2417 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default File $1 uploaded successfully. Please follow this link: $2 to the description page and fill in information about the file, such as where it came from, when it was created and by whom, and anything else you may know about it. If this is an image, you can insert it like this: <tt><nowiki>[[Image:$1|thumb|Description]]</nowiki></tt> 311 sysop 503 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Upload warning 1149 2004-06-05T18:49:37Z MediaWiki default Upload warning 2011 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default Upload warning 2418 2005-06-25T11:23:00Z MediaWiki default Upload warning 312 sysop 408 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Save file 1034 2004-06-05T18:49:22Z MediaWiki default Save file 1819 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default Save file 2419 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default Save file 313 sysop 494 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default uploaded "$1" 1140 2004-06-05T18:49:34Z MediaWiki default uploaded "$1" 2002 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default uploaded "$1" 2420 2005-06-25T11:23:00Z MediaWiki default uploaded "$1" 3698 2005-06-27T01:47:03Z MediaWiki default uploaded "[[$1]]" 314 sysop 492 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Sorry, uploading is disabled. 1138 2004-06-05T18:49:34Z MediaWiki default Sorry, uploading is disabled. 2000 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default Sorry, uploading is disabled. 2421 2005-06-25T11:23:00Z MediaWiki default Sorry, uploading is disabled. 5587 2006-02-26T02:05:27Z MediaWiki default Uploads disabled 315 sysop 175 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Image list 747 2004-06-05T18:48:56Z MediaWiki default Image list 1473 2004-12-21T10:23:52Z MediaWiki default Image list 2422 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default Image list 3604 2005-06-27T01:47:01Z MediaWiki default File list 316 sysop 176 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Below is a list of $1 images sorted $2. 748 2004-06-05T18:48:56Z MediaWiki default Below is a list of $1 images sorted $2. 1474 2004-12-21T10:23:52Z MediaWiki default Below is a list of $1 images sorted $2. 2423 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default Below is a list of $1 images sorted $2. 3606 2005-06-27T01:47:01Z MediaWiki default Below is a list of $1 files sorted $2. 6954 2006-07-01T19:07:48Z MediaWiki default Below is a list of '''$1''' {{plural:$1|file|files}} sorted $2. 317 sysop 155 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default fetching image list 726 2004-06-05T18:48:54Z MediaWiki default fetching image list 1450 2004-12-21T10:23:52Z MediaWiki default fetching image list 2424 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default fetching image list 3579 2005-06-27T01:47:01Z MediaWiki default fetching file list 318 sysop 170 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Show all images with names matching 742 2004-06-05T18:48:55Z MediaWiki default Show all images with names matching 1468 2004-12-21T10:23:52Z MediaWiki default Show all images with names matching 2425 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default Show all images with names matching 319 sysop 171 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Search 743 2004-06-05T18:48:55Z MediaWiki default Search 1469 2004-12-21T10:23:52Z MediaWiki default Search 2426 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default Search 320 sysop 427 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Show last $1 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show/edit file description. 328 sysop 182 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Image history 754 2004-06-05T18:48:57Z MediaWiki default Image history 1481 2004-12-21T10:23:52Z MediaWiki default Image history 2435 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default Image history 3608 2005-06-27T01:47:01Z MediaWiki default History 3813 2005-07-29T11:09:11Z MediaWiki default File history 329 sysop 396 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default rev 1019 2004-06-05T18:49:21Z MediaWiki default rev 1802 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default rev 2436 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default rev 330 sysop 95 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default del 665 2004-06-05T18:48:46Z MediaWiki default del 1376 2004-12-21T10:23:52Z MediaWiki default del 2437 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default del 331 sysop 181 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Legend: (cur) = this is the current image, (del) = delete this old version, (rev) = revert to this old version. <br><i>Click on date to see image uploaded on that date</i>. 753 2004-06-05T18:48:57Z MediaWiki default Legend: (cur) = this is the current image, (del) = delete this old version, (rev) = revert to this old version. <br /><i>Click on date to see image uploaded on that date</i>. 1480 2004-12-21T10:23:52Z MediaWiki default Legend: (cur) = this is the current image, (del) = delete this old version, (rev) = revert to this old version. <br /><i>Click on date to see image uploaded on that date</i>. 2438 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default Legend: (cur) = this is the current image, (del) = delete this old version, (rev) = revert to this old version. <br /><i>Click on date to see image uploaded on that date</i>. 3607 2005-06-27T01:47:01Z MediaWiki default Legend: (cur) = this is the current file, (del) = delete this old version, (rev) = revert to this old version. <br /><i>Click on date to see the file uploaded on that date</i>. 332 sysop 174 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Image links 746 2004-06-05T18:48:56Z MediaWiki default Image links 1472 2004-12-21T10:23:52Z MediaWiki default Image links 2439 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default Image links 3603 2005-06-27T01:47:01Z MediaWiki default Links 333 sysop 206 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default The following pages link to this image: 787 2004-06-05T18:49:00Z MediaWiki default The following pages link to this image: 1522 2004-12-21T10:23:53Z MediaWiki default The following pages link to this image: 2440 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default The following pages link to this image: 3618 2005-06-27T01:47:01Z MediaWiki default The following pages link to this file: 334 sysop 309 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default There are no pages that link to this image. 903 2004-06-05T18:49:10Z MediaWiki default There are no pages that link to this image. 1665 2004-12-21T10:23:53Z MediaWiki default There are no pages that link to this image. 2441 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default There are no pages that link to this image. 3640 2005-06-27T01:47:01Z MediaWiki default There are no pages that link to this file. 335 sysop 440 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Statistics 1073 2004-06-05T18:49:26Z MediaWiki default Statistics 1904 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default Statistics 2442 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default Statistics 336 sysop 431 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Site statistics 1059 2004-06-05T18:49:25Z MediaWiki default Site statistics 1886 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default Site statistics 2443 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default Site statistics 3844 2005-07-29T11:09:12Z MediaWiki default {{SITENAME}} statistics 337 sysop 508 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default User statistics 1159 2004-06-05T18:49:38Z MediaWiki default User statistics 2036 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default User statistics 2444 2005-06-25T11:23:00Z MediaWiki default User statistics 338 sysop 2445 2004-02-26T17:49:14Z Angela remove stats on page view There are <b>$1</b> total pages in the database. This includes "talk" pages, pages about Wiktionary (simple English), minimal "stub" pages, redirects, and others that probably don't qualify as articles. Excluding those, there are <b>$2</b> pages that are probably legitimate articles.<p> There have been <b>$4</b> page edits since the software was upgraded. That comes to <b>$5</b> average edits per page. 4762 2006-01-28T18:07:27Z Gmcfoley 41 There are <b>$1</b> total pages in the database. This includes "talk" pages, pages about Wiktionary (simple English), minimal "stub" pages, redirects, and others that probably don't qualify as articles. Excluding those, there are <b>$2</b> pages that are probably legitimate articles.<p> There have been <b>$4</b> page edits since the software was upgraded. That comes to <b>$5</b> average edits per page. 4966 2006-02-20T16:54:48Z Flcelloguy 44 Reword There are <b>$1</b> total pages in the database. This includes "talk" pages, pages about this simple English Wiktionary, minimal "stub" pages, redirects, and others that probably don't qualify as articles. Excluding those, there are <b>$2</b> pages that are probably legitimate articles.<p> There have been <b>$4</b> page edits since the software was upgraded. That comes to <b>$5</b> average edits per page. 339 sysop 509 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default There are <b>$1</b> registered users. <b>$2</b> of these are administrators (see $3). 1160 2004-06-05T18:49:39Z MediaWiki default There are '''$1''' registered users. '''$2''' of these are administrators (see $3). 2037 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default There are '''$1''' registered users. '''$2''' of these are administrators (see $3). 2446 2005-06-25T11:23:00Z MediaWiki default There are '''$1''' registered users. '''$2''' of these are administrators (see $3). 3711 2005-06-27T01:47:03Z MediaWiki default There are '''$1''' registered users, of which '''$2''' (or '''$4%''') are administrators (see $3). 9374 2006-08-31T19:15:20Z MediaWiki default There are '''$1''' registered users, of which '''$2''' (or '''$4%''') are $5. 340 sysop 236 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Maintenance page 821 2004-06-05T18:49:03Z MediaWiki default Maintenance page 1559 2004-12-21T10:23:53Z MediaWiki default Maintenance page 2447 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default Maintenance page 341 sysop 238 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default This page includes several handy tools for everyday maintenance. Some of these functions tend to stress the database, so please do not hit reload after every item you fixed ;-) 823 2004-06-05T18:49:03Z MediaWiki default This page includes several handy tools for everyday maintenance. Some of these functions tend to stress the database, so please do not hit reload after every item you fixed ;-) 1561 2004-12-21T10:23:53Z MediaWiki default This page includes several handy tools for everyday maintenance. Some of these functions tend to stress the database, so please do not hit reload after every item you fixed ;-) 2448 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default This page includes several handy tools for everyday maintenance. Some of these functions tend to stress the database, so please do not hit reload after every item you fixed ;-) 342 sysop 237 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Back to Maintenance Page 822 2004-06-05T18:49:03Z MediaWiki default Back to Maintenance Page 1560 2004-12-21T10:23:53Z MediaWiki default Back to Maintenance Page 2449 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default Back to Maintenance Page 343 sysop 107 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Disambiguation pages 676 2004-06-05T18:48:47Z MediaWiki default Disambiguation pages 1389 2004-12-21T10:23:52Z MediaWiki default Disambiguation pages 2450 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default Disambiguation pages 344 sysop 108 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Wiktionary:Links_to_disambiguating_pages 677 2004-06-05T18:48:48Z MediaWiki default Wiktionary:Links_to_disambiguating_pages 1390 2004-12-21T10:23:52Z MediaWiki default Project:Links_to_disambiguating_pages 2451 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default Project:Links_to_disambiguating_pages 3794 2005-07-29T11:09:10Z MediaWiki default Template:disambig 345 sysop 109 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default The following articles link to a <i>disambiguation page</i>. They should link to the appropriate topic instead.<br>A page is treated as dismbiguation if it is linked from $1.<br>Links from other namespaces are <i>not</i> listed here. 678 2004-06-05T18:48:48Z MediaWiki default The following pages link to a <i>disambiguation page</i>. They should link to the appropriate topic instead.<br />A page is treated as dismbiguation if it is linked from $1.<br />Links from other namespaces are <i>not</i> listed here. 1391 2004-12-21T10:23:52Z MediaWiki default The following pages link to a <i>disambiguation page</i>. They should link to the appropriate topic instead.<br />A page is treated as dismbiguation if it is linked from $1.<br />Links from other namespaces are <i>not</i> listed here. 2452 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default The following pages link to a <i>disambiguation page</i>. They should link to the appropriate topic instead.<br />A page is treated as disambiguation if it is linked from $1.<br />Links from other namespaces are <i>not</i> listed here. 346 sysop 110 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Double Redirects 679 2004-06-05T18:48:48Z MediaWiki default Double Redirects 1392 2004-12-21T10:23:52Z MediaWiki default Double Redirects 2453 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default Double Redirects 3795 2005-07-29T11:09:10Z MediaWiki default Double redirects 347 sysop 111 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default <b>Attention:</b> This list may contain false positives. That usually means there is additional text with links below the first #REDIRECT.<br> Each row contains links to the first and second redirect, as well as the first line of the second redirect text, usually giving the "real" taget article, which the first redirect should point to. 680 2004-06-05T18:48:48Z MediaWiki default <b>Attention:</b> This list may contain false positives. That usually means there is additional text with links below the first #REDIRECT.<br /> Each row contains links to the first and second redirect, as well as the first line of the second redirect text, usually giving the "real" target page, which the first redirect should point to. 1393 2004-12-21T10:23:52Z MediaWiki default <b>Attention:</b> This list may contain false positives. 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All pages 1263 2004-12-21T10:23:52Z MediaWiki default All pages 2472 2005-06-25T11:22:57Z MediaWiki default All pages 366 sysop 2473 2003-12-24T09:01:36Z Menchi simp Show any page 367 sysop 423 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Short pages 1051 2004-06-05T18:49:24Z MediaWiki default Short pages 1842 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default Short pages 2474 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default Short pages 368 sysop 229 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Long pages 812 2004-06-05T18:49:02Z MediaWiki default Long pages 1550 2004-12-21T10:23:53Z MediaWiki default Long pages 2475 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default Long pages 369 sysop 88 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Dead-end pages 658 2004-06-05T18:48:45Z MediaWiki default Dead-end pages 1365 2004-12-21T10:23:52Z MediaWiki default Dead-end pages 2476 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default Dead-end pages 370 sysop 2477 2003-12-20T18:47:08Z Angela User list</h1> See <a 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382 sysop 277 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Move this page 868 2004-06-05T18:49:07Z MediaWiki default Move this page 1616 2004-12-21T10:23:53Z MediaWiki default Move this page 2489 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default Move this page 383 sysop 487 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default <p>Please note that other web sites such as the international Wiktionarys may link to an image with a direct URL, and so may still be listed here despite being in active use. 1132 2004-06-05T18:49:34Z MediaWiki default <p>Please note that other web sites may link to an image with a direct URL, and so may still be listed here despite being in active use. 1993 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default <p>Please note that other web sites may link to an image with a direct URL, and so may still be listed here despite being in active use. 2490 2005-06-25T11:23:00Z MediaWiki default <p>Please note that other web sites may link to an image with a direct URL, and so may still be listed here despite being 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Future changes to this page and its associated Talk page will be listed there, and the page will appear <b>bolded</b> in the <a href="/wiki/Special:Recentchanges">list of recent changes</a> to make it easier to pick out.</p> <p>If you want to remove the page from your watchlist later, click "Stop watching" in the sidebar. 573 2004-06-05T18:48:34Z MediaWiki default The page "$1" has been added to your [[Special:Watchlist|watchlist]]. Future changes to this page and its associated Talk page will be listed there, and the page will appear '''bolded''' in the [[Special:Recentchanges|list of recent changes]] to make it easier to pick out. <p>If you want to remove the page from your watchlist later, click "Stop watching" in the sidebar. 1251 2004-12-21T10:23:52Z MediaWiki default The page "$1" has been added to your [[Special:Watchlist|watchlist]]. Future changes to this page and its associated Talk page will be listed there, and the page will appear '''bolded''' in the [[Special:Recentchanges|list of recent changes]] to make it easier to pick out. <p>If you want to remove the page from your watchlist later, click "Stop watching" in the sidebar. 2514 2005-06-25T11:22:57Z MediaWiki default The page "$1" has been added to your [[Special:Watchlist|watchlist]]. Future changes to this page and its associated Talk page will be listed there, and the page will appear '''bolded''' in the [[Special:Recentchanges|list of recent changes]] to make it easier to pick out. <p>If you want to remove the page from your watchlist later, click "Stop watching" in the sidebar. 3881 2005-08-19T23:37:24Z MediaWiki default The page "$1" has been added to your [[Special:Watchlist|watchlist]]. Future changes to this page and its associated Talk page will be listed there, and the page will appear '''bolded''' in the [[Special:Recentchanges|list of recent changes]] to make it easier to pick out. <p>If you want to remove the page from your watchlist later, click "Unwatch" in the sidebar. 4429 2005-12-16T08:17:04Z Gmcfoley 41 The page "$1" is now on your [[Special:Watchlist|list of watched pages]]. Future changes to this page and its talk will be listed there, and the page will appear '''bolded''' in the [[Special:Recentchanges|list of newest changes]] to make it easier to see. If you want to remove the page from your watchlist later, click the "unwatch" tab at the top of the page. 4992 2006-02-20T18:25:17Z Cromwellt 61 Reworded, simplified The page "$1" is now on your list of [[Special:Watchlist|my watched pages]]. That list will show future changes to this page and its discussion page, and the [[Special:Recentchanges|newest changes]] page will show changes to this page in '''bold''' to make them easier to see. If you decide to remove this page from ''my watched pages'', click the "unwatch" tab at the top of this page. 408 sysop 384 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Removed from watchlist 1007 2004-06-05T18:49:19Z MediaWiki default Removed from watchlist 1790 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default Removed from watchlist 2515 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default Removed from watchlist 409 sysop 385 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default The page "$1" has been removed from your watchlist. 1008 2004-06-05T18:49:19Z MediaWiki default The page "$1" has been removed from your watchlist. 1791 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default The page "$1" has been removed from your watchlist. 2516 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default The page "$1" has been removed from your watchlist. 7014 2006-07-01T19:07:48Z MediaWiki default The page "[[:$1]]" has been removed from your watchlist. 410 sysop 526 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Watch this page 1178 2004-06-05T18:49:40Z MediaWiki default Watch this page 2082 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default Watch this page 2517 2005-06-25T11:23:00Z MediaWiki default Watch this page 411 sysop 488 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Stop watching 1134 2004-06-05T18:49:34Z MediaWiki default Stop watching 1995 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default Stop watching 2518 2005-06-25T11:23:00Z MediaWiki default Stop watching 412 sysop 316 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Not an article 911 2004-06-05T18:49:11Z MediaWiki default Not a content page 1675 2004-12-21T10:23:53Z MediaWiki default Not a content page 2519 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default Not a content page 413 sysop 522 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default None of your watched items were edited in the time period displayed. 1174 2004-06-05T18:49:40Z MediaWiki default None of your watched items were edited in the time period displayed. 2078 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default None of your watched items were edited in the time period displayed. 2520 2005-06-25T11:23:00Z MediaWiki default None of your watched items were edited in the time period displayed. 3870 2005-07-29T11:09:13Z MediaWiki default None of your watched items was edited in the time period displayed. 414 sysop 516 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default ($1 pages watched not counting talk pages; 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Check the boxes of pages you want to remove from your watchlist and click the 'remove checked' button at the bottom of the screen. 1169 2004-06-05T18:49:40Z MediaWiki default Here's an alphabetical list of your watched pages. Check the boxes of pages you want to remove from your watchlist and click the 'remove checked' button at the bottom of the screen. 2073 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default Here's an alphabetical list of your watched pages. Check the boxes of pages you want to remove from your watchlist and click the 'remove checked' button at the bottom of the screen. 2526 2005-06-25T11:23:00Z MediaWiki default Here's an alphabetical list of your watched pages. Check the boxes of pages you want to remove from your watchlist and click the 'remove checked' button at the bottom of the screen. 3745 2005-06-27T01:47:03Z MediaWiki default Here's an alphabetical list of your watched content pages. Check the boxes of pages you want to remove from your watchlist and click the 'remove checked' button at the bottom of the screen (deleting a content page also deletes the accompanying talk page and vice versa). 420 sysop 386 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Removing requested items from watchlist... 1009 2004-06-05T18:49:19Z MediaWiki default Removing requested items from watchlist... 1792 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default Removing requested items from watchlist... 2527 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default Removing requested items from watchlist... 421 sysop 80 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Couldn't remove item '$1'... 650 2004-06-05T18:48:44Z MediaWiki default Couldn't remove item '$1'... 1352 2004-12-21T10:23:52Z MediaWiki default Couldn't remove item '$1'... 2528 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default Couldn't remove item '$1'... 422 sysop 198 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Problem with item '$1', invalid name... 778 2004-06-05T18:48:59Z MediaWiki default Problem with item '$1', invalid name... 1507 2004-12-21T10:23:53Z MediaWiki default Problem with item '$1', invalid name... 2529 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default Problem with item '$1', invalid name... 423 sysop 537 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Below are the last $1 changes in the last <b>$2</b> hours. 1189 2004-06-05T18:49:42Z MediaWiki default Below are the last $1 changes in the last <b>$2</b> hours. 2094 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default Below are the last $1 changes in the last <b>$2</b> hours. 2530 2005-06-25T11:23:00Z MediaWiki default Below are the last $1 changes in the last <b>$2</b> hours. 424 sysop 539 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Show last $1 hours $2 days $3 1191 2004-06-05T18:49:42Z MediaWiki default Show last $1 hours $2 days $3 2096 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default Show last $1 hours $2 days $3 2531 2005-06-25T11:23:00Z MediaWiki default Show last $1 hours $2 days $3 425 sysop 96 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Delete page 666 2004-06-05T18:48:46Z MediaWiki default Delete page 1378 2004-12-21T10:23:52Z MediaWiki default Delete page 2532 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default Delete page 426 sysop 68 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Confirm 633 2004-06-05T18:48:43Z MediaWiki default Confirm 1334 2004-12-21T10:23:52Z MediaWiki default Confirm 2533 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default Confirm 427 sysop 137 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default content was: 707 2004-06-05T18:48:51Z MediaWiki default content was: 1425 2004-12-21T10:23:52Z MediaWiki default content was: 2534 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default content was: 3340 2005-06-27T01:47:00Z MediaWiki default content was: '$1' 428 sysop 135 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default content before blanking was: 705 2004-06-05T18:48:51Z MediaWiki default content before blanking was: 1423 2004-12-21T10:23:52Z MediaWiki default content before blanking was: 2535 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default content before blanking was: 3339 2005-06-27T01:47:00Z MediaWiki default content before blanking was: '$1' 429 sysop 136 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default page was empty 706 2004-06-05T18:48:51Z MediaWiki default page was empty 1424 2004-12-21T10:23:52Z MediaWiki default page was empty 2536 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default page was empty 430 sysop 70 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Confirm delete 635 2004-06-05T18:48:43Z MediaWiki default Confirm delete 1336 2004-12-21T10:23:52Z MediaWiki default Confirm delete 2537 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default Confirm delete 431 sysop 97 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default (Deleting "$1") 667 2004-06-05T18:48:46Z MediaWiki default (Deleting "$1") 1380 2004-12-21T10:23:52Z MediaWiki default (Deleting "$1") 2538 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default (Deleting "$1") 432 sysop 167 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Warning: The page you are about to delete has a history: 739 2004-06-05T18:48:55Z MediaWiki default Warning: The page you are about to delete has a history: 1464 2004-12-21T10:23:52Z MediaWiki default Warning: The page you are about to delete has a history: 2539 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default Warning: The page you are about to delete has a history: 5557 2006-02-26T02:05:25Z MediaWiki default Warning: The page you are about to delete has a history: 433 sysop 71 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default You are about to permanently delete a page or image along with all of its history from the database. Please confirm that you intend to do this, that you understand the consequences, and that you are doing this in accordance with [[Wiktionary:Policy]]. 636 2004-06-05T18:48:43Z MediaWiki default You are about to permanently delete a page or image along with all of its history from the database. Please confirm that you intend to do this, that you understand the consequences, and that you are doing this in accordance with [[Wiktionary:Policy]]. 1337 2004-12-21T10:23:52Z MediaWiki default You are about to permanently delete a page or image along with all of its history from the database. Please confirm that you intend to do this, that you understand the consequences, and that you are doing this in accordance with [[Project:Policy]]. 2540 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default You are about to permanently delete a page or image along with all of its history from the database. Please confirm that you intend to do this, that you understand the consequences, and that you are doing this in accordance with [[Project:Policy]]. 6921 2006-07-01T19:07:47Z MediaWiki default You are about to permanently delete a page or image along with all of its history from the database. Please confirm that you intend to do this, that you understand the consequences, and that you are doing this in accordance with [[{{ns:project}}:Policy]]. 434 sysop 69 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Yes, I really want to delete this. 634 2004-06-05T18:48:43Z MediaWiki default Yes, I really want to delete this. 1335 2004-12-21T10:23:52Z MediaWiki default Yes, I really want to delete this. 2541 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default Yes, I really want to delete this. 435 sysop 11 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Action complete 571 2004-06-05T18:48:34Z MediaWiki default Action complete 1249 2004-12-21T10:23:52Z MediaWiki default Action complete 2542 2005-06-25T11:22:57Z MediaWiki default Action complete 436 sysop 94 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default "$1" has been deleted. See $2 for a record of recent deletions. 664 2004-06-05T18:48:45Z MediaWiki default "$1" has been deleted. See $2 for a record of recent deletions. 1375 2004-12-21T10:23:52Z MediaWiki default "$1" has been deleted. See $2 for a record of recent deletions. 2543 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default "$1" has been deleted. See $2 for a record of recent deletions. 437 sysop 93 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default deleted "$1" 663 2004-06-05T18:48:45Z MediaWiki default deleted "$1" 1373 2004-12-21T10:23:52Z MediaWiki default deleted "$1" 2544 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default deleted "$1" 3322 2005-06-27T01:46:59Z MediaWiki default deleted "[[$1]]" 438 sysop 100 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Deletion_log 670 2004-06-05T18:48:46Z MediaWiki default Deletion_log 1383 2004-12-21T10:23:52Z MediaWiki default Deletion_log 2545 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default Deletion_log 6925 2006-07-01T19:07:47Z MediaWiki default Deletion log 439 sysop 101 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Below is a list of the most recent deletions. All times shown are server time (UTC). <ul> </ul> 671 2004-06-05T18:48:47Z MediaWiki default Below is a list of the most recent deletions. All times shown are server time (UTC). <ul> </ul> 1384 2004-12-21T10:23:52Z MediaWiki default Below is a list of the most recent deletions. 2546 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default Below is a list of the most recent deletions. 440 sysop 99 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default deletion log 669 2004-06-05T18:48:46Z MediaWiki default deletion log 1382 2004-12-21T10:23:52Z MediaWiki default deletion log 2547 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default deletion log 441 sysop 395 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Reverted to earlier revision 1018 2004-06-05T18:49:21Z MediaWiki default Reverted to earlier revision 1801 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default Reverted to earlier revision 2548 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default Reverted to earlier revision 442 sysop 92 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Reason for deletion 662 2004-06-05T18:48:45Z MediaWiki default Reason for deletion 1372 2004-12-21T10:23:52Z MediaWiki default Reason for deletion 2549 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default Reason for deletion 443 sysop 178 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Revert to earlier version was successful. 750 2004-06-05T18:48:57Z MediaWiki default Revert to earlier version was successful. 1477 2004-12-21T10:23:52Z MediaWiki default Revert to earlier version was successful. 2550 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default Revert to earlier version was successful. 444 sysop 402 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Roll back edits 1027 2004-06-05T18:49:21Z MediaWiki default Roll back edits 1811 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default Roll back edits 2551 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default Roll back edits 445 sysop 404 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default rollback 1030 2004-06-05T18:49:22Z MediaWiki default rollback 1814 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default rollback 2552 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default rollback 446 sysop 403 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Rollback failed 1029 2004-06-05T18:49:21Z MediaWiki default Rollback failed 1813 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default Rollback failed 2553 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default Rollback failed 447 sysop 2554 2004-03-10T19:22:25Z Angela revert. Didn't work Cannot revert edit; last contributor is only author of this article. 448 sysop 22 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Cannot rollback last edit of [[$1]] by [[User:$2|$2]] ([[User talk:$2|Talk]]); someone else has edited or rolled back the article already. Last edit was by [[User:$3|$3]] ([[User talk:$3|Talk]]). 583 2004-06-05T18:48:35Z MediaWiki default Cannot rollback last edit of [[$1]] by [[User:$2|$2]] ([[User talk:$2|Talk]]); someone else has edited or rolled back the page already. Last edit was by [[User:$3|$3]] ([[User talk:$3|Talk]]). 1272 2004-12-21T10:23:52Z MediaWiki default Cannot rollback last edit of [[$1]] by [[User:$2|$2]] ([[User talk:$2|Talk]]); someone else has edited or rolled back the page already. Last edit was by [[User:$3|$3]] ([[User talk:$3|Talk]]). 2555 2005-06-25T11:22:57Z MediaWiki default Cannot rollback last edit of [[$1]] by [[User:$2|$2]] ([[User talk:$2|Talk]]); someone else has edited or rolled back the page already. Last edit was by [[User:$3|$3]] ([[User talk:$3|Talk]]). 5547 2006-02-26T02:05:24Z MediaWiki default Cannot rollback last edit of [[$1]] by [[User:$2|$2]] ([[User talk:$2|Talk]]); someone else has edited or rolled back the page already. Last edit was by [[User:$3|$3]] ([[User talk:$3|Talk]]). 449 sysop 112 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default The edit comment was: "<i>$1</i>". 682 2004-06-05T18:48:48Z MediaWiki default The edit comment was: "<i>$1</i>". 1395 2004-12-21T10:23:52Z MediaWiki default The edit comment was: "<i>$1</i>". 2556 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default The edit comment was: "<i>$1</i>". 450 sysop 397 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Reverted to last edit by $1 1020 2004-06-05T18:49:21Z MediaWiki default Reverted edit of $2, changed back to last version by $1 1803 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default Reverted edit of $2, changed back to last version by $1 2557 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default Reverted edit of $2, changed back to last version by $1 7016 2006-07-01T19:07:48Z MediaWiki default Reverted edits by [[Special:Contributions/$2|$2]] ([[User_talk:$2|Talk]]); changed back to last version by [[User:$1|$1]] 451 sysop 353 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Protection_log 971 2004-06-05T18:49:15Z MediaWiki default Protection_log 1747 2004-12-21T10:23:53Z MediaWiki default Protection_log 2558 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default Protection_log 7004 2006-07-01T19:07:48Z MediaWiki default Protection log 452 sysop 354 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Below is a list of page locks/unlocks. See [[Wiktionary:Protected page]] for more information. 972 2004-06-05T18:49:15Z MediaWiki default Below is a list of page locks/unlocks. See [[Wiktionary:Protected page]] for more information. 1748 2004-12-21T10:23:53Z MediaWiki default Below is a list of page locks/unlocks. See [[Project:Protected page]] for more information. 2559 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default Below is a list of page locks/unlocks. See [[Project:Protected page]] for more information. 7005 2006-07-01T19:07:48Z MediaWiki default Below is a list of page locks and unlocks. 453 sysop 350 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default protected [[$1]] 968 2004-06-05T18:49:14Z MediaWiki default protected [[$1]] 1744 2004-12-21T10:23:53Z MediaWiki default protected $1 2560 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default protected $1 3654 2005-06-27T01:47:02Z MediaWiki default protected "[[$1]]" 454 sysop 484 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default unprotected [[$1]] 1128 2004-06-05T18:49:33Z MediaWiki default unprotected [[$1]] 1989 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default unprotected $1 2561 2005-06-25T11:23:00Z MediaWiki default unprotected $1 3695 2005-06-27T01:47:03Z MediaWiki default unprotected "[[$1]]" 455 sysop 467 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Restore deleted page 1108 2004-06-05T18:49:31Z MediaWiki default Restore deleted page 1968 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default Restore deleted page 2562 2005-06-25T11:23:00Z MediaWiki default Restore deleted page 3947 2005-09-05T09:54:28Z MediaWiki default View deleted pages 456 sysop 473 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default View and restore deleted pages 1115 2004-06-05T18:49:32Z MediaWiki default View and restore deleted pages 1976 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default View and restore deleted pages 2563 2005-06-25T11:23:00Z MediaWiki default View and restore deleted pages 457 sysop 474 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default The following pages have been deleted but are still in the archive and can be restored. The archive may be periodically cleaned out. 1116 2004-06-05T18:49:32Z MediaWiki default The following pages have been deleted but are still in the archive and can be restored. The archive may be periodically cleaned out. 1977 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default The following pages have been deleted but are still in the archive and can be restored. The archive may be periodically cleaned out. 2564 2005-06-25T11:23:00Z MediaWiki default The following pages have been deleted but are still in the archive and can be restored. The archive may be periodically cleaned out. 458 sysop 468 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Restore deleted article 1110 2004-06-05T18:49:31Z MediaWiki default Restore deleted page 1970 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default Restore deleted page 2565 2005-06-25T11:23:00Z MediaWiki default Restore deleted page 459 sysop 476 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default $1 revisions archived 1118 2004-06-05T18:49:32Z MediaWiki default $1 revisions archived 1979 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default $1 revisions archived 2566 2005-06-25T11:23:00Z MediaWiki default $1 revisions archived 460 sysop 472 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default If you restore the page, all revisions will be restored to the history. If a new page with the same name has been created since the deletion, the restored revisions will appear in the prior history, and the current revision of the live page will not be automatically replaced. 1114 2004-06-05T18:49:31Z MediaWiki default If you restore the page, all revisions will be restored to the history. If a new page with the same name has been created since the deletion, the restored revisions will appear in the prior history, and the current revision of the live page will not be automatically replaced. 1975 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default If you restore the page, all revisions will be restored to the history. If a new page with the same name has been created since the deletion, the restored revisions will appear in the prior history, and the current revision of the live page will not be automatically replaced. 2567 2005-06-25T11:23:00Z MediaWiki default If you restore the page, all revisions will be restored to the history. If a new page with the same name has been created since the deletion, the restored revisions will appear in the prior history, and the current revision of the live page will not be automatically replaced. 461 sysop 475 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Deleted revision as of $1 1117 2004-06-05T18:49:32Z MediaWiki default Deleted revision as of $1 1978 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default Deleted revision as of $1 2568 2005-06-25T11:23:00Z MediaWiki default Deleted revision as of $1 462 sysop 469 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Restore! 1111 2004-06-05T18:49:31Z MediaWiki default Restore! 1971 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default Restore! 2569 2005-06-25T11:23:00Z MediaWiki default Restore! 7038 2006-07-01T19:07:49Z MediaWiki default Restore 463 sysop 470 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default restored "$1" 1112 2004-06-05T18:49:31Z MediaWiki default restored "$1" 1972 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default restored "$1" 2570 2005-06-25T11:23:00Z MediaWiki default restored "$1" 3694 2005-06-27T01:47:02Z MediaWiki default restored "[[$1]]" 464 sysop 471 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default The article [[$1]] has been successfully restored. See [[Wiktionary:Deletion_log]] for a record of recent deletions and restorations. 1113 2004-06-05T18:49:31Z MediaWiki default [[$1]] has been successfully restored. See [[Wiktionary:Deletion_log]] for a record of recent deletions and restorations. 1974 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default [[$1]] has been successfully restored. See [[Special:Log/delete]] for a record of recent deletions and restorations. 2571 2005-06-25T11:23:00Z MediaWiki default [[$1]] has been successfully restored. See [[Special:Log/delete]] for a record of recent deletions and restorations. 4155 2005-11-09T23:10:53Z MediaWiki default [[:$1|$1]] has been successfully restored. See [[Special:Log/delete]] for a record of recent deletions and restorations. 465 sysop 76 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default User contributions 645 2004-06-05T18:48:44Z MediaWiki default User contributions 1346 2004-12-21T10:23:52Z MediaWiki default User contributions 2572 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default User contributions 466 sysop 2573 2003-12-24T08:57:55Z Menchi simp Pages I worked on 6527 2006-05-08T22:24:12Z Cromwellt 61 Simplified (if you don't like it, say so on [[MediaWiki talk:Mycontris]]) My changes 467 sysop 75 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default For $1 644 2004-06-05T18:48:44Z MediaWiki default For $1 1345 2004-12-21T10:23:52Z MediaWiki default For $1 2574 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default For $1 468 sysop 299 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default No changes were found matching these criteria. 891 2004-06-05T18:49:10Z MediaWiki default No changes were found matching these criteria. 1651 2004-12-21T10:23:53Z MediaWiki default No changes were found matching these criteria. 2575 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default No changes were found matching these criteria. 469 sysop 461 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Below are this user's last <b>$1</b> changes in the last <b>$2</b> days. 1102 2004-06-05T18:49:30Z MediaWiki default Below are this user's last <b>$1</b> changes in the last <b>$2</b> days. 1960 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default Below are this user's last <b>$1</b> changes in the last <b>$2</b> days. 2576 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default Below are this user's last <b>$1</b> changes in the last <b>$2</b> days. 470 sysop 460 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default View the last $1 changes; view the last $2 days. 1101 2004-06-05T18:49:30Z MediaWiki default View the last $1 changes; view the last $2 days. 1959 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default View the last $1 changes; view the last $2 days. 2577 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default View the last $1 changes; view the last $2 days. 471 sysop 462 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default (top) 1103 2004-06-05T18:49:30Z MediaWiki default (top) 1961 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default (top) 2578 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default (top) 472 sysop 318 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default No target 913 2004-06-05T18:49:11Z MediaWiki default No target 1677 2004-12-21T10:23:53Z MediaWiki default No target 2579 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default No target 473 sysop 317 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default You have not specified a target page or user to perform this function on. 912 2004-06-05T18:49:11Z MediaWiki default You have not specified a target page or user to perform this function on. 1676 2004-12-21T10:23:53Z MediaWiki default You have not specified a target page or user to perform this function on. 2580 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default You have not specified a target page or user to perform this function on. 474 sysop 204 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default (List of links) 785 2004-06-05T18:49:00Z MediaWiki default (List of links) 1520 2004-12-21T10:23:53Z MediaWiki default (List of links) 2581 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default (List of links) 475 sysop 205 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default The following pages link to here: 786 2004-06-05T18:49:00Z MediaWiki default The following pages link to here: 1521 2004-12-21T10:23:53Z MediaWiki default The following pages link to here: 2582 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default The following pages link to here: 9341 2006-08-31T19:15:19Z MediaWiki default The following pages link to '''[[:$1]]''': 476 sysop 308 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default No pages link to here. 902 2004-06-05T18:49:10Z MediaWiki default No pages link to here. 1664 2004-12-21T10:23:53Z MediaWiki default No pages link to here. 2583 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default No pages link to here. 9350 2006-08-31T19:15:19Z MediaWiki default No pages link to '''[[:$1]]'''. 477 sysop 195 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default redirect page 775 2004-06-05T18:48:59Z MediaWiki default redirect page 1504 2004-12-21T10:23:53Z MediaWiki default redirect page 2584 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default redirect page 478 sysop 40 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Block user 605 2004-06-05T18:48:39Z MediaWiki default Block user 1301 2004-12-21T10:23:52Z MediaWiki default Block user 2585 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default Block user 479 sysop 2586 2004-03-04T02:37:35Z Angela link to Wikipedia:Bans and blocks Use the form below to block write access from a specific IP address or username. This should be done only only to prevent vandalism, and in accordance with [[Wiktionary:Bans and blocks|policy]]. Fill in a specific reason below (for example, citing particular pages that were vandalized). Expiry times are entered in the GNU standard format, which is described in the [http://www.gnu.org/software/tar/manual/html_chapter/tar_7.html tar manual]. Alternatively, a block may be "indefinite" or "infinite". For information about blocking ranges of addresses, see [[meta:Range blocks|Range blocks]]. To unblock someone see the [[Special:Ipblocklist|list of blocked IP addresses and usernames]]. 480 sysop 188 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default IP Address/username 767 2004-06-05T18:48:58Z MediaWiki default IP Address/username 1496 2004-12-21T10:23:52Z MediaWiki default IP Address/username 2587 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default IP Address/username 3614 2005-06-27T01:47:01Z MediaWiki default IP Address 481 sysop 191 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Reason 770 2004-06-05T18:48:58Z MediaWiki default Reason 1499 2004-12-21T10:23:52Z MediaWiki default Reason 2588 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default Reason 482 sysop 192 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Block this user 771 2004-06-05T18:48:58Z MediaWiki default Block this user 1500 2004-12-21T10:23:53Z MediaWiki default Block this user 2589 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default Block this user 483 sysop 2590 2004-02-22T10:44:20Z Angela copied from en Invalid IP address 484 sysop 297 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default You must supply a reason for the block. 889 2004-06-05T18:49:10Z MediaWiki default You must supply a reason for the block. 1649 2004-12-21T10:23:53Z MediaWiki default You must supply a reason for the block. 2591 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default You must supply a reason for the block. 485 sysop 41 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Block succeeded 606 2004-06-05T18:48:39Z MediaWiki default Block succeeded 1302 2004-12-21T10:23:52Z MediaWiki default Block succeeded 2592 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default Block succeeded 486 sysop 42 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default "$1" has been blocked. <br>See [[Special:Ipblocklist|IP block list]] to review blocks. 607 2004-06-05T18:48:39Z MediaWiki default "$1" has been blocked. <br />See [[Special:Ipblocklist|IP block list]] to review blocks. 1303 2004-12-21T10:23:52Z MediaWiki default "$1" has been blocked. <br />See [[Special:Ipblocklist|IP block list]] to review blocks. 2593 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default "$1" has been blocked. <br />See [[Special:Ipblocklist|IP block list]] to review blocks. 3787 2005-07-29T11:09:09Z MediaWiki default [[{{ns:Special}}:Contributions/$1|$1]] has been blocked. <br />See[[{{ns:Special}}:Ipblocklist|IP block list]] to review blocks. 5550 2006-02-26T02:05:24Z MediaWiki default [[{{ns:Special}}:Contributions/$1|$1]] has been blocked. <br />See [[{{ns:Special}}:Ipblocklist|IP block list]] to review blocks. 487 sysop 463 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Unblock user 1104 2004-06-05T18:49:30Z MediaWiki default Unblock user 1962 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default Unblock user 2594 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default Unblock user 488 sysop 464 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Use the form below to restore write access to a previously blocked IP address or username. 1105 2004-06-05T18:49:30Z MediaWiki default Use the form below to restore write access to a previously blocked IP address or username. 1963 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default Use the form below to restore write access to a previously blocked IP address or username. 2595 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default Use the form below to restore write access to a previously blocked IP address or username. 489 sysop 193 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Unblock this address 772 2004-06-05T18:48:59Z MediaWiki default Unblock this address 1501 2004-12-21T10:23:53Z MediaWiki default Unblock this address 2596 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default Unblock this address 490 sysop 194 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default "$1" unblocked 773 2004-06-05T18:48:59Z MediaWiki default "$1" unblocked 1502 2004-12-21T10:23:53Z MediaWiki default "$1" unblocked 2597 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default "$1" unblocked 3616 2005-06-27T01:47:01Z MediaWiki default "[[$1]]" unblocked 491 sysop 2598 2004-03-10T01:27:30Z Angela link to block log IP Block list</h1>This is a list of users and IP addresses that are currently blocked. A full log is shown at <a href=/wiki/Wiktionary:Block_log>Wiktionary:Block log</a>. 5061 2006-02-22T00:59:52Z Flcelloguy 44 Fix <h1>Block list</h1><br>This is a list of users and [[Wiktionary:What is an IP address?|IP addresses]] that are currently blocked. A full log can be found at [[Special:Log/block]]. You may unblock here as well. 5062 2006-02-22T01:00:38Z Flcelloguy 44 Change [[Special:Log/block|Block list]] 5063 2006-02-22T01:01:03Z Flcelloguy 44 Apparently, wikilinks don't work Block list 492 sysop 2599 2004-02-22T17:18:27Z Angela expiry time $1, $2 blocked $3 (expires $4) 493 sysop 43 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default block 608 2004-06-05T18:48:39Z MediaWiki default block 1304 2004-12-21T10:23:52Z MediaWiki default block 2600 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default block 494 sysop 465 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default unblock 1106 2004-06-05T18:49:30Z MediaWiki default unblock 1964 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default unblock 2601 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default unblock 495 sysop 74 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default contribs 643 2004-06-05T18:48:44Z MediaWiki default contribs 1344 2004-12-21T10:23:52Z MediaWiki default contribs 2602 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default contribs 496 sysop 29 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Autoblocked because you share an IP address with "$1". Reason "$2". 594 2004-06-05T18:48:37Z MediaWiki default Autoblocked because you share an IP address with "$1". Reason "$2". 1289 2004-12-21T10:23:52Z MediaWiki default Autoblocked because you share an IP address with "$1". Reason "$2". 2603 2005-06-25T11:22:57Z MediaWiki default Autoblocked because you share an IP address with "$1". Reason "$2". 3785 2005-07-29T11:09:09Z MediaWiki default Autoblocked because your IP address has been recently used by "[[User:$1|$1]]". The reason given for $1's block is: "'''$2'''" 497 sysop 44 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Block_log 609 2004-06-05T18:48:39Z MediaWiki default Block_log 1305 2004-12-21T10:23:52Z MediaWiki default Block_log 2604 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default Block_log 6913 2006-07-01T19:07:47Z MediaWiki default Block log 498 sysop 2605 2004-02-22T10:32:23Z Angela expiry time blocked "$1" with an expiry time of $2 499 sysop 2606 2004-03-04T02:46:29Z Angela reword This is a log of people who have been blocked or unblocked from editing this site. Automatically blocked IP addresses are not listed. See the [[Special:Ipblocklist|IP block list]] for the list of people who are currently blocked, or to unblock them (sysops only). 500 sysop 466 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default unblocked "$1" 1107 2004-06-05T18:49:31Z MediaWiki default unblocked "$1" 1965 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default unblocked "$1" 2607 2005-06-25T11:23:00Z MediaWiki default unblocked "$1" 3860 2005-07-29T11:09:12Z MediaWiki default unblocked $1 501 sysop 214 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Lock database 795 2004-06-05T18:49:00Z MediaWiki default Lock database 1532 2004-12-21T10:23:53Z MediaWiki default Lock database 2608 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default Lock database 502 sysop 480 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Unlock database 1122 2004-06-05T18:49:33Z MediaWiki default Unlock database 1983 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default Unlock database 2609 2005-06-25T11:23:00Z MediaWiki default Unlock database 503 sysop 217 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Locking the database will suspend the ability of all users to edit pages, change their preferences, edit their watchlists, and other things requiring changes in the database. Please confirm that this is what you intend to do, and that you will unlock the database when your maintenance is done. 798 2004-06-05T18:49:01Z MediaWiki default Locking the database will suspend the ability of all users to edit pages, change their preferences, edit their watchlists, and other things requiring changes in the database. Please confirm that this is what you intend to do, and that you will unlock the database when your maintenance is done. 1535 2004-12-21T10:23:53Z MediaWiki default Locking the database will suspend the ability of all users to edit pages, change their preferences, edit their watchlists, and other things requiring changes in the database. Please confirm that this is what you intend to do, and that you will unlock the database when your maintenance is done. 2610 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default Locking the database will suspend the ability of all users to edit pages, change their preferences, edit their watchlists, and other things requiring changes in the database. Please confirm that this is what you intend to do, and that you will unlock the database when your maintenance is done. 504 sysop 483 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Unlocking the database will restore the ability of all users to edit pages, change their preferences, edit their watchlists, and other things requiring changes in the database. Please confirm that this is what you intend to do. 1125 2004-06-05T18:49:33Z MediaWiki default Unlocking the database will restore the ability of all users to edit pages, change their preferences, edit their watchlists, and other things requiring changes in the database. Please confirm that this is what you intend to do. 1986 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default Unlocking the database will restore the ability of all users to edit pages, change their preferences, edit their watchlists, and other things requiring changes in the database. Please confirm that this is what you intend to do. 2611 2005-06-25T11:23:00Z MediaWiki default Unlocking the database will restore the ability of all users to edit pages, change their preferences, edit their watchlists, and other things requiring changes in the database. Please confirm that this is what you intend to do. 505 sysop 213 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Yes, I really want to lock the database. 794 2004-06-05T18:49:00Z MediaWiki default Yes, I really want to lock the database. 1531 2004-12-21T10:23:53Z MediaWiki default Yes, I really want to lock the database. 2612 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default Yes, I really want to lock the database. 506 sysop 479 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Yes, I really want to unlock the database. 1121 2004-06-05T18:49:32Z MediaWiki default Yes, I really want to unlock the database. 1982 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default Yes, I really want to unlock the database. 2613 2005-06-25T11:23:00Z MediaWiki default Yes, I really want to unlock the database. 507 sysop 212 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Lock database 793 2004-06-05T18:49:00Z MediaWiki default Lock database 1530 2004-12-21T10:23:53Z MediaWiki default Lock database 2614 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default Lock database 508 sysop 478 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Unlock database 1120 2004-06-05T18:49:32Z MediaWiki default Unlock database 1981 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default Unlock database 2615 2005-06-25T11:23:00Z MediaWiki default Unlock database 509 sysop 218 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default You did not check the confirmation box. 799 2004-06-05T18:49:01Z MediaWiki default You did not check the confirmation box. 1536 2004-12-21T10:23:53Z MediaWiki default You did not check the confirmation box. 2616 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default You did not check the confirmation box. 510 sysop 215 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Database lock succeeded 796 2004-06-05T18:49:01Z MediaWiki default Database lock succeeded 1533 2004-12-21T10:23:53Z MediaWiki default Database lock succeeded 2617 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default Database lock succeeded 511 sysop 481 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Database lock removed 1123 2004-06-05T18:49:33Z MediaWiki default Database lock removed 1984 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default Database lock removed 2618 2005-06-25T11:23:00Z MediaWiki default Database lock removed 512 sysop 216 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default The database has been locked. <br>Remember to remove the lock after your maintenance is complete. 797 2004-06-05T18:49:01Z MediaWiki default The database has been locked. <br />Remember to remove the lock after your maintenance is complete. 1534 2004-12-21T10:23:53Z MediaWiki default The database has been locked. <br />Remember to remove the lock after your maintenance is complete. 2619 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default The database has been locked. <br />Remember to remove the lock after your maintenance is complete. 9343 2006-08-31T19:15:19Z MediaWiki default The database has been locked. <br />Remember to [[Special:Unlockdb|remove the lock]] after your maintenance is complete. 513 sysop 482 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default The database has been unlocked. 1124 2004-06-05T18:49:33Z MediaWiki default The database has been unlocked. 1985 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default The database has been unlocked. 2620 2005-06-25T11:23:00Z MediaWiki default The database has been unlocked. 514 sysop 27 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default SQL query 592 2004-06-05T18:48:36Z MediaWiki default SQL query 1284 2004-12-21T10:23:52Z MediaWiki default SQL query 2621 2005-06-25T11:22:57Z MediaWiki default SQL query 515 sysop 28 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Use the form below to make a direct query of the database. Use single quotes ('like this') to delimit string literals. This can often add considerable load to the server, so please use this function sparingly. 593 2004-06-05T18:48:37Z MediaWiki default Use the form below to make a direct query of the database. Use single quotes ('like this') to delimit string literals. This can often add considerable load to the server, so please use this function sparingly. 1286 2004-12-21T10:23:52Z MediaWiki default Use the form below to make a direct query of the database. Use single quotes ('like this') to delimit string literals. This can often add considerable load to the server, so please use this function sparingly. 2622 2005-06-25T11:22:57Z MediaWiki default Use the form below to make a direct query of the database. Use single quotes ('like this') to delimit string literals. This can often add considerable load to the server, so please use this function sparingly. 516 sysop 438 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Please note that all queries are logged. 1071 2004-06-05T18:49:26Z MediaWiki default Please note that all queries are logged. 1902 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default Please note that all queries are logged. 2623 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default Please note that all queries are logged. 517 sysop 439 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Enter query 1072 2004-06-05T18:49:26Z MediaWiki default Enter query 1903 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default Enter query 2624 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default Enter query 518 sysop 365 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Submit query 988 2004-06-05T18:49:17Z MediaWiki default Submit query 1767 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default Submit query 2625 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default Submit query 519 sysop 418 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Only read-only queries are allowed. 1043 2004-06-05T18:49:23Z MediaWiki default Only read-only queries are allowed. 1831 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default Only read-only queries are allowed. 2626 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default Only read-only queries are allowed. 520 sysop 366 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Query successful 989 2004-06-05T18:49:17Z MediaWiki default Query successful 1768 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default Query successful 2627 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default Query successful 521 sysop 272 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Move page 863 2004-06-05T18:49:06Z MediaWiki default Move page 1611 2004-12-21T10:23:53Z MediaWiki default Move page 2628 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default Move page 522 sysop 275 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Using the form below will rename a page, moving all of its history to the new name. The old title will become a redirect page to the new title. Links to the old page title will not be changed; be sure to [[Special:Maintenance|check]] for double or broken redirects. You are responsible for making sure that links continue to point where they are supposed to go. Note that the page will '''not''' be moved if there is already a page at the new title, unless it is empty or a redirect and has no past edit history. This means that you can rename a page back to where it was just renamed from if you make a mistake, and you cannot overwrite an existing page. <b>WARNING!</b> This can be a drastic and unexpected change for a popular page; please be sure you understand the consequences of this before proceeding. 866 2004-06-05T18:49:07Z MediaWiki default Using the form below will rename a page, moving all of its history to the new name. The old title will become a redirect page to the new title. Links to the old page title will not be changed; be sure to [[Special:Maintenance|check]] for double or broken redirects. You are responsible for making sure that links continue to point where they are supposed to go. Note that the page will '''not''' be moved if there is already a page at the new title, unless it is empty or a redirect and has no past edit history. This means that you can rename a page back to where it was just renamed from if you make a mistake, and you cannot overwrite an existing page. <b>WARNING!</b> This can be a drastic and unexpected change for a popular page; please be sure you understand the consequences of this before proceeding. 1614 2004-12-21T10:23:53Z MediaWiki default Using the form below will rename a page, moving all of its history to the new name. The old title will become a redirect page to the new title. Links to the old page title will not be changed; be sure to [[Special:Maintenance|check]] for double or broken redirects. You are responsible for making sure that links continue to point where they are supposed to go. Note that the page will '''not''' be moved if there is already a page at the new title, unless it is empty or a redirect and has no past edit history. This means that you can rename a page back to where it was just renamed from if you make a mistake, and you cannot overwrite an existing page. <b>WARNING!</b> This can be a drastic and unexpected change for a popular page; please be sure you understand the consequences of this before proceeding. 2629 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default Using the form below will rename a page, moving all of its history to the new name. The old title will become a redirect page to the new title. Links to the old page title will not be changed; be sure to [[Special:Maintenance|check]] for double or broken redirects. You are responsible for making sure that links continue to point where they are supposed to go. Note that the page will '''not''' be moved if there is already a page at the new title, unless it is empty or a redirect and has no past edit history. This means that you can rename a page back to where it was just renamed from if you make a mistake, and you cannot overwrite an existing page. <b>WARNING!</b> This can be a drastic and unexpected change for a popular page; please be sure you understand the consequences of this before proceeding. 3633 2005-06-27T01:47:01Z MediaWiki default Using the form below will rename a page, moving all of its history to the new name. The old title will become a redirect page to the new title. Links to the old page title will not be changed; be sure to check for double or broken redirects. You are responsible for making sure that links continue to point where they are supposed to go. Note that the page will '''not''' be moved if there is already a page at the new title, unless it is empty or a redirect and has no past edit history. This means that you can rename a page back to where it was just renamed from if you make a mistake, and you cannot overwrite an existing page. <b>WARNING!</b> This can be a drastic and unexpected change for a popular page; please be sure you understand the consequences of this before proceeding. 523 sysop 274 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default The associated talk page, if any, will be automatically moved along with it '''unless:''' *You are moving the page across namespaces, *A non-empty talk page already exists under the new name, or *You uncheck the box below. In those cases, you will have to move or merge the page manually if desired. 865 2004-06-05T18:49:06Z MediaWiki default The associated talk page, if any, will be automatically moved along with it '''unless:''' *You are moving the page across namespaces, *A non-empty talk page already exists under the new name, or *You uncheck the box below. In those cases, you will have to move or merge the page manually if desired. 1613 2004-12-21T10:23:53Z MediaWiki default The associated talk page, if any, will be automatically moved along with it '''unless:''' *You are moving the page across namespaces, *A non-empty talk page already exists under the new name, or *You uncheck the box below. In those cases, you will have to move or merge the page manually if desired. 2630 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default The associated talk page, if any, will be automatically moved along with it '''unless:''' *You are moving the page across namespaces, *A non-empty talk page already exists under the new name, or *You uncheck the box below. In those cases, you will have to move or merge the page manually if desired. 6978 2006-07-01T19:07:48Z MediaWiki default The associated talk page will be automatically moved along with it '''unless:''' *A non-empty talk page already exists under the new name, or *You uncheck the box below. In those cases, you will have to move or merge the page manually if desired. 524 sysop 268 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Move page 859 2004-06-05T18:49:06Z MediaWiki default Move page 1607 2004-12-21T10:23:53Z MediaWiki default Move page 2631 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default Move page 525 sysop 270 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Not logged in 861 2004-06-05T18:49:06Z MediaWiki default Not logged in 1609 2004-12-21T10:23:53Z MediaWiki default Not logged in 2632 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default Not logged in 526 sysop 271 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default You must be a registered user and <a href="/wiki/Special:Userlogin">logged in</a> to move a page. 862 2004-06-05T18:49:06Z MediaWiki default You must be a registered user and <a href="/wiki/Special:Userlogin">logged in</a> to move a page. 1610 2004-12-21T10:23:53Z MediaWiki default You must be a registered user and <a href="{{localurl:Special:Userlogin}}">logged in</a> to move a page. 2633 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default You must be a registered user and <a href="{{localurl:Special:Userlogin}}">logged in</a> to move a page. 3632 2005-06-27T01:47:01Z MediaWiki default You must be a registered user and [[Special:Userlogin|logged in]] to move a page. 527 sysop 290 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default To new title 882 2004-06-05T18:49:09Z MediaWiki default To new title 1638 2004-12-21T10:23:53Z MediaWiki default To new title 2634 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default To new title 528 sysop 273 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Move page 864 2004-06-05T18:49:06Z MediaWiki default Move page 1612 2004-12-21T10:23:53Z MediaWiki default Move page 2635 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default Move page 529 sysop 332 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Move succeeded 938 2004-06-05T18:49:12Z MediaWiki default Move succeeded 1712 2004-12-21T10:23:53Z MediaWiki default Move succeeded 2636 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default Move succeeded 530 sysop 333 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Page "[[$1]]" moved to "[[$2]]". 939 2004-06-05T18:49:12Z MediaWiki default Page "[[$1]]" moved to "[[$2]]". 1713 2004-12-21T10:23:53Z MediaWiki default Page "[[$1]]" moved to "[[$2]]". 2637 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default Page "[[$1]]" moved to "[[$2]]". 531 sysop 25 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default A page of that name already exists, or the name you have chosen is not valid. Please choose another name. 590 2004-06-05T18:48:36Z MediaWiki default A page of that name already exists, or the name you have chosen is not valid. Please choose another name. 1281 2004-12-21T10:23:52Z MediaWiki default A page of that name already exists, or the name you have chosen is not valid. Please choose another name. 2638 2005-06-25T11:22:57Z MediaWiki default A page of that name already exists, or the name you have chosen is not valid. Please choose another name. 532 sysop 449 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default The page itself was moved successfully, but the talk page could not be moved because one already exists at the new title. Please merge them manually. 1082 2004-06-05T18:49:28Z MediaWiki default The page itself was moved successfully, but the talk page could not be moved because one already exists at the new title. Please merge them manually. 1917 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default The page itself was moved successfully, but the talk page could not be moved because one already exists at the new title. Please merge them manually. 2639 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default The page itself was moved successfully, but the talk page could not be moved because one already exists at the new title. Please merge them manually. 3849 2005-07-29T11:09:12Z MediaWiki default '''The page itself was moved successfully, but the talk page could not be moved because one already exists at the new title. Please merge them manually.''' 6225 2006-03-28T06:33:39Z MediaWiki default '''The page itself was moved successfully, but the talk page could not be moved because one already exists at the new title. Please merge them manually.''' 533 sysop 269 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default moved to 860 2004-06-05T18:49:06Z MediaWiki default moved to 1608 2004-12-21T10:23:53Z MediaWiki default moved to 2640 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default moved to 534 sysop 276 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Move "talk" page as well, if applicable. 867 2004-06-05T18:49:07Z MediaWiki default Move "talk" page as well, if applicable. 1615 2004-12-21T10:23:53Z MediaWiki default Move "talk" page as well, if applicable. 2641 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default Move "talk" page as well, if applicable. 6206 2006-03-28T06:33:38Z MediaWiki default Move associated talk page 535 sysop 450 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default The corresponding talk page was also moved. 1083 2004-06-05T18:49:29Z MediaWiki default The corresponding talk page was also moved. 1918 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default The corresponding talk page was also moved. 2642 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default The corresponding talk page was also moved. 536 sysop 451 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default The corresponding talk page was <strong>not</strong> moved. 1084 2004-06-05T18:49:29Z MediaWiki default The corresponding talk page was <strong>not</strong> moved. 1919 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default The corresponding talk page was <strong>not</strong> moved. 2643 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default The corresponding talk page was <strong>not</strong> moved. 537 sysop 138 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Export pages 708 2004-06-05T18:48:51Z MediaWiki default Export pages 1426 2004-12-21T10:23:52Z MediaWiki default Export pages 2644 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default Export pages 538 sysop 140 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default You can export the text and editing history of a particular page or set of pages wrapped in some XML; this can then be imported into another wiki running MediaWiki software, transformed, or just kept for your private amusement. 710 2004-06-05T18:48:52Z MediaWiki default You can export the text and editing history of a particular page or set of pages wrapped in some XML; this can then be imported into another wiki running MediaWiki software, transformed, or just kept for your private amusement. 1428 2004-12-21T10:23:52Z MediaWiki default You can export the text and editing history of a particular page or set of pages wrapped in some XML. In the future, this may then be imported into another wiki running MediaWiki software, although there is no support for this feature in the current version. To export article pages, enter the titles in the text box below, one title per line, and select whether you want the current version as well as all old versions, with the page history lines, or just the current version with the info about the last edit. In the latter case you can also use a link, e.g. [[{{ns:Special}}:Export/Train]] for the article [[Train]]. 2645 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default You can export the text and editing history of a particular page or set of pages wrapped in some XML. In the future, this may then be imported into another wiki running MediaWiki software, although there is no support for this feature in the current version. To export article pages, enter the titles in the text box below, one title per line, and select whether you want the current version as well as all old versions, with the page history lines, or just the current version with the info about the last edit. In the latter case you can also use a link, e.g. [[{{ns:Special}}:Export/Train]] for the article [[Train]]. 4110 2005-11-09T23:10:51Z MediaWiki default You can export the text and editing history of a particular page or set of pages wrapped in some XML. In the future, this may then be imported into another wiki running MediaWiki software, although there is no support for this feature in the current version. To export pages, enter the titles in the text box below, one title per line, and select whether you want the current version as well as all old versions, with the page history lines, or just the current version with the info about the last edit. In the latter case you can also use a link, e.g. [[{{ns:Special}}:Export/{{Mediawiki:mainpage}}]] for the page {{Mediawiki:mainpage}}. 4221 2005-11-29T21:33:17Z MediaWiki default You can export the text and editing history of a particular page or set of pages wrapped in some XML. In the future, this may then be imported into another wiki running MediaWiki software, although there is no support for this feature in the current version. To export pages, enter the titles in the text box below, one title per line, and select whether you want the current version as well as all old versions, with the page history lines, or just the current version with the info about the last edit. In the latter case you can also use a link, e.g. [[{{ns:Special}}:Export/{{Mediawiki:mainpage}}]] for the page {{Mediawiki:mainpage}}. 4255 2005-12-02T02:44:03Z MediaWiki default You can export the text and editing history of a particular page or set of pages wrapped in some XML. In the future, this may then be imported into another wiki running MediaWiki software, although there is no support for this feature in the current version. To export pages, enter the titles in the text box below, one title per line, and select whether you want the current version as well as all old versions, with the page history lines, or just the current version with the info about the last edit. In the latter case you can also use a link, e.g. [[{{ns:Special}}:Export/{{Mediawiki:mainpage}}]] for the page {{Mediawiki:mainpage}}. 4294 2005-12-02T04:16:50Z MediaWiki default You can export the text and editing history of a particular page or set of pages wrapped in some XML. In the future, this may then be imported into another wiki running MediaWiki software, although there is no support for this feature in the current version. To export pages, enter the titles in the text box below, one title per line, and select whether you want the current version as well as all old versions, with the page history lines, or just the current version with the info about the last edit. In the latter case you can also use a link, e.g. [[{{ns:Special}}:Export/{{Mediawiki:mainpage}}]] for the page {{Mediawiki:mainpage}}. 6200 2006-03-28T06:33:37Z MediaWiki default You can export the text and editing history of a particular page or set of pages wrapped in some XML. This can be imported into another wiki using MediaWiki via the Special:Import page. To export pages, enter the titles in the text box below, one title per line, and select whether you want the current version as well as all old versions, with the page history lines, or just the current version with the info about the last edit. In the latter case you can also use a link, e.g. [[{{ns:Special}}:Export/{{Mediawiki:mainpage}}]] for the page {{Mediawiki:mainpage}}. 6933 2006-07-01T19:07:48Z MediaWiki default You can export the text and editing history of a particular page or set of pages wrapped in some XML. This can be imported into another wiki using MediaWiki via the Special:Import page. To export pages, enter the titles in the text box below, one title per line, and select whether you want the current version as well as all old versions, with the page history lines, or just the current version with the info about the last edit. In the latter case you can also use a link, e.g. [[{{ns:Special}}:Export/{{int:mainpage}}]] for the page {{int:mainpage}}. 539 sysop 139 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default Include only the current revision, not the full history 709 2004-06-05T18:48:52Z MediaWiki default Include only the current revision, not the full history 1427 2004-12-21T10:23:52Z MediaWiki default Include only the current revision, not the full history 2646 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default Include only the current revision, not the full history 540 sysop 17 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default All_messages 578 2004-06-05T18:48:34Z MediaWiki default All system messages 1259 2004-12-21T10:23:52Z MediaWiki default All system messages 2647 2005-06-25T11:22:57Z MediaWiki default All system messages 3782 2005-07-29T11:09:09Z MediaWiki default System messages 541 sysop 18 2003-12-18T01:10:46Z MediaWiki default This is a list of all messages available in the MediaWiki: namespace 579 2004-06-05T18:48:35Z MediaWiki default This is a list of all system messages available in the MediaWiki: namespace. 1262 2004-12-21T10:23:52Z MediaWiki default This is a list of all system messages available in the MediaWiki: namespace. 2648 2005-06-25T11:22:57Z MediaWiki default This is a list of all system messages available in the MediaWiki: namespace. 3783 2005-07-29T11:09:09Z MediaWiki default This is a list of system messages available in the MediaWiki: namespace. 6909 2006-07-01T19:07:47Z MediaWiki default This is a list of system messages available in the MediaWiki namespace. 542 sysop 2649 2004-02-22T03:44:08Z MediaWiki default This is a list of all messages available in the MediaWiki: namespace <table border=1 width=100%><tr><td> '''Name''' </td><td> '''Default text''' </td><td> '''Current text''' </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:1movedto2&action=edit 1movedto2] </td><td> $1 moved to $2 </td><td> {{MSGNW:1movedto2}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:About&action=edit about] </td><td> About </td><td> {{MSGNW:about}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Aboutpage&action=edit aboutpage] </td><td> Wiktionary:About </td><td> {{MSGNW:aboutpage}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Aboutwikipedia&action=edit aboutwikipedia] </td><td> About Wiktionary </td><td> {{MSGNW:aboutwikipedia}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Accmailtext&action=edit accmailtext] </td><td> The Password for &#39;$1&#39; has been sent to $2. </td><td> {{MSGNW:accmailtext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Accmailtitle&action=edit accmailtitle] </td><td> Password sent. </td><td> {{MSGNW:accmailtitle}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Actioncomplete&action=edit actioncomplete] </td><td> Action complete </td><td> {{MSGNW:actioncomplete}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Addedwatch&action=edit addedwatch] </td><td> Added to watchlist </td><td> {{MSGNW:addedwatch}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Addedwatchtext&action=edit addedwatchtext] </td><td> The page &quot;$1&quot; has been added to your &lt;a href=&quot;/wiki/Special:Watchlist&quot;&gt;watchlist&lt;/a&gt;. Future changes to this page and its associated Talk page will be listed there, and the page will appear &lt;b&gt;bolded&lt;/b&gt; in the &lt;a href=&quot;/wiki/Special:Recentchanges&quot;&gt;list of recent changes&lt;/a&gt; to make it easier to pick out.&lt;/p&gt; &lt;p&gt;If you want to remove the page from your watchlist later, click &quot;Stop watching&quot; in the sidebar. </td><td> {{MSGNW:addedwatchtext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Administrators&action=edit administrators] </td><td> Wiktionary:Administrators </td><td> {{MSGNW:administrators}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Affirmation&action=edit affirmation] </td><td> I affirm that the copyright holder of this file agrees to license it under the terms of the $1. </td><td> {{MSGNW:affirmation}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:All&action=edit all] </td><td> all </td><td> {{MSGNW:all}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Allmessages&action=edit allmessages] </td><td> All_messages </td><td> {{MSGNW:allmessages}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Allmessagestext&action=edit allmessagestext] </td><td> This is a list of all messages available in the MediaWiki: namespace </td><td> {{MSGNW:allmessagestext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Allpages&action=edit allpages] </td><td> All pages </td><td> {{MSGNW:allpages}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Alphaindexline&action=edit alphaindexline] </td><td> $1 to $2 </td><td> {{MSGNW:alphaindexline}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Alreadyloggedin&action=edit alreadyloggedin] </td><td> &lt;font color=red&gt;&lt;b&gt;User $1, you are already logged in!&lt;/b&gt;&lt;/font&gt;&lt;br&gt; </td><td> {{MSGNW:alreadyloggedin}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Alreadyrolled&action=edit alreadyrolled] </td><td> Cannot rollback last edit of &#91;&#91;$1]] by &#91;&#91;User:$2&#124;$2]] (&#91;&#91;User talk:$2&#124;Talk]]); someone else has edited or rolled back the article already. Last edit was by &#91;&#91;User:$3&#124;$3]] (&#91;&#91;User talk:$3&#124;Talk]]). </td><td> {{MSGNW:alreadyrolled}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Ancientpages&action=edit ancientpages] </td><td> Oldest articles </td><td> {{MSGNW:ancientpages}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Anontalkpagetext&action=edit anontalkpagetext] </td><td> ---- &#39;&#39;This is the discussion page for an anonymous user who has not created an account yet or who does not use it. We therefore have to use the numerical &#91;&#91;IP address]] to identify him/her. Such an IP address can be shared by several users. If you are an anonymous user and feel that irrelevant comments have been directed at you, please &#91;&#91;Special:Userlogin&#124;create an account or log in]] to avoid future confusion with other anonymous users.&#39;&#39; </td><td> {{MSGNW:anontalkpagetext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Articleexists&action=edit articleexists] </td><td> A page of that name already exists, or the name you have chosen is not valid. Please choose another name. </td><td> {{MSGNW:articleexists}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Articlepage&action=edit articlepage] </td><td> View article </td><td> {{MSGNW:articlepage}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Asksql&action=edit asksql] </td><td> SQL query </td><td> {{MSGNW:asksql}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Asksqltext&action=edit asksqltext] </td><td> Use the form below to make a direct query of the database. Use single quotes (&#39;like this&#39;) to delimit string literals. This can often add considerable load to the server, so please use this function sparingly. </td><td> {{MSGNW:asksqltext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Autoblocker&action=edit autoblocker] </td><td> Autoblocked because you share an IP address with &quot;$1&quot;. Reason &quot;$2&quot;. </td><td> {{MSGNW:autoblocker}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Badarticleerror&action=edit badarticleerror] </td><td> This action cannot be performed on this page. </td><td> {{MSGNW:badarticleerror}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Badfilename&action=edit badfilename] </td><td> Image name has been changed to &quot;$1&quot;. </td><td> {{MSGNW:badfilename}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Badfiletype&action=edit badfiletype] </td><td> &quot;.$1&quot; is not a recommended image file format. </td><td> {{MSGNW:badfiletype}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Badipaddress&action=edit badipaddress] </td><td> No user exists by that name </td><td> {{MSGNW:badipaddress}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Badquery&action=edit badquery] </td><td> Badly formed search query </td><td> {{MSGNW:badquery}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Badquerytext&action=edit badquerytext] </td><td> We could not process your query. This is probably because you have attempted to search for a word fewer than three letters long, which is not yet supported. It could also be that you have mistyped the expression, for example &quot;fish and and scales&quot;. Please try another query. </td><td> {{MSGNW:badquerytext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Badretype&action=edit badretype] </td><td> The passwords you entered do not match. </td><td> {{MSGNW:badretype}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Badtitle&action=edit badtitle] </td><td> Bad title </td><td> {{MSGNW:badtitle}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Badtitletext&action=edit badtitletext] </td><td> The requested page title was invalid, empty, or an incorrectly linked inter-language or inter-wiki title. </td><td> {{MSGNW:badtitletext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Blanknamespace&action=edit blanknamespace] </td><td> (Main) </td><td> {{MSGNW:blanknamespace}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Blockedtext&action=edit blockedtext] </td><td> Your user name or IP address has been blocked by $1. The reason given is this:&lt;br&gt;&#39;&#39;$2&#39;&#39;&lt;p&gt;You may contact $1 or one of the other &#91;&#91;Wiktionary:Administrators&#124;administrators]] to discuss the block. Note that you may not use the &quot;email this user&quot; feature unless you have a valid email address registered in your &#91;&#91;Special:Preferences&#124;user preferences]]. Your IP address is $3. Please include this address in any queries you make. &#61;=Innocent?== Sometimes large ranges are blocked from editing Wiktionary, for especially egregious cases of vandalism. This means that lots of innocent people can&#39;t edit. At the moment this includes: * Most Bell Canada addresses from Halifax, Nova Scotia * Some addresses from tpnet.pl Also, some individual dynamic IP addresses may be blocked, usually for a 24 hour period. 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The e-mail address you entered in your user preferences will appear as the &quot;From&quot; address of the mail, so the recipient will be able to reply. </td><td> {{MSGNW:emailpagetext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Emailsend&action=edit emailsend] </td><td> Send </td><td> {{MSGNW:emailsend}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Emailsent&action=edit emailsent] </td><td> E-mail sent </td><td> {{MSGNW:emailsent}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Emailsenttext&action=edit emailsenttext] </td><td> Your e-mail message has been sent. </td><td> {{MSGNW:emailsenttext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Emailsubject&action=edit emailsubject] </td><td> Subject </td><td> {{MSGNW:emailsubject}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Emailto&action=edit emailto] </td><td> To </td><td> {{MSGNW:emailto}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Emailuser&action=edit emailuser] </td><td> E-mail this user </td><td> {{MSGNW:emailuser}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Enterlockreason&action=edit enterlockreason] </td><td> Enter a reason for the lock, including an estimate of when the lock will be released </td><td> {{MSGNW:enterlockreason}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Error&action=edit error] </td><td> Error </td><td> {{MSGNW:error}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Errorpagetitle&action=edit errorpagetitle] </td><td> Error </td><td> {{MSGNW:errorpagetitle}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Exbeforeblank&action=edit exbeforeblank] </td><td> content before blanking was: </td><td> {{MSGNW:exbeforeblank}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Exblank&action=edit exblank] </td><td> page was empty </td><td> {{MSGNW:exblank}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Excontent&action=edit excontent] </td><td> content was: </td><td> {{MSGNW:excontent}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Explainconflict&action=edit explainconflict] </td><td> When you were changing the article, someone else also made changes. This is an &#91;&#91;Wiktionary:edit conflict&#124;edit conflict]]. There two edit boxes below. Your changes are in the second box. The box shows the article now (after the other person&#39;s change). You should not ignore the new changes, but should add your changes into the first box. &lt;i&gt;Only&lt;/i&gt; the text in the first edit box will be saved when you press &quot;Save page&quot;. &lt;p&gt; </td><td> {{MSGNW:explainconflict}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Export&action=edit export] </td><td> Export pages </td><td> {{MSGNW:export}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Exportcuronly&action=edit exportcuronly] </td><td> Include only the current revision, not the full history </td><td> {{MSGNW:exportcuronly}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Exporttext&action=edit exporttext] </td><td> You can export the text and editing history of a particular page or set of pages wrapped in some XML; this can then be imported into another wiki running MediaWiki software, transformed, or just kept for your private amusement. </td><td> {{MSGNW:exporttext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Extlink_sample&action=edit extlink_sample] </td><td> http&#58;//www.example.com link title </td><td> {{MSGNW:extlink_sample}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Extlink_tip&action=edit extlink_tip] </td><td> External link (remember http&#58;// prefix) </td><td> {{MSGNW:extlink_tip}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Faq&action=edit faq] </td><td> FAQ </td><td> {{MSGNW:faq}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Faqpage&action=edit faqpage] </td><td> Wiktionary:FAQ </td><td> {{MSGNW:faqpage}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Filecopyerror&action=edit filecopyerror] </td><td> Could not copy file &quot;$1&quot; to &quot;$2&quot;. </td><td> {{MSGNW:filecopyerror}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Filedeleteerror&action=edit filedeleteerror] </td><td> Could not delete file &quot;$1&quot;. </td><td> {{MSGNW:filedeleteerror}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Filedesc&action=edit filedesc] </td><td> Summary </td><td> {{MSGNW:filedesc}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Filename&action=edit filename] </td><td> Filename </td><td> {{MSGNW:filename}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Filenotfound&action=edit filenotfound] </td><td> Could not find file &quot;$1&quot;. </td><td> {{MSGNW:filenotfound}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Filerenameerror&action=edit filerenameerror] </td><td> Could not rename file &quot;$1&quot; to &quot;$2&quot;. </td><td> {{MSGNW:filerenameerror}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Filesource&action=edit filesource] </td><td> Source </td><td> {{MSGNW:filesource}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Filestatus&action=edit filestatus] </td><td> Copyright status </td><td> {{MSGNW:filestatus}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Fileuploaded&action=edit fileuploaded] </td><td> File &quot;$1&quot; uploaded successfully. Please follow this link: ($2) to the description page and fill in information about the file, such as where it came from, when it was created and by whom, and anything else you may know about it. </td><td> {{MSGNW:fileuploaded}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Formerror&action=edit formerror] </td><td> Error: could not submit form </td><td> {{MSGNW:formerror}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Fromwikipedia&action=edit fromwikipedia] </td><td> From Wiktionary, a free encyclopedia in simple English. </td><td> {{MSGNW:fromwikipedia}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Getimagelist&action=edit getimagelist] </td><td> fetching image list </td><td> {{MSGNW:getimagelist}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Gnunote&action=edit gnunote] </td><td> All text is available under the terms of the &lt;a class=internal href=&#39;/wiki/GNU_FDL&#39;&gt;GNU Free Documentation License&lt;/a&gt;. </td><td> {{MSGNW:gnunote}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Go&action=edit go] </td><td> Go </td><td> {{MSGNW:go}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Googlesearch&action=edit googlesearch] </td><td> &lt;!-- SiteSearch Google --&gt; &lt;FORM method=GET action=&quot;http&#58;//www.google.com/search&quot;&gt; &lt;TABLE bgcolor=&quot;#FFFFFF&quot;&gt;&lt;tr&gt;&lt;td&gt; &lt;A HREF=&quot;http&#58;//www.google.com/&quot;&gt; &lt;IMG SRC=&quot;http&#58;//www.google.com/logos/Logo_40wht.gif&quot; border=&quot;0&quot; ALT=&quot;Google&quot;&gt;&lt;/A&gt; &lt;/td&gt; &lt;td&gt; &lt;INPUT TYPE=text name=q size=31 maxlength=255 value=&quot;$1&quot;&gt; &lt;INPUT type=submit name=btnG VALUE=&quot;Google Search&quot;&gt; &lt;font size=-1&gt; &lt;input type=hidden name=domains value=&quot;http&#58;//simple.wikipedia.org&quot;&gt;&lt;br&gt;&lt;input type=radio name=sitesearch value=&quot;&quot;&gt; WWW &lt;input type=radio name=sitesearch value=&quot;http&#58;//simple.wikipedia.org&quot; checked&gt; http&#58;//simple.wikipedia.org &lt;br&gt; &lt;input type=&#39;hidden&#39; name=&#39;ie&#39; value=&#39;$2&#39;&gt; &lt;input type=&#39;hidden&#39; name=&#39;oe&#39; value=&#39;$2&#39;&gt; &lt;/font&gt; &lt;/td&gt;&lt;/tr&gt;&lt;/TABLE&gt; &lt;/FORM&gt; &lt;!-- SiteSearch Google --&gt; </td><td> {{MSGNW:googlesearch}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Guesstimezone&action=edit guesstimezone] </td><td> Fill in from browser </td><td> {{MSGNW:guesstimezone}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Headline_sample&action=edit headline_sample] </td><td> Headline text </td><td> {{MSGNW:headline_sample}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Headline_tip&action=edit headline_tip] </td><td> Level 2 headline </td><td> {{MSGNW:headline_tip}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Help&action=edit help] </td><td> Help </td><td> {{MSGNW:help}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Helppage&action=edit helppage] </td><td> Wiktionary:Help </td><td> {{MSGNW:helppage}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Hide&action=edit hide] </td><td> hide </td><td> {{MSGNW:hide}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Hidetoc&action=edit hidetoc] </td><td> hide </td><td> {{MSGNW:hidetoc}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Hist&action=edit hist] </td><td> hist </td><td> {{MSGNW:hist}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Histlegend&action=edit histlegend] </td><td> Legend: (cur) = difference with current version, (last) = difference with preceding version, M = minor edit </td><td> {{MSGNW:histlegend}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:History&action=edit history] </td><td> Page history </td><td> {{MSGNW:history}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Historywarning&action=edit historywarning] </td><td> Warning: The page you are about to delete has a history: </td><td> {{MSGNW:historywarning}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Hr_tip&action=edit hr_tip] </td><td> Horizontal line (use sparingly) </td><td> {{MSGNW:hr_tip}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Ignorewarning&action=edit ignorewarning] </td><td> Ignore warning and save file anyway. </td><td> {{MSGNW:ignorewarning}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Ilshowmatch&action=edit 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[http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Imagelisttext&action=edit imagelisttext] </td><td> Below is a list of $1 images sorted $2. </td><td> {{MSGNW:imagelisttext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Imagepage&action=edit imagepage] </td><td> View image page </td><td> {{MSGNW:imagepage}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Imagereverted&action=edit imagereverted] </td><td> Revert to earlier version was successful. </td><td> {{MSGNW:imagereverted}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Imgdelete&action=edit imgdelete] </td><td> del </td><td> {{MSGNW:imgdelete}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Imgdesc&action=edit imgdesc] </td><td> desc </td><td> {{MSGNW:imgdesc}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Imghistlegend&action=edit imghistlegend] </td><td> Legend: (cur) = this is the current image, (del) = delete this old version, (rev) = revert to this old version. &lt;br&gt;&lt;i&gt;Click on date to see image uploaded on that date&lt;/i&gt;. </td><td> {{MSGNW:imghistlegend}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Imghistory&action=edit imghistory] </td><td> Image history </td><td> {{MSGNW:imghistory}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Imglegend&action=edit imglegend] </td><td> Legend: (desc) = show/edit image description. </td><td> {{MSGNW:imglegend}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Infobox&action=edit infobox] </td><td> Click a button to get an example text </td><td> {{MSGNW:infobox}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Internalerror&action=edit internalerror] </td><td> Internal error </td><td> {{MSGNW:internalerror}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Intl&action=edit intl] </td><td> Interlanguage links </td><td> {{MSGNW:intl}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Ip_range_invalid&action=edit ip_range_invalid] </td><td> Invalid IP range. </td><td> {{MSGNW:ip_range_invalid}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Ipaddress&action=edit ipaddress] </td><td> IP Address/username </td><td> {{MSGNW:ipaddress}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Ipb_expiry_invalid&action=edit ipb_expiry_invalid] </td><td> Expiry time invalid. </td><td> {{MSGNW:ipb_expiry_invalid}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Ipbexpiry&action=edit ipbexpiry] </td><td> Expiry </td><td> {{MSGNW:ipbexpiry}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Ipblocklist&action=edit ipblocklist] </td><td> List of blocked IP addresses and usernames </td><td> {{MSGNW:ipblocklist}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Ipbreason&action=edit ipbreason] </td><td> Reason </td><td> {{MSGNW:ipbreason}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Ipbsubmit&action=edit ipbsubmit] </td><td> Block this user </td><td> {{MSGNW:ipbsubmit}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Ipusubmit&action=edit ipusubmit] </td><td> Unblock this address </td><td> {{MSGNW:ipusubmit}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Ipusuccess&action=edit ipusuccess] </td><td> &quot;$1&quot; unblocked </td><td> {{MSGNW:ipusuccess}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Isredirect&action=edit isredirect] </td><td> redirect page </td><td> {{MSGNW:isredirect}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Italic_sample&action=edit italic_sample] </td><td> Italic text </td><td> {{MSGNW:italic_sample}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Italic_tip&action=edit italic_tip] </td><td> Italic text </td><td> {{MSGNW:italic_tip}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Iteminvalidname&action=edit iteminvalidname] </td><td> Problem with item &#39;$1&#39;, invalid name... </td><td> {{MSGNW:iteminvalidname}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Largefile&action=edit largefile] </td><td> It is recommended that images not exceed 100k in size. </td><td> {{MSGNW:largefile}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Last&action=edit last] </td><td> last </td><td> {{MSGNW:last}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Lastmodified&action=edit lastmodified] </td><td> Last time this page was changed was at $1. </td><td> {{MSGNW:lastmodified}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Lineno&action=edit lineno] </td><td> Line $1: </td><td> {{MSGNW:lineno}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Link_sample&action=edit link_sample] </td><td> Link title </td><td> {{MSGNW:link_sample}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Link_tip&action=edit link_tip] </td><td> Internal link </td><td> {{MSGNW:link_tip}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Linklistsub&action=edit linklistsub] </td><td> (List of links) </td><td> {{MSGNW:linklistsub}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Linkshere&action=edit linkshere] </td><td> The following pages link to here: </td><td> {{MSGNW:linkshere}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Linkstoimage&action=edit linkstoimage] </td><td> The following pages link to this image: </td><td> {{MSGNW:linkstoimage}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Linktrail&action=edit linktrail] </td><td> /^(&#91;a-z]+)(.*)$/sD </td><td> {{MSGNW:linktrail}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Listform&action=edit listform] </td><td> list </td><td> {{MSGNW:listform}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Listusers&action=edit listusers] </td><td> User list&lt;/h1&gt; See &lt;a href=&quot;http&#58;//simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Wiktionaryns&quot;&gt;Wiktionary:Wiktionaryns&lt;/a&gt; for a list of users created before this automatic list was generated. </td><td> {{MSGNW:listusers}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Loadhist&action=edit loadhist] </td><td> Loading page history </td><td> {{MSGNW:loadhist}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Loadingrev&action=edit loadingrev] </td><td> loading revision for diff </td><td> {{MSGNW:loadingrev}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Localtime&action=edit localtime] </td><td> Local time display </td><td> {{MSGNW:localtime}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Lockbtn&action=edit lockbtn] </td><td> Lock database </td><td> {{MSGNW:lockbtn}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Lockconfirm&action=edit lockconfirm] </td><td> Yes, I really want to lock the database. </td><td> {{MSGNW:lockconfirm}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Lockdb&action=edit lockdb] </td><td> Lock database </td><td> {{MSGNW:lockdb}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Lockdbsuccesssub&action=edit lockdbsuccesssub] </td><td> Database lock succeeded </td><td> {{MSGNW:lockdbsuccesssub}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Lockdbsuccesstext&action=edit lockdbsuccesstext] </td><td> The database has been locked. &lt;br&gt;Remember to remove the lock after your maintenance is complete. </td><td> {{MSGNW:lockdbsuccesstext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Lockdbtext&action=edit lockdbtext] </td><td> Locking the database will suspend the ability of all users to edit pages, change their preferences, edit their watchlists, and other things requiring changes in the database. 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Please consider breaking the page into smaller sections. </td><td> {{MSGNW:longpagewarning}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Mailmypassword&action=edit mailmypassword] </td><td> Mail me a new password </td><td> {{MSGNW:mailmypassword}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Mailnologin&action=edit mailnologin] </td><td> No send address </td><td> {{MSGNW:mailnologin}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Mailnologintext&action=edit mailnologintext] </td><td> You must be &lt;a href=&quot;/wiki/Special:Userlogin&quot;&gt;logged in&lt;/a&gt; and have a valid e-mail address in your &lt;a href=&quot;/wiki/Special:Preferences&quot;&gt;preferences&lt;/a&gt; to send e-mail to other users. </td><td> {{MSGNW:mailnologintext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Mainpage&action=edit mainpage] </td><td> Main Page </td><td> {{MSGNW:mainpage}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Mainpagetext&action=edit mainpagetext] </td><td> Wiki software successfully installed. </td><td> {{MSGNW:mainpagetext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Maintenance&action=edit maintenance] </td><td> Maintenance page </td><td> {{MSGNW:maintenance}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Maintenancebacklink&action=edit maintenancebacklink] </td><td> Back to Maintenance Page </td><td> {{MSGNW:maintenancebacklink}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Maintnancepagetext&action=edit maintnancepagetext] </td><td> This page includes several handy tools for everyday maintenance. 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(Did you enter the name correctly?)&lt;/b&gt; </td><td> {{MSGNW:makesysopfail}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Makesysopname&action=edit makesysopname] </td><td> Name of the user: </td><td> {{MSGNW:makesysopname}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Makesysopok&action=edit makesysopok] </td><td> &lt;b&gt;User &#39;$1&#39; is now a sysop&lt;/b&gt; </td><td> {{MSGNW:makesysopok}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Makesysopsubmit&action=edit makesysopsubmit] </td><td> Make this user into a sysop </td><td> {{MSGNW:makesysopsubmit}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Makesysoptext&action=edit makesysoptext] </td><td> This form is used by bureaucrats to turn ordinary users into administrators. 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The correct spelling might be given (like this). </td><td> {{MSGNW:mispeelingstext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Missingarticle&action=edit missingarticle] </td><td> The database did not find the text of a page that it should have found, named &quot;$1&quot;. &lt;p&gt;This is usually caused by following an outdated diff or history link to a page that has been deleted. &lt;p&gt;If this is not the case, you may have found a bug in the software. Please report this to an administrator, making note of the URL. </td><td> {{MSGNW:missingarticle}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Missinglanguagelinks&action=edit missinglanguagelinks] </td><td> Missing Language Links </td><td> {{MSGNW:missinglanguagelinks}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Missinglanguagelinksbutton&action=edit missinglanguagelinksbutton] </td><td> Find missing language links for </td><td> {{MSGNW:missinglanguagelinksbutton}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Missinglanguagelinkstext&action=edit missinglanguagelinkstext] </td><td> These articles do &lt;i&gt;not&lt;/i&gt; link to their counterpart in $1. 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In those cases, you will have to move or merge the page manually if desired. </td><td> {{MSGNW:movepagetalktext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Movepagetext&action=edit movepagetext] </td><td> Using the form below will rename a page, moving all of its history to the new name. The old title will become a redirect page to the new title. Links to the old page title will not be changed; be sure to &#91;&#91;Special:Maintenance&#124;check]] for double or broken redirects. You are responsible for making sure that links continue to point where they are supposed to go. Note that the page will &#39;&#39;&#39;not&#39;&#39;&#39; be moved if there is already a page at the new title, unless it is empty or a redirect and has no past edit history. This means that you can rename a page back to where it was just renamed from if you make a mistake, and you cannot overwrite an existing page. &lt;b&gt;WARNING!&lt;/b&gt; This can be a drastic and unexpected change for a popular page; please be sure you understand the consequences of this before proceeding. </td><td> {{MSGNW:movepagetext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Movetalk&action=edit movetalk] </td><td> Move &quot;talk&quot; page as well, if applicable. </td><td> {{MSGNW:movetalk}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Movethispage&action=edit movethispage] </td><td> Move this page </td><td> {{MSGNW:movethispage}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Mycontris&action=edit mycontris] </td><td> Pages I worked on </td><td> {{MSGNW:mycontris}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Mypage&action=edit mypage] </td><td> My page </td><td> {{MSGNW:mypage}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Mytalk&action=edit mytalk] </td><td> My talk </td><td> {{MSGNW:mytalk}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Nbytes&action=edit nbytes] </td><td> $1 bytes </td><td> {{MSGNW:nbytes}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Nchanges&action=edit nchanges] </td><td> $1 changes </td><td> {{MSGNW:nchanges}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Newarticle&action=edit newarticle] </td><td> (New) </td><td> {{MSGNW:newarticle}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Newarticletext&action=edit newarticletext] </td><td> You&#39;ve followed a link to a page that doesn&#39;t exist yet. To create the page, start typing in the box below (see the &#91;&#91;Wiktionary:Help&#124;help page]] for more info). If you are here by mistake, just click your browser&#39;s &#39;&#39;&#39;back&#39;&#39;&#39; button. </td><td> {{MSGNW:newarticletext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Newmessages&action=edit newmessages] </td><td> You have $1. </td><td> {{MSGNW:newmessages}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Newmessageslink&action=edit newmessageslink] </td><td> new messages </td><td> {{MSGNW:newmessageslink}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Newpage&action=edit newpage] </td><td> New page </td><td> {{MSGNW:newpage}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Newpageletter&action=edit newpageletter] </td><td> N </td><td> {{MSGNW:newpageletter}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Newpages&action=edit newpages] </td><td> New pages </td><td> {{MSGNW:newpages}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Newpassword&action=edit newpassword] </td><td> New password </td><td> {{MSGNW:newpassword}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Newtitle&action=edit newtitle] </td><td> To new title </td><td> {{MSGNW:newtitle}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Newusersonly&action=edit newusersonly] </td><td> (new users only) </td><td> {{MSGNW:newusersonly}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Next&action=edit next] </td><td> next </td><td> {{MSGNW:next}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Nextn&action=edit nextn] </td><td> next $1 </td><td> {{MSGNW:nextn}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Nlinks&action=edit nlinks] </td><td> $1 links </td><td> {{MSGNW:nlinks}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Noaffirmation&action=edit noaffirmation] </td><td> You must affirm that your upload does not violate any copyrights. </td><td> {{MSGNW:noaffirmation}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Noarticletext&action=edit noarticletext] </td><td> (There is currently no text in this page) </td><td> {{MSGNW:noarticletext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Noblockreason&action=edit noblockreason] </td><td> You must supply a reason for the block. </td><td> {{MSGNW:noblockreason}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Noconnect&action=edit noconnect] </td><td> Sorry! The wiki is experiencing some technical difficulties, and cannot contact the database server. </td><td> {{MSGNW:noconnect}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Nocontribs&action=edit nocontribs] </td><td> No changes were found matching these criteria. </td><td> {{MSGNW:nocontribs}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Nocookieslogin&action=edit nocookieslogin] </td><td> Wiktionary (simple English) uses cookies to log in users. You have cookies disabled. Please enable them and try again. </td><td> {{MSGNW:nocookieslogin}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Nocookiesnew&action=edit nocookiesnew] </td><td> The user account was created, but you are not logged in. Wiktionary (simple English) uses cookies to log in users. You have cookies disabled. Please enable them, then log in with your new username and password. </td><td> {{MSGNW:nocookiesnew}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Nodb&action=edit nodb] </td><td> Could not select database $1 </td><td> {{MSGNW:nodb}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Noemail&action=edit noemail] </td><td> There is no e-mail address recorded for user &quot;$1&quot;. </td><td> {{MSGNW:noemail}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Noemailtext&action=edit noemailtext] </td><td> This user has not specified a valid e-mail address, or has chosen not to receive e-mail from other users. </td><td> {{MSGNW:noemailtext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Noemailtitle&action=edit noemailtitle] </td><td> No e-mail address </td><td> {{MSGNW:noemailtitle}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Nogomatch&action=edit nogomatch] </td><td> No page with this exact title exists, trying full text search. </td><td> {{MSGNW:nogomatch}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Nohistory&action=edit nohistory] </td><td> There is no edit history for this page. </td><td> {{MSGNW:nohistory}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Nolinkshere&action=edit nolinkshere] </td><td> No pages link to here. </td><td> {{MSGNW:nolinkshere}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Nolinkstoimage&action=edit nolinkstoimage] </td><td> There are no pages that link to this image. </td><td> {{MSGNW:nolinkstoimage}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Noname&action=edit noname] </td><td> You have not specified a valid user name. </td><td> {{MSGNW:noname}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Nonefound&action=edit nonefound] </td><td> &lt;strong&gt;Note&lt;/strong&gt;: unsuccessful searches are often caused by searching for common words like &quot;have&quot; and &quot;from&quot;, which are not indexed, or by specifying more than one search term (only pages containing all of the search terms will appear in the result). </td><td> {{MSGNW:nonefound}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Nospecialpagetext&action=edit nospecialpagetext] </td><td> You have requested a special page that is not recognized by the wiki. </td><td> {{MSGNW:nospecialpagetext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Nosuchaction&action=edit nosuchaction] </td><td> No such action </td><td> {{MSGNW:nosuchaction}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Nosuchactiontext&action=edit nosuchactiontext] </td><td> Wiki does not know this URL you tried. </td><td> {{MSGNW:nosuchactiontext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Nosuchspecialpage&action=edit nosuchspecialpage] </td><td> No such special page </td><td> {{MSGNW:nosuchspecialpage}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Nosuchuser&action=edit nosuchuser] </td><td> There is no user by the name &quot;$1&quot;. Check your spelling, or use the form below to create a new user account. </td><td> {{MSGNW:nosuchuser}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Notanarticle&action=edit notanarticle] </td><td> Not an article </td><td> {{MSGNW:notanarticle}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Notargettext&action=edit notargettext] </td><td> You have not specified a target page or user to perform this function on. </td><td> {{MSGNW:notargettext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Notargettitle&action=edit notargettitle] </td><td> No target </td><td> {{MSGNW:notargettitle}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Note&action=edit note] </td><td> &lt;strong&gt;Note:&lt;/strong&gt; </td><td> {{MSGNW:note}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Notextmatches&action=edit notextmatches] </td><td> No article text matches </td><td> {{MSGNW:notextmatches}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Notitlematches&action=edit notitlematches] </td><td> No article title matches </td><td> {{MSGNW:notitlematches}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Notloggedin&action=edit notloggedin] </td><td> Not logged in </td><td> {{MSGNW:notloggedin}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Nowatchlist&action=edit nowatchlist] </td><td> You have no items on your watchlist. </td><td> {{MSGNW:nowatchlist}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Nowiki_sample&action=edit nowiki_sample] </td><td> Insert non-formatted text here </td><td> {{MSGNW:nowiki_sample}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Nowiki_tip&action=edit nowiki_tip] </td><td> Ignore wiki formatting </td><td> {{MSGNW:nowiki_tip}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Nviews&action=edit nviews] </td><td> $1 views </td><td> {{MSGNW:nviews}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Ok&action=edit ok] </td><td> OK </td><td> {{MSGNW:ok}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Oldpassword&action=edit oldpassword] </td><td> Old password </td><td> {{MSGNW:oldpassword}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Orig&action=edit orig] </td><td> orig </td><td> {{MSGNW:orig}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Orphans&action=edit orphans] </td><td> Orphaned pages </td><td> {{MSGNW:orphans}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Otherlanguages&action=edit otherlanguages] </td><td> Other languages </td><td> {{MSGNW:otherlanguages}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Pagemovedsub&action=edit pagemovedsub] </td><td> Move succeeded </td><td> {{MSGNW:pagemovedsub}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Pagemovedtext&action=edit pagemovedtext] </td><td> Page &quot;&#91;&#91;$1]]&quot; moved to &quot;&#91;&#91;$2]]&quot;. </td><td> {{MSGNW:pagemovedtext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Passwordremindertext&action=edit passwordremindertext] </td><td> Someone (probably you, from IP address $1) requested that we send you a new Wiktionary (simple English) login password. The password for user &quot;$2&quot; is now &quot;$3&quot;. You should log in and change your password now. </td><td> {{MSGNW:passwordremindertext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Passwordremindertitle&action=edit passwordremindertitle] </td><td> Password reminder from Wiktionary (simple English) </td><td> {{MSGNW:passwordremindertitle}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Passwordsent&action=edit passwordsent] </td><td> A new password has been sent to the e-mail address registered for &quot;$1&quot;. Please log in again after you receive it. </td><td> {{MSGNW:passwordsent}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Perfdisabled&action=edit perfdisabled] </td><td> Sorry! This feature has been temporarily disabled because it slows the database down to the point that no one can use the wiki. </td><td> {{MSGNW:perfdisabled}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Perfdisabledsub&action=edit perfdisabledsub] </td><td> Here&#39;s a saved copy from $1: </td><td> {{MSGNW:perfdisabledsub}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Popularpages&action=edit popularpages] </td><td> Popular pages </td><td> {{MSGNW:popularpages}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Postcomment&action=edit postcomment] </td><td> Post a comment </td><td> {{MSGNW:postcomment}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Powersearch&action=edit powersearch] </td><td> Search </td><td> {{MSGNW:powersearch}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Powersearchtext&action=edit powersearchtext] </td><td> Search in namespaces :&lt;br&gt; $1&lt;br&gt; $2 List redirects &amp;nbsp; Search for $3 $9 </td><td> {{MSGNW:powersearchtext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Preferences&action=edit preferences] </td><td> Personal settings </td><td> {{MSGNW:preferences}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Prefslogintext&action=edit prefslogintext] </td><td> You are logged in as &quot;$1&quot;. Your internal ID number is $2. See &#91;&#91;Wiktionary:User preferences help]] for help. </td><td> {{MSGNW:prefslogintext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Prefsnologin&action=edit prefsnologin] </td><td> Not logged in </td><td> {{MSGNW:prefsnologin}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Prefsnologintext&action=edit prefsnologintext] </td><td> You must be &lt;a href=&quot;/wiki/Special:Userlogin&quot;&gt;logged in&lt;/a&gt; to set user preferences. </td><td> {{MSGNW:prefsnologintext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Prefsreset&action=edit prefsreset] </td><td> Preferences have been reset from storage. </td><td> {{MSGNW:prefsreset}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Preview&action=edit preview] </td><td> Preview </td><td> {{MSGNW:preview}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Previewconflict&action=edit previewconflict] </td><td> This preview reflects the text in the upper text editing area as it will appear if you choose to save. </td><td> {{MSGNW:previewconflict}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Previewnote&action=edit previewnote] </td><td> Remember that this is only a preview, and has not yet been saved! </td><td> {{MSGNW:previewnote}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Prevn&action=edit prevn] </td><td> previous $1 </td><td> {{MSGNW:prevn}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Printableversion&action=edit printableversion] </td><td> Page for printing </td><td> {{MSGNW:printableversion}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Printsubtitle&action=edit printsubtitle] </td><td> (From http&#58;//simple.wikipedia.org) </td><td> {{MSGNW:printsubtitle}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Protectedarticle&action=edit protectedarticle] </td><td> protected &#91;&#91;$1]] </td><td> {{MSGNW:protectedarticle}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Protectedpage&action=edit protectedpage] </td><td> Protected page </td><td> {{MSGNW:protectedpage}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Protectedpagewarning&action=edit protectedpagewarning] </td><td> WARNING: This page has been locked so that only users with sysop privileges can edit it. Be sure you are following the &lt;a href=&#39;/wiki/Wiktionary:Protected_page_guidelines&#39;&gt;protected page guidelines&lt;/a&gt;. </td><td> {{MSGNW:protectedpagewarning}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Protectedtext&action=edit protectedtext] </td><td> This page is protected. People cannot edit it for now. Why? Please see &#91;&#91;Wiktionary:Protected page]]. Below is the code of the page. You cannot change it: </td><td> {{MSGNW:protectedtext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Protectlogpage&action=edit protectlogpage] </td><td> Protection_log </td><td> {{MSGNW:protectlogpage}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Protectlogtext&action=edit protectlogtext] </td><td> Below is a list of page locks/unlocks. See &#91;&#91;Wiktionary:Protected page]] for more information. </td><td> {{MSGNW:protectlogtext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Protectpage&action=edit protectpage] </td><td> Protect page </td><td> {{MSGNW:protectpage}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Protectthispage&action=edit protectthispage] </td><td> Protect this page </td><td> {{MSGNW:protectthispage}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Qbbrowse&action=edit qbbrowse] </td><td> Browse </td><td> {{MSGNW:qbbrowse}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Qbedit&action=edit qbedit] </td><td> Edit </td><td> {{MSGNW:qbedit}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Qbfind&action=edit qbfind] </td><td> Find </td><td> {{MSGNW:qbfind}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Qbmyoptions&action=edit qbmyoptions] </td><td> My pages </td><td> {{MSGNW:qbmyoptions}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Qbpageinfo&action=edit qbpageinfo] </td><td> Context </td><td> {{MSGNW:qbpageinfo}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Qbpageoptions&action=edit qbpageoptions] </td><td> This page </td><td> {{MSGNW:qbpageoptions}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Qbsettings&action=edit qbsettings] </td><td> Quickbar settings </td><td> {{MSGNW:qbsettings}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Qbspecialpages&action=edit qbspecialpages] </td><td> Special pages </td><td> {{MSGNW:qbspecialpages}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Querybtn&action=edit querybtn] </td><td> Submit query </td><td> {{MSGNW:querybtn}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Querysuccessful&action=edit querysuccessful] </td><td> Query successful </td><td> {{MSGNW:querysuccessful}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Randompage&action=edit randompage] </td><td> Show any page </td><td> {{MSGNW:randompage}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Range_block_disabled&action=edit range_block_disabled] </td><td> The sysop ability to create range blocks is disabled. </td><td> {{MSGNW:range_block_disabled}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Rchide&action=edit rchide] </td><td> in $4 form; $1 minor edits; $2 secondary namespaces; $3 multiple edits. </td><td> {{MSGNW:rchide}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Rclinks&action=edit rclinks] </td><td> Show last $1 changes in last $2 days; $3 </td><td> {{MSGNW:rclinks}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Rclistfrom&action=edit rclistfrom] </td><td> Show new changes starting from $1 </td><td> {{MSGNW:rclistfrom}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Rcliu&action=edit rcliu] </td><td> ; $1 edits from logged in users </td><td> {{MSGNW:rcliu}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Rcloaderr&action=edit rcloaderr] </td><td> Loading recent changes </td><td> {{MSGNW:rcloaderr}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Rclsub&action=edit rclsub] </td><td> (to pages linked from &quot;$1&quot;) </td><td> {{MSGNW:rclsub}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Rcnote&action=edit rcnote] </td><td> Below are the last &lt;strong&gt;$1&lt;/strong&gt; changes in last &lt;strong&gt;$2&lt;/strong&gt; days. </td><td> {{MSGNW:rcnote}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Rcnotefrom&action=edit rcnotefrom] </td><td> Below are the changes since &lt;b&gt;$2&lt;/b&gt; (up to &lt;b&gt;$1&lt;/b&gt; shown). </td><td> {{MSGNW:rcnotefrom}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Readonly&action=edit readonly] </td><td> Database locked </td><td> {{MSGNW:readonly}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Readonlytext&action=edit readonlytext] </td><td> The database is currently locked to new entries and other modifications, probably for routine database maintenance, after which it will be back to normal. The administrator who locked it offered this explanation: &lt;p&gt;$1 </td><td> {{MSGNW:readonlytext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Readonlywarning&action=edit readonlywarning] </td><td> WARNING: The database has been locked for maintenance, so you will not be able to save your edits right now. You may wish to cut-n-paste the text into a text file and save it for later. </td><td> {{MSGNW:readonlywarning}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Recentchanges&action=edit recentchanges] </td><td> Newest changes </td><td> {{MSGNW:recentchanges}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Recentchangescount&action=edit recentchangescount] </td><td> Number of titles in recent changes </td><td> {{MSGNW:recentchangescount}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Recentchangeslinked&action=edit recentchangeslinked] </td><td> Related changes </td><td> {{MSGNW:recentchangeslinked}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Recentchangestext&action=edit recentchangestext] </td><td> Track the most recent changes to the wiki on this page. </td><td> {{MSGNW:recentchangestext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Redirectedfrom&action=edit redirectedfrom] </td><td> (Redirected from $1) </td><td> {{MSGNW:redirectedfrom}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Remembermypassword&action=edit remembermypassword] </td><td> Remember my password across sessions. </td><td> {{MSGNW:remembermypassword}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Removechecked&action=edit removechecked] </td><td> Remove checked items from watchlist </td><td> {{MSGNW:removechecked}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Removedwatch&action=edit removedwatch] </td><td> Removed from watchlist </td><td> {{MSGNW:removedwatch}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Removedwatchtext&action=edit removedwatchtext] </td><td> The page &quot;$1&quot; has been removed from your watchlist. </td><td> {{MSGNW:removedwatchtext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Removingchecked&action=edit removingchecked] </td><td> Removing requested items from watchlist... </td><td> {{MSGNW:removingchecked}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Resetprefs&action=edit resetprefs] </td><td> Reset preferences </td><td> {{MSGNW:resetprefs}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Restorelink&action=edit restorelink] </td><td> $1 deleted edits </td><td> {{MSGNW:restorelink}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Resultsperpage&action=edit resultsperpage] </td><td> Hits to show per page </td><td> {{MSGNW:resultsperpage}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Retrievedfrom&action=edit retrievedfrom] </td><td> Retrieved from &quot;$1&quot; </td><td> {{MSGNW:retrievedfrom}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Returnto&action=edit returnto] </td><td> Return to $1. </td><td> {{MSGNW:returnto}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Retypenew&action=edit retypenew] </td><td> Retype new password </td><td> {{MSGNW:retypenew}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Reupload&action=edit reupload] </td><td> Re-upload </td><td> {{MSGNW:reupload}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Reuploaddesc&action=edit reuploaddesc] </td><td> Return to the upload form. </td><td> {{MSGNW:reuploaddesc}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Reverted&action=edit reverted] </td><td> Reverted to earlier revision </td><td> {{MSGNW:reverted}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Revertimg&action=edit revertimg] </td><td> rev </td><td> {{MSGNW:revertimg}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Revertpage&action=edit revertpage] </td><td> Reverted to last edit by $1 </td><td> {{MSGNW:revertpage}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Revhistory&action=edit revhistory] </td><td> Revision history </td><td> {{MSGNW:revhistory}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Revisionasof&action=edit revisionasof] </td><td> Revision as of $1 </td><td> {{MSGNW:revisionasof}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Revnotfound&action=edit revnotfound] </td><td> Revision not found </td><td> {{MSGNW:revnotfound}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Revnotfoundtext&action=edit revnotfoundtext] </td><td> The old revision of the page you asked for could not be found. Please check the URL you used to access this page. </td><td> {{MSGNW:revnotfoundtext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Rollback&action=edit rollback] </td><td> Roll back edits </td><td> {{MSGNW:rollback}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Rollbackfailed&action=edit rollbackfailed] </td><td> Rollback failed </td><td> {{MSGNW:rollbackfailed}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Rollbacklink&action=edit rollbacklink] </td><td> rollback </td><td> {{MSGNW:rollbacklink}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Rows&action=edit rows] </td><td> Rows </td><td> {{MSGNW:rows}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Savearticle&action=edit savearticle] </td><td> Save page </td><td> {{MSGNW:savearticle}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Savedprefs&action=edit savedprefs] </td><td> Your preferences have been saved. </td><td> {{MSGNW:savedprefs}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Savefile&action=edit savefile] </td><td> Save file </td><td> {{MSGNW:savefile}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Saveprefs&action=edit saveprefs] </td><td> Save preferences </td><td> {{MSGNW:saveprefs}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Search&action=edit search] </td><td> Search </td><td> {{MSGNW:search}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Searchdisabled&action=edit searchdisabled] </td><td> &lt;p&gt;Sorry! Full text search has been disabled temporarily, for performance reasons. 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results starting with #&lt;b&gt;$2&lt;/b&gt;. </td><td> {{MSGNW:showingresults}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Showingresultsnum&action=edit showingresultsnum] </td><td> Showing below &lt;b&gt;$3&lt;/b&gt; results starting with #&lt;b&gt;$2&lt;/b&gt;. </td><td> {{MSGNW:showingresultsnum}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Showlast&action=edit showlast] </td><td> Show last $1 images sorted $2. </td><td> {{MSGNW:showlast}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Showpreview&action=edit showpreview] </td><td> Show preview </td><td> {{MSGNW:showpreview}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Showtoc&action=edit showtoc] </td><td> show </td><td> {{MSGNW:showtoc}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Sig_tip&action=edit sig_tip] </td><td> Your signature with timestamp </td><td> {{MSGNW:sig_tip}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Sitestats&action=edit sitestats] </td><td> Site statistics </td><td> {{MSGNW:sitestats}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Sitestatstext&action=edit sitestatstext] </td><td> There are &lt;b&gt;$1&lt;/b&gt; 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That comes to &lt;b&gt;$5&lt;/b&gt; average edits per page, and &lt;b&gt;$6&lt;/b&gt; views per edit. </td><td> {{MSGNW:sitestatstext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Sitesubtitle&action=edit sitesubtitle] </td><td> The Free Encyclopedia </td><td> {{MSGNW:sitesubtitle}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Sitesupport&action=edit sitesupport] </td><td> Donations </td><td> {{MSGNW:sitesupport}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Sitesupportpage&action=edit sitesupportpage] </td><td> &amp;lt;sitesupportpage&amp;gt; </td><td> {{MSGNW:sitesupportpage}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Sitetitle&action=edit sitetitle] </td><td> Wiktionary (simple English) </td><td> {{MSGNW:sitetitle}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Skin&action=edit skin] </td><td> Skin </td><td> {{MSGNW:skin}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Specialpages&action=edit specialpages] </td><td> Special pages </td><td> {{MSGNW:specialpages}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Spheading&action=edit spheading] </td><td> Special pages for all users </td><td> {{MSGNW:spheading}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Sqlislogged&action=edit sqlislogged] </td><td> Please note that all queries are logged. </td><td> {{MSGNW:sqlislogged}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Sqlquery&action=edit sqlquery] </td><td> Enter query </td><td> {{MSGNW:sqlquery}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Statistics&action=edit statistics] </td><td> Statistics </td><td> {{MSGNW:statistics}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Storedversion&action=edit storedversion] </td><td> Stored version </td><td> {{MSGNW:storedversion}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Stubthreshold&action=edit stubthreshold] </td><td> Threshold for stub display </td><td> {{MSGNW:stubthreshold}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Subcategories&action=edit subcategories] </td><td> Subcategories </td><td> {{MSGNW:subcategories}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Subject&action=edit subject] </td><td> Subject/headline/title </td><td> {{MSGNW:subject}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Subjectpage&action=edit subjectpage] </td><td> View subject </td><td> {{MSGNW:subjectpage}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Successfulupload&action=edit successfulupload] </td><td> Successful upload </td><td> {{MSGNW:successfulupload}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Summary&action=edit summary] </td><td> Summary </td><td> {{MSGNW:summary}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Sysopspheading&action=edit sysopspheading] </td><td> For sysop use only </td><td> {{MSGNW:sysopspheading}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Sysoptext&action=edit sysoptext] </td><td> The action you have requested can only be performed by users with &quot;sysop&quot; status. See $1. </td><td> {{MSGNW:sysoptext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Sysoptitle&action=edit sysoptitle] </td><td> Sysop access is needed </td><td> {{MSGNW:sysoptitle}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Tableform&action=edit tableform] </td><td> table </td><td> {{MSGNW:tableform}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Talkexists&action=edit talkexists] </td><td> The page itself was moved successfully, but the talk page could not be moved because one already exists at the new title. Please merge them manually. </td><td> {{MSGNW:talkexists}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Talkpage&action=edit talkpage] </td><td> Talk about this page </td><td> {{MSGNW:talkpage}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Talkpagemoved&action=edit talkpagemoved] </td><td> The corresponding talk page was also moved. </td><td> {{MSGNW:talkpagemoved}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Talkpagenotmoved&action=edit talkpagenotmoved] </td><td> The corresponding talk page was &lt;strong&gt;not&lt;/strong&gt; moved. </td><td> {{MSGNW:talkpagenotmoved}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Textboxsize&action=edit textboxsize] </td><td> Textbox dimensions </td><td> {{MSGNW:textboxsize}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Textmatches&action=edit textmatches] </td><td> Article text matches </td><td> {{MSGNW:textmatches}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Thisisdeleted&action=edit thisisdeleted] </td><td> View or restore $1? </td><td> {{MSGNW:thisisdeleted}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Thumbnail-more&action=edit thumbnail-more] </td><td> Enlarge </td><td> {{MSGNW:thumbnail-more}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Timezoneoffset&action=edit timezoneoffset] </td><td> Offset </td><td> {{MSGNW:timezoneoffset}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Timezonetext&action=edit timezonetext] </td><td> Enter number of hours your local time differs from server time (UTC). </td><td> {{MSGNW:timezonetext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Titlematches&action=edit titlematches] </td><td> Article title matches </td><td> {{MSGNW:titlematches}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Toc&action=edit toc] </td><td> Table of contents </td><td> {{MSGNW:toc}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Uclinks&action=edit uclinks] </td><td> View the last $1 changes; view the last $2 days. </td><td> {{MSGNW:uclinks}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Ucnote&action=edit ucnote] </td><td> Below are this user&#39;s last &lt;b&gt;$1&lt;/b&gt; changes in the last &lt;b&gt;$2&lt;/b&gt; days. </td><td> {{MSGNW:ucnote}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Uctop&action=edit uctop] </td><td> (top) </td><td> {{MSGNW:uctop}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Unblockip&action=edit unblockip] </td><td> Unblock user </td><td> {{MSGNW:unblockip}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Unblockiptext&action=edit unblockiptext] </td><td> Use the form below to restore write access to a previously blocked IP address or username. </td><td> {{MSGNW:unblockiptext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Unblocklink&action=edit unblocklink] </td><td> unblock </td><td> {{MSGNW:unblocklink}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Unblocklogentry&action=edit unblocklogentry] </td><td> unblocked &quot;$1&quot; </td><td> {{MSGNW:unblocklogentry}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Undelete&action=edit undelete] </td><td> Restore deleted page </td><td> {{MSGNW:undelete}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Undeletearticle&action=edit undeletearticle] </td><td> Restore deleted article </td><td> {{MSGNW:undeletearticle}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Undeletebtn&action=edit undeletebtn] </td><td> Restore! </td><td> {{MSGNW:undeletebtn}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Undeletedarticle&action=edit undeletedarticle] </td><td> restored &quot;$1&quot; </td><td> {{MSGNW:undeletedarticle}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Undeletedtext&action=edit undeletedtext] </td><td> The article &#91;&#91;$1]] has been successfully restored. See &#91;&#91;Wiktionary:Deletion_log]] for a record of recent deletions and restorations. </td><td> {{MSGNW:undeletedtext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Undeletehistory&action=edit undeletehistory] </td><td> If you restore the page, all revisions will be restored to the history. If a new page with the same name has been created since the deletion, the restored revisions will appear in the prior history, and the current revision of the live page will not be automatically replaced. </td><td> {{MSGNW:undeletehistory}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Undeletepage&action=edit undeletepage] </td><td> View and restore deleted pages </td><td> {{MSGNW:undeletepage}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Undeletepagetext&action=edit undeletepagetext] </td><td> The following pages have been deleted but are still in the archive and can be restored. The archive may be periodically cleaned out. </td><td> {{MSGNW:undeletepagetext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Undeleterevision&action=edit undeleterevision] </td><td> Deleted revision as of $1 </td><td> {{MSGNW:undeleterevision}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Undeleterevisions&action=edit undeleterevisions] </td><td> $1 revisions archived </td><td> {{MSGNW:undeleterevisions}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Unexpected&action=edit unexpected] </td><td> Unexpected value: &quot;$1&quot;=&quot;$2&quot;. </td><td> {{MSGNW:unexpected}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Unlockbtn&action=edit unlockbtn] </td><td> Unlock database </td><td> {{MSGNW:unlockbtn}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Unlockconfirm&action=edit unlockconfirm] </td><td> Yes, I really want to unlock the database. </td><td> {{MSGNW:unlockconfirm}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Unlockdb&action=edit unlockdb] </td><td> Unlock database </td><td> {{MSGNW:unlockdb}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Unlockdbsuccesssub&action=edit unlockdbsuccesssub] </td><td> Database lock removed </td><td> {{MSGNW:unlockdbsuccesssub}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Unlockdbsuccesstext&action=edit unlockdbsuccesstext] </td><td> The database has been unlocked. </td><td> {{MSGNW:unlockdbsuccesstext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Unlockdbtext&action=edit unlockdbtext] </td><td> Unlocking the database will restore the ability of all users to edit pages, change their preferences, edit their watchlists, and other things requiring changes in the database. Please confirm that this is what you intend to do. </td><td> {{MSGNW:unlockdbtext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Unprotectedarticle&action=edit unprotectedarticle] </td><td> unprotected &#91;&#91;$1]] </td><td> {{MSGNW:unprotectedarticle}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Unprotectthispage&action=edit unprotectthispage] </td><td> Unprotect this page </td><td> {{MSGNW:unprotectthispage}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Unusedimages&action=edit unusedimages] </td><td> Unused images </td><td> {{MSGNW:unusedimages}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Unusedimagestext&action=edit unusedimagestext] </td><td> &lt;p&gt;Please note that other web sites such as the international Wiktionarys may link to an image with a direct URL, and so may still be listed here despite being in active use. </td><td> {{MSGNW:unusedimagestext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Unwatchthispage&action=edit unwatchthispage] </td><td> Stop watching </td><td> {{MSGNW:unwatchthispage}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Updated&action=edit updated] </td><td> (Updated) </td><td> {{MSGNW:updated}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Upload&action=edit upload] </td><td> Upload file </td><td> {{MSGNW:upload}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Uploadbtn&action=edit uploadbtn] </td><td> Upload file </td><td> {{MSGNW:uploadbtn}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Uploaddisabled&action=edit uploaddisabled] </td><td> Sorry, uploading is disabled. </td><td> {{MSGNW:uploaddisabled}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Uploadedfiles&action=edit uploadedfiles] </td><td> Uploaded files </td><td> {{MSGNW:uploadedfiles}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Uploadedimage&action=edit uploadedimage] </td><td> uploaded &quot;$1&quot; </td><td> {{MSGNW:uploadedimage}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Uploaderror&action=edit uploaderror] </td><td> Upload error </td><td> {{MSGNW:uploaderror}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Uploadfile&action=edit uploadfile] </td><td> Upload images, sounds, documents etc. </td><td> {{MSGNW:uploadfile}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Uploadlink&action=edit uploadlink] </td><td> Upload images </td><td> {{MSGNW:uploadlink}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Uploadlog&action=edit uploadlog] </td><td> upload log </td><td> {{MSGNW:uploadlog}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Uploadlogpage&action=edit uploadlogpage] </td><td> Upload_log </td><td> {{MSGNW:uploadlogpage}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Uploadlogpagetext&action=edit uploadlogpagetext] </td><td> Below is a list of the most recent file uploads. All times shown are server time (UTC). &lt;ul&gt; &lt;/ul&gt; </td><td> {{MSGNW:uploadlogpagetext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Uploadnologin&action=edit uploadnologin] </td><td> Not logged in </td><td> {{MSGNW:uploadnologin}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Uploadnologintext&action=edit uploadnologintext] </td><td> You must be &lt;a href=&quot;/wiki/Special:Userlogin&quot;&gt;logged in&lt;/a&gt; to upload files. </td><td> {{MSGNW:uploadnologintext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Uploadtext&action=edit uploadtext] </td><td> &lt;strong&gt;STOP!&lt;/strong&gt; Before you upload here, make sure to read and follow the &lt;a href=&quot;/wiki/Wiktionary:Image_use_policy&quot;&gt;image use policy&lt;/a&gt;. &lt;p&gt;If a file with the name you are specifying already exists on the wiki, it&#39;ll be replaced without warning. So unless you mean to update a file, it&#39;s a good idea to first check if such a file exists. &lt;p&gt;To view or search previously uploaded images, go to the &lt;a href=&quot;/wiki/Special:Imagelist&quot;&gt;list of uploaded images&lt;/a&gt;. Uploads and deletions are logged on the &lt;a href=&quot;/wiki/Wiktionary:Upload_log&quot;&gt;upload log&lt;/a&gt;. &lt;p&gt;Use the form below to upload new image files for use in illustrating your articles. On most browsers, you will see a &quot;Browse...&quot; button, which will bring up your operating system&#39;s standard file open dialog. Choosing a file will fill the name of that file into the text field next to the button. You must also check the box affirming that you are not violating any copyrights by uploading the file. Press the &quot;Upload&quot; button to finish the upload. This may take some time if you have a slow internet connection. &lt;p&gt;The preferred formats are JPEG for photographic images, PNG for drawings and other iconic images, and OGG for sounds. Please name your files descriptively to avoid confusion. To include the image in an article, use a link in the form &lt;b&gt;&#91;&#91;image:file.jpg]]&lt;/b&gt; or &lt;b&gt;&#91;&#91;image:file.png&#124;alt text]]&lt;/b&gt; or &lt;b&gt;&#91;&#91;media:file.ogg]]&lt;/b&gt; for sounds. &lt;p&gt;Please note that as with wiki pages, others may edit or delete your uploads if they think it serves the encyclopedia, and you may be blocked from uploading if you abuse the system. </td><td> {{MSGNW:uploadtext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Uploadwarning&action=edit uploadwarning] </td><td> Upload warning </td><td> {{MSGNW:uploadwarning}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Userexists&action=edit userexists] </td><td> The user name you entered is already in use. Please choose a different name. </td><td> {{MSGNW:userexists}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Userlogin&action=edit userlogin] </td><td> Log in </td><td> {{MSGNW:userlogin}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Userlogout&action=edit userlogout] </td><td> Log out </td><td> {{MSGNW:userlogout}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Userpage&action=edit userpage] </td><td> View user page </td><td> {{MSGNW:userpage}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Userstats&action=edit userstats] </td><td> User statistics </td><td> {{MSGNW:userstats}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Userstatstext&action=edit userstatstext] </td><td> There are &lt;b&gt;$1&lt;/b&gt; registered users. &lt;b&gt;$2&lt;/b&gt; of these are administrators (see $3). </td><td> {{MSGNW:userstatstext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Version&action=edit version] </td><td> Version </td><td> {{MSGNW:version}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Viewcount&action=edit viewcount] </td><td> This page has been accessed $1 times. </td><td> {{MSGNW:viewcount}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Viewprevnext&action=edit viewprevnext] </td><td> View ($1) ($2) ($3). </td><td> {{MSGNW:viewprevnext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Viewsource&action=edit viewsource] </td><td> View source </td><td> {{MSGNW:viewsource}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Viewtalkpage&action=edit viewtalkpage] </td><td> View discussion </td><td> {{MSGNW:viewtalkpage}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Wantedpages&action=edit wantedpages] </td><td> Wanted pages </td><td> {{MSGNW:wantedpages}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Watchdetails&action=edit watchdetails] </td><td> ($1 pages watched not counting talk pages; $2 total pages edited since cutoff; $3... &lt;a href=&#39;$4&#39;&gt;show and edit complete list&lt;/a&gt;.) </td><td> {{MSGNW:watchdetails}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Watcheditlist&action=edit watcheditlist] </td><td> Here&#39;s an alphabetical list of your watched pages. Check the boxes of pages you want to remove from your watchlist and click the &#39;remove checked&#39; button at the bottom of the screen. </td><td> {{MSGNW:watcheditlist}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Watchlist&action=edit watchlist] </td><td> My watched pages </td><td> {{MSGNW:watchlist}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Watchlistcontains&action=edit watchlistcontains] </td><td> Your watchlist contains $1 pages. </td><td> {{MSGNW:watchlistcontains}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Watchlistsub&action=edit watchlistsub] </td><td> (for user &quot;$1&quot;) </td><td> {{MSGNW:watchlistsub}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Watchmethod-list&action=edit watchmethod-list] </td><td> checking watched pages for recent edits </td><td> {{MSGNW:watchmethod-list}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Watchmethod-recent&action=edit watchmethod-recent] </td><td> checking recent edits for watched pages </td><td> {{MSGNW:watchmethod-recent}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Watchnochange&action=edit watchnochange] </td><td> None of your watched items were edited in the time period displayed. </td><td> {{MSGNW:watchnochange}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Watchnologin&action=edit watchnologin] </td><td> Not logged in </td><td> {{MSGNW:watchnologin}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Watchnologintext&action=edit watchnologintext] </td><td> You must be &lt;a href=&quot;/wiki/Special:Userlogin&quot;&gt;logged in&lt;/a&gt; to modify your watchlist. </td><td> {{MSGNW:watchnologintext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Watchthis&action=edit watchthis] </td><td> Watch this article </td><td> {{MSGNW:watchthis}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Watchthispage&action=edit watchthispage] </td><td> Watch this page </td><td> {{MSGNW:watchthispage}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Welcomecreation&action=edit welcomecreation] </td><td> &lt;h2&gt;Welcome, $1!&lt;/h2&gt;&lt;p&gt;Your account has been created. Don&#39;t forget to personalize your wikipedia preferences. </td><td> {{MSGNW:welcomecreation}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Whatlinkshere&action=edit whatlinkshere] </td><td> What links here </td><td> {{MSGNW:whatlinkshere}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Whitelistacctext&action=edit whitelistacctext] </td><td> To be allowed to create accounts in this Wiki you have to &#91;&#91;Special:Userlogin&#124;log]] in and have the appropriate permissions. </td><td> {{MSGNW:whitelistacctext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Whitelistacctitle&action=edit whitelistacctitle] </td><td> You are not allowed to create an account </td><td> {{MSGNW:whitelistacctitle}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Whitelistedittext&action=edit whitelistedittext] </td><td> You have to &#91;&#91;Special:Userlogin&#124;login]] to edit articles. </td><td> {{MSGNW:whitelistedittext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Whitelistedittitle&action=edit whitelistedittitle] </td><td> Login required to edit </td><td> {{MSGNW:whitelistedittitle}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Whitelistreadtext&action=edit whitelistreadtext] </td><td> You have to &#91;&#91;Special:Userlogin&#124;login]] to read articles. </td><td> {{MSGNW:whitelistreadtext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Whitelistreadtitle&action=edit whitelistreadtitle] </td><td> Login required to read </td><td> {{MSGNW:whitelistreadtitle}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Wiktionarypage&action=edit wikipediapage] </td><td> View meta page </td><td> {{MSGNW:wikipediapage}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Wikititlesuffix&action=edit wikititlesuffix] </td><td> Wiktionary (simple English) </td><td> {{MSGNW:wikititlesuffix}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Wlnote&action=edit wlnote] </td><td> Below are the last $1 changes in the last &lt;b&gt;$2&lt;/b&gt; hours. </td><td> {{MSGNW:wlnote}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Wlsaved&action=edit wlsaved] </td><td> This is a saved version of your watchlist. </td><td> {{MSGNW:wlsaved}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Wlshowlast&action=edit wlshowlast] </td><td> Show last $1 hours $2 days $3 </td><td> {{MSGNW:wlshowlast}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Wrong_wfQuery_params&action=edit wrong_wfQuery_params] </td><td> Incorrect parameters to wfQuery()&lt;br&gt; Function: $1&lt;br&gt; Query: $2 </td><td> {{MSGNW:wrong_wfQuery_params}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Wrongpassword&action=edit wrongpassword] </td><td> The password you entered is incorrect. Please try again. </td><td> {{MSGNW:wrongpassword}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Yourdiff&action=edit yourdiff] </td><td> Differences </td><td> {{MSGNW:yourdiff}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Youremail&action=edit youremail] </td><td> Your e-mail* </td><td> {{MSGNW:youremail}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Yourname&action=edit yourname] </td><td> Your user name </td><td> {{MSGNW:yourname}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Yournick&action=edit yournick] </td><td> Your nickname (for signatures) </td><td> {{MSGNW:yournick}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Yourpassword&action=edit yourpassword] </td><td> Your password </td><td> {{MSGNW:yourpassword}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Yourpasswordagain&action=edit yourpasswordagain] </td><td> Type password again </td><td> {{MSGNW:yourpasswordagain}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Yourtext&action=edit yourtext] </td><td> Your text </td><td> {{MSGNW:yourtext}} </td></tr></table> 543 2650 2004-03-03T21:07:27Z Niteowlneils update text to simpler version of msg on en.wikipedia.org ''This article is a [[Wiktionary:The perfect stub article|stub]]. You can help Wiktionary by [[Wiktionary:Find or fix a stub|adding to it]].'' 4195 2005-11-23T01:12:32Z Gmcfoley 41 <div class="notice stub">[[Image:Wiki_letter_w.png|48px| ]] ''This short article needs someone to make it better. You can help Wikipedia by [{{SERVER}}{{localurl:{{NAMESPACE}}:{{PAGENAME}}|action=edit}} adding to it].''</div> 4239 2005-11-30T15:16:49Z Gmcfoley 41 <div class="notice stub">[[Image:Wiki_letter_w.png|48px| ]] ''This short article needs someone to make it better. You can help Wiktionary by [{{SERVER}}{{localurl:{{NAMESPACE}}:{{PAGENAME}}|action=edit}} adding to it].''</div> 544 2651 2004-01-17T11:35:59Z Angela simplify :''This page has been [[Wiktionary:Proposed deletions|proposed for deletion]].'' 4379 2005-12-12T23:27:48Z Gmcfoley 41 Delete 545 2652 2003-12-18T23:09:52Z Angela ''The neutrality of this article is [[Wikipedia:NPOV dispute|disputed]].'' ''The neutrality of this article is [[Wiktionary:NPOV dispute|disputed]].'' 546 2653 2003-12-18T23:10:01Z Angela ''The factual accuracy of this article is [[Wikipedia:Accuracy dispute|disputed]].'' ''The factual accuracy of this article is [[Wiktionary:Accuracy dispute|disputed]].'' 547 2654 2003-12-18T23:10:22Z Angela ''This is a [[Wikipedia:Disambiguation|disambiguation]] page; that is, one that points to other pages that might otherwise have the same name. If you followed a link here, you might want to go back an ''This is a [[Wiktionary:Disambiguation|disambiguation]] page; that is, one that points to other pages that might otherwise have the same name. If you followed a link here, you might want to go back and fix that link to point to the appropriate specific page.'' 548 2655 2004-03-03T21:09:26Z Niteowlneils update text to similar change on en.wikipedia.org '''''[[Wiktionary:Spoiler warning|Warning: Plot details ("spoilers") follow]]''''' 549 2656 2003-12-18T23:10:47Z Angela __NOTOC__ [[#A|A]] [[#B|B]] [[#C|C]] [[#D|D]] [[#E|E]] [[#F|F]] [[#G|G]] [[#H|H]] [[#I|I]] [[#J|J]] [[#K|K]] [[#L|L]] [[#M|M]] [[#N|N]] [[#O|O]] [[#P|P]] [[#Q|Q]] [[#R|R]] [[#S|S]] [[#T|T]] [[#U|U]] [ __NOTOC__ [[#A|A]] [[#B|B]] [[#C|C]] [[#D|D]] [[#E|E]] [[#F|F]] [[#G|G]] [[#H|H]] [[#I|I]] [[#J|J]] [[#K|K]] [[#L|L]] [[#M|M]] [[#N|N]] [[#O|O]] [[#P|P]] [[#Q|Q]] [[#R|R]] [[#S|S]] [[#T|T]] [[#U|U]] [[#V|V]] [[#W|W]] [[#X|X]] [[#Y|Y]] [[#Z|Z]] 6504 2006-04-28T16:48:58Z Cromwellt 61 centered and removed ugly border <center>__NOTOC__[[#A|A]] [[#B|B]] [[#C|C]] [[#D|D]] [[#E|E]] [[#F|F]] [[#G|G]] [[#H|H]] [[#I|I]] [[#J|J]] [[#K|K]] [[#L|L]] [[#M|M]] [[#N|N]] [[#O|O]] [[#P|P]] [[#Q|Q]] [[#R|R]] [[#S|S]] [[#T|T]] [[#U|U]] [[#V|V]] [[#W|W]] [[#X|X]] [[#Y|Y]] [[#Z|Z]]</center> 550 2657 2003-12-18T23:11:13Z Angela Thanks for experimenting with Wikipedia. Your test worked, and has now been removed. Please use [[Wikipedia:Sandbox]] for any other tests you want to do, since testing material in articles will normal Thanks for experimenting with Wiktionary. Your test worked, and has now been removed. Please use [[Wiktionary:Sandbox]] for any other tests you want to do, since testing material in articles will normally be removed quickly. Please see the [[wikipedia:en:Wiktionary:Welcome, newcomers|welcome page]] if you would like to learn more about contributing here. Thanks. 10353 2006-10-04T20:59:33Z Cromwellt 61 [[Template:Test]] moved to [[Template:test]]: Lowercase for usability Thanks for experimenting with Wiktionary. Your test worked, and has now been removed. Please use [[Wiktionary:Sandbox]] for any other tests you want to do, since testing material in articles will normally be removed quickly. Please see the [[wikipedia:en:Wiktionary:Welcome, newcomers|welcome page]] if you would like to learn more about contributing here. 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background:#efefef;"><th>Things in [[Solar System|the Solar System]]</th></tr> <tr><td align="center"> [[Sun]] | [[Mercury (planet)|Mercury]] | [[Venus (planet)|Venus]] | [[Earth]] | [[Mars (planet)|Mars]] | [[Asteroid|Asteroid Belt]] | [[Jupiter (planet)|Jupiter]] | [[Saturn (planet)|Saturn]] | [[Uranus (planet)|Uranus]] | [[Neptune (planet)|Neptune]] | [[Pluto (planet)|Pluto]] | [[Comet]]s</td></table> 5983 2006-03-13T12:36:57Z Cromwellt 61 [[Template:Footer SolarSystem]] moved to [[Template:solar system]]: consistency <table align="center" cellpadding="3" style="margin-left:auto; margin-right:auto; text-align: center; border:3px solid #efefef;"> <tr style="border-bottom:3px solid; background:#efefef;"><th>Things in [[Solar System|the Solar System]]</th></tr> <tr><td align="center"> [[Sun]] | [[Mercury (planet)|Mercury]] | [[Venus (planet)|Venus]] | [[Earth]] | [[Mars (planet)|Mars]] | [[Asteroid|Asteroid Belt]] | [[Jupiter (planet)|Jupiter]] | [[Saturn (planet)|Saturn]] | [[Uranus (planet)|Uranus]] | [[Neptune (planet)|Neptune]] | [[Pluto (planet)|Pluto]] | [[Comet]]s</td></table> 9283 2006-08-26T00:26:03Z Brett 77 <table align="center" cellpadding="3" style="margin-left:auto; margin-right:auto; text-align: center; border:3px solid #efefef;"> <tr style="border-bottom:3px solid; background:#efefef;"><th>Things in [[Solar System|the Solar System]]</th></tr> <tr><td align="center"> [[Sun]] | [[Mercury (planet)|Mercury]] | [[Venus (planet)|Venus]] | [[Earth]] | [[Mars (planet)|Mars]] | [[Asteroid|Asteroid Belt]] | [[Jupiter (planet)|Jupiter]] | [[Saturn (planet)|Saturn]] | [[Uranus (planet)|Uranus]] | [[Neptune (planet)|Neptune]] | [[Pluto (dwarf planet)|Pluto]] | [[Comet]]s</td></table> 603 2710 2004-04-06T22:41:19Z Kevin Saff simplified. ''This page was copied from the original English Wiktionary page. Writers changed it so it is easier to read.'' 604 2711 2004-04-07T08:48:27Z Angela skip redirect ''This image has been released into the [[public domain]] by the author, or its copyright has expired. This applies worldwide. See [[Wiktionary:Copyrights|Copyright]].'' 605 2712 2004-04-19T22:07:06Z Kevin Saff Reverting to tabular style. <div style="background:#ffffff; clear:both; border:3px solid #efefef; margin:10px; padding:3px; text-align:center;"> <div style="background:#efefef; margin:0 0 5px; padding:2px;"> '''Months of the Year'''</div> [[January]] | [[February]] | [[March]] | [[April]] | [[May]] | [[June]] | [[July]] | [[August]] | [[September]] | [[October]] | [[November]] | [[December]] </div> 606 2713 2004-04-26T12:38:37Z 82.32.37.234 mediawikify :'''Math and Natural Sciences''' :[[Astronomy]] (stars and space) - [[Biology]] (life) - [[Chemistry]] (mixtures and substances) - [[Computer science]] - [[Earth science]] - [[Ecology]] - [[Life science]] - [[Mathematics]] - [[Physics]] :'''Human Sciences''' :[[Anthropology|People]] - [[Archeology]] (old, buried cities) - [[Geography]] (maps and land) - [[Education|Learning]] - [[Teaching]] - [[History]] - [[Language]] - [[Philosophy]] (abstract ideas) - [[Cognitive science|Thought]] - [[Sociology|Society]] :'''Daily life, Art and Culture''' :[[Art]] - [[Cooking]] - [[Custom]] - [[Culture]] - [[Dance]] - [[Game]]s - [[Gardening]] (plants) - [[Leisure]] (free time) - [[Movie]]s - [[Music]] - [[Reading]] - [[Sport]] - [[Theater]] - [[Television]] :'''Religions and Mythology''' : [[Mysticism]] - [[Mythology|Myth]] - [[Religion]] - [[Spirituality]] - [[Theology]] :'''Applied Sciences''' : [[Agriculture]] (Growing Crops) - [[Architecture]] - [[Communication]] - [[Electronics]] - [[Industry]] - [[Engineering]] (tools and structures) - [[Health]] - [[Transport]] :'''Government, Law and Society''' :[[Defense]] - [[Law]] - [[Economics|Trade and business]] - [[Family]] - [[Environmental Management]] (Protecting nature) - [[Politics|Government]] - [[Trade]] - [[Craft]] :'''Wiktionary in the news''': [http://news.google.com/news?q=Wiktionary Google News] - [http://search.news.yahoo.com/search/news/?p=Wiktionary Yahoo! News] 608 554 2004-05-01T14:22:09Z Angela 1 links Should this Wiktionary exist? See [[Wiktionary:Simple talk]]. See also: [http://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Recentchanges Simple English Wikipedia] and [http://wiktionary.org/wiki/Main_Page English Wiktionary]. 556 2004-11-18T02:37:38Z 70.64.104.100 Should this Wiktionary exist? See [[Wiktionary:Simple talk]]. See also: [http://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Recentchanges Simple English Wikipedia] and [http://wiktionary.org/wiki/Main_Page English Wiktionary]. PLEASE LOCK THIS WIKI! 558 2004-12-16T13:30:48Z 207.218.152.146 ==Welcome!== Welcome to the Wiktionary in Simple English. This website is a [[dictionary]], written in simple words so you can understand them. To find a word, type it into the "search" box to the left. For example, if you want to know what "acid" means, type "acid" into the box and click "Go" or "Search". ==Tips for writers== * Keep it simple - then pages will be easier to read by people who do not speak English well. * Write good pages - The best [[encyclopedia]] pages are full of detail and information on the subject. * Use the pages - These pages help people learn English. You may use pages from this Wikipedia to make pages in a different language, if you change the writing to that language. ==See also== [http://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Recentchanges Simple English Wikipedia] and [http://wiktionary.org/wiki/Main_Page English Wiktionary]. PLEASE LOCK THIS WIKI! Should this Wiktionary exist? See [[Wiktionary:Simple talk]]. 1201 2004-12-16T13:34:59Z 207.218.152.146 ==Welcome!== Welcome to the Wiktionary in Simple English. This website is a [[dictionary]], written in simple words so you can understand them. To find a word, type it into the "search" box to the left. For example, if you want to know what "acid" means, type "acid" into the box and click "Go" or "Search". We are currently working on '''{{NUMBEROFARTICLES}}''' articles. ==Tips for writers== * Keep it simple - then pages will be easier to read by people who do not speak English well. * Write good pages - The best [[encyclopedia]] pages are full of detail and information on the subject. * Use the pages - These pages help people learn English. You may use pages from this Wikipedia to make pages in a different language, if you change the writing to that language. ==See also== [http://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Recentchanges Simple English Wikipedia] and [http://wiktionary.org/wiki/Main_Page English Wiktionary]. PLEASE LOCK THIS WIKI! Should this Wiktionary exist? See [[Wiktionary:Simple talk]]. 1214 2004-12-24T13:40:35Z 62.163.42.12 ==Welcome!== Welcome to the Wiktionary in Simple English. This website is a [[dictionary]], written in simple words so you can understand them. To find a word, type it into the "search" box to the left. For example, if you want to know what "acid" means, type "acid" into the box and click "Go" or "Search". We are currently working on '''{{NUMBEROFARTICLES}}''' articles. ==Tips for writers== * Keep it simple - then pages will be easier to read by people who do not speak English well. * Write good pages - The best [[encyclopedia]] pages are full of detail and information on the subject. * Use the pages - These pages help people learn English. You may use pages from this Wikipedia to make pages in a different language, if you change the writing to that language. ==See also== [http://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Recentchanges Simple English Wikipedia] and [http://wiktionary.org/wiki/Main_Page English Wiktionary]. Should this Wiktionary exist? See [[Wiktionary:Simple talk]]. 1215 2005-02-17T15:58:15Z 67.67.26.1 ==Welcome!== Welcome to the Wiktionary in Simple English. This website is a [[dictionary]], written in simple words so you can understand them. To find a word, type it into the "search" box to the left. For example, if you want to know what "acid" means, type "acid" into the box and click "Go" or "Search". We are currently working on '''{{NUMBEROFARTICLES}}''' articles. ==Tips for writers== * Keep it simple - then pages will be easier to read by people who do not speak English well. * Write good pages - The best [[encyclopedia]] pages are full of detail and information on the subject. * Use the pages - These pages help people learn English. You may use pages from this Wikipedia to make pages in a different language, if you change the writing to that language. ==See also== [http://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Recentchanges Simple English Wikipedia] and [http://wiktionary.org/wiki/Main_Page English Wiktionary]. 1216 2005-02-17T16:02:18Z 67.67.26.1 ==Welcome!== Welcome to the Wiktionary in Simple English. This website is a [[dictionary]], written in simple words so you can understand them. To find a word, type it into the "search" box to the left. For example, if you want to know what "acid" means, type "acid" into the box and click "Go" or "Search". We are currently working on '''{{NUMBEROFARTICLES}}''' articles. ==Tips for writers== * Keep it simple - then pages will be easier to read by people who do not speak English well. * Write good pages - The best [[encyclopedia]] pages are full of detail and information on the subject. * Use the pages - These pages help people learn English. You may use pages from this Wikipedia to make pages in a different language, if you change the writing to that language. ==See also== [http://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Recentchanges Simple English Wikipedia] and [http://wiktionary.org/wiki/Main_Page English Wiktionary]. ==P.S.== * Don't try searching, because you can't 1219 2005-03-22T23:58:55Z Wikibob 26 /* Welcome! */ Removed Search from the help as Search does not work. Added a google link to search for a word Simple Wiktionary. ==Welcome!== Welcome to the Wiktionary in Simple English. This website is a [[dictionary]], written in simple words so you can understand them. To find a word, type it into the "search" box to the left. For example, if you want to know what "dictionary" means, type "dictionary" into the box and click "Go". Sorry, the "Search" is not working. If you want to search for words in Simple Wiktionary, click on this link [http://www.google.com/search?q=word&btnG=Google-Search&domains=http%3A%2F%2Fsimple.wiktionary.org&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&sitesearch=http%3A%2F%2Fsimple.wiktionary.org Search Simple Wiktionary for a word] and type the word you want to look for. We are currently working on '''{{NUMBEROFARTICLES}}''' articles. ==Tips for writers== * Keep it simple - then pages will be easier to read by people who do not speak English well. * Write good pages - The best [[encyclopedia]] pages are full of detail and information on the subject. * Use the pages - These pages help people learn English. You may use pages from this Wikipedia to make pages in a different language, if you change the writing to that language. ==See also== [http://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Recentchanges Simple English Wikipedia] and [http://wiktionary.org/wiki/Main_Page English Wiktionary]. ==P.S.== * Don't try searching, because you can't 1221 2005-03-23T01:00:46Z Wikibob 26 /* P.S. */ (search) Look at [[Simple talk]] where there maybe some talk on fixing this. ==Welcome!== Welcome to the Wiktionary in Simple English. This website is a [[dictionary]], written in simple words so you can understand them. To find a word, type it into the "search" box to the left. For example, if you want to know what "dictionary" means, type "dictionary" into the box and click "Go". Sorry, the "Search" is not working. If you want to search for words in Simple Wiktionary, click on this link [http://www.google.com/search?q=word&btnG=Google-Search&domains=http%3A%2F%2Fsimple.wiktionary.org&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&sitesearch=http%3A%2F%2Fsimple.wiktionary.org Search Simple Wiktionary for a word] and type the word you want to look for. We are currently working on '''{{NUMBEROFARTICLES}}''' articles. ==Tips for writers== * Keep it simple - then pages will be easier to read by people who do not speak English well. * Write good pages - The best [[encyclopedia]] pages are full of detail and information on the subject. * Use the pages - These pages help people learn English. You may use pages from this Wikipedia to make pages in a different language, if you change the writing to that language. ==See also== [http://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Recentchanges Simple English Wikipedia] and [http://wiktionary.org/wiki/Main_Page English Wiktionary]. ==P.S.== * Don't try searching, because you can't. Look at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk]] where there maybe some talk on fixing this. 1227 2005-04-16T22:24:04Z Kevin Rector 28 fixed some stuff like changed "encyclopedia" to "dictionary" ==Welcome!== Welcome to the Wiktionary in Simple English. This website is a [[dictionary]], written in simple words so you can understand them. To find a word, type it into the "search" box to the left. For example, if you want to know what "dictionary" means, type "dictionary" into the box and click "Go". Sorry, the "Search" is not working. If you want to search for words in Simple Wiktionary, click on this link [http://www.google.com/search?q=word&btnG=Google-Search&domains=http%3A%2F%2Fsimple.wiktionary.org&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&sitesearch=http%3A%2F%2Fsimple.wiktionary.org Search Simple Wiktionary for a word] and type the word you want to look for. We are currently working on '''{{NUMBEROFARTICLES}}''' entries. ==Tips for writers== * Keep it simple - then pages will be easier to read by people who do not speak English well. * Write good pages - The best [[dictionary]] pages are full of detail and information on the subject. * Use the pages - These pages help people learn English. You may use pages from this Wiktionary to make pages in a different language, if you change the writing to that language. ==See also== [http://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Recentchanges Simple English Wikipedia] and [http://wiktionary.org/wiki/Main_Page English Wiktionary]. ==P.S.== * Don't try searching, because you can't. Look at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk]] where there maybe some talk on fixing this. 1233 2005-04-16T22:45:09Z Kevin Rector 28 /* Tips for writers */ ==Welcome!== Welcome to the Wiktionary in Simple English. This website is a [[dictionary]], written in simple words so you can understand them. To find a word, type it into the "search" box to the left. For example, if you want to know what "dictionary" means, type "dictionary" into the box and click "Go". Sorry, the "Search" is not working. If you want to search for words in Simple Wiktionary, click on this link [http://www.google.com/search?q=word&btnG=Google-Search&domains=http%3A%2F%2Fsimple.wiktionary.org&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&sitesearch=http%3A%2F%2Fsimple.wiktionary.org Search Simple Wiktionary for a word] and type the word you want to look for. We are currently working on '''{{NUMBEROFARTICLES}}''' entries. ==Tips for writers== * Keep it simple - then pages will be easier to read by people who do not speak English well. * Write good pages - The best [[dictionary]] pages are full of detail and information on the subject. * Use the pages - These pages help people learn English. You may use pages from this Wiktionary to make pages in a different language, if you change the writing to that language. * If you're looking for a word to work on, [[Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist|this]] might be a good place to start. ==See also== [http://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Recentchanges Simple English Wikipedia] and [http://wiktionary.org/wiki/Main_Page English Wiktionary]. ==P.S.== * Don't try searching, because you can't. Look at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk]] where there maybe some talk on fixing this. 2715 2005-06-23T11:24:17Z 81.154.194.90 ==Welcome!== Welcome to the Wiktionary in Simple English. This website is a [[dictionary]], written in simple words so you can understand them. To find a word, type it into the "search" box to the left. For example, if you want to know what "dictionary" means, type "dictionary" into the box and click "Go". Sorry, the "Search" is not working. If you want to search for words in Simple Wiktionary, click on this link [http://www.google.com/search?q=word&btnG=Google-Search&domains=http%3A%2F%2Fsimple.wiktionary.org&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&sitesearch=http%3A%2F%2Fsimple.wiktionary.org Search Simple Wiktionary for a word] and type the word you want to look for. We are currently working on '''{{NUMBEROFARTICLES}}''' entries. ==Tips for writers== * Keep it simple - then pages will be easier to read by people who do not speak English well. * Write good pages - The best [[dictionary]] pages are full of detail and information on the subject. * Use the pages - These pages help people learn English. You may use pages from this Wiktionary to make pages in a different language, if you change the writing to that language. * If you're looking for a word to work on, [[Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist|this]] might be a good place to start. ==See also== [http://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Recentchanges Simple English Wikipedia] and [http://wiktionary.org/wiki/Main_Page English Wiktionary]. ==P.S.== * Don't try searching, because you can't. Look at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk]] where there maybe some talk on fixing this. [[en:]] 4194 2005-11-22T22:46:35Z Gmcfoley 41 search is working ==Welcome!== Welcome to the Wiktionary in Simple English. This website is a [[dictionary]], written in simple words so you can understand them. To find a word, type it into the "search" box to the left. For example, if you want to know what "dictionary" means, type "dictionary" into the box and click "Go". We are currently working on '''{{NUMBEROFARTICLES}}''' entries. ==Tips for writers== * Keep it simple - then pages will be easier to read by people who do not speak English well. * Write good pages - The best [[dictionary]] pages are full of detail and information on the subject. * Use the pages - These pages help people learn English. You may use pages from this Wiktionary to make pages in a different language, if you change the writing to that language. * If you're looking for a word to work on, [[Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist|this]] might be a good place to start. ==See also== [http://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Recentchanges Simple English Wikipedia] and [http://wiktionary.org/wiki/Main_Page English Wiktionary]. [[en:]] 4210 2005-11-28T20:56:12Z Gmcfoley 41 {|width=100% |bgcolor="lightblue"|<big><center>Simple English Wiktionary</center></big> |} ==Welcome!== Welcome to the Wiktionary in Simple English. This website is a [[dictionary]], written in simple words so you can understand them. To find a word, type it into the "search" box to the left. For example, if you want to know what "dictionary" means, type "dictionary" into the box and click "Go". We are currently working on '''{{NUMBEROFARTICLES}}''' entries. ==Tips for writers== * Keep it simple - then pages will be easier to read by people who do not speak English well. * Write good pages - The best [[dictionary]] pages are full of detail and information on the subject. * Use the pages - These pages help people learn English. You may use pages from this Wiktionary to make pages in a different language, if you change the writing to that language. * If you're looking for a word to work on, [[Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist|this]] might be a good place to start. ==See also== [http://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Recentchanges Simple English Wikipedia] and [http://wiktionary.org/wiki/Main_Page English Wiktionary]. [[en:]] 4329 2005-12-07T00:30:29Z Gmcfoley 41 /* See also */ {|width=100% |bgcolor="lightblue"|<big><center>Simple English Wiktionary</center></big> |} ==Welcome!== Welcome to the Wiktionary in Simple English. This website is a [[dictionary]], written in simple words so you can understand them. To find a word, type it into the "search" box to the left. For example, if you want to know what "dictionary" means, type "dictionary" into the box and click "Go". We are currently working on '''{{NUMBEROFARTICLES}}''' entries. ==Tips for writers== * Keep it simple - then pages will be easier to read by people who do not speak English well. * Write good pages - The best [[dictionary]] pages are full of detail and information on the subject. * Use the pages - These pages help people learn English. You may use pages from this Wiktionary to make pages in a different language, if you change the writing to that language. * If you're looking for a word to work on, [[Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist|this]] might be a good place to start. ==Sister projects in Simple English== {| align="center" cellpadding="2" width="100%" | [[Image:Wikibooks without text-35px.png|<nowiki></nowiki>]] | [[b:simple:Main Page|'''Wikibooks''']]<br />Free textbooks and manuals | [[Image:Wikiquote without text-35px.png|<nowiki></nowiki>]] | [[wikiquote:simple:Main Page|'''Wikiquote''']]<br />Collection of quotations | [[Image:Wikipedia without text-35px.png|<nowiki></nowiki>]] | [[w:simple:Main page|'''Wikipedia''']]<br />The free encyclopedia |} 4330 2005-12-07T00:52:13Z Gmcfoley 41 {|width=100% |bgcolor="lightblue"|<big><center>Simple English Wiktionary</center></big> |} ==Welcome!== Welcome to the Wiktionary in Simple English. This website is a [[dictionary]], written in simple words so you can understand them. To find a word, type it into the "search" box to the left. For example, if you want to know what "dictionary" means, type "dictionary" into the box and click "Go". We are currently working on '''{{NUMBEROFARTICLES}}''' entries. ==Tips for writers== * Keep it simple - then pages will be easier to read by people who do not speak English well. * Write good pages - The best [[dictionary]] pages are full of detail and information on the subject. * Use the pages - These pages help people learn English. You may use pages from this Wiktionary to make pages in a different language, if you change the writing to that language. * If you're looking for a word to work on, [[Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist|this]] might be a good place to start. ==Sister projects in Simple English== {| align="center" cellpadding="2" width="100%" | [[Image:Wikibooks without text-35px.png|<nowiki></nowiki>]] | [[b:simple:Main Page|'''Wikibooks''']]<br />Free textbooks and manuals | [[Image:Wikiquote without text-35px.png|<nowiki></nowiki>]] | [[wikiquote:simple:Main Page|'''Wikiquote''']]<br />Collection of quotations | [[Image:Wikipedia without text-35px.png|<nowiki></nowiki>]] | [[w:simple:Main page|'''Wikipedia''']]<br />The free encyclopedia |} ==Sister projects in English== {| align="center" cellpadding="2" width="100%" | [[Image:Wiktionary-logo-en-35px.png|<nowiki></nowiki>]] | [[:en:Main Page|'''Wiktionary''']]<br />Dictionary and thesaurus | [[Image:Wikibooks without text-35px.png|<nowiki></nowiki>]] | [[b:en:Main Page|'''Wikibooks''']]<br />Free textbooks and manuals | [[Image:Wikiquote without text-35px.png|<nowiki></nowiki>]] | [[wikiquote:en:Main Page|'''Wikiquote''']]<br />Collection of quotations |- | [[Image:Wikisource-logo-35px.jpg|<nowiki></nowiki>]] | [[wikisource:Main Page:English|'''Wikisource''']]<br />Free source documents | [[Image:Wikispecies without text-35px.png|<nowiki></nowiki>]] | [[Wikispecies:|'''Wikispecies''']]<br />Directory of species | [[Image:Wikinews-logo2-35px.png|<nowiki></nowiki>]] | [[wikinews:en:Main Page|'''Wikinews''']]<br />Free content news source |- | [[Image:Wikimedia without text-35px.png|<nowiki></nowiki>]] | [[m:Main Page|'''Meta-Wiki''']]<br />Wikimedia project coordination | [[Image:Commons without text-35px.png|<nowiki></nowiki>]] | [[commons:Main Page|'''Commons''']]<br />Shared media repository | [[Image:Wikipedia without text-35px.png|<nowiki></nowiki>]] | [[w:en:Main page|'''Wikipedia''']]<br />The free encyclopedia |} __NOTOC__ 4375 2005-12-11T20:47:22Z 84.114.144.54 {|width=100% |bgcolor="lightblue"|<big><center>Simple English Wiktionary</center></big> |} ==Welcome!== Welcome to the Wiktionary in Simple English. This website is a [[dictionary]], written in simple words so you can understand them. To find a word, type it into the "search" box to the left. For example, if you want to know what "dictionary" means, type "dictionary" into the box and click "Go". We are currently working on '''{{NUMBEROFARTICLES}}''' entries. ==Tips for writers== * Keep it simple - then pages will be easier to read by people who do not speak English well. * Write good pages - The best [[dictionary]] pages are full of detail and information on the subject. * Use the pages - These pages help people learn English. You may use pages from this Wiktionary to make pages in a different language, if you change the writing to that language. * If you're looking for a word to work on, [[Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist|this]] might be a good place to start. ==Sister projects in Simple English== {| align="center" cellpadding="2" width="100%" | [[Image:Wikibooks without text-35px.png|<nowiki></nowiki>]] | [[b:simple:Main Page|'''Wikibooks''']]<br />Free textbooks and manuals | [[Image:Wikiquote without text-35px.png|<nowiki></nowiki>]] | [[wikiquote:simple:Main Page|'''Wikiquote''']]<br />Collection of quotations | [[Image:Wikipedia without text-35px.png|<nowiki></nowiki>]] | [[w:simple:Main page|'''Wikipedia''']]<br />The free encyclopedia |} ==Sister projects in English== {| align="center" cellpadding="2" width="100%" | [[Image:Wiktionary-logo-en-35px.png|<nowiki></nowiki>]] | [[:en:Main Page|'''Wiktionary''']]<br />Dictionary and thesaurus | [[Image:Wikibooks without text-35px.png|<nowiki></nowiki>]] | [[b:en:Main Page|'''Wikibooks''']]<br />Free textbooks and manuals | [[Image:Wikiquote without text-35px.png|<nowiki></nowiki>]] | [[wikiquote:en:Main Page|'''Wikiquote''']]<br />Collection of quotations |- | [[Image:Wikisource-logo-35px.jpg|<nowiki></nowiki>]] | [[wikisource:Main Page:English|'''Wikisource''']]<br />Free source documents | [[Image:Wikispecies without text-35px.png|<nowiki></nowiki>]] | [[Wikispecies:|'''Wikispecies''']]<br />Directory of species | [[Image:Wikinews-logo2-35px.png|<nowiki></nowiki>]] | [[wikinews:en:Main Page|'''Wikinews''']]<br />Free content news source |- | [[Image:Wikimedia without text-35px.png|<nowiki></nowiki>]] | [[m:Main Page|'''Meta-Wiki''']]<br />Wikimedia project coordination | [[Image:Commons without text-35px.png|<nowiki></nowiki>]] | [[commons:Main Page|'''Commons''']]<br />Shared media repository | [[Image:Wikipedia without text-35px.png|<nowiki></nowiki>]] | [[w:en:Main page|'''Wikipedia''']]<br />The free encyclopedia |} __NOTOC__ [[aa:]] [[af:]] [[ak:]] [[als:]] [[am:]] [[ang:]] [[ab:]] [[ar:]] [[an:]] [[roa-rup:]] [[as:]] [[ast:]] [[gn:]] [[av:]] [[ay:]] [[az:]] [[bn:]] [[ba:]] [[be:]] [[bh:]] [[bi:]] [[bo:]] [[bs:]] [[br:]] [[bg:]] [[ca:]] [[cs:]] [[ch:]] [[co:]] [[cy:]] [[da:]] [[za:]] [[de:]] [[dv:]] [[dz:]] [[et:]] [[el:]] [[en:]] [[es:]] [[eo:]] [[eu:]] [[fa:]] [[fo:]] [[fr:]] [[fy:]] [[fur:]] [[ga:]] [[gv:]] [[gd:]] [[gl:]] [[gu:]] [[hy:]] [[ko:]] [[ha:]] [[hi:]] [[hr:]] [[io:]] [[id:]] [[ia:]] [[ie:]] [[iu:]] [[ik:]] [[is:]] [[it:]] [[yi:]] [[he:]] [[ja:]] [[kl:]] [[kn:]] [[ka:]] [[ks:]] [[csb:]] [[kk:]] [[kw:]] [[km:]] [[ky:]] [[ku:]] [[lo:]] [[la:]] [[lv:]] [[lt:]] [[lb:]] [[li:]] [[ln:]] [[hu:]] [[mk:]] [[mg:]] [[ml:]] [[mt:]] [[mi:]] [[mr:]] [[ms:]] [[mo:]] [[mn:]] [[my:]] [[nah:]] [[na:]] [[ne:]] [[nl:]] [[cr:]] [[no:]] [[nn:]] [[oc:]] [[or:]] [[om:]] [[ug:]] [[pa:]] [[ps:]] [[nds:]] [[pl:]] [[pt:]] [[ro:]] [[rm:]] [[qu:]] [[rn:]] [[ru:]] [[rw:]] [[sm:]] [[sg:]] [[sa:]] [[sc:]] [[sn:]] [[sq:]] [[scn:]] [[sd:]] [[si:]] [[sk:]] [[sl:]] [[so:]] [[st:]] [[sr:]] [[su:]] [[fi:]] [[sv:]] [[sw:]] [[ss:]] [[tl:]] [[ta:]] [[tt:]] [[te:]] [[th:]] [[ti:]] [[tg:]] [[tpi:]] [[to:]] [[ts:]] [[tn:]] [[tk:]] [[tr:]] [[tw:]] [[uk:]] [[ur:]] [[uz:]] [[vi:]] [[fj:]] [[vo:]] [[wa:]] [[wo:]] [[xh:]] [[yo:]] [[zh:]] [[zu:]] 4376 2005-12-11T22:23:58Z Gmcfoley 41 rv - list of lang is too long {|width=100% |bgcolor="lightblue"|<big><center>Simple English Wiktionary</center></big> |} ==Welcome!== Welcome to the Wiktionary in Simple English. This website is a [[dictionary]], written in simple words so you can understand them. To find a word, type it into the "search" box to the left. For example, if you want to know what "dictionary" means, type "dictionary" into the box and click "Go". We are currently working on '''{{NUMBEROFARTICLES}}''' entries. ==Tips for writers== * Keep it simple - then pages will be easier to read by people who do not speak English well. * Write good pages - The best [[dictionary]] pages are full of detail and information on the subject. * Use the pages - These pages help people learn English. You may use pages from this Wiktionary to make pages in a different language, if you change the writing to that language. * If you're looking for a word to work on, [[Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist|this]] might be a good place to start. ==Sister projects in Simple English== {| align="center" cellpadding="2" width="100%" | [[Image:Wikibooks without text-35px.png|<nowiki></nowiki>]] | [[b:simple:Main Page|'''Wikibooks''']]<br />Free textbooks and manuals | [[Image:Wikiquote without text-35px.png|<nowiki></nowiki>]] | [[wikiquote:simple:Main Page|'''Wikiquote''']]<br />Collection of quotations | [[Image:Wikipedia without text-35px.png|<nowiki></nowiki>]] | [[w:simple:Main page|'''Wikipedia''']]<br />The free encyclopedia |} ==Sister projects in English== {| align="center" cellpadding="2" width="100%" | [[Image:Wiktionary-logo-en-35px.png|<nowiki></nowiki>]] | [[:en:Main Page|'''Wiktionary''']]<br />Dictionary and thesaurus | [[Image:Wikibooks without text-35px.png|<nowiki></nowiki>]] | [[b:en:Main Page|'''Wikibooks''']]<br />Free textbooks and manuals | [[Image:Wikiquote without text-35px.png|<nowiki></nowiki>]] | [[wikiquote:en:Main Page|'''Wikiquote''']]<br />Collection of quotations |- | [[Image:Wikisource-logo-35px.jpg|<nowiki></nowiki>]] | [[wikisource:Main Page:English|'''Wikisource''']]<br />Free source documents | [[Image:Wikispecies without text-35px.png|<nowiki></nowiki>]] | [[Wikispecies:|'''Wikispecies''']]<br />Directory of species | [[Image:Wikinews-logo2-35px.png|<nowiki></nowiki>]] | [[wikinews:en:Main Page|'''Wikinews''']]<br />Free content news source |- | [[Image:Wikimedia without text-35px.png|<nowiki></nowiki>]] | [[m:Main Page|'''Meta-Wiki''']]<br />Wikimedia project coordination | [[Image:Commons without text-35px.png|<nowiki></nowiki>]] | [[commons:Main Page|'''Commons''']]<br />Shared media repository | [[Image:Wikipedia without text-35px.png|<nowiki></nowiki>]] | [[w:en:Main page|'''Wikipedia''']]<br />The free encyclopedia |} __NOTOC__ 4377 2005-12-11T22:25:03Z Gmcfoley 41 {|width=100% |bgcolor="lightblue"|<big><center>Simple English Wiktionary</center></big> |} ==Welcome!== Welcome to the Wiktionary in Simple English. This website is a [[dictionary]], written in simple words so you can understand them. To find a word, type it into the "search" box to the left. For example, if you want to know what "dictionary" means, type "dictionary" into the box and click "Go". We are currently working on '''[[Special:Statistics|{{NUMBEROFARTICLES}}]]''' entries. ==Tips for writers== * Keep it simple - then pages will be easier to read by people who do not speak English well. * Write good pages - The best [[dictionary]] pages are full of detail and information on the subject. * Use the pages - These pages help people learn English. You may use pages from this Wiktionary to make pages in a different language, if you change the writing to that language. * If you're looking for a word to work on, [[Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist|this]] might be a good place to start. ==Sister projects in Simple English== {| align="center" cellpadding="2" width="100%" | [[Image:Wikibooks without text-35px.png|<nowiki></nowiki>]] | [[b:simple:Main Page|'''Wikibooks''']]<br />Free textbooks and manuals | [[Image:Wikiquote without text-35px.png|<nowiki></nowiki>]] | [[wikiquote:simple:Main Page|'''Wikiquote''']]<br />Collection of quotations | [[Image:Wikipedia without text-35px.png|<nowiki></nowiki>]] | [[w:simple:Main page|'''Wikipedia''']]<br />The free encyclopedia |} ==Sister projects in English== {| align="center" cellpadding="2" width="100%" | [[Image:Wiktionary-logo-en-35px.png|<nowiki></nowiki>]] | [[:en:Main Page|'''Wiktionary''']]<br />Dictionary and thesaurus | [[Image:Wikibooks without text-35px.png|<nowiki></nowiki>]] | [[b:en:Main Page|'''Wikibooks''']]<br />Free textbooks and manuals | [[Image:Wikiquote without text-35px.png|<nowiki></nowiki>]] | [[wikiquote:en:Main Page|'''Wikiquote''']]<br />Collection of quotations |- | [[Image:Wikisource-logo-35px.jpg|<nowiki></nowiki>]] | [[wikisource:Main Page:English|'''Wikisource''']]<br />Free source documents | [[Image:Wikispecies without text-35px.png|<nowiki></nowiki>]] | [[Wikispecies:|'''Wikispecies''']]<br />Directory of species | [[Image:Wikinews-logo2-35px.png|<nowiki></nowiki>]] | [[wikinews:en:Main Page|'''Wikinews''']]<br />Free content news source |- | [[Image:Wikimedia without text-35px.png|<nowiki></nowiki>]] | [[m:Main Page|'''Meta-Wiki''']]<br />Wikimedia project coordination | [[Image:Commons without text-35px.png|<nowiki></nowiki>]] | [[commons:Main Page|'''Commons''']]<br />Shared media repository | [[Image:Wikipedia without text-35px.png|<nowiki></nowiki>]] | [[w:en:Main page|'''Wikipedia''']]<br />The free encyclopedia |} __NOTOC__ 4380 2005-12-12T23:47:55Z Gmcfoley 41 /* Welcome! */ {|width=100% |bgcolor="lightblue"|<big><center>Simple English Wiktionary</center></big> |} ==Welcome!== Welcome to Wiktionary in Simple English. This website is a [[dictionary]], written in simple words so you can understand them. To find a word, type it into the "search" box to the left. For example, if you want to know what "dictionary" means, type "dictionary" into the box and click "Go". We are currently working on '''[[Special:Statistics|{{NUMBEROFARTICLES}}]]''' entries. ==Tips for writers== * Keep it simple - then pages will be easier to read by people who do not speak English well. * Write good pages - The best [[dictionary]] pages are full of detail and information on the subject. * Use the pages - These pages help people learn English. You may use pages from this Wiktionary to make pages in a different language, if you change the writing to that language. * If you're looking for a word to work on, [[Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist|this]] might be a good place to start. ==Sister projects in Simple English== {| align="center" cellpadding="2" width="100%" | [[Image:Wikibooks without text-35px.png|<nowiki></nowiki>]] | [[b:simple:Main Page|'''Wikibooks''']]<br />Free textbooks and manuals | [[Image:Wikiquote without text-35px.png|<nowiki></nowiki>]] | [[wikiquote:simple:Main Page|'''Wikiquote''']]<br />Collection of quotations | [[Image:Wikipedia without text-35px.png|<nowiki></nowiki>]] | [[w:simple:Main page|'''Wikipedia''']]<br />The free encyclopedia |} ==Sister projects in English== {| align="center" cellpadding="2" width="100%" | [[Image:Wiktionary-logo-en-35px.png|<nowiki></nowiki>]] | [[:en:Main Page|'''Wiktionary''']]<br />Dictionary and thesaurus | [[Image:Wikibooks without text-35px.png|<nowiki></nowiki>]] | [[b:en:Main Page|'''Wikibooks''']]<br />Free textbooks and manuals | [[Image:Wikiquote without text-35px.png|<nowiki></nowiki>]] | [[wikiquote:en:Main Page|'''Wikiquote''']]<br />Collection of quotations |- | [[Image:Wikisource-logo-35px.jpg|<nowiki></nowiki>]] | [[wikisource:Main Page:English|'''Wikisource''']]<br />Free source documents | [[Image:Wikispecies without text-35px.png|<nowiki></nowiki>]] | [[Wikispecies:|'''Wikispecies''']]<br />Directory of species | [[Image:Wikinews-logo2-35px.png|<nowiki></nowiki>]] | [[wikinews:en:Main Page|'''Wikinews''']]<br />Free content news source |- | [[Image:Wikimedia without text-35px.png|<nowiki></nowiki>]] | [[m:Main Page|'''Meta-Wiki''']]<br />Wikimedia project coordination | [[Image:Commons without text-35px.png|<nowiki></nowiki>]] | [[commons:Main Page|'''Commons''']]<br />Shared media repository | [[Image:Wikipedia without text-35px.png|<nowiki></nowiki>]] | [[w:en:Main page|'''Wikipedia''']]<br />The free encyclopedia |} __NOTOC__ 4422 2005-12-16T06:11:37Z Michael 42 updated sister projects {|width=100% |bgcolor="lightblue"|<big><center>Simple English Wiktionary</center></big> |} ==Welcome!== Welcome to Wiktionary in Simple English. This website is a [[dictionary]], written in simple words so you can understand them. To find a word, type it into the "search" box to the left. For example, if you want to know what "dictionary" means, type "dictionary" into the box and click "Go". We are currently working on '''[[Special:Statistics|{{NUMBEROFARTICLES}}]]''' entries. ==Tips for writers== * Keep it simple - then pages will be easier to read by people who do not speak English well. * Write good pages - The best [[dictionary]] pages are full of detail and information on the subject. * Use the pages - These pages help people learn English. You may use pages from this Wiktionary to make pages in a different language, if you change the writing to that language. * If you're looking for a word to work on, [[Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist|this]] might be a good place to start. ==Sister projects in Simple English== {| align="center" cellpadding="2" width="100%" | [[Image:Wikibooks-logo.png|35px|Wikibooks]] | [[b:simple:Main Page|'''Wikibooks''']]<br />Free textbooks and manuals | [[Image:Wikiquote-logo.svg|35px|Wikiquote]] | [[wikiquote:simple:Main Page|'''Wikiquote''']]<br />Collection of quotations | [[Image:Wikipedia-logo.png|35px|Wikipedia]] | [[w:simple:Main Page|'''Wikipedia''']]<br />The free encyclopedia |} ==Sister projects in English== {| align="center" cellpadding="2" width="100%" | [[Image:Wiktionary-logo-en.png|35px|Wiktionary]] | [[:en:Main Page|'''Wiktionary''']]<br />Dictionary and thesaurus | [[Image:Wikibooks-logo.png|35px|Wikibooks]] | [[b:en:Main Page|'''Wikibooks''']]<br />Free textbooks and manuals | [[Image:Wikiquote-logo.svg|35px|Wikiquote]] | [[wikiquote:en:Main Page|'''Wikiquote''']]<br />Collection of quotations |- | [[Image:Wikisource-logo.jpg|35px|Wikisource]] | [[wikisource:en:Main Page|'''Wikisource''']]<br />Free source documents | [[Image:Wikispecies-logo.png|35px|Wikispecies]] | [[Wikispecies:|'''Wikispecies''']]<br />Directory of species | [[Image:Wikinews-logo.png|35px|Wikinews]] | [[wikinews:en:Main Page|'''Wikinews''']]<br />Free content news source |- | [[Image:Wikimedia-logo.png|35px|Meta-Wiki]] | [[m:Main Page|'''Meta-Wiki''']]<br />Wikimedia project coordination | [[Image:Commons-logo.svg|35px|Commons]] | [[commons:Main Page|'''Commons''']]<br />Shared media repository | [[Image:Wikipedia-logo.png|35px|Wikipedia]] | [[w:en:Main Page|'''Wikipedia''']]<br />The free encyclopedia |} __NOTOC__ 4426 2005-12-16T08:00:36Z H2g2bob 43 Changed 'this' in link to something better {|width=100% |bgcolor="lightblue"|<big><center>Simple English Wiktionary</center></big> |} ==Welcome!== Welcome to Wiktionary in Simple English. This website is a [[dictionary]], written in simple words so you can understand them. To find a word, type it into the "search" box to the left. For example, if you want to know what "dictionary" means, type "dictionary" into the box and click "Go". We are currently working on '''[[Special:Statistics|{{NUMBEROFARTICLES}}]]''' entries. ==Tips for writers== * Keep it simple - then pages will be easier to read by people who do not speak English well. * Write good pages - The best [[dictionary]] pages are full of detail and information on the subject. * Use the pages - These pages help people learn English. You may use pages from this Wiktionary to make pages in a different language, if you change the writing to that language. * If you're looking for a word to work on, then the [[Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist|850 words of Charles Kay Ogden's Basic English]] might be a good place to start. ==Sister projects in Simple English== {| align="center" cellpadding="2" width="100%" | [[Image:Wikibooks-logo.png|35px|Wikibooks]] | [[b:simple:Main Page|'''Wikibooks''']]<br />Free textbooks and manuals | [[Image:Wikiquote-logo.svg|35px|Wikiquote]] | [[wikiquote:simple:Main Page|'''Wikiquote''']]<br />Collection of quotations | [[Image:Wikipedia-logo.png|35px|Wikipedia]] | [[w:simple:Main Page|'''Wikipedia''']]<br />The free encyclopedia |} ==Sister projects in English== {| align="center" cellpadding="2" width="100%" | [[Image:Wiktionary-logo-en.png|35px|Wiktionary]] | [[:en:Main Page|'''Wiktionary''']]<br />Dictionary and thesaurus | [[Image:Wikibooks-logo.png|35px|Wikibooks]] | [[b:en:Main Page|'''Wikibooks''']]<br />Free textbooks and manuals | [[Image:Wikiquote-logo.svg|35px|Wikiquote]] | [[wikiquote:en:Main Page|'''Wikiquote''']]<br />Collection of quotations |- | [[Image:Wikisource-logo.jpg|35px|Wikisource]] | [[wikisource:en:Main Page|'''Wikisource''']]<br />Free source documents | [[Image:Wikispecies-logo.png|35px|Wikispecies]] | [[Wikispecies:|'''Wikispecies''']]<br />Directory of species | [[Image:Wikinews-logo.png|35px|Wikinews]] | [[wikinews:en:Main Page|'''Wikinews''']]<br />Free content news source |- | [[Image:Wikimedia-logo.png|35px|Meta-Wiki]] | [[m:Main Page|'''Meta-Wiki''']]<br />Wikimedia project coordination | [[Image:Commons-logo.svg|35px|Commons]] | [[commons:Main Page|'''Commons''']]<br />Shared media repository | [[Image:Wikipedia-logo.png|35px|Wikipedia]] | [[w:en:Main Page|'''Wikipedia''']]<br />The free encyclopedia |} __NOTOC__ 4493 2005-12-17T18:41:41Z Gmcfoley 41 <div style="text-align:center;width: 85%; background-color:#fff7cb;padding:.5em 0; border: 1px solid #ffad80; color: #000; margin: 0 auto .5em">The quarterly '''[[wikimedia:Fundraising#Donation_methods|Wikimedia fundraiser]]''' will run until Friday, January 6, 2006.<br>Please see the [[Wikimedia:Wikimedia needs your help|letter from the board]] for further details. <fundraising/> </div> {|width=100% |bgcolor="lightblue"|<big><center>Simple English Wiktionary</center></big> |} ==Welcome!== Welcome to Wiktionary in Simple English. This website is a [[dictionary]], written in simple words so you can understand them. To find a word, type it into the "search" box to the left. For example, if you want to know what "dictionary" means, type "dictionary" into the box and click "Go". We are currently working on '''[[Special:Statistics|{{NUMBEROFARTICLES}}]]''' entries. ==Tips for writers== * Keep it simple - then pages will be easier to read by people who do not speak English well. * Write good pages - The best [[dictionary]] pages are full of detail and information on the subject. * Use the pages - These pages help people learn English. You may use pages from this Wiktionary to make pages in a different language, if you change the writing to that language. * If you're looking for a word to work on, then the [[Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist|850 words of Charles Kay Ogden's Basic English]] might be a good place to start. ==Sister projects in Simple English== {| align="center" cellpadding="2" width="100%" | [[Image:Wikibooks-logo.png|35px|Wikibooks]] | [[b:simple:Main Page|'''Wikibooks''']]<br />Free textbooks and manuals | [[Image:Wikiquote-logo.svg|35px|Wikiquote]] | [[wikiquote:simple:Main Page|'''Wikiquote''']]<br />Collection of quotations | [[Image:Wikipedia-logo.png|35px|Wikipedia]] | [[w:simple:Main Page|'''Wikipedia''']]<br />The free encyclopedia |} ==Sister projects in English== {| align="center" cellpadding="2" width="100%" | [[Image:Wiktionary-logo-en.png|35px|Wiktionary]] | [[:en:Main Page|'''Wiktionary''']]<br />Dictionary and thesaurus | [[Image:Wikibooks-logo.png|35px|Wikibooks]] | [[b:en:Main Page|'''Wikibooks''']]<br />Free textbooks and manuals | [[Image:Wikiquote-logo.svg|35px|Wikiquote]] | [[wikiquote:en:Main Page|'''Wikiquote''']]<br />Collection of quotations |- | [[Image:Wikisource-logo.jpg|35px|Wikisource]] | [[wikisource:en:Main Page|'''Wikisource''']]<br />Free source documents | [[Image:Wikispecies-logo.png|35px|Wikispecies]] | [[Wikispecies:|'''Wikispecies''']]<br />Directory of species | [[Image:Wikinews-logo.png|35px|Wikinews]] | [[wikinews:en:Main Page|'''Wikinews''']]<br />Free content news source |- | [[Image:Wikimedia-logo.png|35px|Meta-Wiki]] | [[m:Main Page|'''Meta-Wiki''']]<br />Wikimedia project coordination | [[Image:Commons-logo.svg|35px|Commons]] | [[commons:Main Page|'''Commons''']]<br />Shared media repository | [[Image:Wikipedia-logo.png|35px|Wikipedia]] | [[w:en:Main Page|'''Wikipedia''']]<br />The free encyclopedia |} __NOTOC__ 4502 2005-12-18T06:49:31Z Gmcfoley 41 <div style="text-align:center;width: 85%; background-color:#fff7cb;padding:.5em 0; border: 1px solid #ffad80; color: #000; margin: 0 auto .5em">The quarterly '''[[wikimedia:Fundraising#Donation_methods|Wikimedia fundraiser]]''' will run until Friday, January 6, 2006.<br>Please see the [[Wikimedia:Wikimedia needs your help|letter from the board]] for further details. </div> {|width=100% |bgcolor="lightblue"|<big><center>Simple English Wiktionary</center></big> |} ==Welcome!== Welcome to Wiktionary in Simple English. This website is a [[dictionary]], written in simple words so you can understand them. To find a word, type it into the "search" box to the left. For example, if you want to know what "dictionary" means, type "dictionary" into the box and click "Go". We are currently working on '''[[Special:Statistics|{{NUMBEROFARTICLES}}]]''' entries. ==Tips for writers== * Keep it simple - then pages will be easier to read by people who do not speak English well. * Write good pages - The best [[dictionary]] pages are full of detail and information on the subject. * Use the pages - These pages help people learn English. You may use pages from this Wiktionary to make pages in a different language, if you change the writing to that language. * If you're looking for a word to work on, then the [[Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist|850 words of Charles Kay Ogden's Basic English]] might be a good place to start. ==Sister projects in Simple English== {| align="center" cellpadding="2" width="100%" | [[Image:Wikibooks-logo.png|35px|Wikibooks]] | [[b:simple:Main Page|'''Wikibooks''']]<br />Free textbooks and manuals | [[Image:Wikiquote-logo.svg|35px|Wikiquote]] | [[wikiquote:simple:Main Page|'''Wikiquote''']]<br />Collection of quotations | [[Image:Wikipedia-logo.png|35px|Wikipedia]] | [[w:simple:Main Page|'''Wikipedia''']]<br />The free encyclopedia |} ==Sister projects in English== {| align="center" cellpadding="2" width="100%" | [[Image:Wiktionary-logo-en.png|35px|Wiktionary]] | [[:en:Main Page|'''Wiktionary''']]<br />Dictionary and thesaurus | [[Image:Wikibooks-logo.png|35px|Wikibooks]] | [[b:en:Main Page|'''Wikibooks''']]<br />Free textbooks and manuals | [[Image:Wikiquote-logo.svg|35px|Wikiquote]] | [[wikiquote:en:Main Page|'''Wikiquote''']]<br />Collection of quotations |- | [[Image:Wikisource-logo.jpg|35px|Wikisource]] | [[wikisource:en:Main Page|'''Wikisource''']]<br />Free source documents | [[Image:Wikispecies-logo.png|35px|Wikispecies]] | [[Wikispecies:|'''Wikispecies''']]<br />Directory of species | [[Image:Wikinews-logo.png|35px|Wikinews]] | [[wikinews:en:Main Page|'''Wikinews''']]<br />Free content news source |- | [[Image:Wikimedia-logo.png|35px|Meta-Wiki]] | [[m:Main Page|'''Meta-Wiki''']]<br />Wikimedia project coordination | [[Image:Commons-logo.svg|35px|Commons]] | [[commons:Main Page|'''Commons''']]<br />Shared media repository | [[Image:Wikipedia-logo.png|35px|Wikipedia]] | [[w:en:Main Page|'''Wikipedia''']]<br />The free encyclopedia |} __NOTOC__ 4570 2006-01-06T15:30:54Z Gmcfoley 41 {|width=100% |bgcolor="lightblue"|<big><center>Simple English Wiktionary</center></big> |} ==Welcome!== Welcome to Wiktionary in Simple English. This website is a [[dictionary]], written in simple words so you can understand them. To find a word, type it into the "search" box to the left. For example, if you want to know what "dictionary" means, type "dictionary" into the box and click "Go". We are currently working on '''[[Special:Statistics|{{NUMBEROFARTICLES}}]]''' entries. ==Tips for writers== * Keep it simple - then pages will be easier to read by people who do not speak English well. * Write good pages - The best [[dictionary]] pages are full of detail and information on the subject. * Use the pages - These pages help people learn English. You may use pages from this Wiktionary to make pages in a different language, if you change the writing to that language. * If you're looking for a word to work on, then the [[Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist|850 words of Charles Kay Ogden's Basic English]] might be a good place to start. ==Sister projects in Simple English== {| align="center" cellpadding="2" width="100%" | [[Image:Wikibooks-logo.png|35px|Wikibooks]] | [[b:simple:Main Page|'''Wikibooks''']]<br />Free textbooks and manuals | [[Image:Wikiquote-logo.svg|35px|Wikiquote]] | [[wikiquote:simple:Main Page|'''Wikiquote''']]<br />Collection of quotations | [[Image:Wikipedia-logo.png|35px|Wikipedia]] | [[w:simple:Main Page|'''Wikipedia''']]<br />The free encyclopedia |} ==Sister projects in English== {| align="center" cellpadding="2" width="100%" | [[Image:Wiktionary-logo-en.png|35px|Wiktionary]] | [[:en:Main Page|'''Wiktionary''']]<br />Dictionary and thesaurus | [[Image:Wikibooks-logo.png|35px|Wikibooks]] | [[b:en:Main Page|'''Wikibooks''']]<br />Free textbooks and manuals | [[Image:Wikiquote-logo.svg|35px|Wikiquote]] | [[wikiquote:en:Main Page|'''Wikiquote''']]<br />Collection of quotations |- | [[Image:Wikisource-logo.jpg|35px|Wikisource]] | [[wikisource:en:Main Page|'''Wikisource''']]<br />Free source documents | [[Image:Wikispecies-logo.png|35px|Wikispecies]] | [[Wikispecies:|'''Wikispecies''']]<br />Directory of species | [[Image:Wikinews-logo.png|35px|Wikinews]] | [[wikinews:en:Main Page|'''Wikinews''']]<br />Free content news source |- | [[Image:Wikimedia-logo.png|35px|Meta-Wiki]] | [[m:Main Page|'''Meta-Wiki''']]<br />Wikimedia project coordination | [[Image:Commons-logo.svg|35px|Commons]] | [[commons:Main Page|'''Commons''']]<br />Shared media repository | [[Image:Wikipedia-logo.png|35px|Wikipedia]] | [[w:en:Main Page|'''Wikipedia''']]<br />The free encyclopedia |} __NOTOC__ 4576 2006-01-09T20:54:09Z 192.165.166.4 {|width=100% |bgcolor="lightblue"|<big><center>Simple English Wiktionary</center></big> |} ==Welcome!== Welcome to Wiktionary in Simple English. This website is a [[dictionary]], written in simple words so you can understand them. To find a word, type it into the "search" box to the left. For example, if you want to know what "dictionary" means, type "dictionary" into the box and click "Go". We are currently working on '''[[Special:Statistics|{{NUMBEROFARTICLES}}]]''' entries. ==Tips for writers== * Keep it simple - then pages will be easier to read by people who do not speak English well. * Write good pages - The best [[dictionary]] pages are full of detail and information on the subject. * Use the pages - These pages help people learn English. You may use pages from this Wiktionary to make pages in a different language, if you change the writing to that language. * If you're looking for a word to work on, then the [[Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist|850 words of Charles Kay Ogden's Basic English]] might be a good place to start. ==Sister projects in Simple English== {| align="center" cellpadding="2" width="100%" | [[Image:Wikibooks-logo.png|35px|Wikibooks]] | [[b:simple:Main Page|'''Wikibooks''']]<br />Free textbooks and manuals | [[Image:Wikiquote-logo.svg|35px|Wikiquote]] | [[wikiquote:simple:Main Page|'''Wikiquote''']]<br />Collection of quotations | [[Image:Wikipedia-logo.png|35px|Wikipedia]] | [[w:simple:Main Page|'''Wikipedia''']]<br />The free encyclopedia |} ==Sister projects in English== {| align="center" cellpadding="2" width="100%" | [[Image:Wiktionary-logo-en.png|35px|Wiktionary]] | [[:en:Main Page|'''Wiktionary''']]<br />Dictionary and thesaurus | [[Image:Wikibooks-logo.png|35px|Wikibooks]] | 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This website is a [[dictionary]], written in simple words so you can understand them. To find a word, type it into the "search" box to the left. For example, if you want to know what "dictionary" means, type "dictionary" into the box and click "Go". We are currently working on '''[[Special:Statistics|{{NUMBEROFARTICLES}}]]''' entries. ==Tips for writers== * Keep it simple - then pages will be easier to read by people who do not speak English well. * Write good pages - The best [[dictionary]] pages are full of detail and information on the subject. * Use the pages - These pages help people learn English. You may use pages from this Wiktionary to make pages in a different language, if you change the writing to that language. * If you're looking for a word to work on, then the [[Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist|850 words of Charles Kay Ogden's Basic English]] might be a good place to start. ==Sister projects in Simple English== {| align="center" cellpadding="2" width="100%" | [[Image:Wikibooks-logo.png|35px|Wikibooks]] | [[b:simple:Main Page|'''Wikibooks''']]<br />Free textbooks and manuals | [[Image:Wikiquote-logo.svg|35px|Wikiquote]] | [[wikiquote:simple:Main Page|'''Wikiquote''']]<br />Collection of quotations | [[Image:Wikipedia-logo.png|35px|Wikipedia]] | [[w:simple:Main Page|'''Wikipedia''']]<br />The free encyclopedia |} ==Sister projects in English== {| align="center" cellpadding="2" width="100%" | [[Image:Wiktionary-logo-en.png|35px|Wiktionary]] | [[:en:Main Page|'''Wiktionary''']]<br />Dictionary and thesaurus | [[Image:Wikibooks-logo.png|35px|Wikibooks]] | [[b:en:Main Page|'''Wikibooks''']]<br />Free textbooks and manuals | [[Image:Wikiquote-logo.svg|35px|Wikiquote]] | [[wikiquote:en:Main Page|'''Wikiquote''']]<br />Collection of quotations |- | [[Image:Wikisource-logo.jpg|35px|Wikisource]] | [[wikisource:en:Main Page|'''Wikisource''']]<br />Free source documents | [[Image:Wikispecies-logo.png|35px|Wikispecies]] | [[Wikispecies:|'''Wikispecies''']]<br />Directory of species | [[Image:Wikinews-logo.png|35px|Wikinews]] | [[wikinews:en:Main Page|'''Wikinews''']]<br />Free content news source |- | [[Image:Wikimedia-logo.png|35px|Meta-Wiki]] | [[m:Main Page|'''Meta-Wiki''']]<br />Wikimedia project coordination | [[Image:Commons-logo.svg|35px|Commons]] | [[commons:Main Page|'''Commons''']]<br />Shared media repository | [[Image:Wikipedia-logo.png|35px|Wikipedia]] | [[w:en:Main Page|'''Wikipedia''']]<br />The free encyclopedia |} __NOTOC__ 4832 2006-02-06T21:08:57Z Cromwellt 61 Reordered sister projects (both Simple English and English) to be more logical (IMO) {|width=100% |bgcolor="lightblue"|<big><center>Simple English Wiktionary</center></big> |} ==Welcome!== Welcome to Wiktionary in Simple English. This website is a [[dictionary]], written in simple words so you can understand them. To find a word, type it into the "search" box to the left. For example, if you want to know what "dictionary" means, type "dictionary" into the box and click "Go". We are currently working on '''[[Special:Statistics|{{NUMBEROFARTICLES}}]]''' entries. ==Tips for writers== * Keep it simple - then pages will be easier to read by people who do not speak English well. * Write good pages - The best [[dictionary]] pages are full of detail and information on the subject. * Use the pages - These pages help people learn English. You may use pages from this Wiktionary to make pages in a different language, if you change the writing to that language. * If you're looking for a word to work on, then the [[Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist|850 words of Charles Kay Ogden's Basic English]] might be a good place to start. ==Sister projects in Simple English== {| align="center" cellpadding="2" width="100%" | [[Image:Wikipedia-logo.png|35px|Wikipedia]] | [[w:simple:Main Page|'''Wikipedia''']]<br />The free encyclopedia | [[Image:Wikibooks-logo.png|35px|Wikibooks]] | [[b:simple:Main Page|'''Wikibooks''']]<br />Free textbooks and manuals | [[Image:Wikiquote-logo.svg|35px|Wikiquote]] | [[wikiquote:simple:Main Page|'''Wikiquote''']]<br />Collection of quotations |} ==Sister projects in English== {| align="center" cellpadding="2" width="100%" | [[Image:Wiktionary-logo-en.png|35px|Wiktionary]] | [[:en:Main Page|'''Wiktionary''']]<br />Dictionary and thesaurus | [[Image:Wikipedia-logo.png|35px|Wikipedia]] | [[w:en:Main Page|'''Wikipedia''']]<br />The free encyclopedia | [[Image:Wikibooks-logo.png|35px|Wikibooks]] | [[b:en:Main Page|'''Wikibooks''']]<br />Free textbooks and manuals |- | [[Image:Wikiquote-logo.svg|35px|Wikiquote]] | [[wikiquote:en:Main Page|'''Wikiquote''']]<br />Collection of quotations | [[Image:Wikisource-logo.jpg|35px|Wikisource]] | [[wikisource:en:Main Page|'''Wikisource''']]<br />Free source documents | [[Image:Wikinews-logo.png|35px|Wikinews]] | [[wikinews:en:Main Page|'''Wikinews''']]<br />Free content news source |- | [[Image:Wikispecies-logo.png|35px|Wikispecies]] | [[Wikispecies:|'''Wikispecies''']]<br />Directory of species | [[Image:Wikimedia-logo.png|35px|Meta-Wiki]] | [[m:Main Page|'''Meta-Wiki''']]<br />Wikimedia project coordination | [[Image:Commons-logo.svg|35px|Commons]] | [[commons:Main Page|'''Commons''']]<br />Shared media repository |} __NOTOC__ 4880 2006-02-17T21:45:30Z Gmcfoley 41 New design thanks to [[User:H2g2bob]] __NOTOC__ ==Welcome!== Welcome to Wiktionary in Simple English. This website is a [[dictionary]], written in simple words so you can understand them. To find a word, type it into the "search" box to the left. For example, if you want to know what "dictionary" means, type "dictionary" into the box and click "Go". 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You may use pages from this Wiktionary to make pages in a different language, if you change the writing to that language. * If you're looking for a word to work on, then the [[Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist|850 words of Charles Kay Ogden's Basic English]] might be a good place to start. |width="45%" class="MainPageBG" style="border: 1px solid #c6c9ff; color: #000; background-color: #f0f0ff"| ;[[Wiktionary:Requested_Definitions|Request a definition]] Ask for a word to be added if you don't want to write it yourself. ;[[Wiktionary:Community Portal|Community Portal]] For help and advice on using and writing Wiktionary Simple. ;[[Wiktionary:Simple talk|Talk]] Ask a question or provide feedback on the talk page. |} ==Sister projects in Simple English== {| align="center" cellpadding="2" width="100%" | [[Image:Wikipedia-logo.png|35px|Wikipedia]] | [[w:simple:Main Page|'''Wikipedia''']]<br />The free encyclopedia | [[Image:Wikibooks-logo.png|35px|Wikibooks]] | [[b:simple:Main Page|'''Wikibooks''']]<br />Free textbooks and manuals | [[Image:Wikiquote-logo.svg|35px|Wikiquote]] | [[wikiquote:simple:Main Page|'''Wikiquote''']]<br />Collection of quotations |} ==Sister projects in English== {| align="center" cellpadding="2" width="100%" | [[Image:Wiktionary-logo-en.png|35px|Wiktionary]] | [[:en:Main Page|'''Wiktionary''']]<br />Dictionary and thesaurus | [[Image:Wikipedia-logo.png|35px|Wikipedia]] | [[w:en:Main Page|'''Wikipedia''']]<br />The free encyclopedia | [[Image:Wikibooks-logo.png|35px|Wikibooks]] | [[b:en:Main Page|'''Wikibooks''']]<br />Free textbooks and manuals |- | [[Image:Wikiquote-logo.svg|35px|Wikiquote]] | [[wikiquote:en:Main Page|'''Wikiquote''']]<br />Collection of quotations | [[Image:Wikisource-logo.jpg|35px|Wikisource]] | [[wikisource:en:Main Page|'''Wikisource''']]<br />Free source documents | [[Image:Wikinews-logo.png|35px|Wikinews]] | [[wikinews:en:Main Page|'''Wikinews''']]<br />Free content news source |- | [[Image:Wikispecies-logo.png|35px|Wikispecies]] | [[Wikispecies:|'''Wikispecies''']]<br />Directory of species | [[Image:Wikimedia-logo.png|35px|Meta-Wiki]] | [[m:Main Page|'''Meta-Wiki''']]<br />Wikimedia project coordination | [[Image:Commons-logo.svg|35px|Commons]] | [[commons:Main Page|'''Commons''']]<br />Shared media repository |} 4898 2006-02-18T18:08:37Z H2g2bob 43 Added Other Languages __NOTOC__ ==Welcome!== Welcome to Wiktionary in Simple English. This website is a [[dictionary]], written in simple words so you can understand them. To find a word, type it into the "search" box to the left. For example, if you want to know what "dictionary" means, type "dictionary" into the box and click "Go". We are currently working on '''[[Special:Statistics|{{NUMBEROFARTICLES}}]]''' entries. ==Browse== Browse words beginning with... <center> [[Special:Allpages/A|A]] [[Special:Allpages/B|B]] [[Special:Allpages/C|C]] [[Special:Allpages/D|D]] [[Special:Allpages/E|E]] [[Special:Allpages/F|F]] [[Special:Allpages/G|G]] [[Special:Allpages/H|H]] [[Special:Allpages/I|I]] [[Special:Allpages/J|J]] [[Special:Allpages/K|K]] [[Special:Allpages/L|L]] [[Special:Allpages/M|M]] [[Special:Allpages/N|N]] [[Special:Allpages/O|O]] [[Special:Allpages/P|P]] [[Special:Allpages/Q|Q]] [[Special:Allpages/R|R]] [[Special:Allpages/S|S]] [[Special:Allpages/T|T]] [[Special:Allpages/U|U]] [[Special:Allpages/V|V]] [[Special:Allpages/W|W]] [[Special:Allpages/X|X]] [[Special:Allpages/Y|Y]] [[Special:Allpages/Z|Z]] </center> {| cellspacing="3" |- valign="top" |width="55%" class="MainPageBG" style="border: 1px solid #ffc9c9; color: #000; background-color: #fff3f3"| ==Tips for writers== * Keep it simple - then pages will be easier to read by people who do not speak English well. * Write good pages - The best [[dictionary]] pages are full of detail and information on the subject. * Use the pages - These pages help people learn English. You may use pages from this Wiktionary to make pages in a different language, if you change the writing to that language. * If you're looking for a word to work on, then the [[Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist|850 words of Charles Kay Ogden's Basic English]] might be a good place to start. |width="45%" class="MainPageBG" style="border: 1px solid #c6c9ff; color: #000; background-color: #f0f0ff"| ==Links== ;[[Wiktionary:Requested_Definitions|Request a definition]] Ask for a word to be added if you don't want to write it yourself. ;[[Wiktionary:Community Portal|Community Portal]] For help and advice on using and writing Wiktionary Simple. ;[[Wiktionary:Simple talk|Talk]] Ask a question or provide feedback on the talk page. |} ==Sister projects in Simple English== {| align="center" cellpadding="2" width="100%" | [[Image:Wikipedia-logo.png|35px|Wikipedia]] | [[w:simple:Main Page|'''Wikipedia''']]<br />The free encyclopedia | [[Image:Wikibooks-logo.png|35px|Wikibooks]] | [[b:simple:Main Page|'''Wikibooks''']]<br />Free textbooks and manuals | [[Image:Wikiquote-logo.svg|35px|Wikiquote]] | [[wikiquote:simple:Main Page|'''Wikiquote''']]<br />Collection of quotations |} ==Sister projects in English== {| align="center" cellpadding="2" width="100%" | [[Image:Wiktionary-logo-en.png|35px|Wiktionary]] | [[:en:Main Page|'''Wiktionary''']]<br />Dictionary and thesaurus | [[Image:Wikipedia-logo.png|35px|Wikipedia]] | [[w:en:Main Page|'''Wikipedia''']]<br />The free encyclopedia | [[Image:Wikibooks-logo.png|35px|Wikibooks]] | [[b:en:Main Page|'''Wikibooks''']]<br />Free textbooks and manuals |- | [[Image:Wikiquote-logo.svg|35px|Wikiquote]] | [[wikiquote:en:Main Page|'''Wikiquote''']]<br />Collection of quotations | [[Image:Wikisource-logo.jpg|35px|Wikisource]] | [[wikisource:en:Main Page|'''Wikisource''']]<br />Free source documents | [[Image:Wikinews-logo.png|35px|Wikinews]] | [[wikinews:en:Main Page|'''Wikinews''']]<br />Free content news source |- | [[Image:Wikispecies-logo.png|35px|Wikispecies]] | [[Wikispecies:|'''Wikispecies''']]<br />Directory of species | [[Image:Wikimedia-logo.png|35px|Meta-Wiki]] | [[m:Main Page|'''Meta-Wiki''']]<br />Wikimedia project coordination | [[Image:Commons-logo.svg|35px|Commons]] | [[commons:Main Page|'''Commons''']]<br />Shared media repository |} == Wiktionary in Other Languages == {{All Wiktionaries}} 5000 2006-02-21T14:43:59Z Gmcfoley 41 word of the day __NOTOC__ ==Welcome!== <div style="float:right; background-color:#eeeeff; "> <big>'''Word of the day:'''</big> {{:Wiktionary:Word of the day/{{CURRENTYEAR}}-{{CURRENTMONTH}}-{{CURRENTDAY}}}} </div> Welcome to Wiktionary in Simple English. 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You may use pages from this Wiktionary to make pages in a different language, if you change the writing to that language. * If you're looking for a word to work on, then the [[Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist|850 words of Charles Kay Ogden's Basic English]] might be a good place to start. |width="45%" class="MainPageBG" style="border: 1px solid #c6c9ff; color: #000; background-color: #f0f0ff"| ==Links== ;[[Wiktionary:Requested_Definitions|Request a definition]] Ask for a word to be added if you don't want to write it yourself. ;[[Wiktionary:Community Portal|Community Portal]] For help and advice on using and writing Wiktionary Simple. ;[[Wiktionary:Simple talk|Talk]] Ask a question or provide feedback on the talk page. |} ==Sister projects in Simple English== {| align="center" cellpadding="2" width="100%" | [[Image:Wikipedia-logo.png|35px|Wikipedia]] | [[w:simple:Main Page|'''Wikipedia''']]<br />The free encyclopedia | [[Image:Wikibooks-logo.png|35px|Wikibooks]] | [[b:simple:Main Page|'''Wikibooks''']]<br />Free textbooks and manuals | [[Image:Wikiquote-logo.svg|35px|Wikiquote]] | [[wikiquote:simple:Main Page|'''Wikiquote''']]<br />Collection of quotations |} ==Sister projects in English== {| align="center" cellpadding="2" width="100%" | [[Image:Wiktionary-logo-en.png|35px|Wiktionary]] | [[:en:Main Page|'''Wiktionary''']]<br />Dictionary and thesaurus | [[Image:Wikipedia-logo.png|35px|Wikipedia]] | [[w:en:Main Page|'''Wikipedia''']]<br />The free encyclopedia | [[Image:Wikibooks-logo.png|35px|Wikibooks]] | [[b:en:Main Page|'''Wikibooks''']]<br />Free textbooks and manuals |- | [[Image:Wikiquote-logo.svg|35px|Wikiquote]] | [[wikiquote:en:Main Page|'''Wikiquote''']]<br />Collection of quotations | [[Image:Wikisource-logo.jpg|35px|Wikisource]] | [[wikisource:en:Main Page|'''Wikisource''']]<br />Free source documents | [[Image:Wikinews-logo.png|35px|Wikinews]] | [[wikinews:en:Main Page|'''Wikinews''']]<br />Free content news source |- | [[Image:Wikispecies-logo.png|35px|Wikispecies]] | [[Wikispecies:|'''Wikispecies''']]<br />Directory of species | [[Image:Wikimedia-logo.png|35px|Meta-Wiki]] | [[m:Main Page|'''Meta-Wiki''']]<br />Wikimedia project coordination | [[Image:Commons-logo.svg|35px|Commons]] | [[commons:Main Page|'''Commons''']]<br />Shared media repository |} == Wiktionary in Other Languages == {{All Wiktionaries}} 5006 2006-02-21T15:16:09Z Gmcfoley 41 __NOTOC__ <div style="float:right;"><small>We are currently working on '''[[Special:Statistics|{{NUMBEROFARTICLES}}]]''' entries.</small></div> ==Welcome!== <div style="float:right; background-color:#eeeeff; "> <big>'''Word of the day:'''</big> {{:Wiktionary:Word of the day/{{CURRENTYEAR}}-{{CURRENTMONTH}}-{{CURRENTDAY}}}} </div> Welcome to Wiktionary in Simple English. This website is a [[dictionary]], written in simple words so you can understand them. To find a word, type it into the "search" box to the left. For example, if you want to know what "dictionary" means, type "dictionary" into the box and click "Go". ==Browse== Browse words beginning with... <center> [[Special:Allpages/A|A]] [[Special:Allpages/B|B]] [[Special:Allpages/C|C]] [[Special:Allpages/D|D]] [[Special:Allpages/E|E]] [[Special:Allpages/F|F]] [[Special:Allpages/G|G]] [[Special:Allpages/H|H]] [[Special:Allpages/I|I]] [[Special:Allpages/J|J]] [[Special:Allpages/K|K]] [[Special:Allpages/L|L]] [[Special:Allpages/M|M]] [[Special:Allpages/N|N]] [[Special:Allpages/O|O]] [[Special:Allpages/P|P]] [[Special:Allpages/Q|Q]] [[Special:Allpages/R|R]] [[Special:Allpages/S|S]] [[Special:Allpages/T|T]] [[Special:Allpages/U|U]] [[Special:Allpages/V|V]] [[Special:Allpages/W|W]] [[Special:Allpages/X|X]] [[Special:Allpages/Y|Y]] [[Special:Allpages/Z|Z]] </center> <br style="clear:both;"> {| cellspacing="3" |- valign="top" |width="55%" class="MainPageBG" style="border: 1px solid #ffc9c9; color: #000; background-color: #fff3f3"| ==Tips for writers== * Keep it simple - then pages will be easier to read by people who do not speak English well. * Write good pages - The best [[dictionary]] pages are full of detail and information on the subject. * Use the pages - These pages help people learn English. You may use pages from this Wiktionary to make pages in a different language, if you change the writing to that language. * If you're looking for a word to work on, then the [[Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist|850 words of Charles Kay Ogden's Basic English]] might be a good place to start. |width="45%" class="MainPageBG" style="border: 1px solid #c6c9ff; color: #000; background-color: #f0f0ff"| ==Links== ;[[Wiktionary:Requested_Definitions|Request a definition]] Ask for a word to be added if you don't want to write it yourself. ;[[Wiktionary:Community Portal|Community Portal]] For help and advice on using and writing Wiktionary Simple. ;[[Wiktionary:Simple talk|Talk]] Ask a question or provide feedback on the talk page. |} ==Sister projects in Simple English== {| align="center" cellpadding="2" width="100%" | [[Image:Wikipedia-logo.png|35px|Wikipedia]] | [[w:simple:Main Page|'''Wikipedia''']]<br />The free encyclopedia | [[Image:Wikibooks-logo.png|35px|Wikibooks]] | [[b:simple:Main Page|'''Wikibooks''']]<br />Free textbooks and manuals | [[Image:Wikiquote-logo.svg|35px|Wikiquote]] | [[wikiquote:simple:Main Page|'''Wikiquote''']]<br />Collection of quotations |} ==Sister projects in English== {| align="center" cellpadding="2" width="100%" | [[Image:Wiktionary-logo-en.png|35px|Wiktionary]] | [[:en:Main Page|'''Wiktionary''']]<br />Dictionary and thesaurus | [[Image:Wikipedia-logo.png|35px|Wikipedia]] | [[w:en:Main Page|'''Wikipedia''']]<br />The free encyclopedia | [[Image:Wikibooks-logo.png|35px|Wikibooks]] | [[b:en:Main Page|'''Wikibooks''']]<br />Free textbooks and manuals |- | [[Image:Wikiquote-logo.svg|35px|Wikiquote]] | [[wikiquote:en:Main Page|'''Wikiquote''']]<br />Collection of quotations | [[Image:Wikisource-logo.jpg|35px|Wikisource]] | [[wikisource:en:Main Page|'''Wikisource''']]<br />Free source documents | [[Image:Wikinews-logo.png|35px|Wikinews]] | [[wikinews:en:Main Page|'''Wikinews''']]<br />Free content news source |- | [[Image:Wikispecies-logo.png|35px|Wikispecies]] | [[Wikispecies:|'''Wikispecies''']]<br />Directory of species | [[Image:Wikimedia-logo.png|35px|Meta-Wiki]] | [[m:Main Page|'''Meta-Wiki''']]<br />Wikimedia project coordination | [[Image:Commons-logo.svg|35px|Commons]] | [[commons:Main Page|'''Commons''']]<br />Shared media repository |} == Wiktionary in Other Languages == {{All Wiktionaries}} 5007 2006-02-21T15:22:01Z Gmcfoley 41 NOEDITSECTION __NOTOC__ __NOEDITSECTION__ <div style="float:right;"><small>We are currently working on '''[[Special:Statistics|{{NUMBEROFARTICLES}}]]''' entries.</small></div> ==Welcome!== <div style="float:right; background-color:#eeeeff; "> <big>'''Word of the day:'''</big> {{:Wiktionary:Word of the day/{{CURRENTYEAR}}-{{CURRENTMONTH}}-{{CURRENTDAY}}}} </div> Welcome to Wiktionary in Simple English. This website is a [[dictionary]], written in simple words so you can understand them. To find a word, type it into the "search" box to the left. For example, if you want to know what "dictionary" means, type "dictionary" into the box and click "Go". ==Browse== Browse words beginning with... <center> [[Special:Allpages/A|A]] [[Special:Allpages/B|B]] [[Special:Allpages/C|C]] [[Special:Allpages/D|D]] [[Special:Allpages/E|E]] [[Special:Allpages/F|F]] [[Special:Allpages/G|G]] [[Special:Allpages/H|H]] [[Special:Allpages/I|I]] [[Special:Allpages/J|J]] [[Special:Allpages/K|K]] [[Special:Allpages/L|L]] [[Special:Allpages/M|M]] [[Special:Allpages/N|N]] [[Special:Allpages/O|O]] [[Special:Allpages/P|P]] [[Special:Allpages/Q|Q]] [[Special:Allpages/R|R]] [[Special:Allpages/S|S]] [[Special:Allpages/T|T]] [[Special:Allpages/U|U]] [[Special:Allpages/V|V]] [[Special:Allpages/W|W]] [[Special:Allpages/X|X]] [[Special:Allpages/Y|Y]] [[Special:Allpages/Z|Z]] </center> <br style="clear:both;"> {| cellspacing="3" |- valign="top" |width="55%" class="MainPageBG" style="border: 1px solid #ffc9c9; color: #000; background-color: #fff3f3"| ==Tips for writers== * Keep it simple - then pages will be easier to read by people who do not speak English well. * Write good pages - The best [[dictionary]] pages are full of detail and information on the subject. * Use the pages - These pages help people learn English. You may use pages from this Wiktionary to make pages in a different language, if you change the writing to that language. * If you're looking for a word to work on, then the [[Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist|850 words of Charles Kay Ogden's Basic English]] might be a good place to start. |width="45%" class="MainPageBG" style="border: 1px solid #c6c9ff; color: #000; background-color: #f0f0ff"| ==Links== ;[[Wiktionary:Requested_Definitions|Request a definition]] Ask for a word to be added if you don't want to write it yourself. ;[[Wiktionary:Community Portal|Community Portal]] For help and advice on using and writing Wiktionary Simple. ;[[Wiktionary:Simple talk|Talk]] Ask a question or provide feedback on the talk page. |} ==Sister projects in Simple English== {| align="center" cellpadding="2" width="100%" | [[Image:Wikipedia-logo.png|35px|Wikipedia]] | [[w:simple:Main Page|'''Wikipedia''']]<br />The free encyclopedia | [[Image:Wikibooks-logo.png|35px|Wikibooks]] | [[b:simple:Main Page|'''Wikibooks''']]<br />Free textbooks and manuals | [[Image:Wikiquote-logo.svg|35px|Wikiquote]] | [[wikiquote:simple:Main Page|'''Wikiquote''']]<br />Collection of quotations |} ==Sister projects in English== {| align="center" cellpadding="2" width="100%" | [[Image:Wiktionary-logo-en.png|35px|Wiktionary]] | [[:en:Main Page|'''Wiktionary''']]<br />Dictionary and thesaurus | [[Image:Wikipedia-logo.png|35px|Wikipedia]] | [[w:en:Main Page|'''Wikipedia''']]<br />The free encyclopedia | [[Image:Wikibooks-logo.png|35px|Wikibooks]] | [[b:en:Main Page|'''Wikibooks''']]<br />Free textbooks and manuals |- | [[Image:Wikiquote-logo.svg|35px|Wikiquote]] | [[wikiquote:en:Main Page|'''Wikiquote''']]<br />Collection of quotations | [[Image:Wikisource-logo.jpg|35px|Wikisource]] | [[wikisource:en:Main Page|'''Wikisource''']]<br />Free source documents | [[Image:Wikinews-logo.png|35px|Wikinews]] | [[wikinews:en:Main Page|'''Wikinews''']]<br />Free content news source |- | [[Image:Wikispecies-logo.png|35px|Wikispecies]] | [[Wikispecies:|'''Wikispecies''']]<br />Directory of species | [[Image:Wikimedia-logo.png|35px|Meta-Wiki]] | [[m:Main Page|'''Meta-Wiki''']]<br />Wikimedia project coordination | [[Image:Commons-logo.svg|35px|Commons]] | [[commons:Main Page|'''Commons''']]<br />Shared media repository |} == Wiktionary in Other Languages == {{All Wiktionaries}} 5021 2006-02-21T20:03:48Z Flcelloguy 44 Change to template __NOTOC__ __NOEDITSECTION__ <div style="float:right;"><small>We are currently working on '''[[Special:Statistics|{{NUMBEROFARTICLES}}]]''' entries.</small></div> ==Welcome!== <div style="float:right; background-color:#eeeeff; "> <big>'''Word of the day:'''</big> {{:Wiktionary:Word of the day/{{CURRENTYEAR}}-{{CURRENTMONTH}}-{{CURRENTDAY}}}} </div> Welcome to Wiktionary in Simple English. This website is a [[dictionary]], written in simple words so you can understand them. To find a word, type it into the "search" box to the left. For example, if you want to know what "dictionary" means, type "dictionary" into the box and click "Go". ==Browse== Browse words beginning with... <center> [[Special:Allpages/A|A]] [[Special:Allpages/B|B]] [[Special:Allpages/C|C]] [[Special:Allpages/D|D]] [[Special:Allpages/E|E]] [[Special:Allpages/F|F]] [[Special:Allpages/G|G]] [[Special:Allpages/H|H]] [[Special:Allpages/I|I]] [[Special:Allpages/J|J]] [[Special:Allpages/K|K]] [[Special:Allpages/L|L]] [[Special:Allpages/M|M]] [[Special:Allpages/N|N]] [[Special:Allpages/O|O]] [[Special:Allpages/P|P]] [[Special:Allpages/Q|Q]] [[Special:Allpages/R|R]] [[Special:Allpages/S|S]] [[Special:Allpages/T|T]] [[Special:Allpages/U|U]] [[Special:Allpages/V|V]] [[Special:Allpages/W|W]] [[Special:Allpages/X|X]] [[Special:Allpages/Y|Y]] [[Special:Allpages/Z|Z]] </center> <br style="clear:both;"> {| cellspacing="3" |- valign="top" |width="55%" class="MainPageBG" style="border: 1px solid #ffc9c9; color: #000; background-color: #fff3f3"| ==Tips for writers== * Keep it simple - then pages will be easier to read by people who do not speak English well. * Write good pages - The best [[dictionary]] pages are full of detail and information on the subject. * Use the pages - These pages help people learn English. You may use pages from this Wiktionary to make pages in a different language, if you change the writing to that language. * If you're looking for a word to work on, then the [[Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist|850 words of Charles Kay Ogden's Basic English]] might be a good place to start. |width="45%" class="MainPageBG" style="border: 1px solid #c6c9ff; color: #000; background-color: #f0f0ff"| ==Links== ;[[Wiktionary:Requested_Definitions|Request a definition]] Ask for a word to be added if you don't want to write it yourself. ;[[Wiktionary:Community Portal|Community Portal]] For help and advice on using and writing Wiktionary Simple. ;[[Wiktionary:Simple talk|Talk]] Ask a question or provide feedback on the talk page. |} ==Sister projects in Simple English== {{Sisterprojects}} ==Sister projects in English== {| align="center" cellpadding="2" width="100%" | [[Image:Wiktionary-logo-en.png|35px|Wiktionary]] | [[:en:Main Page|'''Wiktionary''']]<br />Dictionary and thesaurus | [[Image:Wikipedia-logo.png|35px|Wikipedia]] | [[w:en:Main Page|'''Wikipedia''']]<br />The free encyclopedia | [[Image:Wikibooks-logo.png|35px|Wikibooks]] | [[b:en:Main Page|'''Wikibooks''']]<br />Free textbooks and manuals |- | [[Image:Wikiquote-logo.svg|35px|Wikiquote]] | [[wikiquote:en:Main Page|'''Wikiquote''']]<br />Collection of quotations | [[Image:Wikisource-logo.jpg|35px|Wikisource]] | [[wikisource:en:Main Page|'''Wikisource''']]<br />Free source documents | [[Image:Wikinews-logo.png|35px|Wikinews]] | [[wikinews:en:Main Page|'''Wikinews''']]<br />Free content news source |- | [[Image:Wikispecies-logo.png|35px|Wikispecies]] | [[Wikispecies:|'''Wikispecies''']]<br />Directory of species | [[Image:Wikimedia-logo.png|35px|Meta-Wiki]] | [[m:Main Page|'''Meta-Wiki''']]<br />Wikimedia project coordination | [[Image:Commons-logo.svg|35px|Commons]] | [[commons:Main Page|'''Commons''']]<br />Shared media repository |} == Wiktionary in Other Languages == {{All Wiktionaries}} 5029 2006-02-21T20:10:05Z Flcelloguy 44 Chnage template name __NOTOC__ __NOEDITSECTION__ <div style="float:right;"><small>We are currently working on '''[[Special:Statistics|{{NUMBEROFARTICLES}}]]''' entries.</small></div> ==Welcome!== <div style="float:right; background-color:#eeeeff; "> <big>'''Word of the day:'''</big> {{:Wiktionary:Word of the day/{{CURRENTYEAR}}-{{CURRENTMONTH}}-{{CURRENTDAY}}}} </div> Welcome to Wiktionary in Simple English. This website is a [[dictionary]], written in simple words so you can understand them. To find a word, type it into the "search" box to the left. For example, if you want to know what "dictionary" means, type "dictionary" into the box and click "Go". ==Browse== Browse words beginning with... <center> [[Special:Allpages/A|A]] [[Special:Allpages/B|B]] [[Special:Allpages/C|C]] [[Special:Allpages/D|D]] [[Special:Allpages/E|E]] [[Special:Allpages/F|F]] [[Special:Allpages/G|G]] [[Special:Allpages/H|H]] [[Special:Allpages/I|I]] [[Special:Allpages/J|J]] [[Special:Allpages/K|K]] [[Special:Allpages/L|L]] [[Special:Allpages/M|M]] [[Special:Allpages/N|N]] [[Special:Allpages/O|O]] [[Special:Allpages/P|P]] [[Special:Allpages/Q|Q]] [[Special:Allpages/R|R]] [[Special:Allpages/S|S]] [[Special:Allpages/T|T]] [[Special:Allpages/U|U]] [[Special:Allpages/V|V]] [[Special:Allpages/W|W]] [[Special:Allpages/X|X]] [[Special:Allpages/Y|Y]] [[Special:Allpages/Z|Z]] </center> <br style="clear:both;"> {| cellspacing="3" |- valign="top" |width="55%" class="MainPageBG" style="border: 1px solid #ffc9c9; color: #000; background-color: #fff3f3"| ==Tips for writers== * Keep it simple - then pages will be easier to read by people who do not speak English well. * Write good pages - The best [[dictionary]] pages are full of detail and information on the subject. * Use the pages - These pages help people learn English. You may use pages from this Wiktionary to make pages in a different language, if you change the writing to that language. * If you're looking for a word to work on, then the [[Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist|850 words of Charles Kay Ogden's Basic English]] might be a good place to start. |width="45%" class="MainPageBG" style="border: 1px solid #c6c9ff; color: #000; background-color: #f0f0ff"| ==Links== ;[[Wiktionary:Requested_Definitions|Request a definition]] Ask for a word to be added if you don't want to write it yourself. ;[[Wiktionary:Community Portal|Community Portal]] For help and advice on using and writing Wiktionary Simple. ;[[Wiktionary:Simple talk|Talk]] Ask a question or provide feedback on the talk page. |} ==Sister projects in Simple English== {{Sisterprojectssimple}} ==Sister projects in English== {| align="center" cellpadding="2" width="100%" | [[Image:Wiktionary-logo-en.png|35px|Wiktionary]] | [[:en:Main Page|'''Wiktionary''']]<br />Dictionary and thesaurus | [[Image:Wikipedia-logo.png|35px|Wikipedia]] | [[w:en:Main Page|'''Wikipedia''']]<br />The free encyclopedia | [[Image:Wikibooks-logo.png|35px|Wikibooks]] | [[b:en:Main Page|'''Wikibooks''']]<br />Free textbooks and manuals |- | [[Image:Wikiquote-logo.svg|35px|Wikiquote]] | [[wikiquote:en:Main Page|'''Wikiquote''']]<br />Collection of quotations | [[Image:Wikisource-logo.jpg|35px|Wikisource]] | [[wikisource:en:Main Page|'''Wikisource''']]<br />Free source documents | [[Image:Wikinews-logo.png|35px|Wikinews]] | [[wikinews:en:Main Page|'''Wikinews''']]<br />Free content news source |- | [[Image:Wikispecies-logo.png|35px|Wikispecies]] | [[Wikispecies:|'''Wikispecies''']]<br />Directory of species | [[Image:Wikimedia-logo.png|35px|Meta-Wiki]] | [[m:Main Page|'''Meta-Wiki''']]<br />Wikimedia project coordination | [[Image:Commons-logo.svg|35px|Commons]] | [[commons:Main Page|'''Commons''']]<br />Shared media repository |} == Wiktionary in Other Languages == {{All Wiktionaries}} 5030 2006-02-21T20:10:41Z Flcelloguy 44 Chagne to template __NOTOC__ __NOEDITSECTION__ <div style="float:right;"><small>We are currently working on '''[[Special:Statistics|{{NUMBEROFARTICLES}}]]''' entries.</small></div> ==Welcome!== <div style="float:right; background-color:#eeeeff; "> <big>'''Word of the day:'''</big> {{:Wiktionary:Word of the day/{{CURRENTYEAR}}-{{CURRENTMONTH}}-{{CURRENTDAY}}}} </div> Welcome to Wiktionary in Simple English. This website is a [[dictionary]], written in simple words so you can understand them. To find a word, type it into the "search" box to the left. For example, if you want to know what "dictionary" means, type "dictionary" into the box and click "Go". ==Browse== Browse words beginning with... <center> [[Special:Allpages/A|A]] [[Special:Allpages/B|B]] [[Special:Allpages/C|C]] [[Special:Allpages/D|D]] [[Special:Allpages/E|E]] [[Special:Allpages/F|F]] [[Special:Allpages/G|G]] [[Special:Allpages/H|H]] [[Special:Allpages/I|I]] [[Special:Allpages/J|J]] [[Special:Allpages/K|K]] [[Special:Allpages/L|L]] [[Special:Allpages/M|M]] [[Special:Allpages/N|N]] [[Special:Allpages/O|O]] [[Special:Allpages/P|P]] [[Special:Allpages/Q|Q]] [[Special:Allpages/R|R]] [[Special:Allpages/S|S]] [[Special:Allpages/T|T]] [[Special:Allpages/U|U]] [[Special:Allpages/V|V]] [[Special:Allpages/W|W]] [[Special:Allpages/X|X]] [[Special:Allpages/Y|Y]] [[Special:Allpages/Z|Z]] </center> <br style="clear:both;"> {| cellspacing="3" |- valign="top" |width="55%" class="MainPageBG" style="border: 1px solid #ffc9c9; color: #000; background-color: #fff3f3"| ==Tips for writers== * Keep it simple - then pages will be easier to read by people who do not speak English well. * Write good pages - The best [[dictionary]] pages are full of detail and information on the subject. * Use the pages - These pages help people learn English. You may use pages from this Wiktionary to make pages in a different language, if you change the writing to that language. * If you're looking for a word to work on, then the [[Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist|850 words of Charles Kay Ogden's Basic English]] might be a good place to start. |width="45%" class="MainPageBG" style="border: 1px solid #c6c9ff; color: #000; background-color: #f0f0ff"| ==Links== ;[[Wiktionary:Requested_Definitions|Request a definition]] Ask for a word to be added if you don't want to write it yourself. ;[[Wiktionary:Community Portal|Community Portal]] For help and advice on using and writing Wiktionary Simple. ;[[Wiktionary:Simple talk|Talk]] Ask a question or provide feedback on the talk page. |} ==Sister projects in Simple English== {{Sisterprojectssimple}} ==Sister projects in English== {{Sisterprojects}} == Wiktionary in Other Languages == {{All Wiktionaries}} 5047 2006-02-21T22:19:45Z Gmcfoley 41 __NOTOC__ __NOEDITSECTION__ <div style="float:right;"><small>We are currently working on '''[[Special:Statistics|{{NUMBEROFARTICLES}}]]''' entries.</small></div> ==Welcome!== <div style="float:right; background-color:#eeeeff; "> <big>'''Word of the day:'''</big> {{:Wiktionary:Word of the day/{{CURRENTYEAR}}-{{CURRENTMONTH}}-{{CURRENTDAY}}}}<small> - [[Wiktionary:Word of the day|Word of the day]]</small> </div> Welcome to Wiktionary in Simple English. This website is a [[dictionary]], written in simple words so you can understand them. To find a word, type it into the "search" box to the left. For example, if you want to know what "dictionary" means, type "dictionary" into the box and click "Go". ==Browse== Browse words beginning with... <center> [[Special:Allpages/A|A]] [[Special:Allpages/B|B]] [[Special:Allpages/C|C]] [[Special:Allpages/D|D]] [[Special:Allpages/E|E]] [[Special:Allpages/F|F]] [[Special:Allpages/G|G]] [[Special:Allpages/H|H]] [[Special:Allpages/I|I]] [[Special:Allpages/J|J]] [[Special:Allpages/K|K]] [[Special:Allpages/L|L]] [[Special:Allpages/M|M]] [[Special:Allpages/N|N]] [[Special:Allpages/O|O]] [[Special:Allpages/P|P]] [[Special:Allpages/Q|Q]] [[Special:Allpages/R|R]] [[Special:Allpages/S|S]] [[Special:Allpages/T|T]] [[Special:Allpages/U|U]] [[Special:Allpages/V|V]] [[Special:Allpages/W|W]] [[Special:Allpages/X|X]] [[Special:Allpages/Y|Y]] [[Special:Allpages/Z|Z]] </center> <br style="clear:both;"> {| cellspacing="3" |- valign="top" |width="55%" class="MainPageBG" style="border: 1px solid #ffc9c9; color: #000; background-color: #fff3f3"| ==Tips for writers== * Keep it simple - then pages will be easier to read by people who do not speak English well. * Write good pages - The best [[dictionary]] pages are full of detail and information on the subject. * Use the pages - These pages help people learn English. You may use pages from this Wiktionary to make pages in a different language, if you change the writing to that language. * If you're looking for a word to work on, then the [[Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist|850 words of Charles Kay Ogden's Basic English]] might be a good place to start. |width="45%" class="MainPageBG" style="border: 1px solid #c6c9ff; color: #000; background-color: #f0f0ff"| ==Links== ;[[Wiktionary:Requested_Definitions|Request a definition]] Ask for a word to be added if you don't want to write it yourself. ;[[Wiktionary:Community Portal|Community Portal]] For help and advice on using and writing Wiktionary Simple. ;[[Wiktionary:Simple talk|Talk]] Ask a question or provide feedback on the talk page. |} ==Sister projects in Simple English== {{Sisterprojectssimple}} ==Sister projects in English== {{Sisterprojects}} == Wiktionary in Other Languages == {{All Wiktionaries}} 5049 2006-02-21T22:28:26Z H2g2bob 43 Moved WotD below welcome text __NOTOC__ __NOEDITSECTION__ <div style="float:right;"><small>We are currently working on '''[[Special:Statistics|{{NUMBEROFARTICLES}}]]''' entries.</small></div> ==Welcome!== Welcome to Wiktionary in Simple English. This website is a [[dictionary]], written in simple words so you can understand them. To find a word, type it into the "search" box to the left. For example, if you want to know what "dictionary" means, type "dictionary" into the box and click "Go". <div style="float:right; background-color:#eeeeff; "> <big>'''Word of the day:'''</big> {{:Wiktionary:Word of the day/{{CURRENTYEAR}}-{{CURRENTMONTH}}-{{CURRENTDAY}}}}<small> - [[Wiktionary:Word of the day|Word of the day]]</small> </div> ==Browse== Browse words beginning with... <center> [[Special:Allpages/A|A]] [[Special:Allpages/B|B]] [[Special:Allpages/C|C]] [[Special:Allpages/D|D]] [[Special:Allpages/E|E]] [[Special:Allpages/F|F]] [[Special:Allpages/G|G]] [[Special:Allpages/H|H]] [[Special:Allpages/I|I]] [[Special:Allpages/J|J]] [[Special:Allpages/K|K]] [[Special:Allpages/L|L]] [[Special:Allpages/M|M]] [[Special:Allpages/N|N]] [[Special:Allpages/O|O]] [[Special:Allpages/P|P]] [[Special:Allpages/Q|Q]] [[Special:Allpages/R|R]] [[Special:Allpages/S|S]] [[Special:Allpages/T|T]] [[Special:Allpages/U|U]] [[Special:Allpages/V|V]] [[Special:Allpages/W|W]] [[Special:Allpages/X|X]] [[Special:Allpages/Y|Y]] [[Special:Allpages/Z|Z]] </center> <br style="clear:both;"> {| cellspacing="3" |- valign="top" |width="55%" class="MainPageBG" style="border: 1px solid #ffc9c9; color: #000; background-color: #fff3f3"| ==Tips for writers== * Keep it simple - then pages will be easier to read by people who do not speak English well. * Write good pages - The best [[dictionary]] pages are full of detail and information on the subject. * Use the pages - These pages help people learn English. You may use pages from this Wiktionary to make pages in a different language, if you change the writing to that language. * If you're looking for a word to work on, then the [[Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist|850 words of Charles Kay Ogden's Basic English]] might be a good place to start. |width="45%" class="MainPageBG" style="border: 1px solid #c6c9ff; color: #000; background-color: #f0f0ff"| ==Links== ;[[Wiktionary:Requested_Definitions|Request a definition]] Ask for a word to be added if you don't want to write it yourself. ;[[Wiktionary:Community Portal|Community Portal]] For help and advice on using and writing Wiktionary Simple. ;[[Wiktionary:Simple talk|Talk]] Ask a question or provide feedback on the talk page. |} ==Sister projects in Simple English== {{Sisterprojectssimple}} ==Sister projects in English== {{Sisterprojects}} == Wiktionary in Other Languages == {{All Wiktionaries}} 5084 2006-02-23T00:30:25Z Flcelloguy 44 Fmt? __NOTOC__ __NOEDITSECTION__ <div style="float:right;"><small>We are currently working on '''[[Special:Statistics|{{NUMBEROFARTICLES}}]]''' entries.</small></div> ==Welcome!== Welcome to Wiktionary in Simple English. This website is a [[dictionary]], written in simple words so you can understand them. To find a word, type it into the "search" box to the left. For example, if you want to know what "dictionary" means, type "dictionary" into the box and click "Go". <div style="float:right; background-color:#eeeeff; "> <big>'''Word of the day:'''</big> {{Wiktionary:Word of the day/{{CURRENTYEAR}}-{{CURRENTMONTH}}-{{CURRENTDAY}}}}<small> - [[Wiktionary:Word of the day|Word of the day]]</small> </div> ==Browse== Browse words beginning with... <center> [[Special:Allpages/A|A]] [[Special:Allpages/B|B]] [[Special:Allpages/C|C]] [[Special:Allpages/D|D]] [[Special:Allpages/E|E]] [[Special:Allpages/F|F]] [[Special:Allpages/G|G]] [[Special:Allpages/H|H]] [[Special:Allpages/I|I]] [[Special:Allpages/J|J]] [[Special:Allpages/K|K]] [[Special:Allpages/L|L]] [[Special:Allpages/M|M]] [[Special:Allpages/N|N]] [[Special:Allpages/O|O]] [[Special:Allpages/P|P]] [[Special:Allpages/Q|Q]] [[Special:Allpages/R|R]] [[Special:Allpages/S|S]] [[Special:Allpages/T|T]] [[Special:Allpages/U|U]] [[Special:Allpages/V|V]] [[Special:Allpages/W|W]] [[Special:Allpages/X|X]] [[Special:Allpages/Y|Y]] [[Special:Allpages/Z|Z]] </center> <br style="clear:both;"> {| cellspacing="3" |- valign="top" |width="55%" class="MainPageBG" style="border: 1px solid #ffc9c9; color: #000; background-color: #fff3f3"| ==Tips for writers== * Keep it simple - then pages will be easier to read by people who do not speak English well. * Write good pages - The best [[dictionary]] pages are full of detail and information on the subject. * Use the pages - These pages help people learn English. You may use pages from this Wiktionary to make pages in a different language, if you change the writing to that language. * If you're looking for a word to work on, then the [[Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist|850 words of Charles Kay Ogden's Basic English]] might be a good place to start. |width="45%" class="MainPageBG" style="border: 1px solid #c6c9ff; color: #000; background-color: #f0f0ff"| ==Links== ;[[Wiktionary:Requested_Definitions|Request a definition]] Ask for a word to be added if you don't want to write it yourself. ;[[Wiktionary:Community Portal|Community Portal]] For help and advice on using and writing Wiktionary Simple. ;[[Wiktionary:Simple talk|Talk]] Ask a question or provide feedback on the talk page. |} ==Sister projects in Simple English== {{Sisterprojectssimple}} ==Sister projects in English== {{Sisterprojects}} == Wiktionary in Other Languages == {{All Wiktionaries}} 5086 2006-02-23T00:31:19Z Flcelloguy 44 : __NOTOC__ __NOEDITSECTION__ <div style="float:right;"><small>We are currently working on '''[[Special:Statistics|{{NUMBEROFARTICLES}}]]''' entries.</small></div> ==Welcome!== Welcome to Wiktionary in Simple English. This website is a [[dictionary]], written in simple words so you can understand them. To find a word, type it into the "search" box to the left. For example, if you want to know what "dictionary" means, type "dictionary" into the box and click "Go". <div style="float:right; background-color:#eeeeff; "> <big>'''Word of the day:'''</big> {{:Wiktionary:Word of the day/{{CURRENTYEAR}}-{{CURRENTMONTH}}-{{CURRENTDAY}}}}<small> - [[Wiktionary:Word of the day|Word of the day]]</small> </div> ==Browse== Browse words beginning with... <center> [[Special:Allpages/A|A]] [[Special:Allpages/B|B]] [[Special:Allpages/C|C]] [[Special:Allpages/D|D]] [[Special:Allpages/E|E]] [[Special:Allpages/F|F]] [[Special:Allpages/G|G]] [[Special:Allpages/H|H]] [[Special:Allpages/I|I]] [[Special:Allpages/J|J]] [[Special:Allpages/K|K]] [[Special:Allpages/L|L]] [[Special:Allpages/M|M]] [[Special:Allpages/N|N]] [[Special:Allpages/O|O]] [[Special:Allpages/P|P]] [[Special:Allpages/Q|Q]] [[Special:Allpages/R|R]] [[Special:Allpages/S|S]] [[Special:Allpages/T|T]] [[Special:Allpages/U|U]] [[Special:Allpages/V|V]] [[Special:Allpages/W|W]] [[Special:Allpages/X|X]] [[Special:Allpages/Y|Y]] [[Special:Allpages/Z|Z]] </center> <br style="clear:both;"> {| cellspacing="3" |- valign="top" |width="55%" class="MainPageBG" style="border: 1px solid #ffc9c9; color: #000; background-color: #fff3f3"| ==Tips for writers== * Keep it simple - then pages will be easier to read by people who do not speak English well. * Write good pages - The best [[dictionary]] pages are full of detail and information on the subject. * Use the pages - These pages help people learn English. You may use pages from this Wiktionary to make pages in a different language, if you change the writing to that language. * If you're looking for a word to work on, then the [[Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist|850 words of Charles Kay Ogden's Basic English]] might be a good place to start. |width="45%" class="MainPageBG" style="border: 1px solid #c6c9ff; color: #000; background-color: #f0f0ff"| ==Links== ;[[Wiktionary:Requested_Definitions|Request a definition]] Ask for a word to be added if you don't want to write it yourself. ;[[Wiktionary:Community Portal|Community Portal]] For help and advice on using and writing Wiktionary Simple. ;[[Wiktionary:Simple talk|Talk]] Ask a question or provide feedback on the talk page. |} ==Sister projects in Simple English== {{Sisterprojectssimple}} ==Sister projects in English== {{Sisterprojects}} == Wiktionary in Other Languages == {{All Wiktionaries}} 5295 2006-02-23T00:59:39Z Conversion script [[Main Page]] moved to [[main Page]]: Converting page titles to lowercase __NOTOC__ __NOEDITSECTION__ <div style="float:right;"><small>We are currently working on '''[[Special:Statistics|{{NUMBEROFARTICLES}}]]''' entries.</small></div> ==Welcome!== Welcome to Wiktionary in Simple English. This website is a [[dictionary]], written in simple words so you can understand them. To find a word, type it into the "search" box to the left. For example, if you want to know what "dictionary" means, type "dictionary" into the box and click "Go". <div style="float:right; background-color:#eeeeff; "> <big>'''Word of the day:'''</big> {{:Wiktionary:Word of the day/{{CURRENTYEAR}}-{{CURRENTMONTH}}-{{CURRENTDAY}}}}<small> - [[Wiktionary:Word of the day|Word of the day]]</small> </div> ==Browse== Browse words beginning with... <center> [[Special:Allpages/A|A]] [[Special:Allpages/B|B]] [[Special:Allpages/C|C]] [[Special:Allpages/D|D]] [[Special:Allpages/E|E]] [[Special:Allpages/F|F]] [[Special:Allpages/G|G]] [[Special:Allpages/H|H]] [[Special:Allpages/I|I]] [[Special:Allpages/J|J]] [[Special:Allpages/K|K]] [[Special:Allpages/L|L]] [[Special:Allpages/M|M]] [[Special:Allpages/N|N]] [[Special:Allpages/O|O]] [[Special:Allpages/P|P]] [[Special:Allpages/Q|Q]] [[Special:Allpages/R|R]] [[Special:Allpages/S|S]] [[Special:Allpages/T|T]] [[Special:Allpages/U|U]] [[Special:Allpages/V|V]] [[Special:Allpages/W|W]] [[Special:Allpages/X|X]] [[Special:Allpages/Y|Y]] [[Special:Allpages/Z|Z]] </center> <br style="clear:both;"> {| cellspacing="3" |- valign="top" |width="55%" class="MainPageBG" style="border: 1px solid #ffc9c9; color: #000; background-color: #fff3f3"| ==Tips for writers== * Keep it simple - then pages will be easier to read by people who do not speak English well. * Write good pages - The best [[dictionary]] pages are full of detail and information on the subject. * Use the pages - These pages help people learn English. You may use pages from this Wiktionary to make pages in a different language, if you change the writing to that language. * If you're looking for a word to work on, then the [[Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist|850 words of Charles Kay Ogden's Basic English]] might be a good place to start. |width="45%" class="MainPageBG" style="border: 1px solid #c6c9ff; color: #000; background-color: #f0f0ff"| ==Links== ;[[Wiktionary:Requested_Definitions|Request a definition]] Ask for a word to be added if you don't want to write it yourself. ;[[Wiktionary:Community Portal|Community Portal]] For help and advice on using and writing Wiktionary Simple. ;[[Wiktionary:Simple talk|Talk]] Ask a question or provide feedback on the talk page. |} ==Sister projects in Simple English== {{Sisterprojectssimple}} ==Sister projects in English== {{Sisterprojects}} == Wiktionary in Other Languages == {{All Wiktionaries}} 5525 2006-02-23T01:16:44Z Gmcfoley 41 [[main Page]] moved to [[Main Page]] __NOTOC__ __NOEDITSECTION__ <div style="float:right;"><small>We are currently working on '''[[Special:Statistics|{{NUMBEROFARTICLES}}]]''' entries.</small></div> ==Welcome!== Welcome to Wiktionary in Simple English. This website is a [[dictionary]], written in simple words so you can understand them. To find a word, type it into the "search" box to the left. For example, if you want to know what "dictionary" means, type "dictionary" into the box and click "Go". <div style="float:right; background-color:#eeeeff; "> <big>'''Word of the day:'''</big> {{:Wiktionary:Word of the day/{{CURRENTYEAR}}-{{CURRENTMONTH}}-{{CURRENTDAY}}}}<small> - [[Wiktionary:Word of the day|Word of the day]]</small> </div> ==Browse== Browse words beginning with... <center> [[Special:Allpages/A|A]] [[Special:Allpages/B|B]] [[Special:Allpages/C|C]] [[Special:Allpages/D|D]] [[Special:Allpages/E|E]] [[Special:Allpages/F|F]] [[Special:Allpages/G|G]] [[Special:Allpages/H|H]] [[Special:Allpages/I|I]] [[Special:Allpages/J|J]] [[Special:Allpages/K|K]] [[Special:Allpages/L|L]] [[Special:Allpages/M|M]] [[Special:Allpages/N|N]] [[Special:Allpages/O|O]] [[Special:Allpages/P|P]] [[Special:Allpages/Q|Q]] [[Special:Allpages/R|R]] [[Special:Allpages/S|S]] [[Special:Allpages/T|T]] [[Special:Allpages/U|U]] [[Special:Allpages/V|V]] [[Special:Allpages/W|W]] [[Special:Allpages/X|X]] [[Special:Allpages/Y|Y]] [[Special:Allpages/Z|Z]] </center> <br style="clear:both;"> {| cellspacing="3" |- valign="top" |width="55%" class="MainPageBG" style="border: 1px solid #ffc9c9; color: #000; background-color: #fff3f3"| ==Tips for writers== * Keep it simple - then pages will be easier to read by people who do not speak English well. * Write good pages - The best [[dictionary]] pages are full of detail and information on the subject. * Use the pages - These pages help people learn English. You may use pages from this Wiktionary to make pages in a different language, if you change the writing to that language. * If you're looking for a word to work on, then the [[Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist|850 words of Charles Kay Ogden's Basic English]] might be a good place to start. |width="45%" class="MainPageBG" style="border: 1px solid #c6c9ff; color: #000; background-color: #f0f0ff"| ==Links== ;[[Wiktionary:Requested_Definitions|Request a definition]] Ask for a word to be added if you don't want to write it yourself. ;[[Wiktionary:Community Portal|Community Portal]] For help and advice on using and writing Wiktionary Simple. ;[[Wiktionary:Simple talk|Talk]] Ask a question or provide feedback on the talk page. |} ==Sister projects in Simple English== {{Sisterprojectssimple}} ==Sister projects in English== {{Sisterprojects}} == Wiktionary in Other Languages == {{All Wiktionaries}} 5737 2006-03-10T04:27:43Z Cromwellt 61 fixed link after moving page __NOTOC__ __NOEDITSECTION__ <div style="float:right;"><small>We are currently working on '''[[Special:Statistics|{{NUMBEROFARTICLES}}]]''' entries.</small></div> ==Welcome!== Welcome to Wiktionary in Simple English. This website is a [[dictionary]], written in simple words so you can understand them. To find a word, type it into the "search" box to the left. For example, if you want to know what "dictionary" means, type "dictionary" into the box and click "Go". <div style="float:right; background-color:#eeeeff; "> <big>'''Word of the day:'''</big> {{:Wiktionary:Word of the day/{{CURRENTYEAR}}-{{CURRENTMONTH}}-{{CURRENTDAY}}}}<small> - [[Wiktionary:Word of the day|Word of the day]]</small> </div> ==Browse== Browse words beginning with... <center> [[Special:Allpages/A|A]] [[Special:Allpages/B|B]] [[Special:Allpages/C|C]] [[Special:Allpages/D|D]] [[Special:Allpages/E|E]] [[Special:Allpages/F|F]] [[Special:Allpages/G|G]] [[Special:Allpages/H|H]] [[Special:Allpages/I|I]] [[Special:Allpages/J|J]] [[Special:Allpages/K|K]] [[Special:Allpages/L|L]] [[Special:Allpages/M|M]] [[Special:Allpages/N|N]] [[Special:Allpages/O|O]] [[Special:Allpages/P|P]] [[Special:Allpages/Q|Q]] [[Special:Allpages/R|R]] [[Special:Allpages/S|S]] [[Special:Allpages/T|T]] [[Special:Allpages/U|U]] [[Special:Allpages/V|V]] [[Special:Allpages/W|W]] [[Special:Allpages/X|X]] [[Special:Allpages/Y|Y]] [[Special:Allpages/Z|Z]] </center> <br style="clear:both;"> {| cellspacing="3" |- valign="top" |width="55%" class="MainPageBG" style="border: 1px solid #ffc9c9; color: #000; background-color: #fff3f3"| ==Tips for writers== * Keep it simple - then pages will be easier to read by people who do not speak English well. * Write good pages - The best [[dictionary]] pages are full of detail and information on the subject. * Use the pages - These pages help people learn English. You may use pages from this Wiktionary to make pages in a different language, if you change the writing to that language. * If you're looking for a word to work on, then the [[Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist|850 words of Charles Kay Ogden's Basic English]] might be a good place to start. |width="45%" class="MainPageBG" style="border: 1px solid #c6c9ff; color: #000; background-color: #f0f0ff"| ==Links== ;[[Wiktionary:Requested_definitions|Request a definition]] Ask for a word to be added if you don't want to write it yourself. ;[[Wiktionary:Community Portal|Community Portal]] For help and advice on using and writing Wiktionary Simple. ;[[Wiktionary:Simple talk|Talk]] Ask a question or provide feedback on the talk page. |} ==Sister projects in Simple English== {{Sisterprojectssimple}} ==Sister projects in English== {{Sisterprojects}} == Wiktionary in Other Languages == {{All Wiktionaries}} 6009 2006-03-13T19:22:03Z H2g2bob 43 Moved WotD back up into introduction (so long WotDs look better) __NOTOC__ __NOEDITSECTION__ <div style="float:right;"><small>We are currently working on '''[[Special:Statistics|{{NUMBEROFARTICLES}}]]''' entries.</small></div> ==Welcome!== <div style="float:right; background-color:#eeeeff; "> <big>'''Word of the day:'''</big> {{:Wiktionary:Word of the day/{{CURRENTYEAR}}-{{CURRENTMONTH}}-{{CURRENTDAY}}}}<small> - [[Wiktionary:Word of the day|Word of the day]]</small> </div> Welcome to Wiktionary in Simple English. This website is a [[dictionary]], written in simple words so you can understand them. To find a word, type it into the "search" box to the left. For example, if you want to know what "dictionary" means, type "dictionary" into the box and click "Go". ==Browse== Browse words beginning with... <center> [[Special:Allpages/A|A]] [[Special:Allpages/B|B]] [[Special:Allpages/C|C]] [[Special:Allpages/D|D]] [[Special:Allpages/E|E]] [[Special:Allpages/F|F]] [[Special:Allpages/G|G]] [[Special:Allpages/H|H]] [[Special:Allpages/I|I]] [[Special:Allpages/J|J]] [[Special:Allpages/K|K]] [[Special:Allpages/L|L]] [[Special:Allpages/M|M]] [[Special:Allpages/N|N]] [[Special:Allpages/O|O]] [[Special:Allpages/P|P]] [[Special:Allpages/Q|Q]] [[Special:Allpages/R|R]] [[Special:Allpages/S|S]] [[Special:Allpages/T|T]] [[Special:Allpages/U|U]] [[Special:Allpages/V|V]] [[Special:Allpages/W|W]] [[Special:Allpages/X|X]] [[Special:Allpages/Y|Y]] [[Special:Allpages/Z|Z]] </center> <br style="clear:both;"> {| cellspacing="3" |- valign="top" |width="55%" class="MainPageBG" style="border: 1px solid #ffc9c9; color: #000; background-color: #fff3f3"| ==Tips for writers== * Keep it simple - then pages will be easier to read by people who do not speak English well. * Write good pages - The best [[dictionary]] pages are full of detail and information on the subject. * Use the pages - These pages help people learn English. You may use pages from this Wiktionary to make pages in a different language, if you change the writing to that language. * If you're looking for a word to work on, then the [[Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist|850 words of Charles Kay Ogden's Basic English]] might be a good place to start. |width="45%" class="MainPageBG" style="border: 1px solid #c6c9ff; color: #000; background-color: #f0f0ff"| ==Links== ;[[Wiktionary:Requested_definitions|Request a definition]] Ask for a word to be added if you don't want to write it yourself. ;[[Wiktionary:Community Portal|Community Portal]] For help and advice on using and writing Wiktionary Simple. ;[[Wiktionary:Simple talk|Talk]] Ask a question or provide feedback on the talk page. |} ==Sister projects in Simple English== {{Sisterprojectssimple}} ==Sister projects in English== {{Sisterprojects}} == Wiktionary in Other Languages == {{All Wiktionaries}} 6425 2006-04-20T16:39:49Z Brett 77 __NOTOC__ __NOEDITSECTION__ <div style="float:right;"><small>We are currently working on '''[[Special:Statistics|{{NUMBEROFARTICLES}}]]''' entries.</small></div> ==Welcome!== <div style="float:right; background-color:#eeeeff; "> <big>'''Word of the day:'''</big> {{:Wiktionary:Word of the day/{{CURRENTYEAR}}-{{CURRENTMONTH}}-{{CURRENTDAY}}}}<small> - [[Wiktionary:Word of the day|Word of the day]]</small> </div> Welcome to Wiktionary in Simple English. This website is a [[dictionary]], written in simple words so you can understand them. To find a word, type it into the "search" box to the left. For example, if you want to know what "dictionary" means, type "dictionary" into the box and click "Go". ==Browse== Browse words beginning with... <center> [[Special:Allpages/A|A]] [[Special:Allpages/B|B]] [[Special:Allpages/C|C]] [[Special:Allpages/D|D]] [[Special:Allpages/E|E]] [[Special:Allpages/F|F]] [[Special:Allpages/G|G]] [[Special:Allpages/H|H]] [[Special:Allpages/I|I]] [[Special:Allpages/J|J]] [[Special:Allpages/K|K]] [[Special:Allpages/L|L]] [[Special:Allpages/M|M]] [[Special:Allpages/N|N]] [[Special:Allpages/O|O]] [[Special:Allpages/P|P]] [[Special:Allpages/Q|Q]] [[Special:Allpages/R|R]] [[Special:Allpages/S|S]] [[Special:Allpages/T|T]] [[Special:Allpages/U|U]] [[Special:Allpages/V|V]] [[Special:Allpages/W|W]] [[Special:Allpages/X|X]] [[Special:Allpages/Y|Y]] [[Special:Allpages/Z|Z]] </center> <br style="clear:both;"> {| cellspacing="3" |- valign="top" |width="55%" class="MainPageBG" style="border: 1px solid #ffc9c9; color: #000; background-color: #fff3f3"| ==Tips for writers== * Keep it simple - then pages will be easier to read by people who do not speak English well. * Write good pages - The best [[dictionary]] pages are clear and have enough detail to help the user understand and use the word. * Use the pages - These pages help people learn English. You may use pages from this Wiktionary to make pages in a different language, if you change the writing to that language. * If you're looking for a word to work on, then the [[Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist|850 words of Charles Kay Ogden's Basic English]] might be a good place to start. |width="45%" class="MainPageBG" style="border: 1px solid #c6c9ff; color: #000; background-color: #f0f0ff"| ==Links== ;[[Wiktionary:Requested_definitions|Request a definition]] Ask for a word to be added if you don't want to write it yourself. ;[[Wiktionary:Community Portal|Community Portal]] For help and advice on using and writing Wiktionary Simple. ;[[Wiktionary:Simple talk|Talk]] Ask a question or provide feedback on the talk page. |} ==Sister projects in Simple English== {{Sisterprojectssimple}} ==Sister projects in English== {{Sisterprojects}} == Wiktionary in Other Languages == {{All Wiktionaries}} 6736 2006-05-29T06:47:27Z Cromwellt 61 added advisory about attempts to close SEWiktionary '''''Advisory:''' Some users from other projects are trying to close down Simple English Wiktionary! If you think this project should not be closed, vote '''oppose [[:meta:Proposals for closing projects|here]]''' and '''[[:meta:Inactive projects|here]].''''' ---- __NOTOC__ __NOEDITSECTION__ <div style="float:right;"><small>We are currently working on '''[[Special:Statistics|{{NUMBEROFARTICLES}}]]''' entries.</small></div> ==Welcome!== <div style="float:right; background-color:#eeeeff; "> <big>'''Word of the day:'''</big> {{:Wiktionary:Word of the day/{{CURRENTYEAR}}-{{CURRENTMONTH}}-{{CURRENTDAY}}}}<small> - [[Wiktionary:Word of the day|Word of the day]]</small> </div> Welcome to Wiktionary in Simple English. This website is a [[dictionary]], written in simple words so you can understand them. To find a word, type it into the "search" box to the left. For example, if you want to know what "dictionary" means, type "dictionary" into the box and click "Go". ==Browse== Browse words beginning with... <center> [[Special:Allpages/A|A]] [[Special:Allpages/B|B]] [[Special:Allpages/C|C]] [[Special:Allpages/D|D]] [[Special:Allpages/E|E]] [[Special:Allpages/F|F]] [[Special:Allpages/G|G]] [[Special:Allpages/H|H]] [[Special:Allpages/I|I]] [[Special:Allpages/J|J]] [[Special:Allpages/K|K]] [[Special:Allpages/L|L]] [[Special:Allpages/M|M]] [[Special:Allpages/N|N]] [[Special:Allpages/O|O]] [[Special:Allpages/P|P]] [[Special:Allpages/Q|Q]] [[Special:Allpages/R|R]] [[Special:Allpages/S|S]] [[Special:Allpages/T|T]] [[Special:Allpages/U|U]] [[Special:Allpages/V|V]] [[Special:Allpages/W|W]] [[Special:Allpages/X|X]] [[Special:Allpages/Y|Y]] [[Special:Allpages/Z|Z]] </center> <br style="clear:both;"> {| cellspacing="3" |- valign="top" |width="55%" class="MainPageBG" style="border: 1px solid #ffc9c9; color: #000; background-color: #fff3f3"| ==Tips for writers== * Keep it simple - then pages will be easier to read by people who do not speak English well. * Write good pages - The best [[dictionary]] pages are clear and have enough detail to help the user understand and use the word. * Use the pages - These pages help people learn English. You may use pages from this Wiktionary to make pages in a different language, if you change the writing to that language. * If you're looking for a word to work on, then the [[Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist|850 words of Charles Kay Ogden's Basic English]] might be a good place to start. |width="45%" class="MainPageBG" style="border: 1px solid #c6c9ff; color: #000; background-color: #f0f0ff"| ==Links== ;[[Wiktionary:Requested_definitions|Request a definition]] Ask for a word to be added if you don't want to write it yourself. ;[[Wiktionary:Community Portal|Community Portal]] For help and advice on using and writing Wiktionary Simple. ;[[Wiktionary:Simple talk|Talk]] Ask a question or provide feedback on the talk page. |} ==Sister projects in Simple English== {{Sisterprojectssimple}} ==Sister projects in English== {{Sisterprojects}} == Wiktionary in Other Languages == {{All Wiktionaries}} 6739 2006-05-29T08:25:23Z Cromwellt 61 removed link to non-existent page (must have been deleted); added mention of other projects '''''Advisory:''' Some users from other projects are trying to close down Simple English Wiktionary, SEWikibooks, and SEWikiquote! If you think these projects should not be closed, vote '''oppose [[:meta:Proposals for closing projects|here]].''''' ---- __NOTOC__ __NOEDITSECTION__ <div style="float:right;"><small>We are currently working on '''[[Special:Statistics|{{NUMBEROFARTICLES}}]]''' entries.</small></div> ==Welcome!== <div style="float:right; background-color:#eeeeff; "> <big>'''Word of the day:'''</big> {{:Wiktionary:Word of the day/{{CURRENTYEAR}}-{{CURRENTMONTH}}-{{CURRENTDAY}}}}<small> - [[Wiktionary:Word of the day|Word of the day]]</small> </div> Welcome to Wiktionary in Simple English. This website is a [[dictionary]], written in simple words so you can understand them. To find a word, type it into the "search" box to the left. For example, if you want to know what "dictionary" means, type "dictionary" into the box and click "Go". ==Browse== Browse words beginning with... <center> [[Special:Allpages/A|A]] [[Special:Allpages/B|B]] [[Special:Allpages/C|C]] [[Special:Allpages/D|D]] [[Special:Allpages/E|E]] [[Special:Allpages/F|F]] [[Special:Allpages/G|G]] [[Special:Allpages/H|H]] [[Special:Allpages/I|I]] [[Special:Allpages/J|J]] [[Special:Allpages/K|K]] [[Special:Allpages/L|L]] [[Special:Allpages/M|M]] [[Special:Allpages/N|N]] [[Special:Allpages/O|O]] [[Special:Allpages/P|P]] [[Special:Allpages/Q|Q]] [[Special:Allpages/R|R]] [[Special:Allpages/S|S]] [[Special:Allpages/T|T]] [[Special:Allpages/U|U]] [[Special:Allpages/V|V]] [[Special:Allpages/W|W]] [[Special:Allpages/X|X]] [[Special:Allpages/Y|Y]] [[Special:Allpages/Z|Z]] </center> <br style="clear:both;"> {| cellspacing="3" |- valign="top" |width="55%" class="MainPageBG" style="border: 1px solid #ffc9c9; color: #000; background-color: #fff3f3"| ==Tips for writers== * Keep it simple - then pages will be easier to read by people who do not speak English well. * Write good pages - The best [[dictionary]] pages are clear and have enough detail to help the user understand and use the word. * Use the pages - These pages help people learn English. You may use pages from this Wiktionary to make pages in a different language, if you change the writing to that language. * If you're looking for a word to work on, then the [[Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist|850 words of Charles Kay Ogden's Basic English]] might be a good place to start. |width="45%" class="MainPageBG" style="border: 1px solid #c6c9ff; color: #000; background-color: #f0f0ff"| ==Links== ;[[Wiktionary:Requested_definitions|Request a definition]] Ask for a word to be added if you don't want to write it yourself. ;[[Wiktionary:Community Portal|Community Portal]] For help and advice on using and writing Wiktionary Simple. ;[[Wiktionary:Simple talk|Talk]] Ask a question or provide feedback on the talk page. |} ==Sister projects in Simple English== {{Sisterprojectssimple}} ==Sister projects in English== {{Sisterprojects}} == Wiktionary in Other Languages == {{All Wiktionaries}} 6742 2006-05-29T11:10:05Z Cromwellt 61 found correct page, added corrected link back '''''Advisory:''' Some users from other projects are trying to close down Simple English Wiktionary, SEWikibooks, and SEWikiquote! If you think these projects should not be closed, vote '''oppose [[:meta:Proposals for closing projects|here]]''' and '''[[:meta:Inactive wikis|here]].''''' ---- __NOTOC__ __NOEDITSECTION__ <div style="float:right;"><small>We are currently working on '''[[Special:Statistics|{{NUMBEROFARTICLES}}]]''' entries.</small></div> ==Welcome!== <div style="float:right; background-color:#eeeeff; "> <big>'''Word of the day:'''</big> {{:Wiktionary:Word of the day/{{CURRENTYEAR}}-{{CURRENTMONTH}}-{{CURRENTDAY}}}}<small> - [[Wiktionary:Word of the day|Word of the day]]</small> </div> Welcome to Wiktionary in Simple English. This website is a [[dictionary]], written in simple words so you can understand them. To find a word, type it into the "search" box to the left. For example, if you want to know what "dictionary" means, type "dictionary" into the box and click "Go". ==Browse== Browse words beginning with... <center> [[Special:Allpages/A|A]] [[Special:Allpages/B|B]] [[Special:Allpages/C|C]] [[Special:Allpages/D|D]] [[Special:Allpages/E|E]] [[Special:Allpages/F|F]] [[Special:Allpages/G|G]] [[Special:Allpages/H|H]] [[Special:Allpages/I|I]] [[Special:Allpages/J|J]] [[Special:Allpages/K|K]] [[Special:Allpages/L|L]] [[Special:Allpages/M|M]] [[Special:Allpages/N|N]] [[Special:Allpages/O|O]] [[Special:Allpages/P|P]] [[Special:Allpages/Q|Q]] [[Special:Allpages/R|R]] [[Special:Allpages/S|S]] [[Special:Allpages/T|T]] [[Special:Allpages/U|U]] [[Special:Allpages/V|V]] [[Special:Allpages/W|W]] [[Special:Allpages/X|X]] [[Special:Allpages/Y|Y]] [[Special:Allpages/Z|Z]] </center> <br style="clear:both;"> {| cellspacing="3" |- valign="top" |width="55%" class="MainPageBG" style="border: 1px solid #ffc9c9; color: #000; background-color: #fff3f3"| ==Tips for writers== * Keep it simple - then pages will be easier to read by people who do not speak English well. * Write good pages - The best [[dictionary]] pages are clear and have enough detail to help the user understand and use the word. * Use the pages - These pages help people learn English. You may use pages from this Wiktionary to make pages in a different language, if you change the writing to that language. * If you're looking for a word to work on, then the [[Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist|850 words of Charles Kay Ogden's Basic English]] might be a good place to start. |width="45%" class="MainPageBG" style="border: 1px solid #c6c9ff; color: #000; background-color: #f0f0ff"| ==Links== ;[[Wiktionary:Requested_definitions|Request a definition]] Ask for a word to be added if you don't want to write it yourself. ;[[Wiktionary:Community Portal|Community Portal]] For help and advice on using and writing Wiktionary Simple. ;[[Wiktionary:Simple talk|Talk]] Ask a question or provide feedback on the talk page. |} ==Sister projects in Simple English== {{Sisterprojectssimple}} ==Sister projects in English== {{Sisterprojects}} == Wiktionary in Other Languages == {{All Wiktionaries}} 6799 2006-06-11T12:36:32Z H2g2bob 43 rm word, as it's blank '''''Advisory:''' Some users from other projects are trying to close down Simple English Wiktionary, SEWikibooks, and SEWikiquote! If you think these projects should not be closed, vote '''oppose [[:meta:Proposals for closing projects|here]]''' and '''[[:meta:Inactive wikis|here]].''''' ---- __NOTOC__ __NOEDITSECTION__ <div style="float:right;"><small>We are currently working on '''[[Special:Statistics|{{NUMBEROFARTICLES}}]]''' entries.</small></div> ==Welcome!== <!-- <div style="float:right; background-color:#eeeeff; "> <big>'''Word of the day:'''</big> {{:Wiktionary:Word of the day/{{CURRENTYEAR}}-{{CURRENTMONTH}}-{{CURRENTDAY}}}}<small> - [[Wiktionary:Word of the day|Word of the day]]</small> </div> --> Welcome to Wiktionary in Simple English. This website is a [[dictionary]], written in simple words so you can understand them. To find a word, type it into the "search" box to the left. For example, if you want to know what "dictionary" means, type "dictionary" into the box and click "Go". ==Browse== Browse words beginning with... <center> [[Special:Allpages/A|A]] [[Special:Allpages/B|B]] [[Special:Allpages/C|C]] [[Special:Allpages/D|D]] [[Special:Allpages/E|E]] [[Special:Allpages/F|F]] [[Special:Allpages/G|G]] [[Special:Allpages/H|H]] [[Special:Allpages/I|I]] [[Special:Allpages/J|J]] [[Special:Allpages/K|K]] [[Special:Allpages/L|L]] [[Special:Allpages/M|M]] [[Special:Allpages/N|N]] [[Special:Allpages/O|O]] [[Special:Allpages/P|P]] [[Special:Allpages/Q|Q]] [[Special:Allpages/R|R]] [[Special:Allpages/S|S]] [[Special:Allpages/T|T]] [[Special:Allpages/U|U]] [[Special:Allpages/V|V]] [[Special:Allpages/W|W]] [[Special:Allpages/X|X]] [[Special:Allpages/Y|Y]] [[Special:Allpages/Z|Z]] </center> <br style="clear:both;"> {| cellspacing="3" |- valign="top" |width="55%" class="MainPageBG" style="border: 1px solid #ffc9c9; color: #000; background-color: #fff3f3"| ==Tips for writers== * Keep it simple - then pages will be easier to read by people who do not speak English well. * Write good pages - The best [[dictionary]] pages are clear and have enough detail to help the user understand and use the word. * Use the pages - These pages help people learn English. You may use pages from this Wiktionary to make pages in a different language, if you change the writing to that language. * If you're looking for a word to work on, then the [[Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist|850 words of Charles Kay Ogden's Basic English]] might be a good place to start. |width="45%" class="MainPageBG" style="border: 1px solid #c6c9ff; color: #000; background-color: #f0f0ff"| ==Links== ;[[Wiktionary:Requested_definitions|Request a definition]] Ask for a word to be added if you don't want to write it yourself. ;[[Wiktionary:Community Portal|Community Portal]] For help and advice on using and writing Wiktionary Simple. ;[[Wiktionary:Simple talk|Talk]] Ask a question or provide feedback on the talk page. |} ==Sister projects in Simple English== {{Sisterprojectssimple}} ==Sister projects in English== {{Sisterprojects}} == Wiktionary in Other Languages == {{All Wiktionaries}} 6823 2006-06-21T14:34:31Z Cromwellt 61 re-added wotd (as it is not empty anymore) '''''Advisory:''' Some users from other projects are trying to close down Simple English Wiktionary, SEWikibooks, and SEWikiquote! If you think these projects should not be closed, vote '''oppose [[:meta:Proposals for closing projects|here]]''' and '''[[:meta:Inactive wikis|here]].''''' ---- __NOTOC__ __NOEDITSECTION__ <div style="float:right;"><small>We are currently working on '''[[Special:Statistics|{{NUMBEROFARTICLES}}]]''' entries.</small></div> ==Welcome!== <div style="float:right; background-color:#eeeeff; "> <big>'''Word of the day:'''</big> {{:Wiktionary:Word of the day/{{CURRENTYEAR}}-{{CURRENTMONTH}}-{{CURRENTDAY}}}}<small> - [[Wiktionary:Word of the day|Word of the day]]</small> </div> Welcome to Wiktionary in Simple English. This website is a [[dictionary]], written in simple words so you can understand them. To find a word, type it into the "search" box to the left. For example, if you want to know what "dictionary" means, type "dictionary" into the box and click "Go". ==Browse== Browse words beginning with... <center> [[Special:Allpages/A|A]] [[Special:Allpages/B|B]] [[Special:Allpages/C|C]] [[Special:Allpages/D|D]] [[Special:Allpages/E|E]] [[Special:Allpages/F|F]] [[Special:Allpages/G|G]] [[Special:Allpages/H|H]] [[Special:Allpages/I|I]] [[Special:Allpages/J|J]] [[Special:Allpages/K|K]] [[Special:Allpages/L|L]] [[Special:Allpages/M|M]] [[Special:Allpages/N|N]] [[Special:Allpages/O|O]] [[Special:Allpages/P|P]] [[Special:Allpages/Q|Q]] [[Special:Allpages/R|R]] [[Special:Allpages/S|S]] [[Special:Allpages/T|T]] [[Special:Allpages/U|U]] [[Special:Allpages/V|V]] [[Special:Allpages/W|W]] [[Special:Allpages/X|X]] [[Special:Allpages/Y|Y]] [[Special:Allpages/Z|Z]] </center> <br style="clear:both;"> {| cellspacing="3" |- valign="top" |width="55%" class="MainPageBG" style="border: 1px solid #ffc9c9; color: #000; background-color: #fff3f3"| ==Tips for writers== * Keep it simple - then pages will be easier to read by people who do not speak English well. * Write good pages - The best [[dictionary]] pages are clear and have enough detail to help the user understand and use the word. * Use the pages - These pages help people learn English. You may use pages from this Wiktionary to make pages in a different language, if you change the writing to that language. * If you're looking for a word to work on, then the [[Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist|850 words of Charles Kay Ogden's Basic English]] might be a good place to start. |width="45%" class="MainPageBG" style="border: 1px solid #c6c9ff; color: #000; background-color: #f0f0ff"| ==Links== ;[[Wiktionary:Requested_definitions|Request a definition]] Ask for a word to be added if you don't want to write it yourself. ;[[Wiktionary:Community Portal|Community Portal]] For help and advice on using and writing Wiktionary Simple. ;[[Wiktionary:Simple talk|Talk]] Ask a question or provide feedback on the talk page. |} ==Sister projects in Simple English== {{Sisterprojectssimple}} ==Sister projects in English== {{Sisterprojects}} == Wiktionary in Other Languages == {{All Wiktionaries}} 6826 2006-06-21T14:40:19Z Cromwellt 61 fixed wotd section to work with template I made '''''Advisory:''' Some users from other projects are trying to close down Simple English Wiktionary, SEWikibooks, and SEWikiquote! If you think these projects should not be closed, vote '''oppose [[:meta:Proposals for closing projects|here]]''' and '''[[:meta:Inactive wikis|here]].''''' ---- __NOTOC__ __NOEDITSECTION__ <div style="float:right;"><small>We are currently working on '''[[Special:Statistics|{{NUMBEROFARTICLES}}]]''' entries.</small></div> ==Welcome!== <div style="float:right; background-color:#eeeeff; "> <big>'''Word of the day:'''</big><br> {{:Wiktionary:Word of the day/{{CURRENTYEAR}}-{{CURRENTMONTH}}-{{CURRENTDAY}}}} <small>[[Wiktionary:Word of the day|Word of the day]]</small> </div> Welcome to Wiktionary in Simple English. This website is a [[dictionary]], written in simple words so you can understand them. To find a word, type it into the "search" box to the left. For example, if you want to know what "dictionary" means, type "dictionary" into the box and click "Go". ==Browse== Browse words beginning with... <center> [[Special:Allpages/A|A]] [[Special:Allpages/B|B]] [[Special:Allpages/C|C]] [[Special:Allpages/D|D]] [[Special:Allpages/E|E]] [[Special:Allpages/F|F]] [[Special:Allpages/G|G]] [[Special:Allpages/H|H]] [[Special:Allpages/I|I]] [[Special:Allpages/J|J]] [[Special:Allpages/K|K]] [[Special:Allpages/L|L]] [[Special:Allpages/M|M]] [[Special:Allpages/N|N]] [[Special:Allpages/O|O]] [[Special:Allpages/P|P]] [[Special:Allpages/Q|Q]] [[Special:Allpages/R|R]] [[Special:Allpages/S|S]] [[Special:Allpages/T|T]] [[Special:Allpages/U|U]] [[Special:Allpages/V|V]] [[Special:Allpages/W|W]] [[Special:Allpages/X|X]] [[Special:Allpages/Y|Y]] [[Special:Allpages/Z|Z]] </center> <br style="clear:both;"> {| cellspacing="3" |- valign="top" |width="55%" class="MainPageBG" style="border: 1px solid #ffc9c9; color: #000; background-color: #fff3f3"| ==Tips for writers== * Keep it simple - then pages will be easier to read by people who do not speak English well. * Write good pages - The best [[dictionary]] pages are clear and have enough detail to help the user understand and use the word. * Use the pages - These pages help people learn English. You may use pages from this Wiktionary to make pages in a different language, if you change the writing to that language. * If you're looking for a word to work on, then the [[Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist|850 words of Charles Kay Ogden's Basic English]] might be a good place to start. |width="45%" class="MainPageBG" style="border: 1px solid #c6c9ff; color: #000; background-color: #f0f0ff"| ==Links== ;[[Wiktionary:Requested_definitions|Request a definition]] Ask for a word to be added if you don't want to write it yourself. ;[[Wiktionary:Community Portal|Community Portal]] For help and advice on using and writing Wiktionary Simple. ;[[Wiktionary:Simple talk|Talk]] Ask a question or provide feedback on the talk page. |} ==Sister projects in Simple English== {{Sisterprojectssimple}} ==Sister projects in English== {{Sisterprojects}} == Wiktionary in Other Languages == {{All Wiktionaries}} 7079 2006-07-05T02:22:15Z 71.31.45.189 '''''Advisory:''' Some users from other projects are trying to close down Simple English Wiktionary, SEWikibooks, and SEWikiquote! If you think these projects should not be closed, vote '''oppose [[:meta:Proposals for closing projects|here]]''' and '''[[:meta:Inactive wikis|here]].''''' ---- __NOTOC__ __NOEDITSECTION__ <div style="float:right;"><small>We are currently working on '''[[Special:Statistics|{{NUMBEROFARTICLES}}]]''' entries.</small></div> ==Welcome!== <div style="float:right; background-color:#eeeeff; "> <big>'''Word of the day:'''</big><br> {{:Wiktionary:Word of the day/{{CURRENTYEAR}}-{{CURRENTMONTH}}-{{CURRENTDAY}}}} <small>[[Wiktionary:Word of the day|Word of the day]]</small> </div> Welcome to Wiktionary in Simple English. We have [{Special:Statistics|{{NUMBEROFARTICLES}}]]. This website is a [[dictionary]], written in simple words so you can understand them. To find a word, type it into the "search" box to the left. For example, if you want to know what "dictionary" means, type "dictionary" into the box and click "Go". ==Browse== Browse words beginning with... <center> [[Special:Allpages/A|A]] [[Special:Allpages/B|B]] [[Special:Allpages/C|C]] [[Special:Allpages/D|D]] [[Special:Allpages/E|E]] [[Special:Allpages/F|F]] [[Special:Allpages/G|G]] [[Special:Allpages/H|H]] [[Special:Allpages/I|I]] [[Special:Allpages/J|J]] [[Special:Allpages/K|K]] [[Special:Allpages/L|L]] [[Special:Allpages/M|M]] [[Special:Allpages/N|N]] [[Special:Allpages/O|O]] [[Special:Allpages/P|P]] [[Special:Allpages/Q|Q]] [[Special:Allpages/R|R]] [[Special:Allpages/S|S]] [[Special:Allpages/T|T]] [[Special:Allpages/U|U]] [[Special:Allpages/V|V]] [[Special:Allpages/W|W]] [[Special:Allpages/X|X]] [[Special:Allpages/Y|Y]] [[Special:Allpages/Z|Z]] </center> <br style="clear:both;"> {| cellspacing="3" |- valign="top" |width="55%" class="MainPageBG" style="border: 1px solid #ffc9c9; color: #000; background-color: #fff3f3"| ==Tips for writers== * Keep it simple - then pages will be easier to read by people who do not speak English well. * Write good pages - The best [[dictionary]] pages are clear and have enough detail to help the user understand and use the word. * Use the pages - These pages help people learn English. You may use pages from this Wiktionary to make pages in a different language, if you change the writing to that language. * If you're looking for a word to work on, then the [[Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist|850 words of Charles Kay Ogden's Basic English]] might be a good place to start. |width="45%" class="MainPageBG" style="border: 1px solid #c6c9ff; color: #000; background-color: #f0f0ff"| ==Links== ;[[Wiktionary:Requested_definitions|Request a definition]] Ask for a word to be added if you don't want to write it yourself. ;[[Wiktionary:Community Portal|Community Portal]] For help and advice on using and writing Wiktionary Simple. ;[[Wiktionary:Simple talk|Talk]] Ask a question or provide feedback on the talk page. |} ==Sister projects in Simple English== {{Sisterprojectssimple}} ==Sister projects in English== {{Sisterprojects}} == Wiktionary in Other Languages == {{All Wiktionaries}} 7080 2006-07-05T02:22:25Z 71.31.45.189 '''''Advisory:''' Some users from other projects are trying to close down Simple English Wiktionary, SEWikibooks, and SEWikiquote! If you think these projects should not be closed, vote '''oppose [[:meta:Proposals for closing projects|here]]''' and '''[[:meta:Inactive wikis|here]].''''' ---- __NOTOC__ __NOEDITSECTION__ <div style="float:right;"><small>We are currently working on '''[[Special:Statistics|{{NUMBEROFARTICLES}}]]''' entries.</small></div> ==Welcome!== <div style="float:right; background-color:#eeeeff; "> <big>'''Word of the day:'''</big><br> {{:Wiktionary:Word of the day/{{CURRENTYEAR}}-{{CURRENTMONTH}}-{{CURRENTDAY}}}} <small>[[Wiktionary:Word of the day|Word of the day]]</small> </div> Welcome to Wiktionary in Simple English. We have [[Special:Statistics|{{NUMBEROFARTICLES}}]]. This website is a [[dictionary]], written in simple words so you can understand them. To find a word, type it into the "search" box to the left. For example, if you want to know what "dictionary" means, type "dictionary" into the box and click "Go". ==Browse== Browse words beginning with... <center> [[Special:Allpages/A|A]] [[Special:Allpages/B|B]] [[Special:Allpages/C|C]] [[Special:Allpages/D|D]] [[Special:Allpages/E|E]] [[Special:Allpages/F|F]] [[Special:Allpages/G|G]] [[Special:Allpages/H|H]] [[Special:Allpages/I|I]] [[Special:Allpages/J|J]] [[Special:Allpages/K|K]] [[Special:Allpages/L|L]] [[Special:Allpages/M|M]] [[Special:Allpages/N|N]] [[Special:Allpages/O|O]] [[Special:Allpages/P|P]] [[Special:Allpages/Q|Q]] [[Special:Allpages/R|R]] [[Special:Allpages/S|S]] [[Special:Allpages/T|T]] [[Special:Allpages/U|U]] [[Special:Allpages/V|V]] [[Special:Allpages/W|W]] [[Special:Allpages/X|X]] [[Special:Allpages/Y|Y]] [[Special:Allpages/Z|Z]] </center> <br style="clear:both;"> {| cellspacing="3" |- valign="top" |width="55%" class="MainPageBG" style="border: 1px solid #ffc9c9; color: #000; background-color: #fff3f3"| ==Tips for writers== * Keep it simple - then pages will be easier to read by people who do not speak English well. * Write good pages - The best [[dictionary]] pages are clear and have enough detail to help the user understand and use the word. * Use the pages - These pages help people learn English. You may use pages from this Wiktionary to make pages in a different language, if you change the writing to that language. * If you're looking for a word to work on, then the [[Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist|850 words of Charles Kay Ogden's Basic English]] might be a good place to start. |width="45%" class="MainPageBG" style="border: 1px solid #c6c9ff; color: #000; background-color: #f0f0ff"| ==Links== ;[[Wiktionary:Requested_definitions|Request a definition]] Ask for a word to be added if you don't want to write it yourself. ;[[Wiktionary:Community Portal|Community Portal]] For help and advice on using and writing Wiktionary Simple. ;[[Wiktionary:Simple talk|Talk]] Ask a question or provide feedback on the talk page. |} ==Sister projects in Simple English== {{Sisterprojectssimple}} ==Sister projects in English== {{Sisterprojects}} == Wiktionary in Other Languages == {{All Wiktionaries}} 7125 2006-07-08T23:32:24Z Kappa 92 483 entries '''''Advisory:''' Some users from other projects are trying to close down Simple English Wiktionary, SEWikibooks, and SEWikiquote! If you think these projects should not be closed, vote '''oppose [[:meta:Proposals for closing projects|here]]''' and '''[[:meta:Inactive wikis|here]].''''' ---- __NOTOC__ __NOEDITSECTION__ <div style="float:right;"><small>We are currently working on '''[[Special:Statistics|{{NUMBEROFARTICLES}}]]''' entries.</small></div> ==Welcome!== <div style="float:right; background-color:#eeeeff; "> <big>'''Word of the day:'''</big><br> {{:Wiktionary:Word of the day/{{CURRENTYEAR}}-{{CURRENTMONTH}}-{{CURRENTDAY}}}} <small>[[Wiktionary:Word of the day|Word of the day]]</small> </div> Welcome to Wiktionary in Simple English. We have [[Special:Statistics|{{NUMBEROFARTICLES}}]] entries. This website is a [[dictionary]], written in simple words so you can understand them. To find a word, type it into the "search" box to the left. For example, if you want to know what "dictionary" means, type "dictionary" into the box and click "Go". ==Browse== Browse words beginning with... <center> [[Special:Allpages/A|A]] [[Special:Allpages/B|B]] [[Special:Allpages/C|C]] [[Special:Allpages/D|D]] [[Special:Allpages/E|E]] [[Special:Allpages/F|F]] [[Special:Allpages/G|G]] [[Special:Allpages/H|H]] [[Special:Allpages/I|I]] [[Special:Allpages/J|J]] [[Special:Allpages/K|K]] [[Special:Allpages/L|L]] [[Special:Allpages/M|M]] [[Special:Allpages/N|N]] [[Special:Allpages/O|O]] [[Special:Allpages/P|P]] [[Special:Allpages/Q|Q]] [[Special:Allpages/R|R]] [[Special:Allpages/S|S]] [[Special:Allpages/T|T]] [[Special:Allpages/U|U]] [[Special:Allpages/V|V]] [[Special:Allpages/W|W]] [[Special:Allpages/X|X]] [[Special:Allpages/Y|Y]] [[Special:Allpages/Z|Z]] </center> <br style="clear:both;"> {| cellspacing="3" |- valign="top" |width="55%" class="MainPageBG" style="border: 1px solid #ffc9c9; color: #000; background-color: #fff3f3"| ==Tips for writers== * Keep it simple - then pages will be easier to read by people who do not speak English well. * Write good pages - The best [[dictionary]] pages are clear and have enough detail to help the user understand and use the word. * Use the pages - These pages help people learn English. You may use pages from this Wiktionary to make pages in a different language, if you change the writing to that language. * If you're looking for a word to work on, then the [[Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist|850 words of Charles Kay Ogden's Basic English]] might be a good place to start. |width="45%" class="MainPageBG" style="border: 1px solid #c6c9ff; color: #000; background-color: #f0f0ff"| ==Links== ;[[Wiktionary:Requested_definitions|Request a definition]] Ask for a word to be added if you don't want to write it yourself. ;[[Wiktionary:Community Portal|Community Portal]] For help and advice on using and writing Wiktionary Simple. ;[[Wiktionary:Simple talk|Talk]] Ask a question or provide feedback on the talk page. |} ==Sister projects in Simple English== {{Sisterprojectssimple}} ==Sister projects in English== {{Sisterprojects}} == Wiktionary in Other Languages == {{All Wiktionaries}} 7145 2006-07-10T13:52:23Z Brett 77 Removed 'word of the day' '''''Advisory:''' Some users from other projects are trying to close down Simple English Wiktionary, SEWikibooks, and SEWikiquote! If you think these projects should not be closed, vote '''oppose [[:meta:Proposals for closing projects|here]]''' and '''[[:meta:Inactive wikis|here]].''''' ---- __NOTOC__ __NOEDITSECTION__ <div style="float:right;"><small>We are currently working on '''[[Special:Statistics|{{NUMBEROFARTICLES}}]]''' entries.</small></div> ==Welcome!== Welcome to Wiktionary in Simple English. We have [[Special:Statistics|{{NUMBEROFARTICLES}}]] entries. This website is a [[dictionary]], written in simple words so you can understand them. To find a word, type it into the "search" box to the left. For example, if you want to know what "dictionary" means, type "dictionary" into the box and click "Go". ==Browse== Browse words beginning with... <center> [[Special:Allpages/A|A]] [[Special:Allpages/B|B]] [[Special:Allpages/C|C]] [[Special:Allpages/D|D]] [[Special:Allpages/E|E]] [[Special:Allpages/F|F]] [[Special:Allpages/G|G]] [[Special:Allpages/H|H]] [[Special:Allpages/I|I]] [[Special:Allpages/J|J]] [[Special:Allpages/K|K]] [[Special:Allpages/L|L]] [[Special:Allpages/M|M]] [[Special:Allpages/N|N]] [[Special:Allpages/O|O]] [[Special:Allpages/P|P]] [[Special:Allpages/Q|Q]] [[Special:Allpages/R|R]] [[Special:Allpages/S|S]] [[Special:Allpages/T|T]] [[Special:Allpages/U|U]] [[Special:Allpages/V|V]] [[Special:Allpages/W|W]] [[Special:Allpages/X|X]] [[Special:Allpages/Y|Y]] [[Special:Allpages/Z|Z]] </center> <br style="clear:both;"> {| cellspacing="3" |- valign="top" |width="55%" class="MainPageBG" style="border: 1px solid #ffc9c9; color: #000; background-color: #fff3f3"| ==Tips for writers== * Keep it simple - then pages will be easier to read by people who do not speak English well. * Write good pages - The best [[dictionary]] pages are clear and have enough detail to help the user understand and use the word. * Use the pages - These pages help people learn English. You may use pages from this Wiktionary to make pages in a different language, if you change the writing to that language. * If you're looking for a word to work on, then the [[Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist|850 words of Charles Kay Ogden's Basic English]] might be a good place to start. |width="45%" class="MainPageBG" style="border: 1px solid #c6c9ff; color: #000; background-color: #f0f0ff"| ==Links== ;[[Wiktionary:Requested_definitions|Request a definition]] Ask for a word to be added if you don't want to write it yourself. ;[[Wiktionary:Community Portal|Community Portal]] For help and advice on using and writing Wiktionary Simple. ;[[Wiktionary:Simple talk|Talk]] Ask a question or provide feedback on the talk page. |} ==Sister projects in Simple English== {{Sisterprojectssimple}} ==Sister projects in English== {{Sisterprojects}} == Wiktionary in Other Languages == {{All Wiktionaries}} 7310 2006-07-18T18:34:17Z Flcelloguy 44 Moving notices... __NOTOC__ __NOEDITSECTION__ <div style="float:right;"><small>We are currently working on '''[[Special:Statistics|{{NUMBEROFARTICLES}}]]''' entries.</small></div> ==Welcome!== Welcome to Wiktionary in Simple English. We have [[Special:Statistics|{{NUMBEROFARTICLES}}]] entries. This website is a [[dictionary]], written in simple words so you can understand them. To find a word, type it into the "search" box to the left. For example, if you want to know what "dictionary" means, type "dictionary" into the box and click "Go". ==Browse== Browse words beginning with... <center> [[Special:Allpages/A|A]] [[Special:Allpages/B|B]] [[Special:Allpages/C|C]] [[Special:Allpages/D|D]] [[Special:Allpages/E|E]] [[Special:Allpages/F|F]] [[Special:Allpages/G|G]] [[Special:Allpages/H|H]] [[Special:Allpages/I|I]] [[Special:Allpages/J|J]] [[Special:Allpages/K|K]] [[Special:Allpages/L|L]] [[Special:Allpages/M|M]] [[Special:Allpages/N|N]] [[Special:Allpages/O|O]] [[Special:Allpages/P|P]] [[Special:Allpages/Q|Q]] [[Special:Allpages/R|R]] [[Special:Allpages/S|S]] [[Special:Allpages/T|T]] [[Special:Allpages/U|U]] [[Special:Allpages/V|V]] [[Special:Allpages/W|W]] [[Special:Allpages/X|X]] [[Special:Allpages/Y|Y]] [[Special:Allpages/Z|Z]] </center> <br style="clear:both;"> {| cellspacing="3" |- valign="top" |width="55%" class="MainPageBG" style="border: 1px solid #ffc9c9; color: #000; background-color: #fff3f3"| ==Tips for writers== * Keep it simple - then pages will be easier to read by people who do not speak English well. * Write good pages - The best [[dictionary]] pages are clear and have enough detail to help the user understand and use the word. * Use the pages - These pages help people learn English. You may use pages from this Wiktionary to make pages in a different language, if you change the writing to that language. * If you're looking for a word to work on, then the [[Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist|850 words of Charles Kay Ogden's Basic English]] might be a good place to start. |width="45%" class="MainPageBG" style="border: 1px solid #c6c9ff; color: #000; background-color: #f0f0ff"| ==Links== ;[[Wiktionary:Requested_definitions|Request a definition]] Ask for a word to be added if you don't want to write it yourself. ;[[Wiktionary:Community Portal|Community Portal]] For help and advice on using and writing Wiktionary Simple. ;[[Wiktionary:Simple talk|Talk]] Ask a question or provide feedback on the talk page. |} ==Sister projects in Simple English== {{Sisterprojectssimple}} ==Sister projects in English== {{Sisterprojects}} == Wiktionary in Other Languages == {{All Wiktionaries}} 7362 2006-07-18T21:49:00Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ak, co, fy, io, kn, ky, ml, sd, sr, st, sw, tg __NOTOC__ __NOEDITSECTION__ <div style="float:right;"><small>We are currently working on '''[[Special:Statistics|{{NUMBEROFARTICLES}}]]''' entries.</small></div> ==Welcome!== Welcome to Wiktionary in Simple English. We have [[Special:Statistics|{{NUMBEROFARTICLES}}]] entries. This website is a [[dictionary]], written in simple words so you can understand them. To find a word, type it into the "search" box to the left. For example, if you want to know what "dictionary" means, type "dictionary" into the box and click "Go". ==Browse== Browse words beginning with... <center> [[Special:Allpages/A|A]] [[Special:Allpages/B|B]] [[Special:Allpages/C|C]] [[Special:Allpages/D|D]] [[Special:Allpages/E|E]] [[Special:Allpages/F|F]] [[Special:Allpages/G|G]] [[Special:Allpages/H|H]] [[Special:Allpages/I|I]] [[Special:Allpages/J|J]] [[Special:Allpages/K|K]] [[Special:Allpages/L|L]] [[Special:Allpages/M|M]] [[Special:Allpages/N|N]] [[Special:Allpages/O|O]] [[Special:Allpages/P|P]] [[Special:Allpages/Q|Q]] [[Special:Allpages/R|R]] [[Special:Allpages/S|S]] [[Special:Allpages/T|T]] [[Special:Allpages/U|U]] [[Special:Allpages/V|V]] [[Special:Allpages/W|W]] [[Special:Allpages/X|X]] [[Special:Allpages/Y|Y]] [[Special:Allpages/Z|Z]] </center> <br style="clear:both;"> {| cellspacing="3" |- valign="top" |width="55%" class="MainPageBG" style="border: 1px solid #ffc9c9; color: #000; background-color: #fff3f3"| ==Tips for writers== * Keep it simple - then pages will be easier to read by people who do not speak English well. * Write good pages - The best [[dictionary]] pages are clear and have enough detail to help the user understand and use the word. * Use the pages - These pages help people learn English. You may use pages from this Wiktionary to make pages in a different language, if you change the writing to that language. * If you're looking for a word to work on, then the [[Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist|850 words of Charles Kay Ogden's Basic English]] might be a good place to start. |width="45%" class="MainPageBG" style="border: 1px solid #c6c9ff; color: #000; background-color: #f0f0ff"| ==Links== ;[[Wiktionary:Requested_definitions|Request a definition]] Ask for a word to be added if you don't want to write it yourself. ;[[Wiktionary:Community Portal|Community Portal]] For help and advice on using and writing Wiktionary Simple. ;[[Wiktionary:Simple talk|Talk]] Ask a question or provide feedback on the talk page. |} ==Sister projects in Simple English== {{Sisterprojectssimple}} ==Sister projects in English== {{Sisterprojects}} == Wiktionary in Other Languages == {{All Wiktionaries}} [[co:Main Page]] [[fy:Main Page]] [[io:Main Page]] [[kn:Main Page]] [[ky:Main Page]] [[sw:Main Page]] [[ml:Main Page]] [[st:Main Page]] [[sd:Main Page]] [[sr:Main Page]] [[tg:Main Page]] [[ak:Main Page]] 8794 2006-08-21T17:10:00Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Removing: kn, ky, ml, sw, tg __NOTOC__ __NOEDITSECTION__ <div style="float:right;"><small>We are currently working on '''[[Special:Statistics|{{NUMBEROFARTICLES}}]]''' entries.</small></div> ==Welcome!== Welcome to Wiktionary in Simple English. We have [[Special:Statistics|{{NUMBEROFARTICLES}}]] entries. This website is a [[dictionary]], written in simple words so you can understand them. To find a word, type it into the "search" box to the left. For example, if you want to know what "dictionary" means, type "dictionary" into the box and click "Go". ==Browse== Browse words beginning with... <center> [[Special:Allpages/A|A]] [[Special:Allpages/B|B]] [[Special:Allpages/C|C]] [[Special:Allpages/D|D]] [[Special:Allpages/E|E]] [[Special:Allpages/F|F]] [[Special:Allpages/G|G]] [[Special:Allpages/H|H]] [[Special:Allpages/I|I]] [[Special:Allpages/J|J]] [[Special:Allpages/K|K]] [[Special:Allpages/L|L]] [[Special:Allpages/M|M]] [[Special:Allpages/N|N]] [[Special:Allpages/O|O]] [[Special:Allpages/P|P]] [[Special:Allpages/Q|Q]] [[Special:Allpages/R|R]] [[Special:Allpages/S|S]] [[Special:Allpages/T|T]] [[Special:Allpages/U|U]] [[Special:Allpages/V|V]] [[Special:Allpages/W|W]] [[Special:Allpages/X|X]] [[Special:Allpages/Y|Y]] [[Special:Allpages/Z|Z]] </center> <br style="clear:both;"> {| cellspacing="3" |- valign="top" |width="55%" class="MainPageBG" style="border: 1px solid #ffc9c9; color: #000; background-color: #fff3f3"| ==Tips for writers== * Keep it simple - then pages will be easier to read by people who do not speak English well. * Write good pages - The best [[dictionary]] pages are clear and have enough detail to help the user understand and use the word. * Use the pages - These pages help people learn English. You may use pages from this Wiktionary to make pages in a different language, if you change the writing to that language. * If you're looking for a word to work on, then the [[Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist|850 words of Charles Kay Ogden's Basic English]] might be a good place to start. |width="45%" class="MainPageBG" style="border: 1px solid #c6c9ff; color: #000; background-color: #f0f0ff"| ==Links== ;[[Wiktionary:Requested_definitions|Request a definition]] Ask for a word to be added if you don't want to write it yourself. ;[[Wiktionary:Community Portal|Community Portal]] For help and advice on using and writing Wiktionary Simple. ;[[Wiktionary:Simple talk|Talk]] Ask a question or provide feedback on the talk page. |} ==Sister projects in Simple English== {{Sisterprojectssimple}} ==Sister projects in English== {{Sisterprojects}} == Wiktionary in Other Languages == {{All Wiktionaries}} [[co:Main Page]] [[fy:Main Page]] [[io:Main Page]] [[st:Main Page]] [[sd:Main Page]] [[sr:Main Page]] [[ak:Main Page]] 9379 2006-09-05T09:41:02Z 62.194.241.152 A a - Z z __NOTOC__ __NOEDITSECTION__ <div style="float:right;"><small>We are currently working on '''[[Special:Statistics|{{NUMBEROFARTICLES}}]]''' entries.</small></div> ==Welcome!== Welcome to Wiktionary in Simple English. We have [[Special:Statistics|{{NUMBEROFARTICLES}}]] entries. This website is a [[dictionary]], written in simple words so you can understand them. To find a word, type it into the "search" box to the left. For example, if you want to know what "dictionary" means, type "dictionary" into the box and click "Go". ==Browse== Browse words beginning with... <center> [[Special:Allpages/A|A]] [[Special:Allpages/a|a]] [[Special:Allpages/B|B]] [[Special:Allpages/b|b]] [[Special:Allpages/C|C]] [[Special:Allpages/c|c]] [[Special:Allpages/D|D]] [[Special:Allpages/d|d]] [[Special:Allpages/E|E]] [[Special:Allpages/e|e]] [[Special:Allpages/F|F]] [[Special:Allpages/f|f]] [[Special:Allpages/G|G]] [[Special:Allpages/g|g]] [[Special:Allpages/H|H]] [[Special:Allpages/h|h]] [[Special:Allpages/I|I]] [[Special:Allpages/i|i]] [[Special:Allpages/J|J]] [[Special:Allpages/j|j]] [[Special:Allpages/K|K]] [[Special:Allpages/k|k]] [[Special:Allpages/L|L]] [[Special:Allpages/l|l]] [[Special:Allpages/M|M]] [[Special:Allpages/m|m]] [[Special:Allpages/N|N]] [[Special:Allpages/n|n]] [[Special:Allpages/O|O]] [[Special:Allpages/o|o]] [[Special:Allpages/P|P]] [[Special:Allpages/p|p]] [[Special:Allpages/Q|Q]] [[Special:Allpages/q|q]] [[Special:Allpages/R|R]] [[Special:Allpages/r|r]] [[Special:Allpages/S|S]] [[Special:Allpages/s|s]] [[Special:Allpages/T|T]] [[Special:Allpages/t|t]] [[Special:Allpages/U|U]] [[Special:Allpages/u|u]] [[Special:Allpages/V|V]] [[Special:Allpages/v|v]] [[Special:Allpages/W|W]] [[Special:Allpages/w|w]] [[Special:Allpages/X|X]] [[Special:Allpages/x|x]] [[Special:Allpages/Y|Y]] [[Special:Allpages/y|y]] [[Special:Allpages/Z|Z]] [[Special:Allpages/z|z]] [[Special:Allpages/Ά|specials]] </center> <br style="clear:both;"> {| cellspacing="3" |- valign="top" |width="55%" class="MainPageBG" style="border: 1px solid #ffc9c9; color: #000; background-color: #fff3f3"| ==Tips for writers== * Keep it simple - then pages will be easier to read by people who do not speak English well. * Write good pages - The best [[dictionary]] pages are clear and have enough detail to help the user understand and use the word. * Use the pages - These pages help people learn English. You may use pages from this Wiktionary to make pages in a different language, if you change the writing to that language. * If you're looking for a word to work on, then the [[Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist|850 words of Charles Kay Ogden's Basic English]] might be a good place to start. |width="45%" class="MainPageBG" style="border: 1px solid #c6c9ff; color: #000; background-color: #f0f0ff"| ==Links== ;[[Wiktionary:Requested_definitions|Request a definition]] Ask for a word to be added if you don't want to write it yourself. ;[[Wiktionary:Community Portal|Community Portal]] For help and advice on using and writing Wiktionary Simple. ;[[Wiktionary:Simple talk|Talk]] Ask a question or provide feedback on the talk page. |} ==Sister projects in Simple English== {{Sisterprojectssimple}} ==Sister projects in English== {{Sisterprojects}} == Wiktionary in Other Languages == {{All Wiktionaries}} [[co:Main Page]] [[fy:Main Page]] [[io:Main Page]] [[st:Main Page]] [[sd:Main Page]] [[sr:Main Page]] [[ak:Main Page]] 9405 2006-09-10T03:15:13Z 67.188.240.6 Closure of Simple English Wiktionary __NOTOC__ __NOEDITSECTION__ <div style="border:5px solid #D21515;background:#FFFFFF;padding:7px"> <center> '''It has been proposed that this Wikimedia project be <u>closed</u>.''' '''If you wish to comment on this proposal, please visit''' '''[[:meta:Proposals_for_closing_projects#Closure_of_Simple_English_Wiktionary|Meta:Closure of Simple English Wiktionary]]''' </center> </div> <div style="float:right;"><small>We are currently working on '''[[Special:Statistics|{{NUMBEROFARTICLES}}]]''' entries.</small></div> ==Welcome!== Welcome to Wiktionary in Simple English. We have [[Special:Statistics|{{NUMBEROFARTICLES}}]] entries. This website is a [[dictionary]], written in simple words so you can understand them. To find a word, type it into the "search" box to the left. For example, if you want to know what "dictionary" means, type "dictionary" into the box and click "Go". ==Browse== Browse words beginning with... <center> [[Special:Allpages/A|A]] [[Special:Allpages/a|a]] [[Special:Allpages/B|B]] [[Special:Allpages/b|b]] [[Special:Allpages/C|C]] [[Special:Allpages/c|c]] [[Special:Allpages/D|D]] [[Special:Allpages/d|d]] [[Special:Allpages/E|E]] [[Special:Allpages/e|e]] [[Special:Allpages/F|F]] [[Special:Allpages/f|f]] [[Special:Allpages/G|G]] [[Special:Allpages/g|g]] [[Special:Allpages/H|H]] [[Special:Allpages/h|h]] [[Special:Allpages/I|I]] [[Special:Allpages/i|i]] [[Special:Allpages/J|J]] [[Special:Allpages/j|j]] [[Special:Allpages/K|K]] [[Special:Allpages/k|k]] [[Special:Allpages/L|L]] [[Special:Allpages/l|l]] [[Special:Allpages/M|M]] [[Special:Allpages/m|m]] [[Special:Allpages/N|N]] [[Special:Allpages/n|n]] [[Special:Allpages/O|O]] [[Special:Allpages/o|o]] [[Special:Allpages/P|P]] [[Special:Allpages/p|p]] [[Special:Allpages/Q|Q]] [[Special:Allpages/q|q]] [[Special:Allpages/R|R]] [[Special:Allpages/r|r]] [[Special:Allpages/S|S]] [[Special:Allpages/s|s]] [[Special:Allpages/T|T]] [[Special:Allpages/t|t]] [[Special:Allpages/U|U]] [[Special:Allpages/u|u]] [[Special:Allpages/V|V]] [[Special:Allpages/v|v]] [[Special:Allpages/W|W]] [[Special:Allpages/w|w]] [[Special:Allpages/X|X]] [[Special:Allpages/x|x]] [[Special:Allpages/Y|Y]] [[Special:Allpages/y|y]] [[Special:Allpages/Z|Z]] [[Special:Allpages/z|z]] [[Special:Allpages/Ά|specials]] </center> <br style="clear:both;"> {| cellspacing="3" |- valign="top" |width="55%" class="MainPageBG" style="border: 1px solid #ffc9c9; color: #000; background-color: #fff3f3"| ==Tips for writers== * Keep it simple - then pages will be easier to read by people who do not speak English well. * Write good pages - The best [[dictionary]] pages are clear and have enough detail to help the user understand and use the word. * Use the pages - These pages help people learn English. You may use pages from this Wiktionary to make pages in a different language, if you change the writing to that language. * If you're looking for a word to work on, then the [[Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist|850 words of Charles Kay Ogden's Basic English]] might be a good place to start. |width="45%" class="MainPageBG" style="border: 1px solid #c6c9ff; color: #000; background-color: #f0f0ff"| ==Links== ;[[Wiktionary:Requested_definitions|Request a definition]] Ask for a word to be added if you don't want to write it yourself. ;[[Wiktionary:Community Portal|Community Portal]] For help and advice on using and writing Wiktionary Simple. ;[[Wiktionary:Simple talk|Talk]] Ask a question or provide feedback on the talk page. |} ==Sister projects in Simple English== {{Sisterprojectssimple}} ==Sister projects in English== {{Sisterprojects}} == Wiktionary in Other Languages == {{All Wiktionaries}} [[co:Main Page]] [[fy:Main Page]] [[io:Main Page]] [[st:Main Page]] [[sd:Main Page]] [[sr:Main Page]] [[ak:Main Page]] 9431 2006-09-10T10:50:57Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ha, iu, rw Removing: io __NOTOC__ __NOEDITSECTION__ <div style="border:5px solid #D21515;background:#FFFFFF;padding:7px"> <center> '''It has been proposed that this Wikimedia project be <u>closed</u>.''' '''If you wish to comment on this proposal, please visit''' '''[[:meta:Proposals_for_closing_projects#Closure_of_Simple_English_Wiktionary|Meta:Closure of Simple English Wiktionary]]''' </center> </div> <div style="float:right;"><small>We are currently working on '''[[Special:Statistics|{{NUMBEROFARTICLES}}]]''' entries.</small></div> ==Welcome!== Welcome to Wiktionary in Simple English. We have [[Special:Statistics|{{NUMBEROFARTICLES}}]] entries. This website is a [[dictionary]], written in simple words so you can understand them. To find a word, type it into the "search" box to the left. For example, if you want to know what "dictionary" means, type "dictionary" into the box and click "Go". ==Browse== Browse words beginning with... <center> [[Special:Allpages/A|A]] [[Special:Allpages/a|a]] [[Special:Allpages/B|B]] [[Special:Allpages/b|b]] [[Special:Allpages/C|C]] [[Special:Allpages/c|c]] [[Special:Allpages/D|D]] [[Special:Allpages/d|d]] [[Special:Allpages/E|E]] [[Special:Allpages/e|e]] [[Special:Allpages/F|F]] [[Special:Allpages/f|f]] [[Special:Allpages/G|G]] [[Special:Allpages/g|g]] [[Special:Allpages/H|H]] [[Special:Allpages/h|h]] [[Special:Allpages/I|I]] [[Special:Allpages/i|i]] [[Special:Allpages/J|J]] [[Special:Allpages/j|j]] [[Special:Allpages/K|K]] [[Special:Allpages/k|k]] [[Special:Allpages/L|L]] [[Special:Allpages/l|l]] [[Special:Allpages/M|M]] [[Special:Allpages/m|m]] [[Special:Allpages/N|N]] [[Special:Allpages/n|n]] [[Special:Allpages/O|O]] [[Special:Allpages/o|o]] [[Special:Allpages/P|P]] [[Special:Allpages/p|p]] [[Special:Allpages/Q|Q]] [[Special:Allpages/q|q]] [[Special:Allpages/R|R]] [[Special:Allpages/r|r]] [[Special:Allpages/S|S]] [[Special:Allpages/s|s]] [[Special:Allpages/T|T]] [[Special:Allpages/t|t]] [[Special:Allpages/U|U]] [[Special:Allpages/u|u]] [[Special:Allpages/V|V]] [[Special:Allpages/v|v]] [[Special:Allpages/W|W]] [[Special:Allpages/w|w]] [[Special:Allpages/X|X]] [[Special:Allpages/x|x]] [[Special:Allpages/Y|Y]] [[Special:Allpages/y|y]] [[Special:Allpages/Z|Z]] [[Special:Allpages/z|z]] [[Special:Allpages/Ά|specials]] </center> <br style="clear:both;"> {| cellspacing="3" |- valign="top" |width="55%" class="MainPageBG" style="border: 1px solid #ffc9c9; color: #000; background-color: #fff3f3"| ==Tips for writers== * Keep it simple - then pages will be easier to read by people who do not speak English well. * Write good pages - The best [[dictionary]] pages are clear and have enough detail to help the user understand and use the word. * Use the pages - These pages help people learn English. You may use pages from this Wiktionary to make pages in a different language, if you change the writing to that language. * If you're looking for a word to work on, then the [[Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist|850 words of Charles Kay Ogden's Basic English]] might be a good place to start. |width="45%" class="MainPageBG" style="border: 1px solid #c6c9ff; color: #000; background-color: #f0f0ff"| ==Links== ;[[Wiktionary:Requested_definitions|Request a definition]] Ask for a word to be added if you don't want to write it yourself. ;[[Wiktionary:Community Portal|Community Portal]] For help and advice on using and writing Wiktionary Simple. ;[[Wiktionary:Simple talk|Talk]] Ask a question or provide feedback on the talk page. |} ==Sister projects in Simple English== {{Sisterprojectssimple}} ==Sister projects in English== {{Sisterprojects}} == Wiktionary in Other Languages == {{All Wiktionaries}} [[co:Main Page]] [[fy:Main Page]] [[ha:Main Page]] [[iu:Main Page]] [[st:Main Page]] [[sd:Main Page]] [[sr:Main Page]] [[ak:Main Page]] [[rw:Main Page]] 9860 2006-09-24T10:21:27Z Tangotango 94 add padding to boxes __NOTOC__ __NOEDITSECTION__ <div style="border:5px solid #D21515;background:#FFFFFF;padding:7px"> <center> '''It has been proposed that this Wikimedia project be <u>closed</u>.''' '''If you wish to comment on this proposal, please visit''' '''[[:meta:Proposals_for_closing_projects#Closure_of_Simple_English_Wiktionary|Meta:Closure of Simple English Wiktionary]]''' </center> </div> <div style="float:right;"><small>We are currently working on '''[[Special:Statistics|{{NUMBEROFARTICLES}}]]''' entries.</small></div> ==Welcome!== Welcome to Wiktionary in Simple English. We have [[Special:Statistics|{{NUMBEROFARTICLES}}]] entries. This website is a [[dictionary]], written in simple words so you can understand them. To find a word, type it into the "search" box to the left. For example, if you want to know what "dictionary" means, type "dictionary" into the box and click "Go". ==Browse== Browse words beginning with... <center> [[Special:Allpages/A|A]] [[Special:Allpages/a|a]] [[Special:Allpages/B|B]] [[Special:Allpages/b|b]] [[Special:Allpages/C|C]] [[Special:Allpages/c|c]] [[Special:Allpages/D|D]] [[Special:Allpages/d|d]] [[Special:Allpages/E|E]] [[Special:Allpages/e|e]] [[Special:Allpages/F|F]] [[Special:Allpages/f|f]] [[Special:Allpages/G|G]] [[Special:Allpages/g|g]] [[Special:Allpages/H|H]] [[Special:Allpages/h|h]] [[Special:Allpages/I|I]] [[Special:Allpages/i|i]] [[Special:Allpages/J|J]] [[Special:Allpages/j|j]] [[Special:Allpages/K|K]] [[Special:Allpages/k|k]] [[Special:Allpages/L|L]] [[Special:Allpages/l|l]] [[Special:Allpages/M|M]] [[Special:Allpages/m|m]] [[Special:Allpages/N|N]] [[Special:Allpages/n|n]] [[Special:Allpages/O|O]] [[Special:Allpages/o|o]] [[Special:Allpages/P|P]] [[Special:Allpages/p|p]] [[Special:Allpages/Q|Q]] [[Special:Allpages/q|q]] [[Special:Allpages/R|R]] [[Special:Allpages/r|r]] [[Special:Allpages/S|S]] [[Special:Allpages/s|s]] [[Special:Allpages/T|T]] [[Special:Allpages/t|t]] [[Special:Allpages/U|U]] [[Special:Allpages/u|u]] [[Special:Allpages/V|V]] [[Special:Allpages/v|v]] [[Special:Allpages/W|W]] [[Special:Allpages/w|w]] [[Special:Allpages/X|X]] [[Special:Allpages/x|x]] [[Special:Allpages/Y|Y]] [[Special:Allpages/y|y]] [[Special:Allpages/Z|Z]] [[Special:Allpages/z|z]] [[Special:Allpages/Ά|specials]] </center> <br style="clear:both;"> {| cellspacing="3" |- valign="top" |width="55%" class="MainPageBG" style="border: 1px solid #ffc9c9; color: #000; background-color: #fff3f3;padding:1em .5em"| ==Tips for writers== * Keep it simple - then pages will be easier to read by people who do not speak English well. * Write good pages - The best [[dictionary]] pages are clear and have enough detail to help the user understand and use the word. * Use the pages - These pages help people learn English. You may use pages from this Wiktionary to make pages in a different language, if you change the writing to that language. * If you're looking for a word to work on, then the [[Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist|850 words of Charles Kay Ogden's Basic English]] might be a good place to start. |width="45%" class="MainPageBG" style="border: 1px solid #c6c9ff; color: #000; background-color: #f0f0ff;padding:1em .5em"| ==Links== ;[[Wiktionary:Requested_definitions|Request a definition]] Ask for a word to be added if you don't want to write it yourself. ;[[Wiktionary:Community Portal|Community Portal]] For help and advice on using and writing Wiktionary Simple. ;[[Wiktionary:Simple talk|Talk]] Ask a question or provide feedback on the talk page. |} ==Sister projects in Simple English== {{Sisterprojectssimple}} ==Sister projects in English== {{Sisterprojects}} == Wiktionary in Other Languages == {{All Wiktionaries}} [[co:Main Page]] [[fy:Main Page]] [[ha:Main Page]] [[iu:Main Page]] [[st:Main Page]] [[sd:Main Page]] [[sr:Main Page]] [[ak:Main Page]] [[rw:Main Page]] 10446 2006-10-06T21:03:34Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ks:Main Page]] Removing: [[sr:Main Page]] __NOTOC__ __NOEDITSECTION__ <div style="border:5px solid #D21515;background:#FFFFFF;padding:7px"> <center> '''It has been proposed that this Wikimedia project be <u>closed</u>.''' '''If you wish to comment on this proposal, please visit''' '''[[:meta:Proposals_for_closing_projects#Closure_of_Simple_English_Wiktionary|Meta:Closure of Simple English Wiktionary]]''' </center> </div> <div style="float:right;"><small>We are currently working on '''[[Special:Statistics|{{NUMBEROFARTICLES}}]]''' entries.</small></div> ==Welcome!== Welcome to Wiktionary in Simple English. We have [[Special:Statistics|{{NUMBEROFARTICLES}}]] entries. This website is a [[dictionary]], written in simple words so you can understand them. To find a word, type it into the "search" box to the left. For example, if you want to know what "dictionary" means, type "dictionary" into the box and click "Go". ==Browse== Browse words beginning with... <center> [[Special:Allpages/A|A]] [[Special:Allpages/a|a]] [[Special:Allpages/B|B]] [[Special:Allpages/b|b]] [[Special:Allpages/C|C]] [[Special:Allpages/c|c]] [[Special:Allpages/D|D]] [[Special:Allpages/d|d]] [[Special:Allpages/E|E]] [[Special:Allpages/e|e]] [[Special:Allpages/F|F]] [[Special:Allpages/f|f]] [[Special:Allpages/G|G]] [[Special:Allpages/g|g]] [[Special:Allpages/H|H]] [[Special:Allpages/h|h]] [[Special:Allpages/I|I]] [[Special:Allpages/i|i]] [[Special:Allpages/J|J]] [[Special:Allpages/j|j]] [[Special:Allpages/K|K]] [[Special:Allpages/k|k]] [[Special:Allpages/L|L]] [[Special:Allpages/l|l]] [[Special:Allpages/M|M]] [[Special:Allpages/m|m]] [[Special:Allpages/N|N]] [[Special:Allpages/n|n]] [[Special:Allpages/O|O]] [[Special:Allpages/o|o]] [[Special:Allpages/P|P]] [[Special:Allpages/p|p]] [[Special:Allpages/Q|Q]] [[Special:Allpages/q|q]] [[Special:Allpages/R|R]] [[Special:Allpages/r|r]] [[Special:Allpages/S|S]] [[Special:Allpages/s|s]] [[Special:Allpages/T|T]] [[Special:Allpages/t|t]] [[Special:Allpages/U|U]] [[Special:Allpages/u|u]] [[Special:Allpages/V|V]] [[Special:Allpages/v|v]] [[Special:Allpages/W|W]] [[Special:Allpages/w|w]] [[Special:Allpages/X|X]] [[Special:Allpages/x|x]] [[Special:Allpages/Y|Y]] [[Special:Allpages/y|y]] [[Special:Allpages/Z|Z]] [[Special:Allpages/z|z]] [[Special:Allpages/Ά|specials]] </center> <br style="clear:both;"> {| cellspacing="3" |- valign="top" |width="55%" class="MainPageBG" style="border: 1px solid #ffc9c9; color: #000; background-color: #fff3f3;padding:1em .5em"| ==Tips for writers== * Keep it simple - then pages will be easier to read by people who do not speak English well. * Write good pages - The best [[dictionary]] pages are clear and have enough detail to help the user understand and use the word. * Use the pages - These pages help people learn English. You may use pages from this Wiktionary to make pages in a different language, if you change the writing to that language. * If you're looking for a word to work on, then the [[Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist|850 words of Charles Kay Ogden's Basic English]] might be a good place to start. |width="45%" class="MainPageBG" style="border: 1px solid #c6c9ff; color: #000; background-color: #f0f0ff;padding:1em .5em"| ==Links== ;[[Wiktionary:Requested_definitions|Request a definition]] Ask for a word to be added if you don't want to write it yourself. ;[[Wiktionary:Community Portal|Community Portal]] For help and advice on using and writing Wiktionary Simple. ;[[Wiktionary:Simple talk|Talk]] Ask a question or provide feedback on the talk page. |} ==Sister projects in Simple English== {{Sisterprojectssimple}} ==Sister projects in English== {{Sisterprojects}} == Wiktionary in Other Languages == {{All Wiktionaries}} [[ak:Main Page]] [[co:Main Page]] [[fy:Main Page]] [[ha:Main Page]] [[iu:Main Page]] [[ks:Main Page]] [[rw:Main Page]] [[st:Main Page]] [[sd:Main Page]] 11709 2006-11-02T17:31:50Z Gmcfoley 41 __NOTOC__ __NOEDITSECTION__ <div style="float:right;"><small>We are currently working on '''[[Special:Statistics|{{NUMBEROFARTICLES}}]]''' entries.</small></div> ==Welcome!== Welcome to Wiktionary in Simple English. We have [[Special:Statistics|{{NUMBEROFARTICLES}}]] entries. This website is a [[dictionary]], written in simple words so you can understand them. To find a word, type it into the "search" box to the left. For example, if you want to know what "dictionary" means, type "dictionary" into the box and click "Go". ==Browse== Browse words beginning with... <center> [[Special:Allpages/A|A]] [[Special:Allpages/a|a]] [[Special:Allpages/B|B]] [[Special:Allpages/b|b]] [[Special:Allpages/C|C]] [[Special:Allpages/c|c]] [[Special:Allpages/D|D]] [[Special:Allpages/d|d]] [[Special:Allpages/E|E]] [[Special:Allpages/e|e]] [[Special:Allpages/F|F]] [[Special:Allpages/f|f]] [[Special:Allpages/G|G]] [[Special:Allpages/g|g]] [[Special:Allpages/H|H]] [[Special:Allpages/h|h]] [[Special:Allpages/I|I]] [[Special:Allpages/i|i]] [[Special:Allpages/J|J]] [[Special:Allpages/j|j]] [[Special:Allpages/K|K]] [[Special:Allpages/k|k]] [[Special:Allpages/L|L]] [[Special:Allpages/l|l]] [[Special:Allpages/M|M]] [[Special:Allpages/m|m]] [[Special:Allpages/N|N]] [[Special:Allpages/n|n]] [[Special:Allpages/O|O]] [[Special:Allpages/o|o]] [[Special:Allpages/P|P]] [[Special:Allpages/p|p]] [[Special:Allpages/Q|Q]] [[Special:Allpages/q|q]] [[Special:Allpages/R|R]] [[Special:Allpages/r|r]] [[Special:Allpages/S|S]] [[Special:Allpages/s|s]] [[Special:Allpages/T|T]] [[Special:Allpages/t|t]] [[Special:Allpages/U|U]] [[Special:Allpages/u|u]] [[Special:Allpages/V|V]] [[Special:Allpages/v|v]] [[Special:Allpages/W|W]] [[Special:Allpages/w|w]] [[Special:Allpages/X|X]] [[Special:Allpages/x|x]] [[Special:Allpages/Y|Y]] [[Special:Allpages/y|y]] [[Special:Allpages/Z|Z]] [[Special:Allpages/z|z]] [[Special:Allpages/Ά|specials]] </center> <br style="clear:both;"> {| cellspacing="3" |- valign="top" |width="55%" class="MainPageBG" style="border: 1px solid #ffc9c9; color: #000; background-color: #fff3f3;padding:1em .5em"| ==Tips for writers== * Keep it simple - then pages will be easier to read by people who do not speak English well. * Write good pages - The best [[dictionary]] pages are clear and have enough detail to help the user understand and use the word. * Use the pages - These pages help people learn English. You may use pages from this Wiktionary to make pages in a different language, if you change the writing to that language. * If you're looking for a word to work on, then the [[Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist|850 words of Charles Kay Ogden's Basic English]] might be a good place to start. |width="45%" class="MainPageBG" style="border: 1px solid #c6c9ff; color: #000; background-color: #f0f0ff;padding:1em .5em"| ==Links== ;[[Wiktionary:Requested_definitions|Request a definition]] Ask for a word to be added if you don't want to write it yourself. ;[[Wiktionary:Community Portal|Community Portal]] For help and advice on using and writing Wiktionary Simple. ;[[Wiktionary:Simple talk|Talk]] Ask a question or provide feedback on the talk page. |} ==Sister projects in Simple English== {{Sisterprojectssimple}} ==Sister projects in English== {{Sisterprojects}} == Wiktionary in Other Languages == {{All Wiktionaries}} [[ak:Main Page]] [[co:Main Page]] [[fy:Main Page]] [[ha:Main Page]] [[iu:Main Page]] [[ks:Main Page]] [[rw:Main Page]] [[st:Main Page]] [[sd:Main Page]] 12185 2006-11-11T12:46:59Z Tangotango 94 change design __NOTOC__ __NOEDITSECTION__ {| cellspacing="5" cellpadding="0" style="margin:0em 0em 1em 0em; border:1px solid #cccccc; background-color:#f9f9f9;width:100%" | align="center" width="60%" | <span style="font-size:135%;">Welcome to the '''Simple English Wiktionary'''</span><br /> <span style="font-size:90%;">Simple English definitions of [[Special:Statistics|{{NUMBEROFARTICLES}}]] words</span> | '''Browse''': [[Special:Allpages/A|A]] [[Special:Allpages/a|a]] [[Special:Allpages/B|B]] [[Special:Allpages/b|b]] [[Special:Allpages/C|C]] [[Special:Allpages/c|c]] [[Special:Allpages/D|D]] [[Special:Allpages/d|d]] [[Special:Allpages/E|E]] [[Special:Allpages/e|e]] [[Special:Allpages/F|F]] [[Special:Allpages/f|f]] [[Special:Allpages/G|G]] [[Special:Allpages/g|g]] [[Special:Allpages/H|H]] [[Special:Allpages/h|h]] [[Special:Allpages/I|I]] [[Special:Allpages/i|i]] [[Special:Allpages/J|J]] [[Special:Allpages/j|j]] [[Special:Allpages/K|K]] [[Special:Allpages/k|k]] [[Special:Allpages/L|L]] [[Special:Allpages/l|l]] [[Special:Allpages/M|M]] [[Special:Allpages/m|m]] <br /> [[Special:Allpages/N|N]] [[Special:Allpages/n|n]] [[Special:Allpages/O|O]] [[Special:Allpages/o|o]] [[Special:Allpages/P|P]] [[Special:Allpages/p|p]] [[Special:Allpages/Q|Q]] [[Special:Allpages/q|q]] [[Special:Allpages/R|R]] [[Special:Allpages/r|r]] [[Special:Allpages/S|S]] [[Special:Allpages/s|s]] [[Special:Allpages/T|T]] [[Special:Allpages/t|t]] [[Special:Allpages/U|U]] [[Special:Allpages/u|u]] [[Special:Allpages/V|V]] [[Special:Allpages/v|v]] [[Special:Allpages/W|W]] [[Special:Allpages/w|w]] [[Special:Allpages/X|X]] [[Special:Allpages/x|x]] [[Special:Allpages/Y|Y]] [[Special:Allpages/y|y]] [[Special:Allpages/Z|Z]] [[Special:Allpages/z|z]] [[Special:Allpages/Ά|specials]] |} {| cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0" style="margin:0em 0em 1em 0em; width:100%" | style="width:50%; vertical-align:top; border:1px solid #afa3bf; background-color:#faf5ff;" | <div style="border-bottom:1px solid #afa3bf; background-color:#ddcef2; padding:0.2em 0.5em 0.2em 0.5em; font-size:110%; font-weight:bold;">'''Welcome'''</div> <div style="padding:0.4em 1em 0.3em 1em;"> Welcome to Wiktionary in Simple English. We have [[Special:Statistics|{{NUMBEROFARTICLES}}]] entries. This website is a [[dictionary]], written in simple words so you can understand them. To find a word, type it into the "search" box to the left. For example, if you want to know what "dictionary" means, type "dictionary" into the box and click "Go". </div> |} {| cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0" style="margin:0em 0em 1em 0em; width:100%" | style="width:60%; vertical-align:top; border:1px solid #fad67d; background-color:#faf6ed;" | <div style="border-bottom:1px solid #fad67d; background-color:#faecc8; padding:0.2em 0.5em 0.2em 0.5em; font-size:110%; font-weight:bold;">'''Tips for writers'''</div> <div style="padding:0.4em 1em 0.3em 1em;"> * '''Keep it simple''' - Simple pages will be easier to read by people who do not speak English well. * '''Write good pages''' - The best [[dictionary]] pages are clear and have enough detail to help the user understand and use the word. * '''Use the pages''' - These pages help people learn English. You may use pages from this Wiktionary to make pages in a different language, if you change the writing to that language. * If you're looking for a word to work on, then the [[Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist|850 words of Charles Kay Ogden's Basic English]] might be a good place to start. </div> | style="padding:0em 0.5em;" | | style="width:40%; vertical-align:top; border:1px solid #abd5f5; background-color:#f1f5fc;" | <div style="border-bottom:1px solid #abd5f5; background-color:#d0e5f5; padding:0.2em 0.5em 0.2em 0.5em; font-size:110%; font-weight:bold;">'''Links'''</div> <div style="padding:0.4em 1em 0.3em 1em;"> * '''[[Wiktionary:Requested_definitions|Request a definition]]'''<br />Ask for a word to be added if you don't want to write it yourself. * '''[[Wiktionary:Community Portal|Community Portal]]'''<br />For help and advice on using and writing Wiktionary Simple. * '''[[Wiktionary:Simple talk|Simple talk]]'''<br />Ask a question or provide feedback on the talk page. </div> |} ==Sister projects in Simple English== {{Sisterprojectssimple}} ==Sister projects in English== {{Sisterprojects}} == Wiktionary in Other Languages == {{All Wiktionaries}} 12581 2006-11-24T07:25:51Z Kappa 92 move number of entries to after the defintion of the project __NOTOC__ __NOEDITSECTION__ {| cellspacing="5" cellpadding="0" style="margin:0em 0em 1em 0em; border:1px solid #cccccc; background-color:#f9f9f9;width:100%" | align="center" width="60%" | <span style="font-size:135%;">Welcome to the '''Simple English Wiktionary'''</span><br /> <span style="font-size:90%;">Simple English definitions of [[Special:Statistics|{{NUMBEROFARTICLES}}]] words</span> | '''Browse''': [[Special:Allpages/A|A]] [[Special:Allpages/a|a]] [[Special:Allpages/B|B]] [[Special:Allpages/b|b]] [[Special:Allpages/C|C]] [[Special:Allpages/c|c]] [[Special:Allpages/D|D]] [[Special:Allpages/d|d]] [[Special:Allpages/E|E]] [[Special:Allpages/e|e]] [[Special:Allpages/F|F]] [[Special:Allpages/f|f]] [[Special:Allpages/G|G]] [[Special:Allpages/g|g]] [[Special:Allpages/H|H]] [[Special:Allpages/h|h]] [[Special:Allpages/I|I]] [[Special:Allpages/i|i]] [[Special:Allpages/J|J]] [[Special:Allpages/j|j]] [[Special:Allpages/K|K]] [[Special:Allpages/k|k]] [[Special:Allpages/L|L]] [[Special:Allpages/l|l]] [[Special:Allpages/M|M]] [[Special:Allpages/m|m]] <br /> [[Special:Allpages/N|N]] [[Special:Allpages/n|n]] [[Special:Allpages/O|O]] [[Special:Allpages/o|o]] [[Special:Allpages/P|P]] [[Special:Allpages/p|p]] [[Special:Allpages/Q|Q]] [[Special:Allpages/q|q]] [[Special:Allpages/R|R]] [[Special:Allpages/r|r]] [[Special:Allpages/S|S]] [[Special:Allpages/s|s]] [[Special:Allpages/T|T]] [[Special:Allpages/t|t]] [[Special:Allpages/U|U]] [[Special:Allpages/u|u]] [[Special:Allpages/V|V]] [[Special:Allpages/v|v]] [[Special:Allpages/W|W]] [[Special:Allpages/w|w]] [[Special:Allpages/X|X]] [[Special:Allpages/x|x]] [[Special:Allpages/Y|Y]] [[Special:Allpages/y|y]] [[Special:Allpages/Z|Z]] [[Special:Allpages/z|z]] [[Special:Allpages/Ά|specials]] |} {| cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0" style="margin:0em 0em 1em 0em; width:100%" | style="width:50%; vertical-align:top; border:1px solid #afa3bf; background-color:#faf5ff;" | <div style="border-bottom:1px solid #afa3bf; background-color:#ddcef2; padding:0.2em 0.5em 0.2em 0.5em; font-size:110%; font-weight:bold;">'''Welcome'''</div> <div style="padding:0.4em 1em 0.3em 1em;"> Welcome to Wiktionary in Simple English. This website is a [[dictionary]], written in simple words so you can understand them. We have [[Special:Statistics|{{NUMBEROFARTICLES}}]] entries. To find a word, type it into the "search" box to the left. For example, if you want to know what "dictionary" means, type "dictionary" into the box and click "Go". </div> |} {| cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0" style="margin:0em 0em 1em 0em; width:100%" | style="width:60%; vertical-align:top; border:1px solid #fad67d; background-color:#faf6ed;" | <div style="border-bottom:1px solid #fad67d; background-color:#faecc8; padding:0.2em 0.5em 0.2em 0.5em; font-size:110%; font-weight:bold;">'''Tips for writers'''</div> <div style="padding:0.4em 1em 0.3em 1em;"> * '''Keep it simple''' - Simple pages will be easier to read by people who do not speak English well. * '''Write good pages''' - The best [[dictionary]] pages are clear and have enough detail to help the user understand and use the word. * '''Use the pages''' - These pages help people learn English. You may use pages from this Wiktionary to make pages in a different language, if you change the writing to that language. * If you're looking for a word to work on, then the [[Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist|850 words of Charles Kay Ogden's Basic English]] might be a good place to start. </div> | style="padding:0em 0.5em;" | | style="width:40%; vertical-align:top; border:1px solid #abd5f5; background-color:#f1f5fc;" | <div style="border-bottom:1px solid #abd5f5; background-color:#d0e5f5; padding:0.2em 0.5em 0.2em 0.5em; font-size:110%; font-weight:bold;">'''Links'''</div> <div style="padding:0.4em 1em 0.3em 1em;"> * '''[[Wiktionary:Requested_definitions|Request a definition]]'''<br />Ask for a word to be added if you don't want to write it yourself. * '''[[Wiktionary:Community Portal|Community Portal]]'''<br />For help and advice on using and writing Wiktionary Simple. * '''[[Wiktionary:Simple talk|Simple talk]]'''<br />Ask a question or provide feedback on the talk page. </div> |} ==Sister projects in Simple English== {{Sisterprojectssimple}} ==Sister projects in English== {{Sisterprojects}} == Wiktionary in Other Languages == {{All Wiktionaries}} 12670 2006-11-26T02:44:36Z Coppertwig 139 telling writers to work on Requested definitions __NOTOC__ __NOEDITSECTION__ {| cellspacing="5" cellpadding="0" style="margin:0em 0em 1em 0em; border:1px solid #cccccc; background-color:#f9f9f9;width:100%" | align="center" width="60%" | <span style="font-size:135%;">Welcome to the '''Simple English Wiktionary'''</span><br /> <span style="font-size:90%;">Simple English definitions of [[Special:Statistics|{{NUMBEROFARTICLES}}]] words</span> | '''Browse''': [[Special:Allpages/A|A]] [[Special:Allpages/a|a]] [[Special:Allpages/B|B]] [[Special:Allpages/b|b]] [[Special:Allpages/C|C]] [[Special:Allpages/c|c]] [[Special:Allpages/D|D]] [[Special:Allpages/d|d]] [[Special:Allpages/E|E]] [[Special:Allpages/e|e]] [[Special:Allpages/F|F]] [[Special:Allpages/f|f]] [[Special:Allpages/G|G]] [[Special:Allpages/g|g]] [[Special:Allpages/H|H]] [[Special:Allpages/h|h]] [[Special:Allpages/I|I]] [[Special:Allpages/i|i]] [[Special:Allpages/J|J]] [[Special:Allpages/j|j]] [[Special:Allpages/K|K]] [[Special:Allpages/k|k]] [[Special:Allpages/L|L]] [[Special:Allpages/l|l]] [[Special:Allpages/M|M]] [[Special:Allpages/m|m]] <br /> [[Special:Allpages/N|N]] [[Special:Allpages/n|n]] [[Special:Allpages/O|O]] [[Special:Allpages/o|o]] [[Special:Allpages/P|P]] [[Special:Allpages/p|p]] [[Special:Allpages/Q|Q]] [[Special:Allpages/q|q]] [[Special:Allpages/R|R]] [[Special:Allpages/r|r]] [[Special:Allpages/S|S]] [[Special:Allpages/s|s]] [[Special:Allpages/T|T]] [[Special:Allpages/t|t]] [[Special:Allpages/U|U]] [[Special:Allpages/u|u]] [[Special:Allpages/V|V]] [[Special:Allpages/v|v]] [[Special:Allpages/W|W]] [[Special:Allpages/w|w]] [[Special:Allpages/X|X]] [[Special:Allpages/x|x]] [[Special:Allpages/Y|Y]] [[Special:Allpages/y|y]] [[Special:Allpages/Z|Z]] [[Special:Allpages/z|z]] [[Special:Allpages/Ά|specials]] |} {| cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0" style="margin:0em 0em 1em 0em; width:100%" | style="width:50%; vertical-align:top; border:1px solid #afa3bf; background-color:#faf5ff;" | <div style="border-bottom:1px solid #afa3bf; background-color:#ddcef2; padding:0.2em 0.5em 0.2em 0.5em; font-size:110%; font-weight:bold;">'''Welcome'''</div> <div style="padding:0.4em 1em 0.3em 1em;"> Welcome to Wiktionary in Simple English. This website is a [[dictionary]], written in simple words so you can understand them. We have [[Special:Statistics|{{NUMBEROFARTICLES}}]] entries. To find a word, type it into the "search" box to the left. For example, if you want to know what "dictionary" means, type "dictionary" into the box and click "Go". </div> |} {| cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0" style="margin:0em 0em 1em 0em; width:100%" | style="width:60%; vertical-align:top; border:1px solid #fad67d; background-color:#faf6ed;" | <div style="border-bottom:1px solid #fad67d; background-color:#faecc8; padding:0.2em 0.5em 0.2em 0.5em; font-size:110%; font-weight:bold;">'''Tips for writers'''</div> <div style="padding:0.4em 1em 0.3em 1em;"> * '''Keep it simple''' - Simple pages will be easier to read by people who do not speak English well. * '''Write good pages''' - The best [[dictionary]] pages are clear and have enough detail to help the user understand and use the word. * '''Use the pages''' - These pages help people learn English. You may use pages from this Wiktionary to make pages in a different language, if you change the writing to that language. * If you're looking for a word to work on, then the [[Wiktionary:Requested definitions]] or [[Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist|850 words of Charles Kay Ogden's Basic English]] might be a good place to start. </div> | style="padding:0em 0.5em;" | | style="width:40%; vertical-align:top; border:1px solid #abd5f5; background-color:#f1f5fc;" | <div style="border-bottom:1px solid #abd5f5; background-color:#d0e5f5; padding:0.2em 0.5em 0.2em 0.5em; font-size:110%; font-weight:bold;">'''Links'''</div> <div style="padding:0.4em 1em 0.3em 1em;"> * '''[[Wiktionary:Requested_definitions|Request a definition]]'''<br />Ask for a word to be added if you don't want to write it yourself. * '''[[Wiktionary:Community Portal|Community Portal]]'''<br />For help and advice on using and writing Wiktionary Simple. * '''[[Wiktionary:Simple talk|Simple talk]]'''<br />Ask a question or provide feedback on the talk page. </div> |} ==Sister projects in Simple English== {{Sisterprojectssimple}} ==Sister projects in English== {{Sisterprojects}} == Wiktionary in Other Languages == {{All Wiktionaries}} 13239 2006-12-03T16:36:18Z Coppertwig 139 interwikis __NOTOC__ __NOEDITSECTION__ {| cellspacing="5" cellpadding="0" style="margin:0em 0em 1em 0em; border:1px solid #cccccc; background-color:#f9f9f9;width:100%" | align="center" width="60%" | <span style="font-size:135%;">Welcome to the '''Simple English Wiktionary'''</span><br /> <span style="font-size:90%;">Simple English definitions of [[Special:Statistics|{{NUMBEROFARTICLES}}]] words</span> | '''Browse''': [[Special:Allpages/A|A]] [[Special:Allpages/a|a]] [[Special:Allpages/B|B]] [[Special:Allpages/b|b]] [[Special:Allpages/C|C]] [[Special:Allpages/c|c]] [[Special:Allpages/D|D]] [[Special:Allpages/d|d]] [[Special:Allpages/E|E]] [[Special:Allpages/e|e]] [[Special:Allpages/F|F]] [[Special:Allpages/f|f]] [[Special:Allpages/G|G]] [[Special:Allpages/g|g]] [[Special:Allpages/H|H]] [[Special:Allpages/h|h]] [[Special:Allpages/I|I]] [[Special:Allpages/i|i]] [[Special:Allpages/J|J]] [[Special:Allpages/j|j]] [[Special:Allpages/K|K]] [[Special:Allpages/k|k]] [[Special:Allpages/L|L]] [[Special:Allpages/l|l]] [[Special:Allpages/M|M]] [[Special:Allpages/m|m]] <br /> [[Special:Allpages/N|N]] [[Special:Allpages/n|n]] [[Special:Allpages/O|O]] [[Special:Allpages/o|o]] [[Special:Allpages/P|P]] [[Special:Allpages/p|p]] [[Special:Allpages/Q|Q]] [[Special:Allpages/q|q]] [[Special:Allpages/R|R]] [[Special:Allpages/r|r]] [[Special:Allpages/S|S]] [[Special:Allpages/s|s]] [[Special:Allpages/T|T]] [[Special:Allpages/t|t]] [[Special:Allpages/U|U]] [[Special:Allpages/u|u]] [[Special:Allpages/V|V]] [[Special:Allpages/v|v]] [[Special:Allpages/W|W]] [[Special:Allpages/w|w]] [[Special:Allpages/X|X]] [[Special:Allpages/x|x]] [[Special:Allpages/Y|Y]] [[Special:Allpages/y|y]] [[Special:Allpages/Z|Z]] [[Special:Allpages/z|z]] [[Special:Allpages/Ά|specials]] |} {| cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0" style="margin:0em 0em 1em 0em; width:100%" | style="width:50%; vertical-align:top; border:1px solid #afa3bf; background-color:#faf5ff;" | <div style="border-bottom:1px solid #afa3bf; background-color:#ddcef2; padding:0.2em 0.5em 0.2em 0.5em; font-size:110%; font-weight:bold;">'''Welcome'''</div> <div style="padding:0.4em 1em 0.3em 1em;"> Welcome to Wiktionary in Simple English. This website is a [[dictionary]], written in simple words so you can understand them. We have [[Special:Statistics|{{NUMBEROFARTICLES}}]] entries. To find a word, type it into the "search" box to the left. For example, if you want to know what "dictionary" means, type "dictionary" into the box and click "Go". </div> |} {| cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0" style="margin:0em 0em 1em 0em; width:100%" | style="width:60%; vertical-align:top; border:1px solid #fad67d; background-color:#faf6ed;" | <div style="border-bottom:1px solid #fad67d; background-color:#faecc8; padding:0.2em 0.5em 0.2em 0.5em; font-size:110%; font-weight:bold;">'''Tips for writers'''</div> <div style="padding:0.4em 1em 0.3em 1em;"> * '''Keep it simple''' - Simple pages will be easier to read by people who do not speak English well. * '''Write good pages''' - The best [[dictionary]] pages are clear and have enough detail to help the user understand and use the word. * '''Use the pages''' - These pages help people learn English. You may use pages from this Wiktionary to make pages in a different language, if you change the writing to that language. * If you're looking for a word to work on, then the [[Wiktionary:Requested definitions]] or [[Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist|850 words of Charles Kay Ogden's Basic English]] might be a good place to start. </div> | style="padding:0em 0.5em;" | | style="width:40%; vertical-align:top; border:1px solid #abd5f5; background-color:#f1f5fc;" | <div style="border-bottom:1px solid #abd5f5; background-color:#d0e5f5; padding:0.2em 0.5em 0.2em 0.5em; font-size:110%; font-weight:bold;">'''Links'''</div> <div style="padding:0.4em 1em 0.3em 1em;"> * '''[[Wiktionary:Requested_definitions|Request a definition]]'''<br />Ask for a word to be added if you don't want to write it yourself. * '''[[Wiktionary:Community Portal|Community Portal]]'''<br />For help and advice on using and writing Wiktionary Simple. * '''[[Wiktionary:Simple talk|Simple talk]]'''<br />Ask a question or provide feedback on the talk page. </div> |} ==Sister projects in Simple English== {{Sisterprojectssimple}} ==Sister projects in English== {{Sisterprojects}} == Wiktionary in Other Languages == {{All Wiktionaries}} [[aa:]] [[af:]] [[ak:]] [[als:]] [[am:]] [[ang:]] [[ab:]] [[ar:]] [[an:]] [[as:]] [[ast:]] [[gn:]] [[av:]] [[ay:]] [[az:]] [[bn:]] [[ba:]] [[be:]] [[bh:]] [[bi:]] [[bo:]] [[bs:]] [[br:]] [[bg:]] [[ca:]] [[cs:]] [[ch:]] [[co:]] [[cy:]] [[da:]] [[za:]] [[de:]] [[dv:]] [[dz:]] [[et:]] [[el:]] [[en:]] [[es:]] [[fa:]] [[fo:]] [[fr:]] [[fy:]] [[fur:]] [[ga:]] [[gd:]] [[gl:]] [[gu:]] [[hy:]] [[ko:]] [[ha:]] [[hi:]] [[hr:]] [[io:]] [[id:]] [[ia:]] [[ie:]] [[iu:]] [[ik:]] [[is:]] [[it:]] [[yi:]] [[he:]] [[ja:]] [[kl:]] [[kn:]] [[ka:]] [[ks:]] [[kk:]] [[kw:]] [[km:]] [[ky:]] [[ku:]] [[lo:]] [[la:]] [[lv:]] [[lt:]] [[lb:]] [[li:]] [[ln:]] [[hu:]] [[mk:]] [[mg:]] [[ml:]] [[mt:]] [[mi:]] [[mr:]] [[ms:]] [[mo:]] [[mn:]] [[my:]] [[nah:]] [[na:]] [[ne:]] [[nl:]] [[cr:]] [[no:]] [[nn:]] [[oc:]] [[or:]] [[om:]] [[ug:]] [[pa:]] [[ps:]] [[nds:]] [[pl:]] [[pt:]] [[ro:]] [[rm:]] [[qu:]] [[rn:]] [[ru:]] [[rw:]] [[sm:]] [[sg:]] [[sa:]] [[sc:]] [[sn:]] [[sq:]] [[scn:]] [[simple:]] [[sd:]] [[si:]] [[sk:]] [[sl:]] [[so:]] [[st:]] [[sr:]] [[su:]] [[fi:]] [[sv:]] [[sw:]] [[ss:]] [[tl:]] [[ta:]] [[tt:]] [[te:]] [[th:]] [[ti:]] [[tg:]] [[to:]] [[ts:]] [[tn:]] [[tk:]] [[tr:]] [[tw:]] [[uk:]] [[ur:]] [[uz:]] [[vi:]] [[fj:]] [[vo:]] [[wa:]] [[wo:]] [[xh:]] [[yo:]] [[zh:]] [[zu:]] 13491 2006-12-08T14:39:17Z Coppertwig 139 add link to Word lists __NOTOC__ __NOEDITSECTION__ {| cellspacing="5" cellpadding="0" style="margin:0em 0em 1em 0em; border:1px solid #cccccc; background-color:#f9f9f9;width:100%" | align="center" width="60%" | <span style="font-size:135%;">Welcome to the '''Simple English Wiktionary'''</span><br /> <span style="font-size:90%;">Simple English definitions of [[Special:Statistics|{{NUMBEROFARTICLES}}]] words</span> | '''Browse''': [[Special:Allpages/A|A]] [[Special:Allpages/a|a]] [[Special:Allpages/B|B]] [[Special:Allpages/b|b]] [[Special:Allpages/C|C]] [[Special:Allpages/c|c]] [[Special:Allpages/D|D]] [[Special:Allpages/d|d]] [[Special:Allpages/E|E]] [[Special:Allpages/e|e]] [[Special:Allpages/F|F]] [[Special:Allpages/f|f]] [[Special:Allpages/G|G]] [[Special:Allpages/g|g]] [[Special:Allpages/H|H]] [[Special:Allpages/h|h]] [[Special:Allpages/I|I]] [[Special:Allpages/i|i]] [[Special:Allpages/J|J]] [[Special:Allpages/j|j]] [[Special:Allpages/K|K]] [[Special:Allpages/k|k]] [[Special:Allpages/L|L]] [[Special:Allpages/l|l]] [[Special:Allpages/M|M]] [[Special:Allpages/m|m]] <br /> [[Special:Allpages/N|N]] [[Special:Allpages/n|n]] [[Special:Allpages/O|O]] [[Special:Allpages/o|o]] [[Special:Allpages/P|P]] [[Special:Allpages/p|p]] [[Special:Allpages/Q|Q]] [[Special:Allpages/q|q]] [[Special:Allpages/R|R]] [[Special:Allpages/r|r]] [[Special:Allpages/S|S]] [[Special:Allpages/s|s]] [[Special:Allpages/T|T]] [[Special:Allpages/t|t]] [[Special:Allpages/U|U]] [[Special:Allpages/u|u]] [[Special:Allpages/V|V]] [[Special:Allpages/v|v]] [[Special:Allpages/W|W]] [[Special:Allpages/w|w]] [[Special:Allpages/X|X]] [[Special:Allpages/x|x]] [[Special:Allpages/Y|Y]] [[Special:Allpages/y|y]] [[Special:Allpages/Z|Z]] [[Special:Allpages/z|z]] [[Special:Allpages/Ά|specials]] |} {| cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0" style="margin:0em 0em 1em 0em; width:100%" | style="width:50%; vertical-align:top; border:1px solid #afa3bf; background-color:#faf5ff;" | <div style="border-bottom:1px solid #afa3bf; background-color:#ddcef2; padding:0.2em 0.5em 0.2em 0.5em; font-size:110%; font-weight:bold;">'''Welcome'''</div> <div style="padding:0.4em 1em 0.3em 1em;"> Welcome to Wiktionary in Simple English. This website is a [[dictionary]], written in simple words so you can understand them. We have [[Special:Statistics|{{NUMBEROFARTICLES}}]] entries. To find a word, type it into the "search" box to the left. For example, if you want to know what "dictionary" means, type "dictionary" into the box and click "Go". </div> |} {| cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0" style="margin:0em 0em 1em 0em; width:100%" | style="width:60%; vertical-align:top; border:1px solid #fad67d; background-color:#faf6ed;" | <div style="border-bottom:1px solid #fad67d; background-color:#faecc8; padding:0.2em 0.5em 0.2em 0.5em; font-size:110%; font-weight:bold;">'''Tips for writers'''</div> <div style="padding:0.4em 1em 0.3em 1em;"> * '''Keep it simple''' - Simple pages will be easier to read by people who do not speak English well. * '''Write good pages''' - The best [[dictionary]] pages are clear and have enough detail to help the user understand and use the word. * '''Use the pages''' - These pages help people learn English. You may use pages from this Wiktionary to make pages in a different language, if you change the writing to that language. * If you're looking for a word to work on, then the [[Wiktionary:Requested definitions]] or [[Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist|850 words of Charles Kay Ogden's Basic English]] might be a good place to start. See also [[Word lists]]. </div> | style="padding:0em 0.5em;" | | style="width:40%; vertical-align:top; border:1px solid #abd5f5; background-color:#f1f5fc;" | <div style="border-bottom:1px solid #abd5f5; background-color:#d0e5f5; padding:0.2em 0.5em 0.2em 0.5em; font-size:110%; font-weight:bold;">'''Links'''</div> <div style="padding:0.4em 1em 0.3em 1em;"> * '''[[Wiktionary:Requested_definitions|Request a definition]]'''<br />Ask for a word to be added if you don't want to write it yourself. * '''[[Wiktionary:Community Portal|Community Portal]]'''<br />For help and advice on using and writing Wiktionary Simple. * '''[[Wiktionary:Simple talk|Simple talk]]'''<br />Ask a question or provide feedback on the talk page. </div> |} ==Sister projects in Simple English== {{Sisterprojectssimple}} ==Sister projects in English== {{Sisterprojects}} == Wiktionary in Other Languages == {{All Wiktionaries}} [[aa:]] [[af:]] [[ak:]] [[als:]] [[am:]] [[ang:]] [[ab:]] [[ar:]] [[an:]] [[as:]] [[ast:]] [[gn:]] [[av:]] [[ay:]] [[az:]] [[bn:]] [[ba:]] [[be:]] [[bh:]] [[bi:]] [[bo:]] [[bs:]] [[br:]] [[bg:]] [[ca:]] [[cs:]] [[ch:]] [[co:]] [[cy:]] [[da:]] [[za:]] [[de:]] [[dv:]] [[dz:]] [[et:]] [[el:]] [[en:]] [[es:]] [[fa:]] [[fo:]] [[fr:]] [[fy:]] [[fur:]] [[ga:]] [[gd:]] [[gl:]] [[gu:]] [[hy:]] [[ko:]] [[ha:]] [[hi:]] [[hr:]] [[io:]] [[id:]] [[ia:]] [[ie:]] [[iu:]] [[ik:]] [[is:]] [[it:]] [[yi:]] [[he:]] [[ja:]] [[kl:]] [[kn:]] [[ka:]] [[ks:]] [[kk:]] [[kw:]] [[km:]] [[ky:]] [[ku:]] [[lo:]] [[la:]] [[lv:]] [[lt:]] [[lb:]] [[li:]] [[ln:]] [[hu:]] [[mk:]] [[mg:]] [[ml:]] [[mt:]] [[mi:]] [[mr:]] [[ms:]] [[mo:]] [[mn:]] [[my:]] [[nah:]] [[na:]] [[ne:]] [[nl:]] [[cr:]] [[no:]] [[nn:]] [[oc:]] [[or:]] [[om:]] [[ug:]] [[pa:]] [[ps:]] [[nds:]] [[pl:]] [[pt:]] [[ro:]] [[rm:]] [[qu:]] [[rn:]] [[ru:]] [[rw:]] [[sm:]] [[sg:]] [[sa:]] [[sc:]] [[sn:]] [[sq:]] [[scn:]] [[simple:]] [[sd:]] [[si:]] [[sk:]] [[sl:]] [[so:]] [[st:]] [[sr:]] [[su:]] [[fi:]] [[sv:]] [[sw:]] [[ss:]] [[tl:]] [[ta:]] [[tt:]] [[te:]] [[th:]] [[ti:]] [[tg:]] [[to:]] [[ts:]] [[tn:]] [[tk:]] [[tr:]] [[tw:]] [[uk:]] [[ur:]] [[uz:]] [[vi:]] [[fj:]] [[vo:]] [[wa:]] [[wo:]] [[xh:]] [[yo:]] [[zh:]] [[zu:]] 13721 2006-12-12T23:14:27Z Cromwellt 61 removed unnecessary self-reference that glitched __NOTOC__ __NOEDITSECTION__ {| cellspacing="5" cellpadding="0" style="margin:0em 0em 1em 0em; border:1px solid #cccccc; background-color:#f9f9f9;width:100%" | align="center" width="60%" | <span style="font-size:135%;">Welcome to the '''Simple English Wiktionary'''</span><br /> <span style="font-size:90%;">Simple English definitions of [[Special:Statistics|{{NUMBEROFARTICLES}}]] words</span> | '''Browse''': [[Special:Allpages/A|A]] [[Special:Allpages/a|a]] [[Special:Allpages/B|B]] [[Special:Allpages/b|b]] [[Special:Allpages/C|C]] [[Special:Allpages/c|c]] [[Special:Allpages/D|D]] [[Special:Allpages/d|d]] [[Special:Allpages/E|E]] [[Special:Allpages/e|e]] [[Special:Allpages/F|F]] [[Special:Allpages/f|f]] [[Special:Allpages/G|G]] [[Special:Allpages/g|g]] [[Special:Allpages/H|H]] [[Special:Allpages/h|h]] [[Special:Allpages/I|I]] [[Special:Allpages/i|i]] [[Special:Allpages/J|J]] [[Special:Allpages/j|j]] [[Special:Allpages/K|K]] [[Special:Allpages/k|k]] [[Special:Allpages/L|L]] [[Special:Allpages/l|l]] [[Special:Allpages/M|M]] [[Special:Allpages/m|m]] <br /> [[Special:Allpages/N|N]] [[Special:Allpages/n|n]] [[Special:Allpages/O|O]] [[Special:Allpages/o|o]] [[Special:Allpages/P|P]] [[Special:Allpages/p|p]] [[Special:Allpages/Q|Q]] [[Special:Allpages/q|q]] [[Special:Allpages/R|R]] [[Special:Allpages/r|r]] [[Special:Allpages/S|S]] [[Special:Allpages/s|s]] [[Special:Allpages/T|T]] [[Special:Allpages/t|t]] [[Special:Allpages/U|U]] [[Special:Allpages/u|u]] [[Special:Allpages/V|V]] [[Special:Allpages/v|v]] [[Special:Allpages/W|W]] [[Special:Allpages/w|w]] [[Special:Allpages/X|X]] [[Special:Allpages/x|x]] [[Special:Allpages/Y|Y]] [[Special:Allpages/y|y]] [[Special:Allpages/Z|Z]] [[Special:Allpages/z|z]] [[Special:Allpages/Ά|specials]] |} {| cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0" style="margin:0em 0em 1em 0em; width:100%" | style="width:50%; vertical-align:top; border:1px solid #afa3bf; background-color:#faf5ff;" | <div style="border-bottom:1px solid #afa3bf; background-color:#ddcef2; padding:0.2em 0.5em 0.2em 0.5em; font-size:110%; font-weight:bold;">'''Welcome'''</div> <div style="padding:0.4em 1em 0.3em 1em;"> Welcome to Wiktionary in Simple English. This website is a [[dictionary]], written in simple words so you can understand them. We have [[Special:Statistics|{{NUMBEROFARTICLES}}]] entries. To find a word, type it into the "search" box to the left. For example, if you want to know what "dictionary" means, type "dictionary" into the box and click "Go". </div> |} {| cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0" style="margin:0em 0em 1em 0em; width:100%" | style="width:60%; vertical-align:top; border:1px solid #fad67d; background-color:#faf6ed;" | <div style="border-bottom:1px solid #fad67d; background-color:#faecc8; padding:0.2em 0.5em 0.2em 0.5em; font-size:110%; font-weight:bold;">'''Tips for writers'''</div> <div style="padding:0.4em 1em 0.3em 1em;"> * '''Keep it simple''' - Simple pages will be easier to read by people who do not speak English well. * '''Write good pages''' - The best [[dictionary]] pages are clear and have enough detail to help the user understand and use the word. * '''Use the pages''' - These pages help people learn English. You may use pages from this Wiktionary to make pages in a different language, if you change the writing to that language. * If you're looking for a word to work on, then the [[Wiktionary:Requested definitions]] or [[Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist|850 words of Charles Kay Ogden's Basic English]] might be a good place to start. 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Sigh... Oops - so sorry - didn't see you there! How are you today? It's so lovely to have you here. Let me take your coat! Would you care for a tea? I've just brewed a fresh pot of cat. Wait, wait, come back! You've forgotten your coat!! Oh dear... 2716 2004-05-03T03:10:10Z Dwindrim 4 Another user page. Sigh... Oops - so sorry - didn't see you there! How are you today? It's so lovely to have you here. Let me take your coat! Would you care for a tea? I've just brewed a fresh pot of cat. Wait, wait, come back! You've forgotten your coat!! Oh dear... 610 2717 2004-05-14T22:28:52Z Angela 1 create links <table border="0"> <tr valign="top"><td align="left" colspan=2> <small> [[:af:Recent Changes|af]]&nbsp; [[:ar:Special:Recentchanges|ar]]&nbsp; [[:bg:Специални:Recentchanges|bg]]&nbsp; [[:ca:RecentChanges|ca]]&nbsp; [[:cy:Special:Recentchanges|cy]]&nbsp; [[:da:Speciel:Recentchanges|da]]&nbsp; [[:de:Spezial:Recentchanges|de]]&nbsp; '''[[:en:Special:Recentchanges|en]]'''&nbsp; [[:el:Special:Recentchanges|el]]&nbsp; [[:eo:Lastaj_Sxangxoj|eo]]&nbsp; [[:es:Cambios Recientes|es]]&nbsp; [[:et:Recent Changes|et]]&nbsp; [[:fi:Toiminnot:Recentchanges|fi]]&nbsp; [[:fr:RecentChanges|fr]]&nbsp; [[:fy:Wiki:Recentchanges|fy]]&nbsp; [[:he:&#1502;&#1497;&#1493;&#1495;&#1491;:Recentchanges|he]]&nbsp; [[:hi:%E0%A4%B5%E0%A4%BF%E0%A4%B6%E0%A5%87%E0%A4%B7:Recentchanges|hi]]&nbsp; [[:hr:Special:Recentchanges|hr]]&nbsp; [[:id:Recent_Changes|id]]&nbsp; [[:it:Speciale:Recentchanges|it]]&nbsp; [[:ja:%E7%89%B9%E5%88%A5:Recentchanges|ja]]&nbsp; [[:ko:%ED%8A%B9%EC%88%98%EA%B8%B0%EB%8A%A5:Recentchanges|ko]]&nbsp; [[:la:Recent_Changes|la]]&nbsp; [[:nl:Speciaal:Recentchanges|nl]]&nbsp; [[:no:Recent_Changes|no]]&nbsp; [[:oc:Especial:Recentchanges|oc]]&nbsp; [[:pl:Ostatnie zmiany|pl]]&nbsp; [[:pt:RecentChanges|pt]]&nbsp; [[:ro:Special:Recentchanges|ro]]&nbsp; [[:ru:Special:Recentchanges|ru]]&nbsp; [[:sl:Posebno:Recentchanges|sl]]&nbsp; [[:sq:Special:Recentchanges|sq]]&nbsp; [[:sr:%D0%9F%D0%BE%D1%81%D0%B5%D0%B1%D0%BD%D0%BE:Recentchanges|sr]]&nbsp; [[:sv:NyligenSkrivnaSidor|sv]]&nbsp; [[:zh:Special:Recentchanges|zh]] </small></td></tr> <tr valign="top"><td align="right"> <small> '''Other&nbsp;wikis:'''&nbsp; </small></td><td><small> [http://meta.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Recentchanges Meta] - [http://test.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Recentchanges Test] - [http://wikiquote.org/wiki/Special:Recentchanges Wikiquote] - [http://wikibooks.org/wiki/Special:Recentchanges Wikibooks] - [http://sources.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Recentchanges Wikisource] - ([http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wikipedia:Recentchanges&action=edit edit] | [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Special:Recentchanges&hideminor=0&hidebots=0 bots]) </small></td></tr> </table> '''[[Wiktionary:Simple talk|Questions and talk]]'''<br> [[w:Wikipedia:Elections for the Board of Trustees of the Wikimedia Foundation|Elections for the Board of Trustees of the Wikimedia Foundation]] 3769 2005-06-30T07:10:34Z Angela 1 #redirect [[Wiktionary:Recentchanges]] #redirect [[Wiktionary:Recentchanges]] 611 548 2004-05-14T22:29:43Z Angela 1 copying here as the namespace in broken <table border="0"> <tr valign="top"><td align="left" colspan=2> <small> [[:af:Recent Changes|af]]&nbsp; [[:ar:Special:Recentchanges|ar]]&nbsp; [[:bg:Специални:Recentchanges|bg]]&nbsp; [[:ca:RecentChanges|ca]]&nbsp; [[:cy:Special:Recentchanges|cy]]&nbsp; [[:da:Speciel:Recentchanges|da]]&nbsp; [[:de:Spezial:Recentchanges|de]]&nbsp; '''[[:en:Special:Recentchanges|en]]'''&nbsp; [[:el:Special:Recentchanges|el]]&nbsp; [[:eo:Lastaj_Sxangxoj|eo]]&nbsp; [[:es:Cambios Recientes|es]]&nbsp; [[:et:Recent Changes|et]]&nbsp; [[:fi:Toiminnot:Recentchanges|fi]]&nbsp; [[:fr:RecentChanges|fr]]&nbsp; [[:fy:Wiki:Recentchanges|fy]]&nbsp; [[:he:&#1502;&#1497;&#1493;&#1495;&#1491;:Recentchanges|he]]&nbsp; [[:hi:%E0%A4%B5%E0%A4%BF%E0%A4%B6%E0%A5%87%E0%A4%B7:Recentchanges|hi]]&nbsp; [[:hr:Special:Recentchanges|hr]]&nbsp; [[:id:Recent_Changes|id]]&nbsp; [[:it:Speciale:Recentchanges|it]]&nbsp; [[:ja:%E7%89%B9%E5%88%A5:Recentchanges|ja]]&nbsp; [[:ko:%ED%8A%B9%EC%88%98%EA%B8%B0%EB%8A%A5:Recentchanges|ko]]&nbsp; [[:la:Recent_Changes|la]]&nbsp; [[:nl:Speciaal:Recentchanges|nl]]&nbsp; [[:no:Recent_Changes|no]]&nbsp; [[:oc:Especial:Recentchanges|oc]]&nbsp; [[:pl:Ostatnie zmiany|pl]]&nbsp; [[:pt:RecentChanges|pt]]&nbsp; [[:ro:Special:Recentchanges|ro]]&nbsp; [[:ru:Special:Recentchanges|ru]]&nbsp; [[:sl:Posebno:Recentchanges|sl]]&nbsp; [[:sq:Special:Recentchanges|sq]]&nbsp; [[:sr:%D0%9F%D0%BE%D1%81%D0%B5%D0%B1%D0%BD%D0%BE:Recentchanges|sr]]&nbsp; [[:sv:NyligenSkrivnaSidor|sv]]&nbsp; [[:zh:Special:Recentchanges|zh]] </small></td></tr> <tr valign="top"><td align="right"> <small> '''Other&nbsp;wikis:'''&nbsp; </small></td><td><small> [http://meta.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Recentchanges Meta] - [http://test.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Recentchanges Test] - [http://wikiquote.org/wiki/Special:Recentchanges Wikiquote] - [http://wikibooks.org/wiki/Special:Recentchanges Wikibooks] - [http://sources.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Recentchanges Wikisource] - ([http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wikipedia:Recentchanges&action=edit edit] | [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Special:Recentchanges&hideminor=0&hidebots=0 bots]) </small></td></tr> </table> '''[[Wiktionary:Simple talk|Questions and talk]]'''<br> [[w:Wikipedia:Elections for the Board of Trustees of the Wikimedia Foundation|Elections for the Board of Trustees of the Wikimedia Foundation]] 2718 2004-07-08T19:45:59Z 213.107.224.8 rm old notice <table border="0"> <tr valign="top"><td align="left" colspan=2> <small> [[:af:Recent Changes|af]]&nbsp; [[:ar:Special:Recentchanges|ar]]&nbsp; [[:bg:Специални:Recentchanges|bg]]&nbsp; [[:ca:RecentChanges|ca]]&nbsp; [[:cy:Special:Recentchanges|cy]]&nbsp; [[:da:Speciel:Recentchanges|da]]&nbsp; [[:de:Spezial:Recentchanges|de]]&nbsp; '''[[:en:Special:Recentchanges|en]]'''&nbsp; [[:el:Special:Recentchanges|el]]&nbsp; [[:eo:Lastaj_Sxangxoj|eo]]&nbsp; [[:es:Cambios Recientes|es]]&nbsp; [[:et:Recent Changes|et]]&nbsp; [[:fi:Toiminnot:Recentchanges|fi]]&nbsp; [[:fr:RecentChanges|fr]]&nbsp; [[:fy:Wiki:Recentchanges|fy]]&nbsp; [[:he:&#1502;&#1497;&#1493;&#1495;&#1491;:Recentchanges|he]]&nbsp; [[:hi:%E0%A4%B5%E0%A4%BF%E0%A4%B6%E0%A5%87%E0%A4%B7:Recentchanges|hi]]&nbsp; [[:hr:Special:Recentchanges|hr]]&nbsp; [[:id:Recent_Changes|id]]&nbsp; [[:it:Speciale:Recentchanges|it]]&nbsp; [[:ja:%E7%89%B9%E5%88%A5:Recentchanges|ja]]&nbsp; [[:ko:%ED%8A%B9%EC%88%98%EA%B8%B0%EB%8A%A5:Recentchanges|ko]]&nbsp; [[:la:Recent_Changes|la]]&nbsp; [[:nl:Speciaal:Recentchanges|nl]]&nbsp; [[:no:Recent_Changes|no]]&nbsp; [[:oc:Especial:Recentchanges|oc]]&nbsp; [[:pl:Ostatnie zmiany|pl]]&nbsp; [[:pt:RecentChanges|pt]]&nbsp; [[:ro:Special:Recentchanges|ro]]&nbsp; [[:ru:Special:Recentchanges|ru]]&nbsp; [[:sl:Posebno:Recentchanges|sl]]&nbsp; [[:sq:Special:Recentchanges|sq]]&nbsp; [[:sr:%D0%9F%D0%BE%D1%81%D0%B5%D0%B1%D0%BD%D0%BE:Recentchanges|sr]]&nbsp; [[:sv:NyligenSkrivnaSidor|sv]]&nbsp; [[:zh:Special:Recentchanges|zh]] </small></td></tr> <tr valign="top"><td align="right"> <small> '''Other&nbsp;wikis:'''&nbsp; </small></td><td><small> [http://meta.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Recentchanges Meta] - [http://test.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Recentchanges Test] - [http://wikiquote.org/wiki/Special:Recentchanges Wikiquote] - [http://wikibooks.org/wiki/Special:Recentchanges Wikibooks] - [http://sources.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Recentchanges Wikisource] - ([http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wikipedia:Recentchanges&action=edit edit] | [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Special:Recentchanges&hideminor=0&hidebots=0 bots]) </small></td></tr> </table> '''[[Wiktionary:Simple talk|Questions and talk]]''' 4322 2005-12-06T23:53:37Z Gmcfoley 41 {{delete|This does not look like it does anything}} <table border="0"> <tr valign="top"><td align="left" colspan=2> <small> [[:af:Recent Changes|af]]&nbsp; [[:ar:Special:Recentchanges|ar]]&nbsp; [[:bg:Специални:Recentchanges|bg]]&nbsp; [[:ca:RecentChanges|ca]]&nbsp; [[:cy:Special:Recentchanges|cy]]&nbsp; [[:da:Speciel:Recentchanges|da]]&nbsp; [[:de:Spezial:Recentchanges|de]]&nbsp; '''[[:en:Special:Recentchanges|en]]'''&nbsp; [[:el:Special:Recentchanges|el]]&nbsp; [[:eo:Lastaj_Sxangxoj|eo]]&nbsp; [[:es:Cambios Recientes|es]]&nbsp; [[:et:Recent Changes|et]]&nbsp; [[:fi:Toiminnot:Recentchanges|fi]]&nbsp; [[:fr:RecentChanges|fr]]&nbsp; [[:fy:Wiki:Recentchanges|fy]]&nbsp; [[:he:&#1502;&#1497;&#1493;&#1495;&#1491;:Recentchanges|he]]&nbsp; [[:hi:%E0%A4%B5%E0%A4%BF%E0%A4%B6%E0%A5%87%E0%A4%B7:Recentchanges|hi]]&nbsp; [[:hr:Special:Recentchanges|hr]]&nbsp; [[:id:Recent_Changes|id]]&nbsp; [[:it:Speciale:Recentchanges|it]]&nbsp; [[:ja:%E7%89%B9%E5%88%A5:Recentchanges|ja]]&nbsp; [[:ko:%ED%8A%B9%EC%88%98%EA%B8%B0%EB%8A%A5:Recentchanges|ko]]&nbsp; [[:la:Recent_Changes|la]]&nbsp; [[:nl:Speciaal:Recentchanges|nl]]&nbsp; [[:no:Recent_Changes|no]]&nbsp; [[:oc:Especial:Recentchanges|oc]]&nbsp; [[:pl:Ostatnie zmiany|pl]]&nbsp; [[:pt:RecentChanges|pt]]&nbsp; [[:ro:Special:Recentchanges|ro]]&nbsp; [[:ru:Special:Recentchanges|ru]]&nbsp; [[:sl:Posebno:Recentchanges|sl]]&nbsp; [[:sq:Special:Recentchanges|sq]]&nbsp; [[:sr:%D0%9F%D0%BE%D1%81%D0%B5%D0%B1%D0%BD%D0%BE:Recentchanges|sr]]&nbsp; [[:sv:NyligenSkrivnaSidor|sv]]&nbsp; [[:zh:Special:Recentchanges|zh]] </small></td></tr> <tr valign="top"><td align="right"> <small> '''Other&nbsp;wikis:'''&nbsp; </small></td><td><small> [http://meta.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Recentchanges Meta] - [http://test.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Recentchanges Test] - [http://wikiquote.org/wiki/Special:Recentchanges Wikiquote] - [http://wikibooks.org/wiki/Special:Recentchanges Wikibooks] - [http://sources.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Recentchanges Wikisource] - ([http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wikipedia:Recentchanges&action=edit edit] | [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Special:Recentchanges&hideminor=0&hidebots=0 bots]) </small></td></tr> </table> '''[[Wiktionary:Simple talk|Questions and talk]]''' 8745 2006-08-14T18:05:11Z Cromwellt 61 removed deletion request (explanation on talk) <table border="0"> <tr valign="top"><td align="left" colspan=2> <small> [[:af:Recent Changes|af]]&nbsp; [[:ar:Special:Recentchanges|ar]]&nbsp; [[:bg:Специални:Recentchanges|bg]]&nbsp; [[:ca:RecentChanges|ca]]&nbsp; [[:cy:Special:Recentchanges|cy]]&nbsp; [[:da:Speciel:Recentchanges|da]]&nbsp; [[:de:Spezial:Recentchanges|de]]&nbsp; '''[[:en:Special:Recentchanges|en]]'''&nbsp; [[:el:Special:Recentchanges|el]]&nbsp; [[:eo:Lastaj_Sxangxoj|eo]]&nbsp; [[:es:Cambios Recientes|es]]&nbsp; [[:et:Recent Changes|et]]&nbsp; [[:fi:Toiminnot:Recentchanges|fi]]&nbsp; [[:fr:RecentChanges|fr]]&nbsp; [[:fy:Wiki:Recentchanges|fy]]&nbsp; [[:he:&#1502;&#1497;&#1493;&#1495;&#1491;:Recentchanges|he]]&nbsp; [[:hi:%E0%A4%B5%E0%A4%BF%E0%A4%B6%E0%A5%87%E0%A4%B7:Recentchanges|hi]]&nbsp; [[:hr:Special:Recentchanges|hr]]&nbsp; [[:id:Recent_Changes|id]]&nbsp; [[:it:Speciale:Recentchanges|it]]&nbsp; [[:ja:%E7%89%B9%E5%88%A5:Recentchanges|ja]]&nbsp; [[:ko:%ED%8A%B9%EC%88%98%EA%B8%B0%EB%8A%A5:Recentchanges|ko]]&nbsp; [[:la:Recent_Changes|la]]&nbsp; [[:nl:Speciaal:Recentchanges|nl]]&nbsp; [[:no:Recent_Changes|no]]&nbsp; [[:oc:Especial:Recentchanges|oc]]&nbsp; [[:pl:Ostatnie zmiany|pl]]&nbsp; [[:pt:RecentChanges|pt]]&nbsp; [[:ro:Special:Recentchanges|ro]]&nbsp; [[:ru:Special:Recentchanges|ru]]&nbsp; [[:sl:Posebno:Recentchanges|sl]]&nbsp; [[:sq:Special:Recentchanges|sq]]&nbsp; [[:sr:%D0%9F%D0%BE%D1%81%D0%B5%D0%B1%D0%BD%D0%BE:Recentchanges|sr]]&nbsp; [[:sv:NyligenSkrivnaSidor|sv]]&nbsp; [[:zh:Special:Recentchanges|zh]] </small></td></tr> <tr valign="top"><td align="right"> <small> '''Other&nbsp;wikis:'''&nbsp; </small></td><td><small> [http://meta.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Recentchanges Meta] - [http://test.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Recentchanges Test] - [http://wikiquote.org/wiki/Special:Recentchanges Wikiquote] - [http://wikibooks.org/wiki/Special:Recentchanges Wikibooks] - [http://sources.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Recentchanges Wikisource] - ([http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wikipedia:Recentchanges&action=edit edit] | [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Special:Recentchanges&hideminor=0&hidebots=0 bots]) </small></td></tr> </table> '''[[Wiktionary:Simple talk|Questions 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2005-07-29T11:09:09Z MediaWiki default Anonymous user(s) of {{SITENAME}} 657 sysop 589 2004-06-05T18:48:33Z MediaWiki default Content page 1280 2004-12-21T10:23:52Z MediaWiki default Content page 2764 2005-06-25T11:22:57Z MediaWiki default Content page 658 sysop 632 2004-06-05T18:48:33Z MediaWiki default Compare selected versions 1333 2004-12-21T10:23:52Z MediaWiki default Compare selected versions 2765 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default Compare selected versions 659 sysop 637 2004-06-05T18:48:33Z MediaWiki default Confirm protection 1338 2004-12-21T10:23:52Z MediaWiki default Confirm protection 2766 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default Confirm protection 660 sysop 638 2004-06-05T18:48:33Z MediaWiki default Do you really want to protect this page? 1339 2004-12-21T10:23:52Z MediaWiki default Do you really want to protect this page? 2767 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default Do you really want to protect this page? 661 sysop 639 2004-06-05T18:48:33Z MediaWiki default Confirm 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MediaWiki default Feed: 1435 2004-12-21T10:23:52Z MediaWiki default Feed: 2772 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default Feed: 666 sysop 738 2004-06-05T18:48:33Z MediaWiki default History 1463 2004-12-21T10:23:52Z MediaWiki default History 2773 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default History 667 sysop 756 2004-06-05T18:48:33Z MediaWiki default Import pages 1483 2004-12-21T10:23:52Z MediaWiki default Import pages 2774 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default Import pages 668 sysop 757 2004-06-05T18:48:33Z MediaWiki default Import failed: $1 1484 2004-12-21T10:23:52Z MediaWiki default Import failed: $1 2775 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default Import failed: $1 669 sysop 758 2004-06-05T18:48:33Z MediaWiki default Conflicting history revision exists (may have imported this page before) 1485 2004-12-21T10:23:52Z MediaWiki default Conflicting history revision exists (may have imported this page before) 2776 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default Conflicting history revision exists (may have 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2004-12-21T10:23:53Z MediaWiki default You must [[special:Userlogin|login]] to view other pages. 2783 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default You must [[special:Userlogin|login]] to view other pages. 677 sysop 806 2004-06-05T18:48:33Z MediaWiki default Login Required 1544 2004-12-21T10:23:53Z MediaWiki default Login Required 2784 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default Login Required 678 sysop 814 2004-06-05T18:48:33Z MediaWiki default Error sending mail: $1 1552 2004-12-21T10:23:53Z MediaWiki default Error sending mail: $1 2785 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default Error sending mail: $1 679 sysop 819 2004-06-05T18:48:33Z MediaWiki default Please see [http://meta.wikipedia.org/wiki/MediaWiki_i18n documentation on customizing the interface] and the [http://meta.wikipedia.org/wiki/MediaWiki_User%27s_Guide User's Guide] for usage and configuration help. 1557 2004-12-21T10:23:53Z MediaWiki default Please see [http://meta.wikipedia.org/wiki/MediaWiki_i18n documentation on customizing the interface] and the [http://meta.wikipedia.org/wiki/MediaWiki_User%27s_Guide User's Guide] for usage and configuration help. 2786 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default Please see [http://meta.wikipedia.org/wiki/MediaWiki_i18n documentation on customizing the interface] and the [http://meta.wikipedia.org/wiki/MediaWiki_User%27s_Guide User's Guide] for usage and configuration help. 3925 2005-09-05T09:54:26Z MediaWiki default Please see [http://meta.wikipedia.org/wiki/MediaWiki_i18n documentation on customizing the interface] and the [http://meta.wikipedia.org/wiki/MediaWiki_User%27s_Guide User's Guide] for usage and configuration help. 5561 2006-02-26T02:05:25Z MediaWiki default Consult the [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Configuration_settings configuration settings list] and the [http://meta.wikipedia.org/wiki/MediaWiki_User%27s_Guide User's Guide] for information on customising and using the wiki software. 6202 2006-03-28T06:33:38Z MediaWiki default Consult the [http://meta.wikipedia.org/wiki/MediaWiki_User%27s_Guide User's Guide] for information on using the wiki software. == Getting started == * [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Configuration_settings Configuration settings list] * [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:FAQ MediaWiki FAQ] * [http://mail.wikipedia.org/mailman/listinfo/mediawiki-announce MediaWiki release mailing list] 6975 2006-07-01T19:07:48Z MediaWiki default Consult the [http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Contents User's Guide] for information on using the wiki software. == Getting started == * [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Configuration_settings Configuration settings list] * [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:FAQ MediaWiki FAQ] * [http://mail.wikimedia.org/mailman/listinfo/mediawiki-announce MediaWiki release mailing list] 680 sysop 824 2004-06-05T18:48:33Z MediaWiki default Make a user into a sysop 1562 2004-12-21T10:23:53Z MediaWiki default Make a user into a sysop 2787 2005-06-25T11:22:58Z MediaWiki default 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MediaWiki default Template 2804 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default Template 698 sysop 929 2004-06-05T18:48:33Z MediaWiki default User page 1695 2004-12-21T10:23:53Z MediaWiki default User page 2805 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default User page 699 sysop 930 2004-06-05T18:48:33Z MediaWiki default About 1696 2004-12-21T10:23:53Z MediaWiki default About 2806 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default About 3828 2005-07-29T11:09:11Z MediaWiki default Project page 700 sysop 936 2004-06-05T18:48:33Z MediaWiki default Based on work by $1. 1709 2004-12-21T10:23:53Z MediaWiki default Based on work by $1. 2807 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default Based on work by $1. 701 sysop 940 2004-06-05T18:48:33Z MediaWiki default $1 - Wiktionary 1714 2004-12-21T10:23:53Z MediaWiki default $1 - {{SITENAME}} 2808 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default $1 - {{SITENAME}} 6500 2006-04-27T16:49:27Z Cromwellt 61 changed to show difference from English Wiktionary $1 - Simple English Wiktionary 702 sysop 944 2004-06-05T18:48:33Z MediaWiki default The following data is cached and may not be completely up to date: 1718 2004-12-21T10:23:53Z MediaWiki default The following data is cached and may not be completely up to date: 2809 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default The following data is cached and may not be completely up to date: 6993 2006-07-01T19:07:48Z MediaWiki default The following data is cached and may not be up to date. 703 sysop 947 2004-06-05T18:48:33Z MediaWiki default Personal tools 1721 2004-12-21T10:23:53Z MediaWiki default Personal tools 2810 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default Personal tools 704 sysop 949 2004-06-05T18:48:33Z MediaWiki default Community portal 1723 2004-12-21T10:23:53Z MediaWiki default Community portal 2811 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default Community portal 705 sysop 950 2004-06-05T18:48:33Z MediaWiki default Wiktionary:Community Portal 1724 2004-12-21T10:23:53Z MediaWiki default Project:Community Portal 2812 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default Project:Community Portal 706 sysop 952 2004-06-05T18:48:33Z MediaWiki default Wiktionary is powered by [http://www.mediawiki.org/ MediaWiki], an open source wiki engine. 1726 2004-12-21T10:23:53Z MediaWiki default {{SITENAME}} is powered by [http://www.mediawiki.org/ MediaWiki], an open source wiki engine. 2813 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default {{SITENAME}} is powered by [http://www.mediawiki.org/ MediaWiki], an open source wiki engine. 707 sysop 955 2004-06-05T18:48:33Z MediaWiki default * <strong>Real name</strong> (optional): if you choose to provide it this will be used for giving you attribution for your work.<br/> * <strong>Email</strong> (optional): Enables people to contact you through the website without you having to reveal your email address to them, and it can be used to send you a new password if you forget it. 1729 2004-12-21T10:23:53Z MediaWiki default * <strong>Real name</strong> (optional): if you choose to provide it this will be used for giving you attribution for your work.<br /> * <strong>Email</strong> (optional): Enables people to contact you through the website without you having to reveal your email address to them, and it can be used to send you a new password if you forget it. 2814 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default * <strong>Real name</strong> (optional): if you choose to provide it this will be used for giving you attribution for your work.<br /> * <strong>Email</strong> (optional): Enables people to contact you through the website without you having to reveal your email address to them, and it can be used to send you a new password if you forget it. 708 sysop 956 2004-06-05T18:48:33Z MediaWiki default Misc settings 1730 2004-12-21T10:23:53Z MediaWiki default Misc settings 2815 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default Misc settings 3649 2005-06-27T01:47:02Z MediaWiki default Misc 709 sysop 957 2004-06-05T18:48:33Z MediaWiki default User data 1731 2004-12-21T10:23:53Z MediaWiki default User data 2816 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki 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2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default (give a reason) 714 sysop 975 2004-06-05T18:48:33Z MediaWiki default (Protecting "$1") 1752 2004-12-21T10:23:53Z MediaWiki default (Protecting "$1") 2821 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default (Protecting "$1") 715 sysop 977 2004-06-05T18:48:33Z MediaWiki default Proxy blocker 1754 2004-12-21T10:23:53Z MediaWiki default Proxy blocker 2822 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default Proxy blocker 716 sysop 978 2004-06-05T18:48:33Z MediaWiki default Your IP address has been blocked because it is an open proxy. Please contact your Internet service provider or tech support and inform them of this serious security problem. 1755 2004-12-21T10:23:53Z MediaWiki default Your IP address has been blocked because it is an open proxy. Please contact your Internet service provider or tech support and inform them of this serious security problem. 2823 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default Your IP address has been blocked because it is an open proxy. Please contact your Internet service provider or tech support and inform them of this serious security problem. 717 sysop 979 2004-06-05T18:48:33Z MediaWiki default Done. 1756 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default Done. 2824 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default Done. 4532 2005-12-22T07:39:41Z MediaWiki default Done. 718 sysop 1025 2004-06-05T18:48:33Z MediaWiki default http://www.faqs.org/rfcs/rfc$1.html 1809 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default http://www.faqs.org/rfcs/rfc$1.html 2825 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default http://www.faqs.org/rfcs/rfc$1.html 3837 2005-07-29T11:09:12Z MediaWiki default http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc$1.txt 719 sysop 1026 2004-06-05T18:48:33Z MediaWiki default Rights: 1810 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default Rights: 2826 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default Rights: 720 sysop 1028 2004-06-05T18:48:33Z MediaWiki default Rollback 1812 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default Rollback 2827 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default Rollback 721 sysop 1041 2004-06-05T18:48:33Z MediaWiki default Select a newer version for comparison 1829 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default Select a newer version for comparison 2828 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default Select a newer version for comparison 722 sysop 1042 2004-06-05T18:48:33Z MediaWiki default Select an older version for comparison 1830 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default Select an older version for comparison 2829 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default Select an older version for comparison 723 sysop 1046 2004-06-05T18:48:33Z MediaWiki default There were serious xhtml markup errors detected by tidy. 1836 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default There were serious xhtml markup errors detected by tidy. 2830 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default There were serious xhtml markup errors detected by tidy. 724 sysop 1048 2004-06-05T18:48:33Z MediaWiki default <b>User rights for "$1" could not be set. (Did you enter the name correctly?)</b> 1838 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default <b>User rights for "$1" could not be set. (Did you enter the name correctly?)</b> 2831 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default <b>User rights for "$1" could not be set. (Did you enter the name correctly?)</b> 725 sysop 1049 2004-06-05T18:48:33Z MediaWiki default Set user rights 1839 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default Set user rights 2832 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default Set user rights 726 sysop 1063 2004-06-05T18:48:33Z MediaWiki default Wiktionary user $1 1891 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default Wiktionary user $1 2833 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default Wiktionary user $1 3845 2005-07-29T11:09:12Z MediaWiki default {{SITENAME}} user $1 727 sysop 1064 2004-06-05T18:48:33Z MediaWiki default Wiktionary user(s) $1 1892 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default Wiktionary user(s) $1 2834 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default Wiktionary user(s) $1 3846 2005-07-29T11:09:12Z MediaWiki default {{SITENAME}} user(s) $1 728 sysop 1066 2004-06-05T18:48:33Z MediaWiki default The page you wanted to save was blocked by the spam filter. This is probably caused by a link to an external site. You might want to check the following regular expression for patterns that are currently blocked: 1895 2004-12-21T10:23:54Z MediaWiki default The page you wanted to save was blocked by the spam filter. This is probably caused by a link to an external site. 2835 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default The page you wanted to save was blocked by the spam filter. 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[[MediaWiki_talk:Aboutwikipedia|Talk]] </td><td> About Wiktionary </td><td> {{int:Aboutwikipedia}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Accesskey-addsection&action=edit accesskey-addsection]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Accesskey-addsection|Talk]] </td><td> + </td><td> {{int:Accesskey-addsection}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Accesskey-anontalk&action=edit accesskey-anontalk]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Accesskey-anontalk|Talk]] </td><td> n </td><td> {{int:Accesskey-anontalk}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Accesskey-anonuserpage&action=edit accesskey-anonuserpage]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Accesskey-anonuserpage|Talk]] </td><td> . </td><td> {{int:Accesskey-anonuserpage}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Accesskey-article&action=edit accesskey-article]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Accesskey-article|Talk]] </td><td> a </td><td> 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accesskey-delete]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Accesskey-delete|Talk]] </td><td> d </td><td> {{int:Accesskey-delete}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Accesskey-edit&action=edit accesskey-edit]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Accesskey-edit|Talk]] </td><td> e </td><td> {{int:Accesskey-edit}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Accesskey-emailuser&action=edit accesskey-emailuser]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Accesskey-emailuser|Talk]] </td><td> &amp;lt;accesskey-emailuser&amp;gt; </td><td> {{int:Accesskey-emailuser}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Accesskey-help&action=edit accesskey-help]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Accesskey-help|Talk]] </td><td> &amp;lt;accesskey-help&amp;gt; </td><td> {{int:Accesskey-help}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Accesskey-history&action=edit accesskey-history]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Accesskey-history|Talk]] </td><td> h </td><td> {{int:Accesskey-history}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Accesskey-login&action=edit accesskey-login]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Accesskey-login|Talk]] </td><td> o </td><td> {{int:Accesskey-login}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Accesskey-logout&action=edit accesskey-logout]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Accesskey-logout|Talk]] </td><td> o </td><td> {{int:Accesskey-logout}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Accesskey-mainpage&action=edit accesskey-mainpage]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Accesskey-mainpage|Talk]] </td><td> z </td><td> {{int:Accesskey-mainpage}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Accesskey-minoredit&action=edit accesskey-minoredit]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Accesskey-minoredit|Talk]] </td><td> i </td><td> {{int:Accesskey-minoredit}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Accesskey-move&action=edit accesskey-move]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Accesskey-move|Talk]] </td><td> m </td><td> {{int:Accesskey-move}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Accesskey-mycontris&action=edit accesskey-mycontris]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Accesskey-mycontris|Talk]] </td><td> y </td><td> {{int:Accesskey-mycontris}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Accesskey-mytalk&action=edit accesskey-mytalk]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Accesskey-mytalk|Talk]] </td><td> n </td><td> {{int:Accesskey-mytalk}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Accesskey-portal&action=edit accesskey-portal]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Accesskey-portal|Talk]] </td><td> &amp;lt;accesskey-portal&amp;gt; </td><td> {{int:Accesskey-portal}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Accesskey-preferences&action=edit 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[[MediaWiki_talk:Accesskey-recentchanges|Talk]] </td><td> r </td><td> {{int:Accesskey-recentchanges}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Accesskey-recentchangeslinked&action=edit accesskey-recentchangeslinked]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Accesskey-recentchangeslinked|Talk]] </td><td> c </td><td> {{int:Accesskey-recentchangeslinked}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Accesskey-save&action=edit accesskey-save]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Accesskey-save|Talk]] </td><td> s </td><td> {{int:Accesskey-save}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Accesskey-search&action=edit accesskey-search]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Accesskey-search|Talk]] </td><td> f </td><td> {{int:Accesskey-search}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Accesskey-sitesupport&action=edit accesskey-sitesupport]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Accesskey-sitesupport|Talk]] </td><td> &amp;lt;accesskey-sitesupport&amp;gt; </td><td> {{int:Accesskey-sitesupport}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Accesskey-specialpage&action=edit accesskey-specialpage]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Accesskey-specialpage|Talk]] </td><td> &amp;lt;accesskey-specialpage&amp;gt; </td><td> {{int:Accesskey-specialpage}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Accesskey-specialpages&action=edit accesskey-specialpages]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Accesskey-specialpages|Talk]] </td><td> q </td><td> {{int:Accesskey-specialpages}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Accesskey-talk&action=edit accesskey-talk]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Accesskey-talk|Talk]] </td><td> t </td><td> {{int:Accesskey-talk}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Accesskey-undelete&action=edit accesskey-undelete]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Accesskey-undelete|Talk]] </td><td> d </td><td> {{int:Accesskey-undelete}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Accesskey-unwatch&action=edit accesskey-unwatch]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Accesskey-unwatch|Talk]] </td><td> w </td><td> {{int:Accesskey-unwatch}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Accesskey-upload&action=edit accesskey-upload]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Accesskey-upload|Talk]] </td><td> u </td><td> {{int:Accesskey-upload}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Accesskey-userpage&action=edit accesskey-userpage]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Accesskey-userpage|Talk]] </td><td> . </td><td> {{int:Accesskey-userpage}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Accesskey-viewsource&action=edit accesskey-viewsource]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Accesskey-viewsource|Talk]] </td><td> e </td><td> {{int:Accesskey-viewsource}} </td></tr><tr><td> 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[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Accmailtitle&action=edit accmailtitle]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Accmailtitle|Talk]] </td><td> Password sent. </td><td> {{int:Accmailtitle}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Actioncomplete&action=edit actioncomplete]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Actioncomplete|Talk]] </td><td> Action complete </td><td> {{int:Actioncomplete}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Addedwatch&action=edit addedwatch]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Addedwatch|Talk]] </td><td> Added to watchlist </td><td> {{int:Addedwatch}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Addedwatchtext&action=edit addedwatchtext]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Addedwatchtext|Talk]] </td><td> The page &quot;$1&quot; has been added to your &#91;&#91;Special:Watchlist&#124;watchlist]]. 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We therefore have to use the numerical &#91;&#91;IP address]] to identify him/her. Such an IP address can be shared by several users. If you are an anonymous user and feel that irrelevant comments have been directed at you, please &#91;&#91;Special:Userlogin&#124;create an account or log in]] to avoid future confusion with other anonymous users.&#39;&#39; </td><td> {{int:Anontalkpagetext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Anonymous&action=edit anonymous]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Anonymous|Talk]] </td><td> Anonymous user(s) of Wiktionary </td><td> {{int:Anonymous}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Article&action=edit article]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Article|Talk]] </td><td> Content page </td><td> {{int:Article}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Articleexists&action=edit articleexists]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Articleexists|Talk]] </td><td> A page of that name already exists, or the name you have chosen is not valid. Please choose another name. </td><td> {{int:Articleexists}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Articlepage&action=edit articlepage]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Articlepage|Talk]] </td><td> View content page </td><td> {{int:Articlepage}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Asksql&action=edit asksql]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Asksql|Talk]] </td><td> SQL query </td><td> {{int:Asksql}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Asksqltext&action=edit asksqltext]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Asksqltext|Talk]] </td><td> Use the form below to make a direct query of the database. Use single quotes (&#39;like this&#39;) to delimit string literals. 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This is probably because you have attempted to search for a word fewer than three letters long, which is not yet supported. It could also be that you have mistyped the expression, for example &quot;fish and and scales&quot;. 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The reason given is this:&lt;br /&gt;&#39;&#39;$2&#39;&#39;&lt;p&gt;You may contact $1 or one of the other &#91;&#91;Wiktionary:Administrators&#124;administrators]] to discuss the block. Note that you may not use the &quot;email this user&quot; feature unless you have a valid email address registered in your &#91;&#91;Special:Preferences&#124;user preferences]]. Your IP address is $3. 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This should be done only only to prevent vandalism, and in accordance with &#91;&#91;Wiktionary:Policy&#124;policy]]. Fill in a specific reason below (for example, citing particular pages that were vandalized). </td><td> {{int:Blockiptext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Blocklink&action=edit blocklink]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Blocklink|Talk]] </td><td> block </td><td> {{int:Blocklink}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Blocklistline&action=edit blocklistline]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Blocklistline|Talk]] </td><td> $1, $2 blocked $3 (expires $4) </td><td> {{int:Blocklistline}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Blocklogentry&action=edit blocklogentry]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Blocklogentry|Talk]] </td><td> blocked &quot;$1&quot; with an expiry time of $2 </td><td> {{int:Blocklogentry}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Blocklogpage&action=edit blocklogpage]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Blocklogpage|Talk]] </td><td> Block_log </td><td> {{int:Blocklogpage}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Blocklogtext&action=edit blocklogtext]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Blocklogtext|Talk]] </td><td> This is a log of user blocking and unblocking actions. 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See the &#91;&#91;Special:Ipblocklist&#124;IP block list]] for the list of currently operational bans and blocks. </td><td> {{int:Blocklogtext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Bold_sample&action=edit bold_sample]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Bold_sample|Talk]] </td><td> Bold text </td><td> {{int:Bold_sample}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Bold_tip&action=edit bold_tip]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Bold_tip|Talk]] </td><td> Bold text </td><td> {{int:Bold_tip}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Booksources&action=edit booksources]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Booksources|Talk]] </td><td> Book sources </td><td> {{int:Booksources}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Booksourcetext&action=edit booksourcetext]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Booksourcetext|Talk]] </td><td> Below is a list of links to other sites that sell new and used books, and may also have further information about books you are looking for.Wiktionary is not affiliated with any of these businesses, and this list should not be construed as an endorsement. </td><td> {{int:Booksourcetext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Brokenredirects&action=edit brokenredirects]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Brokenredirects|Talk]] </td><td> Broken Redirects </td><td> {{int:Brokenredirects}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Brokenredirectstext&action=edit brokenredirectstext]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Brokenredirectstext|Talk]] </td><td> The following redirects link to a non-existing pages. </td><td> {{int:Brokenredirectstext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Bugreports&action=edit bugreports]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Bugreports|Talk]] </td><td> Bug reports </td><td> {{int:Bugreports}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Bugreportspage&action=edit bugreportspage]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Bugreportspage|Talk]] </td><td> Wiktionary:Bug_reports </td><td> {{int:Bugreportspage}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Bureaucratlog&action=edit bureaucratlog]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Bureaucratlog|Talk]] </td><td> Bureaucrat_log </td><td> {{int:Bureaucratlog}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Bureaucratlogentry&action=edit bureaucratlogentry]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Bureaucratlogentry|Talk]] </td><td> Rights for user &quot;$1&quot; set &quot;$2&quot; </td><td> {{int:Bureaucratlogentry}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Bureaucrattext&action=edit bureaucrattext]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Bureaucrattext|Talk]] </td><td> The action you have requested can only be performed by sysops with &quot;bureaucrat&quot; status. </td><td> {{int:Bureaucrattext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Bureaucrattitle&action=edit bureaucrattitle]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Bureaucrattitle|Talk]] </td><td> Bureaucrat access required </td><td> {{int:Bureaucrattitle}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Bydate&action=edit bydate]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Bydate|Talk]] </td><td> by date </td><td> {{int:Bydate}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Byname&action=edit byname]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Byname|Talk]] </td><td> by name </td><td> {{int:Byname}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Bysize&action=edit bysize]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Bysize|Talk]] </td><td> by size </td><td> {{int:Bysize}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Cachederror&action=edit cachederror]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Cachederror|Talk]] </td><td> The following is a cached copy of the requested page, and may not be up to date. </td><td> {{int:Cachederror}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Cancel&action=edit cancel]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Cancel|Talk]] </td><td> Cancel </td><td> {{int:Cancel}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Cannotdelete&action=edit cannotdelete]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Cannotdelete|Talk]] </td><td> Could not delete the page or image specified. 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This could be because of an illegal search query (see $5), or it may indicate a bug in the software. The last attempted database query was: &lt;blockquote&gt;&lt;tt&gt;$1&lt;/tt&gt;&lt;/blockquote&gt; from within function &quot;&lt;tt&gt;$2&lt;/tt&gt;&quot;. MySQL returned error &quot;&lt;tt&gt;$3: $4&lt;/tt&gt;&quot;. </td><td> {{int:Dberrortext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Dberrortextcl&action=edit dberrortextcl]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Dberrortextcl|Talk]] </td><td> A database query syntax error has occurred. The last attempted database query was: &quot;$1&quot; from within function &quot;$2&quot;. 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See $1. </td><td> {{int:Developertext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Developertitle&action=edit developertitle]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Developertitle|Talk]] </td><td> Developer access required </td><td> {{int:Developertitle}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Diff&action=edit diff]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Diff|Talk]] </td><td> diff </td><td> {{int:Diff}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Difference&action=edit difference]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Difference|Talk]] </td><td> (Difference between revisions) </td><td> {{int:Difference}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Disambiguations&action=edit disambiguations]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Disambiguations|Talk]] </td><td> Disambiguation pages </td><td> {{int:Disambiguations}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Disambiguationspage&action=edit disambiguationspage]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Disambiguationspage|Talk]] </td><td> Wiktionary:Links_to_disambiguating_pages </td><td> {{int:Disambiguationspage}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Disambiguationstext&action=edit disambiguationstext]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Disambiguationstext|Talk]] </td><td> The following pages link to a &lt;i&gt;disambiguation page&lt;/i&gt;. They should link to the appropriate topic instead.&lt;br /&gt;A page is treated as dismbiguation if it is linked from $1.&lt;br /&gt;Links from other namespaces are &lt;i&gt;not&lt;/i&gt; listed here. </td><td> {{int:Disambiguationstext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Disclaimerpage&action=edit disclaimerpage]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Disclaimerpage|Talk]] </td><td> Wiktionary:General_disclaimer </td><td> {{int:Disclaimerpage}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Disclaimers&action=edit disclaimers]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Disclaimers|Talk]] </td><td> Disclaimers </td><td> {{int:Disclaimers}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Doubleredirects&action=edit doubleredirects]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Doubleredirects|Talk]] </td><td> Double Redirects </td><td> {{int:Doubleredirects}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Doubleredirectstext&action=edit doubleredirectstext]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Doubleredirectstext|Talk]] </td><td> &lt;b&gt;Attention:&lt;/b&gt; This list may contain false positives. That usually means there is additional text with links below the first #REDIRECT.&lt;br /&gt; Each row contains links to the first and second redirect, as well as the first line of the second redirect text, usually giving the &quot;real&quot; target page, which the first redirect should point to. </td><td> {{int:Doubleredirectstext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Edit&action=edit edit]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Edit|Talk]] </td><td> Edit </td><td> {{int:Edit}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Editcomment&action=edit editcomment]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Editcomment|Talk]] </td><td> The edit comment was: &quot;&lt;i&gt;$1&lt;/i&gt;&quot;. </td><td> {{int:Editcomment}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Editconflict&action=edit editconflict]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Editconflict|Talk]] </td><td> Edit conflict: $1 </td><td> {{int:Editconflict}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Editcurrent&action=edit editcurrent]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Editcurrent|Talk]] </td><td> Edit the current version of this page </td><td> {{int:Editcurrent}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Edithelp&action=edit edithelp]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Edithelp|Talk]] </td><td> Editing help </td><td> {{int:Edithelp}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Edithelppage&action=edit edithelppage]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Edithelppage|Talk]] </td><td> Help:Editing </td><td> {{int:Edithelppage}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Editing&action=edit editing]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Editing|Talk]] </td><td> Editing $1 </td><td> {{int:Editing}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Editingold&action=edit editingold]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Editingold|Talk]] </td><td> &lt;strong&gt;WARNING: You are editing an out-of-date revision of this page. If you save it, any changes made since this revision will be lost.&lt;/strong&gt; </td><td> {{int:Editingold}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Editsection&action=edit editsection]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Editsection|Talk]] </td><td> edit </td><td> {{int:Editsection}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Editthispage&action=edit editthispage]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Editthispage|Talk]] </td><td> Edit this page </td><td> {{int:Editthispage}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Emailflag&action=edit emailflag]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Emailflag|Talk]] </td><td> Disable e-mail from other users </td><td> {{int:Emailflag}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Emailforlost&action=edit emailforlost]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Emailforlost|Talk]] </td><td> Fields marked with a star (*) are optional. Storing an email address enables people to contact you through the website without you having to reveal your email address to them, and it can be used to send you a new password if you forget it.&lt;br /&gt;&lt;br /&gt;Your real name, if you choose to provide it, will be used for giving you attribution for your work. </td><td> {{int:Emailforlost}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Emailfrom&action=edit emailfrom]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Emailfrom|Talk]] </td><td> From </td><td> {{int:Emailfrom}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Emailmessage&action=edit emailmessage]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Emailmessage|Talk]] </td><td> Message </td><td> {{int:Emailmessage}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Emailpage&action=edit emailpage]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Emailpage|Talk]] </td><td> E-mail user </td><td> {{int:Emailpage}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Emailpagetext&action=edit emailpagetext]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Emailpagetext|Talk]] </td><td> If this user has entered a valid e-mail address in his or her user preferences, the form below will send a single message. The e-mail address you entered in your user preferences will appear as the &quot;From&quot; address of the mail, so the recipient will be able to reply. </td><td> {{int:Emailpagetext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Emailsend&action=edit emailsend]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Emailsend|Talk]] </td><td> Send </td><td> {{int:Emailsend}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Emailsent&action=edit emailsent]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Emailsent|Talk]] </td><td> E-mail sent </td><td> {{int:Emailsent}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Emailsenttext&action=edit emailsenttext]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Emailsenttext|Talk]] </td><td> Your e-mail message has been sent. </td><td> {{int:Emailsenttext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Emailsubject&action=edit emailsubject]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Emailsubject|Talk]] </td><td> Subject </td><td> {{int:Emailsubject}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Emailto&action=edit emailto]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Emailto|Talk]] </td><td> To </td><td> {{int:Emailto}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Emailuser&action=edit emailuser]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Emailuser|Talk]] </td><td> E-mail this user </td><td> {{int:Emailuser}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Enterlockreason&action=edit enterlockreason]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Enterlockreason|Talk]] </td><td> Enter a reason for the lock, including an estimate of when the lock will be released </td><td> {{int:Enterlockreason}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Error&action=edit error]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Error|Talk]] </td><td> Error </td><td> {{int:Error}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Errorpagetitle&action=edit errorpagetitle]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Errorpagetitle|Talk]] </td><td> Error </td><td> {{int:Errorpagetitle}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Exbeforeblank&action=edit exbeforeblank]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Exbeforeblank|Talk]] </td><td> content before blanking was: </td><td> {{int:Exbeforeblank}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Exblank&action=edit exblank]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Exblank|Talk]] </td><td> page was empty </td><td> {{int:Exblank}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Excontent&action=edit excontent]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Excontent|Talk]] </td><td> content was: </td><td> {{int:Excontent}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Explainconflict&action=edit explainconflict]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Explainconflict|Talk]] </td><td> Someone else has changed this page since you started editing it. The upper text area contains the page text as it currently exists. Your changes are shown in the lower text area. You will have to merge your changes into the existing text. &lt;b&gt;Only&lt;/b&gt; the text in the upper text area will be saved when you press &quot;Save page&quot;. &lt;p&gt; </td><td> {{int:Explainconflict}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Export&action=edit export]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Export|Talk]] </td><td> Export pages </td><td> {{int:Export}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Exportcuronly&action=edit exportcuronly]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Exportcuronly|Talk]] </td><td> Include only the current revision, not the full history </td><td> {{int:Exportcuronly}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Exporttext&action=edit exporttext]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Exporttext|Talk]] </td><td> You can export the text and editing history of a particular page or set of pages wrapped in some XML; this can then be imported into another wiki running MediaWiki software, transformed, or just kept for your private amusement. </td><td> {{int:Exporttext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Extlink_sample&action=edit extlink_sample]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Extlink_sample|Talk]] </td><td> http&#58;//www.example.com link title </td><td> {{int:Extlink_sample}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Extlink_tip&action=edit extlink_tip]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Extlink_tip|Talk]] </td><td> External link (remember http&#58;// prefix) </td><td> {{int:Extlink_tip}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Faq&action=edit faq]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Faq|Talk]] </td><td> FAQ </td><td> {{int:Faq}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Faqpage&action=edit faqpage]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Faqpage|Talk]] </td><td> Wiktionary:FAQ </td><td> {{int:Faqpage}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Feedlinks&action=edit feedlinks]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Feedlinks|Talk]] </td><td> Feed: </td><td> {{int:Feedlinks}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Filecopyerror&action=edit filecopyerror]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Filecopyerror|Talk]] </td><td> Could not copy file &quot;$1&quot; to &quot;$2&quot;. </td><td> {{int:Filecopyerror}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Filedeleteerror&action=edit filedeleteerror]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Filedeleteerror|Talk]] </td><td> Could not delete file &quot;$1&quot;. </td><td> {{int:Filedeleteerror}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Filedesc&action=edit filedesc]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Filedesc|Talk]] </td><td> Summary </td><td> {{int:Filedesc}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Filename&action=edit filename]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Filename|Talk]] </td><td> Filename </td><td> {{int:Filename}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Filenotfound&action=edit filenotfound]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Filenotfound|Talk]] </td><td> Could not find file &quot;$1&quot;. </td><td> {{int:Filenotfound}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Filerenameerror&action=edit filerenameerror]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Filerenameerror|Talk]] </td><td> Could not rename file &quot;$1&quot; to &quot;$2&quot;. </td><td> {{int:Filerenameerror}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Filesource&action=edit filesource]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Filesource|Talk]] </td><td> Source </td><td> {{int:Filesource}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Filestatus&action=edit filestatus]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Filestatus|Talk]] </td><td> Copyright status </td><td> {{int:Filestatus}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Fileuploaded&action=edit fileuploaded]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Fileuploaded|Talk]] </td><td> File &quot;$1&quot; uploaded successfully. Please follow this link: $2 to the description page and fill in information about the file, such as where it came from, when it was created and by whom, and anything else you may know about it. </td><td> {{int:Fileuploaded}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Formerror&action=edit formerror]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Formerror|Talk]] </td><td> Error: could not submit form </td><td> {{int:Formerror}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Fromwikipedia&action=edit fromwikipedia]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Fromwikipedia|Talk]] </td><td> From Wiktionary </td><td> {{int:Fromwikipedia}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Getimagelist&action=edit getimagelist]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Getimagelist|Talk]] </td><td> fetching image list </td><td> {{int:Getimagelist}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Go&action=edit go]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Go|Talk]] </td><td> Go </td><td> {{int:Go}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Googlesearch&action=edit googlesearch]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Googlesearch|Talk]] </td><td> &lt;!-- SiteSearch Google --&gt; &lt;FORM method=GET action=&quot;http&#58;//www.google.com/search&quot;&gt; &lt;TABLE bgcolor=&quot;#FFFFFF&quot;&gt;&lt;tr&gt;&lt;td&gt; &lt;A HREF=&quot;http&#58;//www.google.com/&quot;&gt; &lt;IMG SRC=&quot;http&#58;//www.google.com/logos/Logo_40wht.gif&quot; border=&quot;0&quot; ALT=&quot;Google&quot;&gt;&lt;/A&gt; &lt;/td&gt; &lt;td&gt; &lt;INPUT TYPE=text name=q size=31 maxlength=255 value=&quot;$1&quot;&gt; &lt;INPUT type=submit name=btnG VALUE=&quot;Google Search&quot;&gt; &lt;font size=-1&gt; &lt;input type=hidden name=domains value=&quot;http&#58;//simple.wiktionary.org&quot;&gt;&lt;br /&gt;&lt;input type=radio name=sitesearch value=&quot;&quot;&gt; WWW &lt;input type=radio name=sitesearch value=&quot;http&#58;//simple.wiktionary.org&quot; checked&gt; http&#58;//simple.wiktionary.org &lt;br /&gt; &lt;input type=&#39;hidden&#39; name=&#39;ie&#39; value=&#39;$2&#39;&gt; &lt;input type=&#39;hidden&#39; name=&#39;oe&#39; value=&#39;$2&#39;&gt; &lt;/font&gt; &lt;/td&gt;&lt;/tr&gt;&lt;/TABLE&gt; &lt;/FORM&gt; &lt;!-- SiteSearch Google --&gt; </td><td> {{int:Googlesearch}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Guesstimezone&action=edit guesstimezone]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Guesstimezone|Talk]] </td><td> Fill in from browser </td><td> {{int:Guesstimezone}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Headline_sample&action=edit headline_sample]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Headline_sample|Talk]] </td><td> Headline text </td><td> {{int:Headline_sample}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Headline_tip&action=edit headline_tip]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Headline_tip|Talk]] </td><td> Level 2 headline </td><td> {{int:Headline_tip}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Help&action=edit help]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Help|Talk]] </td><td> Help </td><td> {{int:Help}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Helppage&action=edit helppage]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Helppage|Talk]] </td><td> Help:Contents </td><td> {{int:Helppage}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Hide&action=edit hide]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Hide|Talk]] </td><td> hide </td><td> {{int:Hide}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Hidetoc&action=edit hidetoc]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Hidetoc|Talk]] </td><td> hide </td><td> {{int:Hidetoc}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Hist&action=edit hist]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Hist|Talk]] </td><td> hist </td><td> {{int:Hist}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Histlegend&action=edit histlegend]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Histlegend|Talk]] </td><td> Diff selection: mark the radio boxes of the versions to compare and hit enter or the button at the bottom.&lt;br/&gt; Legend: (cur) = difference with current version, (last) = difference with preceding version, M = minor edit. </td><td> {{int:Histlegend}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:History&action=edit history]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:History|Talk]] </td><td> Page history </td><td> {{int:History}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:History_short&action=edit history_short]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:History_short|Talk]] </td><td> History </td><td> {{int:History_short}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Historywarning&action=edit historywarning]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Historywarning|Talk]] </td><td> Warning: The page you are about to delete has a history: </td><td> {{int:Historywarning}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Hr_tip&action=edit hr_tip]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Hr_tip|Talk]] </td><td> Horizontal line (use sparingly) </td><td> {{int:Hr_tip}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Ignorewarning&action=edit ignorewarning]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Ignorewarning|Talk]] </td><td> Ignore warning and save file anyway. </td><td> {{int:Ignorewarning}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Ilshowmatch&action=edit ilshowmatch]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Ilshowmatch|Talk]] </td><td> Show all images with names matching </td><td> {{int:Ilshowmatch}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Ilsubmit&action=edit ilsubmit]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Ilsubmit|Talk]] </td><td> Search </td><td> {{int:Ilsubmit}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Image_sample&action=edit image_sample]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Image_sample|Talk]] </td><td> Example.jpg </td><td> {{int:Image_sample}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Image_tip&action=edit image_tip]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Image_tip|Talk]] </td><td> Embedded image </td><td> {{int:Image_tip}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Imagelinks&action=edit imagelinks]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Imagelinks|Talk]] </td><td> Image links </td><td> {{int:Imagelinks}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Imagelist&action=edit imagelist]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Imagelist|Talk]] </td><td> Image list </td><td> {{int:Imagelist}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Imagelisttext&action=edit imagelisttext]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Imagelisttext|Talk]] </td><td> Below is a list of $1 images sorted $2. </td><td> {{int:Imagelisttext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Imagepage&action=edit imagepage]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Imagepage|Talk]] </td><td> View image page </td><td> {{int:Imagepage}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Imagereverted&action=edit imagereverted]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Imagereverted|Talk]] </td><td> Revert to earlier version was successful. </td><td> {{int:Imagereverted}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Imgdelete&action=edit imgdelete]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Imgdelete|Talk]] </td><td> del </td><td> {{int:Imgdelete}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Imgdesc&action=edit imgdesc]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Imgdesc|Talk]] </td><td> desc </td><td> {{int:Imgdesc}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Imghistlegend&action=edit imghistlegend]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Imghistlegend|Talk]] </td><td> Legend: (cur) = this is the current image, (del) = delete this old version, (rev) = revert to this old version. &lt;br /&gt;&lt;i&gt;Click on date to see image uploaded on that date&lt;/i&gt;. </td><td> {{int:Imghistlegend}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Imghistory&action=edit imghistory]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Imghistory|Talk]] </td><td> Image history </td><td> {{int:Imghistory}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Imglegend&action=edit imglegend]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Imglegend|Talk]] </td><td> Legend: (desc) = show/edit image description. </td><td> {{int:Imglegend}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Import&action=edit import]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Import|Talk]] </td><td> Import pages </td><td> {{int:Import}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Importfailed&action=edit importfailed]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Importfailed|Talk]] </td><td> Import failed: $1 </td><td> {{int:Importfailed}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Importhistoryconflict&action=edit importhistoryconflict]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Importhistoryconflict|Talk]] </td><td> Conflicting history revision exists (may have imported this page before) </td><td> {{int:Importhistoryconflict}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Importnotext&action=edit importnotext]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Importnotext|Talk]] </td><td> Empty or no text </td><td> {{int:Importnotext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Importsuccess&action=edit importsuccess]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Importsuccess|Talk]] </td><td> Import succeeded! </td><td> {{int:Importsuccess}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Importtext&action=edit importtext]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Importtext|Talk]] </td><td> Please export the file from the source wiki using the Special:Export utility, save it to your disk and upload it here. </td><td> {{int:Importtext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Infobox&action=edit infobox]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Infobox|Talk]] </td><td> Click a button to get an example text </td><td> {{int:Infobox}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Infobox_alert&action=edit infobox_alert]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Infobox_alert|Talk]] </td><td> Please enter the text you want to be formatted.\n It will be shown in the infobox for copy and pasting.\nExample:\n$1\nwill become:\n$2 </td><td> {{int:Infobox_alert}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Internalerror&action=edit internalerror]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Internalerror|Talk]] </td><td> Internal error </td><td> {{int:Internalerror}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Intl&action=edit intl]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Intl|Talk]] </td><td> Interlanguage links </td><td> {{int:Intl}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Ip_range_invalid&action=edit ip_range_invalid]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Ip_range_invalid|Talk]] </td><td> Invalid IP range. </td><td> {{int:Ip_range_invalid}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Ipaddress&action=edit ipaddress]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Ipaddress|Talk]] </td><td> IP Address/username </td><td> {{int:Ipaddress}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Ipb_expiry_invalid&action=edit ipb_expiry_invalid]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Ipb_expiry_invalid|Talk]] </td><td> Expiry time invalid. </td><td> {{int:Ipb_expiry_invalid}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Ipbexpiry&action=edit ipbexpiry]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Ipbexpiry|Talk]] </td><td> Expiry </td><td> {{int:Ipbexpiry}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Ipblocklist&action=edit ipblocklist]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Ipblocklist|Talk]] </td><td> List of blocked IP addresses and usernames </td><td> {{int:Ipblocklist}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Ipbreason&action=edit ipbreason]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Ipbreason|Talk]] </td><td> Reason </td><td> {{int:Ipbreason}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Ipbsubmit&action=edit ipbsubmit]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Ipbsubmit|Talk]] </td><td> Block this user </td><td> {{int:Ipbsubmit}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Ipusubmit&action=edit ipusubmit]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Ipusubmit|Talk]] </td><td> Unblock this address </td><td> {{int:Ipusubmit}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Ipusuccess&action=edit ipusuccess]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Ipusuccess|Talk]] </td><td> &quot;$1&quot; unblocked </td><td> {{int:Ipusuccess}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Isbn&action=edit isbn]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Isbn|Talk]] </td><td> ISBN </td><td> {{int:Isbn}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Isredirect&action=edit isredirect]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Isredirect|Talk]] </td><td> redirect page </td><td> {{int:Isredirect}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Italic_sample&action=edit italic_sample]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Italic_sample|Talk]] </td><td> Italic text </td><td> {{int:Italic_sample}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Italic_tip&action=edit italic_tip]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Italic_tip|Talk]] </td><td> Italic text </td><td> {{int:Italic_tip}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Iteminvalidname&action=edit iteminvalidname]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Iteminvalidname|Talk]] </td><td> Problem with item &#39;$1&#39;, invalid name... </td><td> {{int:Iteminvalidname}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Largefile&action=edit largefile]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Largefile|Talk]] </td><td> It is recommended that images not exceed 100k in size. </td><td> {{int:Largefile}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Last&action=edit last]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Last|Talk]] </td><td> last </td><td> {{int:Last}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Lastmodified&action=edit lastmodified]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Lastmodified|Talk]] </td><td> This page was last modified $1. </td><td> {{int:Lastmodified}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Lastmodifiedby&action=edit lastmodifiedby]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Lastmodifiedby|Talk]] </td><td> This page was last modified $1 by $2. </td><td> {{int:Lastmodifiedby}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Lineno&action=edit lineno]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Lineno|Talk]] </td><td> Line $1: </td><td> {{int:Lineno}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Link_sample&action=edit link_sample]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Link_sample|Talk]] </td><td> Link title </td><td> {{int:Link_sample}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Link_tip&action=edit link_tip]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Link_tip|Talk]] </td><td> Internal link </td><td> {{int:Link_tip}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Linklistsub&action=edit linklistsub]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Linklistsub|Talk]] </td><td> (List of links) </td><td> {{int:Linklistsub}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Linkshere&action=edit linkshere]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Linkshere|Talk]] </td><td> The following pages link to here: </td><td> {{int:Linkshere}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Linkstoimage&action=edit linkstoimage]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Linkstoimage|Talk]] </td><td> The following pages link to this image: </td><td> {{int:Linkstoimage}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Linktrail&action=edit linktrail]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Linktrail|Talk]] </td><td> /^(&#91;a-z]+)(.*)$/sD </td><td> {{int:Linktrail}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Listform&action=edit listform]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Listform|Talk]] </td><td> list </td><td> {{int:Listform}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Listusers&action=edit listusers]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Listusers|Talk]] </td><td> User list </td><td> {{int:Listusers}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Loadhist&action=edit loadhist]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Loadhist|Talk]] </td><td> Loading page history </td><td> {{int:Loadhist}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Loadingrev&action=edit loadingrev]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Loadingrev|Talk]] </td><td> loading revision for diff </td><td> {{int:Loadingrev}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Localtime&action=edit localtime]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Localtime|Talk]] </td><td> Local time display </td><td> {{int:Localtime}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Lockbtn&action=edit lockbtn]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Lockbtn|Talk]] </td><td> Lock database </td><td> {{int:Lockbtn}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Lockconfirm&action=edit lockconfirm]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Lockconfirm|Talk]] </td><td> Yes, I really want to lock the database. </td><td> {{int:Lockconfirm}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Lockdb&action=edit lockdb]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Lockdb|Talk]] </td><td> Lock database </td><td> {{int:Lockdb}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Lockdbsuccesssub&action=edit lockdbsuccesssub]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Lockdbsuccesssub|Talk]] </td><td> Database lock succeeded </td><td> {{int:Lockdbsuccesssub}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Lockdbsuccesstext&action=edit lockdbsuccesstext]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Lockdbsuccesstext|Talk]] </td><td> The database has been locked. &lt;br /&gt;Remember to remove the lock after your maintenance is complete. </td><td> {{int:Lockdbsuccesstext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Lockdbtext&action=edit lockdbtext]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Lockdbtext|Talk]] </td><td> Locking the database will suspend the ability of all users to edit pages, change their preferences, edit their watchlists, and other things requiring changes in the database. Please confirm that this is what you intend to do, and that you will unlock the database when your maintenance is done. </td><td> {{int:Lockdbtext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Locknoconfirm&action=edit locknoconfirm]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Locknoconfirm|Talk]] </td><td> You did not check the confirmation box. </td><td> {{int:Locknoconfirm}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Login&action=edit login]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Login|Talk]] </td><td> Log in </td><td> {{int:Login}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Loginend&action=edit loginend]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Loginend|Talk]] </td><td> &amp;nbsp; </td><td> {{int:Loginend}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Loginerror&action=edit loginerror]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Loginerror|Talk]] </td><td> Login error </td><td> {{int:Loginerror}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Loginpagetitle&action=edit loginpagetitle]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Loginpagetitle|Talk]] </td><td> User login </td><td> {{int:Loginpagetitle}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Loginproblem&action=edit loginproblem]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Loginproblem|Talk]] </td><td> &lt;b&gt;There has been a problem with your login.&lt;/b&gt;&lt;br /&gt;Try again! </td><td> {{int:Loginproblem}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Loginprompt&action=edit loginprompt]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Loginprompt|Talk]] </td><td> You must have cookies enabled to log in to Wiktionary. </td><td> {{int:Loginprompt}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Loginreqtext&action=edit loginreqtext]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Loginreqtext|Talk]] </td><td> You must &#91;&#91;special:Userlogin&#124;login]] to view other pages. </td><td> {{int:Loginreqtext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Loginreqtitle&action=edit loginreqtitle]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Loginreqtitle|Talk]] </td><td> Login Required </td><td> {{int:Loginreqtitle}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Loginsuccess&action=edit loginsuccess]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Loginsuccess|Talk]] </td><td> You are now logged in to Wiktionary as &quot;$1&quot;. </td><td> {{int:Loginsuccess}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Loginsuccesstitle&action=edit loginsuccesstitle]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Loginsuccesstitle|Talk]] </td><td> Login successful </td><td> {{int:Loginsuccesstitle}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Logout&action=edit logout]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Logout|Talk]] </td><td> Log out </td><td> {{int:Logout}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Logouttext&action=edit logouttext]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Logouttext|Talk]] </td><td> You are now logged out. You can continue to use Wiktionary anonymously, or you can log in again as the same or as a different user. Note that some pages may continue to be displayed as if you were still logged in, until you clear your browser cache </td><td> {{int:Logouttext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Logouttitle&action=edit logouttitle]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Logouttitle|Talk]] </td><td> User logout </td><td> {{int:Logouttitle}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Lonelypages&action=edit lonelypages]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Lonelypages|Talk]] </td><td> Orphaned pages </td><td> {{int:Lonelypages}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Longpages&action=edit longpages]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Longpages|Talk]] </td><td> Long pages </td><td> {{int:Longpages}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Longpagewarning&action=edit longpagewarning]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Longpagewarning|Talk]] </td><td> WARNING: This page is $1 kilobytes long; some browsers may have problems editing pages approaching or longer than 32kb. Please consider breaking the page into smaller sections. </td><td> {{int:Longpagewarning}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Mailerror&action=edit mailerror]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Mailerror|Talk]] </td><td> Error sending mail: $1 </td><td> {{int:Mailerror}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Mailmypassword&action=edit mailmypassword]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Mailmypassword|Talk]] </td><td> Mail me a new password </td><td> {{int:Mailmypassword}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Mailnologin&action=edit mailnologin]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Mailnologin|Talk]] </td><td> No send address </td><td> {{int:Mailnologin}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Mailnologintext&action=edit mailnologintext]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Mailnologintext|Talk]] </td><td> You must be &lt;a href=&quot;{{localurl:Special:Userlogin&quot;&gt;logged in&lt;/a&gt; and have a valid e-mail address in your &lt;a href=&quot;/wiki/Special:Preferences&quot;&gt;preferences&lt;/a&gt; to send e-mail to other users. </td><td> {{int:Mailnologintext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Mainpage&action=edit mainpage]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Mainpage|Talk]] </td><td> Main Page </td><td> {{int:Mainpage}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Mainpagedocfooter&action=edit mainpagedocfooter]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Mainpagedocfooter|Talk]] </td><td> Please see &#91;http&#58;//meta.wikipedia.org/wiki/MediaWiki_i18n documentation on customizing the interface] and the &#91;http&#58;//meta.wikipedia.org/wiki/MediaWiki_User%27s_Guide User&#39;s Guide] for usage and configuration help. </td><td> {{int:Mainpagedocfooter}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Mainpagetext&action=edit mainpagetext]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Mainpagetext|Talk]] </td><td> Wiki software successfully installed. </td><td> {{int:Mainpagetext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Maintenance&action=edit maintenance]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Maintenance|Talk]] </td><td> Maintenance page </td><td> {{int:Maintenance}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Maintenancebacklink&action=edit maintenancebacklink]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Maintenancebacklink|Talk]] </td><td> Back to Maintenance Page </td><td> {{int:Maintenancebacklink}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Maintnancepagetext&action=edit maintnancepagetext]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Maintnancepagetext|Talk]] </td><td> This page includes several handy tools for everyday maintenance. Some of these functions tend to stress the database, so please do not hit reload after every item you fixed ;-) </td><td> {{int:Maintnancepagetext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Makesysop&action=edit makesysop]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Makesysop|Talk]] </td><td> Make a user into a sysop </td><td> {{int:Makesysop}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Makesysopfail&action=edit makesysopfail]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Makesysopfail|Talk]] </td><td> &lt;b&gt;User &quot;$1&quot; could not be made into a sysop. (Did you enter the name correctly?)&lt;/b&gt; </td><td> {{int:Makesysopfail}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Makesysopname&action=edit makesysopname]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Makesysopname|Talk]] </td><td> Name of the user: </td><td> {{int:Makesysopname}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Makesysopok&action=edit makesysopok]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Makesysopok|Talk]] </td><td> &lt;b&gt;User &quot;$1&quot; is now a sysop&lt;/b&gt; </td><td> {{int:Makesysopok}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Makesysopsubmit&action=edit makesysopsubmit]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Makesysopsubmit|Talk]] </td><td> Make this user into a sysop </td><td> {{int:Makesysopsubmit}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Makesysoptext&action=edit makesysoptext]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Makesysoptext|Talk]] </td><td> This form is used by bureaucrats to turn ordinary users into administrators. Type the name of the user in the box and press the button to make the user an administrator </td><td> {{int:Makesysoptext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Makesysoptitle&action=edit makesysoptitle]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Makesysoptitle|Talk]] </td><td> Make a user into a sysop </td><td> {{int:Makesysoptitle}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Matchtotals&action=edit matchtotals]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Matchtotals|Talk]] </td><td> The query &quot;$1&quot; matched $2 page titles and the text of $3 pages. </td><td> {{int:Matchtotals}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Math&action=edit math]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Math|Talk]] </td><td> Rendering math </td><td> {{int:Math}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Math_bad_output&action=edit math_bad_output]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Math_bad_output|Talk]] </td><td> Can&#39;t write to or create math output directory </td><td> {{int:Math_bad_output}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Math_bad_tmpdir&action=edit math_bad_tmpdir]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Math_bad_tmpdir|Talk]] </td><td> Can&#39;t write to or create math temp directory </td><td> {{int:Math_bad_tmpdir}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Math_failure&action=edit math_failure]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Math_failure|Talk]] </td><td> Failed to parse </td><td> {{int:Math_failure}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Math_image_error&action=edit math_image_error]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Math_image_error|Talk]] </td><td> PNG conversion failed; check for correct installation of latex, dvips, gs, and convert </td><td> {{int:Math_image_error}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Math_lexing_error&action=edit math_lexing_error]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Math_lexing_error|Talk]] </td><td> lexing error </td><td> {{int:Math_lexing_error}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Math_notexvc&action=edit math_notexvc]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Math_notexvc|Talk]] </td><td> Missing texvc executable; please see math/README to configure. </td><td> {{int:Math_notexvc}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Math_sample&action=edit math_sample]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Math_sample|Talk]] </td><td> Insert formula here </td><td> {{int:Math_sample}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Math_syntax_error&action=edit math_syntax_error]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Math_syntax_error|Talk]] </td><td> syntax error </td><td> {{int:Math_syntax_error}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Math_tip&action=edit math_tip]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Math_tip|Talk]] </td><td> Mathematical formula (LaTeX) </td><td> {{int:Math_tip}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Math_unknown_error&action=edit math_unknown_error]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Math_unknown_error|Talk]] </td><td> unknown error </td><td> {{int:Math_unknown_error}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Math_unknown_function&action=edit math_unknown_function]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Math_unknown_function|Talk]] </td><td> unknown function </td><td> {{int:Math_unknown_function}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Media_sample&action=edit media_sample]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Media_sample|Talk]] </td><td> Example.mp3 </td><td> {{int:Media_sample}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Media_tip&action=edit media_tip]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Media_tip|Talk]] </td><td> Media file link </td><td> {{int:Media_tip}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Minlength&action=edit minlength]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Minlength|Talk]] </td><td> Image names must be at least three letters. </td><td> {{int:Minlength}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Minoredit&action=edit minoredit]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Minoredit|Talk]] </td><td> This is a minor edit </td><td> {{int:Minoredit}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Minoreditletter&action=edit minoreditletter]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Minoreditletter|Talk]] </td><td> M </td><td> {{int:Minoreditletter}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Mispeelings&action=edit mispeelings]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Mispeelings|Talk]] </td><td> Pages with misspellings </td><td> {{int:Mispeelings}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Mispeelingspage&action=edit mispeelingspage]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Mispeelingspage|Talk]] </td><td> List of common misspellings </td><td> {{int:Mispeelingspage}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Mispeelingstext&action=edit mispeelingstext]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Mispeelingstext|Talk]] </td><td> The following pages contain a common misspelling, which are listed on $1. The correct spelling might be given (like this). </td><td> {{int:Mispeelingstext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Missingarticle&action=edit missingarticle]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Missingarticle|Talk]] </td><td> The database did not find the text of a page that it should have found, named &quot;$1&quot;. &lt;p&gt;This is usually caused by following an outdated diff or history link to a page that has been deleted. &lt;p&gt;If this is not the case, you may have found a bug in the software. Please report this to an administrator, making note of the URL. </td><td> {{int:Missingarticle}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Missingimage&action=edit missingimage]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Missingimage|Talk]] </td><td> &lt;b&gt;Missing image&lt;/b&gt;&lt;br /&gt;&lt;i&gt;$1&lt;/i&gt; </td><td> {{int:Missingimage}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Missinglanguagelinks&action=edit missinglanguagelinks]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Missinglanguagelinks|Talk]] </td><td> Missing Language Links </td><td> {{int:Missinglanguagelinks}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Missinglanguagelinksbutton&action=edit missinglanguagelinksbutton]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Missinglanguagelinksbutton|Talk]] </td><td> Find missing language links for </td><td> {{int:Missinglanguagelinksbutton}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Missinglanguagelinkstext&action=edit missinglanguagelinkstext]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Missinglanguagelinkstext|Talk]] </td><td> These pages do &lt;i&gt;not&lt;/i&gt; link to their counterpart in $1. Redirects and subpages are &lt;i&gt;not&lt;/i&gt; shown. </td><td> {{int:Missinglanguagelinkstext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Moredotdotdot&action=edit moredotdotdot]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Moredotdotdot|Talk]] </td><td> More... </td><td> {{int:Moredotdotdot}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Move&action=edit move]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Move|Talk]] </td><td> Move </td><td> {{int:Move}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Movearticle&action=edit movearticle]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Movearticle|Talk]] </td><td> Move page </td><td> {{int:Movearticle}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Movedto&action=edit movedto]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Movedto|Talk]] </td><td> moved to </td><td> {{int:Movedto}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Movenologin&action=edit movenologin]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Movenologin|Talk]] </td><td> Not logged in </td><td> {{int:Movenologin}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Movenologintext&action=edit movenologintext]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Movenologintext|Talk]] </td><td> You must be a registered user and &lt;a href=&quot;/wiki/Special:Userlogin&quot;&gt;logged in&lt;/a&gt; to move a page. </td><td> {{int:Movenologintext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Movepage&action=edit movepage]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Movepage|Talk]] </td><td> Move page </td><td> {{int:Movepage}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Movepagebtn&action=edit movepagebtn]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Movepagebtn|Talk]] </td><td> Move page </td><td> {{int:Movepagebtn}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Movepagetalktext&action=edit movepagetalktext]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Movepagetalktext|Talk]] </td><td> The associated talk page, if any, will be automatically moved along with it &#39;&#39;&#39;unless:&#39;&#39;&#39; *You are moving the page across namespaces, *A non-empty talk page already exists under the new name, or *You uncheck the box below. In those cases, you will have to move or merge the page manually if desired. </td><td> {{int:Movepagetalktext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Movepagetext&action=edit movepagetext]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Movepagetext|Talk]] </td><td> Using the form below will rename a page, moving all of its history to the new name. The old title will become a redirect page to the new title. Links to the old page title will not be changed; be sure to &#91;&#91;Special:Maintenance&#124;check]] for double or broken redirects. You are responsible for making sure that links continue to point where they are supposed to go. Note that the page will &#39;&#39;&#39;not&#39;&#39;&#39; be moved if there is already a page at the new title, unless it is empty or a redirect and has no past edit history. This means that you can rename a page back to where it was just renamed from if you make a mistake, and you cannot overwrite an existing page. &lt;b&gt;WARNING!&lt;/b&gt; This can be a drastic and unexpected change for a popular page; please be sure you understand the consequences of this before proceeding. </td><td> {{int:Movepagetext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Movetalk&action=edit movetalk]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Movetalk|Talk]] </td><td> Move &quot;talk&quot; page as well, if applicable. </td><td> {{int:Movetalk}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Movethispage&action=edit movethispage]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Movethispage|Talk]] </td><td> Move this page </td><td> {{int:Movethispage}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Mycontris&action=edit mycontris]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Mycontris|Talk]] </td><td> My contributions </td><td> {{int:Mycontris}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Mypage&action=edit mypage]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Mypage|Talk]] </td><td> My page </td><td> {{int:Mypage}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Mytalk&action=edit mytalk]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Mytalk|Talk]] </td><td> My talk </td><td> {{int:Mytalk}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Navigation&action=edit navigation]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Navigation|Talk]] </td><td> Navigation </td><td> {{int:Navigation}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Nbytes&action=edit nbytes]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Nbytes|Talk]] </td><td> $1 bytes </td><td> {{int:Nbytes}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Nchanges&action=edit nchanges]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Nchanges|Talk]] </td><td> $1 changes </td><td> {{int:Nchanges}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Newarticle&action=edit newarticle]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Newarticle|Talk]] </td><td> (New) </td><td> {{int:Newarticle}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Newarticletext&action=edit newarticletext]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Newarticletext|Talk]] </td><td> You&#39;ve followed a link to a page that doesn&#39;t exist yet. To create the page, start typing in the box below (see the &#91;&#91;Wiktionary:Help&#124;help page]] for more info). If you are here by mistake, just click your browser&#39;s &#39;&#39;&#39;back&#39;&#39;&#39; button. </td><td> {{int:Newarticletext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Newmessages&action=edit newmessages]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Newmessages|Talk]] </td><td> You have $1. </td><td> {{int:Newmessages}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Newmessageslink&action=edit newmessageslink]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Newmessageslink|Talk]] </td><td> new messages </td><td> {{int:Newmessageslink}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Newpage&action=edit newpage]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Newpage|Talk]] </td><td> New page </td><td> {{int:Newpage}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Newpageletter&action=edit newpageletter]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Newpageletter|Talk]] </td><td> N </td><td> {{int:Newpageletter}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Newpages&action=edit newpages]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Newpages|Talk]] </td><td> New pages </td><td> {{int:Newpages}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Newpassword&action=edit newpassword]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Newpassword|Talk]] </td><td> New password </td><td> {{int:Newpassword}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Newtitle&action=edit newtitle]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Newtitle|Talk]] </td><td> To new title </td><td> {{int:Newtitle}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Newusersonly&action=edit newusersonly]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Newusersonly|Talk]] </td><td> (new users only) </td><td> {{int:Newusersonly}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Next&action=edit next]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Next|Talk]] </td><td> next </td><td> {{int:Next}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Nextn&action=edit nextn]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Nextn|Talk]] </td><td> next $1 </td><td> {{int:Nextn}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Nlinks&action=edit nlinks]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Nlinks|Talk]] </td><td> $1 links </td><td> {{int:Nlinks}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Noaffirmation&action=edit noaffirmation]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Noaffirmation|Talk]] </td><td> You must affirm that your upload does not violate any copyrights. </td><td> {{int:Noaffirmation}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Noarticletext&action=edit noarticletext]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Noarticletext|Talk]] </td><td> (There is currently no text in this page) </td><td> {{int:Noarticletext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Noblockreason&action=edit noblockreason]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Noblockreason|Talk]] </td><td> You must supply a reason for the block. </td><td> {{int:Noblockreason}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Noconnect&action=edit noconnect]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Noconnect|Talk]] </td><td> Sorry! The wiki is experiencing some technical difficulties, and cannot contact the database server. </td><td> {{int:Noconnect}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Nocontribs&action=edit nocontribs]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Nocontribs|Talk]] </td><td> No changes were found matching these criteria. </td><td> {{int:Nocontribs}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Nocookieslogin&action=edit nocookieslogin]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Nocookieslogin|Talk]] </td><td> Wiktionary uses cookies to log in users. You have cookies disabled. Please enable them and try again. </td><td> {{int:Nocookieslogin}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Nocookiesnew&action=edit nocookiesnew]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Nocookiesnew|Talk]] </td><td> The user account was created, but you are not logged in. Wiktionary uses cookies to log in users. You have cookies disabled. Please enable them, then log in with your new username and password. </td><td> {{int:Nocookiesnew}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Nocreativecommons&action=edit nocreativecommons]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Nocreativecommons|Talk]] </td><td> Creative Commons RDF metadata disabled for this server. </td><td> {{int:Nocreativecommons}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Nodb&action=edit nodb]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Nodb|Talk]] </td><td> Could not select database $1 </td><td> {{int:Nodb}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Nodublincore&action=edit nodublincore]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Nodublincore|Talk]] </td><td> Dublin Core RDF metadata disabled for this server. </td><td> {{int:Nodublincore}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Noemail&action=edit noemail]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Noemail|Talk]] </td><td> There is no e-mail address recorded for user &quot;$1&quot;. </td><td> {{int:Noemail}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Noemailtext&action=edit noemailtext]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Noemailtext|Talk]] </td><td> This user has not specified a valid e-mail address, or has chosen not to receive e-mail from other users. </td><td> {{int:Noemailtext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Noemailtitle&action=edit noemailtitle]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Noemailtitle|Talk]] </td><td> No e-mail address </td><td> {{int:Noemailtitle}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Nogomatch&action=edit nogomatch]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Nogomatch|Talk]] </td><td> No page with this exact title exists, trying full text search. </td><td> {{int:Nogomatch}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Nohistory&action=edit nohistory]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Nohistory|Talk]] </td><td> There is no edit history for this page. </td><td> {{int:Nohistory}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Nolinkshere&action=edit nolinkshere]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Nolinkshere|Talk]] </td><td> No pages link to here. </td><td> {{int:Nolinkshere}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Nolinkstoimage&action=edit nolinkstoimage]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Nolinkstoimage|Talk]] </td><td> There are no pages that link to this image. </td><td> {{int:Nolinkstoimage}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Noname&action=edit noname]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Noname|Talk]] </td><td> You have not specified a valid user name. </td><td> {{int:Noname}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Nonefound&action=edit nonefound]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Nonefound|Talk]] </td><td> &lt;strong&gt;Note&lt;/strong&gt;: unsuccessful searches are often caused by searching for common words like &quot;have&quot; and &quot;from&quot;, which are not indexed, or by specifying more than one search term (only pages containing all of the search terms will appear in the result). </td><td> {{int:Nonefound}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Nospecialpagetext&action=edit nospecialpagetext]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Nospecialpagetext|Talk]] </td><td> You have requested a special page that is not recognized by the wiki. </td><td> {{int:Nospecialpagetext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Nosuchaction&action=edit nosuchaction]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Nosuchaction|Talk]] </td><td> No such action </td><td> {{int:Nosuchaction}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Nosuchactiontext&action=edit nosuchactiontext]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Nosuchactiontext|Talk]] </td><td> The action specified by the URL is not recognized by the wiki </td><td> {{int:Nosuchactiontext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Nosuchspecialpage&action=edit nosuchspecialpage]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Nosuchspecialpage|Talk]] </td><td> No such special page </td><td> {{int:Nosuchspecialpage}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Nosuchuser&action=edit nosuchuser]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Nosuchuser|Talk]] </td><td> There is no user by the name &quot;$1&quot;. Check your spelling, or use the form below to create a new user account. </td><td> {{int:Nosuchuser}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Notacceptable&action=edit notacceptable]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Notacceptable|Talk]] </td><td> The wiki server can&#39;t provide data in a format your client can read. </td><td> {{int:Notacceptable}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Notanarticle&action=edit notanarticle]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Notanarticle|Talk]] </td><td> Not a content page </td><td> {{int:Notanarticle}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Notargettext&action=edit notargettext]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Notargettext|Talk]] </td><td> You have not specified a target page or user to perform this function on. </td><td> {{int:Notargettext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Notargettitle&action=edit notargettitle]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Notargettitle|Talk]] </td><td> No target </td><td> {{int:Notargettitle}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Note&action=edit note]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Note|Talk]] </td><td> &lt;strong&gt;Note:&lt;/strong&gt; </td><td> {{int:Note}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Notextmatches&action=edit notextmatches]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Notextmatches|Talk]] </td><td> No page text matches </td><td> {{int:Notextmatches}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Notitlematches&action=edit notitlematches]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Notitlematches|Talk]] </td><td> No page title matches </td><td> {{int:Notitlematches}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Notloggedin&action=edit notloggedin]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Notloggedin|Talk]] </td><td> Not logged in </td><td> {{int:Notloggedin}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Nowatchlist&action=edit nowatchlist]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Nowatchlist|Talk]] </td><td> You have no items on your watchlist. </td><td> {{int:Nowatchlist}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Nowiki_sample&action=edit nowiki_sample]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Nowiki_sample|Talk]] </td><td> Insert non-formatted text here </td><td> {{int:Nowiki_sample}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Nowiki_tip&action=edit nowiki_tip]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Nowiki_tip|Talk]] </td><td> Ignore wiki formatting </td><td> {{int:Nowiki_tip}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Nstab-category&action=edit nstab-category]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Nstab-category|Talk]] </td><td> Category </td><td> {{int:Nstab-category}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Nstab-help&action=edit nstab-help]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Nstab-help|Talk]] </td><td> Help </td><td> {{int:Nstab-help}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Nstab-image&action=edit nstab-image]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Nstab-image|Talk]] </td><td> Image </td><td> {{int:Nstab-image}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Nstab-main&action=edit nstab-main]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Nstab-main|Talk]] </td><td> Article </td><td> {{int:Nstab-main}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Nstab-media&action=edit nstab-media]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Nstab-media|Talk]] </td><td> Media </td><td> {{int:Nstab-media}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Nstab-mediawiki&action=edit nstab-mediawiki]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Nstab-mediawiki|Talk]] </td><td> Message </td><td> {{int:Nstab-mediawiki}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Nstab-special&action=edit nstab-special]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Nstab-special|Talk]] </td><td> Special </td><td> {{int:Nstab-special}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Nstab-template&action=edit nstab-template]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Nstab-template|Talk]] </td><td> Template </td><td> {{int:Nstab-template}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Nstab-user&action=edit nstab-user]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Nstab-user|Talk]] </td><td> User page </td><td> {{int:Nstab-user}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Nstab-wp&action=edit nstab-wp]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Nstab-wp|Talk]] </td><td> About </td><td> {{int:Nstab-wp}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Nviews&action=edit nviews]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Nviews|Talk]] </td><td> $1 views </td><td> {{int:Nviews}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Ok&action=edit ok]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Ok|Talk]] </td><td> OK </td><td> {{int:Ok}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Oldpassword&action=edit oldpassword]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Oldpassword|Talk]] </td><td> Old password </td><td> {{int:Oldpassword}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Orig&action=edit orig]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Orig|Talk]] </td><td> orig </td><td> {{int:Orig}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Orphans&action=edit orphans]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Orphans|Talk]] </td><td> Orphaned pages </td><td> {{int:Orphans}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Othercontribs&action=edit othercontribs]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Othercontribs|Talk]] </td><td> Based on work by $1. </td><td> {{int:Othercontribs}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Otherlanguages&action=edit otherlanguages]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Otherlanguages|Talk]] </td><td> Other languages </td><td> {{int:Otherlanguages}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Pagemovedsub&action=edit pagemovedsub]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Pagemovedsub|Talk]] </td><td> Move succeeded </td><td> {{int:Pagemovedsub}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Pagemovedtext&action=edit pagemovedtext]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Pagemovedtext|Talk]] </td><td> Page &quot;&#91;&#91;$1]]&quot; moved to &quot;&#91;&#91;$2]]&quot;. </td><td> {{int:Pagemovedtext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Pagetitle&action=edit pagetitle]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Pagetitle|Talk]] </td><td> $1 - Wiktionary </td><td> {{int:Pagetitle}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Passwordremindertext&action=edit passwordremindertext]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Passwordremindertext|Talk]] </td><td> Someone (probably you, from IP address $1) requested that we send you a new Wiktionary login password. The password for user &quot;$2&quot; is now &quot;$3&quot;. You should log in and change your password now. </td><td> {{int:Passwordremindertext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Passwordremindertitle&action=edit passwordremindertitle]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Passwordremindertitle|Talk]] </td><td> Password reminder from Wiktionary </td><td> {{int:Passwordremindertitle}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Passwordsent&action=edit passwordsent]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Passwordsent|Talk]] </td><td> A new password has been sent to the e-mail address registered for &quot;$1&quot;. Please log in again after you receive it. </td><td> {{int:Passwordsent}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Perfcached&action=edit perfcached]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Perfcached|Talk]] </td><td> The following data is cached and may not be completely up to date: </td><td> {{int:Perfcached}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Perfdisabled&action=edit perfdisabled]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Perfdisabled|Talk]] </td><td> Sorry! This feature has been temporarily disabled because it slows the database down to the point that no one can use the wiki. </td><td> {{int:Perfdisabled}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Perfdisabledsub&action=edit perfdisabledsub]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Perfdisabledsub|Talk]] </td><td> Here&#39;s a saved copy from $1: </td><td> {{int:Perfdisabledsub}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Personaltools&action=edit personaltools]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Personaltools|Talk]] </td><td> Personal tools </td><td> {{int:Personaltools}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Popularpages&action=edit popularpages]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Popularpages|Talk]] </td><td> Popular pages </td><td> {{int:Popularpages}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Portal&action=edit portal]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Portal|Talk]] </td><td> Community portal </td><td> {{int:Portal}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Portal-url&action=edit portal-url]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Portal-url|Talk]] </td><td> Wiktionary:Community Portal </td><td> {{int:Portal-url}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Postcomment&action=edit postcomment]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Postcomment|Talk]] </td><td> Post a comment </td><td> {{int:Postcomment}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Poweredby&action=edit poweredby]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Poweredby|Talk]] </td><td> Wiktionary is powered by &#91;http&#58;//www.mediawiki.org/ MediaWiki], an open source wiki engine. </td><td> {{int:Poweredby}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Powersearch&action=edit powersearch]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Powersearch|Talk]] </td><td> Search </td><td> {{int:Powersearch}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Powersearchtext&action=edit powersearchtext]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Powersearchtext|Talk]] </td><td> Search in namespaces :&lt;br /&gt; $1&lt;br /&gt; $2 List redirects &amp;nbsp; Search for $3 $9 </td><td> {{int:Powersearchtext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Preferences&action=edit preferences]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Preferences|Talk]] </td><td> Preferences </td><td> {{int:Preferences}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Prefs-help-userdata&action=edit prefs-help-userdata]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Prefs-help-userdata|Talk]] </td><td> * &lt;strong&gt;Real name&lt;/strong&gt; (optional): if you choose to provide it this will be used for giving you attribution for your work.&lt;br/&gt; * &lt;strong&gt;Email&lt;/strong&gt; (optional): Enables people to contact you through the website without you having to reveal your email address to them, and it can be used to send you a new password if you forget it. </td><td> {{int:Prefs-help-userdata}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Prefs-misc&action=edit prefs-misc]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Prefs-misc|Talk]] </td><td> Misc settings </td><td> {{int:Prefs-misc}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Prefs-personal&action=edit prefs-personal]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Prefs-personal|Talk]] </td><td> User data </td><td> {{int:Prefs-personal}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Prefs-rc&action=edit prefs-rc]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Prefs-rc|Talk]] </td><td> Recent changes and stub display </td><td> {{int:Prefs-rc}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Prefslogintext&action=edit prefslogintext]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Prefslogintext|Talk]] </td><td> You are logged in as &quot;$1&quot;. Your internal ID number is $2. See &#91;&#91;Wiktionary:User preferences help]] for help deciphering the options. </td><td> {{int:Prefslogintext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Prefsnologin&action=edit prefsnologin]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Prefsnologin|Talk]] </td><td> Not logged in </td><td> {{int:Prefsnologin}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Prefsnologintext&action=edit prefsnologintext]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Prefsnologintext|Talk]] </td><td> You must be &lt;a href=&quot;/wiki/Special:Userlogin&quot;&gt;logged in&lt;/a&gt; to set user preferences. </td><td> {{int:Prefsnologintext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Prefsreset&action=edit prefsreset]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Prefsreset|Talk]] </td><td> Preferences have been reset from storage. </td><td> {{int:Prefsreset}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Preview&action=edit preview]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Preview|Talk]] </td><td> Preview </td><td> {{int:Preview}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Previewconflict&action=edit previewconflict]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Previewconflict|Talk]] </td><td> This preview reflects the text in the upper text editing area as it will appear if you choose to save. </td><td> {{int:Previewconflict}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Previewnote&action=edit previewnote]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Previewnote|Talk]] </td><td> Remember that this is only a preview, and has not yet been saved! </td><td> {{int:Previewnote}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Prevn&action=edit prevn]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Prevn|Talk]] </td><td> previous $1 </td><td> {{int:Prevn}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Printableversion&action=edit printableversion]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Printableversion|Talk]] </td><td> Printable version </td><td> {{int:Printableversion}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Printsubtitle&action=edit printsubtitle]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Printsubtitle|Talk]] </td><td> (From http&#58;//simple.wiktionary.org) </td><td> {{int:Printsubtitle}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Protect&action=edit protect]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Protect|Talk]] </td><td> Protect </td><td> {{int:Protect}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Protectcomment&action=edit protectcomment]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Protectcomment|Talk]] </td><td> Reason for protecting </td><td> {{int:Protectcomment}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Protectedarticle&action=edit protectedarticle]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Protectedarticle|Talk]] </td><td> protected &#91;&#91;$1]] </td><td> {{int:Protectedarticle}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Protectedpage&action=edit protectedpage]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Protectedpage|Talk]] </td><td> Protected page </td><td> {{int:Protectedpage}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Protectedpagewarning&action=edit protectedpagewarning]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Protectedpagewarning|Talk]] </td><td> WARNING: This page has been locked so that only users with sysop privileges can edit it. Be sure you are following the &lt;a href=&#39;/w/wiki.phtml/Wiktionary:Protected_page_guidelines&#39;&gt;protected page guidelines&lt;/a&gt;. </td><td> {{int:Protectedpagewarning}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Protectedtext&action=edit protectedtext]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Protectedtext|Talk]] </td><td> This page has been locked to prevent editing; there are a number of reasons why this may be so, please see &#91;&#91;Wiktionary:Protected page]]. You can view and copy the source of this page: </td><td> {{int:Protectedtext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Protectlogpage&action=edit protectlogpage]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Protectlogpage|Talk]] </td><td> Protection_log </td><td> {{int:Protectlogpage}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Protectlogtext&action=edit protectlogtext]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Protectlogtext|Talk]] </td><td> Below is a list of page locks/unlocks. See &#91;&#91;Wiktionary:Protected page]] for more information. </td><td> {{int:Protectlogtext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Protectpage&action=edit protectpage]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Protectpage|Talk]] </td><td> Protect page </td><td> {{int:Protectpage}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Protectreason&action=edit protectreason]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Protectreason|Talk]] </td><td> (give a reason) </td><td> {{int:Protectreason}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Protectsub&action=edit protectsub]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Protectsub|Talk]] </td><td> (Protecting &quot;$1&quot;) </td><td> {{int:Protectsub}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Protectthispage&action=edit protectthispage]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Protectthispage|Talk]] </td><td> Protect this page </td><td> {{int:Protectthispage}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Proxyblocker&action=edit proxyblocker]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Proxyblocker|Talk]] </td><td> Proxy blocker </td><td> {{int:Proxyblocker}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Proxyblockreason&action=edit proxyblockreason]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Proxyblockreason|Talk]] </td><td> Your IP address has been blocked because it is an open proxy. Please contact your Internet service provider or tech support and inform them of this serious security problem. </td><td> {{int:Proxyblockreason}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Proxyblocksuccess&action=edit proxyblocksuccess]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Proxyblocksuccess|Talk]] </td><td> Done. </td><td> {{int:Proxyblocksuccess}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Qbbrowse&action=edit qbbrowse]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Qbbrowse|Talk]] </td><td> Browse </td><td> {{int:Qbbrowse}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Qbedit&action=edit qbedit]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Qbedit|Talk]] </td><td> Edit </td><td> {{int:Qbedit}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Qbfind&action=edit qbfind]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Qbfind|Talk]] </td><td> Find </td><td> {{int:Qbfind}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Qbmyoptions&action=edit qbmyoptions]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Qbmyoptions|Talk]] </td><td> My pages </td><td> {{int:Qbmyoptions}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Qbpageinfo&action=edit qbpageinfo]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Qbpageinfo|Talk]] </td><td> Context </td><td> {{int:Qbpageinfo}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Qbpageoptions&action=edit qbpageoptions]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Qbpageoptions|Talk]] </td><td> This page </td><td> {{int:Qbpageoptions}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Qbsettings&action=edit qbsettings]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Qbsettings|Talk]] </td><td> Quickbar settings </td><td> {{int:Qbsettings}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Qbspecialpages&action=edit qbspecialpages]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Qbspecialpages|Talk]] </td><td> Special pages </td><td> {{int:Qbspecialpages}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Querybtn&action=edit querybtn]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Querybtn|Talk]] </td><td> Submit query </td><td> {{int:Querybtn}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Querysuccessful&action=edit querysuccessful]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Querysuccessful|Talk]] </td><td> Query successful </td><td> {{int:Querysuccessful}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Randompage&action=edit randompage]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Randompage|Talk]] </td><td> Random page </td><td> {{int:Randompage}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Range_block_disabled&action=edit range_block_disabled]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Range_block_disabled|Talk]] </td><td> The sysop ability to create range blocks is disabled. </td><td> {{int:Range_block_disabled}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Rchide&action=edit rchide]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Rchide|Talk]] </td><td> in $4 form; $1 minor edits; $2 secondary namespaces; $3 multiple edits. </td><td> {{int:Rchide}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Rclinks&action=edit rclinks]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Rclinks|Talk]] </td><td> Show last $1 changes in last $2 days&lt;br /&gt;$3 </td><td> {{int:Rclinks}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Rclistfrom&action=edit rclistfrom]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Rclistfrom|Talk]] </td><td> Show new changes starting from $1 </td><td> {{int:Rclistfrom}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Rcliu&action=edit rcliu]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Rcliu|Talk]] </td><td> ; $1 edits from logged in users </td><td> {{int:Rcliu}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Rcloaderr&action=edit rcloaderr]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Rcloaderr|Talk]] </td><td> Loading recent changes </td><td> {{int:Rcloaderr}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Rclsub&action=edit rclsub]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Rclsub|Talk]] </td><td> (to pages linked from &quot;$1&quot;) </td><td> {{int:Rclsub}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Rcnote&action=edit rcnote]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Rcnote|Talk]] </td><td> Below are the last &lt;strong&gt;$1&lt;/strong&gt; changes in last &lt;strong&gt;$2&lt;/strong&gt; days. </td><td> {{int:Rcnote}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Rcnotefrom&action=edit rcnotefrom]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Rcnotefrom|Talk]] </td><td> Below are the changes since &lt;b&gt;$2&lt;/b&gt; (up to &lt;b&gt;$1&lt;/b&gt; shown). </td><td> {{int:Rcnotefrom}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Readonly&action=edit readonly]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Readonly|Talk]] </td><td> Database locked </td><td> {{int:Readonly}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Readonlytext&action=edit readonlytext]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Readonlytext|Talk]] </td><td> The database is currently locked to new entries and other modifications, probably for routine database maintenance, after which it will be back to normal. The administrator who locked it offered this explanation: &lt;p&gt;$1 </td><td> {{int:Readonlytext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Readonlywarning&action=edit readonlywarning]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Readonlywarning|Talk]] </td><td> WARNING: The database has been locked for maintenance, so you will not be able to save your edits right now. You may wish to cut-n-paste the text into a text file and save it for later. </td><td> {{int:Readonlywarning}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Recentchanges&action=edit recentchanges]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Recentchanges|Talk]] </td><td> Recent changes </td><td> {{int:Recentchanges}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Recentchangescount&action=edit recentchangescount]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Recentchangescount|Talk]] </td><td> Number of titles in recent changes </td><td> {{int:Recentchangescount}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Recentchangeslinked&action=edit recentchangeslinked]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Recentchangeslinked|Talk]] </td><td> Related changes </td><td> {{int:Recentchangeslinked}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Recentchangestext&action=edit recentchangestext]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Recentchangestext|Talk]] </td><td> Track the most recent changes to the wiki on this page. </td><td> {{int:Recentchangestext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Redirectedfrom&action=edit redirectedfrom]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Redirectedfrom|Talk]] </td><td> (Redirected from $1) </td><td> {{int:Redirectedfrom}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Remembermypassword&action=edit remembermypassword]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Remembermypassword|Talk]] </td><td> Remember my password across sessions. </td><td> {{int:Remembermypassword}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Removechecked&action=edit removechecked]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Removechecked|Talk]] </td><td> Remove checked items from watchlist </td><td> {{int:Removechecked}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Removedwatch&action=edit removedwatch]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Removedwatch|Talk]] </td><td> Removed from watchlist </td><td> {{int:Removedwatch}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Removedwatchtext&action=edit removedwatchtext]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Removedwatchtext|Talk]] </td><td> The page &quot;$1&quot; has been removed from your watchlist. </td><td> {{int:Removedwatchtext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Removingchecked&action=edit removingchecked]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Removingchecked|Talk]] </td><td> Removing requested items from watchlist... </td><td> {{int:Removingchecked}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Resetprefs&action=edit resetprefs]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Resetprefs|Talk]] </td><td> Reset preferences </td><td> {{int:Resetprefs}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Restorelink&action=edit restorelink]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Restorelink|Talk]] </td><td> $1 deleted edits </td><td> {{int:Restorelink}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Resultsperpage&action=edit resultsperpage]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Resultsperpage|Talk]] </td><td> Hits to show per page </td><td> {{int:Resultsperpage}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Retrievedfrom&action=edit retrievedfrom]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Retrievedfrom|Talk]] </td><td> Retrieved from &quot;$1&quot; </td><td> {{int:Retrievedfrom}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Returnto&action=edit returnto]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Returnto|Talk]] </td><td> Return to $1. </td><td> {{int:Returnto}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Retypenew&action=edit retypenew]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Retypenew|Talk]] </td><td> Retype new password </td><td> {{int:Retypenew}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Reupload&action=edit reupload]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Reupload|Talk]] </td><td> Re-upload </td><td> {{int:Reupload}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Reuploaddesc&action=edit reuploaddesc]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Reuploaddesc|Talk]] </td><td> Return to the upload form. </td><td> {{int:Reuploaddesc}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Reverted&action=edit reverted]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Reverted|Talk]] </td><td> Reverted to earlier revision </td><td> {{int:Reverted}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Revertimg&action=edit revertimg]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Revertimg|Talk]] </td><td> rev </td><td> {{int:Revertimg}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Revertpage&action=edit revertpage]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Revertpage|Talk]] </td><td> Reverted edit of $2, changed back to last version by $1 </td><td> {{int:Revertpage}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Revhistory&action=edit revhistory]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Revhistory|Talk]] </td><td> Revision history </td><td> {{int:Revhistory}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Revisionasof&action=edit revisionasof]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Revisionasof|Talk]] </td><td> Revision as of $1 </td><td> {{int:Revisionasof}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Revnotfound&action=edit revnotfound]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Revnotfound|Talk]] </td><td> Revision not found </td><td> {{int:Revnotfound}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Revnotfoundtext&action=edit revnotfoundtext]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Revnotfoundtext|Talk]] </td><td> The old revision of the page you asked for could not be found. Please check the URL you used to access this page. </td><td> {{int:Revnotfoundtext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Rfcurl&action=edit rfcurl]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Rfcurl|Talk]] </td><td> http&#58;//www.faqs.org/rfcs/rfc$1.html </td><td> {{int:Rfcurl}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Rights&action=edit rights]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Rights|Talk]] </td><td> Rights: </td><td> {{int:Rights}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Rollback&action=edit rollback]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Rollback|Talk]] </td><td> Roll back edits </td><td> {{int:Rollback}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Rollback_short&action=edit rollback_short]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Rollback_short|Talk]] </td><td> Rollback </td><td> {{int:Rollback_short}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Rollbackfailed&action=edit rollbackfailed]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Rollbackfailed|Talk]] </td><td> Rollback failed </td><td> {{int:Rollbackfailed}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Rollbacklink&action=edit rollbacklink]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Rollbacklink|Talk]] </td><td> rollback </td><td> {{int:Rollbacklink}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Rows&action=edit rows]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Rows|Talk]] </td><td> Rows </td><td> {{int:Rows}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Savearticle&action=edit savearticle]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Savearticle|Talk]] </td><td> Save page </td><td> {{int:Savearticle}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Savedprefs&action=edit savedprefs]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Savedprefs|Talk]] </td><td> Your preferences have been saved. </td><td> {{int:Savedprefs}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Savefile&action=edit savefile]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Savefile|Talk]] </td><td> Save file </td><td> {{int:Savefile}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Saveprefs&action=edit saveprefs]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Saveprefs|Talk]] </td><td> Save preferences </td><td> {{int:Saveprefs}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Search&action=edit search]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Search|Talk]] </td><td> Search </td><td> {{int:Search}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Searchdisabled&action=edit searchdisabled]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Searchdisabled|Talk]] </td><td> &lt;p&gt;Sorry! Full text search has been disabled temporarily, for performance reasons. In the meantime, you can use the Google search below, which may be out of date.&lt;/p&gt; </td><td> {{int:Searchdisabled}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Searchhelppage&action=edit searchhelppage]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Searchhelppage|Talk]] </td><td> Wiktionary:Searching </td><td> {{int:Searchhelppage}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Searchingwikipedia&action=edit searchingwikipedia]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Searchingwikipedia|Talk]] </td><td> Searching Wiktionary </td><td> {{int:Searchingwikipedia}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Searchquery&action=edit searchquery]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Searchquery|Talk]] </td><td> For query &quot;$1&quot; </td><td> {{int:Searchquery}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Searchresults&action=edit searchresults]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Searchresults|Talk]] </td><td> Search results </td><td> {{int:Searchresults}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Searchresultshead&action=edit searchresultshead]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Searchresultshead|Talk]] </td><td> Search result settings </td><td> {{int:Searchresultshead}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Searchresulttext&action=edit searchresulttext]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Searchresulttext|Talk]] </td><td> For more information about searching Wiktionary, see $1. </td><td> {{int:Searchresulttext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Sectionedit&action=edit sectionedit]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Sectionedit|Talk]] </td><td> (section) </td><td> {{int:Sectionedit}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Selectnewerversionfordiff&action=edit selectnewerversionfordiff]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Selectnewerversionfordiff|Talk]] </td><td> Select a newer version for comparison </td><td> {{int:Selectnewerversionfordiff}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Selectolderversionfordiff&action=edit selectolderversionfordiff]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Selectolderversionfordiff|Talk]] </td><td> Select an older version for comparison </td><td> {{int:Selectolderversionfordiff}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Selectonly&action=edit selectonly]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Selectonly|Talk]] </td><td> Only read-only queries are allowed. </td><td> {{int:Selectonly}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Selflinks&action=edit selflinks]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Selflinks|Talk]] </td><td> Pages with Self Links </td><td> {{int:Selflinks}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Selflinkstext&action=edit selflinkstext]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Selflinkstext|Talk]] </td><td> The following pages contain a link to themselves, which they should not. </td><td> {{int:Selflinkstext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Seriousxhtmlerrors&action=edit seriousxhtmlerrors]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Seriousxhtmlerrors|Talk]] </td><td> There were serious xhtml markup errors detected by tidy. </td><td> {{int:Seriousxhtmlerrors}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Servertime&action=edit servertime]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Servertime|Talk]] </td><td> Server time is now </td><td> {{int:Servertime}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Set_rights_fail&action=edit set_rights_fail]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Set_rights_fail|Talk]] </td><td> &lt;b&gt;User rights for &quot;$1&quot; could not be set. (Did you enter the name correctly?)&lt;/b&gt; </td><td> {{int:Set_rights_fail}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Set_user_rights&action=edit set_user_rights]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Set_user_rights|Talk]] </td><td> Set user rights </td><td> {{int:Set_user_rights}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Setbureaucratflag&action=edit setbureaucratflag]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Setbureaucratflag|Talk]] </td><td> Set bureaucrat flag </td><td> {{int:Setbureaucratflag}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Shortpages&action=edit shortpages]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Shortpages|Talk]] </td><td> Short pages </td><td> {{int:Shortpages}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Show&action=edit show]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Show|Talk]] </td><td> show </td><td> {{int:Show}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Showhideminor&action=edit showhideminor]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Showhideminor|Talk]] </td><td> $1 minor edits &#124; $2 bots &#124; $3 logged in users </td><td> {{int:Showhideminor}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Showingresults&action=edit showingresults]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Showingresults|Talk]] </td><td> Showing below &lt;b&gt;$1&lt;/b&gt; results starting with #&lt;b&gt;$2&lt;/b&gt;. </td><td> {{int:Showingresults}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Showingresultsnum&action=edit showingresultsnum]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Showingresultsnum|Talk]] </td><td> Showing below &lt;b&gt;$3&lt;/b&gt; results starting with #&lt;b&gt;$2&lt;/b&gt;. </td><td> {{int:Showingresultsnum}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Showlast&action=edit showlast]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Showlast|Talk]] </td><td> Show last $1 images sorted $2. </td><td> {{int:Showlast}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Showpreview&action=edit showpreview]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Showpreview|Talk]] </td><td> Show preview </td><td> {{int:Showpreview}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Showtoc&action=edit showtoc]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Showtoc|Talk]] </td><td> show </td><td> {{int:Showtoc}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Sig_tip&action=edit sig_tip]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Sig_tip|Talk]] </td><td> Your signature with timestamp </td><td> {{int:Sig_tip}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Sitestats&action=edit sitestats]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Sitestats|Talk]] </td><td> Site statistics </td><td> {{int:Sitestats}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Sitestatstext&action=edit sitestatstext]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Sitestatstext|Talk]] </td><td> There are &#39;&#39;&#39;$1&#39;&#39;&#39; total pages in the database. This includes &quot;talk&quot; pages, pages about Wiktionary, minimal &quot;stub&quot; pages, redirects, and others that probably don&#39;t qualify as content pages. Excluding those, there are &#39;&#39;&#39;$2&#39;&#39;&#39; pages that are probably legitimate content pages. There have been a total of &#39;&#39;&#39;$3&#39;&#39;&#39; page views, and &#39;&#39;&#39;$4&#39;&#39;&#39; page edits since the wiki was setup. That comes to &#39;&#39;&#39;$5&#39;&#39;&#39; average edits per page, and &#39;&#39;&#39;$6&#39;&#39;&#39; views per edit. </td><td> {{int:Sitestatstext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Sitesubtitle&action=edit sitesubtitle]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Sitesubtitle|Talk]] </td><td> The Free Encyclopedia </td><td> {{int:Sitesubtitle}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Sitesupport&action=edit sitesupport]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Sitesupport|Talk]] </td><td> Donations </td><td> {{int:Sitesupport}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Sitetitle&action=edit sitetitle]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Sitetitle|Talk]] </td><td> Wiktionary </td><td> {{int:Sitetitle}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Siteuser&action=edit siteuser]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Siteuser|Talk]] </td><td> Wiktionary user $1 </td><td> {{int:Siteuser}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Siteusers&action=edit siteusers]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Siteusers|Talk]] </td><td> Wiktionary user(s) $1 </td><td> {{int:Siteusers}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Skin&action=edit skin]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Skin|Talk]] </td><td> Skin </td><td> {{int:Skin}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Spamprotectiontext&action=edit spamprotectiontext]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Spamprotectiontext|Talk]] </td><td> The page you wanted to save was blocked by the spam filter. This is probably caused by a link to an external site. You might want to check the following regular expression for patterns that are currently blocked: </td><td> {{int:Spamprotectiontext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Spamprotectiontitle&action=edit spamprotectiontitle]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Spamprotectiontitle|Talk]] </td><td> Spam protection filter </td><td> {{int:Spamprotectiontitle}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Specialpage&action=edit specialpage]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Specialpage|Talk]] </td><td> Special Page </td><td> {{int:Specialpage}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Specialpages&action=edit specialpages]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Specialpages|Talk]] </td><td> Special pages </td><td> {{int:Specialpages}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Spheading&action=edit spheading]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Spheading|Talk]] </td><td> Special pages for all users </td><td> {{int:Spheading}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Sqlislogged&action=edit sqlislogged]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Sqlislogged|Talk]] </td><td> Please note that all queries are logged. </td><td> {{int:Sqlislogged}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Sqlquery&action=edit sqlquery]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Sqlquery|Talk]] </td><td> Enter query </td><td> {{int:Sqlquery}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Statistics&action=edit statistics]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Statistics|Talk]] </td><td> Statistics </td><td> {{int:Statistics}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Storedversion&action=edit storedversion]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Storedversion|Talk]] </td><td> Stored version </td><td> {{int:Storedversion}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Stubthreshold&action=edit stubthreshold]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Stubthreshold|Talk]] </td><td> Threshold for stub display </td><td> {{int:Stubthreshold}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Subcategories&action=edit subcategories]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Subcategories|Talk]] </td><td> Subcategories </td><td> {{int:Subcategories}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Subject&action=edit subject]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Subject|Talk]] </td><td> Subject/headline </td><td> {{int:Subject}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Subjectpage&action=edit subjectpage]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Subjectpage|Talk]] </td><td> View subject </td><td> {{int:Subjectpage}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Successfulupload&action=edit successfulupload]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Successfulupload|Talk]] </td><td> Successful upload </td><td> {{int:Successfulupload}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Summary&action=edit summary]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Summary|Talk]] </td><td> Summary </td><td> {{int:Summary}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Sysopspheading&action=edit sysopspheading]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Sysopspheading|Talk]] </td><td> For sysop use only </td><td> {{int:Sysopspheading}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Sysoptext&action=edit sysoptext]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Sysoptext|Talk]] </td><td> The action you have requested can only be performed by users with &quot;sysop&quot; status. See $1. </td><td> {{int:Sysoptext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Sysoptitle&action=edit sysoptitle]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Sysoptitle|Talk]] </td><td> Sysop access required </td><td> {{int:Sysoptitle}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Tableform&action=edit tableform]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Tableform|Talk]] </td><td> table </td><td> {{int:Tableform}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Talk&action=edit talk]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Talk|Talk]] </td><td> Discussion </td><td> {{int:Talk}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Talkexists&action=edit talkexists]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Talkexists|Talk]] </td><td> The page itself was moved successfully, but the talk page could not be moved because one already exists at the new title. Please merge them manually. </td><td> {{int:Talkexists}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Talkpage&action=edit talkpage]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Talkpage|Talk]] </td><td> Discuss this page </td><td> {{int:Talkpage}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Talkpagemoved&action=edit talkpagemoved]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Talkpagemoved|Talk]] </td><td> The corresponding talk page was also moved. </td><td> {{int:Talkpagemoved}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Talkpagenotmoved&action=edit talkpagenotmoved]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Talkpagenotmoved|Talk]] </td><td> The corresponding talk page was &lt;strong&gt;not&lt;/strong&gt; moved. </td><td> {{int:Talkpagenotmoved}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Talkpagetext&action=edit talkpagetext]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Talkpagetext|Talk]] </td><td> &lt;!-- MediaWiki:talkpagetext --&gt; </td><td> {{int:Talkpagetext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Textboxsize&action=edit textboxsize]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Textboxsize|Talk]] </td><td> Textbox dimensions </td><td> {{int:Textboxsize}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Textmatches&action=edit textmatches]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Textmatches|Talk]] </td><td> Page text matches </td><td> {{int:Textmatches}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Thisisdeleted&action=edit thisisdeleted]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Thisisdeleted|Talk]] </td><td> View or restore $1? </td><td> {{int:Thisisdeleted}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Thumbnail-more&action=edit thumbnail-more]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Thumbnail-more|Talk]] </td><td> Enlarge </td><td> {{int:Thumbnail-more}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Timezonelegend&action=edit timezonelegend]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Timezonelegend|Talk]] </td><td> Time zone </td><td> {{int:Timezonelegend}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Timezoneoffset&action=edit timezoneoffset]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Timezoneoffset|Talk]] </td><td> Offset </td><td> {{int:Timezoneoffset}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Timezonetext&action=edit timezonetext]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Timezonetext|Talk]] </td><td> Enter number of hours your local time differs from server time (UTC). </td><td> {{int:Timezonetext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Titlematches&action=edit titlematches]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Titlematches|Talk]] </td><td> Article title matches </td><td> {{int:Titlematches}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Toc&action=edit toc]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Toc|Talk]] </td><td> Table of contents </td><td> {{int:Toc}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Toolbox&action=edit toolbox]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Toolbox|Talk]] </td><td> Toolbox </td><td> {{int:Toolbox}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Tooltip-addsection&action=edit tooltip-addsection]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Tooltip-addsection|Talk]] </td><td> Add a comment to this page. &#91;alt-+] </td><td> {{int:Tooltip-addsection}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Tooltip-anontalk&action=edit tooltip-anontalk]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Tooltip-anontalk|Talk]] </td><td> Discussion about edits from this ip address &#91;alt-n] </td><td> {{int:Tooltip-anontalk}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Tooltip-anonuserpage&action=edit tooltip-anonuserpage]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Tooltip-anonuserpage|Talk]] </td><td> The user page for the ip you&#39;re editing as &#91;alt-.] </td><td> {{int:Tooltip-anonuserpage}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Tooltip-article&action=edit tooltip-article]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Tooltip-article|Talk]] </td><td> View the content page &#91;alt-a] </td><td> {{int:Tooltip-article}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Tooltip-atom&action=edit tooltip-atom]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Tooltip-atom|Talk]] </td><td> Atom feed for this page </td><td> {{int:Tooltip-atom}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Tooltip-compareselectedversions&action=edit tooltip-compareselectedversions]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Tooltip-compareselectedversions|Talk]] </td><td> See the differences between the two selected versions of this page. &#91;alt-v] </td><td> {{int:Tooltip-compareselectedversions}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Tooltip-contributions&action=edit tooltip-contributions]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Tooltip-contributions|Talk]] </td><td> View the list of contributions of this user </td><td> {{int:Tooltip-contributions}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Tooltip-currentevents&action=edit tooltip-currentevents]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Tooltip-currentevents|Talk]] </td><td> Find background information on current events </td><td> {{int:Tooltip-currentevents}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Tooltip-delete&action=edit tooltip-delete]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Tooltip-delete|Talk]] </td><td> Delete this page &#91;alt-d] </td><td> {{int:Tooltip-delete}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Tooltip-edit&action=edit tooltip-edit]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Tooltip-edit|Talk]] </td><td> You can edit this page. Please use the preview button before saving. &#91;alt-e] </td><td> {{int:Tooltip-edit}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Tooltip-emailuser&action=edit tooltip-emailuser]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Tooltip-emailuser|Talk]] </td><td> Send a mail to this user </td><td> {{int:Tooltip-emailuser}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Tooltip-help&action=edit tooltip-help]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Tooltip-help|Talk]] </td><td> The place to find out. </td><td> {{int:Tooltip-help}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Tooltip-history&action=edit tooltip-history]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Tooltip-history|Talk]] </td><td> Past versions of this page, &#91;alt-h] </td><td> {{int:Tooltip-history}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Tooltip-login&action=edit tooltip-login]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Tooltip-login|Talk]] </td><td> You are encouraged to log in, it is not mandatory however. &#91;alt-o] </td><td> {{int:Tooltip-login}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Tooltip-logout&action=edit tooltip-logout]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Tooltip-logout|Talk]] </td><td> Log out &#91;alt-o] </td><td> {{int:Tooltip-logout}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Tooltip-mainpage&action=edit tooltip-mainpage]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Tooltip-mainpage|Talk]] </td><td> Visit the Main Page &#91;alt-z] </td><td> {{int:Tooltip-mainpage}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Tooltip-minoredit&action=edit tooltip-minoredit]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Tooltip-minoredit|Talk]] </td><td> Mark this as a minor edit &#91;alt-i] </td><td> {{int:Tooltip-minoredit}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Tooltip-move&action=edit tooltip-move]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Tooltip-move|Talk]] </td><td> Move this page &#91;alt-m] </td><td> {{int:Tooltip-move}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Tooltip-mycontris&action=edit tooltip-mycontris]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Tooltip-mycontris|Talk]] </td><td> List of my contributions &#91;alt-y] </td><td> {{int:Tooltip-mycontris}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Tooltip-mytalk&action=edit tooltip-mytalk]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Tooltip-mytalk|Talk]] </td><td> My talk page &#91;alt-n] </td><td> {{int:Tooltip-mytalk}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Tooltip-nomove&action=edit tooltip-nomove]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Tooltip-nomove|Talk]] </td><td> You don&#39;t have the permissions to move this page </td><td> {{int:Tooltip-nomove}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Tooltip-portal&action=edit tooltip-portal]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Tooltip-portal|Talk]] </td><td> About the project, what you can do, where to find things </td><td> {{int:Tooltip-portal}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Tooltip-preferences&action=edit tooltip-preferences]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Tooltip-preferences|Talk]] </td><td> My preferences </td><td> {{int:Tooltip-preferences}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Tooltip-preview&action=edit tooltip-preview]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Tooltip-preview|Talk]] </td><td> Preview your changes, please use this before saving! &#91;alt-p] </td><td> {{int:Tooltip-preview}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Tooltip-protect&action=edit tooltip-protect]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Tooltip-protect|Talk]] </td><td> Protect this page &#91;alt-=] </td><td> {{int:Tooltip-protect}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Tooltip-randompage&action=edit tooltip-randompage]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Tooltip-randompage|Talk]] </td><td> Load a random page &#91;alt-x] </td><td> {{int:Tooltip-randompage}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Tooltip-recentchanges&action=edit tooltip-recentchanges]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Tooltip-recentchanges|Talk]] </td><td> The list of recent changes in the wiki. &#91;alt-r] </td><td> {{int:Tooltip-recentchanges}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Tooltip-recentchangeslinked&action=edit tooltip-recentchangeslinked]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Tooltip-recentchangeslinked|Talk]] </td><td> Recent changes in pages linking to this page &#91;alt-c] </td><td> {{int:Tooltip-recentchangeslinked}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Tooltip-rss&action=edit tooltip-rss]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Tooltip-rss|Talk]] </td><td> RSS feed for this page </td><td> {{int:Tooltip-rss}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Tooltip-save&action=edit tooltip-save]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Tooltip-save|Talk]] </td><td> Save your changes &#91;alt-s] </td><td> {{int:Tooltip-save}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Tooltip-search&action=edit tooltip-search]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Tooltip-search|Talk]] </td><td> Search this wiki &#91;alt-f] </td><td> {{int:Tooltip-search}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Tooltip-sitesupport&action=edit tooltip-sitesupport]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Tooltip-sitesupport|Talk]] </td><td> Support Wiktionary </td><td> {{int:Tooltip-sitesupport}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Tooltip-specialpage&action=edit tooltip-specialpage]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Tooltip-specialpage|Talk]] </td><td> This is a special page, you can&#39;t edit the page itself. </td><td> {{int:Tooltip-specialpage}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Tooltip-specialpages&action=edit tooltip-specialpages]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Tooltip-specialpages|Talk]] </td><td> List of all special pages &#91;alt-q] </td><td> {{int:Tooltip-specialpages}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Tooltip-talk&action=edit tooltip-talk]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Tooltip-talk|Talk]] </td><td> Discussion about the content page &#91;alt-t] </td><td> {{int:Tooltip-talk}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Tooltip-undelete&action=edit tooltip-undelete]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Tooltip-undelete|Talk]] </td><td> Restore the $1 edits done to this page before it was deleted &#91;alt-d] </td><td> {{int:Tooltip-undelete}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Tooltip-unwatch&action=edit tooltip-unwatch]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Tooltip-unwatch|Talk]] </td><td> Remove this page from your watchlist &#91;alt-w] </td><td> {{int:Tooltip-unwatch}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Tooltip-upload&action=edit tooltip-upload]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Tooltip-upload|Talk]] </td><td> Upload images or media files &#91;alt-u] </td><td> {{int:Tooltip-upload}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Tooltip-userpage&action=edit tooltip-userpage]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Tooltip-userpage|Talk]] </td><td> My user page &#91;alt-.] </td><td> {{int:Tooltip-userpage}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Tooltip-viewsource&action=edit tooltip-viewsource]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Tooltip-viewsource|Talk]] </td><td> This page is protected. You can view its source. &#91;alt-e] </td><td> {{int:Tooltip-viewsource}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Tooltip-watch&action=edit tooltip-watch]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Tooltip-watch|Talk]] </td><td> Add this page to your watchlist &#91;alt-w] </td><td> {{int:Tooltip-watch}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Tooltip-watchlist&action=edit tooltip-watchlist]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Tooltip-watchlist|Talk]] </td><td> The list of pages you&#39;re monitoring for changes. &#91;alt-l] </td><td> {{int:Tooltip-watchlist}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Tooltip-whatlinkshere&action=edit tooltip-whatlinkshere]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Tooltip-whatlinkshere|Talk]] </td><td> List of all wiki pages that link here &#91;alt-b] </td><td> {{int:Tooltip-whatlinkshere}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Uclinks&action=edit uclinks]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Uclinks|Talk]] </td><td> View the last $1 changes; view the last $2 days. </td><td> {{int:Uclinks}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Ucnote&action=edit ucnote]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Ucnote|Talk]] </td><td> Below are this user&#39;s last &lt;b&gt;$1&lt;/b&gt; changes in the last &lt;b&gt;$2&lt;/b&gt; days. </td><td> {{int:Ucnote}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Uctop&action=edit uctop]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Uctop|Talk]] </td><td> (top) </td><td> {{int:Uctop}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Unblockip&action=edit unblockip]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Unblockip|Talk]] </td><td> Unblock user </td><td> {{int:Unblockip}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Unblockiptext&action=edit unblockiptext]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Unblockiptext|Talk]] </td><td> Use the form below to restore write access to a previously blocked IP address or username. </td><td> {{int:Unblockiptext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Unblocklink&action=edit unblocklink]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Unblocklink|Talk]] </td><td> unblock </td><td> {{int:Unblocklink}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Unblocklogentry&action=edit unblocklogentry]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Unblocklogentry|Talk]] </td><td> unblocked &quot;$1&quot; </td><td> {{int:Unblocklogentry}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Undelete&action=edit undelete]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Undelete|Talk]] </td><td> Restore deleted page </td><td> {{int:Undelete}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Undelete_short&action=edit undelete_short]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Undelete_short|Talk]] </td><td> Undelete $1 edits </td><td> {{int:Undelete_short}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Undeletearticle&action=edit undeletearticle]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Undeletearticle|Talk]] </td><td> Restore deleted page </td><td> {{int:Undeletearticle}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Undeletebtn&action=edit undeletebtn]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Undeletebtn|Talk]] </td><td> Restore! </td><td> {{int:Undeletebtn}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Undeletedarticle&action=edit undeletedarticle]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Undeletedarticle|Talk]] </td><td> restored &quot;$1&quot; </td><td> {{int:Undeletedarticle}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Undeletedtext&action=edit undeletedtext]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Undeletedtext|Talk]] </td><td> &#91;&#91;$1]] has been successfully restored. See &#91;&#91;Wiktionary:Deletion_log]] for a record of recent deletions and restorations. </td><td> {{int:Undeletedtext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Undeletehistory&action=edit undeletehistory]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Undeletehistory|Talk]] </td><td> If you restore the page, all revisions will be restored to the history. If a new page with the same name has been created since the deletion, the restored revisions will appear in the prior history, and the current revision of the live page will not be automatically replaced. </td><td> {{int:Undeletehistory}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Undeletepage&action=edit undeletepage]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Undeletepage|Talk]] </td><td> View and restore deleted pages </td><td> {{int:Undeletepage}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Undeletepagetext&action=edit undeletepagetext]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Undeletepagetext|Talk]] </td><td> The following pages have been deleted but are still in the archive and can be restored. The archive may be periodically cleaned out. </td><td> {{int:Undeletepagetext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Undeleterevision&action=edit undeleterevision]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Undeleterevision|Talk]] </td><td> Deleted revision as of $1 </td><td> {{int:Undeleterevision}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Undeleterevisions&action=edit undeleterevisions]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Undeleterevisions|Talk]] </td><td> $1 revisions archived </td><td> {{int:Undeleterevisions}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Unexpected&action=edit unexpected]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Unexpected|Talk]] </td><td> Unexpected value: &quot;$1&quot;=&quot;$2&quot;. </td><td> {{int:Unexpected}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Unlockbtn&action=edit unlockbtn]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Unlockbtn|Talk]] </td><td> Unlock database </td><td> {{int:Unlockbtn}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Unlockconfirm&action=edit unlockconfirm]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Unlockconfirm|Talk]] </td><td> Yes, I really want to unlock the database. </td><td> {{int:Unlockconfirm}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Unlockdb&action=edit unlockdb]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Unlockdb|Talk]] </td><td> Unlock database </td><td> {{int:Unlockdb}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Unlockdbsuccesssub&action=edit unlockdbsuccesssub]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Unlockdbsuccesssub|Talk]] </td><td> Database lock removed </td><td> {{int:Unlockdbsuccesssub}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Unlockdbsuccesstext&action=edit unlockdbsuccesstext]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Unlockdbsuccesstext|Talk]] </td><td> The database has been unlocked. </td><td> {{int:Unlockdbsuccesstext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Unlockdbtext&action=edit unlockdbtext]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Unlockdbtext|Talk]] </td><td> Unlocking the database will restore the ability of all users to edit pages, change their preferences, edit their watchlists, and other things requiring changes in the database. Please confirm that this is what you intend to do. </td><td> {{int:Unlockdbtext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Unprotect&action=edit unprotect]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Unprotect|Talk]] </td><td> Unprotect </td><td> {{int:Unprotect}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Unprotectcomment&action=edit unprotectcomment]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Unprotectcomment|Talk]] </td><td> Reason for unprotecting </td><td> {{int:Unprotectcomment}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Unprotectedarticle&action=edit unprotectedarticle]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Unprotectedarticle|Talk]] </td><td> unprotected &#91;&#91;$1]] </td><td> {{int:Unprotectedarticle}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Unprotectsub&action=edit unprotectsub]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Unprotectsub|Talk]] </td><td> (Unprotecting &quot;$1&quot;) </td><td> {{int:Unprotectsub}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Unprotectthispage&action=edit unprotectthispage]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Unprotectthispage|Talk]] </td><td> Unprotect this page </td><td> {{int:Unprotectthispage}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Unusedimages&action=edit unusedimages]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Unusedimages|Talk]] </td><td> Unused images </td><td> {{int:Unusedimages}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Unusedimagestext&action=edit unusedimagestext]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Unusedimagestext|Talk]] </td><td> &lt;p&gt;Please note that other web sites may link to an image with a direct URL, and so may still be listed here despite being in active use. </td><td> {{int:Unusedimagestext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Unwatch&action=edit unwatch]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Unwatch|Talk]] </td><td> Unwatch </td><td> {{int:Unwatch}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Unwatchthispage&action=edit unwatchthispage]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Unwatchthispage|Talk]] </td><td> Stop watching </td><td> {{int:Unwatchthispage}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Updated&action=edit updated]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Updated|Talk]] </td><td> (Updated) </td><td> {{int:Updated}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Upload&action=edit upload]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Upload|Talk]] </td><td> Upload file </td><td> {{int:Upload}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Uploadbtn&action=edit uploadbtn]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Uploadbtn|Talk]] </td><td> Upload file </td><td> {{int:Uploadbtn}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Uploaddisabled&action=edit uploaddisabled]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Uploaddisabled|Talk]] </td><td> Sorry, uploading is disabled. </td><td> {{int:Uploaddisabled}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Uploadedfiles&action=edit uploadedfiles]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Uploadedfiles|Talk]] </td><td> Uploaded files </td><td> {{int:Uploadedfiles}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Uploadedimage&action=edit uploadedimage]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Uploadedimage|Talk]] </td><td> uploaded &quot;$1&quot; </td><td> {{int:Uploadedimage}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Uploaderror&action=edit uploaderror]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Uploaderror|Talk]] </td><td> Upload error </td><td> {{int:Uploaderror}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Uploadfile&action=edit uploadfile]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Uploadfile|Talk]] </td><td> Upload images, sounds, documents etc. </td><td> {{int:Uploadfile}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Uploadlink&action=edit uploadlink]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Uploadlink|Talk]] </td><td> Upload images </td><td> {{int:Uploadlink}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Uploadlog&action=edit uploadlog]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Uploadlog|Talk]] </td><td> upload log </td><td> {{int:Uploadlog}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Uploadlogpage&action=edit uploadlogpage]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Uploadlogpage|Talk]] </td><td> Upload_log </td><td> {{int:Uploadlogpage}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Uploadlogpagetext&action=edit uploadlogpagetext]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Uploadlogpagetext|Talk]] </td><td> Below is a list of the most recent file uploads. All times shown are server time (UTC). &lt;ul&gt; &lt;/ul&gt; </td><td> {{int:Uploadlogpagetext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Uploadnologin&action=edit uploadnologin]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Uploadnologin|Talk]] </td><td> Not logged in </td><td> {{int:Uploadnologin}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Uploadnologintext&action=edit uploadnologintext]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Uploadnologintext|Talk]] </td><td> You must be &lt;a href=&quot;/wiki/Special:Userlogin&quot;&gt;logged in&lt;/a&gt; to upload files. </td><td> {{int:Uploadnologintext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Uploadtext&action=edit uploadtext]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Uploadtext|Talk]] </td><td> &lt;strong&gt;STOP!&lt;/strong&gt; Before you upload here, make sure to read and follow the &lt;a href=&quot;/wiki/Special:Image_use_policy&quot;&gt;image use policy&lt;/a&gt;. &lt;p&gt;If a file with the name you are specifying already exists on the wiki, it&#39;ll be replaced without warning. So unless you mean to update a file, it&#39;s a good idea to first check if such a file exists. &lt;p&gt;To view or search previously uploaded images, go to the &lt;a href=&quot;/wiki/Special:Imagelist&quot;&gt;list of uploaded images&lt;/a&gt;. Uploads and deletions are logged on the &lt;a href=&quot;/wiki/Wiktionary:Upload_log&quot;&gt;upload log&lt;/a&gt;. &lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;Use the form below to upload new image files for use in illustrating your pages. On most browsers, you will see a &quot;Browse...&quot; button, which will bring up your operating system&#39;s standard file open dialog. Choosing a file will fill the name of that file into the text field next to the button. You must also check the box affirming that you are not violating any copyrights by uploading the file. Press the &quot;Upload&quot; button to finish the upload. This may take some time if you have a slow internet connection. &lt;p&gt;The preferred formats are JPEG for photographic images, PNG for drawings and other iconic images, and OGG for sounds. Please name your files descriptively to avoid confusion. To include the image in a page, use a link in the form &lt;b&gt;&#91;&#91;Image:file.jpg]]&lt;/b&gt; or &lt;b&gt;&#91;&#91;Image:file.png&#124;alt text]]&lt;/b&gt; or &lt;b&gt;&#91;&#91;Media:file.ogg]]&lt;/b&gt; for sounds. &lt;p&gt;Please note that as with wiki pages, others may edit or delete your uploads if they think it serves the project, and you may be blocked from uploading if you abuse the system. </td><td> {{int:Uploadtext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Uploadwarning&action=edit uploadwarning]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Uploadwarning|Talk]] </td><td> Upload warning </td><td> {{int:Uploadwarning}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:User_rights_set&action=edit user_rights_set]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:User_rights_set|Talk]] </td><td> &lt;b&gt;User rights for &quot;$1&quot; updated&lt;/b&gt; </td><td> {{int:User_rights_set}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Usercssjs&action=edit usercssjs]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Usercssjs|Talk]] </td><td> &#39;&#39;&#39;Note:&#39;&#39;&#39; After saving, you have to tell your bowser to get the new version: &#39;&#39;&#39;Mozilla:&#39;&#39;&#39; click &#39;&#39;reload&#39;&#39;(or &#39;&#39;ctrl-r&#39;&#39;), &#39;&#39;&#39;IE / Opera:&#39;&#39;&#39; &#39;&#39;ctrl-f5&#39;&#39;, &#39;&#39;&#39;Safari:&#39;&#39;&#39; &#39;&#39;cmd-r&#39;&#39;, &#39;&#39;&#39;Konqueror&#39;&#39;&#39; &#39;&#39;ctrl-r&#39;&#39;. </td><td> {{int:Usercssjs}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Usercssjsyoucanpreview&action=edit usercssjsyoucanpreview]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Usercssjsyoucanpreview|Talk]] </td><td> &lt;strong&gt;Tip:&lt;/strong&gt; Use the &#39;Show preview&#39; button to test your new css/js before saving. </td><td> {{int:Usercssjsyoucanpreview}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Usercsspreview&action=edit usercsspreview]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Usercsspreview|Talk]] </td><td> &#39;&#39;&#39;Remember that you are only previewing your user css, it has not yet been saved!&#39;&#39;&#39; </td><td> {{int:Usercsspreview}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Userexists&action=edit userexists]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Userexists|Talk]] </td><td> The user name you entered is already in use. Please choose a different name. </td><td> {{int:Userexists}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Userjspreview&action=edit userjspreview]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Userjspreview|Talk]] </td><td> &#39;&#39;&#39;Remember that you are only testing/previewing your user javascript, it has not yet been saved!&#39;&#39;&#39; </td><td> {{int:Userjspreview}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Userlogin&action=edit userlogin]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Userlogin|Talk]] </td><td> Log in </td><td> {{int:Userlogin}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Userlogout&action=edit userlogout]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Userlogout|Talk]] </td><td> Log out </td><td> {{int:Userlogout}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Usermailererror&action=edit usermailererror]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Usermailererror|Talk]] </td><td> Mail object returned error: </td><td> {{int:Usermailererror}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Userpage&action=edit userpage]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Userpage|Talk]] </td><td> View user page </td><td> {{int:Userpage}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Userstats&action=edit userstats]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Userstats|Talk]] </td><td> User statistics </td><td> {{int:Userstats}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Userstatstext&action=edit userstatstext]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Userstatstext|Talk]] </td><td> There are &#39;&#39;&#39;$1&#39;&#39;&#39; registered users. &#39;&#39;&#39;$2&#39;&#39;&#39; of these are administrators (see $3). </td><td> {{int:Userstatstext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Version&action=edit version]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Version|Talk]] </td><td> Version </td><td> {{int:Version}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Viewcount&action=edit viewcount]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Viewcount|Talk]] </td><td> This page has been accessed $1 times. </td><td> {{int:Viewcount}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Viewprevnext&action=edit viewprevnext]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Viewprevnext|Talk]] </td><td> View ($1) ($2) ($3). </td><td> {{int:Viewprevnext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Viewsource&action=edit viewsource]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Viewsource|Talk]] </td><td> View source </td><td> {{int:Viewsource}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Viewtalkpage&action=edit viewtalkpage]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Viewtalkpage|Talk]] </td><td> View discussion </td><td> {{int:Viewtalkpage}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Wantedpages&action=edit wantedpages]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Wantedpages|Talk]] </td><td> Wanted pages </td><td> {{int:Wantedpages}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Watch&action=edit watch]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Watch|Talk]] </td><td> Watch </td><td> {{int:Watch}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Watchdetails&action=edit watchdetails]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Watchdetails|Talk]] </td><td> ($1 pages watched not counting talk pages; $2 total pages edited since cutoff; $3... &lt;a href=&#39;$4&#39;&gt;show and edit complete list&lt;/a&gt;.) </td><td> {{int:Watchdetails}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Watcheditlist&action=edit watcheditlist]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Watcheditlist|Talk]] </td><td> Here&#39;s an alphabetical list of your watched pages. Check the boxes of pages you want to remove from your watchlist and click the &#39;remove checked&#39; button at the bottom of the screen. </td><td> {{int:Watcheditlist}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Watchlist&action=edit watchlist]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Watchlist|Talk]] </td><td> My watchlist </td><td> {{int:Watchlist}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Watchlistcontains&action=edit watchlistcontains]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Watchlistcontains|Talk]] </td><td> Your watchlist contains $1 pages. </td><td> {{int:Watchlistcontains}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Watchlistsub&action=edit watchlistsub]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Watchlistsub|Talk]] </td><td> (for user &quot;$1&quot;) </td><td> {{int:Watchlistsub}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Watchmethod-list&action=edit watchmethod-list]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Watchmethod-list|Talk]] </td><td> checking watched pages for recent edits </td><td> {{int:Watchmethod-list}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Watchmethod-recent&action=edit watchmethod-recent]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Watchmethod-recent|Talk]] </td><td> checking recent edits for watched pages </td><td> {{int:Watchmethod-recent}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Watchnochange&action=edit watchnochange]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Watchnochange|Talk]] </td><td> None of your watched items were edited in the time period displayed. </td><td> {{int:Watchnochange}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Watchnologin&action=edit watchnologin]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Watchnologin|Talk]] </td><td> Not logged in </td><td> {{int:Watchnologin}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Watchnologintext&action=edit watchnologintext]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Watchnologintext|Talk]] </td><td> You must be &lt;a href=&quot;/wiki/Special:Userlogin&quot;&gt;logged in&lt;/a&gt; to modify your watchlist. </td><td> {{int:Watchnologintext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Watchthis&action=edit watchthis]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Watchthis|Talk]] </td><td> Watch this page </td><td> {{int:Watchthis}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Watchthispage&action=edit watchthispage]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Watchthispage|Talk]] </td><td> Watch this page </td><td> {{int:Watchthispage}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Welcomecreation&action=edit welcomecreation]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Welcomecreation|Talk]] </td><td> &lt;h2&gt;Welcome, $1!&lt;/h2&gt;&lt;p&gt;Your account has been created. Don&#39;t forget to change your Wiktionary preferences. </td><td> {{int:Welcomecreation}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Whatlinkshere&action=edit whatlinkshere]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Whatlinkshere|Talk]] </td><td> What links here </td><td> {{int:Whatlinkshere}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Whitelistacctext&action=edit whitelistacctext]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Whitelistacctext|Talk]] </td><td> To be allowed to create accounts in this Wiki you have to &#91;&#91;Special:Userlogin&#124;log]] in and have the appropriate permissions. </td><td> {{int:Whitelistacctext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Whitelistacctitle&action=edit whitelistacctitle]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Whitelistacctitle|Talk]] </td><td> You are not allowed to create an account </td><td> {{int:Whitelistacctitle}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Whitelistedittext&action=edit whitelistedittext]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Whitelistedittext|Talk]] </td><td> You have to &#91;&#91;Special:Userlogin&#124;login]] to edit pages. </td><td> {{int:Whitelistedittext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Whitelistedittitle&action=edit whitelistedittitle]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Whitelistedittitle|Talk]] </td><td> Login required to edit </td><td> {{int:Whitelistedittitle}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Whitelistreadtext&action=edit whitelistreadtext]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Whitelistreadtext|Talk]] </td><td> You have to &#91;&#91;Special:Userlogin&#124;login]] to read pages. </td><td> {{int:Whitelistreadtext}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Whitelistreadtitle&action=edit whitelistreadtitle]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Whitelistreadtitle|Talk]] </td><td> Login required to read </td><td> {{int:Whitelistreadtitle}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Wikipediapage&action=edit wikipediapage]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Wikipediapage|Talk]] </td><td> View project page </td><td> {{int:Wikipediapage}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Wikititlesuffix&action=edit wikititlesuffix]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Wikititlesuffix|Talk]] </td><td> Wiktionary </td><td> {{int:Wikititlesuffix}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Wlnote&action=edit wlnote]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Wlnote|Talk]] </td><td> Below are the last $1 changes in the last &lt;b&gt;$2&lt;/b&gt; hours. </td><td> {{int:Wlnote}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Wlsaved&action=edit wlsaved]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Wlsaved|Talk]] </td><td> This is a saved version of your watchlist. </td><td> {{int:Wlsaved}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Wlshowlast&action=edit wlshowlast]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Wlshowlast|Talk]] </td><td> Show last $1 hours $2 days $3 </td><td> {{int:Wlshowlast}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Wrong_wfQuery_params&action=edit wrong_wfQuery_params]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Wrong_wfQuery_params|Talk]] </td><td> Incorrect parameters to wfQuery()&lt;br /&gt; Function: $1&lt;br /&gt; Query: $2 </td><td> {{int:Wrong_wfQuery_params}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Wrongpassword&action=edit wrongpassword]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Wrongpassword|Talk]] </td><td> The password you entered is incorrect. Please try again. </td><td> {{int:Wrongpassword}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Yourdiff&action=edit yourdiff]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Yourdiff|Talk]] </td><td> Differences </td><td> {{int:Yourdiff}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Youremail&action=edit youremail]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Youremail|Talk]] </td><td> Your email* </td><td> {{int:Youremail}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Yourname&action=edit yourname]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Yourname|Talk]] </td><td> Your user name </td><td> {{int:Yourname}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Yournick&action=edit yournick]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Yournick|Talk]] </td><td> Your nickname (for signatures) </td><td> {{int:Yournick}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Yourpassword&action=edit yourpassword]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Yourpassword|Talk]] </td><td> Your password </td><td> {{int:Yourpassword}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Yourpasswordagain&action=edit yourpasswordagain]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Yourpasswordagain|Talk]] </td><td> Retype password </td><td> {{int:Yourpasswordagain}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Yourrealname&action=edit yourrealname]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Yourrealname|Talk]] </td><td> Your real name* </td><td> {{int:Yourrealname}} </td></tr><tr><td> [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=MediaWiki:Yourtext&action=edit yourtext]<br> [[MediaWiki_talk:Yourtext|Talk]] </td><td> Your text </td><td> {{int:Yourtext}} </td></tr></table> 792 2899 2004-06-14T08:20:23Z Template namespace initialisation script MediaWiki:1911 moved to Template:1911 #redirect [[Template:1911]] 793 2900 2004-06-14T08:20:30Z Template namespace initialisation script MediaWiki:All messages moved to 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[[when]] [[does]] [[a]] [[word]] [[belong]] [[to]] [[simple]] [[english]]? 552 2004-09-15T06:23:27Z 69.209.167.7 [[when]] [[does]] [[a]] [[word]] [[belong]] [[to]] [[simple]] [[english]]? It doesn't. Add pictures to "en.wikitionary.org" and call it done. -- [[User:69.209.167.7|69.209.167.7]] 06:23, 15 Sep 2004 (UTC) 553 2004-11-03T16:02:57Z 200.251.2.131 [[when]] [[does]] [[a]] [[word]] [[belong]] [[to]] [[simple]] [[english]]? [[It]] doesn't. [[Add]] [[pictures]] [[to]] "en.wikitionary.org" [[and]] [[call]] [[it]] [[done]]. -- [[User:69.209.167.7|69.209.167.7]] 06:23, 15 [[Sep]] 2004 (UTC) 557 2004-11-10T05:52:55Z 221.157.62.91 [[when]] [[does]] [[a]] [[word]] [[belong]] [[to]] [[simple]] [[english]]? [[It]] doesn't. [[Add]] [[pictures]] [[to]] "en.wiktionary.org" [[and]] [[call]] [[it]] [[done]]. -- [[User:69.209.167.7|69.209.167.7]] 06:23, 15 [[Sep]] 2004 (UTC) I would think that a Simple English Wiktionary could serve the same purpose as a learner's dictionary of English. There is a reason that learner's dictionaries are more than heavily-illustrated versions of regular dictionaries. (In fact, many learner's dictionaries don't have any pictures at all). A Simple English wiktionary would have the following properties: # emphasis on collocations and phrasal roles of high-frequency words. # use of a highly restricted vocabulary '''for definitions''' such that most definitions will be accessible to the non-fluent user without having to jump forever from one entry to another. (maybe there are more). Thus a Simple English wiktionary would fulfill both the purpose of Simple English -- making the language accessible to adult learners -- and follow the same "rules" in terms of its content -- i.e., simplified high-frequency vocabulary. But it would not be restricted in terms of coverage; in principle an S.E.W. '''could''' contain entries for every word in the main English Wiktionary. It is the content of the definitions that would differ. -- [[User:221.157.62.91|221.157.62.91]] 05:52, 10 Nov 2004 (UTC) 1206 2004-12-16T13:33:54Z 207.218.152.146 Should I be adding words to simple eng. wiktionary? [[User_talk:Charlie123]] ---- [[when]] [[does]] [[a]] [[word]] [[belong]] [[to]] [[simple]] [[english]]? [[It]] doesn't. [[Add]] [[pictures]] [[to]] "en.wiktionary.org" [[and]] [[call]] [[it]] [[done]]. -- [[User:69.209.167.7|69.209.167.7]] 06:23, 15 [[Sep]] 2004 (UTC) I would think that a Simple English Wiktionary could serve the same purpose as a learner's dictionary of English. There is a reason that learner's dictionaries are more than heavily-illustrated versions of regular dictionaries. (In fact, many learner's dictionaries don't have any pictures at all). A Simple English wiktionary would have the following properties: # emphasis on collocations and phrasal roles of high-frequency words. # use of a highly restricted vocabulary '''for definitions''' such that most definitions will be accessible to the non-fluent user without having to jump forever from one entry to another. (maybe there are more). Thus a Simple English wiktionary would fulfill both the purpose of Simple English -- making the language accessible to adult learners -- and follow the same "rules" in terms of its content -- i.e., simplified high-frequency vocabulary. But it would not be restricted in terms of coverage; in principle an S.E.W. '''could''' contain entries for every word in the main English Wiktionary. It is the content of the definitions that would differ. -- [[User:221.157.62.91|221.157.62.91]] 05:52, 10 Nov 2004 (UTC) 1207 2005-01-26T16:25:44Z Saintswithin 21 can anyone fix this? Should I be adding words to simple eng. wiktionary? [[User_talk:Charlie123]] ---- [[when]] [[does]] [[a]] [[word]] [[belong]] [[to]] [[simple]] [[english]]? [[It]] doesn't. [[Add]] [[pictures]] [[to]] "en.wiktionary.org" [[and]] [[call]] [[it]] [[done]]. -- [[User:69.209.167.7|69.209.167.7]] 06:23, 15 [[Sep]] 2004 (UTC) I would think that a Simple English Wiktionary could serve the same purpose as a learner's dictionary of English. There is a reason that learner's dictionaries are more than heavily-illustrated versions of regular dictionaries. (In fact, many learner's dictionaries don't have any pictures at all). A Simple English wiktionary would have the following properties: # emphasis on collocations and phrasal roles of high-frequency words. # use of a highly restricted vocabulary '''for definitions''' such that most definitions will be accessible to the non-fluent user without having to jump forever from one entry to another. (maybe there are more). Thus a Simple English wiktionary would fulfill both the purpose of Simple English -- making the language accessible to adult learners -- and follow the same "rules" in terms of its content -- i.e., simplified high-frequency vocabulary. But it would not be restricted in terms of coverage; in principle an S.E.W. '''could''' contain entries for every word in the main English Wiktionary. It is the content of the definitions that would differ. -- [[User:221.157.62.91|221.157.62.91]] 05:52, 10 Nov 2004 (UTC) ==search page== When I write in a word which is not in Wiktionary, e.g. "simple", I get a search page which says: "Sorry! Full text search does not work right now. ... Or if you want to create an article of this title, click this link: [http://en.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=simple&action=edit simple]" where the link to the page I might want to create is in '''non-simple Wikipedia'''. This needs fixing, but I can't do it myself. Oh, and the google search boxes are also for en.wikipedia.org [[User:Saintswithin|Saintswithin]] 16:25, 26 Jan 2005 (UTC) 1220 2005-01-27T07:38:47Z Saintswithin 21 writing simple definitions: links Should I be adding words to simple eng. wiktionary? [[User_talk:Charlie123]] ---- [[when]] [[does]] [[a]] [[word]] [[belong]] [[to]] [[simple]] [[english]]? [[It]] doesn't. [[Add]] [[pictures]] [[to]] "en.wiktionary.org" [[and]] [[call]] [[it]] [[done]]. -- [[User:69.209.167.7|69.209.167.7]] 06:23, 15 [[Sep]] 2004 (UTC) I would think that a Simple English Wiktionary could serve the same purpose as a learner's dictionary of English. There is a reason that learner's dictionaries are more than heavily-illustrated versions of regular dictionaries. (In fact, many learner's dictionaries don't have any pictures at all). A Simple English wiktionary would have the following properties: # emphasis on collocations and phrasal roles of high-frequency words. # use of a highly restricted vocabulary '''for definitions''' such that most definitions will be accessible to the non-fluent user without having to jump forever from one entry to another. (maybe there are more). Thus a Simple English wiktionary would fulfill both the purpose of Simple English -- making the language accessible to adult learners -- and follow the same "rules" in terms of its content -- i.e., simplified high-frequency vocabulary. But it would not be restricted in terms of coverage; in principle an S.E.W. '''could''' contain entries for every word in the main English Wiktionary. It is the content of the definitions that would differ. -- [[User:221.157.62.91|221.157.62.91]] 05:52, 10 Nov 2004 (UTC) ==search page== When I write in a word which is not in Wiktionary, e.g. "simple", I get a search page which says: "Sorry! Full text search does not work right now. ... Or if you want to create an article of this title, click this link: [http://en.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=simple&action=edit simple]" where the link to the page I might want to create is in '''non-simple Wikipedia'''. This needs fixing, but I can't do it myself. Oh, and the google search boxes are also for en.wikipedia.org [[User:Saintswithin|Saintswithin]] 16:25, 26 Jan 2005 (UTC) ==Useful places to look when writing definitions== These two learners' dictionary sites may help people to learn how to write simple dictionary definitions (without copying of course!): :*[http://dictionary.cambridge.org/ Cambridge Advanced Learners' Dictionary Online] :*[http://www.oup.com/elt/oald/ Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary Online] [[User:Saintswithin|Saintswithin]] 07:38, 27 Jan 2005 (UTC) 2995 2005-03-23T01:01:48Z Wikibob 26 /* search page */ some ways to create an article and to serch for a word Should I be adding words to simple eng. wiktionary? [[User_talk:Charlie123]] ---- [[when]] [[does]] [[a]] [[word]] [[belong]] [[to]] [[simple]] [[english]]? [[It]] doesn't. [[Add]] [[pictures]] [[to]] "en.wiktionary.org" [[and]] [[call]] [[it]] [[done]]. -- [[User:69.209.167.7|69.209.167.7]] 06:23, 15 [[Sep]] 2004 (UTC) I would think that a Simple English Wiktionary could serve the same purpose as a learner's dictionary of English. There is a reason that learner's dictionaries are more than heavily-illustrated versions of regular dictionaries. (In fact, many learner's dictionaries don't have any pictures at all). A Simple English wiktionary would have the following properties: # emphasis on collocations and phrasal roles of high-frequency words. # use of a highly restricted vocabulary '''for definitions''' such that most definitions will be accessible to the non-fluent user without having to jump forever from one entry to another. (maybe there are more). Thus a Simple English wiktionary would fulfill both the purpose of Simple English -- making the language accessible to adult learners -- and follow the same "rules" in terms of its content -- i.e., simplified high-frequency vocabulary. But it would not be restricted in terms of coverage; in principle an S.E.W. '''could''' contain entries for every word in the main English Wiktionary. It is the content of the definitions that would differ. -- [[User:221.157.62.91|221.157.62.91]] 05:52, 10 Nov 2004 (UTC) ==search page== When I write in a word which is not in Wiktionary, e.g. "simple", I get a search page which says: "Sorry! Full text search does not work right now. ... Or if you want to create an article of this title, click this link: [http://en.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=simple&action=edit simple]" where the link to the page I might want to create is in '''non-simple Wikipedia'''. This needs fixing, but I can't do it myself. Oh, and the google search boxes are also for en.wikipedia.org [[User:Saintswithin|Saintswithin]] 16:25, 26 Jan 2005 (UTC) :I do not know how to fix it. But I have produced some other ways (a google link and some bookmarklets) to create an article and to search for a word. They are not so simple though. See my user page [[User:Wikibob]]. I have also changed Main Page to say Search is not working. -[[User:Wikibob|Wikibob]] 01:01, 23 Mar 2005 (UTC) ==Useful places to look when writing definitions== These two learners' dictionary sites may help people to learn how to write simple dictionary definitions (without copying of course!): :*[http://dictionary.cambridge.org/ Cambridge Advanced Learners' Dictionary Online] :*[http://www.oup.com/elt/oald/ Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary Online] [[User:Saintswithin|Saintswithin]] 07:38, 27 Jan 2005 (UTC) 3764 2005-06-30T06:51:29Z Angela 1 replace lost history ==Should this Wiktionary exist?== There is now a Wiktionary for every language that has a Wikipedia, including this Simple English one. Is this Wiktionary needed? Or does the overlap it would have with the Simple English Wikipedia, and the English Wiktionary make it obsolete? Up until now, the Simple English Wikipedia has taken a different approach to the main English one, and the policy on dictionary definitions has been far more relaxed. Should the definitions there be moved here or left in that Wikipedia? Another question is whether a simple English Wiktionary would be significantly different from the main English one. Is there a need to separate them? [[User:Angela|Angela]] 14:18, 1 May 2004 (UTC) If the main English one is done properly, there shouldn't be any difference. I haven't had much to do with it though, so I don't know what kind of defining vocab they use. Simple Wikipedia uses a vocab very similar to that used by most dictionaries. -- [[User:Tango|Tango]] 15:07, 1 May 2004 (UTC) :I can't comment on the relationship between a Simple Wikipedia and a Simple Wiktionary. My predilection for an excruciatingly Victorian vocabulary would keep me away from both of them. :-) I still believe that the simple projects have a place. :As an active Wiktionarian I do see potential problems in any attempt to merge the two projects. Wiktionary has '''never''' adopted a formal "defining vocab". This would require a kind of self-discipline that many Wiktionarians may not be ready for. A number of Wiktionarians have attached considerable importance to developing a translating dictionary. Other Wiktionarians may be more interested in the historical development of words. Such information may be far more than what a reader of the Simple English Wiktionary may want. The additional information may leave him more confused than when he started. Perhaps the difference may be as great as the between the large many volumes of the complete Oxford English Dictionary and its Pocket edition. [[User:Eclecticology|Eclecticology]] 19:01, 1 May 2004 (UTC) :Strangely, the above comments went missing for a while. The [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/index.php?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=history history] doesn't show it at all, but [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/index.php?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&oldid=4 this revision] does. ---- Should I be adding words to simple eng. wiktionary? [[User_talk:Charlie123]] ---- [[when]] [[does]] [[a]] [[word]] [[belong]] [[to]] [[simple]] [[english]]? [[It]] doesn't. [[Add]] [[pictures]] [[to]] "en.wiktionary.org" [[and]] [[call]] [[it]] [[done]]. -- [[User:69.209.167.7|69.209.167.7]] 06:23, 15 [[Sep]] 2004 (UTC) I would think that a Simple English Wiktionary could serve the same purpose as a learner's dictionary of English. There is a reason that learner's dictionaries are more than heavily-illustrated versions of regular dictionaries. (In fact, many learner's dictionaries don't have any pictures at all). A Simple English wiktionary would have the following properties: # emphasis on collocations and phrasal roles of high-frequency words. # use of a highly restricted vocabulary '''for definitions''' such that most definitions will be accessible to the non-fluent user without having to jump forever from one entry to another. (maybe there are more). Thus a Simple English wiktionary would fulfill both the purpose of Simple English -- making the language accessible to adult learners -- and follow the same "rules" in terms of its content -- i.e., simplified high-frequency vocabulary. But it would not be restricted in terms of coverage; in principle an S.E.W. '''could''' contain entries for every word in the main English Wiktionary. It is the content of the definitions that would differ. -- [[User:221.157.62.91|221.157.62.91]] 05:52, 10 Nov 2004 (UTC) ==search page== When I write in a word which is not in Wiktionary, e.g. "simple", I get a search page which says: "Sorry! Full text search does not work right now. ... Or if you want to create an article of this title, click this link: [http://en.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=simple&action=edit simple]" where the link to the page I might want to create is in '''non-simple Wikipedia'''. This needs fixing, but I can't do it myself. Oh, and the google search boxes are also for en.wikipedia.org [[User:Saintswithin|Saintswithin]] 16:25, 26 Jan 2005 (UTC) :I do not know how to fix it. But I have produced some other ways (a google link and some bookmarklets) to create an article and to search for a word. They are not so simple though. See my user page [[User:Wikibob]]. I have also changed Main Page to say Search is not working. -[[User:Wikibob|Wikibob]] 01:01, 23 Mar 2005 (UTC) ==Useful places to look when writing definitions== These two learners' dictionary sites may help people to learn how to write simple dictionary definitions (without copying of course!): :*[http://dictionary.cambridge.org/ Cambridge Advanced Learners' Dictionary Online] :*[http://www.oup.com/elt/oald/ Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary Online] [[User:Saintswithin|Saintswithin]] 07:38, 27 Jan 2005 (UTC) 3770 2005-06-30T07:12:07Z Angela 1 now fixed, replace another lost comment ==Should this Wiktionary exist?== There is now a Wiktionary for every language that has a Wikipedia, including this Simple English one. Is this Wiktionary needed? Or does the overlap it would have with the Simple English Wikipedia, and the English Wiktionary make it obsolete? Up until now, the Simple English Wikipedia has taken a different approach to the main English one, and the policy on dictionary definitions has been far more relaxed. Should the definitions there be moved here or left in that Wikipedia? Another question is whether a simple English Wiktionary would be significantly different from the main English one. Is there a need to separate them? [[User:Angela|Angela]] 14:18, 1 May 2004 (UTC) If the main English one is done properly, there shouldn't be any difference. I haven't had much to do with it though, so I don't know what kind of defining vocab they use. Simple Wikipedia uses a vocab very similar to that used by most dictionaries. -- [[User:Tango|Tango]] 15:07, 1 May 2004 (UTC) :I can't comment on the relationship between a Simple Wikipedia and a Simple Wiktionary. My predilection for an excruciatingly Victorian vocabulary would keep me away from both of them. :-) I still believe that the simple projects have a place. :As an active Wiktionarian I do see potential problems in any attempt to merge the two projects. Wiktionary has '''never''' adopted a formal "defining vocab". This would require a kind of self-discipline that many Wiktionarians may not be ready for. A number of Wiktionarians have attached considerable importance to developing a translating dictionary. Other Wiktionarians may be more interested in the historical development of words. Such information may be far more than what a reader of the Simple English Wiktionary may want. The additional information may leave him more confused than when he started. Perhaps the difference may be as great as the between the large many volumes of the complete Oxford English Dictionary and its Pocket edition. [[User:Eclecticology|Eclecticology]] 19:01, 1 May 2004 (UTC) If Simple Encyclopedia = Simple Dictionary, Simple Wiki'''''pedia''''' is a misleading and inappropriate term. I think a distinction is important if we are called an Encyclopedia. If we are not an encyclopedia but a conglomeration of more things, our name should reflect that integral difference. --[[User:Menchi|Menchi]] 08:47, 3 May 2004 (UTC) :The above comments went missing for a while due to a namespace changing. Brion has moved the history of the above comments to [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/index.php?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk/broken&action=history]. The only other page affected was [[Wiktionary:Recentchanges/broken]]. [[User:Angela|Angela]] 30 June 2005 07:12 (UTC) ---- Should I be adding words to simple eng. wiktionary? [[User_talk:Charlie123]] ---- [[when]] [[does]] [[a]] [[word]] [[belong]] [[to]] [[simple]] [[english]]? [[It]] doesn't. [[Add]] [[pictures]] [[to]] "en.wiktionary.org" [[and]] [[call]] [[it]] [[done]]. -- [[User:69.209.167.7|69.209.167.7]] 06:23, 15 [[Sep]] 2004 (UTC) I would think that a Simple English Wiktionary could serve the same purpose as a learner's dictionary of English. There is a reason that learner's dictionaries are more than heavily-illustrated versions of regular dictionaries. (In fact, many learner's dictionaries don't have any pictures at all). A Simple English wiktionary would have the following properties: # emphasis on collocations and phrasal roles of high-frequency words. # use of a highly restricted vocabulary '''for definitions''' such that most definitions will be accessible to the non-fluent user without having to jump forever from one entry to another. (maybe there are more). Thus a Simple English wiktionary would fulfill both the purpose of Simple English -- making the language accessible to adult learners -- and follow the same "rules" in terms of its content -- i.e., simplified high-frequency vocabulary. But it would not be restricted in terms of coverage; in principle an S.E.W. '''could''' contain entries for every word in the main English Wiktionary. It is the content of the definitions that would differ. -- [[User:221.157.62.91|221.157.62.91]] 05:52, 10 Nov 2004 (UTC) ==search page== When I write in a word which is not in Wiktionary, e.g. "simple", I get a search page which says: "Sorry! Full text search does not work right now. ... Or if you want to create an article of this title, click this link: [http://en.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=simple&action=edit simple]" where the link to the page I might want to create is in '''non-simple Wikipedia'''. This needs fixing, but I can't do it myself. Oh, and the google search boxes are also for en.wikipedia.org [[User:Saintswithin|Saintswithin]] 16:25, 26 Jan 2005 (UTC) :I do not know how to fix it. But I have produced some other ways (a google link and some bookmarklets) to create an article and to search for a word. They are not so simple though. See my user page [[User:Wikibob]]. I have also changed Main Page to say Search is not working. -[[User:Wikibob|Wikibob]] 01:01, 23 Mar 2005 (UTC) ==Useful places to look when writing definitions== These two learners' dictionary sites may help people to learn how to write simple dictionary definitions (without copying of course!): :*[http://dictionary.cambridge.org/ Cambridge Advanced Learners' Dictionary Online] :*[http://www.oup.com/elt/oald/ Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary Online] [[User:Saintswithin|Saintswithin]] 07:38, 27 Jan 2005 (UTC) 4082 2005-11-01T14:48:08Z 66.155.196.15 ==Should this Wiktionary exist?== Ther is now a Wiktionary for every language that has a Wikipedia, including this Simple English one. Is this Wiktionary needed? Or does the overlap it would have with the Simple English Wikipedia, and the English Wiktionary make it obsolete? Up until now, the Simple English Wikipedia has taken a different approach to the main English one, and the policy on dictionary definitions has been far more relaxed. Should the definitions there be moved here or left in that Wikipedia? Another question is whether a simple English Wiktionary would be significantly different from the main English one. Is there a need to separate them? [[User:Angela|Angela]] 14:18, 1 May 2004 (UTC) If the main English one is done properly, there shouldn't be any difference. I haven't had much to do with it though, so I don't know what kind of defining vocab they use. Simple Wikipedia uses a vocab very similar to that used by most dictionaries. -- [[User:Tango|Tango]] 15:07, 1 May 2004 (UTC) :I can't comment on the relationship between a Simple Wikipedia and a Simple Wiktionary. My predilection for an excruciatingly Victorian vocabulary would keep me away from both of them. :-) I still believe that the simple projects have a place. :As an active Wiktionarian I do see potential problems in any attempt to merge the two projects. Wiktionary has '''never''' adopted a formal "defining vocab". This would require a kind of self-discipline that many Wiktionarians may not be ready for. A number of Wiktionarians have attached considerable importance to developing a translating dictionary. Other Wiktionarians may be more interested in the historical development of words. Such information may be far more than what a reader of the Simple English Wiktionary may want. The additional information may leave him more confused than when he started. Perhaps the difference may be as great as the between the large many volumes of the complete Oxford English Dictionary and its Pocket edition. [[User:Eclecticology|Eclecticology]] 19:01, 1 May 2004 (UTC) If Simple Encyclopedia = Simple Dictionary, Simple Wiki'''''pedia''''' is a misleading and inappropriate term. I think a distinction is important if we are called an Encyclopedia. If we are not an encyclopedia but a conglomeration of more things, our name should reflect that integral difference. --[[User:Menchi|Menchi]] 08:47, 3 May 2004 (UTC) :The above comments went missing for a while due to a namespace changing. Brion has moved the history of the above comments to [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/index.php?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk/broken&action=history]. The only other page affected was [[Wiktionary:Recentchanges/broken]]. [[User:Angela|Angela]] 30 June 2005 07:12 (UTC) ---- Should I be adding words to simple eng. wiktionary? [[User_talk:Charlie123]] ---- [[when]] [[does]] [[a]] [[word]] [[belong]] [[to]] [[simple]] [[english]]? [[It]] doesn't. [[Add]] [[pictures]] [[to]] "en.wiktionary.org" [[and]] [[call]] [[it]] [[done]]. -- [[User:69.209.167.7|69.209.167.7]] 06:23, 15 [[Sep]] 2004 (UTC) I would think that a Simple English Wiktionary could serve the same purpose as a learner's dictionary of English. There is a reason that learner's dictionaries are more than heavily-illustrated versions of regular dictionaries. (In fact, many learner's dictionaries don't have any pictures at all). A Simple English wiktionary would have the following properties: # emphasis on collocations and phrasal roles of high-frequency words. # use of a highly restricted vocabulary '''for definitions''' such that most definitions will be accessible to the non-fluent user without having to jump forever from one entry to another. (maybe there are more). Thus a Simple English wiktionary would fulfill both the purpose of Simple English -- making the language accessible to adult learners -- and follow the same "rules" in terms of its content -- i.e., simplified high-frequency vocabulary. But it would not be restricted in terms of coverage; in principle an S.E.W. '''could''' contain entries for every word in the main English Wiktionary. It is the content of the definitions that would differ. -- [[User:221.157.62.91|221.157.62.91]] 05:52, 10 Nov 2004 (UTC) ==search page== When I write in a word which is not in Wiktionary, e.g. "simple", I get a search page which says: "Sorry! Full text search does not work right now. ... Or if you want to create an article of this title, click this link: [http://en.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=simple&action=edit simple]" where the link to the page I might want to create is in '''non-simple Wikipedia'''. This needs fixing, but I can't do it myself. Oh, and the google search boxes are also for en.wikipedia.org [[User:Saintswithin|Saintswithin]] 16:25, 26 Jan 2005 (UTC) :I do not know how to fix it. But I have produced some other ways (a google link and some bookmarklets) to create an article and to search for a word. They are not so simple though. See my user page [[User:Wikibob]]. I have also changed Main Page to say Search is not working. -[[User:Wikibob|Wikibob]] 01:01, 23 Mar 2005 (UTC) ==Useful places to look when writing definitions== These two learners' dictionary sites may help people to learn how to write simple dictionary definitions (without copying of course!): :*[http://dictionary.cambridge.org/ Cambridge Advanced Learners' Dictionary Online] :*[http://www.oup.com/elt/oald/ Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary Online] [[User:Saintswithin|Saintswithin]] 07:38, 27 Jan 2005 (UTC) 4083 2005-11-01T19:47:36Z Simpleton 38 revert vandalism ==Should this Wiktionary exist?== There is now a Wiktionary for every language that has a Wikipedia, including this Simple English one. Is this Wiktionary needed? Or does the overlap it would have with the Simple English Wikipedia, and the English Wiktionary make it obsolete? Up until now, the Simple English Wikipedia has taken a different approach to the main English one, and the policy on dictionary definitions has been far more relaxed. Should the definitions there be moved here or left in that Wikipedia? Another question is whether a simple English Wiktionary would be significantly different from the main English one. Is there a need to separate them? [[User:Angela|Angela]] 14:18, 1 May 2004 (UTC) If the main English one is done properly, there shouldn't be any difference. I haven't had much to do with it though, so I don't know what kind of defining vocab they use. Simple Wikipedia uses a vocab very similar to that used by most dictionaries. -- [[User:Tango|Tango]] 15:07, 1 May 2004 (UTC) :I can't comment on the relationship between a Simple Wikipedia and a Simple Wiktionary. My predilection for an excruciatingly Victorian vocabulary would keep me away from both of them. :-) I still believe that the simple projects have a place. :As an active Wiktionarian I do see potential problems in any attempt to merge the two projects. Wiktionary has '''never''' adopted a formal "defining vocab". This would require a kind of self-discipline that many Wiktionarians may not be ready for. A number of Wiktionarians have attached considerable importance to developing a translating dictionary. Other Wiktionarians may be more interested in the historical development of words. Such information may be far more than what a reader of the Simple English Wiktionary may want. The additional information may leave him more confused than when he started. Perhaps the difference may be as great as the between the large many volumes of the complete Oxford English Dictionary and its Pocket edition. [[User:Eclecticology|Eclecticology]] 19:01, 1 May 2004 (UTC) If Simple Encyclopedia = Simple Dictionary, Simple Wiki'''''pedia''''' is a misleading and inappropriate term. I think a distinction is important if we are called an Encyclopedia. If we are not an encyclopedia but a conglomeration of more things, our name should reflect that integral difference. --[[User:Menchi|Menchi]] 08:47, 3 May 2004 (UTC) :The above comments went missing for a while due to a namespace changing. Brion has moved the history of the above comments to [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/index.php?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk/broken&action=history]. The only other page affected was [[Wiktionary:Recentchanges/broken]]. [[User:Angela|Angela]] 30 June 2005 07:12 (UTC) ---- Should I be adding words to simple eng. wiktionary? [[User_talk:Charlie123]] ---- [[when]] [[does]] [[a]] [[word]] [[belong]] [[to]] [[simple]] [[english]]? [[It]] doesn't. [[Add]] [[pictures]] [[to]] "en.wiktionary.org" [[and]] [[call]] [[it]] [[done]]. -- [[User:69.209.167.7|69.209.167.7]] 06:23, 15 [[Sep]] 2004 (UTC) I would think that a Simple English Wiktionary could serve the same purpose as a learner's dictionary of English. There is a reason that learner's dictionaries are more than heavily-illustrated versions of regular dictionaries. (In fact, many learner's dictionaries don't have any pictures at all). A Simple English wiktionary would have the following properties: # emphasis on collocations and phrasal roles of high-frequency words. # use of a highly restricted vocabulary '''for definitions''' such that most definitions will be accessible to the non-fluent user without having to jump forever from one entry to another. (maybe there are more). Thus a Simple English wiktionary would fulfill both the purpose of Simple English -- making the language accessible to adult learners -- and follow the same "rules" in terms of its content -- i.e., simplified high-frequency vocabulary. But it would not be restricted in terms of coverage; in principle an S.E.W. '''could''' contain entries for every word in the main English Wiktionary. It is the content of the definitions that would differ. -- [[User:221.157.62.91|221.157.62.91]] 05:52, 10 Nov 2004 (UTC) ==search page== When I write in a word which is not in Wiktionary, e.g. "simple", I get a search page which says: "Sorry! Full text search does not work right now. ... Or if you want to create an article of this title, click this link: [http://en.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=simple&action=edit simple]" where the link to the page I might want to create is in '''non-simple Wikipedia'''. This needs fixing, but I can't do it myself. Oh, and the google search boxes are also for en.wikipedia.org [[User:Saintswithin|Saintswithin]] 16:25, 26 Jan 2005 (UTC) :I do not know how to fix it. But I have produced some other ways (a google link and some bookmarklets) to create an article and to search for a word. They are not so simple though. See my user page [[User:Wikibob]]. I have also changed Main Page to say Search is not working. -[[User:Wikibob|Wikibob]] 01:01, 23 Mar 2005 (UTC) ==Useful places to look when writing definitions== These two learners' dictionary sites may help people to learn how to write simple dictionary definitions (without copying of course!): :*[http://dictionary.cambridge.org/ Cambridge Advanced Learners' Dictionary Online] :*[http://www.oup.com/elt/oald/ Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary Online] [[User:Saintswithin|Saintswithin]] 07:38, 27 Jan 2005 (UTC) 4241 2005-11-30T15:31:50Z Gmcfoley 41 '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wikipedia''' ---- <big><center>'''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]</center>'''</big> ---- ==Should this Wiktionary exist?== There is now a Wiktionary for every language that has a Wikipedia, including this Simple English one. Is this Wiktionary needed? Or does the overlap it would have with the Simple English Wikipedia, and the English Wiktionary make it obsolete? Up until now, the Simple English Wikipedia has taken a different approach to the main English one, and the policy on dictionary definitions has been far more relaxed. Should the definitions there be moved here or left in that Wikipedia? Another question is whether a simple English Wiktionary would be significantly different from the main English one. Is there a need to separate them? [[User:Angela|Angela]] 14:18, 1 May 2004 (UTC) If the main English one is done properly, there shouldn't be any difference. I haven't had much to do with it though, so I don't know what kind of defining vocab they use. Simple Wikipedia uses a vocab very similar to that used by most dictionaries. -- [[User:Tango|Tango]] 15:07, 1 May 2004 (UTC) :I can't comment on the relationship between a Simple Wikipedia and a Simple Wiktionary. My predilection for an excruciatingly Victorian vocabulary would keep me away from both of them. :-) I still believe that the simple projects have a place. :As an active Wiktionarian I do see potential problems in any attempt to merge the two projects. Wiktionary has '''never''' adopted a formal "defining vocab". This would require a kind of self-discipline that many Wiktionarians may not be ready for. A number of Wiktionarians have attached considerable importance to developing a translating dictionary. Other Wiktionarians may be more interested in the historical development of words. Such information may be far more than what a reader of the Simple English Wiktionary may want. The additional information may leave him more confused than when he started. Perhaps the difference may be as great as the between the large many volumes of the complete Oxford English Dictionary and its Pocket edition. [[User:Eclecticology|Eclecticology]] 19:01, 1 May 2004 (UTC) If Simple Encyclopedia = Simple Dictionary, Simple Wiki'''''pedia''''' is a misleading and inappropriate term. I think a distinction is important if we are called an Encyclopedia. If we are not an encyclopedia but a conglomeration of more things, our name should reflect that integral difference. --[[User:Menchi|Menchi]] 08:47, 3 May 2004 (UTC) :The above comments went missing for a while due to a namespace changing. Brion has moved the history of the above comments to [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/index.php?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk/broken&action=history]. The only other page affected was [[Wiktionary:Recentchanges/broken]]. [[User:Angela|Angela]] 30 June 2005 07:12 (UTC) ---- Should I be adding words to simple eng. wiktionary? [[User_talk:Charlie123]] ---- [[when]] [[does]] [[a]] [[word]] [[belong]] [[to]] [[simple]] [[english]]? [[It]] doesn't. [[Add]] [[pictures]] [[to]] "en.wiktionary.org" [[and]] [[call]] [[it]] [[done]]. -- [[User:69.209.167.7|69.209.167.7]] 06:23, 15 [[Sep]] 2004 (UTC) I would think that a Simple English Wiktionary could serve the same purpose as a learner's dictionary of English. There is a reason that learner's dictionaries are more than heavily-illustrated versions of regular dictionaries. (In fact, many learner's dictionaries don't have any pictures at all). A Simple English wiktionary would have the following properties: # emphasis on collocations and phrasal roles of high-frequency words. # use of a highly restricted vocabulary '''for definitions''' such that most definitions will be accessible to the non-fluent user without having to jump forever from one entry to another. (maybe there are more). Thus a Simple English wiktionary would fulfill both the purpose of Simple English -- making the language accessible to adult learners -- and follow the same "rules" in terms of its content -- i.e., simplified high-frequency vocabulary. But it would not be restricted in terms of coverage; in principle an S.E.W. '''could''' contain entries for every word in the main English Wiktionary. It is the content of the definitions that would differ. -- [[User:221.157.62.91|221.157.62.91]] 05:52, 10 Nov 2004 (UTC) ==search page== When I write in a word which is not in Wiktionary, e.g. "simple", I get a search page which says: "Sorry! Full text search does not work right now. ... Or if you want to create an article of this title, click this link: [http://en.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=simple&action=edit simple]" where the link to the page I might want to create is in '''non-simple Wikipedia'''. This needs fixing, but I can't do it myself. Oh, and the google search boxes are also for en.wikipedia.org [[User:Saintswithin|Saintswithin]] 16:25, 26 Jan 2005 (UTC) :I do not know how to fix it. But I have produced some other ways (a google link and some bookmarklets) to create an article and to search for a word. They are not so simple though. See my user page [[User:Wikibob]]. I have also changed Main Page to say Search is not working. -[[User:Wikibob|Wikibob]] 01:01, 23 Mar 2005 (UTC) ==Useful places to look when writing definitions== These two learners' dictionary sites may help people to learn how to write simple dictionary definitions (without copying of course!): :*[http://dictionary.cambridge.org/ Cambridge Advanced Learners' Dictionary Online] :*[http://www.oup.com/elt/oald/ Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary Online] [[User:Saintswithin|Saintswithin]] 07:38, 27 Jan 2005 (UTC) 4472 2005-12-16T15:57:21Z H2g2bob 43 /* Should this Wiktionary exist? */ '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wikipedia''' ---- <big><center>'''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]</center>'''</big> ---- ==Should this Wiktionary exist?== There is now a Wiktionary for every language that has a Wikipedia, including this Simple English one. Is this Wiktionary needed? Or does the overlap it would have with the Simple English Wikipedia, and the English Wiktionary make it obsolete? Up until now, the Simple English Wikipedia has taken a different approach to the main English one, and the policy on dictionary definitions has been far more relaxed. Should the definitions there be moved here or left in that Wikipedia? Another question is whether a simple English Wiktionary would be significantly different from the main English one. Is there a need to separate them? [[User:Angela|Angela]] 14:18, 1 May 2004 (UTC) If the main English one is done properly, there shouldn't be any difference. I haven't had much to do with it though, so I don't know what kind of defining vocab they use. Simple Wikipedia uses a vocab very similar to that used by most dictionaries. -- [[User:Tango|Tango]] 15:07, 1 May 2004 (UTC) :I can't comment on the relationship between a Simple Wikipedia and a Simple Wiktionary. My predilection for an excruciatingly Victorian vocabulary would keep me away from both of them. :-) I still believe that the simple projects have a place. :As an active Wiktionarian I do see potential problems in any attempt to merge the two projects. Wiktionary has '''never''' adopted a formal "defining vocab". This would require a kind of self-discipline that many Wiktionarians may not be ready for. A number of Wiktionarians have attached considerable importance to developing a translating dictionary. Other Wiktionarians may be more interested in the historical development of words. Such information may be far more than what a reader of the Simple English Wiktionary may want. The additional information may leave him more confused than when he started. Perhaps the difference may be as great as the between the large many volumes of the complete Oxford English Dictionary and its Pocket edition. [[User:Eclecticology|Eclecticology]] 19:01, 1 May 2004 (UTC) If Simple Encyclopedia = Simple Dictionary, Simple Wiki'''''pedia''''' is a misleading and inappropriate term. I think a distinction is important if we are called an Encyclopedia. If we are not an encyclopedia but a conglomeration of more things, our name should reflect that integral difference. --[[User:Menchi|Menchi]] 08:47, 3 May 2004 (UTC) :The above comments went missing for a while due to a namespace changing. Brion has moved the history of the above comments to [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/index.php?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk/broken&action=history]. The only other page affected was [[Wiktionary:Recentchanges/broken]]. [[User:Angela|Angela]] 30 June 2005 07:12 (UTC) ---- Should I be adding words to simple eng. wiktionary? [[User_talk:Charlie123]] ---- [[when]] [[does]] [[a]] [[word]] [[belong]] [[to]] [[simple]] [[english]]? [[It]] doesn't. [[Add]] [[pictures]] [[to]] "en.wiktionary.org" [[and]] [[call]] [[it]] [[done]]. -- [[User:69.209.167.7|69.209.167.7]] 06:23, 15 [[Sep]] 2004 (UTC) I would think that a Simple English Wiktionary could serve the same purpose as a learner's dictionary of English. There is a reason that learner's dictionaries are more than heavily-illustrated versions of regular dictionaries. (In fact, many learner's dictionaries don't have any pictures at all). A Simple English wiktionary would have the following properties: # emphasis on collocations and phrasal roles of high-frequency words. # use of a highly restricted vocabulary '''for definitions''' such that most definitions will be accessible to the non-fluent user without having to jump forever from one entry to another. (maybe there are more). Thus a Simple English wiktionary would fulfill both the purpose of Simple English -- making the language accessible to adult learners -- and follow the same "rules" in terms of its content -- i.e., simplified high-frequency vocabulary. But it would not be restricted in terms of coverage; in principle an S.E.W. '''could''' contain entries for every word in the main English Wiktionary. It is the content of the definitions that would differ. -- [[User:221.157.62.91|221.157.62.91]] 05:52, 10 Nov 2004 (UTC) :There's plenty of dictionaries out there - wikipedia is just one - but does anybody actually know what they go on about in them? I mean, what '''is''' a [[portmanteau]]? Simlple Wiktionary's aims are pretty clear: to create a dictionary that can actually be used by people with a limited knowledge of english, and there are quite a few of those, too. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 15:57, 16 December 2005 (UTC) ==search page== When I write in a word which is not in Wiktionary, e.g. "simple", I get a search page which says: "Sorry! Full text search does not work right now. ... Or if you want to create an article of this title, click this link: [http://en.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=simple&action=edit simple]" where the link to the page I might want to create is in '''non-simple Wikipedia'''. This needs fixing, but I can't do it myself. Oh, and the google search boxes are also for en.wikipedia.org [[User:Saintswithin|Saintswithin]] 16:25, 26 Jan 2005 (UTC) :I do not know how to fix it. But I have produced some other ways (a google link and some bookmarklets) to create an article and to search for a word. They are not so simple though. See my user page [[User:Wikibob]]. I have also changed Main Page to say Search is not working. -[[User:Wikibob|Wikibob]] 01:01, 23 Mar 2005 (UTC) ==Useful places to look when writing definitions== These two learners' dictionary sites may help people to learn how to write simple dictionary definitions (without copying of course!): :*[http://dictionary.cambridge.org/ Cambridge Advanced Learners' Dictionary Online] :*[http://www.oup.com/elt/oald/ Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary Online] [[User:Saintswithin|Saintswithin]] 07:38, 27 Jan 2005 (UTC) 4473 2005-12-16T17:06:25Z Gmcfoley 41 typo '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' ---- <big><center>'''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]</center>'''</big> ---- ==Should this Wiktionary exist?== There is now a Wiktionary for every language that has a Wikipedia, including this Simple English one. Is this Wiktionary needed? Or does the overlap it would have with the Simple English Wikipedia, and the English Wiktionary make it obsolete? Up until now, the Simple English Wikipedia has taken a different approach to the main English one, and the policy on dictionary definitions has been far more relaxed. Should the definitions there be moved here or left in that Wikipedia? Another question is whether a simple English Wiktionary would be significantly different from the main English one. Is there a need to separate them? [[User:Angela|Angela]] 14:18, 1 May 2004 (UTC) If the main English one is done properly, there shouldn't be any difference. I haven't had much to do with it though, so I don't know what kind of defining vocab they use. Simple Wikipedia uses a vocab very similar to that used by most dictionaries. -- [[User:Tango|Tango]] 15:07, 1 May 2004 (UTC) :I can't comment on the relationship between a Simple Wikipedia and a Simple Wiktionary. My predilection for an excruciatingly Victorian vocabulary would keep me away from both of them. :-) I still believe that the simple projects have a place. :As an active Wiktionarian I do see potential problems in any attempt to merge the two projects. Wiktionary has '''never''' adopted a formal "defining vocab". This would require a kind of self-discipline that many Wiktionarians may not be ready for. A number of Wiktionarians have attached considerable importance to developing a translating dictionary. Other Wiktionarians may be more interested in the historical development of words. Such information may be far more than what a reader of the Simple English Wiktionary may want. The additional information may leave him more confused than when he started. Perhaps the difference may be as great as the between the large many volumes of the complete Oxford English Dictionary and its Pocket edition. [[User:Eclecticology|Eclecticology]] 19:01, 1 May 2004 (UTC) If Simple Encyclopedia = Simple Dictionary, Simple Wiki'''''pedia''''' is a misleading and inappropriate term. I think a distinction is important if we are called an Encyclopedia. If we are not an encyclopedia but a conglomeration of more things, our name should reflect that integral difference. --[[User:Menchi|Menchi]] 08:47, 3 May 2004 (UTC) :The above comments went missing for a while due to a namespace changing. Brion has moved the history of the above comments to [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/index.php?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk/broken&action=history]. The only other page affected was [[Wiktionary:Recentchanges/broken]]. [[User:Angela|Angela]] 30 June 2005 07:12 (UTC) ---- Should I be adding words to simple eng. wiktionary? [[User_talk:Charlie123]] ---- [[when]] [[does]] [[a]] [[word]] [[belong]] [[to]] [[simple]] [[english]]? [[It]] doesn't. [[Add]] [[pictures]] [[to]] "en.wiktionary.org" [[and]] [[call]] [[it]] [[done]]. -- [[User:69.209.167.7|69.209.167.7]] 06:23, 15 [[Sep]] 2004 (UTC) I would think that a Simple English Wiktionary could serve the same purpose as a learner's dictionary of English. There is a reason that learner's dictionaries are more than heavily-illustrated versions of regular dictionaries. (In fact, many learner's dictionaries don't have any pictures at all). A Simple English wiktionary would have the following properties: # emphasis on collocations and phrasal roles of high-frequency words. # use of a highly restricted vocabulary '''for definitions''' such that most definitions will be accessible to the non-fluent user without having to jump forever from one entry to another. (maybe there are more). Thus a Simple English wiktionary would fulfill both the purpose of Simple English -- making the language accessible to adult learners -- and follow the same "rules" in terms of its content -- i.e., simplified high-frequency vocabulary. But it would not be restricted in terms of coverage; in principle an S.E.W. '''could''' contain entries for every word in the main English Wiktionary. It is the content of the definitions that would differ. -- [[User:221.157.62.91|221.157.62.91]] 05:52, 10 Nov 2004 (UTC) :There's plenty of dictionaries out there - wikipedia is just one - but does anybody actually know what they go on about in them? I mean, what '''is''' a [[portmanteau]]? Simlple Wiktionary's aims are pretty clear: to create a dictionary that can actually be used by people with a limited knowledge of english, and there are quite a few of those, too. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 15:57, 16 December 2005 (UTC) ==search page== When I write in a word which is not in Wiktionary, e.g. "simple", I get a search page which says: "Sorry! Full text search does not work right now. ... Or if you want to create an article of this title, click this link: [http://en.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=simple&action=edit simple]" where the link to the page I might want to create is in '''non-simple Wikipedia'''. This needs fixing, but I can't do it myself. Oh, and the google search boxes are also for en.wikipedia.org [[User:Saintswithin|Saintswithin]] 16:25, 26 Jan 2005 (UTC) :I do not know how to fix it. But I have produced some other ways (a google link and some bookmarklets) to create an article and to search for a word. They are not so simple though. See my user page [[User:Wikibob]]. I have also changed Main Page to say Search is not working. -[[User:Wikibob|Wikibob]] 01:01, 23 Mar 2005 (UTC) ==Useful places to look when writing definitions== These two learners' dictionary sites may help people to learn how to write simple dictionary definitions (without copying of course!): :*[http://dictionary.cambridge.org/ Cambridge Advanced Learners' Dictionary Online] :*[http://www.oup.com/elt/oald/ Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary Online] [[User:Saintswithin|Saintswithin]] 07:38, 27 Jan 2005 (UTC) 4514 2005-12-21T11:25:40Z Gmcfoley 41 '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps chat.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |} ==Should this Wiktionary exist?== There is now a Wiktionary for every language that has a Wikipedia, including this Simple English one. Is this Wiktionary needed? Or does the overlap it would have with the Simple English Wikipedia, and the English Wiktionary make it obsolete? Up until now, the Simple English Wikipedia has taken a different approach to the main English one, and the policy on dictionary definitions has been far more relaxed. Should the definitions there be moved here or left in that Wikipedia? Another question is whether a simple English Wiktionary would be significantly different from the main English one. Is there a need to separate them? [[User:Angela|Angela]] 14:18, 1 May 2004 (UTC) If the main English one is done properly, there shouldn't be any difference. I haven't had much to do with it though, so I don't know what kind of defining vocab they use. Simple Wikipedia uses a vocab very similar to that used by most dictionaries. -- [[User:Tango|Tango]] 15:07, 1 May 2004 (UTC) :I can't comment on the relationship between a Simple Wikipedia and a Simple Wiktionary. My predilection for an excruciatingly Victorian vocabulary would keep me away from both of them. :-) I still believe that the simple projects have a place. :As an active Wiktionarian I do see potential problems in any attempt to merge the two projects. Wiktionary has '''never''' adopted a formal "defining vocab". This would require a kind of self-discipline that many Wiktionarians may not be ready for. A number of Wiktionarians have attached considerable importance to developing a translating dictionary. Other Wiktionarians may be more interested in the historical development of words. Such information may be far more than what a reader of the Simple English Wiktionary may want. The additional information may leave him more confused than when he started. Perhaps the difference may be as great as the between the large many volumes of the complete Oxford English Dictionary and its Pocket edition. [[User:Eclecticology|Eclecticology]] 19:01, 1 May 2004 (UTC) If Simple Encyclopedia = Simple Dictionary, Simple Wiki'''''pedia''''' is a misleading and inappropriate term. I think a distinction is important if we are called an Encyclopedia. If we are not an encyclopedia but a conglomeration of more things, our name should reflect that integral difference. --[[User:Menchi|Menchi]] 08:47, 3 May 2004 (UTC) :The above comments went missing for a while due to a namespace changing. Brion has moved the history of the above comments to [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/index.php?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk/broken&action=history]. The only other page affected was [[Wiktionary:Recentchanges/broken]]. [[User:Angela|Angela]] 30 June 2005 07:12 (UTC) ---- Should I be adding words to simple eng. wiktionary? [[User_talk:Charlie123]] ---- [[when]] [[does]] [[a]] [[word]] [[belong]] [[to]] [[simple]] [[english]]? [[It]] doesn't. [[Add]] [[pictures]] [[to]] "en.wiktionary.org" [[and]] [[call]] [[it]] [[done]]. -- [[User:69.209.167.7|69.209.167.7]] 06:23, 15 [[Sep]] 2004 (UTC) I would think that a Simple English Wiktionary could serve the same purpose as a learner's dictionary of English. There is a reason that learner's dictionaries are more than heavily-illustrated versions of regular dictionaries. (In fact, many learner's dictionaries don't have any pictures at all). A Simple English wiktionary would have the following properties: # emphasis on collocations and phrasal roles of high-frequency words. # use of a highly restricted vocabulary '''for definitions''' such that most definitions will be accessible to the non-fluent user without having to jump forever from one entry to another. (maybe there are more). Thus a Simple English wiktionary would fulfill both the purpose of Simple English -- making the language accessible to adult learners -- and follow the same "rules" in terms of its content -- i.e., simplified high-frequency vocabulary. But it would not be restricted in terms of coverage; in principle an S.E.W. '''could''' contain entries for every word in the main English Wiktionary. It is the content of the definitions that would differ. -- [[User:221.157.62.91|221.157.62.91]] 05:52, 10 Nov 2004 (UTC) :There's plenty of dictionaries out there - wikipedia is just one - but does anybody actually know what they go on about in them? I mean, what '''is''' a [[portmanteau]]? Simlple Wiktionary's aims are pretty clear: to create a dictionary that can actually be used by people with a limited knowledge of english, and there are quite a few of those, too. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 15:57, 16 December 2005 (UTC) ==search page== When I write in a word which is not in Wiktionary, e.g. "simple", I get a search page which says: "Sorry! Full text search does not work right now. ... Or if you want to create an article of this title, click this link: [http://en.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=simple&action=edit simple]" where the link to the page I might want to create is in '''non-simple Wikipedia'''. This needs fixing, but I can't do it myself. Oh, and the google search boxes are also for en.wikipedia.org [[User:Saintswithin|Saintswithin]] 16:25, 26 Jan 2005 (UTC) :I do not know how to fix it. But I have produced some other ways (a google link and some bookmarklets) to create an article and to search for a word. They are not so simple though. See my user page [[User:Wikibob]]. I have also changed Main Page to say Search is not working. -[[User:Wikibob|Wikibob]] 01:01, 23 Mar 2005 (UTC) ==Useful places to look when writing definitions== These two learners' dictionary sites may help people to learn how to write simple dictionary definitions (without copying of course!): :*[http://dictionary.cambridge.org/ Cambridge Advanced Learners' Dictionary Online] :*[http://www.oup.com/elt/oald/ Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary Online] [[User:Saintswithin|Saintswithin]] 07:38, 27 Jan 2005 (UTC) 4581 2006-01-10T23:28:15Z 82.12.241.77 ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps chat.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |} ==Should this Wiktionary exist?== There is now a Wiktionary for every language that has a Wikipedia, including this Simple English one. Is this Wiktionary needed? Or does the overlap it would have with the Simple English Wikipedia, and the English Wiktionary make it obsolete? Up until now, the Simple English Wikipedia has taken a different approach to the main English one, and the policy on dictionary definitions has been far more relaxed. Should the definitions there be moved here or left in that Wikipedia? Another question is whether a simple English Wiktionary would be significantly different from the main English one. Is there a need to separate them? [[User:Angela|Angela]] 14:18, 1 May 2004 (UTC) If the main English one is done properly, there shouldn't be any difference. I haven't had much to do with it though, so I don't know what kind of defining vocab they use. Simple Wikipedia uses a vocab very similar to that used by most dictionaries. -- [[User:Tango|Tango]] 15:07, 1 May 2004 (UTC) :I can't comment on the relationship between a Simple Wikipedia and a Simple Wiktionary. My predilection for an excruciatingly Victorian vocabulary would keep me away from both of them. :-) I still believe that the simple projects have a place. :As an active Wiktionarian I do see potential problems in any attempt to merge the two projects. Wiktionary has '''never''' adopted a formal "defining vocab". This would require a kind of self-discipline that many Wiktionarians may not be ready for. A number of Wiktionarians have attached considerable importance to developing a translating dictionary. Other Wiktionarians may be more interested in the historical development of words. Such information may be far more than what a reader of the Simple English Wiktionary may want. The additional information may leave him more confused than when he started. Perhaps the difference may be as great as the between the large many volumes of the complete Oxford English Dictionary and its Pocket edition. [[User:Eclecticology|Eclecticology]] 19:01, 1 May 2004 (UTC) If Simple Encyclopedia = Simple Dictionary, Simple Wiki'''''pedia''''' is a misleading and inappropriate term. I think a distinction is important if we are called an Encyclopedia. If we are not an encyclopedia but a conglomeration of more things, our name should reflect that integral difference. --[[User:Menchi|Menchi]] 08:47, 3 May 2004 (UTC) :The above comments went missing for a while due to a namespace changing. Brion has moved the history of the above comments to [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/index.php?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk/broken&action=history]. The only other page affected was [[Wiktionary:Recentchanges/broken]]. [[User:Angela|Angela]] 30 June 2005 07:12 (UTC) ---- Should I be adding words to simple eng. wiktionary? [[User_talk:Charlie123]] ---- [[when]] [[does]] [[a]] [[word]] [[belong]] [[to]] [[simple]] [[english]]? [[It]] doesn't. [[Add]] [[pictures]] [[to]] "en.wiktionary.org" [[and]] [[call]] [[it]] [[done]]. -- [[User:69.209.167.7|69.209.167.7]] 06:23, 15 [[Sep]] 2004 (UTC) I would think that a Simple English Wiktionary could serve the same purpose as a learner's dictionary of English. There is a reason that learner's dictionaries are more than heavily-illustrated versions of regular dictionaries. (In fact, many learner's dictionaries don't have any pictures at all). A Simple English wiktionary would have the following properties: # emphasis on collocations and phrasal roles of high-frequency words. # use of a highly restricted vocabulary '''for definitions''' such that most definitions will be accessible to the non-fluent user without having to jump forever from one entry to another. (maybe there are more). Thus a Simple English wiktionary would fulfill both the purpose of Simple English -- making the language accessible to adult learners -- and follow the same "rules" in terms of its content -- i.e., simplified high-frequency vocabulary. But it would not be restricted in terms of coverage; in principle an S.E.W. '''could''' contain entries for every word in the main English Wiktionary. It is the content of the definitions that would differ. -- [[User:221.157.62.91|221.157.62.91]] 05:52, 10 Nov 2004 (UTC) :There's plenty of dictionaries out there - wikipedia is just one - but does anybody actually know what they go on about in them? I mean, what '''is''' a [[portmanteau]]? Simlple Wiktionary's aims are pretty clear: to create a dictionary that can actually be used by people with a limited knowledge of english, and there are quite a few of those, too. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 15:57, 16 December 2005 (UTC) ==search page== When I write in a word which is not in Wiktionary, e.g. "simple", I get a search page which says: "Sorry! Full text search does not work right now. ... Or if you want to create an article of this title, click this link: [http://en.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=simple&action=edit simple]" where the link to the page I might want to create is in '''non-simple Wikipedia'''. This needs fixing, but I can't do it myself. Oh, and the google search boxes are also for en.wikipedia.org [[User:Saintswithin|Saintswithin]] 16:25, 26 Jan 2005 (UTC) :I do not know how to fix it. But I have produced some other ways (a google link and some bookmarklets) to create an article and to search for a word. They are not so simple though. See my user page [[User:Wikibob]]. I have also changed Main Page to say Search is not working. -[[User:Wikibob|Wikibob]] 01:01, 23 Mar 2005 (UTC) ==Useful places to look when writing definitions== These two learners' dictionary sites may help people to learn how to write simple dictionary definitions (without copying of course!): :*[http://dictionary.cambridge.org/ Cambridge Advanced Learners' Dictionary Online] :*[http://www.oup.com/elt/oald/ Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary Online] [[User:Saintswithin|Saintswithin]] 07:38, 27 Jan 2005 (UTC) ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some counties, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] 4583 2006-01-11T03:09:17Z Gmcfoley 41 /* Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary? */ '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps chat.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |} ==Should this Wiktionary exist?== There is now a Wiktionary for every language that has a Wikipedia, including this Simple English one. Is this Wiktionary needed? Or does the overlap it would have with the Simple English Wikipedia, and the English Wiktionary make it obsolete? Up until now, the Simple English Wikipedia has taken a different approach to the main English one, and the policy on dictionary definitions has been far more relaxed. Should the definitions there be moved here or left in that Wikipedia? Another question is whether a simple English Wiktionary would be significantly different from the main English one. Is there a need to separate them? [[User:Angela|Angela]] 14:18, 1 May 2004 (UTC) If the main English one is done properly, there shouldn't be any difference. I haven't had much to do with it though, so I don't know what kind of defining vocab they use. Simple Wikipedia uses a vocab very similar to that used by most dictionaries. -- [[User:Tango|Tango]] 15:07, 1 May 2004 (UTC) :I can't comment on the relationship between a Simple Wikipedia and a Simple Wiktionary. My predilection for an excruciatingly Victorian vocabulary would keep me away from both of them. :-) I still believe that the simple projects have a place. :As an active Wiktionarian I do see potential problems in any attempt to merge the two projects. Wiktionary has '''never''' adopted a formal "defining vocab". This would require a kind of self-discipline that many Wiktionarians may not be ready for. A number of Wiktionarians have attached considerable importance to developing a translating dictionary. Other Wiktionarians may be more interested in the historical development of words. Such information may be far more than what a reader of the Simple English Wiktionary may want. The additional information may leave him more confused than when he started. Perhaps the difference may be as great as the between the large many volumes of the complete Oxford English Dictionary and its Pocket edition. [[User:Eclecticology|Eclecticology]] 19:01, 1 May 2004 (UTC) If Simple Encyclopedia = Simple Dictionary, Simple Wiki'''''pedia''''' is a misleading and inappropriate term. I think a distinction is important if we are called an Encyclopedia. If we are not an encyclopedia but a conglomeration of more things, our name should reflect that integral difference. --[[User:Menchi|Menchi]] 08:47, 3 May 2004 (UTC) :The above comments went missing for a while due to a namespace changing. Brion has moved the history of the above comments to [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/index.php?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk/broken&action=history]. The only other page affected was [[Wiktionary:Recentchanges/broken]]. [[User:Angela|Angela]] 30 June 2005 07:12 (UTC) ---- Should I be adding words to simple eng. wiktionary? [[User_talk:Charlie123]] ---- [[when]] [[does]] [[a]] [[word]] [[belong]] [[to]] [[simple]] [[english]]? [[It]] doesn't. [[Add]] [[pictures]] [[to]] "en.wiktionary.org" [[and]] [[call]] [[it]] [[done]]. -- [[User:69.209.167.7|69.209.167.7]] 06:23, 15 [[Sep]] 2004 (UTC) I would think that a Simple English Wiktionary could serve the same purpose as a learner's dictionary of English. There is a reason that learner's dictionaries are more than heavily-illustrated versions of regular dictionaries. (In fact, many learner's dictionaries don't have any pictures at all). A Simple English wiktionary would have the following properties: # emphasis on collocations and phrasal roles of high-frequency words. # use of a highly restricted vocabulary '''for definitions''' such that most definitions will be accessible to the non-fluent user without having to jump forever from one entry to another. (maybe there are more). Thus a Simple English wiktionary would fulfill both the purpose of Simple English -- making the language accessible to adult learners -- and follow the same "rules" in terms of its content -- i.e., simplified high-frequency vocabulary. But it would not be restricted in terms of coverage; in principle an S.E.W. '''could''' contain entries for every word in the main English Wiktionary. It is the content of the definitions that would differ. -- [[User:221.157.62.91|221.157.62.91]] 05:52, 10 Nov 2004 (UTC) :There's plenty of dictionaries out there - wikipedia is just one - but does anybody actually know what they go on about in them? I mean, what '''is''' a [[portmanteau]]? Simlple Wiktionary's aims are pretty clear: to create a dictionary that can actually be used by people with a limited knowledge of english, and there are quite a few of those, too. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 15:57, 16 December 2005 (UTC) ==search page== When I write in a word which is not in Wiktionary, e.g. "simple", I get a search page which says: "Sorry! Full text search does not work right now. ... Or if you want to create an article of this title, click this link: [http://en.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=simple&action=edit simple]" where the link to the page I might want to create is in '''non-simple Wikipedia'''. This needs fixing, but I can't do it myself. Oh, and the google search boxes are also for en.wikipedia.org [[User:Saintswithin|Saintswithin]] 16:25, 26 Jan 2005 (UTC) :I do not know how to fix it. But I have produced some other ways (a google link and some bookmarklets) to create an article and to search for a word. They are not so simple though. See my user page [[User:Wikibob]]. I have also changed Main Page to say Search is not working. -[[User:Wikibob|Wikibob]] 01:01, 23 Mar 2005 (UTC) ==Useful places to look when writing definitions== These two learners' dictionary sites may help people to learn how to write simple dictionary definitions (without copying of course!): :*[http://dictionary.cambridge.org/ Cambridge Advanced Learners' Dictionary Online] :*[http://www.oup.com/elt/oald/ Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary Online] [[User:Saintswithin|Saintswithin]] 07:38, 27 Jan 2005 (UTC) ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some counties, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) 4856 2006-02-16T18:34:57Z Gmcfoley 41 '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Arcive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps chat.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |} ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some counties, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) 4857 2006-02-16T18:37:44Z Gmcfoley 41 small letters in titles? '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Arcive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps chat.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |} ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some counties, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) 4858 2006-02-16T18:38:06Z Gmcfoley 41 /* small letters in titles? */ '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Arcive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps chat.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |} ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some counties, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) 4870 2006-02-17T20:52:15Z Cromwellt 61 Vote to use small letters '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Arcive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps chat.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |} ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some counties, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) 4873 2006-02-17T21:01:01Z Cromwellt 61 Archive move '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps chat.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |} ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some counties, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) ==Archive== Gerard, I moved the archived talk to "[[Simple talk:archive]]" instead of "arcive" (no offense), and I'm changing the link now, but I think we should actually delete the "arcive" page, rather than have a redirect page lying around which no one will ever use. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:01, 17 February 2006 (UTC) 4874 2006-02-17T21:01:32Z Cromwellt 61 Archive move '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps chat.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |} ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some counties, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) ==Archive== Gerard, I moved the archived talk to "[[Wiktionary:Simple talk:archive]]" instead of "arcive" (no offense), and I'm changing the link now, but I think we should actually delete the "arcive" page, rather than have a redirect page lying around which no one will ever use. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:01, 17 February 2006 (UTC) 4875 2006-02-17T21:02:16Z Cromwellt 61 /* Archive */ fixing my own comment '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps chat.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |} ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some counties, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) ==Archive== Gerard, I moved the archived talk to "[[Wiktionary:Simple talk/archive]]" instead of "arcive" (no offense), and I'm changing the link now, but I think we should actually delete the "arcive" page, rather than have a redirect page lying around which no one will ever use. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:01, 17 February 2006 (UTC) 4876 2006-02-17T21:03:52Z Cromwellt 61 /* Archive */ fixing previous comment (again) '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps chat.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |} ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some counties, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) ==Archive== Gerard, I moved the archived talk to "[[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]]" instead of "arcive" (no offense), and I'm changing the link now, but I think we should actually delete the "arcive" page, rather than have a redirect page lying around which no one will ever use. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:01, 17 February 2006 (UTC) 4881 2006-02-17T21:46:46Z Gmcfoley 41 /* Archive */ '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps chat.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |} ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some counties, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) ==Archive== Gerard, I moved the archived talk to "[[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]]" instead of "arcive" (no offense), and I'm changing the link now, but I think we should actually delete the "arcive" page, rather than have a redirect page lying around which no one will ever use. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:01, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :Sorry about that. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 21:46, 17 February 2006 (UTC) 4907 2006-02-19T16:05:58Z Cromwellt 61 Comment '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps chat.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |} ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some counties, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) ==Archive== Gerard, I moved the archived talk to "[[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]]" instead of "arcive" (no offense), and I'm changing the link now, but I think we should actually delete the "arcive" page, rather than have a redirect page lying around which no one will ever use. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:01, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :Sorry about that. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 21:46, 17 February 2006 (UTC) ::Don't sweat it, Gerard. Everyone makes mistakes, and with all the revising I do of my own ''comments'' not to mention actual page edits, I really shouldn't be talking. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 16:05, 19 February 2006 (UTC) 4915 2006-02-19T18:25:22Z Cromwellt 61 Moved comment to talk page '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps chat.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |} ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some counties, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) 4929 2006-02-20T10:24:39Z H2g2bob 43 /* small letters in titles? */ '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps chat.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |} ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some counties, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) 4979 2006-02-20T17:22:49Z Flcelloguy 44 /* small letters in titles? */ Comment '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps chat.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |} ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some counties, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) 5054 2006-02-21T23:01:03Z Gmcfoley 41 /* small letters in titles? */ sent to bugzilla '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps chat.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |} ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some counties, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) 5055 2006-02-21T23:05:04Z Gmcfoley 41 '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps chat.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |} ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some counties, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) [[Image:Wiki.png|200px]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) 5056 2006-02-21T23:05:29Z Gmcfoley 41 /* small letters in titles? */ '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps chat.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |} ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some counties, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) 5068 2006-02-22T04:29:48Z Cromwellt 61 /* small letters in titles? */ English Wiktionary doesn't have that problem '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps chat.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |} ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some counties, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[en:during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:29, 22 February 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) 5069 2006-02-22T04:36:59Z Cromwellt 61 /* small letters in titles? */ English Wiktionary doesn't have that problem; Logo seems okay '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps chat.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |} ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some counties, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) 5070 2006-02-22T04:41:11Z Cromwellt 61 /* New logo */ Issues '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps chat.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |} ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some counties, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) 5071 2006-02-22T11:16:13Z H2g2bob 43 /* New logo */ '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps chat.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |} ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some counties, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) 5072 2006-02-22T11:17:38Z H2g2bob 43 Oops clicked on "minor edit" by mistake '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps chat.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |} ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some counties, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) 5091 2006-02-23T00:34:51Z Gmcfoley 41 /* small letters in titles? */ '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps chat.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |} ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some counties, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) 5521 2006-02-23T01:10:41Z Gmcfoley 41 /* New logo */ '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps chat.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |} ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some counties, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) 5522 2006-02-23T01:13:28Z Gmcfoley 41 /* New logo */ my thoughts '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps chat.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |} ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some counties, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) 5615 2006-03-02T01:31:57Z Cromwellt 61 /* New logo */ Agreement and more ideas '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps chat.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |} ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some counties, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) 5621 2006-03-02T03:00:12Z H2g2bob 43 /* New logo */ '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps chat.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |} ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some counties, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) 5730 2006-03-10T04:04:03Z Cromwellt 61 /* New logo */ '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps chat.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |} ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some counties, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) 5741 2006-03-10T12:53:26Z Gmcfoley 41 /* New logo */ '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps chat.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |} ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some counties, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) 5742 2006-03-10T17:30:56Z Cromwellt 61 /* New logo */ Thanks '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps chat.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |} ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some counties, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) 5744 2006-03-10T17:42:10Z Cromwellt 61 /* New logo */ Problems with editing the logo '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps chat.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |} ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some counties, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) 5773 2006-03-11T00:14:50Z H2g2bob 43 /* New logo */ '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps chat.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |} ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some counties, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which should be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. :: [[Image:Possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) 5779 2006-03-11T00:31:24Z H2g2bob 43 /* New logo */ '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps chat.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |} ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some counties, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) 5787 2006-03-12T18:12:53Z Cromwellt 61 /* New logo */ hmmmmm '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps chat.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |} ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some counties, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) 5788 2006-03-12T18:27:39Z Cromwellt 61 My issues with editing here '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps chat.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |} ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some counties, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) 6176 2006-03-24T08:48:28Z Cromwellt 61 Milestone approaching! '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps chat.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |} ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some counties, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) 6177 2006-03-24T08:49:13Z Cromwellt 61 /* Milestone approaching! */ Fixed link '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps chat.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |} ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some counties, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) 6178 2006-03-24T08:54:28Z Cromwellt 61 Infrastructure '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps chat.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |} ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some counties, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) 6249 2006-03-30T14:47:07Z Cromwellt 61 switched icons (something changed on commons, can't tell what) '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |} ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some counties, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) 6322 2006-04-14T13:36:14Z Jusjih 27 /* small letters in titles? */ Shall categories begin with upper cases or not? '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |} ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some counties, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) Shall categories begin with upper cases or not? I am asking this because I have found different uses of upper and lower cases at [[Special:Categories]].--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 13:36, 14 April 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) 6381 2006-04-18T01:33:57Z Cromwellt 61 /* small letters in titles? */ go ahead and change it '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |} ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some counties, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) ==Category capitalization== Shall categories begin with upper cases or not? I am asking this because I have found different uses of upper and lower cases at [[Special:Categories]].--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 13:36, 14 April 2006 (UTC) :I had the same question a while back, though I asked it somewhere else. I think that categories should all be lowercase unless they are proper nouns, so that they work just like the entry titles. I'd say that you can go ahead an [[Wiktionary:Be bold|boldly]] change it, and if someone doesn't like it or has a better idea, they can change it back. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:33, 18 April 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) 6409 2006-04-20T04:22:24Z Cromwellt 61 /* Category capitalization */ Important note '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |} ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some counties, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) ==Category capitalization== Shall categories begin with upper cases or not? I am asking this because I have found different uses of upper and lower cases at [[Special:Categories]].--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 13:36, 14 April 2006 (UTC) :I had the same question a while back, though I asked it somewhere else. I think that categories should all be lowercase unless they are proper nouns, so that they work just like the entry titles. I'd say that you can go ahead an [[Wiktionary:Be bold|boldly]] change it, and if someone doesn't like it or has a better idea, they can change it back. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:33, 18 April 2006 (UTC) :If you do change it, don't forget to change the templates that refer to those categories, so that they put the words in the new place. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:22, 20 April 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) 6562 2006-05-15T21:54:23Z Cromwellt 61 /* Category capitalization */ I've changed my mind completely '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |} ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some counties, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) ==Category capitalization== Shall categories begin with upper cases or not? I am asking this because I have found different uses of upper and lower cases at [[Special:Categories]].--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 13:36, 14 April 2006 (UTC) :I had the same question a while back, though I asked it somewhere else. I think that categories should all be lowercase unless they are proper nouns, so that they work just like the entry titles. I'd say that you can go ahead an [[Wiktionary:Be bold|boldly]] change it, and if someone doesn't like it or has a better idea, they can change it back. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:33, 18 April 2006 (UTC) :If you do change it, don't forget to change the templates that refer to those categories, so that they put the words in the new place. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:22, 20 April 2006 (UTC) ::I see that [[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] has not worked on (or at least has not completed) changing the categories. I have completely changed my mind regarding them. The reason that articles in the (main) namespace are lowercase is to show the word as it is really meant to be and to distinguish between proper names and other words. This does not apply to categories or appendices (I just created the first appendix, [[:Appendix:Prepositions]]), though it should still apply to templates so that we don't have to type a capital letter every time we insert a template. Categories and appendices are ''groups'' of these words, and so should be capitalized regularly, just as they are in other projects. I am changing categories accordingly. Other thoughts? As I mentioned above, if we decide I'm wrong, we can boldly change it back. :) Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:54, 15 May 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) 6604 2006-05-19T12:00:49Z Archer7 83 WikiReader '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |} ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some counties, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) ==Category capitalization== Shall categories begin with upper cases or not? I am asking this because I have found different uses of upper and lower cases at [[Special:Categories]].--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 13:36, 14 April 2006 (UTC) :I had the same question a while back, though I asked it somewhere else. I think that categories should all be lowercase unless they are proper nouns, so that they work just like the entry titles. I'd say that you can go ahead an [[Wiktionary:Be bold|boldly]] change it, and if someone doesn't like it or has a better idea, they can change it back. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:33, 18 April 2006 (UTC) :If you do change it, don't forget to change the templates that refer to those categories, so that they put the words in the new place. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:22, 20 April 2006 (UTC) ::I see that [[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] has not worked on (or at least has not completed) changing the categories. I have completely changed my mind regarding them. The reason that articles in the (main) namespace are lowercase is to show the word as it is really meant to be and to distinguish between proper names and other words. This does not apply to categories or appendices (I just created the first appendix, [[:Appendix:Prepositions]]), though it should still apply to templates so that we don't have to type a capital letter every time we insert a template. Categories and appendices are ''groups'' of these words, and so should be capitalized regularly, just as they are in other projects. I am changing categories accordingly. Other thoughts? As I mentioned above, if we decide I'm wrong, we can boldly change it back. :) Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:54, 15 May 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == WikiReader == What do we think about publishing a WikiReader with the BE850 and BE1500? I'd be happy to do most of the work behind it (exporting to PDF, managing download site etc). [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 12:00, 19 May 2006 (UTC) 6615 2006-05-21T02:08:22Z Cromwellt 61 Translations '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |} ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some counties, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) ==Category capitalization== Shall categories begin with upper cases or not? I am asking this because I have found different uses of upper and lower cases at [[Special:Categories]].--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 13:36, 14 April 2006 (UTC) :I had the same question a while back, though I asked it somewhere else. I think that categories should all be lowercase unless they are proper nouns, so that they work just like the entry titles. I'd say that you can go ahead an [[Wiktionary:Be bold|boldly]] change it, and if someone doesn't like it or has a better idea, they can change it back. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:33, 18 April 2006 (UTC) :If you do change it, don't forget to change the templates that refer to those categories, so that they put the words in the new place. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:22, 20 April 2006 (UTC) ::I see that [[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] has not worked on (or at least has not completed) changing the categories. I have completely changed my mind regarding them. The reason that articles in the (main) namespace are lowercase is to show the word as it is really meant to be and to distinguish between proper names and other words. This does not apply to categories or appendices (I just created the first appendix, [[:Appendix:Prepositions]]), though it should still apply to templates so that we don't have to type a capital letter every time we insert a template. Categories and appendices are ''groups'' of these words, and so should be capitalized regularly, just as they are in other projects. I am changing categories accordingly. Other thoughts? As I mentioned above, if we decide I'm wrong, we can boldly change it back. :) Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:54, 15 May 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == WikiReader == What do we think about publishing a WikiReader with the BE850 and BE1500? I'd be happy to do most of the work behind it (exporting to PDF, managing download site etc). [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 12:00, 19 May 2006 (UTC) == Translations == Other Wiktionaries add translations for words into other languages. SEWiktionary is meant to give definitions of English words using simple English, so if we did add translations, we would not include those other words here, but only link to other wiktionaries. For example, if we translated "heavy" (meaning having a lot of weight), the Spanish is "pesado." We might link to the English Wiktionary page on [[:en:pesado]] or to the Spanish Wiktionary [[:es:pesado]]. These would be interwiki links, but under a translation section, not an "in other languages" sidebar interwiki, since each meaning should be translated separately. I think there are pros and cons to this idea. The pros are that our focus audience are people who are do not know much English, and many of them only know it as a second language, so a translation into their own language could be quite useful. The cons are that we are focused on English words. A translation would be a distraction from our focus. Also, that niche is already filled by the English Wiktionary. I think our focus should stay firmly fixed on simple English definitions of English words. Feel free to comment. We'll do what the community decides, of course. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:08, 21 May 2006 (UTC) 6616 2006-05-21T02:17:00Z Cromwellt 61 Etymologies/word histories '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |} ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some counties, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) ==Category capitalization== Shall categories begin with upper cases or not? I am asking this because I have found different uses of upper and lower cases at [[Special:Categories]].--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 13:36, 14 April 2006 (UTC) :I had the same question a while back, though I asked it somewhere else. I think that categories should all be lowercase unless they are proper nouns, so that they work just like the entry titles. I'd say that you can go ahead an [[Wiktionary:Be bold|boldly]] change it, and if someone doesn't like it or has a better idea, they can change it back. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:33, 18 April 2006 (UTC) :If you do change it, don't forget to change the templates that refer to those categories, so that they put the words in the new place. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:22, 20 April 2006 (UTC) ::I see that [[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] has not worked on (or at least has not completed) changing the categories. I have completely changed my mind regarding them. The reason that articles in the (main) namespace are lowercase is to show the word as it is really meant to be and to distinguish between proper names and other words. This does not apply to categories or appendices (I just created the first appendix, [[:Appendix:Prepositions]]), though it should still apply to templates so that we don't have to type a capital letter every time we insert a template. Categories and appendices are ''groups'' of these words, and so should be capitalized regularly, just as they are in other projects. I am changing categories accordingly. Other thoughts? As I mentioned above, if we decide I'm wrong, we can boldly change it back. :) Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:54, 15 May 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == WikiReader == What do we think about publishing a WikiReader with the BE850 and BE1500? I'd be happy to do most of the work behind it (exporting to PDF, managing download site etc). [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 12:00, 19 May 2006 (UTC) == Translations == Other Wiktionaries add translations for words into other languages. SEWiktionary is meant to give definitions of English words using simple English, so if we did add translations, we would not include those other words here, but only link to other wiktionaries. For example, if we translated "heavy" (meaning having a lot of weight), the Spanish is "pesado." We might link to the English Wiktionary page on [[:en:pesado]] or to the Spanish Wiktionary [[:es:pesado]]. These would be interwiki links, but under a translation section, not an "in other languages" sidebar interwiki, since each meaning should be translated separately. I think there are pros and cons to this idea. The pros are that our focus audience are people who are do not know much English, and many of them only know it as a second language, so a translation into their own language could be quite useful. The cons are that we are focused on English words. A translation would be a distraction from our focus. Also, that niche is already filled by the English Wiktionary. I think our focus should stay firmly fixed on simple English definitions of English words. Feel free to comment. We'll do what the community decides, of course. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:08, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == Etymologies/word histories == Another thing that has come up is the question of etymologies. English Wiktionary and others show the etymology of each word, and tend to have the earlier forms as separate entries. Because we are focused on English words (that is, Modern English), we would not include those early forms separately, but we could include unlinked word origins/etymologies. Again, there are pros and cons. Etymologies could be difficult to understand for someone who doesn't know much English. Additionally, they are not our focus, and could be a distraction. Plus, English Wiktionary already does that more effectively. On the other hand, I think it is cool to show where words come from, and this can help people understand why a word is spelled a particular way, I think. English orthography is one of the hardest parts of learning English, but knowing where a word comes from helps significantly in understanding its orthography (spelling). That said, teaching English is not our goal here, any more than it is the goal of Simple English Wikipedia. We are writing a dictionary here, not an English 101 textbook. If people use us to learn English, that is their own choice, but it is not our focus. I guess I could go either way on this one. I tentatively '''support''' adding etymologies to words. What do all of you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:16, 21 May 2006 (UTC) 6649 2006-05-23T19:03:32Z Cromwellt 61 /* WikiReader */ Sounds good '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |} ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some counties, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) ==Category capitalization== Shall categories begin with upper cases or not? I am asking this because I have found different uses of upper and lower cases at [[Special:Categories]].--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 13:36, 14 April 2006 (UTC) :I had the same question a while back, though I asked it somewhere else. I think that categories should all be lowercase unless they are proper nouns, so that they work just like the entry titles. I'd say that you can go ahead an [[Wiktionary:Be bold|boldly]] change it, and if someone doesn't like it or has a better idea, they can change it back. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:33, 18 April 2006 (UTC) :If you do change it, don't forget to change the templates that refer to those categories, so that they put the words in the new place. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:22, 20 April 2006 (UTC) ::I see that [[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] has not worked on (or at least has not completed) changing the categories. I have completely changed my mind regarding them. The reason that articles in the (main) namespace are lowercase is to show the word as it is really meant to be and to distinguish between proper names and other words. This does not apply to categories or appendices (I just created the first appendix, [[:Appendix:Prepositions]]), though it should still apply to templates so that we don't have to type a capital letter every time we insert a template. Categories and appendices are ''groups'' of these words, and so should be capitalized regularly, just as they are in other projects. I am changing categories accordingly. Other thoughts? As I mentioned above, if we decide I'm wrong, we can boldly change it back. :) Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:54, 15 May 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == WikiReader == What do we think about publishing a WikiReader with the BE850 and BE1500? I'd be happy to do most of the work behind it (exporting to PDF, managing download site etc). [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 12:00, 19 May 2006 (UTC) :I'm thinking we should probably have them mostly done before we worry about that, but other than that, sound good. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 19:03, 23 May 2006 (UTC) == Translations == Other Wiktionaries add translations for words into other languages. SEWiktionary is meant to give definitions of English words using simple English, so if we did add translations, we would not include those other words here, but only link to other wiktionaries. For example, if we translated "heavy" (meaning having a lot of weight), the Spanish is "pesado." We might link to the English Wiktionary page on [[:en:pesado]] or to the Spanish Wiktionary [[:es:pesado]]. These would be interwiki links, but under a translation section, not an "in other languages" sidebar interwiki, since each meaning should be translated separately. I think there are pros and cons to this idea. The pros are that our focus audience are people who are do not know much English, and many of them only know it as a second language, so a translation into their own language could be quite useful. The cons are that we are focused on English words. A translation would be a distraction from our focus. Also, that niche is already filled by the English Wiktionary. I think our focus should stay firmly fixed on simple English definitions of English words. Feel free to comment. We'll do what the community decides, of course. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:08, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == Etymologies/word histories == Another thing that has come up is the question of etymologies. English Wiktionary and others show the etymology of each word, and tend to have the earlier forms as separate entries. Because we are focused on English words (that is, Modern English), we would not include those early forms separately, but we could include unlinked word origins/etymologies. Again, there are pros and cons. Etymologies could be difficult to understand for someone who doesn't know much English. Additionally, they are not our focus, and could be a distraction. Plus, English Wiktionary already does that more effectively. On the other hand, I think it is cool to show where words come from, and this can help people understand why a word is spelled a particular way, I think. English orthography is one of the hardest parts of learning English, but knowing where a word comes from helps significantly in understanding its orthography (spelling). That said, teaching English is not our goal here, any more than it is the goal of Simple English Wikipedia. We are writing a dictionary here, not an English 101 textbook. If people use us to learn English, that is their own choice, but it is not our focus. I guess I could go either way on this one. I tentatively '''support''' adding etymologies to words. What do all of you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:16, 21 May 2006 (UTC) 7190 2006-07-16T01:26:01Z Brett 77 How detailed do we go? '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |} ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some counties, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) ==Category capitalization== Shall categories begin with upper cases or not? I am asking this because I have found different uses of upper and lower cases at [[Special:Categories]].--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 13:36, 14 April 2006 (UTC) :I had the same question a while back, though I asked it somewhere else. I think that categories should all be lowercase unless they are proper nouns, so that they work just like the entry titles. I'd say that you can go ahead an [[Wiktionary:Be bold|boldly]] change it, and if someone doesn't like it or has a better idea, they can change it back. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:33, 18 April 2006 (UTC) :If you do change it, don't forget to change the templates that refer to those categories, so that they put the words in the new place. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:22, 20 April 2006 (UTC) ::I see that [[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] has not worked on (or at least has not completed) changing the categories. I have completely changed my mind regarding them. The reason that articles in the (main) namespace are lowercase is to show the word as it is really meant to be and to distinguish between proper names and other words. This does not apply to categories or appendices (I just created the first appendix, [[:Appendix:Prepositions]]), though it should still apply to templates so that we don't have to type a capital letter every time we insert a template. Categories and appendices are ''groups'' of these words, and so should be capitalized regularly, just as they are in other projects. I am changing categories accordingly. Other thoughts? As I mentioned above, if we decide I'm wrong, we can boldly change it back. :) Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:54, 15 May 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == WikiReader == What do we think about publishing a WikiReader with the BE850 and BE1500? I'd be happy to do most of the work behind it (exporting to PDF, managing download site etc). [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 12:00, 19 May 2006 (UTC) :I'm thinking we should probably have them mostly done before we worry about that, but other than that, sound good. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 19:03, 23 May 2006 (UTC) == Translations == Other Wiktionaries add translations for words into other languages. SEWiktionary is meant to give definitions of English words using simple English, so if we did add translations, we would not include those other words here, but only link to other wiktionaries. For example, if we translated "heavy" (meaning having a lot of weight), the Spanish is "pesado." We might link to the English Wiktionary page on [[:en:pesado]] or to the Spanish Wiktionary [[:es:pesado]]. These would be interwiki links, but under a translation section, not an "in other languages" sidebar interwiki, since each meaning should be translated separately. I think there are pros and cons to this idea. The pros are that our focus audience are people who are do not know much English, and many of them only know it as a second language, so a translation into their own language could be quite useful. The cons are that we are focused on English words. A translation would be a distraction from our focus. Also, that niche is already filled by the English Wiktionary. I think our focus should stay firmly fixed on simple English definitions of English words. Feel free to comment. We'll do what the community decides, of course. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:08, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == Etymologies/word histories == Another thing that has come up is the question of etymologies. English Wiktionary and others show the etymology of each word, and tend to have the earlier forms as separate entries. Because we are focused on English words (that is, Modern English), we would not include those early forms separately, but we could include unlinked word origins/etymologies. Again, there are pros and cons. Etymologies could be difficult to understand for someone who doesn't know much English. Additionally, they are not our focus, and could be a distraction. Plus, English Wiktionary already does that more effectively. On the other hand, I think it is cool to show where words come from, and this can help people understand why a word is spelled a particular way, I think. English orthography is one of the hardest parts of learning English, but knowing where a word comes from helps significantly in understanding its orthography (spelling). That said, teaching English is not our goal here, any more than it is the goal of Simple English Wikipedia. We are writing a dictionary here, not an English 101 textbook. If people use us to learn English, that is their own choice, but it is not our focus. I guess I could go either way on this one. I tentatively '''support''' adding etymologies to words. What do all of you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:16, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == How detailed do we go? == In articles such as that for [[sad]], some users have obvioulsy gone to a great deal of trouble to flesh out all sorts of synonyms, related words, etc. Unfortunately, few of the words are very simple (or even useful. For example, on the [[sad]] page we have ''glum''.) I think this kind of detail needs to be pared back to avoid being overwhelming to English language learners. 7191 2006-07-16T01:26:39Z Brett 77 /* How detailed do we go? */ '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |} ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some counties, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) ==Category capitalization== Shall categories begin with upper cases or not? I am asking this because I have found different uses of upper and lower cases at [[Special:Categories]].--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 13:36, 14 April 2006 (UTC) :I had the same question a while back, though I asked it somewhere else. I think that categories should all be lowercase unless they are proper nouns, so that they work just like the entry titles. I'd say that you can go ahead an [[Wiktionary:Be bold|boldly]] change it, and if someone doesn't like it or has a better idea, they can change it back. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:33, 18 April 2006 (UTC) :If you do change it, don't forget to change the templates that refer to those categories, so that they put the words in the new place. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:22, 20 April 2006 (UTC) ::I see that [[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] has not worked on (or at least has not completed) changing the categories. I have completely changed my mind regarding them. The reason that articles in the (main) namespace are lowercase is to show the word as it is really meant to be and to distinguish between proper names and other words. This does not apply to categories or appendices (I just created the first appendix, [[:Appendix:Prepositions]]), though it should still apply to templates so that we don't have to type a capital letter every time we insert a template. Categories and appendices are ''groups'' of these words, and so should be capitalized regularly, just as they are in other projects. I am changing categories accordingly. Other thoughts? As I mentioned above, if we decide I'm wrong, we can boldly change it back. :) Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:54, 15 May 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == WikiReader == What do we think about publishing a WikiReader with the BE850 and BE1500? I'd be happy to do most of the work behind it (exporting to PDF, managing download site etc). [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 12:00, 19 May 2006 (UTC) :I'm thinking we should probably have them mostly done before we worry about that, but other than that, sound good. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 19:03, 23 May 2006 (UTC) == Translations == Other Wiktionaries add translations for words into other languages. SEWiktionary is meant to give definitions of English words using simple English, so if we did add translations, we would not include those other words here, but only link to other wiktionaries. For example, if we translated "heavy" (meaning having a lot of weight), the Spanish is "pesado." We might link to the English Wiktionary page on [[:en:pesado]] or to the Spanish Wiktionary [[:es:pesado]]. These would be interwiki links, but under a translation section, not an "in other languages" sidebar interwiki, since each meaning should be translated separately. I think there are pros and cons to this idea. The pros are that our focus audience are people who are do not know much English, and many of them only know it as a second language, so a translation into their own language could be quite useful. The cons are that we are focused on English words. A translation would be a distraction from our focus. Also, that niche is already filled by the English Wiktionary. I think our focus should stay firmly fixed on simple English definitions of English words. Feel free to comment. We'll do what the community decides, of course. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:08, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == Etymologies/word histories == Another thing that has come up is the question of etymologies. English Wiktionary and others show the etymology of each word, and tend to have the earlier forms as separate entries. Because we are focused on English words (that is, Modern English), we would not include those early forms separately, but we could include unlinked word origins/etymologies. Again, there are pros and cons. Etymologies could be difficult to understand for someone who doesn't know much English. Additionally, they are not our focus, and could be a distraction. Plus, English Wiktionary already does that more effectively. On the other hand, I think it is cool to show where words come from, and this can help people understand why a word is spelled a particular way, I think. English orthography is one of the hardest parts of learning English, but knowing where a word comes from helps significantly in understanding its orthography (spelling). That said, teaching English is not our goal here, any more than it is the goal of Simple English Wikipedia. We are writing a dictionary here, not an English 101 textbook. If people use us to learn English, that is their own choice, but it is not our focus. I guess I could go either way on this one. I tentatively '''support''' adding etymologies to words. What do all of you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:16, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == How detailed do we go? == In articles such as that for [[sad]], some users have obvioulsy gone to a great deal of trouble to flesh out all sorts of synonyms, related words, etc. Unfortunately, few of the words are very simple (or even useful. For example, on the [[sad]] page we have ''glum''.) I think this kind of detail needs to be pared back to avoid being overwhelming to English language learners. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:26, 16 July 2006 (UTC) 7192 2006-07-16T01:27:20Z Brett 77 /* How detailed do we go? */ '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |} ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some counties, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) ==Category capitalization== Shall categories begin with upper cases or not? I am asking this because I have found different uses of upper and lower cases at [[Special:Categories]].--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 13:36, 14 April 2006 (UTC) :I had the same question a while back, though I asked it somewhere else. I think that categories should all be lowercase unless they are proper nouns, so that they work just like the entry titles. I'd say that you can go ahead an [[Wiktionary:Be bold|boldly]] change it, and if someone doesn't like it or has a better idea, they can change it back. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:33, 18 April 2006 (UTC) :If you do change it, don't forget to change the templates that refer to those categories, so that they put the words in the new place. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:22, 20 April 2006 (UTC) ::I see that [[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] has not worked on (or at least has not completed) changing the categories. I have completely changed my mind regarding them. The reason that articles in the (main) namespace are lowercase is to show the word as it is really meant to be and to distinguish between proper names and other words. This does not apply to categories or appendices (I just created the first appendix, [[:Appendix:Prepositions]]), though it should still apply to templates so that we don't have to type a capital letter every time we insert a template. Categories and appendices are ''groups'' of these words, and so should be capitalized regularly, just as they are in other projects. I am changing categories accordingly. Other thoughts? As I mentioned above, if we decide I'm wrong, we can boldly change it back. :) Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:54, 15 May 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == WikiReader == What do we think about publishing a WikiReader with the BE850 and BE1500? I'd be happy to do most of the work behind it (exporting to PDF, managing download site etc). [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 12:00, 19 May 2006 (UTC) :I'm thinking we should probably have them mostly done before we worry about that, but other than that, sound good. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 19:03, 23 May 2006 (UTC) == Translations == Other Wiktionaries add translations for words into other languages. SEWiktionary is meant to give definitions of English words using simple English, so if we did add translations, we would not include those other words here, but only link to other wiktionaries. For example, if we translated "heavy" (meaning having a lot of weight), the Spanish is "pesado." We might link to the English Wiktionary page on [[:en:pesado]] or to the Spanish Wiktionary [[:es:pesado]]. These would be interwiki links, but under a translation section, not an "in other languages" sidebar interwiki, since each meaning should be translated separately. I think there are pros and cons to this idea. The pros are that our focus audience are people who are do not know much English, and many of them only know it as a second language, so a translation into their own language could be quite useful. The cons are that we are focused on English words. A translation would be a distraction from our focus. Also, that niche is already filled by the English Wiktionary. I think our focus should stay firmly fixed on simple English definitions of English words. Feel free to comment. We'll do what the community decides, of course. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:08, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == Etymologies/word histories == Another thing that has come up is the question of etymologies. English Wiktionary and others show the etymology of each word, and tend to have the earlier forms as separate entries. Because we are focused on English words (that is, Modern English), we would not include those early forms separately, but we could include unlinked word origins/etymologies. Again, there are pros and cons. Etymologies could be difficult to understand for someone who doesn't know much English. Additionally, they are not our focus, and could be a distraction. Plus, English Wiktionary already does that more effectively. On the other hand, I think it is cool to show where words come from, and this can help people understand why a word is spelled a particular way, I think. English orthography is one of the hardest parts of learning English, but knowing where a word comes from helps significantly in understanding its orthography (spelling). That said, teaching English is not our goal here, any more than it is the goal of Simple English Wikipedia. We are writing a dictionary here, not an English 101 textbook. If people use us to learn English, that is their own choice, but it is not our focus. I guess I could go either way on this one. I tentatively '''support''' adding etymologies to words. What do all of you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:16, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == How detailed do we go? == In articles such as that for [[sad]], some users have obvioulsy gone to a great deal of trouble to flesh out all sorts of synonyms, related words, etc. Unfortunately, few of the words are very simple (or even useful. For example, on the [[sad]] page we have ''glum'' as a synonym.) I think this kind of detail needs to be pared back to avoid being overwhelming to English language learners. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:26, 16 July 2006 (UTC) 7314 2006-07-18T18:45:05Z Brett 77 '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |} ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some counties, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) ==Category capitalization== Shall categories begin with upper cases or not? I am asking this because I have found different uses of upper and lower cases at [[Special:Categories]].--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 13:36, 14 April 2006 (UTC) :I had the same question a while back, though I asked it somewhere else. I think that categories should all be lowercase unless they are proper nouns, so that they work just like the entry titles. I'd say that you can go ahead an [[Wiktionary:Be bold|boldly]] change it, and if someone doesn't like it or has a better idea, they can change it back. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:33, 18 April 2006 (UTC) :If you do change it, don't forget to change the templates that refer to those categories, so that they put the words in the new place. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:22, 20 April 2006 (UTC) ::I see that [[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] has not worked on (or at least has not completed) changing the categories. I have completely changed my mind regarding them. The reason that articles in the (main) namespace are lowercase is to show the word as it is really meant to be and to distinguish between proper names and other words. This does not apply to categories or appendices (I just created the first appendix, [[:Appendix:Prepositions]]), though it should still apply to templates so that we don't have to type a capital letter every time we insert a template. Categories and appendices are ''groups'' of these words, and so should be capitalized regularly, just as they are in other projects. I am changing categories accordingly. Other thoughts? As I mentioned above, if we decide I'm wrong, we can boldly change it back. :) Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:54, 15 May 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == WikiReader == What do we think about publishing a WikiReader with the BE850 and BE1500? I'd be happy to do most of the work behind it (exporting to PDF, managing download site etc). [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 12:00, 19 May 2006 (UTC) :I'm thinking we should probably have them mostly done before we worry about that, but other than that, sound good. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 19:03, 23 May 2006 (UTC) == Translations == Other Wiktionaries add translations for words into other languages. SEWiktionary is meant to give definitions of English words using simple English, so if we did add translations, we would not include those other words here, but only link to other wiktionaries. For example, if we translated "heavy" (meaning having a lot of weight), the Spanish is "pesado." We might link to the English Wiktionary page on [[:en:pesado]] or to the Spanish Wiktionary [[:es:pesado]]. These would be interwiki links, but under a translation section, not an "in other languages" sidebar interwiki, since each meaning should be translated separately. I think there are pros and cons to this idea. The pros are that our focus audience are people who are do not know much English, and many of them only know it as a second language, so a translation into their own language could be quite useful. The cons are that we are focused on English words. A translation would be a distraction from our focus. Also, that niche is already filled by the English Wiktionary. I think our focus should stay firmly fixed on simple English definitions of English words. Feel free to comment. We'll do what the community decides, of course. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:08, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == Etymologies/word histories == Another thing that has come up is the question of etymologies. English Wiktionary and others show the etymology of each word, and tend to have the earlier forms as separate entries. Because we are focused on English words (that is, Modern English), we would not include those early forms separately, but we could include unlinked word origins/etymologies. Again, there are pros and cons. Etymologies could be difficult to understand for someone who doesn't know much English. Additionally, they are not our focus, and could be a distraction. Plus, English Wiktionary already does that more effectively. On the other hand, I think it is cool to show where words come from, and this can help people understand why a word is spelled a particular way, I think. English orthography is one of the hardest parts of learning English, but knowing where a word comes from helps significantly in understanding its orthography (spelling). That said, teaching English is not our goal here, any more than it is the goal of Simple English Wikipedia. We are writing a dictionary here, not an English 101 textbook. If people use us to learn English, that is their own choice, but it is not our focus. I guess I could go either way on this one. I tentatively '''support''' adding etymologies to words. What do all of you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:16, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == How detailed do we go? == In articles such as that for [[sad]], some users have obvioulsy gone to a great deal of trouble to flesh out all sorts of synonyms, related words, etc. Unfortunately, few of the words are very simple (or even useful. For example, on the [[sad]] page we have ''glum'' as a synonym.) I think this kind of detail needs to be pared back to avoid being overwhelming to English language learners. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:26, 16 July 2006 (UTC) ==Workshop== The following was posted by Adam Kilgarriff on the Corpora mailing list ---- CALL FOR PARTICIPATION; Programme now available Fourth International Workshop on DICTIONARY WRITING SYSTEMS (DWS06) Torino, Italy Afternoon (13.30-17.30), Tuesday, 5 September 2006 (pre-EURALEX http://www.euralex2006.unito.it) A dictionary writing system (DWS) is a piece of software for writing and producing a dictionary. It might include an editor, a database, a web interface and various management tools (for allocating work etc.) It operates with a dictionary grammar, which specifies the structure of the dictionary. The workshop is relevant for: dictionary project managers lexical database users and developers lexicographers students of lexicography, lexicology, computational linguistics The workshop follows similar successful events in Brighton, UK in 2002 and 2003, and Brno, the Czech Republic in 2004. Website: http://nlp.fi.muni.cz/dws06 :Adam Kilgarriff http://kilgarriff.co.uk :Lexicography MasterClass http://lexmasterclass.com :Lexical Computing Ltd http://sketchengine.co.uk :University of Sussex +44 (0)12 73 705 773 :mailto:adam@lexmasterclass.com +44 (0)79 71 867 845 --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:45, 18 July 2006 (UTC) 8017 2006-07-23T20:39:02Z Cromwellt 61 Logo discussion '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |} ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some counties, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) ==Category capitalization== Shall categories begin with upper cases or not? I am asking this because I have found different uses of upper and lower cases at [[Special:Categories]].--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 13:36, 14 April 2006 (UTC) :I had the same question a while back, though I asked it somewhere else. I think that categories should all be lowercase unless they are proper nouns, so that they work just like the entry titles. I'd say that you can go ahead an [[Wiktionary:Be bold|boldly]] change it, and if someone doesn't like it or has a better idea, they can change it back. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:33, 18 April 2006 (UTC) :If you do change it, don't forget to change the templates that refer to those categories, so that they put the words in the new place. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:22, 20 April 2006 (UTC) ::I see that [[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] has not worked on (or at least has not completed) changing the categories. I have completely changed my mind regarding them. The reason that articles in the (main) namespace are lowercase is to show the word as it is really meant to be and to distinguish between proper names and other words. This does not apply to categories or appendices (I just created the first appendix, [[:Appendix:Prepositions]]), though it should still apply to templates so that we don't have to type a capital letter every time we insert a template. Categories and appendices are ''groups'' of these words, and so should be capitalized regularly, just as they are in other projects. I am changing categories accordingly. Other thoughts? As I mentioned above, if we decide I'm wrong, we can boldly change it back. :) Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:54, 15 May 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == WikiReader == What do we think about publishing a WikiReader with the BE850 and BE1500? I'd be happy to do most of the work behind it (exporting to PDF, managing download site etc). [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 12:00, 19 May 2006 (UTC) :I'm thinking we should probably have them mostly done before we worry about that, but other than that, sound good. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 19:03, 23 May 2006 (UTC) == Translations == Other Wiktionaries add translations for words into other languages. SEWiktionary is meant to give definitions of English words using simple English, so if we did add translations, we would not include those other words here, but only link to other wiktionaries. For example, if we translated "heavy" (meaning having a lot of weight), the Spanish is "pesado." We might link to the English Wiktionary page on [[:en:pesado]] or to the Spanish Wiktionary [[:es:pesado]]. These would be interwiki links, but under a translation section, not an "in other languages" sidebar interwiki, since each meaning should be translated separately. I think there are pros and cons to this idea. The pros are that our focus audience are people who are do not know much English, and many of them only know it as a second language, so a translation into their own language could be quite useful. The cons are that we are focused on English words. A translation would be a distraction from our focus. Also, that niche is already filled by the English Wiktionary. I think our focus should stay firmly fixed on simple English definitions of English words. Feel free to comment. We'll do what the community decides, of course. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:08, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == Etymologies/word histories == Another thing that has come up is the question of etymologies. English Wiktionary and others show the etymology of each word, and tend to have the earlier forms as separate entries. Because we are focused on English words (that is, Modern English), we would not include those early forms separately, but we could include unlinked word origins/etymologies. Again, there are pros and cons. Etymologies could be difficult to understand for someone who doesn't know much English. Additionally, they are not our focus, and could be a distraction. Plus, English Wiktionary already does that more effectively. On the other hand, I think it is cool to show where words come from, and this can help people understand why a word is spelled a particular way, I think. English orthography is one of the hardest parts of learning English, but knowing where a word comes from helps significantly in understanding its orthography (spelling). That said, teaching English is not our goal here, any more than it is the goal of Simple English Wikipedia. We are writing a dictionary here, not an English 101 textbook. If people use us to learn English, that is their own choice, but it is not our focus. I guess I could go either way on this one. I tentatively '''support''' adding etymologies to words. What do all of you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:16, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == How detailed do we go? == In articles such as that for [[sad]], some users have obvioulsy gone to a great deal of trouble to flesh out all sorts of synonyms, related words, etc. Unfortunately, few of the words are very simple (or even useful. For example, on the [[sad]] page we have ''glum'' as a synonym.) I think this kind of detail needs to be pared back to avoid being overwhelming to English language learners. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:26, 16 July 2006 (UTC) ==Workshop== The following was posted by Adam Kilgarriff on the Corpora mailing list ---- CALL FOR PARTICIPATION; Programme now available Fourth International Workshop on DICTIONARY WRITING SYSTEMS (DWS06) Torino, Italy Afternoon (13.30-17.30), Tuesday, 5 September 2006 (pre-EURALEX http://www.euralex2006.unito.it) A dictionary writing system (DWS) is a piece of software for writing and producing a dictionary. It might include an editor, a database, a web interface and various management tools (for allocating work etc.) It operates with a dictionary grammar, which specifies the structure of the dictionary. The workshop is relevant for: dictionary project managers lexical database users and developers lexicographers students of lexicography, lexicology, computational linguistics The workshop follows similar successful events in Brighton, UK in 2002 and 2003, and Brno, the Czech Republic in 2004. Website: http://nlp.fi.muni.cz/dws06 :Adam Kilgarriff http://kilgarriff.co.uk :Lexicography MasterClass http://lexmasterclass.com :Lexical Computing Ltd http://sketchengine.co.uk :University of Sussex +44 (0)12 73 705 773 :mailto:adam@lexmasterclass.com +44 (0)79 71 867 845 --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:45, 18 July 2006 (UTC) == Logo discussion == Greetings, I apologise for writing in English. There is a discussion about the logo for Wiktionary at [[meta:Wiktionary/logo]]. Please go there and help us decide. Please also put this message on your community page. Thank you. -[[meta:User:Dbmag9|Dbmag9]] (copied here from [[talk:Main Page]] by [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:39, 23 July 2006 (UTC)) 8018 2006-07-23T20:44:49Z Cromwellt 61 /* How detailed do we go? */ comments, recommendations '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |} ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some counties, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) ==Category capitalization== Shall categories begin with upper cases or not? I am asking this because I have found different uses of upper and lower cases at [[Special:Categories]].--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 13:36, 14 April 2006 (UTC) :I had the same question a while back, though I asked it somewhere else. I think that categories should all be lowercase unless they are proper nouns, so that they work just like the entry titles. I'd say that you can go ahead an [[Wiktionary:Be bold|boldly]] change it, and if someone doesn't like it or has a better idea, they can change it back. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:33, 18 April 2006 (UTC) :If you do change it, don't forget to change the templates that refer to those categories, so that they put the words in the new place. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:22, 20 April 2006 (UTC) ::I see that [[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] has not worked on (or at least has not completed) changing the categories. I have completely changed my mind regarding them. The reason that articles in the (main) namespace are lowercase is to show the word as it is really meant to be and to distinguish between proper names and other words. This does not apply to categories or appendices (I just created the first appendix, [[:Appendix:Prepositions]]), though it should still apply to templates so that we don't have to type a capital letter every time we insert a template. Categories and appendices are ''groups'' of these words, and so should be capitalized regularly, just as they are in other projects. I am changing categories accordingly. Other thoughts? As I mentioned above, if we decide I'm wrong, we can boldly change it back. :) Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:54, 15 May 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == WikiReader == What do we think about publishing a WikiReader with the BE850 and BE1500? I'd be happy to do most of the work behind it (exporting to PDF, managing download site etc). [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 12:00, 19 May 2006 (UTC) :I'm thinking we should probably have them mostly done before we worry about that, but other than that, sound good. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 19:03, 23 May 2006 (UTC) == Translations == Other Wiktionaries add translations for words into other languages. SEWiktionary is meant to give definitions of English words using simple English, so if we did add translations, we would not include those other words here, but only link to other wiktionaries. For example, if we translated "heavy" (meaning having a lot of weight), the Spanish is "pesado." We might link to the English Wiktionary page on [[:en:pesado]] or to the Spanish Wiktionary [[:es:pesado]]. These would be interwiki links, but under a translation section, not an "in other languages" sidebar interwiki, since each meaning should be translated separately. I think there are pros and cons to this idea. The pros are that our focus audience are people who are do not know much English, and many of them only know it as a second language, so a translation into their own language could be quite useful. The cons are that we are focused on English words. A translation would be a distraction from our focus. Also, that niche is already filled by the English Wiktionary. I think our focus should stay firmly fixed on simple English definitions of English words. Feel free to comment. We'll do what the community decides, of course. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:08, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == Etymologies/word histories == Another thing that has come up is the question of etymologies. English Wiktionary and others show the etymology of each word, and tend to have the earlier forms as separate entries. Because we are focused on English words (that is, Modern English), we would not include those early forms separately, but we could include unlinked word origins/etymologies. Again, there are pros and cons. Etymologies could be difficult to understand for someone who doesn't know much English. Additionally, they are not our focus, and could be a distraction. Plus, English Wiktionary already does that more effectively. On the other hand, I think it is cool to show where words come from, and this can help people understand why a word is spelled a particular way, I think. English orthography is one of the hardest parts of learning English, but knowing where a word comes from helps significantly in understanding its orthography (spelling). That said, teaching English is not our goal here, any more than it is the goal of Simple English Wikipedia. We are writing a dictionary here, not an English 101 textbook. If people use us to learn English, that is their own choice, but it is not our focus. I guess I could go either way on this one. I tentatively '''support''' adding etymologies to words. What do all of you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:16, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == How detailed do we go? == In articles such as that for [[sad]], some users have obvioulsy gone to a great deal of trouble to flesh out all sorts of synonyms, related words, etc. Unfortunately, few of the words are very simple (or even useful. For example, on the [[sad]] page we have ''glum'' as a synonym.) I think this kind of detail needs to be pared back to avoid being overwhelming to English language learners. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:26, 16 July 2006 (UTC) :Yeah, I was the one who put all those synonyms and antonyms on there. I still think it is useful, and it is obvious that they are synonyms, etc. by their placement, but I guess I did go a little overboard. But this wiktionary should not be limited to Simple English words. It should include all English words, but the definitions should be limited to simple English. People may find the word [[glum]] and wonder what it means, but not be able to understand the English Wiktionary definition. We need that entry here, and its connection to [[sad]] seems very logical. I think [[lugubrious]] should be cut out sooner than [[glum]]. Limiting the synonyms and antonyms may be useful in some ways, but we are about including information, not leaving it out. We might even want to include (for example) a main synonym section, and later on a section on ''other synonyms''. I don't know. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:44, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ==Workshop== The following was posted by Adam Kilgarriff on the Corpora mailing list ---- CALL FOR PARTICIPATION; Programme now available Fourth International Workshop on DICTIONARY WRITING SYSTEMS (DWS06) Torino, Italy Afternoon (13.30-17.30), Tuesday, 5 September 2006 (pre-EURALEX http://www.euralex2006.unito.it) A dictionary writing system (DWS) is a piece of software for writing and producing a dictionary. It might include an editor, a database, a web interface and various management tools (for allocating work etc.) It operates with a dictionary grammar, which specifies the structure of the dictionary. The workshop is relevant for: dictionary project managers lexical database users and developers lexicographers students of lexicography, lexicology, computational linguistics The workshop follows similar successful events in Brighton, UK in 2002 and 2003, and Brno, the Czech Republic in 2004. Website: http://nlp.fi.muni.cz/dws06 :Adam Kilgarriff http://kilgarriff.co.uk :Lexicography MasterClass http://lexmasterclass.com :Lexical Computing Ltd http://sketchengine.co.uk :University of Sussex +44 (0)12 73 705 773 :mailto:adam@lexmasterclass.com +44 (0)79 71 867 845 --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:45, 18 July 2006 (UTC) == Logo discussion == Greetings, I apologise for writing in English. There is a discussion about the logo for Wiktionary at [[meta:Wiktionary/logo]]. Please go there and help us decide. Please also put this message on your community page. Thank you. -[[meta:User:Dbmag9|Dbmag9]] (copied here from [[talk:Main Page]] by [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:39, 23 July 2006 (UTC)) 8036 2006-07-23T23:58:36Z Brett 77 /* How detailed do we go? */ '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |} ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some counties, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) ==Category capitalization== Shall categories begin with upper cases or not? I am asking this because I have found different uses of upper and lower cases at [[Special:Categories]].--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 13:36, 14 April 2006 (UTC) :I had the same question a while back, though I asked it somewhere else. I think that categories should all be lowercase unless they are proper nouns, so that they work just like the entry titles. I'd say that you can go ahead an [[Wiktionary:Be bold|boldly]] change it, and if someone doesn't like it or has a better idea, they can change it back. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:33, 18 April 2006 (UTC) :If you do change it, don't forget to change the templates that refer to those categories, so that they put the words in the new place. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:22, 20 April 2006 (UTC) ::I see that [[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] has not worked on (or at least has not completed) changing the categories. I have completely changed my mind regarding them. The reason that articles in the (main) namespace are lowercase is to show the word as it is really meant to be and to distinguish between proper names and other words. This does not apply to categories or appendices (I just created the first appendix, [[:Appendix:Prepositions]]), though it should still apply to templates so that we don't have to type a capital letter every time we insert a template. Categories and appendices are ''groups'' of these words, and so should be capitalized regularly, just as they are in other projects. I am changing categories accordingly. Other thoughts? As I mentioned above, if we decide I'm wrong, we can boldly change it back. :) Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:54, 15 May 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == WikiReader == What do we think about publishing a WikiReader with the BE850 and BE1500? I'd be happy to do most of the work behind it (exporting to PDF, managing download site etc). [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 12:00, 19 May 2006 (UTC) :I'm thinking we should probably have them mostly done before we worry about that, but other than that, sound good. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 19:03, 23 May 2006 (UTC) == Translations == Other Wiktionaries add translations for words into other languages. SEWiktionary is meant to give definitions of English words using simple English, so if we did add translations, we would not include those other words here, but only link to other wiktionaries. For example, if we translated "heavy" (meaning having a lot of weight), the Spanish is "pesado." We might link to the English Wiktionary page on [[:en:pesado]] or to the Spanish Wiktionary [[:es:pesado]]. These would be interwiki links, but under a translation section, not an "in other languages" sidebar interwiki, since each meaning should be translated separately. I think there are pros and cons to this idea. The pros are that our focus audience are people who are do not know much English, and many of them only know it as a second language, so a translation into their own language could be quite useful. The cons are that we are focused on English words. A translation would be a distraction from our focus. Also, that niche is already filled by the English Wiktionary. I think our focus should stay firmly fixed on simple English definitions of English words. Feel free to comment. We'll do what the community decides, of course. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:08, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == Etymologies/word histories == Another thing that has come up is the question of etymologies. English Wiktionary and others show the etymology of each word, and tend to have the earlier forms as separate entries. Because we are focused on English words (that is, Modern English), we would not include those early forms separately, but we could include unlinked word origins/etymologies. Again, there are pros and cons. Etymologies could be difficult to understand for someone who doesn't know much English. Additionally, they are not our focus, and could be a distraction. Plus, English Wiktionary already does that more effectively. On the other hand, I think it is cool to show where words come from, and this can help people understand why a word is spelled a particular way, I think. English orthography is one of the hardest parts of learning English, but knowing where a word comes from helps significantly in understanding its orthography (spelling). That said, teaching English is not our goal here, any more than it is the goal of Simple English Wikipedia. We are writing a dictionary here, not an English 101 textbook. If people use us to learn English, that is their own choice, but it is not our focus. I guess I could go either way on this one. I tentatively '''support''' adding etymologies to words. What do all of you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:16, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == How detailed do we go? == In articles such as that for [[sad]], some users have obvioulsy gone to a great deal of trouble to flesh out all sorts of synonyms, related words, etc. Unfortunately, few of the words are very simple (or even useful. For example, on the [[sad]] page we have ''glum'' as a synonym.) I think this kind of detail needs to be pared back to avoid being overwhelming to English language learners. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:26, 16 July 2006 (UTC) :Yeah, I was the one who put all those synonyms and antonyms on there. I still think it is useful, and it is obvious that they are synonyms, etc. by their placement, but I guess I did go a little overboard. But this wiktionary should not be limited to Simple English words. It should include all English words, but the definitions should be limited to simple English. People may find the word [[glum]] and wonder what it means, but not be able to understand the English Wiktionary definition. We need that entry here, and its connection to [[sad]] seems very logical. I think [[lugubrious]] should be cut out sooner than [[glum]]. Limiting the synonyms and antonyms may be useful in some ways, but we are about including information, not leaving it out. We might even want to include (for example) a main synonym section, and later on a section on ''other synonyms''. I don't know. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:44, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::Indeed, we should have articles for simple words and other words, so there should eventually be an entry for ''glum'', ''lugubrious'' and whatever else you can come up with. However, a typical user who is looking up the word ''sad'', will not benefit from ''glum''. The user who looks up ''glum'', on the other hand, may well benefit from being told that ''sad'' is a synonym as they will likely have no idea what ''glum'' means, but may very well understand ''sad''. ::Furthermore, you write, "we are about including information, not leaving it out." To the contrary! Knowing what to leave out is at least as important as knowing what to put in. A 20-page dictionary entry on ''run'' is neither simple nor useful. This is, after all, a dictionary, not a thesaurus or an encyclopedia. If the user who looks up ''sad'' is looking specifically for uncommon synonyms, they're using a wrench to drive in a nail.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:58, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ==Workshop== The following was posted by Adam Kilgarriff on the Corpora mailing list ---- CALL FOR PARTICIPATION; Programme now available Fourth International Workshop on DICTIONARY WRITING SYSTEMS (DWS06) Torino, Italy Afternoon (13.30-17.30), Tuesday, 5 September 2006 (pre-EURALEX http://www.euralex2006.unito.it) A dictionary writing system (DWS) is a piece of software for writing and producing a dictionary. It might include an editor, a database, a web interface and various management tools (for allocating work etc.) It operates with a dictionary grammar, which specifies the structure of the dictionary. The workshop is relevant for: dictionary project managers lexical database users and developers lexicographers students of lexicography, lexicology, computational linguistics The workshop follows similar successful events in Brighton, UK in 2002 and 2003, and Brno, the Czech Republic in 2004. Website: http://nlp.fi.muni.cz/dws06 :Adam Kilgarriff http://kilgarriff.co.uk :Lexicography MasterClass http://lexmasterclass.com :Lexical Computing Ltd http://sketchengine.co.uk :University of Sussex +44 (0)12 73 705 773 :mailto:adam@lexmasterclass.com +44 (0)79 71 867 845 --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:45, 18 July 2006 (UTC) == Logo discussion == Greetings, I apologise for writing in English. There is a discussion about the logo for Wiktionary at [[meta:Wiktionary/logo]]. Please go there and help us decide. Please also put this message on your community page. Thank you. -[[meta:User:Dbmag9|Dbmag9]] (copied here from [[talk:Main Page]] by [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:39, 23 July 2006 (UTC)) 8151 2006-07-27T21:19:13Z Brett 77 Most linked article '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |} ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some counties, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) ==Category capitalization== Shall categories begin with upper cases or not? I am asking this because I have found different uses of upper and lower cases at [[Special:Categories]].--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 13:36, 14 April 2006 (UTC) :I had the same question a while back, though I asked it somewhere else. I think that categories should all be lowercase unless they are proper nouns, so that they work just like the entry titles. I'd say that you can go ahead an [[Wiktionary:Be bold|boldly]] change it, and if someone doesn't like it or has a better idea, they can change it back. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:33, 18 April 2006 (UTC) :If you do change it, don't forget to change the templates that refer to those categories, so that they put the words in the new place. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:22, 20 April 2006 (UTC) ::I see that [[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] has not worked on (or at least has not completed) changing the categories. I have completely changed my mind regarding them. The reason that articles in the (main) namespace are lowercase is to show the word as it is really meant to be and to distinguish between proper names and other words. This does not apply to categories or appendices (I just created the first appendix, [[:Appendix:Prepositions]]), though it should still apply to templates so that we don't have to type a capital letter every time we insert a template. Categories and appendices are ''groups'' of these words, and so should be capitalized regularly, just as they are in other projects. I am changing categories accordingly. Other thoughts? As I mentioned above, if we decide I'm wrong, we can boldly change it back. :) Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:54, 15 May 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == WikiReader == What do we think about publishing a WikiReader with the BE850 and BE1500? I'd be happy to do most of the work behind it (exporting to PDF, managing download site etc). [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 12:00, 19 May 2006 (UTC) :I'm thinking we should probably have them mostly done before we worry about that, but other than that, sound good. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 19:03, 23 May 2006 (UTC) == Translations == Other Wiktionaries add translations for words into other languages. SEWiktionary is meant to give definitions of English words using simple English, so if we did add translations, we would not include those other words here, but only link to other wiktionaries. For example, if we translated "heavy" (meaning having a lot of weight), the Spanish is "pesado." We might link to the English Wiktionary page on [[:en:pesado]] or to the Spanish Wiktionary [[:es:pesado]]. These would be interwiki links, but under a translation section, not an "in other languages" sidebar interwiki, since each meaning should be translated separately. I think there are pros and cons to this idea. The pros are that our focus audience are people who are do not know much English, and many of them only know it as a second language, so a translation into their own language could be quite useful. The cons are that we are focused on English words. A translation would be a distraction from our focus. Also, that niche is already filled by the English Wiktionary. I think our focus should stay firmly fixed on simple English definitions of English words. Feel free to comment. We'll do what the community decides, of course. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:08, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == Etymologies/word histories == Another thing that has come up is the question of etymologies. English Wiktionary and others show the etymology of each word, and tend to have the earlier forms as separate entries. Because we are focused on English words (that is, Modern English), we would not include those early forms separately, but we could include unlinked word origins/etymologies. Again, there are pros and cons. Etymologies could be difficult to understand for someone who doesn't know much English. Additionally, they are not our focus, and could be a distraction. Plus, English Wiktionary already does that more effectively. On the other hand, I think it is cool to show where words come from, and this can help people understand why a word is spelled a particular way, I think. English orthography is one of the hardest parts of learning English, but knowing where a word comes from helps significantly in understanding its orthography (spelling). That said, teaching English is not our goal here, any more than it is the goal of Simple English Wikipedia. We are writing a dictionary here, not an English 101 textbook. If people use us to learn English, that is their own choice, but it is not our focus. I guess I could go either way on this one. I tentatively '''support''' adding etymologies to words. What do all of you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:16, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == How detailed do we go? == In articles such as that for [[sad]], some users have obvioulsy gone to a great deal of trouble to flesh out all sorts of synonyms, related words, etc. Unfortunately, few of the words are very simple (or even useful. For example, on the [[sad]] page we have ''glum'' as a synonym.) I think this kind of detail needs to be pared back to avoid being overwhelming to English language learners. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:26, 16 July 2006 (UTC) :Yeah, I was the one who put all those synonyms and antonyms on there. I still think it is useful, and it is obvious that they are synonyms, etc. by their placement, but I guess I did go a little overboard. But this wiktionary should not be limited to Simple English words. It should include all English words, but the definitions should be limited to simple English. People may find the word [[glum]] and wonder what it means, but not be able to understand the English Wiktionary definition. We need that entry here, and its connection to [[sad]] seems very logical. I think [[lugubrious]] should be cut out sooner than [[glum]]. Limiting the synonyms and antonyms may be useful in some ways, but we are about including information, not leaving it out. We might even want to include (for example) a main synonym section, and later on a section on ''other synonyms''. I don't know. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:44, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::Indeed, we should have articles for simple words and other words, so there should eventually be an entry for ''glum'', ''lugubrious'' and whatever else you can come up with. However, a typical user who is looking up the word ''sad'', will not benefit from ''glum''. The user who looks up ''glum'', on the other hand, may well benefit from being told that ''sad'' is a synonym as they will likely have no idea what ''glum'' means, but may very well understand ''sad''. ::Furthermore, you write, "we are about including information, not leaving it out." To the contrary! Knowing what to leave out is at least as important as knowing what to put in. A 20-page dictionary entry on ''run'' is neither simple nor useful. This is, after all, a dictionary, not a thesaurus or an encyclopedia. If the user who looks up ''sad'' is looking specifically for uncommon synonyms, they're using a wrench to drive in a nail.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:58, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ==Workshop== The following was posted by Adam Kilgarriff on the Corpora mailing list ---- CALL FOR PARTICIPATION; Programme now available Fourth International Workshop on DICTIONARY WRITING SYSTEMS (DWS06) Torino, Italy Afternoon (13.30-17.30), Tuesday, 5 September 2006 (pre-EURALEX http://www.euralex2006.unito.it) A dictionary writing system (DWS) is a piece of software for writing and producing a dictionary. It might include an editor, a database, a web interface and various management tools (for allocating work etc.) It operates with a dictionary grammar, which specifies the structure of the dictionary. The workshop is relevant for: dictionary project managers lexical database users and developers lexicographers students of lexicography, lexicology, computational linguistics The workshop follows similar successful events in Brighton, UK in 2002 and 2003, and Brno, the Czech Republic in 2004. Website: http://nlp.fi.muni.cz/dws06 :Adam Kilgarriff http://kilgarriff.co.uk :Lexicography MasterClass http://lexmasterclass.com :Lexical Computing Ltd http://sketchengine.co.uk :University of Sussex +44 (0)12 73 705 773 :mailto:adam@lexmasterclass.com +44 (0)79 71 867 845 --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:45, 18 July 2006 (UTC) == Logo discussion == Greetings, I apologise for writing in English. There is a discussion about the logo for Wiktionary at [[meta:Wiktionary/logo]]. Please go there and help us decide. Please also put this message on your community page. Thank you. -[[meta:User:Dbmag9|Dbmag9]] (copied here from [[talk:Main Page]] by [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:39, 23 July 2006 (UTC)) == Most linked article == Is there a way to find the article with the most links? In particular, I'm interested in finding the most-linked-to article that doesn't yet exist.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 21:19, 27 July 2006 (UTC) 8155 2006-07-27T23:03:59Z Kappa 92 /* Most linked article */ You need [[Special:Mostlinked]], and in particular [[Special:Wantedpages]]. '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |} ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some counties, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) ==Category capitalization== Shall categories begin with upper cases or not? I am asking this because I have found different uses of upper and lower cases at [[Special:Categories]].--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 13:36, 14 April 2006 (UTC) :I had the same question a while back, though I asked it somewhere else. I think that categories should all be lowercase unless they are proper nouns, so that they work just like the entry titles. I'd say that you can go ahead an [[Wiktionary:Be bold|boldly]] change it, and if someone doesn't like it or has a better idea, they can change it back. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:33, 18 April 2006 (UTC) :If you do change it, don't forget to change the templates that refer to those categories, so that they put the words in the new place. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:22, 20 April 2006 (UTC) ::I see that [[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] has not worked on (or at least has not completed) changing the categories. I have completely changed my mind regarding them. The reason that articles in the (main) namespace are lowercase is to show the word as it is really meant to be and to distinguish between proper names and other words. This does not apply to categories or appendices (I just created the first appendix, [[:Appendix:Prepositions]]), though it should still apply to templates so that we don't have to type a capital letter every time we insert a template. Categories and appendices are ''groups'' of these words, and so should be capitalized regularly, just as they are in other projects. I am changing categories accordingly. Other thoughts? As I mentioned above, if we decide I'm wrong, we can boldly change it back. :) Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:54, 15 May 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == WikiReader == What do we think about publishing a WikiReader with the BE850 and BE1500? I'd be happy to do most of the work behind it (exporting to PDF, managing download site etc). [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 12:00, 19 May 2006 (UTC) :I'm thinking we should probably have them mostly done before we worry about that, but other than that, sound good. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 19:03, 23 May 2006 (UTC) == Translations == Other Wiktionaries add translations for words into other languages. SEWiktionary is meant to give definitions of English words using simple English, so if we did add translations, we would not include those other words here, but only link to other wiktionaries. For example, if we translated "heavy" (meaning having a lot of weight), the Spanish is "pesado." We might link to the English Wiktionary page on [[:en:pesado]] or to the Spanish Wiktionary [[:es:pesado]]. These would be interwiki links, but under a translation section, not an "in other languages" sidebar interwiki, since each meaning should be translated separately. I think there are pros and cons to this idea. The pros are that our focus audience are people who are do not know much English, and many of them only know it as a second language, so a translation into their own language could be quite useful. The cons are that we are focused on English words. A translation would be a distraction from our focus. Also, that niche is already filled by the English Wiktionary. I think our focus should stay firmly fixed on simple English definitions of English words. Feel free to comment. We'll do what the community decides, of course. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:08, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == Etymologies/word histories == Another thing that has come up is the question of etymologies. English Wiktionary and others show the etymology of each word, and tend to have the earlier forms as separate entries. Because we are focused on English words (that is, Modern English), we would not include those early forms separately, but we could include unlinked word origins/etymologies. Again, there are pros and cons. Etymologies could be difficult to understand for someone who doesn't know much English. Additionally, they are not our focus, and could be a distraction. Plus, English Wiktionary already does that more effectively. On the other hand, I think it is cool to show where words come from, and this can help people understand why a word is spelled a particular way, I think. English orthography is one of the hardest parts of learning English, but knowing where a word comes from helps significantly in understanding its orthography (spelling). That said, teaching English is not our goal here, any more than it is the goal of Simple English Wikipedia. We are writing a dictionary here, not an English 101 textbook. If people use us to learn English, that is their own choice, but it is not our focus. I guess I could go either way on this one. I tentatively '''support''' adding etymologies to words. What do all of you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:16, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == How detailed do we go? == In articles such as that for [[sad]], some users have obvioulsy gone to a great deal of trouble to flesh out all sorts of synonyms, related words, etc. Unfortunately, few of the words are very simple (or even useful. For example, on the [[sad]] page we have ''glum'' as a synonym.) I think this kind of detail needs to be pared back to avoid being overwhelming to English language learners. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:26, 16 July 2006 (UTC) :Yeah, I was the one who put all those synonyms and antonyms on there. I still think it is useful, and it is obvious that they are synonyms, etc. by their placement, but I guess I did go a little overboard. But this wiktionary should not be limited to Simple English words. It should include all English words, but the definitions should be limited to simple English. People may find the word [[glum]] and wonder what it means, but not be able to understand the English Wiktionary definition. We need that entry here, and its connection to [[sad]] seems very logical. I think [[lugubrious]] should be cut out sooner than [[glum]]. Limiting the synonyms and antonyms may be useful in some ways, but we are about including information, not leaving it out. We might even want to include (for example) a main synonym section, and later on a section on ''other synonyms''. I don't know. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:44, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::Indeed, we should have articles for simple words and other words, so there should eventually be an entry for ''glum'', ''lugubrious'' and whatever else you can come up with. However, a typical user who is looking up the word ''sad'', will not benefit from ''glum''. The user who looks up ''glum'', on the other hand, may well benefit from being told that ''sad'' is a synonym as they will likely have no idea what ''glum'' means, but may very well understand ''sad''. ::Furthermore, you write, "we are about including information, not leaving it out." To the contrary! Knowing what to leave out is at least as important as knowing what to put in. A 20-page dictionary entry on ''run'' is neither simple nor useful. This is, after all, a dictionary, not a thesaurus or an encyclopedia. If the user who looks up ''sad'' is looking specifically for uncommon synonyms, they're using a wrench to drive in a nail.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:58, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ==Workshop== The following was posted by Adam Kilgarriff on the Corpora mailing list ---- CALL FOR PARTICIPATION; Programme now available Fourth International Workshop on DICTIONARY WRITING SYSTEMS (DWS06) Torino, Italy Afternoon (13.30-17.30), Tuesday, 5 September 2006 (pre-EURALEX http://www.euralex2006.unito.it) A dictionary writing system (DWS) is a piece of software for writing and producing a dictionary. It might include an editor, a database, a web interface and various management tools (for allocating work etc.) It operates with a dictionary grammar, which specifies the structure of the dictionary. The workshop is relevant for: dictionary project managers lexical database users and developers lexicographers students of lexicography, lexicology, computational linguistics The workshop follows similar successful events in Brighton, UK in 2002 and 2003, and Brno, the Czech Republic in 2004. Website: http://nlp.fi.muni.cz/dws06 :Adam Kilgarriff http://kilgarriff.co.uk :Lexicography MasterClass http://lexmasterclass.com :Lexical Computing Ltd http://sketchengine.co.uk :University of Sussex +44 (0)12 73 705 773 :mailto:adam@lexmasterclass.com +44 (0)79 71 867 845 --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:45, 18 July 2006 (UTC) == Logo discussion == Greetings, I apologise for writing in English. There is a discussion about the logo for Wiktionary at [[meta:Wiktionary/logo]]. Please go there and help us decide. Please also put this message on your community page. Thank you. -[[meta:User:Dbmag9|Dbmag9]] (copied here from [[talk:Main Page]] by [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:39, 23 July 2006 (UTC)) == Most linked article == Is there a way to find the article with the most links? In particular, I'm interested in finding the most-linked-to article that doesn't yet exist.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 21:19, 27 July 2006 (UTC) *You need [[Special:Mostlinked]], and in particular [[Special:Wantedpages]]. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 23:03, 27 July 2006 (UTC) 8324 2006-07-31T07:07:45Z Kappa 92 /* How detailed do we go? */ suggestion '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |} ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some counties, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) ==Category capitalization== Shall categories begin with upper cases or not? I am asking this because I have found different uses of upper and lower cases at [[Special:Categories]].--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 13:36, 14 April 2006 (UTC) :I had the same question a while back, though I asked it somewhere else. I think that categories should all be lowercase unless they are proper nouns, so that they work just like the entry titles. I'd say that you can go ahead an [[Wiktionary:Be bold|boldly]] change it, and if someone doesn't like it or has a better idea, they can change it back. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:33, 18 April 2006 (UTC) :If you do change it, don't forget to change the templates that refer to those categories, so that they put the words in the new place. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:22, 20 April 2006 (UTC) ::I see that [[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] has not worked on (or at least has not completed) changing the categories. I have completely changed my mind regarding them. The reason that articles in the (main) namespace are lowercase is to show the word as it is really meant to be and to distinguish between proper names and other words. This does not apply to categories or appendices (I just created the first appendix, [[:Appendix:Prepositions]]), though it should still apply to templates so that we don't have to type a capital letter every time we insert a template. Categories and appendices are ''groups'' of these words, and so should be capitalized regularly, just as they are in other projects. I am changing categories accordingly. Other thoughts? As I mentioned above, if we decide I'm wrong, we can boldly change it back. :) Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:54, 15 May 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == WikiReader == What do we think about publishing a WikiReader with the BE850 and BE1500? I'd be happy to do most of the work behind it (exporting to PDF, managing download site etc). [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 12:00, 19 May 2006 (UTC) :I'm thinking we should probably have them mostly done before we worry about that, but other than that, sound good. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 19:03, 23 May 2006 (UTC) == Translations == Other Wiktionaries add translations for words into other languages. SEWiktionary is meant to give definitions of English words using simple English, so if we did add translations, we would not include those other words here, but only link to other wiktionaries. For example, if we translated "heavy" (meaning having a lot of weight), the Spanish is "pesado." We might link to the English Wiktionary page on [[:en:pesado]] or to the Spanish Wiktionary [[:es:pesado]]. These would be interwiki links, but under a translation section, not an "in other languages" sidebar interwiki, since each meaning should be translated separately. I think there are pros and cons to this idea. The pros are that our focus audience are people who are do not know much English, and many of them only know it as a second language, so a translation into their own language could be quite useful. The cons are that we are focused on English words. A translation would be a distraction from our focus. Also, that niche is already filled by the English Wiktionary. I think our focus should stay firmly fixed on simple English definitions of English words. Feel free to comment. We'll do what the community decides, of course. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:08, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == Etymologies/word histories == Another thing that has come up is the question of etymologies. English Wiktionary and others show the etymology of each word, and tend to have the earlier forms as separate entries. Because we are focused on English words (that is, Modern English), we would not include those early forms separately, but we could include unlinked word origins/etymologies. Again, there are pros and cons. Etymologies could be difficult to understand for someone who doesn't know much English. Additionally, they are not our focus, and could be a distraction. Plus, English Wiktionary already does that more effectively. On the other hand, I think it is cool to show where words come from, and this can help people understand why a word is spelled a particular way, I think. English orthography is one of the hardest parts of learning English, but knowing where a word comes from helps significantly in understanding its orthography (spelling). That said, teaching English is not our goal here, any more than it is the goal of Simple English Wikipedia. We are writing a dictionary here, not an English 101 textbook. If people use us to learn English, that is their own choice, but it is not our focus. I guess I could go either way on this one. I tentatively '''support''' adding etymologies to words. What do all of you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:16, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == How detailed do we go? == In articles such as that for [[sad]], some users have obvioulsy gone to a great deal of trouble to flesh out all sorts of synonyms, related words, etc. Unfortunately, few of the words are very simple (or even useful. For example, on the [[sad]] page we have ''glum'' as a synonym.) I think this kind of detail needs to be pared back to avoid being overwhelming to English language learners. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:26, 16 July 2006 (UTC) :Yeah, I was the one who put all those synonyms and antonyms on there. I still think it is useful, and it is obvious that they are synonyms, etc. by their placement, but I guess I did go a little overboard. But this wiktionary should not be limited to Simple English words. It should include all English words, but the definitions should be limited to simple English. People may find the word [[glum]] and wonder what it means, but not be able to understand the English Wiktionary definition. We need that entry here, and its connection to [[sad]] seems very logical. I think [[lugubrious]] should be cut out sooner than [[glum]]. Limiting the synonyms and antonyms may be useful in some ways, but we are about including information, not leaving it out. We might even want to include (for example) a main synonym section, and later on a section on ''other synonyms''. I don't know. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:44, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::Indeed, we should have articles for simple words and other words, so there should eventually be an entry for ''glum'', ''lugubrious'' and whatever else you can come up with. However, a typical user who is looking up the word ''sad'', will not benefit from ''glum''. The user who looks up ''glum'', on the other hand, may well benefit from being told that ''sad'' is a synonym as they will likely have no idea what ''glum'' means, but may very well understand ''sad''. ::Furthermore, you write, "we are about including information, not leaving it out." To the contrary! Knowing what to leave out is at least as important as knowing what to put in. A 20-page dictionary entry on ''run'' is neither simple nor useful. This is, after all, a dictionary, not a thesaurus or an encyclopedia. If the user who looks up ''sad'' is looking specifically for uncommon synonyms, they're using a wrench to drive in a nail.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:58, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::*Well how else do you expect people to look for uncommon synonyms, except by starting with a common word? Perhaps we can put common synonyms right there on the page, while listing rare ones separately on a thesaurus-like page. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 07:07, 31 July 2006 (UTC) ==Workshop== The following was posted by Adam Kilgarriff on the Corpora mailing list ---- CALL FOR PARTICIPATION; Programme now available Fourth International Workshop on DICTIONARY WRITING SYSTEMS (DWS06) Torino, Italy Afternoon (13.30-17.30), Tuesday, 5 September 2006 (pre-EURALEX http://www.euralex2006.unito.it) A dictionary writing system (DWS) is a piece of software for writing and producing a dictionary. It might include an editor, a database, a web interface and various management tools (for allocating work etc.) It operates with a dictionary grammar, which specifies the structure of the dictionary. The workshop is relevant for: dictionary project managers lexical database users and developers lexicographers students of lexicography, lexicology, computational linguistics The workshop follows similar successful events in Brighton, UK in 2002 and 2003, and Brno, the Czech Republic in 2004. Website: http://nlp.fi.muni.cz/dws06 :Adam Kilgarriff http://kilgarriff.co.uk :Lexicography MasterClass http://lexmasterclass.com :Lexical Computing Ltd http://sketchengine.co.uk :University of Sussex +44 (0)12 73 705 773 :mailto:adam@lexmasterclass.com +44 (0)79 71 867 845 --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:45, 18 July 2006 (UTC) == Logo discussion == Greetings, I apologise for writing in English. There is a discussion about the logo for Wiktionary at [[meta:Wiktionary/logo]]. Please go there and help us decide. Please also put this message on your community page. Thank you. -[[meta:User:Dbmag9|Dbmag9]] (copied here from [[talk:Main Page]] by [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:39, 23 July 2006 (UTC)) == Most linked article == Is there a way to find the article with the most links? In particular, I'm interested in finding the most-linked-to article that doesn't yet exist.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 21:19, 27 July 2006 (UTC) *You need [[Special:Mostlinked]], and in particular [[Special:Wantedpages]]. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 23:03, 27 July 2006 (UTC) 8326 2006-07-31T11:27:32Z Brett 77 /* How detailed do we go? */ '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |} ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some counties, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) ==Category capitalization== Shall categories begin with upper cases or not? I am asking this because I have found different uses of upper and lower cases at [[Special:Categories]].--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 13:36, 14 April 2006 (UTC) :I had the same question a while back, though I asked it somewhere else. I think that categories should all be lowercase unless they are proper nouns, so that they work just like the entry titles. I'd say that you can go ahead an [[Wiktionary:Be bold|boldly]] change it, and if someone doesn't like it or has a better idea, they can change it back. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:33, 18 April 2006 (UTC) :If you do change it, don't forget to change the templates that refer to those categories, so that they put the words in the new place. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:22, 20 April 2006 (UTC) ::I see that [[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] has not worked on (or at least has not completed) changing the categories. I have completely changed my mind regarding them. The reason that articles in the (main) namespace are lowercase is to show the word as it is really meant to be and to distinguish between proper names and other words. This does not apply to categories or appendices (I just created the first appendix, [[:Appendix:Prepositions]]), though it should still apply to templates so that we don't have to type a capital letter every time we insert a template. Categories and appendices are ''groups'' of these words, and so should be capitalized regularly, just as they are in other projects. I am changing categories accordingly. Other thoughts? As I mentioned above, if we decide I'm wrong, we can boldly change it back. :) Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:54, 15 May 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == WikiReader == What do we think about publishing a WikiReader with the BE850 and BE1500? I'd be happy to do most of the work behind it (exporting to PDF, managing download site etc). [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 12:00, 19 May 2006 (UTC) :I'm thinking we should probably have them mostly done before we worry about that, but other than that, sound good. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 19:03, 23 May 2006 (UTC) == Translations == Other Wiktionaries add translations for words into other languages. SEWiktionary is meant to give definitions of English words using simple English, so if we did add translations, we would not include those other words here, but only link to other wiktionaries. For example, if we translated "heavy" (meaning having a lot of weight), the Spanish is "pesado." We might link to the English Wiktionary page on [[:en:pesado]] or to the Spanish Wiktionary [[:es:pesado]]. These would be interwiki links, but under a translation section, not an "in other languages" sidebar interwiki, since each meaning should be translated separately. I think there are pros and cons to this idea. The pros are that our focus audience are people who are do not know much English, and many of them only know it as a second language, so a translation into their own language could be quite useful. The cons are that we are focused on English words. A translation would be a distraction from our focus. Also, that niche is already filled by the English Wiktionary. I think our focus should stay firmly fixed on simple English definitions of English words. Feel free to comment. We'll do what the community decides, of course. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:08, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == Etymologies/word histories == Another thing that has come up is the question of etymologies. English Wiktionary and others show the etymology of each word, and tend to have the earlier forms as separate entries. Because we are focused on English words (that is, Modern English), we would not include those early forms separately, but we could include unlinked word origins/etymologies. Again, there are pros and cons. Etymologies could be difficult to understand for someone who doesn't know much English. Additionally, they are not our focus, and could be a distraction. Plus, English Wiktionary already does that more effectively. On the other hand, I think it is cool to show where words come from, and this can help people understand why a word is spelled a particular way, I think. English orthography is one of the hardest parts of learning English, but knowing where a word comes from helps significantly in understanding its orthography (spelling). That said, teaching English is not our goal here, any more than it is the goal of Simple English Wikipedia. We are writing a dictionary here, not an English 101 textbook. If people use us to learn English, that is their own choice, but it is not our focus. I guess I could go either way on this one. I tentatively '''support''' adding etymologies to words. What do all of you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:16, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == How detailed do we go? == In articles such as that for [[sad]], some users have obvioulsy gone to a great deal of trouble to flesh out all sorts of synonyms, related words, etc. Unfortunately, few of the words are very simple (or even useful. For example, on the [[sad]] page we have ''glum'' as a synonym.) I think this kind of detail needs to be pared back to avoid being overwhelming to English language learners. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:26, 16 July 2006 (UTC) :Yeah, I was the one who put all those synonyms and antonyms on there. I still think it is useful, and it is obvious that they are synonyms, etc. by their placement, but I guess I did go a little overboard. But this wiktionary should not be limited to Simple English words. It should include all English words, but the definitions should be limited to simple English. People may find the word [[glum]] and wonder what it means, but not be able to understand the English Wiktionary definition. We need that entry here, and its connection to [[sad]] seems very logical. I think [[lugubrious]] should be cut out sooner than [[glum]]. Limiting the synonyms and antonyms may be useful in some ways, but we are about including information, not leaving it out. We might even want to include (for example) a main synonym section, and later on a section on ''other synonyms''. I don't know. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:44, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::Indeed, we should have articles for simple words and other words, so there should eventually be an entry for ''glum'', ''lugubrious'' and whatever else you can come up with. However, a typical user who is looking up the word ''sad'', will not benefit from ''glum''. The user who looks up ''glum'', on the other hand, may well benefit from being told that ''sad'' is a synonym as they will likely have no idea what ''glum'' means, but may very well understand ''sad''. ::Furthermore, you write, "we are about including information, not leaving it out." To the contrary! Knowing what to leave out is at least as important as knowing what to put in. A 20-page dictionary entry on ''run'' is neither simple nor useful. This is, after all, a dictionary, not a thesaurus or an encyclopedia. If the user who looks up ''sad'' is looking specifically for uncommon synonyms, they're using a wrench to drive in a nail.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:58, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::*Well how else do you expect people to look for uncommon synonyms, except by starting with a common word? Perhaps we can put common synonyms right there on the page, while listing rare ones separately on a thesaurus-like page. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 07:07, 31 July 2006 (UTC) ::::If they're looking for uncommon synonyms, they should use a thesaurus, not a dictionary.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 11:27, 31 July 2006 (UTC) ==Workshop== The following was posted by Adam Kilgarriff on the Corpora mailing list ---- CALL FOR PARTICIPATION; Programme now available Fourth International Workshop on DICTIONARY WRITING SYSTEMS (DWS06) Torino, Italy Afternoon (13.30-17.30), Tuesday, 5 September 2006 (pre-EURALEX http://www.euralex2006.unito.it) A dictionary writing system (DWS) is a piece of software for writing and producing a dictionary. It might include an editor, a database, a web interface and various management tools (for allocating work etc.) It operates with a dictionary grammar, which specifies the structure of the dictionary. The workshop is relevant for: dictionary project managers lexical database users and developers lexicographers students of lexicography, lexicology, computational linguistics The workshop follows similar successful events in Brighton, UK in 2002 and 2003, and Brno, the Czech Republic in 2004. Website: http://nlp.fi.muni.cz/dws06 :Adam Kilgarriff http://kilgarriff.co.uk :Lexicography MasterClass http://lexmasterclass.com :Lexical Computing Ltd http://sketchengine.co.uk :University of Sussex +44 (0)12 73 705 773 :mailto:adam@lexmasterclass.com +44 (0)79 71 867 845 --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:45, 18 July 2006 (UTC) == Logo discussion == Greetings, I apologise for writing in English. There is a discussion about the logo for Wiktionary at [[meta:Wiktionary/logo]]. Please go there and help us decide. Please also put this message on your community page. Thank you. -[[meta:User:Dbmag9|Dbmag9]] (copied here from [[talk:Main Page]] by [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:39, 23 July 2006 (UTC)) == Most linked article == Is there a way to find the article with the most links? In particular, I'm interested in finding the most-linked-to article that doesn't yet exist.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 21:19, 27 July 2006 (UTC) *You need [[Special:Mostlinked]], and in particular [[Special:Wantedpages]]. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 23:03, 27 July 2006 (UTC) 8377 2006-08-02T01:51:05Z Brett 77 700 articles! '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |} ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some counties, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) ==Category capitalization== Shall categories begin with upper cases or not? I am asking this because I have found different uses of upper and lower cases at [[Special:Categories]].--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 13:36, 14 April 2006 (UTC) :I had the same question a while back, though I asked it somewhere else. I think that categories should all be lowercase unless they are proper nouns, so that they work just like the entry titles. I'd say that you can go ahead an [[Wiktionary:Be bold|boldly]] change it, and if someone doesn't like it or has a better idea, they can change it back. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:33, 18 April 2006 (UTC) :If you do change it, don't forget to change the templates that refer to those categories, so that they put the words in the new place. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:22, 20 April 2006 (UTC) ::I see that [[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] has not worked on (or at least has not completed) changing the categories. I have completely changed my mind regarding them. The reason that articles in the (main) namespace are lowercase is to show the word as it is really meant to be and to distinguish between proper names and other words. This does not apply to categories or appendices (I just created the first appendix, [[:Appendix:Prepositions]]), though it should still apply to templates so that we don't have to type a capital letter every time we insert a template. Categories and appendices are ''groups'' of these words, and so should be capitalized regularly, just as they are in other projects. I am changing categories accordingly. Other thoughts? As I mentioned above, if we decide I'm wrong, we can boldly change it back. :) Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:54, 15 May 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == WikiReader == What do we think about publishing a WikiReader with the BE850 and BE1500? I'd be happy to do most of the work behind it (exporting to PDF, managing download site etc). [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 12:00, 19 May 2006 (UTC) :I'm thinking we should probably have them mostly done before we worry about that, but other than that, sound good. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 19:03, 23 May 2006 (UTC) == Translations == Other Wiktionaries add translations for words into other languages. SEWiktionary is meant to give definitions of English words using simple English, so if we did add translations, we would not include those other words here, but only link to other wiktionaries. For example, if we translated "heavy" (meaning having a lot of weight), the Spanish is "pesado." We might link to the English Wiktionary page on [[:en:pesado]] or to the Spanish Wiktionary [[:es:pesado]]. These would be interwiki links, but under a translation section, not an "in other languages" sidebar interwiki, since each meaning should be translated separately. I think there are pros and cons to this idea. The pros are that our focus audience are people who are do not know much English, and many of them only know it as a second language, so a translation into their own language could be quite useful. The cons are that we are focused on English words. A translation would be a distraction from our focus. Also, that niche is already filled by the English Wiktionary. I think our focus should stay firmly fixed on simple English definitions of English words. Feel free to comment. We'll do what the community decides, of course. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:08, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == Etymologies/word histories == Another thing that has come up is the question of etymologies. English Wiktionary and others show the etymology of each word, and tend to have the earlier forms as separate entries. Because we are focused on English words (that is, Modern English), we would not include those early forms separately, but we could include unlinked word origins/etymologies. Again, there are pros and cons. Etymologies could be difficult to understand for someone who doesn't know much English. Additionally, they are not our focus, and could be a distraction. Plus, English Wiktionary already does that more effectively. On the other hand, I think it is cool to show where words come from, and this can help people understand why a word is spelled a particular way, I think. English orthography is one of the hardest parts of learning English, but knowing where a word comes from helps significantly in understanding its orthography (spelling). That said, teaching English is not our goal here, any more than it is the goal of Simple English Wikipedia. We are writing a dictionary here, not an English 101 textbook. If people use us to learn English, that is their own choice, but it is not our focus. I guess I could go either way on this one. I tentatively '''support''' adding etymologies to words. What do all of you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:16, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == How detailed do we go? == In articles such as that for [[sad]], some users have obvioulsy gone to a great deal of trouble to flesh out all sorts of synonyms, related words, etc. Unfortunately, few of the words are very simple (or even useful. For example, on the [[sad]] page we have ''glum'' as a synonym.) I think this kind of detail needs to be pared back to avoid being overwhelming to English language learners. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:26, 16 July 2006 (UTC) :Yeah, I was the one who put all those synonyms and antonyms on there. I still think it is useful, and it is obvious that they are synonyms, etc. by their placement, but I guess I did go a little overboard. But this wiktionary should not be limited to Simple English words. It should include all English words, but the definitions should be limited to simple English. People may find the word [[glum]] and wonder what it means, but not be able to understand the English Wiktionary definition. We need that entry here, and its connection to [[sad]] seems very logical. I think [[lugubrious]] should be cut out sooner than [[glum]]. Limiting the synonyms and antonyms may be useful in some ways, but we are about including information, not leaving it out. We might even want to include (for example) a main synonym section, and later on a section on ''other synonyms''. I don't know. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:44, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::Indeed, we should have articles for simple words and other words, so there should eventually be an entry for ''glum'', ''lugubrious'' and whatever else you can come up with. However, a typical user who is looking up the word ''sad'', will not benefit from ''glum''. The user who looks up ''glum'', on the other hand, may well benefit from being told that ''sad'' is a synonym as they will likely have no idea what ''glum'' means, but may very well understand ''sad''. ::Furthermore, you write, "we are about including information, not leaving it out." To the contrary! Knowing what to leave out is at least as important as knowing what to put in. A 20-page dictionary entry on ''run'' is neither simple nor useful. This is, after all, a dictionary, not a thesaurus or an encyclopedia. If the user who looks up ''sad'' is looking specifically for uncommon synonyms, they're using a wrench to drive in a nail.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:58, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::*Well how else do you expect people to look for uncommon synonyms, except by starting with a common word? Perhaps we can put common synonyms right there on the page, while listing rare ones separately on a thesaurus-like page. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 07:07, 31 July 2006 (UTC) ::::If they're looking for uncommon synonyms, they should use a thesaurus, not a dictionary.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 11:27, 31 July 2006 (UTC) ==Workshop== The following was posted by Adam Kilgarriff on the Corpora mailing list ---- CALL FOR PARTICIPATION; Programme now available Fourth International Workshop on DICTIONARY WRITING SYSTEMS (DWS06) Torino, Italy Afternoon (13.30-17.30), Tuesday, 5 September 2006 (pre-EURALEX http://www.euralex2006.unito.it) A dictionary writing system (DWS) is a piece of software for writing and producing a dictionary. It might include an editor, a database, a web interface and various management tools (for allocating work etc.) It operates with a dictionary grammar, which specifies the structure of the dictionary. The workshop is relevant for: dictionary project managers lexical database users and developers lexicographers students of lexicography, lexicology, computational linguistics The workshop follows similar successful events in Brighton, UK in 2002 and 2003, and Brno, the Czech Republic in 2004. Website: http://nlp.fi.muni.cz/dws06 :Adam Kilgarriff http://kilgarriff.co.uk :Lexicography MasterClass http://lexmasterclass.com :Lexical Computing Ltd http://sketchengine.co.uk :University of Sussex +44 (0)12 73 705 773 :mailto:adam@lexmasterclass.com +44 (0)79 71 867 845 --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:45, 18 July 2006 (UTC) == Logo discussion == Greetings, I apologise for writing in English. There is a discussion about the logo for Wiktionary at [[meta:Wiktionary/logo]]. Please go there and help us decide. Please also put this message on your community page. Thank you. -[[meta:User:Dbmag9|Dbmag9]] (copied here from [[talk:Main Page]] by [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:39, 23 July 2006 (UTC)) == Most linked article == Is there a way to find the article with the most links? In particular, I'm interested in finding the most-linked-to article that doesn't yet exist.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 21:19, 27 July 2006 (UTC) *You need [[Special:Mostlinked]], and in particular [[Special:Wantedpages]]. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 23:03, 27 July 2006 (UTC) == 700 articles! == I think [[now]] was the 700th. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:51, 2 August 2006 (UTC) 8453 2006-08-03T09:02:19Z Cromwellt 61 /* 700 articles! */ congrats, y'all '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |} ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some counties, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) ==Category capitalization== Shall categories begin with upper cases or not? I am asking this because I have found different uses of upper and lower cases at [[Special:Categories]].--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 13:36, 14 April 2006 (UTC) :I had the same question a while back, though I asked it somewhere else. I think that categories should all be lowercase unless they are proper nouns, so that they work just like the entry titles. I'd say that you can go ahead an [[Wiktionary:Be bold|boldly]] change it, and if someone doesn't like it or has a better idea, they can change it back. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:33, 18 April 2006 (UTC) :If you do change it, don't forget to change the templates that refer to those categories, so that they put the words in the new place. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:22, 20 April 2006 (UTC) ::I see that [[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] has not worked on (or at least has not completed) changing the categories. I have completely changed my mind regarding them. The reason that articles in the (main) namespace are lowercase is to show the word as it is really meant to be and to distinguish between proper names and other words. This does not apply to categories or appendices (I just created the first appendix, [[:Appendix:Prepositions]]), though it should still apply to templates so that we don't have to type a capital letter every time we insert a template. Categories and appendices are ''groups'' of these words, and so should be capitalized regularly, just as they are in other projects. I am changing categories accordingly. Other thoughts? As I mentioned above, if we decide I'm wrong, we can boldly change it back. :) Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:54, 15 May 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == WikiReader == What do we think about publishing a WikiReader with the BE850 and BE1500? I'd be happy to do most of the work behind it (exporting to PDF, managing download site etc). [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 12:00, 19 May 2006 (UTC) :I'm thinking we should probably have them mostly done before we worry about that, but other than that, sound good. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 19:03, 23 May 2006 (UTC) == Translations == Other Wiktionaries add translations for words into other languages. SEWiktionary is meant to give definitions of English words using simple English, so if we did add translations, we would not include those other words here, but only link to other wiktionaries. For example, if we translated "heavy" (meaning having a lot of weight), the Spanish is "pesado." We might link to the English Wiktionary page on [[:en:pesado]] or to the Spanish Wiktionary [[:es:pesado]]. These would be interwiki links, but under a translation section, not an "in other languages" sidebar interwiki, since each meaning should be translated separately. I think there are pros and cons to this idea. The pros are that our focus audience are people who are do not know much English, and many of them only know it as a second language, so a translation into their own language could be quite useful. The cons are that we are focused on English words. A translation would be a distraction from our focus. Also, that niche is already filled by the English Wiktionary. I think our focus should stay firmly fixed on simple English definitions of English words. Feel free to comment. We'll do what the community decides, of course. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:08, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == Etymologies/word histories == Another thing that has come up is the question of etymologies. English Wiktionary and others show the etymology of each word, and tend to have the earlier forms as separate entries. Because we are focused on English words (that is, Modern English), we would not include those early forms separately, but we could include unlinked word origins/etymologies. Again, there are pros and cons. Etymologies could be difficult to understand for someone who doesn't know much English. Additionally, they are not our focus, and could be a distraction. Plus, English Wiktionary already does that more effectively. On the other hand, I think it is cool to show where words come from, and this can help people understand why a word is spelled a particular way, I think. English orthography is one of the hardest parts of learning English, but knowing where a word comes from helps significantly in understanding its orthography (spelling). That said, teaching English is not our goal here, any more than it is the goal of Simple English Wikipedia. We are writing a dictionary here, not an English 101 textbook. If people use us to learn English, that is their own choice, but it is not our focus. I guess I could go either way on this one. I tentatively '''support''' adding etymologies to words. What do all of you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:16, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == How detailed do we go? == In articles such as that for [[sad]], some users have obvioulsy gone to a great deal of trouble to flesh out all sorts of synonyms, related words, etc. Unfortunately, few of the words are very simple (or even useful. For example, on the [[sad]] page we have ''glum'' as a synonym.) I think this kind of detail needs to be pared back to avoid being overwhelming to English language learners. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:26, 16 July 2006 (UTC) :Yeah, I was the one who put all those synonyms and antonyms on there. I still think it is useful, and it is obvious that they are synonyms, etc. by their placement, but I guess I did go a little overboard. But this wiktionary should not be limited to Simple English words. It should include all English words, but the definitions should be limited to simple English. People may find the word [[glum]] and wonder what it means, but not be able to understand the English Wiktionary definition. We need that entry here, and its connection to [[sad]] seems very logical. I think [[lugubrious]] should be cut out sooner than [[glum]]. Limiting the synonyms and antonyms may be useful in some ways, but we are about including information, not leaving it out. We might even want to include (for example) a main synonym section, and later on a section on ''other synonyms''. I don't know. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:44, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::Indeed, we should have articles for simple words and other words, so there should eventually be an entry for ''glum'', ''lugubrious'' and whatever else you can come up with. However, a typical user who is looking up the word ''sad'', will not benefit from ''glum''. The user who looks up ''glum'', on the other hand, may well benefit from being told that ''sad'' is a synonym as they will likely have no idea what ''glum'' means, but may very well understand ''sad''. ::Furthermore, you write, "we are about including information, not leaving it out." To the contrary! Knowing what to leave out is at least as important as knowing what to put in. A 20-page dictionary entry on ''run'' is neither simple nor useful. This is, after all, a dictionary, not a thesaurus or an encyclopedia. If the user who looks up ''sad'' is looking specifically for uncommon synonyms, they're using a wrench to drive in a nail.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:58, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::*Well how else do you expect people to look for uncommon synonyms, except by starting with a common word? Perhaps we can put common synonyms right there on the page, while listing rare ones separately on a thesaurus-like page. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 07:07, 31 July 2006 (UTC) ::::If they're looking for uncommon synonyms, they should use a thesaurus, not a dictionary.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 11:27, 31 July 2006 (UTC) ==Workshop== The following was posted by Adam Kilgarriff on the Corpora mailing list ---- CALL FOR PARTICIPATION; Programme now available Fourth International Workshop on DICTIONARY WRITING SYSTEMS (DWS06) Torino, Italy Afternoon (13.30-17.30), Tuesday, 5 September 2006 (pre-EURALEX http://www.euralex2006.unito.it) A dictionary writing system (DWS) is a piece of software for writing and producing a dictionary. It might include an editor, a database, a web interface and various management tools (for allocating work etc.) It operates with a dictionary grammar, which specifies the structure of the dictionary. The workshop is relevant for: dictionary project managers lexical database users and developers lexicographers students of lexicography, lexicology, computational linguistics The workshop follows similar successful events in Brighton, UK in 2002 and 2003, and Brno, the Czech Republic in 2004. Website: http://nlp.fi.muni.cz/dws06 :Adam Kilgarriff http://kilgarriff.co.uk :Lexicography MasterClass http://lexmasterclass.com :Lexical Computing Ltd http://sketchengine.co.uk :University of Sussex +44 (0)12 73 705 773 :mailto:adam@lexmasterclass.com +44 (0)79 71 867 845 --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:45, 18 July 2006 (UTC) == Logo discussion == Greetings, I apologise for writing in English. There is a discussion about the logo for Wiktionary at [[meta:Wiktionary/logo]]. Please go there and help us decide. Please also put this message on your community page. Thank you. -[[meta:User:Dbmag9|Dbmag9]] (copied here from [[talk:Main Page]] by [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:39, 23 July 2006 (UTC)) == Most linked article == Is there a way to find the article with the most links? In particular, I'm interested in finding the most-linked-to article that doesn't yet exist.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 21:19, 27 July 2006 (UTC) *You need [[Special:Mostlinked]], and in particular [[Special:Wantedpages]]. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 23:03, 27 July 2006 (UTC) == 700 articles! == I think [[now]] was the 700th. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:51, 2 August 2006 (UTC) :Congratulations, everyone! Great work. Let's keep it up. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:02, 3 August 2006 (UTC) 8454 2006-08-03T09:08:49Z Cromwellt 61 /* How detailed do we go? */ My further thoughts on synonyms, etc. '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |} ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some counties, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) ==Category capitalization== Shall categories begin with upper cases or not? I am asking this because I have found different uses of upper and lower cases at [[Special:Categories]].--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 13:36, 14 April 2006 (UTC) :I had the same question a while back, though I asked it somewhere else. I think that categories should all be lowercase unless they are proper nouns, so that they work just like the entry titles. I'd say that you can go ahead an [[Wiktionary:Be bold|boldly]] change it, and if someone doesn't like it or has a better idea, they can change it back. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:33, 18 April 2006 (UTC) :If you do change it, don't forget to change the templates that refer to those categories, so that they put the words in the new place. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:22, 20 April 2006 (UTC) ::I see that [[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] has not worked on (or at least has not completed) changing the categories. I have completely changed my mind regarding them. The reason that articles in the (main) namespace are lowercase is to show the word as it is really meant to be and to distinguish between proper names and other words. This does not apply to categories or appendices (I just created the first appendix, [[:Appendix:Prepositions]]), though it should still apply to templates so that we don't have to type a capital letter every time we insert a template. Categories and appendices are ''groups'' of these words, and so should be capitalized regularly, just as they are in other projects. I am changing categories accordingly. Other thoughts? As I mentioned above, if we decide I'm wrong, we can boldly change it back. :) Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:54, 15 May 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == WikiReader == What do we think about publishing a WikiReader with the BE850 and BE1500? I'd be happy to do most of the work behind it (exporting to PDF, managing download site etc). [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 12:00, 19 May 2006 (UTC) :I'm thinking we should probably have them mostly done before we worry about that, but other than that, sound good. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 19:03, 23 May 2006 (UTC) == Translations == Other Wiktionaries add translations for words into other languages. SEWiktionary is meant to give definitions of English words using simple English, so if we did add translations, we would not include those other words here, but only link to other wiktionaries. For example, if we translated "heavy" (meaning having a lot of weight), the Spanish is "pesado." We might link to the English Wiktionary page on [[:en:pesado]] or to the Spanish Wiktionary [[:es:pesado]]. These would be interwiki links, but under a translation section, not an "in other languages" sidebar interwiki, since each meaning should be translated separately. I think there are pros and cons to this idea. The pros are that our focus audience are people who are do not know much English, and many of them only know it as a second language, so a translation into their own language could be quite useful. The cons are that we are focused on English words. A translation would be a distraction from our focus. Also, that niche is already filled by the English Wiktionary. I think our focus should stay firmly fixed on simple English definitions of English words. Feel free to comment. We'll do what the community decides, of course. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:08, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == Etymologies/word histories == Another thing that has come up is the question of etymologies. English Wiktionary and others show the etymology of each word, and tend to have the earlier forms as separate entries. Because we are focused on English words (that is, Modern English), we would not include those early forms separately, but we could include unlinked word origins/etymologies. Again, there are pros and cons. Etymologies could be difficult to understand for someone who doesn't know much English. Additionally, they are not our focus, and could be a distraction. Plus, English Wiktionary already does that more effectively. On the other hand, I think it is cool to show where words come from, and this can help people understand why a word is spelled a particular way, I think. English orthography is one of the hardest parts of learning English, but knowing where a word comes from helps significantly in understanding its orthography (spelling). That said, teaching English is not our goal here, any more than it is the goal of Simple English Wikipedia. We are writing a dictionary here, not an English 101 textbook. If people use us to learn English, that is their own choice, but it is not our focus. I guess I could go either way on this one. I tentatively '''support''' adding etymologies to words. What do all of you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:16, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == How detailed do we go? == In articles such as that for [[sad]], some users have obvioulsy gone to a great deal of trouble to flesh out all sorts of synonyms, related words, etc. Unfortunately, few of the words are very simple (or even useful. For example, on the [[sad]] page we have ''glum'' as a synonym.) I think this kind of detail needs to be pared back to avoid being overwhelming to English language learners. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:26, 16 July 2006 (UTC) :Yeah, I was the one who put all those synonyms and antonyms on there. I still think it is useful, and it is obvious that they are synonyms, etc. by their placement, but I guess I did go a little overboard. But this wiktionary should not be limited to Simple English words. It should include all English words, but the definitions should be limited to simple English. People may find the word [[glum]] and wonder what it means, but not be able to understand the English Wiktionary definition. We need that entry here, and its connection to [[sad]] seems very logical. I think [[lugubrious]] should be cut out sooner than [[glum]]. Limiting the synonyms and antonyms may be useful in some ways, but we are about including information, not leaving it out. We might even want to include (for example) a main synonym section, and later on a section on ''other synonyms''. I don't know. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:44, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::Indeed, we should have articles for simple words and other words, so there should eventually be an entry for ''glum'', ''lugubrious'' and whatever else you can come up with. However, a typical user who is looking up the word ''sad'', will not benefit from ''glum''. The user who looks up ''glum'', on the other hand, may well benefit from being told that ''sad'' is a synonym as they will likely have no idea what ''glum'' means, but may very well understand ''sad''. ::Furthermore, you write, "we are about including information, not leaving it out." To the contrary! Knowing what to leave out is at least as important as knowing what to put in. A 20-page dictionary entry on ''run'' is neither simple nor useful. This is, after all, a dictionary, not a thesaurus or an encyclopedia. If the user who looks up ''sad'' is looking specifically for uncommon synonyms, they're using a wrench to drive in a nail.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:58, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::*Well how else do you expect people to look for uncommon synonyms, except by starting with a common word? Perhaps we can put common synonyms right there on the page, while listing rare ones separately on a thesaurus-like page. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 07:07, 31 July 2006 (UTC) ::::If they're looking for uncommon synonyms, they should use a thesaurus, not a dictionary.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 11:27, 31 July 2006 (UTC) :::::Hey Brett, I really enjoyed your wrench-nail analogy. Kappa is referring to what EWikt has done in its Wikisaurus sub-project. We could do something similar here if people are interested in the idea. But either way, most dictionaries include at least some synonyms, and I think we should do so, too. You have a point when you say that glum should link to sad, but not necessarily sad to glum. Maybe if we tend to limit it to the first five or so most common synonyms and antonyms, it will be useful but not overboard. We can always change it later if we change our minds, etc. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:08, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ==Workshop== The following was posted by Adam Kilgarriff on the Corpora mailing list ---- CALL FOR PARTICIPATION; Programme now available Fourth International Workshop on DICTIONARY WRITING SYSTEMS (DWS06) Torino, Italy Afternoon (13.30-17.30), Tuesday, 5 September 2006 (pre-EURALEX http://www.euralex2006.unito.it) A dictionary writing system (DWS) is a piece of software for writing and producing a dictionary. It might include an editor, a database, a web interface and various management tools (for allocating work etc.) It operates with a dictionary grammar, which specifies the structure of the dictionary. The workshop is relevant for: dictionary project managers lexical database users and developers lexicographers students of lexicography, lexicology, computational linguistics The workshop follows similar successful events in Brighton, UK in 2002 and 2003, and Brno, the Czech Republic in 2004. Website: http://nlp.fi.muni.cz/dws06 :Adam Kilgarriff http://kilgarriff.co.uk :Lexicography MasterClass http://lexmasterclass.com :Lexical Computing Ltd http://sketchengine.co.uk :University of Sussex +44 (0)12 73 705 773 :mailto:adam@lexmasterclass.com +44 (0)79 71 867 845 --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:45, 18 July 2006 (UTC) == Logo discussion == Greetings, I apologise for writing in English. There is a discussion about the logo for Wiktionary at [[meta:Wiktionary/logo]]. Please go there and help us decide. Please also put this message on your community page. Thank you. -[[meta:User:Dbmag9|Dbmag9]] (copied here from [[talk:Main Page]] by [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:39, 23 July 2006 (UTC)) == Most linked article == Is there a way to find the article with the most links? In particular, I'm interested in finding the most-linked-to article that doesn't yet exist.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 21:19, 27 July 2006 (UTC) *You need [[Special:Mostlinked]], and in particular [[Special:Wantedpages]]. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 23:03, 27 July 2006 (UTC) == 700 articles! == I think [[now]] was the 700th. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:51, 2 August 2006 (UTC) :Congratulations, everyone! Great work. Let's keep it up. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:02, 3 August 2006 (UTC) 8455 2006-08-03T10:07:44Z Cromwellt 61 A different idea '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |} ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some counties, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) ==Category capitalization== Shall categories begin with upper cases or not? I am asking this because I have found different uses of upper and lower cases at [[Special:Categories]].--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 13:36, 14 April 2006 (UTC) :I had the same question a while back, though I asked it somewhere else. I think that categories should all be lowercase unless they are proper nouns, so that they work just like the entry titles. I'd say that you can go ahead an [[Wiktionary:Be bold|boldly]] change it, and if someone doesn't like it or has a better idea, they can change it back. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:33, 18 April 2006 (UTC) :If you do change it, don't forget to change the templates that refer to those categories, so that they put the words in the new place. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:22, 20 April 2006 (UTC) ::I see that [[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] has not worked on (or at least has not completed) changing the categories. I have completely changed my mind regarding them. The reason that articles in the (main) namespace are lowercase is to show the word as it is really meant to be and to distinguish between proper names and other words. This does not apply to categories or appendices (I just created the first appendix, [[:Appendix:Prepositions]]), though it should still apply to templates so that we don't have to type a capital letter every time we insert a template. Categories and appendices are ''groups'' of these words, and so should be capitalized regularly, just as they are in other projects. I am changing categories accordingly. Other thoughts? As I mentioned above, if we decide I'm wrong, we can boldly change it back. :) Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:54, 15 May 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == WikiReader == What do we think about publishing a WikiReader with the BE850 and BE1500? I'd be happy to do most of the work behind it (exporting to PDF, managing download site etc). [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 12:00, 19 May 2006 (UTC) :I'm thinking we should probably have them mostly done before we worry about that, but other than that, sound good. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 19:03, 23 May 2006 (UTC) == Translations == Other Wiktionaries add translations for words into other languages. SEWiktionary is meant to give definitions of English words using simple English, so if we did add translations, we would not include those other words here, but only link to other wiktionaries. For example, if we translated "heavy" (meaning having a lot of weight), the Spanish is "pesado." We might link to the English Wiktionary page on [[:en:pesado]] or to the Spanish Wiktionary [[:es:pesado]]. These would be interwiki links, but under a translation section, not an "in other languages" sidebar interwiki, since each meaning should be translated separately. I think there are pros and cons to this idea. The pros are that our focus audience are people who are do not know much English, and many of them only know it as a second language, so a translation into their own language could be quite useful. The cons are that we are focused on English words. A translation would be a distraction from our focus. Also, that niche is already filled by the English Wiktionary. I think our focus should stay firmly fixed on simple English definitions of English words. Feel free to comment. We'll do what the community decides, of course. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:08, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == Etymologies/word histories == Another thing that has come up is the question of etymologies. English Wiktionary and others show the etymology of each word, and tend to have the earlier forms as separate entries. Because we are focused on English words (that is, Modern English), we would not include those early forms separately, but we could include unlinked word origins/etymologies. Again, there are pros and cons. Etymologies could be difficult to understand for someone who doesn't know much English. Additionally, they are not our focus, and could be a distraction. Plus, English Wiktionary already does that more effectively. On the other hand, I think it is cool to show where words come from, and this can help people understand why a word is spelled a particular way, I think. English orthography is one of the hardest parts of learning English, but knowing where a word comes from helps significantly in understanding its orthography (spelling). That said, teaching English is not our goal here, any more than it is the goal of Simple English Wikipedia. We are writing a dictionary here, not an English 101 textbook. If people use us to learn English, that is their own choice, but it is not our focus. I guess I could go either way on this one. I tentatively '''support''' adding etymologies to words. What do all of you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:16, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == How detailed do we go? == In articles such as that for [[sad]], some users have obvioulsy gone to a great deal of trouble to flesh out all sorts of synonyms, related words, etc. Unfortunately, few of the words are very simple (or even useful. For example, on the [[sad]] page we have ''glum'' as a synonym.) I think this kind of detail needs to be pared back to avoid being overwhelming to English language learners. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:26, 16 July 2006 (UTC) :Yeah, I was the one who put all those synonyms and antonyms on there. I still think it is useful, and it is obvious that they are synonyms, etc. by their placement, but I guess I did go a little overboard. But this wiktionary should not be limited to Simple English words. It should include all English words, but the definitions should be limited to simple English. People may find the word [[glum]] and wonder what it means, but not be able to understand the English Wiktionary definition. We need that entry here, and its connection to [[sad]] seems very logical. I think [[lugubrious]] should be cut out sooner than [[glum]]. Limiting the synonyms and antonyms may be useful in some ways, but we are about including information, not leaving it out. We might even want to include (for example) a main synonym section, and later on a section on ''other synonyms''. I don't know. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:44, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::Indeed, we should have articles for simple words and other words, so there should eventually be an entry for ''glum'', ''lugubrious'' and whatever else you can come up with. However, a typical user who is looking up the word ''sad'', will not benefit from ''glum''. The user who looks up ''glum'', on the other hand, may well benefit from being told that ''sad'' is a synonym as they will likely have no idea what ''glum'' means, but may very well understand ''sad''. ::Furthermore, you write, "we are about including information, not leaving it out." To the contrary! Knowing what to leave out is at least as important as knowing what to put in. A 20-page dictionary entry on ''run'' is neither simple nor useful. This is, after all, a dictionary, not a thesaurus or an encyclopedia. If the user who looks up ''sad'' is looking specifically for uncommon synonyms, they're using a wrench to drive in a nail.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:58, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::*Well how else do you expect people to look for uncommon synonyms, except by starting with a common word? Perhaps we can put common synonyms right there on the page, while listing rare ones separately on a thesaurus-like page. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 07:07, 31 July 2006 (UTC) ::::If they're looking for uncommon synonyms, they should use a thesaurus, not a dictionary.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 11:27, 31 July 2006 (UTC) :::::Hey Brett, I really enjoyed your wrench-nail analogy. Kappa is referring to what EWikt has done in its Wikisaurus sub-project. We could do something similar here if people are interested in the idea. But either way, most dictionaries include at least some synonyms, and I think we should do so, too. You have a point when you say that glum should link to sad, but not necessarily sad to glum. Maybe if we tend to limit it to the first five or so most common synonyms and antonyms, it will be useful but not overboard. We can always change it later if we change our minds, etc. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:08, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ==Workshop== The following was posted by Adam Kilgarriff on the Corpora mailing list ---- CALL FOR PARTICIPATION; Programme now available Fourth International Workshop on DICTIONARY WRITING SYSTEMS (DWS06) Torino, Italy Afternoon (13.30-17.30), Tuesday, 5 September 2006 (pre-EURALEX http://www.euralex2006.unito.it) A dictionary writing system (DWS) is a piece of software for writing and producing a dictionary. It might include an editor, a database, a web interface and various management tools (for allocating work etc.) It operates with a dictionary grammar, which specifies the structure of the dictionary. The workshop is relevant for: dictionary project managers lexical database users and developers lexicographers students of lexicography, lexicology, computational linguistics The workshop follows similar successful events in Brighton, UK in 2002 and 2003, and Brno, the Czech Republic in 2004. Website: http://nlp.fi.muni.cz/dws06 :Adam Kilgarriff http://kilgarriff.co.uk :Lexicography MasterClass http://lexmasterclass.com :Lexical Computing Ltd http://sketchengine.co.uk :University of Sussex +44 (0)12 73 705 773 :mailto:adam@lexmasterclass.com +44 (0)79 71 867 845 --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:45, 18 July 2006 (UTC) == Logo discussion == Greetings, I apologise for writing in English. There is a discussion about the logo for Wiktionary at [[meta:Wiktionary/logo]]. Please go there and help us decide. Please also put this message on your community page. Thank you. -[[meta:User:Dbmag9|Dbmag9]] (copied here from [[talk:Main Page]] by [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:39, 23 July 2006 (UTC)) == Most linked article == Is there a way to find the article with the most links? In particular, I'm interested in finding the most-linked-to article that doesn't yet exist.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 21:19, 27 July 2006 (UTC) *You need [[Special:Mostlinked]], and in particular [[Special:Wantedpages]]. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 23:03, 27 July 2006 (UTC) == 700 articles! == I think [[now]] was the 700th. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:51, 2 August 2006 (UTC) :Congratulations, everyone! Great work. Let's keep it up. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:02, 3 August 2006 (UTC) == A different idea == I recently had an idea for a sort of word rating system. This would show the SE user how difficult/complicated the word is considered by native speakers, and perhaps even include an easier and/or more challenging (for the basic words) alternative. I'm thinking of a kind of thermometer look, maybe up in the right-hand corner. It would have something like four or five degrees, including: basic or easy (from the BE850, words like [[do]], [[cold]], and [[woman]]), fairly basic or fairly easy (BE1500 or so, words like [[sink]], [[addition]], and [[trust]]), medium or intermediate (about regular conversation level, somewhat less common than BE1500, words like [[complete]], [[freezing]], and [[feminine]]), fairly advanced or fairly hard (more complex or difficult a concept or term, words like [[nondescript]], [[anthropology]], and [[uncharacteristic]]), and advanced or hard (for jargon and other much less common words such as [[sodium benzoate]], [[sesquipedalian]], and [[indefatigable]]). We can tweak these levels or add new ones if/when we feel they are warranted. What do you all think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 10:07, 3 August 2006 (UTC) 8456 2006-08-03T10:09:38Z Cromwellt 61 /* A different idea */ changed word '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |} ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some counties, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) ==Category capitalization== Shall categories begin with upper cases or not? I am asking this because I have found different uses of upper and lower cases at [[Special:Categories]].--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 13:36, 14 April 2006 (UTC) :I had the same question a while back, though I asked it somewhere else. I think that categories should all be lowercase unless they are proper nouns, so that they work just like the entry titles. I'd say that you can go ahead an [[Wiktionary:Be bold|boldly]] change it, and if someone doesn't like it or has a better idea, they can change it back. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:33, 18 April 2006 (UTC) :If you do change it, don't forget to change the templates that refer to those categories, so that they put the words in the new place. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:22, 20 April 2006 (UTC) ::I see that [[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] has not worked on (or at least has not completed) changing the categories. I have completely changed my mind regarding them. The reason that articles in the (main) namespace are lowercase is to show the word as it is really meant to be and to distinguish between proper names and other words. This does not apply to categories or appendices (I just created the first appendix, [[:Appendix:Prepositions]]), though it should still apply to templates so that we don't have to type a capital letter every time we insert a template. Categories and appendices are ''groups'' of these words, and so should be capitalized regularly, just as they are in other projects. I am changing categories accordingly. Other thoughts? As I mentioned above, if we decide I'm wrong, we can boldly change it back. :) Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:54, 15 May 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == WikiReader == What do we think about publishing a WikiReader with the BE850 and BE1500? I'd be happy to do most of the work behind it (exporting to PDF, managing download site etc). [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 12:00, 19 May 2006 (UTC) :I'm thinking we should probably have them mostly done before we worry about that, but other than that, sound good. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 19:03, 23 May 2006 (UTC) == Translations == Other Wiktionaries add translations for words into other languages. SEWiktionary is meant to give definitions of English words using simple English, so if we did add translations, we would not include those other words here, but only link to other wiktionaries. For example, if we translated "heavy" (meaning having a lot of weight), the Spanish is "pesado." We might link to the English Wiktionary page on [[:en:pesado]] or to the Spanish Wiktionary [[:es:pesado]]. These would be interwiki links, but under a translation section, not an "in other languages" sidebar interwiki, since each meaning should be translated separately. I think there are pros and cons to this idea. The pros are that our focus audience are people who are do not know much English, and many of them only know it as a second language, so a translation into their own language could be quite useful. The cons are that we are focused on English words. A translation would be a distraction from our focus. Also, that niche is already filled by the English Wiktionary. I think our focus should stay firmly fixed on simple English definitions of English words. Feel free to comment. We'll do what the community decides, of course. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:08, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == Etymologies/word histories == Another thing that has come up is the question of etymologies. English Wiktionary and others show the etymology of each word, and tend to have the earlier forms as separate entries. Because we are focused on English words (that is, Modern English), we would not include those early forms separately, but we could include unlinked word origins/etymologies. Again, there are pros and cons. Etymologies could be difficult to understand for someone who doesn't know much English. Additionally, they are not our focus, and could be a distraction. Plus, English Wiktionary already does that more effectively. On the other hand, I think it is cool to show where words come from, and this can help people understand why a word is spelled a particular way, I think. English orthography is one of the hardest parts of learning English, but knowing where a word comes from helps significantly in understanding its orthography (spelling). That said, teaching English is not our goal here, any more than it is the goal of Simple English Wikipedia. We are writing a dictionary here, not an English 101 textbook. If people use us to learn English, that is their own choice, but it is not our focus. I guess I could go either way on this one. I tentatively '''support''' adding etymologies to words. What do all of you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:16, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == How detailed do we go? == In articles such as that for [[sad]], some users have obvioulsy gone to a great deal of trouble to flesh out all sorts of synonyms, related words, etc. Unfortunately, few of the words are very simple (or even useful. For example, on the [[sad]] page we have ''glum'' as a synonym.) I think this kind of detail needs to be pared back to avoid being overwhelming to English language learners. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:26, 16 July 2006 (UTC) :Yeah, I was the one who put all those synonyms and antonyms on there. I still think it is useful, and it is obvious that they are synonyms, etc. by their placement, but I guess I did go a little overboard. But this wiktionary should not be limited to Simple English words. It should include all English words, but the definitions should be limited to simple English. People may find the word [[glum]] and wonder what it means, but not be able to understand the English Wiktionary definition. We need that entry here, and its connection to [[sad]] seems very logical. I think [[lugubrious]] should be cut out sooner than [[glum]]. Limiting the synonyms and antonyms may be useful in some ways, but we are about including information, not leaving it out. We might even want to include (for example) a main synonym section, and later on a section on ''other synonyms''. I don't know. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:44, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::Indeed, we should have articles for simple words and other words, so there should eventually be an entry for ''glum'', ''lugubrious'' and whatever else you can come up with. However, a typical user who is looking up the word ''sad'', will not benefit from ''glum''. The user who looks up ''glum'', on the other hand, may well benefit from being told that ''sad'' is a synonym as they will likely have no idea what ''glum'' means, but may very well understand ''sad''. ::Furthermore, you write, "we are about including information, not leaving it out." To the contrary! Knowing what to leave out is at least as important as knowing what to put in. A 20-page dictionary entry on ''run'' is neither simple nor useful. This is, after all, a dictionary, not a thesaurus or an encyclopedia. If the user who looks up ''sad'' is looking specifically for uncommon synonyms, they're using a wrench to drive in a nail.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:58, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::*Well how else do you expect people to look for uncommon synonyms, except by starting with a common word? Perhaps we can put common synonyms right there on the page, while listing rare ones separately on a thesaurus-like page. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 07:07, 31 July 2006 (UTC) ::::If they're looking for uncommon synonyms, they should use a thesaurus, not a dictionary.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 11:27, 31 July 2006 (UTC) :::::Hey Brett, I really enjoyed your wrench-nail analogy. Kappa is referring to what EWikt has done in its Wikisaurus sub-project. We could do something similar here if people are interested in the idea. But either way, most dictionaries include at least some synonyms, and I think we should do so, too. You have a point when you say that glum should link to sad, but not necessarily sad to glum. Maybe if we tend to limit it to the first five or so most common synonyms and antonyms, it will be useful but not overboard. We can always change it later if we change our minds, etc. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:08, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ==Workshop== The following was posted by Adam Kilgarriff on the Corpora mailing list ---- CALL FOR PARTICIPATION; Programme now available Fourth International Workshop on DICTIONARY WRITING SYSTEMS (DWS06) Torino, Italy Afternoon (13.30-17.30), Tuesday, 5 September 2006 (pre-EURALEX http://www.euralex2006.unito.it) A dictionary writing system (DWS) is a piece of software for writing and producing a dictionary. It might include an editor, a database, a web interface and various management tools (for allocating work etc.) It operates with a dictionary grammar, which specifies the structure of the dictionary. The workshop is relevant for: dictionary project managers lexical database users and developers lexicographers students of lexicography, lexicology, computational linguistics The workshop follows similar successful events in Brighton, UK in 2002 and 2003, and Brno, the Czech Republic in 2004. Website: http://nlp.fi.muni.cz/dws06 :Adam Kilgarriff http://kilgarriff.co.uk :Lexicography MasterClass http://lexmasterclass.com :Lexical Computing Ltd http://sketchengine.co.uk :University of Sussex +44 (0)12 73 705 773 :mailto:adam@lexmasterclass.com +44 (0)79 71 867 845 --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:45, 18 July 2006 (UTC) == Logo discussion == Greetings, I apologise for writing in English. There is a discussion about the logo for Wiktionary at [[meta:Wiktionary/logo]]. Please go there and help us decide. Please also put this message on your community page. Thank you. -[[meta:User:Dbmag9|Dbmag9]] (copied here from [[talk:Main Page]] by [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:39, 23 July 2006 (UTC)) == Most linked article == Is there a way to find the article with the most links? In particular, I'm interested in finding the most-linked-to article that doesn't yet exist.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 21:19, 27 July 2006 (UTC) *You need [[Special:Mostlinked]], and in particular [[Special:Wantedpages]]. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 23:03, 27 July 2006 (UTC) == 700 articles! == I think [[now]] was the 700th. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:51, 2 August 2006 (UTC) :Congratulations, everyone! Great work. Let's keep it up. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:02, 3 August 2006 (UTC) == A different idea == I recently had an idea for a sort of word rating system. This would show the SE user how difficult/complicated the word is considered by native speakers, and perhaps even include an easier and/or more challenging (for the basic words) alternative. I'm thinking of a kind of thermometer look, maybe up in the right-hand corner. It would have something like four or five degrees, including: basic or easy (from the BE850, words like [[do]], [[cold]], and [[woman]]), fairly basic or fairly easy (BE1500 or so, words like [[sink]], [[math]], and [[trust]]), medium or intermediate (about regular conversation level, somewhat less common than BE1500, words like [[complete]], [[freezing]], and [[feminine]]), fairly advanced or fairly hard (more complex or difficult a concept or term, words like [[nondescript]], [[anthropology]], and [[uncharacteristic]]), and advanced or hard (for jargon and other much less common words such as [[sodium benzoate]], [[sesquipedalian]], and [[indefatigable]]). We can tweak these levels or add new ones if/when we feel they are warranted. What do you all think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 10:07, 3 August 2006 (UTC) 8484 2006-08-05T14:55:45Z Gmcfoley 41 Move to [[Wiktionary talk:Simple talk]]? '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |} ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some counties, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) ==Category capitalization== Shall categories begin with upper cases or not? I am asking this because I have found different uses of upper and lower cases at [[Special:Categories]].--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 13:36, 14 April 2006 (UTC) :I had the same question a while back, though I asked it somewhere else. I think that categories should all be lowercase unless they are proper nouns, so that they work just like the entry titles. I'd say that you can go ahead an [[Wiktionary:Be bold|boldly]] change it, and if someone doesn't like it or has a better idea, they can change it back. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:33, 18 April 2006 (UTC) :If you do change it, don't forget to change the templates that refer to those categories, so that they put the words in the new place. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:22, 20 April 2006 (UTC) ::I see that [[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] has not worked on (or at least has not completed) changing the categories. I have completely changed my mind regarding them. The reason that articles in the (main) namespace are lowercase is to show the word as it is really meant to be and to distinguish between proper names and other words. This does not apply to categories or appendices (I just created the first appendix, [[:Appendix:Prepositions]]), though it should still apply to templates so that we don't have to type a capital letter every time we insert a template. Categories and appendices are ''groups'' of these words, and so should be capitalized regularly, just as they are in other projects. I am changing categories accordingly. Other thoughts? As I mentioned above, if we decide I'm wrong, we can boldly change it back. :) Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:54, 15 May 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == WikiReader == What do we think about publishing a WikiReader with the BE850 and BE1500? I'd be happy to do most of the work behind it (exporting to PDF, managing download site etc). [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 12:00, 19 May 2006 (UTC) :I'm thinking we should probably have them mostly done before we worry about that, but other than that, sound good. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 19:03, 23 May 2006 (UTC) == Translations == Other Wiktionaries add translations for words into other languages. SEWiktionary is meant to give definitions of English words using simple English, so if we did add translations, we would not include those other words here, but only link to other wiktionaries. For example, if we translated "heavy" (meaning having a lot of weight), the Spanish is "pesado." We might link to the English Wiktionary page on [[:en:pesado]] or to the Spanish Wiktionary [[:es:pesado]]. These would be interwiki links, but under a translation section, not an "in other languages" sidebar interwiki, since each meaning should be translated separately. I think there are pros and cons to this idea. The pros are that our focus audience are people who are do not know much English, and many of them only know it as a second language, so a translation into their own language could be quite useful. The cons are that we are focused on English words. A translation would be a distraction from our focus. Also, that niche is already filled by the English Wiktionary. I think our focus should stay firmly fixed on simple English definitions of English words. Feel free to comment. We'll do what the community decides, of course. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:08, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == Etymologies/word histories == Another thing that has come up is the question of etymologies. English Wiktionary and others show the etymology of each word, and tend to have the earlier forms as separate entries. Because we are focused on English words (that is, Modern English), we would not include those early forms separately, but we could include unlinked word origins/etymologies. Again, there are pros and cons. Etymologies could be difficult to understand for someone who doesn't know much English. Additionally, they are not our focus, and could be a distraction. Plus, English Wiktionary already does that more effectively. On the other hand, I think it is cool to show where words come from, and this can help people understand why a word is spelled a particular way, I think. English orthography is one of the hardest parts of learning English, but knowing where a word comes from helps significantly in understanding its orthography (spelling). That said, teaching English is not our goal here, any more than it is the goal of Simple English Wikipedia. We are writing a dictionary here, not an English 101 textbook. If people use us to learn English, that is their own choice, but it is not our focus. I guess I could go either way on this one. I tentatively '''support''' adding etymologies to words. What do all of you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:16, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == How detailed do we go? == In articles such as that for [[sad]], some users have obvioulsy gone to a great deal of trouble to flesh out all sorts of synonyms, related words, etc. Unfortunately, few of the words are very simple (or even useful. For example, on the [[sad]] page we have ''glum'' as a synonym.) I think this kind of detail needs to be pared back to avoid being overwhelming to English language learners. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:26, 16 July 2006 (UTC) :Yeah, I was the one who put all those synonyms and antonyms on there. I still think it is useful, and it is obvious that they are synonyms, etc. by their placement, but I guess I did go a little overboard. But this wiktionary should not be limited to Simple English words. It should include all English words, but the definitions should be limited to simple English. People may find the word [[glum]] and wonder what it means, but not be able to understand the English Wiktionary definition. We need that entry here, and its connection to [[sad]] seems very logical. I think [[lugubrious]] should be cut out sooner than [[glum]]. Limiting the synonyms and antonyms may be useful in some ways, but we are about including information, not leaving it out. We might even want to include (for example) a main synonym section, and later on a section on ''other synonyms''. I don't know. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:44, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::Indeed, we should have articles for simple words and other words, so there should eventually be an entry for ''glum'', ''lugubrious'' and whatever else you can come up with. However, a typical user who is looking up the word ''sad'', will not benefit from ''glum''. The user who looks up ''glum'', on the other hand, may well benefit from being told that ''sad'' is a synonym as they will likely have no idea what ''glum'' means, but may very well understand ''sad''. ::Furthermore, you write, "we are about including information, not leaving it out." To the contrary! Knowing what to leave out is at least as important as knowing what to put in. A 20-page dictionary entry on ''run'' is neither simple nor useful. This is, after all, a dictionary, not a thesaurus or an encyclopedia. If the user who looks up ''sad'' is looking specifically for uncommon synonyms, they're using a wrench to drive in a nail.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:58, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::*Well how else do you expect people to look for uncommon synonyms, except by starting with a common word? Perhaps we can put common synonyms right there on the page, while listing rare ones separately on a thesaurus-like page. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 07:07, 31 July 2006 (UTC) ::::If they're looking for uncommon synonyms, they should use a thesaurus, not a dictionary.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 11:27, 31 July 2006 (UTC) :::::Hey Brett, I really enjoyed your wrench-nail analogy. Kappa is referring to what EWikt has done in its Wikisaurus sub-project. We could do something similar here if people are interested in the idea. But either way, most dictionaries include at least some synonyms, and I think we should do so, too. You have a point when you say that glum should link to sad, but not necessarily sad to glum. Maybe if we tend to limit it to the first five or so most common synonyms and antonyms, it will be useful but not overboard. We can always change it later if we change our minds, etc. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:08, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ==Workshop== The following was posted by Adam Kilgarriff on the Corpora mailing list ---- CALL FOR PARTICIPATION; Programme now available Fourth International Workshop on DICTIONARY WRITING SYSTEMS (DWS06) Torino, Italy Afternoon (13.30-17.30), Tuesday, 5 September 2006 (pre-EURALEX http://www.euralex2006.unito.it) A dictionary writing system (DWS) is a piece of software for writing and producing a dictionary. It might include an editor, a database, a web interface and various management tools (for allocating work etc.) It operates with a dictionary grammar, which specifies the structure of the dictionary. The workshop is relevant for: dictionary project managers lexical database users and developers lexicographers students of lexicography, lexicology, computational linguistics The workshop follows similar successful events in Brighton, UK in 2002 and 2003, and Brno, the Czech Republic in 2004. Website: http://nlp.fi.muni.cz/dws06 :Adam Kilgarriff http://kilgarriff.co.uk :Lexicography MasterClass http://lexmasterclass.com :Lexical Computing Ltd http://sketchengine.co.uk :University of Sussex +44 (0)12 73 705 773 :mailto:adam@lexmasterclass.com +44 (0)79 71 867 845 --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:45, 18 July 2006 (UTC) == Logo discussion == Greetings, I apologise for writing in English. There is a discussion about the logo for Wiktionary at [[meta:Wiktionary/logo]]. Please go there and help us decide. Please also put this message on your community page. Thank you. -[[meta:User:Dbmag9|Dbmag9]] (copied here from [[talk:Main Page]] by [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:39, 23 July 2006 (UTC)) == Most linked article == Is there a way to find the article with the most links? In particular, I'm interested in finding the most-linked-to article that doesn't yet exist.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 21:19, 27 July 2006 (UTC) *You need [[Special:Mostlinked]], and in particular [[Special:Wantedpages]]. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 23:03, 27 July 2006 (UTC) == 700 articles! == I think [[now]] was the 700th. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:51, 2 August 2006 (UTC) :Congratulations, everyone! Great work. Let's keep it up. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:02, 3 August 2006 (UTC) == A different idea == I recently had an idea for a sort of word rating system. This would show the SE user how difficult/complicated the word is considered by native speakers, and perhaps even include an easier and/or more challenging (for the basic words) alternative. I'm thinking of a kind of thermometer look, maybe up in the right-hand corner. It would have something like four or five degrees, including: basic or easy (from the BE850, words like [[do]], [[cold]], and [[woman]]), fairly basic or fairly easy (BE1500 or so, words like [[sink]], [[math]], and [[trust]]), medium or intermediate (about regular conversation level, somewhat less common than BE1500, words like [[complete]], [[freezing]], and [[feminine]]), fairly advanced or fairly hard (more complex or difficult a concept or term, words like [[nondescript]], [[anthropology]], and [[uncharacteristic]]), and advanced or hard (for jargon and other much less common words such as [[sodium benzoate]], [[sesquipedalian]], and [[indefatigable]]). We can tweak these levels or add new ones if/when we feel they are warranted. What do you all think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 10:07, 3 August 2006 (UTC) == Move to [[Wiktionary talk:Simple talk]]? == I just want to throw up the idea of moving this page to the Wiktionary talk namespace. The advantage is that when editing a talk page [[MediaWiki:Talkpagetext]] is shown to the user. It would also leave this page open for FaQ's or something. Just an idea. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 14:55, 5 August 2006 (UTC) 8526 2006-08-08T16:54:23Z Brett 77 /* A different idea */ '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |} ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some counties, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) ==Category capitalization== Shall categories begin with upper cases or not? I am asking this because I have found different uses of upper and lower cases at [[Special:Categories]].--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 13:36, 14 April 2006 (UTC) :I had the same question a while back, though I asked it somewhere else. I think that categories should all be lowercase unless they are proper nouns, so that they work just like the entry titles. I'd say that you can go ahead an [[Wiktionary:Be bold|boldly]] change it, and if someone doesn't like it or has a better idea, they can change it back. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:33, 18 April 2006 (UTC) :If you do change it, don't forget to change the templates that refer to those categories, so that they put the words in the new place. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:22, 20 April 2006 (UTC) ::I see that [[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] has not worked on (or at least has not completed) changing the categories. I have completely changed my mind regarding them. The reason that articles in the (main) namespace are lowercase is to show the word as it is really meant to be and to distinguish between proper names and other words. This does not apply to categories or appendices (I just created the first appendix, [[:Appendix:Prepositions]]), though it should still apply to templates so that we don't have to type a capital letter every time we insert a template. Categories and appendices are ''groups'' of these words, and so should be capitalized regularly, just as they are in other projects. I am changing categories accordingly. Other thoughts? As I mentioned above, if we decide I'm wrong, we can boldly change it back. :) Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:54, 15 May 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == WikiReader == What do we think about publishing a WikiReader with the BE850 and BE1500? I'd be happy to do most of the work behind it (exporting to PDF, managing download site etc). [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 12:00, 19 May 2006 (UTC) :I'm thinking we should probably have them mostly done before we worry about that, but other than that, sound good. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 19:03, 23 May 2006 (UTC) == Translations == Other Wiktionaries add translations for words into other languages. SEWiktionary is meant to give definitions of English words using simple English, so if we did add translations, we would not include those other words here, but only link to other wiktionaries. For example, if we translated "heavy" (meaning having a lot of weight), the Spanish is "pesado." We might link to the English Wiktionary page on [[:en:pesado]] or to the Spanish Wiktionary [[:es:pesado]]. These would be interwiki links, but under a translation section, not an "in other languages" sidebar interwiki, since each meaning should be translated separately. I think there are pros and cons to this idea. The pros are that our focus audience are people who are do not know much English, and many of them only know it as a second language, so a translation into their own language could be quite useful. The cons are that we are focused on English words. A translation would be a distraction from our focus. Also, that niche is already filled by the English Wiktionary. I think our focus should stay firmly fixed on simple English definitions of English words. Feel free to comment. We'll do what the community decides, of course. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:08, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == Etymologies/word histories == Another thing that has come up is the question of etymologies. English Wiktionary and others show the etymology of each word, and tend to have the earlier forms as separate entries. Because we are focused on English words (that is, Modern English), we would not include those early forms separately, but we could include unlinked word origins/etymologies. Again, there are pros and cons. Etymologies could be difficult to understand for someone who doesn't know much English. Additionally, they are not our focus, and could be a distraction. Plus, English Wiktionary already does that more effectively. On the other hand, I think it is cool to show where words come from, and this can help people understand why a word is spelled a particular way, I think. English orthography is one of the hardest parts of learning English, but knowing where a word comes from helps significantly in understanding its orthography (spelling). That said, teaching English is not our goal here, any more than it is the goal of Simple English Wikipedia. We are writing a dictionary here, not an English 101 textbook. If people use us to learn English, that is their own choice, but it is not our focus. I guess I could go either way on this one. I tentatively '''support''' adding etymologies to words. What do all of you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:16, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == How detailed do we go? == In articles such as that for [[sad]], some users have obvioulsy gone to a great deal of trouble to flesh out all sorts of synonyms, related words, etc. Unfortunately, few of the words are very simple (or even useful. For example, on the [[sad]] page we have ''glum'' as a synonym.) I think this kind of detail needs to be pared back to avoid being overwhelming to English language learners. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:26, 16 July 2006 (UTC) :Yeah, I was the one who put all those synonyms and antonyms on there. I still think it is useful, and it is obvious that they are synonyms, etc. by their placement, but I guess I did go a little overboard. But this wiktionary should not be limited to Simple English words. It should include all English words, but the definitions should be limited to simple English. People may find the word [[glum]] and wonder what it means, but not be able to understand the English Wiktionary definition. We need that entry here, and its connection to [[sad]] seems very logical. I think [[lugubrious]] should be cut out sooner than [[glum]]. Limiting the synonyms and antonyms may be useful in some ways, but we are about including information, not leaving it out. We might even want to include (for example) a main synonym section, and later on a section on ''other synonyms''. I don't know. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:44, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::Indeed, we should have articles for simple words and other words, so there should eventually be an entry for ''glum'', ''lugubrious'' and whatever else you can come up with. However, a typical user who is looking up the word ''sad'', will not benefit from ''glum''. The user who looks up ''glum'', on the other hand, may well benefit from being told that ''sad'' is a synonym as they will likely have no idea what ''glum'' means, but may very well understand ''sad''. ::Furthermore, you write, "we are about including information, not leaving it out." To the contrary! Knowing what to leave out is at least as important as knowing what to put in. A 20-page dictionary entry on ''run'' is neither simple nor useful. This is, after all, a dictionary, not a thesaurus or an encyclopedia. If the user who looks up ''sad'' is looking specifically for uncommon synonyms, they're using a wrench to drive in a nail.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:58, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::*Well how else do you expect people to look for uncommon synonyms, except by starting with a common word? Perhaps we can put common synonyms right there on the page, while listing rare ones separately on a thesaurus-like page. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 07:07, 31 July 2006 (UTC) ::::If they're looking for uncommon synonyms, they should use a thesaurus, not a dictionary.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 11:27, 31 July 2006 (UTC) :::::Hey Brett, I really enjoyed your wrench-nail analogy. Kappa is referring to what EWikt has done in its Wikisaurus sub-project. We could do something similar here if people are interested in the idea. But either way, most dictionaries include at least some synonyms, and I think we should do so, too. You have a point when you say that glum should link to sad, but not necessarily sad to glum. Maybe if we tend to limit it to the first five or so most common synonyms and antonyms, it will be useful but not overboard. We can always change it later if we change our minds, etc. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:08, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ==Workshop== The following was posted by Adam Kilgarriff on the Corpora mailing list ---- CALL FOR PARTICIPATION; Programme now available Fourth International Workshop on DICTIONARY WRITING SYSTEMS (DWS06) Torino, Italy Afternoon (13.30-17.30), Tuesday, 5 September 2006 (pre-EURALEX http://www.euralex2006.unito.it) A dictionary writing system (DWS) is a piece of software for writing and producing a dictionary. It might include an editor, a database, a web interface and various management tools (for allocating work etc.) It operates with a dictionary grammar, which specifies the structure of the dictionary. The workshop is relevant for: dictionary project managers lexical database users and developers lexicographers students of lexicography, lexicology, computational linguistics The workshop follows similar successful events in Brighton, UK in 2002 and 2003, and Brno, the Czech Republic in 2004. Website: http://nlp.fi.muni.cz/dws06 :Adam Kilgarriff http://kilgarriff.co.uk :Lexicography MasterClass http://lexmasterclass.com :Lexical Computing Ltd http://sketchengine.co.uk :University of Sussex +44 (0)12 73 705 773 :mailto:adam@lexmasterclass.com +44 (0)79 71 867 845 --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:45, 18 July 2006 (UTC) == Logo discussion == Greetings, I apologise for writing in English. There is a discussion about the logo for Wiktionary at [[meta:Wiktionary/logo]]. Please go there and help us decide. Please also put this message on your community page. Thank you. -[[meta:User:Dbmag9|Dbmag9]] (copied here from [[talk:Main Page]] by [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:39, 23 July 2006 (UTC)) == Most linked article == Is there a way to find the article with the most links? In particular, I'm interested in finding the most-linked-to article that doesn't yet exist.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 21:19, 27 July 2006 (UTC) *You need [[Special:Mostlinked]], and in particular [[Special:Wantedpages]]. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 23:03, 27 July 2006 (UTC) == 700 articles! == I think [[now]] was the 700th. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:51, 2 August 2006 (UTC) :Congratulations, everyone! Great work. Let's keep it up. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:02, 3 August 2006 (UTC) == A different idea == I recently had an idea for a sort of word rating system. This would show the SE user how difficult/complicated the word is considered by native speakers, and perhaps even include an easier and/or more challenging (for the basic words) alternative. I'm thinking of a kind of thermometer look, maybe up in the right-hand corner. It would have something like four or five degrees, including: basic or easy (from the BE850, words like [[do]], [[cold]], and [[woman]]), fairly basic or fairly easy (BE1500 or so, words like [[sink]], [[math]], and [[trust]]), medium or intermediate (about regular conversation level, somewhat less common than BE1500, words like [[complete]], [[freezing]], and [[feminine]]), fairly advanced or fairly hard (more complex or difficult a concept or term, words like [[nondescript]], [[anthropology]], and [[uncharacteristic]]), and advanced or hard (for jargon and other much less common words such as [[sodium benzoate]], [[sesquipedalian]], and [[indefatigable]]). We can tweak these levels or add new ones if/when we feel they are warranted. What do you all think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 10:07, 3 August 2006 (UTC) :I think it's a good idea, but I think basing it on BE is a bad idea, no matter how much you like BE. BE was not intended to choose the most simple or frequent words, but to bring together a list of words that would be sufficient to communicate any idea. Instead, I think we should base it on frequency counts, in the same way that the [http://www.longman.com/ldoce/ Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English] does. I think that using [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/nation.aspx Paul Nation]'s word counts would be a great place to start. He counts 'word families', so that ''run'', ''running'', ''runner'', etc. are all counted together. His counts are broken into 1000-word bands and are [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/range%20BNC.zip available] for free. == Move to [[Wiktionary talk:Simple talk]]? == I just want to throw up the idea of moving this page to the Wiktionary talk namespace. The advantage is that when editing a talk page [[MediaWiki:Talkpagetext]] is shown to the user. It would also leave this page open for FaQ's or something. Just an idea. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 14:55, 5 August 2006 (UTC) 8527 2006-08-08T16:55:30Z Brett 77 /* 700 articles! */ '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |} ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some counties, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) ==Category capitalization== Shall categories begin with upper cases or not? I am asking this because I have found different uses of upper and lower cases at [[Special:Categories]].--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 13:36, 14 April 2006 (UTC) :I had the same question a while back, though I asked it somewhere else. I think that categories should all be lowercase unless they are proper nouns, so that they work just like the entry titles. I'd say that you can go ahead an [[Wiktionary:Be bold|boldly]] change it, and if someone doesn't like it or has a better idea, they can change it back. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:33, 18 April 2006 (UTC) :If you do change it, don't forget to change the templates that refer to those categories, so that they put the words in the new place. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:22, 20 April 2006 (UTC) ::I see that [[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] has not worked on (or at least has not completed) changing the categories. I have completely changed my mind regarding them. The reason that articles in the (main) namespace are lowercase is to show the word as it is really meant to be and to distinguish between proper names and other words. This does not apply to categories or appendices (I just created the first appendix, [[:Appendix:Prepositions]]), though it should still apply to templates so that we don't have to type a capital letter every time we insert a template. Categories and appendices are ''groups'' of these words, and so should be capitalized regularly, just as they are in other projects. I am changing categories accordingly. Other thoughts? As I mentioned above, if we decide I'm wrong, we can boldly change it back. :) Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:54, 15 May 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == WikiReader == What do we think about publishing a WikiReader with the BE850 and BE1500? I'd be happy to do most of the work behind it (exporting to PDF, managing download site etc). [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 12:00, 19 May 2006 (UTC) :I'm thinking we should probably have them mostly done before we worry about that, but other than that, sound good. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 19:03, 23 May 2006 (UTC) == Translations == Other Wiktionaries add translations for words into other languages. SEWiktionary is meant to give definitions of English words using simple English, so if we did add translations, we would not include those other words here, but only link to other wiktionaries. For example, if we translated "heavy" (meaning having a lot of weight), the Spanish is "pesado." We might link to the English Wiktionary page on [[:en:pesado]] or to the Spanish Wiktionary [[:es:pesado]]. These would be interwiki links, but under a translation section, not an "in other languages" sidebar interwiki, since each meaning should be translated separately. I think there are pros and cons to this idea. The pros are that our focus audience are people who are do not know much English, and many of them only know it as a second language, so a translation into their own language could be quite useful. The cons are that we are focused on English words. A translation would be a distraction from our focus. Also, that niche is already filled by the English Wiktionary. I think our focus should stay firmly fixed on simple English definitions of English words. Feel free to comment. We'll do what the community decides, of course. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:08, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == Etymologies/word histories == Another thing that has come up is the question of etymologies. English Wiktionary and others show the etymology of each word, and tend to have the earlier forms as separate entries. Because we are focused on English words (that is, Modern English), we would not include those early forms separately, but we could include unlinked word origins/etymologies. Again, there are pros and cons. Etymologies could be difficult to understand for someone who doesn't know much English. Additionally, they are not our focus, and could be a distraction. Plus, English Wiktionary already does that more effectively. On the other hand, I think it is cool to show where words come from, and this can help people understand why a word is spelled a particular way, I think. English orthography is one of the hardest parts of learning English, but knowing where a word comes from helps significantly in understanding its orthography (spelling). That said, teaching English is not our goal here, any more than it is the goal of Simple English Wikipedia. We are writing a dictionary here, not an English 101 textbook. If people use us to learn English, that is their own choice, but it is not our focus. I guess I could go either way on this one. I tentatively '''support''' adding etymologies to words. What do all of you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:16, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == How detailed do we go? == In articles such as that for [[sad]], some users have obvioulsy gone to a great deal of trouble to flesh out all sorts of synonyms, related words, etc. Unfortunately, few of the words are very simple (or even useful. For example, on the [[sad]] page we have ''glum'' as a synonym.) I think this kind of detail needs to be pared back to avoid being overwhelming to English language learners. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:26, 16 July 2006 (UTC) :Yeah, I was the one who put all those synonyms and antonyms on there. I still think it is useful, and it is obvious that they are synonyms, etc. by their placement, but I guess I did go a little overboard. But this wiktionary should not be limited to Simple English words. It should include all English words, but the definitions should be limited to simple English. People may find the word [[glum]] and wonder what it means, but not be able to understand the English Wiktionary definition. We need that entry here, and its connection to [[sad]] seems very logical. I think [[lugubrious]] should be cut out sooner than [[glum]]. Limiting the synonyms and antonyms may be useful in some ways, but we are about including information, not leaving it out. We might even want to include (for example) a main synonym section, and later on a section on ''other synonyms''. I don't know. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:44, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::Indeed, we should have articles for simple words and other words, so there should eventually be an entry for ''glum'', ''lugubrious'' and whatever else you can come up with. However, a typical user who is looking up the word ''sad'', will not benefit from ''glum''. The user who looks up ''glum'', on the other hand, may well benefit from being told that ''sad'' is a synonym as they will likely have no idea what ''glum'' means, but may very well understand ''sad''. ::Furthermore, you write, "we are about including information, not leaving it out." To the contrary! Knowing what to leave out is at least as important as knowing what to put in. A 20-page dictionary entry on ''run'' is neither simple nor useful. This is, after all, a dictionary, not a thesaurus or an encyclopedia. If the user who looks up ''sad'' is looking specifically for uncommon synonyms, they're using a wrench to drive in a nail.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:58, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::*Well how else do you expect people to look for uncommon synonyms, except by starting with a common word? Perhaps we can put common synonyms right there on the page, while listing rare ones separately on a thesaurus-like page. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 07:07, 31 July 2006 (UTC) ::::If they're looking for uncommon synonyms, they should use a thesaurus, not a dictionary.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 11:27, 31 July 2006 (UTC) :::::Hey Brett, I really enjoyed your wrench-nail analogy. Kappa is referring to what EWikt has done in its Wikisaurus sub-project. We could do something similar here if people are interested in the idea. But either way, most dictionaries include at least some synonyms, and I think we should do so, too. You have a point when you say that glum should link to sad, but not necessarily sad to glum. Maybe if we tend to limit it to the first five or so most common synonyms and antonyms, it will be useful but not overboard. We can always change it later if we change our minds, etc. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:08, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ==Workshop== The following was posted by Adam Kilgarriff on the Corpora mailing list ---- CALL FOR PARTICIPATION; Programme now available Fourth International Workshop on DICTIONARY WRITING SYSTEMS (DWS06) Torino, Italy Afternoon (13.30-17.30), Tuesday, 5 September 2006 (pre-EURALEX http://www.euralex2006.unito.it) A dictionary writing system (DWS) is a piece of software for writing and producing a dictionary. It might include an editor, a database, a web interface and various management tools (for allocating work etc.) It operates with a dictionary grammar, which specifies the structure of the dictionary. The workshop is relevant for: dictionary project managers lexical database users and developers lexicographers students of lexicography, lexicology, computational linguistics The workshop follows similar successful events in Brighton, UK in 2002 and 2003, and Brno, the Czech Republic in 2004. Website: http://nlp.fi.muni.cz/dws06 :Adam Kilgarriff http://kilgarriff.co.uk :Lexicography MasterClass http://lexmasterclass.com :Lexical Computing Ltd http://sketchengine.co.uk :University of Sussex +44 (0)12 73 705 773 :mailto:adam@lexmasterclass.com +44 (0)79 71 867 845 --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:45, 18 July 2006 (UTC) == Logo discussion == Greetings, I apologise for writing in English. There is a discussion about the logo for Wiktionary at [[meta:Wiktionary/logo]]. Please go there and help us decide. Please also put this message on your community page. Thank you. -[[meta:User:Dbmag9|Dbmag9]] (copied here from [[talk:Main Page]] by [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:39, 23 July 2006 (UTC)) == Most linked article == Is there a way to find the article with the most links? In particular, I'm interested in finding the most-linked-to article that doesn't yet exist.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 21:19, 27 July 2006 (UTC) *You need [[Special:Mostlinked]], and in particular [[Special:Wantedpages]]. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 23:03, 27 July 2006 (UTC) == 700 articles! == I think [[now]] was the 700th. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:51, 2 August 2006 (UTC) :Congratulations, everyone! Great work. Let's keep it up. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:02, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ===750=== [[lucky]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) == A different idea == I recently had an idea for a sort of word rating system. This would show the SE user how difficult/complicated the word is considered by native speakers, and perhaps even include an easier and/or more challenging (for the basic words) alternative. I'm thinking of a kind of thermometer look, maybe up in the right-hand corner. It would have something like four or five degrees, including: basic or easy (from the BE850, words like [[do]], [[cold]], and [[woman]]), fairly basic or fairly easy (BE1500 or so, words like [[sink]], [[math]], and [[trust]]), medium or intermediate (about regular conversation level, somewhat less common than BE1500, words like [[complete]], [[freezing]], and [[feminine]]), fairly advanced or fairly hard (more complex or difficult a concept or term, words like [[nondescript]], [[anthropology]], and [[uncharacteristic]]), and advanced or hard (for jargon and other much less common words such as [[sodium benzoate]], [[sesquipedalian]], and [[indefatigable]]). We can tweak these levels or add new ones if/when we feel they are warranted. What do you all think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 10:07, 3 August 2006 (UTC) :I think it's a good idea, but I think basing it on BE is a bad idea, no matter how much you like BE. BE was not intended to choose the most simple or frequent words, but to bring together a list of words that would be sufficient to communicate any idea. Instead, I think we should base it on frequency counts, in the same way that the [http://www.longman.com/ldoce/ Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English] does. I think that using [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/nation.aspx Paul Nation]'s word counts would be a great place to start. He counts 'word families', so that ''run'', ''running'', ''runner'', etc. are all counted together. His counts are broken into 1000-word bands and are [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/range%20BNC.zip available] for free. == Move to [[Wiktionary talk:Simple talk]]? == I just want to throw up the idea of moving this page to the Wiktionary talk namespace. The advantage is that when editing a talk page [[MediaWiki:Talkpagetext]] is shown to the user. It would also leave this page open for FaQ's or something. Just an idea. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 14:55, 5 August 2006 (UTC) 8528 2006-08-08T16:55:47Z Brett 77 /* A different idea */ '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |} ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some counties, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) ==Category capitalization== Shall categories begin with upper cases or not? I am asking this because I have found different uses of upper and lower cases at [[Special:Categories]].--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 13:36, 14 April 2006 (UTC) :I had the same question a while back, though I asked it somewhere else. I think that categories should all be lowercase unless they are proper nouns, so that they work just like the entry titles. I'd say that you can go ahead an [[Wiktionary:Be bold|boldly]] change it, and if someone doesn't like it or has a better idea, they can change it back. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:33, 18 April 2006 (UTC) :If you do change it, don't forget to change the templates that refer to those categories, so that they put the words in the new place. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:22, 20 April 2006 (UTC) ::I see that [[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] has not worked on (or at least has not completed) changing the categories. I have completely changed my mind regarding them. The reason that articles in the (main) namespace are lowercase is to show the word as it is really meant to be and to distinguish between proper names and other words. This does not apply to categories or appendices (I just created the first appendix, [[:Appendix:Prepositions]]), though it should still apply to templates so that we don't have to type a capital letter every time we insert a template. Categories and appendices are ''groups'' of these words, and so should be capitalized regularly, just as they are in other projects. I am changing categories accordingly. Other thoughts? As I mentioned above, if we decide I'm wrong, we can boldly change it back. :) Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:54, 15 May 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == WikiReader == What do we think about publishing a WikiReader with the BE850 and BE1500? I'd be happy to do most of the work behind it (exporting to PDF, managing download site etc). [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 12:00, 19 May 2006 (UTC) :I'm thinking we should probably have them mostly done before we worry about that, but other than that, sound good. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 19:03, 23 May 2006 (UTC) == Translations == Other Wiktionaries add translations for words into other languages. SEWiktionary is meant to give definitions of English words using simple English, so if we did add translations, we would not include those other words here, but only link to other wiktionaries. For example, if we translated "heavy" (meaning having a lot of weight), the Spanish is "pesado." We might link to the English Wiktionary page on [[:en:pesado]] or to the Spanish Wiktionary [[:es:pesado]]. These would be interwiki links, but under a translation section, not an "in other languages" sidebar interwiki, since each meaning should be translated separately. I think there are pros and cons to this idea. The pros are that our focus audience are people who are do not know much English, and many of them only know it as a second language, so a translation into their own language could be quite useful. The cons are that we are focused on English words. A translation would be a distraction from our focus. Also, that niche is already filled by the English Wiktionary. I think our focus should stay firmly fixed on simple English definitions of English words. Feel free to comment. We'll do what the community decides, of course. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:08, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == Etymologies/word histories == Another thing that has come up is the question of etymologies. English Wiktionary and others show the etymology of each word, and tend to have the earlier forms as separate entries. Because we are focused on English words (that is, Modern English), we would not include those early forms separately, but we could include unlinked word origins/etymologies. Again, there are pros and cons. Etymologies could be difficult to understand for someone who doesn't know much English. Additionally, they are not our focus, and could be a distraction. Plus, English Wiktionary already does that more effectively. On the other hand, I think it is cool to show where words come from, and this can help people understand why a word is spelled a particular way, I think. English orthography is one of the hardest parts of learning English, but knowing where a word comes from helps significantly in understanding its orthography (spelling). That said, teaching English is not our goal here, any more than it is the goal of Simple English Wikipedia. We are writing a dictionary here, not an English 101 textbook. If people use us to learn English, that is their own choice, but it is not our focus. I guess I could go either way on this one. I tentatively '''support''' adding etymologies to words. What do all of you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:16, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == How detailed do we go? == In articles such as that for [[sad]], some users have obvioulsy gone to a great deal of trouble to flesh out all sorts of synonyms, related words, etc. Unfortunately, few of the words are very simple (or even useful. For example, on the [[sad]] page we have ''glum'' as a synonym.) I think this kind of detail needs to be pared back to avoid being overwhelming to English language learners. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:26, 16 July 2006 (UTC) :Yeah, I was the one who put all those synonyms and antonyms on there. I still think it is useful, and it is obvious that they are synonyms, etc. by their placement, but I guess I did go a little overboard. But this wiktionary should not be limited to Simple English words. It should include all English words, but the definitions should be limited to simple English. People may find the word [[glum]] and wonder what it means, but not be able to understand the English Wiktionary definition. We need that entry here, and its connection to [[sad]] seems very logical. I think [[lugubrious]] should be cut out sooner than [[glum]]. Limiting the synonyms and antonyms may be useful in some ways, but we are about including information, not leaving it out. We might even want to include (for example) a main synonym section, and later on a section on ''other synonyms''. I don't know. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:44, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::Indeed, we should have articles for simple words and other words, so there should eventually be an entry for ''glum'', ''lugubrious'' and whatever else you can come up with. However, a typical user who is looking up the word ''sad'', will not benefit from ''glum''. The user who looks up ''glum'', on the other hand, may well benefit from being told that ''sad'' is a synonym as they will likely have no idea what ''glum'' means, but may very well understand ''sad''. ::Furthermore, you write, "we are about including information, not leaving it out." To the contrary! Knowing what to leave out is at least as important as knowing what to put in. A 20-page dictionary entry on ''run'' is neither simple nor useful. This is, after all, a dictionary, not a thesaurus or an encyclopedia. If the user who looks up ''sad'' is looking specifically for uncommon synonyms, they're using a wrench to drive in a nail.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:58, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::*Well how else do you expect people to look for uncommon synonyms, except by starting with a common word? Perhaps we can put common synonyms right there on the page, while listing rare ones separately on a thesaurus-like page. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 07:07, 31 July 2006 (UTC) ::::If they're looking for uncommon synonyms, they should use a thesaurus, not a dictionary.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 11:27, 31 July 2006 (UTC) :::::Hey Brett, I really enjoyed your wrench-nail analogy. Kappa is referring to what EWikt has done in its Wikisaurus sub-project. We could do something similar here if people are interested in the idea. But either way, most dictionaries include at least some synonyms, and I think we should do so, too. You have a point when you say that glum should link to sad, but not necessarily sad to glum. Maybe if we tend to limit it to the first five or so most common synonyms and antonyms, it will be useful but not overboard. We can always change it later if we change our minds, etc. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:08, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ==Workshop== The following was posted by Adam Kilgarriff on the Corpora mailing list ---- CALL FOR PARTICIPATION; Programme now available Fourth International Workshop on DICTIONARY WRITING SYSTEMS (DWS06) Torino, Italy Afternoon (13.30-17.30), Tuesday, 5 September 2006 (pre-EURALEX http://www.euralex2006.unito.it) A dictionary writing system (DWS) is a piece of software for writing and producing a dictionary. It might include an editor, a database, a web interface and various management tools (for allocating work etc.) It operates with a dictionary grammar, which specifies the structure of the dictionary. The workshop is relevant for: dictionary project managers lexical database users and developers lexicographers students of lexicography, lexicology, computational linguistics The workshop follows similar successful events in Brighton, UK in 2002 and 2003, and Brno, the Czech Republic in 2004. Website: http://nlp.fi.muni.cz/dws06 :Adam Kilgarriff http://kilgarriff.co.uk :Lexicography MasterClass http://lexmasterclass.com :Lexical Computing Ltd http://sketchengine.co.uk :University of Sussex +44 (0)12 73 705 773 :mailto:adam@lexmasterclass.com +44 (0)79 71 867 845 --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:45, 18 July 2006 (UTC) == Logo discussion == Greetings, I apologise for writing in English. There is a discussion about the logo for Wiktionary at [[meta:Wiktionary/logo]]. Please go there and help us decide. Please also put this message on your community page. Thank you. -[[meta:User:Dbmag9|Dbmag9]] (copied here from [[talk:Main Page]] by [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:39, 23 July 2006 (UTC)) == Most linked article == Is there a way to find the article with the most links? In particular, I'm interested in finding the most-linked-to article that doesn't yet exist.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 21:19, 27 July 2006 (UTC) *You need [[Special:Mostlinked]], and in particular [[Special:Wantedpages]]. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 23:03, 27 July 2006 (UTC) == 700 articles! == I think [[now]] was the 700th. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:51, 2 August 2006 (UTC) :Congratulations, everyone! Great work. Let's keep it up. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:02, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ===750=== [[lucky]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) == A different idea == I recently had an idea for a sort of word rating system. This would show the SE user how difficult/complicated the word is considered by native speakers, and perhaps even include an easier and/or more challenging (for the basic words) alternative. I'm thinking of a kind of thermometer look, maybe up in the right-hand corner. It would have something like four or five degrees, including: basic or easy (from the BE850, words like [[do]], [[cold]], and [[woman]]), fairly basic or fairly easy (BE1500 or so, words like [[sink]], [[math]], and [[trust]]), medium or intermediate (about regular conversation level, somewhat less common than BE1500, words like [[complete]], [[freezing]], and [[feminine]]), fairly advanced or fairly hard (more complex or difficult a concept or term, words like [[nondescript]], [[anthropology]], and [[uncharacteristic]]), and advanced or hard (for jargon and other much less common words such as [[sodium benzoate]], [[sesquipedalian]], and [[indefatigable]]). We can tweak these levels or add new ones if/when we feel they are warranted. What do you all think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 10:07, 3 August 2006 (UTC) :I think it's a good idea, but I think basing it on BE is a bad idea, no matter how much you like BE. BE was not intended to choose the most simple or frequent words, but to bring together a list of words that would be sufficient to communicate any idea. Instead, I think we should base it on frequency counts, in the same way that the [http://www.longman.com/ldoce/ Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English] does. I think that using [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/nation.aspx Paul Nation]'s word counts would be a great place to start. He counts 'word families', so that ''run'', ''running'', ''runner'', etc. are all counted together. His counts are broken into 1000-word bands and are [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/range%20BNC.zip available] for free.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) == Move to [[Wiktionary talk:Simple talk]]? == I just want to throw up the idea of moving this page to the Wiktionary talk namespace. The advantage is that when editing a talk page [[MediaWiki:Talkpagetext]] is shown to the user. It would also leave this page open for FaQ's or something. Just an idea. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 14:55, 5 August 2006 (UTC) 8588 2006-08-12T19:59:20Z 69.237.102.230 /* Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary? */ '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |} ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some countries, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) ==Category capitalization== Shall categories begin with upper cases or not? I am asking this because I have found different uses of upper and lower cases at [[Special:Categories]].--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 13:36, 14 April 2006 (UTC) :I had the same question a while back, though I asked it somewhere else. I think that categories should all be lowercase unless they are proper nouns, so that they work just like the entry titles. I'd say that you can go ahead an [[Wiktionary:Be bold|boldly]] change it, and if someone doesn't like it or has a better idea, they can change it back. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:33, 18 April 2006 (UTC) :If you do change it, don't forget to change the templates that refer to those categories, so that they put the words in the new place. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:22, 20 April 2006 (UTC) ::I see that [[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] has not worked on (or at least has not completed) changing the categories. I have completely changed my mind regarding them. The reason that articles in the (main) namespace are lowercase is to show the word as it is really meant to be and to distinguish between proper names and other words. This does not apply to categories or appendices (I just created the first appendix, [[:Appendix:Prepositions]]), though it should still apply to templates so that we don't have to type a capital letter every time we insert a template. Categories and appendices are ''groups'' of these words, and so should be capitalized regularly, just as they are in other projects. I am changing categories accordingly. Other thoughts? As I mentioned above, if we decide I'm wrong, we can boldly change it back. :) Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:54, 15 May 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == WikiReader == What do we think about publishing a WikiReader with the BE850 and BE1500? I'd be happy to do most of the work behind it (exporting to PDF, managing download site etc). [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 12:00, 19 May 2006 (UTC) :I'm thinking we should probably have them mostly done before we worry about that, but other than that, sound good. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 19:03, 23 May 2006 (UTC) == Translations == Other Wiktionaries add translations for words into other languages. SEWiktionary is meant to give definitions of English words using simple English, so if we did add translations, we would not include those other words here, but only link to other wiktionaries. For example, if we translated "heavy" (meaning having a lot of weight), the Spanish is "pesado." We might link to the English Wiktionary page on [[:en:pesado]] or to the Spanish Wiktionary [[:es:pesado]]. These would be interwiki links, but under a translation section, not an "in other languages" sidebar interwiki, since each meaning should be translated separately. I think there are pros and cons to this idea. The pros are that our focus audience are people who are do not know much English, and many of them only know it as a second language, so a translation into their own language could be quite useful. The cons are that we are focused on English words. A translation would be a distraction from our focus. Also, that niche is already filled by the English Wiktionary. I think our focus should stay firmly fixed on simple English definitions of English words. Feel free to comment. We'll do what the community decides, of course. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:08, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == Etymologies/word histories == Another thing that has come up is the question of etymologies. English Wiktionary and others show the etymology of each word, and tend to have the earlier forms as separate entries. Because we are focused on English words (that is, Modern English), we would not include those early forms separately, but we could include unlinked word origins/etymologies. Again, there are pros and cons. Etymologies could be difficult to understand for someone who doesn't know much English. Additionally, they are not our focus, and could be a distraction. Plus, English Wiktionary already does that more effectively. On the other hand, I think it is cool to show where words come from, and this can help people understand why a word is spelled a particular way, I think. English orthography is one of the hardest parts of learning English, but knowing where a word comes from helps significantly in understanding its orthography (spelling). That said, teaching English is not our goal here, any more than it is the goal of Simple English Wikipedia. We are writing a dictionary here, not an English 101 textbook. If people use us to learn English, that is their own choice, but it is not our focus. I guess I could go either way on this one. I tentatively '''support''' adding etymologies to words. What do all of you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:16, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == How detailed do we go? == In articles such as that for [[sad]], some users have obvioulsy gone to a great deal of trouble to flesh out all sorts of synonyms, related words, etc. Unfortunately, few of the words are very simple (or even useful. For example, on the [[sad]] page we have ''glum'' as a synonym.) I think this kind of detail needs to be pared back to avoid being overwhelming to English language learners. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:26, 16 July 2006 (UTC) :Yeah, I was the one who put all those synonyms and antonyms on there. I still think it is useful, and it is obvious that they are synonyms, etc. by their placement, but I guess I did go a little overboard. But this wiktionary should not be limited to Simple English words. It should include all English words, but the definitions should be limited to simple English. People may find the word [[glum]] and wonder what it means, but not be able to understand the English Wiktionary definition. We need that entry here, and its connection to [[sad]] seems very logical. I think [[lugubrious]] should be cut out sooner than [[glum]]. Limiting the synonyms and antonyms may be useful in some ways, but we are about including information, not leaving it out. We might even want to include (for example) a main synonym section, and later on a section on ''other synonyms''. I don't know. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:44, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::Indeed, we should have articles for simple words and other words, so there should eventually be an entry for ''glum'', ''lugubrious'' and whatever else you can come up with. However, a typical user who is looking up the word ''sad'', will not benefit from ''glum''. The user who looks up ''glum'', on the other hand, may well benefit from being told that ''sad'' is a synonym as they will likely have no idea what ''glum'' means, but may very well understand ''sad''. ::Furthermore, you write, "we are about including information, not leaving it out." To the contrary! Knowing what to leave out is at least as important as knowing what to put in. A 20-page dictionary entry on ''run'' is neither simple nor useful. This is, after all, a dictionary, not a thesaurus or an encyclopedia. If the user who looks up ''sad'' is looking specifically for uncommon synonyms, they're using a wrench to drive in a nail.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:58, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::*Well how else do you expect people to look for uncommon synonyms, except by starting with a common word? Perhaps we can put common synonyms right there on the page, while listing rare ones separately on a thesaurus-like page. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 07:07, 31 July 2006 (UTC) ::::If they're looking for uncommon synonyms, they should use a thesaurus, not a dictionary.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 11:27, 31 July 2006 (UTC) :::::Hey Brett, I really enjoyed your wrench-nail analogy. Kappa is referring to what EWikt has done in its Wikisaurus sub-project. We could do something similar here if people are interested in the idea. But either way, most dictionaries include at least some synonyms, and I think we should do so, too. You have a point when you say that glum should link to sad, but not necessarily sad to glum. Maybe if we tend to limit it to the first five or so most common synonyms and antonyms, it will be useful but not overboard. We can always change it later if we change our minds, etc. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:08, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ==Workshop== The following was posted by Adam Kilgarriff on the Corpora mailing list ---- CALL FOR PARTICIPATION; Programme now available Fourth International Workshop on DICTIONARY WRITING SYSTEMS (DWS06) Torino, Italy Afternoon (13.30-17.30), Tuesday, 5 September 2006 (pre-EURALEX http://www.euralex2006.unito.it) A dictionary writing system (DWS) is a piece of software for writing and producing a dictionary. It might include an editor, a database, a web interface and various management tools (for allocating work etc.) It operates with a dictionary grammar, which specifies the structure of the dictionary. The workshop is relevant for: dictionary project managers lexical database users and developers lexicographers students of lexicography, lexicology, computational linguistics The workshop follows similar successful events in Brighton, UK in 2002 and 2003, and Brno, the Czech Republic in 2004. Website: http://nlp.fi.muni.cz/dws06 :Adam Kilgarriff http://kilgarriff.co.uk :Lexicography MasterClass http://lexmasterclass.com :Lexical Computing Ltd http://sketchengine.co.uk :University of Sussex +44 (0)12 73 705 773 :mailto:adam@lexmasterclass.com +44 (0)79 71 867 845 --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:45, 18 July 2006 (UTC) == Logo discussion == Greetings, I apologise for writing in English. There is a discussion about the logo for Wiktionary at [[meta:Wiktionary/logo]]. Please go there and help us decide. Please also put this message on your community page. Thank you. -[[meta:User:Dbmag9|Dbmag9]] (copied here from [[talk:Main Page]] by [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:39, 23 July 2006 (UTC)) == Most linked article == Is there a way to find the article with the most links? In particular, I'm interested in finding the most-linked-to article that doesn't yet exist.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 21:19, 27 July 2006 (UTC) *You need [[Special:Mostlinked]], and in particular [[Special:Wantedpages]]. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 23:03, 27 July 2006 (UTC) == 700 articles! == I think [[now]] was the 700th. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:51, 2 August 2006 (UTC) :Congratulations, everyone! Great work. Let's keep it up. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:02, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ===750=== [[lucky]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) == A different idea == I recently had an idea for a sort of word rating system. This would show the SE user how difficult/complicated the word is considered by native speakers, and perhaps even include an easier and/or more challenging (for the basic words) alternative. I'm thinking of a kind of thermometer look, maybe up in the right-hand corner. It would have something like four or five degrees, including: basic or easy (from the BE850, words like [[do]], [[cold]], and [[woman]]), fairly basic or fairly easy (BE1500 or so, words like [[sink]], [[math]], and [[trust]]), medium or intermediate (about regular conversation level, somewhat less common than BE1500, words like [[complete]], [[freezing]], and [[feminine]]), fairly advanced or fairly hard (more complex or difficult a concept or term, words like [[nondescript]], [[anthropology]], and [[uncharacteristic]]), and advanced or hard (for jargon and other much less common words such as [[sodium benzoate]], [[sesquipedalian]], and [[indefatigable]]). We can tweak these levels or add new ones if/when we feel they are warranted. What do you all think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 10:07, 3 August 2006 (UTC) :I think it's a good idea, but I think basing it on BE is a bad idea, no matter how much you like BE. BE was not intended to choose the most simple or frequent words, but to bring together a list of words that would be sufficient to communicate any idea. Instead, I think we should base it on frequency counts, in the same way that the [http://www.longman.com/ldoce/ Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English] does. I think that using [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/nation.aspx Paul Nation]'s word counts would be a great place to start. He counts 'word families', so that ''run'', ''running'', ''runner'', etc. are all counted together. His counts are broken into 1000-word bands and are [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/range%20BNC.zip available] for free.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) == Move to [[Wiktionary talk:Simple talk]]? == I just want to throw up the idea of moving this page to the Wiktionary talk namespace. The advantage is that when editing a talk page [[MediaWiki:Talkpagetext]] is shown to the user. It would also leave this page open for FaQ's or something. Just an idea. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 14:55, 5 August 2006 (UTC) 8717 2006-08-14T02:28:31Z Cromwellt 61 /* A different idea */ Other word lists are fine '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |} ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some countries, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) ==Category capitalization== Shall categories begin with upper cases or not? I am asking this because I have found different uses of upper and lower cases at [[Special:Categories]].--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 13:36, 14 April 2006 (UTC) :I had the same question a while back, though I asked it somewhere else. I think that categories should all be lowercase unless they are proper nouns, so that they work just like the entry titles. I'd say that you can go ahead an [[Wiktionary:Be bold|boldly]] change it, and if someone doesn't like it or has a better idea, they can change it back. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:33, 18 April 2006 (UTC) :If you do change it, don't forget to change the templates that refer to those categories, so that they put the words in the new place. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:22, 20 April 2006 (UTC) ::I see that [[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] has not worked on (or at least has not completed) changing the categories. I have completely changed my mind regarding them. The reason that articles in the (main) namespace are lowercase is to show the word as it is really meant to be and to distinguish between proper names and other words. This does not apply to categories or appendices (I just created the first appendix, [[:Appendix:Prepositions]]), though it should still apply to templates so that we don't have to type a capital letter every time we insert a template. Categories and appendices are ''groups'' of these words, and so should be capitalized regularly, just as they are in other projects. I am changing categories accordingly. Other thoughts? As I mentioned above, if we decide I'm wrong, we can boldly change it back. :) Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:54, 15 May 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == WikiReader == What do we think about publishing a WikiReader with the BE850 and BE1500? I'd be happy to do most of the work behind it (exporting to PDF, managing download site etc). [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 12:00, 19 May 2006 (UTC) :I'm thinking we should probably have them mostly done before we worry about that, but other than that, sound good. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 19:03, 23 May 2006 (UTC) == Translations == Other Wiktionaries add translations for words into other languages. SEWiktionary is meant to give definitions of English words using simple English, so if we did add translations, we would not include those other words here, but only link to other wiktionaries. For example, if we translated "heavy" (meaning having a lot of weight), the Spanish is "pesado." We might link to the English Wiktionary page on [[:en:pesado]] or to the Spanish Wiktionary [[:es:pesado]]. These would be interwiki links, but under a translation section, not an "in other languages" sidebar interwiki, since each meaning should be translated separately. I think there are pros and cons to this idea. The pros are that our focus audience are people who are do not know much English, and many of them only know it as a second language, so a translation into their own language could be quite useful. The cons are that we are focused on English words. A translation would be a distraction from our focus. Also, that niche is already filled by the English Wiktionary. I think our focus should stay firmly fixed on simple English definitions of English words. Feel free to comment. We'll do what the community decides, of course. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:08, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == Etymologies/word histories == Another thing that has come up is the question of etymologies. English Wiktionary and others show the etymology of each word, and tend to have the earlier forms as separate entries. Because we are focused on English words (that is, Modern English), we would not include those early forms separately, but we could include unlinked word origins/etymologies. Again, there are pros and cons. Etymologies could be difficult to understand for someone who doesn't know much English. Additionally, they are not our focus, and could be a distraction. Plus, English Wiktionary already does that more effectively. On the other hand, I think it is cool to show where words come from, and this can help people understand why a word is spelled a particular way, I think. English orthography is one of the hardest parts of learning English, but knowing where a word comes from helps significantly in understanding its orthography (spelling). That said, teaching English is not our goal here, any more than it is the goal of Simple English Wikipedia. We are writing a dictionary here, not an English 101 textbook. If people use us to learn English, that is their own choice, but it is not our focus. I guess I could go either way on this one. I tentatively '''support''' adding etymologies to words. What do all of you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:16, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == How detailed do we go? == In articles such as that for [[sad]], some users have obvioulsy gone to a great deal of trouble to flesh out all sorts of synonyms, related words, etc. Unfortunately, few of the words are very simple (or even useful. For example, on the [[sad]] page we have ''glum'' as a synonym.) I think this kind of detail needs to be pared back to avoid being overwhelming to English language learners. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:26, 16 July 2006 (UTC) :Yeah, I was the one who put all those synonyms and antonyms on there. I still think it is useful, and it is obvious that they are synonyms, etc. by their placement, but I guess I did go a little overboard. But this wiktionary should not be limited to Simple English words. It should include all English words, but the definitions should be limited to simple English. People may find the word [[glum]] and wonder what it means, but not be able to understand the English Wiktionary definition. We need that entry here, and its connection to [[sad]] seems very logical. I think [[lugubrious]] should be cut out sooner than [[glum]]. Limiting the synonyms and antonyms may be useful in some ways, but we are about including information, not leaving it out. We might even want to include (for example) a main synonym section, and later on a section on ''other synonyms''. I don't know. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:44, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::Indeed, we should have articles for simple words and other words, so there should eventually be an entry for ''glum'', ''lugubrious'' and whatever else you can come up with. However, a typical user who is looking up the word ''sad'', will not benefit from ''glum''. The user who looks up ''glum'', on the other hand, may well benefit from being told that ''sad'' is a synonym as they will likely have no idea what ''glum'' means, but may very well understand ''sad''. ::Furthermore, you write, "we are about including information, not leaving it out." To the contrary! Knowing what to leave out is at least as important as knowing what to put in. A 20-page dictionary entry on ''run'' is neither simple nor useful. This is, after all, a dictionary, not a thesaurus or an encyclopedia. If the user who looks up ''sad'' is looking specifically for uncommon synonyms, they're using a wrench to drive in a nail.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:58, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::*Well how else do you expect people to look for uncommon synonyms, except by starting with a common word? Perhaps we can put common synonyms right there on the page, while listing rare ones separately on a thesaurus-like page. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 07:07, 31 July 2006 (UTC) ::::If they're looking for uncommon synonyms, they should use a thesaurus, not a dictionary.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 11:27, 31 July 2006 (UTC) :::::Hey Brett, I really enjoyed your wrench-nail analogy. Kappa is referring to what EWikt has done in its Wikisaurus sub-project. We could do something similar here if people are interested in the idea. But either way, most dictionaries include at least some synonyms, and I think we should do so, too. You have a point when you say that glum should link to sad, but not necessarily sad to glum. Maybe if we tend to limit it to the first five or so most common synonyms and antonyms, it will be useful but not overboard. We can always change it later if we change our minds, etc. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:08, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ==Workshop== The following was posted by Adam Kilgarriff on the Corpora mailing list ---- CALL FOR PARTICIPATION; Programme now available Fourth International Workshop on DICTIONARY WRITING SYSTEMS (DWS06) Torino, Italy Afternoon (13.30-17.30), Tuesday, 5 September 2006 (pre-EURALEX http://www.euralex2006.unito.it) A dictionary writing system (DWS) is a piece of software for writing and producing a dictionary. It might include an editor, a database, a web interface and various management tools (for allocating work etc.) It operates with a dictionary grammar, which specifies the structure of the dictionary. The workshop is relevant for: dictionary project managers lexical database users and developers lexicographers students of lexicography, lexicology, computational linguistics The workshop follows similar successful events in Brighton, UK in 2002 and 2003, and Brno, the Czech Republic in 2004. Website: http://nlp.fi.muni.cz/dws06 :Adam Kilgarriff http://kilgarriff.co.uk :Lexicography MasterClass http://lexmasterclass.com :Lexical Computing Ltd http://sketchengine.co.uk :University of Sussex +44 (0)12 73 705 773 :mailto:adam@lexmasterclass.com +44 (0)79 71 867 845 --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:45, 18 July 2006 (UTC) == Logo discussion == Greetings, I apologise for writing in English. There is a discussion about the logo for Wiktionary at [[meta:Wiktionary/logo]]. Please go there and help us decide. Please also put this message on your community page. Thank you. -[[meta:User:Dbmag9|Dbmag9]] (copied here from [[talk:Main Page]] by [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:39, 23 July 2006 (UTC)) == Most linked article == Is there a way to find the article with the most links? In particular, I'm interested in finding the most-linked-to article that doesn't yet exist.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 21:19, 27 July 2006 (UTC) *You need [[Special:Mostlinked]], and in particular [[Special:Wantedpages]]. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 23:03, 27 July 2006 (UTC) == 700 articles! == I think [[now]] was the 700th. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:51, 2 August 2006 (UTC) :Congratulations, everyone! Great work. Let's keep it up. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:02, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ===750=== [[lucky]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) == A different idea == I recently had an idea for a sort of word rating system. This would show the SE user how difficult/complicated the word is considered by native speakers, and perhaps even include an easier and/or more challenging (for the basic words) alternative. I'm thinking of a kind of thermometer look, maybe up in the right-hand corner. It would have something like four or five degrees, including: basic or easy (from the BE850, words like [[do]], [[cold]], and [[woman]]), fairly basic or fairly easy (BE1500 or so, words like [[sink]], [[math]], and [[trust]]), medium or intermediate (about regular conversation level, somewhat less common than BE1500, words like [[complete]], [[freezing]], and [[feminine]]), fairly advanced or fairly hard (more complex or difficult a concept or term, words like [[nondescript]], [[anthropology]], and [[uncharacteristic]]), and advanced or hard (for jargon and other much less common words such as [[sodium benzoate]], [[sesquipedalian]], and [[indefatigable]]). We can tweak these levels or add new ones if/when we feel they are warranted. What do you all think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 10:07, 3 August 2006 (UTC) :I think it's a good idea, but I think basing it on BE is a bad idea, no matter how much you like BE. BE was not intended to choose the most simple or frequent words, but to bring together a list of words that would be sufficient to communicate any idea. Instead, I think we should base it on frequency counts, in the same way that the [http://www.longman.com/ldoce/ Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English] does. I think that using [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/nation.aspx Paul Nation]'s word counts would be a great place to start. He counts 'word families', so that ''run'', ''running'', ''runner'', etc. are all counted together. His counts are broken into 1000-word bands and are [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/range%20BNC.zip available] for free.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ::Though different organizations have different frequency counts, I think the idea is a sound one, and I think that there are many other word lists which would do a better job than BE. The only reason I've stuck with BE this long is because it was already there, and fairly convenient, not to mention a good place to start creating words. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 02:28, 14 August 2006 (UTC) == Move to [[Wiktionary talk:Simple talk]]? == I just want to throw up the idea of moving this page to the Wiktionary talk namespace. The advantage is that when editing a talk page [[MediaWiki:Talkpagetext]] is shown to the user. It would also leave this page open for FaQ's or something. Just an idea. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 14:55, 5 August 2006 (UTC) 8741 2006-08-14T16:27:15Z Brett 77 /* 700 articles! */ '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |} ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some countries, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) ==Category capitalization== Shall categories begin with upper cases or not? I am asking this because I have found different uses of upper and lower cases at [[Special:Categories]].--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 13:36, 14 April 2006 (UTC) :I had the same question a while back, though I asked it somewhere else. I think that categories should all be lowercase unless they are proper nouns, so that they work just like the entry titles. I'd say that you can go ahead an [[Wiktionary:Be bold|boldly]] change it, and if someone doesn't like it or has a better idea, they can change it back. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:33, 18 April 2006 (UTC) :If you do change it, don't forget to change the templates that refer to those categories, so that they put the words in the new place. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:22, 20 April 2006 (UTC) ::I see that [[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] has not worked on (or at least has not completed) changing the categories. I have completely changed my mind regarding them. The reason that articles in the (main) namespace are lowercase is to show the word as it is really meant to be and to distinguish between proper names and other words. This does not apply to categories or appendices (I just created the first appendix, [[:Appendix:Prepositions]]), though it should still apply to templates so that we don't have to type a capital letter every time we insert a template. Categories and appendices are ''groups'' of these words, and so should be capitalized regularly, just as they are in other projects. I am changing categories accordingly. Other thoughts? As I mentioned above, if we decide I'm wrong, we can boldly change it back. :) Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:54, 15 May 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == WikiReader == What do we think about publishing a WikiReader with the BE850 and BE1500? I'd be happy to do most of the work behind it (exporting to PDF, managing download site etc). [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 12:00, 19 May 2006 (UTC) :I'm thinking we should probably have them mostly done before we worry about that, but other than that, sound good. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 19:03, 23 May 2006 (UTC) == Translations == Other Wiktionaries add translations for words into other languages. SEWiktionary is meant to give definitions of English words using simple English, so if we did add translations, we would not include those other words here, but only link to other wiktionaries. For example, if we translated "heavy" (meaning having a lot of weight), the Spanish is "pesado." We might link to the English Wiktionary page on [[:en:pesado]] or to the Spanish Wiktionary [[:es:pesado]]. These would be interwiki links, but under a translation section, not an "in other languages" sidebar interwiki, since each meaning should be translated separately. I think there are pros and cons to this idea. The pros are that our focus audience are people who are do not know much English, and many of them only know it as a second language, so a translation into their own language could be quite useful. The cons are that we are focused on English words. A translation would be a distraction from our focus. Also, that niche is already filled by the English Wiktionary. I think our focus should stay firmly fixed on simple English definitions of English words. Feel free to comment. We'll do what the community decides, of course. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:08, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == Etymologies/word histories == Another thing that has come up is the question of etymologies. English Wiktionary and others show the etymology of each word, and tend to have the earlier forms as separate entries. Because we are focused on English words (that is, Modern English), we would not include those early forms separately, but we could include unlinked word origins/etymologies. Again, there are pros and cons. Etymologies could be difficult to understand for someone who doesn't know much English. Additionally, they are not our focus, and could be a distraction. Plus, English Wiktionary already does that more effectively. On the other hand, I think it is cool to show where words come from, and this can help people understand why a word is spelled a particular way, I think. English orthography is one of the hardest parts of learning English, but knowing where a word comes from helps significantly in understanding its orthography (spelling). That said, teaching English is not our goal here, any more than it is the goal of Simple English Wikipedia. We are writing a dictionary here, not an English 101 textbook. If people use us to learn English, that is their own choice, but it is not our focus. I guess I could go either way on this one. I tentatively '''support''' adding etymologies to words. What do all of you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:16, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == How detailed do we go? == In articles such as that for [[sad]], some users have obvioulsy gone to a great deal of trouble to flesh out all sorts of synonyms, related words, etc. Unfortunately, few of the words are very simple (or even useful. For example, on the [[sad]] page we have ''glum'' as a synonym.) I think this kind of detail needs to be pared back to avoid being overwhelming to English language learners. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:26, 16 July 2006 (UTC) :Yeah, I was the one who put all those synonyms and antonyms on there. I still think it is useful, and it is obvious that they are synonyms, etc. by their placement, but I guess I did go a little overboard. But this wiktionary should not be limited to Simple English words. It should include all English words, but the definitions should be limited to simple English. People may find the word [[glum]] and wonder what it means, but not be able to understand the English Wiktionary definition. We need that entry here, and its connection to [[sad]] seems very logical. I think [[lugubrious]] should be cut out sooner than [[glum]]. Limiting the synonyms and antonyms may be useful in some ways, but we are about including information, not leaving it out. We might even want to include (for example) a main synonym section, and later on a section on ''other synonyms''. I don't know. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:44, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::Indeed, we should have articles for simple words and other words, so there should eventually be an entry for ''glum'', ''lugubrious'' and whatever else you can come up with. However, a typical user who is looking up the word ''sad'', will not benefit from ''glum''. The user who looks up ''glum'', on the other hand, may well benefit from being told that ''sad'' is a synonym as they will likely have no idea what ''glum'' means, but may very well understand ''sad''. ::Furthermore, you write, "we are about including information, not leaving it out." To the contrary! Knowing what to leave out is at least as important as knowing what to put in. A 20-page dictionary entry on ''run'' is neither simple nor useful. This is, after all, a dictionary, not a thesaurus or an encyclopedia. If the user who looks up ''sad'' is looking specifically for uncommon synonyms, they're using a wrench to drive in a nail.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:58, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::*Well how else do you expect people to look for uncommon synonyms, except by starting with a common word? Perhaps we can put common synonyms right there on the page, while listing rare ones separately on a thesaurus-like page. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 07:07, 31 July 2006 (UTC) ::::If they're looking for uncommon synonyms, they should use a thesaurus, not a dictionary.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 11:27, 31 July 2006 (UTC) :::::Hey Brett, I really enjoyed your wrench-nail analogy. Kappa is referring to what EWikt has done in its Wikisaurus sub-project. We could do something similar here if people are interested in the idea. But either way, most dictionaries include at least some synonyms, and I think we should do so, too. You have a point when you say that glum should link to sad, but not necessarily sad to glum. Maybe if we tend to limit it to the first five or so most common synonyms and antonyms, it will be useful but not overboard. We can always change it later if we change our minds, etc. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:08, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ==Workshop== The following was posted by Adam Kilgarriff on the Corpora mailing list ---- CALL FOR PARTICIPATION; Programme now available Fourth International Workshop on DICTIONARY WRITING SYSTEMS (DWS06) Torino, Italy Afternoon (13.30-17.30), Tuesday, 5 September 2006 (pre-EURALEX http://www.euralex2006.unito.it) A dictionary writing system (DWS) is a piece of software for writing and producing a dictionary. It might include an editor, a database, a web interface and various management tools (for allocating work etc.) It operates with a dictionary grammar, which specifies the structure of the dictionary. The workshop is relevant for: dictionary project managers lexical database users and developers lexicographers students of lexicography, lexicology, computational linguistics The workshop follows similar successful events in Brighton, UK in 2002 and 2003, and Brno, the Czech Republic in 2004. Website: http://nlp.fi.muni.cz/dws06 :Adam Kilgarriff http://kilgarriff.co.uk :Lexicography MasterClass http://lexmasterclass.com :Lexical Computing Ltd http://sketchengine.co.uk :University of Sussex +44 (0)12 73 705 773 :mailto:adam@lexmasterclass.com +44 (0)79 71 867 845 --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:45, 18 July 2006 (UTC) == Logo discussion == Greetings, I apologise for writing in English. There is a discussion about the logo for Wiktionary at [[meta:Wiktionary/logo]]. Please go there and help us decide. Please also put this message on your community page. Thank you. -[[meta:User:Dbmag9|Dbmag9]] (copied here from [[talk:Main Page]] by [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:39, 23 July 2006 (UTC)) == Most linked article == Is there a way to find the article with the most links? In particular, I'm interested in finding the most-linked-to article that doesn't yet exist.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 21:19, 27 July 2006 (UTC) *You need [[Special:Mostlinked]], and in particular [[Special:Wantedpages]]. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 23:03, 27 July 2006 (UTC) == 700 articles! == I think [[now]] was the 700th. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:51, 2 August 2006 (UTC) :Congratulations, everyone! Great work. Let's keep it up. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:02, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ===750=== [[lucky]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ===800=== [[evidence]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:27, 14 August 2006 (UTC) == A different idea == I recently had an idea for a sort of word rating system. This would show the SE user how difficult/complicated the word is considered by native speakers, and perhaps even include an easier and/or more challenging (for the basic words) alternative. I'm thinking of a kind of thermometer look, maybe up in the right-hand corner. It would have something like four or five degrees, including: basic or easy (from the BE850, words like [[do]], [[cold]], and [[woman]]), fairly basic or fairly easy (BE1500 or so, words like [[sink]], [[math]], and [[trust]]), medium or intermediate (about regular conversation level, somewhat less common than BE1500, words like [[complete]], [[freezing]], and [[feminine]]), fairly advanced or fairly hard (more complex or difficult a concept or term, words like [[nondescript]], [[anthropology]], and [[uncharacteristic]]), and advanced or hard (for jargon and other much less common words such as [[sodium benzoate]], [[sesquipedalian]], and [[indefatigable]]). We can tweak these levels or add new ones if/when we feel they are warranted. What do you all think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 10:07, 3 August 2006 (UTC) :I think it's a good idea, but I think basing it on BE is a bad idea, no matter how much you like BE. BE was not intended to choose the most simple or frequent words, but to bring together a list of words that would be sufficient to communicate any idea. Instead, I think we should base it on frequency counts, in the same way that the [http://www.longman.com/ldoce/ Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English] does. I think that using [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/nation.aspx Paul Nation]'s word counts would be a great place to start. He counts 'word families', so that ''run'', ''running'', ''runner'', etc. are all counted together. His counts are broken into 1000-word bands and are [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/range%20BNC.zip available] for free.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ::Though different organizations have different frequency counts, I think the idea is a sound one, and I think that there are many other word lists which would do a better job than BE. The only reason I've stuck with BE this long is because it was already there, and fairly convenient, not to mention a good place to start creating words. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 02:28, 14 August 2006 (UTC) == Move to [[Wiktionary talk:Simple talk]]? == I just want to throw up the idea of moving this page to the Wiktionary talk namespace. The advantage is that when editing a talk page [[MediaWiki:Talkpagetext]] is shown to the user. It would also leave this page open for FaQ's or something. Just an idea. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 14:55, 5 August 2006 (UTC) 8743 2006-08-14T16:28:42Z Brett 77 /* 700 articles! */ '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |} ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some countries, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) ==Category capitalization== Shall categories begin with upper cases or not? I am asking this because I have found different uses of upper and lower cases at [[Special:Categories]].--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 13:36, 14 April 2006 (UTC) :I had the same question a while back, though I asked it somewhere else. I think that categories should all be lowercase unless they are proper nouns, so that they work just like the entry titles. I'd say that you can go ahead an [[Wiktionary:Be bold|boldly]] change it, and if someone doesn't like it or has a better idea, they can change it back. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:33, 18 April 2006 (UTC) :If you do change it, don't forget to change the templates that refer to those categories, so that they put the words in the new place. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:22, 20 April 2006 (UTC) ::I see that [[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] has not worked on (or at least has not completed) changing the categories. I have completely changed my mind regarding them. The reason that articles in the (main) namespace are lowercase is to show the word as it is really meant to be and to distinguish between proper names and other words. This does not apply to categories or appendices (I just created the first appendix, [[:Appendix:Prepositions]]), though it should still apply to templates so that we don't have to type a capital letter every time we insert a template. Categories and appendices are ''groups'' of these words, and so should be capitalized regularly, just as they are in other projects. I am changing categories accordingly. Other thoughts? As I mentioned above, if we decide I'm wrong, we can boldly change it back. :) Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:54, 15 May 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == WikiReader == What do we think about publishing a WikiReader with the BE850 and BE1500? I'd be happy to do most of the work behind it (exporting to PDF, managing download site etc). [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 12:00, 19 May 2006 (UTC) :I'm thinking we should probably have them mostly done before we worry about that, but other than that, sound good. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 19:03, 23 May 2006 (UTC) == Translations == Other Wiktionaries add translations for words into other languages. SEWiktionary is meant to give definitions of English words using simple English, so if we did add translations, we would not include those other words here, but only link to other wiktionaries. For example, if we translated "heavy" (meaning having a lot of weight), the Spanish is "pesado." We might link to the English Wiktionary page on [[:en:pesado]] or to the Spanish Wiktionary [[:es:pesado]]. These would be interwiki links, but under a translation section, not an "in other languages" sidebar interwiki, since each meaning should be translated separately. I think there are pros and cons to this idea. The pros are that our focus audience are people who are do not know much English, and many of them only know it as a second language, so a translation into their own language could be quite useful. The cons are that we are focused on English words. A translation would be a distraction from our focus. Also, that niche is already filled by the English Wiktionary. I think our focus should stay firmly fixed on simple English definitions of English words. Feel free to comment. We'll do what the community decides, of course. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:08, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == Etymologies/word histories == Another thing that has come up is the question of etymologies. English Wiktionary and others show the etymology of each word, and tend to have the earlier forms as separate entries. Because we are focused on English words (that is, Modern English), we would not include those early forms separately, but we could include unlinked word origins/etymologies. Again, there are pros and cons. Etymologies could be difficult to understand for someone who doesn't know much English. Additionally, they are not our focus, and could be a distraction. Plus, English Wiktionary already does that more effectively. On the other hand, I think it is cool to show where words come from, and this can help people understand why a word is spelled a particular way, I think. English orthography is one of the hardest parts of learning English, but knowing where a word comes from helps significantly in understanding its orthography (spelling). That said, teaching English is not our goal here, any more than it is the goal of Simple English Wikipedia. We are writing a dictionary here, not an English 101 textbook. If people use us to learn English, that is their own choice, but it is not our focus. I guess I could go either way on this one. I tentatively '''support''' adding etymologies to words. What do all of you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:16, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == How detailed do we go? == In articles such as that for [[sad]], some users have obvioulsy gone to a great deal of trouble to flesh out all sorts of synonyms, related words, etc. Unfortunately, few of the words are very simple (or even useful. For example, on the [[sad]] page we have ''glum'' as a synonym.) I think this kind of detail needs to be pared back to avoid being overwhelming to English language learners. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:26, 16 July 2006 (UTC) :Yeah, I was the one who put all those synonyms and antonyms on there. I still think it is useful, and it is obvious that they are synonyms, etc. by their placement, but I guess I did go a little overboard. But this wiktionary should not be limited to Simple English words. It should include all English words, but the definitions should be limited to simple English. People may find the word [[glum]] and wonder what it means, but not be able to understand the English Wiktionary definition. We need that entry here, and its connection to [[sad]] seems very logical. I think [[lugubrious]] should be cut out sooner than [[glum]]. Limiting the synonyms and antonyms may be useful in some ways, but we are about including information, not leaving it out. We might even want to include (for example) a main synonym section, and later on a section on ''other synonyms''. I don't know. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:44, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::Indeed, we should have articles for simple words and other words, so there should eventually be an entry for ''glum'', ''lugubrious'' and whatever else you can come up with. However, a typical user who is looking up the word ''sad'', will not benefit from ''glum''. The user who looks up ''glum'', on the other hand, may well benefit from being told that ''sad'' is a synonym as they will likely have no idea what ''glum'' means, but may very well understand ''sad''. ::Furthermore, you write, "we are about including information, not leaving it out." To the contrary! Knowing what to leave out is at least as important as knowing what to put in. A 20-page dictionary entry on ''run'' is neither simple nor useful. This is, after all, a dictionary, not a thesaurus or an encyclopedia. If the user who looks up ''sad'' is looking specifically for uncommon synonyms, they're using a wrench to drive in a nail.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:58, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::*Well how else do you expect people to look for uncommon synonyms, except by starting with a common word? Perhaps we can put common synonyms right there on the page, while listing rare ones separately on a thesaurus-like page. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 07:07, 31 July 2006 (UTC) ::::If they're looking for uncommon synonyms, they should use a thesaurus, not a dictionary.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 11:27, 31 July 2006 (UTC) :::::Hey Brett, I really enjoyed your wrench-nail analogy. Kappa is referring to what EWikt has done in its Wikisaurus sub-project. We could do something similar here if people are interested in the idea. But either way, most dictionaries include at least some synonyms, and I think we should do so, too. You have a point when you say that glum should link to sad, but not necessarily sad to glum. Maybe if we tend to limit it to the first five or so most common synonyms and antonyms, it will be useful but not overboard. We can always change it later if we change our minds, etc. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:08, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ==Workshop== The following was posted by Adam Kilgarriff on the Corpora mailing list ---- CALL FOR PARTICIPATION; Programme now available Fourth International Workshop on DICTIONARY WRITING SYSTEMS (DWS06) Torino, Italy Afternoon (13.30-17.30), Tuesday, 5 September 2006 (pre-EURALEX http://www.euralex2006.unito.it) A dictionary writing system (DWS) is a piece of software for writing and producing a dictionary. It might include an editor, a database, a web interface and various management tools (for allocating work etc.) It operates with a dictionary grammar, which specifies the structure of the dictionary. The workshop is relevant for: dictionary project managers lexical database users and developers lexicographers students of lexicography, lexicology, computational linguistics The workshop follows similar successful events in Brighton, UK in 2002 and 2003, and Brno, the Czech Republic in 2004. Website: http://nlp.fi.muni.cz/dws06 :Adam Kilgarriff http://kilgarriff.co.uk :Lexicography MasterClass http://lexmasterclass.com :Lexical Computing Ltd http://sketchengine.co.uk :University of Sussex +44 (0)12 73 705 773 :mailto:adam@lexmasterclass.com +44 (0)79 71 867 845 --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:45, 18 July 2006 (UTC) == Logo discussion == Greetings, I apologise for writing in English. There is a discussion about the logo for Wiktionary at [[meta:Wiktionary/logo]]. Please go there and help us decide. Please also put this message on your community page. Thank you. -[[meta:User:Dbmag9|Dbmag9]] (copied here from [[talk:Main Page]] by [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:39, 23 July 2006 (UTC)) == Most linked article == Is there a way to find the article with the most links? In particular, I'm interested in finding the most-linked-to article that doesn't yet exist.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 21:19, 27 July 2006 (UTC) *You need [[Special:Mostlinked]], and in particular [[Special:Wantedpages]]. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 23:03, 27 July 2006 (UTC) == Benchmarks! == I think [[now]] was the 700th. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:51, 2 August 2006 (UTC) :Congratulations, everyone! Great work. Let's keep it up. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:02, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ===750=== [[lucky]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ===800=== [[benefit]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:27, 14 August 2006 (UTC) == A different idea == I recently had an idea for a sort of word rating system. This would show the SE user how difficult/complicated the word is considered by native speakers, and perhaps even include an easier and/or more challenging (for the basic words) alternative. I'm thinking of a kind of thermometer look, maybe up in the right-hand corner. It would have something like four or five degrees, including: basic or easy (from the BE850, words like [[do]], [[cold]], and [[woman]]), fairly basic or fairly easy (BE1500 or so, words like [[sink]], [[math]], and [[trust]]), medium or intermediate (about regular conversation level, somewhat less common than BE1500, words like [[complete]], [[freezing]], and [[feminine]]), fairly advanced or fairly hard (more complex or difficult a concept or term, words like [[nondescript]], [[anthropology]], and [[uncharacteristic]]), and advanced or hard (for jargon and other much less common words such as [[sodium benzoate]], [[sesquipedalian]], and [[indefatigable]]). We can tweak these levels or add new ones if/when we feel they are warranted. What do you all think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 10:07, 3 August 2006 (UTC) :I think it's a good idea, but I think basing it on BE is a bad idea, no matter how much you like BE. BE was not intended to choose the most simple or frequent words, but to bring together a list of words that would be sufficient to communicate any idea. Instead, I think we should base it on frequency counts, in the same way that the [http://www.longman.com/ldoce/ Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English] does. I think that using [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/nation.aspx Paul Nation]'s word counts would be a great place to start. He counts 'word families', so that ''run'', ''running'', ''runner'', etc. are all counted together. His counts are broken into 1000-word bands and are [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/range%20BNC.zip available] for free.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ::Though different organizations have different frequency counts, I think the idea is a sound one, and I think that there are many other word lists which would do a better job than BE. The only reason I've stuck with BE this long is because it was already there, and fairly convenient, not to mention a good place to start creating words. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 02:28, 14 August 2006 (UTC) == Move to [[Wiktionary talk:Simple talk]]? == I just want to throw up the idea of moving this page to the Wiktionary talk namespace. The advantage is that when editing a talk page [[MediaWiki:Talkpagetext]] is shown to the user. It would also leave this page open for FaQ's or something. Just an idea. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 14:55, 5 August 2006 (UTC) 8748 2006-08-15T01:09:23Z Brett 77 /* A different idea */ '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |} ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some countries, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) ==Category capitalization== Shall categories begin with upper cases or not? I am asking this because I have found different uses of upper and lower cases at [[Special:Categories]].--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 13:36, 14 April 2006 (UTC) :I had the same question a while back, though I asked it somewhere else. I think that categories should all be lowercase unless they are proper nouns, so that they work just like the entry titles. I'd say that you can go ahead an [[Wiktionary:Be bold|boldly]] change it, and if someone doesn't like it or has a better idea, they can change it back. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:33, 18 April 2006 (UTC) :If you do change it, don't forget to change the templates that refer to those categories, so that they put the words in the new place. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:22, 20 April 2006 (UTC) ::I see that [[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] has not worked on (or at least has not completed) changing the categories. I have completely changed my mind regarding them. The reason that articles in the (main) namespace are lowercase is to show the word as it is really meant to be and to distinguish between proper names and other words. This does not apply to categories or appendices (I just created the first appendix, [[:Appendix:Prepositions]]), though it should still apply to templates so that we don't have to type a capital letter every time we insert a template. Categories and appendices are ''groups'' of these words, and so should be capitalized regularly, just as they are in other projects. I am changing categories accordingly. Other thoughts? As I mentioned above, if we decide I'm wrong, we can boldly change it back. :) Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:54, 15 May 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == WikiReader == What do we think about publishing a WikiReader with the BE850 and BE1500? I'd be happy to do most of the work behind it (exporting to PDF, managing download site etc). [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 12:00, 19 May 2006 (UTC) :I'm thinking we should probably have them mostly done before we worry about that, but other than that, sound good. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 19:03, 23 May 2006 (UTC) == Translations == Other Wiktionaries add translations for words into other languages. SEWiktionary is meant to give definitions of English words using simple English, so if we did add translations, we would not include those other words here, but only link to other wiktionaries. For example, if we translated "heavy" (meaning having a lot of weight), the Spanish is "pesado." We might link to the English Wiktionary page on [[:en:pesado]] or to the Spanish Wiktionary [[:es:pesado]]. These would be interwiki links, but under a translation section, not an "in other languages" sidebar interwiki, since each meaning should be translated separately. I think there are pros and cons to this idea. The pros are that our focus audience are people who are do not know much English, and many of them only know it as a second language, so a translation into their own language could be quite useful. The cons are that we are focused on English words. A translation would be a distraction from our focus. Also, that niche is already filled by the English Wiktionary. I think our focus should stay firmly fixed on simple English definitions of English words. Feel free to comment. We'll do what the community decides, of course. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:08, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == Etymologies/word histories == Another thing that has come up is the question of etymologies. English Wiktionary and others show the etymology of each word, and tend to have the earlier forms as separate entries. Because we are focused on English words (that is, Modern English), we would not include those early forms separately, but we could include unlinked word origins/etymologies. Again, there are pros and cons. Etymologies could be difficult to understand for someone who doesn't know much English. Additionally, they are not our focus, and could be a distraction. Plus, English Wiktionary already does that more effectively. On the other hand, I think it is cool to show where words come from, and this can help people understand why a word is spelled a particular way, I think. English orthography is one of the hardest parts of learning English, but knowing where a word comes from helps significantly in understanding its orthography (spelling). That said, teaching English is not our goal here, any more than it is the goal of Simple English Wikipedia. We are writing a dictionary here, not an English 101 textbook. If people use us to learn English, that is their own choice, but it is not our focus. I guess I could go either way on this one. I tentatively '''support''' adding etymologies to words. What do all of you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:16, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == How detailed do we go? == In articles such as that for [[sad]], some users have obvioulsy gone to a great deal of trouble to flesh out all sorts of synonyms, related words, etc. Unfortunately, few of the words are very simple (or even useful. For example, on the [[sad]] page we have ''glum'' as a synonym.) I think this kind of detail needs to be pared back to avoid being overwhelming to English language learners. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:26, 16 July 2006 (UTC) :Yeah, I was the one who put all those synonyms and antonyms on there. I still think it is useful, and it is obvious that they are synonyms, etc. by their placement, but I guess I did go a little overboard. But this wiktionary should not be limited to Simple English words. It should include all English words, but the definitions should be limited to simple English. People may find the word [[glum]] and wonder what it means, but not be able to understand the English Wiktionary definition. We need that entry here, and its connection to [[sad]] seems very logical. I think [[lugubrious]] should be cut out sooner than [[glum]]. Limiting the synonyms and antonyms may be useful in some ways, but we are about including information, not leaving it out. We might even want to include (for example) a main synonym section, and later on a section on ''other synonyms''. I don't know. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:44, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::Indeed, we should have articles for simple words and other words, so there should eventually be an entry for ''glum'', ''lugubrious'' and whatever else you can come up with. However, a typical user who is looking up the word ''sad'', will not benefit from ''glum''. The user who looks up ''glum'', on the other hand, may well benefit from being told that ''sad'' is a synonym as they will likely have no idea what ''glum'' means, but may very well understand ''sad''. ::Furthermore, you write, "we are about including information, not leaving it out." To the contrary! Knowing what to leave out is at least as important as knowing what to put in. A 20-page dictionary entry on ''run'' is neither simple nor useful. This is, after all, a dictionary, not a thesaurus or an encyclopedia. If the user who looks up ''sad'' is looking specifically for uncommon synonyms, they're using a wrench to drive in a nail.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:58, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::*Well how else do you expect people to look for uncommon synonyms, except by starting with a common word? Perhaps we can put common synonyms right there on the page, while listing rare ones separately on a thesaurus-like page. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 07:07, 31 July 2006 (UTC) ::::If they're looking for uncommon synonyms, they should use a thesaurus, not a dictionary.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 11:27, 31 July 2006 (UTC) :::::Hey Brett, I really enjoyed your wrench-nail analogy. Kappa is referring to what EWikt has done in its Wikisaurus sub-project. We could do something similar here if people are interested in the idea. But either way, most dictionaries include at least some synonyms, and I think we should do so, too. You have a point when you say that glum should link to sad, but not necessarily sad to glum. Maybe if we tend to limit it to the first five or so most common synonyms and antonyms, it will be useful but not overboard. We can always change it later if we change our minds, etc. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:08, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ==Workshop== The following was posted by Adam Kilgarriff on the Corpora mailing list ---- CALL FOR PARTICIPATION; Programme now available Fourth International Workshop on DICTIONARY WRITING SYSTEMS (DWS06) Torino, Italy Afternoon (13.30-17.30), Tuesday, 5 September 2006 (pre-EURALEX http://www.euralex2006.unito.it) A dictionary writing system (DWS) is a piece of software for writing and producing a dictionary. It might include an editor, a database, a web interface and various management tools (for allocating work etc.) It operates with a dictionary grammar, which specifies the structure of the dictionary. The workshop is relevant for: dictionary project managers lexical database users and developers lexicographers students of lexicography, lexicology, computational linguistics The workshop follows similar successful events in Brighton, UK in 2002 and 2003, and Brno, the Czech Republic in 2004. Website: http://nlp.fi.muni.cz/dws06 :Adam Kilgarriff http://kilgarriff.co.uk :Lexicography MasterClass http://lexmasterclass.com :Lexical Computing Ltd http://sketchengine.co.uk :University of Sussex +44 (0)12 73 705 773 :mailto:adam@lexmasterclass.com +44 (0)79 71 867 845 --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:45, 18 July 2006 (UTC) == Logo discussion == Greetings, I apologise for writing in English. There is a discussion about the logo for Wiktionary at [[meta:Wiktionary/logo]]. Please go there and help us decide. Please also put this message on your community page. Thank you. -[[meta:User:Dbmag9|Dbmag9]] (copied here from [[talk:Main Page]] by [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:39, 23 July 2006 (UTC)) == Most linked article == Is there a way to find the article with the most links? In particular, I'm interested in finding the most-linked-to article that doesn't yet exist.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 21:19, 27 July 2006 (UTC) *You need [[Special:Mostlinked]], and in particular [[Special:Wantedpages]]. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 23:03, 27 July 2006 (UTC) == Benchmarks! == I think [[now]] was the 700th. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:51, 2 August 2006 (UTC) :Congratulations, everyone! Great work. Let's keep it up. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:02, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ===750=== [[lucky]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ===800=== [[benefit]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:27, 14 August 2006 (UTC) == A different idea == I recently had an idea for a sort of word rating system. This would show the SE user how difficult/complicated the word is considered by native speakers, and perhaps even include an easier and/or more challenging (for the basic words) alternative. I'm thinking of a kind of thermometer look, maybe up in the right-hand corner. It would have something like four or five degrees, including: basic or easy (from the BE850, words like [[do]], [[cold]], and [[woman]]), fairly basic or fairly easy (BE1500 or so, words like [[sink]], [[math]], and [[trust]]), medium or intermediate (about regular conversation level, somewhat less common than BE1500, words like [[complete]], [[freezing]], and [[feminine]]), fairly advanced or fairly hard (more complex or difficult a concept or term, words like [[nondescript]], [[anthropology]], and [[uncharacteristic]]), and advanced or hard (for jargon and other much less common words such as [[sodium benzoate]], [[sesquipedalian]], and [[indefatigable]]). We can tweak these levels or add new ones if/when we feel they are warranted. What do you all think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 10:07, 3 August 2006 (UTC) :I think it's a good idea, but I think basing it on BE is a bad idea, no matter how much you like BE. BE was not intended to choose the most simple or frequent words, but to bring together a list of words that would be sufficient to communicate any idea. Instead, I think we should base it on frequency counts, in the same way that the [http://www.longman.com/ldoce/ Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English] does. I think that using [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/nation.aspx Paul Nation]'s word counts would be a great place to start. He counts 'word families', so that ''run'', ''running'', ''runner'', etc. are all counted together. His counts are broken into 1000-word bands and are [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/range%20BNC.zip available] for free.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ::Though different organizations have different frequency counts, I think the idea is a sound one, and I think that there are many other word lists which would do a better job than BE. The only reason I've stuck with BE this long is because it was already there, and fairly convenient, not to mention a good place to start creating words. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 02:28, 14 August 2006 (UTC) :::I asked Paul Nation, and he wrote, "The lists are freely available for whoever wants to use them." Have a look.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:09, 15 August 2006 (UTC) == Move to [[Wiktionary talk:Simple talk]]? == I just want to throw up the idea of moving this page to the Wiktionary talk namespace. The advantage is that when editing a talk page [[MediaWiki:Talkpagetext]] is shown to the user. It would also leave this page open for FaQ's or something. Just an idea. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 14:55, 5 August 2006 (UTC) 9269 2006-08-24T00:46:48Z Cromwellt 61 /* Move to [[Wiktionary talk:Simple talk]]? */ possibilities '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |} ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some countries, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) ==Category capitalization== Shall categories begin with upper cases or not? I am asking this because I have found different uses of upper and lower cases at [[Special:Categories]].--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 13:36, 14 April 2006 (UTC) :I had the same question a while back, though I asked it somewhere else. I think that categories should all be lowercase unless they are proper nouns, so that they work just like the entry titles. I'd say that you can go ahead an [[Wiktionary:Be bold|boldly]] change it, and if someone doesn't like it or has a better idea, they can change it back. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:33, 18 April 2006 (UTC) :If you do change it, don't forget to change the templates that refer to those categories, so that they put the words in the new place. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:22, 20 April 2006 (UTC) ::I see that [[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] has not worked on (or at least has not completed) changing the categories. I have completely changed my mind regarding them. The reason that articles in the (main) namespace are lowercase is to show the word as it is really meant to be and to distinguish between proper names and other words. This does not apply to categories or appendices (I just created the first appendix, [[:Appendix:Prepositions]]), though it should still apply to templates so that we don't have to type a capital letter every time we insert a template. Categories and appendices are ''groups'' of these words, and so should be capitalized regularly, just as they are in other projects. I am changing categories accordingly. Other thoughts? As I mentioned above, if we decide I'm wrong, we can boldly change it back. :) Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:54, 15 May 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == WikiReader == What do we think about publishing a WikiReader with the BE850 and BE1500? I'd be happy to do most of the work behind it (exporting to PDF, managing download site etc). [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 12:00, 19 May 2006 (UTC) :I'm thinking we should probably have them mostly done before we worry about that, but other than that, sound good. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 19:03, 23 May 2006 (UTC) == Translations == Other Wiktionaries add translations for words into other languages. SEWiktionary is meant to give definitions of English words using simple English, so if we did add translations, we would not include those other words here, but only link to other wiktionaries. For example, if we translated "heavy" (meaning having a lot of weight), the Spanish is "pesado." We might link to the English Wiktionary page on [[:en:pesado]] or to the Spanish Wiktionary [[:es:pesado]]. These would be interwiki links, but under a translation section, not an "in other languages" sidebar interwiki, since each meaning should be translated separately. I think there are pros and cons to this idea. The pros are that our focus audience are people who are do not know much English, and many of them only know it as a second language, so a translation into their own language could be quite useful. The cons are that we are focused on English words. A translation would be a distraction from our focus. Also, that niche is already filled by the English Wiktionary. I think our focus should stay firmly fixed on simple English definitions of English words. Feel free to comment. We'll do what the community decides, of course. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:08, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == Etymologies/word histories == Another thing that has come up is the question of etymologies. English Wiktionary and others show the etymology of each word, and tend to have the earlier forms as separate entries. Because we are focused on English words (that is, Modern English), we would not include those early forms separately, but we could include unlinked word origins/etymologies. Again, there are pros and cons. Etymologies could be difficult to understand for someone who doesn't know much English. Additionally, they are not our focus, and could be a distraction. Plus, English Wiktionary already does that more effectively. On the other hand, I think it is cool to show where words come from, and this can help people understand why a word is spelled a particular way, I think. English orthography is one of the hardest parts of learning English, but knowing where a word comes from helps significantly in understanding its orthography (spelling). That said, teaching English is not our goal here, any more than it is the goal of Simple English Wikipedia. We are writing a dictionary here, not an English 101 textbook. If people use us to learn English, that is their own choice, but it is not our focus. I guess I could go either way on this one. I tentatively '''support''' adding etymologies to words. What do all of you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:16, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == How detailed do we go? == In articles such as that for [[sad]], some users have obvioulsy gone to a great deal of trouble to flesh out all sorts of synonyms, related words, etc. Unfortunately, few of the words are very simple (or even useful. For example, on the [[sad]] page we have ''glum'' as a synonym.) I think this kind of detail needs to be pared back to avoid being overwhelming to English language learners. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:26, 16 July 2006 (UTC) :Yeah, I was the one who put all those synonyms and antonyms on there. I still think it is useful, and it is obvious that they are synonyms, etc. by their placement, but I guess I did go a little overboard. But this wiktionary should not be limited to Simple English words. It should include all English words, but the definitions should be limited to simple English. People may find the word [[glum]] and wonder what it means, but not be able to understand the English Wiktionary definition. We need that entry here, and its connection to [[sad]] seems very logical. I think [[lugubrious]] should be cut out sooner than [[glum]]. Limiting the synonyms and antonyms may be useful in some ways, but we are about including information, not leaving it out. We might even want to include (for example) a main synonym section, and later on a section on ''other synonyms''. I don't know. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:44, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::Indeed, we should have articles for simple words and other words, so there should eventually be an entry for ''glum'', ''lugubrious'' and whatever else you can come up with. However, a typical user who is looking up the word ''sad'', will not benefit from ''glum''. The user who looks up ''glum'', on the other hand, may well benefit from being told that ''sad'' is a synonym as they will likely have no idea what ''glum'' means, but may very well understand ''sad''. ::Furthermore, you write, "we are about including information, not leaving it out." To the contrary! Knowing what to leave out is at least as important as knowing what to put in. A 20-page dictionary entry on ''run'' is neither simple nor useful. This is, after all, a dictionary, not a thesaurus or an encyclopedia. If the user who looks up ''sad'' is looking specifically for uncommon synonyms, they're using a wrench to drive in a nail.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:58, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::*Well how else do you expect people to look for uncommon synonyms, except by starting with a common word? Perhaps we can put common synonyms right there on the page, while listing rare ones separately on a thesaurus-like page. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 07:07, 31 July 2006 (UTC) ::::If they're looking for uncommon synonyms, they should use a thesaurus, not a dictionary.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 11:27, 31 July 2006 (UTC) :::::Hey Brett, I really enjoyed your wrench-nail analogy. Kappa is referring to what EWikt has done in its Wikisaurus sub-project. We could do something similar here if people are interested in the idea. But either way, most dictionaries include at least some synonyms, and I think we should do so, too. You have a point when you say that glum should link to sad, but not necessarily sad to glum. Maybe if we tend to limit it to the first five or so most common synonyms and antonyms, it will be useful but not overboard. We can always change it later if we change our minds, etc. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:08, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ==Workshop== The following was posted by Adam Kilgarriff on the Corpora mailing list ---- CALL FOR PARTICIPATION; Programme now available Fourth International Workshop on DICTIONARY WRITING SYSTEMS (DWS06) Torino, Italy Afternoon (13.30-17.30), Tuesday, 5 September 2006 (pre-EURALEX http://www.euralex2006.unito.it) A dictionary writing system (DWS) is a piece of software for writing and producing a dictionary. It might include an editor, a database, a web interface and various management tools (for allocating work etc.) It operates with a dictionary grammar, which specifies the structure of the dictionary. The workshop is relevant for: dictionary project managers lexical database users and developers lexicographers students of lexicography, lexicology, computational linguistics The workshop follows similar successful events in Brighton, UK in 2002 and 2003, and Brno, the Czech Republic in 2004. Website: http://nlp.fi.muni.cz/dws06 :Adam Kilgarriff http://kilgarriff.co.uk :Lexicography MasterClass http://lexmasterclass.com :Lexical Computing Ltd http://sketchengine.co.uk :University of Sussex +44 (0)12 73 705 773 :mailto:adam@lexmasterclass.com +44 (0)79 71 867 845 --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:45, 18 July 2006 (UTC) == Logo discussion == Greetings, I apologise for writing in English. There is a discussion about the logo for Wiktionary at [[meta:Wiktionary/logo]]. Please go there and help us decide. Please also put this message on your community page. Thank you. -[[meta:User:Dbmag9|Dbmag9]] (copied here from [[talk:Main Page]] by [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:39, 23 July 2006 (UTC)) == Most linked article == Is there a way to find the article with the most links? In particular, I'm interested in finding the most-linked-to article that doesn't yet exist.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 21:19, 27 July 2006 (UTC) *You need [[Special:Mostlinked]], and in particular [[Special:Wantedpages]]. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 23:03, 27 July 2006 (UTC) == Benchmarks! == I think [[now]] was the 700th. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:51, 2 August 2006 (UTC) :Congratulations, everyone! Great work. Let's keep it up. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:02, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ===750=== [[lucky]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ===800=== [[benefit]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:27, 14 August 2006 (UTC) == A different idea == I recently had an idea for a sort of word rating system. This would show the SE user how difficult/complicated the word is considered by native speakers, and perhaps even include an easier and/or more challenging (for the basic words) alternative. I'm thinking of a kind of thermometer look, maybe up in the right-hand corner. It would have something like four or five degrees, including: basic or easy (from the BE850, words like [[do]], [[cold]], and [[woman]]), fairly basic or fairly easy (BE1500 or so, words like [[sink]], [[math]], and [[trust]]), medium or intermediate (about regular conversation level, somewhat less common than BE1500, words like [[complete]], [[freezing]], and [[feminine]]), fairly advanced or fairly hard (more complex or difficult a concept or term, words like [[nondescript]], [[anthropology]], and [[uncharacteristic]]), and advanced or hard (for jargon and other much less common words such as [[sodium benzoate]], [[sesquipedalian]], and [[indefatigable]]). We can tweak these levels or add new ones if/when we feel they are warranted. What do you all think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 10:07, 3 August 2006 (UTC) :I think it's a good idea, but I think basing it on BE is a bad idea, no matter how much you like BE. BE was not intended to choose the most simple or frequent words, but to bring together a list of words that would be sufficient to communicate any idea. Instead, I think we should base it on frequency counts, in the same way that the [http://www.longman.com/ldoce/ Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English] does. I think that using [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/nation.aspx Paul Nation]'s word counts would be a great place to start. He counts 'word families', so that ''run'', ''running'', ''runner'', etc. are all counted together. His counts are broken into 1000-word bands and are [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/range%20BNC.zip available] for free.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ::Though different organizations have different frequency counts, I think the idea is a sound one, and I think that there are many other word lists which would do a better job than BE. The only reason I've stuck with BE this long is because it was already there, and fairly convenient, not to mention a good place to start creating words. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 02:28, 14 August 2006 (UTC) :::I asked Paul Nation, and he wrote, "The lists are freely available for whoever wants to use them." Have a look.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:09, 15 August 2006 (UTC) == Move to [[Wiktionary talk:Simple talk]]? == I just want to throw up the idea of moving this page to the Wiktionary talk namespace. The advantage is that when editing a talk page [[MediaWiki:Talkpagetext]] is shown to the user. It would also leave this page open for FaQ's or something. Just an idea. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 14:55, 5 August 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for your input, Gerard. Nice to know you're still around every once in a while. You have a valid point about the talk page text being shown at the top of the page. It might be worth it to move it. However, I don't really care for the FAQ idea personally. It is supposed to be a simple *talk* page, so it should be something related to talk, even if it just redirects to its own talk page or explains how simple talk works. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 00:46, 24 August 2006 (UTC) 9275 2006-08-24T01:40:07Z Cromwellt 61 /* A different idea */ good idea! '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |} ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some countries, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) ==Category capitalization== Shall categories begin with upper cases or not? I am asking this because I have found different uses of upper and lower cases at [[Special:Categories]].--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 13:36, 14 April 2006 (UTC) :I had the same question a while back, though I asked it somewhere else. I think that categories should all be lowercase unless they are proper nouns, so that they work just like the entry titles. I'd say that you can go ahead an [[Wiktionary:Be bold|boldly]] change it, and if someone doesn't like it or has a better idea, they can change it back. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:33, 18 April 2006 (UTC) :If you do change it, don't forget to change the templates that refer to those categories, so that they put the words in the new place. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:22, 20 April 2006 (UTC) ::I see that [[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] has not worked on (or at least has not completed) changing the categories. I have completely changed my mind regarding them. The reason that articles in the (main) namespace are lowercase is to show the word as it is really meant to be and to distinguish between proper names and other words. This does not apply to categories or appendices (I just created the first appendix, [[:Appendix:Prepositions]]), though it should still apply to templates so that we don't have to type a capital letter every time we insert a template. Categories and appendices are ''groups'' of these words, and so should be capitalized regularly, just as they are in other projects. I am changing categories accordingly. Other thoughts? As I mentioned above, if we decide I'm wrong, we can boldly change it back. :) Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:54, 15 May 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == WikiReader == What do we think about publishing a WikiReader with the BE850 and BE1500? I'd be happy to do most of the work behind it (exporting to PDF, managing download site etc). [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 12:00, 19 May 2006 (UTC) :I'm thinking we should probably have them mostly done before we worry about that, but other than that, sound good. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 19:03, 23 May 2006 (UTC) == Translations == Other Wiktionaries add translations for words into other languages. SEWiktionary is meant to give definitions of English words using simple English, so if we did add translations, we would not include those other words here, but only link to other wiktionaries. For example, if we translated "heavy" (meaning having a lot of weight), the Spanish is "pesado." We might link to the English Wiktionary page on [[:en:pesado]] or to the Spanish Wiktionary [[:es:pesado]]. These would be interwiki links, but under a translation section, not an "in other languages" sidebar interwiki, since each meaning should be translated separately. I think there are pros and cons to this idea. The pros are that our focus audience are people who are do not know much English, and many of them only know it as a second language, so a translation into their own language could be quite useful. The cons are that we are focused on English words. A translation would be a distraction from our focus. Also, that niche is already filled by the English Wiktionary. I think our focus should stay firmly fixed on simple English definitions of English words. Feel free to comment. We'll do what the community decides, of course. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:08, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == Etymologies/word histories == Another thing that has come up is the question of etymologies. English Wiktionary and others show the etymology of each word, and tend to have the earlier forms as separate entries. Because we are focused on English words (that is, Modern English), we would not include those early forms separately, but we could include unlinked word origins/etymologies. Again, there are pros and cons. Etymologies could be difficult to understand for someone who doesn't know much English. Additionally, they are not our focus, and could be a distraction. Plus, English Wiktionary already does that more effectively. On the other hand, I think it is cool to show where words come from, and this can help people understand why a word is spelled a particular way, I think. English orthography is one of the hardest parts of learning English, but knowing where a word comes from helps significantly in understanding its orthography (spelling). That said, teaching English is not our goal here, any more than it is the goal of Simple English Wikipedia. We are writing a dictionary here, not an English 101 textbook. If people use us to learn English, that is their own choice, but it is not our focus. I guess I could go either way on this one. I tentatively '''support''' adding etymologies to words. What do all of you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:16, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == How detailed do we go? == In articles such as that for [[sad]], some users have obvioulsy gone to a great deal of trouble to flesh out all sorts of synonyms, related words, etc. Unfortunately, few of the words are very simple (or even useful. For example, on the [[sad]] page we have ''glum'' as a synonym.) I think this kind of detail needs to be pared back to avoid being overwhelming to English language learners. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:26, 16 July 2006 (UTC) :Yeah, I was the one who put all those synonyms and antonyms on there. I still think it is useful, and it is obvious that they are synonyms, etc. by their placement, but I guess I did go a little overboard. But this wiktionary should not be limited to Simple English words. It should include all English words, but the definitions should be limited to simple English. People may find the word [[glum]] and wonder what it means, but not be able to understand the English Wiktionary definition. We need that entry here, and its connection to [[sad]] seems very logical. I think [[lugubrious]] should be cut out sooner than [[glum]]. Limiting the synonyms and antonyms may be useful in some ways, but we are about including information, not leaving it out. We might even want to include (for example) a main synonym section, and later on a section on ''other synonyms''. I don't know. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:44, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::Indeed, we should have articles for simple words and other words, so there should eventually be an entry for ''glum'', ''lugubrious'' and whatever else you can come up with. However, a typical user who is looking up the word ''sad'', will not benefit from ''glum''. The user who looks up ''glum'', on the other hand, may well benefit from being told that ''sad'' is a synonym as they will likely have no idea what ''glum'' means, but may very well understand ''sad''. ::Furthermore, you write, "we are about including information, not leaving it out." To the contrary! Knowing what to leave out is at least as important as knowing what to put in. A 20-page dictionary entry on ''run'' is neither simple nor useful. This is, after all, a dictionary, not a thesaurus or an encyclopedia. If the user who looks up ''sad'' is looking specifically for uncommon synonyms, they're using a wrench to drive in a nail.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:58, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::*Well how else do you expect people to look for uncommon synonyms, except by starting with a common word? Perhaps we can put common synonyms right there on the page, while listing rare ones separately on a thesaurus-like page. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 07:07, 31 July 2006 (UTC) ::::If they're looking for uncommon synonyms, they should use a thesaurus, not a dictionary.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 11:27, 31 July 2006 (UTC) :::::Hey Brett, I really enjoyed your wrench-nail analogy. Kappa is referring to what EWikt has done in its Wikisaurus sub-project. We could do something similar here if people are interested in the idea. But either way, most dictionaries include at least some synonyms, and I think we should do so, too. You have a point when you say that glum should link to sad, but not necessarily sad to glum. Maybe if we tend to limit it to the first five or so most common synonyms and antonyms, it will be useful but not overboard. We can always change it later if we change our minds, etc. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:08, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ==Workshop== The following was posted by Adam Kilgarriff on the Corpora mailing list ---- CALL FOR PARTICIPATION; Programme now available Fourth International Workshop on DICTIONARY WRITING SYSTEMS (DWS06) Torino, Italy Afternoon (13.30-17.30), Tuesday, 5 September 2006 (pre-EURALEX http://www.euralex2006.unito.it) A dictionary writing system (DWS) is a piece of software for writing and producing a dictionary. It might include an editor, a database, a web interface and various management tools (for allocating work etc.) It operates with a dictionary grammar, which specifies the structure of the dictionary. The workshop is relevant for: dictionary project managers lexical database users and developers lexicographers students of lexicography, lexicology, computational linguistics The workshop follows similar successful events in Brighton, UK in 2002 and 2003, and Brno, the Czech Republic in 2004. Website: http://nlp.fi.muni.cz/dws06 :Adam Kilgarriff http://kilgarriff.co.uk :Lexicography MasterClass http://lexmasterclass.com :Lexical Computing Ltd http://sketchengine.co.uk :University of Sussex +44 (0)12 73 705 773 :mailto:adam@lexmasterclass.com +44 (0)79 71 867 845 --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:45, 18 July 2006 (UTC) == Logo discussion == Greetings, I apologise for writing in English. There is a discussion about the logo for Wiktionary at [[meta:Wiktionary/logo]]. Please go there and help us decide. Please also put this message on your community page. Thank you. -[[meta:User:Dbmag9|Dbmag9]] (copied here from [[talk:Main Page]] by [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:39, 23 July 2006 (UTC)) == Most linked article == Is there a way to find the article with the most links? In particular, I'm interested in finding the most-linked-to article that doesn't yet exist.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 21:19, 27 July 2006 (UTC) *You need [[Special:Mostlinked]], and in particular [[Special:Wantedpages]]. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 23:03, 27 July 2006 (UTC) == Benchmarks! == I think [[now]] was the 700th. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:51, 2 August 2006 (UTC) :Congratulations, everyone! Great work. Let's keep it up. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:02, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ===750=== [[lucky]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ===800=== [[benefit]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:27, 14 August 2006 (UTC) == A different idea == I recently had an idea for a sort of word rating system. This would show the SE user how difficult/complicated the word is considered by native speakers, and perhaps even include an easier and/or more challenging (for the basic words) alternative. I'm thinking of a kind of thermometer look, maybe up in the right-hand corner. It would have something like four or five degrees, including: basic or easy (from the BE850, words like [[do]], [[cold]], and [[woman]]), fairly basic or fairly easy (BE1500 or so, words like [[sink]], [[math]], and [[trust]]), medium or intermediate (about regular conversation level, somewhat less common than BE1500, words like [[complete]], [[freezing]], and [[feminine]]), fairly advanced or fairly hard (more complex or difficult a concept or term, words like [[nondescript]], [[anthropology]], and [[uncharacteristic]]), and advanced or hard (for jargon and other much less common words such as [[sodium benzoate]], [[sesquipedalian]], and [[indefatigable]]). We can tweak these levels or add new ones if/when we feel they are warranted. What do you all think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 10:07, 3 August 2006 (UTC) :I think it's a good idea, but I think basing it on BE is a bad idea, no matter how much you like BE. BE was not intended to choose the most simple or frequent words, but to bring together a list of words that would be sufficient to communicate any idea. Instead, I think we should base it on frequency counts, in the same way that the [http://www.longman.com/ldoce/ Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English] does. I think that using [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/nation.aspx Paul Nation]'s word counts would be a great place to start. He counts 'word families', so that ''run'', ''running'', ''runner'', etc. are all counted together. His counts are broken into 1000-word bands and are [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/range%20BNC.zip available] for free.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ::Though different organizations have different frequency counts, I think the idea is a sound one, and I think that there are many other word lists which would do a better job than BE. The only reason I've stuck with BE this long is because it was already there, and fairly convenient, not to mention a good place to start creating words. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 02:28, 14 August 2006 (UTC) :::I asked Paul Nation, and he wrote, "The lists are freely available for whoever wants to use them." Have a look.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:09, 15 August 2006 (UTC) ::::After looking at the BNC spoken frequency lists, I think you're right. I much prefer the way that these lists are set up, and it is nice to see not only the word but all its variations. I think it is much better. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 01:40, 24 August 2006 (UTC) == Move to [[Wiktionary talk:Simple talk]]? == I just want to throw up the idea of moving this page to the Wiktionary talk namespace. The advantage is that when editing a talk page [[MediaWiki:Talkpagetext]] is shown to the user. It would also leave this page open for FaQ's or something. Just an idea. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 14:55, 5 August 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for your input, Gerard. Nice to know you're still around every once in a while. You have a valid point about the talk page text being shown at the top of the page. It might be worth it to move it. However, I don't really care for the FAQ idea personally. It is supposed to be a simple *talk* page, so it should be something related to talk, even if it just redirects to its own talk page or explains how simple talk works. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 00:46, 24 August 2006 (UTC) 9844 2006-09-12T23:21:54Z Brett 77 /* Benchmarks! */ '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |} ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some countries, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) ==Category capitalization== Shall categories begin with upper cases or not? I am asking this because I have found different uses of upper and lower cases at [[Special:Categories]].--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 13:36, 14 April 2006 (UTC) :I had the same question a while back, though I asked it somewhere else. I think that categories should all be lowercase unless they are proper nouns, so that they work just like the entry titles. I'd say that you can go ahead an [[Wiktionary:Be bold|boldly]] change it, and if someone doesn't like it or has a better idea, they can change it back. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:33, 18 April 2006 (UTC) :If you do change it, don't forget to change the templates that refer to those categories, so that they put the words in the new place. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:22, 20 April 2006 (UTC) ::I see that [[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] has not worked on (or at least has not completed) changing the categories. I have completely changed my mind regarding them. The reason that articles in the (main) namespace are lowercase is to show the word as it is really meant to be and to distinguish between proper names and other words. This does not apply to categories or appendices (I just created the first appendix, [[:Appendix:Prepositions]]), though it should still apply to templates so that we don't have to type a capital letter every time we insert a template. Categories and appendices are ''groups'' of these words, and so should be capitalized regularly, just as they are in other projects. I am changing categories accordingly. Other thoughts? As I mentioned above, if we decide I'm wrong, we can boldly change it back. :) Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:54, 15 May 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == WikiReader == What do we think about publishing a WikiReader with the BE850 and BE1500? I'd be happy to do most of the work behind it (exporting to PDF, managing download site etc). [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 12:00, 19 May 2006 (UTC) :I'm thinking we should probably have them mostly done before we worry about that, but other than that, sound good. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 19:03, 23 May 2006 (UTC) == Translations == Other Wiktionaries add translations for words into other languages. SEWiktionary is meant to give definitions of English words using simple English, so if we did add translations, we would not include those other words here, but only link to other wiktionaries. For example, if we translated "heavy" (meaning having a lot of weight), the Spanish is "pesado." We might link to the English Wiktionary page on [[:en:pesado]] or to the Spanish Wiktionary [[:es:pesado]]. These would be interwiki links, but under a translation section, not an "in other languages" sidebar interwiki, since each meaning should be translated separately. I think there are pros and cons to this idea. The pros are that our focus audience are people who are do not know much English, and many of them only know it as a second language, so a translation into their own language could be quite useful. The cons are that we are focused on English words. A translation would be a distraction from our focus. Also, that niche is already filled by the English Wiktionary. I think our focus should stay firmly fixed on simple English definitions of English words. Feel free to comment. We'll do what the community decides, of course. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:08, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == Etymologies/word histories == Another thing that has come up is the question of etymologies. English Wiktionary and others show the etymology of each word, and tend to have the earlier forms as separate entries. Because we are focused on English words (that is, Modern English), we would not include those early forms separately, but we could include unlinked word origins/etymologies. Again, there are pros and cons. Etymologies could be difficult to understand for someone who doesn't know much English. Additionally, they are not our focus, and could be a distraction. Plus, English Wiktionary already does that more effectively. On the other hand, I think it is cool to show where words come from, and this can help people understand why a word is spelled a particular way, I think. English orthography is one of the hardest parts of learning English, but knowing where a word comes from helps significantly in understanding its orthography (spelling). That said, teaching English is not our goal here, any more than it is the goal of Simple English Wikipedia. We are writing a dictionary here, not an English 101 textbook. If people use us to learn English, that is their own choice, but it is not our focus. I guess I could go either way on this one. I tentatively '''support''' adding etymologies to words. What do all of you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:16, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == How detailed do we go? == In articles such as that for [[sad]], some users have obvioulsy gone to a great deal of trouble to flesh out all sorts of synonyms, related words, etc. Unfortunately, few of the words are very simple (or even useful. For example, on the [[sad]] page we have ''glum'' as a synonym.) I think this kind of detail needs to be pared back to avoid being overwhelming to English language learners. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:26, 16 July 2006 (UTC) :Yeah, I was the one who put all those synonyms and antonyms on there. I still think it is useful, and it is obvious that they are synonyms, etc. by their placement, but I guess I did go a little overboard. But this wiktionary should not be limited to Simple English words. It should include all English words, but the definitions should be limited to simple English. People may find the word [[glum]] and wonder what it means, but not be able to understand the English Wiktionary definition. We need that entry here, and its connection to [[sad]] seems very logical. I think [[lugubrious]] should be cut out sooner than [[glum]]. Limiting the synonyms and antonyms may be useful in some ways, but we are about including information, not leaving it out. We might even want to include (for example) a main synonym section, and later on a section on ''other synonyms''. I don't know. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:44, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::Indeed, we should have articles for simple words and other words, so there should eventually be an entry for ''glum'', ''lugubrious'' and whatever else you can come up with. However, a typical user who is looking up the word ''sad'', will not benefit from ''glum''. The user who looks up ''glum'', on the other hand, may well benefit from being told that ''sad'' is a synonym as they will likely have no idea what ''glum'' means, but may very well understand ''sad''. ::Furthermore, you write, "we are about including information, not leaving it out." To the contrary! Knowing what to leave out is at least as important as knowing what to put in. A 20-page dictionary entry on ''run'' is neither simple nor useful. This is, after all, a dictionary, not a thesaurus or an encyclopedia. If the user who looks up ''sad'' is looking specifically for uncommon synonyms, they're using a wrench to drive in a nail.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:58, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::*Well how else do you expect people to look for uncommon synonyms, except by starting with a common word? Perhaps we can put common synonyms right there on the page, while listing rare ones separately on a thesaurus-like page. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 07:07, 31 July 2006 (UTC) ::::If they're looking for uncommon synonyms, they should use a thesaurus, not a dictionary.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 11:27, 31 July 2006 (UTC) :::::Hey Brett, I really enjoyed your wrench-nail analogy. Kappa is referring to what EWikt has done in its Wikisaurus sub-project. We could do something similar here if people are interested in the idea. But either way, most dictionaries include at least some synonyms, and I think we should do so, too. You have a point when you say that glum should link to sad, but not necessarily sad to glum. Maybe if we tend to limit it to the first five or so most common synonyms and antonyms, it will be useful but not overboard. We can always change it later if we change our minds, etc. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:08, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ==Workshop== The following was posted by Adam Kilgarriff on the Corpora mailing list ---- CALL FOR PARTICIPATION; Programme now available Fourth International Workshop on DICTIONARY WRITING SYSTEMS (DWS06) Torino, Italy Afternoon (13.30-17.30), Tuesday, 5 September 2006 (pre-EURALEX http://www.euralex2006.unito.it) A dictionary writing system (DWS) is a piece of software for writing and producing a dictionary. It might include an editor, a database, a web interface and various management tools (for allocating work etc.) It operates with a dictionary grammar, which specifies the structure of the dictionary. The workshop is relevant for: dictionary project managers lexical database users and developers lexicographers students of lexicography, lexicology, computational linguistics The workshop follows similar successful events in Brighton, UK in 2002 and 2003, and Brno, the Czech Republic in 2004. Website: http://nlp.fi.muni.cz/dws06 :Adam Kilgarriff http://kilgarriff.co.uk :Lexicography MasterClass http://lexmasterclass.com :Lexical Computing Ltd http://sketchengine.co.uk :University of Sussex +44 (0)12 73 705 773 :mailto:adam@lexmasterclass.com +44 (0)79 71 867 845 --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:45, 18 July 2006 (UTC) == Logo discussion == Greetings, I apologise for writing in English. There is a discussion about the logo for Wiktionary at [[meta:Wiktionary/logo]]. Please go there and help us decide. Please also put this message on your community page. Thank you. -[[meta:User:Dbmag9|Dbmag9]] (copied here from [[talk:Main Page]] by [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:39, 23 July 2006 (UTC)) == Most linked article == Is there a way to find the article with the most links? In particular, I'm interested in finding the most-linked-to article that doesn't yet exist.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 21:19, 27 July 2006 (UTC) *You need [[Special:Mostlinked]], and in particular [[Special:Wantedpages]]. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 23:03, 27 July 2006 (UTC) == Benchmarks! == I think [[now]] was the 700th. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:51, 2 August 2006 (UTC) :Congratulations, everyone! Great work. Let's keep it up. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:02, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ===750=== [[lucky]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ===800=== [[benefit]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:27, 14 August 2006 (UTC) ===900=== [[legislation]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:21, 12 September 2006 (UTC) == A different idea == I recently had an idea for a sort of word rating system. This would show the SE user how difficult/complicated the word is considered by native speakers, and perhaps even include an easier and/or more challenging (for the basic words) alternative. I'm thinking of a kind of thermometer look, maybe up in the right-hand corner. It would have something like four or five degrees, including: basic or easy (from the BE850, words like [[do]], [[cold]], and [[woman]]), fairly basic or fairly easy (BE1500 or so, words like [[sink]], [[math]], and [[trust]]), medium or intermediate (about regular conversation level, somewhat less common than BE1500, words like [[complete]], [[freezing]], and [[feminine]]), fairly advanced or fairly hard (more complex or difficult a concept or term, words like [[nondescript]], [[anthropology]], and [[uncharacteristic]]), and advanced or hard (for jargon and other much less common words such as [[sodium benzoate]], [[sesquipedalian]], and [[indefatigable]]). We can tweak these levels or add new ones if/when we feel they are warranted. What do you all think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 10:07, 3 August 2006 (UTC) :I think it's a good idea, but I think basing it on BE is a bad idea, no matter how much you like BE. BE was not intended to choose the most simple or frequent words, but to bring together a list of words that would be sufficient to communicate any idea. Instead, I think we should base it on frequency counts, in the same way that the [http://www.longman.com/ldoce/ Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English] does. I think that using [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/nation.aspx Paul Nation]'s word counts would be a great place to start. He counts 'word families', so that ''run'', ''running'', ''runner'', etc. are all counted together. His counts are broken into 1000-word bands and are [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/range%20BNC.zip available] for free.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ::Though different organizations have different frequency counts, I think the idea is a sound one, and I think that there are many other word lists which would do a better job than BE. The only reason I've stuck with BE this long is because it was already there, and fairly convenient, not to mention a good place to start creating words. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 02:28, 14 August 2006 (UTC) :::I asked Paul Nation, and he wrote, "The lists are freely available for whoever wants to use them." Have a look.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:09, 15 August 2006 (UTC) ::::After looking at the BNC spoken frequency lists, I think you're right. I much prefer the way that these lists are set up, and it is nice to see not only the word but all its variations. I think it is much better. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 01:40, 24 August 2006 (UTC) == Move to [[Wiktionary talk:Simple talk]]? == I just want to throw up the idea of moving this page to the Wiktionary talk namespace. The advantage is that when editing a talk page [[MediaWiki:Talkpagetext]] is shown to the user. It would also leave this page open for FaQ's or something. Just an idea. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 14:55, 5 August 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for your input, Gerard. Nice to know you're still around every once in a while. You have a valid point about the talk page text being shown at the top of the page. It might be worth it to move it. However, I don't really care for the FAQ idea personally. It is supposed to be a simple *talk* page, so it should be something related to talk, even if it just redirects to its own talk page or explains how simple talk works. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 00:46, 24 August 2006 (UTC) 10305 2006-09-28T13:31:06Z Brett 77 /* Workshop */ '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |} ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some countries, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) ==Category capitalization== Shall categories begin with upper cases or not? I am asking this because I have found different uses of upper and lower cases at [[Special:Categories]].--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 13:36, 14 April 2006 (UTC) :I had the same question a while back, though I asked it somewhere else. I think that categories should all be lowercase unless they are proper nouns, so that they work just like the entry titles. I'd say that you can go ahead an [[Wiktionary:Be bold|boldly]] change it, and if someone doesn't like it or has a better idea, they can change it back. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:33, 18 April 2006 (UTC) :If you do change it, don't forget to change the templates that refer to those categories, so that they put the words in the new place. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:22, 20 April 2006 (UTC) ::I see that [[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] has not worked on (or at least has not completed) changing the categories. I have completely changed my mind regarding them. The reason that articles in the (main) namespace are lowercase is to show the word as it is really meant to be and to distinguish between proper names and other words. This does not apply to categories or appendices (I just created the first appendix, [[:Appendix:Prepositions]]), though it should still apply to templates so that we don't have to type a capital letter every time we insert a template. Categories and appendices are ''groups'' of these words, and so should be capitalized regularly, just as they are in other projects. I am changing categories accordingly. Other thoughts? As I mentioned above, if we decide I'm wrong, we can boldly change it back. :) Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:54, 15 May 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == WikiReader == What do we think about publishing a WikiReader with the BE850 and BE1500? I'd be happy to do most of the work behind it (exporting to PDF, managing download site etc). [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 12:00, 19 May 2006 (UTC) :I'm thinking we should probably have them mostly done before we worry about that, but other than that, sound good. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 19:03, 23 May 2006 (UTC) == Translations == Other Wiktionaries add translations for words into other languages. SEWiktionary is meant to give definitions of English words using simple English, so if we did add translations, we would not include those other words here, but only link to other wiktionaries. For example, if we translated "heavy" (meaning having a lot of weight), the Spanish is "pesado." We might link to the English Wiktionary page on [[:en:pesado]] or to the Spanish Wiktionary [[:es:pesado]]. These would be interwiki links, but under a translation section, not an "in other languages" sidebar interwiki, since each meaning should be translated separately. I think there are pros and cons to this idea. The pros are that our focus audience are people who are do not know much English, and many of them only know it as a second language, so a translation into their own language could be quite useful. The cons are that we are focused on English words. A translation would be a distraction from our focus. Also, that niche is already filled by the English Wiktionary. I think our focus should stay firmly fixed on simple English definitions of English words. Feel free to comment. We'll do what the community decides, of course. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:08, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == Etymologies/word histories == Another thing that has come up is the question of etymologies. English Wiktionary and others show the etymology of each word, and tend to have the earlier forms as separate entries. Because we are focused on English words (that is, Modern English), we would not include those early forms separately, but we could include unlinked word origins/etymologies. Again, there are pros and cons. Etymologies could be difficult to understand for someone who doesn't know much English. Additionally, they are not our focus, and could be a distraction. Plus, English Wiktionary already does that more effectively. On the other hand, I think it is cool to show where words come from, and this can help people understand why a word is spelled a particular way, I think. English orthography is one of the hardest parts of learning English, but knowing where a word comes from helps significantly in understanding its orthography (spelling). That said, teaching English is not our goal here, any more than it is the goal of Simple English Wikipedia. We are writing a dictionary here, not an English 101 textbook. If people use us to learn English, that is their own choice, but it is not our focus. I guess I could go either way on this one. I tentatively '''support''' adding etymologies to words. What do all of you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:16, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == How detailed do we go? == In articles such as that for [[sad]], some users have obvioulsy gone to a great deal of trouble to flesh out all sorts of synonyms, related words, etc. Unfortunately, few of the words are very simple (or even useful. For example, on the [[sad]] page we have ''glum'' as a synonym.) I think this kind of detail needs to be pared back to avoid being overwhelming to English language learners. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:26, 16 July 2006 (UTC) :Yeah, I was the one who put all those synonyms and antonyms on there. I still think it is useful, and it is obvious that they are synonyms, etc. by their placement, but I guess I did go a little overboard. But this wiktionary should not be limited to Simple English words. It should include all English words, but the definitions should be limited to simple English. People may find the word [[glum]] and wonder what it means, but not be able to understand the English Wiktionary definition. We need that entry here, and its connection to [[sad]] seems very logical. I think [[lugubrious]] should be cut out sooner than [[glum]]. Limiting the synonyms and antonyms may be useful in some ways, but we are about including information, not leaving it out. We might even want to include (for example) a main synonym section, and later on a section on ''other synonyms''. I don't know. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:44, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::Indeed, we should have articles for simple words and other words, so there should eventually be an entry for ''glum'', ''lugubrious'' and whatever else you can come up with. However, a typical user who is looking up the word ''sad'', will not benefit from ''glum''. The user who looks up ''glum'', on the other hand, may well benefit from being told that ''sad'' is a synonym as they will likely have no idea what ''glum'' means, but may very well understand ''sad''. ::Furthermore, you write, "we are about including information, not leaving it out." To the contrary! Knowing what to leave out is at least as important as knowing what to put in. A 20-page dictionary entry on ''run'' is neither simple nor useful. This is, after all, a dictionary, not a thesaurus or an encyclopedia. If the user who looks up ''sad'' is looking specifically for uncommon synonyms, they're using a wrench to drive in a nail.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:58, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::*Well how else do you expect people to look for uncommon synonyms, except by starting with a common word? Perhaps we can put common synonyms right there on the page, while listing rare ones separately on a thesaurus-like page. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 07:07, 31 July 2006 (UTC) ::::If they're looking for uncommon synonyms, they should use a thesaurus, not a dictionary.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 11:27, 31 July 2006 (UTC) :::::Hey Brett, I really enjoyed your wrench-nail analogy. Kappa is referring to what EWikt has done in its Wikisaurus sub-project. We could do something similar here if people are interested in the idea. But either way, most dictionaries include at least some synonyms, and I think we should do so, too. You have a point when you say that glum should link to sad, but not necessarily sad to glum. Maybe if we tend to limit it to the first five or so most common synonyms and antonyms, it will be useful but not overboard. We can always change it later if we change our minds, etc. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:08, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ==Workshop== The following was posted by Adam Kilgarriff on the Corpora mailing list ---- LEXICOM-ASIA 2006 A Workshop in Lexicography and Lexical Computing Venue: Kowloon, Hong Kong Hosts: Language Centre, Hong Kong Univ of Science and Technology Dates: December 11th-15th, 2006 Led by Adam Kilgarriff and Michael Rundell of the Lexicography MasterClass, Lexicom is an intensive one-week workshop, with seminars on theoretical issues alternating with practical sessions at the computer. There will be some parallel 'lexicographic' and 'computational' sessions. Topics to be covered include: * corpus creation * corpus analysis: o software and corpus querying o discovering word senses, recording contextual information * writing dictionary entries * dictionary databases and writing systems * using web data Applications are invited from people with interests and experience in any of these areas. Over the last six years Lexicom has attracted 200 participants from 28 countries including lexicographers, computational linguists, professors, research students, translators, terminologists, and editors, managers and technical support staff from dictionary publishers and information management companies. The venue, HKUST, is beautifully situated on Clearwater Bay in Kowloon, only 30 minutes from central Hong Kong. To register for Lexicom, go to: http://lc.ust.hk/~centre/lexi2006/ Early registration is advised (the Workshop has been oversubscribed in previous years), and registrations received before 7th October 2006 carry a discounted fee. Further details, including reports of past events can be found at: http://www.lexmasterclass.com. Michael Rundell & Adam Kilgarriff The Lexicography MasterClass --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 13:31, 28 September 2006 (UTC) == Logo discussion == Greetings, I apologise for writing in English. There is a discussion about the logo for Wiktionary at [[meta:Wiktionary/logo]]. Please go there and help us decide. Please also put this message on your community page. Thank you. -[[meta:User:Dbmag9|Dbmag9]] (copied here from [[talk:Main Page]] by [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:39, 23 July 2006 (UTC)) == Most linked article == Is there a way to find the article with the most links? In particular, I'm interested in finding the most-linked-to article that doesn't yet exist.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 21:19, 27 July 2006 (UTC) *You need [[Special:Mostlinked]], and in particular [[Special:Wantedpages]]. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 23:03, 27 July 2006 (UTC) == Benchmarks! == I think [[now]] was the 700th. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:51, 2 August 2006 (UTC) :Congratulations, everyone! Great work. Let's keep it up. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:02, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ===750=== [[lucky]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ===800=== [[benefit]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:27, 14 August 2006 (UTC) ===900=== [[legislation]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:21, 12 September 2006 (UTC) == A different idea == I recently had an idea for a sort of word rating system. This would show the SE user how difficult/complicated the word is considered by native speakers, and perhaps even include an easier and/or more challenging (for the basic words) alternative. I'm thinking of a kind of thermometer look, maybe up in the right-hand corner. It would have something like four or five degrees, including: basic or easy (from the BE850, words like [[do]], [[cold]], and [[woman]]), fairly basic or fairly easy (BE1500 or so, words like [[sink]], [[math]], and [[trust]]), medium or intermediate (about regular conversation level, somewhat less common than BE1500, words like [[complete]], [[freezing]], and [[feminine]]), fairly advanced or fairly hard (more complex or difficult a concept or term, words like [[nondescript]], [[anthropology]], and [[uncharacteristic]]), and advanced or hard (for jargon and other much less common words such as [[sodium benzoate]], [[sesquipedalian]], and [[indefatigable]]). We can tweak these levels or add new ones if/when we feel they are warranted. What do you all think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 10:07, 3 August 2006 (UTC) :I think it's a good idea, but I think basing it on BE is a bad idea, no matter how much you like BE. BE was not intended to choose the most simple or frequent words, but to bring together a list of words that would be sufficient to communicate any idea. Instead, I think we should base it on frequency counts, in the same way that the [http://www.longman.com/ldoce/ Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English] does. I think that using [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/nation.aspx Paul Nation]'s word counts would be a great place to start. He counts 'word families', so that ''run'', ''running'', ''runner'', etc. are all counted together. His counts are broken into 1000-word bands and are [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/range%20BNC.zip available] for free.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ::Though different organizations have different frequency counts, I think the idea is a sound one, and I think that there are many other word lists which would do a better job than BE. The only reason I've stuck with BE this long is because it was already there, and fairly convenient, not to mention a good place to start creating words. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 02:28, 14 August 2006 (UTC) :::I asked Paul Nation, and he wrote, "The lists are freely available for whoever wants to use them." Have a look.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:09, 15 August 2006 (UTC) ::::After looking at the BNC spoken frequency lists, I think you're right. I much prefer the way that these lists are set up, and it is nice to see not only the word but all its variations. I think it is much better. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 01:40, 24 August 2006 (UTC) == Move to [[Wiktionary talk:Simple talk]]? == I just want to throw up the idea of moving this page to the Wiktionary talk namespace. The advantage is that when editing a talk page [[MediaWiki:Talkpagetext]] is shown to the user. It would also leave this page open for FaQ's or something. Just an idea. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 14:55, 5 August 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for your input, Gerard. Nice to know you're still around every once in a while. You have a valid point about the talk page text being shown at the top of the page. It might be worth it to move it. However, I don't really care for the FAQ idea personally. It is supposed to be a simple *talk* page, so it should be something related to talk, even if it just redirects to its own talk page or explains how simple talk works. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 00:46, 24 August 2006 (UTC) 11232 2006-10-17T21:49:20Z PullToOpen 119 anybody here? '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |} ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some countries, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) ==Category capitalization== Shall categories begin with upper cases or not? I am asking this because I have found different uses of upper and lower cases at [[Special:Categories]].--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 13:36, 14 April 2006 (UTC) :I had the same question a while back, though I asked it somewhere else. I think that categories should all be lowercase unless they are proper nouns, so that they work just like the entry titles. I'd say that you can go ahead an [[Wiktionary:Be bold|boldly]] change it, and if someone doesn't like it or has a better idea, they can change it back. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:33, 18 April 2006 (UTC) :If you do change it, don't forget to change the templates that refer to those categories, so that they put the words in the new place. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:22, 20 April 2006 (UTC) ::I see that [[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] has not worked on (or at least has not completed) changing the categories. I have completely changed my mind regarding them. The reason that articles in the (main) namespace are lowercase is to show the word as it is really meant to be and to distinguish between proper names and other words. This does not apply to categories or appendices (I just created the first appendix, [[:Appendix:Prepositions]]), though it should still apply to templates so that we don't have to type a capital letter every time we insert a template. Categories and appendices are ''groups'' of these words, and so should be capitalized regularly, just as they are in other projects. I am changing categories accordingly. Other thoughts? As I mentioned above, if we decide I'm wrong, we can boldly change it back. :) Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:54, 15 May 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == WikiReader == What do we think about publishing a WikiReader with the BE850 and BE1500? I'd be happy to do most of the work behind it (exporting to PDF, managing download site etc). [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 12:00, 19 May 2006 (UTC) :I'm thinking we should probably have them mostly done before we worry about that, but other than that, sound good. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 19:03, 23 May 2006 (UTC) == Translations == Other Wiktionaries add translations for words into other languages. SEWiktionary is meant to give definitions of English words using simple English, so if we did add translations, we would not include those other words here, but only link to other wiktionaries. For example, if we translated "heavy" (meaning having a lot of weight), the Spanish is "pesado." We might link to the English Wiktionary page on [[:en:pesado]] or to the Spanish Wiktionary [[:es:pesado]]. These would be interwiki links, but under a translation section, not an "in other languages" sidebar interwiki, since each meaning should be translated separately. I think there are pros and cons to this idea. The pros are that our focus audience are people who are do not know much English, and many of them only know it as a second language, so a translation into their own language could be quite useful. The cons are that we are focused on English words. A translation would be a distraction from our focus. Also, that niche is already filled by the English Wiktionary. I think our focus should stay firmly fixed on simple English definitions of English words. Feel free to comment. We'll do what the community decides, of course. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:08, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == Etymologies/word histories == Another thing that has come up is the question of etymologies. English Wiktionary and others show the etymology of each word, and tend to have the earlier forms as separate entries. Because we are focused on English words (that is, Modern English), we would not include those early forms separately, but we could include unlinked word origins/etymologies. Again, there are pros and cons. Etymologies could be difficult to understand for someone who doesn't know much English. Additionally, they are not our focus, and could be a distraction. Plus, English Wiktionary already does that more effectively. On the other hand, I think it is cool to show where words come from, and this can help people understand why a word is spelled a particular way, I think. English orthography is one of the hardest parts of learning English, but knowing where a word comes from helps significantly in understanding its orthography (spelling). That said, teaching English is not our goal here, any more than it is the goal of Simple English Wikipedia. We are writing a dictionary here, not an English 101 textbook. If people use us to learn English, that is their own choice, but it is not our focus. I guess I could go either way on this one. I tentatively '''support''' adding etymologies to words. What do all of you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:16, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == How detailed do we go? == In articles such as that for [[sad]], some users have obvioulsy gone to a great deal of trouble to flesh out all sorts of synonyms, related words, etc. Unfortunately, few of the words are very simple (or even useful. For example, on the [[sad]] page we have ''glum'' as a synonym.) I think this kind of detail needs to be pared back to avoid being overwhelming to English language learners. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:26, 16 July 2006 (UTC) :Yeah, I was the one who put all those synonyms and antonyms on there. I still think it is useful, and it is obvious that they are synonyms, etc. by their placement, but I guess I did go a little overboard. But this wiktionary should not be limited to Simple English words. It should include all English words, but the definitions should be limited to simple English. People may find the word [[glum]] and wonder what it means, but not be able to understand the English Wiktionary definition. We need that entry here, and its connection to [[sad]] seems very logical. I think [[lugubrious]] should be cut out sooner than [[glum]]. Limiting the synonyms and antonyms may be useful in some ways, but we are about including information, not leaving it out. We might even want to include (for example) a main synonym section, and later on a section on ''other synonyms''. I don't know. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:44, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::Indeed, we should have articles for simple words and other words, so there should eventually be an entry for ''glum'', ''lugubrious'' and whatever else you can come up with. However, a typical user who is looking up the word ''sad'', will not benefit from ''glum''. The user who looks up ''glum'', on the other hand, may well benefit from being told that ''sad'' is a synonym as they will likely have no idea what ''glum'' means, but may very well understand ''sad''. ::Furthermore, you write, "we are about including information, not leaving it out." To the contrary! Knowing what to leave out is at least as important as knowing what to put in. A 20-page dictionary entry on ''run'' is neither simple nor useful. This is, after all, a dictionary, not a thesaurus or an encyclopedia. If the user who looks up ''sad'' is looking specifically for uncommon synonyms, they're using a wrench to drive in a nail.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:58, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::*Well how else do you expect people to look for uncommon synonyms, except by starting with a common word? Perhaps we can put common synonyms right there on the page, while listing rare ones separately on a thesaurus-like page. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 07:07, 31 July 2006 (UTC) ::::If they're looking for uncommon synonyms, they should use a thesaurus, not a dictionary.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 11:27, 31 July 2006 (UTC) :::::Hey Brett, I really enjoyed your wrench-nail analogy. Kappa is referring to what EWikt has done in its Wikisaurus sub-project. We could do something similar here if people are interested in the idea. But either way, most dictionaries include at least some synonyms, and I think we should do so, too. You have a point when you say that glum should link to sad, but not necessarily sad to glum. Maybe if we tend to limit it to the first five or so most common synonyms and antonyms, it will be useful but not overboard. We can always change it later if we change our minds, etc. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:08, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ==Workshop== The following was posted by Adam Kilgarriff on the Corpora mailing list ---- LEXICOM-ASIA 2006 A Workshop in Lexicography and Lexical Computing Venue: Kowloon, Hong Kong Hosts: Language Centre, Hong Kong Univ of Science and Technology Dates: December 11th-15th, 2006 Led by Adam Kilgarriff and Michael Rundell of the Lexicography MasterClass, Lexicom is an intensive one-week workshop, with seminars on theoretical issues alternating with practical sessions at the computer. There will be some parallel 'lexicographic' and 'computational' sessions. Topics to be covered include: * corpus creation * corpus analysis: o software and corpus querying o discovering word senses, recording contextual information * writing dictionary entries * dictionary databases and writing systems * using web data Applications are invited from people with interests and experience in any of these areas. Over the last six years Lexicom has attracted 200 participants from 28 countries including lexicographers, computational linguists, professors, research students, translators, terminologists, and editors, managers and technical support staff from dictionary publishers and information management companies. The venue, HKUST, is beautifully situated on Clearwater Bay in Kowloon, only 30 minutes from central Hong Kong. To register for Lexicom, go to: http://lc.ust.hk/~centre/lexi2006/ Early registration is advised (the Workshop has been oversubscribed in previous years), and registrations received before 7th October 2006 carry a discounted fee. Further details, including reports of past events can be found at: http://www.lexmasterclass.com. Michael Rundell & Adam Kilgarriff The Lexicography MasterClass --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 13:31, 28 September 2006 (UTC) == Logo discussion == Greetings, I apologise for writing in English. There is a discussion about the logo for Wiktionary at [[meta:Wiktionary/logo]]. Please go there and help us decide. Please also put this message on your community page. Thank you. -[[meta:User:Dbmag9|Dbmag9]] (copied here from [[talk:Main Page]] by [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:39, 23 July 2006 (UTC)) == Most linked article == Is there a way to find the article with the most links? In particular, I'm interested in finding the most-linked-to article that doesn't yet exist.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 21:19, 27 July 2006 (UTC) *You need [[Special:Mostlinked]], and in particular [[Special:Wantedpages]]. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 23:03, 27 July 2006 (UTC) == Benchmarks! == I think [[now]] was the 700th. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:51, 2 August 2006 (UTC) :Congratulations, everyone! Great work. Let's keep it up. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:02, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ===750=== [[lucky]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ===800=== [[benefit]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:27, 14 August 2006 (UTC) ===900=== [[legislation]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:21, 12 September 2006 (UTC) == A different idea == I recently had an idea for a sort of word rating system. This would show the SE user how difficult/complicated the word is considered by native speakers, and perhaps even include an easier and/or more challenging (for the basic words) alternative. I'm thinking of a kind of thermometer look, maybe up in the right-hand corner. It would have something like four or five degrees, including: basic or easy (from the BE850, words like [[do]], [[cold]], and [[woman]]), fairly basic or fairly easy (BE1500 or so, words like [[sink]], [[math]], and [[trust]]), medium or intermediate (about regular conversation level, somewhat less common than BE1500, words like [[complete]], [[freezing]], and [[feminine]]), fairly advanced or fairly hard (more complex or difficult a concept or term, words like [[nondescript]], [[anthropology]], and [[uncharacteristic]]), and advanced or hard (for jargon and other much less common words such as [[sodium benzoate]], [[sesquipedalian]], and [[indefatigable]]). We can tweak these levels or add new ones if/when we feel they are warranted. What do you all think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 10:07, 3 August 2006 (UTC) :I think it's a good idea, but I think basing it on BE is a bad idea, no matter how much you like BE. BE was not intended to choose the most simple or frequent words, but to bring together a list of words that would be sufficient to communicate any idea. Instead, I think we should base it on frequency counts, in the same way that the [http://www.longman.com/ldoce/ Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English] does. I think that using [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/nation.aspx Paul Nation]'s word counts would be a great place to start. He counts 'word families', so that ''run'', ''running'', ''runner'', etc. are all counted together. His counts are broken into 1000-word bands and are [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/range%20BNC.zip available] for free.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ::Though different organizations have different frequency counts, I think the idea is a sound one, and I think that there are many other word lists which would do a better job than BE. The only reason I've stuck with BE this long is because it was already there, and fairly convenient, not to mention a good place to start creating words. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 02:28, 14 August 2006 (UTC) :::I asked Paul Nation, and he wrote, "The lists are freely available for whoever wants to use them." Have a look.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:09, 15 August 2006 (UTC) ::::After looking at the BNC spoken frequency lists, I think you're right. I much prefer the way that these lists are set up, and it is nice to see not only the word but all its variations. I think it is much better. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 01:40, 24 August 2006 (UTC) == Move to [[Wiktionary talk:Simple talk]]? == I just want to throw up the idea of moving this page to the Wiktionary talk namespace. The advantage is that when editing a talk page [[MediaWiki:Talkpagetext]] is shown to the user. It would also leave this page open for FaQ's or something. Just an idea. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 14:55, 5 August 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for your input, Gerard. Nice to know you're still around every once in a while. You have a valid point about the talk page text being shown at the top of the page. It might be worth it to move it. However, I don't really care for the FAQ idea personally. It is supposed to be a simple *talk* page, so it should be something related to talk, even if it just redirects to its own talk page or explains how simple talk works. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 00:46, 24 August 2006 (UTC) ==Survivors?== I decided to come here and help out the project, after I saw the request for deletion at Meta. Personally, I would hate to see a project with this much potential die. <br><br> So, my question. How many regularly editing people are left? I noticed that a bureaucrat and two administrators haven't edited in a fairly long time, with the only admin exception seeming to be Cromwellt. Just give a shout here, I suppose. Thanks! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 21:49, 17 October 2006 (UTC) 11249 2006-10-18T01:30:00Z Brett 77 /* Survivors? */ '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |} ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some countries, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) ==Category capitalization== Shall categories begin with upper cases or not? I am asking this because I have found different uses of upper and lower cases at [[Special:Categories]].--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 13:36, 14 April 2006 (UTC) :I had the same question a while back, though I asked it somewhere else. I think that categories should all be lowercase unless they are proper nouns, so that they work just like the entry titles. I'd say that you can go ahead an [[Wiktionary:Be bold|boldly]] change it, and if someone doesn't like it or has a better idea, they can change it back. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:33, 18 April 2006 (UTC) :If you do change it, don't forget to change the templates that refer to those categories, so that they put the words in the new place. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:22, 20 April 2006 (UTC) ::I see that [[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] has not worked on (or at least has not completed) changing the categories. I have completely changed my mind regarding them. The reason that articles in the (main) namespace are lowercase is to show the word as it is really meant to be and to distinguish between proper names and other words. This does not apply to categories or appendices (I just created the first appendix, [[:Appendix:Prepositions]]), though it should still apply to templates so that we don't have to type a capital letter every time we insert a template. Categories and appendices are ''groups'' of these words, and so should be capitalized regularly, just as they are in other projects. I am changing categories accordingly. Other thoughts? As I mentioned above, if we decide I'm wrong, we can boldly change it back. :) Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:54, 15 May 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == WikiReader == What do we think about publishing a WikiReader with the BE850 and BE1500? I'd be happy to do most of the work behind it (exporting to PDF, managing download site etc). [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 12:00, 19 May 2006 (UTC) :I'm thinking we should probably have them mostly done before we worry about that, but other than that, sound good. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 19:03, 23 May 2006 (UTC) == Translations == Other Wiktionaries add translations for words into other languages. SEWiktionary is meant to give definitions of English words using simple English, so if we did add translations, we would not include those other words here, but only link to other wiktionaries. For example, if we translated "heavy" (meaning having a lot of weight), the Spanish is "pesado." We might link to the English Wiktionary page on [[:en:pesado]] or to the Spanish Wiktionary [[:es:pesado]]. These would be interwiki links, but under a translation section, not an "in other languages" sidebar interwiki, since each meaning should be translated separately. I think there are pros and cons to this idea. The pros are that our focus audience are people who are do not know much English, and many of them only know it as a second language, so a translation into their own language could be quite useful. The cons are that we are focused on English words. A translation would be a distraction from our focus. Also, that niche is already filled by the English Wiktionary. I think our focus should stay firmly fixed on simple English definitions of English words. Feel free to comment. We'll do what the community decides, of course. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:08, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == Etymologies/word histories == Another thing that has come up is the question of etymologies. English Wiktionary and others show the etymology of each word, and tend to have the earlier forms as separate entries. Because we are focused on English words (that is, Modern English), we would not include those early forms separately, but we could include unlinked word origins/etymologies. Again, there are pros and cons. Etymologies could be difficult to understand for someone who doesn't know much English. Additionally, they are not our focus, and could be a distraction. Plus, English Wiktionary already does that more effectively. On the other hand, I think it is cool to show where words come from, and this can help people understand why a word is spelled a particular way, I think. English orthography is one of the hardest parts of learning English, but knowing where a word comes from helps significantly in understanding its orthography (spelling). That said, teaching English is not our goal here, any more than it is the goal of Simple English Wikipedia. We are writing a dictionary here, not an English 101 textbook. If people use us to learn English, that is their own choice, but it is not our focus. I guess I could go either way on this one. I tentatively '''support''' adding etymologies to words. What do all of you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:16, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == How detailed do we go? == In articles such as that for [[sad]], some users have obvioulsy gone to a great deal of trouble to flesh out all sorts of synonyms, related words, etc. Unfortunately, few of the words are very simple (or even useful. For example, on the [[sad]] page we have ''glum'' as a synonym.) I think this kind of detail needs to be pared back to avoid being overwhelming to English language learners. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:26, 16 July 2006 (UTC) :Yeah, I was the one who put all those synonyms and antonyms on there. I still think it is useful, and it is obvious that they are synonyms, etc. by their placement, but I guess I did go a little overboard. But this wiktionary should not be limited to Simple English words. It should include all English words, but the definitions should be limited to simple English. People may find the word [[glum]] and wonder what it means, but not be able to understand the English Wiktionary definition. We need that entry here, and its connection to [[sad]] seems very logical. I think [[lugubrious]] should be cut out sooner than [[glum]]. Limiting the synonyms and antonyms may be useful in some ways, but we are about including information, not leaving it out. We might even want to include (for example) a main synonym section, and later on a section on ''other synonyms''. I don't know. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:44, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::Indeed, we should have articles for simple words and other words, so there should eventually be an entry for ''glum'', ''lugubrious'' and whatever else you can come up with. However, a typical user who is looking up the word ''sad'', will not benefit from ''glum''. The user who looks up ''glum'', on the other hand, may well benefit from being told that ''sad'' is a synonym as they will likely have no idea what ''glum'' means, but may very well understand ''sad''. ::Furthermore, you write, "we are about including information, not leaving it out." To the contrary! Knowing what to leave out is at least as important as knowing what to put in. A 20-page dictionary entry on ''run'' is neither simple nor useful. This is, after all, a dictionary, not a thesaurus or an encyclopedia. If the user who looks up ''sad'' is looking specifically for uncommon synonyms, they're using a wrench to drive in a nail.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:58, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::*Well how else do you expect people to look for uncommon synonyms, except by starting with a common word? Perhaps we can put common synonyms right there on the page, while listing rare ones separately on a thesaurus-like page. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 07:07, 31 July 2006 (UTC) ::::If they're looking for uncommon synonyms, they should use a thesaurus, not a dictionary.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 11:27, 31 July 2006 (UTC) :::::Hey Brett, I really enjoyed your wrench-nail analogy. Kappa is referring to what EWikt has done in its Wikisaurus sub-project. We could do something similar here if people are interested in the idea. But either way, most dictionaries include at least some synonyms, and I think we should do so, too. You have a point when you say that glum should link to sad, but not necessarily sad to glum. Maybe if we tend to limit it to the first five or so most common synonyms and antonyms, it will be useful but not overboard. We can always change it later if we change our minds, etc. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:08, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ==Workshop== The following was posted by Adam Kilgarriff on the Corpora mailing list ---- LEXICOM-ASIA 2006 A Workshop in Lexicography and Lexical Computing Venue: Kowloon, Hong Kong Hosts: Language Centre, Hong Kong Univ of Science and Technology Dates: December 11th-15th, 2006 Led by Adam Kilgarriff and Michael Rundell of the Lexicography MasterClass, Lexicom is an intensive one-week workshop, with seminars on theoretical issues alternating with practical sessions at the computer. There will be some parallel 'lexicographic' and 'computational' sessions. Topics to be covered include: * corpus creation * corpus analysis: o software and corpus querying o discovering word senses, recording contextual information * writing dictionary entries * dictionary databases and writing systems * using web data Applications are invited from people with interests and experience in any of these areas. Over the last six years Lexicom has attracted 200 participants from 28 countries including lexicographers, computational linguists, professors, research students, translators, terminologists, and editors, managers and technical support staff from dictionary publishers and information management companies. The venue, HKUST, is beautifully situated on Clearwater Bay in Kowloon, only 30 minutes from central Hong Kong. To register for Lexicom, go to: http://lc.ust.hk/~centre/lexi2006/ Early registration is advised (the Workshop has been oversubscribed in previous years), and registrations received before 7th October 2006 carry a discounted fee. Further details, including reports of past events can be found at: http://www.lexmasterclass.com. Michael Rundell & Adam Kilgarriff The Lexicography MasterClass --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 13:31, 28 September 2006 (UTC) == Logo discussion == Greetings, I apologise for writing in English. There is a discussion about the logo for Wiktionary at [[meta:Wiktionary/logo]]. Please go there and help us decide. Please also put this message on your community page. Thank you. -[[meta:User:Dbmag9|Dbmag9]] (copied here from [[talk:Main Page]] by [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:39, 23 July 2006 (UTC)) == Most linked article == Is there a way to find the article with the most links? In particular, I'm interested in finding the most-linked-to article that doesn't yet exist.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 21:19, 27 July 2006 (UTC) *You need [[Special:Mostlinked]], and in particular [[Special:Wantedpages]]. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 23:03, 27 July 2006 (UTC) == Benchmarks! == I think [[now]] was the 700th. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:51, 2 August 2006 (UTC) :Congratulations, everyone! Great work. Let's keep it up. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:02, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ===750=== [[lucky]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ===800=== [[benefit]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:27, 14 August 2006 (UTC) ===900=== [[legislation]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:21, 12 September 2006 (UTC) == A different idea == I recently had an idea for a sort of word rating system. This would show the SE user how difficult/complicated the word is considered by native speakers, and perhaps even include an easier and/or more challenging (for the basic words) alternative. I'm thinking of a kind of thermometer look, maybe up in the right-hand corner. It would have something like four or five degrees, including: basic or easy (from the BE850, words like [[do]], [[cold]], and [[woman]]), fairly basic or fairly easy (BE1500 or so, words like [[sink]], [[math]], and [[trust]]), medium or intermediate (about regular conversation level, somewhat less common than BE1500, words like [[complete]], [[freezing]], and [[feminine]]), fairly advanced or fairly hard (more complex or difficult a concept or term, words like [[nondescript]], [[anthropology]], and [[uncharacteristic]]), and advanced or hard (for jargon and other much less common words such as [[sodium benzoate]], [[sesquipedalian]], and [[indefatigable]]). We can tweak these levels or add new ones if/when we feel they are warranted. What do you all think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 10:07, 3 August 2006 (UTC) :I think it's a good idea, but I think basing it on BE is a bad idea, no matter how much you like BE. BE was not intended to choose the most simple or frequent words, but to bring together a list of words that would be sufficient to communicate any idea. Instead, I think we should base it on frequency counts, in the same way that the [http://www.longman.com/ldoce/ Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English] does. I think that using [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/nation.aspx Paul Nation]'s word counts would be a great place to start. He counts 'word families', so that ''run'', ''running'', ''runner'', etc. are all counted together. His counts are broken into 1000-word bands and are [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/range%20BNC.zip available] for free.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ::Though different organizations have different frequency counts, I think the idea is a sound one, and I think that there are many other word lists which would do a better job than BE. The only reason I've stuck with BE this long is because it was already there, and fairly convenient, not to mention a good place to start creating words. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 02:28, 14 August 2006 (UTC) :::I asked Paul Nation, and he wrote, "The lists are freely available for whoever wants to use them." Have a look.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:09, 15 August 2006 (UTC) ::::After looking at the BNC spoken frequency lists, I think you're right. I much prefer the way that these lists are set up, and it is nice to see not only the word but all its variations. I think it is much better. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 01:40, 24 August 2006 (UTC) == Move to [[Wiktionary talk:Simple talk]]? == I just want to throw up the idea of moving this page to the Wiktionary talk namespace. The advantage is that when editing a talk page [[MediaWiki:Talkpagetext]] is shown to the user. It would also leave this page open for FaQ's or something. Just an idea. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 14:55, 5 August 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for your input, Gerard. Nice to know you're still around every once in a while. You have a valid point about the talk page text being shown at the top of the page. It might be worth it to move it. However, I don't really care for the FAQ idea personally. It is supposed to be a simple *talk* page, so it should be something related to talk, even if it just redirects to its own talk page or explains how simple talk works. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 00:46, 24 August 2006 (UTC) ==Survivors?== I decided to come here and help out the project, after I saw the request for deletion at Meta. Personally, I would hate to see a project with this much potential die. <br><br> So, my question. How many regularly editing people are left? I noticed that a bureaucrat and two administrators haven't edited in a fairly long time, with the only admin exception seeming to be Cromwellt. Just give a shout here, I suppose. Thanks! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 21:49, 17 October 2006 (UTC) :Very few it seems, although I don't think ''left'' is the right word. There don't ever appear to have been many contributing memebers. Welcome though. Could I suggest you try to avoid difficult words in your definitions? For example, for ''approval'', you wrote "Formal permission or sanction." both words are less common than the word you're defining, and ''sanction'' is significantly less common. Just a suggestion. The participation is appreciated, though. 11250 2006-10-18T01:30:12Z Brett 77 /* Survivors? */ '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |} ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some countries, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) ==Category capitalization== Shall categories begin with upper cases or not? I am asking this because I have found different uses of upper and lower cases at [[Special:Categories]].--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 13:36, 14 April 2006 (UTC) :I had the same question a while back, though I asked it somewhere else. I think that categories should all be lowercase unless they are proper nouns, so that they work just like the entry titles. I'd say that you can go ahead an [[Wiktionary:Be bold|boldly]] change it, and if someone doesn't like it or has a better idea, they can change it back. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:33, 18 April 2006 (UTC) :If you do change it, don't forget to change the templates that refer to those categories, so that they put the words in the new place. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:22, 20 April 2006 (UTC) ::I see that [[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] has not worked on (or at least has not completed) changing the categories. I have completely changed my mind regarding them. The reason that articles in the (main) namespace are lowercase is to show the word as it is really meant to be and to distinguish between proper names and other words. This does not apply to categories or appendices (I just created the first appendix, [[:Appendix:Prepositions]]), though it should still apply to templates so that we don't have to type a capital letter every time we insert a template. Categories and appendices are ''groups'' of these words, and so should be capitalized regularly, just as they are in other projects. I am changing categories accordingly. Other thoughts? As I mentioned above, if we decide I'm wrong, we can boldly change it back. :) Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:54, 15 May 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == WikiReader == What do we think about publishing a WikiReader with the BE850 and BE1500? I'd be happy to do most of the work behind it (exporting to PDF, managing download site etc). [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 12:00, 19 May 2006 (UTC) :I'm thinking we should probably have them mostly done before we worry about that, but other than that, sound good. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 19:03, 23 May 2006 (UTC) == Translations == Other Wiktionaries add translations for words into other languages. SEWiktionary is meant to give definitions of English words using simple English, so if we did add translations, we would not include those other words here, but only link to other wiktionaries. For example, if we translated "heavy" (meaning having a lot of weight), the Spanish is "pesado." We might link to the English Wiktionary page on [[:en:pesado]] or to the Spanish Wiktionary [[:es:pesado]]. These would be interwiki links, but under a translation section, not an "in other languages" sidebar interwiki, since each meaning should be translated separately. I think there are pros and cons to this idea. The pros are that our focus audience are people who are do not know much English, and many of them only know it as a second language, so a translation into their own language could be quite useful. The cons are that we are focused on English words. A translation would be a distraction from our focus. Also, that niche is already filled by the English Wiktionary. I think our focus should stay firmly fixed on simple English definitions of English words. Feel free to comment. We'll do what the community decides, of course. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:08, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == Etymologies/word histories == Another thing that has come up is the question of etymologies. English Wiktionary and others show the etymology of each word, and tend to have the earlier forms as separate entries. Because we are focused on English words (that is, Modern English), we would not include those early forms separately, but we could include unlinked word origins/etymologies. Again, there are pros and cons. Etymologies could be difficult to understand for someone who doesn't know much English. Additionally, they are not our focus, and could be a distraction. Plus, English Wiktionary already does that more effectively. On the other hand, I think it is cool to show where words come from, and this can help people understand why a word is spelled a particular way, I think. English orthography is one of the hardest parts of learning English, but knowing where a word comes from helps significantly in understanding its orthography (spelling). That said, teaching English is not our goal here, any more than it is the goal of Simple English Wikipedia. We are writing a dictionary here, not an English 101 textbook. If people use us to learn English, that is their own choice, but it is not our focus. I guess I could go either way on this one. I tentatively '''support''' adding etymologies to words. What do all of you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:16, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == How detailed do we go? == In articles such as that for [[sad]], some users have obvioulsy gone to a great deal of trouble to flesh out all sorts of synonyms, related words, etc. Unfortunately, few of the words are very simple (or even useful. For example, on the [[sad]] page we have ''glum'' as a synonym.) I think this kind of detail needs to be pared back to avoid being overwhelming to English language learners. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:26, 16 July 2006 (UTC) :Yeah, I was the one who put all those synonyms and antonyms on there. I still think it is useful, and it is obvious that they are synonyms, etc. by their placement, but I guess I did go a little overboard. But this wiktionary should not be limited to Simple English words. It should include all English words, but the definitions should be limited to simple English. People may find the word [[glum]] and wonder what it means, but not be able to understand the English Wiktionary definition. We need that entry here, and its connection to [[sad]] seems very logical. I think [[lugubrious]] should be cut out sooner than [[glum]]. Limiting the synonyms and antonyms may be useful in some ways, but we are about including information, not leaving it out. We might even want to include (for example) a main synonym section, and later on a section on ''other synonyms''. I don't know. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:44, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::Indeed, we should have articles for simple words and other words, so there should eventually be an entry for ''glum'', ''lugubrious'' and whatever else you can come up with. However, a typical user who is looking up the word ''sad'', will not benefit from ''glum''. The user who looks up ''glum'', on the other hand, may well benefit from being told that ''sad'' is a synonym as they will likely have no idea what ''glum'' means, but may very well understand ''sad''. ::Furthermore, you write, "we are about including information, not leaving it out." To the contrary! Knowing what to leave out is at least as important as knowing what to put in. A 20-page dictionary entry on ''run'' is neither simple nor useful. This is, after all, a dictionary, not a thesaurus or an encyclopedia. If the user who looks up ''sad'' is looking specifically for uncommon synonyms, they're using a wrench to drive in a nail.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:58, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::*Well how else do you expect people to look for uncommon synonyms, except by starting with a common word? Perhaps we can put common synonyms right there on the page, while listing rare ones separately on a thesaurus-like page. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 07:07, 31 July 2006 (UTC) ::::If they're looking for uncommon synonyms, they should use a thesaurus, not a dictionary.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 11:27, 31 July 2006 (UTC) :::::Hey Brett, I really enjoyed your wrench-nail analogy. Kappa is referring to what EWikt has done in its Wikisaurus sub-project. We could do something similar here if people are interested in the idea. But either way, most dictionaries include at least some synonyms, and I think we should do so, too. You have a point when you say that glum should link to sad, but not necessarily sad to glum. Maybe if we tend to limit it to the first five or so most common synonyms and antonyms, it will be useful but not overboard. We can always change it later if we change our minds, etc. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:08, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ==Workshop== The following was posted by Adam Kilgarriff on the Corpora mailing list ---- LEXICOM-ASIA 2006 A Workshop in Lexicography and Lexical Computing Venue: Kowloon, Hong Kong Hosts: Language Centre, Hong Kong Univ of Science and Technology Dates: December 11th-15th, 2006 Led by Adam Kilgarriff and Michael Rundell of the Lexicography MasterClass, Lexicom is an intensive one-week workshop, with seminars on theoretical issues alternating with practical sessions at the computer. There will be some parallel 'lexicographic' and 'computational' sessions. Topics to be covered include: * corpus creation * corpus analysis: o software and corpus querying o discovering word senses, recording contextual information * writing dictionary entries * dictionary databases and writing systems * using web data Applications are invited from people with interests and experience in any of these areas. Over the last six years Lexicom has attracted 200 participants from 28 countries including lexicographers, computational linguists, professors, research students, translators, terminologists, and editors, managers and technical support staff from dictionary publishers and information management companies. The venue, HKUST, is beautifully situated on Clearwater Bay in Kowloon, only 30 minutes from central Hong Kong. To register for Lexicom, go to: http://lc.ust.hk/~centre/lexi2006/ Early registration is advised (the Workshop has been oversubscribed in previous years), and registrations received before 7th October 2006 carry a discounted fee. Further details, including reports of past events can be found at: http://www.lexmasterclass.com. Michael Rundell & Adam Kilgarriff The Lexicography MasterClass --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 13:31, 28 September 2006 (UTC) == Logo discussion == Greetings, I apologise for writing in English. There is a discussion about the logo for Wiktionary at [[meta:Wiktionary/logo]]. Please go there and help us decide. Please also put this message on your community page. Thank you. -[[meta:User:Dbmag9|Dbmag9]] (copied here from [[talk:Main Page]] by [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:39, 23 July 2006 (UTC)) == Most linked article == Is there a way to find the article with the most links? In particular, I'm interested in finding the most-linked-to article that doesn't yet exist.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 21:19, 27 July 2006 (UTC) *You need [[Special:Mostlinked]], and in particular [[Special:Wantedpages]]. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 23:03, 27 July 2006 (UTC) == Benchmarks! == I think [[now]] was the 700th. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:51, 2 August 2006 (UTC) :Congratulations, everyone! Great work. Let's keep it up. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:02, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ===750=== [[lucky]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ===800=== [[benefit]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:27, 14 August 2006 (UTC) ===900=== [[legislation]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:21, 12 September 2006 (UTC) == A different idea == I recently had an idea for a sort of word rating system. This would show the SE user how difficult/complicated the word is considered by native speakers, and perhaps even include an easier and/or more challenging (for the basic words) alternative. I'm thinking of a kind of thermometer look, maybe up in the right-hand corner. It would have something like four or five degrees, including: basic or easy (from the BE850, words like [[do]], [[cold]], and [[woman]]), fairly basic or fairly easy (BE1500 or so, words like [[sink]], [[math]], and [[trust]]), medium or intermediate (about regular conversation level, somewhat less common than BE1500, words like [[complete]], [[freezing]], and [[feminine]]), fairly advanced or fairly hard (more complex or difficult a concept or term, words like [[nondescript]], [[anthropology]], and [[uncharacteristic]]), and advanced or hard (for jargon and other much less common words such as [[sodium benzoate]], [[sesquipedalian]], and [[indefatigable]]). We can tweak these levels or add new ones if/when we feel they are warranted. What do you all think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 10:07, 3 August 2006 (UTC) :I think it's a good idea, but I think basing it on BE is a bad idea, no matter how much you like BE. BE was not intended to choose the most simple or frequent words, but to bring together a list of words that would be sufficient to communicate any idea. Instead, I think we should base it on frequency counts, in the same way that the [http://www.longman.com/ldoce/ Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English] does. I think that using [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/nation.aspx Paul Nation]'s word counts would be a great place to start. He counts 'word families', so that ''run'', ''running'', ''runner'', etc. are all counted together. His counts are broken into 1000-word bands and are [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/range%20BNC.zip available] for free.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ::Though different organizations have different frequency counts, I think the idea is a sound one, and I think that there are many other word lists which would do a better job than BE. The only reason I've stuck with BE this long is because it was already there, and fairly convenient, not to mention a good place to start creating words. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 02:28, 14 August 2006 (UTC) :::I asked Paul Nation, and he wrote, "The lists are freely available for whoever wants to use them." Have a look.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:09, 15 August 2006 (UTC) ::::After looking at the BNC spoken frequency lists, I think you're right. I much prefer the way that these lists are set up, and it is nice to see not only the word but all its variations. I think it is much better. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 01:40, 24 August 2006 (UTC) == Move to [[Wiktionary talk:Simple talk]]? == I just want to throw up the idea of moving this page to the Wiktionary talk namespace. The advantage is that when editing a talk page [[MediaWiki:Talkpagetext]] is shown to the user. It would also leave this page open for FaQ's or something. Just an idea. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 14:55, 5 August 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for your input, Gerard. Nice to know you're still around every once in a while. You have a valid point about the talk page text being shown at the top of the page. It might be worth it to move it. However, I don't really care for the FAQ idea personally. It is supposed to be a simple *talk* page, so it should be something related to talk, even if it just redirects to its own talk page or explains how simple talk works. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 00:46, 24 August 2006 (UTC) ==Survivors?== I decided to come here and help out the project, after I saw the request for deletion at Meta. Personally, I would hate to see a project with this much potential die. <br><br> So, my question. How many regularly editing people are left? I noticed that a bureaucrat and two administrators haven't edited in a fairly long time, with the only admin exception seeming to be Cromwellt. Just give a shout here, I suppose. Thanks! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 21:49, 17 October 2006 (UTC) :Very few it seems, although I don't think ''left'' is the right word. There don't ever appear to have been many contributing memebers. Welcome though. Could I suggest you try to avoid difficult words in your definitions? For example, for ''approval'', you wrote "Formal permission or sanction." both words are less common than the word you're defining, and ''sanction'' is significantly less common. Just a suggestion. The participation is appreciated, though.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:30, 18 October 2006 (UTC) 11252 2006-10-18T01:53:31Z 74.224.90.100 /* Survivors? */ '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |} ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some countries, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) ==Category capitalization== Shall categories begin with upper cases or not? I am asking this because I have found different uses of upper and lower cases at [[Special:Categories]].--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 13:36, 14 April 2006 (UTC) :I had the same question a while back, though I asked it somewhere else. I think that categories should all be lowercase unless they are proper nouns, so that they work just like the entry titles. I'd say that you can go ahead an [[Wiktionary:Be bold|boldly]] change it, and if someone doesn't like it or has a better idea, they can change it back. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:33, 18 April 2006 (UTC) :If you do change it, don't forget to change the templates that refer to those categories, so that they put the words in the new place. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:22, 20 April 2006 (UTC) ::I see that [[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] has not worked on (or at least has not completed) changing the categories. I have completely changed my mind regarding them. The reason that articles in the (main) namespace are lowercase is to show the word as it is really meant to be and to distinguish between proper names and other words. This does not apply to categories or appendices (I just created the first appendix, [[:Appendix:Prepositions]]), though it should still apply to templates so that we don't have to type a capital letter every time we insert a template. Categories and appendices are ''groups'' of these words, and so should be capitalized regularly, just as they are in other projects. I am changing categories accordingly. Other thoughts? As I mentioned above, if we decide I'm wrong, we can boldly change it back. :) Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:54, 15 May 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == WikiReader == What do we think about publishing a WikiReader with the BE850 and BE1500? I'd be happy to do most of the work behind it (exporting to PDF, managing download site etc). [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 12:00, 19 May 2006 (UTC) :I'm thinking we should probably have them mostly done before we worry about that, but other than that, sound good. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 19:03, 23 May 2006 (UTC) == Translations == Other Wiktionaries add translations for words into other languages. SEWiktionary is meant to give definitions of English words using simple English, so if we did add translations, we would not include those other words here, but only link to other wiktionaries. For example, if we translated "heavy" (meaning having a lot of weight), the Spanish is "pesado." We might link to the English Wiktionary page on [[:en:pesado]] or to the Spanish Wiktionary [[:es:pesado]]. These would be interwiki links, but under a translation section, not an "in other languages" sidebar interwiki, since each meaning should be translated separately. I think there are pros and cons to this idea. The pros are that our focus audience are people who are do not know much English, and many of them only know it as a second language, so a translation into their own language could be quite useful. The cons are that we are focused on English words. A translation would be a distraction from our focus. Also, that niche is already filled by the English Wiktionary. I think our focus should stay firmly fixed on simple English definitions of English words. Feel free to comment. We'll do what the community decides, of course. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:08, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == Etymologies/word histories == Another thing that has come up is the question of etymologies. English Wiktionary and others show the etymology of each word, and tend to have the earlier forms as separate entries. Because we are focused on English words (that is, Modern English), we would not include those early forms separately, but we could include unlinked word origins/etymologies. Again, there are pros and cons. Etymologies could be difficult to understand for someone who doesn't know much English. Additionally, they are not our focus, and could be a distraction. Plus, English Wiktionary already does that more effectively. On the other hand, I think it is cool to show where words come from, and this can help people understand why a word is spelled a particular way, I think. English orthography is one of the hardest parts of learning English, but knowing where a word comes from helps significantly in understanding its orthography (spelling). That said, teaching English is not our goal here, any more than it is the goal of Simple English Wikipedia. We are writing a dictionary here, not an English 101 textbook. If people use us to learn English, that is their own choice, but it is not our focus. I guess I could go either way on this one. I tentatively '''support''' adding etymologies to words. What do all of you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:16, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == How detailed do we go? == In articles such as that for [[sad]], some users have obvioulsy gone to a great deal of trouble to flesh out all sorts of synonyms, related words, etc. Unfortunately, few of the words are very simple (or even useful. For example, on the [[sad]] page we have ''glum'' as a synonym.) I think this kind of detail needs to be pared back to avoid being overwhelming to English language learners. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:26, 16 July 2006 (UTC) :Yeah, I was the one who put all those synonyms and antonyms on there. I still think it is useful, and it is obvious that they are synonyms, etc. by their placement, but I guess I did go a little overboard. But this wiktionary should not be limited to Simple English words. It should include all English words, but the definitions should be limited to simple English. People may find the word [[glum]] and wonder what it means, but not be able to understand the English Wiktionary definition. We need that entry here, and its connection to [[sad]] seems very logical. I think [[lugubrious]] should be cut out sooner than [[glum]]. Limiting the synonyms and antonyms may be useful in some ways, but we are about including information, not leaving it out. We might even want to include (for example) a main synonym section, and later on a section on ''other synonyms''. I don't know. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:44, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::Indeed, we should have articles for simple words and other words, so there should eventually be an entry for ''glum'', ''lugubrious'' and whatever else you can come up with. However, a typical user who is looking up the word ''sad'', will not benefit from ''glum''. The user who looks up ''glum'', on the other hand, may well benefit from being told that ''sad'' is a synonym as they will likely have no idea what ''glum'' means, but may very well understand ''sad''. ::Furthermore, you write, "we are about including information, not leaving it out." To the contrary! Knowing what to leave out is at least as important as knowing what to put in. A 20-page dictionary entry on ''run'' is neither simple nor useful. This is, after all, a dictionary, not a thesaurus or an encyclopedia. If the user who looks up ''sad'' is looking specifically for uncommon synonyms, they're using a wrench to drive in a nail.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:58, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::*Well how else do you expect people to look for uncommon synonyms, except by starting with a common word? Perhaps we can put common synonyms right there on the page, while listing rare ones separately on a thesaurus-like page. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 07:07, 31 July 2006 (UTC) ::::If they're looking for uncommon synonyms, they should use a thesaurus, not a dictionary.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 11:27, 31 July 2006 (UTC) :::::Hey Brett, I really enjoyed your wrench-nail analogy. Kappa is referring to what EWikt has done in its Wikisaurus sub-project. We could do something similar here if people are interested in the idea. But either way, most dictionaries include at least some synonyms, and I think we should do so, too. You have a point when you say that glum should link to sad, but not necessarily sad to glum. Maybe if we tend to limit it to the first five or so most common synonyms and antonyms, it will be useful but not overboard. We can always change it later if we change our minds, etc. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:08, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ==Workshop== The following was posted by Adam Kilgarriff on the Corpora mailing list ---- LEXICOM-ASIA 2006 A Workshop in Lexicography and Lexical Computing Venue: Kowloon, Hong Kong Hosts: Language Centre, Hong Kong Univ of Science and Technology Dates: December 11th-15th, 2006 Led by Adam Kilgarriff and Michael Rundell of the Lexicography MasterClass, Lexicom is an intensive one-week workshop, with seminars on theoretical issues alternating with practical sessions at the computer. There will be some parallel 'lexicographic' and 'computational' sessions. Topics to be covered include: * corpus creation * corpus analysis: o software and corpus querying o discovering word senses, recording contextual information * writing dictionary entries * dictionary databases and writing systems * using web data Applications are invited from people with interests and experience in any of these areas. Over the last six years Lexicom has attracted 200 participants from 28 countries including lexicographers, computational linguists, professors, research students, translators, terminologists, and editors, managers and technical support staff from dictionary publishers and information management companies. The venue, HKUST, is beautifully situated on Clearwater Bay in Kowloon, only 30 minutes from central Hong Kong. To register for Lexicom, go to: http://lc.ust.hk/~centre/lexi2006/ Early registration is advised (the Workshop has been oversubscribed in previous years), and registrations received before 7th October 2006 carry a discounted fee. Further details, including reports of past events can be found at: http://www.lexmasterclass.com. Michael Rundell & Adam Kilgarriff The Lexicography MasterClass --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 13:31, 28 September 2006 (UTC) == Logo discussion == Greetings, I apologise for writing in English. There is a discussion about the logo for Wiktionary at [[meta:Wiktionary/logo]]. Please go there and help us decide. Please also put this message on your community page. Thank you. -[[meta:User:Dbmag9|Dbmag9]] (copied here from [[talk:Main Page]] by [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:39, 23 July 2006 (UTC)) == Most linked article == Is there a way to find the article with the most links? In particular, I'm interested in finding the most-linked-to article that doesn't yet exist.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 21:19, 27 July 2006 (UTC) *You need [[Special:Mostlinked]], and in particular [[Special:Wantedpages]]. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 23:03, 27 July 2006 (UTC) == Benchmarks! == I think [[now]] was the 700th. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:51, 2 August 2006 (UTC) :Congratulations, everyone! Great work. Let's keep it up. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:02, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ===750=== [[lucky]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ===800=== [[benefit]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:27, 14 August 2006 (UTC) ===900=== [[legislation]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:21, 12 September 2006 (UTC) == A different idea == I recently had an idea for a sort of word rating system. This would show the SE user how difficult/complicated the word is considered by native speakers, and perhaps even include an easier and/or more challenging (for the basic words) alternative. I'm thinking of a kind of thermometer look, maybe up in the right-hand corner. It would have something like four or five degrees, including: basic or easy (from the BE850, words like [[do]], [[cold]], and [[woman]]), fairly basic or fairly easy (BE1500 or so, words like [[sink]], [[math]], and [[trust]]), medium or intermediate (about regular conversation level, somewhat less common than BE1500, words like [[complete]], [[freezing]], and [[feminine]]), fairly advanced or fairly hard (more complex or difficult a concept or term, words like [[nondescript]], [[anthropology]], and [[uncharacteristic]]), and advanced or hard (for jargon and other much less common words such as [[sodium benzoate]], [[sesquipedalian]], and [[indefatigable]]). We can tweak these levels or add new ones if/when we feel they are warranted. What do you all think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 10:07, 3 August 2006 (UTC) :I think it's a good idea, but I think basing it on BE is a bad idea, no matter how much you like BE. BE was not intended to choose the most simple or frequent words, but to bring together a list of words that would be sufficient to communicate any idea. Instead, I think we should base it on frequency counts, in the same way that the [http://www.longman.com/ldoce/ Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English] does. I think that using [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/nation.aspx Paul Nation]'s word counts would be a great place to start. He counts 'word families', so that ''run'', ''running'', ''runner'', etc. are all counted together. His counts are broken into 1000-word bands and are [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/range%20BNC.zip available] for free.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ::Though different organizations have different frequency counts, I think the idea is a sound one, and I think that there are many other word lists which would do a better job than BE. The only reason I've stuck with BE this long is because it was already there, and fairly convenient, not to mention a good place to start creating words. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 02:28, 14 August 2006 (UTC) :::I asked Paul Nation, and he wrote, "The lists are freely available for whoever wants to use them." Have a look.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:09, 15 August 2006 (UTC) ::::After looking at the BNC spoken frequency lists, I think you're right. I much prefer the way that these lists are set up, and it is nice to see not only the word but all its variations. I think it is much better. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 01:40, 24 August 2006 (UTC) == Move to [[Wiktionary talk:Simple talk]]? == I just want to throw up the idea of moving this page to the Wiktionary talk namespace. The advantage is that when editing a talk page [[MediaWiki:Talkpagetext]] is shown to the user. It would also leave this page open for FaQ's or something. Just an idea. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 14:55, 5 August 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for your input, Gerard. Nice to know you're still around every once in a while. You have a valid point about the talk page text being shown at the top of the page. It might be worth it to move it. However, I don't really care for the FAQ idea personally. It is supposed to be a simple *talk* page, so it should be something related to talk, even if it just redirects to its own talk page or explains how simple talk works. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 00:46, 24 August 2006 (UTC) ==Survivors?== I decided to come here and help out the project, after I saw the request for deletion at Meta. Personally, I would hate to see a project with this much potential die. <br><br> So, my question. How many regularly editing people are left? I noticed that a bureaucrat and two administrators haven't edited in a fairly long time, with the only admin exception seeming to be Cromwellt. Just give a shout here, I suppose. Thanks! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 21:49, 17 October 2006 (UTC) :Very few it seems, although I don't think ''left'' is the right word. There don't ever appear to have been many contributing memebers. Welcome though. Could I suggest you try to avoid difficult words in your definitions? For example, for ''approval'', you wrote "Formal permission or sanction." both words are less common than the word you're defining, and ''sanction'' is significantly less common. Just a suggestion. The participation is appreciated, though.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:30, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the suggestion. I used the word "left" because I had spent a while reading talk archives. This place seemed to be a lot more active back in Febuary. [[User:74.224.90.100|74.224.90.100]] 01:53, 18 October 2006 (UTC) 11253 2006-10-18T01:54:04Z PullToOpen 119 /* Survivors? */ accidentally forgot to sign in. '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |} ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some countries, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) ==Category capitalization== Shall categories begin with upper cases or not? I am asking this because I have found different uses of upper and lower cases at [[Special:Categories]].--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 13:36, 14 April 2006 (UTC) :I had the same question a while back, though I asked it somewhere else. I think that categories should all be lowercase unless they are proper nouns, so that they work just like the entry titles. I'd say that you can go ahead an [[Wiktionary:Be bold|boldly]] change it, and if someone doesn't like it or has a better idea, they can change it back. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:33, 18 April 2006 (UTC) :If you do change it, don't forget to change the templates that refer to those categories, so that they put the words in the new place. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:22, 20 April 2006 (UTC) ::I see that [[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] has not worked on (or at least has not completed) changing the categories. I have completely changed my mind regarding them. The reason that articles in the (main) namespace are lowercase is to show the word as it is really meant to be and to distinguish between proper names and other words. This does not apply to categories or appendices (I just created the first appendix, [[:Appendix:Prepositions]]), though it should still apply to templates so that we don't have to type a capital letter every time we insert a template. Categories and appendices are ''groups'' of these words, and so should be capitalized regularly, just as they are in other projects. I am changing categories accordingly. Other thoughts? As I mentioned above, if we decide I'm wrong, we can boldly change it back. :) Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:54, 15 May 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == WikiReader == What do we think about publishing a WikiReader with the BE850 and BE1500? I'd be happy to do most of the work behind it (exporting to PDF, managing download site etc). [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 12:00, 19 May 2006 (UTC) :I'm thinking we should probably have them mostly done before we worry about that, but other than that, sound good. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 19:03, 23 May 2006 (UTC) == Translations == Other Wiktionaries add translations for words into other languages. SEWiktionary is meant to give definitions of English words using simple English, so if we did add translations, we would not include those other words here, but only link to other wiktionaries. For example, if we translated "heavy" (meaning having a lot of weight), the Spanish is "pesado." We might link to the English Wiktionary page on [[:en:pesado]] or to the Spanish Wiktionary [[:es:pesado]]. These would be interwiki links, but under a translation section, not an "in other languages" sidebar interwiki, since each meaning should be translated separately. I think there are pros and cons to this idea. The pros are that our focus audience are people who are do not know much English, and many of them only know it as a second language, so a translation into their own language could be quite useful. The cons are that we are focused on English words. A translation would be a distraction from our focus. Also, that niche is already filled by the English Wiktionary. I think our focus should stay firmly fixed on simple English definitions of English words. Feel free to comment. We'll do what the community decides, of course. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:08, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == Etymologies/word histories == Another thing that has come up is the question of etymologies. English Wiktionary and others show the etymology of each word, and tend to have the earlier forms as separate entries. Because we are focused on English words (that is, Modern English), we would not include those early forms separately, but we could include unlinked word origins/etymologies. Again, there are pros and cons. Etymologies could be difficult to understand for someone who doesn't know much English. Additionally, they are not our focus, and could be a distraction. Plus, English Wiktionary already does that more effectively. On the other hand, I think it is cool to show where words come from, and this can help people understand why a word is spelled a particular way, I think. English orthography is one of the hardest parts of learning English, but knowing where a word comes from helps significantly in understanding its orthography (spelling). That said, teaching English is not our goal here, any more than it is the goal of Simple English Wikipedia. We are writing a dictionary here, not an English 101 textbook. If people use us to learn English, that is their own choice, but it is not our focus. I guess I could go either way on this one. I tentatively '''support''' adding etymologies to words. What do all of you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:16, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == How detailed do we go? == In articles such as that for [[sad]], some users have obvioulsy gone to a great deal of trouble to flesh out all sorts of synonyms, related words, etc. Unfortunately, few of the words are very simple (or even useful. For example, on the [[sad]] page we have ''glum'' as a synonym.) I think this kind of detail needs to be pared back to avoid being overwhelming to English language learners. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:26, 16 July 2006 (UTC) :Yeah, I was the one who put all those synonyms and antonyms on there. I still think it is useful, and it is obvious that they are synonyms, etc. by their placement, but I guess I did go a little overboard. But this wiktionary should not be limited to Simple English words. It should include all English words, but the definitions should be limited to simple English. People may find the word [[glum]] and wonder what it means, but not be able to understand the English Wiktionary definition. We need that entry here, and its connection to [[sad]] seems very logical. I think [[lugubrious]] should be cut out sooner than [[glum]]. Limiting the synonyms and antonyms may be useful in some ways, but we are about including information, not leaving it out. We might even want to include (for example) a main synonym section, and later on a section on ''other synonyms''. I don't know. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:44, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::Indeed, we should have articles for simple words and other words, so there should eventually be an entry for ''glum'', ''lugubrious'' and whatever else you can come up with. However, a typical user who is looking up the word ''sad'', will not benefit from ''glum''. The user who looks up ''glum'', on the other hand, may well benefit from being told that ''sad'' is a synonym as they will likely have no idea what ''glum'' means, but may very well understand ''sad''. ::Furthermore, you write, "we are about including information, not leaving it out." To the contrary! Knowing what to leave out is at least as important as knowing what to put in. A 20-page dictionary entry on ''run'' is neither simple nor useful. This is, after all, a dictionary, not a thesaurus or an encyclopedia. If the user who looks up ''sad'' is looking specifically for uncommon synonyms, they're using a wrench to drive in a nail.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:58, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::*Well how else do you expect people to look for uncommon synonyms, except by starting with a common word? Perhaps we can put common synonyms right there on the page, while listing rare ones separately on a thesaurus-like page. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 07:07, 31 July 2006 (UTC) ::::If they're looking for uncommon synonyms, they should use a thesaurus, not a dictionary.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 11:27, 31 July 2006 (UTC) :::::Hey Brett, I really enjoyed your wrench-nail analogy. Kappa is referring to what EWikt has done in its Wikisaurus sub-project. We could do something similar here if people are interested in the idea. But either way, most dictionaries include at least some synonyms, and I think we should do so, too. You have a point when you say that glum should link to sad, but not necessarily sad to glum. Maybe if we tend to limit it to the first five or so most common synonyms and antonyms, it will be useful but not overboard. We can always change it later if we change our minds, etc. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:08, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ==Workshop== The following was posted by Adam Kilgarriff on the Corpora mailing list ---- LEXICOM-ASIA 2006 A Workshop in Lexicography and Lexical Computing Venue: Kowloon, Hong Kong Hosts: Language Centre, Hong Kong Univ of Science and Technology Dates: December 11th-15th, 2006 Led by Adam Kilgarriff and Michael Rundell of the Lexicography MasterClass, Lexicom is an intensive one-week workshop, with seminars on theoretical issues alternating with practical sessions at the computer. There will be some parallel 'lexicographic' and 'computational' sessions. Topics to be covered include: * corpus creation * corpus analysis: o software and corpus querying o discovering word senses, recording contextual information * writing dictionary entries * dictionary databases and writing systems * using web data Applications are invited from people with interests and experience in any of these areas. Over the last six years Lexicom has attracted 200 participants from 28 countries including lexicographers, computational linguists, professors, research students, translators, terminologists, and editors, managers and technical support staff from dictionary publishers and information management companies. The venue, HKUST, is beautifully situated on Clearwater Bay in Kowloon, only 30 minutes from central Hong Kong. To register for Lexicom, go to: http://lc.ust.hk/~centre/lexi2006/ Early registration is advised (the Workshop has been oversubscribed in previous years), and registrations received before 7th October 2006 carry a discounted fee. Further details, including reports of past events can be found at: http://www.lexmasterclass.com. Michael Rundell & Adam Kilgarriff The Lexicography MasterClass --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 13:31, 28 September 2006 (UTC) == Logo discussion == Greetings, I apologise for writing in English. There is a discussion about the logo for Wiktionary at [[meta:Wiktionary/logo]]. Please go there and help us decide. Please also put this message on your community page. Thank you. -[[meta:User:Dbmag9|Dbmag9]] (copied here from [[talk:Main Page]] by [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:39, 23 July 2006 (UTC)) == Most linked article == Is there a way to find the article with the most links? In particular, I'm interested in finding the most-linked-to article that doesn't yet exist.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 21:19, 27 July 2006 (UTC) *You need [[Special:Mostlinked]], and in particular [[Special:Wantedpages]]. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 23:03, 27 July 2006 (UTC) == Benchmarks! == I think [[now]] was the 700th. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:51, 2 August 2006 (UTC) :Congratulations, everyone! Great work. Let's keep it up. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:02, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ===750=== [[lucky]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ===800=== [[benefit]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:27, 14 August 2006 (UTC) ===900=== [[legislation]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:21, 12 September 2006 (UTC) == A different idea == I recently had an idea for a sort of word rating system. This would show the SE user how difficult/complicated the word is considered by native speakers, and perhaps even include an easier and/or more challenging (for the basic words) alternative. I'm thinking of a kind of thermometer look, maybe up in the right-hand corner. It would have something like four or five degrees, including: basic or easy (from the BE850, words like [[do]], [[cold]], and [[woman]]), fairly basic or fairly easy (BE1500 or so, words like [[sink]], [[math]], and [[trust]]), medium or intermediate (about regular conversation level, somewhat less common than BE1500, words like [[complete]], [[freezing]], and [[feminine]]), fairly advanced or fairly hard (more complex or difficult a concept or term, words like [[nondescript]], [[anthropology]], and [[uncharacteristic]]), and advanced or hard (for jargon and other much less common words such as [[sodium benzoate]], [[sesquipedalian]], and [[indefatigable]]). We can tweak these levels or add new ones if/when we feel they are warranted. What do you all think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 10:07, 3 August 2006 (UTC) :I think it's a good idea, but I think basing it on BE is a bad idea, no matter how much you like BE. BE was not intended to choose the most simple or frequent words, but to bring together a list of words that would be sufficient to communicate any idea. Instead, I think we should base it on frequency counts, in the same way that the [http://www.longman.com/ldoce/ Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English] does. I think that using [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/nation.aspx Paul Nation]'s word counts would be a great place to start. He counts 'word families', so that ''run'', ''running'', ''runner'', etc. are all counted together. His counts are broken into 1000-word bands and are [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/range%20BNC.zip available] for free.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ::Though different organizations have different frequency counts, I think the idea is a sound one, and I think that there are many other word lists which would do a better job than BE. The only reason I've stuck with BE this long is because it was already there, and fairly convenient, not to mention a good place to start creating words. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 02:28, 14 August 2006 (UTC) :::I asked Paul Nation, and he wrote, "The lists are freely available for whoever wants to use them." Have a look.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:09, 15 August 2006 (UTC) ::::After looking at the BNC spoken frequency lists, I think you're right. I much prefer the way that these lists are set up, and it is nice to see not only the word but all its variations. I think it is much better. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 01:40, 24 August 2006 (UTC) == Move to [[Wiktionary talk:Simple talk]]? == I just want to throw up the idea of moving this page to the Wiktionary talk namespace. The advantage is that when editing a talk page [[MediaWiki:Talkpagetext]] is shown to the user. It would also leave this page open for FaQ's or something. Just an idea. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 14:55, 5 August 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for your input, Gerard. Nice to know you're still around every once in a while. You have a valid point about the talk page text being shown at the top of the page. It might be worth it to move it. However, I don't really care for the FAQ idea personally. It is supposed to be a simple *talk* page, so it should be something related to talk, even if it just redirects to its own talk page or explains how simple talk works. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 00:46, 24 August 2006 (UTC) ==Survivors?== I decided to come here and help out the project, after I saw the request for deletion at Meta. Personally, I would hate to see a project with this much potential die. <br><br> So, my question. How many regularly editing people are left? I noticed that a bureaucrat and two administrators haven't edited in a fairly long time, with the only admin exception seeming to be Cromwellt. Just give a shout here, I suppose. Thanks! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 21:49, 17 October 2006 (UTC) :Very few it seems, although I don't think ''left'' is the right word. There don't ever appear to have been many contributing memebers. Welcome though. Could I suggest you try to avoid difficult words in your definitions? For example, for ''approval'', you wrote "Formal permission or sanction." both words are less common than the word you're defining, and ''sanction'' is significantly less common. Just a suggestion. The participation is appreciated, though.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:30, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the suggestion. I used the word "left" because I had spent a while reading talk archives. This place seemed to be a lot more active back in Febuary. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 01:54, 18 October 2006 (UTC) 11580 2006-10-25T23:46:04Z PullToOpen 119 WotD '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |} ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some countries, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) ==Category capitalization== Shall categories begin with upper cases or not? I am asking this because I have found different uses of upper and lower cases at [[Special:Categories]].--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 13:36, 14 April 2006 (UTC) :I had the same question a while back, though I asked it somewhere else. I think that categories should all be lowercase unless they are proper nouns, so that they work just like the entry titles. I'd say that you can go ahead an [[Wiktionary:Be bold|boldly]] change it, and if someone doesn't like it or has a better idea, they can change it back. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:33, 18 April 2006 (UTC) :If you do change it, don't forget to change the templates that refer to those categories, so that they put the words in the new place. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:22, 20 April 2006 (UTC) ::I see that [[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] has not worked on (or at least has not completed) changing the categories. I have completely changed my mind regarding them. The reason that articles in the (main) namespace are lowercase is to show the word as it is really meant to be and to distinguish between proper names and other words. This does not apply to categories or appendices (I just created the first appendix, [[:Appendix:Prepositions]]), though it should still apply to templates so that we don't have to type a capital letter every time we insert a template. Categories and appendices are ''groups'' of these words, and so should be capitalized regularly, just as they are in other projects. I am changing categories accordingly. Other thoughts? As I mentioned above, if we decide I'm wrong, we can boldly change it back. :) Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:54, 15 May 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == WikiReader == What do we think about publishing a WikiReader with the BE850 and BE1500? I'd be happy to do most of the work behind it (exporting to PDF, managing download site etc). [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 12:00, 19 May 2006 (UTC) :I'm thinking we should probably have them mostly done before we worry about that, but other than that, sound good. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 19:03, 23 May 2006 (UTC) == Translations == Other Wiktionaries add translations for words into other languages. SEWiktionary is meant to give definitions of English words using simple English, so if we did add translations, we would not include those other words here, but only link to other wiktionaries. For example, if we translated "heavy" (meaning having a lot of weight), the Spanish is "pesado." We might link to the English Wiktionary page on [[:en:pesado]] or to the Spanish Wiktionary [[:es:pesado]]. These would be interwiki links, but under a translation section, not an "in other languages" sidebar interwiki, since each meaning should be translated separately. I think there are pros and cons to this idea. The pros are that our focus audience are people who are do not know much English, and many of them only know it as a second language, so a translation into their own language could be quite useful. The cons are that we are focused on English words. A translation would be a distraction from our focus. Also, that niche is already filled by the English Wiktionary. I think our focus should stay firmly fixed on simple English definitions of English words. Feel free to comment. We'll do what the community decides, of course. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:08, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == Etymologies/word histories == Another thing that has come up is the question of etymologies. English Wiktionary and others show the etymology of each word, and tend to have the earlier forms as separate entries. Because we are focused on English words (that is, Modern English), we would not include those early forms separately, but we could include unlinked word origins/etymologies. Again, there are pros and cons. Etymologies could be difficult to understand for someone who doesn't know much English. Additionally, they are not our focus, and could be a distraction. Plus, English Wiktionary already does that more effectively. On the other hand, I think it is cool to show where words come from, and this can help people understand why a word is spelled a particular way, I think. English orthography is one of the hardest parts of learning English, but knowing where a word comes from helps significantly in understanding its orthography (spelling). That said, teaching English is not our goal here, any more than it is the goal of Simple English Wikipedia. We are writing a dictionary here, not an English 101 textbook. If people use us to learn English, that is their own choice, but it is not our focus. I guess I could go either way on this one. I tentatively '''support''' adding etymologies to words. What do all of you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:16, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == How detailed do we go? == In articles such as that for [[sad]], some users have obvioulsy gone to a great deal of trouble to flesh out all sorts of synonyms, related words, etc. Unfortunately, few of the words are very simple (or even useful. For example, on the [[sad]] page we have ''glum'' as a synonym.) I think this kind of detail needs to be pared back to avoid being overwhelming to English language learners. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:26, 16 July 2006 (UTC) :Yeah, I was the one who put all those synonyms and antonyms on there. I still think it is useful, and it is obvious that they are synonyms, etc. by their placement, but I guess I did go a little overboard. But this wiktionary should not be limited to Simple English words. It should include all English words, but the definitions should be limited to simple English. People may find the word [[glum]] and wonder what it means, but not be able to understand the English Wiktionary definition. We need that entry here, and its connection to [[sad]] seems very logical. I think [[lugubrious]] should be cut out sooner than [[glum]]. Limiting the synonyms and antonyms may be useful in some ways, but we are about including information, not leaving it out. We might even want to include (for example) a main synonym section, and later on a section on ''other synonyms''. I don't know. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:44, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::Indeed, we should have articles for simple words and other words, so there should eventually be an entry for ''glum'', ''lugubrious'' and whatever else you can come up with. However, a typical user who is looking up the word ''sad'', will not benefit from ''glum''. The user who looks up ''glum'', on the other hand, may well benefit from being told that ''sad'' is a synonym as they will likely have no idea what ''glum'' means, but may very well understand ''sad''. ::Furthermore, you write, "we are about including information, not leaving it out." To the contrary! Knowing what to leave out is at least as important as knowing what to put in. A 20-page dictionary entry on ''run'' is neither simple nor useful. This is, after all, a dictionary, not a thesaurus or an encyclopedia. If the user who looks up ''sad'' is looking specifically for uncommon synonyms, they're using a wrench to drive in a nail.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:58, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::*Well how else do you expect people to look for uncommon synonyms, except by starting with a common word? Perhaps we can put common synonyms right there on the page, while listing rare ones separately on a thesaurus-like page. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 07:07, 31 July 2006 (UTC) ::::If they're looking for uncommon synonyms, they should use a thesaurus, not a dictionary.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 11:27, 31 July 2006 (UTC) :::::Hey Brett, I really enjoyed your wrench-nail analogy. Kappa is referring to what EWikt has done in its Wikisaurus sub-project. We could do something similar here if people are interested in the idea. But either way, most dictionaries include at least some synonyms, and I think we should do so, too. You have a point when you say that glum should link to sad, but not necessarily sad to glum. Maybe if we tend to limit it to the first five or so most common synonyms and antonyms, it will be useful but not overboard. We can always change it later if we change our minds, etc. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:08, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ==Workshop== The following was posted by Adam Kilgarriff on the Corpora mailing list ---- LEXICOM-ASIA 2006 A Workshop in Lexicography and Lexical Computing Venue: Kowloon, Hong Kong Hosts: Language Centre, Hong Kong Univ of Science and Technology Dates: December 11th-15th, 2006 Led by Adam Kilgarriff and Michael Rundell of the Lexicography MasterClass, Lexicom is an intensive one-week workshop, with seminars on theoretical issues alternating with practical sessions at the computer. There will be some parallel 'lexicographic' and 'computational' sessions. Topics to be covered include: * corpus creation * corpus analysis: o software and corpus querying o discovering word senses, recording contextual information * writing dictionary entries * dictionary databases and writing systems * using web data Applications are invited from people with interests and experience in any of these areas. Over the last six years Lexicom has attracted 200 participants from 28 countries including lexicographers, computational linguists, professors, research students, translators, terminologists, and editors, managers and technical support staff from dictionary publishers and information management companies. The venue, HKUST, is beautifully situated on Clearwater Bay in Kowloon, only 30 minutes from central Hong Kong. To register for Lexicom, go to: http://lc.ust.hk/~centre/lexi2006/ Early registration is advised (the Workshop has been oversubscribed in previous years), and registrations received before 7th October 2006 carry a discounted fee. Further details, including reports of past events can be found at: http://www.lexmasterclass.com. Michael Rundell & Adam Kilgarriff The Lexicography MasterClass --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 13:31, 28 September 2006 (UTC) == Logo discussion == Greetings, I apologise for writing in English. There is a discussion about the logo for Wiktionary at [[meta:Wiktionary/logo]]. Please go there and help us decide. Please also put this message on your community page. Thank you. -[[meta:User:Dbmag9|Dbmag9]] (copied here from [[talk:Main Page]] by [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:39, 23 July 2006 (UTC)) == Most linked article == Is there a way to find the article with the most links? In particular, I'm interested in finding the most-linked-to article that doesn't yet exist.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 21:19, 27 July 2006 (UTC) *You need [[Special:Mostlinked]], and in particular [[Special:Wantedpages]]. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 23:03, 27 July 2006 (UTC) == Benchmarks! == I think [[now]] was the 700th. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:51, 2 August 2006 (UTC) :Congratulations, everyone! Great work. Let's keep it up. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:02, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ===750=== [[lucky]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ===800=== [[benefit]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:27, 14 August 2006 (UTC) ===900=== [[legislation]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:21, 12 September 2006 (UTC) == A different idea == I recently had an idea for a sort of word rating system. This would show the SE user how difficult/complicated the word is considered by native speakers, and perhaps even include an easier and/or more challenging (for the basic words) alternative. I'm thinking of a kind of thermometer look, maybe up in the right-hand corner. It would have something like four or five degrees, including: basic or easy (from the BE850, words like [[do]], [[cold]], and [[woman]]), fairly basic or fairly easy (BE1500 or so, words like [[sink]], [[math]], and [[trust]]), medium or intermediate (about regular conversation level, somewhat less common than BE1500, words like [[complete]], [[freezing]], and [[feminine]]), fairly advanced or fairly hard (more complex or difficult a concept or term, words like [[nondescript]], [[anthropology]], and [[uncharacteristic]]), and advanced or hard (for jargon and other much less common words such as [[sodium benzoate]], [[sesquipedalian]], and [[indefatigable]]). We can tweak these levels or add new ones if/when we feel they are warranted. What do you all think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 10:07, 3 August 2006 (UTC) :I think it's a good idea, but I think basing it on BE is a bad idea, no matter how much you like BE. BE was not intended to choose the most simple or frequent words, but to bring together a list of words that would be sufficient to communicate any idea. Instead, I think we should base it on frequency counts, in the same way that the [http://www.longman.com/ldoce/ Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English] does. I think that using [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/nation.aspx Paul Nation]'s word counts would be a great place to start. He counts 'word families', so that ''run'', ''running'', ''runner'', etc. are all counted together. His counts are broken into 1000-word bands and are [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/range%20BNC.zip available] for free.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ::Though different organizations have different frequency counts, I think the idea is a sound one, and I think that there are many other word lists which would do a better job than BE. The only reason I've stuck with BE this long is because it was already there, and fairly convenient, not to mention a good place to start creating words. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 02:28, 14 August 2006 (UTC) :::I asked Paul Nation, and he wrote, "The lists are freely available for whoever wants to use them." Have a look.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:09, 15 August 2006 (UTC) ::::After looking at the BNC spoken frequency lists, I think you're right. I much prefer the way that these lists are set up, and it is nice to see not only the word but all its variations. I think it is much better. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 01:40, 24 August 2006 (UTC) == Move to [[Wiktionary talk:Simple talk]]? == I just want to throw up the idea of moving this page to the Wiktionary talk namespace. The advantage is that when editing a talk page [[MediaWiki:Talkpagetext]] is shown to the user. It would also leave this page open for FaQ's or something. Just an idea. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 14:55, 5 August 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for your input, Gerard. Nice to know you're still around every once in a while. You have a valid point about the talk page text being shown at the top of the page. It might be worth it to move it. However, I don't really care for the FAQ idea personally. It is supposed to be a simple *talk* page, so it should be something related to talk, even if it just redirects to its own talk page or explains how simple talk works. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 00:46, 24 August 2006 (UTC) ==Survivors?== I decided to come here and help out the project, after I saw the request for deletion at Meta. Personally, I would hate to see a project with this much potential die. <br><br> So, my question. How many regularly editing people are left? I noticed that a bureaucrat and two administrators haven't edited in a fairly long time, with the only admin exception seeming to be Cromwellt. Just give a shout here, I suppose. Thanks! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 21:49, 17 October 2006 (UTC) :Very few it seems, although I don't think ''left'' is the right word. There don't ever appear to have been many contributing memebers. Welcome though. Could I suggest you try to avoid difficult words in your definitions? For example, for ''approval'', you wrote "Formal permission or sanction." both words are less common than the word you're defining, and ''sanction'' is significantly less common. Just a suggestion. The participation is appreciated, though.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:30, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the suggestion. I used the word "left" because I had spent a while reading talk archives. This place seemed to be a lot more active back in Febuary. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 01:54, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ==Word of the Day== It seems the WotD has effectively died. Should we destroy the category/template for the word of the day as well? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 23:46, 25 October 2006 (UTC) 11584 2006-10-27T01:13:32Z Brett 77 /* Word of the Day */ '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |} ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some countries, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) ==Category capitalization== Shall categories begin with upper cases or not? I am asking this because I have found different uses of upper and lower cases at [[Special:Categories]].--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 13:36, 14 April 2006 (UTC) :I had the same question a while back, though I asked it somewhere else. I think that categories should all be lowercase unless they are proper nouns, so that they work just like the entry titles. I'd say that you can go ahead an [[Wiktionary:Be bold|boldly]] change it, and if someone doesn't like it or has a better idea, they can change it back. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:33, 18 April 2006 (UTC) :If you do change it, don't forget to change the templates that refer to those categories, so that they put the words in the new place. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:22, 20 April 2006 (UTC) ::I see that [[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] has not worked on (or at least has not completed) changing the categories. I have completely changed my mind regarding them. The reason that articles in the (main) namespace are lowercase is to show the word as it is really meant to be and to distinguish between proper names and other words. This does not apply to categories or appendices (I just created the first appendix, [[:Appendix:Prepositions]]), though it should still apply to templates so that we don't have to type a capital letter every time we insert a template. Categories and appendices are ''groups'' of these words, and so should be capitalized regularly, just as they are in other projects. I am changing categories accordingly. Other thoughts? As I mentioned above, if we decide I'm wrong, we can boldly change it back. :) Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:54, 15 May 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == WikiReader == What do we think about publishing a WikiReader with the BE850 and BE1500? I'd be happy to do most of the work behind it (exporting to PDF, managing download site etc). [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 12:00, 19 May 2006 (UTC) :I'm thinking we should probably have them mostly done before we worry about that, but other than that, sound good. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 19:03, 23 May 2006 (UTC) == Translations == Other Wiktionaries add translations for words into other languages. SEWiktionary is meant to give definitions of English words using simple English, so if we did add translations, we would not include those other words here, but only link to other wiktionaries. For example, if we translated "heavy" (meaning having a lot of weight), the Spanish is "pesado." We might link to the English Wiktionary page on [[:en:pesado]] or to the Spanish Wiktionary [[:es:pesado]]. These would be interwiki links, but under a translation section, not an "in other languages" sidebar interwiki, since each meaning should be translated separately. I think there are pros and cons to this idea. The pros are that our focus audience are people who are do not know much English, and many of them only know it as a second language, so a translation into their own language could be quite useful. The cons are that we are focused on English words. A translation would be a distraction from our focus. Also, that niche is already filled by the English Wiktionary. I think our focus should stay firmly fixed on simple English definitions of English words. Feel free to comment. We'll do what the community decides, of course. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:08, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == Etymologies/word histories == Another thing that has come up is the question of etymologies. English Wiktionary and others show the etymology of each word, and tend to have the earlier forms as separate entries. Because we are focused on English words (that is, Modern English), we would not include those early forms separately, but we could include unlinked word origins/etymologies. Again, there are pros and cons. Etymologies could be difficult to understand for someone who doesn't know much English. Additionally, they are not our focus, and could be a distraction. Plus, English Wiktionary already does that more effectively. On the other hand, I think it is cool to show where words come from, and this can help people understand why a word is spelled a particular way, I think. English orthography is one of the hardest parts of learning English, but knowing where a word comes from helps significantly in understanding its orthography (spelling). That said, teaching English is not our goal here, any more than it is the goal of Simple English Wikipedia. We are writing a dictionary here, not an English 101 textbook. If people use us to learn English, that is their own choice, but it is not our focus. I guess I could go either way on this one. I tentatively '''support''' adding etymologies to words. What do all of you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:16, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == How detailed do we go? == In articles such as that for [[sad]], some users have obvioulsy gone to a great deal of trouble to flesh out all sorts of synonyms, related words, etc. Unfortunately, few of the words are very simple (or even useful. For example, on the [[sad]] page we have ''glum'' as a synonym.) I think this kind of detail needs to be pared back to avoid being overwhelming to English language learners. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:26, 16 July 2006 (UTC) :Yeah, I was the one who put all those synonyms and antonyms on there. I still think it is useful, and it is obvious that they are synonyms, etc. by their placement, but I guess I did go a little overboard. But this wiktionary should not be limited to Simple English words. It should include all English words, but the definitions should be limited to simple English. People may find the word [[glum]] and wonder what it means, but not be able to understand the English Wiktionary definition. We need that entry here, and its connection to [[sad]] seems very logical. I think [[lugubrious]] should be cut out sooner than [[glum]]. Limiting the synonyms and antonyms may be useful in some ways, but we are about including information, not leaving it out. We might even want to include (for example) a main synonym section, and later on a section on ''other synonyms''. I don't know. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:44, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::Indeed, we should have articles for simple words and other words, so there should eventually be an entry for ''glum'', ''lugubrious'' and whatever else you can come up with. However, a typical user who is looking up the word ''sad'', will not benefit from ''glum''. The user who looks up ''glum'', on the other hand, may well benefit from being told that ''sad'' is a synonym as they will likely have no idea what ''glum'' means, but may very well understand ''sad''. ::Furthermore, you write, "we are about including information, not leaving it out." To the contrary! Knowing what to leave out is at least as important as knowing what to put in. A 20-page dictionary entry on ''run'' is neither simple nor useful. This is, after all, a dictionary, not a thesaurus or an encyclopedia. If the user who looks up ''sad'' is looking specifically for uncommon synonyms, they're using a wrench to drive in a nail.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:58, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::*Well how else do you expect people to look for uncommon synonyms, except by starting with a common word? Perhaps we can put common synonyms right there on the page, while listing rare ones separately on a thesaurus-like page. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 07:07, 31 July 2006 (UTC) ::::If they're looking for uncommon synonyms, they should use a thesaurus, not a dictionary.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 11:27, 31 July 2006 (UTC) :::::Hey Brett, I really enjoyed your wrench-nail analogy. Kappa is referring to what EWikt has done in its Wikisaurus sub-project. We could do something similar here if people are interested in the idea. But either way, most dictionaries include at least some synonyms, and I think we should do so, too. You have a point when you say that glum should link to sad, but not necessarily sad to glum. Maybe if we tend to limit it to the first five or so most common synonyms and antonyms, it will be useful but not overboard. We can always change it later if we change our minds, etc. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:08, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ==Workshop== The following was posted by Adam Kilgarriff on the Corpora mailing list ---- LEXICOM-ASIA 2006 A Workshop in Lexicography and Lexical Computing Venue: Kowloon, Hong Kong Hosts: Language Centre, Hong Kong Univ of Science and Technology Dates: December 11th-15th, 2006 Led by Adam Kilgarriff and Michael Rundell of the Lexicography MasterClass, Lexicom is an intensive one-week workshop, with seminars on theoretical issues alternating with practical sessions at the computer. There will be some parallel 'lexicographic' and 'computational' sessions. Topics to be covered include: * corpus creation * corpus analysis: o software and corpus querying o discovering word senses, recording contextual information * writing dictionary entries * dictionary databases and writing systems * using web data Applications are invited from people with interests and experience in any of these areas. Over the last six years Lexicom has attracted 200 participants from 28 countries including lexicographers, computational linguists, professors, research students, translators, terminologists, and editors, managers and technical support staff from dictionary publishers and information management companies. The venue, HKUST, is beautifully situated on Clearwater Bay in Kowloon, only 30 minutes from central Hong Kong. To register for Lexicom, go to: http://lc.ust.hk/~centre/lexi2006/ Early registration is advised (the Workshop has been oversubscribed in previous years), and registrations received before 7th October 2006 carry a discounted fee. Further details, including reports of past events can be found at: http://www.lexmasterclass.com. Michael Rundell & Adam Kilgarriff The Lexicography MasterClass --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 13:31, 28 September 2006 (UTC) == Logo discussion == Greetings, I apologise for writing in English. There is a discussion about the logo for Wiktionary at [[meta:Wiktionary/logo]]. Please go there and help us decide. Please also put this message on your community page. Thank you. -[[meta:User:Dbmag9|Dbmag9]] (copied here from [[talk:Main Page]] by [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:39, 23 July 2006 (UTC)) == Most linked article == Is there a way to find the article with the most links? In particular, I'm interested in finding the most-linked-to article that doesn't yet exist.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 21:19, 27 July 2006 (UTC) *You need [[Special:Mostlinked]], and in particular [[Special:Wantedpages]]. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 23:03, 27 July 2006 (UTC) == Benchmarks! == I think [[now]] was the 700th. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:51, 2 August 2006 (UTC) :Congratulations, everyone! Great work. Let's keep it up. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:02, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ===750=== [[lucky]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ===800=== [[benefit]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:27, 14 August 2006 (UTC) ===900=== [[legislation]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:21, 12 September 2006 (UTC) == A different idea == I recently had an idea for a sort of word rating system. This would show the SE user how difficult/complicated the word is considered by native speakers, and perhaps even include an easier and/or more challenging (for the basic words) alternative. I'm thinking of a kind of thermometer look, maybe up in the right-hand corner. It would have something like four or five degrees, including: basic or easy (from the BE850, words like [[do]], [[cold]], and [[woman]]), fairly basic or fairly easy (BE1500 or so, words like [[sink]], [[math]], and [[trust]]), medium or intermediate (about regular conversation level, somewhat less common than BE1500, words like [[complete]], [[freezing]], and [[feminine]]), fairly advanced or fairly hard (more complex or difficult a concept or term, words like [[nondescript]], [[anthropology]], and [[uncharacteristic]]), and advanced or hard (for jargon and other much less common words such as [[sodium benzoate]], [[sesquipedalian]], and [[indefatigable]]). We can tweak these levels or add new ones if/when we feel they are warranted. What do you all think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 10:07, 3 August 2006 (UTC) :I think it's a good idea, but I think basing it on BE is a bad idea, no matter how much you like BE. BE was not intended to choose the most simple or frequent words, but to bring together a list of words that would be sufficient to communicate any idea. Instead, I think we should base it on frequency counts, in the same way that the [http://www.longman.com/ldoce/ Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English] does. I think that using [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/nation.aspx Paul Nation]'s word counts would be a great place to start. He counts 'word families', so that ''run'', ''running'', ''runner'', etc. are all counted together. His counts are broken into 1000-word bands and are [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/range%20BNC.zip available] for free.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ::Though different organizations have different frequency counts, I think the idea is a sound one, and I think that there are many other word lists which would do a better job than BE. The only reason I've stuck with BE this long is because it was already there, and fairly convenient, not to mention a good place to start creating words. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 02:28, 14 August 2006 (UTC) :::I asked Paul Nation, and he wrote, "The lists are freely available for whoever wants to use them." Have a look.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:09, 15 August 2006 (UTC) ::::After looking at the BNC spoken frequency lists, I think you're right. I much prefer the way that these lists are set up, and it is nice to see not only the word but all its variations. I think it is much better. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 01:40, 24 August 2006 (UTC) == Move to [[Wiktionary talk:Simple talk]]? == I just want to throw up the idea of moving this page to the Wiktionary talk namespace. The advantage is that when editing a talk page [[MediaWiki:Talkpagetext]] is shown to the user. It would also leave this page open for FaQ's or something. Just an idea. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 14:55, 5 August 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for your input, Gerard. Nice to know you're still around every once in a while. You have a valid point about the talk page text being shown at the top of the page. It might be worth it to move it. However, I don't really care for the FAQ idea personally. It is supposed to be a simple *talk* page, so it should be something related to talk, even if it just redirects to its own talk page or explains how simple talk works. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 00:46, 24 August 2006 (UTC) ==Survivors?== I decided to come here and help out the project, after I saw the request for deletion at Meta. Personally, I would hate to see a project with this much potential die. <br><br> So, my question. How many regularly editing people are left? I noticed that a bureaucrat and two administrators haven't edited in a fairly long time, with the only admin exception seeming to be Cromwellt. Just give a shout here, I suppose. Thanks! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 21:49, 17 October 2006 (UTC) :Very few it seems, although I don't think ''left'' is the right word. There don't ever appear to have been many contributing memebers. Welcome though. Could I suggest you try to avoid difficult words in your definitions? For example, for ''approval'', you wrote "Formal permission or sanction." both words are less common than the word you're defining, and ''sanction'' is significantly less common. Just a suggestion. The participation is appreciated, though.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:30, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the suggestion. I used the word "left" because I had spent a while reading talk archives. This place seemed to be a lot more active back in Febuary. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 01:54, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ==Word of the Day== It seems the WotD has effectively died. Should we destroy the category/template for the word of the day as well? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 23:46, 25 October 2006 (UTC) Yes. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:13, 27 October 2006 (UTC) 11585 2006-10-27T01:13:50Z Brett 77 /* Word of the Day */ '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |} ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some countries, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) ==Category capitalization== Shall categories begin with upper cases or not? I am asking this because I have found different uses of upper and lower cases at [[Special:Categories]].--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 13:36, 14 April 2006 (UTC) :I had the same question a while back, though I asked it somewhere else. I think that categories should all be lowercase unless they are proper nouns, so that they work just like the entry titles. I'd say that you can go ahead an [[Wiktionary:Be bold|boldly]] change it, and if someone doesn't like it or has a better idea, they can change it back. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:33, 18 April 2006 (UTC) :If you do change it, don't forget to change the templates that refer to those categories, so that they put the words in the new place. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:22, 20 April 2006 (UTC) ::I see that [[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] has not worked on (or at least has not completed) changing the categories. I have completely changed my mind regarding them. The reason that articles in the (main) namespace are lowercase is to show the word as it is really meant to be and to distinguish between proper names and other words. This does not apply to categories or appendices (I just created the first appendix, [[:Appendix:Prepositions]]), though it should still apply to templates so that we don't have to type a capital letter every time we insert a template. Categories and appendices are ''groups'' of these words, and so should be capitalized regularly, just as they are in other projects. I am changing categories accordingly. Other thoughts? As I mentioned above, if we decide I'm wrong, we can boldly change it back. :) Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:54, 15 May 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == WikiReader == What do we think about publishing a WikiReader with the BE850 and BE1500? I'd be happy to do most of the work behind it (exporting to PDF, managing download site etc). [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 12:00, 19 May 2006 (UTC) :I'm thinking we should probably have them mostly done before we worry about that, but other than that, sound good. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 19:03, 23 May 2006 (UTC) == Translations == Other Wiktionaries add translations for words into other languages. SEWiktionary is meant to give definitions of English words using simple English, so if we did add translations, we would not include those other words here, but only link to other wiktionaries. For example, if we translated "heavy" (meaning having a lot of weight), the Spanish is "pesado." We might link to the English Wiktionary page on [[:en:pesado]] or to the Spanish Wiktionary [[:es:pesado]]. These would be interwiki links, but under a translation section, not an "in other languages" sidebar interwiki, since each meaning should be translated separately. I think there are pros and cons to this idea. The pros are that our focus audience are people who are do not know much English, and many of them only know it as a second language, so a translation into their own language could be quite useful. The cons are that we are focused on English words. A translation would be a distraction from our focus. Also, that niche is already filled by the English Wiktionary. I think our focus should stay firmly fixed on simple English definitions of English words. Feel free to comment. We'll do what the community decides, of course. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:08, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == Etymologies/word histories == Another thing that has come up is the question of etymologies. English Wiktionary and others show the etymology of each word, and tend to have the earlier forms as separate entries. Because we are focused on English words (that is, Modern English), we would not include those early forms separately, but we could include unlinked word origins/etymologies. Again, there are pros and cons. Etymologies could be difficult to understand for someone who doesn't know much English. Additionally, they are not our focus, and could be a distraction. Plus, English Wiktionary already does that more effectively. On the other hand, I think it is cool to show where words come from, and this can help people understand why a word is spelled a particular way, I think. English orthography is one of the hardest parts of learning English, but knowing where a word comes from helps significantly in understanding its orthography (spelling). That said, teaching English is not our goal here, any more than it is the goal of Simple English Wikipedia. We are writing a dictionary here, not an English 101 textbook. If people use us to learn English, that is their own choice, but it is not our focus. I guess I could go either way on this one. I tentatively '''support''' adding etymologies to words. What do all of you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:16, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == How detailed do we go? == In articles such as that for [[sad]], some users have obvioulsy gone to a great deal of trouble to flesh out all sorts of synonyms, related words, etc. Unfortunately, few of the words are very simple (or even useful. For example, on the [[sad]] page we have ''glum'' as a synonym.) I think this kind of detail needs to be pared back to avoid being overwhelming to English language learners. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:26, 16 July 2006 (UTC) :Yeah, I was the one who put all those synonyms and antonyms on there. I still think it is useful, and it is obvious that they are synonyms, etc. by their placement, but I guess I did go a little overboard. But this wiktionary should not be limited to Simple English words. It should include all English words, but the definitions should be limited to simple English. People may find the word [[glum]] and wonder what it means, but not be able to understand the English Wiktionary definition. We need that entry here, and its connection to [[sad]] seems very logical. I think [[lugubrious]] should be cut out sooner than [[glum]]. Limiting the synonyms and antonyms may be useful in some ways, but we are about including information, not leaving it out. We might even want to include (for example) a main synonym section, and later on a section on ''other synonyms''. I don't know. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:44, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::Indeed, we should have articles for simple words and other words, so there should eventually be an entry for ''glum'', ''lugubrious'' and whatever else you can come up with. However, a typical user who is looking up the word ''sad'', will not benefit from ''glum''. The user who looks up ''glum'', on the other hand, may well benefit from being told that ''sad'' is a synonym as they will likely have no idea what ''glum'' means, but may very well understand ''sad''. ::Furthermore, you write, "we are about including information, not leaving it out." To the contrary! Knowing what to leave out is at least as important as knowing what to put in. A 20-page dictionary entry on ''run'' is neither simple nor useful. This is, after all, a dictionary, not a thesaurus or an encyclopedia. If the user who looks up ''sad'' is looking specifically for uncommon synonyms, they're using a wrench to drive in a nail.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:58, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::*Well how else do you expect people to look for uncommon synonyms, except by starting with a common word? Perhaps we can put common synonyms right there on the page, while listing rare ones separately on a thesaurus-like page. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 07:07, 31 July 2006 (UTC) ::::If they're looking for uncommon synonyms, they should use a thesaurus, not a dictionary.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 11:27, 31 July 2006 (UTC) :::::Hey Brett, I really enjoyed your wrench-nail analogy. Kappa is referring to what EWikt has done in its Wikisaurus sub-project. We could do something similar here if people are interested in the idea. But either way, most dictionaries include at least some synonyms, and I think we should do so, too. You have a point when you say that glum should link to sad, but not necessarily sad to glum. Maybe if we tend to limit it to the first five or so most common synonyms and antonyms, it will be useful but not overboard. We can always change it later if we change our minds, etc. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:08, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ==Workshop== The following was posted by Adam Kilgarriff on the Corpora mailing list ---- LEXICOM-ASIA 2006 A Workshop in Lexicography and Lexical Computing Venue: Kowloon, Hong Kong Hosts: Language Centre, Hong Kong Univ of Science and Technology Dates: December 11th-15th, 2006 Led by Adam Kilgarriff and Michael Rundell of the Lexicography MasterClass, Lexicom is an intensive one-week workshop, with seminars on theoretical issues alternating with practical sessions at the computer. There will be some parallel 'lexicographic' and 'computational' sessions. Topics to be covered include: * corpus creation * corpus analysis: o software and corpus querying o discovering word senses, recording contextual information * writing dictionary entries * dictionary databases and writing systems * using web data Applications are invited from people with interests and experience in any of these areas. Over the last six years Lexicom has attracted 200 participants from 28 countries including lexicographers, computational linguists, professors, research students, translators, terminologists, and editors, managers and technical support staff from dictionary publishers and information management companies. The venue, HKUST, is beautifully situated on Clearwater Bay in Kowloon, only 30 minutes from central Hong Kong. To register for Lexicom, go to: http://lc.ust.hk/~centre/lexi2006/ Early registration is advised (the Workshop has been oversubscribed in previous years), and registrations received before 7th October 2006 carry a discounted fee. Further details, including reports of past events can be found at: http://www.lexmasterclass.com. Michael Rundell & Adam Kilgarriff The Lexicography MasterClass --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 13:31, 28 September 2006 (UTC) == Logo discussion == Greetings, I apologise for writing in English. There is a discussion about the logo for Wiktionary at [[meta:Wiktionary/logo]]. Please go there and help us decide. Please also put this message on your community page. Thank you. -[[meta:User:Dbmag9|Dbmag9]] (copied here from [[talk:Main Page]] by [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:39, 23 July 2006 (UTC)) == Most linked article == Is there a way to find the article with the most links? In particular, I'm interested in finding the most-linked-to article that doesn't yet exist.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 21:19, 27 July 2006 (UTC) *You need [[Special:Mostlinked]], and in particular [[Special:Wantedpages]]. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 23:03, 27 July 2006 (UTC) == Benchmarks! == I think [[now]] was the 700th. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:51, 2 August 2006 (UTC) :Congratulations, everyone! Great work. Let's keep it up. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:02, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ===750=== [[lucky]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ===800=== [[benefit]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:27, 14 August 2006 (UTC) ===900=== [[legislation]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:21, 12 September 2006 (UTC) == A different idea == I recently had an idea for a sort of word rating system. This would show the SE user how difficult/complicated the word is considered by native speakers, and perhaps even include an easier and/or more challenging (for the basic words) alternative. I'm thinking of a kind of thermometer look, maybe up in the right-hand corner. It would have something like four or five degrees, including: basic or easy (from the BE850, words like [[do]], [[cold]], and [[woman]]), fairly basic or fairly easy (BE1500 or so, words like [[sink]], [[math]], and [[trust]]), medium or intermediate (about regular conversation level, somewhat less common than BE1500, words like [[complete]], [[freezing]], and [[feminine]]), fairly advanced or fairly hard (more complex or difficult a concept or term, words like [[nondescript]], [[anthropology]], and [[uncharacteristic]]), and advanced or hard (for jargon and other much less common words such as [[sodium benzoate]], [[sesquipedalian]], and [[indefatigable]]). We can tweak these levels or add new ones if/when we feel they are warranted. What do you all think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 10:07, 3 August 2006 (UTC) :I think it's a good idea, but I think basing it on BE is a bad idea, no matter how much you like BE. BE was not intended to choose the most simple or frequent words, but to bring together a list of words that would be sufficient to communicate any idea. Instead, I think we should base it on frequency counts, in the same way that the [http://www.longman.com/ldoce/ Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English] does. I think that using [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/nation.aspx Paul Nation]'s word counts would be a great place to start. He counts 'word families', so that ''run'', ''running'', ''runner'', etc. are all counted together. His counts are broken into 1000-word bands and are [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/range%20BNC.zip available] for free.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ::Though different organizations have different frequency counts, I think the idea is a sound one, and I think that there are many other word lists which would do a better job than BE. The only reason I've stuck with BE this long is because it was already there, and fairly convenient, not to mention a good place to start creating words. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 02:28, 14 August 2006 (UTC) :::I asked Paul Nation, and he wrote, "The lists are freely available for whoever wants to use them." Have a look.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:09, 15 August 2006 (UTC) ::::After looking at the BNC spoken frequency lists, I think you're right. I much prefer the way that these lists are set up, and it is nice to see not only the word but all its variations. I think it is much better. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 01:40, 24 August 2006 (UTC) == Move to [[Wiktionary talk:Simple talk]]? == I just want to throw up the idea of moving this page to the Wiktionary talk namespace. The advantage is that when editing a talk page [[MediaWiki:Talkpagetext]] is shown to the user. It would also leave this page open for FaQ's or something. Just an idea. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 14:55, 5 August 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for your input, Gerard. Nice to know you're still around every once in a while. You have a valid point about the talk page text being shown at the top of the page. It might be worth it to move it. However, I don't really care for the FAQ idea personally. It is supposed to be a simple *talk* page, so it should be something related to talk, even if it just redirects to its own talk page or explains how simple talk works. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 00:46, 24 August 2006 (UTC) ==Survivors?== I decided to come here and help out the project, after I saw the request for deletion at Meta. Personally, I would hate to see a project with this much potential die. <br><br> So, my question. How many regularly editing people are left? I noticed that a bureaucrat and two administrators haven't edited in a fairly long time, with the only admin exception seeming to be Cromwellt. Just give a shout here, I suppose. Thanks! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 21:49, 17 October 2006 (UTC) :Very few it seems, although I don't think ''left'' is the right word. There don't ever appear to have been many contributing memebers. Welcome though. Could I suggest you try to avoid difficult words in your definitions? For example, for ''approval'', you wrote "Formal permission or sanction." both words are less common than the word you're defining, and ''sanction'' is significantly less common. Just a suggestion. The participation is appreciated, though.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:30, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the suggestion. I used the word "left" because I had spent a while reading talk archives. This place seemed to be a lot more active back in Febuary. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 01:54, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ==Word of the Day== It seems the WotD has effectively died. Should we destroy the category/template for the word of the day as well? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 23:46, 25 October 2006 (UTC) Yes. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:13, 27 October 2006 (UTC) 11711 2006-11-02T17:35:17Z Gmcfoley 41 Vote to delete '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |} ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some countries, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) ==Category capitalization== Shall categories begin with upper cases or not? I am asking this because I have found different uses of upper and lower cases at [[Special:Categories]].--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 13:36, 14 April 2006 (UTC) :I had the same question a while back, though I asked it somewhere else. I think that categories should all be lowercase unless they are proper nouns, so that they work just like the entry titles. I'd say that you can go ahead an [[Wiktionary:Be bold|boldly]] change it, and if someone doesn't like it or has a better idea, they can change it back. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:33, 18 April 2006 (UTC) :If you do change it, don't forget to change the templates that refer to those categories, so that they put the words in the new place. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:22, 20 April 2006 (UTC) ::I see that [[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] has not worked on (or at least has not completed) changing the categories. I have completely changed my mind regarding them. The reason that articles in the (main) namespace are lowercase is to show the word as it is really meant to be and to distinguish between proper names and other words. This does not apply to categories or appendices (I just created the first appendix, [[:Appendix:Prepositions]]), though it should still apply to templates so that we don't have to type a capital letter every time we insert a template. Categories and appendices are ''groups'' of these words, and so should be capitalized regularly, just as they are in other projects. I am changing categories accordingly. Other thoughts? As I mentioned above, if we decide I'm wrong, we can boldly change it back. :) Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:54, 15 May 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == WikiReader == What do we think about publishing a WikiReader with the BE850 and BE1500? I'd be happy to do most of the work behind it (exporting to PDF, managing download site etc). [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 12:00, 19 May 2006 (UTC) :I'm thinking we should probably have them mostly done before we worry about that, but other than that, sound good. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 19:03, 23 May 2006 (UTC) == Translations == Other Wiktionaries add translations for words into other languages. SEWiktionary is meant to give definitions of English words using simple English, so if we did add translations, we would not include those other words here, but only link to other wiktionaries. For example, if we translated "heavy" (meaning having a lot of weight), the Spanish is "pesado." We might link to the English Wiktionary page on [[:en:pesado]] or to the Spanish Wiktionary [[:es:pesado]]. These would be interwiki links, but under a translation section, not an "in other languages" sidebar interwiki, since each meaning should be translated separately. I think there are pros and cons to this idea. The pros are that our focus audience are people who are do not know much English, and many of them only know it as a second language, so a translation into their own language could be quite useful. The cons are that we are focused on English words. A translation would be a distraction from our focus. Also, that niche is already filled by the English Wiktionary. I think our focus should stay firmly fixed on simple English definitions of English words. Feel free to comment. We'll do what the community decides, of course. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:08, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == Etymologies/word histories == Another thing that has come up is the question of etymologies. English Wiktionary and others show the etymology of each word, and tend to have the earlier forms as separate entries. Because we are focused on English words (that is, Modern English), we would not include those early forms separately, but we could include unlinked word origins/etymologies. Again, there are pros and cons. Etymologies could be difficult to understand for someone who doesn't know much English. Additionally, they are not our focus, and could be a distraction. Plus, English Wiktionary already does that more effectively. On the other hand, I think it is cool to show where words come from, and this can help people understand why a word is spelled a particular way, I think. English orthography is one of the hardest parts of learning English, but knowing where a word comes from helps significantly in understanding its orthography (spelling). That said, teaching English is not our goal here, any more than it is the goal of Simple English Wikipedia. We are writing a dictionary here, not an English 101 textbook. If people use us to learn English, that is their own choice, but it is not our focus. I guess I could go either way on this one. I tentatively '''support''' adding etymologies to words. What do all of you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:16, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == How detailed do we go? == In articles such as that for [[sad]], some users have obvioulsy gone to a great deal of trouble to flesh out all sorts of synonyms, related words, etc. Unfortunately, few of the words are very simple (or even useful. For example, on the [[sad]] page we have ''glum'' as a synonym.) I think this kind of detail needs to be pared back to avoid being overwhelming to English language learners. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:26, 16 July 2006 (UTC) :Yeah, I was the one who put all those synonyms and antonyms on there. I still think it is useful, and it is obvious that they are synonyms, etc. by their placement, but I guess I did go a little overboard. But this wiktionary should not be limited to Simple English words. It should include all English words, but the definitions should be limited to simple English. People may find the word [[glum]] and wonder what it means, but not be able to understand the English Wiktionary definition. We need that entry here, and its connection to [[sad]] seems very logical. I think [[lugubrious]] should be cut out sooner than [[glum]]. Limiting the synonyms and antonyms may be useful in some ways, but we are about including information, not leaving it out. We might even want to include (for example) a main synonym section, and later on a section on ''other synonyms''. I don't know. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:44, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::Indeed, we should have articles for simple words and other words, so there should eventually be an entry for ''glum'', ''lugubrious'' and whatever else you can come up with. However, a typical user who is looking up the word ''sad'', will not benefit from ''glum''. The user who looks up ''glum'', on the other hand, may well benefit from being told that ''sad'' is a synonym as they will likely have no idea what ''glum'' means, but may very well understand ''sad''. ::Furthermore, you write, "we are about including information, not leaving it out." To the contrary! Knowing what to leave out is at least as important as knowing what to put in. A 20-page dictionary entry on ''run'' is neither simple nor useful. This is, after all, a dictionary, not a thesaurus or an encyclopedia. If the user who looks up ''sad'' is looking specifically for uncommon synonyms, they're using a wrench to drive in a nail.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:58, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::*Well how else do you expect people to look for uncommon synonyms, except by starting with a common word? Perhaps we can put common synonyms right there on the page, while listing rare ones separately on a thesaurus-like page. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 07:07, 31 July 2006 (UTC) ::::If they're looking for uncommon synonyms, they should use a thesaurus, not a dictionary.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 11:27, 31 July 2006 (UTC) :::::Hey Brett, I really enjoyed your wrench-nail analogy. Kappa is referring to what EWikt has done in its Wikisaurus sub-project. We could do something similar here if people are interested in the idea. But either way, most dictionaries include at least some synonyms, and I think we should do so, too. You have a point when you say that glum should link to sad, but not necessarily sad to glum. Maybe if we tend to limit it to the first five or so most common synonyms and antonyms, it will be useful but not overboard. We can always change it later if we change our minds, etc. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:08, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ==Workshop== The following was posted by Adam Kilgarriff on the Corpora mailing list ---- LEXICOM-ASIA 2006 A Workshop in Lexicography and Lexical Computing Venue: Kowloon, Hong Kong Hosts: Language Centre, Hong Kong Univ of Science and Technology Dates: December 11th-15th, 2006 Led by Adam Kilgarriff and Michael Rundell of the Lexicography MasterClass, Lexicom is an intensive one-week workshop, with seminars on theoretical issues alternating with practical sessions at the computer. There will be some parallel 'lexicographic' and 'computational' sessions. Topics to be covered include: * corpus creation * corpus analysis: o software and corpus querying o discovering word senses, recording contextual information * writing dictionary entries * dictionary databases and writing systems * using web data Applications are invited from people with interests and experience in any of these areas. Over the last six years Lexicom has attracted 200 participants from 28 countries including lexicographers, computational linguists, professors, research students, translators, terminologists, and editors, managers and technical support staff from dictionary publishers and information management companies. The venue, HKUST, is beautifully situated on Clearwater Bay in Kowloon, only 30 minutes from central Hong Kong. To register for Lexicom, go to: http://lc.ust.hk/~centre/lexi2006/ Early registration is advised (the Workshop has been oversubscribed in previous years), and registrations received before 7th October 2006 carry a discounted fee. Further details, including reports of past events can be found at: http://www.lexmasterclass.com. Michael Rundell & Adam Kilgarriff The Lexicography MasterClass --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 13:31, 28 September 2006 (UTC) == Logo discussion == Greetings, I apologise for writing in English. There is a discussion about the logo for Wiktionary at [[meta:Wiktionary/logo]]. Please go there and help us decide. Please also put this message on your community page. Thank you. -[[meta:User:Dbmag9|Dbmag9]] (copied here from [[talk:Main Page]] by [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:39, 23 July 2006 (UTC)) == Most linked article == Is there a way to find the article with the most links? In particular, I'm interested in finding the most-linked-to article that doesn't yet exist.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 21:19, 27 July 2006 (UTC) *You need [[Special:Mostlinked]], and in particular [[Special:Wantedpages]]. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 23:03, 27 July 2006 (UTC) == Benchmarks! == I think [[now]] was the 700th. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:51, 2 August 2006 (UTC) :Congratulations, everyone! Great work. Let's keep it up. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:02, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ===750=== [[lucky]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ===800=== [[benefit]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:27, 14 August 2006 (UTC) ===900=== [[legislation]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:21, 12 September 2006 (UTC) == A different idea == I recently had an idea for a sort of word rating system. This would show the SE user how difficult/complicated the word is considered by native speakers, and perhaps even include an easier and/or more challenging (for the basic words) alternative. I'm thinking of a kind of thermometer look, maybe up in the right-hand corner. It would have something like four or five degrees, including: basic or easy (from the BE850, words like [[do]], [[cold]], and [[woman]]), fairly basic or fairly easy (BE1500 or so, words like [[sink]], [[math]], and [[trust]]), medium or intermediate (about regular conversation level, somewhat less common than BE1500, words like [[complete]], [[freezing]], and [[feminine]]), fairly advanced or fairly hard (more complex or difficult a concept or term, words like [[nondescript]], [[anthropology]], and [[uncharacteristic]]), and advanced or hard (for jargon and other much less common words such as [[sodium benzoate]], [[sesquipedalian]], and [[indefatigable]]). We can tweak these levels or add new ones if/when we feel they are warranted. What do you all think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 10:07, 3 August 2006 (UTC) :I think it's a good idea, but I think basing it on BE is a bad idea, no matter how much you like BE. BE was not intended to choose the most simple or frequent words, but to bring together a list of words that would be sufficient to communicate any idea. Instead, I think we should base it on frequency counts, in the same way that the [http://www.longman.com/ldoce/ Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English] does. I think that using [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/nation.aspx Paul Nation]'s word counts would be a great place to start. He counts 'word families', so that ''run'', ''running'', ''runner'', etc. are all counted together. His counts are broken into 1000-word bands and are [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/range%20BNC.zip available] for free.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ::Though different organizations have different frequency counts, I think the idea is a sound one, and I think that there are many other word lists which would do a better job than BE. The only reason I've stuck with BE this long is because it was already there, and fairly convenient, not to mention a good place to start creating words. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 02:28, 14 August 2006 (UTC) :::I asked Paul Nation, and he wrote, "The lists are freely available for whoever wants to use them." Have a look.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:09, 15 August 2006 (UTC) ::::After looking at the BNC spoken frequency lists, I think you're right. I much prefer the way that these lists are set up, and it is nice to see not only the word but all its variations. I think it is much better. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 01:40, 24 August 2006 (UTC) == Move to [[Wiktionary talk:Simple talk]]? == I just want to throw up the idea of moving this page to the Wiktionary talk namespace. The advantage is that when editing a talk page [[MediaWiki:Talkpagetext]] is shown to the user. It would also leave this page open for FaQ's or something. Just an idea. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 14:55, 5 August 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for your input, Gerard. Nice to know you're still around every once in a while. You have a valid point about the talk page text being shown at the top of the page. It might be worth it to move it. However, I don't really care for the FAQ idea personally. It is supposed to be a simple *talk* page, so it should be something related to talk, even if it just redirects to its own talk page or explains how simple talk works. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 00:46, 24 August 2006 (UTC) ==Survivors?== I decided to come here and help out the project, after I saw the request for deletion at Meta. Personally, I would hate to see a project with this much potential die. <br><br> So, my question. How many regularly editing people are left? I noticed that a bureaucrat and two administrators haven't edited in a fairly long time, with the only admin exception seeming to be Cromwellt. Just give a shout here, I suppose. Thanks! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 21:49, 17 October 2006 (UTC) :Very few it seems, although I don't think ''left'' is the right word. There don't ever appear to have been many contributing memebers. Welcome though. Could I suggest you try to avoid difficult words in your definitions? For example, for ''approval'', you wrote "Formal permission or sanction." both words are less common than the word you're defining, and ''sanction'' is significantly less common. Just a suggestion. The participation is appreciated, though.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:30, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the suggestion. I used the word "left" because I had spent a while reading talk archives. This place seemed to be a lot more active back in Febuary. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 01:54, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ==Word of the Day== It seems the WotD has effectively died. Should we destroy the category/template for the word of the day as well? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 23:46, 25 October 2006 (UTC) Yes. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:13, 27 October 2006 (UTC) == Vote to delete == I ended to vote to close this project on Meta. It has gone on long enough and is going nowhere fast. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 17:35, 2 November 2006 (UTC) 11713 2006-11-02T18:14:44Z Brett 77 /* Vote to delete */ '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |} ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some countries, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) ==Category capitalization== Shall categories begin with upper cases or not? I am asking this because I have found different uses of upper and lower cases at [[Special:Categories]].--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 13:36, 14 April 2006 (UTC) :I had the same question a while back, though I asked it somewhere else. I think that categories should all be lowercase unless they are proper nouns, so that they work just like the entry titles. I'd say that you can go ahead an [[Wiktionary:Be bold|boldly]] change it, and if someone doesn't like it or has a better idea, they can change it back. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:33, 18 April 2006 (UTC) :If you do change it, don't forget to change the templates that refer to those categories, so that they put the words in the new place. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:22, 20 April 2006 (UTC) ::I see that [[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] has not worked on (or at least has not completed) changing the categories. I have completely changed my mind regarding them. The reason that articles in the (main) namespace are lowercase is to show the word as it is really meant to be and to distinguish between proper names and other words. This does not apply to categories or appendices (I just created the first appendix, [[:Appendix:Prepositions]]), though it should still apply to templates so that we don't have to type a capital letter every time we insert a template. Categories and appendices are ''groups'' of these words, and so should be capitalized regularly, just as they are in other projects. I am changing categories accordingly. Other thoughts? As I mentioned above, if we decide I'm wrong, we can boldly change it back. :) Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:54, 15 May 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == WikiReader == What do we think about publishing a WikiReader with the BE850 and BE1500? I'd be happy to do most of the work behind it (exporting to PDF, managing download site etc). [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 12:00, 19 May 2006 (UTC) :I'm thinking we should probably have them mostly done before we worry about that, but other than that, sound good. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 19:03, 23 May 2006 (UTC) == Translations == Other Wiktionaries add translations for words into other languages. SEWiktionary is meant to give definitions of English words using simple English, so if we did add translations, we would not include those other words here, but only link to other wiktionaries. For example, if we translated "heavy" (meaning having a lot of weight), the Spanish is "pesado." We might link to the English Wiktionary page on [[:en:pesado]] or to the Spanish Wiktionary [[:es:pesado]]. These would be interwiki links, but under a translation section, not an "in other languages" sidebar interwiki, since each meaning should be translated separately. I think there are pros and cons to this idea. The pros are that our focus audience are people who are do not know much English, and many of them only know it as a second language, so a translation into their own language could be quite useful. The cons are that we are focused on English words. A translation would be a distraction from our focus. Also, that niche is already filled by the English Wiktionary. I think our focus should stay firmly fixed on simple English definitions of English words. Feel free to comment. We'll do what the community decides, of course. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:08, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == Etymologies/word histories == Another thing that has come up is the question of etymologies. English Wiktionary and others show the etymology of each word, and tend to have the earlier forms as separate entries. Because we are focused on English words (that is, Modern English), we would not include those early forms separately, but we could include unlinked word origins/etymologies. Again, there are pros and cons. Etymologies could be difficult to understand for someone who doesn't know much English. Additionally, they are not our focus, and could be a distraction. Plus, English Wiktionary already does that more effectively. On the other hand, I think it is cool to show where words come from, and this can help people understand why a word is spelled a particular way, I think. English orthography is one of the hardest parts of learning English, but knowing where a word comes from helps significantly in understanding its orthography (spelling). That said, teaching English is not our goal here, any more than it is the goal of Simple English Wikipedia. We are writing a dictionary here, not an English 101 textbook. If people use us to learn English, that is their own choice, but it is not our focus. I guess I could go either way on this one. I tentatively '''support''' adding etymologies to words. What do all of you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:16, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == How detailed do we go? == In articles such as that for [[sad]], some users have obvioulsy gone to a great deal of trouble to flesh out all sorts of synonyms, related words, etc. Unfortunately, few of the words are very simple (or even useful. For example, on the [[sad]] page we have ''glum'' as a synonym.) I think this kind of detail needs to be pared back to avoid being overwhelming to English language learners. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:26, 16 July 2006 (UTC) :Yeah, I was the one who put all those synonyms and antonyms on there. I still think it is useful, and it is obvious that they are synonyms, etc. by their placement, but I guess I did go a little overboard. But this wiktionary should not be limited to Simple English words. It should include all English words, but the definitions should be limited to simple English. People may find the word [[glum]] and wonder what it means, but not be able to understand the English Wiktionary definition. We need that entry here, and its connection to [[sad]] seems very logical. I think [[lugubrious]] should be cut out sooner than [[glum]]. Limiting the synonyms and antonyms may be useful in some ways, but we are about including information, not leaving it out. We might even want to include (for example) a main synonym section, and later on a section on ''other synonyms''. I don't know. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:44, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::Indeed, we should have articles for simple words and other words, so there should eventually be an entry for ''glum'', ''lugubrious'' and whatever else you can come up with. However, a typical user who is looking up the word ''sad'', will not benefit from ''glum''. The user who looks up ''glum'', on the other hand, may well benefit from being told that ''sad'' is a synonym as they will likely have no idea what ''glum'' means, but may very well understand ''sad''. ::Furthermore, you write, "we are about including information, not leaving it out." To the contrary! Knowing what to leave out is at least as important as knowing what to put in. A 20-page dictionary entry on ''run'' is neither simple nor useful. This is, after all, a dictionary, not a thesaurus or an encyclopedia. If the user who looks up ''sad'' is looking specifically for uncommon synonyms, they're using a wrench to drive in a nail.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:58, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::*Well how else do you expect people to look for uncommon synonyms, except by starting with a common word? Perhaps we can put common synonyms right there on the page, while listing rare ones separately on a thesaurus-like page. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 07:07, 31 July 2006 (UTC) ::::If they're looking for uncommon synonyms, they should use a thesaurus, not a dictionary.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 11:27, 31 July 2006 (UTC) :::::Hey Brett, I really enjoyed your wrench-nail analogy. Kappa is referring to what EWikt has done in its Wikisaurus sub-project. We could do something similar here if people are interested in the idea. But either way, most dictionaries include at least some synonyms, and I think we should do so, too. You have a point when you say that glum should link to sad, but not necessarily sad to glum. Maybe if we tend to limit it to the first five or so most common synonyms and antonyms, it will be useful but not overboard. We can always change it later if we change our minds, etc. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:08, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ==Workshop== The following was posted by Adam Kilgarriff on the Corpora mailing list ---- LEXICOM-ASIA 2006 A Workshop in Lexicography and Lexical Computing Venue: Kowloon, Hong Kong Hosts: Language Centre, Hong Kong Univ of Science and Technology Dates: December 11th-15th, 2006 Led by Adam Kilgarriff and Michael Rundell of the Lexicography MasterClass, Lexicom is an intensive one-week workshop, with seminars on theoretical issues alternating with practical sessions at the computer. There will be some parallel 'lexicographic' and 'computational' sessions. Topics to be covered include: * corpus creation * corpus analysis: o software and corpus querying o discovering word senses, recording contextual information * writing dictionary entries * dictionary databases and writing systems * using web data Applications are invited from people with interests and experience in any of these areas. Over the last six years Lexicom has attracted 200 participants from 28 countries including lexicographers, computational linguists, professors, research students, translators, terminologists, and editors, managers and technical support staff from dictionary publishers and information management companies. The venue, HKUST, is beautifully situated on Clearwater Bay in Kowloon, only 30 minutes from central Hong Kong. To register for Lexicom, go to: http://lc.ust.hk/~centre/lexi2006/ Early registration is advised (the Workshop has been oversubscribed in previous years), and registrations received before 7th October 2006 carry a discounted fee. Further details, including reports of past events can be found at: http://www.lexmasterclass.com. Michael Rundell & Adam Kilgarriff The Lexicography MasterClass --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 13:31, 28 September 2006 (UTC) == Logo discussion == Greetings, I apologise for writing in English. There is a discussion about the logo for Wiktionary at [[meta:Wiktionary/logo]]. Please go there and help us decide. Please also put this message on your community page. Thank you. -[[meta:User:Dbmag9|Dbmag9]] (copied here from [[talk:Main Page]] by [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:39, 23 July 2006 (UTC)) == Most linked article == Is there a way to find the article with the most links? In particular, I'm interested in finding the most-linked-to article that doesn't yet exist.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 21:19, 27 July 2006 (UTC) *You need [[Special:Mostlinked]], and in particular [[Special:Wantedpages]]. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 23:03, 27 July 2006 (UTC) == Benchmarks! == I think [[now]] was the 700th. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:51, 2 August 2006 (UTC) :Congratulations, everyone! Great work. Let's keep it up. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:02, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ===750=== [[lucky]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ===800=== [[benefit]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:27, 14 August 2006 (UTC) ===900=== [[legislation]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:21, 12 September 2006 (UTC) == A different idea == I recently had an idea for a sort of word rating system. This would show the SE user how difficult/complicated the word is considered by native speakers, and perhaps even include an easier and/or more challenging (for the basic words) alternative. I'm thinking of a kind of thermometer look, maybe up in the right-hand corner. It would have something like four or five degrees, including: basic or easy (from the BE850, words like [[do]], [[cold]], and [[woman]]), fairly basic or fairly easy (BE1500 or so, words like [[sink]], [[math]], and [[trust]]), medium or intermediate (about regular conversation level, somewhat less common than BE1500, words like [[complete]], [[freezing]], and [[feminine]]), fairly advanced or fairly hard (more complex or difficult a concept or term, words like [[nondescript]], [[anthropology]], and [[uncharacteristic]]), and advanced or hard (for jargon and other much less common words such as [[sodium benzoate]], [[sesquipedalian]], and [[indefatigable]]). We can tweak these levels or add new ones if/when we feel they are warranted. What do you all think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 10:07, 3 August 2006 (UTC) :I think it's a good idea, but I think basing it on BE is a bad idea, no matter how much you like BE. BE was not intended to choose the most simple or frequent words, but to bring together a list of words that would be sufficient to communicate any idea. Instead, I think we should base it on frequency counts, in the same way that the [http://www.longman.com/ldoce/ Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English] does. I think that using [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/nation.aspx Paul Nation]'s word counts would be a great place to start. He counts 'word families', so that ''run'', ''running'', ''runner'', etc. are all counted together. His counts are broken into 1000-word bands and are [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/range%20BNC.zip available] for free.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ::Though different organizations have different frequency counts, I think the idea is a sound one, and I think that there are many other word lists which would do a better job than BE. The only reason I've stuck with BE this long is because it was already there, and fairly convenient, not to mention a good place to start creating words. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 02:28, 14 August 2006 (UTC) :::I asked Paul Nation, and he wrote, "The lists are freely available for whoever wants to use them." Have a look.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:09, 15 August 2006 (UTC) ::::After looking at the BNC spoken frequency lists, I think you're right. I much prefer the way that these lists are set up, and it is nice to see not only the word but all its variations. I think it is much better. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 01:40, 24 August 2006 (UTC) == Move to [[Wiktionary talk:Simple talk]]? == I just want to throw up the idea of moving this page to the Wiktionary talk namespace. The advantage is that when editing a talk page [[MediaWiki:Talkpagetext]] is shown to the user. It would also leave this page open for FaQ's or something. Just an idea. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 14:55, 5 August 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for your input, Gerard. Nice to know you're still around every once in a while. You have a valid point about the talk page text being shown at the top of the page. It might be worth it to move it. However, I don't really care for the FAQ idea personally. It is supposed to be a simple *talk* page, so it should be something related to talk, even if it just redirects to its own talk page or explains how simple talk works. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 00:46, 24 August 2006 (UTC) ==Survivors?== I decided to come here and help out the project, after I saw the request for deletion at Meta. Personally, I would hate to see a project with this much potential die. <br><br> So, my question. How many regularly editing people are left? I noticed that a bureaucrat and two administrators haven't edited in a fairly long time, with the only admin exception seeming to be Cromwellt. Just give a shout here, I suppose. Thanks! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 21:49, 17 October 2006 (UTC) :Very few it seems, although I don't think ''left'' is the right word. There don't ever appear to have been many contributing memebers. Welcome though. Could I suggest you try to avoid difficult words in your definitions? For example, for ''approval'', you wrote "Formal permission or sanction." both words are less common than the word you're defining, and ''sanction'' is significantly less common. Just a suggestion. The participation is appreciated, though.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:30, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the suggestion. I used the word "left" because I had spent a while reading talk archives. This place seemed to be a lot more active back in Febuary. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 01:54, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ==Word of the Day== It seems the WotD has effectively died. Should we destroy the category/template for the word of the day as well? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 23:46, 25 October 2006 (UTC) Yes. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:13, 27 October 2006 (UTC) == Vote to delete == I ended to vote to close this project on Meta. It has gone on long enough and is going nowhere fast. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 17:35, 2 November 2006 (UTC) :thank you!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:14, 2 November 2006 (UTC) 11717 2006-11-03T00:59:52Z PullToOpen 119 /* Vote to delete */ '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |} ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some countries, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) ==Category capitalization== Shall categories begin with upper cases or not? I am asking this because I have found different uses of upper and lower cases at [[Special:Categories]].--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 13:36, 14 April 2006 (UTC) :I had the same question a while back, though I asked it somewhere else. I think that categories should all be lowercase unless they are proper nouns, so that they work just like the entry titles. I'd say that you can go ahead an [[Wiktionary:Be bold|boldly]] change it, and if someone doesn't like it or has a better idea, they can change it back. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:33, 18 April 2006 (UTC) :If you do change it, don't forget to change the templates that refer to those categories, so that they put the words in the new place. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:22, 20 April 2006 (UTC) ::I see that [[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] has not worked on (or at least has not completed) changing the categories. I have completely changed my mind regarding them. The reason that articles in the (main) namespace are lowercase is to show the word as it is really meant to be and to distinguish between proper names and other words. This does not apply to categories or appendices (I just created the first appendix, [[:Appendix:Prepositions]]), though it should still apply to templates so that we don't have to type a capital letter every time we insert a template. Categories and appendices are ''groups'' of these words, and so should be capitalized regularly, just as they are in other projects. I am changing categories accordingly. Other thoughts? As I mentioned above, if we decide I'm wrong, we can boldly change it back. :) Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:54, 15 May 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == WikiReader == What do we think about publishing a WikiReader with the BE850 and BE1500? I'd be happy to do most of the work behind it (exporting to PDF, managing download site etc). [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 12:00, 19 May 2006 (UTC) :I'm thinking we should probably have them mostly done before we worry about that, but other than that, sound good. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 19:03, 23 May 2006 (UTC) == Translations == Other Wiktionaries add translations for words into other languages. SEWiktionary is meant to give definitions of English words using simple English, so if we did add translations, we would not include those other words here, but only link to other wiktionaries. For example, if we translated "heavy" (meaning having a lot of weight), the Spanish is "pesado." We might link to the English Wiktionary page on [[:en:pesado]] or to the Spanish Wiktionary [[:es:pesado]]. These would be interwiki links, but under a translation section, not an "in other languages" sidebar interwiki, since each meaning should be translated separately. I think there are pros and cons to this idea. The pros are that our focus audience are people who are do not know much English, and many of them only know it as a second language, so a translation into their own language could be quite useful. The cons are that we are focused on English words. A translation would be a distraction from our focus. Also, that niche is already filled by the English Wiktionary. I think our focus should stay firmly fixed on simple English definitions of English words. Feel free to comment. We'll do what the community decides, of course. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:08, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == Etymologies/word histories == Another thing that has come up is the question of etymologies. English Wiktionary and others show the etymology of each word, and tend to have the earlier forms as separate entries. Because we are focused on English words (that is, Modern English), we would not include those early forms separately, but we could include unlinked word origins/etymologies. Again, there are pros and cons. Etymologies could be difficult to understand for someone who doesn't know much English. Additionally, they are not our focus, and could be a distraction. Plus, English Wiktionary already does that more effectively. On the other hand, I think it is cool to show where words come from, and this can help people understand why a word is spelled a particular way, I think. English orthography is one of the hardest parts of learning English, but knowing where a word comes from helps significantly in understanding its orthography (spelling). That said, teaching English is not our goal here, any more than it is the goal of Simple English Wikipedia. We are writing a dictionary here, not an English 101 textbook. If people use us to learn English, that is their own choice, but it is not our focus. I guess I could go either way on this one. I tentatively '''support''' adding etymologies to words. What do all of you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:16, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == How detailed do we go? == In articles such as that for [[sad]], some users have obvioulsy gone to a great deal of trouble to flesh out all sorts of synonyms, related words, etc. Unfortunately, few of the words are very simple (or even useful. For example, on the [[sad]] page we have ''glum'' as a synonym.) I think this kind of detail needs to be pared back to avoid being overwhelming to English language learners. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:26, 16 July 2006 (UTC) :Yeah, I was the one who put all those synonyms and antonyms on there. I still think it is useful, and it is obvious that they are synonyms, etc. by their placement, but I guess I did go a little overboard. But this wiktionary should not be limited to Simple English words. It should include all English words, but the definitions should be limited to simple English. People may find the word [[glum]] and wonder what it means, but not be able to understand the English Wiktionary definition. We need that entry here, and its connection to [[sad]] seems very logical. I think [[lugubrious]] should be cut out sooner than [[glum]]. Limiting the synonyms and antonyms may be useful in some ways, but we are about including information, not leaving it out. We might even want to include (for example) a main synonym section, and later on a section on ''other synonyms''. I don't know. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:44, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::Indeed, we should have articles for simple words and other words, so there should eventually be an entry for ''glum'', ''lugubrious'' and whatever else you can come up with. However, a typical user who is looking up the word ''sad'', will not benefit from ''glum''. The user who looks up ''glum'', on the other hand, may well benefit from being told that ''sad'' is a synonym as they will likely have no idea what ''glum'' means, but may very well understand ''sad''. ::Furthermore, you write, "we are about including information, not leaving it out." To the contrary! Knowing what to leave out is at least as important as knowing what to put in. A 20-page dictionary entry on ''run'' is neither simple nor useful. This is, after all, a dictionary, not a thesaurus or an encyclopedia. If the user who looks up ''sad'' is looking specifically for uncommon synonyms, they're using a wrench to drive in a nail.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:58, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::*Well how else do you expect people to look for uncommon synonyms, except by starting with a common word? Perhaps we can put common synonyms right there on the page, while listing rare ones separately on a thesaurus-like page. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 07:07, 31 July 2006 (UTC) ::::If they're looking for uncommon synonyms, they should use a thesaurus, not a dictionary.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 11:27, 31 July 2006 (UTC) :::::Hey Brett, I really enjoyed your wrench-nail analogy. Kappa is referring to what EWikt has done in its Wikisaurus sub-project. We could do something similar here if people are interested in the idea. But either way, most dictionaries include at least some synonyms, and I think we should do so, too. You have a point when you say that glum should link to sad, but not necessarily sad to glum. Maybe if we tend to limit it to the first five or so most common synonyms and antonyms, it will be useful but not overboard. We can always change it later if we change our minds, etc. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:08, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ==Workshop== The following was posted by Adam Kilgarriff on the Corpora mailing list ---- LEXICOM-ASIA 2006 A Workshop in Lexicography and Lexical Computing Venue: Kowloon, Hong Kong Hosts: Language Centre, Hong Kong Univ of Science and Technology Dates: December 11th-15th, 2006 Led by Adam Kilgarriff and Michael Rundell of the Lexicography MasterClass, Lexicom is an intensive one-week workshop, with seminars on theoretical issues alternating with practical sessions at the computer. There will be some parallel 'lexicographic' and 'computational' sessions. Topics to be covered include: * corpus creation * corpus analysis: o software and corpus querying o discovering word senses, recording contextual information * writing dictionary entries * dictionary databases and writing systems * using web data Applications are invited from people with interests and experience in any of these areas. Over the last six years Lexicom has attracted 200 participants from 28 countries including lexicographers, computational linguists, professors, research students, translators, terminologists, and editors, managers and technical support staff from dictionary publishers and information management companies. The venue, HKUST, is beautifully situated on Clearwater Bay in Kowloon, only 30 minutes from central Hong Kong. To register for Lexicom, go to: http://lc.ust.hk/~centre/lexi2006/ Early registration is advised (the Workshop has been oversubscribed in previous years), and registrations received before 7th October 2006 carry a discounted fee. Further details, including reports of past events can be found at: http://www.lexmasterclass.com. Michael Rundell & Adam Kilgarriff The Lexicography MasterClass --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 13:31, 28 September 2006 (UTC) == Logo discussion == Greetings, I apologise for writing in English. There is a discussion about the logo for Wiktionary at [[meta:Wiktionary/logo]]. Please go there and help us decide. Please also put this message on your community page. Thank you. -[[meta:User:Dbmag9|Dbmag9]] (copied here from [[talk:Main Page]] by [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:39, 23 July 2006 (UTC)) == Most linked article == Is there a way to find the article with the most links? In particular, I'm interested in finding the most-linked-to article that doesn't yet exist.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 21:19, 27 July 2006 (UTC) *You need [[Special:Mostlinked]], and in particular [[Special:Wantedpages]]. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 23:03, 27 July 2006 (UTC) == Benchmarks! == I think [[now]] was the 700th. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:51, 2 August 2006 (UTC) :Congratulations, everyone! Great work. Let's keep it up. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:02, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ===750=== [[lucky]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ===800=== [[benefit]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:27, 14 August 2006 (UTC) ===900=== [[legislation]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:21, 12 September 2006 (UTC) == A different idea == I recently had an idea for a sort of word rating system. This would show the SE user how difficult/complicated the word is considered by native speakers, and perhaps even include an easier and/or more challenging (for the basic words) alternative. I'm thinking of a kind of thermometer look, maybe up in the right-hand corner. It would have something like four or five degrees, including: basic or easy (from the BE850, words like [[do]], [[cold]], and [[woman]]), fairly basic or fairly easy (BE1500 or so, words like [[sink]], [[math]], and [[trust]]), medium or intermediate (about regular conversation level, somewhat less common than BE1500, words like [[complete]], [[freezing]], and [[feminine]]), fairly advanced or fairly hard (more complex or difficult a concept or term, words like [[nondescript]], [[anthropology]], and [[uncharacteristic]]), and advanced or hard (for jargon and other much less common words such as [[sodium benzoate]], [[sesquipedalian]], and [[indefatigable]]). We can tweak these levels or add new ones if/when we feel they are warranted. What do you all think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 10:07, 3 August 2006 (UTC) :I think it's a good idea, but I think basing it on BE is a bad idea, no matter how much you like BE. BE was not intended to choose the most simple or frequent words, but to bring together a list of words that would be sufficient to communicate any idea. Instead, I think we should base it on frequency counts, in the same way that the [http://www.longman.com/ldoce/ Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English] does. I think that using [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/nation.aspx Paul Nation]'s word counts would be a great place to start. He counts 'word families', so that ''run'', ''running'', ''runner'', etc. are all counted together. His counts are broken into 1000-word bands and are [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/range%20BNC.zip available] for free.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ::Though different organizations have different frequency counts, I think the idea is a sound one, and I think that there are many other word lists which would do a better job than BE. The only reason I've stuck with BE this long is because it was already there, and fairly convenient, not to mention a good place to start creating words. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 02:28, 14 August 2006 (UTC) :::I asked Paul Nation, and he wrote, "The lists are freely available for whoever wants to use them." Have a look.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:09, 15 August 2006 (UTC) ::::After looking at the BNC spoken frequency lists, I think you're right. I much prefer the way that these lists are set up, and it is nice to see not only the word but all its variations. I think it is much better. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 01:40, 24 August 2006 (UTC) == Move to [[Wiktionary talk:Simple talk]]? == I just want to throw up the idea of moving this page to the Wiktionary talk namespace. The advantage is that when editing a talk page [[MediaWiki:Talkpagetext]] is shown to the user. It would also leave this page open for FaQ's or something. Just an idea. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 14:55, 5 August 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for your input, Gerard. Nice to know you're still around every once in a while. You have a valid point about the talk page text being shown at the top of the page. It might be worth it to move it. However, I don't really care for the FAQ idea personally. It is supposed to be a simple *talk* page, so it should be something related to talk, even if it just redirects to its own talk page or explains how simple talk works. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 00:46, 24 August 2006 (UTC) ==Survivors?== I decided to come here and help out the project, after I saw the request for deletion at Meta. Personally, I would hate to see a project with this much potential die. <br><br> So, my question. How many regularly editing people are left? I noticed that a bureaucrat and two administrators haven't edited in a fairly long time, with the only admin exception seeming to be Cromwellt. Just give a shout here, I suppose. Thanks! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 21:49, 17 October 2006 (UTC) :Very few it seems, although I don't think ''left'' is the right word. There don't ever appear to have been many contributing memebers. Welcome though. Could I suggest you try to avoid difficult words in your definitions? For example, for ''approval'', you wrote "Formal permission or sanction." both words are less common than the word you're defining, and ''sanction'' is significantly less common. Just a suggestion. The participation is appreciated, though.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:30, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the suggestion. I used the word "left" because I had spent a while reading talk archives. This place seemed to be a lot more active back in Febuary. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 01:54, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ==Word of the Day== It seems the WotD has effectively died. Should we destroy the category/template for the word of the day as well? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 23:46, 25 October 2006 (UTC) Yes. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:13, 27 October 2006 (UTC) == Vote to delete == I ended to vote to close this project on Meta. It has gone on long enough and is going nowhere fast. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 17:35, 2 November 2006 (UTC) :thank you!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:14, 2 November 2006 (UTC) ::Ah, finally. Its about time they closed that one up. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 00:59, 3 November 2006 (UTC) 11741 2006-11-03T20:03:41Z Brett 77 /* Benchmarks! */ '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |} ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some countries, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) ==Category capitalization== Shall categories begin with upper cases or not? I am asking this because I have found different uses of upper and lower cases at [[Special:Categories]].--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 13:36, 14 April 2006 (UTC) :I had the same question a while back, though I asked it somewhere else. I think that categories should all be lowercase unless they are proper nouns, so that they work just like the entry titles. I'd say that you can go ahead an [[Wiktionary:Be bold|boldly]] change it, and if someone doesn't like it or has a better idea, they can change it back. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:33, 18 April 2006 (UTC) :If you do change it, don't forget to change the templates that refer to those categories, so that they put the words in the new place. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:22, 20 April 2006 (UTC) ::I see that [[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] has not worked on (or at least has not completed) changing the categories. I have completely changed my mind regarding them. The reason that articles in the (main) namespace are lowercase is to show the word as it is really meant to be and to distinguish between proper names and other words. This does not apply to categories or appendices (I just created the first appendix, [[:Appendix:Prepositions]]), though it should still apply to templates so that we don't have to type a capital letter every time we insert a template. Categories and appendices are ''groups'' of these words, and so should be capitalized regularly, just as they are in other projects. I am changing categories accordingly. Other thoughts? As I mentioned above, if we decide I'm wrong, we can boldly change it back. :) Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:54, 15 May 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == WikiReader == What do we think about publishing a WikiReader with the BE850 and BE1500? I'd be happy to do most of the work behind it (exporting to PDF, managing download site etc). [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 12:00, 19 May 2006 (UTC) :I'm thinking we should probably have them mostly done before we worry about that, but other than that, sound good. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 19:03, 23 May 2006 (UTC) == Translations == Other Wiktionaries add translations for words into other languages. SEWiktionary is meant to give definitions of English words using simple English, so if we did add translations, we would not include those other words here, but only link to other wiktionaries. For example, if we translated "heavy" (meaning having a lot of weight), the Spanish is "pesado." We might link to the English Wiktionary page on [[:en:pesado]] or to the Spanish Wiktionary [[:es:pesado]]. These would be interwiki links, but under a translation section, not an "in other languages" sidebar interwiki, since each meaning should be translated separately. I think there are pros and cons to this idea. The pros are that our focus audience are people who are do not know much English, and many of them only know it as a second language, so a translation into their own language could be quite useful. The cons are that we are focused on English words. A translation would be a distraction from our focus. Also, that niche is already filled by the English Wiktionary. I think our focus should stay firmly fixed on simple English definitions of English words. Feel free to comment. We'll do what the community decides, of course. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:08, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == Etymologies/word histories == Another thing that has come up is the question of etymologies. English Wiktionary and others show the etymology of each word, and tend to have the earlier forms as separate entries. Because we are focused on English words (that is, Modern English), we would not include those early forms separately, but we could include unlinked word origins/etymologies. Again, there are pros and cons. Etymologies could be difficult to understand for someone who doesn't know much English. Additionally, they are not our focus, and could be a distraction. Plus, English Wiktionary already does that more effectively. On the other hand, I think it is cool to show where words come from, and this can help people understand why a word is spelled a particular way, I think. English orthography is one of the hardest parts of learning English, but knowing where a word comes from helps significantly in understanding its orthography (spelling). That said, teaching English is not our goal here, any more than it is the goal of Simple English Wikipedia. We are writing a dictionary here, not an English 101 textbook. If people use us to learn English, that is their own choice, but it is not our focus. I guess I could go either way on this one. I tentatively '''support''' adding etymologies to words. What do all of you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:16, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == How detailed do we go? == In articles such as that for [[sad]], some users have obvioulsy gone to a great deal of trouble to flesh out all sorts of synonyms, related words, etc. Unfortunately, few of the words are very simple (or even useful. For example, on the [[sad]] page we have ''glum'' as a synonym.) I think this kind of detail needs to be pared back to avoid being overwhelming to English language learners. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:26, 16 July 2006 (UTC) :Yeah, I was the one who put all those synonyms and antonyms on there. I still think it is useful, and it is obvious that they are synonyms, etc. by their placement, but I guess I did go a little overboard. But this wiktionary should not be limited to Simple English words. It should include all English words, but the definitions should be limited to simple English. People may find the word [[glum]] and wonder what it means, but not be able to understand the English Wiktionary definition. We need that entry here, and its connection to [[sad]] seems very logical. I think [[lugubrious]] should be cut out sooner than [[glum]]. Limiting the synonyms and antonyms may be useful in some ways, but we are about including information, not leaving it out. We might even want to include (for example) a main synonym section, and later on a section on ''other synonyms''. I don't know. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:44, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::Indeed, we should have articles for simple words and other words, so there should eventually be an entry for ''glum'', ''lugubrious'' and whatever else you can come up with. However, a typical user who is looking up the word ''sad'', will not benefit from ''glum''. The user who looks up ''glum'', on the other hand, may well benefit from being told that ''sad'' is a synonym as they will likely have no idea what ''glum'' means, but may very well understand ''sad''. ::Furthermore, you write, "we are about including information, not leaving it out." To the contrary! Knowing what to leave out is at least as important as knowing what to put in. A 20-page dictionary entry on ''run'' is neither simple nor useful. This is, after all, a dictionary, not a thesaurus or an encyclopedia. If the user who looks up ''sad'' is looking specifically for uncommon synonyms, they're using a wrench to drive in a nail.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:58, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::*Well how else do you expect people to look for uncommon synonyms, except by starting with a common word? Perhaps we can put common synonyms right there on the page, while listing rare ones separately on a thesaurus-like page. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 07:07, 31 July 2006 (UTC) ::::If they're looking for uncommon synonyms, they should use a thesaurus, not a dictionary.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 11:27, 31 July 2006 (UTC) :::::Hey Brett, I really enjoyed your wrench-nail analogy. Kappa is referring to what EWikt has done in its Wikisaurus sub-project. We could do something similar here if people are interested in the idea. But either way, most dictionaries include at least some synonyms, and I think we should do so, too. You have a point when you say that glum should link to sad, but not necessarily sad to glum. Maybe if we tend to limit it to the first five or so most common synonyms and antonyms, it will be useful but not overboard. We can always change it later if we change our minds, etc. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:08, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ==Workshop== The following was posted by Adam Kilgarriff on the Corpora mailing list ---- LEXICOM-ASIA 2006 A Workshop in Lexicography and Lexical Computing Venue: Kowloon, Hong Kong Hosts: Language Centre, Hong Kong Univ of Science and Technology Dates: December 11th-15th, 2006 Led by Adam Kilgarriff and Michael Rundell of the Lexicography MasterClass, Lexicom is an intensive one-week workshop, with seminars on theoretical issues alternating with practical sessions at the computer. There will be some parallel 'lexicographic' and 'computational' sessions. Topics to be covered include: * corpus creation * corpus analysis: o software and corpus querying o discovering word senses, recording contextual information * writing dictionary entries * dictionary databases and writing systems * using web data Applications are invited from people with interests and experience in any of these areas. Over the last six years Lexicom has attracted 200 participants from 28 countries including lexicographers, computational linguists, professors, research students, translators, terminologists, and editors, managers and technical support staff from dictionary publishers and information management companies. The venue, HKUST, is beautifully situated on Clearwater Bay in Kowloon, only 30 minutes from central Hong Kong. To register for Lexicom, go to: http://lc.ust.hk/~centre/lexi2006/ Early registration is advised (the Workshop has been oversubscribed in previous years), and registrations received before 7th October 2006 carry a discounted fee. Further details, including reports of past events can be found at: http://www.lexmasterclass.com. Michael Rundell & Adam Kilgarriff The Lexicography MasterClass --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 13:31, 28 September 2006 (UTC) == Logo discussion == Greetings, I apologise for writing in English. There is a discussion about the logo for Wiktionary at [[meta:Wiktionary/logo]]. Please go there and help us decide. Please also put this message on your community page. Thank you. -[[meta:User:Dbmag9|Dbmag9]] (copied here from [[talk:Main Page]] by [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:39, 23 July 2006 (UTC)) == Most linked article == Is there a way to find the article with the most links? In particular, I'm interested in finding the most-linked-to article that doesn't yet exist.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 21:19, 27 July 2006 (UTC) *You need [[Special:Mostlinked]], and in particular [[Special:Wantedpages]]. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 23:03, 27 July 2006 (UTC) == Benchmarks! == I think [[now]] was the 700th. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:51, 2 August 2006 (UTC) :Congratulations, everyone! Great work. Let's keep it up. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:02, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ===750=== [[lucky]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ===800=== [[benefit]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:27, 14 August 2006 (UTC) ===900=== [[legislation]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:21, 12 September 2006 (UTC) ===Almost 1000=== A virtual beer to the user who adds the 1000th word!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 20:03, 3 November 2006 (UTC) == A different idea == I recently had an idea for a sort of word rating system. This would show the SE user how difficult/complicated the word is considered by native speakers, and perhaps even include an easier and/or more challenging (for the basic words) alternative. I'm thinking of a kind of thermometer look, maybe up in the right-hand corner. It would have something like four or five degrees, including: basic or easy (from the BE850, words like [[do]], [[cold]], and [[woman]]), fairly basic or fairly easy (BE1500 or so, words like [[sink]], [[math]], and [[trust]]), medium or intermediate (about regular conversation level, somewhat less common than BE1500, words like [[complete]], [[freezing]], and [[feminine]]), fairly advanced or fairly hard (more complex or difficult a concept or term, words like [[nondescript]], [[anthropology]], and [[uncharacteristic]]), and advanced or hard (for jargon and other much less common words such as [[sodium benzoate]], [[sesquipedalian]], and [[indefatigable]]). We can tweak these levels or add new ones if/when we feel they are warranted. What do you all think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 10:07, 3 August 2006 (UTC) :I think it's a good idea, but I think basing it on BE is a bad idea, no matter how much you like BE. BE was not intended to choose the most simple or frequent words, but to bring together a list of words that would be sufficient to communicate any idea. Instead, I think we should base it on frequency counts, in the same way that the [http://www.longman.com/ldoce/ Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English] does. I think that using [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/nation.aspx Paul Nation]'s word counts would be a great place to start. He counts 'word families', so that ''run'', ''running'', ''runner'', etc. are all counted together. His counts are broken into 1000-word bands and are [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/range%20BNC.zip available] for free.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ::Though different organizations have different frequency counts, I think the idea is a sound one, and I think that there are many other word lists which would do a better job than BE. The only reason I've stuck with BE this long is because it was already there, and fairly convenient, not to mention a good place to start creating words. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 02:28, 14 August 2006 (UTC) :::I asked Paul Nation, and he wrote, "The lists are freely available for whoever wants to use them." Have a look.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:09, 15 August 2006 (UTC) ::::After looking at the BNC spoken frequency lists, I think you're right. I much prefer the way that these lists are set up, and it is nice to see not only the word but all its variations. I think it is much better. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 01:40, 24 August 2006 (UTC) == Move to [[Wiktionary talk:Simple talk]]? == I just want to throw up the idea of moving this page to the Wiktionary talk namespace. The advantage is that when editing a talk page [[MediaWiki:Talkpagetext]] is shown to the user. It would also leave this page open for FaQ's or something. Just an idea. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 14:55, 5 August 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for your input, Gerard. Nice to know you're still around every once in a while. You have a valid point about the talk page text being shown at the top of the page. It might be worth it to move it. However, I don't really care for the FAQ idea personally. It is supposed to be a simple *talk* page, so it should be something related to talk, even if it just redirects to its own talk page or explains how simple talk works. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 00:46, 24 August 2006 (UTC) ==Survivors?== I decided to come here and help out the project, after I saw the request for deletion at Meta. Personally, I would hate to see a project with this much potential die. <br><br> So, my question. How many regularly editing people are left? I noticed that a bureaucrat and two administrators haven't edited in a fairly long time, with the only admin exception seeming to be Cromwellt. Just give a shout here, I suppose. Thanks! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 21:49, 17 October 2006 (UTC) :Very few it seems, although I don't think ''left'' is the right word. There don't ever appear to have been many contributing memebers. Welcome though. Could I suggest you try to avoid difficult words in your definitions? For example, for ''approval'', you wrote "Formal permission or sanction." both words are less common than the word you're defining, and ''sanction'' is significantly less common. Just a suggestion. The participation is appreciated, though.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:30, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the suggestion. I used the word "left" because I had spent a while reading talk archives. This place seemed to be a lot more active back in Febuary. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 01:54, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ==Word of the Day== It seems the WotD has effectively died. Should we destroy the category/template for the word of the day as well? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 23:46, 25 October 2006 (UTC) Yes. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:13, 27 October 2006 (UTC) == Vote to delete == I ended to vote to close this project on Meta. It has gone on long enough and is going nowhere fast. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 17:35, 2 November 2006 (UTC) :thank you!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:14, 2 November 2006 (UTC) ::Ah, finally. Its about time they closed that one up. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 00:59, 3 November 2006 (UTC) 11752 2006-11-04T14:55:47Z Jusjih 27 /* Category capitalization */ reply '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |} ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some countries, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) ==Category capitalization== Shall categories begin with upper cases or not? I am asking this because I have found different uses of upper and lower cases at [[Special:Categories]].--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 13:36, 14 April 2006 (UTC) :I had the same question a while back, though I asked it somewhere else. I think that categories should all be lowercase unless they are proper nouns, so that they work just like the entry titles. I'd say that you can go ahead an [[Wiktionary:Be bold|boldly]] change it, and if someone doesn't like it or has a better idea, they can change it back. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:33, 18 April 2006 (UTC) :If you do change it, don't forget to change the templates that refer to those categories, so that they put the words in the new place. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:22, 20 April 2006 (UTC) ::I see that [[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] has not worked on (or at least has not completed) changing the categories. I have completely changed my mind regarding them. The reason that articles in the (main) namespace are lowercase is to show the word as it is really meant to be and to distinguish between proper names and other words. This does not apply to categories or appendices (I just created the first appendix, [[:Appendix:Prepositions]]), though it should still apply to templates so that we don't have to type a capital letter every time we insert a template. Categories and appendices are ''groups'' of these words, and so should be capitalized regularly, just as they are in other projects. I am changing categories accordingly. Other thoughts? As I mentioned above, if we decide I'm wrong, we can boldly change it back. :) Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:54, 15 May 2006 (UTC) :::Hello. I have not been here until now as I was too busy administering other Wiki sites. As I am now an admin at eight Wiki sites, I am unsure how often I will come here. Article names at Wiktionary should not be automatically upper cases, but for categories, I do not really mind whether upper or lower cases. In case you want to talk to me but I am inactive here, I suggest leaving a message at my talk page at Wiktionary, Wikipedia, or Wikisource in English version that I administer.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:55, 4 November 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == WikiReader == What do we think about publishing a WikiReader with the BE850 and BE1500? I'd be happy to do most of the work behind it (exporting to PDF, managing download site etc). [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 12:00, 19 May 2006 (UTC) :I'm thinking we should probably have them mostly done before we worry about that, but other than that, sound good. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 19:03, 23 May 2006 (UTC) == Translations == Other Wiktionaries add translations for words into other languages. SEWiktionary is meant to give definitions of English words using simple English, so if we did add translations, we would not include those other words here, but only link to other wiktionaries. For example, if we translated "heavy" (meaning having a lot of weight), the Spanish is "pesado." We might link to the English Wiktionary page on [[:en:pesado]] or to the Spanish Wiktionary [[:es:pesado]]. These would be interwiki links, but under a translation section, not an "in other languages" sidebar interwiki, since each meaning should be translated separately. I think there are pros and cons to this idea. The pros are that our focus audience are people who are do not know much English, and many of them only know it as a second language, so a translation into their own language could be quite useful. The cons are that we are focused on English words. A translation would be a distraction from our focus. Also, that niche is already filled by the English Wiktionary. I think our focus should stay firmly fixed on simple English definitions of English words. Feel free to comment. We'll do what the community decides, of course. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:08, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == Etymologies/word histories == Another thing that has come up is the question of etymologies. English Wiktionary and others show the etymology of each word, and tend to have the earlier forms as separate entries. Because we are focused on English words (that is, Modern English), we would not include those early forms separately, but we could include unlinked word origins/etymologies. Again, there are pros and cons. Etymologies could be difficult to understand for someone who doesn't know much English. Additionally, they are not our focus, and could be a distraction. Plus, English Wiktionary already does that more effectively. On the other hand, I think it is cool to show where words come from, and this can help people understand why a word is spelled a particular way, I think. English orthography is one of the hardest parts of learning English, but knowing where a word comes from helps significantly in understanding its orthography (spelling). That said, teaching English is not our goal here, any more than it is the goal of Simple English Wikipedia. We are writing a dictionary here, not an English 101 textbook. If people use us to learn English, that is their own choice, but it is not our focus. I guess I could go either way on this one. I tentatively '''support''' adding etymologies to words. What do all of you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:16, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == How detailed do we go? == In articles such as that for [[sad]], some users have obvioulsy gone to a great deal of trouble to flesh out all sorts of synonyms, related words, etc. Unfortunately, few of the words are very simple (or even useful. For example, on the [[sad]] page we have ''glum'' as a synonym.) I think this kind of detail needs to be pared back to avoid being overwhelming to English language learners. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:26, 16 July 2006 (UTC) :Yeah, I was the one who put all those synonyms and antonyms on there. I still think it is useful, and it is obvious that they are synonyms, etc. by their placement, but I guess I did go a little overboard. But this wiktionary should not be limited to Simple English words. It should include all English words, but the definitions should be limited to simple English. People may find the word [[glum]] and wonder what it means, but not be able to understand the English Wiktionary definition. We need that entry here, and its connection to [[sad]] seems very logical. I think [[lugubrious]] should be cut out sooner than [[glum]]. Limiting the synonyms and antonyms may be useful in some ways, but we are about including information, not leaving it out. We might even want to include (for example) a main synonym section, and later on a section on ''other synonyms''. I don't know. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:44, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::Indeed, we should have articles for simple words and other words, so there should eventually be an entry for ''glum'', ''lugubrious'' and whatever else you can come up with. However, a typical user who is looking up the word ''sad'', will not benefit from ''glum''. The user who looks up ''glum'', on the other hand, may well benefit from being told that ''sad'' is a synonym as they will likely have no idea what ''glum'' means, but may very well understand ''sad''. ::Furthermore, you write, "we are about including information, not leaving it out." To the contrary! Knowing what to leave out is at least as important as knowing what to put in. A 20-page dictionary entry on ''run'' is neither simple nor useful. This is, after all, a dictionary, not a thesaurus or an encyclopedia. If the user who looks up ''sad'' is looking specifically for uncommon synonyms, they're using a wrench to drive in a nail.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:58, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::*Well how else do you expect people to look for uncommon synonyms, except by starting with a common word? Perhaps we can put common synonyms right there on the page, while listing rare ones separately on a thesaurus-like page. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 07:07, 31 July 2006 (UTC) ::::If they're looking for uncommon synonyms, they should use a thesaurus, not a dictionary.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 11:27, 31 July 2006 (UTC) :::::Hey Brett, I really enjoyed your wrench-nail analogy. Kappa is referring to what EWikt has done in its Wikisaurus sub-project. We could do something similar here if people are interested in the idea. But either way, most dictionaries include at least some synonyms, and I think we should do so, too. You have a point when you say that glum should link to sad, but not necessarily sad to glum. Maybe if we tend to limit it to the first five or so most common synonyms and antonyms, it will be useful but not overboard. We can always change it later if we change our minds, etc. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:08, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ==Workshop== The following was posted by Adam Kilgarriff on the Corpora mailing list ---- LEXICOM-ASIA 2006 A Workshop in Lexicography and Lexical Computing Venue: Kowloon, Hong Kong Hosts: Language Centre, Hong Kong Univ of Science and Technology Dates: December 11th-15th, 2006 Led by Adam Kilgarriff and Michael Rundell of the Lexicography MasterClass, Lexicom is an intensive one-week workshop, with seminars on theoretical issues alternating with practical sessions at the computer. There will be some parallel 'lexicographic' and 'computational' sessions. Topics to be covered include: * corpus creation * corpus analysis: o software and corpus querying o discovering word senses, recording contextual information * writing dictionary entries * dictionary databases and writing systems * using web data Applications are invited from people with interests and experience in any of these areas. Over the last six years Lexicom has attracted 200 participants from 28 countries including lexicographers, computational linguists, professors, research students, translators, terminologists, and editors, managers and technical support staff from dictionary publishers and information management companies. The venue, HKUST, is beautifully situated on Clearwater Bay in Kowloon, only 30 minutes from central Hong Kong. To register for Lexicom, go to: http://lc.ust.hk/~centre/lexi2006/ Early registration is advised (the Workshop has been oversubscribed in previous years), and registrations received before 7th October 2006 carry a discounted fee. Further details, including reports of past events can be found at: http://www.lexmasterclass.com. Michael Rundell & Adam Kilgarriff The Lexicography MasterClass --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 13:31, 28 September 2006 (UTC) == Logo discussion == Greetings, I apologise for writing in English. There is a discussion about the logo for Wiktionary at [[meta:Wiktionary/logo]]. Please go there and help us decide. Please also put this message on your community page. Thank you. -[[meta:User:Dbmag9|Dbmag9]] (copied here from [[talk:Main Page]] by [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:39, 23 July 2006 (UTC)) == Most linked article == Is there a way to find the article with the most links? In particular, I'm interested in finding the most-linked-to article that doesn't yet exist.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 21:19, 27 July 2006 (UTC) *You need [[Special:Mostlinked]], and in particular [[Special:Wantedpages]]. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 23:03, 27 July 2006 (UTC) == Benchmarks! == I think [[now]] was the 700th. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:51, 2 August 2006 (UTC) :Congratulations, everyone! Great work. Let's keep it up. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:02, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ===750=== [[lucky]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ===800=== [[benefit]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:27, 14 August 2006 (UTC) ===900=== [[legislation]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:21, 12 September 2006 (UTC) ===Almost 1000=== A virtual beer to the user who adds the 1000th word!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 20:03, 3 November 2006 (UTC) == A different idea == I recently had an idea for a sort of word rating system. This would show the SE user how difficult/complicated the word is considered by native speakers, and perhaps even include an easier and/or more challenging (for the basic words) alternative. I'm thinking of a kind of thermometer look, maybe up in the right-hand corner. It would have something like four or five degrees, including: basic or easy (from the BE850, words like [[do]], [[cold]], and [[woman]]), fairly basic or fairly easy (BE1500 or so, words like [[sink]], [[math]], and [[trust]]), medium or intermediate (about regular conversation level, somewhat less common than BE1500, words like [[complete]], [[freezing]], and [[feminine]]), fairly advanced or fairly hard (more complex or difficult a concept or term, words like [[nondescript]], [[anthropology]], and [[uncharacteristic]]), and advanced or hard (for jargon and other much less common words such as [[sodium benzoate]], [[sesquipedalian]], and [[indefatigable]]). We can tweak these levels or add new ones if/when we feel they are warranted. What do you all think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 10:07, 3 August 2006 (UTC) :I think it's a good idea, but I think basing it on BE is a bad idea, no matter how much you like BE. BE was not intended to choose the most simple or frequent words, but to bring together a list of words that would be sufficient to communicate any idea. Instead, I think we should base it on frequency counts, in the same way that the [http://www.longman.com/ldoce/ Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English] does. I think that using [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/nation.aspx Paul Nation]'s word counts would be a great place to start. He counts 'word families', so that ''run'', ''running'', ''runner'', etc. are all counted together. His counts are broken into 1000-word bands and are [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/range%20BNC.zip available] for free.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ::Though different organizations have different frequency counts, I think the idea is a sound one, and I think that there are many other word lists which would do a better job than BE. The only reason I've stuck with BE this long is because it was already there, and fairly convenient, not to mention a good place to start creating words. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 02:28, 14 August 2006 (UTC) :::I asked Paul Nation, and he wrote, "The lists are freely available for whoever wants to use them." Have a look.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:09, 15 August 2006 (UTC) ::::After looking at the BNC spoken frequency lists, I think you're right. I much prefer the way that these lists are set up, and it is nice to see not only the word but all its variations. I think it is much better. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 01:40, 24 August 2006 (UTC) == Move to [[Wiktionary talk:Simple talk]]? == I just want to throw up the idea of moving this page to the Wiktionary talk namespace. The advantage is that when editing a talk page [[MediaWiki:Talkpagetext]] is shown to the user. It would also leave this page open for FaQ's or something. Just an idea. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 14:55, 5 August 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for your input, Gerard. Nice to know you're still around every once in a while. You have a valid point about the talk page text being shown at the top of the page. It might be worth it to move it. However, I don't really care for the FAQ idea personally. It is supposed to be a simple *talk* page, so it should be something related to talk, even if it just redirects to its own talk page or explains how simple talk works. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 00:46, 24 August 2006 (UTC) ==Survivors?== I decided to come here and help out the project, after I saw the request for deletion at Meta. Personally, I would hate to see a project with this much potential die. <br><br> So, my question. How many regularly editing people are left? I noticed that a bureaucrat and two administrators haven't edited in a fairly long time, with the only admin exception seeming to be Cromwellt. Just give a shout here, I suppose. Thanks! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 21:49, 17 October 2006 (UTC) :Very few it seems, although I don't think ''left'' is the right word. There don't ever appear to have been many contributing memebers. Welcome though. Could I suggest you try to avoid difficult words in your definitions? For example, for ''approval'', you wrote "Formal permission or sanction." both words are less common than the word you're defining, and ''sanction'' is significantly less common. Just a suggestion. The participation is appreciated, though.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:30, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the suggestion. I used the word "left" because I had spent a while reading talk archives. This place seemed to be a lot more active back in Febuary. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 01:54, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ==Word of the Day== It seems the WotD has effectively died. Should we destroy the category/template for the word of the day as well? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 23:46, 25 October 2006 (UTC) Yes. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:13, 27 October 2006 (UTC) == Vote to delete == I ended to vote to close this project on Meta. It has gone on long enough and is going nowhere fast. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 17:35, 2 November 2006 (UTC) :thank you!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:14, 2 November 2006 (UTC) ::Ah, finally. Its about time they closed that one up. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 00:59, 3 November 2006 (UTC) 11753 2006-11-04T14:58:10Z Jusjih 27 /* Translations */ this simple English Wiktionary is for definitions from simple English to simple English only, right? '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |} ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some countries, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) ==Category capitalization== Shall categories begin with upper cases or not? I am asking this because I have found different uses of upper and lower cases at [[Special:Categories]].--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 13:36, 14 April 2006 (UTC) :I had the same question a while back, though I asked it somewhere else. I think that categories should all be lowercase unless they are proper nouns, so that they work just like the entry titles. I'd say that you can go ahead an [[Wiktionary:Be bold|boldly]] change it, and if someone doesn't like it or has a better idea, they can change it back. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:33, 18 April 2006 (UTC) :If you do change it, don't forget to change the templates that refer to those categories, so that they put the words in the new place. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:22, 20 April 2006 (UTC) ::I see that [[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] has not worked on (or at least has not completed) changing the categories. I have completely changed my mind regarding them. The reason that articles in the (main) namespace are lowercase is to show the word as it is really meant to be and to distinguish between proper names and other words. This does not apply to categories or appendices (I just created the first appendix, [[:Appendix:Prepositions]]), though it should still apply to templates so that we don't have to type a capital letter every time we insert a template. Categories and appendices are ''groups'' of these words, and so should be capitalized regularly, just as they are in other projects. I am changing categories accordingly. Other thoughts? As I mentioned above, if we decide I'm wrong, we can boldly change it back. :) Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:54, 15 May 2006 (UTC) :::Hello. I have not been here until now as I was too busy administering other Wiki sites. As I am now an admin at eight Wiki sites, I am unsure how often I will come here. Article names at Wiktionary should not be automatically upper cases, but for categories, I do not really mind whether upper or lower cases. In case you want to talk to me but I am inactive here, I suggest leaving a message at my talk page at Wiktionary, Wikipedia, or Wikisource in English version that I administer.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:55, 4 November 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == WikiReader == What do we think about publishing a WikiReader with the BE850 and BE1500? I'd be happy to do most of the work behind it (exporting to PDF, managing download site etc). [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 12:00, 19 May 2006 (UTC) :I'm thinking we should probably have them mostly done before we worry about that, but other than that, sound good. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 19:03, 23 May 2006 (UTC) == Translations == Other Wiktionaries add translations for words into other languages. SEWiktionary is meant to give definitions of English words using simple English, so if we did add translations, we would not include those other words here, but only link to other wiktionaries. For example, if we translated "heavy" (meaning having a lot of weight), the Spanish is "pesado." We might link to the English Wiktionary page on [[:en:pesado]] or to the Spanish Wiktionary [[:es:pesado]]. These would be interwiki links, but under a translation section, not an "in other languages" sidebar interwiki, since each meaning should be translated separately. I think there are pros and cons to this idea. The pros are that our focus audience are people who are do not know much English, and many of them only know it as a second language, so a translation into their own language could be quite useful. The cons are that we are focused on English words. A translation would be a distraction from our focus. Also, that niche is already filled by the English Wiktionary. I think our focus should stay firmly fixed on simple English definitions of English words. Feel free to comment. We'll do what the community decides, of course. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:08, 21 May 2006 (UTC) :I suppose that this simple English Wiktionary is for definitions from simple English to simple English only, right? This should be good enough since more complex contents should go to regular English Wiktionary.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:58, 4 November 2006 (UTC) == Etymologies/word histories == Another thing that has come up is the question of etymologies. English Wiktionary and others show the etymology of each word, and tend to have the earlier forms as separate entries. Because we are focused on English words (that is, Modern English), we would not include those early forms separately, but we could include unlinked word origins/etymologies. Again, there are pros and cons. Etymologies could be difficult to understand for someone who doesn't know much English. Additionally, they are not our focus, and could be a distraction. Plus, English Wiktionary already does that more effectively. On the other hand, I think it is cool to show where words come from, and this can help people understand why a word is spelled a particular way, I think. English orthography is one of the hardest parts of learning English, but knowing where a word comes from helps significantly in understanding its orthography (spelling). That said, teaching English is not our goal here, any more than it is the goal of Simple English Wikipedia. We are writing a dictionary here, not an English 101 textbook. If people use us to learn English, that is their own choice, but it is not our focus. I guess I could go either way on this one. I tentatively '''support''' adding etymologies to words. What do all of you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:16, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == How detailed do we go? == In articles such as that for [[sad]], some users have obvioulsy gone to a great deal of trouble to flesh out all sorts of synonyms, related words, etc. Unfortunately, few of the words are very simple (or even useful. For example, on the [[sad]] page we have ''glum'' as a synonym.) I think this kind of detail needs to be pared back to avoid being overwhelming to English language learners. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:26, 16 July 2006 (UTC) :Yeah, I was the one who put all those synonyms and antonyms on there. I still think it is useful, and it is obvious that they are synonyms, etc. by their placement, but I guess I did go a little overboard. But this wiktionary should not be limited to Simple English words. It should include all English words, but the definitions should be limited to simple English. People may find the word [[glum]] and wonder what it means, but not be able to understand the English Wiktionary definition. We need that entry here, and its connection to [[sad]] seems very logical. I think [[lugubrious]] should be cut out sooner than [[glum]]. Limiting the synonyms and antonyms may be useful in some ways, but we are about including information, not leaving it out. We might even want to include (for example) a main synonym section, and later on a section on ''other synonyms''. I don't know. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:44, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::Indeed, we should have articles for simple words and other words, so there should eventually be an entry for ''glum'', ''lugubrious'' and whatever else you can come up with. However, a typical user who is looking up the word ''sad'', will not benefit from ''glum''. The user who looks up ''glum'', on the other hand, may well benefit from being told that ''sad'' is a synonym as they will likely have no idea what ''glum'' means, but may very well understand ''sad''. ::Furthermore, you write, "we are about including information, not leaving it out." To the contrary! Knowing what to leave out is at least as important as knowing what to put in. A 20-page dictionary entry on ''run'' is neither simple nor useful. This is, after all, a dictionary, not a thesaurus or an encyclopedia. If the user who looks up ''sad'' is looking specifically for uncommon synonyms, they're using a wrench to drive in a nail.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:58, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::*Well how else do you expect people to look for uncommon synonyms, except by starting with a common word? Perhaps we can put common synonyms right there on the page, while listing rare ones separately on a thesaurus-like page. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 07:07, 31 July 2006 (UTC) ::::If they're looking for uncommon synonyms, they should use a thesaurus, not a dictionary.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 11:27, 31 July 2006 (UTC) :::::Hey Brett, I really enjoyed your wrench-nail analogy. Kappa is referring to what EWikt has done in its Wikisaurus sub-project. We could do something similar here if people are interested in the idea. But either way, most dictionaries include at least some synonyms, and I think we should do so, too. You have a point when you say that glum should link to sad, but not necessarily sad to glum. Maybe if we tend to limit it to the first five or so most common synonyms and antonyms, it will be useful but not overboard. We can always change it later if we change our minds, etc. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:08, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ==Workshop== The following was posted by Adam Kilgarriff on the Corpora mailing list ---- LEXICOM-ASIA 2006 A Workshop in Lexicography and Lexical Computing Venue: Kowloon, Hong Kong Hosts: Language Centre, Hong Kong Univ of Science and Technology Dates: December 11th-15th, 2006 Led by Adam Kilgarriff and Michael Rundell of the Lexicography MasterClass, Lexicom is an intensive one-week workshop, with seminars on theoretical issues alternating with practical sessions at the computer. There will be some parallel 'lexicographic' and 'computational' sessions. Topics to be covered include: * corpus creation * corpus analysis: o software and corpus querying o discovering word senses, recording contextual information * writing dictionary entries * dictionary databases and writing systems * using web data Applications are invited from people with interests and experience in any of these areas. Over the last six years Lexicom has attracted 200 participants from 28 countries including lexicographers, computational linguists, professors, research students, translators, terminologists, and editors, managers and technical support staff from dictionary publishers and information management companies. The venue, HKUST, is beautifully situated on Clearwater Bay in Kowloon, only 30 minutes from central Hong Kong. To register for Lexicom, go to: http://lc.ust.hk/~centre/lexi2006/ Early registration is advised (the Workshop has been oversubscribed in previous years), and registrations received before 7th October 2006 carry a discounted fee. Further details, including reports of past events can be found at: http://www.lexmasterclass.com. Michael Rundell & Adam Kilgarriff The Lexicography MasterClass --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 13:31, 28 September 2006 (UTC) == Logo discussion == Greetings, I apologise for writing in English. There is a discussion about the logo for Wiktionary at [[meta:Wiktionary/logo]]. Please go there and help us decide. Please also put this message on your community page. Thank you. -[[meta:User:Dbmag9|Dbmag9]] (copied here from [[talk:Main Page]] by [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:39, 23 July 2006 (UTC)) == Most linked article == Is there a way to find the article with the most links? In particular, I'm interested in finding the most-linked-to article that doesn't yet exist.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 21:19, 27 July 2006 (UTC) *You need [[Special:Mostlinked]], and in particular [[Special:Wantedpages]]. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 23:03, 27 July 2006 (UTC) == Benchmarks! == I think [[now]] was the 700th. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:51, 2 August 2006 (UTC) :Congratulations, everyone! Great work. Let's keep it up. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:02, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ===750=== [[lucky]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ===800=== [[benefit]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:27, 14 August 2006 (UTC) ===900=== [[legislation]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:21, 12 September 2006 (UTC) ===Almost 1000=== A virtual beer to the user who adds the 1000th word!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 20:03, 3 November 2006 (UTC) == A different idea == I recently had an idea for a sort of word rating system. This would show the SE user how difficult/complicated the word is considered by native speakers, and perhaps even include an easier and/or more challenging (for the basic words) alternative. I'm thinking of a kind of thermometer look, maybe up in the right-hand corner. It would have something like four or five degrees, including: basic or easy (from the BE850, words like [[do]], [[cold]], and [[woman]]), fairly basic or fairly easy (BE1500 or so, words like [[sink]], [[math]], and [[trust]]), medium or intermediate (about regular conversation level, somewhat less common than BE1500, words like [[complete]], [[freezing]], and [[feminine]]), fairly advanced or fairly hard (more complex or difficult a concept or term, words like [[nondescript]], [[anthropology]], and [[uncharacteristic]]), and advanced or hard (for jargon and other much less common words such as [[sodium benzoate]], [[sesquipedalian]], and [[indefatigable]]). We can tweak these levels or add new ones if/when we feel they are warranted. What do you all think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 10:07, 3 August 2006 (UTC) :I think it's a good idea, but I think basing it on BE is a bad idea, no matter how much you like BE. BE was not intended to choose the most simple or frequent words, but to bring together a list of words that would be sufficient to communicate any idea. Instead, I think we should base it on frequency counts, in the same way that the [http://www.longman.com/ldoce/ Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English] does. I think that using [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/nation.aspx Paul Nation]'s word counts would be a great place to start. He counts 'word families', so that ''run'', ''running'', ''runner'', etc. are all counted together. His counts are broken into 1000-word bands and are [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/range%20BNC.zip available] for free.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ::Though different organizations have different frequency counts, I think the idea is a sound one, and I think that there are many other word lists which would do a better job than BE. The only reason I've stuck with BE this long is because it was already there, and fairly convenient, not to mention a good place to start creating words. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 02:28, 14 August 2006 (UTC) :::I asked Paul Nation, and he wrote, "The lists are freely available for whoever wants to use them." Have a look.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:09, 15 August 2006 (UTC) ::::After looking at the BNC spoken frequency lists, I think you're right. I much prefer the way that these lists are set up, and it is nice to see not only the word but all its variations. I think it is much better. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 01:40, 24 August 2006 (UTC) == Move to [[Wiktionary talk:Simple talk]]? == I just want to throw up the idea of moving this page to the Wiktionary talk namespace. The advantage is that when editing a talk page [[MediaWiki:Talkpagetext]] is shown to the user. It would also leave this page open for FaQ's or something. Just an idea. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 14:55, 5 August 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for your input, Gerard. Nice to know you're still around every once in a while. You have a valid point about the talk page text being shown at the top of the page. It might be worth it to move it. However, I don't really care for the FAQ idea personally. It is supposed to be a simple *talk* page, so it should be something related to talk, even if it just redirects to its own talk page or explains how simple talk works. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 00:46, 24 August 2006 (UTC) ==Survivors?== I decided to come here and help out the project, after I saw the request for deletion at Meta. Personally, I would hate to see a project with this much potential die. <br><br> So, my question. How many regularly editing people are left? I noticed that a bureaucrat and two administrators haven't edited in a fairly long time, with the only admin exception seeming to be Cromwellt. Just give a shout here, I suppose. Thanks! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 21:49, 17 October 2006 (UTC) :Very few it seems, although I don't think ''left'' is the right word. There don't ever appear to have been many contributing memebers. Welcome though. Could I suggest you try to avoid difficult words in your definitions? For example, for ''approval'', you wrote "Formal permission or sanction." both words are less common than the word you're defining, and ''sanction'' is significantly less common. Just a suggestion. The participation is appreciated, though.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:30, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the suggestion. I used the word "left" because I had spent a while reading talk archives. This place seemed to be a lot more active back in Febuary. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 01:54, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ==Word of the Day== It seems the WotD has effectively died. Should we destroy the category/template for the word of the day as well? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 23:46, 25 October 2006 (UTC) Yes. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:13, 27 October 2006 (UTC) == Vote to delete == I ended to vote to close this project on Meta. It has gone on long enough and is going nowhere fast. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 17:35, 2 November 2006 (UTC) :thank you!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:14, 2 November 2006 (UTC) ::Ah, finally. Its about time they closed that one up. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 00:59, 3 November 2006 (UTC) 11761 2006-11-05T16:33:09Z PullToOpen 119 admin? '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |} ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some countries, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) ==Category capitalization== Shall categories begin with upper cases or not? I am asking this because I have found different uses of upper and lower cases at [[Special:Categories]].--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 13:36, 14 April 2006 (UTC) :I had the same question a while back, though I asked it somewhere else. I think that categories should all be lowercase unless they are proper nouns, so that they work just like the entry titles. I'd say that you can go ahead an [[Wiktionary:Be bold|boldly]] change it, and if someone doesn't like it or has a better idea, they can change it back. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:33, 18 April 2006 (UTC) :If you do change it, don't forget to change the templates that refer to those categories, so that they put the words in the new place. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:22, 20 April 2006 (UTC) ::I see that [[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] has not worked on (or at least has not completed) changing the categories. I have completely changed my mind regarding them. The reason that articles in the (main) namespace are lowercase is to show the word as it is really meant to be and to distinguish between proper names and other words. This does not apply to categories or appendices (I just created the first appendix, [[:Appendix:Prepositions]]), though it should still apply to templates so that we don't have to type a capital letter every time we insert a template. Categories and appendices are ''groups'' of these words, and so should be capitalized regularly, just as they are in other projects. I am changing categories accordingly. Other thoughts? As I mentioned above, if we decide I'm wrong, we can boldly change it back. :) Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:54, 15 May 2006 (UTC) :::Hello. I have not been here until now as I was too busy administering other Wiki sites. As I am now an admin at eight Wiki sites, I am unsure how often I will come here. Article names at Wiktionary should not be automatically upper cases, but for categories, I do not really mind whether upper or lower cases. In case you want to talk to me but I am inactive here, I suggest leaving a message at my talk page at Wiktionary, Wikipedia, or Wikisource in English version that I administer.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:55, 4 November 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == WikiReader == What do we think about publishing a WikiReader with the BE850 and BE1500? I'd be happy to do most of the work behind it (exporting to PDF, managing download site etc). [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 12:00, 19 May 2006 (UTC) :I'm thinking we should probably have them mostly done before we worry about that, but other than that, sound good. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 19:03, 23 May 2006 (UTC) == Translations == Other Wiktionaries add translations for words into other languages. SEWiktionary is meant to give definitions of English words using simple English, so if we did add translations, we would not include those other words here, but only link to other wiktionaries. For example, if we translated "heavy" (meaning having a lot of weight), the Spanish is "pesado." We might link to the English Wiktionary page on [[:en:pesado]] or to the Spanish Wiktionary [[:es:pesado]]. These would be interwiki links, but under a translation section, not an "in other languages" sidebar interwiki, since each meaning should be translated separately. I think there are pros and cons to this idea. The pros are that our focus audience are people who are do not know much English, and many of them only know it as a second language, so a translation into their own language could be quite useful. The cons are that we are focused on English words. A translation would be a distraction from our focus. Also, that niche is already filled by the English Wiktionary. I think our focus should stay firmly fixed on simple English definitions of English words. Feel free to comment. We'll do what the community decides, of course. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:08, 21 May 2006 (UTC) :I suppose that this simple English Wiktionary is for definitions from simple English to simple English only, right? This should be good enough since more complex contents should go to regular English Wiktionary.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:58, 4 November 2006 (UTC) == Etymologies/word histories == Another thing that has come up is the question of etymologies. English Wiktionary and others show the etymology of each word, and tend to have the earlier forms as separate entries. Because we are focused on English words (that is, Modern English), we would not include those early forms separately, but we could include unlinked word origins/etymologies. Again, there are pros and cons. Etymologies could be difficult to understand for someone who doesn't know much English. Additionally, they are not our focus, and could be a distraction. Plus, English Wiktionary already does that more effectively. On the other hand, I think it is cool to show where words come from, and this can help people understand why a word is spelled a particular way, I think. English orthography is one of the hardest parts of learning English, but knowing where a word comes from helps significantly in understanding its orthography (spelling). That said, teaching English is not our goal here, any more than it is the goal of Simple English Wikipedia. We are writing a dictionary here, not an English 101 textbook. If people use us to learn English, that is their own choice, but it is not our focus. I guess I could go either way on this one. I tentatively '''support''' adding etymologies to words. What do all of you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:16, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == How detailed do we go? == In articles such as that for [[sad]], some users have obvioulsy gone to a great deal of trouble to flesh out all sorts of synonyms, related words, etc. Unfortunately, few of the words are very simple (or even useful. For example, on the [[sad]] page we have ''glum'' as a synonym.) I think this kind of detail needs to be pared back to avoid being overwhelming to English language learners. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:26, 16 July 2006 (UTC) :Yeah, I was the one who put all those synonyms and antonyms on there. I still think it is useful, and it is obvious that they are synonyms, etc. by their placement, but I guess I did go a little overboard. But this wiktionary should not be limited to Simple English words. It should include all English words, but the definitions should be limited to simple English. People may find the word [[glum]] and wonder what it means, but not be able to understand the English Wiktionary definition. We need that entry here, and its connection to [[sad]] seems very logical. I think [[lugubrious]] should be cut out sooner than [[glum]]. Limiting the synonyms and antonyms may be useful in some ways, but we are about including information, not leaving it out. We might even want to include (for example) a main synonym section, and later on a section on ''other synonyms''. I don't know. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:44, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::Indeed, we should have articles for simple words and other words, so there should eventually be an entry for ''glum'', ''lugubrious'' and whatever else you can come up with. However, a typical user who is looking up the word ''sad'', will not benefit from ''glum''. The user who looks up ''glum'', on the other hand, may well benefit from being told that ''sad'' is a synonym as they will likely have no idea what ''glum'' means, but may very well understand ''sad''. ::Furthermore, you write, "we are about including information, not leaving it out." To the contrary! Knowing what to leave out is at least as important as knowing what to put in. A 20-page dictionary entry on ''run'' is neither simple nor useful. This is, after all, a dictionary, not a thesaurus or an encyclopedia. If the user who looks up ''sad'' is looking specifically for uncommon synonyms, they're using a wrench to drive in a nail.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:58, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::*Well how else do you expect people to look for uncommon synonyms, except by starting with a common word? Perhaps we can put common synonyms right there on the page, while listing rare ones separately on a thesaurus-like page. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 07:07, 31 July 2006 (UTC) ::::If they're looking for uncommon synonyms, they should use a thesaurus, not a dictionary.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 11:27, 31 July 2006 (UTC) :::::Hey Brett, I really enjoyed your wrench-nail analogy. Kappa is referring to what EWikt has done in its Wikisaurus sub-project. We could do something similar here if people are interested in the idea. But either way, most dictionaries include at least some synonyms, and I think we should do so, too. You have a point when you say that glum should link to sad, but not necessarily sad to glum. Maybe if we tend to limit it to the first five or so most common synonyms and antonyms, it will be useful but not overboard. We can always change it later if we change our minds, etc. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:08, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ==Workshop== The following was posted by Adam Kilgarriff on the Corpora mailing list ---- LEXICOM-ASIA 2006 A Workshop in Lexicography and Lexical Computing Venue: Kowloon, Hong Kong Hosts: Language Centre, Hong Kong Univ of Science and Technology Dates: December 11th-15th, 2006 Led by Adam Kilgarriff and Michael Rundell of the Lexicography MasterClass, Lexicom is an intensive one-week workshop, with seminars on theoretical issues alternating with practical sessions at the computer. There will be some parallel 'lexicographic' and 'computational' sessions. Topics to be covered include: * corpus creation * corpus analysis: o software and corpus querying o discovering word senses, recording contextual information * writing dictionary entries * dictionary databases and writing systems * using web data Applications are invited from people with interests and experience in any of these areas. Over the last six years Lexicom has attracted 200 participants from 28 countries including lexicographers, computational linguists, professors, research students, translators, terminologists, and editors, managers and technical support staff from dictionary publishers and information management companies. The venue, HKUST, is beautifully situated on Clearwater Bay in Kowloon, only 30 minutes from central Hong Kong. To register for Lexicom, go to: http://lc.ust.hk/~centre/lexi2006/ Early registration is advised (the Workshop has been oversubscribed in previous years), and registrations received before 7th October 2006 carry a discounted fee. Further details, including reports of past events can be found at: http://www.lexmasterclass.com. Michael Rundell & Adam Kilgarriff The Lexicography MasterClass --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 13:31, 28 September 2006 (UTC) == Logo discussion == Greetings, I apologise for writing in English. There is a discussion about the logo for Wiktionary at [[meta:Wiktionary/logo]]. Please go there and help us decide. Please also put this message on your community page. Thank you. -[[meta:User:Dbmag9|Dbmag9]] (copied here from [[talk:Main Page]] by [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:39, 23 July 2006 (UTC)) == Most linked article == Is there a way to find the article with the most links? In particular, I'm interested in finding the most-linked-to article that doesn't yet exist.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 21:19, 27 July 2006 (UTC) *You need [[Special:Mostlinked]], and in particular [[Special:Wantedpages]]. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 23:03, 27 July 2006 (UTC) == Benchmarks! == I think [[now]] was the 700th. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:51, 2 August 2006 (UTC) :Congratulations, everyone! Great work. Let's keep it up. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:02, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ===750=== [[lucky]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ===800=== [[benefit]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:27, 14 August 2006 (UTC) ===900=== [[legislation]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:21, 12 September 2006 (UTC) ===Almost 1000=== A virtual beer to the user who adds the 1000th word!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 20:03, 3 November 2006 (UTC) == A different idea == I recently had an idea for a sort of word rating system. This would show the SE user how difficult/complicated the word is considered by native speakers, and perhaps even include an easier and/or more challenging (for the basic words) alternative. I'm thinking of a kind of thermometer look, maybe up in the right-hand corner. It would have something like four or five degrees, including: basic or easy (from the BE850, words like [[do]], [[cold]], and [[woman]]), fairly basic or fairly easy (BE1500 or so, words like [[sink]], [[math]], and [[trust]]), medium or intermediate (about regular conversation level, somewhat less common than BE1500, words like [[complete]], [[freezing]], and [[feminine]]), fairly advanced or fairly hard (more complex or difficult a concept or term, words like [[nondescript]], [[anthropology]], and [[uncharacteristic]]), and advanced or hard (for jargon and other much less common words such as [[sodium benzoate]], [[sesquipedalian]], and [[indefatigable]]). We can tweak these levels or add new ones if/when we feel they are warranted. What do you all think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 10:07, 3 August 2006 (UTC) :I think it's a good idea, but I think basing it on BE is a bad idea, no matter how much you like BE. BE was not intended to choose the most simple or frequent words, but to bring together a list of words that would be sufficient to communicate any idea. Instead, I think we should base it on frequency counts, in the same way that the [http://www.longman.com/ldoce/ Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English] does. I think that using [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/nation.aspx Paul Nation]'s word counts would be a great place to start. He counts 'word families', so that ''run'', ''running'', ''runner'', etc. are all counted together. His counts are broken into 1000-word bands and are [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/range%20BNC.zip available] for free.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ::Though different organizations have different frequency counts, I think the idea is a sound one, and I think that there are many other word lists which would do a better job than BE. The only reason I've stuck with BE this long is because it was already there, and fairly convenient, not to mention a good place to start creating words. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 02:28, 14 August 2006 (UTC) :::I asked Paul Nation, and he wrote, "The lists are freely available for whoever wants to use them." Have a look.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:09, 15 August 2006 (UTC) ::::After looking at the BNC spoken frequency lists, I think you're right. I much prefer the way that these lists are set up, and it is nice to see not only the word but all its variations. I think it is much better. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 01:40, 24 August 2006 (UTC) == Move to [[Wiktionary talk:Simple talk]]? == I just want to throw up the idea of moving this page to the Wiktionary talk namespace. The advantage is that when editing a talk page [[MediaWiki:Talkpagetext]] is shown to the user. It would also leave this page open for FaQ's or something. Just an idea. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 14:55, 5 August 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for your input, Gerard. Nice to know you're still around every once in a while. You have a valid point about the talk page text being shown at the top of the page. It might be worth it to move it. However, I don't really care for the FAQ idea personally. It is supposed to be a simple *talk* page, so it should be something related to talk, even if it just redirects to its own talk page or explains how simple talk works. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 00:46, 24 August 2006 (UTC) ==Survivors?== I decided to come here and help out the project, after I saw the request for deletion at Meta. Personally, I would hate to see a project with this much potential die. <br><br> So, my question. How many regularly editing people are left? I noticed that a bureaucrat and two administrators haven't edited in a fairly long time, with the only admin exception seeming to be Cromwellt. Just give a shout here, I suppose. Thanks! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 21:49, 17 October 2006 (UTC) :Very few it seems, although I don't think ''left'' is the right word. There don't ever appear to have been many contributing memebers. Welcome though. Could I suggest you try to avoid difficult words in your definitions? For example, for ''approval'', you wrote "Formal permission or sanction." both words are less common than the word you're defining, and ''sanction'' is significantly less common. Just a suggestion. The participation is appreciated, though.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:30, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the suggestion. I used the word "left" because I had spent a while reading talk archives. This place seemed to be a lot more active back in Febuary. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 01:54, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ==Word of the Day== It seems the WotD has effectively died. Should we destroy the category/template for the word of the day as well? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 23:46, 25 October 2006 (UTC) Yes. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:13, 27 October 2006 (UTC) == Vote to delete == I ended to vote to close this project on Meta. It has gone on long enough and is going nowhere fast. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 17:35, 2 November 2006 (UTC) :thank you!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:14, 2 November 2006 (UTC) ::Ah, finally. Its about time they closed that one up. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 00:59, 3 November 2006 (UTC) == Administrators == Are there any active administrators/bureaucrats here anymore? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 16:33, 5 November 2006 (UTC) 11763 2006-11-06T10:24:35Z Tangotango 94 /* Vote to delete */ yay '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |} ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some countries, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) ==Category capitalization== Shall categories begin with upper cases or not? I am asking this because I have found different uses of upper and lower cases at [[Special:Categories]].--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 13:36, 14 April 2006 (UTC) :I had the same question a while back, though I asked it somewhere else. I think that categories should all be lowercase unless they are proper nouns, so that they work just like the entry titles. I'd say that you can go ahead an [[Wiktionary:Be bold|boldly]] change it, and if someone doesn't like it or has a better idea, they can change it back. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:33, 18 April 2006 (UTC) :If you do change it, don't forget to change the templates that refer to those categories, so that they put the words in the new place. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:22, 20 April 2006 (UTC) ::I see that [[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] has not worked on (or at least has not completed) changing the categories. I have completely changed my mind regarding them. The reason that articles in the (main) namespace are lowercase is to show the word as it is really meant to be and to distinguish between proper names and other words. This does not apply to categories or appendices (I just created the first appendix, [[:Appendix:Prepositions]]), though it should still apply to templates so that we don't have to type a capital letter every time we insert a template. Categories and appendices are ''groups'' of these words, and so should be capitalized regularly, just as they are in other projects. I am changing categories accordingly. Other thoughts? As I mentioned above, if we decide I'm wrong, we can boldly change it back. :) Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:54, 15 May 2006 (UTC) :::Hello. I have not been here until now as I was too busy administering other Wiki sites. As I am now an admin at eight Wiki sites, I am unsure how often I will come here. Article names at Wiktionary should not be automatically upper cases, but for categories, I do not really mind whether upper or lower cases. In case you want to talk to me but I am inactive here, I suggest leaving a message at my talk page at Wiktionary, Wikipedia, or Wikisource in English version that I administer.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:55, 4 November 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == WikiReader == What do we think about publishing a WikiReader with the BE850 and BE1500? I'd be happy to do most of the work behind it (exporting to PDF, managing download site etc). [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 12:00, 19 May 2006 (UTC) :I'm thinking we should probably have them mostly done before we worry about that, but other than that, sound good. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 19:03, 23 May 2006 (UTC) == Translations == Other Wiktionaries add translations for words into other languages. SEWiktionary is meant to give definitions of English words using simple English, so if we did add translations, we would not include those other words here, but only link to other wiktionaries. For example, if we translated "heavy" (meaning having a lot of weight), the Spanish is "pesado." We might link to the English Wiktionary page on [[:en:pesado]] or to the Spanish Wiktionary [[:es:pesado]]. These would be interwiki links, but under a translation section, not an "in other languages" sidebar interwiki, since each meaning should be translated separately. I think there are pros and cons to this idea. The pros are that our focus audience are people who are do not know much English, and many of them only know it as a second language, so a translation into their own language could be quite useful. The cons are that we are focused on English words. A translation would be a distraction from our focus. Also, that niche is already filled by the English Wiktionary. I think our focus should stay firmly fixed on simple English definitions of English words. Feel free to comment. We'll do what the community decides, of course. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:08, 21 May 2006 (UTC) :I suppose that this simple English Wiktionary is for definitions from simple English to simple English only, right? This should be good enough since more complex contents should go to regular English Wiktionary.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:58, 4 November 2006 (UTC) == Etymologies/word histories == Another thing that has come up is the question of etymologies. English Wiktionary and others show the etymology of each word, and tend to have the earlier forms as separate entries. Because we are focused on English words (that is, Modern English), we would not include those early forms separately, but we could include unlinked word origins/etymologies. Again, there are pros and cons. Etymologies could be difficult to understand for someone who doesn't know much English. Additionally, they are not our focus, and could be a distraction. Plus, English Wiktionary already does that more effectively. On the other hand, I think it is cool to show where words come from, and this can help people understand why a word is spelled a particular way, I think. English orthography is one of the hardest parts of learning English, but knowing where a word comes from helps significantly in understanding its orthography (spelling). That said, teaching English is not our goal here, any more than it is the goal of Simple English Wikipedia. We are writing a dictionary here, not an English 101 textbook. If people use us to learn English, that is their own choice, but it is not our focus. I guess I could go either way on this one. I tentatively '''support''' adding etymologies to words. What do all of you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:16, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == How detailed do we go? == In articles such as that for [[sad]], some users have obvioulsy gone to a great deal of trouble to flesh out all sorts of synonyms, related words, etc. Unfortunately, few of the words are very simple (or even useful. For example, on the [[sad]] page we have ''glum'' as a synonym.) I think this kind of detail needs to be pared back to avoid being overwhelming to English language learners. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:26, 16 July 2006 (UTC) :Yeah, I was the one who put all those synonyms and antonyms on there. I still think it is useful, and it is obvious that they are synonyms, etc. by their placement, but I guess I did go a little overboard. But this wiktionary should not be limited to Simple English words. It should include all English words, but the definitions should be limited to simple English. People may find the word [[glum]] and wonder what it means, but not be able to understand the English Wiktionary definition. We need that entry here, and its connection to [[sad]] seems very logical. I think [[lugubrious]] should be cut out sooner than [[glum]]. Limiting the synonyms and antonyms may be useful in some ways, but we are about including information, not leaving it out. We might even want to include (for example) a main synonym section, and later on a section on ''other synonyms''. I don't know. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:44, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::Indeed, we should have articles for simple words and other words, so there should eventually be an entry for ''glum'', ''lugubrious'' and whatever else you can come up with. However, a typical user who is looking up the word ''sad'', will not benefit from ''glum''. The user who looks up ''glum'', on the other hand, may well benefit from being told that ''sad'' is a synonym as they will likely have no idea what ''glum'' means, but may very well understand ''sad''. ::Furthermore, you write, "we are about including information, not leaving it out." To the contrary! Knowing what to leave out is at least as important as knowing what to put in. A 20-page dictionary entry on ''run'' is neither simple nor useful. This is, after all, a dictionary, not a thesaurus or an encyclopedia. If the user who looks up ''sad'' is looking specifically for uncommon synonyms, they're using a wrench to drive in a nail.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:58, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::*Well how else do you expect people to look for uncommon synonyms, except by starting with a common word? Perhaps we can put common synonyms right there on the page, while listing rare ones separately on a thesaurus-like page. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 07:07, 31 July 2006 (UTC) ::::If they're looking for uncommon synonyms, they should use a thesaurus, not a dictionary.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 11:27, 31 July 2006 (UTC) :::::Hey Brett, I really enjoyed your wrench-nail analogy. Kappa is referring to what EWikt has done in its Wikisaurus sub-project. We could do something similar here if people are interested in the idea. But either way, most dictionaries include at least some synonyms, and I think we should do so, too. You have a point when you say that glum should link to sad, but not necessarily sad to glum. Maybe if we tend to limit it to the first five or so most common synonyms and antonyms, it will be useful but not overboard. We can always change it later if we change our minds, etc. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:08, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ==Workshop== The following was posted by Adam Kilgarriff on the Corpora mailing list ---- LEXICOM-ASIA 2006 A Workshop in Lexicography and Lexical Computing Venue: Kowloon, Hong Kong Hosts: Language Centre, Hong Kong Univ of Science and Technology Dates: December 11th-15th, 2006 Led by Adam Kilgarriff and Michael Rundell of the Lexicography MasterClass, Lexicom is an intensive one-week workshop, with seminars on theoretical issues alternating with practical sessions at the computer. There will be some parallel 'lexicographic' and 'computational' sessions. Topics to be covered include: * corpus creation * corpus analysis: o software and corpus querying o discovering word senses, recording contextual information * writing dictionary entries * dictionary databases and writing systems * using web data Applications are invited from people with interests and experience in any of these areas. Over the last six years Lexicom has attracted 200 participants from 28 countries including lexicographers, computational linguists, professors, research students, translators, terminologists, and editors, managers and technical support staff from dictionary publishers and information management companies. The venue, HKUST, is beautifully situated on Clearwater Bay in Kowloon, only 30 minutes from central Hong Kong. To register for Lexicom, go to: http://lc.ust.hk/~centre/lexi2006/ Early registration is advised (the Workshop has been oversubscribed in previous years), and registrations received before 7th October 2006 carry a discounted fee. Further details, including reports of past events can be found at: http://www.lexmasterclass.com. Michael Rundell & Adam Kilgarriff The Lexicography MasterClass --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 13:31, 28 September 2006 (UTC) == Logo discussion == Greetings, I apologise for writing in English. There is a discussion about the logo for Wiktionary at [[meta:Wiktionary/logo]]. Please go there and help us decide. Please also put this message on your community page. Thank you. -[[meta:User:Dbmag9|Dbmag9]] (copied here from [[talk:Main Page]] by [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:39, 23 July 2006 (UTC)) == Most linked article == Is there a way to find the article with the most links? In particular, I'm interested in finding the most-linked-to article that doesn't yet exist.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 21:19, 27 July 2006 (UTC) *You need [[Special:Mostlinked]], and in particular [[Special:Wantedpages]]. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 23:03, 27 July 2006 (UTC) == Benchmarks! == I think [[now]] was the 700th. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:51, 2 August 2006 (UTC) :Congratulations, everyone! Great work. Let's keep it up. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:02, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ===750=== [[lucky]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ===800=== [[benefit]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:27, 14 August 2006 (UTC) ===900=== [[legislation]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:21, 12 September 2006 (UTC) ===Almost 1000=== A virtual beer to the user who adds the 1000th word!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 20:03, 3 November 2006 (UTC) == A different idea == I recently had an idea for a sort of word rating system. This would show the SE user how difficult/complicated the word is considered by native speakers, and perhaps even include an easier and/or more challenging (for the basic words) alternative. I'm thinking of a kind of thermometer look, maybe up in the right-hand corner. It would have something like four or five degrees, including: basic or easy (from the BE850, words like [[do]], [[cold]], and [[woman]]), fairly basic or fairly easy (BE1500 or so, words like [[sink]], [[math]], and [[trust]]), medium or intermediate (about regular conversation level, somewhat less common than BE1500, words like [[complete]], [[freezing]], and [[feminine]]), fairly advanced or fairly hard (more complex or difficult a concept or term, words like [[nondescript]], [[anthropology]], and [[uncharacteristic]]), and advanced or hard (for jargon and other much less common words such as [[sodium benzoate]], [[sesquipedalian]], and [[indefatigable]]). We can tweak these levels or add new ones if/when we feel they are warranted. What do you all think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 10:07, 3 August 2006 (UTC) :I think it's a good idea, but I think basing it on BE is a bad idea, no matter how much you like BE. BE was not intended to choose the most simple or frequent words, but to bring together a list of words that would be sufficient to communicate any idea. Instead, I think we should base it on frequency counts, in the same way that the [http://www.longman.com/ldoce/ Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English] does. I think that using [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/nation.aspx Paul Nation]'s word counts would be a great place to start. He counts 'word families', so that ''run'', ''running'', ''runner'', etc. are all counted together. His counts are broken into 1000-word bands and are [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/range%20BNC.zip available] for free.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ::Though different organizations have different frequency counts, I think the idea is a sound one, and I think that there are many other word lists which would do a better job than BE. The only reason I've stuck with BE this long is because it was already there, and fairly convenient, not to mention a good place to start creating words. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 02:28, 14 August 2006 (UTC) :::I asked Paul Nation, and he wrote, "The lists are freely available for whoever wants to use them." Have a look.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:09, 15 August 2006 (UTC) ::::After looking at the BNC spoken frequency lists, I think you're right. I much prefer the way that these lists are set up, and it is nice to see not only the word but all its variations. I think it is much better. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 01:40, 24 August 2006 (UTC) == Move to [[Wiktionary talk:Simple talk]]? == I just want to throw up the idea of moving this page to the Wiktionary talk namespace. The advantage is that when editing a talk page [[MediaWiki:Talkpagetext]] is shown to the user. It would also leave this page open for FaQ's or something. Just an idea. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 14:55, 5 August 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for your input, Gerard. Nice to know you're still around every once in a while. You have a valid point about the talk page text being shown at the top of the page. It might be worth it to move it. However, I don't really care for the FAQ idea personally. It is supposed to be a simple *talk* page, so it should be something related to talk, even if it just redirects to its own talk page or explains how simple talk works. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 00:46, 24 August 2006 (UTC) ==Survivors?== I decided to come here and help out the project, after I saw the request for deletion at Meta. Personally, I would hate to see a project with this much potential die. <br><br> So, my question. How many regularly editing people are left? I noticed that a bureaucrat and two administrators haven't edited in a fairly long time, with the only admin exception seeming to be Cromwellt. Just give a shout here, I suppose. Thanks! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 21:49, 17 October 2006 (UTC) :Very few it seems, although I don't think ''left'' is the right word. There don't ever appear to have been many contributing memebers. Welcome though. Could I suggest you try to avoid difficult words in your definitions? For example, for ''approval'', you wrote "Formal permission or sanction." both words are less common than the word you're defining, and ''sanction'' is significantly less common. Just a suggestion. The participation is appreciated, though.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:30, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the suggestion. I used the word "left" because I had spent a while reading talk archives. This place seemed to be a lot more active back in Febuary. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 01:54, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ==Word of the Day== It seems the WotD has effectively died. Should we destroy the category/template for the word of the day as well? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 23:46, 25 October 2006 (UTC) Yes. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:13, 27 October 2006 (UTC) == Vote to delete == I ended to vote to close this project on Meta. It has gone on long enough and is going nowhere fast. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 17:35, 2 November 2006 (UTC) :thank you!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:14, 2 November 2006 (UTC) ::Ah, finally. Its about time they closed that one up. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 00:59, 3 November 2006 (UTC) :::Great news :) - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:24, 6 November 2006 (UTC) == Administrators == Are there any active administrators/bureaucrats here anymore? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 16:33, 5 November 2006 (UTC) 11787 2006-11-07T03:35:19Z PullToOpen 119 /* Almost 1000 */ 1000! '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |} ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some countries, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) ==Category capitalization== Shall categories begin with upper cases or not? I am asking this because I have found different uses of upper and lower cases at [[Special:Categories]].--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 13:36, 14 April 2006 (UTC) :I had the same question a while back, though I asked it somewhere else. I think that categories should all be lowercase unless they are proper nouns, so that they work just like the entry titles. I'd say that you can go ahead an [[Wiktionary:Be bold|boldly]] change it, and if someone doesn't like it or has a better idea, they can change it back. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:33, 18 April 2006 (UTC) :If you do change it, don't forget to change the templates that refer to those categories, so that they put the words in the new place. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:22, 20 April 2006 (UTC) ::I see that [[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] has not worked on (or at least has not completed) changing the categories. I have completely changed my mind regarding them. The reason that articles in the (main) namespace are lowercase is to show the word as it is really meant to be and to distinguish between proper names and other words. This does not apply to categories or appendices (I just created the first appendix, [[:Appendix:Prepositions]]), though it should still apply to templates so that we don't have to type a capital letter every time we insert a template. Categories and appendices are ''groups'' of these words, and so should be capitalized regularly, just as they are in other projects. I am changing categories accordingly. Other thoughts? As I mentioned above, if we decide I'm wrong, we can boldly change it back. :) Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:54, 15 May 2006 (UTC) :::Hello. I have not been here until now as I was too busy administering other Wiki sites. As I am now an admin at eight Wiki sites, I am unsure how often I will come here. Article names at Wiktionary should not be automatically upper cases, but for categories, I do not really mind whether upper or lower cases. In case you want to talk to me but I am inactive here, I suggest leaving a message at my talk page at Wiktionary, Wikipedia, or Wikisource in English version that I administer.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:55, 4 November 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == WikiReader == What do we think about publishing a WikiReader with the BE850 and BE1500? I'd be happy to do most of the work behind it (exporting to PDF, managing download site etc). [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 12:00, 19 May 2006 (UTC) :I'm thinking we should probably have them mostly done before we worry about that, but other than that, sound good. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 19:03, 23 May 2006 (UTC) == Translations == Other Wiktionaries add translations for words into other languages. SEWiktionary is meant to give definitions of English words using simple English, so if we did add translations, we would not include those other words here, but only link to other wiktionaries. For example, if we translated "heavy" (meaning having a lot of weight), the Spanish is "pesado." We might link to the English Wiktionary page on [[:en:pesado]] or to the Spanish Wiktionary [[:es:pesado]]. These would be interwiki links, but under a translation section, not an "in other languages" sidebar interwiki, since each meaning should be translated separately. I think there are pros and cons to this idea. The pros are that our focus audience are people who are do not know much English, and many of them only know it as a second language, so a translation into their own language could be quite useful. The cons are that we are focused on English words. A translation would be a distraction from our focus. Also, that niche is already filled by the English Wiktionary. I think our focus should stay firmly fixed on simple English definitions of English words. Feel free to comment. We'll do what the community decides, of course. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:08, 21 May 2006 (UTC) :I suppose that this simple English Wiktionary is for definitions from simple English to simple English only, right? This should be good enough since more complex contents should go to regular English Wiktionary.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:58, 4 November 2006 (UTC) == Etymologies/word histories == Another thing that has come up is the question of etymologies. English Wiktionary and others show the etymology of each word, and tend to have the earlier forms as separate entries. Because we are focused on English words (that is, Modern English), we would not include those early forms separately, but we could include unlinked word origins/etymologies. Again, there are pros and cons. Etymologies could be difficult to understand for someone who doesn't know much English. Additionally, they are not our focus, and could be a distraction. Plus, English Wiktionary already does that more effectively. On the other hand, I think it is cool to show where words come from, and this can help people understand why a word is spelled a particular way, I think. English orthography is one of the hardest parts of learning English, but knowing where a word comes from helps significantly in understanding its orthography (spelling). That said, teaching English is not our goal here, any more than it is the goal of Simple English Wikipedia. We are writing a dictionary here, not an English 101 textbook. If people use us to learn English, that is their own choice, but it is not our focus. I guess I could go either way on this one. I tentatively '''support''' adding etymologies to words. What do all of you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:16, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == How detailed do we go? == In articles such as that for [[sad]], some users have obvioulsy gone to a great deal of trouble to flesh out all sorts of synonyms, related words, etc. Unfortunately, few of the words are very simple (or even useful. For example, on the [[sad]] page we have ''glum'' as a synonym.) I think this kind of detail needs to be pared back to avoid being overwhelming to English language learners. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:26, 16 July 2006 (UTC) :Yeah, I was the one who put all those synonyms and antonyms on there. I still think it is useful, and it is obvious that they are synonyms, etc. by their placement, but I guess I did go a little overboard. But this wiktionary should not be limited to Simple English words. It should include all English words, but the definitions should be limited to simple English. People may find the word [[glum]] and wonder what it means, but not be able to understand the English Wiktionary definition. We need that entry here, and its connection to [[sad]] seems very logical. I think [[lugubrious]] should be cut out sooner than [[glum]]. Limiting the synonyms and antonyms may be useful in some ways, but we are about including information, not leaving it out. We might even want to include (for example) a main synonym section, and later on a section on ''other synonyms''. I don't know. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:44, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::Indeed, we should have articles for simple words and other words, so there should eventually be an entry for ''glum'', ''lugubrious'' and whatever else you can come up with. However, a typical user who is looking up the word ''sad'', will not benefit from ''glum''. The user who looks up ''glum'', on the other hand, may well benefit from being told that ''sad'' is a synonym as they will likely have no idea what ''glum'' means, but may very well understand ''sad''. ::Furthermore, you write, "we are about including information, not leaving it out." To the contrary! Knowing what to leave out is at least as important as knowing what to put in. A 20-page dictionary entry on ''run'' is neither simple nor useful. This is, after all, a dictionary, not a thesaurus or an encyclopedia. If the user who looks up ''sad'' is looking specifically for uncommon synonyms, they're using a wrench to drive in a nail.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:58, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::*Well how else do you expect people to look for uncommon synonyms, except by starting with a common word? Perhaps we can put common synonyms right there on the page, while listing rare ones separately on a thesaurus-like page. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 07:07, 31 July 2006 (UTC) ::::If they're looking for uncommon synonyms, they should use a thesaurus, not a dictionary.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 11:27, 31 July 2006 (UTC) :::::Hey Brett, I really enjoyed your wrench-nail analogy. Kappa is referring to what EWikt has done in its Wikisaurus sub-project. We could do something similar here if people are interested in the idea. But either way, most dictionaries include at least some synonyms, and I think we should do so, too. You have a point when you say that glum should link to sad, but not necessarily sad to glum. Maybe if we tend to limit it to the first five or so most common synonyms and antonyms, it will be useful but not overboard. We can always change it later if we change our minds, etc. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:08, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ==Workshop== The following was posted by Adam Kilgarriff on the Corpora mailing list ---- LEXICOM-ASIA 2006 A Workshop in Lexicography and Lexical Computing Venue: Kowloon, Hong Kong Hosts: Language Centre, Hong Kong Univ of Science and Technology Dates: December 11th-15th, 2006 Led by Adam Kilgarriff and Michael Rundell of the Lexicography MasterClass, Lexicom is an intensive one-week workshop, with seminars on theoretical issues alternating with practical sessions at the computer. There will be some parallel 'lexicographic' and 'computational' sessions. Topics to be covered include: * corpus creation * corpus analysis: o software and corpus querying o discovering word senses, recording contextual information * writing dictionary entries * dictionary databases and writing systems * using web data Applications are invited from people with interests and experience in any of these areas. Over the last six years Lexicom has attracted 200 participants from 28 countries including lexicographers, computational linguists, professors, research students, translators, terminologists, and editors, managers and technical support staff from dictionary publishers and information management companies. The venue, HKUST, is beautifully situated on Clearwater Bay in Kowloon, only 30 minutes from central Hong Kong. To register for Lexicom, go to: http://lc.ust.hk/~centre/lexi2006/ Early registration is advised (the Workshop has been oversubscribed in previous years), and registrations received before 7th October 2006 carry a discounted fee. Further details, including reports of past events can be found at: http://www.lexmasterclass.com. Michael Rundell & Adam Kilgarriff The Lexicography MasterClass --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 13:31, 28 September 2006 (UTC) == Logo discussion == Greetings, I apologise for writing in English. There is a discussion about the logo for Wiktionary at [[meta:Wiktionary/logo]]. Please go there and help us decide. Please also put this message on your community page. Thank you. -[[meta:User:Dbmag9|Dbmag9]] (copied here from [[talk:Main Page]] by [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:39, 23 July 2006 (UTC)) == Most linked article == Is there a way to find the article with the most links? In particular, I'm interested in finding the most-linked-to article that doesn't yet exist.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 21:19, 27 July 2006 (UTC) *You need [[Special:Mostlinked]], and in particular [[Special:Wantedpages]]. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 23:03, 27 July 2006 (UTC) == Benchmarks! == I think [[now]] was the 700th. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:51, 2 August 2006 (UTC) :Congratulations, everyone! Great work. Let's keep it up. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:02, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ===750=== [[lucky]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ===800=== [[benefit]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:27, 14 August 2006 (UTC) ===900=== [[legislation]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:21, 12 September 2006 (UTC) ===Almost 1000=== A virtual beer to the user who adds the 1000th word!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 20:03, 3 November 2006 (UTC) : [[brush]]! Hooray! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 03:35, 7 November 2006 (UTC) == A different idea == I recently had an idea for a sort of word rating system. This would show the SE user how difficult/complicated the word is considered by native speakers, and perhaps even include an easier and/or more challenging (for the basic words) alternative. I'm thinking of a kind of thermometer look, maybe up in the right-hand corner. It would have something like four or five degrees, including: basic or easy (from the BE850, words like [[do]], [[cold]], and [[woman]]), fairly basic or fairly easy (BE1500 or so, words like [[sink]], [[math]], and [[trust]]), medium or intermediate (about regular conversation level, somewhat less common than BE1500, words like [[complete]], [[freezing]], and [[feminine]]), fairly advanced or fairly hard (more complex or difficult a concept or term, words like [[nondescript]], [[anthropology]], and [[uncharacteristic]]), and advanced or hard (for jargon and other much less common words such as [[sodium benzoate]], [[sesquipedalian]], and [[indefatigable]]). We can tweak these levels or add new ones if/when we feel they are warranted. What do you all think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 10:07, 3 August 2006 (UTC) :I think it's a good idea, but I think basing it on BE is a bad idea, no matter how much you like BE. BE was not intended to choose the most simple or frequent words, but to bring together a list of words that would be sufficient to communicate any idea. Instead, I think we should base it on frequency counts, in the same way that the [http://www.longman.com/ldoce/ Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English] does. I think that using [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/nation.aspx Paul Nation]'s word counts would be a great place to start. He counts 'word families', so that ''run'', ''running'', ''runner'', etc. are all counted together. His counts are broken into 1000-word bands and are [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/range%20BNC.zip available] for free.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ::Though different organizations have different frequency counts, I think the idea is a sound one, and I think that there are many other word lists which would do a better job than BE. The only reason I've stuck with BE this long is because it was already there, and fairly convenient, not to mention a good place to start creating words. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 02:28, 14 August 2006 (UTC) :::I asked Paul Nation, and he wrote, "The lists are freely available for whoever wants to use them." Have a look.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:09, 15 August 2006 (UTC) ::::After looking at the BNC spoken frequency lists, I think you're right. I much prefer the way that these lists are set up, and it is nice to see not only the word but all its variations. I think it is much better. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 01:40, 24 August 2006 (UTC) == Move to [[Wiktionary talk:Simple talk]]? == I just want to throw up the idea of moving this page to the Wiktionary talk namespace. The advantage is that when editing a talk page [[MediaWiki:Talkpagetext]] is shown to the user. It would also leave this page open for FaQ's or something. Just an idea. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 14:55, 5 August 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for your input, Gerard. Nice to know you're still around every once in a while. You have a valid point about the talk page text being shown at the top of the page. It might be worth it to move it. However, I don't really care for the FAQ idea personally. It is supposed to be a simple *talk* page, so it should be something related to talk, even if it just redirects to its own talk page or explains how simple talk works. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 00:46, 24 August 2006 (UTC) ==Survivors?== I decided to come here and help out the project, after I saw the request for deletion at Meta. Personally, I would hate to see a project with this much potential die. <br><br> So, my question. How many regularly editing people are left? I noticed that a bureaucrat and two administrators haven't edited in a fairly long time, with the only admin exception seeming to be Cromwellt. Just give a shout here, I suppose. Thanks! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 21:49, 17 October 2006 (UTC) :Very few it seems, although I don't think ''left'' is the right word. There don't ever appear to have been many contributing memebers. Welcome though. Could I suggest you try to avoid difficult words in your definitions? For example, for ''approval'', you wrote "Formal permission or sanction." both words are less common than the word you're defining, and ''sanction'' is significantly less common. Just a suggestion. The participation is appreciated, though.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:30, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the suggestion. I used the word "left" because I had spent a while reading talk archives. This place seemed to be a lot more active back in Febuary. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 01:54, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ==Word of the Day== It seems the WotD has effectively died. Should we destroy the category/template for the word of the day as well? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 23:46, 25 October 2006 (UTC) Yes. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:13, 27 October 2006 (UTC) == Vote to delete == I ended to vote to close this project on Meta. It has gone on long enough and is going nowhere fast. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 17:35, 2 November 2006 (UTC) :thank you!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:14, 2 November 2006 (UTC) ::Ah, finally. Its about time they closed that one up. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 00:59, 3 November 2006 (UTC) :::Great news :) - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:24, 6 November 2006 (UTC) == Administrators == Are there any active administrators/bureaucrats here anymore? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 16:33, 5 November 2006 (UTC) 11801 2006-11-08T01:23:15Z Brett 77 /* Almost 1000 */ '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |} ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some countries, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) ==Category capitalization== Shall categories begin with upper cases or not? I am asking this because I have found different uses of upper and lower cases at [[Special:Categories]].--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 13:36, 14 April 2006 (UTC) :I had the same question a while back, though I asked it somewhere else. I think that categories should all be lowercase unless they are proper nouns, so that they work just like the entry titles. I'd say that you can go ahead an [[Wiktionary:Be bold|boldly]] change it, and if someone doesn't like it or has a better idea, they can change it back. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:33, 18 April 2006 (UTC) :If you do change it, don't forget to change the templates that refer to those categories, so that they put the words in the new place. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:22, 20 April 2006 (UTC) ::I see that [[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] has not worked on (or at least has not completed) changing the categories. I have completely changed my mind regarding them. The reason that articles in the (main) namespace are lowercase is to show the word as it is really meant to be and to distinguish between proper names and other words. This does not apply to categories or appendices (I just created the first appendix, [[:Appendix:Prepositions]]), though it should still apply to templates so that we don't have to type a capital letter every time we insert a template. Categories and appendices are ''groups'' of these words, and so should be capitalized regularly, just as they are in other projects. I am changing categories accordingly. Other thoughts? As I mentioned above, if we decide I'm wrong, we can boldly change it back. :) Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:54, 15 May 2006 (UTC) :::Hello. I have not been here until now as I was too busy administering other Wiki sites. As I am now an admin at eight Wiki sites, I am unsure how often I will come here. Article names at Wiktionary should not be automatically upper cases, but for categories, I do not really mind whether upper or lower cases. In case you want to talk to me but I am inactive here, I suggest leaving a message at my talk page at Wiktionary, Wikipedia, or Wikisource in English version that I administer.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:55, 4 November 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == WikiReader == What do we think about publishing a WikiReader with the BE850 and BE1500? I'd be happy to do most of the work behind it (exporting to PDF, managing download site etc). [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 12:00, 19 May 2006 (UTC) :I'm thinking we should probably have them mostly done before we worry about that, but other than that, sound good. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 19:03, 23 May 2006 (UTC) == Translations == Other Wiktionaries add translations for words into other languages. SEWiktionary is meant to give definitions of English words using simple English, so if we did add translations, we would not include those other words here, but only link to other wiktionaries. For example, if we translated "heavy" (meaning having a lot of weight), the Spanish is "pesado." We might link to the English Wiktionary page on [[:en:pesado]] or to the Spanish Wiktionary [[:es:pesado]]. These would be interwiki links, but under a translation section, not an "in other languages" sidebar interwiki, since each meaning should be translated separately. I think there are pros and cons to this idea. The pros are that our focus audience are people who are do not know much English, and many of them only know it as a second language, so a translation into their own language could be quite useful. The cons are that we are focused on English words. A translation would be a distraction from our focus. Also, that niche is already filled by the English Wiktionary. I think our focus should stay firmly fixed on simple English definitions of English words. Feel free to comment. We'll do what the community decides, of course. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:08, 21 May 2006 (UTC) :I suppose that this simple English Wiktionary is for definitions from simple English to simple English only, right? This should be good enough since more complex contents should go to regular English Wiktionary.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:58, 4 November 2006 (UTC) == Etymologies/word histories == Another thing that has come up is the question of etymologies. English Wiktionary and others show the etymology of each word, and tend to have the earlier forms as separate entries. Because we are focused on English words (that is, Modern English), we would not include those early forms separately, but we could include unlinked word origins/etymologies. Again, there are pros and cons. Etymologies could be difficult to understand for someone who doesn't know much English. Additionally, they are not our focus, and could be a distraction. Plus, English Wiktionary already does that more effectively. On the other hand, I think it is cool to show where words come from, and this can help people understand why a word is spelled a particular way, I think. English orthography is one of the hardest parts of learning English, but knowing where a word comes from helps significantly in understanding its orthography (spelling). That said, teaching English is not our goal here, any more than it is the goal of Simple English Wikipedia. We are writing a dictionary here, not an English 101 textbook. If people use us to learn English, that is their own choice, but it is not our focus. I guess I could go either way on this one. I tentatively '''support''' adding etymologies to words. What do all of you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:16, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == How detailed do we go? == In articles such as that for [[sad]], some users have obvioulsy gone to a great deal of trouble to flesh out all sorts of synonyms, related words, etc. Unfortunately, few of the words are very simple (or even useful. For example, on the [[sad]] page we have ''glum'' as a synonym.) I think this kind of detail needs to be pared back to avoid being overwhelming to English language learners. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:26, 16 July 2006 (UTC) :Yeah, I was the one who put all those synonyms and antonyms on there. I still think it is useful, and it is obvious that they are synonyms, etc. by their placement, but I guess I did go a little overboard. But this wiktionary should not be limited to Simple English words. It should include all English words, but the definitions should be limited to simple English. People may find the word [[glum]] and wonder what it means, but not be able to understand the English Wiktionary definition. We need that entry here, and its connection to [[sad]] seems very logical. I think [[lugubrious]] should be cut out sooner than [[glum]]. Limiting the synonyms and antonyms may be useful in some ways, but we are about including information, not leaving it out. We might even want to include (for example) a main synonym section, and later on a section on ''other synonyms''. I don't know. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:44, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::Indeed, we should have articles for simple words and other words, so there should eventually be an entry for ''glum'', ''lugubrious'' and whatever else you can come up with. However, a typical user who is looking up the word ''sad'', will not benefit from ''glum''. The user who looks up ''glum'', on the other hand, may well benefit from being told that ''sad'' is a synonym as they will likely have no idea what ''glum'' means, but may very well understand ''sad''. ::Furthermore, you write, "we are about including information, not leaving it out." To the contrary! Knowing what to leave out is at least as important as knowing what to put in. A 20-page dictionary entry on ''run'' is neither simple nor useful. This is, after all, a dictionary, not a thesaurus or an encyclopedia. If the user who looks up ''sad'' is looking specifically for uncommon synonyms, they're using a wrench to drive in a nail.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:58, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::*Well how else do you expect people to look for uncommon synonyms, except by starting with a common word? Perhaps we can put common synonyms right there on the page, while listing rare ones separately on a thesaurus-like page. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 07:07, 31 July 2006 (UTC) ::::If they're looking for uncommon synonyms, they should use a thesaurus, not a dictionary.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 11:27, 31 July 2006 (UTC) :::::Hey Brett, I really enjoyed your wrench-nail analogy. Kappa is referring to what EWikt has done in its Wikisaurus sub-project. We could do something similar here if people are interested in the idea. But either way, most dictionaries include at least some synonyms, and I think we should do so, too. You have a point when you say that glum should link to sad, but not necessarily sad to glum. Maybe if we tend to limit it to the first five or so most common synonyms and antonyms, it will be useful but not overboard. We can always change it later if we change our minds, etc. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:08, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ==Workshop== The following was posted by Adam Kilgarriff on the Corpora mailing list ---- LEXICOM-ASIA 2006 A Workshop in Lexicography and Lexical Computing Venue: Kowloon, Hong Kong Hosts: Language Centre, Hong Kong Univ of Science and Technology Dates: December 11th-15th, 2006 Led by Adam Kilgarriff and Michael Rundell of the Lexicography MasterClass, Lexicom is an intensive one-week workshop, with seminars on theoretical issues alternating with practical sessions at the computer. There will be some parallel 'lexicographic' and 'computational' sessions. Topics to be covered include: * corpus creation * corpus analysis: o software and corpus querying o discovering word senses, recording contextual information * writing dictionary entries * dictionary databases and writing systems * using web data Applications are invited from people with interests and experience in any of these areas. Over the last six years Lexicom has attracted 200 participants from 28 countries including lexicographers, computational linguists, professors, research students, translators, terminologists, and editors, managers and technical support staff from dictionary publishers and information management companies. The venue, HKUST, is beautifully situated on Clearwater Bay in Kowloon, only 30 minutes from central Hong Kong. To register for Lexicom, go to: http://lc.ust.hk/~centre/lexi2006/ Early registration is advised (the Workshop has been oversubscribed in previous years), and registrations received before 7th October 2006 carry a discounted fee. Further details, including reports of past events can be found at: http://www.lexmasterclass.com. Michael Rundell & Adam Kilgarriff The Lexicography MasterClass --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 13:31, 28 September 2006 (UTC) == Logo discussion == Greetings, I apologise for writing in English. There is a discussion about the logo for Wiktionary at [[meta:Wiktionary/logo]]. Please go there and help us decide. Please also put this message on your community page. Thank you. -[[meta:User:Dbmag9|Dbmag9]] (copied here from [[talk:Main Page]] by [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:39, 23 July 2006 (UTC)) == Most linked article == Is there a way to find the article with the most links? In particular, I'm interested in finding the most-linked-to article that doesn't yet exist.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 21:19, 27 July 2006 (UTC) *You need [[Special:Mostlinked]], and in particular [[Special:Wantedpages]]. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 23:03, 27 July 2006 (UTC) == Benchmarks! == I think [[now]] was the 700th. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:51, 2 August 2006 (UTC) :Congratulations, everyone! Great work. Let's keep it up. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:02, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ===750=== [[lucky]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ===800=== [[benefit]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:27, 14 August 2006 (UTC) ===900=== [[legislation]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:21, 12 September 2006 (UTC) ===Almost 1000=== A virtual beer to the user who adds the 1000th word!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 20:03, 3 November 2006 (UTC) : [[brush]]! Hooray! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 03:35, 7 November 2006 (UTC) ::Make it two beers! Well done, PTO!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:23, 8 November 2006 (UTC) == A different idea == I recently had an idea for a sort of word rating system. This would show the SE user how difficult/complicated the word is considered by native speakers, and perhaps even include an easier and/or more challenging (for the basic words) alternative. I'm thinking of a kind of thermometer look, maybe up in the right-hand corner. It would have something like four or five degrees, including: basic or easy (from the BE850, words like [[do]], [[cold]], and [[woman]]), fairly basic or fairly easy (BE1500 or so, words like [[sink]], [[math]], and [[trust]]), medium or intermediate (about regular conversation level, somewhat less common than BE1500, words like [[complete]], [[freezing]], and [[feminine]]), fairly advanced or fairly hard (more complex or difficult a concept or term, words like [[nondescript]], [[anthropology]], and [[uncharacteristic]]), and advanced or hard (for jargon and other much less common words such as [[sodium benzoate]], [[sesquipedalian]], and [[indefatigable]]). We can tweak these levels or add new ones if/when we feel they are warranted. What do you all think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 10:07, 3 August 2006 (UTC) :I think it's a good idea, but I think basing it on BE is a bad idea, no matter how much you like BE. BE was not intended to choose the most simple or frequent words, but to bring together a list of words that would be sufficient to communicate any idea. Instead, I think we should base it on frequency counts, in the same way that the [http://www.longman.com/ldoce/ Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English] does. I think that using [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/nation.aspx Paul Nation]'s word counts would be a great place to start. He counts 'word families', so that ''run'', ''running'', ''runner'', etc. are all counted together. His counts are broken into 1000-word bands and are [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/range%20BNC.zip available] for free.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ::Though different organizations have different frequency counts, I think the idea is a sound one, and I think that there are many other word lists which would do a better job than BE. The only reason I've stuck with BE this long is because it was already there, and fairly convenient, not to mention a good place to start creating words. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 02:28, 14 August 2006 (UTC) :::I asked Paul Nation, and he wrote, "The lists are freely available for whoever wants to use them." Have a look.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:09, 15 August 2006 (UTC) ::::After looking at the BNC spoken frequency lists, I think you're right. I much prefer the way that these lists are set up, and it is nice to see not only the word but all its variations. I think it is much better. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 01:40, 24 August 2006 (UTC) == Move to [[Wiktionary talk:Simple talk]]? == I just want to throw up the idea of moving this page to the Wiktionary talk namespace. The advantage is that when editing a talk page [[MediaWiki:Talkpagetext]] is shown to the user. It would also leave this page open for FaQ's or something. Just an idea. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 14:55, 5 August 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for your input, Gerard. Nice to know you're still around every once in a while. You have a valid point about the talk page text being shown at the top of the page. It might be worth it to move it. However, I don't really care for the FAQ idea personally. It is supposed to be a simple *talk* page, so it should be something related to talk, even if it just redirects to its own talk page or explains how simple talk works. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 00:46, 24 August 2006 (UTC) ==Survivors?== I decided to come here and help out the project, after I saw the request for deletion at Meta. Personally, I would hate to see a project with this much potential die. <br><br> So, my question. How many regularly editing people are left? I noticed that a bureaucrat and two administrators haven't edited in a fairly long time, with the only admin exception seeming to be Cromwellt. Just give a shout here, I suppose. Thanks! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 21:49, 17 October 2006 (UTC) :Very few it seems, although I don't think ''left'' is the right word. There don't ever appear to have been many contributing memebers. Welcome though. Could I suggest you try to avoid difficult words in your definitions? For example, for ''approval'', you wrote "Formal permission or sanction." both words are less common than the word you're defining, and ''sanction'' is significantly less common. Just a suggestion. The participation is appreciated, though.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:30, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the suggestion. I used the word "left" because I had spent a while reading talk archives. This place seemed to be a lot more active back in Febuary. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 01:54, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ==Word of the Day== It seems the WotD has effectively died. Should we destroy the category/template for the word of the day as well? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 23:46, 25 October 2006 (UTC) Yes. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:13, 27 October 2006 (UTC) == Vote to delete == I ended to vote to close this project on Meta. It has gone on long enough and is going nowhere fast. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 17:35, 2 November 2006 (UTC) :thank you!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:14, 2 November 2006 (UTC) ::Ah, finally. Its about time they closed that one up. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 00:59, 3 November 2006 (UTC) :::Great news :) - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:24, 6 November 2006 (UTC) == Administrators == Are there any active administrators/bureaucrats here anymore? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 16:33, 5 November 2006 (UTC) 11811 2006-11-08T12:38:16Z Brett 77 Interwiki link '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |} ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some countries, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) ==Category capitalization== Shall categories begin with upper cases or not? I am asking this because I have found different uses of upper and lower cases at [[Special:Categories]].--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 13:36, 14 April 2006 (UTC) :I had the same question a while back, though I asked it somewhere else. I think that categories should all be lowercase unless they are proper nouns, so that they work just like the entry titles. I'd say that you can go ahead an [[Wiktionary:Be bold|boldly]] change it, and if someone doesn't like it or has a better idea, they can change it back. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:33, 18 April 2006 (UTC) :If you do change it, don't forget to change the templates that refer to those categories, so that they put the words in the new place. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:22, 20 April 2006 (UTC) ::I see that [[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] has not worked on (or at least has not completed) changing the categories. I have completely changed my mind regarding them. The reason that articles in the (main) namespace are lowercase is to show the word as it is really meant to be and to distinguish between proper names and other words. This does not apply to categories or appendices (I just created the first appendix, [[:Appendix:Prepositions]]), though it should still apply to templates so that we don't have to type a capital letter every time we insert a template. Categories and appendices are ''groups'' of these words, and so should be capitalized regularly, just as they are in other projects. I am changing categories accordingly. Other thoughts? As I mentioned above, if we decide I'm wrong, we can boldly change it back. :) Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:54, 15 May 2006 (UTC) :::Hello. I have not been here until now as I was too busy administering other Wiki sites. As I am now an admin at eight Wiki sites, I am unsure how often I will come here. Article names at Wiktionary should not be automatically upper cases, but for categories, I do not really mind whether upper or lower cases. In case you want to talk to me but I am inactive here, I suggest leaving a message at my talk page at Wiktionary, Wikipedia, or Wikisource in English version that I administer.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:55, 4 November 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == WikiReader == What do we think about publishing a WikiReader with the BE850 and BE1500? I'd be happy to do most of the work behind it (exporting to PDF, managing download site etc). [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 12:00, 19 May 2006 (UTC) :I'm thinking we should probably have them mostly done before we worry about that, but other than that, sound good. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 19:03, 23 May 2006 (UTC) == Translations == Other Wiktionaries add translations for words into other languages. SEWiktionary is meant to give definitions of English words using simple English, so if we did add translations, we would not include those other words here, but only link to other wiktionaries. For example, if we translated "heavy" (meaning having a lot of weight), the Spanish is "pesado." We might link to the English Wiktionary page on [[:en:pesado]] or to the Spanish Wiktionary [[:es:pesado]]. These would be interwiki links, but under a translation section, not an "in other languages" sidebar interwiki, since each meaning should be translated separately. I think there are pros and cons to this idea. The pros are that our focus audience are people who are do not know much English, and many of them only know it as a second language, so a translation into their own language could be quite useful. The cons are that we are focused on English words. A translation would be a distraction from our focus. Also, that niche is already filled by the English Wiktionary. I think our focus should stay firmly fixed on simple English definitions of English words. Feel free to comment. We'll do what the community decides, of course. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:08, 21 May 2006 (UTC) :I suppose that this simple English Wiktionary is for definitions from simple English to simple English only, right? This should be good enough since more complex contents should go to regular English Wiktionary.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:58, 4 November 2006 (UTC) == Etymologies/word histories == Another thing that has come up is the question of etymologies. English Wiktionary and others show the etymology of each word, and tend to have the earlier forms as separate entries. Because we are focused on English words (that is, Modern English), we would not include those early forms separately, but we could include unlinked word origins/etymologies. Again, there are pros and cons. Etymologies could be difficult to understand for someone who doesn't know much English. Additionally, they are not our focus, and could be a distraction. Plus, English Wiktionary already does that more effectively. On the other hand, I think it is cool to show where words come from, and this can help people understand why a word is spelled a particular way, I think. English orthography is one of the hardest parts of learning English, but knowing where a word comes from helps significantly in understanding its orthography (spelling). That said, teaching English is not our goal here, any more than it is the goal of Simple English Wikipedia. We are writing a dictionary here, not an English 101 textbook. If people use us to learn English, that is their own choice, but it is not our focus. I guess I could go either way on this one. I tentatively '''support''' adding etymologies to words. What do all of you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:16, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == How detailed do we go? == In articles such as that for [[sad]], some users have obvioulsy gone to a great deal of trouble to flesh out all sorts of synonyms, related words, etc. Unfortunately, few of the words are very simple (or even useful. For example, on the [[sad]] page we have ''glum'' as a synonym.) I think this kind of detail needs to be pared back to avoid being overwhelming to English language learners. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:26, 16 July 2006 (UTC) :Yeah, I was the one who put all those synonyms and antonyms on there. I still think it is useful, and it is obvious that they are synonyms, etc. by their placement, but I guess I did go a little overboard. But this wiktionary should not be limited to Simple English words. It should include all English words, but the definitions should be limited to simple English. People may find the word [[glum]] and wonder what it means, but not be able to understand the English Wiktionary definition. We need that entry here, and its connection to [[sad]] seems very logical. I think [[lugubrious]] should be cut out sooner than [[glum]]. Limiting the synonyms and antonyms may be useful in some ways, but we are about including information, not leaving it out. We might even want to include (for example) a main synonym section, and later on a section on ''other synonyms''. I don't know. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:44, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::Indeed, we should have articles for simple words and other words, so there should eventually be an entry for ''glum'', ''lugubrious'' and whatever else you can come up with. However, a typical user who is looking up the word ''sad'', will not benefit from ''glum''. The user who looks up ''glum'', on the other hand, may well benefit from being told that ''sad'' is a synonym as they will likely have no idea what ''glum'' means, but may very well understand ''sad''. ::Furthermore, you write, "we are about including information, not leaving it out." To the contrary! Knowing what to leave out is at least as important as knowing what to put in. A 20-page dictionary entry on ''run'' is neither simple nor useful. This is, after all, a dictionary, not a thesaurus or an encyclopedia. If the user who looks up ''sad'' is looking specifically for uncommon synonyms, they're using a wrench to drive in a nail.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:58, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::*Well how else do you expect people to look for uncommon synonyms, except by starting with a common word? Perhaps we can put common synonyms right there on the page, while listing rare ones separately on a thesaurus-like page. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 07:07, 31 July 2006 (UTC) ::::If they're looking for uncommon synonyms, they should use a thesaurus, not a dictionary.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 11:27, 31 July 2006 (UTC) :::::Hey Brett, I really enjoyed your wrench-nail analogy. Kappa is referring to what EWikt has done in its Wikisaurus sub-project. We could do something similar here if people are interested in the idea. But either way, most dictionaries include at least some synonyms, and I think we should do so, too. You have a point when you say that glum should link to sad, but not necessarily sad to glum. Maybe if we tend to limit it to the first five or so most common synonyms and antonyms, it will be useful but not overboard. We can always change it later if we change our minds, etc. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:08, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ==Workshop== The following was posted by Adam Kilgarriff on the Corpora mailing list ---- LEXICOM-ASIA 2006 A Workshop in Lexicography and Lexical Computing Venue: Kowloon, Hong Kong Hosts: Language Centre, Hong Kong Univ of Science and Technology Dates: December 11th-15th, 2006 Led by Adam Kilgarriff and Michael Rundell of the Lexicography MasterClass, Lexicom is an intensive one-week workshop, with seminars on theoretical issues alternating with practical sessions at the computer. There will be some parallel 'lexicographic' and 'computational' sessions. Topics to be covered include: * corpus creation * corpus analysis: o software and corpus querying o discovering word senses, recording contextual information * writing dictionary entries * dictionary databases and writing systems * using web data Applications are invited from people with interests and experience in any of these areas. Over the last six years Lexicom has attracted 200 participants from 28 countries including lexicographers, computational linguists, professors, research students, translators, terminologists, and editors, managers and technical support staff from dictionary publishers and information management companies. The venue, HKUST, is beautifully situated on Clearwater Bay in Kowloon, only 30 minutes from central Hong Kong. To register for Lexicom, go to: http://lc.ust.hk/~centre/lexi2006/ Early registration is advised (the Workshop has been oversubscribed in previous years), and registrations received before 7th October 2006 carry a discounted fee. Further details, including reports of past events can be found at: http://www.lexmasterclass.com. Michael Rundell & Adam Kilgarriff The Lexicography MasterClass --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 13:31, 28 September 2006 (UTC) == Logo discussion == Greetings, I apologise for writing in English. There is a discussion about the logo for Wiktionary at [[meta:Wiktionary/logo]]. Please go there and help us decide. Please also put this message on your community page. Thank you. -[[meta:User:Dbmag9|Dbmag9]] (copied here from [[talk:Main Page]] by [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:39, 23 July 2006 (UTC)) == Most linked article == Is there a way to find the article with the most links? In particular, I'm interested in finding the most-linked-to article that doesn't yet exist.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 21:19, 27 July 2006 (UTC) *You need [[Special:Mostlinked]], and in particular [[Special:Wantedpages]]. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 23:03, 27 July 2006 (UTC) == Benchmarks! == I think [[now]] was the 700th. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:51, 2 August 2006 (UTC) :Congratulations, everyone! Great work. Let's keep it up. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:02, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ===750=== [[lucky]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ===800=== [[benefit]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:27, 14 August 2006 (UTC) ===900=== [[legislation]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:21, 12 September 2006 (UTC) ===Almost 1000=== A virtual beer to the user who adds the 1000th word!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 20:03, 3 November 2006 (UTC) : [[brush]]! Hooray! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 03:35, 7 November 2006 (UTC) ::Make it two beers! Well done, PTO!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:23, 8 November 2006 (UTC) == A different idea == I recently had an idea for a sort of word rating system. This would show the SE user how difficult/complicated the word is considered by native speakers, and perhaps even include an easier and/or more challenging (for the basic words) alternative. I'm thinking of a kind of thermometer look, maybe up in the right-hand corner. It would have something like four or five degrees, including: basic or easy (from the BE850, words like [[do]], [[cold]], and [[woman]]), fairly basic or fairly easy (BE1500 or so, words like [[sink]], [[math]], and [[trust]]), medium or intermediate (about regular conversation level, somewhat less common than BE1500, words like [[complete]], [[freezing]], and [[feminine]]), fairly advanced or fairly hard (more complex or difficult a concept or term, words like [[nondescript]], [[anthropology]], and [[uncharacteristic]]), and advanced or hard (for jargon and other much less common words such as [[sodium benzoate]], [[sesquipedalian]], and [[indefatigable]]). We can tweak these levels or add new ones if/when we feel they are warranted. What do you all think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 10:07, 3 August 2006 (UTC) :I think it's a good idea, but I think basing it on BE is a bad idea, no matter how much you like BE. BE was not intended to choose the most simple or frequent words, but to bring together a list of words that would be sufficient to communicate any idea. Instead, I think we should base it on frequency counts, in the same way that the [http://www.longman.com/ldoce/ Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English] does. I think that using [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/nation.aspx Paul Nation]'s word counts would be a great place to start. He counts 'word families', so that ''run'', ''running'', ''runner'', etc. are all counted together. His counts are broken into 1000-word bands and are [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/range%20BNC.zip available] for free.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ::Though different organizations have different frequency counts, I think the idea is a sound one, and I think that there are many other word lists which would do a better job than BE. The only reason I've stuck with BE this long is because it was already there, and fairly convenient, not to mention a good place to start creating words. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 02:28, 14 August 2006 (UTC) :::I asked Paul Nation, and he wrote, "The lists are freely available for whoever wants to use them." Have a look.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:09, 15 August 2006 (UTC) ::::After looking at the BNC spoken frequency lists, I think you're right. I much prefer the way that these lists are set up, and it is nice to see not only the word but all its variations. I think it is much better. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 01:40, 24 August 2006 (UTC) == Move to [[Wiktionary talk:Simple talk]]? == I just want to throw up the idea of moving this page to the Wiktionary talk namespace. The advantage is that when editing a talk page [[MediaWiki:Talkpagetext]] is shown to the user. It would also leave this page open for FaQ's or something. Just an idea. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 14:55, 5 August 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for your input, Gerard. Nice to know you're still around every once in a while. You have a valid point about the talk page text being shown at the top of the page. It might be worth it to move it. However, I don't really care for the FAQ idea personally. It is supposed to be a simple *talk* page, so it should be something related to talk, even if it just redirects to its own talk page or explains how simple talk works. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 00:46, 24 August 2006 (UTC) ==Survivors?== I decided to come here and help out the project, after I saw the request for deletion at Meta. Personally, I would hate to see a project with this much potential die. <br><br> So, my question. How many regularly editing people are left? I noticed that a bureaucrat and two administrators haven't edited in a fairly long time, with the only admin exception seeming to be Cromwellt. Just give a shout here, I suppose. Thanks! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 21:49, 17 October 2006 (UTC) :Very few it seems, although I don't think ''left'' is the right word. There don't ever appear to have been many contributing memebers. Welcome though. Could I suggest you try to avoid difficult words in your definitions? For example, for ''approval'', you wrote "Formal permission or sanction." both words are less common than the word you're defining, and ''sanction'' is significantly less common. Just a suggestion. The participation is appreciated, though.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:30, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the suggestion. I used the word "left" because I had spent a while reading talk archives. This place seemed to be a lot more active back in Febuary. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 01:54, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ==Word of the Day== It seems the WotD has effectively died. Should we destroy the category/template for the word of the day as well? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 23:46, 25 October 2006 (UTC) Yes. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:13, 27 October 2006 (UTC) == Vote to delete == I ended to vote to close this project on Meta. It has gone on long enough and is going nowhere fast. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 17:35, 2 November 2006 (UTC) :thank you!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:14, 2 November 2006 (UTC) ::Ah, finally. Its about time they closed that one up. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 00:59, 3 November 2006 (UTC) :::Great news :) - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:24, 6 November 2006 (UTC) == Administrators == Are there any active administrators/bureaucrats here anymore? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 16:33, 5 November 2006 (UTC) == Interwiki link == How do you link to Simple Witionary from another wiki project?--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:38, 8 November 2006 (UTC) 11819 2006-11-09T12:19:31Z Tangotango 94 /* Interwiki link */ reply '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |} ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some countries, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) ==Category capitalization== Shall categories begin with upper cases or not? I am asking this because I have found different uses of upper and lower cases at [[Special:Categories]].--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 13:36, 14 April 2006 (UTC) :I had the same question a while back, though I asked it somewhere else. I think that categories should all be lowercase unless they are proper nouns, so that they work just like the entry titles. I'd say that you can go ahead an [[Wiktionary:Be bold|boldly]] change it, and if someone doesn't like it or has a better idea, they can change it back. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:33, 18 April 2006 (UTC) :If you do change it, don't forget to change the templates that refer to those categories, so that they put the words in the new place. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:22, 20 April 2006 (UTC) ::I see that [[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] has not worked on (or at least has not completed) changing the categories. I have completely changed my mind regarding them. The reason that articles in the (main) namespace are lowercase is to show the word as it is really meant to be and to distinguish between proper names and other words. This does not apply to categories or appendices (I just created the first appendix, [[:Appendix:Prepositions]]), though it should still apply to templates so that we don't have to type a capital letter every time we insert a template. Categories and appendices are ''groups'' of these words, and so should be capitalized regularly, just as they are in other projects. I am changing categories accordingly. Other thoughts? As I mentioned above, if we decide I'm wrong, we can boldly change it back. :) Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:54, 15 May 2006 (UTC) :::Hello. I have not been here until now as I was too busy administering other Wiki sites. As I am now an admin at eight Wiki sites, I am unsure how often I will come here. Article names at Wiktionary should not be automatically upper cases, but for categories, I do not really mind whether upper or lower cases. In case you want to talk to me but I am inactive here, I suggest leaving a message at my talk page at Wiktionary, Wikipedia, or Wikisource in English version that I administer.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:55, 4 November 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == WikiReader == What do we think about publishing a WikiReader with the BE850 and BE1500? I'd be happy to do most of the work behind it (exporting to PDF, managing download site etc). [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 12:00, 19 May 2006 (UTC) :I'm thinking we should probably have them mostly done before we worry about that, but other than that, sound good. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 19:03, 23 May 2006 (UTC) == Translations == Other Wiktionaries add translations for words into other languages. SEWiktionary is meant to give definitions of English words using simple English, so if we did add translations, we would not include those other words here, but only link to other wiktionaries. For example, if we translated "heavy" (meaning having a lot of weight), the Spanish is "pesado." We might link to the English Wiktionary page on [[:en:pesado]] or to the Spanish Wiktionary [[:es:pesado]]. These would be interwiki links, but under a translation section, not an "in other languages" sidebar interwiki, since each meaning should be translated separately. I think there are pros and cons to this idea. The pros are that our focus audience are people who are do not know much English, and many of them only know it as a second language, so a translation into their own language could be quite useful. The cons are that we are focused on English words. A translation would be a distraction from our focus. Also, that niche is already filled by the English Wiktionary. I think our focus should stay firmly fixed on simple English definitions of English words. Feel free to comment. We'll do what the community decides, of course. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:08, 21 May 2006 (UTC) :I suppose that this simple English Wiktionary is for definitions from simple English to simple English only, right? This should be good enough since more complex contents should go to regular English Wiktionary.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:58, 4 November 2006 (UTC) == Etymologies/word histories == Another thing that has come up is the question of etymologies. English Wiktionary and others show the etymology of each word, and tend to have the earlier forms as separate entries. Because we are focused on English words (that is, Modern English), we would not include those early forms separately, but we could include unlinked word origins/etymologies. Again, there are pros and cons. Etymologies could be difficult to understand for someone who doesn't know much English. Additionally, they are not our focus, and could be a distraction. Plus, English Wiktionary already does that more effectively. On the other hand, I think it is cool to show where words come from, and this can help people understand why a word is spelled a particular way, I think. English orthography is one of the hardest parts of learning English, but knowing where a word comes from helps significantly in understanding its orthography (spelling). That said, teaching English is not our goal here, any more than it is the goal of Simple English Wikipedia. We are writing a dictionary here, not an English 101 textbook. If people use us to learn English, that is their own choice, but it is not our focus. I guess I could go either way on this one. I tentatively '''support''' adding etymologies to words. What do all of you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:16, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == How detailed do we go? == In articles such as that for [[sad]], some users have obvioulsy gone to a great deal of trouble to flesh out all sorts of synonyms, related words, etc. Unfortunately, few of the words are very simple (or even useful. For example, on the [[sad]] page we have ''glum'' as a synonym.) I think this kind of detail needs to be pared back to avoid being overwhelming to English language learners. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:26, 16 July 2006 (UTC) :Yeah, I was the one who put all those synonyms and antonyms on there. I still think it is useful, and it is obvious that they are synonyms, etc. by their placement, but I guess I did go a little overboard. But this wiktionary should not be limited to Simple English words. It should include all English words, but the definitions should be limited to simple English. People may find the word [[glum]] and wonder what it means, but not be able to understand the English Wiktionary definition. We need that entry here, and its connection to [[sad]] seems very logical. I think [[lugubrious]] should be cut out sooner than [[glum]]. Limiting the synonyms and antonyms may be useful in some ways, but we are about including information, not leaving it out. We might even want to include (for example) a main synonym section, and later on a section on ''other synonyms''. I don't know. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:44, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::Indeed, we should have articles for simple words and other words, so there should eventually be an entry for ''glum'', ''lugubrious'' and whatever else you can come up with. However, a typical user who is looking up the word ''sad'', will not benefit from ''glum''. The user who looks up ''glum'', on the other hand, may well benefit from being told that ''sad'' is a synonym as they will likely have no idea what ''glum'' means, but may very well understand ''sad''. ::Furthermore, you write, "we are about including information, not leaving it out." To the contrary! Knowing what to leave out is at least as important as knowing what to put in. A 20-page dictionary entry on ''run'' is neither simple nor useful. This is, after all, a dictionary, not a thesaurus or an encyclopedia. If the user who looks up ''sad'' is looking specifically for uncommon synonyms, they're using a wrench to drive in a nail.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:58, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::*Well how else do you expect people to look for uncommon synonyms, except by starting with a common word? Perhaps we can put common synonyms right there on the page, while listing rare ones separately on a thesaurus-like page. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 07:07, 31 July 2006 (UTC) ::::If they're looking for uncommon synonyms, they should use a thesaurus, not a dictionary.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 11:27, 31 July 2006 (UTC) :::::Hey Brett, I really enjoyed your wrench-nail analogy. Kappa is referring to what EWikt has done in its Wikisaurus sub-project. We could do something similar here if people are interested in the idea. But either way, most dictionaries include at least some synonyms, and I think we should do so, too. You have a point when you say that glum should link to sad, but not necessarily sad to glum. Maybe if we tend to limit it to the first five or so most common synonyms and antonyms, it will be useful but not overboard. We can always change it later if we change our minds, etc. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:08, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ==Workshop== The following was posted by Adam Kilgarriff on the Corpora mailing list ---- LEXICOM-ASIA 2006 A Workshop in Lexicography and Lexical Computing Venue: Kowloon, Hong Kong Hosts: Language Centre, Hong Kong Univ of Science and Technology Dates: December 11th-15th, 2006 Led by Adam Kilgarriff and Michael Rundell of the Lexicography MasterClass, Lexicom is an intensive one-week workshop, with seminars on theoretical issues alternating with practical sessions at the computer. There will be some parallel 'lexicographic' and 'computational' sessions. Topics to be covered include: * corpus creation * corpus analysis: o software and corpus querying o discovering word senses, recording contextual information * writing dictionary entries * dictionary databases and writing systems * using web data Applications are invited from people with interests and experience in any of these areas. Over the last six years Lexicom has attracted 200 participants from 28 countries including lexicographers, computational linguists, professors, research students, translators, terminologists, and editors, managers and technical support staff from dictionary publishers and information management companies. The venue, HKUST, is beautifully situated on Clearwater Bay in Kowloon, only 30 minutes from central Hong Kong. To register for Lexicom, go to: http://lc.ust.hk/~centre/lexi2006/ Early registration is advised (the Workshop has been oversubscribed in previous years), and registrations received before 7th October 2006 carry a discounted fee. Further details, including reports of past events can be found at: http://www.lexmasterclass.com. Michael Rundell & Adam Kilgarriff The Lexicography MasterClass --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 13:31, 28 September 2006 (UTC) == Logo discussion == Greetings, I apologise for writing in English. There is a discussion about the logo for Wiktionary at [[meta:Wiktionary/logo]]. Please go there and help us decide. Please also put this message on your community page. Thank you. -[[meta:User:Dbmag9|Dbmag9]] (copied here from [[talk:Main Page]] by [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:39, 23 July 2006 (UTC)) == Most linked article == Is there a way to find the article with the most links? In particular, I'm interested in finding the most-linked-to article that doesn't yet exist.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 21:19, 27 July 2006 (UTC) *You need [[Special:Mostlinked]], and in particular [[Special:Wantedpages]]. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 23:03, 27 July 2006 (UTC) == Benchmarks! == I think [[now]] was the 700th. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:51, 2 August 2006 (UTC) :Congratulations, everyone! Great work. Let's keep it up. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:02, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ===750=== [[lucky]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ===800=== [[benefit]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:27, 14 August 2006 (UTC) ===900=== [[legislation]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:21, 12 September 2006 (UTC) ===Almost 1000=== A virtual beer to the user who adds the 1000th word!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 20:03, 3 November 2006 (UTC) : [[brush]]! Hooray! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 03:35, 7 November 2006 (UTC) ::Make it two beers! Well done, PTO!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:23, 8 November 2006 (UTC) == A different idea == I recently had an idea for a sort of word rating system. This would show the SE user how difficult/complicated the word is considered by native speakers, and perhaps even include an easier and/or more challenging (for the basic words) alternative. I'm thinking of a kind of thermometer look, maybe up in the right-hand corner. It would have something like four or five degrees, including: basic or easy (from the BE850, words like [[do]], [[cold]], and [[woman]]), fairly basic or fairly easy (BE1500 or so, words like [[sink]], [[math]], and [[trust]]), medium or intermediate (about regular conversation level, somewhat less common than BE1500, words like [[complete]], [[freezing]], and [[feminine]]), fairly advanced or fairly hard (more complex or difficult a concept or term, words like [[nondescript]], [[anthropology]], and [[uncharacteristic]]), and advanced or hard (for jargon and other much less common words such as [[sodium benzoate]], [[sesquipedalian]], and [[indefatigable]]). We can tweak these levels or add new ones if/when we feel they are warranted. What do you all think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 10:07, 3 August 2006 (UTC) :I think it's a good idea, but I think basing it on BE is a bad idea, no matter how much you like BE. BE was not intended to choose the most simple or frequent words, but to bring together a list of words that would be sufficient to communicate any idea. Instead, I think we should base it on frequency counts, in the same way that the [http://www.longman.com/ldoce/ Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English] does. I think that using [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/nation.aspx Paul Nation]'s word counts would be a great place to start. He counts 'word families', so that ''run'', ''running'', ''runner'', etc. are all counted together. His counts are broken into 1000-word bands and are [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/range%20BNC.zip available] for free.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ::Though different organizations have different frequency counts, I think the idea is a sound one, and I think that there are many other word lists which would do a better job than BE. The only reason I've stuck with BE this long is because it was already there, and fairly convenient, not to mention a good place to start creating words. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 02:28, 14 August 2006 (UTC) :::I asked Paul Nation, and he wrote, "The lists are freely available for whoever wants to use them." Have a look.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:09, 15 August 2006 (UTC) ::::After looking at the BNC spoken frequency lists, I think you're right. I much prefer the way that these lists are set up, and it is nice to see not only the word but all its variations. I think it is much better. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 01:40, 24 August 2006 (UTC) == Move to [[Wiktionary talk:Simple talk]]? == I just want to throw up the idea of moving this page to the Wiktionary talk namespace. The advantage is that when editing a talk page [[MediaWiki:Talkpagetext]] is shown to the user. It would also leave this page open for FaQ's or something. Just an idea. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 14:55, 5 August 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for your input, Gerard. Nice to know you're still around every once in a while. You have a valid point about the talk page text being shown at the top of the page. It might be worth it to move it. However, I don't really care for the FAQ idea personally. It is supposed to be a simple *talk* page, so it should be something related to talk, even if it just redirects to its own talk page or explains how simple talk works. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 00:46, 24 August 2006 (UTC) ==Survivors?== I decided to come here and help out the project, after I saw the request for deletion at Meta. Personally, I would hate to see a project with this much potential die. <br><br> So, my question. How many regularly editing people are left? I noticed that a bureaucrat and two administrators haven't edited in a fairly long time, with the only admin exception seeming to be Cromwellt. Just give a shout here, I suppose. Thanks! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 21:49, 17 October 2006 (UTC) :Very few it seems, although I don't think ''left'' is the right word. There don't ever appear to have been many contributing memebers. Welcome though. Could I suggest you try to avoid difficult words in your definitions? For example, for ''approval'', you wrote "Formal permission or sanction." both words are less common than the word you're defining, and ''sanction'' is significantly less common. Just a suggestion. The participation is appreciated, though.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:30, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the suggestion. I used the word "left" because I had spent a while reading talk archives. This place seemed to be a lot more active back in Febuary. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 01:54, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ==Word of the Day== It seems the WotD has effectively died. Should we destroy the category/template for the word of the day as well? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 23:46, 25 October 2006 (UTC) Yes. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:13, 27 October 2006 (UTC) == Vote to delete == I ended to vote to close this project on Meta. It has gone on long enough and is going nowhere fast. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 17:35, 2 November 2006 (UTC) :thank you!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:14, 2 November 2006 (UTC) ::Ah, finally. Its about time they closed that one up. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 00:59, 3 November 2006 (UTC) :::Great news :) - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:24, 6 November 2006 (UTC) == Administrators == Are there any active administrators/bureaucrats here anymore? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 16:33, 5 November 2006 (UTC) == Interwiki link == How do you link to Simple Witionary from another wiki project?--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:38, 8 November 2006 (UTC) :Either <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>; if you're on a Simple English project, use <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or, if you're on a Wiktionary, use <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 12:19, 9 November 2006 (UTC) 12118 2006-11-10T16:38:29Z Tangotango 94 add newsectionlink '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |}__NEWSECTIONLINK__ ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some countries, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) ==Category capitalization== Shall categories begin with upper cases or not? I am asking this because I have found different uses of upper and lower cases at [[Special:Categories]].--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 13:36, 14 April 2006 (UTC) :I had the same question a while back, though I asked it somewhere else. I think that categories should all be lowercase unless they are proper nouns, so that they work just like the entry titles. I'd say that you can go ahead an [[Wiktionary:Be bold|boldly]] change it, and if someone doesn't like it or has a better idea, they can change it back. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:33, 18 April 2006 (UTC) :If you do change it, don't forget to change the templates that refer to those categories, so that they put the words in the new place. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:22, 20 April 2006 (UTC) ::I see that [[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] has not worked on (or at least has not completed) changing the categories. I have completely changed my mind regarding them. The reason that articles in the (main) namespace are lowercase is to show the word as it is really meant to be and to distinguish between proper names and other words. This does not apply to categories or appendices (I just created the first appendix, [[:Appendix:Prepositions]]), though it should still apply to templates so that we don't have to type a capital letter every time we insert a template. Categories and appendices are ''groups'' of these words, and so should be capitalized regularly, just as they are in other projects. I am changing categories accordingly. Other thoughts? As I mentioned above, if we decide I'm wrong, we can boldly change it back. :) Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:54, 15 May 2006 (UTC) :::Hello. I have not been here until now as I was too busy administering other Wiki sites. As I am now an admin at eight Wiki sites, I am unsure how often I will come here. Article names at Wiktionary should not be automatically upper cases, but for categories, I do not really mind whether upper or lower cases. In case you want to talk to me but I am inactive here, I suggest leaving a message at my talk page at Wiktionary, Wikipedia, or Wikisource in English version that I administer.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:55, 4 November 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == WikiReader == What do we think about publishing a WikiReader with the BE850 and BE1500? I'd be happy to do most of the work behind it (exporting to PDF, managing download site etc). [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 12:00, 19 May 2006 (UTC) :I'm thinking we should probably have them mostly done before we worry about that, but other than that, sound good. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 19:03, 23 May 2006 (UTC) == Translations == Other Wiktionaries add translations for words into other languages. SEWiktionary is meant to give definitions of English words using simple English, so if we did add translations, we would not include those other words here, but only link to other wiktionaries. For example, if we translated "heavy" (meaning having a lot of weight), the Spanish is "pesado." We might link to the English Wiktionary page on [[:en:pesado]] or to the Spanish Wiktionary [[:es:pesado]]. These would be interwiki links, but under a translation section, not an "in other languages" sidebar interwiki, since each meaning should be translated separately. I think there are pros and cons to this idea. The pros are that our focus audience are people who are do not know much English, and many of them only know it as a second language, so a translation into their own language could be quite useful. The cons are that we are focused on English words. A translation would be a distraction from our focus. Also, that niche is already filled by the English Wiktionary. I think our focus should stay firmly fixed on simple English definitions of English words. Feel free to comment. We'll do what the community decides, of course. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:08, 21 May 2006 (UTC) :I suppose that this simple English Wiktionary is for definitions from simple English to simple English only, right? This should be good enough since more complex contents should go to regular English Wiktionary.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:58, 4 November 2006 (UTC) == Etymologies/word histories == Another thing that has come up is the question of etymologies. English Wiktionary and others show the etymology of each word, and tend to have the earlier forms as separate entries. Because we are focused on English words (that is, Modern English), we would not include those early forms separately, but we could include unlinked word origins/etymologies. Again, there are pros and cons. Etymologies could be difficult to understand for someone who doesn't know much English. Additionally, they are not our focus, and could be a distraction. Plus, English Wiktionary already does that more effectively. On the other hand, I think it is cool to show where words come from, and this can help people understand why a word is spelled a particular way, I think. English orthography is one of the hardest parts of learning English, but knowing where a word comes from helps significantly in understanding its orthography (spelling). That said, teaching English is not our goal here, any more than it is the goal of Simple English Wikipedia. We are writing a dictionary here, not an English 101 textbook. If people use us to learn English, that is their own choice, but it is not our focus. I guess I could go either way on this one. I tentatively '''support''' adding etymologies to words. What do all of you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:16, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == How detailed do we go? == In articles such as that for [[sad]], some users have obvioulsy gone to a great deal of trouble to flesh out all sorts of synonyms, related words, etc. Unfortunately, few of the words are very simple (or even useful. For example, on the [[sad]] page we have ''glum'' as a synonym.) I think this kind of detail needs to be pared back to avoid being overwhelming to English language learners. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:26, 16 July 2006 (UTC) :Yeah, I was the one who put all those synonyms and antonyms on there. I still think it is useful, and it is obvious that they are synonyms, etc. by their placement, but I guess I did go a little overboard. But this wiktionary should not be limited to Simple English words. It should include all English words, but the definitions should be limited to simple English. People may find the word [[glum]] and wonder what it means, but not be able to understand the English Wiktionary definition. We need that entry here, and its connection to [[sad]] seems very logical. I think [[lugubrious]] should be cut out sooner than [[glum]]. Limiting the synonyms and antonyms may be useful in some ways, but we are about including information, not leaving it out. We might even want to include (for example) a main synonym section, and later on a section on ''other synonyms''. I don't know. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:44, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::Indeed, we should have articles for simple words and other words, so there should eventually be an entry for ''glum'', ''lugubrious'' and whatever else you can come up with. However, a typical user who is looking up the word ''sad'', will not benefit from ''glum''. The user who looks up ''glum'', on the other hand, may well benefit from being told that ''sad'' is a synonym as they will likely have no idea what ''glum'' means, but may very well understand ''sad''. ::Furthermore, you write, "we are about including information, not leaving it out." To the contrary! Knowing what to leave out is at least as important as knowing what to put in. A 20-page dictionary entry on ''run'' is neither simple nor useful. This is, after all, a dictionary, not a thesaurus or an encyclopedia. If the user who looks up ''sad'' is looking specifically for uncommon synonyms, they're using a wrench to drive in a nail.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:58, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::*Well how else do you expect people to look for uncommon synonyms, except by starting with a common word? Perhaps we can put common synonyms right there on the page, while listing rare ones separately on a thesaurus-like page. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 07:07, 31 July 2006 (UTC) ::::If they're looking for uncommon synonyms, they should use a thesaurus, not a dictionary.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 11:27, 31 July 2006 (UTC) :::::Hey Brett, I really enjoyed your wrench-nail analogy. Kappa is referring to what EWikt has done in its Wikisaurus sub-project. We could do something similar here if people are interested in the idea. But either way, most dictionaries include at least some synonyms, and I think we should do so, too. You have a point when you say that glum should link to sad, but not necessarily sad to glum. Maybe if we tend to limit it to the first five or so most common synonyms and antonyms, it will be useful but not overboard. We can always change it later if we change our minds, etc. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:08, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ==Workshop== The following was posted by Adam Kilgarriff on the Corpora mailing list ---- LEXICOM-ASIA 2006 A Workshop in Lexicography and Lexical Computing Venue: Kowloon, Hong Kong Hosts: Language Centre, Hong Kong Univ of Science and Technology Dates: December 11th-15th, 2006 Led by Adam Kilgarriff and Michael Rundell of the Lexicography MasterClass, Lexicom is an intensive one-week workshop, with seminars on theoretical issues alternating with practical sessions at the computer. There will be some parallel 'lexicographic' and 'computational' sessions. Topics to be covered include: * corpus creation * corpus analysis: o software and corpus querying o discovering word senses, recording contextual information * writing dictionary entries * dictionary databases and writing systems * using web data Applications are invited from people with interests and experience in any of these areas. Over the last six years Lexicom has attracted 200 participants from 28 countries including lexicographers, computational linguists, professors, research students, translators, terminologists, and editors, managers and technical support staff from dictionary publishers and information management companies. The venue, HKUST, is beautifully situated on Clearwater Bay in Kowloon, only 30 minutes from central Hong Kong. To register for Lexicom, go to: http://lc.ust.hk/~centre/lexi2006/ Early registration is advised (the Workshop has been oversubscribed in previous years), and registrations received before 7th October 2006 carry a discounted fee. Further details, including reports of past events can be found at: http://www.lexmasterclass.com. Michael Rundell & Adam Kilgarriff The Lexicography MasterClass --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 13:31, 28 September 2006 (UTC) == Logo discussion == Greetings, I apologise for writing in English. There is a discussion about the logo for Wiktionary at [[meta:Wiktionary/logo]]. Please go there and help us decide. Please also put this message on your community page. Thank you. -[[meta:User:Dbmag9|Dbmag9]] (copied here from [[talk:Main Page]] by [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:39, 23 July 2006 (UTC)) == Most linked article == Is there a way to find the article with the most links? In particular, I'm interested in finding the most-linked-to article that doesn't yet exist.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 21:19, 27 July 2006 (UTC) *You need [[Special:Mostlinked]], and in particular [[Special:Wantedpages]]. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 23:03, 27 July 2006 (UTC) == Benchmarks! == I think [[now]] was the 700th. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:51, 2 August 2006 (UTC) :Congratulations, everyone! Great work. Let's keep it up. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:02, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ===750=== [[lucky]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ===800=== [[benefit]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:27, 14 August 2006 (UTC) ===900=== [[legislation]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:21, 12 September 2006 (UTC) ===Almost 1000=== A virtual beer to the user who adds the 1000th word!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 20:03, 3 November 2006 (UTC) : [[brush]]! Hooray! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 03:35, 7 November 2006 (UTC) ::Make it two beers! Well done, PTO!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:23, 8 November 2006 (UTC) == A different idea == I recently had an idea for a sort of word rating system. This would show the SE user how difficult/complicated the word is considered by native speakers, and perhaps even include an easier and/or more challenging (for the basic words) alternative. I'm thinking of a kind of thermometer look, maybe up in the right-hand corner. It would have something like four or five degrees, including: basic or easy (from the BE850, words like [[do]], [[cold]], and [[woman]]), fairly basic or fairly easy (BE1500 or so, words like [[sink]], [[math]], and [[trust]]), medium or intermediate (about regular conversation level, somewhat less common than BE1500, words like [[complete]], [[freezing]], and [[feminine]]), fairly advanced or fairly hard (more complex or difficult a concept or term, words like [[nondescript]], [[anthropology]], and [[uncharacteristic]]), and advanced or hard (for jargon and other much less common words such as [[sodium benzoate]], [[sesquipedalian]], and [[indefatigable]]). We can tweak these levels or add new ones if/when we feel they are warranted. What do you all think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 10:07, 3 August 2006 (UTC) :I think it's a good idea, but I think basing it on BE is a bad idea, no matter how much you like BE. BE was not intended to choose the most simple or frequent words, but to bring together a list of words that would be sufficient to communicate any idea. Instead, I think we should base it on frequency counts, in the same way that the [http://www.longman.com/ldoce/ Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English] does. I think that using [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/nation.aspx Paul Nation]'s word counts would be a great place to start. He counts 'word families', so that ''run'', ''running'', ''runner'', etc. are all counted together. His counts are broken into 1000-word bands and are [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/range%20BNC.zip available] for free.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ::Though different organizations have different frequency counts, I think the idea is a sound one, and I think that there are many other word lists which would do a better job than BE. The only reason I've stuck with BE this long is because it was already there, and fairly convenient, not to mention a good place to start creating words. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 02:28, 14 August 2006 (UTC) :::I asked Paul Nation, and he wrote, "The lists are freely available for whoever wants to use them." Have a look.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:09, 15 August 2006 (UTC) ::::After looking at the BNC spoken frequency lists, I think you're right. I much prefer the way that these lists are set up, and it is nice to see not only the word but all its variations. I think it is much better. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 01:40, 24 August 2006 (UTC) == Move to [[Wiktionary talk:Simple talk]]? == I just want to throw up the idea of moving this page to the Wiktionary talk namespace. The advantage is that when editing a talk page [[MediaWiki:Talkpagetext]] is shown to the user. It would also leave this page open for FaQ's or something. Just an idea. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 14:55, 5 August 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for your input, Gerard. Nice to know you're still around every once in a while. You have a valid point about the talk page text being shown at the top of the page. It might be worth it to move it. However, I don't really care for the FAQ idea personally. It is supposed to be a simple *talk* page, so it should be something related to talk, even if it just redirects to its own talk page or explains how simple talk works. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 00:46, 24 August 2006 (UTC) ==Survivors?== I decided to come here and help out the project, after I saw the request for deletion at Meta. Personally, I would hate to see a project with this much potential die. <br><br> So, my question. How many regularly editing people are left? I noticed that a bureaucrat and two administrators haven't edited in a fairly long time, with the only admin exception seeming to be Cromwellt. Just give a shout here, I suppose. Thanks! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 21:49, 17 October 2006 (UTC) :Very few it seems, although I don't think ''left'' is the right word. There don't ever appear to have been many contributing memebers. Welcome though. Could I suggest you try to avoid difficult words in your definitions? For example, for ''approval'', you wrote "Formal permission or sanction." both words are less common than the word you're defining, and ''sanction'' is significantly less common. Just a suggestion. The participation is appreciated, though.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:30, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the suggestion. I used the word "left" because I had spent a while reading talk archives. This place seemed to be a lot more active back in Febuary. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 01:54, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ==Word of the Day== It seems the WotD has effectively died. Should we destroy the category/template for the word of the day as well? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 23:46, 25 October 2006 (UTC) Yes. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:13, 27 October 2006 (UTC) == Vote to delete == I ended to vote to close this project on Meta. It has gone on long enough and is going nowhere fast. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 17:35, 2 November 2006 (UTC) :thank you!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:14, 2 November 2006 (UTC) ::Ah, finally. Its about time they closed that one up. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 00:59, 3 November 2006 (UTC) :::Great news :) - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:24, 6 November 2006 (UTC) == Administrators == Are there any active administrators/bureaucrats here anymore? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 16:33, 5 November 2006 (UTC) == Interwiki link == How do you link to Simple Witionary from another wiki project?--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:38, 8 November 2006 (UTC) :Either <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>; if you're on a Simple English project, use <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or, if you're on a Wiktionary, use <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 12:19, 9 November 2006 (UTC) 12119 2006-11-10T16:40:39Z Tangotango 94 MediaWiki:Common.css '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |}__NEWSECTIONLINK__ ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some countries, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) ==Category capitalization== Shall categories begin with upper cases or not? I am asking this because I have found different uses of upper and lower cases at [[Special:Categories]].--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 13:36, 14 April 2006 (UTC) :I had the same question a while back, though I asked it somewhere else. I think that categories should all be lowercase unless they are proper nouns, so that they work just like the entry titles. I'd say that you can go ahead an [[Wiktionary:Be bold|boldly]] change it, and if someone doesn't like it or has a better idea, they can change it back. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:33, 18 April 2006 (UTC) :If you do change it, don't forget to change the templates that refer to those categories, so that they put the words in the new place. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:22, 20 April 2006 (UTC) ::I see that [[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] has not worked on (or at least has not completed) changing the categories. I have completely changed my mind regarding them. The reason that articles in the (main) namespace are lowercase is to show the word as it is really meant to be and to distinguish between proper names and other words. This does not apply to categories or appendices (I just created the first appendix, [[:Appendix:Prepositions]]), though it should still apply to templates so that we don't have to type a capital letter every time we insert a template. Categories and appendices are ''groups'' of these words, and so should be capitalized regularly, just as they are in other projects. I am changing categories accordingly. Other thoughts? As I mentioned above, if we decide I'm wrong, we can boldly change it back. :) Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:54, 15 May 2006 (UTC) :::Hello. I have not been here until now as I was too busy administering other Wiki sites. As I am now an admin at eight Wiki sites, I am unsure how often I will come here. Article names at Wiktionary should not be automatically upper cases, but for categories, I do not really mind whether upper or lower cases. In case you want to talk to me but I am inactive here, I suggest leaving a message at my talk page at Wiktionary, Wikipedia, or Wikisource in English version that I administer.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:55, 4 November 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == WikiReader == What do we think about publishing a WikiReader with the BE850 and BE1500? I'd be happy to do most of the work behind it (exporting to PDF, managing download site etc). [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 12:00, 19 May 2006 (UTC) :I'm thinking we should probably have them mostly done before we worry about that, but other than that, sound good. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 19:03, 23 May 2006 (UTC) == Translations == Other Wiktionaries add translations for words into other languages. SEWiktionary is meant to give definitions of English words using simple English, so if we did add translations, we would not include those other words here, but only link to other wiktionaries. For example, if we translated "heavy" (meaning having a lot of weight), the Spanish is "pesado." We might link to the English Wiktionary page on [[:en:pesado]] or to the Spanish Wiktionary [[:es:pesado]]. These would be interwiki links, but under a translation section, not an "in other languages" sidebar interwiki, since each meaning should be translated separately. I think there are pros and cons to this idea. The pros are that our focus audience are people who are do not know much English, and many of them only know it as a second language, so a translation into their own language could be quite useful. The cons are that we are focused on English words. A translation would be a distraction from our focus. Also, that niche is already filled by the English Wiktionary. I think our focus should stay firmly fixed on simple English definitions of English words. Feel free to comment. We'll do what the community decides, of course. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:08, 21 May 2006 (UTC) :I suppose that this simple English Wiktionary is for definitions from simple English to simple English only, right? This should be good enough since more complex contents should go to regular English Wiktionary.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:58, 4 November 2006 (UTC) == Etymologies/word histories == Another thing that has come up is the question of etymologies. English Wiktionary and others show the etymology of each word, and tend to have the earlier forms as separate entries. Because we are focused on English words (that is, Modern English), we would not include those early forms separately, but we could include unlinked word origins/etymologies. Again, there are pros and cons. Etymologies could be difficult to understand for someone who doesn't know much English. Additionally, they are not our focus, and could be a distraction. Plus, English Wiktionary already does that more effectively. On the other hand, I think it is cool to show where words come from, and this can help people understand why a word is spelled a particular way, I think. English orthography is one of the hardest parts of learning English, but knowing where a word comes from helps significantly in understanding its orthography (spelling). That said, teaching English is not our goal here, any more than it is the goal of Simple English Wikipedia. We are writing a dictionary here, not an English 101 textbook. If people use us to learn English, that is their own choice, but it is not our focus. I guess I could go either way on this one. I tentatively '''support''' adding etymologies to words. What do all of you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:16, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == How detailed do we go? == In articles such as that for [[sad]], some users have obvioulsy gone to a great deal of trouble to flesh out all sorts of synonyms, related words, etc. Unfortunately, few of the words are very simple (or even useful. For example, on the [[sad]] page we have ''glum'' as a synonym.) I think this kind of detail needs to be pared back to avoid being overwhelming to English language learners. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:26, 16 July 2006 (UTC) :Yeah, I was the one who put all those synonyms and antonyms on there. I still think it is useful, and it is obvious that they are synonyms, etc. by their placement, but I guess I did go a little overboard. But this wiktionary should not be limited to Simple English words. It should include all English words, but the definitions should be limited to simple English. People may find the word [[glum]] and wonder what it means, but not be able to understand the English Wiktionary definition. We need that entry here, and its connection to [[sad]] seems very logical. I think [[lugubrious]] should be cut out sooner than [[glum]]. Limiting the synonyms and antonyms may be useful in some ways, but we are about including information, not leaving it out. We might even want to include (for example) a main synonym section, and later on a section on ''other synonyms''. I don't know. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:44, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::Indeed, we should have articles for simple words and other words, so there should eventually be an entry for ''glum'', ''lugubrious'' and whatever else you can come up with. However, a typical user who is looking up the word ''sad'', will not benefit from ''glum''. The user who looks up ''glum'', on the other hand, may well benefit from being told that ''sad'' is a synonym as they will likely have no idea what ''glum'' means, but may very well understand ''sad''. ::Furthermore, you write, "we are about including information, not leaving it out." To the contrary! Knowing what to leave out is at least as important as knowing what to put in. A 20-page dictionary entry on ''run'' is neither simple nor useful. This is, after all, a dictionary, not a thesaurus or an encyclopedia. If the user who looks up ''sad'' is looking specifically for uncommon synonyms, they're using a wrench to drive in a nail.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:58, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::*Well how else do you expect people to look for uncommon synonyms, except by starting with a common word? Perhaps we can put common synonyms right there on the page, while listing rare ones separately on a thesaurus-like page. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 07:07, 31 July 2006 (UTC) ::::If they're looking for uncommon synonyms, they should use a thesaurus, not a dictionary.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 11:27, 31 July 2006 (UTC) :::::Hey Brett, I really enjoyed your wrench-nail analogy. Kappa is referring to what EWikt has done in its Wikisaurus sub-project. We could do something similar here if people are interested in the idea. But either way, most dictionaries include at least some synonyms, and I think we should do so, too. You have a point when you say that glum should link to sad, but not necessarily sad to glum. Maybe if we tend to limit it to the first five or so most common synonyms and antonyms, it will be useful but not overboard. We can always change it later if we change our minds, etc. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:08, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ==Workshop== The following was posted by Adam Kilgarriff on the Corpora mailing list ---- LEXICOM-ASIA 2006 A Workshop in Lexicography and Lexical Computing Venue: Kowloon, Hong Kong Hosts: Language Centre, Hong Kong Univ of Science and Technology Dates: December 11th-15th, 2006 Led by Adam Kilgarriff and Michael Rundell of the Lexicography MasterClass, Lexicom is an intensive one-week workshop, with seminars on theoretical issues alternating with practical sessions at the computer. There will be some parallel 'lexicographic' and 'computational' sessions. Topics to be covered include: * corpus creation * corpus analysis: o software and corpus querying o discovering word senses, recording contextual information * writing dictionary entries * dictionary databases and writing systems * using web data Applications are invited from people with interests and experience in any of these areas. Over the last six years Lexicom has attracted 200 participants from 28 countries including lexicographers, computational linguists, professors, research students, translators, terminologists, and editors, managers and technical support staff from dictionary publishers and information management companies. The venue, HKUST, is beautifully situated on Clearwater Bay in Kowloon, only 30 minutes from central Hong Kong. To register for Lexicom, go to: http://lc.ust.hk/~centre/lexi2006/ Early registration is advised (the Workshop has been oversubscribed in previous years), and registrations received before 7th October 2006 carry a discounted fee. Further details, including reports of past events can be found at: http://www.lexmasterclass.com. Michael Rundell & Adam Kilgarriff The Lexicography MasterClass --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 13:31, 28 September 2006 (UTC) == Logo discussion == Greetings, I apologise for writing in English. There is a discussion about the logo for Wiktionary at [[meta:Wiktionary/logo]]. Please go there and help us decide. Please also put this message on your community page. Thank you. -[[meta:User:Dbmag9|Dbmag9]] (copied here from [[talk:Main Page]] by [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:39, 23 July 2006 (UTC)) == Most linked article == Is there a way to find the article with the most links? In particular, I'm interested in finding the most-linked-to article that doesn't yet exist.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 21:19, 27 July 2006 (UTC) *You need [[Special:Mostlinked]], and in particular [[Special:Wantedpages]]. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 23:03, 27 July 2006 (UTC) == Benchmarks! == I think [[now]] was the 700th. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:51, 2 August 2006 (UTC) :Congratulations, everyone! Great work. Let's keep it up. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:02, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ===750=== [[lucky]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ===800=== [[benefit]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:27, 14 August 2006 (UTC) ===900=== [[legislation]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:21, 12 September 2006 (UTC) ===Almost 1000=== A virtual beer to the user who adds the 1000th word!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 20:03, 3 November 2006 (UTC) : [[brush]]! Hooray! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 03:35, 7 November 2006 (UTC) ::Make it two beers! Well done, PTO!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:23, 8 November 2006 (UTC) == A different idea == I recently had an idea for a sort of word rating system. This would show the SE user how difficult/complicated the word is considered by native speakers, and perhaps even include an easier and/or more challenging (for the basic words) alternative. I'm thinking of a kind of thermometer look, maybe up in the right-hand corner. It would have something like four or five degrees, including: basic or easy (from the BE850, words like [[do]], [[cold]], and [[woman]]), fairly basic or fairly easy (BE1500 or so, words like [[sink]], [[math]], and [[trust]]), medium or intermediate (about regular conversation level, somewhat less common than BE1500, words like [[complete]], [[freezing]], and [[feminine]]), fairly advanced or fairly hard (more complex or difficult a concept or term, words like [[nondescript]], [[anthropology]], and [[uncharacteristic]]), and advanced or hard (for jargon and other much less common words such as [[sodium benzoate]], [[sesquipedalian]], and [[indefatigable]]). We can tweak these levels or add new ones if/when we feel they are warranted. What do you all think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 10:07, 3 August 2006 (UTC) :I think it's a good idea, but I think basing it on BE is a bad idea, no matter how much you like BE. BE was not intended to choose the most simple or frequent words, but to bring together a list of words that would be sufficient to communicate any idea. Instead, I think we should base it on frequency counts, in the same way that the [http://www.longman.com/ldoce/ Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English] does. I think that using [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/nation.aspx Paul Nation]'s word counts would be a great place to start. He counts 'word families', so that ''run'', ''running'', ''runner'', etc. are all counted together. His counts are broken into 1000-word bands and are [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/range%20BNC.zip available] for free.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ::Though different organizations have different frequency counts, I think the idea is a sound one, and I think that there are many other word lists which would do a better job than BE. The only reason I've stuck with BE this long is because it was already there, and fairly convenient, not to mention a good place to start creating words. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 02:28, 14 August 2006 (UTC) :::I asked Paul Nation, and he wrote, "The lists are freely available for whoever wants to use them." Have a look.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:09, 15 August 2006 (UTC) ::::After looking at the BNC spoken frequency lists, I think you're right. I much prefer the way that these lists are set up, and it is nice to see not only the word but all its variations. I think it is much better. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 01:40, 24 August 2006 (UTC) == Move to [[Wiktionary talk:Simple talk]]? == I just want to throw up the idea of moving this page to the Wiktionary talk namespace. The advantage is that when editing a talk page [[MediaWiki:Talkpagetext]] is shown to the user. It would also leave this page open for FaQ's or something. Just an idea. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 14:55, 5 August 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for your input, Gerard. Nice to know you're still around every once in a while. You have a valid point about the talk page text being shown at the top of the page. It might be worth it to move it. However, I don't really care for the FAQ idea personally. It is supposed to be a simple *talk* page, so it should be something related to talk, even if it just redirects to its own talk page or explains how simple talk works. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 00:46, 24 August 2006 (UTC) ==Survivors?== I decided to come here and help out the project, after I saw the request for deletion at Meta. Personally, I would hate to see a project with this much potential die. <br><br> So, my question. How many regularly editing people are left? I noticed that a bureaucrat and two administrators haven't edited in a fairly long time, with the only admin exception seeming to be Cromwellt. Just give a shout here, I suppose. Thanks! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 21:49, 17 October 2006 (UTC) :Very few it seems, although I don't think ''left'' is the right word. There don't ever appear to have been many contributing memebers. Welcome though. Could I suggest you try to avoid difficult words in your definitions? For example, for ''approval'', you wrote "Formal permission or sanction." both words are less common than the word you're defining, and ''sanction'' is significantly less common. Just a suggestion. The participation is appreciated, though.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:30, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the suggestion. I used the word "left" because I had spent a while reading talk archives. This place seemed to be a lot more active back in Febuary. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 01:54, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ==Word of the Day== It seems the WotD has effectively died. Should we destroy the category/template for the word of the day as well? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 23:46, 25 October 2006 (UTC) Yes. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:13, 27 October 2006 (UTC) == Vote to delete == I ended to vote to close this project on Meta. It has gone on long enough and is going nowhere fast. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 17:35, 2 November 2006 (UTC) :thank you!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:14, 2 November 2006 (UTC) ::Ah, finally. Its about time they closed that one up. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 00:59, 3 November 2006 (UTC) :::Great news :) - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:24, 6 November 2006 (UTC) == Administrators == Are there any active administrators/bureaucrats here anymore? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 16:33, 5 November 2006 (UTC) == Interwiki link == How do you link to Simple Witionary from another wiki project?--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:38, 8 November 2006 (UTC) :Either <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>; if you're on a Simple English project, use <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or, if you're on a Wiktionary, use <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 12:19, 9 November 2006 (UTC) == MediaWiki:Common.css == Hi, can we import some styles (specifically the <tt>messagebox</tt> class, and maybe some of its subclasses as well) from [[:w:MediaWiki:Common.css]] into [[MediaWiki:Common.css]]? This is purely for cosmetic reasons, but some of the templates that we have (including [[Template:Delete]]) use the <tt>messagebox</tt> class, which is not defined here. (P.S. This requires an admin) Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 16:40, 10 November 2006 (UTC) 12120 2006-11-10T16:46:04Z Tangotango 94 /* Administrators */ reply '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |}__NEWSECTIONLINK__ ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some countries, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) ==Category capitalization== Shall categories begin with upper cases or not? I am asking this because I have found different uses of upper and lower cases at [[Special:Categories]].--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 13:36, 14 April 2006 (UTC) :I had the same question a while back, though I asked it somewhere else. I think that categories should all be lowercase unless they are proper nouns, so that they work just like the entry titles. I'd say that you can go ahead an [[Wiktionary:Be bold|boldly]] change it, and if someone doesn't like it or has a better idea, they can change it back. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:33, 18 April 2006 (UTC) :If you do change it, don't forget to change the templates that refer to those categories, so that they put the words in the new place. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:22, 20 April 2006 (UTC) ::I see that [[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] has not worked on (or at least has not completed) changing the categories. I have completely changed my mind regarding them. The reason that articles in the (main) namespace are lowercase is to show the word as it is really meant to be and to distinguish between proper names and other words. This does not apply to categories or appendices (I just created the first appendix, [[:Appendix:Prepositions]]), though it should still apply to templates so that we don't have to type a capital letter every time we insert a template. Categories and appendices are ''groups'' of these words, and so should be capitalized regularly, just as they are in other projects. I am changing categories accordingly. Other thoughts? As I mentioned above, if we decide I'm wrong, we can boldly change it back. :) Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:54, 15 May 2006 (UTC) :::Hello. I have not been here until now as I was too busy administering other Wiki sites. As I am now an admin at eight Wiki sites, I am unsure how often I will come here. Article names at Wiktionary should not be automatically upper cases, but for categories, I do not really mind whether upper or lower cases. In case you want to talk to me but I am inactive here, I suggest leaving a message at my talk page at Wiktionary, Wikipedia, or Wikisource in English version that I administer.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:55, 4 November 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == WikiReader == What do we think about publishing a WikiReader with the BE850 and BE1500? I'd be happy to do most of the work behind it (exporting to PDF, managing download site etc). [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 12:00, 19 May 2006 (UTC) :I'm thinking we should probably have them mostly done before we worry about that, but other than that, sound good. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 19:03, 23 May 2006 (UTC) == Translations == Other Wiktionaries add translations for words into other languages. SEWiktionary is meant to give definitions of English words using simple English, so if we did add translations, we would not include those other words here, but only link to other wiktionaries. For example, if we translated "heavy" (meaning having a lot of weight), the Spanish is "pesado." We might link to the English Wiktionary page on [[:en:pesado]] or to the Spanish Wiktionary [[:es:pesado]]. These would be interwiki links, but under a translation section, not an "in other languages" sidebar interwiki, since each meaning should be translated separately. I think there are pros and cons to this idea. The pros are that our focus audience are people who are do not know much English, and many of them only know it as a second language, so a translation into their own language could be quite useful. The cons are that we are focused on English words. A translation would be a distraction from our focus. Also, that niche is already filled by the English Wiktionary. I think our focus should stay firmly fixed on simple English definitions of English words. Feel free to comment. We'll do what the community decides, of course. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:08, 21 May 2006 (UTC) :I suppose that this simple English Wiktionary is for definitions from simple English to simple English only, right? This should be good enough since more complex contents should go to regular English Wiktionary.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:58, 4 November 2006 (UTC) == Etymologies/word histories == Another thing that has come up is the question of etymologies. English Wiktionary and others show the etymology of each word, and tend to have the earlier forms as separate entries. Because we are focused on English words (that is, Modern English), we would not include those early forms separately, but we could include unlinked word origins/etymologies. Again, there are pros and cons. Etymologies could be difficult to understand for someone who doesn't know much English. Additionally, they are not our focus, and could be a distraction. Plus, English Wiktionary already does that more effectively. On the other hand, I think it is cool to show where words come from, and this can help people understand why a word is spelled a particular way, I think. English orthography is one of the hardest parts of learning English, but knowing where a word comes from helps significantly in understanding its orthography (spelling). That said, teaching English is not our goal here, any more than it is the goal of Simple English Wikipedia. We are writing a dictionary here, not an English 101 textbook. If people use us to learn English, that is their own choice, but it is not our focus. I guess I could go either way on this one. I tentatively '''support''' adding etymologies to words. What do all of you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:16, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == How detailed do we go? == In articles such as that for [[sad]], some users have obvioulsy gone to a great deal of trouble to flesh out all sorts of synonyms, related words, etc. Unfortunately, few of the words are very simple (or even useful. For example, on the [[sad]] page we have ''glum'' as a synonym.) I think this kind of detail needs to be pared back to avoid being overwhelming to English language learners. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:26, 16 July 2006 (UTC) :Yeah, I was the one who put all those synonyms and antonyms on there. I still think it is useful, and it is obvious that they are synonyms, etc. by their placement, but I guess I did go a little overboard. But this wiktionary should not be limited to Simple English words. It should include all English words, but the definitions should be limited to simple English. People may find the word [[glum]] and wonder what it means, but not be able to understand the English Wiktionary definition. We need that entry here, and its connection to [[sad]] seems very logical. I think [[lugubrious]] should be cut out sooner than [[glum]]. Limiting the synonyms and antonyms may be useful in some ways, but we are about including information, not leaving it out. We might even want to include (for example) a main synonym section, and later on a section on ''other synonyms''. I don't know. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:44, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::Indeed, we should have articles for simple words and other words, so there should eventually be an entry for ''glum'', ''lugubrious'' and whatever else you can come up with. However, a typical user who is looking up the word ''sad'', will not benefit from ''glum''. The user who looks up ''glum'', on the other hand, may well benefit from being told that ''sad'' is a synonym as they will likely have no idea what ''glum'' means, but may very well understand ''sad''. ::Furthermore, you write, "we are about including information, not leaving it out." To the contrary! Knowing what to leave out is at least as important as knowing what to put in. A 20-page dictionary entry on ''run'' is neither simple nor useful. This is, after all, a dictionary, not a thesaurus or an encyclopedia. If the user who looks up ''sad'' is looking specifically for uncommon synonyms, they're using a wrench to drive in a nail.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:58, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::*Well how else do you expect people to look for uncommon synonyms, except by starting with a common word? Perhaps we can put common synonyms right there on the page, while listing rare ones separately on a thesaurus-like page. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 07:07, 31 July 2006 (UTC) ::::If they're looking for uncommon synonyms, they should use a thesaurus, not a dictionary.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 11:27, 31 July 2006 (UTC) :::::Hey Brett, I really enjoyed your wrench-nail analogy. Kappa is referring to what EWikt has done in its Wikisaurus sub-project. We could do something similar here if people are interested in the idea. But either way, most dictionaries include at least some synonyms, and I think we should do so, too. You have a point when you say that glum should link to sad, but not necessarily sad to glum. Maybe if we tend to limit it to the first five or so most common synonyms and antonyms, it will be useful but not overboard. We can always change it later if we change our minds, etc. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:08, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ==Workshop== The following was posted by Adam Kilgarriff on the Corpora mailing list ---- LEXICOM-ASIA 2006 A Workshop in Lexicography and Lexical Computing Venue: Kowloon, Hong Kong Hosts: Language Centre, Hong Kong Univ of Science and Technology Dates: December 11th-15th, 2006 Led by Adam Kilgarriff and Michael Rundell of the Lexicography MasterClass, Lexicom is an intensive one-week workshop, with seminars on theoretical issues alternating with practical sessions at the computer. There will be some parallel 'lexicographic' and 'computational' sessions. Topics to be covered include: * corpus creation * corpus analysis: o software and corpus querying o discovering word senses, recording contextual information * writing dictionary entries * dictionary databases and writing systems * using web data Applications are invited from people with interests and experience in any of these areas. Over the last six years Lexicom has attracted 200 participants from 28 countries including lexicographers, computational linguists, professors, research students, translators, terminologists, and editors, managers and technical support staff from dictionary publishers and information management companies. The venue, HKUST, is beautifully situated on Clearwater Bay in Kowloon, only 30 minutes from central Hong Kong. To register for Lexicom, go to: http://lc.ust.hk/~centre/lexi2006/ Early registration is advised (the Workshop has been oversubscribed in previous years), and registrations received before 7th October 2006 carry a discounted fee. Further details, including reports of past events can be found at: http://www.lexmasterclass.com. Michael Rundell & Adam Kilgarriff The Lexicography MasterClass --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 13:31, 28 September 2006 (UTC) == Logo discussion == Greetings, I apologise for writing in English. There is a discussion about the logo for Wiktionary at [[meta:Wiktionary/logo]]. Please go there and help us decide. Please also put this message on your community page. Thank you. -[[meta:User:Dbmag9|Dbmag9]] (copied here from [[talk:Main Page]] by [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:39, 23 July 2006 (UTC)) == Most linked article == Is there a way to find the article with the most links? In particular, I'm interested in finding the most-linked-to article that doesn't yet exist.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 21:19, 27 July 2006 (UTC) *You need [[Special:Mostlinked]], and in particular [[Special:Wantedpages]]. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 23:03, 27 July 2006 (UTC) == Benchmarks! == I think [[now]] was the 700th. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:51, 2 August 2006 (UTC) :Congratulations, everyone! Great work. Let's keep it up. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:02, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ===750=== [[lucky]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ===800=== [[benefit]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:27, 14 August 2006 (UTC) ===900=== [[legislation]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:21, 12 September 2006 (UTC) ===Almost 1000=== A virtual beer to the user who adds the 1000th word!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 20:03, 3 November 2006 (UTC) : [[brush]]! Hooray! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 03:35, 7 November 2006 (UTC) ::Make it two beers! Well done, PTO!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:23, 8 November 2006 (UTC) == A different idea == I recently had an idea for a sort of word rating system. This would show the SE user how difficult/complicated the word is considered by native speakers, and perhaps even include an easier and/or more challenging (for the basic words) alternative. I'm thinking of a kind of thermometer look, maybe up in the right-hand corner. It would have something like four or five degrees, including: basic or easy (from the BE850, words like [[do]], [[cold]], and [[woman]]), fairly basic or fairly easy (BE1500 or so, words like [[sink]], [[math]], and [[trust]]), medium or intermediate (about regular conversation level, somewhat less common than BE1500, words like [[complete]], [[freezing]], and [[feminine]]), fairly advanced or fairly hard (more complex or difficult a concept or term, words like [[nondescript]], [[anthropology]], and [[uncharacteristic]]), and advanced or hard (for jargon and other much less common words such as [[sodium benzoate]], [[sesquipedalian]], and [[indefatigable]]). We can tweak these levels or add new ones if/when we feel they are warranted. What do you all think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 10:07, 3 August 2006 (UTC) :I think it's a good idea, but I think basing it on BE is a bad idea, no matter how much you like BE. BE was not intended to choose the most simple or frequent words, but to bring together a list of words that would be sufficient to communicate any idea. Instead, I think we should base it on frequency counts, in the same way that the [http://www.longman.com/ldoce/ Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English] does. I think that using [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/nation.aspx Paul Nation]'s word counts would be a great place to start. He counts 'word families', so that ''run'', ''running'', ''runner'', etc. are all counted together. His counts are broken into 1000-word bands and are [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/range%20BNC.zip available] for free.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ::Though different organizations have different frequency counts, I think the idea is a sound one, and I think that there are many other word lists which would do a better job than BE. The only reason I've stuck with BE this long is because it was already there, and fairly convenient, not to mention a good place to start creating words. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 02:28, 14 August 2006 (UTC) :::I asked Paul Nation, and he wrote, "The lists are freely available for whoever wants to use them." Have a look.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:09, 15 August 2006 (UTC) ::::After looking at the BNC spoken frequency lists, I think you're right. I much prefer the way that these lists are set up, and it is nice to see not only the word but all its variations. I think it is much better. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 01:40, 24 August 2006 (UTC) == Move to [[Wiktionary talk:Simple talk]]? == I just want to throw up the idea of moving this page to the Wiktionary talk namespace. The advantage is that when editing a talk page [[MediaWiki:Talkpagetext]] is shown to the user. It would also leave this page open for FaQ's or something. Just an idea. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 14:55, 5 August 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for your input, Gerard. Nice to know you're still around every once in a while. You have a valid point about the talk page text being shown at the top of the page. It might be worth it to move it. However, I don't really care for the FAQ idea personally. It is supposed to be a simple *talk* page, so it should be something related to talk, even if it just redirects to its own talk page or explains how simple talk works. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 00:46, 24 August 2006 (UTC) ==Survivors?== I decided to come here and help out the project, after I saw the request for deletion at Meta. Personally, I would hate to see a project with this much potential die. <br><br> So, my question. How many regularly editing people are left? I noticed that a bureaucrat and two administrators haven't edited in a fairly long time, with the only admin exception seeming to be Cromwellt. Just give a shout here, I suppose. Thanks! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 21:49, 17 October 2006 (UTC) :Very few it seems, although I don't think ''left'' is the right word. There don't ever appear to have been many contributing memebers. Welcome though. Could I suggest you try to avoid difficult words in your definitions? For example, for ''approval'', you wrote "Formal permission or sanction." both words are less common than the word you're defining, and ''sanction'' is significantly less common. Just a suggestion. The participation is appreciated, though.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:30, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the suggestion. I used the word "left" because I had spent a while reading talk archives. This place seemed to be a lot more active back in Febuary. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 01:54, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ==Word of the Day== It seems the WotD has effectively died. Should we destroy the category/template for the word of the day as well? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 23:46, 25 October 2006 (UTC) Yes. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:13, 27 October 2006 (UTC) == Vote to delete == I ended to vote to close this project on Meta. It has gone on long enough and is going nowhere fast. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 17:35, 2 November 2006 (UTC) :thank you!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:14, 2 November 2006 (UTC) ::Ah, finally. Its about time they closed that one up. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 00:59, 3 November 2006 (UTC) :::Great news :) - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:24, 6 November 2006 (UTC) == Administrators == Are there any active administrators/bureaucrats here anymore? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 16:33, 5 November 2006 (UTC) :Not really ;) [[User:h2g2bob]], our friendly bureaucrat, expressed a desire to resume contributing, but beyond that, the admins have been largely inactive. - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 16:46, 10 November 2006 (UTC) == Interwiki link == How do you link to Simple Witionary from another wiki project?--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:38, 8 November 2006 (UTC) :Either <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>; if you're on a Simple English project, use <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or, if you're on a Wiktionary, use <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 12:19, 9 November 2006 (UTC) == MediaWiki:Common.css == Hi, can we import some styles (specifically the <tt>messagebox</tt> class, and maybe some of its subclasses as well) from [[:w:MediaWiki:Common.css]] into [[MediaWiki:Common.css]]? This is purely for cosmetic reasons, but some of the templates that we have (including [[Template:Delete]]) use the <tt>messagebox</tt> class, which is not defined here. (P.S. This requires an admin) Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 16:40, 10 November 2006 (UTC) 12131 2006-11-11T00:32:17Z Brett 77 Example sentences '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |}__NEWSECTIONLINK__ ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some countries, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) ==Category capitalization== Shall categories begin with upper cases or not? I am asking this because I have found different uses of upper and lower cases at [[Special:Categories]].--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 13:36, 14 April 2006 (UTC) :I had the same question a while back, though I asked it somewhere else. I think that categories should all be lowercase unless they are proper nouns, so that they work just like the entry titles. I'd say that you can go ahead an [[Wiktionary:Be bold|boldly]] change it, and if someone doesn't like it or has a better idea, they can change it back. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:33, 18 April 2006 (UTC) :If you do change it, don't forget to change the templates that refer to those categories, so that they put the words in the new place. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:22, 20 April 2006 (UTC) ::I see that [[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] has not worked on (or at least has not completed) changing the categories. I have completely changed my mind regarding them. The reason that articles in the (main) namespace are lowercase is to show the word as it is really meant to be and to distinguish between proper names and other words. This does not apply to categories or appendices (I just created the first appendix, [[:Appendix:Prepositions]]), though it should still apply to templates so that we don't have to type a capital letter every time we insert a template. Categories and appendices are ''groups'' of these words, and so should be capitalized regularly, just as they are in other projects. I am changing categories accordingly. Other thoughts? As I mentioned above, if we decide I'm wrong, we can boldly change it back. :) Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:54, 15 May 2006 (UTC) :::Hello. I have not been here until now as I was too busy administering other Wiki sites. As I am now an admin at eight Wiki sites, I am unsure how often I will come here. Article names at Wiktionary should not be automatically upper cases, but for categories, I do not really mind whether upper or lower cases. In case you want to talk to me but I am inactive here, I suggest leaving a message at my talk page at Wiktionary, Wikipedia, or Wikisource in English version that I administer.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:55, 4 November 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == WikiReader == What do we think about publishing a WikiReader with the BE850 and BE1500? I'd be happy to do most of the work behind it (exporting to PDF, managing download site etc). [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 12:00, 19 May 2006 (UTC) :I'm thinking we should probably have them mostly done before we worry about that, but other than that, sound good. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 19:03, 23 May 2006 (UTC) == Translations == Other Wiktionaries add translations for words into other languages. SEWiktionary is meant to give definitions of English words using simple English, so if we did add translations, we would not include those other words here, but only link to other wiktionaries. For example, if we translated "heavy" (meaning having a lot of weight), the Spanish is "pesado." We might link to the English Wiktionary page on [[:en:pesado]] or to the Spanish Wiktionary [[:es:pesado]]. These would be interwiki links, but under a translation section, not an "in other languages" sidebar interwiki, since each meaning should be translated separately. I think there are pros and cons to this idea. The pros are that our focus audience are people who are do not know much English, and many of them only know it as a second language, so a translation into their own language could be quite useful. The cons are that we are focused on English words. A translation would be a distraction from our focus. Also, that niche is already filled by the English Wiktionary. I think our focus should stay firmly fixed on simple English definitions of English words. Feel free to comment. We'll do what the community decides, of course. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:08, 21 May 2006 (UTC) :I suppose that this simple English Wiktionary is for definitions from simple English to simple English only, right? This should be good enough since more complex contents should go to regular English Wiktionary.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:58, 4 November 2006 (UTC) == Etymologies/word histories == Another thing that has come up is the question of etymologies. English Wiktionary and others show the etymology of each word, and tend to have the earlier forms as separate entries. Because we are focused on English words (that is, Modern English), we would not include those early forms separately, but we could include unlinked word origins/etymologies. Again, there are pros and cons. Etymologies could be difficult to understand for someone who doesn't know much English. Additionally, they are not our focus, and could be a distraction. Plus, English Wiktionary already does that more effectively. On the other hand, I think it is cool to show where words come from, and this can help people understand why a word is spelled a particular way, I think. English orthography is one of the hardest parts of learning English, but knowing where a word comes from helps significantly in understanding its orthography (spelling). That said, teaching English is not our goal here, any more than it is the goal of Simple English Wikipedia. We are writing a dictionary here, not an English 101 textbook. If people use us to learn English, that is their own choice, but it is not our focus. I guess I could go either way on this one. I tentatively '''support''' adding etymologies to words. What do all of you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:16, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == How detailed do we go? == In articles such as that for [[sad]], some users have obvioulsy gone to a great deal of trouble to flesh out all sorts of synonyms, related words, etc. Unfortunately, few of the words are very simple (or even useful. For example, on the [[sad]] page we have ''glum'' as a synonym.) I think this kind of detail needs to be pared back to avoid being overwhelming to English language learners. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:26, 16 July 2006 (UTC) :Yeah, I was the one who put all those synonyms and antonyms on there. I still think it is useful, and it is obvious that they are synonyms, etc. by their placement, but I guess I did go a little overboard. But this wiktionary should not be limited to Simple English words. It should include all English words, but the definitions should be limited to simple English. People may find the word [[glum]] and wonder what it means, but not be able to understand the English Wiktionary definition. We need that entry here, and its connection to [[sad]] seems very logical. I think [[lugubrious]] should be cut out sooner than [[glum]]. Limiting the synonyms and antonyms may be useful in some ways, but we are about including information, not leaving it out. We might even want to include (for example) a main synonym section, and later on a section on ''other synonyms''. I don't know. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:44, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::Indeed, we should have articles for simple words and other words, so there should eventually be an entry for ''glum'', ''lugubrious'' and whatever else you can come up with. However, a typical user who is looking up the word ''sad'', will not benefit from ''glum''. The user who looks up ''glum'', on the other hand, may well benefit from being told that ''sad'' is a synonym as they will likely have no idea what ''glum'' means, but may very well understand ''sad''. ::Furthermore, you write, "we are about including information, not leaving it out." To the contrary! Knowing what to leave out is at least as important as knowing what to put in. A 20-page dictionary entry on ''run'' is neither simple nor useful. This is, after all, a dictionary, not a thesaurus or an encyclopedia. If the user who looks up ''sad'' is looking specifically for uncommon synonyms, they're using a wrench to drive in a nail.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:58, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::*Well how else do you expect people to look for uncommon synonyms, except by starting with a common word? Perhaps we can put common synonyms right there on the page, while listing rare ones separately on a thesaurus-like page. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 07:07, 31 July 2006 (UTC) ::::If they're looking for uncommon synonyms, they should use a thesaurus, not a dictionary.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 11:27, 31 July 2006 (UTC) :::::Hey Brett, I really enjoyed your wrench-nail analogy. Kappa is referring to what EWikt has done in its Wikisaurus sub-project. We could do something similar here if people are interested in the idea. But either way, most dictionaries include at least some synonyms, and I think we should do so, too. You have a point when you say that glum should link to sad, but not necessarily sad to glum. Maybe if we tend to limit it to the first five or so most common synonyms and antonyms, it will be useful but not overboard. We can always change it later if we change our minds, etc. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:08, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ==Workshop== The following was posted by Adam Kilgarriff on the Corpora mailing list ---- LEXICOM-ASIA 2006 A Workshop in Lexicography and Lexical Computing Venue: Kowloon, Hong Kong Hosts: Language Centre, Hong Kong Univ of Science and Technology Dates: December 11th-15th, 2006 Led by Adam Kilgarriff and Michael Rundell of the Lexicography MasterClass, Lexicom is an intensive one-week workshop, with seminars on theoretical issues alternating with practical sessions at the computer. There will be some parallel 'lexicographic' and 'computational' sessions. Topics to be covered include: * corpus creation * corpus analysis: o software and corpus querying o discovering word senses, recording contextual information * writing dictionary entries * dictionary databases and writing systems * using web data Applications are invited from people with interests and experience in any of these areas. Over the last six years Lexicom has attracted 200 participants from 28 countries including lexicographers, computational linguists, professors, research students, translators, terminologists, and editors, managers and technical support staff from dictionary publishers and information management companies. The venue, HKUST, is beautifully situated on Clearwater Bay in Kowloon, only 30 minutes from central Hong Kong. To register for Lexicom, go to: http://lc.ust.hk/~centre/lexi2006/ Early registration is advised (the Workshop has been oversubscribed in previous years), and registrations received before 7th October 2006 carry a discounted fee. Further details, including reports of past events can be found at: http://www.lexmasterclass.com. Michael Rundell & Adam Kilgarriff The Lexicography MasterClass --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 13:31, 28 September 2006 (UTC) == Logo discussion == Greetings, I apologise for writing in English. There is a discussion about the logo for Wiktionary at [[meta:Wiktionary/logo]]. Please go there and help us decide. Please also put this message on your community page. Thank you. -[[meta:User:Dbmag9|Dbmag9]] (copied here from [[talk:Main Page]] by [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:39, 23 July 2006 (UTC)) == Most linked article == Is there a way to find the article with the most links? In particular, I'm interested in finding the most-linked-to article that doesn't yet exist.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 21:19, 27 July 2006 (UTC) *You need [[Special:Mostlinked]], and in particular [[Special:Wantedpages]]. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 23:03, 27 July 2006 (UTC) == Benchmarks! == I think [[now]] was the 700th. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:51, 2 August 2006 (UTC) :Congratulations, everyone! Great work. Let's keep it up. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:02, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ===750=== [[lucky]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ===800=== [[benefit]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:27, 14 August 2006 (UTC) ===900=== [[legislation]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:21, 12 September 2006 (UTC) ===Almost 1000=== A virtual beer to the user who adds the 1000th word!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 20:03, 3 November 2006 (UTC) : [[brush]]! Hooray! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 03:35, 7 November 2006 (UTC) ::Make it two beers! Well done, PTO!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:23, 8 November 2006 (UTC) == A different idea == I recently had an idea for a sort of word rating system. This would show the SE user how difficult/complicated the word is considered by native speakers, and perhaps even include an easier and/or more challenging (for the basic words) alternative. I'm thinking of a kind of thermometer look, maybe up in the right-hand corner. It would have something like four or five degrees, including: basic or easy (from the BE850, words like [[do]], [[cold]], and [[woman]]), fairly basic or fairly easy (BE1500 or so, words like [[sink]], [[math]], and [[trust]]), medium or intermediate (about regular conversation level, somewhat less common than BE1500, words like [[complete]], [[freezing]], and [[feminine]]), fairly advanced or fairly hard (more complex or difficult a concept or term, words like [[nondescript]], [[anthropology]], and [[uncharacteristic]]), and advanced or hard (for jargon and other much less common words such as [[sodium benzoate]], [[sesquipedalian]], and [[indefatigable]]). We can tweak these levels or add new ones if/when we feel they are warranted. What do you all think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 10:07, 3 August 2006 (UTC) :I think it's a good idea, but I think basing it on BE is a bad idea, no matter how much you like BE. BE was not intended to choose the most simple or frequent words, but to bring together a list of words that would be sufficient to communicate any idea. Instead, I think we should base it on frequency counts, in the same way that the [http://www.longman.com/ldoce/ Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English] does. I think that using [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/nation.aspx Paul Nation]'s word counts would be a great place to start. He counts 'word families', so that ''run'', ''running'', ''runner'', etc. are all counted together. His counts are broken into 1000-word bands and are [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/range%20BNC.zip available] for free.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ::Though different organizations have different frequency counts, I think the idea is a sound one, and I think that there are many other word lists which would do a better job than BE. The only reason I've stuck with BE this long is because it was already there, and fairly convenient, not to mention a good place to start creating words. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 02:28, 14 August 2006 (UTC) :::I asked Paul Nation, and he wrote, "The lists are freely available for whoever wants to use them." Have a look.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:09, 15 August 2006 (UTC) ::::After looking at the BNC spoken frequency lists, I think you're right. I much prefer the way that these lists are set up, and it is nice to see not only the word but all its variations. I think it is much better. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 01:40, 24 August 2006 (UTC) == Move to [[Wiktionary talk:Simple talk]]? == I just want to throw up the idea of moving this page to the Wiktionary talk namespace. The advantage is that when editing a talk page [[MediaWiki:Talkpagetext]] is shown to the user. It would also leave this page open for FaQ's or something. Just an idea. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 14:55, 5 August 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for your input, Gerard. Nice to know you're still around every once in a while. You have a valid point about the talk page text being shown at the top of the page. It might be worth it to move it. However, I don't really care for the FAQ idea personally. It is supposed to be a simple *talk* page, so it should be something related to talk, even if it just redirects to its own talk page or explains how simple talk works. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 00:46, 24 August 2006 (UTC) ==Survivors?== I decided to come here and help out the project, after I saw the request for deletion at Meta. Personally, I would hate to see a project with this much potential die. <br><br> So, my question. How many regularly editing people are left? I noticed that a bureaucrat and two administrators haven't edited in a fairly long time, with the only admin exception seeming to be Cromwellt. Just give a shout here, I suppose. Thanks! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 21:49, 17 October 2006 (UTC) :Very few it seems, although I don't think ''left'' is the right word. There don't ever appear to have been many contributing memebers. Welcome though. Could I suggest you try to avoid difficult words in your definitions? For example, for ''approval'', you wrote "Formal permission or sanction." both words are less common than the word you're defining, and ''sanction'' is significantly less common. Just a suggestion. The participation is appreciated, though.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:30, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the suggestion. I used the word "left" because I had spent a while reading talk archives. This place seemed to be a lot more active back in Febuary. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 01:54, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ==Word of the Day== It seems the WotD has effectively died. Should we destroy the category/template for the word of the day as well? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 23:46, 25 October 2006 (UTC) Yes. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:13, 27 October 2006 (UTC) == Vote to delete == I ended to vote to close this project on Meta. It has gone on long enough and is going nowhere fast. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 17:35, 2 November 2006 (UTC) :thank you!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:14, 2 November 2006 (UTC) ::Ah, finally. Its about time they closed that one up. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 00:59, 3 November 2006 (UTC) :::Great news :) - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:24, 6 November 2006 (UTC) == Administrators == Are there any active administrators/bureaucrats here anymore? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 16:33, 5 November 2006 (UTC) :Not really ;) [[User:h2g2bob]], our friendly bureaucrat, expressed a desire to resume contributing, but beyond that, the admins have been largely inactive. - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 16:46, 10 November 2006 (UTC) == Interwiki link == How do you link to Simple Witionary from another wiki project?--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:38, 8 November 2006 (UTC) :Either <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>; if you're on a Simple English project, use <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or, if you're on a Wiktionary, use <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 12:19, 9 November 2006 (UTC) == MediaWiki:Common.css == Hi, can we import some styles (specifically the <tt>messagebox</tt> class, and maybe some of its subclasses as well) from [[:w:MediaWiki:Common.css]] into [[MediaWiki:Common.css]]? This is purely for cosmetic reasons, but some of the templates that we have (including [[Template:Delete]]) use the <tt>messagebox</tt> class, which is not defined here. (P.S. This requires an admin) Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 16:40, 10 November 2006 (UTC) == Example sentences == In a dictionary such as this, I think it's important that the example sentences actually ''exemplify'' the use of a defined word rather than simply include it. Consider the following examples: #''There was a '''book''' on the table.'' #''He finished reading, closed the '''book''', and put it down.'' In the first sentence, '''book''' could be almost anything, animate or inanimate, of a size suitable for being on tables. The second sentence, in contrast, shows that '''book''' is related to reading and that it can be held and closed. This second sentence exemplifies '''book''', while the first simply uses it. We should also try to exemplify the syntactic properties of defined words. '''Notwithstanding''', for instance, is an unusual preposition in that it can appear after the noun. Thus, examples showing both pre- and post-noun usage would be useful. Similarly, nouns that have both countable and uncountable senses should have example sentences showing these. And so on. Finally, it would also be good to try to identify and show strong [[:en:collocation | collocations]]. Some good tools for this are [http://193.133.140.102/JustTheWord/ Just the Word] and Mark Davies's [http://view.byu.edu/ VIEW] interface to the [[w:British_National_Corpus|BNC]]. These can also provide authentic example sentences. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 00:32, 11 November 2006 (UTC) 12299 2006-11-16T07:48:11Z 164.100.216.2 '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |}__NEWSECTIONLINK__ ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some countries, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) ==Category capitalization== Shall categories begin with upper cases or not? I am asking this because I have found different uses of upper and lower cases at [[Special:Categories]].--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 13:36, 14 April 2006 (UTC) :I had the same question a while back, though I asked it somewhere else. I think that categories should all be lowercase unless they are proper nouns, so that they work just like the entry titles. I'd say that you can go ahead an [[Wiktionary:Be bold|boldly]] change it, and if someone doesn't like it or has a better idea, they can change it back. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:33, 18 April 2006 (UTC) :If you do change it, don't forget to change the templates that refer to those categories, so that they put the words in the new place. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:22, 20 April 2006 (UTC) ::I see that [[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] has not worked on (or at least has not completed) changing the categories. I have completely changed my mind regarding them. The reason that articles in the (main) namespace are lowercase is to show the word as it is really meant to be and to distinguish between proper names and other words. This does not apply to categories or appendices (I just created the first appendix, [[:Appendix:Prepositions]]), though it should still apply to templates so that we don't have to type a capital letter every time we insert a template. Categories and appendices are ''groups'' of these words, and so should be capitalized regularly, just as they are in other projects. I am changing categories accordingly. Other thoughts? As I mentioned above, if we decide I'm wrong, we can boldly change it back. :) Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:54, 15 May 2006 (UTC) :::Hello. I have not been here until now as I was too busy administering other Wiki sites. As I am now an admin at eight Wiki sites, I am unsure how often I will come here. Article names at Wiktionary should not be automatically upper cases, but for categories, I do not really mind whether upper or lower cases. In case you want to talk to me but I am inactive here, I suggest leaving a message at my talk page at Wiktionary, Wikipedia, or Wikisource in English version that I administer.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:55, 4 November 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == WikiReader == What do we think about publishing a WikiReader with the BE850 and BE1500? I'd be happy to do most of the work behind it (exporting to PDF, managing download site etc). [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 12:00, 19 May 2006 (UTC) :I'm thinking we should probably have them mostly done before we worry about that, but other than that, sound good. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 19:03, 23 May 2006 (UTC) == Translations == Other Wiktionaries add translations for words into other languages. SEWiktionary is meant to give definitions of English words using simple English, so if we did add translations, we would not include those other words here, but only link to other wiktionaries. For example, if we translated "heavy" (meaning having a lot of weight), the Spanish is "pesado." We might link to the English Wiktionary page on [[:en:pesado]] or to the Spanish Wiktionary [[:es:pesado]]. These would be interwiki links, but under a translation section, not an "in other languages" sidebar interwiki, since each meaning should be translated separately. I think there are pros and cons to this idea. The pros are that our focus audience are people who are do not know much English, and many of them only know it as a second language, so a translation into their own language could be quite useful. The cons are that we are focused on English words. A translation would be a distraction from our focus. Also, that niche is already filled by the English Wiktionary. I think our focus should stay firmly fixed on simple English definitions of English words. Feel free to comment. We'll do what the community decides, of course. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:08, 21 May 2006 (UTC) :I suppose that this simple English Wiktionary is for definitions from simple English to simple English only, right? This should be good enough since more complex contents should go to regular English Wiktionary.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:58, 4 November 2006 (UTC) == Etymologies/word histories == Another thing that has come up is the question of etymologies. English Wiktionary and others show the etymology of each word, and tend to have the earlier forms as separate entries. Because we are focused on English words (that is, Modern English), we would not include those early forms separately, but we could include unlinked word origins/etymologies. Again, there are pros and cons. Etymologies could be difficult to understand for someone who doesn't know much English. Additionally, they are not our focus, and could be a distraction. Plus, English Wiktionary already does that more effectively. On the other hand, I think it is cool to show where words come from, and this can help people understand why a word is spelled a particular way, I think. English orthography is one of the hardest parts of learning English, but knowing where a word comes from helps significantly in understanding its orthography (spelling). That said, teaching English is not our goal here, any more than it is the goal of Simple English Wikipedia. We are writing a dictionary here, not an English 101 textbook. If people use us to learn English, that is their own choice, but it is not our focus. I guess I could go either way on this one. I tentatively '''support''' adding etymologies to words. What do all of you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:16, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == How detailed do we go? == In articles such as that for [[sad]], some users have obvioulsy gone to a great deal of trouble to flesh out all sorts of synonyms, related words, etc. Unfortunately, few of the words are very simple (or even useful. For example, on the [[sad]] page we have ''glum'' as a synonym.) I think this kind of detail needs to be pared back to avoid being overwhelming to English language learners. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:26, 16 July 2006 (UTC) :Yeah, I was the one who put all those synonyms and antonyms on there. I still think it is useful, and it is obvious that they are synonyms, etc. by their placement, but I guess I did go a little overboard. But this wiktionary should not be limited to Simple English words. It should include all English words, but the definitions should be limited to simple English. People may find the word [[glum]] and wonder what it means, but not be able to understand the English Wiktionary definition. We need that entry here, and its connection to [[sad]] seems very logical. I think [[lugubrious]] should be cut out sooner than [[glum]]. Limiting the synonyms and antonyms may be useful in some ways, but we are about including information, not leaving it out. We might even want to include (for example) a main synonym section, and later on a section on ''other synonyms''. I don't know. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:44, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::Indeed, we should have articles for simple words and other words, so there should eventually be an entry for ''glum'', ''lugubrious'' and whatever else you can come up with. However, a typical user who is looking up the word ''sad'', will not benefit from ''glum''. The user who looks up ''glum'', on the other hand, may well benefit from being told that ''sad'' is a synonym as they will likely have no idea what ''glum'' means, but may very well understand ''sad''. ::Furthermore, you write, "we are about including information, not leaving it out." To the contrary! Knowing what to leave out is at least as important as knowing what to put in. A 20-page dictionary entry on ''run'' is neither simple nor useful. This is, after all, a dictionary, not a thesaurus or an encyclopedia. If the user who looks up ''sad'' is looking specifically for uncommon synonyms, they're using a wrench to drive in a nail.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:58, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::*Well how else do you expect people to look for uncommon synonyms, except by starting with a common word? Perhaps we can put common synonyms right there on the page, while listing rare ones separately on a thesaurus-like page. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 07:07, 31 July 2006 (UTC) ::::If they're looking for uncommon synonyms, they should use a thesaurus, not a dictionary.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 11:27, 31 July 2006 (UTC) :::::Hey Brett, I really enjoyed your wrench-nail analogy. Kappa is referring to what EWikt has done in its Wikisaurus sub-project. We could do something similar here if people are interested in the idea. But either way, most dictionaries include at least some synonyms, and I think we should do so, too. You have a point when you say that glum should link to sad, but not necessarily sad to glum. Maybe if we tend to limit it to the first five or so most common synonyms and antonyms, it will be useful but not overboard. We can always change it later if we change our minds, etc. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:08, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ==Workshop== The following was posted by Adam Kilgarriff on the Corpora mailing list ---- LEXICOM-ASIA 2006 A Workshop in Lexicography and Lexical Computing Venue: Kowloon, Hong Kong Hosts: Language Centre, Hong Kong Univ of Science and Technology Dates: December 11th-15th, 2006 Led by Adam Kilgarriff and Michael Rundell of the Lexicography MasterClass, Lexicom is an intensive one-week workshop, with seminars on theoretical issues alternating with practical sessions at the computer. There will be some parallel 'lexicographic' and 'computational' sessions. Topics to be covered include: * corpus creation * corpus analysis: o software and corpus querying o discovering word senses, recording contextual information * writing dictionary entries * dictionary databases and writing systems * using web data Applications are invited from people with interests and experience in any of these areas. Over the last six years Lexicom has attracted 200 participants from 28 countries including lexicographers, computational linguists, professors, research students, translators, terminologists, and editors, managers and technical support staff from dictionary publishers and information management companies. The venue, HKUST, is beautifully situated on Clearwater Bay in Kowloon, only 30 minutes from central Hong Kong. To register for Lexicom, go to: http://lc.ust.hk/~centre/lexi2006/ Early registration is advised (the Workshop has been oversubscribed in previous years), and registrations received before 7th October 2006 carry a discounted fee. Further details, including reports of past events can be found at: http://www.lexmasterclass.com. Michael Rundell & Adam Kilgarriff The Lexicography MasterClass --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 13:31, 28 September 2006 (UTC) == Logo discussion == Greetings, I apologise for writing in English. There is a discussion about the logo for Wiktionary at [[meta:Wiktionary/logo]]. Please go there and help us decide. Please also put this message on your community page. Thank you. -[[meta:User:Dbmag9|Dbmag9]] (copied here from [[talk:Main Page]] by [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:39, 23 July 2006 (UTC)) == Most linked article == Is there a way to find the article with the most links? In particular, I'm interested in finding the most-linked-to article that doesn't yet exist.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 21:19, 27 July 2006 (UTC) *You need [[Special:Mostlinked]], and in particular [[Special:Wantedpages]]. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 23:03, 27 July 2006 (UTC) == Benchmarks! == I think [[now]] was the 700th. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:51, 2 August 2006 (UTC) :Congratulations, everyone! Great work. Let's keep it up. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:02, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ===750=== [[lucky]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ===800=== [[benefit]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:27, 14 August 2006 (UTC) ===900=== [[legislation]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:21, 12 September 2006 (UTC) ===Almost 1000=== A virtual beer to the user who adds the 1000th word!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 20:03, 3 November 2006 (UTC) : [[brush]]! Hooray! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 03:35, 7 November 2006 (UTC) ::Make it two beers! Well done, PTO!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:23, 8 November 2006 (UTC) == A different idea == I recently had an idea for a sort of word rating system. This would show the SE user how difficult/complicated the word is considered by native speakers, and perhaps even include an easier and/or more challenging (for the basic words) alternative. I'm thinking of a kind of thermometer look, maybe up in the right-hand corner. It would have something like four or five degrees, including: basic or easy (from the BE850, words like [[do]], [[cold]], and [[woman]]), fairly basic or fairly easy (BE1500 or so, words like [[sink]], [[math]], and [[trust]]), medium or intermediate (about regular conversation level, somewhat less common than BE1500, words like [[complete]], [[freezing]], and [[feminine]]), fairly advanced or fairly hard (more complex or difficult a concept or term, words like [[nondescript]], [[anthropology]], and [[uncharacteristic]]), and advanced or hard (for jargon and other much less common words such as [[sodium benzoate]], [[sesquipedalian]], and [[indefatigable]]). We can tweak these levels or add new ones if/when we feel they are warranted. What do you all think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 10:07, 3 August 2006 (UTC) :I think it's a good idea, but I think basing it on BE is a bad idea, no matter how much you like BE. BE was not intended to choose the most simple or frequent words, but to bring together a list of words that would be sufficient to communicate any idea. Instead, I think we should base it on frequency counts, in the same way that the [http://www.longman.com/ldoce/ Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English] does. I think that using [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/nation.aspx Paul Nation]'s word counts would be a great place to start. He counts 'word families', so that ''run'', ''running'', ''runner'', etc. are all counted together. His counts are broken into 1000-word bands and are [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/range%20BNC.zip available] for free.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ::Though different organizations have different frequency counts, I think the idea is a sound one, and I think that there are many other word lists which would do a better job than BE. The only reason I've stuck with BE this long is because it was already there, and fairly convenient, not to mention a good place to start creating words. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 02:28, 14 August 2006 (UTC) :::I asked Paul Nation, and he wrote, "The lists are freely available for whoever wants to use them." Have a look.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:09, 15 August 2006 (UTC) ::::After looking at the BNC spoken frequency lists, I think you're right. I much prefer the way that these lists are set up, and it is nice to see not only the word but all its variations. I think it is much better. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 01:40, 24 August 2006 (UTC) == Move to [[Wiktionary talk:Simple talk]]? == I just want to throw up the idea of moving this page to the Wiktionary talk namespace. The advantage is that when editing a talk page [[MediaWiki:Talkpagetext]] is shown to the user. It would also leave this page open for FaQ's or something. Just an idea. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 14:55, 5 August 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for your input, Gerard. Nice to know you're still around every once in a while. You have a valid point about the talk page text being shown at the top of the page. It might be worth it to move it. However, I don't really care for the FAQ idea personally. It is supposed to be a simple *talk* page, so it should be something related to talk, even if it just redirects to its own talk page or explains how simple talk works. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 00:46, 24 August 2006 (UTC) ==Survivors?== I decided to come here and help out the project, after I saw the request for deletion at Meta. Personally, I would hate to see a project with this much potential die. <br><br> So, my question. How many regularly editing people are left? I noticed that a bureaucrat and two administrators haven't edited in a fairly long time, with the only admin exception seeming to be Cromwellt. Just give a shout here, I suppose. Thanks! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 21:49, 17 October 2006 (UTC) :Very few it seems, although I don't think ''left'' is the right word. There don't ever appear to have been many contributing memebers. Welcome though. Could I suggest you try to avoid difficult words in your definitions? For example, for ''approval'', you wrote "Formal permission or sanction." both words are less common than the word you're defining, and ''sanction'' is significantly less common. Just a suggestion. The participation is appreciated, though.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:30, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the suggestion. I used the word "left" because I had spent a while reading talk archives. This place seemed to be a lot more active back in Febuary. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 01:54, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ==Word of the Day== It seems the WotD has effectively died. Should we destroy the category/template for the word of the day as well? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 23:46, 25 October 2006 (UTC) Yes. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:13, 27 October 2006 (UTC) == Vote to delete == I ended to vote to close this project on Meta. It has gone on long enough and is going nowhere fast. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 17:35, 2 November 2006 (UTC) :thank you!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:14, 2 November 2006 (UTC) ::Ah, finally. Its about time they closed that one up. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 00:59, 3 November 2006 (UTC) :::Great news :) - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:24, 6 November 2006 (UTC) == Administrators == Are there any active administrators/bureaucrats here anymore? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 16:33, 5 November 2006 (UTC) :Not really ;) [[User:h2g2bob]], our friendly bureaucrat, expressed a desire to resume contributing, but beyond that, the admins have been largely inactive. - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 16:46, 10 November 2006 (UTC) == Interwiki link == How do you link to Simple Witionary from another wiki project?--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:38, 8 November 2006 (UTC) :Either <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>; if you're on a Simple English project, use <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or, if you're on a Wiktionary, use <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 12:19, 9 November 2006 (UTC) == MediaWiki:Common.css == Hi, can we import some styles (specifically the <tt>messagebox</tt> class, and maybe some of its subclasses as well) from [[:w:MediaWiki:Common.css]] into [[MediaWiki:Common.css]]? This is purely for cosmetic reasons, but some of the templates that we have (including [[Template:Delete]]) use the <tt>messagebox</tt> class, which is not defined here. (P.S. This requires an admin) Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 16:40, 10 November 2006 (UTC) == Example sentences == In a dictionary such as this, I think it's important that the example sentences actually ''exemplify'' the use of a defined word rather than simply include it. Consider the following examples: #''There was a '''book''' on the table.'' #''He finished reading, closed the '''book''', and put it down.'' In the first sentence, '''book''' could be almost anything, animate or inanimate, of a size suitable for being on tables. The second sentence, in contrast, shows that '''book''' is related to reading and that it can be held and closed. This second sentence exemplifies '''book''', while the first simply uses it. We should also try to exemplify the syntactic properties of defined words. '''Notwithstanding''', for instance, is an unusual preposition in that it can appear after the noun. Thus, examples showing both pre- and post-noun usage would be useful. Similarly, nouns that have both countable and uncountable senses should have example sentences showing these. And so on. Finally, it would also be good to try to identify and show strong [[:en:collocation | collocations]]. Some good tools for this are [http://193.133.140.102/JustTheWord/ Just the Word] and Mark Davies's [http://view.byu.edu/ VIEW] interface to the [[w:British_National_Corpus|BNC]]. These can also provide authentic example sentences. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 00:32, 11 November 2006 (UTC) Who is father of Education 12503 2006-11-17T15:50:41Z Tangotango 94 /* Example sentences */ reply '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |}__NEWSECTIONLINK__ ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some countries, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) ==Category capitalization== Shall categories begin with upper cases or not? I am asking this because I have found different uses of upper and lower cases at [[Special:Categories]].--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 13:36, 14 April 2006 (UTC) :I had the same question a while back, though I asked it somewhere else. I think that categories should all be lowercase unless they are proper nouns, so that they work just like the entry titles. I'd say that you can go ahead an [[Wiktionary:Be bold|boldly]] change it, and if someone doesn't like it or has a better idea, they can change it back. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:33, 18 April 2006 (UTC) :If you do change it, don't forget to change the templates that refer to those categories, so that they put the words in the new place. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:22, 20 April 2006 (UTC) ::I see that [[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] has not worked on (or at least has not completed) changing the categories. I have completely changed my mind regarding them. The reason that articles in the (main) namespace are lowercase is to show the word as it is really meant to be and to distinguish between proper names and other words. This does not apply to categories or appendices (I just created the first appendix, [[:Appendix:Prepositions]]), though it should still apply to templates so that we don't have to type a capital letter every time we insert a template. Categories and appendices are ''groups'' of these words, and so should be capitalized regularly, just as they are in other projects. I am changing categories accordingly. Other thoughts? As I mentioned above, if we decide I'm wrong, we can boldly change it back. :) Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:54, 15 May 2006 (UTC) :::Hello. I have not been here until now as I was too busy administering other Wiki sites. As I am now an admin at eight Wiki sites, I am unsure how often I will come here. Article names at Wiktionary should not be automatically upper cases, but for categories, I do not really mind whether upper or lower cases. In case you want to talk to me but I am inactive here, I suggest leaving a message at my talk page at Wiktionary, Wikipedia, or Wikisource in English version that I administer.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:55, 4 November 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == WikiReader == What do we think about publishing a WikiReader with the BE850 and BE1500? I'd be happy to do most of the work behind it (exporting to PDF, managing download site etc). [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 12:00, 19 May 2006 (UTC) :I'm thinking we should probably have them mostly done before we worry about that, but other than that, sound good. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 19:03, 23 May 2006 (UTC) == Translations == Other Wiktionaries add translations for words into other languages. SEWiktionary is meant to give definitions of English words using simple English, so if we did add translations, we would not include those other words here, but only link to other wiktionaries. For example, if we translated "heavy" (meaning having a lot of weight), the Spanish is "pesado." We might link to the English Wiktionary page on [[:en:pesado]] or to the Spanish Wiktionary [[:es:pesado]]. These would be interwiki links, but under a translation section, not an "in other languages" sidebar interwiki, since each meaning should be translated separately. I think there are pros and cons to this idea. The pros are that our focus audience are people who are do not know much English, and many of them only know it as a second language, so a translation into their own language could be quite useful. The cons are that we are focused on English words. A translation would be a distraction from our focus. Also, that niche is already filled by the English Wiktionary. I think our focus should stay firmly fixed on simple English definitions of English words. Feel free to comment. We'll do what the community decides, of course. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:08, 21 May 2006 (UTC) :I suppose that this simple English Wiktionary is for definitions from simple English to simple English only, right? This should be good enough since more complex contents should go to regular English Wiktionary.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:58, 4 November 2006 (UTC) == Etymologies/word histories == Another thing that has come up is the question of etymologies. English Wiktionary and others show the etymology of each word, and tend to have the earlier forms as separate entries. Because we are focused on English words (that is, Modern English), we would not include those early forms separately, but we could include unlinked word origins/etymologies. Again, there are pros and cons. Etymologies could be difficult to understand for someone who doesn't know much English. Additionally, they are not our focus, and could be a distraction. Plus, English Wiktionary already does that more effectively. On the other hand, I think it is cool to show where words come from, and this can help people understand why a word is spelled a particular way, I think. English orthography is one of the hardest parts of learning English, but knowing where a word comes from helps significantly in understanding its orthography (spelling). That said, teaching English is not our goal here, any more than it is the goal of Simple English Wikipedia. We are writing a dictionary here, not an English 101 textbook. If people use us to learn English, that is their own choice, but it is not our focus. I guess I could go either way on this one. I tentatively '''support''' adding etymologies to words. What do all of you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:16, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == How detailed do we go? == In articles such as that for [[sad]], some users have obvioulsy gone to a great deal of trouble to flesh out all sorts of synonyms, related words, etc. Unfortunately, few of the words are very simple (or even useful. For example, on the [[sad]] page we have ''glum'' as a synonym.) I think this kind of detail needs to be pared back to avoid being overwhelming to English language learners. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:26, 16 July 2006 (UTC) :Yeah, I was the one who put all those synonyms and antonyms on there. I still think it is useful, and it is obvious that they are synonyms, etc. by their placement, but I guess I did go a little overboard. But this wiktionary should not be limited to Simple English words. It should include all English words, but the definitions should be limited to simple English. People may find the word [[glum]] and wonder what it means, but not be able to understand the English Wiktionary definition. We need that entry here, and its connection to [[sad]] seems very logical. I think [[lugubrious]] should be cut out sooner than [[glum]]. Limiting the synonyms and antonyms may be useful in some ways, but we are about including information, not leaving it out. We might even want to include (for example) a main synonym section, and later on a section on ''other synonyms''. I don't know. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:44, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::Indeed, we should have articles for simple words and other words, so there should eventually be an entry for ''glum'', ''lugubrious'' and whatever else you can come up with. However, a typical user who is looking up the word ''sad'', will not benefit from ''glum''. The user who looks up ''glum'', on the other hand, may well benefit from being told that ''sad'' is a synonym as they will likely have no idea what ''glum'' means, but may very well understand ''sad''. ::Furthermore, you write, "we are about including information, not leaving it out." To the contrary! Knowing what to leave out is at least as important as knowing what to put in. A 20-page dictionary entry on ''run'' is neither simple nor useful. This is, after all, a dictionary, not a thesaurus or an encyclopedia. If the user who looks up ''sad'' is looking specifically for uncommon synonyms, they're using a wrench to drive in a nail.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:58, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::*Well how else do you expect people to look for uncommon synonyms, except by starting with a common word? Perhaps we can put common synonyms right there on the page, while listing rare ones separately on a thesaurus-like page. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 07:07, 31 July 2006 (UTC) ::::If they're looking for uncommon synonyms, they should use a thesaurus, not a dictionary.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 11:27, 31 July 2006 (UTC) :::::Hey Brett, I really enjoyed your wrench-nail analogy. Kappa is referring to what EWikt has done in its Wikisaurus sub-project. We could do something similar here if people are interested in the idea. But either way, most dictionaries include at least some synonyms, and I think we should do so, too. You have a point when you say that glum should link to sad, but not necessarily sad to glum. Maybe if we tend to limit it to the first five or so most common synonyms and antonyms, it will be useful but not overboard. We can always change it later if we change our minds, etc. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:08, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ==Workshop== The following was posted by Adam Kilgarriff on the Corpora mailing list ---- LEXICOM-ASIA 2006 A Workshop in Lexicography and Lexical Computing Venue: Kowloon, Hong Kong Hosts: Language Centre, Hong Kong Univ of Science and Technology Dates: December 11th-15th, 2006 Led by Adam Kilgarriff and Michael Rundell of the Lexicography MasterClass, Lexicom is an intensive one-week workshop, with seminars on theoretical issues alternating with practical sessions at the computer. There will be some parallel 'lexicographic' and 'computational' sessions. Topics to be covered include: * corpus creation * corpus analysis: o software and corpus querying o discovering word senses, recording contextual information * writing dictionary entries * dictionary databases and writing systems * using web data Applications are invited from people with interests and experience in any of these areas. Over the last six years Lexicom has attracted 200 participants from 28 countries including lexicographers, computational linguists, professors, research students, translators, terminologists, and editors, managers and technical support staff from dictionary publishers and information management companies. The venue, HKUST, is beautifully situated on Clearwater Bay in Kowloon, only 30 minutes from central Hong Kong. To register for Lexicom, go to: http://lc.ust.hk/~centre/lexi2006/ Early registration is advised (the Workshop has been oversubscribed in previous years), and registrations received before 7th October 2006 carry a discounted fee. Further details, including reports of past events can be found at: http://www.lexmasterclass.com. Michael Rundell & Adam Kilgarriff The Lexicography MasterClass --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 13:31, 28 September 2006 (UTC) == Logo discussion == Greetings, I apologise for writing in English. There is a discussion about the logo for Wiktionary at [[meta:Wiktionary/logo]]. Please go there and help us decide. Please also put this message on your community page. Thank you. -[[meta:User:Dbmag9|Dbmag9]] (copied here from [[talk:Main Page]] by [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:39, 23 July 2006 (UTC)) == Most linked article == Is there a way to find the article with the most links? In particular, I'm interested in finding the most-linked-to article that doesn't yet exist.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 21:19, 27 July 2006 (UTC) *You need [[Special:Mostlinked]], and in particular [[Special:Wantedpages]]. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 23:03, 27 July 2006 (UTC) == Benchmarks! == I think [[now]] was the 700th. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:51, 2 August 2006 (UTC) :Congratulations, everyone! Great work. Let's keep it up. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:02, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ===750=== [[lucky]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ===800=== [[benefit]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:27, 14 August 2006 (UTC) ===900=== [[legislation]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:21, 12 September 2006 (UTC) ===Almost 1000=== A virtual beer to the user who adds the 1000th word!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 20:03, 3 November 2006 (UTC) : [[brush]]! Hooray! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 03:35, 7 November 2006 (UTC) ::Make it two beers! Well done, PTO!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:23, 8 November 2006 (UTC) == A different idea == I recently had an idea for a sort of word rating system. This would show the SE user how difficult/complicated the word is considered by native speakers, and perhaps even include an easier and/or more challenging (for the basic words) alternative. I'm thinking of a kind of thermometer look, maybe up in the right-hand corner. It would have something like four or five degrees, including: basic or easy (from the BE850, words like [[do]], [[cold]], and [[woman]]), fairly basic or fairly easy (BE1500 or so, words like [[sink]], [[math]], and [[trust]]), medium or intermediate (about regular conversation level, somewhat less common than BE1500, words like [[complete]], [[freezing]], and [[feminine]]), fairly advanced or fairly hard (more complex or difficult a concept or term, words like [[nondescript]], [[anthropology]], and [[uncharacteristic]]), and advanced or hard (for jargon and other much less common words such as [[sodium benzoate]], [[sesquipedalian]], and [[indefatigable]]). We can tweak these levels or add new ones if/when we feel they are warranted. What do you all think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 10:07, 3 August 2006 (UTC) :I think it's a good idea, but I think basing it on BE is a bad idea, no matter how much you like BE. BE was not intended to choose the most simple or frequent words, but to bring together a list of words that would be sufficient to communicate any idea. Instead, I think we should base it on frequency counts, in the same way that the [http://www.longman.com/ldoce/ Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English] does. I think that using [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/nation.aspx Paul Nation]'s word counts would be a great place to start. He counts 'word families', so that ''run'', ''running'', ''runner'', etc. are all counted together. His counts are broken into 1000-word bands and are [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/range%20BNC.zip available] for free.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ::Though different organizations have different frequency counts, I think the idea is a sound one, and I think that there are many other word lists which would do a better job than BE. The only reason I've stuck with BE this long is because it was already there, and fairly convenient, not to mention a good place to start creating words. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 02:28, 14 August 2006 (UTC) :::I asked Paul Nation, and he wrote, "The lists are freely available for whoever wants to use them." Have a look.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:09, 15 August 2006 (UTC) ::::After looking at the BNC spoken frequency lists, I think you're right. I much prefer the way that these lists are set up, and it is nice to see not only the word but all its variations. I think it is much better. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 01:40, 24 August 2006 (UTC) == Move to [[Wiktionary talk:Simple talk]]? == I just want to throw up the idea of moving this page to the Wiktionary talk namespace. The advantage is that when editing a talk page [[MediaWiki:Talkpagetext]] is shown to the user. It would also leave this page open for FaQ's or something. Just an idea. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 14:55, 5 August 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for your input, Gerard. Nice to know you're still around every once in a while. You have a valid point about the talk page text being shown at the top of the page. It might be worth it to move it. However, I don't really care for the FAQ idea personally. It is supposed to be a simple *talk* page, so it should be something related to talk, even if it just redirects to its own talk page or explains how simple talk works. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 00:46, 24 August 2006 (UTC) ==Survivors?== I decided to come here and help out the project, after I saw the request for deletion at Meta. Personally, I would hate to see a project with this much potential die. <br><br> So, my question. How many regularly editing people are left? I noticed that a bureaucrat and two administrators haven't edited in a fairly long time, with the only admin exception seeming to be Cromwellt. Just give a shout here, I suppose. Thanks! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 21:49, 17 October 2006 (UTC) :Very few it seems, although I don't think ''left'' is the right word. There don't ever appear to have been many contributing memebers. Welcome though. Could I suggest you try to avoid difficult words in your definitions? For example, for ''approval'', you wrote "Formal permission or sanction." both words are less common than the word you're defining, and ''sanction'' is significantly less common. Just a suggestion. The participation is appreciated, though.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:30, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the suggestion. I used the word "left" because I had spent a while reading talk archives. This place seemed to be a lot more active back in Febuary. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 01:54, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ==Word of the Day== It seems the WotD has effectively died. Should we destroy the category/template for the word of the day as well? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 23:46, 25 October 2006 (UTC) Yes. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:13, 27 October 2006 (UTC) == Vote to delete == I ended to vote to close this project on Meta. It has gone on long enough and is going nowhere fast. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 17:35, 2 November 2006 (UTC) :thank you!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:14, 2 November 2006 (UTC) ::Ah, finally. Its about time they closed that one up. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 00:59, 3 November 2006 (UTC) :::Great news :) - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:24, 6 November 2006 (UTC) == Administrators == Are there any active administrators/bureaucrats here anymore? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 16:33, 5 November 2006 (UTC) :Not really ;) [[User:h2g2bob]], our friendly bureaucrat, expressed a desire to resume contributing, but beyond that, the admins have been largely inactive. - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 16:46, 10 November 2006 (UTC) == Interwiki link == How do you link to Simple Witionary from another wiki project?--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:38, 8 November 2006 (UTC) :Either <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>; if you're on a Simple English project, use <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or, if you're on a Wiktionary, use <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 12:19, 9 November 2006 (UTC) == MediaWiki:Common.css == Hi, can we import some styles (specifically the <tt>messagebox</tt> class, and maybe some of its subclasses as well) from [[:w:MediaWiki:Common.css]] into [[MediaWiki:Common.css]]? This is purely for cosmetic reasons, but some of the templates that we have (including [[Template:Delete]]) use the <tt>messagebox</tt> class, which is not defined here. (P.S. This requires an admin) Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 16:40, 10 November 2006 (UTC) == Example sentences == In a dictionary such as this, I think it's important that the example sentences actually ''exemplify'' the use of a defined word rather than simply include it. Consider the following examples: #''There was a '''book''' on the table.'' #''He finished reading, closed the '''book''', and put it down.'' In the first sentence, '''book''' could be almost anything, animate or inanimate, of a size suitable for being on tables. The second sentence, in contrast, shows that '''book''' is related to reading and that it can be held and closed. This second sentence exemplifies '''book''', while the first simply uses it. We should also try to exemplify the syntactic properties of defined words. '''Notwithstanding''', for instance, is an unusual preposition in that it can appear after the noun. Thus, examples showing both pre- and post-noun usage would be useful. Similarly, nouns that have both countable and uncountable senses should have example sentences showing these. And so on. Finally, it would also be good to try to identify and show strong [[:en:collocation | collocations]]. Some good tools for this are [http://193.133.140.102/JustTheWord/ Just the Word] and Mark Davies's [http://view.byu.edu/ VIEW] interface to the [[w:British_National_Corpus|BNC]]. These can also provide authentic example sentences. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 00:32, 11 November 2006 (UTC) == Question == Who is father of Education ''<small>—This unsigned comment was added by</small>''<small> [[User:164.100.216.2|164.100.216.2]] ([[User talk:164.100.216.2|talk]] • [[Special:Contributions/164.100.216.2|contribs]]) 07:48, 16 November 2006 (UTC{{{3|}}})</small> :Hi, this is a forum for discussing topics related to the Simple English Wiktionary. Perhaps you could try looking for information on the [[:w:Main Page|Simple English Wikipedia]], or the [[:w:en:Main Page|English Wikipedia]]. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 15:50, 17 November 2006 (UTC) 12526 2006-11-18T10:19:36Z Tangotango 94 /* MediaWiki:Common.css */ reply '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |}__NEWSECTIONLINK__ ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some countries, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) ==Category capitalization== Shall categories begin with upper cases or not? I am asking this because I have found different uses of upper and lower cases at [[Special:Categories]].--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 13:36, 14 April 2006 (UTC) :I had the same question a while back, though I asked it somewhere else. I think that categories should all be lowercase unless they are proper nouns, so that they work just like the entry titles. I'd say that you can go ahead an [[Wiktionary:Be bold|boldly]] change it, and if someone doesn't like it or has a better idea, they can change it back. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:33, 18 April 2006 (UTC) :If you do change it, don't forget to change the templates that refer to those categories, so that they put the words in the new place. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:22, 20 April 2006 (UTC) ::I see that [[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] has not worked on (or at least has not completed) changing the categories. I have completely changed my mind regarding them. The reason that articles in the (main) namespace are lowercase is to show the word as it is really meant to be and to distinguish between proper names and other words. This does not apply to categories or appendices (I just created the first appendix, [[:Appendix:Prepositions]]), though it should still apply to templates so that we don't have to type a capital letter every time we insert a template. Categories and appendices are ''groups'' of these words, and so should be capitalized regularly, just as they are in other projects. I am changing categories accordingly. Other thoughts? As I mentioned above, if we decide I'm wrong, we can boldly change it back. :) Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:54, 15 May 2006 (UTC) :::Hello. I have not been here until now as I was too busy administering other Wiki sites. As I am now an admin at eight Wiki sites, I am unsure how often I will come here. Article names at Wiktionary should not be automatically upper cases, but for categories, I do not really mind whether upper or lower cases. In case you want to talk to me but I am inactive here, I suggest leaving a message at my talk page at Wiktionary, Wikipedia, or Wikisource in English version that I administer.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:55, 4 November 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == WikiReader == What do we think about publishing a WikiReader with the BE850 and BE1500? I'd be happy to do most of the work behind it (exporting to PDF, managing download site etc). [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 12:00, 19 May 2006 (UTC) :I'm thinking we should probably have them mostly done before we worry about that, but other than that, sound good. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 19:03, 23 May 2006 (UTC) == Translations == Other Wiktionaries add translations for words into other languages. SEWiktionary is meant to give definitions of English words using simple English, so if we did add translations, we would not include those other words here, but only link to other wiktionaries. For example, if we translated "heavy" (meaning having a lot of weight), the Spanish is "pesado." We might link to the English Wiktionary page on [[:en:pesado]] or to the Spanish Wiktionary [[:es:pesado]]. These would be interwiki links, but under a translation section, not an "in other languages" sidebar interwiki, since each meaning should be translated separately. I think there are pros and cons to this idea. The pros are that our focus audience are people who are do not know much English, and many of them only know it as a second language, so a translation into their own language could be quite useful. The cons are that we are focused on English words. A translation would be a distraction from our focus. Also, that niche is already filled by the English Wiktionary. I think our focus should stay firmly fixed on simple English definitions of English words. Feel free to comment. We'll do what the community decides, of course. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:08, 21 May 2006 (UTC) :I suppose that this simple English Wiktionary is for definitions from simple English to simple English only, right? This should be good enough since more complex contents should go to regular English Wiktionary.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:58, 4 November 2006 (UTC) == Etymologies/word histories == Another thing that has come up is the question of etymologies. English Wiktionary and others show the etymology of each word, and tend to have the earlier forms as separate entries. Because we are focused on English words (that is, Modern English), we would not include those early forms separately, but we could include unlinked word origins/etymologies. Again, there are pros and cons. Etymologies could be difficult to understand for someone who doesn't know much English. Additionally, they are not our focus, and could be a distraction. Plus, English Wiktionary already does that more effectively. On the other hand, I think it is cool to show where words come from, and this can help people understand why a word is spelled a particular way, I think. English orthography is one of the hardest parts of learning English, but knowing where a word comes from helps significantly in understanding its orthography (spelling). That said, teaching English is not our goal here, any more than it is the goal of Simple English Wikipedia. We are writing a dictionary here, not an English 101 textbook. If people use us to learn English, that is their own choice, but it is not our focus. I guess I could go either way on this one. I tentatively '''support''' adding etymologies to words. What do all of you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:16, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == How detailed do we go? == In articles such as that for [[sad]], some users have obvioulsy gone to a great deal of trouble to flesh out all sorts of synonyms, related words, etc. Unfortunately, few of the words are very simple (or even useful. For example, on the [[sad]] page we have ''glum'' as a synonym.) I think this kind of detail needs to be pared back to avoid being overwhelming to English language learners. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:26, 16 July 2006 (UTC) :Yeah, I was the one who put all those synonyms and antonyms on there. I still think it is useful, and it is obvious that they are synonyms, etc. by their placement, but I guess I did go a little overboard. But this wiktionary should not be limited to Simple English words. It should include all English words, but the definitions should be limited to simple English. People may find the word [[glum]] and wonder what it means, but not be able to understand the English Wiktionary definition. We need that entry here, and its connection to [[sad]] seems very logical. I think [[lugubrious]] should be cut out sooner than [[glum]]. Limiting the synonyms and antonyms may be useful in some ways, but we are about including information, not leaving it out. We might even want to include (for example) a main synonym section, and later on a section on ''other synonyms''. I don't know. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:44, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::Indeed, we should have articles for simple words and other words, so there should eventually be an entry for ''glum'', ''lugubrious'' and whatever else you can come up with. However, a typical user who is looking up the word ''sad'', will not benefit from ''glum''. The user who looks up ''glum'', on the other hand, may well benefit from being told that ''sad'' is a synonym as they will likely have no idea what ''glum'' means, but may very well understand ''sad''. ::Furthermore, you write, "we are about including information, not leaving it out." To the contrary! Knowing what to leave out is at least as important as knowing what to put in. A 20-page dictionary entry on ''run'' is neither simple nor useful. This is, after all, a dictionary, not a thesaurus or an encyclopedia. If the user who looks up ''sad'' is looking specifically for uncommon synonyms, they're using a wrench to drive in a nail.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:58, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::*Well how else do you expect people to look for uncommon synonyms, except by starting with a common word? Perhaps we can put common synonyms right there on the page, while listing rare ones separately on a thesaurus-like page. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 07:07, 31 July 2006 (UTC) ::::If they're looking for uncommon synonyms, they should use a thesaurus, not a dictionary.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 11:27, 31 July 2006 (UTC) :::::Hey Brett, I really enjoyed your wrench-nail analogy. Kappa is referring to what EWikt has done in its Wikisaurus sub-project. We could do something similar here if people are interested in the idea. But either way, most dictionaries include at least some synonyms, and I think we should do so, too. You have a point when you say that glum should link to sad, but not necessarily sad to glum. Maybe if we tend to limit it to the first five or so most common synonyms and antonyms, it will be useful but not overboard. We can always change it later if we change our minds, etc. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:08, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ==Workshop== The following was posted by Adam Kilgarriff on the Corpora mailing list ---- LEXICOM-ASIA 2006 A Workshop in Lexicography and Lexical Computing Venue: Kowloon, Hong Kong Hosts: Language Centre, Hong Kong Univ of Science and Technology Dates: December 11th-15th, 2006 Led by Adam Kilgarriff and Michael Rundell of the Lexicography MasterClass, Lexicom is an intensive one-week workshop, with seminars on theoretical issues alternating with practical sessions at the computer. There will be some parallel 'lexicographic' and 'computational' sessions. Topics to be covered include: * corpus creation * corpus analysis: o software and corpus querying o discovering word senses, recording contextual information * writing dictionary entries * dictionary databases and writing systems * using web data Applications are invited from people with interests and experience in any of these areas. Over the last six years Lexicom has attracted 200 participants from 28 countries including lexicographers, computational linguists, professors, research students, translators, terminologists, and editors, managers and technical support staff from dictionary publishers and information management companies. The venue, HKUST, is beautifully situated on Clearwater Bay in Kowloon, only 30 minutes from central Hong Kong. To register for Lexicom, go to: http://lc.ust.hk/~centre/lexi2006/ Early registration is advised (the Workshop has been oversubscribed in previous years), and registrations received before 7th October 2006 carry a discounted fee. Further details, including reports of past events can be found at: http://www.lexmasterclass.com. Michael Rundell & Adam Kilgarriff The Lexicography MasterClass --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 13:31, 28 September 2006 (UTC) == Logo discussion == Greetings, I apologise for writing in English. There is a discussion about the logo for Wiktionary at [[meta:Wiktionary/logo]]. Please go there and help us decide. Please also put this message on your community page. Thank you. -[[meta:User:Dbmag9|Dbmag9]] (copied here from [[talk:Main Page]] by [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:39, 23 July 2006 (UTC)) == Most linked article == Is there a way to find the article with the most links? In particular, I'm interested in finding the most-linked-to article that doesn't yet exist.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 21:19, 27 July 2006 (UTC) *You need [[Special:Mostlinked]], and in particular [[Special:Wantedpages]]. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 23:03, 27 July 2006 (UTC) == Benchmarks! == I think [[now]] was the 700th. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:51, 2 August 2006 (UTC) :Congratulations, everyone! Great work. Let's keep it up. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:02, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ===750=== [[lucky]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ===800=== [[benefit]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:27, 14 August 2006 (UTC) ===900=== [[legislation]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:21, 12 September 2006 (UTC) ===Almost 1000=== A virtual beer to the user who adds the 1000th word!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 20:03, 3 November 2006 (UTC) : [[brush]]! Hooray! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 03:35, 7 November 2006 (UTC) ::Make it two beers! Well done, PTO!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:23, 8 November 2006 (UTC) == A different idea == I recently had an idea for a sort of word rating system. This would show the SE user how difficult/complicated the word is considered by native speakers, and perhaps even include an easier and/or more challenging (for the basic words) alternative. I'm thinking of a kind of thermometer look, maybe up in the right-hand corner. It would have something like four or five degrees, including: basic or easy (from the BE850, words like [[do]], [[cold]], and [[woman]]), fairly basic or fairly easy (BE1500 or so, words like [[sink]], [[math]], and [[trust]]), medium or intermediate (about regular conversation level, somewhat less common than BE1500, words like [[complete]], [[freezing]], and [[feminine]]), fairly advanced or fairly hard (more complex or difficult a concept or term, words like [[nondescript]], [[anthropology]], and [[uncharacteristic]]), and advanced or hard (for jargon and other much less common words such as [[sodium benzoate]], [[sesquipedalian]], and [[indefatigable]]). We can tweak these levels or add new ones if/when we feel they are warranted. What do you all think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 10:07, 3 August 2006 (UTC) :I think it's a good idea, but I think basing it on BE is a bad idea, no matter how much you like BE. BE was not intended to choose the most simple or frequent words, but to bring together a list of words that would be sufficient to communicate any idea. Instead, I think we should base it on frequency counts, in the same way that the [http://www.longman.com/ldoce/ Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English] does. I think that using [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/nation.aspx Paul Nation]'s word counts would be a great place to start. He counts 'word families', so that ''run'', ''running'', ''runner'', etc. are all counted together. His counts are broken into 1000-word bands and are [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/range%20BNC.zip available] for free.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ::Though different organizations have different frequency counts, I think the idea is a sound one, and I think that there are many other word lists which would do a better job than BE. The only reason I've stuck with BE this long is because it was already there, and fairly convenient, not to mention a good place to start creating words. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 02:28, 14 August 2006 (UTC) :::I asked Paul Nation, and he wrote, "The lists are freely available for whoever wants to use them." Have a look.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:09, 15 August 2006 (UTC) ::::After looking at the BNC spoken frequency lists, I think you're right. I much prefer the way that these lists are set up, and it is nice to see not only the word but all its variations. I think it is much better. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 01:40, 24 August 2006 (UTC) == Move to [[Wiktionary talk:Simple talk]]? == I just want to throw up the idea of moving this page to the Wiktionary talk namespace. The advantage is that when editing a talk page [[MediaWiki:Talkpagetext]] is shown to the user. It would also leave this page open for FaQ's or something. Just an idea. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 14:55, 5 August 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for your input, Gerard. Nice to know you're still around every once in a while. You have a valid point about the talk page text being shown at the top of the page. It might be worth it to move it. However, I don't really care for the FAQ idea personally. It is supposed to be a simple *talk* page, so it should be something related to talk, even if it just redirects to its own talk page or explains how simple talk works. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 00:46, 24 August 2006 (UTC) ==Survivors?== I decided to come here and help out the project, after I saw the request for deletion at Meta. Personally, I would hate to see a project with this much potential die. <br><br> So, my question. How many regularly editing people are left? I noticed that a bureaucrat and two administrators haven't edited in a fairly long time, with the only admin exception seeming to be Cromwellt. Just give a shout here, I suppose. Thanks! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 21:49, 17 October 2006 (UTC) :Very few it seems, although I don't think ''left'' is the right word. There don't ever appear to have been many contributing memebers. Welcome though. Could I suggest you try to avoid difficult words in your definitions? For example, for ''approval'', you wrote "Formal permission or sanction." both words are less common than the word you're defining, and ''sanction'' is significantly less common. Just a suggestion. The participation is appreciated, though.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:30, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the suggestion. I used the word "left" because I had spent a while reading talk archives. This place seemed to be a lot more active back in Febuary. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 01:54, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ==Word of the Day== It seems the WotD has effectively died. Should we destroy the category/template for the word of the day as well? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 23:46, 25 October 2006 (UTC) Yes. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:13, 27 October 2006 (UTC) == Vote to delete == I ended to vote to close this project on Meta. It has gone on long enough and is going nowhere fast. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 17:35, 2 November 2006 (UTC) :thank you!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:14, 2 November 2006 (UTC) ::Ah, finally. Its about time they closed that one up. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 00:59, 3 November 2006 (UTC) :::Great news :) - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:24, 6 November 2006 (UTC) == Administrators == Are there any active administrators/bureaucrats here anymore? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 16:33, 5 November 2006 (UTC) :Not really ;) [[User:h2g2bob]], our friendly bureaucrat, expressed a desire to resume contributing, but beyond that, the admins have been largely inactive. - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 16:46, 10 November 2006 (UTC) == Interwiki link == How do you link to Simple Witionary from another wiki project?--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:38, 8 November 2006 (UTC) :Either <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>; if you're on a Simple English project, use <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or, if you're on a Wiktionary, use <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 12:19, 9 November 2006 (UTC) == MediaWiki:Common.css == Hi, can we import some styles (specifically the <tt>messagebox</tt> class, and maybe some of its subclasses as well) from [[:w:MediaWiki:Common.css]] into [[MediaWiki:Common.css]]? This is purely for cosmetic reasons, but some of the templates that we have (including [[Template:Delete]]) use the <tt>messagebox</tt> class, which is not defined here. (P.S. This requires an admin) Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 16:40, 10 November 2006 (UTC) :I have gone ahead and asked for a temporary +sysop on meta, and have imported all CSS classes from the Simple English Wikipedia (with the exception of CommonsTicker-related styles). Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:19, 18 November 2006 (UTC) == Example sentences == In a dictionary such as this, I think it's important that the example sentences actually ''exemplify'' the use of a defined word rather than simply include it. Consider the following examples: #''There was a '''book''' on the table.'' #''He finished reading, closed the '''book''', and put it down.'' In the first sentence, '''book''' could be almost anything, animate or inanimate, of a size suitable for being on tables. The second sentence, in contrast, shows that '''book''' is related to reading and that it can be held and closed. This second sentence exemplifies '''book''', while the first simply uses it. We should also try to exemplify the syntactic properties of defined words. '''Notwithstanding''', for instance, is an unusual preposition in that it can appear after the noun. Thus, examples showing both pre- and post-noun usage would be useful. Similarly, nouns that have both countable and uncountable senses should have example sentences showing these. And so on. Finally, it would also be good to try to identify and show strong [[:en:collocation | collocations]]. Some good tools for this are [http://193.133.140.102/JustTheWord/ Just the Word] and Mark Davies's [http://view.byu.edu/ VIEW] interface to the [[w:British_National_Corpus|BNC]]. These can also provide authentic example sentences. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 00:32, 11 November 2006 (UTC) == Question == Who is father of Education ''<small>—This unsigned comment was added by</small>''<small> [[User:164.100.216.2|164.100.216.2]] ([[User talk:164.100.216.2|talk]] • [[Special:Contributions/164.100.216.2|contribs]]) 07:48, 16 November 2006 (UTC{{{3|}}})</small> :Hi, this is a forum for discussing topics related to the Simple English Wiktionary. Perhaps you could try looking for information on the [[:w:Main Page|Simple English Wikipedia]], or the [[:w:en:Main Page|English Wikipedia]]. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 15:50, 17 November 2006 (UTC) 12624 2006-11-25T14:30:34Z Brett 77 Edit buttons gone '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |}__NEWSECTIONLINK__ ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some countries, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) ==Category capitalization== Shall categories begin with upper cases or not? I am asking this because I have found different uses of upper and lower cases at [[Special:Categories]].--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 13:36, 14 April 2006 (UTC) :I had the same question a while back, though I asked it somewhere else. I think that categories should all be lowercase unless they are proper nouns, so that they work just like the entry titles. I'd say that you can go ahead an [[Wiktionary:Be bold|boldly]] change it, and if someone doesn't like it or has a better idea, they can change it back. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:33, 18 April 2006 (UTC) :If you do change it, don't forget to change the templates that refer to those categories, so that they put the words in the new place. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:22, 20 April 2006 (UTC) ::I see that [[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] has not worked on (or at least has not completed) changing the categories. I have completely changed my mind regarding them. The reason that articles in the (main) namespace are lowercase is to show the word as it is really meant to be and to distinguish between proper names and other words. This does not apply to categories or appendices (I just created the first appendix, [[:Appendix:Prepositions]]), though it should still apply to templates so that we don't have to type a capital letter every time we insert a template. Categories and appendices are ''groups'' of these words, and so should be capitalized regularly, just as they are in other projects. I am changing categories accordingly. Other thoughts? As I mentioned above, if we decide I'm wrong, we can boldly change it back. :) Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:54, 15 May 2006 (UTC) :::Hello. I have not been here until now as I was too busy administering other Wiki sites. As I am now an admin at eight Wiki sites, I am unsure how often I will come here. Article names at Wiktionary should not be automatically upper cases, but for categories, I do not really mind whether upper or lower cases. In case you want to talk to me but I am inactive here, I suggest leaving a message at my talk page at Wiktionary, Wikipedia, or Wikisource in English version that I administer.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:55, 4 November 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == WikiReader == What do we think about publishing a WikiReader with the BE850 and BE1500? I'd be happy to do most of the work behind it (exporting to PDF, managing download site etc). [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 12:00, 19 May 2006 (UTC) :I'm thinking we should probably have them mostly done before we worry about that, but other than that, sound good. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 19:03, 23 May 2006 (UTC) == Translations == Other Wiktionaries add translations for words into other languages. SEWiktionary is meant to give definitions of English words using simple English, so if we did add translations, we would not include those other words here, but only link to other wiktionaries. For example, if we translated "heavy" (meaning having a lot of weight), the Spanish is "pesado." We might link to the English Wiktionary page on [[:en:pesado]] or to the Spanish Wiktionary [[:es:pesado]]. These would be interwiki links, but under a translation section, not an "in other languages" sidebar interwiki, since each meaning should be translated separately. I think there are pros and cons to this idea. The pros are that our focus audience are people who are do not know much English, and many of them only know it as a second language, so a translation into their own language could be quite useful. The cons are that we are focused on English words. A translation would be a distraction from our focus. Also, that niche is already filled by the English Wiktionary. I think our focus should stay firmly fixed on simple English definitions of English words. Feel free to comment. We'll do what the community decides, of course. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:08, 21 May 2006 (UTC) :I suppose that this simple English Wiktionary is for definitions from simple English to simple English only, right? This should be good enough since more complex contents should go to regular English Wiktionary.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:58, 4 November 2006 (UTC) == Etymologies/word histories == Another thing that has come up is the question of etymologies. English Wiktionary and others show the etymology of each word, and tend to have the earlier forms as separate entries. Because we are focused on English words (that is, Modern English), we would not include those early forms separately, but we could include unlinked word origins/etymologies. Again, there are pros and cons. Etymologies could be difficult to understand for someone who doesn't know much English. Additionally, they are not our focus, and could be a distraction. Plus, English Wiktionary already does that more effectively. On the other hand, I think it is cool to show where words come from, and this can help people understand why a word is spelled a particular way, I think. English orthography is one of the hardest parts of learning English, but knowing where a word comes from helps significantly in understanding its orthography (spelling). That said, teaching English is not our goal here, any more than it is the goal of Simple English Wikipedia. We are writing a dictionary here, not an English 101 textbook. If people use us to learn English, that is their own choice, but it is not our focus. I guess I could go either way on this one. I tentatively '''support''' adding etymologies to words. What do all of you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:16, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == How detailed do we go? == In articles such as that for [[sad]], some users have obvioulsy gone to a great deal of trouble to flesh out all sorts of synonyms, related words, etc. Unfortunately, few of the words are very simple (or even useful. For example, on the [[sad]] page we have ''glum'' as a synonym.) I think this kind of detail needs to be pared back to avoid being overwhelming to English language learners. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:26, 16 July 2006 (UTC) :Yeah, I was the one who put all those synonyms and antonyms on there. I still think it is useful, and it is obvious that they are synonyms, etc. by their placement, but I guess I did go a little overboard. But this wiktionary should not be limited to Simple English words. It should include all English words, but the definitions should be limited to simple English. People may find the word [[glum]] and wonder what it means, but not be able to understand the English Wiktionary definition. We need that entry here, and its connection to [[sad]] seems very logical. I think [[lugubrious]] should be cut out sooner than [[glum]]. Limiting the synonyms and antonyms may be useful in some ways, but we are about including information, not leaving it out. We might even want to include (for example) a main synonym section, and later on a section on ''other synonyms''. I don't know. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:44, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::Indeed, we should have articles for simple words and other words, so there should eventually be an entry for ''glum'', ''lugubrious'' and whatever else you can come up with. However, a typical user who is looking up the word ''sad'', will not benefit from ''glum''. The user who looks up ''glum'', on the other hand, may well benefit from being told that ''sad'' is a synonym as they will likely have no idea what ''glum'' means, but may very well understand ''sad''. ::Furthermore, you write, "we are about including information, not leaving it out." To the contrary! Knowing what to leave out is at least as important as knowing what to put in. A 20-page dictionary entry on ''run'' is neither simple nor useful. This is, after all, a dictionary, not a thesaurus or an encyclopedia. If the user who looks up ''sad'' is looking specifically for uncommon synonyms, they're using a wrench to drive in a nail.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:58, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::*Well how else do you expect people to look for uncommon synonyms, except by starting with a common word? Perhaps we can put common synonyms right there on the page, while listing rare ones separately on a thesaurus-like page. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 07:07, 31 July 2006 (UTC) ::::If they're looking for uncommon synonyms, they should use a thesaurus, not a dictionary.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 11:27, 31 July 2006 (UTC) :::::Hey Brett, I really enjoyed your wrench-nail analogy. Kappa is referring to what EWikt has done in its Wikisaurus sub-project. We could do something similar here if people are interested in the idea. But either way, most dictionaries include at least some synonyms, and I think we should do so, too. You have a point when you say that glum should link to sad, but not necessarily sad to glum. Maybe if we tend to limit it to the first five or so most common synonyms and antonyms, it will be useful but not overboard. We can always change it later if we change our minds, etc. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:08, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ==Workshop== The following was posted by Adam Kilgarriff on the Corpora mailing list ---- LEXICOM-ASIA 2006 A Workshop in Lexicography and Lexical Computing Venue: Kowloon, Hong Kong Hosts: Language Centre, Hong Kong Univ of Science and Technology Dates: December 11th-15th, 2006 Led by Adam Kilgarriff and Michael Rundell of the Lexicography MasterClass, Lexicom is an intensive one-week workshop, with seminars on theoretical issues alternating with practical sessions at the computer. There will be some parallel 'lexicographic' and 'computational' sessions. Topics to be covered include: * corpus creation * corpus analysis: o software and corpus querying o discovering word senses, recording contextual information * writing dictionary entries * dictionary databases and writing systems * using web data Applications are invited from people with interests and experience in any of these areas. Over the last six years Lexicom has attracted 200 participants from 28 countries including lexicographers, computational linguists, professors, research students, translators, terminologists, and editors, managers and technical support staff from dictionary publishers and information management companies. The venue, HKUST, is beautifully situated on Clearwater Bay in Kowloon, only 30 minutes from central Hong Kong. To register for Lexicom, go to: http://lc.ust.hk/~centre/lexi2006/ Early registration is advised (the Workshop has been oversubscribed in previous years), and registrations received before 7th October 2006 carry a discounted fee. Further details, including reports of past events can be found at: http://www.lexmasterclass.com. Michael Rundell & Adam Kilgarriff The Lexicography MasterClass --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 13:31, 28 September 2006 (UTC) == Logo discussion == Greetings, I apologise for writing in English. There is a discussion about the logo for Wiktionary at [[meta:Wiktionary/logo]]. Please go there and help us decide. Please also put this message on your community page. Thank you. -[[meta:User:Dbmag9|Dbmag9]] (copied here from [[talk:Main Page]] by [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:39, 23 July 2006 (UTC)) == Most linked article == Is there a way to find the article with the most links? In particular, I'm interested in finding the most-linked-to article that doesn't yet exist.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 21:19, 27 July 2006 (UTC) *You need [[Special:Mostlinked]], and in particular [[Special:Wantedpages]]. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 23:03, 27 July 2006 (UTC) == Benchmarks! == I think [[now]] was the 700th. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:51, 2 August 2006 (UTC) :Congratulations, everyone! Great work. Let's keep it up. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:02, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ===750=== [[lucky]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ===800=== [[benefit]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:27, 14 August 2006 (UTC) ===900=== [[legislation]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:21, 12 September 2006 (UTC) ===Almost 1000=== A virtual beer to the user who adds the 1000th word!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 20:03, 3 November 2006 (UTC) : [[brush]]! Hooray! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 03:35, 7 November 2006 (UTC) ::Make it two beers! Well done, PTO!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:23, 8 November 2006 (UTC) == A different idea == I recently had an idea for a sort of word rating system. This would show the SE user how difficult/complicated the word is considered by native speakers, and perhaps even include an easier and/or more challenging (for the basic words) alternative. I'm thinking of a kind of thermometer look, maybe up in the right-hand corner. It would have something like four or five degrees, including: basic or easy (from the BE850, words like [[do]], [[cold]], and [[woman]]), fairly basic or fairly easy (BE1500 or so, words like [[sink]], [[math]], and [[trust]]), medium or intermediate (about regular conversation level, somewhat less common than BE1500, words like [[complete]], [[freezing]], and [[feminine]]), fairly advanced or fairly hard (more complex or difficult a concept or term, words like [[nondescript]], [[anthropology]], and [[uncharacteristic]]), and advanced or hard (for jargon and other much less common words such as [[sodium benzoate]], [[sesquipedalian]], and [[indefatigable]]). We can tweak these levels or add new ones if/when we feel they are warranted. What do you all think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 10:07, 3 August 2006 (UTC) :I think it's a good idea, but I think basing it on BE is a bad idea, no matter how much you like BE. BE was not intended to choose the most simple or frequent words, but to bring together a list of words that would be sufficient to communicate any idea. Instead, I think we should base it on frequency counts, in the same way that the [http://www.longman.com/ldoce/ Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English] does. I think that using [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/nation.aspx Paul Nation]'s word counts would be a great place to start. He counts 'word families', so that ''run'', ''running'', ''runner'', etc. are all counted together. His counts are broken into 1000-word bands and are [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/range%20BNC.zip available] for free.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ::Though different organizations have different frequency counts, I think the idea is a sound one, and I think that there are many other word lists which would do a better job than BE. The only reason I've stuck with BE this long is because it was already there, and fairly convenient, not to mention a good place to start creating words. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 02:28, 14 August 2006 (UTC) :::I asked Paul Nation, and he wrote, "The lists are freely available for whoever wants to use them." Have a look.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:09, 15 August 2006 (UTC) ::::After looking at the BNC spoken frequency lists, I think you're right. I much prefer the way that these lists are set up, and it is nice to see not only the word but all its variations. I think it is much better. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 01:40, 24 August 2006 (UTC) == Move to [[Wiktionary talk:Simple talk]]? == I just want to throw up the idea of moving this page to the Wiktionary talk namespace. The advantage is that when editing a talk page [[MediaWiki:Talkpagetext]] is shown to the user. It would also leave this page open for FaQ's or something. Just an idea. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 14:55, 5 August 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for your input, Gerard. Nice to know you're still around every once in a while. You have a valid point about the talk page text being shown at the top of the page. It might be worth it to move it. However, I don't really care for the FAQ idea personally. It is supposed to be a simple *talk* page, so it should be something related to talk, even if it just redirects to its own talk page or explains how simple talk works. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 00:46, 24 August 2006 (UTC) ==Survivors?== I decided to come here and help out the project, after I saw the request for deletion at Meta. Personally, I would hate to see a project with this much potential die. <br><br> So, my question. How many regularly editing people are left? I noticed that a bureaucrat and two administrators haven't edited in a fairly long time, with the only admin exception seeming to be Cromwellt. Just give a shout here, I suppose. Thanks! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 21:49, 17 October 2006 (UTC) :Very few it seems, although I don't think ''left'' is the right word. There don't ever appear to have been many contributing memebers. Welcome though. Could I suggest you try to avoid difficult words in your definitions? For example, for ''approval'', you wrote "Formal permission or sanction." both words are less common than the word you're defining, and ''sanction'' is significantly less common. Just a suggestion. The participation is appreciated, though.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:30, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the suggestion. I used the word "left" because I had spent a while reading talk archives. This place seemed to be a lot more active back in Febuary. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 01:54, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ==Word of the Day== It seems the WotD has effectively died. Should we destroy the category/template for the word of the day as well? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 23:46, 25 October 2006 (UTC) Yes. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:13, 27 October 2006 (UTC) == Vote to delete == I ended to vote to close this project on Meta. It has gone on long enough and is going nowhere fast. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 17:35, 2 November 2006 (UTC) :thank you!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:14, 2 November 2006 (UTC) ::Ah, finally. Its about time they closed that one up. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 00:59, 3 November 2006 (UTC) :::Great news :) - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:24, 6 November 2006 (UTC) == Administrators == Are there any active administrators/bureaucrats here anymore? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 16:33, 5 November 2006 (UTC) :Not really ;) [[User:h2g2bob]], our friendly bureaucrat, expressed a desire to resume contributing, but beyond that, the admins have been largely inactive. - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 16:46, 10 November 2006 (UTC) == Interwiki link == How do you link to Simple Witionary from another wiki project?--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:38, 8 November 2006 (UTC) :Either <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>; if you're on a Simple English project, use <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or, if you're on a Wiktionary, use <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 12:19, 9 November 2006 (UTC) == MediaWiki:Common.css == Hi, can we import some styles (specifically the <tt>messagebox</tt> class, and maybe some of its subclasses as well) from [[:w:MediaWiki:Common.css]] into [[MediaWiki:Common.css]]? This is purely for cosmetic reasons, but some of the templates that we have (including [[Template:Delete]]) use the <tt>messagebox</tt> class, which is not defined here. (P.S. This requires an admin) Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 16:40, 10 November 2006 (UTC) :I have gone ahead and asked for a temporary +sysop on meta, and have imported all CSS classes from the Simple English Wikipedia (with the exception of CommonsTicker-related styles). Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:19, 18 November 2006 (UTC) == Example sentences == In a dictionary such as this, I think it's important that the example sentences actually ''exemplify'' the use of a defined word rather than simply include it. Consider the following examples: #''There was a '''book''' on the table.'' #''He finished reading, closed the '''book''', and put it down.'' In the first sentence, '''book''' could be almost anything, animate or inanimate, of a size suitable for being on tables. The second sentence, in contrast, shows that '''book''' is related to reading and that it can be held and closed. This second sentence exemplifies '''book''', while the first simply uses it. We should also try to exemplify the syntactic properties of defined words. '''Notwithstanding''', for instance, is an unusual preposition in that it can appear after the noun. Thus, examples showing both pre- and post-noun usage would be useful. Similarly, nouns that have both countable and uncountable senses should have example sentences showing these. And so on. Finally, it would also be good to try to identify and show strong [[:en:collocation | collocations]]. Some good tools for this are [http://193.133.140.102/JustTheWord/ Just the Word] and Mark Davies's [http://view.byu.edu/ VIEW] interface to the [[w:British_National_Corpus|BNC]]. These can also provide authentic example sentences. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 00:32, 11 November 2006 (UTC) == Question == Who is father of Education ''<small>—This unsigned comment was added by</small>''<small> [[User:164.100.216.2|164.100.216.2]] ([[User talk:164.100.216.2|talk]] • [[Special:Contributions/164.100.216.2|contribs]]) 07:48, 16 November 2006 (UTC{{{3|}}})</small> :Hi, this is a forum for discussing topics related to the Simple English Wiktionary. Perhaps you could try looking for information on the [[:w:Main Page|Simple English Wikipedia]], or the [[:w:en:Main Page|English Wikipedia]]. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 15:50, 17 November 2006 (UTC) == Edit buttons gone == What happened to our edit buttons? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 14:30, 25 November 2006 (UTC) 12625 2006-11-25T14:32:15Z Tangotango 94 /* Edit buttons gone */ reply '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |}__NEWSECTIONLINK__ ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some countries, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) ==Category capitalization== Shall categories begin with upper cases or not? I am asking this because I have found different uses of upper and lower cases at [[Special:Categories]].--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 13:36, 14 April 2006 (UTC) :I had the same question a while back, though I asked it somewhere else. I think that categories should all be lowercase unless they are proper nouns, so that they work just like the entry titles. I'd say that you can go ahead an [[Wiktionary:Be bold|boldly]] change it, and if someone doesn't like it or has a better idea, they can change it back. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:33, 18 April 2006 (UTC) :If you do change it, don't forget to change the templates that refer to those categories, so that they put the words in the new place. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:22, 20 April 2006 (UTC) ::I see that [[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] has not worked on (or at least has not completed) changing the categories. I have completely changed my mind regarding them. The reason that articles in the (main) namespace are lowercase is to show the word as it is really meant to be and to distinguish between proper names and other words. This does not apply to categories or appendices (I just created the first appendix, [[:Appendix:Prepositions]]), though it should still apply to templates so that we don't have to type a capital letter every time we insert a template. Categories and appendices are ''groups'' of these words, and so should be capitalized regularly, just as they are in other projects. I am changing categories accordingly. Other thoughts? As I mentioned above, if we decide I'm wrong, we can boldly change it back. :) Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:54, 15 May 2006 (UTC) :::Hello. I have not been here until now as I was too busy administering other Wiki sites. As I am now an admin at eight Wiki sites, I am unsure how often I will come here. Article names at Wiktionary should not be automatically upper cases, but for categories, I do not really mind whether upper or lower cases. In case you want to talk to me but I am inactive here, I suggest leaving a message at my talk page at Wiktionary, Wikipedia, or Wikisource in English version that I administer.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:55, 4 November 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == WikiReader == What do we think about publishing a WikiReader with the BE850 and BE1500? I'd be happy to do most of the work behind it (exporting to PDF, managing download site etc). [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 12:00, 19 May 2006 (UTC) :I'm thinking we should probably have them mostly done before we worry about that, but other than that, sound good. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 19:03, 23 May 2006 (UTC) == Translations == Other Wiktionaries add translations for words into other languages. SEWiktionary is meant to give definitions of English words using simple English, so if we did add translations, we would not include those other words here, but only link to other wiktionaries. For example, if we translated "heavy" (meaning having a lot of weight), the Spanish is "pesado." We might link to the English Wiktionary page on [[:en:pesado]] or to the Spanish Wiktionary [[:es:pesado]]. These would be interwiki links, but under a translation section, not an "in other languages" sidebar interwiki, since each meaning should be translated separately. I think there are pros and cons to this idea. The pros are that our focus audience are people who are do not know much English, and many of them only know it as a second language, so a translation into their own language could be quite useful. The cons are that we are focused on English words. A translation would be a distraction from our focus. Also, that niche is already filled by the English Wiktionary. I think our focus should stay firmly fixed on simple English definitions of English words. Feel free to comment. We'll do what the community decides, of course. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:08, 21 May 2006 (UTC) :I suppose that this simple English Wiktionary is for definitions from simple English to simple English only, right? This should be good enough since more complex contents should go to regular English Wiktionary.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:58, 4 November 2006 (UTC) == Etymologies/word histories == Another thing that has come up is the question of etymologies. English Wiktionary and others show the etymology of each word, and tend to have the earlier forms as separate entries. Because we are focused on English words (that is, Modern English), we would not include those early forms separately, but we could include unlinked word origins/etymologies. Again, there are pros and cons. Etymologies could be difficult to understand for someone who doesn't know much English. Additionally, they are not our focus, and could be a distraction. Plus, English Wiktionary already does that more effectively. On the other hand, I think it is cool to show where words come from, and this can help people understand why a word is spelled a particular way, I think. English orthography is one of the hardest parts of learning English, but knowing where a word comes from helps significantly in understanding its orthography (spelling). That said, teaching English is not our goal here, any more than it is the goal of Simple English Wikipedia. We are writing a dictionary here, not an English 101 textbook. If people use us to learn English, that is their own choice, but it is not our focus. I guess I could go either way on this one. I tentatively '''support''' adding etymologies to words. What do all of you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:16, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == How detailed do we go? == In articles such as that for [[sad]], some users have obvioulsy gone to a great deal of trouble to flesh out all sorts of synonyms, related words, etc. Unfortunately, few of the words are very simple (or even useful. For example, on the [[sad]] page we have ''glum'' as a synonym.) I think this kind of detail needs to be pared back to avoid being overwhelming to English language learners. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:26, 16 July 2006 (UTC) :Yeah, I was the one who put all those synonyms and antonyms on there. I still think it is useful, and it is obvious that they are synonyms, etc. by their placement, but I guess I did go a little overboard. But this wiktionary should not be limited to Simple English words. It should include all English words, but the definitions should be limited to simple English. People may find the word [[glum]] and wonder what it means, but not be able to understand the English Wiktionary definition. We need that entry here, and its connection to [[sad]] seems very logical. I think [[lugubrious]] should be cut out sooner than [[glum]]. Limiting the synonyms and antonyms may be useful in some ways, but we are about including information, not leaving it out. We might even want to include (for example) a main synonym section, and later on a section on ''other synonyms''. I don't know. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:44, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::Indeed, we should have articles for simple words and other words, so there should eventually be an entry for ''glum'', ''lugubrious'' and whatever else you can come up with. However, a typical user who is looking up the word ''sad'', will not benefit from ''glum''. The user who looks up ''glum'', on the other hand, may well benefit from being told that ''sad'' is a synonym as they will likely have no idea what ''glum'' means, but may very well understand ''sad''. ::Furthermore, you write, "we are about including information, not leaving it out." To the contrary! Knowing what to leave out is at least as important as knowing what to put in. A 20-page dictionary entry on ''run'' is neither simple nor useful. This is, after all, a dictionary, not a thesaurus or an encyclopedia. If the user who looks up ''sad'' is looking specifically for uncommon synonyms, they're using a wrench to drive in a nail.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:58, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::*Well how else do you expect people to look for uncommon synonyms, except by starting with a common word? Perhaps we can put common synonyms right there on the page, while listing rare ones separately on a thesaurus-like page. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 07:07, 31 July 2006 (UTC) ::::If they're looking for uncommon synonyms, they should use a thesaurus, not a dictionary.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 11:27, 31 July 2006 (UTC) :::::Hey Brett, I really enjoyed your wrench-nail analogy. Kappa is referring to what EWikt has done in its Wikisaurus sub-project. We could do something similar here if people are interested in the idea. But either way, most dictionaries include at least some synonyms, and I think we should do so, too. You have a point when you say that glum should link to sad, but not necessarily sad to glum. Maybe if we tend to limit it to the first five or so most common synonyms and antonyms, it will be useful but not overboard. We can always change it later if we change our minds, etc. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:08, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ==Workshop== The following was posted by Adam Kilgarriff on the Corpora mailing list ---- LEXICOM-ASIA 2006 A Workshop in Lexicography and Lexical Computing Venue: Kowloon, Hong Kong Hosts: Language Centre, Hong Kong Univ of Science and Technology Dates: December 11th-15th, 2006 Led by Adam Kilgarriff and Michael Rundell of the Lexicography MasterClass, Lexicom is an intensive one-week workshop, with seminars on theoretical issues alternating with practical sessions at the computer. There will be some parallel 'lexicographic' and 'computational' sessions. Topics to be covered include: * corpus creation * corpus analysis: o software and corpus querying o discovering word senses, recording contextual information * writing dictionary entries * dictionary databases and writing systems * using web data Applications are invited from people with interests and experience in any of these areas. Over the last six years Lexicom has attracted 200 participants from 28 countries including lexicographers, computational linguists, professors, research students, translators, terminologists, and editors, managers and technical support staff from dictionary publishers and information management companies. The venue, HKUST, is beautifully situated on Clearwater Bay in Kowloon, only 30 minutes from central Hong Kong. To register for Lexicom, go to: http://lc.ust.hk/~centre/lexi2006/ Early registration is advised (the Workshop has been oversubscribed in previous years), and registrations received before 7th October 2006 carry a discounted fee. Further details, including reports of past events can be found at: http://www.lexmasterclass.com. Michael Rundell & Adam Kilgarriff The Lexicography MasterClass --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 13:31, 28 September 2006 (UTC) == Logo discussion == Greetings, I apologise for writing in English. There is a discussion about the logo for Wiktionary at [[meta:Wiktionary/logo]]. Please go there and help us decide. Please also put this message on your community page. Thank you. -[[meta:User:Dbmag9|Dbmag9]] (copied here from [[talk:Main Page]] by [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:39, 23 July 2006 (UTC)) == Most linked article == Is there a way to find the article with the most links? In particular, I'm interested in finding the most-linked-to article that doesn't yet exist.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 21:19, 27 July 2006 (UTC) *You need [[Special:Mostlinked]], and in particular [[Special:Wantedpages]]. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 23:03, 27 July 2006 (UTC) == Benchmarks! == I think [[now]] was the 700th. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:51, 2 August 2006 (UTC) :Congratulations, everyone! Great work. Let's keep it up. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:02, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ===750=== [[lucky]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ===800=== [[benefit]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:27, 14 August 2006 (UTC) ===900=== [[legislation]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:21, 12 September 2006 (UTC) ===Almost 1000=== A virtual beer to the user who adds the 1000th word!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 20:03, 3 November 2006 (UTC) : [[brush]]! Hooray! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 03:35, 7 November 2006 (UTC) ::Make it two beers! Well done, PTO!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:23, 8 November 2006 (UTC) == A different idea == I recently had an idea for a sort of word rating system. This would show the SE user how difficult/complicated the word is considered by native speakers, and perhaps even include an easier and/or more challenging (for the basic words) alternative. I'm thinking of a kind of thermometer look, maybe up in the right-hand corner. It would have something like four or five degrees, including: basic or easy (from the BE850, words like [[do]], [[cold]], and [[woman]]), fairly basic or fairly easy (BE1500 or so, words like [[sink]], [[math]], and [[trust]]), medium or intermediate (about regular conversation level, somewhat less common than BE1500, words like [[complete]], [[freezing]], and [[feminine]]), fairly advanced or fairly hard (more complex or difficult a concept or term, words like [[nondescript]], [[anthropology]], and [[uncharacteristic]]), and advanced or hard (for jargon and other much less common words such as [[sodium benzoate]], [[sesquipedalian]], and [[indefatigable]]). We can tweak these levels or add new ones if/when we feel they are warranted. What do you all think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 10:07, 3 August 2006 (UTC) :I think it's a good idea, but I think basing it on BE is a bad idea, no matter how much you like BE. BE was not intended to choose the most simple or frequent words, but to bring together a list of words that would be sufficient to communicate any idea. Instead, I think we should base it on frequency counts, in the same way that the [http://www.longman.com/ldoce/ Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English] does. I think that using [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/nation.aspx Paul Nation]'s word counts would be a great place to start. He counts 'word families', so that ''run'', ''running'', ''runner'', etc. are all counted together. His counts are broken into 1000-word bands and are [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/range%20BNC.zip available] for free.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ::Though different organizations have different frequency counts, I think the idea is a sound one, and I think that there are many other word lists which would do a better job than BE. The only reason I've stuck with BE this long is because it was already there, and fairly convenient, not to mention a good place to start creating words. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 02:28, 14 August 2006 (UTC) :::I asked Paul Nation, and he wrote, "The lists are freely available for whoever wants to use them." Have a look.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:09, 15 August 2006 (UTC) ::::After looking at the BNC spoken frequency lists, I think you're right. I much prefer the way that these lists are set up, and it is nice to see not only the word but all its variations. I think it is much better. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 01:40, 24 August 2006 (UTC) == Move to [[Wiktionary talk:Simple talk]]? == I just want to throw up the idea of moving this page to the Wiktionary talk namespace. The advantage is that when editing a talk page [[MediaWiki:Talkpagetext]] is shown to the user. It would also leave this page open for FaQ's or something. Just an idea. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 14:55, 5 August 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for your input, Gerard. Nice to know you're still around every once in a while. You have a valid point about the talk page text being shown at the top of the page. It might be worth it to move it. However, I don't really care for the FAQ idea personally. It is supposed to be a simple *talk* page, so it should be something related to talk, even if it just redirects to its own talk page or explains how simple talk works. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 00:46, 24 August 2006 (UTC) ==Survivors?== I decided to come here and help out the project, after I saw the request for deletion at Meta. Personally, I would hate to see a project with this much potential die. <br><br> So, my question. How many regularly editing people are left? I noticed that a bureaucrat and two administrators haven't edited in a fairly long time, with the only admin exception seeming to be Cromwellt. Just give a shout here, I suppose. Thanks! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 21:49, 17 October 2006 (UTC) :Very few it seems, although I don't think ''left'' is the right word. There don't ever appear to have been many contributing memebers. Welcome though. Could I suggest you try to avoid difficult words in your definitions? For example, for ''approval'', you wrote "Formal permission or sanction." both words are less common than the word you're defining, and ''sanction'' is significantly less common. Just a suggestion. The participation is appreciated, though.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:30, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the suggestion. I used the word "left" because I had spent a while reading talk archives. This place seemed to be a lot more active back in Febuary. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 01:54, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ==Word of the Day== It seems the WotD has effectively died. Should we destroy the category/template for the word of the day as well? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 23:46, 25 October 2006 (UTC) Yes. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:13, 27 October 2006 (UTC) == Vote to delete == I ended to vote to close this project on Meta. It has gone on long enough and is going nowhere fast. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 17:35, 2 November 2006 (UTC) :thank you!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:14, 2 November 2006 (UTC) ::Ah, finally. Its about time they closed that one up. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 00:59, 3 November 2006 (UTC) :::Great news :) - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:24, 6 November 2006 (UTC) == Administrators == Are there any active administrators/bureaucrats here anymore? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 16:33, 5 November 2006 (UTC) :Not really ;) [[User:h2g2bob]], our friendly bureaucrat, expressed a desire to resume contributing, but beyond that, the admins have been largely inactive. - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 16:46, 10 November 2006 (UTC) == Interwiki link == How do you link to Simple Witionary from another wiki project?--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:38, 8 November 2006 (UTC) :Either <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>; if you're on a Simple English project, use <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or, if you're on a Wiktionary, use <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 12:19, 9 November 2006 (UTC) == MediaWiki:Common.css == Hi, can we import some styles (specifically the <tt>messagebox</tt> class, and maybe some of its subclasses as well) from [[:w:MediaWiki:Common.css]] into [[MediaWiki:Common.css]]? This is purely for cosmetic reasons, but some of the templates that we have (including [[Template:Delete]]) use the <tt>messagebox</tt> class, which is not defined here. (P.S. This requires an admin) Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 16:40, 10 November 2006 (UTC) :I have gone ahead and asked for a temporary +sysop on meta, and have imported all CSS classes from the Simple English Wikipedia (with the exception of CommonsTicker-related styles). Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:19, 18 November 2006 (UTC) == Example sentences == In a dictionary such as this, I think it's important that the example sentences actually ''exemplify'' the use of a defined word rather than simply include it. Consider the following examples: #''There was a '''book''' on the table.'' #''He finished reading, closed the '''book''', and put it down.'' In the first sentence, '''book''' could be almost anything, animate or inanimate, of a size suitable for being on tables. The second sentence, in contrast, shows that '''book''' is related to reading and that it can be held and closed. This second sentence exemplifies '''book''', while the first simply uses it. We should also try to exemplify the syntactic properties of defined words. '''Notwithstanding''', for instance, is an unusual preposition in that it can appear after the noun. Thus, examples showing both pre- and post-noun usage would be useful. Similarly, nouns that have both countable and uncountable senses should have example sentences showing these. And so on. Finally, it would also be good to try to identify and show strong [[:en:collocation | collocations]]. Some good tools for this are [http://193.133.140.102/JustTheWord/ Just the Word] and Mark Davies's [http://view.byu.edu/ VIEW] interface to the [[w:British_National_Corpus|BNC]]. These can also provide authentic example sentences. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 00:32, 11 November 2006 (UTC) == Question == Who is father of Education ''<small>—This unsigned comment was added by</small>''<small> [[User:164.100.216.2|164.100.216.2]] ([[User talk:164.100.216.2|talk]] • [[Special:Contributions/164.100.216.2|contribs]]) 07:48, 16 November 2006 (UTC{{{3|}}})</small> :Hi, this is a forum for discussing topics related to the Simple English Wiktionary. Perhaps you could try looking for information on the [[:w:Main Page|Simple English Wikipedia]], or the [[:w:en:Main Page|English Wikipedia]]. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 15:50, 17 November 2006 (UTC) == Edit buttons gone == What happened to our edit buttons? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 14:30, 25 November 2006 (UTC) :Edit buttons? - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 14:32, 25 November 2006 (UTC) 12641 2006-11-25T18:39:56Z Coppertwig 139 /* Question */ refer to Requested_definitions '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |}__NEWSECTIONLINK__ ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some countries, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) ==Category capitalization== Shall categories begin with upper cases or not? I am asking this because I have found different uses of upper and lower cases at [[Special:Categories]].--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 13:36, 14 April 2006 (UTC) :I had the same question a while back, though I asked it somewhere else. I think that categories should all be lowercase unless they are proper nouns, so that they work just like the entry titles. I'd say that you can go ahead an [[Wiktionary:Be bold|boldly]] change it, and if someone doesn't like it or has a better idea, they can change it back. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:33, 18 April 2006 (UTC) :If you do change it, don't forget to change the templates that refer to those categories, so that they put the words in the new place. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:22, 20 April 2006 (UTC) ::I see that [[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] has not worked on (or at least has not completed) changing the categories. I have completely changed my mind regarding them. The reason that articles in the (main) namespace are lowercase is to show the word as it is really meant to be and to distinguish between proper names and other words. This does not apply to categories or appendices (I just created the first appendix, [[:Appendix:Prepositions]]), though it should still apply to templates so that we don't have to type a capital letter every time we insert a template. Categories and appendices are ''groups'' of these words, and so should be capitalized regularly, just as they are in other projects. I am changing categories accordingly. Other thoughts? As I mentioned above, if we decide I'm wrong, we can boldly change it back. :) Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:54, 15 May 2006 (UTC) :::Hello. I have not been here until now as I was too busy administering other Wiki sites. As I am now an admin at eight Wiki sites, I am unsure how often I will come here. Article names at Wiktionary should not be automatically upper cases, but for categories, I do not really mind whether upper or lower cases. In case you want to talk to me but I am inactive here, I suggest leaving a message at my talk page at Wiktionary, Wikipedia, or Wikisource in English version that I administer.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:55, 4 November 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == WikiReader == What do we think about publishing a WikiReader with the BE850 and BE1500? I'd be happy to do most of the work behind it (exporting to PDF, managing download site etc). [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 12:00, 19 May 2006 (UTC) :I'm thinking we should probably have them mostly done before we worry about that, but other than that, sound good. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 19:03, 23 May 2006 (UTC) == Translations == Other Wiktionaries add translations for words into other languages. SEWiktionary is meant to give definitions of English words using simple English, so if we did add translations, we would not include those other words here, but only link to other wiktionaries. For example, if we translated "heavy" (meaning having a lot of weight), the Spanish is "pesado." We might link to the English Wiktionary page on [[:en:pesado]] or to the Spanish Wiktionary [[:es:pesado]]. These would be interwiki links, but under a translation section, not an "in other languages" sidebar interwiki, since each meaning should be translated separately. I think there are pros and cons to this idea. The pros are that our focus audience are people who are do not know much English, and many of them only know it as a second language, so a translation into their own language could be quite useful. The cons are that we are focused on English words. A translation would be a distraction from our focus. Also, that niche is already filled by the English Wiktionary. I think our focus should stay firmly fixed on simple English definitions of English words. Feel free to comment. We'll do what the community decides, of course. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:08, 21 May 2006 (UTC) :I suppose that this simple English Wiktionary is for definitions from simple English to simple English only, right? This should be good enough since more complex contents should go to regular English Wiktionary.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:58, 4 November 2006 (UTC) == Etymologies/word histories == Another thing that has come up is the question of etymologies. English Wiktionary and others show the etymology of each word, and tend to have the earlier forms as separate entries. Because we are focused on English words (that is, Modern English), we would not include those early forms separately, but we could include unlinked word origins/etymologies. Again, there are pros and cons. Etymologies could be difficult to understand for someone who doesn't know much English. Additionally, they are not our focus, and could be a distraction. Plus, English Wiktionary already does that more effectively. On the other hand, I think it is cool to show where words come from, and this can help people understand why a word is spelled a particular way, I think. English orthography is one of the hardest parts of learning English, but knowing where a word comes from helps significantly in understanding its orthography (spelling). That said, teaching English is not our goal here, any more than it is the goal of Simple English Wikipedia. We are writing a dictionary here, not an English 101 textbook. If people use us to learn English, that is their own choice, but it is not our focus. I guess I could go either way on this one. I tentatively '''support''' adding etymologies to words. What do all of you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:16, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == How detailed do we go? == In articles such as that for [[sad]], some users have obvioulsy gone to a great deal of trouble to flesh out all sorts of synonyms, related words, etc. Unfortunately, few of the words are very simple (or even useful. For example, on the [[sad]] page we have ''glum'' as a synonym.) I think this kind of detail needs to be pared back to avoid being overwhelming to English language learners. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:26, 16 July 2006 (UTC) :Yeah, I was the one who put all those synonyms and antonyms on there. I still think it is useful, and it is obvious that they are synonyms, etc. by their placement, but I guess I did go a little overboard. But this wiktionary should not be limited to Simple English words. It should include all English words, but the definitions should be limited to simple English. People may find the word [[glum]] and wonder what it means, but not be able to understand the English Wiktionary definition. We need that entry here, and its connection to [[sad]] seems very logical. I think [[lugubrious]] should be cut out sooner than [[glum]]. Limiting the synonyms and antonyms may be useful in some ways, but we are about including information, not leaving it out. We might even want to include (for example) a main synonym section, and later on a section on ''other synonyms''. I don't know. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:44, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::Indeed, we should have articles for simple words and other words, so there should eventually be an entry for ''glum'', ''lugubrious'' and whatever else you can come up with. However, a typical user who is looking up the word ''sad'', will not benefit from ''glum''. The user who looks up ''glum'', on the other hand, may well benefit from being told that ''sad'' is a synonym as they will likely have no idea what ''glum'' means, but may very well understand ''sad''. ::Furthermore, you write, "we are about including information, not leaving it out." To the contrary! Knowing what to leave out is at least as important as knowing what to put in. A 20-page dictionary entry on ''run'' is neither simple nor useful. This is, after all, a dictionary, not a thesaurus or an encyclopedia. If the user who looks up ''sad'' is looking specifically for uncommon synonyms, they're using a wrench to drive in a nail.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:58, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::*Well how else do you expect people to look for uncommon synonyms, except by starting with a common word? Perhaps we can put common synonyms right there on the page, while listing rare ones separately on a thesaurus-like page. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 07:07, 31 July 2006 (UTC) ::::If they're looking for uncommon synonyms, they should use a thesaurus, not a dictionary.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 11:27, 31 July 2006 (UTC) :::::Hey Brett, I really enjoyed your wrench-nail analogy. Kappa is referring to what EWikt has done in its Wikisaurus sub-project. We could do something similar here if people are interested in the idea. But either way, most dictionaries include at least some synonyms, and I think we should do so, too. You have a point when you say that glum should link to sad, but not necessarily sad to glum. Maybe if we tend to limit it to the first five or so most common synonyms and antonyms, it will be useful but not overboard. We can always change it later if we change our minds, etc. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:08, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ==Workshop== The following was posted by Adam Kilgarriff on the Corpora mailing list ---- LEXICOM-ASIA 2006 A Workshop in Lexicography and Lexical Computing Venue: Kowloon, Hong Kong Hosts: Language Centre, Hong Kong Univ of Science and Technology Dates: December 11th-15th, 2006 Led by Adam Kilgarriff and Michael Rundell of the Lexicography MasterClass, Lexicom is an intensive one-week workshop, with seminars on theoretical issues alternating with practical sessions at the computer. There will be some parallel 'lexicographic' and 'computational' sessions. Topics to be covered include: * corpus creation * corpus analysis: o software and corpus querying o discovering word senses, recording contextual information * writing dictionary entries * dictionary databases and writing systems * using web data Applications are invited from people with interests and experience in any of these areas. Over the last six years Lexicom has attracted 200 participants from 28 countries including lexicographers, computational linguists, professors, research students, translators, terminologists, and editors, managers and technical support staff from dictionary publishers and information management companies. The venue, HKUST, is beautifully situated on Clearwater Bay in Kowloon, only 30 minutes from central Hong Kong. To register for Lexicom, go to: http://lc.ust.hk/~centre/lexi2006/ Early registration is advised (the Workshop has been oversubscribed in previous years), and registrations received before 7th October 2006 carry a discounted fee. Further details, including reports of past events can be found at: http://www.lexmasterclass.com. Michael Rundell & Adam Kilgarriff The Lexicography MasterClass --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 13:31, 28 September 2006 (UTC) == Logo discussion == Greetings, I apologise for writing in English. There is a discussion about the logo for Wiktionary at [[meta:Wiktionary/logo]]. Please go there and help us decide. Please also put this message on your community page. Thank you. -[[meta:User:Dbmag9|Dbmag9]] (copied here from [[talk:Main Page]] by [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:39, 23 July 2006 (UTC)) == Most linked article == Is there a way to find the article with the most links? In particular, I'm interested in finding the most-linked-to article that doesn't yet exist.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 21:19, 27 July 2006 (UTC) *You need [[Special:Mostlinked]], and in particular [[Special:Wantedpages]]. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 23:03, 27 July 2006 (UTC) == Benchmarks! == I think [[now]] was the 700th. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:51, 2 August 2006 (UTC) :Congratulations, everyone! Great work. Let's keep it up. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:02, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ===750=== [[lucky]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ===800=== [[benefit]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:27, 14 August 2006 (UTC) ===900=== [[legislation]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:21, 12 September 2006 (UTC) ===Almost 1000=== A virtual beer to the user who adds the 1000th word!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 20:03, 3 November 2006 (UTC) : [[brush]]! Hooray! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 03:35, 7 November 2006 (UTC) ::Make it two beers! Well done, PTO!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:23, 8 November 2006 (UTC) == A different idea == I recently had an idea for a sort of word rating system. This would show the SE user how difficult/complicated the word is considered by native speakers, and perhaps even include an easier and/or more challenging (for the basic words) alternative. I'm thinking of a kind of thermometer look, maybe up in the right-hand corner. It would have something like four or five degrees, including: basic or easy (from the BE850, words like [[do]], [[cold]], and [[woman]]), fairly basic or fairly easy (BE1500 or so, words like [[sink]], [[math]], and [[trust]]), medium or intermediate (about regular conversation level, somewhat less common than BE1500, words like [[complete]], [[freezing]], and [[feminine]]), fairly advanced or fairly hard (more complex or difficult a concept or term, words like [[nondescript]], [[anthropology]], and [[uncharacteristic]]), and advanced or hard (for jargon and other much less common words such as [[sodium benzoate]], [[sesquipedalian]], and [[indefatigable]]). We can tweak these levels or add new ones if/when we feel they are warranted. What do you all think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 10:07, 3 August 2006 (UTC) :I think it's a good idea, but I think basing it on BE is a bad idea, no matter how much you like BE. BE was not intended to choose the most simple or frequent words, but to bring together a list of words that would be sufficient to communicate any idea. Instead, I think we should base it on frequency counts, in the same way that the [http://www.longman.com/ldoce/ Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English] does. I think that using [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/nation.aspx Paul Nation]'s word counts would be a great place to start. He counts 'word families', so that ''run'', ''running'', ''runner'', etc. are all counted together. His counts are broken into 1000-word bands and are [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/range%20BNC.zip available] for free.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ::Though different organizations have different frequency counts, I think the idea is a sound one, and I think that there are many other word lists which would do a better job than BE. The only reason I've stuck with BE this long is because it was already there, and fairly convenient, not to mention a good place to start creating words. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 02:28, 14 August 2006 (UTC) :::I asked Paul Nation, and he wrote, "The lists are freely available for whoever wants to use them." Have a look.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:09, 15 August 2006 (UTC) ::::After looking at the BNC spoken frequency lists, I think you're right. I much prefer the way that these lists are set up, and it is nice to see not only the word but all its variations. I think it is much better. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 01:40, 24 August 2006 (UTC) == Move to [[Wiktionary talk:Simple talk]]? == I just want to throw up the idea of moving this page to the Wiktionary talk namespace. The advantage is that when editing a talk page [[MediaWiki:Talkpagetext]] is shown to the user. It would also leave this page open for FaQ's or something. Just an idea. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 14:55, 5 August 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for your input, Gerard. Nice to know you're still around every once in a while. You have a valid point about the talk page text being shown at the top of the page. It might be worth it to move it. However, I don't really care for the FAQ idea personally. It is supposed to be a simple *talk* page, so it should be something related to talk, even if it just redirects to its own talk page or explains how simple talk works. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 00:46, 24 August 2006 (UTC) ==Survivors?== I decided to come here and help out the project, after I saw the request for deletion at Meta. Personally, I would hate to see a project with this much potential die. <br><br> So, my question. How many regularly editing people are left? I noticed that a bureaucrat and two administrators haven't edited in a fairly long time, with the only admin exception seeming to be Cromwellt. Just give a shout here, I suppose. Thanks! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 21:49, 17 October 2006 (UTC) :Very few it seems, although I don't think ''left'' is the right word. There don't ever appear to have been many contributing memebers. Welcome though. Could I suggest you try to avoid difficult words in your definitions? For example, for ''approval'', you wrote "Formal permission or sanction." both words are less common than the word you're defining, and ''sanction'' is significantly less common. Just a suggestion. The participation is appreciated, though.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:30, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the suggestion. I used the word "left" because I had spent a while reading talk archives. This place seemed to be a lot more active back in Febuary. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 01:54, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ==Word of the Day== It seems the WotD has effectively died. Should we destroy the category/template for the word of the day as well? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 23:46, 25 October 2006 (UTC) Yes. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:13, 27 October 2006 (UTC) == Vote to delete == I ended to vote to close this project on Meta. It has gone on long enough and is going nowhere fast. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 17:35, 2 November 2006 (UTC) :thank you!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:14, 2 November 2006 (UTC) ::Ah, finally. Its about time they closed that one up. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 00:59, 3 November 2006 (UTC) :::Great news :) - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:24, 6 November 2006 (UTC) == Administrators == Are there any active administrators/bureaucrats here anymore? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 16:33, 5 November 2006 (UTC) :Not really ;) [[User:h2g2bob]], our friendly bureaucrat, expressed a desire to resume contributing, but beyond that, the admins have been largely inactive. - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 16:46, 10 November 2006 (UTC) == Interwiki link == How do you link to Simple Witionary from another wiki project?--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:38, 8 November 2006 (UTC) :Either <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>; if you're on a Simple English project, use <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or, if you're on a Wiktionary, use <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 12:19, 9 November 2006 (UTC) == MediaWiki:Common.css == Hi, can we import some styles (specifically the <tt>messagebox</tt> class, and maybe some of its subclasses as well) from [[:w:MediaWiki:Common.css]] into [[MediaWiki:Common.css]]? This is purely for cosmetic reasons, but some of the templates that we have (including [[Template:Delete]]) use the <tt>messagebox</tt> class, which is not defined here. (P.S. This requires an admin) Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 16:40, 10 November 2006 (UTC) :I have gone ahead and asked for a temporary +sysop on meta, and have imported all CSS classes from the Simple English Wikipedia (with the exception of CommonsTicker-related styles). Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:19, 18 November 2006 (UTC) == Example sentences == In a dictionary such as this, I think it's important that the example sentences actually ''exemplify'' the use of a defined word rather than simply include it. Consider the following examples: #''There was a '''book''' on the table.'' #''He finished reading, closed the '''book''', and put it down.'' In the first sentence, '''book''' could be almost anything, animate or inanimate, of a size suitable for being on tables. The second sentence, in contrast, shows that '''book''' is related to reading and that it can be held and closed. This second sentence exemplifies '''book''', while the first simply uses it. We should also try to exemplify the syntactic properties of defined words. '''Notwithstanding''', for instance, is an unusual preposition in that it can appear after the noun. Thus, examples showing both pre- and post-noun usage would be useful. Similarly, nouns that have both countable and uncountable senses should have example sentences showing these. And so on. Finally, it would also be good to try to identify and show strong [[:en:collocation | collocations]]. Some good tools for this are [http://193.133.140.102/JustTheWord/ Just the Word] and Mark Davies's [http://view.byu.edu/ VIEW] interface to the [[w:British_National_Corpus|BNC]]. These can also provide authentic example sentences. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 00:32, 11 November 2006 (UTC) == Question == Who is father of Education ''<small>—This unsigned comment was added by</small>''<small> [[User:164.100.216.2|164.100.216.2]] ([[User talk:164.100.216.2|talk]] • [[Special:Contributions/164.100.216.2|contribs]]) 07:48, 16 November 2006 (UTC{{{3|}}})</small> :Hi, this is a forum for discussing topics related to the Simple English Wiktionary. Perhaps you could try looking for information on the [[:w:Main Page|Simple English Wikipedia]], or the [[:w:en:Main Page|English Wikipedia]]. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 15:50, 17 November 2006 (UTC) ::I'm a native English speaker and I don't know the answer to your question. Put your question on [[Wiktionary:Requested definitions]]. Also say on that page where you saw those words being used. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:39, 25 November 2006 (UTC) == Edit buttons gone == What happened to our edit buttons? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 14:30, 25 November 2006 (UTC) :Edit buttons? - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 14:32, 25 November 2006 (UTC) 12642 2006-11-25T18:46:36Z Coppertwig 139 /* Translations */ ideas about translations and kinds of words to define and question about kind '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |}__NEWSECTIONLINK__ ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some countries, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) ==Category capitalization== Shall categories begin with upper cases or not? I am asking this because I have found different uses of upper and lower cases at [[Special:Categories]].--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 13:36, 14 April 2006 (UTC) :I had the same question a while back, though I asked it somewhere else. I think that categories should all be lowercase unless they are proper nouns, so that they work just like the entry titles. I'd say that you can go ahead an [[Wiktionary:Be bold|boldly]] change it, and if someone doesn't like it or has a better idea, they can change it back. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:33, 18 April 2006 (UTC) :If you do change it, don't forget to change the templates that refer to those categories, so that they put the words in the new place. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:22, 20 April 2006 (UTC) ::I see that [[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] has not worked on (or at least has not completed) changing the categories. I have completely changed my mind regarding them. The reason that articles in the (main) namespace are lowercase is to show the word as it is really meant to be and to distinguish between proper names and other words. This does not apply to categories or appendices (I just created the first appendix, [[:Appendix:Prepositions]]), though it should still apply to templates so that we don't have to type a capital letter every time we insert a template. Categories and appendices are ''groups'' of these words, and so should be capitalized regularly, just as they are in other projects. I am changing categories accordingly. Other thoughts? As I mentioned above, if we decide I'm wrong, we can boldly change it back. :) Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:54, 15 May 2006 (UTC) :::Hello. I have not been here until now as I was too busy administering other Wiki sites. As I am now an admin at eight Wiki sites, I am unsure how often I will come here. Article names at Wiktionary should not be automatically upper cases, but for categories, I do not really mind whether upper or lower cases. In case you want to talk to me but I am inactive here, I suggest leaving a message at my talk page at Wiktionary, Wikipedia, or Wikisource in English version that I administer.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:55, 4 November 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == WikiReader == What do we think about publishing a WikiReader with the BE850 and BE1500? I'd be happy to do most of the work behind it (exporting to PDF, managing download site etc). [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 12:00, 19 May 2006 (UTC) :I'm thinking we should probably have them mostly done before we worry about that, but other than that, sound good. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 19:03, 23 May 2006 (UTC) == Translations == Other Wiktionaries add translations for words into other languages. SEWiktionary is meant to give definitions of English words using simple English, so if we did add translations, we would not include those other words here, but only link to other wiktionaries. For example, if we translated "heavy" (meaning having a lot of weight), the Spanish is "pesado." We might link to the English Wiktionary page on [[:en:pesado]] or to the Spanish Wiktionary [[:es:pesado]]. These would be interwiki links, but under a translation section, not an "in other languages" sidebar interwiki, since each meaning should be translated separately. I think there are pros and cons to this idea. The pros are that our focus audience are people who are do not know much English, and many of them only know it as a second language, so a translation into their own language could be quite useful. The cons are that we are focused on English words. A translation would be a distraction from our focus. Also, that niche is already filled by the English Wiktionary. I think our focus should stay firmly fixed on simple English definitions of English words. Feel free to comment. We'll do what the community decides, of course. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:08, 21 May 2006 (UTC) :I suppose that this simple English Wiktionary is for definitions from simple English to simple English only, right? This should be good enough since more complex contents should go to regular English Wiktionary.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:58, 4 November 2006 (UTC) ::Simple English Wikipedia pages need to use some hard English words. I think Simple English Wiktionary needs definitions in simple English for those hard English words. It also needs definitions in simple English for simple English words. I think it's a good idea to link to English Wiktionary for translations. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:46, 25 November 2006 (UTC) ::Question: the word "kind": is it a noun in simple English? or an adjective? or both? How do we know or decide these questions? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:46, 25 November 2006 (UTC) == Etymologies/word histories == Another thing that has come up is the question of etymologies. English Wiktionary and others show the etymology of each word, and tend to have the earlier forms as separate entries. Because we are focused on English words (that is, Modern English), we would not include those early forms separately, but we could include unlinked word origins/etymologies. Again, there are pros and cons. Etymologies could be difficult to understand for someone who doesn't know much English. Additionally, they are not our focus, and could be a distraction. Plus, English Wiktionary already does that more effectively. On the other hand, I think it is cool to show where words come from, and this can help people understand why a word is spelled a particular way, I think. English orthography is one of the hardest parts of learning English, but knowing where a word comes from helps significantly in understanding its orthography (spelling). That said, teaching English is not our goal here, any more than it is the goal of Simple English Wikipedia. We are writing a dictionary here, not an English 101 textbook. If people use us to learn English, that is their own choice, but it is not our focus. I guess I could go either way on this one. I tentatively '''support''' adding etymologies to words. What do all of you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:16, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == How detailed do we go? == In articles such as that for [[sad]], some users have obvioulsy gone to a great deal of trouble to flesh out all sorts of synonyms, related words, etc. Unfortunately, few of the words are very simple (or even useful. For example, on the [[sad]] page we have ''glum'' as a synonym.) I think this kind of detail needs to be pared back to avoid being overwhelming to English language learners. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:26, 16 July 2006 (UTC) :Yeah, I was the one who put all those synonyms and antonyms on there. I still think it is useful, and it is obvious that they are synonyms, etc. by their placement, but I guess I did go a little overboard. But this wiktionary should not be limited to Simple English words. It should include all English words, but the definitions should be limited to simple English. People may find the word [[glum]] and wonder what it means, but not be able to understand the English Wiktionary definition. We need that entry here, and its connection to [[sad]] seems very logical. I think [[lugubrious]] should be cut out sooner than [[glum]]. Limiting the synonyms and antonyms may be useful in some ways, but we are about including information, not leaving it out. We might even want to include (for example) a main synonym section, and later on a section on ''other synonyms''. I don't know. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:44, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::Indeed, we should have articles for simple words and other words, so there should eventually be an entry for ''glum'', ''lugubrious'' and whatever else you can come up with. However, a typical user who is looking up the word ''sad'', will not benefit from ''glum''. The user who looks up ''glum'', on the other hand, may well benefit from being told that ''sad'' is a synonym as they will likely have no idea what ''glum'' means, but may very well understand ''sad''. ::Furthermore, you write, "we are about including information, not leaving it out." To the contrary! Knowing what to leave out is at least as important as knowing what to put in. A 20-page dictionary entry on ''run'' is neither simple nor useful. This is, after all, a dictionary, not a thesaurus or an encyclopedia. If the user who looks up ''sad'' is looking specifically for uncommon synonyms, they're using a wrench to drive in a nail.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:58, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::*Well how else do you expect people to look for uncommon synonyms, except by starting with a common word? Perhaps we can put common synonyms right there on the page, while listing rare ones separately on a thesaurus-like page. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 07:07, 31 July 2006 (UTC) ::::If they're looking for uncommon synonyms, they should use a thesaurus, not a dictionary.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 11:27, 31 July 2006 (UTC) :::::Hey Brett, I really enjoyed your wrench-nail analogy. Kappa is referring to what EWikt has done in its Wikisaurus sub-project. We could do something similar here if people are interested in the idea. But either way, most dictionaries include at least some synonyms, and I think we should do so, too. You have a point when you say that glum should link to sad, but not necessarily sad to glum. Maybe if we tend to limit it to the first five or so most common synonyms and antonyms, it will be useful but not overboard. We can always change it later if we change our minds, etc. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:08, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ==Workshop== The following was posted by Adam Kilgarriff on the Corpora mailing list ---- LEXICOM-ASIA 2006 A Workshop in Lexicography and Lexical Computing Venue: Kowloon, Hong Kong Hosts: Language Centre, Hong Kong Univ of Science and Technology Dates: December 11th-15th, 2006 Led by Adam Kilgarriff and Michael Rundell of the Lexicography MasterClass, Lexicom is an intensive one-week workshop, with seminars on theoretical issues alternating with practical sessions at the computer. There will be some parallel 'lexicographic' and 'computational' sessions. Topics to be covered include: * corpus creation * corpus analysis: o software and corpus querying o discovering word senses, recording contextual information * writing dictionary entries * dictionary databases and writing systems * using web data Applications are invited from people with interests and experience in any of these areas. Over the last six years Lexicom has attracted 200 participants from 28 countries including lexicographers, computational linguists, professors, research students, translators, terminologists, and editors, managers and technical support staff from dictionary publishers and information management companies. The venue, HKUST, is beautifully situated on Clearwater Bay in Kowloon, only 30 minutes from central Hong Kong. To register for Lexicom, go to: http://lc.ust.hk/~centre/lexi2006/ Early registration is advised (the Workshop has been oversubscribed in previous years), and registrations received before 7th October 2006 carry a discounted fee. Further details, including reports of past events can be found at: http://www.lexmasterclass.com. Michael Rundell & Adam Kilgarriff The Lexicography MasterClass --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 13:31, 28 September 2006 (UTC) == Logo discussion == Greetings, I apologise for writing in English. There is a discussion about the logo for Wiktionary at [[meta:Wiktionary/logo]]. Please go there and help us decide. Please also put this message on your community page. Thank you. -[[meta:User:Dbmag9|Dbmag9]] (copied here from [[talk:Main Page]] by [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:39, 23 July 2006 (UTC)) == Most linked article == Is there a way to find the article with the most links? In particular, I'm interested in finding the most-linked-to article that doesn't yet exist.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 21:19, 27 July 2006 (UTC) *You need [[Special:Mostlinked]], and in particular [[Special:Wantedpages]]. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 23:03, 27 July 2006 (UTC) == Benchmarks! == I think [[now]] was the 700th. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:51, 2 August 2006 (UTC) :Congratulations, everyone! Great work. Let's keep it up. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:02, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ===750=== [[lucky]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ===800=== [[benefit]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:27, 14 August 2006 (UTC) ===900=== [[legislation]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:21, 12 September 2006 (UTC) ===Almost 1000=== A virtual beer to the user who adds the 1000th word!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 20:03, 3 November 2006 (UTC) : [[brush]]! Hooray! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 03:35, 7 November 2006 (UTC) ::Make it two beers! Well done, PTO!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:23, 8 November 2006 (UTC) == A different idea == I recently had an idea for a sort of word rating system. This would show the SE user how difficult/complicated the word is considered by native speakers, and perhaps even include an easier and/or more challenging (for the basic words) alternative. I'm thinking of a kind of thermometer look, maybe up in the right-hand corner. It would have something like four or five degrees, including: basic or easy (from the BE850, words like [[do]], [[cold]], and [[woman]]), fairly basic or fairly easy (BE1500 or so, words like [[sink]], [[math]], and [[trust]]), medium or intermediate (about regular conversation level, somewhat less common than BE1500, words like [[complete]], [[freezing]], and [[feminine]]), fairly advanced or fairly hard (more complex or difficult a concept or term, words like [[nondescript]], [[anthropology]], and [[uncharacteristic]]), and advanced or hard (for jargon and other much less common words such as [[sodium benzoate]], [[sesquipedalian]], and [[indefatigable]]). We can tweak these levels or add new ones if/when we feel they are warranted. What do you all think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 10:07, 3 August 2006 (UTC) :I think it's a good idea, but I think basing it on BE is a bad idea, no matter how much you like BE. BE was not intended to choose the most simple or frequent words, but to bring together a list of words that would be sufficient to communicate any idea. Instead, I think we should base it on frequency counts, in the same way that the [http://www.longman.com/ldoce/ Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English] does. I think that using [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/nation.aspx Paul Nation]'s word counts would be a great place to start. He counts 'word families', so that ''run'', ''running'', ''runner'', etc. are all counted together. His counts are broken into 1000-word bands and are [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/range%20BNC.zip available] for free.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ::Though different organizations have different frequency counts, I think the idea is a sound one, and I think that there are many other word lists which would do a better job than BE. The only reason I've stuck with BE this long is because it was already there, and fairly convenient, not to mention a good place to start creating words. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 02:28, 14 August 2006 (UTC) :::I asked Paul Nation, and he wrote, "The lists are freely available for whoever wants to use them." Have a look.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:09, 15 August 2006 (UTC) ::::After looking at the BNC spoken frequency lists, I think you're right. I much prefer the way that these lists are set up, and it is nice to see not only the word but all its variations. I think it is much better. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 01:40, 24 August 2006 (UTC) == Move to [[Wiktionary talk:Simple talk]]? == I just want to throw up the idea of moving this page to the Wiktionary talk namespace. The advantage is that when editing a talk page [[MediaWiki:Talkpagetext]] is shown to the user. It would also leave this page open for FaQ's or something. Just an idea. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 14:55, 5 August 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for your input, Gerard. Nice to know you're still around every once in a while. You have a valid point about the talk page text being shown at the top of the page. It might be worth it to move it. However, I don't really care for the FAQ idea personally. It is supposed to be a simple *talk* page, so it should be something related to talk, even if it just redirects to its own talk page or explains how simple talk works. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 00:46, 24 August 2006 (UTC) ==Survivors?== I decided to come here and help out the project, after I saw the request for deletion at Meta. Personally, I would hate to see a project with this much potential die. <br><br> So, my question. How many regularly editing people are left? I noticed that a bureaucrat and two administrators haven't edited in a fairly long time, with the only admin exception seeming to be Cromwellt. Just give a shout here, I suppose. Thanks! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 21:49, 17 October 2006 (UTC) :Very few it seems, although I don't think ''left'' is the right word. There don't ever appear to have been many contributing memebers. Welcome though. Could I suggest you try to avoid difficult words in your definitions? For example, for ''approval'', you wrote "Formal permission or sanction." both words are less common than the word you're defining, and ''sanction'' is significantly less common. Just a suggestion. The participation is appreciated, though.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:30, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the suggestion. I used the word "left" because I had spent a while reading talk archives. This place seemed to be a lot more active back in Febuary. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 01:54, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ==Word of the Day== It seems the WotD has effectively died. Should we destroy the category/template for the word of the day as well? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 23:46, 25 October 2006 (UTC) Yes. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:13, 27 October 2006 (UTC) == Vote to delete == I ended to vote to close this project on Meta. It has gone on long enough and is going nowhere fast. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 17:35, 2 November 2006 (UTC) :thank you!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:14, 2 November 2006 (UTC) ::Ah, finally. Its about time they closed that one up. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 00:59, 3 November 2006 (UTC) :::Great news :) - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:24, 6 November 2006 (UTC) == Administrators == Are there any active administrators/bureaucrats here anymore? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 16:33, 5 November 2006 (UTC) :Not really ;) [[User:h2g2bob]], our friendly bureaucrat, expressed a desire to resume contributing, but beyond that, the admins have been largely inactive. - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 16:46, 10 November 2006 (UTC) == Interwiki link == How do you link to Simple Witionary from another wiki project?--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:38, 8 November 2006 (UTC) :Either <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>; if you're on a Simple English project, use <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or, if you're on a Wiktionary, use <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 12:19, 9 November 2006 (UTC) == MediaWiki:Common.css == Hi, can we import some styles (specifically the <tt>messagebox</tt> class, and maybe some of its subclasses as well) from [[:w:MediaWiki:Common.css]] into [[MediaWiki:Common.css]]? This is purely for cosmetic reasons, but some of the templates that we have (including [[Template:Delete]]) use the <tt>messagebox</tt> class, which is not defined here. (P.S. This requires an admin) Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 16:40, 10 November 2006 (UTC) :I have gone ahead and asked for a temporary +sysop on meta, and have imported all CSS classes from the Simple English Wikipedia (with the exception of CommonsTicker-related styles). Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:19, 18 November 2006 (UTC) == Example sentences == In a dictionary such as this, I think it's important that the example sentences actually ''exemplify'' the use of a defined word rather than simply include it. Consider the following examples: #''There was a '''book''' on the table.'' #''He finished reading, closed the '''book''', and put it down.'' In the first sentence, '''book''' could be almost anything, animate or inanimate, of a size suitable for being on tables. The second sentence, in contrast, shows that '''book''' is related to reading and that it can be held and closed. This second sentence exemplifies '''book''', while the first simply uses it. We should also try to exemplify the syntactic properties of defined words. '''Notwithstanding''', for instance, is an unusual preposition in that it can appear after the noun. Thus, examples showing both pre- and post-noun usage would be useful. Similarly, nouns that have both countable and uncountable senses should have example sentences showing these. And so on. Finally, it would also be good to try to identify and show strong [[:en:collocation | collocations]]. Some good tools for this are [http://193.133.140.102/JustTheWord/ Just the Word] and Mark Davies's [http://view.byu.edu/ VIEW] interface to the [[w:British_National_Corpus|BNC]]. These can also provide authentic example sentences. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 00:32, 11 November 2006 (UTC) == Question == Who is father of Education ''<small>—This unsigned comment was added by</small>''<small> [[User:164.100.216.2|164.100.216.2]] ([[User talk:164.100.216.2|talk]] • [[Special:Contributions/164.100.216.2|contribs]]) 07:48, 16 November 2006 (UTC{{{3|}}})</small> :Hi, this is a forum for discussing topics related to the Simple English Wiktionary. Perhaps you could try looking for information on the [[:w:Main Page|Simple English Wikipedia]], or the [[:w:en:Main Page|English Wikipedia]]. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 15:50, 17 November 2006 (UTC) ::I'm a native English speaker and I don't know the answer to your question. Put your question on [[Wiktionary:Requested definitions]]. Also say on that page where you saw those words being used. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:39, 25 November 2006 (UTC) == Edit buttons gone == What happened to our edit buttons? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 14:30, 25 November 2006 (UTC) :Edit buttons? - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 14:32, 25 November 2006 (UTC) 12651 2006-11-25T19:55:30Z Coppertwig 139 Pictures '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |}__NEWSECTIONLINK__ ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some countries, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) ==Category capitalization== Shall categories begin with upper cases or not? I am asking this because I have found different uses of upper and lower cases at [[Special:Categories]].--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 13:36, 14 April 2006 (UTC) :I had the same question a while back, though I asked it somewhere else. I think that categories should all be lowercase unless they are proper nouns, so that they work just like the entry titles. I'd say that you can go ahead an [[Wiktionary:Be bold|boldly]] change it, and if someone doesn't like it or has a better idea, they can change it back. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:33, 18 April 2006 (UTC) :If you do change it, don't forget to change the templates that refer to those categories, so that they put the words in the new place. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:22, 20 April 2006 (UTC) ::I see that [[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] has not worked on (or at least has not completed) changing the categories. I have completely changed my mind regarding them. The reason that articles in the (main) namespace are lowercase is to show the word as it is really meant to be and to distinguish between proper names and other words. This does not apply to categories or appendices (I just created the first appendix, [[:Appendix:Prepositions]]), though it should still apply to templates so that we don't have to type a capital letter every time we insert a template. Categories and appendices are ''groups'' of these words, and so should be capitalized regularly, just as they are in other projects. I am changing categories accordingly. Other thoughts? As I mentioned above, if we decide I'm wrong, we can boldly change it back. :) Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:54, 15 May 2006 (UTC) :::Hello. I have not been here until now as I was too busy administering other Wiki sites. As I am now an admin at eight Wiki sites, I am unsure how often I will come here. Article names at Wiktionary should not be automatically upper cases, but for categories, I do not really mind whether upper or lower cases. In case you want to talk to me but I am inactive here, I suggest leaving a message at my talk page at Wiktionary, Wikipedia, or Wikisource in English version that I administer.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:55, 4 November 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == WikiReader == What do we think about publishing a WikiReader with the BE850 and BE1500? I'd be happy to do most of the work behind it (exporting to PDF, managing download site etc). [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 12:00, 19 May 2006 (UTC) :I'm thinking we should probably have them mostly done before we worry about that, but other than that, sound good. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 19:03, 23 May 2006 (UTC) == Translations == Other Wiktionaries add translations for words into other languages. SEWiktionary is meant to give definitions of English words using simple English, so if we did add translations, we would not include those other words here, but only link to other wiktionaries. For example, if we translated "heavy" (meaning having a lot of weight), the Spanish is "pesado." We might link to the English Wiktionary page on [[:en:pesado]] or to the Spanish Wiktionary [[:es:pesado]]. These would be interwiki links, but under a translation section, not an "in other languages" sidebar interwiki, since each meaning should be translated separately. I think there are pros and cons to this idea. The pros are that our focus audience are people who are do not know much English, and many of them only know it as a second language, so a translation into their own language could be quite useful. The cons are that we are focused on English words. A translation would be a distraction from our focus. Also, that niche is already filled by the English Wiktionary. I think our focus should stay firmly fixed on simple English definitions of English words. Feel free to comment. We'll do what the community decides, of course. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:08, 21 May 2006 (UTC) :I suppose that this simple English Wiktionary is for definitions from simple English to simple English only, right? This should be good enough since more complex contents should go to regular English Wiktionary.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:58, 4 November 2006 (UTC) ::Simple English Wikipedia pages need to use some hard English words. I think Simple English Wiktionary needs definitions in simple English for those hard English words. It also needs definitions in simple English for simple English words. I think it's a good idea to link to English Wiktionary for translations. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:46, 25 November 2006 (UTC) ::Question: the word "kind": is it a noun in simple English? or an adjective? or both? How do we know or decide these questions? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:46, 25 November 2006 (UTC) == Etymologies/word histories == Another thing that has come up is the question of etymologies. English Wiktionary and others show the etymology of each word, and tend to have the earlier forms as separate entries. Because we are focused on English words (that is, Modern English), we would not include those early forms separately, but we could include unlinked word origins/etymologies. Again, there are pros and cons. Etymologies could be difficult to understand for someone who doesn't know much English. Additionally, they are not our focus, and could be a distraction. Plus, English Wiktionary already does that more effectively. On the other hand, I think it is cool to show where words come from, and this can help people understand why a word is spelled a particular way, I think. English orthography is one of the hardest parts of learning English, but knowing where a word comes from helps significantly in understanding its orthography (spelling). That said, teaching English is not our goal here, any more than it is the goal of Simple English Wikipedia. We are writing a dictionary here, not an English 101 textbook. If people use us to learn English, that is their own choice, but it is not our focus. I guess I could go either way on this one. I tentatively '''support''' adding etymologies to words. What do all of you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:16, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == How detailed do we go? == In articles such as that for [[sad]], some users have obvioulsy gone to a great deal of trouble to flesh out all sorts of synonyms, related words, etc. Unfortunately, few of the words are very simple (or even useful. For example, on the [[sad]] page we have ''glum'' as a synonym.) I think this kind of detail needs to be pared back to avoid being overwhelming to English language learners. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:26, 16 July 2006 (UTC) :Yeah, I was the one who put all those synonyms and antonyms on there. I still think it is useful, and it is obvious that they are synonyms, etc. by their placement, but I guess I did go a little overboard. But this wiktionary should not be limited to Simple English words. It should include all English words, but the definitions should be limited to simple English. People may find the word [[glum]] and wonder what it means, but not be able to understand the English Wiktionary definition. We need that entry here, and its connection to [[sad]] seems very logical. I think [[lugubrious]] should be cut out sooner than [[glum]]. Limiting the synonyms and antonyms may be useful in some ways, but we are about including information, not leaving it out. We might even want to include (for example) a main synonym section, and later on a section on ''other synonyms''. I don't know. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:44, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::Indeed, we should have articles for simple words and other words, so there should eventually be an entry for ''glum'', ''lugubrious'' and whatever else you can come up with. However, a typical user who is looking up the word ''sad'', will not benefit from ''glum''. The user who looks up ''glum'', on the other hand, may well benefit from being told that ''sad'' is a synonym as they will likely have no idea what ''glum'' means, but may very well understand ''sad''. ::Furthermore, you write, "we are about including information, not leaving it out." To the contrary! Knowing what to leave out is at least as important as knowing what to put in. A 20-page dictionary entry on ''run'' is neither simple nor useful. This is, after all, a dictionary, not a thesaurus or an encyclopedia. If the user who looks up ''sad'' is looking specifically for uncommon synonyms, they're using a wrench to drive in a nail.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:58, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::*Well how else do you expect people to look for uncommon synonyms, except by starting with a common word? Perhaps we can put common synonyms right there on the page, while listing rare ones separately on a thesaurus-like page. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 07:07, 31 July 2006 (UTC) ::::If they're looking for uncommon synonyms, they should use a thesaurus, not a dictionary.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 11:27, 31 July 2006 (UTC) :::::Hey Brett, I really enjoyed your wrench-nail analogy. Kappa is referring to what EWikt has done in its Wikisaurus sub-project. We could do something similar here if people are interested in the idea. But either way, most dictionaries include at least some synonyms, and I think we should do so, too. You have a point when you say that glum should link to sad, but not necessarily sad to glum. Maybe if we tend to limit it to the first five or so most common synonyms and antonyms, it will be useful but not overboard. We can always change it later if we change our minds, etc. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:08, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ==Workshop== The following was posted by Adam Kilgarriff on the Corpora mailing list ---- LEXICOM-ASIA 2006 A Workshop in Lexicography and Lexical Computing Venue: Kowloon, Hong Kong Hosts: Language Centre, Hong Kong Univ of Science and Technology Dates: December 11th-15th, 2006 Led by Adam Kilgarriff and Michael Rundell of the Lexicography MasterClass, Lexicom is an intensive one-week workshop, with seminars on theoretical issues alternating with practical sessions at the computer. There will be some parallel 'lexicographic' and 'computational' sessions. Topics to be covered include: * corpus creation * corpus analysis: o software and corpus querying o discovering word senses, recording contextual information * writing dictionary entries * dictionary databases and writing systems * using web data Applications are invited from people with interests and experience in any of these areas. Over the last six years Lexicom has attracted 200 participants from 28 countries including lexicographers, computational linguists, professors, research students, translators, terminologists, and editors, managers and technical support staff from dictionary publishers and information management companies. The venue, HKUST, is beautifully situated on Clearwater Bay in Kowloon, only 30 minutes from central Hong Kong. To register for Lexicom, go to: http://lc.ust.hk/~centre/lexi2006/ Early registration is advised (the Workshop has been oversubscribed in previous years), and registrations received before 7th October 2006 carry a discounted fee. Further details, including reports of past events can be found at: http://www.lexmasterclass.com. Michael Rundell & Adam Kilgarriff The Lexicography MasterClass --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 13:31, 28 September 2006 (UTC) == Logo discussion == Greetings, I apologise for writing in English. There is a discussion about the logo for Wiktionary at [[meta:Wiktionary/logo]]. Please go there and help us decide. Please also put this message on your community page. Thank you. -[[meta:User:Dbmag9|Dbmag9]] (copied here from [[talk:Main Page]] by [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:39, 23 July 2006 (UTC)) == Most linked article == Is there a way to find the article with the most links? In particular, I'm interested in finding the most-linked-to article that doesn't yet exist.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 21:19, 27 July 2006 (UTC) *You need [[Special:Mostlinked]], and in particular [[Special:Wantedpages]]. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 23:03, 27 July 2006 (UTC) == Benchmarks! == I think [[now]] was the 700th. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:51, 2 August 2006 (UTC) :Congratulations, everyone! Great work. Let's keep it up. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:02, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ===750=== [[lucky]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ===800=== [[benefit]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:27, 14 August 2006 (UTC) ===900=== [[legislation]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:21, 12 September 2006 (UTC) ===Almost 1000=== A virtual beer to the user who adds the 1000th word!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 20:03, 3 November 2006 (UTC) : [[brush]]! Hooray! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 03:35, 7 November 2006 (UTC) ::Make it two beers! Well done, PTO!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:23, 8 November 2006 (UTC) == A different idea == I recently had an idea for a sort of word rating system. This would show the SE user how difficult/complicated the word is considered by native speakers, and perhaps even include an easier and/or more challenging (for the basic words) alternative. I'm thinking of a kind of thermometer look, maybe up in the right-hand corner. It would have something like four or five degrees, including: basic or easy (from the BE850, words like [[do]], [[cold]], and [[woman]]), fairly basic or fairly easy (BE1500 or so, words like [[sink]], [[math]], and [[trust]]), medium or intermediate (about regular conversation level, somewhat less common than BE1500, words like [[complete]], [[freezing]], and [[feminine]]), fairly advanced or fairly hard (more complex or difficult a concept or term, words like [[nondescript]], [[anthropology]], and [[uncharacteristic]]), and advanced or hard (for jargon and other much less common words such as [[sodium benzoate]], [[sesquipedalian]], and [[indefatigable]]). We can tweak these levels or add new ones if/when we feel they are warranted. What do you all think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 10:07, 3 August 2006 (UTC) :I think it's a good idea, but I think basing it on BE is a bad idea, no matter how much you like BE. BE was not intended to choose the most simple or frequent words, but to bring together a list of words that would be sufficient to communicate any idea. Instead, I think we should base it on frequency counts, in the same way that the [http://www.longman.com/ldoce/ Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English] does. I think that using [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/nation.aspx Paul Nation]'s word counts would be a great place to start. He counts 'word families', so that ''run'', ''running'', ''runner'', etc. are all counted together. His counts are broken into 1000-word bands and are [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/range%20BNC.zip available] for free.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ::Though different organizations have different frequency counts, I think the idea is a sound one, and I think that there are many other word lists which would do a better job than BE. The only reason I've stuck with BE this long is because it was already there, and fairly convenient, not to mention a good place to start creating words. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 02:28, 14 August 2006 (UTC) :::I asked Paul Nation, and he wrote, "The lists are freely available for whoever wants to use them." Have a look.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:09, 15 August 2006 (UTC) ::::After looking at the BNC spoken frequency lists, I think you're right. I much prefer the way that these lists are set up, and it is nice to see not only the word but all its variations. I think it is much better. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 01:40, 24 August 2006 (UTC) == Move to [[Wiktionary talk:Simple talk]]? == I just want to throw up the idea of moving this page to the Wiktionary talk namespace. The advantage is that when editing a talk page [[MediaWiki:Talkpagetext]] is shown to the user. It would also leave this page open for FaQ's or something. Just an idea. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 14:55, 5 August 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for your input, Gerard. Nice to know you're still around every once in a while. You have a valid point about the talk page text being shown at the top of the page. It might be worth it to move it. However, I don't really care for the FAQ idea personally. It is supposed to be a simple *talk* page, so it should be something related to talk, even if it just redirects to its own talk page or explains how simple talk works. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 00:46, 24 August 2006 (UTC) ==Survivors?== I decided to come here and help out the project, after I saw the request for deletion at Meta. Personally, I would hate to see a project with this much potential die. <br><br> So, my question. How many regularly editing people are left? I noticed that a bureaucrat and two administrators haven't edited in a fairly long time, with the only admin exception seeming to be Cromwellt. Just give a shout here, I suppose. Thanks! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 21:49, 17 October 2006 (UTC) :Very few it seems, although I don't think ''left'' is the right word. There don't ever appear to have been many contributing memebers. Welcome though. Could I suggest you try to avoid difficult words in your definitions? For example, for ''approval'', you wrote "Formal permission or sanction." both words are less common than the word you're defining, and ''sanction'' is significantly less common. Just a suggestion. The participation is appreciated, though.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:30, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the suggestion. I used the word "left" because I had spent a while reading talk archives. This place seemed to be a lot more active back in Febuary. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 01:54, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ==Word of the Day== It seems the WotD has effectively died. Should we destroy the category/template for the word of the day as well? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 23:46, 25 October 2006 (UTC) Yes. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:13, 27 October 2006 (UTC) == Vote to delete == I ended to vote to close this project on Meta. It has gone on long enough and is going nowhere fast. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 17:35, 2 November 2006 (UTC) :thank you!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:14, 2 November 2006 (UTC) ::Ah, finally. Its about time they closed that one up. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 00:59, 3 November 2006 (UTC) :::Great news :) - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:24, 6 November 2006 (UTC) == Administrators == Are there any active administrators/bureaucrats here anymore? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 16:33, 5 November 2006 (UTC) :Not really ;) [[User:h2g2bob]], our friendly bureaucrat, expressed a desire to resume contributing, but beyond that, the admins have been largely inactive. - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 16:46, 10 November 2006 (UTC) == Interwiki link == How do you link to Simple Witionary from another wiki project?--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:38, 8 November 2006 (UTC) :Either <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>; if you're on a Simple English project, use <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or, if you're on a Wiktionary, use <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 12:19, 9 November 2006 (UTC) == MediaWiki:Common.css == Hi, can we import some styles (specifically the <tt>messagebox</tt> class, and maybe some of its subclasses as well) from [[:w:MediaWiki:Common.css]] into [[MediaWiki:Common.css]]? This is purely for cosmetic reasons, but some of the templates that we have (including [[Template:Delete]]) use the <tt>messagebox</tt> class, which is not defined here. (P.S. This requires an admin) Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 16:40, 10 November 2006 (UTC) :I have gone ahead and asked for a temporary +sysop on meta, and have imported all CSS classes from the Simple English Wikipedia (with the exception of CommonsTicker-related styles). Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:19, 18 November 2006 (UTC) == Example sentences == In a dictionary such as this, I think it's important that the example sentences actually ''exemplify'' the use of a defined word rather than simply include it. Consider the following examples: #''There was a '''book''' on the table.'' #''He finished reading, closed the '''book''', and put it down.'' In the first sentence, '''book''' could be almost anything, animate or inanimate, of a size suitable for being on tables. The second sentence, in contrast, shows that '''book''' is related to reading and that it can be held and closed. This second sentence exemplifies '''book''', while the first simply uses it. We should also try to exemplify the syntactic properties of defined words. '''Notwithstanding''', for instance, is an unusual preposition in that it can appear after the noun. Thus, examples showing both pre- and post-noun usage would be useful. Similarly, nouns that have both countable and uncountable senses should have example sentences showing these. And so on. Finally, it would also be good to try to identify and show strong [[:en:collocation | collocations]]. Some good tools for this are [http://193.133.140.102/JustTheWord/ Just the Word] and Mark Davies's [http://view.byu.edu/ VIEW] interface to the [[w:British_National_Corpus|BNC]]. These can also provide authentic example sentences. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 00:32, 11 November 2006 (UTC) == Question == Who is father of Education ''<small>—This unsigned comment was added by</small>''<small> [[User:164.100.216.2|164.100.216.2]] ([[User talk:164.100.216.2|talk]] • [[Special:Contributions/164.100.216.2|contribs]]) 07:48, 16 November 2006 (UTC{{{3|}}})</small> :Hi, this is a forum for discussing topics related to the Simple English Wiktionary. Perhaps you could try looking for information on the [[:w:Main Page|Simple English Wikipedia]], or the [[:w:en:Main Page|English Wikipedia]]. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 15:50, 17 November 2006 (UTC) ::I'm a native English speaker and I don't know the answer to your question. Put your question on [[Wiktionary:Requested definitions]]. Also say on that page where you saw those words being used. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:39, 25 November 2006 (UTC) == Edit buttons gone == What happened to our edit buttons? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 14:30, 25 November 2006 (UTC) :Edit buttons? - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 14:32, 25 November 2006 (UTC) == Pictures == My idea: all nouns need pictures in the definitions. Writers need ideas about copyright and about finding pictures. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 19:55, 25 November 2006 (UTC) 12767 2006-11-26T20:37:17Z Coppertwig 139 /* Pictures */ I put a picture in definition of wire '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |}__NEWSECTIONLINK__ ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some countries, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) ==Category capitalization== Shall categories begin with upper cases or not? I am asking this because I have found different uses of upper and lower cases at [[Special:Categories]].--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 13:36, 14 April 2006 (UTC) :I had the same question a while back, though I asked it somewhere else. I think that categories should all be lowercase unless they are proper nouns, so that they work just like the entry titles. I'd say that you can go ahead an [[Wiktionary:Be bold|boldly]] change it, and if someone doesn't like it or has a better idea, they can change it back. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:33, 18 April 2006 (UTC) :If you do change it, don't forget to change the templates that refer to those categories, so that they put the words in the new place. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:22, 20 April 2006 (UTC) ::I see that [[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] has not worked on (or at least has not completed) changing the categories. I have completely changed my mind regarding them. The reason that articles in the (main) namespace are lowercase is to show the word as it is really meant to be and to distinguish between proper names and other words. This does not apply to categories or appendices (I just created the first appendix, [[:Appendix:Prepositions]]), though it should still apply to templates so that we don't have to type a capital letter every time we insert a template. Categories and appendices are ''groups'' of these words, and so should be capitalized regularly, just as they are in other projects. I am changing categories accordingly. Other thoughts? As I mentioned above, if we decide I'm wrong, we can boldly change it back. :) Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:54, 15 May 2006 (UTC) :::Hello. I have not been here until now as I was too busy administering other Wiki sites. As I am now an admin at eight Wiki sites, I am unsure how often I will come here. Article names at Wiktionary should not be automatically upper cases, but for categories, I do not really mind whether upper or lower cases. In case you want to talk to me but I am inactive here, I suggest leaving a message at my talk page at Wiktionary, Wikipedia, or Wikisource in English version that I administer.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:55, 4 November 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == WikiReader == What do we think about publishing a WikiReader with the BE850 and BE1500? I'd be happy to do most of the work behind it (exporting to PDF, managing download site etc). [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 12:00, 19 May 2006 (UTC) :I'm thinking we should probably have them mostly done before we worry about that, but other than that, sound good. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 19:03, 23 May 2006 (UTC) == Translations == Other Wiktionaries add translations for words into other languages. SEWiktionary is meant to give definitions of English words using simple English, so if we did add translations, we would not include those other words here, but only link to other wiktionaries. For example, if we translated "heavy" (meaning having a lot of weight), the Spanish is "pesado." We might link to the English Wiktionary page on [[:en:pesado]] or to the Spanish Wiktionary [[:es:pesado]]. These would be interwiki links, but under a translation section, not an "in other languages" sidebar interwiki, since each meaning should be translated separately. I think there are pros and cons to this idea. The pros are that our focus audience are people who are do not know much English, and many of them only know it as a second language, so a translation into their own language could be quite useful. The cons are that we are focused on English words. A translation would be a distraction from our focus. Also, that niche is already filled by the English Wiktionary. I think our focus should stay firmly fixed on simple English definitions of English words. Feel free to comment. We'll do what the community decides, of course. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:08, 21 May 2006 (UTC) :I suppose that this simple English Wiktionary is for definitions from simple English to simple English only, right? This should be good enough since more complex contents should go to regular English Wiktionary.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:58, 4 November 2006 (UTC) ::Simple English Wikipedia pages need to use some hard English words. I think Simple English Wiktionary needs definitions in simple English for those hard English words. It also needs definitions in simple English for simple English words. I think it's a good idea to link to English Wiktionary for translations. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:46, 25 November 2006 (UTC) ::Question: the word "kind": is it a noun in simple English? or an adjective? or both? How do we know or decide these questions? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:46, 25 November 2006 (UTC) == Etymologies/word histories == Another thing that has come up is the question of etymologies. English Wiktionary and others show the etymology of each word, and tend to have the earlier forms as separate entries. Because we are focused on English words (that is, Modern English), we would not include those early forms separately, but we could include unlinked word origins/etymologies. Again, there are pros and cons. Etymologies could be difficult to understand for someone who doesn't know much English. Additionally, they are not our focus, and could be a distraction. Plus, English Wiktionary already does that more effectively. On the other hand, I think it is cool to show where words come from, and this can help people understand why a word is spelled a particular way, I think. English orthography is one of the hardest parts of learning English, but knowing where a word comes from helps significantly in understanding its orthography (spelling). That said, teaching English is not our goal here, any more than it is the goal of Simple English Wikipedia. We are writing a dictionary here, not an English 101 textbook. If people use us to learn English, that is their own choice, but it is not our focus. I guess I could go either way on this one. I tentatively '''support''' adding etymologies to words. What do all of you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:16, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == How detailed do we go? == In articles such as that for [[sad]], some users have obvioulsy gone to a great deal of trouble to flesh out all sorts of synonyms, related words, etc. Unfortunately, few of the words are very simple (or even useful. For example, on the [[sad]] page we have ''glum'' as a synonym.) I think this kind of detail needs to be pared back to avoid being overwhelming to English language learners. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:26, 16 July 2006 (UTC) :Yeah, I was the one who put all those synonyms and antonyms on there. I still think it is useful, and it is obvious that they are synonyms, etc. by their placement, but I guess I did go a little overboard. But this wiktionary should not be limited to Simple English words. It should include all English words, but the definitions should be limited to simple English. People may find the word [[glum]] and wonder what it means, but not be able to understand the English Wiktionary definition. We need that entry here, and its connection to [[sad]] seems very logical. I think [[lugubrious]] should be cut out sooner than [[glum]]. Limiting the synonyms and antonyms may be useful in some ways, but we are about including information, not leaving it out. We might even want to include (for example) a main synonym section, and later on a section on ''other synonyms''. I don't know. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:44, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::Indeed, we should have articles for simple words and other words, so there should eventually be an entry for ''glum'', ''lugubrious'' and whatever else you can come up with. However, a typical user who is looking up the word ''sad'', will not benefit from ''glum''. The user who looks up ''glum'', on the other hand, may well benefit from being told that ''sad'' is a synonym as they will likely have no idea what ''glum'' means, but may very well understand ''sad''. ::Furthermore, you write, "we are about including information, not leaving it out." To the contrary! Knowing what to leave out is at least as important as knowing what to put in. A 20-page dictionary entry on ''run'' is neither simple nor useful. This is, after all, a dictionary, not a thesaurus or an encyclopedia. If the user who looks up ''sad'' is looking specifically for uncommon synonyms, they're using a wrench to drive in a nail.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:58, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::*Well how else do you expect people to look for uncommon synonyms, except by starting with a common word? Perhaps we can put common synonyms right there on the page, while listing rare ones separately on a thesaurus-like page. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 07:07, 31 July 2006 (UTC) ::::If they're looking for uncommon synonyms, they should use a thesaurus, not a dictionary.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 11:27, 31 July 2006 (UTC) :::::Hey Brett, I really enjoyed your wrench-nail analogy. Kappa is referring to what EWikt has done in its Wikisaurus sub-project. We could do something similar here if people are interested in the idea. But either way, most dictionaries include at least some synonyms, and I think we should do so, too. You have a point when you say that glum should link to sad, but not necessarily sad to glum. Maybe if we tend to limit it to the first five or so most common synonyms and antonyms, it will be useful but not overboard. We can always change it later if we change our minds, etc. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:08, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ==Workshop== The following was posted by Adam Kilgarriff on the Corpora mailing list ---- LEXICOM-ASIA 2006 A Workshop in Lexicography and Lexical Computing Venue: Kowloon, Hong Kong Hosts: Language Centre, Hong Kong Univ of Science and Technology Dates: December 11th-15th, 2006 Led by Adam Kilgarriff and Michael Rundell of the Lexicography MasterClass, Lexicom is an intensive one-week workshop, with seminars on theoretical issues alternating with practical sessions at the computer. There will be some parallel 'lexicographic' and 'computational' sessions. Topics to be covered include: * corpus creation * corpus analysis: o software and corpus querying o discovering word senses, recording contextual information * writing dictionary entries * dictionary databases and writing systems * using web data Applications are invited from people with interests and experience in any of these areas. Over the last six years Lexicom has attracted 200 participants from 28 countries including lexicographers, computational linguists, professors, research students, translators, terminologists, and editors, managers and technical support staff from dictionary publishers and information management companies. The venue, HKUST, is beautifully situated on Clearwater Bay in Kowloon, only 30 minutes from central Hong Kong. To register for Lexicom, go to: http://lc.ust.hk/~centre/lexi2006/ Early registration is advised (the Workshop has been oversubscribed in previous years), and registrations received before 7th October 2006 carry a discounted fee. Further details, including reports of past events can be found at: http://www.lexmasterclass.com. Michael Rundell & Adam Kilgarriff The Lexicography MasterClass --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 13:31, 28 September 2006 (UTC) == Logo discussion == Greetings, I apologise for writing in English. There is a discussion about the logo for Wiktionary at [[meta:Wiktionary/logo]]. Please go there and help us decide. Please also put this message on your community page. Thank you. -[[meta:User:Dbmag9|Dbmag9]] (copied here from [[talk:Main Page]] by [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:39, 23 July 2006 (UTC)) == Most linked article == Is there a way to find the article with the most links? In particular, I'm interested in finding the most-linked-to article that doesn't yet exist.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 21:19, 27 July 2006 (UTC) *You need [[Special:Mostlinked]], and in particular [[Special:Wantedpages]]. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 23:03, 27 July 2006 (UTC) == Benchmarks! == I think [[now]] was the 700th. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:51, 2 August 2006 (UTC) :Congratulations, everyone! Great work. Let's keep it up. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:02, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ===750=== [[lucky]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ===800=== [[benefit]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:27, 14 August 2006 (UTC) ===900=== [[legislation]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:21, 12 September 2006 (UTC) ===Almost 1000=== A virtual beer to the user who adds the 1000th word!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 20:03, 3 November 2006 (UTC) : [[brush]]! Hooray! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 03:35, 7 November 2006 (UTC) ::Make it two beers! Well done, PTO!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:23, 8 November 2006 (UTC) == A different idea == I recently had an idea for a sort of word rating system. This would show the SE user how difficult/complicated the word is considered by native speakers, and perhaps even include an easier and/or more challenging (for the basic words) alternative. I'm thinking of a kind of thermometer look, maybe up in the right-hand corner. It would have something like four or five degrees, including: basic or easy (from the BE850, words like [[do]], [[cold]], and [[woman]]), fairly basic or fairly easy (BE1500 or so, words like [[sink]], [[math]], and [[trust]]), medium or intermediate (about regular conversation level, somewhat less common than BE1500, words like [[complete]], [[freezing]], and [[feminine]]), fairly advanced or fairly hard (more complex or difficult a concept or term, words like [[nondescript]], [[anthropology]], and [[uncharacteristic]]), and advanced or hard (for jargon and other much less common words such as [[sodium benzoate]], [[sesquipedalian]], and [[indefatigable]]). We can tweak these levels or add new ones if/when we feel they are warranted. What do you all think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 10:07, 3 August 2006 (UTC) :I think it's a good idea, but I think basing it on BE is a bad idea, no matter how much you like BE. BE was not intended to choose the most simple or frequent words, but to bring together a list of words that would be sufficient to communicate any idea. Instead, I think we should base it on frequency counts, in the same way that the [http://www.longman.com/ldoce/ Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English] does. I think that using [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/nation.aspx Paul Nation]'s word counts would be a great place to start. He counts 'word families', so that ''run'', ''running'', ''runner'', etc. are all counted together. His counts are broken into 1000-word bands and are [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/range%20BNC.zip available] for free.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ::Though different organizations have different frequency counts, I think the idea is a sound one, and I think that there are many other word lists which would do a better job than BE. The only reason I've stuck with BE this long is because it was already there, and fairly convenient, not to mention a good place to start creating words. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 02:28, 14 August 2006 (UTC) :::I asked Paul Nation, and he wrote, "The lists are freely available for whoever wants to use them." Have a look.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:09, 15 August 2006 (UTC) ::::After looking at the BNC spoken frequency lists, I think you're right. I much prefer the way that these lists are set up, and it is nice to see not only the word but all its variations. I think it is much better. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 01:40, 24 August 2006 (UTC) == Move to [[Wiktionary talk:Simple talk]]? == I just want to throw up the idea of moving this page to the Wiktionary talk namespace. The advantage is that when editing a talk page [[MediaWiki:Talkpagetext]] is shown to the user. It would also leave this page open for FaQ's or something. Just an idea. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 14:55, 5 August 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for your input, Gerard. Nice to know you're still around every once in a while. You have a valid point about the talk page text being shown at the top of the page. It might be worth it to move it. However, I don't really care for the FAQ idea personally. It is supposed to be a simple *talk* page, so it should be something related to talk, even if it just redirects to its own talk page or explains how simple talk works. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 00:46, 24 August 2006 (UTC) ==Survivors?== I decided to come here and help out the project, after I saw the request for deletion at Meta. Personally, I would hate to see a project with this much potential die. <br><br> So, my question. How many regularly editing people are left? I noticed that a bureaucrat and two administrators haven't edited in a fairly long time, with the only admin exception seeming to be Cromwellt. Just give a shout here, I suppose. Thanks! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 21:49, 17 October 2006 (UTC) :Very few it seems, although I don't think ''left'' is the right word. There don't ever appear to have been many contributing memebers. Welcome though. Could I suggest you try to avoid difficult words in your definitions? For example, for ''approval'', you wrote "Formal permission or sanction." both words are less common than the word you're defining, and ''sanction'' is significantly less common. Just a suggestion. The participation is appreciated, though.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:30, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the suggestion. I used the word "left" because I had spent a while reading talk archives. This place seemed to be a lot more active back in Febuary. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 01:54, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ==Word of the Day== It seems the WotD has effectively died. Should we destroy the category/template for the word of the day as well? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 23:46, 25 October 2006 (UTC) Yes. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:13, 27 October 2006 (UTC) == Vote to delete == I ended to vote to close this project on Meta. It has gone on long enough and is going nowhere fast. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 17:35, 2 November 2006 (UTC) :thank you!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:14, 2 November 2006 (UTC) ::Ah, finally. Its about time they closed that one up. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 00:59, 3 November 2006 (UTC) :::Great news :) - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:24, 6 November 2006 (UTC) == Administrators == Are there any active administrators/bureaucrats here anymore? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 16:33, 5 November 2006 (UTC) :Not really ;) [[User:h2g2bob]], our friendly bureaucrat, expressed a desire to resume contributing, but beyond that, the admins have been largely inactive. - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 16:46, 10 November 2006 (UTC) == Interwiki link == How do you link to Simple Witionary from another wiki project?--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:38, 8 November 2006 (UTC) :Either <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>; if you're on a Simple English project, use <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or, if you're on a Wiktionary, use <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 12:19, 9 November 2006 (UTC) == MediaWiki:Common.css == Hi, can we import some styles (specifically the <tt>messagebox</tt> class, and maybe some of its subclasses as well) from [[:w:MediaWiki:Common.css]] into [[MediaWiki:Common.css]]? This is purely for cosmetic reasons, but some of the templates that we have (including [[Template:Delete]]) use the <tt>messagebox</tt> class, which is not defined here. (P.S. This requires an admin) Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 16:40, 10 November 2006 (UTC) :I have gone ahead and asked for a temporary +sysop on meta, and have imported all CSS classes from the Simple English Wikipedia (with the exception of CommonsTicker-related styles). Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:19, 18 November 2006 (UTC) == Example sentences == In a dictionary such as this, I think it's important that the example sentences actually ''exemplify'' the use of a defined word rather than simply include it. Consider the following examples: #''There was a '''book''' on the table.'' #''He finished reading, closed the '''book''', and put it down.'' In the first sentence, '''book''' could be almost anything, animate or inanimate, of a size suitable for being on tables. The second sentence, in contrast, shows that '''book''' is related to reading and that it can be held and closed. This second sentence exemplifies '''book''', while the first simply uses it. We should also try to exemplify the syntactic properties of defined words. '''Notwithstanding''', for instance, is an unusual preposition in that it can appear after the noun. Thus, examples showing both pre- and post-noun usage would be useful. Similarly, nouns that have both countable and uncountable senses should have example sentences showing these. And so on. Finally, it would also be good to try to identify and show strong [[:en:collocation | collocations]]. Some good tools for this are [http://193.133.140.102/JustTheWord/ Just the Word] and Mark Davies's [http://view.byu.edu/ VIEW] interface to the [[w:British_National_Corpus|BNC]]. These can also provide authentic example sentences. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 00:32, 11 November 2006 (UTC) == Question == Who is father of Education ''<small>—This unsigned comment was added by</small>''<small> [[User:164.100.216.2|164.100.216.2]] ([[User talk:164.100.216.2|talk]] • [[Special:Contributions/164.100.216.2|contribs]]) 07:48, 16 November 2006 (UTC{{{3|}}})</small> :Hi, this is a forum for discussing topics related to the Simple English Wiktionary. Perhaps you could try looking for information on the [[:w:Main Page|Simple English Wikipedia]], or the [[:w:en:Main Page|English Wikipedia]]. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 15:50, 17 November 2006 (UTC) ::I'm a native English speaker and I don't know the answer to your question. Put your question on [[Wiktionary:Requested definitions]]. Also say on that page where you saw those words being used. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:39, 25 November 2006 (UTC) == Edit buttons gone == What happened to our edit buttons? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 14:30, 25 November 2006 (UTC) :Edit buttons? - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 14:32, 25 November 2006 (UTC) == Pictures == My idea: all nouns need pictures in the definitions. Writers need ideas about copyright and about finding pictures. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 19:55, 25 November 2006 (UTC) I did it! I put a picture in! See [[wire]]. I think all definitions need pictures. Is that good? Did I do it right? I found the picture in Wikimedia Commons. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 20:37, 26 November 2006 (UTC) 12799 2006-11-27T02:16:20Z Brett 77 /* Translations */ '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |}__NEWSECTIONLINK__ ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some countries, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) ==Category capitalization== Shall categories begin with upper cases or not? I am asking this because I have found different uses of upper and lower cases at [[Special:Categories]].--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 13:36, 14 April 2006 (UTC) :I had the same question a while back, though I asked it somewhere else. I think that categories should all be lowercase unless they are proper nouns, so that they work just like the entry titles. I'd say that you can go ahead an [[Wiktionary:Be bold|boldly]] change it, and if someone doesn't like it or has a better idea, they can change it back. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:33, 18 April 2006 (UTC) :If you do change it, don't forget to change the templates that refer to those categories, so that they put the words in the new place. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:22, 20 April 2006 (UTC) ::I see that [[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] has not worked on (or at least has not completed) changing the categories. I have completely changed my mind regarding them. The reason that articles in the (main) namespace are lowercase is to show the word as it is really meant to be and to distinguish between proper names and other words. This does not apply to categories or appendices (I just created the first appendix, [[:Appendix:Prepositions]]), though it should still apply to templates so that we don't have to type a capital letter every time we insert a template. Categories and appendices are ''groups'' of these words, and so should be capitalized regularly, just as they are in other projects. I am changing categories accordingly. Other thoughts? As I mentioned above, if we decide I'm wrong, we can boldly change it back. :) Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:54, 15 May 2006 (UTC) :::Hello. I have not been here until now as I was too busy administering other Wiki sites. As I am now an admin at eight Wiki sites, I am unsure how often I will come here. Article names at Wiktionary should not be automatically upper cases, but for categories, I do not really mind whether upper or lower cases. In case you want to talk to me but I am inactive here, I suggest leaving a message at my talk page at Wiktionary, Wikipedia, or Wikisource in English version that I administer.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:55, 4 November 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == WikiReader == What do we think about publishing a WikiReader with the BE850 and BE1500? I'd be happy to do most of the work behind it (exporting to PDF, managing download site etc). [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 12:00, 19 May 2006 (UTC) :I'm thinking we should probably have them mostly done before we worry about that, but other than that, sound good. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 19:03, 23 May 2006 (UTC) == Translations == Other Wiktionaries add translations for words into other languages. SEWiktionary is meant to give definitions of English words using simple English, so if we did add translations, we would not include those other words here, but only link to other wiktionaries. For example, if we translated "heavy" (meaning having a lot of weight), the Spanish is "pesado." We might link to the English Wiktionary page on [[:en:pesado]] or to the Spanish Wiktionary [[:es:pesado]]. These would be interwiki links, but under a translation section, not an "in other languages" sidebar interwiki, since each meaning should be translated separately. I think there are pros and cons to this idea. The pros are that our focus audience are people who are do not know much English, and many of them only know it as a second language, so a translation into their own language could be quite useful. The cons are that we are focused on English words. A translation would be a distraction from our focus. Also, that niche is already filled by the English Wiktionary. I think our focus should stay firmly fixed on simple English definitions of English words. Feel free to comment. We'll do what the community decides, of course. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:08, 21 May 2006 (UTC) :I suppose that this simple English Wiktionary is for definitions from simple English to simple English only, right? This should be good enough since more complex contents should go to regular English Wiktionary.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:58, 4 November 2006 (UTC) ::Simple English Wikipedia pages need to use some hard English words. I think Simple English Wiktionary needs definitions in simple English for those hard English words. It also needs definitions in simple English for simple English words. I think it's a good idea to link to English Wiktionary for translations. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:46, 25 November 2006 (UTC) ::Question: the word "kind": is it a noun in simple English? or an adjective? or both? How do we know or decide these questions? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:46, 25 November 2006 (UTC) :::Both. Word classes do not change in simple English. Does this answer your question? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:16, 27 November 2006 (UTC) == Etymologies/word histories == Another thing that has come up is the question of etymologies. English Wiktionary and others show the etymology of each word, and tend to have the earlier forms as separate entries. Because we are focused on English words (that is, Modern English), we would not include those early forms separately, but we could include unlinked word origins/etymologies. Again, there are pros and cons. Etymologies could be difficult to understand for someone who doesn't know much English. Additionally, they are not our focus, and could be a distraction. Plus, English Wiktionary already does that more effectively. On the other hand, I think it is cool to show where words come from, and this can help people understand why a word is spelled a particular way, I think. English orthography is one of the hardest parts of learning English, but knowing where a word comes from helps significantly in understanding its orthography (spelling). That said, teaching English is not our goal here, any more than it is the goal of Simple English Wikipedia. We are writing a dictionary here, not an English 101 textbook. If people use us to learn English, that is their own choice, but it is not our focus. I guess I could go either way on this one. I tentatively '''support''' adding etymologies to words. What do all of you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:16, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == How detailed do we go? == In articles such as that for [[sad]], some users have obvioulsy gone to a great deal of trouble to flesh out all sorts of synonyms, related words, etc. Unfortunately, few of the words are very simple (or even useful. For example, on the [[sad]] page we have ''glum'' as a synonym.) I think this kind of detail needs to be pared back to avoid being overwhelming to English language learners. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:26, 16 July 2006 (UTC) :Yeah, I was the one who put all those synonyms and antonyms on there. I still think it is useful, and it is obvious that they are synonyms, etc. by their placement, but I guess I did go a little overboard. But this wiktionary should not be limited to Simple English words. It should include all English words, but the definitions should be limited to simple English. People may find the word [[glum]] and wonder what it means, but not be able to understand the English Wiktionary definition. We need that entry here, and its connection to [[sad]] seems very logical. I think [[lugubrious]] should be cut out sooner than [[glum]]. Limiting the synonyms and antonyms may be useful in some ways, but we are about including information, not leaving it out. We might even want to include (for example) a main synonym section, and later on a section on ''other synonyms''. I don't know. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:44, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::Indeed, we should have articles for simple words and other words, so there should eventually be an entry for ''glum'', ''lugubrious'' and whatever else you can come up with. However, a typical user who is looking up the word ''sad'', will not benefit from ''glum''. The user who looks up ''glum'', on the other hand, may well benefit from being told that ''sad'' is a synonym as they will likely have no idea what ''glum'' means, but may very well understand ''sad''. ::Furthermore, you write, "we are about including information, not leaving it out." To the contrary! Knowing what to leave out is at least as important as knowing what to put in. A 20-page dictionary entry on ''run'' is neither simple nor useful. This is, after all, a dictionary, not a thesaurus or an encyclopedia. If the user who looks up ''sad'' is looking specifically for uncommon synonyms, they're using a wrench to drive in a nail.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:58, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::*Well how else do you expect people to look for uncommon synonyms, except by starting with a common word? Perhaps we can put common synonyms right there on the page, while listing rare ones separately on a thesaurus-like page. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 07:07, 31 July 2006 (UTC) ::::If they're looking for uncommon synonyms, they should use a thesaurus, not a dictionary.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 11:27, 31 July 2006 (UTC) :::::Hey Brett, I really enjoyed your wrench-nail analogy. Kappa is referring to what EWikt has done in its Wikisaurus sub-project. We could do something similar here if people are interested in the idea. But either way, most dictionaries include at least some synonyms, and I think we should do so, too. You have a point when you say that glum should link to sad, but not necessarily sad to glum. Maybe if we tend to limit it to the first five or so most common synonyms and antonyms, it will be useful but not overboard. We can always change it later if we change our minds, etc. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:08, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ==Workshop== The following was posted by Adam Kilgarriff on the Corpora mailing list ---- LEXICOM-ASIA 2006 A Workshop in Lexicography and Lexical Computing Venue: Kowloon, Hong Kong Hosts: Language Centre, Hong Kong Univ of Science and Technology Dates: December 11th-15th, 2006 Led by Adam Kilgarriff and Michael Rundell of the Lexicography MasterClass, Lexicom is an intensive one-week workshop, with seminars on theoretical issues alternating with practical sessions at the computer. There will be some parallel 'lexicographic' and 'computational' sessions. Topics to be covered include: * corpus creation * corpus analysis: o software and corpus querying o discovering word senses, recording contextual information * writing dictionary entries * dictionary databases and writing systems * using web data Applications are invited from people with interests and experience in any of these areas. Over the last six years Lexicom has attracted 200 participants from 28 countries including lexicographers, computational linguists, professors, research students, translators, terminologists, and editors, managers and technical support staff from dictionary publishers and information management companies. The venue, HKUST, is beautifully situated on Clearwater Bay in Kowloon, only 30 minutes from central Hong Kong. To register for Lexicom, go to: http://lc.ust.hk/~centre/lexi2006/ Early registration is advised (the Workshop has been oversubscribed in previous years), and registrations received before 7th October 2006 carry a discounted fee. Further details, including reports of past events can be found at: http://www.lexmasterclass.com. Michael Rundell & Adam Kilgarriff The Lexicography MasterClass --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 13:31, 28 September 2006 (UTC) == Logo discussion == Greetings, I apologise for writing in English. There is a discussion about the logo for Wiktionary at [[meta:Wiktionary/logo]]. Please go there and help us decide. Please also put this message on your community page. Thank you. -[[meta:User:Dbmag9|Dbmag9]] (copied here from [[talk:Main Page]] by [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:39, 23 July 2006 (UTC)) == Most linked article == Is there a way to find the article with the most links? In particular, I'm interested in finding the most-linked-to article that doesn't yet exist.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 21:19, 27 July 2006 (UTC) *You need [[Special:Mostlinked]], and in particular [[Special:Wantedpages]]. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 23:03, 27 July 2006 (UTC) == Benchmarks! == I think [[now]] was the 700th. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:51, 2 August 2006 (UTC) :Congratulations, everyone! Great work. Let's keep it up. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:02, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ===750=== [[lucky]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ===800=== [[benefit]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:27, 14 August 2006 (UTC) ===900=== [[legislation]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:21, 12 September 2006 (UTC) ===Almost 1000=== A virtual beer to the user who adds the 1000th word!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 20:03, 3 November 2006 (UTC) : [[brush]]! Hooray! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 03:35, 7 November 2006 (UTC) ::Make it two beers! Well done, PTO!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:23, 8 November 2006 (UTC) == A different idea == I recently had an idea for a sort of word rating system. This would show the SE user how difficult/complicated the word is considered by native speakers, and perhaps even include an easier and/or more challenging (for the basic words) alternative. I'm thinking of a kind of thermometer look, maybe up in the right-hand corner. It would have something like four or five degrees, including: basic or easy (from the BE850, words like [[do]], [[cold]], and [[woman]]), fairly basic or fairly easy (BE1500 or so, words like [[sink]], [[math]], and [[trust]]), medium or intermediate (about regular conversation level, somewhat less common than BE1500, words like [[complete]], [[freezing]], and [[feminine]]), fairly advanced or fairly hard (more complex or difficult a concept or term, words like [[nondescript]], [[anthropology]], and [[uncharacteristic]]), and advanced or hard (for jargon and other much less common words such as [[sodium benzoate]], [[sesquipedalian]], and [[indefatigable]]). We can tweak these levels or add new ones if/when we feel they are warranted. What do you all think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 10:07, 3 August 2006 (UTC) :I think it's a good idea, but I think basing it on BE is a bad idea, no matter how much you like BE. BE was not intended to choose the most simple or frequent words, but to bring together a list of words that would be sufficient to communicate any idea. Instead, I think we should base it on frequency counts, in the same way that the [http://www.longman.com/ldoce/ Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English] does. I think that using [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/nation.aspx Paul Nation]'s word counts would be a great place to start. He counts 'word families', so that ''run'', ''running'', ''runner'', etc. are all counted together. His counts are broken into 1000-word bands and are [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/range%20BNC.zip available] for free.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ::Though different organizations have different frequency counts, I think the idea is a sound one, and I think that there are many other word lists which would do a better job than BE. The only reason I've stuck with BE this long is because it was already there, and fairly convenient, not to mention a good place to start creating words. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 02:28, 14 August 2006 (UTC) :::I asked Paul Nation, and he wrote, "The lists are freely available for whoever wants to use them." Have a look.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:09, 15 August 2006 (UTC) ::::After looking at the BNC spoken frequency lists, I think you're right. I much prefer the way that these lists are set up, and it is nice to see not only the word but all its variations. I think it is much better. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 01:40, 24 August 2006 (UTC) == Move to [[Wiktionary talk:Simple talk]]? == I just want to throw up the idea of moving this page to the Wiktionary talk namespace. The advantage is that when editing a talk page [[MediaWiki:Talkpagetext]] is shown to the user. It would also leave this page open for FaQ's or something. Just an idea. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 14:55, 5 August 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for your input, Gerard. Nice to know you're still around every once in a while. You have a valid point about the talk page text being shown at the top of the page. It might be worth it to move it. However, I don't really care for the FAQ idea personally. It is supposed to be a simple *talk* page, so it should be something related to talk, even if it just redirects to its own talk page or explains how simple talk works. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 00:46, 24 August 2006 (UTC) ==Survivors?== I decided to come here and help out the project, after I saw the request for deletion at Meta. Personally, I would hate to see a project with this much potential die. <br><br> So, my question. How many regularly editing people are left? I noticed that a bureaucrat and two administrators haven't edited in a fairly long time, with the only admin exception seeming to be Cromwellt. Just give a shout here, I suppose. Thanks! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 21:49, 17 October 2006 (UTC) :Very few it seems, although I don't think ''left'' is the right word. There don't ever appear to have been many contributing memebers. Welcome though. Could I suggest you try to avoid difficult words in your definitions? For example, for ''approval'', you wrote "Formal permission or sanction." both words are less common than the word you're defining, and ''sanction'' is significantly less common. Just a suggestion. The participation is appreciated, though.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:30, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the suggestion. I used the word "left" because I had spent a while reading talk archives. This place seemed to be a lot more active back in Febuary. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 01:54, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ==Word of the Day== It seems the WotD has effectively died. Should we destroy the category/template for the word of the day as well? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 23:46, 25 October 2006 (UTC) Yes. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:13, 27 October 2006 (UTC) == Vote to delete == I ended to vote to close this project on Meta. It has gone on long enough and is going nowhere fast. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 17:35, 2 November 2006 (UTC) :thank you!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:14, 2 November 2006 (UTC) ::Ah, finally. Its about time they closed that one up. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 00:59, 3 November 2006 (UTC) :::Great news :) - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:24, 6 November 2006 (UTC) == Administrators == Are there any active administrators/bureaucrats here anymore? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 16:33, 5 November 2006 (UTC) :Not really ;) [[User:h2g2bob]], our friendly bureaucrat, expressed a desire to resume contributing, but beyond that, the admins have been largely inactive. - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 16:46, 10 November 2006 (UTC) == Interwiki link == How do you link to Simple Witionary from another wiki project?--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:38, 8 November 2006 (UTC) :Either <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>; if you're on a Simple English project, use <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or, if you're on a Wiktionary, use <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 12:19, 9 November 2006 (UTC) == MediaWiki:Common.css == Hi, can we import some styles (specifically the <tt>messagebox</tt> class, and maybe some of its subclasses as well) from [[:w:MediaWiki:Common.css]] into [[MediaWiki:Common.css]]? This is purely for cosmetic reasons, but some of the templates that we have (including [[Template:Delete]]) use the <tt>messagebox</tt> class, which is not defined here. (P.S. This requires an admin) Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 16:40, 10 November 2006 (UTC) :I have gone ahead and asked for a temporary +sysop on meta, and have imported all CSS classes from the Simple English Wikipedia (with the exception of CommonsTicker-related styles). Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:19, 18 November 2006 (UTC) == Example sentences == In a dictionary such as this, I think it's important that the example sentences actually ''exemplify'' the use of a defined word rather than simply include it. Consider the following examples: #''There was a '''book''' on the table.'' #''He finished reading, closed the '''book''', and put it down.'' In the first sentence, '''book''' could be almost anything, animate or inanimate, of a size suitable for being on tables. The second sentence, in contrast, shows that '''book''' is related to reading and that it can be held and closed. This second sentence exemplifies '''book''', while the first simply uses it. We should also try to exemplify the syntactic properties of defined words. '''Notwithstanding''', for instance, is an unusual preposition in that it can appear after the noun. Thus, examples showing both pre- and post-noun usage would be useful. Similarly, nouns that have both countable and uncountable senses should have example sentences showing these. And so on. Finally, it would also be good to try to identify and show strong [[:en:collocation | collocations]]. Some good tools for this are [http://193.133.140.102/JustTheWord/ Just the Word] and Mark Davies's [http://view.byu.edu/ VIEW] interface to the [[w:British_National_Corpus|BNC]]. These can also provide authentic example sentences. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 00:32, 11 November 2006 (UTC) == Question == Who is father of Education ''<small>—This unsigned comment was added by</small>''<small> [[User:164.100.216.2|164.100.216.2]] ([[User talk:164.100.216.2|talk]] • [[Special:Contributions/164.100.216.2|contribs]]) 07:48, 16 November 2006 (UTC{{{3|}}})</small> :Hi, this is a forum for discussing topics related to the Simple English Wiktionary. Perhaps you could try looking for information on the [[:w:Main Page|Simple English Wikipedia]], or the [[:w:en:Main Page|English Wikipedia]]. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 15:50, 17 November 2006 (UTC) ::I'm a native English speaker and I don't know the answer to your question. Put your question on [[Wiktionary:Requested definitions]]. Also say on that page where you saw those words being used. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:39, 25 November 2006 (UTC) == Edit buttons gone == What happened to our edit buttons? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 14:30, 25 November 2006 (UTC) :Edit buttons? - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 14:32, 25 November 2006 (UTC) == Pictures == My idea: all nouns need pictures in the definitions. Writers need ideas about copyright and about finding pictures. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 19:55, 25 November 2006 (UTC) I did it! I put a picture in! See [[wire]]. I think all definitions need pictures. Is that good? Did I do it right? I found the picture in Wikimedia Commons. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 20:37, 26 November 2006 (UTC) 12800 2006-11-27T02:18:12Z Brett 77 /* Pictures */ '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |}__NEWSECTIONLINK__ ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some countries, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) ==Category capitalization== Shall categories begin with upper cases or not? I am asking this because I have found different uses of upper and lower cases at [[Special:Categories]].--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 13:36, 14 April 2006 (UTC) :I had the same question a while back, though I asked it somewhere else. I think that categories should all be lowercase unless they are proper nouns, so that they work just like the entry titles. I'd say that you can go ahead an [[Wiktionary:Be bold|boldly]] change it, and if someone doesn't like it or has a better idea, they can change it back. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:33, 18 April 2006 (UTC) :If you do change it, don't forget to change the templates that refer to those categories, so that they put the words in the new place. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:22, 20 April 2006 (UTC) ::I see that [[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] has not worked on (or at least has not completed) changing the categories. I have completely changed my mind regarding them. The reason that articles in the (main) namespace are lowercase is to show the word as it is really meant to be and to distinguish between proper names and other words. This does not apply to categories or appendices (I just created the first appendix, [[:Appendix:Prepositions]]), though it should still apply to templates so that we don't have to type a capital letter every time we insert a template. Categories and appendices are ''groups'' of these words, and so should be capitalized regularly, just as they are in other projects. I am changing categories accordingly. Other thoughts? As I mentioned above, if we decide I'm wrong, we can boldly change it back. :) Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:54, 15 May 2006 (UTC) :::Hello. I have not been here until now as I was too busy administering other Wiki sites. As I am now an admin at eight Wiki sites, I am unsure how often I will come here. Article names at Wiktionary should not be automatically upper cases, but for categories, I do not really mind whether upper or lower cases. In case you want to talk to me but I am inactive here, I suggest leaving a message at my talk page at Wiktionary, Wikipedia, or Wikisource in English version that I administer.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:55, 4 November 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == WikiReader == What do we think about publishing a WikiReader with the BE850 and BE1500? I'd be happy to do most of the work behind it (exporting to PDF, managing download site etc). [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 12:00, 19 May 2006 (UTC) :I'm thinking we should probably have them mostly done before we worry about that, but other than that, sound good. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 19:03, 23 May 2006 (UTC) == Translations == Other Wiktionaries add translations for words into other languages. SEWiktionary is meant to give definitions of English words using simple English, so if we did add translations, we would not include those other words here, but only link to other wiktionaries. For example, if we translated "heavy" (meaning having a lot of weight), the Spanish is "pesado." We might link to the English Wiktionary page on [[:en:pesado]] or to the Spanish Wiktionary [[:es:pesado]]. These would be interwiki links, but under a translation section, not an "in other languages" sidebar interwiki, since each meaning should be translated separately. I think there are pros and cons to this idea. The pros are that our focus audience are people who are do not know much English, and many of them only know it as a second language, so a translation into their own language could be quite useful. The cons are that we are focused on English words. A translation would be a distraction from our focus. Also, that niche is already filled by the English Wiktionary. I think our focus should stay firmly fixed on simple English definitions of English words. Feel free to comment. We'll do what the community decides, of course. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:08, 21 May 2006 (UTC) :I suppose that this simple English Wiktionary is for definitions from simple English to simple English only, right? This should be good enough since more complex contents should go to regular English Wiktionary.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:58, 4 November 2006 (UTC) ::Simple English Wikipedia pages need to use some hard English words. I think Simple English Wiktionary needs definitions in simple English for those hard English words. It also needs definitions in simple English for simple English words. I think it's a good idea to link to English Wiktionary for translations. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:46, 25 November 2006 (UTC) ::Question: the word "kind": is it a noun in simple English? or an adjective? or both? How do we know or decide these questions? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:46, 25 November 2006 (UTC) :::Both. Word classes do not change in simple English. Does this answer your question? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:16, 27 November 2006 (UTC) == Etymologies/word histories == Another thing that has come up is the question of etymologies. English Wiktionary and others show the etymology of each word, and tend to have the earlier forms as separate entries. Because we are focused on English words (that is, Modern English), we would not include those early forms separately, but we could include unlinked word origins/etymologies. Again, there are pros and cons. Etymologies could be difficult to understand for someone who doesn't know much English. Additionally, they are not our focus, and could be a distraction. Plus, English Wiktionary already does that more effectively. On the other hand, I think it is cool to show where words come from, and this can help people understand why a word is spelled a particular way, I think. English orthography is one of the hardest parts of learning English, but knowing where a word comes from helps significantly in understanding its orthography (spelling). That said, teaching English is not our goal here, any more than it is the goal of Simple English Wikipedia. We are writing a dictionary here, not an English 101 textbook. If people use us to learn English, that is their own choice, but it is not our focus. I guess I could go either way on this one. I tentatively '''support''' adding etymologies to words. What do all of you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:16, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == How detailed do we go? == In articles such as that for [[sad]], some users have obvioulsy gone to a great deal of trouble to flesh out all sorts of synonyms, related words, etc. Unfortunately, few of the words are very simple (or even useful. For example, on the [[sad]] page we have ''glum'' as a synonym.) I think this kind of detail needs to be pared back to avoid being overwhelming to English language learners. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:26, 16 July 2006 (UTC) :Yeah, I was the one who put all those synonyms and antonyms on there. I still think it is useful, and it is obvious that they are synonyms, etc. by their placement, but I guess I did go a little overboard. But this wiktionary should not be limited to Simple English words. It should include all English words, but the definitions should be limited to simple English. People may find the word [[glum]] and wonder what it means, but not be able to understand the English Wiktionary definition. We need that entry here, and its connection to [[sad]] seems very logical. I think [[lugubrious]] should be cut out sooner than [[glum]]. Limiting the synonyms and antonyms may be useful in some ways, but we are about including information, not leaving it out. We might even want to include (for example) a main synonym section, and later on a section on ''other synonyms''. I don't know. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:44, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::Indeed, we should have articles for simple words and other words, so there should eventually be an entry for ''glum'', ''lugubrious'' and whatever else you can come up with. However, a typical user who is looking up the word ''sad'', will not benefit from ''glum''. The user who looks up ''glum'', on the other hand, may well benefit from being told that ''sad'' is a synonym as they will likely have no idea what ''glum'' means, but may very well understand ''sad''. ::Furthermore, you write, "we are about including information, not leaving it out." To the contrary! Knowing what to leave out is at least as important as knowing what to put in. A 20-page dictionary entry on ''run'' is neither simple nor useful. This is, after all, a dictionary, not a thesaurus or an encyclopedia. If the user who looks up ''sad'' is looking specifically for uncommon synonyms, they're using a wrench to drive in a nail.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:58, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::*Well how else do you expect people to look for uncommon synonyms, except by starting with a common word? Perhaps we can put common synonyms right there on the page, while listing rare ones separately on a thesaurus-like page. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 07:07, 31 July 2006 (UTC) ::::If they're looking for uncommon synonyms, they should use a thesaurus, not a dictionary.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 11:27, 31 July 2006 (UTC) :::::Hey Brett, I really enjoyed your wrench-nail analogy. Kappa is referring to what EWikt has done in its Wikisaurus sub-project. We could do something similar here if people are interested in the idea. But either way, most dictionaries include at least some synonyms, and I think we should do so, too. You have a point when you say that glum should link to sad, but not necessarily sad to glum. Maybe if we tend to limit it to the first five or so most common synonyms and antonyms, it will be useful but not overboard. We can always change it later if we change our minds, etc. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:08, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ==Workshop== The following was posted by Adam Kilgarriff on the Corpora mailing list ---- LEXICOM-ASIA 2006 A Workshop in Lexicography and Lexical Computing Venue: Kowloon, Hong Kong Hosts: Language Centre, Hong Kong Univ of Science and Technology Dates: December 11th-15th, 2006 Led by Adam Kilgarriff and Michael Rundell of the Lexicography MasterClass, Lexicom is an intensive one-week workshop, with seminars on theoretical issues alternating with practical sessions at the computer. There will be some parallel 'lexicographic' and 'computational' sessions. Topics to be covered include: * corpus creation * corpus analysis: o software and corpus querying o discovering word senses, recording contextual information * writing dictionary entries * dictionary databases and writing systems * using web data Applications are invited from people with interests and experience in any of these areas. Over the last six years Lexicom has attracted 200 participants from 28 countries including lexicographers, computational linguists, professors, research students, translators, terminologists, and editors, managers and technical support staff from dictionary publishers and information management companies. The venue, HKUST, is beautifully situated on Clearwater Bay in Kowloon, only 30 minutes from central Hong Kong. To register for Lexicom, go to: http://lc.ust.hk/~centre/lexi2006/ Early registration is advised (the Workshop has been oversubscribed in previous years), and registrations received before 7th October 2006 carry a discounted fee. Further details, including reports of past events can be found at: http://www.lexmasterclass.com. Michael Rundell & Adam Kilgarriff The Lexicography MasterClass --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 13:31, 28 September 2006 (UTC) == Logo discussion == Greetings, I apologise for writing in English. There is a discussion about the logo for Wiktionary at [[meta:Wiktionary/logo]]. Please go there and help us decide. Please also put this message on your community page. Thank you. -[[meta:User:Dbmag9|Dbmag9]] (copied here from [[talk:Main Page]] by [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:39, 23 July 2006 (UTC)) == Most linked article == Is there a way to find the article with the most links? In particular, I'm interested in finding the most-linked-to article that doesn't yet exist.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 21:19, 27 July 2006 (UTC) *You need [[Special:Mostlinked]], and in particular [[Special:Wantedpages]]. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 23:03, 27 July 2006 (UTC) == Benchmarks! == I think [[now]] was the 700th. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:51, 2 August 2006 (UTC) :Congratulations, everyone! Great work. Let's keep it up. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:02, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ===750=== [[lucky]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ===800=== [[benefit]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:27, 14 August 2006 (UTC) ===900=== [[legislation]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:21, 12 September 2006 (UTC) ===Almost 1000=== A virtual beer to the user who adds the 1000th word!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 20:03, 3 November 2006 (UTC) : [[brush]]! Hooray! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 03:35, 7 November 2006 (UTC) ::Make it two beers! Well done, PTO!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:23, 8 November 2006 (UTC) == A different idea == I recently had an idea for a sort of word rating system. This would show the SE user how difficult/complicated the word is considered by native speakers, and perhaps even include an easier and/or more challenging (for the basic words) alternative. I'm thinking of a kind of thermometer look, maybe up in the right-hand corner. It would have something like four or five degrees, including: basic or easy (from the BE850, words like [[do]], [[cold]], and [[woman]]), fairly basic or fairly easy (BE1500 or so, words like [[sink]], [[math]], and [[trust]]), medium or intermediate (about regular conversation level, somewhat less common than BE1500, words like [[complete]], [[freezing]], and [[feminine]]), fairly advanced or fairly hard (more complex or difficult a concept or term, words like [[nondescript]], [[anthropology]], and [[uncharacteristic]]), and advanced or hard (for jargon and other much less common words such as [[sodium benzoate]], [[sesquipedalian]], and [[indefatigable]]). We can tweak these levels or add new ones if/when we feel they are warranted. What do you all think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 10:07, 3 August 2006 (UTC) :I think it's a good idea, but I think basing it on BE is a bad idea, no matter how much you like BE. BE was not intended to choose the most simple or frequent words, but to bring together a list of words that would be sufficient to communicate any idea. Instead, I think we should base it on frequency counts, in the same way that the [http://www.longman.com/ldoce/ Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English] does. I think that using [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/nation.aspx Paul Nation]'s word counts would be a great place to start. He counts 'word families', so that ''run'', ''running'', ''runner'', etc. are all counted together. His counts are broken into 1000-word bands and are [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/range%20BNC.zip available] for free.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ::Though different organizations have different frequency counts, I think the idea is a sound one, and I think that there are many other word lists which would do a better job than BE. The only reason I've stuck with BE this long is because it was already there, and fairly convenient, not to mention a good place to start creating words. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 02:28, 14 August 2006 (UTC) :::I asked Paul Nation, and he wrote, "The lists are freely available for whoever wants to use them." Have a look.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:09, 15 August 2006 (UTC) ::::After looking at the BNC spoken frequency lists, I think you're right. I much prefer the way that these lists are set up, and it is nice to see not only the word but all its variations. I think it is much better. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 01:40, 24 August 2006 (UTC) == Move to [[Wiktionary talk:Simple talk]]? == I just want to throw up the idea of moving this page to the Wiktionary talk namespace. The advantage is that when editing a talk page [[MediaWiki:Talkpagetext]] is shown to the user. It would also leave this page open for FaQ's or something. Just an idea. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 14:55, 5 August 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for your input, Gerard. Nice to know you're still around every once in a while. You have a valid point about the talk page text being shown at the top of the page. It might be worth it to move it. However, I don't really care for the FAQ idea personally. It is supposed to be a simple *talk* page, so it should be something related to talk, even if it just redirects to its own talk page or explains how simple talk works. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 00:46, 24 August 2006 (UTC) ==Survivors?== I decided to come here and help out the project, after I saw the request for deletion at Meta. Personally, I would hate to see a project with this much potential die. <br><br> So, my question. How many regularly editing people are left? I noticed that a bureaucrat and two administrators haven't edited in a fairly long time, with the only admin exception seeming to be Cromwellt. Just give a shout here, I suppose. Thanks! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 21:49, 17 October 2006 (UTC) :Very few it seems, although I don't think ''left'' is the right word. There don't ever appear to have been many contributing memebers. Welcome though. Could I suggest you try to avoid difficult words in your definitions? For example, for ''approval'', you wrote "Formal permission or sanction." both words are less common than the word you're defining, and ''sanction'' is significantly less common. Just a suggestion. The participation is appreciated, though.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:30, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the suggestion. I used the word "left" because I had spent a while reading talk archives. This place seemed to be a lot more active back in Febuary. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 01:54, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ==Word of the Day== It seems the WotD has effectively died. Should we destroy the category/template for the word of the day as well? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 23:46, 25 October 2006 (UTC) Yes. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:13, 27 October 2006 (UTC) == Vote to delete == I ended to vote to close this project on Meta. It has gone on long enough and is going nowhere fast. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 17:35, 2 November 2006 (UTC) :thank you!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:14, 2 November 2006 (UTC) ::Ah, finally. Its about time they closed that one up. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 00:59, 3 November 2006 (UTC) :::Great news :) - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:24, 6 November 2006 (UTC) == Administrators == Are there any active administrators/bureaucrats here anymore? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 16:33, 5 November 2006 (UTC) :Not really ;) [[User:h2g2bob]], our friendly bureaucrat, expressed a desire to resume contributing, but beyond that, the admins have been largely inactive. - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 16:46, 10 November 2006 (UTC) == Interwiki link == How do you link to Simple Witionary from another wiki project?--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:38, 8 November 2006 (UTC) :Either <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>; if you're on a Simple English project, use <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or, if you're on a Wiktionary, use <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 12:19, 9 November 2006 (UTC) == MediaWiki:Common.css == Hi, can we import some styles (specifically the <tt>messagebox</tt> class, and maybe some of its subclasses as well) from [[:w:MediaWiki:Common.css]] into [[MediaWiki:Common.css]]? This is purely for cosmetic reasons, but some of the templates that we have (including [[Template:Delete]]) use the <tt>messagebox</tt> class, which is not defined here. (P.S. This requires an admin) Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 16:40, 10 November 2006 (UTC) :I have gone ahead and asked for a temporary +sysop on meta, and have imported all CSS classes from the Simple English Wikipedia (with the exception of CommonsTicker-related styles). Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:19, 18 November 2006 (UTC) == Example sentences == In a dictionary such as this, I think it's important that the example sentences actually ''exemplify'' the use of a defined word rather than simply include it. Consider the following examples: #''There was a '''book''' on the table.'' #''He finished reading, closed the '''book''', and put it down.'' In the first sentence, '''book''' could be almost anything, animate or inanimate, of a size suitable for being on tables. The second sentence, in contrast, shows that '''book''' is related to reading and that it can be held and closed. This second sentence exemplifies '''book''', while the first simply uses it. We should also try to exemplify the syntactic properties of defined words. '''Notwithstanding''', for instance, is an unusual preposition in that it can appear after the noun. Thus, examples showing both pre- and post-noun usage would be useful. Similarly, nouns that have both countable and uncountable senses should have example sentences showing these. And so on. Finally, it would also be good to try to identify and show strong [[:en:collocation | collocations]]. Some good tools for this are [http://193.133.140.102/JustTheWord/ Just the Word] and Mark Davies's [http://view.byu.edu/ VIEW] interface to the [[w:British_National_Corpus|BNC]]. These can also provide authentic example sentences. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 00:32, 11 November 2006 (UTC) == Question == Who is father of Education ''<small>—This unsigned comment was added by</small>''<small> [[User:164.100.216.2|164.100.216.2]] ([[User talk:164.100.216.2|talk]] • [[Special:Contributions/164.100.216.2|contribs]]) 07:48, 16 November 2006 (UTC{{{3|}}})</small> :Hi, this is a forum for discussing topics related to the Simple English Wiktionary. Perhaps you could try looking for information on the [[:w:Main Page|Simple English Wikipedia]], or the [[:w:en:Main Page|English Wikipedia]]. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 15:50, 17 November 2006 (UTC) ::I'm a native English speaker and I don't know the answer to your question. Put your question on [[Wiktionary:Requested definitions]]. Also say on that page where you saw those words being used. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:39, 25 November 2006 (UTC) == Edit buttons gone == What happened to our edit buttons? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 14:30, 25 November 2006 (UTC) :Edit buttons? - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 14:32, 25 November 2006 (UTC) == Pictures == My idea: all nouns need pictures in the definitions. Writers need ideas about copyright and about finding pictures. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 19:55, 25 November 2006 (UTC) I did it! I put a picture in! See [[wire]]. I think all definitions need pictures. Is that good? Did I do it right? I found the picture in Wikimedia Commons. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 20:37, 26 November 2006 (UTC) :Well done! Many nouns already have pictures with them. Many other nouns, however, are too abstract for a picture. Put one in where it makes sense. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:18, 27 November 2006 (UTC) 12804 2006-11-27T02:33:58Z Brett 77 /* Edit buttons gone */ '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |}__NEWSECTIONLINK__ ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some countries, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) ==Category capitalization== Shall categories begin with upper cases or not? I am asking this because I have found different uses of upper and lower cases at [[Special:Categories]].--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 13:36, 14 April 2006 (UTC) :I had the same question a while back, though I asked it somewhere else. I think that categories should all be lowercase unless they are proper nouns, so that they work just like the entry titles. I'd say that you can go ahead an [[Wiktionary:Be bold|boldly]] change it, and if someone doesn't like it or has a better idea, they can change it back. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:33, 18 April 2006 (UTC) :If you do change it, don't forget to change the templates that refer to those categories, so that they put the words in the new place. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:22, 20 April 2006 (UTC) ::I see that [[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] has not worked on (or at least has not completed) changing the categories. I have completely changed my mind regarding them. The reason that articles in the (main) namespace are lowercase is to show the word as it is really meant to be and to distinguish between proper names and other words. This does not apply to categories or appendices (I just created the first appendix, [[:Appendix:Prepositions]]), though it should still apply to templates so that we don't have to type a capital letter every time we insert a template. Categories and appendices are ''groups'' of these words, and so should be capitalized regularly, just as they are in other projects. I am changing categories accordingly. Other thoughts? As I mentioned above, if we decide I'm wrong, we can boldly change it back. :) Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:54, 15 May 2006 (UTC) :::Hello. I have not been here until now as I was too busy administering other Wiki sites. As I am now an admin at eight Wiki sites, I am unsure how often I will come here. Article names at Wiktionary should not be automatically upper cases, but for categories, I do not really mind whether upper or lower cases. In case you want to talk to me but I am inactive here, I suggest leaving a message at my talk page at Wiktionary, Wikipedia, or Wikisource in English version that I administer.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:55, 4 November 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == WikiReader == What do we think about publishing a WikiReader with the BE850 and BE1500? I'd be happy to do most of the work behind it (exporting to PDF, managing download site etc). [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 12:00, 19 May 2006 (UTC) :I'm thinking we should probably have them mostly done before we worry about that, but other than that, sound good. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 19:03, 23 May 2006 (UTC) == Translations == Other Wiktionaries add translations for words into other languages. SEWiktionary is meant to give definitions of English words using simple English, so if we did add translations, we would not include those other words here, but only link to other wiktionaries. For example, if we translated "heavy" (meaning having a lot of weight), the Spanish is "pesado." We might link to the English Wiktionary page on [[:en:pesado]] or to the Spanish Wiktionary [[:es:pesado]]. These would be interwiki links, but under a translation section, not an "in other languages" sidebar interwiki, since each meaning should be translated separately. I think there are pros and cons to this idea. The pros are that our focus audience are people who are do not know much English, and many of them only know it as a second language, so a translation into their own language could be quite useful. The cons are that we are focused on English words. A translation would be a distraction from our focus. Also, that niche is already filled by the English Wiktionary. I think our focus should stay firmly fixed on simple English definitions of English words. Feel free to comment. We'll do what the community decides, of course. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:08, 21 May 2006 (UTC) :I suppose that this simple English Wiktionary is for definitions from simple English to simple English only, right? This should be good enough since more complex contents should go to regular English Wiktionary.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:58, 4 November 2006 (UTC) ::Simple English Wikipedia pages need to use some hard English words. I think Simple English Wiktionary needs definitions in simple English for those hard English words. It also needs definitions in simple English for simple English words. I think it's a good idea to link to English Wiktionary for translations. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:46, 25 November 2006 (UTC) ::Question: the word "kind": is it a noun in simple English? or an adjective? or both? How do we know or decide these questions? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:46, 25 November 2006 (UTC) :::Both. Word classes do not change in simple English. Does this answer your question? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:16, 27 November 2006 (UTC) == Etymologies/word histories == Another thing that has come up is the question of etymologies. English Wiktionary and others show the etymology of each word, and tend to have the earlier forms as separate entries. Because we are focused on English words (that is, Modern English), we would not include those early forms separately, but we could include unlinked word origins/etymologies. Again, there are pros and cons. Etymologies could be difficult to understand for someone who doesn't know much English. Additionally, they are not our focus, and could be a distraction. Plus, English Wiktionary already does that more effectively. On the other hand, I think it is cool to show where words come from, and this can help people understand why a word is spelled a particular way, I think. English orthography is one of the hardest parts of learning English, but knowing where a word comes from helps significantly in understanding its orthography (spelling). That said, teaching English is not our goal here, any more than it is the goal of Simple English Wikipedia. We are writing a dictionary here, not an English 101 textbook. If people use us to learn English, that is their own choice, but it is not our focus. I guess I could go either way on this one. I tentatively '''support''' adding etymologies to words. What do all of you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:16, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == How detailed do we go? == In articles such as that for [[sad]], some users have obvioulsy gone to a great deal of trouble to flesh out all sorts of synonyms, related words, etc. Unfortunately, few of the words are very simple (or even useful. For example, on the [[sad]] page we have ''glum'' as a synonym.) I think this kind of detail needs to be pared back to avoid being overwhelming to English language learners. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:26, 16 July 2006 (UTC) :Yeah, I was the one who put all those synonyms and antonyms on there. I still think it is useful, and it is obvious that they are synonyms, etc. by their placement, but I guess I did go a little overboard. But this wiktionary should not be limited to Simple English words. It should include all English words, but the definitions should be limited to simple English. People may find the word [[glum]] and wonder what it means, but not be able to understand the English Wiktionary definition. We need that entry here, and its connection to [[sad]] seems very logical. I think [[lugubrious]] should be cut out sooner than [[glum]]. Limiting the synonyms and antonyms may be useful in some ways, but we are about including information, not leaving it out. We might even want to include (for example) a main synonym section, and later on a section on ''other synonyms''. I don't know. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:44, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::Indeed, we should have articles for simple words and other words, so there should eventually be an entry for ''glum'', ''lugubrious'' and whatever else you can come up with. However, a typical user who is looking up the word ''sad'', will not benefit from ''glum''. The user who looks up ''glum'', on the other hand, may well benefit from being told that ''sad'' is a synonym as they will likely have no idea what ''glum'' means, but may very well understand ''sad''. ::Furthermore, you write, "we are about including information, not leaving it out." To the contrary! Knowing what to leave out is at least as important as knowing what to put in. A 20-page dictionary entry on ''run'' is neither simple nor useful. This is, after all, a dictionary, not a thesaurus or an encyclopedia. If the user who looks up ''sad'' is looking specifically for uncommon synonyms, they're using a wrench to drive in a nail.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:58, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::*Well how else do you expect people to look for uncommon synonyms, except by starting with a common word? Perhaps we can put common synonyms right there on the page, while listing rare ones separately on a thesaurus-like page. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 07:07, 31 July 2006 (UTC) ::::If they're looking for uncommon synonyms, they should use a thesaurus, not a dictionary.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 11:27, 31 July 2006 (UTC) :::::Hey Brett, I really enjoyed your wrench-nail analogy. Kappa is referring to what EWikt has done in its Wikisaurus sub-project. We could do something similar here if people are interested in the idea. But either way, most dictionaries include at least some synonyms, and I think we should do so, too. You have a point when you say that glum should link to sad, but not necessarily sad to glum. Maybe if we tend to limit it to the first five or so most common synonyms and antonyms, it will be useful but not overboard. We can always change it later if we change our minds, etc. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:08, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ==Workshop== The following was posted by Adam Kilgarriff on the Corpora mailing list ---- LEXICOM-ASIA 2006 A Workshop in Lexicography and Lexical Computing Venue: Kowloon, Hong Kong Hosts: Language Centre, Hong Kong Univ of Science and Technology Dates: December 11th-15th, 2006 Led by Adam Kilgarriff and Michael Rundell of the Lexicography MasterClass, Lexicom is an intensive one-week workshop, with seminars on theoretical issues alternating with practical sessions at the computer. There will be some parallel 'lexicographic' and 'computational' sessions. Topics to be covered include: * corpus creation * corpus analysis: o software and corpus querying o discovering word senses, recording contextual information * writing dictionary entries * dictionary databases and writing systems * using web data Applications are invited from people with interests and experience in any of these areas. Over the last six years Lexicom has attracted 200 participants from 28 countries including lexicographers, computational linguists, professors, research students, translators, terminologists, and editors, managers and technical support staff from dictionary publishers and information management companies. The venue, HKUST, is beautifully situated on Clearwater Bay in Kowloon, only 30 minutes from central Hong Kong. To register for Lexicom, go to: http://lc.ust.hk/~centre/lexi2006/ Early registration is advised (the Workshop has been oversubscribed in previous years), and registrations received before 7th October 2006 carry a discounted fee. Further details, including reports of past events can be found at: http://www.lexmasterclass.com. Michael Rundell & Adam Kilgarriff The Lexicography MasterClass --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 13:31, 28 September 2006 (UTC) == Logo discussion == Greetings, I apologise for writing in English. There is a discussion about the logo for Wiktionary at [[meta:Wiktionary/logo]]. Please go there and help us decide. Please also put this message on your community page. Thank you. -[[meta:User:Dbmag9|Dbmag9]] (copied here from [[talk:Main Page]] by [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:39, 23 July 2006 (UTC)) == Most linked article == Is there a way to find the article with the most links? In particular, I'm interested in finding the most-linked-to article that doesn't yet exist.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 21:19, 27 July 2006 (UTC) *You need [[Special:Mostlinked]], and in particular [[Special:Wantedpages]]. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 23:03, 27 July 2006 (UTC) == Benchmarks! == I think [[now]] was the 700th. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:51, 2 August 2006 (UTC) :Congratulations, everyone! Great work. Let's keep it up. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:02, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ===750=== [[lucky]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ===800=== [[benefit]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:27, 14 August 2006 (UTC) ===900=== [[legislation]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:21, 12 September 2006 (UTC) ===Almost 1000=== A virtual beer to the user who adds the 1000th word!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 20:03, 3 November 2006 (UTC) : [[brush]]! Hooray! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 03:35, 7 November 2006 (UTC) ::Make it two beers! Well done, PTO!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:23, 8 November 2006 (UTC) == A different idea == I recently had an idea for a sort of word rating system. This would show the SE user how difficult/complicated the word is considered by native speakers, and perhaps even include an easier and/or more challenging (for the basic words) alternative. I'm thinking of a kind of thermometer look, maybe up in the right-hand corner. It would have something like four or five degrees, including: basic or easy (from the BE850, words like [[do]], [[cold]], and [[woman]]), fairly basic or fairly easy (BE1500 or so, words like [[sink]], [[math]], and [[trust]]), medium or intermediate (about regular conversation level, somewhat less common than BE1500, words like [[complete]], [[freezing]], and [[feminine]]), fairly advanced or fairly hard (more complex or difficult a concept or term, words like [[nondescript]], [[anthropology]], and [[uncharacteristic]]), and advanced or hard (for jargon and other much less common words such as [[sodium benzoate]], [[sesquipedalian]], and [[indefatigable]]). We can tweak these levels or add new ones if/when we feel they are warranted. What do you all think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 10:07, 3 August 2006 (UTC) :I think it's a good idea, but I think basing it on BE is a bad idea, no matter how much you like BE. BE was not intended to choose the most simple or frequent words, but to bring together a list of words that would be sufficient to communicate any idea. Instead, I think we should base it on frequency counts, in the same way that the [http://www.longman.com/ldoce/ Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English] does. I think that using [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/nation.aspx Paul Nation]'s word counts would be a great place to start. He counts 'word families', so that ''run'', ''running'', ''runner'', etc. are all counted together. His counts are broken into 1000-word bands and are [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/range%20BNC.zip available] for free.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ::Though different organizations have different frequency counts, I think the idea is a sound one, and I think that there are many other word lists which would do a better job than BE. The only reason I've stuck with BE this long is because it was already there, and fairly convenient, not to mention a good place to start creating words. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 02:28, 14 August 2006 (UTC) :::I asked Paul Nation, and he wrote, "The lists are freely available for whoever wants to use them." Have a look.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:09, 15 August 2006 (UTC) ::::After looking at the BNC spoken frequency lists, I think you're right. I much prefer the way that these lists are set up, and it is nice to see not only the word but all its variations. I think it is much better. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 01:40, 24 August 2006 (UTC) == Move to [[Wiktionary talk:Simple talk]]? == I just want to throw up the idea of moving this page to the Wiktionary talk namespace. The advantage is that when editing a talk page [[MediaWiki:Talkpagetext]] is shown to the user. It would also leave this page open for FaQ's or something. Just an idea. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 14:55, 5 August 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for your input, Gerard. Nice to know you're still around every once in a while. You have a valid point about the talk page text being shown at the top of the page. It might be worth it to move it. However, I don't really care for the FAQ idea personally. It is supposed to be a simple *talk* page, so it should be something related to talk, even if it just redirects to its own talk page or explains how simple talk works. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 00:46, 24 August 2006 (UTC) ==Survivors?== I decided to come here and help out the project, after I saw the request for deletion at Meta. Personally, I would hate to see a project with this much potential die. <br><br> So, my question. How many regularly editing people are left? I noticed that a bureaucrat and two administrators haven't edited in a fairly long time, with the only admin exception seeming to be Cromwellt. Just give a shout here, I suppose. Thanks! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 21:49, 17 October 2006 (UTC) :Very few it seems, although I don't think ''left'' is the right word. There don't ever appear to have been many contributing memebers. Welcome though. Could I suggest you try to avoid difficult words in your definitions? For example, for ''approval'', you wrote "Formal permission or sanction." both words are less common than the word you're defining, and ''sanction'' is significantly less common. Just a suggestion. The participation is appreciated, though.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:30, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the suggestion. I used the word "left" because I had spent a while reading talk archives. This place seemed to be a lot more active back in Febuary. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 01:54, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ==Word of the Day== It seems the WotD has effectively died. Should we destroy the category/template for the word of the day as well? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 23:46, 25 October 2006 (UTC) Yes. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:13, 27 October 2006 (UTC) == Vote to delete == I ended to vote to close this project on Meta. It has gone on long enough and is going nowhere fast. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 17:35, 2 November 2006 (UTC) :thank you!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:14, 2 November 2006 (UTC) ::Ah, finally. Its about time they closed that one up. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 00:59, 3 November 2006 (UTC) :::Great news :) - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:24, 6 November 2006 (UTC) == Administrators == Are there any active administrators/bureaucrats here anymore? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 16:33, 5 November 2006 (UTC) :Not really ;) [[User:h2g2bob]], our friendly bureaucrat, expressed a desire to resume contributing, but beyond that, the admins have been largely inactive. - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 16:46, 10 November 2006 (UTC) == Interwiki link == How do you link to Simple Witionary from another wiki project?--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:38, 8 November 2006 (UTC) :Either <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>; if you're on a Simple English project, use <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or, if you're on a Wiktionary, use <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 12:19, 9 November 2006 (UTC) == MediaWiki:Common.css == Hi, can we import some styles (specifically the <tt>messagebox</tt> class, and maybe some of its subclasses as well) from [[:w:MediaWiki:Common.css]] into [[MediaWiki:Common.css]]? This is purely for cosmetic reasons, but some of the templates that we have (including [[Template:Delete]]) use the <tt>messagebox</tt> class, which is not defined here. (P.S. This requires an admin) Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 16:40, 10 November 2006 (UTC) :I have gone ahead and asked for a temporary +sysop on meta, and have imported all CSS classes from the Simple English Wikipedia (with the exception of CommonsTicker-related styles). Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:19, 18 November 2006 (UTC) == Example sentences == In a dictionary such as this, I think it's important that the example sentences actually ''exemplify'' the use of a defined word rather than simply include it. Consider the following examples: #''There was a '''book''' on the table.'' #''He finished reading, closed the '''book''', and put it down.'' In the first sentence, '''book''' could be almost anything, animate or inanimate, of a size suitable for being on tables. The second sentence, in contrast, shows that '''book''' is related to reading and that it can be held and closed. This second sentence exemplifies '''book''', while the first simply uses it. We should also try to exemplify the syntactic properties of defined words. '''Notwithstanding''', for instance, is an unusual preposition in that it can appear after the noun. Thus, examples showing both pre- and post-noun usage would be useful. Similarly, nouns that have both countable and uncountable senses should have example sentences showing these. And so on. Finally, it would also be good to try to identify and show strong [[:en:collocation | collocations]]. Some good tools for this are [http://193.133.140.102/JustTheWord/ Just the Word] and Mark Davies's [http://view.byu.edu/ VIEW] interface to the [[w:British_National_Corpus|BNC]]. These can also provide authentic example sentences. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 00:32, 11 November 2006 (UTC) == Question == Who is father of Education ''<small>—This unsigned comment was added by</small>''<small> [[User:164.100.216.2|164.100.216.2]] ([[User talk:164.100.216.2|talk]] • [[Special:Contributions/164.100.216.2|contribs]]) 07:48, 16 November 2006 (UTC{{{3|}}})</small> :Hi, this is a forum for discussing topics related to the Simple English Wiktionary. Perhaps you could try looking for information on the [[:w:Main Page|Simple English Wikipedia]], or the [[:w:en:Main Page|English Wikipedia]]. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 15:50, 17 November 2006 (UTC) ::I'm a native English speaker and I don't know the answer to your question. Put your question on [[Wiktionary:Requested definitions]]. Also say on that page where you saw those words being used. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:39, 25 November 2006 (UTC) == Edit buttons gone == What happened to our edit buttons? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 14:30, 25 November 2006 (UTC) :Edit buttons? - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 14:32, 25 November 2006 (UTC) ::I don't know what to call them. When you were editing something, there was a row of buttons at the top of the edit window: bold, italics, math, signatures, etc. They're not there anymore. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:33, 27 November 2006 (UTC) == Pictures == My idea: all nouns need pictures in the definitions. Writers need ideas about copyright and about finding pictures. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 19:55, 25 November 2006 (UTC) I did it! I put a picture in! See [[wire]]. I think all definitions need pictures. Is that good? Did I do it right? I found the picture in Wikimedia Commons. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 20:37, 26 November 2006 (UTC) :Well done! Many nouns already have pictures with them. Many other nouns, however, are too abstract for a picture. Put one in where it makes sense. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:18, 27 November 2006 (UTC) 12821 2006-11-27T04:06:22Z Coppertwig 139 /* Pictures */ question re formatting page with pictures '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |}__NEWSECTIONLINK__ ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some countries, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) ==Category capitalization== Shall categories begin with upper cases or not? I am asking this because I have found different uses of upper and lower cases at [[Special:Categories]].--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 13:36, 14 April 2006 (UTC) :I had the same question a while back, though I asked it somewhere else. I think that categories should all be lowercase unless they are proper nouns, so that they work just like the entry titles. I'd say that you can go ahead an [[Wiktionary:Be bold|boldly]] change it, and if someone doesn't like it or has a better idea, they can change it back. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:33, 18 April 2006 (UTC) :If you do change it, don't forget to change the templates that refer to those categories, so that they put the words in the new place. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:22, 20 April 2006 (UTC) ::I see that [[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] has not worked on (or at least has not completed) changing the categories. I have completely changed my mind regarding them. The reason that articles in the (main) namespace are lowercase is to show the word as it is really meant to be and to distinguish between proper names and other words. This does not apply to categories or appendices (I just created the first appendix, [[:Appendix:Prepositions]]), though it should still apply to templates so that we don't have to type a capital letter every time we insert a template. Categories and appendices are ''groups'' of these words, and so should be capitalized regularly, just as they are in other projects. I am changing categories accordingly. Other thoughts? As I mentioned above, if we decide I'm wrong, we can boldly change it back. :) Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:54, 15 May 2006 (UTC) :::Hello. I have not been here until now as I was too busy administering other Wiki sites. As I am now an admin at eight Wiki sites, I am unsure how often I will come here. Article names at Wiktionary should not be automatically upper cases, but for categories, I do not really mind whether upper or lower cases. In case you want to talk to me but I am inactive here, I suggest leaving a message at my talk page at Wiktionary, Wikipedia, or Wikisource in English version that I administer.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:55, 4 November 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == WikiReader == What do we think about publishing a WikiReader with the BE850 and BE1500? I'd be happy to do most of the work behind it (exporting to PDF, managing download site etc). [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 12:00, 19 May 2006 (UTC) :I'm thinking we should probably have them mostly done before we worry about that, but other than that, sound good. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 19:03, 23 May 2006 (UTC) == Translations == Other Wiktionaries add translations for words into other languages. SEWiktionary is meant to give definitions of English words using simple English, so if we did add translations, we would not include those other words here, but only link to other wiktionaries. For example, if we translated "heavy" (meaning having a lot of weight), the Spanish is "pesado." We might link to the English Wiktionary page on [[:en:pesado]] or to the Spanish Wiktionary [[:es:pesado]]. These would be interwiki links, but under a translation section, not an "in other languages" sidebar interwiki, since each meaning should be translated separately. I think there are pros and cons to this idea. The pros are that our focus audience are people who are do not know much English, and many of them only know it as a second language, so a translation into their own language could be quite useful. The cons are that we are focused on English words. A translation would be a distraction from our focus. Also, that niche is already filled by the English Wiktionary. I think our focus should stay firmly fixed on simple English definitions of English words. Feel free to comment. We'll do what the community decides, of course. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:08, 21 May 2006 (UTC) :I suppose that this simple English Wiktionary is for definitions from simple English to simple English only, right? This should be good enough since more complex contents should go to regular English Wiktionary.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:58, 4 November 2006 (UTC) ::Simple English Wikipedia pages need to use some hard English words. I think Simple English Wiktionary needs definitions in simple English for those hard English words. It also needs definitions in simple English for simple English words. I think it's a good idea to link to English Wiktionary for translations. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:46, 25 November 2006 (UTC) ::Question: the word "kind": is it a noun in simple English? or an adjective? or both? How do we know or decide these questions? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:46, 25 November 2006 (UTC) :::Both. Word classes do not change in simple English. Does this answer your question? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:16, 27 November 2006 (UTC) == Etymologies/word histories == Another thing that has come up is the question of etymologies. English Wiktionary and others show the etymology of each word, and tend to have the earlier forms as separate entries. Because we are focused on English words (that is, Modern English), we would not include those early forms separately, but we could include unlinked word origins/etymologies. Again, there are pros and cons. Etymologies could be difficult to understand for someone who doesn't know much English. Additionally, they are not our focus, and could be a distraction. Plus, English Wiktionary already does that more effectively. On the other hand, I think it is cool to show where words come from, and this can help people understand why a word is spelled a particular way, I think. English orthography is one of the hardest parts of learning English, but knowing where a word comes from helps significantly in understanding its orthography (spelling). That said, teaching English is not our goal here, any more than it is the goal of Simple English Wikipedia. We are writing a dictionary here, not an English 101 textbook. If people use us to learn English, that is their own choice, but it is not our focus. I guess I could go either way on this one. I tentatively '''support''' adding etymologies to words. What do all of you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:16, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == How detailed do we go? == In articles such as that for [[sad]], some users have obvioulsy gone to a great deal of trouble to flesh out all sorts of synonyms, related words, etc. Unfortunately, few of the words are very simple (or even useful. For example, on the [[sad]] page we have ''glum'' as a synonym.) I think this kind of detail needs to be pared back to avoid being overwhelming to English language learners. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:26, 16 July 2006 (UTC) :Yeah, I was the one who put all those synonyms and antonyms on there. I still think it is useful, and it is obvious that they are synonyms, etc. by their placement, but I guess I did go a little overboard. But this wiktionary should not be limited to Simple English words. It should include all English words, but the definitions should be limited to simple English. People may find the word [[glum]] and wonder what it means, but not be able to understand the English Wiktionary definition. We need that entry here, and its connection to [[sad]] seems very logical. I think [[lugubrious]] should be cut out sooner than [[glum]]. Limiting the synonyms and antonyms may be useful in some ways, but we are about including information, not leaving it out. We might even want to include (for example) a main synonym section, and later on a section on ''other synonyms''. I don't know. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:44, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::Indeed, we should have articles for simple words and other words, so there should eventually be an entry for ''glum'', ''lugubrious'' and whatever else you can come up with. However, a typical user who is looking up the word ''sad'', will not benefit from ''glum''. The user who looks up ''glum'', on the other hand, may well benefit from being told that ''sad'' is a synonym as they will likely have no idea what ''glum'' means, but may very well understand ''sad''. ::Furthermore, you write, "we are about including information, not leaving it out." To the contrary! Knowing what to leave out is at least as important as knowing what to put in. A 20-page dictionary entry on ''run'' is neither simple nor useful. This is, after all, a dictionary, not a thesaurus or an encyclopedia. If the user who looks up ''sad'' is looking specifically for uncommon synonyms, they're using a wrench to drive in a nail.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:58, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::*Well how else do you expect people to look for uncommon synonyms, except by starting with a common word? Perhaps we can put common synonyms right there on the page, while listing rare ones separately on a thesaurus-like page. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 07:07, 31 July 2006 (UTC) ::::If they're looking for uncommon synonyms, they should use a thesaurus, not a dictionary.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 11:27, 31 July 2006 (UTC) :::::Hey Brett, I really enjoyed your wrench-nail analogy. Kappa is referring to what EWikt has done in its Wikisaurus sub-project. We could do something similar here if people are interested in the idea. But either way, most dictionaries include at least some synonyms, and I think we should do so, too. You have a point when you say that glum should link to sad, but not necessarily sad to glum. Maybe if we tend to limit it to the first five or so most common synonyms and antonyms, it will be useful but not overboard. We can always change it later if we change our minds, etc. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:08, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ==Workshop== The following was posted by Adam Kilgarriff on the Corpora mailing list ---- LEXICOM-ASIA 2006 A Workshop in Lexicography and Lexical Computing Venue: Kowloon, Hong Kong Hosts: Language Centre, Hong Kong Univ of Science and Technology Dates: December 11th-15th, 2006 Led by Adam Kilgarriff and Michael Rundell of the Lexicography MasterClass, Lexicom is an intensive one-week workshop, with seminars on theoretical issues alternating with practical sessions at the computer. There will be some parallel 'lexicographic' and 'computational' sessions. Topics to be covered include: * corpus creation * corpus analysis: o software and corpus querying o discovering word senses, recording contextual information * writing dictionary entries * dictionary databases and writing systems * using web data Applications are invited from people with interests and experience in any of these areas. Over the last six years Lexicom has attracted 200 participants from 28 countries including lexicographers, computational linguists, professors, research students, translators, terminologists, and editors, managers and technical support staff from dictionary publishers and information management companies. The venue, HKUST, is beautifully situated on Clearwater Bay in Kowloon, only 30 minutes from central Hong Kong. To register for Lexicom, go to: http://lc.ust.hk/~centre/lexi2006/ Early registration is advised (the Workshop has been oversubscribed in previous years), and registrations received before 7th October 2006 carry a discounted fee. Further details, including reports of past events can be found at: http://www.lexmasterclass.com. Michael Rundell & Adam Kilgarriff The Lexicography MasterClass --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 13:31, 28 September 2006 (UTC) == Logo discussion == Greetings, I apologise for writing in English. There is a discussion about the logo for Wiktionary at [[meta:Wiktionary/logo]]. Please go there and help us decide. Please also put this message on your community page. Thank you. -[[meta:User:Dbmag9|Dbmag9]] (copied here from [[talk:Main Page]] by [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:39, 23 July 2006 (UTC)) == Most linked article == Is there a way to find the article with the most links? In particular, I'm interested in finding the most-linked-to article that doesn't yet exist.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 21:19, 27 July 2006 (UTC) *You need [[Special:Mostlinked]], and in particular [[Special:Wantedpages]]. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 23:03, 27 July 2006 (UTC) == Benchmarks! == I think [[now]] was the 700th. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:51, 2 August 2006 (UTC) :Congratulations, everyone! Great work. Let's keep it up. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:02, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ===750=== [[lucky]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ===800=== [[benefit]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:27, 14 August 2006 (UTC) ===900=== [[legislation]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:21, 12 September 2006 (UTC) ===Almost 1000=== A virtual beer to the user who adds the 1000th word!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 20:03, 3 November 2006 (UTC) : [[brush]]! Hooray! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 03:35, 7 November 2006 (UTC) ::Make it two beers! Well done, PTO!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:23, 8 November 2006 (UTC) == A different idea == I recently had an idea for a sort of word rating system. This would show the SE user how difficult/complicated the word is considered by native speakers, and perhaps even include an easier and/or more challenging (for the basic words) alternative. I'm thinking of a kind of thermometer look, maybe up in the right-hand corner. It would have something like four or five degrees, including: basic or easy (from the BE850, words like [[do]], [[cold]], and [[woman]]), fairly basic or fairly easy (BE1500 or so, words like [[sink]], [[math]], and [[trust]]), medium or intermediate (about regular conversation level, somewhat less common than BE1500, words like [[complete]], [[freezing]], and [[feminine]]), fairly advanced or fairly hard (more complex or difficult a concept or term, words like [[nondescript]], [[anthropology]], and [[uncharacteristic]]), and advanced or hard (for jargon and other much less common words such as [[sodium benzoate]], [[sesquipedalian]], and [[indefatigable]]). We can tweak these levels or add new ones if/when we feel they are warranted. What do you all think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 10:07, 3 August 2006 (UTC) :I think it's a good idea, but I think basing it on BE is a bad idea, no matter how much you like BE. BE was not intended to choose the most simple or frequent words, but to bring together a list of words that would be sufficient to communicate any idea. Instead, I think we should base it on frequency counts, in the same way that the [http://www.longman.com/ldoce/ Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English] does. I think that using [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/nation.aspx Paul Nation]'s word counts would be a great place to start. He counts 'word families', so that ''run'', ''running'', ''runner'', etc. are all counted together. His counts are broken into 1000-word bands and are [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/range%20BNC.zip available] for free.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ::Though different organizations have different frequency counts, I think the idea is a sound one, and I think that there are many other word lists which would do a better job than BE. The only reason I've stuck with BE this long is because it was already there, and fairly convenient, not to mention a good place to start creating words. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 02:28, 14 August 2006 (UTC) :::I asked Paul Nation, and he wrote, "The lists are freely available for whoever wants to use them." Have a look.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:09, 15 August 2006 (UTC) ::::After looking at the BNC spoken frequency lists, I think you're right. I much prefer the way that these lists are set up, and it is nice to see not only the word but all its variations. I think it is much better. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 01:40, 24 August 2006 (UTC) == Move to [[Wiktionary talk:Simple talk]]? == I just want to throw up the idea of moving this page to the Wiktionary talk namespace. The advantage is that when editing a talk page [[MediaWiki:Talkpagetext]] is shown to the user. It would also leave this page open for FaQ's or something. Just an idea. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 14:55, 5 August 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for your input, Gerard. Nice to know you're still around every once in a while. You have a valid point about the talk page text being shown at the top of the page. It might be worth it to move it. However, I don't really care for the FAQ idea personally. It is supposed to be a simple *talk* page, so it should be something related to talk, even if it just redirects to its own talk page or explains how simple talk works. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 00:46, 24 August 2006 (UTC) ==Survivors?== I decided to come here and help out the project, after I saw the request for deletion at Meta. Personally, I would hate to see a project with this much potential die. <br><br> So, my question. How many regularly editing people are left? I noticed that a bureaucrat and two administrators haven't edited in a fairly long time, with the only admin exception seeming to be Cromwellt. Just give a shout here, I suppose. Thanks! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 21:49, 17 October 2006 (UTC) :Very few it seems, although I don't think ''left'' is the right word. There don't ever appear to have been many contributing memebers. Welcome though. Could I suggest you try to avoid difficult words in your definitions? For example, for ''approval'', you wrote "Formal permission or sanction." both words are less common than the word you're defining, and ''sanction'' is significantly less common. Just a suggestion. The participation is appreciated, though.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:30, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the suggestion. I used the word "left" because I had spent a while reading talk archives. This place seemed to be a lot more active back in Febuary. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 01:54, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ==Word of the Day== It seems the WotD has effectively died. Should we destroy the category/template for the word of the day as well? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 23:46, 25 October 2006 (UTC) Yes. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:13, 27 October 2006 (UTC) == Vote to delete == I ended to vote to close this project on Meta. It has gone on long enough and is going nowhere fast. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 17:35, 2 November 2006 (UTC) :thank you!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:14, 2 November 2006 (UTC) ::Ah, finally. Its about time they closed that one up. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 00:59, 3 November 2006 (UTC) :::Great news :) - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:24, 6 November 2006 (UTC) == Administrators == Are there any active administrators/bureaucrats here anymore? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 16:33, 5 November 2006 (UTC) :Not really ;) [[User:h2g2bob]], our friendly bureaucrat, expressed a desire to resume contributing, but beyond that, the admins have been largely inactive. - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 16:46, 10 November 2006 (UTC) == Interwiki link == How do you link to Simple Witionary from another wiki project?--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:38, 8 November 2006 (UTC) :Either <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>; if you're on a Simple English project, use <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or, if you're on a Wiktionary, use <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 12:19, 9 November 2006 (UTC) == MediaWiki:Common.css == Hi, can we import some styles (specifically the <tt>messagebox</tt> class, and maybe some of its subclasses as well) from [[:w:MediaWiki:Common.css]] into [[MediaWiki:Common.css]]? This is purely for cosmetic reasons, but some of the templates that we have (including [[Template:Delete]]) use the <tt>messagebox</tt> class, which is not defined here. (P.S. This requires an admin) Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 16:40, 10 November 2006 (UTC) :I have gone ahead and asked for a temporary +sysop on meta, and have imported all CSS classes from the Simple English Wikipedia (with the exception of CommonsTicker-related styles). Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:19, 18 November 2006 (UTC) == Example sentences == In a dictionary such as this, I think it's important that the example sentences actually ''exemplify'' the use of a defined word rather than simply include it. Consider the following examples: #''There was a '''book''' on the table.'' #''He finished reading, closed the '''book''', and put it down.'' In the first sentence, '''book''' could be almost anything, animate or inanimate, of a size suitable for being on tables. The second sentence, in contrast, shows that '''book''' is related to reading and that it can be held and closed. This second sentence exemplifies '''book''', while the first simply uses it. We should also try to exemplify the syntactic properties of defined words. '''Notwithstanding''', for instance, is an unusual preposition in that it can appear after the noun. Thus, examples showing both pre- and post-noun usage would be useful. Similarly, nouns that have both countable and uncountable senses should have example sentences showing these. And so on. Finally, it would also be good to try to identify and show strong [[:en:collocation | collocations]]. Some good tools for this are [http://193.133.140.102/JustTheWord/ Just the Word] and Mark Davies's [http://view.byu.edu/ VIEW] interface to the [[w:British_National_Corpus|BNC]]. These can also provide authentic example sentences. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 00:32, 11 November 2006 (UTC) == Question == Who is father of Education ''<small>—This unsigned comment was added by</small>''<small> [[User:164.100.216.2|164.100.216.2]] ([[User talk:164.100.216.2|talk]] • [[Special:Contributions/164.100.216.2|contribs]]) 07:48, 16 November 2006 (UTC{{{3|}}})</small> :Hi, this is a forum for discussing topics related to the Simple English Wiktionary. Perhaps you could try looking for information on the [[:w:Main Page|Simple English Wikipedia]], or the [[:w:en:Main Page|English Wikipedia]]. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 15:50, 17 November 2006 (UTC) ::I'm a native English speaker and I don't know the answer to your question. Put your question on [[Wiktionary:Requested definitions]]. Also say on that page where you saw those words being used. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:39, 25 November 2006 (UTC) == Edit buttons gone == What happened to our edit buttons? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 14:30, 25 November 2006 (UTC) :Edit buttons? - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 14:32, 25 November 2006 (UTC) ::I don't know what to call them. When you were editing something, there was a row of buttons at the top of the edit window: bold, italics, math, signatures, etc. They're not there anymore. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:33, 27 November 2006 (UTC) == Pictures == My idea: all nouns need pictures in the definitions. Writers need ideas about copyright and about finding pictures. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 19:55, 25 November 2006 (UTC) I did it! I put a picture in! See [[wire]]. I think all definitions need pictures. Is that good? Did I do it right? I found the picture in Wikimedia Commons. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 20:37, 26 November 2006 (UTC) :Well done! Many nouns already have pictures with them. Many other nouns, however, are too abstract for a picture. Put one in where it makes sense. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:18, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks. I'm having some problems formatting the pages with the pictures. I want the pictures near the top so people will see them immediately. On the page [[wave]] the picture covered some of the words. I put many "nbsp" so that it doesn't cover the words. But I think that will not work well for all browser windows. There must be a good way to do it. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 04:06, 27 November 2006 (UTC) 12836 2006-11-27T05:03:49Z Coppertwig 139 /* Pictures */ moving picture '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |}__NEWSECTIONLINK__ ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some countries, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) ==Category capitalization== Shall categories begin with upper cases or not? I am asking this because I have found different uses of upper and lower cases at [[Special:Categories]].--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 13:36, 14 April 2006 (UTC) :I had the same question a while back, though I asked it somewhere else. I think that categories should all be lowercase unless they are proper nouns, so that they work just like the entry titles. I'd say that you can go ahead an [[Wiktionary:Be bold|boldly]] change it, and if someone doesn't like it or has a better idea, they can change it back. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:33, 18 April 2006 (UTC) :If you do change it, don't forget to change the templates that refer to those categories, so that they put the words in the new place. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:22, 20 April 2006 (UTC) ::I see that [[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] has not worked on (or at least has not completed) changing the categories. I have completely changed my mind regarding them. The reason that articles in the (main) namespace are lowercase is to show the word as it is really meant to be and to distinguish between proper names and other words. This does not apply to categories or appendices (I just created the first appendix, [[:Appendix:Prepositions]]), though it should still apply to templates so that we don't have to type a capital letter every time we insert a template. Categories and appendices are ''groups'' of these words, and so should be capitalized regularly, just as they are in other projects. I am changing categories accordingly. Other thoughts? As I mentioned above, if we decide I'm wrong, we can boldly change it back. :) Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:54, 15 May 2006 (UTC) :::Hello. I have not been here until now as I was too busy administering other Wiki sites. As I am now an admin at eight Wiki sites, I am unsure how often I will come here. Article names at Wiktionary should not be automatically upper cases, but for categories, I do not really mind whether upper or lower cases. In case you want to talk to me but I am inactive here, I suggest leaving a message at my talk page at Wiktionary, Wikipedia, or Wikisource in English version that I administer.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:55, 4 November 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == WikiReader == What do we think about publishing a WikiReader with the BE850 and BE1500? I'd be happy to do most of the work behind it (exporting to PDF, managing download site etc). [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 12:00, 19 May 2006 (UTC) :I'm thinking we should probably have them mostly done before we worry about that, but other than that, sound good. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 19:03, 23 May 2006 (UTC) == Translations == Other Wiktionaries add translations for words into other languages. SEWiktionary is meant to give definitions of English words using simple English, so if we did add translations, we would not include those other words here, but only link to other wiktionaries. For example, if we translated "heavy" (meaning having a lot of weight), the Spanish is "pesado." We might link to the English Wiktionary page on [[:en:pesado]] or to the Spanish Wiktionary [[:es:pesado]]. These would be interwiki links, but under a translation section, not an "in other languages" sidebar interwiki, since each meaning should be translated separately. I think there are pros and cons to this idea. The pros are that our focus audience are people who are do not know much English, and many of them only know it as a second language, so a translation into their own language could be quite useful. The cons are that we are focused on English words. A translation would be a distraction from our focus. Also, that niche is already filled by the English Wiktionary. I think our focus should stay firmly fixed on simple English definitions of English words. Feel free to comment. We'll do what the community decides, of course. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:08, 21 May 2006 (UTC) :I suppose that this simple English Wiktionary is for definitions from simple English to simple English only, right? This should be good enough since more complex contents should go to regular English Wiktionary.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:58, 4 November 2006 (UTC) ::Simple English Wikipedia pages need to use some hard English words. I think Simple English Wiktionary needs definitions in simple English for those hard English words. It also needs definitions in simple English for simple English words. I think it's a good idea to link to English Wiktionary for translations. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:46, 25 November 2006 (UTC) ::Question: the word "kind": is it a noun in simple English? or an adjective? or both? How do we know or decide these questions? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:46, 25 November 2006 (UTC) :::Both. Word classes do not change in simple English. Does this answer your question? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:16, 27 November 2006 (UTC) == Etymologies/word histories == Another thing that has come up is the question of etymologies. English Wiktionary and others show the etymology of each word, and tend to have the earlier forms as separate entries. Because we are focused on English words (that is, Modern English), we would not include those early forms separately, but we could include unlinked word origins/etymologies. Again, there are pros and cons. Etymologies could be difficult to understand for someone who doesn't know much English. Additionally, they are not our focus, and could be a distraction. Plus, English Wiktionary already does that more effectively. On the other hand, I think it is cool to show where words come from, and this can help people understand why a word is spelled a particular way, I think. English orthography is one of the hardest parts of learning English, but knowing where a word comes from helps significantly in understanding its orthography (spelling). That said, teaching English is not our goal here, any more than it is the goal of Simple English Wikipedia. We are writing a dictionary here, not an English 101 textbook. If people use us to learn English, that is their own choice, but it is not our focus. I guess I could go either way on this one. I tentatively '''support''' adding etymologies to words. What do all of you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:16, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == How detailed do we go? == In articles such as that for [[sad]], some users have obvioulsy gone to a great deal of trouble to flesh out all sorts of synonyms, related words, etc. Unfortunately, few of the words are very simple (or even useful. For example, on the [[sad]] page we have ''glum'' as a synonym.) I think this kind of detail needs to be pared back to avoid being overwhelming to English language learners. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:26, 16 July 2006 (UTC) :Yeah, I was the one who put all those synonyms and antonyms on there. I still think it is useful, and it is obvious that they are synonyms, etc. by their placement, but I guess I did go a little overboard. But this wiktionary should not be limited to Simple English words. It should include all English words, but the definitions should be limited to simple English. People may find the word [[glum]] and wonder what it means, but not be able to understand the English Wiktionary definition. We need that entry here, and its connection to [[sad]] seems very logical. I think [[lugubrious]] should be cut out sooner than [[glum]]. Limiting the synonyms and antonyms may be useful in some ways, but we are about including information, not leaving it out. We might even want to include (for example) a main synonym section, and later on a section on ''other synonyms''. I don't know. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:44, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::Indeed, we should have articles for simple words and other words, so there should eventually be an entry for ''glum'', ''lugubrious'' and whatever else you can come up with. However, a typical user who is looking up the word ''sad'', will not benefit from ''glum''. The user who looks up ''glum'', on the other hand, may well benefit from being told that ''sad'' is a synonym as they will likely have no idea what ''glum'' means, but may very well understand ''sad''. ::Furthermore, you write, "we are about including information, not leaving it out." To the contrary! Knowing what to leave out is at least as important as knowing what to put in. A 20-page dictionary entry on ''run'' is neither simple nor useful. This is, after all, a dictionary, not a thesaurus or an encyclopedia. If the user who looks up ''sad'' is looking specifically for uncommon synonyms, they're using a wrench to drive in a nail.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:58, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::*Well how else do you expect people to look for uncommon synonyms, except by starting with a common word? Perhaps we can put common synonyms right there on the page, while listing rare ones separately on a thesaurus-like page. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 07:07, 31 July 2006 (UTC) ::::If they're looking for uncommon synonyms, they should use a thesaurus, not a dictionary.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 11:27, 31 July 2006 (UTC) :::::Hey Brett, I really enjoyed your wrench-nail analogy. Kappa is referring to what EWikt has done in its Wikisaurus sub-project. We could do something similar here if people are interested in the idea. But either way, most dictionaries include at least some synonyms, and I think we should do so, too. You have a point when you say that glum should link to sad, but not necessarily sad to glum. Maybe if we tend to limit it to the first five or so most common synonyms and antonyms, it will be useful but not overboard. We can always change it later if we change our minds, etc. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:08, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ==Workshop== The following was posted by Adam Kilgarriff on the Corpora mailing list ---- LEXICOM-ASIA 2006 A Workshop in Lexicography and Lexical Computing Venue: Kowloon, Hong Kong Hosts: Language Centre, Hong Kong Univ of Science and Technology Dates: December 11th-15th, 2006 Led by Adam Kilgarriff and Michael Rundell of the Lexicography MasterClass, Lexicom is an intensive one-week workshop, with seminars on theoretical issues alternating with practical sessions at the computer. There will be some parallel 'lexicographic' and 'computational' sessions. Topics to be covered include: * corpus creation * corpus analysis: o software and corpus querying o discovering word senses, recording contextual information * writing dictionary entries * dictionary databases and writing systems * using web data Applications are invited from people with interests and experience in any of these areas. Over the last six years Lexicom has attracted 200 participants from 28 countries including lexicographers, computational linguists, professors, research students, translators, terminologists, and editors, managers and technical support staff from dictionary publishers and information management companies. The venue, HKUST, is beautifully situated on Clearwater Bay in Kowloon, only 30 minutes from central Hong Kong. To register for Lexicom, go to: http://lc.ust.hk/~centre/lexi2006/ Early registration is advised (the Workshop has been oversubscribed in previous years), and registrations received before 7th October 2006 carry a discounted fee. Further details, including reports of past events can be found at: http://www.lexmasterclass.com. Michael Rundell & Adam Kilgarriff The Lexicography MasterClass --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 13:31, 28 September 2006 (UTC) == Logo discussion == Greetings, I apologise for writing in English. There is a discussion about the logo for Wiktionary at [[meta:Wiktionary/logo]]. Please go there and help us decide. Please also put this message on your community page. Thank you. -[[meta:User:Dbmag9|Dbmag9]] (copied here from [[talk:Main Page]] by [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:39, 23 July 2006 (UTC)) == Most linked article == Is there a way to find the article with the most links? In particular, I'm interested in finding the most-linked-to article that doesn't yet exist.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 21:19, 27 July 2006 (UTC) *You need [[Special:Mostlinked]], and in particular [[Special:Wantedpages]]. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 23:03, 27 July 2006 (UTC) == Benchmarks! == I think [[now]] was the 700th. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:51, 2 August 2006 (UTC) :Congratulations, everyone! Great work. Let's keep it up. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:02, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ===750=== [[lucky]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ===800=== [[benefit]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:27, 14 August 2006 (UTC) ===900=== [[legislation]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:21, 12 September 2006 (UTC) ===Almost 1000=== A virtual beer to the user who adds the 1000th word!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 20:03, 3 November 2006 (UTC) : [[brush]]! Hooray! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 03:35, 7 November 2006 (UTC) ::Make it two beers! Well done, PTO!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:23, 8 November 2006 (UTC) == A different idea == I recently had an idea for a sort of word rating system. This would show the SE user how difficult/complicated the word is considered by native speakers, and perhaps even include an easier and/or more challenging (for the basic words) alternative. I'm thinking of a kind of thermometer look, maybe up in the right-hand corner. It would have something like four or five degrees, including: basic or easy (from the BE850, words like [[do]], [[cold]], and [[woman]]), fairly basic or fairly easy (BE1500 or so, words like [[sink]], [[math]], and [[trust]]), medium or intermediate (about regular conversation level, somewhat less common than BE1500, words like [[complete]], [[freezing]], and [[feminine]]), fairly advanced or fairly hard (more complex or difficult a concept or term, words like [[nondescript]], [[anthropology]], and [[uncharacteristic]]), and advanced or hard (for jargon and other much less common words such as [[sodium benzoate]], [[sesquipedalian]], and [[indefatigable]]). We can tweak these levels or add new ones if/when we feel they are warranted. What do you all think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 10:07, 3 August 2006 (UTC) :I think it's a good idea, but I think basing it on BE is a bad idea, no matter how much you like BE. BE was not intended to choose the most simple or frequent words, but to bring together a list of words that would be sufficient to communicate any idea. Instead, I think we should base it on frequency counts, in the same way that the [http://www.longman.com/ldoce/ Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English] does. I think that using [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/nation.aspx Paul Nation]'s word counts would be a great place to start. He counts 'word families', so that ''run'', ''running'', ''runner'', etc. are all counted together. His counts are broken into 1000-word bands and are [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/range%20BNC.zip available] for free.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ::Though different organizations have different frequency counts, I think the idea is a sound one, and I think that there are many other word lists which would do a better job than BE. The only reason I've stuck with BE this long is because it was already there, and fairly convenient, not to mention a good place to start creating words. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 02:28, 14 August 2006 (UTC) :::I asked Paul Nation, and he wrote, "The lists are freely available for whoever wants to use them." Have a look.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:09, 15 August 2006 (UTC) ::::After looking at the BNC spoken frequency lists, I think you're right. I much prefer the way that these lists are set up, and it is nice to see not only the word but all its variations. I think it is much better. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 01:40, 24 August 2006 (UTC) == Move to [[Wiktionary talk:Simple talk]]? == I just want to throw up the idea of moving this page to the Wiktionary talk namespace. The advantage is that when editing a talk page [[MediaWiki:Talkpagetext]] is shown to the user. It would also leave this page open for FaQ's or something. Just an idea. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 14:55, 5 August 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for your input, Gerard. Nice to know you're still around every once in a while. You have a valid point about the talk page text being shown at the top of the page. It might be worth it to move it. However, I don't really care for the FAQ idea personally. It is supposed to be a simple *talk* page, so it should be something related to talk, even if it just redirects to its own talk page or explains how simple talk works. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 00:46, 24 August 2006 (UTC) ==Survivors?== I decided to come here and help out the project, after I saw the request for deletion at Meta. Personally, I would hate to see a project with this much potential die. <br><br> So, my question. How many regularly editing people are left? I noticed that a bureaucrat and two administrators haven't edited in a fairly long time, with the only admin exception seeming to be Cromwellt. Just give a shout here, I suppose. Thanks! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 21:49, 17 October 2006 (UTC) :Very few it seems, although I don't think ''left'' is the right word. There don't ever appear to have been many contributing memebers. Welcome though. Could I suggest you try to avoid difficult words in your definitions? For example, for ''approval'', you wrote "Formal permission or sanction." both words are less common than the word you're defining, and ''sanction'' is significantly less common. Just a suggestion. The participation is appreciated, though.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:30, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the suggestion. I used the word "left" because I had spent a while reading talk archives. This place seemed to be a lot more active back in Febuary. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 01:54, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ==Word of the Day== It seems the WotD has effectively died. Should we destroy the category/template for the word of the day as well? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 23:46, 25 October 2006 (UTC) Yes. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:13, 27 October 2006 (UTC) == Vote to delete == I ended to vote to close this project on Meta. It has gone on long enough and is going nowhere fast. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 17:35, 2 November 2006 (UTC) :thank you!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:14, 2 November 2006 (UTC) ::Ah, finally. Its about time they closed that one up. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 00:59, 3 November 2006 (UTC) :::Great news :) - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:24, 6 November 2006 (UTC) == Administrators == Are there any active administrators/bureaucrats here anymore? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 16:33, 5 November 2006 (UTC) :Not really ;) [[User:h2g2bob]], our friendly bureaucrat, expressed a desire to resume contributing, but beyond that, the admins have been largely inactive. - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 16:46, 10 November 2006 (UTC) == Interwiki link == How do you link to Simple Witionary from another wiki project?--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:38, 8 November 2006 (UTC) :Either <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>; if you're on a Simple English project, use <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or, if you're on a Wiktionary, use <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 12:19, 9 November 2006 (UTC) == MediaWiki:Common.css == Hi, can we import some styles (specifically the <tt>messagebox</tt> class, and maybe some of its subclasses as well) from [[:w:MediaWiki:Common.css]] into [[MediaWiki:Common.css]]? This is purely for cosmetic reasons, but some of the templates that we have (including [[Template:Delete]]) use the <tt>messagebox</tt> class, which is not defined here. (P.S. This requires an admin) Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 16:40, 10 November 2006 (UTC) :I have gone ahead and asked for a temporary +sysop on meta, and have imported all CSS classes from the Simple English Wikipedia (with the exception of CommonsTicker-related styles). Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:19, 18 November 2006 (UTC) == Example sentences == In a dictionary such as this, I think it's important that the example sentences actually ''exemplify'' the use of a defined word rather than simply include it. Consider the following examples: #''There was a '''book''' on the table.'' #''He finished reading, closed the '''book''', and put it down.'' In the first sentence, '''book''' could be almost anything, animate or inanimate, of a size suitable for being on tables. The second sentence, in contrast, shows that '''book''' is related to reading and that it can be held and closed. This second sentence exemplifies '''book''', while the first simply uses it. We should also try to exemplify the syntactic properties of defined words. '''Notwithstanding''', for instance, is an unusual preposition in that it can appear after the noun. Thus, examples showing both pre- and post-noun usage would be useful. Similarly, nouns that have both countable and uncountable senses should have example sentences showing these. And so on. Finally, it would also be good to try to identify and show strong [[:en:collocation | collocations]]. Some good tools for this are [http://193.133.140.102/JustTheWord/ Just the Word] and Mark Davies's [http://view.byu.edu/ VIEW] interface to the [[w:British_National_Corpus|BNC]]. These can also provide authentic example sentences. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 00:32, 11 November 2006 (UTC) == Question == Who is father of Education ''<small>—This unsigned comment was added by</small>''<small> [[User:164.100.216.2|164.100.216.2]] ([[User talk:164.100.216.2|talk]] • [[Special:Contributions/164.100.216.2|contribs]]) 07:48, 16 November 2006 (UTC{{{3|}}})</small> :Hi, this is a forum for discussing topics related to the Simple English Wiktionary. Perhaps you could try looking for information on the [[:w:Main Page|Simple English Wikipedia]], or the [[:w:en:Main Page|English Wikipedia]]. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 15:50, 17 November 2006 (UTC) ::I'm a native English speaker and I don't know the answer to your question. Put your question on [[Wiktionary:Requested definitions]]. Also say on that page where you saw those words being used. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:39, 25 November 2006 (UTC) == Edit buttons gone == What happened to our edit buttons? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 14:30, 25 November 2006 (UTC) :Edit buttons? - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 14:32, 25 November 2006 (UTC) ::I don't know what to call them. When you were editing something, there was a row of buttons at the top of the edit window: bold, italics, math, signatures, etc. They're not there anymore. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:33, 27 November 2006 (UTC) == Pictures == My idea: all nouns need pictures in the definitions. Writers need ideas about copyright and about finding pictures. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 19:55, 25 November 2006 (UTC) I did it! I put a picture in! See [[wire]]. I think all definitions need pictures. Is that good? Did I do it right? I found the picture in Wikimedia Commons. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 20:37, 26 November 2006 (UTC) :Well done! Many nouns already have pictures with them. Many other nouns, however, are too abstract for a picture. Put one in where it makes sense. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:18, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks. I'm having some problems formatting the pages with the pictures. I want the pictures near the top so people will see them immediately. On the page [[wave]] the picture covered some of the words. I put many "nbsp" so that it doesn't cover the words. But I think that will not work well for all browser windows. There must be a good way to do it. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 04:06, 27 November 2006 (UTC) The [[walk]] page now has a moving picture! --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 05:03, 27 November 2006 (UTC) 12839 2006-11-27T11:54:18Z Archer7 83 /* Edit buttons gone */ check preferences '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |}__NEWSECTIONLINK__ ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some countries, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) ==Category capitalization== Shall categories begin with upper cases or not? I am asking this because I have found different uses of upper and lower cases at [[Special:Categories]].--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 13:36, 14 April 2006 (UTC) :I had the same question a while back, though I asked it somewhere else. I think that categories should all be lowercase unless they are proper nouns, so that they work just like the entry titles. I'd say that you can go ahead an [[Wiktionary:Be bold|boldly]] change it, and if someone doesn't like it or has a better idea, they can change it back. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:33, 18 April 2006 (UTC) :If you do change it, don't forget to change the templates that refer to those categories, so that they put the words in the new place. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:22, 20 April 2006 (UTC) ::I see that [[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] has not worked on (or at least has not completed) changing the categories. I have completely changed my mind regarding them. The reason that articles in the (main) namespace are lowercase is to show the word as it is really meant to be and to distinguish between proper names and other words. This does not apply to categories or appendices (I just created the first appendix, [[:Appendix:Prepositions]]), though it should still apply to templates so that we don't have to type a capital letter every time we insert a template. Categories and appendices are ''groups'' of these words, and so should be capitalized regularly, just as they are in other projects. I am changing categories accordingly. Other thoughts? As I mentioned above, if we decide I'm wrong, we can boldly change it back. :) Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:54, 15 May 2006 (UTC) :::Hello. I have not been here until now as I was too busy administering other Wiki sites. As I am now an admin at eight Wiki sites, I am unsure how often I will come here. Article names at Wiktionary should not be automatically upper cases, but for categories, I do not really mind whether upper or lower cases. In case you want to talk to me but I am inactive here, I suggest leaving a message at my talk page at Wiktionary, Wikipedia, or Wikisource in English version that I administer.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:55, 4 November 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == WikiReader == What do we think about publishing a WikiReader with the BE850 and BE1500? I'd be happy to do most of the work behind it (exporting to PDF, managing download site etc). [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 12:00, 19 May 2006 (UTC) :I'm thinking we should probably have them mostly done before we worry about that, but other than that, sound good. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 19:03, 23 May 2006 (UTC) == Translations == Other Wiktionaries add translations for words into other languages. SEWiktionary is meant to give definitions of English words using simple English, so if we did add translations, we would not include those other words here, but only link to other wiktionaries. For example, if we translated "heavy" (meaning having a lot of weight), the Spanish is "pesado." We might link to the English Wiktionary page on [[:en:pesado]] or to the Spanish Wiktionary [[:es:pesado]]. These would be interwiki links, but under a translation section, not an "in other languages" sidebar interwiki, since each meaning should be translated separately. I think there are pros and cons to this idea. The pros are that our focus audience are people who are do not know much English, and many of them only know it as a second language, so a translation into their own language could be quite useful. The cons are that we are focused on English words. A translation would be a distraction from our focus. Also, that niche is already filled by the English Wiktionary. I think our focus should stay firmly fixed on simple English definitions of English words. Feel free to comment. We'll do what the community decides, of course. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:08, 21 May 2006 (UTC) :I suppose that this simple English Wiktionary is for definitions from simple English to simple English only, right? This should be good enough since more complex contents should go to regular English Wiktionary.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:58, 4 November 2006 (UTC) ::Simple English Wikipedia pages need to use some hard English words. I think Simple English Wiktionary needs definitions in simple English for those hard English words. It also needs definitions in simple English for simple English words. I think it's a good idea to link to English Wiktionary for translations. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:46, 25 November 2006 (UTC) ::Question: the word "kind": is it a noun in simple English? or an adjective? or both? How do we know or decide these questions? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:46, 25 November 2006 (UTC) :::Both. Word classes do not change in simple English. Does this answer your question? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:16, 27 November 2006 (UTC) == Etymologies/word histories == Another thing that has come up is the question of etymologies. English Wiktionary and others show the etymology of each word, and tend to have the earlier forms as separate entries. Because we are focused on English words (that is, Modern English), we would not include those early forms separately, but we could include unlinked word origins/etymologies. Again, there are pros and cons. Etymologies could be difficult to understand for someone who doesn't know much English. Additionally, they are not our focus, and could be a distraction. Plus, English Wiktionary already does that more effectively. On the other hand, I think it is cool to show where words come from, and this can help people understand why a word is spelled a particular way, I think. English orthography is one of the hardest parts of learning English, but knowing where a word comes from helps significantly in understanding its orthography (spelling). That said, teaching English is not our goal here, any more than it is the goal of Simple English Wikipedia. We are writing a dictionary here, not an English 101 textbook. If people use us to learn English, that is their own choice, but it is not our focus. I guess I could go either way on this one. I tentatively '''support''' adding etymologies to words. What do all of you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:16, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == How detailed do we go? == In articles such as that for [[sad]], some users have obvioulsy gone to a great deal of trouble to flesh out all sorts of synonyms, related words, etc. Unfortunately, few of the words are very simple (or even useful. For example, on the [[sad]] page we have ''glum'' as a synonym.) I think this kind of detail needs to be pared back to avoid being overwhelming to English language learners. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:26, 16 July 2006 (UTC) :Yeah, I was the one who put all those synonyms and antonyms on there. I still think it is useful, and it is obvious that they are synonyms, etc. by their placement, but I guess I did go a little overboard. But this wiktionary should not be limited to Simple English words. It should include all English words, but the definitions should be limited to simple English. People may find the word [[glum]] and wonder what it means, but not be able to understand the English Wiktionary definition. We need that entry here, and its connection to [[sad]] seems very logical. I think [[lugubrious]] should be cut out sooner than [[glum]]. Limiting the synonyms and antonyms may be useful in some ways, but we are about including information, not leaving it out. We might even want to include (for example) a main synonym section, and later on a section on ''other synonyms''. I don't know. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:44, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::Indeed, we should have articles for simple words and other words, so there should eventually be an entry for ''glum'', ''lugubrious'' and whatever else you can come up with. However, a typical user who is looking up the word ''sad'', will not benefit from ''glum''. The user who looks up ''glum'', on the other hand, may well benefit from being told that ''sad'' is a synonym as they will likely have no idea what ''glum'' means, but may very well understand ''sad''. ::Furthermore, you write, "we are about including information, not leaving it out." To the contrary! Knowing what to leave out is at least as important as knowing what to put in. A 20-page dictionary entry on ''run'' is neither simple nor useful. This is, after all, a dictionary, not a thesaurus or an encyclopedia. If the user who looks up ''sad'' is looking specifically for uncommon synonyms, they're using a wrench to drive in a nail.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:58, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::*Well how else do you expect people to look for uncommon synonyms, except by starting with a common word? Perhaps we can put common synonyms right there on the page, while listing rare ones separately on a thesaurus-like page. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 07:07, 31 July 2006 (UTC) ::::If they're looking for uncommon synonyms, they should use a thesaurus, not a dictionary.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 11:27, 31 July 2006 (UTC) :::::Hey Brett, I really enjoyed your wrench-nail analogy. Kappa is referring to what EWikt has done in its Wikisaurus sub-project. We could do something similar here if people are interested in the idea. But either way, most dictionaries include at least some synonyms, and I think we should do so, too. You have a point when you say that glum should link to sad, but not necessarily sad to glum. Maybe if we tend to limit it to the first five or so most common synonyms and antonyms, it will be useful but not overboard. We can always change it later if we change our minds, etc. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:08, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ==Workshop== The following was posted by Adam Kilgarriff on the Corpora mailing list ---- LEXICOM-ASIA 2006 A Workshop in Lexicography and Lexical Computing Venue: Kowloon, Hong Kong Hosts: Language Centre, Hong Kong Univ of Science and Technology Dates: December 11th-15th, 2006 Led by Adam Kilgarriff and Michael Rundell of the Lexicography MasterClass, Lexicom is an intensive one-week workshop, with seminars on theoretical issues alternating with practical sessions at the computer. There will be some parallel 'lexicographic' and 'computational' sessions. Topics to be covered include: * corpus creation * corpus analysis: o software and corpus querying o discovering word senses, recording contextual information * writing dictionary entries * dictionary databases and writing systems * using web data Applications are invited from people with interests and experience in any of these areas. Over the last six years Lexicom has attracted 200 participants from 28 countries including lexicographers, computational linguists, professors, research students, translators, terminologists, and editors, managers and technical support staff from dictionary publishers and information management companies. The venue, HKUST, is beautifully situated on Clearwater Bay in Kowloon, only 30 minutes from central Hong Kong. To register for Lexicom, go to: http://lc.ust.hk/~centre/lexi2006/ Early registration is advised (the Workshop has been oversubscribed in previous years), and registrations received before 7th October 2006 carry a discounted fee. Further details, including reports of past events can be found at: http://www.lexmasterclass.com. Michael Rundell & Adam Kilgarriff The Lexicography MasterClass --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 13:31, 28 September 2006 (UTC) == Logo discussion == Greetings, I apologise for writing in English. There is a discussion about the logo for Wiktionary at [[meta:Wiktionary/logo]]. Please go there and help us decide. Please also put this message on your community page. Thank you. -[[meta:User:Dbmag9|Dbmag9]] (copied here from [[talk:Main Page]] by [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:39, 23 July 2006 (UTC)) == Most linked article == Is there a way to find the article with the most links? In particular, I'm interested in finding the most-linked-to article that doesn't yet exist.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 21:19, 27 July 2006 (UTC) *You need [[Special:Mostlinked]], and in particular [[Special:Wantedpages]]. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 23:03, 27 July 2006 (UTC) == Benchmarks! == I think [[now]] was the 700th. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:51, 2 August 2006 (UTC) :Congratulations, everyone! Great work. Let's keep it up. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:02, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ===750=== [[lucky]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ===800=== [[benefit]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:27, 14 August 2006 (UTC) ===900=== [[legislation]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:21, 12 September 2006 (UTC) ===Almost 1000=== A virtual beer to the user who adds the 1000th word!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 20:03, 3 November 2006 (UTC) : [[brush]]! Hooray! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 03:35, 7 November 2006 (UTC) ::Make it two beers! Well done, PTO!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:23, 8 November 2006 (UTC) == A different idea == I recently had an idea for a sort of word rating system. This would show the SE user how difficult/complicated the word is considered by native speakers, and perhaps even include an easier and/or more challenging (for the basic words) alternative. I'm thinking of a kind of thermometer look, maybe up in the right-hand corner. It would have something like four or five degrees, including: basic or easy (from the BE850, words like [[do]], [[cold]], and [[woman]]), fairly basic or fairly easy (BE1500 or so, words like [[sink]], [[math]], and [[trust]]), medium or intermediate (about regular conversation level, somewhat less common than BE1500, words like [[complete]], [[freezing]], and [[feminine]]), fairly advanced or fairly hard (more complex or difficult a concept or term, words like [[nondescript]], [[anthropology]], and [[uncharacteristic]]), and advanced or hard (for jargon and other much less common words such as [[sodium benzoate]], [[sesquipedalian]], and [[indefatigable]]). We can tweak these levels or add new ones if/when we feel they are warranted. What do you all think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 10:07, 3 August 2006 (UTC) :I think it's a good idea, but I think basing it on BE is a bad idea, no matter how much you like BE. BE was not intended to choose the most simple or frequent words, but to bring together a list of words that would be sufficient to communicate any idea. Instead, I think we should base it on frequency counts, in the same way that the [http://www.longman.com/ldoce/ Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English] does. I think that using [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/nation.aspx Paul Nation]'s word counts would be a great place to start. He counts 'word families', so that ''run'', ''running'', ''runner'', etc. are all counted together. His counts are broken into 1000-word bands and are [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/range%20BNC.zip available] for free.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ::Though different organizations have different frequency counts, I think the idea is a sound one, and I think that there are many other word lists which would do a better job than BE. The only reason I've stuck with BE this long is because it was already there, and fairly convenient, not to mention a good place to start creating words. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 02:28, 14 August 2006 (UTC) :::I asked Paul Nation, and he wrote, "The lists are freely available for whoever wants to use them." Have a look.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:09, 15 August 2006 (UTC) ::::After looking at the BNC spoken frequency lists, I think you're right. I much prefer the way that these lists are set up, and it is nice to see not only the word but all its variations. I think it is much better. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 01:40, 24 August 2006 (UTC) == Move to [[Wiktionary talk:Simple talk]]? == I just want to throw up the idea of moving this page to the Wiktionary talk namespace. The advantage is that when editing a talk page [[MediaWiki:Talkpagetext]] is shown to the user. It would also leave this page open for FaQ's or something. Just an idea. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 14:55, 5 August 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for your input, Gerard. Nice to know you're still around every once in a while. You have a valid point about the talk page text being shown at the top of the page. It might be worth it to move it. However, I don't really care for the FAQ idea personally. It is supposed to be a simple *talk* page, so it should be something related to talk, even if it just redirects to its own talk page or explains how simple talk works. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 00:46, 24 August 2006 (UTC) ==Survivors?== I decided to come here and help out the project, after I saw the request for deletion at Meta. Personally, I would hate to see a project with this much potential die. <br><br> So, my question. How many regularly editing people are left? I noticed that a bureaucrat and two administrators haven't edited in a fairly long time, with the only admin exception seeming to be Cromwellt. Just give a shout here, I suppose. Thanks! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 21:49, 17 October 2006 (UTC) :Very few it seems, although I don't think ''left'' is the right word. There don't ever appear to have been many contributing memebers. Welcome though. Could I suggest you try to avoid difficult words in your definitions? For example, for ''approval'', you wrote "Formal permission or sanction." both words are less common than the word you're defining, and ''sanction'' is significantly less common. Just a suggestion. The participation is appreciated, though.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:30, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the suggestion. I used the word "left" because I had spent a while reading talk archives. This place seemed to be a lot more active back in Febuary. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 01:54, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ==Word of the Day== It seems the WotD has effectively died. Should we destroy the category/template for the word of the day as well? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 23:46, 25 October 2006 (UTC) Yes. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:13, 27 October 2006 (UTC) == Vote to delete == I ended to vote to close this project on Meta. It has gone on long enough and is going nowhere fast. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 17:35, 2 November 2006 (UTC) :thank you!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:14, 2 November 2006 (UTC) ::Ah, finally. Its about time they closed that one up. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 00:59, 3 November 2006 (UTC) :::Great news :) - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:24, 6 November 2006 (UTC) == Administrators == Are there any active administrators/bureaucrats here anymore? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 16:33, 5 November 2006 (UTC) :Not really ;) [[User:h2g2bob]], our friendly bureaucrat, expressed a desire to resume contributing, but beyond that, the admins have been largely inactive. - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 16:46, 10 November 2006 (UTC) == Interwiki link == How do you link to Simple Witionary from another wiki project?--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:38, 8 November 2006 (UTC) :Either <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>; if you're on a Simple English project, use <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or, if you're on a Wiktionary, use <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 12:19, 9 November 2006 (UTC) == MediaWiki:Common.css == Hi, can we import some styles (specifically the <tt>messagebox</tt> class, and maybe some of its subclasses as well) from [[:w:MediaWiki:Common.css]] into [[MediaWiki:Common.css]]? This is purely for cosmetic reasons, but some of the templates that we have (including [[Template:Delete]]) use the <tt>messagebox</tt> class, which is not defined here. (P.S. This requires an admin) Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 16:40, 10 November 2006 (UTC) :I have gone ahead and asked for a temporary +sysop on meta, and have imported all CSS classes from the Simple English Wikipedia (with the exception of CommonsTicker-related styles). Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:19, 18 November 2006 (UTC) == Example sentences == In a dictionary such as this, I think it's important that the example sentences actually ''exemplify'' the use of a defined word rather than simply include it. Consider the following examples: #''There was a '''book''' on the table.'' #''He finished reading, closed the '''book''', and put it down.'' In the first sentence, '''book''' could be almost anything, animate or inanimate, of a size suitable for being on tables. The second sentence, in contrast, shows that '''book''' is related to reading and that it can be held and closed. This second sentence exemplifies '''book''', while the first simply uses it. We should also try to exemplify the syntactic properties of defined words. '''Notwithstanding''', for instance, is an unusual preposition in that it can appear after the noun. Thus, examples showing both pre- and post-noun usage would be useful. Similarly, nouns that have both countable and uncountable senses should have example sentences showing these. And so on. Finally, it would also be good to try to identify and show strong [[:en:collocation | collocations]]. Some good tools for this are [http://193.133.140.102/JustTheWord/ Just the Word] and Mark Davies's [http://view.byu.edu/ VIEW] interface to the [[w:British_National_Corpus|BNC]]. These can also provide authentic example sentences. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 00:32, 11 November 2006 (UTC) == Question == Who is father of Education ''<small>—This unsigned comment was added by</small>''<small> [[User:164.100.216.2|164.100.216.2]] ([[User talk:164.100.216.2|talk]] • [[Special:Contributions/164.100.216.2|contribs]]) 07:48, 16 November 2006 (UTC{{{3|}}})</small> :Hi, this is a forum for discussing topics related to the Simple English Wiktionary. Perhaps you could try looking for information on the [[:w:Main Page|Simple English Wikipedia]], or the [[:w:en:Main Page|English Wikipedia]]. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 15:50, 17 November 2006 (UTC) ::I'm a native English speaker and I don't know the answer to your question. Put your question on [[Wiktionary:Requested definitions]]. Also say on that page where you saw those words being used. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:39, 25 November 2006 (UTC) == Edit buttons gone == What happened to our edit buttons? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 14:30, 25 November 2006 (UTC) :Edit buttons? - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 14:32, 25 November 2006 (UTC) ::I don't know what to call them. When you were editing something, there was a row of buttons at the top of the edit window: bold, italics, math, signatures, etc. They're not there anymore. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:33, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :::Check your preferences. Check on the 'Editing' tab that the box is ticked to show the toolbar. [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 11:54, 27 November 2006 (UTC) == Pictures == My idea: all nouns need pictures in the definitions. Writers need ideas about copyright and about finding pictures. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 19:55, 25 November 2006 (UTC) I did it! I put a picture in! See [[wire]]. I think all definitions need pictures. Is that good? Did I do it right? I found the picture in Wikimedia Commons. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 20:37, 26 November 2006 (UTC) :Well done! Many nouns already have pictures with them. Many other nouns, however, are too abstract for a picture. Put one in where it makes sense. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:18, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks. I'm having some problems formatting the pages with the pictures. I want the pictures near the top so people will see them immediately. On the page [[wave]] the picture covered some of the words. I put many "nbsp" so that it doesn't cover the words. But I think that will not work well for all browser windows. There must be a good way to do it. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 04:06, 27 November 2006 (UTC) The [[walk]] page now has a moving picture! --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 05:03, 27 November 2006 (UTC) 12841 2006-11-27T12:29:18Z Brett 77 /* Pictures */ '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |}__NEWSECTIONLINK__ ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some countries, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) ==Category capitalization== Shall categories begin with upper cases or not? I am asking this because I have found different uses of upper and lower cases at [[Special:Categories]].--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 13:36, 14 April 2006 (UTC) :I had the same question a while back, though I asked it somewhere else. I think that categories should all be lowercase unless they are proper nouns, so that they work just like the entry titles. I'd say that you can go ahead an [[Wiktionary:Be bold|boldly]] change it, and if someone doesn't like it or has a better idea, they can change it back. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:33, 18 April 2006 (UTC) :If you do change it, don't forget to change the templates that refer to those categories, so that they put the words in the new place. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:22, 20 April 2006 (UTC) ::I see that [[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] has not worked on (or at least has not completed) changing the categories. I have completely changed my mind regarding them. The reason that articles in the (main) namespace are lowercase is to show the word as it is really meant to be and to distinguish between proper names and other words. This does not apply to categories or appendices (I just created the first appendix, [[:Appendix:Prepositions]]), though it should still apply to templates so that we don't have to type a capital letter every time we insert a template. Categories and appendices are ''groups'' of these words, and so should be capitalized regularly, just as they are in other projects. I am changing categories accordingly. Other thoughts? As I mentioned above, if we decide I'm wrong, we can boldly change it back. :) Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:54, 15 May 2006 (UTC) :::Hello. I have not been here until now as I was too busy administering other Wiki sites. As I am now an admin at eight Wiki sites, I am unsure how often I will come here. Article names at Wiktionary should not be automatically upper cases, but for categories, I do not really mind whether upper or lower cases. In case you want to talk to me but I am inactive here, I suggest leaving a message at my talk page at Wiktionary, Wikipedia, or Wikisource in English version that I administer.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:55, 4 November 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == WikiReader == What do we think about publishing a WikiReader with the BE850 and BE1500? I'd be happy to do most of the work behind it (exporting to PDF, managing download site etc). [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 12:00, 19 May 2006 (UTC) :I'm thinking we should probably have them mostly done before we worry about that, but other than that, sound good. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 19:03, 23 May 2006 (UTC) == Translations == Other Wiktionaries add translations for words into other languages. SEWiktionary is meant to give definitions of English words using simple English, so if we did add translations, we would not include those other words here, but only link to other wiktionaries. For example, if we translated "heavy" (meaning having a lot of weight), the Spanish is "pesado." We might link to the English Wiktionary page on [[:en:pesado]] or to the Spanish Wiktionary [[:es:pesado]]. These would be interwiki links, but under a translation section, not an "in other languages" sidebar interwiki, since each meaning should be translated separately. I think there are pros and cons to this idea. The pros are that our focus audience are people who are do not know much English, and many of them only know it as a second language, so a translation into their own language could be quite useful. The cons are that we are focused on English words. A translation would be a distraction from our focus. Also, that niche is already filled by the English Wiktionary. I think our focus should stay firmly fixed on simple English definitions of English words. Feel free to comment. We'll do what the community decides, of course. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:08, 21 May 2006 (UTC) :I suppose that this simple English Wiktionary is for definitions from simple English to simple English only, right? This should be good enough since more complex contents should go to regular English Wiktionary.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:58, 4 November 2006 (UTC) ::Simple English Wikipedia pages need to use some hard English words. I think Simple English Wiktionary needs definitions in simple English for those hard English words. It also needs definitions in simple English for simple English words. I think it's a good idea to link to English Wiktionary for translations. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:46, 25 November 2006 (UTC) ::Question: the word "kind": is it a noun in simple English? or an adjective? or both? How do we know or decide these questions? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:46, 25 November 2006 (UTC) :::Both. Word classes do not change in simple English. Does this answer your question? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:16, 27 November 2006 (UTC) == Etymologies/word histories == Another thing that has come up is the question of etymologies. English Wiktionary and others show the etymology of each word, and tend to have the earlier forms as separate entries. Because we are focused on English words (that is, Modern English), we would not include those early forms separately, but we could include unlinked word origins/etymologies. Again, there are pros and cons. Etymologies could be difficult to understand for someone who doesn't know much English. Additionally, they are not our focus, and could be a distraction. Plus, English Wiktionary already does that more effectively. On the other hand, I think it is cool to show where words come from, and this can help people understand why a word is spelled a particular way, I think. English orthography is one of the hardest parts of learning English, but knowing where a word comes from helps significantly in understanding its orthography (spelling). That said, teaching English is not our goal here, any more than it is the goal of Simple English Wikipedia. We are writing a dictionary here, not an English 101 textbook. If people use us to learn English, that is their own choice, but it is not our focus. I guess I could go either way on this one. I tentatively '''support''' adding etymologies to words. What do all of you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:16, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == How detailed do we go? == In articles such as that for [[sad]], some users have obvioulsy gone to a great deal of trouble to flesh out all sorts of synonyms, related words, etc. Unfortunately, few of the words are very simple (or even useful. For example, on the [[sad]] page we have ''glum'' as a synonym.) I think this kind of detail needs to be pared back to avoid being overwhelming to English language learners. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:26, 16 July 2006 (UTC) :Yeah, I was the one who put all those synonyms and antonyms on there. I still think it is useful, and it is obvious that they are synonyms, etc. by their placement, but I guess I did go a little overboard. But this wiktionary should not be limited to Simple English words. It should include all English words, but the definitions should be limited to simple English. People may find the word [[glum]] and wonder what it means, but not be able to understand the English Wiktionary definition. We need that entry here, and its connection to [[sad]] seems very logical. I think [[lugubrious]] should be cut out sooner than [[glum]]. Limiting the synonyms and antonyms may be useful in some ways, but we are about including information, not leaving it out. We might even want to include (for example) a main synonym section, and later on a section on ''other synonyms''. I don't know. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:44, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::Indeed, we should have articles for simple words and other words, so there should eventually be an entry for ''glum'', ''lugubrious'' and whatever else you can come up with. However, a typical user who is looking up the word ''sad'', will not benefit from ''glum''. The user who looks up ''glum'', on the other hand, may well benefit from being told that ''sad'' is a synonym as they will likely have no idea what ''glum'' means, but may very well understand ''sad''. ::Furthermore, you write, "we are about including information, not leaving it out." To the contrary! Knowing what to leave out is at least as important as knowing what to put in. A 20-page dictionary entry on ''run'' is neither simple nor useful. This is, after all, a dictionary, not a thesaurus or an encyclopedia. If the user who looks up ''sad'' is looking specifically for uncommon synonyms, they're using a wrench to drive in a nail.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:58, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::*Well how else do you expect people to look for uncommon synonyms, except by starting with a common word? Perhaps we can put common synonyms right there on the page, while listing rare ones separately on a thesaurus-like page. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 07:07, 31 July 2006 (UTC) ::::If they're looking for uncommon synonyms, they should use a thesaurus, not a dictionary.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 11:27, 31 July 2006 (UTC) :::::Hey Brett, I really enjoyed your wrench-nail analogy. Kappa is referring to what EWikt has done in its Wikisaurus sub-project. We could do something similar here if people are interested in the idea. But either way, most dictionaries include at least some synonyms, and I think we should do so, too. You have a point when you say that glum should link to sad, but not necessarily sad to glum. Maybe if we tend to limit it to the first five or so most common synonyms and antonyms, it will be useful but not overboard. We can always change it later if we change our minds, etc. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:08, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ==Workshop== The following was posted by Adam Kilgarriff on the Corpora mailing list ---- LEXICOM-ASIA 2006 A Workshop in Lexicography and Lexical Computing Venue: Kowloon, Hong Kong Hosts: Language Centre, Hong Kong Univ of Science and Technology Dates: December 11th-15th, 2006 Led by Adam Kilgarriff and Michael Rundell of the Lexicography MasterClass, Lexicom is an intensive one-week workshop, with seminars on theoretical issues alternating with practical sessions at the computer. There will be some parallel 'lexicographic' and 'computational' sessions. Topics to be covered include: * corpus creation * corpus analysis: o software and corpus querying o discovering word senses, recording contextual information * writing dictionary entries * dictionary databases and writing systems * using web data Applications are invited from people with interests and experience in any of these areas. Over the last six years Lexicom has attracted 200 participants from 28 countries including lexicographers, computational linguists, professors, research students, translators, terminologists, and editors, managers and technical support staff from dictionary publishers and information management companies. The venue, HKUST, is beautifully situated on Clearwater Bay in Kowloon, only 30 minutes from central Hong Kong. To register for Lexicom, go to: http://lc.ust.hk/~centre/lexi2006/ Early registration is advised (the Workshop has been oversubscribed in previous years), and registrations received before 7th October 2006 carry a discounted fee. Further details, including reports of past events can be found at: http://www.lexmasterclass.com. Michael Rundell & Adam Kilgarriff The Lexicography MasterClass --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 13:31, 28 September 2006 (UTC) == Logo discussion == Greetings, I apologise for writing in English. There is a discussion about the logo for Wiktionary at [[meta:Wiktionary/logo]]. Please go there and help us decide. Please also put this message on your community page. Thank you. -[[meta:User:Dbmag9|Dbmag9]] (copied here from [[talk:Main Page]] by [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:39, 23 July 2006 (UTC)) == Most linked article == Is there a way to find the article with the most links? In particular, I'm interested in finding the most-linked-to article that doesn't yet exist.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 21:19, 27 July 2006 (UTC) *You need [[Special:Mostlinked]], and in particular [[Special:Wantedpages]]. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 23:03, 27 July 2006 (UTC) == Benchmarks! == I think [[now]] was the 700th. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:51, 2 August 2006 (UTC) :Congratulations, everyone! Great work. Let's keep it up. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:02, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ===750=== [[lucky]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ===800=== [[benefit]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:27, 14 August 2006 (UTC) ===900=== [[legislation]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:21, 12 September 2006 (UTC) ===Almost 1000=== A virtual beer to the user who adds the 1000th word!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 20:03, 3 November 2006 (UTC) : [[brush]]! Hooray! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 03:35, 7 November 2006 (UTC) ::Make it two beers! Well done, PTO!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:23, 8 November 2006 (UTC) == A different idea == I recently had an idea for a sort of word rating system. This would show the SE user how difficult/complicated the word is considered by native speakers, and perhaps even include an easier and/or more challenging (for the basic words) alternative. I'm thinking of a kind of thermometer look, maybe up in the right-hand corner. It would have something like four or five degrees, including: basic or easy (from the BE850, words like [[do]], [[cold]], and [[woman]]), fairly basic or fairly easy (BE1500 or so, words like [[sink]], [[math]], and [[trust]]), medium or intermediate (about regular conversation level, somewhat less common than BE1500, words like [[complete]], [[freezing]], and [[feminine]]), fairly advanced or fairly hard (more complex or difficult a concept or term, words like [[nondescript]], [[anthropology]], and [[uncharacteristic]]), and advanced or hard (for jargon and other much less common words such as [[sodium benzoate]], [[sesquipedalian]], and [[indefatigable]]). We can tweak these levels or add new ones if/when we feel they are warranted. What do you all think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 10:07, 3 August 2006 (UTC) :I think it's a good idea, but I think basing it on BE is a bad idea, no matter how much you like BE. BE was not intended to choose the most simple or frequent words, but to bring together a list of words that would be sufficient to communicate any idea. Instead, I think we should base it on frequency counts, in the same way that the [http://www.longman.com/ldoce/ Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English] does. I think that using [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/nation.aspx Paul Nation]'s word counts would be a great place to start. He counts 'word families', so that ''run'', ''running'', ''runner'', etc. are all counted together. His counts are broken into 1000-word bands and are [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/range%20BNC.zip available] for free.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ::Though different organizations have different frequency counts, I think the idea is a sound one, and I think that there are many other word lists which would do a better job than BE. The only reason I've stuck with BE this long is because it was already there, and fairly convenient, not to mention a good place to start creating words. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 02:28, 14 August 2006 (UTC) :::I asked Paul Nation, and he wrote, "The lists are freely available for whoever wants to use them." Have a look.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:09, 15 August 2006 (UTC) ::::After looking at the BNC spoken frequency lists, I think you're right. I much prefer the way that these lists are set up, and it is nice to see not only the word but all its variations. I think it is much better. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 01:40, 24 August 2006 (UTC) == Move to [[Wiktionary talk:Simple talk]]? == I just want to throw up the idea of moving this page to the Wiktionary talk namespace. The advantage is that when editing a talk page [[MediaWiki:Talkpagetext]] is shown to the user. It would also leave this page open for FaQ's or something. Just an idea. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 14:55, 5 August 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for your input, Gerard. Nice to know you're still around every once in a while. You have a valid point about the talk page text being shown at the top of the page. It might be worth it to move it. However, I don't really care for the FAQ idea personally. It is supposed to be a simple *talk* page, so it should be something related to talk, even if it just redirects to its own talk page or explains how simple talk works. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 00:46, 24 August 2006 (UTC) ==Survivors?== I decided to come here and help out the project, after I saw the request for deletion at Meta. Personally, I would hate to see a project with this much potential die. <br><br> So, my question. How many regularly editing people are left? I noticed that a bureaucrat and two administrators haven't edited in a fairly long time, with the only admin exception seeming to be Cromwellt. Just give a shout here, I suppose. Thanks! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 21:49, 17 October 2006 (UTC) :Very few it seems, although I don't think ''left'' is the right word. There don't ever appear to have been many contributing memebers. Welcome though. Could I suggest you try to avoid difficult words in your definitions? For example, for ''approval'', you wrote "Formal permission or sanction." both words are less common than the word you're defining, and ''sanction'' is significantly less common. Just a suggestion. The participation is appreciated, though.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:30, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the suggestion. I used the word "left" because I had spent a while reading talk archives. This place seemed to be a lot more active back in Febuary. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 01:54, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ==Word of the Day== It seems the WotD has effectively died. Should we destroy the category/template for the word of the day as well? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 23:46, 25 October 2006 (UTC) Yes. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:13, 27 October 2006 (UTC) == Vote to delete == I ended to vote to close this project on Meta. It has gone on long enough and is going nowhere fast. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 17:35, 2 November 2006 (UTC) :thank you!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:14, 2 November 2006 (UTC) ::Ah, finally. Its about time they closed that one up. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 00:59, 3 November 2006 (UTC) :::Great news :) - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:24, 6 November 2006 (UTC) == Administrators == Are there any active administrators/bureaucrats here anymore? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 16:33, 5 November 2006 (UTC) :Not really ;) [[User:h2g2bob]], our friendly bureaucrat, expressed a desire to resume contributing, but beyond that, the admins have been largely inactive. - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 16:46, 10 November 2006 (UTC) == Interwiki link == How do you link to Simple Witionary from another wiki project?--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:38, 8 November 2006 (UTC) :Either <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>; if you're on a Simple English project, use <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or, if you're on a Wiktionary, use <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 12:19, 9 November 2006 (UTC) == MediaWiki:Common.css == Hi, can we import some styles (specifically the <tt>messagebox</tt> class, and maybe some of its subclasses as well) from [[:w:MediaWiki:Common.css]] into [[MediaWiki:Common.css]]? This is purely for cosmetic reasons, but some of the templates that we have (including [[Template:Delete]]) use the <tt>messagebox</tt> class, which is not defined here. (P.S. This requires an admin) Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 16:40, 10 November 2006 (UTC) :I have gone ahead and asked for a temporary +sysop on meta, and have imported all CSS classes from the Simple English Wikipedia (with the exception of CommonsTicker-related styles). Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:19, 18 November 2006 (UTC) == Example sentences == In a dictionary such as this, I think it's important that the example sentences actually ''exemplify'' the use of a defined word rather than simply include it. Consider the following examples: #''There was a '''book''' on the table.'' #''He finished reading, closed the '''book''', and put it down.'' In the first sentence, '''book''' could be almost anything, animate or inanimate, of a size suitable for being on tables. The second sentence, in contrast, shows that '''book''' is related to reading and that it can be held and closed. This second sentence exemplifies '''book''', while the first simply uses it. We should also try to exemplify the syntactic properties of defined words. '''Notwithstanding''', for instance, is an unusual preposition in that it can appear after the noun. Thus, examples showing both pre- and post-noun usage would be useful. Similarly, nouns that have both countable and uncountable senses should have example sentences showing these. And so on. Finally, it would also be good to try to identify and show strong [[:en:collocation | collocations]]. Some good tools for this are [http://193.133.140.102/JustTheWord/ Just the Word] and Mark Davies's [http://view.byu.edu/ VIEW] interface to the [[w:British_National_Corpus|BNC]]. These can also provide authentic example sentences. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 00:32, 11 November 2006 (UTC) == Question == Who is father of Education ''<small>—This unsigned comment was added by</small>''<small> [[User:164.100.216.2|164.100.216.2]] ([[User talk:164.100.216.2|talk]] • [[Special:Contributions/164.100.216.2|contribs]]) 07:48, 16 November 2006 (UTC{{{3|}}})</small> :Hi, this is a forum for discussing topics related to the Simple English Wiktionary. Perhaps you could try looking for information on the [[:w:Main Page|Simple English Wikipedia]], or the [[:w:en:Main Page|English Wikipedia]]. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 15:50, 17 November 2006 (UTC) ::I'm a native English speaker and I don't know the answer to your question. Put your question on [[Wiktionary:Requested definitions]]. Also say on that page where you saw those words being used. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:39, 25 November 2006 (UTC) == Edit buttons gone == What happened to our edit buttons? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 14:30, 25 November 2006 (UTC) :Edit buttons? - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 14:32, 25 November 2006 (UTC) ::I don't know what to call them. When you were editing something, there was a row of buttons at the top of the edit window: bold, italics, math, signatures, etc. They're not there anymore. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:33, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :::Check your preferences. Check on the 'Editing' tab that the box is ticked to show the toolbar. [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 11:54, 27 November 2006 (UTC) == Pictures == My idea: all nouns need pictures in the definitions. Writers need ideas about copyright and about finding pictures. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 19:55, 25 November 2006 (UTC) I did it! I put a picture in! See [[wire]]. I think all definitions need pictures. Is that good? Did I do it right? I found the picture in Wikimedia Commons. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 20:37, 26 November 2006 (UTC) :Well done! Many nouns already have pictures with them. Many other nouns, however, are too abstract for a picture. Put one in where it makes sense. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:18, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks. I'm having some problems formatting the pages with the pictures. I want the pictures near the top so people will see them immediately. On the page [[wave]] the picture covered some of the words. I put many "nbsp" so that it doesn't cover the words. But I think that will not work well for all browser windows. There must be a good way to do it. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 04:06, 27 November 2006 (UTC) The [[walk]] page now has a moving picture! --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 05:03, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :Cool! --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:29, 27 November 2006 (UTC) 12843 2006-11-27T12:36:24Z Brett 77 /* Edit buttons gone */ '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |}__NEWSECTIONLINK__ ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some countries, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) ==Category capitalization== Shall categories begin with upper cases or not? I am asking this because I have found different uses of upper and lower cases at [[Special:Categories]].--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 13:36, 14 April 2006 (UTC) :I had the same question a while back, though I asked it somewhere else. I think that categories should all be lowercase unless they are proper nouns, so that they work just like the entry titles. I'd say that you can go ahead an [[Wiktionary:Be bold|boldly]] change it, and if someone doesn't like it or has a better idea, they can change it back. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:33, 18 April 2006 (UTC) :If you do change it, don't forget to change the templates that refer to those categories, so that they put the words in the new place. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:22, 20 April 2006 (UTC) ::I see that [[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] has not worked on (or at least has not completed) changing the categories. I have completely changed my mind regarding them. The reason that articles in the (main) namespace are lowercase is to show the word as it is really meant to be and to distinguish between proper names and other words. This does not apply to categories or appendices (I just created the first appendix, [[:Appendix:Prepositions]]), though it should still apply to templates so that we don't have to type a capital letter every time we insert a template. Categories and appendices are ''groups'' of these words, and so should be capitalized regularly, just as they are in other projects. I am changing categories accordingly. Other thoughts? As I mentioned above, if we decide I'm wrong, we can boldly change it back. :) Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:54, 15 May 2006 (UTC) :::Hello. I have not been here until now as I was too busy administering other Wiki sites. As I am now an admin at eight Wiki sites, I am unsure how often I will come here. Article names at Wiktionary should not be automatically upper cases, but for categories, I do not really mind whether upper or lower cases. In case you want to talk to me but I am inactive here, I suggest leaving a message at my talk page at Wiktionary, Wikipedia, or Wikisource in English version that I administer.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:55, 4 November 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == WikiReader == What do we think about publishing a WikiReader with the BE850 and BE1500? I'd be happy to do most of the work behind it (exporting to PDF, managing download site etc). [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 12:00, 19 May 2006 (UTC) :I'm thinking we should probably have them mostly done before we worry about that, but other than that, sound good. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 19:03, 23 May 2006 (UTC) == Translations == Other Wiktionaries add translations for words into other languages. SEWiktionary is meant to give definitions of English words using simple English, so if we did add translations, we would not include those other words here, but only link to other wiktionaries. For example, if we translated "heavy" (meaning having a lot of weight), the Spanish is "pesado." We might link to the English Wiktionary page on [[:en:pesado]] or to the Spanish Wiktionary [[:es:pesado]]. These would be interwiki links, but under a translation section, not an "in other languages" sidebar interwiki, since each meaning should be translated separately. I think there are pros and cons to this idea. The pros are that our focus audience are people who are do not know much English, and many of them only know it as a second language, so a translation into their own language could be quite useful. The cons are that we are focused on English words. A translation would be a distraction from our focus. Also, that niche is already filled by the English Wiktionary. I think our focus should stay firmly fixed on simple English definitions of English words. Feel free to comment. We'll do what the community decides, of course. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:08, 21 May 2006 (UTC) :I suppose that this simple English Wiktionary is for definitions from simple English to simple English only, right? This should be good enough since more complex contents should go to regular English Wiktionary.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:58, 4 November 2006 (UTC) ::Simple English Wikipedia pages need to use some hard English words. I think Simple English Wiktionary needs definitions in simple English for those hard English words. It also needs definitions in simple English for simple English words. I think it's a good idea to link to English Wiktionary for translations. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:46, 25 November 2006 (UTC) ::Question: the word "kind": is it a noun in simple English? or an adjective? or both? How do we know or decide these questions? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:46, 25 November 2006 (UTC) :::Both. Word classes do not change in simple English. Does this answer your question? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:16, 27 November 2006 (UTC) == Etymologies/word histories == Another thing that has come up is the question of etymologies. English Wiktionary and others show the etymology of each word, and tend to have the earlier forms as separate entries. Because we are focused on English words (that is, Modern English), we would not include those early forms separately, but we could include unlinked word origins/etymologies. Again, there are pros and cons. Etymologies could be difficult to understand for someone who doesn't know much English. Additionally, they are not our focus, and could be a distraction. Plus, English Wiktionary already does that more effectively. On the other hand, I think it is cool to show where words come from, and this can help people understand why a word is spelled a particular way, I think. English orthography is one of the hardest parts of learning English, but knowing where a word comes from helps significantly in understanding its orthography (spelling). That said, teaching English is not our goal here, any more than it is the goal of Simple English Wikipedia. We are writing a dictionary here, not an English 101 textbook. If people use us to learn English, that is their own choice, but it is not our focus. I guess I could go either way on this one. I tentatively '''support''' adding etymologies to words. What do all of you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:16, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == How detailed do we go? == In articles such as that for [[sad]], some users have obvioulsy gone to a great deal of trouble to flesh out all sorts of synonyms, related words, etc. Unfortunately, few of the words are very simple (or even useful. For example, on the [[sad]] page we have ''glum'' as a synonym.) I think this kind of detail needs to be pared back to avoid being overwhelming to English language learners. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:26, 16 July 2006 (UTC) :Yeah, I was the one who put all those synonyms and antonyms on there. I still think it is useful, and it is obvious that they are synonyms, etc. by their placement, but I guess I did go a little overboard. But this wiktionary should not be limited to Simple English words. It should include all English words, but the definitions should be limited to simple English. People may find the word [[glum]] and wonder what it means, but not be able to understand the English Wiktionary definition. We need that entry here, and its connection to [[sad]] seems very logical. I think [[lugubrious]] should be cut out sooner than [[glum]]. Limiting the synonyms and antonyms may be useful in some ways, but we are about including information, not leaving it out. We might even want to include (for example) a main synonym section, and later on a section on ''other synonyms''. I don't know. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:44, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::Indeed, we should have articles for simple words and other words, so there should eventually be an entry for ''glum'', ''lugubrious'' and whatever else you can come up with. However, a typical user who is looking up the word ''sad'', will not benefit from ''glum''. The user who looks up ''glum'', on the other hand, may well benefit from being told that ''sad'' is a synonym as they will likely have no idea what ''glum'' means, but may very well understand ''sad''. ::Furthermore, you write, "we are about including information, not leaving it out." To the contrary! Knowing what to leave out is at least as important as knowing what to put in. A 20-page dictionary entry on ''run'' is neither simple nor useful. This is, after all, a dictionary, not a thesaurus or an encyclopedia. If the user who looks up ''sad'' is looking specifically for uncommon synonyms, they're using a wrench to drive in a nail.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:58, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::*Well how else do you expect people to look for uncommon synonyms, except by starting with a common word? Perhaps we can put common synonyms right there on the page, while listing rare ones separately on a thesaurus-like page. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 07:07, 31 July 2006 (UTC) ::::If they're looking for uncommon synonyms, they should use a thesaurus, not a dictionary.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 11:27, 31 July 2006 (UTC) :::::Hey Brett, I really enjoyed your wrench-nail analogy. Kappa is referring to what EWikt has done in its Wikisaurus sub-project. We could do something similar here if people are interested in the idea. But either way, most dictionaries include at least some synonyms, and I think we should do so, too. You have a point when you say that glum should link to sad, but not necessarily sad to glum. Maybe if we tend to limit it to the first five or so most common synonyms and antonyms, it will be useful but not overboard. We can always change it later if we change our minds, etc. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:08, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ==Workshop== The following was posted by Adam Kilgarriff on the Corpora mailing list ---- LEXICOM-ASIA 2006 A Workshop in Lexicography and Lexical Computing Venue: Kowloon, Hong Kong Hosts: Language Centre, Hong Kong Univ of Science and Technology Dates: December 11th-15th, 2006 Led by Adam Kilgarriff and Michael Rundell of the Lexicography MasterClass, Lexicom is an intensive one-week workshop, with seminars on theoretical issues alternating with practical sessions at the computer. There will be some parallel 'lexicographic' and 'computational' sessions. Topics to be covered include: * corpus creation * corpus analysis: o software and corpus querying o discovering word senses, recording contextual information * writing dictionary entries * dictionary databases and writing systems * using web data Applications are invited from people with interests and experience in any of these areas. Over the last six years Lexicom has attracted 200 participants from 28 countries including lexicographers, computational linguists, professors, research students, translators, terminologists, and editors, managers and technical support staff from dictionary publishers and information management companies. The venue, HKUST, is beautifully situated on Clearwater Bay in Kowloon, only 30 minutes from central Hong Kong. To register for Lexicom, go to: http://lc.ust.hk/~centre/lexi2006/ Early registration is advised (the Workshop has been oversubscribed in previous years), and registrations received before 7th October 2006 carry a discounted fee. Further details, including reports of past events can be found at: http://www.lexmasterclass.com. Michael Rundell & Adam Kilgarriff The Lexicography MasterClass --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 13:31, 28 September 2006 (UTC) == Logo discussion == Greetings, I apologise for writing in English. There is a discussion about the logo for Wiktionary at [[meta:Wiktionary/logo]]. Please go there and help us decide. Please also put this message on your community page. Thank you. -[[meta:User:Dbmag9|Dbmag9]] (copied here from [[talk:Main Page]] by [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:39, 23 July 2006 (UTC)) == Most linked article == Is there a way to find the article with the most links? In particular, I'm interested in finding the most-linked-to article that doesn't yet exist.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 21:19, 27 July 2006 (UTC) *You need [[Special:Mostlinked]], and in particular [[Special:Wantedpages]]. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 23:03, 27 July 2006 (UTC) == Benchmarks! == I think [[now]] was the 700th. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:51, 2 August 2006 (UTC) :Congratulations, everyone! Great work. Let's keep it up. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:02, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ===750=== [[lucky]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ===800=== [[benefit]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:27, 14 August 2006 (UTC) ===900=== [[legislation]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:21, 12 September 2006 (UTC) ===Almost 1000=== A virtual beer to the user who adds the 1000th word!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 20:03, 3 November 2006 (UTC) : [[brush]]! Hooray! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 03:35, 7 November 2006 (UTC) ::Make it two beers! Well done, PTO!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:23, 8 November 2006 (UTC) == A different idea == I recently had an idea for a sort of word rating system. This would show the SE user how difficult/complicated the word is considered by native speakers, and perhaps even include an easier and/or more challenging (for the basic words) alternative. I'm thinking of a kind of thermometer look, maybe up in the right-hand corner. It would have something like four or five degrees, including: basic or easy (from the BE850, words like [[do]], [[cold]], and [[woman]]), fairly basic or fairly easy (BE1500 or so, words like [[sink]], [[math]], and [[trust]]), medium or intermediate (about regular conversation level, somewhat less common than BE1500, words like [[complete]], [[freezing]], and [[feminine]]), fairly advanced or fairly hard (more complex or difficult a concept or term, words like [[nondescript]], [[anthropology]], and [[uncharacteristic]]), and advanced or hard (for jargon and other much less common words such as [[sodium benzoate]], [[sesquipedalian]], and [[indefatigable]]). We can tweak these levels or add new ones if/when we feel they are warranted. What do you all think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 10:07, 3 August 2006 (UTC) :I think it's a good idea, but I think basing it on BE is a bad idea, no matter how much you like BE. BE was not intended to choose the most simple or frequent words, but to bring together a list of words that would be sufficient to communicate any idea. Instead, I think we should base it on frequency counts, in the same way that the [http://www.longman.com/ldoce/ Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English] does. I think that using [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/nation.aspx Paul Nation]'s word counts would be a great place to start. He counts 'word families', so that ''run'', ''running'', ''runner'', etc. are all counted together. His counts are broken into 1000-word bands and are [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/range%20BNC.zip available] for free.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ::Though different organizations have different frequency counts, I think the idea is a sound one, and I think that there are many other word lists which would do a better job than BE. The only reason I've stuck with BE this long is because it was already there, and fairly convenient, not to mention a good place to start creating words. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 02:28, 14 August 2006 (UTC) :::I asked Paul Nation, and he wrote, "The lists are freely available for whoever wants to use them." Have a look.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:09, 15 August 2006 (UTC) ::::After looking at the BNC spoken frequency lists, I think you're right. I much prefer the way that these lists are set up, and it is nice to see not only the word but all its variations. I think it is much better. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 01:40, 24 August 2006 (UTC) == Move to [[Wiktionary talk:Simple talk]]? == I just want to throw up the idea of moving this page to the Wiktionary talk namespace. The advantage is that when editing a talk page [[MediaWiki:Talkpagetext]] is shown to the user. It would also leave this page open for FaQ's or something. Just an idea. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 14:55, 5 August 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for your input, Gerard. Nice to know you're still around every once in a while. You have a valid point about the talk page text being shown at the top of the page. It might be worth it to move it. However, I don't really care for the FAQ idea personally. It is supposed to be a simple *talk* page, so it should be something related to talk, even if it just redirects to its own talk page or explains how simple talk works. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 00:46, 24 August 2006 (UTC) ==Survivors?== I decided to come here and help out the project, after I saw the request for deletion at Meta. Personally, I would hate to see a project with this much potential die. <br><br> So, my question. How many regularly editing people are left? I noticed that a bureaucrat and two administrators haven't edited in a fairly long time, with the only admin exception seeming to be Cromwellt. Just give a shout here, I suppose. Thanks! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 21:49, 17 October 2006 (UTC) :Very few it seems, although I don't think ''left'' is the right word. There don't ever appear to have been many contributing memebers. Welcome though. Could I suggest you try to avoid difficult words in your definitions? For example, for ''approval'', you wrote "Formal permission or sanction." both words are less common than the word you're defining, and ''sanction'' is significantly less common. Just a suggestion. The participation is appreciated, though.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:30, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the suggestion. I used the word "left" because I had spent a while reading talk archives. This place seemed to be a lot more active back in Febuary. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 01:54, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ==Word of the Day== It seems the WotD has effectively died. Should we destroy the category/template for the word of the day as well? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 23:46, 25 October 2006 (UTC) Yes. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:13, 27 October 2006 (UTC) == Vote to delete == I ended to vote to close this project on Meta. It has gone on long enough and is going nowhere fast. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 17:35, 2 November 2006 (UTC) :thank you!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:14, 2 November 2006 (UTC) ::Ah, finally. Its about time they closed that one up. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 00:59, 3 November 2006 (UTC) :::Great news :) - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:24, 6 November 2006 (UTC) == Administrators == Are there any active administrators/bureaucrats here anymore? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 16:33, 5 November 2006 (UTC) :Not really ;) [[User:h2g2bob]], our friendly bureaucrat, expressed a desire to resume contributing, but beyond that, the admins have been largely inactive. - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 16:46, 10 November 2006 (UTC) == Interwiki link == How do you link to Simple Witionary from another wiki project?--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:38, 8 November 2006 (UTC) :Either <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>; if you're on a Simple English project, use <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or, if you're on a Wiktionary, use <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 12:19, 9 November 2006 (UTC) == MediaWiki:Common.css == Hi, can we import some styles (specifically the <tt>messagebox</tt> class, and maybe some of its subclasses as well) from [[:w:MediaWiki:Common.css]] into [[MediaWiki:Common.css]]? This is purely for cosmetic reasons, but some of the templates that we have (including [[Template:Delete]]) use the <tt>messagebox</tt> class, which is not defined here. (P.S. This requires an admin) Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 16:40, 10 November 2006 (UTC) :I have gone ahead and asked for a temporary +sysop on meta, and have imported all CSS classes from the Simple English Wikipedia (with the exception of CommonsTicker-related styles). Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:19, 18 November 2006 (UTC) == Example sentences == In a dictionary such as this, I think it's important that the example sentences actually ''exemplify'' the use of a defined word rather than simply include it. Consider the following examples: #''There was a '''book''' on the table.'' #''He finished reading, closed the '''book''', and put it down.'' In the first sentence, '''book''' could be almost anything, animate or inanimate, of a size suitable for being on tables. The second sentence, in contrast, shows that '''book''' is related to reading and that it can be held and closed. This second sentence exemplifies '''book''', while the first simply uses it. We should also try to exemplify the syntactic properties of defined words. '''Notwithstanding''', for instance, is an unusual preposition in that it can appear after the noun. Thus, examples showing both pre- and post-noun usage would be useful. Similarly, nouns that have both countable and uncountable senses should have example sentences showing these. And so on. Finally, it would also be good to try to identify and show strong [[:en:collocation | collocations]]. Some good tools for this are [http://193.133.140.102/JustTheWord/ Just the Word] and Mark Davies's [http://view.byu.edu/ VIEW] interface to the [[w:British_National_Corpus|BNC]]. These can also provide authentic example sentences. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 00:32, 11 November 2006 (UTC) == Question == Who is father of Education ''<small>—This unsigned comment was added by</small>''<small> [[User:164.100.216.2|164.100.216.2]] ([[User talk:164.100.216.2|talk]] • [[Special:Contributions/164.100.216.2|contribs]]) 07:48, 16 November 2006 (UTC{{{3|}}})</small> :Hi, this is a forum for discussing topics related to the Simple English Wiktionary. Perhaps you could try looking for information on the [[:w:Main Page|Simple English Wikipedia]], or the [[:w:en:Main Page|English Wikipedia]]. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 15:50, 17 November 2006 (UTC) ::I'm a native English speaker and I don't know the answer to your question. Put your question on [[Wiktionary:Requested definitions]]. Also say on that page where you saw those words being used. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:39, 25 November 2006 (UTC) == Edit buttons gone == What happened to our edit buttons? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 14:30, 25 November 2006 (UTC) :Edit buttons? - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 14:32, 25 November 2006 (UTC) ::I don't know what to call them. When you were editing something, there was a row of buttons at the top of the edit window: bold, italics, math, signatures, etc. They're not there anymore. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:33, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :::Check your preferences. Check on the 'Editing' tab that the box is ticked to show the toolbar. [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 11:54, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::::Yes, it's checked. The tool bar was there on Friday and gone on Saturday. I haven't changed anything. I take it, then, that others still have their tool bar? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:36, 27 November 2006 (UTC) == Pictures == My idea: all nouns need pictures in the definitions. Writers need ideas about copyright and about finding pictures. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 19:55, 25 November 2006 (UTC) I did it! I put a picture in! See [[wire]]. I think all definitions need pictures. Is that good? Did I do it right? I found the picture in Wikimedia Commons. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 20:37, 26 November 2006 (UTC) :Well done! Many nouns already have pictures with them. Many other nouns, however, are too abstract for a picture. Put one in where it makes sense. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:18, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks. I'm having some problems formatting the pages with the pictures. I want the pictures near the top so people will see them immediately. On the page [[wave]] the picture covered some of the words. I put many "nbsp" so that it doesn't cover the words. But I think that will not work well for all browser windows. There must be a good way to do it. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 04:06, 27 November 2006 (UTC) The [[walk]] page now has a moving picture! --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 05:03, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :Cool! --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:29, 27 November 2006 (UTC) 12858 2006-11-27T13:32:01Z Coppertwig 139 /* Pictures */ answer '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |}__NEWSECTIONLINK__ ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some countries, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) ==Category capitalization== Shall categories begin with upper cases or not? I am asking this because I have found different uses of upper and lower cases at [[Special:Categories]].--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 13:36, 14 April 2006 (UTC) :I had the same question a while back, though I asked it somewhere else. I think that categories should all be lowercase unless they are proper nouns, so that they work just like the entry titles. I'd say that you can go ahead an [[Wiktionary:Be bold|boldly]] change it, and if someone doesn't like it or has a better idea, they can change it back. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:33, 18 April 2006 (UTC) :If you do change it, don't forget to change the templates that refer to those categories, so that they put the words in the new place. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:22, 20 April 2006 (UTC) ::I see that [[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] has not worked on (or at least has not completed) changing the categories. I have completely changed my mind regarding them. The reason that articles in the (main) namespace are lowercase is to show the word as it is really meant to be and to distinguish between proper names and other words. This does not apply to categories or appendices (I just created the first appendix, [[:Appendix:Prepositions]]), though it should still apply to templates so that we don't have to type a capital letter every time we insert a template. Categories and appendices are ''groups'' of these words, and so should be capitalized regularly, just as they are in other projects. I am changing categories accordingly. Other thoughts? As I mentioned above, if we decide I'm wrong, we can boldly change it back. :) Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:54, 15 May 2006 (UTC) :::Hello. I have not been here until now as I was too busy administering other Wiki sites. As I am now an admin at eight Wiki sites, I am unsure how often I will come here. Article names at Wiktionary should not be automatically upper cases, but for categories, I do not really mind whether upper or lower cases. In case you want to talk to me but I am inactive here, I suggest leaving a message at my talk page at Wiktionary, Wikipedia, or Wikisource in English version that I administer.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:55, 4 November 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == WikiReader == What do we think about publishing a WikiReader with the BE850 and BE1500? I'd be happy to do most of the work behind it (exporting to PDF, managing download site etc). [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 12:00, 19 May 2006 (UTC) :I'm thinking we should probably have them mostly done before we worry about that, but other than that, sound good. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 19:03, 23 May 2006 (UTC) == Translations == Other Wiktionaries add translations for words into other languages. SEWiktionary is meant to give definitions of English words using simple English, so if we did add translations, we would not include those other words here, but only link to other wiktionaries. For example, if we translated "heavy" (meaning having a lot of weight), the Spanish is "pesado." We might link to the English Wiktionary page on [[:en:pesado]] or to the Spanish Wiktionary [[:es:pesado]]. These would be interwiki links, but under a translation section, not an "in other languages" sidebar interwiki, since each meaning should be translated separately. I think there are pros and cons to this idea. The pros are that our focus audience are people who are do not know much English, and many of them only know it as a second language, so a translation into their own language could be quite useful. The cons are that we are focused on English words. A translation would be a distraction from our focus. Also, that niche is already filled by the English Wiktionary. I think our focus should stay firmly fixed on simple English definitions of English words. Feel free to comment. We'll do what the community decides, of course. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:08, 21 May 2006 (UTC) :I suppose that this simple English Wiktionary is for definitions from simple English to simple English only, right? This should be good enough since more complex contents should go to regular English Wiktionary.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:58, 4 November 2006 (UTC) ::Simple English Wikipedia pages need to use some hard English words. I think Simple English Wiktionary needs definitions in simple English for those hard English words. It also needs definitions in simple English for simple English words. I think it's a good idea to link to English Wiktionary for translations. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:46, 25 November 2006 (UTC) ::Question: the word "kind": is it a noun in simple English? or an adjective? or both? How do we know or decide these questions? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:46, 25 November 2006 (UTC) :::Both. Word classes do not change in simple English. Does this answer your question? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:16, 27 November 2006 (UTC) == Etymologies/word histories == Another thing that has come up is the question of etymologies. English Wiktionary and others show the etymology of each word, and tend to have the earlier forms as separate entries. Because we are focused on English words (that is, Modern English), we would not include those early forms separately, but we could include unlinked word origins/etymologies. Again, there are pros and cons. Etymologies could be difficult to understand for someone who doesn't know much English. Additionally, they are not our focus, and could be a distraction. Plus, English Wiktionary already does that more effectively. On the other hand, I think it is cool to show where words come from, and this can help people understand why a word is spelled a particular way, I think. English orthography is one of the hardest parts of learning English, but knowing where a word comes from helps significantly in understanding its orthography (spelling). That said, teaching English is not our goal here, any more than it is the goal of Simple English Wikipedia. We are writing a dictionary here, not an English 101 textbook. If people use us to learn English, that is their own choice, but it is not our focus. I guess I could go either way on this one. I tentatively '''support''' adding etymologies to words. What do all of you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:16, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == How detailed do we go? == In articles such as that for [[sad]], some users have obvioulsy gone to a great deal of trouble to flesh out all sorts of synonyms, related words, etc. Unfortunately, few of the words are very simple (or even useful. For example, on the [[sad]] page we have ''glum'' as a synonym.) I think this kind of detail needs to be pared back to avoid being overwhelming to English language learners. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:26, 16 July 2006 (UTC) :Yeah, I was the one who put all those synonyms and antonyms on there. I still think it is useful, and it is obvious that they are synonyms, etc. by their placement, but I guess I did go a little overboard. But this wiktionary should not be limited to Simple English words. It should include all English words, but the definitions should be limited to simple English. People may find the word [[glum]] and wonder what it means, but not be able to understand the English Wiktionary definition. We need that entry here, and its connection to [[sad]] seems very logical. I think [[lugubrious]] should be cut out sooner than [[glum]]. Limiting the synonyms and antonyms may be useful in some ways, but we are about including information, not leaving it out. We might even want to include (for example) a main synonym section, and later on a section on ''other synonyms''. I don't know. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:44, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::Indeed, we should have articles for simple words and other words, so there should eventually be an entry for ''glum'', ''lugubrious'' and whatever else you can come up with. However, a typical user who is looking up the word ''sad'', will not benefit from ''glum''. The user who looks up ''glum'', on the other hand, may well benefit from being told that ''sad'' is a synonym as they will likely have no idea what ''glum'' means, but may very well understand ''sad''. ::Furthermore, you write, "we are about including information, not leaving it out." To the contrary! Knowing what to leave out is at least as important as knowing what to put in. A 20-page dictionary entry on ''run'' is neither simple nor useful. This is, after all, a dictionary, not a thesaurus or an encyclopedia. If the user who looks up ''sad'' is looking specifically for uncommon synonyms, they're using a wrench to drive in a nail.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:58, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::*Well how else do you expect people to look for uncommon synonyms, except by starting with a common word? Perhaps we can put common synonyms right there on the page, while listing rare ones separately on a thesaurus-like page. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 07:07, 31 July 2006 (UTC) ::::If they're looking for uncommon synonyms, they should use a thesaurus, not a dictionary.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 11:27, 31 July 2006 (UTC) :::::Hey Brett, I really enjoyed your wrench-nail analogy. Kappa is referring to what EWikt has done in its Wikisaurus sub-project. We could do something similar here if people are interested in the idea. But either way, most dictionaries include at least some synonyms, and I think we should do so, too. You have a point when you say that glum should link to sad, but not necessarily sad to glum. Maybe if we tend to limit it to the first five or so most common synonyms and antonyms, it will be useful but not overboard. We can always change it later if we change our minds, etc. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:08, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ==Workshop== The following was posted by Adam Kilgarriff on the Corpora mailing list ---- LEXICOM-ASIA 2006 A Workshop in Lexicography and Lexical Computing Venue: Kowloon, Hong Kong Hosts: Language Centre, Hong Kong Univ of Science and Technology Dates: December 11th-15th, 2006 Led by Adam Kilgarriff and Michael Rundell of the Lexicography MasterClass, Lexicom is an intensive one-week workshop, with seminars on theoretical issues alternating with practical sessions at the computer. There will be some parallel 'lexicographic' and 'computational' sessions. Topics to be covered include: * corpus creation * corpus analysis: o software and corpus querying o discovering word senses, recording contextual information * writing dictionary entries * dictionary databases and writing systems * using web data Applications are invited from people with interests and experience in any of these areas. Over the last six years Lexicom has attracted 200 participants from 28 countries including lexicographers, computational linguists, professors, research students, translators, terminologists, and editors, managers and technical support staff from dictionary publishers and information management companies. The venue, HKUST, is beautifully situated on Clearwater Bay in Kowloon, only 30 minutes from central Hong Kong. To register for Lexicom, go to: http://lc.ust.hk/~centre/lexi2006/ Early registration is advised (the Workshop has been oversubscribed in previous years), and registrations received before 7th October 2006 carry a discounted fee. Further details, including reports of past events can be found at: http://www.lexmasterclass.com. Michael Rundell & Adam Kilgarriff The Lexicography MasterClass --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 13:31, 28 September 2006 (UTC) == Logo discussion == Greetings, I apologise for writing in English. There is a discussion about the logo for Wiktionary at [[meta:Wiktionary/logo]]. Please go there and help us decide. Please also put this message on your community page. Thank you. -[[meta:User:Dbmag9|Dbmag9]] (copied here from [[talk:Main Page]] by [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:39, 23 July 2006 (UTC)) == Most linked article == Is there a way to find the article with the most links? In particular, I'm interested in finding the most-linked-to article that doesn't yet exist.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 21:19, 27 July 2006 (UTC) *You need [[Special:Mostlinked]], and in particular [[Special:Wantedpages]]. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 23:03, 27 July 2006 (UTC) == Benchmarks! == I think [[now]] was the 700th. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:51, 2 August 2006 (UTC) :Congratulations, everyone! Great work. Let's keep it up. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:02, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ===750=== [[lucky]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ===800=== [[benefit]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:27, 14 August 2006 (UTC) ===900=== [[legislation]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:21, 12 September 2006 (UTC) ===Almost 1000=== A virtual beer to the user who adds the 1000th word!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 20:03, 3 November 2006 (UTC) : [[brush]]! Hooray! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 03:35, 7 November 2006 (UTC) ::Make it two beers! Well done, PTO!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:23, 8 November 2006 (UTC) == A different idea == I recently had an idea for a sort of word rating system. This would show the SE user how difficult/complicated the word is considered by native speakers, and perhaps even include an easier and/or more challenging (for the basic words) alternative. I'm thinking of a kind of thermometer look, maybe up in the right-hand corner. It would have something like four or five degrees, including: basic or easy (from the BE850, words like [[do]], [[cold]], and [[woman]]), fairly basic or fairly easy (BE1500 or so, words like [[sink]], [[math]], and [[trust]]), medium or intermediate (about regular conversation level, somewhat less common than BE1500, words like [[complete]], [[freezing]], and [[feminine]]), fairly advanced or fairly hard (more complex or difficult a concept or term, words like [[nondescript]], [[anthropology]], and [[uncharacteristic]]), and advanced or hard (for jargon and other much less common words such as [[sodium benzoate]], [[sesquipedalian]], and [[indefatigable]]). We can tweak these levels or add new ones if/when we feel they are warranted. What do you all think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 10:07, 3 August 2006 (UTC) :I think it's a good idea, but I think basing it on BE is a bad idea, no matter how much you like BE. BE was not intended to choose the most simple or frequent words, but to bring together a list of words that would be sufficient to communicate any idea. Instead, I think we should base it on frequency counts, in the same way that the [http://www.longman.com/ldoce/ Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English] does. I think that using [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/nation.aspx Paul Nation]'s word counts would be a great place to start. He counts 'word families', so that ''run'', ''running'', ''runner'', etc. are all counted together. His counts are broken into 1000-word bands and are [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/range%20BNC.zip available] for free.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ::Though different organizations have different frequency counts, I think the idea is a sound one, and I think that there are many other word lists which would do a better job than BE. The only reason I've stuck with BE this long is because it was already there, and fairly convenient, not to mention a good place to start creating words. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 02:28, 14 August 2006 (UTC) :::I asked Paul Nation, and he wrote, "The lists are freely available for whoever wants to use them." Have a look.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:09, 15 August 2006 (UTC) ::::After looking at the BNC spoken frequency lists, I think you're right. I much prefer the way that these lists are set up, and it is nice to see not only the word but all its variations. I think it is much better. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 01:40, 24 August 2006 (UTC) == Move to [[Wiktionary talk:Simple talk]]? == I just want to throw up the idea of moving this page to the Wiktionary talk namespace. The advantage is that when editing a talk page [[MediaWiki:Talkpagetext]] is shown to the user. It would also leave this page open for FaQ's or something. Just an idea. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 14:55, 5 August 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for your input, Gerard. Nice to know you're still around every once in a while. You have a valid point about the talk page text being shown at the top of the page. It might be worth it to move it. However, I don't really care for the FAQ idea personally. It is supposed to be a simple *talk* page, so it should be something related to talk, even if it just redirects to its own talk page or explains how simple talk works. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 00:46, 24 August 2006 (UTC) ==Survivors?== I decided to come here and help out the project, after I saw the request for deletion at Meta. Personally, I would hate to see a project with this much potential die. <br><br> So, my question. How many regularly editing people are left? I noticed that a bureaucrat and two administrators haven't edited in a fairly long time, with the only admin exception seeming to be Cromwellt. Just give a shout here, I suppose. Thanks! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 21:49, 17 October 2006 (UTC) :Very few it seems, although I don't think ''left'' is the right word. There don't ever appear to have been many contributing memebers. Welcome though. Could I suggest you try to avoid difficult words in your definitions? For example, for ''approval'', you wrote "Formal permission or sanction." both words are less common than the word you're defining, and ''sanction'' is significantly less common. Just a suggestion. The participation is appreciated, though.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:30, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the suggestion. I used the word "left" because I had spent a while reading talk archives. This place seemed to be a lot more active back in Febuary. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 01:54, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ==Word of the Day== It seems the WotD has effectively died. Should we destroy the category/template for the word of the day as well? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 23:46, 25 October 2006 (UTC) Yes. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:13, 27 October 2006 (UTC) == Vote to delete == I ended to vote to close this project on Meta. It has gone on long enough and is going nowhere fast. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 17:35, 2 November 2006 (UTC) :thank you!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:14, 2 November 2006 (UTC) ::Ah, finally. Its about time they closed that one up. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 00:59, 3 November 2006 (UTC) :::Great news :) - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:24, 6 November 2006 (UTC) == Administrators == Are there any active administrators/bureaucrats here anymore? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 16:33, 5 November 2006 (UTC) :Not really ;) [[User:h2g2bob]], our friendly bureaucrat, expressed a desire to resume contributing, but beyond that, the admins have been largely inactive. - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 16:46, 10 November 2006 (UTC) == Interwiki link == How do you link to Simple Witionary from another wiki project?--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:38, 8 November 2006 (UTC) :Either <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>; if you're on a Simple English project, use <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or, if you're on a Wiktionary, use <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 12:19, 9 November 2006 (UTC) == MediaWiki:Common.css == Hi, can we import some styles (specifically the <tt>messagebox</tt> class, and maybe some of its subclasses as well) from [[:w:MediaWiki:Common.css]] into [[MediaWiki:Common.css]]? This is purely for cosmetic reasons, but some of the templates that we have (including [[Template:Delete]]) use the <tt>messagebox</tt> class, which is not defined here. (P.S. This requires an admin) Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 16:40, 10 November 2006 (UTC) :I have gone ahead and asked for a temporary +sysop on meta, and have imported all CSS classes from the Simple English Wikipedia (with the exception of CommonsTicker-related styles). Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:19, 18 November 2006 (UTC) == Example sentences == In a dictionary such as this, I think it's important that the example sentences actually ''exemplify'' the use of a defined word rather than simply include it. Consider the following examples: #''There was a '''book''' on the table.'' #''He finished reading, closed the '''book''', and put it down.'' In the first sentence, '''book''' could be almost anything, animate or inanimate, of a size suitable for being on tables. The second sentence, in contrast, shows that '''book''' is related to reading and that it can be held and closed. This second sentence exemplifies '''book''', while the first simply uses it. We should also try to exemplify the syntactic properties of defined words. '''Notwithstanding''', for instance, is an unusual preposition in that it can appear after the noun. Thus, examples showing both pre- and post-noun usage would be useful. Similarly, nouns that have both countable and uncountable senses should have example sentences showing these. And so on. Finally, it would also be good to try to identify and show strong [[:en:collocation | collocations]]. Some good tools for this are [http://193.133.140.102/JustTheWord/ Just the Word] and Mark Davies's [http://view.byu.edu/ VIEW] interface to the [[w:British_National_Corpus|BNC]]. These can also provide authentic example sentences. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 00:32, 11 November 2006 (UTC) == Question == Who is father of Education ''<small>—This unsigned comment was added by</small>''<small> [[User:164.100.216.2|164.100.216.2]] ([[User talk:164.100.216.2|talk]] • [[Special:Contributions/164.100.216.2|contribs]]) 07:48, 16 November 2006 (UTC{{{3|}}})</small> :Hi, this is a forum for discussing topics related to the Simple English Wiktionary. Perhaps you could try looking for information on the [[:w:Main Page|Simple English Wikipedia]], or the [[:w:en:Main Page|English Wikipedia]]. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 15:50, 17 November 2006 (UTC) ::I'm a native English speaker and I don't know the answer to your question. Put your question on [[Wiktionary:Requested definitions]]. Also say on that page where you saw those words being used. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:39, 25 November 2006 (UTC) == Edit buttons gone == What happened to our edit buttons? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 14:30, 25 November 2006 (UTC) :Edit buttons? - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 14:32, 25 November 2006 (UTC) ::I don't know what to call them. When you were editing something, there was a row of buttons at the top of the edit window: bold, italics, math, signatures, etc. They're not there anymore. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:33, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :::Check your preferences. Check on the 'Editing' tab that the box is ticked to show the toolbar. [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 11:54, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::::Yes, it's checked. The tool bar was there on Friday and gone on Saturday. I haven't changed anything. I take it, then, that others still have their tool bar? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:36, 27 November 2006 (UTC) == Pictures == My idea: all nouns need pictures in the definitions. Writers need ideas about copyright and about finding pictures. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 19:55, 25 November 2006 (UTC) I did it! I put a picture in! See [[wire]]. I think all definitions need pictures. Is that good? Did I do it right? I found the picture in Wikimedia Commons. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 20:37, 26 November 2006 (UTC) :Well done! Many nouns already have pictures with them. Many other nouns, however, are too abstract for a picture. Put one in where it makes sense. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:18, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks. I'm having some problems formatting the pages with the pictures. I want the pictures near the top so people will see them immediately. On the page [[wave]] the picture covered some of the words. I put many "nbsp" so that it doesn't cover the words. But I think that will not work well for all browser windows. There must be a good way to do it. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 04:06, 27 November 2006 (UTC) The [[walk]] page now has a moving picture! --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 05:03, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :Cool! --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:29, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::Mostly I don't like moving pictures. It's hard to read when there is a moving picture on the page. But if I put it there, I like it. :-) Some people may not be able to see the moving picture. Some people may not be able to see any pictures. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:32, 27 November 2006 (UTC) 12861 2006-11-27T13:42:31Z Coppertwig 139 /* Pictures */ I know how to put pictures in a good way '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |}__NEWSECTIONLINK__ ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some countries, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) ==Category capitalization== Shall categories begin with upper cases or not? I am asking this because I have found different uses of upper and lower cases at [[Special:Categories]].--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 13:36, 14 April 2006 (UTC) :I had the same question a while back, though I asked it somewhere else. I think that categories should all be lowercase unless they are proper nouns, so that they work just like the entry titles. I'd say that you can go ahead an [[Wiktionary:Be bold|boldly]] change it, and if someone doesn't like it or has a better idea, they can change it back. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:33, 18 April 2006 (UTC) :If you do change it, don't forget to change the templates that refer to those categories, so that they put the words in the new place. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:22, 20 April 2006 (UTC) ::I see that [[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] has not worked on (or at least has not completed) changing the categories. I have completely changed my mind regarding them. The reason that articles in the (main) namespace are lowercase is to show the word as it is really meant to be and to distinguish between proper names and other words. This does not apply to categories or appendices (I just created the first appendix, [[:Appendix:Prepositions]]), though it should still apply to templates so that we don't have to type a capital letter every time we insert a template. Categories and appendices are ''groups'' of these words, and so should be capitalized regularly, just as they are in other projects. I am changing categories accordingly. Other thoughts? As I mentioned above, if we decide I'm wrong, we can boldly change it back. :) Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:54, 15 May 2006 (UTC) :::Hello. I have not been here until now as I was too busy administering other Wiki sites. As I am now an admin at eight Wiki sites, I am unsure how often I will come here. Article names at Wiktionary should not be automatically upper cases, but for categories, I do not really mind whether upper or lower cases. In case you want to talk to me but I am inactive here, I suggest leaving a message at my talk page at Wiktionary, Wikipedia, or Wikisource in English version that I administer.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:55, 4 November 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == WikiReader == What do we think about publishing a WikiReader with the BE850 and BE1500? I'd be happy to do most of the work behind it (exporting to PDF, managing download site etc). [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 12:00, 19 May 2006 (UTC) :I'm thinking we should probably have them mostly done before we worry about that, but other than that, sound good. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 19:03, 23 May 2006 (UTC) == Translations == Other Wiktionaries add translations for words into other languages. SEWiktionary is meant to give definitions of English words using simple English, so if we did add translations, we would not include those other words here, but only link to other wiktionaries. For example, if we translated "heavy" (meaning having a lot of weight), the Spanish is "pesado." We might link to the English Wiktionary page on [[:en:pesado]] or to the Spanish Wiktionary [[:es:pesado]]. These would be interwiki links, but under a translation section, not an "in other languages" sidebar interwiki, since each meaning should be translated separately. I think there are pros and cons to this idea. The pros are that our focus audience are people who are do not know much English, and many of them only know it as a second language, so a translation into their own language could be quite useful. The cons are that we are focused on English words. A translation would be a distraction from our focus. Also, that niche is already filled by the English Wiktionary. I think our focus should stay firmly fixed on simple English definitions of English words. Feel free to comment. We'll do what the community decides, of course. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:08, 21 May 2006 (UTC) :I suppose that this simple English Wiktionary is for definitions from simple English to simple English only, right? This should be good enough since more complex contents should go to regular English Wiktionary.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:58, 4 November 2006 (UTC) ::Simple English Wikipedia pages need to use some hard English words. I think Simple English Wiktionary needs definitions in simple English for those hard English words. It also needs definitions in simple English for simple English words. I think it's a good idea to link to English Wiktionary for translations. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:46, 25 November 2006 (UTC) ::Question: the word "kind": is it a noun in simple English? or an adjective? or both? How do we know or decide these questions? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:46, 25 November 2006 (UTC) :::Both. Word classes do not change in simple English. Does this answer your question? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:16, 27 November 2006 (UTC) == Etymologies/word histories == Another thing that has come up is the question of etymologies. English Wiktionary and others show the etymology of each word, and tend to have the earlier forms as separate entries. Because we are focused on English words (that is, Modern English), we would not include those early forms separately, but we could include unlinked word origins/etymologies. Again, there are pros and cons. Etymologies could be difficult to understand for someone who doesn't know much English. Additionally, they are not our focus, and could be a distraction. Plus, English Wiktionary already does that more effectively. On the other hand, I think it is cool to show where words come from, and this can help people understand why a word is spelled a particular way, I think. English orthography is one of the hardest parts of learning English, but knowing where a word comes from helps significantly in understanding its orthography (spelling). That said, teaching English is not our goal here, any more than it is the goal of Simple English Wikipedia. We are writing a dictionary here, not an English 101 textbook. If people use us to learn English, that is their own choice, but it is not our focus. I guess I could go either way on this one. I tentatively '''support''' adding etymologies to words. What do all of you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:16, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == How detailed do we go? == In articles such as that for [[sad]], some users have obvioulsy gone to a great deal of trouble to flesh out all sorts of synonyms, related words, etc. Unfortunately, few of the words are very simple (or even useful. For example, on the [[sad]] page we have ''glum'' as a synonym.) I think this kind of detail needs to be pared back to avoid being overwhelming to English language learners. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:26, 16 July 2006 (UTC) :Yeah, I was the one who put all those synonyms and antonyms on there. I still think it is useful, and it is obvious that they are synonyms, etc. by their placement, but I guess I did go a little overboard. But this wiktionary should not be limited to Simple English words. It should include all English words, but the definitions should be limited to simple English. People may find the word [[glum]] and wonder what it means, but not be able to understand the English Wiktionary definition. We need that entry here, and its connection to [[sad]] seems very logical. I think [[lugubrious]] should be cut out sooner than [[glum]]. Limiting the synonyms and antonyms may be useful in some ways, but we are about including information, not leaving it out. We might even want to include (for example) a main synonym section, and later on a section on ''other synonyms''. I don't know. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:44, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::Indeed, we should have articles for simple words and other words, so there should eventually be an entry for ''glum'', ''lugubrious'' and whatever else you can come up with. However, a typical user who is looking up the word ''sad'', will not benefit from ''glum''. The user who looks up ''glum'', on the other hand, may well benefit from being told that ''sad'' is a synonym as they will likely have no idea what ''glum'' means, but may very well understand ''sad''. ::Furthermore, you write, "we are about including information, not leaving it out." To the contrary! Knowing what to leave out is at least as important as knowing what to put in. A 20-page dictionary entry on ''run'' is neither simple nor useful. This is, after all, a dictionary, not a thesaurus or an encyclopedia. If the user who looks up ''sad'' is looking specifically for uncommon synonyms, they're using a wrench to drive in a nail.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:58, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::*Well how else do you expect people to look for uncommon synonyms, except by starting with a common word? Perhaps we can put common synonyms right there on the page, while listing rare ones separately on a thesaurus-like page. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 07:07, 31 July 2006 (UTC) ::::If they're looking for uncommon synonyms, they should use a thesaurus, not a dictionary.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 11:27, 31 July 2006 (UTC) :::::Hey Brett, I really enjoyed your wrench-nail analogy. Kappa is referring to what EWikt has done in its Wikisaurus sub-project. We could do something similar here if people are interested in the idea. But either way, most dictionaries include at least some synonyms, and I think we should do so, too. You have a point when you say that glum should link to sad, but not necessarily sad to glum. Maybe if we tend to limit it to the first five or so most common synonyms and antonyms, it will be useful but not overboard. We can always change it later if we change our minds, etc. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:08, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ==Workshop== The following was posted by Adam Kilgarriff on the Corpora mailing list ---- LEXICOM-ASIA 2006 A Workshop in Lexicography and Lexical Computing Venue: Kowloon, Hong Kong Hosts: Language Centre, Hong Kong Univ of Science and Technology Dates: December 11th-15th, 2006 Led by Adam Kilgarriff and Michael Rundell of the Lexicography MasterClass, Lexicom is an intensive one-week workshop, with seminars on theoretical issues alternating with practical sessions at the computer. There will be some parallel 'lexicographic' and 'computational' sessions. Topics to be covered include: * corpus creation * corpus analysis: o software and corpus querying o discovering word senses, recording contextual information * writing dictionary entries * dictionary databases and writing systems * using web data Applications are invited from people with interests and experience in any of these areas. Over the last six years Lexicom has attracted 200 participants from 28 countries including lexicographers, computational linguists, professors, research students, translators, terminologists, and editors, managers and technical support staff from dictionary publishers and information management companies. The venue, HKUST, is beautifully situated on Clearwater Bay in Kowloon, only 30 minutes from central Hong Kong. To register for Lexicom, go to: http://lc.ust.hk/~centre/lexi2006/ Early registration is advised (the Workshop has been oversubscribed in previous years), and registrations received before 7th October 2006 carry a discounted fee. Further details, including reports of past events can be found at: http://www.lexmasterclass.com. Michael Rundell & Adam Kilgarriff The Lexicography MasterClass --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 13:31, 28 September 2006 (UTC) == Logo discussion == Greetings, I apologise for writing in English. There is a discussion about the logo for Wiktionary at [[meta:Wiktionary/logo]]. Please go there and help us decide. Please also put this message on your community page. Thank you. -[[meta:User:Dbmag9|Dbmag9]] (copied here from [[talk:Main Page]] by [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:39, 23 July 2006 (UTC)) == Most linked article == Is there a way to find the article with the most links? In particular, I'm interested in finding the most-linked-to article that doesn't yet exist.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 21:19, 27 July 2006 (UTC) *You need [[Special:Mostlinked]], and in particular [[Special:Wantedpages]]. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 23:03, 27 July 2006 (UTC) == Benchmarks! == I think [[now]] was the 700th. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:51, 2 August 2006 (UTC) :Congratulations, everyone! Great work. Let's keep it up. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:02, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ===750=== [[lucky]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ===800=== [[benefit]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:27, 14 August 2006 (UTC) ===900=== [[legislation]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:21, 12 September 2006 (UTC) ===Almost 1000=== A virtual beer to the user who adds the 1000th word!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 20:03, 3 November 2006 (UTC) : [[brush]]! Hooray! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 03:35, 7 November 2006 (UTC) ::Make it two beers! Well done, PTO!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:23, 8 November 2006 (UTC) == A different idea == I recently had an idea for a sort of word rating system. This would show the SE user how difficult/complicated the word is considered by native speakers, and perhaps even include an easier and/or more challenging (for the basic words) alternative. I'm thinking of a kind of thermometer look, maybe up in the right-hand corner. It would have something like four or five degrees, including: basic or easy (from the BE850, words like [[do]], [[cold]], and [[woman]]), fairly basic or fairly easy (BE1500 or so, words like [[sink]], [[math]], and [[trust]]), medium or intermediate (about regular conversation level, somewhat less common than BE1500, words like [[complete]], [[freezing]], and [[feminine]]), fairly advanced or fairly hard (more complex or difficult a concept or term, words like [[nondescript]], [[anthropology]], and [[uncharacteristic]]), and advanced or hard (for jargon and other much less common words such as [[sodium benzoate]], [[sesquipedalian]], and [[indefatigable]]). We can tweak these levels or add new ones if/when we feel they are warranted. What do you all think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 10:07, 3 August 2006 (UTC) :I think it's a good idea, but I think basing it on BE is a bad idea, no matter how much you like BE. BE was not intended to choose the most simple or frequent words, but to bring together a list of words that would be sufficient to communicate any idea. Instead, I think we should base it on frequency counts, in the same way that the [http://www.longman.com/ldoce/ Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English] does. I think that using [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/nation.aspx Paul Nation]'s word counts would be a great place to start. He counts 'word families', so that ''run'', ''running'', ''runner'', etc. are all counted together. His counts are broken into 1000-word bands and are [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/range%20BNC.zip available] for free.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ::Though different organizations have different frequency counts, I think the idea is a sound one, and I think that there are many other word lists which would do a better job than BE. The only reason I've stuck with BE this long is because it was already there, and fairly convenient, not to mention a good place to start creating words. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 02:28, 14 August 2006 (UTC) :::I asked Paul Nation, and he wrote, "The lists are freely available for whoever wants to use them." Have a look.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:09, 15 August 2006 (UTC) ::::After looking at the BNC spoken frequency lists, I think you're right. I much prefer the way that these lists are set up, and it is nice to see not only the word but all its variations. I think it is much better. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 01:40, 24 August 2006 (UTC) == Move to [[Wiktionary talk:Simple talk]]? == I just want to throw up the idea of moving this page to the Wiktionary talk namespace. The advantage is that when editing a talk page [[MediaWiki:Talkpagetext]] is shown to the user. It would also leave this page open for FaQ's or something. Just an idea. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 14:55, 5 August 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for your input, Gerard. Nice to know you're still around every once in a while. You have a valid point about the talk page text being shown at the top of the page. It might be worth it to move it. However, I don't really care for the FAQ idea personally. It is supposed to be a simple *talk* page, so it should be something related to talk, even if it just redirects to its own talk page or explains how simple talk works. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 00:46, 24 August 2006 (UTC) ==Survivors?== I decided to come here and help out the project, after I saw the request for deletion at Meta. Personally, I would hate to see a project with this much potential die. <br><br> So, my question. How many regularly editing people are left? I noticed that a bureaucrat and two administrators haven't edited in a fairly long time, with the only admin exception seeming to be Cromwellt. Just give a shout here, I suppose. Thanks! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 21:49, 17 October 2006 (UTC) :Very few it seems, although I don't think ''left'' is the right word. There don't ever appear to have been many contributing memebers. Welcome though. Could I suggest you try to avoid difficult words in your definitions? For example, for ''approval'', you wrote "Formal permission or sanction." both words are less common than the word you're defining, and ''sanction'' is significantly less common. Just a suggestion. The participation is appreciated, though.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:30, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the suggestion. I used the word "left" because I had spent a while reading talk archives. This place seemed to be a lot more active back in Febuary. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 01:54, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ==Word of the Day== It seems the WotD has effectively died. Should we destroy the category/template for the word of the day as well? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 23:46, 25 October 2006 (UTC) Yes. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:13, 27 October 2006 (UTC) == Vote to delete == I ended to vote to close this project on Meta. It has gone on long enough and is going nowhere fast. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 17:35, 2 November 2006 (UTC) :thank you!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:14, 2 November 2006 (UTC) ::Ah, finally. Its about time they closed that one up. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 00:59, 3 November 2006 (UTC) :::Great news :) - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:24, 6 November 2006 (UTC) == Administrators == Are there any active administrators/bureaucrats here anymore? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 16:33, 5 November 2006 (UTC) :Not really ;) [[User:h2g2bob]], our friendly bureaucrat, expressed a desire to resume contributing, but beyond that, the admins have been largely inactive. - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 16:46, 10 November 2006 (UTC) == Interwiki link == How do you link to Simple Witionary from another wiki project?--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:38, 8 November 2006 (UTC) :Either <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>; if you're on a Simple English project, use <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or, if you're on a Wiktionary, use <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 12:19, 9 November 2006 (UTC) == MediaWiki:Common.css == Hi, can we import some styles (specifically the <tt>messagebox</tt> class, and maybe some of its subclasses as well) from [[:w:MediaWiki:Common.css]] into [[MediaWiki:Common.css]]? This is purely for cosmetic reasons, but some of the templates that we have (including [[Template:Delete]]) use the <tt>messagebox</tt> class, which is not defined here. (P.S. This requires an admin) Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 16:40, 10 November 2006 (UTC) :I have gone ahead and asked for a temporary +sysop on meta, and have imported all CSS classes from the Simple English Wikipedia (with the exception of CommonsTicker-related styles). Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:19, 18 November 2006 (UTC) == Example sentences == In a dictionary such as this, I think it's important that the example sentences actually ''exemplify'' the use of a defined word rather than simply include it. Consider the following examples: #''There was a '''book''' on the table.'' #''He finished reading, closed the '''book''', and put it down.'' In the first sentence, '''book''' could be almost anything, animate or inanimate, of a size suitable for being on tables. The second sentence, in contrast, shows that '''book''' is related to reading and that it can be held and closed. This second sentence exemplifies '''book''', while the first simply uses it. We should also try to exemplify the syntactic properties of defined words. '''Notwithstanding''', for instance, is an unusual preposition in that it can appear after the noun. Thus, examples showing both pre- and post-noun usage would be useful. Similarly, nouns that have both countable and uncountable senses should have example sentences showing these. And so on. Finally, it would also be good to try to identify and show strong [[:en:collocation | collocations]]. Some good tools for this are [http://193.133.140.102/JustTheWord/ Just the Word] and Mark Davies's [http://view.byu.edu/ VIEW] interface to the [[w:British_National_Corpus|BNC]]. These can also provide authentic example sentences. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 00:32, 11 November 2006 (UTC) == Question == Who is father of Education ''<small>—This unsigned comment was added by</small>''<small> [[User:164.100.216.2|164.100.216.2]] ([[User talk:164.100.216.2|talk]] • [[Special:Contributions/164.100.216.2|contribs]]) 07:48, 16 November 2006 (UTC{{{3|}}})</small> :Hi, this is a forum for discussing topics related to the Simple English Wiktionary. Perhaps you could try looking for information on the [[:w:Main Page|Simple English Wikipedia]], or the [[:w:en:Main Page|English Wikipedia]]. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 15:50, 17 November 2006 (UTC) ::I'm a native English speaker and I don't know the answer to your question. Put your question on [[Wiktionary:Requested definitions]]. Also say on that page where you saw those words being used. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:39, 25 November 2006 (UTC) == Edit buttons gone == What happened to our edit buttons? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 14:30, 25 November 2006 (UTC) :Edit buttons? - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 14:32, 25 November 2006 (UTC) ::I don't know what to call them. When you were editing something, there was a row of buttons at the top of the edit window: bold, italics, math, signatures, etc. They're not there anymore. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:33, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :::Check your preferences. Check on the 'Editing' tab that the box is ticked to show the toolbar. [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 11:54, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::::Yes, it's checked. The tool bar was there on Friday and gone on Saturday. I haven't changed anything. I take it, then, that others still have their tool bar? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:36, 27 November 2006 (UTC) == Pictures == My idea: all nouns need pictures in the definitions. Writers need ideas about copyright and about finding pictures. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 19:55, 25 November 2006 (UTC) I did it! I put a picture in! See [[wire]]. I think all definitions need pictures. Is that good? Did I do it right? I found the picture in Wikimedia Commons. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 20:37, 26 November 2006 (UTC) :Well done! Many nouns already have pictures with them. Many other nouns, however, are too abstract for a picture. Put one in where it makes sense. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:18, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks. I'm having some problems formatting the pages with the pictures. I want the pictures near the top so people will see them immediately. On the page [[wave]] the picture covered some of the words. I put many "nbsp" so that it doesn't cover the words. But I think that will not work well for all browser windows. There must be a good way to do it. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 04:06, 27 November 2006 (UTC) The [[walk]] page now has a moving picture! --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 05:03, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :Cool! --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:29, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::Mostly I don't like moving pictures. It's hard to read when there is a moving picture on the page. But if I put it there, I like it. :-) Some people may not be able to see the moving picture. Some people may not be able to see any pictures. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:32, 27 November 2006 (UTC) OK, now I know how to put the pictures on the page in a good way. Put the picture. (Do not put "300px" if not needed.) Then put words that will be beside the picture. Then put <nowiki> <br style="clear:both"/> </nowiki>. Then put words that need to be under the picture. See [[angry]]. See also [[:en:wikipedia:Wikipedia:Extended image syntax]]. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:42, 27 November 2006 (UTC) 12923 2006-11-28T05:56:11Z Coppertwig 139 "Change this part" '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |}__NEWSECTIONLINK__ ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some countries, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) ==Category capitalization== Shall categories begin with upper cases or not? I am asking this because I have found different uses of upper and lower cases at [[Special:Categories]].--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 13:36, 14 April 2006 (UTC) :I had the same question a while back, though I asked it somewhere else. I think that categories should all be lowercase unless they are proper nouns, so that they work just like the entry titles. I'd say that you can go ahead an [[Wiktionary:Be bold|boldly]] change it, and if someone doesn't like it or has a better idea, they can change it back. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:33, 18 April 2006 (UTC) :If you do change it, don't forget to change the templates that refer to those categories, so that they put the words in the new place. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:22, 20 April 2006 (UTC) ::I see that [[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] has not worked on (or at least has not completed) changing the categories. I have completely changed my mind regarding them. The reason that articles in the (main) namespace are lowercase is to show the word as it is really meant to be and to distinguish between proper names and other words. This does not apply to categories or appendices (I just created the first appendix, [[:Appendix:Prepositions]]), though it should still apply to templates so that we don't have to type a capital letter every time we insert a template. Categories and appendices are ''groups'' of these words, and so should be capitalized regularly, just as they are in other projects. I am changing categories accordingly. Other thoughts? As I mentioned above, if we decide I'm wrong, we can boldly change it back. :) Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:54, 15 May 2006 (UTC) :::Hello. I have not been here until now as I was too busy administering other Wiki sites. As I am now an admin at eight Wiki sites, I am unsure how often I will come here. Article names at Wiktionary should not be automatically upper cases, but for categories, I do not really mind whether upper or lower cases. In case you want to talk to me but I am inactive here, I suggest leaving a message at my talk page at Wiktionary, Wikipedia, or Wikisource in English version that I administer.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:55, 4 November 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == WikiReader == What do we think about publishing a WikiReader with the BE850 and BE1500? I'd be happy to do most of the work behind it (exporting to PDF, managing download site etc). [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 12:00, 19 May 2006 (UTC) :I'm thinking we should probably have them mostly done before we worry about that, but other than that, sound good. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 19:03, 23 May 2006 (UTC) == Translations == Other Wiktionaries add translations for words into other languages. SEWiktionary is meant to give definitions of English words using simple English, so if we did add translations, we would not include those other words here, but only link to other wiktionaries. For example, if we translated "heavy" (meaning having a lot of weight), the Spanish is "pesado." We might link to the English Wiktionary page on [[:en:pesado]] or to the Spanish Wiktionary [[:es:pesado]]. These would be interwiki links, but under a translation section, not an "in other languages" sidebar interwiki, since each meaning should be translated separately. I think there are pros and cons to this idea. The pros are that our focus audience are people who are do not know much English, and many of them only know it as a second language, so a translation into their own language could be quite useful. The cons are that we are focused on English words. A translation would be a distraction from our focus. Also, that niche is already filled by the English Wiktionary. I think our focus should stay firmly fixed on simple English definitions of English words. Feel free to comment. We'll do what the community decides, of course. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:08, 21 May 2006 (UTC) :I suppose that this simple English Wiktionary is for definitions from simple English to simple English only, right? This should be good enough since more complex contents should go to regular English Wiktionary.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:58, 4 November 2006 (UTC) ::Simple English Wikipedia pages need to use some hard English words. I think Simple English Wiktionary needs definitions in simple English for those hard English words. It also needs definitions in simple English for simple English words. I think it's a good idea to link to English Wiktionary for translations. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:46, 25 November 2006 (UTC) ::Question: the word "kind": is it a noun in simple English? or an adjective? or both? How do we know or decide these questions? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:46, 25 November 2006 (UTC) :::Both. Word classes do not change in simple English. Does this answer your question? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:16, 27 November 2006 (UTC) == Etymologies/word histories == Another thing that has come up is the question of etymologies. English Wiktionary and others show the etymology of each word, and tend to have the earlier forms as separate entries. Because we are focused on English words (that is, Modern English), we would not include those early forms separately, but we could include unlinked word origins/etymologies. Again, there are pros and cons. Etymologies could be difficult to understand for someone who doesn't know much English. Additionally, they are not our focus, and could be a distraction. Plus, English Wiktionary already does that more effectively. On the other hand, I think it is cool to show where words come from, and this can help people understand why a word is spelled a particular way, I think. English orthography is one of the hardest parts of learning English, but knowing where a word comes from helps significantly in understanding its orthography (spelling). That said, teaching English is not our goal here, any more than it is the goal of Simple English Wikipedia. We are writing a dictionary here, not an English 101 textbook. If people use us to learn English, that is their own choice, but it is not our focus. I guess I could go either way on this one. I tentatively '''support''' adding etymologies to words. What do all of you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:16, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == How detailed do we go? == In articles such as that for [[sad]], some users have obvioulsy gone to a great deal of trouble to flesh out all sorts of synonyms, related words, etc. Unfortunately, few of the words are very simple (or even useful. For example, on the [[sad]] page we have ''glum'' as a synonym.) I think this kind of detail needs to be pared back to avoid being overwhelming to English language learners. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:26, 16 July 2006 (UTC) :Yeah, I was the one who put all those synonyms and antonyms on there. I still think it is useful, and it is obvious that they are synonyms, etc. by their placement, but I guess I did go a little overboard. But this wiktionary should not be limited to Simple English words. It should include all English words, but the definitions should be limited to simple English. People may find the word [[glum]] and wonder what it means, but not be able to understand the English Wiktionary definition. We need that entry here, and its connection to [[sad]] seems very logical. I think [[lugubrious]] should be cut out sooner than [[glum]]. Limiting the synonyms and antonyms may be useful in some ways, but we are about including information, not leaving it out. We might even want to include (for example) a main synonym section, and later on a section on ''other synonyms''. I don't know. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:44, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::Indeed, we should have articles for simple words and other words, so there should eventually be an entry for ''glum'', ''lugubrious'' and whatever else you can come up with. However, a typical user who is looking up the word ''sad'', will not benefit from ''glum''. The user who looks up ''glum'', on the other hand, may well benefit from being told that ''sad'' is a synonym as they will likely have no idea what ''glum'' means, but may very well understand ''sad''. ::Furthermore, you write, "we are about including information, not leaving it out." To the contrary! Knowing what to leave out is at least as important as knowing what to put in. A 20-page dictionary entry on ''run'' is neither simple nor useful. This is, after all, a dictionary, not a thesaurus or an encyclopedia. If the user who looks up ''sad'' is looking specifically for uncommon synonyms, they're using a wrench to drive in a nail.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:58, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::*Well how else do you expect people to look for uncommon synonyms, except by starting with a common word? Perhaps we can put common synonyms right there on the page, while listing rare ones separately on a thesaurus-like page. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 07:07, 31 July 2006 (UTC) ::::If they're looking for uncommon synonyms, they should use a thesaurus, not a dictionary.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 11:27, 31 July 2006 (UTC) :::::Hey Brett, I really enjoyed your wrench-nail analogy. Kappa is referring to what EWikt has done in its Wikisaurus sub-project. We could do something similar here if people are interested in the idea. But either way, most dictionaries include at least some synonyms, and I think we should do so, too. You have a point when you say that glum should link to sad, but not necessarily sad to glum. Maybe if we tend to limit it to the first five or so most common synonyms and antonyms, it will be useful but not overboard. We can always change it later if we change our minds, etc. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:08, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ==Workshop== The following was posted by Adam Kilgarriff on the Corpora mailing list ---- LEXICOM-ASIA 2006 A Workshop in Lexicography and Lexical Computing Venue: Kowloon, Hong Kong Hosts: Language Centre, Hong Kong Univ of Science and Technology Dates: December 11th-15th, 2006 Led by Adam Kilgarriff and Michael Rundell of the Lexicography MasterClass, Lexicom is an intensive one-week workshop, with seminars on theoretical issues alternating with practical sessions at the computer. There will be some parallel 'lexicographic' and 'computational' sessions. Topics to be covered include: * corpus creation * corpus analysis: o software and corpus querying o discovering word senses, recording contextual information * writing dictionary entries * dictionary databases and writing systems * using web data Applications are invited from people with interests and experience in any of these areas. Over the last six years Lexicom has attracted 200 participants from 28 countries including lexicographers, computational linguists, professors, research students, translators, terminologists, and editors, managers and technical support staff from dictionary publishers and information management companies. The venue, HKUST, is beautifully situated on Clearwater Bay in Kowloon, only 30 minutes from central Hong Kong. To register for Lexicom, go to: http://lc.ust.hk/~centre/lexi2006/ Early registration is advised (the Workshop has been oversubscribed in previous years), and registrations received before 7th October 2006 carry a discounted fee. Further details, including reports of past events can be found at: http://www.lexmasterclass.com. Michael Rundell & Adam Kilgarriff The Lexicography MasterClass --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 13:31, 28 September 2006 (UTC) == Logo discussion == Greetings, I apologise for writing in English. There is a discussion about the logo for Wiktionary at [[meta:Wiktionary/logo]]. Please go there and help us decide. Please also put this message on your community page. Thank you. -[[meta:User:Dbmag9|Dbmag9]] (copied here from [[talk:Main Page]] by [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:39, 23 July 2006 (UTC)) == Most linked article == Is there a way to find the article with the most links? In particular, I'm interested in finding the most-linked-to article that doesn't yet exist.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 21:19, 27 July 2006 (UTC) *You need [[Special:Mostlinked]], and in particular [[Special:Wantedpages]]. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 23:03, 27 July 2006 (UTC) == Benchmarks! == I think [[now]] was the 700th. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:51, 2 August 2006 (UTC) :Congratulations, everyone! Great work. Let's keep it up. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:02, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ===750=== [[lucky]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ===800=== [[benefit]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:27, 14 August 2006 (UTC) ===900=== [[legislation]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:21, 12 September 2006 (UTC) ===Almost 1000=== A virtual beer to the user who adds the 1000th word!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 20:03, 3 November 2006 (UTC) : [[brush]]! Hooray! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 03:35, 7 November 2006 (UTC) ::Make it two beers! Well done, PTO!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:23, 8 November 2006 (UTC) == A different idea == I recently had an idea for a sort of word rating system. This would show the SE user how difficult/complicated the word is considered by native speakers, and perhaps even include an easier and/or more challenging (for the basic words) alternative. I'm thinking of a kind of thermometer look, maybe up in the right-hand corner. It would have something like four or five degrees, including: basic or easy (from the BE850, words like [[do]], [[cold]], and [[woman]]), fairly basic or fairly easy (BE1500 or so, words like [[sink]], [[math]], and [[trust]]), medium or intermediate (about regular conversation level, somewhat less common than BE1500, words like [[complete]], [[freezing]], and [[feminine]]), fairly advanced or fairly hard (more complex or difficult a concept or term, words like [[nondescript]], [[anthropology]], and [[uncharacteristic]]), and advanced or hard (for jargon and other much less common words such as [[sodium benzoate]], [[sesquipedalian]], and [[indefatigable]]). We can tweak these levels or add new ones if/when we feel they are warranted. What do you all think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 10:07, 3 August 2006 (UTC) :I think it's a good idea, but I think basing it on BE is a bad idea, no matter how much you like BE. BE was not intended to choose the most simple or frequent words, but to bring together a list of words that would be sufficient to communicate any idea. Instead, I think we should base it on frequency counts, in the same way that the [http://www.longman.com/ldoce/ Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English] does. I think that using [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/nation.aspx Paul Nation]'s word counts would be a great place to start. He counts 'word families', so that ''run'', ''running'', ''runner'', etc. are all counted together. His counts are broken into 1000-word bands and are [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/range%20BNC.zip available] for free.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ::Though different organizations have different frequency counts, I think the idea is a sound one, and I think that there are many other word lists which would do a better job than BE. The only reason I've stuck with BE this long is because it was already there, and fairly convenient, not to mention a good place to start creating words. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 02:28, 14 August 2006 (UTC) :::I asked Paul Nation, and he wrote, "The lists are freely available for whoever wants to use them." Have a look.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:09, 15 August 2006 (UTC) ::::After looking at the BNC spoken frequency lists, I think you're right. I much prefer the way that these lists are set up, and it is nice to see not only the word but all its variations. I think it is much better. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 01:40, 24 August 2006 (UTC) == Move to [[Wiktionary talk:Simple talk]]? == I just want to throw up the idea of moving this page to the Wiktionary talk namespace. The advantage is that when editing a talk page [[MediaWiki:Talkpagetext]] is shown to the user. It would also leave this page open for FaQ's or something. Just an idea. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 14:55, 5 August 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for your input, Gerard. Nice to know you're still around every once in a while. You have a valid point about the talk page text being shown at the top of the page. It might be worth it to move it. However, I don't really care for the FAQ idea personally. It is supposed to be a simple *talk* page, so it should be something related to talk, even if it just redirects to its own talk page or explains how simple talk works. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 00:46, 24 August 2006 (UTC) ==Survivors?== I decided to come here and help out the project, after I saw the request for deletion at Meta. Personally, I would hate to see a project with this much potential die. <br><br> So, my question. How many regularly editing people are left? I noticed that a bureaucrat and two administrators haven't edited in a fairly long time, with the only admin exception seeming to be Cromwellt. Just give a shout here, I suppose. Thanks! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 21:49, 17 October 2006 (UTC) :Very few it seems, although I don't think ''left'' is the right word. There don't ever appear to have been many contributing memebers. Welcome though. Could I suggest you try to avoid difficult words in your definitions? For example, for ''approval'', you wrote "Formal permission or sanction." both words are less common than the word you're defining, and ''sanction'' is significantly less common. Just a suggestion. The participation is appreciated, though.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:30, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the suggestion. I used the word "left" because I had spent a while reading talk archives. This place seemed to be a lot more active back in Febuary. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 01:54, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ==Word of the Day== It seems the WotD has effectively died. Should we destroy the category/template for the word of the day as well? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 23:46, 25 October 2006 (UTC) Yes. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:13, 27 October 2006 (UTC) == Vote to delete == I ended to vote to close this project on Meta. It has gone on long enough and is going nowhere fast. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 17:35, 2 November 2006 (UTC) :thank you!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:14, 2 November 2006 (UTC) ::Ah, finally. Its about time they closed that one up. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 00:59, 3 November 2006 (UTC) :::Great news :) - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:24, 6 November 2006 (UTC) == Administrators == Are there any active administrators/bureaucrats here anymore? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 16:33, 5 November 2006 (UTC) :Not really ;) [[User:h2g2bob]], our friendly bureaucrat, expressed a desire to resume contributing, but beyond that, the admins have been largely inactive. - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 16:46, 10 November 2006 (UTC) == Interwiki link == How do you link to Simple Witionary from another wiki project?--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:38, 8 November 2006 (UTC) :Either <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>; if you're on a Simple English project, use <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or, if you're on a Wiktionary, use <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 12:19, 9 November 2006 (UTC) == MediaWiki:Common.css == Hi, can we import some styles (specifically the <tt>messagebox</tt> class, and maybe some of its subclasses as well) from [[:w:MediaWiki:Common.css]] into [[MediaWiki:Common.css]]? This is purely for cosmetic reasons, but some of the templates that we have (including [[Template:Delete]]) use the <tt>messagebox</tt> class, which is not defined here. (P.S. This requires an admin) Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 16:40, 10 November 2006 (UTC) :I have gone ahead and asked for a temporary +sysop on meta, and have imported all CSS classes from the Simple English Wikipedia (with the exception of CommonsTicker-related styles). Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:19, 18 November 2006 (UTC) == Example sentences == In a dictionary such as this, I think it's important that the example sentences actually ''exemplify'' the use of a defined word rather than simply include it. Consider the following examples: #''There was a '''book''' on the table.'' #''He finished reading, closed the '''book''', and put it down.'' In the first sentence, '''book''' could be almost anything, animate or inanimate, of a size suitable for being on tables. The second sentence, in contrast, shows that '''book''' is related to reading and that it can be held and closed. This second sentence exemplifies '''book''', while the first simply uses it. We should also try to exemplify the syntactic properties of defined words. '''Notwithstanding''', for instance, is an unusual preposition in that it can appear after the noun. Thus, examples showing both pre- and post-noun usage would be useful. Similarly, nouns that have both countable and uncountable senses should have example sentences showing these. And so on. Finally, it would also be good to try to identify and show strong [[:en:collocation | collocations]]. Some good tools for this are [http://193.133.140.102/JustTheWord/ Just the Word] and Mark Davies's [http://view.byu.edu/ VIEW] interface to the [[w:British_National_Corpus|BNC]]. These can also provide authentic example sentences. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 00:32, 11 November 2006 (UTC) == Question == Who is father of Education ''<small>—This unsigned comment was added by</small>''<small> [[User:164.100.216.2|164.100.216.2]] ([[User talk:164.100.216.2|talk]] • [[Special:Contributions/164.100.216.2|contribs]]) 07:48, 16 November 2006 (UTC{{{3|}}})</small> :Hi, this is a forum for discussing topics related to the Simple English Wiktionary. Perhaps you could try looking for information on the [[:w:Main Page|Simple English Wikipedia]], or the [[:w:en:Main Page|English Wikipedia]]. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 15:50, 17 November 2006 (UTC) ::I'm a native English speaker and I don't know the answer to your question. Put your question on [[Wiktionary:Requested definitions]]. Also say on that page where you saw those words being used. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:39, 25 November 2006 (UTC) == Edit buttons gone == What happened to our edit buttons? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 14:30, 25 November 2006 (UTC) :Edit buttons? - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 14:32, 25 November 2006 (UTC) ::I don't know what to call them. When you were editing something, there was a row of buttons at the top of the edit window: bold, italics, math, signatures, etc. They're not there anymore. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:33, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :::Check your preferences. Check on the 'Editing' tab that the box is ticked to show the toolbar. [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 11:54, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::::Yes, it's checked. The tool bar was there on Friday and gone on Saturday. I haven't changed anything. I take it, then, that others still have their tool bar? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:36, 27 November 2006 (UTC) == Pictures == My idea: all nouns need pictures in the definitions. Writers need ideas about copyright and about finding pictures. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 19:55, 25 November 2006 (UTC) I did it! I put a picture in! See [[wire]]. I think all definitions need pictures. Is that good? Did I do it right? I found the picture in Wikimedia Commons. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 20:37, 26 November 2006 (UTC) :Well done! Many nouns already have pictures with them. Many other nouns, however, are too abstract for a picture. Put one in where it makes sense. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:18, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks. I'm having some problems formatting the pages with the pictures. I want the pictures near the top so people will see them immediately. On the page [[wave]] the picture covered some of the words. I put many "nbsp" so that it doesn't cover the words. But I think that will not work well for all browser windows. There must be a good way to do it. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 04:06, 27 November 2006 (UTC) The [[walk]] page now has a moving picture! --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 05:03, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :Cool! --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:29, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::Mostly I don't like moving pictures. It's hard to read when there is a moving picture on the page. But if I put it there, I like it. :-) Some people may not be able to see the moving picture. Some people may not be able to see any pictures. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:32, 27 November 2006 (UTC) OK, now I know how to put the pictures on the page in a good way. Put the picture. (Do not put "300px" if not needed.) Then put words that will be beside the picture. Then put <nowiki> <br style="clear:both"/> </nowiki>. Then put words that need to be under the picture. See [[angry]]. See also [[:en:wikipedia:Wikipedia:Extended image syntax]]. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:42, 27 November 2006 (UTC) == "Change this part" == I like where it says "change this page". That's Simple English. It seems friendly to me. But when a page has parts, it says "edit". It needs to say "Change this part." --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 05:56, 28 November 2006 (UTC) 12959 2006-11-28T19:34:11Z Brett 77 /* Edit buttons gone */ '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |}__NEWSECTIONLINK__ ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some countries, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) ==Category capitalization== Shall categories begin with upper cases or not? I am asking this because I have found different uses of upper and lower cases at [[Special:Categories]].--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 13:36, 14 April 2006 (UTC) :I had the same question a while back, though I asked it somewhere else. I think that categories should all be lowercase unless they are proper nouns, so that they work just like the entry titles. I'd say that you can go ahead an [[Wiktionary:Be bold|boldly]] change it, and if someone doesn't like it or has a better idea, they can change it back. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:33, 18 April 2006 (UTC) :If you do change it, don't forget to change the templates that refer to those categories, so that they put the words in the new place. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:22, 20 April 2006 (UTC) ::I see that [[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] has not worked on (or at least has not completed) changing the categories. I have completely changed my mind regarding them. The reason that articles in the (main) namespace are lowercase is to show the word as it is really meant to be and to distinguish between proper names and other words. This does not apply to categories or appendices (I just created the first appendix, [[:Appendix:Prepositions]]), though it should still apply to templates so that we don't have to type a capital letter every time we insert a template. Categories and appendices are ''groups'' of these words, and so should be capitalized regularly, just as they are in other projects. I am changing categories accordingly. Other thoughts? As I mentioned above, if we decide I'm wrong, we can boldly change it back. :) Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:54, 15 May 2006 (UTC) :::Hello. I have not been here until now as I was too busy administering other Wiki sites. As I am now an admin at eight Wiki sites, I am unsure how often I will come here. Article names at Wiktionary should not be automatically upper cases, but for categories, I do not really mind whether upper or lower cases. In case you want to talk to me but I am inactive here, I suggest leaving a message at my talk page at Wiktionary, Wikipedia, or Wikisource in English version that I administer.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:55, 4 November 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == WikiReader == What do we think about publishing a WikiReader with the BE850 and BE1500? I'd be happy to do most of the work behind it (exporting to PDF, managing download site etc). [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 12:00, 19 May 2006 (UTC) :I'm thinking we should probably have them mostly done before we worry about that, but other than that, sound good. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 19:03, 23 May 2006 (UTC) == Translations == Other Wiktionaries add translations for words into other languages. SEWiktionary is meant to give definitions of English words using simple English, so if we did add translations, we would not include those other words here, but only link to other wiktionaries. For example, if we translated "heavy" (meaning having a lot of weight), the Spanish is "pesado." We might link to the English Wiktionary page on [[:en:pesado]] or to the Spanish Wiktionary [[:es:pesado]]. These would be interwiki links, but under a translation section, not an "in other languages" sidebar interwiki, since each meaning should be translated separately. I think there are pros and cons to this idea. The pros are that our focus audience are people who are do not know much English, and many of them only know it as a second language, so a translation into their own language could be quite useful. The cons are that we are focused on English words. A translation would be a distraction from our focus. Also, that niche is already filled by the English Wiktionary. I think our focus should stay firmly fixed on simple English definitions of English words. Feel free to comment. We'll do what the community decides, of course. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:08, 21 May 2006 (UTC) :I suppose that this simple English Wiktionary is for definitions from simple English to simple English only, right? This should be good enough since more complex contents should go to regular English Wiktionary.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:58, 4 November 2006 (UTC) ::Simple English Wikipedia pages need to use some hard English words. I think Simple English Wiktionary needs definitions in simple English for those hard English words. It also needs definitions in simple English for simple English words. I think it's a good idea to link to English Wiktionary for translations. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:46, 25 November 2006 (UTC) ::Question: the word "kind": is it a noun in simple English? or an adjective? or both? How do we know or decide these questions? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:46, 25 November 2006 (UTC) :::Both. Word classes do not change in simple English. Does this answer your question? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:16, 27 November 2006 (UTC) == Etymologies/word histories == Another thing that has come up is the question of etymologies. English Wiktionary and others show the etymology of each word, and tend to have the earlier forms as separate entries. Because we are focused on English words (that is, Modern English), we would not include those early forms separately, but we could include unlinked word origins/etymologies. Again, there are pros and cons. Etymologies could be difficult to understand for someone who doesn't know much English. Additionally, they are not our focus, and could be a distraction. Plus, English Wiktionary already does that more effectively. On the other hand, I think it is cool to show where words come from, and this can help people understand why a word is spelled a particular way, I think. English orthography is one of the hardest parts of learning English, but knowing where a word comes from helps significantly in understanding its orthography (spelling). That said, teaching English is not our goal here, any more than it is the goal of Simple English Wikipedia. We are writing a dictionary here, not an English 101 textbook. If people use us to learn English, that is their own choice, but it is not our focus. I guess I could go either way on this one. I tentatively '''support''' adding etymologies to words. What do all of you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:16, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == How detailed do we go? == In articles such as that for [[sad]], some users have obvioulsy gone to a great deal of trouble to flesh out all sorts of synonyms, related words, etc. Unfortunately, few of the words are very simple (or even useful. For example, on the [[sad]] page we have ''glum'' as a synonym.) I think this kind of detail needs to be pared back to avoid being overwhelming to English language learners. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:26, 16 July 2006 (UTC) :Yeah, I was the one who put all those synonyms and antonyms on there. I still think it is useful, and it is obvious that they are synonyms, etc. by their placement, but I guess I did go a little overboard. But this wiktionary should not be limited to Simple English words. It should include all English words, but the definitions should be limited to simple English. People may find the word [[glum]] and wonder what it means, but not be able to understand the English Wiktionary definition. We need that entry here, and its connection to [[sad]] seems very logical. I think [[lugubrious]] should be cut out sooner than [[glum]]. Limiting the synonyms and antonyms may be useful in some ways, but we are about including information, not leaving it out. We might even want to include (for example) a main synonym section, and later on a section on ''other synonyms''. I don't know. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:44, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::Indeed, we should have articles for simple words and other words, so there should eventually be an entry for ''glum'', ''lugubrious'' and whatever else you can come up with. However, a typical user who is looking up the word ''sad'', will not benefit from ''glum''. The user who looks up ''glum'', on the other hand, may well benefit from being told that ''sad'' is a synonym as they will likely have no idea what ''glum'' means, but may very well understand ''sad''. ::Furthermore, you write, "we are about including information, not leaving it out." To the contrary! Knowing what to leave out is at least as important as knowing what to put in. A 20-page dictionary entry on ''run'' is neither simple nor useful. This is, after all, a dictionary, not a thesaurus or an encyclopedia. If the user who looks up ''sad'' is looking specifically for uncommon synonyms, they're using a wrench to drive in a nail.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:58, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::*Well how else do you expect people to look for uncommon synonyms, except by starting with a common word? Perhaps we can put common synonyms right there on the page, while listing rare ones separately on a thesaurus-like page. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 07:07, 31 July 2006 (UTC) ::::If they're looking for uncommon synonyms, they should use a thesaurus, not a dictionary.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 11:27, 31 July 2006 (UTC) :::::Hey Brett, I really enjoyed your wrench-nail analogy. Kappa is referring to what EWikt has done in its Wikisaurus sub-project. We could do something similar here if people are interested in the idea. But either way, most dictionaries include at least some synonyms, and I think we should do so, too. You have a point when you say that glum should link to sad, but not necessarily sad to glum. Maybe if we tend to limit it to the first five or so most common synonyms and antonyms, it will be useful but not overboard. We can always change it later if we change our minds, etc. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:08, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ==Workshop== The following was posted by Adam Kilgarriff on the Corpora mailing list ---- LEXICOM-ASIA 2006 A Workshop in Lexicography and Lexical Computing Venue: Kowloon, Hong Kong Hosts: Language Centre, Hong Kong Univ of Science and Technology Dates: December 11th-15th, 2006 Led by Adam Kilgarriff and Michael Rundell of the Lexicography MasterClass, Lexicom is an intensive one-week workshop, with seminars on theoretical issues alternating with practical sessions at the computer. There will be some parallel 'lexicographic' and 'computational' sessions. Topics to be covered include: * corpus creation * corpus analysis: o software and corpus querying o discovering word senses, recording contextual information * writing dictionary entries * dictionary databases and writing systems * using web data Applications are invited from people with interests and experience in any of these areas. Over the last six years Lexicom has attracted 200 participants from 28 countries including lexicographers, computational linguists, professors, research students, translators, terminologists, and editors, managers and technical support staff from dictionary publishers and information management companies. The venue, HKUST, is beautifully situated on Clearwater Bay in Kowloon, only 30 minutes from central Hong Kong. To register for Lexicom, go to: http://lc.ust.hk/~centre/lexi2006/ Early registration is advised (the Workshop has been oversubscribed in previous years), and registrations received before 7th October 2006 carry a discounted fee. Further details, including reports of past events can be found at: http://www.lexmasterclass.com. Michael Rundell & Adam Kilgarriff The Lexicography MasterClass --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 13:31, 28 September 2006 (UTC) == Logo discussion == Greetings, I apologise for writing in English. There is a discussion about the logo for Wiktionary at [[meta:Wiktionary/logo]]. Please go there and help us decide. Please also put this message on your community page. Thank you. -[[meta:User:Dbmag9|Dbmag9]] (copied here from [[talk:Main Page]] by [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:39, 23 July 2006 (UTC)) == Most linked article == Is there a way to find the article with the most links? In particular, I'm interested in finding the most-linked-to article that doesn't yet exist.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 21:19, 27 July 2006 (UTC) *You need [[Special:Mostlinked]], and in particular [[Special:Wantedpages]]. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 23:03, 27 July 2006 (UTC) == Benchmarks! == I think [[now]] was the 700th. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:51, 2 August 2006 (UTC) :Congratulations, everyone! Great work. Let's keep it up. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:02, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ===750=== [[lucky]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ===800=== [[benefit]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:27, 14 August 2006 (UTC) ===900=== [[legislation]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:21, 12 September 2006 (UTC) ===Almost 1000=== A virtual beer to the user who adds the 1000th word!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 20:03, 3 November 2006 (UTC) : [[brush]]! Hooray! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 03:35, 7 November 2006 (UTC) ::Make it two beers! Well done, PTO!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:23, 8 November 2006 (UTC) == A different idea == I recently had an idea for a sort of word rating system. This would show the SE user how difficult/complicated the word is considered by native speakers, and perhaps even include an easier and/or more challenging (for the basic words) alternative. I'm thinking of a kind of thermometer look, maybe up in the right-hand corner. It would have something like four or five degrees, including: basic or easy (from the BE850, words like [[do]], [[cold]], and [[woman]]), fairly basic or fairly easy (BE1500 or so, words like [[sink]], [[math]], and [[trust]]), medium or intermediate (about regular conversation level, somewhat less common than BE1500, words like [[complete]], [[freezing]], and [[feminine]]), fairly advanced or fairly hard (more complex or difficult a concept or term, words like [[nondescript]], [[anthropology]], and [[uncharacteristic]]), and advanced or hard (for jargon and other much less common words such as [[sodium benzoate]], [[sesquipedalian]], and [[indefatigable]]). We can tweak these levels or add new ones if/when we feel they are warranted. What do you all think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 10:07, 3 August 2006 (UTC) :I think it's a good idea, but I think basing it on BE is a bad idea, no matter how much you like BE. BE was not intended to choose the most simple or frequent words, but to bring together a list of words that would be sufficient to communicate any idea. Instead, I think we should base it on frequency counts, in the same way that the [http://www.longman.com/ldoce/ Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English] does. I think that using [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/nation.aspx Paul Nation]'s word counts would be a great place to start. He counts 'word families', so that ''run'', ''running'', ''runner'', etc. are all counted together. His counts are broken into 1000-word bands and are [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/range%20BNC.zip available] for free.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ::Though different organizations have different frequency counts, I think the idea is a sound one, and I think that there are many other word lists which would do a better job than BE. The only reason I've stuck with BE this long is because it was already there, and fairly convenient, not to mention a good place to start creating words. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 02:28, 14 August 2006 (UTC) :::I asked Paul Nation, and he wrote, "The lists are freely available for whoever wants to use them." Have a look.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:09, 15 August 2006 (UTC) ::::After looking at the BNC spoken frequency lists, I think you're right. I much prefer the way that these lists are set up, and it is nice to see not only the word but all its variations. I think it is much better. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 01:40, 24 August 2006 (UTC) == Move to [[Wiktionary talk:Simple talk]]? == I just want to throw up the idea of moving this page to the Wiktionary talk namespace. The advantage is that when editing a talk page [[MediaWiki:Talkpagetext]] is shown to the user. It would also leave this page open for FaQ's or something. Just an idea. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 14:55, 5 August 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for your input, Gerard. Nice to know you're still around every once in a while. You have a valid point about the talk page text being shown at the top of the page. It might be worth it to move it. However, I don't really care for the FAQ idea personally. It is supposed to be a simple *talk* page, so it should be something related to talk, even if it just redirects to its own talk page or explains how simple talk works. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 00:46, 24 August 2006 (UTC) ==Survivors?== I decided to come here and help out the project, after I saw the request for deletion at Meta. Personally, I would hate to see a project with this much potential die. <br><br> So, my question. How many regularly editing people are left? I noticed that a bureaucrat and two administrators haven't edited in a fairly long time, with the only admin exception seeming to be Cromwellt. Just give a shout here, I suppose. Thanks! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 21:49, 17 October 2006 (UTC) :Very few it seems, although I don't think ''left'' is the right word. There don't ever appear to have been many contributing memebers. Welcome though. Could I suggest you try to avoid difficult words in your definitions? For example, for ''approval'', you wrote "Formal permission or sanction." both words are less common than the word you're defining, and ''sanction'' is significantly less common. Just a suggestion. The participation is appreciated, though.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:30, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the suggestion. I used the word "left" because I had spent a while reading talk archives. This place seemed to be a lot more active back in Febuary. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 01:54, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ==Word of the Day== It seems the WotD has effectively died. Should we destroy the category/template for the word of the day as well? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 23:46, 25 October 2006 (UTC) Yes. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:13, 27 October 2006 (UTC) == Vote to delete == I ended to vote to close this project on Meta. It has gone on long enough and is going nowhere fast. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 17:35, 2 November 2006 (UTC) :thank you!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:14, 2 November 2006 (UTC) ::Ah, finally. Its about time they closed that one up. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 00:59, 3 November 2006 (UTC) :::Great news :) - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:24, 6 November 2006 (UTC) == Administrators == Are there any active administrators/bureaucrats here anymore? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 16:33, 5 November 2006 (UTC) :Not really ;) [[User:h2g2bob]], our friendly bureaucrat, expressed a desire to resume contributing, but beyond that, the admins have been largely inactive. - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 16:46, 10 November 2006 (UTC) == Interwiki link == How do you link to Simple Witionary from another wiki project?--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:38, 8 November 2006 (UTC) :Either <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>; if you're on a Simple English project, use <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or, if you're on a Wiktionary, use <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 12:19, 9 November 2006 (UTC) == MediaWiki:Common.css == Hi, can we import some styles (specifically the <tt>messagebox</tt> class, and maybe some of its subclasses as well) from [[:w:MediaWiki:Common.css]] into [[MediaWiki:Common.css]]? This is purely for cosmetic reasons, but some of the templates that we have (including [[Template:Delete]]) use the <tt>messagebox</tt> class, which is not defined here. (P.S. This requires an admin) Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 16:40, 10 November 2006 (UTC) :I have gone ahead and asked for a temporary +sysop on meta, and have imported all CSS classes from the Simple English Wikipedia (with the exception of CommonsTicker-related styles). Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:19, 18 November 2006 (UTC) == Example sentences == In a dictionary such as this, I think it's important that the example sentences actually ''exemplify'' the use of a defined word rather than simply include it. Consider the following examples: #''There was a '''book''' on the table.'' #''He finished reading, closed the '''book''', and put it down.'' In the first sentence, '''book''' could be almost anything, animate or inanimate, of a size suitable for being on tables. The second sentence, in contrast, shows that '''book''' is related to reading and that it can be held and closed. This second sentence exemplifies '''book''', while the first simply uses it. We should also try to exemplify the syntactic properties of defined words. '''Notwithstanding''', for instance, is an unusual preposition in that it can appear after the noun. Thus, examples showing both pre- and post-noun usage would be useful. Similarly, nouns that have both countable and uncountable senses should have example sentences showing these. And so on. Finally, it would also be good to try to identify and show strong [[:en:collocation | collocations]]. Some good tools for this are [http://193.133.140.102/JustTheWord/ Just the Word] and Mark Davies's [http://view.byu.edu/ VIEW] interface to the [[w:British_National_Corpus|BNC]]. These can also provide authentic example sentences. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 00:32, 11 November 2006 (UTC) == Question == Who is father of Education ''<small>—This unsigned comment was added by</small>''<small> [[User:164.100.216.2|164.100.216.2]] ([[User talk:164.100.216.2|talk]] • [[Special:Contributions/164.100.216.2|contribs]]) 07:48, 16 November 2006 (UTC{{{3|}}})</small> :Hi, this is a forum for discussing topics related to the Simple English Wiktionary. Perhaps you could try looking for information on the [[:w:Main Page|Simple English Wikipedia]], or the [[:w:en:Main Page|English Wikipedia]]. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 15:50, 17 November 2006 (UTC) ::I'm a native English speaker and I don't know the answer to your question. Put your question on [[Wiktionary:Requested definitions]]. Also say on that page where you saw those words being used. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:39, 25 November 2006 (UTC) == Edit buttons gone == What happened to our edit buttons? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 14:30, 25 November 2006 (UTC) :Edit buttons? - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 14:32, 25 November 2006 (UTC) ::I don't know what to call them. When you were editing something, there was a row of buttons at the top of the edit window: bold, italics, math, signatures, etc. They're not there anymore. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:33, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :::Check your preferences. Check on the 'Editing' tab that the box is ticked to show the toolbar. [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 11:54, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::::Yes, it's checked. The tool bar was there on Friday and gone on Saturday. I haven't changed anything. I take it, then, that others still have their tool bar? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:36, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :::::I turned them off in my preferences and turned them back on and now they're back again. Something a programmer might have a look at. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 19:34, 28 November 2006 (UTC) == Pictures == My idea: all nouns need pictures in the definitions. Writers need ideas about copyright and about finding pictures. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 19:55, 25 November 2006 (UTC) I did it! I put a picture in! See [[wire]]. I think all definitions need pictures. Is that good? Did I do it right? I found the picture in Wikimedia Commons. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 20:37, 26 November 2006 (UTC) :Well done! Many nouns already have pictures with them. Many other nouns, however, are too abstract for a picture. Put one in where it makes sense. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:18, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks. I'm having some problems formatting the pages with the pictures. I want the pictures near the top so people will see them immediately. On the page [[wave]] the picture covered some of the words. I put many "nbsp" so that it doesn't cover the words. But I think that will not work well for all browser windows. There must be a good way to do it. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 04:06, 27 November 2006 (UTC) The [[walk]] page now has a moving picture! --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 05:03, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :Cool! --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:29, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::Mostly I don't like moving pictures. It's hard to read when there is a moving picture on the page. But if I put it there, I like it. :-) Some people may not be able to see the moving picture. Some people may not be able to see any pictures. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:32, 27 November 2006 (UTC) OK, now I know how to put the pictures on the page in a good way. Put the picture. (Do not put "300px" if not needed.) Then put words that will be beside the picture. Then put <nowiki> <br style="clear:both"/> </nowiki>. Then put words that need to be under the picture. See [[angry]]. See also [[:en:wikipedia:Wikipedia:Extended image syntax]]. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:42, 27 November 2006 (UTC) == "Change this part" == I like where it says "change this page". That's Simple English. It seems friendly to me. But when a page has parts, it says "edit". It needs to say "Change this part." --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 05:56, 28 November 2006 (UTC) 12960 2006-11-28T19:43:46Z Cromwellt 61 /* Word of the Day */ comments '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |}__NEWSECTIONLINK__ ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some countries, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) ==Category capitalization== Shall categories begin with upper cases or not? I am asking this because I have found different uses of upper and lower cases at [[Special:Categories]].--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 13:36, 14 April 2006 (UTC) :I had the same question a while back, though I asked it somewhere else. I think that categories should all be lowercase unless they are proper nouns, so that they work just like the entry titles. I'd say that you can go ahead an [[Wiktionary:Be bold|boldly]] change it, and if someone doesn't like it or has a better idea, they can change it back. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:33, 18 April 2006 (UTC) :If you do change it, don't forget to change the templates that refer to those categories, so that they put the words in the new place. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:22, 20 April 2006 (UTC) ::I see that [[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] has not worked on (or at least has not completed) changing the categories. I have completely changed my mind regarding them. The reason that articles in the (main) namespace are lowercase is to show the word as it is really meant to be and to distinguish between proper names and other words. This does not apply to categories or appendices (I just created the first appendix, [[:Appendix:Prepositions]]), though it should still apply to templates so that we don't have to type a capital letter every time we insert a template. Categories and appendices are ''groups'' of these words, and so should be capitalized regularly, just as they are in other projects. I am changing categories accordingly. Other thoughts? As I mentioned above, if we decide I'm wrong, we can boldly change it back. :) Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:54, 15 May 2006 (UTC) :::Hello. I have not been here until now as I was too busy administering other Wiki sites. As I am now an admin at eight Wiki sites, I am unsure how often I will come here. Article names at Wiktionary should not be automatically upper cases, but for categories, I do not really mind whether upper or lower cases. In case you want to talk to me but I am inactive here, I suggest leaving a message at my talk page at Wiktionary, Wikipedia, or Wikisource in English version that I administer.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:55, 4 November 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == WikiReader == What do we think about publishing a WikiReader with the BE850 and BE1500? I'd be happy to do most of the work behind it (exporting to PDF, managing download site etc). [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 12:00, 19 May 2006 (UTC) :I'm thinking we should probably have them mostly done before we worry about that, but other than that, sound good. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 19:03, 23 May 2006 (UTC) == Translations == Other Wiktionaries add translations for words into other languages. SEWiktionary is meant to give definitions of English words using simple English, so if we did add translations, we would not include those other words here, but only link to other wiktionaries. For example, if we translated "heavy" (meaning having a lot of weight), the Spanish is "pesado." We might link to the English Wiktionary page on [[:en:pesado]] or to the Spanish Wiktionary [[:es:pesado]]. These would be interwiki links, but under a translation section, not an "in other languages" sidebar interwiki, since each meaning should be translated separately. I think there are pros and cons to this idea. The pros are that our focus audience are people who are do not know much English, and many of them only know it as a second language, so a translation into their own language could be quite useful. The cons are that we are focused on English words. A translation would be a distraction from our focus. Also, that niche is already filled by the English Wiktionary. I think our focus should stay firmly fixed on simple English definitions of English words. Feel free to comment. We'll do what the community decides, of course. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:08, 21 May 2006 (UTC) :I suppose that this simple English Wiktionary is for definitions from simple English to simple English only, right? This should be good enough since more complex contents should go to regular English Wiktionary.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:58, 4 November 2006 (UTC) ::Simple English Wikipedia pages need to use some hard English words. I think Simple English Wiktionary needs definitions in simple English for those hard English words. It also needs definitions in simple English for simple English words. I think it's a good idea to link to English Wiktionary for translations. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:46, 25 November 2006 (UTC) ::Question: the word "kind": is it a noun in simple English? or an adjective? or both? How do we know or decide these questions? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:46, 25 November 2006 (UTC) :::Both. Word classes do not change in simple English. Does this answer your question? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:16, 27 November 2006 (UTC) == Etymologies/word histories == Another thing that has come up is the question of etymologies. English Wiktionary and others show the etymology of each word, and tend to have the earlier forms as separate entries. Because we are focused on English words (that is, Modern English), we would not include those early forms separately, but we could include unlinked word origins/etymologies. Again, there are pros and cons. Etymologies could be difficult to understand for someone who doesn't know much English. Additionally, they are not our focus, and could be a distraction. Plus, English Wiktionary already does that more effectively. On the other hand, I think it is cool to show where words come from, and this can help people understand why a word is spelled a particular way, I think. English orthography is one of the hardest parts of learning English, but knowing where a word comes from helps significantly in understanding its orthography (spelling). That said, teaching English is not our goal here, any more than it is the goal of Simple English Wikipedia. We are writing a dictionary here, not an English 101 textbook. If people use us to learn English, that is their own choice, but it is not our focus. I guess I could go either way on this one. I tentatively '''support''' adding etymologies to words. What do all of you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:16, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == How detailed do we go? == In articles such as that for [[sad]], some users have obvioulsy gone to a great deal of trouble to flesh out all sorts of synonyms, related words, etc. Unfortunately, few of the words are very simple (or even useful. For example, on the [[sad]] page we have ''glum'' as a synonym.) I think this kind of detail needs to be pared back to avoid being overwhelming to English language learners. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:26, 16 July 2006 (UTC) :Yeah, I was the one who put all those synonyms and antonyms on there. I still think it is useful, and it is obvious that they are synonyms, etc. by their placement, but I guess I did go a little overboard. But this wiktionary should not be limited to Simple English words. It should include all English words, but the definitions should be limited to simple English. People may find the word [[glum]] and wonder what it means, but not be able to understand the English Wiktionary definition. We need that entry here, and its connection to [[sad]] seems very logical. I think [[lugubrious]] should be cut out sooner than [[glum]]. Limiting the synonyms and antonyms may be useful in some ways, but we are about including information, not leaving it out. We might even want to include (for example) a main synonym section, and later on a section on ''other synonyms''. I don't know. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:44, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::Indeed, we should have articles for simple words and other words, so there should eventually be an entry for ''glum'', ''lugubrious'' and whatever else you can come up with. However, a typical user who is looking up the word ''sad'', will not benefit from ''glum''. The user who looks up ''glum'', on the other hand, may well benefit from being told that ''sad'' is a synonym as they will likely have no idea what ''glum'' means, but may very well understand ''sad''. ::Furthermore, you write, "we are about including information, not leaving it out." To the contrary! Knowing what to leave out is at least as important as knowing what to put in. A 20-page dictionary entry on ''run'' is neither simple nor useful. This is, after all, a dictionary, not a thesaurus or an encyclopedia. If the user who looks up ''sad'' is looking specifically for uncommon synonyms, they're using a wrench to drive in a nail.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:58, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::*Well how else do you expect people to look for uncommon synonyms, except by starting with a common word? Perhaps we can put common synonyms right there on the page, while listing rare ones separately on a thesaurus-like page. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 07:07, 31 July 2006 (UTC) ::::If they're looking for uncommon synonyms, they should use a thesaurus, not a dictionary.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 11:27, 31 July 2006 (UTC) :::::Hey Brett, I really enjoyed your wrench-nail analogy. Kappa is referring to what EWikt has done in its Wikisaurus sub-project. We could do something similar here if people are interested in the idea. But either way, most dictionaries include at least some synonyms, and I think we should do so, too. You have a point when you say that glum should link to sad, but not necessarily sad to glum. Maybe if we tend to limit it to the first five or so most common synonyms and antonyms, it will be useful but not overboard. We can always change it later if we change our minds, etc. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:08, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ==Workshop== The following was posted by Adam Kilgarriff on the Corpora mailing list ---- LEXICOM-ASIA 2006 A Workshop in Lexicography and Lexical Computing Venue: Kowloon, Hong Kong Hosts: Language Centre, Hong Kong Univ of Science and Technology Dates: December 11th-15th, 2006 Led by Adam Kilgarriff and Michael Rundell of the Lexicography MasterClass, Lexicom is an intensive one-week workshop, with seminars on theoretical issues alternating with practical sessions at the computer. There will be some parallel 'lexicographic' and 'computational' sessions. Topics to be covered include: * corpus creation * corpus analysis: o software and corpus querying o discovering word senses, recording contextual information * writing dictionary entries * dictionary databases and writing systems * using web data Applications are invited from people with interests and experience in any of these areas. Over the last six years Lexicom has attracted 200 participants from 28 countries including lexicographers, computational linguists, professors, research students, translators, terminologists, and editors, managers and technical support staff from dictionary publishers and information management companies. The venue, HKUST, is beautifully situated on Clearwater Bay in Kowloon, only 30 minutes from central Hong Kong. To register for Lexicom, go to: http://lc.ust.hk/~centre/lexi2006/ Early registration is advised (the Workshop has been oversubscribed in previous years), and registrations received before 7th October 2006 carry a discounted fee. Further details, including reports of past events can be found at: http://www.lexmasterclass.com. Michael Rundell & Adam Kilgarriff The Lexicography MasterClass --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 13:31, 28 September 2006 (UTC) == Logo discussion == Greetings, I apologise for writing in English. There is a discussion about the logo for Wiktionary at [[meta:Wiktionary/logo]]. Please go there and help us decide. Please also put this message on your community page. Thank you. -[[meta:User:Dbmag9|Dbmag9]] (copied here from [[talk:Main Page]] by [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:39, 23 July 2006 (UTC)) == Most linked article == Is there a way to find the article with the most links? In particular, I'm interested in finding the most-linked-to article that doesn't yet exist.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 21:19, 27 July 2006 (UTC) *You need [[Special:Mostlinked]], and in particular [[Special:Wantedpages]]. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 23:03, 27 July 2006 (UTC) == Benchmarks! == I think [[now]] was the 700th. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:51, 2 August 2006 (UTC) :Congratulations, everyone! Great work. Let's keep it up. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:02, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ===750=== [[lucky]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ===800=== [[benefit]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:27, 14 August 2006 (UTC) ===900=== [[legislation]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:21, 12 September 2006 (UTC) ===Almost 1000=== A virtual beer to the user who adds the 1000th word!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 20:03, 3 November 2006 (UTC) : [[brush]]! Hooray! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 03:35, 7 November 2006 (UTC) ::Make it two beers! Well done, PTO!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:23, 8 November 2006 (UTC) == A different idea == I recently had an idea for a sort of word rating system. This would show the SE user how difficult/complicated the word is considered by native speakers, and perhaps even include an easier and/or more challenging (for the basic words) alternative. I'm thinking of a kind of thermometer look, maybe up in the right-hand corner. It would have something like four or five degrees, including: basic or easy (from the BE850, words like [[do]], [[cold]], and [[woman]]), fairly basic or fairly easy (BE1500 or so, words like [[sink]], [[math]], and [[trust]]), medium or intermediate (about regular conversation level, somewhat less common than BE1500, words like [[complete]], [[freezing]], and [[feminine]]), fairly advanced or fairly hard (more complex or difficult a concept or term, words like [[nondescript]], [[anthropology]], and [[uncharacteristic]]), and advanced or hard (for jargon and other much less common words such as [[sodium benzoate]], [[sesquipedalian]], and [[indefatigable]]). We can tweak these levels or add new ones if/when we feel they are warranted. What do you all think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 10:07, 3 August 2006 (UTC) :I think it's a good idea, but I think basing it on BE is a bad idea, no matter how much you like BE. BE was not intended to choose the most simple or frequent words, but to bring together a list of words that would be sufficient to communicate any idea. Instead, I think we should base it on frequency counts, in the same way that the [http://www.longman.com/ldoce/ Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English] does. I think that using [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/nation.aspx Paul Nation]'s word counts would be a great place to start. He counts 'word families', so that ''run'', ''running'', ''runner'', etc. are all counted together. His counts are broken into 1000-word bands and are [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/range%20BNC.zip available] for free.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ::Though different organizations have different frequency counts, I think the idea is a sound one, and I think that there are many other word lists which would do a better job than BE. The only reason I've stuck with BE this long is because it was already there, and fairly convenient, not to mention a good place to start creating words. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 02:28, 14 August 2006 (UTC) :::I asked Paul Nation, and he wrote, "The lists are freely available for whoever wants to use them." Have a look.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:09, 15 August 2006 (UTC) ::::After looking at the BNC spoken frequency lists, I think you're right. I much prefer the way that these lists are set up, and it is nice to see not only the word but all its variations. I think it is much better. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 01:40, 24 August 2006 (UTC) == Move to [[Wiktionary talk:Simple talk]]? == I just want to throw up the idea of moving this page to the Wiktionary talk namespace. The advantage is that when editing a talk page [[MediaWiki:Talkpagetext]] is shown to the user. It would also leave this page open for FaQ's or something. Just an idea. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 14:55, 5 August 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for your input, Gerard. Nice to know you're still around every once in a while. You have a valid point about the talk page text being shown at the top of the page. It might be worth it to move it. However, I don't really care for the FAQ idea personally. It is supposed to be a simple *talk* page, so it should be something related to talk, even if it just redirects to its own talk page or explains how simple talk works. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 00:46, 24 August 2006 (UTC) ==Survivors?== I decided to come here and help out the project, after I saw the request for deletion at Meta. Personally, I would hate to see a project with this much potential die. <br><br> So, my question. How many regularly editing people are left? I noticed that a bureaucrat and two administrators haven't edited in a fairly long time, with the only admin exception seeming to be Cromwellt. Just give a shout here, I suppose. Thanks! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 21:49, 17 October 2006 (UTC) :Very few it seems, although I don't think ''left'' is the right word. There don't ever appear to have been many contributing memebers. Welcome though. Could I suggest you try to avoid difficult words in your definitions? For example, for ''approval'', you wrote "Formal permission or sanction." both words are less common than the word you're defining, and ''sanction'' is significantly less common. Just a suggestion. The participation is appreciated, though.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:30, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the suggestion. I used the word "left" because I had spent a while reading talk archives. This place seemed to be a lot more active back in Febuary. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 01:54, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ==Word of the Day== It seems the WotD has effectively died. Should we destroy the category/template for the word of the day as well? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 23:46, 25 October 2006 (UTC) Yes. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:13, 27 October 2006 (UTC) :I haven't checked if you deleted the cat/template for WotD, but I think it will probably be revived eventually (hopefully), so maybe deleting it was unnecessary. Then again, we can always recreate those I guess. No biggie. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 19:43, 28 November 2006 (UTC) == Vote to delete == I ended to vote to close this project on Meta. It has gone on long enough and is going nowhere fast. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 17:35, 2 November 2006 (UTC) :thank you!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:14, 2 November 2006 (UTC) ::Ah, finally. Its about time they closed that one up. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 00:59, 3 November 2006 (UTC) :::Great news :) - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:24, 6 November 2006 (UTC) == Administrators == Are there any active administrators/bureaucrats here anymore? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 16:33, 5 November 2006 (UTC) :Not really ;) [[User:h2g2bob]], our friendly bureaucrat, expressed a desire to resume contributing, but beyond that, the admins have been largely inactive. - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 16:46, 10 November 2006 (UTC) == Interwiki link == How do you link to Simple Witionary from another wiki project?--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:38, 8 November 2006 (UTC) :Either <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>; if you're on a Simple English project, use <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or, if you're on a Wiktionary, use <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 12:19, 9 November 2006 (UTC) == MediaWiki:Common.css == Hi, can we import some styles (specifically the <tt>messagebox</tt> class, and maybe some of its subclasses as well) from [[:w:MediaWiki:Common.css]] into [[MediaWiki:Common.css]]? This is purely for cosmetic reasons, but some of the templates that we have (including [[Template:Delete]]) use the <tt>messagebox</tt> class, which is not defined here. (P.S. This requires an admin) Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 16:40, 10 November 2006 (UTC) :I have gone ahead and asked for a temporary +sysop on meta, and have imported all CSS classes from the Simple English Wikipedia (with the exception of CommonsTicker-related styles). Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:19, 18 November 2006 (UTC) == Example sentences == In a dictionary such as this, I think it's important that the example sentences actually ''exemplify'' the use of a defined word rather than simply include it. Consider the following examples: #''There was a '''book''' on the table.'' #''He finished reading, closed the '''book''', and put it down.'' In the first sentence, '''book''' could be almost anything, animate or inanimate, of a size suitable for being on tables. The second sentence, in contrast, shows that '''book''' is related to reading and that it can be held and closed. This second sentence exemplifies '''book''', while the first simply uses it. We should also try to exemplify the syntactic properties of defined words. '''Notwithstanding''', for instance, is an unusual preposition in that it can appear after the noun. Thus, examples showing both pre- and post-noun usage would be useful. Similarly, nouns that have both countable and uncountable senses should have example sentences showing these. And so on. Finally, it would also be good to try to identify and show strong [[:en:collocation | collocations]]. Some good tools for this are [http://193.133.140.102/JustTheWord/ Just the Word] and Mark Davies's [http://view.byu.edu/ VIEW] interface to the [[w:British_National_Corpus|BNC]]. These can also provide authentic example sentences. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 00:32, 11 November 2006 (UTC) == Question == Who is father of Education ''<small>—This unsigned comment was added by</small>''<small> [[User:164.100.216.2|164.100.216.2]] ([[User talk:164.100.216.2|talk]] • [[Special:Contributions/164.100.216.2|contribs]]) 07:48, 16 November 2006 (UTC{{{3|}}})</small> :Hi, this is a forum for discussing topics related to the Simple English Wiktionary. Perhaps you could try looking for information on the [[:w:Main Page|Simple English Wikipedia]], or the [[:w:en:Main Page|English Wikipedia]]. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 15:50, 17 November 2006 (UTC) ::I'm a native English speaker and I don't know the answer to your question. Put your question on [[Wiktionary:Requested definitions]]. Also say on that page where you saw those words being used. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:39, 25 November 2006 (UTC) == Edit buttons gone == What happened to our edit buttons? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 14:30, 25 November 2006 (UTC) :Edit buttons? - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 14:32, 25 November 2006 (UTC) ::I don't know what to call them. When you were editing something, there was a row of buttons at the top of the edit window: bold, italics, math, signatures, etc. They're not there anymore. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:33, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :::Check your preferences. Check on the 'Editing' tab that the box is ticked to show the toolbar. [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 11:54, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::::Yes, it's checked. The tool bar was there on Friday and gone on Saturday. I haven't changed anything. I take it, then, that others still have their tool bar? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:36, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :::::I turned them off in my preferences and turned them back on and now they're back again. Something a programmer might have a look at. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 19:34, 28 November 2006 (UTC) == Pictures == My idea: all nouns need pictures in the definitions. Writers need ideas about copyright and about finding pictures. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 19:55, 25 November 2006 (UTC) I did it! I put a picture in! See [[wire]]. I think all definitions need pictures. Is that good? Did I do it right? I found the picture in Wikimedia Commons. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 20:37, 26 November 2006 (UTC) :Well done! Many nouns already have pictures with them. Many other nouns, however, are too abstract for a picture. Put one in where it makes sense. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:18, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks. I'm having some problems formatting the pages with the pictures. I want the pictures near the top so people will see them immediately. On the page [[wave]] the picture covered some of the words. I put many "nbsp" so that it doesn't cover the words. But I think that will not work well for all browser windows. There must be a good way to do it. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 04:06, 27 November 2006 (UTC) The [[walk]] page now has a moving picture! --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 05:03, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :Cool! --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:29, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::Mostly I don't like moving pictures. It's hard to read when there is a moving picture on the page. But if I put it there, I like it. :-) Some people may not be able to see the moving picture. Some people may not be able to see any pictures. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:32, 27 November 2006 (UTC) OK, now I know how to put the pictures on the page in a good way. Put the picture. (Do not put "300px" if not needed.) Then put words that will be beside the picture. Then put <nowiki> <br style="clear:both"/> </nowiki>. Then put words that need to be under the picture. See [[angry]]. See also [[:en:wikipedia:Wikipedia:Extended image syntax]]. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:42, 27 November 2006 (UTC) == "Change this part" == I like where it says "change this page". That's Simple English. It seems friendly to me. But when a page has parts, it says "edit". It needs to say "Change this part." --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 05:56, 28 November 2006 (UTC) 12961 2006-11-28T19:46:57Z Cromwellt 61 /* Administrators */ I'm still here '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |}__NEWSECTIONLINK__ ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some countries, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) ==Category capitalization== Shall categories begin with upper cases or not? I am asking this because I have found different uses of upper and lower cases at [[Special:Categories]].--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 13:36, 14 April 2006 (UTC) :I had the same question a while back, though I asked it somewhere else. I think that categories should all be lowercase unless they are proper nouns, so that they work just like the entry titles. I'd say that you can go ahead an [[Wiktionary:Be bold|boldly]] change it, and if someone doesn't like it or has a better idea, they can change it back. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:33, 18 April 2006 (UTC) :If you do change it, don't forget to change the templates that refer to those categories, so that they put the words in the new place. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:22, 20 April 2006 (UTC) ::I see that [[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] has not worked on (or at least has not completed) changing the categories. I have completely changed my mind regarding them. The reason that articles in the (main) namespace are lowercase is to show the word as it is really meant to be and to distinguish between proper names and other words. This does not apply to categories or appendices (I just created the first appendix, [[:Appendix:Prepositions]]), though it should still apply to templates so that we don't have to type a capital letter every time we insert a template. Categories and appendices are ''groups'' of these words, and so should be capitalized regularly, just as they are in other projects. I am changing categories accordingly. Other thoughts? As I mentioned above, if we decide I'm wrong, we can boldly change it back. :) Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:54, 15 May 2006 (UTC) :::Hello. I have not been here until now as I was too busy administering other Wiki sites. As I am now an admin at eight Wiki sites, I am unsure how often I will come here. Article names at Wiktionary should not be automatically upper cases, but for categories, I do not really mind whether upper or lower cases. In case you want to talk to me but I am inactive here, I suggest leaving a message at my talk page at Wiktionary, Wikipedia, or Wikisource in English version that I administer.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:55, 4 November 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == WikiReader == What do we think about publishing a WikiReader with the BE850 and BE1500? I'd be happy to do most of the work behind it (exporting to PDF, managing download site etc). [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 12:00, 19 May 2006 (UTC) :I'm thinking we should probably have them mostly done before we worry about that, but other than that, sound good. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 19:03, 23 May 2006 (UTC) == Translations == Other Wiktionaries add translations for words into other languages. SEWiktionary is meant to give definitions of English words using simple English, so if we did add translations, we would not include those other words here, but only link to other wiktionaries. For example, if we translated "heavy" (meaning having a lot of weight), the Spanish is "pesado." We might link to the English Wiktionary page on [[:en:pesado]] or to the Spanish Wiktionary [[:es:pesado]]. These would be interwiki links, but under a translation section, not an "in other languages" sidebar interwiki, since each meaning should be translated separately. I think there are pros and cons to this idea. The pros are that our focus audience are people who are do not know much English, and many of them only know it as a second language, so a translation into their own language could be quite useful. The cons are that we are focused on English words. A translation would be a distraction from our focus. Also, that niche is already filled by the English Wiktionary. I think our focus should stay firmly fixed on simple English definitions of English words. Feel free to comment. We'll do what the community decides, of course. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:08, 21 May 2006 (UTC) :I suppose that this simple English Wiktionary is for definitions from simple English to simple English only, right? This should be good enough since more complex contents should go to regular English Wiktionary.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:58, 4 November 2006 (UTC) ::Simple English Wikipedia pages need to use some hard English words. I think Simple English Wiktionary needs definitions in simple English for those hard English words. It also needs definitions in simple English for simple English words. I think it's a good idea to link to English Wiktionary for translations. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:46, 25 November 2006 (UTC) ::Question: the word "kind": is it a noun in simple English? or an adjective? or both? How do we know or decide these questions? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:46, 25 November 2006 (UTC) :::Both. Word classes do not change in simple English. Does this answer your question? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:16, 27 November 2006 (UTC) == Etymologies/word histories == Another thing that has come up is the question of etymologies. English Wiktionary and others show the etymology of each word, and tend to have the earlier forms as separate entries. Because we are focused on English words (that is, Modern English), we would not include those early forms separately, but we could include unlinked word origins/etymologies. Again, there are pros and cons. Etymologies could be difficult to understand for someone who doesn't know much English. Additionally, they are not our focus, and could be a distraction. Plus, English Wiktionary already does that more effectively. On the other hand, I think it is cool to show where words come from, and this can help people understand why a word is spelled a particular way, I think. English orthography is one of the hardest parts of learning English, but knowing where a word comes from helps significantly in understanding its orthography (spelling). That said, teaching English is not our goal here, any more than it is the goal of Simple English Wikipedia. We are writing a dictionary here, not an English 101 textbook. If people use us to learn English, that is their own choice, but it is not our focus. I guess I could go either way on this one. I tentatively '''support''' adding etymologies to words. What do all of you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:16, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == How detailed do we go? == In articles such as that for [[sad]], some users have obvioulsy gone to a great deal of trouble to flesh out all sorts of synonyms, related words, etc. Unfortunately, few of the words are very simple (or even useful. For example, on the [[sad]] page we have ''glum'' as a synonym.) I think this kind of detail needs to be pared back to avoid being overwhelming to English language learners. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:26, 16 July 2006 (UTC) :Yeah, I was the one who put all those synonyms and antonyms on there. I still think it is useful, and it is obvious that they are synonyms, etc. by their placement, but I guess I did go a little overboard. But this wiktionary should not be limited to Simple English words. It should include all English words, but the definitions should be limited to simple English. People may find the word [[glum]] and wonder what it means, but not be able to understand the English Wiktionary definition. We need that entry here, and its connection to [[sad]] seems very logical. I think [[lugubrious]] should be cut out sooner than [[glum]]. Limiting the synonyms and antonyms may be useful in some ways, but we are about including information, not leaving it out. We might even want to include (for example) a main synonym section, and later on a section on ''other synonyms''. I don't know. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:44, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::Indeed, we should have articles for simple words and other words, so there should eventually be an entry for ''glum'', ''lugubrious'' and whatever else you can come up with. However, a typical user who is looking up the word ''sad'', will not benefit from ''glum''. The user who looks up ''glum'', on the other hand, may well benefit from being told that ''sad'' is a synonym as they will likely have no idea what ''glum'' means, but may very well understand ''sad''. ::Furthermore, you write, "we are about including information, not leaving it out." To the contrary! Knowing what to leave out is at least as important as knowing what to put in. A 20-page dictionary entry on ''run'' is neither simple nor useful. This is, after all, a dictionary, not a thesaurus or an encyclopedia. If the user who looks up ''sad'' is looking specifically for uncommon synonyms, they're using a wrench to drive in a nail.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:58, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::*Well how else do you expect people to look for uncommon synonyms, except by starting with a common word? Perhaps we can put common synonyms right there on the page, while listing rare ones separately on a thesaurus-like page. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 07:07, 31 July 2006 (UTC) ::::If they're looking for uncommon synonyms, they should use a thesaurus, not a dictionary.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 11:27, 31 July 2006 (UTC) :::::Hey Brett, I really enjoyed your wrench-nail analogy. Kappa is referring to what EWikt has done in its Wikisaurus sub-project. We could do something similar here if people are interested in the idea. But either way, most dictionaries include at least some synonyms, and I think we should do so, too. You have a point when you say that glum should link to sad, but not necessarily sad to glum. Maybe if we tend to limit it to the first five or so most common synonyms and antonyms, it will be useful but not overboard. We can always change it later if we change our minds, etc. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:08, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ==Workshop== The following was posted by Adam Kilgarriff on the Corpora mailing list ---- LEXICOM-ASIA 2006 A Workshop in Lexicography and Lexical Computing Venue: Kowloon, Hong Kong Hosts: Language Centre, Hong Kong Univ of Science and Technology Dates: December 11th-15th, 2006 Led by Adam Kilgarriff and Michael Rundell of the Lexicography MasterClass, Lexicom is an intensive one-week workshop, with seminars on theoretical issues alternating with practical sessions at the computer. There will be some parallel 'lexicographic' and 'computational' sessions. Topics to be covered include: * corpus creation * corpus analysis: o software and corpus querying o discovering word senses, recording contextual information * writing dictionary entries * dictionary databases and writing systems * using web data Applications are invited from people with interests and experience in any of these areas. Over the last six years Lexicom has attracted 200 participants from 28 countries including lexicographers, computational linguists, professors, research students, translators, terminologists, and editors, managers and technical support staff from dictionary publishers and information management companies. The venue, HKUST, is beautifully situated on Clearwater Bay in Kowloon, only 30 minutes from central Hong Kong. To register for Lexicom, go to: http://lc.ust.hk/~centre/lexi2006/ Early registration is advised (the Workshop has been oversubscribed in previous years), and registrations received before 7th October 2006 carry a discounted fee. Further details, including reports of past events can be found at: http://www.lexmasterclass.com. Michael Rundell & Adam Kilgarriff The Lexicography MasterClass --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 13:31, 28 September 2006 (UTC) == Logo discussion == Greetings, I apologise for writing in English. There is a discussion about the logo for Wiktionary at [[meta:Wiktionary/logo]]. Please go there and help us decide. Please also put this message on your community page. Thank you. -[[meta:User:Dbmag9|Dbmag9]] (copied here from [[talk:Main Page]] by [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:39, 23 July 2006 (UTC)) == Most linked article == Is there a way to find the article with the most links? In particular, I'm interested in finding the most-linked-to article that doesn't yet exist.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 21:19, 27 July 2006 (UTC) *You need [[Special:Mostlinked]], and in particular [[Special:Wantedpages]]. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 23:03, 27 July 2006 (UTC) == Benchmarks! == I think [[now]] was the 700th. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:51, 2 August 2006 (UTC) :Congratulations, everyone! Great work. Let's keep it up. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:02, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ===750=== [[lucky]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ===800=== [[benefit]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:27, 14 August 2006 (UTC) ===900=== [[legislation]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:21, 12 September 2006 (UTC) ===Almost 1000=== A virtual beer to the user who adds the 1000th word!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 20:03, 3 November 2006 (UTC) : [[brush]]! Hooray! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 03:35, 7 November 2006 (UTC) ::Make it two beers! Well done, PTO!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:23, 8 November 2006 (UTC) == A different idea == I recently had an idea for a sort of word rating system. This would show the SE user how difficult/complicated the word is considered by native speakers, and perhaps even include an easier and/or more challenging (for the basic words) alternative. I'm thinking of a kind of thermometer look, maybe up in the right-hand corner. It would have something like four or five degrees, including: basic or easy (from the BE850, words like [[do]], [[cold]], and [[woman]]), fairly basic or fairly easy (BE1500 or so, words like [[sink]], [[math]], and [[trust]]), medium or intermediate (about regular conversation level, somewhat less common than BE1500, words like [[complete]], [[freezing]], and [[feminine]]), fairly advanced or fairly hard (more complex or difficult a concept or term, words like [[nondescript]], [[anthropology]], and [[uncharacteristic]]), and advanced or hard (for jargon and other much less common words such as [[sodium benzoate]], [[sesquipedalian]], and [[indefatigable]]). We can tweak these levels or add new ones if/when we feel they are warranted. What do you all think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 10:07, 3 August 2006 (UTC) :I think it's a good idea, but I think basing it on BE is a bad idea, no matter how much you like BE. BE was not intended to choose the most simple or frequent words, but to bring together a list of words that would be sufficient to communicate any idea. Instead, I think we should base it on frequency counts, in the same way that the [http://www.longman.com/ldoce/ Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English] does. I think that using [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/nation.aspx Paul Nation]'s word counts would be a great place to start. He counts 'word families', so that ''run'', ''running'', ''runner'', etc. are all counted together. His counts are broken into 1000-word bands and are [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/range%20BNC.zip available] for free.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ::Though different organizations have different frequency counts, I think the idea is a sound one, and I think that there are many other word lists which would do a better job than BE. The only reason I've stuck with BE this long is because it was already there, and fairly convenient, not to mention a good place to start creating words. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 02:28, 14 August 2006 (UTC) :::I asked Paul Nation, and he wrote, "The lists are freely available for whoever wants to use them." Have a look.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:09, 15 August 2006 (UTC) ::::After looking at the BNC spoken frequency lists, I think you're right. I much prefer the way that these lists are set up, and it is nice to see not only the word but all its variations. I think it is much better. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 01:40, 24 August 2006 (UTC) == Move to [[Wiktionary talk:Simple talk]]? == I just want to throw up the idea of moving this page to the Wiktionary talk namespace. The advantage is that when editing a talk page [[MediaWiki:Talkpagetext]] is shown to the user. It would also leave this page open for FaQ's or something. Just an idea. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 14:55, 5 August 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for your input, Gerard. Nice to know you're still around every once in a while. You have a valid point about the talk page text being shown at the top of the page. It might be worth it to move it. However, I don't really care for the FAQ idea personally. It is supposed to be a simple *talk* page, so it should be something related to talk, even if it just redirects to its own talk page or explains how simple talk works. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 00:46, 24 August 2006 (UTC) ==Survivors?== I decided to come here and help out the project, after I saw the request for deletion at Meta. Personally, I would hate to see a project with this much potential die. <br><br> So, my question. How many regularly editing people are left? I noticed that a bureaucrat and two administrators haven't edited in a fairly long time, with the only admin exception seeming to be Cromwellt. Just give a shout here, I suppose. Thanks! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 21:49, 17 October 2006 (UTC) :Very few it seems, although I don't think ''left'' is the right word. There don't ever appear to have been many contributing memebers. Welcome though. Could I suggest you try to avoid difficult words in your definitions? For example, for ''approval'', you wrote "Formal permission or sanction." both words are less common than the word you're defining, and ''sanction'' is significantly less common. Just a suggestion. The participation is appreciated, though.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:30, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the suggestion. I used the word "left" because I had spent a while reading talk archives. This place seemed to be a lot more active back in Febuary. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 01:54, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ==Word of the Day== It seems the WotD has effectively died. Should we destroy the category/template for the word of the day as well? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 23:46, 25 October 2006 (UTC) Yes. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:13, 27 October 2006 (UTC) :I haven't checked if you deleted the cat/template for WotD, but I think it will probably be revived eventually (hopefully), so maybe deleting it was unnecessary. Then again, we can always recreate those I guess. No biggie. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 19:43, 28 November 2006 (UTC) == Vote to delete == I ended to vote to close this project on Meta. It has gone on long enough and is going nowhere fast. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 17:35, 2 November 2006 (UTC) :thank you!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:14, 2 November 2006 (UTC) ::Ah, finally. Its about time they closed that one up. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 00:59, 3 November 2006 (UTC) :::Great news :) - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:24, 6 November 2006 (UTC) == Administrators == Are there any active administrators/bureaucrats here anymore? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 16:33, 5 November 2006 (UTC) :Not really ;) [[User:h2g2bob]], our friendly bureaucrat, expressed a desire to resume contributing, but beyond that, the admins have been largely inactive. - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 16:46, 10 November 2006 (UTC) ::I apologize for not being active for a few months. I'm still around, I've just been busy with classes, etc. A teacher's life is a busy one. To make things worse, I haven't had internet access for about a month or more. I'll see if I can make time to contribute more regularly again. :) Oh, and my "email this user" works, so if there's something that needs admin intervention (like MediaWiki stuff), you can still get ahold of me, even if it may be a little while before I get it taken care of. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 19:46, 28 November 2006 (UTC) == Interwiki link == How do you link to Simple Witionary from another wiki project?--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:38, 8 November 2006 (UTC) :Either <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>; if you're on a Simple English project, use <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or, if you're on a Wiktionary, use <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 12:19, 9 November 2006 (UTC) == MediaWiki:Common.css == Hi, can we import some styles (specifically the <tt>messagebox</tt> class, and maybe some of its subclasses as well) from [[:w:MediaWiki:Common.css]] into [[MediaWiki:Common.css]]? This is purely for cosmetic reasons, but some of the templates that we have (including [[Template:Delete]]) use the <tt>messagebox</tt> class, which is not defined here. (P.S. This requires an admin) Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 16:40, 10 November 2006 (UTC) :I have gone ahead and asked for a temporary +sysop on meta, and have imported all CSS classes from the Simple English Wikipedia (with the exception of CommonsTicker-related styles). Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:19, 18 November 2006 (UTC) == Example sentences == In a dictionary such as this, I think it's important that the example sentences actually ''exemplify'' the use of a defined word rather than simply include it. Consider the following examples: #''There was a '''book''' on the table.'' #''He finished reading, closed the '''book''', and put it down.'' In the first sentence, '''book''' could be almost anything, animate or inanimate, of a size suitable for being on tables. The second sentence, in contrast, shows that '''book''' is related to reading and that it can be held and closed. This second sentence exemplifies '''book''', while the first simply uses it. We should also try to exemplify the syntactic properties of defined words. '''Notwithstanding''', for instance, is an unusual preposition in that it can appear after the noun. Thus, examples showing both pre- and post-noun usage would be useful. Similarly, nouns that have both countable and uncountable senses should have example sentences showing these. And so on. Finally, it would also be good to try to identify and show strong [[:en:collocation | collocations]]. Some good tools for this are [http://193.133.140.102/JustTheWord/ Just the Word] and Mark Davies's [http://view.byu.edu/ VIEW] interface to the [[w:British_National_Corpus|BNC]]. These can also provide authentic example sentences. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 00:32, 11 November 2006 (UTC) == Question == Who is father of Education ''<small>—This unsigned comment was added by</small>''<small> [[User:164.100.216.2|164.100.216.2]] ([[User talk:164.100.216.2|talk]] • [[Special:Contributions/164.100.216.2|contribs]]) 07:48, 16 November 2006 (UTC{{{3|}}})</small> :Hi, this is a forum for discussing topics related to the Simple English Wiktionary. Perhaps you could try looking for information on the [[:w:Main Page|Simple English Wikipedia]], or the [[:w:en:Main Page|English Wikipedia]]. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 15:50, 17 November 2006 (UTC) ::I'm a native English speaker and I don't know the answer to your question. Put your question on [[Wiktionary:Requested definitions]]. Also say on that page where you saw those words being used. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:39, 25 November 2006 (UTC) == Edit buttons gone == What happened to our edit buttons? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 14:30, 25 November 2006 (UTC) :Edit buttons? - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 14:32, 25 November 2006 (UTC) ::I don't know what to call them. When you were editing something, there was a row of buttons at the top of the edit window: bold, italics, math, signatures, etc. They're not there anymore. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:33, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :::Check your preferences. Check on the 'Editing' tab that the box is ticked to show the toolbar. [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 11:54, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::::Yes, it's checked. The tool bar was there on Friday and gone on Saturday. I haven't changed anything. I take it, then, that others still have their tool bar? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:36, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :::::I turned them off in my preferences and turned them back on and now they're back again. Something a programmer might have a look at. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 19:34, 28 November 2006 (UTC) == Pictures == My idea: all nouns need pictures in the definitions. Writers need ideas about copyright and about finding pictures. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 19:55, 25 November 2006 (UTC) I did it! I put a picture in! See [[wire]]. I think all definitions need pictures. Is that good? Did I do it right? I found the picture in Wikimedia Commons. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 20:37, 26 November 2006 (UTC) :Well done! Many nouns already have pictures with them. Many other nouns, however, are too abstract for a picture. Put one in where it makes sense. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:18, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks. I'm having some problems formatting the pages with the pictures. I want the pictures near the top so people will see them immediately. On the page [[wave]] the picture covered some of the words. I put many "nbsp" so that it doesn't cover the words. But I think that will not work well for all browser windows. There must be a good way to do it. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 04:06, 27 November 2006 (UTC) The [[walk]] page now has a moving picture! --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 05:03, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :Cool! --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:29, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::Mostly I don't like moving pictures. It's hard to read when there is a moving picture on the page. But if I put it there, I like it. :-) Some people may not be able to see the moving picture. Some people may not be able to see any pictures. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:32, 27 November 2006 (UTC) OK, now I know how to put the pictures on the page in a good way. Put the picture. (Do not put "300px" if not needed.) Then put words that will be beside the picture. Then put <nowiki> <br style="clear:both"/> </nowiki>. Then put words that need to be under the picture. See [[angry]]. See also [[:en:wikipedia:Wikipedia:Extended image syntax]]. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:42, 27 November 2006 (UTC) == "Change this part" == I like where it says "change this page". That's Simple English. It seems friendly to me. But when a page has parts, it says "edit". It needs to say "Change this part." --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 05:56, 28 November 2006 (UTC) 12962 2006-11-28T19:50:56Z Cromwellt 61 /* "Change this part" */ comments '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |}__NEWSECTIONLINK__ ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some countries, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) ==Category capitalization== Shall categories begin with upper cases or not? I am asking this because I have found different uses of upper and lower cases at [[Special:Categories]].--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 13:36, 14 April 2006 (UTC) :I had the same question a while back, though I asked it somewhere else. I think that categories should all be lowercase unless they are proper nouns, so that they work just like the entry titles. I'd say that you can go ahead an [[Wiktionary:Be bold|boldly]] change it, and if someone doesn't like it or has a better idea, they can change it back. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:33, 18 April 2006 (UTC) :If you do change it, don't forget to change the templates that refer to those categories, so that they put the words in the new place. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:22, 20 April 2006 (UTC) ::I see that [[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] has not worked on (or at least has not completed) changing the categories. I have completely changed my mind regarding them. The reason that articles in the (main) namespace are lowercase is to show the word as it is really meant to be and to distinguish between proper names and other words. This does not apply to categories or appendices (I just created the first appendix, [[:Appendix:Prepositions]]), though it should still apply to templates so that we don't have to type a capital letter every time we insert a template. Categories and appendices are ''groups'' of these words, and so should be capitalized regularly, just as they are in other projects. I am changing categories accordingly. Other thoughts? As I mentioned above, if we decide I'm wrong, we can boldly change it back. :) Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:54, 15 May 2006 (UTC) :::Hello. I have not been here until now as I was too busy administering other Wiki sites. As I am now an admin at eight Wiki sites, I am unsure how often I will come here. Article names at Wiktionary should not be automatically upper cases, but for categories, I do not really mind whether upper or lower cases. In case you want to talk to me but I am inactive here, I suggest leaving a message at my talk page at Wiktionary, Wikipedia, or Wikisource in English version that I administer.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:55, 4 November 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == WikiReader == What do we think about publishing a WikiReader with the BE850 and BE1500? I'd be happy to do most of the work behind it (exporting to PDF, managing download site etc). [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 12:00, 19 May 2006 (UTC) :I'm thinking we should probably have them mostly done before we worry about that, but other than that, sound good. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 19:03, 23 May 2006 (UTC) == Translations == Other Wiktionaries add translations for words into other languages. SEWiktionary is meant to give definitions of English words using simple English, so if we did add translations, we would not include those other words here, but only link to other wiktionaries. For example, if we translated "heavy" (meaning having a lot of weight), the Spanish is "pesado." We might link to the English Wiktionary page on [[:en:pesado]] or to the Spanish Wiktionary [[:es:pesado]]. These would be interwiki links, but under a translation section, not an "in other languages" sidebar interwiki, since each meaning should be translated separately. I think there are pros and cons to this idea. The pros are that our focus audience are people who are do not know much English, and many of them only know it as a second language, so a translation into their own language could be quite useful. The cons are that we are focused on English words. A translation would be a distraction from our focus. Also, that niche is already filled by the English Wiktionary. I think our focus should stay firmly fixed on simple English definitions of English words. Feel free to comment. We'll do what the community decides, of course. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:08, 21 May 2006 (UTC) :I suppose that this simple English Wiktionary is for definitions from simple English to simple English only, right? This should be good enough since more complex contents should go to regular English Wiktionary.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:58, 4 November 2006 (UTC) ::Simple English Wikipedia pages need to use some hard English words. I think Simple English Wiktionary needs definitions in simple English for those hard English words. It also needs definitions in simple English for simple English words. I think it's a good idea to link to English Wiktionary for translations. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:46, 25 November 2006 (UTC) ::Question: the word "kind": is it a noun in simple English? or an adjective? or both? How do we know or decide these questions? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:46, 25 November 2006 (UTC) :::Both. Word classes do not change in simple English. Does this answer your question? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:16, 27 November 2006 (UTC) == Etymologies/word histories == Another thing that has come up is the question of etymologies. English Wiktionary and others show the etymology of each word, and tend to have the earlier forms as separate entries. Because we are focused on English words (that is, Modern English), we would not include those early forms separately, but we could include unlinked word origins/etymologies. Again, there are pros and cons. Etymologies could be difficult to understand for someone who doesn't know much English. Additionally, they are not our focus, and could be a distraction. Plus, English Wiktionary already does that more effectively. On the other hand, I think it is cool to show where words come from, and this can help people understand why a word is spelled a particular way, I think. English orthography is one of the hardest parts of learning English, but knowing where a word comes from helps significantly in understanding its orthography (spelling). That said, teaching English is not our goal here, any more than it is the goal of Simple English Wikipedia. We are writing a dictionary here, not an English 101 textbook. If people use us to learn English, that is their own choice, but it is not our focus. I guess I could go either way on this one. I tentatively '''support''' adding etymologies to words. What do all of you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:16, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == How detailed do we go? == In articles such as that for [[sad]], some users have obvioulsy gone to a great deal of trouble to flesh out all sorts of synonyms, related words, etc. Unfortunately, few of the words are very simple (or even useful. For example, on the [[sad]] page we have ''glum'' as a synonym.) I think this kind of detail needs to be pared back to avoid being overwhelming to English language learners. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:26, 16 July 2006 (UTC) :Yeah, I was the one who put all those synonyms and antonyms on there. I still think it is useful, and it is obvious that they are synonyms, etc. by their placement, but I guess I did go a little overboard. But this wiktionary should not be limited to Simple English words. It should include all English words, but the definitions should be limited to simple English. People may find the word [[glum]] and wonder what it means, but not be able to understand the English Wiktionary definition. We need that entry here, and its connection to [[sad]] seems very logical. I think [[lugubrious]] should be cut out sooner than [[glum]]. Limiting the synonyms and antonyms may be useful in some ways, but we are about including information, not leaving it out. We might even want to include (for example) a main synonym section, and later on a section on ''other synonyms''. I don't know. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:44, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::Indeed, we should have articles for simple words and other words, so there should eventually be an entry for ''glum'', ''lugubrious'' and whatever else you can come up with. However, a typical user who is looking up the word ''sad'', will not benefit from ''glum''. The user who looks up ''glum'', on the other hand, may well benefit from being told that ''sad'' is a synonym as they will likely have no idea what ''glum'' means, but may very well understand ''sad''. ::Furthermore, you write, "we are about including information, not leaving it out." To the contrary! Knowing what to leave out is at least as important as knowing what to put in. A 20-page dictionary entry on ''run'' is neither simple nor useful. This is, after all, a dictionary, not a thesaurus or an encyclopedia. If the user who looks up ''sad'' is looking specifically for uncommon synonyms, they're using a wrench to drive in a nail.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:58, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::*Well how else do you expect people to look for uncommon synonyms, except by starting with a common word? Perhaps we can put common synonyms right there on the page, while listing rare ones separately on a thesaurus-like page. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 07:07, 31 July 2006 (UTC) ::::If they're looking for uncommon synonyms, they should use a thesaurus, not a dictionary.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 11:27, 31 July 2006 (UTC) :::::Hey Brett, I really enjoyed your wrench-nail analogy. Kappa is referring to what EWikt has done in its Wikisaurus sub-project. We could do something similar here if people are interested in the idea. But either way, most dictionaries include at least some synonyms, and I think we should do so, too. You have a point when you say that glum should link to sad, but not necessarily sad to glum. Maybe if we tend to limit it to the first five or so most common synonyms and antonyms, it will be useful but not overboard. We can always change it later if we change our minds, etc. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:08, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ==Workshop== The following was posted by Adam Kilgarriff on the Corpora mailing list ---- LEXICOM-ASIA 2006 A Workshop in Lexicography and Lexical Computing Venue: Kowloon, Hong Kong Hosts: Language Centre, Hong Kong Univ of Science and Technology Dates: December 11th-15th, 2006 Led by Adam Kilgarriff and Michael Rundell of the Lexicography MasterClass, Lexicom is an intensive one-week workshop, with seminars on theoretical issues alternating with practical sessions at the computer. There will be some parallel 'lexicographic' and 'computational' sessions. Topics to be covered include: * corpus creation * corpus analysis: o software and corpus querying o discovering word senses, recording contextual information * writing dictionary entries * dictionary databases and writing systems * using web data Applications are invited from people with interests and experience in any of these areas. Over the last six years Lexicom has attracted 200 participants from 28 countries including lexicographers, computational linguists, professors, research students, translators, terminologists, and editors, managers and technical support staff from dictionary publishers and information management companies. The venue, HKUST, is beautifully situated on Clearwater Bay in Kowloon, only 30 minutes from central Hong Kong. To register for Lexicom, go to: http://lc.ust.hk/~centre/lexi2006/ Early registration is advised (the Workshop has been oversubscribed in previous years), and registrations received before 7th October 2006 carry a discounted fee. Further details, including reports of past events can be found at: http://www.lexmasterclass.com. Michael Rundell & Adam Kilgarriff The Lexicography MasterClass --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 13:31, 28 September 2006 (UTC) == Logo discussion == Greetings, I apologise for writing in English. There is a discussion about the logo for Wiktionary at [[meta:Wiktionary/logo]]. Please go there and help us decide. Please also put this message on your community page. Thank you. -[[meta:User:Dbmag9|Dbmag9]] (copied here from [[talk:Main Page]] by [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:39, 23 July 2006 (UTC)) == Most linked article == Is there a way to find the article with the most links? In particular, I'm interested in finding the most-linked-to article that doesn't yet exist.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 21:19, 27 July 2006 (UTC) *You need [[Special:Mostlinked]], and in particular [[Special:Wantedpages]]. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 23:03, 27 July 2006 (UTC) == Benchmarks! == I think [[now]] was the 700th. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:51, 2 August 2006 (UTC) :Congratulations, everyone! Great work. Let's keep it up. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:02, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ===750=== [[lucky]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ===800=== [[benefit]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:27, 14 August 2006 (UTC) ===900=== [[legislation]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:21, 12 September 2006 (UTC) ===Almost 1000=== A virtual beer to the user who adds the 1000th word!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 20:03, 3 November 2006 (UTC) : [[brush]]! Hooray! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 03:35, 7 November 2006 (UTC) ::Make it two beers! Well done, PTO!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:23, 8 November 2006 (UTC) == A different idea == I recently had an idea for a sort of word rating system. This would show the SE user how difficult/complicated the word is considered by native speakers, and perhaps even include an easier and/or more challenging (for the basic words) alternative. I'm thinking of a kind of thermometer look, maybe up in the right-hand corner. It would have something like four or five degrees, including: basic or easy (from the BE850, words like [[do]], [[cold]], and [[woman]]), fairly basic or fairly easy (BE1500 or so, words like [[sink]], [[math]], and [[trust]]), medium or intermediate (about regular conversation level, somewhat less common than BE1500, words like [[complete]], [[freezing]], and [[feminine]]), fairly advanced or fairly hard (more complex or difficult a concept or term, words like [[nondescript]], [[anthropology]], and [[uncharacteristic]]), and advanced or hard (for jargon and other much less common words such as [[sodium benzoate]], [[sesquipedalian]], and [[indefatigable]]). We can tweak these levels or add new ones if/when we feel they are warranted. What do you all think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 10:07, 3 August 2006 (UTC) :I think it's a good idea, but I think basing it on BE is a bad idea, no matter how much you like BE. BE was not intended to choose the most simple or frequent words, but to bring together a list of words that would be sufficient to communicate any idea. Instead, I think we should base it on frequency counts, in the same way that the [http://www.longman.com/ldoce/ Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English] does. I think that using [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/nation.aspx Paul Nation]'s word counts would be a great place to start. He counts 'word families', so that ''run'', ''running'', ''runner'', etc. are all counted together. His counts are broken into 1000-word bands and are [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/range%20BNC.zip available] for free.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ::Though different organizations have different frequency counts, I think the idea is a sound one, and I think that there are many other word lists which would do a better job than BE. The only reason I've stuck with BE this long is because it was already there, and fairly convenient, not to mention a good place to start creating words. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 02:28, 14 August 2006 (UTC) :::I asked Paul Nation, and he wrote, "The lists are freely available for whoever wants to use them." Have a look.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:09, 15 August 2006 (UTC) ::::After looking at the BNC spoken frequency lists, I think you're right. I much prefer the way that these lists are set up, and it is nice to see not only the word but all its variations. I think it is much better. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 01:40, 24 August 2006 (UTC) == Move to [[Wiktionary talk:Simple talk]]? == I just want to throw up the idea of moving this page to the Wiktionary talk namespace. The advantage is that when editing a talk page [[MediaWiki:Talkpagetext]] is shown to the user. It would also leave this page open for FaQ's or something. Just an idea. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 14:55, 5 August 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for your input, Gerard. Nice to know you're still around every once in a while. You have a valid point about the talk page text being shown at the top of the page. It might be worth it to move it. However, I don't really care for the FAQ idea personally. It is supposed to be a simple *talk* page, so it should be something related to talk, even if it just redirects to its own talk page or explains how simple talk works. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 00:46, 24 August 2006 (UTC) ==Survivors?== I decided to come here and help out the project, after I saw the request for deletion at Meta. Personally, I would hate to see a project with this much potential die. <br><br> So, my question. How many regularly editing people are left? I noticed that a bureaucrat and two administrators haven't edited in a fairly long time, with the only admin exception seeming to be Cromwellt. Just give a shout here, I suppose. Thanks! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 21:49, 17 October 2006 (UTC) :Very few it seems, although I don't think ''left'' is the right word. There don't ever appear to have been many contributing memebers. Welcome though. Could I suggest you try to avoid difficult words in your definitions? For example, for ''approval'', you wrote "Formal permission or sanction." both words are less common than the word you're defining, and ''sanction'' is significantly less common. Just a suggestion. The participation is appreciated, though.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:30, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the suggestion. I used the word "left" because I had spent a while reading talk archives. This place seemed to be a lot more active back in Febuary. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 01:54, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ==Word of the Day== It seems the WotD has effectively died. Should we destroy the category/template for the word of the day as well? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 23:46, 25 October 2006 (UTC) Yes. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:13, 27 October 2006 (UTC) :I haven't checked if you deleted the cat/template for WotD, but I think it will probably be revived eventually (hopefully), so maybe deleting it was unnecessary. Then again, we can always recreate those I guess. No biggie. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 19:43, 28 November 2006 (UTC) == Vote to delete == I ended to vote to close this project on Meta. It has gone on long enough and is going nowhere fast. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 17:35, 2 November 2006 (UTC) :thank you!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:14, 2 November 2006 (UTC) ::Ah, finally. Its about time they closed that one up. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 00:59, 3 November 2006 (UTC) :::Great news :) - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:24, 6 November 2006 (UTC) == Administrators == Are there any active administrators/bureaucrats here anymore? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 16:33, 5 November 2006 (UTC) :Not really ;) [[User:h2g2bob]], our friendly bureaucrat, expressed a desire to resume contributing, but beyond that, the admins have been largely inactive. - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 16:46, 10 November 2006 (UTC) ::I apologize for not being active for a few months. I'm still around, I've just been busy with classes, etc. A teacher's life is a busy one. To make things worse, I haven't had internet access for about a month or more. I'll see if I can make time to contribute more regularly again. :) Oh, and my "email this user" works, so if there's something that needs admin intervention (like MediaWiki stuff), you can still get ahold of me, even if it may be a little while before I get it taken care of. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 19:46, 28 November 2006 (UTC) == Interwiki link == How do you link to Simple Witionary from another wiki project?--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:38, 8 November 2006 (UTC) :Either <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>; if you're on a Simple English project, use <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or, if you're on a Wiktionary, use <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 12:19, 9 November 2006 (UTC) == MediaWiki:Common.css == Hi, can we import some styles (specifically the <tt>messagebox</tt> class, and maybe some of its subclasses as well) from [[:w:MediaWiki:Common.css]] into [[MediaWiki:Common.css]]? This is purely for cosmetic reasons, but some of the templates that we have (including [[Template:Delete]]) use the <tt>messagebox</tt> class, which is not defined here. (P.S. This requires an admin) Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 16:40, 10 November 2006 (UTC) :I have gone ahead and asked for a temporary +sysop on meta, and have imported all CSS classes from the Simple English Wikipedia (with the exception of CommonsTicker-related styles). Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:19, 18 November 2006 (UTC) == Example sentences == In a dictionary such as this, I think it's important that the example sentences actually ''exemplify'' the use of a defined word rather than simply include it. Consider the following examples: #''There was a '''book''' on the table.'' #''He finished reading, closed the '''book''', and put it down.'' In the first sentence, '''book''' could be almost anything, animate or inanimate, of a size suitable for being on tables. The second sentence, in contrast, shows that '''book''' is related to reading and that it can be held and closed. This second sentence exemplifies '''book''', while the first simply uses it. We should also try to exemplify the syntactic properties of defined words. '''Notwithstanding''', for instance, is an unusual preposition in that it can appear after the noun. Thus, examples showing both pre- and post-noun usage would be useful. Similarly, nouns that have both countable and uncountable senses should have example sentences showing these. And so on. Finally, it would also be good to try to identify and show strong [[:en:collocation | collocations]]. Some good tools for this are [http://193.133.140.102/JustTheWord/ Just the Word] and Mark Davies's [http://view.byu.edu/ VIEW] interface to the [[w:British_National_Corpus|BNC]]. These can also provide authentic example sentences. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 00:32, 11 November 2006 (UTC) == Question == Who is father of Education ''<small>—This unsigned comment was added by</small>''<small> [[User:164.100.216.2|164.100.216.2]] ([[User talk:164.100.216.2|talk]] • [[Special:Contributions/164.100.216.2|contribs]]) 07:48, 16 November 2006 (UTC{{{3|}}})</small> :Hi, this is a forum for discussing topics related to the Simple English Wiktionary. Perhaps you could try looking for information on the [[:w:Main Page|Simple English Wikipedia]], or the [[:w:en:Main Page|English Wikipedia]]. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 15:50, 17 November 2006 (UTC) ::I'm a native English speaker and I don't know the answer to your question. Put your question on [[Wiktionary:Requested definitions]]. Also say on that page where you saw those words being used. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:39, 25 November 2006 (UTC) == Edit buttons gone == What happened to our edit buttons? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 14:30, 25 November 2006 (UTC) :Edit buttons? - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 14:32, 25 November 2006 (UTC) ::I don't know what to call them. When you were editing something, there was a row of buttons at the top of the edit window: bold, italics, math, signatures, etc. They're not there anymore. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:33, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :::Check your preferences. Check on the 'Editing' tab that the box is ticked to show the toolbar. [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 11:54, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::::Yes, it's checked. The tool bar was there on Friday and gone on Saturday. I haven't changed anything. I take it, then, that others still have their tool bar? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:36, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :::::I turned them off in my preferences and turned them back on and now they're back again. Something a programmer might have a look at. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 19:34, 28 November 2006 (UTC) == Pictures == My idea: all nouns need pictures in the definitions. Writers need ideas about copyright and about finding pictures. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 19:55, 25 November 2006 (UTC) I did it! I put a picture in! See [[wire]]. I think all definitions need pictures. Is that good? Did I do it right? I found the picture in Wikimedia Commons. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 20:37, 26 November 2006 (UTC) :Well done! Many nouns already have pictures with them. Many other nouns, however, are too abstract for a picture. Put one in where it makes sense. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:18, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks. I'm having some problems formatting the pages with the pictures. I want the pictures near the top so people will see them immediately. On the page [[wave]] the picture covered some of the words. I put many "nbsp" so that it doesn't cover the words. But I think that will not work well for all browser windows. There must be a good way to do it. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 04:06, 27 November 2006 (UTC) The [[walk]] page now has a moving picture! --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 05:03, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :Cool! --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:29, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::Mostly I don't like moving pictures. It's hard to read when there is a moving picture on the page. But if I put it there, I like it. :-) Some people may not be able to see the moving picture. Some people may not be able to see any pictures. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:32, 27 November 2006 (UTC) OK, now I know how to put the pictures on the page in a good way. Put the picture. (Do not put "300px" if not needed.) Then put words that will be beside the picture. Then put <nowiki> <br style="clear:both"/> </nowiki>. Then put words that need to be under the picture. See [[angry]]. See also [[:en:wikipedia:Wikipedia:Extended image syntax]]. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:42, 27 November 2006 (UTC) == "Change this part" == I like where it says "change this page". That's Simple English. It seems friendly to me. But when a page has parts, it says "edit". It needs to say "Change this part." --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 05:56, 28 November 2006 (UTC) :Good point, Coppertwig. I'm glad to see some new users active here. I'll try to get this fixed this week or so, though I don't have time at this precise moment. :) I'm sure it is on MediaWiki somewhere under MediaWiki:Allmessages. If you can find it, that will speed up my job. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 19:50, 28 November 2006 (UTC) 12983 2006-11-29T13:09:42Z Coppertwig 139 /* "Change this part" */ To start with, where's Allmessages? '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |}__NEWSECTIONLINK__ ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some countries, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) ==Category capitalization== Shall categories begin with upper cases or not? I am asking this because I have found different uses of upper and lower cases at [[Special:Categories]].--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 13:36, 14 April 2006 (UTC) :I had the same question a while back, though I asked it somewhere else. I think that categories should all be lowercase unless they are proper nouns, so that they work just like the entry titles. I'd say that you can go ahead an [[Wiktionary:Be bold|boldly]] change it, and if someone doesn't like it or has a better idea, they can change it back. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:33, 18 April 2006 (UTC) :If you do change it, don't forget to change the templates that refer to those categories, so that they put the words in the new place. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:22, 20 April 2006 (UTC) ::I see that [[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] has not worked on (or at least has not completed) changing the categories. I have completely changed my mind regarding them. The reason that articles in the (main) namespace are lowercase is to show the word as it is really meant to be and to distinguish between proper names and other words. This does not apply to categories or appendices (I just created the first appendix, [[:Appendix:Prepositions]]), though it should still apply to templates so that we don't have to type a capital letter every time we insert a template. Categories and appendices are ''groups'' of these words, and so should be capitalized regularly, just as they are in other projects. I am changing categories accordingly. Other thoughts? As I mentioned above, if we decide I'm wrong, we can boldly change it back. :) Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:54, 15 May 2006 (UTC) :::Hello. I have not been here until now as I was too busy administering other Wiki sites. As I am now an admin at eight Wiki sites, I am unsure how often I will come here. Article names at Wiktionary should not be automatically upper cases, but for categories, I do not really mind whether upper or lower cases. In case you want to talk to me but I am inactive here, I suggest leaving a message at my talk page at Wiktionary, Wikipedia, or Wikisource in English version that I administer.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:55, 4 November 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == WikiReader == What do we think about publishing a WikiReader with the BE850 and BE1500? I'd be happy to do most of the work behind it (exporting to PDF, managing download site etc). [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 12:00, 19 May 2006 (UTC) :I'm thinking we should probably have them mostly done before we worry about that, but other than that, sound good. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 19:03, 23 May 2006 (UTC) == Translations == Other Wiktionaries add translations for words into other languages. SEWiktionary is meant to give definitions of English words using simple English, so if we did add translations, we would not include those other words here, but only link to other wiktionaries. For example, if we translated "heavy" (meaning having a lot of weight), the Spanish is "pesado." We might link to the English Wiktionary page on [[:en:pesado]] or to the Spanish Wiktionary [[:es:pesado]]. These would be interwiki links, but under a translation section, not an "in other languages" sidebar interwiki, since each meaning should be translated separately. I think there are pros and cons to this idea. The pros are that our focus audience are people who are do not know much English, and many of them only know it as a second language, so a translation into their own language could be quite useful. The cons are that we are focused on English words. A translation would be a distraction from our focus. Also, that niche is already filled by the English Wiktionary. I think our focus should stay firmly fixed on simple English definitions of English words. Feel free to comment. We'll do what the community decides, of course. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:08, 21 May 2006 (UTC) :I suppose that this simple English Wiktionary is for definitions from simple English to simple English only, right? This should be good enough since more complex contents should go to regular English Wiktionary.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:58, 4 November 2006 (UTC) ::Simple English Wikipedia pages need to use some hard English words. I think Simple English Wiktionary needs definitions in simple English for those hard English words. It also needs definitions in simple English for simple English words. I think it's a good idea to link to English Wiktionary for translations. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:46, 25 November 2006 (UTC) ::Question: the word "kind": is it a noun in simple English? or an adjective? or both? How do we know or decide these questions? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:46, 25 November 2006 (UTC) :::Both. Word classes do not change in simple English. Does this answer your question? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:16, 27 November 2006 (UTC) == Etymologies/word histories == Another thing that has come up is the question of etymologies. English Wiktionary and others show the etymology of each word, and tend to have the earlier forms as separate entries. Because we are focused on English words (that is, Modern English), we would not include those early forms separately, but we could include unlinked word origins/etymologies. Again, there are pros and cons. Etymologies could be difficult to understand for someone who doesn't know much English. Additionally, they are not our focus, and could be a distraction. Plus, English Wiktionary already does that more effectively. On the other hand, I think it is cool to show where words come from, and this can help people understand why a word is spelled a particular way, I think. English orthography is one of the hardest parts of learning English, but knowing where a word comes from helps significantly in understanding its orthography (spelling). That said, teaching English is not our goal here, any more than it is the goal of Simple English Wikipedia. We are writing a dictionary here, not an English 101 textbook. If people use us to learn English, that is their own choice, but it is not our focus. I guess I could go either way on this one. I tentatively '''support''' adding etymologies to words. What do all of you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:16, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == How detailed do we go? == In articles such as that for [[sad]], some users have obvioulsy gone to a great deal of trouble to flesh out all sorts of synonyms, related words, etc. Unfortunately, few of the words are very simple (or even useful. For example, on the [[sad]] page we have ''glum'' as a synonym.) I think this kind of detail needs to be pared back to avoid being overwhelming to English language learners. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:26, 16 July 2006 (UTC) :Yeah, I was the one who put all those synonyms and antonyms on there. I still think it is useful, and it is obvious that they are synonyms, etc. by their placement, but I guess I did go a little overboard. But this wiktionary should not be limited to Simple English words. It should include all English words, but the definitions should be limited to simple English. People may find the word [[glum]] and wonder what it means, but not be able to understand the English Wiktionary definition. We need that entry here, and its connection to [[sad]] seems very logical. I think [[lugubrious]] should be cut out sooner than [[glum]]. Limiting the synonyms and antonyms may be useful in some ways, but we are about including information, not leaving it out. We might even want to include (for example) a main synonym section, and later on a section on ''other synonyms''. I don't know. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:44, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::Indeed, we should have articles for simple words and other words, so there should eventually be an entry for ''glum'', ''lugubrious'' and whatever else you can come up with. However, a typical user who is looking up the word ''sad'', will not benefit from ''glum''. The user who looks up ''glum'', on the other hand, may well benefit from being told that ''sad'' is a synonym as they will likely have no idea what ''glum'' means, but may very well understand ''sad''. ::Furthermore, you write, "we are about including information, not leaving it out." To the contrary! Knowing what to leave out is at least as important as knowing what to put in. A 20-page dictionary entry on ''run'' is neither simple nor useful. This is, after all, a dictionary, not a thesaurus or an encyclopedia. If the user who looks up ''sad'' is looking specifically for uncommon synonyms, they're using a wrench to drive in a nail.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:58, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::*Well how else do you expect people to look for uncommon synonyms, except by starting with a common word? Perhaps we can put common synonyms right there on the page, while listing rare ones separately on a thesaurus-like page. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 07:07, 31 July 2006 (UTC) ::::If they're looking for uncommon synonyms, they should use a thesaurus, not a dictionary.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 11:27, 31 July 2006 (UTC) :::::Hey Brett, I really enjoyed your wrench-nail analogy. Kappa is referring to what EWikt has done in its Wikisaurus sub-project. We could do something similar here if people are interested in the idea. But either way, most dictionaries include at least some synonyms, and I think we should do so, too. You have a point when you say that glum should link to sad, but not necessarily sad to glum. Maybe if we tend to limit it to the first five or so most common synonyms and antonyms, it will be useful but not overboard. We can always change it later if we change our minds, etc. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:08, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ==Workshop== The following was posted by Adam Kilgarriff on the Corpora mailing list ---- LEXICOM-ASIA 2006 A Workshop in Lexicography and Lexical Computing Venue: Kowloon, Hong Kong Hosts: Language Centre, Hong Kong Univ of Science and Technology Dates: December 11th-15th, 2006 Led by Adam Kilgarriff and Michael Rundell of the Lexicography MasterClass, Lexicom is an intensive one-week workshop, with seminars on theoretical issues alternating with practical sessions at the computer. There will be some parallel 'lexicographic' and 'computational' sessions. Topics to be covered include: * corpus creation * corpus analysis: o software and corpus querying o discovering word senses, recording contextual information * writing dictionary entries * dictionary databases and writing systems * using web data Applications are invited from people with interests and experience in any of these areas. Over the last six years Lexicom has attracted 200 participants from 28 countries including lexicographers, computational linguists, professors, research students, translators, terminologists, and editors, managers and technical support staff from dictionary publishers and information management companies. The venue, HKUST, is beautifully situated on Clearwater Bay in Kowloon, only 30 minutes from central Hong Kong. To register for Lexicom, go to: http://lc.ust.hk/~centre/lexi2006/ Early registration is advised (the Workshop has been oversubscribed in previous years), and registrations received before 7th October 2006 carry a discounted fee. Further details, including reports of past events can be found at: http://www.lexmasterclass.com. Michael Rundell & Adam Kilgarriff The Lexicography MasterClass --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 13:31, 28 September 2006 (UTC) == Logo discussion == Greetings, I apologise for writing in English. There is a discussion about the logo for Wiktionary at [[meta:Wiktionary/logo]]. Please go there and help us decide. Please also put this message on your community page. Thank you. -[[meta:User:Dbmag9|Dbmag9]] (copied here from [[talk:Main Page]] by [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:39, 23 July 2006 (UTC)) == Most linked article == Is there a way to find the article with the most links? In particular, I'm interested in finding the most-linked-to article that doesn't yet exist.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 21:19, 27 July 2006 (UTC) *You need [[Special:Mostlinked]], and in particular [[Special:Wantedpages]]. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 23:03, 27 July 2006 (UTC) == Benchmarks! == I think [[now]] was the 700th. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:51, 2 August 2006 (UTC) :Congratulations, everyone! Great work. Let's keep it up. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:02, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ===750=== [[lucky]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ===800=== [[benefit]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:27, 14 August 2006 (UTC) ===900=== [[legislation]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:21, 12 September 2006 (UTC) ===Almost 1000=== A virtual beer to the user who adds the 1000th word!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 20:03, 3 November 2006 (UTC) : [[brush]]! Hooray! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 03:35, 7 November 2006 (UTC) ::Make it two beers! Well done, PTO!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:23, 8 November 2006 (UTC) == A different idea == I recently had an idea for a sort of word rating system. This would show the SE user how difficult/complicated the word is considered by native speakers, and perhaps even include an easier and/or more challenging (for the basic words) alternative. I'm thinking of a kind of thermometer look, maybe up in the right-hand corner. It would have something like four or five degrees, including: basic or easy (from the BE850, words like [[do]], [[cold]], and [[woman]]), fairly basic or fairly easy (BE1500 or so, words like [[sink]], [[math]], and [[trust]]), medium or intermediate (about regular conversation level, somewhat less common than BE1500, words like [[complete]], [[freezing]], and [[feminine]]), fairly advanced or fairly hard (more complex or difficult a concept or term, words like [[nondescript]], [[anthropology]], and [[uncharacteristic]]), and advanced or hard (for jargon and other much less common words such as [[sodium benzoate]], [[sesquipedalian]], and [[indefatigable]]). We can tweak these levels or add new ones if/when we feel they are warranted. What do you all think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 10:07, 3 August 2006 (UTC) :I think it's a good idea, but I think basing it on BE is a bad idea, no matter how much you like BE. BE was not intended to choose the most simple or frequent words, but to bring together a list of words that would be sufficient to communicate any idea. Instead, I think we should base it on frequency counts, in the same way that the [http://www.longman.com/ldoce/ Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English] does. I think that using [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/nation.aspx Paul Nation]'s word counts would be a great place to start. He counts 'word families', so that ''run'', ''running'', ''runner'', etc. are all counted together. His counts are broken into 1000-word bands and are [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/range%20BNC.zip available] for free.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ::Though different organizations have different frequency counts, I think the idea is a sound one, and I think that there are many other word lists which would do a better job than BE. The only reason I've stuck with BE this long is because it was already there, and fairly convenient, not to mention a good place to start creating words. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 02:28, 14 August 2006 (UTC) :::I asked Paul Nation, and he wrote, "The lists are freely available for whoever wants to use them." Have a look.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:09, 15 August 2006 (UTC) ::::After looking at the BNC spoken frequency lists, I think you're right. I much prefer the way that these lists are set up, and it is nice to see not only the word but all its variations. I think it is much better. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 01:40, 24 August 2006 (UTC) == Move to [[Wiktionary talk:Simple talk]]? == I just want to throw up the idea of moving this page to the Wiktionary talk namespace. The advantage is that when editing a talk page [[MediaWiki:Talkpagetext]] is shown to the user. It would also leave this page open for FaQ's or something. Just an idea. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 14:55, 5 August 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for your input, Gerard. Nice to know you're still around every once in a while. You have a valid point about the talk page text being shown at the top of the page. It might be worth it to move it. However, I don't really care for the FAQ idea personally. It is supposed to be a simple *talk* page, so it should be something related to talk, even if it just redirects to its own talk page or explains how simple talk works. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 00:46, 24 August 2006 (UTC) ==Survivors?== I decided to come here and help out the project, after I saw the request for deletion at Meta. Personally, I would hate to see a project with this much potential die. <br><br> So, my question. How many regularly editing people are left? I noticed that a bureaucrat and two administrators haven't edited in a fairly long time, with the only admin exception seeming to be Cromwellt. Just give a shout here, I suppose. Thanks! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 21:49, 17 October 2006 (UTC) :Very few it seems, although I don't think ''left'' is the right word. There don't ever appear to have been many contributing memebers. Welcome though. Could I suggest you try to avoid difficult words in your definitions? For example, for ''approval'', you wrote "Formal permission or sanction." both words are less common than the word you're defining, and ''sanction'' is significantly less common. Just a suggestion. The participation is appreciated, though.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:30, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the suggestion. I used the word "left" because I had spent a while reading talk archives. This place seemed to be a lot more active back in Febuary. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 01:54, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ==Word of the Day== It seems the WotD has effectively died. Should we destroy the category/template for the word of the day as well? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 23:46, 25 October 2006 (UTC) Yes. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:13, 27 October 2006 (UTC) :I haven't checked if you deleted the cat/template for WotD, but I think it will probably be revived eventually (hopefully), so maybe deleting it was unnecessary. Then again, we can always recreate those I guess. No biggie. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 19:43, 28 November 2006 (UTC) == Vote to delete == I ended to vote to close this project on Meta. It has gone on long enough and is going nowhere fast. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 17:35, 2 November 2006 (UTC) :thank you!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:14, 2 November 2006 (UTC) ::Ah, finally. Its about time they closed that one up. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 00:59, 3 November 2006 (UTC) :::Great news :) - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:24, 6 November 2006 (UTC) == Administrators == Are there any active administrators/bureaucrats here anymore? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 16:33, 5 November 2006 (UTC) :Not really ;) [[User:h2g2bob]], our friendly bureaucrat, expressed a desire to resume contributing, but beyond that, the admins have been largely inactive. - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 16:46, 10 November 2006 (UTC) ::I apologize for not being active for a few months. I'm still around, I've just been busy with classes, etc. A teacher's life is a busy one. To make things worse, I haven't had internet access for about a month or more. I'll see if I can make time to contribute more regularly again. :) Oh, and my "email this user" works, so if there's something that needs admin intervention (like MediaWiki stuff), you can still get ahold of me, even if it may be a little while before I get it taken care of. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 19:46, 28 November 2006 (UTC) == Interwiki link == How do you link to Simple Witionary from another wiki project?--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:38, 8 November 2006 (UTC) :Either <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>; if you're on a Simple English project, use <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or, if you're on a Wiktionary, use <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 12:19, 9 November 2006 (UTC) == MediaWiki:Common.css == Hi, can we import some styles (specifically the <tt>messagebox</tt> class, and maybe some of its subclasses as well) from [[:w:MediaWiki:Common.css]] into [[MediaWiki:Common.css]]? This is purely for cosmetic reasons, but some of the templates that we have (including [[Template:Delete]]) use the <tt>messagebox</tt> class, which is not defined here. (P.S. This requires an admin) Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 16:40, 10 November 2006 (UTC) :I have gone ahead and asked for a temporary +sysop on meta, and have imported all CSS classes from the Simple English Wikipedia (with the exception of CommonsTicker-related styles). Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:19, 18 November 2006 (UTC) == Example sentences == In a dictionary such as this, I think it's important that the example sentences actually ''exemplify'' the use of a defined word rather than simply include it. Consider the following examples: #''There was a '''book''' on the table.'' #''He finished reading, closed the '''book''', and put it down.'' In the first sentence, '''book''' could be almost anything, animate or inanimate, of a size suitable for being on tables. The second sentence, in contrast, shows that '''book''' is related to reading and that it can be held and closed. This second sentence exemplifies '''book''', while the first simply uses it. We should also try to exemplify the syntactic properties of defined words. '''Notwithstanding''', for instance, is an unusual preposition in that it can appear after the noun. Thus, examples showing both pre- and post-noun usage would be useful. Similarly, nouns that have both countable and uncountable senses should have example sentences showing these. And so on. Finally, it would also be good to try to identify and show strong [[:en:collocation | collocations]]. Some good tools for this are [http://193.133.140.102/JustTheWord/ Just the Word] and Mark Davies's [http://view.byu.edu/ VIEW] interface to the [[w:British_National_Corpus|BNC]]. These can also provide authentic example sentences. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 00:32, 11 November 2006 (UTC) == Question == Who is father of Education ''<small>—This unsigned comment was added by</small>''<small> [[User:164.100.216.2|164.100.216.2]] ([[User talk:164.100.216.2|talk]] • [[Special:Contributions/164.100.216.2|contribs]]) 07:48, 16 November 2006 (UTC{{{3|}}})</small> :Hi, this is a forum for discussing topics related to the Simple English Wiktionary. Perhaps you could try looking for information on the [[:w:Main Page|Simple English Wikipedia]], or the [[:w:en:Main Page|English Wikipedia]]. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 15:50, 17 November 2006 (UTC) ::I'm a native English speaker and I don't know the answer to your question. Put your question on [[Wiktionary:Requested definitions]]. Also say on that page where you saw those words being used. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:39, 25 November 2006 (UTC) == Edit buttons gone == What happened to our edit buttons? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 14:30, 25 November 2006 (UTC) :Edit buttons? - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 14:32, 25 November 2006 (UTC) ::I don't know what to call them. When you were editing something, there was a row of buttons at the top of the edit window: bold, italics, math, signatures, etc. They're not there anymore. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:33, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :::Check your preferences. Check on the 'Editing' tab that the box is ticked to show the toolbar. [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 11:54, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::::Yes, it's checked. The tool bar was there on Friday and gone on Saturday. I haven't changed anything. I take it, then, that others still have their tool bar? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:36, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :::::I turned them off in my preferences and turned them back on and now they're back again. Something a programmer might have a look at. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 19:34, 28 November 2006 (UTC) == Pictures == My idea: all nouns need pictures in the definitions. Writers need ideas about copyright and about finding pictures. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 19:55, 25 November 2006 (UTC) I did it! I put a picture in! See [[wire]]. I think all definitions need pictures. Is that good? Did I do it right? I found the picture in Wikimedia Commons. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 20:37, 26 November 2006 (UTC) :Well done! Many nouns already have pictures with them. Many other nouns, however, are too abstract for a picture. Put one in where it makes sense. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:18, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks. I'm having some problems formatting the pages with the pictures. I want the pictures near the top so people will see them immediately. On the page [[wave]] the picture covered some of the words. I put many "nbsp" so that it doesn't cover the words. But I think that will not work well for all browser windows. There must be a good way to do it. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 04:06, 27 November 2006 (UTC) The [[walk]] page now has a moving picture! --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 05:03, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :Cool! --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:29, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::Mostly I don't like moving pictures. It's hard to read when there is a moving picture on the page. But if I put it there, I like it. :-) Some people may not be able to see the moving picture. Some people may not be able to see any pictures. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:32, 27 November 2006 (UTC) OK, now I know how to put the pictures on the page in a good way. Put the picture. (Do not put "300px" if not needed.) Then put words that will be beside the picture. Then put <nowiki> <br style="clear:both"/> </nowiki>. Then put words that need to be under the picture. See [[angry]]. See also [[:en:wikipedia:Wikipedia:Extended image syntax]]. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:42, 27 November 2006 (UTC) == "Change this part" == I like where it says "change this page". That's Simple English. It seems friendly to me. But when a page has parts, it says "edit". It needs to say "Change this part." --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 05:56, 28 November 2006 (UTC) :Good point, Coppertwig. I'm glad to see some new users active here. I'll try to get this fixed this week or so, though I don't have time at this precise moment. :) I'm sure it is on MediaWiki somewhere under MediaWiki:Allmessages. If you can find it, that will speed up my job. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 19:50, 28 November 2006 (UTC) ::I'm way behind you. I've found [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/MediaWiki MediaWiki]. I've found [http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/MediaWiki_localization MediaWiki localisation]. I haven't found "MediaWiki:Allmessages" or "Allmessages" anywhere. Maybe if you tell me where to find that, then I can look through it for the edit message. :-) --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:09, 29 November 2006 (UTC) 12987 2006-11-29T13:41:38Z Coppertwig 139 Babel boxes '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |}__NEWSECTIONLINK__ ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some countries, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) ==Category capitalization== Shall categories begin with upper cases or not? I am asking this because I have found different uses of upper and lower cases at [[Special:Categories]].--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 13:36, 14 April 2006 (UTC) :I had the same question a while back, though I asked it somewhere else. I think that categories should all be lowercase unless they are proper nouns, so that they work just like the entry titles. I'd say that you can go ahead an [[Wiktionary:Be bold|boldly]] change it, and if someone doesn't like it or has a better idea, they can change it back. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:33, 18 April 2006 (UTC) :If you do change it, don't forget to change the templates that refer to those categories, so that they put the words in the new place. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:22, 20 April 2006 (UTC) ::I see that [[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] has not worked on (or at least has not completed) changing the categories. I have completely changed my mind regarding them. The reason that articles in the (main) namespace are lowercase is to show the word as it is really meant to be and to distinguish between proper names and other words. This does not apply to categories or appendices (I just created the first appendix, [[:Appendix:Prepositions]]), though it should still apply to templates so that we don't have to type a capital letter every time we insert a template. Categories and appendices are ''groups'' of these words, and so should be capitalized regularly, just as they are in other projects. I am changing categories accordingly. Other thoughts? As I mentioned above, if we decide I'm wrong, we can boldly change it back. :) Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:54, 15 May 2006 (UTC) :::Hello. I have not been here until now as I was too busy administering other Wiki sites. As I am now an admin at eight Wiki sites, I am unsure how often I will come here. Article names at Wiktionary should not be automatically upper cases, but for categories, I do not really mind whether upper or lower cases. In case you want to talk to me but I am inactive here, I suggest leaving a message at my talk page at Wiktionary, Wikipedia, or Wikisource in English version that I administer.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:55, 4 November 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == WikiReader == What do we think about publishing a WikiReader with the BE850 and BE1500? I'd be happy to do most of the work behind it (exporting to PDF, managing download site etc). [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 12:00, 19 May 2006 (UTC) :I'm thinking we should probably have them mostly done before we worry about that, but other than that, sound good. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 19:03, 23 May 2006 (UTC) == Translations == Other Wiktionaries add translations for words into other languages. SEWiktionary is meant to give definitions of English words using simple English, so if we did add translations, we would not include those other words here, but only link to other wiktionaries. For example, if we translated "heavy" (meaning having a lot of weight), the Spanish is "pesado." We might link to the English Wiktionary page on [[:en:pesado]] or to the Spanish Wiktionary [[:es:pesado]]. These would be interwiki links, but under a translation section, not an "in other languages" sidebar interwiki, since each meaning should be translated separately. I think there are pros and cons to this idea. The pros are that our focus audience are people who are do not know much English, and many of them only know it as a second language, so a translation into their own language could be quite useful. The cons are that we are focused on English words. A translation would be a distraction from our focus. Also, that niche is already filled by the English Wiktionary. I think our focus should stay firmly fixed on simple English definitions of English words. Feel free to comment. We'll do what the community decides, of course. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:08, 21 May 2006 (UTC) :I suppose that this simple English Wiktionary is for definitions from simple English to simple English only, right? This should be good enough since more complex contents should go to regular English Wiktionary.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:58, 4 November 2006 (UTC) ::Simple English Wikipedia pages need to use some hard English words. I think Simple English Wiktionary needs definitions in simple English for those hard English words. It also needs definitions in simple English for simple English words. I think it's a good idea to link to English Wiktionary for translations. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:46, 25 November 2006 (UTC) ::Question: the word "kind": is it a noun in simple English? or an adjective? or both? How do we know or decide these questions? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:46, 25 November 2006 (UTC) :::Both. Word classes do not change in simple English. Does this answer your question? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:16, 27 November 2006 (UTC) == Etymologies/word histories == Another thing that has come up is the question of etymologies. English Wiktionary and others show the etymology of each word, and tend to have the earlier forms as separate entries. Because we are focused on English words (that is, Modern English), we would not include those early forms separately, but we could include unlinked word origins/etymologies. Again, there are pros and cons. Etymologies could be difficult to understand for someone who doesn't know much English. Additionally, they are not our focus, and could be a distraction. Plus, English Wiktionary already does that more effectively. On the other hand, I think it is cool to show where words come from, and this can help people understand why a word is spelled a particular way, I think. English orthography is one of the hardest parts of learning English, but knowing where a word comes from helps significantly in understanding its orthography (spelling). That said, teaching English is not our goal here, any more than it is the goal of Simple English Wikipedia. We are writing a dictionary here, not an English 101 textbook. If people use us to learn English, that is their own choice, but it is not our focus. I guess I could go either way on this one. I tentatively '''support''' adding etymologies to words. What do all of you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:16, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == How detailed do we go? == In articles such as that for [[sad]], some users have obvioulsy gone to a great deal of trouble to flesh out all sorts of synonyms, related words, etc. Unfortunately, few of the words are very simple (or even useful. For example, on the [[sad]] page we have ''glum'' as a synonym.) I think this kind of detail needs to be pared back to avoid being overwhelming to English language learners. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:26, 16 July 2006 (UTC) :Yeah, I was the one who put all those synonyms and antonyms on there. I still think it is useful, and it is obvious that they are synonyms, etc. by their placement, but I guess I did go a little overboard. But this wiktionary should not be limited to Simple English words. It should include all English words, but the definitions should be limited to simple English. People may find the word [[glum]] and wonder what it means, but not be able to understand the English Wiktionary definition. We need that entry here, and its connection to [[sad]] seems very logical. I think [[lugubrious]] should be cut out sooner than [[glum]]. Limiting the synonyms and antonyms may be useful in some ways, but we are about including information, not leaving it out. We might even want to include (for example) a main synonym section, and later on a section on ''other synonyms''. I don't know. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:44, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::Indeed, we should have articles for simple words and other words, so there should eventually be an entry for ''glum'', ''lugubrious'' and whatever else you can come up with. However, a typical user who is looking up the word ''sad'', will not benefit from ''glum''. The user who looks up ''glum'', on the other hand, may well benefit from being told that ''sad'' is a synonym as they will likely have no idea what ''glum'' means, but may very well understand ''sad''. ::Furthermore, you write, "we are about including information, not leaving it out." To the contrary! Knowing what to leave out is at least as important as knowing what to put in. A 20-page dictionary entry on ''run'' is neither simple nor useful. This is, after all, a dictionary, not a thesaurus or an encyclopedia. If the user who looks up ''sad'' is looking specifically for uncommon synonyms, they're using a wrench to drive in a nail.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:58, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::*Well how else do you expect people to look for uncommon synonyms, except by starting with a common word? Perhaps we can put common synonyms right there on the page, while listing rare ones separately on a thesaurus-like page. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 07:07, 31 July 2006 (UTC) ::::If they're looking for uncommon synonyms, they should use a thesaurus, not a dictionary.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 11:27, 31 July 2006 (UTC) :::::Hey Brett, I really enjoyed your wrench-nail analogy. Kappa is referring to what EWikt has done in its Wikisaurus sub-project. We could do something similar here if people are interested in the idea. But either way, most dictionaries include at least some synonyms, and I think we should do so, too. You have a point when you say that glum should link to sad, but not necessarily sad to glum. Maybe if we tend to limit it to the first five or so most common synonyms and antonyms, it will be useful but not overboard. We can always change it later if we change our minds, etc. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:08, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ==Workshop== The following was posted by Adam Kilgarriff on the Corpora mailing list ---- LEXICOM-ASIA 2006 A Workshop in Lexicography and Lexical Computing Venue: Kowloon, Hong Kong Hosts: Language Centre, Hong Kong Univ of Science and Technology Dates: December 11th-15th, 2006 Led by Adam Kilgarriff and Michael Rundell of the Lexicography MasterClass, Lexicom is an intensive one-week workshop, with seminars on theoretical issues alternating with practical sessions at the computer. There will be some parallel 'lexicographic' and 'computational' sessions. Topics to be covered include: * corpus creation * corpus analysis: o software and corpus querying o discovering word senses, recording contextual information * writing dictionary entries * dictionary databases and writing systems * using web data Applications are invited from people with interests and experience in any of these areas. Over the last six years Lexicom has attracted 200 participants from 28 countries including lexicographers, computational linguists, professors, research students, translators, terminologists, and editors, managers and technical support staff from dictionary publishers and information management companies. The venue, HKUST, is beautifully situated on Clearwater Bay in Kowloon, only 30 minutes from central Hong Kong. To register for Lexicom, go to: http://lc.ust.hk/~centre/lexi2006/ Early registration is advised (the Workshop has been oversubscribed in previous years), and registrations received before 7th October 2006 carry a discounted fee. Further details, including reports of past events can be found at: http://www.lexmasterclass.com. Michael Rundell & Adam Kilgarriff The Lexicography MasterClass --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 13:31, 28 September 2006 (UTC) == Logo discussion == Greetings, I apologise for writing in English. There is a discussion about the logo for Wiktionary at [[meta:Wiktionary/logo]]. Please go there and help us decide. Please also put this message on your community page. Thank you. -[[meta:User:Dbmag9|Dbmag9]] (copied here from [[talk:Main Page]] by [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:39, 23 July 2006 (UTC)) == Most linked article == Is there a way to find the article with the most links? In particular, I'm interested in finding the most-linked-to article that doesn't yet exist.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 21:19, 27 July 2006 (UTC) *You need [[Special:Mostlinked]], and in particular [[Special:Wantedpages]]. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 23:03, 27 July 2006 (UTC) == Benchmarks! == I think [[now]] was the 700th. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:51, 2 August 2006 (UTC) :Congratulations, everyone! Great work. Let's keep it up. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:02, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ===750=== [[lucky]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ===800=== [[benefit]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:27, 14 August 2006 (UTC) ===900=== [[legislation]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:21, 12 September 2006 (UTC) ===Almost 1000=== A virtual beer to the user who adds the 1000th word!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 20:03, 3 November 2006 (UTC) : [[brush]]! Hooray! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 03:35, 7 November 2006 (UTC) ::Make it two beers! Well done, PTO!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:23, 8 November 2006 (UTC) == A different idea == I recently had an idea for a sort of word rating system. This would show the SE user how difficult/complicated the word is considered by native speakers, and perhaps even include an easier and/or more challenging (for the basic words) alternative. I'm thinking of a kind of thermometer look, maybe up in the right-hand corner. It would have something like four or five degrees, including: basic or easy (from the BE850, words like [[do]], [[cold]], and [[woman]]), fairly basic or fairly easy (BE1500 or so, words like [[sink]], [[math]], and [[trust]]), medium or intermediate (about regular conversation level, somewhat less common than BE1500, words like [[complete]], [[freezing]], and [[feminine]]), fairly advanced or fairly hard (more complex or difficult a concept or term, words like [[nondescript]], [[anthropology]], and [[uncharacteristic]]), and advanced or hard (for jargon and other much less common words such as [[sodium benzoate]], [[sesquipedalian]], and [[indefatigable]]). We can tweak these levels or add new ones if/when we feel they are warranted. What do you all think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 10:07, 3 August 2006 (UTC) :I think it's a good idea, but I think basing it on BE is a bad idea, no matter how much you like BE. BE was not intended to choose the most simple or frequent words, but to bring together a list of words that would be sufficient to communicate any idea. Instead, I think we should base it on frequency counts, in the same way that the [http://www.longman.com/ldoce/ Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English] does. I think that using [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/nation.aspx Paul Nation]'s word counts would be a great place to start. He counts 'word families', so that ''run'', ''running'', ''runner'', etc. are all counted together. His counts are broken into 1000-word bands and are [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/range%20BNC.zip available] for free.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ::Though different organizations have different frequency counts, I think the idea is a sound one, and I think that there are many other word lists which would do a better job than BE. The only reason I've stuck with BE this long is because it was already there, and fairly convenient, not to mention a good place to start creating words. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 02:28, 14 August 2006 (UTC) :::I asked Paul Nation, and he wrote, "The lists are freely available for whoever wants to use them." Have a look.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:09, 15 August 2006 (UTC) ::::After looking at the BNC spoken frequency lists, I think you're right. I much prefer the way that these lists are set up, and it is nice to see not only the word but all its variations. I think it is much better. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 01:40, 24 August 2006 (UTC) == Move to [[Wiktionary talk:Simple talk]]? == I just want to throw up the idea of moving this page to the Wiktionary talk namespace. The advantage is that when editing a talk page [[MediaWiki:Talkpagetext]] is shown to the user. It would also leave this page open for FaQ's or something. Just an idea. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 14:55, 5 August 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for your input, Gerard. Nice to know you're still around every once in a while. You have a valid point about the talk page text being shown at the top of the page. It might be worth it to move it. However, I don't really care for the FAQ idea personally. It is supposed to be a simple *talk* page, so it should be something related to talk, even if it just redirects to its own talk page or explains how simple talk works. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 00:46, 24 August 2006 (UTC) ==Survivors?== I decided to come here and help out the project, after I saw the request for deletion at Meta. Personally, I would hate to see a project with this much potential die. <br><br> So, my question. How many regularly editing people are left? I noticed that a bureaucrat and two administrators haven't edited in a fairly long time, with the only admin exception seeming to be Cromwellt. Just give a shout here, I suppose. Thanks! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 21:49, 17 October 2006 (UTC) :Very few it seems, although I don't think ''left'' is the right word. There don't ever appear to have been many contributing memebers. Welcome though. Could I suggest you try to avoid difficult words in your definitions? For example, for ''approval'', you wrote "Formal permission or sanction." both words are less common than the word you're defining, and ''sanction'' is significantly less common. Just a suggestion. The participation is appreciated, though.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:30, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the suggestion. I used the word "left" because I had spent a while reading talk archives. This place seemed to be a lot more active back in Febuary. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 01:54, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ==Word of the Day== It seems the WotD has effectively died. Should we destroy the category/template for the word of the day as well? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 23:46, 25 October 2006 (UTC) Yes. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:13, 27 October 2006 (UTC) :I haven't checked if you deleted the cat/template for WotD, but I think it will probably be revived eventually (hopefully), so maybe deleting it was unnecessary. Then again, we can always recreate those I guess. No biggie. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 19:43, 28 November 2006 (UTC) == Vote to delete == I ended to vote to close this project on Meta. It has gone on long enough and is going nowhere fast. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 17:35, 2 November 2006 (UTC) :thank you!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:14, 2 November 2006 (UTC) ::Ah, finally. Its about time they closed that one up. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 00:59, 3 November 2006 (UTC) :::Great news :) - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:24, 6 November 2006 (UTC) == Administrators == Are there any active administrators/bureaucrats here anymore? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 16:33, 5 November 2006 (UTC) :Not really ;) [[User:h2g2bob]], our friendly bureaucrat, expressed a desire to resume contributing, but beyond that, the admins have been largely inactive. - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 16:46, 10 November 2006 (UTC) ::I apologize for not being active for a few months. I'm still around, I've just been busy with classes, etc. A teacher's life is a busy one. To make things worse, I haven't had internet access for about a month or more. I'll see if I can make time to contribute more regularly again. :) Oh, and my "email this user" works, so if there's something that needs admin intervention (like MediaWiki stuff), you can still get ahold of me, even if it may be a little while before I get it taken care of. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 19:46, 28 November 2006 (UTC) == Interwiki link == How do you link to Simple Witionary from another wiki project?--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:38, 8 November 2006 (UTC) :Either <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>; if you're on a Simple English project, use <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or, if you're on a Wiktionary, use <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 12:19, 9 November 2006 (UTC) == MediaWiki:Common.css == Hi, can we import some styles (specifically the <tt>messagebox</tt> class, and maybe some of its subclasses as well) from [[:w:MediaWiki:Common.css]] into [[MediaWiki:Common.css]]? This is purely for cosmetic reasons, but some of the templates that we have (including [[Template:Delete]]) use the <tt>messagebox</tt> class, which is not defined here. (P.S. This requires an admin) Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 16:40, 10 November 2006 (UTC) :I have gone ahead and asked for a temporary +sysop on meta, and have imported all CSS classes from the Simple English Wikipedia (with the exception of CommonsTicker-related styles). Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:19, 18 November 2006 (UTC) == Example sentences == In a dictionary such as this, I think it's important that the example sentences actually ''exemplify'' the use of a defined word rather than simply include it. Consider the following examples: #''There was a '''book''' on the table.'' #''He finished reading, closed the '''book''', and put it down.'' In the first sentence, '''book''' could be almost anything, animate or inanimate, of a size suitable for being on tables. The second sentence, in contrast, shows that '''book''' is related to reading and that it can be held and closed. This second sentence exemplifies '''book''', while the first simply uses it. We should also try to exemplify the syntactic properties of defined words. '''Notwithstanding''', for instance, is an unusual preposition in that it can appear after the noun. Thus, examples showing both pre- and post-noun usage would be useful. Similarly, nouns that have both countable and uncountable senses should have example sentences showing these. And so on. Finally, it would also be good to try to identify and show strong [[:en:collocation | collocations]]. Some good tools for this are [http://193.133.140.102/JustTheWord/ Just the Word] and Mark Davies's [http://view.byu.edu/ VIEW] interface to the [[w:British_National_Corpus|BNC]]. These can also provide authentic example sentences. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 00:32, 11 November 2006 (UTC) == Question == Who is father of Education ''<small>—This unsigned comment was added by</small>''<small> [[User:164.100.216.2|164.100.216.2]] ([[User talk:164.100.216.2|talk]] • [[Special:Contributions/164.100.216.2|contribs]]) 07:48, 16 November 2006 (UTC{{{3|}}})</small> :Hi, this is a forum for discussing topics related to the Simple English Wiktionary. Perhaps you could try looking for information on the [[:w:Main Page|Simple English Wikipedia]], or the [[:w:en:Main Page|English Wikipedia]]. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 15:50, 17 November 2006 (UTC) ::I'm a native English speaker and I don't know the answer to your question. Put your question on [[Wiktionary:Requested definitions]]. Also say on that page where you saw those words being used. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:39, 25 November 2006 (UTC) == Edit buttons gone == What happened to our edit buttons? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 14:30, 25 November 2006 (UTC) :Edit buttons? - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 14:32, 25 November 2006 (UTC) ::I don't know what to call them. When you were editing something, there was a row of buttons at the top of the edit window: bold, italics, math, signatures, etc. They're not there anymore. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:33, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :::Check your preferences. Check on the 'Editing' tab that the box is ticked to show the toolbar. [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 11:54, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::::Yes, it's checked. The tool bar was there on Friday and gone on Saturday. I haven't changed anything. I take it, then, that others still have their tool bar? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:36, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :::::I turned them off in my preferences and turned them back on and now they're back again. Something a programmer might have a look at. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 19:34, 28 November 2006 (UTC) == Pictures == My idea: all nouns need pictures in the definitions. Writers need ideas about copyright and about finding pictures. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 19:55, 25 November 2006 (UTC) I did it! I put a picture in! See [[wire]]. I think all definitions need pictures. Is that good? Did I do it right? I found the picture in Wikimedia Commons. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 20:37, 26 November 2006 (UTC) :Well done! Many nouns already have pictures with them. Many other nouns, however, are too abstract for a picture. Put one in where it makes sense. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:18, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks. I'm having some problems formatting the pages with the pictures. I want the pictures near the top so people will see them immediately. On the page [[wave]] the picture covered some of the words. I put many "nbsp" so that it doesn't cover the words. But I think that will not work well for all browser windows. There must be a good way to do it. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 04:06, 27 November 2006 (UTC) The [[walk]] page now has a moving picture! --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 05:03, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :Cool! --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:29, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::Mostly I don't like moving pictures. It's hard to read when there is a moving picture on the page. But if I put it there, I like it. :-) Some people may not be able to see the moving picture. Some people may not be able to see any pictures. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:32, 27 November 2006 (UTC) OK, now I know how to put the pictures on the page in a good way. Put the picture. (Do not put "300px" if not needed.) Then put words that will be beside the picture. Then put <nowiki> <br style="clear:both"/> </nowiki>. Then put words that need to be under the picture. See [[angry]]. See also [[:en:wikipedia:Wikipedia:Extended image syntax]]. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:42, 27 November 2006 (UTC) == "Change this part" == I like where it says "change this page". That's Simple English. It seems friendly to me. But when a page has parts, it says "edit". It needs to say "Change this part." --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 05:56, 28 November 2006 (UTC) :Good point, Coppertwig. I'm glad to see some new users active here. I'll try to get this fixed this week or so, though I don't have time at this precise moment. :) I'm sure it is on MediaWiki somewhere under MediaWiki:Allmessages. If you can find it, that will speed up my job. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 19:50, 28 November 2006 (UTC) ::I'm way behind you. I've found [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/MediaWiki MediaWiki]. I've found [http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/MediaWiki_localization MediaWiki localisation]. I haven't found "MediaWiki:Allmessages" or "Allmessages" anywhere. Maybe if you tell me where to find that, then I can look through it for the edit message. :-) --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:09, 29 November 2006 (UTC) == Babel boxes == Babel boxes on user pages don't work in Simple English Wiktionary? Does anyone know how to fix that? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:41, 29 November 2006 (UTC) 12991 2006-11-29T14:04:34Z Coppertwig 139 Definitions '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |}__NEWSECTIONLINK__ ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some countries, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) ==Category capitalization== Shall categories begin with upper cases or not? I am asking this because I have found different uses of upper and lower cases at [[Special:Categories]].--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 13:36, 14 April 2006 (UTC) :I had the same question a while back, though I asked it somewhere else. I think that categories should all be lowercase unless they are proper nouns, so that they work just like the entry titles. I'd say that you can go ahead an [[Wiktionary:Be bold|boldly]] change it, and if someone doesn't like it or has a better idea, they can change it back. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:33, 18 April 2006 (UTC) :If you do change it, don't forget to change the templates that refer to those categories, so that they put the words in the new place. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:22, 20 April 2006 (UTC) ::I see that [[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] has not worked on (or at least has not completed) changing the categories. I have completely changed my mind regarding them. The reason that articles in the (main) namespace are lowercase is to show the word as it is really meant to be and to distinguish between proper names and other words. This does not apply to categories or appendices (I just created the first appendix, [[:Appendix:Prepositions]]), though it should still apply to templates so that we don't have to type a capital letter every time we insert a template. Categories and appendices are ''groups'' of these words, and so should be capitalized regularly, just as they are in other projects. I am changing categories accordingly. Other thoughts? As I mentioned above, if we decide I'm wrong, we can boldly change it back. :) Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:54, 15 May 2006 (UTC) :::Hello. I have not been here until now as I was too busy administering other Wiki sites. As I am now an admin at eight Wiki sites, I am unsure how often I will come here. Article names at Wiktionary should not be automatically upper cases, but for categories, I do not really mind whether upper or lower cases. In case you want to talk to me but I am inactive here, I suggest leaving a message at my talk page at Wiktionary, Wikipedia, or Wikisource in English version that I administer.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:55, 4 November 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == WikiReader == What do we think about publishing a WikiReader with the BE850 and BE1500? I'd be happy to do most of the work behind it (exporting to PDF, managing download site etc). [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 12:00, 19 May 2006 (UTC) :I'm thinking we should probably have them mostly done before we worry about that, but other than that, sound good. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 19:03, 23 May 2006 (UTC) == Translations == Other Wiktionaries add translations for words into other languages. SEWiktionary is meant to give definitions of English words using simple English, so if we did add translations, we would not include those other words here, but only link to other wiktionaries. For example, if we translated "heavy" (meaning having a lot of weight), the Spanish is "pesado." We might link to the English Wiktionary page on [[:en:pesado]] or to the Spanish Wiktionary [[:es:pesado]]. These would be interwiki links, but under a translation section, not an "in other languages" sidebar interwiki, since each meaning should be translated separately. I think there are pros and cons to this idea. The pros are that our focus audience are people who are do not know much English, and many of them only know it as a second language, so a translation into their own language could be quite useful. The cons are that we are focused on English words. A translation would be a distraction from our focus. Also, that niche is already filled by the English Wiktionary. I think our focus should stay firmly fixed on simple English definitions of English words. Feel free to comment. We'll do what the community decides, of course. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:08, 21 May 2006 (UTC) :I suppose that this simple English Wiktionary is for definitions from simple English to simple English only, right? This should be good enough since more complex contents should go to regular English Wiktionary.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:58, 4 November 2006 (UTC) ::Simple English Wikipedia pages need to use some hard English words. I think Simple English Wiktionary needs definitions in simple English for those hard English words. It also needs definitions in simple English for simple English words. I think it's a good idea to link to English Wiktionary for translations. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:46, 25 November 2006 (UTC) ::Question: the word "kind": is it a noun in simple English? or an adjective? or both? How do we know or decide these questions? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:46, 25 November 2006 (UTC) :::Both. Word classes do not change in simple English. Does this answer your question? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:16, 27 November 2006 (UTC) == Etymologies/word histories == Another thing that has come up is the question of etymologies. English Wiktionary and others show the etymology of each word, and tend to have the earlier forms as separate entries. Because we are focused on English words (that is, Modern English), we would not include those early forms separately, but we could include unlinked word origins/etymologies. Again, there are pros and cons. Etymologies could be difficult to understand for someone who doesn't know much English. Additionally, they are not our focus, and could be a distraction. Plus, English Wiktionary already does that more effectively. On the other hand, I think it is cool to show where words come from, and this can help people understand why a word is spelled a particular way, I think. English orthography is one of the hardest parts of learning English, but knowing where a word comes from helps significantly in understanding its orthography (spelling). That said, teaching English is not our goal here, any more than it is the goal of Simple English Wikipedia. We are writing a dictionary here, not an English 101 textbook. If people use us to learn English, that is their own choice, but it is not our focus. I guess I could go either way on this one. I tentatively '''support''' adding etymologies to words. What do all of you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:16, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == How detailed do we go? == In articles such as that for [[sad]], some users have obvioulsy gone to a great deal of trouble to flesh out all sorts of synonyms, related words, etc. Unfortunately, few of the words are very simple (or even useful. For example, on the [[sad]] page we have ''glum'' as a synonym.) I think this kind of detail needs to be pared back to avoid being overwhelming to English language learners. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:26, 16 July 2006 (UTC) :Yeah, I was the one who put all those synonyms and antonyms on there. I still think it is useful, and it is obvious that they are synonyms, etc. by their placement, but I guess I did go a little overboard. But this wiktionary should not be limited to Simple English words. It should include all English words, but the definitions should be limited to simple English. People may find the word [[glum]] and wonder what it means, but not be able to understand the English Wiktionary definition. We need that entry here, and its connection to [[sad]] seems very logical. I think [[lugubrious]] should be cut out sooner than [[glum]]. Limiting the synonyms and antonyms may be useful in some ways, but we are about including information, not leaving it out. We might even want to include (for example) a main synonym section, and later on a section on ''other synonyms''. I don't know. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:44, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::Indeed, we should have articles for simple words and other words, so there should eventually be an entry for ''glum'', ''lugubrious'' and whatever else you can come up with. However, a typical user who is looking up the word ''sad'', will not benefit from ''glum''. The user who looks up ''glum'', on the other hand, may well benefit from being told that ''sad'' is a synonym as they will likely have no idea what ''glum'' means, but may very well understand ''sad''. ::Furthermore, you write, "we are about including information, not leaving it out." To the contrary! Knowing what to leave out is at least as important as knowing what to put in. A 20-page dictionary entry on ''run'' is neither simple nor useful. This is, after all, a dictionary, not a thesaurus or an encyclopedia. If the user who looks up ''sad'' is looking specifically for uncommon synonyms, they're using a wrench to drive in a nail.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:58, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::*Well how else do you expect people to look for uncommon synonyms, except by starting with a common word? Perhaps we can put common synonyms right there on the page, while listing rare ones separately on a thesaurus-like page. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 07:07, 31 July 2006 (UTC) ::::If they're looking for uncommon synonyms, they should use a thesaurus, not a dictionary.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 11:27, 31 July 2006 (UTC) :::::Hey Brett, I really enjoyed your wrench-nail analogy. Kappa is referring to what EWikt has done in its Wikisaurus sub-project. We could do something similar here if people are interested in the idea. But either way, most dictionaries include at least some synonyms, and I think we should do so, too. You have a point when you say that glum should link to sad, but not necessarily sad to glum. Maybe if we tend to limit it to the first five or so most common synonyms and antonyms, it will be useful but not overboard. We can always change it later if we change our minds, etc. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:08, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ==Workshop== The following was posted by Adam Kilgarriff on the Corpora mailing list ---- LEXICOM-ASIA 2006 A Workshop in Lexicography and Lexical Computing Venue: Kowloon, Hong Kong Hosts: Language Centre, Hong Kong Univ of Science and Technology Dates: December 11th-15th, 2006 Led by Adam Kilgarriff and Michael Rundell of the Lexicography MasterClass, Lexicom is an intensive one-week workshop, with seminars on theoretical issues alternating with practical sessions at the computer. There will be some parallel 'lexicographic' and 'computational' sessions. Topics to be covered include: * corpus creation * corpus analysis: o software and corpus querying o discovering word senses, recording contextual information * writing dictionary entries * dictionary databases and writing systems * using web data Applications are invited from people with interests and experience in any of these areas. Over the last six years Lexicom has attracted 200 participants from 28 countries including lexicographers, computational linguists, professors, research students, translators, terminologists, and editors, managers and technical support staff from dictionary publishers and information management companies. The venue, HKUST, is beautifully situated on Clearwater Bay in Kowloon, only 30 minutes from central Hong Kong. To register for Lexicom, go to: http://lc.ust.hk/~centre/lexi2006/ Early registration is advised (the Workshop has been oversubscribed in previous years), and registrations received before 7th October 2006 carry a discounted fee. Further details, including reports of past events can be found at: http://www.lexmasterclass.com. Michael Rundell & Adam Kilgarriff The Lexicography MasterClass --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 13:31, 28 September 2006 (UTC) == Logo discussion == Greetings, I apologise for writing in English. There is a discussion about the logo for Wiktionary at [[meta:Wiktionary/logo]]. Please go there and help us decide. Please also put this message on your community page. Thank you. -[[meta:User:Dbmag9|Dbmag9]] (copied here from [[talk:Main Page]] by [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:39, 23 July 2006 (UTC)) == Most linked article == Is there a way to find the article with the most links? In particular, I'm interested in finding the most-linked-to article that doesn't yet exist.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 21:19, 27 July 2006 (UTC) *You need [[Special:Mostlinked]], and in particular [[Special:Wantedpages]]. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 23:03, 27 July 2006 (UTC) == Benchmarks! == I think [[now]] was the 700th. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:51, 2 August 2006 (UTC) :Congratulations, everyone! Great work. Let's keep it up. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:02, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ===750=== [[lucky]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ===800=== [[benefit]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:27, 14 August 2006 (UTC) ===900=== [[legislation]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:21, 12 September 2006 (UTC) ===Almost 1000=== A virtual beer to the user who adds the 1000th word!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 20:03, 3 November 2006 (UTC) : [[brush]]! Hooray! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 03:35, 7 November 2006 (UTC) ::Make it two beers! Well done, PTO!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:23, 8 November 2006 (UTC) == A different idea == I recently had an idea for a sort of word rating system. This would show the SE user how difficult/complicated the word is considered by native speakers, and perhaps even include an easier and/or more challenging (for the basic words) alternative. I'm thinking of a kind of thermometer look, maybe up in the right-hand corner. It would have something like four or five degrees, including: basic or easy (from the BE850, words like [[do]], [[cold]], and [[woman]]), fairly basic or fairly easy (BE1500 or so, words like [[sink]], [[math]], and [[trust]]), medium or intermediate (about regular conversation level, somewhat less common than BE1500, words like [[complete]], [[freezing]], and [[feminine]]), fairly advanced or fairly hard (more complex or difficult a concept or term, words like [[nondescript]], [[anthropology]], and [[uncharacteristic]]), and advanced or hard (for jargon and other much less common words such as [[sodium benzoate]], [[sesquipedalian]], and [[indefatigable]]). We can tweak these levels or add new ones if/when we feel they are warranted. What do you all think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 10:07, 3 August 2006 (UTC) :I think it's a good idea, but I think basing it on BE is a bad idea, no matter how much you like BE. BE was not intended to choose the most simple or frequent words, but to bring together a list of words that would be sufficient to communicate any idea. Instead, I think we should base it on frequency counts, in the same way that the [http://www.longman.com/ldoce/ Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English] does. I think that using [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/nation.aspx Paul Nation]'s word counts would be a great place to start. He counts 'word families', so that ''run'', ''running'', ''runner'', etc. are all counted together. His counts are broken into 1000-word bands and are [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/range%20BNC.zip available] for free.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ::Though different organizations have different frequency counts, I think the idea is a sound one, and I think that there are many other word lists which would do a better job than BE. The only reason I've stuck with BE this long is because it was already there, and fairly convenient, not to mention a good place to start creating words. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 02:28, 14 August 2006 (UTC) :::I asked Paul Nation, and he wrote, "The lists are freely available for whoever wants to use them." Have a look.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:09, 15 August 2006 (UTC) ::::After looking at the BNC spoken frequency lists, I think you're right. I much prefer the way that these lists are set up, and it is nice to see not only the word but all its variations. I think it is much better. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 01:40, 24 August 2006 (UTC) == Move to [[Wiktionary talk:Simple talk]]? == I just want to throw up the idea of moving this page to the Wiktionary talk namespace. The advantage is that when editing a talk page [[MediaWiki:Talkpagetext]] is shown to the user. It would also leave this page open for FaQ's or something. Just an idea. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 14:55, 5 August 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for your input, Gerard. Nice to know you're still around every once in a while. You have a valid point about the talk page text being shown at the top of the page. It might be worth it to move it. However, I don't really care for the FAQ idea personally. It is supposed to be a simple *talk* page, so it should be something related to talk, even if it just redirects to its own talk page or explains how simple talk works. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 00:46, 24 August 2006 (UTC) ==Survivors?== I decided to come here and help out the project, after I saw the request for deletion at Meta. Personally, I would hate to see a project with this much potential die. <br><br> So, my question. How many regularly editing people are left? I noticed that a bureaucrat and two administrators haven't edited in a fairly long time, with the only admin exception seeming to be Cromwellt. Just give a shout here, I suppose. Thanks! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 21:49, 17 October 2006 (UTC) :Very few it seems, although I don't think ''left'' is the right word. There don't ever appear to have been many contributing memebers. Welcome though. Could I suggest you try to avoid difficult words in your definitions? For example, for ''approval'', you wrote "Formal permission or sanction." both words are less common than the word you're defining, and ''sanction'' is significantly less common. Just a suggestion. The participation is appreciated, though.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:30, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the suggestion. I used the word "left" because I had spent a while reading talk archives. This place seemed to be a lot more active back in Febuary. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 01:54, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ==Word of the Day== It seems the WotD has effectively died. Should we destroy the category/template for the word of the day as well? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 23:46, 25 October 2006 (UTC) Yes. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:13, 27 October 2006 (UTC) :I haven't checked if you deleted the cat/template for WotD, but I think it will probably be revived eventually (hopefully), so maybe deleting it was unnecessary. Then again, we can always recreate those I guess. No biggie. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 19:43, 28 November 2006 (UTC) == Vote to delete == I ended to vote to close this project on Meta. It has gone on long enough and is going nowhere fast. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 17:35, 2 November 2006 (UTC) :thank you!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:14, 2 November 2006 (UTC) ::Ah, finally. Its about time they closed that one up. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 00:59, 3 November 2006 (UTC) :::Great news :) - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:24, 6 November 2006 (UTC) == Administrators == Are there any active administrators/bureaucrats here anymore? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 16:33, 5 November 2006 (UTC) :Not really ;) [[User:h2g2bob]], our friendly bureaucrat, expressed a desire to resume contributing, but beyond that, the admins have been largely inactive. - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 16:46, 10 November 2006 (UTC) ::I apologize for not being active for a few months. I'm still around, I've just been busy with classes, etc. A teacher's life is a busy one. To make things worse, I haven't had internet access for about a month or more. I'll see if I can make time to contribute more regularly again. :) Oh, and my "email this user" works, so if there's something that needs admin intervention (like MediaWiki stuff), you can still get ahold of me, even if it may be a little while before I get it taken care of. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 19:46, 28 November 2006 (UTC) == Interwiki link == How do you link to Simple Witionary from another wiki project?--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:38, 8 November 2006 (UTC) :Either <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>; if you're on a Simple English project, use <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or, if you're on a Wiktionary, use <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 12:19, 9 November 2006 (UTC) == MediaWiki:Common.css == Hi, can we import some styles (specifically the <tt>messagebox</tt> class, and maybe some of its subclasses as well) from [[:w:MediaWiki:Common.css]] into [[MediaWiki:Common.css]]? This is purely for cosmetic reasons, but some of the templates that we have (including [[Template:Delete]]) use the <tt>messagebox</tt> class, which is not defined here. (P.S. This requires an admin) Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 16:40, 10 November 2006 (UTC) :I have gone ahead and asked for a temporary +sysop on meta, and have imported all CSS classes from the Simple English Wikipedia (with the exception of CommonsTicker-related styles). Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:19, 18 November 2006 (UTC) == Example sentences == In a dictionary such as this, I think it's important that the example sentences actually ''exemplify'' the use of a defined word rather than simply include it. Consider the following examples: #''There was a '''book''' on the table.'' #''He finished reading, closed the '''book''', and put it down.'' In the first sentence, '''book''' could be almost anything, animate or inanimate, of a size suitable for being on tables. The second sentence, in contrast, shows that '''book''' is related to reading and that it can be held and closed. This second sentence exemplifies '''book''', while the first simply uses it. We should also try to exemplify the syntactic properties of defined words. '''Notwithstanding''', for instance, is an unusual preposition in that it can appear after the noun. Thus, examples showing both pre- and post-noun usage would be useful. Similarly, nouns that have both countable and uncountable senses should have example sentences showing these. And so on. Finally, it would also be good to try to identify and show strong [[:en:collocation | collocations]]. Some good tools for this are [http://193.133.140.102/JustTheWord/ Just the Word] and Mark Davies's [http://view.byu.edu/ VIEW] interface to the [[w:British_National_Corpus|BNC]]. These can also provide authentic example sentences. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 00:32, 11 November 2006 (UTC) == Question == Who is father of Education ''<small>—This unsigned comment was added by</small>''<small> [[User:164.100.216.2|164.100.216.2]] ([[User talk:164.100.216.2|talk]] • [[Special:Contributions/164.100.216.2|contribs]]) 07:48, 16 November 2006 (UTC{{{3|}}})</small> :Hi, this is a forum for discussing topics related to the Simple English Wiktionary. Perhaps you could try looking for information on the [[:w:Main Page|Simple English Wikipedia]], or the [[:w:en:Main Page|English Wikipedia]]. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 15:50, 17 November 2006 (UTC) ::I'm a native English speaker and I don't know the answer to your question. Put your question on [[Wiktionary:Requested definitions]]. Also say on that page where you saw those words being used. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:39, 25 November 2006 (UTC) == Edit buttons gone == What happened to our edit buttons? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 14:30, 25 November 2006 (UTC) :Edit buttons? - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 14:32, 25 November 2006 (UTC) ::I don't know what to call them. When you were editing something, there was a row of buttons at the top of the edit window: bold, italics, math, signatures, etc. They're not there anymore. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:33, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :::Check your preferences. Check on the 'Editing' tab that the box is ticked to show the toolbar. [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 11:54, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::::Yes, it's checked. The tool bar was there on Friday and gone on Saturday. I haven't changed anything. I take it, then, that others still have their tool bar? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:36, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :::::I turned them off in my preferences and turned them back on and now they're back again. Something a programmer might have a look at. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 19:34, 28 November 2006 (UTC) == Pictures == My idea: all nouns need pictures in the definitions. Writers need ideas about copyright and about finding pictures. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 19:55, 25 November 2006 (UTC) I did it! I put a picture in! See [[wire]]. I think all definitions need pictures. Is that good? Did I do it right? I found the picture in Wikimedia Commons. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 20:37, 26 November 2006 (UTC) :Well done! Many nouns already have pictures with them. Many other nouns, however, are too abstract for a picture. Put one in where it makes sense. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:18, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks. I'm having some problems formatting the pages with the pictures. I want the pictures near the top so people will see them immediately. On the page [[wave]] the picture covered some of the words. I put many "nbsp" so that it doesn't cover the words. But I think that will not work well for all browser windows. There must be a good way to do it. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 04:06, 27 November 2006 (UTC) The [[walk]] page now has a moving picture! --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 05:03, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :Cool! --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:29, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::Mostly I don't like moving pictures. It's hard to read when there is a moving picture on the page. But if I put it there, I like it. :-) Some people may not be able to see the moving picture. Some people may not be able to see any pictures. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:32, 27 November 2006 (UTC) OK, now I know how to put the pictures on the page in a good way. Put the picture. (Do not put "300px" if not needed.) Then put words that will be beside the picture. Then put <nowiki> <br style="clear:both"/> </nowiki>. Then put words that need to be under the picture. See [[angry]]. See also [[:en:wikipedia:Wikipedia:Extended image syntax]]. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:42, 27 November 2006 (UTC) == "Change this part" == I like where it says "change this page". That's Simple English. It seems friendly to me. But when a page has parts, it says "edit". It needs to say "Change this part." --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 05:56, 28 November 2006 (UTC) :Good point, Coppertwig. I'm glad to see some new users active here. I'll try to get this fixed this week or so, though I don't have time at this precise moment. :) I'm sure it is on MediaWiki somewhere under MediaWiki:Allmessages. If you can find it, that will speed up my job. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 19:50, 28 November 2006 (UTC) ::I'm way behind you. I've found [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/MediaWiki MediaWiki]. I've found [http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/MediaWiki_localization MediaWiki localisation]. I haven't found "MediaWiki:Allmessages" or "Allmessages" anywhere. Maybe if you tell me where to find that, then I can look through it for the edit message. :-) --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:09, 29 November 2006 (UTC) == Babel boxes == Babel boxes on user pages don't work in Simple English Wiktionary? Does anyone know how to fix that? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:41, 29 November 2006 (UTC) == Definitions == My ideas: Simple English needs to have only one definition for one word. I think the first definition for each word is the Simple English definition, and writers need to try to use only the first definition. But when there is a noun definition and a verb definition and they are very near, then those 2 definitions can be used. The first definition needs to be the most important one. A definition in Simple English can cover more things than the English definition. In English someone may say "bowl". "Bowl" is not BE850. In Simple English someone may say "basin" or "little basin" when talking about the same thing. The definition of "basin" in Simple English may be a little different from the English definition. Frequently two definitions for the same word in English can be one definition in Simple English. "Black" does not need one definition for a colour and another definition for an adjective saying that a thing has that colour. It is the same idea. The adjective is most frequent and most important. If someone uses it as a noun, people will understand. OK, maybe it needs two definitions because one is a noun and one is an adjective. But many other words can have one definition in Simple English for two definitions in English, because the Simple English definitions are simpler and cover more things. Little things that are different between two definitions in English are not important in Simple English. If someone writing a Wikipedia page needs to say an important difference between two things, the person needs to use a sentence to say the difference. Those are my ideas. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 14:04, 29 November 2006 (UTC) 12992 2006-11-29T14:06:53Z Coppertwig 139 /* Definitions */ example: apparatus '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |}__NEWSECTIONLINK__ ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some countries, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) ==Category capitalization== Shall categories begin with upper cases or not? I am asking this because I have found different uses of upper and lower cases at [[Special:Categories]].--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 13:36, 14 April 2006 (UTC) :I had the same question a while back, though I asked it somewhere else. I think that categories should all be lowercase unless they are proper nouns, so that they work just like the entry titles. I'd say that you can go ahead an [[Wiktionary:Be bold|boldly]] change it, and if someone doesn't like it or has a better idea, they can change it back. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:33, 18 April 2006 (UTC) :If you do change it, don't forget to change the templates that refer to those categories, so that they put the words in the new place. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:22, 20 April 2006 (UTC) ::I see that [[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] has not worked on (or at least has not completed) changing the categories. I have completely changed my mind regarding them. The reason that articles in the (main) namespace are lowercase is to show the word as it is really meant to be and to distinguish between proper names and other words. This does not apply to categories or appendices (I just created the first appendix, [[:Appendix:Prepositions]]), though it should still apply to templates so that we don't have to type a capital letter every time we insert a template. Categories and appendices are ''groups'' of these words, and so should be capitalized regularly, just as they are in other projects. I am changing categories accordingly. Other thoughts? As I mentioned above, if we decide I'm wrong, we can boldly change it back. :) Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:54, 15 May 2006 (UTC) :::Hello. I have not been here until now as I was too busy administering other Wiki sites. As I am now an admin at eight Wiki sites, I am unsure how often I will come here. Article names at Wiktionary should not be automatically upper cases, but for categories, I do not really mind whether upper or lower cases. In case you want to talk to me but I am inactive here, I suggest leaving a message at my talk page at Wiktionary, Wikipedia, or Wikisource in English version that I administer.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:55, 4 November 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == WikiReader == What do we think about publishing a WikiReader with the BE850 and BE1500? I'd be happy to do most of the work behind it (exporting to PDF, managing download site etc). [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 12:00, 19 May 2006 (UTC) :I'm thinking we should probably have them mostly done before we worry about that, but other than that, sound good. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 19:03, 23 May 2006 (UTC) == Translations == Other Wiktionaries add translations for words into other languages. SEWiktionary is meant to give definitions of English words using simple English, so if we did add translations, we would not include those other words here, but only link to other wiktionaries. For example, if we translated "heavy" (meaning having a lot of weight), the Spanish is "pesado." We might link to the English Wiktionary page on [[:en:pesado]] or to the Spanish Wiktionary [[:es:pesado]]. These would be interwiki links, but under a translation section, not an "in other languages" sidebar interwiki, since each meaning should be translated separately. I think there are pros and cons to this idea. The pros are that our focus audience are people who are do not know much English, and many of them only know it as a second language, so a translation into their own language could be quite useful. The cons are that we are focused on English words. A translation would be a distraction from our focus. Also, that niche is already filled by the English Wiktionary. I think our focus should stay firmly fixed on simple English definitions of English words. Feel free to comment. We'll do what the community decides, of course. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:08, 21 May 2006 (UTC) :I suppose that this simple English Wiktionary is for definitions from simple English to simple English only, right? This should be good enough since more complex contents should go to regular English Wiktionary.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:58, 4 November 2006 (UTC) ::Simple English Wikipedia pages need to use some hard English words. I think Simple English Wiktionary needs definitions in simple English for those hard English words. It also needs definitions in simple English for simple English words. I think it's a good idea to link to English Wiktionary for translations. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:46, 25 November 2006 (UTC) ::Question: the word "kind": is it a noun in simple English? or an adjective? or both? How do we know or decide these questions? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:46, 25 November 2006 (UTC) :::Both. Word classes do not change in simple English. Does this answer your question? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:16, 27 November 2006 (UTC) == Etymologies/word histories == Another thing that has come up is the question of etymologies. English Wiktionary and others show the etymology of each word, and tend to have the earlier forms as separate entries. Because we are focused on English words (that is, Modern English), we would not include those early forms separately, but we could include unlinked word origins/etymologies. Again, there are pros and cons. Etymologies could be difficult to understand for someone who doesn't know much English. Additionally, they are not our focus, and could be a distraction. Plus, English Wiktionary already does that more effectively. On the other hand, I think it is cool to show where words come from, and this can help people understand why a word is spelled a particular way, I think. English orthography is one of the hardest parts of learning English, but knowing where a word comes from helps significantly in understanding its orthography (spelling). That said, teaching English is not our goal here, any more than it is the goal of Simple English Wikipedia. We are writing a dictionary here, not an English 101 textbook. If people use us to learn English, that is their own choice, but it is not our focus. I guess I could go either way on this one. I tentatively '''support''' adding etymologies to words. What do all of you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:16, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == How detailed do we go? == In articles such as that for [[sad]], some users have obvioulsy gone to a great deal of trouble to flesh out all sorts of synonyms, related words, etc. Unfortunately, few of the words are very simple (or even useful. For example, on the [[sad]] page we have ''glum'' as a synonym.) I think this kind of detail needs to be pared back to avoid being overwhelming to English language learners. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:26, 16 July 2006 (UTC) :Yeah, I was the one who put all those synonyms and antonyms on there. I still think it is useful, and it is obvious that they are synonyms, etc. by their placement, but I guess I did go a little overboard. But this wiktionary should not be limited to Simple English words. It should include all English words, but the definitions should be limited to simple English. People may find the word [[glum]] and wonder what it means, but not be able to understand the English Wiktionary definition. We need that entry here, and its connection to [[sad]] seems very logical. I think [[lugubrious]] should be cut out sooner than [[glum]]. Limiting the synonyms and antonyms may be useful in some ways, but we are about including information, not leaving it out. We might even want to include (for example) a main synonym section, and later on a section on ''other synonyms''. I don't know. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:44, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::Indeed, we should have articles for simple words and other words, so there should eventually be an entry for ''glum'', ''lugubrious'' and whatever else you can come up with. However, a typical user who is looking up the word ''sad'', will not benefit from ''glum''. The user who looks up ''glum'', on the other hand, may well benefit from being told that ''sad'' is a synonym as they will likely have no idea what ''glum'' means, but may very well understand ''sad''. ::Furthermore, you write, "we are about including information, not leaving it out." To the contrary! Knowing what to leave out is at least as important as knowing what to put in. A 20-page dictionary entry on ''run'' is neither simple nor useful. This is, after all, a dictionary, not a thesaurus or an encyclopedia. If the user who looks up ''sad'' is looking specifically for uncommon synonyms, they're using a wrench to drive in a nail.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:58, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::*Well how else do you expect people to look for uncommon synonyms, except by starting with a common word? Perhaps we can put common synonyms right there on the page, while listing rare ones separately on a thesaurus-like page. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 07:07, 31 July 2006 (UTC) ::::If they're looking for uncommon synonyms, they should use a thesaurus, not a dictionary.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 11:27, 31 July 2006 (UTC) :::::Hey Brett, I really enjoyed your wrench-nail analogy. Kappa is referring to what EWikt has done in its Wikisaurus sub-project. We could do something similar here if people are interested in the idea. But either way, most dictionaries include at least some synonyms, and I think we should do so, too. You have a point when you say that glum should link to sad, but not necessarily sad to glum. Maybe if we tend to limit it to the first five or so most common synonyms and antonyms, it will be useful but not overboard. We can always change it later if we change our minds, etc. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:08, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ==Workshop== The following was posted by Adam Kilgarriff on the Corpora mailing list ---- LEXICOM-ASIA 2006 A Workshop in Lexicography and Lexical Computing Venue: Kowloon, Hong Kong Hosts: Language Centre, Hong Kong Univ of Science and Technology Dates: December 11th-15th, 2006 Led by Adam Kilgarriff and Michael Rundell of the Lexicography MasterClass, Lexicom is an intensive one-week workshop, with seminars on theoretical issues alternating with practical sessions at the computer. There will be some parallel 'lexicographic' and 'computational' sessions. Topics to be covered include: * corpus creation * corpus analysis: o software and corpus querying o discovering word senses, recording contextual information * writing dictionary entries * dictionary databases and writing systems * using web data Applications are invited from people with interests and experience in any of these areas. Over the last six years Lexicom has attracted 200 participants from 28 countries including lexicographers, computational linguists, professors, research students, translators, terminologists, and editors, managers and technical support staff from dictionary publishers and information management companies. The venue, HKUST, is beautifully situated on Clearwater Bay in Kowloon, only 30 minutes from central Hong Kong. To register for Lexicom, go to: http://lc.ust.hk/~centre/lexi2006/ Early registration is advised (the Workshop has been oversubscribed in previous years), and registrations received before 7th October 2006 carry a discounted fee. Further details, including reports of past events can be found at: http://www.lexmasterclass.com. Michael Rundell & Adam Kilgarriff The Lexicography MasterClass --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 13:31, 28 September 2006 (UTC) == Logo discussion == Greetings, I apologise for writing in English. There is a discussion about the logo for Wiktionary at [[meta:Wiktionary/logo]]. Please go there and help us decide. Please also put this message on your community page. Thank you. -[[meta:User:Dbmag9|Dbmag9]] (copied here from [[talk:Main Page]] by [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:39, 23 July 2006 (UTC)) == Most linked article == Is there a way to find the article with the most links? In particular, I'm interested in finding the most-linked-to article that doesn't yet exist.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 21:19, 27 July 2006 (UTC) *You need [[Special:Mostlinked]], and in particular [[Special:Wantedpages]]. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 23:03, 27 July 2006 (UTC) == Benchmarks! == I think [[now]] was the 700th. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:51, 2 August 2006 (UTC) :Congratulations, everyone! Great work. Let's keep it up. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:02, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ===750=== [[lucky]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ===800=== [[benefit]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:27, 14 August 2006 (UTC) ===900=== [[legislation]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:21, 12 September 2006 (UTC) ===Almost 1000=== A virtual beer to the user who adds the 1000th word!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 20:03, 3 November 2006 (UTC) : [[brush]]! Hooray! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 03:35, 7 November 2006 (UTC) ::Make it two beers! Well done, PTO!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:23, 8 November 2006 (UTC) == A different idea == I recently had an idea for a sort of word rating system. This would show the SE user how difficult/complicated the word is considered by native speakers, and perhaps even include an easier and/or more challenging (for the basic words) alternative. I'm thinking of a kind of thermometer look, maybe up in the right-hand corner. It would have something like four or five degrees, including: basic or easy (from the BE850, words like [[do]], [[cold]], and [[woman]]), fairly basic or fairly easy (BE1500 or so, words like [[sink]], [[math]], and [[trust]]), medium or intermediate (about regular conversation level, somewhat less common than BE1500, words like [[complete]], [[freezing]], and [[feminine]]), fairly advanced or fairly hard (more complex or difficult a concept or term, words like [[nondescript]], [[anthropology]], and [[uncharacteristic]]), and advanced or hard (for jargon and other much less common words such as [[sodium benzoate]], [[sesquipedalian]], and [[indefatigable]]). We can tweak these levels or add new ones if/when we feel they are warranted. What do you all think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 10:07, 3 August 2006 (UTC) :I think it's a good idea, but I think basing it on BE is a bad idea, no matter how much you like BE. BE was not intended to choose the most simple or frequent words, but to bring together a list of words that would be sufficient to communicate any idea. Instead, I think we should base it on frequency counts, in the same way that the [http://www.longman.com/ldoce/ Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English] does. I think that using [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/nation.aspx Paul Nation]'s word counts would be a great place to start. He counts 'word families', so that ''run'', ''running'', ''runner'', etc. are all counted together. His counts are broken into 1000-word bands and are [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/range%20BNC.zip available] for free.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ::Though different organizations have different frequency counts, I think the idea is a sound one, and I think that there are many other word lists which would do a better job than BE. The only reason I've stuck with BE this long is because it was already there, and fairly convenient, not to mention a good place to start creating words. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 02:28, 14 August 2006 (UTC) :::I asked Paul Nation, and he wrote, "The lists are freely available for whoever wants to use them." Have a look.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:09, 15 August 2006 (UTC) ::::After looking at the BNC spoken frequency lists, I think you're right. I much prefer the way that these lists are set up, and it is nice to see not only the word but all its variations. I think it is much better. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 01:40, 24 August 2006 (UTC) == Move to [[Wiktionary talk:Simple talk]]? == I just want to throw up the idea of moving this page to the Wiktionary talk namespace. The advantage is that when editing a talk page [[MediaWiki:Talkpagetext]] is shown to the user. It would also leave this page open for FaQ's or something. Just an idea. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 14:55, 5 August 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for your input, Gerard. Nice to know you're still around every once in a while. You have a valid point about the talk page text being shown at the top of the page. It might be worth it to move it. However, I don't really care for the FAQ idea personally. It is supposed to be a simple *talk* page, so it should be something related to talk, even if it just redirects to its own talk page or explains how simple talk works. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 00:46, 24 August 2006 (UTC) ==Survivors?== I decided to come here and help out the project, after I saw the request for deletion at Meta. Personally, I would hate to see a project with this much potential die. <br><br> So, my question. How many regularly editing people are left? I noticed that a bureaucrat and two administrators haven't edited in a fairly long time, with the only admin exception seeming to be Cromwellt. Just give a shout here, I suppose. Thanks! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 21:49, 17 October 2006 (UTC) :Very few it seems, although I don't think ''left'' is the right word. There don't ever appear to have been many contributing memebers. Welcome though. Could I suggest you try to avoid difficult words in your definitions? For example, for ''approval'', you wrote "Formal permission or sanction." both words are less common than the word you're defining, and ''sanction'' is significantly less common. Just a suggestion. The participation is appreciated, though.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:30, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the suggestion. I used the word "left" because I had spent a while reading talk archives. This place seemed to be a lot more active back in Febuary. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 01:54, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ==Word of the Day== It seems the WotD has effectively died. Should we destroy the category/template for the word of the day as well? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 23:46, 25 October 2006 (UTC) Yes. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:13, 27 October 2006 (UTC) :I haven't checked if you deleted the cat/template for WotD, but I think it will probably be revived eventually (hopefully), so maybe deleting it was unnecessary. Then again, we can always recreate those I guess. No biggie. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 19:43, 28 November 2006 (UTC) == Vote to delete == I ended to vote to close this project on Meta. It has gone on long enough and is going nowhere fast. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 17:35, 2 November 2006 (UTC) :thank you!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:14, 2 November 2006 (UTC) ::Ah, finally. Its about time they closed that one up. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 00:59, 3 November 2006 (UTC) :::Great news :) - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:24, 6 November 2006 (UTC) == Administrators == Are there any active administrators/bureaucrats here anymore? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 16:33, 5 November 2006 (UTC) :Not really ;) [[User:h2g2bob]], our friendly bureaucrat, expressed a desire to resume contributing, but beyond that, the admins have been largely inactive. - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 16:46, 10 November 2006 (UTC) ::I apologize for not being active for a few months. I'm still around, I've just been busy with classes, etc. A teacher's life is a busy one. To make things worse, I haven't had internet access for about a month or more. I'll see if I can make time to contribute more regularly again. :) Oh, and my "email this user" works, so if there's something that needs admin intervention (like MediaWiki stuff), you can still get ahold of me, even if it may be a little while before I get it taken care of. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 19:46, 28 November 2006 (UTC) == Interwiki link == How do you link to Simple Witionary from another wiki project?--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:38, 8 November 2006 (UTC) :Either <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>; if you're on a Simple English project, use <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or, if you're on a Wiktionary, use <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 12:19, 9 November 2006 (UTC) == MediaWiki:Common.css == Hi, can we import some styles (specifically the <tt>messagebox</tt> class, and maybe some of its subclasses as well) from [[:w:MediaWiki:Common.css]] into [[MediaWiki:Common.css]]? This is purely for cosmetic reasons, but some of the templates that we have (including [[Template:Delete]]) use the <tt>messagebox</tt> class, which is not defined here. (P.S. This requires an admin) Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 16:40, 10 November 2006 (UTC) :I have gone ahead and asked for a temporary +sysop on meta, and have imported all CSS classes from the Simple English Wikipedia (with the exception of CommonsTicker-related styles). Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:19, 18 November 2006 (UTC) == Example sentences == In a dictionary such as this, I think it's important that the example sentences actually ''exemplify'' the use of a defined word rather than simply include it. Consider the following examples: #''There was a '''book''' on the table.'' #''He finished reading, closed the '''book''', and put it down.'' In the first sentence, '''book''' could be almost anything, animate or inanimate, of a size suitable for being on tables. The second sentence, in contrast, shows that '''book''' is related to reading and that it can be held and closed. This second sentence exemplifies '''book''', while the first simply uses it. We should also try to exemplify the syntactic properties of defined words. '''Notwithstanding''', for instance, is an unusual preposition in that it can appear after the noun. Thus, examples showing both pre- and post-noun usage would be useful. Similarly, nouns that have both countable and uncountable senses should have example sentences showing these. And so on. Finally, it would also be good to try to identify and show strong [[:en:collocation | collocations]]. Some good tools for this are [http://193.133.140.102/JustTheWord/ Just the Word] and Mark Davies's [http://view.byu.edu/ VIEW] interface to the [[w:British_National_Corpus|BNC]]. These can also provide authentic example sentences. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 00:32, 11 November 2006 (UTC) == Question == Who is father of Education ''<small>—This unsigned comment was added by</small>''<small> [[User:164.100.216.2|164.100.216.2]] ([[User talk:164.100.216.2|talk]] • [[Special:Contributions/164.100.216.2|contribs]]) 07:48, 16 November 2006 (UTC{{{3|}}})</small> :Hi, this is a forum for discussing topics related to the Simple English Wiktionary. Perhaps you could try looking for information on the [[:w:Main Page|Simple English Wikipedia]], or the [[:w:en:Main Page|English Wikipedia]]. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 15:50, 17 November 2006 (UTC) ::I'm a native English speaker and I don't know the answer to your question. Put your question on [[Wiktionary:Requested definitions]]. Also say on that page where you saw those words being used. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:39, 25 November 2006 (UTC) == Edit buttons gone == What happened to our edit buttons? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 14:30, 25 November 2006 (UTC) :Edit buttons? - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 14:32, 25 November 2006 (UTC) ::I don't know what to call them. When you were editing something, there was a row of buttons at the top of the edit window: bold, italics, math, signatures, etc. They're not there anymore. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:33, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :::Check your preferences. Check on the 'Editing' tab that the box is ticked to show the toolbar. [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 11:54, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::::Yes, it's checked. The tool bar was there on Friday and gone on Saturday. I haven't changed anything. I take it, then, that others still have their tool bar? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:36, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :::::I turned them off in my preferences and turned them back on and now they're back again. Something a programmer might have a look at. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 19:34, 28 November 2006 (UTC) == Pictures == My idea: all nouns need pictures in the definitions. Writers need ideas about copyright and about finding pictures. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 19:55, 25 November 2006 (UTC) I did it! I put a picture in! See [[wire]]. I think all definitions need pictures. Is that good? Did I do it right? I found the picture in Wikimedia Commons. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 20:37, 26 November 2006 (UTC) :Well done! Many nouns already have pictures with them. Many other nouns, however, are too abstract for a picture. Put one in where it makes sense. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:18, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks. I'm having some problems formatting the pages with the pictures. I want the pictures near the top so people will see them immediately. On the page [[wave]] the picture covered some of the words. I put many "nbsp" so that it doesn't cover the words. But I think that will not work well for all browser windows. There must be a good way to do it. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 04:06, 27 November 2006 (UTC) The [[walk]] page now has a moving picture! --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 05:03, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :Cool! --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:29, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::Mostly I don't like moving pictures. It's hard to read when there is a moving picture on the page. But if I put it there, I like it. :-) Some people may not be able to see the moving picture. Some people may not be able to see any pictures. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:32, 27 November 2006 (UTC) OK, now I know how to put the pictures on the page in a good way. Put the picture. (Do not put "300px" if not needed.) Then put words that will be beside the picture. Then put <nowiki> <br style="clear:both"/> </nowiki>. Then put words that need to be under the picture. See [[angry]]. See also [[:en:wikipedia:Wikipedia:Extended image syntax]]. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:42, 27 November 2006 (UTC) == "Change this part" == I like where it says "change this page". That's Simple English. It seems friendly to me. But when a page has parts, it says "edit". It needs to say "Change this part." --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 05:56, 28 November 2006 (UTC) :Good point, Coppertwig. I'm glad to see some new users active here. I'll try to get this fixed this week or so, though I don't have time at this precise moment. :) I'm sure it is on MediaWiki somewhere under MediaWiki:Allmessages. If you can find it, that will speed up my job. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 19:50, 28 November 2006 (UTC) ::I'm way behind you. I've found [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/MediaWiki MediaWiki]. I've found [http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/MediaWiki_localization MediaWiki localisation]. I haven't found "MediaWiki:Allmessages" or "Allmessages" anywhere. Maybe if you tell me where to find that, then I can look through it for the edit message. :-) --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:09, 29 November 2006 (UTC) == Babel boxes == Babel boxes on user pages don't work in Simple English Wiktionary? Does anyone know how to fix that? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:41, 29 November 2006 (UTC) == Definitions == My ideas: Simple English needs to have only one definition for one word. I think the first definition for each word is the Simple English definition, and writers need to try to use only the first definition. But when there is a noun definition and a verb definition and they are very near, then those 2 definitions can be used. The first definition needs to be the most important one. A definition in Simple English can cover more things than the English definition. In English someone may say "bowl". "Bowl" is not BE850. In Simple English someone may say "basin" or "little basin" when talking about the same thing. The definition of "basin" in Simple English may be a little different from the English definition. Frequently two definitions for the same word in English can be one definition in Simple English. "Black" does not need one definition for a colour and another definition for an adjective saying that a thing has that colour. It is the same idea. The adjective is most frequent and most important. If someone uses it as a noun, people will understand. OK, maybe it needs two definitions because one is a noun and one is an adjective. But many other words can have one definition in Simple English for two definitions in English, because the Simple English definitions are simpler and cover more things. Little things that are different between two definitions in English are not important in Simple English. If someone writing a Wikipedia page needs to say an important difference between two things, the person needs to use a sentence to say the difference. Those are my ideas. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 14:04, 29 November 2006 (UTC) Example: [[apparatus]] has 3 definitions. I think they are all the same idea. (see picture.) I think they need to be 1 definition here. Maybe in English Wiktionary they need to be 3 definitions. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 14:06, 29 November 2006 (UTC) 13000 2006-11-29T17:00:55Z Brett 77 /* Definitions */ '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |}__NEWSECTIONLINK__ ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some countries, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) ==Category capitalization== Shall categories begin with upper cases or not? I am asking this because I have found different uses of upper and lower cases at [[Special:Categories]].--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 13:36, 14 April 2006 (UTC) :I had the same question a while back, though I asked it somewhere else. I think that categories should all be lowercase unless they are proper nouns, so that they work just like the entry titles. I'd say that you can go ahead an [[Wiktionary:Be bold|boldly]] change it, and if someone doesn't like it or has a better idea, they can change it back. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:33, 18 April 2006 (UTC) :If you do change it, don't forget to change the templates that refer to those categories, so that they put the words in the new place. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:22, 20 April 2006 (UTC) ::I see that [[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] has not worked on (or at least has not completed) changing the categories. I have completely changed my mind regarding them. The reason that articles in the (main) namespace are lowercase is to show the word as it is really meant to be and to distinguish between proper names and other words. This does not apply to categories or appendices (I just created the first appendix, [[:Appendix:Prepositions]]), though it should still apply to templates so that we don't have to type a capital letter every time we insert a template. Categories and appendices are ''groups'' of these words, and so should be capitalized regularly, just as they are in other projects. I am changing categories accordingly. Other thoughts? As I mentioned above, if we decide I'm wrong, we can boldly change it back. :) Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:54, 15 May 2006 (UTC) :::Hello. I have not been here until now as I was too busy administering other Wiki sites. As I am now an admin at eight Wiki sites, I am unsure how often I will come here. Article names at Wiktionary should not be automatically upper cases, but for categories, I do not really mind whether upper or lower cases. In case you want to talk to me but I am inactive here, I suggest leaving a message at my talk page at Wiktionary, Wikipedia, or Wikisource in English version that I administer.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:55, 4 November 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == WikiReader == What do we think about publishing a WikiReader with the BE850 and BE1500? I'd be happy to do most of the work behind it (exporting to PDF, managing download site etc). [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 12:00, 19 May 2006 (UTC) :I'm thinking we should probably have them mostly done before we worry about that, but other than that, sound good. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 19:03, 23 May 2006 (UTC) == Translations == Other Wiktionaries add translations for words into other languages. SEWiktionary is meant to give definitions of English words using simple English, so if we did add translations, we would not include those other words here, but only link to other wiktionaries. For example, if we translated "heavy" (meaning having a lot of weight), the Spanish is "pesado." We might link to the English Wiktionary page on [[:en:pesado]] or to the Spanish Wiktionary [[:es:pesado]]. These would be interwiki links, but under a translation section, not an "in other languages" sidebar interwiki, since each meaning should be translated separately. I think there are pros and cons to this idea. The pros are that our focus audience are people who are do not know much English, and many of them only know it as a second language, so a translation into their own language could be quite useful. The cons are that we are focused on English words. A translation would be a distraction from our focus. Also, that niche is already filled by the English Wiktionary. I think our focus should stay firmly fixed on simple English definitions of English words. Feel free to comment. We'll do what the community decides, of course. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:08, 21 May 2006 (UTC) :I suppose that this simple English Wiktionary is for definitions from simple English to simple English only, right? This should be good enough since more complex contents should go to regular English Wiktionary.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:58, 4 November 2006 (UTC) ::Simple English Wikipedia pages need to use some hard English words. I think Simple English Wiktionary needs definitions in simple English for those hard English words. It also needs definitions in simple English for simple English words. I think it's a good idea to link to English Wiktionary for translations. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:46, 25 November 2006 (UTC) ::Question: the word "kind": is it a noun in simple English? or an adjective? or both? How do we know or decide these questions? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:46, 25 November 2006 (UTC) :::Both. Word classes do not change in simple English. Does this answer your question? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:16, 27 November 2006 (UTC) == Etymologies/word histories == Another thing that has come up is the question of etymologies. English Wiktionary and others show the etymology of each word, and tend to have the earlier forms as separate entries. Because we are focused on English words (that is, Modern English), we would not include those early forms separately, but we could include unlinked word origins/etymologies. Again, there are pros and cons. Etymologies could be difficult to understand for someone who doesn't know much English. Additionally, they are not our focus, and could be a distraction. Plus, English Wiktionary already does that more effectively. On the other hand, I think it is cool to show where words come from, and this can help people understand why a word is spelled a particular way, I think. English orthography is one of the hardest parts of learning English, but knowing where a word comes from helps significantly in understanding its orthography (spelling). That said, teaching English is not our goal here, any more than it is the goal of Simple English Wikipedia. We are writing a dictionary here, not an English 101 textbook. If people use us to learn English, that is their own choice, but it is not our focus. I guess I could go either way on this one. I tentatively '''support''' adding etymologies to words. What do all of you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:16, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == How detailed do we go? == In articles such as that for [[sad]], some users have obvioulsy gone to a great deal of trouble to flesh out all sorts of synonyms, related words, etc. Unfortunately, few of the words are very simple (or even useful. For example, on the [[sad]] page we have ''glum'' as a synonym.) I think this kind of detail needs to be pared back to avoid being overwhelming to English language learners. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:26, 16 July 2006 (UTC) :Yeah, I was the one who put all those synonyms and antonyms on there. I still think it is useful, and it is obvious that they are synonyms, etc. by their placement, but I guess I did go a little overboard. But this wiktionary should not be limited to Simple English words. It should include all English words, but the definitions should be limited to simple English. People may find the word [[glum]] and wonder what it means, but not be able to understand the English Wiktionary definition. We need that entry here, and its connection to [[sad]] seems very logical. I think [[lugubrious]] should be cut out sooner than [[glum]]. Limiting the synonyms and antonyms may be useful in some ways, but we are about including information, not leaving it out. We might even want to include (for example) a main synonym section, and later on a section on ''other synonyms''. I don't know. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:44, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::Indeed, we should have articles for simple words and other words, so there should eventually be an entry for ''glum'', ''lugubrious'' and whatever else you can come up with. However, a typical user who is looking up the word ''sad'', will not benefit from ''glum''. The user who looks up ''glum'', on the other hand, may well benefit from being told that ''sad'' is a synonym as they will likely have no idea what ''glum'' means, but may very well understand ''sad''. ::Furthermore, you write, "we are about including information, not leaving it out." To the contrary! Knowing what to leave out is at least as important as knowing what to put in. A 20-page dictionary entry on ''run'' is neither simple nor useful. This is, after all, a dictionary, not a thesaurus or an encyclopedia. If the user who looks up ''sad'' is looking specifically for uncommon synonyms, they're using a wrench to drive in a nail.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:58, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::*Well how else do you expect people to look for uncommon synonyms, except by starting with a common word? Perhaps we can put common synonyms right there on the page, while listing rare ones separately on a thesaurus-like page. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 07:07, 31 July 2006 (UTC) ::::If they're looking for uncommon synonyms, they should use a thesaurus, not a dictionary.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 11:27, 31 July 2006 (UTC) :::::Hey Brett, I really enjoyed your wrench-nail analogy. Kappa is referring to what EWikt has done in its Wikisaurus sub-project. We could do something similar here if people are interested in the idea. But either way, most dictionaries include at least some synonyms, and I think we should do so, too. You have a point when you say that glum should link to sad, but not necessarily sad to glum. Maybe if we tend to limit it to the first five or so most common synonyms and antonyms, it will be useful but not overboard. We can always change it later if we change our minds, etc. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:08, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ==Workshop== The following was posted by Adam Kilgarriff on the Corpora mailing list ---- LEXICOM-ASIA 2006 A Workshop in Lexicography and Lexical Computing Venue: Kowloon, Hong Kong Hosts: Language Centre, Hong Kong Univ of Science and Technology Dates: December 11th-15th, 2006 Led by Adam Kilgarriff and Michael Rundell of the Lexicography MasterClass, Lexicom is an intensive one-week workshop, with seminars on theoretical issues alternating with practical sessions at the computer. There will be some parallel 'lexicographic' and 'computational' sessions. Topics to be covered include: * corpus creation * corpus analysis: o software and corpus querying o discovering word senses, recording contextual information * writing dictionary entries * dictionary databases and writing systems * using web data Applications are invited from people with interests and experience in any of these areas. Over the last six years Lexicom has attracted 200 participants from 28 countries including lexicographers, computational linguists, professors, research students, translators, terminologists, and editors, managers and technical support staff from dictionary publishers and information management companies. The venue, HKUST, is beautifully situated on Clearwater Bay in Kowloon, only 30 minutes from central Hong Kong. To register for Lexicom, go to: http://lc.ust.hk/~centre/lexi2006/ Early registration is advised (the Workshop has been oversubscribed in previous years), and registrations received before 7th October 2006 carry a discounted fee. Further details, including reports of past events can be found at: http://www.lexmasterclass.com. Michael Rundell & Adam Kilgarriff The Lexicography MasterClass --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 13:31, 28 September 2006 (UTC) == Logo discussion == Greetings, I apologise for writing in English. There is a discussion about the logo for Wiktionary at [[meta:Wiktionary/logo]]. Please go there and help us decide. Please also put this message on your community page. Thank you. -[[meta:User:Dbmag9|Dbmag9]] (copied here from [[talk:Main Page]] by [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:39, 23 July 2006 (UTC)) == Most linked article == Is there a way to find the article with the most links? In particular, I'm interested in finding the most-linked-to article that doesn't yet exist.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 21:19, 27 July 2006 (UTC) *You need [[Special:Mostlinked]], and in particular [[Special:Wantedpages]]. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 23:03, 27 July 2006 (UTC) == Benchmarks! == I think [[now]] was the 700th. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:51, 2 August 2006 (UTC) :Congratulations, everyone! Great work. Let's keep it up. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:02, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ===750=== [[lucky]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ===800=== [[benefit]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:27, 14 August 2006 (UTC) ===900=== [[legislation]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:21, 12 September 2006 (UTC) ===Almost 1000=== A virtual beer to the user who adds the 1000th word!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 20:03, 3 November 2006 (UTC) : [[brush]]! Hooray! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 03:35, 7 November 2006 (UTC) ::Make it two beers! Well done, PTO!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:23, 8 November 2006 (UTC) == A different idea == I recently had an idea for a sort of word rating system. This would show the SE user how difficult/complicated the word is considered by native speakers, and perhaps even include an easier and/or more challenging (for the basic words) alternative. I'm thinking of a kind of thermometer look, maybe up in the right-hand corner. It would have something like four or five degrees, including: basic or easy (from the BE850, words like [[do]], [[cold]], and [[woman]]), fairly basic or fairly easy (BE1500 or so, words like [[sink]], [[math]], and [[trust]]), medium or intermediate (about regular conversation level, somewhat less common than BE1500, words like [[complete]], [[freezing]], and [[feminine]]), fairly advanced or fairly hard (more complex or difficult a concept or term, words like [[nondescript]], [[anthropology]], and [[uncharacteristic]]), and advanced or hard (for jargon and other much less common words such as [[sodium benzoate]], [[sesquipedalian]], and [[indefatigable]]). We can tweak these levels or add new ones if/when we feel they are warranted. What do you all think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 10:07, 3 August 2006 (UTC) :I think it's a good idea, but I think basing it on BE is a bad idea, no matter how much you like BE. BE was not intended to choose the most simple or frequent words, but to bring together a list of words that would be sufficient to communicate any idea. Instead, I think we should base it on frequency counts, in the same way that the [http://www.longman.com/ldoce/ Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English] does. I think that using [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/nation.aspx Paul Nation]'s word counts would be a great place to start. He counts 'word families', so that ''run'', ''running'', ''runner'', etc. are all counted together. His counts are broken into 1000-word bands and are [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/range%20BNC.zip available] for free.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ::Though different organizations have different frequency counts, I think the idea is a sound one, and I think that there are many other word lists which would do a better job than BE. The only reason I've stuck with BE this long is because it was already there, and fairly convenient, not to mention a good place to start creating words. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 02:28, 14 August 2006 (UTC) :::I asked Paul Nation, and he wrote, "The lists are freely available for whoever wants to use them." Have a look.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:09, 15 August 2006 (UTC) ::::After looking at the BNC spoken frequency lists, I think you're right. I much prefer the way that these lists are set up, and it is nice to see not only the word but all its variations. I think it is much better. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 01:40, 24 August 2006 (UTC) == Move to [[Wiktionary talk:Simple talk]]? == I just want to throw up the idea of moving this page to the Wiktionary talk namespace. The advantage is that when editing a talk page [[MediaWiki:Talkpagetext]] is shown to the user. It would also leave this page open for FaQ's or something. Just an idea. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 14:55, 5 August 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for your input, Gerard. Nice to know you're still around every once in a while. You have a valid point about the talk page text being shown at the top of the page. It might be worth it to move it. However, I don't really care for the FAQ idea personally. It is supposed to be a simple *talk* page, so it should be something related to talk, even if it just redirects to its own talk page or explains how simple talk works. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 00:46, 24 August 2006 (UTC) ==Survivors?== I decided to come here and help out the project, after I saw the request for deletion at Meta. Personally, I would hate to see a project with this much potential die. <br><br> So, my question. How many regularly editing people are left? I noticed that a bureaucrat and two administrators haven't edited in a fairly long time, with the only admin exception seeming to be Cromwellt. Just give a shout here, I suppose. Thanks! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 21:49, 17 October 2006 (UTC) :Very few it seems, although I don't think ''left'' is the right word. There don't ever appear to have been many contributing memebers. Welcome though. Could I suggest you try to avoid difficult words in your definitions? For example, for ''approval'', you wrote "Formal permission or sanction." both words are less common than the word you're defining, and ''sanction'' is significantly less common. Just a suggestion. The participation is appreciated, though.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:30, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the suggestion. I used the word "left" because I had spent a while reading talk archives. This place seemed to be a lot more active back in Febuary. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 01:54, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ==Word of the Day== It seems the WotD has effectively died. Should we destroy the category/template for the word of the day as well? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 23:46, 25 October 2006 (UTC) Yes. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:13, 27 October 2006 (UTC) :I haven't checked if you deleted the cat/template for WotD, but I think it will probably be revived eventually (hopefully), so maybe deleting it was unnecessary. Then again, we can always recreate those I guess. No biggie. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 19:43, 28 November 2006 (UTC) == Vote to delete == I ended to vote to close this project on Meta. It has gone on long enough and is going nowhere fast. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 17:35, 2 November 2006 (UTC) :thank you!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:14, 2 November 2006 (UTC) ::Ah, finally. Its about time they closed that one up. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 00:59, 3 November 2006 (UTC) :::Great news :) - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:24, 6 November 2006 (UTC) == Administrators == Are there any active administrators/bureaucrats here anymore? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 16:33, 5 November 2006 (UTC) :Not really ;) [[User:h2g2bob]], our friendly bureaucrat, expressed a desire to resume contributing, but beyond that, the admins have been largely inactive. - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 16:46, 10 November 2006 (UTC) ::I apologize for not being active for a few months. I'm still around, I've just been busy with classes, etc. A teacher's life is a busy one. To make things worse, I haven't had internet access for about a month or more. I'll see if I can make time to contribute more regularly again. :) Oh, and my "email this user" works, so if there's something that needs admin intervention (like MediaWiki stuff), you can still get ahold of me, even if it may be a little while before I get it taken care of. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 19:46, 28 November 2006 (UTC) == Interwiki link == How do you link to Simple Witionary from another wiki project?--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:38, 8 November 2006 (UTC) :Either <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>; if you're on a Simple English project, use <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or, if you're on a Wiktionary, use <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 12:19, 9 November 2006 (UTC) == MediaWiki:Common.css == Hi, can we import some styles (specifically the <tt>messagebox</tt> class, and maybe some of its subclasses as well) from [[:w:MediaWiki:Common.css]] into [[MediaWiki:Common.css]]? This is purely for cosmetic reasons, but some of the templates that we have (including [[Template:Delete]]) use the <tt>messagebox</tt> class, which is not defined here. (P.S. This requires an admin) Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 16:40, 10 November 2006 (UTC) :I have gone ahead and asked for a temporary +sysop on meta, and have imported all CSS classes from the Simple English Wikipedia (with the exception of CommonsTicker-related styles). Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:19, 18 November 2006 (UTC) == Example sentences == In a dictionary such as this, I think it's important that the example sentences actually ''exemplify'' the use of a defined word rather than simply include it. Consider the following examples: #''There was a '''book''' on the table.'' #''He finished reading, closed the '''book''', and put it down.'' In the first sentence, '''book''' could be almost anything, animate or inanimate, of a size suitable for being on tables. The second sentence, in contrast, shows that '''book''' is related to reading and that it can be held and closed. This second sentence exemplifies '''book''', while the first simply uses it. We should also try to exemplify the syntactic properties of defined words. '''Notwithstanding''', for instance, is an unusual preposition in that it can appear after the noun. Thus, examples showing both pre- and post-noun usage would be useful. Similarly, nouns that have both countable and uncountable senses should have example sentences showing these. And so on. Finally, it would also be good to try to identify and show strong [[:en:collocation | collocations]]. Some good tools for this are [http://193.133.140.102/JustTheWord/ Just the Word] and Mark Davies's [http://view.byu.edu/ VIEW] interface to the [[w:British_National_Corpus|BNC]]. These can also provide authentic example sentences. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 00:32, 11 November 2006 (UTC) == Question == Who is father of Education ''<small>—This unsigned comment was added by</small>''<small> [[User:164.100.216.2|164.100.216.2]] ([[User talk:164.100.216.2|talk]] • [[Special:Contributions/164.100.216.2|contribs]]) 07:48, 16 November 2006 (UTC{{{3|}}})</small> :Hi, this is a forum for discussing topics related to the Simple English Wiktionary. Perhaps you could try looking for information on the [[:w:Main Page|Simple English Wikipedia]], or the [[:w:en:Main Page|English Wikipedia]]. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 15:50, 17 November 2006 (UTC) ::I'm a native English speaker and I don't know the answer to your question. Put your question on [[Wiktionary:Requested definitions]]. Also say on that page where you saw those words being used. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:39, 25 November 2006 (UTC) == Edit buttons gone == What happened to our edit buttons? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 14:30, 25 November 2006 (UTC) :Edit buttons? - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 14:32, 25 November 2006 (UTC) ::I don't know what to call them. When you were editing something, there was a row of buttons at the top of the edit window: bold, italics, math, signatures, etc. They're not there anymore. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:33, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :::Check your preferences. Check on the 'Editing' tab that the box is ticked to show the toolbar. [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 11:54, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::::Yes, it's checked. The tool bar was there on Friday and gone on Saturday. I haven't changed anything. I take it, then, that others still have their tool bar? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:36, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :::::I turned them off in my preferences and turned them back on and now they're back again. Something a programmer might have a look at. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 19:34, 28 November 2006 (UTC) == Pictures == My idea: all nouns need pictures in the definitions. Writers need ideas about copyright and about finding pictures. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 19:55, 25 November 2006 (UTC) I did it! I put a picture in! See [[wire]]. I think all definitions need pictures. Is that good? Did I do it right? I found the picture in Wikimedia Commons. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 20:37, 26 November 2006 (UTC) :Well done! Many nouns already have pictures with them. Many other nouns, however, are too abstract for a picture. Put one in where it makes sense. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:18, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks. I'm having some problems formatting the pages with the pictures. I want the pictures near the top so people will see them immediately. On the page [[wave]] the picture covered some of the words. I put many "nbsp" so that it doesn't cover the words. But I think that will not work well for all browser windows. There must be a good way to do it. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 04:06, 27 November 2006 (UTC) The [[walk]] page now has a moving picture! --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 05:03, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :Cool! --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:29, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::Mostly I don't like moving pictures. It's hard to read when there is a moving picture on the page. But if I put it there, I like it. :-) Some people may not be able to see the moving picture. Some people may not be able to see any pictures. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:32, 27 November 2006 (UTC) OK, now I know how to put the pictures on the page in a good way. Put the picture. (Do not put "300px" if not needed.) Then put words that will be beside the picture. Then put <nowiki> <br style="clear:both"/> </nowiki>. Then put words that need to be under the picture. See [[angry]]. See also [[:en:wikipedia:Wikipedia:Extended image syntax]]. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:42, 27 November 2006 (UTC) == "Change this part" == I like where it says "change this page". That's Simple English. It seems friendly to me. But when a page has parts, it says "edit". It needs to say "Change this part." --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 05:56, 28 November 2006 (UTC) :Good point, Coppertwig. I'm glad to see some new users active here. I'll try to get this fixed this week or so, though I don't have time at this precise moment. :) I'm sure it is on MediaWiki somewhere under MediaWiki:Allmessages. If you can find it, that will speed up my job. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 19:50, 28 November 2006 (UTC) ::I'm way behind you. I've found [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/MediaWiki MediaWiki]. I've found [http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/MediaWiki_localization MediaWiki localisation]. I haven't found "MediaWiki:Allmessages" or "Allmessages" anywhere. Maybe if you tell me where to find that, then I can look through it for the edit message. :-) --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:09, 29 November 2006 (UTC) == Babel boxes == Babel boxes on user pages don't work in Simple English Wiktionary? Does anyone know how to fix that? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:41, 29 November 2006 (UTC) == Definitions == My ideas: Simple English needs to have only one definition for one word. I think the first definition for each word is the Simple English definition, and writers need to try to use only the first definition. But when there is a noun definition and a verb definition and they are very near, then those 2 definitions can be used. The first definition needs to be the most important one. A definition in Simple English can cover more things than the English definition. In English someone may say "bowl". "Bowl" is not BE850. In Simple English someone may say "basin" or "little basin" when talking about the same thing. The definition of "basin" in Simple English may be a little different from the English definition. Frequently two definitions for the same word in English can be one definition in Simple English. "Black" does not need one definition for a colour and another definition for an adjective saying that a thing has that colour. It is the same idea. The adjective is most frequent and most important. If someone uses it as a noun, people will understand. OK, maybe it needs two definitions because one is a noun and one is an adjective. But many other words can have one definition in Simple English for two definitions in English, because the Simple English definitions are simpler and cover more things. Little things that are different between two definitions in English are not important in Simple English. If someone writing a Wikipedia page needs to say an important difference between two things, the person needs to use a sentence to say the difference. Those are my ideas. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 14:04, 29 November 2006 (UTC) Example: [[apparatus]] has 3 definitions. I think they are all the same idea. (see picture.) I think they need to be 1 definition here. Maybe in English Wiktionary they need to be 3 definitions. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 14:06, 29 November 2006 (UTC) :I generally agree, but wouldn't take things quite this far. I think: :# Each word class should be represented and defined. For example, there should not be one definition that covers both adjective and noun, though the same definition could possibly be repeated with only minor changes. :# Rather than trying to tease apart individual senses of the word, I think we should aim for broad definitions that deal with the underlying similarity of the various senses. For example, Paul Nation gives the example of ''head'', which he defines as "the top or most important part, for example, head of your body, head of a match, head of an organisation." (''Learning Vocabulary in Another Language'', p. 92) :# Where there are multiple definitions, they should be sorted from most to least common. Similarly, the more common word class should be listed first. :# The BE850 is problematic because it has never been widely adopted and the word choices are often anachronistic. A better choice of words would be the [[Wiktionary:BNC_spoken_freq|BNC2000]]. :--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 17:00, 29 November 2006 (UTC) 13003 2006-11-29T18:12:06Z Brett 77 /* Definitions */ '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |}__NEWSECTIONLINK__ ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some countries, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) ==Category capitalization== Shall categories begin with upper cases or not? I am asking this because I have found different uses of upper and lower cases at [[Special:Categories]].--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 13:36, 14 April 2006 (UTC) :I had the same question a while back, though I asked it somewhere else. I think that categories should all be lowercase unless they are proper nouns, so that they work just like the entry titles. I'd say that you can go ahead an [[Wiktionary:Be bold|boldly]] change it, and if someone doesn't like it or has a better idea, they can change it back. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:33, 18 April 2006 (UTC) :If you do change it, don't forget to change the templates that refer to those categories, so that they put the words in the new place. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:22, 20 April 2006 (UTC) ::I see that [[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] has not worked on (or at least has not completed) changing the categories. I have completely changed my mind regarding them. The reason that articles in the (main) namespace are lowercase is to show the word as it is really meant to be and to distinguish between proper names and other words. This does not apply to categories or appendices (I just created the first appendix, [[:Appendix:Prepositions]]), though it should still apply to templates so that we don't have to type a capital letter every time we insert a template. Categories and appendices are ''groups'' of these words, and so should be capitalized regularly, just as they are in other projects. I am changing categories accordingly. Other thoughts? As I mentioned above, if we decide I'm wrong, we can boldly change it back. :) Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:54, 15 May 2006 (UTC) :::Hello. I have not been here until now as I was too busy administering other Wiki sites. As I am now an admin at eight Wiki sites, I am unsure how often I will come here. Article names at Wiktionary should not be automatically upper cases, but for categories, I do not really mind whether upper or lower cases. In case you want to talk to me but I am inactive here, I suggest leaving a message at my talk page at Wiktionary, Wikipedia, or Wikisource in English version that I administer.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:55, 4 November 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == WikiReader == What do we think about publishing a WikiReader with the BE850 and BE1500? I'd be happy to do most of the work behind it (exporting to PDF, managing download site etc). [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 12:00, 19 May 2006 (UTC) :I'm thinking we should probably have them mostly done before we worry about that, but other than that, sound good. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 19:03, 23 May 2006 (UTC) == Translations == Other Wiktionaries add translations for words into other languages. SEWiktionary is meant to give definitions of English words using simple English, so if we did add translations, we would not include those other words here, but only link to other wiktionaries. For example, if we translated "heavy" (meaning having a lot of weight), the Spanish is "pesado." We might link to the English Wiktionary page on [[:en:pesado]] or to the Spanish Wiktionary [[:es:pesado]]. These would be interwiki links, but under a translation section, not an "in other languages" sidebar interwiki, since each meaning should be translated separately. I think there are pros and cons to this idea. The pros are that our focus audience are people who are do not know much English, and many of them only know it as a second language, so a translation into their own language could be quite useful. The cons are that we are focused on English words. A translation would be a distraction from our focus. Also, that niche is already filled by the English Wiktionary. I think our focus should stay firmly fixed on simple English definitions of English words. Feel free to comment. We'll do what the community decides, of course. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:08, 21 May 2006 (UTC) :I suppose that this simple English Wiktionary is for definitions from simple English to simple English only, right? This should be good enough since more complex contents should go to regular English Wiktionary.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:58, 4 November 2006 (UTC) ::Simple English Wikipedia pages need to use some hard English words. I think Simple English Wiktionary needs definitions in simple English for those hard English words. It also needs definitions in simple English for simple English words. I think it's a good idea to link to English Wiktionary for translations. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:46, 25 November 2006 (UTC) ::Question: the word "kind": is it a noun in simple English? or an adjective? or both? How do we know or decide these questions? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:46, 25 November 2006 (UTC) :::Both. Word classes do not change in simple English. Does this answer your question? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:16, 27 November 2006 (UTC) == Etymologies/word histories == Another thing that has come up is the question of etymologies. English Wiktionary and others show the etymology of each word, and tend to have the earlier forms as separate entries. Because we are focused on English words (that is, Modern English), we would not include those early forms separately, but we could include unlinked word origins/etymologies. Again, there are pros and cons. Etymologies could be difficult to understand for someone who doesn't know much English. Additionally, they are not our focus, and could be a distraction. Plus, English Wiktionary already does that more effectively. On the other hand, I think it is cool to show where words come from, and this can help people understand why a word is spelled a particular way, I think. English orthography is one of the hardest parts of learning English, but knowing where a word comes from helps significantly in understanding its orthography (spelling). That said, teaching English is not our goal here, any more than it is the goal of Simple English Wikipedia. We are writing a dictionary here, not an English 101 textbook. If people use us to learn English, that is their own choice, but it is not our focus. I guess I could go either way on this one. I tentatively '''support''' adding etymologies to words. What do all of you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:16, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == How detailed do we go? == In articles such as that for [[sad]], some users have obvioulsy gone to a great deal of trouble to flesh out all sorts of synonyms, related words, etc. Unfortunately, few of the words are very simple (or even useful. For example, on the [[sad]] page we have ''glum'' as a synonym.) I think this kind of detail needs to be pared back to avoid being overwhelming to English language learners. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:26, 16 July 2006 (UTC) :Yeah, I was the one who put all those synonyms and antonyms on there. I still think it is useful, and it is obvious that they are synonyms, etc. by their placement, but I guess I did go a little overboard. But this wiktionary should not be limited to Simple English words. It should include all English words, but the definitions should be limited to simple English. People may find the word [[glum]] and wonder what it means, but not be able to understand the English Wiktionary definition. We need that entry here, and its connection to [[sad]] seems very logical. I think [[lugubrious]] should be cut out sooner than [[glum]]. Limiting the synonyms and antonyms may be useful in some ways, but we are about including information, not leaving it out. We might even want to include (for example) a main synonym section, and later on a section on ''other synonyms''. I don't know. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:44, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::Indeed, we should have articles for simple words and other words, so there should eventually be an entry for ''glum'', ''lugubrious'' and whatever else you can come up with. However, a typical user who is looking up the word ''sad'', will not benefit from ''glum''. The user who looks up ''glum'', on the other hand, may well benefit from being told that ''sad'' is a synonym as they will likely have no idea what ''glum'' means, but may very well understand ''sad''. ::Furthermore, you write, "we are about including information, not leaving it out." To the contrary! Knowing what to leave out is at least as important as knowing what to put in. A 20-page dictionary entry on ''run'' is neither simple nor useful. This is, after all, a dictionary, not a thesaurus or an encyclopedia. If the user who looks up ''sad'' is looking specifically for uncommon synonyms, they're using a wrench to drive in a nail.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:58, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::*Well how else do you expect people to look for uncommon synonyms, except by starting with a common word? Perhaps we can put common synonyms right there on the page, while listing rare ones separately on a thesaurus-like page. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 07:07, 31 July 2006 (UTC) ::::If they're looking for uncommon synonyms, they should use a thesaurus, not a dictionary.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 11:27, 31 July 2006 (UTC) :::::Hey Brett, I really enjoyed your wrench-nail analogy. Kappa is referring to what EWikt has done in its Wikisaurus sub-project. We could do something similar here if people are interested in the idea. But either way, most dictionaries include at least some synonyms, and I think we should do so, too. You have a point when you say that glum should link to sad, but not necessarily sad to glum. Maybe if we tend to limit it to the first five or so most common synonyms and antonyms, it will be useful but not overboard. We can always change it later if we change our minds, etc. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:08, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ==Workshop== The following was posted by Adam Kilgarriff on the Corpora mailing list ---- LEXICOM-ASIA 2006 A Workshop in Lexicography and Lexical Computing Venue: Kowloon, Hong Kong Hosts: Language Centre, Hong Kong Univ of Science and Technology Dates: December 11th-15th, 2006 Led by Adam Kilgarriff and Michael Rundell of the Lexicography MasterClass, Lexicom is an intensive one-week workshop, with seminars on theoretical issues alternating with practical sessions at the computer. There will be some parallel 'lexicographic' and 'computational' sessions. Topics to be covered include: * corpus creation * corpus analysis: o software and corpus querying o discovering word senses, recording contextual information * writing dictionary entries * dictionary databases and writing systems * using web data Applications are invited from people with interests and experience in any of these areas. Over the last six years Lexicom has attracted 200 participants from 28 countries including lexicographers, computational linguists, professors, research students, translators, terminologists, and editors, managers and technical support staff from dictionary publishers and information management companies. The venue, HKUST, is beautifully situated on Clearwater Bay in Kowloon, only 30 minutes from central Hong Kong. To register for Lexicom, go to: http://lc.ust.hk/~centre/lexi2006/ Early registration is advised (the Workshop has been oversubscribed in previous years), and registrations received before 7th October 2006 carry a discounted fee. Further details, including reports of past events can be found at: http://www.lexmasterclass.com. Michael Rundell & Adam Kilgarriff The Lexicography MasterClass --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 13:31, 28 September 2006 (UTC) == Logo discussion == Greetings, I apologise for writing in English. There is a discussion about the logo for Wiktionary at [[meta:Wiktionary/logo]]. Please go there and help us decide. Please also put this message on your community page. Thank you. -[[meta:User:Dbmag9|Dbmag9]] (copied here from [[talk:Main Page]] by [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:39, 23 July 2006 (UTC)) == Most linked article == Is there a way to find the article with the most links? In particular, I'm interested in finding the most-linked-to article that doesn't yet exist.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 21:19, 27 July 2006 (UTC) *You need [[Special:Mostlinked]], and in particular [[Special:Wantedpages]]. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 23:03, 27 July 2006 (UTC) == Benchmarks! == I think [[now]] was the 700th. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:51, 2 August 2006 (UTC) :Congratulations, everyone! Great work. Let's keep it up. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:02, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ===750=== [[lucky]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ===800=== [[benefit]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:27, 14 August 2006 (UTC) ===900=== [[legislation]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:21, 12 September 2006 (UTC) ===Almost 1000=== A virtual beer to the user who adds the 1000th word!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 20:03, 3 November 2006 (UTC) : [[brush]]! Hooray! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 03:35, 7 November 2006 (UTC) ::Make it two beers! Well done, PTO!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:23, 8 November 2006 (UTC) == A different idea == I recently had an idea for a sort of word rating system. This would show the SE user how difficult/complicated the word is considered by native speakers, and perhaps even include an easier and/or more challenging (for the basic words) alternative. I'm thinking of a kind of thermometer look, maybe up in the right-hand corner. It would have something like four or five degrees, including: basic or easy (from the BE850, words like [[do]], [[cold]], and [[woman]]), fairly basic or fairly easy (BE1500 or so, words like [[sink]], [[math]], and [[trust]]), medium or intermediate (about regular conversation level, somewhat less common than BE1500, words like [[complete]], [[freezing]], and [[feminine]]), fairly advanced or fairly hard (more complex or difficult a concept or term, words like [[nondescript]], [[anthropology]], and [[uncharacteristic]]), and advanced or hard (for jargon and other much less common words such as [[sodium benzoate]], [[sesquipedalian]], and [[indefatigable]]). We can tweak these levels or add new ones if/when we feel they are warranted. What do you all think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 10:07, 3 August 2006 (UTC) :I think it's a good idea, but I think basing it on BE is a bad idea, no matter how much you like BE. BE was not intended to choose the most simple or frequent words, but to bring together a list of words that would be sufficient to communicate any idea. Instead, I think we should base it on frequency counts, in the same way that the [http://www.longman.com/ldoce/ Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English] does. I think that using [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/nation.aspx Paul Nation]'s word counts would be a great place to start. He counts 'word families', so that ''run'', ''running'', ''runner'', etc. are all counted together. His counts are broken into 1000-word bands and are [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/range%20BNC.zip available] for free.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ::Though different organizations have different frequency counts, I think the idea is a sound one, and I think that there are many other word lists which would do a better job than BE. The only reason I've stuck with BE this long is because it was already there, and fairly convenient, not to mention a good place to start creating words. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 02:28, 14 August 2006 (UTC) :::I asked Paul Nation, and he wrote, "The lists are freely available for whoever wants to use them." Have a look.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:09, 15 August 2006 (UTC) ::::After looking at the BNC spoken frequency lists, I think you're right. I much prefer the way that these lists are set up, and it is nice to see not only the word but all its variations. I think it is much better. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 01:40, 24 August 2006 (UTC) == Move to [[Wiktionary talk:Simple talk]]? == I just want to throw up the idea of moving this page to the Wiktionary talk namespace. The advantage is that when editing a talk page [[MediaWiki:Talkpagetext]] is shown to the user. It would also leave this page open for FaQ's or something. Just an idea. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 14:55, 5 August 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for your input, Gerard. Nice to know you're still around every once in a while. You have a valid point about the talk page text being shown at the top of the page. It might be worth it to move it. However, I don't really care for the FAQ idea personally. It is supposed to be a simple *talk* page, so it should be something related to talk, even if it just redirects to its own talk page or explains how simple talk works. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 00:46, 24 August 2006 (UTC) ==Survivors?== I decided to come here and help out the project, after I saw the request for deletion at Meta. Personally, I would hate to see a project with this much potential die. <br><br> So, my question. How many regularly editing people are left? I noticed that a bureaucrat and two administrators haven't edited in a fairly long time, with the only admin exception seeming to be Cromwellt. Just give a shout here, I suppose. Thanks! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 21:49, 17 October 2006 (UTC) :Very few it seems, although I don't think ''left'' is the right word. There don't ever appear to have been many contributing memebers. Welcome though. Could I suggest you try to avoid difficult words in your definitions? For example, for ''approval'', you wrote "Formal permission or sanction." both words are less common than the word you're defining, and ''sanction'' is significantly less common. Just a suggestion. The participation is appreciated, though.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:30, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the suggestion. I used the word "left" because I had spent a while reading talk archives. This place seemed to be a lot more active back in Febuary. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 01:54, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ==Word of the Day== It seems the WotD has effectively died. Should we destroy the category/template for the word of the day as well? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 23:46, 25 October 2006 (UTC) Yes. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:13, 27 October 2006 (UTC) :I haven't checked if you deleted the cat/template for WotD, but I think it will probably be revived eventually (hopefully), so maybe deleting it was unnecessary. Then again, we can always recreate those I guess. No biggie. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 19:43, 28 November 2006 (UTC) == Vote to delete == I ended to vote to close this project on Meta. It has gone on long enough and is going nowhere fast. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 17:35, 2 November 2006 (UTC) :thank you!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:14, 2 November 2006 (UTC) ::Ah, finally. Its about time they closed that one up. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 00:59, 3 November 2006 (UTC) :::Great news :) - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:24, 6 November 2006 (UTC) == Administrators == Are there any active administrators/bureaucrats here anymore? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 16:33, 5 November 2006 (UTC) :Not really ;) [[User:h2g2bob]], our friendly bureaucrat, expressed a desire to resume contributing, but beyond that, the admins have been largely inactive. - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 16:46, 10 November 2006 (UTC) ::I apologize for not being active for a few months. I'm still around, I've just been busy with classes, etc. A teacher's life is a busy one. To make things worse, I haven't had internet access for about a month or more. I'll see if I can make time to contribute more regularly again. :) Oh, and my "email this user" works, so if there's something that needs admin intervention (like MediaWiki stuff), you can still get ahold of me, even if it may be a little while before I get it taken care of. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 19:46, 28 November 2006 (UTC) == Interwiki link == How do you link to Simple Witionary from another wiki project?--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:38, 8 November 2006 (UTC) :Either <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>; if you're on a Simple English project, use <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or, if you're on a Wiktionary, use <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 12:19, 9 November 2006 (UTC) == MediaWiki:Common.css == Hi, can we import some styles (specifically the <tt>messagebox</tt> class, and maybe some of its subclasses as well) from [[:w:MediaWiki:Common.css]] into [[MediaWiki:Common.css]]? This is purely for cosmetic reasons, but some of the templates that we have (including [[Template:Delete]]) use the <tt>messagebox</tt> class, which is not defined here. (P.S. This requires an admin) Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 16:40, 10 November 2006 (UTC) :I have gone ahead and asked for a temporary +sysop on meta, and have imported all CSS classes from the Simple English Wikipedia (with the exception of CommonsTicker-related styles). Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:19, 18 November 2006 (UTC) == Example sentences == In a dictionary such as this, I think it's important that the example sentences actually ''exemplify'' the use of a defined word rather than simply include it. Consider the following examples: #''There was a '''book''' on the table.'' #''He finished reading, closed the '''book''', and put it down.'' In the first sentence, '''book''' could be almost anything, animate or inanimate, of a size suitable for being on tables. The second sentence, in contrast, shows that '''book''' is related to reading and that it can be held and closed. This second sentence exemplifies '''book''', while the first simply uses it. We should also try to exemplify the syntactic properties of defined words. '''Notwithstanding''', for instance, is an unusual preposition in that it can appear after the noun. Thus, examples showing both pre- and post-noun usage would be useful. Similarly, nouns that have both countable and uncountable senses should have example sentences showing these. And so on. Finally, it would also be good to try to identify and show strong [[:en:collocation | collocations]]. Some good tools for this are [http://193.133.140.102/JustTheWord/ Just the Word] and Mark Davies's [http://view.byu.edu/ VIEW] interface to the [[w:British_National_Corpus|BNC]]. These can also provide authentic example sentences. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 00:32, 11 November 2006 (UTC) == Question == Who is father of Education ''<small>—This unsigned comment was added by</small>''<small> [[User:164.100.216.2|164.100.216.2]] ([[User talk:164.100.216.2|talk]] • [[Special:Contributions/164.100.216.2|contribs]]) 07:48, 16 November 2006 (UTC{{{3|}}})</small> :Hi, this is a forum for discussing topics related to the Simple English Wiktionary. Perhaps you could try looking for information on the [[:w:Main Page|Simple English Wikipedia]], or the [[:w:en:Main Page|English Wikipedia]]. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 15:50, 17 November 2006 (UTC) ::I'm a native English speaker and I don't know the answer to your question. Put your question on [[Wiktionary:Requested definitions]]. Also say on that page where you saw those words being used. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:39, 25 November 2006 (UTC) == Edit buttons gone == What happened to our edit buttons? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 14:30, 25 November 2006 (UTC) :Edit buttons? - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 14:32, 25 November 2006 (UTC) ::I don't know what to call them. When you were editing something, there was a row of buttons at the top of the edit window: bold, italics, math, signatures, etc. They're not there anymore. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:33, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :::Check your preferences. Check on the 'Editing' tab that the box is ticked to show the toolbar. [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 11:54, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::::Yes, it's checked. The tool bar was there on Friday and gone on Saturday. I haven't changed anything. I take it, then, that others still have their tool bar? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:36, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :::::I turned them off in my preferences and turned them back on and now they're back again. Something a programmer might have a look at. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 19:34, 28 November 2006 (UTC) == Pictures == My idea: all nouns need pictures in the definitions. Writers need ideas about copyright and about finding pictures. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 19:55, 25 November 2006 (UTC) I did it! I put a picture in! See [[wire]]. I think all definitions need pictures. Is that good? Did I do it right? I found the picture in Wikimedia Commons. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 20:37, 26 November 2006 (UTC) :Well done! Many nouns already have pictures with them. Many other nouns, however, are too abstract for a picture. Put one in where it makes sense. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:18, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks. I'm having some problems formatting the pages with the pictures. I want the pictures near the top so people will see them immediately. On the page [[wave]] the picture covered some of the words. I put many "nbsp" so that it doesn't cover the words. But I think that will not work well for all browser windows. There must be a good way to do it. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 04:06, 27 November 2006 (UTC) The [[walk]] page now has a moving picture! --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 05:03, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :Cool! --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:29, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::Mostly I don't like moving pictures. It's hard to read when there is a moving picture on the page. But if I put it there, I like it. :-) Some people may not be able to see the moving picture. Some people may not be able to see any pictures. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:32, 27 November 2006 (UTC) OK, now I know how to put the pictures on the page in a good way. Put the picture. (Do not put "300px" if not needed.) Then put words that will be beside the picture. Then put <nowiki> <br style="clear:both"/> </nowiki>. Then put words that need to be under the picture. See [[angry]]. See also [[:en:wikipedia:Wikipedia:Extended image syntax]]. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:42, 27 November 2006 (UTC) == "Change this part" == I like where it says "change this page". That's Simple English. It seems friendly to me. But when a page has parts, it says "edit". It needs to say "Change this part." --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 05:56, 28 November 2006 (UTC) :Good point, Coppertwig. I'm glad to see some new users active here. I'll try to get this fixed this week or so, though I don't have time at this precise moment. :) I'm sure it is on MediaWiki somewhere under MediaWiki:Allmessages. If you can find it, that will speed up my job. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 19:50, 28 November 2006 (UTC) ::I'm way behind you. I've found [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/MediaWiki MediaWiki]. I've found [http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/MediaWiki_localization MediaWiki localisation]. I haven't found "MediaWiki:Allmessages" or "Allmessages" anywhere. Maybe if you tell me where to find that, then I can look through it for the edit message. :-) --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:09, 29 November 2006 (UTC) == Babel boxes == Babel boxes on user pages don't work in Simple English Wiktionary? Does anyone know how to fix that? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:41, 29 November 2006 (UTC) == Definitions == My ideas: Simple English needs to have only one definition for one word. I think the first definition for each word is the Simple English definition, and writers need to try to use only the first definition. But when there is a noun definition and a verb definition and they are very near, then those 2 definitions can be used. The first definition needs to be the most important one. A definition in Simple English can cover more things than the English definition. In English someone may say "bowl". "Bowl" is not BE850. In Simple English someone may say "basin" or "little basin" when talking about the same thing. The definition of "basin" in Simple English may be a little different from the English definition. Frequently two definitions for the same word in English can be one definition in Simple English. "Black" does not need one definition for a colour and another definition for an adjective saying that a thing has that colour. It is the same idea. The adjective is most frequent and most important. If someone uses it as a noun, people will understand. OK, maybe it needs two definitions because one is a noun and one is an adjective. But many other words can have one definition in Simple English for two definitions in English, because the Simple English definitions are simpler and cover more things. Little things that are different between two definitions in English are not important in Simple English. If someone writing a Wikipedia page needs to say an important difference between two things, the person needs to use a sentence to say the difference. Those are my ideas. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 14:04, 29 November 2006 (UTC) Example: [[apparatus]] has 3 definitions. I think they are all the same idea. (see picture.) I think they need to be 1 definition here. Maybe in English Wiktionary they need to be 3 definitions. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 14:06, 29 November 2006 (UTC) :I generally agree, but wouldn't take things quite this far. I think: :# Each word class should be represented and defined. For example, there should not be one definition that covers both adjective and noun, though the same definition could possibly be repeated with only minor changes. :# Rather than trying to tease apart individual senses of the word, I think we should aim for broad definitions that deal with the underlying similarity of the various senses. For example, Paul Nation gives the example of ''head'', which he defines as "the top or most important part, for example, head of your body, head of a match, head of an organisation." (''Learning Vocabulary in Another Language'', p. 92) :# Where there are multiple definitions, they should be sorted from most to least common. Similarly, the more common word class should be listed first. :# The BE850 is problematic because it has never been widely adopted and the word choices are often anachronistic. A better choice of words would be the [[Wiktionary:BNC_spoken_freq|BNC2000]]. :--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 17:00, 29 November 2006 (UTC) ::One more thing, Ogden, the sneaky guy, often specifically chose highly polysemous words to get more coverage from fewer words.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:12, 29 November 2006 (UTC) 13023 2006-11-30T03:28:22Z Coppertwig 139 /* Definitions */ some ideas '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |}__NEWSECTIONLINK__ ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some countries, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) ==Category capitalization== Shall categories begin with upper cases or not? I am asking this because I have found different uses of upper and lower cases at [[Special:Categories]].--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 13:36, 14 April 2006 (UTC) :I had the same question a while back, though I asked it somewhere else. I think that categories should all be lowercase unless they are proper nouns, so that they work just like the entry titles. I'd say that you can go ahead an [[Wiktionary:Be bold|boldly]] change it, and if someone doesn't like it or has a better idea, they can change it back. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:33, 18 April 2006 (UTC) :If you do change it, don't forget to change the templates that refer to those categories, so that they put the words in the new place. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:22, 20 April 2006 (UTC) ::I see that [[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] has not worked on (or at least has not completed) changing the categories. I have completely changed my mind regarding them. The reason that articles in the (main) namespace are lowercase is to show the word as it is really meant to be and to distinguish between proper names and other words. This does not apply to categories or appendices (I just created the first appendix, [[:Appendix:Prepositions]]), though it should still apply to templates so that we don't have to type a capital letter every time we insert a template. Categories and appendices are ''groups'' of these words, and so should be capitalized regularly, just as they are in other projects. I am changing categories accordingly. Other thoughts? As I mentioned above, if we decide I'm wrong, we can boldly change it back. :) Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:54, 15 May 2006 (UTC) :::Hello. I have not been here until now as I was too busy administering other Wiki sites. As I am now an admin at eight Wiki sites, I am unsure how often I will come here. Article names at Wiktionary should not be automatically upper cases, but for categories, I do not really mind whether upper or lower cases. In case you want to talk to me but I am inactive here, I suggest leaving a message at my talk page at Wiktionary, Wikipedia, or Wikisource in English version that I administer.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:55, 4 November 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == WikiReader == What do we think about publishing a WikiReader with the BE850 and BE1500? I'd be happy to do most of the work behind it (exporting to PDF, managing download site etc). [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 12:00, 19 May 2006 (UTC) :I'm thinking we should probably have them mostly done before we worry about that, but other than that, sound good. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 19:03, 23 May 2006 (UTC) == Translations == Other Wiktionaries add translations for words into other languages. SEWiktionary is meant to give definitions of English words using simple English, so if we did add translations, we would not include those other words here, but only link to other wiktionaries. For example, if we translated "heavy" (meaning having a lot of weight), the Spanish is "pesado." We might link to the English Wiktionary page on [[:en:pesado]] or to the Spanish Wiktionary [[:es:pesado]]. These would be interwiki links, but under a translation section, not an "in other languages" sidebar interwiki, since each meaning should be translated separately. I think there are pros and cons to this idea. The pros are that our focus audience are people who are do not know much English, and many of them only know it as a second language, so a translation into their own language could be quite useful. The cons are that we are focused on English words. A translation would be a distraction from our focus. Also, that niche is already filled by the English Wiktionary. I think our focus should stay firmly fixed on simple English definitions of English words. Feel free to comment. We'll do what the community decides, of course. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:08, 21 May 2006 (UTC) :I suppose that this simple English Wiktionary is for definitions from simple English to simple English only, right? This should be good enough since more complex contents should go to regular English Wiktionary.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:58, 4 November 2006 (UTC) ::Simple English Wikipedia pages need to use some hard English words. I think Simple English Wiktionary needs definitions in simple English for those hard English words. It also needs definitions in simple English for simple English words. I think it's a good idea to link to English Wiktionary for translations. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:46, 25 November 2006 (UTC) ::Question: the word "kind": is it a noun in simple English? or an adjective? or both? How do we know or decide these questions? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:46, 25 November 2006 (UTC) :::Both. Word classes do not change in simple English. Does this answer your question? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:16, 27 November 2006 (UTC) == Etymologies/word histories == Another thing that has come up is the question of etymologies. English Wiktionary and others show the etymology of each word, and tend to have the earlier forms as separate entries. Because we are focused on English words (that is, Modern English), we would not include those early forms separately, but we could include unlinked word origins/etymologies. Again, there are pros and cons. Etymologies could be difficult to understand for someone who doesn't know much English. Additionally, they are not our focus, and could be a distraction. Plus, English Wiktionary already does that more effectively. On the other hand, I think it is cool to show where words come from, and this can help people understand why a word is spelled a particular way, I think. English orthography is one of the hardest parts of learning English, but knowing where a word comes from helps significantly in understanding its orthography (spelling). That said, teaching English is not our goal here, any more than it is the goal of Simple English Wikipedia. We are writing a dictionary here, not an English 101 textbook. If people use us to learn English, that is their own choice, but it is not our focus. I guess I could go either way on this one. I tentatively '''support''' adding etymologies to words. What do all of you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:16, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == How detailed do we go? == In articles such as that for [[sad]], some users have obvioulsy gone to a great deal of trouble to flesh out all sorts of synonyms, related words, etc. Unfortunately, few of the words are very simple (or even useful. For example, on the [[sad]] page we have ''glum'' as a synonym.) I think this kind of detail needs to be pared back to avoid being overwhelming to English language learners. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:26, 16 July 2006 (UTC) :Yeah, I was the one who put all those synonyms and antonyms on there. I still think it is useful, and it is obvious that they are synonyms, etc. by their placement, but I guess I did go a little overboard. But this wiktionary should not be limited to Simple English words. It should include all English words, but the definitions should be limited to simple English. People may find the word [[glum]] and wonder what it means, but not be able to understand the English Wiktionary definition. We need that entry here, and its connection to [[sad]] seems very logical. I think [[lugubrious]] should be cut out sooner than [[glum]]. Limiting the synonyms and antonyms may be useful in some ways, but we are about including information, not leaving it out. We might even want to include (for example) a main synonym section, and later on a section on ''other synonyms''. I don't know. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:44, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::Indeed, we should have articles for simple words and other words, so there should eventually be an entry for ''glum'', ''lugubrious'' and whatever else you can come up with. However, a typical user who is looking up the word ''sad'', will not benefit from ''glum''. The user who looks up ''glum'', on the other hand, may well benefit from being told that ''sad'' is a synonym as they will likely have no idea what ''glum'' means, but may very well understand ''sad''. ::Furthermore, you write, "we are about including information, not leaving it out." To the contrary! Knowing what to leave out is at least as important as knowing what to put in. A 20-page dictionary entry on ''run'' is neither simple nor useful. This is, after all, a dictionary, not a thesaurus or an encyclopedia. If the user who looks up ''sad'' is looking specifically for uncommon synonyms, they're using a wrench to drive in a nail.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:58, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::*Well how else do you expect people to look for uncommon synonyms, except by starting with a common word? Perhaps we can put common synonyms right there on the page, while listing rare ones separately on a thesaurus-like page. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 07:07, 31 July 2006 (UTC) ::::If they're looking for uncommon synonyms, they should use a thesaurus, not a dictionary.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 11:27, 31 July 2006 (UTC) :::::Hey Brett, I really enjoyed your wrench-nail analogy. Kappa is referring to what EWikt has done in its Wikisaurus sub-project. We could do something similar here if people are interested in the idea. But either way, most dictionaries include at least some synonyms, and I think we should do so, too. You have a point when you say that glum should link to sad, but not necessarily sad to glum. Maybe if we tend to limit it to the first five or so most common synonyms and antonyms, it will be useful but not overboard. We can always change it later if we change our minds, etc. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:08, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ==Workshop== The following was posted by Adam Kilgarriff on the Corpora mailing list ---- LEXICOM-ASIA 2006 A Workshop in Lexicography and Lexical Computing Venue: Kowloon, Hong Kong Hosts: Language Centre, Hong Kong Univ of Science and Technology Dates: December 11th-15th, 2006 Led by Adam Kilgarriff and Michael Rundell of the Lexicography MasterClass, Lexicom is an intensive one-week workshop, with seminars on theoretical issues alternating with practical sessions at the computer. There will be some parallel 'lexicographic' and 'computational' sessions. Topics to be covered include: * corpus creation * corpus analysis: o software and corpus querying o discovering word senses, recording contextual information * writing dictionary entries * dictionary databases and writing systems * using web data Applications are invited from people with interests and experience in any of these areas. Over the last six years Lexicom has attracted 200 participants from 28 countries including lexicographers, computational linguists, professors, research students, translators, terminologists, and editors, managers and technical support staff from dictionary publishers and information management companies. The venue, HKUST, is beautifully situated on Clearwater Bay in Kowloon, only 30 minutes from central Hong Kong. To register for Lexicom, go to: http://lc.ust.hk/~centre/lexi2006/ Early registration is advised (the Workshop has been oversubscribed in previous years), and registrations received before 7th October 2006 carry a discounted fee. Further details, including reports of past events can be found at: http://www.lexmasterclass.com. Michael Rundell & Adam Kilgarriff The Lexicography MasterClass --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 13:31, 28 September 2006 (UTC) == Logo discussion == Greetings, I apologise for writing in English. There is a discussion about the logo for Wiktionary at [[meta:Wiktionary/logo]]. Please go there and help us decide. Please also put this message on your community page. Thank you. -[[meta:User:Dbmag9|Dbmag9]] (copied here from [[talk:Main Page]] by [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:39, 23 July 2006 (UTC)) == Most linked article == Is there a way to find the article with the most links? In particular, I'm interested in finding the most-linked-to article that doesn't yet exist.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 21:19, 27 July 2006 (UTC) *You need [[Special:Mostlinked]], and in particular [[Special:Wantedpages]]. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 23:03, 27 July 2006 (UTC) == Benchmarks! == I think [[now]] was the 700th. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:51, 2 August 2006 (UTC) :Congratulations, everyone! Great work. Let's keep it up. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:02, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ===750=== [[lucky]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ===800=== [[benefit]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:27, 14 August 2006 (UTC) ===900=== [[legislation]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:21, 12 September 2006 (UTC) ===Almost 1000=== A virtual beer to the user who adds the 1000th word!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 20:03, 3 November 2006 (UTC) : [[brush]]! Hooray! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 03:35, 7 November 2006 (UTC) ::Make it two beers! Well done, PTO!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:23, 8 November 2006 (UTC) == A different idea == I recently had an idea for a sort of word rating system. This would show the SE user how difficult/complicated the word is considered by native speakers, and perhaps even include an easier and/or more challenging (for the basic words) alternative. I'm thinking of a kind of thermometer look, maybe up in the right-hand corner. It would have something like four or five degrees, including: basic or easy (from the BE850, words like [[do]], [[cold]], and [[woman]]), fairly basic or fairly easy (BE1500 or so, words like [[sink]], [[math]], and [[trust]]), medium or intermediate (about regular conversation level, somewhat less common than BE1500, words like [[complete]], [[freezing]], and [[feminine]]), fairly advanced or fairly hard (more complex or difficult a concept or term, words like [[nondescript]], [[anthropology]], and [[uncharacteristic]]), and advanced or hard (for jargon and other much less common words such as [[sodium benzoate]], [[sesquipedalian]], and [[indefatigable]]). We can tweak these levels or add new ones if/when we feel they are warranted. What do you all think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 10:07, 3 August 2006 (UTC) :I think it's a good idea, but I think basing it on BE is a bad idea, no matter how much you like BE. BE was not intended to choose the most simple or frequent words, but to bring together a list of words that would be sufficient to communicate any idea. Instead, I think we should base it on frequency counts, in the same way that the [http://www.longman.com/ldoce/ Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English] does. I think that using [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/nation.aspx Paul Nation]'s word counts would be a great place to start. He counts 'word families', so that ''run'', ''running'', ''runner'', etc. are all counted together. His counts are broken into 1000-word bands and are [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/range%20BNC.zip available] for free.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ::Though different organizations have different frequency counts, I think the idea is a sound one, and I think that there are many other word lists which would do a better job than BE. The only reason I've stuck with BE this long is because it was already there, and fairly convenient, not to mention a good place to start creating words. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 02:28, 14 August 2006 (UTC) :::I asked Paul Nation, and he wrote, "The lists are freely available for whoever wants to use them." Have a look.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:09, 15 August 2006 (UTC) ::::After looking at the BNC spoken frequency lists, I think you're right. I much prefer the way that these lists are set up, and it is nice to see not only the word but all its variations. I think it is much better. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 01:40, 24 August 2006 (UTC) == Move to [[Wiktionary talk:Simple talk]]? == I just want to throw up the idea of moving this page to the Wiktionary talk namespace. The advantage is that when editing a talk page [[MediaWiki:Talkpagetext]] is shown to the user. It would also leave this page open for FaQ's or something. Just an idea. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 14:55, 5 August 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for your input, Gerard. Nice to know you're still around every once in a while. You have a valid point about the talk page text being shown at the top of the page. It might be worth it to move it. However, I don't really care for the FAQ idea personally. It is supposed to be a simple *talk* page, so it should be something related to talk, even if it just redirects to its own talk page or explains how simple talk works. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 00:46, 24 August 2006 (UTC) ==Survivors?== I decided to come here and help out the project, after I saw the request for deletion at Meta. Personally, I would hate to see a project with this much potential die. <br><br> So, my question. How many regularly editing people are left? I noticed that a bureaucrat and two administrators haven't edited in a fairly long time, with the only admin exception seeming to be Cromwellt. Just give a shout here, I suppose. Thanks! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 21:49, 17 October 2006 (UTC) :Very few it seems, although I don't think ''left'' is the right word. There don't ever appear to have been many contributing memebers. Welcome though. Could I suggest you try to avoid difficult words in your definitions? For example, for ''approval'', you wrote "Formal permission or sanction." both words are less common than the word you're defining, and ''sanction'' is significantly less common. Just a suggestion. The participation is appreciated, though.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:30, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the suggestion. I used the word "left" because I had spent a while reading talk archives. This place seemed to be a lot more active back in Febuary. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 01:54, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ==Word of the Day== It seems the WotD has effectively died. Should we destroy the category/template for the word of the day as well? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 23:46, 25 October 2006 (UTC) Yes. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:13, 27 October 2006 (UTC) :I haven't checked if you deleted the cat/template for WotD, but I think it will probably be revived eventually (hopefully), so maybe deleting it was unnecessary. Then again, we can always recreate those I guess. No biggie. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 19:43, 28 November 2006 (UTC) == Vote to delete == I ended to vote to close this project on Meta. It has gone on long enough and is going nowhere fast. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 17:35, 2 November 2006 (UTC) :thank you!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:14, 2 November 2006 (UTC) ::Ah, finally. Its about time they closed that one up. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 00:59, 3 November 2006 (UTC) :::Great news :) - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:24, 6 November 2006 (UTC) == Administrators == Are there any active administrators/bureaucrats here anymore? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 16:33, 5 November 2006 (UTC) :Not really ;) [[User:h2g2bob]], our friendly bureaucrat, expressed a desire to resume contributing, but beyond that, the admins have been largely inactive. - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 16:46, 10 November 2006 (UTC) ::I apologize for not being active for a few months. I'm still around, I've just been busy with classes, etc. A teacher's life is a busy one. To make things worse, I haven't had internet access for about a month or more. I'll see if I can make time to contribute more regularly again. :) Oh, and my "email this user" works, so if there's something that needs admin intervention (like MediaWiki stuff), you can still get ahold of me, even if it may be a little while before I get it taken care of. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 19:46, 28 November 2006 (UTC) == Interwiki link == How do you link to Simple Witionary from another wiki project?--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:38, 8 November 2006 (UTC) :Either <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>; if you're on a Simple English project, use <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or, if you're on a Wiktionary, use <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 12:19, 9 November 2006 (UTC) == MediaWiki:Common.css == Hi, can we import some styles (specifically the <tt>messagebox</tt> class, and maybe some of its subclasses as well) from [[:w:MediaWiki:Common.css]] into [[MediaWiki:Common.css]]? This is purely for cosmetic reasons, but some of the templates that we have (including [[Template:Delete]]) use the <tt>messagebox</tt> class, which is not defined here. (P.S. This requires an admin) Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 16:40, 10 November 2006 (UTC) :I have gone ahead and asked for a temporary +sysop on meta, and have imported all CSS classes from the Simple English Wikipedia (with the exception of CommonsTicker-related styles). Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:19, 18 November 2006 (UTC) == Example sentences == In a dictionary such as this, I think it's important that the example sentences actually ''exemplify'' the use of a defined word rather than simply include it. Consider the following examples: #''There was a '''book''' on the table.'' #''He finished reading, closed the '''book''', and put it down.'' In the first sentence, '''book''' could be almost anything, animate or inanimate, of a size suitable for being on tables. The second sentence, in contrast, shows that '''book''' is related to reading and that it can be held and closed. This second sentence exemplifies '''book''', while the first simply uses it. We should also try to exemplify the syntactic properties of defined words. '''Notwithstanding''', for instance, is an unusual preposition in that it can appear after the noun. Thus, examples showing both pre- and post-noun usage would be useful. Similarly, nouns that have both countable and uncountable senses should have example sentences showing these. And so on. Finally, it would also be good to try to identify and show strong [[:en:collocation | collocations]]. Some good tools for this are [http://193.133.140.102/JustTheWord/ Just the Word] and Mark Davies's [http://view.byu.edu/ VIEW] interface to the [[w:British_National_Corpus|BNC]]. These can also provide authentic example sentences. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 00:32, 11 November 2006 (UTC) == Question == Who is father of Education ''<small>—This unsigned comment was added by</small>''<small> [[User:164.100.216.2|164.100.216.2]] ([[User talk:164.100.216.2|talk]] • [[Special:Contributions/164.100.216.2|contribs]]) 07:48, 16 November 2006 (UTC{{{3|}}})</small> :Hi, this is a forum for discussing topics related to the Simple English Wiktionary. Perhaps you could try looking for information on the [[:w:Main Page|Simple English Wikipedia]], or the [[:w:en:Main Page|English Wikipedia]]. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 15:50, 17 November 2006 (UTC) ::I'm a native English speaker and I don't know the answer to your question. Put your question on [[Wiktionary:Requested definitions]]. Also say on that page where you saw those words being used. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:39, 25 November 2006 (UTC) == Edit buttons gone == What happened to our edit buttons? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 14:30, 25 November 2006 (UTC) :Edit buttons? - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 14:32, 25 November 2006 (UTC) ::I don't know what to call them. When you were editing something, there was a row of buttons at the top of the edit window: bold, italics, math, signatures, etc. They're not there anymore. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:33, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :::Check your preferences. Check on the 'Editing' tab that the box is ticked to show the toolbar. [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 11:54, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::::Yes, it's checked. The tool bar was there on Friday and gone on Saturday. I haven't changed anything. I take it, then, that others still have their tool bar? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:36, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :::::I turned them off in my preferences and turned them back on and now they're back again. Something a programmer might have a look at. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 19:34, 28 November 2006 (UTC) == Pictures == My idea: all nouns need pictures in the definitions. Writers need ideas about copyright and about finding pictures. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 19:55, 25 November 2006 (UTC) I did it! I put a picture in! See [[wire]]. I think all definitions need pictures. Is that good? Did I do it right? I found the picture in Wikimedia Commons. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 20:37, 26 November 2006 (UTC) :Well done! Many nouns already have pictures with them. Many other nouns, however, are too abstract for a picture. Put one in where it makes sense. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:18, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks. I'm having some problems formatting the pages with the pictures. I want the pictures near the top so people will see them immediately. On the page [[wave]] the picture covered some of the words. I put many "nbsp" so that it doesn't cover the words. But I think that will not work well for all browser windows. There must be a good way to do it. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 04:06, 27 November 2006 (UTC) The [[walk]] page now has a moving picture! --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 05:03, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :Cool! --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:29, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::Mostly I don't like moving pictures. It's hard to read when there is a moving picture on the page. But if I put it there, I like it. :-) Some people may not be able to see the moving picture. Some people may not be able to see any pictures. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:32, 27 November 2006 (UTC) OK, now I know how to put the pictures on the page in a good way. Put the picture. (Do not put "300px" if not needed.) Then put words that will be beside the picture. Then put <nowiki> <br style="clear:both"/> </nowiki>. Then put words that need to be under the picture. See [[angry]]. See also [[:en:wikipedia:Wikipedia:Extended image syntax]]. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:42, 27 November 2006 (UTC) == "Change this part" == I like where it says "change this page". That's Simple English. It seems friendly to me. But when a page has parts, it says "edit". It needs to say "Change this part." --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 05:56, 28 November 2006 (UTC) :Good point, Coppertwig. I'm glad to see some new users active here. I'll try to get this fixed this week or so, though I don't have time at this precise moment. :) I'm sure it is on MediaWiki somewhere under MediaWiki:Allmessages. If you can find it, that will speed up my job. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 19:50, 28 November 2006 (UTC) ::I'm way behind you. I've found [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/MediaWiki MediaWiki]. I've found [http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/MediaWiki_localization MediaWiki localisation]. I haven't found "MediaWiki:Allmessages" or "Allmessages" anywhere. Maybe if you tell me where to find that, then I can look through it for the edit message. :-) --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:09, 29 November 2006 (UTC) == Babel boxes == Babel boxes on user pages don't work in Simple English Wiktionary? Does anyone know how to fix that? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:41, 29 November 2006 (UTC) == Definitions == My ideas: Simple English needs to have only one definition for one word. I think the first definition for each word is the Simple English definition, and writers need to try to use only the first definition. But when there is a noun definition and a verb definition and they are very near, then those 2 definitions can be used. The first definition needs to be the most important one. A definition in Simple English can cover more things than the English definition. In English someone may say "bowl". "Bowl" is not BE850. In Simple English someone may say "basin" or "little basin" when talking about the same thing. The definition of "basin" in Simple English may be a little different from the English definition. Frequently two definitions for the same word in English can be one definition in Simple English. "Black" does not need one definition for a colour and another definition for an adjective saying that a thing has that colour. It is the same idea. The adjective is most frequent and most important. If someone uses it as a noun, people will understand. OK, maybe it needs two definitions because one is a noun and one is an adjective. But many other words can have one definition in Simple English for two definitions in English, because the Simple English definitions are simpler and cover more things. Little things that are different between two definitions in English are not important in Simple English. If someone writing a Wikipedia page needs to say an important difference between two things, the person needs to use a sentence to say the difference. Those are my ideas. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 14:04, 29 November 2006 (UTC) Example: [[apparatus]] has 3 definitions. I think they are all the same idea. (see picture.) I think they need to be 1 definition here. Maybe in English Wiktionary they need to be 3 definitions. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 14:06, 29 November 2006 (UTC) :I generally agree, but wouldn't take things quite this far. I think: :# Each word class should be represented and defined. For example, there should not be one definition that covers both adjective and noun, though the same definition could possibly be repeated with only minor changes. :# Rather than trying to tease apart individual senses of the word, I think we should aim for broad definitions that deal with the underlying similarity of the various senses. For example, Paul Nation gives the example of ''head'', which he defines as "the top or most important part, for example, head of your body, head of a match, head of an organisation." (''Learning Vocabulary in Another Language'', p. 92) :# Where there are multiple definitions, they should be sorted from most to least common. Similarly, the more common word class should be listed first. :# The BE850 is problematic because it has never been widely adopted and the word choices are often anachronistic. A better choice of words would be the [[Wiktionary:BNC_spoken_freq|BNC2000]]. :--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 17:00, 29 November 2006 (UTC) ::One more thing, Ogden, the sneaky guy, often specifically chose highly polysemous words to get more coverage from fewer words.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:12, 29 November 2006 (UTC) :::"Simple English" is not defined. Maybe we need to make a decision. Maybe we need to mark the first (or sometimes two) definitions on a page "Simple English" and mark the other ones "English". But maybe we would use too much time talking and not agreeing. Maybe it's good to just put the most frequent definition first. I would leave out very rare uses. :::Someone had the idea of asking the Wikimedia developers to make the Preview button show BE850 and BE1500 words in different colours. I think different underlining (<u>underlining</u> and <s>striking out</s>) is more useful because the colours show a link or no link. Hmm. It can be complex. Each user can choose in "my preferences" which list (BE850, BNC2000, etc.) marks the "Preview" when that user is changing a page. So we don't have to agree before we do that. (Forms of words, "make", "makes", "making" need to be used too.) --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 03:28, 30 November 2006 (UTC) 13025 2006-11-30T03:44:25Z Coppertwig 139 /* "Change this part" */ I found "editsection" in Allmessages '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |}__NEWSECTIONLINK__ ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some countries, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) ==Category capitalization== Shall categories begin with upper cases or not? I am asking this because I have found different uses of upper and lower cases at [[Special:Categories]].--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 13:36, 14 April 2006 (UTC) :I had the same question a while back, though I asked it somewhere else. I think that categories should all be lowercase unless they are proper nouns, so that they work just like the entry titles. I'd say that you can go ahead an [[Wiktionary:Be bold|boldly]] change it, and if someone doesn't like it or has a better idea, they can change it back. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:33, 18 April 2006 (UTC) :If you do change it, don't forget to change the templates that refer to those categories, so that they put the words in the new place. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:22, 20 April 2006 (UTC) ::I see that [[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] has not worked on (or at least has not completed) changing the categories. I have completely changed my mind regarding them. The reason that articles in the (main) namespace are lowercase is to show the word as it is really meant to be and to distinguish between proper names and other words. This does not apply to categories or appendices (I just created the first appendix, [[:Appendix:Prepositions]]), though it should still apply to templates so that we don't have to type a capital letter every time we insert a template. Categories and appendices are ''groups'' of these words, and so should be capitalized regularly, just as they are in other projects. I am changing categories accordingly. Other thoughts? As I mentioned above, if we decide I'm wrong, we can boldly change it back. :) Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:54, 15 May 2006 (UTC) :::Hello. I have not been here until now as I was too busy administering other Wiki sites. As I am now an admin at eight Wiki sites, I am unsure how often I will come here. Article names at Wiktionary should not be automatically upper cases, but for categories, I do not really mind whether upper or lower cases. In case you want to talk to me but I am inactive here, I suggest leaving a message at my talk page at Wiktionary, Wikipedia, or Wikisource in English version that I administer.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:55, 4 November 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == WikiReader == What do we think about publishing a WikiReader with the BE850 and BE1500? I'd be happy to do most of the work behind it (exporting to PDF, managing download site etc). [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 12:00, 19 May 2006 (UTC) :I'm thinking we should probably have them mostly done before we worry about that, but other than that, sound good. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 19:03, 23 May 2006 (UTC) == Translations == Other Wiktionaries add translations for words into other languages. SEWiktionary is meant to give definitions of English words using simple English, so if we did add translations, we would not include those other words here, but only link to other wiktionaries. For example, if we translated "heavy" (meaning having a lot of weight), the Spanish is "pesado." We might link to the English Wiktionary page on [[:en:pesado]] or to the Spanish Wiktionary [[:es:pesado]]. These would be interwiki links, but under a translation section, not an "in other languages" sidebar interwiki, since each meaning should be translated separately. I think there are pros and cons to this idea. The pros are that our focus audience are people who are do not know much English, and many of them only know it as a second language, so a translation into their own language could be quite useful. The cons are that we are focused on English words. A translation would be a distraction from our focus. Also, that niche is already filled by the English Wiktionary. I think our focus should stay firmly fixed on simple English definitions of English words. Feel free to comment. We'll do what the community decides, of course. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:08, 21 May 2006 (UTC) :I suppose that this simple English Wiktionary is for definitions from simple English to simple English only, right? This should be good enough since more complex contents should go to regular English Wiktionary.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:58, 4 November 2006 (UTC) ::Simple English Wikipedia pages need to use some hard English words. I think Simple English Wiktionary needs definitions in simple English for those hard English words. It also needs definitions in simple English for simple English words. I think it's a good idea to link to English Wiktionary for translations. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:46, 25 November 2006 (UTC) ::Question: the word "kind": is it a noun in simple English? or an adjective? or both? How do we know or decide these questions? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:46, 25 November 2006 (UTC) :::Both. Word classes do not change in simple English. Does this answer your question? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:16, 27 November 2006 (UTC) == Etymologies/word histories == Another thing that has come up is the question of etymologies. English Wiktionary and others show the etymology of each word, and tend to have the earlier forms as separate entries. Because we are focused on English words (that is, Modern English), we would not include those early forms separately, but we could include unlinked word origins/etymologies. Again, there are pros and cons. Etymologies could be difficult to understand for someone who doesn't know much English. Additionally, they are not our focus, and could be a distraction. Plus, English Wiktionary already does that more effectively. On the other hand, I think it is cool to show where words come from, and this can help people understand why a word is spelled a particular way, I think. English orthography is one of the hardest parts of learning English, but knowing where a word comes from helps significantly in understanding its orthography (spelling). That said, teaching English is not our goal here, any more than it is the goal of Simple English Wikipedia. We are writing a dictionary here, not an English 101 textbook. If people use us to learn English, that is their own choice, but it is not our focus. I guess I could go either way on this one. I tentatively '''support''' adding etymologies to words. What do all of you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:16, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == How detailed do we go? == In articles such as that for [[sad]], some users have obvioulsy gone to a great deal of trouble to flesh out all sorts of synonyms, related words, etc. Unfortunately, few of the words are very simple (or even useful. For example, on the [[sad]] page we have ''glum'' as a synonym.) I think this kind of detail needs to be pared back to avoid being overwhelming to English language learners. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:26, 16 July 2006 (UTC) :Yeah, I was the one who put all those synonyms and antonyms on there. I still think it is useful, and it is obvious that they are synonyms, etc. by their placement, but I guess I did go a little overboard. But this wiktionary should not be limited to Simple English words. It should include all English words, but the definitions should be limited to simple English. People may find the word [[glum]] and wonder what it means, but not be able to understand the English Wiktionary definition. We need that entry here, and its connection to [[sad]] seems very logical. I think [[lugubrious]] should be cut out sooner than [[glum]]. Limiting the synonyms and antonyms may be useful in some ways, but we are about including information, not leaving it out. We might even want to include (for example) a main synonym section, and later on a section on ''other synonyms''. I don't know. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:44, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::Indeed, we should have articles for simple words and other words, so there should eventually be an entry for ''glum'', ''lugubrious'' and whatever else you can come up with. However, a typical user who is looking up the word ''sad'', will not benefit from ''glum''. The user who looks up ''glum'', on the other hand, may well benefit from being told that ''sad'' is a synonym as they will likely have no idea what ''glum'' means, but may very well understand ''sad''. ::Furthermore, you write, "we are about including information, not leaving it out." To the contrary! Knowing what to leave out is at least as important as knowing what to put in. A 20-page dictionary entry on ''run'' is neither simple nor useful. This is, after all, a dictionary, not a thesaurus or an encyclopedia. If the user who looks up ''sad'' is looking specifically for uncommon synonyms, they're using a wrench to drive in a nail.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:58, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::*Well how else do you expect people to look for uncommon synonyms, except by starting with a common word? Perhaps we can put common synonyms right there on the page, while listing rare ones separately on a thesaurus-like page. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 07:07, 31 July 2006 (UTC) ::::If they're looking for uncommon synonyms, they should use a thesaurus, not a dictionary.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 11:27, 31 July 2006 (UTC) :::::Hey Brett, I really enjoyed your wrench-nail analogy. Kappa is referring to what EWikt has done in its Wikisaurus sub-project. We could do something similar here if people are interested in the idea. But either way, most dictionaries include at least some synonyms, and I think we should do so, too. You have a point when you say that glum should link to sad, but not necessarily sad to glum. Maybe if we tend to limit it to the first five or so most common synonyms and antonyms, it will be useful but not overboard. We can always change it later if we change our minds, etc. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:08, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ==Workshop== The following was posted by Adam Kilgarriff on the Corpora mailing list ---- LEXICOM-ASIA 2006 A Workshop in Lexicography and Lexical Computing Venue: Kowloon, Hong Kong Hosts: Language Centre, Hong Kong Univ of Science and Technology Dates: December 11th-15th, 2006 Led by Adam Kilgarriff and Michael Rundell of the Lexicography MasterClass, Lexicom is an intensive one-week workshop, with seminars on theoretical issues alternating with practical sessions at the computer. There will be some parallel 'lexicographic' and 'computational' sessions. Topics to be covered include: * corpus creation * corpus analysis: o software and corpus querying o discovering word senses, recording contextual information * writing dictionary entries * dictionary databases and writing systems * using web data Applications are invited from people with interests and experience in any of these areas. Over the last six years Lexicom has attracted 200 participants from 28 countries including lexicographers, computational linguists, professors, research students, translators, terminologists, and editors, managers and technical support staff from dictionary publishers and information management companies. The venue, HKUST, is beautifully situated on Clearwater Bay in Kowloon, only 30 minutes from central Hong Kong. To register for Lexicom, go to: http://lc.ust.hk/~centre/lexi2006/ Early registration is advised (the Workshop has been oversubscribed in previous years), and registrations received before 7th October 2006 carry a discounted fee. Further details, including reports of past events can be found at: http://www.lexmasterclass.com. Michael Rundell & Adam Kilgarriff The Lexicography MasterClass --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 13:31, 28 September 2006 (UTC) == Logo discussion == Greetings, I apologise for writing in English. There is a discussion about the logo for Wiktionary at [[meta:Wiktionary/logo]]. Please go there and help us decide. Please also put this message on your community page. Thank you. -[[meta:User:Dbmag9|Dbmag9]] (copied here from [[talk:Main Page]] by [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:39, 23 July 2006 (UTC)) == Most linked article == Is there a way to find the article with the most links? In particular, I'm interested in finding the most-linked-to article that doesn't yet exist.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 21:19, 27 July 2006 (UTC) *You need [[Special:Mostlinked]], and in particular [[Special:Wantedpages]]. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 23:03, 27 July 2006 (UTC) == Benchmarks! == I think [[now]] was the 700th. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:51, 2 August 2006 (UTC) :Congratulations, everyone! Great work. Let's keep it up. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:02, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ===750=== [[lucky]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ===800=== [[benefit]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:27, 14 August 2006 (UTC) ===900=== [[legislation]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:21, 12 September 2006 (UTC) ===Almost 1000=== A virtual beer to the user who adds the 1000th word!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 20:03, 3 November 2006 (UTC) : [[brush]]! Hooray! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 03:35, 7 November 2006 (UTC) ::Make it two beers! Well done, PTO!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:23, 8 November 2006 (UTC) == A different idea == I recently had an idea for a sort of word rating system. This would show the SE user how difficult/complicated the word is considered by native speakers, and perhaps even include an easier and/or more challenging (for the basic words) alternative. I'm thinking of a kind of thermometer look, maybe up in the right-hand corner. It would have something like four or five degrees, including: basic or easy (from the BE850, words like [[do]], [[cold]], and [[woman]]), fairly basic or fairly easy (BE1500 or so, words like [[sink]], [[math]], and [[trust]]), medium or intermediate (about regular conversation level, somewhat less common than BE1500, words like [[complete]], [[freezing]], and [[feminine]]), fairly advanced or fairly hard (more complex or difficult a concept or term, words like [[nondescript]], [[anthropology]], and [[uncharacteristic]]), and advanced or hard (for jargon and other much less common words such as [[sodium benzoate]], [[sesquipedalian]], and [[indefatigable]]). We can tweak these levels or add new ones if/when we feel they are warranted. What do you all think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 10:07, 3 August 2006 (UTC) :I think it's a good idea, but I think basing it on BE is a bad idea, no matter how much you like BE. BE was not intended to choose the most simple or frequent words, but to bring together a list of words that would be sufficient to communicate any idea. Instead, I think we should base it on frequency counts, in the same way that the [http://www.longman.com/ldoce/ Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English] does. I think that using [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/nation.aspx Paul Nation]'s word counts would be a great place to start. He counts 'word families', so that ''run'', ''running'', ''runner'', etc. are all counted together. His counts are broken into 1000-word bands and are [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/range%20BNC.zip available] for free.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ::Though different organizations have different frequency counts, I think the idea is a sound one, and I think that there are many other word lists which would do a better job than BE. The only reason I've stuck with BE this long is because it was already there, and fairly convenient, not to mention a good place to start creating words. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 02:28, 14 August 2006 (UTC) :::I asked Paul Nation, and he wrote, "The lists are freely available for whoever wants to use them." Have a look.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:09, 15 August 2006 (UTC) ::::After looking at the BNC spoken frequency lists, I think you're right. I much prefer the way that these lists are set up, and it is nice to see not only the word but all its variations. I think it is much better. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 01:40, 24 August 2006 (UTC) == Move to [[Wiktionary talk:Simple talk]]? == I just want to throw up the idea of moving this page to the Wiktionary talk namespace. The advantage is that when editing a talk page [[MediaWiki:Talkpagetext]] is shown to the user. It would also leave this page open for FaQ's or something. Just an idea. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 14:55, 5 August 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for your input, Gerard. Nice to know you're still around every once in a while. You have a valid point about the talk page text being shown at the top of the page. It might be worth it to move it. However, I don't really care for the FAQ idea personally. It is supposed to be a simple *talk* page, so it should be something related to talk, even if it just redirects to its own talk page or explains how simple talk works. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 00:46, 24 August 2006 (UTC) ==Survivors?== I decided to come here and help out the project, after I saw the request for deletion at Meta. Personally, I would hate to see a project with this much potential die. <br><br> So, my question. How many regularly editing people are left? I noticed that a bureaucrat and two administrators haven't edited in a fairly long time, with the only admin exception seeming to be Cromwellt. Just give a shout here, I suppose. Thanks! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 21:49, 17 October 2006 (UTC) :Very few it seems, although I don't think ''left'' is the right word. There don't ever appear to have been many contributing memebers. Welcome though. Could I suggest you try to avoid difficult words in your definitions? For example, for ''approval'', you wrote "Formal permission or sanction." both words are less common than the word you're defining, and ''sanction'' is significantly less common. Just a suggestion. The participation is appreciated, though.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:30, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the suggestion. I used the word "left" because I had spent a while reading talk archives. This place seemed to be a lot more active back in Febuary. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 01:54, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ==Word of the Day== It seems the WotD has effectively died. Should we destroy the category/template for the word of the day as well? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 23:46, 25 October 2006 (UTC) Yes. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:13, 27 October 2006 (UTC) :I haven't checked if you deleted the cat/template for WotD, but I think it will probably be revived eventually (hopefully), so maybe deleting it was unnecessary. Then again, we can always recreate those I guess. No biggie. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 19:43, 28 November 2006 (UTC) == Vote to delete == I ended to vote to close this project on Meta. It has gone on long enough and is going nowhere fast. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 17:35, 2 November 2006 (UTC) :thank you!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:14, 2 November 2006 (UTC) ::Ah, finally. Its about time they closed that one up. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 00:59, 3 November 2006 (UTC) :::Great news :) - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:24, 6 November 2006 (UTC) == Administrators == Are there any active administrators/bureaucrats here anymore? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 16:33, 5 November 2006 (UTC) :Not really ;) [[User:h2g2bob]], our friendly bureaucrat, expressed a desire to resume contributing, but beyond that, the admins have been largely inactive. - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 16:46, 10 November 2006 (UTC) ::I apologize for not being active for a few months. I'm still around, I've just been busy with classes, etc. A teacher's life is a busy one. To make things worse, I haven't had internet access for about a month or more. I'll see if I can make time to contribute more regularly again. :) Oh, and my "email this user" works, so if there's something that needs admin intervention (like MediaWiki stuff), you can still get ahold of me, even if it may be a little while before I get it taken care of. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 19:46, 28 November 2006 (UTC) == Interwiki link == How do you link to Simple Witionary from another wiki project?--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:38, 8 November 2006 (UTC) :Either <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>; if you're on a Simple English project, use <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or, if you're on a Wiktionary, use <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 12:19, 9 November 2006 (UTC) == MediaWiki:Common.css == Hi, can we import some styles (specifically the <tt>messagebox</tt> class, and maybe some of its subclasses as well) from [[:w:MediaWiki:Common.css]] into [[MediaWiki:Common.css]]? This is purely for cosmetic reasons, but some of the templates that we have (including [[Template:Delete]]) use the <tt>messagebox</tt> class, which is not defined here. (P.S. This requires an admin) Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 16:40, 10 November 2006 (UTC) :I have gone ahead and asked for a temporary +sysop on meta, and have imported all CSS classes from the Simple English Wikipedia (with the exception of CommonsTicker-related styles). Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:19, 18 November 2006 (UTC) == Example sentences == In a dictionary such as this, I think it's important that the example sentences actually ''exemplify'' the use of a defined word rather than simply include it. Consider the following examples: #''There was a '''book''' on the table.'' #''He finished reading, closed the '''book''', and put it down.'' In the first sentence, '''book''' could be almost anything, animate or inanimate, of a size suitable for being on tables. The second sentence, in contrast, shows that '''book''' is related to reading and that it can be held and closed. This second sentence exemplifies '''book''', while the first simply uses it. We should also try to exemplify the syntactic properties of defined words. '''Notwithstanding''', for instance, is an unusual preposition in that it can appear after the noun. Thus, examples showing both pre- and post-noun usage would be useful. Similarly, nouns that have both countable and uncountable senses should have example sentences showing these. And so on. Finally, it would also be good to try to identify and show strong [[:en:collocation | collocations]]. Some good tools for this are [http://193.133.140.102/JustTheWord/ Just the Word] and Mark Davies's [http://view.byu.edu/ VIEW] interface to the [[w:British_National_Corpus|BNC]]. These can also provide authentic example sentences. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 00:32, 11 November 2006 (UTC) == Question == Who is father of Education ''<small>—This unsigned comment was added by</small>''<small> [[User:164.100.216.2|164.100.216.2]] ([[User talk:164.100.216.2|talk]] • [[Special:Contributions/164.100.216.2|contribs]]) 07:48, 16 November 2006 (UTC{{{3|}}})</small> :Hi, this is a forum for discussing topics related to the Simple English Wiktionary. Perhaps you could try looking for information on the [[:w:Main Page|Simple English Wikipedia]], or the [[:w:en:Main Page|English Wikipedia]]. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 15:50, 17 November 2006 (UTC) ::I'm a native English speaker and I don't know the answer to your question. Put your question on [[Wiktionary:Requested definitions]]. Also say on that page where you saw those words being used. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:39, 25 November 2006 (UTC) == Edit buttons gone == What happened to our edit buttons? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 14:30, 25 November 2006 (UTC) :Edit buttons? - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 14:32, 25 November 2006 (UTC) ::I don't know what to call them. When you were editing something, there was a row of buttons at the top of the edit window: bold, italics, math, signatures, etc. They're not there anymore. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:33, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :::Check your preferences. Check on the 'Editing' tab that the box is ticked to show the toolbar. [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 11:54, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::::Yes, it's checked. The tool bar was there on Friday and gone on Saturday. I haven't changed anything. I take it, then, that others still have their tool bar? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:36, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :::::I turned them off in my preferences and turned them back on and now they're back again. Something a programmer might have a look at. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 19:34, 28 November 2006 (UTC) == Pictures == My idea: all nouns need pictures in the definitions. Writers need ideas about copyright and about finding pictures. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 19:55, 25 November 2006 (UTC) I did it! I put a picture in! See [[wire]]. I think all definitions need pictures. Is that good? Did I do it right? I found the picture in Wikimedia Commons. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 20:37, 26 November 2006 (UTC) :Well done! Many nouns already have pictures with them. Many other nouns, however, are too abstract for a picture. Put one in where it makes sense. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:18, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks. I'm having some problems formatting the pages with the pictures. I want the pictures near the top so people will see them immediately. On the page [[wave]] the picture covered some of the words. I put many "nbsp" so that it doesn't cover the words. But I think that will not work well for all browser windows. There must be a good way to do it. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 04:06, 27 November 2006 (UTC) The [[walk]] page now has a moving picture! --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 05:03, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :Cool! --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:29, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::Mostly I don't like moving pictures. It's hard to read when there is a moving picture on the page. But if I put it there, I like it. :-) Some people may not be able to see the moving picture. Some people may not be able to see any pictures. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:32, 27 November 2006 (UTC) OK, now I know how to put the pictures on the page in a good way. Put the picture. (Do not put "300px" if not needed.) Then put words that will be beside the picture. Then put <nowiki> <br style="clear:both"/> </nowiki>. Then put words that need to be under the picture. See [[angry]]. See also [[:en:wikipedia:Wikipedia:Extended image syntax]]. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:42, 27 November 2006 (UTC) == "Change this part" == I like where it says "change this page". That's Simple English. It seems friendly to me. But when a page has parts, it says "edit". It needs to say "Change this part." --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 05:56, 28 November 2006 (UTC) :Good point, Coppertwig. I'm glad to see some new users active here. I'll try to get this fixed this week or so, though I don't have time at this precise moment. :) I'm sure it is on MediaWiki somewhere under MediaWiki:Allmessages. If you can find it, that will speed up my job. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 19:50, 28 November 2006 (UTC) ::I'm way behind you. I've found [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/MediaWiki MediaWiki]. I've found [http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/MediaWiki_localization MediaWiki localisation]. I haven't found "MediaWiki:Allmessages" or "Allmessages" anywhere. Maybe if you tell me where to find that, then I can look through it for the edit message. :-) --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:09, 29 November 2006 (UTC) ::OK, found it! "editsection" in [[Special:Allmessages]]. (that was talked about in [[meta:Help:MediaWiki namespace]]). Maybe it should be "change this part". Maybe it should be simply "change". Maybe other messages need to be translated, too. Later. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 03:44, 30 November 2006 (UTC) == Babel boxes == Babel boxes on user pages don't work in Simple English Wiktionary? Does anyone know how to fix that? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:41, 29 November 2006 (UTC) == Definitions == My ideas: Simple English needs to have only one definition for one word. I think the first definition for each word is the Simple English definition, and writers need to try to use only the first definition. But when there is a noun definition and a verb definition and they are very near, then those 2 definitions can be used. The first definition needs to be the most important one. A definition in Simple English can cover more things than the English definition. In English someone may say "bowl". "Bowl" is not BE850. In Simple English someone may say "basin" or "little basin" when talking about the same thing. The definition of "basin" in Simple English may be a little different from the English definition. Frequently two definitions for the same word in English can be one definition in Simple English. "Black" does not need one definition for a colour and another definition for an adjective saying that a thing has that colour. It is the same idea. The adjective is most frequent and most important. If someone uses it as a noun, people will understand. OK, maybe it needs two definitions because one is a noun and one is an adjective. But many other words can have one definition in Simple English for two definitions in English, because the Simple English definitions are simpler and cover more things. Little things that are different between two definitions in English are not important in Simple English. If someone writing a Wikipedia page needs to say an important difference between two things, the person needs to use a sentence to say the difference. Those are my ideas. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 14:04, 29 November 2006 (UTC) Example: [[apparatus]] has 3 definitions. I think they are all the same idea. (see picture.) I think they need to be 1 definition here. Maybe in English Wiktionary they need to be 3 definitions. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 14:06, 29 November 2006 (UTC) :I generally agree, but wouldn't take things quite this far. I think: :# Each word class should be represented and defined. For example, there should not be one definition that covers both adjective and noun, though the same definition could possibly be repeated with only minor changes. :# Rather than trying to tease apart individual senses of the word, I think we should aim for broad definitions that deal with the underlying similarity of the various senses. For example, Paul Nation gives the example of ''head'', which he defines as "the top or most important part, for example, head of your body, head of a match, head of an organisation." (''Learning Vocabulary in Another Language'', p. 92) :# Where there are multiple definitions, they should be sorted from most to least common. Similarly, the more common word class should be listed first. :# The BE850 is problematic because it has never been widely adopted and the word choices are often anachronistic. A better choice of words would be the [[Wiktionary:BNC_spoken_freq|BNC2000]]. :--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 17:00, 29 November 2006 (UTC) ::One more thing, Ogden, the sneaky guy, often specifically chose highly polysemous words to get more coverage from fewer words.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:12, 29 November 2006 (UTC) :::"Simple English" is not defined. Maybe we need to make a decision. Maybe we need to mark the first (or sometimes two) definitions on a page "Simple English" and mark the other ones "English". But maybe we would use too much time talking and not agreeing. Maybe it's good to just put the most frequent definition first. I would leave out very rare uses. :::Someone had the idea of asking the Wikimedia developers to make the Preview button show BE850 and BE1500 words in different colours. I think different underlining (<u>underlining</u> and <s>striking out</s>) is more useful because the colours show a link or no link. Hmm. It can be complex. Each user can choose in "my preferences" which list (BE850, BNC2000, etc.) marks the "Preview" when that user is changing a page. So we don't have to agree before we do that. (Forms of words, "make", "makes", "making" need to be used too.) --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 03:28, 30 November 2006 (UTC) 13026 2006-11-30T03:54:15Z Coppertwig 139 /* Definitions */ BE850/BNC1000 '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |}__NEWSECTIONLINK__ ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some countries, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) ==Category capitalization== Shall categories begin with upper cases or not? I am asking this because I have found different uses of upper and lower cases at [[Special:Categories]].--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 13:36, 14 April 2006 (UTC) :I had the same question a while back, though I asked it somewhere else. I think that categories should all be lowercase unless they are proper nouns, so that they work just like the entry titles. I'd say that you can go ahead an [[Wiktionary:Be bold|boldly]] change it, and if someone doesn't like it or has a better idea, they can change it back. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:33, 18 April 2006 (UTC) :If you do change it, don't forget to change the templates that refer to those categories, so that they put the words in the new place. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:22, 20 April 2006 (UTC) ::I see that [[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] has not worked on (or at least has not completed) changing the categories. I have completely changed my mind regarding them. The reason that articles in the (main) namespace are lowercase is to show the word as it is really meant to be and to distinguish between proper names and other words. This does not apply to categories or appendices (I just created the first appendix, [[:Appendix:Prepositions]]), though it should still apply to templates so that we don't have to type a capital letter every time we insert a template. Categories and appendices are ''groups'' of these words, and so should be capitalized regularly, just as they are in other projects. I am changing categories accordingly. Other thoughts? As I mentioned above, if we decide I'm wrong, we can boldly change it back. :) Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:54, 15 May 2006 (UTC) :::Hello. I have not been here until now as I was too busy administering other Wiki sites. As I am now an admin at eight Wiki sites, I am unsure how often I will come here. Article names at Wiktionary should not be automatically upper cases, but for categories, I do not really mind whether upper or lower cases. In case you want to talk to me but I am inactive here, I suggest leaving a message at my talk page at Wiktionary, Wikipedia, or Wikisource in English version that I administer.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:55, 4 November 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == WikiReader == What do we think about publishing a WikiReader with the BE850 and BE1500? I'd be happy to do most of the work behind it (exporting to PDF, managing download site etc). [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 12:00, 19 May 2006 (UTC) :I'm thinking we should probably have them mostly done before we worry about that, but other than that, sound good. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 19:03, 23 May 2006 (UTC) == Translations == Other Wiktionaries add translations for words into other languages. SEWiktionary is meant to give definitions of English words using simple English, so if we did add translations, we would not include those other words here, but only link to other wiktionaries. For example, if we translated "heavy" (meaning having a lot of weight), the Spanish is "pesado." We might link to the English Wiktionary page on [[:en:pesado]] or to the Spanish Wiktionary [[:es:pesado]]. These would be interwiki links, but under a translation section, not an "in other languages" sidebar interwiki, since each meaning should be translated separately. I think there are pros and cons to this idea. The pros are that our focus audience are people who are do not know much English, and many of them only know it as a second language, so a translation into their own language could be quite useful. The cons are that we are focused on English words. A translation would be a distraction from our focus. Also, that niche is already filled by the English Wiktionary. I think our focus should stay firmly fixed on simple English definitions of English words. Feel free to comment. We'll do what the community decides, of course. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:08, 21 May 2006 (UTC) :I suppose that this simple English Wiktionary is for definitions from simple English to simple English only, right? This should be good enough since more complex contents should go to regular English Wiktionary.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:58, 4 November 2006 (UTC) ::Simple English Wikipedia pages need to use some hard English words. I think Simple English Wiktionary needs definitions in simple English for those hard English words. It also needs definitions in simple English for simple English words. I think it's a good idea to link to English Wiktionary for translations. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:46, 25 November 2006 (UTC) ::Question: the word "kind": is it a noun in simple English? or an adjective? or both? How do we know or decide these questions? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:46, 25 November 2006 (UTC) :::Both. Word classes do not change in simple English. Does this answer your question? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:16, 27 November 2006 (UTC) == Etymologies/word histories == Another thing that has come up is the question of etymologies. English Wiktionary and others show the etymology of each word, and tend to have the earlier forms as separate entries. Because we are focused on English words (that is, Modern English), we would not include those early forms separately, but we could include unlinked word origins/etymologies. Again, there are pros and cons. Etymologies could be difficult to understand for someone who doesn't know much English. Additionally, they are not our focus, and could be a distraction. Plus, English Wiktionary already does that more effectively. On the other hand, I think it is cool to show where words come from, and this can help people understand why a word is spelled a particular way, I think. English orthography is one of the hardest parts of learning English, but knowing where a word comes from helps significantly in understanding its orthography (spelling). That said, teaching English is not our goal here, any more than it is the goal of Simple English Wikipedia. We are writing a dictionary here, not an English 101 textbook. If people use us to learn English, that is their own choice, but it is not our focus. I guess I could go either way on this one. I tentatively '''support''' adding etymologies to words. What do all of you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:16, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == How detailed do we go? == In articles such as that for [[sad]], some users have obvioulsy gone to a great deal of trouble to flesh out all sorts of synonyms, related words, etc. Unfortunately, few of the words are very simple (or even useful. For example, on the [[sad]] page we have ''glum'' as a synonym.) I think this kind of detail needs to be pared back to avoid being overwhelming to English language learners. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:26, 16 July 2006 (UTC) :Yeah, I was the one who put all those synonyms and antonyms on there. I still think it is useful, and it is obvious that they are synonyms, etc. by their placement, but I guess I did go a little overboard. But this wiktionary should not be limited to Simple English words. It should include all English words, but the definitions should be limited to simple English. People may find the word [[glum]] and wonder what it means, but not be able to understand the English Wiktionary definition. We need that entry here, and its connection to [[sad]] seems very logical. I think [[lugubrious]] should be cut out sooner than [[glum]]. Limiting the synonyms and antonyms may be useful in some ways, but we are about including information, not leaving it out. We might even want to include (for example) a main synonym section, and later on a section on ''other synonyms''. I don't know. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:44, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::Indeed, we should have articles for simple words and other words, so there should eventually be an entry for ''glum'', ''lugubrious'' and whatever else you can come up with. However, a typical user who is looking up the word ''sad'', will not benefit from ''glum''. The user who looks up ''glum'', on the other hand, may well benefit from being told that ''sad'' is a synonym as they will likely have no idea what ''glum'' means, but may very well understand ''sad''. ::Furthermore, you write, "we are about including information, not leaving it out." To the contrary! Knowing what to leave out is at least as important as knowing what to put in. A 20-page dictionary entry on ''run'' is neither simple nor useful. This is, after all, a dictionary, not a thesaurus or an encyclopedia. If the user who looks up ''sad'' is looking specifically for uncommon synonyms, they're using a wrench to drive in a nail.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:58, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::*Well how else do you expect people to look for uncommon synonyms, except by starting with a common word? Perhaps we can put common synonyms right there on the page, while listing rare ones separately on a thesaurus-like page. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 07:07, 31 July 2006 (UTC) ::::If they're looking for uncommon synonyms, they should use a thesaurus, not a dictionary.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 11:27, 31 July 2006 (UTC) :::::Hey Brett, I really enjoyed your wrench-nail analogy. Kappa is referring to what EWikt has done in its Wikisaurus sub-project. We could do something similar here if people are interested in the idea. But either way, most dictionaries include at least some synonyms, and I think we should do so, too. You have a point when you say that glum should link to sad, but not necessarily sad to glum. Maybe if we tend to limit it to the first five or so most common synonyms and antonyms, it will be useful but not overboard. We can always change it later if we change our minds, etc. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:08, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ==Workshop== The following was posted by Adam Kilgarriff on the Corpora mailing list ---- LEXICOM-ASIA 2006 A Workshop in Lexicography and Lexical Computing Venue: Kowloon, Hong Kong Hosts: Language Centre, Hong Kong Univ of Science and Technology Dates: December 11th-15th, 2006 Led by Adam Kilgarriff and Michael Rundell of the Lexicography MasterClass, Lexicom is an intensive one-week workshop, with seminars on theoretical issues alternating with practical sessions at the computer. There will be some parallel 'lexicographic' and 'computational' sessions. Topics to be covered include: * corpus creation * corpus analysis: o software and corpus querying o discovering word senses, recording contextual information * writing dictionary entries * dictionary databases and writing systems * using web data Applications are invited from people with interests and experience in any of these areas. Over the last six years Lexicom has attracted 200 participants from 28 countries including lexicographers, computational linguists, professors, research students, translators, terminologists, and editors, managers and technical support staff from dictionary publishers and information management companies. The venue, HKUST, is beautifully situated on Clearwater Bay in Kowloon, only 30 minutes from central Hong Kong. To register for Lexicom, go to: http://lc.ust.hk/~centre/lexi2006/ Early registration is advised (the Workshop has been oversubscribed in previous years), and registrations received before 7th October 2006 carry a discounted fee. Further details, including reports of past events can be found at: http://www.lexmasterclass.com. Michael Rundell & Adam Kilgarriff The Lexicography MasterClass --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 13:31, 28 September 2006 (UTC) == Logo discussion == Greetings, I apologise for writing in English. There is a discussion about the logo for Wiktionary at [[meta:Wiktionary/logo]]. Please go there and help us decide. Please also put this message on your community page. Thank you. -[[meta:User:Dbmag9|Dbmag9]] (copied here from [[talk:Main Page]] by [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:39, 23 July 2006 (UTC)) == Most linked article == Is there a way to find the article with the most links? In particular, I'm interested in finding the most-linked-to article that doesn't yet exist.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 21:19, 27 July 2006 (UTC) *You need [[Special:Mostlinked]], and in particular [[Special:Wantedpages]]. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 23:03, 27 July 2006 (UTC) == Benchmarks! == I think [[now]] was the 700th. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:51, 2 August 2006 (UTC) :Congratulations, everyone! Great work. Let's keep it up. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:02, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ===750=== [[lucky]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ===800=== [[benefit]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:27, 14 August 2006 (UTC) ===900=== [[legislation]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:21, 12 September 2006 (UTC) ===Almost 1000=== A virtual beer to the user who adds the 1000th word!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 20:03, 3 November 2006 (UTC) : [[brush]]! Hooray! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 03:35, 7 November 2006 (UTC) ::Make it two beers! Well done, PTO!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:23, 8 November 2006 (UTC) == A different idea == I recently had an idea for a sort of word rating system. This would show the SE user how difficult/complicated the word is considered by native speakers, and perhaps even include an easier and/or more challenging (for the basic words) alternative. I'm thinking of a kind of thermometer look, maybe up in the right-hand corner. It would have something like four or five degrees, including: basic or easy (from the BE850, words like [[do]], [[cold]], and [[woman]]), fairly basic or fairly easy (BE1500 or so, words like [[sink]], [[math]], and [[trust]]), medium or intermediate (about regular conversation level, somewhat less common than BE1500, words like [[complete]], [[freezing]], and [[feminine]]), fairly advanced or fairly hard (more complex or difficult a concept or term, words like [[nondescript]], [[anthropology]], and [[uncharacteristic]]), and advanced or hard (for jargon and other much less common words such as [[sodium benzoate]], [[sesquipedalian]], and [[indefatigable]]). We can tweak these levels or add new ones if/when we feel they are warranted. What do you all think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 10:07, 3 August 2006 (UTC) :I think it's a good idea, but I think basing it on BE is a bad idea, no matter how much you like BE. BE was not intended to choose the most simple or frequent words, but to bring together a list of words that would be sufficient to communicate any idea. Instead, I think we should base it on frequency counts, in the same way that the [http://www.longman.com/ldoce/ Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English] does. I think that using [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/nation.aspx Paul Nation]'s word counts would be a great place to start. He counts 'word families', so that ''run'', ''running'', ''runner'', etc. are all counted together. His counts are broken into 1000-word bands and are [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/range%20BNC.zip available] for free.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ::Though different organizations have different frequency counts, I think the idea is a sound one, and I think that there are many other word lists which would do a better job than BE. The only reason I've stuck with BE this long is because it was already there, and fairly convenient, not to mention a good place to start creating words. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 02:28, 14 August 2006 (UTC) :::I asked Paul Nation, and he wrote, "The lists are freely available for whoever wants to use them." Have a look.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:09, 15 August 2006 (UTC) ::::After looking at the BNC spoken frequency lists, I think you're right. I much prefer the way that these lists are set up, and it is nice to see not only the word but all its variations. I think it is much better. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 01:40, 24 August 2006 (UTC) == Move to [[Wiktionary talk:Simple talk]]? == I just want to throw up the idea of moving this page to the Wiktionary talk namespace. The advantage is that when editing a talk page [[MediaWiki:Talkpagetext]] is shown to the user. It would also leave this page open for FaQ's or something. Just an idea. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 14:55, 5 August 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for your input, Gerard. Nice to know you're still around every once in a while. You have a valid point about the talk page text being shown at the top of the page. It might be worth it to move it. However, I don't really care for the FAQ idea personally. It is supposed to be a simple *talk* page, so it should be something related to talk, even if it just redirects to its own talk page or explains how simple talk works. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 00:46, 24 August 2006 (UTC) ==Survivors?== I decided to come here and help out the project, after I saw the request for deletion at Meta. Personally, I would hate to see a project with this much potential die. <br><br> So, my question. How many regularly editing people are left? I noticed that a bureaucrat and two administrators haven't edited in a fairly long time, with the only admin exception seeming to be Cromwellt. Just give a shout here, I suppose. Thanks! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 21:49, 17 October 2006 (UTC) :Very few it seems, although I don't think ''left'' is the right word. There don't ever appear to have been many contributing memebers. Welcome though. Could I suggest you try to avoid difficult words in your definitions? For example, for ''approval'', you wrote "Formal permission or sanction." both words are less common than the word you're defining, and ''sanction'' is significantly less common. Just a suggestion. The participation is appreciated, though.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:30, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the suggestion. I used the word "left" because I had spent a while reading talk archives. This place seemed to be a lot more active back in Febuary. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 01:54, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ==Word of the Day== It seems the WotD has effectively died. Should we destroy the category/template for the word of the day as well? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 23:46, 25 October 2006 (UTC) Yes. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:13, 27 October 2006 (UTC) :I haven't checked if you deleted the cat/template for WotD, but I think it will probably be revived eventually (hopefully), so maybe deleting it was unnecessary. Then again, we can always recreate those I guess. No biggie. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 19:43, 28 November 2006 (UTC) == Vote to delete == I ended to vote to close this project on Meta. It has gone on long enough and is going nowhere fast. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 17:35, 2 November 2006 (UTC) :thank you!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:14, 2 November 2006 (UTC) ::Ah, finally. Its about time they closed that one up. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 00:59, 3 November 2006 (UTC) :::Great news :) - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:24, 6 November 2006 (UTC) == Administrators == Are there any active administrators/bureaucrats here anymore? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 16:33, 5 November 2006 (UTC) :Not really ;) [[User:h2g2bob]], our friendly bureaucrat, expressed a desire to resume contributing, but beyond that, the admins have been largely inactive. - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 16:46, 10 November 2006 (UTC) ::I apologize for not being active for a few months. I'm still around, I've just been busy with classes, etc. A teacher's life is a busy one. To make things worse, I haven't had internet access for about a month or more. I'll see if I can make time to contribute more regularly again. :) Oh, and my "email this user" works, so if there's something that needs admin intervention (like MediaWiki stuff), you can still get ahold of me, even if it may be a little while before I get it taken care of. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 19:46, 28 November 2006 (UTC) == Interwiki link == How do you link to Simple Witionary from another wiki project?--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:38, 8 November 2006 (UTC) :Either <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>; if you're on a Simple English project, use <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or, if you're on a Wiktionary, use <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 12:19, 9 November 2006 (UTC) == MediaWiki:Common.css == Hi, can we import some styles (specifically the <tt>messagebox</tt> class, and maybe some of its subclasses as well) from [[:w:MediaWiki:Common.css]] into [[MediaWiki:Common.css]]? This is purely for cosmetic reasons, but some of the templates that we have (including [[Template:Delete]]) use the <tt>messagebox</tt> class, which is not defined here. (P.S. This requires an admin) Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 16:40, 10 November 2006 (UTC) :I have gone ahead and asked for a temporary +sysop on meta, and have imported all CSS classes from the Simple English Wikipedia (with the exception of CommonsTicker-related styles). Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:19, 18 November 2006 (UTC) == Example sentences == In a dictionary such as this, I think it's important that the example sentences actually ''exemplify'' the use of a defined word rather than simply include it. Consider the following examples: #''There was a '''book''' on the table.'' #''He finished reading, closed the '''book''', and put it down.'' In the first sentence, '''book''' could be almost anything, animate or inanimate, of a size suitable for being on tables. The second sentence, in contrast, shows that '''book''' is related to reading and that it can be held and closed. This second sentence exemplifies '''book''', while the first simply uses it. We should also try to exemplify the syntactic properties of defined words. '''Notwithstanding''', for instance, is an unusual preposition in that it can appear after the noun. Thus, examples showing both pre- and post-noun usage would be useful. Similarly, nouns that have both countable and uncountable senses should have example sentences showing these. And so on. Finally, it would also be good to try to identify and show strong [[:en:collocation | collocations]]. Some good tools for this are [http://193.133.140.102/JustTheWord/ Just the Word] and Mark Davies's [http://view.byu.edu/ VIEW] interface to the [[w:British_National_Corpus|BNC]]. These can also provide authentic example sentences. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 00:32, 11 November 2006 (UTC) == Question == Who is father of Education ''<small>—This unsigned comment was added by</small>''<small> [[User:164.100.216.2|164.100.216.2]] ([[User talk:164.100.216.2|talk]] • [[Special:Contributions/164.100.216.2|contribs]]) 07:48, 16 November 2006 (UTC{{{3|}}})</small> :Hi, this is a forum for discussing topics related to the Simple English Wiktionary. Perhaps you could try looking for information on the [[:w:Main Page|Simple English Wikipedia]], or the [[:w:en:Main Page|English Wikipedia]]. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 15:50, 17 November 2006 (UTC) ::I'm a native English speaker and I don't know the answer to your question. Put your question on [[Wiktionary:Requested definitions]]. Also say on that page where you saw those words being used. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:39, 25 November 2006 (UTC) == Edit buttons gone == What happened to our edit buttons? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 14:30, 25 November 2006 (UTC) :Edit buttons? - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 14:32, 25 November 2006 (UTC) ::I don't know what to call them. When you were editing something, there was a row of buttons at the top of the edit window: bold, italics, math, signatures, etc. They're not there anymore. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:33, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :::Check your preferences. Check on the 'Editing' tab that the box is ticked to show the toolbar. [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 11:54, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::::Yes, it's checked. The tool bar was there on Friday and gone on Saturday. I haven't changed anything. I take it, then, that others still have their tool bar? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:36, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :::::I turned them off in my preferences and turned them back on and now they're back again. Something a programmer might have a look at. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 19:34, 28 November 2006 (UTC) == Pictures == My idea: all nouns need pictures in the definitions. Writers need ideas about copyright and about finding pictures. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 19:55, 25 November 2006 (UTC) I did it! I put a picture in! See [[wire]]. I think all definitions need pictures. Is that good? Did I do it right? I found the picture in Wikimedia Commons. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 20:37, 26 November 2006 (UTC) :Well done! Many nouns already have pictures with them. Many other nouns, however, are too abstract for a picture. Put one in where it makes sense. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:18, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks. I'm having some problems formatting the pages with the pictures. I want the pictures near the top so people will see them immediately. On the page [[wave]] the picture covered some of the words. I put many "nbsp" so that it doesn't cover the words. But I think that will not work well for all browser windows. There must be a good way to do it. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 04:06, 27 November 2006 (UTC) The [[walk]] page now has a moving picture! --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 05:03, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :Cool! --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:29, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::Mostly I don't like moving pictures. It's hard to read when there is a moving picture on the page. But if I put it there, I like it. :-) Some people may not be able to see the moving picture. Some people may not be able to see any pictures. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:32, 27 November 2006 (UTC) OK, now I know how to put the pictures on the page in a good way. Put the picture. (Do not put "300px" if not needed.) Then put words that will be beside the picture. Then put <nowiki> <br style="clear:both"/> </nowiki>. Then put words that need to be under the picture. See [[angry]]. See also [[:en:wikipedia:Wikipedia:Extended image syntax]]. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:42, 27 November 2006 (UTC) == "Change this part" == I like where it says "change this page". That's Simple English. It seems friendly to me. But when a page has parts, it says "edit". It needs to say "Change this part." --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 05:56, 28 November 2006 (UTC) :Good point, Coppertwig. I'm glad to see some new users active here. I'll try to get this fixed this week or so, though I don't have time at this precise moment. :) I'm sure it is on MediaWiki somewhere under MediaWiki:Allmessages. If you can find it, that will speed up my job. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 19:50, 28 November 2006 (UTC) ::I'm way behind you. I've found [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/MediaWiki MediaWiki]. I've found [http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/MediaWiki_localization MediaWiki localisation]. I haven't found "MediaWiki:Allmessages" or "Allmessages" anywhere. Maybe if you tell me where to find that, then I can look through it for the edit message. :-) --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:09, 29 November 2006 (UTC) ::OK, found it! "editsection" in [[Special:Allmessages]]. (that was talked about in [[meta:Help:MediaWiki namespace]]). Maybe it should be "change this part". Maybe it should be simply "change". Maybe other messages need to be translated, too. Later. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 03:44, 30 November 2006 (UTC) == Babel boxes == Babel boxes on user pages don't work in Simple English Wiktionary? Does anyone know how to fix that? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:41, 29 November 2006 (UTC) == Definitions == My ideas: Simple English needs to have only one definition for one word. I think the first definition for each word is the Simple English definition, and writers need to try to use only the first definition. But when there is a noun definition and a verb definition and they are very near, then those 2 definitions can be used. The first definition needs to be the most important one. A definition in Simple English can cover more things than the English definition. In English someone may say "bowl". "Bowl" is not BE850. In Simple English someone may say "basin" or "little basin" when talking about the same thing. The definition of "basin" in Simple English may be a little different from the English definition. Frequently two definitions for the same word in English can be one definition in Simple English. "Black" does not need one definition for a colour and another definition for an adjective saying that a thing has that colour. It is the same idea. The adjective is most frequent and most important. If someone uses it as a noun, people will understand. OK, maybe it needs two definitions because one is a noun and one is an adjective. But many other words can have one definition in Simple English for two definitions in English, because the Simple English definitions are simpler and cover more things. Little things that are different between two definitions in English are not important in Simple English. If someone writing a Wikipedia page needs to say an important difference between two things, the person needs to use a sentence to say the difference. Those are my ideas. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 14:04, 29 November 2006 (UTC) Example: [[apparatus]] has 3 definitions. I think they are all the same idea. (see picture.) I think they need to be 1 definition here. Maybe in English Wiktionary they need to be 3 definitions. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 14:06, 29 November 2006 (UTC) :I generally agree, but wouldn't take things quite this far. I think: :# Each word class should be represented and defined. For example, there should not be one definition that covers both adjective and noun, though the same definition could possibly be repeated with only minor changes. :# Rather than trying to tease apart individual senses of the word, I think we should aim for broad definitions that deal with the underlying similarity of the various senses. For example, Paul Nation gives the example of ''head'', which he defines as "the top or most important part, for example, head of your body, head of a match, head of an organisation." (''Learning Vocabulary in Another Language'', p. 92) :# Where there are multiple definitions, they should be sorted from most to least common. Similarly, the more common word class should be listed first. :# The BE850 is problematic because it has never been widely adopted and the word choices are often anachronistic. A better choice of words would be the [[Wiktionary:BNC_spoken_freq|BNC2000]]. :--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 17:00, 29 November 2006 (UTC) ::One more thing, Ogden, the sneaky guy, often specifically chose highly polysemous words to get more coverage from fewer words.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:12, 29 November 2006 (UTC) :::"Simple English" is not defined. Maybe we need to make a decision. Maybe we need to mark the first (or sometimes two) definitions on a page "Simple English" and mark the other ones "English". But maybe we would use too much time talking and not agreeing. Maybe it's good to just put the most frequent definition first. I would leave out very rare uses. :::Someone had the idea of asking the Wikimedia developers to make the Preview button show BE850 and BE1500 words in different colours. I think different underlining (<u>underlining</u> and <s>striking out</s>) is more useful because the colours show a link or no link. Hmm. It can be complex. Each user can choose in "my preferences" which list (BE850, BNC2000, etc.) marks the "Preview" when that user is changing a page. So we don't have to agree before we do that. (Forms of words, "make", "makes", "making" need to be used too.) --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 03:28, 30 November 2006 (UTC) :::Maybe BNC2000 or BNC1000 is more useful than BE850. (BE850 doesn't have "big" or "small". It has "attempt" but not "try". It has "carriage" but not "car".) But the BE850 has a good page on this Wiktionary. The page is easy to use. I can look and see if a word is in BE850. The BNC1000 needs a page like that. The BNC1000 page is too long. I need a short page with the BNC1000 words starting at the top of the page, and only one form for each word, and many words on one line, like the [[BE850]] page. I think I can make a page like that. Is that a good idea? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 03:54, 30 November 2006 (UTC) 13056 2006-11-30T12:37:31Z Brett 77 /* Definitions */ '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |}__NEWSECTIONLINK__ ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some countries, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) ==Category capitalization== Shall categories begin with upper cases or not? I am asking this because I have found different uses of upper and lower cases at [[Special:Categories]].--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 13:36, 14 April 2006 (UTC) :I had the same question a while back, though I asked it somewhere else. I think that categories should all be lowercase unless they are proper nouns, so that they work just like the entry titles. I'd say that you can go ahead an [[Wiktionary:Be bold|boldly]] change it, and if someone doesn't like it or has a better idea, they can change it back. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:33, 18 April 2006 (UTC) :If you do change it, don't forget to change the templates that refer to those categories, so that they put the words in the new place. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:22, 20 April 2006 (UTC) ::I see that [[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] has not worked on (or at least has not completed) changing the categories. I have completely changed my mind regarding them. The reason that articles in the (main) namespace are lowercase is to show the word as it is really meant to be and to distinguish between proper names and other words. This does not apply to categories or appendices (I just created the first appendix, [[:Appendix:Prepositions]]), though it should still apply to templates so that we don't have to type a capital letter every time we insert a template. Categories and appendices are ''groups'' of these words, and so should be capitalized regularly, just as they are in other projects. I am changing categories accordingly. Other thoughts? As I mentioned above, if we decide I'm wrong, we can boldly change it back. :) Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:54, 15 May 2006 (UTC) :::Hello. I have not been here until now as I was too busy administering other Wiki sites. As I am now an admin at eight Wiki sites, I am unsure how often I will come here. Article names at Wiktionary should not be automatically upper cases, but for categories, I do not really mind whether upper or lower cases. In case you want to talk to me but I am inactive here, I suggest leaving a message at my talk page at Wiktionary, Wikipedia, or Wikisource in English version that I administer.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:55, 4 November 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == WikiReader == What do we think about publishing a WikiReader with the BE850 and BE1500? I'd be happy to do most of the work behind it (exporting to PDF, managing download site etc). [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 12:00, 19 May 2006 (UTC) :I'm thinking we should probably have them mostly done before we worry about that, but other than that, sound good. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 19:03, 23 May 2006 (UTC) == Translations == Other Wiktionaries add translations for words into other languages. SEWiktionary is meant to give definitions of English words using simple English, so if we did add translations, we would not include those other words here, but only link to other wiktionaries. For example, if we translated "heavy" (meaning having a lot of weight), the Spanish is "pesado." We might link to the English Wiktionary page on [[:en:pesado]] or to the Spanish Wiktionary [[:es:pesado]]. These would be interwiki links, but under a translation section, not an "in other languages" sidebar interwiki, since each meaning should be translated separately. I think there are pros and cons to this idea. The pros are that our focus audience are people who are do not know much English, and many of them only know it as a second language, so a translation into their own language could be quite useful. The cons are that we are focused on English words. A translation would be a distraction from our focus. Also, that niche is already filled by the English Wiktionary. I think our focus should stay firmly fixed on simple English definitions of English words. Feel free to comment. We'll do what the community decides, of course. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:08, 21 May 2006 (UTC) :I suppose that this simple English Wiktionary is for definitions from simple English to simple English only, right? This should be good enough since more complex contents should go to regular English Wiktionary.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:58, 4 November 2006 (UTC) ::Simple English Wikipedia pages need to use some hard English words. I think Simple English Wiktionary needs definitions in simple English for those hard English words. It also needs definitions in simple English for simple English words. I think it's a good idea to link to English Wiktionary for translations. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:46, 25 November 2006 (UTC) ::Question: the word "kind": is it a noun in simple English? or an adjective? or both? How do we know or decide these questions? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:46, 25 November 2006 (UTC) :::Both. Word classes do not change in simple English. Does this answer your question? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:16, 27 November 2006 (UTC) == Etymologies/word histories == Another thing that has come up is the question of etymologies. English Wiktionary and others show the etymology of each word, and tend to have the earlier forms as separate entries. Because we are focused on English words (that is, Modern English), we would not include those early forms separately, but we could include unlinked word origins/etymologies. Again, there are pros and cons. Etymologies could be difficult to understand for someone who doesn't know much English. Additionally, they are not our focus, and could be a distraction. Plus, English Wiktionary already does that more effectively. On the other hand, I think it is cool to show where words come from, and this can help people understand why a word is spelled a particular way, I think. English orthography is one of the hardest parts of learning English, but knowing where a word comes from helps significantly in understanding its orthography (spelling). That said, teaching English is not our goal here, any more than it is the goal of Simple English Wikipedia. We are writing a dictionary here, not an English 101 textbook. If people use us to learn English, that is their own choice, but it is not our focus. I guess I could go either way on this one. I tentatively '''support''' adding etymologies to words. What do all of you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:16, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == How detailed do we go? == In articles such as that for [[sad]], some users have obvioulsy gone to a great deal of trouble to flesh out all sorts of synonyms, related words, etc. Unfortunately, few of the words are very simple (or even useful. For example, on the [[sad]] page we have ''glum'' as a synonym.) I think this kind of detail needs to be pared back to avoid being overwhelming to English language learners. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:26, 16 July 2006 (UTC) :Yeah, I was the one who put all those synonyms and antonyms on there. I still think it is useful, and it is obvious that they are synonyms, etc. by their placement, but I guess I did go a little overboard. But this wiktionary should not be limited to Simple English words. It should include all English words, but the definitions should be limited to simple English. People may find the word [[glum]] and wonder what it means, but not be able to understand the English Wiktionary definition. We need that entry here, and its connection to [[sad]] seems very logical. I think [[lugubrious]] should be cut out sooner than [[glum]]. Limiting the synonyms and antonyms may be useful in some ways, but we are about including information, not leaving it out. We might even want to include (for example) a main synonym section, and later on a section on ''other synonyms''. I don't know. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:44, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::Indeed, we should have articles for simple words and other words, so there should eventually be an entry for ''glum'', ''lugubrious'' and whatever else you can come up with. However, a typical user who is looking up the word ''sad'', will not benefit from ''glum''. The user who looks up ''glum'', on the other hand, may well benefit from being told that ''sad'' is a synonym as they will likely have no idea what ''glum'' means, but may very well understand ''sad''. ::Furthermore, you write, "we are about including information, not leaving it out." To the contrary! Knowing what to leave out is at least as important as knowing what to put in. A 20-page dictionary entry on ''run'' is neither simple nor useful. This is, after all, a dictionary, not a thesaurus or an encyclopedia. If the user who looks up ''sad'' is looking specifically for uncommon synonyms, they're using a wrench to drive in a nail.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:58, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::*Well how else do you expect people to look for uncommon synonyms, except by starting with a common word? Perhaps we can put common synonyms right there on the page, while listing rare ones separately on a thesaurus-like page. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 07:07, 31 July 2006 (UTC) ::::If they're looking for uncommon synonyms, they should use a thesaurus, not a dictionary.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 11:27, 31 July 2006 (UTC) :::::Hey Brett, I really enjoyed your wrench-nail analogy. Kappa is referring to what EWikt has done in its Wikisaurus sub-project. We could do something similar here if people are interested in the idea. But either way, most dictionaries include at least some synonyms, and I think we should do so, too. You have a point when you say that glum should link to sad, but not necessarily sad to glum. Maybe if we tend to limit it to the first five or so most common synonyms and antonyms, it will be useful but not overboard. We can always change it later if we change our minds, etc. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:08, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ==Workshop== The following was posted by Adam Kilgarriff on the Corpora mailing list ---- LEXICOM-ASIA 2006 A Workshop in Lexicography and Lexical Computing Venue: Kowloon, Hong Kong Hosts: Language Centre, Hong Kong Univ of Science and Technology Dates: December 11th-15th, 2006 Led by Adam Kilgarriff and Michael Rundell of the Lexicography MasterClass, Lexicom is an intensive one-week workshop, with seminars on theoretical issues alternating with practical sessions at the computer. There will be some parallel 'lexicographic' and 'computational' sessions. Topics to be covered include: * corpus creation * corpus analysis: o software and corpus querying o discovering word senses, recording contextual information * writing dictionary entries * dictionary databases and writing systems * using web data Applications are invited from people with interests and experience in any of these areas. Over the last six years Lexicom has attracted 200 participants from 28 countries including lexicographers, computational linguists, professors, research students, translators, terminologists, and editors, managers and technical support staff from dictionary publishers and information management companies. The venue, HKUST, is beautifully situated on Clearwater Bay in Kowloon, only 30 minutes from central Hong Kong. To register for Lexicom, go to: http://lc.ust.hk/~centre/lexi2006/ Early registration is advised (the Workshop has been oversubscribed in previous years), and registrations received before 7th October 2006 carry a discounted fee. Further details, including reports of past events can be found at: http://www.lexmasterclass.com. Michael Rundell & Adam Kilgarriff The Lexicography MasterClass --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 13:31, 28 September 2006 (UTC) == Logo discussion == Greetings, I apologise for writing in English. There is a discussion about the logo for Wiktionary at [[meta:Wiktionary/logo]]. Please go there and help us decide. Please also put this message on your community page. Thank you. -[[meta:User:Dbmag9|Dbmag9]] (copied here from [[talk:Main Page]] by [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:39, 23 July 2006 (UTC)) == Most linked article == Is there a way to find the article with the most links? In particular, I'm interested in finding the most-linked-to article that doesn't yet exist.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 21:19, 27 July 2006 (UTC) *You need [[Special:Mostlinked]], and in particular [[Special:Wantedpages]]. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 23:03, 27 July 2006 (UTC) == Benchmarks! == I think [[now]] was the 700th. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:51, 2 August 2006 (UTC) :Congratulations, everyone! Great work. Let's keep it up. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:02, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ===750=== [[lucky]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ===800=== [[benefit]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:27, 14 August 2006 (UTC) ===900=== [[legislation]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:21, 12 September 2006 (UTC) ===Almost 1000=== A virtual beer to the user who adds the 1000th word!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 20:03, 3 November 2006 (UTC) : [[brush]]! Hooray! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 03:35, 7 November 2006 (UTC) ::Make it two beers! Well done, PTO!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:23, 8 November 2006 (UTC) == A different idea == I recently had an idea for a sort of word rating system. This would show the SE user how difficult/complicated the word is considered by native speakers, and perhaps even include an easier and/or more challenging (for the basic words) alternative. I'm thinking of a kind of thermometer look, maybe up in the right-hand corner. It would have something like four or five degrees, including: basic or easy (from the BE850, words like [[do]], [[cold]], and [[woman]]), fairly basic or fairly easy (BE1500 or so, words like [[sink]], [[math]], and [[trust]]), medium or intermediate (about regular conversation level, somewhat less common than BE1500, words like [[complete]], [[freezing]], and [[feminine]]), fairly advanced or fairly hard (more complex or difficult a concept or term, words like [[nondescript]], [[anthropology]], and [[uncharacteristic]]), and advanced or hard (for jargon and other much less common words such as [[sodium benzoate]], [[sesquipedalian]], and [[indefatigable]]). We can tweak these levels or add new ones if/when we feel they are warranted. What do you all think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 10:07, 3 August 2006 (UTC) :I think it's a good idea, but I think basing it on BE is a bad idea, no matter how much you like BE. BE was not intended to choose the most simple or frequent words, but to bring together a list of words that would be sufficient to communicate any idea. Instead, I think we should base it on frequency counts, in the same way that the [http://www.longman.com/ldoce/ Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English] does. I think that using [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/nation.aspx Paul Nation]'s word counts would be a great place to start. He counts 'word families', so that ''run'', ''running'', ''runner'', etc. are all counted together. His counts are broken into 1000-word bands and are [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/range%20BNC.zip available] for free.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ::Though different organizations have different frequency counts, I think the idea is a sound one, and I think that there are many other word lists which would do a better job than BE. The only reason I've stuck with BE this long is because it was already there, and fairly convenient, not to mention a good place to start creating words. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 02:28, 14 August 2006 (UTC) :::I asked Paul Nation, and he wrote, "The lists are freely available for whoever wants to use them." Have a look.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:09, 15 August 2006 (UTC) ::::After looking at the BNC spoken frequency lists, I think you're right. I much prefer the way that these lists are set up, and it is nice to see not only the word but all its variations. I think it is much better. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 01:40, 24 August 2006 (UTC) == Move to [[Wiktionary talk:Simple talk]]? == I just want to throw up the idea of moving this page to the Wiktionary talk namespace. The advantage is that when editing a talk page [[MediaWiki:Talkpagetext]] is shown to the user. It would also leave this page open for FaQ's or something. Just an idea. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 14:55, 5 August 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for your input, Gerard. Nice to know you're still around every once in a while. You have a valid point about the talk page text being shown at the top of the page. It might be worth it to move it. However, I don't really care for the FAQ idea personally. It is supposed to be a simple *talk* page, so it should be something related to talk, even if it just redirects to its own talk page or explains how simple talk works. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 00:46, 24 August 2006 (UTC) ==Survivors?== I decided to come here and help out the project, after I saw the request for deletion at Meta. Personally, I would hate to see a project with this much potential die. <br><br> So, my question. How many regularly editing people are left? I noticed that a bureaucrat and two administrators haven't edited in a fairly long time, with the only admin exception seeming to be Cromwellt. Just give a shout here, I suppose. Thanks! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 21:49, 17 October 2006 (UTC) :Very few it seems, although I don't think ''left'' is the right word. There don't ever appear to have been many contributing memebers. Welcome though. Could I suggest you try to avoid difficult words in your definitions? For example, for ''approval'', you wrote "Formal permission or sanction." both words are less common than the word you're defining, and ''sanction'' is significantly less common. Just a suggestion. The participation is appreciated, though.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:30, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the suggestion. I used the word "left" because I had spent a while reading talk archives. This place seemed to be a lot more active back in Febuary. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 01:54, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ==Word of the Day== It seems the WotD has effectively died. Should we destroy the category/template for the word of the day as well? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 23:46, 25 October 2006 (UTC) Yes. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:13, 27 October 2006 (UTC) :I haven't checked if you deleted the cat/template for WotD, but I think it will probably be revived eventually (hopefully), so maybe deleting it was unnecessary. Then again, we can always recreate those I guess. No biggie. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 19:43, 28 November 2006 (UTC) == Vote to delete == I ended to vote to close this project on Meta. It has gone on long enough and is going nowhere fast. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 17:35, 2 November 2006 (UTC) :thank you!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:14, 2 November 2006 (UTC) ::Ah, finally. Its about time they closed that one up. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 00:59, 3 November 2006 (UTC) :::Great news :) - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:24, 6 November 2006 (UTC) == Administrators == Are there any active administrators/bureaucrats here anymore? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 16:33, 5 November 2006 (UTC) :Not really ;) [[User:h2g2bob]], our friendly bureaucrat, expressed a desire to resume contributing, but beyond that, the admins have been largely inactive. - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 16:46, 10 November 2006 (UTC) ::I apologize for not being active for a few months. I'm still around, I've just been busy with classes, etc. A teacher's life is a busy one. To make things worse, I haven't had internet access for about a month or more. I'll see if I can make time to contribute more regularly again. :) Oh, and my "email this user" works, so if there's something that needs admin intervention (like MediaWiki stuff), you can still get ahold of me, even if it may be a little while before I get it taken care of. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 19:46, 28 November 2006 (UTC) == Interwiki link == How do you link to Simple Witionary from another wiki project?--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:38, 8 November 2006 (UTC) :Either <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>; if you're on a Simple English project, use <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or, if you're on a Wiktionary, use <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 12:19, 9 November 2006 (UTC) == MediaWiki:Common.css == Hi, can we import some styles (specifically the <tt>messagebox</tt> class, and maybe some of its subclasses as well) from [[:w:MediaWiki:Common.css]] into [[MediaWiki:Common.css]]? This is purely for cosmetic reasons, but some of the templates that we have (including [[Template:Delete]]) use the <tt>messagebox</tt> class, which is not defined here. (P.S. This requires an admin) Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 16:40, 10 November 2006 (UTC) :I have gone ahead and asked for a temporary +sysop on meta, and have imported all CSS classes from the Simple English Wikipedia (with the exception of CommonsTicker-related styles). Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:19, 18 November 2006 (UTC) == Example sentences == In a dictionary such as this, I think it's important that the example sentences actually ''exemplify'' the use of a defined word rather than simply include it. Consider the following examples: #''There was a '''book''' on the table.'' #''He finished reading, closed the '''book''', and put it down.'' In the first sentence, '''book''' could be almost anything, animate or inanimate, of a size suitable for being on tables. The second sentence, in contrast, shows that '''book''' is related to reading and that it can be held and closed. This second sentence exemplifies '''book''', while the first simply uses it. We should also try to exemplify the syntactic properties of defined words. '''Notwithstanding''', for instance, is an unusual preposition in that it can appear after the noun. Thus, examples showing both pre- and post-noun usage would be useful. Similarly, nouns that have both countable and uncountable senses should have example sentences showing these. And so on. Finally, it would also be good to try to identify and show strong [[:en:collocation | collocations]]. Some good tools for this are [http://193.133.140.102/JustTheWord/ Just the Word] and Mark Davies's [http://view.byu.edu/ VIEW] interface to the [[w:British_National_Corpus|BNC]]. These can also provide authentic example sentences. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 00:32, 11 November 2006 (UTC) == Question == Who is father of Education ''<small>—This unsigned comment was added by</small>''<small> [[User:164.100.216.2|164.100.216.2]] ([[User talk:164.100.216.2|talk]] • [[Special:Contributions/164.100.216.2|contribs]]) 07:48, 16 November 2006 (UTC{{{3|}}})</small> :Hi, this is a forum for discussing topics related to the Simple English Wiktionary. Perhaps you could try looking for information on the [[:w:Main Page|Simple English Wikipedia]], or the [[:w:en:Main Page|English Wikipedia]]. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 15:50, 17 November 2006 (UTC) ::I'm a native English speaker and I don't know the answer to your question. Put your question on [[Wiktionary:Requested definitions]]. Also say on that page where you saw those words being used. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:39, 25 November 2006 (UTC) == Edit buttons gone == What happened to our edit buttons? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 14:30, 25 November 2006 (UTC) :Edit buttons? - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 14:32, 25 November 2006 (UTC) ::I don't know what to call them. When you were editing something, there was a row of buttons at the top of the edit window: bold, italics, math, signatures, etc. They're not there anymore. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:33, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :::Check your preferences. Check on the 'Editing' tab that the box is ticked to show the toolbar. [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 11:54, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::::Yes, it's checked. The tool bar was there on Friday and gone on Saturday. I haven't changed anything. I take it, then, that others still have their tool bar? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:36, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :::::I turned them off in my preferences and turned them back on and now they're back again. Something a programmer might have a look at. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 19:34, 28 November 2006 (UTC) == Pictures == My idea: all nouns need pictures in the definitions. Writers need ideas about copyright and about finding pictures. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 19:55, 25 November 2006 (UTC) I did it! I put a picture in! See [[wire]]. I think all definitions need pictures. Is that good? Did I do it right? I found the picture in Wikimedia Commons. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 20:37, 26 November 2006 (UTC) :Well done! Many nouns already have pictures with them. Many other nouns, however, are too abstract for a picture. Put one in where it makes sense. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:18, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks. I'm having some problems formatting the pages with the pictures. I want the pictures near the top so people will see them immediately. On the page [[wave]] the picture covered some of the words. I put many "nbsp" so that it doesn't cover the words. But I think that will not work well for all browser windows. There must be a good way to do it. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 04:06, 27 November 2006 (UTC) The [[walk]] page now has a moving picture! --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 05:03, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :Cool! --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:29, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::Mostly I don't like moving pictures. It's hard to read when there is a moving picture on the page. But if I put it there, I like it. :-) Some people may not be able to see the moving picture. Some people may not be able to see any pictures. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:32, 27 November 2006 (UTC) OK, now I know how to put the pictures on the page in a good way. Put the picture. (Do not put "300px" if not needed.) Then put words that will be beside the picture. Then put <nowiki> <br style="clear:both"/> </nowiki>. Then put words that need to be under the picture. See [[angry]]. See also [[:en:wikipedia:Wikipedia:Extended image syntax]]. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:42, 27 November 2006 (UTC) == "Change this part" == I like where it says "change this page". That's Simple English. It seems friendly to me. But when a page has parts, it says "edit". It needs to say "Change this part." --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 05:56, 28 November 2006 (UTC) :Good point, Coppertwig. I'm glad to see some new users active here. I'll try to get this fixed this week or so, though I don't have time at this precise moment. :) I'm sure it is on MediaWiki somewhere under MediaWiki:Allmessages. If you can find it, that will speed up my job. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 19:50, 28 November 2006 (UTC) ::I'm way behind you. I've found [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/MediaWiki MediaWiki]. I've found [http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/MediaWiki_localization MediaWiki localisation]. I haven't found "MediaWiki:Allmessages" or "Allmessages" anywhere. Maybe if you tell me where to find that, then I can look through it for the edit message. :-) --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:09, 29 November 2006 (UTC) ::OK, found it! "editsection" in [[Special:Allmessages]]. (that was talked about in [[meta:Help:MediaWiki namespace]]). Maybe it should be "change this part". Maybe it should be simply "change". Maybe other messages need to be translated, too. Later. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 03:44, 30 November 2006 (UTC) == Babel boxes == Babel boxes on user pages don't work in Simple English Wiktionary? Does anyone know how to fix that? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:41, 29 November 2006 (UTC) == Definitions == My ideas: Simple English needs to have only one definition for one word. I think the first definition for each word is the Simple English definition, and writers need to try to use only the first definition. But when there is a noun definition and a verb definition and they are very near, then those 2 definitions can be used. The first definition needs to be the most important one. A definition in Simple English can cover more things than the English definition. In English someone may say "bowl". "Bowl" is not BE850. In Simple English someone may say "basin" or "little basin" when talking about the same thing. The definition of "basin" in Simple English may be a little different from the English definition. Frequently two definitions for the same word in English can be one definition in Simple English. "Black" does not need one definition for a colour and another definition for an adjective saying that a thing has that colour. It is the same idea. The adjective is most frequent and most important. If someone uses it as a noun, people will understand. OK, maybe it needs two definitions because one is a noun and one is an adjective. But many other words can have one definition in Simple English for two definitions in English, because the Simple English definitions are simpler and cover more things. Little things that are different between two definitions in English are not important in Simple English. If someone writing a Wikipedia page needs to say an important difference between two things, the person needs to use a sentence to say the difference. Those are my ideas. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 14:04, 29 November 2006 (UTC) Example: [[apparatus]] has 3 definitions. I think they are all the same idea. (see picture.) I think they need to be 1 definition here. Maybe in English Wiktionary they need to be 3 definitions. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 14:06, 29 November 2006 (UTC) :I generally agree, but wouldn't take things quite this far. I think: :# Each word class should be represented and defined. For example, there should not be one definition that covers both adjective and noun, though the same definition could possibly be repeated with only minor changes. :# Rather than trying to tease apart individual senses of the word, I think we should aim for broad definitions that deal with the underlying similarity of the various senses. For example, Paul Nation gives the example of ''head'', which he defines as "the top or most important part, for example, head of your body, head of a match, head of an organisation." (''Learning Vocabulary in Another Language'', p. 92) :# Where there are multiple definitions, they should be sorted from most to least common. Similarly, the more common word class should be listed first. :# The BE850 is problematic because it has never been widely adopted and the word choices are often anachronistic. A better choice of words would be the [[Wiktionary:BNC_spoken_freq|BNC2000]]. :--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 17:00, 29 November 2006 (UTC) ::One more thing, Ogden, the sneaky guy, often specifically chose highly polysemous words to get more coverage from fewer words.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:12, 29 November 2006 (UTC) :::"Simple English" is not defined. Maybe we need to make a decision. Maybe we need to mark the first (or sometimes two) definitions on a page "Simple English" and mark the other ones "English". But maybe we would use too much time talking and not agreeing. Maybe it's good to just put the most frequent definition first. I would leave out very rare uses. :::Someone had the idea of asking the Wikimedia developers to make the Preview button show BE850 and BE1500 words in different colours. I think different underlining (<u>underlining</u> and <s>striking out</s>) is more useful because the colours show a link or no link. Hmm. It can be complex. Each user can choose in "my preferences" which list (BE850, BNC2000, etc.) marks the "Preview" when that user is changing a page. So we don't have to agree before we do that. (Forms of words, "make", "makes", "making" need to be used too.) --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 03:28, 30 November 2006 (UTC) ::::Currently only red and blue are used. Other colours could be employed in different ways. I think it might be more useful to use a star system, or simply a line at the top, similar to the current BE850 or AWL ones.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:37, 30 November 2006 (UTC) :::Maybe BNC2000 or BNC1000 is more useful than BE850. (BE850 doesn't have "big" or "small". It has "attempt" but not "try". It has "carriage" but not "car".) But the BE850 has a good page on this Wiktionary. The page is easy to use. I can look and see if a word is in BE850. The BNC1000 needs a page like that. The BNC1000 page is too long. I need a short page with the BNC1000 words starting at the top of the page, and only one form for each word, and many words on one line, like the [[BE850]] page. I think I can make a page like that. Is that a good idea? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 03:54, 30 November 2006 (UTC) ::::Different people have different purposes. If you feel such a list would be useful, go ahead and make it.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:37, 30 November 2006 (UTC) 13079 2006-11-30T14:53:02Z Coppertwig 139 /* Babel boxes */ I may have a way to do it '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |}__NEWSECTIONLINK__ ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some countries, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) ==Category capitalization== Shall categories begin with upper cases or not? I am asking this because I have found different uses of upper and lower cases at [[Special:Categories]].--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 13:36, 14 April 2006 (UTC) :I had the same question a while back, though I asked it somewhere else. I think that categories should all be lowercase unless they are proper nouns, so that they work just like the entry titles. I'd say that you can go ahead an [[Wiktionary:Be bold|boldly]] change it, and if someone doesn't like it or has a better idea, they can change it back. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:33, 18 April 2006 (UTC) :If you do change it, don't forget to change the templates that refer to those categories, so that they put the words in the new place. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:22, 20 April 2006 (UTC) ::I see that [[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] has not worked on (or at least has not completed) changing the categories. I have completely changed my mind regarding them. The reason that articles in the (main) namespace are lowercase is to show the word as it is really meant to be and to distinguish between proper names and other words. This does not apply to categories or appendices (I just created the first appendix, [[:Appendix:Prepositions]]), though it should still apply to templates so that we don't have to type a capital letter every time we insert a template. Categories and appendices are ''groups'' of these words, and so should be capitalized regularly, just as they are in other projects. I am changing categories accordingly. Other thoughts? As I mentioned above, if we decide I'm wrong, we can boldly change it back. :) Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:54, 15 May 2006 (UTC) :::Hello. I have not been here until now as I was too busy administering other Wiki sites. As I am now an admin at eight Wiki sites, I am unsure how often I will come here. Article names at Wiktionary should not be automatically upper cases, but for categories, I do not really mind whether upper or lower cases. In case you want to talk to me but I am inactive here, I suggest leaving a message at my talk page at Wiktionary, Wikipedia, or Wikisource in English version that I administer.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:55, 4 November 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == WikiReader == What do we think about publishing a WikiReader with the BE850 and BE1500? I'd be happy to do most of the work behind it (exporting to PDF, managing download site etc). [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 12:00, 19 May 2006 (UTC) :I'm thinking we should probably have them mostly done before we worry about that, but other than that, sound good. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 19:03, 23 May 2006 (UTC) == Translations == Other Wiktionaries add translations for words into other languages. SEWiktionary is meant to give definitions of English words using simple English, so if we did add translations, we would not include those other words here, but only link to other wiktionaries. For example, if we translated "heavy" (meaning having a lot of weight), the Spanish is "pesado." We might link to the English Wiktionary page on [[:en:pesado]] or to the Spanish Wiktionary [[:es:pesado]]. These would be interwiki links, but under a translation section, not an "in other languages" sidebar interwiki, since each meaning should be translated separately. I think there are pros and cons to this idea. The pros are that our focus audience are people who are do not know much English, and many of them only know it as a second language, so a translation into their own language could be quite useful. The cons are that we are focused on English words. A translation would be a distraction from our focus. Also, that niche is already filled by the English Wiktionary. I think our focus should stay firmly fixed on simple English definitions of English words. Feel free to comment. We'll do what the community decides, of course. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:08, 21 May 2006 (UTC) :I suppose that this simple English Wiktionary is for definitions from simple English to simple English only, right? This should be good enough since more complex contents should go to regular English Wiktionary.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:58, 4 November 2006 (UTC) ::Simple English Wikipedia pages need to use some hard English words. I think Simple English Wiktionary needs definitions in simple English for those hard English words. It also needs definitions in simple English for simple English words. I think it's a good idea to link to English Wiktionary for translations. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:46, 25 November 2006 (UTC) ::Question: the word "kind": is it a noun in simple English? or an adjective? or both? How do we know or decide these questions? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:46, 25 November 2006 (UTC) :::Both. Word classes do not change in simple English. Does this answer your question? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:16, 27 November 2006 (UTC) == Etymologies/word histories == Another thing that has come up is the question of etymologies. English Wiktionary and others show the etymology of each word, and tend to have the earlier forms as separate entries. Because we are focused on English words (that is, Modern English), we would not include those early forms separately, but we could include unlinked word origins/etymologies. Again, there are pros and cons. Etymologies could be difficult to understand for someone who doesn't know much English. Additionally, they are not our focus, and could be a distraction. Plus, English Wiktionary already does that more effectively. On the other hand, I think it is cool to show where words come from, and this can help people understand why a word is spelled a particular way, I think. English orthography is one of the hardest parts of learning English, but knowing where a word comes from helps significantly in understanding its orthography (spelling). That said, teaching English is not our goal here, any more than it is the goal of Simple English Wikipedia. We are writing a dictionary here, not an English 101 textbook. If people use us to learn English, that is their own choice, but it is not our focus. I guess I could go either way on this one. I tentatively '''support''' adding etymologies to words. What do all of you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:16, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == How detailed do we go? == In articles such as that for [[sad]], some users have obvioulsy gone to a great deal of trouble to flesh out all sorts of synonyms, related words, etc. Unfortunately, few of the words are very simple (or even useful. For example, on the [[sad]] page we have ''glum'' as a synonym.) I think this kind of detail needs to be pared back to avoid being overwhelming to English language learners. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:26, 16 July 2006 (UTC) :Yeah, I was the one who put all those synonyms and antonyms on there. I still think it is useful, and it is obvious that they are synonyms, etc. by their placement, but I guess I did go a little overboard. But this wiktionary should not be limited to Simple English words. It should include all English words, but the definitions should be limited to simple English. People may find the word [[glum]] and wonder what it means, but not be able to understand the English Wiktionary definition. We need that entry here, and its connection to [[sad]] seems very logical. I think [[lugubrious]] should be cut out sooner than [[glum]]. Limiting the synonyms and antonyms may be useful in some ways, but we are about including information, not leaving it out. We might even want to include (for example) a main synonym section, and later on a section on ''other synonyms''. I don't know. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:44, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::Indeed, we should have articles for simple words and other words, so there should eventually be an entry for ''glum'', ''lugubrious'' and whatever else you can come up with. However, a typical user who is looking up the word ''sad'', will not benefit from ''glum''. The user who looks up ''glum'', on the other hand, may well benefit from being told that ''sad'' is a synonym as they will likely have no idea what ''glum'' means, but may very well understand ''sad''. ::Furthermore, you write, "we are about including information, not leaving it out." To the contrary! Knowing what to leave out is at least as important as knowing what to put in. A 20-page dictionary entry on ''run'' is neither simple nor useful. This is, after all, a dictionary, not a thesaurus or an encyclopedia. If the user who looks up ''sad'' is looking specifically for uncommon synonyms, they're using a wrench to drive in a nail.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:58, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::*Well how else do you expect people to look for uncommon synonyms, except by starting with a common word? Perhaps we can put common synonyms right there on the page, while listing rare ones separately on a thesaurus-like page. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 07:07, 31 July 2006 (UTC) ::::If they're looking for uncommon synonyms, they should use a thesaurus, not a dictionary.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 11:27, 31 July 2006 (UTC) :::::Hey Brett, I really enjoyed your wrench-nail analogy. Kappa is referring to what EWikt has done in its Wikisaurus sub-project. We could do something similar here if people are interested in the idea. But either way, most dictionaries include at least some synonyms, and I think we should do so, too. You have a point when you say that glum should link to sad, but not necessarily sad to glum. Maybe if we tend to limit it to the first five or so most common synonyms and antonyms, it will be useful but not overboard. We can always change it later if we change our minds, etc. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:08, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ==Workshop== The following was posted by Adam Kilgarriff on the Corpora mailing list ---- LEXICOM-ASIA 2006 A Workshop in Lexicography and Lexical Computing Venue: Kowloon, Hong Kong Hosts: Language Centre, Hong Kong Univ of Science and Technology Dates: December 11th-15th, 2006 Led by Adam Kilgarriff and Michael Rundell of the Lexicography MasterClass, Lexicom is an intensive one-week workshop, with seminars on theoretical issues alternating with practical sessions at the computer. There will be some parallel 'lexicographic' and 'computational' sessions. Topics to be covered include: * corpus creation * corpus analysis: o software and corpus querying o discovering word senses, recording contextual information * writing dictionary entries * dictionary databases and writing systems * using web data Applications are invited from people with interests and experience in any of these areas. Over the last six years Lexicom has attracted 200 participants from 28 countries including lexicographers, computational linguists, professors, research students, translators, terminologists, and editors, managers and technical support staff from dictionary publishers and information management companies. The venue, HKUST, is beautifully situated on Clearwater Bay in Kowloon, only 30 minutes from central Hong Kong. To register for Lexicom, go to: http://lc.ust.hk/~centre/lexi2006/ Early registration is advised (the Workshop has been oversubscribed in previous years), and registrations received before 7th October 2006 carry a discounted fee. Further details, including reports of past events can be found at: http://www.lexmasterclass.com. Michael Rundell & Adam Kilgarriff The Lexicography MasterClass --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 13:31, 28 September 2006 (UTC) == Logo discussion == Greetings, I apologise for writing in English. There is a discussion about the logo for Wiktionary at [[meta:Wiktionary/logo]]. Please go there and help us decide. Please also put this message on your community page. Thank you. -[[meta:User:Dbmag9|Dbmag9]] (copied here from [[talk:Main Page]] by [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:39, 23 July 2006 (UTC)) == Most linked article == Is there a way to find the article with the most links? In particular, I'm interested in finding the most-linked-to article that doesn't yet exist.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 21:19, 27 July 2006 (UTC) *You need [[Special:Mostlinked]], and in particular [[Special:Wantedpages]]. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 23:03, 27 July 2006 (UTC) == Benchmarks! == I think [[now]] was the 700th. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:51, 2 August 2006 (UTC) :Congratulations, everyone! Great work. Let's keep it up. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:02, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ===750=== [[lucky]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ===800=== [[benefit]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:27, 14 August 2006 (UTC) ===900=== [[legislation]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:21, 12 September 2006 (UTC) ===Almost 1000=== A virtual beer to the user who adds the 1000th word!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 20:03, 3 November 2006 (UTC) : [[brush]]! Hooray! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 03:35, 7 November 2006 (UTC) ::Make it two beers! Well done, PTO!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:23, 8 November 2006 (UTC) == A different idea == I recently had an idea for a sort of word rating system. This would show the SE user how difficult/complicated the word is considered by native speakers, and perhaps even include an easier and/or more challenging (for the basic words) alternative. I'm thinking of a kind of thermometer look, maybe up in the right-hand corner. It would have something like four or five degrees, including: basic or easy (from the BE850, words like [[do]], [[cold]], and [[woman]]), fairly basic or fairly easy (BE1500 or so, words like [[sink]], [[math]], and [[trust]]), medium or intermediate (about regular conversation level, somewhat less common than BE1500, words like [[complete]], [[freezing]], and [[feminine]]), fairly advanced or fairly hard (more complex or difficult a concept or term, words like [[nondescript]], [[anthropology]], and [[uncharacteristic]]), and advanced or hard (for jargon and other much less common words such as [[sodium benzoate]], [[sesquipedalian]], and [[indefatigable]]). We can tweak these levels or add new ones if/when we feel they are warranted. What do you all think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 10:07, 3 August 2006 (UTC) :I think it's a good idea, but I think basing it on BE is a bad idea, no matter how much you like BE. BE was not intended to choose the most simple or frequent words, but to bring together a list of words that would be sufficient to communicate any idea. Instead, I think we should base it on frequency counts, in the same way that the [http://www.longman.com/ldoce/ Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English] does. I think that using [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/nation.aspx Paul Nation]'s word counts would be a great place to start. He counts 'word families', so that ''run'', ''running'', ''runner'', etc. are all counted together. His counts are broken into 1000-word bands and are [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/range%20BNC.zip available] for free.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ::Though different organizations have different frequency counts, I think the idea is a sound one, and I think that there are many other word lists which would do a better job than BE. The only reason I've stuck with BE this long is because it was already there, and fairly convenient, not to mention a good place to start creating words. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 02:28, 14 August 2006 (UTC) :::I asked Paul Nation, and he wrote, "The lists are freely available for whoever wants to use them." Have a look.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:09, 15 August 2006 (UTC) ::::After looking at the BNC spoken frequency lists, I think you're right. I much prefer the way that these lists are set up, and it is nice to see not only the word but all its variations. I think it is much better. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 01:40, 24 August 2006 (UTC) == Move to [[Wiktionary talk:Simple talk]]? == I just want to throw up the idea of moving this page to the Wiktionary talk namespace. The advantage is that when editing a talk page [[MediaWiki:Talkpagetext]] is shown to the user. It would also leave this page open for FaQ's or something. Just an idea. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 14:55, 5 August 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for your input, Gerard. Nice to know you're still around every once in a while. You have a valid point about the talk page text being shown at the top of the page. It might be worth it to move it. However, I don't really care for the FAQ idea personally. It is supposed to be a simple *talk* page, so it should be something related to talk, even if it just redirects to its own talk page or explains how simple talk works. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 00:46, 24 August 2006 (UTC) ==Survivors?== I decided to come here and help out the project, after I saw the request for deletion at Meta. Personally, I would hate to see a project with this much potential die. <br><br> So, my question. How many regularly editing people are left? I noticed that a bureaucrat and two administrators haven't edited in a fairly long time, with the only admin exception seeming to be Cromwellt. Just give a shout here, I suppose. Thanks! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 21:49, 17 October 2006 (UTC) :Very few it seems, although I don't think ''left'' is the right word. There don't ever appear to have been many contributing memebers. Welcome though. Could I suggest you try to avoid difficult words in your definitions? For example, for ''approval'', you wrote "Formal permission or sanction." both words are less common than the word you're defining, and ''sanction'' is significantly less common. Just a suggestion. The participation is appreciated, though.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:30, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the suggestion. I used the word "left" because I had spent a while reading talk archives. This place seemed to be a lot more active back in Febuary. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 01:54, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ==Word of the Day== It seems the WotD has effectively died. Should we destroy the category/template for the word of the day as well? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 23:46, 25 October 2006 (UTC) Yes. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:13, 27 October 2006 (UTC) :I haven't checked if you deleted the cat/template for WotD, but I think it will probably be revived eventually (hopefully), so maybe deleting it was unnecessary. Then again, we can always recreate those I guess. No biggie. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 19:43, 28 November 2006 (UTC) == Vote to delete == I ended to vote to close this project on Meta. It has gone on long enough and is going nowhere fast. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 17:35, 2 November 2006 (UTC) :thank you!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:14, 2 November 2006 (UTC) ::Ah, finally. Its about time they closed that one up. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 00:59, 3 November 2006 (UTC) :::Great news :) - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:24, 6 November 2006 (UTC) == Administrators == Are there any active administrators/bureaucrats here anymore? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 16:33, 5 November 2006 (UTC) :Not really ;) [[User:h2g2bob]], our friendly bureaucrat, expressed a desire to resume contributing, but beyond that, the admins have been largely inactive. - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 16:46, 10 November 2006 (UTC) ::I apologize for not being active for a few months. I'm still around, I've just been busy with classes, etc. A teacher's life is a busy one. To make things worse, I haven't had internet access for about a month or more. I'll see if I can make time to contribute more regularly again. :) Oh, and my "email this user" works, so if there's something that needs admin intervention (like MediaWiki stuff), you can still get ahold of me, even if it may be a little while before I get it taken care of. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 19:46, 28 November 2006 (UTC) == Interwiki link == How do you link to Simple Witionary from another wiki project?--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:38, 8 November 2006 (UTC) :Either <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>; if you're on a Simple English project, use <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or, if you're on a Wiktionary, use <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 12:19, 9 November 2006 (UTC) == MediaWiki:Common.css == Hi, can we import some styles (specifically the <tt>messagebox</tt> class, and maybe some of its subclasses as well) from [[:w:MediaWiki:Common.css]] into [[MediaWiki:Common.css]]? This is purely for cosmetic reasons, but some of the templates that we have (including [[Template:Delete]]) use the <tt>messagebox</tt> class, which is not defined here. (P.S. This requires an admin) Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 16:40, 10 November 2006 (UTC) :I have gone ahead and asked for a temporary +sysop on meta, and have imported all CSS classes from the Simple English Wikipedia (with the exception of CommonsTicker-related styles). Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:19, 18 November 2006 (UTC) == Example sentences == In a dictionary such as this, I think it's important that the example sentences actually ''exemplify'' the use of a defined word rather than simply include it. Consider the following examples: #''There was a '''book''' on the table.'' #''He finished reading, closed the '''book''', and put it down.'' In the first sentence, '''book''' could be almost anything, animate or inanimate, of a size suitable for being on tables. The second sentence, in contrast, shows that '''book''' is related to reading and that it can be held and closed. This second sentence exemplifies '''book''', while the first simply uses it. We should also try to exemplify the syntactic properties of defined words. '''Notwithstanding''', for instance, is an unusual preposition in that it can appear after the noun. Thus, examples showing both pre- and post-noun usage would be useful. Similarly, nouns that have both countable and uncountable senses should have example sentences showing these. And so on. Finally, it would also be good to try to identify and show strong [[:en:collocation | collocations]]. Some good tools for this are [http://193.133.140.102/JustTheWord/ Just the Word] and Mark Davies's [http://view.byu.edu/ VIEW] interface to the [[w:British_National_Corpus|BNC]]. These can also provide authentic example sentences. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 00:32, 11 November 2006 (UTC) == Question == Who is father of Education ''<small>—This unsigned comment was added by</small>''<small> [[User:164.100.216.2|164.100.216.2]] ([[User talk:164.100.216.2|talk]] • [[Special:Contributions/164.100.216.2|contribs]]) 07:48, 16 November 2006 (UTC{{{3|}}})</small> :Hi, this is a forum for discussing topics related to the Simple English Wiktionary. Perhaps you could try looking for information on the [[:w:Main Page|Simple English Wikipedia]], or the [[:w:en:Main Page|English Wikipedia]]. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 15:50, 17 November 2006 (UTC) ::I'm a native English speaker and I don't know the answer to your question. Put your question on [[Wiktionary:Requested definitions]]. Also say on that page where you saw those words being used. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:39, 25 November 2006 (UTC) == Edit buttons gone == What happened to our edit buttons? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 14:30, 25 November 2006 (UTC) :Edit buttons? - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 14:32, 25 November 2006 (UTC) ::I don't know what to call them. When you were editing something, there was a row of buttons at the top of the edit window: bold, italics, math, signatures, etc. They're not there anymore. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:33, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :::Check your preferences. Check on the 'Editing' tab that the box is ticked to show the toolbar. [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 11:54, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::::Yes, it's checked. The tool bar was there on Friday and gone on Saturday. I haven't changed anything. I take it, then, that others still have their tool bar? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:36, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :::::I turned them off in my preferences and turned them back on and now they're back again. Something a programmer might have a look at. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 19:34, 28 November 2006 (UTC) == Pictures == My idea: all nouns need pictures in the definitions. Writers need ideas about copyright and about finding pictures. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 19:55, 25 November 2006 (UTC) I did it! I put a picture in! See [[wire]]. I think all definitions need pictures. Is that good? Did I do it right? I found the picture in Wikimedia Commons. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 20:37, 26 November 2006 (UTC) :Well done! Many nouns already have pictures with them. Many other nouns, however, are too abstract for a picture. Put one in where it makes sense. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:18, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks. I'm having some problems formatting the pages with the pictures. I want the pictures near the top so people will see them immediately. On the page [[wave]] the picture covered some of the words. I put many "nbsp" so that it doesn't cover the words. But I think that will not work well for all browser windows. There must be a good way to do it. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 04:06, 27 November 2006 (UTC) The [[walk]] page now has a moving picture! --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 05:03, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :Cool! --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:29, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::Mostly I don't like moving pictures. It's hard to read when there is a moving picture on the page. But if I put it there, I like it. :-) Some people may not be able to see the moving picture. Some people may not be able to see any pictures. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:32, 27 November 2006 (UTC) OK, now I know how to put the pictures on the page in a good way. Put the picture. (Do not put "300px" if not needed.) Then put words that will be beside the picture. Then put <nowiki> <br style="clear:both"/> </nowiki>. Then put words that need to be under the picture. See [[angry]]. See also [[:en:wikipedia:Wikipedia:Extended image syntax]]. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:42, 27 November 2006 (UTC) == "Change this part" == I like where it says "change this page". That's Simple English. It seems friendly to me. But when a page has parts, it says "edit". It needs to say "Change this part." --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 05:56, 28 November 2006 (UTC) :Good point, Coppertwig. I'm glad to see some new users active here. I'll try to get this fixed this week or so, though I don't have time at this precise moment. :) I'm sure it is on MediaWiki somewhere under MediaWiki:Allmessages. If you can find it, that will speed up my job. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 19:50, 28 November 2006 (UTC) ::I'm way behind you. I've found [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/MediaWiki MediaWiki]. I've found [http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/MediaWiki_localization MediaWiki localisation]. I haven't found "MediaWiki:Allmessages" or "Allmessages" anywhere. Maybe if you tell me where to find that, then I can look through it for the edit message. :-) --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:09, 29 November 2006 (UTC) ::OK, found it! "editsection" in [[Special:Allmessages]]. (that was talked about in [[meta:Help:MediaWiki namespace]]). Maybe it should be "change this part". Maybe it should be simply "change". Maybe other messages need to be translated, too. Later. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 03:44, 30 November 2006 (UTC) == Babel boxes == Babel boxes on user pages don't work in Simple English Wiktionary? Does anyone know how to fix that? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:41, 29 November 2006 (UTC) :I may have found a way to do it, sort-of. I now have one userbox on my user page. I've put in a question at [[en:Wikipedia:Help desk]] asking what is the best way to implement Babel boxes. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 14:53, 30 November 2006 (UTC) == Definitions == My ideas: Simple English needs to have only one definition for one word. I think the first definition for each word is the Simple English definition, and writers need to try to use only the first definition. But when there is a noun definition and a verb definition and they are very near, then those 2 definitions can be used. The first definition needs to be the most important one. A definition in Simple English can cover more things than the English definition. In English someone may say "bowl". "Bowl" is not BE850. In Simple English someone may say "basin" or "little basin" when talking about the same thing. The definition of "basin" in Simple English may be a little different from the English definition. Frequently two definitions for the same word in English can be one definition in Simple English. "Black" does not need one definition for a colour and another definition for an adjective saying that a thing has that colour. It is the same idea. The adjective is most frequent and most important. If someone uses it as a noun, people will understand. OK, maybe it needs two definitions because one is a noun and one is an adjective. But many other words can have one definition in Simple English for two definitions in English, because the Simple English definitions are simpler and cover more things. Little things that are different between two definitions in English are not important in Simple English. If someone writing a Wikipedia page needs to say an important difference between two things, the person needs to use a sentence to say the difference. Those are my ideas. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 14:04, 29 November 2006 (UTC) Example: [[apparatus]] has 3 definitions. I think they are all the same idea. (see picture.) I think they need to be 1 definition here. Maybe in English Wiktionary they need to be 3 definitions. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 14:06, 29 November 2006 (UTC) :I generally agree, but wouldn't take things quite this far. I think: :# Each word class should be represented and defined. For example, there should not be one definition that covers both adjective and noun, though the same definition could possibly be repeated with only minor changes. :# Rather than trying to tease apart individual senses of the word, I think we should aim for broad definitions that deal with the underlying similarity of the various senses. For example, Paul Nation gives the example of ''head'', which he defines as "the top or most important part, for example, head of your body, head of a match, head of an organisation." (''Learning Vocabulary in Another Language'', p. 92) :# Where there are multiple definitions, they should be sorted from most to least common. Similarly, the more common word class should be listed first. :# The BE850 is problematic because it has never been widely adopted and the word choices are often anachronistic. A better choice of words would be the [[Wiktionary:BNC_spoken_freq|BNC2000]]. :--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 17:00, 29 November 2006 (UTC) ::One more thing, Ogden, the sneaky guy, often specifically chose highly polysemous words to get more coverage from fewer words.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:12, 29 November 2006 (UTC) :::"Simple English" is not defined. Maybe we need to make a decision. Maybe we need to mark the first (or sometimes two) definitions on a page "Simple English" and mark the other ones "English". But maybe we would use too much time talking and not agreeing. Maybe it's good to just put the most frequent definition first. I would leave out very rare uses. :::Someone had the idea of asking the Wikimedia developers to make the Preview button show BE850 and BE1500 words in different colours. I think different underlining (<u>underlining</u> and <s>striking out</s>) is more useful because the colours show a link or no link. Hmm. It can be complex. Each user can choose in "my preferences" which list (BE850, BNC2000, etc.) marks the "Preview" when that user is changing a page. So we don't have to agree before we do that. (Forms of words, "make", "makes", "making" need to be used too.) --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 03:28, 30 November 2006 (UTC) ::::Currently only red and blue are used. Other colours could be employed in different ways. I think it might be more useful to use a star system, or simply a line at the top, similar to the current BE850 or AWL ones.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:37, 30 November 2006 (UTC) :::Maybe BNC2000 or BNC1000 is more useful than BE850. (BE850 doesn't have "big" or "small". It has "attempt" but not "try". It has "carriage" but not "car".) But the BE850 has a good page on this Wiktionary. The page is easy to use. I can look and see if a word is in BE850. The BNC1000 needs a page like that. The BNC1000 page is too long. I need a short page with the BNC1000 words starting at the top of the page, and only one form for each word, and many words on one line, like the [[BE850]] page. I think I can make a page like that. Is that a good idea? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 03:54, 30 November 2006 (UTC) ::::Different people have different purposes. If you feel such a list would be useful, go ahead and make it.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:37, 30 November 2006 (UTC) 13105 2006-12-01T01:29:22Z Coppertwig 139 /* Babel boxes */ I got Babel boxes working! '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |}__NEWSECTIONLINK__ ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some countries, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) ==Category capitalization== Shall categories begin with upper cases or not? I am asking this because I have found different uses of upper and lower cases at [[Special:Categories]].--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 13:36, 14 April 2006 (UTC) :I had the same question a while back, though I asked it somewhere else. I think that categories should all be lowercase unless they are proper nouns, so that they work just like the entry titles. I'd say that you can go ahead an [[Wiktionary:Be bold|boldly]] change it, and if someone doesn't like it or has a better idea, they can change it back. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:33, 18 April 2006 (UTC) :If you do change it, don't forget to change the templates that refer to those categories, so that they put the words in the new place. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:22, 20 April 2006 (UTC) ::I see that [[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] has not worked on (or at least has not completed) changing the categories. I have completely changed my mind regarding them. The reason that articles in the (main) namespace are lowercase is to show the word as it is really meant to be and to distinguish between proper names and other words. This does not apply to categories or appendices (I just created the first appendix, [[:Appendix:Prepositions]]), though it should still apply to templates so that we don't have to type a capital letter every time we insert a template. Categories and appendices are ''groups'' of these words, and so should be capitalized regularly, just as they are in other projects. I am changing categories accordingly. Other thoughts? As I mentioned above, if we decide I'm wrong, we can boldly change it back. :) Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:54, 15 May 2006 (UTC) :::Hello. I have not been here until now as I was too busy administering other Wiki sites. As I am now an admin at eight Wiki sites, I am unsure how often I will come here. Article names at Wiktionary should not be automatically upper cases, but for categories, I do not really mind whether upper or lower cases. In case you want to talk to me but I am inactive here, I suggest leaving a message at my talk page at Wiktionary, Wikipedia, or Wikisource in English version that I administer.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:55, 4 November 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == WikiReader == What do we think about publishing a WikiReader with the BE850 and BE1500? I'd be happy to do most of the work behind it (exporting to PDF, managing download site etc). [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 12:00, 19 May 2006 (UTC) :I'm thinking we should probably have them mostly done before we worry about that, but other than that, sound good. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 19:03, 23 May 2006 (UTC) == Translations == Other Wiktionaries add translations for words into other languages. SEWiktionary is meant to give definitions of English words using simple English, so if we did add translations, we would not include those other words here, but only link to other wiktionaries. For example, if we translated "heavy" (meaning having a lot of weight), the Spanish is "pesado." We might link to the English Wiktionary page on [[:en:pesado]] or to the Spanish Wiktionary [[:es:pesado]]. These would be interwiki links, but under a translation section, not an "in other languages" sidebar interwiki, since each meaning should be translated separately. I think there are pros and cons to this idea. The pros are that our focus audience are people who are do not know much English, and many of them only know it as a second language, so a translation into their own language could be quite useful. The cons are that we are focused on English words. A translation would be a distraction from our focus. Also, that niche is already filled by the English Wiktionary. I think our focus should stay firmly fixed on simple English definitions of English words. Feel free to comment. We'll do what the community decides, of course. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:08, 21 May 2006 (UTC) :I suppose that this simple English Wiktionary is for definitions from simple English to simple English only, right? This should be good enough since more complex contents should go to regular English Wiktionary.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:58, 4 November 2006 (UTC) ::Simple English Wikipedia pages need to use some hard English words. I think Simple English Wiktionary needs definitions in simple English for those hard English words. It also needs definitions in simple English for simple English words. I think it's a good idea to link to English Wiktionary for translations. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:46, 25 November 2006 (UTC) ::Question: the word "kind": is it a noun in simple English? or an adjective? or both? How do we know or decide these questions? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:46, 25 November 2006 (UTC) :::Both. Word classes do not change in simple English. Does this answer your question? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:16, 27 November 2006 (UTC) == Etymologies/word histories == Another thing that has come up is the question of etymologies. English Wiktionary and others show the etymology of each word, and tend to have the earlier forms as separate entries. Because we are focused on English words (that is, Modern English), we would not include those early forms separately, but we could include unlinked word origins/etymologies. Again, there are pros and cons. Etymologies could be difficult to understand for someone who doesn't know much English. Additionally, they are not our focus, and could be a distraction. Plus, English Wiktionary already does that more effectively. On the other hand, I think it is cool to show where words come from, and this can help people understand why a word is spelled a particular way, I think. English orthography is one of the hardest parts of learning English, but knowing where a word comes from helps significantly in understanding its orthography (spelling). That said, teaching English is not our goal here, any more than it is the goal of Simple English Wikipedia. We are writing a dictionary here, not an English 101 textbook. If people use us to learn English, that is their own choice, but it is not our focus. I guess I could go either way on this one. I tentatively '''support''' adding etymologies to words. What do all of you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:16, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == How detailed do we go? == In articles such as that for [[sad]], some users have obvioulsy gone to a great deal of trouble to flesh out all sorts of synonyms, related words, etc. Unfortunately, few of the words are very simple (or even useful. For example, on the [[sad]] page we have ''glum'' as a synonym.) I think this kind of detail needs to be pared back to avoid being overwhelming to English language learners. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:26, 16 July 2006 (UTC) :Yeah, I was the one who put all those synonyms and antonyms on there. I still think it is useful, and it is obvious that they are synonyms, etc. by their placement, but I guess I did go a little overboard. But this wiktionary should not be limited to Simple English words. It should include all English words, but the definitions should be limited to simple English. People may find the word [[glum]] and wonder what it means, but not be able to understand the English Wiktionary definition. We need that entry here, and its connection to [[sad]] seems very logical. I think [[lugubrious]] should be cut out sooner than [[glum]]. Limiting the synonyms and antonyms may be useful in some ways, but we are about including information, not leaving it out. We might even want to include (for example) a main synonym section, and later on a section on ''other synonyms''. I don't know. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:44, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::Indeed, we should have articles for simple words and other words, so there should eventually be an entry for ''glum'', ''lugubrious'' and whatever else you can come up with. However, a typical user who is looking up the word ''sad'', will not benefit from ''glum''. The user who looks up ''glum'', on the other hand, may well benefit from being told that ''sad'' is a synonym as they will likely have no idea what ''glum'' means, but may very well understand ''sad''. ::Furthermore, you write, "we are about including information, not leaving it out." To the contrary! Knowing what to leave out is at least as important as knowing what to put in. A 20-page dictionary entry on ''run'' is neither simple nor useful. This is, after all, a dictionary, not a thesaurus or an encyclopedia. If the user who looks up ''sad'' is looking specifically for uncommon synonyms, they're using a wrench to drive in a nail.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:58, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::*Well how else do you expect people to look for uncommon synonyms, except by starting with a common word? Perhaps we can put common synonyms right there on the page, while listing rare ones separately on a thesaurus-like page. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 07:07, 31 July 2006 (UTC) ::::If they're looking for uncommon synonyms, they should use a thesaurus, not a dictionary.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 11:27, 31 July 2006 (UTC) :::::Hey Brett, I really enjoyed your wrench-nail analogy. Kappa is referring to what EWikt has done in its Wikisaurus sub-project. We could do something similar here if people are interested in the idea. But either way, most dictionaries include at least some synonyms, and I think we should do so, too. You have a point when you say that glum should link to sad, but not necessarily sad to glum. Maybe if we tend to limit it to the first five or so most common synonyms and antonyms, it will be useful but not overboard. We can always change it later if we change our minds, etc. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:08, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ==Workshop== The following was posted by Adam Kilgarriff on the Corpora mailing list ---- LEXICOM-ASIA 2006 A Workshop in Lexicography and Lexical Computing Venue: Kowloon, Hong Kong Hosts: Language Centre, Hong Kong Univ of Science and Technology Dates: December 11th-15th, 2006 Led by Adam Kilgarriff and Michael Rundell of the Lexicography MasterClass, Lexicom is an intensive one-week workshop, with seminars on theoretical issues alternating with practical sessions at the computer. There will be some parallel 'lexicographic' and 'computational' sessions. Topics to be covered include: * corpus creation * corpus analysis: o software and corpus querying o discovering word senses, recording contextual information * writing dictionary entries * dictionary databases and writing systems * using web data Applications are invited from people with interests and experience in any of these areas. Over the last six years Lexicom has attracted 200 participants from 28 countries including lexicographers, computational linguists, professors, research students, translators, terminologists, and editors, managers and technical support staff from dictionary publishers and information management companies. The venue, HKUST, is beautifully situated on Clearwater Bay in Kowloon, only 30 minutes from central Hong Kong. To register for Lexicom, go to: http://lc.ust.hk/~centre/lexi2006/ Early registration is advised (the Workshop has been oversubscribed in previous years), and registrations received before 7th October 2006 carry a discounted fee. Further details, including reports of past events can be found at: http://www.lexmasterclass.com. Michael Rundell & Adam Kilgarriff The Lexicography MasterClass --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 13:31, 28 September 2006 (UTC) == Logo discussion == Greetings, I apologise for writing in English. There is a discussion about the logo for Wiktionary at [[meta:Wiktionary/logo]]. Please go there and help us decide. Please also put this message on your community page. Thank you. -[[meta:User:Dbmag9|Dbmag9]] (copied here from [[talk:Main Page]] by [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:39, 23 July 2006 (UTC)) == Most linked article == Is there a way to find the article with the most links? In particular, I'm interested in finding the most-linked-to article that doesn't yet exist.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 21:19, 27 July 2006 (UTC) *You need [[Special:Mostlinked]], and in particular [[Special:Wantedpages]]. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 23:03, 27 July 2006 (UTC) == Benchmarks! == I think [[now]] was the 700th. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:51, 2 August 2006 (UTC) :Congratulations, everyone! Great work. Let's keep it up. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:02, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ===750=== [[lucky]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ===800=== [[benefit]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:27, 14 August 2006 (UTC) ===900=== [[legislation]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:21, 12 September 2006 (UTC) ===Almost 1000=== A virtual beer to the user who adds the 1000th word!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 20:03, 3 November 2006 (UTC) : [[brush]]! Hooray! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 03:35, 7 November 2006 (UTC) ::Make it two beers! Well done, PTO!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:23, 8 November 2006 (UTC) == A different idea == I recently had an idea for a sort of word rating system. This would show the SE user how difficult/complicated the word is considered by native speakers, and perhaps even include an easier and/or more challenging (for the basic words) alternative. I'm thinking of a kind of thermometer look, maybe up in the right-hand corner. It would have something like four or five degrees, including: basic or easy (from the BE850, words like [[do]], [[cold]], and [[woman]]), fairly basic or fairly easy (BE1500 or so, words like [[sink]], [[math]], and [[trust]]), medium or intermediate (about regular conversation level, somewhat less common than BE1500, words like [[complete]], [[freezing]], and [[feminine]]), fairly advanced or fairly hard (more complex or difficult a concept or term, words like [[nondescript]], [[anthropology]], and [[uncharacteristic]]), and advanced or hard (for jargon and other much less common words such as [[sodium benzoate]], [[sesquipedalian]], and [[indefatigable]]). We can tweak these levels or add new ones if/when we feel they are warranted. What do you all think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 10:07, 3 August 2006 (UTC) :I think it's a good idea, but I think basing it on BE is a bad idea, no matter how much you like BE. BE was not intended to choose the most simple or frequent words, but to bring together a list of words that would be sufficient to communicate any idea. Instead, I think we should base it on frequency counts, in the same way that the [http://www.longman.com/ldoce/ Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English] does. I think that using [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/nation.aspx Paul Nation]'s word counts would be a great place to start. He counts 'word families', so that ''run'', ''running'', ''runner'', etc. are all counted together. His counts are broken into 1000-word bands and are [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/range%20BNC.zip available] for free.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ::Though different organizations have different frequency counts, I think the idea is a sound one, and I think that there are many other word lists which would do a better job than BE. The only reason I've stuck with BE this long is because it was already there, and fairly convenient, not to mention a good place to start creating words. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 02:28, 14 August 2006 (UTC) :::I asked Paul Nation, and he wrote, "The lists are freely available for whoever wants to use them." Have a look.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:09, 15 August 2006 (UTC) ::::After looking at the BNC spoken frequency lists, I think you're right. I much prefer the way that these lists are set up, and it is nice to see not only the word but all its variations. I think it is much better. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 01:40, 24 August 2006 (UTC) == Move to [[Wiktionary talk:Simple talk]]? == I just want to throw up the idea of moving this page to the Wiktionary talk namespace. The advantage is that when editing a talk page [[MediaWiki:Talkpagetext]] is shown to the user. It would also leave this page open for FaQ's or something. Just an idea. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 14:55, 5 August 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for your input, Gerard. Nice to know you're still around every once in a while. You have a valid point about the talk page text being shown at the top of the page. It might be worth it to move it. However, I don't really care for the FAQ idea personally. It is supposed to be a simple *talk* page, so it should be something related to talk, even if it just redirects to its own talk page or explains how simple talk works. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 00:46, 24 August 2006 (UTC) ==Survivors?== I decided to come here and help out the project, after I saw the request for deletion at Meta. Personally, I would hate to see a project with this much potential die. <br><br> So, my question. How many regularly editing people are left? I noticed that a bureaucrat and two administrators haven't edited in a fairly long time, with the only admin exception seeming to be Cromwellt. Just give a shout here, I suppose. Thanks! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 21:49, 17 October 2006 (UTC) :Very few it seems, although I don't think ''left'' is the right word. There don't ever appear to have been many contributing memebers. Welcome though. Could I suggest you try to avoid difficult words in your definitions? For example, for ''approval'', you wrote "Formal permission or sanction." both words are less common than the word you're defining, and ''sanction'' is significantly less common. Just a suggestion. The participation is appreciated, though.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:30, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the suggestion. I used the word "left" because I had spent a while reading talk archives. This place seemed to be a lot more active back in Febuary. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 01:54, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ==Word of the Day== It seems the WotD has effectively died. Should we destroy the category/template for the word of the day as well? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 23:46, 25 October 2006 (UTC) Yes. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:13, 27 October 2006 (UTC) :I haven't checked if you deleted the cat/template for WotD, but I think it will probably be revived eventually (hopefully), so maybe deleting it was unnecessary. Then again, we can always recreate those I guess. No biggie. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 19:43, 28 November 2006 (UTC) == Vote to delete == I ended to vote to close this project on Meta. It has gone on long enough and is going nowhere fast. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 17:35, 2 November 2006 (UTC) :thank you!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:14, 2 November 2006 (UTC) ::Ah, finally. Its about time they closed that one up. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 00:59, 3 November 2006 (UTC) :::Great news :) - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:24, 6 November 2006 (UTC) == Administrators == Are there any active administrators/bureaucrats here anymore? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 16:33, 5 November 2006 (UTC) :Not really ;) [[User:h2g2bob]], our friendly bureaucrat, expressed a desire to resume contributing, but beyond that, the admins have been largely inactive. - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 16:46, 10 November 2006 (UTC) ::I apologize for not being active for a few months. I'm still around, I've just been busy with classes, etc. A teacher's life is a busy one. To make things worse, I haven't had internet access for about a month or more. I'll see if I can make time to contribute more regularly again. :) Oh, and my "email this user" works, so if there's something that needs admin intervention (like MediaWiki stuff), you can still get ahold of me, even if it may be a little while before I get it taken care of. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 19:46, 28 November 2006 (UTC) == Interwiki link == How do you link to Simple Witionary from another wiki project?--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:38, 8 November 2006 (UTC) :Either <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>; if you're on a Simple English project, use <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or, if you're on a Wiktionary, use <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 12:19, 9 November 2006 (UTC) == MediaWiki:Common.css == Hi, can we import some styles (specifically the <tt>messagebox</tt> class, and maybe some of its subclasses as well) from [[:w:MediaWiki:Common.css]] into [[MediaWiki:Common.css]]? This is purely for cosmetic reasons, but some of the templates that we have (including [[Template:Delete]]) use the <tt>messagebox</tt> class, which is not defined here. (P.S. This requires an admin) Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 16:40, 10 November 2006 (UTC) :I have gone ahead and asked for a temporary +sysop on meta, and have imported all CSS classes from the Simple English Wikipedia (with the exception of CommonsTicker-related styles). Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:19, 18 November 2006 (UTC) == Example sentences == In a dictionary such as this, I think it's important that the example sentences actually ''exemplify'' the use of a defined word rather than simply include it. Consider the following examples: #''There was a '''book''' on the table.'' #''He finished reading, closed the '''book''', and put it down.'' In the first sentence, '''book''' could be almost anything, animate or inanimate, of a size suitable for being on tables. The second sentence, in contrast, shows that '''book''' is related to reading and that it can be held and closed. This second sentence exemplifies '''book''', while the first simply uses it. We should also try to exemplify the syntactic properties of defined words. '''Notwithstanding''', for instance, is an unusual preposition in that it can appear after the noun. Thus, examples showing both pre- and post-noun usage would be useful. Similarly, nouns that have both countable and uncountable senses should have example sentences showing these. And so on. Finally, it would also be good to try to identify and show strong [[:en:collocation | collocations]]. Some good tools for this are [http://193.133.140.102/JustTheWord/ Just the Word] and Mark Davies's [http://view.byu.edu/ VIEW] interface to the [[w:British_National_Corpus|BNC]]. These can also provide authentic example sentences. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 00:32, 11 November 2006 (UTC) == Question == Who is father of Education ''<small>—This unsigned comment was added by</small>''<small> [[User:164.100.216.2|164.100.216.2]] ([[User talk:164.100.216.2|talk]] • [[Special:Contributions/164.100.216.2|contribs]]) 07:48, 16 November 2006 (UTC{{{3|}}})</small> :Hi, this is a forum for discussing topics related to the Simple English Wiktionary. Perhaps you could try looking for information on the [[:w:Main Page|Simple English Wikipedia]], or the [[:w:en:Main Page|English Wikipedia]]. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 15:50, 17 November 2006 (UTC) ::I'm a native English speaker and I don't know the answer to your question. Put your question on [[Wiktionary:Requested definitions]]. Also say on that page where you saw those words being used. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:39, 25 November 2006 (UTC) == Edit buttons gone == What happened to our edit buttons? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 14:30, 25 November 2006 (UTC) :Edit buttons? - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 14:32, 25 November 2006 (UTC) ::I don't know what to call them. When you were editing something, there was a row of buttons at the top of the edit window: bold, italics, math, signatures, etc. They're not there anymore. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:33, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :::Check your preferences. Check on the 'Editing' tab that the box is ticked to show the toolbar. [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 11:54, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::::Yes, it's checked. The tool bar was there on Friday and gone on Saturday. I haven't changed anything. I take it, then, that others still have their tool bar? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:36, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :::::I turned them off in my preferences and turned them back on and now they're back again. Something a programmer might have a look at. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 19:34, 28 November 2006 (UTC) == Pictures == My idea: all nouns need pictures in the definitions. Writers need ideas about copyright and about finding pictures. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 19:55, 25 November 2006 (UTC) I did it! I put a picture in! See [[wire]]. I think all definitions need pictures. Is that good? Did I do it right? I found the picture in Wikimedia Commons. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 20:37, 26 November 2006 (UTC) :Well done! Many nouns already have pictures with them. Many other nouns, however, are too abstract for a picture. Put one in where it makes sense. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:18, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks. I'm having some problems formatting the pages with the pictures. I want the pictures near the top so people will see them immediately. On the page [[wave]] the picture covered some of the words. I put many "nbsp" so that it doesn't cover the words. But I think that will not work well for all browser windows. There must be a good way to do it. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 04:06, 27 November 2006 (UTC) The [[walk]] page now has a moving picture! --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 05:03, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :Cool! --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:29, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::Mostly I don't like moving pictures. It's hard to read when there is a moving picture on the page. But if I put it there, I like it. :-) Some people may not be able to see the moving picture. Some people may not be able to see any pictures. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:32, 27 November 2006 (UTC) OK, now I know how to put the pictures on the page in a good way. Put the picture. (Do not put "300px" if not needed.) Then put words that will be beside the picture. Then put <nowiki> <br style="clear:both"/> </nowiki>. Then put words that need to be under the picture. See [[angry]]. See also [[:en:wikipedia:Wikipedia:Extended image syntax]]. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:42, 27 November 2006 (UTC) == "Change this part" == I like where it says "change this page". That's Simple English. It seems friendly to me. But when a page has parts, it says "edit". It needs to say "Change this part." --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 05:56, 28 November 2006 (UTC) :Good point, Coppertwig. I'm glad to see some new users active here. I'll try to get this fixed this week or so, though I don't have time at this precise moment. :) I'm sure it is on MediaWiki somewhere under MediaWiki:Allmessages. If you can find it, that will speed up my job. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 19:50, 28 November 2006 (UTC) ::I'm way behind you. I've found [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/MediaWiki MediaWiki]. I've found [http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/MediaWiki_localization MediaWiki localisation]. I haven't found "MediaWiki:Allmessages" or "Allmessages" anywhere. Maybe if you tell me where to find that, then I can look through it for the edit message. :-) --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:09, 29 November 2006 (UTC) ::OK, found it! "editsection" in [[Special:Allmessages]]. (that was talked about in [[meta:Help:MediaWiki namespace]]). Maybe it should be "change this part". Maybe it should be simply "change". Maybe other messages need to be translated, too. Later. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 03:44, 30 November 2006 (UTC) == Babel boxes == Babel boxes on user pages don't work in Simple English Wiktionary? Does anyone know how to fix that? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:41, 29 November 2006 (UTC) :I may have found a way to do it, sort-of. I now have one userbox on my user page. I've put in a question at [[en:Wikipedia:Help desk]] asking what is the best way to implement Babel boxes. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 14:53, 30 November 2006 (UTC) ::OK, I got Babel boxes working! I just copied Template:Babel from English Wikipedia to Simple English Wikipedia. It looks like just words, but really it has computer words to make the Babel boxes work. We need to copy many pages like "Template:User de-2" from English Wikipedia to Simple English Wikipedia to make all Babel boxes work. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 01:29, 1 December 2006 (UTC) == Definitions == My ideas: Simple English needs to have only one definition for one word. I think the first definition for each word is the Simple English definition, and writers need to try to use only the first definition. But when there is a noun definition and a verb definition and they are very near, then those 2 definitions can be used. The first definition needs to be the most important one. A definition in Simple English can cover more things than the English definition. In English someone may say "bowl". "Bowl" is not BE850. In Simple English someone may say "basin" or "little basin" when talking about the same thing. The definition of "basin" in Simple English may be a little different from the English definition. Frequently two definitions for the same word in English can be one definition in Simple English. "Black" does not need one definition for a colour and another definition for an adjective saying that a thing has that colour. It is the same idea. The adjective is most frequent and most important. If someone uses it as a noun, people will understand. OK, maybe it needs two definitions because one is a noun and one is an adjective. But many other words can have one definition in Simple English for two definitions in English, because the Simple English definitions are simpler and cover more things. Little things that are different between two definitions in English are not important in Simple English. If someone writing a Wikipedia page needs to say an important difference between two things, the person needs to use a sentence to say the difference. Those are my ideas. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 14:04, 29 November 2006 (UTC) Example: [[apparatus]] has 3 definitions. I think they are all the same idea. (see picture.) I think they need to be 1 definition here. Maybe in English Wiktionary they need to be 3 definitions. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 14:06, 29 November 2006 (UTC) :I generally agree, but wouldn't take things quite this far. I think: :# Each word class should be represented and defined. For example, there should not be one definition that covers both adjective and noun, though the same definition could possibly be repeated with only minor changes. :# Rather than trying to tease apart individual senses of the word, I think we should aim for broad definitions that deal with the underlying similarity of the various senses. For example, Paul Nation gives the example of ''head'', which he defines as "the top or most important part, for example, head of your body, head of a match, head of an organisation." (''Learning Vocabulary in Another Language'', p. 92) :# Where there are multiple definitions, they should be sorted from most to least common. Similarly, the more common word class should be listed first. :# The BE850 is problematic because it has never been widely adopted and the word choices are often anachronistic. A better choice of words would be the [[Wiktionary:BNC_spoken_freq|BNC2000]]. :--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 17:00, 29 November 2006 (UTC) ::One more thing, Ogden, the sneaky guy, often specifically chose highly polysemous words to get more coverage from fewer words.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:12, 29 November 2006 (UTC) :::"Simple English" is not defined. Maybe we need to make a decision. Maybe we need to mark the first (or sometimes two) definitions on a page "Simple English" and mark the other ones "English". But maybe we would use too much time talking and not agreeing. Maybe it's good to just put the most frequent definition first. I would leave out very rare uses. :::Someone had the idea of asking the Wikimedia developers to make the Preview button show BE850 and BE1500 words in different colours. I think different underlining (<u>underlining</u> and <s>striking out</s>) is more useful because the colours show a link or no link. Hmm. It can be complex. Each user can choose in "my preferences" which list (BE850, BNC2000, etc.) marks the "Preview" when that user is changing a page. So we don't have to agree before we do that. (Forms of words, "make", "makes", "making" need to be used too.) --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 03:28, 30 November 2006 (UTC) ::::Currently only red and blue are used. Other colours could be employed in different ways. I think it might be more useful to use a star system, or simply a line at the top, similar to the current BE850 or AWL ones.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:37, 30 November 2006 (UTC) :::Maybe BNC2000 or BNC1000 is more useful than BE850. (BE850 doesn't have "big" or "small". It has "attempt" but not "try". It has "carriage" but not "car".) But the BE850 has a good page on this Wiktionary. The page is easy to use. I can look and see if a word is in BE850. The BNC1000 needs a page like that. The BNC1000 page is too long. I need a short page with the BNC1000 words starting at the top of the page, and only one form for each word, and many words on one line, like the [[BE850]] page. I think I can make a page like that. Is that a good idea? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 03:54, 30 November 2006 (UTC) ::::Different people have different purposes. If you feel such a list would be useful, go ahead and make it.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:37, 30 November 2006 (UTC) 13109 2006-12-01T01:48:50Z Coppertwig 139 /* Pictures */ Bigger letters '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |}__NEWSECTIONLINK__ ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some countries, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) ==Category capitalization== Shall categories begin with upper cases or not? I am asking this because I have found different uses of upper and lower cases at [[Special:Categories]].--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 13:36, 14 April 2006 (UTC) :I had the same question a while back, though I asked it somewhere else. I think that categories should all be lowercase unless they are proper nouns, so that they work just like the entry titles. I'd say that you can go ahead an [[Wiktionary:Be bold|boldly]] change it, and if someone doesn't like it or has a better idea, they can change it back. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:33, 18 April 2006 (UTC) :If you do change it, don't forget to change the templates that refer to those categories, so that they put the words in the new place. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:22, 20 April 2006 (UTC) ::I see that [[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] has not worked on (or at least has not completed) changing the categories. I have completely changed my mind regarding them. The reason that articles in the (main) namespace are lowercase is to show the word as it is really meant to be and to distinguish between proper names and other words. This does not apply to categories or appendices (I just created the first appendix, [[:Appendix:Prepositions]]), though it should still apply to templates so that we don't have to type a capital letter every time we insert a template. Categories and appendices are ''groups'' of these words, and so should be capitalized regularly, just as they are in other projects. I am changing categories accordingly. Other thoughts? As I mentioned above, if we decide I'm wrong, we can boldly change it back. :) Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:54, 15 May 2006 (UTC) :::Hello. I have not been here until now as I was too busy administering other Wiki sites. As I am now an admin at eight Wiki sites, I am unsure how often I will come here. Article names at Wiktionary should not be automatically upper cases, but for categories, I do not really mind whether upper or lower cases. In case you want to talk to me but I am inactive here, I suggest leaving a message at my talk page at Wiktionary, Wikipedia, or Wikisource in English version that I administer.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:55, 4 November 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == WikiReader == What do we think about publishing a WikiReader with the BE850 and BE1500? I'd be happy to do most of the work behind it (exporting to PDF, managing download site etc). [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 12:00, 19 May 2006 (UTC) :I'm thinking we should probably have them mostly done before we worry about that, but other than that, sound good. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 19:03, 23 May 2006 (UTC) == Translations == Other Wiktionaries add translations for words into other languages. SEWiktionary is meant to give definitions of English words using simple English, so if we did add translations, we would not include those other words here, but only link to other wiktionaries. For example, if we translated "heavy" (meaning having a lot of weight), the Spanish is "pesado." We might link to the English Wiktionary page on [[:en:pesado]] or to the Spanish Wiktionary [[:es:pesado]]. These would be interwiki links, but under a translation section, not an "in other languages" sidebar interwiki, since each meaning should be translated separately. I think there are pros and cons to this idea. The pros are that our focus audience are people who are do not know much English, and many of them only know it as a second language, so a translation into their own language could be quite useful. The cons are that we are focused on English words. A translation would be a distraction from our focus. Also, that niche is already filled by the English Wiktionary. I think our focus should stay firmly fixed on simple English definitions of English words. Feel free to comment. We'll do what the community decides, of course. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:08, 21 May 2006 (UTC) :I suppose that this simple English Wiktionary is for definitions from simple English to simple English only, right? This should be good enough since more complex contents should go to regular English Wiktionary.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:58, 4 November 2006 (UTC) ::Simple English Wikipedia pages need to use some hard English words. I think Simple English Wiktionary needs definitions in simple English for those hard English words. It also needs definitions in simple English for simple English words. I think it's a good idea to link to English Wiktionary for translations. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:46, 25 November 2006 (UTC) ::Question: the word "kind": is it a noun in simple English? or an adjective? or both? How do we know or decide these questions? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:46, 25 November 2006 (UTC) :::Both. Word classes do not change in simple English. Does this answer your question? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:16, 27 November 2006 (UTC) == Etymologies/word histories == Another thing that has come up is the question of etymologies. English Wiktionary and others show the etymology of each word, and tend to have the earlier forms as separate entries. Because we are focused on English words (that is, Modern English), we would not include those early forms separately, but we could include unlinked word origins/etymologies. Again, there are pros and cons. Etymologies could be difficult to understand for someone who doesn't know much English. Additionally, they are not our focus, and could be a distraction. Plus, English Wiktionary already does that more effectively. On the other hand, I think it is cool to show where words come from, and this can help people understand why a word is spelled a particular way, I think. English orthography is one of the hardest parts of learning English, but knowing where a word comes from helps significantly in understanding its orthography (spelling). That said, teaching English is not our goal here, any more than it is the goal of Simple English Wikipedia. We are writing a dictionary here, not an English 101 textbook. If people use us to learn English, that is their own choice, but it is not our focus. I guess I could go either way on this one. I tentatively '''support''' adding etymologies to words. What do all of you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:16, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == How detailed do we go? == In articles such as that for [[sad]], some users have obvioulsy gone to a great deal of trouble to flesh out all sorts of synonyms, related words, etc. Unfortunately, few of the words are very simple (or even useful. For example, on the [[sad]] page we have ''glum'' as a synonym.) I think this kind of detail needs to be pared back to avoid being overwhelming to English language learners. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:26, 16 July 2006 (UTC) :Yeah, I was the one who put all those synonyms and antonyms on there. I still think it is useful, and it is obvious that they are synonyms, etc. by their placement, but I guess I did go a little overboard. But this wiktionary should not be limited to Simple English words. It should include all English words, but the definitions should be limited to simple English. People may find the word [[glum]] and wonder what it means, but not be able to understand the English Wiktionary definition. We need that entry here, and its connection to [[sad]] seems very logical. I think [[lugubrious]] should be cut out sooner than [[glum]]. Limiting the synonyms and antonyms may be useful in some ways, but we are about including information, not leaving it out. We might even want to include (for example) a main synonym section, and later on a section on ''other synonyms''. I don't know. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:44, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::Indeed, we should have articles for simple words and other words, so there should eventually be an entry for ''glum'', ''lugubrious'' and whatever else you can come up with. However, a typical user who is looking up the word ''sad'', will not benefit from ''glum''. The user who looks up ''glum'', on the other hand, may well benefit from being told that ''sad'' is a synonym as they will likely have no idea what ''glum'' means, but may very well understand ''sad''. ::Furthermore, you write, "we are about including information, not leaving it out." To the contrary! Knowing what to leave out is at least as important as knowing what to put in. A 20-page dictionary entry on ''run'' is neither simple nor useful. This is, after all, a dictionary, not a thesaurus or an encyclopedia. If the user who looks up ''sad'' is looking specifically for uncommon synonyms, they're using a wrench to drive in a nail.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:58, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::*Well how else do you expect people to look for uncommon synonyms, except by starting with a common word? Perhaps we can put common synonyms right there on the page, while listing rare ones separately on a thesaurus-like page. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 07:07, 31 July 2006 (UTC) ::::If they're looking for uncommon synonyms, they should use a thesaurus, not a dictionary.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 11:27, 31 July 2006 (UTC) :::::Hey Brett, I really enjoyed your wrench-nail analogy. Kappa is referring to what EWikt has done in its Wikisaurus sub-project. We could do something similar here if people are interested in the idea. But either way, most dictionaries include at least some synonyms, and I think we should do so, too. You have a point when you say that glum should link to sad, but not necessarily sad to glum. Maybe if we tend to limit it to the first five or so most common synonyms and antonyms, it will be useful but not overboard. We can always change it later if we change our minds, etc. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:08, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ==Workshop== The following was posted by Adam Kilgarriff on the Corpora mailing list ---- LEXICOM-ASIA 2006 A Workshop in Lexicography and Lexical Computing Venue: Kowloon, Hong Kong Hosts: Language Centre, Hong Kong Univ of Science and Technology Dates: December 11th-15th, 2006 Led by Adam Kilgarriff and Michael Rundell of the Lexicography MasterClass, Lexicom is an intensive one-week workshop, with seminars on theoretical issues alternating with practical sessions at the computer. There will be some parallel 'lexicographic' and 'computational' sessions. Topics to be covered include: * corpus creation * corpus analysis: o software and corpus querying o discovering word senses, recording contextual information * writing dictionary entries * dictionary databases and writing systems * using web data Applications are invited from people with interests and experience in any of these areas. Over the last six years Lexicom has attracted 200 participants from 28 countries including lexicographers, computational linguists, professors, research students, translators, terminologists, and editors, managers and technical support staff from dictionary publishers and information management companies. The venue, HKUST, is beautifully situated on Clearwater Bay in Kowloon, only 30 minutes from central Hong Kong. To register for Lexicom, go to: http://lc.ust.hk/~centre/lexi2006/ Early registration is advised (the Workshop has been oversubscribed in previous years), and registrations received before 7th October 2006 carry a discounted fee. Further details, including reports of past events can be found at: http://www.lexmasterclass.com. Michael Rundell & Adam Kilgarriff The Lexicography MasterClass --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 13:31, 28 September 2006 (UTC) == Logo discussion == Greetings, I apologise for writing in English. There is a discussion about the logo for Wiktionary at [[meta:Wiktionary/logo]]. Please go there and help us decide. Please also put this message on your community page. Thank you. -[[meta:User:Dbmag9|Dbmag9]] (copied here from [[talk:Main Page]] by [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:39, 23 July 2006 (UTC)) == Most linked article == Is there a way to find the article with the most links? In particular, I'm interested in finding the most-linked-to article that doesn't yet exist.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 21:19, 27 July 2006 (UTC) *You need [[Special:Mostlinked]], and in particular [[Special:Wantedpages]]. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 23:03, 27 July 2006 (UTC) == Benchmarks! == I think [[now]] was the 700th. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:51, 2 August 2006 (UTC) :Congratulations, everyone! Great work. Let's keep it up. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:02, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ===750=== [[lucky]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ===800=== [[benefit]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:27, 14 August 2006 (UTC) ===900=== [[legislation]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:21, 12 September 2006 (UTC) ===Almost 1000=== A virtual beer to the user who adds the 1000th word!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 20:03, 3 November 2006 (UTC) : [[brush]]! Hooray! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 03:35, 7 November 2006 (UTC) ::Make it two beers! Well done, PTO!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:23, 8 November 2006 (UTC) == A different idea == I recently had an idea for a sort of word rating system. This would show the SE user how difficult/complicated the word is considered by native speakers, and perhaps even include an easier and/or more challenging (for the basic words) alternative. I'm thinking of a kind of thermometer look, maybe up in the right-hand corner. It would have something like four or five degrees, including: basic or easy (from the BE850, words like [[do]], [[cold]], and [[woman]]), fairly basic or fairly easy (BE1500 or so, words like [[sink]], [[math]], and [[trust]]), medium or intermediate (about regular conversation level, somewhat less common than BE1500, words like [[complete]], [[freezing]], and [[feminine]]), fairly advanced or fairly hard (more complex or difficult a concept or term, words like [[nondescript]], [[anthropology]], and [[uncharacteristic]]), and advanced or hard (for jargon and other much less common words such as [[sodium benzoate]], [[sesquipedalian]], and [[indefatigable]]). We can tweak these levels or add new ones if/when we feel they are warranted. What do you all think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 10:07, 3 August 2006 (UTC) :I think it's a good idea, but I think basing it on BE is a bad idea, no matter how much you like BE. BE was not intended to choose the most simple or frequent words, but to bring together a list of words that would be sufficient to communicate any idea. Instead, I think we should base it on frequency counts, in the same way that the [http://www.longman.com/ldoce/ Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English] does. I think that using [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/nation.aspx Paul Nation]'s word counts would be a great place to start. He counts 'word families', so that ''run'', ''running'', ''runner'', etc. are all counted together. His counts are broken into 1000-word bands and are [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/range%20BNC.zip available] for free.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ::Though different organizations have different frequency counts, I think the idea is a sound one, and I think that there are many other word lists which would do a better job than BE. The only reason I've stuck with BE this long is because it was already there, and fairly convenient, not to mention a good place to start creating words. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 02:28, 14 August 2006 (UTC) :::I asked Paul Nation, and he wrote, "The lists are freely available for whoever wants to use them." Have a look.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:09, 15 August 2006 (UTC) ::::After looking at the BNC spoken frequency lists, I think you're right. I much prefer the way that these lists are set up, and it is nice to see not only the word but all its variations. I think it is much better. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 01:40, 24 August 2006 (UTC) == Move to [[Wiktionary talk:Simple talk]]? == I just want to throw up the idea of moving this page to the Wiktionary talk namespace. The advantage is that when editing a talk page [[MediaWiki:Talkpagetext]] is shown to the user. It would also leave this page open for FaQ's or something. Just an idea. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 14:55, 5 August 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for your input, Gerard. Nice to know you're still around every once in a while. You have a valid point about the talk page text being shown at the top of the page. It might be worth it to move it. However, I don't really care for the FAQ idea personally. It is supposed to be a simple *talk* page, so it should be something related to talk, even if it just redirects to its own talk page or explains how simple talk works. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 00:46, 24 August 2006 (UTC) ==Survivors?== I decided to come here and help out the project, after I saw the request for deletion at Meta. Personally, I would hate to see a project with this much potential die. <br><br> So, my question. How many regularly editing people are left? I noticed that a bureaucrat and two administrators haven't edited in a fairly long time, with the only admin exception seeming to be Cromwellt. Just give a shout here, I suppose. Thanks! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 21:49, 17 October 2006 (UTC) :Very few it seems, although I don't think ''left'' is the right word. There don't ever appear to have been many contributing memebers. Welcome though. Could I suggest you try to avoid difficult words in your definitions? For example, for ''approval'', you wrote "Formal permission or sanction." both words are less common than the word you're defining, and ''sanction'' is significantly less common. Just a suggestion. The participation is appreciated, though.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:30, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the suggestion. I used the word "left" because I had spent a while reading talk archives. This place seemed to be a lot more active back in Febuary. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 01:54, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ==Word of the Day== It seems the WotD has effectively died. Should we destroy the category/template for the word of the day as well? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 23:46, 25 October 2006 (UTC) Yes. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:13, 27 October 2006 (UTC) :I haven't checked if you deleted the cat/template for WotD, but I think it will probably be revived eventually (hopefully), so maybe deleting it was unnecessary. Then again, we can always recreate those I guess. No biggie. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 19:43, 28 November 2006 (UTC) == Vote to delete == I ended to vote to close this project on Meta. It has gone on long enough and is going nowhere fast. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 17:35, 2 November 2006 (UTC) :thank you!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:14, 2 November 2006 (UTC) ::Ah, finally. Its about time they closed that one up. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 00:59, 3 November 2006 (UTC) :::Great news :) - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:24, 6 November 2006 (UTC) == Administrators == Are there any active administrators/bureaucrats here anymore? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 16:33, 5 November 2006 (UTC) :Not really ;) [[User:h2g2bob]], our friendly bureaucrat, expressed a desire to resume contributing, but beyond that, the admins have been largely inactive. - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 16:46, 10 November 2006 (UTC) ::I apologize for not being active for a few months. I'm still around, I've just been busy with classes, etc. A teacher's life is a busy one. To make things worse, I haven't had internet access for about a month or more. I'll see if I can make time to contribute more regularly again. :) Oh, and my "email this user" works, so if there's something that needs admin intervention (like MediaWiki stuff), you can still get ahold of me, even if it may be a little while before I get it taken care of. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 19:46, 28 November 2006 (UTC) == Interwiki link == How do you link to Simple Witionary from another wiki project?--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:38, 8 November 2006 (UTC) :Either <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>; if you're on a Simple English project, use <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or, if you're on a Wiktionary, use <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 12:19, 9 November 2006 (UTC) == MediaWiki:Common.css == Hi, can we import some styles (specifically the <tt>messagebox</tt> class, and maybe some of its subclasses as well) from [[:w:MediaWiki:Common.css]] into [[MediaWiki:Common.css]]? This is purely for cosmetic reasons, but some of the templates that we have (including [[Template:Delete]]) use the <tt>messagebox</tt> class, which is not defined here. (P.S. This requires an admin) Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 16:40, 10 November 2006 (UTC) :I have gone ahead and asked for a temporary +sysop on meta, and have imported all CSS classes from the Simple English Wikipedia (with the exception of CommonsTicker-related styles). Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:19, 18 November 2006 (UTC) == Example sentences == In a dictionary such as this, I think it's important that the example sentences actually ''exemplify'' the use of a defined word rather than simply include it. Consider the following examples: #''There was a '''book''' on the table.'' #''He finished reading, closed the '''book''', and put it down.'' In the first sentence, '''book''' could be almost anything, animate or inanimate, of a size suitable for being on tables. The second sentence, in contrast, shows that '''book''' is related to reading and that it can be held and closed. This second sentence exemplifies '''book''', while the first simply uses it. We should also try to exemplify the syntactic properties of defined words. '''Notwithstanding''', for instance, is an unusual preposition in that it can appear after the noun. Thus, examples showing both pre- and post-noun usage would be useful. Similarly, nouns that have both countable and uncountable senses should have example sentences showing these. And so on. Finally, it would also be good to try to identify and show strong [[:en:collocation | collocations]]. Some good tools for this are [http://193.133.140.102/JustTheWord/ Just the Word] and Mark Davies's [http://view.byu.edu/ VIEW] interface to the [[w:British_National_Corpus|BNC]]. These can also provide authentic example sentences. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 00:32, 11 November 2006 (UTC) == Question == Who is father of Education ''<small>—This unsigned comment was added by</small>''<small> [[User:164.100.216.2|164.100.216.2]] ([[User talk:164.100.216.2|talk]] • [[Special:Contributions/164.100.216.2|contribs]]) 07:48, 16 November 2006 (UTC{{{3|}}})</small> :Hi, this is a forum for discussing topics related to the Simple English Wiktionary. Perhaps you could try looking for information on the [[:w:Main Page|Simple English Wikipedia]], or the [[:w:en:Main Page|English Wikipedia]]. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 15:50, 17 November 2006 (UTC) ::I'm a native English speaker and I don't know the answer to your question. Put your question on [[Wiktionary:Requested definitions]]. Also say on that page where you saw those words being used. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:39, 25 November 2006 (UTC) == Edit buttons gone == What happened to our edit buttons? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 14:30, 25 November 2006 (UTC) :Edit buttons? - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 14:32, 25 November 2006 (UTC) ::I don't know what to call them. When you were editing something, there was a row of buttons at the top of the edit window: bold, italics, math, signatures, etc. They're not there anymore. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:33, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :::Check your preferences. Check on the 'Editing' tab that the box is ticked to show the toolbar. [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 11:54, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::::Yes, it's checked. The tool bar was there on Friday and gone on Saturday. I haven't changed anything. I take it, then, that others still have their tool bar? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:36, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :::::I turned them off in my preferences and turned them back on and now they're back again. Something a programmer might have a look at. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 19:34, 28 November 2006 (UTC) == Pictures == My idea: all nouns need pictures in the definitions. Writers need ideas about copyright and about finding pictures. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 19:55, 25 November 2006 (UTC) I did it! I put a picture in! See [[wire]]. I think all definitions need pictures. Is that good? Did I do it right? I found the picture in Wikimedia Commons. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 20:37, 26 November 2006 (UTC) :Well done! Many nouns already have pictures with them. Many other nouns, however, are too abstract for a picture. Put one in where it makes sense. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:18, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks. I'm having some problems formatting the pages with the pictures. I want the pictures near the top so people will see them immediately. On the page [[wave]] the picture covered some of the words. I put many "nbsp" so that it doesn't cover the words. But I think that will not work well for all browser windows. There must be a good way to do it. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 04:06, 27 November 2006 (UTC) The [[walk]] page now has a moving picture! --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 05:03, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :Cool! --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:29, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::Mostly I don't like moving pictures. It's hard to read when there is a moving picture on the page. But if I put it there, I like it. :-) Some people may not be able to see the moving picture. Some people may not be able to see any pictures. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:32, 27 November 2006 (UTC) OK, now I know how to put the pictures on the page in a good way. Put the picture. (Do not put "300px" if not needed.) Then put words that will be beside the picture. Then put <nowiki> <br style="clear:both"/> </nowiki>. Then put words that need to be under the picture. See [[angry]]. See also [[:en:wikipedia:Wikipedia:Extended image syntax]]. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:42, 27 November 2006 (UTC) I think the words under the pictures are too small. Some people who are reading Simple English Wikipedia may be people who are learning to read. People who are learning to read need big letters. In [[trade]], I wrote <big> to make the letters bigger. Is that a good idea for all pictures? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 01:48, 1 December 2006 (UTC) == "Change this part" == I like where it says "change this page". That's Simple English. It seems friendly to me. But when a page has parts, it says "edit". It needs to say "Change this part." --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 05:56, 28 November 2006 (UTC) :Good point, Coppertwig. I'm glad to see some new users active here. I'll try to get this fixed this week or so, though I don't have time at this precise moment. :) I'm sure it is on MediaWiki somewhere under MediaWiki:Allmessages. If you can find it, that will speed up my job. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 19:50, 28 November 2006 (UTC) ::I'm way behind you. I've found [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/MediaWiki MediaWiki]. I've found [http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/MediaWiki_localization MediaWiki localisation]. I haven't found "MediaWiki:Allmessages" or "Allmessages" anywhere. Maybe if you tell me where to find that, then I can look through it for the edit message. :-) --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:09, 29 November 2006 (UTC) ::OK, found it! "editsection" in [[Special:Allmessages]]. (that was talked about in [[meta:Help:MediaWiki namespace]]). Maybe it should be "change this part". Maybe it should be simply "change". Maybe other messages need to be translated, too. Later. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 03:44, 30 November 2006 (UTC) == Babel boxes == Babel boxes on user pages don't work in Simple English Wiktionary? Does anyone know how to fix that? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:41, 29 November 2006 (UTC) :I may have found a way to do it, sort-of. I now have one userbox on my user page. I've put in a question at [[en:Wikipedia:Help desk]] asking what is the best way to implement Babel boxes. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 14:53, 30 November 2006 (UTC) ::OK, I got Babel boxes working! I just copied Template:Babel from English Wikipedia to Simple English Wikipedia. It looks like just words, but really it has computer words to make the Babel boxes work. We need to copy many pages like "Template:User de-2" from English Wikipedia to Simple English Wikipedia to make all Babel boxes work. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 01:29, 1 December 2006 (UTC) == Definitions == My ideas: Simple English needs to have only one definition for one word. I think the first definition for each word is the Simple English definition, and writers need to try to use only the first definition. But when there is a noun definition and a verb definition and they are very near, then those 2 definitions can be used. The first definition needs to be the most important one. A definition in Simple English can cover more things than the English definition. In English someone may say "bowl". "Bowl" is not BE850. In Simple English someone may say "basin" or "little basin" when talking about the same thing. The definition of "basin" in Simple English may be a little different from the English definition. Frequently two definitions for the same word in English can be one definition in Simple English. "Black" does not need one definition for a colour and another definition for an adjective saying that a thing has that colour. It is the same idea. The adjective is most frequent and most important. If someone uses it as a noun, people will understand. OK, maybe it needs two definitions because one is a noun and one is an adjective. But many other words can have one definition in Simple English for two definitions in English, because the Simple English definitions are simpler and cover more things. Little things that are different between two definitions in English are not important in Simple English. If someone writing a Wikipedia page needs to say an important difference between two things, the person needs to use a sentence to say the difference. Those are my ideas. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 14:04, 29 November 2006 (UTC) Example: [[apparatus]] has 3 definitions. I think they are all the same idea. (see picture.) I think they need to be 1 definition here. Maybe in English Wiktionary they need to be 3 definitions. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 14:06, 29 November 2006 (UTC) :I generally agree, but wouldn't take things quite this far. I think: :# Each word class should be represented and defined. For example, there should not be one definition that covers both adjective and noun, though the same definition could possibly be repeated with only minor changes. :# Rather than trying to tease apart individual senses of the word, I think we should aim for broad definitions that deal with the underlying similarity of the various senses. For example, Paul Nation gives the example of ''head'', which he defines as "the top or most important part, for example, head of your body, head of a match, head of an organisation." (''Learning Vocabulary in Another Language'', p. 92) :# Where there are multiple definitions, they should be sorted from most to least common. Similarly, the more common word class should be listed first. :# The BE850 is problematic because it has never been widely adopted and the word choices are often anachronistic. A better choice of words would be the [[Wiktionary:BNC_spoken_freq|BNC2000]]. :--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 17:00, 29 November 2006 (UTC) ::One more thing, Ogden, the sneaky guy, often specifically chose highly polysemous words to get more coverage from fewer words.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:12, 29 November 2006 (UTC) :::"Simple English" is not defined. Maybe we need to make a decision. Maybe we need to mark the first (or sometimes two) definitions on a page "Simple English" and mark the other ones "English". But maybe we would use too much time talking and not agreeing. Maybe it's good to just put the most frequent definition first. I would leave out very rare uses. :::Someone had the idea of asking the Wikimedia developers to make the Preview button show BE850 and BE1500 words in different colours. I think different underlining (<u>underlining</u> and <s>striking out</s>) is more useful because the colours show a link or no link. Hmm. It can be complex. Each user can choose in "my preferences" which list (BE850, BNC2000, etc.) marks the "Preview" when that user is changing a page. So we don't have to agree before we do that. (Forms of words, "make", "makes", "making" need to be used too.) --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 03:28, 30 November 2006 (UTC) ::::Currently only red and blue are used. Other colours could be employed in different ways. I think it might be more useful to use a star system, or simply a line at the top, similar to the current BE850 or AWL ones.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:37, 30 November 2006 (UTC) :::Maybe BNC2000 or BNC1000 is more useful than BE850. (BE850 doesn't have "big" or "small". It has "attempt" but not "try". It has "carriage" but not "car".) But the BE850 has a good page on this Wiktionary. The page is easy to use. I can look and see if a word is in BE850. The BNC1000 needs a page like that. The BNC1000 page is too long. I need a short page with the BNC1000 words starting at the top of the page, and only one form for each word, and many words on one line, like the [[BE850]] page. I think I can make a page like that. Is that a good idea? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 03:54, 30 November 2006 (UTC) ::::Different people have different purposes. If you feel such a list would be useful, go ahead and make it.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:37, 30 November 2006 (UTC) 13110 2006-12-01T01:49:57Z Coppertwig 139 /* Pictures */ nowiki '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |}__NEWSECTIONLINK__ ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some countries, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) ==Category capitalization== Shall categories begin with upper cases or not? I am asking this because I have found different uses of upper and lower cases at [[Special:Categories]].--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 13:36, 14 April 2006 (UTC) :I had the same question a while back, though I asked it somewhere else. I think that categories should all be lowercase unless they are proper nouns, so that they work just like the entry titles. I'd say that you can go ahead an [[Wiktionary:Be bold|boldly]] change it, and if someone doesn't like it or has a better idea, they can change it back. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:33, 18 April 2006 (UTC) :If you do change it, don't forget to change the templates that refer to those categories, so that they put the words in the new place. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:22, 20 April 2006 (UTC) ::I see that [[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] has not worked on (or at least has not completed) changing the categories. I have completely changed my mind regarding them. The reason that articles in the (main) namespace are lowercase is to show the word as it is really meant to be and to distinguish between proper names and other words. This does not apply to categories or appendices (I just created the first appendix, [[:Appendix:Prepositions]]), though it should still apply to templates so that we don't have to type a capital letter every time we insert a template. Categories and appendices are ''groups'' of these words, and so should be capitalized regularly, just as they are in other projects. I am changing categories accordingly. Other thoughts? As I mentioned above, if we decide I'm wrong, we can boldly change it back. :) Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:54, 15 May 2006 (UTC) :::Hello. I have not been here until now as I was too busy administering other Wiki sites. As I am now an admin at eight Wiki sites, I am unsure how often I will come here. Article names at Wiktionary should not be automatically upper cases, but for categories, I do not really mind whether upper or lower cases. In case you want to talk to me but I am inactive here, I suggest leaving a message at my talk page at Wiktionary, Wikipedia, or Wikisource in English version that I administer.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:55, 4 November 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == WikiReader == What do we think about publishing a WikiReader with the BE850 and BE1500? I'd be happy to do most of the work behind it (exporting to PDF, managing download site etc). [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 12:00, 19 May 2006 (UTC) :I'm thinking we should probably have them mostly done before we worry about that, but other than that, sound good. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 19:03, 23 May 2006 (UTC) == Translations == Other Wiktionaries add translations for words into other languages. SEWiktionary is meant to give definitions of English words using simple English, so if we did add translations, we would not include those other words here, but only link to other wiktionaries. For example, if we translated "heavy" (meaning having a lot of weight), the Spanish is "pesado." We might link to the English Wiktionary page on [[:en:pesado]] or to the Spanish Wiktionary [[:es:pesado]]. These would be interwiki links, but under a translation section, not an "in other languages" sidebar interwiki, since each meaning should be translated separately. I think there are pros and cons to this idea. The pros are that our focus audience are people who are do not know much English, and many of them only know it as a second language, so a translation into their own language could be quite useful. The cons are that we are focused on English words. A translation would be a distraction from our focus. Also, that niche is already filled by the English Wiktionary. I think our focus should stay firmly fixed on simple English definitions of English words. Feel free to comment. We'll do what the community decides, of course. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:08, 21 May 2006 (UTC) :I suppose that this simple English Wiktionary is for definitions from simple English to simple English only, right? This should be good enough since more complex contents should go to regular English Wiktionary.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:58, 4 November 2006 (UTC) ::Simple English Wikipedia pages need to use some hard English words. I think Simple English Wiktionary needs definitions in simple English for those hard English words. It also needs definitions in simple English for simple English words. I think it's a good idea to link to English Wiktionary for translations. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:46, 25 November 2006 (UTC) ::Question: the word "kind": is it a noun in simple English? or an adjective? or both? How do we know or decide these questions? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:46, 25 November 2006 (UTC) :::Both. Word classes do not change in simple English. Does this answer your question? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:16, 27 November 2006 (UTC) == Etymologies/word histories == Another thing that has come up is the question of etymologies. English Wiktionary and others show the etymology of each word, and tend to have the earlier forms as separate entries. Because we are focused on English words (that is, Modern English), we would not include those early forms separately, but we could include unlinked word origins/etymologies. Again, there are pros and cons. Etymologies could be difficult to understand for someone who doesn't know much English. Additionally, they are not our focus, and could be a distraction. Plus, English Wiktionary already does that more effectively. On the other hand, I think it is cool to show where words come from, and this can help people understand why a word is spelled a particular way, I think. English orthography is one of the hardest parts of learning English, but knowing where a word comes from helps significantly in understanding its orthography (spelling). That said, teaching English is not our goal here, any more than it is the goal of Simple English Wikipedia. We are writing a dictionary here, not an English 101 textbook. If people use us to learn English, that is their own choice, but it is not our focus. I guess I could go either way on this one. I tentatively '''support''' adding etymologies to words. What do all of you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:16, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == How detailed do we go? == In articles such as that for [[sad]], some users have obvioulsy gone to a great deal of trouble to flesh out all sorts of synonyms, related words, etc. Unfortunately, few of the words are very simple (or even useful. For example, on the [[sad]] page we have ''glum'' as a synonym.) I think this kind of detail needs to be pared back to avoid being overwhelming to English language learners. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:26, 16 July 2006 (UTC) :Yeah, I was the one who put all those synonyms and antonyms on there. I still think it is useful, and it is obvious that they are synonyms, etc. by their placement, but I guess I did go a little overboard. But this wiktionary should not be limited to Simple English words. It should include all English words, but the definitions should be limited to simple English. People may find the word [[glum]] and wonder what it means, but not be able to understand the English Wiktionary definition. We need that entry here, and its connection to [[sad]] seems very logical. I think [[lugubrious]] should be cut out sooner than [[glum]]. Limiting the synonyms and antonyms may be useful in some ways, but we are about including information, not leaving it out. We might even want to include (for example) a main synonym section, and later on a section on ''other synonyms''. I don't know. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:44, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::Indeed, we should have articles for simple words and other words, so there should eventually be an entry for ''glum'', ''lugubrious'' and whatever else you can come up with. However, a typical user who is looking up the word ''sad'', will not benefit from ''glum''. The user who looks up ''glum'', on the other hand, may well benefit from being told that ''sad'' is a synonym as they will likely have no idea what ''glum'' means, but may very well understand ''sad''. ::Furthermore, you write, "we are about including information, not leaving it out." To the contrary! Knowing what to leave out is at least as important as knowing what to put in. A 20-page dictionary entry on ''run'' is neither simple nor useful. This is, after all, a dictionary, not a thesaurus or an encyclopedia. If the user who looks up ''sad'' is looking specifically for uncommon synonyms, they're using a wrench to drive in a nail.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:58, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::*Well how else do you expect people to look for uncommon synonyms, except by starting with a common word? Perhaps we can put common synonyms right there on the page, while listing rare ones separately on a thesaurus-like page. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 07:07, 31 July 2006 (UTC) ::::If they're looking for uncommon synonyms, they should use a thesaurus, not a dictionary.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 11:27, 31 July 2006 (UTC) :::::Hey Brett, I really enjoyed your wrench-nail analogy. Kappa is referring to what EWikt has done in its Wikisaurus sub-project. We could do something similar here if people are interested in the idea. But either way, most dictionaries include at least some synonyms, and I think we should do so, too. You have a point when you say that glum should link to sad, but not necessarily sad to glum. Maybe if we tend to limit it to the first five or so most common synonyms and antonyms, it will be useful but not overboard. We can always change it later if we change our minds, etc. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:08, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ==Workshop== The following was posted by Adam Kilgarriff on the Corpora mailing list ---- LEXICOM-ASIA 2006 A Workshop in Lexicography and Lexical Computing Venue: Kowloon, Hong Kong Hosts: Language Centre, Hong Kong Univ of Science and Technology Dates: December 11th-15th, 2006 Led by Adam Kilgarriff and Michael Rundell of the Lexicography MasterClass, Lexicom is an intensive one-week workshop, with seminars on theoretical issues alternating with practical sessions at the computer. There will be some parallel 'lexicographic' and 'computational' sessions. Topics to be covered include: * corpus creation * corpus analysis: o software and corpus querying o discovering word senses, recording contextual information * writing dictionary entries * dictionary databases and writing systems * using web data Applications are invited from people with interests and experience in any of these areas. Over the last six years Lexicom has attracted 200 participants from 28 countries including lexicographers, computational linguists, professors, research students, translators, terminologists, and editors, managers and technical support staff from dictionary publishers and information management companies. The venue, HKUST, is beautifully situated on Clearwater Bay in Kowloon, only 30 minutes from central Hong Kong. To register for Lexicom, go to: http://lc.ust.hk/~centre/lexi2006/ Early registration is advised (the Workshop has been oversubscribed in previous years), and registrations received before 7th October 2006 carry a discounted fee. Further details, including reports of past events can be found at: http://www.lexmasterclass.com. Michael Rundell & Adam Kilgarriff The Lexicography MasterClass --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 13:31, 28 September 2006 (UTC) == Logo discussion == Greetings, I apologise for writing in English. There is a discussion about the logo for Wiktionary at [[meta:Wiktionary/logo]]. Please go there and help us decide. Please also put this message on your community page. Thank you. -[[meta:User:Dbmag9|Dbmag9]] (copied here from [[talk:Main Page]] by [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:39, 23 July 2006 (UTC)) == Most linked article == Is there a way to find the article with the most links? In particular, I'm interested in finding the most-linked-to article that doesn't yet exist.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 21:19, 27 July 2006 (UTC) *You need [[Special:Mostlinked]], and in particular [[Special:Wantedpages]]. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 23:03, 27 July 2006 (UTC) == Benchmarks! == I think [[now]] was the 700th. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:51, 2 August 2006 (UTC) :Congratulations, everyone! Great work. Let's keep it up. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:02, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ===750=== [[lucky]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ===800=== [[benefit]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:27, 14 August 2006 (UTC) ===900=== [[legislation]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:21, 12 September 2006 (UTC) ===Almost 1000=== A virtual beer to the user who adds the 1000th word!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 20:03, 3 November 2006 (UTC) : [[brush]]! Hooray! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 03:35, 7 November 2006 (UTC) ::Make it two beers! Well done, PTO!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:23, 8 November 2006 (UTC) == A different idea == I recently had an idea for a sort of word rating system. This would show the SE user how difficult/complicated the word is considered by native speakers, and perhaps even include an easier and/or more challenging (for the basic words) alternative. I'm thinking of a kind of thermometer look, maybe up in the right-hand corner. It would have something like four or five degrees, including: basic or easy (from the BE850, words like [[do]], [[cold]], and [[woman]]), fairly basic or fairly easy (BE1500 or so, words like [[sink]], [[math]], and [[trust]]), medium or intermediate (about regular conversation level, somewhat less common than BE1500, words like [[complete]], [[freezing]], and [[feminine]]), fairly advanced or fairly hard (more complex or difficult a concept or term, words like [[nondescript]], [[anthropology]], and [[uncharacteristic]]), and advanced or hard (for jargon and other much less common words such as [[sodium benzoate]], [[sesquipedalian]], and [[indefatigable]]). We can tweak these levels or add new ones if/when we feel they are warranted. What do you all think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 10:07, 3 August 2006 (UTC) :I think it's a good idea, but I think basing it on BE is a bad idea, no matter how much you like BE. BE was not intended to choose the most simple or frequent words, but to bring together a list of words that would be sufficient to communicate any idea. Instead, I think we should base it on frequency counts, in the same way that the [http://www.longman.com/ldoce/ Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English] does. I think that using [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/nation.aspx Paul Nation]'s word counts would be a great place to start. He counts 'word families', so that ''run'', ''running'', ''runner'', etc. are all counted together. His counts are broken into 1000-word bands and are [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/range%20BNC.zip available] for free.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ::Though different organizations have different frequency counts, I think the idea is a sound one, and I think that there are many other word lists which would do a better job than BE. The only reason I've stuck with BE this long is because it was already there, and fairly convenient, not to mention a good place to start creating words. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 02:28, 14 August 2006 (UTC) :::I asked Paul Nation, and he wrote, "The lists are freely available for whoever wants to use them." Have a look.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:09, 15 August 2006 (UTC) ::::After looking at the BNC spoken frequency lists, I think you're right. I much prefer the way that these lists are set up, and it is nice to see not only the word but all its variations. I think it is much better. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 01:40, 24 August 2006 (UTC) == Move to [[Wiktionary talk:Simple talk]]? == I just want to throw up the idea of moving this page to the Wiktionary talk namespace. The advantage is that when editing a talk page [[MediaWiki:Talkpagetext]] is shown to the user. It would also leave this page open for FaQ's or something. Just an idea. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 14:55, 5 August 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for your input, Gerard. Nice to know you're still around every once in a while. You have a valid point about the talk page text being shown at the top of the page. It might be worth it to move it. However, I don't really care for the FAQ idea personally. It is supposed to be a simple *talk* page, so it should be something related to talk, even if it just redirects to its own talk page or explains how simple talk works. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 00:46, 24 August 2006 (UTC) ==Survivors?== I decided to come here and help out the project, after I saw the request for deletion at Meta. Personally, I would hate to see a project with this much potential die. <br><br> So, my question. How many regularly editing people are left? I noticed that a bureaucrat and two administrators haven't edited in a fairly long time, with the only admin exception seeming to be Cromwellt. Just give a shout here, I suppose. Thanks! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 21:49, 17 October 2006 (UTC) :Very few it seems, although I don't think ''left'' is the right word. There don't ever appear to have been many contributing memebers. Welcome though. Could I suggest you try to avoid difficult words in your definitions? For example, for ''approval'', you wrote "Formal permission or sanction." both words are less common than the word you're defining, and ''sanction'' is significantly less common. Just a suggestion. The participation is appreciated, though.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:30, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the suggestion. I used the word "left" because I had spent a while reading talk archives. This place seemed to be a lot more active back in Febuary. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 01:54, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ==Word of the Day== It seems the WotD has effectively died. Should we destroy the category/template for the word of the day as well? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 23:46, 25 October 2006 (UTC) Yes. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:13, 27 October 2006 (UTC) :I haven't checked if you deleted the cat/template for WotD, but I think it will probably be revived eventually (hopefully), so maybe deleting it was unnecessary. Then again, we can always recreate those I guess. No biggie. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 19:43, 28 November 2006 (UTC) == Vote to delete == I ended to vote to close this project on Meta. It has gone on long enough and is going nowhere fast. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 17:35, 2 November 2006 (UTC) :thank you!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:14, 2 November 2006 (UTC) ::Ah, finally. Its about time they closed that one up. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 00:59, 3 November 2006 (UTC) :::Great news :) - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:24, 6 November 2006 (UTC) == Administrators == Are there any active administrators/bureaucrats here anymore? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 16:33, 5 November 2006 (UTC) :Not really ;) [[User:h2g2bob]], our friendly bureaucrat, expressed a desire to resume contributing, but beyond that, the admins have been largely inactive. - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 16:46, 10 November 2006 (UTC) ::I apologize for not being active for a few months. I'm still around, I've just been busy with classes, etc. A teacher's life is a busy one. To make things worse, I haven't had internet access for about a month or more. I'll see if I can make time to contribute more regularly again. :) Oh, and my "email this user" works, so if there's something that needs admin intervention (like MediaWiki stuff), you can still get ahold of me, even if it may be a little while before I get it taken care of. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 19:46, 28 November 2006 (UTC) == Interwiki link == How do you link to Simple Witionary from another wiki project?--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:38, 8 November 2006 (UTC) :Either <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>; if you're on a Simple English project, use <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or, if you're on a Wiktionary, use <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 12:19, 9 November 2006 (UTC) == MediaWiki:Common.css == Hi, can we import some styles (specifically the <tt>messagebox</tt> class, and maybe some of its subclasses as well) from [[:w:MediaWiki:Common.css]] into [[MediaWiki:Common.css]]? This is purely for cosmetic reasons, but some of the templates that we have (including [[Template:Delete]]) use the <tt>messagebox</tt> class, which is not defined here. (P.S. This requires an admin) Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 16:40, 10 November 2006 (UTC) :I have gone ahead and asked for a temporary +sysop on meta, and have imported all CSS classes from the Simple English Wikipedia (with the exception of CommonsTicker-related styles). Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:19, 18 November 2006 (UTC) == Example sentences == In a dictionary such as this, I think it's important that the example sentences actually ''exemplify'' the use of a defined word rather than simply include it. Consider the following examples: #''There was a '''book''' on the table.'' #''He finished reading, closed the '''book''', and put it down.'' In the first sentence, '''book''' could be almost anything, animate or inanimate, of a size suitable for being on tables. The second sentence, in contrast, shows that '''book''' is related to reading and that it can be held and closed. This second sentence exemplifies '''book''', while the first simply uses it. We should also try to exemplify the syntactic properties of defined words. '''Notwithstanding''', for instance, is an unusual preposition in that it can appear after the noun. Thus, examples showing both pre- and post-noun usage would be useful. Similarly, nouns that have both countable and uncountable senses should have example sentences showing these. And so on. Finally, it would also be good to try to identify and show strong [[:en:collocation | collocations]]. Some good tools for this are [http://193.133.140.102/JustTheWord/ Just the Word] and Mark Davies's [http://view.byu.edu/ VIEW] interface to the [[w:British_National_Corpus|BNC]]. These can also provide authentic example sentences. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 00:32, 11 November 2006 (UTC) == Question == Who is father of Education ''<small>—This unsigned comment was added by</small>''<small> [[User:164.100.216.2|164.100.216.2]] ([[User talk:164.100.216.2|talk]] • [[Special:Contributions/164.100.216.2|contribs]]) 07:48, 16 November 2006 (UTC{{{3|}}})</small> :Hi, this is a forum for discussing topics related to the Simple English Wiktionary. Perhaps you could try looking for information on the [[:w:Main Page|Simple English Wikipedia]], or the [[:w:en:Main Page|English Wikipedia]]. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 15:50, 17 November 2006 (UTC) ::I'm a native English speaker and I don't know the answer to your question. Put your question on [[Wiktionary:Requested definitions]]. Also say on that page where you saw those words being used. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:39, 25 November 2006 (UTC) == Edit buttons gone == What happened to our edit buttons? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 14:30, 25 November 2006 (UTC) :Edit buttons? - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 14:32, 25 November 2006 (UTC) ::I don't know what to call them. When you were editing something, there was a row of buttons at the top of the edit window: bold, italics, math, signatures, etc. They're not there anymore. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:33, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :::Check your preferences. Check on the 'Editing' tab that the box is ticked to show the toolbar. [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 11:54, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::::Yes, it's checked. The tool bar was there on Friday and gone on Saturday. I haven't changed anything. I take it, then, that others still have their tool bar? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:36, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :::::I turned them off in my preferences and turned them back on and now they're back again. Something a programmer might have a look at. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 19:34, 28 November 2006 (UTC) == Pictures == My idea: all nouns need pictures in the definitions. Writers need ideas about copyright and about finding pictures. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 19:55, 25 November 2006 (UTC) I did it! I put a picture in! See [[wire]]. I think all definitions need pictures. Is that good? Did I do it right? I found the picture in Wikimedia Commons. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 20:37, 26 November 2006 (UTC) :Well done! Many nouns already have pictures with them. Many other nouns, however, are too abstract for a picture. Put one in where it makes sense. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:18, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks. I'm having some problems formatting the pages with the pictures. I want the pictures near the top so people will see them immediately. On the page [[wave]] the picture covered some of the words. I put many "nbsp" so that it doesn't cover the words. But I think that will not work well for all browser windows. There must be a good way to do it. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 04:06, 27 November 2006 (UTC) The [[walk]] page now has a moving picture! --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 05:03, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :Cool! --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:29, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::Mostly I don't like moving pictures. It's hard to read when there is a moving picture on the page. But if I put it there, I like it. :-) Some people may not be able to see the moving picture. Some people may not be able to see any pictures. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:32, 27 November 2006 (UTC) OK, now I know how to put the pictures on the page in a good way. Put the picture. (Do not put "300px" if not needed.) Then put words that will be beside the picture. Then put <nowiki> <br style="clear:both"/> </nowiki>. Then put words that need to be under the picture. See [[angry]]. See also [[:en:wikipedia:Wikipedia:Extended image syntax]]. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:42, 27 November 2006 (UTC) I think the words under the pictures are too small. Some people who are reading Simple English Wikipedia may be people who are learning to read. People who are learning to read need big letters. In [[trade]], I wrote <nowiki><big></nowiki> to make the letters bigger. Is that a good idea for all pictures? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 01:48, 1 December 2006 (UTC) == "Change this part" == I like where it says "change this page". That's Simple English. It seems friendly to me. But when a page has parts, it says "edit". It needs to say "Change this part." --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 05:56, 28 November 2006 (UTC) :Good point, Coppertwig. I'm glad to see some new users active here. I'll try to get this fixed this week or so, though I don't have time at this precise moment. :) I'm sure it is on MediaWiki somewhere under MediaWiki:Allmessages. If you can find it, that will speed up my job. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 19:50, 28 November 2006 (UTC) ::I'm way behind you. I've found [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/MediaWiki MediaWiki]. I've found [http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/MediaWiki_localization MediaWiki localisation]. I haven't found "MediaWiki:Allmessages" or "Allmessages" anywhere. Maybe if you tell me where to find that, then I can look through it for the edit message. :-) --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:09, 29 November 2006 (UTC) ::OK, found it! "editsection" in [[Special:Allmessages]]. (that was talked about in [[meta:Help:MediaWiki namespace]]). Maybe it should be "change this part". Maybe it should be simply "change". Maybe other messages need to be translated, too. Later. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 03:44, 30 November 2006 (UTC) == Babel boxes == Babel boxes on user pages don't work in Simple English Wiktionary? Does anyone know how to fix that? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:41, 29 November 2006 (UTC) :I may have found a way to do it, sort-of. I now have one userbox on my user page. I've put in a question at [[en:Wikipedia:Help desk]] asking what is the best way to implement Babel boxes. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 14:53, 30 November 2006 (UTC) ::OK, I got Babel boxes working! I just copied Template:Babel from English Wikipedia to Simple English Wikipedia. It looks like just words, but really it has computer words to make the Babel boxes work. We need to copy many pages like "Template:User de-2" from English Wikipedia to Simple English Wikipedia to make all Babel boxes work. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 01:29, 1 December 2006 (UTC) == Definitions == My ideas: Simple English needs to have only one definition for one word. I think the first definition for each word is the Simple English definition, and writers need to try to use only the first definition. But when there is a noun definition and a verb definition and they are very near, then those 2 definitions can be used. The first definition needs to be the most important one. A definition in Simple English can cover more things than the English definition. In English someone may say "bowl". "Bowl" is not BE850. In Simple English someone may say "basin" or "little basin" when talking about the same thing. The definition of "basin" in Simple English may be a little different from the English definition. Frequently two definitions for the same word in English can be one definition in Simple English. "Black" does not need one definition for a colour and another definition for an adjective saying that a thing has that colour. It is the same idea. The adjective is most frequent and most important. If someone uses it as a noun, people will understand. OK, maybe it needs two definitions because one is a noun and one is an adjective. But many other words can have one definition in Simple English for two definitions in English, because the Simple English definitions are simpler and cover more things. Little things that are different between two definitions in English are not important in Simple English. If someone writing a Wikipedia page needs to say an important difference between two things, the person needs to use a sentence to say the difference. Those are my ideas. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 14:04, 29 November 2006 (UTC) Example: [[apparatus]] has 3 definitions. I think they are all the same idea. (see picture.) I think they need to be 1 definition here. Maybe in English Wiktionary they need to be 3 definitions. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 14:06, 29 November 2006 (UTC) :I generally agree, but wouldn't take things quite this far. I think: :# Each word class should be represented and defined. For example, there should not be one definition that covers both adjective and noun, though the same definition could possibly be repeated with only minor changes. :# Rather than trying to tease apart individual senses of the word, I think we should aim for broad definitions that deal with the underlying similarity of the various senses. For example, Paul Nation gives the example of ''head'', which he defines as "the top or most important part, for example, head of your body, head of a match, head of an organisation." (''Learning Vocabulary in Another Language'', p. 92) :# Where there are multiple definitions, they should be sorted from most to least common. Similarly, the more common word class should be listed first. :# The BE850 is problematic because it has never been widely adopted and the word choices are often anachronistic. A better choice of words would be the [[Wiktionary:BNC_spoken_freq|BNC2000]]. :--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 17:00, 29 November 2006 (UTC) ::One more thing, Ogden, the sneaky guy, often specifically chose highly polysemous words to get more coverage from fewer words.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:12, 29 November 2006 (UTC) :::"Simple English" is not defined. Maybe we need to make a decision. Maybe we need to mark the first (or sometimes two) definitions on a page "Simple English" and mark the other ones "English". But maybe we would use too much time talking and not agreeing. Maybe it's good to just put the most frequent definition first. I would leave out very rare uses. :::Someone had the idea of asking the Wikimedia developers to make the Preview button show BE850 and BE1500 words in different colours. I think different underlining (<u>underlining</u> and <s>striking out</s>) is more useful because the colours show a link or no link. Hmm. It can be complex. Each user can choose in "my preferences" which list (BE850, BNC2000, etc.) marks the "Preview" when that user is changing a page. So we don't have to agree before we do that. (Forms of words, "make", "makes", "making" need to be used too.) --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 03:28, 30 November 2006 (UTC) ::::Currently only red and blue are used. Other colours could be employed in different ways. I think it might be more useful to use a star system, or simply a line at the top, similar to the current BE850 or AWL ones.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:37, 30 November 2006 (UTC) :::Maybe BNC2000 or BNC1000 is more useful than BE850. (BE850 doesn't have "big" or "small". It has "attempt" but not "try". It has "carriage" but not "car".) But the BE850 has a good page on this Wiktionary. The page is easy to use. I can look and see if a word is in BE850. The BNC1000 needs a page like that. The BNC1000 page is too long. I need a short page with the BNC1000 words starting at the top of the page, and only one form for each word, and many words on one line, like the [[BE850]] page. I think I can make a page like that. Is that a good idea? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 03:54, 30 November 2006 (UTC) ::::Different people have different purposes. If you feel such a list would be useful, go ahead and make it.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:37, 30 November 2006 (UTC) 13113 2006-12-01T02:27:01Z Brett 77 /* Pictures */ '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |}__NEWSECTIONLINK__ ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some countries, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) ==Category capitalization== Shall categories begin with upper cases or not? I am asking this because I have found different uses of upper and lower cases at [[Special:Categories]].--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 13:36, 14 April 2006 (UTC) :I had the same question a while back, though I asked it somewhere else. I think that categories should all be lowercase unless they are proper nouns, so that they work just like the entry titles. I'd say that you can go ahead an [[Wiktionary:Be bold|boldly]] change it, and if someone doesn't like it or has a better idea, they can change it back. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:33, 18 April 2006 (UTC) :If you do change it, don't forget to change the templates that refer to those categories, so that they put the words in the new place. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:22, 20 April 2006 (UTC) ::I see that [[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] has not worked on (or at least has not completed) changing the categories. I have completely changed my mind regarding them. The reason that articles in the (main) namespace are lowercase is to show the word as it is really meant to be and to distinguish between proper names and other words. This does not apply to categories or appendices (I just created the first appendix, [[:Appendix:Prepositions]]), though it should still apply to templates so that we don't have to type a capital letter every time we insert a template. Categories and appendices are ''groups'' of these words, and so should be capitalized regularly, just as they are in other projects. I am changing categories accordingly. Other thoughts? As I mentioned above, if we decide I'm wrong, we can boldly change it back. :) Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:54, 15 May 2006 (UTC) :::Hello. I have not been here until now as I was too busy administering other Wiki sites. As I am now an admin at eight Wiki sites, I am unsure how often I will come here. Article names at Wiktionary should not be automatically upper cases, but for categories, I do not really mind whether upper or lower cases. In case you want to talk to me but I am inactive here, I suggest leaving a message at my talk page at Wiktionary, Wikipedia, or Wikisource in English version that I administer.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:55, 4 November 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == WikiReader == What do we think about publishing a WikiReader with the BE850 and BE1500? I'd be happy to do most of the work behind it (exporting to PDF, managing download site etc). [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 12:00, 19 May 2006 (UTC) :I'm thinking we should probably have them mostly done before we worry about that, but other than that, sound good. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 19:03, 23 May 2006 (UTC) == Translations == Other Wiktionaries add translations for words into other languages. SEWiktionary is meant to give definitions of English words using simple English, so if we did add translations, we would not include those other words here, but only link to other wiktionaries. For example, if we translated "heavy" (meaning having a lot of weight), the Spanish is "pesado." We might link to the English Wiktionary page on [[:en:pesado]] or to the Spanish Wiktionary [[:es:pesado]]. These would be interwiki links, but under a translation section, not an "in other languages" sidebar interwiki, since each meaning should be translated separately. I think there are pros and cons to this idea. The pros are that our focus audience are people who are do not know much English, and many of them only know it as a second language, so a translation into their own language could be quite useful. The cons are that we are focused on English words. A translation would be a distraction from our focus. Also, that niche is already filled by the English Wiktionary. I think our focus should stay firmly fixed on simple English definitions of English words. Feel free to comment. We'll do what the community decides, of course. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:08, 21 May 2006 (UTC) :I suppose that this simple English Wiktionary is for definitions from simple English to simple English only, right? This should be good enough since more complex contents should go to regular English Wiktionary.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:58, 4 November 2006 (UTC) ::Simple English Wikipedia pages need to use some hard English words. I think Simple English Wiktionary needs definitions in simple English for those hard English words. It also needs definitions in simple English for simple English words. I think it's a good idea to link to English Wiktionary for translations. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:46, 25 November 2006 (UTC) ::Question: the word "kind": is it a noun in simple English? or an adjective? or both? How do we know or decide these questions? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:46, 25 November 2006 (UTC) :::Both. Word classes do not change in simple English. Does this answer your question? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:16, 27 November 2006 (UTC) == Etymologies/word histories == Another thing that has come up is the question of etymologies. English Wiktionary and others show the etymology of each word, and tend to have the earlier forms as separate entries. Because we are focused on English words (that is, Modern English), we would not include those early forms separately, but we could include unlinked word origins/etymologies. Again, there are pros and cons. Etymologies could be difficult to understand for someone who doesn't know much English. Additionally, they are not our focus, and could be a distraction. Plus, English Wiktionary already does that more effectively. On the other hand, I think it is cool to show where words come from, and this can help people understand why a word is spelled a particular way, I think. English orthography is one of the hardest parts of learning English, but knowing where a word comes from helps significantly in understanding its orthography (spelling). That said, teaching English is not our goal here, any more than it is the goal of Simple English Wikipedia. We are writing a dictionary here, not an English 101 textbook. If people use us to learn English, that is their own choice, but it is not our focus. I guess I could go either way on this one. I tentatively '''support''' adding etymologies to words. What do all of you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:16, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == How detailed do we go? == In articles such as that for [[sad]], some users have obvioulsy gone to a great deal of trouble to flesh out all sorts of synonyms, related words, etc. Unfortunately, few of the words are very simple (or even useful. For example, on the [[sad]] page we have ''glum'' as a synonym.) I think this kind of detail needs to be pared back to avoid being overwhelming to English language learners. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:26, 16 July 2006 (UTC) :Yeah, I was the one who put all those synonyms and antonyms on there. I still think it is useful, and it is obvious that they are synonyms, etc. by their placement, but I guess I did go a little overboard. But this wiktionary should not be limited to Simple English words. It should include all English words, but the definitions should be limited to simple English. People may find the word [[glum]] and wonder what it means, but not be able to understand the English Wiktionary definition. We need that entry here, and its connection to [[sad]] seems very logical. I think [[lugubrious]] should be cut out sooner than [[glum]]. Limiting the synonyms and antonyms may be useful in some ways, but we are about including information, not leaving it out. We might even want to include (for example) a main synonym section, and later on a section on ''other synonyms''. I don't know. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:44, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::Indeed, we should have articles for simple words and other words, so there should eventually be an entry for ''glum'', ''lugubrious'' and whatever else you can come up with. However, a typical user who is looking up the word ''sad'', will not benefit from ''glum''. The user who looks up ''glum'', on the other hand, may well benefit from being told that ''sad'' is a synonym as they will likely have no idea what ''glum'' means, but may very well understand ''sad''. ::Furthermore, you write, "we are about including information, not leaving it out." To the contrary! Knowing what to leave out is at least as important as knowing what to put in. A 20-page dictionary entry on ''run'' is neither simple nor useful. This is, after all, a dictionary, not a thesaurus or an encyclopedia. If the user who looks up ''sad'' is looking specifically for uncommon synonyms, they're using a wrench to drive in a nail.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:58, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::*Well how else do you expect people to look for uncommon synonyms, except by starting with a common word? Perhaps we can put common synonyms right there on the page, while listing rare ones separately on a thesaurus-like page. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 07:07, 31 July 2006 (UTC) ::::If they're looking for uncommon synonyms, they should use a thesaurus, not a dictionary.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 11:27, 31 July 2006 (UTC) :::::Hey Brett, I really enjoyed your wrench-nail analogy. Kappa is referring to what EWikt has done in its Wikisaurus sub-project. We could do something similar here if people are interested in the idea. But either way, most dictionaries include at least some synonyms, and I think we should do so, too. You have a point when you say that glum should link to sad, but not necessarily sad to glum. Maybe if we tend to limit it to the first five or so most common synonyms and antonyms, it will be useful but not overboard. We can always change it later if we change our minds, etc. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:08, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ==Workshop== The following was posted by Adam Kilgarriff on the Corpora mailing list ---- LEXICOM-ASIA 2006 A Workshop in Lexicography and Lexical Computing Venue: Kowloon, Hong Kong Hosts: Language Centre, Hong Kong Univ of Science and Technology Dates: December 11th-15th, 2006 Led by Adam Kilgarriff and Michael Rundell of the Lexicography MasterClass, Lexicom is an intensive one-week workshop, with seminars on theoretical issues alternating with practical sessions at the computer. There will be some parallel 'lexicographic' and 'computational' sessions. Topics to be covered include: * corpus creation * corpus analysis: o software and corpus querying o discovering word senses, recording contextual information * writing dictionary entries * dictionary databases and writing systems * using web data Applications are invited from people with interests and experience in any of these areas. Over the last six years Lexicom has attracted 200 participants from 28 countries including lexicographers, computational linguists, professors, research students, translators, terminologists, and editors, managers and technical support staff from dictionary publishers and information management companies. The venue, HKUST, is beautifully situated on Clearwater Bay in Kowloon, only 30 minutes from central Hong Kong. To register for Lexicom, go to: http://lc.ust.hk/~centre/lexi2006/ Early registration is advised (the Workshop has been oversubscribed in previous years), and registrations received before 7th October 2006 carry a discounted fee. Further details, including reports of past events can be found at: http://www.lexmasterclass.com. Michael Rundell & Adam Kilgarriff The Lexicography MasterClass --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 13:31, 28 September 2006 (UTC) == Logo discussion == Greetings, I apologise for writing in English. There is a discussion about the logo for Wiktionary at [[meta:Wiktionary/logo]]. Please go there and help us decide. Please also put this message on your community page. Thank you. -[[meta:User:Dbmag9|Dbmag9]] (copied here from [[talk:Main Page]] by [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:39, 23 July 2006 (UTC)) == Most linked article == Is there a way to find the article with the most links? In particular, I'm interested in finding the most-linked-to article that doesn't yet exist.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 21:19, 27 July 2006 (UTC) *You need [[Special:Mostlinked]], and in particular [[Special:Wantedpages]]. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 23:03, 27 July 2006 (UTC) == Benchmarks! == I think [[now]] was the 700th. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:51, 2 August 2006 (UTC) :Congratulations, everyone! Great work. Let's keep it up. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:02, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ===750=== [[lucky]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ===800=== [[benefit]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:27, 14 August 2006 (UTC) ===900=== [[legislation]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:21, 12 September 2006 (UTC) ===Almost 1000=== A virtual beer to the user who adds the 1000th word!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 20:03, 3 November 2006 (UTC) : [[brush]]! Hooray! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 03:35, 7 November 2006 (UTC) ::Make it two beers! Well done, PTO!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:23, 8 November 2006 (UTC) == A different idea == I recently had an idea for a sort of word rating system. This would show the SE user how difficult/complicated the word is considered by native speakers, and perhaps even include an easier and/or more challenging (for the basic words) alternative. I'm thinking of a kind of thermometer look, maybe up in the right-hand corner. It would have something like four or five degrees, including: basic or easy (from the BE850, words like [[do]], [[cold]], and [[woman]]), fairly basic or fairly easy (BE1500 or so, words like [[sink]], [[math]], and [[trust]]), medium or intermediate (about regular conversation level, somewhat less common than BE1500, words like [[complete]], [[freezing]], and [[feminine]]), fairly advanced or fairly hard (more complex or difficult a concept or term, words like [[nondescript]], [[anthropology]], and [[uncharacteristic]]), and advanced or hard (for jargon and other much less common words such as [[sodium benzoate]], [[sesquipedalian]], and [[indefatigable]]). We can tweak these levels or add new ones if/when we feel they are warranted. What do you all think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 10:07, 3 August 2006 (UTC) :I think it's a good idea, but I think basing it on BE is a bad idea, no matter how much you like BE. BE was not intended to choose the most simple or frequent words, but to bring together a list of words that would be sufficient to communicate any idea. Instead, I think we should base it on frequency counts, in the same way that the [http://www.longman.com/ldoce/ Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English] does. I think that using [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/nation.aspx Paul Nation]'s word counts would be a great place to start. He counts 'word families', so that ''run'', ''running'', ''runner'', etc. are all counted together. His counts are broken into 1000-word bands and are [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/range%20BNC.zip available] for free.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ::Though different organizations have different frequency counts, I think the idea is a sound one, and I think that there are many other word lists which would do a better job than BE. The only reason I've stuck with BE this long is because it was already there, and fairly convenient, not to mention a good place to start creating words. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 02:28, 14 August 2006 (UTC) :::I asked Paul Nation, and he wrote, "The lists are freely available for whoever wants to use them." Have a look.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:09, 15 August 2006 (UTC) ::::After looking at the BNC spoken frequency lists, I think you're right. I much prefer the way that these lists are set up, and it is nice to see not only the word but all its variations. I think it is much better. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 01:40, 24 August 2006 (UTC) == Move to [[Wiktionary talk:Simple talk]]? == I just want to throw up the idea of moving this page to the Wiktionary talk namespace. The advantage is that when editing a talk page [[MediaWiki:Talkpagetext]] is shown to the user. It would also leave this page open for FaQ's or something. Just an idea. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 14:55, 5 August 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for your input, Gerard. Nice to know you're still around every once in a while. You have a valid point about the talk page text being shown at the top of the page. It might be worth it to move it. However, I don't really care for the FAQ idea personally. It is supposed to be a simple *talk* page, so it should be something related to talk, even if it just redirects to its own talk page or explains how simple talk works. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 00:46, 24 August 2006 (UTC) ==Survivors?== I decided to come here and help out the project, after I saw the request for deletion at Meta. Personally, I would hate to see a project with this much potential die. <br><br> So, my question. How many regularly editing people are left? I noticed that a bureaucrat and two administrators haven't edited in a fairly long time, with the only admin exception seeming to be Cromwellt. Just give a shout here, I suppose. Thanks! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 21:49, 17 October 2006 (UTC) :Very few it seems, although I don't think ''left'' is the right word. There don't ever appear to have been many contributing memebers. Welcome though. Could I suggest you try to avoid difficult words in your definitions? For example, for ''approval'', you wrote "Formal permission or sanction." both words are less common than the word you're defining, and ''sanction'' is significantly less common. Just a suggestion. The participation is appreciated, though.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:30, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the suggestion. I used the word "left" because I had spent a while reading talk archives. This place seemed to be a lot more active back in Febuary. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 01:54, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ==Word of the Day== It seems the WotD has effectively died. Should we destroy the category/template for the word of the day as well? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 23:46, 25 October 2006 (UTC) Yes. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:13, 27 October 2006 (UTC) :I haven't checked if you deleted the cat/template for WotD, but I think it will probably be revived eventually (hopefully), so maybe deleting it was unnecessary. Then again, we can always recreate those I guess. No biggie. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 19:43, 28 November 2006 (UTC) == Vote to delete == I ended to vote to close this project on Meta. It has gone on long enough and is going nowhere fast. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 17:35, 2 November 2006 (UTC) :thank you!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:14, 2 November 2006 (UTC) ::Ah, finally. Its about time they closed that one up. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 00:59, 3 November 2006 (UTC) :::Great news :) - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:24, 6 November 2006 (UTC) == Administrators == Are there any active administrators/bureaucrats here anymore? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 16:33, 5 November 2006 (UTC) :Not really ;) [[User:h2g2bob]], our friendly bureaucrat, expressed a desire to resume contributing, but beyond that, the admins have been largely inactive. - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 16:46, 10 November 2006 (UTC) ::I apologize for not being active for a few months. I'm still around, I've just been busy with classes, etc. A teacher's life is a busy one. To make things worse, I haven't had internet access for about a month or more. I'll see if I can make time to contribute more regularly again. :) Oh, and my "email this user" works, so if there's something that needs admin intervention (like MediaWiki stuff), you can still get ahold of me, even if it may be a little while before I get it taken care of. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 19:46, 28 November 2006 (UTC) == Interwiki link == How do you link to Simple Witionary from another wiki project?--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:38, 8 November 2006 (UTC) :Either <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>; if you're on a Simple English project, use <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or, if you're on a Wiktionary, use <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 12:19, 9 November 2006 (UTC) == MediaWiki:Common.css == Hi, can we import some styles (specifically the <tt>messagebox</tt> class, and maybe some of its subclasses as well) from [[:w:MediaWiki:Common.css]] into [[MediaWiki:Common.css]]? This is purely for cosmetic reasons, but some of the templates that we have (including [[Template:Delete]]) use the <tt>messagebox</tt> class, which is not defined here. (P.S. This requires an admin) Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 16:40, 10 November 2006 (UTC) :I have gone ahead and asked for a temporary +sysop on meta, and have imported all CSS classes from the Simple English Wikipedia (with the exception of CommonsTicker-related styles). Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:19, 18 November 2006 (UTC) == Example sentences == In a dictionary such as this, I think it's important that the example sentences actually ''exemplify'' the use of a defined word rather than simply include it. Consider the following examples: #''There was a '''book''' on the table.'' #''He finished reading, closed the '''book''', and put it down.'' In the first sentence, '''book''' could be almost anything, animate or inanimate, of a size suitable for being on tables. The second sentence, in contrast, shows that '''book''' is related to reading and that it can be held and closed. This second sentence exemplifies '''book''', while the first simply uses it. We should also try to exemplify the syntactic properties of defined words. '''Notwithstanding''', for instance, is an unusual preposition in that it can appear after the noun. Thus, examples showing both pre- and post-noun usage would be useful. Similarly, nouns that have both countable and uncountable senses should have example sentences showing these. And so on. Finally, it would also be good to try to identify and show strong [[:en:collocation | collocations]]. Some good tools for this are [http://193.133.140.102/JustTheWord/ Just the Word] and Mark Davies's [http://view.byu.edu/ VIEW] interface to the [[w:British_National_Corpus|BNC]]. These can also provide authentic example sentences. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 00:32, 11 November 2006 (UTC) == Question == Who is father of Education ''<small>—This unsigned comment was added by</small>''<small> [[User:164.100.216.2|164.100.216.2]] ([[User talk:164.100.216.2|talk]] • [[Special:Contributions/164.100.216.2|contribs]]) 07:48, 16 November 2006 (UTC{{{3|}}})</small> :Hi, this is a forum for discussing topics related to the Simple English Wiktionary. Perhaps you could try looking for information on the [[:w:Main Page|Simple English Wikipedia]], or the [[:w:en:Main Page|English Wikipedia]]. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 15:50, 17 November 2006 (UTC) ::I'm a native English speaker and I don't know the answer to your question. Put your question on [[Wiktionary:Requested definitions]]. Also say on that page where you saw those words being used. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:39, 25 November 2006 (UTC) == Edit buttons gone == What happened to our edit buttons? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 14:30, 25 November 2006 (UTC) :Edit buttons? - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 14:32, 25 November 2006 (UTC) ::I don't know what to call them. When you were editing something, there was a row of buttons at the top of the edit window: bold, italics, math, signatures, etc. They're not there anymore. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:33, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :::Check your preferences. Check on the 'Editing' tab that the box is ticked to show the toolbar. [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 11:54, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::::Yes, it's checked. The tool bar was there on Friday and gone on Saturday. I haven't changed anything. I take it, then, that others still have their tool bar? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:36, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :::::I turned them off in my preferences and turned them back on and now they're back again. Something a programmer might have a look at. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 19:34, 28 November 2006 (UTC) == Pictures == My idea: all nouns need pictures in the definitions. Writers need ideas about copyright and about finding pictures. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 19:55, 25 November 2006 (UTC) I did it! I put a picture in! See [[wire]]. I think all definitions need pictures. Is that good? Did I do it right? I found the picture in Wikimedia Commons. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 20:37, 26 November 2006 (UTC) :Well done! Many nouns already have pictures with them. Many other nouns, however, are too abstract for a picture. Put one in where it makes sense. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:18, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks. I'm having some problems formatting the pages with the pictures. I want the pictures near the top so people will see them immediately. On the page [[wave]] the picture covered some of the words. I put many "nbsp" so that it doesn't cover the words. But I think that will not work well for all browser windows. There must be a good way to do it. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 04:06, 27 November 2006 (UTC) The [[walk]] page now has a moving picture! --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 05:03, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :Cool! --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:29, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::Mostly I don't like moving pictures. It's hard to read when there is a moving picture on the page. But if I put it there, I like it. :-) Some people may not be able to see the moving picture. Some people may not be able to see any pictures. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:32, 27 November 2006 (UTC) OK, now I know how to put the pictures on the page in a good way. Put the picture. (Do not put "300px" if not needed.) Then put words that will be beside the picture. Then put <nowiki> <br style="clear:both"/> </nowiki>. Then put words that need to be under the picture. See [[angry]]. See also [[:en:wikipedia:Wikipedia:Extended image syntax]]. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:42, 27 November 2006 (UTC) I think the words under the pictures are too small. Some people who are reading Simple English Wikipedia may be people who are learning to read. People who are learning to read need big letters. In [[trade]], I wrote <nowiki><big></nowiki> to make the letters bigger. Is that a good idea for all pictures? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 01:48, 1 December 2006 (UTC) :Why just the pictures? Actually, it's really easy for individual readers to change the font display size on their browsers. I'd leave it alone. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:27, 1 December 2006 (UTC) == "Change this part" == I like where it says "change this page". That's Simple English. It seems friendly to me. But when a page has parts, it says "edit". It needs to say "Change this part." --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 05:56, 28 November 2006 (UTC) :Good point, Coppertwig. I'm glad to see some new users active here. I'll try to get this fixed this week or so, though I don't have time at this precise moment. :) I'm sure it is on MediaWiki somewhere under MediaWiki:Allmessages. If you can find it, that will speed up my job. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 19:50, 28 November 2006 (UTC) ::I'm way behind you. I've found [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/MediaWiki MediaWiki]. I've found [http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/MediaWiki_localization MediaWiki localisation]. I haven't found "MediaWiki:Allmessages" or "Allmessages" anywhere. Maybe if you tell me where to find that, then I can look through it for the edit message. :-) --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:09, 29 November 2006 (UTC) ::OK, found it! "editsection" in [[Special:Allmessages]]. (that was talked about in [[meta:Help:MediaWiki namespace]]). Maybe it should be "change this part". Maybe it should be simply "change". Maybe other messages need to be translated, too. Later. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 03:44, 30 November 2006 (UTC) == Babel boxes == Babel boxes on user pages don't work in Simple English Wiktionary? Does anyone know how to fix that? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:41, 29 November 2006 (UTC) :I may have found a way to do it, sort-of. I now have one userbox on my user page. I've put in a question at [[en:Wikipedia:Help desk]] asking what is the best way to implement Babel boxes. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 14:53, 30 November 2006 (UTC) ::OK, I got Babel boxes working! I just copied Template:Babel from English Wikipedia to Simple English Wikipedia. It looks like just words, but really it has computer words to make the Babel boxes work. We need to copy many pages like "Template:User de-2" from English Wikipedia to Simple English Wikipedia to make all Babel boxes work. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 01:29, 1 December 2006 (UTC) == Definitions == My ideas: Simple English needs to have only one definition for one word. I think the first definition for each word is the Simple English definition, and writers need to try to use only the first definition. But when there is a noun definition and a verb definition and they are very near, then those 2 definitions can be used. The first definition needs to be the most important one. A definition in Simple English can cover more things than the English definition. In English someone may say "bowl". "Bowl" is not BE850. In Simple English someone may say "basin" or "little basin" when talking about the same thing. The definition of "basin" in Simple English may be a little different from the English definition. Frequently two definitions for the same word in English can be one definition in Simple English. "Black" does not need one definition for a colour and another definition for an adjective saying that a thing has that colour. It is the same idea. The adjective is most frequent and most important. If someone uses it as a noun, people will understand. OK, maybe it needs two definitions because one is a noun and one is an adjective. But many other words can have one definition in Simple English for two definitions in English, because the Simple English definitions are simpler and cover more things. Little things that are different between two definitions in English are not important in Simple English. If someone writing a Wikipedia page needs to say an important difference between two things, the person needs to use a sentence to say the difference. Those are my ideas. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 14:04, 29 November 2006 (UTC) Example: [[apparatus]] has 3 definitions. I think they are all the same idea. (see picture.) I think they need to be 1 definition here. Maybe in English Wiktionary they need to be 3 definitions. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 14:06, 29 November 2006 (UTC) :I generally agree, but wouldn't take things quite this far. I think: :# Each word class should be represented and defined. For example, there should not be one definition that covers both adjective and noun, though the same definition could possibly be repeated with only minor changes. :# Rather than trying to tease apart individual senses of the word, I think we should aim for broad definitions that deal with the underlying similarity of the various senses. For example, Paul Nation gives the example of ''head'', which he defines as "the top or most important part, for example, head of your body, head of a match, head of an organisation." (''Learning Vocabulary in Another Language'', p. 92) :# Where there are multiple definitions, they should be sorted from most to least common. Similarly, the more common word class should be listed first. :# The BE850 is problematic because it has never been widely adopted and the word choices are often anachronistic. A better choice of words would be the [[Wiktionary:BNC_spoken_freq|BNC2000]]. :--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 17:00, 29 November 2006 (UTC) ::One more thing, Ogden, the sneaky guy, often specifically chose highly polysemous words to get more coverage from fewer words.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:12, 29 November 2006 (UTC) :::"Simple English" is not defined. Maybe we need to make a decision. Maybe we need to mark the first (or sometimes two) definitions on a page "Simple English" and mark the other ones "English". But maybe we would use too much time talking and not agreeing. Maybe it's good to just put the most frequent definition first. I would leave out very rare uses. :::Someone had the idea of asking the Wikimedia developers to make the Preview button show BE850 and BE1500 words in different colours. I think different underlining (<u>underlining</u> and <s>striking out</s>) is more useful because the colours show a link or no link. Hmm. It can be complex. Each user can choose in "my preferences" which list (BE850, BNC2000, etc.) marks the "Preview" when that user is changing a page. So we don't have to agree before we do that. (Forms of words, "make", "makes", "making" need to be used too.) --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 03:28, 30 November 2006 (UTC) ::::Currently only red and blue are used. Other colours could be employed in different ways. I think it might be more useful to use a star system, or simply a line at the top, similar to the current BE850 or AWL ones.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:37, 30 November 2006 (UTC) :::Maybe BNC2000 or BNC1000 is more useful than BE850. (BE850 doesn't have "big" or "small". It has "attempt" but not "try". It has "carriage" but not "car".) But the BE850 has a good page on this Wiktionary. The page is easy to use. I can look and see if a word is in BE850. The BNC1000 needs a page like that. The BNC1000 page is too long. I need a short page with the BNC1000 words starting at the top of the page, and only one form for each word, and many words on one line, like the [[BE850]] page. I think I can make a page like that. Is that a good idea? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 03:54, 30 November 2006 (UTC) ::::Different people have different purposes. If you feel such a list would be useful, go ahead and make it.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:37, 30 November 2006 (UTC) 13176 2006-12-02T04:41:37Z Coppertwig 139 /* Definitions */ talk about colours, underlining and star system '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |}__NEWSECTIONLINK__ ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some countries, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) ==Category capitalization== Shall categories begin with upper cases or not? I am asking this because I have found different uses of upper and lower cases at [[Special:Categories]].--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 13:36, 14 April 2006 (UTC) :I had the same question a while back, though I asked it somewhere else. I think that categories should all be lowercase unless they are proper nouns, so that they work just like the entry titles. I'd say that you can go ahead an [[Wiktionary:Be bold|boldly]] change it, and if someone doesn't like it or has a better idea, they can change it back. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:33, 18 April 2006 (UTC) :If you do change it, don't forget to change the templates that refer to those categories, so that they put the words in the new place. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:22, 20 April 2006 (UTC) ::I see that [[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] has not worked on (or at least has not completed) changing the categories. I have completely changed my mind regarding them. The reason that articles in the (main) namespace are lowercase is to show the word as it is really meant to be and to distinguish between proper names and other words. This does not apply to categories or appendices (I just created the first appendix, [[:Appendix:Prepositions]]), though it should still apply to templates so that we don't have to type a capital letter every time we insert a template. Categories and appendices are ''groups'' of these words, and so should be capitalized regularly, just as they are in other projects. I am changing categories accordingly. Other thoughts? As I mentioned above, if we decide I'm wrong, we can boldly change it back. :) Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:54, 15 May 2006 (UTC) :::Hello. I have not been here until now as I was too busy administering other Wiki sites. As I am now an admin at eight Wiki sites, I am unsure how often I will come here. Article names at Wiktionary should not be automatically upper cases, but for categories, I do not really mind whether upper or lower cases. In case you want to talk to me but I am inactive here, I suggest leaving a message at my talk page at Wiktionary, Wikipedia, or Wikisource in English version that I administer.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:55, 4 November 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == WikiReader == What do we think about publishing a WikiReader with the BE850 and BE1500? I'd be happy to do most of the work behind it (exporting to PDF, managing download site etc). [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 12:00, 19 May 2006 (UTC) :I'm thinking we should probably have them mostly done before we worry about that, but other than that, sound good. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 19:03, 23 May 2006 (UTC) == Translations == Other Wiktionaries add translations for words into other languages. SEWiktionary is meant to give definitions of English words using simple English, so if we did add translations, we would not include those other words here, but only link to other wiktionaries. For example, if we translated "heavy" (meaning having a lot of weight), the Spanish is "pesado." We might link to the English Wiktionary page on [[:en:pesado]] or to the Spanish Wiktionary [[:es:pesado]]. These would be interwiki links, but under a translation section, not an "in other languages" sidebar interwiki, since each meaning should be translated separately. I think there are pros and cons to this idea. The pros are that our focus audience are people who are do not know much English, and many of them only know it as a second language, so a translation into their own language could be quite useful. The cons are that we are focused on English words. A translation would be a distraction from our focus. Also, that niche is already filled by the English Wiktionary. I think our focus should stay firmly fixed on simple English definitions of English words. Feel free to comment. We'll do what the community decides, of course. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:08, 21 May 2006 (UTC) :I suppose that this simple English Wiktionary is for definitions from simple English to simple English only, right? This should be good enough since more complex contents should go to regular English Wiktionary.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:58, 4 November 2006 (UTC) ::Simple English Wikipedia pages need to use some hard English words. I think Simple English Wiktionary needs definitions in simple English for those hard English words. It also needs definitions in simple English for simple English words. I think it's a good idea to link to English Wiktionary for translations. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:46, 25 November 2006 (UTC) ::Question: the word "kind": is it a noun in simple English? or an adjective? or both? How do we know or decide these questions? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:46, 25 November 2006 (UTC) :::Both. Word classes do not change in simple English. Does this answer your question? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:16, 27 November 2006 (UTC) == Etymologies/word histories == Another thing that has come up is the question of etymologies. English Wiktionary and others show the etymology of each word, and tend to have the earlier forms as separate entries. Because we are focused on English words (that is, Modern English), we would not include those early forms separately, but we could include unlinked word origins/etymologies. Again, there are pros and cons. Etymologies could be difficult to understand for someone who doesn't know much English. Additionally, they are not our focus, and could be a distraction. Plus, English Wiktionary already does that more effectively. On the other hand, I think it is cool to show where words come from, and this can help people understand why a word is spelled a particular way, I think. English orthography is one of the hardest parts of learning English, but knowing where a word comes from helps significantly in understanding its orthography (spelling). That said, teaching English is not our goal here, any more than it is the goal of Simple English Wikipedia. We are writing a dictionary here, not an English 101 textbook. If people use us to learn English, that is their own choice, but it is not our focus. I guess I could go either way on this one. I tentatively '''support''' adding etymologies to words. What do all of you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:16, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == How detailed do we go? == In articles such as that for [[sad]], some users have obvioulsy gone to a great deal of trouble to flesh out all sorts of synonyms, related words, etc. Unfortunately, few of the words are very simple (or even useful. For example, on the [[sad]] page we have ''glum'' as a synonym.) I think this kind of detail needs to be pared back to avoid being overwhelming to English language learners. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:26, 16 July 2006 (UTC) :Yeah, I was the one who put all those synonyms and antonyms on there. I still think it is useful, and it is obvious that they are synonyms, etc. by their placement, but I guess I did go a little overboard. But this wiktionary should not be limited to Simple English words. It should include all English words, but the definitions should be limited to simple English. People may find the word [[glum]] and wonder what it means, but not be able to understand the English Wiktionary definition. We need that entry here, and its connection to [[sad]] seems very logical. I think [[lugubrious]] should be cut out sooner than [[glum]]. Limiting the synonyms and antonyms may be useful in some ways, but we are about including information, not leaving it out. We might even want to include (for example) a main synonym section, and later on a section on ''other synonyms''. I don't know. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:44, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::Indeed, we should have articles for simple words and other words, so there should eventually be an entry for ''glum'', ''lugubrious'' and whatever else you can come up with. However, a typical user who is looking up the word ''sad'', will not benefit from ''glum''. The user who looks up ''glum'', on the other hand, may well benefit from being told that ''sad'' is a synonym as they will likely have no idea what ''glum'' means, but may very well understand ''sad''. ::Furthermore, you write, "we are about including information, not leaving it out." To the contrary! Knowing what to leave out is at least as important as knowing what to put in. A 20-page dictionary entry on ''run'' is neither simple nor useful. This is, after all, a dictionary, not a thesaurus or an encyclopedia. If the user who looks up ''sad'' is looking specifically for uncommon synonyms, they're using a wrench to drive in a nail.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:58, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::*Well how else do you expect people to look for uncommon synonyms, except by starting with a common word? Perhaps we can put common synonyms right there on the page, while listing rare ones separately on a thesaurus-like page. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 07:07, 31 July 2006 (UTC) ::::If they're looking for uncommon synonyms, they should use a thesaurus, not a dictionary.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 11:27, 31 July 2006 (UTC) :::::Hey Brett, I really enjoyed your wrench-nail analogy. Kappa is referring to what EWikt has done in its Wikisaurus sub-project. We could do something similar here if people are interested in the idea. But either way, most dictionaries include at least some synonyms, and I think we should do so, too. You have a point when you say that glum should link to sad, but not necessarily sad to glum. Maybe if we tend to limit it to the first five or so most common synonyms and antonyms, it will be useful but not overboard. We can always change it later if we change our minds, etc. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:08, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ==Workshop== The following was posted by Adam Kilgarriff on the Corpora mailing list ---- LEXICOM-ASIA 2006 A Workshop in Lexicography and Lexical Computing Venue: Kowloon, Hong Kong Hosts: Language Centre, Hong Kong Univ of Science and Technology Dates: December 11th-15th, 2006 Led by Adam Kilgarriff and Michael Rundell of the Lexicography MasterClass, Lexicom is an intensive one-week workshop, with seminars on theoretical issues alternating with practical sessions at the computer. There will be some parallel 'lexicographic' and 'computational' sessions. Topics to be covered include: * corpus creation * corpus analysis: o software and corpus querying o discovering word senses, recording contextual information * writing dictionary entries * dictionary databases and writing systems * using web data Applications are invited from people with interests and experience in any of these areas. Over the last six years Lexicom has attracted 200 participants from 28 countries including lexicographers, computational linguists, professors, research students, translators, terminologists, and editors, managers and technical support staff from dictionary publishers and information management companies. The venue, HKUST, is beautifully situated on Clearwater Bay in Kowloon, only 30 minutes from central Hong Kong. To register for Lexicom, go to: http://lc.ust.hk/~centre/lexi2006/ Early registration is advised (the Workshop has been oversubscribed in previous years), and registrations received before 7th October 2006 carry a discounted fee. Further details, including reports of past events can be found at: http://www.lexmasterclass.com. Michael Rundell & Adam Kilgarriff The Lexicography MasterClass --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 13:31, 28 September 2006 (UTC) == Logo discussion == Greetings, I apologise for writing in English. There is a discussion about the logo for Wiktionary at [[meta:Wiktionary/logo]]. Please go there and help us decide. Please also put this message on your community page. Thank you. -[[meta:User:Dbmag9|Dbmag9]] (copied here from [[talk:Main Page]] by [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:39, 23 July 2006 (UTC)) == Most linked article == Is there a way to find the article with the most links? In particular, I'm interested in finding the most-linked-to article that doesn't yet exist.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 21:19, 27 July 2006 (UTC) *You need [[Special:Mostlinked]], and in particular [[Special:Wantedpages]]. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 23:03, 27 July 2006 (UTC) == Benchmarks! == I think [[now]] was the 700th. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:51, 2 August 2006 (UTC) :Congratulations, everyone! Great work. Let's keep it up. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:02, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ===750=== [[lucky]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ===800=== [[benefit]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:27, 14 August 2006 (UTC) ===900=== [[legislation]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:21, 12 September 2006 (UTC) ===Almost 1000=== A virtual beer to the user who adds the 1000th word!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 20:03, 3 November 2006 (UTC) : [[brush]]! Hooray! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 03:35, 7 November 2006 (UTC) ::Make it two beers! Well done, PTO!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:23, 8 November 2006 (UTC) == A different idea == I recently had an idea for a sort of word rating system. This would show the SE user how difficult/complicated the word is considered by native speakers, and perhaps even include an easier and/or more challenging (for the basic words) alternative. I'm thinking of a kind of thermometer look, maybe up in the right-hand corner. It would have something like four or five degrees, including: basic or easy (from the BE850, words like [[do]], [[cold]], and [[woman]]), fairly basic or fairly easy (BE1500 or so, words like [[sink]], [[math]], and [[trust]]), medium or intermediate (about regular conversation level, somewhat less common than BE1500, words like [[complete]], [[freezing]], and [[feminine]]), fairly advanced or fairly hard (more complex or difficult a concept or term, words like [[nondescript]], [[anthropology]], and [[uncharacteristic]]), and advanced or hard (for jargon and other much less common words such as [[sodium benzoate]], [[sesquipedalian]], and [[indefatigable]]). We can tweak these levels or add new ones if/when we feel they are warranted. What do you all think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 10:07, 3 August 2006 (UTC) :I think it's a good idea, but I think basing it on BE is a bad idea, no matter how much you like BE. BE was not intended to choose the most simple or frequent words, but to bring together a list of words that would be sufficient to communicate any idea. Instead, I think we should base it on frequency counts, in the same way that the [http://www.longman.com/ldoce/ Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English] does. I think that using [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/nation.aspx Paul Nation]'s word counts would be a great place to start. He counts 'word families', so that ''run'', ''running'', ''runner'', etc. are all counted together. His counts are broken into 1000-word bands and are [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/range%20BNC.zip available] for free.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ::Though different organizations have different frequency counts, I think the idea is a sound one, and I think that there are many other word lists which would do a better job than BE. The only reason I've stuck with BE this long is because it was already there, and fairly convenient, not to mention a good place to start creating words. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 02:28, 14 August 2006 (UTC) :::I asked Paul Nation, and he wrote, "The lists are freely available for whoever wants to use them." Have a look.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:09, 15 August 2006 (UTC) ::::After looking at the BNC spoken frequency lists, I think you're right. I much prefer the way that these lists are set up, and it is nice to see not only the word but all its variations. I think it is much better. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 01:40, 24 August 2006 (UTC) == Move to [[Wiktionary talk:Simple talk]]? == I just want to throw up the idea of moving this page to the Wiktionary talk namespace. The advantage is that when editing a talk page [[MediaWiki:Talkpagetext]] is shown to the user. It would also leave this page open for FaQ's or something. Just an idea. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 14:55, 5 August 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for your input, Gerard. Nice to know you're still around every once in a while. You have a valid point about the talk page text being shown at the top of the page. It might be worth it to move it. However, I don't really care for the FAQ idea personally. It is supposed to be a simple *talk* page, so it should be something related to talk, even if it just redirects to its own talk page or explains how simple talk works. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 00:46, 24 August 2006 (UTC) ==Survivors?== I decided to come here and help out the project, after I saw the request for deletion at Meta. Personally, I would hate to see a project with this much potential die. <br><br> So, my question. How many regularly editing people are left? I noticed that a bureaucrat and two administrators haven't edited in a fairly long time, with the only admin exception seeming to be Cromwellt. Just give a shout here, I suppose. Thanks! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 21:49, 17 October 2006 (UTC) :Very few it seems, although I don't think ''left'' is the right word. There don't ever appear to have been many contributing memebers. Welcome though. Could I suggest you try to avoid difficult words in your definitions? For example, for ''approval'', you wrote "Formal permission or sanction." both words are less common than the word you're defining, and ''sanction'' is significantly less common. Just a suggestion. The participation is appreciated, though.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:30, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the suggestion. I used the word "left" because I had spent a while reading talk archives. This place seemed to be a lot more active back in Febuary. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 01:54, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ==Word of the Day== It seems the WotD has effectively died. Should we destroy the category/template for the word of the day as well? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 23:46, 25 October 2006 (UTC) Yes. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:13, 27 October 2006 (UTC) :I haven't checked if you deleted the cat/template for WotD, but I think it will probably be revived eventually (hopefully), so maybe deleting it was unnecessary. Then again, we can always recreate those I guess. No biggie. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 19:43, 28 November 2006 (UTC) == Vote to delete == I ended to vote to close this project on Meta. It has gone on long enough and is going nowhere fast. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 17:35, 2 November 2006 (UTC) :thank you!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:14, 2 November 2006 (UTC) ::Ah, finally. Its about time they closed that one up. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 00:59, 3 November 2006 (UTC) :::Great news :) - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:24, 6 November 2006 (UTC) == Administrators == Are there any active administrators/bureaucrats here anymore? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 16:33, 5 November 2006 (UTC) :Not really ;) [[User:h2g2bob]], our friendly bureaucrat, expressed a desire to resume contributing, but beyond that, the admins have been largely inactive. - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 16:46, 10 November 2006 (UTC) ::I apologize for not being active for a few months. I'm still around, I've just been busy with classes, etc. A teacher's life is a busy one. To make things worse, I haven't had internet access for about a month or more. I'll see if I can make time to contribute more regularly again. :) Oh, and my "email this user" works, so if there's something that needs admin intervention (like MediaWiki stuff), you can still get ahold of me, even if it may be a little while before I get it taken care of. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 19:46, 28 November 2006 (UTC) == Interwiki link == How do you link to Simple Witionary from another wiki project?--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:38, 8 November 2006 (UTC) :Either <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>; if you're on a Simple English project, use <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or, if you're on a Wiktionary, use <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 12:19, 9 November 2006 (UTC) == MediaWiki:Common.css == Hi, can we import some styles (specifically the <tt>messagebox</tt> class, and maybe some of its subclasses as well) from [[:w:MediaWiki:Common.css]] into [[MediaWiki:Common.css]]? This is purely for cosmetic reasons, but some of the templates that we have (including [[Template:Delete]]) use the <tt>messagebox</tt> class, which is not defined here. (P.S. This requires an admin) Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 16:40, 10 November 2006 (UTC) :I have gone ahead and asked for a temporary +sysop on meta, and have imported all CSS classes from the Simple English Wikipedia (with the exception of CommonsTicker-related styles). Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:19, 18 November 2006 (UTC) == Example sentences == In a dictionary such as this, I think it's important that the example sentences actually ''exemplify'' the use of a defined word rather than simply include it. Consider the following examples: #''There was a '''book''' on the table.'' #''He finished reading, closed the '''book''', and put it down.'' In the first sentence, '''book''' could be almost anything, animate or inanimate, of a size suitable for being on tables. The second sentence, in contrast, shows that '''book''' is related to reading and that it can be held and closed. This second sentence exemplifies '''book''', while the first simply uses it. We should also try to exemplify the syntactic properties of defined words. '''Notwithstanding''', for instance, is an unusual preposition in that it can appear after the noun. Thus, examples showing both pre- and post-noun usage would be useful. Similarly, nouns that have both countable and uncountable senses should have example sentences showing these. And so on. Finally, it would also be good to try to identify and show strong [[:en:collocation | collocations]]. Some good tools for this are [http://193.133.140.102/JustTheWord/ Just the Word] and Mark Davies's [http://view.byu.edu/ VIEW] interface to the [[w:British_National_Corpus|BNC]]. These can also provide authentic example sentences. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 00:32, 11 November 2006 (UTC) == Question == Who is father of Education ''<small>—This unsigned comment was added by</small>''<small> [[User:164.100.216.2|164.100.216.2]] ([[User talk:164.100.216.2|talk]] • [[Special:Contributions/164.100.216.2|contribs]]) 07:48, 16 November 2006 (UTC{{{3|}}})</small> :Hi, this is a forum for discussing topics related to the Simple English Wiktionary. Perhaps you could try looking for information on the [[:w:Main Page|Simple English Wikipedia]], or the [[:w:en:Main Page|English Wikipedia]]. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 15:50, 17 November 2006 (UTC) ::I'm a native English speaker and I don't know the answer to your question. Put your question on [[Wiktionary:Requested definitions]]. Also say on that page where you saw those words being used. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:39, 25 November 2006 (UTC) == Edit buttons gone == What happened to our edit buttons? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 14:30, 25 November 2006 (UTC) :Edit buttons? - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 14:32, 25 November 2006 (UTC) ::I don't know what to call them. When you were editing something, there was a row of buttons at the top of the edit window: bold, italics, math, signatures, etc. They're not there anymore. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:33, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :::Check your preferences. Check on the 'Editing' tab that the box is ticked to show the toolbar. [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 11:54, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::::Yes, it's checked. The tool bar was there on Friday and gone on Saturday. I haven't changed anything. I take it, then, that others still have their tool bar? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:36, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :::::I turned them off in my preferences and turned them back on and now they're back again. Something a programmer might have a look at. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 19:34, 28 November 2006 (UTC) == Pictures == My idea: all nouns need pictures in the definitions. Writers need ideas about copyright and about finding pictures. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 19:55, 25 November 2006 (UTC) I did it! I put a picture in! See [[wire]]. I think all definitions need pictures. Is that good? Did I do it right? I found the picture in Wikimedia Commons. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 20:37, 26 November 2006 (UTC) :Well done! Many nouns already have pictures with them. Many other nouns, however, are too abstract for a picture. Put one in where it makes sense. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:18, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks. I'm having some problems formatting the pages with the pictures. I want the pictures near the top so people will see them immediately. On the page [[wave]] the picture covered some of the words. I put many "nbsp" so that it doesn't cover the words. But I think that will not work well for all browser windows. There must be a good way to do it. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 04:06, 27 November 2006 (UTC) The [[walk]] page now has a moving picture! --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 05:03, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :Cool! --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:29, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::Mostly I don't like moving pictures. It's hard to read when there is a moving picture on the page. But if I put it there, I like it. :-) Some people may not be able to see the moving picture. Some people may not be able to see any pictures. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:32, 27 November 2006 (UTC) OK, now I know how to put the pictures on the page in a good way. Put the picture. (Do not put "300px" if not needed.) Then put words that will be beside the picture. Then put <nowiki> <br style="clear:both"/> </nowiki>. Then put words that need to be under the picture. See [[angry]]. See also [[:en:wikipedia:Wikipedia:Extended image syntax]]. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:42, 27 November 2006 (UTC) I think the words under the pictures are too small. Some people who are reading Simple English Wikipedia may be people who are learning to read. People who are learning to read need big letters. In [[trade]], I wrote <nowiki><big></nowiki> to make the letters bigger. Is that a good idea for all pictures? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 01:48, 1 December 2006 (UTC) :Why just the pictures? Actually, it's really easy for individual readers to change the font display size on their browsers. I'd leave it alone. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:27, 1 December 2006 (UTC) == "Change this part" == I like where it says "change this page". That's Simple English. It seems friendly to me. But when a page has parts, it says "edit". It needs to say "Change this part." --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 05:56, 28 November 2006 (UTC) :Good point, Coppertwig. I'm glad to see some new users active here. I'll try to get this fixed this week or so, though I don't have time at this precise moment. :) I'm sure it is on MediaWiki somewhere under MediaWiki:Allmessages. If you can find it, that will speed up my job. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 19:50, 28 November 2006 (UTC) ::I'm way behind you. I've found [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/MediaWiki MediaWiki]. I've found [http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/MediaWiki_localization MediaWiki localisation]. I haven't found "MediaWiki:Allmessages" or "Allmessages" anywhere. Maybe if you tell me where to find that, then I can look through it for the edit message. :-) --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:09, 29 November 2006 (UTC) ::OK, found it! "editsection" in [[Special:Allmessages]]. (that was talked about in [[meta:Help:MediaWiki namespace]]). Maybe it should be "change this part". Maybe it should be simply "change". Maybe other messages need to be translated, too. Later. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 03:44, 30 November 2006 (UTC) == Babel boxes == Babel boxes on user pages don't work in Simple English Wiktionary? Does anyone know how to fix that? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:41, 29 November 2006 (UTC) :I may have found a way to do it, sort-of. I now have one userbox on my user page. I've put in a question at [[en:Wikipedia:Help desk]] asking what is the best way to implement Babel boxes. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 14:53, 30 November 2006 (UTC) ::OK, I got Babel boxes working! I just copied Template:Babel from English Wikipedia to Simple English Wikipedia. It looks like just words, but really it has computer words to make the Babel boxes work. We need to copy many pages like "Template:User de-2" from English Wikipedia to Simple English Wikipedia to make all Babel boxes work. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 01:29, 1 December 2006 (UTC) == Definitions == My ideas: Simple English needs to have only one definition for one word. I think the first definition for each word is the Simple English definition, and writers need to try to use only the first definition. But when there is a noun definition and a verb definition and they are very near, then those 2 definitions can be used. The first definition needs to be the most important one. A definition in Simple English can cover more things than the English definition. In English someone may say "bowl". "Bowl" is not BE850. In Simple English someone may say "basin" or "little basin" when talking about the same thing. The definition of "basin" in Simple English may be a little different from the English definition. Frequently two definitions for the same word in English can be one definition in Simple English. "Black" does not need one definition for a colour and another definition for an adjective saying that a thing has that colour. It is the same idea. The adjective is most frequent and most important. If someone uses it as a noun, people will understand. OK, maybe it needs two definitions because one is a noun and one is an adjective. But many other words can have one definition in Simple English for two definitions in English, because the Simple English definitions are simpler and cover more things. Little things that are different between two definitions in English are not important in Simple English. If someone writing a Wikipedia page needs to say an important difference between two things, the person needs to use a sentence to say the difference. Those are my ideas. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 14:04, 29 November 2006 (UTC) Example: [[apparatus]] has 3 definitions. I think they are all the same idea. (see picture.) I think they need to be 1 definition here. Maybe in English Wiktionary they need to be 3 definitions. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 14:06, 29 November 2006 (UTC) :I generally agree, but wouldn't take things quite this far. I think: :# Each word class should be represented and defined. For example, there should not be one definition that covers both adjective and noun, though the same definition could possibly be repeated with only minor changes. :# Rather than trying to tease apart individual senses of the word, I think we should aim for broad definitions that deal with the underlying similarity of the various senses. For example, Paul Nation gives the example of ''head'', which he defines as "the top or most important part, for example, head of your body, head of a match, head of an organisation." (''Learning Vocabulary in Another Language'', p. 92) :# Where there are multiple definitions, they should be sorted from most to least common. Similarly, the more common word class should be listed first. :# The BE850 is problematic because it has never been widely adopted and the word choices are often anachronistic. A better choice of words would be the [[Wiktionary:BNC_spoken_freq|BNC2000]]. :--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 17:00, 29 November 2006 (UTC) ::One more thing, Ogden, the sneaky guy, often specifically chose highly polysemous words to get more coverage from fewer words.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:12, 29 November 2006 (UTC) :::"Simple English" is not defined. Maybe we need to make a decision. Maybe we need to mark the first (or sometimes two) definitions on a page "Simple English" and mark the other ones "English". But maybe we would use too much time talking and not agreeing. Maybe it's good to just put the most frequent definition first. I would leave out very rare uses. :::Someone had the idea of asking the Wikimedia developers to make the Preview button show BE850 and BE1500 words in different colours. I think different underlining (<u>underlining</u> and <s>striking out</s>) is more useful because the colours show a link or no link. Hmm. It can be complex. Each user can choose in "my preferences" which list (BE850, BNC2000, etc.) marks the "Preview" when that user is changing a page. So we don't have to agree before we do that. (Forms of words, "make", "makes", "making" need to be used too.) --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 03:28, 30 November 2006 (UTC) ::::Currently only red and blue are used. Other colours could be employed in different ways. I think it might be more useful to use a star system, or simply a line at the top, similar to the current BE850 or AWL ones.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:37, 30 November 2006 (UTC) :::::We would need nine colours. Three possibilities (no link, good link, red link) times three possibilities (BE850, BE1500, not BE1500). I think it would be hard to remember what nine colours mean. I think underlining or something else is better. I don't understand what you mean by "star system", "line at the top", or "AWL". --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 04:41, 2 December 2006 (UTC) :::Maybe BNC2000 or BNC1000 is more useful than BE850. (BE850 doesn't have "big" or "small". It has "attempt" but not "try". It has "carriage" but not "car".) But the BE850 has a good page on this Wiktionary. The page is easy to use. I can look and see if a word is in BE850. The BNC1000 needs a page like that. The BNC1000 page is too long. I need a short page with the BNC1000 words starting at the top of the page, and only one form for each word, and many words on one line, like the [[BE850]] page. I think I can make a page like that. Is that a good idea? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 03:54, 30 November 2006 (UTC) ::::Different people have different purposes. If you feel such a list would be useful, go ahead and make it.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:37, 30 November 2006 (UTC) 13177 2006-12-02T04:46:33Z Coppertwig 139 /* Pictures */ size of words '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |}__NEWSECTIONLINK__ ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some countries, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) ==Category capitalization== Shall categories begin with upper cases or not? I am asking this because I have found different uses of upper and lower cases at [[Special:Categories]].--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 13:36, 14 April 2006 (UTC) :I had the same question a while back, though I asked it somewhere else. I think that categories should all be lowercase unless they are proper nouns, so that they work just like the entry titles. I'd say that you can go ahead an [[Wiktionary:Be bold|boldly]] change it, and if someone doesn't like it or has a better idea, they can change it back. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:33, 18 April 2006 (UTC) :If you do change it, don't forget to change the templates that refer to those categories, so that they put the words in the new place. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:22, 20 April 2006 (UTC) ::I see that [[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] has not worked on (or at least has not completed) changing the categories. I have completely changed my mind regarding them. The reason that articles in the (main) namespace are lowercase is to show the word as it is really meant to be and to distinguish between proper names and other words. This does not apply to categories or appendices (I just created the first appendix, [[:Appendix:Prepositions]]), though it should still apply to templates so that we don't have to type a capital letter every time we insert a template. Categories and appendices are ''groups'' of these words, and so should be capitalized regularly, just as they are in other projects. I am changing categories accordingly. Other thoughts? As I mentioned above, if we decide I'm wrong, we can boldly change it back. :) Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:54, 15 May 2006 (UTC) :::Hello. I have not been here until now as I was too busy administering other Wiki sites. As I am now an admin at eight Wiki sites, I am unsure how often I will come here. Article names at Wiktionary should not be automatically upper cases, but for categories, I do not really mind whether upper or lower cases. In case you want to talk to me but I am inactive here, I suggest leaving a message at my talk page at Wiktionary, Wikipedia, or Wikisource in English version that I administer.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:55, 4 November 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == WikiReader == What do we think about publishing a WikiReader with the BE850 and BE1500? I'd be happy to do most of the work behind it (exporting to PDF, managing download site etc). [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 12:00, 19 May 2006 (UTC) :I'm thinking we should probably have them mostly done before we worry about that, but other than that, sound good. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 19:03, 23 May 2006 (UTC) == Translations == Other Wiktionaries add translations for words into other languages. SEWiktionary is meant to give definitions of English words using simple English, so if we did add translations, we would not include those other words here, but only link to other wiktionaries. For example, if we translated "heavy" (meaning having a lot of weight), the Spanish is "pesado." We might link to the English Wiktionary page on [[:en:pesado]] or to the Spanish Wiktionary [[:es:pesado]]. These would be interwiki links, but under a translation section, not an "in other languages" sidebar interwiki, since each meaning should be translated separately. I think there are pros and cons to this idea. The pros are that our focus audience are people who are do not know much English, and many of them only know it as a second language, so a translation into their own language could be quite useful. The cons are that we are focused on English words. A translation would be a distraction from our focus. Also, that niche is already filled by the English Wiktionary. I think our focus should stay firmly fixed on simple English definitions of English words. Feel free to comment. We'll do what the community decides, of course. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:08, 21 May 2006 (UTC) :I suppose that this simple English Wiktionary is for definitions from simple English to simple English only, right? This should be good enough since more complex contents should go to regular English Wiktionary.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:58, 4 November 2006 (UTC) ::Simple English Wikipedia pages need to use some hard English words. I think Simple English Wiktionary needs definitions in simple English for those hard English words. It also needs definitions in simple English for simple English words. I think it's a good idea to link to English Wiktionary for translations. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:46, 25 November 2006 (UTC) ::Question: the word "kind": is it a noun in simple English? or an adjective? or both? How do we know or decide these questions? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:46, 25 November 2006 (UTC) :::Both. Word classes do not change in simple English. Does this answer your question? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:16, 27 November 2006 (UTC) == Etymologies/word histories == Another thing that has come up is the question of etymologies. English Wiktionary and others show the etymology of each word, and tend to have the earlier forms as separate entries. Because we are focused on English words (that is, Modern English), we would not include those early forms separately, but we could include unlinked word origins/etymologies. Again, there are pros and cons. Etymologies could be difficult to understand for someone who doesn't know much English. Additionally, they are not our focus, and could be a distraction. Plus, English Wiktionary already does that more effectively. On the other hand, I think it is cool to show where words come from, and this can help people understand why a word is spelled a particular way, I think. English orthography is one of the hardest parts of learning English, but knowing where a word comes from helps significantly in understanding its orthography (spelling). That said, teaching English is not our goal here, any more than it is the goal of Simple English Wikipedia. We are writing a dictionary here, not an English 101 textbook. If people use us to learn English, that is their own choice, but it is not our focus. I guess I could go either way on this one. I tentatively '''support''' adding etymologies to words. What do all of you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:16, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == How detailed do we go? == In articles such as that for [[sad]], some users have obvioulsy gone to a great deal of trouble to flesh out all sorts of synonyms, related words, etc. Unfortunately, few of the words are very simple (or even useful. For example, on the [[sad]] page we have ''glum'' as a synonym.) I think this kind of detail needs to be pared back to avoid being overwhelming to English language learners. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:26, 16 July 2006 (UTC) :Yeah, I was the one who put all those synonyms and antonyms on there. I still think it is useful, and it is obvious that they are synonyms, etc. by their placement, but I guess I did go a little overboard. But this wiktionary should not be limited to Simple English words. It should include all English words, but the definitions should be limited to simple English. People may find the word [[glum]] and wonder what it means, but not be able to understand the English Wiktionary definition. We need that entry here, and its connection to [[sad]] seems very logical. I think [[lugubrious]] should be cut out sooner than [[glum]]. Limiting the synonyms and antonyms may be useful in some ways, but we are about including information, not leaving it out. We might even want to include (for example) a main synonym section, and later on a section on ''other synonyms''. I don't know. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:44, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::Indeed, we should have articles for simple words and other words, so there should eventually be an entry for ''glum'', ''lugubrious'' and whatever else you can come up with. However, a typical user who is looking up the word ''sad'', will not benefit from ''glum''. The user who looks up ''glum'', on the other hand, may well benefit from being told that ''sad'' is a synonym as they will likely have no idea what ''glum'' means, but may very well understand ''sad''. ::Furthermore, you write, "we are about including information, not leaving it out." To the contrary! Knowing what to leave out is at least as important as knowing what to put in. A 20-page dictionary entry on ''run'' is neither simple nor useful. This is, after all, a dictionary, not a thesaurus or an encyclopedia. If the user who looks up ''sad'' is looking specifically for uncommon synonyms, they're using a wrench to drive in a nail.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:58, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::*Well how else do you expect people to look for uncommon synonyms, except by starting with a common word? Perhaps we can put common synonyms right there on the page, while listing rare ones separately on a thesaurus-like page. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 07:07, 31 July 2006 (UTC) ::::If they're looking for uncommon synonyms, they should use a thesaurus, not a dictionary.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 11:27, 31 July 2006 (UTC) :::::Hey Brett, I really enjoyed your wrench-nail analogy. Kappa is referring to what EWikt has done in its Wikisaurus sub-project. We could do something similar here if people are interested in the idea. But either way, most dictionaries include at least some synonyms, and I think we should do so, too. You have a point when you say that glum should link to sad, but not necessarily sad to glum. Maybe if we tend to limit it to the first five or so most common synonyms and antonyms, it will be useful but not overboard. We can always change it later if we change our minds, etc. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:08, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ==Workshop== The following was posted by Adam Kilgarriff on the Corpora mailing list ---- LEXICOM-ASIA 2006 A Workshop in Lexicography and Lexical Computing Venue: Kowloon, Hong Kong Hosts: Language Centre, Hong Kong Univ of Science and Technology Dates: December 11th-15th, 2006 Led by Adam Kilgarriff and Michael Rundell of the Lexicography MasterClass, Lexicom is an intensive one-week workshop, with seminars on theoretical issues alternating with practical sessions at the computer. There will be some parallel 'lexicographic' and 'computational' sessions. Topics to be covered include: * corpus creation * corpus analysis: o software and corpus querying o discovering word senses, recording contextual information * writing dictionary entries * dictionary databases and writing systems * using web data Applications are invited from people with interests and experience in any of these areas. Over the last six years Lexicom has attracted 200 participants from 28 countries including lexicographers, computational linguists, professors, research students, translators, terminologists, and editors, managers and technical support staff from dictionary publishers and information management companies. The venue, HKUST, is beautifully situated on Clearwater Bay in Kowloon, only 30 minutes from central Hong Kong. To register for Lexicom, go to: http://lc.ust.hk/~centre/lexi2006/ Early registration is advised (the Workshop has been oversubscribed in previous years), and registrations received before 7th October 2006 carry a discounted fee. Further details, including reports of past events can be found at: http://www.lexmasterclass.com. Michael Rundell & Adam Kilgarriff The Lexicography MasterClass --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 13:31, 28 September 2006 (UTC) == Logo discussion == Greetings, I apologise for writing in English. There is a discussion about the logo for Wiktionary at [[meta:Wiktionary/logo]]. Please go there and help us decide. Please also put this message on your community page. Thank you. -[[meta:User:Dbmag9|Dbmag9]] (copied here from [[talk:Main Page]] by [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:39, 23 July 2006 (UTC)) == Most linked article == Is there a way to find the article with the most links? In particular, I'm interested in finding the most-linked-to article that doesn't yet exist.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 21:19, 27 July 2006 (UTC) *You need [[Special:Mostlinked]], and in particular [[Special:Wantedpages]]. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 23:03, 27 July 2006 (UTC) == Benchmarks! == I think [[now]] was the 700th. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:51, 2 August 2006 (UTC) :Congratulations, everyone! Great work. Let's keep it up. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:02, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ===750=== [[lucky]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ===800=== [[benefit]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:27, 14 August 2006 (UTC) ===900=== [[legislation]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:21, 12 September 2006 (UTC) ===Almost 1000=== A virtual beer to the user who adds the 1000th word!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 20:03, 3 November 2006 (UTC) : [[brush]]! Hooray! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 03:35, 7 November 2006 (UTC) ::Make it two beers! Well done, PTO!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:23, 8 November 2006 (UTC) == A different idea == I recently had an idea for a sort of word rating system. This would show the SE user how difficult/complicated the word is considered by native speakers, and perhaps even include an easier and/or more challenging (for the basic words) alternative. I'm thinking of a kind of thermometer look, maybe up in the right-hand corner. It would have something like four or five degrees, including: basic or easy (from the BE850, words like [[do]], [[cold]], and [[woman]]), fairly basic or fairly easy (BE1500 or so, words like [[sink]], [[math]], and [[trust]]), medium or intermediate (about regular conversation level, somewhat less common than BE1500, words like [[complete]], [[freezing]], and [[feminine]]), fairly advanced or fairly hard (more complex or difficult a concept or term, words like [[nondescript]], [[anthropology]], and [[uncharacteristic]]), and advanced or hard (for jargon and other much less common words such as [[sodium benzoate]], [[sesquipedalian]], and [[indefatigable]]). We can tweak these levels or add new ones if/when we feel they are warranted. What do you all think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 10:07, 3 August 2006 (UTC) :I think it's a good idea, but I think basing it on BE is a bad idea, no matter how much you like BE. BE was not intended to choose the most simple or frequent words, but to bring together a list of words that would be sufficient to communicate any idea. Instead, I think we should base it on frequency counts, in the same way that the [http://www.longman.com/ldoce/ Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English] does. I think that using [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/nation.aspx Paul Nation]'s word counts would be a great place to start. He counts 'word families', so that ''run'', ''running'', ''runner'', etc. are all counted together. His counts are broken into 1000-word bands and are [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/range%20BNC.zip available] for free.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ::Though different organizations have different frequency counts, I think the idea is a sound one, and I think that there are many other word lists which would do a better job than BE. The only reason I've stuck with BE this long is because it was already there, and fairly convenient, not to mention a good place to start creating words. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 02:28, 14 August 2006 (UTC) :::I asked Paul Nation, and he wrote, "The lists are freely available for whoever wants to use them." Have a look.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:09, 15 August 2006 (UTC) ::::After looking at the BNC spoken frequency lists, I think you're right. I much prefer the way that these lists are set up, and it is nice to see not only the word but all its variations. I think it is much better. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 01:40, 24 August 2006 (UTC) == Move to [[Wiktionary talk:Simple talk]]? == I just want to throw up the idea of moving this page to the Wiktionary talk namespace. The advantage is that when editing a talk page [[MediaWiki:Talkpagetext]] is shown to the user. It would also leave this page open for FaQ's or something. Just an idea. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 14:55, 5 August 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for your input, Gerard. Nice to know you're still around every once in a while. You have a valid point about the talk page text being shown at the top of the page. It might be worth it to move it. However, I don't really care for the FAQ idea personally. It is supposed to be a simple *talk* page, so it should be something related to talk, even if it just redirects to its own talk page or explains how simple talk works. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 00:46, 24 August 2006 (UTC) ==Survivors?== I decided to come here and help out the project, after I saw the request for deletion at Meta. Personally, I would hate to see a project with this much potential die. <br><br> So, my question. How many regularly editing people are left? I noticed that a bureaucrat and two administrators haven't edited in a fairly long time, with the only admin exception seeming to be Cromwellt. Just give a shout here, I suppose. Thanks! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 21:49, 17 October 2006 (UTC) :Very few it seems, although I don't think ''left'' is the right word. There don't ever appear to have been many contributing memebers. Welcome though. Could I suggest you try to avoid difficult words in your definitions? For example, for ''approval'', you wrote "Formal permission or sanction." both words are less common than the word you're defining, and ''sanction'' is significantly less common. Just a suggestion. The participation is appreciated, though.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:30, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the suggestion. I used the word "left" because I had spent a while reading talk archives. This place seemed to be a lot more active back in Febuary. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 01:54, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ==Word of the Day== It seems the WotD has effectively died. Should we destroy the category/template for the word of the day as well? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 23:46, 25 October 2006 (UTC) Yes. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:13, 27 October 2006 (UTC) :I haven't checked if you deleted the cat/template for WotD, but I think it will probably be revived eventually (hopefully), so maybe deleting it was unnecessary. Then again, we can always recreate those I guess. No biggie. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 19:43, 28 November 2006 (UTC) == Vote to delete == I ended to vote to close this project on Meta. It has gone on long enough and is going nowhere fast. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 17:35, 2 November 2006 (UTC) :thank you!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:14, 2 November 2006 (UTC) ::Ah, finally. Its about time they closed that one up. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 00:59, 3 November 2006 (UTC) :::Great news :) - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:24, 6 November 2006 (UTC) == Administrators == Are there any active administrators/bureaucrats here anymore? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 16:33, 5 November 2006 (UTC) :Not really ;) [[User:h2g2bob]], our friendly bureaucrat, expressed a desire to resume contributing, but beyond that, the admins have been largely inactive. - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 16:46, 10 November 2006 (UTC) ::I apologize for not being active for a few months. I'm still around, I've just been busy with classes, etc. A teacher's life is a busy one. To make things worse, I haven't had internet access for about a month or more. I'll see if I can make time to contribute more regularly again. :) Oh, and my "email this user" works, so if there's something that needs admin intervention (like MediaWiki stuff), you can still get ahold of me, even if it may be a little while before I get it taken care of. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 19:46, 28 November 2006 (UTC) == Interwiki link == How do you link to Simple Witionary from another wiki project?--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:38, 8 November 2006 (UTC) :Either <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>; if you're on a Simple English project, use <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or, if you're on a Wiktionary, use <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 12:19, 9 November 2006 (UTC) == MediaWiki:Common.css == Hi, can we import some styles (specifically the <tt>messagebox</tt> class, and maybe some of its subclasses as well) from [[:w:MediaWiki:Common.css]] into [[MediaWiki:Common.css]]? This is purely for cosmetic reasons, but some of the templates that we have (including [[Template:Delete]]) use the <tt>messagebox</tt> class, which is not defined here. (P.S. This requires an admin) Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 16:40, 10 November 2006 (UTC) :I have gone ahead and asked for a temporary +sysop on meta, and have imported all CSS classes from the Simple English Wikipedia (with the exception of CommonsTicker-related styles). Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:19, 18 November 2006 (UTC) == Example sentences == In a dictionary such as this, I think it's important that the example sentences actually ''exemplify'' the use of a defined word rather than simply include it. Consider the following examples: #''There was a '''book''' on the table.'' #''He finished reading, closed the '''book''', and put it down.'' In the first sentence, '''book''' could be almost anything, animate or inanimate, of a size suitable for being on tables. The second sentence, in contrast, shows that '''book''' is related to reading and that it can be held and closed. This second sentence exemplifies '''book''', while the first simply uses it. We should also try to exemplify the syntactic properties of defined words. '''Notwithstanding''', for instance, is an unusual preposition in that it can appear after the noun. Thus, examples showing both pre- and post-noun usage would be useful. Similarly, nouns that have both countable and uncountable senses should have example sentences showing these. And so on. Finally, it would also be good to try to identify and show strong [[:en:collocation | collocations]]. Some good tools for this are [http://193.133.140.102/JustTheWord/ Just the Word] and Mark Davies's [http://view.byu.edu/ VIEW] interface to the [[w:British_National_Corpus|BNC]]. These can also provide authentic example sentences. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 00:32, 11 November 2006 (UTC) == Question == Who is father of Education ''<small>—This unsigned comment was added by</small>''<small> [[User:164.100.216.2|164.100.216.2]] ([[User talk:164.100.216.2|talk]] • [[Special:Contributions/164.100.216.2|contribs]]) 07:48, 16 November 2006 (UTC{{{3|}}})</small> :Hi, this is a forum for discussing topics related to the Simple English Wiktionary. Perhaps you could try looking for information on the [[:w:Main Page|Simple English Wikipedia]], or the [[:w:en:Main Page|English Wikipedia]]. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 15:50, 17 November 2006 (UTC) ::I'm a native English speaker and I don't know the answer to your question. Put your question on [[Wiktionary:Requested definitions]]. Also say on that page where you saw those words being used. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:39, 25 November 2006 (UTC) == Edit buttons gone == What happened to our edit buttons? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 14:30, 25 November 2006 (UTC) :Edit buttons? - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 14:32, 25 November 2006 (UTC) ::I don't know what to call them. When you were editing something, there was a row of buttons at the top of the edit window: bold, italics, math, signatures, etc. They're not there anymore. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:33, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :::Check your preferences. Check on the 'Editing' tab that the box is ticked to show the toolbar. [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 11:54, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::::Yes, it's checked. The tool bar was there on Friday and gone on Saturday. I haven't changed anything. I take it, then, that others still have their tool bar? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:36, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :::::I turned them off in my preferences and turned them back on and now they're back again. Something a programmer might have a look at. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 19:34, 28 November 2006 (UTC) == Pictures == My idea: all nouns need pictures in the definitions. Writers need ideas about copyright and about finding pictures. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 19:55, 25 November 2006 (UTC) I did it! I put a picture in! See [[wire]]. I think all definitions need pictures. Is that good? Did I do it right? I found the picture in Wikimedia Commons. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 20:37, 26 November 2006 (UTC) :Well done! Many nouns already have pictures with them. Many other nouns, however, are too abstract for a picture. Put one in where it makes sense. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:18, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks. I'm having some problems formatting the pages with the pictures. I want the pictures near the top so people will see them immediately. On the page [[wave]] the picture covered some of the words. I put many "nbsp" so that it doesn't cover the words. But I think that will not work well for all browser windows. There must be a good way to do it. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 04:06, 27 November 2006 (UTC) The [[walk]] page now has a moving picture! --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 05:03, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :Cool! --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:29, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::Mostly I don't like moving pictures. It's hard to read when there is a moving picture on the page. But if I put it there, I like it. :-) Some people may not be able to see the moving picture. Some people may not be able to see any pictures. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:32, 27 November 2006 (UTC) OK, now I know how to put the pictures on the page in a good way. Put the picture. (Do not put "300px" if not needed.) Then put words that will be beside the picture. Then put <nowiki> <br style="clear:both"/> </nowiki>. Then put words that need to be under the picture. See [[angry]]. See also [[:en:wikipedia:Wikipedia:Extended image syntax]]. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:42, 27 November 2006 (UTC) I think the words under the pictures are too small. Some people who are reading Simple English Wikipedia may be people who are learning to read. People who are learning to read need big letters. In [[trade]], I wrote <nowiki><big></nowiki> to make the letters bigger. Is that a good idea for all pictures? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 01:48, 1 December 2006 (UTC) :Why just the pictures? Actually, it's really easy for individual readers to change the font display size on their browsers. I'd leave it alone. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:27, 1 December 2006 (UTC) ::I don't think it's easy to change font size. On my browzer I see something to change font size, but I don't see something to change font size of letters under pictures and leave other font size the way it is. Do you know how to do that? Do many people who know Simple English but not English know how to do that? When I display the pictures without "big" the words under the pictures are littler than the other words on the page. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 04:46, 2 December 2006 (UTC) == "Change this part" == I like where it says "change this page". That's Simple English. It seems friendly to me. But when a page has parts, it says "edit". It needs to say "Change this part." --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 05:56, 28 November 2006 (UTC) :Good point, Coppertwig. I'm glad to see some new users active here. I'll try to get this fixed this week or so, though I don't have time at this precise moment. :) I'm sure it is on MediaWiki somewhere under MediaWiki:Allmessages. If you can find it, that will speed up my job. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 19:50, 28 November 2006 (UTC) ::I'm way behind you. I've found [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/MediaWiki MediaWiki]. I've found [http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/MediaWiki_localization MediaWiki localisation]. I haven't found "MediaWiki:Allmessages" or "Allmessages" anywhere. Maybe if you tell me where to find that, then I can look through it for the edit message. :-) --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:09, 29 November 2006 (UTC) ::OK, found it! "editsection" in [[Special:Allmessages]]. (that was talked about in [[meta:Help:MediaWiki namespace]]). Maybe it should be "change this part". Maybe it should be simply "change". Maybe other messages need to be translated, too. Later. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 03:44, 30 November 2006 (UTC) == Babel boxes == Babel boxes on user pages don't work in Simple English Wiktionary? Does anyone know how to fix that? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:41, 29 November 2006 (UTC) :I may have found a way to do it, sort-of. I now have one userbox on my user page. I've put in a question at [[en:Wikipedia:Help desk]] asking what is the best way to implement Babel boxes. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 14:53, 30 November 2006 (UTC) ::OK, I got Babel boxes working! I just copied Template:Babel from English Wikipedia to Simple English Wikipedia. It looks like just words, but really it has computer words to make the Babel boxes work. We need to copy many pages like "Template:User de-2" from English Wikipedia to Simple English Wikipedia to make all Babel boxes work. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 01:29, 1 December 2006 (UTC) == Definitions == My ideas: Simple English needs to have only one definition for one word. I think the first definition for each word is the Simple English definition, and writers need to try to use only the first definition. But when there is a noun definition and a verb definition and they are very near, then those 2 definitions can be used. The first definition needs to be the most important one. A definition in Simple English can cover more things than the English definition. In English someone may say "bowl". "Bowl" is not BE850. In Simple English someone may say "basin" or "little basin" when talking about the same thing. The definition of "basin" in Simple English may be a little different from the English definition. Frequently two definitions for the same word in English can be one definition in Simple English. "Black" does not need one definition for a colour and another definition for an adjective saying that a thing has that colour. It is the same idea. The adjective is most frequent and most important. If someone uses it as a noun, people will understand. OK, maybe it needs two definitions because one is a noun and one is an adjective. But many other words can have one definition in Simple English for two definitions in English, because the Simple English definitions are simpler and cover more things. Little things that are different between two definitions in English are not important in Simple English. If someone writing a Wikipedia page needs to say an important difference between two things, the person needs to use a sentence to say the difference. Those are my ideas. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 14:04, 29 November 2006 (UTC) Example: [[apparatus]] has 3 definitions. I think they are all the same idea. (see picture.) I think they need to be 1 definition here. Maybe in English Wiktionary they need to be 3 definitions. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 14:06, 29 November 2006 (UTC) :I generally agree, but wouldn't take things quite this far. I think: :# Each word class should be represented and defined. For example, there should not be one definition that covers both adjective and noun, though the same definition could possibly be repeated with only minor changes. :# Rather than trying to tease apart individual senses of the word, I think we should aim for broad definitions that deal with the underlying similarity of the various senses. For example, Paul Nation gives the example of ''head'', which he defines as "the top or most important part, for example, head of your body, head of a match, head of an organisation." (''Learning Vocabulary in Another Language'', p. 92) :# Where there are multiple definitions, they should be sorted from most to least common. Similarly, the more common word class should be listed first. :# The BE850 is problematic because it has never been widely adopted and the word choices are often anachronistic. A better choice of words would be the [[Wiktionary:BNC_spoken_freq|BNC2000]]. :--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 17:00, 29 November 2006 (UTC) ::One more thing, Ogden, the sneaky guy, often specifically chose highly polysemous words to get more coverage from fewer words.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:12, 29 November 2006 (UTC) :::"Simple English" is not defined. Maybe we need to make a decision. Maybe we need to mark the first (or sometimes two) definitions on a page "Simple English" and mark the other ones "English". But maybe we would use too much time talking and not agreeing. Maybe it's good to just put the most frequent definition first. I would leave out very rare uses. :::Someone had the idea of asking the Wikimedia developers to make the Preview button show BE850 and BE1500 words in different colours. I think different underlining (<u>underlining</u> and <s>striking out</s>) is more useful because the colours show a link or no link. Hmm. It can be complex. Each user can choose in "my preferences" which list (BE850, BNC2000, etc.) marks the "Preview" when that user is changing a page. So we don't have to agree before we do that. (Forms of words, "make", "makes", "making" need to be used too.) --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 03:28, 30 November 2006 (UTC) ::::Currently only red and blue are used. Other colours could be employed in different ways. I think it might be more useful to use a star system, or simply a line at the top, similar to the current BE850 or AWL ones.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:37, 30 November 2006 (UTC) :::::We would need nine colours. Three possibilities (no link, good link, red link) times three possibilities (BE850, BE1500, not BE1500). I think it would be hard to remember what nine colours mean. I think underlining or something else is better. I don't understand what you mean by "star system", "line at the top", or "AWL". --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 04:41, 2 December 2006 (UTC) :::Maybe BNC2000 or BNC1000 is more useful than BE850. (BE850 doesn't have "big" or "small". It has "attempt" but not "try". It has "carriage" but not "car".) But the BE850 has a good page on this Wiktionary. The page is easy to use. I can look and see if a word is in BE850. The BNC1000 needs a page like that. The BNC1000 page is too long. I need a short page with the BNC1000 words starting at the top of the page, and only one form for each word, and many words on one line, like the [[BE850]] page. I think I can make a page like that. Is that a good idea? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 03:54, 30 November 2006 (UTC) ::::Different people have different purposes. If you feel such a list would be useful, go ahead and make it.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:37, 30 November 2006 (UTC) 13179 2006-12-02T11:56:42Z Brett 77 /* Pictures */ '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |}__NEWSECTIONLINK__ ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some countries, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) ==Category capitalization== Shall categories begin with upper cases or not? I am asking this because I have found different uses of upper and lower cases at [[Special:Categories]].--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 13:36, 14 April 2006 (UTC) :I had the same question a while back, though I asked it somewhere else. I think that categories should all be lowercase unless they are proper nouns, so that they work just like the entry titles. I'd say that you can go ahead an [[Wiktionary:Be bold|boldly]] change it, and if someone doesn't like it or has a better idea, they can change it back. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:33, 18 April 2006 (UTC) :If you do change it, don't forget to change the templates that refer to those categories, so that they put the words in the new place. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:22, 20 April 2006 (UTC) ::I see that [[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] has not worked on (or at least has not completed) changing the categories. I have completely changed my mind regarding them. The reason that articles in the (main) namespace are lowercase is to show the word as it is really meant to be and to distinguish between proper names and other words. This does not apply to categories or appendices (I just created the first appendix, [[:Appendix:Prepositions]]), though it should still apply to templates so that we don't have to type a capital letter every time we insert a template. Categories and appendices are ''groups'' of these words, and so should be capitalized regularly, just as they are in other projects. I am changing categories accordingly. Other thoughts? As I mentioned above, if we decide I'm wrong, we can boldly change it back. :) Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:54, 15 May 2006 (UTC) :::Hello. I have not been here until now as I was too busy administering other Wiki sites. As I am now an admin at eight Wiki sites, I am unsure how often I will come here. Article names at Wiktionary should not be automatically upper cases, but for categories, I do not really mind whether upper or lower cases. In case you want to talk to me but I am inactive here, I suggest leaving a message at my talk page at Wiktionary, Wikipedia, or Wikisource in English version that I administer.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:55, 4 November 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == WikiReader == What do we think about publishing a WikiReader with the BE850 and BE1500? I'd be happy to do most of the work behind it (exporting to PDF, managing download site etc). [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 12:00, 19 May 2006 (UTC) :I'm thinking we should probably have them mostly done before we worry about that, but other than that, sound good. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 19:03, 23 May 2006 (UTC) == Translations == Other Wiktionaries add translations for words into other languages. SEWiktionary is meant to give definitions of English words using simple English, so if we did add translations, we would not include those other words here, but only link to other wiktionaries. For example, if we translated "heavy" (meaning having a lot of weight), the Spanish is "pesado." We might link to the English Wiktionary page on [[:en:pesado]] or to the Spanish Wiktionary [[:es:pesado]]. These would be interwiki links, but under a translation section, not an "in other languages" sidebar interwiki, since each meaning should be translated separately. I think there are pros and cons to this idea. The pros are that our focus audience are people who are do not know much English, and many of them only know it as a second language, so a translation into their own language could be quite useful. The cons are that we are focused on English words. A translation would be a distraction from our focus. Also, that niche is already filled by the English Wiktionary. I think our focus should stay firmly fixed on simple English definitions of English words. Feel free to comment. We'll do what the community decides, of course. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:08, 21 May 2006 (UTC) :I suppose that this simple English Wiktionary is for definitions from simple English to simple English only, right? This should be good enough since more complex contents should go to regular English Wiktionary.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:58, 4 November 2006 (UTC) ::Simple English Wikipedia pages need to use some hard English words. I think Simple English Wiktionary needs definitions in simple English for those hard English words. It also needs definitions in simple English for simple English words. I think it's a good idea to link to English Wiktionary for translations. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:46, 25 November 2006 (UTC) ::Question: the word "kind": is it a noun in simple English? or an adjective? or both? How do we know or decide these questions? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:46, 25 November 2006 (UTC) :::Both. Word classes do not change in simple English. Does this answer your question? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:16, 27 November 2006 (UTC) == Etymologies/word histories == Another thing that has come up is the question of etymologies. English Wiktionary and others show the etymology of each word, and tend to have the earlier forms as separate entries. Because we are focused on English words (that is, Modern English), we would not include those early forms separately, but we could include unlinked word origins/etymologies. Again, there are pros and cons. Etymologies could be difficult to understand for someone who doesn't know much English. Additionally, they are not our focus, and could be a distraction. Plus, English Wiktionary already does that more effectively. On the other hand, I think it is cool to show where words come from, and this can help people understand why a word is spelled a particular way, I think. English orthography is one of the hardest parts of learning English, but knowing where a word comes from helps significantly in understanding its orthography (spelling). That said, teaching English is not our goal here, any more than it is the goal of Simple English Wikipedia. We are writing a dictionary here, not an English 101 textbook. If people use us to learn English, that is their own choice, but it is not our focus. I guess I could go either way on this one. I tentatively '''support''' adding etymologies to words. What do all of you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:16, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == How detailed do we go? == In articles such as that for [[sad]], some users have obvioulsy gone to a great deal of trouble to flesh out all sorts of synonyms, related words, etc. Unfortunately, few of the words are very simple (or even useful. For example, on the [[sad]] page we have ''glum'' as a synonym.) I think this kind of detail needs to be pared back to avoid being overwhelming to English language learners. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:26, 16 July 2006 (UTC) :Yeah, I was the one who put all those synonyms and antonyms on there. I still think it is useful, and it is obvious that they are synonyms, etc. by their placement, but I guess I did go a little overboard. But this wiktionary should not be limited to Simple English words. It should include all English words, but the definitions should be limited to simple English. People may find the word [[glum]] and wonder what it means, but not be able to understand the English Wiktionary definition. We need that entry here, and its connection to [[sad]] seems very logical. I think [[lugubrious]] should be cut out sooner than [[glum]]. Limiting the synonyms and antonyms may be useful in some ways, but we are about including information, not leaving it out. We might even want to include (for example) a main synonym section, and later on a section on ''other synonyms''. I don't know. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:44, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::Indeed, we should have articles for simple words and other words, so there should eventually be an entry for ''glum'', ''lugubrious'' and whatever else you can come up with. However, a typical user who is looking up the word ''sad'', will not benefit from ''glum''. The user who looks up ''glum'', on the other hand, may well benefit from being told that ''sad'' is a synonym as they will likely have no idea what ''glum'' means, but may very well understand ''sad''. ::Furthermore, you write, "we are about including information, not leaving it out." To the contrary! Knowing what to leave out is at least as important as knowing what to put in. A 20-page dictionary entry on ''run'' is neither simple nor useful. This is, after all, a dictionary, not a thesaurus or an encyclopedia. If the user who looks up ''sad'' is looking specifically for uncommon synonyms, they're using a wrench to drive in a nail.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:58, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::*Well how else do you expect people to look for uncommon synonyms, except by starting with a common word? Perhaps we can put common synonyms right there on the page, while listing rare ones separately on a thesaurus-like page. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 07:07, 31 July 2006 (UTC) ::::If they're looking for uncommon synonyms, they should use a thesaurus, not a dictionary.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 11:27, 31 July 2006 (UTC) :::::Hey Brett, I really enjoyed your wrench-nail analogy. Kappa is referring to what EWikt has done in its Wikisaurus sub-project. We could do something similar here if people are interested in the idea. But either way, most dictionaries include at least some synonyms, and I think we should do so, too. You have a point when you say that glum should link to sad, but not necessarily sad to glum. Maybe if we tend to limit it to the first five or so most common synonyms and antonyms, it will be useful but not overboard. We can always change it later if we change our minds, etc. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:08, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ==Workshop== The following was posted by Adam Kilgarriff on the Corpora mailing list ---- LEXICOM-ASIA 2006 A Workshop in Lexicography and Lexical Computing Venue: Kowloon, Hong Kong Hosts: Language Centre, Hong Kong Univ of Science and Technology Dates: December 11th-15th, 2006 Led by Adam Kilgarriff and Michael Rundell of the Lexicography MasterClass, Lexicom is an intensive one-week workshop, with seminars on theoretical issues alternating with practical sessions at the computer. There will be some parallel 'lexicographic' and 'computational' sessions. Topics to be covered include: * corpus creation * corpus analysis: o software and corpus querying o discovering word senses, recording contextual information * writing dictionary entries * dictionary databases and writing systems * using web data Applications are invited from people with interests and experience in any of these areas. Over the last six years Lexicom has attracted 200 participants from 28 countries including lexicographers, computational linguists, professors, research students, translators, terminologists, and editors, managers and technical support staff from dictionary publishers and information management companies. The venue, HKUST, is beautifully situated on Clearwater Bay in Kowloon, only 30 minutes from central Hong Kong. To register for Lexicom, go to: http://lc.ust.hk/~centre/lexi2006/ Early registration is advised (the Workshop has been oversubscribed in previous years), and registrations received before 7th October 2006 carry a discounted fee. Further details, including reports of past events can be found at: http://www.lexmasterclass.com. Michael Rundell & Adam Kilgarriff The Lexicography MasterClass --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 13:31, 28 September 2006 (UTC) == Logo discussion == Greetings, I apologise for writing in English. There is a discussion about the logo for Wiktionary at [[meta:Wiktionary/logo]]. Please go there and help us decide. Please also put this message on your community page. Thank you. -[[meta:User:Dbmag9|Dbmag9]] (copied here from [[talk:Main Page]] by [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:39, 23 July 2006 (UTC)) == Most linked article == Is there a way to find the article with the most links? In particular, I'm interested in finding the most-linked-to article that doesn't yet exist.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 21:19, 27 July 2006 (UTC) *You need [[Special:Mostlinked]], and in particular [[Special:Wantedpages]]. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 23:03, 27 July 2006 (UTC) == Benchmarks! == I think [[now]] was the 700th. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:51, 2 August 2006 (UTC) :Congratulations, everyone! Great work. Let's keep it up. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:02, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ===750=== [[lucky]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ===800=== [[benefit]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:27, 14 August 2006 (UTC) ===900=== [[legislation]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:21, 12 September 2006 (UTC) ===Almost 1000=== A virtual beer to the user who adds the 1000th word!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 20:03, 3 November 2006 (UTC) : [[brush]]! Hooray! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 03:35, 7 November 2006 (UTC) ::Make it two beers! Well done, PTO!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:23, 8 November 2006 (UTC) == A different idea == I recently had an idea for a sort of word rating system. This would show the SE user how difficult/complicated the word is considered by native speakers, and perhaps even include an easier and/or more challenging (for the basic words) alternative. I'm thinking of a kind of thermometer look, maybe up in the right-hand corner. It would have something like four or five degrees, including: basic or easy (from the BE850, words like [[do]], [[cold]], and [[woman]]), fairly basic or fairly easy (BE1500 or so, words like [[sink]], [[math]], and [[trust]]), medium or intermediate (about regular conversation level, somewhat less common than BE1500, words like [[complete]], [[freezing]], and [[feminine]]), fairly advanced or fairly hard (more complex or difficult a concept or term, words like [[nondescript]], [[anthropology]], and [[uncharacteristic]]), and advanced or hard (for jargon and other much less common words such as [[sodium benzoate]], [[sesquipedalian]], and [[indefatigable]]). We can tweak these levels or add new ones if/when we feel they are warranted. What do you all think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 10:07, 3 August 2006 (UTC) :I think it's a good idea, but I think basing it on BE is a bad idea, no matter how much you like BE. BE was not intended to choose the most simple or frequent words, but to bring together a list of words that would be sufficient to communicate any idea. Instead, I think we should base it on frequency counts, in the same way that the [http://www.longman.com/ldoce/ Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English] does. I think that using [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/nation.aspx Paul Nation]'s word counts would be a great place to start. He counts 'word families', so that ''run'', ''running'', ''runner'', etc. are all counted together. His counts are broken into 1000-word bands and are [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/range%20BNC.zip available] for free.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ::Though different organizations have different frequency counts, I think the idea is a sound one, and I think that there are many other word lists which would do a better job than BE. The only reason I've stuck with BE this long is because it was already there, and fairly convenient, not to mention a good place to start creating words. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 02:28, 14 August 2006 (UTC) :::I asked Paul Nation, and he wrote, "The lists are freely available for whoever wants to use them." Have a look.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:09, 15 August 2006 (UTC) ::::After looking at the BNC spoken frequency lists, I think you're right. I much prefer the way that these lists are set up, and it is nice to see not only the word but all its variations. I think it is much better. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 01:40, 24 August 2006 (UTC) == Move to [[Wiktionary talk:Simple talk]]? == I just want to throw up the idea of moving this page to the Wiktionary talk namespace. The advantage is that when editing a talk page [[MediaWiki:Talkpagetext]] is shown to the user. It would also leave this page open for FaQ's or something. Just an idea. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 14:55, 5 August 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for your input, Gerard. Nice to know you're still around every once in a while. You have a valid point about the talk page text being shown at the top of the page. It might be worth it to move it. However, I don't really care for the FAQ idea personally. It is supposed to be a simple *talk* page, so it should be something related to talk, even if it just redirects to its own talk page or explains how simple talk works. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 00:46, 24 August 2006 (UTC) ==Survivors?== I decided to come here and help out the project, after I saw the request for deletion at Meta. Personally, I would hate to see a project with this much potential die. <br><br> So, my question. How many regularly editing people are left? I noticed that a bureaucrat and two administrators haven't edited in a fairly long time, with the only admin exception seeming to be Cromwellt. Just give a shout here, I suppose. Thanks! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 21:49, 17 October 2006 (UTC) :Very few it seems, although I don't think ''left'' is the right word. There don't ever appear to have been many contributing memebers. Welcome though. Could I suggest you try to avoid difficult words in your definitions? For example, for ''approval'', you wrote "Formal permission or sanction." both words are less common than the word you're defining, and ''sanction'' is significantly less common. Just a suggestion. The participation is appreciated, though.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:30, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the suggestion. I used the word "left" because I had spent a while reading talk archives. This place seemed to be a lot more active back in Febuary. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 01:54, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ==Word of the Day== It seems the WotD has effectively died. Should we destroy the category/template for the word of the day as well? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 23:46, 25 October 2006 (UTC) Yes. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:13, 27 October 2006 (UTC) :I haven't checked if you deleted the cat/template for WotD, but I think it will probably be revived eventually (hopefully), so maybe deleting it was unnecessary. Then again, we can always recreate those I guess. No biggie. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 19:43, 28 November 2006 (UTC) == Vote to delete == I ended to vote to close this project on Meta. It has gone on long enough and is going nowhere fast. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 17:35, 2 November 2006 (UTC) :thank you!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:14, 2 November 2006 (UTC) ::Ah, finally. Its about time they closed that one up. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 00:59, 3 November 2006 (UTC) :::Great news :) - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:24, 6 November 2006 (UTC) == Administrators == Are there any active administrators/bureaucrats here anymore? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 16:33, 5 November 2006 (UTC) :Not really ;) [[User:h2g2bob]], our friendly bureaucrat, expressed a desire to resume contributing, but beyond that, the admins have been largely inactive. - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 16:46, 10 November 2006 (UTC) ::I apologize for not being active for a few months. I'm still around, I've just been busy with classes, etc. A teacher's life is a busy one. To make things worse, I haven't had internet access for about a month or more. I'll see if I can make time to contribute more regularly again. :) Oh, and my "email this user" works, so if there's something that needs admin intervention (like MediaWiki stuff), you can still get ahold of me, even if it may be a little while before I get it taken care of. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 19:46, 28 November 2006 (UTC) == Interwiki link == How do you link to Simple Witionary from another wiki project?--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:38, 8 November 2006 (UTC) :Either <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>; if you're on a Simple English project, use <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or, if you're on a Wiktionary, use <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 12:19, 9 November 2006 (UTC) == MediaWiki:Common.css == Hi, can we import some styles (specifically the <tt>messagebox</tt> class, and maybe some of its subclasses as well) from [[:w:MediaWiki:Common.css]] into [[MediaWiki:Common.css]]? This is purely for cosmetic reasons, but some of the templates that we have (including [[Template:Delete]]) use the <tt>messagebox</tt> class, which is not defined here. (P.S. This requires an admin) Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 16:40, 10 November 2006 (UTC) :I have gone ahead and asked for a temporary +sysop on meta, and have imported all CSS classes from the Simple English Wikipedia (with the exception of CommonsTicker-related styles). Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:19, 18 November 2006 (UTC) == Example sentences == In a dictionary such as this, I think it's important that the example sentences actually ''exemplify'' the use of a defined word rather than simply include it. Consider the following examples: #''There was a '''book''' on the table.'' #''He finished reading, closed the '''book''', and put it down.'' In the first sentence, '''book''' could be almost anything, animate or inanimate, of a size suitable for being on tables. The second sentence, in contrast, shows that '''book''' is related to reading and that it can be held and closed. This second sentence exemplifies '''book''', while the first simply uses it. We should also try to exemplify the syntactic properties of defined words. '''Notwithstanding''', for instance, is an unusual preposition in that it can appear after the noun. Thus, examples showing both pre- and post-noun usage would be useful. Similarly, nouns that have both countable and uncountable senses should have example sentences showing these. And so on. Finally, it would also be good to try to identify and show strong [[:en:collocation | collocations]]. Some good tools for this are [http://193.133.140.102/JustTheWord/ Just the Word] and Mark Davies's [http://view.byu.edu/ VIEW] interface to the [[w:British_National_Corpus|BNC]]. These can also provide authentic example sentences. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 00:32, 11 November 2006 (UTC) == Question == Who is father of Education ''<small>—This unsigned comment was added by</small>''<small> [[User:164.100.216.2|164.100.216.2]] ([[User talk:164.100.216.2|talk]] • [[Special:Contributions/164.100.216.2|contribs]]) 07:48, 16 November 2006 (UTC{{{3|}}})</small> :Hi, this is a forum for discussing topics related to the Simple English Wiktionary. Perhaps you could try looking for information on the [[:w:Main Page|Simple English Wikipedia]], or the [[:w:en:Main Page|English Wikipedia]]. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 15:50, 17 November 2006 (UTC) ::I'm a native English speaker and I don't know the answer to your question. Put your question on [[Wiktionary:Requested definitions]]. Also say on that page where you saw those words being used. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:39, 25 November 2006 (UTC) == Edit buttons gone == What happened to our edit buttons? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 14:30, 25 November 2006 (UTC) :Edit buttons? - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 14:32, 25 November 2006 (UTC) ::I don't know what to call them. When you were editing something, there was a row of buttons at the top of the edit window: bold, italics, math, signatures, etc. They're not there anymore. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:33, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :::Check your preferences. Check on the 'Editing' tab that the box is ticked to show the toolbar. [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 11:54, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::::Yes, it's checked. The tool bar was there on Friday and gone on Saturday. I haven't changed anything. I take it, then, that others still have their tool bar? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:36, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :::::I turned them off in my preferences and turned them back on and now they're back again. Something a programmer might have a look at. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 19:34, 28 November 2006 (UTC) == Pictures == My idea: all nouns need pictures in the definitions. Writers need ideas about copyright and about finding pictures. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 19:55, 25 November 2006 (UTC) I did it! I put a picture in! See [[wire]]. I think all definitions need pictures. Is that good? Did I do it right? I found the picture in Wikimedia Commons. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 20:37, 26 November 2006 (UTC) :Well done! Many nouns already have pictures with them. Many other nouns, however, are too abstract for a picture. Put one in where it makes sense. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:18, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks. I'm having some problems formatting the pages with the pictures. I want the pictures near the top so people will see them immediately. On the page [[wave]] the picture covered some of the words. I put many "nbsp" so that it doesn't cover the words. But I think that will not work well for all browser windows. There must be a good way to do it. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 04:06, 27 November 2006 (UTC) The [[walk]] page now has a moving picture! --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 05:03, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :Cool! --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:29, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::Mostly I don't like moving pictures. It's hard to read when there is a moving picture on the page. But if I put it there, I like it. :-) Some people may not be able to see the moving picture. Some people may not be able to see any pictures. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:32, 27 November 2006 (UTC) OK, now I know how to put the pictures on the page in a good way. Put the picture. (Do not put "300px" if not needed.) Then put words that will be beside the picture. Then put <nowiki> <br style="clear:both"/> </nowiki>. Then put words that need to be under the picture. See [[angry]]. See also [[:en:wikipedia:Wikipedia:Extended image syntax]]. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:42, 27 November 2006 (UTC) I think the words under the pictures are too small. Some people who are reading Simple English Wikipedia may be people who are learning to read. People who are learning to read need big letters. In [[trade]], I wrote <nowiki><big></nowiki> to make the letters bigger. Is that a good idea for all pictures? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 01:48, 1 December 2006 (UTC) :Why just the pictures? Actually, it's really easy for individual readers to change the font display size on their browsers. I'd leave it alone. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:27, 1 December 2006 (UTC) ::I don't think it's easy to change font size. On my browzer I see something to change font size, but I don't see something to change font size of letters under pictures and leave other font size the way it is. Do you know how to do that? Do many people who know Simple English but not English know how to do that? When I display the pictures without "big" the words under the pictures are littler than the other words on the page. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 04:46, 2 December 2006 (UTC) :::No, I meant change them all at once. On my browser, the fonts under the pictures are the same size as the other fonts. I don't know why they would be different for you, but different browsers will vary. At any rate, I still see no point in it. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 11:56, 2 December 2006 (UTC) == "Change this part" == I like where it says "change this page". That's Simple English. It seems friendly to me. But when a page has parts, it says "edit". It needs to say "Change this part." --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 05:56, 28 November 2006 (UTC) :Good point, Coppertwig. I'm glad to see some new users active here. I'll try to get this fixed this week or so, though I don't have time at this precise moment. :) I'm sure it is on MediaWiki somewhere under MediaWiki:Allmessages. If you can find it, that will speed up my job. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 19:50, 28 November 2006 (UTC) ::I'm way behind you. I've found [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/MediaWiki MediaWiki]. I've found [http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/MediaWiki_localization MediaWiki localisation]. I haven't found "MediaWiki:Allmessages" or "Allmessages" anywhere. Maybe if you tell me where to find that, then I can look through it for the edit message. :-) --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:09, 29 November 2006 (UTC) ::OK, found it! "editsection" in [[Special:Allmessages]]. (that was talked about in [[meta:Help:MediaWiki namespace]]). Maybe it should be "change this part". Maybe it should be simply "change". Maybe other messages need to be translated, too. Later. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 03:44, 30 November 2006 (UTC) == Babel boxes == Babel boxes on user pages don't work in Simple English Wiktionary? Does anyone know how to fix that? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:41, 29 November 2006 (UTC) :I may have found a way to do it, sort-of. I now have one userbox on my user page. I've put in a question at [[en:Wikipedia:Help desk]] asking what is the best way to implement Babel boxes. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 14:53, 30 November 2006 (UTC) ::OK, I got Babel boxes working! I just copied Template:Babel from English Wikipedia to Simple English Wikipedia. It looks like just words, but really it has computer words to make the Babel boxes work. We need to copy many pages like "Template:User de-2" from English Wikipedia to Simple English Wikipedia to make all Babel boxes work. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 01:29, 1 December 2006 (UTC) == Definitions == My ideas: Simple English needs to have only one definition for one word. I think the first definition for each word is the Simple English definition, and writers need to try to use only the first definition. But when there is a noun definition and a verb definition and they are very near, then those 2 definitions can be used. The first definition needs to be the most important one. A definition in Simple English can cover more things than the English definition. In English someone may say "bowl". "Bowl" is not BE850. In Simple English someone may say "basin" or "little basin" when talking about the same thing. The definition of "basin" in Simple English may be a little different from the English definition. Frequently two definitions for the same word in English can be one definition in Simple English. "Black" does not need one definition for a colour and another definition for an adjective saying that a thing has that colour. It is the same idea. The adjective is most frequent and most important. If someone uses it as a noun, people will understand. OK, maybe it needs two definitions because one is a noun and one is an adjective. But many other words can have one definition in Simple English for two definitions in English, because the Simple English definitions are simpler and cover more things. Little things that are different between two definitions in English are not important in Simple English. If someone writing a Wikipedia page needs to say an important difference between two things, the person needs to use a sentence to say the difference. Those are my ideas. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 14:04, 29 November 2006 (UTC) Example: [[apparatus]] has 3 definitions. I think they are all the same idea. (see picture.) I think they need to be 1 definition here. Maybe in English Wiktionary they need to be 3 definitions. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 14:06, 29 November 2006 (UTC) :I generally agree, but wouldn't take things quite this far. I think: :# Each word class should be represented and defined. For example, there should not be one definition that covers both adjective and noun, though the same definition could possibly be repeated with only minor changes. :# Rather than trying to tease apart individual senses of the word, I think we should aim for broad definitions that deal with the underlying similarity of the various senses. For example, Paul Nation gives the example of ''head'', which he defines as "the top or most important part, for example, head of your body, head of a match, head of an organisation." (''Learning Vocabulary in Another Language'', p. 92) :# Where there are multiple definitions, they should be sorted from most to least common. Similarly, the more common word class should be listed first. :# The BE850 is problematic because it has never been widely adopted and the word choices are often anachronistic. A better choice of words would be the [[Wiktionary:BNC_spoken_freq|BNC2000]]. :--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 17:00, 29 November 2006 (UTC) ::One more thing, Ogden, the sneaky guy, often specifically chose highly polysemous words to get more coverage from fewer words.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:12, 29 November 2006 (UTC) :::"Simple English" is not defined. Maybe we need to make a decision. Maybe we need to mark the first (or sometimes two) definitions on a page "Simple English" and mark the other ones "English". But maybe we would use too much time talking and not agreeing. Maybe it's good to just put the most frequent definition first. I would leave out very rare uses. :::Someone had the idea of asking the Wikimedia developers to make the Preview button show BE850 and BE1500 words in different colours. I think different underlining (<u>underlining</u> and <s>striking out</s>) is more useful because the colours show a link or no link. Hmm. It can be complex. Each user can choose in "my preferences" which list (BE850, BNC2000, etc.) marks the "Preview" when that user is changing a page. So we don't have to agree before we do that. (Forms of words, "make", "makes", "making" need to be used too.) --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 03:28, 30 November 2006 (UTC) ::::Currently only red and blue are used. Other colours could be employed in different ways. I think it might be more useful to use a star system, or simply a line at the top, similar to the current BE850 or AWL ones.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:37, 30 November 2006 (UTC) :::::We would need nine colours. Three possibilities (no link, good link, red link) times three possibilities (BE850, BE1500, not BE1500). I think it would be hard to remember what nine colours mean. I think underlining or something else is better. I don't understand what you mean by "star system", "line at the top", or "AWL". --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 04:41, 2 December 2006 (UTC) :::Maybe BNC2000 or BNC1000 is more useful than BE850. (BE850 doesn't have "big" or "small". It has "attempt" but not "try". It has "carriage" but not "car".) But the BE850 has a good page on this Wiktionary. The page is easy to use. I can look and see if a word is in BE850. The BNC1000 needs a page like that. The BNC1000 page is too long. I need a short page with the BNC1000 words starting at the top of the page, and only one form for each word, and many words on one line, like the [[BE850]] page. I think I can make a page like that. Is that a good idea? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 03:54, 30 November 2006 (UTC) ::::Different people have different purposes. If you feel such a list would be useful, go ahead and make it.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:37, 30 November 2006 (UTC) 13180 2006-12-02T12:00:34Z Brett 77 /* Definitions */ '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |}__NEWSECTIONLINK__ ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some countries, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) ==Category capitalization== Shall categories begin with upper cases or not? I am asking this because I have found different uses of upper and lower cases at [[Special:Categories]].--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 13:36, 14 April 2006 (UTC) :I had the same question a while back, though I asked it somewhere else. I think that categories should all be lowercase unless they are proper nouns, so that they work just like the entry titles. I'd say that you can go ahead an [[Wiktionary:Be bold|boldly]] change it, and if someone doesn't like it or has a better idea, they can change it back. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:33, 18 April 2006 (UTC) :If you do change it, don't forget to change the templates that refer to those categories, so that they put the words in the new place. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:22, 20 April 2006 (UTC) ::I see that [[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] has not worked on (or at least has not completed) changing the categories. I have completely changed my mind regarding them. The reason that articles in the (main) namespace are lowercase is to show the word as it is really meant to be and to distinguish between proper names and other words. This does not apply to categories or appendices (I just created the first appendix, [[:Appendix:Prepositions]]), though it should still apply to templates so that we don't have to type a capital letter every time we insert a template. Categories and appendices are ''groups'' of these words, and so should be capitalized regularly, just as they are in other projects. I am changing categories accordingly. Other thoughts? As I mentioned above, if we decide I'm wrong, we can boldly change it back. :) Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:54, 15 May 2006 (UTC) :::Hello. I have not been here until now as I was too busy administering other Wiki sites. As I am now an admin at eight Wiki sites, I am unsure how often I will come here. Article names at Wiktionary should not be automatically upper cases, but for categories, I do not really mind whether upper or lower cases. In case you want to talk to me but I am inactive here, I suggest leaving a message at my talk page at Wiktionary, Wikipedia, or Wikisource in English version that I administer.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:55, 4 November 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == WikiReader == What do we think about publishing a WikiReader with the BE850 and BE1500? I'd be happy to do most of the work behind it (exporting to PDF, managing download site etc). [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 12:00, 19 May 2006 (UTC) :I'm thinking we should probably have them mostly done before we worry about that, but other than that, sound good. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 19:03, 23 May 2006 (UTC) == Translations == Other Wiktionaries add translations for words into other languages. SEWiktionary is meant to give definitions of English words using simple English, so if we did add translations, we would not include those other words here, but only link to other wiktionaries. For example, if we translated "heavy" (meaning having a lot of weight), the Spanish is "pesado." We might link to the English Wiktionary page on [[:en:pesado]] or to the Spanish Wiktionary [[:es:pesado]]. These would be interwiki links, but under a translation section, not an "in other languages" sidebar interwiki, since each meaning should be translated separately. I think there are pros and cons to this idea. The pros are that our focus audience are people who are do not know much English, and many of them only know it as a second language, so a translation into their own language could be quite useful. The cons are that we are focused on English words. A translation would be a distraction from our focus. Also, that niche is already filled by the English Wiktionary. I think our focus should stay firmly fixed on simple English definitions of English words. Feel free to comment. We'll do what the community decides, of course. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:08, 21 May 2006 (UTC) :I suppose that this simple English Wiktionary is for definitions from simple English to simple English only, right? This should be good enough since more complex contents should go to regular English Wiktionary.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:58, 4 November 2006 (UTC) ::Simple English Wikipedia pages need to use some hard English words. I think Simple English Wiktionary needs definitions in simple English for those hard English words. It also needs definitions in simple English for simple English words. I think it's a good idea to link to English Wiktionary for translations. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:46, 25 November 2006 (UTC) ::Question: the word "kind": is it a noun in simple English? or an adjective? or both? How do we know or decide these questions? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:46, 25 November 2006 (UTC) :::Both. Word classes do not change in simple English. Does this answer your question? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:16, 27 November 2006 (UTC) == Etymologies/word histories == Another thing that has come up is the question of etymologies. English Wiktionary and others show the etymology of each word, and tend to have the earlier forms as separate entries. Because we are focused on English words (that is, Modern English), we would not include those early forms separately, but we could include unlinked word origins/etymologies. Again, there are pros and cons. Etymologies could be difficult to understand for someone who doesn't know much English. Additionally, they are not our focus, and could be a distraction. Plus, English Wiktionary already does that more effectively. On the other hand, I think it is cool to show where words come from, and this can help people understand why a word is spelled a particular way, I think. English orthography is one of the hardest parts of learning English, but knowing where a word comes from helps significantly in understanding its orthography (spelling). That said, teaching English is not our goal here, any more than it is the goal of Simple English Wikipedia. We are writing a dictionary here, not an English 101 textbook. If people use us to learn English, that is their own choice, but it is not our focus. I guess I could go either way on this one. I tentatively '''support''' adding etymologies to words. What do all of you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:16, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == How detailed do we go? == In articles such as that for [[sad]], some users have obvioulsy gone to a great deal of trouble to flesh out all sorts of synonyms, related words, etc. Unfortunately, few of the words are very simple (or even useful. For example, on the [[sad]] page we have ''glum'' as a synonym.) I think this kind of detail needs to be pared back to avoid being overwhelming to English language learners. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:26, 16 July 2006 (UTC) :Yeah, I was the one who put all those synonyms and antonyms on there. I still think it is useful, and it is obvious that they are synonyms, etc. by their placement, but I guess I did go a little overboard. But this wiktionary should not be limited to Simple English words. It should include all English words, but the definitions should be limited to simple English. People may find the word [[glum]] and wonder what it means, but not be able to understand the English Wiktionary definition. We need that entry here, and its connection to [[sad]] seems very logical. I think [[lugubrious]] should be cut out sooner than [[glum]]. Limiting the synonyms and antonyms may be useful in some ways, but we are about including information, not leaving it out. We might even want to include (for example) a main synonym section, and later on a section on ''other synonyms''. I don't know. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:44, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::Indeed, we should have articles for simple words and other words, so there should eventually be an entry for ''glum'', ''lugubrious'' and whatever else you can come up with. However, a typical user who is looking up the word ''sad'', will not benefit from ''glum''. The user who looks up ''glum'', on the other hand, may well benefit from being told that ''sad'' is a synonym as they will likely have no idea what ''glum'' means, but may very well understand ''sad''. ::Furthermore, you write, "we are about including information, not leaving it out." To the contrary! Knowing what to leave out is at least as important as knowing what to put in. A 20-page dictionary entry on ''run'' is neither simple nor useful. This is, after all, a dictionary, not a thesaurus or an encyclopedia. If the user who looks up ''sad'' is looking specifically for uncommon synonyms, they're using a wrench to drive in a nail.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:58, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::*Well how else do you expect people to look for uncommon synonyms, except by starting with a common word? Perhaps we can put common synonyms right there on the page, while listing rare ones separately on a thesaurus-like page. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 07:07, 31 July 2006 (UTC) ::::If they're looking for uncommon synonyms, they should use a thesaurus, not a dictionary.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 11:27, 31 July 2006 (UTC) :::::Hey Brett, I really enjoyed your wrench-nail analogy. Kappa is referring to what EWikt has done in its Wikisaurus sub-project. We could do something similar here if people are interested in the idea. But either way, most dictionaries include at least some synonyms, and I think we should do so, too. You have a point when you say that glum should link to sad, but not necessarily sad to glum. Maybe if we tend to limit it to the first five or so most common synonyms and antonyms, it will be useful but not overboard. We can always change it later if we change our minds, etc. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:08, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ==Workshop== The following was posted by Adam Kilgarriff on the Corpora mailing list ---- LEXICOM-ASIA 2006 A Workshop in Lexicography and Lexical Computing Venue: Kowloon, Hong Kong Hosts: Language Centre, Hong Kong Univ of Science and Technology Dates: December 11th-15th, 2006 Led by Adam Kilgarriff and Michael Rundell of the Lexicography MasterClass, Lexicom is an intensive one-week workshop, with seminars on theoretical issues alternating with practical sessions at the computer. There will be some parallel 'lexicographic' and 'computational' sessions. Topics to be covered include: * corpus creation * corpus analysis: o software and corpus querying o discovering word senses, recording contextual information * writing dictionary entries * dictionary databases and writing systems * using web data Applications are invited from people with interests and experience in any of these areas. Over the last six years Lexicom has attracted 200 participants from 28 countries including lexicographers, computational linguists, professors, research students, translators, terminologists, and editors, managers and technical support staff from dictionary publishers and information management companies. The venue, HKUST, is beautifully situated on Clearwater Bay in Kowloon, only 30 minutes from central Hong Kong. To register for Lexicom, go to: http://lc.ust.hk/~centre/lexi2006/ Early registration is advised (the Workshop has been oversubscribed in previous years), and registrations received before 7th October 2006 carry a discounted fee. Further details, including reports of past events can be found at: http://www.lexmasterclass.com. Michael Rundell & Adam Kilgarriff The Lexicography MasterClass --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 13:31, 28 September 2006 (UTC) == Logo discussion == Greetings, I apologise for writing in English. There is a discussion about the logo for Wiktionary at [[meta:Wiktionary/logo]]. Please go there and help us decide. Please also put this message on your community page. Thank you. -[[meta:User:Dbmag9|Dbmag9]] (copied here from [[talk:Main Page]] by [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:39, 23 July 2006 (UTC)) == Most linked article == Is there a way to find the article with the most links? In particular, I'm interested in finding the most-linked-to article that doesn't yet exist.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 21:19, 27 July 2006 (UTC) *You need [[Special:Mostlinked]], and in particular [[Special:Wantedpages]]. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 23:03, 27 July 2006 (UTC) == Benchmarks! == I think [[now]] was the 700th. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:51, 2 August 2006 (UTC) :Congratulations, everyone! Great work. Let's keep it up. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:02, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ===750=== [[lucky]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ===800=== [[benefit]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:27, 14 August 2006 (UTC) ===900=== [[legislation]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:21, 12 September 2006 (UTC) ===Almost 1000=== A virtual beer to the user who adds the 1000th word!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 20:03, 3 November 2006 (UTC) : [[brush]]! Hooray! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 03:35, 7 November 2006 (UTC) ::Make it two beers! Well done, PTO!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:23, 8 November 2006 (UTC) == A different idea == I recently had an idea for a sort of word rating system. This would show the SE user how difficult/complicated the word is considered by native speakers, and perhaps even include an easier and/or more challenging (for the basic words) alternative. I'm thinking of a kind of thermometer look, maybe up in the right-hand corner. It would have something like four or five degrees, including: basic or easy (from the BE850, words like [[do]], [[cold]], and [[woman]]), fairly basic or fairly easy (BE1500 or so, words like [[sink]], [[math]], and [[trust]]), medium or intermediate (about regular conversation level, somewhat less common than BE1500, words like [[complete]], [[freezing]], and [[feminine]]), fairly advanced or fairly hard (more complex or difficult a concept or term, words like [[nondescript]], [[anthropology]], and [[uncharacteristic]]), and advanced or hard (for jargon and other much less common words such as [[sodium benzoate]], [[sesquipedalian]], and [[indefatigable]]). We can tweak these levels or add new ones if/when we feel they are warranted. What do you all think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 10:07, 3 August 2006 (UTC) :I think it's a good idea, but I think basing it on BE is a bad idea, no matter how much you like BE. BE was not intended to choose the most simple or frequent words, but to bring together a list of words that would be sufficient to communicate any idea. Instead, I think we should base it on frequency counts, in the same way that the [http://www.longman.com/ldoce/ Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English] does. I think that using [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/nation.aspx Paul Nation]'s word counts would be a great place to start. He counts 'word families', so that ''run'', ''running'', ''runner'', etc. are all counted together. His counts are broken into 1000-word bands and are [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/range%20BNC.zip available] for free.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ::Though different organizations have different frequency counts, I think the idea is a sound one, and I think that there are many other word lists which would do a better job than BE. The only reason I've stuck with BE this long is because it was already there, and fairly convenient, not to mention a good place to start creating words. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 02:28, 14 August 2006 (UTC) :::I asked Paul Nation, and he wrote, "The lists are freely available for whoever wants to use them." Have a look.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:09, 15 August 2006 (UTC) ::::After looking at the BNC spoken frequency lists, I think you're right. I much prefer the way that these lists are set up, and it is nice to see not only the word but all its variations. I think it is much better. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 01:40, 24 August 2006 (UTC) == Move to [[Wiktionary talk:Simple talk]]? == I just want to throw up the idea of moving this page to the Wiktionary talk namespace. The advantage is that when editing a talk page [[MediaWiki:Talkpagetext]] is shown to the user. It would also leave this page open for FaQ's or something. Just an idea. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 14:55, 5 August 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for your input, Gerard. Nice to know you're still around every once in a while. You have a valid point about the talk page text being shown at the top of the page. It might be worth it to move it. However, I don't really care for the FAQ idea personally. It is supposed to be a simple *talk* page, so it should be something related to talk, even if it just redirects to its own talk page or explains how simple talk works. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 00:46, 24 August 2006 (UTC) ==Survivors?== I decided to come here and help out the project, after I saw the request for deletion at Meta. Personally, I would hate to see a project with this much potential die. <br><br> So, my question. How many regularly editing people are left? I noticed that a bureaucrat and two administrators haven't edited in a fairly long time, with the only admin exception seeming to be Cromwellt. Just give a shout here, I suppose. Thanks! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 21:49, 17 October 2006 (UTC) :Very few it seems, although I don't think ''left'' is the right word. There don't ever appear to have been many contributing memebers. Welcome though. Could I suggest you try to avoid difficult words in your definitions? For example, for ''approval'', you wrote "Formal permission or sanction." both words are less common than the word you're defining, and ''sanction'' is significantly less common. Just a suggestion. The participation is appreciated, though.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:30, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the suggestion. I used the word "left" because I had spent a while reading talk archives. This place seemed to be a lot more active back in Febuary. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 01:54, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ==Word of the Day== It seems the WotD has effectively died. Should we destroy the category/template for the word of the day as well? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 23:46, 25 October 2006 (UTC) Yes. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:13, 27 October 2006 (UTC) :I haven't checked if you deleted the cat/template for WotD, but I think it will probably be revived eventually (hopefully), so maybe deleting it was unnecessary. Then again, we can always recreate those I guess. No biggie. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 19:43, 28 November 2006 (UTC) == Vote to delete == I ended to vote to close this project on Meta. It has gone on long enough and is going nowhere fast. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 17:35, 2 November 2006 (UTC) :thank you!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:14, 2 November 2006 (UTC) ::Ah, finally. Its about time they closed that one up. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 00:59, 3 November 2006 (UTC) :::Great news :) - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:24, 6 November 2006 (UTC) == Administrators == Are there any active administrators/bureaucrats here anymore? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 16:33, 5 November 2006 (UTC) :Not really ;) [[User:h2g2bob]], our friendly bureaucrat, expressed a desire to resume contributing, but beyond that, the admins have been largely inactive. - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 16:46, 10 November 2006 (UTC) ::I apologize for not being active for a few months. I'm still around, I've just been busy with classes, etc. A teacher's life is a busy one. To make things worse, I haven't had internet access for about a month or more. I'll see if I can make time to contribute more regularly again. :) Oh, and my "email this user" works, so if there's something that needs admin intervention (like MediaWiki stuff), you can still get ahold of me, even if it may be a little while before I get it taken care of. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 19:46, 28 November 2006 (UTC) == Interwiki link == How do you link to Simple Witionary from another wiki project?--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:38, 8 November 2006 (UTC) :Either <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>; if you're on a Simple English project, use <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or, if you're on a Wiktionary, use <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 12:19, 9 November 2006 (UTC) == MediaWiki:Common.css == Hi, can we import some styles (specifically the <tt>messagebox</tt> class, and maybe some of its subclasses as well) from [[:w:MediaWiki:Common.css]] into [[MediaWiki:Common.css]]? This is purely for cosmetic reasons, but some of the templates that we have (including [[Template:Delete]]) use the <tt>messagebox</tt> class, which is not defined here. (P.S. This requires an admin) Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 16:40, 10 November 2006 (UTC) :I have gone ahead and asked for a temporary +sysop on meta, and have imported all CSS classes from the Simple English Wikipedia (with the exception of CommonsTicker-related styles). Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:19, 18 November 2006 (UTC) == Example sentences == In a dictionary such as this, I think it's important that the example sentences actually ''exemplify'' the use of a defined word rather than simply include it. Consider the following examples: #''There was a '''book''' on the table.'' #''He finished reading, closed the '''book''', and put it down.'' In the first sentence, '''book''' could be almost anything, animate or inanimate, of a size suitable for being on tables. The second sentence, in contrast, shows that '''book''' is related to reading and that it can be held and closed. This second sentence exemplifies '''book''', while the first simply uses it. We should also try to exemplify the syntactic properties of defined words. '''Notwithstanding''', for instance, is an unusual preposition in that it can appear after the noun. Thus, examples showing both pre- and post-noun usage would be useful. Similarly, nouns that have both countable and uncountable senses should have example sentences showing these. And so on. Finally, it would also be good to try to identify and show strong [[:en:collocation | collocations]]. Some good tools for this are [http://193.133.140.102/JustTheWord/ Just the Word] and Mark Davies's [http://view.byu.edu/ VIEW] interface to the [[w:British_National_Corpus|BNC]]. These can also provide authentic example sentences. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 00:32, 11 November 2006 (UTC) == Question == Who is father of Education ''<small>—This unsigned comment was added by</small>''<small> [[User:164.100.216.2|164.100.216.2]] ([[User talk:164.100.216.2|talk]] • [[Special:Contributions/164.100.216.2|contribs]]) 07:48, 16 November 2006 (UTC{{{3|}}})</small> :Hi, this is a forum for discussing topics related to the Simple English Wiktionary. Perhaps you could try looking for information on the [[:w:Main Page|Simple English Wikipedia]], or the [[:w:en:Main Page|English Wikipedia]]. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 15:50, 17 November 2006 (UTC) ::I'm a native English speaker and I don't know the answer to your question. Put your question on [[Wiktionary:Requested definitions]]. Also say on that page where you saw those words being used. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:39, 25 November 2006 (UTC) == Edit buttons gone == What happened to our edit buttons? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 14:30, 25 November 2006 (UTC) :Edit buttons? - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 14:32, 25 November 2006 (UTC) ::I don't know what to call them. When you were editing something, there was a row of buttons at the top of the edit window: bold, italics, math, signatures, etc. They're not there anymore. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:33, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :::Check your preferences. Check on the 'Editing' tab that the box is ticked to show the toolbar. [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 11:54, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::::Yes, it's checked. The tool bar was there on Friday and gone on Saturday. I haven't changed anything. I take it, then, that others still have their tool bar? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:36, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :::::I turned them off in my preferences and turned them back on and now they're back again. Something a programmer might have a look at. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 19:34, 28 November 2006 (UTC) == Pictures == My idea: all nouns need pictures in the definitions. Writers need ideas about copyright and about finding pictures. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 19:55, 25 November 2006 (UTC) I did it! I put a picture in! See [[wire]]. I think all definitions need pictures. Is that good? Did I do it right? I found the picture in Wikimedia Commons. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 20:37, 26 November 2006 (UTC) :Well done! Many nouns already have pictures with them. Many other nouns, however, are too abstract for a picture. Put one in where it makes sense. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:18, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks. I'm having some problems formatting the pages with the pictures. I want the pictures near the top so people will see them immediately. On the page [[wave]] the picture covered some of the words. I put many "nbsp" so that it doesn't cover the words. But I think that will not work well for all browser windows. There must be a good way to do it. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 04:06, 27 November 2006 (UTC) The [[walk]] page now has a moving picture! --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 05:03, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :Cool! --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:29, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::Mostly I don't like moving pictures. It's hard to read when there is a moving picture on the page. But if I put it there, I like it. :-) Some people may not be able to see the moving picture. Some people may not be able to see any pictures. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:32, 27 November 2006 (UTC) OK, now I know how to put the pictures on the page in a good way. Put the picture. (Do not put "300px" if not needed.) Then put words that will be beside the picture. Then put <nowiki> <br style="clear:both"/> </nowiki>. Then put words that need to be under the picture. See [[angry]]. See also [[:en:wikipedia:Wikipedia:Extended image syntax]]. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:42, 27 November 2006 (UTC) I think the words under the pictures are too small. Some people who are reading Simple English Wikipedia may be people who are learning to read. People who are learning to read need big letters. In [[trade]], I wrote <nowiki><big></nowiki> to make the letters bigger. Is that a good idea for all pictures? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 01:48, 1 December 2006 (UTC) :Why just the pictures? Actually, it's really easy for individual readers to change the font display size on their browsers. I'd leave it alone. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:27, 1 December 2006 (UTC) ::I don't think it's easy to change font size. On my browzer I see something to change font size, but I don't see something to change font size of letters under pictures and leave other font size the way it is. Do you know how to do that? Do many people who know Simple English but not English know how to do that? When I display the pictures without "big" the words under the pictures are littler than the other words on the page. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 04:46, 2 December 2006 (UTC) :::No, I meant change them all at once. On my browser, the fonts under the pictures are the same size as the other fonts. I don't know why they would be different for you, but different browsers will vary. At any rate, I still see no point in it. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 11:56, 2 December 2006 (UTC) == "Change this part" == I like where it says "change this page". That's Simple English. It seems friendly to me. But when a page has parts, it says "edit". It needs to say "Change this part." --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 05:56, 28 November 2006 (UTC) :Good point, Coppertwig. I'm glad to see some new users active here. I'll try to get this fixed this week or so, though I don't have time at this precise moment. :) I'm sure it is on MediaWiki somewhere under MediaWiki:Allmessages. If you can find it, that will speed up my job. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 19:50, 28 November 2006 (UTC) ::I'm way behind you. I've found [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/MediaWiki MediaWiki]. I've found [http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/MediaWiki_localization MediaWiki localisation]. I haven't found "MediaWiki:Allmessages" or "Allmessages" anywhere. Maybe if you tell me where to find that, then I can look through it for the edit message. :-) --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:09, 29 November 2006 (UTC) ::OK, found it! "editsection" in [[Special:Allmessages]]. (that was talked about in [[meta:Help:MediaWiki namespace]]). Maybe it should be "change this part". Maybe it should be simply "change". Maybe other messages need to be translated, too. Later. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 03:44, 30 November 2006 (UTC) == Babel boxes == Babel boxes on user pages don't work in Simple English Wiktionary? Does anyone know how to fix that? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:41, 29 November 2006 (UTC) :I may have found a way to do it, sort-of. I now have one userbox on my user page. I've put in a question at [[en:Wikipedia:Help desk]] asking what is the best way to implement Babel boxes. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 14:53, 30 November 2006 (UTC) ::OK, I got Babel boxes working! I just copied Template:Babel from English Wikipedia to Simple English Wikipedia. It looks like just words, but really it has computer words to make the Babel boxes work. We need to copy many pages like "Template:User de-2" from English Wikipedia to Simple English Wikipedia to make all Babel boxes work. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 01:29, 1 December 2006 (UTC) == Definitions == My ideas: Simple English needs to have only one definition for one word. I think the first definition for each word is the Simple English definition, and writers need to try to use only the first definition. But when there is a noun definition and a verb definition and they are very near, then those 2 definitions can be used. The first definition needs to be the most important one. A definition in Simple English can cover more things than the English definition. In English someone may say "bowl". "Bowl" is not BE850. In Simple English someone may say "basin" or "little basin" when talking about the same thing. The definition of "basin" in Simple English may be a little different from the English definition. Frequently two definitions for the same word in English can be one definition in Simple English. "Black" does not need one definition for a colour and another definition for an adjective saying that a thing has that colour. It is the same idea. The adjective is most frequent and most important. If someone uses it as a noun, people will understand. OK, maybe it needs two definitions because one is a noun and one is an adjective. But many other words can have one definition in Simple English for two definitions in English, because the Simple English definitions are simpler and cover more things. Little things that are different between two definitions in English are not important in Simple English. If someone writing a Wikipedia page needs to say an important difference between two things, the person needs to use a sentence to say the difference. Those are my ideas. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 14:04, 29 November 2006 (UTC) Example: [[apparatus]] has 3 definitions. I think they are all the same idea. (see picture.) I think they need to be 1 definition here. Maybe in English Wiktionary they need to be 3 definitions. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 14:06, 29 November 2006 (UTC) :I generally agree, but wouldn't take things quite this far. I think: :# Each word class should be represented and defined. For example, there should not be one definition that covers both adjective and noun, though the same definition could possibly be repeated with only minor changes. :# Rather than trying to tease apart individual senses of the word, I think we should aim for broad definitions that deal with the underlying similarity of the various senses. For example, Paul Nation gives the example of ''head'', which he defines as "the top or most important part, for example, head of your body, head of a match, head of an organisation." (''Learning Vocabulary in Another Language'', p. 92) :# Where there are multiple definitions, they should be sorted from most to least common. Similarly, the more common word class should be listed first. :# The BE850 is problematic because it has never been widely adopted and the word choices are often anachronistic. A better choice of words would be the [[Wiktionary:BNC_spoken_freq|BNC2000]]. :--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 17:00, 29 November 2006 (UTC) ::One more thing, Ogden, the sneaky guy, often specifically chose highly polysemous words to get more coverage from fewer words.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:12, 29 November 2006 (UTC) :::"Simple English" is not defined. Maybe we need to make a decision. Maybe we need to mark the first (or sometimes two) definitions on a page "Simple English" and mark the other ones "English". But maybe we would use too much time talking and not agreeing. Maybe it's good to just put the most frequent definition first. I would leave out very rare uses. :::Someone had the idea of asking the Wikimedia developers to make the Preview button show BE850 and BE1500 words in different colours. I think different underlining (<u>underlining</u> and <s>striking out</s>) is more useful because the colours show a link or no link. Hmm. It can be complex. Each user can choose in "my preferences" which list (BE850, BNC2000, etc.) marks the "Preview" when that user is changing a page. So we don't have to agree before we do that. (Forms of words, "make", "makes", "making" need to be used too.) --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 03:28, 30 November 2006 (UTC) ::::Currently only red and blue are used. Other colours could be employed in different ways. I think it might be more useful to use a star system, or simply a line at the top, similar to the current BE850 or AWL ones.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:37, 30 November 2006 (UTC) :::::We would need nine colours. Three possibilities (no link, good link, red link) times three possibilities (BE850, BE1500, not BE1500). I think it would be hard to remember what nine colours mean. I think underlining or something else is better. I don't understand what you mean by "star system", "line at the top", or "AWL". --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 04:41, 2 December 2006 (UTC) ::::::By a "star system", I meant something like the movies, where the most common words would get 3 or 4 stars, less frequent words would fewer, and rare words would get none. As for the AWL, that's the Academic Word List, see [[theory]] for an example.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:00, 2 December 2006 (UTC) :::Maybe BNC2000 or BNC1000 is more useful than BE850. (BE850 doesn't have "big" or "small". It has "attempt" but not "try". It has "carriage" but not "car".) But the BE850 has a good page on this Wiktionary. The page is easy to use. I can look and see if a word is in BE850. The BNC1000 needs a page like that. The BNC1000 page is too long. I need a short page with the BNC1000 words starting at the top of the page, and only one form for each word, and many words on one line, like the [[BE850]] page. I think I can make a page like that. Is that a good idea? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 03:54, 30 November 2006 (UTC) ::::Different people have different purposes. If you feel such a list would be useful, go ahead and make it.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:37, 30 November 2006 (UTC) 13208 2006-12-02T17:29:03Z Brett 77 /* Benchmarks! */ '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |}__NEWSECTIONLINK__ ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some countries, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) ==Category capitalization== Shall categories begin with upper cases or not? I am asking this because I have found different uses of upper and lower cases at [[Special:Categories]].--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 13:36, 14 April 2006 (UTC) :I had the same question a while back, though I asked it somewhere else. I think that categories should all be lowercase unless they are proper nouns, so that they work just like the entry titles. I'd say that you can go ahead an [[Wiktionary:Be bold|boldly]] change it, and if someone doesn't like it or has a better idea, they can change it back. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:33, 18 April 2006 (UTC) :If you do change it, don't forget to change the templates that refer to those categories, so that they put the words in the new place. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:22, 20 April 2006 (UTC) ::I see that [[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] has not worked on (or at least has not completed) changing the categories. I have completely changed my mind regarding them. The reason that articles in the (main) namespace are lowercase is to show the word as it is really meant to be and to distinguish between proper names and other words. This does not apply to categories or appendices (I just created the first appendix, [[:Appendix:Prepositions]]), though it should still apply to templates so that we don't have to type a capital letter every time we insert a template. Categories and appendices are ''groups'' of these words, and so should be capitalized regularly, just as they are in other projects. I am changing categories accordingly. Other thoughts? As I mentioned above, if we decide I'm wrong, we can boldly change it back. :) Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:54, 15 May 2006 (UTC) :::Hello. I have not been here until now as I was too busy administering other Wiki sites. As I am now an admin at eight Wiki sites, I am unsure how often I will come here. Article names at Wiktionary should not be automatically upper cases, but for categories, I do not really mind whether upper or lower cases. In case you want to talk to me but I am inactive here, I suggest leaving a message at my talk page at Wiktionary, Wikipedia, or Wikisource in English version that I administer.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:55, 4 November 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == WikiReader == What do we think about publishing a WikiReader with the BE850 and BE1500? I'd be happy to do most of the work behind it (exporting to PDF, managing download site etc). [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 12:00, 19 May 2006 (UTC) :I'm thinking we should probably have them mostly done before we worry about that, but other than that, sound good. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 19:03, 23 May 2006 (UTC) == Translations == Other Wiktionaries add translations for words into other languages. SEWiktionary is meant to give definitions of English words using simple English, so if we did add translations, we would not include those other words here, but only link to other wiktionaries. For example, if we translated "heavy" (meaning having a lot of weight), the Spanish is "pesado." We might link to the English Wiktionary page on [[:en:pesado]] or to the Spanish Wiktionary [[:es:pesado]]. These would be interwiki links, but under a translation section, not an "in other languages" sidebar interwiki, since each meaning should be translated separately. I think there are pros and cons to this idea. The pros are that our focus audience are people who are do not know much English, and many of them only know it as a second language, so a translation into their own language could be quite useful. The cons are that we are focused on English words. A translation would be a distraction from our focus. Also, that niche is already filled by the English Wiktionary. I think our focus should stay firmly fixed on simple English definitions of English words. Feel free to comment. We'll do what the community decides, of course. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:08, 21 May 2006 (UTC) :I suppose that this simple English Wiktionary is for definitions from simple English to simple English only, right? This should be good enough since more complex contents should go to regular English Wiktionary.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:58, 4 November 2006 (UTC) ::Simple English Wikipedia pages need to use some hard English words. I think Simple English Wiktionary needs definitions in simple English for those hard English words. It also needs definitions in simple English for simple English words. I think it's a good idea to link to English Wiktionary for translations. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:46, 25 November 2006 (UTC) ::Question: the word "kind": is it a noun in simple English? or an adjective? or both? How do we know or decide these questions? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:46, 25 November 2006 (UTC) :::Both. Word classes do not change in simple English. Does this answer your question? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:16, 27 November 2006 (UTC) == Etymologies/word histories == Another thing that has come up is the question of etymologies. English Wiktionary and others show the etymology of each word, and tend to have the earlier forms as separate entries. Because we are focused on English words (that is, Modern English), we would not include those early forms separately, but we could include unlinked word origins/etymologies. Again, there are pros and cons. Etymologies could be difficult to understand for someone who doesn't know much English. Additionally, they are not our focus, and could be a distraction. Plus, English Wiktionary already does that more effectively. On the other hand, I think it is cool to show where words come from, and this can help people understand why a word is spelled a particular way, I think. English orthography is one of the hardest parts of learning English, but knowing where a word comes from helps significantly in understanding its orthography (spelling). That said, teaching English is not our goal here, any more than it is the goal of Simple English Wikipedia. We are writing a dictionary here, not an English 101 textbook. If people use us to learn English, that is their own choice, but it is not our focus. I guess I could go either way on this one. I tentatively '''support''' adding etymologies to words. What do all of you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:16, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == How detailed do we go? == In articles such as that for [[sad]], some users have obvioulsy gone to a great deal of trouble to flesh out all sorts of synonyms, related words, etc. Unfortunately, few of the words are very simple (or even useful. For example, on the [[sad]] page we have ''glum'' as a synonym.) I think this kind of detail needs to be pared back to avoid being overwhelming to English language learners. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:26, 16 July 2006 (UTC) :Yeah, I was the one who put all those synonyms and antonyms on there. I still think it is useful, and it is obvious that they are synonyms, etc. by their placement, but I guess I did go a little overboard. But this wiktionary should not be limited to Simple English words. It should include all English words, but the definitions should be limited to simple English. People may find the word [[glum]] and wonder what it means, but not be able to understand the English Wiktionary definition. We need that entry here, and its connection to [[sad]] seems very logical. I think [[lugubrious]] should be cut out sooner than [[glum]]. Limiting the synonyms and antonyms may be useful in some ways, but we are about including information, not leaving it out. We might even want to include (for example) a main synonym section, and later on a section on ''other synonyms''. I don't know. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:44, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::Indeed, we should have articles for simple words and other words, so there should eventually be an entry for ''glum'', ''lugubrious'' and whatever else you can come up with. However, a typical user who is looking up the word ''sad'', will not benefit from ''glum''. The user who looks up ''glum'', on the other hand, may well benefit from being told that ''sad'' is a synonym as they will likely have no idea what ''glum'' means, but may very well understand ''sad''. ::Furthermore, you write, "we are about including information, not leaving it out." To the contrary! Knowing what to leave out is at least as important as knowing what to put in. A 20-page dictionary entry on ''run'' is neither simple nor useful. This is, after all, a dictionary, not a thesaurus or an encyclopedia. If the user who looks up ''sad'' is looking specifically for uncommon synonyms, they're using a wrench to drive in a nail.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:58, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::*Well how else do you expect people to look for uncommon synonyms, except by starting with a common word? Perhaps we can put common synonyms right there on the page, while listing rare ones separately on a thesaurus-like page. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 07:07, 31 July 2006 (UTC) ::::If they're looking for uncommon synonyms, they should use a thesaurus, not a dictionary.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 11:27, 31 July 2006 (UTC) :::::Hey Brett, I really enjoyed your wrench-nail analogy. Kappa is referring to what EWikt has done in its Wikisaurus sub-project. We could do something similar here if people are interested in the idea. But either way, most dictionaries include at least some synonyms, and I think we should do so, too. You have a point when you say that glum should link to sad, but not necessarily sad to glum. Maybe if we tend to limit it to the first five or so most common synonyms and antonyms, it will be useful but not overboard. We can always change it later if we change our minds, etc. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:08, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ==Workshop== The following was posted by Adam Kilgarriff on the Corpora mailing list ---- LEXICOM-ASIA 2006 A Workshop in Lexicography and Lexical Computing Venue: Kowloon, Hong Kong Hosts: Language Centre, Hong Kong Univ of Science and Technology Dates: December 11th-15th, 2006 Led by Adam Kilgarriff and Michael Rundell of the Lexicography MasterClass, Lexicom is an intensive one-week workshop, with seminars on theoretical issues alternating with practical sessions at the computer. There will be some parallel 'lexicographic' and 'computational' sessions. Topics to be covered include: * corpus creation * corpus analysis: o software and corpus querying o discovering word senses, recording contextual information * writing dictionary entries * dictionary databases and writing systems * using web data Applications are invited from people with interests and experience in any of these areas. Over the last six years Lexicom has attracted 200 participants from 28 countries including lexicographers, computational linguists, professors, research students, translators, terminologists, and editors, managers and technical support staff from dictionary publishers and information management companies. The venue, HKUST, is beautifully situated on Clearwater Bay in Kowloon, only 30 minutes from central Hong Kong. To register for Lexicom, go to: http://lc.ust.hk/~centre/lexi2006/ Early registration is advised (the Workshop has been oversubscribed in previous years), and registrations received before 7th October 2006 carry a discounted fee. Further details, including reports of past events can be found at: http://www.lexmasterclass.com. Michael Rundell & Adam Kilgarriff The Lexicography MasterClass --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 13:31, 28 September 2006 (UTC) == Logo discussion == Greetings, I apologise for writing in English. There is a discussion about the logo for Wiktionary at [[meta:Wiktionary/logo]]. Please go there and help us decide. Please also put this message on your community page. Thank you. -[[meta:User:Dbmag9|Dbmag9]] (copied here from [[talk:Main Page]] by [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:39, 23 July 2006 (UTC)) == Most linked article == Is there a way to find the article with the most links? In particular, I'm interested in finding the most-linked-to article that doesn't yet exist.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 21:19, 27 July 2006 (UTC) *You need [[Special:Mostlinked]], and in particular [[Special:Wantedpages]]. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 23:03, 27 July 2006 (UTC) == Benchmarks! == I think [[now]] was the 700th. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:51, 2 August 2006 (UTC) :Congratulations, everyone! Great work. Let's keep it up. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:02, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ===750=== [[lucky]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ===800=== [[benefit]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:27, 14 August 2006 (UTC) ===900=== [[legislation]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:21, 12 September 2006 (UTC) ===Almost 1000=== A virtual beer to the user who adds the 1000th word!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 20:03, 3 November 2006 (UTC) : [[brush]]! Hooray! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 03:35, 7 November 2006 (UTC) ::Make it two beers! Well done, PTO!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:23, 8 November 2006 (UTC) ===1200=== [[globe]]: another century mark!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 17:29, 2 December 2006 (UTC) == A different idea == I recently had an idea for a sort of word rating system. This would show the SE user how difficult/complicated the word is considered by native speakers, and perhaps even include an easier and/or more challenging (for the basic words) alternative. I'm thinking of a kind of thermometer look, maybe up in the right-hand corner. It would have something like four or five degrees, including: basic or easy (from the BE850, words like [[do]], [[cold]], and [[woman]]), fairly basic or fairly easy (BE1500 or so, words like [[sink]], [[math]], and [[trust]]), medium or intermediate (about regular conversation level, somewhat less common than BE1500, words like [[complete]], [[freezing]], and [[feminine]]), fairly advanced or fairly hard (more complex or difficult a concept or term, words like [[nondescript]], [[anthropology]], and [[uncharacteristic]]), and advanced or hard (for jargon and other much less common words such as [[sodium benzoate]], [[sesquipedalian]], and [[indefatigable]]). We can tweak these levels or add new ones if/when we feel they are warranted. What do you all think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 10:07, 3 August 2006 (UTC) :I think it's a good idea, but I think basing it on BE is a bad idea, no matter how much you like BE. BE was not intended to choose the most simple or frequent words, but to bring together a list of words that would be sufficient to communicate any idea. Instead, I think we should base it on frequency counts, in the same way that the [http://www.longman.com/ldoce/ Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English] does. I think that using [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/nation.aspx Paul Nation]'s word counts would be a great place to start. He counts 'word families', so that ''run'', ''running'', ''runner'', etc. are all counted together. His counts are broken into 1000-word bands and are [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/range%20BNC.zip available] for free.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ::Though different organizations have different frequency counts, I think the idea is a sound one, and I think that there are many other word lists which would do a better job than BE. The only reason I've stuck with BE this long is because it was already there, and fairly convenient, not to mention a good place to start creating words. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 02:28, 14 August 2006 (UTC) :::I asked Paul Nation, and he wrote, "The lists are freely available for whoever wants to use them." Have a look.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:09, 15 August 2006 (UTC) ::::After looking at the BNC spoken frequency lists, I think you're right. I much prefer the way that these lists are set up, and it is nice to see not only the word but all its variations. I think it is much better. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 01:40, 24 August 2006 (UTC) == Move to [[Wiktionary talk:Simple talk]]? == I just want to throw up the idea of moving this page to the Wiktionary talk namespace. The advantage is that when editing a talk page [[MediaWiki:Talkpagetext]] is shown to the user. It would also leave this page open for FaQ's or something. Just an idea. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 14:55, 5 August 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for your input, Gerard. Nice to know you're still around every once in a while. You have a valid point about the talk page text being shown at the top of the page. It might be worth it to move it. However, I don't really care for the FAQ idea personally. It is supposed to be a simple *talk* page, so it should be something related to talk, even if it just redirects to its own talk page or explains how simple talk works. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 00:46, 24 August 2006 (UTC) ==Survivors?== I decided to come here and help out the project, after I saw the request for deletion at Meta. Personally, I would hate to see a project with this much potential die. <br><br> So, my question. How many regularly editing people are left? I noticed that a bureaucrat and two administrators haven't edited in a fairly long time, with the only admin exception seeming to be Cromwellt. Just give a shout here, I suppose. Thanks! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 21:49, 17 October 2006 (UTC) :Very few it seems, although I don't think ''left'' is the right word. There don't ever appear to have been many contributing memebers. Welcome though. Could I suggest you try to avoid difficult words in your definitions? For example, for ''approval'', you wrote "Formal permission or sanction." both words are less common than the word you're defining, and ''sanction'' is significantly less common. Just a suggestion. The participation is appreciated, though.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:30, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the suggestion. I used the word "left" because I had spent a while reading talk archives. This place seemed to be a lot more active back in Febuary. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 01:54, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ==Word of the Day== It seems the WotD has effectively died. Should we destroy the category/template for the word of the day as well? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 23:46, 25 October 2006 (UTC) Yes. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:13, 27 October 2006 (UTC) :I haven't checked if you deleted the cat/template for WotD, but I think it will probably be revived eventually (hopefully), so maybe deleting it was unnecessary. Then again, we can always recreate those I guess. No biggie. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 19:43, 28 November 2006 (UTC) == Vote to delete == I ended to vote to close this project on Meta. It has gone on long enough and is going nowhere fast. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 17:35, 2 November 2006 (UTC) :thank you!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:14, 2 November 2006 (UTC) ::Ah, finally. Its about time they closed that one up. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 00:59, 3 November 2006 (UTC) :::Great news :) - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:24, 6 November 2006 (UTC) == Administrators == Are there any active administrators/bureaucrats here anymore? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 16:33, 5 November 2006 (UTC) :Not really ;) [[User:h2g2bob]], our friendly bureaucrat, expressed a desire to resume contributing, but beyond that, the admins have been largely inactive. - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 16:46, 10 November 2006 (UTC) ::I apologize for not being active for a few months. I'm still around, I've just been busy with classes, etc. A teacher's life is a busy one. To make things worse, I haven't had internet access for about a month or more. I'll see if I can make time to contribute more regularly again. :) Oh, and my "email this user" works, so if there's something that needs admin intervention (like MediaWiki stuff), you can still get ahold of me, even if it may be a little while before I get it taken care of. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 19:46, 28 November 2006 (UTC) == Interwiki link == How do you link to Simple Witionary from another wiki project?--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:38, 8 November 2006 (UTC) :Either <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>; if you're on a Simple English project, use <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or, if you're on a Wiktionary, use <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 12:19, 9 November 2006 (UTC) == MediaWiki:Common.css == Hi, can we import some styles (specifically the <tt>messagebox</tt> class, and maybe some of its subclasses as well) from [[:w:MediaWiki:Common.css]] into [[MediaWiki:Common.css]]? This is purely for cosmetic reasons, but some of the templates that we have (including [[Template:Delete]]) use the <tt>messagebox</tt> class, which is not defined here. (P.S. This requires an admin) Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 16:40, 10 November 2006 (UTC) :I have gone ahead and asked for a temporary +sysop on meta, and have imported all CSS classes from the Simple English Wikipedia (with the exception of CommonsTicker-related styles). Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:19, 18 November 2006 (UTC) == Example sentences == In a dictionary such as this, I think it's important that the example sentences actually ''exemplify'' the use of a defined word rather than simply include it. Consider the following examples: #''There was a '''book''' on the table.'' #''He finished reading, closed the '''book''', and put it down.'' In the first sentence, '''book''' could be almost anything, animate or inanimate, of a size suitable for being on tables. The second sentence, in contrast, shows that '''book''' is related to reading and that it can be held and closed. This second sentence exemplifies '''book''', while the first simply uses it. We should also try to exemplify the syntactic properties of defined words. '''Notwithstanding''', for instance, is an unusual preposition in that it can appear after the noun. Thus, examples showing both pre- and post-noun usage would be useful. Similarly, nouns that have both countable and uncountable senses should have example sentences showing these. And so on. Finally, it would also be good to try to identify and show strong [[:en:collocation | collocations]]. Some good tools for this are [http://193.133.140.102/JustTheWord/ Just the Word] and Mark Davies's [http://view.byu.edu/ VIEW] interface to the [[w:British_National_Corpus|BNC]]. These can also provide authentic example sentences. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 00:32, 11 November 2006 (UTC) == Question == Who is father of Education ''<small>—This unsigned comment was added by</small>''<small> [[User:164.100.216.2|164.100.216.2]] ([[User talk:164.100.216.2|talk]] • [[Special:Contributions/164.100.216.2|contribs]]) 07:48, 16 November 2006 (UTC{{{3|}}})</small> :Hi, this is a forum for discussing topics related to the Simple English Wiktionary. Perhaps you could try looking for information on the [[:w:Main Page|Simple English Wikipedia]], or the [[:w:en:Main Page|English Wikipedia]]. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 15:50, 17 November 2006 (UTC) ::I'm a native English speaker and I don't know the answer to your question. Put your question on [[Wiktionary:Requested definitions]]. Also say on that page where you saw those words being used. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:39, 25 November 2006 (UTC) == Edit buttons gone == What happened to our edit buttons? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 14:30, 25 November 2006 (UTC) :Edit buttons? - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 14:32, 25 November 2006 (UTC) ::I don't know what to call them. When you were editing something, there was a row of buttons at the top of the edit window: bold, italics, math, signatures, etc. They're not there anymore. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:33, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :::Check your preferences. Check on the 'Editing' tab that the box is ticked to show the toolbar. [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 11:54, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::::Yes, it's checked. The tool bar was there on Friday and gone on Saturday. I haven't changed anything. I take it, then, that others still have their tool bar? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:36, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :::::I turned them off in my preferences and turned them back on and now they're back again. Something a programmer might have a look at. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 19:34, 28 November 2006 (UTC) == Pictures == My idea: all nouns need pictures in the definitions. Writers need ideas about copyright and about finding pictures. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 19:55, 25 November 2006 (UTC) I did it! I put a picture in! See [[wire]]. I think all definitions need pictures. Is that good? Did I do it right? I found the picture in Wikimedia Commons. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 20:37, 26 November 2006 (UTC) :Well done! Many nouns already have pictures with them. Many other nouns, however, are too abstract for a picture. Put one in where it makes sense. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:18, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks. I'm having some problems formatting the pages with the pictures. I want the pictures near the top so people will see them immediately. On the page [[wave]] the picture covered some of the words. I put many "nbsp" so that it doesn't cover the words. But I think that will not work well for all browser windows. There must be a good way to do it. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 04:06, 27 November 2006 (UTC) The [[walk]] page now has a moving picture! --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 05:03, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :Cool! --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:29, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::Mostly I don't like moving pictures. It's hard to read when there is a moving picture on the page. But if I put it there, I like it. :-) Some people may not be able to see the moving picture. Some people may not be able to see any pictures. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:32, 27 November 2006 (UTC) OK, now I know how to put the pictures on the page in a good way. Put the picture. (Do not put "300px" if not needed.) Then put words that will be beside the picture. Then put <nowiki> <br style="clear:both"/> </nowiki>. Then put words that need to be under the picture. See [[angry]]. See also [[:en:wikipedia:Wikipedia:Extended image syntax]]. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:42, 27 November 2006 (UTC) I think the words under the pictures are too small. Some people who are reading Simple English Wikipedia may be people who are learning to read. People who are learning to read need big letters. In [[trade]], I wrote <nowiki><big></nowiki> to make the letters bigger. Is that a good idea for all pictures? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 01:48, 1 December 2006 (UTC) :Why just the pictures? Actually, it's really easy for individual readers to change the font display size on their browsers. I'd leave it alone. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:27, 1 December 2006 (UTC) ::I don't think it's easy to change font size. On my browzer I see something to change font size, but I don't see something to change font size of letters under pictures and leave other font size the way it is. Do you know how to do that? Do many people who know Simple English but not English know how to do that? When I display the pictures without "big" the words under the pictures are littler than the other words on the page. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 04:46, 2 December 2006 (UTC) :::No, I meant change them all at once. On my browser, the fonts under the pictures are the same size as the other fonts. I don't know why they would be different for you, but different browsers will vary. At any rate, I still see no point in it. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 11:56, 2 December 2006 (UTC) == "Change this part" == I like where it says "change this page". That's Simple English. It seems friendly to me. But when a page has parts, it says "edit". It needs to say "Change this part." --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 05:56, 28 November 2006 (UTC) :Good point, Coppertwig. I'm glad to see some new users active here. I'll try to get this fixed this week or so, though I don't have time at this precise moment. :) I'm sure it is on MediaWiki somewhere under MediaWiki:Allmessages. If you can find it, that will speed up my job. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 19:50, 28 November 2006 (UTC) ::I'm way behind you. I've found [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/MediaWiki MediaWiki]. I've found [http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/MediaWiki_localization MediaWiki localisation]. I haven't found "MediaWiki:Allmessages" or "Allmessages" anywhere. Maybe if you tell me where to find that, then I can look through it for the edit message. :-) --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:09, 29 November 2006 (UTC) ::OK, found it! "editsection" in [[Special:Allmessages]]. (that was talked about in [[meta:Help:MediaWiki namespace]]). Maybe it should be "change this part". Maybe it should be simply "change". Maybe other messages need to be translated, too. Later. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 03:44, 30 November 2006 (UTC) == Babel boxes == Babel boxes on user pages don't work in Simple English Wiktionary? Does anyone know how to fix that? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:41, 29 November 2006 (UTC) :I may have found a way to do it, sort-of. I now have one userbox on my user page. I've put in a question at [[en:Wikipedia:Help desk]] asking what is the best way to implement Babel boxes. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 14:53, 30 November 2006 (UTC) ::OK, I got Babel boxes working! I just copied Template:Babel from English Wikipedia to Simple English Wikipedia. It looks like just words, but really it has computer words to make the Babel boxes work. We need to copy many pages like "Template:User de-2" from English Wikipedia to Simple English Wikipedia to make all Babel boxes work. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 01:29, 1 December 2006 (UTC) == Definitions == My ideas: Simple English needs to have only one definition for one word. I think the first definition for each word is the Simple English definition, and writers need to try to use only the first definition. But when there is a noun definition and a verb definition and they are very near, then those 2 definitions can be used. The first definition needs to be the most important one. A definition in Simple English can cover more things than the English definition. In English someone may say "bowl". "Bowl" is not BE850. In Simple English someone may say "basin" or "little basin" when talking about the same thing. The definition of "basin" in Simple English may be a little different from the English definition. Frequently two definitions for the same word in English can be one definition in Simple English. "Black" does not need one definition for a colour and another definition for an adjective saying that a thing has that colour. It is the same idea. The adjective is most frequent and most important. If someone uses it as a noun, people will understand. OK, maybe it needs two definitions because one is a noun and one is an adjective. But many other words can have one definition in Simple English for two definitions in English, because the Simple English definitions are simpler and cover more things. Little things that are different between two definitions in English are not important in Simple English. If someone writing a Wikipedia page needs to say an important difference between two things, the person needs to use a sentence to say the difference. Those are my ideas. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 14:04, 29 November 2006 (UTC) Example: [[apparatus]] has 3 definitions. I think they are all the same idea. (see picture.) I think they need to be 1 definition here. Maybe in English Wiktionary they need to be 3 definitions. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 14:06, 29 November 2006 (UTC) :I generally agree, but wouldn't take things quite this far. I think: :# Each word class should be represented and defined. For example, there should not be one definition that covers both adjective and noun, though the same definition could possibly be repeated with only minor changes. :# Rather than trying to tease apart individual senses of the word, I think we should aim for broad definitions that deal with the underlying similarity of the various senses. For example, Paul Nation gives the example of ''head'', which he defines as "the top or most important part, for example, head of your body, head of a match, head of an organisation." (''Learning Vocabulary in Another Language'', p. 92) :# Where there are multiple definitions, they should be sorted from most to least common. Similarly, the more common word class should be listed first. :# The BE850 is problematic because it has never been widely adopted and the word choices are often anachronistic. A better choice of words would be the [[Wiktionary:BNC_spoken_freq|BNC2000]]. :--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 17:00, 29 November 2006 (UTC) ::One more thing, Ogden, the sneaky guy, often specifically chose highly polysemous words to get more coverage from fewer words.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:12, 29 November 2006 (UTC) :::"Simple English" is not defined. Maybe we need to make a decision. Maybe we need to mark the first (or sometimes two) definitions on a page "Simple English" and mark the other ones "English". But maybe we would use too much time talking and not agreeing. Maybe it's good to just put the most frequent definition first. I would leave out very rare uses. :::Someone had the idea of asking the Wikimedia developers to make the Preview button show BE850 and BE1500 words in different colours. I think different underlining (<u>underlining</u> and <s>striking out</s>) is more useful because the colours show a link or no link. Hmm. It can be complex. Each user can choose in "my preferences" which list (BE850, BNC2000, etc.) marks the "Preview" when that user is changing a page. So we don't have to agree before we do that. (Forms of words, "make", "makes", "making" need to be used too.) --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 03:28, 30 November 2006 (UTC) ::::Currently only red and blue are used. Other colours could be employed in different ways. I think it might be more useful to use a star system, or simply a line at the top, similar to the current BE850 or AWL ones.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:37, 30 November 2006 (UTC) :::::We would need nine colours. Three possibilities (no link, good link, red link) times three possibilities (BE850, BE1500, not BE1500). I think it would be hard to remember what nine colours mean. I think underlining or something else is better. I don't understand what you mean by "star system", "line at the top", or "AWL". --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 04:41, 2 December 2006 (UTC) ::::::By a "star system", I meant something like the movies, where the most common words would get 3 or 4 stars, less frequent words would fewer, and rare words would get none. As for the AWL, that's the Academic Word List, see [[theory]] for an example.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:00, 2 December 2006 (UTC) :::Maybe BNC2000 or BNC1000 is more useful than BE850. (BE850 doesn't have "big" or "small". It has "attempt" but not "try". It has "carriage" but not "car".) But the BE850 has a good page on this Wiktionary. The page is easy to use. I can look and see if a word is in BE850. The BNC1000 needs a page like that. The BNC1000 page is too long. I need a short page with the BNC1000 words starting at the top of the page, and only one form for each word, and many words on one line, like the [[BE850]] page. I think I can make a page like that. Is that a good idea? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 03:54, 30 November 2006 (UTC) ::::Different people have different purposes. If you feel such a list would be useful, go ahead and make it.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:37, 30 November 2006 (UTC) 13233 2006-12-03T15:37:21Z Coppertwig 139 Making the computer make many pages easily '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |}__NEWSECTIONLINK__ ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some countries, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) ==Category capitalization== Shall categories begin with upper cases or not? I am asking this because I have found different uses of upper and lower cases at [[Special:Categories]].--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 13:36, 14 April 2006 (UTC) :I had the same question a while back, though I asked it somewhere else. I think that categories should all be lowercase unless they are proper nouns, so that they work just like the entry titles. I'd say that you can go ahead an [[Wiktionary:Be bold|boldly]] change it, and if someone doesn't like it or has a better idea, they can change it back. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:33, 18 April 2006 (UTC) :If you do change it, don't forget to change the templates that refer to those categories, so that they put the words in the new place. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:22, 20 April 2006 (UTC) ::I see that [[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] has not worked on (or at least has not completed) changing the categories. I have completely changed my mind regarding them. The reason that articles in the (main) namespace are lowercase is to show the word as it is really meant to be and to distinguish between proper names and other words. This does not apply to categories or appendices (I just created the first appendix, [[:Appendix:Prepositions]]), though it should still apply to templates so that we don't have to type a capital letter every time we insert a template. Categories and appendices are ''groups'' of these words, and so should be capitalized regularly, just as they are in other projects. I am changing categories accordingly. Other thoughts? As I mentioned above, if we decide I'm wrong, we can boldly change it back. :) Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:54, 15 May 2006 (UTC) :::Hello. I have not been here until now as I was too busy administering other Wiki sites. As I am now an admin at eight Wiki sites, I am unsure how often I will come here. Article names at Wiktionary should not be automatically upper cases, but for categories, I do not really mind whether upper or lower cases. In case you want to talk to me but I am inactive here, I suggest leaving a message at my talk page at Wiktionary, Wikipedia, or Wikisource in English version that I administer.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:55, 4 November 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == WikiReader == What do we think about publishing a WikiReader with the BE850 and BE1500? I'd be happy to do most of the work behind it (exporting to PDF, managing download site etc). [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 12:00, 19 May 2006 (UTC) :I'm thinking we should probably have them mostly done before we worry about that, but other than that, sound good. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 19:03, 23 May 2006 (UTC) == Translations == Other Wiktionaries add translations for words into other languages. SEWiktionary is meant to give definitions of English words using simple English, so if we did add translations, we would not include those other words here, but only link to other wiktionaries. For example, if we translated "heavy" (meaning having a lot of weight), the Spanish is "pesado." We might link to the English Wiktionary page on [[:en:pesado]] or to the Spanish Wiktionary [[:es:pesado]]. These would be interwiki links, but under a translation section, not an "in other languages" sidebar interwiki, since each meaning should be translated separately. I think there are pros and cons to this idea. The pros are that our focus audience are people who are do not know much English, and many of them only know it as a second language, so a translation into their own language could be quite useful. The cons are that we are focused on English words. A translation would be a distraction from our focus. Also, that niche is already filled by the English Wiktionary. I think our focus should stay firmly fixed on simple English definitions of English words. Feel free to comment. We'll do what the community decides, of course. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:08, 21 May 2006 (UTC) :I suppose that this simple English Wiktionary is for definitions from simple English to simple English only, right? This should be good enough since more complex contents should go to regular English Wiktionary.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:58, 4 November 2006 (UTC) ::Simple English Wikipedia pages need to use some hard English words. I think Simple English Wiktionary needs definitions in simple English for those hard English words. It also needs definitions in simple English for simple English words. I think it's a good idea to link to English Wiktionary for translations. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:46, 25 November 2006 (UTC) ::Question: the word "kind": is it a noun in simple English? or an adjective? or both? How do we know or decide these questions? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:46, 25 November 2006 (UTC) :::Both. Word classes do not change in simple English. Does this answer your question? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:16, 27 November 2006 (UTC) == Etymologies/word histories == Another thing that has come up is the question of etymologies. English Wiktionary and others show the etymology of each word, and tend to have the earlier forms as separate entries. Because we are focused on English words (that is, Modern English), we would not include those early forms separately, but we could include unlinked word origins/etymologies. Again, there are pros and cons. Etymologies could be difficult to understand for someone who doesn't know much English. Additionally, they are not our focus, and could be a distraction. Plus, English Wiktionary already does that more effectively. On the other hand, I think it is cool to show where words come from, and this can help people understand why a word is spelled a particular way, I think. English orthography is one of the hardest parts of learning English, but knowing where a word comes from helps significantly in understanding its orthography (spelling). That said, teaching English is not our goal here, any more than it is the goal of Simple English Wikipedia. We are writing a dictionary here, not an English 101 textbook. If people use us to learn English, that is their own choice, but it is not our focus. I guess I could go either way on this one. I tentatively '''support''' adding etymologies to words. What do all of you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:16, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == How detailed do we go? == In articles such as that for [[sad]], some users have obvioulsy gone to a great deal of trouble to flesh out all sorts of synonyms, related words, etc. Unfortunately, few of the words are very simple (or even useful. For example, on the [[sad]] page we have ''glum'' as a synonym.) I think this kind of detail needs to be pared back to avoid being overwhelming to English language learners. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:26, 16 July 2006 (UTC) :Yeah, I was the one who put all those synonyms and antonyms on there. I still think it is useful, and it is obvious that they are synonyms, etc. by their placement, but I guess I did go a little overboard. But this wiktionary should not be limited to Simple English words. It should include all English words, but the definitions should be limited to simple English. People may find the word [[glum]] and wonder what it means, but not be able to understand the English Wiktionary definition. We need that entry here, and its connection to [[sad]] seems very logical. I think [[lugubrious]] should be cut out sooner than [[glum]]. Limiting the synonyms and antonyms may be useful in some ways, but we are about including information, not leaving it out. We might even want to include (for example) a main synonym section, and later on a section on ''other synonyms''. I don't know. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:44, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::Indeed, we should have articles for simple words and other words, so there should eventually be an entry for ''glum'', ''lugubrious'' and whatever else you can come up with. However, a typical user who is looking up the word ''sad'', will not benefit from ''glum''. The user who looks up ''glum'', on the other hand, may well benefit from being told that ''sad'' is a synonym as they will likely have no idea what ''glum'' means, but may very well understand ''sad''. ::Furthermore, you write, "we are about including information, not leaving it out." To the contrary! Knowing what to leave out is at least as important as knowing what to put in. A 20-page dictionary entry on ''run'' is neither simple nor useful. This is, after all, a dictionary, not a thesaurus or an encyclopedia. If the user who looks up ''sad'' is looking specifically for uncommon synonyms, they're using a wrench to drive in a nail.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:58, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::*Well how else do you expect people to look for uncommon synonyms, except by starting with a common word? Perhaps we can put common synonyms right there on the page, while listing rare ones separately on a thesaurus-like page. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 07:07, 31 July 2006 (UTC) ::::If they're looking for uncommon synonyms, they should use a thesaurus, not a dictionary.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 11:27, 31 July 2006 (UTC) :::::Hey Brett, I really enjoyed your wrench-nail analogy. Kappa is referring to what EWikt has done in its Wikisaurus sub-project. We could do something similar here if people are interested in the idea. But either way, most dictionaries include at least some synonyms, and I think we should do so, too. You have a point when you say that glum should link to sad, but not necessarily sad to glum. Maybe if we tend to limit it to the first five or so most common synonyms and antonyms, it will be useful but not overboard. We can always change it later if we change our minds, etc. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:08, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ==Workshop== The following was posted by Adam Kilgarriff on the Corpora mailing list ---- LEXICOM-ASIA 2006 A Workshop in Lexicography and Lexical Computing Venue: Kowloon, Hong Kong Hosts: Language Centre, Hong Kong Univ of Science and Technology Dates: December 11th-15th, 2006 Led by Adam Kilgarriff and Michael Rundell of the Lexicography MasterClass, Lexicom is an intensive one-week workshop, with seminars on theoretical issues alternating with practical sessions at the computer. There will be some parallel 'lexicographic' and 'computational' sessions. Topics to be covered include: * corpus creation * corpus analysis: o software and corpus querying o discovering word senses, recording contextual information * writing dictionary entries * dictionary databases and writing systems * using web data Applications are invited from people with interests and experience in any of these areas. Over the last six years Lexicom has attracted 200 participants from 28 countries including lexicographers, computational linguists, professors, research students, translators, terminologists, and editors, managers and technical support staff from dictionary publishers and information management companies. The venue, HKUST, is beautifully situated on Clearwater Bay in Kowloon, only 30 minutes from central Hong Kong. To register for Lexicom, go to: http://lc.ust.hk/~centre/lexi2006/ Early registration is advised (the Workshop has been oversubscribed in previous years), and registrations received before 7th October 2006 carry a discounted fee. Further details, including reports of past events can be found at: http://www.lexmasterclass.com. Michael Rundell & Adam Kilgarriff The Lexicography MasterClass --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 13:31, 28 September 2006 (UTC) == Logo discussion == Greetings, I apologise for writing in English. There is a discussion about the logo for Wiktionary at [[meta:Wiktionary/logo]]. Please go there and help us decide. Please also put this message on your community page. Thank you. -[[meta:User:Dbmag9|Dbmag9]] (copied here from [[talk:Main Page]] by [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:39, 23 July 2006 (UTC)) == Most linked article == Is there a way to find the article with the most links? In particular, I'm interested in finding the most-linked-to article that doesn't yet exist.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 21:19, 27 July 2006 (UTC) *You need [[Special:Mostlinked]], and in particular [[Special:Wantedpages]]. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 23:03, 27 July 2006 (UTC) == Benchmarks! == I think [[now]] was the 700th. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:51, 2 August 2006 (UTC) :Congratulations, everyone! Great work. Let's keep it up. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:02, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ===750=== [[lucky]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ===800=== [[benefit]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:27, 14 August 2006 (UTC) ===900=== [[legislation]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:21, 12 September 2006 (UTC) ===Almost 1000=== A virtual beer to the user who adds the 1000th word!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 20:03, 3 November 2006 (UTC) : [[brush]]! Hooray! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 03:35, 7 November 2006 (UTC) ::Make it two beers! Well done, PTO!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:23, 8 November 2006 (UTC) ===1200=== [[globe]]: another century mark!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 17:29, 2 December 2006 (UTC) == A different idea == I recently had an idea for a sort of word rating system. This would show the SE user how difficult/complicated the word is considered by native speakers, and perhaps even include an easier and/or more challenging (for the basic words) alternative. I'm thinking of a kind of thermometer look, maybe up in the right-hand corner. It would have something like four or five degrees, including: basic or easy (from the BE850, words like [[do]], [[cold]], and [[woman]]), fairly basic or fairly easy (BE1500 or so, words like [[sink]], [[math]], and [[trust]]), medium or intermediate (about regular conversation level, somewhat less common than BE1500, words like [[complete]], [[freezing]], and [[feminine]]), fairly advanced or fairly hard (more complex or difficult a concept or term, words like [[nondescript]], [[anthropology]], and [[uncharacteristic]]), and advanced or hard (for jargon and other much less common words such as [[sodium benzoate]], [[sesquipedalian]], and [[indefatigable]]). We can tweak these levels or add new ones if/when we feel they are warranted. What do you all think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 10:07, 3 August 2006 (UTC) :I think it's a good idea, but I think basing it on BE is a bad idea, no matter how much you like BE. BE was not intended to choose the most simple or frequent words, but to bring together a list of words that would be sufficient to communicate any idea. Instead, I think we should base it on frequency counts, in the same way that the [http://www.longman.com/ldoce/ Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English] does. I think that using [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/nation.aspx Paul Nation]'s word counts would be a great place to start. He counts 'word families', so that ''run'', ''running'', ''runner'', etc. are all counted together. His counts are broken into 1000-word bands and are [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/range%20BNC.zip available] for free.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ::Though different organizations have different frequency counts, I think the idea is a sound one, and I think that there are many other word lists which would do a better job than BE. The only reason I've stuck with BE this long is because it was already there, and fairly convenient, not to mention a good place to start creating words. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 02:28, 14 August 2006 (UTC) :::I asked Paul Nation, and he wrote, "The lists are freely available for whoever wants to use them." Have a look.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:09, 15 August 2006 (UTC) ::::After looking at the BNC spoken frequency lists, I think you're right. I much prefer the way that these lists are set up, and it is nice to see not only the word but all its variations. I think it is much better. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 01:40, 24 August 2006 (UTC) == Move to [[Wiktionary talk:Simple talk]]? == I just want to throw up the idea of moving this page to the Wiktionary talk namespace. The advantage is that when editing a talk page [[MediaWiki:Talkpagetext]] is shown to the user. It would also leave this page open for FaQ's or something. Just an idea. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 14:55, 5 August 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for your input, Gerard. Nice to know you're still around every once in a while. You have a valid point about the talk page text being shown at the top of the page. It might be worth it to move it. However, I don't really care for the FAQ idea personally. It is supposed to be a simple *talk* page, so it should be something related to talk, even if it just redirects to its own talk page or explains how simple talk works. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 00:46, 24 August 2006 (UTC) ==Survivors?== I decided to come here and help out the project, after I saw the request for deletion at Meta. Personally, I would hate to see a project with this much potential die. <br><br> So, my question. How many regularly editing people are left? I noticed that a bureaucrat and two administrators haven't edited in a fairly long time, with the only admin exception seeming to be Cromwellt. Just give a shout here, I suppose. Thanks! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 21:49, 17 October 2006 (UTC) :Very few it seems, although I don't think ''left'' is the right word. There don't ever appear to have been many contributing memebers. Welcome though. Could I suggest you try to avoid difficult words in your definitions? For example, for ''approval'', you wrote "Formal permission or sanction." both words are less common than the word you're defining, and ''sanction'' is significantly less common. Just a suggestion. The participation is appreciated, though.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:30, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the suggestion. I used the word "left" because I had spent a while reading talk archives. This place seemed to be a lot more active back in Febuary. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 01:54, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ==Word of the Day== It seems the WotD has effectively died. Should we destroy the category/template for the word of the day as well? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 23:46, 25 October 2006 (UTC) Yes. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:13, 27 October 2006 (UTC) :I haven't checked if you deleted the cat/template for WotD, but I think it will probably be revived eventually (hopefully), so maybe deleting it was unnecessary. Then again, we can always recreate those I guess. No biggie. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 19:43, 28 November 2006 (UTC) == Vote to delete == I ended to vote to close this project on Meta. It has gone on long enough and is going nowhere fast. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 17:35, 2 November 2006 (UTC) :thank you!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:14, 2 November 2006 (UTC) ::Ah, finally. Its about time they closed that one up. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 00:59, 3 November 2006 (UTC) :::Great news :) - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:24, 6 November 2006 (UTC) == Administrators == Are there any active administrators/bureaucrats here anymore? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 16:33, 5 November 2006 (UTC) :Not really ;) [[User:h2g2bob]], our friendly bureaucrat, expressed a desire to resume contributing, but beyond that, the admins have been largely inactive. - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 16:46, 10 November 2006 (UTC) ::I apologize for not being active for a few months. I'm still around, I've just been busy with classes, etc. A teacher's life is a busy one. To make things worse, I haven't had internet access for about a month or more. I'll see if I can make time to contribute more regularly again. :) Oh, and my "email this user" works, so if there's something that needs admin intervention (like MediaWiki stuff), you can still get ahold of me, even if it may be a little while before I get it taken care of. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 19:46, 28 November 2006 (UTC) == Interwiki link == How do you link to Simple Witionary from another wiki project?--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:38, 8 November 2006 (UTC) :Either <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>; if you're on a Simple English project, use <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or, if you're on a Wiktionary, use <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 12:19, 9 November 2006 (UTC) == MediaWiki:Common.css == Hi, can we import some styles (specifically the <tt>messagebox</tt> class, and maybe some of its subclasses as well) from [[:w:MediaWiki:Common.css]] into [[MediaWiki:Common.css]]? This is purely for cosmetic reasons, but some of the templates that we have (including [[Template:Delete]]) use the <tt>messagebox</tt> class, which is not defined here. (P.S. This requires an admin) Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 16:40, 10 November 2006 (UTC) :I have gone ahead and asked for a temporary +sysop on meta, and have imported all CSS classes from the Simple English Wikipedia (with the exception of CommonsTicker-related styles). Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:19, 18 November 2006 (UTC) == Example sentences == In a dictionary such as this, I think it's important that the example sentences actually ''exemplify'' the use of a defined word rather than simply include it. Consider the following examples: #''There was a '''book''' on the table.'' #''He finished reading, closed the '''book''', and put it down.'' In the first sentence, '''book''' could be almost anything, animate or inanimate, of a size suitable for being on tables. The second sentence, in contrast, shows that '''book''' is related to reading and that it can be held and closed. This second sentence exemplifies '''book''', while the first simply uses it. We should also try to exemplify the syntactic properties of defined words. '''Notwithstanding''', for instance, is an unusual preposition in that it can appear after the noun. Thus, examples showing both pre- and post-noun usage would be useful. Similarly, nouns that have both countable and uncountable senses should have example sentences showing these. And so on. Finally, it would also be good to try to identify and show strong [[:en:collocation | collocations]]. Some good tools for this are [http://193.133.140.102/JustTheWord/ Just the Word] and Mark Davies's [http://view.byu.edu/ VIEW] interface to the [[w:British_National_Corpus|BNC]]. These can also provide authentic example sentences. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 00:32, 11 November 2006 (UTC) == Question == Who is father of Education ''<small>—This unsigned comment was added by</small>''<small> [[User:164.100.216.2|164.100.216.2]] ([[User talk:164.100.216.2|talk]] • [[Special:Contributions/164.100.216.2|contribs]]) 07:48, 16 November 2006 (UTC{{{3|}}})</small> :Hi, this is a forum for discussing topics related to the Simple English Wiktionary. Perhaps you could try looking for information on the [[:w:Main Page|Simple English Wikipedia]], or the [[:w:en:Main Page|English Wikipedia]]. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 15:50, 17 November 2006 (UTC) ::I'm a native English speaker and I don't know the answer to your question. Put your question on [[Wiktionary:Requested definitions]]. Also say on that page where you saw those words being used. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:39, 25 November 2006 (UTC) == Edit buttons gone == What happened to our edit buttons? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 14:30, 25 November 2006 (UTC) :Edit buttons? - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 14:32, 25 November 2006 (UTC) ::I don't know what to call them. When you were editing something, there was a row of buttons at the top of the edit window: bold, italics, math, signatures, etc. They're not there anymore. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:33, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :::Check your preferences. Check on the 'Editing' tab that the box is ticked to show the toolbar. [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 11:54, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::::Yes, it's checked. The tool bar was there on Friday and gone on Saturday. I haven't changed anything. I take it, then, that others still have their tool bar? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:36, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :::::I turned them off in my preferences and turned them back on and now they're back again. Something a programmer might have a look at. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 19:34, 28 November 2006 (UTC) == Pictures == My idea: all nouns need pictures in the definitions. Writers need ideas about copyright and about finding pictures. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 19:55, 25 November 2006 (UTC) I did it! I put a picture in! See [[wire]]. I think all definitions need pictures. Is that good? Did I do it right? I found the picture in Wikimedia Commons. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 20:37, 26 November 2006 (UTC) :Well done! Many nouns already have pictures with them. Many other nouns, however, are too abstract for a picture. Put one in where it makes sense. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:18, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks. I'm having some problems formatting the pages with the pictures. I want the pictures near the top so people will see them immediately. On the page [[wave]] the picture covered some of the words. I put many "nbsp" so that it doesn't cover the words. But I think that will not work well for all browser windows. There must be a good way to do it. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 04:06, 27 November 2006 (UTC) The [[walk]] page now has a moving picture! --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 05:03, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :Cool! --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:29, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::Mostly I don't like moving pictures. It's hard to read when there is a moving picture on the page. But if I put it there, I like it. :-) Some people may not be able to see the moving picture. Some people may not be able to see any pictures. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:32, 27 November 2006 (UTC) OK, now I know how to put the pictures on the page in a good way. Put the picture. (Do not put "300px" if not needed.) Then put words that will be beside the picture. Then put <nowiki> <br style="clear:both"/> </nowiki>. Then put words that need to be under the picture. See [[angry]]. See also [[:en:wikipedia:Wikipedia:Extended image syntax]]. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:42, 27 November 2006 (UTC) I think the words under the pictures are too small. Some people who are reading Simple English Wikipedia may be people who are learning to read. People who are learning to read need big letters. In [[trade]], I wrote <nowiki><big></nowiki> to make the letters bigger. Is that a good idea for all pictures? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 01:48, 1 December 2006 (UTC) :Why just the pictures? Actually, it's really easy for individual readers to change the font display size on their browsers. I'd leave it alone. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:27, 1 December 2006 (UTC) ::I don't think it's easy to change font size. On my browzer I see something to change font size, but I don't see something to change font size of letters under pictures and leave other font size the way it is. Do you know how to do that? Do many people who know Simple English but not English know how to do that? When I display the pictures without "big" the words under the pictures are littler than the other words on the page. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 04:46, 2 December 2006 (UTC) :::No, I meant change them all at once. On my browser, the fonts under the pictures are the same size as the other fonts. I don't know why they would be different for you, but different browsers will vary. At any rate, I still see no point in it. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 11:56, 2 December 2006 (UTC) == "Change this part" == I like where it says "change this page". That's Simple English. It seems friendly to me. But when a page has parts, it says "edit". It needs to say "Change this part." --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 05:56, 28 November 2006 (UTC) :Good point, Coppertwig. I'm glad to see some new users active here. I'll try to get this fixed this week or so, though I don't have time at this precise moment. :) I'm sure it is on MediaWiki somewhere under MediaWiki:Allmessages. If you can find it, that will speed up my job. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 19:50, 28 November 2006 (UTC) ::I'm way behind you. I've found [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/MediaWiki MediaWiki]. I've found [http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/MediaWiki_localization MediaWiki localisation]. I haven't found "MediaWiki:Allmessages" or "Allmessages" anywhere. Maybe if you tell me where to find that, then I can look through it for the edit message. :-) --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:09, 29 November 2006 (UTC) ::OK, found it! "editsection" in [[Special:Allmessages]]. (that was talked about in [[meta:Help:MediaWiki namespace]]). Maybe it should be "change this part". Maybe it should be simply "change". Maybe other messages need to be translated, too. Later. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 03:44, 30 November 2006 (UTC) == Babel boxes == Babel boxes on user pages don't work in Simple English Wiktionary? Does anyone know how to fix that? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:41, 29 November 2006 (UTC) :I may have found a way to do it, sort-of. I now have one userbox on my user page. I've put in a question at [[en:Wikipedia:Help desk]] asking what is the best way to implement Babel boxes. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 14:53, 30 November 2006 (UTC) ::OK, I got Babel boxes working! I just copied Template:Babel from English Wikipedia to Simple English Wikipedia. It looks like just words, but really it has computer words to make the Babel boxes work. We need to copy many pages like "Template:User de-2" from English Wikipedia to Simple English Wikipedia to make all Babel boxes work. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 01:29, 1 December 2006 (UTC) == Definitions == My ideas: Simple English needs to have only one definition for one word. I think the first definition for each word is the Simple English definition, and writers need to try to use only the first definition. But when there is a noun definition and a verb definition and they are very near, then those 2 definitions can be used. The first definition needs to be the most important one. A definition in Simple English can cover more things than the English definition. In English someone may say "bowl". "Bowl" is not BE850. In Simple English someone may say "basin" or "little basin" when talking about the same thing. The definition of "basin" in Simple English may be a little different from the English definition. Frequently two definitions for the same word in English can be one definition in Simple English. "Black" does not need one definition for a colour and another definition for an adjective saying that a thing has that colour. It is the same idea. The adjective is most frequent and most important. If someone uses it as a noun, people will understand. OK, maybe it needs two definitions because one is a noun and one is an adjective. But many other words can have one definition in Simple English for two definitions in English, because the Simple English definitions are simpler and cover more things. Little things that are different between two definitions in English are not important in Simple English. If someone writing a Wikipedia page needs to say an important difference between two things, the person needs to use a sentence to say the difference. Those are my ideas. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 14:04, 29 November 2006 (UTC) Example: [[apparatus]] has 3 definitions. I think they are all the same idea. (see picture.) I think they need to be 1 definition here. Maybe in English Wiktionary they need to be 3 definitions. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 14:06, 29 November 2006 (UTC) :I generally agree, but wouldn't take things quite this far. I think: :# Each word class should be represented and defined. For example, there should not be one definition that covers both adjective and noun, though the same definition could possibly be repeated with only minor changes. :# Rather than trying to tease apart individual senses of the word, I think we should aim for broad definitions that deal with the underlying similarity of the various senses. For example, Paul Nation gives the example of ''head'', which he defines as "the top or most important part, for example, head of your body, head of a match, head of an organisation." (''Learning Vocabulary in Another Language'', p. 92) :# Where there are multiple definitions, they should be sorted from most to least common. Similarly, the more common word class should be listed first. :# The BE850 is problematic because it has never been widely adopted and the word choices are often anachronistic. A better choice of words would be the [[Wiktionary:BNC_spoken_freq|BNC2000]]. :--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 17:00, 29 November 2006 (UTC) ::One more thing, Ogden, the sneaky guy, often specifically chose highly polysemous words to get more coverage from fewer words.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:12, 29 November 2006 (UTC) :::"Simple English" is not defined. Maybe we need to make a decision. Maybe we need to mark the first (or sometimes two) definitions on a page "Simple English" and mark the other ones "English". But maybe we would use too much time talking and not agreeing. Maybe it's good to just put the most frequent definition first. I would leave out very rare uses. :::Someone had the idea of asking the Wikimedia developers to make the Preview button show BE850 and BE1500 words in different colours. I think different underlining (<u>underlining</u> and <s>striking out</s>) is more useful because the colours show a link or no link. Hmm. It can be complex. Each user can choose in "my preferences" which list (BE850, BNC2000, etc.) marks the "Preview" when that user is changing a page. So we don't have to agree before we do that. (Forms of words, "make", "makes", "making" need to be used too.) --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 03:28, 30 November 2006 (UTC) ::::Currently only red and blue are used. Other colours could be employed in different ways. I think it might be more useful to use a star system, or simply a line at the top, similar to the current BE850 or AWL ones.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:37, 30 November 2006 (UTC) :::::We would need nine colours. Three possibilities (no link, good link, red link) times three possibilities (BE850, BE1500, not BE1500). I think it would be hard to remember what nine colours mean. I think underlining or something else is better. I don't understand what you mean by "star system", "line at the top", or "AWL". --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 04:41, 2 December 2006 (UTC) ::::::By a "star system", I meant something like the movies, where the most common words would get 3 or 4 stars, less frequent words would fewer, and rare words would get none. As for the AWL, that's the Academic Word List, see [[theory]] for an example.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:00, 2 December 2006 (UTC) :::Maybe BNC2000 or BNC1000 is more useful than BE850. (BE850 doesn't have "big" or "small". It has "attempt" but not "try". It has "carriage" but not "car".) But the BE850 has a good page on this Wiktionary. The page is easy to use. I can look and see if a word is in BE850. The BNC1000 needs a page like that. The BNC1000 page is too long. I need a short page with the BNC1000 words starting at the top of the page, and only one form for each word, and many words on one line, like the [[BE850]] page. I think I can make a page like that. Is that a good idea? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 03:54, 30 November 2006 (UTC) ::::Different people have different purposes. If you feel such a list would be useful, go ahead and make it.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:37, 30 November 2006 (UTC) == Making the computer make many pages easily == I want to make the computer make many pages. It is hard to make a big number of pages one at a time. I want to copy all language templates like "User de-3" from English Wikipedia to Simple English Wikipedia. Maybe an administrator or sysop can do that easily. I also want to make many redirects. healthier-->health, summers-->summer for example. I want to write a list of words that need redirects and make the computer make them easily. Maybe I will ask at the [[:en:wikipedia:Help Desk|English Wikipedia Help Desk]]. Is this a good idea? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 15:37, 3 December 2006 (UTC) 13234 2006-12-03T15:43:36Z Coppertwig 139 /* How detailed do we go? */ a little number of synonyms '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |}__NEWSECTIONLINK__ ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some countries, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) ==Category capitalization== Shall categories begin with upper cases or not? I am asking this because I have found different uses of upper and lower cases at [[Special:Categories]].--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 13:36, 14 April 2006 (UTC) :I had the same question a while back, though I asked it somewhere else. I think that categories should all be lowercase unless they are proper nouns, so that they work just like the entry titles. I'd say that you can go ahead an [[Wiktionary:Be bold|boldly]] change it, and if someone doesn't like it or has a better idea, they can change it back. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:33, 18 April 2006 (UTC) :If you do change it, don't forget to change the templates that refer to those categories, so that they put the words in the new place. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:22, 20 April 2006 (UTC) ::I see that [[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] has not worked on (or at least has not completed) changing the categories. I have completely changed my mind regarding them. The reason that articles in the (main) namespace are lowercase is to show the word as it is really meant to be and to distinguish between proper names and other words. This does not apply to categories or appendices (I just created the first appendix, [[:Appendix:Prepositions]]), though it should still apply to templates so that we don't have to type a capital letter every time we insert a template. Categories and appendices are ''groups'' of these words, and so should be capitalized regularly, just as they are in other projects. I am changing categories accordingly. Other thoughts? As I mentioned above, if we decide I'm wrong, we can boldly change it back. :) Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:54, 15 May 2006 (UTC) :::Hello. I have not been here until now as I was too busy administering other Wiki sites. As I am now an admin at eight Wiki sites, I am unsure how often I will come here. Article names at Wiktionary should not be automatically upper cases, but for categories, I do not really mind whether upper or lower cases. In case you want to talk to me but I am inactive here, I suggest leaving a message at my talk page at Wiktionary, Wikipedia, or Wikisource in English version that I administer.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:55, 4 November 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == WikiReader == What do we think about publishing a WikiReader with the BE850 and BE1500? I'd be happy to do most of the work behind it (exporting to PDF, managing download site etc). [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 12:00, 19 May 2006 (UTC) :I'm thinking we should probably have them mostly done before we worry about that, but other than that, sound good. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 19:03, 23 May 2006 (UTC) == Translations == Other Wiktionaries add translations for words into other languages. SEWiktionary is meant to give definitions of English words using simple English, so if we did add translations, we would not include those other words here, but only link to other wiktionaries. For example, if we translated "heavy" (meaning having a lot of weight), the Spanish is "pesado." We might link to the English Wiktionary page on [[:en:pesado]] or to the Spanish Wiktionary [[:es:pesado]]. These would be interwiki links, but under a translation section, not an "in other languages" sidebar interwiki, since each meaning should be translated separately. I think there are pros and cons to this idea. The pros are that our focus audience are people who are do not know much English, and many of them only know it as a second language, so a translation into their own language could be quite useful. The cons are that we are focused on English words. A translation would be a distraction from our focus. Also, that niche is already filled by the English Wiktionary. I think our focus should stay firmly fixed on simple English definitions of English words. Feel free to comment. We'll do what the community decides, of course. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:08, 21 May 2006 (UTC) :I suppose that this simple English Wiktionary is for definitions from simple English to simple English only, right? This should be good enough since more complex contents should go to regular English Wiktionary.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:58, 4 November 2006 (UTC) ::Simple English Wikipedia pages need to use some hard English words. I think Simple English Wiktionary needs definitions in simple English for those hard English words. It also needs definitions in simple English for simple English words. I think it's a good idea to link to English Wiktionary for translations. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:46, 25 November 2006 (UTC) ::Question: the word "kind": is it a noun in simple English? or an adjective? or both? How do we know or decide these questions? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:46, 25 November 2006 (UTC) :::Both. Word classes do not change in simple English. Does this answer your question? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:16, 27 November 2006 (UTC) == Etymologies/word histories == Another thing that has come up is the question of etymologies. English Wiktionary and others show the etymology of each word, and tend to have the earlier forms as separate entries. Because we are focused on English words (that is, Modern English), we would not include those early forms separately, but we could include unlinked word origins/etymologies. Again, there are pros and cons. Etymologies could be difficult to understand for someone who doesn't know much English. Additionally, they are not our focus, and could be a distraction. Plus, English Wiktionary already does that more effectively. On the other hand, I think it is cool to show where words come from, and this can help people understand why a word is spelled a particular way, I think. English orthography is one of the hardest parts of learning English, but knowing where a word comes from helps significantly in understanding its orthography (spelling). That said, teaching English is not our goal here, any more than it is the goal of Simple English Wikipedia. We are writing a dictionary here, not an English 101 textbook. If people use us to learn English, that is their own choice, but it is not our focus. I guess I could go either way on this one. I tentatively '''support''' adding etymologies to words. What do all of you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:16, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == How detailed do we go? == In articles such as that for [[sad]], some users have obvioulsy gone to a great deal of trouble to flesh out all sorts of synonyms, related words, etc. Unfortunately, few of the words are very simple (or even useful. For example, on the [[sad]] page we have ''glum'' as a synonym.) I think this kind of detail needs to be pared back to avoid being overwhelming to English language learners. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:26, 16 July 2006 (UTC) :Yeah, I was the one who put all those synonyms and antonyms on there. I still think it is useful, and it is obvious that they are synonyms, etc. by their placement, but I guess I did go a little overboard. But this wiktionary should not be limited to Simple English words. It should include all English words, but the definitions should be limited to simple English. People may find the word [[glum]] and wonder what it means, but not be able to understand the English Wiktionary definition. We need that entry here, and its connection to [[sad]] seems very logical. I think [[lugubrious]] should be cut out sooner than [[glum]]. Limiting the synonyms and antonyms may be useful in some ways, but we are about including information, not leaving it out. We might even want to include (for example) a main synonym section, and later on a section on ''other synonyms''. I don't know. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:44, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::Indeed, we should have articles for simple words and other words, so there should eventually be an entry for ''glum'', ''lugubrious'' and whatever else you can come up with. However, a typical user who is looking up the word ''sad'', will not benefit from ''glum''. The user who looks up ''glum'', on the other hand, may well benefit from being told that ''sad'' is a synonym as they will likely have no idea what ''glum'' means, but may very well understand ''sad''. ::Furthermore, you write, "we are about including information, not leaving it out." To the contrary! Knowing what to leave out is at least as important as knowing what to put in. A 20-page dictionary entry on ''run'' is neither simple nor useful. This is, after all, a dictionary, not a thesaurus or an encyclopedia. If the user who looks up ''sad'' is looking specifically for uncommon synonyms, they're using a wrench to drive in a nail.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:58, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::*Well how else do you expect people to look for uncommon synonyms, except by starting with a common word? Perhaps we can put common synonyms right there on the page, while listing rare ones separately on a thesaurus-like page. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 07:07, 31 July 2006 (UTC) ::::If they're looking for uncommon synonyms, they should use a thesaurus, not a dictionary.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 11:27, 31 July 2006 (UTC) :::::Hey Brett, I really enjoyed your wrench-nail analogy. Kappa is referring to what EWikt has done in its Wikisaurus sub-project. We could do something similar here if people are interested in the idea. But either way, most dictionaries include at least some synonyms, and I think we should do so, too. You have a point when you say that glum should link to sad, but not necessarily sad to glum. Maybe if we tend to limit it to the first five or so most common synonyms and antonyms, it will be useful but not overboard. We can always change it later if we change our minds, etc. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:08, 3 August 2006 (UTC) :::::I have used a wrench to drive in a nail. It works well. People who want many synonyms can look in English Wiktionary. I think a little number of synonyms here are able to be useful too. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 15:43, 3 December 2006 (UTC) ==Workshop== The following was posted by Adam Kilgarriff on the Corpora mailing list ---- LEXICOM-ASIA 2006 A Workshop in Lexicography and Lexical Computing Venue: Kowloon, Hong Kong Hosts: Language Centre, Hong Kong Univ of Science and Technology Dates: December 11th-15th, 2006 Led by Adam Kilgarriff and Michael Rundell of the Lexicography MasterClass, Lexicom is an intensive one-week workshop, with seminars on theoretical issues alternating with practical sessions at the computer. There will be some parallel 'lexicographic' and 'computational' sessions. Topics to be covered include: * corpus creation * corpus analysis: o software and corpus querying o discovering word senses, recording contextual information * writing dictionary entries * dictionary databases and writing systems * using web data Applications are invited from people with interests and experience in any of these areas. Over the last six years Lexicom has attracted 200 participants from 28 countries including lexicographers, computational linguists, professors, research students, translators, terminologists, and editors, managers and technical support staff from dictionary publishers and information management companies. The venue, HKUST, is beautifully situated on Clearwater Bay in Kowloon, only 30 minutes from central Hong Kong. To register for Lexicom, go to: http://lc.ust.hk/~centre/lexi2006/ Early registration is advised (the Workshop has been oversubscribed in previous years), and registrations received before 7th October 2006 carry a discounted fee. Further details, including reports of past events can be found at: http://www.lexmasterclass.com. Michael Rundell & Adam Kilgarriff The Lexicography MasterClass --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 13:31, 28 September 2006 (UTC) == Logo discussion == Greetings, I apologise for writing in English. There is a discussion about the logo for Wiktionary at [[meta:Wiktionary/logo]]. Please go there and help us decide. Please also put this message on your community page. Thank you. -[[meta:User:Dbmag9|Dbmag9]] (copied here from [[talk:Main Page]] by [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:39, 23 July 2006 (UTC)) == Most linked article == Is there a way to find the article with the most links? In particular, I'm interested in finding the most-linked-to article that doesn't yet exist.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 21:19, 27 July 2006 (UTC) *You need [[Special:Mostlinked]], and in particular [[Special:Wantedpages]]. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 23:03, 27 July 2006 (UTC) == Benchmarks! == I think [[now]] was the 700th. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:51, 2 August 2006 (UTC) :Congratulations, everyone! Great work. Let's keep it up. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:02, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ===750=== [[lucky]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ===800=== [[benefit]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:27, 14 August 2006 (UTC) ===900=== [[legislation]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:21, 12 September 2006 (UTC) ===Almost 1000=== A virtual beer to the user who adds the 1000th word!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 20:03, 3 November 2006 (UTC) : [[brush]]! Hooray! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 03:35, 7 November 2006 (UTC) ::Make it two beers! Well done, PTO!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:23, 8 November 2006 (UTC) ===1200=== [[globe]]: another century mark!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 17:29, 2 December 2006 (UTC) == A different idea == I recently had an idea for a sort of word rating system. This would show the SE user how difficult/complicated the word is considered by native speakers, and perhaps even include an easier and/or more challenging (for the basic words) alternative. I'm thinking of a kind of thermometer look, maybe up in the right-hand corner. It would have something like four or five degrees, including: basic or easy (from the BE850, words like [[do]], [[cold]], and [[woman]]), fairly basic or fairly easy (BE1500 or so, words like [[sink]], [[math]], and [[trust]]), medium or intermediate (about regular conversation level, somewhat less common than BE1500, words like [[complete]], [[freezing]], and [[feminine]]), fairly advanced or fairly hard (more complex or difficult a concept or term, words like [[nondescript]], [[anthropology]], and [[uncharacteristic]]), and advanced or hard (for jargon and other much less common words such as [[sodium benzoate]], [[sesquipedalian]], and [[indefatigable]]). We can tweak these levels or add new ones if/when we feel they are warranted. What do you all think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 10:07, 3 August 2006 (UTC) :I think it's a good idea, but I think basing it on BE is a bad idea, no matter how much you like BE. BE was not intended to choose the most simple or frequent words, but to bring together a list of words that would be sufficient to communicate any idea. Instead, I think we should base it on frequency counts, in the same way that the [http://www.longman.com/ldoce/ Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English] does. I think that using [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/nation.aspx Paul Nation]'s word counts would be a great place to start. He counts 'word families', so that ''run'', ''running'', ''runner'', etc. are all counted together. His counts are broken into 1000-word bands and are [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/range%20BNC.zip available] for free.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ::Though different organizations have different frequency counts, I think the idea is a sound one, and I think that there are many other word lists which would do a better job than BE. The only reason I've stuck with BE this long is because it was already there, and fairly convenient, not to mention a good place to start creating words. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 02:28, 14 August 2006 (UTC) :::I asked Paul Nation, and he wrote, "The lists are freely available for whoever wants to use them." Have a look.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:09, 15 August 2006 (UTC) ::::After looking at the BNC spoken frequency lists, I think you're right. I much prefer the way that these lists are set up, and it is nice to see not only the word but all its variations. I think it is much better. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 01:40, 24 August 2006 (UTC) == Move to [[Wiktionary talk:Simple talk]]? == I just want to throw up the idea of moving this page to the Wiktionary talk namespace. The advantage is that when editing a talk page [[MediaWiki:Talkpagetext]] is shown to the user. It would also leave this page open for FaQ's or something. Just an idea. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 14:55, 5 August 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for your input, Gerard. Nice to know you're still around every once in a while. You have a valid point about the talk page text being shown at the top of the page. It might be worth it to move it. However, I don't really care for the FAQ idea personally. It is supposed to be a simple *talk* page, so it should be something related to talk, even if it just redirects to its own talk page or explains how simple talk works. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 00:46, 24 August 2006 (UTC) ==Survivors?== I decided to come here and help out the project, after I saw the request for deletion at Meta. Personally, I would hate to see a project with this much potential die. <br><br> So, my question. How many regularly editing people are left? I noticed that a bureaucrat and two administrators haven't edited in a fairly long time, with the only admin exception seeming to be Cromwellt. Just give a shout here, I suppose. Thanks! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 21:49, 17 October 2006 (UTC) :Very few it seems, although I don't think ''left'' is the right word. There don't ever appear to have been many contributing memebers. Welcome though. Could I suggest you try to avoid difficult words in your definitions? For example, for ''approval'', you wrote "Formal permission or sanction." both words are less common than the word you're defining, and ''sanction'' is significantly less common. Just a suggestion. The participation is appreciated, though.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:30, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the suggestion. I used the word "left" because I had spent a while reading talk archives. This place seemed to be a lot more active back in Febuary. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 01:54, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ==Word of the Day== It seems the WotD has effectively died. Should we destroy the category/template for the word of the day as well? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 23:46, 25 October 2006 (UTC) Yes. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:13, 27 October 2006 (UTC) :I haven't checked if you deleted the cat/template for WotD, but I think it will probably be revived eventually (hopefully), so maybe deleting it was unnecessary. Then again, we can always recreate those I guess. No biggie. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 19:43, 28 November 2006 (UTC) == Vote to delete == I ended to vote to close this project on Meta. It has gone on long enough and is going nowhere fast. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 17:35, 2 November 2006 (UTC) :thank you!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:14, 2 November 2006 (UTC) ::Ah, finally. Its about time they closed that one up. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 00:59, 3 November 2006 (UTC) :::Great news :) - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:24, 6 November 2006 (UTC) == Administrators == Are there any active administrators/bureaucrats here anymore? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 16:33, 5 November 2006 (UTC) :Not really ;) [[User:h2g2bob]], our friendly bureaucrat, expressed a desire to resume contributing, but beyond that, the admins have been largely inactive. - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 16:46, 10 November 2006 (UTC) ::I apologize for not being active for a few months. I'm still around, I've just been busy with classes, etc. A teacher's life is a busy one. To make things worse, I haven't had internet access for about a month or more. I'll see if I can make time to contribute more regularly again. :) Oh, and my "email this user" works, so if there's something that needs admin intervention (like MediaWiki stuff), you can still get ahold of me, even if it may be a little while before I get it taken care of. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 19:46, 28 November 2006 (UTC) == Interwiki link == How do you link to Simple Witionary from another wiki project?--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:38, 8 November 2006 (UTC) :Either <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>; if you're on a Simple English project, use <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or, if you're on a Wiktionary, use <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 12:19, 9 November 2006 (UTC) == MediaWiki:Common.css == Hi, can we import some styles (specifically the <tt>messagebox</tt> class, and maybe some of its subclasses as well) from [[:w:MediaWiki:Common.css]] into [[MediaWiki:Common.css]]? This is purely for cosmetic reasons, but some of the templates that we have (including [[Template:Delete]]) use the <tt>messagebox</tt> class, which is not defined here. (P.S. This requires an admin) Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 16:40, 10 November 2006 (UTC) :I have gone ahead and asked for a temporary +sysop on meta, and have imported all CSS classes from the Simple English Wikipedia (with the exception of CommonsTicker-related styles). Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:19, 18 November 2006 (UTC) == Example sentences == In a dictionary such as this, I think it's important that the example sentences actually ''exemplify'' the use of a defined word rather than simply include it. Consider the following examples: #''There was a '''book''' on the table.'' #''He finished reading, closed the '''book''', and put it down.'' In the first sentence, '''book''' could be almost anything, animate or inanimate, of a size suitable for being on tables. The second sentence, in contrast, shows that '''book''' is related to reading and that it can be held and closed. This second sentence exemplifies '''book''', while the first simply uses it. We should also try to exemplify the syntactic properties of defined words. '''Notwithstanding''', for instance, is an unusual preposition in that it can appear after the noun. Thus, examples showing both pre- and post-noun usage would be useful. Similarly, nouns that have both countable and uncountable senses should have example sentences showing these. And so on. Finally, it would also be good to try to identify and show strong [[:en:collocation | collocations]]. Some good tools for this are [http://193.133.140.102/JustTheWord/ Just the Word] and Mark Davies's [http://view.byu.edu/ VIEW] interface to the [[w:British_National_Corpus|BNC]]. These can also provide authentic example sentences. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 00:32, 11 November 2006 (UTC) == Question == Who is father of Education ''<small>—This unsigned comment was added by</small>''<small> [[User:164.100.216.2|164.100.216.2]] ([[User talk:164.100.216.2|talk]] • [[Special:Contributions/164.100.216.2|contribs]]) 07:48, 16 November 2006 (UTC{{{3|}}})</small> :Hi, this is a forum for discussing topics related to the Simple English Wiktionary. Perhaps you could try looking for information on the [[:w:Main Page|Simple English Wikipedia]], or the [[:w:en:Main Page|English Wikipedia]]. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 15:50, 17 November 2006 (UTC) ::I'm a native English speaker and I don't know the answer to your question. Put your question on [[Wiktionary:Requested definitions]]. Also say on that page where you saw those words being used. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:39, 25 November 2006 (UTC) == Edit buttons gone == What happened to our edit buttons? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 14:30, 25 November 2006 (UTC) :Edit buttons? - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 14:32, 25 November 2006 (UTC) ::I don't know what to call them. When you were editing something, there was a row of buttons at the top of the edit window: bold, italics, math, signatures, etc. They're not there anymore. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:33, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :::Check your preferences. Check on the 'Editing' tab that the box is ticked to show the toolbar. [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 11:54, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::::Yes, it's checked. The tool bar was there on Friday and gone on Saturday. I haven't changed anything. I take it, then, that others still have their tool bar? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:36, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :::::I turned them off in my preferences and turned them back on and now they're back again. Something a programmer might have a look at. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 19:34, 28 November 2006 (UTC) == Pictures == My idea: all nouns need pictures in the definitions. Writers need ideas about copyright and about finding pictures. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 19:55, 25 November 2006 (UTC) I did it! I put a picture in! See [[wire]]. I think all definitions need pictures. Is that good? Did I do it right? I found the picture in Wikimedia Commons. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 20:37, 26 November 2006 (UTC) :Well done! Many nouns already have pictures with them. Many other nouns, however, are too abstract for a picture. Put one in where it makes sense. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:18, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks. I'm having some problems formatting the pages with the pictures. I want the pictures near the top so people will see them immediately. On the page [[wave]] the picture covered some of the words. I put many "nbsp" so that it doesn't cover the words. But I think that will not work well for all browser windows. There must be a good way to do it. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 04:06, 27 November 2006 (UTC) The [[walk]] page now has a moving picture! --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 05:03, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :Cool! --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:29, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::Mostly I don't like moving pictures. It's hard to read when there is a moving picture on the page. But if I put it there, I like it. :-) Some people may not be able to see the moving picture. Some people may not be able to see any pictures. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:32, 27 November 2006 (UTC) OK, now I know how to put the pictures on the page in a good way. Put the picture. (Do not put "300px" if not needed.) Then put words that will be beside the picture. Then put <nowiki> <br style="clear:both"/> </nowiki>. Then put words that need to be under the picture. See [[angry]]. See also [[:en:wikipedia:Wikipedia:Extended image syntax]]. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:42, 27 November 2006 (UTC) I think the words under the pictures are too small. Some people who are reading Simple English Wikipedia may be people who are learning to read. People who are learning to read need big letters. In [[trade]], I wrote <nowiki><big></nowiki> to make the letters bigger. Is that a good idea for all pictures? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 01:48, 1 December 2006 (UTC) :Why just the pictures? Actually, it's really easy for individual readers to change the font display size on their browsers. I'd leave it alone. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:27, 1 December 2006 (UTC) ::I don't think it's easy to change font size. On my browzer I see something to change font size, but I don't see something to change font size of letters under pictures and leave other font size the way it is. Do you know how to do that? Do many people who know Simple English but not English know how to do that? When I display the pictures without "big" the words under the pictures are littler than the other words on the page. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 04:46, 2 December 2006 (UTC) :::No, I meant change them all at once. On my browser, the fonts under the pictures are the same size as the other fonts. I don't know why they would be different for you, but different browsers will vary. At any rate, I still see no point in it. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 11:56, 2 December 2006 (UTC) == "Change this part" == I like where it says "change this page". That's Simple English. It seems friendly to me. But when a page has parts, it says "edit". It needs to say "Change this part." --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 05:56, 28 November 2006 (UTC) :Good point, Coppertwig. I'm glad to see some new users active here. I'll try to get this fixed this week or so, though I don't have time at this precise moment. :) I'm sure it is on MediaWiki somewhere under MediaWiki:Allmessages. If you can find it, that will speed up my job. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 19:50, 28 November 2006 (UTC) ::I'm way behind you. I've found [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/MediaWiki MediaWiki]. I've found [http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/MediaWiki_localization MediaWiki localisation]. I haven't found "MediaWiki:Allmessages" or "Allmessages" anywhere. Maybe if you tell me where to find that, then I can look through it for the edit message. :-) --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:09, 29 November 2006 (UTC) ::OK, found it! "editsection" in [[Special:Allmessages]]. (that was talked about in [[meta:Help:MediaWiki namespace]]). Maybe it should be "change this part". Maybe it should be simply "change". Maybe other messages need to be translated, too. Later. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 03:44, 30 November 2006 (UTC) == Babel boxes == Babel boxes on user pages don't work in Simple English Wiktionary? Does anyone know how to fix that? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:41, 29 November 2006 (UTC) :I may have found a way to do it, sort-of. I now have one userbox on my user page. I've put in a question at [[en:Wikipedia:Help desk]] asking what is the best way to implement Babel boxes. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 14:53, 30 November 2006 (UTC) ::OK, I got Babel boxes working! I just copied Template:Babel from English Wikipedia to Simple English Wikipedia. It looks like just words, but really it has computer words to make the Babel boxes work. We need to copy many pages like "Template:User de-2" from English Wikipedia to Simple English Wikipedia to make all Babel boxes work. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 01:29, 1 December 2006 (UTC) == Definitions == My ideas: Simple English needs to have only one definition for one word. I think the first definition for each word is the Simple English definition, and writers need to try to use only the first definition. But when there is a noun definition and a verb definition and they are very near, then those 2 definitions can be used. The first definition needs to be the most important one. A definition in Simple English can cover more things than the English definition. In English someone may say "bowl". "Bowl" is not BE850. In Simple English someone may say "basin" or "little basin" when talking about the same thing. The definition of "basin" in Simple English may be a little different from the English definition. Frequently two definitions for the same word in English can be one definition in Simple English. "Black" does not need one definition for a colour and another definition for an adjective saying that a thing has that colour. It is the same idea. The adjective is most frequent and most important. If someone uses it as a noun, people will understand. OK, maybe it needs two definitions because one is a noun and one is an adjective. But many other words can have one definition in Simple English for two definitions in English, because the Simple English definitions are simpler and cover more things. Little things that are different between two definitions in English are not important in Simple English. If someone writing a Wikipedia page needs to say an important difference between two things, the person needs to use a sentence to say the difference. Those are my ideas. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 14:04, 29 November 2006 (UTC) Example: [[apparatus]] has 3 definitions. I think they are all the same idea. (see picture.) I think they need to be 1 definition here. Maybe in English Wiktionary they need to be 3 definitions. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 14:06, 29 November 2006 (UTC) :I generally agree, but wouldn't take things quite this far. I think: :# Each word class should be represented and defined. For example, there should not be one definition that covers both adjective and noun, though the same definition could possibly be repeated with only minor changes. :# Rather than trying to tease apart individual senses of the word, I think we should aim for broad definitions that deal with the underlying similarity of the various senses. For example, Paul Nation gives the example of ''head'', which he defines as "the top or most important part, for example, head of your body, head of a match, head of an organisation." (''Learning Vocabulary in Another Language'', p. 92) :# Where there are multiple definitions, they should be sorted from most to least common. Similarly, the more common word class should be listed first. :# The BE850 is problematic because it has never been widely adopted and the word choices are often anachronistic. A better choice of words would be the [[Wiktionary:BNC_spoken_freq|BNC2000]]. :--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 17:00, 29 November 2006 (UTC) ::One more thing, Ogden, the sneaky guy, often specifically chose highly polysemous words to get more coverage from fewer words.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:12, 29 November 2006 (UTC) :::"Simple English" is not defined. Maybe we need to make a decision. Maybe we need to mark the first (or sometimes two) definitions on a page "Simple English" and mark the other ones "English". But maybe we would use too much time talking and not agreeing. Maybe it's good to just put the most frequent definition first. I would leave out very rare uses. :::Someone had the idea of asking the Wikimedia developers to make the Preview button show BE850 and BE1500 words in different colours. I think different underlining (<u>underlining</u> and <s>striking out</s>) is more useful because the colours show a link or no link. Hmm. It can be complex. Each user can choose in "my preferences" which list (BE850, BNC2000, etc.) marks the "Preview" when that user is changing a page. So we don't have to agree before we do that. (Forms of words, "make", "makes", "making" need to be used too.) --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 03:28, 30 November 2006 (UTC) ::::Currently only red and blue are used. Other colours could be employed in different ways. I think it might be more useful to use a star system, or simply a line at the top, similar to the current BE850 or AWL ones.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:37, 30 November 2006 (UTC) :::::We would need nine colours. Three possibilities (no link, good link, red link) times three possibilities (BE850, BE1500, not BE1500). I think it would be hard to remember what nine colours mean. I think underlining or something else is better. I don't understand what you mean by "star system", "line at the top", or "AWL". --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 04:41, 2 December 2006 (UTC) ::::::By a "star system", I meant something like the movies, where the most common words would get 3 or 4 stars, less frequent words would fewer, and rare words would get none. As for the AWL, that's the Academic Word List, see [[theory]] for an example.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:00, 2 December 2006 (UTC) :::Maybe BNC2000 or BNC1000 is more useful than BE850. (BE850 doesn't have "big" or "small". It has "attempt" but not "try". It has "carriage" but not "car".) But the BE850 has a good page on this Wiktionary. The page is easy to use. I can look and see if a word is in BE850. The BNC1000 needs a page like that. The BNC1000 page is too long. I need a short page with the BNC1000 words starting at the top of the page, and only one form for each word, and many words on one line, like the [[BE850]] page. I think I can make a page like that. Is that a good idea? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 03:54, 30 November 2006 (UTC) ::::Different people have different purposes. If you feel such a list would be useful, go ahead and make it.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:37, 30 November 2006 (UTC) == Making the computer make many pages easily == I want to make the computer make many pages. It is hard to make a big number of pages one at a time. I want to copy all language templates like "User de-3" from English Wikipedia to Simple English Wikipedia. Maybe an administrator or sysop can do that easily. I also want to make many redirects. healthier-->health, summers-->summer for example. I want to write a list of words that need redirects and make the computer make them easily. Maybe I will ask at the [[:en:wikipedia:Help Desk|English Wikipedia Help Desk]]. Is this a good idea? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 15:37, 3 December 2006 (UTC) 13284 2006-12-03T22:15:50Z Coppertwig 139 Working together to make a list of words '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |}__NEWSECTIONLINK__ ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some countries, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) ==Category capitalization== Shall categories begin with upper cases or not? I am asking this because I have found different uses of upper and lower cases at [[Special:Categories]].--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 13:36, 14 April 2006 (UTC) :I had the same question a while back, though I asked it somewhere else. I think that categories should all be lowercase unless they are proper nouns, so that they work just like the entry titles. I'd say that you can go ahead an [[Wiktionary:Be bold|boldly]] change it, and if someone doesn't like it or has a better idea, they can change it back. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:33, 18 April 2006 (UTC) :If you do change it, don't forget to change the templates that refer to those categories, so that they put the words in the new place. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:22, 20 April 2006 (UTC) ::I see that [[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] has not worked on (or at least has not completed) changing the categories. I have completely changed my mind regarding them. The reason that articles in the (main) namespace are lowercase is to show the word as it is really meant to be and to distinguish between proper names and other words. This does not apply to categories or appendices (I just created the first appendix, [[:Appendix:Prepositions]]), though it should still apply to templates so that we don't have to type a capital letter every time we insert a template. Categories and appendices are ''groups'' of these words, and so should be capitalized regularly, just as they are in other projects. I am changing categories accordingly. Other thoughts? As I mentioned above, if we decide I'm wrong, we can boldly change it back. :) Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:54, 15 May 2006 (UTC) :::Hello. I have not been here until now as I was too busy administering other Wiki sites. As I am now an admin at eight Wiki sites, I am unsure how often I will come here. Article names at Wiktionary should not be automatically upper cases, but for categories, I do not really mind whether upper or lower cases. In case you want to talk to me but I am inactive here, I suggest leaving a message at my talk page at Wiktionary, Wikipedia, or Wikisource in English version that I administer.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:55, 4 November 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == WikiReader == What do we think about publishing a WikiReader with the BE850 and BE1500? I'd be happy to do most of the work behind it (exporting to PDF, managing download site etc). [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 12:00, 19 May 2006 (UTC) :I'm thinking we should probably have them mostly done before we worry about that, but other than that, sound good. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 19:03, 23 May 2006 (UTC) == Translations == Other Wiktionaries add translations for words into other languages. SEWiktionary is meant to give definitions of English words using simple English, so if we did add translations, we would not include those other words here, but only link to other wiktionaries. For example, if we translated "heavy" (meaning having a lot of weight), the Spanish is "pesado." We might link to the English Wiktionary page on [[:en:pesado]] or to the Spanish Wiktionary [[:es:pesado]]. These would be interwiki links, but under a translation section, not an "in other languages" sidebar interwiki, since each meaning should be translated separately. I think there are pros and cons to this idea. The pros are that our focus audience are people who are do not know much English, and many of them only know it as a second language, so a translation into their own language could be quite useful. The cons are that we are focused on English words. A translation would be a distraction from our focus. Also, that niche is already filled by the English Wiktionary. I think our focus should stay firmly fixed on simple English definitions of English words. Feel free to comment. We'll do what the community decides, of course. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:08, 21 May 2006 (UTC) :I suppose that this simple English Wiktionary is for definitions from simple English to simple English only, right? This should be good enough since more complex contents should go to regular English Wiktionary.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:58, 4 November 2006 (UTC) ::Simple English Wikipedia pages need to use some hard English words. I think Simple English Wiktionary needs definitions in simple English for those hard English words. It also needs definitions in simple English for simple English words. I think it's a good idea to link to English Wiktionary for translations. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:46, 25 November 2006 (UTC) ::Question: the word "kind": is it a noun in simple English? or an adjective? or both? How do we know or decide these questions? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:46, 25 November 2006 (UTC) :::Both. Word classes do not change in simple English. Does this answer your question? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:16, 27 November 2006 (UTC) == Etymologies/word histories == Another thing that has come up is the question of etymologies. English Wiktionary and others show the etymology of each word, and tend to have the earlier forms as separate entries. Because we are focused on English words (that is, Modern English), we would not include those early forms separately, but we could include unlinked word origins/etymologies. Again, there are pros and cons. Etymologies could be difficult to understand for someone who doesn't know much English. Additionally, they are not our focus, and could be a distraction. Plus, English Wiktionary already does that more effectively. On the other hand, I think it is cool to show where words come from, and this can help people understand why a word is spelled a particular way, I think. English orthography is one of the hardest parts of learning English, but knowing where a word comes from helps significantly in understanding its orthography (spelling). That said, teaching English is not our goal here, any more than it is the goal of Simple English Wikipedia. We are writing a dictionary here, not an English 101 textbook. If people use us to learn English, that is their own choice, but it is not our focus. I guess I could go either way on this one. I tentatively '''support''' adding etymologies to words. What do all of you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:16, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == How detailed do we go? == In articles such as that for [[sad]], some users have obvioulsy gone to a great deal of trouble to flesh out all sorts of synonyms, related words, etc. Unfortunately, few of the words are very simple (or even useful. For example, on the [[sad]] page we have ''glum'' as a synonym.) I think this kind of detail needs to be pared back to avoid being overwhelming to English language learners. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:26, 16 July 2006 (UTC) :Yeah, I was the one who put all those synonyms and antonyms on there. I still think it is useful, and it is obvious that they are synonyms, etc. by their placement, but I guess I did go a little overboard. But this wiktionary should not be limited to Simple English words. It should include all English words, but the definitions should be limited to simple English. People may find the word [[glum]] and wonder what it means, but not be able to understand the English Wiktionary definition. We need that entry here, and its connection to [[sad]] seems very logical. I think [[lugubrious]] should be cut out sooner than [[glum]]. Limiting the synonyms and antonyms may be useful in some ways, but we are about including information, not leaving it out. We might even want to include (for example) a main synonym section, and later on a section on ''other synonyms''. I don't know. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:44, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::Indeed, we should have articles for simple words and other words, so there should eventually be an entry for ''glum'', ''lugubrious'' and whatever else you can come up with. However, a typical user who is looking up the word ''sad'', will not benefit from ''glum''. The user who looks up ''glum'', on the other hand, may well benefit from being told that ''sad'' is a synonym as they will likely have no idea what ''glum'' means, but may very well understand ''sad''. ::Furthermore, you write, "we are about including information, not leaving it out." To the contrary! Knowing what to leave out is at least as important as knowing what to put in. A 20-page dictionary entry on ''run'' is neither simple nor useful. This is, after all, a dictionary, not a thesaurus or an encyclopedia. If the user who looks up ''sad'' is looking specifically for uncommon synonyms, they're using a wrench to drive in a nail.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:58, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::*Well how else do you expect people to look for uncommon synonyms, except by starting with a common word? Perhaps we can put common synonyms right there on the page, while listing rare ones separately on a thesaurus-like page. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 07:07, 31 July 2006 (UTC) ::::If they're looking for uncommon synonyms, they should use a thesaurus, not a dictionary.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 11:27, 31 July 2006 (UTC) :::::Hey Brett, I really enjoyed your wrench-nail analogy. Kappa is referring to what EWikt has done in its Wikisaurus sub-project. We could do something similar here if people are interested in the idea. But either way, most dictionaries include at least some synonyms, and I think we should do so, too. You have a point when you say that glum should link to sad, but not necessarily sad to glum. Maybe if we tend to limit it to the first five or so most common synonyms and antonyms, it will be useful but not overboard. We can always change it later if we change our minds, etc. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:08, 3 August 2006 (UTC) :::::I have used a wrench to drive in a nail. It works well. People who want many synonyms can look in English Wiktionary. I think a little number of synonyms here are able to be useful too. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 15:43, 3 December 2006 (UTC) ==Workshop== The following was posted by Adam Kilgarriff on the Corpora mailing list ---- LEXICOM-ASIA 2006 A Workshop in Lexicography and Lexical Computing Venue: Kowloon, Hong Kong Hosts: Language Centre, Hong Kong Univ of Science and Technology Dates: December 11th-15th, 2006 Led by Adam Kilgarriff and Michael Rundell of the Lexicography MasterClass, Lexicom is an intensive one-week workshop, with seminars on theoretical issues alternating with practical sessions at the computer. There will be some parallel 'lexicographic' and 'computational' sessions. Topics to be covered include: * corpus creation * corpus analysis: o software and corpus querying o discovering word senses, recording contextual information * writing dictionary entries * dictionary databases and writing systems * using web data Applications are invited from people with interests and experience in any of these areas. Over the last six years Lexicom has attracted 200 participants from 28 countries including lexicographers, computational linguists, professors, research students, translators, terminologists, and editors, managers and technical support staff from dictionary publishers and information management companies. The venue, HKUST, is beautifully situated on Clearwater Bay in Kowloon, only 30 minutes from central Hong Kong. To register for Lexicom, go to: http://lc.ust.hk/~centre/lexi2006/ Early registration is advised (the Workshop has been oversubscribed in previous years), and registrations received before 7th October 2006 carry a discounted fee. Further details, including reports of past events can be found at: http://www.lexmasterclass.com. Michael Rundell & Adam Kilgarriff The Lexicography MasterClass --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 13:31, 28 September 2006 (UTC) == Logo discussion == Greetings, I apologise for writing in English. There is a discussion about the logo for Wiktionary at [[meta:Wiktionary/logo]]. Please go there and help us decide. Please also put this message on your community page. Thank you. -[[meta:User:Dbmag9|Dbmag9]] (copied here from [[talk:Main Page]] by [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:39, 23 July 2006 (UTC)) == Most linked article == Is there a way to find the article with the most links? In particular, I'm interested in finding the most-linked-to article that doesn't yet exist.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 21:19, 27 July 2006 (UTC) *You need [[Special:Mostlinked]], and in particular [[Special:Wantedpages]]. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 23:03, 27 July 2006 (UTC) == Benchmarks! == I think [[now]] was the 700th. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:51, 2 August 2006 (UTC) :Congratulations, everyone! Great work. Let's keep it up. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:02, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ===750=== [[lucky]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ===800=== [[benefit]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:27, 14 August 2006 (UTC) ===900=== [[legislation]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:21, 12 September 2006 (UTC) ===Almost 1000=== A virtual beer to the user who adds the 1000th word!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 20:03, 3 November 2006 (UTC) : [[brush]]! Hooray! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 03:35, 7 November 2006 (UTC) ::Make it two beers! Well done, PTO!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:23, 8 November 2006 (UTC) ===1200=== [[globe]]: another century mark!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 17:29, 2 December 2006 (UTC) == A different idea == I recently had an idea for a sort of word rating system. This would show the SE user how difficult/complicated the word is considered by native speakers, and perhaps even include an easier and/or more challenging (for the basic words) alternative. I'm thinking of a kind of thermometer look, maybe up in the right-hand corner. It would have something like four or five degrees, including: basic or easy (from the BE850, words like [[do]], [[cold]], and [[woman]]), fairly basic or fairly easy (BE1500 or so, words like [[sink]], [[math]], and [[trust]]), medium or intermediate (about regular conversation level, somewhat less common than BE1500, words like [[complete]], [[freezing]], and [[feminine]]), fairly advanced or fairly hard (more complex or difficult a concept or term, words like [[nondescript]], [[anthropology]], and [[uncharacteristic]]), and advanced or hard (for jargon and other much less common words such as [[sodium benzoate]], [[sesquipedalian]], and [[indefatigable]]). We can tweak these levels or add new ones if/when we feel they are warranted. What do you all think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 10:07, 3 August 2006 (UTC) :I think it's a good idea, but I think basing it on BE is a bad idea, no matter how much you like BE. BE was not intended to choose the most simple or frequent words, but to bring together a list of words that would be sufficient to communicate any idea. Instead, I think we should base it on frequency counts, in the same way that the [http://www.longman.com/ldoce/ Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English] does. I think that using [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/nation.aspx Paul Nation]'s word counts would be a great place to start. He counts 'word families', so that ''run'', ''running'', ''runner'', etc. are all counted together. His counts are broken into 1000-word bands and are [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/range%20BNC.zip available] for free.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ::Though different organizations have different frequency counts, I think the idea is a sound one, and I think that there are many other word lists which would do a better job than BE. The only reason I've stuck with BE this long is because it was already there, and fairly convenient, not to mention a good place to start creating words. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 02:28, 14 August 2006 (UTC) :::I asked Paul Nation, and he wrote, "The lists are freely available for whoever wants to use them." Have a look.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:09, 15 August 2006 (UTC) ::::After looking at the BNC spoken frequency lists, I think you're right. I much prefer the way that these lists are set up, and it is nice to see not only the word but all its variations. I think it is much better. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 01:40, 24 August 2006 (UTC) == Move to [[Wiktionary talk:Simple talk]]? == I just want to throw up the idea of moving this page to the Wiktionary talk namespace. The advantage is that when editing a talk page [[MediaWiki:Talkpagetext]] is shown to the user. It would also leave this page open for FaQ's or something. Just an idea. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 14:55, 5 August 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for your input, Gerard. Nice to know you're still around every once in a while. You have a valid point about the talk page text being shown at the top of the page. It might be worth it to move it. However, I don't really care for the FAQ idea personally. It is supposed to be a simple *talk* page, so it should be something related to talk, even if it just redirects to its own talk page or explains how simple talk works. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 00:46, 24 August 2006 (UTC) ==Survivors?== I decided to come here and help out the project, after I saw the request for deletion at Meta. Personally, I would hate to see a project with this much potential die. <br><br> So, my question. How many regularly editing people are left? I noticed that a bureaucrat and two administrators haven't edited in a fairly long time, with the only admin exception seeming to be Cromwellt. Just give a shout here, I suppose. Thanks! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 21:49, 17 October 2006 (UTC) :Very few it seems, although I don't think ''left'' is the right word. There don't ever appear to have been many contributing memebers. Welcome though. Could I suggest you try to avoid difficult words in your definitions? For example, for ''approval'', you wrote "Formal permission or sanction." both words are less common than the word you're defining, and ''sanction'' is significantly less common. Just a suggestion. The participation is appreciated, though.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:30, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the suggestion. I used the word "left" because I had spent a while reading talk archives. This place seemed to be a lot more active back in Febuary. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 01:54, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ==Word of the Day== It seems the WotD has effectively died. Should we destroy the category/template for the word of the day as well? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 23:46, 25 October 2006 (UTC) Yes. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:13, 27 October 2006 (UTC) :I haven't checked if you deleted the cat/template for WotD, but I think it will probably be revived eventually (hopefully), so maybe deleting it was unnecessary. Then again, we can always recreate those I guess. No biggie. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 19:43, 28 November 2006 (UTC) == Vote to delete == I ended to vote to close this project on Meta. It has gone on long enough and is going nowhere fast. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 17:35, 2 November 2006 (UTC) :thank you!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:14, 2 November 2006 (UTC) ::Ah, finally. Its about time they closed that one up. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 00:59, 3 November 2006 (UTC) :::Great news :) - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:24, 6 November 2006 (UTC) == Administrators == Are there any active administrators/bureaucrats here anymore? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 16:33, 5 November 2006 (UTC) :Not really ;) [[User:h2g2bob]], our friendly bureaucrat, expressed a desire to resume contributing, but beyond that, the admins have been largely inactive. - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 16:46, 10 November 2006 (UTC) ::I apologize for not being active for a few months. I'm still around, I've just been busy with classes, etc. A teacher's life is a busy one. To make things worse, I haven't had internet access for about a month or more. I'll see if I can make time to contribute more regularly again. :) Oh, and my "email this user" works, so if there's something that needs admin intervention (like MediaWiki stuff), you can still get ahold of me, even if it may be a little while before I get it taken care of. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 19:46, 28 November 2006 (UTC) == Interwiki link == How do you link to Simple Witionary from another wiki project?--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:38, 8 November 2006 (UTC) :Either <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>; if you're on a Simple English project, use <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or, if you're on a Wiktionary, use <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 12:19, 9 November 2006 (UTC) == MediaWiki:Common.css == Hi, can we import some styles (specifically the <tt>messagebox</tt> class, and maybe some of its subclasses as well) from [[:w:MediaWiki:Common.css]] into [[MediaWiki:Common.css]]? This is purely for cosmetic reasons, but some of the templates that we have (including [[Template:Delete]]) use the <tt>messagebox</tt> class, which is not defined here. (P.S. This requires an admin) Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 16:40, 10 November 2006 (UTC) :I have gone ahead and asked for a temporary +sysop on meta, and have imported all CSS classes from the Simple English Wikipedia (with the exception of CommonsTicker-related styles). Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:19, 18 November 2006 (UTC) == Example sentences == In a dictionary such as this, I think it's important that the example sentences actually ''exemplify'' the use of a defined word rather than simply include it. Consider the following examples: #''There was a '''book''' on the table.'' #''He finished reading, closed the '''book''', and put it down.'' In the first sentence, '''book''' could be almost anything, animate or inanimate, of a size suitable for being on tables. The second sentence, in contrast, shows that '''book''' is related to reading and that it can be held and closed. This second sentence exemplifies '''book''', while the first simply uses it. We should also try to exemplify the syntactic properties of defined words. '''Notwithstanding''', for instance, is an unusual preposition in that it can appear after the noun. Thus, examples showing both pre- and post-noun usage would be useful. Similarly, nouns that have both countable and uncountable senses should have example sentences showing these. And so on. Finally, it would also be good to try to identify and show strong [[:en:collocation | collocations]]. Some good tools for this are [http://193.133.140.102/JustTheWord/ Just the Word] and Mark Davies's [http://view.byu.edu/ VIEW] interface to the [[w:British_National_Corpus|BNC]]. These can also provide authentic example sentences. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 00:32, 11 November 2006 (UTC) == Question == Who is father of Education ''<small>—This unsigned comment was added by</small>''<small> [[User:164.100.216.2|164.100.216.2]] ([[User talk:164.100.216.2|talk]] • [[Special:Contributions/164.100.216.2|contribs]]) 07:48, 16 November 2006 (UTC{{{3|}}})</small> :Hi, this is a forum for discussing topics related to the Simple English Wiktionary. Perhaps you could try looking for information on the [[:w:Main Page|Simple English Wikipedia]], or the [[:w:en:Main Page|English Wikipedia]]. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 15:50, 17 November 2006 (UTC) ::I'm a native English speaker and I don't know the answer to your question. Put your question on [[Wiktionary:Requested definitions]]. Also say on that page where you saw those words being used. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:39, 25 November 2006 (UTC) == Edit buttons gone == What happened to our edit buttons? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 14:30, 25 November 2006 (UTC) :Edit buttons? - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 14:32, 25 November 2006 (UTC) ::I don't know what to call them. When you were editing something, there was a row of buttons at the top of the edit window: bold, italics, math, signatures, etc. They're not there anymore. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:33, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :::Check your preferences. Check on the 'Editing' tab that the box is ticked to show the toolbar. [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 11:54, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::::Yes, it's checked. The tool bar was there on Friday and gone on Saturday. I haven't changed anything. I take it, then, that others still have their tool bar? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:36, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :::::I turned them off in my preferences and turned them back on and now they're back again. Something a programmer might have a look at. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 19:34, 28 November 2006 (UTC) == Pictures == My idea: all nouns need pictures in the definitions. Writers need ideas about copyright and about finding pictures. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 19:55, 25 November 2006 (UTC) I did it! I put a picture in! See [[wire]]. I think all definitions need pictures. Is that good? Did I do it right? I found the picture in Wikimedia Commons. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 20:37, 26 November 2006 (UTC) :Well done! Many nouns already have pictures with them. Many other nouns, however, are too abstract for a picture. Put one in where it makes sense. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:18, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks. I'm having some problems formatting the pages with the pictures. I want the pictures near the top so people will see them immediately. On the page [[wave]] the picture covered some of the words. I put many "nbsp" so that it doesn't cover the words. But I think that will not work well for all browser windows. There must be a good way to do it. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 04:06, 27 November 2006 (UTC) The [[walk]] page now has a moving picture! --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 05:03, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :Cool! --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:29, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::Mostly I don't like moving pictures. It's hard to read when there is a moving picture on the page. But if I put it there, I like it. :-) Some people may not be able to see the moving picture. Some people may not be able to see any pictures. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:32, 27 November 2006 (UTC) OK, now I know how to put the pictures on the page in a good way. Put the picture. (Do not put "300px" if not needed.) Then put words that will be beside the picture. Then put <nowiki> <br style="clear:both"/> </nowiki>. Then put words that need to be under the picture. See [[angry]]. See also [[:en:wikipedia:Wikipedia:Extended image syntax]]. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:42, 27 November 2006 (UTC) I think the words under the pictures are too small. Some people who are reading Simple English Wikipedia may be people who are learning to read. People who are learning to read need big letters. In [[trade]], I wrote <nowiki><big></nowiki> to make the letters bigger. Is that a good idea for all pictures? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 01:48, 1 December 2006 (UTC) :Why just the pictures? Actually, it's really easy for individual readers to change the font display size on their browsers. I'd leave it alone. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:27, 1 December 2006 (UTC) ::I don't think it's easy to change font size. On my browzer I see something to change font size, but I don't see something to change font size of letters under pictures and leave other font size the way it is. Do you know how to do that? Do many people who know Simple English but not English know how to do that? When I display the pictures without "big" the words under the pictures are littler than the other words on the page. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 04:46, 2 December 2006 (UTC) :::No, I meant change them all at once. On my browser, the fonts under the pictures are the same size as the other fonts. I don't know why they would be different for you, but different browsers will vary. At any rate, I still see no point in it. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 11:56, 2 December 2006 (UTC) == "Change this part" == I like where it says "change this page". That's Simple English. It seems friendly to me. But when a page has parts, it says "edit". It needs to say "Change this part." --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 05:56, 28 November 2006 (UTC) :Good point, Coppertwig. I'm glad to see some new users active here. I'll try to get this fixed this week or so, though I don't have time at this precise moment. :) I'm sure it is on MediaWiki somewhere under MediaWiki:Allmessages. If you can find it, that will speed up my job. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 19:50, 28 November 2006 (UTC) ::I'm way behind you. I've found [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/MediaWiki MediaWiki]. I've found [http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/MediaWiki_localization MediaWiki localisation]. I haven't found "MediaWiki:Allmessages" or "Allmessages" anywhere. Maybe if you tell me where to find that, then I can look through it for the edit message. :-) --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:09, 29 November 2006 (UTC) ::OK, found it! "editsection" in [[Special:Allmessages]]. (that was talked about in [[meta:Help:MediaWiki namespace]]). Maybe it should be "change this part". Maybe it should be simply "change". Maybe other messages need to be translated, too. Later. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 03:44, 30 November 2006 (UTC) == Babel boxes == Babel boxes on user pages don't work in Simple English Wiktionary? Does anyone know how to fix that? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:41, 29 November 2006 (UTC) :I may have found a way to do it, sort-of. I now have one userbox on my user page. I've put in a question at [[en:Wikipedia:Help desk]] asking what is the best way to implement Babel boxes. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 14:53, 30 November 2006 (UTC) ::OK, I got Babel boxes working! I just copied Template:Babel from English Wikipedia to Simple English Wikipedia. It looks like just words, but really it has computer words to make the Babel boxes work. We need to copy many pages like "Template:User de-2" from English Wikipedia to Simple English Wikipedia to make all Babel boxes work. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 01:29, 1 December 2006 (UTC) == Definitions == My ideas: Simple English needs to have only one definition for one word. I think the first definition for each word is the Simple English definition, and writers need to try to use only the first definition. But when there is a noun definition and a verb definition and they are very near, then those 2 definitions can be used. The first definition needs to be the most important one. A definition in Simple English can cover more things than the English definition. In English someone may say "bowl". "Bowl" is not BE850. In Simple English someone may say "basin" or "little basin" when talking about the same thing. The definition of "basin" in Simple English may be a little different from the English definition. Frequently two definitions for the same word in English can be one definition in Simple English. "Black" does not need one definition for a colour and another definition for an adjective saying that a thing has that colour. It is the same idea. The adjective is most frequent and most important. If someone uses it as a noun, people will understand. OK, maybe it needs two definitions because one is a noun and one is an adjective. But many other words can have one definition in Simple English for two definitions in English, because the Simple English definitions are simpler and cover more things. Little things that are different between two definitions in English are not important in Simple English. If someone writing a Wikipedia page needs to say an important difference between two things, the person needs to use a sentence to say the difference. Those are my ideas. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 14:04, 29 November 2006 (UTC) Example: [[apparatus]] has 3 definitions. I think they are all the same idea. (see picture.) I think they need to be 1 definition here. Maybe in English Wiktionary they need to be 3 definitions. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 14:06, 29 November 2006 (UTC) :I generally agree, but wouldn't take things quite this far. I think: :# Each word class should be represented and defined. For example, there should not be one definition that covers both adjective and noun, though the same definition could possibly be repeated with only minor changes. :# Rather than trying to tease apart individual senses of the word, I think we should aim for broad definitions that deal with the underlying similarity of the various senses. For example, Paul Nation gives the example of ''head'', which he defines as "the top or most important part, for example, head of your body, head of a match, head of an organisation." (''Learning Vocabulary in Another Language'', p. 92) :# Where there are multiple definitions, they should be sorted from most to least common. Similarly, the more common word class should be listed first. :# The BE850 is problematic because it has never been widely adopted and the word choices are often anachronistic. A better choice of words would be the [[Wiktionary:BNC_spoken_freq|BNC2000]]. :--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 17:00, 29 November 2006 (UTC) ::One more thing, Ogden, the sneaky guy, often specifically chose highly polysemous words to get more coverage from fewer words.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:12, 29 November 2006 (UTC) :::"Simple English" is not defined. Maybe we need to make a decision. Maybe we need to mark the first (or sometimes two) definitions on a page "Simple English" and mark the other ones "English". But maybe we would use too much time talking and not agreeing. Maybe it's good to just put the most frequent definition first. I would leave out very rare uses. :::Someone had the idea of asking the Wikimedia developers to make the Preview button show BE850 and BE1500 words in different colours. I think different underlining (<u>underlining</u> and <s>striking out</s>) is more useful because the colours show a link or no link. Hmm. It can be complex. Each user can choose in "my preferences" which list (BE850, BNC2000, etc.) marks the "Preview" when that user is changing a page. So we don't have to agree before we do that. (Forms of words, "make", "makes", "making" need to be used too.) --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 03:28, 30 November 2006 (UTC) ::::Currently only red and blue are used. Other colours could be employed in different ways. I think it might be more useful to use a star system, or simply a line at the top, similar to the current BE850 or AWL ones.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:37, 30 November 2006 (UTC) :::::We would need nine colours. Three possibilities (no link, good link, red link) times three possibilities (BE850, BE1500, not BE1500). I think it would be hard to remember what nine colours mean. I think underlining or something else is better. I don't understand what you mean by "star system", "line at the top", or "AWL". --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 04:41, 2 December 2006 (UTC) ::::::By a "star system", I meant something like the movies, where the most common words would get 3 or 4 stars, less frequent words would fewer, and rare words would get none. As for the AWL, that's the Academic Word List, see [[theory]] for an example.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:00, 2 December 2006 (UTC) :::Maybe BNC2000 or BNC1000 is more useful than BE850. (BE850 doesn't have "big" or "small". It has "attempt" but not "try". It has "carriage" but not "car".) But the BE850 has a good page on this Wiktionary. The page is easy to use. I can look and see if a word is in BE850. The BNC1000 needs a page like that. The BNC1000 page is too long. I need a short page with the BNC1000 words starting at the top of the page, and only one form for each word, and many words on one line, like the [[BE850]] page. I think I can make a page like that. Is that a good idea? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 03:54, 30 November 2006 (UTC) ::::Different people have different purposes. If you feel such a list would be useful, go ahead and make it.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:37, 30 November 2006 (UTC) == Making the computer make many pages easily == I want to make the computer make many pages. It is hard to make a big number of pages one at a time. I want to copy all language templates like "User de-3" from English Wikipedia to Simple English Wikipedia. Maybe an administrator or sysop can do that easily. I also want to make many redirects. healthier-->health, summers-->summer for example. I want to write a list of words that need redirects and make the computer make them easily. Maybe I will ask at the [[:en:wikipedia:Help Desk|English Wikipedia Help Desk]]. Is this a good idea? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 15:37, 3 December 2006 (UTC) == Working together to make a list of words == Maybe I will make a page with a list of the 1000 most frequent words in English with marks to say which ones are BE850 or BE1500. Maybe I will make two pages like that. One will stay the same. The other page people can change, and it will be the list of Simple English words that we will use. People can move one word out of Simple English into "Not Simple English" and move another word at the same time into Simple English. Is that a good idea? Maybe in 3 parts. Simple English Part 1 (300 words); Simple English Part 2 (700 more words = 1000 words) and Simple English Part 3 (1000 more words = 2000 words). Words like "long" and "flat" I use many times when writing definitions. Those are important words. Words like "yes" and "please" I do not use much when writing definitions but they are still important words. Maybe some words are less important. I think we need "big" and "think" and "want". We don't need two words "big" and "large", only one of them. What are other people's ideas about this? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 22:15, 3 December 2006 (UTC) 13290 2006-12-04T02:46:26Z Brett 77 /* Working together to make a list of words */ '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |}__NEWSECTIONLINK__ ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some countries, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) ==Category capitalization== Shall categories begin with upper cases or not? I am asking this because I have found different uses of upper and lower cases at [[Special:Categories]].--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 13:36, 14 April 2006 (UTC) :I had the same question a while back, though I asked it somewhere else. I think that categories should all be lowercase unless they are proper nouns, so that they work just like the entry titles. I'd say that you can go ahead an [[Wiktionary:Be bold|boldly]] change it, and if someone doesn't like it or has a better idea, they can change it back. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:33, 18 April 2006 (UTC) :If you do change it, don't forget to change the templates that refer to those categories, so that they put the words in the new place. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:22, 20 April 2006 (UTC) ::I see that [[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] has not worked on (or at least has not completed) changing the categories. I have completely changed my mind regarding them. The reason that articles in the (main) namespace are lowercase is to show the word as it is really meant to be and to distinguish between proper names and other words. This does not apply to categories or appendices (I just created the first appendix, [[:Appendix:Prepositions]]), though it should still apply to templates so that we don't have to type a capital letter every time we insert a template. Categories and appendices are ''groups'' of these words, and so should be capitalized regularly, just as they are in other projects. I am changing categories accordingly. Other thoughts? As I mentioned above, if we decide I'm wrong, we can boldly change it back. :) Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:54, 15 May 2006 (UTC) :::Hello. I have not been here until now as I was too busy administering other Wiki sites. As I am now an admin at eight Wiki sites, I am unsure how often I will come here. Article names at Wiktionary should not be automatically upper cases, but for categories, I do not really mind whether upper or lower cases. In case you want to talk to me but I am inactive here, I suggest leaving a message at my talk page at Wiktionary, Wikipedia, or Wikisource in English version that I administer.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:55, 4 November 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == WikiReader == What do we think about publishing a WikiReader with the BE850 and BE1500? I'd be happy to do most of the work behind it (exporting to PDF, managing download site etc). [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 12:00, 19 May 2006 (UTC) :I'm thinking we should probably have them mostly done before we worry about that, but other than that, sound good. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 19:03, 23 May 2006 (UTC) == Translations == Other Wiktionaries add translations for words into other languages. SEWiktionary is meant to give definitions of English words using simple English, so if we did add translations, we would not include those other words here, but only link to other wiktionaries. For example, if we translated "heavy" (meaning having a lot of weight), the Spanish is "pesado." We might link to the English Wiktionary page on [[:en:pesado]] or to the Spanish Wiktionary [[:es:pesado]]. These would be interwiki links, but under a translation section, not an "in other languages" sidebar interwiki, since each meaning should be translated separately. I think there are pros and cons to this idea. The pros are that our focus audience are people who are do not know much English, and many of them only know it as a second language, so a translation into their own language could be quite useful. The cons are that we are focused on English words. A translation would be a distraction from our focus. Also, that niche is already filled by the English Wiktionary. I think our focus should stay firmly fixed on simple English definitions of English words. Feel free to comment. We'll do what the community decides, of course. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:08, 21 May 2006 (UTC) :I suppose that this simple English Wiktionary is for definitions from simple English to simple English only, right? This should be good enough since more complex contents should go to regular English Wiktionary.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:58, 4 November 2006 (UTC) ::Simple English Wikipedia pages need to use some hard English words. I think Simple English Wiktionary needs definitions in simple English for those hard English words. It also needs definitions in simple English for simple English words. I think it's a good idea to link to English Wiktionary for translations. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:46, 25 November 2006 (UTC) ::Question: the word "kind": is it a noun in simple English? or an adjective? or both? How do we know or decide these questions? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:46, 25 November 2006 (UTC) :::Both. Word classes do not change in simple English. Does this answer your question? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:16, 27 November 2006 (UTC) == Etymologies/word histories == Another thing that has come up is the question of etymologies. English Wiktionary and others show the etymology of each word, and tend to have the earlier forms as separate entries. Because we are focused on English words (that is, Modern English), we would not include those early forms separately, but we could include unlinked word origins/etymologies. Again, there are pros and cons. Etymologies could be difficult to understand for someone who doesn't know much English. Additionally, they are not our focus, and could be a distraction. Plus, English Wiktionary already does that more effectively. On the other hand, I think it is cool to show where words come from, and this can help people understand why a word is spelled a particular way, I think. English orthography is one of the hardest parts of learning English, but knowing where a word comes from helps significantly in understanding its orthography (spelling). That said, teaching English is not our goal here, any more than it is the goal of Simple English Wikipedia. We are writing a dictionary here, not an English 101 textbook. If people use us to learn English, that is their own choice, but it is not our focus. I guess I could go either way on this one. I tentatively '''support''' adding etymologies to words. What do all of you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:16, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == How detailed do we go? == In articles such as that for [[sad]], some users have obvioulsy gone to a great deal of trouble to flesh out all sorts of synonyms, related words, etc. Unfortunately, few of the words are very simple (or even useful. For example, on the [[sad]] page we have ''glum'' as a synonym.) I think this kind of detail needs to be pared back to avoid being overwhelming to English language learners. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:26, 16 July 2006 (UTC) :Yeah, I was the one who put all those synonyms and antonyms on there. I still think it is useful, and it is obvious that they are synonyms, etc. by their placement, but I guess I did go a little overboard. But this wiktionary should not be limited to Simple English words. It should include all English words, but the definitions should be limited to simple English. People may find the word [[glum]] and wonder what it means, but not be able to understand the English Wiktionary definition. We need that entry here, and its connection to [[sad]] seems very logical. I think [[lugubrious]] should be cut out sooner than [[glum]]. Limiting the synonyms and antonyms may be useful in some ways, but we are about including information, not leaving it out. We might even want to include (for example) a main synonym section, and later on a section on ''other synonyms''. I don't know. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:44, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::Indeed, we should have articles for simple words and other words, so there should eventually be an entry for ''glum'', ''lugubrious'' and whatever else you can come up with. However, a typical user who is looking up the word ''sad'', will not benefit from ''glum''. The user who looks up ''glum'', on the other hand, may well benefit from being told that ''sad'' is a synonym as they will likely have no idea what ''glum'' means, but may very well understand ''sad''. ::Furthermore, you write, "we are about including information, not leaving it out." To the contrary! Knowing what to leave out is at least as important as knowing what to put in. A 20-page dictionary entry on ''run'' is neither simple nor useful. This is, after all, a dictionary, not a thesaurus or an encyclopedia. If the user who looks up ''sad'' is looking specifically for uncommon synonyms, they're using a wrench to drive in a nail.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:58, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::*Well how else do you expect people to look for uncommon synonyms, except by starting with a common word? Perhaps we can put common synonyms right there on the page, while listing rare ones separately on a thesaurus-like page. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 07:07, 31 July 2006 (UTC) ::::If they're looking for uncommon synonyms, they should use a thesaurus, not a dictionary.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 11:27, 31 July 2006 (UTC) :::::Hey Brett, I really enjoyed your wrench-nail analogy. Kappa is referring to what EWikt has done in its Wikisaurus sub-project. We could do something similar here if people are interested in the idea. But either way, most dictionaries include at least some synonyms, and I think we should do so, too. You have a point when you say that glum should link to sad, but not necessarily sad to glum. Maybe if we tend to limit it to the first five or so most common synonyms and antonyms, it will be useful but not overboard. We can always change it later if we change our minds, etc. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:08, 3 August 2006 (UTC) :::::I have used a wrench to drive in a nail. It works well. People who want many synonyms can look in English Wiktionary. I think a little number of synonyms here are able to be useful too. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 15:43, 3 December 2006 (UTC) ==Workshop== The following was posted by Adam Kilgarriff on the Corpora mailing list ---- LEXICOM-ASIA 2006 A Workshop in Lexicography and Lexical Computing Venue: Kowloon, Hong Kong Hosts: Language Centre, Hong Kong Univ of Science and Technology Dates: December 11th-15th, 2006 Led by Adam Kilgarriff and Michael Rundell of the Lexicography MasterClass, Lexicom is an intensive one-week workshop, with seminars on theoretical issues alternating with practical sessions at the computer. There will be some parallel 'lexicographic' and 'computational' sessions. Topics to be covered include: * corpus creation * corpus analysis: o software and corpus querying o discovering word senses, recording contextual information * writing dictionary entries * dictionary databases and writing systems * using web data Applications are invited from people with interests and experience in any of these areas. Over the last six years Lexicom has attracted 200 participants from 28 countries including lexicographers, computational linguists, professors, research students, translators, terminologists, and editors, managers and technical support staff from dictionary publishers and information management companies. The venue, HKUST, is beautifully situated on Clearwater Bay in Kowloon, only 30 minutes from central Hong Kong. To register for Lexicom, go to: http://lc.ust.hk/~centre/lexi2006/ Early registration is advised (the Workshop has been oversubscribed in previous years), and registrations received before 7th October 2006 carry a discounted fee. Further details, including reports of past events can be found at: http://www.lexmasterclass.com. Michael Rundell & Adam Kilgarriff The Lexicography MasterClass --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 13:31, 28 September 2006 (UTC) == Logo discussion == Greetings, I apologise for writing in English. There is a discussion about the logo for Wiktionary at [[meta:Wiktionary/logo]]. Please go there and help us decide. Please also put this message on your community page. Thank you. -[[meta:User:Dbmag9|Dbmag9]] (copied here from [[talk:Main Page]] by [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:39, 23 July 2006 (UTC)) == Most linked article == Is there a way to find the article with the most links? In particular, I'm interested in finding the most-linked-to article that doesn't yet exist.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 21:19, 27 July 2006 (UTC) *You need [[Special:Mostlinked]], and in particular [[Special:Wantedpages]]. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 23:03, 27 July 2006 (UTC) == Benchmarks! == I think [[now]] was the 700th. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:51, 2 August 2006 (UTC) :Congratulations, everyone! Great work. Let's keep it up. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:02, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ===750=== [[lucky]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ===800=== [[benefit]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:27, 14 August 2006 (UTC) ===900=== [[legislation]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:21, 12 September 2006 (UTC) ===Almost 1000=== A virtual beer to the user who adds the 1000th word!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 20:03, 3 November 2006 (UTC) : [[brush]]! Hooray! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 03:35, 7 November 2006 (UTC) ::Make it two beers! Well done, PTO!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:23, 8 November 2006 (UTC) ===1200=== [[globe]]: another century mark!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 17:29, 2 December 2006 (UTC) == A different idea == I recently had an idea for a sort of word rating system. This would show the SE user how difficult/complicated the word is considered by native speakers, and perhaps even include an easier and/or more challenging (for the basic words) alternative. I'm thinking of a kind of thermometer look, maybe up in the right-hand corner. It would have something like four or five degrees, including: basic or easy (from the BE850, words like [[do]], [[cold]], and [[woman]]), fairly basic or fairly easy (BE1500 or so, words like [[sink]], [[math]], and [[trust]]), medium or intermediate (about regular conversation level, somewhat less common than BE1500, words like [[complete]], [[freezing]], and [[feminine]]), fairly advanced or fairly hard (more complex or difficult a concept or term, words like [[nondescript]], [[anthropology]], and [[uncharacteristic]]), and advanced or hard (for jargon and other much less common words such as [[sodium benzoate]], [[sesquipedalian]], and [[indefatigable]]). We can tweak these levels or add new ones if/when we feel they are warranted. What do you all think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 10:07, 3 August 2006 (UTC) :I think it's a good idea, but I think basing it on BE is a bad idea, no matter how much you like BE. BE was not intended to choose the most simple or frequent words, but to bring together a list of words that would be sufficient to communicate any idea. Instead, I think we should base it on frequency counts, in the same way that the [http://www.longman.com/ldoce/ Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English] does. I think that using [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/nation.aspx Paul Nation]'s word counts would be a great place to start. He counts 'word families', so that ''run'', ''running'', ''runner'', etc. are all counted together. His counts are broken into 1000-word bands and are [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/range%20BNC.zip available] for free.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ::Though different organizations have different frequency counts, I think the idea is a sound one, and I think that there are many other word lists which would do a better job than BE. The only reason I've stuck with BE this long is because it was already there, and fairly convenient, not to mention a good place to start creating words. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 02:28, 14 August 2006 (UTC) :::I asked Paul Nation, and he wrote, "The lists are freely available for whoever wants to use them." Have a look.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:09, 15 August 2006 (UTC) ::::After looking at the BNC spoken frequency lists, I think you're right. I much prefer the way that these lists are set up, and it is nice to see not only the word but all its variations. I think it is much better. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 01:40, 24 August 2006 (UTC) == Move to [[Wiktionary talk:Simple talk]]? == I just want to throw up the idea of moving this page to the Wiktionary talk namespace. The advantage is that when editing a talk page [[MediaWiki:Talkpagetext]] is shown to the user. It would also leave this page open for FaQ's or something. Just an idea. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 14:55, 5 August 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for your input, Gerard. Nice to know you're still around every once in a while. You have a valid point about the talk page text being shown at the top of the page. It might be worth it to move it. However, I don't really care for the FAQ idea personally. It is supposed to be a simple *talk* page, so it should be something related to talk, even if it just redirects to its own talk page or explains how simple talk works. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 00:46, 24 August 2006 (UTC) ==Survivors?== I decided to come here and help out the project, after I saw the request for deletion at Meta. Personally, I would hate to see a project with this much potential die. <br><br> So, my question. How many regularly editing people are left? I noticed that a bureaucrat and two administrators haven't edited in a fairly long time, with the only admin exception seeming to be Cromwellt. Just give a shout here, I suppose. Thanks! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 21:49, 17 October 2006 (UTC) :Very few it seems, although I don't think ''left'' is the right word. There don't ever appear to have been many contributing memebers. Welcome though. Could I suggest you try to avoid difficult words in your definitions? For example, for ''approval'', you wrote "Formal permission or sanction." both words are less common than the word you're defining, and ''sanction'' is significantly less common. Just a suggestion. The participation is appreciated, though.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:30, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the suggestion. I used the word "left" because I had spent a while reading talk archives. This place seemed to be a lot more active back in Febuary. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 01:54, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ==Word of the Day== It seems the WotD has effectively died. Should we destroy the category/template for the word of the day as well? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 23:46, 25 October 2006 (UTC) Yes. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:13, 27 October 2006 (UTC) :I haven't checked if you deleted the cat/template for WotD, but I think it will probably be revived eventually (hopefully), so maybe deleting it was unnecessary. Then again, we can always recreate those I guess. No biggie. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 19:43, 28 November 2006 (UTC) == Vote to delete == I ended to vote to close this project on Meta. It has gone on long enough and is going nowhere fast. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 17:35, 2 November 2006 (UTC) :thank you!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:14, 2 November 2006 (UTC) ::Ah, finally. Its about time they closed that one up. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 00:59, 3 November 2006 (UTC) :::Great news :) - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:24, 6 November 2006 (UTC) == Administrators == Are there any active administrators/bureaucrats here anymore? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 16:33, 5 November 2006 (UTC) :Not really ;) [[User:h2g2bob]], our friendly bureaucrat, expressed a desire to resume contributing, but beyond that, the admins have been largely inactive. - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 16:46, 10 November 2006 (UTC) ::I apologize for not being active for a few months. I'm still around, I've just been busy with classes, etc. A teacher's life is a busy one. To make things worse, I haven't had internet access for about a month or more. I'll see if I can make time to contribute more regularly again. :) Oh, and my "email this user" works, so if there's something that needs admin intervention (like MediaWiki stuff), you can still get ahold of me, even if it may be a little while before I get it taken care of. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 19:46, 28 November 2006 (UTC) == Interwiki link == How do you link to Simple Witionary from another wiki project?--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:38, 8 November 2006 (UTC) :Either <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>; if you're on a Simple English project, use <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or, if you're on a Wiktionary, use <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 12:19, 9 November 2006 (UTC) == MediaWiki:Common.css == Hi, can we import some styles (specifically the <tt>messagebox</tt> class, and maybe some of its subclasses as well) from [[:w:MediaWiki:Common.css]] into [[MediaWiki:Common.css]]? This is purely for cosmetic reasons, but some of the templates that we have (including [[Template:Delete]]) use the <tt>messagebox</tt> class, which is not defined here. (P.S. This requires an admin) Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 16:40, 10 November 2006 (UTC) :I have gone ahead and asked for a temporary +sysop on meta, and have imported all CSS classes from the Simple English Wikipedia (with the exception of CommonsTicker-related styles). Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:19, 18 November 2006 (UTC) == Example sentences == In a dictionary such as this, I think it's important that the example sentences actually ''exemplify'' the use of a defined word rather than simply include it. Consider the following examples: #''There was a '''book''' on the table.'' #''He finished reading, closed the '''book''', and put it down.'' In the first sentence, '''book''' could be almost anything, animate or inanimate, of a size suitable for being on tables. The second sentence, in contrast, shows that '''book''' is related to reading and that it can be held and closed. This second sentence exemplifies '''book''', while the first simply uses it. We should also try to exemplify the syntactic properties of defined words. '''Notwithstanding''', for instance, is an unusual preposition in that it can appear after the noun. Thus, examples showing both pre- and post-noun usage would be useful. Similarly, nouns that have both countable and uncountable senses should have example sentences showing these. And so on. Finally, it would also be good to try to identify and show strong [[:en:collocation | collocations]]. Some good tools for this are [http://193.133.140.102/JustTheWord/ Just the Word] and Mark Davies's [http://view.byu.edu/ VIEW] interface to the [[w:British_National_Corpus|BNC]]. These can also provide authentic example sentences. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 00:32, 11 November 2006 (UTC) == Question == Who is father of Education ''<small>—This unsigned comment was added by</small>''<small> [[User:164.100.216.2|164.100.216.2]] ([[User talk:164.100.216.2|talk]] • [[Special:Contributions/164.100.216.2|contribs]]) 07:48, 16 November 2006 (UTC{{{3|}}})</small> :Hi, this is a forum for discussing topics related to the Simple English Wiktionary. Perhaps you could try looking for information on the [[:w:Main Page|Simple English Wikipedia]], or the [[:w:en:Main Page|English Wikipedia]]. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 15:50, 17 November 2006 (UTC) ::I'm a native English speaker and I don't know the answer to your question. Put your question on [[Wiktionary:Requested definitions]]. Also say on that page where you saw those words being used. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:39, 25 November 2006 (UTC) == Edit buttons gone == What happened to our edit buttons? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 14:30, 25 November 2006 (UTC) :Edit buttons? - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 14:32, 25 November 2006 (UTC) ::I don't know what to call them. When you were editing something, there was a row of buttons at the top of the edit window: bold, italics, math, signatures, etc. They're not there anymore. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:33, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :::Check your preferences. Check on the 'Editing' tab that the box is ticked to show the toolbar. [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 11:54, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::::Yes, it's checked. The tool bar was there on Friday and gone on Saturday. I haven't changed anything. I take it, then, that others still have their tool bar? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:36, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :::::I turned them off in my preferences and turned them back on and now they're back again. Something a programmer might have a look at. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 19:34, 28 November 2006 (UTC) == Pictures == My idea: all nouns need pictures in the definitions. Writers need ideas about copyright and about finding pictures. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 19:55, 25 November 2006 (UTC) I did it! I put a picture in! See [[wire]]. I think all definitions need pictures. Is that good? Did I do it right? I found the picture in Wikimedia Commons. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 20:37, 26 November 2006 (UTC) :Well done! Many nouns already have pictures with them. Many other nouns, however, are too abstract for a picture. Put one in where it makes sense. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:18, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks. I'm having some problems formatting the pages with the pictures. I want the pictures near the top so people will see them immediately. On the page [[wave]] the picture covered some of the words. I put many "nbsp" so that it doesn't cover the words. But I think that will not work well for all browser windows. There must be a good way to do it. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 04:06, 27 November 2006 (UTC) The [[walk]] page now has a moving picture! --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 05:03, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :Cool! --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:29, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::Mostly I don't like moving pictures. It's hard to read when there is a moving picture on the page. But if I put it there, I like it. :-) Some people may not be able to see the moving picture. Some people may not be able to see any pictures. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:32, 27 November 2006 (UTC) OK, now I know how to put the pictures on the page in a good way. Put the picture. (Do not put "300px" if not needed.) Then put words that will be beside the picture. Then put <nowiki> <br style="clear:both"/> </nowiki>. Then put words that need to be under the picture. See [[angry]]. See also [[:en:wikipedia:Wikipedia:Extended image syntax]]. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:42, 27 November 2006 (UTC) I think the words under the pictures are too small. Some people who are reading Simple English Wikipedia may be people who are learning to read. People who are learning to read need big letters. In [[trade]], I wrote <nowiki><big></nowiki> to make the letters bigger. Is that a good idea for all pictures? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 01:48, 1 December 2006 (UTC) :Why just the pictures? Actually, it's really easy for individual readers to change the font display size on their browsers. I'd leave it alone. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:27, 1 December 2006 (UTC) ::I don't think it's easy to change font size. On my browzer I see something to change font size, but I don't see something to change font size of letters under pictures and leave other font size the way it is. Do you know how to do that? Do many people who know Simple English but not English know how to do that? When I display the pictures without "big" the words under the pictures are littler than the other words on the page. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 04:46, 2 December 2006 (UTC) :::No, I meant change them all at once. On my browser, the fonts under the pictures are the same size as the other fonts. I don't know why they would be different for you, but different browsers will vary. At any rate, I still see no point in it. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 11:56, 2 December 2006 (UTC) == "Change this part" == I like where it says "change this page". That's Simple English. It seems friendly to me. But when a page has parts, it says "edit". It needs to say "Change this part." --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 05:56, 28 November 2006 (UTC) :Good point, Coppertwig. I'm glad to see some new users active here. I'll try to get this fixed this week or so, though I don't have time at this precise moment. :) I'm sure it is on MediaWiki somewhere under MediaWiki:Allmessages. If you can find it, that will speed up my job. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 19:50, 28 November 2006 (UTC) ::I'm way behind you. I've found [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/MediaWiki MediaWiki]. I've found [http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/MediaWiki_localization MediaWiki localisation]. I haven't found "MediaWiki:Allmessages" or "Allmessages" anywhere. Maybe if you tell me where to find that, then I can look through it for the edit message. :-) --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:09, 29 November 2006 (UTC) ::OK, found it! "editsection" in [[Special:Allmessages]]. (that was talked about in [[meta:Help:MediaWiki namespace]]). Maybe it should be "change this part". Maybe it should be simply "change". Maybe other messages need to be translated, too. Later. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 03:44, 30 November 2006 (UTC) == Babel boxes == Babel boxes on user pages don't work in Simple English Wiktionary? Does anyone know how to fix that? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:41, 29 November 2006 (UTC) :I may have found a way to do it, sort-of. I now have one userbox on my user page. I've put in a question at [[en:Wikipedia:Help desk]] asking what is the best way to implement Babel boxes. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 14:53, 30 November 2006 (UTC) ::OK, I got Babel boxes working! I just copied Template:Babel from English Wikipedia to Simple English Wikipedia. It looks like just words, but really it has computer words to make the Babel boxes work. We need to copy many pages like "Template:User de-2" from English Wikipedia to Simple English Wikipedia to make all Babel boxes work. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 01:29, 1 December 2006 (UTC) == Definitions == My ideas: Simple English needs to have only one definition for one word. I think the first definition for each word is the Simple English definition, and writers need to try to use only the first definition. But when there is a noun definition and a verb definition and they are very near, then those 2 definitions can be used. The first definition needs to be the most important one. A definition in Simple English can cover more things than the English definition. In English someone may say "bowl". "Bowl" is not BE850. In Simple English someone may say "basin" or "little basin" when talking about the same thing. The definition of "basin" in Simple English may be a little different from the English definition. Frequently two definitions for the same word in English can be one definition in Simple English. "Black" does not need one definition for a colour and another definition for an adjective saying that a thing has that colour. It is the same idea. The adjective is most frequent and most important. If someone uses it as a noun, people will understand. OK, maybe it needs two definitions because one is a noun and one is an adjective. But many other words can have one definition in Simple English for two definitions in English, because the Simple English definitions are simpler and cover more things. Little things that are different between two definitions in English are not important in Simple English. If someone writing a Wikipedia page needs to say an important difference between two things, the person needs to use a sentence to say the difference. Those are my ideas. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 14:04, 29 November 2006 (UTC) Example: [[apparatus]] has 3 definitions. I think they are all the same idea. (see picture.) I think they need to be 1 definition here. Maybe in English Wiktionary they need to be 3 definitions. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 14:06, 29 November 2006 (UTC) :I generally agree, but wouldn't take things quite this far. I think: :# Each word class should be represented and defined. For example, there should not be one definition that covers both adjective and noun, though the same definition could possibly be repeated with only minor changes. :# Rather than trying to tease apart individual senses of the word, I think we should aim for broad definitions that deal with the underlying similarity of the various senses. For example, Paul Nation gives the example of ''head'', which he defines as "the top or most important part, for example, head of your body, head of a match, head of an organisation." (''Learning Vocabulary in Another Language'', p. 92) :# Where there are multiple definitions, they should be sorted from most to least common. Similarly, the more common word class should be listed first. :# The BE850 is problematic because it has never been widely adopted and the word choices are often anachronistic. A better choice of words would be the [[Wiktionary:BNC_spoken_freq|BNC2000]]. :--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 17:00, 29 November 2006 (UTC) ::One more thing, Ogden, the sneaky guy, often specifically chose highly polysemous words to get more coverage from fewer words.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:12, 29 November 2006 (UTC) :::"Simple English" is not defined. Maybe we need to make a decision. Maybe we need to mark the first (or sometimes two) definitions on a page "Simple English" and mark the other ones "English". But maybe we would use too much time talking and not agreeing. Maybe it's good to just put the most frequent definition first. I would leave out very rare uses. :::Someone had the idea of asking the Wikimedia developers to make the Preview button show BE850 and BE1500 words in different colours. I think different underlining (<u>underlining</u> and <s>striking out</s>) is more useful because the colours show a link or no link. Hmm. It can be complex. Each user can choose in "my preferences" which list (BE850, BNC2000, etc.) marks the "Preview" when that user is changing a page. So we don't have to agree before we do that. (Forms of words, "make", "makes", "making" need to be used too.) --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 03:28, 30 November 2006 (UTC) ::::Currently only red and blue are used. Other colours could be employed in different ways. I think it might be more useful to use a star system, or simply a line at the top, similar to the current BE850 or AWL ones.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:37, 30 November 2006 (UTC) :::::We would need nine colours. Three possibilities (no link, good link, red link) times three possibilities (BE850, BE1500, not BE1500). I think it would be hard to remember what nine colours mean. I think underlining or something else is better. I don't understand what you mean by "star system", "line at the top", or "AWL". --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 04:41, 2 December 2006 (UTC) ::::::By a "star system", I meant something like the movies, where the most common words would get 3 or 4 stars, less frequent words would fewer, and rare words would get none. As for the AWL, that's the Academic Word List, see [[theory]] for an example.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:00, 2 December 2006 (UTC) :::Maybe BNC2000 or BNC1000 is more useful than BE850. (BE850 doesn't have "big" or "small". It has "attempt" but not "try". It has "carriage" but not "car".) But the BE850 has a good page on this Wiktionary. The page is easy to use. I can look and see if a word is in BE850. The BNC1000 needs a page like that. The BNC1000 page is too long. I need a short page with the BNC1000 words starting at the top of the page, and only one form for each word, and many words on one line, like the [[BE850]] page. I think I can make a page like that. Is that a good idea? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 03:54, 30 November 2006 (UTC) ::::Different people have different purposes. If you feel such a list would be useful, go ahead and make it.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:37, 30 November 2006 (UTC) == Making the computer make many pages easily == I want to make the computer make many pages. It is hard to make a big number of pages one at a time. I want to copy all language templates like "User de-3" from English Wikipedia to Simple English Wikipedia. Maybe an administrator or sysop can do that easily. I also want to make many redirects. healthier-->health, summers-->summer for example. I want to write a list of words that need redirects and make the computer make them easily. Maybe I will ask at the [[:en:wikipedia:Help Desk|English Wikipedia Help Desk]]. Is this a good idea? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 15:37, 3 December 2006 (UTC) == Working together to make a list of words == Maybe I will make a page with a list of the 1000 most frequent words in English with marks to say which ones are BE850 or BE1500. Maybe I will make two pages like that. One will stay the same. The other page people can change, and it will be the list of Simple English words that we will use. People can move one word out of Simple English into "Not Simple English" and move another word at the same time into Simple English. Is that a good idea? Maybe in 3 parts. Simple English Part 1 (300 words); Simple English Part 2 (700 more words = 1000 words) and Simple English Part 3 (1000 more words = 2000 words). Words like "long" and "flat" I use many times when writing definitions. Those are important words. Words like "yes" and "please" I do not use much when writing definitions but they are still important words. Maybe some words are less important. I think we need "big" and "think" and "want". We don't need two words "big" and "large", only one of them. What are other people's ideas about this? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 22:15, 3 December 2006 (UTC) :I'm not sure I see the purpose. I would suggest you read ''Learning Vocabulary in Another Language'' by Paul Nation. I think you'll find quite a bit there that will interest you. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:46, 4 December 2006 (UTC) 13294 2006-12-04T03:28:24Z Coppertwig 139 Simple English Wikiquote '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |}__NEWSECTIONLINK__ ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some countries, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) ==Category capitalization== Shall categories begin with upper cases or not? I am asking this because I have found different uses of upper and lower cases at [[Special:Categories]].--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 13:36, 14 April 2006 (UTC) :I had the same question a while back, though I asked it somewhere else. I think that categories should all be lowercase unless they are proper nouns, so that they work just like the entry titles. I'd say that you can go ahead an [[Wiktionary:Be bold|boldly]] change it, and if someone doesn't like it or has a better idea, they can change it back. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:33, 18 April 2006 (UTC) :If you do change it, don't forget to change the templates that refer to those categories, so that they put the words in the new place. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:22, 20 April 2006 (UTC) ::I see that [[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] has not worked on (or at least has not completed) changing the categories. I have completely changed my mind regarding them. The reason that articles in the (main) namespace are lowercase is to show the word as it is really meant to be and to distinguish between proper names and other words. This does not apply to categories or appendices (I just created the first appendix, [[:Appendix:Prepositions]]), though it should still apply to templates so that we don't have to type a capital letter every time we insert a template. Categories and appendices are ''groups'' of these words, and so should be capitalized regularly, just as they are in other projects. I am changing categories accordingly. Other thoughts? As I mentioned above, if we decide I'm wrong, we can boldly change it back. :) Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:54, 15 May 2006 (UTC) :::Hello. I have not been here until now as I was too busy administering other Wiki sites. As I am now an admin at eight Wiki sites, I am unsure how often I will come here. Article names at Wiktionary should not be automatically upper cases, but for categories, I do not really mind whether upper or lower cases. In case you want to talk to me but I am inactive here, I suggest leaving a message at my talk page at Wiktionary, Wikipedia, or Wikisource in English version that I administer.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:55, 4 November 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == WikiReader == What do we think about publishing a WikiReader with the BE850 and BE1500? I'd be happy to do most of the work behind it (exporting to PDF, managing download site etc). [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 12:00, 19 May 2006 (UTC) :I'm thinking we should probably have them mostly done before we worry about that, but other than that, sound good. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 19:03, 23 May 2006 (UTC) == Translations == Other Wiktionaries add translations for words into other languages. SEWiktionary is meant to give definitions of English words using simple English, so if we did add translations, we would not include those other words here, but only link to other wiktionaries. For example, if we translated "heavy" (meaning having a lot of weight), the Spanish is "pesado." We might link to the English Wiktionary page on [[:en:pesado]] or to the Spanish Wiktionary [[:es:pesado]]. These would be interwiki links, but under a translation section, not an "in other languages" sidebar interwiki, since each meaning should be translated separately. I think there are pros and cons to this idea. The pros are that our focus audience are people who are do not know much English, and many of them only know it as a second language, so a translation into their own language could be quite useful. The cons are that we are focused on English words. A translation would be a distraction from our focus. Also, that niche is already filled by the English Wiktionary. I think our focus should stay firmly fixed on simple English definitions of English words. Feel free to comment. We'll do what the community decides, of course. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:08, 21 May 2006 (UTC) :I suppose that this simple English Wiktionary is for definitions from simple English to simple English only, right? This should be good enough since more complex contents should go to regular English Wiktionary.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:58, 4 November 2006 (UTC) ::Simple English Wikipedia pages need to use some hard English words. I think Simple English Wiktionary needs definitions in simple English for those hard English words. It also needs definitions in simple English for simple English words. I think it's a good idea to link to English Wiktionary for translations. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:46, 25 November 2006 (UTC) ::Question: the word "kind": is it a noun in simple English? or an adjective? or both? How do we know or decide these questions? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:46, 25 November 2006 (UTC) :::Both. Word classes do not change in simple English. Does this answer your question? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:16, 27 November 2006 (UTC) == Etymologies/word histories == Another thing that has come up is the question of etymologies. English Wiktionary and others show the etymology of each word, and tend to have the earlier forms as separate entries. Because we are focused on English words (that is, Modern English), we would not include those early forms separately, but we could include unlinked word origins/etymologies. Again, there are pros and cons. Etymologies could be difficult to understand for someone who doesn't know much English. Additionally, they are not our focus, and could be a distraction. Plus, English Wiktionary already does that more effectively. On the other hand, I think it is cool to show where words come from, and this can help people understand why a word is spelled a particular way, I think. English orthography is one of the hardest parts of learning English, but knowing where a word comes from helps significantly in understanding its orthography (spelling). That said, teaching English is not our goal here, any more than it is the goal of Simple English Wikipedia. We are writing a dictionary here, not an English 101 textbook. If people use us to learn English, that is their own choice, but it is not our focus. I guess I could go either way on this one. I tentatively '''support''' adding etymologies to words. What do all of you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:16, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == How detailed do we go? == In articles such as that for [[sad]], some users have obvioulsy gone to a great deal of trouble to flesh out all sorts of synonyms, related words, etc. Unfortunately, few of the words are very simple (or even useful. For example, on the [[sad]] page we have ''glum'' as a synonym.) I think this kind of detail needs to be pared back to avoid being overwhelming to English language learners. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:26, 16 July 2006 (UTC) :Yeah, I was the one who put all those synonyms and antonyms on there. I still think it is useful, and it is obvious that they are synonyms, etc. by their placement, but I guess I did go a little overboard. But this wiktionary should not be limited to Simple English words. It should include all English words, but the definitions should be limited to simple English. People may find the word [[glum]] and wonder what it means, but not be able to understand the English Wiktionary definition. We need that entry here, and its connection to [[sad]] seems very logical. I think [[lugubrious]] should be cut out sooner than [[glum]]. Limiting the synonyms and antonyms may be useful in some ways, but we are about including information, not leaving it out. We might even want to include (for example) a main synonym section, and later on a section on ''other synonyms''. I don't know. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:44, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::Indeed, we should have articles for simple words and other words, so there should eventually be an entry for ''glum'', ''lugubrious'' and whatever else you can come up with. However, a typical user who is looking up the word ''sad'', will not benefit from ''glum''. The user who looks up ''glum'', on the other hand, may well benefit from being told that ''sad'' is a synonym as they will likely have no idea what ''glum'' means, but may very well understand ''sad''. ::Furthermore, you write, "we are about including information, not leaving it out." To the contrary! Knowing what to leave out is at least as important as knowing what to put in. A 20-page dictionary entry on ''run'' is neither simple nor useful. This is, after all, a dictionary, not a thesaurus or an encyclopedia. If the user who looks up ''sad'' is looking specifically for uncommon synonyms, they're using a wrench to drive in a nail.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:58, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::*Well how else do you expect people to look for uncommon synonyms, except by starting with a common word? Perhaps we can put common synonyms right there on the page, while listing rare ones separately on a thesaurus-like page. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 07:07, 31 July 2006 (UTC) ::::If they're looking for uncommon synonyms, they should use a thesaurus, not a dictionary.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 11:27, 31 July 2006 (UTC) :::::Hey Brett, I really enjoyed your wrench-nail analogy. Kappa is referring to what EWikt has done in its Wikisaurus sub-project. We could do something similar here if people are interested in the idea. But either way, most dictionaries include at least some synonyms, and I think we should do so, too. You have a point when you say that glum should link to sad, but not necessarily sad to glum. Maybe if we tend to limit it to the first five or so most common synonyms and antonyms, it will be useful but not overboard. We can always change it later if we change our minds, etc. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:08, 3 August 2006 (UTC) :::::I have used a wrench to drive in a nail. It works well. People who want many synonyms can look in English Wiktionary. I think a little number of synonyms here are able to be useful too. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 15:43, 3 December 2006 (UTC) ==Workshop== The following was posted by Adam Kilgarriff on the Corpora mailing list ---- LEXICOM-ASIA 2006 A Workshop in Lexicography and Lexical Computing Venue: Kowloon, Hong Kong Hosts: Language Centre, Hong Kong Univ of Science and Technology Dates: December 11th-15th, 2006 Led by Adam Kilgarriff and Michael Rundell of the Lexicography MasterClass, Lexicom is an intensive one-week workshop, with seminars on theoretical issues alternating with practical sessions at the computer. There will be some parallel 'lexicographic' and 'computational' sessions. Topics to be covered include: * corpus creation * corpus analysis: o software and corpus querying o discovering word senses, recording contextual information * writing dictionary entries * dictionary databases and writing systems * using web data Applications are invited from people with interests and experience in any of these areas. Over the last six years Lexicom has attracted 200 participants from 28 countries including lexicographers, computational linguists, professors, research students, translators, terminologists, and editors, managers and technical support staff from dictionary publishers and information management companies. The venue, HKUST, is beautifully situated on Clearwater Bay in Kowloon, only 30 minutes from central Hong Kong. To register for Lexicom, go to: http://lc.ust.hk/~centre/lexi2006/ Early registration is advised (the Workshop has been oversubscribed in previous years), and registrations received before 7th October 2006 carry a discounted fee. Further details, including reports of past events can be found at: http://www.lexmasterclass.com. Michael Rundell & Adam Kilgarriff The Lexicography MasterClass --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 13:31, 28 September 2006 (UTC) == Logo discussion == Greetings, I apologise for writing in English. There is a discussion about the logo for Wiktionary at [[meta:Wiktionary/logo]]. Please go there and help us decide. Please also put this message on your community page. Thank you. -[[meta:User:Dbmag9|Dbmag9]] (copied here from [[talk:Main Page]] by [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:39, 23 July 2006 (UTC)) == Most linked article == Is there a way to find the article with the most links? In particular, I'm interested in finding the most-linked-to article that doesn't yet exist.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 21:19, 27 July 2006 (UTC) *You need [[Special:Mostlinked]], and in particular [[Special:Wantedpages]]. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 23:03, 27 July 2006 (UTC) == Benchmarks! == I think [[now]] was the 700th. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:51, 2 August 2006 (UTC) :Congratulations, everyone! Great work. Let's keep it up. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:02, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ===750=== [[lucky]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ===800=== [[benefit]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:27, 14 August 2006 (UTC) ===900=== [[legislation]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:21, 12 September 2006 (UTC) ===Almost 1000=== A virtual beer to the user who adds the 1000th word!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 20:03, 3 November 2006 (UTC) : [[brush]]! Hooray! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 03:35, 7 November 2006 (UTC) ::Make it two beers! Well done, PTO!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:23, 8 November 2006 (UTC) ===1200=== [[globe]]: another century mark!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 17:29, 2 December 2006 (UTC) == A different idea == I recently had an idea for a sort of word rating system. This would show the SE user how difficult/complicated the word is considered by native speakers, and perhaps even include an easier and/or more challenging (for the basic words) alternative. I'm thinking of a kind of thermometer look, maybe up in the right-hand corner. It would have something like four or five degrees, including: basic or easy (from the BE850, words like [[do]], [[cold]], and [[woman]]), fairly basic or fairly easy (BE1500 or so, words like [[sink]], [[math]], and [[trust]]), medium or intermediate (about regular conversation level, somewhat less common than BE1500, words like [[complete]], [[freezing]], and [[feminine]]), fairly advanced or fairly hard (more complex or difficult a concept or term, words like [[nondescript]], [[anthropology]], and [[uncharacteristic]]), and advanced or hard (for jargon and other much less common words such as [[sodium benzoate]], [[sesquipedalian]], and [[indefatigable]]). We can tweak these levels or add new ones if/when we feel they are warranted. What do you all think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 10:07, 3 August 2006 (UTC) :I think it's a good idea, but I think basing it on BE is a bad idea, no matter how much you like BE. BE was not intended to choose the most simple or frequent words, but to bring together a list of words that would be sufficient to communicate any idea. Instead, I think we should base it on frequency counts, in the same way that the [http://www.longman.com/ldoce/ Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English] does. I think that using [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/nation.aspx Paul Nation]'s word counts would be a great place to start. He counts 'word families', so that ''run'', ''running'', ''runner'', etc. are all counted together. His counts are broken into 1000-word bands and are [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/range%20BNC.zip available] for free.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ::Though different organizations have different frequency counts, I think the idea is a sound one, and I think that there are many other word lists which would do a better job than BE. The only reason I've stuck with BE this long is because it was already there, and fairly convenient, not to mention a good place to start creating words. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 02:28, 14 August 2006 (UTC) :::I asked Paul Nation, and he wrote, "The lists are freely available for whoever wants to use them." Have a look.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:09, 15 August 2006 (UTC) ::::After looking at the BNC spoken frequency lists, I think you're right. I much prefer the way that these lists are set up, and it is nice to see not only the word but all its variations. I think it is much better. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 01:40, 24 August 2006 (UTC) == Move to [[Wiktionary talk:Simple talk]]? == I just want to throw up the idea of moving this page to the Wiktionary talk namespace. The advantage is that when editing a talk page [[MediaWiki:Talkpagetext]] is shown to the user. It would also leave this page open for FaQ's or something. Just an idea. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 14:55, 5 August 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for your input, Gerard. Nice to know you're still around every once in a while. You have a valid point about the talk page text being shown at the top of the page. It might be worth it to move it. However, I don't really care for the FAQ idea personally. It is supposed to be a simple *talk* page, so it should be something related to talk, even if it just redirects to its own talk page or explains how simple talk works. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 00:46, 24 August 2006 (UTC) ==Survivors?== I decided to come here and help out the project, after I saw the request for deletion at Meta. Personally, I would hate to see a project with this much potential die. <br><br> So, my question. How many regularly editing people are left? I noticed that a bureaucrat and two administrators haven't edited in a fairly long time, with the only admin exception seeming to be Cromwellt. Just give a shout here, I suppose. Thanks! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 21:49, 17 October 2006 (UTC) :Very few it seems, although I don't think ''left'' is the right word. There don't ever appear to have been many contributing memebers. Welcome though. Could I suggest you try to avoid difficult words in your definitions? For example, for ''approval'', you wrote "Formal permission or sanction." both words are less common than the word you're defining, and ''sanction'' is significantly less common. Just a suggestion. The participation is appreciated, though.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:30, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the suggestion. I used the word "left" because I had spent a while reading talk archives. This place seemed to be a lot more active back in Febuary. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 01:54, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ==Word of the Day== It seems the WotD has effectively died. Should we destroy the category/template for the word of the day as well? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 23:46, 25 October 2006 (UTC) Yes. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:13, 27 October 2006 (UTC) :I haven't checked if you deleted the cat/template for WotD, but I think it will probably be revived eventually (hopefully), so maybe deleting it was unnecessary. Then again, we can always recreate those I guess. No biggie. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 19:43, 28 November 2006 (UTC) == Vote to delete == I ended to vote to close this project on Meta. It has gone on long enough and is going nowhere fast. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 17:35, 2 November 2006 (UTC) :thank you!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:14, 2 November 2006 (UTC) ::Ah, finally. Its about time they closed that one up. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 00:59, 3 November 2006 (UTC) :::Great news :) - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:24, 6 November 2006 (UTC) == Administrators == Are there any active administrators/bureaucrats here anymore? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 16:33, 5 November 2006 (UTC) :Not really ;) [[User:h2g2bob]], our friendly bureaucrat, expressed a desire to resume contributing, but beyond that, the admins have been largely inactive. - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 16:46, 10 November 2006 (UTC) ::I apologize for not being active for a few months. I'm still around, I've just been busy with classes, etc. A teacher's life is a busy one. To make things worse, I haven't had internet access for about a month or more. I'll see if I can make time to contribute more regularly again. :) Oh, and my "email this user" works, so if there's something that needs admin intervention (like MediaWiki stuff), you can still get ahold of me, even if it may be a little while before I get it taken care of. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 19:46, 28 November 2006 (UTC) == Interwiki link == How do you link to Simple Witionary from another wiki project?--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:38, 8 November 2006 (UTC) :Either <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>; if you're on a Simple English project, use <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or, if you're on a Wiktionary, use <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 12:19, 9 November 2006 (UTC) == MediaWiki:Common.css == Hi, can we import some styles (specifically the <tt>messagebox</tt> class, and maybe some of its subclasses as well) from [[:w:MediaWiki:Common.css]] into [[MediaWiki:Common.css]]? This is purely for cosmetic reasons, but some of the templates that we have (including [[Template:Delete]]) use the <tt>messagebox</tt> class, which is not defined here. (P.S. This requires an admin) Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 16:40, 10 November 2006 (UTC) :I have gone ahead and asked for a temporary +sysop on meta, and have imported all CSS classes from the Simple English Wikipedia (with the exception of CommonsTicker-related styles). Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:19, 18 November 2006 (UTC) == Example sentences == In a dictionary such as this, I think it's important that the example sentences actually ''exemplify'' the use of a defined word rather than simply include it. Consider the following examples: #''There was a '''book''' on the table.'' #''He finished reading, closed the '''book''', and put it down.'' In the first sentence, '''book''' could be almost anything, animate or inanimate, of a size suitable for being on tables. The second sentence, in contrast, shows that '''book''' is related to reading and that it can be held and closed. This second sentence exemplifies '''book''', while the first simply uses it. We should also try to exemplify the syntactic properties of defined words. '''Notwithstanding''', for instance, is an unusual preposition in that it can appear after the noun. Thus, examples showing both pre- and post-noun usage would be useful. Similarly, nouns that have both countable and uncountable senses should have example sentences showing these. And so on. Finally, it would also be good to try to identify and show strong [[:en:collocation | collocations]]. Some good tools for this are [http://193.133.140.102/JustTheWord/ Just the Word] and Mark Davies's [http://view.byu.edu/ VIEW] interface to the [[w:British_National_Corpus|BNC]]. These can also provide authentic example sentences. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 00:32, 11 November 2006 (UTC) == Question == Who is father of Education ''<small>—This unsigned comment was added by</small>''<small> [[User:164.100.216.2|164.100.216.2]] ([[User talk:164.100.216.2|talk]] • [[Special:Contributions/164.100.216.2|contribs]]) 07:48, 16 November 2006 (UTC{{{3|}}})</small> :Hi, this is a forum for discussing topics related to the Simple English Wiktionary. Perhaps you could try looking for information on the [[:w:Main Page|Simple English Wikipedia]], or the [[:w:en:Main Page|English Wikipedia]]. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 15:50, 17 November 2006 (UTC) ::I'm a native English speaker and I don't know the answer to your question. Put your question on [[Wiktionary:Requested definitions]]. Also say on that page where you saw those words being used. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:39, 25 November 2006 (UTC) == Edit buttons gone == What happened to our edit buttons? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 14:30, 25 November 2006 (UTC) :Edit buttons? - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 14:32, 25 November 2006 (UTC) ::I don't know what to call them. When you were editing something, there was a row of buttons at the top of the edit window: bold, italics, math, signatures, etc. They're not there anymore. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:33, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :::Check your preferences. Check on the 'Editing' tab that the box is ticked to show the toolbar. [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 11:54, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::::Yes, it's checked. The tool bar was there on Friday and gone on Saturday. I haven't changed anything. I take it, then, that others still have their tool bar? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:36, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :::::I turned them off in my preferences and turned them back on and now they're back again. Something a programmer might have a look at. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 19:34, 28 November 2006 (UTC) == Pictures == My idea: all nouns need pictures in the definitions. Writers need ideas about copyright and about finding pictures. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 19:55, 25 November 2006 (UTC) I did it! I put a picture in! See [[wire]]. I think all definitions need pictures. Is that good? Did I do it right? I found the picture in Wikimedia Commons. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 20:37, 26 November 2006 (UTC) :Well done! Many nouns already have pictures with them. Many other nouns, however, are too abstract for a picture. Put one in where it makes sense. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:18, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks. I'm having some problems formatting the pages with the pictures. I want the pictures near the top so people will see them immediately. On the page [[wave]] the picture covered some of the words. I put many "nbsp" so that it doesn't cover the words. But I think that will not work well for all browser windows. There must be a good way to do it. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 04:06, 27 November 2006 (UTC) The [[walk]] page now has a moving picture! --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 05:03, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :Cool! --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:29, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::Mostly I don't like moving pictures. It's hard to read when there is a moving picture on the page. But if I put it there, I like it. :-) Some people may not be able to see the moving picture. Some people may not be able to see any pictures. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:32, 27 November 2006 (UTC) OK, now I know how to put the pictures on the page in a good way. Put the picture. (Do not put "300px" if not needed.) Then put words that will be beside the picture. Then put <nowiki> <br style="clear:both"/> </nowiki>. Then put words that need to be under the picture. See [[angry]]. See also [[:en:wikipedia:Wikipedia:Extended image syntax]]. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:42, 27 November 2006 (UTC) I think the words under the pictures are too small. Some people who are reading Simple English Wikipedia may be people who are learning to read. People who are learning to read need big letters. In [[trade]], I wrote <nowiki><big></nowiki> to make the letters bigger. Is that a good idea for all pictures? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 01:48, 1 December 2006 (UTC) :Why just the pictures? Actually, it's really easy for individual readers to change the font display size on their browsers. I'd leave it alone. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:27, 1 December 2006 (UTC) ::I don't think it's easy to change font size. On my browzer I see something to change font size, but I don't see something to change font size of letters under pictures and leave other font size the way it is. Do you know how to do that? Do many people who know Simple English but not English know how to do that? When I display the pictures without "big" the words under the pictures are littler than the other words on the page. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 04:46, 2 December 2006 (UTC) :::No, I meant change them all at once. On my browser, the fonts under the pictures are the same size as the other fonts. I don't know why they would be different for you, but different browsers will vary. At any rate, I still see no point in it. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 11:56, 2 December 2006 (UTC) == "Change this part" == I like where it says "change this page". That's Simple English. It seems friendly to me. But when a page has parts, it says "edit". It needs to say "Change this part." --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 05:56, 28 November 2006 (UTC) :Good point, Coppertwig. I'm glad to see some new users active here. I'll try to get this fixed this week or so, though I don't have time at this precise moment. :) I'm sure it is on MediaWiki somewhere under MediaWiki:Allmessages. If you can find it, that will speed up my job. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 19:50, 28 November 2006 (UTC) ::I'm way behind you. I've found [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/MediaWiki MediaWiki]. I've found [http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/MediaWiki_localization MediaWiki localisation]. I haven't found "MediaWiki:Allmessages" or "Allmessages" anywhere. Maybe if you tell me where to find that, then I can look through it for the edit message. :-) --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:09, 29 November 2006 (UTC) ::OK, found it! "editsection" in [[Special:Allmessages]]. (that was talked about in [[meta:Help:MediaWiki namespace]]). Maybe it should be "change this part". Maybe it should be simply "change". Maybe other messages need to be translated, too. Later. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 03:44, 30 November 2006 (UTC) == Babel boxes == Babel boxes on user pages don't work in Simple English Wiktionary? Does anyone know how to fix that? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:41, 29 November 2006 (UTC) :I may have found a way to do it, sort-of. I now have one userbox on my user page. I've put in a question at [[en:Wikipedia:Help desk]] asking what is the best way to implement Babel boxes. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 14:53, 30 November 2006 (UTC) ::OK, I got Babel boxes working! I just copied Template:Babel from English Wikipedia to Simple English Wikipedia. It looks like just words, but really it has computer words to make the Babel boxes work. We need to copy many pages like "Template:User de-2" from English Wikipedia to Simple English Wikipedia to make all Babel boxes work. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 01:29, 1 December 2006 (UTC) == Definitions == My ideas: Simple English needs to have only one definition for one word. I think the first definition for each word is the Simple English definition, and writers need to try to use only the first definition. But when there is a noun definition and a verb definition and they are very near, then those 2 definitions can be used. The first definition needs to be the most important one. A definition in Simple English can cover more things than the English definition. In English someone may say "bowl". "Bowl" is not BE850. In Simple English someone may say "basin" or "little basin" when talking about the same thing. The definition of "basin" in Simple English may be a little different from the English definition. Frequently two definitions for the same word in English can be one definition in Simple English. "Black" does not need one definition for a colour and another definition for an adjective saying that a thing has that colour. It is the same idea. The adjective is most frequent and most important. If someone uses it as a noun, people will understand. OK, maybe it needs two definitions because one is a noun and one is an adjective. But many other words can have one definition in Simple English for two definitions in English, because the Simple English definitions are simpler and cover more things. Little things that are different between two definitions in English are not important in Simple English. If someone writing a Wikipedia page needs to say an important difference between two things, the person needs to use a sentence to say the difference. Those are my ideas. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 14:04, 29 November 2006 (UTC) Example: [[apparatus]] has 3 definitions. I think they are all the same idea. (see picture.) I think they need to be 1 definition here. Maybe in English Wiktionary they need to be 3 definitions. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 14:06, 29 November 2006 (UTC) :I generally agree, but wouldn't take things quite this far. I think: :# Each word class should be represented and defined. For example, there should not be one definition that covers both adjective and noun, though the same definition could possibly be repeated with only minor changes. :# Rather than trying to tease apart individual senses of the word, I think we should aim for broad definitions that deal with the underlying similarity of the various senses. For example, Paul Nation gives the example of ''head'', which he defines as "the top or most important part, for example, head of your body, head of a match, head of an organisation." (''Learning Vocabulary in Another Language'', p. 92) :# Where there are multiple definitions, they should be sorted from most to least common. Similarly, the more common word class should be listed first. :# The BE850 is problematic because it has never been widely adopted and the word choices are often anachronistic. A better choice of words would be the [[Wiktionary:BNC_spoken_freq|BNC2000]]. :--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 17:00, 29 November 2006 (UTC) ::One more thing, Ogden, the sneaky guy, often specifically chose highly polysemous words to get more coverage from fewer words.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:12, 29 November 2006 (UTC) :::"Simple English" is not defined. Maybe we need to make a decision. Maybe we need to mark the first (or sometimes two) definitions on a page "Simple English" and mark the other ones "English". But maybe we would use too much time talking and not agreeing. Maybe it's good to just put the most frequent definition first. I would leave out very rare uses. :::Someone had the idea of asking the Wikimedia developers to make the Preview button show BE850 and BE1500 words in different colours. I think different underlining (<u>underlining</u> and <s>striking out</s>) is more useful because the colours show a link or no link. Hmm. It can be complex. Each user can choose in "my preferences" which list (BE850, BNC2000, etc.) marks the "Preview" when that user is changing a page. So we don't have to agree before we do that. (Forms of words, "make", "makes", "making" need to be used too.) --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 03:28, 30 November 2006 (UTC) ::::Currently only red and blue are used. Other colours could be employed in different ways. I think it might be more useful to use a star system, or simply a line at the top, similar to the current BE850 or AWL ones.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:37, 30 November 2006 (UTC) :::::We would need nine colours. Three possibilities (no link, good link, red link) times three possibilities (BE850, BE1500, not BE1500). I think it would be hard to remember what nine colours mean. I think underlining or something else is better. I don't understand what you mean by "star system", "line at the top", or "AWL". --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 04:41, 2 December 2006 (UTC) ::::::By a "star system", I meant something like the movies, where the most common words would get 3 or 4 stars, less frequent words would fewer, and rare words would get none. As for the AWL, that's the Academic Word List, see [[theory]] for an example.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:00, 2 December 2006 (UTC) :::Maybe BNC2000 or BNC1000 is more useful than BE850. (BE850 doesn't have "big" or "small". It has "attempt" but not "try". It has "carriage" but not "car".) But the BE850 has a good page on this Wiktionary. The page is easy to use. I can look and see if a word is in BE850. The BNC1000 needs a page like that. The BNC1000 page is too long. I need a short page with the BNC1000 words starting at the top of the page, and only one form for each word, and many words on one line, like the [[BE850]] page. I think I can make a page like that. Is that a good idea? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 03:54, 30 November 2006 (UTC) ::::Different people have different purposes. If you feel such a list would be useful, go ahead and make it.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:37, 30 November 2006 (UTC) == Making the computer make many pages easily == I want to make the computer make many pages. It is hard to make a big number of pages one at a time. I want to copy all language templates like "User de-3" from English Wikipedia to Simple English Wikipedia. Maybe an administrator or sysop can do that easily. I also want to make many redirects. healthier-->health, summers-->summer for example. I want to write a list of words that need redirects and make the computer make them easily. Maybe I will ask at the [[:en:wikipedia:Help Desk|English Wikipedia Help Desk]]. Is this a good idea? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 15:37, 3 December 2006 (UTC) == Working together to make a list of words == Maybe I will make a page with a list of the 1000 most frequent words in English with marks to say which ones are BE850 or BE1500. Maybe I will make two pages like that. One will stay the same. The other page people can change, and it will be the list of Simple English words that we will use. People can move one word out of Simple English into "Not Simple English" and move another word at the same time into Simple English. Is that a good idea? Maybe in 3 parts. Simple English Part 1 (300 words); Simple English Part 2 (700 more words = 1000 words) and Simple English Part 3 (1000 more words = 2000 words). Words like "long" and "flat" I use many times when writing definitions. Those are important words. Words like "yes" and "please" I do not use much when writing definitions but they are still important words. Maybe some words are less important. I think we need "big" and "think" and "want". We don't need two words "big" and "large", only one of them. What are other people's ideas about this? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 22:15, 3 December 2006 (UTC) :I'm not sure I see the purpose. I would suggest you read ''Learning Vocabulary in Another Language'' by Paul Nation. I think you'll find quite a bit there that will interest you. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:46, 4 December 2006 (UTC) == Simple English Wikiquote == I just took a look at Simple English [[:wikiquote:simple:Main Page|Wikiquote]]. I had misunderstood it! It is a worthwhile project! It is not about collecting quotes in Simple English. It is about collecting quotes in English (or maybe other languages?) and explaining them in Simple English. This is a worthwhile project! But there is a proposal to close it down at [[meta:Proposals for closing projects]]! The reason Simple English Wikiquote is worthwhile is that many people may not understand some famous quotes in English and can benefit from Simple English explanations. Some people voting to close it down say that there's no use collecting quotes in Simple English. They just don't even understand that the project is not about collecting quotes in Simple English! Others say that if someone doesn't understand a quote in English, they should read a translation of it in their own language. They fail to understand two things: first, that there are many people who can read Simple English but can't read any other language (or not well enough to understand translations of those quotes). This includes some children, some adults who can understand ordinary English but are baffled by expressions like "come what come may" or archaic terms in some famous quotes, many deaf people who have difficulty learning to read because their own language has no written form and they can't hear the sounds that make alphabets meaningful; and other people. Also: if someone is learning English, an explanation in Simple English of a famous quote would help them understand the quote without switching back to their own language; switching back can interfere with learning a new language. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 03:08, 4 December 2006 (UTC) 13317 2006-12-04T14:42:09Z Coppertwig 139 /* Working together to make a list of words */ saying the purpose '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |}__NEWSECTIONLINK__ ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some countries, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) ==Category capitalization== Shall categories begin with upper cases or not? I am asking this because I have found different uses of upper and lower cases at [[Special:Categories]].--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 13:36, 14 April 2006 (UTC) :I had the same question a while back, though I asked it somewhere else. I think that categories should all be lowercase unless they are proper nouns, so that they work just like the entry titles. I'd say that you can go ahead an [[Wiktionary:Be bold|boldly]] change it, and if someone doesn't like it or has a better idea, they can change it back. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:33, 18 April 2006 (UTC) :If you do change it, don't forget to change the templates that refer to those categories, so that they put the words in the new place. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:22, 20 April 2006 (UTC) ::I see that [[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] has not worked on (or at least has not completed) changing the categories. I have completely changed my mind regarding them. The reason that articles in the (main) namespace are lowercase is to show the word as it is really meant to be and to distinguish between proper names and other words. This does not apply to categories or appendices (I just created the first appendix, [[:Appendix:Prepositions]]), though it should still apply to templates so that we don't have to type a capital letter every time we insert a template. Categories and appendices are ''groups'' of these words, and so should be capitalized regularly, just as they are in other projects. I am changing categories accordingly. Other thoughts? As I mentioned above, if we decide I'm wrong, we can boldly change it back. :) Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:54, 15 May 2006 (UTC) :::Hello. I have not been here until now as I was too busy administering other Wiki sites. As I am now an admin at eight Wiki sites, I am unsure how often I will come here. Article names at Wiktionary should not be automatically upper cases, but for categories, I do not really mind whether upper or lower cases. In case you want to talk to me but I am inactive here, I suggest leaving a message at my talk page at Wiktionary, Wikipedia, or Wikisource in English version that I administer.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:55, 4 November 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == WikiReader == What do we think about publishing a WikiReader with the BE850 and BE1500? I'd be happy to do most of the work behind it (exporting to PDF, managing download site etc). [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 12:00, 19 May 2006 (UTC) :I'm thinking we should probably have them mostly done before we worry about that, but other than that, sound good. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 19:03, 23 May 2006 (UTC) == Translations == Other Wiktionaries add translations for words into other languages. SEWiktionary is meant to give definitions of English words using simple English, so if we did add translations, we would not include those other words here, but only link to other wiktionaries. For example, if we translated "heavy" (meaning having a lot of weight), the Spanish is "pesado." We might link to the English Wiktionary page on [[:en:pesado]] or to the Spanish Wiktionary [[:es:pesado]]. These would be interwiki links, but under a translation section, not an "in other languages" sidebar interwiki, since each meaning should be translated separately. I think there are pros and cons to this idea. The pros are that our focus audience are people who are do not know much English, and many of them only know it as a second language, so a translation into their own language could be quite useful. The cons are that we are focused on English words. A translation would be a distraction from our focus. Also, that niche is already filled by the English Wiktionary. I think our focus should stay firmly fixed on simple English definitions of English words. Feel free to comment. We'll do what the community decides, of course. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:08, 21 May 2006 (UTC) :I suppose that this simple English Wiktionary is for definitions from simple English to simple English only, right? This should be good enough since more complex contents should go to regular English Wiktionary.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:58, 4 November 2006 (UTC) ::Simple English Wikipedia pages need to use some hard English words. I think Simple English Wiktionary needs definitions in simple English for those hard English words. It also needs definitions in simple English for simple English words. I think it's a good idea to link to English Wiktionary for translations. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:46, 25 November 2006 (UTC) ::Question: the word "kind": is it a noun in simple English? or an adjective? or both? How do we know or decide these questions? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:46, 25 November 2006 (UTC) :::Both. Word classes do not change in simple English. Does this answer your question? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:16, 27 November 2006 (UTC) == Etymologies/word histories == Another thing that has come up is the question of etymologies. English Wiktionary and others show the etymology of each word, and tend to have the earlier forms as separate entries. Because we are focused on English words (that is, Modern English), we would not include those early forms separately, but we could include unlinked word origins/etymologies. Again, there are pros and cons. Etymologies could be difficult to understand for someone who doesn't know much English. Additionally, they are not our focus, and could be a distraction. Plus, English Wiktionary already does that more effectively. On the other hand, I think it is cool to show where words come from, and this can help people understand why a word is spelled a particular way, I think. English orthography is one of the hardest parts of learning English, but knowing where a word comes from helps significantly in understanding its orthography (spelling). That said, teaching English is not our goal here, any more than it is the goal of Simple English Wikipedia. We are writing a dictionary here, not an English 101 textbook. If people use us to learn English, that is their own choice, but it is not our focus. I guess I could go either way on this one. I tentatively '''support''' adding etymologies to words. What do all of you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:16, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == How detailed do we go? == In articles such as that for [[sad]], some users have obvioulsy gone to a great deal of trouble to flesh out all sorts of synonyms, related words, etc. Unfortunately, few of the words are very simple (or even useful. For example, on the [[sad]] page we have ''glum'' as a synonym.) I think this kind of detail needs to be pared back to avoid being overwhelming to English language learners. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:26, 16 July 2006 (UTC) :Yeah, I was the one who put all those synonyms and antonyms on there. I still think it is useful, and it is obvious that they are synonyms, etc. by their placement, but I guess I did go a little overboard. But this wiktionary should not be limited to Simple English words. It should include all English words, but the definitions should be limited to simple English. People may find the word [[glum]] and wonder what it means, but not be able to understand the English Wiktionary definition. We need that entry here, and its connection to [[sad]] seems very logical. I think [[lugubrious]] should be cut out sooner than [[glum]]. Limiting the synonyms and antonyms may be useful in some ways, but we are about including information, not leaving it out. We might even want to include (for example) a main synonym section, and later on a section on ''other synonyms''. I don't know. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:44, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::Indeed, we should have articles for simple words and other words, so there should eventually be an entry for ''glum'', ''lugubrious'' and whatever else you can come up with. However, a typical user who is looking up the word ''sad'', will not benefit from ''glum''. The user who looks up ''glum'', on the other hand, may well benefit from being told that ''sad'' is a synonym as they will likely have no idea what ''glum'' means, but may very well understand ''sad''. ::Furthermore, you write, "we are about including information, not leaving it out." To the contrary! Knowing what to leave out is at least as important as knowing what to put in. A 20-page dictionary entry on ''run'' is neither simple nor useful. This is, after all, a dictionary, not a thesaurus or an encyclopedia. If the user who looks up ''sad'' is looking specifically for uncommon synonyms, they're using a wrench to drive in a nail.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:58, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::*Well how else do you expect people to look for uncommon synonyms, except by starting with a common word? Perhaps we can put common synonyms right there on the page, while listing rare ones separately on a thesaurus-like page. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 07:07, 31 July 2006 (UTC) ::::If they're looking for uncommon synonyms, they should use a thesaurus, not a dictionary.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 11:27, 31 July 2006 (UTC) :::::Hey Brett, I really enjoyed your wrench-nail analogy. Kappa is referring to what EWikt has done in its Wikisaurus sub-project. We could do something similar here if people are interested in the idea. But either way, most dictionaries include at least some synonyms, and I think we should do so, too. You have a point when you say that glum should link to sad, but not necessarily sad to glum. Maybe if we tend to limit it to the first five or so most common synonyms and antonyms, it will be useful but not overboard. We can always change it later if we change our minds, etc. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:08, 3 August 2006 (UTC) :::::I have used a wrench to drive in a nail. It works well. People who want many synonyms can look in English Wiktionary. I think a little number of synonyms here are able to be useful too. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 15:43, 3 December 2006 (UTC) ==Workshop== The following was posted by Adam Kilgarriff on the Corpora mailing list ---- LEXICOM-ASIA 2006 A Workshop in Lexicography and Lexical Computing Venue: Kowloon, Hong Kong Hosts: Language Centre, Hong Kong Univ of Science and Technology Dates: December 11th-15th, 2006 Led by Adam Kilgarriff and Michael Rundell of the Lexicography MasterClass, Lexicom is an intensive one-week workshop, with seminars on theoretical issues alternating with practical sessions at the computer. There will be some parallel 'lexicographic' and 'computational' sessions. Topics to be covered include: * corpus creation * corpus analysis: o software and corpus querying o discovering word senses, recording contextual information * writing dictionary entries * dictionary databases and writing systems * using web data Applications are invited from people with interests and experience in any of these areas. Over the last six years Lexicom has attracted 200 participants from 28 countries including lexicographers, computational linguists, professors, research students, translators, terminologists, and editors, managers and technical support staff from dictionary publishers and information management companies. The venue, HKUST, is beautifully situated on Clearwater Bay in Kowloon, only 30 minutes from central Hong Kong. To register for Lexicom, go to: http://lc.ust.hk/~centre/lexi2006/ Early registration is advised (the Workshop has been oversubscribed in previous years), and registrations received before 7th October 2006 carry a discounted fee. Further details, including reports of past events can be found at: http://www.lexmasterclass.com. Michael Rundell & Adam Kilgarriff The Lexicography MasterClass --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 13:31, 28 September 2006 (UTC) == Logo discussion == Greetings, I apologise for writing in English. There is a discussion about the logo for Wiktionary at [[meta:Wiktionary/logo]]. Please go there and help us decide. Please also put this message on your community page. Thank you. -[[meta:User:Dbmag9|Dbmag9]] (copied here from [[talk:Main Page]] by [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:39, 23 July 2006 (UTC)) == Most linked article == Is there a way to find the article with the most links? In particular, I'm interested in finding the most-linked-to article that doesn't yet exist.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 21:19, 27 July 2006 (UTC) *You need [[Special:Mostlinked]], and in particular [[Special:Wantedpages]]. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 23:03, 27 July 2006 (UTC) == Benchmarks! == I think [[now]] was the 700th. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:51, 2 August 2006 (UTC) :Congratulations, everyone! Great work. Let's keep it up. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:02, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ===750=== [[lucky]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ===800=== [[benefit]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:27, 14 August 2006 (UTC) ===900=== [[legislation]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:21, 12 September 2006 (UTC) ===Almost 1000=== A virtual beer to the user who adds the 1000th word!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 20:03, 3 November 2006 (UTC) : [[brush]]! Hooray! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 03:35, 7 November 2006 (UTC) ::Make it two beers! Well done, PTO!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:23, 8 November 2006 (UTC) ===1200=== [[globe]]: another century mark!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 17:29, 2 December 2006 (UTC) == A different idea == I recently had an idea for a sort of word rating system. This would show the SE user how difficult/complicated the word is considered by native speakers, and perhaps even include an easier and/or more challenging (for the basic words) alternative. I'm thinking of a kind of thermometer look, maybe up in the right-hand corner. It would have something like four or five degrees, including: basic or easy (from the BE850, words like [[do]], [[cold]], and [[woman]]), fairly basic or fairly easy (BE1500 or so, words like [[sink]], [[math]], and [[trust]]), medium or intermediate (about regular conversation level, somewhat less common than BE1500, words like [[complete]], [[freezing]], and [[feminine]]), fairly advanced or fairly hard (more complex or difficult a concept or term, words like [[nondescript]], [[anthropology]], and [[uncharacteristic]]), and advanced or hard (for jargon and other much less common words such as [[sodium benzoate]], [[sesquipedalian]], and [[indefatigable]]). We can tweak these levels or add new ones if/when we feel they are warranted. What do you all think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 10:07, 3 August 2006 (UTC) :I think it's a good idea, but I think basing it on BE is a bad idea, no matter how much you like BE. BE was not intended to choose the most simple or frequent words, but to bring together a list of words that would be sufficient to communicate any idea. Instead, I think we should base it on frequency counts, in the same way that the [http://www.longman.com/ldoce/ Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English] does. I think that using [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/nation.aspx Paul Nation]'s word counts would be a great place to start. He counts 'word families', so that ''run'', ''running'', ''runner'', etc. are all counted together. His counts are broken into 1000-word bands and are [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/range%20BNC.zip available] for free.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ::Though different organizations have different frequency counts, I think the idea is a sound one, and I think that there are many other word lists which would do a better job than BE. The only reason I've stuck with BE this long is because it was already there, and fairly convenient, not to mention a good place to start creating words. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 02:28, 14 August 2006 (UTC) :::I asked Paul Nation, and he wrote, "The lists are freely available for whoever wants to use them." Have a look.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:09, 15 August 2006 (UTC) ::::After looking at the BNC spoken frequency lists, I think you're right. I much prefer the way that these lists are set up, and it is nice to see not only the word but all its variations. I think it is much better. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 01:40, 24 August 2006 (UTC) == Move to [[Wiktionary talk:Simple talk]]? == I just want to throw up the idea of moving this page to the Wiktionary talk namespace. The advantage is that when editing a talk page [[MediaWiki:Talkpagetext]] is shown to the user. It would also leave this page open for FaQ's or something. Just an idea. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 14:55, 5 August 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for your input, Gerard. Nice to know you're still around every once in a while. You have a valid point about the talk page text being shown at the top of the page. It might be worth it to move it. However, I don't really care for the FAQ idea personally. It is supposed to be a simple *talk* page, so it should be something related to talk, even if it just redirects to its own talk page or explains how simple talk works. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 00:46, 24 August 2006 (UTC) ==Survivors?== I decided to come here and help out the project, after I saw the request for deletion at Meta. Personally, I would hate to see a project with this much potential die. <br><br> So, my question. How many regularly editing people are left? I noticed that a bureaucrat and two administrators haven't edited in a fairly long time, with the only admin exception seeming to be Cromwellt. Just give a shout here, I suppose. Thanks! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 21:49, 17 October 2006 (UTC) :Very few it seems, although I don't think ''left'' is the right word. There don't ever appear to have been many contributing memebers. Welcome though. Could I suggest you try to avoid difficult words in your definitions? For example, for ''approval'', you wrote "Formal permission or sanction." both words are less common than the word you're defining, and ''sanction'' is significantly less common. Just a suggestion. The participation is appreciated, though.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:30, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the suggestion. I used the word "left" because I had spent a while reading talk archives. This place seemed to be a lot more active back in Febuary. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 01:54, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ==Word of the Day== It seems the WotD has effectively died. Should we destroy the category/template for the word of the day as well? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 23:46, 25 October 2006 (UTC) Yes. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:13, 27 October 2006 (UTC) :I haven't checked if you deleted the cat/template for WotD, but I think it will probably be revived eventually (hopefully), so maybe deleting it was unnecessary. Then again, we can always recreate those I guess. No biggie. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 19:43, 28 November 2006 (UTC) == Vote to delete == I ended to vote to close this project on Meta. It has gone on long enough and is going nowhere fast. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 17:35, 2 November 2006 (UTC) :thank you!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:14, 2 November 2006 (UTC) ::Ah, finally. Its about time they closed that one up. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 00:59, 3 November 2006 (UTC) :::Great news :) - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:24, 6 November 2006 (UTC) == Administrators == Are there any active administrators/bureaucrats here anymore? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 16:33, 5 November 2006 (UTC) :Not really ;) [[User:h2g2bob]], our friendly bureaucrat, expressed a desire to resume contributing, but beyond that, the admins have been largely inactive. - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 16:46, 10 November 2006 (UTC) ::I apologize for not being active for a few months. I'm still around, I've just been busy with classes, etc. A teacher's life is a busy one. To make things worse, I haven't had internet access for about a month or more. I'll see if I can make time to contribute more regularly again. :) Oh, and my "email this user" works, so if there's something that needs admin intervention (like MediaWiki stuff), you can still get ahold of me, even if it may be a little while before I get it taken care of. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 19:46, 28 November 2006 (UTC) == Interwiki link == How do you link to Simple Witionary from another wiki project?--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:38, 8 November 2006 (UTC) :Either <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>; if you're on a Simple English project, use <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or, if you're on a Wiktionary, use <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 12:19, 9 November 2006 (UTC) == MediaWiki:Common.css == Hi, can we import some styles (specifically the <tt>messagebox</tt> class, and maybe some of its subclasses as well) from [[:w:MediaWiki:Common.css]] into [[MediaWiki:Common.css]]? This is purely for cosmetic reasons, but some of the templates that we have (including [[Template:Delete]]) use the <tt>messagebox</tt> class, which is not defined here. (P.S. This requires an admin) Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 16:40, 10 November 2006 (UTC) :I have gone ahead and asked for a temporary +sysop on meta, and have imported all CSS classes from the Simple English Wikipedia (with the exception of CommonsTicker-related styles). Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:19, 18 November 2006 (UTC) == Example sentences == In a dictionary such as this, I think it's important that the example sentences actually ''exemplify'' the use of a defined word rather than simply include it. Consider the following examples: #''There was a '''book''' on the table.'' #''He finished reading, closed the '''book''', and put it down.'' In the first sentence, '''book''' could be almost anything, animate or inanimate, of a size suitable for being on tables. The second sentence, in contrast, shows that '''book''' is related to reading and that it can be held and closed. This second sentence exemplifies '''book''', while the first simply uses it. We should also try to exemplify the syntactic properties of defined words. '''Notwithstanding''', for instance, is an unusual preposition in that it can appear after the noun. Thus, examples showing both pre- and post-noun usage would be useful. Similarly, nouns that have both countable and uncountable senses should have example sentences showing these. And so on. Finally, it would also be good to try to identify and show strong [[:en:collocation | collocations]]. Some good tools for this are [http://193.133.140.102/JustTheWord/ Just the Word] and Mark Davies's [http://view.byu.edu/ VIEW] interface to the [[w:British_National_Corpus|BNC]]. These can also provide authentic example sentences. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 00:32, 11 November 2006 (UTC) == Question == Who is father of Education ''<small>—This unsigned comment was added by</small>''<small> [[User:164.100.216.2|164.100.216.2]] ([[User talk:164.100.216.2|talk]] • [[Special:Contributions/164.100.216.2|contribs]]) 07:48, 16 November 2006 (UTC{{{3|}}})</small> :Hi, this is a forum for discussing topics related to the Simple English Wiktionary. Perhaps you could try looking for information on the [[:w:Main Page|Simple English Wikipedia]], or the [[:w:en:Main Page|English Wikipedia]]. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 15:50, 17 November 2006 (UTC) ::I'm a native English speaker and I don't know the answer to your question. Put your question on [[Wiktionary:Requested definitions]]. Also say on that page where you saw those words being used. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:39, 25 November 2006 (UTC) == Edit buttons gone == What happened to our edit buttons? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 14:30, 25 November 2006 (UTC) :Edit buttons? - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 14:32, 25 November 2006 (UTC) ::I don't know what to call them. When you were editing something, there was a row of buttons at the top of the edit window: bold, italics, math, signatures, etc. They're not there anymore. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:33, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :::Check your preferences. Check on the 'Editing' tab that the box is ticked to show the toolbar. [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 11:54, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::::Yes, it's checked. The tool bar was there on Friday and gone on Saturday. I haven't changed anything. I take it, then, that others still have their tool bar? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:36, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :::::I turned them off in my preferences and turned them back on and now they're back again. Something a programmer might have a look at. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 19:34, 28 November 2006 (UTC) == Pictures == My idea: all nouns need pictures in the definitions. Writers need ideas about copyright and about finding pictures. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 19:55, 25 November 2006 (UTC) I did it! I put a picture in! See [[wire]]. I think all definitions need pictures. Is that good? Did I do it right? I found the picture in Wikimedia Commons. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 20:37, 26 November 2006 (UTC) :Well done! Many nouns already have pictures with them. Many other nouns, however, are too abstract for a picture. Put one in where it makes sense. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:18, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks. I'm having some problems formatting the pages with the pictures. I want the pictures near the top so people will see them immediately. On the page [[wave]] the picture covered some of the words. I put many "nbsp" so that it doesn't cover the words. But I think that will not work well for all browser windows. There must be a good way to do it. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 04:06, 27 November 2006 (UTC) The [[walk]] page now has a moving picture! --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 05:03, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :Cool! --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:29, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::Mostly I don't like moving pictures. It's hard to read when there is a moving picture on the page. But if I put it there, I like it. :-) Some people may not be able to see the moving picture. Some people may not be able to see any pictures. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:32, 27 November 2006 (UTC) OK, now I know how to put the pictures on the page in a good way. Put the picture. (Do not put "300px" if not needed.) Then put words that will be beside the picture. Then put <nowiki> <br style="clear:both"/> </nowiki>. Then put words that need to be under the picture. See [[angry]]. See also [[:en:wikipedia:Wikipedia:Extended image syntax]]. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:42, 27 November 2006 (UTC) I think the words under the pictures are too small. Some people who are reading Simple English Wikipedia may be people who are learning to read. People who are learning to read need big letters. In [[trade]], I wrote <nowiki><big></nowiki> to make the letters bigger. Is that a good idea for all pictures? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 01:48, 1 December 2006 (UTC) :Why just the pictures? Actually, it's really easy for individual readers to change the font display size on their browsers. I'd leave it alone. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:27, 1 December 2006 (UTC) ::I don't think it's easy to change font size. On my browzer I see something to change font size, but I don't see something to change font size of letters under pictures and leave other font size the way it is. Do you know how to do that? Do many people who know Simple English but not English know how to do that? When I display the pictures without "big" the words under the pictures are littler than the other words on the page. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 04:46, 2 December 2006 (UTC) :::No, I meant change them all at once. On my browser, the fonts under the pictures are the same size as the other fonts. I don't know why they would be different for you, but different browsers will vary. At any rate, I still see no point in it. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 11:56, 2 December 2006 (UTC) == "Change this part" == I like where it says "change this page". That's Simple English. It seems friendly to me. But when a page has parts, it says "edit". It needs to say "Change this part." --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 05:56, 28 November 2006 (UTC) :Good point, Coppertwig. I'm glad to see some new users active here. I'll try to get this fixed this week or so, though I don't have time at this precise moment. :) I'm sure it is on MediaWiki somewhere under MediaWiki:Allmessages. If you can find it, that will speed up my job. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 19:50, 28 November 2006 (UTC) ::I'm way behind you. I've found [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/MediaWiki MediaWiki]. I've found [http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/MediaWiki_localization MediaWiki localisation]. I haven't found "MediaWiki:Allmessages" or "Allmessages" anywhere. Maybe if you tell me where to find that, then I can look through it for the edit message. :-) --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:09, 29 November 2006 (UTC) ::OK, found it! "editsection" in [[Special:Allmessages]]. (that was talked about in [[meta:Help:MediaWiki namespace]]). Maybe it should be "change this part". Maybe it should be simply "change". Maybe other messages need to be translated, too. Later. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 03:44, 30 November 2006 (UTC) == Babel boxes == Babel boxes on user pages don't work in Simple English Wiktionary? Does anyone know how to fix that? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:41, 29 November 2006 (UTC) :I may have found a way to do it, sort-of. I now have one userbox on my user page. I've put in a question at [[en:Wikipedia:Help desk]] asking what is the best way to implement Babel boxes. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 14:53, 30 November 2006 (UTC) ::OK, I got Babel boxes working! I just copied Template:Babel from English Wikipedia to Simple English Wikipedia. It looks like just words, but really it has computer words to make the Babel boxes work. We need to copy many pages like "Template:User de-2" from English Wikipedia to Simple English Wikipedia to make all Babel boxes work. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 01:29, 1 December 2006 (UTC) == Definitions == My ideas: Simple English needs to have only one definition for one word. I think the first definition for each word is the Simple English definition, and writers need to try to use only the first definition. But when there is a noun definition and a verb definition and they are very near, then those 2 definitions can be used. The first definition needs to be the most important one. A definition in Simple English can cover more things than the English definition. In English someone may say "bowl". "Bowl" is not BE850. In Simple English someone may say "basin" or "little basin" when talking about the same thing. The definition of "basin" in Simple English may be a little different from the English definition. Frequently two definitions for the same word in English can be one definition in Simple English. "Black" does not need one definition for a colour and another definition for an adjective saying that a thing has that colour. It is the same idea. The adjective is most frequent and most important. If someone uses it as a noun, people will understand. OK, maybe it needs two definitions because one is a noun and one is an adjective. But many other words can have one definition in Simple English for two definitions in English, because the Simple English definitions are simpler and cover more things. Little things that are different between two definitions in English are not important in Simple English. If someone writing a Wikipedia page needs to say an important difference between two things, the person needs to use a sentence to say the difference. Those are my ideas. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 14:04, 29 November 2006 (UTC) Example: [[apparatus]] has 3 definitions. I think they are all the same idea. (see picture.) I think they need to be 1 definition here. Maybe in English Wiktionary they need to be 3 definitions. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 14:06, 29 November 2006 (UTC) :I generally agree, but wouldn't take things quite this far. I think: :# Each word class should be represented and defined. For example, there should not be one definition that covers both adjective and noun, though the same definition could possibly be repeated with only minor changes. :# Rather than trying to tease apart individual senses of the word, I think we should aim for broad definitions that deal with the underlying similarity of the various senses. For example, Paul Nation gives the example of ''head'', which he defines as "the top or most important part, for example, head of your body, head of a match, head of an organisation." (''Learning Vocabulary in Another Language'', p. 92) :# Where there are multiple definitions, they should be sorted from most to least common. Similarly, the more common word class should be listed first. :# The BE850 is problematic because it has never been widely adopted and the word choices are often anachronistic. A better choice of words would be the [[Wiktionary:BNC_spoken_freq|BNC2000]]. :--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 17:00, 29 November 2006 (UTC) ::One more thing, Ogden, the sneaky guy, often specifically chose highly polysemous words to get more coverage from fewer words.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:12, 29 November 2006 (UTC) :::"Simple English" is not defined. Maybe we need to make a decision. Maybe we need to mark the first (or sometimes two) definitions on a page "Simple English" and mark the other ones "English". But maybe we would use too much time talking and not agreeing. Maybe it's good to just put the most frequent definition first. I would leave out very rare uses. :::Someone had the idea of asking the Wikimedia developers to make the Preview button show BE850 and BE1500 words in different colours. I think different underlining (<u>underlining</u> and <s>striking out</s>) is more useful because the colours show a link or no link. Hmm. It can be complex. Each user can choose in "my preferences" which list (BE850, BNC2000, etc.) marks the "Preview" when that user is changing a page. So we don't have to agree before we do that. (Forms of words, "make", "makes", "making" need to be used too.) --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 03:28, 30 November 2006 (UTC) ::::Currently only red and blue are used. Other colours could be employed in different ways. I think it might be more useful to use a star system, or simply a line at the top, similar to the current BE850 or AWL ones.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:37, 30 November 2006 (UTC) :::::We would need nine colours. Three possibilities (no link, good link, red link) times three possibilities (BE850, BE1500, not BE1500). I think it would be hard to remember what nine colours mean. I think underlining or something else is better. I don't understand what you mean by "star system", "line at the top", or "AWL". --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 04:41, 2 December 2006 (UTC) ::::::By a "star system", I meant something like the movies, where the most common words would get 3 or 4 stars, less frequent words would fewer, and rare words would get none. As for the AWL, that's the Academic Word List, see [[theory]] for an example.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:00, 2 December 2006 (UTC) :::Maybe BNC2000 or BNC1000 is more useful than BE850. (BE850 doesn't have "big" or "small". It has "attempt" but not "try". It has "carriage" but not "car".) But the BE850 has a good page on this Wiktionary. The page is easy to use. I can look and see if a word is in BE850. The BNC1000 needs a page like that. The BNC1000 page is too long. I need a short page with the BNC1000 words starting at the top of the page, and only one form for each word, and many words on one line, like the [[BE850]] page. I think I can make a page like that. Is that a good idea? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 03:54, 30 November 2006 (UTC) ::::Different people have different purposes. If you feel such a list would be useful, go ahead and make it.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:37, 30 November 2006 (UTC) == Making the computer make many pages easily == I want to make the computer make many pages. It is hard to make a big number of pages one at a time. I want to copy all language templates like "User de-3" from English Wikipedia to Simple English Wikipedia. Maybe an administrator or sysop can do that easily. I also want to make many redirects. healthier-->health, summers-->summer for example. I want to write a list of words that need redirects and make the computer make them easily. Maybe I will ask at the [[:en:wikipedia:Help Desk|English Wikipedia Help Desk]]. Is this a good idea? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 15:37, 3 December 2006 (UTC) == Working together to make a list of words == Maybe I will make a page with a list of the 1000 most frequent words in English with marks to say which ones are BE850 or BE1500. Maybe I will make two pages like that. One will stay the same. The other page people can change, and it will be the list of Simple English words that we will use. People can move one word out of Simple English into "Not Simple English" and move another word at the same time into Simple English. Is that a good idea? Maybe in 3 parts. Simple English Part 1 (300 words); Simple English Part 2 (700 more words = 1000 words) and Simple English Part 3 (1000 more words = 2000 words). Words like "long" and "flat" I use many times when writing definitions. Those are important words. Words like "yes" and "please" I do not use much when writing definitions but they are still important words. Maybe some words are less important. I think we need "big" and "think" and "want". We don't need two words "big" and "large", only one of them. What are other people's ideas about this? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 22:15, 3 December 2006 (UTC) :I'm not sure I see the purpose. I would suggest you read ''Learning Vocabulary in Another Language'' by Paul Nation. I think you'll find quite a bit there that will interest you. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:46, 4 December 2006 (UTC) ::This is the purpose: We can make the Simple English projects into a useful thing that anyone can use by learning about 700 or 1000 words. Now it is not like that. Now, some pages use BE850, other pages use E-prime maybe, other pages use the most frequent English words maybe. So if someone wants to read many Simple English pages, they need to learn much more than 1000 words. Later I hope we will all use the same words. We can use the page to talk about which 1000 words we will use. (Or another number of words.) Then after we make a decision, we can write Simple English using those words. Then it will be easier for people to learn Simple English. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 14:42, 4 December 2006 (UTC) == Simple English Wikiquote == I just took a look at Simple English [[:wikiquote:simple:Main Page|Wikiquote]]. I had misunderstood it! It is a worthwhile project! It is not about collecting quotes in Simple English. It is about collecting quotes in English (or maybe other languages?) and explaining them in Simple English. This is a worthwhile project! But there is a proposal to close it down at [[meta:Proposals for closing projects]]! The reason Simple English Wikiquote is worthwhile is that many people may not understand some famous quotes in English and can benefit from Simple English explanations. Some people voting to close it down say that there's no use collecting quotes in Simple English. They just don't even understand that the project is not about collecting quotes in Simple English! Others say that if someone doesn't understand a quote in English, they should read a translation of it in their own language. They fail to understand two things: first, that there are many people who can read Simple English but can't read any other language (or not well enough to understand translations of those quotes). This includes some children, some adults who can understand ordinary English but are baffled by expressions like "come what come may" or archaic terms in some famous quotes, many deaf people who have difficulty learning to read because their own language has no written form and they can't hear the sounds that make alphabets meaningful; and other people. Also: if someone is learning English, an explanation in Simple English of a famous quote would help them understand the quote without switching back to their own language; switching back can interfere with learning a new language. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 03:08, 4 December 2006 (UTC) 13343 2006-12-05T14:34:20Z Brett 77 /* Working together to make a list of words */ '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |}__NEWSECTIONLINK__ ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some countries, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) ==Category capitalization== Shall categories begin with upper cases or not? I am asking this because I have found different uses of upper and lower cases at [[Special:Categories]].--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 13:36, 14 April 2006 (UTC) :I had the same question a while back, though I asked it somewhere else. I think that categories should all be lowercase unless they are proper nouns, so that they work just like the entry titles. I'd say that you can go ahead an [[Wiktionary:Be bold|boldly]] change it, and if someone doesn't like it or has a better idea, they can change it back. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:33, 18 April 2006 (UTC) :If you do change it, don't forget to change the templates that refer to those categories, so that they put the words in the new place. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:22, 20 April 2006 (UTC) ::I see that [[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] has not worked on (or at least has not completed) changing the categories. I have completely changed my mind regarding them. The reason that articles in the (main) namespace are lowercase is to show the word as it is really meant to be and to distinguish between proper names and other words. This does not apply to categories or appendices (I just created the first appendix, [[:Appendix:Prepositions]]), though it should still apply to templates so that we don't have to type a capital letter every time we insert a template. Categories and appendices are ''groups'' of these words, and so should be capitalized regularly, just as they are in other projects. I am changing categories accordingly. Other thoughts? As I mentioned above, if we decide I'm wrong, we can boldly change it back. :) Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:54, 15 May 2006 (UTC) :::Hello. I have not been here until now as I was too busy administering other Wiki sites. As I am now an admin at eight Wiki sites, I am unsure how often I will come here. Article names at Wiktionary should not be automatically upper cases, but for categories, I do not really mind whether upper or lower cases. In case you want to talk to me but I am inactive here, I suggest leaving a message at my talk page at Wiktionary, Wikipedia, or Wikisource in English version that I administer.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:55, 4 November 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == WikiReader == What do we think about publishing a WikiReader with the BE850 and BE1500? I'd be happy to do most of the work behind it (exporting to PDF, managing download site etc). [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 12:00, 19 May 2006 (UTC) :I'm thinking we should probably have them mostly done before we worry about that, but other than that, sound good. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 19:03, 23 May 2006 (UTC) == Translations == Other Wiktionaries add translations for words into other languages. SEWiktionary is meant to give definitions of English words using simple English, so if we did add translations, we would not include those other words here, but only link to other wiktionaries. For example, if we translated "heavy" (meaning having a lot of weight), the Spanish is "pesado." We might link to the English Wiktionary page on [[:en:pesado]] or to the Spanish Wiktionary [[:es:pesado]]. These would be interwiki links, but under a translation section, not an "in other languages" sidebar interwiki, since each meaning should be translated separately. I think there are pros and cons to this idea. The pros are that our focus audience are people who are do not know much English, and many of them only know it as a second language, so a translation into their own language could be quite useful. The cons are that we are focused on English words. A translation would be a distraction from our focus. Also, that niche is already filled by the English Wiktionary. I think our focus should stay firmly fixed on simple English definitions of English words. Feel free to comment. We'll do what the community decides, of course. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:08, 21 May 2006 (UTC) :I suppose that this simple English Wiktionary is for definitions from simple English to simple English only, right? This should be good enough since more complex contents should go to regular English Wiktionary.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:58, 4 November 2006 (UTC) ::Simple English Wikipedia pages need to use some hard English words. I think Simple English Wiktionary needs definitions in simple English for those hard English words. It also needs definitions in simple English for simple English words. I think it's a good idea to link to English Wiktionary for translations. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:46, 25 November 2006 (UTC) ::Question: the word "kind": is it a noun in simple English? or an adjective? or both? How do we know or decide these questions? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:46, 25 November 2006 (UTC) :::Both. Word classes do not change in simple English. Does this answer your question? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:16, 27 November 2006 (UTC) == Etymologies/word histories == Another thing that has come up is the question of etymologies. English Wiktionary and others show the etymology of each word, and tend to have the earlier forms as separate entries. Because we are focused on English words (that is, Modern English), we would not include those early forms separately, but we could include unlinked word origins/etymologies. Again, there are pros and cons. Etymologies could be difficult to understand for someone who doesn't know much English. Additionally, they are not our focus, and could be a distraction. Plus, English Wiktionary already does that more effectively. On the other hand, I think it is cool to show where words come from, and this can help people understand why a word is spelled a particular way, I think. English orthography is one of the hardest parts of learning English, but knowing where a word comes from helps significantly in understanding its orthography (spelling). That said, teaching English is not our goal here, any more than it is the goal of Simple English Wikipedia. We are writing a dictionary here, not an English 101 textbook. If people use us to learn English, that is their own choice, but it is not our focus. I guess I could go either way on this one. I tentatively '''support''' adding etymologies to words. What do all of you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:16, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == How detailed do we go? == In articles such as that for [[sad]], some users have obvioulsy gone to a great deal of trouble to flesh out all sorts of synonyms, related words, etc. Unfortunately, few of the words are very simple (or even useful. For example, on the [[sad]] page we have ''glum'' as a synonym.) I think this kind of detail needs to be pared back to avoid being overwhelming to English language learners. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:26, 16 July 2006 (UTC) :Yeah, I was the one who put all those synonyms and antonyms on there. I still think it is useful, and it is obvious that they are synonyms, etc. by their placement, but I guess I did go a little overboard. But this wiktionary should not be limited to Simple English words. It should include all English words, but the definitions should be limited to simple English. People may find the word [[glum]] and wonder what it means, but not be able to understand the English Wiktionary definition. We need that entry here, and its connection to [[sad]] seems very logical. I think [[lugubrious]] should be cut out sooner than [[glum]]. Limiting the synonyms and antonyms may be useful in some ways, but we are about including information, not leaving it out. We might even want to include (for example) a main synonym section, and later on a section on ''other synonyms''. I don't know. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:44, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::Indeed, we should have articles for simple words and other words, so there should eventually be an entry for ''glum'', ''lugubrious'' and whatever else you can come up with. However, a typical user who is looking up the word ''sad'', will not benefit from ''glum''. The user who looks up ''glum'', on the other hand, may well benefit from being told that ''sad'' is a synonym as they will likely have no idea what ''glum'' means, but may very well understand ''sad''. ::Furthermore, you write, "we are about including information, not leaving it out." To the contrary! Knowing what to leave out is at least as important as knowing what to put in. A 20-page dictionary entry on ''run'' is neither simple nor useful. This is, after all, a dictionary, not a thesaurus or an encyclopedia. If the user who looks up ''sad'' is looking specifically for uncommon synonyms, they're using a wrench to drive in a nail.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:58, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::*Well how else do you expect people to look for uncommon synonyms, except by starting with a common word? Perhaps we can put common synonyms right there on the page, while listing rare ones separately on a thesaurus-like page. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 07:07, 31 July 2006 (UTC) ::::If they're looking for uncommon synonyms, they should use a thesaurus, not a dictionary.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 11:27, 31 July 2006 (UTC) :::::Hey Brett, I really enjoyed your wrench-nail analogy. Kappa is referring to what EWikt has done in its Wikisaurus sub-project. We could do something similar here if people are interested in the idea. But either way, most dictionaries include at least some synonyms, and I think we should do so, too. You have a point when you say that glum should link to sad, but not necessarily sad to glum. Maybe if we tend to limit it to the first five or so most common synonyms and antonyms, it will be useful but not overboard. We can always change it later if we change our minds, etc. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:08, 3 August 2006 (UTC) :::::I have used a wrench to drive in a nail. It works well. People who want many synonyms can look in English Wiktionary. I think a little number of synonyms here are able to be useful too. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 15:43, 3 December 2006 (UTC) ==Workshop== The following was posted by Adam Kilgarriff on the Corpora mailing list ---- LEXICOM-ASIA 2006 A Workshop in Lexicography and Lexical Computing Venue: Kowloon, Hong Kong Hosts: Language Centre, Hong Kong Univ of Science and Technology Dates: December 11th-15th, 2006 Led by Adam Kilgarriff and Michael Rundell of the Lexicography MasterClass, Lexicom is an intensive one-week workshop, with seminars on theoretical issues alternating with practical sessions at the computer. There will be some parallel 'lexicographic' and 'computational' sessions. Topics to be covered include: * corpus creation * corpus analysis: o software and corpus querying o discovering word senses, recording contextual information * writing dictionary entries * dictionary databases and writing systems * using web data Applications are invited from people with interests and experience in any of these areas. Over the last six years Lexicom has attracted 200 participants from 28 countries including lexicographers, computational linguists, professors, research students, translators, terminologists, and editors, managers and technical support staff from dictionary publishers and information management companies. The venue, HKUST, is beautifully situated on Clearwater Bay in Kowloon, only 30 minutes from central Hong Kong. To register for Lexicom, go to: http://lc.ust.hk/~centre/lexi2006/ Early registration is advised (the Workshop has been oversubscribed in previous years), and registrations received before 7th October 2006 carry a discounted fee. Further details, including reports of past events can be found at: http://www.lexmasterclass.com. Michael Rundell & Adam Kilgarriff The Lexicography MasterClass --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 13:31, 28 September 2006 (UTC) == Logo discussion == Greetings, I apologise for writing in English. There is a discussion about the logo for Wiktionary at [[meta:Wiktionary/logo]]. Please go there and help us decide. Please also put this message on your community page. Thank you. -[[meta:User:Dbmag9|Dbmag9]] (copied here from [[talk:Main Page]] by [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:39, 23 July 2006 (UTC)) == Most linked article == Is there a way to find the article with the most links? In particular, I'm interested in finding the most-linked-to article that doesn't yet exist.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 21:19, 27 July 2006 (UTC) *You need [[Special:Mostlinked]], and in particular [[Special:Wantedpages]]. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 23:03, 27 July 2006 (UTC) == Benchmarks! == I think [[now]] was the 700th. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:51, 2 August 2006 (UTC) :Congratulations, everyone! Great work. Let's keep it up. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:02, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ===750=== [[lucky]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ===800=== [[benefit]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:27, 14 August 2006 (UTC) ===900=== [[legislation]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:21, 12 September 2006 (UTC) ===Almost 1000=== A virtual beer to the user who adds the 1000th word!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 20:03, 3 November 2006 (UTC) : [[brush]]! Hooray! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 03:35, 7 November 2006 (UTC) ::Make it two beers! Well done, PTO!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:23, 8 November 2006 (UTC) ===1200=== [[globe]]: another century mark!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 17:29, 2 December 2006 (UTC) == A different idea == I recently had an idea for a sort of word rating system. This would show the SE user how difficult/complicated the word is considered by native speakers, and perhaps even include an easier and/or more challenging (for the basic words) alternative. I'm thinking of a kind of thermometer look, maybe up in the right-hand corner. It would have something like four or five degrees, including: basic or easy (from the BE850, words like [[do]], [[cold]], and [[woman]]), fairly basic or fairly easy (BE1500 or so, words like [[sink]], [[math]], and [[trust]]), medium or intermediate (about regular conversation level, somewhat less common than BE1500, words like [[complete]], [[freezing]], and [[feminine]]), fairly advanced or fairly hard (more complex or difficult a concept or term, words like [[nondescript]], [[anthropology]], and [[uncharacteristic]]), and advanced or hard (for jargon and other much less common words such as [[sodium benzoate]], [[sesquipedalian]], and [[indefatigable]]). We can tweak these levels or add new ones if/when we feel they are warranted. What do you all think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 10:07, 3 August 2006 (UTC) :I think it's a good idea, but I think basing it on BE is a bad idea, no matter how much you like BE. BE was not intended to choose the most simple or frequent words, but to bring together a list of words that would be sufficient to communicate any idea. Instead, I think we should base it on frequency counts, in the same way that the [http://www.longman.com/ldoce/ Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English] does. I think that using [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/nation.aspx Paul Nation]'s word counts would be a great place to start. He counts 'word families', so that ''run'', ''running'', ''runner'', etc. are all counted together. His counts are broken into 1000-word bands and are [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/range%20BNC.zip available] for free.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ::Though different organizations have different frequency counts, I think the idea is a sound one, and I think that there are many other word lists which would do a better job than BE. The only reason I've stuck with BE this long is because it was already there, and fairly convenient, not to mention a good place to start creating words. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 02:28, 14 August 2006 (UTC) :::I asked Paul Nation, and he wrote, "The lists are freely available for whoever wants to use them." Have a look.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:09, 15 August 2006 (UTC) ::::After looking at the BNC spoken frequency lists, I think you're right. I much prefer the way that these lists are set up, and it is nice to see not only the word but all its variations. I think it is much better. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 01:40, 24 August 2006 (UTC) == Move to [[Wiktionary talk:Simple talk]]? == I just want to throw up the idea of moving this page to the Wiktionary talk namespace. The advantage is that when editing a talk page [[MediaWiki:Talkpagetext]] is shown to the user. It would also leave this page open for FaQ's or something. Just an idea. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 14:55, 5 August 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for your input, Gerard. Nice to know you're still around every once in a while. You have a valid point about the talk page text being shown at the top of the page. It might be worth it to move it. However, I don't really care for the FAQ idea personally. It is supposed to be a simple *talk* page, so it should be something related to talk, even if it just redirects to its own talk page or explains how simple talk works. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 00:46, 24 August 2006 (UTC) ==Survivors?== I decided to come here and help out the project, after I saw the request for deletion at Meta. Personally, I would hate to see a project with this much potential die. <br><br> So, my question. How many regularly editing people are left? I noticed that a bureaucrat and two administrators haven't edited in a fairly long time, with the only admin exception seeming to be Cromwellt. Just give a shout here, I suppose. Thanks! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 21:49, 17 October 2006 (UTC) :Very few it seems, although I don't think ''left'' is the right word. There don't ever appear to have been many contributing memebers. Welcome though. Could I suggest you try to avoid difficult words in your definitions? For example, for ''approval'', you wrote "Formal permission or sanction." both words are less common than the word you're defining, and ''sanction'' is significantly less common. Just a suggestion. The participation is appreciated, though.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:30, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the suggestion. I used the word "left" because I had spent a while reading talk archives. This place seemed to be a lot more active back in Febuary. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 01:54, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ==Word of the Day== It seems the WotD has effectively died. Should we destroy the category/template for the word of the day as well? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 23:46, 25 October 2006 (UTC) Yes. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:13, 27 October 2006 (UTC) :I haven't checked if you deleted the cat/template for WotD, but I think it will probably be revived eventually (hopefully), so maybe deleting it was unnecessary. Then again, we can always recreate those I guess. No biggie. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 19:43, 28 November 2006 (UTC) == Vote to delete == I ended to vote to close this project on Meta. It has gone on long enough and is going nowhere fast. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 17:35, 2 November 2006 (UTC) :thank you!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:14, 2 November 2006 (UTC) ::Ah, finally. Its about time they closed that one up. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 00:59, 3 November 2006 (UTC) :::Great news :) - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:24, 6 November 2006 (UTC) == Administrators == Are there any active administrators/bureaucrats here anymore? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 16:33, 5 November 2006 (UTC) :Not really ;) [[User:h2g2bob]], our friendly bureaucrat, expressed a desire to resume contributing, but beyond that, the admins have been largely inactive. - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 16:46, 10 November 2006 (UTC) ::I apologize for not being active for a few months. I'm still around, I've just been busy with classes, etc. A teacher's life is a busy one. To make things worse, I haven't had internet access for about a month or more. I'll see if I can make time to contribute more regularly again. :) Oh, and my "email this user" works, so if there's something that needs admin intervention (like MediaWiki stuff), you can still get ahold of me, even if it may be a little while before I get it taken care of. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 19:46, 28 November 2006 (UTC) == Interwiki link == How do you link to Simple Witionary from another wiki project?--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:38, 8 November 2006 (UTC) :Either <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>; if you're on a Simple English project, use <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or, if you're on a Wiktionary, use <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 12:19, 9 November 2006 (UTC) == MediaWiki:Common.css == Hi, can we import some styles (specifically the <tt>messagebox</tt> class, and maybe some of its subclasses as well) from [[:w:MediaWiki:Common.css]] into [[MediaWiki:Common.css]]? This is purely for cosmetic reasons, but some of the templates that we have (including [[Template:Delete]]) use the <tt>messagebox</tt> class, which is not defined here. (P.S. This requires an admin) Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 16:40, 10 November 2006 (UTC) :I have gone ahead and asked for a temporary +sysop on meta, and have imported all CSS classes from the Simple English Wikipedia (with the exception of CommonsTicker-related styles). Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:19, 18 November 2006 (UTC) == Example sentences == In a dictionary such as this, I think it's important that the example sentences actually ''exemplify'' the use of a defined word rather than simply include it. Consider the following examples: #''There was a '''book''' on the table.'' #''He finished reading, closed the '''book''', and put it down.'' In the first sentence, '''book''' could be almost anything, animate or inanimate, of a size suitable for being on tables. The second sentence, in contrast, shows that '''book''' is related to reading and that it can be held and closed. This second sentence exemplifies '''book''', while the first simply uses it. We should also try to exemplify the syntactic properties of defined words. '''Notwithstanding''', for instance, is an unusual preposition in that it can appear after the noun. Thus, examples showing both pre- and post-noun usage would be useful. Similarly, nouns that have both countable and uncountable senses should have example sentences showing these. And so on. Finally, it would also be good to try to identify and show strong [[:en:collocation | collocations]]. Some good tools for this are [http://193.133.140.102/JustTheWord/ Just the Word] and Mark Davies's [http://view.byu.edu/ VIEW] interface to the [[w:British_National_Corpus|BNC]]. These can also provide authentic example sentences. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 00:32, 11 November 2006 (UTC) == Question == Who is father of Education ''<small>—This unsigned comment was added by</small>''<small> [[User:164.100.216.2|164.100.216.2]] ([[User talk:164.100.216.2|talk]] • [[Special:Contributions/164.100.216.2|contribs]]) 07:48, 16 November 2006 (UTC{{{3|}}})</small> :Hi, this is a forum for discussing topics related to the Simple English Wiktionary. Perhaps you could try looking for information on the [[:w:Main Page|Simple English Wikipedia]], or the [[:w:en:Main Page|English Wikipedia]]. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 15:50, 17 November 2006 (UTC) ::I'm a native English speaker and I don't know the answer to your question. Put your question on [[Wiktionary:Requested definitions]]. Also say on that page where you saw those words being used. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:39, 25 November 2006 (UTC) == Edit buttons gone == What happened to our edit buttons? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 14:30, 25 November 2006 (UTC) :Edit buttons? - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 14:32, 25 November 2006 (UTC) ::I don't know what to call them. When you were editing something, there was a row of buttons at the top of the edit window: bold, italics, math, signatures, etc. They're not there anymore. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:33, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :::Check your preferences. Check on the 'Editing' tab that the box is ticked to show the toolbar. [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 11:54, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::::Yes, it's checked. The tool bar was there on Friday and gone on Saturday. I haven't changed anything. I take it, then, that others still have their tool bar? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:36, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :::::I turned them off in my preferences and turned them back on and now they're back again. Something a programmer might have a look at. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 19:34, 28 November 2006 (UTC) == Pictures == My idea: all nouns need pictures in the definitions. Writers need ideas about copyright and about finding pictures. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 19:55, 25 November 2006 (UTC) I did it! I put a picture in! See [[wire]]. I think all definitions need pictures. Is that good? Did I do it right? I found the picture in Wikimedia Commons. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 20:37, 26 November 2006 (UTC) :Well done! Many nouns already have pictures with them. Many other nouns, however, are too abstract for a picture. Put one in where it makes sense. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:18, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks. I'm having some problems formatting the pages with the pictures. I want the pictures near the top so people will see them immediately. On the page [[wave]] the picture covered some of the words. I put many "nbsp" so that it doesn't cover the words. But I think that will not work well for all browser windows. There must be a good way to do it. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 04:06, 27 November 2006 (UTC) The [[walk]] page now has a moving picture! --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 05:03, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :Cool! --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:29, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::Mostly I don't like moving pictures. It's hard to read when there is a moving picture on the page. But if I put it there, I like it. :-) Some people may not be able to see the moving picture. Some people may not be able to see any pictures. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:32, 27 November 2006 (UTC) OK, now I know how to put the pictures on the page in a good way. Put the picture. (Do not put "300px" if not needed.) Then put words that will be beside the picture. Then put <nowiki> <br style="clear:both"/> </nowiki>. Then put words that need to be under the picture. See [[angry]]. See also [[:en:wikipedia:Wikipedia:Extended image syntax]]. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:42, 27 November 2006 (UTC) I think the words under the pictures are too small. Some people who are reading Simple English Wikipedia may be people who are learning to read. People who are learning to read need big letters. In [[trade]], I wrote <nowiki><big></nowiki> to make the letters bigger. Is that a good idea for all pictures? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 01:48, 1 December 2006 (UTC) :Why just the pictures? Actually, it's really easy for individual readers to change the font display size on their browsers. I'd leave it alone. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:27, 1 December 2006 (UTC) ::I don't think it's easy to change font size. On my browzer I see something to change font size, but I don't see something to change font size of letters under pictures and leave other font size the way it is. Do you know how to do that? Do many people who know Simple English but not English know how to do that? When I display the pictures without "big" the words under the pictures are littler than the other words on the page. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 04:46, 2 December 2006 (UTC) :::No, I meant change them all at once. On my browser, the fonts under the pictures are the same size as the other fonts. I don't know why they would be different for you, but different browsers will vary. At any rate, I still see no point in it. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 11:56, 2 December 2006 (UTC) == "Change this part" == I like where it says "change this page". That's Simple English. It seems friendly to me. But when a page has parts, it says "edit". It needs to say "Change this part." --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 05:56, 28 November 2006 (UTC) :Good point, Coppertwig. I'm glad to see some new users active here. I'll try to get this fixed this week or so, though I don't have time at this precise moment. :) I'm sure it is on MediaWiki somewhere under MediaWiki:Allmessages. If you can find it, that will speed up my job. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 19:50, 28 November 2006 (UTC) ::I'm way behind you. I've found [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/MediaWiki MediaWiki]. I've found [http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/MediaWiki_localization MediaWiki localisation]. I haven't found "MediaWiki:Allmessages" or "Allmessages" anywhere. Maybe if you tell me where to find that, then I can look through it for the edit message. :-) --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:09, 29 November 2006 (UTC) ::OK, found it! "editsection" in [[Special:Allmessages]]. (that was talked about in [[meta:Help:MediaWiki namespace]]). Maybe it should be "change this part". Maybe it should be simply "change". Maybe other messages need to be translated, too. Later. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 03:44, 30 November 2006 (UTC) == Babel boxes == Babel boxes on user pages don't work in Simple English Wiktionary? Does anyone know how to fix that? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:41, 29 November 2006 (UTC) :I may have found a way to do it, sort-of. I now have one userbox on my user page. I've put in a question at [[en:Wikipedia:Help desk]] asking what is the best way to implement Babel boxes. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 14:53, 30 November 2006 (UTC) ::OK, I got Babel boxes working! I just copied Template:Babel from English Wikipedia to Simple English Wikipedia. It looks like just words, but really it has computer words to make the Babel boxes work. We need to copy many pages like "Template:User de-2" from English Wikipedia to Simple English Wikipedia to make all Babel boxes work. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 01:29, 1 December 2006 (UTC) == Definitions == My ideas: Simple English needs to have only one definition for one word. I think the first definition for each word is the Simple English definition, and writers need to try to use only the first definition. But when there is a noun definition and a verb definition and they are very near, then those 2 definitions can be used. The first definition needs to be the most important one. A definition in Simple English can cover more things than the English definition. In English someone may say "bowl". "Bowl" is not BE850. In Simple English someone may say "basin" or "little basin" when talking about the same thing. The definition of "basin" in Simple English may be a little different from the English definition. Frequently two definitions for the same word in English can be one definition in Simple English. "Black" does not need one definition for a colour and another definition for an adjective saying that a thing has that colour. It is the same idea. The adjective is most frequent and most important. If someone uses it as a noun, people will understand. OK, maybe it needs two definitions because one is a noun and one is an adjective. But many other words can have one definition in Simple English for two definitions in English, because the Simple English definitions are simpler and cover more things. Little things that are different between two definitions in English are not important in Simple English. If someone writing a Wikipedia page needs to say an important difference between two things, the person needs to use a sentence to say the difference. Those are my ideas. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 14:04, 29 November 2006 (UTC) Example: [[apparatus]] has 3 definitions. I think they are all the same idea. (see picture.) I think they need to be 1 definition here. Maybe in English Wiktionary they need to be 3 definitions. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 14:06, 29 November 2006 (UTC) :I generally agree, but wouldn't take things quite this far. I think: :# Each word class should be represented and defined. For example, there should not be one definition that covers both adjective and noun, though the same definition could possibly be repeated with only minor changes. :# Rather than trying to tease apart individual senses of the word, I think we should aim for broad definitions that deal with the underlying similarity of the various senses. For example, Paul Nation gives the example of ''head'', which he defines as "the top or most important part, for example, head of your body, head of a match, head of an organisation." (''Learning Vocabulary in Another Language'', p. 92) :# Where there are multiple definitions, they should be sorted from most to least common. Similarly, the more common word class should be listed first. :# The BE850 is problematic because it has never been widely adopted and the word choices are often anachronistic. A better choice of words would be the [[Wiktionary:BNC_spoken_freq|BNC2000]]. :--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 17:00, 29 November 2006 (UTC) ::One more thing, Ogden, the sneaky guy, often specifically chose highly polysemous words to get more coverage from fewer words.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:12, 29 November 2006 (UTC) :::"Simple English" is not defined. Maybe we need to make a decision. Maybe we need to mark the first (or sometimes two) definitions on a page "Simple English" and mark the other ones "English". But maybe we would use too much time talking and not agreeing. Maybe it's good to just put the most frequent definition first. I would leave out very rare uses. :::Someone had the idea of asking the Wikimedia developers to make the Preview button show BE850 and BE1500 words in different colours. I think different underlining (<u>underlining</u> and <s>striking out</s>) is more useful because the colours show a link or no link. Hmm. It can be complex. Each user can choose in "my preferences" which list (BE850, BNC2000, etc.) marks the "Preview" when that user is changing a page. So we don't have to agree before we do that. (Forms of words, "make", "makes", "making" need to be used too.) --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 03:28, 30 November 2006 (UTC) ::::Currently only red and blue are used. Other colours could be employed in different ways. I think it might be more useful to use a star system, or simply a line at the top, similar to the current BE850 or AWL ones.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:37, 30 November 2006 (UTC) :::::We would need nine colours. Three possibilities (no link, good link, red link) times three possibilities (BE850, BE1500, not BE1500). I think it would be hard to remember what nine colours mean. I think underlining or something else is better. I don't understand what you mean by "star system", "line at the top", or "AWL". --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 04:41, 2 December 2006 (UTC) ::::::By a "star system", I meant something like the movies, where the most common words would get 3 or 4 stars, less frequent words would fewer, and rare words would get none. As for the AWL, that's the Academic Word List, see [[theory]] for an example.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:00, 2 December 2006 (UTC) :::Maybe BNC2000 or BNC1000 is more useful than BE850. (BE850 doesn't have "big" or "small". It has "attempt" but not "try". It has "carriage" but not "car".) But the BE850 has a good page on this Wiktionary. The page is easy to use. I can look and see if a word is in BE850. The BNC1000 needs a page like that. The BNC1000 page is too long. I need a short page with the BNC1000 words starting at the top of the page, and only one form for each word, and many words on one line, like the [[BE850]] page. I think I can make a page like that. Is that a good idea? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 03:54, 30 November 2006 (UTC) ::::Different people have different purposes. If you feel such a list would be useful, go ahead and make it.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:37, 30 November 2006 (UTC) == Making the computer make many pages easily == I want to make the computer make many pages. It is hard to make a big number of pages one at a time. I want to copy all language templates like "User de-3" from English Wikipedia to Simple English Wikipedia. Maybe an administrator or sysop can do that easily. I also want to make many redirects. healthier-->health, summers-->summer for example. I want to write a list of words that need redirects and make the computer make them easily. Maybe I will ask at the [[:en:wikipedia:Help Desk|English Wikipedia Help Desk]]. Is this a good idea? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 15:37, 3 December 2006 (UTC) == Working together to make a list of words == Maybe I will make a page with a list of the 1000 most frequent words in English with marks to say which ones are BE850 or BE1500. Maybe I will make two pages like that. One will stay the same. The other page people can change, and it will be the list of Simple English words that we will use. People can move one word out of Simple English into "Not Simple English" and move another word at the same time into Simple English. Is that a good idea? Maybe in 3 parts. Simple English Part 1 (300 words); Simple English Part 2 (700 more words = 1000 words) and Simple English Part 3 (1000 more words = 2000 words). Words like "long" and "flat" I use many times when writing definitions. Those are important words. Words like "yes" and "please" I do not use much when writing definitions but they are still important words. Maybe some words are less important. I think we need "big" and "think" and "want". We don't need two words "big" and "large", only one of them. What are other people's ideas about this? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 22:15, 3 December 2006 (UTC) :I'm not sure I see the purpose. I would suggest you read ''Learning Vocabulary in Another Language'' by Paul Nation. I think you'll find quite a bit there that will interest you. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:46, 4 December 2006 (UTC) ::This is the purpose: We can make the Simple English projects into a useful thing that anyone can use by learning about 700 or 1000 words. Now it is not like that. Now, some pages use BE850, other pages use E-prime maybe, other pages use the most frequent English words maybe. So if someone wants to read many Simple English pages, they need to learn much more than 1000 words. Later I hope we will all use the same words. We can use the page to talk about which 1000 words we will use. (Or another number of words.) Then after we make a decision, we can write Simple English using those words. Then it will be easier for people to learn Simple English. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 14:42, 4 December 2006 (UTC) :::I see now what you mean. The thing is there's little value in learning BE because there's little published in it. It's a good idea if you are working in a very limited setting, for example where you need to understand English weather reports and the meteorological agency publishes them using only BE (though none do, as far as I know.) But generally, people want to use English for a broad range of tasks. In such a situation, BE is really just a stepping stone, and not the best one, either, do to the problems I've pointed out before. It makes much more sense to use the most common words in English. :::That said, feel free to make the lists.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 14:34, 5 December 2006 (UTC) == Simple English Wikiquote == I just took a look at Simple English [[:wikiquote:simple:Main Page|Wikiquote]]. I had misunderstood it! It is a worthwhile project! It is not about collecting quotes in Simple English. It is about collecting quotes in English (or maybe other languages?) and explaining them in Simple English. This is a worthwhile project! But there is a proposal to close it down at [[meta:Proposals for closing projects]]! The reason Simple English Wikiquote is worthwhile is that many people may not understand some famous quotes in English and can benefit from Simple English explanations. Some people voting to close it down say that there's no use collecting quotes in Simple English. They just don't even understand that the project is not about collecting quotes in Simple English! Others say that if someone doesn't understand a quote in English, they should read a translation of it in their own language. They fail to understand two things: first, that there are many people who can read Simple English but can't read any other language (or not well enough to understand translations of those quotes). This includes some children, some adults who can understand ordinary English but are baffled by expressions like "come what come may" or archaic terms in some famous quotes, many deaf people who have difficulty learning to read because their own language has no written form and they can't hear the sounds that make alphabets meaningful; and other people. Also: if someone is learning English, an explanation in Simple English of a famous quote would help them understand the quote without switching back to their own language; switching back can interfere with learning a new language. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 03:08, 4 December 2006 (UTC) 13398 2006-12-06T08:32:59Z 210.212.92.105 Uses of Internet '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |}__NEWSECTIONLINK__ ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some countries, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) ==Category capitalization== Shall categories begin with upper cases or not? I am asking this because I have found different uses of upper and lower cases at [[Special:Categories]].--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 13:36, 14 April 2006 (UTC) :I had the same question a while back, though I asked it somewhere else. I think that categories should all be lowercase unless they are proper nouns, so that they work just like the entry titles. I'd say that you can go ahead an [[Wiktionary:Be bold|boldly]] change it, and if someone doesn't like it or has a better idea, they can change it back. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:33, 18 April 2006 (UTC) :If you do change it, don't forget to change the templates that refer to those categories, so that they put the words in the new place. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:22, 20 April 2006 (UTC) ::I see that [[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] has not worked on (or at least has not completed) changing the categories. I have completely changed my mind regarding them. The reason that articles in the (main) namespace are lowercase is to show the word as it is really meant to be and to distinguish between proper names and other words. This does not apply to categories or appendices (I just created the first appendix, [[:Appendix:Prepositions]]), though it should still apply to templates so that we don't have to type a capital letter every time we insert a template. Categories and appendices are ''groups'' of these words, and so should be capitalized regularly, just as they are in other projects. I am changing categories accordingly. Other thoughts? As I mentioned above, if we decide I'm wrong, we can boldly change it back. :) Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:54, 15 May 2006 (UTC) :::Hello. I have not been here until now as I was too busy administering other Wiki sites. As I am now an admin at eight Wiki sites, I am unsure how often I will come here. Article names at Wiktionary should not be automatically upper cases, but for categories, I do not really mind whether upper or lower cases. In case you want to talk to me but I am inactive here, I suggest leaving a message at my talk page at Wiktionary, Wikipedia, or Wikisource in English version that I administer.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:55, 4 November 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == WikiReader == What do we think about publishing a WikiReader with the BE850 and BE1500? I'd be happy to do most of the work behind it (exporting to PDF, managing download site etc). [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 12:00, 19 May 2006 (UTC) :I'm thinking we should probably have them mostly done before we worry about that, but other than that, sound good. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 19:03, 23 May 2006 (UTC) == Translations == Other Wiktionaries add translations for words into other languages. SEWiktionary is meant to give definitions of English words using simple English, so if we did add translations, we would not include those other words here, but only link to other wiktionaries. For example, if we translated "heavy" (meaning having a lot of weight), the Spanish is "pesado." We might link to the English Wiktionary page on [[:en:pesado]] or to the Spanish Wiktionary [[:es:pesado]]. These would be interwiki links, but under a translation section, not an "in other languages" sidebar interwiki, since each meaning should be translated separately. I think there are pros and cons to this idea. The pros are that our focus audience are people who are do not know much English, and many of them only know it as a second language, so a translation into their own language could be quite useful. The cons are that we are focused on English words. A translation would be a distraction from our focus. Also, that niche is already filled by the English Wiktionary. I think our focus should stay firmly fixed on simple English definitions of English words. Feel free to comment. We'll do what the community decides, of course. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:08, 21 May 2006 (UTC) :I suppose that this simple English Wiktionary is for definitions from simple English to simple English only, right? This should be good enough since more complex contents should go to regular English Wiktionary.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:58, 4 November 2006 (UTC) ::Simple English Wikipedia pages need to use some hard English words. I think Simple English Wiktionary needs definitions in simple English for those hard English words. It also needs definitions in simple English for simple English words. I think it's a good idea to link to English Wiktionary for translations. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:46, 25 November 2006 (UTC) ::Question: the word "kind": is it a noun in simple English? or an adjective? or both? How do we know or decide these questions? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:46, 25 November 2006 (UTC) :::Both. Word classes do not change in simple English. Does this answer your question? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:16, 27 November 2006 (UTC) == Etymologies/word histories == Another thing that has come up is the question of etymologies. English Wiktionary and others show the etymology of each word, and tend to have the earlier forms as separate entries. Because we are focused on English words (that is, Modern English), we would not include those early forms separately, but we could include unlinked word origins/etymologies. Again, there are pros and cons. Etymologies could be difficult to understand for someone who doesn't know much English. Additionally, they are not our focus, and could be a distraction. Plus, English Wiktionary already does that more effectively. On the other hand, I think it is cool to show where words come from, and this can help people understand why a word is spelled a particular way, I think. English orthography is one of the hardest parts of learning English, but knowing where a word comes from helps significantly in understanding its orthography (spelling). That said, teaching English is not our goal here, any more than it is the goal of Simple English Wikipedia. We are writing a dictionary here, not an English 101 textbook. If people use us to learn English, that is their own choice, but it is not our focus. I guess I could go either way on this one. I tentatively '''support''' adding etymologies to words. What do all of you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:16, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == How detailed do we go? == In articles such as that for [[sad]], some users have obvioulsy gone to a great deal of trouble to flesh out all sorts of synonyms, related words, etc. Unfortunately, few of the words are very simple (or even useful. For example, on the [[sad]] page we have ''glum'' as a synonym.) I think this kind of detail needs to be pared back to avoid being overwhelming to English language learners. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:26, 16 July 2006 (UTC) :Yeah, I was the one who put all those synonyms and antonyms on there. I still think it is useful, and it is obvious that they are synonyms, etc. by their placement, but I guess I did go a little overboard. But this wiktionary should not be limited to Simple English words. It should include all English words, but the definitions should be limited to simple English. People may find the word [[glum]] and wonder what it means, but not be able to understand the English Wiktionary definition. We need that entry here, and its connection to [[sad]] seems very logical. I think [[lugubrious]] should be cut out sooner than [[glum]]. Limiting the synonyms and antonyms may be useful in some ways, but we are about including information, not leaving it out. We might even want to include (for example) a main synonym section, and later on a section on ''other synonyms''. I don't know. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:44, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::Indeed, we should have articles for simple words and other words, so there should eventually be an entry for ''glum'', ''lugubrious'' and whatever else you can come up with. However, a typical user who is looking up the word ''sad'', will not benefit from ''glum''. The user who looks up ''glum'', on the other hand, may well benefit from being told that ''sad'' is a synonym as they will likely have no idea what ''glum'' means, but may very well understand ''sad''. ::Furthermore, you write, "we are about including information, not leaving it out." To the contrary! Knowing what to leave out is at least as important as knowing what to put in. A 20-page dictionary entry on ''run'' is neither simple nor useful. This is, after all, a dictionary, not a thesaurus or an encyclopedia. If the user who looks up ''sad'' is looking specifically for uncommon synonyms, they're using a wrench to drive in a nail.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:58, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::*Well how else do you expect people to look for uncommon synonyms, except by starting with a common word? Perhaps we can put common synonyms right there on the page, while listing rare ones separately on a thesaurus-like page. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 07:07, 31 July 2006 (UTC) ::::If they're looking for uncommon synonyms, they should use a thesaurus, not a dictionary.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 11:27, 31 July 2006 (UTC) :::::Hey Brett, I really enjoyed your wrench-nail analogy. Kappa is referring to what EWikt has done in its Wikisaurus sub-project. We could do something similar here if people are interested in the idea. But either way, most dictionaries include at least some synonyms, and I think we should do so, too. You have a point when you say that glum should link to sad, but not necessarily sad to glum. Maybe if we tend to limit it to the first five or so most common synonyms and antonyms, it will be useful but not overboard. We can always change it later if we change our minds, etc. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:08, 3 August 2006 (UTC) :::::I have used a wrench to drive in a nail. It works well. People who want many synonyms can look in English Wiktionary. I think a little number of synonyms here are able to be useful too. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 15:43, 3 December 2006 (UTC) ==Workshop== The following was posted by Adam Kilgarriff on the Corpora mailing list ---- LEXICOM-ASIA 2006 A Workshop in Lexicography and Lexical Computing Venue: Kowloon, Hong Kong Hosts: Language Centre, Hong Kong Univ of Science and Technology Dates: December 11th-15th, 2006 Led by Adam Kilgarriff and Michael Rundell of the Lexicography MasterClass, Lexicom is an intensive one-week workshop, with seminars on theoretical issues alternating with practical sessions at the computer. There will be some parallel 'lexicographic' and 'computational' sessions. Topics to be covered include: * corpus creation * corpus analysis: o software and corpus querying o discovering word senses, recording contextual information * writing dictionary entries * dictionary databases and writing systems * using web data Applications are invited from people with interests and experience in any of these areas. Over the last six years Lexicom has attracted 200 participants from 28 countries including lexicographers, computational linguists, professors, research students, translators, terminologists, and editors, managers and technical support staff from dictionary publishers and information management companies. The venue, HKUST, is beautifully situated on Clearwater Bay in Kowloon, only 30 minutes from central Hong Kong. To register for Lexicom, go to: http://lc.ust.hk/~centre/lexi2006/ Early registration is advised (the Workshop has been oversubscribed in previous years), and registrations received before 7th October 2006 carry a discounted fee. Further details, including reports of past events can be found at: http://www.lexmasterclass.com. Michael Rundell & Adam Kilgarriff The Lexicography MasterClass --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 13:31, 28 September 2006 (UTC) == Logo discussion == Greetings, I apologise for writing in English. There is a discussion about the logo for Wiktionary at [[meta:Wiktionary/logo]]. Please go there and help us decide. Please also put this message on your community page. Thank you. -[[meta:User:Dbmag9|Dbmag9]] (copied here from [[talk:Main Page]] by [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:39, 23 July 2006 (UTC)) == Most linked article == Is there a way to find the article with the most links? In particular, I'm interested in finding the most-linked-to article that doesn't yet exist.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 21:19, 27 July 2006 (UTC) *You need [[Special:Mostlinked]], and in particular [[Special:Wantedpages]]. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 23:03, 27 July 2006 (UTC) == Benchmarks! == I think [[now]] was the 700th. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:51, 2 August 2006 (UTC) :Congratulations, everyone! Great work. Let's keep it up. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:02, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ===750=== [[lucky]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ===800=== [[benefit]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:27, 14 August 2006 (UTC) ===900=== [[legislation]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:21, 12 September 2006 (UTC) ===Almost 1000=== A virtual beer to the user who adds the 1000th word!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 20:03, 3 November 2006 (UTC) : [[brush]]! Hooray! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 03:35, 7 November 2006 (UTC) ::Make it two beers! Well done, PTO!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:23, 8 November 2006 (UTC) ===1200=== [[globe]]: another century mark!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 17:29, 2 December 2006 (UTC) == A different idea == I recently had an idea for a sort of word rating system. This would show the SE user how difficult/complicated the word is considered by native speakers, and perhaps even include an easier and/or more challenging (for the basic words) alternative. I'm thinking of a kind of thermometer look, maybe up in the right-hand corner. It would have something like four or five degrees, including: basic or easy (from the BE850, words like [[do]], [[cold]], and [[woman]]), fairly basic or fairly easy (BE1500 or so, words like [[sink]], [[math]], and [[trust]]), medium or intermediate (about regular conversation level, somewhat less common than BE1500, words like [[complete]], [[freezing]], and [[feminine]]), fairly advanced or fairly hard (more complex or difficult a concept or term, words like [[nondescript]], [[anthropology]], and [[uncharacteristic]]), and advanced or hard (for jargon and other much less common words such as [[sodium benzoate]], [[sesquipedalian]], and [[indefatigable]]). We can tweak these levels or add new ones if/when we feel they are warranted. What do you all think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 10:07, 3 August 2006 (UTC) :I think it's a good idea, but I think basing it on BE is a bad idea, no matter how much you like BE. BE was not intended to choose the most simple or frequent words, but to bring together a list of words that would be sufficient to communicate any idea. Instead, I think we should base it on frequency counts, in the same way that the [http://www.longman.com/ldoce/ Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English] does. I think that using [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/nation.aspx Paul Nation]'s word counts would be a great place to start. He counts 'word families', so that ''run'', ''running'', ''runner'', etc. are all counted together. His counts are broken into 1000-word bands and are [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/range%20BNC.zip available] for free.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ::Though different organizations have different frequency counts, I think the idea is a sound one, and I think that there are many other word lists which would do a better job than BE. The only reason I've stuck with BE this long is because it was already there, and fairly convenient, not to mention a good place to start creating words. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 02:28, 14 August 2006 (UTC) :::I asked Paul Nation, and he wrote, "The lists are freely available for whoever wants to use them." Have a look.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:09, 15 August 2006 (UTC) ::::After looking at the BNC spoken frequency lists, I think you're right. I much prefer the way that these lists are set up, and it is nice to see not only the word but all its variations. I think it is much better. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 01:40, 24 August 2006 (UTC) == Move to [[Wiktionary talk:Simple talk]]? == I just want to throw up the idea of moving this page to the Wiktionary talk namespace. The advantage is that when editing a talk page [[MediaWiki:Talkpagetext]] is shown to the user. It would also leave this page open for FaQ's or something. Just an idea. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 14:55, 5 August 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for your input, Gerard. Nice to know you're still around every once in a while. You have a valid point about the talk page text being shown at the top of the page. It might be worth it to move it. However, I don't really care for the FAQ idea personally. It is supposed to be a simple *talk* page, so it should be something related to talk, even if it just redirects to its own talk page or explains how simple talk works. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 00:46, 24 August 2006 (UTC) ==Survivors?== I decided to come here and help out the project, after I saw the request for deletion at Meta. Personally, I would hate to see a project with this much potential die. <br><br> So, my question. How many regularly editing people are left? I noticed that a bureaucrat and two administrators haven't edited in a fairly long time, with the only admin exception seeming to be Cromwellt. Just give a shout here, I suppose. Thanks! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 21:49, 17 October 2006 (UTC) :Very few it seems, although I don't think ''left'' is the right word. There don't ever appear to have been many contributing memebers. Welcome though. Could I suggest you try to avoid difficult words in your definitions? For example, for ''approval'', you wrote "Formal permission or sanction." both words are less common than the word you're defining, and ''sanction'' is significantly less common. Just a suggestion. The participation is appreciated, though.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:30, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the suggestion. I used the word "left" because I had spent a while reading talk archives. This place seemed to be a lot more active back in Febuary. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 01:54, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ==Word of the Day== It seems the WotD has effectively died. Should we destroy the category/template for the word of the day as well? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 23:46, 25 October 2006 (UTC) Yes. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:13, 27 October 2006 (UTC) :I haven't checked if you deleted the cat/template for WotD, but I think it will probably be revived eventually (hopefully), so maybe deleting it was unnecessary. Then again, we can always recreate those I guess. No biggie. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 19:43, 28 November 2006 (UTC) == Vote to delete == I ended to vote to close this project on Meta. It has gone on long enough and is going nowhere fast. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 17:35, 2 November 2006 (UTC) :thank you!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:14, 2 November 2006 (UTC) ::Ah, finally. Its about time they closed that one up. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 00:59, 3 November 2006 (UTC) :::Great news :) - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:24, 6 November 2006 (UTC) == Administrators == Are there any active administrators/bureaucrats here anymore? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 16:33, 5 November 2006 (UTC) :Not really ;) [[User:h2g2bob]], our friendly bureaucrat, expressed a desire to resume contributing, but beyond that, the admins have been largely inactive. - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 16:46, 10 November 2006 (UTC) ::I apologize for not being active for a few months. I'm still around, I've just been busy with classes, etc. A teacher's life is a busy one. To make things worse, I haven't had internet access for about a month or more. I'll see if I can make time to contribute more regularly again. :) Oh, and my "email this user" works, so if there's something that needs admin intervention (like MediaWiki stuff), you can still get ahold of me, even if it may be a little while before I get it taken care of. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 19:46, 28 November 2006 (UTC) == Interwiki link == How do you link to Simple Witionary from another wiki project?--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:38, 8 November 2006 (UTC) :Either <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>; if you're on a Simple English project, use <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or, if you're on a Wiktionary, use <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 12:19, 9 November 2006 (UTC) == MediaWiki:Common.css == Hi, can we import some styles (specifically the <tt>messagebox</tt> class, and maybe some of its subclasses as well) from [[:w:MediaWiki:Common.css]] into [[MediaWiki:Common.css]]? This is purely for cosmetic reasons, but some of the templates that we have (including [[Template:Delete]]) use the <tt>messagebox</tt> class, which is not defined here. (P.S. This requires an admin) Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 16:40, 10 November 2006 (UTC) :I have gone ahead and asked for a temporary +sysop on meta, and have imported all CSS classes from the Simple English Wikipedia (with the exception of CommonsTicker-related styles). Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:19, 18 November 2006 (UTC) == Example sentences == In a dictionary such as this, I think it's important that the example sentences actually ''exemplify'' the use of a defined word rather than simply include it. Consider the following examples: #''There was a '''book''' on the table.'' #''He finished reading, closed the '''book''', and put it down.'' In the first sentence, '''book''' could be almost anything, animate or inanimate, of a size suitable for being on tables. The second sentence, in contrast, shows that '''book''' is related to reading and that it can be held and closed. This second sentence exemplifies '''book''', while the first simply uses it. We should also try to exemplify the syntactic properties of defined words. '''Notwithstanding''', for instance, is an unusual preposition in that it can appear after the noun. Thus, examples showing both pre- and post-noun usage would be useful. Similarly, nouns that have both countable and uncountable senses should have example sentences showing these. And so on. Finally, it would also be good to try to identify and show strong [[:en:collocation | collocations]]. Some good tools for this are [http://193.133.140.102/JustTheWord/ Just the Word] and Mark Davies's [http://view.byu.edu/ VIEW] interface to the [[w:British_National_Corpus|BNC]]. These can also provide authentic example sentences. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 00:32, 11 November 2006 (UTC) == Question == Who is father of Education ''<small>—This unsigned comment was added by</small>''<small> [[User:164.100.216.2|164.100.216.2]] ([[User talk:164.100.216.2|talk]] • [[Special:Contributions/164.100.216.2|contribs]]) 07:48, 16 November 2006 (UTC{{{3|}}})</small> :Hi, this is a forum for discussing topics related to the Simple English Wiktionary. Perhaps you could try looking for information on the [[:w:Main Page|Simple English Wikipedia]], or the [[:w:en:Main Page|English Wikipedia]]. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 15:50, 17 November 2006 (UTC) ::I'm a native English speaker and I don't know the answer to your question. Put your question on [[Wiktionary:Requested definitions]]. Also say on that page where you saw those words being used. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:39, 25 November 2006 (UTC) == Edit buttons gone == What happened to our edit buttons? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 14:30, 25 November 2006 (UTC) :Edit buttons? - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 14:32, 25 November 2006 (UTC) ::I don't know what to call them. When you were editing something, there was a row of buttons at the top of the edit window: bold, italics, math, signatures, etc. They're not there anymore. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:33, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :::Check your preferences. Check on the 'Editing' tab that the box is ticked to show the toolbar. [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 11:54, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::::Yes, it's checked. The tool bar was there on Friday and gone on Saturday. I haven't changed anything. I take it, then, that others still have their tool bar? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:36, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :::::I turned them off in my preferences and turned them back on and now they're back again. Something a programmer might have a look at. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 19:34, 28 November 2006 (UTC) == Pictures == My idea: all nouns need pictures in the definitions. Writers need ideas about copyright and about finding pictures. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 19:55, 25 November 2006 (UTC) I did it! I put a picture in! See [[wire]]. I think all definitions need pictures. Is that good? Did I do it right? I found the picture in Wikimedia Commons. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 20:37, 26 November 2006 (UTC) :Well done! Many nouns already have pictures with them. Many other nouns, however, are too abstract for a picture. Put one in where it makes sense. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:18, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks. I'm having some problems formatting the pages with the pictures. I want the pictures near the top so people will see them immediately. On the page [[wave]] the picture covered some of the words. I put many "nbsp" so that it doesn't cover the words. But I think that will not work well for all browser windows. There must be a good way to do it. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 04:06, 27 November 2006 (UTC) The [[walk]] page now has a moving picture! --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 05:03, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :Cool! --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:29, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::Mostly I don't like moving pictures. It's hard to read when there is a moving picture on the page. But if I put it there, I like it. :-) Some people may not be able to see the moving picture. Some people may not be able to see any pictures. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:32, 27 November 2006 (UTC) OK, now I know how to put the pictures on the page in a good way. Put the picture. (Do not put "300px" if not needed.) Then put words that will be beside the picture. Then put <nowiki> <br style="clear:both"/> </nowiki>. Then put words that need to be under the picture. See [[angry]]. See also [[:en:wikipedia:Wikipedia:Extended image syntax]]. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:42, 27 November 2006 (UTC) I think the words under the pictures are too small. Some people who are reading Simple English Wikipedia may be people who are learning to read. People who are learning to read need big letters. In [[trade]], I wrote <nowiki><big></nowiki> to make the letters bigger. Is that a good idea for all pictures? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 01:48, 1 December 2006 (UTC) :Why just the pictures? Actually, it's really easy for individual readers to change the font display size on their browsers. I'd leave it alone. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:27, 1 December 2006 (UTC) ::I don't think it's easy to change font size. On my browzer I see something to change font size, but I don't see something to change font size of letters under pictures and leave other font size the way it is. Do you know how to do that? Do many people who know Simple English but not English know how to do that? When I display the pictures without "big" the words under the pictures are littler than the other words on the page. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 04:46, 2 December 2006 (UTC) :::No, I meant change them all at once. On my browser, the fonts under the pictures are the same size as the other fonts. I don't know why they would be different for you, but different browsers will vary. At any rate, I still see no point in it. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 11:56, 2 December 2006 (UTC) == "Change this part" == I like where it says "change this page". That's Simple English. It seems friendly to me. But when a page has parts, it says "edit". It needs to say "Change this part." --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 05:56, 28 November 2006 (UTC) :Good point, Coppertwig. I'm glad to see some new users active here. I'll try to get this fixed this week or so, though I don't have time at this precise moment. :) I'm sure it is on MediaWiki somewhere under MediaWiki:Allmessages. If you can find it, that will speed up my job. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 19:50, 28 November 2006 (UTC) ::I'm way behind you. I've found [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/MediaWiki MediaWiki]. I've found [http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/MediaWiki_localization MediaWiki localisation]. I haven't found "MediaWiki:Allmessages" or "Allmessages" anywhere. Maybe if you tell me where to find that, then I can look through it for the edit message. :-) --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:09, 29 November 2006 (UTC) ::OK, found it! "editsection" in [[Special:Allmessages]]. (that was talked about in [[meta:Help:MediaWiki namespace]]). Maybe it should be "change this part". Maybe it should be simply "change". Maybe other messages need to be translated, too. Later. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 03:44, 30 November 2006 (UTC) == Babel boxes == Babel boxes on user pages don't work in Simple English Wiktionary? Does anyone know how to fix that? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:41, 29 November 2006 (UTC) :I may have found a way to do it, sort-of. I now have one userbox on my user page. I've put in a question at [[en:Wikipedia:Help desk]] asking what is the best way to implement Babel boxes. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 14:53, 30 November 2006 (UTC) ::OK, I got Babel boxes working! I just copied Template:Babel from English Wikipedia to Simple English Wikipedia. It looks like just words, but really it has computer words to make the Babel boxes work. We need to copy many pages like "Template:User de-2" from English Wikipedia to Simple English Wikipedia to make all Babel boxes work. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 01:29, 1 December 2006 (UTC) == Definitions == My ideas: Simple English needs to have only one definition for one word. I think the first definition for each word is the Simple English definition, and writers need to try to use only the first definition. But when there is a noun definition and a verb definition and they are very near, then those 2 definitions can be used. The first definition needs to be the most important one. A definition in Simple English can cover more things than the English definition. In English someone may say "bowl". "Bowl" is not BE850. In Simple English someone may say "basin" or "little basin" when talking about the same thing. The definition of "basin" in Simple English may be a little different from the English definition. Frequently two definitions for the same word in English can be one definition in Simple English. "Black" does not need one definition for a colour and another definition for an adjective saying that a thing has that colour. It is the same idea. The adjective is most frequent and most important. If someone uses it as a noun, people will understand. OK, maybe it needs two definitions because one is a noun and one is an adjective. But many other words can have one definition in Simple English for two definitions in English, because the Simple English definitions are simpler and cover more things. Little things that are different between two definitions in English are not important in Simple English. If someone writing a Wikipedia page needs to say an important difference between two things, the person needs to use a sentence to say the difference. Those are my ideas. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 14:04, 29 November 2006 (UTC) Example: [[apparatus]] has 3 definitions. I think they are all the same idea. (see picture.) I think they need to be 1 definition here. Maybe in English Wiktionary they need to be 3 definitions. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 14:06, 29 November 2006 (UTC) :I generally agree, but wouldn't take things quite this far. I think: :# Each word class should be represented and defined. For example, there should not be one definition that covers both adjective and noun, though the same definition could possibly be repeated with only minor changes. :# Rather than trying to tease apart individual senses of the word, I think we should aim for broad definitions that deal with the underlying similarity of the various senses. For example, Paul Nation gives the example of ''head'', which he defines as "the top or most important part, for example, head of your body, head of a match, head of an organisation." (''Learning Vocabulary in Another Language'', p. 92) :# Where there are multiple definitions, they should be sorted from most to least common. Similarly, the more common word class should be listed first. :# The BE850 is problematic because it has never been widely adopted and the word choices are often anachronistic. A better choice of words would be the [[Wiktionary:BNC_spoken_freq|BNC2000]]. :--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 17:00, 29 November 2006 (UTC) ::One more thing, Ogden, the sneaky guy, often specifically chose highly polysemous words to get more coverage from fewer words.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:12, 29 November 2006 (UTC) :::"Simple English" is not defined. Maybe we need to make a decision. Maybe we need to mark the first (or sometimes two) definitions on a page "Simple English" and mark the other ones "English". But maybe we would use too much time talking and not agreeing. Maybe it's good to just put the most frequent definition first. I would leave out very rare uses. :::Someone had the idea of asking the Wikimedia developers to make the Preview button show BE850 and BE1500 words in different colours. I think different underlining (<u>underlining</u> and <s>striking out</s>) is more useful because the colours show a link or no link. Hmm. It can be complex. Each user can choose in "my preferences" which list (BE850, BNC2000, etc.) marks the "Preview" when that user is changing a page. So we don't have to agree before we do that. (Forms of words, "make", "makes", "making" need to be used too.) --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 03:28, 30 November 2006 (UTC) ::::Currently only red and blue are used. Other colours could be employed in different ways. I think it might be more useful to use a star system, or simply a line at the top, similar to the current BE850 or AWL ones.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:37, 30 November 2006 (UTC) :::::We would need nine colours. Three possibilities (no link, good link, red link) times three possibilities (BE850, BE1500, not BE1500). I think it would be hard to remember what nine colours mean. I think underlining or something else is better. I don't understand what you mean by "star system", "line at the top", or "AWL". --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 04:41, 2 December 2006 (UTC) ::::::By a "star system", I meant something like the movies, where the most common words would get 3 or 4 stars, less frequent words would fewer, and rare words would get none. As for the AWL, that's the Academic Word List, see [[theory]] for an example.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:00, 2 December 2006 (UTC) :::Maybe BNC2000 or BNC1000 is more useful than BE850. (BE850 doesn't have "big" or "small". It has "attempt" but not "try". It has "carriage" but not "car".) But the BE850 has a good page on this Wiktionary. The page is easy to use. I can look and see if a word is in BE850. The BNC1000 needs a page like that. The BNC1000 page is too long. I need a short page with the BNC1000 words starting at the top of the page, and only one form for each word, and many words on one line, like the [[BE850]] page. I think I can make a page like that. Is that a good idea? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 03:54, 30 November 2006 (UTC) ::::Different people have different purposes. If you feel such a list would be useful, go ahead and make it.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:37, 30 November 2006 (UTC) == Making the computer make many pages easily == I want to make the computer make many pages. It is hard to make a big number of pages one at a time. I want to copy all language templates like "User de-3" from English Wikipedia to Simple English Wikipedia. Maybe an administrator or sysop can do that easily. I also want to make many redirects. healthier-->health, summers-->summer for example. I want to write a list of words that need redirects and make the computer make them easily. Maybe I will ask at the [[:en:wikipedia:Help Desk|English Wikipedia Help Desk]]. Is this a good idea? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 15:37, 3 December 2006 (UTC) == Working together to make a list of words == Maybe I will make a page with a list of the 1000 most frequent words in English with marks to say which ones are BE850 or BE1500. Maybe I will make two pages like that. One will stay the same. The other page people can change, and it will be the list of Simple English words that we will use. People can move one word out of Simple English into "Not Simple English" and move another word at the same time into Simple English. Is that a good idea? Maybe in 3 parts. Simple English Part 1 (300 words); Simple English Part 2 (700 more words = 1000 words) and Simple English Part 3 (1000 more words = 2000 words). Words like "long" and "flat" I use many times when writing definitions. Those are important words. Words like "yes" and "please" I do not use much when writing definitions but they are still important words. Maybe some words are less important. I think we need "big" and "think" and "want". We don't need two words "big" and "large", only one of them. What are other people's ideas about this? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 22:15, 3 December 2006 (UTC) :I'm not sure I see the purpose. I would suggest you read ''Learning Vocabulary in Another Language'' by Paul Nation. I think you'll find quite a bit there that will interest you. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:46, 4 December 2006 (UTC) ::This is the purpose: We can make the Simple English projects into a useful thing that anyone can use by learning about 700 or 1000 words. Now it is not like that. Now, some pages use BE850, other pages use E-prime maybe, other pages use the most frequent English words maybe. So if someone wants to read many Simple English pages, they need to learn much more than 1000 words. Later I hope we will all use the same words. We can use the page to talk about which 1000 words we will use. (Or another number of words.) Then after we make a decision, we can write Simple English using those words. Then it will be easier for people to learn Simple English. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 14:42, 4 December 2006 (UTC) :::I see now what you mean. The thing is there's little value in learning BE because there's little published in it. It's a good idea if you are working in a very limited setting, for example where you need to understand English weather reports and the meteorological agency publishes them using only BE (though none do, as far as I know.) But generally, people want to use English for a broad range of tasks. In such a situation, BE is really just a stepping stone, and not the best one, either, do to the problems I've pointed out before. It makes much more sense to use the most common words in English. :::That said, feel free to make the lists.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 14:34, 5 December 2006 (UTC) == Simple English Wikiquote == I just took a look at Simple English [[:wikiquote:simple:Main Page|Wikiquote]]. I had misunderstood it! It is a worthwhile project! It is not about collecting quotes in Simple English. It is about collecting quotes in English (or maybe other languages?) and explaining them in Simple English. This is a worthwhile project! But there is a proposal to close it down at [[meta:Proposals for closing projects]]! The reason Simple English Wikiquote is worthwhile is that many people may not understand some famous quotes in English and can benefit from Simple English explanations. Some people voting to close it down say that there's no use collecting quotes in Simple English. They just don't even understand that the project is not about collecting quotes in Simple English! Others say that if someone doesn't understand a quote in English, they should read a translation of it in their own language. They fail to understand two things: first, that there are many people who can read Simple English but can't read any other language (or not well enough to understand translations of those quotes). This includes some children, some adults who can understand ordinary English but are baffled by expressions like "come what come may" or archaic terms in some famous quotes, many deaf people who have difficulty learning to read because their own language has no written form and they can't hear the sounds that make alphabets meaningful; and other people. Also: if someone is learning English, an explanation in Simple English of a famous quote would help them understand the quote without switching back to their own language; switching back can interfere with learning a new language. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 03:08, 4 December 2006 (UTC) == Uses of Internet == What are the advantages of internet? 13488 2006-12-08T10:06:15Z Tdxiang 144 Requests for deletion '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |}__NEWSECTIONLINK__ ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some countries, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) ==Category capitalization== Shall categories begin with upper cases or not? I am asking this because I have found different uses of upper and lower cases at [[Special:Categories]].--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 13:36, 14 April 2006 (UTC) :I had the same question a while back, though I asked it somewhere else. I think that categories should all be lowercase unless they are proper nouns, so that they work just like the entry titles. I'd say that you can go ahead an [[Wiktionary:Be bold|boldly]] change it, and if someone doesn't like it or has a better idea, they can change it back. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:33, 18 April 2006 (UTC) :If you do change it, don't forget to change the templates that refer to those categories, so that they put the words in the new place. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:22, 20 April 2006 (UTC) ::I see that [[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] has not worked on (or at least has not completed) changing the categories. I have completely changed my mind regarding them. The reason that articles in the (main) namespace are lowercase is to show the word as it is really meant to be and to distinguish between proper names and other words. This does not apply to categories or appendices (I just created the first appendix, [[:Appendix:Prepositions]]), though it should still apply to templates so that we don't have to type a capital letter every time we insert a template. Categories and appendices are ''groups'' of these words, and so should be capitalized regularly, just as they are in other projects. I am changing categories accordingly. Other thoughts? As I mentioned above, if we decide I'm wrong, we can boldly change it back. :) Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:54, 15 May 2006 (UTC) :::Hello. I have not been here until now as I was too busy administering other Wiki sites. As I am now an admin at eight Wiki sites, I am unsure how often I will come here. Article names at Wiktionary should not be automatically upper cases, but for categories, I do not really mind whether upper or lower cases. In case you want to talk to me but I am inactive here, I suggest leaving a message at my talk page at Wiktionary, Wikipedia, or Wikisource in English version that I administer.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:55, 4 November 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == WikiReader == What do we think about publishing a WikiReader with the BE850 and BE1500? I'd be happy to do most of the work behind it (exporting to PDF, managing download site etc). [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 12:00, 19 May 2006 (UTC) :I'm thinking we should probably have them mostly done before we worry about that, but other than that, sound good. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 19:03, 23 May 2006 (UTC) == Translations == Other Wiktionaries add translations for words into other languages. SEWiktionary is meant to give definitions of English words using simple English, so if we did add translations, we would not include those other words here, but only link to other wiktionaries. For example, if we translated "heavy" (meaning having a lot of weight), the Spanish is "pesado." We might link to the English Wiktionary page on [[:en:pesado]] or to the Spanish Wiktionary [[:es:pesado]]. These would be interwiki links, but under a translation section, not an "in other languages" sidebar interwiki, since each meaning should be translated separately. I think there are pros and cons to this idea. The pros are that our focus audience are people who are do not know much English, and many of them only know it as a second language, so a translation into their own language could be quite useful. The cons are that we are focused on English words. A translation would be a distraction from our focus. Also, that niche is already filled by the English Wiktionary. I think our focus should stay firmly fixed on simple English definitions of English words. Feel free to comment. We'll do what the community decides, of course. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:08, 21 May 2006 (UTC) :I suppose that this simple English Wiktionary is for definitions from simple English to simple English only, right? This should be good enough since more complex contents should go to regular English Wiktionary.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:58, 4 November 2006 (UTC) ::Simple English Wikipedia pages need to use some hard English words. I think Simple English Wiktionary needs definitions in simple English for those hard English words. It also needs definitions in simple English for simple English words. I think it's a good idea to link to English Wiktionary for translations. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:46, 25 November 2006 (UTC) ::Question: the word "kind": is it a noun in simple English? or an adjective? or both? How do we know or decide these questions? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:46, 25 November 2006 (UTC) :::Both. Word classes do not change in simple English. Does this answer your question? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:16, 27 November 2006 (UTC) == Etymologies/word histories == Another thing that has come up is the question of etymologies. English Wiktionary and others show the etymology of each word, and tend to have the earlier forms as separate entries. Because we are focused on English words (that is, Modern English), we would not include those early forms separately, but we could include unlinked word origins/etymologies. Again, there are pros and cons. Etymologies could be difficult to understand for someone who doesn't know much English. Additionally, they are not our focus, and could be a distraction. Plus, English Wiktionary already does that more effectively. On the other hand, I think it is cool to show where words come from, and this can help people understand why a word is spelled a particular way, I think. English orthography is one of the hardest parts of learning English, but knowing where a word comes from helps significantly in understanding its orthography (spelling). That said, teaching English is not our goal here, any more than it is the goal of Simple English Wikipedia. We are writing a dictionary here, not an English 101 textbook. If people use us to learn English, that is their own choice, but it is not our focus. I guess I could go either way on this one. I tentatively '''support''' adding etymologies to words. What do all of you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:16, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == How detailed do we go? == In articles such as that for [[sad]], some users have obvioulsy gone to a great deal of trouble to flesh out all sorts of synonyms, related words, etc. Unfortunately, few of the words are very simple (or even useful. For example, on the [[sad]] page we have ''glum'' as a synonym.) I think this kind of detail needs to be pared back to avoid being overwhelming to English language learners. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:26, 16 July 2006 (UTC) :Yeah, I was the one who put all those synonyms and antonyms on there. I still think it is useful, and it is obvious that they are synonyms, etc. by their placement, but I guess I did go a little overboard. But this wiktionary should not be limited to Simple English words. It should include all English words, but the definitions should be limited to simple English. People may find the word [[glum]] and wonder what it means, but not be able to understand the English Wiktionary definition. We need that entry here, and its connection to [[sad]] seems very logical. I think [[lugubrious]] should be cut out sooner than [[glum]]. Limiting the synonyms and antonyms may be useful in some ways, but we are about including information, not leaving it out. We might even want to include (for example) a main synonym section, and later on a section on ''other synonyms''. I don't know. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:44, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::Indeed, we should have articles for simple words and other words, so there should eventually be an entry for ''glum'', ''lugubrious'' and whatever else you can come up with. However, a typical user who is looking up the word ''sad'', will not benefit from ''glum''. The user who looks up ''glum'', on the other hand, may well benefit from being told that ''sad'' is a synonym as they will likely have no idea what ''glum'' means, but may very well understand ''sad''. ::Furthermore, you write, "we are about including information, not leaving it out." To the contrary! Knowing what to leave out is at least as important as knowing what to put in. A 20-page dictionary entry on ''run'' is neither simple nor useful. This is, after all, a dictionary, not a thesaurus or an encyclopedia. If the user who looks up ''sad'' is looking specifically for uncommon synonyms, they're using a wrench to drive in a nail.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:58, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::*Well how else do you expect people to look for uncommon synonyms, except by starting with a common word? Perhaps we can put common synonyms right there on the page, while listing rare ones separately on a thesaurus-like page. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 07:07, 31 July 2006 (UTC) ::::If they're looking for uncommon synonyms, they should use a thesaurus, not a dictionary.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 11:27, 31 July 2006 (UTC) :::::Hey Brett, I really enjoyed your wrench-nail analogy. Kappa is referring to what EWikt has done in its Wikisaurus sub-project. We could do something similar here if people are interested in the idea. But either way, most dictionaries include at least some synonyms, and I think we should do so, too. You have a point when you say that glum should link to sad, but not necessarily sad to glum. Maybe if we tend to limit it to the first five or so most common synonyms and antonyms, it will be useful but not overboard. We can always change it later if we change our minds, etc. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:08, 3 August 2006 (UTC) :::::I have used a wrench to drive in a nail. It works well. People who want many synonyms can look in English Wiktionary. I think a little number of synonyms here are able to be useful too. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 15:43, 3 December 2006 (UTC) ==Workshop== The following was posted by Adam Kilgarriff on the Corpora mailing list ---- LEXICOM-ASIA 2006 A Workshop in Lexicography and Lexical Computing Venue: Kowloon, Hong Kong Hosts: Language Centre, Hong Kong Univ of Science and Technology Dates: December 11th-15th, 2006 Led by Adam Kilgarriff and Michael Rundell of the Lexicography MasterClass, Lexicom is an intensive one-week workshop, with seminars on theoretical issues alternating with practical sessions at the computer. There will be some parallel 'lexicographic' and 'computational' sessions. Topics to be covered include: * corpus creation * corpus analysis: o software and corpus querying o discovering word senses, recording contextual information * writing dictionary entries * dictionary databases and writing systems * using web data Applications are invited from people with interests and experience in any of these areas. Over the last six years Lexicom has attracted 200 participants from 28 countries including lexicographers, computational linguists, professors, research students, translators, terminologists, and editors, managers and technical support staff from dictionary publishers and information management companies. The venue, HKUST, is beautifully situated on Clearwater Bay in Kowloon, only 30 minutes from central Hong Kong. To register for Lexicom, go to: http://lc.ust.hk/~centre/lexi2006/ Early registration is advised (the Workshop has been oversubscribed in previous years), and registrations received before 7th October 2006 carry a discounted fee. Further details, including reports of past events can be found at: http://www.lexmasterclass.com. Michael Rundell & Adam Kilgarriff The Lexicography MasterClass --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 13:31, 28 September 2006 (UTC) == Logo discussion == Greetings, I apologise for writing in English. There is a discussion about the logo for Wiktionary at [[meta:Wiktionary/logo]]. Please go there and help us decide. Please also put this message on your community page. Thank you. -[[meta:User:Dbmag9|Dbmag9]] (copied here from [[talk:Main Page]] by [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:39, 23 July 2006 (UTC)) == Most linked article == Is there a way to find the article with the most links? In particular, I'm interested in finding the most-linked-to article that doesn't yet exist.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 21:19, 27 July 2006 (UTC) *You need [[Special:Mostlinked]], and in particular [[Special:Wantedpages]]. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 23:03, 27 July 2006 (UTC) == Benchmarks! == I think [[now]] was the 700th. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:51, 2 August 2006 (UTC) :Congratulations, everyone! Great work. Let's keep it up. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:02, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ===750=== [[lucky]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ===800=== [[benefit]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:27, 14 August 2006 (UTC) ===900=== [[legislation]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:21, 12 September 2006 (UTC) ===Almost 1000=== A virtual beer to the user who adds the 1000th word!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 20:03, 3 November 2006 (UTC) : [[brush]]! Hooray! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 03:35, 7 November 2006 (UTC) ::Make it two beers! Well done, PTO!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:23, 8 November 2006 (UTC) ===1200=== [[globe]]: another century mark!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 17:29, 2 December 2006 (UTC) == A different idea == I recently had an idea for a sort of word rating system. This would show the SE user how difficult/complicated the word is considered by native speakers, and perhaps even include an easier and/or more challenging (for the basic words) alternative. I'm thinking of a kind of thermometer look, maybe up in the right-hand corner. It would have something like four or five degrees, including: basic or easy (from the BE850, words like [[do]], [[cold]], and [[woman]]), fairly basic or fairly easy (BE1500 or so, words like [[sink]], [[math]], and [[trust]]), medium or intermediate (about regular conversation level, somewhat less common than BE1500, words like [[complete]], [[freezing]], and [[feminine]]), fairly advanced or fairly hard (more complex or difficult a concept or term, words like [[nondescript]], [[anthropology]], and [[uncharacteristic]]), and advanced or hard (for jargon and other much less common words such as [[sodium benzoate]], [[sesquipedalian]], and [[indefatigable]]). We can tweak these levels or add new ones if/when we feel they are warranted. What do you all think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 10:07, 3 August 2006 (UTC) :I think it's a good idea, but I think basing it on BE is a bad idea, no matter how much you like BE. BE was not intended to choose the most simple or frequent words, but to bring together a list of words that would be sufficient to communicate any idea. Instead, I think we should base it on frequency counts, in the same way that the [http://www.longman.com/ldoce/ Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English] does. I think that using [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/nation.aspx Paul Nation]'s word counts would be a great place to start. He counts 'word families', so that ''run'', ''running'', ''runner'', etc. are all counted together. His counts are broken into 1000-word bands and are [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/range%20BNC.zip available] for free.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ::Though different organizations have different frequency counts, I think the idea is a sound one, and I think that there are many other word lists which would do a better job than BE. The only reason I've stuck with BE this long is because it was already there, and fairly convenient, not to mention a good place to start creating words. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 02:28, 14 August 2006 (UTC) :::I asked Paul Nation, and he wrote, "The lists are freely available for whoever wants to use them." Have a look.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:09, 15 August 2006 (UTC) ::::After looking at the BNC spoken frequency lists, I think you're right. I much prefer the way that these lists are set up, and it is nice to see not only the word but all its variations. I think it is much better. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 01:40, 24 August 2006 (UTC) == Move to [[Wiktionary talk:Simple talk]]? == I just want to throw up the idea of moving this page to the Wiktionary talk namespace. The advantage is that when editing a talk page [[MediaWiki:Talkpagetext]] is shown to the user. It would also leave this page open for FaQ's or something. Just an idea. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 14:55, 5 August 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for your input, Gerard. Nice to know you're still around every once in a while. You have a valid point about the talk page text being shown at the top of the page. It might be worth it to move it. However, I don't really care for the FAQ idea personally. It is supposed to be a simple *talk* page, so it should be something related to talk, even if it just redirects to its own talk page or explains how simple talk works. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 00:46, 24 August 2006 (UTC) ==Survivors?== I decided to come here and help out the project, after I saw the request for deletion at Meta. Personally, I would hate to see a project with this much potential die. <br><br> So, my question. How many regularly editing people are left? I noticed that a bureaucrat and two administrators haven't edited in a fairly long time, with the only admin exception seeming to be Cromwellt. Just give a shout here, I suppose. Thanks! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 21:49, 17 October 2006 (UTC) :Very few it seems, although I don't think ''left'' is the right word. There don't ever appear to have been many contributing memebers. Welcome though. Could I suggest you try to avoid difficult words in your definitions? For example, for ''approval'', you wrote "Formal permission or sanction." both words are less common than the word you're defining, and ''sanction'' is significantly less common. Just a suggestion. The participation is appreciated, though.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:30, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the suggestion. I used the word "left" because I had spent a while reading talk archives. This place seemed to be a lot more active back in Febuary. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 01:54, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ==Word of the Day== It seems the WotD has effectively died. Should we destroy the category/template for the word of the day as well? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 23:46, 25 October 2006 (UTC) Yes. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:13, 27 October 2006 (UTC) :I haven't checked if you deleted the cat/template for WotD, but I think it will probably be revived eventually (hopefully), so maybe deleting it was unnecessary. Then again, we can always recreate those I guess. No biggie. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 19:43, 28 November 2006 (UTC) == Vote to delete == I ended to vote to close this project on Meta. It has gone on long enough and is going nowhere fast. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 17:35, 2 November 2006 (UTC) :thank you!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:14, 2 November 2006 (UTC) ::Ah, finally. Its about time they closed that one up. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 00:59, 3 November 2006 (UTC) :::Great news :) - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:24, 6 November 2006 (UTC) == Administrators == Are there any active administrators/bureaucrats here anymore? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 16:33, 5 November 2006 (UTC) :Not really ;) [[User:h2g2bob]], our friendly bureaucrat, expressed a desire to resume contributing, but beyond that, the admins have been largely inactive. - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 16:46, 10 November 2006 (UTC) ::I apologize for not being active for a few months. I'm still around, I've just been busy with classes, etc. A teacher's life is a busy one. To make things worse, I haven't had internet access for about a month or more. I'll see if I can make time to contribute more regularly again. :) Oh, and my "email this user" works, so if there's something that needs admin intervention (like MediaWiki stuff), you can still get ahold of me, even if it may be a little while before I get it taken care of. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 19:46, 28 November 2006 (UTC) == Interwiki link == How do you link to Simple Witionary from another wiki project?--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:38, 8 November 2006 (UTC) :Either <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>; if you're on a Simple English project, use <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or, if you're on a Wiktionary, use <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 12:19, 9 November 2006 (UTC) == MediaWiki:Common.css == Hi, can we import some styles (specifically the <tt>messagebox</tt> class, and maybe some of its subclasses as well) from [[:w:MediaWiki:Common.css]] into [[MediaWiki:Common.css]]? This is purely for cosmetic reasons, but some of the templates that we have (including [[Template:Delete]]) use the <tt>messagebox</tt> class, which is not defined here. (P.S. This requires an admin) Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 16:40, 10 November 2006 (UTC) :I have gone ahead and asked for a temporary +sysop on meta, and have imported all CSS classes from the Simple English Wikipedia (with the exception of CommonsTicker-related styles). Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:19, 18 November 2006 (UTC) == Example sentences == In a dictionary such as this, I think it's important that the example sentences actually ''exemplify'' the use of a defined word rather than simply include it. Consider the following examples: #''There was a '''book''' on the table.'' #''He finished reading, closed the '''book''', and put it down.'' In the first sentence, '''book''' could be almost anything, animate or inanimate, of a size suitable for being on tables. The second sentence, in contrast, shows that '''book''' is related to reading and that it can be held and closed. This second sentence exemplifies '''book''', while the first simply uses it. We should also try to exemplify the syntactic properties of defined words. '''Notwithstanding''', for instance, is an unusual preposition in that it can appear after the noun. Thus, examples showing both pre- and post-noun usage would be useful. Similarly, nouns that have both countable and uncountable senses should have example sentences showing these. And so on. Finally, it would also be good to try to identify and show strong [[:en:collocation | collocations]]. Some good tools for this are [http://193.133.140.102/JustTheWord/ Just the Word] and Mark Davies's [http://view.byu.edu/ VIEW] interface to the [[w:British_National_Corpus|BNC]]. These can also provide authentic example sentences. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 00:32, 11 November 2006 (UTC) == Question == Who is father of Education ''<small>—This unsigned comment was added by</small>''<small> [[User:164.100.216.2|164.100.216.2]] ([[User talk:164.100.216.2|talk]] • [[Special:Contributions/164.100.216.2|contribs]]) 07:48, 16 November 2006 (UTC{{{3|}}})</small> :Hi, this is a forum for discussing topics related to the Simple English Wiktionary. Perhaps you could try looking for information on the [[:w:Main Page|Simple English Wikipedia]], or the [[:w:en:Main Page|English Wikipedia]]. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 15:50, 17 November 2006 (UTC) ::I'm a native English speaker and I don't know the answer to your question. Put your question on [[Wiktionary:Requested definitions]]. Also say on that page where you saw those words being used. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:39, 25 November 2006 (UTC) == Edit buttons gone == What happened to our edit buttons? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 14:30, 25 November 2006 (UTC) :Edit buttons? - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 14:32, 25 November 2006 (UTC) ::I don't know what to call them. When you were editing something, there was a row of buttons at the top of the edit window: bold, italics, math, signatures, etc. They're not there anymore. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:33, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :::Check your preferences. Check on the 'Editing' tab that the box is ticked to show the toolbar. [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 11:54, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::::Yes, it's checked. The tool bar was there on Friday and gone on Saturday. I haven't changed anything. I take it, then, that others still have their tool bar? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:36, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :::::I turned them off in my preferences and turned them back on and now they're back again. Something a programmer might have a look at. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 19:34, 28 November 2006 (UTC) == Pictures == My idea: all nouns need pictures in the definitions. Writers need ideas about copyright and about finding pictures. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 19:55, 25 November 2006 (UTC) I did it! I put a picture in! See [[wire]]. I think all definitions need pictures. Is that good? Did I do it right? I found the picture in Wikimedia Commons. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 20:37, 26 November 2006 (UTC) :Well done! Many nouns already have pictures with them. Many other nouns, however, are too abstract for a picture. Put one in where it makes sense. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:18, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks. I'm having some problems formatting the pages with the pictures. I want the pictures near the top so people will see them immediately. On the page [[wave]] the picture covered some of the words. I put many "nbsp" so that it doesn't cover the words. But I think that will not work well for all browser windows. There must be a good way to do it. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 04:06, 27 November 2006 (UTC) The [[walk]] page now has a moving picture! --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 05:03, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :Cool! --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:29, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::Mostly I don't like moving pictures. It's hard to read when there is a moving picture on the page. But if I put it there, I like it. :-) Some people may not be able to see the moving picture. Some people may not be able to see any pictures. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:32, 27 November 2006 (UTC) OK, now I know how to put the pictures on the page in a good way. Put the picture. (Do not put "300px" if not needed.) Then put words that will be beside the picture. Then put <nowiki> <br style="clear:both"/> </nowiki>. Then put words that need to be under the picture. See [[angry]]. See also [[:en:wikipedia:Wikipedia:Extended image syntax]]. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:42, 27 November 2006 (UTC) I think the words under the pictures are too small. Some people who are reading Simple English Wikipedia may be people who are learning to read. People who are learning to read need big letters. In [[trade]], I wrote <nowiki><big></nowiki> to make the letters bigger. Is that a good idea for all pictures? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 01:48, 1 December 2006 (UTC) :Why just the pictures? Actually, it's really easy for individual readers to change the font display size on their browsers. I'd leave it alone. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:27, 1 December 2006 (UTC) ::I don't think it's easy to change font size. On my browzer I see something to change font size, but I don't see something to change font size of letters under pictures and leave other font size the way it is. Do you know how to do that? Do many people who know Simple English but not English know how to do that? When I display the pictures without "big" the words under the pictures are littler than the other words on the page. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 04:46, 2 December 2006 (UTC) :::No, I meant change them all at once. On my browser, the fonts under the pictures are the same size as the other fonts. I don't know why they would be different for you, but different browsers will vary. At any rate, I still see no point in it. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 11:56, 2 December 2006 (UTC) == "Change this part" == I like where it says "change this page". That's Simple English. It seems friendly to me. But when a page has parts, it says "edit". It needs to say "Change this part." --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 05:56, 28 November 2006 (UTC) :Good point, Coppertwig. I'm glad to see some new users active here. I'll try to get this fixed this week or so, though I don't have time at this precise moment. :) I'm sure it is on MediaWiki somewhere under MediaWiki:Allmessages. If you can find it, that will speed up my job. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 19:50, 28 November 2006 (UTC) ::I'm way behind you. I've found [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/MediaWiki MediaWiki]. I've found [http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/MediaWiki_localization MediaWiki localisation]. I haven't found "MediaWiki:Allmessages" or "Allmessages" anywhere. Maybe if you tell me where to find that, then I can look through it for the edit message. :-) --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:09, 29 November 2006 (UTC) ::OK, found it! "editsection" in [[Special:Allmessages]]. (that was talked about in [[meta:Help:MediaWiki namespace]]). Maybe it should be "change this part". Maybe it should be simply "change". Maybe other messages need to be translated, too. Later. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 03:44, 30 November 2006 (UTC) == Babel boxes == Babel boxes on user pages don't work in Simple English Wiktionary? Does anyone know how to fix that? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:41, 29 November 2006 (UTC) :I may have found a way to do it, sort-of. I now have one userbox on my user page. I've put in a question at [[en:Wikipedia:Help desk]] asking what is the best way to implement Babel boxes. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 14:53, 30 November 2006 (UTC) ::OK, I got Babel boxes working! I just copied Template:Babel from English Wikipedia to Simple English Wikipedia. It looks like just words, but really it has computer words to make the Babel boxes work. We need to copy many pages like "Template:User de-2" from English Wikipedia to Simple English Wikipedia to make all Babel boxes work. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 01:29, 1 December 2006 (UTC) == Definitions == My ideas: Simple English needs to have only one definition for one word. I think the first definition for each word is the Simple English definition, and writers need to try to use only the first definition. But when there is a noun definition and a verb definition and they are very near, then those 2 definitions can be used. The first definition needs to be the most important one. A definition in Simple English can cover more things than the English definition. In English someone may say "bowl". "Bowl" is not BE850. In Simple English someone may say "basin" or "little basin" when talking about the same thing. The definition of "basin" in Simple English may be a little different from the English definition. Frequently two definitions for the same word in English can be one definition in Simple English. "Black" does not need one definition for a colour and another definition for an adjective saying that a thing has that colour. It is the same idea. The adjective is most frequent and most important. If someone uses it as a noun, people will understand. OK, maybe it needs two definitions because one is a noun and one is an adjective. But many other words can have one definition in Simple English for two definitions in English, because the Simple English definitions are simpler and cover more things. Little things that are different between two definitions in English are not important in Simple English. If someone writing a Wikipedia page needs to say an important difference between two things, the person needs to use a sentence to say the difference. Those are my ideas. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 14:04, 29 November 2006 (UTC) Example: [[apparatus]] has 3 definitions. I think they are all the same idea. (see picture.) I think they need to be 1 definition here. Maybe in English Wiktionary they need to be 3 definitions. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 14:06, 29 November 2006 (UTC) :I generally agree, but wouldn't take things quite this far. I think: :# Each word class should be represented and defined. For example, there should not be one definition that covers both adjective and noun, though the same definition could possibly be repeated with only minor changes. :# Rather than trying to tease apart individual senses of the word, I think we should aim for broad definitions that deal with the underlying similarity of the various senses. For example, Paul Nation gives the example of ''head'', which he defines as "the top or most important part, for example, head of your body, head of a match, head of an organisation." (''Learning Vocabulary in Another Language'', p. 92) :# Where there are multiple definitions, they should be sorted from most to least common. Similarly, the more common word class should be listed first. :# The BE850 is problematic because it has never been widely adopted and the word choices are often anachronistic. A better choice of words would be the [[Wiktionary:BNC_spoken_freq|BNC2000]]. :--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 17:00, 29 November 2006 (UTC) ::One more thing, Ogden, the sneaky guy, often specifically chose highly polysemous words to get more coverage from fewer words.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:12, 29 November 2006 (UTC) :::"Simple English" is not defined. Maybe we need to make a decision. Maybe we need to mark the first (or sometimes two) definitions on a page "Simple English" and mark the other ones "English". But maybe we would use too much time talking and not agreeing. Maybe it's good to just put the most frequent definition first. I would leave out very rare uses. :::Someone had the idea of asking the Wikimedia developers to make the Preview button show BE850 and BE1500 words in different colours. I think different underlining (<u>underlining</u> and <s>striking out</s>) is more useful because the colours show a link or no link. Hmm. It can be complex. Each user can choose in "my preferences" which list (BE850, BNC2000, etc.) marks the "Preview" when that user is changing a page. So we don't have to agree before we do that. (Forms of words, "make", "makes", "making" need to be used too.) --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 03:28, 30 November 2006 (UTC) ::::Currently only red and blue are used. Other colours could be employed in different ways. I think it might be more useful to use a star system, or simply a line at the top, similar to the current BE850 or AWL ones.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:37, 30 November 2006 (UTC) :::::We would need nine colours. Three possibilities (no link, good link, red link) times three possibilities (BE850, BE1500, not BE1500). I think it would be hard to remember what nine colours mean. I think underlining or something else is better. I don't understand what you mean by "star system", "line at the top", or "AWL". --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 04:41, 2 December 2006 (UTC) ::::::By a "star system", I meant something like the movies, where the most common words would get 3 or 4 stars, less frequent words would fewer, and rare words would get none. As for the AWL, that's the Academic Word List, see [[theory]] for an example.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:00, 2 December 2006 (UTC) :::Maybe BNC2000 or BNC1000 is more useful than BE850. (BE850 doesn't have "big" or "small". It has "attempt" but not "try". It has "carriage" but not "car".) But the BE850 has a good page on this Wiktionary. The page is easy to use. I can look and see if a word is in BE850. The BNC1000 needs a page like that. The BNC1000 page is too long. I need a short page with the BNC1000 words starting at the top of the page, and only one form for each word, and many words on one line, like the [[BE850]] page. I think I can make a page like that. Is that a good idea? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 03:54, 30 November 2006 (UTC) ::::Different people have different purposes. If you feel such a list would be useful, go ahead and make it.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:37, 30 November 2006 (UTC) == Making the computer make many pages easily == I want to make the computer make many pages. It is hard to make a big number of pages one at a time. I want to copy all language templates like "User de-3" from English Wikipedia to Simple English Wikipedia. Maybe an administrator or sysop can do that easily. I also want to make many redirects. healthier-->health, summers-->summer for example. I want to write a list of words that need redirects and make the computer make them easily. Maybe I will ask at the [[:en:wikipedia:Help Desk|English Wikipedia Help Desk]]. Is this a good idea? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 15:37, 3 December 2006 (UTC) == Working together to make a list of words == Maybe I will make a page with a list of the 1000 most frequent words in English with marks to say which ones are BE850 or BE1500. Maybe I will make two pages like that. One will stay the same. The other page people can change, and it will be the list of Simple English words that we will use. People can move one word out of Simple English into "Not Simple English" and move another word at the same time into Simple English. Is that a good idea? Maybe in 3 parts. Simple English Part 1 (300 words); Simple English Part 2 (700 more words = 1000 words) and Simple English Part 3 (1000 more words = 2000 words). Words like "long" and "flat" I use many times when writing definitions. Those are important words. Words like "yes" and "please" I do not use much when writing definitions but they are still important words. Maybe some words are less important. I think we need "big" and "think" and "want". We don't need two words "big" and "large", only one of them. What are other people's ideas about this? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 22:15, 3 December 2006 (UTC) :I'm not sure I see the purpose. I would suggest you read ''Learning Vocabulary in Another Language'' by Paul Nation. I think you'll find quite a bit there that will interest you. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:46, 4 December 2006 (UTC) ::This is the purpose: We can make the Simple English projects into a useful thing that anyone can use by learning about 700 or 1000 words. Now it is not like that. Now, some pages use BE850, other pages use E-prime maybe, other pages use the most frequent English words maybe. So if someone wants to read many Simple English pages, they need to learn much more than 1000 words. Later I hope we will all use the same words. We can use the page to talk about which 1000 words we will use. (Or another number of words.) Then after we make a decision, we can write Simple English using those words. Then it will be easier for people to learn Simple English. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 14:42, 4 December 2006 (UTC) :::I see now what you mean. The thing is there's little value in learning BE because there's little published in it. It's a good idea if you are working in a very limited setting, for example where you need to understand English weather reports and the meteorological agency publishes them using only BE (though none do, as far as I know.) But generally, people want to use English for a broad range of tasks. In such a situation, BE is really just a stepping stone, and not the best one, either, do to the problems I've pointed out before. It makes much more sense to use the most common words in English. :::That said, feel free to make the lists.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 14:34, 5 December 2006 (UTC) == Simple English Wikiquote == I just took a look at Simple English [[:wikiquote:simple:Main Page|Wikiquote]]. I had misunderstood it! It is a worthwhile project! It is not about collecting quotes in Simple English. It is about collecting quotes in English (or maybe other languages?) and explaining them in Simple English. This is a worthwhile project! But there is a proposal to close it down at [[meta:Proposals for closing projects]]! The reason Simple English Wikiquote is worthwhile is that many people may not understand some famous quotes in English and can benefit from Simple English explanations. Some people voting to close it down say that there's no use collecting quotes in Simple English. They just don't even understand that the project is not about collecting quotes in Simple English! Others say that if someone doesn't understand a quote in English, they should read a translation of it in their own language. They fail to understand two things: first, that there are many people who can read Simple English but can't read any other language (or not well enough to understand translations of those quotes). This includes some children, some adults who can understand ordinary English but are baffled by expressions like "come what come may" or archaic terms in some famous quotes, many deaf people who have difficulty learning to read because their own language has no written form and they can't hear the sounds that make alphabets meaningful; and other people. Also: if someone is learning English, an explanation in Simple English of a famous quote would help them understand the quote without switching back to their own language; switching back can interfere with learning a new language. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 03:08, 4 December 2006 (UTC) == Uses of Internet == What are the advantages of internet? == Requests for deletion == Is there a requests for deletion page here?--[[User:Tdxiang|Tdxiang]] 10:06, 8 December 2006 (UTC) 13658 2006-12-11T17:28:38Z Brett 77 /* Benchmarks! */ '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |}__NEWSECTIONLINK__ ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some countries, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) ==Category capitalization== Shall categories begin with upper cases or not? I am asking this because I have found different uses of upper and lower cases at [[Special:Categories]].--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 13:36, 14 April 2006 (UTC) :I had the same question a while back, though I asked it somewhere else. I think that categories should all be lowercase unless they are proper nouns, so that they work just like the entry titles. I'd say that you can go ahead an [[Wiktionary:Be bold|boldly]] change it, and if someone doesn't like it or has a better idea, they can change it back. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:33, 18 April 2006 (UTC) :If you do change it, don't forget to change the templates that refer to those categories, so that they put the words in the new place. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:22, 20 April 2006 (UTC) ::I see that [[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] has not worked on (or at least has not completed) changing the categories. I have completely changed my mind regarding them. The reason that articles in the (main) namespace are lowercase is to show the word as it is really meant to be and to distinguish between proper names and other words. This does not apply to categories or appendices (I just created the first appendix, [[:Appendix:Prepositions]]), though it should still apply to templates so that we don't have to type a capital letter every time we insert a template. Categories and appendices are ''groups'' of these words, and so should be capitalized regularly, just as they are in other projects. I am changing categories accordingly. Other thoughts? As I mentioned above, if we decide I'm wrong, we can boldly change it back. :) Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:54, 15 May 2006 (UTC) :::Hello. I have not been here until now as I was too busy administering other Wiki sites. As I am now an admin at eight Wiki sites, I am unsure how often I will come here. Article names at Wiktionary should not be automatically upper cases, but for categories, I do not really mind whether upper or lower cases. In case you want to talk to me but I am inactive here, I suggest leaving a message at my talk page at Wiktionary, Wikipedia, or Wikisource in English version that I administer.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:55, 4 November 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == WikiReader == What do we think about publishing a WikiReader with the BE850 and BE1500? I'd be happy to do most of the work behind it (exporting to PDF, managing download site etc). [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 12:00, 19 May 2006 (UTC) :I'm thinking we should probably have them mostly done before we worry about that, but other than that, sound good. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 19:03, 23 May 2006 (UTC) == Translations == Other Wiktionaries add translations for words into other languages. SEWiktionary is meant to give definitions of English words using simple English, so if we did add translations, we would not include those other words here, but only link to other wiktionaries. For example, if we translated "heavy" (meaning having a lot of weight), the Spanish is "pesado." We might link to the English Wiktionary page on [[:en:pesado]] or to the Spanish Wiktionary [[:es:pesado]]. These would be interwiki links, but under a translation section, not an "in other languages" sidebar interwiki, since each meaning should be translated separately. I think there are pros and cons to this idea. The pros are that our focus audience are people who are do not know much English, and many of them only know it as a second language, so a translation into their own language could be quite useful. The cons are that we are focused on English words. A translation would be a distraction from our focus. Also, that niche is already filled by the English Wiktionary. I think our focus should stay firmly fixed on simple English definitions of English words. Feel free to comment. We'll do what the community decides, of course. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:08, 21 May 2006 (UTC) :I suppose that this simple English Wiktionary is for definitions from simple English to simple English only, right? This should be good enough since more complex contents should go to regular English Wiktionary.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:58, 4 November 2006 (UTC) ::Simple English Wikipedia pages need to use some hard English words. I think Simple English Wiktionary needs definitions in simple English for those hard English words. It also needs definitions in simple English for simple English words. I think it's a good idea to link to English Wiktionary for translations. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:46, 25 November 2006 (UTC) ::Question: the word "kind": is it a noun in simple English? or an adjective? or both? How do we know or decide these questions? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:46, 25 November 2006 (UTC) :::Both. Word classes do not change in simple English. Does this answer your question? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:16, 27 November 2006 (UTC) == Etymologies/word histories == Another thing that has come up is the question of etymologies. English Wiktionary and others show the etymology of each word, and tend to have the earlier forms as separate entries. Because we are focused on English words (that is, Modern English), we would not include those early forms separately, but we could include unlinked word origins/etymologies. Again, there are pros and cons. Etymologies could be difficult to understand for someone who doesn't know much English. Additionally, they are not our focus, and could be a distraction. Plus, English Wiktionary already does that more effectively. On the other hand, I think it is cool to show where words come from, and this can help people understand why a word is spelled a particular way, I think. English orthography is one of the hardest parts of learning English, but knowing where a word comes from helps significantly in understanding its orthography (spelling). That said, teaching English is not our goal here, any more than it is the goal of Simple English Wikipedia. We are writing a dictionary here, not an English 101 textbook. If people use us to learn English, that is their own choice, but it is not our focus. I guess I could go either way on this one. I tentatively '''support''' adding etymologies to words. What do all of you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:16, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == How detailed do we go? == In articles such as that for [[sad]], some users have obvioulsy gone to a great deal of trouble to flesh out all sorts of synonyms, related words, etc. Unfortunately, few of the words are very simple (or even useful. For example, on the [[sad]] page we have ''glum'' as a synonym.) I think this kind of detail needs to be pared back to avoid being overwhelming to English language learners. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:26, 16 July 2006 (UTC) :Yeah, I was the one who put all those synonyms and antonyms on there. I still think it is useful, and it is obvious that they are synonyms, etc. by their placement, but I guess I did go a little overboard. But this wiktionary should not be limited to Simple English words. It should include all English words, but the definitions should be limited to simple English. People may find the word [[glum]] and wonder what it means, but not be able to understand the English Wiktionary definition. We need that entry here, and its connection to [[sad]] seems very logical. I think [[lugubrious]] should be cut out sooner than [[glum]]. Limiting the synonyms and antonyms may be useful in some ways, but we are about including information, not leaving it out. We might even want to include (for example) a main synonym section, and later on a section on ''other synonyms''. I don't know. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:44, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::Indeed, we should have articles for simple words and other words, so there should eventually be an entry for ''glum'', ''lugubrious'' and whatever else you can come up with. However, a typical user who is looking up the word ''sad'', will not benefit from ''glum''. The user who looks up ''glum'', on the other hand, may well benefit from being told that ''sad'' is a synonym as they will likely have no idea what ''glum'' means, but may very well understand ''sad''. ::Furthermore, you write, "we are about including information, not leaving it out." To the contrary! Knowing what to leave out is at least as important as knowing what to put in. A 20-page dictionary entry on ''run'' is neither simple nor useful. This is, after all, a dictionary, not a thesaurus or an encyclopedia. If the user who looks up ''sad'' is looking specifically for uncommon synonyms, they're using a wrench to drive in a nail.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:58, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::*Well how else do you expect people to look for uncommon synonyms, except by starting with a common word? Perhaps we can put common synonyms right there on the page, while listing rare ones separately on a thesaurus-like page. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 07:07, 31 July 2006 (UTC) ::::If they're looking for uncommon synonyms, they should use a thesaurus, not a dictionary.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 11:27, 31 July 2006 (UTC) :::::Hey Brett, I really enjoyed your wrench-nail analogy. Kappa is referring to what EWikt has done in its Wikisaurus sub-project. We could do something similar here if people are interested in the idea. But either way, most dictionaries include at least some synonyms, and I think we should do so, too. You have a point when you say that glum should link to sad, but not necessarily sad to glum. Maybe if we tend to limit it to the first five or so most common synonyms and antonyms, it will be useful but not overboard. We can always change it later if we change our minds, etc. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:08, 3 August 2006 (UTC) :::::I have used a wrench to drive in a nail. It works well. People who want many synonyms can look in English Wiktionary. I think a little number of synonyms here are able to be useful too. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 15:43, 3 December 2006 (UTC) ==Workshop== The following was posted by Adam Kilgarriff on the Corpora mailing list ---- LEXICOM-ASIA 2006 A Workshop in Lexicography and Lexical Computing Venue: Kowloon, Hong Kong Hosts: Language Centre, Hong Kong Univ of Science and Technology Dates: December 11th-15th, 2006 Led by Adam Kilgarriff and Michael Rundell of the Lexicography MasterClass, Lexicom is an intensive one-week workshop, with seminars on theoretical issues alternating with practical sessions at the computer. There will be some parallel 'lexicographic' and 'computational' sessions. Topics to be covered include: * corpus creation * corpus analysis: o software and corpus querying o discovering word senses, recording contextual information * writing dictionary entries * dictionary databases and writing systems * using web data Applications are invited from people with interests and experience in any of these areas. Over the last six years Lexicom has attracted 200 participants from 28 countries including lexicographers, computational linguists, professors, research students, translators, terminologists, and editors, managers and technical support staff from dictionary publishers and information management companies. The venue, HKUST, is beautifully situated on Clearwater Bay in Kowloon, only 30 minutes from central Hong Kong. To register for Lexicom, go to: http://lc.ust.hk/~centre/lexi2006/ Early registration is advised (the Workshop has been oversubscribed in previous years), and registrations received before 7th October 2006 carry a discounted fee. Further details, including reports of past events can be found at: http://www.lexmasterclass.com. Michael Rundell & Adam Kilgarriff The Lexicography MasterClass --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 13:31, 28 September 2006 (UTC) == Logo discussion == Greetings, I apologise for writing in English. There is a discussion about the logo for Wiktionary at [[meta:Wiktionary/logo]]. Please go there and help us decide. Please also put this message on your community page. Thank you. -[[meta:User:Dbmag9|Dbmag9]] (copied here from [[talk:Main Page]] by [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:39, 23 July 2006 (UTC)) == Most linked article == Is there a way to find the article with the most links? In particular, I'm interested in finding the most-linked-to article that doesn't yet exist.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 21:19, 27 July 2006 (UTC) *You need [[Special:Mostlinked]], and in particular [[Special:Wantedpages]]. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 23:03, 27 July 2006 (UTC) == Benchmarks! == I think [[now]] was the 700th. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:51, 2 August 2006 (UTC) :Congratulations, everyone! Great work. Let's keep it up. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:02, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ===750=== [[lucky]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ===800=== [[benefit]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:27, 14 August 2006 (UTC) ===900=== [[legislation]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:21, 12 September 2006 (UTC) ===Almost 1000=== A virtual beer to the user who adds the 1000th word!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 20:03, 3 November 2006 (UTC) : [[brush]]! Hooray! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 03:35, 7 November 2006 (UTC) ::Make it two beers! Well done, PTO!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:23, 8 November 2006 (UTC) ===1200=== [[globe]]: another century mark!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 17:29, 2 December 2006 (UTC) ===1300=== [[instant]] --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 17:28, 11 December 2006 (UTC) == A different idea == I recently had an idea for a sort of word rating system. This would show the SE user how difficult/complicated the word is considered by native speakers, and perhaps even include an easier and/or more challenging (for the basic words) alternative. I'm thinking of a kind of thermometer look, maybe up in the right-hand corner. It would have something like four or five degrees, including: basic or easy (from the BE850, words like [[do]], [[cold]], and [[woman]]), fairly basic or fairly easy (BE1500 or so, words like [[sink]], [[math]], and [[trust]]), medium or intermediate (about regular conversation level, somewhat less common than BE1500, words like [[complete]], [[freezing]], and [[feminine]]), fairly advanced or fairly hard (more complex or difficult a concept or term, words like [[nondescript]], [[anthropology]], and [[uncharacteristic]]), and advanced or hard (for jargon and other much less common words such as [[sodium benzoate]], [[sesquipedalian]], and [[indefatigable]]). We can tweak these levels or add new ones if/when we feel they are warranted. What do you all think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 10:07, 3 August 2006 (UTC) :I think it's a good idea, but I think basing it on BE is a bad idea, no matter how much you like BE. BE was not intended to choose the most simple or frequent words, but to bring together a list of words that would be sufficient to communicate any idea. Instead, I think we should base it on frequency counts, in the same way that the [http://www.longman.com/ldoce/ Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English] does. I think that using [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/nation.aspx Paul Nation]'s word counts would be a great place to start. He counts 'word families', so that ''run'', ''running'', ''runner'', etc. are all counted together. His counts are broken into 1000-word bands and are [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/range%20BNC.zip available] for free.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ::Though different organizations have different frequency counts, I think the idea is a sound one, and I think that there are many other word lists which would do a better job than BE. The only reason I've stuck with BE this long is because it was already there, and fairly convenient, not to mention a good place to start creating words. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 02:28, 14 August 2006 (UTC) :::I asked Paul Nation, and he wrote, "The lists are freely available for whoever wants to use them." Have a look.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:09, 15 August 2006 (UTC) ::::After looking at the BNC spoken frequency lists, I think you're right. I much prefer the way that these lists are set up, and it is nice to see not only the word but all its variations. I think it is much better. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 01:40, 24 August 2006 (UTC) == Move to [[Wiktionary talk:Simple talk]]? == I just want to throw up the idea of moving this page to the Wiktionary talk namespace. The advantage is that when editing a talk page [[MediaWiki:Talkpagetext]] is shown to the user. It would also leave this page open for FaQ's or something. Just an idea. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 14:55, 5 August 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for your input, Gerard. Nice to know you're still around every once in a while. You have a valid point about the talk page text being shown at the top of the page. It might be worth it to move it. However, I don't really care for the FAQ idea personally. It is supposed to be a simple *talk* page, so it should be something related to talk, even if it just redirects to its own talk page or explains how simple talk works. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 00:46, 24 August 2006 (UTC) ==Survivors?== I decided to come here and help out the project, after I saw the request for deletion at Meta. Personally, I would hate to see a project with this much potential die. <br><br> So, my question. How many regularly editing people are left? I noticed that a bureaucrat and two administrators haven't edited in a fairly long time, with the only admin exception seeming to be Cromwellt. Just give a shout here, I suppose. Thanks! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 21:49, 17 October 2006 (UTC) :Very few it seems, although I don't think ''left'' is the right word. There don't ever appear to have been many contributing memebers. Welcome though. Could I suggest you try to avoid difficult words in your definitions? For example, for ''approval'', you wrote "Formal permission or sanction." both words are less common than the word you're defining, and ''sanction'' is significantly less common. Just a suggestion. The participation is appreciated, though.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:30, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the suggestion. I used the word "left" because I had spent a while reading talk archives. This place seemed to be a lot more active back in Febuary. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 01:54, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ==Word of the Day== It seems the WotD has effectively died. Should we destroy the category/template for the word of the day as well? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 23:46, 25 October 2006 (UTC) Yes. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:13, 27 October 2006 (UTC) :I haven't checked if you deleted the cat/template for WotD, but I think it will probably be revived eventually (hopefully), so maybe deleting it was unnecessary. Then again, we can always recreate those I guess. No biggie. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 19:43, 28 November 2006 (UTC) == Vote to delete == I ended to vote to close this project on Meta. It has gone on long enough and is going nowhere fast. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 17:35, 2 November 2006 (UTC) :thank you!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:14, 2 November 2006 (UTC) ::Ah, finally. Its about time they closed that one up. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 00:59, 3 November 2006 (UTC) :::Great news :) - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:24, 6 November 2006 (UTC) == Administrators == Are there any active administrators/bureaucrats here anymore? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 16:33, 5 November 2006 (UTC) :Not really ;) [[User:h2g2bob]], our friendly bureaucrat, expressed a desire to resume contributing, but beyond that, the admins have been largely inactive. - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 16:46, 10 November 2006 (UTC) ::I apologize for not being active for a few months. I'm still around, I've just been busy with classes, etc. A teacher's life is a busy one. To make things worse, I haven't had internet access for about a month or more. I'll see if I can make time to contribute more regularly again. :) Oh, and my "email this user" works, so if there's something that needs admin intervention (like MediaWiki stuff), you can still get ahold of me, even if it may be a little while before I get it taken care of. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 19:46, 28 November 2006 (UTC) == Interwiki link == How do you link to Simple Witionary from another wiki project?--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:38, 8 November 2006 (UTC) :Either <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>; if you're on a Simple English project, use <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or, if you're on a Wiktionary, use <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 12:19, 9 November 2006 (UTC) == MediaWiki:Common.css == Hi, can we import some styles (specifically the <tt>messagebox</tt> class, and maybe some of its subclasses as well) from [[:w:MediaWiki:Common.css]] into [[MediaWiki:Common.css]]? This is purely for cosmetic reasons, but some of the templates that we have (including [[Template:Delete]]) use the <tt>messagebox</tt> class, which is not defined here. (P.S. This requires an admin) Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 16:40, 10 November 2006 (UTC) :I have gone ahead and asked for a temporary +sysop on meta, and have imported all CSS classes from the Simple English Wikipedia (with the exception of CommonsTicker-related styles). Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:19, 18 November 2006 (UTC) == Example sentences == In a dictionary such as this, I think it's important that the example sentences actually ''exemplify'' the use of a defined word rather than simply include it. Consider the following examples: #''There was a '''book''' on the table.'' #''He finished reading, closed the '''book''', and put it down.'' In the first sentence, '''book''' could be almost anything, animate or inanimate, of a size suitable for being on tables. The second sentence, in contrast, shows that '''book''' is related to reading and that it can be held and closed. This second sentence exemplifies '''book''', while the first simply uses it. We should also try to exemplify the syntactic properties of defined words. '''Notwithstanding''', for instance, is an unusual preposition in that it can appear after the noun. Thus, examples showing both pre- and post-noun usage would be useful. Similarly, nouns that have both countable and uncountable senses should have example sentences showing these. And so on. Finally, it would also be good to try to identify and show strong [[:en:collocation | collocations]]. Some good tools for this are [http://193.133.140.102/JustTheWord/ Just the Word] and Mark Davies's [http://view.byu.edu/ VIEW] interface to the [[w:British_National_Corpus|BNC]]. These can also provide authentic example sentences. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 00:32, 11 November 2006 (UTC) == Question == Who is father of Education ''<small>—This unsigned comment was added by</small>''<small> [[User:164.100.216.2|164.100.216.2]] ([[User talk:164.100.216.2|talk]] • [[Special:Contributions/164.100.216.2|contribs]]) 07:48, 16 November 2006 (UTC{{{3|}}})</small> :Hi, this is a forum for discussing topics related to the Simple English Wiktionary. Perhaps you could try looking for information on the [[:w:Main Page|Simple English Wikipedia]], or the [[:w:en:Main Page|English Wikipedia]]. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 15:50, 17 November 2006 (UTC) ::I'm a native English speaker and I don't know the answer to your question. Put your question on [[Wiktionary:Requested definitions]]. Also say on that page where you saw those words being used. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:39, 25 November 2006 (UTC) == Edit buttons gone == What happened to our edit buttons? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 14:30, 25 November 2006 (UTC) :Edit buttons? - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 14:32, 25 November 2006 (UTC) ::I don't know what to call them. When you were editing something, there was a row of buttons at the top of the edit window: bold, italics, math, signatures, etc. They're not there anymore. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:33, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :::Check your preferences. Check on the 'Editing' tab that the box is ticked to show the toolbar. [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 11:54, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::::Yes, it's checked. The tool bar was there on Friday and gone on Saturday. I haven't changed anything. I take it, then, that others still have their tool bar? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:36, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :::::I turned them off in my preferences and turned them back on and now they're back again. Something a programmer might have a look at. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 19:34, 28 November 2006 (UTC) == Pictures == My idea: all nouns need pictures in the definitions. Writers need ideas about copyright and about finding pictures. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 19:55, 25 November 2006 (UTC) I did it! I put a picture in! See [[wire]]. I think all definitions need pictures. Is that good? Did I do it right? I found the picture in Wikimedia Commons. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 20:37, 26 November 2006 (UTC) :Well done! Many nouns already have pictures with them. Many other nouns, however, are too abstract for a picture. Put one in where it makes sense. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:18, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks. I'm having some problems formatting the pages with the pictures. I want the pictures near the top so people will see them immediately. On the page [[wave]] the picture covered some of the words. I put many "nbsp" so that it doesn't cover the words. But I think that will not work well for all browser windows. There must be a good way to do it. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 04:06, 27 November 2006 (UTC) The [[walk]] page now has a moving picture! --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 05:03, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :Cool! --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:29, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::Mostly I don't like moving pictures. It's hard to read when there is a moving picture on the page. But if I put it there, I like it. :-) Some people may not be able to see the moving picture. Some people may not be able to see any pictures. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:32, 27 November 2006 (UTC) OK, now I know how to put the pictures on the page in a good way. Put the picture. (Do not put "300px" if not needed.) Then put words that will be beside the picture. Then put <nowiki> <br style="clear:both"/> </nowiki>. Then put words that need to be under the picture. See [[angry]]. See also [[:en:wikipedia:Wikipedia:Extended image syntax]]. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:42, 27 November 2006 (UTC) I think the words under the pictures are too small. Some people who are reading Simple English Wikipedia may be people who are learning to read. People who are learning to read need big letters. In [[trade]], I wrote <nowiki><big></nowiki> to make the letters bigger. Is that a good idea for all pictures? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 01:48, 1 December 2006 (UTC) :Why just the pictures? Actually, it's really easy for individual readers to change the font display size on their browsers. I'd leave it alone. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:27, 1 December 2006 (UTC) ::I don't think it's easy to change font size. On my browzer I see something to change font size, but I don't see something to change font size of letters under pictures and leave other font size the way it is. Do you know how to do that? Do many people who know Simple English but not English know how to do that? When I display the pictures without "big" the words under the pictures are littler than the other words on the page. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 04:46, 2 December 2006 (UTC) :::No, I meant change them all at once. On my browser, the fonts under the pictures are the same size as the other fonts. I don't know why they would be different for you, but different browsers will vary. At any rate, I still see no point in it. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 11:56, 2 December 2006 (UTC) == "Change this part" == I like where it says "change this page". That's Simple English. It seems friendly to me. But when a page has parts, it says "edit". It needs to say "Change this part." --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 05:56, 28 November 2006 (UTC) :Good point, Coppertwig. I'm glad to see some new users active here. I'll try to get this fixed this week or so, though I don't have time at this precise moment. :) I'm sure it is on MediaWiki somewhere under MediaWiki:Allmessages. If you can find it, that will speed up my job. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 19:50, 28 November 2006 (UTC) ::I'm way behind you. I've found [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/MediaWiki MediaWiki]. I've found [http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/MediaWiki_localization MediaWiki localisation]. I haven't found "MediaWiki:Allmessages" or "Allmessages" anywhere. Maybe if you tell me where to find that, then I can look through it for the edit message. :-) --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:09, 29 November 2006 (UTC) ::OK, found it! "editsection" in [[Special:Allmessages]]. (that was talked about in [[meta:Help:MediaWiki namespace]]). Maybe it should be "change this part". Maybe it should be simply "change". Maybe other messages need to be translated, too. Later. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 03:44, 30 November 2006 (UTC) == Babel boxes == Babel boxes on user pages don't work in Simple English Wiktionary? Does anyone know how to fix that? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:41, 29 November 2006 (UTC) :I may have found a way to do it, sort-of. I now have one userbox on my user page. I've put in a question at [[en:Wikipedia:Help desk]] asking what is the best way to implement Babel boxes. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 14:53, 30 November 2006 (UTC) ::OK, I got Babel boxes working! I just copied Template:Babel from English Wikipedia to Simple English Wikipedia. It looks like just words, but really it has computer words to make the Babel boxes work. We need to copy many pages like "Template:User de-2" from English Wikipedia to Simple English Wikipedia to make all Babel boxes work. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 01:29, 1 December 2006 (UTC) == Definitions == My ideas: Simple English needs to have only one definition for one word. I think the first definition for each word is the Simple English definition, and writers need to try to use only the first definition. But when there is a noun definition and a verb definition and they are very near, then those 2 definitions can be used. The first definition needs to be the most important one. A definition in Simple English can cover more things than the English definition. In English someone may say "bowl". "Bowl" is not BE850. In Simple English someone may say "basin" or "little basin" when talking about the same thing. The definition of "basin" in Simple English may be a little different from the English definition. Frequently two definitions for the same word in English can be one definition in Simple English. "Black" does not need one definition for a colour and another definition for an adjective saying that a thing has that colour. It is the same idea. The adjective is most frequent and most important. If someone uses it as a noun, people will understand. OK, maybe it needs two definitions because one is a noun and one is an adjective. But many other words can have one definition in Simple English for two definitions in English, because the Simple English definitions are simpler and cover more things. Little things that are different between two definitions in English are not important in Simple English. If someone writing a Wikipedia page needs to say an important difference between two things, the person needs to use a sentence to say the difference. Those are my ideas. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 14:04, 29 November 2006 (UTC) Example: [[apparatus]] has 3 definitions. I think they are all the same idea. (see picture.) I think they need to be 1 definition here. Maybe in English Wiktionary they need to be 3 definitions. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 14:06, 29 November 2006 (UTC) :I generally agree, but wouldn't take things quite this far. I think: :# Each word class should be represented and defined. For example, there should not be one definition that covers both adjective and noun, though the same definition could possibly be repeated with only minor changes. :# Rather than trying to tease apart individual senses of the word, I think we should aim for broad definitions that deal with the underlying similarity of the various senses. For example, Paul Nation gives the example of ''head'', which he defines as "the top or most important part, for example, head of your body, head of a match, head of an organisation." (''Learning Vocabulary in Another Language'', p. 92) :# Where there are multiple definitions, they should be sorted from most to least common. Similarly, the more common word class should be listed first. :# The BE850 is problematic because it has never been widely adopted and the word choices are often anachronistic. A better choice of words would be the [[Wiktionary:BNC_spoken_freq|BNC2000]]. :--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 17:00, 29 November 2006 (UTC) ::One more thing, Ogden, the sneaky guy, often specifically chose highly polysemous words to get more coverage from fewer words.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:12, 29 November 2006 (UTC) :::"Simple English" is not defined. Maybe we need to make a decision. Maybe we need to mark the first (or sometimes two) definitions on a page "Simple English" and mark the other ones "English". But maybe we would use too much time talking and not agreeing. Maybe it's good to just put the most frequent definition first. I would leave out very rare uses. :::Someone had the idea of asking the Wikimedia developers to make the Preview button show BE850 and BE1500 words in different colours. I think different underlining (<u>underlining</u> and <s>striking out</s>) is more useful because the colours show a link or no link. Hmm. It can be complex. Each user can choose in "my preferences" which list (BE850, BNC2000, etc.) marks the "Preview" when that user is changing a page. So we don't have to agree before we do that. (Forms of words, "make", "makes", "making" need to be used too.) --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 03:28, 30 November 2006 (UTC) ::::Currently only red and blue are used. Other colours could be employed in different ways. I think it might be more useful to use a star system, or simply a line at the top, similar to the current BE850 or AWL ones.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:37, 30 November 2006 (UTC) :::::We would need nine colours. Three possibilities (no link, good link, red link) times three possibilities (BE850, BE1500, not BE1500). I think it would be hard to remember what nine colours mean. I think underlining or something else is better. I don't understand what you mean by "star system", "line at the top", or "AWL". --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 04:41, 2 December 2006 (UTC) ::::::By a "star system", I meant something like the movies, where the most common words would get 3 or 4 stars, less frequent words would fewer, and rare words would get none. As for the AWL, that's the Academic Word List, see [[theory]] for an example.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:00, 2 December 2006 (UTC) :::Maybe BNC2000 or BNC1000 is more useful than BE850. (BE850 doesn't have "big" or "small". It has "attempt" but not "try". It has "carriage" but not "car".) But the BE850 has a good page on this Wiktionary. The page is easy to use. I can look and see if a word is in BE850. The BNC1000 needs a page like that. The BNC1000 page is too long. I need a short page with the BNC1000 words starting at the top of the page, and only one form for each word, and many words on one line, like the [[BE850]] page. I think I can make a page like that. Is that a good idea? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 03:54, 30 November 2006 (UTC) ::::Different people have different purposes. If you feel such a list would be useful, go ahead and make it.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:37, 30 November 2006 (UTC) == Making the computer make many pages easily == I want to make the computer make many pages. It is hard to make a big number of pages one at a time. I want to copy all language templates like "User de-3" from English Wikipedia to Simple English Wikipedia. Maybe an administrator or sysop can do that easily. I also want to make many redirects. healthier-->health, summers-->summer for example. I want to write a list of words that need redirects and make the computer make them easily. Maybe I will ask at the [[:en:wikipedia:Help Desk|English Wikipedia Help Desk]]. Is this a good idea? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 15:37, 3 December 2006 (UTC) == Working together to make a list of words == Maybe I will make a page with a list of the 1000 most frequent words in English with marks to say which ones are BE850 or BE1500. Maybe I will make two pages like that. One will stay the same. The other page people can change, and it will be the list of Simple English words that we will use. People can move one word out of Simple English into "Not Simple English" and move another word at the same time into Simple English. Is that a good idea? Maybe in 3 parts. Simple English Part 1 (300 words); Simple English Part 2 (700 more words = 1000 words) and Simple English Part 3 (1000 more words = 2000 words). Words like "long" and "flat" I use many times when writing definitions. Those are important words. Words like "yes" and "please" I do not use much when writing definitions but they are still important words. Maybe some words are less important. I think we need "big" and "think" and "want". We don't need two words "big" and "large", only one of them. What are other people's ideas about this? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 22:15, 3 December 2006 (UTC) :I'm not sure I see the purpose. I would suggest you read ''Learning Vocabulary in Another Language'' by Paul Nation. I think you'll find quite a bit there that will interest you. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:46, 4 December 2006 (UTC) ::This is the purpose: We can make the Simple English projects into a useful thing that anyone can use by learning about 700 or 1000 words. Now it is not like that. Now, some pages use BE850, other pages use E-prime maybe, other pages use the most frequent English words maybe. So if someone wants to read many Simple English pages, they need to learn much more than 1000 words. Later I hope we will all use the same words. We can use the page to talk about which 1000 words we will use. (Or another number of words.) Then after we make a decision, we can write Simple English using those words. Then it will be easier for people to learn Simple English. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 14:42, 4 December 2006 (UTC) :::I see now what you mean. The thing is there's little value in learning BE because there's little published in it. It's a good idea if you are working in a very limited setting, for example where you need to understand English weather reports and the meteorological agency publishes them using only BE (though none do, as far as I know.) But generally, people want to use English for a broad range of tasks. In such a situation, BE is really just a stepping stone, and not the best one, either, do to the problems I've pointed out before. It makes much more sense to use the most common words in English. :::That said, feel free to make the lists.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 14:34, 5 December 2006 (UTC) == Simple English Wikiquote == I just took a look at Simple English [[:wikiquote:simple:Main Page|Wikiquote]]. I had misunderstood it! It is a worthwhile project! It is not about collecting quotes in Simple English. It is about collecting quotes in English (or maybe other languages?) and explaining them in Simple English. This is a worthwhile project! But there is a proposal to close it down at [[meta:Proposals for closing projects]]! The reason Simple English Wikiquote is worthwhile is that many people may not understand some famous quotes in English and can benefit from Simple English explanations. Some people voting to close it down say that there's no use collecting quotes in Simple English. They just don't even understand that the project is not about collecting quotes in Simple English! Others say that if someone doesn't understand a quote in English, they should read a translation of it in their own language. They fail to understand two things: first, that there are many people who can read Simple English but can't read any other language (or not well enough to understand translations of those quotes). This includes some children, some adults who can understand ordinary English but are baffled by expressions like "come what come may" or archaic terms in some famous quotes, many deaf people who have difficulty learning to read because their own language has no written form and they can't hear the sounds that make alphabets meaningful; and other people. Also: if someone is learning English, an explanation in Simple English of a famous quote would help them understand the quote without switching back to their own language; switching back can interfere with learning a new language. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 03:08, 4 December 2006 (UTC) == Uses of Internet == What are the advantages of internet? == Requests for deletion == Is there a requests for deletion page here?--[[User:Tdxiang|Tdxiang]] 10:06, 8 December 2006 (UTC) 13869 2006-12-19T13:26:44Z Coppertwig 139 Redirects needed '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |}__NEWSECTIONLINK__ ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some countries, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) ==Category capitalization== Shall categories begin with upper cases or not? I am asking this because I have found different uses of upper and lower cases at [[Special:Categories]].--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 13:36, 14 April 2006 (UTC) :I had the same question a while back, though I asked it somewhere else. I think that categories should all be lowercase unless they are proper nouns, so that they work just like the entry titles. I'd say that you can go ahead an [[Wiktionary:Be bold|boldly]] change it, and if someone doesn't like it or has a better idea, they can change it back. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:33, 18 April 2006 (UTC) :If you do change it, don't forget to change the templates that refer to those categories, so that they put the words in the new place. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:22, 20 April 2006 (UTC) ::I see that [[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] has not worked on (or at least has not completed) changing the categories. I have completely changed my mind regarding them. The reason that articles in the (main) namespace are lowercase is to show the word as it is really meant to be and to distinguish between proper names and other words. This does not apply to categories or appendices (I just created the first appendix, [[:Appendix:Prepositions]]), though it should still apply to templates so that we don't have to type a capital letter every time we insert a template. Categories and appendices are ''groups'' of these words, and so should be capitalized regularly, just as they are in other projects. I am changing categories accordingly. Other thoughts? As I mentioned above, if we decide I'm wrong, we can boldly change it back. :) Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:54, 15 May 2006 (UTC) :::Hello. I have not been here until now as I was too busy administering other Wiki sites. As I am now an admin at eight Wiki sites, I am unsure how often I will come here. Article names at Wiktionary should not be automatically upper cases, but for categories, I do not really mind whether upper or lower cases. In case you want to talk to me but I am inactive here, I suggest leaving a message at my talk page at Wiktionary, Wikipedia, or Wikisource in English version that I administer.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:55, 4 November 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == WikiReader == What do we think about publishing a WikiReader with the BE850 and BE1500? I'd be happy to do most of the work behind it (exporting to PDF, managing download site etc). [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 12:00, 19 May 2006 (UTC) :I'm thinking we should probably have them mostly done before we worry about that, but other than that, sound good. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 19:03, 23 May 2006 (UTC) == Translations == Other Wiktionaries add translations for words into other languages. SEWiktionary is meant to give definitions of English words using simple English, so if we did add translations, we would not include those other words here, but only link to other wiktionaries. For example, if we translated "heavy" (meaning having a lot of weight), the Spanish is "pesado." We might link to the English Wiktionary page on [[:en:pesado]] or to the Spanish Wiktionary [[:es:pesado]]. These would be interwiki links, but under a translation section, not an "in other languages" sidebar interwiki, since each meaning should be translated separately. I think there are pros and cons to this idea. The pros are that our focus audience are people who are do not know much English, and many of them only know it as a second language, so a translation into their own language could be quite useful. The cons are that we are focused on English words. A translation would be a distraction from our focus. Also, that niche is already filled by the English Wiktionary. I think our focus should stay firmly fixed on simple English definitions of English words. Feel free to comment. We'll do what the community decides, of course. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:08, 21 May 2006 (UTC) :I suppose that this simple English Wiktionary is for definitions from simple English to simple English only, right? This should be good enough since more complex contents should go to regular English Wiktionary.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:58, 4 November 2006 (UTC) ::Simple English Wikipedia pages need to use some hard English words. I think Simple English Wiktionary needs definitions in simple English for those hard English words. It also needs definitions in simple English for simple English words. I think it's a good idea to link to English Wiktionary for translations. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:46, 25 November 2006 (UTC) ::Question: the word "kind": is it a noun in simple English? or an adjective? or both? How do we know or decide these questions? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:46, 25 November 2006 (UTC) :::Both. Word classes do not change in simple English. Does this answer your question? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:16, 27 November 2006 (UTC) == Etymologies/word histories == Another thing that has come up is the question of etymologies. English Wiktionary and others show the etymology of each word, and tend to have the earlier forms as separate entries. Because we are focused on English words (that is, Modern English), we would not include those early forms separately, but we could include unlinked word origins/etymologies. Again, there are pros and cons. Etymologies could be difficult to understand for someone who doesn't know much English. Additionally, they are not our focus, and could be a distraction. Plus, English Wiktionary already does that more effectively. On the other hand, I think it is cool to show where words come from, and this can help people understand why a word is spelled a particular way, I think. English orthography is one of the hardest parts of learning English, but knowing where a word comes from helps significantly in understanding its orthography (spelling). That said, teaching English is not our goal here, any more than it is the goal of Simple English Wikipedia. We are writing a dictionary here, not an English 101 textbook. If people use us to learn English, that is their own choice, but it is not our focus. I guess I could go either way on this one. I tentatively '''support''' adding etymologies to words. What do all of you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:16, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == How detailed do we go? == In articles such as that for [[sad]], some users have obvioulsy gone to a great deal of trouble to flesh out all sorts of synonyms, related words, etc. Unfortunately, few of the words are very simple (or even useful. For example, on the [[sad]] page we have ''glum'' as a synonym.) I think this kind of detail needs to be pared back to avoid being overwhelming to English language learners. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:26, 16 July 2006 (UTC) :Yeah, I was the one who put all those synonyms and antonyms on there. I still think it is useful, and it is obvious that they are synonyms, etc. by their placement, but I guess I did go a little overboard. But this wiktionary should not be limited to Simple English words. It should include all English words, but the definitions should be limited to simple English. People may find the word [[glum]] and wonder what it means, but not be able to understand the English Wiktionary definition. We need that entry here, and its connection to [[sad]] seems very logical. I think [[lugubrious]] should be cut out sooner than [[glum]]. Limiting the synonyms and antonyms may be useful in some ways, but we are about including information, not leaving it out. We might even want to include (for example) a main synonym section, and later on a section on ''other synonyms''. I don't know. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:44, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::Indeed, we should have articles for simple words and other words, so there should eventually be an entry for ''glum'', ''lugubrious'' and whatever else you can come up with. However, a typical user who is looking up the word ''sad'', will not benefit from ''glum''. The user who looks up ''glum'', on the other hand, may well benefit from being told that ''sad'' is a synonym as they will likely have no idea what ''glum'' means, but may very well understand ''sad''. ::Furthermore, you write, "we are about including information, not leaving it out." To the contrary! Knowing what to leave out is at least as important as knowing what to put in. A 20-page dictionary entry on ''run'' is neither simple nor useful. This is, after all, a dictionary, not a thesaurus or an encyclopedia. If the user who looks up ''sad'' is looking specifically for uncommon synonyms, they're using a wrench to drive in a nail.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:58, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::*Well how else do you expect people to look for uncommon synonyms, except by starting with a common word? Perhaps we can put common synonyms right there on the page, while listing rare ones separately on a thesaurus-like page. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 07:07, 31 July 2006 (UTC) ::::If they're looking for uncommon synonyms, they should use a thesaurus, not a dictionary.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 11:27, 31 July 2006 (UTC) :::::Hey Brett, I really enjoyed your wrench-nail analogy. Kappa is referring to what EWikt has done in its Wikisaurus sub-project. We could do something similar here if people are interested in the idea. But either way, most dictionaries include at least some synonyms, and I think we should do so, too. You have a point when you say that glum should link to sad, but not necessarily sad to glum. Maybe if we tend to limit it to the first five or so most common synonyms and antonyms, it will be useful but not overboard. We can always change it later if we change our minds, etc. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:08, 3 August 2006 (UTC) :::::I have used a wrench to drive in a nail. It works well. People who want many synonyms can look in English Wiktionary. I think a little number of synonyms here are able to be useful too. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 15:43, 3 December 2006 (UTC) ==Workshop== The following was posted by Adam Kilgarriff on the Corpora mailing list ---- LEXICOM-ASIA 2006 A Workshop in Lexicography and Lexical Computing Venue: Kowloon, Hong Kong Hosts: Language Centre, Hong Kong Univ of Science and Technology Dates: December 11th-15th, 2006 Led by Adam Kilgarriff and Michael Rundell of the Lexicography MasterClass, Lexicom is an intensive one-week workshop, with seminars on theoretical issues alternating with practical sessions at the computer. There will be some parallel 'lexicographic' and 'computational' sessions. Topics to be covered include: * corpus creation * corpus analysis: o software and corpus querying o discovering word senses, recording contextual information * writing dictionary entries * dictionary databases and writing systems * using web data Applications are invited from people with interests and experience in any of these areas. Over the last six years Lexicom has attracted 200 participants from 28 countries including lexicographers, computational linguists, professors, research students, translators, terminologists, and editors, managers and technical support staff from dictionary publishers and information management companies. The venue, HKUST, is beautifully situated on Clearwater Bay in Kowloon, only 30 minutes from central Hong Kong. To register for Lexicom, go to: http://lc.ust.hk/~centre/lexi2006/ Early registration is advised (the Workshop has been oversubscribed in previous years), and registrations received before 7th October 2006 carry a discounted fee. Further details, including reports of past events can be found at: http://www.lexmasterclass.com. Michael Rundell & Adam Kilgarriff The Lexicography MasterClass --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 13:31, 28 September 2006 (UTC) == Logo discussion == Greetings, I apologise for writing in English. There is a discussion about the logo for Wiktionary at [[meta:Wiktionary/logo]]. Please go there and help us decide. Please also put this message on your community page. Thank you. -[[meta:User:Dbmag9|Dbmag9]] (copied here from [[talk:Main Page]] by [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:39, 23 July 2006 (UTC)) == Most linked article == Is there a way to find the article with the most links? In particular, I'm interested in finding the most-linked-to article that doesn't yet exist.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 21:19, 27 July 2006 (UTC) *You need [[Special:Mostlinked]], and in particular [[Special:Wantedpages]]. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 23:03, 27 July 2006 (UTC) == Benchmarks! == I think [[now]] was the 700th. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:51, 2 August 2006 (UTC) :Congratulations, everyone! Great work. Let's keep it up. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:02, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ===750=== [[lucky]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ===800=== [[benefit]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:27, 14 August 2006 (UTC) ===900=== [[legislation]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:21, 12 September 2006 (UTC) ===Almost 1000=== A virtual beer to the user who adds the 1000th word!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 20:03, 3 November 2006 (UTC) : [[brush]]! Hooray! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 03:35, 7 November 2006 (UTC) ::Make it two beers! Well done, PTO!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:23, 8 November 2006 (UTC) ===1200=== [[globe]]: another century mark!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 17:29, 2 December 2006 (UTC) ===1300=== [[instant]] --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 17:28, 11 December 2006 (UTC) == A different idea == I recently had an idea for a sort of word rating system. This would show the SE user how difficult/complicated the word is considered by native speakers, and perhaps even include an easier and/or more challenging (for the basic words) alternative. I'm thinking of a kind of thermometer look, maybe up in the right-hand corner. It would have something like four or five degrees, including: basic or easy (from the BE850, words like [[do]], [[cold]], and [[woman]]), fairly basic or fairly easy (BE1500 or so, words like [[sink]], [[math]], and [[trust]]), medium or intermediate (about regular conversation level, somewhat less common than BE1500, words like [[complete]], [[freezing]], and [[feminine]]), fairly advanced or fairly hard (more complex or difficult a concept or term, words like [[nondescript]], [[anthropology]], and [[uncharacteristic]]), and advanced or hard (for jargon and other much less common words such as [[sodium benzoate]], [[sesquipedalian]], and [[indefatigable]]). We can tweak these levels or add new ones if/when we feel they are warranted. What do you all think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 10:07, 3 August 2006 (UTC) :I think it's a good idea, but I think basing it on BE is a bad idea, no matter how much you like BE. BE was not intended to choose the most simple or frequent words, but to bring together a list of words that would be sufficient to communicate any idea. Instead, I think we should base it on frequency counts, in the same way that the [http://www.longman.com/ldoce/ Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English] does. I think that using [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/nation.aspx Paul Nation]'s word counts would be a great place to start. He counts 'word families', so that ''run'', ''running'', ''runner'', etc. are all counted together. His counts are broken into 1000-word bands and are [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/range%20BNC.zip available] for free.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ::Though different organizations have different frequency counts, I think the idea is a sound one, and I think that there are many other word lists which would do a better job than BE. The only reason I've stuck with BE this long is because it was already there, and fairly convenient, not to mention a good place to start creating words. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 02:28, 14 August 2006 (UTC) :::I asked Paul Nation, and he wrote, "The lists are freely available for whoever wants to use them." Have a look.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:09, 15 August 2006 (UTC) ::::After looking at the BNC spoken frequency lists, I think you're right. I much prefer the way that these lists are set up, and it is nice to see not only the word but all its variations. I think it is much better. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 01:40, 24 August 2006 (UTC) == Move to [[Wiktionary talk:Simple talk]]? == I just want to throw up the idea of moving this page to the Wiktionary talk namespace. The advantage is that when editing a talk page [[MediaWiki:Talkpagetext]] is shown to the user. It would also leave this page open for FaQ's or something. Just an idea. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 14:55, 5 August 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for your input, Gerard. Nice to know you're still around every once in a while. You have a valid point about the talk page text being shown at the top of the page. It might be worth it to move it. However, I don't really care for the FAQ idea personally. It is supposed to be a simple *talk* page, so it should be something related to talk, even if it just redirects to its own talk page or explains how simple talk works. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 00:46, 24 August 2006 (UTC) ==Survivors?== I decided to come here and help out the project, after I saw the request for deletion at Meta. Personally, I would hate to see a project with this much potential die. <br><br> So, my question. How many regularly editing people are left? I noticed that a bureaucrat and two administrators haven't edited in a fairly long time, with the only admin exception seeming to be Cromwellt. Just give a shout here, I suppose. Thanks! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 21:49, 17 October 2006 (UTC) :Very few it seems, although I don't think ''left'' is the right word. There don't ever appear to have been many contributing memebers. Welcome though. Could I suggest you try to avoid difficult words in your definitions? For example, for ''approval'', you wrote "Formal permission or sanction." both words are less common than the word you're defining, and ''sanction'' is significantly less common. Just a suggestion. The participation is appreciated, though.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:30, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the suggestion. I used the word "left" because I had spent a while reading talk archives. This place seemed to be a lot more active back in Febuary. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 01:54, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ==Word of the Day== It seems the WotD has effectively died. Should we destroy the category/template for the word of the day as well? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 23:46, 25 October 2006 (UTC) Yes. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:13, 27 October 2006 (UTC) :I haven't checked if you deleted the cat/template for WotD, but I think it will probably be revived eventually (hopefully), so maybe deleting it was unnecessary. Then again, we can always recreate those I guess. No biggie. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 19:43, 28 November 2006 (UTC) == Vote to delete == I ended to vote to close this project on Meta. It has gone on long enough and is going nowhere fast. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 17:35, 2 November 2006 (UTC) :thank you!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:14, 2 November 2006 (UTC) ::Ah, finally. Its about time they closed that one up. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 00:59, 3 November 2006 (UTC) :::Great news :) - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:24, 6 November 2006 (UTC) == Administrators == Are there any active administrators/bureaucrats here anymore? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 16:33, 5 November 2006 (UTC) :Not really ;) [[User:h2g2bob]], our friendly bureaucrat, expressed a desire to resume contributing, but beyond that, the admins have been largely inactive. - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 16:46, 10 November 2006 (UTC) ::I apologize for not being active for a few months. I'm still around, I've just been busy with classes, etc. A teacher's life is a busy one. To make things worse, I haven't had internet access for about a month or more. I'll see if I can make time to contribute more regularly again. :) Oh, and my "email this user" works, so if there's something that needs admin intervention (like MediaWiki stuff), you can still get ahold of me, even if it may be a little while before I get it taken care of. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 19:46, 28 November 2006 (UTC) == Interwiki link == How do you link to Simple Witionary from another wiki project?--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:38, 8 November 2006 (UTC) :Either <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>; if you're on a Simple English project, use <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or, if you're on a Wiktionary, use <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 12:19, 9 November 2006 (UTC) == MediaWiki:Common.css == Hi, can we import some styles (specifically the <tt>messagebox</tt> class, and maybe some of its subclasses as well) from [[:w:MediaWiki:Common.css]] into [[MediaWiki:Common.css]]? This is purely for cosmetic reasons, but some of the templates that we have (including [[Template:Delete]]) use the <tt>messagebox</tt> class, which is not defined here. (P.S. This requires an admin) Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 16:40, 10 November 2006 (UTC) :I have gone ahead and asked for a temporary +sysop on meta, and have imported all CSS classes from the Simple English Wikipedia (with the exception of CommonsTicker-related styles). Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:19, 18 November 2006 (UTC) == Example sentences == In a dictionary such as this, I think it's important that the example sentences actually ''exemplify'' the use of a defined word rather than simply include it. Consider the following examples: #''There was a '''book''' on the table.'' #''He finished reading, closed the '''book''', and put it down.'' In the first sentence, '''book''' could be almost anything, animate or inanimate, of a size suitable for being on tables. The second sentence, in contrast, shows that '''book''' is related to reading and that it can be held and closed. This second sentence exemplifies '''book''', while the first simply uses it. We should also try to exemplify the syntactic properties of defined words. '''Notwithstanding''', for instance, is an unusual preposition in that it can appear after the noun. Thus, examples showing both pre- and post-noun usage would be useful. Similarly, nouns that have both countable and uncountable senses should have example sentences showing these. And so on. Finally, it would also be good to try to identify and show strong [[:en:collocation | collocations]]. Some good tools for this are [http://193.133.140.102/JustTheWord/ Just the Word] and Mark Davies's [http://view.byu.edu/ VIEW] interface to the [[w:British_National_Corpus|BNC]]. These can also provide authentic example sentences. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 00:32, 11 November 2006 (UTC) == Question == Who is father of Education ''<small>—This unsigned comment was added by</small>''<small> [[User:164.100.216.2|164.100.216.2]] ([[User talk:164.100.216.2|talk]] • [[Special:Contributions/164.100.216.2|contribs]]) 07:48, 16 November 2006 (UTC{{{3|}}})</small> :Hi, this is a forum for discussing topics related to the Simple English Wiktionary. Perhaps you could try looking for information on the [[:w:Main Page|Simple English Wikipedia]], or the [[:w:en:Main Page|English Wikipedia]]. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 15:50, 17 November 2006 (UTC) ::I'm a native English speaker and I don't know the answer to your question. Put your question on [[Wiktionary:Requested definitions]]. Also say on that page where you saw those words being used. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:39, 25 November 2006 (UTC) == Edit buttons gone == What happened to our edit buttons? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 14:30, 25 November 2006 (UTC) :Edit buttons? - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 14:32, 25 November 2006 (UTC) ::I don't know what to call them. When you were editing something, there was a row of buttons at the top of the edit window: bold, italics, math, signatures, etc. They're not there anymore. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:33, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :::Check your preferences. Check on the 'Editing' tab that the box is ticked to show the toolbar. [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 11:54, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::::Yes, it's checked. The tool bar was there on Friday and gone on Saturday. I haven't changed anything. I take it, then, that others still have their tool bar? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:36, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :::::I turned them off in my preferences and turned them back on and now they're back again. Something a programmer might have a look at. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 19:34, 28 November 2006 (UTC) == Pictures == My idea: all nouns need pictures in the definitions. Writers need ideas about copyright and about finding pictures. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 19:55, 25 November 2006 (UTC) I did it! I put a picture in! See [[wire]]. I think all definitions need pictures. Is that good? Did I do it right? I found the picture in Wikimedia Commons. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 20:37, 26 November 2006 (UTC) :Well done! Many nouns already have pictures with them. Many other nouns, however, are too abstract for a picture. Put one in where it makes sense. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:18, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks. I'm having some problems formatting the pages with the pictures. I want the pictures near the top so people will see them immediately. On the page [[wave]] the picture covered some of the words. I put many "nbsp" so that it doesn't cover the words. But I think that will not work well for all browser windows. There must be a good way to do it. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 04:06, 27 November 2006 (UTC) The [[walk]] page now has a moving picture! --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 05:03, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :Cool! --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:29, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::Mostly I don't like moving pictures. It's hard to read when there is a moving picture on the page. But if I put it there, I like it. :-) Some people may not be able to see the moving picture. Some people may not be able to see any pictures. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:32, 27 November 2006 (UTC) OK, now I know how to put the pictures on the page in a good way. Put the picture. (Do not put "300px" if not needed.) Then put words that will be beside the picture. Then put <nowiki> <br style="clear:both"/> </nowiki>. Then put words that need to be under the picture. See [[angry]]. See also [[:en:wikipedia:Wikipedia:Extended image syntax]]. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:42, 27 November 2006 (UTC) I think the words under the pictures are too small. Some people who are reading Simple English Wikipedia may be people who are learning to read. People who are learning to read need big letters. In [[trade]], I wrote <nowiki><big></nowiki> to make the letters bigger. Is that a good idea for all pictures? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 01:48, 1 December 2006 (UTC) :Why just the pictures? Actually, it's really easy for individual readers to change the font display size on their browsers. I'd leave it alone. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:27, 1 December 2006 (UTC) ::I don't think it's easy to change font size. On my browzer I see something to change font size, but I don't see something to change font size of letters under pictures and leave other font size the way it is. Do you know how to do that? Do many people who know Simple English but not English know how to do that? When I display the pictures without "big" the words under the pictures are littler than the other words on the page. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 04:46, 2 December 2006 (UTC) :::No, I meant change them all at once. On my browser, the fonts under the pictures are the same size as the other fonts. I don't know why they would be different for you, but different browsers will vary. At any rate, I still see no point in it. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 11:56, 2 December 2006 (UTC) == "Change this part" == I like where it says "change this page". That's Simple English. It seems friendly to me. But when a page has parts, it says "edit". It needs to say "Change this part." --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 05:56, 28 November 2006 (UTC) :Good point, Coppertwig. I'm glad to see some new users active here. I'll try to get this fixed this week or so, though I don't have time at this precise moment. :) I'm sure it is on MediaWiki somewhere under MediaWiki:Allmessages. If you can find it, that will speed up my job. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 19:50, 28 November 2006 (UTC) ::I'm way behind you. I've found [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/MediaWiki MediaWiki]. I've found [http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/MediaWiki_localization MediaWiki localisation]. I haven't found "MediaWiki:Allmessages" or "Allmessages" anywhere. Maybe if you tell me where to find that, then I can look through it for the edit message. :-) --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:09, 29 November 2006 (UTC) ::OK, found it! "editsection" in [[Special:Allmessages]]. (that was talked about in [[meta:Help:MediaWiki namespace]]). Maybe it should be "change this part". Maybe it should be simply "change". Maybe other messages need to be translated, too. Later. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 03:44, 30 November 2006 (UTC) == Babel boxes == Babel boxes on user pages don't work in Simple English Wiktionary? Does anyone know how to fix that? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:41, 29 November 2006 (UTC) :I may have found a way to do it, sort-of. I now have one userbox on my user page. I've put in a question at [[en:Wikipedia:Help desk]] asking what is the best way to implement Babel boxes. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 14:53, 30 November 2006 (UTC) ::OK, I got Babel boxes working! I just copied Template:Babel from English Wikipedia to Simple English Wikipedia. It looks like just words, but really it has computer words to make the Babel boxes work. We need to copy many pages like "Template:User de-2" from English Wikipedia to Simple English Wikipedia to make all Babel boxes work. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 01:29, 1 December 2006 (UTC) == Definitions == My ideas: Simple English needs to have only one definition for one word. I think the first definition for each word is the Simple English definition, and writers need to try to use only the first definition. But when there is a noun definition and a verb definition and they are very near, then those 2 definitions can be used. The first definition needs to be the most important one. A definition in Simple English can cover more things than the English definition. In English someone may say "bowl". "Bowl" is not BE850. In Simple English someone may say "basin" or "little basin" when talking about the same thing. The definition of "basin" in Simple English may be a little different from the English definition. Frequently two definitions for the same word in English can be one definition in Simple English. "Black" does not need one definition for a colour and another definition for an adjective saying that a thing has that colour. It is the same idea. The adjective is most frequent and most important. If someone uses it as a noun, people will understand. OK, maybe it needs two definitions because one is a noun and one is an adjective. But many other words can have one definition in Simple English for two definitions in English, because the Simple English definitions are simpler and cover more things. Little things that are different between two definitions in English are not important in Simple English. If someone writing a Wikipedia page needs to say an important difference between two things, the person needs to use a sentence to say the difference. Those are my ideas. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 14:04, 29 November 2006 (UTC) Example: [[apparatus]] has 3 definitions. I think they are all the same idea. (see picture.) I think they need to be 1 definition here. Maybe in English Wiktionary they need to be 3 definitions. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 14:06, 29 November 2006 (UTC) :I generally agree, but wouldn't take things quite this far. I think: :# Each word class should be represented and defined. For example, there should not be one definition that covers both adjective and noun, though the same definition could possibly be repeated with only minor changes. :# Rather than trying to tease apart individual senses of the word, I think we should aim for broad definitions that deal with the underlying similarity of the various senses. For example, Paul Nation gives the example of ''head'', which he defines as "the top or most important part, for example, head of your body, head of a match, head of an organisation." (''Learning Vocabulary in Another Language'', p. 92) :# Where there are multiple definitions, they should be sorted from most to least common. Similarly, the more common word class should be listed first. :# The BE850 is problematic because it has never been widely adopted and the word choices are often anachronistic. A better choice of words would be the [[Wiktionary:BNC_spoken_freq|BNC2000]]. :--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 17:00, 29 November 2006 (UTC) ::One more thing, Ogden, the sneaky guy, often specifically chose highly polysemous words to get more coverage from fewer words.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:12, 29 November 2006 (UTC) :::"Simple English" is not defined. Maybe we need to make a decision. Maybe we need to mark the first (or sometimes two) definitions on a page "Simple English" and mark the other ones "English". But maybe we would use too much time talking and not agreeing. Maybe it's good to just put the most frequent definition first. I would leave out very rare uses. :::Someone had the idea of asking the Wikimedia developers to make the Preview button show BE850 and BE1500 words in different colours. I think different underlining (<u>underlining</u> and <s>striking out</s>) is more useful because the colours show a link or no link. Hmm. It can be complex. Each user can choose in "my preferences" which list (BE850, BNC2000, etc.) marks the "Preview" when that user is changing a page. So we don't have to agree before we do that. (Forms of words, "make", "makes", "making" need to be used too.) --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 03:28, 30 November 2006 (UTC) ::::Currently only red and blue are used. Other colours could be employed in different ways. I think it might be more useful to use a star system, or simply a line at the top, similar to the current BE850 or AWL ones.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:37, 30 November 2006 (UTC) :::::We would need nine colours. Three possibilities (no link, good link, red link) times three possibilities (BE850, BE1500, not BE1500). I think it would be hard to remember what nine colours mean. I think underlining or something else is better. I don't understand what you mean by "star system", "line at the top", or "AWL". --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 04:41, 2 December 2006 (UTC) ::::::By a "star system", I meant something like the movies, where the most common words would get 3 or 4 stars, less frequent words would fewer, and rare words would get none. As for the AWL, that's the Academic Word List, see [[theory]] for an example.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:00, 2 December 2006 (UTC) :::Maybe BNC2000 or BNC1000 is more useful than BE850. (BE850 doesn't have "big" or "small". It has "attempt" but not "try". It has "carriage" but not "car".) But the BE850 has a good page on this Wiktionary. The page is easy to use. I can look and see if a word is in BE850. The BNC1000 needs a page like that. The BNC1000 page is too long. I need a short page with the BNC1000 words starting at the top of the page, and only one form for each word, and many words on one line, like the [[BE850]] page. I think I can make a page like that. Is that a good idea? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 03:54, 30 November 2006 (UTC) ::::Different people have different purposes. If you feel such a list would be useful, go ahead and make it.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:37, 30 November 2006 (UTC) == Making the computer make many pages easily == I want to make the computer make many pages. It is hard to make a big number of pages one at a time. I want to copy all language templates like "User de-3" from English Wikipedia to Simple English Wikipedia. Maybe an administrator or sysop can do that easily. I also want to make many redirects. healthier-->health, summers-->summer for example. I want to write a list of words that need redirects and make the computer make them easily. Maybe I will ask at the [[:en:wikipedia:Help Desk|English Wikipedia Help Desk]]. Is this a good idea? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 15:37, 3 December 2006 (UTC) == Working together to make a list of words == Maybe I will make a page with a list of the 1000 most frequent words in English with marks to say which ones are BE850 or BE1500. Maybe I will make two pages like that. One will stay the same. The other page people can change, and it will be the list of Simple English words that we will use. People can move one word out of Simple English into "Not Simple English" and move another word at the same time into Simple English. Is that a good idea? Maybe in 3 parts. Simple English Part 1 (300 words); Simple English Part 2 (700 more words = 1000 words) and Simple English Part 3 (1000 more words = 2000 words). Words like "long" and "flat" I use many times when writing definitions. Those are important words. Words like "yes" and "please" I do not use much when writing definitions but they are still important words. Maybe some words are less important. I think we need "big" and "think" and "want". We don't need two words "big" and "large", only one of them. What are other people's ideas about this? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 22:15, 3 December 2006 (UTC) :I'm not sure I see the purpose. I would suggest you read ''Learning Vocabulary in Another Language'' by Paul Nation. I think you'll find quite a bit there that will interest you. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:46, 4 December 2006 (UTC) ::This is the purpose: We can make the Simple English projects into a useful thing that anyone can use by learning about 700 or 1000 words. Now it is not like that. Now, some pages use BE850, other pages use E-prime maybe, other pages use the most frequent English words maybe. So if someone wants to read many Simple English pages, they need to learn much more than 1000 words. Later I hope we will all use the same words. We can use the page to talk about which 1000 words we will use. (Or another number of words.) Then after we make a decision, we can write Simple English using those words. Then it will be easier for people to learn Simple English. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 14:42, 4 December 2006 (UTC) :::I see now what you mean. The thing is there's little value in learning BE because there's little published in it. It's a good idea if you are working in a very limited setting, for example where you need to understand English weather reports and the meteorological agency publishes them using only BE (though none do, as far as I know.) But generally, people want to use English for a broad range of tasks. In such a situation, BE is really just a stepping stone, and not the best one, either, do to the problems I've pointed out before. It makes much more sense to use the most common words in English. :::That said, feel free to make the lists.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 14:34, 5 December 2006 (UTC) == Simple English Wikiquote == I just took a look at Simple English [[:wikiquote:simple:Main Page|Wikiquote]]. I had misunderstood it! It is a worthwhile project! It is not about collecting quotes in Simple English. It is about collecting quotes in English (or maybe other languages?) and explaining them in Simple English. This is a worthwhile project! But there is a proposal to close it down at [[meta:Proposals for closing projects]]! The reason Simple English Wikiquote is worthwhile is that many people may not understand some famous quotes in English and can benefit from Simple English explanations. Some people voting to close it down say that there's no use collecting quotes in Simple English. They just don't even understand that the project is not about collecting quotes in Simple English! Others say that if someone doesn't understand a quote in English, they should read a translation of it in their own language. They fail to understand two things: first, that there are many people who can read Simple English but can't read any other language (or not well enough to understand translations of those quotes). This includes some children, some adults who can understand ordinary English but are baffled by expressions like "come what come may" or archaic terms in some famous quotes, many deaf people who have difficulty learning to read because their own language has no written form and they can't hear the sounds that make alphabets meaningful; and other people. Also: if someone is learning English, an explanation in Simple English of a famous quote would help them understand the quote without switching back to their own language; switching back can interfere with learning a new language. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 03:08, 4 December 2006 (UTC) == Uses of Internet == What are the advantages of internet? == Requests for deletion == Is there a requests for deletion page here?--[[User:Tdxiang|Tdxiang]] 10:06, 8 December 2006 (UTC) == Redirects needed == I think we need many redirect pages. Example: when you type "translated" you find the page "translate" which has "translated" on it. People who want to help can write many redirect pages. Just create a page and write in it something like this: <nowiki> #REDIRECT [[translate]] </nowiki> with the name of the page you want it to go to inside the brackets. Every word that has different forms (example: big, bigger, biggest; talk, talks, talked, talking; book, books) needs redirects from the different forms to the page about the word. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:26, 19 December 2006 (UTC) 13902 2006-12-19T19:05:03Z Brett 77 /* Redirects needed */ '''This is the place to ask any questions you have about the Simple English Wiktionary''' Old talk is available at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]] {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk&action=edit&section=new Ask a new question]''' |}__NEWSECTIONLINK__ ==Is this a Simple American English Wiktionary?== The words in it so far are American rather than Commonwealth. In [[color]] there is a brief mention that "color can also be spelt as colour in some countries, such as the United Kingdom" which has the feel that color is "correct" and the "United Kingdom" are some form of oddball community (which of course may be the intent and may be true, but...) Life would be simpler if we call this an American English wiktionary, then such asides handle things without getting in the way. But if we do this, then maybe we need ''yet another wiktionary'' for Commonwealth English. If we try to make this one wiktionary handle both the the color article needs to have headings such as '' Color (US spelling) / Colour (Commonwealth spelling)'' which gets away from the simple idea. -- SGBailey from wiktionary, no user here. [[User:82.12.241.77|82.12.241.77]] :American English and Commonwealth English are too similar to have different Wiktionarys. We should have a page on both [[color]] and [[colour]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:09, 11 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == At present all words are capitalized. Does anyone think we should allow all small letters, [[water]] instead of [[Water]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:37, 16 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Strong agree'''. This follows the precedent of other wiktionaries (and regular dictionaries, for that matter) and is logical, since when it is a proper name, it should be capitalized, like in [[Murphy's law]] (for which we should certainly have a page). However, I don't think this should be an allowance so much as a requirement. ''Only'' proper names should be capitalized. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Agree''' It makes a lot of sense to do this. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) *I'm not sure MediaWiki will allow us to do this; all page names are capitalized by default and it would take developer attention to change this. There's a few articles on en wiki that have had this problem for some time now (eBay, etc.) but they haven't been fixed. Perhaps we should file a bugzilla request? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:22, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been sent to Bugzilla as [[bugzilla:5058|bug 5058]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:01, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ::All pages are normally capitalized by default, but English Wiktionary already has that changed, as you can see in [[:en:during|during]]. I would think it would be easy for a developer to do the same thing for us that they did over there. There's even precedent. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) :This has been done! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:34, 23 February 2006 (UTC) ==Category capitalization== Shall categories begin with upper cases or not? I am asking this because I have found different uses of upper and lower cases at [[Special:Categories]].--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 13:36, 14 April 2006 (UTC) :I had the same question a while back, though I asked it somewhere else. I think that categories should all be lowercase unless they are proper nouns, so that they work just like the entry titles. I'd say that you can go ahead an [[Wiktionary:Be bold|boldly]] change it, and if someone doesn't like it or has a better idea, they can change it back. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:33, 18 April 2006 (UTC) :If you do change it, don't forget to change the templates that refer to those categories, so that they put the words in the new place. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:22, 20 April 2006 (UTC) ::I see that [[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] has not worked on (or at least has not completed) changing the categories. I have completely changed my mind regarding them. The reason that articles in the (main) namespace are lowercase is to show the word as it is really meant to be and to distinguish between proper names and other words. This does not apply to categories or appendices (I just created the first appendix, [[:Appendix:Prepositions]]), though it should still apply to templates so that we don't have to type a capital letter every time we insert a template. Categories and appendices are ''groups'' of these words, and so should be capitalized regularly, just as they are in other projects. I am changing categories accordingly. Other thoughts? As I mentioned above, if we decide I'm wrong, we can boldly change it back. :) Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:54, 15 May 2006 (UTC) :::Hello. I have not been here until now as I was too busy administering other Wiki sites. As I am now an admin at eight Wiki sites, I am unsure how often I will come here. Article names at Wiktionary should not be automatically upper cases, but for categories, I do not really mind whether upper or lower cases. In case you want to talk to me but I am inactive here, I suggest leaving a message at my talk page at Wiktionary, Wikipedia, or Wikisource in English version that I administer.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:55, 4 November 2006 (UTC) == New logo == [[Image:Wiki.png|200px|left]] This is a logo I have come up with for our site. I sent a request for it to be used as [[bugzilla:5056|bug 5056]]. Once that has been done we can update the logo by replacing [[:Image:Wiki.png]], so if anyone has a better one feel free to upload it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:05, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I guess this is one topic I'm pretty neutral about. The new logo is more themed, but I also like the old one just fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:36, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::Looking at it again, I see a few problems, but not huge ones. The "a multilingual free encyclopedia" that is visible at the top is obviously from an entry on "Wikipedia," not "Simple English Wikipedia," as it would have to be to be right before "Simple English Wiktionary." Same goes for "Wilco," since it is under W, not S. The third problem is that the pronunciation only mentions "Wiktionary," not including the added "Simple English." Maybe I'm too picky, but these seem important to me. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) ::: This is defiantly an improvement, and it's also in-keeping with other wiktionaries. I edited the top text to be "an easy to understand free dictionary". ([http://upload.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/simple/archive/b/bc/20060222110322!Wiki.png original version]). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 22 February 2006 (UTC) The logo should have a maximum dimension of about 135 x 155 px. The higher res version is still available from the history at [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:10, 23 February 2006 (UTC) If people are going to redesign it here are my thoughts: # It should look like the other Wiktionary logos # It should let me know I'm at the Simple English Wikionary and not en. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 23 February 2006 (UTC) :I agree strongly with both these points. :) Maybe the part above should be some part of "written in simple English for easy reading," as SEWikipedia has for its subtitle on all its pages. Next should be the start of something like "simple harmonic motion" (which is the entry after where Simple English Wiktionary would be in the English Wiktionary). That is long enough that we don't have to worry about starting on the pronunciation, either. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:31, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm be for adding a tagline - it's a good idea. I think we can change [[MediaWiki:Tagline]] to do this, but it didn't seem to work when I tried it. I think (as in I don't really know :-) that may be because the [[mw:Help:$wgUseDatabaseMessages| $wgUseDatabaseMessages]] variable is turned off. If this is the case, then we'd need to ask meta to turn it on for us. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 03:00, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Looking at the logo once again (it is on ''every page'', after all), I think it would look smoother and less cluttered if we cut down the wording to say "an open content dictionary in Simple English". "Wiki-based" is not simple and could leave people wondering, though I think it is a good idea to explain that concept here in simple English; "written" is unnecessary and technically it is not written, we are writing it; and "for easy reading," while it does stick with SEWikipedia, does not really add anything here. If it is in simple English, that should be enough. I think the phrase "open content" should not be capitalized, since it is part of the "definition," not the title, and the "s" in "Simple English" could be lowercase or uppercase, depending on if we consider Simple English to be a special kind of English. I personally think that simple English is just that: English which is simple. Therefore I think that the "s" should be lowercase. But I wouldn't throw a fit if it stayed uppercase. BTW, though I am certainly not against a tagline, I was actually talking about the logo in the comments above. I was saying that, rather than "easy to understand free dictionary," we should have the end of "written in simple English for easy reading" showing at the top of our logo. Even if that is never changed, we ''definitely'' need to fix the bottom of the logo where it shows the start of a Wilco entry. As "Simple" starts with "S", the following entry should be ''something'' starting with "s," preferably something that would be close in the dictionary like the "simple harmonic motion" I mentioned above. I guess changing the pronunciation to reflect the full name would make it too different from other wiktionaries, going against Gerard's point #1, but I still think it would be more correct. As far as a tagline is concerned, I hope it would not just repeat what it says in the logo, since that is already on every page. On another topic, I think we should put a link to Simple Talk right on the navigation section, but I don't know how to do it. I tried to find it on Special:Allmessages in SEWikibooks (to make a corresponding addition of its Staff Lounge), but all I found was one called "navigation" which had nothing more than that one word in it. (That reminds me of The Raven, one of my favorite poems: "But the raven, sitting lonely / on the placid bust, spoke only / that one word, as if his soul / in that one word he did outpour.") Can someone tell me exactly what it is called? If someone doesn't like the idea, I probably won't do it, but I'd at least like to know how. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:04, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :The navigation bar is in [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. I added a link to here to it. Feel free to play around with it if you don't like it. The logo was just a temp because I never knew which Wiktionary I was looking at. The changes you propose are good, someone just has to make them and upload it! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the info on the sidebar, and for adding the link. I would boldly make the changes myself, but I don't know much about how it works, since I've never tried it. I guess I should! I must admit (and this goes for everyone I've worked with here) that it is extremely refreshing to come here and find friendly agreement and reasonable disagreement after trying for a while to reason with Netoholic on SEWikipedia. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:30, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :::Because I don't know how it works, I tried "save page as" when I was on the page with just the image. It seemed to copy right, but when I tried to edit it, it doesn't seem to work at all. Do I need a special program to edit it? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:42, 10 March 2006 (UTC) :: Cromwellt, the file format is PNG, which "should" be editable in MS Paint. Some image formats might need MS Office installed if I remember correctly, or it could be the transparant background on the image that is causing problems. I'd say get the file on screen and use the Print Screen key and paste it into Paint if you can't edit it directly. :: I used [[http://www.gimp.org/windows/ GIMP] when I edited it, though that's quite tricky to get the hang of. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: [[Image:possible logo.png|left]] Just a quick idea for the logo. It's pretty basic (simple, even ;-) but perhaps a bit too bare and empty - any ideas on this? The fonts are Free Sans Bold and Bitstream Charter Bold Italic. If you use GIMP, I uploaded the [[:Image:logo.xcf|.xcf file]]. (why does xcf work and not bmp!?!) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:14, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for the info, H2g2bob. Yeah, I tried to use Paint to edit it, and I'm guessing you're right about the transparent background being the problem. When it showed up on Paint, it was like it was a negative, with dark appearing light and light appearing dark (meaning it was very dark in this case), and the central section was totally dark. I have used GIMP before (though as you mentioned, it has a steep learning curve, so I've never used it very effectively), but I don't have it on this computer. I might like to download it, but since this is a somewhat public computer (at my office, which I share), I try to keep my program downloads to a minimum. Your possible logo isn't bad, but I think it is too bare and empty (as you said), making it too different from the logos on other Wiktionaries. Apparently Gerard Foley has a better way to edit the original, rather than coming up with something completely new (and therefore lacking certain elements like the parts of entries before and after, which I think are essential). Gerard, if you let us know how to do it the right way, we'll appreciate it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:12, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == My issues with editing here == As you all know, I think, I have made SEWiktionary into one of my pet projects, and I tend to spend most of my Wikitime here (or at SEWikipedia). I like editing here, and I plan on continuing. My main frustrations, however, are two. I like to start new entries (which is what we need the most, I think), but when I do so, I try to do too much. Rather than adding one or two definitions and leaving it at that, I try to be complete, and add all the definitions at once (with synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, and see also), checking Word's thesaurus and English Wiktionary. This makes it much more work that it otherwise would be, and makes it much less fun for me. I'm sure it is just my perfectionistic nature, but my attempts at completeness are getting in the way of my enjoyment of the project. My other main frustration is related to the BE850. I copied the list into a Word document, and have created many of the definitions on my computer, waiting to be copied here. But while I was making those definitions, I made many of them using non-simple terminology, planning to fix them later. Now that I've made them, I don't want to place them here until I've simplified them (leaving things for later is very bad policy in this case), but that's (again) more work that it should have been, and keeps my contributions slowed down. Both of these issues have ultimately everything to do with my idiosyncrasies fighting amongst themselves and almost nothing to do with SEWiktionary per se, but they bug me. Has anyone else felt something like this? I guess the best solution for the first one is just to add a definition at a time. Any ideas on other solutions? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:27, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Milestone approaching! == We are now approaching 300 entries! This is a milestone worth celebrating, because it means we have doubled the number of entries in a relatively short time, and that this Wiktionary is actually growing. I would love to see us pass up 1000 entries sometime soon (more editors first would be nice...:) so that we are more prominently featured on the Main Page of other Wiktionaries, especially English Wiktionary, but that is something of a long-term goal. Finishing the [[WT:BE850|BE850]] (one of my current projects here) would be a big help towards that, and give us almost 1000 entries by itself. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) :On a related note, we seem to be reaching consensus on Simple English Wikipedia that SEWikipedia should link to both English Wiktionary and Simple English Wiktionary, which is great news for this project, and will probably help us with both amount of exposure and (in direct proportion) number of editors. I'm hoping that either consensus can be reached to also add links to other Simple English projects on the Main Page of SEWikipedia as a parallel to linking here in articles, or that the links will be tacitly accepted when they are introduced, either by Odder (who is making a new Main Page that looks like it will be adopted) or by me. The only person that actively opposes links to other simple projects (and in fact, opposes their existence and deprecates and any and all references to them entirely) is Netoholic. This seems bizarre, since Netoholic is an administrator and bureaucrat on Simple English Wikipedia, and he/she feels strongly that that project should exist. I can not explain it, friends, I can only stand in awe. ;D But in any case, Netoholic is firmly in the minority on this point, and the community will prevail, I believe. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:48, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Infrastructure == I think we need to spend some time also working on the infrastructure of this wiki, to get it to a more usable status. Much of this can be copied from English Wiktionary (after some simplification) or Simple English Wikipedia (after minor changes). Let's make this project into something great! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:54, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == WikiReader == What do we think about publishing a WikiReader with the BE850 and BE1500? I'd be happy to do most of the work behind it (exporting to PDF, managing download site etc). [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 12:00, 19 May 2006 (UTC) :I'm thinking we should probably have them mostly done before we worry about that, but other than that, sound good. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 19:03, 23 May 2006 (UTC) == Translations == Other Wiktionaries add translations for words into other languages. SEWiktionary is meant to give definitions of English words using simple English, so if we did add translations, we would not include those other words here, but only link to other wiktionaries. For example, if we translated "heavy" (meaning having a lot of weight), the Spanish is "pesado." We might link to the English Wiktionary page on [[:en:pesado]] or to the Spanish Wiktionary [[:es:pesado]]. These would be interwiki links, but under a translation section, not an "in other languages" sidebar interwiki, since each meaning should be translated separately. I think there are pros and cons to this idea. The pros are that our focus audience are people who are do not know much English, and many of them only know it as a second language, so a translation into their own language could be quite useful. The cons are that we are focused on English words. A translation would be a distraction from our focus. Also, that niche is already filled by the English Wiktionary. I think our focus should stay firmly fixed on simple English definitions of English words. Feel free to comment. We'll do what the community decides, of course. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:08, 21 May 2006 (UTC) :I suppose that this simple English Wiktionary is for definitions from simple English to simple English only, right? This should be good enough since more complex contents should go to regular English Wiktionary.--[[User:Jusjih|Jusjih]] 14:58, 4 November 2006 (UTC) ::Simple English Wikipedia pages need to use some hard English words. I think Simple English Wiktionary needs definitions in simple English for those hard English words. It also needs definitions in simple English for simple English words. I think it's a good idea to link to English Wiktionary for translations. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:46, 25 November 2006 (UTC) ::Question: the word "kind": is it a noun in simple English? or an adjective? or both? How do we know or decide these questions? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:46, 25 November 2006 (UTC) :::Both. Word classes do not change in simple English. Does this answer your question? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:16, 27 November 2006 (UTC) == Etymologies/word histories == Another thing that has come up is the question of etymologies. English Wiktionary and others show the etymology of each word, and tend to have the earlier forms as separate entries. Because we are focused on English words (that is, Modern English), we would not include those early forms separately, but we could include unlinked word origins/etymologies. Again, there are pros and cons. Etymologies could be difficult to understand for someone who doesn't know much English. Additionally, they are not our focus, and could be a distraction. Plus, English Wiktionary already does that more effectively. On the other hand, I think it is cool to show where words come from, and this can help people understand why a word is spelled a particular way, I think. English orthography is one of the hardest parts of learning English, but knowing where a word comes from helps significantly in understanding its orthography (spelling). That said, teaching English is not our goal here, any more than it is the goal of Simple English Wikipedia. We are writing a dictionary here, not an English 101 textbook. If people use us to learn English, that is their own choice, but it is not our focus. I guess I could go either way on this one. I tentatively '''support''' adding etymologies to words. What do all of you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 02:16, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == How detailed do we go? == In articles such as that for [[sad]], some users have obvioulsy gone to a great deal of trouble to flesh out all sorts of synonyms, related words, etc. Unfortunately, few of the words are very simple (or even useful. For example, on the [[sad]] page we have ''glum'' as a synonym.) I think this kind of detail needs to be pared back to avoid being overwhelming to English language learners. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:26, 16 July 2006 (UTC) :Yeah, I was the one who put all those synonyms and antonyms on there. I still think it is useful, and it is obvious that they are synonyms, etc. by their placement, but I guess I did go a little overboard. But this wiktionary should not be limited to Simple English words. It should include all English words, but the definitions should be limited to simple English. People may find the word [[glum]] and wonder what it means, but not be able to understand the English Wiktionary definition. We need that entry here, and its connection to [[sad]] seems very logical. I think [[lugubrious]] should be cut out sooner than [[glum]]. Limiting the synonyms and antonyms may be useful in some ways, but we are about including information, not leaving it out. We might even want to include (for example) a main synonym section, and later on a section on ''other synonyms''. I don't know. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:44, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::Indeed, we should have articles for simple words and other words, so there should eventually be an entry for ''glum'', ''lugubrious'' and whatever else you can come up with. However, a typical user who is looking up the word ''sad'', will not benefit from ''glum''. The user who looks up ''glum'', on the other hand, may well benefit from being told that ''sad'' is a synonym as they will likely have no idea what ''glum'' means, but may very well understand ''sad''. ::Furthermore, you write, "we are about including information, not leaving it out." To the contrary! Knowing what to leave out is at least as important as knowing what to put in. A 20-page dictionary entry on ''run'' is neither simple nor useful. This is, after all, a dictionary, not a thesaurus or an encyclopedia. If the user who looks up ''sad'' is looking specifically for uncommon synonyms, they're using a wrench to drive in a nail.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:58, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::*Well how else do you expect people to look for uncommon synonyms, except by starting with a common word? Perhaps we can put common synonyms right there on the page, while listing rare ones separately on a thesaurus-like page. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 07:07, 31 July 2006 (UTC) ::::If they're looking for uncommon synonyms, they should use a thesaurus, not a dictionary.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 11:27, 31 July 2006 (UTC) :::::Hey Brett, I really enjoyed your wrench-nail analogy. Kappa is referring to what EWikt has done in its Wikisaurus sub-project. We could do something similar here if people are interested in the idea. But either way, most dictionaries include at least some synonyms, and I think we should do so, too. You have a point when you say that glum should link to sad, but not necessarily sad to glum. Maybe if we tend to limit it to the first five or so most common synonyms and antonyms, it will be useful but not overboard. We can always change it later if we change our minds, etc. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:08, 3 August 2006 (UTC) :::::I have used a wrench to drive in a nail. It works well. People who want many synonyms can look in English Wiktionary. I think a little number of synonyms here are able to be useful too. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 15:43, 3 December 2006 (UTC) ==Workshop== The following was posted by Adam Kilgarriff on the Corpora mailing list ---- LEXICOM-ASIA 2006 A Workshop in Lexicography and Lexical Computing Venue: Kowloon, Hong Kong Hosts: Language Centre, Hong Kong Univ of Science and Technology Dates: December 11th-15th, 2006 Led by Adam Kilgarriff and Michael Rundell of the Lexicography MasterClass, Lexicom is an intensive one-week workshop, with seminars on theoretical issues alternating with practical sessions at the computer. There will be some parallel 'lexicographic' and 'computational' sessions. Topics to be covered include: * corpus creation * corpus analysis: o software and corpus querying o discovering word senses, recording contextual information * writing dictionary entries * dictionary databases and writing systems * using web data Applications are invited from people with interests and experience in any of these areas. Over the last six years Lexicom has attracted 200 participants from 28 countries including lexicographers, computational linguists, professors, research students, translators, terminologists, and editors, managers and technical support staff from dictionary publishers and information management companies. The venue, HKUST, is beautifully situated on Clearwater Bay in Kowloon, only 30 minutes from central Hong Kong. To register for Lexicom, go to: http://lc.ust.hk/~centre/lexi2006/ Early registration is advised (the Workshop has been oversubscribed in previous years), and registrations received before 7th October 2006 carry a discounted fee. Further details, including reports of past events can be found at: http://www.lexmasterclass.com. Michael Rundell & Adam Kilgarriff The Lexicography MasterClass --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 13:31, 28 September 2006 (UTC) == Logo discussion == Greetings, I apologise for writing in English. There is a discussion about the logo for Wiktionary at [[meta:Wiktionary/logo]]. Please go there and help us decide. Please also put this message on your community page. Thank you. -[[meta:User:Dbmag9|Dbmag9]] (copied here from [[talk:Main Page]] by [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:39, 23 July 2006 (UTC)) == Most linked article == Is there a way to find the article with the most links? In particular, I'm interested in finding the most-linked-to article that doesn't yet exist.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 21:19, 27 July 2006 (UTC) *You need [[Special:Mostlinked]], and in particular [[Special:Wantedpages]]. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 23:03, 27 July 2006 (UTC) == Benchmarks! == I think [[now]] was the 700th. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:51, 2 August 2006 (UTC) :Congratulations, everyone! Great work. Let's keep it up. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 09:02, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ===750=== [[lucky]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ===800=== [[benefit]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:27, 14 August 2006 (UTC) ===900=== [[legislation]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 23:21, 12 September 2006 (UTC) ===Almost 1000=== A virtual beer to the user who adds the 1000th word!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 20:03, 3 November 2006 (UTC) : [[brush]]! Hooray! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 03:35, 7 November 2006 (UTC) ::Make it two beers! Well done, PTO!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:23, 8 November 2006 (UTC) ===1200=== [[globe]]: another century mark!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 17:29, 2 December 2006 (UTC) ===1300=== [[instant]] --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 17:28, 11 December 2006 (UTC) == A different idea == I recently had an idea for a sort of word rating system. This would show the SE user how difficult/complicated the word is considered by native speakers, and perhaps even include an easier and/or more challenging (for the basic words) alternative. I'm thinking of a kind of thermometer look, maybe up in the right-hand corner. It would have something like four or five degrees, including: basic or easy (from the BE850, words like [[do]], [[cold]], and [[woman]]), fairly basic or fairly easy (BE1500 or so, words like [[sink]], [[math]], and [[trust]]), medium or intermediate (about regular conversation level, somewhat less common than BE1500, words like [[complete]], [[freezing]], and [[feminine]]), fairly advanced or fairly hard (more complex or difficult a concept or term, words like [[nondescript]], [[anthropology]], and [[uncharacteristic]]), and advanced or hard (for jargon and other much less common words such as [[sodium benzoate]], [[sesquipedalian]], and [[indefatigable]]). We can tweak these levels or add new ones if/when we feel they are warranted. What do you all think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 10:07, 3 August 2006 (UTC) :I think it's a good idea, but I think basing it on BE is a bad idea, no matter how much you like BE. BE was not intended to choose the most simple or frequent words, but to bring together a list of words that would be sufficient to communicate any idea. Instead, I think we should base it on frequency counts, in the same way that the [http://www.longman.com/ldoce/ Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English] does. I think that using [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/nation.aspx Paul Nation]'s word counts would be a great place to start. He counts 'word families', so that ''run'', ''running'', ''runner'', etc. are all counted together. His counts are broken into 1000-word bands and are [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/range%20BNC.zip available] for free.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:55, 8 August 2006 (UTC) ::Though different organizations have different frequency counts, I think the idea is a sound one, and I think that there are many other word lists which would do a better job than BE. The only reason I've stuck with BE this long is because it was already there, and fairly convenient, not to mention a good place to start creating words. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 02:28, 14 August 2006 (UTC) :::I asked Paul Nation, and he wrote, "The lists are freely available for whoever wants to use them." Have a look.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:09, 15 August 2006 (UTC) ::::After looking at the BNC spoken frequency lists, I think you're right. I much prefer the way that these lists are set up, and it is nice to see not only the word but all its variations. I think it is much better. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 01:40, 24 August 2006 (UTC) == Move to [[Wiktionary talk:Simple talk]]? == I just want to throw up the idea of moving this page to the Wiktionary talk namespace. The advantage is that when editing a talk page [[MediaWiki:Talkpagetext]] is shown to the user. It would also leave this page open for FaQ's or something. Just an idea. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 14:55, 5 August 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for your input, Gerard. Nice to know you're still around every once in a while. You have a valid point about the talk page text being shown at the top of the page. It might be worth it to move it. However, I don't really care for the FAQ idea personally. It is supposed to be a simple *talk* page, so it should be something related to talk, even if it just redirects to its own talk page or explains how simple talk works. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 00:46, 24 August 2006 (UTC) ==Survivors?== I decided to come here and help out the project, after I saw the request for deletion at Meta. Personally, I would hate to see a project with this much potential die. <br><br> So, my question. How many regularly editing people are left? I noticed that a bureaucrat and two administrators haven't edited in a fairly long time, with the only admin exception seeming to be Cromwellt. Just give a shout here, I suppose. Thanks! [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 21:49, 17 October 2006 (UTC) :Very few it seems, although I don't think ''left'' is the right word. There don't ever appear to have been many contributing memebers. Welcome though. Could I suggest you try to avoid difficult words in your definitions? For example, for ''approval'', you wrote "Formal permission or sanction." both words are less common than the word you're defining, and ''sanction'' is significantly less common. Just a suggestion. The participation is appreciated, though.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:30, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for the suggestion. I used the word "left" because I had spent a while reading talk archives. This place seemed to be a lot more active back in Febuary. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 01:54, 18 October 2006 (UTC) ==Word of the Day== It seems the WotD has effectively died. Should we destroy the category/template for the word of the day as well? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 23:46, 25 October 2006 (UTC) Yes. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:13, 27 October 2006 (UTC) :I haven't checked if you deleted the cat/template for WotD, but I think it will probably be revived eventually (hopefully), so maybe deleting it was unnecessary. Then again, we can always recreate those I guess. No biggie. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 19:43, 28 November 2006 (UTC) == Vote to delete == I ended to vote to close this project on Meta. It has gone on long enough and is going nowhere fast. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 17:35, 2 November 2006 (UTC) :thank you!--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:14, 2 November 2006 (UTC) ::Ah, finally. Its about time they closed that one up. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 00:59, 3 November 2006 (UTC) :::Great news :) - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:24, 6 November 2006 (UTC) == Administrators == Are there any active administrators/bureaucrats here anymore? [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 16:33, 5 November 2006 (UTC) :Not really ;) [[User:h2g2bob]], our friendly bureaucrat, expressed a desire to resume contributing, but beyond that, the admins have been largely inactive. - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 16:46, 10 November 2006 (UTC) ::I apologize for not being active for a few months. I'm still around, I've just been busy with classes, etc. A teacher's life is a busy one. To make things worse, I haven't had internet access for about a month or more. I'll see if I can make time to contribute more regularly again. :) Oh, and my "email this user" works, so if there's something that needs admin intervention (like MediaWiki stuff), you can still get ahold of me, even if it may be a little while before I get it taken care of. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 19:46, 28 November 2006 (UTC) == Interwiki link == How do you link to Simple Witionary from another wiki project?--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:38, 8 November 2006 (UTC) :Either <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>; if you're on a Simple English project, use <tt><nowiki>[[:wikt:definition]]</nowiki></tt> or, if you're on a Wiktionary, use <tt><nowiki>[[:simple:definition]]</nowiki></tt>. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 12:19, 9 November 2006 (UTC) == MediaWiki:Common.css == Hi, can we import some styles (specifically the <tt>messagebox</tt> class, and maybe some of its subclasses as well) from [[:w:MediaWiki:Common.css]] into [[MediaWiki:Common.css]]? This is purely for cosmetic reasons, but some of the templates that we have (including [[Template:Delete]]) use the <tt>messagebox</tt> class, which is not defined here. (P.S. This requires an admin) Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 16:40, 10 November 2006 (UTC) :I have gone ahead and asked for a temporary +sysop on meta, and have imported all CSS classes from the Simple English Wikipedia (with the exception of CommonsTicker-related styles). Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:19, 18 November 2006 (UTC) == Example sentences == In a dictionary such as this, I think it's important that the example sentences actually ''exemplify'' the use of a defined word rather than simply include it. Consider the following examples: #''There was a '''book''' on the table.'' #''He finished reading, closed the '''book''', and put it down.'' In the first sentence, '''book''' could be almost anything, animate or inanimate, of a size suitable for being on tables. The second sentence, in contrast, shows that '''book''' is related to reading and that it can be held and closed. This second sentence exemplifies '''book''', while the first simply uses it. We should also try to exemplify the syntactic properties of defined words. '''Notwithstanding''', for instance, is an unusual preposition in that it can appear after the noun. Thus, examples showing both pre- and post-noun usage would be useful. Similarly, nouns that have both countable and uncountable senses should have example sentences showing these. And so on. Finally, it would also be good to try to identify and show strong [[:en:collocation | collocations]]. Some good tools for this are [http://193.133.140.102/JustTheWord/ Just the Word] and Mark Davies's [http://view.byu.edu/ VIEW] interface to the [[w:British_National_Corpus|BNC]]. These can also provide authentic example sentences. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 00:32, 11 November 2006 (UTC) == Question == Who is father of Education ''<small>—This unsigned comment was added by</small>''<small> [[User:164.100.216.2|164.100.216.2]] ([[User talk:164.100.216.2|talk]] • [[Special:Contributions/164.100.216.2|contribs]]) 07:48, 16 November 2006 (UTC{{{3|}}})</small> :Hi, this is a forum for discussing topics related to the Simple English Wiktionary. Perhaps you could try looking for information on the [[:w:Main Page|Simple English Wikipedia]], or the [[:w:en:Main Page|English Wikipedia]]. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 15:50, 17 November 2006 (UTC) ::I'm a native English speaker and I don't know the answer to your question. Put your question on [[Wiktionary:Requested definitions]]. Also say on that page where you saw those words being used. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 18:39, 25 November 2006 (UTC) == Edit buttons gone == What happened to our edit buttons? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 14:30, 25 November 2006 (UTC) :Edit buttons? - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 14:32, 25 November 2006 (UTC) ::I don't know what to call them. When you were editing something, there was a row of buttons at the top of the edit window: bold, italics, math, signatures, etc. They're not there anymore. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:33, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :::Check your preferences. Check on the 'Editing' tab that the box is ticked to show the toolbar. [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 11:54, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::::Yes, it's checked. The tool bar was there on Friday and gone on Saturday. I haven't changed anything. I take it, then, that others still have their tool bar? --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:36, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :::::I turned them off in my preferences and turned them back on and now they're back again. Something a programmer might have a look at. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 19:34, 28 November 2006 (UTC) == Pictures == My idea: all nouns need pictures in the definitions. Writers need ideas about copyright and about finding pictures. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 19:55, 25 November 2006 (UTC) I did it! I put a picture in! See [[wire]]. I think all definitions need pictures. Is that good? Did I do it right? I found the picture in Wikimedia Commons. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 20:37, 26 November 2006 (UTC) :Well done! Many nouns already have pictures with them. Many other nouns, however, are too abstract for a picture. Put one in where it makes sense. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:18, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks. I'm having some problems formatting the pages with the pictures. I want the pictures near the top so people will see them immediately. On the page [[wave]] the picture covered some of the words. I put many "nbsp" so that it doesn't cover the words. But I think that will not work well for all browser windows. There must be a good way to do it. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 04:06, 27 November 2006 (UTC) The [[walk]] page now has a moving picture! --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 05:03, 27 November 2006 (UTC) :Cool! --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:29, 27 November 2006 (UTC) ::Mostly I don't like moving pictures. It's hard to read when there is a moving picture on the page. But if I put it there, I like it. :-) Some people may not be able to see the moving picture. Some people may not be able to see any pictures. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:32, 27 November 2006 (UTC) OK, now I know how to put the pictures on the page in a good way. Put the picture. (Do not put "300px" if not needed.) Then put words that will be beside the picture. Then put <nowiki> <br style="clear:both"/> </nowiki>. Then put words that need to be under the picture. See [[angry]]. See also [[:en:wikipedia:Wikipedia:Extended image syntax]]. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:42, 27 November 2006 (UTC) I think the words under the pictures are too small. Some people who are reading Simple English Wikipedia may be people who are learning to read. People who are learning to read need big letters. In [[trade]], I wrote <nowiki><big></nowiki> to make the letters bigger. Is that a good idea for all pictures? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 01:48, 1 December 2006 (UTC) :Why just the pictures? Actually, it's really easy for individual readers to change the font display size on their browsers. I'd leave it alone. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:27, 1 December 2006 (UTC) ::I don't think it's easy to change font size. On my browzer I see something to change font size, but I don't see something to change font size of letters under pictures and leave other font size the way it is. Do you know how to do that? Do many people who know Simple English but not English know how to do that? When I display the pictures without "big" the words under the pictures are littler than the other words on the page. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 04:46, 2 December 2006 (UTC) :::No, I meant change them all at once. On my browser, the fonts under the pictures are the same size as the other fonts. I don't know why they would be different for you, but different browsers will vary. At any rate, I still see no point in it. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 11:56, 2 December 2006 (UTC) == "Change this part" == I like where it says "change this page". That's Simple English. It seems friendly to me. But when a page has parts, it says "edit". It needs to say "Change this part." --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 05:56, 28 November 2006 (UTC) :Good point, Coppertwig. I'm glad to see some new users active here. I'll try to get this fixed this week or so, though I don't have time at this precise moment. :) I'm sure it is on MediaWiki somewhere under MediaWiki:Allmessages. If you can find it, that will speed up my job. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 19:50, 28 November 2006 (UTC) ::I'm way behind you. I've found [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/MediaWiki MediaWiki]. I've found [http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/MediaWiki_localization MediaWiki localisation]. I haven't found "MediaWiki:Allmessages" or "Allmessages" anywhere. Maybe if you tell me where to find that, then I can look through it for the edit message. :-) --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:09, 29 November 2006 (UTC) ::OK, found it! "editsection" in [[Special:Allmessages]]. (that was talked about in [[meta:Help:MediaWiki namespace]]). Maybe it should be "change this part". Maybe it should be simply "change". Maybe other messages need to be translated, too. Later. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 03:44, 30 November 2006 (UTC) == Babel boxes == Babel boxes on user pages don't work in Simple English Wiktionary? Does anyone know how to fix that? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:41, 29 November 2006 (UTC) :I may have found a way to do it, sort-of. I now have one userbox on my user page. I've put in a question at [[en:Wikipedia:Help desk]] asking what is the best way to implement Babel boxes. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 14:53, 30 November 2006 (UTC) ::OK, I got Babel boxes working! I just copied Template:Babel from English Wikipedia to Simple English Wikipedia. It looks like just words, but really it has computer words to make the Babel boxes work. We need to copy many pages like "Template:User de-2" from English Wikipedia to Simple English Wikipedia to make all Babel boxes work. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 01:29, 1 December 2006 (UTC) == Definitions == My ideas: Simple English needs to have only one definition for one word. I think the first definition for each word is the Simple English definition, and writers need to try to use only the first definition. But when there is a noun definition and a verb definition and they are very near, then those 2 definitions can be used. The first definition needs to be the most important one. A definition in Simple English can cover more things than the English definition. In English someone may say "bowl". "Bowl" is not BE850. In Simple English someone may say "basin" or "little basin" when talking about the same thing. The definition of "basin" in Simple English may be a little different from the English definition. Frequently two definitions for the same word in English can be one definition in Simple English. "Black" does not need one definition for a colour and another definition for an adjective saying that a thing has that colour. It is the same idea. The adjective is most frequent and most important. If someone uses it as a noun, people will understand. OK, maybe it needs two definitions because one is a noun and one is an adjective. But many other words can have one definition in Simple English for two definitions in English, because the Simple English definitions are simpler and cover more things. Little things that are different between two definitions in English are not important in Simple English. If someone writing a Wikipedia page needs to say an important difference between two things, the person needs to use a sentence to say the difference. Those are my ideas. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 14:04, 29 November 2006 (UTC) Example: [[apparatus]] has 3 definitions. I think they are all the same idea. (see picture.) I think they need to be 1 definition here. Maybe in English Wiktionary they need to be 3 definitions. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 14:06, 29 November 2006 (UTC) :I generally agree, but wouldn't take things quite this far. I think: :# Each word class should be represented and defined. For example, there should not be one definition that covers both adjective and noun, though the same definition could possibly be repeated with only minor changes. :# Rather than trying to tease apart individual senses of the word, I think we should aim for broad definitions that deal with the underlying similarity of the various senses. For example, Paul Nation gives the example of ''head'', which he defines as "the top or most important part, for example, head of your body, head of a match, head of an organisation." (''Learning Vocabulary in Another Language'', p. 92) :# Where there are multiple definitions, they should be sorted from most to least common. Similarly, the more common word class should be listed first. :# The BE850 is problematic because it has never been widely adopted and the word choices are often anachronistic. A better choice of words would be the [[Wiktionary:BNC_spoken_freq|BNC2000]]. :--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 17:00, 29 November 2006 (UTC) ::One more thing, Ogden, the sneaky guy, often specifically chose highly polysemous words to get more coverage from fewer words.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:12, 29 November 2006 (UTC) :::"Simple English" is not defined. Maybe we need to make a decision. Maybe we need to mark the first (or sometimes two) definitions on a page "Simple English" and mark the other ones "English". But maybe we would use too much time talking and not agreeing. Maybe it's good to just put the most frequent definition first. I would leave out very rare uses. :::Someone had the idea of asking the Wikimedia developers to make the Preview button show BE850 and BE1500 words in different colours. I think different underlining (<u>underlining</u> and <s>striking out</s>) is more useful because the colours show a link or no link. Hmm. It can be complex. Each user can choose in "my preferences" which list (BE850, BNC2000, etc.) marks the "Preview" when that user is changing a page. So we don't have to agree before we do that. (Forms of words, "make", "makes", "making" need to be used too.) --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 03:28, 30 November 2006 (UTC) ::::Currently only red and blue are used. Other colours could be employed in different ways. I think it might be more useful to use a star system, or simply a line at the top, similar to the current BE850 or AWL ones.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:37, 30 November 2006 (UTC) :::::We would need nine colours. Three possibilities (no link, good link, red link) times three possibilities (BE850, BE1500, not BE1500). I think it would be hard to remember what nine colours mean. I think underlining or something else is better. I don't understand what you mean by "star system", "line at the top", or "AWL". --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 04:41, 2 December 2006 (UTC) ::::::By a "star system", I meant something like the movies, where the most common words would get 3 or 4 stars, less frequent words would fewer, and rare words would get none. As for the AWL, that's the Academic Word List, see [[theory]] for an example.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:00, 2 December 2006 (UTC) :::Maybe BNC2000 or BNC1000 is more useful than BE850. (BE850 doesn't have "big" or "small". It has "attempt" but not "try". It has "carriage" but not "car".) But the BE850 has a good page on this Wiktionary. The page is easy to use. I can look and see if a word is in BE850. The BNC1000 needs a page like that. The BNC1000 page is too long. I need a short page with the BNC1000 words starting at the top of the page, and only one form for each word, and many words on one line, like the [[BE850]] page. I think I can make a page like that. Is that a good idea? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 03:54, 30 November 2006 (UTC) ::::Different people have different purposes. If you feel such a list would be useful, go ahead and make it.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:37, 30 November 2006 (UTC) == Making the computer make many pages easily == I want to make the computer make many pages. It is hard to make a big number of pages one at a time. I want to copy all language templates like "User de-3" from English Wikipedia to Simple English Wikipedia. Maybe an administrator or sysop can do that easily. I also want to make many redirects. healthier-->health, summers-->summer for example. I want to write a list of words that need redirects and make the computer make them easily. Maybe I will ask at the [[:en:wikipedia:Help Desk|English Wikipedia Help Desk]]. Is this a good idea? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 15:37, 3 December 2006 (UTC) == Working together to make a list of words == Maybe I will make a page with a list of the 1000 most frequent words in English with marks to say which ones are BE850 or BE1500. Maybe I will make two pages like that. One will stay the same. The other page people can change, and it will be the list of Simple English words that we will use. People can move one word out of Simple English into "Not Simple English" and move another word at the same time into Simple English. Is that a good idea? Maybe in 3 parts. Simple English Part 1 (300 words); Simple English Part 2 (700 more words = 1000 words) and Simple English Part 3 (1000 more words = 2000 words). Words like "long" and "flat" I use many times when writing definitions. Those are important words. Words like "yes" and "please" I do not use much when writing definitions but they are still important words. Maybe some words are less important. I think we need "big" and "think" and "want". We don't need two words "big" and "large", only one of them. What are other people's ideas about this? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 22:15, 3 December 2006 (UTC) :I'm not sure I see the purpose. I would suggest you read ''Learning Vocabulary in Another Language'' by Paul Nation. I think you'll find quite a bit there that will interest you. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:46, 4 December 2006 (UTC) ::This is the purpose: We can make the Simple English projects into a useful thing that anyone can use by learning about 700 or 1000 words. Now it is not like that. Now, some pages use BE850, other pages use E-prime maybe, other pages use the most frequent English words maybe. So if someone wants to read many Simple English pages, they need to learn much more than 1000 words. Later I hope we will all use the same words. We can use the page to talk about which 1000 words we will use. (Or another number of words.) Then after we make a decision, we can write Simple English using those words. Then it will be easier for people to learn Simple English. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 14:42, 4 December 2006 (UTC) :::I see now what you mean. The thing is there's little value in learning BE because there's little published in it. It's a good idea if you are working in a very limited setting, for example where you need to understand English weather reports and the meteorological agency publishes them using only BE (though none do, as far as I know.) But generally, people want to use English for a broad range of tasks. In such a situation, BE is really just a stepping stone, and not the best one, either, do to the problems I've pointed out before. It makes much more sense to use the most common words in English. :::That said, feel free to make the lists.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 14:34, 5 December 2006 (UTC) == Simple English Wikiquote == I just took a look at Simple English [[:wikiquote:simple:Main Page|Wikiquote]]. I had misunderstood it! It is a worthwhile project! It is not about collecting quotes in Simple English. It is about collecting quotes in English (or maybe other languages?) and explaining them in Simple English. This is a worthwhile project! But there is a proposal to close it down at [[meta:Proposals for closing projects]]! The reason Simple English Wikiquote is worthwhile is that many people may not understand some famous quotes in English and can benefit from Simple English explanations. Some people voting to close it down say that there's no use collecting quotes in Simple English. They just don't even understand that the project is not about collecting quotes in Simple English! Others say that if someone doesn't understand a quote in English, they should read a translation of it in their own language. They fail to understand two things: first, that there are many people who can read Simple English but can't read any other language (or not well enough to understand translations of those quotes). This includes some children, some adults who can understand ordinary English but are baffled by expressions like "come what come may" or archaic terms in some famous quotes, many deaf people who have difficulty learning to read because their own language has no written form and they can't hear the sounds that make alphabets meaningful; and other people. Also: if someone is learning English, an explanation in Simple English of a famous quote would help them understand the quote without switching back to their own language; switching back can interfere with learning a new language. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 03:08, 4 December 2006 (UTC) == Uses of Internet == What are the advantages of internet? == Requests for deletion == Is there a requests for deletion page here?--[[User:Tdxiang|Tdxiang]] 10:06, 8 December 2006 (UTC) == Redirects needed == I think we need many redirect pages. Example: when you type "translated" you find the page "translate" which has "translated" on it. People who want to help can write many redirect pages. Just create a page and write in it something like this: <nowiki> #REDIRECT [[translate]] </nowiki> with the name of the page you want it to go to inside the brackets. Every word that has different forms (example: big, bigger, biggest; talk, talks, talked, talking; book, books) needs redirects from the different forms to the page about the word. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:26, 19 December 2006 (UTC) :I wouldn't get too carried away with it. 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The main places where English is spoken include: #*The [[USA]] #*The [[United Kingdom]] and [[Ireland]] #*[[India]], [[Australia]] and all the other [[countries]] of the old British Empire # The [[people]] who live in [[England]] #: The '''English''' have spread all over the world ==Adjective== '''English''' # [[born]] or [[living]] in England #: I am '''English''' [[category:Proper nouns]] [[category:Adjectives]] 6308 2006-04-02T01:53:42Z Cromwellt 61 [[english]] moved to [[English]]: This should always be capitalized ==Proper noun== {{wiktionary}} '''English''' # a [[language]] spoken by around 800 [[million]] people. The main places where English is spoken include: #*The [[USA]] #*The [[United Kingdom]] and [[Ireland]] #*[[India]], [[Australia]] and all the other [[countries]] of the old British Empire # The [[people]] who live in [[England]] #: The '''English''' have spread all over the world ==Adjective== '''English''' # [[born]] or [[living]] in England #: I am '''English''' [[category:Proper nouns]] [[category:Adjectives]] 6310 2006-04-02T02:02:12Z Cromwellt 61 major changes, added def ==Proper noun== {{proper noun}} # a [[language]] spoken by around 800 [[million]] people. 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You are reading a dictionary right now! 3995 2005-10-19T12:43:10Z Simpleton 38 add {{Wiktionary}} and Category ===Noun=== {{wiktionary}} '''dictionary''' # a [[book]] that tells you what [[word]]s mean. You are [[read]]ing a dictionary right now! #: The words in a printed '''dictionary''' are in alphabetical order [[Category:Nouns]] 4036 2005-10-20T10:11:57Z Simpleton 38 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''dictionary''' # a [[book]] that tells you what [[word]]s mean, and how to [[spell]] them. You are [[read]]ing a dictionary right now! #: The words in a printed '''dictionary''' are in alphabetical order [[Category:Nouns]] 6337 2006-04-15T16:32:23Z Jusjih 27 [[Dictionary]] moved to [[dictionary]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''dictionary''' # a [[book]] that tells you what [[word]]s mean, and how to [[spell]] them. 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You are [[read]]ing a dictionary right now! #: ''The words in a printed '''dictionary''' are in alphabetical order.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[lexicon]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[definition]] *[[diction]] *[[thesaurus]] ===See also=== *[[reference]] [[ar:dictionary]] [[zh-min-nan:dictionary]] [[bs:dictionary]] [[ca:dictionary]] [[de:dictionary]] [[el:dictionary]] [[en:dictionary]] [[fr:dictionary]] [[ko:dictionary]] [[hy:dictionary]] [[hi:dictionary]] [[io:dictionary]] [[id:dictionary]] [[it:dictionary]] [[ka:dictionary]] [[hu:dictionary]] [[nl:dictionary]] [[ja:dictionary]] [[pl:dictionary]] [[pt:dictionary]] [[ro:dictionary]] [[sr:dictionary]] [[fi:dictionary]] [[sv:dictionary]] [[ta:dictionary]] [[vi:dictionary]] [[tr:dictionary]] [[uk:dictionary]] [[zh:dictionary]] 11134 2006-10-16T19:39:30Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[es:dictionary]] {{wotd|2006|06|02}} ==Noun== {{noun|dictionary|dictionaries}} # a [[book]] that tells you what [[word]]s mean, and how to [[spell]] them. A lot of dictionaries will also tell you about [[etymology]] (where words come from) and [[pronunciation]] (how to speak them). You are [[read]]ing a dictionary right now! #: ''The words in a printed '''dictionary''' are in alphabetical order.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[lexicon]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[definition]] *[[diction]] *[[thesaurus]] ===See also=== *[[reference]] [[ar:dictionary]] [[zh-min-nan:dictionary]] [[bs:dictionary]] [[ca:dictionary]] [[de:dictionary]] [[el:dictionary]] [[en:dictionary]] [[es:dictionary]] [[fr:dictionary]] [[ko:dictionary]] [[hy:dictionary]] [[hi:dictionary]] [[io:dictionary]] [[id:dictionary]] [[it:dictionary]] [[ka:dictionary]] [[hu:dictionary]] [[nl:dictionary]] [[ja:dictionary]] [[pl:dictionary]] [[pt:dictionary]] [[ro:dictionary]] [[sr:dictionary]] [[fi:dictionary]] [[sv:dictionary]] [[ta:dictionary]] [[vi:dictionary]] [[tr:dictionary]] [[uk:dictionary]] [[zh:dictionary]] 11924 2006-11-09T16:27:29Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ru:dictionary]] {{wotd|2006|06|02}} ==Noun== {{noun|dictionary|dictionaries}} # a [[book]] that tells you what [[word]]s mean, and how to [[spell]] them. A lot of dictionaries will also tell you about [[etymology]] (where words come from) and [[pronunciation]] (how to speak them). You are [[read]]ing a dictionary right now! #: ''The words in a printed '''dictionary''' are in alphabetical order.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[lexicon]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[definition]] *[[diction]] *[[thesaurus]] ===See also=== *[[reference]] [[ar:dictionary]] [[zh-min-nan:dictionary]] [[bs:dictionary]] [[ca:dictionary]] [[de:dictionary]] [[el:dictionary]] [[en:dictionary]] [[es:dictionary]] [[fr:dictionary]] [[ko:dictionary]] [[hy:dictionary]] [[hi:dictionary]] [[io:dictionary]] [[id:dictionary]] [[it:dictionary]] [[ka:dictionary]] [[hu:dictionary]] [[nl:dictionary]] [[ja:dictionary]] [[pl:dictionary]] [[pt:dictionary]] [[ro:dictionary]] [[ru:dictionary]] [[sr:dictionary]] [[fi:dictionary]] [[sv:dictionary]] [[ta:dictionary]] [[vi:dictionary]] [[tr:dictionary]] [[uk:dictionary]] [[zh:dictionary]] 14024 2006-12-20T16:33:28Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[tl:dictionary]] {{wotd|2006|06|02}} ==Noun== {{noun|dictionary|dictionaries}} # a [[book]] that tells you what [[word]]s mean, and how to [[spell]] them. A lot of dictionaries will also tell you about [[etymology]] (where words come from) and [[pronunciation]] (how to speak them). You are [[read]]ing a dictionary right now! #: ''The words in a printed '''dictionary''' are in alphabetical order.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[lexicon]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[definition]] *[[diction]] *[[thesaurus]] ===See also=== *[[reference]] [[ar:dictionary]] [[zh-min-nan:dictionary]] [[bs:dictionary]] [[ca:dictionary]] [[de:dictionary]] [[el:dictionary]] [[en:dictionary]] [[es:dictionary]] [[fr:dictionary]] [[ko:dictionary]] [[hy:dictionary]] [[hi:dictionary]] [[io:dictionary]] [[id:dictionary]] [[it:dictionary]] [[ka:dictionary]] [[hu:dictionary]] [[nl:dictionary]] [[ja:dictionary]] [[pl:dictionary]] [[pt:dictionary]] [[ro:dictionary]] [[ru:dictionary]] [[sr:dictionary]] [[fi:dictionary]] [[sv:dictionary]] [[tl:dictionary]] [[ta:dictionary]] [[vi:dictionary]] [[tr:dictionary]] [[uk:dictionary]] [[zh:dictionary]] 14115 2006-12-21T01:55:18Z Brett 77 formatting {{wotd|2006|06|02}} ==Noun== {{noun|dictionary|dictionaries}} # a [[book]] that tells you what [[word]]s mean, and how to [[spell]] them. A lot of '''dictionaries''' will also tell you about [[etymology]] (where words come from) and [[pronunciation]] (how to speak them). #: ''You are [[read]]ing a '''dictionary''' right now.'' #: ''The words in a printed '''dictionary''' are in alphabetical order.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[lexicon]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[definition]] *[[diction]] *[[thesaurus]] ===See also=== *[[reference]] [[ar:dictionary]] [[zh-min-nan:dictionary]] [[bs:dictionary]] [[ca:dictionary]] [[de:dictionary]] [[el:dictionary]] [[en:dictionary]] [[es:dictionary]] [[fr:dictionary]] [[ko:dictionary]] [[hy:dictionary]] [[hi:dictionary]] [[io:dictionary]] [[id:dictionary]] [[it:dictionary]] [[ka:dictionary]] [[hu:dictionary]] [[nl:dictionary]] [[ja:dictionary]] [[pl:dictionary]] [[pt:dictionary]] [[ro:dictionary]] [[ru:dictionary]] [[sr:dictionary]] [[fi:dictionary]] [[sv:dictionary]] [[tl:dictionary]] [[ta:dictionary]] [[vi:dictionary]] [[tr:dictionary]] [[uk:dictionary]] [[zh:dictionary]] 893 3000 2004-12-16T13:38:18Z 207.218.152.146 An encyclopedia is a type of [[book]] with information about lots of things.] 4003 2005-10-19T14:53:15Z Simpleton 38 ==Noun=== '''encyclopedia''' # a type of [[book]] with [[information]] about lots of [[thing]]s #: Wikipedia is an online '''encyclopedia''' ===See also=== *[[encyclopedic]] [[category:Nouns]] 4004 2005-10-19T14:53:47Z Simpleton 38 ===Noun=== {{wiktionary}} '''encyclopedia''' # a type of [[book]] with [[information]] about lots of [[thing]]s #: Wikipedia is an online '''encyclopedia''' ===See also=== *[[encyclopedic]] [[category:Nouns]] 4042 2005-10-20T10:24:03Z Simpleton 38 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''encyclopedia''' # a type of [[book]] with [[information]] about lots of [[thing]]s #: Wikipedia is an online '''encyclopedia''' ===See also=== *[[encyclopedic]] [[category:Nouns]] 5219 2006-02-23T00:59:38Z Conversion script [[Encyclopedia]] moved to [[encyclopedia]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''encyclopedia''' # a type of [[book]] with [[information]] about lots of [[thing]]s #: Wikipedia is an online '''encyclopedia''' ===See also=== *[[encyclopedic]] [[category:Nouns]] 7528 2006-07-19T04:26:56Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: af, el, en, fi, fr, hu, io, ja, pl, ta, zh ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''encyclopedia''' # a type of [[book]] with [[information]] about lots of [[thing]]s #: Wikipedia is an online '''encyclopedia''' ===See also=== *[[encyclopedic]] [[category:Nouns]] [[af:encyclopedia]] [[el:encyclopedia]] [[en:encyclopedia]] [[fr:encyclopedia]] [[io:encyclopedia]] [[hu:encyclopedia]] [[ja:encyclopedia]] [[pl:encyclopedia]] [[fi:encyclopedia]] [[ta:encyclopedia]] [[zh:encyclopedia]] 8638 2006-08-13T19:23:28Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''encyclopedia''' # a type of [[book]] with [[information]] about lots of [[thing]]s #: Wikipedia is an online '''encyclopedia''' ===See also=== *[[encyclopedic]] [[category:Nouns]] [[af:encyclopedia]] [[el:encyclopedia]] [[en:encyclopedia]] [[fr:encyclopedia]] [[io:encyclopedia]] [[hu:encyclopedia]] [[ja:encyclopedia]] [[pl:encyclopedia]] [[fi:encyclopedia]] [[ta:encyclopedia]] [[vi:encyclopedia]] [[zh:encyclopedia]] 10513 2006-10-08T11:47:10Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ar:encyclopedia]], [[zh-min-nan:encyclopedia]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''encyclopedia''' # a type of [[book]] with [[information]] about lots of [[thing]]s #: Wikipedia is an online '''encyclopedia''' ===See also=== *[[encyclopedic]] [[category:Nouns]] [[af:encyclopedia]] [[ar:encyclopedia]] [[zh-min-nan:encyclopedia]] [[el:encyclopedia]] [[en:encyclopedia]] [[fr:encyclopedia]] [[io:encyclopedia]] [[hu:encyclopedia]] [[ja:encyclopedia]] [[pl:encyclopedia]] [[fi:encyclopedia]] [[ta:encyclopedia]] [[vi:encyclopedia]] [[zh:encyclopedia]] 11352 2006-10-19T00:32:26Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:encyclopedia]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''encyclopedia''' # a type of [[book]] with [[information]] about lots of [[thing]]s #: Wikipedia is an online '''encyclopedia''' ===See also=== *[[encyclopedic]] [[category:Nouns]] [[af:encyclopedia]] [[ar:encyclopedia]] [[zh-min-nan:encyclopedia]] [[el:encyclopedia]] [[en:encyclopedia]] [[fr:encyclopedia]] [[io:encyclopedia]] [[hu:encyclopedia]] [[ja:encyclopedia]] [[pl:encyclopedia]] [[ru:encyclopedia]] [[fi:encyclopedia]] [[ta:encyclopedia]] [[vi:encyclopedia]] [[zh:encyclopedia]] 894 sysop 1235 2004-12-21T10:23:51Z MediaWiki default $1 moved to $2 over redirect 3001 2005-06-25T11:22:57Z MediaWiki default $1 moved to $2 over redirect 3288 2005-06-27T01:46:59Z MediaWiki default [[$1]] moved to [[$2]] over redirect 3779 2005-07-29T11:09:09Z MediaWiki default $1 moved to $2 over redirect 4091 2005-11-09T23:10:49Z MediaWiki default [[$1]] moved to [[$2]] over redirect 895 sysop 1237 2004-12-21T10:23:51Z MediaWiki default /* tooltips and access keys */ ta = new Object(); 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Please use the preview button before saving.'); ta['ca-addsection'] = new Array('+','Add a comment to this discussion.'); ta['ca-viewsource'] = new Array('e','This page is protected. You can view its source.'); ta['ca-history'] = new Array('h','Past versions of this page.'); ta['ca-protect'] = new Array('=','Protect this page'); ta['ca-delete'] = new Array('d','Delete this page'); ta['ca-undelete'] = new Array('d','Restore the edits done to this page before it was deleted'); ta['ca-move'] = new Array('m','Move this page'); ta['ca-watch'] = new Array('w','Add this page to your watchlist'); ta['ca-unwatch'] = new Array('w','Remove this page from your watchlist'); ta['search'] = new Array('f','Search this wiki'); ta['p-logo'] = new Array('','Main Page'); ta['n-mainpage'] = new Array('z','Visit the Main Page'); ta['n-portal'] = new Array('','About the project, what you can do, where to find things'); ta['n-currentevents'] = new Array('','Find background information on current events'); ta['n-recentchanges'] = new Array('r','The list of recent changes in the wiki.'); ta['n-randompage'] = new Array('x','Load a random page'); ta['n-help'] = new Array('','The place to find out.'); ta['n-sitesupport'] = new Array('','Support us'); ta['t-whatlinkshere'] = new Array('j','List of all wiki pages that link here'); ta['t-recentchangeslinked'] = new Array('k','Recent changes in pages linked from this page'); ta['feed-rss'] = new Array('','RSS feed for this page'); ta['feed-atom'] = new Array('','Atom feed for this page'); ta['t-contributions'] = new Array('','View the list of contributions of this user'); ta['t-emailuser'] = new Array('','Send a mail to this user'); ta['t-upload'] = new Array('u','Upload images or media files'); ta['t-specialpages'] = new Array('q','List of all special pages'); ta['ca-nstab-main'] = new Array('c','View the content page'); ta['ca-nstab-user'] = new Array('c','View the user page'); ta['ca-nstab-media'] = new Array('c','View the media page'); ta['ca-nstab-special'] = new Array('','This is a special page, you can\'t edit the page itself.'); ta['ca-nstab-wp'] = new Array('a','View the project page'); ta['ca-nstab-image'] = new Array('c','View the image page'); ta['ca-nstab-mediawiki'] = new Array('c','View the system message'); ta['ca-nstab-template'] = new Array('c','View the template'); ta['ca-nstab-help'] = new Array('c','View the help page'); ta['ca-nstab-category'] = new Array('c','View the category page'); 3910 2005-09-05T09:54:24Z MediaWiki default /* tooltips and access keys */ ta = new Object(); ta['pt-userpage'] = new Array('.','My user page'); ta['pt-anonuserpage'] = new Array('.','The user page for the ip you\'re editing as'); ta['pt-mytalk'] = new Array('n','My talk page'); ta['pt-anontalk'] = new Array('n','Discussion about edits from this ip address'); ta['pt-preferences'] = new Array('','My preferences'); ta['pt-watchlist'] = new Array('l','The list of pages you\'re monitoring for changes.'); ta['pt-mycontris'] = new Array('y','List of my contributions'); ta['pt-login'] = new Array('o','You are encouraged to log in, it is not mandatory however.'); ta['pt-anonlogin'] = new Array('o','You are encouraged to log in, it is not mandatory however.'); ta['pt-logout'] = new Array('o','Log out'); ta['ca-talk'] = new Array('t','Discussion about the content page'); ta['ca-edit'] = new Array('e','You can edit this page. 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Please use the preview button before saving.'); ta['ca-addsection'] = new Array('+','Add a comment to this discussion.'); ta['ca-viewsource'] = new Array('e','This page is protected. 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Please use the preview button before saving.'); ta['ca-addsection'] = new Array('+','Add a comment to this discussion.'); ta['ca-viewsource'] = new Array('e','This page is protected. 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Please use the preview button before saving.'); ta['ca-addsection'] = new Array('+','Add a comment to this discussion.'); ta['ca-viewsource'] = new Array('e','This page is protected. 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Please use the preview button before saving.'); ta['ca-addsection'] = new Array('+','Add a comment to this discussion.'); ta['ca-viewsource'] = new Array('e','This page is protected. 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Please use the preview button before saving.'); ta['ca-addsection'] = new Array('+','Add a comment to this discussion.'); ta['ca-viewsource'] = new Array('e','This page is protected. 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Please see its '''[[Commons:Image:{{PAGENAME}}|description page]]''' there. 3671 2005-06-27T01:47:02Z MediaWiki default This file is a shared upload and may be used by other projects. 4428 2005-12-16T08:12:53Z Gmcfoley 41 <div style="clear:both;"></div> {| align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9f9; font-size: 90%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- | [[Image:Commons-logo.svg|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] |This is a file from the [[Commons:Main Page|Wikimedia Commons]]. The description on its '''[[Commons:Image:{{PAGENAME}}|description page there]]''' is shown below. |} 1011 sysop 1844 2004-12-21T10:23:51Z MediaWiki default Download high resolution version ($1x$2, $3 KB) 3118 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default Download high resolution version ($1x$2, $3 KB) 1012 sysop 1851 2004-12-21T10:23:51Z MediaWiki default siteadmin level 3119 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default siteadmin level 1013 sysop 1852 2004-12-21T10:23:51Z MediaWiki default 3120 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default - 4501 2005-12-18T06:48:07Z Gmcfoley 41 <div name="fundraising" id="fundraising" class="plainlinks" style="margin-top:5px; text-align: center;">'''[[Wikimedia:Wikimedia needs your help|You can help]]''' in our current fundraiser. [[wikimedia:Fundraising#Donation_methods|Donations can be made here.]]<br> [http://fundraising.wikimedia.org/2005q4/ <fundraising/>]<br><small>Donations are [[wikimedia:Deductibility of donations|tax-deductible]] in the U.S. and in some other places.</small> </div> 4508 2005-12-18T22:14:07Z Gmcfoley 41 <div name="fundraising" id="fundraising" class="plainlinks" style="margin-top:5px; text-align: center;">'''[[Wikimedia:Wikimedia needs your help|Wikimedia needs your help]]''' in its current fund drive. See [[wikimedia:Fundraising#Donation_methods|our fundraising page]] for details.<br> [http://fundraising.wikimedia.org/2005q4/ <fundraising/>] </div> 4569 2006-01-06T15:30:06Z Gmcfoley 41 7311 2006-07-18T18:35:56Z Flcelloguy 44 Move notice from Main Pagehere This project has been nominated to be closed down. Please comment [[:meta:Proposals for closing projects#Closure of Simple English Wiktionary|here]]. 7312 2006-07-18T18:38:58Z Flcelloguy 44 +Wikimania notice <div id="sitenotice" style="text-align:right; font-size:80%">This project has been nominated to be closed down. Please comment [[:meta:Proposals for closing projects#Closure of Simple English Wiktionary|here]]. <br> [http://wm06reg.wikimedia.org/ Registration] for [http://wikimania2006.wikimedia.org Wikimania 2006] is open.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</div> 8462 2006-08-03T10:58:58Z Cromwellt 61 adding links to related sitenotices <div id="sitenotice" style="text-align:right; font-size:80%">This project has been nominated to be closed down. Please comment [[:meta:Proposals for closing projects#Closure of Simple English Wiktionary|here]]. <br> [http://wm06reg.wikimedia.org/ Registration] for [http://wikimania2006.wikimedia.org Wikimania 2006] is open.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</div> <noinclude> *[[:w:MediaWiki:Sitenotice]]: Sitenotice on SEWP *[[:b:MediaWiki:Sitenotice]]: Sitenotice on SEWB *[[:q:MediaWiki:Sitenotice]]: Sitenotice on SEWQ </noinclude> 8463 2006-08-03T11:01:03Z Cromwellt 61 attempting to fix <includeonly><div id="sitenotice" style="text-align:right; font-size:80%">This project has been nominated to be closed down. Please comment [[:meta:Proposals for closing projects#Closure of Simple English Wiktionary|here]]. <br> [http://wm06reg.wikimedia.org/ Registration] for [http://wikimania2006.wikimedia.org Wikimania 2006] is open.&nbsp;&nbsp;</div></includeonly> <noinclude> *[[:w:MediaWiki:Sitenotice]]: Sitenotice on SEWP *[[:b:MediaWiki:Sitenotice]]: Sitenotice on SEWB *[[:q:MediaWiki:Sitenotice]]: Sitenotice on SEWQ </noinclude> 8464 2006-08-03T11:01:56Z Cromwellt 61 trying again <noinclude><div id="sitenotice" style="text-align:right; font-size:80%">This project has been nominated to be closed down. Please comment [[:meta:Proposals for closing projects#Closure of Simple English Wiktionary|here]]. <br> [http://wm06reg.wikimedia.org/ Registration] for [http://wikimania2006.wikimedia.org Wikimania 2006] is open.&nbsp;&nbsp;</div></noinclude> *[[:w:MediaWiki:Sitenotice]]: Sitenotice on SEWP *[[:b:MediaWiki:Sitenotice]]: Sitenotice on SEWB *[[:q:MediaWiki:Sitenotice]]: Sitenotice on SEWQ 8465 2006-08-03T11:02:30Z Cromwellt 61 trying again <noinclude><div id="sitenotice" style="text-align:right; font-size:80%">This project has been nominated to be closed down. Please comment [[:meta:Proposals for closing projects#Closure of Simple English Wiktionary|here]]. <br> [http://wm06reg.wikimedia.org/ Registration] for [http://wikimania2006.wikimedia.org Wikimania 2006] is open.&nbsp;&nbsp;</div></noinclude> <includeonly> *[[:w:MediaWiki:Sitenotice]]: Sitenotice on SEWP *[[:b:MediaWiki:Sitenotice]]: Sitenotice on SEWB *[[:q:MediaWiki:Sitenotice]]: Sitenotice on SEWQ </includeonly> 8466 2006-08-03T11:03:44Z Cromwellt 61 removing changes that I couldn't get to work right <div id="sitenotice" style="text-align:right; font-size:80%">This project has been nominated to be closed down. Please comment [[:meta:Proposals for closing projects#Closure of Simple English Wiktionary|here]]. <br> [http://wm06reg.wikimedia.org/ Registration] for [http://wikimania2006.wikimedia.org Wikimania 2006] is open.&nbsp;&nbsp;</div> 9859 2006-09-24T10:11:38Z Tangotango 94 removing Wikimania 2006 notice <div id="sitenotice" style="text-align:right; font-size:80%">This project has been nominated to be closed down. Please comment [[:meta:Proposals for closing projects#Closure of Simple English Wiktionary|here]].</div> 11710 2006-11-02T17:32:14Z Gmcfoley 41 1014 sysop 1853 2004-12-21T10:23:51Z MediaWiki default Site Settings 3121 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default Site Settings 1015 sysop 1854 2004-12-21T10:23:51Z MediaWiki default Page caching 3122 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default Page caching 1016 sysop 1855 2004-12-21T10:23:51Z MediaWiki default Cookies 3123 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default Cookies 1017 sysop 1856 2004-12-21T10:23:51Z MediaWiki default Debugging 3124 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default Debugging 1018 sysop 1857 2004-12-21T10:23:51Z MediaWiki default Features 3125 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default Features 1019 sysop 1858 2004-12-21T10:23:51Z MediaWiki default Images 3126 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default Images 1020 sysop 1859 2004-12-21T10:23:51Z MediaWiki default Memcache Daemon 3127 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default Memcache Daemon 1021 sysop 1860 2004-12-21T10:23:51Z MediaWiki default Performance 3128 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default Performance 1022 sysop 1861 2004-12-21T10:23:51Z MediaWiki default Permissions 3129 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default Permissions 1023 sysop 1862 2004-12-21T10:23:51Z MediaWiki default User banning 3130 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default User banning 1024 sysop 1863 2004-12-21T10:23:51Z MediaWiki default Performance settings 3131 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default Performance settings 1025 sysop 1864 2004-12-21T10:23:51Z MediaWiki default Maintenance mode: Disable write access 3132 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default Maintenance mode: Disable write access 1026 sysop 1865 2004-12-21T10:23:51Z MediaWiki default Whitelist mode 3133 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default Whitelist mode 1027 sysop 1866 2004-12-21T10:23:51Z MediaWiki default Allow to include external images into articles 3134 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default Allow to include external images into articles 1028 sysop 1867 2004-12-21T10:23:51Z MediaWiki default By default, blocks expire after: 3135 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default By default, blocks expire after: 1029 sysop 1868 2004-12-21T10:23:51Z MediaWiki default When in miser mode, disable all query pages, not only "expensive" ones 3136 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default When in miser mode, disable all query pages, not only "expensive" ones 1030 sysop 1869 2004-12-21T10:23:51Z MediaWiki default Hit counter update frequency 3137 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default Hit counter update frequency 1031 sysop 1870 2004-12-21T10:23:51Z MediaWiki default Enable miser mode, which disables most "expensive" features 3138 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default Enable miser mode, which disables most "expensive" features 1032 sysop 1871 2004-12-21T10:23:51Z MediaWiki default Readonly mode 3139 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default Readonly mode 1033 sysop 1872 2004-12-21T10:23:51Z MediaWiki default Readonly message file 3140 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default Readonly message file 1034 sysop 1873 2004-12-21T10:23:51Z MediaWiki default Show IP in header (for non-logged in users) 3141 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default Show IP in header (for non-logged in users) 1035 sysop 1874 2004-12-21T10:23:51Z MediaWiki default Sysops may block IP-ranges 3142 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default Sysops may block IP-ranges 1036 sysop 1875 2004-12-21T10:23:51Z MediaWiki default Sysops may block logged-in users 3143 2005-06-25T11:22:59Z MediaWiki default Sysops may block logged-in users 1037 sysop 1876 2004-12-21T10:23:51Z MediaWiki default Enable experimental dmoz-like category browsing. 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So start with ==part of speech==, then a <nowiki>{{wiktionary}}</nowiki> template, then the headword in triple quotes, then one or more definitions, each starting with a #. Wikify significant words by enclosing them in double square brackets. Follow each definition with one or more example sentences to show how the word is used. You may add extra sections using ===extra===. Then add a <nowiki>{{wikipedia}}</nowiki> template if there is an article in our encyclopedia. Finish with a Category statement. 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In most Wiktionaries the first line is ==language==, but in this Wiktionary ALL the words are in English. So start with ==part of speech==, then a <nowiki>{{wiktionary}}</nowiki> template, then the headword in triple quotes, then one or more definitions, each starting with a #. Wikify significant words by enclosing them in double square brackets. Follow each definition with one or more example sentences to show how the word is used. You may add extra sections using ===extra===. Then add a <nowiki>{{wikipedia}}</nowiki> template if there is an article in our encyclopedia. Finish with a Category statement. Here is an example:- ==Noun== <nowiki>{{wiktionary}}</nowiki> '''cat''' # a [[domestic]] [[animal]] often kept as a [[pet]]; it has [[whisker]]s and likes to chase [[mice]] #:Our pet '''cat''' has just had kittens # many different [[wild]] animals that are related to the domestic cat #:Lions and tigers are big '''cat'''s ===See also=== *[[kitten]] <nowiki>{{wikipedia}}</nowiki> <nowiki>[[Category:Nouns]]</nowiki> A more complicated example is at [[duck]]. == Requested Definitions == Add words that you would like defined here, use the format of all the others. *[[an]] *[[bee]] *[[can]] *[[could]] *[[didn't]] *[[even]] *[[first]] *[[God]] *[[her]] *[[isn't]] *[[job]] *[[kick]] *[[like]] *[[me]] *[[no]] *[[put]] *[[quite]] *[[regular]] *[[so]] *[[the]] *[[up]] *[[ventriloquist]] *[[why]] *[[X-ray]] *[[yes]] *[[zebra]] 4172 2005-11-18T06:22:15Z 64.172.189.229 '''Community Portal''' Use this page to ask questions, make observations and to request simple definitions of English words. ---- == Standard Format == Is there a standard format that the definitions should be written in? In most Wiktionaries the first line is ==language==, but in this Wiktionary ALL the words are in English. So start with ==part of speech==, then a &lt;nowiki&gt;{{wiktionary}}&lt;/nowiki&gt; template, then the headword in triple quotes, then one or more definitions, each starting with a #. Wikify significant words by enclosing them in double square brackets. Follow each definition with one or more example sentences to show how the word is used. You may add extra sections using ===extra===. Then add a &lt;nowiki&gt;{{wikipedia}}&lt;/nowiki&gt; template if there is an article in our encyclopedia. Finish with a Category statement. Here is an example:- ==Noun== &lt;nowiki&gt;{{wiktionary}}&lt;/nowiki&gt; '''cat''' # a [[domestic]] [[animal]] often kept as a [[pet]]; it has [[whisker]]s and likes to chase [[mice]] #:Our pet '''cat''' has just had kittens # many different [[wild]] animals that are related to the domestic cat #:Lions and tigers are big '''cat'''s ===See also=== *[[kitten]] &lt;nowiki&gt;{{wikipedia}}&lt;/nowiki&gt; &lt;nowiki&gt;[[Category:Nouns]]&lt;/nowiki&gt; A more complicated example is at [[duck]]. == Requested Definitions == Add words that you would like defined here, use the format of all the others. *[[an]] *[[bee]] *[[can]] *[[could]] *[[didn't]] *[[even]] *[[first]] *[[God]] *[[her]] *[[isn't]] *[[job]] *[[kick]] *[[like]] *[[me]] *[[no]] *[[put]] *[[quite]] *[[regular]] *[[so]] *[[the]] *[[up]] *[[ventriloquist]] *[[why]] *[[X-ray]] *[[yes]] *[[zebra]] [http://www.dralex.info 0] 4173 2005-11-18T11:40:41Z 59.167.66.67 revert linkspam '''Community Portal''' Use this page to ask questions, make observations and to request simple definitions of English words. ---- == Standard Format == Is there a standard format that the definitions should be written in? In most Wiktionaries the first line is ==language==, but in this Wiktionary ALL the words are in English. So start with ==part of speech==, then a <nowiki>{{wiktionary}}</nowiki> template, then the headword in triple quotes, then one or more definitions, each starting with a #. Wikify significant words by enclosing them in double square brackets. Follow each definition with one or more example sentences to show how the word is used. You may add extra sections using ===extra===. Then add a <nowiki>{{wikipedia}}</nowiki> template if there is an article in our encyclopedia. Finish with a Category statement. Here is an example:- ==Noun== <nowiki>{{wiktionary}}</nowiki> '''cat''' # a [[domestic]] [[animal]] often kept as a [[pet]]; it has [[whisker]]s and likes to chase [[mice]] #:Our pet '''cat''' has just had kittens # many different [[wild]] animals that are related to the domestic cat #:Lions and tigers are big '''cat'''s ===See also=== *[[kitten]] <nowiki>{{wikipedia}}</nowiki> <nowiki>[[Category:Nouns]]</nowiki> A more complicated example is at [[duck]]. == Requested Definitions == Add words that you would like defined here, use the format of all the others. *[[an]] *[[bee]] *[[can]] *[[could]] *[[didn't]] *[[even]] *[[first]] *[[God]] *[[her]] *[[isn't]] *[[job]] *[[kick]] *[[like]] *[[me]] *[[no]] *[[put]] *[[quite]] *[[regular]] *[[so]] *[[the]] *[[up]] *[[ventriloquist]] *[[why]] *[[X-ray]] *[[yes]] *[[zebra]] 4197 2005-11-23T01:50:05Z Gmcfoley 41 '''Community Portal''' Use this page to ask questions, make observations and to request simple definitions of English words. For information on administrators [[Wiktionary:Administrators|click here]] ---- == Standard Format == Is there a standard format that the definitions should be written in? In most Wiktionaries the first line is ==language==, but in this Wiktionary ALL the words are in English. So start with ==part of speech==, then a <nowiki>{{wiktionary}}</nowiki> template, then the headword in triple quotes, then one or more definitions, each starting with a #. Wikify significant words by enclosing them in double square brackets. Follow each definition with one or more example sentences to show how the word is used. You may add extra sections using ===extra===. Then add a <nowiki>{{wikipedia}}</nowiki> template if there is an article in our encyclopedia. Finish with a Category statement. Here is an example:- ==Noun== <nowiki>{{wiktionary}}</nowiki> '''cat''' # a [[domestic]] [[animal]] often kept as a [[pet]]; it has [[whisker]]s and likes to chase [[mice]] #:Our pet '''cat''' has just had kittens # many different [[wild]] animals that are related to the domestic cat #:Lions and tigers are big '''cat'''s ===See also=== *[[kitten]] <nowiki>{{wikipedia}}</nowiki> <nowiki>[[Category:Nouns]]</nowiki> A more complicated example is at [[duck]]. == Requested Definitions == Add words that you would like defined here, use the format of all the others. *[[an]] *[[bee]] *[[can]] *[[could]] *[[didn't]] *[[even]] *[[first]] *[[God]] *[[her]] *[[isn't]] *[[job]] *[[kick]] *[[like]] *[[me]] *[[no]] *[[put]] *[[quite]] *[[regular]] *[[so]] *[[the]] *[[up]] *[[ventriloquist]] *[[why]] *[[X-ray]] *[[yes]] *[[zebra]] 4198 2005-11-23T01:50:21Z Gmcfoley 41 '''Community Portal''' Use this page to ask questions, make observations and to request simple definitions of English words.<br/> For information on administrators [[Wiktionary:Administrators|click here]] ---- == Standard Format == Is there a standard format that the definitions should be written in? In most Wiktionaries the first line is ==language==, but in this Wiktionary ALL the words are in English. So start with ==part of speech==, then a <nowiki>{{wiktionary}}</nowiki> template, then the headword in triple quotes, then one or more definitions, each starting with a #. Wikify significant words by enclosing them in double square brackets. Follow each definition with one or more example sentences to show how the word is used. You may add extra sections using ===extra===. Then add a <nowiki>{{wikipedia}}</nowiki> template if there is an article in our encyclopedia. Finish with a Category statement. Here is an example:- ==Noun== <nowiki>{{wiktionary}}</nowiki> '''cat''' # a [[domestic]] [[animal]] often kept as a [[pet]]; it has [[whisker]]s and likes to chase [[mice]] #:Our pet '''cat''' has just had kittens # many different [[wild]] animals that are related to the domestic cat #:Lions and tigers are big '''cat'''s ===See also=== *[[kitten]] <nowiki>{{wikipedia}}</nowiki> <nowiki>[[Category:Nouns]]</nowiki> A more complicated example is at [[duck]]. == Requested Definitions == Add words that you would like defined here, use the format of all the others. *[[an]] *[[bee]] *[[can]] *[[could]] *[[didn't]] *[[even]] *[[first]] *[[God]] *[[her]] *[[isn't]] *[[job]] *[[kick]] *[[like]] *[[me]] *[[no]] *[[put]] *[[quite]] *[[regular]] *[[so]] *[[the]] *[[up]] *[[ventriloquist]] *[[why]] *[[X-ray]] *[[yes]] *[[zebra]] 4208 2005-11-25T01:08:30Z Gmcfoley 41 /* Requested Definitions */ '''Community Portal''' Use this page to ask questions, make observations and to request simple definitions of English words.<br/> For information on administrators [[Wiktionary:Administrators|click here]] ---- == Standard Format == Is there a standard format that the definitions should be written in? In most Wiktionaries the first line is ==language==, but in this Wiktionary ALL the words are in English. So start with ==part of speech==, then a <nowiki>{{wiktionary}}</nowiki> template, then the headword in triple quotes, then one or more definitions, each starting with a #. Wikify significant words by enclosing them in double square brackets. Follow each definition with one or more example sentences to show how the word is used. You may add extra sections using ===extra===. Then add a <nowiki>{{wikipedia}}</nowiki> template if there is an article in our encyclopedia. Finish with a Category statement. Here is an example:- ==Noun== <nowiki>{{wiktionary}}</nowiki> '''cat''' # a [[domestic]] [[animal]] often kept as a [[pet]]; it has [[whisker]]s and likes to chase [[mice]] #:Our pet '''cat''' has just had kittens # many different [[wild]] animals that are related to the domestic cat #:Lions and tigers are big '''cat'''s ===See also=== *[[kitten]] <nowiki>{{wikipedia}}</nowiki> <nowiki>[[Category:Nouns]]</nowiki> A more complicated example is at [[duck]]. == Requested Definitions == Add words that you would like defined here, use the format of all the others. *[[bee]] *[[can]] *[[could]] *[[didn't]] *[[even]] *[[first]] *[[God]] *[[her]] *[[isn't]] *[[job]] *[[kick]] *[[like]] *[[me]] *[[no]] *[[put]] *[[quite]] *[[regular]] *[[so]] *[[up]] *[[ventriloquist]] *[[X-ray]] *[[yes]] *[[zebra]] 4312 2005-12-06T16:06:03Z 211.115.69.146 '''Community Portal''' Use this page to ask questions, make observations and to request simple definitions of English words.&lt;br/&gt; For information on administrators [[Wiktionary:Administrators|click here]] ---- == Standard Format == Is there a standard format that the definitions should be written in? In most Wiktionaries the first line is ==language==, but in this Wiktionary ALL the words are in English. So start with ==part of speech==, then a &lt;nowiki&gt;{{wiktionary}}&lt;/nowiki&gt; template, then the headword in triple quotes, then one or more definitions, each starting with a #. Wikify significant words by enclosing them in double square brackets. Follow each definition with one or more example sentences to show how the word is used. You may add extra sections using ===extra===. Then add a &lt;nowiki&gt;{{wikipedia}}&lt;/nowiki&gt; template if there is an article in our encyclopedia. Finish with a Category statement. Here is an example:- ==Noun== &lt;nowiki&gt;{{wiktionary}}&lt;/nowiki&gt; '''cat''' # a [[domestic]] [[animal]] often kept as a [[pet]]; it has [[whisker]]s and likes to chase [[mice]] #:Our pet '''cat''' has just had kittens # many different [[wild]] animals that are related to the domestic cat #:Lions and tigers are big '''cat'''s ===See also=== *[[kitten]] &lt;nowiki&gt;{{wikipedia}}&lt;/nowiki&gt; &lt;nowiki&gt;[[Category:Nouns]]&lt;/nowiki&gt; A more complicated example is at [[duck]]. == Requested Definitions == Add words that you would like defined here, use the format of all the others. *[[bee]] *[[can]] *[[could]] *[[didn't]] *[[even]] *[[first]] *[[God]] *[[her]] *[[isn't]] *[[job]] *[[kick]] *[[like]] *[[me]] *[[no]] *[[put]] *[[quite]] *[[regular]] *[[so]] *[[up]] *[[ventriloquist]] *[[X-ray]] *[[yes]] *[[zebra]] [http://www.010b.info 0] 4314 2005-12-06T18:38:00Z BlankVerse 36 rvt [[211.115.69.146]] '''Community Portal''' Use this page to ask questions, make observations and to request simple definitions of English words.<br/> For information on administrators [[Wiktionary:Administrators|click here]] ---- == Standard Format == Is there a standard format that the definitions should be written in? In most Wiktionaries the first line is ==language==, but in this Wiktionary ALL the words are in English. So start with ==part of speech==, then a <nowiki>{{wiktionary}}</nowiki> template, then the headword in triple quotes, then one or more definitions, each starting with a #. Wikify significant words by enclosing them in double square brackets. Follow each definition with one or more example sentences to show how the word is used. You may add extra sections using ===extra===. Then add a <nowiki>{{wikipedia}}</nowiki> template if there is an article in our encyclopedia. Finish with a Category statement. Here is an example:- ==Noun== <nowiki>{{wiktionary}}</nowiki> '''cat''' # a [[domestic]] [[animal]] often kept as a [[pet]]; it has [[whisker]]s and likes to chase [[mice]] #:Our pet '''cat''' has just had kittens # many different [[wild]] animals that are related to the domestic cat #:Lions and tigers are big '''cat'''s ===See also=== *[[kitten]] <nowiki>{{wikipedia}}</nowiki> <nowiki>[[Category:Nouns]]</nowiki> A more complicated example is at [[duck]]. == Requested Definitions == Add words that you would like defined here, use the format of all the others. *[[bee]] *[[can]] *[[could]] *[[didn't]] *[[even]] *[[first]] *[[God]] *[[her]] *[[isn't]] *[[job]] *[[kick]] *[[like]] *[[me]] *[[no]] *[[put]] *[[quite]] *[[regular]] *[[so]] *[[up]] *[[ventriloquist]] *[[X-ray]] *[[yes]] *[[zebra]] 4345 2005-12-09T05:24:57Z 64.24.35.14 '''Community Portal''' Use this page to ask questions, make observations and to request simple definitions of English words.&lt;br/&gt; For information on administrators [[Wiktionary:Administrators|click here]] ---- == Standard Format == Is there a standard format that the definitions should be written in? In most Wiktionaries the first line is ==language==, but in this Wiktionary ALL the words are in English. So start with ==part of speech==, then a &lt;nowiki&gt;{{wiktionary}}&lt;/nowiki&gt; template, then the headword in triple quotes, then one or more definitions, each starting with a #. Wikify significant words by enclosing them in double square brackets. Follow each definition with one or more example sentences to show how the word is used. You may add extra sections using ===extra===. Then add a &lt;nowiki&gt;{{wikipedia}}&lt;/nowiki&gt; template if there is an article in our encyclopedia. Finish with a Category statement. Here is an example:- ==Noun== &lt;nowiki&gt;{{wiktionary}}&lt;/nowiki&gt; '''cat''' # a [[domestic]] [[animal]] often kept as a [[pet]]; it has [[whisker]]s and likes to chase [[mice]] #:Our pet '''cat''' has just had kittens # many different [[wild]] animals that are related to the domestic cat #:Lions and tigers are big '''cat'''s ===See also=== *[[kitten]] &lt;nowiki&gt;{{wikipedia}}&lt;/nowiki&gt; &lt;nowiki&gt;[[Category:Nouns]]&lt;/nowiki&gt; A more complicated example is at [[duck]]. == Requested Definitions == Add words that you would like defined here, use the format of all the others. *[[bee]] *[[can]] *[[could]] *[[didn't]] *[[even]] *[[first]] *[[God]] *[[her]] *[[isn't]] *[[job]] *[[kick]] *[[like]] *[[me]] *[[no]] *[[put]] *[[quite]] *[[regular]] *[[so]] *[[up]] *[[ventriloquist]] *[[X-ray]] *[[yes]] *[[zebra]] [http://www.e16.info 0] 4348 2005-12-09T06:29:24Z Michael 42 rv linkspam '''Community Portal''' Use this page to ask questions, make observations and to request simple definitions of English words.<br/> For information on administrators [[Wiktionary:Administrators|click here]] ---- == Standard Format == Is there a standard format that the definitions should be written in? In most Wiktionaries the first line is ==language==, but in this Wiktionary ALL the words are in English. So start with ==part of speech==, then a <nowiki>{{wiktionary}}</nowiki> template, then the headword in triple quotes, then one or more definitions, each starting with a #. Wikify significant words by enclosing them in double square brackets. Follow each definition with one or more example sentences to show how the word is used. You may add extra sections using ===extra===. Then add a <nowiki>{{wikipedia}}</nowiki> template if there is an article in our encyclopedia. Finish with a Category statement. Here is an example:- ==Noun== <nowiki>{{wiktionary}}</nowiki> '''cat''' # a [[domestic]] [[animal]] often kept as a [[pet]]; it has [[whisker]]s and likes to chase [[mice]] #:Our pet '''cat''' has just had kittens # many different [[wild]] animals that are related to the domestic cat #:Lions and tigers are big '''cat'''s ===See also=== *[[kitten]] <nowiki>{{wikipedia}}</nowiki> <nowiki>[[Category:Nouns]]</nowiki> A more complicated example is at [[duck]]. == Requested Definitions == Add words that you would like defined here, use the format of all the others. *[[bee]] *[[can]] *[[could]] *[[didn't]] *[[even]] *[[first]] *[[God]] *[[her]] *[[isn't]] *[[job]] *[[kick]] *[[like]] *[[me]] *[[no]] *[[put]] *[[quite]] *[[regular]] *[[so]] *[[up]] *[[ventriloquist]] *[[X-ray]] *[[yes]] *[[zebra]] 4360 2005-12-09T20:26:23Z 212.165.142.178 '''Community Portal''' Use this page to ask questions, make observations and to request simple definitions of English words.&lt;br/&gt; For information on administrators [[Wiktionary:Administrators|click here]] ---- == Standard Format == Is there a standard format that the definitions should be written in? In most Wiktionaries the first line is ==language==, but in this Wiktionary ALL the words are in English. So start with ==part of speech==, then a &lt;nowiki&gt;{{wiktionary}}&lt;/nowiki&gt; template, then the headword in triple quotes, then one or more definitions, each starting with a #. Wikify significant words by enclosing them in double square brackets. Follow each definition with one or more example sentences to show how the word is used. You may add extra sections using ===extra===. Then add a &lt;nowiki&gt;{{wikipedia}}&lt;/nowiki&gt; template if there is an article in our encyclopedia. Finish with a Category statement. Here is an example:- ==Noun== &lt;nowiki&gt;{{wiktionary}}&lt;/nowiki&gt; '''cat''' # a [[domestic]] [[animal]] often kept as a [[pet]]; it has [[whisker]]s and likes to chase [[mice]] #:Our pet '''cat''' has just had kittens # many different [[wild]] animals that are related to the domestic cat #:Lions and tigers are big '''cat'''s ===See also=== *[[kitten]] &lt;nowiki&gt;{{wikipedia}}&lt;/nowiki&gt; &lt;nowiki&gt;[[Category:Nouns]]&lt;/nowiki&gt; A more complicated example is at [[duck]]. == Requested Definitions == Add words that you would like defined here, use the format of all the others. *[[bee]] *[[can]] *[[could]] *[[didn't]] *[[even]] *[[first]] *[[God]] *[[her]] *[[isn't]] *[[job]] *[[kick]] *[[like]] *[[me]] *[[no]] *[[put]] *[[quite]] *[[regular]] *[[so]] *[[up]] *[[ventriloquist]] *[[X-ray]] *[[yes]] *[[zebra]] [http://www.e16.info 0] 4362 2005-12-09T22:27:08Z Gmcfoley 41 rv linkspam '''Community Portal''' Use this page to ask questions, make observations and to request simple definitions of English words.<br/> For information on administrators [[Wiktionary:Administrators|click here]] ---- == Standard Format == Is there a standard format that the definitions should be written in? In most Wiktionaries the first line is ==language==, but in this Wiktionary ALL the words are in English. So start with ==part of speech==, then a <nowiki>{{wiktionary}}</nowiki> template, then the headword in triple quotes, then one or more definitions, each starting with a #. Wikify significant words by enclosing them in double square brackets. Follow each definition with one or more example sentences to show how the word is used. You may add extra sections using ===extra===. Then add a <nowiki>{{wikipedia}}</nowiki> template if there is an article in our encyclopedia. Finish with a Category statement. Here is an example:- ==Noun== <nowiki>{{wiktionary}}</nowiki> '''cat''' # a [[domestic]] [[animal]] often kept as a [[pet]]; it has [[whisker]]s and likes to chase [[mice]] #:Our pet '''cat''' has just had kittens # many different [[wild]] animals that are related to the domestic cat #:Lions and tigers are big '''cat'''s ===See also=== *[[kitten]] <nowiki>{{wikipedia}}</nowiki> <nowiki>[[Category:Nouns]]</nowiki> A more complicated example is at [[duck]]. == Requested Definitions == Add words that you would like defined here, use the format of all the others. *[[bee]] *[[can]] *[[could]] *[[didn't]] *[[even]] *[[first]] *[[God]] *[[her]] *[[isn't]] *[[job]] *[[kick]] *[[like]] *[[me]] *[[no]] *[[put]] *[[quite]] *[[regular]] *[[so]] *[[up]] *[[ventriloquist]] *[[X-ray]] *[[yes]] *[[zebra]] 4363 2005-12-09T22:30:19Z Gmcfoley 41 /* Standard Format */ '''Community Portal''' Use this page to ask questions, make observations and to request simple definitions of English words.<br/> For information on administrators [[Wiktionary:Administrators|click here]] ---- == Standard Format == Is there a standard format that the definitions should be written in? In most Wiktionaries the first line is ==language==, but in this Wiktionary '''all''' the words are in English. So start with ==part of speech==, then a <nowiki>{{wiktionary}}</nowiki> template, then the headword in triple quotes, then one or more definitions, each starting with a #. Wikify significant words by enclosing them in double square brackets. Follow each definition with one or more example sentences to show how the word is used. You may add extra sections using ===extra===. Then add a <nowiki>{{wikipedia}}</nowiki> template if there is an article in our encyclopedia. Finish with a Category statement. Here is an example:- ==Noun== <nowiki>{{wiktionary}}</nowiki> '''cat''' # a [[domestic]] [[animal]] often kept as a [[pet]]; it has [[whisker]]s and likes to chase [[mice]] #:Our pet '''cat''' has just had kittens # many different [[wild]] animals that are related to the domestic cat #:Lions and tigers are big '''cat'''s ===See also=== *[[kitten]] <nowiki>{{wikipedia}}</nowiki> <nowiki>[[Category:Nouns]]</nowiki> A more complicated example is at [[duck]]. == Requested Definitions == Add words that you would like defined here, use the format of all the others. *[[bee]] *[[can]] *[[could]] *[[didn't]] *[[even]] *[[first]] *[[God]] *[[her]] *[[isn't]] *[[job]] *[[kick]] *[[like]] *[[me]] *[[no]] *[[put]] *[[quite]] *[[regular]] *[[so]] *[[up]] *[[ventriloquist]] *[[X-ray]] *[[yes]] *[[zebra]] 4365 2005-12-09T22:35:35Z Gmcfoley 41 /* Requested Definitions */ '''Community Portal''' Use this page to ask questions, make observations and to request simple definitions of English words.<br/> For information on administrators [[Wiktionary:Administrators|click here]] ---- == Standard Format == Is there a standard format that the definitions should be written in? In most Wiktionaries the first line is ==language==, but in this Wiktionary '''all''' the words are in English. So start with ==part of speech==, then a <nowiki>{{wiktionary}}</nowiki> template, then the headword in triple quotes, then one or more definitions, each starting with a #. Wikify significant words by enclosing them in double square brackets. Follow each definition with one or more example sentences to show how the word is used. You may add extra sections using ===extra===. Then add a <nowiki>{{wikipedia}}</nowiki> template if there is an article in our encyclopedia. Finish with a Category statement. Here is an example:- ==Noun== <nowiki>{{wiktionary}}</nowiki> '''cat''' # a [[domestic]] [[animal]] often kept as a [[pet]]; it has [[whisker]]s and likes to chase [[mice]] #:Our pet '''cat''' has just had kittens # many different [[wild]] animals that are related to the domestic cat #:Lions and tigers are big '''cat'''s ===See also=== *[[kitten]] <nowiki>{{wikipedia}}</nowiki> <nowiki>[[Category:Nouns]]</nowiki> A more complicated example is at [[duck]]. 4366 2005-12-09T22:40:17Z Gmcfoley 41 <big>Welcome to the '''Community Portal'''</big> *For information on administrators [[Wiktionary:Administrators|click here]] *To ask questions go to [[Wiktionary:Simple talk]] *If you want a word defined list it at [[Wiktionary:Requested Definitions]] == Standard Format == Is there a standard format that the definitions should be written in? In most Wiktionaries the first line is ==language==, but in this Wiktionary '''all''' the words are in English. So start with ==part of speech==, then a <nowiki>{{wiktionary}}</nowiki> template, then the headword in triple quotes, then one or more definitions, each starting with a #. Wikify significant words by enclosing them in double square brackets. Follow each definition with one or more example sentences to show how the word is used. You may add extra sections using ===extra===. Then add a <nowiki>{{wikipedia}}</nowiki> template if there is an article in our encyclopedia. Finish with a Category statement. Here is an example:- ==Noun== <nowiki>{{wiktionary}}</nowiki> '''cat''' # a [[domestic]] [[animal]] often kept as a [[pet]]; it has [[whisker]]s and likes to chase [[mice]] #:Our pet '''cat''' has just had kittens # many different [[wild]] animals that are related to the domestic cat #:Lions and tigers are big '''cat'''s ===See also=== *[[kitten]] <nowiki>{{wikipedia}}</nowiki> <nowiki>[[Category:Nouns]]</nowiki> A more complicated example is at [[duck]]. 4367 2005-12-09T22:40:44Z Gmcfoley 41 /* Standard Format */ <big>Welcome to the '''Community Portal'''</big> *For information on administrators [[Wiktionary:Administrators|click here]] *To ask questions go to [[Wiktionary:Simple talk]] *If you want a word defined list it at [[Wiktionary:Requested Definitions]] == Standard Format == In most Wiktionaries the first line is ==language==, but in this Wiktionary '''all''' the words are in English. So start with ==part of speech==, then a <nowiki>{{wiktionary}}</nowiki> template, then the headword in triple quotes, then one or more definitions, each starting with a #. Wikify significant words by enclosing them in double square brackets. Follow each definition with one or more example sentences to show how the word is used. You may add extra sections using ===extra===. Then add a <nowiki>{{wikipedia}}</nowiki> template if there is an article in our encyclopedia. Finish with a Category statement. Here is an example:- ==Noun== <nowiki>{{wiktionary}}</nowiki> '''cat''' # a [[domestic]] [[animal]] often kept as a [[pet]]; it has [[whisker]]s and likes to chase [[mice]] #:Our pet '''cat''' has just had kittens # many different [[wild]] animals that are related to the domestic cat #:Lions and tigers are big '''cat'''s ===See also=== *[[kitten]] <nowiki>{{wikipedia}}</nowiki> <nowiki>[[Category:Nouns]]</nowiki> A more complicated example is at [[duck]]. 4404 2005-12-15T04:09:19Z 192.114.65.98 &lt;big&gt;Welcome to the '''Community Portal'''&lt;/big&gt; *For information on administrators [[Wiktionary:Administrators|click here]] *To ask questions go to [[Wiktionary:Simple talk]] *If you want a word defined list it at [[Wiktionary:Requested Definitions]] == Standard Format == In most Wiktionaries the first line is ==language==, but in this Wiktionary '''all''' the words are in English. So start with ==part of speech==, then a &lt;nowiki&gt;{{wiktionary}}&lt;/nowiki&gt; template, then the headword in triple quotes, then one or more definitions, each starting with a #. Wikify significant words by enclosing them in double square brackets. Follow each definition with one or more example sentences to show how the word is used. You may add extra sections using ===extra===. Then add a &lt;nowiki&gt;{{wikipedia}}&lt;/nowiki&gt; template if there is an article in our encyclopedia. Finish with a Category statement. Here is an example:- ==Noun== &lt;nowiki&gt;{{wiktionary}}&lt;/nowiki&gt; '''cat''' # a [[domestic]] [[animal]] often kept as a [[pet]]; it has [[whisker]]s and likes to chase [[mice]] #:Our pet '''cat''' has just had kittens # many different [[wild]] animals that are related to the domestic cat #:Lions and tigers are big '''cat'''s ===See also=== *[[kitten]] &lt;nowiki&gt;{{wikipedia}}&lt;/nowiki&gt; &lt;nowiki&gt;[[Category:Nouns]]&lt;/nowiki&gt; A more complicated example is at [[duck]]. [http://www.g155.info 0] 4405 2005-12-15T05:27:52Z Gmcfoley 41 rv <big>Welcome to the '''Community Portal'''</big> *For information on administrators [[Wiktionary:Administrators|click here]] *To ask questions go to [[Wiktionary:Simple talk]] *If you want a word defined list it at [[Wiktionary:Requested Definitions]] == Standard Format == In most Wiktionaries the first line is ==language==, but in this Wiktionary '''all''' the words are in English. So start with ==part of speech==, then a <nowiki>{{wiktionary}}</nowiki> template, then the headword in triple quotes, then one or more definitions, each starting with a #. Wikify significant words by enclosing them in double square brackets. Follow each definition with one or more example sentences to show how the word is used. You may add extra sections using ===extra===. Then add a <nowiki>{{wikipedia}}</nowiki> template if there is an article in our encyclopedia. Finish with a Category statement. Here is an example:- ==Noun== <nowiki>{{wiktionary}}</nowiki> '''cat''' # a [[domestic]] [[animal]] often kept as a [[pet]]; it has [[whisker]]s and likes to chase [[mice]] #:Our pet '''cat''' has just had kittens # many different [[wild]] animals that are related to the domestic cat #:Lions and tigers are big '''cat'''s ===See also=== *[[kitten]] <nowiki>{{wikipedia}}</nowiki> <nowiki>[[Category:Nouns]]</nowiki> A more complicated example is at [[duck]]. 4513 2005-12-21T11:12:05Z Gmcfoley 41 [[Image:Nuvola_apps_chat.png|50px|right]] <big>Welcome to the '''Community Portal'''</big> *For information on administrators see [[Wiktionary:Administrators]] *To ask questions go to [[Wiktionary:Simple talk]] *If you want a word defined list it at [[Wiktionary:Requested Definitions]] == Standard Format == In most Wiktionaries the first line is ==language==, but in this Wiktionary '''all''' the words are in English. So start with ==part of speech==, then a <nowiki>{{wiktionary}}</nowiki> template, then the headword in triple quotes, then one or more definitions, each starting with a #. Wikify significant words by enclosing them in double square brackets. Follow each definition with one or more example sentences to show how the word is used. You may add extra sections using ===extra===. Then add a <nowiki>{{wikipedia}}</nowiki> template if there is an article in our encyclopedia. Finish with a Category statement. Here is an example:- ==Noun== <nowiki>{{wiktionary}}</nowiki> '''cat''' # a [[domestic]] [[animal]] often kept as a [[pet]]; it has [[whisker]]s and likes to chase [[mice]] #:Our pet '''cat''' has just had kittens # many different [[wild]] animals that are related to the domestic cat #:Lions and tigers are big '''cat'''s ===See also=== *[[kitten]] <nowiki>{{wikipedia}}</nowiki> <nowiki>[[Category:Nouns]]</nowiki> A more complicated example is at [[duck]]. 4542 2005-12-22T12:08:29Z Gmcfoley 41 [[Image:Nuvola_apps_chat.png|50px|right]] <div style="text-align:center;font-size:1,7em;font-weight:bold;">[[Image:Portal.gif|<nowiki></nowiki>]] Welcome to the Community Portal!</div> *For information on administrators see [[Wiktionary:Administrators]] *To ask questions go to [[Wiktionary:Simple talk]] *If you want a word defined list it at [[Wiktionary:Requested Definitions]] == Standard Format == In most Wiktionaries the first line is ==language==, but in this Wiktionary '''all''' the words are in English. So start with ==part of speech==, then a <nowiki>{{wiktionary}}</nowiki> template, then the headword in triple quotes, then one or more definitions, each starting with a #. Wikify significant words by enclosing them in double square brackets. Follow each definition with one or more example sentences to show how the word is used. You may add extra sections using ===extra===. Then add a <nowiki>{{wikipedia}}</nowiki> template if there is an article in our encyclopedia. Finish with a Category statement. Here is an example:- ==Noun== <nowiki>{{wiktionary}}</nowiki> '''cat''' # a [[domestic]] [[animal]] often kept as a [[pet]]; it has [[whisker]]s and likes to chase [[mice]] #:Our pet '''cat''' has just had kittens # many different [[wild]] animals that are related to the domestic cat #:Lions and tigers are big '''cat'''s ===See also=== *[[kitten]] <nowiki>{{wikipedia}}</nowiki> <nowiki>[[Category:Nouns]]</nowiki> A more complicated example is at [[duck]]. 4552 2005-12-29T15:39:16Z 65.244.158.62 [[Image:Nuvola_apps_chat.png|50px|right]] &lt;div style=&quot;text-align:center;font-size:1,7em;font-weight:bold;&quot;&gt;[[Image:Portal.gif|&lt;nowiki&gt;&lt;/nowiki&gt;]] Welcome to the Community Portal!&lt;/div&gt; *For information on administrators see [[Wiktionary:Administrators]] *To ask questions go to [[Wiktionary:Simple talk]] *If you want a word defined list it at [[Wiktionary:Requested Definitions]] == Standard Format == In most Wiktionaries the first line is ==language==, but in this Wiktionary '''all''' the words are in English. So start with ==part of speech==, then a &lt;nowiki&gt;{{wiktionary}}&lt;/nowiki&gt; template, then the headword in triple quotes, then one or more definitions, each starting with a #. Wikify significant words by enclosing them in double square brackets. Follow each definition with one or more example sentences to show how the word is used. You may add extra sections using ===extra===. Then add a &lt;nowiki&gt;{{wikipedia}}&lt;/nowiki&gt; template if there is an article in our encyclopedia. Finish with a Category statement. Here is an example:- ==Noun== &lt;nowiki&gt;{{wiktionary}}&lt;/nowiki&gt; '''cat''' # a [[domestic]] [[animal]] often kept as a [[pet]]; it has [[whisker]]s and likes to chase [[mice]] #:Our pet '''cat''' has just had kittens # many different [[wild]] animals that are related to the domestic cat #:Lions and tigers are big '''cat'''s ===See also=== *[[kitten]] &lt;nowiki&gt;{{wikipedia}}&lt;/nowiki&gt; &lt;nowiki&gt;[[Category:Nouns]]&lt;/nowiki&gt; A more complicated example is at [[duck]]. 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administrators see [[Wiktionary:Administrators]] *To ask questions go to [[Wiktionary:Simple talk]] *If you want a word defined list it at [[Wiktionary:Requested Definitions]] == Standard Format == In most Wiktionaries the first line is ==language==, but in this Wiktionary '''all''' the words are in English. So start with ==part of speech==, then a <nowiki>{{wiktionary}}</nowiki> template, then the headword in triple quotes, then one or more definitions, each starting with a #. Wikify significant words by enclosing them in double square brackets. Follow each definition with one or more example sentences to show how the word is used. You may add extra sections using ===extra===. Then add a <nowiki>{{wikipedia}}</nowiki> template if there is an article in our encyclopedia. Finish with a Category statement. Here is an example:- ==Noun== <nowiki>{{wiktionary}}</nowiki> '''cat''' # a [[domestic]] [[animal]] often kept as a [[pet]]; it has [[whisker]]s and likes to chase [[mice]] #:Our pet '''cat''' has just had kittens # many different [[wild]] animals that are related to the domestic cat #:Lions and tigers are big '''cat'''s ===See also=== *[[kitten]] <nowiki>{{wikipedia}}</nowiki> <nowiki>[[Category:Nouns]]</nowiki> A more complicated example is at [[duck]]. 4884 2006-02-17T22:23:56Z Cromwellt 61 changed reference to English Wiktionary template [[Image:Nuvola_apps_chat.png|50px|right]] <div style="text-align:center;font-size:1,7em;font-weight:bold;">[[Image:Portal.gif|<nowiki></nowiki>]] Welcome to the Community Portal!</div> *For information on administrators see [[Wiktionary:Administrators]] *To ask questions go to [[Wiktionary:Simple talk]] *If you want a word defined list it at [[Wiktionary:Requested Definitions]] == Standard Format == In most Wiktionaries the first line is ==language==, but in this Wiktionary '''all''' the words are in English. So start with ==part of speech==, then add a <nowiki>{{wiktionary}}</nowiki> template if you want (optional, can be useful if the English Wiktionary has a lot more information), then the headword in triple quotes, then one or more definitions, each starting with a #. Wikify significant words by enclosing them in double square brackets. Follow each definition with one or more example sentences to show how the word is used. You may add extra sections using ===extra===. Then add a <nowiki>{{wikipedia}}</nowiki> template if there is an article in our encyclopedia. Finish with a Category statement. Here is an example:- ==Noun== <nowiki>{{wiktionary}}</nowiki> '''cat''' # a [[domestic]] [[animal]] often kept as a [[pet]]; it has [[whisker]]s and likes to chase [[mice]] #:Our pet '''cat''' has just had kittens # many different [[wild]] animals that are related to the domestic cat #:Lions and tigers are big '''cat'''s ===See also=== *[[kitten]] <nowiki>{{wikipedia}}</nowiki> <nowiki>[[Category:Nouns]]</nowiki> A more complicated example is at [[duck]]. 4913 2006-02-19T18:05:48Z Cromwellt 61 Made changes as per user Gmcfoley [[Image:Nuvola_apps_chat.png|50px|right]] <div style="text-align:center;font-size:1,7em;font-weight:bold;">[[Image:Portal.gif|<nowiki></nowiki>]] Welcome to the Community Portal!</div> *For information on administrators see [[Wiktionary:Administrators]] *To ask questions go to [[Wiktionary:Simple talk]] *If you want a word defined list it at [[Wiktionary:Requested Definitions]] == Standard Format == In most Wiktionaries the first line is ==language==, but in this Wiktionary '''all''' the words are in English. So start with ==part of speech==, then add the headword in triple quotes, then one or more definitions, each starting with a #. Wikify significant words by enclosing them in double square brackets. Follow each definition with one or more example sentences to show how the word is used. You may add extra sections using ===extra===. Then add a <nowiki>{{wikipedia}}</nowiki> template if there is an article in our encyclopedia. Finish with a Category statement and an optional reference to English Wiktionary. Here is an example:- ==Noun== '''cat''' # a [[domestic]] [[animal]] often kept as a [[pet]]; it has [[whisker]]s and likes to chase [[mice]] #:Our pet '''cat''' has just had kittens # many different [[wild]] animals that are related to the domestic cat #:Lions and tigers are big '''cat'''s ===See also=== *[[kitten]] <nowiki>{{wikipedia}}</nowiki> <nowiki>[[Category:Nouns]]</nowiki> <nowiki>[[en:cat]]</nowiki> A more complicated example is at [[duck]]. 5050 2006-02-21T22:37:24Z Gmcfoley 41 some images [[Image:Nuvola_apps_chat.png|50px|right]] <div style="text-align:center;font-size:1,7em;font-weight:bold;">[[Image:Portal.gif|<nowiki></nowiki>]] Welcome to the Community Portal!</div> {| |[[Image:Nuvola apps filetypes.png|30px]] |To ask questions go to [[Wiktionary:Simple talk]] |- |[[Image:Nuvola apps personal.png|30px]] |For information on administrators see [[Wiktionary:Administrators]] |- |[[Image:Nuvola apps kwrite.png|30px]] |If you want a word defined list it at [[Wiktionary:Requested Definitions]] |- |[[Image:Nuvola mimetypes mime empty.png|30px]] |Use the [[Wiktionary:Sandbox]] to try editing pages |} == Standard Format == In most Wiktionaries the first line is ==language==, but in this Wiktionary '''all''' the words are in English. So start with ==part of speech==, then add the headword in triple quotes, then one or more definitions, each starting with a #. Wikify significant words by enclosing them in double square brackets. Follow each definition with one or more example sentences to show how the word is used. You may add extra sections using ===extra===. Then add a <nowiki>{{wikipedia}}</nowiki> template if there is an article in our encyclopedia. Finish with a Category statement and an optional reference to English Wiktionary. Here is an example:- ==Noun== '''cat''' # a [[domestic]] [[animal]] often kept as a [[pet]]; it has [[whisker]]s and likes to chase [[mice]] #:Our pet '''cat''' has just had kittens # many different [[wild]] animals that are related to the domestic cat #:Lions and tigers are big '''cat'''s ===See also=== *[[kitten]] <nowiki>{{wikipedia}}</nowiki> <nowiki>[[Category:Nouns]]</nowiki> <nowiki>[[en:cat]]</nowiki> A more complicated example is at [[duck]]. 5624 2006-03-02T13:50:24Z H2g2bob 43 /* Standard Format */ So all [[]] stuff and ''' things are shown. Also added "plural cats". [[Image:Nuvola_apps_chat.png|50px|right]] <div style="text-align:center;font-size:1,7em;font-weight:bold;">[[Image:Portal.gif|<nowiki></nowiki>]] Welcome to the Community Portal!</div> {| |[[Image:Nuvola apps filetypes.png|30px]] |To ask questions go to [[Wiktionary:Simple talk]] |- |[[Image:Nuvola apps personal.png|30px]] |For information on administrators see [[Wiktionary:Administrators]] |- |[[Image:Nuvola apps kwrite.png|30px]] |If you want a word defined list it at [[Wiktionary:Requested Definitions]] |- |[[Image:Nuvola mimetypes mime empty.png|30px]] |Use the [[Wiktionary:Sandbox]] to try editing pages |} == Standard Format == In most Wiktionaries the first line is ==language==, but in this Wiktionary '''all''' the words are in English. So start with ==part of speech==, then add the headword in triple quotes, then one or more definitions, each starting with a #. Wikify significant words by enclosing them in double square brackets. Follow each definition with one or more example sentences to show how the word is used. You may add extra sections using ===extra===. Then add a <nowiki>{{wikipedia}}</nowiki> template if there is an article in our encyclopedia. Finish with a Category statement and an optional reference to English Wiktionary. Here is an example:- ==Noun== <nowiki>'''cat''' (plural '''cats''')</nowiki> <nowiki># a [[domestic]] [[animal]] often kept as a [[pet]]; it has [[whisker]]s and likes to chase [[mice]]</nowiki> <nowiki>#:Our pet '''cat''' has just had kittens</nowiki> <nowiki># many different [[wild]] animals that are related to the domestic cat</nowiki> <nowiki>#:Lions and tigers are big '''cat'''s</nowiki> ===See also=== <nowiki>*[[kitten]]</nowiki> <nowiki>{{wikipedia}}</nowiki> <nowiki>[[Category:Nouns]]</nowiki> <nowiki>[[en:cat]]</nowiki> A more complicated example is at [[duck]]. 5736 2006-03-10T04:26:24Z Cromwellt 61 fixed link after moving page [[Image:Nuvola_apps_chat.png|50px|right]] <div style="text-align:center;font-size:1,7em;font-weight:bold;">[[Image:Portal.gif|<nowiki></nowiki>]] Welcome to the Community Portal!</div> {| |[[Image:Nuvola apps filetypes.png|30px]] |To ask questions go to [[Wiktionary:Simple talk]] |- |[[Image:Nuvola apps personal.png|30px]] |For information on administrators see [[Wiktionary:Administrators]] |- |[[Image:Nuvola apps kwrite.png|30px]] |If you want a word defined list it at [[Wiktionary:Requested definitions]] |- |[[Image:Nuvola mimetypes mime empty.png|30px]] |Use the [[Wiktionary:Sandbox]] to try editing pages |} == Standard Format == In most Wiktionaries the first line is ==language==, but in this Wiktionary '''all''' the words are in English. So start with ==part of speech==, then add the headword in triple quotes, then one or more definitions, each starting with a #. Wikify significant words by enclosing them in double square brackets. Follow each definition with one or more example sentences to show how the word is used. You may add extra sections using ===extra===. Then add a <nowiki>{{wikipedia}}</nowiki> template if there is an article in our encyclopedia. Finish with a Category statement and an optional reference to English Wiktionary. Here is an example:- ==Noun== <nowiki>'''cat''' (plural '''cats''')</nowiki> <nowiki># a [[domestic]] [[animal]] often kept as a [[pet]]; it has [[whisker]]s and likes to chase [[mice]]</nowiki> <nowiki>#:Our pet '''cat''' has just had kittens</nowiki> <nowiki># many different [[wild]] animals that are related to the domestic cat</nowiki> <nowiki>#:Lions and tigers are big '''cat'''s</nowiki> ===See also=== <nowiki>*[[kitten]]</nowiki> <nowiki>{{wikipedia}}</nowiki> <nowiki>[[Category:Nouns]]</nowiki> <nowiki>[[en:cat]]</nowiki> A more complicated example is at [[duck]]. 5879 2006-03-13T05:43:17Z Cromwellt 61 /* Standard Format */ added extra info including regarding templates, updated example entry [[Image:Nuvola_apps_chat.png|50px|right]] <div style="text-align:center;font-size:1,7em;font-weight:bold;">[[Image:Portal.gif|<nowiki></nowiki>]] Welcome to the Community Portal!</div> {| |[[Image:Nuvola apps filetypes.png|30px]] |To ask questions go to [[Wiktionary:Simple talk]] |- |[[Image:Nuvola apps personal.png|30px]] |For information on administrators see [[Wiktionary:Administrators]] |- |[[Image:Nuvola apps kwrite.png|30px]] |If you want a word defined list it at [[Wiktionary:Requested definitions]] |- |[[Image:Nuvola mimetypes mime empty.png|30px]] |Use the [[Wiktionary:Sandbox]] to try editing pages |} == Standard Format == In most Wiktionaries the first line is ==language==, but in this Wiktionary '''all''' the words are in English. So start with ==part of speech==, then add the headword. If the headword is a noun, verb, or adjective, use the appropriate template (adding the appropriate forms), otherwise put it in triple quotes. Then add one or more definitions, each starting with a #. Wikify significant words by enclosing them in double square brackets. Follow each definition with one or more example sentences to show how the word is used. You may add extra sections using ===extra===. These extra sections may include usage, synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, related words and phrases, see also. Then add a <nowiki>{{wikipedia}}</nowiki> template if there is an article in our encyclopedia. Finish with a Category statement and an optional reference to English Wiktionary. Here is an example, from the [[cat]] entry:- ==Noun== <nowiki>{{noun|cat|cats}}</nowiki> <nowiki># a [[domestic]] [[animal]] often kept as a [[pet]]; it has [[whisker]]s and likes to chase [[mice]]</nowiki> <nowiki>#:Our pet '''cat''' has just had kittens</nowiki> <nowiki># many different [[wild]] animals that are related to the domestic cat</nowiki> <nowiki>#:Lions and tigers are big '''cat'''s</nowiki> ===Synonyms=== <nowiki>*[[feline]]</nowiki> ===See also=== <nowiki>*[[kitten]]</nowiki> <nowiki>{{wikipedia}}</nowiki> <nowiki>[[Category:Nouns]]</nowiki> <nowiki>[[en:cat]]</nowiki> A more complicated example is at [[duck]]. 5990 2006-03-13T16:28:47Z Cromwellt 61 Added link to list of templates [[Image:Nuvola_apps_chat.png|50px|right]] <div style="text-align:center;font-size:1,7em;font-weight:bold;">[[Image:Portal.gif|<nowiki></nowiki>]] Welcome to the Community Portal!</div> {| |[[Image:Nuvola apps filetypes.png|30px]] |To ask questions go to [[Wiktionary:Simple talk]] |- |[[Image:Nuvola apps personal.png|30px]] |For information on administrators see [[Wiktionary:Administrators]] |- |[[Image:Nuvola apps kwrite.png|30px]] |If you want a word defined list it at [[Wiktionary:Requested definitions]] |- |[[Image:Nuvola mimetypes mime empty.png|30px]] |Use the [[Wiktionary:Sandbox]] to try editing pages |- |[[Image:Nuvola apps kig.png|30px]] |For a list of templates available here, see [[Wiktionary:Template messages]] |} == Standard Format == In most Wiktionaries the first line is ==language==, but in this Wiktionary '''all''' the words are in English. So start with ==part of speech==, then add the headword. If the headword is a noun, verb, or adjective, use the appropriate template (adding the appropriate forms), otherwise put it in triple quotes. Then add one or more definitions, each starting with a #. Wikify significant words by enclosing them in double square brackets. Follow each definition with one or more example sentences to show how the word is used. You may add extra sections using ===extra===. These extra sections may include usage, synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, related words and phrases, see also. Then add a <nowiki>{{wikipedia}}</nowiki> template if there is an article in our encyclopedia. Finish with a Category statement and an optional reference to English Wiktionary. Here is an example, from the [[cat]] entry:- ==Noun== <nowiki>{{noun|cat|cats}}</nowiki> <nowiki># a [[domestic]] [[animal]] often kept as a [[pet]]; it has [[whisker]]s and likes to chase [[mice]]</nowiki> <nowiki>#:Our pet '''cat''' has just had kittens</nowiki> <nowiki># many different [[wild]] animals that are related to the domestic cat</nowiki> <nowiki>#:Lions and tigers are big '''cat'''s</nowiki> ===Synonyms=== <nowiki>*[[feline]]</nowiki> ===See also=== <nowiki>*[[kitten]]</nowiki> <nowiki>{{wikipedia}}</nowiki> <nowiki>[[Category:Nouns]]</nowiki> <nowiki>[[en:cat]]</nowiki> A more complicated example is at [[duck]]. 6019 2006-03-14T21:49:04Z Gmcfoley 41 [[Image:Nuvola_apps_chat.png|50px|right]] <div style="text-align:center;font-size:1,7em;font-weight:bold;">[[Image:Portal.gif|<nowiki></nowiki>]] Welcome to the Community Portal!</div> {| |[[Image:Nuvola apps filetypes.png|30px]] |To ask questions go to [[Wiktionary:Simple talk]] |- |[[Image:Nuvola apps personal.png|30px]] |For information on administrators see [[Wiktionary:Administrators]] |- |[[Image:Nuvola apps kwrite.png|30px]] |If you want a word defined list it at [[Wiktionary:Requested definitions]] |- |[[Image:Nuvola mimetypes mime empty.png|30px]] |Use the [[Wiktionary:Sandbox|sandbox]] to try editing pages |- |[[Image:Nuvola apps kig.png|30px]] |For a list of templates available here, see [[Wiktionary:Template messages]] |} == Standard Format == In most Wiktionaries the first line is ==language==, but in this Wiktionary '''all''' the words are in English. So start with ==part of speech==, then add the headword. If the headword is a noun, verb, or adjective, use the appropriate template (adding the appropriate forms), otherwise put it in triple quotes. Then add one or more definitions, each starting with a #. Wikify significant words by enclosing them in double square brackets. Follow each definition with one or more example sentences to show how the word is used. You may add extra sections using ===extra===. These extra sections may include usage, synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, related words and phrases, see also. Then add a <nowiki>{{wikipedia}}</nowiki> template if there is an article in our encyclopedia. Finish with a Category statement and an optional reference to English Wiktionary. Here is an example, from the [[cat]] entry:- ==Noun== <nowiki>{{noun|cat|cats}}</nowiki> <nowiki># a [[domestic]] [[animal]] often kept as a [[pet]]; it has [[whisker]]s and likes to chase [[mice]]</nowiki> <nowiki>#:Our pet '''cat''' has just had kittens</nowiki> <nowiki># many different [[wild]] animals that are related to the domestic cat</nowiki> <nowiki>#:Lions and tigers are big '''cat'''s</nowiki> ===Synonyms=== <nowiki>*[[feline]]</nowiki> ===See also=== <nowiki>*[[kitten]]</nowiki> <nowiki>{{wikipedia}}</nowiki> <nowiki>[[Category:Nouns]]</nowiki> <nowiki>[[en:cat]]</nowiki> A more complicated example is at [[duck]]. 6678 2006-05-25T00:20:21Z Cromwellt 61 added link to How to edit [[Image:Nuvola_apps_chat.png|50px|right]] <div style="text-align:center;font-size:1,7em;font-weight:bold;">[[Image:Portal.gif|<nowiki></nowiki>]] Welcome to the Community Portal!</div> {| |[[Image:Nuvola apps filetypes.png|30px]] |To ask questions go to [[Wiktionary:Simple talk]] |- |[[Image:Nuvola apps personal.png|30px]] |For information on administrators see [[Wiktionary:Administrators]] |- |[[Image:Nuvola apps kwrite.png|30px]] |If you want a word defined list it at [[Wiktionary:Requested definitions]] |- |[[Image:Nuvola mimetypes mime empty.png|30px]] |Use the [[Wiktionary:Sandbox|sandbox]] to try editing pages |- |[[Image:Nuvola apps kig.png|30px]] |For a list of templates available here, see [[Wiktionary:Template messages]] |} For help editing, see [[Wiktionary:How to edit]] == Standard Format == In most Wiktionaries the first line is ==language==, but in this Wiktionary '''all''' the words are in English. So start with ==part of speech==, then add the headword. If the headword is a noun, verb, or adjective, use the appropriate template (adding the appropriate forms), otherwise put it in triple quotes. Then add one or more definitions, each starting with a #. Wikify significant words by enclosing them in double square brackets. Follow each definition with one or more example sentences to show how the word is used. You may add extra sections using ===extra===. These extra sections may include usage, synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, related words and phrases, see also. Then add a <nowiki>{{wikipedia}}</nowiki> template if there is an article in our encyclopedia. Finish with a Category statement and an optional reference to English Wiktionary. Here is an example, from the [[cat]] entry:- ==Noun== <nowiki>{{noun|cat|cats}}</nowiki> <nowiki># a [[domestic]] [[animal]] often kept as a [[pet]]; it has [[whisker]]s and likes to chase [[mice]]</nowiki> <nowiki>#:Our pet '''cat''' has just had kittens</nowiki> <nowiki># many different [[wild]] animals that are related to the domestic cat</nowiki> <nowiki>#:Lions and tigers are big '''cat'''s</nowiki> ===Synonyms=== <nowiki>*[[feline]]</nowiki> ===See also=== <nowiki>*[[kitten]]</nowiki> <nowiki>{{wikipedia}}</nowiki> <nowiki>[[Category:Nouns]]</nowiki> <nowiki>[[en:cat]]</nowiki> A more complicated example is at [[duck]]. 6806 2006-06-20T12:50:12Z Cromwellt 61 iw (en) [[Image:Nuvola_apps_chat.png|50px|right]] <div style="text-align:center;font-size:1,7em;font-weight:bold;">[[Image:Portal.gif|<nowiki></nowiki>]] Welcome to the Community Portal!</div> {| |[[Image:Nuvola apps filetypes.png|30px]] |To ask questions go to [[Wiktionary:Simple talk]] |- |[[Image:Nuvola apps personal.png|30px]] |For information on administrators see [[Wiktionary:Administrators]] |- |[[Image:Nuvola apps kwrite.png|30px]] |If you want a word defined list it at [[Wiktionary:Requested definitions]] |- |[[Image:Nuvola mimetypes mime empty.png|30px]] |Use the [[Wiktionary:Sandbox|sandbox]] to try editing pages |- |[[Image:Nuvola apps kig.png|30px]] |For a list of templates available here, see [[Wiktionary:Template messages]] |} For help editing, see [[Wiktionary:How to edit]] == Standard Format == In most Wiktionaries the first line is ==language==, but in this Wiktionary '''all''' the words are in English. So start with ==part of speech==, then add the headword. If the headword is a noun, verb, or adjective, use the appropriate template (adding the appropriate forms), otherwise put it in triple quotes. Then add one or more definitions, each starting with a #. Wikify significant words by enclosing them in double square brackets. Follow each definition with one or more example sentences to show how the word is used. You may add extra sections using ===extra===. These extra sections may include usage, synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, related words and phrases, see also. Then add a <nowiki>{{wikipedia}}</nowiki> template if there is an article in our encyclopedia. Finish with a Category statement and an optional reference to English Wiktionary. Here is an example, from the [[cat]] entry:- ==Noun== <nowiki>{{noun|cat|cats}}</nowiki> <nowiki># a [[domestic]] [[animal]] often kept as a [[pet]]; it has [[whisker]]s and likes to chase [[mice]]</nowiki> <nowiki>#:Our pet '''cat''' has just had kittens</nowiki> <nowiki># many different [[wild]] animals that are related to the domestic cat</nowiki> <nowiki>#:Lions and tigers are big '''cat'''s</nowiki> ===Synonyms=== <nowiki>*[[feline]]</nowiki> ===See also=== <nowiki>*[[kitten]]</nowiki> <nowiki>{{wikipedia}}</nowiki> <nowiki>[[Category:Nouns]]</nowiki> <nowiki>[[en:cat]]</nowiki> A more complicated example is at [[duck]]. [[en:Wiktionary:Community Portal]] 9855 2006-09-23T12:47:42Z 87.162.104.60 [[Image:Nuvola_apps_chat.png|50px|right]] <div style="text-align:center;font-size:1,7em;font-weight:bold;">[[Image:Portal.svg|36px|<nowiki></nowiki>]] Welcome to the Community Portal!</div> {| |[[Image:Nuvola apps filetypes.png|30px]] |To ask questions go to [[Wiktionary:Simple talk]] |- |[[Image:Nuvola apps personal.png|30px]] |For information on administrators see [[Wiktionary:Administrators]] |- |[[Image:Nuvola apps kwrite.png|30px]] |If you want a word defined list it at [[Wiktionary:Requested definitions]] |- |[[Image:Nuvola mimetypes mime empty.png|30px]] |Use the [[Wiktionary:Sandbox|sandbox]] to try editing pages |- |[[Image:Nuvola apps kig.png|30px]] |For a list of templates available here, see [[Wiktionary:Template messages]] |} For help editing, see [[Wiktionary:How to edit]] == Standard Format == In most Wiktionaries the first line is ==language==, but in this Wiktionary '''all''' the words are in English. So start with ==part of speech==, then add the headword. If the headword is a noun, verb, or adjective, use the appropriate template (adding the appropriate forms), otherwise put it in triple quotes. Then add one or more definitions, each starting with a #. Wikify significant words by enclosing them in double square brackets. Follow each definition with one or more example sentences to show how the word is used. You may add extra sections using ===extra===. These extra sections may include usage, synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, related words and phrases, see also. Then add a <nowiki>{{wikipedia}}</nowiki> template if there is an article in our encyclopedia. Finish with a Category statement and an optional reference to English Wiktionary. Here is an example, from the [[cat]] entry:- ==Noun== <nowiki>{{noun|cat|cats}}</nowiki> <nowiki># a [[domestic]] [[animal]] often kept as a [[pet]]; it has [[whisker]]s and likes to chase [[mice]]</nowiki> <nowiki>#:Our pet '''cat''' has just had kittens</nowiki> <nowiki># many different [[wild]] animals that are related to the domestic cat</nowiki> <nowiki>#:Lions and tigers are big '''cat'''s</nowiki> ===Synonyms=== <nowiki>*[[feline]]</nowiki> ===See also=== <nowiki>*[[kitten]]</nowiki> <nowiki>{{wikipedia}}</nowiki> <nowiki>[[Category:Nouns]]</nowiki> <nowiki>[[en:cat]]</nowiki> A more complicated example is at [[duck]]. [[en:Wiktionary:Community Portal]] 12909 2006-11-28T04:57:31Z Kappa 92 "How to format a new page " [[Image:Nuvola_apps_chat.png|50px|right]] <div style="text-align:center;font-size:1,7em;font-weight:bold;">[[Image:Portal.svg|36px|<nowiki></nowiki>]] Welcome to the Community Portal!</div> {| |[[Image:Nuvola apps filetypes.png|30px]] |To ask questions go to [[Wiktionary:Simple talk]] |- |[[Image:Nuvola apps personal.png|30px]] |For information on administrators see [[Wiktionary:Administrators]] |- |[[Image:Nuvola apps kwrite.png|30px]] |If you want a word defined list it at [[Wiktionary:Requested definitions]] |- |[[Image:Nuvola mimetypes mime empty.png|30px]] |Use the [[Wiktionary:Sandbox|sandbox]] to try editing pages |- |[[Image:Nuvola apps kig.png|30px]] |For a list of templates available here, see [[Wiktionary:Template messages]] |} For help editing, see [[Wiktionary:How to edit]] == How to format a new page == In most Wiktionaries the first line is ==language==, but in this Wiktionary '''all''' the words are in English. So start with ==part of speech==, then add the headword. If the headword is a noun, verb, or adjective, use the appropriate template (adding the appropriate forms), otherwise put it in triple quotes. Then add one or more definitions, each starting with a #. Wikify significant words by enclosing them in double square brackets. Follow each definition with one or more example sentences to show how the word is used. You may add extra sections using ===extra===. These extra sections may include usage, synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, related words and phrases, see also. Then add a <nowiki>{{wikipedia}}</nowiki> template if there is an article in our encyclopedia. Finish with a Category statement and an optional reference to English Wiktionary. Here is an example, from the [[cat]] entry:- ==Noun== <nowiki>{{noun|cat|cats}}</nowiki> <nowiki># a [[domestic]] [[animal]] often kept as a [[pet]]; it has [[whisker]]s and likes to chase [[mice]]</nowiki> <nowiki>#:Our pet '''cat''' has just had kittens</nowiki> <nowiki># many different [[wild]] animals that are related to the domestic cat</nowiki> <nowiki>#:Lions and tigers are big '''cat'''s</nowiki> ===Synonyms=== <nowiki>*[[feline]]</nowiki> ===See also=== <nowiki>*[[kitten]]</nowiki> <nowiki>{{wikipedia}}</nowiki> <nowiki>[[Category:Nouns]]</nowiki> <nowiki>[[en:cat]]</nowiki> A more complicated example is at [[duck]]. [[en:Wiktionary:Community Portal]] 1127 1202 2005-01-26T03:02:16Z Brian Merz 20 Initial entry =={{en}}== [[Category:English language]] ===Noun=== '''A''' ====Pronunciation==== Named /e&#618;/, /eI/ in the English, and most commonly /&#593;&#720;/, /A:/ in other languages. The current pronunciation is a comparatively modern sound, and has taken the place of what, till about the early part of the 17th century, was similar to that in other languages. # The first letter of the alphabet. (''See [[appendix:English alphabet]]'') 1203 2005-01-26T03:33:41Z Brian Merz 20 Added links '''A''' ==Word lists== *[http://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/BE_850 BE 850]: Basic English 850 Words *[http://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/VOA VOA]: VOA Special English ===Noun=== # The first letter of the alphabet. ==References== *[http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/A A] 1204 2005-01-26T03:45:30Z Brian Merz 20 Redirected VOA link to official site '''A''' ==Word lists== *[http://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/BE_850 BE 850]: Basic English 850 Words *[http://www1.voanews.com/specialenglish/article.cfm?objectID=3B81CAFA-6FE3-11D5-841B00508BF9712A&Title=VOA%20Special%20English%20Word%20Book%20%2D%20Complete VOA]: VOA Special English ===Noun=== # The first letter of the alphabet. ==References== *[http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/A A] 3234 2005-01-26T03:52:35Z Brian Merz 20 Synonyms from VOA Special English '''A''' ==Word lists== *[http://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/BE_850 BE 850]: Basic English 850 Words *[http://www1.voanews.com/specialenglish/article.cfm?objectID=3B81CAFA-6FE3-11D5-841B00508BF9712A&Title=VOA%20Special%20English%20Word%20Book%20%2D%20Complete VOA]: VOA Special English ===Noun=== # The first letter of the alphabet. ====Synonyms==== *one *any *each ==References== *[http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/A A] 3908 2005-08-28T08:46:56Z Jusjih 27 Category '''A''' ==Word lists== *[http://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/BE_850 BE 850]: Basic English 850 Words *[http://www1.voanews.com/specialenglish/article.cfm?objectID=3B81CAFA-6FE3-11D5-841B00508BF9712A&Title=VOA%20Special%20English%20Word%20Book%20%2D%20Complete VOA]: VOA Special English ===Noun=== # The first letter of the alphabet. ====Synonyms==== *one *any *each ==References== *[http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/A A] [[Category:Noun]] 3960 2005-10-06T05:45:33Z Jusjih 27 Interwikis '''A''' ==Word lists== *[http://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/BE_850 BE 850]: Basic English 850 Words *[http://www1.voanews.com/specialenglish/article.cfm?objectID=3B81CAFA-6FE3-11D5-841B00508BF9712A&Title=VOA%20Special%20English%20Word%20Book%20%2D%20Complete VOA]: VOA Special English ===Noun=== # The first letter of the alphabet. ====Synonyms==== *one *any *each ==References== *[http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/A A] [[Category:Noun]] [[ar:A]] [[bs:A]] [[da:A]] [[de:A]] [[el:A]] [[en:A]] [[et:A]] [[eu:A]] [[fi:A]] [[fr:A]] [[gl:A]] [[hr:A]] [[hu:a]] [[ia:A]] [[id:A]] [[ie:A]] [[io:A]] [[ja:A]] [[jv:A]] [[la:A]] [[ms:A]] [[no:A]] [[pl:a]] [[pt:A]] [[sv:A]] [[th:A]] [[ur:A]] [[zh:A]] 3972 2005-10-19T07:36:39Z 62.253.44.45 ===Noun=== '''A''' or '''a''' # The [[first]] [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. # The [[indefinite article]]; the same as [[an]] (plural is [[some]]) #:Please give me '''a''' hug ====Synonyms==== * [[one]] * [[any]] * [[each]] ===References=== *[http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/A A] [[Category:Noun]] [[ar:A]] [[bs:A]] [[da:A]] [[de:A]] [[el:A]] [[en:A]] [[et:A]] [[eu:A]] [[fi:A]] [[fr:A]] [[gl:A]] [[hr:A]] [[hu:a]] [[ia:A]] [[id:A]] [[ie:A]] [[io:A]] [[ja:A]] [[jv:A]] [[la:A]] [[ms:A]] [[no:A]] [[pl:a]] [[pt:A]] [[sv:A]] [[th:A]] [[ur:A]] [[zh:A]] 3982 2005-10-19T11:59:15Z Simpleton 38 ===Noun=== {{wiktionary}} '''A''' or '''a''' # The [[first]] [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. # The [[indefinite article]]; the same as [[an]] (plural is [[some]]) #:Please give me '''a''' hug ====Synonyms==== * [[one]] * [[any]] * [[each]] [[Category:Nouns]] [[ar:A]] [[bs:A]] [[da:A]] [[de:A]] [[el:A]] [[en:A]] [[et:A]] [[eu:A]] [[fi:A]] [[fr:A]] [[gl:A]] [[hr:A]] [[hu:a]] [[ia:A]] [[id:A]] [[ie:A]] [[io:A]] [[ja:A]] [[jv:A]] [[la:A]] [[ms:A]] [[no:A]] [[pl:a]] [[pt:A]] [[sv:A]] [[th:A]] [[ur:A]] [[zh:A]] 4027 2005-10-20T09:51:52Z Simpleton 38 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''A''' or '''a''' # The [[first]] [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: '''"a"''' comes before "b" # The [[indefinite article]]; the same as [[an]] (plural is [[some]]) #:Please give me '''a''' hug ===Words with similar meaning=== * [[one]] * [[any]] * [[each]] [[Category:Nouns]] [[ar:A]] [[bs:A]] [[da:A]] [[de:A]] [[el:A]] [[en:A]] [[et:A]] [[eu:A]] [[fi:A]] [[fr:A]] [[gl:A]] [[hr:A]] [[hu:a]] [[ia:A]] [[id:A]] [[ie:A]] [[io:A]] [[ja:A]] [[jv:A]] [[la:A]] [[ms:A]] [[no:A]] [[pl:a]] [[pt:A]] [[sv:A]] [[th:A]] [[ur:A]] [[zh:A]] 4069 2005-10-24T21:37:10Z Simpleton 38 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''A''' or '''a''' # The [[first]] [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: '''"a"''' comes before "b" ==Article== '''A''' or '''a''' # Used when the following word could be [[any]] of a certain type. #: Compare "I read '''a''' book." and "I read '''the''' book." ===Grammar=== * It is called the [[indefinite article]] ===Note=== * If the following word starts with a [[vowel]] then we use [[an]] instead. ===Words with similar meaning=== * [[one]] * [[any]] * [[each]] [[Category:Nouns]] [[Category:Articles]] [[ar:A]] [[bs:A]] [[da:A]] [[de:A]] [[el:A]] [[en:A]] [[et:A]] [[eu:A]] [[fi:A]] [[fr:A]] [[gl:A]] 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[[en:A]] [[et:A]] [[eu:A]] [[fi:A]] [[fr:A]] [[gl:A]] [[hr:A]] [[hu:a]] [[ia:A]] [[id:A]] [[ie:A]] [[io:A]] [[ja:A]] [[jv:A]] [[la:A]] [[ms:A]] [[no:A]] [[pl:a]] [[pt:A]] [[sv:A]] [[th:A]] [[ur:A]] [[zh:A]] 4606 2006-01-13T09:21:42Z H2g2bob 43 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''A''' or '''a''' # The [[first]] [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: '''"a"''' comes before "b" ==Article== '''A''' or '''a''' # Used when the following word could be [[any]] of a certain type. #: Compare "I read '''a''' book." and "I read '''the''' book." ===Grammar=== * It is called the [[indefinite article]] ===Note=== * If the following word starts with a [[vowel]] then we use [[an]] instead. ===Words with similar meaning=== * [[one]] * [[any]] * [[each]] {{alphabet}} [[Category:Nouns]] [[Category:Articles]] [[ar:A]] [[bs:A]] [[da:A]] [[de:A]] [[el:A]] [[en:A]] [[et:A]] [[eu:A]] [[fi:A]] [[fr:A]] [[gl:A]] [[hr:A]] [[hu:a]] [[ia:A]] [[id:A]] [[ie:A]] [[io:A]] [[ja:A]] [[jv:A]] [[la:A]] [[ms:A]] [[no:A]] [[pl:a]] 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Mammal 56 /* Noun */ ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''A''' or '''a''' # The [[first]] [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: '''"a"''' comes before "b" ==Article== '''A''' or '''a''' # Used when the following word could be [[any]] of a certain type. #: Compare "I read '''a''' book." and "I read '''the''' book." ===Grammar=== * It is called the [[indefinite article]] ===Note=== * If the following word starts with a [[vowel]] then we use [[an]] instead. ===Words with similar meaning=== * [[one]] * [[any]] * [[each]] {{alphabet}} [[Category:Nouns]] [[Category:Articles]] [[ar:A]] [[bs:A]] [[da:A]] [[de:A]] [[el:A]] [[en:A]] [[et:A]] [[eu:A]] [[fi:A]] [[fr:A]] [[gl:A]] [[hr:A]] [[hu:a]] [[ia:A]] [[id:A]] [[ie:A]] [[io:A]] [[ja:A]] [[jv:A]] [[la:A]] [[ms:A]] [[no:A]] [[pl:a]] [[pt:A]] [[sv:A]] [[th:A]] [[ur:A]] [[zh:A]] 4663 2006-01-15T03:02:07Z H2g2bob 43 /* Noun */ ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''A''' or '''a''' # The [[first]] [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. It is also a [[vowel]]. #: '''"a"''' comes before "b" ==Article== '''A''' or '''a''' # Used when the following word could be [[any]] of a certain type. #: Compare "I read '''a''' book." and "I read '''the''' book." ===Grammar=== * It is called the [[indefinite article]] ===Note=== * If the following word starts with a [[vowel]] then we use [[an]] instead. ===Words with similar meaning=== * [[one]] * [[any]] * [[each]] {{alphabet}} [[Category:Nouns]] [[Category:Articles]] [[ar:A]] [[bs:A]] [[da:A]] [[de:A]] [[el:A]] [[en:A]] [[et:A]] [[eu:A]] [[fi:A]] [[fr:A]] [[gl:A]] [[hr:A]] [[hu:a]] [[ia:A]] [[id:A]] [[ie:A]] [[io:A]] [[ja:A]] [[jv:A]] [[la:A]] [[ms:A]] [[no:A]] [[pl:a]] [[pt:A]] [[sv:A]] [[th:A]] [[ur:A]] [[zh:A]] 4687 2006-01-15T15:03:59Z H2g2bob 43 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''A''' or '''a''' # The [[first]] [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. It is also a [[vowel]]. #: '''"a"''' comes before "b" ===Note=== * The letter '''A a''' looks similar to the greek [[Α|Α α (alpha)]] and the cyrillic [[А|А а]] ==Article== '''A''' or '''a''' # Used when the following word could be [[any]] of a certain type. #: Compare "I read '''a''' book." and "I read '''the''' book." ===Grammar=== * It is called the [[indefinite article]] ===Note=== * If the following word starts with a [[vowel]] then we use [[an]] instead. ===Words with similar meaning=== * [[one]] * [[any]] * [[each]] {{alphabet}} [[Category:Nouns]] [[Category:Articles]] [[ar:A]] [[bs:A]] [[da:A]] [[de:A]] [[el:A]] [[en:A]] [[et:A]] [[eu:A]] [[fi:A]] [[fr:A]] [[gl:A]] [[hr:A]] [[hu:a]] [[ia:A]] [[id:A]] [[ie:A]] [[io:A]] [[ja:A]] [[jv:A]] [[la:A]] [[ms:A]] [[no:A]] [[pl:a]] [[pt:A]] [[sv:A]] [[th:A]] [[ur:A]] [[zh:A]] 4747 2006-01-27T11:42:28Z Cromwellt 61 /* Words with similar meaning */ added per ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''A''' or '''a''' # The [[first]] [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. It is also a [[vowel]]. #: '''"a"''' comes before "b" ===Note=== * The letter '''A a''' looks similar to the greek [[Α|Α α (alpha)]] and the cyrillic [[А|А а]] ==Article== '''A''' or '''a''' # Used when the following word could be [[any]] of a certain type. #: Compare "I read '''a''' book." and "I read '''the''' book." ===Grammar=== * It is called the [[indefinite article]] ===Note=== * If the following word starts with a [[vowel]] then we use [[an]] instead. ===Words with similar meaning=== * [[one]] * [[any]] * [[each]] * [[per]] {{alphabet}} [[Category:Nouns]] [[Category:Articles]] [[ar:A]] [[bs:A]] [[da:A]] [[de:A]] [[el:A]] [[en:A]] [[et:A]] [[eu:A]] [[fi:A]] [[fr:A]] [[gl:A]] [[hr:A]] [[hu:a]] [[ia:A]] [[id:A]] [[ie:A]] [[io:A]] [[ja:A]] [[jv:A]] [[la:A]] [[ms:A]] [[no:A]] [[pl:a]] [[pt:A]] [[sv:A]] [[th:A]] [[ur:A]] [[zh:A]] 5093 2006-02-23T00:59:35Z Conversion script [[A]] moved to [[a]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''A''' or '''a''' # The [[first]] [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. It is also a [[vowel]]. #: '''"a"''' comes before "b" ===Note=== * The letter '''A a''' looks similar to the greek [[Α|Α α (alpha)]] and the cyrillic [[А|А а]] ==Article== '''A''' or '''a''' # Used when the following word could be [[any]] of a certain type. #: Compare "I read '''a''' book." and "I read '''the''' book." ===Grammar=== * It is called the [[indefinite article]] ===Note=== * If the following word starts with a [[vowel]] then we use [[an]] instead. ===Words with similar meaning=== * [[one]] * [[any]] * [[each]] * [[per]] {{alphabet}} [[Category:Nouns]] [[Category:Articles]] [[ar:A]] [[bs:A]] [[da:A]] [[de:A]] [[el:A]] [[en:A]] [[et:A]] [[eu:A]] [[fi:A]] [[fr:A]] [[gl:A]] [[hr:A]] [[hu:a]] [[ia:A]] [[id:A]] [[ie:A]] [[io:A]] [[ja:A]] [[jv:A]] [[la:A]] [[ms:A]] [[no:A]] [[pl:a]] [[pt:A]] [[sv:A]] [[th:A]] [[ur:A]] [[zh:A]] 5813 2006-03-12T22:17:25Z Cromwellt 61 minor technical change ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''A''' or '''a''' # The [[first]] [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. It is also a [[vowel]]. #: '''"a"''' comes before "b" ===Note=== * The letter '''A a''' looks similar to the greek [[Α|Α α (alpha)]] and the cyrillic [[А|А а]] ==Article== '''A''' or '''a''' # Used when the following word could be [[any]] of a certain type. #: Compare "I read '''a''' book." and "I read '''the''' book." ===Grammar=== * It is called the [[indefinite article]] ===Note=== * If the following word starts with a [[vowel]] sound then we use [[an]] instead. ===Words with similar meaning=== * [[one]] * [[any]] * [[each]] * [[per]] {{alphabet}} [[Category:Nouns]] [[Category:Articles]] [[ar:A]] [[bs:A]] [[da:A]] [[de:A]] [[el:A]] [[en:A]] [[et:A]] [[eu:A]] [[fi:A]] [[fr:A]] [[gl:A]] [[hr:A]] [[hu:a]] [[ia:A]] [[id:A]] [[ie:A]] [[io:A]] [[ja:A]] [[jv:A]] [[la:A]] [[ms:A]] [[no:A]] [[pl:a]] [[pt:A]] [[sv:A]] [[th:A]] [[ur:A]] [[zh:A]] 7219 2006-07-16T02:55:10Z Brett 77 /* Article */ ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''A''' or '''a''' # The [[first]] [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. It is also a [[vowel]]. #: '''"a"''' comes before "b" ===Note=== * The letter '''A a''' looks similar to the greek [[Α|Α α (alpha)]] and the cyrillic [[А|А а]] ==Determiner== {{determiner}} '''A''' or '''a''' # Used when the following word could be [[any]] of a certain type. #: Compare "I read '''a''' book." and "I read '''the''' book." ===Grammar=== * It is called the [[indefinite article]] ===Note=== * If the following word starts with a [[vowel]] sound then we use [[an]] instead. ===Words with similar meaning=== * [[one]] * [[any]] * [[each]] * [[per]] {{alphabet}} [[Category:Nouns]] [[Category:Articles]] [[ar:A]] [[bs:A]] [[da:A]] [[de:A]] [[el:A]] [[en:A]] [[et:A]] [[eu:A]] [[fi:A]] [[fr:A]] [[gl:A]] [[hr:A]] [[hu:a]] [[ia:A]] [[id:A]] [[ie:A]] [[io:A]] [[ja:A]] [[jv:A]] [[la:A]] [[ms:A]] [[no:A]] [[pl:a]] [[pt:A]] [[sv:A]] [[th:A]] [[ur:A]] [[zh:A]] 7365 2006-07-18T21:58:33Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: am, an, ca, cs, cy, es, it, ko, ku, nl, ru, scn, sk, sl, sq, st, ta, tl, tr, vo, zh-min-nan Removing: la, pt, ur Modifying: ar, bs, da, de, el, en, et, eu, fi, fr, gl, hr, ia, id, ie, io, ja, jv, ms, no, sv, th, zh ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''A''' or '''a''' # The [[first]] [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. It is also a [[vowel]]. #: '''"a"''' comes before "b" ===Note=== * The letter '''A a''' looks similar to the greek [[Α|Α α (alpha)]] and the cyrillic [[А|А а]] ==Determiner== {{determiner}} '''A''' or '''a''' # Used when the following word could be [[any]] of a certain type. #: Compare "I read '''a''' book." and "I read '''the''' book." ===Grammar=== * It is called the [[indefinite article]] ===Note=== * If the following word starts with a [[vowel]] sound then we use [[an]] instead. ===Words with similar meaning=== * [[one]] * [[any]] * [[each]] * [[per]] {{alphabet}} [[Category:Nouns]] [[Category:Articles]] [[am:a]] [[ar:a]] [[an:a]] [[zh-min-nan:a]] [[bs:a]] [[ca:a]] [[cs:a]] [[cy:a]] [[da:a]] [[de:a]] [[et:a]] [[el:a]] [[en:a]] [[es:a]] [[eu:a]] [[fr:a]] [[gl:a]] [[ko:a]] [[hr:a]] [[io:a]] [[id:a]] [[ia:a]] [[ie:a]] [[it:a]] [[jv:a]] [[ku:a]] [[hu:a]] [[ms:a]] [[nl:a]] [[ja:a]] [[no:a]] [[pl:a]] [[ru:a]] [[st:a]] [[sq:a]] [[scn:a]] [[sk:a]] [[sl:a]] [[fi:a]] [[sv:a]] [[tl:a]] [[ta:a]] [[th:a]] [[tr:a]] [[vo:a]] [[zh:a]] 8607 2006-08-13T19:12:37Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: csb ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''A''' or '''a''' # The [[first]] [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. It is also a [[vowel]]. #: '''"a"''' comes before "b" ===Note=== * The letter '''A a''' looks similar to the greek [[Α|Α α (alpha)]] and the cyrillic [[А|А а]] ==Determiner== {{determiner}} '''A''' or '''a''' # Used when the following word could be [[any]] of a certain type. #: Compare "I read '''a''' book." and "I read '''the''' book." ===Grammar=== * It is called the [[indefinite article]] ===Note=== * If the following word starts with a [[vowel]] sound then we use [[an]] instead. ===Words with similar meaning=== * [[one]] * [[any]] * [[each]] * [[per]] {{alphabet}} [[Category:Nouns]] [[Category:Articles]] [[am:a]] [[ar:a]] [[an:a]] [[zh-min-nan:a]] [[bs:a]] [[ca:a]] [[cs:a]] [[cy:a]] [[da:a]] [[de:a]] [[et:a]] [[el:a]] [[en:a]] [[es:a]] [[eu:a]] [[fr:a]] [[gl:a]] [[ko:a]] [[hr:a]] [[io:a]] [[id:a]] [[ia:a]] [[ie:a]] [[it:a]] [[jv:a]] [[csb:a]] [[ku:a]] [[hu:a]] [[ms:a]] [[nl:a]] [[ja:a]] [[no:a]] [[pl:a]] [[ru:a]] [[st:a]] [[sq:a]] [[scn:a]] [[sk:a]] [[sl:a]] [[fi:a]] [[sv:a]] [[tl:a]] [[ta:a]] [[th:a]] [[tr:a]] [[vo:a]] [[zh:a]] 10411 2006-10-06T09:23:52Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ur:a]] Removing: [[eu:a]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''A''' or '''a''' # The [[first]] [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. It is also a [[vowel]]. #: '''"a"''' comes before "b" ===Note=== * The letter '''A a''' looks similar to the greek [[Α|Α α (alpha)]] and the cyrillic [[А|А а]] ==Determiner== {{determiner}} '''A''' or '''a''' # Used when the following word could be [[any]] of a certain type. #: Compare "I read '''a''' book." and "I read '''the''' book." ===Grammar=== * It is called the [[indefinite article]] ===Note=== * If the following word starts with a [[vowel]] sound then we use [[an]] instead. ===Words with similar meaning=== * [[one]] * [[any]] * [[each]] * [[per]] {{alphabet}} [[Category:Nouns]] [[Category:Articles]] [[am:a]] [[ar:a]] [[an:a]] [[zh-min-nan:a]] [[bs:a]] [[ca:a]] [[cs:a]] [[cy:a]] [[da:a]] [[de:a]] [[et:a]] [[el:a]] [[en:a]] [[es:a]] [[fr:a]] [[gl:a]] [[ko:a]] [[hr:a]] [[io:a]] [[id:a]] [[ia:a]] [[ie:a]] [[it:a]] [[jv:a]] [[csb:a]] [[ku:a]] [[hu:a]] [[ms:a]] [[nl:a]] [[ja:a]] [[no:a]] [[pl:a]] [[ru:a]] [[st:a]] [[sq:a]] [[scn:a]] [[sk:a]] [[sl:a]] [[fi:a]] [[sv:a]] [[tl:a]] [[ta:a]] [[th:a]] [[tr:a]] [[ur:a]] [[vo:a]] [[zh:a]] 10494 2006-10-07T22:08:05Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[vi:a]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''A''' or '''a''' # The [[first]] [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. It is also a [[vowel]]. #: '''"a"''' comes before "b" ===Note=== * The letter '''A a''' looks similar to the greek [[Α|Α α (alpha)]] and the cyrillic [[А|А а]] ==Determiner== {{determiner}} '''A''' or '''a''' # Used when the following word could be [[any]] of a certain type. #: Compare "I read '''a''' book." and "I read '''the''' book." ===Grammar=== * It is called the [[indefinite article]] ===Note=== * If the following word starts with a [[vowel]] sound then we use [[an]] instead. ===Words with similar meaning=== * [[one]] * [[any]] * [[each]] * [[per]] {{alphabet}} [[Category:Nouns]] [[Category:Articles]] [[am:a]] [[ar:a]] [[an:a]] [[zh-min-nan:a]] [[bs:a]] [[ca:a]] [[cs:a]] [[cy:a]] [[da:a]] [[de:a]] [[et:a]] [[el:a]] [[en:a]] [[es:a]] [[fr:a]] [[gl:a]] [[ko:a]] [[hr:a]] [[io:a]] [[id:a]] [[ia:a]] [[ie:a]] [[it:a]] [[jv:a]] [[csb:a]] [[ku:a]] [[hu:a]] [[ms:a]] [[nl:a]] [[ja:a]] [[no:a]] [[pl:a]] [[ru:a]] [[st:a]] [[sq:a]] [[scn:a]] [[sk:a]] [[sl:a]] [[fi:a]] [[sv:a]] [[tl:a]] [[ta:a]] [[th:a]] [[vi:a]] [[tr:a]] [[ur:a]] [[vo:a]] [[zh:a]] 11147 2006-10-16T21:35:00Z PullToOpen 119 {{BE850}} {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''A''' or '''a''' # The [[first]] [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. It is also a [[vowel]]. #: '''"a"''' comes before "b" ===Note=== * The letter '''A a''' looks similar to the greek [[Α|Α α (alpha)]] and the cyrillic [[А|А а]] ==Determiner== {{determiner}} '''A''' or '''a''' # Used when the following word could be [[any]] of a certain type. #: Compare "I read '''a''' book." and "I read '''the''' book." ===Grammar=== * It is called the [[indefinite article]] ===Note=== * If the following word starts with a [[vowel]] sound then we use [[an]] instead. ===Words with similar meaning=== * [[one]] * [[any]] * [[each]] * [[per]] {{alphabet}} [[Category:Nouns]] [[Category:Articles]] [[am:a]] [[ar:a]] [[an:a]] [[zh-min-nan:a]] [[bs:a]] [[ca:a]] [[cs:a]] [[cy:a]] [[da:a]] [[de:a]] [[et:a]] [[el:a]] [[en:a]] [[es:a]] [[fr:a]] [[gl:a]] [[ko:a]] [[hr:a]] [[io:a]] [[id:a]] [[ia:a]] [[ie:a]] [[it:a]] [[jv:a]] [[csb:a]] [[ku:a]] [[hu:a]] [[ms:a]] [[nl:a]] [[ja:a]] [[no:a]] [[pl:a]] [[ru:a]] [[st:a]] [[sq:a]] [[scn:a]] [[sk:a]] [[sl:a]] [[fi:a]] [[sv:a]] [[tl:a]] [[ta:a]] [[th:a]] [[vi:a]] [[tr:a]] [[ur:a]] [[vo:a]] [[zh:a]] 12968 2006-11-29T04:25:03Z Coppertwig 139 /* Determiner */ changed words {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''A''' or '''a''' # The [[first]] [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. It is also a [[vowel]]. #: '''"a"''' comes before "b" ===Note=== * The letter '''A a''' looks similar to the greek [[Α|Α α (alpha)]] and the cyrillic [[А|А а]] ==Determiner== {{determiner}} '''A''' or '''a''' # Used when the following word could be [[any]] of a certain type. #: Compare "'''A''' book I saw on the shelf" and "'''The''' book I gave you yesterday". ===Grammar=== * It is called the [[indefinite article]] ===Note=== * If the following word starts with a [[vowel]] sound then we use [[an]] instead. ===Words with similar meaning=== * [[one]] * [[any]] * [[each]] * [[per]] {{alphabet}} [[Category:Nouns]] [[Category:Articles]] [[am:a]] [[ar:a]] [[an:a]] [[zh-min-nan:a]] [[bs:a]] [[ca:a]] [[cs:a]] [[cy:a]] [[da:a]] [[de:a]] [[et:a]] [[el:a]] [[en:a]] [[es:a]] [[fr:a]] [[gl:a]] [[ko:a]] [[hr:a]] [[io:a]] [[id:a]] [[ia:a]] [[ie:a]] [[it:a]] [[jv:a]] [[csb:a]] [[ku:a]] [[hu:a]] [[ms:a]] [[nl:a]] [[ja:a]] [[no:a]] [[pl:a]] [[ru:a]] [[st:a]] [[sq:a]] [[scn:a]] [[sk:a]] [[sl:a]] [[fi:a]] [[sv:a]] [[tl:a]] [[ta:a]] [[th:a]] [[vi:a]] [[tr:a]] [[ur:a]] [[vo:a]] [[zh:a]] 13585 2006-12-10T21:14:13Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[pt:a]] {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''A''' or '''a''' # The [[first]] [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. It is also a [[vowel]]. #: '''"a"''' comes before "b" ===Note=== * The letter '''A a''' looks similar to the greek [[Α|Α α (alpha)]] and the cyrillic [[А|А а]] ==Determiner== {{determiner}} '''A''' or '''a''' # Used when the following word could be [[any]] of a certain type. #: Compare "'''A''' book I saw on the shelf" and "'''The''' book I gave you yesterday". ===Grammar=== * It is called the [[indefinite article]] ===Note=== * If the following word starts with a [[vowel]] sound then we use [[an]] instead. ===Words with similar meaning=== * [[one]] * [[any]] * [[each]] * [[per]] {{alphabet}} [[Category:Nouns]] [[Category:Articles]] [[am:a]] [[ar:a]] [[an:a]] [[zh-min-nan:a]] [[bs:a]] [[ca:a]] [[cs:a]] [[cy:a]] [[da:a]] [[de:a]] [[et:a]] [[el:a]] [[en:a]] [[es:a]] [[fr:a]] [[gl:a]] [[ko:a]] [[hr:a]] [[io:a]] [[id:a]] [[ia:a]] [[ie:a]] [[it:a]] [[jv:a]] [[csb:a]] [[ku:a]] [[hu:a]] [[ms:a]] [[nl:a]] [[ja:a]] [[no:a]] [[pl:a]] [[pt:a]] [[ru:a]] [[st:a]] [[sq:a]] [[scn:a]] [[sk:a]] [[sl:a]] [[fi:a]] [[sv:a]] [[tl:a]] [[ta:a]] [[th:a]] [[vi:a]] [[tr:a]] [[ur:a]] [[vo:a]] [[zh:a]] 1128 3235 2005-01-26T04:08:13Z Brian Merz 20 Proposed template This should be a simplified form of http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Wiktionary:Entry_layout_explained such as: <pre> Word lists -> If the word is part of Basic English 850 or expanded Basic English or VOA Special English Noun -> Spelling example -> Text of first English noun definition. -> Text of second English noun definition. -> Usage example. Verb -> Spelling example -> Text of first English verb definition. -> Usage example. 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[http://chrysalis1.info/index998.html index998.html] [http://chrysalis1.info/index999.html index999.html] 12801 2006-11-27T02:23:23Z Brett 77 Reverted edits by [[Special:Contributions/195.189.209.67|195.189.209.67]] ([[User_talk:195.189.209.67|Talk]]); changed back to last version by [[User:Gmcfoley|Gmcfoley]] *If you have questions, please ask at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk|simple talk]]. *For help on navigation in Simple English Wiktionary, see [[Wiktionary:Navigation|navigation]]. *If you want an entry that does not exist, request it at [[Wiktionary:Requested definitions|requested definitions]]. *For an explanation of how to edit and new entry formatting see [[Wiktionary:How to edit|how to edit]] or the more technical [[Wiktionary:Entry layout explained|entry layout explained]]. ==Deletion of pages== Only an [[Wiktionary:Administrators|administrator]] can delete a page. <br /> If you think an administrator should delete a page, type <nowiki>{{delete}}</nowiki> at the top of the page. == Signing your comments == When you leave a message on a talk page, or other discussion page it is important to remember to always sign your comments. Singing your comment lets people know who wrote what, it also automatically adds the current date and time so people know when the comment was made. === How to sign a comment === To sign a comment just type <nowiki>~~~~</nowiki> at the end. Instead of typing <nowiki>~~~~</nowiki> you can instead press the signature button above the edit box. It is the second from the right. Here is an example with the <nowiki>~~~~</nowiki> shown in red: Thanks for your help, Jim. <span style="color:red;"><nowiki>~~~~</nowiki></span> When you save the page, the <nowiki>~~~~</nowiki> will automatically change to show you username if you have one, or your IP address if you don't as well as the current date and time. This is what the above example might look like. <div style="border:solid 1px #aaa; background-color:#efefef; padding:1em;">Thanks for your help, Jim. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:50, 4 August 2006 (UTC) (BST)</div> === Forging Signatures === It is possible for people to forge a person’s signature, by typing out the username and time by hand. However your ''real'' username or IP address will still be recorded in the page history which can be checked by anyone at any time. People who forge signatures may be blocked from editing by any [[Wiktionary:Administrators|admin]]. 12908 2006-11-28T04:56:51Z Kappa 92 cut out some things, and change others *If you have questions, please ask at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk|simple talk]]. *If you want an entry that does not exist, ask for it at [[Wiktionary:Requested definitions|requested definitions]]. *To learn how to edit pages and how to format a new page, see [[Wiktionary:How to edit|how to edit]] or the more complicated [[Wiktionary:Entry layout explained|entry layout explained]]. ==Deleting pages== Only an [[Wiktionary:Administrators|administrator]] can delete (remove) a page. <br /> If you think an administrator should delete a page, type <nowiki>{{delete}}</nowiki> at the top of the page. == Signing your comments == When you leave a message on a talk page, or other discussion page it is important to remember to always sign your comments. 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[[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:50, 4 August 2006 (UTC) (BST)</div> [[en:Help:Contents]] 1130 3237 2005-01-26T16:28:30Z Saintswithin 21 I'm English and live in Germany where I often speak Simple English! [http://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Saintswithin see also Simple English Wikipedia] 1131 3238 2005-01-27T07:59:23Z Saintswithin 21 ==Adjective== 1. Easy to do; easy to understand :''Baking this cake is very simple'' :''It's a simple book for learners'' 2. Basic; not complicated :''She was poor and had a simple dress'' :''Their plan was very simple'' 3. Not intelligent (we sometimes use this in a bad way) :''He isn't a bad boy, he's just a little simple'' :''That man doesn't understand anything, is he simple?'' 4. In grammar, we use "simple" for tenses which need only one verb: :''"I go" is the Present Simple; "I'm going" is the Present Progressive'' ==Synonyms== *easy *basic *plain *childish *unintelligent *uncomplicated ==Antonyms (opposites)== *complicated *complex *difficult *sophisticated *intelligent *artful 4013 2005-10-19T16:49:06Z Simpleton 38 add {{Wiktionary}} and Category ==Adjective== {{wiktionary}} '''simple''' # Easy to do; easy to understand #:''Baking this cake is very simple'' #:''It's a simple book for learners'' # Basic; not complicated #:''She was poor and had a simple dress'' #:''Their plan was very simple'' # Not intelligent (we sometimes use this in a bad way) #:''He isn't a bad boy, he's just a little simple'' #:''That man doesn't understand anything, is he simple?'' # In grammar, we use "simple" for tenses which need only one verb: #:''"I go" is the Present Simple; "I'm going" is the Present Progressive'' ==Synonyms== *[[easy]] *[[basic]] *[[plain]] *[[childish]] *[[unintelligent]] *[[uncomplicated]] ==Antonyms== *[[complicated]] *[[complex]] *[[difficult]] *[[sophisticated]] *[[intelligent]] *[[artful]] [[category:Adjectives]] 4047 2005-10-20T10:34:37Z Simpleton 38 ==Adjective== {{wiktionary}} '''simple''' # [[Easy]] to do; easy to understand #:''Baking this cake is very '''simple'''.'' #:''It's a ''simple'' book for learners'' # [[Basic]]; not [[complicated]] #:''She was poor and had a '''simple''' dress'' #:''Their plan was very '''simple'''' # Not [[intelligent]] (we sometimes use this in a bad way) #:''He isn't a bad boy, he's just a little '''simple'''' # In grammar, we use "simple" for tenses which need only one verb: #:''"I go" is the Present Simple; "I'm going" is the Present Progressive'' ===Words with similar meaning=== *[[easy]] *[[basic]] *[[plain]] *[[childish]] *[[unintelligent]] *[[uncomplicated]] ===Words with an opposite meaning=== *[[complicated]] *[[complex]] *[[difficult]] *[[sophisticated]] *[[intelligent]] *[[artful]] [[category:Adjectives]] 5355 2006-02-23T00:59:40Z Conversion script [[Simple]] moved to [[simple]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Adjective== {{wiktionary}} '''simple''' # [[Easy]] to do; easy to understand #:''Baking this cake is very '''simple'''.'' #:''It's a ''simple'' book for learners'' # [[Basic]]; not [[complicated]] #:''She was poor and had a '''simple''' dress'' #:''Their plan was very '''simple'''' # Not [[intelligent]] (we sometimes use this in a bad way) #:''He isn't a bad boy, he's just a little '''simple'''' # In grammar, we use "simple" for tenses which need only one verb: #:''"I go" is the Present Simple; "I'm going" is the Present Progressive'' ===Words with similar meaning=== *[[easy]] *[[basic]] *[[plain]] *[[childish]] *[[unintelligent]] *[[uncomplicated]] ===Words with an opposite meaning=== *[[complicated]] *[[complex]] *[[difficult]] *[[sophisticated]] *[[intelligent]] *[[artful]] [[category:Adjectives]] 5858 2006-03-13T04:44:27Z Cromwellt 61 added templates, etc. {{wotd|2006|03|08}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|simple|simpler|simplest}} # [[Easy]] to do; easy to understand #:''Baking this cake is very '''simple'''.'' #:''It's a ''simple'' book for learners'' # [[Basic]]; not [[complicated]] #:''She was poor and had a '''simple''' dress'' #:''Their plan was very '''simple'''' # Not [[intelligent]] (we sometimes use this in a bad way) #:''He isn't a bad boy, he's just a little '''simple'''' # In grammar, we use "simple" for tenses which need only one verb: #:''"I go" is the Present Simple; "I'm going" is the Present Progressive'' ===Synonyms=== *[[easy]] *[[basic]] *[[plain]] *[[unintelligent]] *[[uncomplicated]] ===Antonyms=== *[[complicated]] *[[complex]] *[[difficult]] *[[sophisticated]] *[[intelligent]] *[[artful]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[simplex]] [[en:simple]] 7116 2006-07-08T00:06:18Z 85.55.169.24 + interwikis {{wotd|2006|03|08}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|simple|simpler|simplest}} # [[Easy]] to do; easy to understand #:''Baking this cake is very '''simple'''.'' #:''It's a ''simple'' book for learners'' # [[Basic]]; not [[complicated]] #:''She was poor and had a '''simple''' dress'' #:''Their plan was very '''simple'''' # Not [[intelligent]] (we sometimes use this in a bad way) #:''He isn't a bad boy, he's just a little '''simple'''' # In grammar, we use "simple" for tenses which need only one verb: #:''"I go" is the Present Simple; "I'm going" is the Present Progressive'' ===Synonyms=== *[[easy]] *[[basic]] *[[plain]] *[[unintelligent]] *[[uncomplicated]] ===Antonyms=== *[[complicated]] *[[complex]] *[[difficult]] *[[sophisticated]] *[[intelligent]] *[[artful]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[simplex]] [[ang:simple]] [[en:simple]] [[et:simple]] [[fa:simple]] [[fr:simple]] [[ko:simple]] [[io:simple]] [[it:simple]] [[hu:simple]] [[pl:simple]] [[pt:simple]] [[fi:simple]] [[zh:simple]] 7117 2006-07-08T00:27:09Z 85.55.169.24 {{wotd|2006|03|08}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|simple|simpler|simplest}} # [[Easy]] to do; easy to understand #:''Baking this cake is very '''simple'''.'' #:''It's a ''simple'' book for learners'' # [[basic|Basic]]; not [[complicated]] #:''She was poor and had a '''simple''' dress'' #:''Their plan was very '''simple'''' # Not [[intelligent]] (we sometimes use this in a bad way) #:''He isn't a bad boy, he's just a little '''simple'''' # In grammar, we use "simple" for tenses which need only one verb: #:''"I go" is the Present Simple; "I'm going" is the Present Progressive'' ===Synonyms=== *[[easy]] *[[basic]] *[[plain]] *[[unintelligent]] *[[uncomplicated]] ===Antonyms=== *[[complicated]] *[[complex]] *[[difficult]] *[[sophisticated]] *[[intelligent]] *[[artful]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[simplex]] [[ang:simple]] [[en:simple]] [[es:simple]] [[et:simple]] [[fa:simple]] [[fr:simple]] [[ko:simple]] [[io:simple]] [[it:simple]] [[hu:simple]] [[pl:simple]] [[pt:simple]] [[fi:simple]] [[zh:simple]] 7705 2006-07-19T11:06:20Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi {{wotd|2006|03|08}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|simple|simpler|simplest}} # [[Easy]] to do; easy to understand #:''Baking this cake is very '''simple'''.'' #:''It's a ''simple'' book for learners'' # [[basic|Basic]]; not [[complicated]] #:''She was poor and had a '''simple''' dress'' #:''Their plan was very '''simple'''' # Not [[intelligent]] (we sometimes use this in a bad way) #:''He isn't a bad boy, he's just a little '''simple'''' # In grammar, we use "simple" for tenses which need only one verb: #:''"I go" is the Present Simple; "I'm going" is the Present Progressive'' ===Synonyms=== *[[easy]] *[[basic]] *[[plain]] *[[unintelligent]] *[[uncomplicated]] ===Antonyms=== *[[complicated]] *[[complex]] *[[difficult]] *[[sophisticated]] *[[intelligent]] *[[artful]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[simplex]] [[ang:simple]] [[et:simple]] [[en:simple]] [[es:simple]] [[fa:simple]] [[fr:simple]] [[ko:simple]] [[io:simple]] [[it:simple]] [[hu:simple]] [[pl:simple]] [[pt:simple]] [[fi:simple]] [[vi:simple]] [[zh:simple]] 9774 2006-09-10T14:39:27Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ta {{wotd|2006|03|08}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|simple|simpler|simplest}} # [[Easy]] to do; easy to understand #:''Baking this cake is very '''simple'''.'' #:''It's a ''simple'' book for learners'' # [[basic|Basic]]; not [[complicated]] #:''She was poor and had a '''simple''' dress'' #:''Their plan was very '''simple'''' # Not [[intelligent]] (we sometimes use this in a bad way) #:''He isn't a bad boy, he's just a little '''simple'''' # In grammar, we use "simple" for tenses which need only one verb: #:''"I go" is the Present Simple; "I'm going" is the Present Progressive'' ===Synonyms=== *[[easy]] *[[basic]] *[[plain]] *[[unintelligent]] *[[uncomplicated]] ===Antonyms=== *[[complicated]] *[[complex]] *[[difficult]] *[[sophisticated]] *[[intelligent]] *[[artful]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[simplex]] [[ang:simple]] [[et:simple]] [[en:simple]] [[es:simple]] [[fa:simple]] [[fr:simple]] [[ko:simple]] [[io:simple]] [[it:simple]] [[hu:simple]] [[pl:simple]] [[pt:simple]] [[fi:simple]] [[ta:simple]] [[vi:simple]] [[zh:simple]] 9847 2006-09-13T21:06:58Z Can't sleep, clown will eat me 110 corrected italics {{wotd|2006|03|08}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|simple|simpler|simplest}} # [[Easy]] to do; easy to understand #:''Baking this cake is very '''simple'''.'' #:''It's a ''simple'' book for learners'' # [[basic|Basic]]; not [[complicated]] #:''She was poor and had a '''simple''' dress'' #:''Their plan was very '''simple''''' # Not [[intelligent]] (we sometimes use this in a bad way) #:''He isn't a bad boy, he's just a little '''simple''''' # In grammar, we use "simple" for tenses which need only one verb: #:''"I go" is the Present Simple; "I'm going" is the Present Progressive'' ===Synonyms=== *[[easy]] *[[basic]] *[[plain]] *[[unintelligent]] *[[uncomplicated]] ===Antonyms=== *[[complicated]] *[[complex]] *[[difficult]] *[[sophisticated]] *[[intelligent]] *[[artful]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[simplex]] [[ang:simple]] [[et:simple]] [[en:simple]] [[es:simple]] [[fa:simple]] [[fr:simple]] [[ko:simple]] [[io:simple]] [[it:simple]] [[hu:simple]] [[pl:simple]] [[pt:simple]] [[fi:simple]] [[ta:simple]] [[vi:simple]] [[zh:simple]] 9851 2006-09-18T12:11:34Z Brett 77 /* Adjective */ {{wotd|2006|03|08}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|simple|simpler|simplest}} # [[Easy]] to do; easy to understand #:''Baking this cake is very '''simple'''.'' #:''It's a '''simple''' book for learners'' # [[basic|Basic]]; not [[complicated]] #:''She was poor and had a '''simple''' dress'' #:''Their plan was very '''simple''''' # Not [[intelligent]] (we sometimes use this in a bad way) #:''He isn't a bad boy, he's just a little '''simple''''' # In grammar, the '''simple''' [[aspect]] is used when the speaker sees the situation as [[complete]] (compare [[progressive]] aspect). #:''"I run" is the present '''simple'''; "I'm running" is the present progressive'' ===Synonyms=== *[[easy]] *[[basic]] *[[plain]] *[[unintelligent]] *[[uncomplicated]] ===Antonyms=== *[[complicated]] *[[complex]] *[[difficult]] *[[sophisticated]] *[[intelligent]] *[[artful]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[simplex]] [[ang:simple]] [[et:simple]] [[en:simple]] [[es:simple]] [[fa:simple]] [[fr:simple]] [[ko:simple]] [[io:simple]] [[it:simple]] [[hu:simple]] [[pl:simple]] [[pt:simple]] [[fi:simple]] [[ta:simple]] [[vi:simple]] [[zh:simple]] 10870 2006-10-11T22:15:02Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[uk:simple]] {{wotd|2006|03|08}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|simple|simpler|simplest}} # [[Easy]] to do; easy to understand #:''Baking this cake is very '''simple'''.'' #:''It's a '''simple''' book for learners'' # [[basic|Basic]]; not [[complicated]] #:''She was poor and had a '''simple''' dress'' #:''Their plan was very '''simple''''' # Not [[intelligent]] (we sometimes use this in a bad way) #:''He isn't a bad boy, he's just a little '''simple''''' # In grammar, the '''simple''' [[aspect]] is used when the speaker sees the situation as [[complete]] (compare [[progressive]] aspect). #:''"I run" is the present '''simple'''; "I'm running" is the present progressive'' ===Synonyms=== *[[easy]] *[[basic]] *[[plain]] *[[unintelligent]] *[[uncomplicated]] ===Antonyms=== *[[complicated]] *[[complex]] *[[difficult]] *[[sophisticated]] *[[intelligent]] *[[artful]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[simplex]] [[ang:simple]] [[et:simple]] [[en:simple]] [[es:simple]] [[fa:simple]] [[fr:simple]] [[ko:simple]] [[io:simple]] [[it:simple]] [[hu:simple]] [[pl:simple]] [[pt:simple]] [[fi:simple]] [[ta:simple]] [[vi:simple]] [[uk:simple]] [[zh:simple]] 11672 2006-10-31T07:46:11Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:simple]], [[ru:simple]] {{wotd|2006|03|08}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|simple|simpler|simplest}} # [[Easy]] to do; easy to understand #:''Baking this cake is very '''simple'''.'' #:''It's a '''simple''' book for learners'' # [[basic|Basic]]; not [[complicated]] #:''She was poor and had a '''simple''' dress'' #:''Their plan was very '''simple''''' # Not [[intelligent]] (we sometimes use this in a bad way) #:''He isn't a bad boy, he's just a little '''simple''''' # In grammar, the '''simple''' [[aspect]] is used when the speaker sees the situation as [[complete]] (compare [[progressive]] aspect). #:''"I run" is the present '''simple'''; "I'm running" is the present progressive'' ===Synonyms=== *[[easy]] *[[basic]] *[[plain]] *[[unintelligent]] *[[uncomplicated]] ===Antonyms=== *[[complicated]] *[[complex]] *[[difficult]] *[[sophisticated]] *[[intelligent]] *[[artful]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[simplex]] [[ang:simple]] [[et:simple]] [[en:simple]] [[es:simple]] [[fa:simple]] [[fr:simple]] [[ko:simple]] [[io:simple]] [[it:simple]] [[kk:simple]] [[hu:simple]] [[pl:simple]] [[pt:simple]] [[ru:simple]] [[fi:simple]] [[ta:simple]] [[vi:simple]] [[uk:simple]] [[zh:simple]] 1132 3239 2005-01-27T08:13:56Z Saintswithin 21 ==Noun== 1. One part of a language; it has a meaning and we can write it :''There are 5,000 words in my dictionary'' :''What's the English word for "dictionnaire"?'' :''She never said another word to him'' :''Don't say a word'' [=anything] ''about this to Mary'' 2. A short conversation :''Can I have a word with you, John?'' 3. A promise :''She gave him her word that she would pay him the money on Tuesday'' :''You have my word for it that the work will be finished before the weekend'' 4. A piece of news :''Send word to John that Mary is here'' :''The word is that Mary stole some money from John'' 5. When we speak about the Bible, we sometimes call it the Word 3877 2005-08-18T17:16:08Z 65.79.12.208 ==Noun== 1. One part of a language; it has a meaning and we can write it :''There are 5,000 words in my dictionary'' :''What's the English word for "dictionnaire"?'' :''She never said another word to him'' :''Don't say a word'' [=anything] ''about this to Mary'' 2. A short conversation :''Can I have a word with you, John?'' :"Mr. Gambini, a word with you, please?" 3. A promise :''She gave him her word that she would pay him the money on Tuesday'' :''You have my word for it that the work will be finished before the weekend'' 4. A piece of news :''Send word to John that Mary is here'' :''The word is that Mary stole some money from John'' 5. When we speak about the Bible, we sometimes call it the Word 3878 2005-08-18T17:17:39Z 65.79.12.208 ==Noun== 1. One part of a language; it has a meaning and we can write it :''There are 5,000 words in my dictionary'' :''What's the English word for "dictionnaire"?'' :''She never said another word to him'' :''Don't say a word'' [=anything] ''about this to Mary'' 2. A short conversation :''Can I have a word with you, John?'' :''Mr. Gambini, a word with you, please?'' 3. A promise :''She gave him her word that she would pay him the money on Tuesday'' :''You have my word for it that the work will be finished before the weekend'' 4. A piece of news :''Send word to John that Mary is here'' :''The word is that Mary stole some money from John'' 5. When we speak about the Bible, we sometimes call it the Word 4017 2005-10-19T18:58:01Z Simpleton 38 add {{Wiktionary}} and Category ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''word''' # One part of a [[language]]; it has one or more [[letter]]s; it has a [[meaning]] and we can write it #:''There are 5,000 words in my dictionary'' #:''What's the English word for "dictionnaire"?'' #:''She never said another word to him'' #:''Don't say a word'' [=anything] ''about this to Mary'' # A short [[conversation]] #:''Can I have a word with you, John?'' #:''Mr. Gambini, a word with you, please?'' # A [[promise]] #:''She gave him her word that she would pay him the money on Tuesday'' #:''You have my word for it that the work will be finished before the weekend'' # A piece of [[news]] #:''Send word to John that Mary is here'' #:''The word is that Mary stole some money from John'' '''Word''' # When we speak about the [[Bible]], we sometimes call it the Word [[category:Nouns]] 5405 2006-02-23T00:59:41Z Conversion script [[Word]] moved to [[word]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''word''' # One part of a [[language]]; it has one or more [[letter]]s; it has a [[meaning]] and we can write it #:''There are 5,000 words in my dictionary'' #:''What's the English word for "dictionnaire"?'' #:''She never said another word to him'' #:''Don't say a word'' [=anything] ''about this to Mary'' # A short [[conversation]] #:''Can I have a word with you, John?'' #:''Mr. Gambini, a word with you, please?'' # A [[promise]] #:''She gave him her word that she would pay him the money on Tuesday'' #:''You have my word for it that the work will be finished before the weekend'' # A piece of [[news]] #:''Send word to John that Mary is here'' #:''The word is that Mary stole some money from John'' '''Word''' # When we speak about the [[Bible]], we sometimes call it the Word [[category:Nouns]] 5854 2006-03-13T04:30:23Z Cromwellt 61 added templates {{wotd|2006|03|05}} ==Noun== {{noun|word|words}} # One part of a [[language]]; it has one or more [[letter]]s; it has a [[meaning]] and we can write it #:''There are 5,000 words in my dictionary'' #:''What's the English word for "dictionnaire"?'' #:''She never said another word to him'' #:''Don't say a word'' [=anything] ''about this to Mary'' # A short [[conversation]] #:''Can I have a word with you, John?'' #:''Mr. Gambini, a word with you, please?'' # A [[promise]] #:''She gave him her word that she would pay him the money on Tuesday'' #:''You have my word for it that the work will be finished before the weekend'' # A piece of [[news]] #:''Send word to John that Mary is here'' #:''The word is that Mary stole some money from John'' '''Word''' # When we speak about the [[Bible]], we sometimes call it the Word [[en:word]] 7783 2006-07-19T13:53:37Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ang, de, el, fi, fr, hu, id, io, it, ja, ko, la, lt, nl, pl, pt, ro, ru, sr, sv, ta, uk, zh {{wotd|2006|03|05}} ==Noun== {{noun|word|words}} # One part of a [[language]]; it has one or more [[letter]]s; it has a [[meaning]] and we can write it #:''There are 5,000 words in my dictionary'' #:''What's the English word for "dictionnaire"?'' #:''She never said another word to him'' #:''Don't say a word'' [=anything] ''about this to Mary'' # A short [[conversation]] #:''Can I have a word with you, John?'' #:''Mr. Gambini, a word with you, please?'' # A [[promise]] #:''She gave him her word that she would pay him the money on Tuesday'' #:''You have my word for it that the work will be finished before the weekend'' # A piece of [[news]] #:''Send word to John that Mary is here'' #:''The word is that Mary stole some money from John'' '''Word''' # When we speak about the [[Bible]], we sometimes call it the Word [[ang:word]] [[de:word]] [[el:word]] [[en:word]] [[fr:word]] [[ko:word]] [[io:word]] [[id:word]] [[it:word]] [[la:word]] [[lt:word]] [[hu:word]] [[nl:word]] [[ja:word]] [[pl:word]] [[pt:word]] [[ro:word]] [[ru:word]] [[sr:word]] [[fi:word]] [[sv:word]] [[ta:word]] [[uk:word]] [[zh:word]] 8433 2006-08-03T02:11:02Z Brett 77 formatting {{wotd|2006|03|05}} ==Noun== {{noun|word|words}} # One part of a [[language]]; it has one or more [[letter]]s; it has a [[meaning]] and we can write it #:''There are 5,000 '''words''' in my dictionary'' #:''What's the English '''word''' for "dictionnaire"?'' #:''She never said another '''word''' to him'' #:''Don't say a '''word''''' [=anything] ''about this to Mary'' # A short [[conversation]] #:''Can I have a '''word''' with you, John?'' #:''Mr. Gambini, a '''word''' with you, please?'' # A [[promise]] #:''She gave him her '''word''' that she would pay him the money on Tuesday'' #:''You have my '''word''' for it that the work will be finished before the weekend'' # A piece of [[news]] #:''Send '''word''' to John that Mary is here'' #:''The '''word''' is that Mary stole some money from John'' '''Word''' # When we speak about the [[Bible]], we sometimes call it the '''Word''' [[ang:word]] [[de:word]] [[el:word]] [[en:word]] [[fr:word]] [[ko:word]] [[io:word]] [[id:word]] [[it:word]] [[la:word]] [[lt:word]] [[hu:word]] [[nl:word]] [[ja:word]] [[pl:word]] [[pt:word]] [[ro:word]] [[ru:word]] [[sr:word]] [[fi:word]] [[sv:word]] [[ta:word]] [[uk:word]] [[zh:word]] 8434 2006-08-03T02:12:09Z Brett 77 change ''we'' to ''Christians'' {{wotd|2006|03|05}} ==Noun== {{noun|word|words}} # One part of a [[language]]; it has one or more [[letter]]s; it has a [[meaning]] and we can write it #:''There are 5,000 '''words''' in my dictionary'' #:''What's the English '''word''' for "dictionnaire"?'' #:''She never said another '''word''' to him'' #:''Don't say a '''word''''' [=anything] ''about this to Mary'' # A short [[conversation]] #:''Can I have a '''word''' with you, John?'' #:''Mr. Gambini, a '''word''' with you, please?'' # A [[promise]] #:''She gave him her '''word''' that she would pay him the money on Tuesday'' #:''You have my '''word''' for it that the work will be finished before the weekend'' # A piece of [[news]] #:''Send '''word''' to John that Mary is here'' #:''The '''word''' is that Mary stole some money from John'' '''Word''' # When Christians speak about the [[Bible]], they sometimes call it the '''Word''' [[ang:word]] [[de:word]] [[el:word]] [[en:word]] [[fr:word]] [[ko:word]] [[io:word]] [[id:word]] [[it:word]] [[la:word]] [[lt:word]] [[hu:word]] [[nl:word]] [[ja:word]] [[pl:word]] [[pt:word]] [[ro:word]] [[ru:word]] [[sr:word]] [[fi:word]] [[sv:word]] [[ta:word]] [[uk:word]] [[zh:word]] 9217 2006-08-22T05:58:14Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy {{wotd|2006|03|05}} ==Noun== {{noun|word|words}} # One part of a [[language]]; it has one or more [[letter]]s; it has a [[meaning]] and we can write it #:''There are 5,000 '''words''' in my dictionary'' #:''What's the English '''word''' for "dictionnaire"?'' #:''She never said another '''word''' to him'' #:''Don't say a '''word''''' [=anything] ''about this to Mary'' # A short [[conversation]] #:''Can I have a '''word''' with you, John?'' #:''Mr. Gambini, a '''word''' with you, please?'' # A [[promise]] #:''She gave him her '''word''' that she would pay him the money on Tuesday'' #:''You have my '''word''' for it that the work will be finished before the weekend'' # A piece of [[news]] #:''Send '''word''' to John that Mary is here'' #:''The '''word''' is that Mary stole some money from John'' '''Word''' # When Christians speak about the [[Bible]], they sometimes call it the '''Word''' [[ang:word]] [[de:word]] [[el:word]] [[en:word]] [[fr:word]] [[ko:word]] [[hy:word]] [[io:word]] [[id:word]] [[it:word]] [[la:word]] [[lt:word]] [[hu:word]] [[nl:word]] [[ja:word]] [[pl:word]] [[pt:word]] [[ro:word]] [[ru:word]] [[sr:word]] [[fi:word]] [[sv:word]] [[ta:word]] [[uk:word]] [[zh:word]] 10289 2006-09-24T14:32:56Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[fa:word]], [[tr:word]] {{wotd|2006|03|05}} ==Noun== {{noun|word|words}} # One part of a [[language]]; it has one or more [[letter]]s; it has a [[meaning]] and we can write it #:''There are 5,000 '''words''' in my dictionary'' #:''What's the English '''word''' for "dictionnaire"?'' #:''She never said another '''word''' to him'' #:''Don't say a '''word''''' [=anything] ''about this to Mary'' # A short [[conversation]] #:''Can I have a '''word''' with you, John?'' #:''Mr. Gambini, a '''word''' with you, please?'' # A [[promise]] #:''She gave him her '''word''' that she would pay him the money on Tuesday'' #:''You have my '''word''' for it that the work will be finished before the weekend'' # A piece of [[news]] #:''Send '''word''' to John that Mary is here'' #:''The '''word''' is that Mary stole some money from John'' '''Word''' # When Christians speak about the [[Bible]], they sometimes call it the '''Word''' [[ang:word]] [[de:word]] [[el:word]] [[en:word]] [[fa:word]] [[fr:word]] [[ko:word]] [[hy:word]] [[io:word]] [[id:word]] [[it:word]] [[la:word]] [[lt:word]] [[hu:word]] [[nl:word]] [[ja:word]] [[pl:word]] [[pt:word]] [[ro:word]] [[ru:word]] [[sr:word]] [[fi:word]] [[sv:word]] [[ta:word]] [[tr:word]] [[uk:word]] [[zh:word]] 10857 2006-10-11T19:15:16Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:word]], [[ky:word]], [[vi:word]] {{wotd|2006|03|05}} ==Noun== {{noun|word|words}} # One part of a [[language]]; it has one or more [[letter]]s; it has a [[meaning]] and we can write it #:''There are 5,000 '''words''' in my dictionary'' #:''What's the English '''word''' for "dictionnaire"?'' #:''She never said another '''word''' to him'' #:''Don't say a '''word''''' [=anything] ''about this to Mary'' # A short [[conversation]] #:''Can I have a '''word''' with you, John?'' #:''Mr. Gambini, a '''word''' with you, please?'' # A [[promise]] #:''She gave him her '''word''' that she would pay him the money on Tuesday'' #:''You have my '''word''' for it that the work will be finished before the weekend'' # A piece of [[news]] #:''Send '''word''' to John that Mary is here'' #:''The '''word''' is that Mary stole some money from John'' '''Word''' # When Christians speak about the [[Bible]], they sometimes call it the '''Word''' [[ang:word]] [[de:word]] [[el:word]] [[en:word]] [[fa:word]] [[fr:word]] [[ko:word]] [[hy:word]] [[io:word]] [[id:word]] [[it:word]] [[kk:word]] [[ky:word]] [[la:word]] [[lt:word]] [[hu:word]] [[nl:word]] [[ja:word]] [[pl:word]] [[pt:word]] [[ro:word]] [[ru:word]] [[sr:word]] [[fi:word]] [[sv:word]] [[ta:word]] [[vi:word]] [[tr:word]] [[uk:word]] [[zh:word]] 11446 2006-10-22T08:42:40Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ku:word]] {{wotd|2006|03|05}} ==Noun== {{noun|word|words}} # One part of a [[language]]; it has one or more [[letter]]s; it has a [[meaning]] and we can write it #:''There are 5,000 '''words''' in my dictionary'' #:''What's the English '''word''' for "dictionnaire"?'' #:''She never said another '''word''' to him'' #:''Don't say a '''word''''' [=anything] ''about this to Mary'' # A short [[conversation]] #:''Can I have a '''word''' with you, John?'' #:''Mr. Gambini, a '''word''' with you, please?'' # A [[promise]] #:''She gave him her '''word''' that she would pay him the money on Tuesday'' #:''You have my '''word''' for it that the work will be finished before the weekend'' # A piece of [[news]] #:''Send '''word''' to John that Mary is here'' #:''The '''word''' is that Mary stole some money from John'' '''Word''' # When Christians speak about the [[Bible]], they sometimes call it the '''Word''' [[ang:word]] [[de:word]] [[el:word]] [[en:word]] [[fa:word]] [[fr:word]] [[ko:word]] [[hy:word]] [[io:word]] [[id:word]] [[it:word]] [[kk:word]] [[ky:word]] [[ku:word]] [[la:word]] [[lt:word]] [[hu:word]] [[nl:word]] [[ja:word]] [[pl:word]] [[pt:word]] [[ro:word]] [[ru:word]] [[sr:word]] [[fi:word]] [[sv:word]] [[ta:word]] [[vi:word]] [[tr:word]] [[uk:word]] [[zh:word]] 14323 2006-12-22T02:16:01Z Brett 77 {{wotd|2006|03|05}} ==Noun== {{noun|word|words}} # One part of a [[language]]; it has one or more [[letter]]s; it has a [[meaning]] and we can write it #:''There are 50,000 '''words''' in my dictionary'' #:''What's the English '''word''' for "dictionnaire"?'' #:''She never said another '''word''' to him'' #:''Don't say a '''word''''' [=anything] ''about this to Mary'' # A short [[conversation]] #:''Can I have a '''word''' with you, John?'' #:''Mr. Gambini, a '''word''' with you, please?'' # A [[promise]] #:''She gave him her '''word''' that she would pay him the money on Tuesday'' #:''You have my '''word''' for it that the work will be finished before the weekend'' # A piece of [[news]] #:''Send '''word''' to John that Mary is here'' #:''The '''word''' is that Mary stole some money from John'' '''Word''' # When Christians speak about the [[Bible]], they sometimes call it the '''Word''' [[ang:word]] [[de:word]] [[el:word]] [[en:word]] [[fa:word]] [[fr:word]] [[ko:word]] [[hy:word]] [[io:word]] [[id:word]] [[it:word]] [[kk:word]] [[ky:word]] [[ku:word]] [[la:word]] [[lt:word]] [[hu:word]] [[nl:word]] [[ja:word]] [[pl:word]] [[pt:word]] [[ro:word]] [[ru:word]] [[sr:word]] [[fi:word]] [[sv:word]] [[ta:word]] [[vi:word]] [[tr:word]] [[uk:word]] [[zh:word]] 1133 3240 2005-01-27T08:24:00Z Saintswithin 21 ==Adverb== 1. At which time (sometimes a question) :''"When did you start learning English?" - "Three years ago"'' :''"When does the film start?" - "At seven o'clock"'' :''1996 was the year when I met John'' ==Conjunction== 1. At the time :''She phoned me when I was in the bath'' 2. After :''When I get up I always drink a cup of coffee'' 4050 2005-10-20T10:46:20Z Simpleton 38 ==Adverb== {{wiktionary}} '''when''' # At which time (sometimes a question) #:''"'''When'' did you start learning English?" - "Three years ago"'' #:''"'''When''' does the film start?" - "At seven o'clock"'' #:''1996 was the year '''when'' I met John'' ==Conjunction== '''when''' # At the time #:''She phoned me '''when''' I was in the bath'' # After #:'''''When''' I get up I always drink a cup of coffee'' [[Category:Adverbs]] [[Category:Adjectives]] 5395 2006-02-23T00:59:40Z Conversion script [[When]] moved to [[when]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Adverb== {{wiktionary}} '''when''' # At which time (sometimes a question) #:''"'''When'' did you start learning English?" - "Three years ago"'' #:''"'''When''' does the film start?" - "At seven o'clock"'' #:''1996 was the year '''when'' I met John'' ==Conjunction== '''when''' # At the time #:''She phoned me '''when''' I was in the bath'' # After #:'''''When''' I get up I always drink a cup of coffee'' [[Category:Adverbs]] [[Category:Adjectives]] 7737 2006-07-19T12:18:41Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ko, pt, zh ==Adverb== {{wiktionary}} '''when''' # At which time (sometimes a question) #:''"'''When'' did you start learning English?" - "Three years ago"'' #:''"'''When''' does the film start?" - "At seven o'clock"'' #:''1996 was the year '''when'' I met John'' ==Conjunction== '''when''' # At the time #:''She phoned me '''when''' I was in the bath'' # After #:'''''When''' I get up I always drink a cup of coffee'' [[Category:Adverbs]] [[Category:Adjectives]] [[en:when]] [[fr:when]] [[ko:when]] [[io:when]] [[it:when]] [[hu:when]] [[pt:when]] [[fi:when]] [[zh:when]] 9219 2006-08-22T05:58:34Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ta ==Adverb== {{wiktionary}} '''when''' # At which time (sometimes a question) #:''"'''When'' did you start learning English?" - "Three years ago"'' #:''"'''When''' does the film start?" - "At seven o'clock"'' #:''1996 was the year '''when'' I met John'' ==Conjunction== '''when''' # At the time #:''She phoned me '''when''' I was in the bath'' # After #:'''''When''' I get up I always drink a cup of coffee'' [[Category:Adverbs]] [[Category:Adjectives]] [[en:when]] [[fr:when]] [[ko:when]] [[io:when]] [[it:when]] [[hu:when]] [[pt:when]] [[fi:when]] [[ta:when]] [[zh:when]] 10270 2006-09-24T14:24:28Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[es:when]] ==Adverb== {{wiktionary}} '''when''' # At which time (sometimes a question) #:''"'''When'' did you start learning English?" - "Three years ago"'' #:''"'''When''' does the film start?" - "At seven o'clock"'' #:''1996 was the year '''when'' I met John'' ==Conjunction== '''when''' # At the time #:''She phoned me '''when''' I was in the bath'' # After #:'''''When''' I get up I always drink a cup of coffee'' [[Category:Adverbs]] [[Category:Adjectives]] [[en:when]] [[es:when]] [[fr:when]] [[ko:when]] [[io:when]] [[it:when]] [[hu:when]] [[pt:when]] [[fi:when]] [[ta:when]] [[zh:when]] 10449 2006-10-07T01:30:26Z Brett 77 /* Adverb */ ==Adverb== {{wiktionary}} '''when''' # At which time (sometimes a question) #:''"'''When'' did you start learning English?" - "Three years ago"'' #:''"'''When''' does the film start?" - "At seven o'clock"'' #:''1996 was the year '''when''' I met John'' ==Conjunction== '''when''' # At the time #:''She phoned me '''when''' I was in the bath'' # After #:'''''When''' I get up I always drink a cup of coffee'' [[Category:Adverbs]] [[Category:Adjectives]] [[en:when]] [[es:when]] [[fr:when]] [[ko:when]] [[io:when]] [[it:when]] [[hu:when]] [[pt:when]] [[fi:when]] [[ta:when]] [[zh:when]] 10450 2006-10-07T01:31:00Z Brett 77 /* Conjunction */ ==Adverb== {{wiktionary}} '''when''' # At which time (sometimes a question) #:''"'''When'' did you start learning English?" - "Three years ago"'' #:''"'''When''' does the film start?" - "At seven o'clock"'' #:''1996 was the year '''when''' I met John'' ==Conjunction== '''when''' # At the time #:''She phoned me '''when''' I was in the bath'' # After #:'''''When''' I get up, I always drink a cup of coffee'' [[Category:Adverbs]] [[Category:Adjectives]] [[en:when]] [[es:when]] [[fr:when]] [[ko:when]] [[io:when]] [[it:when]] [[hu:when]] [[pt:when]] [[fi:when]] [[ta:when]] [[zh:when]] 10492 2006-10-07T21:58:01Z Manecke 112 ==Adverb== {{wiktionary}} '''when''' # At which time (sometimes a question) #:''"'''When'' did you start learning English?" - "Three years ago"'' #:''"'''When''' does the film start?" - "At seven o'clock"'' #:''1996 was the year '''when''' I met John'' ==Conjunction== '''when''' # At the time #:''She phoned me '''when''' I was in the bath'' # After #:'''''When''' I get up, I always drink a cup of coffee'' [[Category:Adverbs]] [[Category:Adjectives]] [[de:wenn]] [[en:when]] [[es:when]] [[fr:when]] [[ko:when]] [[io:when]] [[it:when]] [[hu:when]] [[pt:when]] [[fi:when]] [[ta:when]] [[zh:when]] 10592 2006-10-09T07:42:17Z Cromwellt 61 reworking with templates, removing extra cat refs, rewording to avoid numerals at the beginning of a sentence {{BE850}} ==Adverb== {{adverb}} '''when''' # At which time (sometimes a question) #:''"'''When'' did you start learning English?" - "Three years ago."'' #:''"'''When''' does the film start?" - "At seven o'clock."'' #:''It was the year 1996 '''when''' I met John.'' ==Conjunction== {{conjunction}} # At the time #:''She phoned me '''when''' I was in the bath.'' # After #:'''''When''' I get up, I always drink a cup of coffee.'' [[de:wenn]] [[en:when]] [[es:when]] [[fr:when]] [[ko:when]] [[io:when]] [[it:when]] [[hu:when]] [[pt:when]] [[fi:when]] [[ta:when]] [[zh:when]] 10596 2006-10-09T07:48:43Z Cromwellt 61 added related words and phrases {{BE850}} ==Adverb== {{adverb}} '''when''' # At which time (sometimes a question) #:''"'''When'' did you start learning English?" - "Three years ago."'' #:''"'''When''' does the film start?" - "At seven o'clock."'' #:''It was the year 1996 '''when''' I met John.'' ==Conjunction== {{conjunction}} # At the time #:''She phoned me '''when''' I was in the bath.'' # After #:'''''When''' I get up, I always drink a cup of coffee.'' ===Related words and phrases=== *[[hour]] *[[then]] *[[time]] *[[time of day]] [[de:wenn]] [[en:when]] [[es:when]] [[fr:when]] [[ko:when]] [[io:when]] [[it:when]] [[hu:when]] [[pt:when]] [[fi:when]] [[ta:when]] [[zh:when]] 11036 2006-10-14T13:09:25Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: kk, ku, uk, vi Removing: de {{BE850}} ==Adverb== {{adverb}} '''when''' # At which time (sometimes a question) #:''"'''When'' did you start learning English?" - "Three years ago."'' #:''"'''When''' does the film start?" - "At seven o'clock."'' #:''It was the year 1996 '''when''' I met John.'' ==Conjunction== {{conjunction}} # At the time #:''She phoned me '''when''' I was in the bath.'' # After #:'''''When''' I get up, I always drink a cup of coffee.'' ===Related words and phrases=== *[[hour]] *[[then]] *[[time]] *[[time of day]] [[en:when]] [[es:when]] [[fr:when]] [[ko:when]] [[io:when]] [[it:when]] [[kk:when]] [[ku:when]] [[hu:when]] [[pt:when]] [[fi:when]] [[ta:when]] [[vi:when]] [[uk:when]] [[zh:when]] 11635 2006-10-30T11:23:45Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[de:when]], [[ja:when]] {{BE850}} ==Adverb== {{adverb}} '''when''' # At which time (sometimes a question) #:''"'''When'' did you start learning English?" - "Three years ago."'' #:''"'''When''' does the film start?" - "At seven o'clock."'' #:''It was the year 1996 '''when''' I met John.'' ==Conjunction== {{conjunction}} # At the time #:''She phoned me '''when''' I was in the bath.'' # After #:'''''When''' I get up, I always drink a cup of coffee.'' ===Related words and phrases=== *[[hour]] *[[then]] *[[time]] *[[time of day]] [[de:when]] [[en:when]] [[es:when]] [[fr:when]] [[ko:when]] [[io:when]] [[it:when]] [[kk:when]] [[ku:when]] [[hu:when]] [[ja:when]] [[pt:when]] [[fi:when]] [[ta:when]] [[vi:when]] [[uk:when]] [[zh:when]] 13389 2006-12-06T04:46:15Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:when]] {{BE850}} ==Adverb== {{adverb}} '''when''' # At which time (sometimes a question) #:''"'''When'' did you start learning English?" - "Three years ago."'' #:''"'''When''' does the film start?" - "At seven o'clock."'' #:''It was the year 1996 '''when''' I met John.'' ==Conjunction== {{conjunction}} # At the time #:''She phoned me '''when''' I was in the bath.'' # After #:'''''When''' I get up, I always drink a cup of coffee.'' ===Related words and phrases=== *[[hour]] *[[then]] *[[time]] *[[time of day]] [[de:when]] [[en:when]] [[es:when]] [[fr:when]] [[ko:when]] [[io:when]] [[it:when]] [[kk:when]] [[ku:when]] [[hu:when]] [[ja:when]] [[pt:when]] [[ru:when]] [[fi:when]] [[ta:when]] [[vi:when]] [[uk:when]] [[zh:when]] 14121 2006-12-21T02:02:28Z Brett 77 {{BE850}} ==Adverb== {{adverb}} '''when''' # At which time (sometimes a question) #:''"'''When''' did you start learning English?" - "Three years ago."'' #:''"'''When''' does the film start?" - "At seven o'clock."'' #:''It was the year 1996 '''when''' I met John.'' ==Conjunction== {{conjunction}} # At the time #:''She phoned me '''when''' I was in the bath.'' # After #:'''''When''' I get up, I always drink a cup of coffee.'' ===Related words and phrases=== *[[hour]] *[[then]] *[[time]] *[[time of day]] [[de:when]] [[en:when]] [[es:when]] [[fr:when]] [[ko:when]] [[io:when]] [[it:when]] [[kk:when]] [[ku:when]] [[hu:when]] [[ja:when]] [[pt:when]] [[ru:when]] [[fi:when]] [[ta:when]] [[vi:when]] [[uk:when]] [[zh:when]] 14324 2006-12-22T02:17:34Z Brett 77 {{BE850}} ==Adverb== {{adverb}} '''when''' # At which time (sometimes a question) #:''"'''When''' did you start learning English?" - "Three years ago."'' #:''"'''When''' does the film start?" - "At seven o'clock."'' ==Conjunction== {{conjunction}} # At the time #:''She phoned me '''when''' I was in the bath.'' #:''It was the year 1996 '''when''' I met John.'' # After #:'''''When''' I get up, I always drink a cup of coffee.'' ===Related words and phrases=== *[[hour]] *[[then]] *[[time]] *[[time of day]] [[de:when]] [[en:when]] [[es:when]] [[fr:when]] [[ko:when]] [[io:when]] [[it:when]] [[kk:when]] [[ku:when]] [[hu:when]] [[ja:when]] [[pt:when]] [[ru:when]] [[fi:when]] [[ta:when]] [[vi:when]] [[uk:when]] [[zh:when]] 1134 3241 2005-01-27T08:35:57Z Saintswithin 21 ==Verb== ===to belong to someone=== 1. To be someone's property; to be theirs :''The umbrella belongs to John'' [=The umbrella is John's] ===to belong to something=== 1. To be a member (of a club, etc) :''Mary belongs to Greenpeace'' :''What does it cost to belong to the library?'' 2. To be a part of a group :''English belongs to the Indo-European language family'' ===to belong somewhere=== 1. To be in the right place :''That dog doesn't belong in the kitchen'' :''Where does this book belong?'' [Where is the right place to put it?] :''I'm a simple girl: I don't belong in this rich house'' 3992 2005-10-19T12:36:17Z Simpleton 38 add {{Wiktionary}} and Category ==Verb== {{wiktionary}} ===to belong to someone=== # To be someone's [[property]]; to be theirs #:''The umbrella belongs to John'' [=The umbrella is John's] ===to belong to something=== # To be a [[member]] (of a club, etc) #:''Mary belongs to Greenpeace'' #:''What does it cost to belong to the library?'' # To be a [[part]] of a [[group]] #:''English belongs to the Indo-European language family'' ===to belong somewhere=== # To be in the [[right]] [[place]] #:''That dog doesn't belong in the kitchen'' #:''Where does this book belong?'' [Where is the right place to put it?] #:''I'm a simple girl: I don't belong in this rich house'' ===See also=== *[[belongings]] [[Category:Verbs]] 5153 2006-02-23T00:59:37Z Conversion script [[Belong]] moved to [[belong]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Verb== {{wiktionary}} ===to belong to someone=== # To be someone's [[property]]; to be theirs #:''The umbrella belongs to John'' [=The umbrella is John's] ===to belong to something=== # To be a [[member]] (of a club, etc) #:''Mary belongs to Greenpeace'' #:''What does it cost to belong to the library?'' # To be a [[part]] of a [[group]] #:''English belongs to the Indo-European language family'' ===to belong somewhere=== # To be in the [[right]] [[place]] #:''That dog doesn't belong in the kitchen'' #:''Where does this book belong?'' [Where is the right place to put it?] #:''I'm a simple girl: I don't belong in this rich house'' ===See also=== *[[belongings]] [[Category:Verbs]] 6413 2006-04-20T05:06:11Z Cromwellt 61 minor changes ==Verb== {{verb|belong|belongs|belonged|belonging}} ===to belong to someone=== # To be someone's [[property]]; to be theirs #:''The umbrella belongs to John'' [=The umbrella is John's] ===to belong to something=== # To be a [[member]] (of a club, etc) #:''Mary belongs to Greenpeace'' #:''What does it cost to belong to the library?'' # To be a [[part]] of a [[group]] #:''English belongs to the Indo-European language family'' ===to belong somewhere=== # To be in the [[right]] [[place]] #:''That dog doesn't belong in the kitchen'' #:''Where does this book belong?'' [Where is the right place to put it?] #:''I'm a simple girl: I don't belong in this rich house'' ===See also=== *[[belongings]] [[en:belong]] 7388 2006-07-18T23:03:26Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, fi, fr, gl, hu, io, ja, zh ==Verb== {{verb|belong|belongs|belonged|belonging}} ===to belong to someone=== # To be someone's [[property]]; to be theirs #:''The umbrella belongs to John'' [=The umbrella is John's] ===to belong to something=== # To be a [[member]] (of a club, etc) #:''Mary belongs to Greenpeace'' #:''What does it cost to belong to the library?'' # To be a [[part]] of a [[group]] #:''English belongs to the Indo-European language family'' ===to belong somewhere=== # To be in the [[right]] [[place]] #:''That dog doesn't belong in the kitchen'' #:''Where does this book belong?'' [Where is the right place to put it?] #:''I'm a simple girl: I don't belong in this rich house'' ===See also=== *[[belongings]] [[ar:belong]] [[en:belong]] [[fr:belong]] [[gl:belong]] [[io:belong]] [[hu:belong]] [[ja:belong]] [[fi:belong]] [[zh:belong]] 9492 2006-09-10T11:30:27Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Verb== {{verb|belong|belongs|belonged|belonging}} ===to belong to someone=== # To be someone's [[property]]; to be theirs #:''The umbrella belongs to John'' [=The umbrella is John's] ===to belong to something=== # To be a [[member]] (of a club, etc) #:''Mary belongs to Greenpeace'' #:''What does it cost to belong to the library?'' # To be a [[part]] of a [[group]] #:''English belongs to the Indo-European language family'' ===to belong somewhere=== # To be in the [[right]] [[place]] #:''That dog doesn't belong in the kitchen'' #:''Where does this book belong?'' [Where is the right place to put it?] #:''I'm a simple girl: I don't belong in this rich house'' ===See also=== *[[belongings]] [[ar:belong]] [[en:belong]] [[fr:belong]] [[gl:belong]] [[io:belong]] [[hu:belong]] [[ja:belong]] [[fi:belong]] [[vi:belong]] [[zh:belong]] 13979 2006-12-20T09:47:13Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:belong]] ==Verb== {{verb|belong|belongs|belonged|belonging}} ===to belong to someone=== # To be someone's [[property]]; to be theirs #:''The umbrella belongs to John'' [=The umbrella is John's] ===to belong to something=== # To be a [[member]] (of a club, etc) #:''Mary belongs to Greenpeace'' #:''What does it cost to belong to the library?'' # To be a [[part]] of a [[group]] #:''English belongs to the Indo-European language family'' ===to belong somewhere=== # To be in the [[right]] [[place]] #:''That dog doesn't belong in the kitchen'' #:''Where does this book belong?'' [Where is the right place to put it?] #:''I'm a simple girl: I don't belong in this rich house'' ===See also=== *[[belongings]] [[ar:belong]] [[en:belong]] [[fa:belong]] [[fr:belong]] [[gl:belong]] [[io:belong]] [[hu:belong]] [[ja:belong]] [[fi:belong]] [[vi:belong]] [[zh:belong]] 1135 3242 2005-01-27T08:37:34Z Saintswithin 21 #REDIRECT [[Do]] #REDIRECT [[Do]] 3999 2005-10-19T12:54:28Z Simpleton 38 add {{Wiktionary}} and Category ===Verb=== {{wiktionary}} '''does''' # [[third person]] [[singular]] [[present tense]] of the [[verb]] ''to [[do]]'' #: Who '''does''' the washing up? Daddy '''does'''. ===Noun=== '''does''' # the plural of [[doe]] (female [[dear]]) #: We say three '''does''' at the zoo. ===Note=== *The two meanings of the word are pronounced differently. [[Category:Verbs]] [[Category:Nouns]] 4038 2005-10-20T10:16:36Z Simpleton 38 ==Verb== {{wiktionary}} '''does''' # form of the [[verb]] ''to [[do]]'' when talking about someone else #: Who '''does''' the washing up? Daddy '''does'''. ==Noun== '''does''' # the plural of [[doe]] (female [[dear]]) #: We say three '''does''' at the zoo. ===Note=== *The two meanings of the word are pronounced differently. [[Category:Verbs]] [[Category:Nouns]] 4202 2005-11-23T17:33:13Z Gmcfoley 41 ==Verb== {{wiktionary}} '''does''' # form of the [[verb]] ''to [[do]]'' when talking about someone else #: Who '''does''' the washing up? Daddy '''does'''. ==Noun== '''does''' # the plural of [[doe]] (female [[dear]]) #: We saw three '''does''' at the zoo. ===Note=== *The two meanings of the word are pronounced differently. [[Category:Verbs]] [[Category:Nouns]] 5195 2006-02-23T00:59:37Z Conversion script [[Does]] moved to [[does]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Verb== {{wiktionary}} '''does''' # form of the [[verb]] ''to [[do]]'' when talking about someone else #: Who '''does''' the washing up? Daddy '''does'''. ==Noun== '''does''' # the plural of [[doe]] (female [[dear]]) #: We saw three '''does''' at the zoo. ===Note=== *The two meanings of the word are pronounced differently. [[Category:Verbs]] [[Category:Nouns]] 6815 2006-06-20T13:54:48Z Cromwellt 61 updated, fixed, added modal def ==Verb== {{verb2|do|does|did|done|doing}} # Form of the [[verb]] ''to [[do]]'' when talking about someone else (third person singular) #: ''Who does the [[wash]]ing up? Daddy does.'' #: ''Annie does her homework in the afternoon.'' {{verb4|do|did}} *[[does]] is the third person singular. # Third person singular of ''[[do]]'' as a [[modal]] (a special kind of [[auxiliary verb]]) #: ''Your answer does not help me.'' ==Noun== {{noun|doe|does}} # the plural of [[doe]] (female [[deer]]) #: ''We saw three '''does''' at the zoo.'' ===Note=== *The two meanings of the word are pronounced differently. [[en:does]] 6816 2006-06-20T14:01:48Z Cromwellt 61 modal --> auxiliary verb ==Verb== {{verb2|do|does|did|done|doing}} # Form of the [[verb]] ''to [[do]]'' when talking about someone else (third person singular) #: ''Who does the [[wash]]ing up? Daddy does.'' #: ''Annie does her homework in the afternoon.'' {{verb4|do|did}} *[[does]] is the third person singular. # Third person singular of ''[[do]]'' as an [[auxiliary verb]]. #: ''Your answer does not help me.'' ==Noun== {{noun|doe|does}} # the plural of [[doe]] (female [[deer]]) #: ''We saw three '''does''' at the zoo.'' ===Note=== *The two meanings of the word are pronounced differently. [[en:does]] 7448 2006-07-19T01:37:25Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: fr, it ==Verb== {{verb2|do|does|did|done|doing}} # Form of the [[verb]] ''to [[do]]'' when talking about someone else (third person singular) #: ''Who does the [[wash]]ing up? Daddy does.'' #: ''Annie does her homework in the afternoon.'' {{verb4|do|did}} *[[does]] is the third person singular. # Third person singular of ''[[do]]'' as an [[auxiliary verb]]. #: ''Your answer does not help me.'' ==Noun== {{noun|doe|does}} # the plural of [[doe]] (female [[deer]]) #: ''We saw three '''does''' at the zoo.'' ===Note=== *The two meanings of the word are pronounced differently. [[en:does]] [[fr:does]] [[it:does]] 8127 2006-07-27T02:17:46Z Brett 77 /* Verb */ ==Verb== {{verb2|do|does|did|done|doing}} # Form of the [[verb]] ''to [[do]]'' when talking about someone else (third person singular) #: ''Who does the [[wash]]ing up? Daddy does.'' #: ''Annie does her homework in the afternoon.'' {{verb5|do|does|did}} # Third person singular of ''[[do]]'' as an [[auxiliary verb]]. #: ''Your answer does not help me.'' ==Noun== {{noun|doe|does}} # the plural of [[doe]] (female [[deer]]) #: ''We saw three '''does''' at the zoo.'' ===Note=== *The two meanings of the word are pronounced differently. [[en:does]] [[fr:does]] [[it:does]] 1136 3243 2005-01-27T09:15:42Z Saintswithin 21 ==Verb== ===in questions and in the negative=== Sometimes we use '''do''' with other verbs in questions and when we say something negative (as an ''auxiliary verb''). :''Where do you live?'' :''When did you start learning English?'' :''They don't live here'' [don't = do not] :''"Does John live here?" - "Yes, he does"'' :''"You walk too fast" - "No, I don't!"'' ===as a full verb=== 1. We sometimes use "do" when we do not know what an activity is, or we do not want to say it again: :''What is he doing?'' :''John does a lot at work'' :''Mary eats more than John does'' 2. To perform, to complete a task or to work on a task :''Mary is doing her homework'' :''We all did the cleaning together'' :''I've got a lot to do'' :''"What do you do?" - "I'm a baker"'' 3. To succeed or progress :''"How did John do in the tennis match?" - "He lost"'' :''"How is your leg doing?" - "Oh, it feels much better, thank you"'' 4. To write or draw something, usually in a short time :''He did a picture of a tree'' :''He did an essay on Shakespeare'' ==Verb forms== *Present simple: I do, you do, he does, she does, it does, we do, they do *Past simple: did *Past participle: done *Gerund: doing ==Use== ===make or do=== We use "make" when we produce something: we are interested in the result. We often use our hands to make things. We also use "make" in some fixed phrases. :''He made dinner'' :''The children made a mess'' :''She made a mistake'' :''She made a phone call'' We use "do" when we are interested in the activity; when we complete (finish) a task. We often use "do" when we are talking about work. We also use "do" in some fixed phrases. :''He did the washing-up'' :''She did her homework'' :''They did a test'' 3998 2005-10-19T12:48:54Z Simpleton 38 needs a cleanup ==Verb== {{wiktionary}} '''to do''' ===in questions and in the negative=== Sometimes we use '''do''' with other verbs in questions and when we say something negative (as an ''auxiliary verb''). :''Where do you live?'' :''When did you start learning English?'' :''They don't live here'' [don't = do not] :''"Does John live here?" - "Yes, he does"'' :''"You walk too fast" - "No, I don't!"'' ===as a full verb=== 1. We sometimes use "do" when we do not know what an activity is, or we do not want to say it again: :''What is he doing?'' :''John does a lot at work'' :''Mary eats more than John does'' 2. To perform, to complete a task or to work on a task :''Mary is doing her homework'' :''We all did the cleaning together'' :''I've got a lot to do'' :''"What do you do?" - "I'm a baker"'' 3. To succeed or progress :''"How did John do in the tennis match?" - "He lost"'' :''"How is your leg doing?" - "Oh, it feels much better, thank you"'' 4. To write or draw something, usually in a short time :''He did a picture of a tree'' :''He did an essay on Shakespeare'' ==Verb forms== *Present simple: I do, you do, he does, she does, it does, we do, they do *Past simple: did *Past participle: done *Gerund: doing ==Use== ===make or do=== We use "make" when we produce something: we are interested in the result. We often use our hands to make things. We also use "make" in some fixed phrases. :''He made dinner'' :''The children made a mess'' :''She made a mistake'' :''She made a phone call'' We use "do" when we are interested in the activity; when we complete (finish) a task. We often use "do" when we are talking about work. We also use "do" in some fixed phrases. :''He did the washing-up'' :''She did her homework'' :''They did a test'' [[category:Verbs]] 5193 2006-02-23T00:59:37Z Conversion script [[Do]] moved to [[do]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Verb== {{wiktionary}} '''to do''' ===in questions and in the negative=== Sometimes we use '''do''' with other verbs in questions and when we say something negative (as an ''auxiliary verb''). :''Where do you live?'' :''When did you start learning English?'' :''They don't live here'' [don't = do not] :''"Does John live here?" - "Yes, he does"'' :''"You walk too fast" - "No, I don't!"'' ===as a full verb=== 1. We sometimes use "do" when we do not know what an activity is, or we do not want to say it again: :''What is he doing?'' :''John does a lot at work'' :''Mary eats more than John does'' 2. To perform, to complete a task or to work on a task :''Mary is doing her homework'' :''We all did the cleaning together'' :''I've got a lot to do'' :''"What do you do?" - "I'm a baker"'' 3. To succeed or progress :''"How did John do in the tennis match?" - "He lost"'' :''"How is your leg doing?" - "Oh, it feels much better, thank you"'' 4. To write or draw something, usually in a short time :''He did a picture of a tree'' :''He did an essay on Shakespeare'' ==Verb forms== *Present simple: I do, you do, he does, she does, it does, we do, they do *Past simple: did *Past participle: done *Gerund: doing ==Use== ===make or do=== We use "make" when we produce something: we are interested in the result. We often use our hands to make things. We also use "make" in some fixed phrases. :''He made dinner'' :''The children made a mess'' :''She made a mistake'' :''She made a phone call'' We use "do" when we are interested in the activity; when we complete (finish) a task. We often use "do" when we are talking about work. We also use "do" in some fixed phrases. :''He did the washing-up'' :''She did her homework'' :''They did a test'' [[category:Verbs]] 6821 2006-06-21T13:41:48Z Cromwellt 61 cleaned up, updated, changed/added info ==Verb== {{verb2|do|does|did|done|doing}} # We sometimes use "do" in place of a different verb, such as when we do not know what an activity is, or we do not want to say it again: #:''What is he doing?'' #:''John does a lot at work'' #:''Mary eats more than John does'' # To perform, to complete a task or to work on a task #:''Mary is doing her homework'' #:''We all did the cleaning together'' #:''I've got a lot to do'' #:''"What do you do?" - "I'm a baker"'' # To succeed or progress #:''"How did John do in the tennis match?" - "He lost"'' #:''"How is your leg doing?" - "Oh, it feels much better, thank you"'' # To write or draw something, usually in a short time #:''He did a picture of a tree'' #:''He did an essay on Shakespeare'' ===[[auxiliary verb|Auxiliary verb]]=== {{verb4|do|did}} # '''Do''' is also an auxiliary verb. It is used in [[Present Simple tense|Present Simple]] and [[Past Simple tense]] in questions, negative statements, short answers, and for emphasis, but only when there is no other auxiliary. *Questions *:''Where do you live?'' *:''When did you start learning English?'' *:''"Does John live here?"'' *Short answer *:''"Yes, he does."'' *:''"No, I don't."'' *Negative statements *:''They don't live here.'' [don't = do not] *:''We do not want to fight.'' *:''Jared did not tell me he had such a pretty sister.'' *Emphasis (do not use this too much) *:''You think I don't have a brother, but I do!'' *:''She does enjoy swimming in the pool.'' ==Use== ''For the uses of [[make]] and [[do]], see [[Appendix:Make and do]]'' [[en:do]] 6822 2006-06-21T13:47:20Z Cromwellt 61 added noun definitions ==Verb== {{verb2|do|does|did|done|doing}} # We sometimes use "do" in place of a different verb, such as when we do not know what an activity is, or we do not want to say it again: #:''What is he doing?'' #:''John does a lot at work'' #:''Mary eats more than John does'' # To perform, to complete a task or to work on a task #:''Mary is doing her homework'' #:''We all did the cleaning together'' #:''I've got a lot to do'' #:''"What do you do?" - "I'm a baker"'' # To succeed or progress #:''"How did John do in the tennis match?" - "He lost"'' #:''"How is your leg doing?" - "Oh, it feels much better, thank you"'' # To write or draw something, usually in a short time #:''He did a picture of a tree'' #:''He did an essay on Shakespeare'' ===[[auxiliary verb|Auxiliary verb]]=== {{verb4|do|did}} # '''Do''' is also an auxiliary verb. It is used in [[Present Simple tense|Present Simple]] and [[Past Simple tense]] in questions, negative statements, short answers, and for emphasis, but only when there is no other auxiliary. *Questions *:''Where do you live?'' *:''When did you start learning English?'' *:''"Does John live here?"'' *Short answer *:''"Yes, he does."'' *:''"No, I don't."'' *Negative statements *:''They don't live here.'' [don't = do not] *:''We do not want to fight.'' *:''Jared did not tell me he had such a pretty sister.'' *Emphasis (do not use this too much) *:''You think I don't have a brother, but I do!'' *:''She does enjoy swimming in the pool.'' ==Use== ''For the uses of [[make]] and [[do]], see [[Appendix:Make and do]]'' ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[hairstyle]]. #: ''She came to work with a new do.'' # Correct actions (almost always in plural and generally with "don'ts") #: ''Willy will tell you all the dos and don'ts.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''hairstyle'') [[hairstyle]], [[hairdo]], [[style]], [[styling]] ===Antonyms=== *(''correct actions'') [[don'ts]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[do-rag]] [[en:do]] 7485 2006-07-19T02:55:20Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ca, de, el, eo, es, fi, fr, gl, hu, ie, io, it, ja, ko, ku, la, nl, pl, pt, ru, sl, ta, uk, vi, vo, zh ==Verb== {{verb2|do|does|did|done|doing}} # We sometimes use "do" in place of a different verb, such as when we do not know what an activity is, or we do not want to say it again: #:''What is he doing?'' #:''John does a lot at work'' #:''Mary eats more than John does'' # To perform, to complete a task or to work on a task #:''Mary is doing her homework'' #:''We all did the cleaning together'' #:''I've got a lot to do'' #:''"What do you do?" - "I'm a baker"'' # To succeed or progress #:''"How did John do in the tennis match?" - "He lost"'' #:''"How is your leg doing?" - "Oh, it feels much better, thank you"'' # To write or draw something, usually in a short time #:''He did a picture of a tree'' #:''He did an essay on Shakespeare'' ===[[auxiliary verb|Auxiliary verb]]=== {{verb4|do|did}} # '''Do''' is also an auxiliary verb. It is used in [[Present Simple tense|Present Simple]] and [[Past Simple tense]] in questions, negative statements, short answers, and for emphasis, but only when there is no other auxiliary. *Questions *:''Where do you live?'' *:''When did you start learning English?'' *:''"Does John live here?"'' *Short answer *:''"Yes, he does."'' *:''"No, I don't."'' *Negative statements *:''They don't live here.'' [don't = do not] *:''We do not want to fight.'' *:''Jared did not tell me he had such a pretty sister.'' *Emphasis (do not use this too much) *:''You think I don't have a brother, but I do!'' *:''She does enjoy swimming in the pool.'' ==Use== ''For the uses of [[make]] and [[do]], see [[Appendix:Make and do]]'' ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[hairstyle]]. #: ''She came to work with a new do.'' # Correct actions (almost always in plural and generally with "don'ts") #: ''Willy will tell you all the dos and don'ts.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''hairstyle'') [[hairstyle]], [[hairdo]], [[style]], [[styling]] ===Antonyms=== *(''correct actions'') [[don'ts]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[do-rag]] [[ca:do]] [[de:do]] [[el:do]] [[en:do]] [[es:do]] [[eo:do]] [[fr:do]] [[gl:do]] [[ko:do]] [[io:do]] [[ie:do]] [[it:do]] [[ku:do]] [[la:do]] [[hu:do]] [[nl:do]] [[ja:do]] [[pl:do]] [[pt:do]] [[ru:do]] [[sl:do]] [[fi:do]] [[ta:do]] [[vi:do]] [[uk:do]] [[vo:do]] [[zh:do]] 8121 2006-07-27T02:02:37Z Brett 77 /* [[auxiliary verb|Auxiliary verb]] */ ==Verb== {{verb2|do|does|did|done|doing}} # We sometimes use "do" in place of a different verb, such as when we do not know what an activity is, or we do not want to say it again: #:''What is he doing?'' #:''John does a lot at work'' #:''Mary eats more than John does'' # To perform, to complete a task or to work on a task #:''Mary is doing her homework'' #:''We all did the cleaning together'' #:''I've got a lot to do'' #:''"What do you do?" - "I'm a baker"'' # To succeed or progress #:''"How did John do in the tennis match?" - "He lost"'' #:''"How is your leg doing?" - "Oh, it feels much better, thank you"'' # To write or draw something, usually in a short time #:''He did a picture of a tree'' #:''He did an essay on Shakespeare'' ===[[auxiliary verb|Auxiliary verb]]=== {{verb2|do|does|did|-|-}} # '''Do''' is also an auxiliary verb. It is used in [[Present Simple tense|Present Simple]] and [[Past Simple tense]] in questions, negative statements, short answers, and for emphasis, but only when there is no other auxiliary. *Questions *:''Where do you live?'' *:''When did you start learning English?'' *:''"Does John live here?"'' *Short answer *:''"Yes, he does."'' *:''"No, I don't."'' *Negative statements *:''They don't live here.'' [don't = do not] *:''We do not want to fight.'' *:''Jared did not tell me he had such a pretty sister.'' *Emphasis (do not use this too much) *:''You think I don't have a brother, but I do!'' *:''She does enjoy swimming in the pool.'' ==Use== ''For the uses of [[make]] and [[do]], see [[Appendix:Make and do]]'' ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[hairstyle]]. #: ''She came to work with a new do.'' # Correct actions (almost always in plural and generally with "don'ts") #: ''Willy will tell you all the dos and don'ts.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''hairstyle'') [[hairstyle]], [[hairdo]], [[style]], [[styling]] ===Antonyms=== *(''correct actions'') [[don'ts]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[do-rag]] [[ca:do]] [[de:do]] [[el:do]] [[en:do]] [[es:do]] [[eo:do]] [[fr:do]] [[gl:do]] [[ko:do]] [[io:do]] [[ie:do]] [[it:do]] [[ku:do]] [[la:do]] [[hu:do]] [[nl:do]] [[ja:do]] [[pl:do]] [[pt:do]] [[ru:do]] [[sl:do]] [[fi:do]] [[ta:do]] [[vi:do]] [[uk:do]] [[vo:do]] [[zh:do]] 8124 2006-07-27T02:14:29Z Brett 77 /* Verb */ ==Verb== {{verb2|do|does|did|done|doing}} # We sometimes use "do" in place of a different verb, such as when we do not know what an activity is, or we do not want to say it again: #:''What is he doing?'' #:''John does a lot at work'' #:''Mary eats more than John does'' # To perform, to complete a task or to work on a task #:''Mary is doing her homework'' #:''We all did the cleaning together'' #:''I've got a lot to do'' #:''"What do you do?" - "I'm a baker"'' # To succeed or progress #:''"How did John do in the tennis match?" - "He lost"'' #:''"How is your leg doing?" - "Oh, it feels much better, thank you"'' # To write or draw something, usually in a short time #:''He did a picture of a tree'' #:''He did an essay on Shakespeare'' ===[[auxiliary verb|Auxiliary verb]]=== {{verb5|do|does|did}} # '''Do''' is also an auxiliary verb. It is used in [[Present Simple tense|Present Simple]] and [[Past Simple tense]] in questions, negative statements, short answers, and for emphasis, but only when there is no other auxiliary. *Questions *:''Where do you live?'' *:''When did you start learning English?'' *:''"Does John live here?"'' *Short answer *:''"Yes, he does."'' *:''"No, I don't."'' *Negative statements *:''They don't live here.'' [don't = do not] *:''We do not want to fight.'' *:''Jared did not tell me he had such a pretty sister.'' *Emphasis (do not use this too much) *:''You think I don't have a brother, but I do!'' *:''She does enjoy swimming in the pool.'' ==Use== ''For the uses of [[make]] and [[do]], see [[Appendix:Make and do]]'' ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[hairstyle]]. #: ''She came to work with a new do.'' # Correct actions (almost always in plural and generally with "don'ts") #: ''Willy will tell you all the dos and don'ts.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''hairstyle'') [[hairstyle]], [[hairdo]], [[style]], [[styling]] ===Antonyms=== *(''correct actions'') [[don'ts]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[do-rag]] [[ca:do]] [[de:do]] [[el:do]] [[en:do]] [[es:do]] [[eo:do]] [[fr:do]] [[gl:do]] [[ko:do]] [[io:do]] [[ie:do]] [[it:do]] [[ku:do]] [[la:do]] [[hu:do]] [[nl:do]] [[ja:do]] [[pl:do]] [[pt:do]] [[ru:do]] [[sl:do]] [[fi:do]] [[ta:do]] [[vi:do]] [[uk:do]] [[vo:do]] [[zh:do]] 8633 2006-08-13T19:22:18Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: sk ==Verb== {{verb2|do|does|did|done|doing}} # We sometimes use "do" in place of a different verb, such as when we do not know what an activity is, or we do not want to say it again: #:''What is he doing?'' #:''John does a lot at work'' #:''Mary eats more than John does'' # To perform, to complete a task or to work on a task #:''Mary is doing her homework'' #:''We all did the cleaning together'' #:''I've got a lot to do'' #:''"What do you do?" - "I'm a baker"'' # To succeed or progress #:''"How did John do in the tennis match?" - "He lost"'' #:''"How is your leg doing?" - "Oh, it feels much better, thank you"'' # To write or draw something, usually in a short time #:''He did a picture of a tree'' #:''He did an essay on Shakespeare'' ===[[auxiliary verb|Auxiliary verb]]=== {{verb5|do|does|did}} # '''Do''' is also an auxiliary verb. It is used in [[Present Simple tense|Present Simple]] and [[Past Simple tense]] in questions, negative statements, short answers, and for emphasis, but only when there is no other auxiliary. *Questions *:''Where do you live?'' *:''When did you start learning English?'' *:''"Does John live here?"'' *Short answer *:''"Yes, he does."'' *:''"No, I don't."'' *Negative statements *:''They don't live here.'' [don't = do not] *:''We do not want to fight.'' *:''Jared did not tell me he had such a pretty sister.'' *Emphasis (do not use this too much) *:''You think I don't have a brother, but I do!'' *:''She does enjoy swimming in the pool.'' ==Use== ''For the uses of [[make]] and [[do]], see [[Appendix:Make and do]]'' ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[hairstyle]]. #: ''She came to work with a new do.'' # Correct actions (almost always in plural and generally with "don'ts") #: ''Willy will tell you all the dos and don'ts.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''hairstyle'') [[hairstyle]], [[hairdo]], [[style]], [[styling]] ===Antonyms=== *(''correct actions'') [[don'ts]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[do-rag]] [[ca:do]] [[de:do]] [[el:do]] [[en:do]] [[es:do]] [[eo:do]] [[fr:do]] [[gl:do]] [[ko:do]] [[io:do]] [[ie:do]] [[it:do]] [[ku:do]] [[la:do]] [[hu:do]] [[nl:do]] [[ja:do]] [[pl:do]] [[pt:do]] [[ru:do]] [[sk:do]] [[sl:do]] [[fi:do]] [[ta:do]] [[vi:do]] [[uk:do]] [[vo:do]] [[zh:do]] 8955 2006-08-21T21:51:57Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy ==Verb== {{verb2|do|does|did|done|doing}} # We sometimes use "do" in place of a different verb, such as when we do not know what an activity is, or we do not want to say it again: #:''What is he doing?'' #:''John does a lot at work'' #:''Mary eats more than John does'' # To perform, to complete a task or to work on a task #:''Mary is doing her homework'' #:''We all did the cleaning together'' #:''I've got a lot to do'' #:''"What do you do?" - "I'm a baker"'' # To succeed or progress #:''"How did John do in the tennis match?" - "He lost"'' #:''"How is your leg doing?" - "Oh, it feels much better, thank you"'' # To write or draw something, usually in a short time #:''He did a picture of a tree'' #:''He did an essay on Shakespeare'' ===[[auxiliary verb|Auxiliary verb]]=== {{verb5|do|does|did}} # '''Do''' is also an auxiliary verb. It is used in [[Present Simple tense|Present Simple]] and [[Past Simple tense]] in questions, negative statements, short answers, and for emphasis, but only when there is no other auxiliary. *Questions *:''Where do you live?'' *:''When did you start learning English?'' *:''"Does John live here?"'' *Short answer *:''"Yes, he does."'' *:''"No, I don't."'' *Negative statements *:''They don't live here.'' [don't = do not] *:''We do not want to fight.'' *:''Jared did not tell me he had such a pretty sister.'' *Emphasis (do not use this too much) *:''You think I don't have a brother, but I do!'' *:''She does enjoy swimming in the pool.'' ==Use== ''For the uses of [[make]] and [[do]], see [[Appendix:Make and do]]'' ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[hairstyle]]. #: ''She came to work with a new do.'' # Correct actions (almost always in plural and generally with "don'ts") #: ''Willy will tell you all the dos and don'ts.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''hairstyle'') [[hairstyle]], [[hairdo]], [[style]], [[styling]] ===Antonyms=== *(''correct actions'') [[don'ts]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[do-rag]] [[ca:do]] [[de:do]] [[el:do]] [[en:do]] [[es:do]] [[eo:do]] [[fr:do]] [[gl:do]] [[ko:do]] [[hy:do]] [[io:do]] [[ie:do]] [[it:do]] [[ku:do]] [[la:do]] [[hu:do]] [[nl:do]] [[ja:do]] [[pl:do]] [[pt:do]] [[ru:do]] [[sk:do]] [[sl:do]] [[fi:do]] [[ta:do]] [[vi:do]] [[uk:do]] [[vo:do]] [[zh:do]] 9253 2006-08-23T12:56:50Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: cs ==Verb== {{verb2|do|does|did|done|doing}} # We sometimes use "do" in place of a different verb, such as when we do not know what an activity is, or we do not want to say it again: #:''What is he doing?'' #:''John does a lot at work'' #:''Mary eats more than John does'' # To perform, to complete a task or to work on a task #:''Mary is doing her homework'' #:''We all did the cleaning together'' #:''I've got a lot to do'' #:''"What do you do?" - "I'm a baker"'' # To succeed or progress #:''"How did John do in the tennis match?" - "He lost"'' #:''"How is your leg doing?" - "Oh, it feels much better, thank you"'' # To write or draw something, usually in a short time #:''He did a picture of a tree'' #:''He did an essay on Shakespeare'' ===[[auxiliary verb|Auxiliary verb]]=== {{verb5|do|does|did}} # '''Do''' is also an auxiliary verb. It is used in [[Present Simple tense|Present Simple]] and [[Past Simple tense]] in questions, negative statements, short answers, and for emphasis, but only when there is no other auxiliary. *Questions *:''Where do you live?'' *:''When did you start learning English?'' *:''"Does John live here?"'' *Short answer *:''"Yes, he does."'' *:''"No, I don't."'' *Negative statements *:''They don't live here.'' [don't = do not] *:''We do not want to fight.'' *:''Jared did not tell me he had such a pretty sister.'' *Emphasis (do not use this too much) *:''You think I don't have a brother, but I do!'' *:''She does enjoy swimming in the pool.'' ==Use== ''For the uses of [[make]] and [[do]], see [[Appendix:Make and do]]'' ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[hairstyle]]. #: ''She came to work with a new do.'' # Correct actions (almost always in plural and generally with "don'ts") #: ''Willy will tell you all the dos and don'ts.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''hairstyle'') [[hairstyle]], [[hairdo]], [[style]], [[styling]] ===Antonyms=== *(''correct actions'') [[don'ts]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[do-rag]] [[ca:do]] [[cs:do]] [[de:do]] [[el:do]] [[en:do]] [[es:do]] [[eo:do]] [[fr:do]] [[gl:do]] [[ko:do]] [[hy:do]] [[io:do]] [[ie:do]] [[it:do]] [[ku:do]] [[la:do]] [[hu:do]] [[nl:do]] [[ja:do]] [[pl:do]] [[pt:do]] [[ru:do]] [[sk:do]] [[sl:do]] [[fi:do]] [[ta:do]] [[vi:do]] [[uk:do]] [[vo:do]] [[zh:do]] 9576 2006-09-10T12:14:35Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: tr ==Verb== {{verb2|do|does|did|done|doing}} # We sometimes use "do" in place of a different verb, such as when we do not know what an activity is, or we do not want to say it again: #:''What is he doing?'' #:''John does a lot at work'' #:''Mary eats more than John does'' # To perform, to complete a task or to work on a task #:''Mary is doing her homework'' #:''We all did the cleaning together'' #:''I've got a lot to do'' #:''"What do you do?" - "I'm a baker"'' # To succeed or progress #:''"How did John do in the tennis match?" - "He lost"'' #:''"How is your leg doing?" - "Oh, it feels much better, thank you"'' # To write or draw something, usually in a short time #:''He did a picture of a tree'' #:''He did an essay on Shakespeare'' ===[[auxiliary verb|Auxiliary verb]]=== {{verb5|do|does|did}} # '''Do''' is also an auxiliary verb. It is used in [[Present Simple tense|Present Simple]] and [[Past Simple tense]] in questions, negative statements, short answers, and for emphasis, but only when there is no other auxiliary. *Questions *:''Where do you live?'' *:''When did you start learning English?'' *:''"Does John live here?"'' *Short answer *:''"Yes, he does."'' *:''"No, I don't."'' *Negative statements *:''They don't live here.'' [don't = do not] *:''We do not want to fight.'' *:''Jared did not tell me he had such a pretty sister.'' *Emphasis (do not use this too much) *:''You think I don't have a brother, but I do!'' *:''She does enjoy swimming in the pool.'' ==Use== ''For the uses of [[make]] and [[do]], see [[Appendix:Make and do]]'' ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[hairstyle]]. #: ''She came to work with a new do.'' # Correct actions (almost always in plural and generally with "don'ts") #: ''Willy will tell you all the dos and don'ts.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''hairstyle'') [[hairstyle]], [[hairdo]], [[style]], [[styling]] ===Antonyms=== *(''correct actions'') [[don'ts]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[do-rag]] [[ca:do]] [[cs:do]] [[de:do]] [[el:do]] [[en:do]] [[es:do]] [[eo:do]] [[fr:do]] [[gl:do]] [[ko:do]] [[hy:do]] [[io:do]] [[ie:do]] [[it:do]] [[ku:do]] [[la:do]] [[hu:do]] [[nl:do]] [[ja:do]] [[pl:do]] [[pt:do]] [[ru:do]] [[sk:do]] [[sl:do]] [[fi:do]] [[ta:do]] [[vi:do]] [[tr:do]] [[uk:do]] [[vo:do]] [[zh:do]] 10689 2006-10-10T01:00:37Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:do]] ==Verb== {{verb2|do|does|did|done|doing}} # We sometimes use "do" in place of a different verb, such as when we do not know what an activity is, or we do not want to say it again: #:''What is he doing?'' #:''John does a lot at work'' #:''Mary eats more than John does'' # To perform, to complete a task or to work on a task #:''Mary is doing her homework'' #:''We all did the cleaning together'' #:''I've got a lot to do'' #:''"What do you do?" - "I'm a baker"'' # To succeed or progress #:''"How did John do in the tennis match?" - "He lost"'' #:''"How is your leg doing?" - "Oh, it feels much better, thank you"'' # To write or draw something, usually in a short time #:''He did a picture of a tree'' #:''He did an essay on Shakespeare'' ===[[auxiliary verb|Auxiliary verb]]=== {{verb5|do|does|did}} # '''Do''' is also an auxiliary verb. It is used in [[Present Simple tense|Present Simple]] and [[Past Simple tense]] in questions, negative statements, short answers, and for emphasis, but only when there is no other auxiliary. *Questions *:''Where do you live?'' *:''When did you start learning English?'' *:''"Does John live here?"'' *Short answer *:''"Yes, he does."'' *:''"No, I don't."'' *Negative statements *:''They don't live here.'' [don't = do not] *:''We do not want to fight.'' *:''Jared did not tell me he had such a pretty sister.'' *Emphasis (do not use this too much) *:''You think I don't have a brother, but I do!'' *:''She does enjoy swimming in the pool.'' ==Use== ''For the uses of [[make]] and [[do]], see [[Appendix:Make and do]]'' ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[hairstyle]]. #: ''She came to work with a new do.'' # Correct actions (almost always in plural and generally with "don'ts") #: ''Willy will tell you all the dos and don'ts.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''hairstyle'') [[hairstyle]], [[hairdo]], [[style]], [[styling]] ===Antonyms=== *(''correct actions'') [[don'ts]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[do-rag]] [[ca:do]] [[cs:do]] [[de:do]] [[el:do]] [[en:do]] [[es:do]] [[eo:do]] [[fr:do]] [[gl:do]] [[ko:do]] [[hy:do]] [[io:do]] [[ie:do]] [[it:do]] [[kk:do]] [[ku:do]] [[la:do]] [[hu:do]] [[nl:do]] [[ja:do]] [[pl:do]] [[pt:do]] [[ru:do]] [[sk:do]] [[sl:do]] [[fi:do]] [[ta:do]] [[vi:do]] [[tr:do]] [[uk:do]] [[vo:do]] [[zh:do]] 13818 2006-12-19T01:43:09Z Brett 77 formatting ==Verb== {{verb2|do|does|did|done|doing}} # We sometimes use '''do''' in place of a different verb, such as when we do not know what an activity is, or we do not want to say it again: #:''What is he '''doing'''?'' #:''John '''does''' a lot at work'' #:''Mary eats more than John '''does''''' # To perform, to complete a task or to work on a task #:''Mary is '''doing''' her homework'' #:''We all '''did''' the cleaning together'' #:''I've got a lot to '''do''''' #:''"What '''do''' you '''do'''?" - "I'm a baker"'' # To succeed or progress #:''"How '''did''' John '''do''' in the tennis match?" - "He lost"'' #:''"How is your leg '''doing'''?" - "Oh, it feels much better, thank you"'' # To write or draw something, usually in a short time #:''He '''did''' a picture of a tree'' #:''He '''did''' an essay on Shakespeare'' ===[[auxiliary verb|Auxiliary verb]]=== {{verb5|do|does|did}} # '''Do''' is also an auxiliary verb. It is used in [[Present Simple tense|Present Simple]] and [[Past Simple tense]] in questions, negative statements, short answers, and for emphasis, but only when there is no other auxiliary. *Questions *:''Where '''do''' you live?'' *:''When '''did''' you start learning English?'' *:''"'''Does''' John live here?"'' *Short answer *:''"Yes, he '''does'''."'' *:''"No, I '''don't'''."'' *Negative statements *:''They '''don't''' live here.'' ['''don't''' = '''do''' not] *:''We '''do''' not want to fight.'' *:''Jared '''did''' not tell me he had such a pretty sister.'' *Emphasis (do not use this too much) *:''You think I '''don't''' have a brother, but I '''do'''!'' *:''She '''does''' enjoy swimming in the pool.'' ==Use== ''For the uses of [[make]] and '''do''', see [[Appendix:Make and '''do''']]'' ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[hairstyle]]. #: ''She came to work with a new '''do'''.'' # Correct actions (almost always in plural and generally with "don'ts") #: ''Willy will tell you all the '''dos''' and '''don'ts'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''hairstyle'') [[hairstyle]], [[hairdo]], [[style]], [[styling]] ===Antonyms=== *(''correct actions'') [[don'ts]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[do-rag]] [[ca:do]] [[cs:do]] [[de:do]] [[el:do]] [[en:do]] [[es:do]] [[eo:do]] [[fr:do]] [[gl:do]] [[ko:do]] [[hy:do]] [[io:do]] [[ie:do]] [[it:do]] [[kk:do]] [[ku:do]] [[la:do]] [[hu:do]] [[nl:do]] [[ja:do]] [[pl:do]] [[pt:do]] [[ru:do]] [[sk:do]] [[sl:do]] [[fi:do]] [[ta:do]] [[vi:do]] [[tr:do]] [[uk:do]] [[vo:do]] [[zh:do]] 1137 1208 2005-01-29T23:03:28Z Brian Merz 20 Initial entry '''Rainbow''' ==Word lists== *Not in [http://ogden.basic-english.org/word2000.html Basic English 2,000] *Not in [http://www1.voanews.com/specialenglish/article.cfm?objectID=3B81CAFA-6FE3-11D5-841B00508BF9712A&Title=VOA%20Special%20English%20Word%20Book%20%2D%20Complete VOA Special English] *Part of Standard English 80,000 ===Noun=== plural: rainbows # The arch of colors in the sky you can see in the rain when the sun is at your back. ==References== ===English=== *[http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Rainbow Wiktionary Rainbow] *[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rainbow Wikipedia Rainbow] ===Simple English=== *[http://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rainbow Wikipedia Rainbow] 1211 2005-01-29T23:30:48Z Brian Merz 20 Added picture '''Rainbow''' ==Word lists== *Not in [http://ogden.basic-english.org/word2000.html Basic English 2,000] *Not in [http://www1.voanews.com/specialenglish/article.cfm?objectID=3B81CAFA-6FE3-11D5-841B00508BF9712A&Title=VOA%20Special%20English%20Word%20Book%20%2D%20Complete VOA Special English] *Part of Standard English 80,000 ===Noun=== plural: rainbows # The arch of colors in the sky you can see in the rain when the sun is at your back. [[Image:450px-Epcot_rainbow.jpg|left|thumb|A rainbow arches over the gardens at the Canada pavilion at Epcot in Walt Disney World, Lake Buena Vista, Florida, United States.]] <br style="clear:both;"> ==References== ===English=== *[http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Rainbow Wiktionary Rainbow] *[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rainbow Wikipedia Rainbow] ===Simple English=== *[http://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rainbow Wikipedia Rainbow] 1212 2005-02-02T21:10:58Z Brian Merz 20 Alternate spelling '''Rainbow''' ==Word lists== *Not in [http://ogden.basic-english.org/word2000.html Basic English 2,000] *Not in [http://www1.voanews.com/specialenglish/article.cfm?objectID=3B81CAFA-6FE3-11D5-841B00508BF9712A&Title=VOA%20Special%20English%20Word%20Book%20%2D%20Complete VOA Special English] *Part of Standard English 80,000 ===Noun=== plural: rainbows # The arch of colors in the sky you can see in the rain when the sun is at your back. [[Image:450px-Epcot_rainbow.jpg|left|thumb|A rainbow arches over the gardens at the Canada pavilion at Epcot in Walt Disney World, Lake Buena Vista, Florida, United States.]] <br style="clear:both;"> ==Reforms== ===Alternate Spelling=== [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soundspel Soundspel] raenbo ==References== ===English=== *[http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Rainbow Wiktionary Rainbow] *[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rainbow Wikipedia Rainbow] ===Simple English=== *[http://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rainbow Wikipedia Rainbow] 1213 2005-02-03T00:01:39Z Brian Merz 20 Link to Soundspel conversion '''Rainbow''' ==Word lists== *Not in [http://ogden.basic-english.org/word2000.html Basic English 2,000] *Not in [http://www1.voanews.com/specialenglish/article.cfm?objectID=3B81CAFA-6FE3-11D5-841B00508BF9712A&Title=VOA%20Special%20English%20Word%20Book%20%2D%20Complete VOA Special English] *Part of Standard English 80,000 ===Noun=== plural: rainbows # The arch of colors in the sky you can see in the rain when the sun is at your back. [[Image:450px-Epcot_rainbow.jpg|left|thumb|A rainbow arches over the gardens at the Canada pavilion at Epcot in Walt Disney World, Lake Buena Vista, Florida, United States.]] <br style="clear:both;"> ==Reforms== ===Alternate Spelling=== [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soundspel Soundspel] raenbo ==References== ===English=== *[http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Rainbow Wiktionary Rainbow] *[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rainbow Wikipedia Rainbow] ===Simple English=== *[http://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rainbow Wikipedia Rainbow] ===Reformed English=== *[http://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rainbow_%28SoundSpel_Raenbo%29 SoundSpel conversion of Rainbow] 3244 2005-02-03T00:03:44Z Brian Merz 20 '''Rainbow''' ==Word lists== *Not in [http://ogden.basic-english.org/word2000.html Basic English 2,000] *Not in [http://www1.voanews.com/specialenglish/article.cfm?objectID=3B81CAFA-6FE3-11D5-841B00508BF9712A&Title=VOA%20Special%20English%20Word%20Book%20%2D%20Complete VOA Special English] *Part of Standard English 80,000 ===Noun=== plural: rainbows # The arch of colors in the sky you can see in the rain when the sun is at your back. [[Image:450px-Epcot_rainbow.jpg|left|thumb|A rainbow arches over the gardens at the Canada pavilion at Epcot in Walt Disney World, Lake Buena Vista, Florida, United States.]] <br style="clear:both;"> ==Reforms== ===Alternate Spelling=== [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soundspel Soundspel] raenbo ==References== ===English=== *[http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Rainbow Wiktionary Rainbow] *[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rainbow Wikipedia Rainbow] ===Simple English=== *[http://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rainbow Wikipedia Rainbow] ===Reformed English=== *[http://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rainbow_%28SoundSpel_Raenbo%29 Wikipedia Raenbo] 3776 2005-07-24T20:18:18Z 63.196.6.94 Changing '''Rainbow''' ==Word lists== *Not in [http://ogden.basic-english.org/word2000.html Basic English 2,000] *Not in [http://www1.voanews.com/specialenglish/article.cfm?objectID=3B81CAFA-6FE3-11D5-841B00508BF9712A&Title=VOA%20Special%20English%20Word%20Book%20%2D%20Complete VOA Special English] *Part of Standard English 80,000 ===Noun=== plural: rainbows # The arch of colors in the sky you can see in the rain when the sun is at your back. [[Image:450px-Epcot_rainbow.jpg|left|thumb|A rainbow arches over the gardens at the Canada pavilion at Epcot in Walt Disney World, Lake Buena Vista, Florida, United States.]] <br style="clear:both;"> ==References== ===English=== *[http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Rainbow Wiktionary Rainbow] *[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rainbow Wikipedia Rainbow] ===Simple English=== *[http://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rainbow Wikipedia Rainbow] 4011 2005-10-19T15:13:53Z Simpleton 38 ===Noun=== {{Wiktionary}} '''rainbow''' (plural: rainbows) # The [[arch]] of [[colour]]s in the [[sky]] you can see in the [[rain]] when the [[sun]] is at your [[back]]. [[Image:450px-Epcot_rainbow.jpg|left|thumb|A rainbow arches over the gardens at the Canada pavilion at Epcot in Walt Disney World, Lake Buena Vista, Florida, United States.]] {{wikipedia}} 4012 2005-10-19T16:45:56Z Simpleton 38 expand ===Noun=== {{Wiktionary}} '''rainbow''' (plural: rainbows) # The [[arch]] of [[colour]]s in the [[sky]] you can see in the [[rain]] when the [[sun]] is at your [[back]]. #: Traditionally, the colours of the '''rainbow''' are [[red]], [[orange]], [[yellow]], [[green]], [[blue]], [[indigo]] and [[violet]] - but it is actually a continuous [[spectrum]] [[Image:450px-Epcot_rainbow.jpg|left|thumb|A rainbow arches over the gardens at the Canada pavilion at Epcot in Walt Disney World, Lake Buena Vista, Florida, United States.]] {{wikipedia}} 4046 2005-10-20T10:31:15Z Simpleton 38 ==Noun== {{Wiktionary}} '''rainbow''' (plural: rainbows) # The [[arch]] of [[colour]]s in the [[sky]] you can see in the [[rain]] when the [[sun]] is at your [[back]]. #: Traditionally, the colours of the '''rainbow''' are [[red]], [[orange]], [[yellow]], [[green]], [[blue]], [[indigo]] and [[violet]] - but it is actually a continuous [[spectrum]] [[Image:450px-Epcot_rainbow.jpg|left|thumb|A rainbow arches over the gardens at the Canada pavilion at Epcot in Walt Disney World, Lake Buena Vista, Florida, United States.]] {{wikipedia}} 5343 2006-02-23T00:59:40Z Conversion script [[Rainbow]] moved to [[rainbow]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== {{Wiktionary}} '''rainbow''' (plural: rainbows) # The [[arch]] of [[colour]]s in the [[sky]] you can see in the [[rain]] when the [[sun]] is at your [[back]]. #: Traditionally, the colours of the '''rainbow''' are [[red]], [[orange]], [[yellow]], [[green]], [[blue]], [[indigo]] and [[violet]] - but it is actually a continuous [[spectrum]] [[Image:450px-Epcot_rainbow.jpg|left|thumb|A rainbow arches over the gardens at the Canada pavilion at Epcot in Walt Disney World, Lake Buena Vista, Florida, United States.]] {{wikipedia}} 5645 2006-03-02T18:39:05Z Cromwellt 61 added category, fixed link (still needs adjective meaning added) ==Noun== {{Wiktionary}} '''rainbow''' (plural: rainbows) # The [[arch]] of [[colour]]s in the [[sky]] you can see in the [[rain]] when the [[sun]] is at your [[back]]. #: Traditionally, the colours of the '''rainbow''' are [[red]], [[orange]], [[yellow]], [[green]], [[blue]], [[indigo]] and [[violet]] - but it is actually a continuous [[spectrum]]. [[Image:450px-Epcot_rainbow.jpg|left|thumb|A rainbow arches over the gardens at the Canada pavilion at Epcot in Walt Disney World, Lake Buena Vista, Florida, United States.]] {{Wikipedia}} [[Category:Nouns]] 5647 2006-03-02T18:40:47Z Cromwellt 61 added noun template ==Noun== {{Wiktionary}} {{noun|rainbow|rainbows}} # The [[arch]] of [[colour]]s in the [[sky]] you can see in the [[rain]] when the [[sun]] is at your [[back]]. #: Traditionally, the colours of the '''rainbow''' are [[red]], [[orange]], [[yellow]], [[green]], [[blue]], [[indigo]] and [[violet]] - but it is actually a continuous [[spectrum]]. [[Image:450px-Epcot_rainbow.jpg|left|thumb|A rainbow arches over the gardens at the Canada pavilion at Epcot in Walt Disney World, Lake Buena Vista, Florida, United States.]] {{Wikipedia}} [[Category:Nouns]] 5649 2006-03-02T18:42:40Z Cromwellt 61 switched (English) Wiktionary template to nav tab link ==Noun== {{noun|rainbow|rainbows}} # The [[arch]] of [[colour]]s in the [[sky]] you can see in the [[rain]] when the [[sun]] is at your [[back]]. #: Traditionally, the colours of the '''rainbow''' are [[red]], [[orange]], [[yellow]], [[green]], [[blue]], [[indigo]] and [[violet]] - but it is actually a continuous [[spectrum]]. [[Image:450px-Epcot_rainbow.jpg|left|thumb|A rainbow arches over the gardens at the Canada pavilion at Epcot in Walt Disney World, Lake Buena Vista, Florida, United States.]] {{Wikipedia}} [[Category:Nouns]] [[en:rainbow]] 5850 2006-03-13T04:19:39Z Cromwellt 61 added wotd template {{wotd|2006|03|03}} ==Noun== {{noun|rainbow|rainbows}} # The [[arch]] of [[colour]]s in the [[sky]] you can see in the [[rain]] when the [[sun]] is at your [[back]]. #: Traditionally, the colours of the '''rainbow''' are [[red]], [[orange]], [[yellow]], [[green]], [[blue]], [[indigo]] and [[violet]] - but it is actually a continuous [[spectrum]]. [[Image:450px-Epcot_rainbow.jpg|left|thumb|A rainbow arches over the gardens at the Canada pavilion at Epcot in Walt Disney World, Lake Buena Vista, Florida, United States.]] {{wikipedia}} [[en:rainbow]] 6658 2006-05-24T17:36:21Z 139.142.154.129 6665 2006-05-24T22:02:08Z Cromwellt 61 Reverted edit of 139.142.154.129, changed back to last version by Cromwellt {{wotd|2006|03|03}} ==Noun== {{noun|rainbow|rainbows}} # The [[arch]] of [[colour]]s in the [[sky]] you can see in the [[rain]] when the [[sun]] is at your [[back]]. #: Traditionally, the colours of the '''rainbow''' are [[red]], [[orange]], [[yellow]], [[green]], [[blue]], [[indigo]] and [[violet]] - but it is actually a continuous [[spectrum]]. [[Image:450px-Epcot_rainbow.jpg|left|thumb|A rainbow arches over the gardens at the Canada pavilion at Epcot in Walt Disney World, Lake Buena Vista, Florida, United States.]] {{wikipedia}} [[en:rainbow]] 7621 2006-07-19T08:09:41Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ang, de, fi, fr, hu, it, ja, ko, pl, pt, ro, ta, vi, zh {{wotd|2006|03|03}} ==Noun== {{noun|rainbow|rainbows}} # The [[arch]] of [[colour]]s in the [[sky]] you can see in the [[rain]] when the [[sun]] is at your [[back]]. #: Traditionally, the colours of the '''rainbow''' are [[red]], [[orange]], [[yellow]], [[green]], [[blue]], [[indigo]] and [[violet]] - but it is actually a continuous [[spectrum]]. [[Image:450px-Epcot_rainbow.jpg|left|thumb|A rainbow arches over the gardens at the Canada pavilion at Epcot in Walt Disney World, Lake Buena Vista, Florida, United States.]] {{wikipedia}} [[ang:rainbow]] [[de:rainbow]] [[en:rainbow]] [[fr:rainbow]] [[ko:rainbow]] [[it:rainbow]] [[hu:rainbow]] [[ja:rainbow]] [[pl:rainbow]] [[pt:rainbow]] [[ro:rainbow]] [[fi:rainbow]] [[ta:rainbow]] [[vi:rainbow]] [[zh:rainbow]] 9098 2006-08-22T02:19:05Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: io {{wotd|2006|03|03}} ==Noun== {{noun|rainbow|rainbows}} # The [[arch]] of [[colour]]s in the [[sky]] you can see in the [[rain]] when the [[sun]] is at your [[back]]. #: Traditionally, the colours of the '''rainbow''' are [[red]], [[orange]], [[yellow]], [[green]], [[blue]], [[indigo]] and [[violet]] - but it is actually a continuous [[spectrum]]. [[Image:450px-Epcot_rainbow.jpg|left|thumb|A rainbow arches over the gardens at the Canada pavilion at Epcot in Walt Disney World, Lake Buena Vista, Florida, United States.]] {{wikipedia}} [[ang:rainbow]] [[de:rainbow]] [[en:rainbow]] [[fr:rainbow]] [[ko:rainbow]] [[io:rainbow]] [[it:rainbow]] [[hu:rainbow]] [[ja:rainbow]] [[pl:rainbow]] [[pt:rainbow]] [[ro:rainbow]] [[fi:rainbow]] [[ta:rainbow]] [[vi:rainbow]] [[zh:rainbow]] 10207 2006-09-24T13:54:13Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[hy:rainbow]] {{wotd|2006|03|03}} ==Noun== {{noun|rainbow|rainbows}} # The [[arch]] of [[colour]]s in the [[sky]] you can see in the [[rain]] when the [[sun]] is at your [[back]]. #: Traditionally, the colours of the '''rainbow''' are [[red]], [[orange]], [[yellow]], [[green]], [[blue]], [[indigo]] and [[violet]] - but it is actually a continuous [[spectrum]]. [[Image:450px-Epcot_rainbow.jpg|left|thumb|A rainbow arches over the gardens at the Canada pavilion at Epcot in Walt Disney World, Lake Buena Vista, Florida, United States.]] {{wikipedia}} [[ang:rainbow]] [[de:rainbow]] [[en:rainbow]] [[fr:rainbow]] [[ko:rainbow]] [[hy:rainbow]] [[io:rainbow]] [[it:rainbow]] [[hu:rainbow]] [[ja:rainbow]] [[pl:rainbow]] [[pt:rainbow]] [[ro:rainbow]] [[fi:rainbow]] [[ta:rainbow]] [[vi:rainbow]] [[zh:rainbow]] 12000 2006-11-09T17:42:56Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[el:rainbow]] {{wotd|2006|03|03}} ==Noun== {{noun|rainbow|rainbows}} # The [[arch]] of [[colour]]s in the [[sky]] you can see in the [[rain]] when the [[sun]] is at your [[back]]. #: Traditionally, the colours of the '''rainbow''' are [[red]], [[orange]], [[yellow]], [[green]], [[blue]], [[indigo]] and [[violet]] - but it is actually a continuous [[spectrum]]. [[Image:450px-Epcot_rainbow.jpg|left|thumb|A rainbow arches over the gardens at the Canada pavilion at Epcot in Walt Disney World, Lake Buena Vista, Florida, United States.]] {{wikipedia}} [[ang:rainbow]] [[de:rainbow]] [[el:rainbow]] [[en:rainbow]] [[fr:rainbow]] [[ko:rainbow]] [[hy:rainbow]] [[io:rainbow]] [[it:rainbow]] [[hu:rainbow]] [[ja:rainbow]] [[pl:rainbow]] [[pt:rainbow]] [[ro:rainbow]] [[fi:rainbow]] [[ta:rainbow]] [[vi:rainbow]] [[zh:rainbow]] 12488 2006-11-17T02:09:42Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:rainbow]] {{wotd|2006|03|03}} ==Noun== {{noun|rainbow|rainbows}} # The [[arch]] of [[colour]]s in the [[sky]] you can see in the [[rain]] when the [[sun]] is at your [[back]]. #: Traditionally, the colours of the '''rainbow''' are [[red]], [[orange]], [[yellow]], [[green]], [[blue]], [[indigo]] and [[violet]] - but it is actually a continuous [[spectrum]]. [[Image:450px-Epcot_rainbow.jpg|left|thumb|A rainbow arches over the gardens at the Canada pavilion at Epcot in Walt Disney World, Lake Buena Vista, Florida, United States.]] {{wikipedia}} [[ang:rainbow]] [[de:rainbow]] [[el:rainbow]] [[en:rainbow]] [[fr:rainbow]] [[ko:rainbow]] [[hy:rainbow]] [[io:rainbow]] [[it:rainbow]] [[hu:rainbow]] [[ja:rainbow]] [[pl:rainbow]] [[pt:rainbow]] [[ro:rainbow]] [[ru:rainbow]] [[fi:rainbow]] [[ta:rainbow]] [[vi:rainbow]] [[zh:rainbow]] 1138 1210 2005-01-29T23:59:53Z Brian Merz 20 Initial entry '''Is''' ==Word lists== *[http://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/BE_850 BE 850]: Basic English 850 Words ===Verb=== #[[Third-person]] singular [[present tense]] (sometimes past tense and conditional tense) of '''to [[be]]'''. #:''He is a doctor. ==References== ===English=== *[http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Is Is] 3245 2005-01-31T08:51:35Z Saintswithin 21 #REDIRECT [[Be]] #REDIRECT [[Be]] 4007 2005-10-19T15:04:15Z Simpleton 38 ===Verb=== {{Wiktionary}} '''is''' # [[third person]] [[singular]] [[present tense]] of the [[verb]] ''to [[be]]'' #: He '''is''' late for class #: '''Is''' it hot in here? [[category:Verbs]] 4044 2005-10-20T10:27:53Z Simpleton 38 ==Verb== {{Wiktionary}} '''is''' # a form of the [[verb]] ''to [[be]]'' when talking about someone or something else #: He '''is''' late for class #: '''Is''' it hot in here? [[category:Verbs]] 5269 2006-02-23T00:59:38Z Conversion script [[Is]] moved to [[is]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Verb== {{Wiktionary}} '''is''' # a form of the [[verb]] ''to [[be]]'' when talking about someone or something else #: He '''is''' late for class #: '''Is''' it hot in here? [[category:Verbs]] 7577 2006-07-19T06:18:10Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: da, de, en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, ko, la, nl, no, pl, pt, sv, vo, zh ==Verb== {{Wiktionary}} '''is''' # a form of the [[verb]] ''to [[be]]'' when talking about someone or something else #: He '''is''' late for class #: '''Is''' it hot in here? [[category:Verbs]] [[da:is]] [[de:is]] [[en:is]] [[fr:is]] [[ko:is]] [[io:is]] [[it:is]] [[la:is]] [[hu:is]] [[nl:is]] [[ja:is]] [[no:is]] [[pl:is]] [[pt:is]] [[fi:is]] [[sv:is]] [[vo:is]] [[zh:is]] 8108 2006-07-27T01:32:54Z Brett 77 /* Verb */ ==Verb== {{verb3|be|am|is|are|was|were|been|being}} {{wiktionary}} # a form of the [[verb]] ''to [[be]]'' when talking about someone or something else #: He '''is''' late for class #: '''Is''' it hot in here? [[category:Verbs]] [[da:is]] [[de:is]] [[en:is]] [[fr:is]] [[ko:is]] [[io:is]] [[it:is]] [[la:is]] [[hu:is]] [[nl:is]] [[ja:is]] [[no:is]] [[pl:is]] [[pt:is]] [[fi:is]] [[sv:is]] [[vo:is]] [[zh:is]] 9051 2006-08-22T00:44:43Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ru ==Verb== {{verb3|be|am|is|are|was|were|been|being}} {{wiktionary}} # a form of the [[verb]] ''to [[be]]'' when talking about someone or something else #: He '''is''' late for class #: '''Is''' it hot in here? [[category:Verbs]] [[da:is]] [[de:is]] [[en:is]] [[fr:is]] [[ko:is]] [[io:is]] [[it:is]] [[la:is]] [[hu:is]] [[nl:is]] [[ja:is]] [[no:is]] [[pl:is]] [[pt:is]] [[ru:is]] [[fi:is]] [[sv:is]] [[vo:is]] [[zh:is]] 10122 2006-09-24T13:20:31Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[es:is]] ==Verb== {{verb3|be|am|is|are|was|were|been|being}} {{wiktionary}} # a form of the [[verb]] ''to [[be]]'' when talking about someone or something else #: He '''is''' late for class #: '''Is''' it hot in here? [[category:Verbs]] [[da:is]] [[de:is]] [[en:is]] [[es:is]] [[fr:is]] [[ko:is]] [[io:is]] [[it:is]] [[la:is]] [[hu:is]] [[nl:is]] [[ja:is]] [[no:is]] [[pl:is]] [[pt:is]] [[ru:is]] [[fi:is]] [[sv:is]] [[vo:is]] [[zh:is]] 10412 2006-10-06T09:35:25Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[vi:is]] ==Verb== {{verb3|be|am|is|are|was|were|been|being}} {{wiktionary}} # a form of the [[verb]] ''to [[be]]'' when talking about someone or something else #: He '''is''' late for class #: '''Is''' it hot in here? [[category:Verbs]] [[da:is]] [[de:is]] [[en:is]] [[es:is]] [[fr:is]] [[ko:is]] [[io:is]] [[it:is]] [[la:is]] [[hu:is]] [[nl:is]] [[ja:is]] [[no:is]] [[pl:is]] [[pt:is]] [[ru:is]] [[fi:is]] [[sv:is]] [[vi:is]] [[vo:is]] [[zh:is]] 11166 2006-10-17T01:58:53Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[tr:is]] ==Verb== {{verb3|be|am|is|are|was|were|been|being}} {{wiktionary}} # a form of the [[verb]] ''to [[be]]'' when talking about someone or something else #: He '''is''' late for class #: '''Is''' it hot in here? [[category:Verbs]] [[da:is]] [[de:is]] [[en:is]] [[es:is]] [[fr:is]] [[ko:is]] [[io:is]] [[it:is]] [[la:is]] [[hu:is]] [[nl:is]] [[ja:is]] [[no:is]] [[pl:is]] [[pt:is]] [[ru:is]] [[fi:is]] [[sv:is]] [[vi:is]] [[tr:is]] [[vo:is]] [[zh:is]] 13904 2006-12-19T19:38:50Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ku:is]] ==Verb== {{verb3|be|am|is|are|was|were|been|being}} {{wiktionary}} # a form of the [[verb]] ''to [[be]]'' when talking about someone or something else #: He '''is''' late for class #: '''Is''' it hot in here? [[category:Verbs]] [[da:is]] [[de:is]] [[en:is]] [[es:is]] [[fr:is]] [[ko:is]] [[io:is]] [[it:is]] [[ku:is]] [[la:is]] [[hu:is]] [[nl:is]] [[ja:is]] [[no:is]] [[pl:is]] [[pt:is]] [[ru:is]] [[fi:is]] [[sv:is]] [[vi:is]] [[tr:is]] [[vo:is]] [[zh:is]] 1139 1209 2005-01-31T08:48:24Z Saintswithin 21 '''Be''' ==Verb== 1. This verb tells us that a thing is present, or in a place. :''The book is on the table.'' :''There was someone in the room.'' :''Were you at the party?'' 2. To happen. :''The party was on Saturday.'' :''The next meeting will be here.'' 3. To go somewhere; to visit someone (only in the [[Present Perfect]]). :''I've never been to Disneyland.'' 4. A verb we use when describing. :''The book is blue.'' :''They were sad.'' :''John is 35.'' :''I'm fine.'' :''He'd like to be a doctor.'' :''The film was terrible!'' 5. To cost. :''The book is 5 euro.'' 6. To act like someone or something (only in the progressive) :''Look, Mummy! I'm being a dog! Woof, woof!'' 7. We use a form of "be" and the ending "-ing" to make progressive tenses. :''He is sitting on the chair.'' :''I've been waiting for half an hour.'' :''They will be leaving on Tuesday.'' ==Verb forms== *Present simple: I am, you are, he is, she is, we were, they were *Past simple: I was, you were, he was, she was, we were, they were *Past participle: been *Gerund: being ==Word lists== *[http://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/BE_850 BE 850]: Basic English 850 Words 3246 2005-01-31T08:49:19Z Saintswithin 21 /* Verb forms */ were->are '''Be''' ==Verb== 1. This verb tells us that a thing is present, or in a place. :''The book is on the table.'' :''There was someone in the room.'' :''Were you at the party?'' 2. To happen. :''The party was on Saturday.'' :''The next meeting will be here.'' 3. To go somewhere; to visit someone (only in the [[Present Perfect]]). :''I've never been to Disneyland.'' 4. A verb we use when describing. :''The book is blue.'' :''They were sad.'' :''John is 35.'' :''I'm fine.'' :''He'd like to be a doctor.'' :''The film was terrible!'' 5. To cost. :''The book is 5 euro.'' 6. To act like someone or something (only in the progressive) :''Look, Mummy! I'm being a dog! Woof, woof!'' 7. We use a form of "be" and the ending "-ing" to make progressive tenses. :''He is sitting on the chair.'' :''I've been waiting for half an hour.'' :''They will be leaving on Tuesday.'' ==Verb forms== *Present simple: I am, you are, he is, she is, we are, they are *Past simple: I was, you were, he was, she was, we were, they were *Past participle: been *Gerund: being ==Word lists== *[http://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/BE_850 BE 850]: Basic English 850 Words 3909 2005-08-28T08:47:00Z Jusjih 27 Category '''Be''' ==Verb== 1. This verb tells us that a thing is present, or in a place. :''The book is on the table.'' :''There was someone in the room.'' :''Were you at the party?'' 2. To happen. :''The party was on Saturday.'' :''The next meeting will be here.'' 3. To go somewhere; to visit someone (only in the [[Present Perfect]]). :''I've never been to Disneyland.'' 4. A verb we use when describing. :''The book is blue.'' :''They were sad.'' :''John is 35.'' :''I'm fine.'' :''He'd like to be a doctor.'' :''The film was terrible!'' 5. To cost. :''The book is 5 euro.'' 6. To act like someone or something (only in the progressive) :''Look, Mummy! I'm being a dog! Woof, woof!'' 7. We use a form of "be" and the ending "-ing" to make progressive tenses. :''He is sitting on the chair.'' :''I've been waiting for half an hour.'' :''They will be leaving on Tuesday.'' ==Verb forms== *Present simple: I am, you are, he is, she is, we are, they are *Past simple: I was, you were, he was, she was, we were, they were *Past participle: been *Gerund: being ==Word lists== *[http://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/BE_850 BE 850]: Basic English 850 Words [[Category:Verb]] 3989 2005-10-19T12:24:01Z Simpleton 38 needs a cleanup ===Verb=== {{wiktionary}} '''to be''' 1. This verb tells us that a thing is present, or in a place. :''The book is on the table.'' :''There was someone in the room.'' :''Were you at the party?'' 2. To happen. :''The party was on Saturday.'' :''The next meeting will be here.'' 3. To go somewhere; to visit someone (only in the [[Present Perfect]]). :''I've never been to Disneyland.'' 4. A verb we use when describing. :''The book is blue.'' :''They were sad.'' :''John is 35.'' :''I'm fine.'' :''He'd like to be a doctor.'' :''The film was terrible!'' 5. To cost. :''The book is 5 euro.'' 6. To act like someone or something (only in the progressive) :''Look, Mummy! I'm being a dog! Woof, woof!'' 7. We use a form of "be" and the ending "-ing" to make progressive tenses. :''He is sitting on the chair.'' :''I've been waiting for half an hour.'' :''They will be leaving on Tuesday.'' ==Verb forms== *Present simple: I [[am]], you [[are]], he [[is]], she is, we [[are]], you are, they are *Past simple: I [[was]], you [[were]], he was, she was, we were, you were, they were *Past participle: [[been]] *Gerund and present participle: [[being]] ==Word lists== *[http://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/BE_850 BE 850]: Basic English 850 Words [[Category:Verbs]] 4032 2005-10-20T10:02:33Z Simpleton 38 ==Verb== {{wiktionary}} '''to be''' # This verb tells us that a thing is present, or in a place. #:''The book is on the table.'' #:''There was someone in the room.'' #:''Were you at the party?'' # To happen. #:''The party was on Saturday.'' #:''The next meeting will be here.'' # To go somewhere; to visit someone (only in the [[Present Perfect]]). #:''I've never been to Disneyland.'' # A verb we use when describing. #:''The book is blue.'' #:''They were sad.'' #:''John is 35.'' #:''I'm fine.'' #:''He'd like to be a doctor.'' #:''The film was terrible!'' # To cost. #:''The book is 5 euro.'' # To act like someone or something (only in the progressive) #:''Look, Mummy! I'm being a dog! Woof, woof!'' # We use a form of "be" and the ending "-ing" to make progressive tenses. #:''He is sitting on the chair.'' #:''I've been waiting for half an hour.'' #:''They will be leaving on Tuesday.'' ===Verb forms=== *Present simple: I [[am]], you [[are]], he [[is]], she is, we [[are]], you are, they are *Past simple: I [[was]], you [[were]], he was, she was, we were, you were, they were *Past participle: [[been]] *Gerund and present participle: [[being]] [[Category:Verbs]] 5143 2006-02-23T00:59:37Z Conversion script [[Be]] moved to [[be]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Verb== {{wiktionary}} '''to be''' # This verb tells us that a thing is present, or in a place. #:''The book is on the table.'' #:''There was someone in the room.'' #:''Were you at the party?'' # To happen. #:''The party was on Saturday.'' #:''The next meeting will be here.'' # To go somewhere; to visit someone (only in the [[Present Perfect]]). #:''I've never been to Disneyland.'' # A verb we use when describing. #:''The book is blue.'' #:''They were sad.'' #:''John is 35.'' #:''I'm fine.'' #:''He'd like to be a doctor.'' #:''The film was terrible!'' # To cost. #:''The book is 5 euro.'' # To act like someone or something (only in the progressive) #:''Look, Mummy! I'm being a dog! Woof, woof!'' # We use a form of "be" and the ending "-ing" to make progressive tenses. #:''He is sitting on the chair.'' #:''I've been waiting for half an hour.'' #:''They will be leaving on Tuesday.'' ===Verb forms=== *Present simple: I [[am]], you [[are]], he [[is]], she is, we [[are]], you are, they are *Past simple: I [[was]], you [[were]], he was, she was, we were, you were, they were *Past participle: [[been]] *Gerund and present participle: [[being]] [[Category:Verbs]] 7420 2006-07-19T00:21:07Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, el, en, es, fi, fr, gl, hu, io, it, ja, ko, ku, la, no, pl, pt, sl, sv, uk, zh ==Verb== {{wiktionary}} '''to be''' # This verb tells us that a thing is present, or in a place. #:''The book is on the table.'' #:''There was someone in the room.'' #:''Were you at the party?'' # To happen. #:''The party was on Saturday.'' #:''The next meeting will be here.'' # To go somewhere; to visit someone (only in the [[Present Perfect]]). #:''I've never been to Disneyland.'' # A verb we use when describing. #:''The book is blue.'' #:''They were sad.'' #:''John is 35.'' #:''I'm fine.'' #:''He'd like to be a doctor.'' #:''The film was terrible!'' # To cost. #:''The book is 5 euro.'' # To act like someone or something (only in the progressive) #:''Look, Mummy! I'm being a dog! Woof, woof!'' # We use a form of "be" and the ending "-ing" to make progressive tenses. #:''He is sitting on the chair.'' #:''I've been waiting for half an hour.'' #:''They will be leaving on Tuesday.'' ===Verb forms=== *Present simple: I [[am]], you [[are]], he [[is]], she is, we [[are]], you are, they are *Past simple: I [[was]], you [[were]], he was, she was, we were, you were, they were *Past participle: [[been]] *Gerund and present participle: [[being]] [[Category:Verbs]] [[de:be]] [[el:be]] [[en:be]] [[es:be]] [[fr:be]] [[gl:be]] [[ko:be]] [[io:be]] [[it:be]] [[ku:be]] [[la:be]] [[hu:be]] [[ja:be]] [[no:be]] [[pl:be]] [[pt:be]] [[sl:be]] [[fi:be]] [[sv:be]] [[uk:be]] [[zh:be]] 8105 2006-07-27T01:31:08Z Brett 77 ==Verb== {{verb3|be|am|is|are|was|were|been|being}} {{wiktionary}} # This verb tells us that a thing is present, or in a place. #:''The book is on the table.'' #:''There was someone in the room.'' #:''Were you at the party?'' # To happen. #:''The party was on Saturday.'' #:''The next meeting will be here.'' # To go somewhere; to visit someone (only in the [[Present Perfect]]). #:''I've never been to Disneyland.'' # A verb we use when describing. #:''The book is blue.'' #:''They were sad.'' #:''John is 35.'' #:''I'm fine.'' #:''He'd like to be a doctor.'' #:''The film was terrible!'' # To cost. #:''The book is 5 euro.'' # To act like someone or something (only in the progressive) #:''Look, Mummy! I'm being a dog! Woof, woof!'' # We use a form of "be" and the ending "-ing" to make progressive tenses. #:''He is sitting on the chair.'' #:''I've been waiting for half an hour.'' #:''They will be leaving on Tuesday.'' ===Verb forms=== *Present simple: I [[am]], you [[are]], he [[is]], she is, we [[are]], you are, they are *Past simple: I [[was]], you [[were]], he was, she was, we were, you were, they were *Past participle: [[been]] *Gerund and present participle: [[being]] [[Category:Verbs]] [[de:be]] [[el:be]] [[en:be]] [[es:be]] [[fr:be]] [[gl:be]] [[ko:be]] [[io:be]] [[it:be]] [[ku:be]] [[la:be]] [[hu:be]] [[ja:be]] [[no:be]] [[pl:be]] [[pt:be]] [[sl:be]] [[fi:be]] [[sv:be]] [[uk:be]] [[zh:be]] 8803 2006-08-21T17:26:46Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy, vi ==Verb== {{verb3|be|am|is|are|was|were|been|being}} {{wiktionary}} # This verb tells us that a thing is present, or in a place. #:''The book is on the table.'' #:''There was someone in the room.'' #:''Were you at the party?'' # To happen. #:''The party was on Saturday.'' #:''The next meeting will be here.'' # To go somewhere; to visit someone (only in the [[Present Perfect]]). #:''I've never been to Disneyland.'' # A verb we use when describing. #:''The book is blue.'' #:''They were sad.'' #:''John is 35.'' #:''I'm fine.'' #:''He'd like to be a doctor.'' #:''The film was terrible!'' # To cost. #:''The book is 5 euro.'' # To act like someone or something (only in the progressive) #:''Look, Mummy! I'm being a dog! Woof, woof!'' # We use a form of "be" and the ending "-ing" to make progressive tenses. #:''He is sitting on the chair.'' #:''I've been waiting for half an hour.'' #:''They will be leaving on Tuesday.'' ===Verb forms=== *Present simple: I [[am]], you [[are]], he [[is]], she is, we [[are]], you are, they are *Past simple: I [[was]], you [[were]], he was, she was, we were, you were, they were *Past participle: [[been]] *Gerund and present participle: [[being]] [[Category:Verbs]] [[de:be]] [[el:be]] [[en:be]] [[es:be]] [[fr:be]] [[gl:be]] [[ko:be]] [[hy:be]] [[io:be]] [[it:be]] [[ku:be]] [[la:be]] [[hu:be]] [[ja:be]] [[no:be]] [[pl:be]] [[pt:be]] [[sl:be]] [[fi:be]] [[sv:be]] [[vi:be]] [[uk:be]] [[zh:be]] 10435 2006-10-06T19:16:24Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:be]] ==Verb== {{verb3|be|am|is|are|was|were|been|being}} {{wiktionary}} # This verb tells us that a thing is present, or in a place. #:''The book is on the table.'' #:''There was someone in the room.'' #:''Were you at the party?'' # To happen. #:''The party was on Saturday.'' #:''The next meeting will be here.'' # To go somewhere; to visit someone (only in the [[Present Perfect]]). #:''I've never been to Disneyland.'' # A verb we use when describing. #:''The book is blue.'' #:''They were sad.'' #:''John is 35.'' #:''I'm fine.'' #:''He'd like to be a doctor.'' #:''The film was terrible!'' # To cost. #:''The book is 5 euro.'' # To act like someone or something (only in the progressive) #:''Look, Mummy! I'm being a dog! Woof, woof!'' # We use a form of "be" and the ending "-ing" to make progressive tenses. #:''He is sitting on the chair.'' #:''I've been waiting for half an hour.'' #:''They will be leaving on Tuesday.'' ===Verb forms=== *Present simple: I [[am]], you [[are]], he [[is]], she is, we [[are]], you are, they are *Past simple: I [[was]], you [[were]], he was, she was, we were, you were, they were *Past participle: [[been]] *Gerund and present participle: [[being]] [[Category:Verbs]] [[de:be]] [[el:be]] [[en:be]] [[es:be]] [[fr:be]] [[gl:be]] [[ko:be]] [[hy:be]] [[io:be]] [[it:be]] [[ku:be]] [[la:be]] [[hu:be]] [[ja:be]] [[no:be]] [[pl:be]] [[pt:be]] [[ru:be]] [[sl:be]] [[fi:be]] [[sv:be]] [[vi:be]] [[uk:be]] [[zh:be]] 10653 2006-10-09T17:46:48Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:be]] ==Verb== {{verb3|be|am|is|are|was|were|been|being}} {{wiktionary}} # This verb tells us that a thing is present, or in a place. #:''The book is on the table.'' #:''There was someone in the room.'' #:''Were you at the party?'' # To happen. #:''The party was on Saturday.'' #:''The next meeting will be here.'' # To go somewhere; to visit someone (only in the [[Present Perfect]]). #:''I've never been to Disneyland.'' # A verb we use when describing. #:''The book is blue.'' #:''They were sad.'' #:''John is 35.'' #:''I'm fine.'' #:''He'd like to be a doctor.'' #:''The film was terrible!'' # To cost. #:''The book is 5 euro.'' # To act like someone or something (only in the progressive) #:''Look, Mummy! I'm being a dog! Woof, woof!'' # We use a form of "be" and the ending "-ing" to make progressive tenses. #:''He is sitting on the chair.'' #:''I've been waiting for half an hour.'' #:''They will be leaving on Tuesday.'' ===Verb forms=== *Present simple: I [[am]], you [[are]], he [[is]], she is, we [[are]], you are, they are *Past simple: I [[was]], you [[were]], he was, she was, we were, you were, they were *Past participle: [[been]] *Gerund and present participle: [[being]] [[Category:Verbs]] [[de:be]] [[el:be]] [[en:be]] [[es:be]] [[fr:be]] [[gl:be]] [[ko:be]] [[hy:be]] [[io:be]] [[it:be]] [[kk:be]] [[ku:be]] [[la:be]] [[hu:be]] [[ja:be]] [[no:be]] [[pl:be]] [[pt:be]] [[ru:be]] [[sl:be]] [[fi:be]] [[sv:be]] [[vi:be]] [[uk:be]] [[zh:be]] 13031 2006-11-30T04:31:58Z Coppertwig 139 BE850 mark {{BE850}} ==Verb== {{verb3|be|am|is|are|was|were|been|being}} {{wiktionary}} # This verb tells us that a thing is present, or in a place. #:''The book is on the table.'' #:''There was someone in the room.'' #:''Were you at the party?'' # To happen. #:''The party was on Saturday.'' #:''The next meeting will be here.'' # To go somewhere; to visit someone (only in the [[Present Perfect]]). #:''I've never been to Disneyland.'' # A verb we use when describing. #:''The book is blue.'' #:''They were sad.'' #:''John is 35.'' #:''I'm fine.'' #:''He'd like to be a doctor.'' #:''The film was terrible!'' # To cost. #:''The book is 5 euro.'' # To act like someone or something (only in the progressive) #:''Look, Mummy! I'm being a dog! Woof, woof!'' # We use a form of "be" and the ending "-ing" to make progressive tenses. #:''He is sitting on the chair.'' #:''I've been waiting for half an hour.'' #:''They will be leaving on Tuesday.'' ===Verb forms=== *Present simple: I [[am]], you [[are]], he [[is]], she is, we [[are]], you are, they are *Past simple: I [[was]], you [[were]], he was, she was, we were, you were, they were *Past participle: [[been]] *Gerund and present participle: [[being]] [[Category:Verbs]] [[de:be]] [[el:be]] [[en:be]] [[es:be]] [[fr:be]] [[gl:be]] [[ko:be]] [[hy:be]] [[io:be]] [[it:be]] [[kk:be]] [[ku:be]] [[la:be]] [[hu:be]] [[ja:be]] [[no:be]] [[pl:be]] [[pt:be]] [[ru:be]] [[sl:be]] [[fi:be]] [[sv:be]] [[vi:be]] [[uk:be]] [[zh:be]] 13067 2006-11-30T13:53:23Z Brett 77 + linking {{BE850}} ==Verb== {{verb3|be|am|is|are|was|were|been|being}} {{wiktionary}} {{linking}} # This verb tells us that a thing is present, or in a place. #:''The book is on the table.'' #:''There was someone in the room.'' #:''Were you at the party?'' # To happen. #:''The party was on Saturday.'' #:''The next meeting will be here.'' # To go somewhere; to visit someone (only in the [[Present Perfect]]). #:''I've never been to Disneyland.'' # A verb we use when describing. #:''The book is blue.'' #:''They were sad.'' #:''John is 35.'' #:''I'm fine.'' #:''He'd like to be a doctor.'' #:''The film was terrible!'' # To cost. #:''The book is 5 euro.'' # To act like someone or something (only in the progressive) #:''Look, Mummy! I'm being a dog! Woof, woof!'' # We use a form of "be" and the ending "-ing" to make progressive tenses. #:''He is sitting on the chair.'' #:''I've been waiting for half an hour.'' #:''They will be leaving on Tuesday.'' ===Verb forms=== *Present simple: I [[am]], you [[are]], he [[is]], she is, we [[are]], you are, they are *Past simple: I [[was]], you [[were]], he was, she was, we were, you were, they were *Past participle: [[been]] *Gerund and present participle: [[being]] [[Category:Verbs]] [[de:be]] [[el:be]] [[en:be]] [[es:be]] [[fr:be]] [[gl:be]] [[ko:be]] [[hy:be]] [[io:be]] [[it:be]] [[kk:be]] [[ku:be]] [[la:be]] [[hu:be]] [[ja:be]] [[no:be]] [[pl:be]] [[pt:be]] [[ru:be]] [[sl:be]] [[fi:be]] [[sv:be]] [[vi:be]] [[uk:be]] [[zh:be]] 13068 2006-11-30T13:53:34Z Brett 77 Reverted edits by [[Special:Contributions/Brett|Brett]] ([[User_talk:Brett|Talk]]); changed back to last version by [[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] {{BE850}} ==Verb== {{verb3|be|am|is|are|was|were|been|being}} {{wiktionary}} # This verb tells us that a thing is present, or in a place. #:''The book is on the table.'' #:''There was someone in the room.'' #:''Were you at the party?'' # To happen. #:''The party was on Saturday.'' #:''The next meeting will be here.'' # To go somewhere; to visit someone (only in the [[Present Perfect]]). #:''I've never been to Disneyland.'' # A verb we use when describing. #:''The book is blue.'' #:''They were sad.'' #:''John is 35.'' #:''I'm fine.'' #:''He'd like to be a doctor.'' #:''The film was terrible!'' # To cost. #:''The book is 5 euro.'' # To act like someone or something (only in the progressive) #:''Look, Mummy! I'm being a dog! Woof, woof!'' # We use a form of "be" and the ending "-ing" to make progressive tenses. #:''He is sitting on the chair.'' #:''I've been waiting for half an hour.'' #:''They will be leaving on Tuesday.'' ===Verb forms=== *Present simple: I [[am]], you [[are]], he [[is]], she is, we [[are]], you are, they are *Past simple: I [[was]], you [[were]], he was, she was, we were, you were, they were *Past participle: [[been]] *Gerund and present participle: [[being]] [[Category:Verbs]] [[de:be]] [[el:be]] [[en:be]] [[es:be]] [[fr:be]] [[gl:be]] [[ko:be]] [[hy:be]] [[io:be]] [[it:be]] [[kk:be]] [[ku:be]] [[la:be]] [[hu:be]] [[ja:be]] [[no:be]] [[pl:be]] [[pt:be]] [[ru:be]] [[sl:be]] [[fi:be]] [[sv:be]] [[vi:be]] [[uk:be]] [[zh:be]] 13069 2006-11-30T13:54:06Z Brett 77 {{BE850}} ==Verb== {{verb3|be|am|is|are|was|were|been|being}} {{wiktionary}} {{linking verb}} # This verb tells us that a thing is present, or in a place. #:''The book is on the table.'' #:''There was someone in the room.'' #:''Were you at the party?'' # To happen. #:''The party was on Saturday.'' #:''The next meeting will be here.'' # To go somewhere; to visit someone (only in the [[Present Perfect]]). #:''I've never been to Disneyland.'' # A verb we use when describing. #:''The book is blue.'' #:''They were sad.'' #:''John is 35.'' #:''I'm fine.'' #:''He'd like to be a doctor.'' #:''The film was terrible!'' # To cost. #:''The book is 5 euro.'' # To act like someone or something (only in the progressive) #:''Look, Mummy! I'm being a dog! Woof, woof!'' # We use a form of "be" and the ending "-ing" to make progressive tenses. #:''He is sitting on the chair.'' #:''I've been waiting for half an hour.'' #:''They will be leaving on Tuesday.'' ===Verb forms=== *Present simple: I [[am]], you [[are]], he [[is]], she is, we [[are]], you are, they are *Past simple: I [[was]], you [[were]], he was, she was, we were, you were, they were *Past participle: [[been]] *Gerund and present participle: [[being]] [[Category:Verbs]] [[de:be]] [[el:be]] [[en:be]] [[es:be]] [[fr:be]] [[gl:be]] [[ko:be]] [[hy:be]] [[io:be]] [[it:be]] [[kk:be]] [[ku:be]] [[la:be]] [[hu:be]] [[ja:be]] [[no:be]] [[pl:be]] [[pt:be]] [[ru:be]] [[sl:be]] [[fi:be]] [[sv:be]] [[vi:be]] [[uk:be]] [[zh:be]] 13703 2006-12-12T18:48:07Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:be]] {{BE850}} ==Verb== {{verb3|be|am|is|are|was|were|been|being}} {{wiktionary}} {{linking verb}} # This verb tells us that a thing is present, or in a place. #:''The book is on the table.'' #:''There was someone in the room.'' #:''Were you at the party?'' # To happen. #:''The party was on Saturday.'' #:''The next meeting will be here.'' # To go somewhere; to visit someone (only in the [[Present Perfect]]). #:''I've never been to Disneyland.'' # A verb we use when describing. #:''The book is blue.'' #:''They were sad.'' #:''John is 35.'' #:''I'm fine.'' #:''He'd like to be a doctor.'' #:''The film was terrible!'' # To cost. #:''The book is 5 euro.'' # To act like someone or something (only in the progressive) #:''Look, Mummy! I'm being a dog! Woof, woof!'' # We use a form of "be" and the ending "-ing" to make progressive tenses. #:''He is sitting on the chair.'' #:''I've been waiting for half an hour.'' #:''They will be leaving on Tuesday.'' ===Verb forms=== *Present simple: I [[am]], you [[are]], he [[is]], she is, we [[are]], you are, they are *Past simple: I [[was]], you [[were]], he was, she was, we were, you were, they were *Past participle: [[been]] *Gerund and present participle: [[being]] [[Category:Verbs]] [[de:be]] [[el:be]] [[en:be]] [[es:be]] [[fa:be]] [[fr:be]] [[gl:be]] [[ko:be]] [[hy:be]] [[io:be]] [[it:be]] [[kk:be]] [[ku:be]] [[la:be]] [[hu:be]] [[ja:be]] [[no:be]] [[pl:be]] [[pt:be]] [[ru:be]] [[sl:be]] [[fi:be]] [[sv:be]] [[vi:be]] [[uk:be]] [[zh:be]] 1140 3247 2005-01-31T08:50:46Z Saintswithin 21 #REDIRECT [[Be]] #REDIRECT [[Be]] 3973 2005-10-19T07:39:30Z 62.253.44.45 ===Verb=== '''am''' (plural [[are]]) # the [[first]] [[person]] [[singular]] of the [[verb]] ''to [[be]]'' #: I '''am''' hungry 3977 2005-10-19T07:46:25Z 62.253.44.45 ===Verb=== '''am''' (plural [[are]]) # the [[first]] [[person]] [[singular]] of the [[verb]] ''to [[be]]'' #: I '''am''' hungry #: '''Am''' I getting better? 3983 2005-10-19T12:01:26Z Simpleton 38 add {{Wiktionary}} and Category ===Verb=== {{wiktionary}} '''am''' (plural [[are]]) # the [[first person]] [[singular]] of the [[verb]] ''to [[be]]'' #: I '''am''' hungry #: '''Am''' I getting better? [[Category:Verbs]] 4028 2005-10-20T09:54:54Z Simpleton 38 ==Verb== {{wiktionary}} '''am''' (plural [[are]]) # a form of the [[verb]] ''to [[be]]'' used about the person speaking #: I '''am''' hungry #: '''Am''' I getting better? [[Category:Verbs]] 5107 2006-02-23T00:59:35Z Conversion script [[Am]] moved to [[am]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Verb== {{wiktionary}} '''am''' (plural [[are]]) # a form of the [[verb]] ''to [[be]]'' used about the person speaking #: I '''am''' hungry #: '''Am''' I getting better? [[Category:Verbs]] 7364 2006-07-18T21:54:51Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, en, fi, fr, gl, hu, id, io, it, ja, ku, la, ms, sl, sv, tr, zh ==Verb== {{wiktionary}} '''am''' (plural [[are]]) # a form of the [[verb]] ''to [[be]]'' used about the person speaking #: I '''am''' hungry #: '''Am''' I getting better? [[Category:Verbs]] [[de:am]] [[en:am]] [[fr:am]] [[gl:am]] [[io:am]] [[id:am]] [[it:am]] [[ku:am]] [[la:am]] [[hu:am]] [[ms:am]] [[ja:am]] [[sl:am]] [[fi:am]] [[sv:am]] [[tr:am]] [[zh:am]] 8107 2006-07-27T01:32:42Z Brett 77 /* Verb */ ==Verb== {{verb3|be|am|is|are|was|were|been|being}} {{wiktionary}} # a form of the [[verb]] ''to [[be]]'' used about the person speaking #: I '''am''' hungry #: '''Am''' I getting better? [[Category:Verbs]] [[de:am]] [[en:am]] [[fr:am]] [[gl:am]] [[io:am]] [[id:am]] [[it:am]] [[ku:am]] [[la:am]] [[hu:am]] [[ms:am]] [[ja:am]] [[sl:am]] [[fi:am]] [[sv:am]] [[tr:am]] [[zh:am]] 8606 2006-08-13T19:12:15Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: pl ==Verb== {{verb3|be|am|is|are|was|were|been|being}} {{wiktionary}} # a form of the [[verb]] ''to [[be]]'' used about the person speaking #: I '''am''' hungry #: '''Am''' I getting better? [[Category:Verbs]] [[de:am]] [[en:am]] [[fr:am]] [[gl:am]] [[io:am]] [[id:am]] [[it:am]] [[ku:am]] [[la:am]] [[hu:am]] [[ms:am]] [[ja:am]] [[pl:am]] [[sl:am]] [[fi:am]] [[sv:am]] [[tr:am]] [[zh:am]] 10372 2006-10-05T02:46:46Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[hy:am]] ==Verb== {{verb3|be|am|is|are|was|were|been|being}} {{wiktionary}} # a form of the [[verb]] ''to [[be]]'' used about the person speaking #: I '''am''' hungry #: '''Am''' I getting better? [[Category:Verbs]] [[de:am]] [[en:am]] [[fr:am]] [[gl:am]] [[hy:am]] [[io:am]] [[id:am]] [[it:am]] [[ku:am]] [[la:am]] [[hu:am]] [[ms:am]] [[ja:am]] [[pl:am]] [[sl:am]] [[fi:am]] [[sv:am]] [[tr:am]] [[zh:am]] 11102 2006-10-15T18:20:37Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[vi:am]] ==Verb== {{verb3|be|am|is|are|was|were|been|being}} {{wiktionary}} # a form of the [[verb]] ''to [[be]]'' used about the person speaking #: I '''am''' hungry #: '''Am''' I getting better? [[Category:Verbs]] [[de:am]] [[en:am]] [[fr:am]] [[gl:am]] [[hy:am]] [[io:am]] [[id:am]] [[it:am]] [[ku:am]] [[la:am]] [[hu:am]] [[ms:am]] [[ja:am]] [[pl:am]] [[sl:am]] [[fi:am]] [[sv:am]] [[vi:am]] [[tr:am]] [[zh:am]] 11743 2006-11-03T22:52:20Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:am]] ==Verb== {{verb3|be|am|is|are|was|were|been|being}} {{wiktionary}} # a form of the [[verb]] ''to [[be]]'' used about the person speaking #: I '''am''' hungry #: '''Am''' I getting better? [[Category:Verbs]] [[de:am]] [[en:am]] [[fr:am]] [[gl:am]] [[hy:am]] [[io:am]] [[id:am]] [[it:am]] [[ku:am]] [[la:am]] [[hu:am]] [[ms:am]] [[ja:am]] [[pl:am]] [[ru:am]] [[sl:am]] [[fi:am]] [[sv:am]] [[vi:am]] [[tr:am]] [[zh:am]] 1141 3248 2005-01-31T08:51:02Z Saintswithin 21 #REDIRECT [[Be]] #REDIRECT [[Be]] 3975 2005-10-19T07:45:02Z 62.253.44.45 ===Verb=== '''are''' (plural of [[am]]) # [[first]] [[person]] [[plural]] of the [[verb]] ''to [[be]]'' #: We '''are''' all happy #: '''Are''' we there yet? ===See also=== *[[us]] 3976 2005-10-19T07:45:29Z 62.253.44.45 ===Verb=== '''are''' (plural of [[am]]) # [[first]] [[person]] [[plural]] of the [[verb]] ''to [[be]]'' #: We '''are''' all happy #: '''Are''' we there yet? 3987 2005-10-19T12:15:11Z Simpleton 38 ===Verb=== {{wiktionary}} '''are''' (plural of [[am]]) # [[first person]], [[second person]] and [[third person]] [[plural]] of the [[verb]] ''to [[be]]'' #: We '''are''' all happy #: '''Are''' we there yet? #: John and Mary '''are''' playing #: '''Are''' you all hungry? [[Category:Verbs]] 4030 2005-10-20T09:58:18Z Simpleton 38 ==Verb== {{wiktionary}} '''are''' (plural of [[am]]) # a form of the [[verb]] ''to [[be]]'' used about the person you are talking to, and to more than one person #: Hello John, how '''are''' you? #: We '''are''' all happy #: '''Are''' we there yet? #: John and Mary '''are''' playing #: '''Are''' you all hungry? [[Category:Verbs]] 5127 2006-02-23T00:59:36Z Conversion script [[Are]] moved to [[are]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Verb== {{wiktionary}} '''are''' (plural of [[am]]) # a form of the [[verb]] ''to [[be]]'' used about the person you are talking to, and to more than one person #: Hello John, how '''are''' you? #: We '''are''' all happy #: '''Are''' we there yet? #: John and Mary '''are''' playing #: '''Are''' you all hungry? [[Category:Verbs]] 7405 2006-07-18T23:40:49Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, et, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, ko, la, pl, pt, vi, zh ==Verb== {{wiktionary}} '''are''' (plural of [[am]]) # a form of the [[verb]] ''to [[be]]'' used about the person you are talking to, and to more than one person #: Hello John, how '''are''' you? #: We '''are''' all happy #: '''Are''' we there yet? #: John and Mary '''are''' playing #: '''Are''' you all hungry? [[Category:Verbs]] [[et:are]] [[en:are]] [[fr:are]] [[ko:are]] [[io:are]] [[it:are]] [[la:are]] [[hu:are]] [[ja:are]] [[pl:are]] [[pt:are]] [[fi:are]] [[vi:are]] [[zh:are]] 8109 2006-07-27T01:33:16Z Brett 77 /* Verb */ ==Verb== {{verb3|be|am|is|are|was|were|been|being}} {{wiktionary}} # a form of the [[verb]] ''to [[be]]'' used about the person you are talking to, and to more than one person #: Hello John, how '''are''' you? #: We '''are''' all happy #: '''Are''' we there yet? #: John and Mary '''are''' playing #: '''Are''' you all hungry? [[Category:Verbs]] [[et:are]] [[en:are]] [[fr:are]] [[ko:are]] [[io:are]] [[it:are]] [[la:are]] [[hu:are]] [[ja:are]] [[pl:are]] [[pt:are]] [[fi:are]] [[vi:are]] [[zh:are]] 9453 2006-09-10T11:11:41Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: sv ==Verb== {{verb3|be|am|is|are|was|were|been|being}} {{wiktionary}} # a form of the [[verb]] ''to [[be]]'' used about the person you are talking to, and to more than one person #: Hello John, how '''are''' you? #: We '''are''' all happy #: '''Are''' we there yet? #: John and Mary '''are''' playing #: '''Are''' you all hungry? [[Category:Verbs]] [[et:are]] [[en:are]] [[fr:are]] [[ko:are]] [[io:are]] [[it:are]] [[la:are]] [[hu:are]] [[ja:are]] [[pl:are]] [[pt:are]] [[fi:are]] [[sv:are]] [[vi:are]] [[zh:are]] 9951 2006-09-24T12:13:18Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[el:are]] ==Verb== {{verb3|be|am|is|are|was|were|been|being}} {{wiktionary}} # a form of the [[verb]] ''to [[be]]'' used about the person you are talking to, and to more than one person #: Hello John, how '''are''' you? #: We '''are''' all happy #: '''Are''' we there yet? #: John and Mary '''are''' playing #: '''Are''' you all hungry? [[Category:Verbs]] [[et:are]] [[el:are]] [[en:are]] [[fr:are]] [[ko:are]] [[io:are]] [[it:are]] [[la:are]] [[hu:are]] [[ja:are]] [[pl:are]] [[pt:are]] [[fi:are]] [[sv:are]] [[vi:are]] [[zh:are]] 10388 2006-10-05T16:37:04Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[hy:are]], [[no:are]] ==Verb== {{verb3|be|am|is|are|was|were|been|being}} {{wiktionary}} # a form of the [[verb]] ''to [[be]]'' used about the person you are talking to, and to more than one person #: Hello John, how '''are''' you? #: We '''are''' all happy #: '''Are''' we there yet? #: John and Mary '''are''' playing #: '''Are''' you all hungry? [[Category:Verbs]] [[et:are]] [[el:are]] [[en:are]] [[fr:are]] [[ko:are]] [[hy:are]] [[io:are]] [[it:are]] [[la:are]] [[hu:are]] [[ja:are]] [[no:are]] [[pl:are]] [[pt:are]] [[fi:are]] [[sv:are]] [[vi:are]] [[zh:are]] 11861 2006-11-09T15:54:23Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ru:are]] ==Verb== {{verb3|be|am|is|are|was|were|been|being}} {{wiktionary}} # a form of the [[verb]] ''to [[be]]'' used about the person you are talking to, and to more than one person #: Hello John, how '''are''' you? #: We '''are''' all happy #: '''Are''' we there yet? #: John and Mary '''are''' playing #: '''Are''' you all hungry? [[Category:Verbs]] [[et:are]] [[el:are]] [[en:are]] [[fr:are]] [[ko:are]] [[hy:are]] [[io:are]] [[it:are]] [[la:are]] [[hu:are]] [[ja:are]] [[no:are]] [[pl:are]] [[pt:are]] [[ru:are]] [[fi:are]] [[sv:are]] [[vi:are]] [[zh:are]] 13653 2006-12-11T16:41:52Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ku:are]] ==Verb== {{verb3|be|am|is|are|was|were|been|being}} {{wiktionary}} # a form of the [[verb]] ''to [[be]]'' used about the person you are talking to, and to more than one person #: Hello John, how '''are''' you? #: We '''are''' all happy #: '''Are''' we there yet? #: John and Mary '''are''' playing #: '''Are''' you all hungry? [[Category:Verbs]] [[et:are]] [[el:are]] [[en:are]] [[fr:are]] [[ko:are]] [[hy:are]] [[io:are]] [[it:are]] [[ku:are]] [[la:are]] [[hu:are]] [[ja:are]] [[no:are]] [[pl:are]] [[pt:are]] [[ru:are]] [[fi:are]] [[sv:are]] [[vi:are]] [[zh:are]] 1142 3249 2005-01-31T08:51:50Z Saintswithin 21 #REDIRECT [[Be]] #REDIRECT [[Be]] 4014 2005-10-19T18:44:59Z Simpleton 38 add {{Wiktionary}} and Category ==Verb== {{wiktionary}} '''was''' # [[first person]] and [[third person]] [[past tense]] of the [[verb]] ''to [[be]]'' #: Who '''was''' that girl you were talking to? #: I '''was''' singing in the shower. [[category:Verbs]] 4048 2005-10-20T10:36:22Z Simpleton 38 ==Verb== {{wiktionary}} '''was''' # a form of the [[verb]] ''to [[be]]'' used to talk about yourself, or another person in the [[past]] #: I '''was''' singing in the shower. #: Who '''was''' that girl you were talking to? [[category:Verbs]] 5385 2006-02-23T00:59:40Z Conversion script [[Was]] moved to [[was]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Verb== {{wiktionary}} '''was''' # a form of the [[verb]] ''to [[be]]'' used to talk about yourself, or another person in the [[past]] #: I '''was''' singing in the shower. #: Who '''was''' that girl you were talking to? [[category:Verbs]] 7743 2006-07-19T12:28:51Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ang, de, en, fi, fr, hu, ja, la, nl, pt, zh ==Verb== {{wiktionary}} '''was''' # a form of the [[verb]] ''to [[be]]'' used to talk about yourself, or another person in the [[past]] #: I '''was''' singing in the shower. #: Who '''was''' that girl you were talking to? [[category:Verbs]] [[ang:was]] [[de:was]] [[en:was]] [[fr:was]] [[la:was]] [[hu:was]] [[nl:was]] [[ja:was]] [[pt:was]] [[fi:was]] [[zh:was]] 8110 2006-07-27T01:33:29Z Brett 77 /* Verb */ ==Verb== {{verb3|be|am|is|are|was|were|been|being}} {{wiktionary}} # a form of the [[verb]] ''to [[be]]'' used to talk about yourself, or another person in the [[past]] #: I '''was''' singing in the shower. #: Who '''was''' that girl you were talking to? [[category:Verbs]] [[ang:was]] [[de:was]] [[en:was]] [[fr:was]] [[la:was]] [[hu:was]] [[nl:was]] [[ja:was]] [[pt:was]] [[fi:was]] [[zh:was]] 10276 2006-09-24T14:25:28Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[es:was]] ==Verb== {{verb3|be|am|is|are|was|were|been|being}} {{wiktionary}} # a form of the [[verb]] ''to [[be]]'' used to talk about yourself, or another person in the [[past]] #: I '''was''' singing in the shower. #: Who '''was''' that girl you were talking to? [[category:Verbs]] [[ang:was]] [[de:was]] [[en:was]] [[es:was]] [[fr:was]] [[la:was]] [[hu:was]] [[nl:was]] [[ja:was]] [[pt:was]] [[fi:was]] [[zh:was]] 11316 2006-10-18T17:44:34Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[io:was]], [[vi:was]] ==Verb== {{verb3|be|am|is|are|was|were|been|being}} {{wiktionary}} # a form of the [[verb]] ''to [[be]]'' used to talk about yourself, or another person in the [[past]] #: I '''was''' singing in the shower. #: Who '''was''' that girl you were talking to? [[category:Verbs]] [[ang:was]] [[de:was]] [[en:was]] [[es:was]] [[fr:was]] [[io:was]] [[la:was]] [[hu:was]] [[nl:was]] [[ja:was]] [[pt:was]] [[fi:was]] [[vi:was]] [[zh:was]] 12057 2006-11-09T18:19:08Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ru:was]] ==Verb== {{verb3|be|am|is|are|was|were|been|being}} {{wiktionary}} # a form of the [[verb]] ''to [[be]]'' used to talk about yourself, or another person in the [[past]] #: I '''was''' singing in the shower. #: Who '''was''' that girl you were talking to? [[category:Verbs]] [[ang:was]] [[de:was]] [[en:was]] [[es:was]] [[fr:was]] [[io:was]] [[la:was]] [[hu:was]] [[nl:was]] [[ja:was]] [[pt:was]] [[ru:was]] [[fi:was]] [[vi:was]] [[zh:was]] 12510 2006-11-18T00:28:06Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[pl:was]] ==Verb== {{verb3|be|am|is|are|was|were|been|being}} {{wiktionary}} # a form of the [[verb]] ''to [[be]]'' used to talk about yourself, or another person in the [[past]] #: I '''was''' singing in the shower. #: Who '''was''' that girl you were talking to? [[category:Verbs]] [[ang:was]] [[de:was]] [[en:was]] [[es:was]] [[fr:was]] [[io:was]] [[la:was]] [[hu:was]] [[nl:was]] [[ja:was]] [[pl:was]] [[pt:was]] [[ru:was]] [[fi:was]] [[vi:was]] [[zh:was]] 14219 2006-12-21T17:36:03Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ku:was]] ==Verb== {{verb3|be|am|is|are|was|were|been|being}} {{wiktionary}} # a form of the [[verb]] ''to [[be]]'' used to talk about yourself, or another person in the [[past]] #: I '''was''' singing in the shower. #: Who '''was''' that girl you were talking to? [[category:Verbs]] [[ang:was]] [[de:was]] [[en:was]] [[es:was]] [[fr:was]] [[io:was]] [[ku:was]] [[la:was]] [[hu:was]] [[nl:was]] [[ja:was]] [[pl:was]] [[pt:was]] [[ru:was]] [[fi:was]] [[vi:was]] [[zh:was]] 1143 3250 2005-01-31T08:52:00Z Saintswithin 21 #REDIRECT [[Be]] #REDIRECT [[Be]] 4015 2005-10-19T18:50:36Z Simpleton 38 ==Verb== {{wiktionary}} '''were''' # [[plural]] and [[second person]] [[singular]] [[past tense]] of the [[verb]] ''to [[be]]'' #: We '''were''' going home #: You all '''were''' staying late #: They '''were''' all playing in the band #: Only '''you''' were doing it right [[category:Verbs]] 4016 2005-10-19T18:51:38Z Simpleton 38 /* Verb */ ==Verb== {{wiktionary}} '''were''' # [[plural]] and [[second person]] [[singular]] [[past tense]] of the [[verb]] ''to [[be]]'' #: We '''were''' going home #: You all '''were''' staying late #: They '''were''' all playing in the band #: Only you '''were''' doing it right [[category:Verbs]] 4049 2005-10-20T10:43:29Z Simpleton 38 ==Verb== {{wiktionary}} '''were''' # a form of the [[verb]] ''to [[be]]'' used about the person you are talking to #: Only you '''were''' doing it right # a form of the [[verb]] ''to [[be]]'' used about more than one person #: We '''were''' going home #: You all '''were''' staying late #: They '''were''' all playing in the band # a form of the [[verb]] ''to [[be]]'' used with the word [[if]] #: If I '''were''' rich, I would retire # a form of the [[verb]] ''to [[be]]'' used about things you wish for #: I wish it '''were''' the weekend ===Note=== * In those last two forms, many people use [[was]] instead ===Grammar=== * [[subjunctive]] [[category:Verbs]] 5393 2006-02-23T00:59:40Z Conversion script [[Were]] moved to [[were]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Verb== {{wiktionary}} '''were''' # a form of the [[verb]] ''to [[be]]'' used about the person you are talking to #: Only you '''were''' doing it right # a form of the [[verb]] ''to [[be]]'' used about more than one person #: We '''were''' going home #: You all '''were''' staying late #: They '''were''' all playing in the band # a form of the [[verb]] ''to [[be]]'' used with the word [[if]] #: If I '''were''' rich, I would retire # a form of the [[verb]] ''to [[be]]'' used about things you wish for #: I wish it '''were''' the weekend ===Note=== * In those last two forms, many people use [[was]] instead ===Grammar=== * [[subjunctive]] [[category:Verbs]] 7739 2006-07-19T12:22:31Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ang, en, fr, hu, ja, ku, zh ==Verb== {{wiktionary}} '''were''' # a form of the [[verb]] ''to [[be]]'' used about the person you are talking to #: Only you '''were''' doing it right # a form of the [[verb]] ''to [[be]]'' used about more than one person #: We '''were''' going home #: You all '''were''' staying late #: They '''were''' all playing in the band # a form of the [[verb]] ''to [[be]]'' used with the word [[if]] #: If I '''were''' rich, I would retire # a form of the [[verb]] ''to [[be]]'' used about things you wish for #: I wish it '''were''' the weekend ===Note=== * In those last two forms, many people use [[was]] instead ===Grammar=== * [[subjunctive]] [[category:Verbs]] [[ang:were]] [[en:were]] [[fr:were]] [[ku:were]] [[hu:were]] [[ja:were]] [[zh:were]] 8111 2006-07-27T01:33:44Z Brett 77 /* Verb */ ==Verb== {{verb3|be|am|is|are|was|were|been|being}} {{wiktionary}} # a form of the [[verb]] ''to [[be]]'' used about the person you are talking to #: Only you '''were''' doing it right # a form of the [[verb]] ''to [[be]]'' used about more than one person #: We '''were''' going home #: You all '''were''' staying late #: They '''were''' all playing in the band # a form of the [[verb]] ''to [[be]]'' used with the word [[if]] #: If I '''were''' rich, I would retire # a form of the [[verb]] ''to [[be]]'' used about things you wish for #: I wish it '''were''' the weekend ===Note=== * In those last two forms, many people use [[was]] instead ===Grammar=== * [[subjunctive]] [[category:Verbs]] [[ang:were]] [[en:were]] [[fr:were]] [[ku:were]] [[hu:were]] [[ja:were]] [[zh:were]] 11338 2006-10-18T22:42:27Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[vi:were]] ==Verb== {{verb3|be|am|is|are|was|were|been|being}} {{wiktionary}} # a form of the [[verb]] ''to [[be]]'' used about the person you are talking to #: Only you '''were''' doing it right # a form of the [[verb]] ''to [[be]]'' used about more than one person #: We '''were''' going home #: You all '''were''' staying late #: They '''were''' all playing in the band # a form of the [[verb]] ''to [[be]]'' used with the word [[if]] #: If I '''were''' rich, I would retire # a form of the [[verb]] ''to [[be]]'' used about things you wish for #: I wish it '''were''' the weekend ===Note=== * In those last two forms, many people use [[was]] instead ===Grammar=== * [[subjunctive]] [[category:Verbs]] [[ang:were]] [[en:were]] [[fr:were]] [[ku:were]] [[hu:were]] [[ja:were]] [[vi:were]] [[zh:were]] 12511 2006-11-18T03:13:12Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[pl:were]] ==Verb== {{verb3|be|am|is|are|was|were|been|being}} {{wiktionary}} # a form of the [[verb]] ''to [[be]]'' used about the person you are talking to #: Only you '''were''' doing it right # a form of the [[verb]] ''to [[be]]'' used about more than one person #: We '''were''' going home #: You all '''were''' staying late #: They '''were''' all playing in the band # a form of the [[verb]] ''to [[be]]'' used with the word [[if]] #: If I '''were''' rich, I would retire # a form of the [[verb]] ''to [[be]]'' used about things you wish for #: I wish it '''were''' the weekend ===Note=== * In those last two forms, many people use [[was]] instead ===Grammar=== * [[subjunctive]] [[category:Verbs]] [[ang:were]] [[en:were]] [[fr:were]] [[ku:were]] [[hu:were]] [[ja:were]] [[pl:were]] [[vi:were]] [[zh:were]] 1144 3251 2005-01-31T08:52:10Z Saintswithin 21 #REDIRECT [[Be]] #REDIRECT [[Be]] 3990 2005-10-19T12:29:19Z Simpleton 38 add {{Wiktionary}} and Category ===Verb=== {{wiktionary}} '''been''' # the [[past participle]] of the [[verb]] ''to [[be]]'' #: We have '''been''' to the Zoo ===Sounds like=== *[[bean]] [[Category:Verbs]] 4033 2005-10-20T10:07:09Z Simpleton 38 ==Verb== {{wiktionary}} '''been''' # a form of the [[verb]] ''to [[be]]'' used to describe things in the [[past]] #: We have '''been''' to the Zoo #: We had '''been''' there before #: After one more trip, we will have '''been''' there five times ===Note=== * It is always used after a form of the [[helper verb]] ''to [[have]]'' ===Sounds like=== * [[bean]] ===See also=== * [[past participle]] [[Category:Verbs]] 5149 2006-02-23T00:59:37Z Conversion script [[Been]] moved to [[been]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Verb== {{wiktionary}} '''been''' # a form of the [[verb]] ''to [[be]]'' used to describe things in the [[past]] #: We have '''been''' to the Zoo #: We had '''been''' there before #: After one more trip, we will have '''been''' there five times ===Note=== * It is always used after a form of the [[helper verb]] ''to [[have]]'' ===Sounds like=== * [[bean]] ===See also=== * [[past participle]] [[Category:Verbs]] 7390 2006-07-18T23:05:46Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fr, hu, id, ja, la, nl, pl, pt, vi, zh ==Verb== {{wiktionary}} '''been''' # a form of the [[verb]] ''to [[be]]'' used to describe things in the [[past]] #: We have '''been''' to the Zoo #: We had '''been''' there before #: After one more trip, we will have '''been''' there five times ===Note=== * It is always used after a form of the [[helper verb]] ''to [[have]]'' ===Sounds like=== * [[bean]] ===See also=== * [[past participle]] [[Category:Verbs]] [[en:been]] [[fr:been]] [[id:been]] [[la:been]] [[hu:been]] [[nl:been]] [[ja:been]] [[pl:been]] [[pt:been]] [[vi:been]] [[zh:been]] 8112 2006-07-27T01:34:06Z Brett 77 /* Verb */ ==Verb== {{verb3|be|am|is|are|was|were|been|being}} {{wiktionary}} # a form of the [[verb]] ''to [[be]]'' used to describe things in the [[past]] #: We have '''been''' to the Zoo #: We had '''been''' there before #: After one more trip, we will have '''been''' there five times ===Note=== * It is always used after a form of the [[helper verb]] ''to [[have]]'' ===Sounds like=== * [[bean]] ===See also=== * [[past participle]] [[Category:Verbs]] [[en:been]] [[fr:been]] [[id:been]] [[la:been]] [[hu:been]] [[nl:been]] [[ja:been]] [[pl:been]] [[pt:been]] [[vi:been]] [[zh:been]] 8605 2006-08-13T19:11:09Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: sk ==Verb== {{verb3|be|am|is|are|was|were|been|being}} {{wiktionary}} # a form of the [[verb]] ''to [[be]]'' used to describe things in the [[past]] #: We have '''been''' to the Zoo #: We had '''been''' there before #: After one more trip, we will have '''been''' there five times ===Note=== * It is always used after a form of the [[helper verb]] ''to [[have]]'' ===Sounds like=== * [[bean]] ===See also=== * [[past participle]] [[Category:Verbs]] [[en:been]] [[fr:been]] [[id:been]] [[la:been]] [[hu:been]] [[nl:been]] [[ja:been]] [[pl:been]] [[pt:been]] [[sk:been]] [[vi:been]] [[zh:been]] 9976 2006-09-24T12:23:47Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[es:been]] ==Verb== {{verb3|be|am|is|are|was|were|been|being}} {{wiktionary}} # a form of the [[verb]] ''to [[be]]'' used to describe things in the [[past]] #: We have '''been''' to the Zoo #: We had '''been''' there before #: After one more trip, we will have '''been''' there five times ===Note=== * It is always used after a form of the [[helper verb]] ''to [[have]]'' ===Sounds like=== * [[bean]] ===See also=== * [[past participle]] [[Category:Verbs]] [[en:been]] [[es:been]] [[fr:been]] [[id:been]] [[la:been]] [[hu:been]] [[nl:been]] [[ja:been]] [[pl:been]] [[pt:been]] [[sk:been]] [[vi:been]] [[zh:been]] 11850 2006-11-09T15:50:49Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ru:been]] ==Verb== {{verb3|be|am|is|are|was|were|been|being}} {{wiktionary}} # a form of the [[verb]] ''to [[be]]'' used to describe things in the [[past]] #: We have '''been''' to the Zoo #: We had '''been''' there before #: After one more trip, we will have '''been''' there five times ===Note=== * It is always used after a form of the [[helper verb]] ''to [[have]]'' ===Sounds like=== * [[bean]] ===See also=== * [[past participle]] [[Category:Verbs]] [[en:been]] [[es:been]] [[fr:been]] [[id:been]] [[la:been]] [[hu:been]] [[nl:been]] [[ja:been]] [[pl:been]] [[pt:been]] [[ru:been]] [[sk:been]] [[vi:been]] [[zh:been]] 1145 3252 2005-01-31T08:52:19Z Saintswithin 21 #REDIRECT [[Be]] #REDIRECT [[Be]] 3991 2005-10-19T12:32:28Z Simpleton 38 add {{Wiktionary}} and Category ===Verb=== {{wiktionary}} '''being''' # [[gerund]] and [[present partuciple]] of the [[verb]] ''to [[be]]'' #: I hope you are all '''being''' good. ===Noun=== '''being''' # a [[living]] [[thing]] #: You are a human '''being''' [[Category:Verbs]] [[Category:Nouns]] 4034 2005-10-20T10:08:11Z Simpleton 38 ==Verb== {{wiktionary}} '''being''' # [[gerund]] and [[present partuciple]] of the [[verb]] ''to [[be]]'' #: I hope you are all '''being''' good. ==Noun== '''being''' # a [[living]] [[thing]] #: You are a human '''being''' [[Category:Verbs]] [[Category:Nouns]] 5151 2006-02-23T00:59:37Z Conversion script [[Being]] moved to [[being]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Verb== {{wiktionary}} '''being''' # [[gerund]] and [[present partuciple]] of the [[verb]] ''to [[be]]'' #: I hope you are all '''being''' good. ==Noun== '''being''' # a [[living]] [[thing]] #: You are a human '''being''' [[Category:Verbs]] [[Category:Nouns]] 6710 2006-05-28T18:22:41Z Cromwellt 61 added Part of Speech templates, etc., needs work ==Verb== {{verb3|be|am|are|is|was|were|been|being}} # The [[gerund]] and [[present participle]] of the [[verb]] ''to [[be]]''. #: ''Being happy is my favorite state.'' #: ''I hope you are all being good.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} # a [[living]] [[thing]] #: You are a human '''being'''. [[en:being]] 7389 2006-07-18T23:04:16Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: fr, hu, io ==Verb== {{verb3|be|am|are|is|was|were|been|being}} # The [[gerund]] and [[present participle]] of the [[verb]] ''to [[be]]''. #: ''Being happy is my favorite state.'' #: ''I hope you are all being good.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} # a [[living]] [[thing]] #: You are a human '''being'''. [[en:being]] [[fr:being]] [[io:being]] [[hu:being]] 9975 2006-09-24T12:23:36Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[vi:being]] ==Verb== {{verb3|be|am|are|is|was|were|been|being}} # The [[gerund]] and [[present participle]] of the [[verb]] ''to [[be]]''. #: ''Being happy is my favorite state.'' #: ''I hope you are all being good.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} # a [[living]] [[thing]] #: You are a human '''being'''. [[en:being]] [[fr:being]] [[io:being]] [[hu:being]] [[vi:being]] 11130 2006-10-16T16:56:17Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:being]] ==Verb== {{verb3|be|am|are|is|was|were|been|being}} # The [[gerund]] and [[present participle]] of the [[verb]] ''to [[be]]''. #: ''Being happy is my favorite state.'' #: ''I hope you are all being good.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} # a [[living]] [[thing]] #: You are a human '''being'''. [[en:being]] [[fr:being]] [[io:being]] [[hu:being]] [[ru:being]] [[vi:being]] 11832 2006-11-09T12:58:16Z Tangotango 94 /* Noun */ italics ==Verb== {{verb3|be|am|are|is|was|were|been|being}} # The [[gerund]] and [[present participle]] of the [[verb]] ''to [[be]]''. #: ''Being happy is my favorite state.'' #: ''I hope you are all being good.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} # a [[living]] [[thing]] #: ''You are a human '''being'''.'' [[en:being]] [[fr:being]] [[io:being]] [[hu:being]] [[ru:being]] [[vi:being]] 1146 3253 2005-01-31T08:54:57Z Saintswithin 21 #REDIRECT [[Do]] #REDIRECT [[Do]] 4000 2005-10-19T12:58:29Z Simpleton 38 add {{Wiktionary}} and Category ==Verb== {{wiktionary}} '''doing''' # [[gerund]] and [[present participle]] of the [[verb]] ''to [[do]]'' #: '''Doing''' nothing can get you into trouble. #: What are you '''doing'''? ==Noun== '''doing''' # a [[deed]]; something that someone has [[done]] #: This mess is your '''doing'''. [[Category:Verbs]] [[Category:Nouns]] 4039 2005-10-20T10:19:36Z Simpleton 38 ==Verb== {{wiktionary}} '''doing''' # a form of the [[verb]] ''to [[do]]'' that works like a [[noun]] #: '''Doing''' nothing can get you into trouble. # a form of the verb ''to do'' to describe something that is happening #: What are you '''doing'''? ===See also=== *[[gerund]] *[[present participle]] ==Noun== '''doing''' # a [[deed]]; something that someone has [[done]] #: This mess is your '''doing'''. [[Category:Verbs]] [[Category:Nouns]] 5199 2006-02-23T00:59:37Z Conversion script [[Doing]] moved to [[doing]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Verb== {{wiktionary}} '''doing''' # a form of the [[verb]] ''to [[do]]'' that works like a [[noun]] #: '''Doing''' nothing can get you into trouble. # a form of the verb ''to do'' to describe something that is happening #: What are you '''doing'''? ===See also=== *[[gerund]] *[[present participle]] ==Noun== '''doing''' # a [[deed]]; something that someone has [[done]] #: This mess is your '''doing'''. [[Category:Verbs]] [[Category:Nouns]] 6819 2006-06-20T23:36:02Z Cromwellt 61 updated, fixed ==Verb== {{verb2|do|does|did|done|doing}} # Present participle: a form of the verb ''to do'' to describe something that is happening ([[progressive tense]] or [[continuous tense]]) #: ''What are you doing?'' # Gerund: a form of the [[verb]] ''to [[do]]'' that works like a [[noun]] #: ''Doing nothing can get you into trouble.'' ===Grammar=== *[[gerund]] *[[present participle]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # a [[deed]]; something that someone has [[done]] #: ''This mess is your doing.'' [[en:doing]] 7447 2006-07-19T01:36:45Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: zh ==Verb== {{verb2|do|does|did|done|doing}} # Present participle: a form of the verb ''to do'' to describe something that is happening ([[progressive tense]] or [[continuous tense]]) #: ''What are you doing?'' # Gerund: a form of the [[verb]] ''to [[do]]'' that works like a [[noun]] #: ''Doing nothing can get you into trouble.'' ===Grammar=== *[[gerund]] *[[present participle]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # a [[deed]]; something that someone has [[done]] #: ''This mess is your doing.'' [[en:doing]] [[zh:doing]] 10037 2006-09-24T12:46:55Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[vi:doing]] ==Verb== {{verb2|do|does|did|done|doing}} # Present participle: a form of the verb ''to do'' to describe something that is happening ([[progressive tense]] or [[continuous tense]]) #: ''What are you doing?'' # Gerund: a form of the [[verb]] ''to [[do]]'' that works like a [[noun]] #: ''Doing nothing can get you into trouble.'' ===Grammar=== *[[gerund]] *[[present participle]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # a [[deed]]; something that someone has [[done]] #: ''This mess is your doing.'' [[en:doing]] [[vi:doing]] [[zh:doing]] 1147 3254 2005-01-31T08:55:08Z Saintswithin 21 #REDIRECT [[Do]] #REDIRECT [[Do]] 4001 2005-10-19T13:00:34Z Simpleton 38 ==Verb== {{wiktionary}} '''done''' # the [[past participle]] of the [[verb]] ''to [[do]]'' #: Who has '''done''' their homework? [[Category:Verbs]] 4040 2005-10-20T10:21:35Z Simpleton 38 ==Verb== {{wiktionary}} '''done''' # a form of the [[verb]] ''to [[do]]'' to describe things in the [[past]] #: Who has '''done''' their homework? ===Grammar=== *[[past participle]] [[Category:Verbs]] 5201 2006-02-23T00:59:37Z Conversion script [[Done]] moved to [[done]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Verb== {{wiktionary}} '''done''' # a form of the [[verb]] ''to [[do]]'' to describe things in the [[past]] #: Who has '''done''' their homework? ===Grammar=== *[[past participle]] [[Category:Verbs]] 6818 2006-06-20T23:32:06Z Cromwellt 61 updated, added def ==Verb== {{verb2|do|does|did|done|doing}} # a form of the [[verb]] ''to [[do]]'' to describe things in the [[perfect tense]] #: ''Who has done their homework?'' #: ''What have you done?'' ===Grammar=== *[[perfect tense]] *[[past participle]] ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} # Completed, finished. #: ''The work is done.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[completed]] *[[finished]] *[[complete]] ===Antonyms=== *[[undone]] *[[incomplete]] *[[unfinished]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[done for]] *[[done in]] *[[well done]] [[en:done]] 7445 2006-07-19T01:34:25Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ang, hu, zh ==Verb== {{verb2|do|does|did|done|doing}} # a form of the [[verb]] ''to [[do]]'' to describe things in the [[perfect tense]] #: ''Who has done their homework?'' #: ''What have you done?'' ===Grammar=== *[[perfect tense]] *[[past participle]] ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} # Completed, finished. #: ''The work is done.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[completed]] *[[finished]] *[[complete]] ===Antonyms=== *[[undone]] *[[incomplete]] *[[unfinished]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[done for]] *[[done in]] *[[well done]] [[ang:done]] [[en:done]] [[hu:done]] [[zh:done]] 8624 2006-08-13T19:18:58Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: fr ==Verb== {{verb2|do|does|did|done|doing}} # a form of the [[verb]] ''to [[do]]'' to describe things in the [[perfect tense]] #: ''Who has done their homework?'' #: ''What have you done?'' ===Grammar=== *[[perfect tense]] *[[past participle]] ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} # Completed, finished. #: ''The work is done.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[completed]] *[[finished]] *[[complete]] ===Antonyms=== *[[undone]] *[[incomplete]] *[[unfinished]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[done for]] *[[done in]] *[[well done]] [[ang:done]] [[en:done]] [[fr:done]] [[hu:done]] [[zh:done]] 9885 2006-09-24T11:33:04Z Tangobot 116 Robot: Automated text replacement (-{{adjective2}} +{{adjective}}) ==Verb== {{verb2|do|does|did|done|doing}} # a form of the [[verb]] ''to [[do]]'' to describe things in the [[perfect tense]] #: ''Who has done their homework?'' #: ''What have you done?'' ===Grammar=== *[[perfect tense]] *[[past participle]] ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # Completed, finished. #: ''The work is done.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[completed]] *[[finished]] *[[complete]] ===Antonyms=== *[[undone]] *[[incomplete]] *[[unfinished]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[done for]] *[[done in]] *[[well done]] [[ang:done]] [[en:done]] [[fr:done]] [[hu:done]] [[zh:done]] 10998 2006-10-14T02:25:22Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[io:done]] ==Verb== {{verb2|do|does|did|done|doing}} # a form of the [[verb]] ''to [[do]]'' to describe things in the [[perfect tense]] #: ''Who has done their homework?'' #: ''What have you done?'' ===Grammar=== *[[perfect tense]] *[[past participle]] ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # Completed, finished. #: ''The work is done.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[completed]] *[[finished]] *[[complete]] ===Antonyms=== *[[undone]] *[[incomplete]] *[[unfinished]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[done for]] *[[done in]] *[[well done]] [[ang:done]] [[en:done]] [[fr:done]] [[io:done]] [[hu:done]] [[zh:done]] 12889 2006-11-28T01:17:12Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[tr:done]] ==Verb== {{verb2|do|does|did|done|doing}} # a form of the [[verb]] ''to [[do]]'' to describe things in the [[perfect tense]] #: ''Who has done their homework?'' #: ''What have you done?'' ===Grammar=== *[[perfect tense]] *[[past participle]] ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # Completed, finished. #: ''The work is done.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[completed]] *[[finished]] *[[complete]] ===Antonyms=== *[[undone]] *[[incomplete]] *[[unfinished]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[done for]] *[[done in]] *[[well done]] [[ang:done]] [[en:done]] [[fr:done]] [[io:done]] [[hu:done]] [[tr:done]] [[zh:done]] 1148 3255 2005-01-31T08:55:17Z Saintswithin 21 #REDIRECT [[Do]] #REDIRECT [[Do]] 3996 2005-10-19T12:46:42Z Simpleton 38 add {{Wiktionary}} and Category ===Verb=== {{wiktionary}} '''did''' # [[past tense]] of the [[verb]] ''to [[do]]'' #: Where '''did''' you go for your holiday? #: Who '''did''' this? They '''did'''! [[Category:Verbs]] 4037 2005-10-20T10:13:59Z Simpleton 38 ==Verb== {{wiktionary}} '''did''' # form of the [[verb]] ''to [[do]]'' describing things in the [[past]] #: Where '''did''' you go for your holiday? #: Who '''did''' this? They '''did'''! ===See also=== *[[didn't]] (did not) [[Category:Verbs]] 5189 2006-02-23T00:59:37Z Conversion script [[Did]] moved to [[did]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Verb== {{wiktionary}} '''did''' # form of the [[verb]] ''to [[do]]'' describing things in the [[past]] #: Where '''did''' you go for your holiday? #: Who '''did''' this? They '''did'''! ===See also=== *[[didn't]] (did not) [[Category:Verbs]] 6817 2006-06-20T23:27:05Z Cromwellt 61 updated ==Verb== {{verb2|do|does|did|done|doing}} # form of the [[verb]] ''to [[do]]'' describing things in the [[past]] #: ''Sally did her homework.'' #: ''Who did this?'' {{verb4|do|did}} # Past tense of do as an [[auxiliary verb]]. #: ''Where did you go for your holiday?'' #: ''She did not like the movie.'' ===See also=== *[[didn't]] (did not) [[Category:Verbs]] [[en:did]] 7450 2006-07-19T01:38:45Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ang, fi, hu, zh ==Verb== {{verb2|do|does|did|done|doing}} # form of the [[verb]] ''to [[do]]'' describing things in the [[past]] #: ''Sally did her homework.'' #: ''Who did this?'' {{verb4|do|did}} # Past tense of do as an [[auxiliary verb]]. #: ''Where did you go for your holiday?'' #: ''She did not like the movie.'' ===See also=== *[[didn't]] (did not) [[Category:Verbs]] [[ang:did]] [[en:did]] [[hu:did]] [[fi:did]] [[zh:did]] 8126 2006-07-27T02:16:54Z Brett 77 /* Verb */ ==Verb== {{verb2|do|does|did|done|doing}} # form of the [[verb]] ''to [[do]]'' describing things in the [[past]] #: ''Sally did her homework.'' #: ''Who did this?'' {{verb5|do|does|did}} # Past tense of do as an [[auxiliary verb]]. #: ''Where did you go for your holiday?'' #: ''She did not like the movie.'' ===See also=== *[[didn't]] (did not) [[Category:Verbs]] [[ang:did]] [[en:did]] [[hu:did]] [[fi:did]] [[zh:did]] 8929 2006-08-21T21:11:35Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: fr ==Verb== {{verb2|do|does|did|done|doing}} # form of the [[verb]] ''to [[do]]'' describing things in the [[past]] #: ''Sally did her homework.'' #: ''Who did this?'' {{verb5|do|does|did}} # Past tense of do as an [[auxiliary verb]]. #: ''Where did you go for your holiday?'' #: ''She did not like the movie.'' ===See also=== *[[didn't]] (did not) [[Category:Verbs]] [[ang:did]] [[en:did]] [[fr:did]] [[hu:did]] [[fi:did]] [[zh:did]] 12852 2006-11-27T12:54:54Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[it:did]] ==Verb== {{verb2|do|does|did|done|doing}} # form of the [[verb]] ''to [[do]]'' describing things in the [[past]] #: ''Sally did her homework.'' #: ''Who did this?'' {{verb5|do|does|did}} # Past tense of do as an [[auxiliary verb]]. #: ''Where did you go for your holiday?'' #: ''She did not like the movie.'' ===See also=== *[[didn't]] (did not) [[Category:Verbs]] [[ang:did]] [[en:did]] [[fr:did]] [[it:did]] [[hu:did]] [[fi:did]] [[zh:did]] 1151 1217 2005-03-22T23:49:29Z Wikibob 26 how to create and how to search When you try to create a new article in simple wiktionary, the link may go wrong. The link might go to the non simple wikipedia. If so, try to cppy the following text, and change the NEWARTICLENAMEHERE to the article title you wish to create, and then paste the changed text into your browser's URL box and click Go. <nowiki>http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/index.php?title=NEWARTICLENAMEHERE&action=edit</nowiki> ---- The search box was not working. The search box might not work today. If so, then use this link to search for words in Simple Wiktionary: [http://www.google.com/search?q=word&btnG=Google-Search&domains=http%3A%2F%2Fsimple.wiktionary.org&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&sitesearch=http%3A%2F%2Fsimple.wiktionary.org Search Simple Wiktionary for a word] 1218 2005-03-23T00:50:10Z Wikibob 26 prototype bookmarklets for create an article and search for a word ==How to create a new article== When you try to create a new article in simple wiktionary, the link may go wrong. The link might go to the non simple wikipedia. If so, try to copy the following text, and change the NEWARTICLENAMEHERE to the article title you wish to create, and then paste the changed text into your browser's URL box and click Go. '''<nowiki>http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/index.php?title=NEWARTICLENAMEHERE&action=edit</nowiki>''' ---- I am working on another way to create a new article, maybe. But if you are using the Mozilla browser you may still be able to create a new article. You must have javascript enabled. Not Java. Select the '''bold text''' below and copy it into your clipboard (click the right mouse button and click on copy). Then click on Bookmarks in the Mozilla browser and click on Manage bookmarks, and then click on New bookmarks and type "create simple wik article" in the Name field and click in the Location field. Now paste the text you had copied (click the right hand mouse button and click Paste). Now click on "OK" in the bookmark window. Now Mozilla will have remembered a special bookmark that will create a new Simple Wiktionary article for you. Here is the text you need to copy and paste as described above. '''<nowiki>javascript:Qr=document.getSelection();if(!Qr){void(Qr=prompt('Create simple wiktionary article on:',''))};if(Qr)location.href='http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/index.php?title='+escape(Qr) +'&action=edit'</nowiki>''' ==How to search for a word in Simple Wiktionary== The search box was not working. The search box might not work today. If so, then use this link to search for words in Simple Wiktionary: [http://www.google.com/search?q=word&btnG=Google-Search&domains=http%3A%2F%2Fsimple.wiktionary.org&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&sitesearch=http%3A%2F%2Fsimple.wiktionary.org Search Simple Wiktionary for a word] ----- There is also another way to search for a word, maybe. If you are using the Mozilla browser you may be able to create a special bookmark to search for a word. You must have javascript enabled. Not Java. Copy the following '''bold text''' into a new bookmark. '''<nowiki>javascript:Qr=document.getSelection();if(!Qr){void(Qr=prompt('Search on simple.wiktionary for:',''))};swo='http%3A%2F%2Fsimple.wiktionary.org';if(Qr)location.href='http://www.google.com/search?q='+escape(Qr)+'&btnG=Google-Search&domains='+swo+'&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&sitesearch='+swo</nowiki>''' <!--Yet another way: '''DO NOT USE THIS WAY - it will search wikipedia and not wiktionary''' '''<nowiki>javascript:Qr=document.getSelection();if(!Qr){void(Qr=prompt('Search on simple.wiktionary for:',''))};if(Qr)location.href='http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?search='+escape(Qr)</nowiki>''' --> <!-- interlinks --> [[en:User:Wikibob]] [[simple:User:Wikibob]] 3258 2005-03-23T00:53:31Z Wikibob 26 pseudo interlinks ==How to create a new article== When you try to create a new article in simple wiktionary, the link may go wrong. The link might go to the non simple wikipedia. If so, try to copy the following text, and change the NEWARTICLENAMEHERE to the article title you wish to create, and then paste the changed text into your browser's URL box and click Go. '''<nowiki>http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/index.php?title=NEWARTICLENAMEHERE&action=edit</nowiki>''' ---- I am working on another way to create a new article, maybe. But if you are using the Mozilla browser you may still be able to create a new article. You must have javascript enabled. Not Java. Select the '''bold text''' below and copy it into your clipboard (click the right mouse button and click on copy). Then click on Bookmarks in the Mozilla browser and click on Manage bookmarks, and then click on New bookmarks and type "create simple wik article" in the Name field and click in the Location field. Now paste the text you had copied (click the right hand mouse button and click Paste). Now click on "OK" in the bookmark window. Now Mozilla will have remembered a special bookmark that will create a new Simple Wiktionary article for you. Here is the text you need to copy and paste as described above. '''<nowiki>javascript:Qr=document.getSelection();if(!Qr){void(Qr=prompt('Create simple wiktionary article on:',''))};if(Qr)location.href='http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/index.php?title='+escape(Qr) +'&action=edit'</nowiki>''' ==How to search for a word in Simple Wiktionary== The search box was not working. The search box might not work today. If so, then use this link to search for words in Simple Wiktionary: [http://www.google.com/search?q=word&btnG=Google-Search&domains=http%3A%2F%2Fsimple.wiktionary.org&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&sitesearch=http%3A%2F%2Fsimple.wiktionary.org Search Simple Wiktionary for a word] ----- There is also another way to search for a word, maybe. If you are using the Mozilla browser you may be able to create a special bookmark to search for a word. You must have javascript enabled. Not Java. Copy the following '''bold text''' into a new bookmark. '''<nowiki>javascript:Qr=document.getSelection();if(!Qr){void(Qr=prompt('Search on simple.wiktionary for:',''))};swo='http%3A%2F%2Fsimple.wiktionary.org';if(Qr)location.href='http://www.google.com/search?q='+escape(Qr)+'&btnG=Google-Search&domains='+swo+'&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&sitesearch='+swo</nowiki>''' <!--Yet another way: '''DO NOT USE THIS WAY - it will search wikipedia and not wiktionary''' '''<nowiki>javascript:Qr=document.getSelection();if(!Qr){void(Qr=prompt('Search on simple.wiktionary for:',''))};if(Qr)location.href='http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?search='+escape(Qr)</nowiki>''' --> <!-- interlinks do not work? [[en:User:Wikibob]] [[simple:User:Wikibob]] --> [http://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Wikibob Simple English Wikipedia] | [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Wikibob English Wikipedia] 1152 3259 2005-03-26T08:44:45Z Jusjih 27 New page [[en:User:Jusjih]] [[fr:Utilisateur:Jusjih]] [[zh:User:Jusjih]] *My languages are English, French and traditional and simplified Chinese, '''but I cannot speak French well.''' *My Web Site is at http://www.geocities.com/jusjih/. ==Wikis== {| border="1" |----- ! Language ! Wiktionary ! Wikipedia |----- | Simple English (simple:) | '''This page''' | http://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Jusjih |----- | English (en:) | http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/User:Jusjih | http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Jusjih |----- | French (fr:) | http://fr.wiktionary.org/wiki/Utilisateur:Jusjih | http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Utilisateur:Jusjih |----- | Chinese (zh:) | http://zh.wiktionary.org/wiki/User:Jusjih | http://zh.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Jusjih (administrator) |} *http://wikisource.org/wiki/User:Jusjih *http://wikitravel.org/en/User:Jusjih 3875 2005-08-03T07:51:54Z Jusjih 27 administrator [[en:User:Jusjih]] [[fr:Utilisateur:Jusjih]] [[zh:User:Jusjih]] *My languages are English, French and traditional and simplified Chinese, '''but I cannot speak French well.''' *My Web Site is at http://www.geocities.com/jusjih/. ==Wikis== {| border="1" |----- ! Wikipedia ! Wiktionary |----- | http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Jusjih | http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/User:Jusjih |----- | http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Utilisateur:Jusjih | http://fr.wiktionary.org/wiki/Utilisateur:Jusjih |----- | http://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Jusjih | '''This page''' |----- | http://zh.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Jusjih (administrator) | http://zh.wiktionary.org/wiki/User:Jusjih (administrator) |} *[[wikisource:User:Jusjih]] (administrator) *[[wikitravel:User:Jusjih]] 3876 2005-08-06T05:59:39Z Jusjih 27 *[[commons:User:Jusjih]] [[en:User:Jusjih]] [[fr:Utilisateur:Jusjih]] [[zh:User:Jusjih]] *My languages are English, French and traditional and simplified Chinese, '''but I cannot speak French well.''' *My Web Site is at http://www.geocities.com/jusjih/. ==Wikis== {| border="1" |----- ! Wikipedia ! Wiktionary |----- | http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Jusjih | http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/User:Jusjih |----- | http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Utilisateur:Jusjih | http://fr.wiktionary.org/wiki/Utilisateur:Jusjih |----- | http://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Jusjih | '''Wiktionary in simple English''' |----- | http://zh.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Jusjih + | http://zh.wiktionary.org/wiki/User:Jusjih + |} *[[commons:User:Jusjih]] *[[wikisource:User:Jusjih]] + *[[wikitravel:User:Jusjih]] + administrator 3907 2005-08-28T07:30:16Z Jusjih 27 Eliminating duplicate from Wikipedia [[en:User:Jusjih]] [[fr:Utilisateur:Jusjih]] [[zh:User:Jusjih]] See [[w:User:Jusjih]]. 1153 1230 2005-04-16T22:21:01Z Kevin Rector 28 created === Noun === '''fiction''' (''plural'' '''fictions''') #A story that is not based on [[fact]]s. :''The events in that story did not happen so it is fiction.'' 1231 2005-04-16T22:47:40Z Kevin Rector 28 added Wiktionary Template as a test {{Wiktionary}} === Noun === '''fiction''' (''plural'' '''fictions''') #A story that is not based on [[fact]]s. :''The events in that story did not happen so it is fiction.'' 3260 2005-04-17T02:08:09Z Kevin Rector 28 {{Wiktionary}} === Noun === '''fiction''' (''plural'' '''fictions''') #A story that is [[invention|invented]] instead of being based on [[fact]]s. :''The events in that story did not happen so it is fiction.'' 4006 2005-10-19T15:01:19Z Simpleton 38 ===Noun=== {{Wiktionary}} '''fiction''' (''plural'' '''fictions''') #A [[story]] that is [[invented]] instead of being based on [[fact]]s. :''The events in that story did not happen so it is '''fiction''.'' ===See also=== *[[fictitious]] *[[novel]] [[category:Nouns]] 5227 2006-02-23T00:59:38Z Conversion script [[Fiction]] moved to [[fiction]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ===Noun=== {{Wiktionary}} '''fiction''' (''plural'' '''fictions''') #A [[story]] that is [[invented]] instead of being based on [[fact]]s. :''The events in that story did not happen so it is '''fiction''.'' ===See also=== *[[fictitious]] *[[novel]] [[category:Nouns]] 7517 2006-07-19T04:09:45Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, et, fi, fr, hu, it, pl, ta, vi, zh ===Noun=== {{Wiktionary}} '''fiction''' (''plural'' '''fictions''') #A [[story]] that is [[invented]] instead of being based on [[fact]]s. :''The events in that story did not happen so it is '''fiction''.'' ===See also=== *[[fictitious]] *[[novel]] [[category:Nouns]] [[et:fiction]] [[en:fiction]] [[fr:fiction]] [[it:fiction]] [[hu:fiction]] [[pl:fiction]] [[fi:fiction]] [[ta:fiction]] [[vi:fiction]] [[zh:fiction]] 7908 2006-07-22T15:01:23Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ ===Noun=== {{Wiktionary}} {{mass noun}} #A [[story]] that is [[invented]] instead of being based on [[fact]]s. #:''The events in that story did not happen so it is '''fiction''.'' ===See also=== *[[fictitious]] *[[novel]] [[category:Nouns]] [[et:fiction]] [[en:fiction]] [[fr:fiction]] [[it:fiction]] [[hu:fiction]] [[pl:fiction]] [[fi:fiction]] [[ta:fiction]] [[vi:fiction]] [[zh:fiction]] 8516 2006-08-07T16:12:41Z Brett 77 ===Noun=== {{Wiktionary}} {{mass noun}} #A [[story]] that is [[invented]] instead of being based on [[fact]]s. #:''The events in that story did not happen so it is '''fiction'''.'' ===See also=== *[[fictitious]] *[[novel]] [[category:Nouns]] [[et:fiction]] [[en:fiction]] [[fr:fiction]] [[it:fiction]] [[hu:fiction]] [[pl:fiction]] [[fi:fiction]] [[ta:fiction]] [[vi:fiction]] [[zh:fiction]] 9603 2006-09-10T12:32:15Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: io ===Noun=== {{Wiktionary}} {{mass noun}} #A [[story]] that is [[invented]] instead of being based on [[fact]]s. #:''The events in that story did not happen so it is '''fiction'''.'' ===See also=== *[[fictitious]] *[[novel]] [[category:Nouns]] [[et:fiction]] [[en:fiction]] [[fr:fiction]] [[io:fiction]] [[it:fiction]] [[hu:fiction]] [[pl:fiction]] [[fi:fiction]] [[ta:fiction]] [[vi:fiction]] [[zh:fiction]] 11366 2006-10-19T06:09:55Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:fiction]] ===Noun=== {{Wiktionary}} {{mass noun}} #A [[story]] that is [[invented]] instead of being based on [[fact]]s. #:''The events in that story did not happen so it is '''fiction'''.'' ===See also=== *[[fictitious]] *[[novel]] [[category:Nouns]] [[et:fiction]] [[en:fiction]] [[fr:fiction]] [[io:fiction]] [[it:fiction]] [[hu:fiction]] [[pl:fiction]] [[ru:fiction]] [[fi:fiction]] [[ta:fiction]] [[vi:fiction]] [[zh:fiction]] 11927 2006-11-09T16:33:59Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[el:fiction]] ===Noun=== {{Wiktionary}} {{mass noun}} #A [[story]] that is [[invented]] instead of being based on [[fact]]s. #:''The events in that story did not happen so it is '''fiction'''.'' ===See also=== *[[fictitious]] *[[novel]] [[category:Nouns]] [[et:fiction]] [[el:fiction]] [[en:fiction]] [[fr:fiction]] [[io:fiction]] [[it:fiction]] [[hu:fiction]] [[pl:fiction]] [[ru:fiction]] [[fi:fiction]] [[ta:fiction]] [[vi:fiction]] [[zh:fiction]] 1154 edit=sysop:move=sysop 1222 2005-04-16T22:26:00Z Kevin Rector 28 created '''This is a list of the 850 words of [[Charles Kay Ogden]]'s [[Basic English]], in [[alphabetical order]].''' __NOTOC__ {{TOC}} == [[A]] == [[a]] &bull; [[able]] &bull; [[about]] &bull; [[account]] &bull; [[acid]] &bull; [[across]] &bull; [[act]] &bull; [[addition]] &bull; [[adjustment]] &bull; [[advertisement]] &bull; [[agreement]] &bull; [[after]] &bull; [[again]] &bull; [[against]] &bull; [[air]] &bull; [[all]] &bull; [[almost]] &bull; [[among]] &bull; [[amount]] &bull; [[amusement]] &bull; [[and]] &bull; [[angle]] &bull; [[angry]] &bull; [[animal]] &bull; [[answer]] &bull; [[ant]] &bull; [[any]] &bull; [[apparatus]] &bull; [[apple]] &bull; [[approval]] &bull; [[arch]] &bull; [[argument]] &bull; [[arm]] &bull; [[army]] &bull; [[art]] &bull; [[as]] &bull; [[at]] &bull; [[attack]] &bull; [[attempt]] &bull; [[attention]] &bull; [[attraction]] &bull; [[authority]] &bull; [[automatic]] &bull; [[awake]] == [[B]] == [[baby]] &bull; [[back]] &bull; [[bad]] &bull; [[bag]] &bull; [[balance]] &bull; [[ball]] &bull; [[band]] &bull; [[base]] &bull; [[basin]] &bull; [[basket]] &bull; [[bathing|bath]] &bull; [[be]] &bull; [[beautiful]] &bull; [[because]] &bull; [[bed]] &bull; [[bee]] &bull; [[before]] &bull; [[behavior]] &bull; [[belief]] &bull; [[bell]] &bull; [[bent]] &bull; [[berry]] &bull; [[between]] &bull; [[bird]] &bull; [[birth]] &bull; [[bit]] &bull; [[bite]] &bull; [[bitter]] &bull; [[black]] &bull; [[blade]] &bull; [[blood]] &bull; [[blow]] &bull; [[blue]] &bull; [[board]] &bull; [[boat]] &bull; [[body]] &bull; [[boiling]] &bull; [[bone]] &bull; [[book]] &bull; [[boot]] &bull; [[bottle]] &bull; [[box]] &bull; [[boy]] &bull; [[brain]] &bull; [[brake]] &bull; [[branch]] &bull; [[brass]] &bull; [[bread]] &bull; [[breath]] &bull; [[brick]] &bull; [[bridge]] &bull; [[bright]] &bull; [[broken]] &bull; [[brother]] &bull; [[brown]] &bull; [[brush]] &bull; [[bucket]] &bull; [[building]] &bull; [[bulb]] &bull; [[burn]] &bull; [[burst]] &bull; [[business]] &bull; [[but]] &bull; [[butter]] &bull; [[button]] &bull; [[by]] == [[C]] == [[cake]] &bull; [[camera]] &bull; [[canvas]] &bull; [[card]] &bull; [[care]] &bull; [[carriage]] &bull; [[cart]] &bull; [[cat]] &bull; [[cause]] &bull; [[certain]] &bull; [[chain]] &bull; [[chalk]] &bull; [[chance]] &bull; [[change]] &bull; [[cheap]] &bull; [[cheese]] &bull; [[chemical]] &bull; [[chest]] &bull; [[chief]] &bull; [[chin]] &bull; [[church]] &bull; [[circle]] &bull; [[clean]] &bull; [[clear]] &bull; [[clock]] &bull; [[cloth]] &bull; [[cloud]] &bull; [[coal]] &bull; [[coat]] &bull; [[cold]] &bull; [[collar]] &bull; [[color]] &bull; [[comb]] &bull; [[come]] &bull; [[comfort]] &bull; [[committee]] &bull; [[common]] &bull; [[company]] &bull; [[comparison]] &bull; [[competition]] &bull; [[complete]] &bull; [[complex]] &bull; [[condition]] &bull; [[connection]] &bull; [[conscious]] &bull; [[control]] &bull; [[cook]] &bull; [[copper]] &bull; [[copy]] &bull; [[cord]] &bull; [[cork]] &bull; [[cotton]] &bull; [[cough]] &bull; [[country]] &bull; [[cover]] &bull; [[cow]] &bull; [[crack]] &bull; [[credit]] &bull; [[crime]] &bull; [[cruel]] &bull; [[crush]] &bull; [[cry]] &bull; [[cup]] &bull; [[current]] &bull; [[curtain]] &bull; [[curve]] &bull; [[cushion]] &bull; [[cut]] == [[D]] == [[damage]] &bull; [[danger]] &bull; [[dark]] &bull; [[daughter]] &bull; [[day]] &bull; [[dead]] &bull; [[dear]] &bull; [[death]] &bull; [[debt]] &bull; [[decision]] &bull; [[deep]] &bull; [[degree]] &bull; [[delicate]] &bull; [[dependent]] &bull; [[design]] &bull; [[desire]] &bull; [[destruction]] &bull; [[detail]] &bull; [[development]] &bull; [[different]] &bull; [[digestion]] &bull; [[direction]] &bull; [[dirty]] &bull; [[discovery]] &bull; [[discussion]] &bull; [[disease]] &bull; [[disgust]] &bull; [[distance]] &bull; [[distribution]] &bull; [[division]] &bull; [[do]] &bull; [[dog]] &bull; [[door]] &bull; [[down]] &bull; [[doubt]] &bull; [[drain]] &bull; [[drawer]] &bull; [[dress]] &bull; [[drink]] &bull; [[driving]] &bull; [[drop]] &bull; [[dry]] &bull; [[dust]] == [[E]] == [[ear]] &bull; [[early]] &bull; [[earth]] &bull; [[east]] &bull; [[edge]] &bull; [[education]] &bull; [[effect]] &bull; [[egg]] &bull; [[elastic]] &bull; [[electric]] &bull; [[end]] &bull; [[engine]] &bull; [[enough]] &bull; [[equal]] &bull; [[error]] &bull; [[even]] &bull; [[event]] &bull; [[ever]] &bull; [[every]] &bull; [[example]] &bull; [[exchange]] &bull; [[existence]] &bull; [[expansion]] &bull; [[experience]] &bull; [[expert]] &bull; [[eye]] == [[F]] == [[face]] &bull; [[fact]] &bull; [[fall]] &bull; [[false]] &bull; [[family]] &bull; [[far]] &bull; [[farm]] &bull; [[fat]] &bull; [[father]] &bull; [[fear]] &bull; [[feather]] &bull; [[feeble]] &bull; [[feeling]] &bull; [[female]] &bull; [[fertile]] &bull; [[fiction]] &bull; [[field]] &bull; [[fight]] &bull; [[finger]] &bull; [[fire]] &bull; [[first]] &bull; [[fish]] &bull; [[fixed]] &bull; [[flag]] &bull; [[flame]] &bull; [[flat]] &bull; [[flight]] &bull; [[floor]] &bull; [[flower]] &bull; [[fly]] &bull; [[fold]] &bull; [[food]] &bull; [[foolish]] &bull; [[foot]] &bull; [[for]] &bull; [[force]] &bull; [[fork]] &bull; [[form]] &bull; [[forward]] &bull; [[fowl]] &bull; [[frame]] &bull; [[free]] &bull; [[frequent]] &bull; [[friend]] &bull; [[from]] &bull; [[front]] &bull; [[fruit]] &bull; [[full]] &bull; [[future]] == [[G]] == [[garden]] &bull; [[general]] &bull; [[get]] &bull; [[girl]] &bull; [[give]] &bull; [[glass]] &bull; [[glove]] &bull; [[go]] &bull; [[goat]] &bull; [[gold]] &bull; [[goodness|good]] &bull; [[government]] &bull; [[grain]] &bull; [[grass]] &bull; [[great]] &bull; [[green]] &bull; [[grey]]/[[gray]] &bull; [[grip]] &bull; [[group]] &bull; [[growth]] &bull; [[guide]] &bull; [[gun]] == [[H]] == [[hair]] &bull; [[hammer]] &bull; [[hand]] &bull; [[hanging]] &bull; [[happy]] &bull; [[harbor]] &bull; [[hard]] &bull; [[harmony]] &bull; [[hat]] &bull; [[hate]] &bull; [[have]] &bull; [[he]] &bull; [[head]] &bull; [[healthy]] &bull; [[hearing]] &bull; [[heart]] &bull; [[heat]] &bull; [[help]] &bull; [[here]] &bull; [[high]] &bull; [[history]] &bull; [[hole]] &bull; [[hollow]] &bull; [[hook]] &bull; [[hope]] &bull; [[horn]] &bull; [[horse]] &bull; [[hospital]] &bull; [[hour]] &bull; [[house]] &bull; [[how]] &bull; [[humor]] == [[I]] == [[I]] &bull; [[ice]] &bull; [[idea]] &bull; [[if]] &bull; [[ill]] &bull; [[important]] &bull; [[impulse]] &bull; [[in]] &bull; [[increase]] &bull; [[industry]] &bull; [[ink]] &bull; [[insect]] &bull; [[instrument]] &bull; [[insurance]] &bull; [[interest]] &bull; [[invention]] &bull; [[iron]] &bull; [[island]] == [[J]] == [[jelly]] &bull; [[jewel]] &bull; [[join]] &bull; [[journey]] &bull; [[judge]] &bull; [[jump]] == [[K]] == [[keep]] &bull; [[kettle]] &bull; [[key]] &bull; [[kick]] &bull; [[kind]] &bull; [[kiss]] &bull; [[knee]] &bull; [[knife]] &bull; [[knot]] &bull; [[knowledge]] == [[L]] == [[land]] &bull; [[language]] &bull; [[last]] &bull; [[late]] &bull; [[laugh]] &bull; [[law]] &bull; [[lead]] &bull; [[leaf]] &bull; [[learning]] &bull; [[leather]] &bull; [[left]] &bull; [[leg]] &bull; [[let]] &bull; [[letter]] &bull; [[level]] &bull; [[library]] &bull; [[lift]] &bull; [[light]] &bull; [[like]] &bull; [[limit]] &bull; [[line]] &bull; [[linen]] &bull; [[lip]] &bull; [[liquid]] &bull; [[list]] &bull; [[little]] ([[less]], [[least]]) &bull; [[living]] &bull; [[lock]] &bull; [[long]] &bull; [[look]] &bull; [[loose]] &bull; [[loss]] &bull; [[loud]] &bull; [[love]] &bull; [[low]] == [[M]] == [[machine]] &bull; [[make]] &bull; [[male]] &bull; [[man]] &bull; [[manager]] &bull; [[map]] &bull; [[mark]] &bull; [[market]] &bull; [[married]] &bull; [[match]] &bull; [[material]] &bull; [[mass]] &bull; [[may]] &bull; [[meal]] &bull; [[measure]] &bull; [[meat]] &bull; [[medical]] &bull; [[meeting]] &bull; [[memory]] &bull; [[metal]] &bull; [[middle]] &bull; [[military]] &bull; [[milk]] &bull; [[mind]] &bull; [[mine]] &bull; [[minute]] &bull; [[mist]] &bull; [[mixed]] &bull; [[money]] &bull; [[monkey]] &bull; [[month]] &bull; [[moon]] &bull; [[morning]] &bull; [[mother]] &bull; [[motion]] &bull; [[mountain]] &bull; [[mouth]] &bull; [[move]] &bull; [[much]] ([[more]], [[most]]) &bull; [[muscle]] &bull; [[music]] == [[N]] == [[nail]] &bull; [[name]] &bull; [[narrow]] &bull; [[nation]] &bull; [[natural]] &bull; [[near]] &bull; [[necessary]] &bull; [[neck]] &bull; [[need]] &bull; [[needle]] &bull; [[nerve]] &bull; [[net]] &bull; [[new]] &bull; [[news]] &bull; [[night]] &bull; [[no]] &bull; [[noise]] &bull; [[normal]] &bull; [[north]] &bull; [[nose]] &bull; [[not]] &bull; [[note]] &bull; [[now]] &bull; [[number]] &bull; [[nut]] == [[O]] == [[observation]] &bull; [[of]] &bull; [[off]] &bull; [[offer]] &bull; [[office]] &bull; [[oil]] &bull; [[old]] &bull; [[on]] &bull; [[only]] &bull; [[open]] &bull; [[operation]] &bull; [[opposite]] &bull; [[opinion]] &bull; [[other]] &bull; [[or]] &bull; [[orange]] &bull; [[order]] &bull; [[organization]] &bull; [[ornament]] &bull; [[out]] &bull; [[oven]] &bull; [[over]] &bull; [[owner]] == [[P]] == [[page]] &bull; [[pain]] &bull; [[paint]] &bull; [[paper]] &bull; [[parallel]] &bull; [[parcel]] &bull; [[part]] &bull; [[past]] &bull; [[paste]] &bull; [[payment]] &bull; [[peace]] &bull; [[pen]] &bull; [[pencil]] &bull; [[person]] &bull; [[physical]] &bull; [[picture]] &bull; [[pig]] &bull; [[pin]] &bull; [[pipe]] &bull; [[place]] &bull; [[plane]] &bull; [[plant]] &bull; [[plate]] &bull; [[play]] &bull; [[please]] &bull; [[pleasure]] &bull; [[plough]]/[[plow]] &bull; [[pocket]] &bull; [[point]] &bull; [[poison]] &bull; [[polish]] &bull; [[political]] &bull; [[poor]] &bull; [[porter]] &bull; [[position]] &bull; [[possible]] &bull; [[pot]] &bull; [[potato]] &bull; [[powder]] &bull; [[power]] &bull; [[present]] &bull; [[price]] &bull; [[print]] &bull; [[prison]] &bull; [[private]] &bull; [[probable]] &bull; [[process]] &bull; [[produce]] &bull; [[profit]] &bull; [[property]] &bull; [[prose]] &bull; [[protest]] &bull; [[public]] &bull; [[pull]] &bull; [[pump]] &bull; [[punishment]] &bull; [[purpose]] &bull; [[push]] &bull; [[put]] == [[Q]] == [[quality]] &bull; [[question]] &bull; [[quick]] &bull; [[quiet]] &bull; [[quite]] == [[R]] == [[rail]] &bull; [[rain]] &bull; [[range]] &bull; [[rat]] &bull; [[rate]] &bull; [[ray]] &bull; [[reaction]] &bull; [[red]] &bull; [[reading]] &bull; [[ready]] &bull; [[reason]] &bull; [[receipt]] &bull; [[record]] &bull; [[regret]] &bull; [[regular]] &bull; [[relation]] &bull; [[religion]] &bull; [[representative]] &bull; [[request]] &bull; [[respect]] &bull; [[responsible]] &bull; [[rest]] &bull; [[reward]] &bull; [[rhythm]] &bull; [[rice]] &bull; [[right]] &bull; [[ring]] &bull; [[river]] &bull; [[road]] &bull; [[rod]] &bull; [[roll]] &bull; [[roof]] &bull; [[room]] &bull; [[root]] &bull; [[rough]] &bull; [[round]] &bull; [[rub]] &bull; [[rule]] &bull; [[run]] == [[S]] == [[sad]] &bull; [[safe]] &bull; [[sail]] &bull; [[salt]] &bull; [[same]] &bull; [[sand]] &bull; [[say]] &bull; [[scale]] &bull; [[school]] &bull; [[science]] &bull; [[scissors]] &bull; [[screw]] &bull; [[sea]] &bull; [[seat]] &bull; [[second]] &bull; [[secret]] &bull; [[secretary]] &bull; [[see]] &bull; [[seed]] &bull; [[selection]] &bull; [[self]] &bull; [[send]] &bull; [[seem]] &bull; [[sense]] &bull; [[separate]] &bull; [[serious]] &bull; [[servant]] &bull; [[sex]] &bull; [[shade]] &bull; [[shake]] &bull; [[shame]] &bull; [[sharp]] &bull; [[sheep]] &bull; [[shelf]] &bull; [[ship]] &bull; [[shirt]] &bull; [[shock]] &bull; [[shoe]] &bull; [[short]] &bull; [[shut]] &bull; [[side]] &bull; [[sign]] &bull; [[silk]] &bull; [[silver]] &bull; [[simple]] &bull; [[sister]] &bull; [[size]] &bull; [[skin]] &bull; [[skirt]] &bull; [[sky]] &bull; [[sleep]] &bull; [[slip]] &bull; [[slope]] &bull; [[slow]] &bull; [[small]] &bull; [[smash]] &bull; [[smell]] &bull; [[smile]] &bull; [[smoke]] &bull; [[smooth]] &bull; [[snake]] &bull; [[sneeze]] &bull; [[snow]] &bull; [[so]] &bull; [[soap]] &bull; [[society]] &bull; [[sock]] &bull; [[soft]] &bull; [[solid]] &bull; [[some]] &bull; [[son]] &bull; [[song]] &bull; [[sort]] &bull; [[sound]] &bull; [[south]] &bull; [[soup]] &bull; [[space]] &bull; [[spade]] &bull; [[special]] &bull; [[sponge]] &bull; [[spoon]] &bull; [[spring]] &bull; [[square]] &bull; [[stamp]] &bull; [[stage]] &bull; [[star]] &bull; [[start]] &bull; [[statement]] &bull; [[station]] &bull; [[steam]] &bull; [[stem]] &bull; [[steel]] &bull; [[step]] &bull; [[stick]] &bull; [[still]] &bull; [[stitch]] &bull; [[stocking]] &bull; [[stomach]] &bull; [[stone]] &bull; [[stop]] &bull; [[store]] &bull; [[story]] &bull; [[strange]] &bull; [[street]] &bull; [[stretch]] &bull; [[sticky]] &bull; [[stiff]] &bull; [[straight]] &bull; [[strong]] &bull; [[structure]] &bull; [[substance]] &bull; [[sugar]] &bull; [[suggestion]] &bull; [[summer]] &bull; [[support]] &bull; [[surprise]] &bull; [[such]] &bull; [[sudden]] &bull; [[sun]] &bull; [[sweet]] &bull; [[swim]] &bull; [[system]] == [[T]] == [[table]] &bull; [[tail]] &bull; [[take]] &bull; [[talk]] &bull; [[tall]] &bull; [[taste]] &bull; [[tax]] &bull; [[teaching]] &bull; [[tendency]] &bull; [[test]] &bull; [[than]] &bull; [[that]] &bull; [[the]] &bull; [[then]] &bull; [[theory]] &bull; [[there]] &bull; [[thick]] &bull; [[thin]] &bull; [[thing]] &bull; [[this]] &bull; [[thought]] &bull; [[thread]] &bull; [[throat]] &bull; [[though]] &bull; [[through]] &bull; [[thumb]] &bull; [[thunder]] &bull; [[ticket]] &bull; [[tight]] &bull; [[tired]] &bull; [[till]] &bull; [[time]] &bull; [[tin]] &bull; [[to]] &bull; [[toe]] &bull; [[together]] &bull; [[tomorrow]] &bull; [[tongue]] &bull; [[tooth]] &bull; [[top]] &bull; [[touch]] &bull; [[town]] &bull; [[trade]] &bull; [[train]] &bull; [[transport]] &bull; [[tray]] &bull; [[tree]] &bull; [[trick]] &bull; [[trousers]] &bull; [[true]] &bull; [[trouble]] &bull; [[turn]] &bull; [[twist]] == [[U]] == [[umbrella]] &bull; [[under]] &bull; [[unit]] &bull; [[use]] &bull; [[up]] == [[V]] == [[value]] &bull; [[verse]] &bull; [[very]] &bull; [[vessel]] &bull; [[view]] &bull; [[violent]] &bull; [[voice]] == [[W]] == [[walk]] &bull; [[wall]] &bull; [[waiting]] &bull; [[war]] &bull; [[warm]] &bull; [[wash]] &bull; [[waste]] &bull; [[watch]] &bull; [[water]] &bull; [[wave]] &bull; [[wax]] &bull; [[way]] &bull; [[weather]] &bull; [[week]] &bull; [[weight]] &bull; [[well]] &bull; [[west]] &bull; [[wet]] &bull; [[wheel]] &bull; [[when]] &bull; [[where]] &bull; [[while]] &bull; [[whip]] &bull; [[whistle]] &bull; [[white]] &bull; [[who]] &bull; [[why]] &bull; [[wide]] &bull; [[will]] &bull; [[wind]] &bull; [[window]] &bull; [[wine]] &bull; [[wing]] &bull; [[winter]] &bull; [[wire]] &bull; [[wise]] &bull; [[with]] &bull; [[woman]] &bull; [[wood]] &bull; [[wool]] &bull; [[word]] &bull; [[work]] &bull; [[worm]] &bull; [[wound]] &bull; [[writing]] &bull; [[wrong]] == [[X]] == (none) == [[Y]] == [[year]] &bull; [[yellow]] &bull; [[yes]] &bull; [[yesterday]] &bull; [[you]] &bull; [[young]] == [[Z]] == (none) ===External Links=== [http://ogden.basic-english.org/wordthere.html Derivative words considered to be part of the Basic English 850 list] 3261 2005-04-16T22:26:54Z Kevin Rector 28 '''This is a list of the 850 words of Charles Kay Ogden's Basic English, in alphabetical order.''' If your looking for an entry to create, this might be a good place to start. __NOTOC__ {{TOC}} == [[A]] == [[a]] &bull; [[able]] &bull; [[about]] &bull; [[account]] &bull; [[acid]] &bull; [[across]] &bull; [[act]] &bull; [[addition]] &bull; [[adjustment]] &bull; [[advertisement]] &bull; [[agreement]] &bull; [[after]] &bull; [[again]] &bull; [[against]] &bull; [[air]] &bull; [[all]] &bull; [[almost]] &bull; [[among]] &bull; [[amount]] &bull; [[amusement]] &bull; [[and]] &bull; [[angle]] &bull; [[angry]] &bull; [[animal]] &bull; [[answer]] &bull; [[ant]] &bull; [[any]] &bull; [[apparatus]] &bull; [[apple]] &bull; [[approval]] &bull; [[arch]] &bull; [[argument]] &bull; [[arm]] &bull; [[army]] &bull; [[art]] &bull; [[as]] &bull; [[at]] &bull; [[attack]] &bull; [[attempt]] &bull; [[attention]] &bull; [[attraction]] &bull; [[authority]] &bull; [[automatic]] &bull; [[awake]] == [[B]] == [[baby]] &bull; [[back]] &bull; [[bad]] &bull; [[bag]] &bull; [[balance]] &bull; [[ball]] &bull; [[band]] &bull; [[base]] &bull; [[basin]] &bull; [[basket]] &bull; [[bathing|bath]] &bull; [[be]] &bull; [[beautiful]] &bull; [[because]] &bull; [[bed]] &bull; [[bee]] &bull; [[before]] &bull; [[behavior]] &bull; [[belief]] &bull; [[bell]] &bull; [[bent]] &bull; [[berry]] &bull; [[between]] &bull; [[bird]] &bull; [[birth]] &bull; [[bit]] &bull; [[bite]] &bull; [[bitter]] &bull; [[black]] &bull; [[blade]] &bull; [[blood]] &bull; [[blow]] &bull; [[blue]] &bull; [[board]] &bull; [[boat]] &bull; [[body]] &bull; [[boiling]] &bull; [[bone]] &bull; [[book]] &bull; [[boot]] &bull; [[bottle]] &bull; [[box]] &bull; [[boy]] &bull; [[brain]] &bull; [[brake]] &bull; [[branch]] &bull; [[brass]] &bull; [[bread]] &bull; [[breath]] &bull; [[brick]] &bull; [[bridge]] &bull; [[bright]] &bull; [[broken]] &bull; [[brother]] &bull; [[brown]] &bull; [[brush]] &bull; [[bucket]] &bull; [[building]] &bull; [[bulb]] &bull; [[burn]] &bull; [[burst]] &bull; [[business]] &bull; [[but]] &bull; [[butter]] &bull; [[button]] &bull; [[by]] == [[C]] == [[cake]] &bull; [[camera]] &bull; [[canvas]] &bull; [[card]] &bull; [[care]] &bull; [[carriage]] &bull; [[cart]] &bull; [[cat]] &bull; [[cause]] &bull; [[certain]] &bull; [[chain]] &bull; [[chalk]] &bull; [[chance]] &bull; [[change]] &bull; [[cheap]] &bull; [[cheese]] &bull; [[chemical]] &bull; [[chest]] &bull; [[chief]] &bull; [[chin]] &bull; [[church]] &bull; [[circle]] &bull; [[clean]] &bull; [[clear]] &bull; [[clock]] &bull; [[cloth]] &bull; [[cloud]] &bull; [[coal]] &bull; [[coat]] &bull; [[cold]] &bull; [[collar]] &bull; [[color]] &bull; [[comb]] &bull; [[come]] &bull; [[comfort]] &bull; [[committee]] &bull; [[common]] &bull; [[company]] &bull; [[comparison]] &bull; [[competition]] &bull; [[complete]] &bull; [[complex]] &bull; [[condition]] &bull; [[connection]] &bull; [[conscious]] &bull; [[control]] &bull; [[cook]] &bull; [[copper]] &bull; [[copy]] &bull; [[cord]] &bull; [[cork]] &bull; [[cotton]] &bull; [[cough]] &bull; [[country]] &bull; [[cover]] &bull; [[cow]] &bull; [[crack]] &bull; [[credit]] &bull; [[crime]] &bull; [[cruel]] &bull; [[crush]] &bull; [[cry]] &bull; [[cup]] &bull; [[current]] &bull; [[curtain]] &bull; [[curve]] &bull; [[cushion]] &bull; [[cut]] == [[D]] == [[damage]] &bull; [[danger]] &bull; [[dark]] &bull; [[daughter]] &bull; [[day]] &bull; [[dead]] &bull; [[dear]] &bull; [[death]] &bull; [[debt]] &bull; [[decision]] &bull; [[deep]] &bull; [[degree]] &bull; [[delicate]] &bull; [[dependent]] &bull; [[design]] &bull; [[desire]] &bull; [[destruction]] &bull; [[detail]] &bull; [[development]] &bull; [[different]] &bull; [[digestion]] &bull; [[direction]] &bull; [[dirty]] &bull; [[discovery]] &bull; [[discussion]] &bull; [[disease]] &bull; [[disgust]] &bull; [[distance]] &bull; [[distribution]] &bull; [[division]] &bull; [[do]] &bull; [[dog]] &bull; [[door]] &bull; [[down]] &bull; [[doubt]] &bull; [[drain]] &bull; [[drawer]] &bull; [[dress]] &bull; [[drink]] &bull; [[driving]] &bull; [[drop]] &bull; [[dry]] &bull; [[dust]] == [[E]] == [[ear]] &bull; [[early]] &bull; [[earth]] &bull; [[east]] &bull; [[edge]] &bull; [[education]] &bull; [[effect]] &bull; [[egg]] &bull; [[elastic]] &bull; [[electric]] &bull; [[end]] &bull; [[engine]] &bull; [[enough]] &bull; [[equal]] &bull; [[error]] &bull; [[even]] &bull; [[event]] &bull; [[ever]] &bull; [[every]] &bull; [[example]] &bull; [[exchange]] &bull; [[existence]] &bull; [[expansion]] &bull; [[experience]] &bull; [[expert]] &bull; [[eye]] == [[F]] == [[face]] &bull; [[fact]] &bull; [[fall]] &bull; [[false]] &bull; [[family]] &bull; [[far]] &bull; [[farm]] &bull; [[fat]] &bull; [[father]] &bull; [[fear]] &bull; [[feather]] &bull; [[feeble]] &bull; [[feeling]] &bull; [[female]] &bull; [[fertile]] &bull; [[fiction]] &bull; [[field]] &bull; [[fight]] &bull; [[finger]] &bull; [[fire]] &bull; [[first]] &bull; [[fish]] &bull; [[fixed]] &bull; [[flag]] &bull; [[flame]] &bull; [[flat]] &bull; [[flight]] &bull; [[floor]] &bull; [[flower]] &bull; [[fly]] &bull; [[fold]] &bull; [[food]] &bull; [[foolish]] &bull; [[foot]] &bull; [[for]] &bull; [[force]] &bull; [[fork]] &bull; [[form]] &bull; [[forward]] &bull; [[fowl]] &bull; [[frame]] &bull; [[free]] &bull; [[frequent]] &bull; [[friend]] &bull; [[from]] &bull; [[front]] &bull; [[fruit]] &bull; [[full]] &bull; [[future]] == [[G]] == [[garden]] &bull; [[general]] &bull; [[get]] &bull; [[girl]] &bull; [[give]] &bull; [[glass]] &bull; [[glove]] &bull; [[go]] &bull; [[goat]] &bull; [[gold]] &bull; [[goodness|good]] &bull; [[government]] &bull; [[grain]] &bull; [[grass]] &bull; [[great]] &bull; [[green]] &bull; [[grey]]/[[gray]] &bull; [[grip]] &bull; [[group]] &bull; [[growth]] &bull; [[guide]] &bull; [[gun]] == [[H]] == [[hair]] &bull; [[hammer]] &bull; [[hand]] &bull; [[hanging]] &bull; [[happy]] &bull; [[harbor]] &bull; [[hard]] &bull; [[harmony]] &bull; [[hat]] &bull; [[hate]] &bull; [[have]] &bull; [[he]] &bull; [[head]] &bull; [[healthy]] &bull; [[hearing]] &bull; [[heart]] &bull; [[heat]] &bull; [[help]] &bull; [[here]] &bull; [[high]] &bull; [[history]] &bull; [[hole]] &bull; [[hollow]] &bull; [[hook]] &bull; [[hope]] &bull; [[horn]] &bull; [[horse]] &bull; [[hospital]] &bull; [[hour]] &bull; [[house]] &bull; [[how]] &bull; [[humor]] == [[I]] == [[I]] &bull; [[ice]] &bull; [[idea]] &bull; [[if]] &bull; [[ill]] &bull; [[important]] &bull; [[impulse]] &bull; [[in]] &bull; [[increase]] &bull; [[industry]] &bull; [[ink]] &bull; [[insect]] &bull; [[instrument]] &bull; [[insurance]] &bull; [[interest]] &bull; [[invention]] &bull; [[iron]] &bull; [[island]] == [[J]] == [[jelly]] &bull; [[jewel]] &bull; [[join]] &bull; [[journey]] &bull; [[judge]] &bull; [[jump]] == [[K]] == [[keep]] &bull; [[kettle]] &bull; [[key]] &bull; [[kick]] &bull; [[kind]] &bull; [[kiss]] &bull; [[knee]] &bull; [[knife]] &bull; [[knot]] &bull; [[knowledge]] == [[L]] == [[land]] &bull; [[language]] &bull; [[last]] &bull; [[late]] &bull; [[laugh]] &bull; [[law]] &bull; [[lead]] &bull; [[leaf]] &bull; [[learning]] &bull; [[leather]] &bull; [[left]] &bull; [[leg]] &bull; [[let]] &bull; [[letter]] &bull; [[level]] &bull; [[library]] &bull; [[lift]] &bull; [[light]] &bull; [[like]] &bull; [[limit]] &bull; [[line]] &bull; [[linen]] &bull; [[lip]] &bull; [[liquid]] &bull; [[list]] &bull; [[little]] ([[less]], [[least]]) &bull; [[living]] &bull; [[lock]] &bull; [[long]] &bull; [[look]] &bull; [[loose]] &bull; [[loss]] &bull; [[loud]] &bull; [[love]] &bull; [[low]] == [[M]] == [[machine]] &bull; [[make]] &bull; [[male]] &bull; [[man]] &bull; [[manager]] &bull; [[map]] &bull; [[mark]] &bull; [[market]] &bull; [[married]] &bull; [[match]] &bull; [[material]] &bull; [[mass]] &bull; [[may]] &bull; [[meal]] &bull; [[measure]] &bull; [[meat]] &bull; [[medical]] &bull; [[meeting]] &bull; [[memory]] &bull; [[metal]] &bull; [[middle]] &bull; [[military]] &bull; [[milk]] &bull; [[mind]] &bull; [[mine]] &bull; [[minute]] &bull; [[mist]] &bull; [[mixed]] &bull; [[money]] &bull; [[monkey]] &bull; [[month]] &bull; [[moon]] &bull; [[morning]] &bull; [[mother]] &bull; [[motion]] &bull; [[mountain]] &bull; [[mouth]] &bull; [[move]] &bull; [[much]] ([[more]], [[most]]) &bull; [[muscle]] &bull; [[music]] == [[N]] == [[nail]] &bull; [[name]] &bull; [[narrow]] &bull; [[nation]] &bull; [[natural]] &bull; [[near]] &bull; [[necessary]] &bull; [[neck]] &bull; [[need]] &bull; [[needle]] &bull; [[nerve]] &bull; [[net]] &bull; [[new]] &bull; [[news]] &bull; [[night]] &bull; [[no]] &bull; [[noise]] &bull; [[normal]] &bull; [[north]] &bull; [[nose]] &bull; [[not]] &bull; [[note]] &bull; [[now]] &bull; [[number]] &bull; [[nut]] == [[O]] == [[observation]] &bull; [[of]] &bull; [[off]] &bull; [[offer]] &bull; [[office]] &bull; [[oil]] &bull; [[old]] &bull; [[on]] &bull; [[only]] &bull; [[open]] &bull; [[operation]] &bull; [[opposite]] &bull; [[opinion]] &bull; [[other]] &bull; [[or]] &bull; [[orange]] &bull; [[order]] &bull; [[organization]] &bull; [[ornament]] &bull; [[out]] &bull; [[oven]] &bull; [[over]] &bull; [[owner]] == [[P]] == [[page]] &bull; [[pain]] &bull; [[paint]] &bull; [[paper]] &bull; [[parallel]] &bull; [[parcel]] &bull; [[part]] &bull; [[past]] &bull; [[paste]] &bull; [[payment]] &bull; [[peace]] &bull; [[pen]] &bull; [[pencil]] &bull; [[person]] &bull; [[physical]] &bull; [[picture]] &bull; [[pig]] &bull; [[pin]] &bull; [[pipe]] &bull; [[place]] &bull; [[plane]] &bull; [[plant]] &bull; [[plate]] &bull; [[play]] &bull; [[please]] &bull; [[pleasure]] &bull; [[plough]]/[[plow]] &bull; [[pocket]] &bull; [[point]] &bull; [[poison]] &bull; [[polish]] &bull; [[political]] &bull; [[poor]] &bull; [[porter]] &bull; [[position]] &bull; [[possible]] &bull; [[pot]] &bull; [[potato]] &bull; [[powder]] &bull; [[power]] &bull; [[present]] &bull; [[price]] &bull; [[print]] &bull; [[prison]] &bull; [[private]] &bull; [[probable]] &bull; [[process]] &bull; [[produce]] &bull; [[profit]] &bull; [[property]] &bull; [[prose]] &bull; [[protest]] &bull; [[public]] &bull; [[pull]] &bull; [[pump]] &bull; [[punishment]] &bull; [[purpose]] &bull; [[push]] &bull; [[put]] == [[Q]] == [[quality]] &bull; [[question]] &bull; [[quick]] &bull; [[quiet]] &bull; [[quite]] == [[R]] == [[rail]] &bull; [[rain]] &bull; [[range]] &bull; [[rat]] &bull; [[rate]] &bull; [[ray]] &bull; [[reaction]] &bull; [[red]] &bull; [[reading]] &bull; [[ready]] &bull; [[reason]] &bull; [[receipt]] &bull; [[record]] &bull; [[regret]] &bull; [[regular]] &bull; [[relation]] &bull; [[religion]] &bull; [[representative]] &bull; [[request]] &bull; [[respect]] &bull; [[responsible]] &bull; [[rest]] &bull; [[reward]] &bull; [[rhythm]] &bull; [[rice]] &bull; [[right]] &bull; [[ring]] &bull; [[river]] &bull; [[road]] &bull; [[rod]] &bull; [[roll]] &bull; [[roof]] &bull; [[room]] &bull; [[root]] &bull; [[rough]] &bull; [[round]] &bull; [[rub]] &bull; [[rule]] &bull; [[run]] == [[S]] == [[sad]] &bull; [[safe]] &bull; [[sail]] &bull; [[salt]] &bull; [[same]] &bull; [[sand]] &bull; [[say]] &bull; [[scale]] &bull; [[school]] &bull; [[science]] &bull; [[scissors]] &bull; [[screw]] &bull; [[sea]] &bull; [[seat]] &bull; [[second]] &bull; [[secret]] &bull; [[secretary]] &bull; [[see]] &bull; [[seed]] &bull; [[selection]] &bull; [[self]] &bull; [[send]] &bull; [[seem]] &bull; [[sense]] &bull; [[separate]] &bull; [[serious]] &bull; [[servant]] &bull; [[sex]] &bull; [[shade]] &bull; [[shake]] &bull; [[shame]] &bull; [[sharp]] &bull; [[sheep]] &bull; [[shelf]] &bull; [[ship]] &bull; [[shirt]] &bull; [[shock]] &bull; [[shoe]] &bull; [[short]] &bull; [[shut]] &bull; [[side]] &bull; [[sign]] &bull; [[silk]] &bull; [[silver]] &bull; [[simple]] &bull; [[sister]] &bull; [[size]] &bull; [[skin]] &bull; [[skirt]] &bull; [[sky]] &bull; [[sleep]] &bull; [[slip]] &bull; [[slope]] &bull; [[slow]] &bull; [[small]] &bull; [[smash]] &bull; [[smell]] &bull; [[smile]] &bull; [[smoke]] &bull; [[smooth]] &bull; [[snake]] &bull; [[sneeze]] &bull; [[snow]] &bull; [[so]] &bull; [[soap]] &bull; [[society]] &bull; [[sock]] &bull; [[soft]] &bull; [[solid]] &bull; [[some]] &bull; [[son]] &bull; [[song]] &bull; [[sort]] &bull; [[sound]] &bull; [[south]] &bull; [[soup]] &bull; [[space]] &bull; [[spade]] &bull; [[special]] &bull; [[sponge]] &bull; [[spoon]] &bull; [[spring]] &bull; [[square]] &bull; [[stamp]] &bull; [[stage]] &bull; [[star]] &bull; [[start]] &bull; [[statement]] &bull; [[station]] &bull; [[steam]] &bull; [[stem]] &bull; [[steel]] &bull; [[step]] &bull; [[stick]] &bull; [[still]] &bull; [[stitch]] &bull; [[stocking]] &bull; [[stomach]] &bull; [[stone]] &bull; [[stop]] &bull; [[store]] &bull; [[story]] &bull; [[strange]] &bull; [[street]] &bull; [[stretch]] &bull; [[sticky]] &bull; [[stiff]] &bull; [[straight]] &bull; [[strong]] &bull; [[structure]] &bull; [[substance]] &bull; [[sugar]] &bull; [[suggestion]] &bull; [[summer]] &bull; [[support]] &bull; [[surprise]] &bull; [[such]] &bull; [[sudden]] &bull; [[sun]] &bull; [[sweet]] &bull; [[swim]] &bull; [[system]] == [[T]] == [[table]] &bull; [[tail]] &bull; [[take]] &bull; [[talk]] &bull; [[tall]] &bull; [[taste]] &bull; [[tax]] &bull; [[teaching]] &bull; [[tendency]] &bull; [[test]] &bull; [[than]] &bull; [[that]] &bull; [[the]] &bull; [[then]] &bull; [[theory]] &bull; [[there]] &bull; [[thick]] &bull; [[thin]] &bull; [[thing]] &bull; [[this]] &bull; [[thought]] &bull; [[thread]] &bull; [[throat]] &bull; [[though]] &bull; [[through]] &bull; [[thumb]] &bull; [[thunder]] &bull; [[ticket]] &bull; [[tight]] &bull; [[tired]] &bull; [[till]] &bull; [[time]] &bull; [[tin]] &bull; [[to]] &bull; [[toe]] &bull; [[together]] &bull; [[tomorrow]] &bull; [[tongue]] &bull; [[tooth]] &bull; [[top]] &bull; [[touch]] &bull; [[town]] &bull; [[trade]] &bull; [[train]] &bull; [[transport]] &bull; [[tray]] &bull; [[tree]] &bull; [[trick]] &bull; [[trousers]] &bull; [[true]] &bull; [[trouble]] &bull; [[turn]] &bull; [[twist]] == [[U]] == [[umbrella]] &bull; [[under]] &bull; [[unit]] &bull; [[use]] &bull; [[up]] == [[V]] == [[value]] &bull; [[verse]] &bull; [[very]] &bull; [[vessel]] &bull; [[view]] &bull; [[violent]] &bull; [[voice]] == [[W]] == [[walk]] &bull; [[wall]] &bull; [[waiting]] &bull; [[war]] &bull; [[warm]] &bull; [[wash]] &bull; [[waste]] &bull; [[watch]] &bull; [[water]] &bull; [[wave]] &bull; [[wax]] &bull; [[way]] &bull; [[weather]] &bull; [[week]] &bull; [[weight]] &bull; [[well]] &bull; [[west]] &bull; [[wet]] &bull; [[wheel]] &bull; [[when]] &bull; [[where]] &bull; [[while]] &bull; [[whip]] &bull; [[whistle]] &bull; [[white]] &bull; [[who]] &bull; [[why]] &bull; [[wide]] &bull; [[will]] &bull; [[wind]] &bull; [[window]] &bull; [[wine]] &bull; [[wing]] &bull; [[winter]] &bull; [[wire]] &bull; [[wise]] &bull; [[with]] &bull; [[woman]] &bull; [[wood]] &bull; [[wool]] &bull; [[word]] &bull; [[work]] &bull; [[worm]] &bull; [[wound]] &bull; [[writing]] &bull; [[wrong]] == [[X]] == (none) == [[Y]] == [[year]] &bull; [[yellow]] &bull; [[yes]] &bull; [[yesterday]] &bull; [[you]] &bull; [[young]] == [[Z]] == (none) ===External Links=== [http://ogden.basic-english.org/wordthere.html Derivative words considered to be part of the Basic English 850 list] 4738 2006-01-26T07:47:32Z 71.111.120.248 changed "your" to "you're" in introduction '''This is a list of the 850 words of Charles Kay Ogden's Basic English, in alphabetical order.''' If you're looking for an entry to create, this might be a good place to start. __NOTOC__ {{TOC}} == [[A]] == [[a]] &bull; [[able]] &bull; [[about]] &bull; [[account]] &bull; [[acid]] &bull; [[across]] &bull; [[act]] &bull; [[addition]] &bull; [[adjustment]] &bull; [[advertisement]] &bull; [[agreement]] &bull; [[after]] &bull; [[again]] &bull; [[against]] &bull; [[air]] &bull; [[all]] &bull; [[almost]] &bull; [[among]] &bull; [[amount]] &bull; [[amusement]] &bull; [[and]] &bull; [[angle]] &bull; [[angry]] &bull; [[animal]] &bull; [[answer]] &bull; [[ant]] &bull; [[any]] &bull; [[apparatus]] &bull; [[apple]] &bull; [[approval]] &bull; [[arch]] &bull; [[argument]] &bull; [[arm]] &bull; [[army]] &bull; [[art]] &bull; [[as]] &bull; [[at]] &bull; [[attack]] &bull; [[attempt]] &bull; [[attention]] &bull; [[attraction]] &bull; [[authority]] &bull; [[automatic]] &bull; [[awake]] == [[B]] == [[baby]] &bull; [[back]] &bull; [[bad]] &bull; [[bag]] &bull; [[balance]] &bull; [[ball]] &bull; [[band]] &bull; [[base]] &bull; [[basin]] &bull; [[basket]] &bull; [[bathing|bath]] &bull; [[be]] &bull; [[beautiful]] &bull; [[because]] &bull; [[bed]] &bull; [[bee]] &bull; [[before]] &bull; [[behavior]] &bull; [[belief]] &bull; [[bell]] &bull; [[bent]] &bull; [[berry]] &bull; [[between]] &bull; [[bird]] &bull; [[birth]] &bull; [[bit]] &bull; [[bite]] &bull; [[bitter]] &bull; [[black]] &bull; [[blade]] &bull; [[blood]] &bull; [[blow]] &bull; [[blue]] &bull; [[board]] &bull; [[boat]] &bull; [[body]] &bull; [[boiling]] &bull; [[bone]] &bull; [[book]] &bull; [[boot]] &bull; [[bottle]] &bull; [[box]] &bull; [[boy]] &bull; [[brain]] &bull; [[brake]] &bull; [[branch]] &bull; [[brass]] &bull; [[bread]] &bull; [[breath]] &bull; [[brick]] &bull; [[bridge]] &bull; [[bright]] &bull; [[broken]] &bull; [[brother]] &bull; [[brown]] &bull; [[brush]] &bull; [[bucket]] &bull; [[building]] &bull; [[bulb]] &bull; [[burn]] &bull; [[burst]] &bull; [[business]] &bull; [[but]] &bull; [[butter]] &bull; [[button]] &bull; [[by]] == [[C]] == [[cake]] &bull; [[camera]] &bull; [[canvas]] &bull; [[card]] &bull; [[care]] &bull; [[carriage]] &bull; [[cart]] &bull; [[cat]] &bull; [[cause]] &bull; [[certain]] &bull; [[chain]] &bull; [[chalk]] &bull; [[chance]] &bull; [[change]] &bull; [[cheap]] &bull; [[cheese]] &bull; [[chemical]] &bull; [[chest]] &bull; [[chief]] &bull; [[chin]] &bull; [[church]] &bull; [[circle]] &bull; [[clean]] &bull; [[clear]] &bull; [[clock]] &bull; [[cloth]] &bull; [[cloud]] &bull; [[coal]] &bull; [[coat]] &bull; [[cold]] &bull; [[collar]] &bull; [[color]] &bull; [[comb]] &bull; [[come]] &bull; [[comfort]] &bull; [[committee]] &bull; [[common]] &bull; [[company]] &bull; [[comparison]] &bull; [[competition]] &bull; [[complete]] &bull; [[complex]] &bull; [[condition]] &bull; [[connection]] &bull; [[conscious]] &bull; [[control]] &bull; [[cook]] &bull; [[copper]] &bull; [[copy]] &bull; [[cord]] &bull; [[cork]] &bull; [[cotton]] &bull; [[cough]] &bull; [[country]] &bull; [[cover]] &bull; [[cow]] &bull; [[crack]] &bull; [[credit]] &bull; [[crime]] &bull; [[cruel]] &bull; [[crush]] &bull; [[cry]] &bull; [[cup]] &bull; [[current]] &bull; [[curtain]] &bull; [[curve]] &bull; [[cushion]] &bull; [[cut]] == [[D]] == [[damage]] &bull; [[danger]] &bull; [[dark]] &bull; [[daughter]] &bull; [[day]] &bull; [[dead]] &bull; [[dear]] &bull; [[death]] &bull; [[debt]] &bull; [[decision]] &bull; [[deep]] &bull; [[degree]] &bull; [[delicate]] &bull; [[dependent]] &bull; [[design]] &bull; [[desire]] &bull; [[destruction]] &bull; [[detail]] &bull; [[development]] &bull; [[different]] &bull; [[digestion]] &bull; [[direction]] &bull; [[dirty]] &bull; [[discovery]] &bull; [[discussion]] &bull; [[disease]] &bull; [[disgust]] &bull; [[distance]] &bull; [[distribution]] &bull; [[division]] &bull; [[do]] &bull; [[dog]] &bull; [[door]] &bull; [[down]] &bull; [[doubt]] &bull; [[drain]] &bull; [[drawer]] &bull; [[dress]] &bull; [[drink]] &bull; [[driving]] &bull; [[drop]] &bull; [[dry]] &bull; [[dust]] == [[E]] == [[ear]] &bull; [[early]] &bull; [[earth]] &bull; [[east]] &bull; [[edge]] &bull; [[education]] &bull; [[effect]] &bull; [[egg]] &bull; [[elastic]] &bull; [[electric]] &bull; [[end]] &bull; [[engine]] &bull; [[enough]] &bull; [[equal]] &bull; [[error]] &bull; [[even]] &bull; [[event]] &bull; [[ever]] &bull; [[every]] &bull; [[example]] &bull; [[exchange]] &bull; [[existence]] &bull; [[expansion]] &bull; [[experience]] &bull; [[expert]] &bull; [[eye]] == [[F]] == [[face]] &bull; [[fact]] &bull; [[fall]] &bull; [[false]] &bull; [[family]] &bull; [[far]] &bull; [[farm]] &bull; [[fat]] &bull; [[father]] &bull; [[fear]] &bull; [[feather]] &bull; [[feeble]] &bull; [[feeling]] &bull; [[female]] &bull; [[fertile]] &bull; [[fiction]] &bull; [[field]] &bull; [[fight]] &bull; [[finger]] &bull; [[fire]] &bull; [[first]] &bull; [[fish]] &bull; [[fixed]] &bull; [[flag]] &bull; [[flame]] &bull; [[flat]] &bull; [[flight]] &bull; [[floor]] &bull; [[flower]] &bull; [[fly]] &bull; [[fold]] &bull; [[food]] &bull; [[foolish]] &bull; [[foot]] &bull; [[for]] &bull; [[force]] &bull; [[fork]] &bull; [[form]] &bull; [[forward]] &bull; [[fowl]] &bull; [[frame]] &bull; [[free]] &bull; [[frequent]] &bull; [[friend]] &bull; [[from]] &bull; [[front]] &bull; [[fruit]] &bull; [[full]] &bull; [[future]] == [[G]] == [[garden]] &bull; [[general]] &bull; [[get]] &bull; [[girl]] &bull; [[give]] &bull; [[glass]] &bull; [[glove]] &bull; [[go]] &bull; [[goat]] &bull; [[gold]] &bull; [[goodness|good]] &bull; [[government]] &bull; [[grain]] &bull; [[grass]] &bull; [[great]] &bull; [[green]] &bull; [[grey]]/[[gray]] &bull; [[grip]] &bull; [[group]] &bull; [[growth]] &bull; [[guide]] &bull; [[gun]] == [[H]] == [[hair]] &bull; [[hammer]] &bull; [[hand]] &bull; [[hanging]] &bull; [[happy]] &bull; [[harbor]] &bull; [[hard]] &bull; [[harmony]] &bull; [[hat]] &bull; [[hate]] &bull; [[have]] &bull; [[he]] &bull; [[head]] &bull; [[healthy]] &bull; [[hearing]] &bull; [[heart]] &bull; [[heat]] &bull; [[help]] &bull; [[here]] &bull; [[high]] &bull; [[history]] &bull; [[hole]] &bull; [[hollow]] &bull; [[hook]] &bull; [[hope]] &bull; [[horn]] &bull; [[horse]] &bull; [[hospital]] &bull; [[hour]] &bull; [[house]] &bull; [[how]] &bull; [[humor]] == [[I]] == [[I]] &bull; [[ice]] &bull; [[idea]] &bull; [[if]] &bull; [[ill]] &bull; [[important]] &bull; [[impulse]] &bull; [[in]] &bull; [[increase]] &bull; [[industry]] &bull; [[ink]] &bull; [[insect]] &bull; [[instrument]] &bull; [[insurance]] &bull; [[interest]] &bull; [[invention]] &bull; [[iron]] &bull; [[island]] == [[J]] == [[jelly]] &bull; [[jewel]] &bull; [[join]] &bull; [[journey]] &bull; [[judge]] &bull; [[jump]] == [[K]] == [[keep]] &bull; [[kettle]] &bull; [[key]] &bull; [[kick]] &bull; [[kind]] &bull; [[kiss]] &bull; [[knee]] &bull; [[knife]] &bull; [[knot]] &bull; [[knowledge]] == [[L]] == [[land]] &bull; [[language]] &bull; [[last]] &bull; [[late]] &bull; [[laugh]] &bull; [[law]] &bull; [[lead]] &bull; [[leaf]] &bull; [[learning]] &bull; [[leather]] &bull; [[left]] &bull; [[leg]] &bull; [[let]] &bull; [[letter]] &bull; [[level]] &bull; [[library]] &bull; [[lift]] &bull; [[light]] &bull; [[like]] &bull; [[limit]] &bull; [[line]] &bull; [[linen]] &bull; [[lip]] &bull; [[liquid]] &bull; [[list]] &bull; [[little]] ([[less]], [[least]]) &bull; [[living]] &bull; [[lock]] &bull; [[long]] &bull; [[look]] &bull; [[loose]] &bull; [[loss]] &bull; [[loud]] &bull; [[love]] &bull; [[low]] == [[M]] == [[machine]] &bull; [[make]] &bull; [[male]] &bull; [[man]] &bull; [[manager]] &bull; [[map]] &bull; [[mark]] &bull; [[market]] &bull; [[married]] &bull; [[match]] &bull; [[material]] &bull; [[mass]] &bull; [[may]] &bull; [[meal]] &bull; [[measure]] &bull; [[meat]] &bull; [[medical]] &bull; [[meeting]] &bull; [[memory]] &bull; [[metal]] &bull; [[middle]] &bull; [[military]] &bull; [[milk]] &bull; [[mind]] &bull; [[mine]] &bull; [[minute]] &bull; [[mist]] &bull; [[mixed]] &bull; [[money]] &bull; [[monkey]] &bull; [[month]] &bull; [[moon]] &bull; [[morning]] &bull; [[mother]] &bull; [[motion]] &bull; [[mountain]] &bull; [[mouth]] &bull; [[move]] &bull; [[much]] ([[more]], [[most]]) &bull; [[muscle]] &bull; [[music]] == [[N]] == [[nail]] &bull; [[name]] &bull; [[narrow]] &bull; [[nation]] &bull; [[natural]] &bull; [[near]] &bull; [[necessary]] &bull; [[neck]] &bull; [[need]] &bull; [[needle]] &bull; [[nerve]] &bull; [[net]] &bull; [[new]] &bull; [[news]] &bull; [[night]] &bull; [[no]] &bull; [[noise]] &bull; [[normal]] &bull; [[north]] &bull; [[nose]] &bull; [[not]] &bull; [[note]] &bull; [[now]] &bull; [[number]] &bull; [[nut]] == [[O]] == [[observation]] &bull; [[of]] &bull; [[off]] &bull; [[offer]] &bull; [[office]] &bull; [[oil]] &bull; [[old]] &bull; [[on]] &bull; [[only]] &bull; [[open]] &bull; [[operation]] &bull; [[opposite]] &bull; [[opinion]] &bull; [[other]] &bull; [[or]] &bull; [[orange]] &bull; [[order]] &bull; [[organization]] &bull; [[ornament]] &bull; [[out]] &bull; [[oven]] &bull; [[over]] &bull; [[owner]] == [[P]] == [[page]] &bull; [[pain]] &bull; [[paint]] &bull; [[paper]] &bull; [[parallel]] &bull; [[parcel]] &bull; [[part]] &bull; [[past]] &bull; [[paste]] &bull; [[payment]] &bull; [[peace]] &bull; [[pen]] &bull; [[pencil]] &bull; [[person]] &bull; [[physical]] &bull; [[picture]] &bull; [[pig]] &bull; [[pin]] &bull; [[pipe]] &bull; [[place]] &bull; [[plane]] &bull; [[plant]] &bull; [[plate]] &bull; [[play]] &bull; [[please]] &bull; [[pleasure]] &bull; [[plough]]/[[plow]] &bull; [[pocket]] &bull; [[point]] &bull; [[poison]] &bull; [[polish]] &bull; [[political]] &bull; [[poor]] &bull; [[porter]] &bull; [[position]] &bull; [[possible]] &bull; [[pot]] &bull; [[potato]] &bull; [[powder]] &bull; [[power]] &bull; [[present]] &bull; [[price]] &bull; [[print]] &bull; [[prison]] &bull; [[private]] &bull; [[probable]] &bull; [[process]] &bull; [[produce]] &bull; [[profit]] &bull; [[property]] &bull; [[prose]] &bull; [[protest]] &bull; [[public]] &bull; [[pull]] &bull; [[pump]] &bull; [[punishment]] &bull; [[purpose]] &bull; [[push]] &bull; [[put]] == [[Q]] == [[quality]] &bull; [[question]] &bull; [[quick]] &bull; [[quiet]] &bull; [[quite]] == [[R]] == [[rail]] &bull; [[rain]] &bull; [[range]] &bull; [[rat]] &bull; [[rate]] &bull; [[ray]] &bull; [[reaction]] &bull; [[red]] &bull; [[reading]] &bull; [[ready]] &bull; [[reason]] &bull; [[receipt]] &bull; [[record]] &bull; [[regret]] &bull; [[regular]] &bull; [[relation]] &bull; [[religion]] &bull; [[representative]] &bull; [[request]] &bull; [[respect]] &bull; [[responsible]] &bull; [[rest]] &bull; [[reward]] &bull; [[rhythm]] &bull; [[rice]] &bull; [[right]] &bull; [[ring]] &bull; [[river]] &bull; [[road]] &bull; [[rod]] &bull; [[roll]] &bull; [[roof]] &bull; [[room]] &bull; [[root]] &bull; [[rough]] &bull; [[round]] &bull; [[rub]] &bull; [[rule]] &bull; [[run]] == [[S]] == [[sad]] &bull; [[safe]] &bull; [[sail]] &bull; [[salt]] &bull; [[same]] &bull; [[sand]] &bull; [[say]] &bull; [[scale]] &bull; [[school]] &bull; [[science]] &bull; [[scissors]] &bull; [[screw]] &bull; [[sea]] &bull; [[seat]] &bull; [[second]] &bull; [[secret]] &bull; [[secretary]] &bull; [[see]] &bull; [[seed]] &bull; [[selection]] &bull; [[self]] &bull; [[send]] &bull; [[seem]] &bull; [[sense]] &bull; [[separate]] &bull; [[serious]] &bull; [[servant]] &bull; [[sex]] &bull; [[shade]] &bull; [[shake]] &bull; [[shame]] &bull; [[sharp]] &bull; [[sheep]] &bull; [[shelf]] &bull; [[ship]] &bull; [[shirt]] &bull; [[shock]] &bull; [[shoe]] &bull; [[short]] &bull; [[shut]] &bull; [[side]] &bull; [[sign]] &bull; [[silk]] &bull; [[silver]] &bull; [[simple]] &bull; [[sister]] &bull; [[size]] &bull; [[skin]] &bull; [[skirt]] &bull; [[sky]] &bull; [[sleep]] &bull; [[slip]] &bull; [[slope]] &bull; [[slow]] &bull; [[small]] &bull; [[smash]] &bull; [[smell]] &bull; [[smile]] &bull; [[smoke]] &bull; [[smooth]] &bull; [[snake]] &bull; [[sneeze]] &bull; [[snow]] &bull; [[so]] &bull; [[soap]] &bull; [[society]] &bull; [[sock]] &bull; [[soft]] &bull; [[solid]] &bull; [[some]] &bull; [[son]] &bull; [[song]] &bull; [[sort]] &bull; [[sound]] &bull; [[south]] &bull; [[soup]] &bull; [[space]] &bull; [[spade]] &bull; [[special]] &bull; [[sponge]] &bull; [[spoon]] &bull; [[spring]] &bull; [[square]] &bull; [[stamp]] &bull; [[stage]] &bull; [[star]] &bull; [[start]] &bull; [[statement]] &bull; [[station]] &bull; [[steam]] &bull; [[stem]] &bull; [[steel]] &bull; [[step]] &bull; [[stick]] &bull; [[still]] &bull; [[stitch]] &bull; [[stocking]] &bull; [[stomach]] &bull; [[stone]] &bull; [[stop]] &bull; [[store]] &bull; [[story]] &bull; [[strange]] &bull; [[street]] &bull; [[stretch]] &bull; [[sticky]] &bull; [[stiff]] &bull; [[straight]] &bull; [[strong]] &bull; [[structure]] &bull; [[substance]] &bull; [[sugar]] &bull; [[suggestion]] &bull; [[summer]] &bull; [[support]] &bull; [[surprise]] &bull; [[such]] &bull; [[sudden]] &bull; [[sun]] &bull; [[sweet]] &bull; [[swim]] &bull; [[system]] == [[T]] == [[table]] &bull; [[tail]] &bull; [[take]] &bull; [[talk]] &bull; [[tall]] &bull; [[taste]] &bull; [[tax]] &bull; [[teaching]] &bull; [[tendency]] &bull; [[test]] &bull; [[than]] &bull; [[that]] &bull; [[the]] &bull; [[then]] &bull; [[theory]] &bull; [[there]] &bull; [[thick]] &bull; [[thin]] &bull; [[thing]] &bull; [[this]] &bull; [[thought]] &bull; [[thread]] &bull; [[throat]] &bull; [[though]] &bull; [[through]] &bull; [[thumb]] &bull; [[thunder]] &bull; [[ticket]] &bull; [[tight]] &bull; [[tired]] &bull; [[till]] &bull; [[time]] &bull; [[tin]] &bull; [[to]] &bull; [[toe]] &bull; [[together]] &bull; [[tomorrow]] &bull; [[tongue]] &bull; [[tooth]] &bull; [[top]] &bull; [[touch]] &bull; [[town]] &bull; [[trade]] &bull; [[train]] &bull; [[transport]] &bull; [[tray]] &bull; [[tree]] &bull; [[trick]] &bull; [[trousers]] &bull; [[true]] &bull; [[trouble]] &bull; [[turn]] &bull; [[twist]] == [[U]] == [[umbrella]] &bull; [[under]] &bull; [[unit]] &bull; [[use]] &bull; [[up]] == [[V]] == [[value]] &bull; [[verse]] &bull; [[very]] &bull; [[vessel]] &bull; [[view]] &bull; [[violent]] &bull; [[voice]] == [[W]] == [[walk]] &bull; [[wall]] &bull; [[waiting]] &bull; [[war]] &bull; [[warm]] &bull; [[wash]] &bull; [[waste]] &bull; [[watch]] &bull; [[water]] &bull; [[wave]] &bull; [[wax]] &bull; [[way]] &bull; [[weather]] &bull; [[week]] &bull; [[weight]] &bull; [[well]] &bull; [[west]] &bull; [[wet]] &bull; [[wheel]] &bull; [[when]] &bull; [[where]] &bull; [[while]] &bull; [[whip]] &bull; [[whistle]] &bull; [[white]] &bull; [[who]] &bull; [[why]] &bull; [[wide]] &bull; [[will]] &bull; [[wind]] &bull; [[window]] &bull; [[wine]] &bull; [[wing]] &bull; [[winter]] &bull; [[wire]] &bull; [[wise]] &bull; [[with]] &bull; [[woman]] &bull; [[wood]] &bull; [[wool]] &bull; [[word]] &bull; [[work]] &bull; [[worm]] &bull; [[wound]] &bull; [[writing]] &bull; [[wrong]] == [[X]] == (none) == [[Y]] == [[year]] &bull; [[yellow]] &bull; [[yes]] &bull; [[yesterday]] &bull; [[you]] &bull; [[young]] == [[Z]] == (none) ===External Links=== [http://ogden.basic-english.org/wordthere.html Derivative words considered to be part of the Basic English 850 list] 6066 2006-03-21T23:01:05Z Cromwellt 61 added shortcut {{shortcut|WT:BE850}} '''This is a list of the 850 words of Charles Kay Ogden's Basic English, in alphabetical order.''' If you're looking for an entry to create, this might be a good place to start. __NOTOC__ {{TOC}} == [[A]] == [[a]] &bull; [[able]] &bull; [[about]] &bull; [[account]] &bull; [[acid]] &bull; [[across]] &bull; [[act]] &bull; [[addition]] &bull; [[adjustment]] &bull; [[advertisement]] &bull; [[agreement]] &bull; [[after]] &bull; [[again]] &bull; [[against]] &bull; [[air]] &bull; [[all]] &bull; [[almost]] &bull; [[among]] &bull; [[amount]] &bull; [[amusement]] &bull; [[and]] &bull; [[angle]] &bull; [[angry]] &bull; [[animal]] &bull; [[answer]] &bull; [[ant]] &bull; [[any]] &bull; [[apparatus]] &bull; [[apple]] &bull; [[approval]] &bull; [[arch]] &bull; [[argument]] &bull; [[arm]] &bull; [[army]] &bull; [[art]] &bull; [[as]] &bull; [[at]] &bull; [[attack]] &bull; [[attempt]] &bull; [[attention]] &bull; [[attraction]] &bull; [[authority]] &bull; [[automatic]] &bull; [[awake]] == [[B]] == [[baby]] &bull; [[back]] &bull; [[bad]] &bull; [[bag]] &bull; [[balance]] &bull; [[ball]] &bull; [[band]] &bull; [[base]] &bull; [[basin]] &bull; [[basket]] &bull; [[bathing|bath]] &bull; [[be]] &bull; [[beautiful]] &bull; [[because]] &bull; [[bed]] &bull; [[bee]] &bull; [[before]] &bull; [[behavior]] &bull; [[belief]] &bull; [[bell]] &bull; [[bent]] &bull; [[berry]] &bull; [[between]] &bull; [[bird]] &bull; [[birth]] &bull; [[bit]] &bull; [[bite]] &bull; [[bitter]] &bull; [[black]] &bull; [[blade]] &bull; [[blood]] &bull; [[blow]] &bull; [[blue]] &bull; [[board]] &bull; [[boat]] &bull; [[body]] &bull; [[boiling]] &bull; [[bone]] &bull; [[book]] &bull; [[boot]] &bull; [[bottle]] &bull; [[box]] &bull; [[boy]] &bull; [[brain]] &bull; [[brake]] &bull; [[branch]] &bull; [[brass]] &bull; [[bread]] &bull; [[breath]] &bull; [[brick]] &bull; [[bridge]] &bull; [[bright]] &bull; [[broken]] &bull; [[brother]] &bull; [[brown]] &bull; [[brush]] &bull; [[bucket]] &bull; [[building]] &bull; [[bulb]] &bull; [[burn]] &bull; [[burst]] &bull; [[business]] &bull; [[but]] &bull; [[butter]] &bull; [[button]] &bull; [[by]] == [[C]] == [[cake]] &bull; [[camera]] &bull; [[canvas]] &bull; [[card]] &bull; [[care]] &bull; [[carriage]] &bull; [[cart]] &bull; [[cat]] &bull; [[cause]] &bull; [[certain]] &bull; [[chain]] &bull; [[chalk]] &bull; [[chance]] &bull; [[change]] &bull; [[cheap]] &bull; [[cheese]] &bull; [[chemical]] &bull; [[chest]] &bull; [[chief]] &bull; [[chin]] &bull; [[church]] &bull; [[circle]] &bull; [[clean]] &bull; [[clear]] &bull; [[clock]] &bull; [[cloth]] &bull; [[cloud]] &bull; [[coal]] &bull; [[coat]] &bull; [[cold]] &bull; [[collar]] &bull; [[color]] &bull; [[comb]] &bull; [[come]] &bull; [[comfort]] &bull; [[committee]] &bull; [[common]] &bull; [[company]] &bull; [[comparison]] &bull; [[competition]] &bull; [[complete]] &bull; [[complex]] &bull; [[condition]] &bull; [[connection]] &bull; [[conscious]] &bull; [[control]] &bull; [[cook]] &bull; [[copper]] &bull; [[copy]] &bull; [[cord]] &bull; [[cork]] &bull; [[cotton]] &bull; [[cough]] &bull; [[country]] &bull; [[cover]] &bull; [[cow]] &bull; [[crack]] &bull; [[credit]] &bull; [[crime]] &bull; [[cruel]] &bull; [[crush]] &bull; [[cry]] &bull; [[cup]] &bull; [[current]] &bull; [[curtain]] &bull; [[curve]] &bull; [[cushion]] &bull; [[cut]] == [[D]] == [[damage]] &bull; [[danger]] &bull; [[dark]] &bull; [[daughter]] &bull; [[day]] &bull; [[dead]] &bull; [[dear]] &bull; [[death]] &bull; [[debt]] &bull; [[decision]] &bull; [[deep]] &bull; [[degree]] &bull; [[delicate]] &bull; [[dependent]] &bull; [[design]] &bull; [[desire]] &bull; [[destruction]] &bull; [[detail]] &bull; [[development]] &bull; [[different]] &bull; [[digestion]] &bull; [[direction]] &bull; [[dirty]] &bull; [[discovery]] &bull; [[discussion]] &bull; [[disease]] &bull; [[disgust]] &bull; [[distance]] &bull; [[distribution]] &bull; [[division]] &bull; [[do]] &bull; [[dog]] &bull; [[door]] &bull; [[down]] &bull; [[doubt]] &bull; [[drain]] &bull; [[drawer]] &bull; [[dress]] &bull; [[drink]] &bull; [[driving]] &bull; [[drop]] &bull; [[dry]] &bull; [[dust]] == [[E]] == [[ear]] &bull; [[early]] &bull; [[earth]] &bull; [[east]] &bull; [[edge]] &bull; [[education]] &bull; [[effect]] &bull; [[egg]] &bull; [[elastic]] &bull; [[electric]] &bull; [[end]] &bull; [[engine]] &bull; [[enough]] &bull; [[equal]] &bull; [[error]] &bull; [[even]] &bull; [[event]] &bull; [[ever]] &bull; [[every]] &bull; [[example]] &bull; [[exchange]] &bull; [[existence]] &bull; [[expansion]] &bull; [[experience]] &bull; [[expert]] &bull; [[eye]] == [[F]] == [[face]] &bull; [[fact]] &bull; [[fall]] &bull; [[false]] &bull; [[family]] &bull; [[far]] &bull; [[farm]] &bull; [[fat]] &bull; [[father]] &bull; [[fear]] &bull; [[feather]] &bull; [[feeble]] &bull; [[feeling]] &bull; [[female]] &bull; [[fertile]] &bull; [[fiction]] &bull; [[field]] &bull; [[fight]] &bull; [[finger]] &bull; [[fire]] &bull; [[first]] &bull; [[fish]] &bull; [[fixed]] &bull; [[flag]] &bull; [[flame]] &bull; [[flat]] &bull; [[flight]] &bull; [[floor]] &bull; [[flower]] &bull; [[fly]] &bull; [[fold]] &bull; [[food]] &bull; [[foolish]] &bull; [[foot]] &bull; [[for]] &bull; [[force]] &bull; [[fork]] &bull; [[form]] &bull; [[forward]] &bull; [[fowl]] &bull; [[frame]] &bull; [[free]] &bull; [[frequent]] &bull; [[friend]] &bull; [[from]] &bull; [[front]] &bull; [[fruit]] &bull; [[full]] &bull; [[future]] == [[G]] == [[garden]] &bull; [[general]] &bull; [[get]] &bull; [[girl]] &bull; [[give]] &bull; [[glass]] &bull; [[glove]] &bull; [[go]] &bull; [[goat]] &bull; [[gold]] &bull; [[goodness|good]] &bull; [[government]] &bull; [[grain]] &bull; [[grass]] &bull; [[great]] &bull; [[green]] &bull; [[grey]]/[[gray]] &bull; [[grip]] &bull; [[group]] &bull; [[growth]] &bull; [[guide]] &bull; [[gun]] == [[H]] == [[hair]] &bull; [[hammer]] &bull; [[hand]] &bull; [[hanging]] &bull; [[happy]] &bull; [[harbor]] &bull; [[hard]] &bull; [[harmony]] &bull; [[hat]] &bull; [[hate]] &bull; [[have]] &bull; [[he]] &bull; [[head]] &bull; [[healthy]] &bull; [[hearing]] &bull; [[heart]] &bull; [[heat]] &bull; [[help]] &bull; [[here]] &bull; [[high]] &bull; [[history]] &bull; [[hole]] &bull; [[hollow]] &bull; [[hook]] &bull; [[hope]] &bull; [[horn]] &bull; [[horse]] &bull; [[hospital]] &bull; [[hour]] &bull; [[house]] &bull; [[how]] &bull; [[humor]] == [[I]] == [[I]] &bull; [[ice]] &bull; [[idea]] &bull; [[if]] &bull; [[ill]] &bull; [[important]] &bull; [[impulse]] &bull; [[in]] &bull; [[increase]] &bull; [[industry]] &bull; [[ink]] &bull; [[insect]] &bull; [[instrument]] &bull; [[insurance]] &bull; [[interest]] &bull; [[invention]] &bull; [[iron]] &bull; [[island]] == [[J]] == [[jelly]] &bull; [[jewel]] &bull; [[join]] &bull; [[journey]] &bull; [[judge]] &bull; [[jump]] == [[K]] == [[keep]] &bull; [[kettle]] &bull; [[key]] &bull; [[kick]] &bull; [[kind]] &bull; [[kiss]] &bull; [[knee]] &bull; [[knife]] &bull; [[knot]] &bull; [[knowledge]] == [[L]] == [[land]] &bull; [[language]] &bull; [[last]] &bull; [[late]] &bull; [[laugh]] &bull; [[law]] &bull; [[lead]] &bull; [[leaf]] &bull; [[learning]] &bull; [[leather]] &bull; [[left]] &bull; [[leg]] &bull; [[let]] &bull; [[letter]] &bull; [[level]] &bull; [[library]] &bull; [[lift]] &bull; [[light]] &bull; [[like]] &bull; [[limit]] &bull; [[line]] &bull; [[linen]] &bull; [[lip]] &bull; [[liquid]] &bull; [[list]] &bull; [[little]] ([[less]], [[least]]) &bull; [[living]] &bull; [[lock]] &bull; [[long]] &bull; [[look]] &bull; [[loose]] &bull; [[loss]] &bull; [[loud]] &bull; [[love]] &bull; [[low]] == [[M]] == [[machine]] &bull; [[make]] &bull; [[male]] &bull; [[man]] &bull; [[manager]] &bull; [[map]] &bull; [[mark]] &bull; [[market]] &bull; [[married]] &bull; [[match]] &bull; [[material]] &bull; [[mass]] &bull; [[may]] &bull; [[meal]] &bull; [[measure]] &bull; [[meat]] &bull; [[medical]] &bull; [[meeting]] &bull; [[memory]] &bull; [[metal]] &bull; [[middle]] &bull; [[military]] &bull; [[milk]] &bull; [[mind]] &bull; [[mine]] &bull; [[minute]] &bull; [[mist]] &bull; [[mixed]] &bull; [[money]] &bull; [[monkey]] &bull; [[month]] &bull; [[moon]] &bull; [[morning]] &bull; [[mother]] &bull; [[motion]] &bull; [[mountain]] &bull; [[mouth]] &bull; [[move]] &bull; [[much]] ([[more]], [[most]]) &bull; [[muscle]] &bull; [[music]] == [[N]] == [[nail]] &bull; [[name]] &bull; [[narrow]] &bull; [[nation]] &bull; [[natural]] &bull; [[near]] &bull; [[necessary]] &bull; [[neck]] &bull; [[need]] &bull; [[needle]] &bull; [[nerve]] &bull; [[net]] &bull; [[new]] &bull; [[news]] &bull; [[night]] &bull; [[no]] &bull; [[noise]] &bull; [[normal]] &bull; [[north]] &bull; [[nose]] &bull; [[not]] &bull; [[note]] &bull; [[now]] &bull; [[number]] &bull; [[nut]] == [[O]] == [[observation]] &bull; [[of]] &bull; [[off]] &bull; [[offer]] &bull; [[office]] &bull; [[oil]] &bull; [[old]] &bull; [[on]] &bull; [[only]] &bull; [[open]] &bull; [[operation]] &bull; [[opposite]] &bull; [[opinion]] &bull; [[other]] &bull; [[or]] &bull; [[orange]] &bull; [[order]] &bull; [[organization]] &bull; [[ornament]] &bull; [[out]] &bull; [[oven]] &bull; [[over]] &bull; [[owner]] == [[P]] == [[page]] &bull; [[pain]] &bull; [[paint]] &bull; [[paper]] &bull; [[parallel]] &bull; [[parcel]] &bull; [[part]] &bull; [[past]] &bull; [[paste]] &bull; [[payment]] &bull; [[peace]] &bull; [[pen]] &bull; [[pencil]] &bull; [[person]] &bull; [[physical]] &bull; [[picture]] &bull; [[pig]] &bull; [[pin]] &bull; [[pipe]] &bull; [[place]] &bull; [[plane]] &bull; [[plant]] &bull; [[plate]] &bull; [[play]] &bull; [[please]] &bull; [[pleasure]] &bull; [[plough]]/[[plow]] &bull; [[pocket]] &bull; [[point]] &bull; [[poison]] &bull; [[polish]] &bull; [[political]] &bull; [[poor]] &bull; [[porter]] &bull; [[position]] &bull; [[possible]] &bull; [[pot]] &bull; [[potato]] &bull; [[powder]] &bull; [[power]] &bull; [[present]] &bull; [[price]] &bull; [[print]] &bull; [[prison]] &bull; [[private]] &bull; [[probable]] &bull; [[process]] &bull; [[produce]] &bull; [[profit]] &bull; [[property]] &bull; [[prose]] &bull; [[protest]] &bull; [[public]] &bull; [[pull]] &bull; [[pump]] &bull; [[punishment]] &bull; [[purpose]] &bull; [[push]] &bull; [[put]] == [[Q]] == [[quality]] &bull; [[question]] &bull; [[quick]] &bull; [[quiet]] &bull; [[quite]] == [[R]] == [[rail]] &bull; [[rain]] &bull; [[range]] &bull; [[rat]] &bull; [[rate]] &bull; [[ray]] &bull; [[reaction]] &bull; [[red]] &bull; [[reading]] &bull; [[ready]] &bull; [[reason]] &bull; [[receipt]] &bull; [[record]] &bull; [[regret]] &bull; [[regular]] &bull; [[relation]] &bull; [[religion]] &bull; [[representative]] &bull; [[request]] &bull; [[respect]] &bull; [[responsible]] &bull; [[rest]] &bull; [[reward]] &bull; [[rhythm]] &bull; [[rice]] &bull; [[right]] &bull; [[ring]] &bull; [[river]] &bull; [[road]] &bull; [[rod]] &bull; [[roll]] &bull; [[roof]] &bull; [[room]] &bull; [[root]] &bull; [[rough]] &bull; [[round]] &bull; [[rub]] &bull; [[rule]] &bull; [[run]] == [[S]] == [[sad]] &bull; [[safe]] &bull; [[sail]] &bull; [[salt]] &bull; [[same]] &bull; [[sand]] &bull; [[say]] &bull; [[scale]] &bull; [[school]] &bull; [[science]] &bull; [[scissors]] &bull; [[screw]] &bull; [[sea]] &bull; [[seat]] &bull; [[second]] &bull; [[secret]] &bull; [[secretary]] &bull; [[see]] &bull; [[seed]] &bull; [[selection]] &bull; [[self]] &bull; [[send]] &bull; [[seem]] &bull; [[sense]] &bull; [[separate]] &bull; [[serious]] &bull; [[servant]] &bull; [[sex]] &bull; [[shade]] &bull; [[shake]] &bull; [[shame]] &bull; [[sharp]] &bull; [[sheep]] &bull; [[shelf]] &bull; [[ship]] &bull; [[shirt]] &bull; [[shock]] &bull; [[shoe]] &bull; [[short]] &bull; [[shut]] &bull; [[side]] &bull; [[sign]] &bull; [[silk]] &bull; [[silver]] &bull; [[simple]] &bull; [[sister]] &bull; [[size]] &bull; [[skin]] &bull; [[skirt]] &bull; [[sky]] &bull; [[sleep]] &bull; [[slip]] &bull; [[slope]] &bull; [[slow]] &bull; [[small]] &bull; [[smash]] &bull; [[smell]] &bull; [[smile]] &bull; [[smoke]] &bull; [[smooth]] &bull; [[snake]] &bull; [[sneeze]] &bull; [[snow]] &bull; [[so]] &bull; [[soap]] &bull; [[society]] &bull; [[sock]] &bull; [[soft]] &bull; [[solid]] &bull; [[some]] &bull; [[son]] &bull; [[song]] &bull; [[sort]] &bull; [[sound]] &bull; [[south]] &bull; [[soup]] &bull; [[space]] &bull; [[spade]] &bull; [[special]] &bull; [[sponge]] &bull; [[spoon]] &bull; [[spring]] &bull; [[square]] &bull; [[stamp]] &bull; [[stage]] &bull; [[star]] &bull; [[start]] &bull; [[statement]] &bull; [[station]] &bull; [[steam]] &bull; [[stem]] &bull; [[steel]] &bull; [[step]] &bull; [[stick]] &bull; [[still]] &bull; [[stitch]] &bull; [[stocking]] &bull; [[stomach]] &bull; [[stone]] &bull; [[stop]] &bull; [[store]] &bull; [[story]] &bull; [[strange]] &bull; [[street]] &bull; [[stretch]] &bull; [[sticky]] &bull; [[stiff]] &bull; [[straight]] &bull; [[strong]] &bull; [[structure]] &bull; [[substance]] &bull; [[sugar]] &bull; [[suggestion]] &bull; [[summer]] &bull; [[support]] &bull; [[surprise]] &bull; [[such]] &bull; [[sudden]] &bull; [[sun]] &bull; [[sweet]] &bull; [[swim]] &bull; [[system]] == [[T]] == [[table]] &bull; [[tail]] &bull; [[take]] &bull; [[talk]] &bull; [[tall]] &bull; [[taste]] &bull; [[tax]] &bull; [[teaching]] &bull; [[tendency]] &bull; [[test]] &bull; [[than]] &bull; [[that]] &bull; [[the]] &bull; [[then]] &bull; [[theory]] &bull; [[there]] &bull; [[thick]] &bull; [[thin]] &bull; [[thing]] &bull; [[this]] &bull; [[thought]] &bull; [[thread]] &bull; [[throat]] &bull; [[though]] &bull; [[through]] &bull; [[thumb]] &bull; [[thunder]] &bull; [[ticket]] &bull; [[tight]] &bull; [[tired]] &bull; [[till]] &bull; [[time]] &bull; [[tin]] &bull; [[to]] &bull; [[toe]] &bull; [[together]] &bull; [[tomorrow]] &bull; [[tongue]] &bull; [[tooth]] &bull; [[top]] &bull; [[touch]] &bull; [[town]] &bull; [[trade]] &bull; [[train]] &bull; [[transport]] &bull; [[tray]] &bull; [[tree]] &bull; [[trick]] &bull; [[trousers]] &bull; [[true]] &bull; [[trouble]] &bull; [[turn]] &bull; [[twist]] == [[U]] == [[umbrella]] &bull; [[under]] &bull; [[unit]] &bull; [[use]] &bull; [[up]] == [[V]] == [[value]] &bull; [[verse]] &bull; [[very]] &bull; [[vessel]] &bull; [[view]] &bull; [[violent]] &bull; [[voice]] == [[W]] == [[walk]] &bull; [[wall]] &bull; [[waiting]] &bull; [[war]] &bull; [[warm]] &bull; [[wash]] &bull; [[waste]] &bull; [[watch]] &bull; [[water]] &bull; [[wave]] &bull; [[wax]] &bull; [[way]] &bull; [[weather]] &bull; [[week]] &bull; [[weight]] &bull; [[well]] &bull; [[west]] &bull; [[wet]] &bull; [[wheel]] &bull; [[when]] &bull; [[where]] &bull; [[while]] &bull; [[whip]] &bull; [[whistle]] &bull; [[white]] &bull; [[who]] &bull; [[why]] &bull; [[wide]] &bull; [[will]] &bull; [[wind]] &bull; [[window]] &bull; [[wine]] &bull; [[wing]] &bull; [[winter]] &bull; [[wire]] &bull; [[wise]] &bull; [[with]] &bull; [[woman]] &bull; [[wood]] &bull; [[wool]] &bull; [[word]] &bull; [[work]] &bull; [[worm]] &bull; [[wound]] &bull; [[writing]] &bull; [[wrong]] == [[X]] == (none) == [[Y]] == [[year]] &bull; [[yellow]] &bull; [[yes]] &bull; [[yesterday]] &bull; [[you]] &bull; [[young]] == [[Z]] == (none) ===External Links=== [http://ogden.basic-english.org/wordthere.html Derivative words considered to be part of the Basic English 850 list] 6067 2006-03-21T23:01:30Z Cromwellt 61 added shortcut {{Shortcut|WT:BE850}} '''This is a list of the 850 words of Charles Kay Ogden's Basic English, in alphabetical order.''' If you're looking for an entry to create, this might be a good place to start. __NOTOC__ {{TOC}} == [[A]] == [[a]] &bull; [[able]] &bull; [[about]] &bull; [[account]] &bull; [[acid]] &bull; [[across]] &bull; [[act]] &bull; [[addition]] &bull; [[adjustment]] &bull; [[advertisement]] &bull; [[agreement]] &bull; [[after]] &bull; [[again]] &bull; [[against]] &bull; [[air]] &bull; [[all]] &bull; [[almost]] &bull; [[among]] &bull; [[amount]] &bull; [[amusement]] &bull; [[and]] &bull; [[angle]] &bull; [[angry]] &bull; [[animal]] &bull; [[answer]] &bull; [[ant]] &bull; [[any]] &bull; [[apparatus]] &bull; [[apple]] &bull; [[approval]] &bull; [[arch]] &bull; [[argument]] &bull; [[arm]] &bull; [[army]] &bull; [[art]] &bull; [[as]] &bull; [[at]] &bull; [[attack]] &bull; [[attempt]] &bull; [[attention]] &bull; [[attraction]] &bull; [[authority]] &bull; [[automatic]] &bull; [[awake]] == [[B]] == [[baby]] &bull; [[back]] &bull; [[bad]] &bull; [[bag]] &bull; [[balance]] &bull; [[ball]] &bull; [[band]] &bull; [[base]] &bull; [[basin]] &bull; [[basket]] &bull; [[bathing|bath]] &bull; [[be]] &bull; [[beautiful]] &bull; [[because]] &bull; [[bed]] &bull; [[bee]] &bull; [[before]] &bull; [[behavior]] &bull; [[belief]] &bull; [[bell]] &bull; [[bent]] &bull; [[berry]] &bull; [[between]] &bull; [[bird]] &bull; [[birth]] &bull; [[bit]] &bull; [[bite]] &bull; [[bitter]] &bull; [[black]] &bull; [[blade]] &bull; [[blood]] &bull; [[blow]] &bull; [[blue]] &bull; [[board]] &bull; [[boat]] &bull; [[body]] &bull; [[boiling]] &bull; [[bone]] &bull; [[book]] &bull; [[boot]] &bull; [[bottle]] &bull; [[box]] &bull; [[boy]] &bull; [[brain]] &bull; [[brake]] &bull; [[branch]] &bull; [[brass]] &bull; [[bread]] &bull; [[breath]] &bull; [[brick]] &bull; [[bridge]] &bull; [[bright]] &bull; [[broken]] &bull; [[brother]] &bull; [[brown]] &bull; [[brush]] &bull; [[bucket]] &bull; [[building]] &bull; [[bulb]] &bull; [[burn]] &bull; [[burst]] &bull; [[business]] &bull; [[but]] &bull; [[butter]] &bull; [[button]] &bull; [[by]] == [[C]] == [[cake]] &bull; [[camera]] &bull; [[canvas]] &bull; [[card]] &bull; [[care]] &bull; [[carriage]] &bull; [[cart]] &bull; [[cat]] &bull; [[cause]] &bull; [[certain]] &bull; [[chain]] &bull; [[chalk]] &bull; [[chance]] &bull; [[change]] &bull; [[cheap]] &bull; [[cheese]] &bull; [[chemical]] &bull; [[chest]] &bull; [[chief]] &bull; [[chin]] &bull; [[church]] &bull; [[circle]] &bull; [[clean]] &bull; [[clear]] &bull; [[clock]] &bull; [[cloth]] &bull; [[cloud]] &bull; [[coal]] &bull; [[coat]] &bull; [[cold]] &bull; [[collar]] &bull; [[color]] &bull; [[comb]] &bull; [[come]] &bull; [[comfort]] &bull; [[committee]] &bull; [[common]] &bull; [[company]] &bull; [[comparison]] &bull; [[competition]] &bull; [[complete]] &bull; [[complex]] &bull; [[condition]] &bull; [[connection]] &bull; [[conscious]] &bull; [[control]] &bull; [[cook]] &bull; [[copper]] &bull; [[copy]] &bull; [[cord]] &bull; [[cork]] &bull; [[cotton]] &bull; [[cough]] &bull; [[country]] &bull; [[cover]] &bull; [[cow]] &bull; [[crack]] &bull; [[credit]] &bull; [[crime]] &bull; [[cruel]] &bull; [[crush]] &bull; [[cry]] &bull; [[cup]] &bull; [[current]] &bull; [[curtain]] &bull; [[curve]] &bull; [[cushion]] &bull; [[cut]] == [[D]] == [[damage]] &bull; [[danger]] &bull; [[dark]] &bull; [[daughter]] &bull; [[day]] &bull; [[dead]] &bull; [[dear]] &bull; [[death]] &bull; [[debt]] &bull; [[decision]] &bull; [[deep]] &bull; [[degree]] &bull; [[delicate]] &bull; [[dependent]] &bull; [[design]] &bull; [[desire]] &bull; [[destruction]] &bull; [[detail]] &bull; [[development]] &bull; [[different]] &bull; [[digestion]] &bull; [[direction]] &bull; [[dirty]] &bull; [[discovery]] &bull; [[discussion]] &bull; [[disease]] &bull; [[disgust]] &bull; [[distance]] &bull; [[distribution]] &bull; [[division]] &bull; [[do]] &bull; [[dog]] &bull; [[door]] &bull; [[down]] &bull; [[doubt]] &bull; [[drain]] &bull; [[drawer]] &bull; [[dress]] &bull; [[drink]] &bull; [[driving]] &bull; [[drop]] &bull; [[dry]] &bull; [[dust]] == [[E]] == [[ear]] &bull; [[early]] &bull; [[earth]] &bull; [[east]] &bull; [[edge]] &bull; [[education]] &bull; [[effect]] &bull; [[egg]] &bull; [[elastic]] &bull; [[electric]] &bull; [[end]] &bull; [[engine]] &bull; [[enough]] &bull; [[equal]] &bull; [[error]] &bull; [[even]] &bull; [[event]] &bull; [[ever]] &bull; [[every]] &bull; [[example]] &bull; [[exchange]] &bull; [[existence]] &bull; [[expansion]] &bull; [[experience]] &bull; [[expert]] &bull; [[eye]] == [[F]] == [[face]] &bull; [[fact]] &bull; [[fall]] &bull; [[false]] &bull; [[family]] &bull; [[far]] &bull; [[farm]] &bull; [[fat]] &bull; [[father]] &bull; [[fear]] &bull; [[feather]] &bull; [[feeble]] &bull; [[feeling]] &bull; [[female]] &bull; [[fertile]] &bull; [[fiction]] &bull; [[field]] &bull; [[fight]] &bull; [[finger]] &bull; [[fire]] &bull; [[first]] &bull; [[fish]] &bull; [[fixed]] &bull; [[flag]] &bull; [[flame]] &bull; [[flat]] &bull; [[flight]] &bull; [[floor]] &bull; [[flower]] &bull; [[fly]] &bull; [[fold]] &bull; [[food]] &bull; [[foolish]] &bull; [[foot]] &bull; [[for]] &bull; [[force]] &bull; [[fork]] &bull; [[form]] &bull; [[forward]] &bull; [[fowl]] &bull; [[frame]] &bull; [[free]] &bull; [[frequent]] &bull; [[friend]] &bull; [[from]] &bull; [[front]] &bull; [[fruit]] &bull; [[full]] &bull; [[future]] == [[G]] == [[garden]] &bull; [[general]] &bull; [[get]] &bull; [[girl]] &bull; [[give]] &bull; [[glass]] &bull; [[glove]] &bull; [[go]] &bull; [[goat]] &bull; [[gold]] &bull; [[goodness|good]] &bull; [[government]] &bull; [[grain]] &bull; [[grass]] &bull; [[great]] &bull; [[green]] &bull; [[grey]]/[[gray]] &bull; [[grip]] &bull; [[group]] &bull; [[growth]] &bull; [[guide]] &bull; [[gun]] == [[H]] == [[hair]] &bull; [[hammer]] &bull; [[hand]] &bull; [[hanging]] &bull; [[happy]] &bull; [[harbor]] &bull; [[hard]] &bull; [[harmony]] &bull; [[hat]] &bull; [[hate]] &bull; [[have]] &bull; [[he]] &bull; [[head]] &bull; [[healthy]] &bull; [[hearing]] &bull; [[heart]] &bull; [[heat]] &bull; [[help]] &bull; [[here]] &bull; [[high]] &bull; [[history]] &bull; [[hole]] &bull; [[hollow]] &bull; [[hook]] &bull; [[hope]] &bull; [[horn]] &bull; [[horse]] &bull; [[hospital]] &bull; [[hour]] &bull; [[house]] &bull; [[how]] &bull; [[humor]] == [[I]] == [[I]] &bull; [[ice]] &bull; [[idea]] &bull; [[if]] &bull; [[ill]] &bull; [[important]] &bull; [[impulse]] &bull; [[in]] &bull; [[increase]] &bull; [[industry]] &bull; [[ink]] &bull; [[insect]] &bull; [[instrument]] &bull; [[insurance]] &bull; [[interest]] &bull; [[invention]] &bull; [[iron]] &bull; [[island]] == [[J]] == [[jelly]] &bull; [[jewel]] &bull; [[join]] &bull; [[journey]] &bull; [[judge]] &bull; [[jump]] == [[K]] == [[keep]] &bull; [[kettle]] &bull; [[key]] &bull; [[kick]] &bull; [[kind]] &bull; [[kiss]] &bull; [[knee]] &bull; [[knife]] &bull; [[knot]] &bull; [[knowledge]] == [[L]] == [[land]] &bull; [[language]] &bull; [[last]] &bull; [[late]] &bull; [[laugh]] &bull; [[law]] &bull; [[lead]] &bull; [[leaf]] &bull; [[learning]] &bull; [[leather]] &bull; [[left]] &bull; [[leg]] &bull; [[let]] &bull; [[letter]] &bull; [[level]] &bull; [[library]] &bull; [[lift]] &bull; [[light]] &bull; [[like]] &bull; [[limit]] &bull; [[line]] &bull; [[linen]] &bull; [[lip]] &bull; [[liquid]] &bull; [[list]] &bull; [[little]] ([[less]], [[least]]) &bull; [[living]] &bull; [[lock]] &bull; [[long]] &bull; [[look]] &bull; [[loose]] &bull; [[loss]] &bull; [[loud]] &bull; [[love]] &bull; [[low]] == [[M]] == [[machine]] &bull; [[make]] &bull; [[male]] &bull; [[man]] &bull; [[manager]] &bull; [[map]] &bull; [[mark]] &bull; [[market]] &bull; [[married]] &bull; [[match]] &bull; [[material]] &bull; [[mass]] &bull; [[may]] &bull; [[meal]] &bull; [[measure]] &bull; [[meat]] &bull; [[medical]] &bull; [[meeting]] &bull; [[memory]] &bull; [[metal]] &bull; [[middle]] &bull; [[military]] &bull; [[milk]] &bull; [[mind]] &bull; [[mine]] &bull; [[minute]] &bull; [[mist]] &bull; [[mixed]] &bull; [[money]] &bull; [[monkey]] &bull; [[month]] &bull; [[moon]] &bull; [[morning]] &bull; [[mother]] &bull; [[motion]] &bull; [[mountain]] &bull; [[mouth]] &bull; [[move]] &bull; [[much]] ([[more]], [[most]]) &bull; [[muscle]] &bull; [[music]] == [[N]] == [[nail]] &bull; [[name]] &bull; [[narrow]] &bull; [[nation]] &bull; [[natural]] &bull; [[near]] &bull; [[necessary]] &bull; [[neck]] &bull; [[need]] &bull; [[needle]] &bull; [[nerve]] &bull; [[net]] &bull; [[new]] &bull; [[news]] &bull; [[night]] &bull; [[no]] &bull; [[noise]] &bull; [[normal]] &bull; [[north]] &bull; [[nose]] &bull; [[not]] &bull; [[note]] &bull; [[now]] &bull; [[number]] &bull; [[nut]] == [[O]] == [[observation]] &bull; [[of]] &bull; [[off]] &bull; [[offer]] &bull; [[office]] &bull; [[oil]] &bull; [[old]] &bull; [[on]] &bull; [[only]] &bull; [[open]] &bull; [[operation]] &bull; [[opposite]] &bull; [[opinion]] &bull; [[other]] &bull; [[or]] &bull; [[orange]] &bull; [[order]] &bull; [[organization]] &bull; [[ornament]] &bull; [[out]] &bull; [[oven]] &bull; [[over]] &bull; [[owner]] == [[P]] == [[page]] &bull; [[pain]] &bull; [[paint]] &bull; [[paper]] &bull; [[parallel]] &bull; [[parcel]] &bull; [[part]] &bull; [[past]] &bull; [[paste]] &bull; [[payment]] &bull; [[peace]] &bull; [[pen]] &bull; [[pencil]] &bull; [[person]] &bull; [[physical]] &bull; [[picture]] &bull; [[pig]] &bull; [[pin]] &bull; [[pipe]] &bull; [[place]] &bull; [[plane]] &bull; [[plant]] &bull; [[plate]] &bull; [[play]] &bull; [[please]] &bull; [[pleasure]] &bull; [[plough]]/[[plow]] &bull; [[pocket]] &bull; [[point]] &bull; [[poison]] &bull; [[polish]] &bull; [[political]] &bull; [[poor]] &bull; [[porter]] &bull; [[position]] &bull; [[possible]] &bull; [[pot]] &bull; [[potato]] &bull; [[powder]] &bull; [[power]] &bull; [[present]] &bull; [[price]] &bull; [[print]] &bull; [[prison]] &bull; [[private]] &bull; [[probable]] &bull; [[process]] &bull; [[produce]] &bull; [[profit]] &bull; [[property]] &bull; [[prose]] &bull; [[protest]] &bull; [[public]] &bull; [[pull]] &bull; [[pump]] &bull; [[punishment]] &bull; [[purpose]] &bull; [[push]] &bull; [[put]] == [[Q]] == [[quality]] &bull; [[question]] &bull; [[quick]] &bull; [[quiet]] &bull; [[quite]] == [[R]] == [[rail]] &bull; [[rain]] &bull; [[range]] &bull; [[rat]] &bull; [[rate]] &bull; [[ray]] &bull; [[reaction]] &bull; [[red]] &bull; [[reading]] &bull; [[ready]] &bull; [[reason]] &bull; [[receipt]] &bull; [[record]] &bull; [[regret]] &bull; [[regular]] &bull; [[relation]] &bull; [[religion]] &bull; [[representative]] &bull; [[request]] &bull; [[respect]] &bull; [[responsible]] &bull; [[rest]] &bull; [[reward]] &bull; [[rhythm]] &bull; [[rice]] &bull; [[right]] &bull; [[ring]] &bull; [[river]] &bull; [[road]] &bull; [[rod]] &bull; [[roll]] &bull; [[roof]] &bull; [[room]] &bull; [[root]] &bull; [[rough]] &bull; [[round]] &bull; [[rub]] &bull; [[rule]] &bull; [[run]] == [[S]] == [[sad]] &bull; [[safe]] &bull; [[sail]] &bull; [[salt]] &bull; [[same]] &bull; [[sand]] &bull; [[say]] &bull; [[scale]] &bull; [[school]] &bull; [[science]] &bull; [[scissors]] &bull; [[screw]] &bull; [[sea]] &bull; [[seat]] &bull; [[second]] &bull; [[secret]] &bull; [[secretary]] &bull; [[see]] &bull; [[seed]] &bull; [[selection]] &bull; [[self]] &bull; [[send]] &bull; [[seem]] &bull; [[sense]] &bull; [[separate]] &bull; [[serious]] &bull; [[servant]] &bull; [[sex]] &bull; [[shade]] &bull; [[shake]] &bull; [[shame]] &bull; [[sharp]] &bull; [[sheep]] &bull; [[shelf]] &bull; [[ship]] &bull; [[shirt]] &bull; [[shock]] &bull; [[shoe]] &bull; [[short]] &bull; [[shut]] &bull; [[side]] &bull; [[sign]] &bull; [[silk]] &bull; [[silver]] &bull; [[simple]] &bull; [[sister]] &bull; [[size]] &bull; [[skin]] &bull; [[skirt]] &bull; [[sky]] &bull; [[sleep]] &bull; [[slip]] &bull; [[slope]] &bull; [[slow]] &bull; [[small]] &bull; [[smash]] &bull; [[smell]] &bull; [[smile]] &bull; [[smoke]] &bull; [[smooth]] &bull; [[snake]] &bull; [[sneeze]] &bull; [[snow]] &bull; [[so]] &bull; [[soap]] &bull; [[society]] &bull; [[sock]] &bull; [[soft]] &bull; [[solid]] &bull; [[some]] &bull; [[son]] &bull; [[song]] &bull; [[sort]] &bull; [[sound]] &bull; [[south]] &bull; [[soup]] &bull; [[space]] &bull; [[spade]] &bull; [[special]] &bull; [[sponge]] &bull; [[spoon]] &bull; [[spring]] &bull; [[square]] &bull; [[stamp]] &bull; [[stage]] &bull; [[star]] &bull; [[start]] &bull; [[statement]] &bull; [[station]] &bull; [[steam]] &bull; [[stem]] &bull; [[steel]] &bull; [[step]] &bull; [[stick]] &bull; [[still]] &bull; [[stitch]] &bull; [[stocking]] &bull; [[stomach]] &bull; [[stone]] &bull; [[stop]] &bull; [[store]] &bull; [[story]] &bull; [[strange]] &bull; [[street]] &bull; [[stretch]] &bull; [[sticky]] &bull; [[stiff]] &bull; [[straight]] &bull; [[strong]] &bull; [[structure]] &bull; [[substance]] &bull; [[sugar]] &bull; [[suggestion]] &bull; [[summer]] &bull; [[support]] &bull; [[surprise]] &bull; [[such]] &bull; [[sudden]] &bull; [[sun]] &bull; [[sweet]] &bull; [[swim]] &bull; [[system]] == [[T]] == [[table]] &bull; [[tail]] &bull; [[take]] &bull; [[talk]] &bull; [[tall]] &bull; [[taste]] &bull; [[tax]] &bull; [[teaching]] &bull; [[tendency]] &bull; [[test]] &bull; [[than]] &bull; [[that]] &bull; [[the]] &bull; [[then]] &bull; [[theory]] &bull; [[there]] &bull; [[thick]] &bull; [[thin]] &bull; [[thing]] &bull; [[this]] &bull; [[thought]] &bull; [[thread]] &bull; [[throat]] &bull; [[though]] &bull; [[through]] &bull; [[thumb]] &bull; [[thunder]] &bull; [[ticket]] &bull; [[tight]] &bull; [[tired]] &bull; [[till]] &bull; [[time]] &bull; [[tin]] &bull; [[to]] &bull; [[toe]] &bull; [[together]] &bull; [[tomorrow]] &bull; [[tongue]] &bull; [[tooth]] &bull; [[top]] &bull; [[touch]] &bull; [[town]] &bull; [[trade]] &bull; [[train]] &bull; [[transport]] &bull; [[tray]] &bull; [[tree]] &bull; [[trick]] &bull; [[trousers]] &bull; [[true]] &bull; [[trouble]] &bull; [[turn]] &bull; [[twist]] == [[U]] == [[umbrella]] &bull; [[under]] &bull; [[unit]] &bull; [[use]] &bull; [[up]] == [[V]] == [[value]] &bull; [[verse]] &bull; [[very]] &bull; [[vessel]] &bull; [[view]] &bull; [[violent]] &bull; [[voice]] == [[W]] == [[walk]] &bull; [[wall]] &bull; [[waiting]] &bull; [[war]] &bull; [[warm]] &bull; [[wash]] &bull; [[waste]] &bull; [[watch]] &bull; [[water]] &bull; [[wave]] &bull; [[wax]] &bull; [[way]] &bull; [[weather]] &bull; [[week]] &bull; [[weight]] &bull; [[well]] &bull; [[west]] &bull; [[wet]] &bull; [[wheel]] &bull; [[when]] &bull; [[where]] &bull; [[while]] &bull; [[whip]] &bull; [[whistle]] &bull; [[white]] &bull; [[who]] &bull; [[why]] &bull; [[wide]] &bull; [[will]] &bull; [[wind]] &bull; [[window]] &bull; [[wine]] &bull; [[wing]] &bull; [[winter]] &bull; [[wire]] &bull; [[wise]] &bull; [[with]] &bull; [[woman]] &bull; [[wood]] &bull; [[wool]] &bull; [[word]] &bull; [[work]] &bull; [[worm]] &bull; [[wound]] &bull; [[writing]] &bull; [[wrong]] == [[X]] == (none) == [[Y]] == [[year]] &bull; [[yellow]] &bull; [[yes]] &bull; [[yesterday]] &bull; [[you]] &bull; [[young]] == [[Z]] == (none) ===External Links=== [http://ogden.basic-english.org/wordthere.html Derivative words considered to be part of the Basic English 850 list] 6505 2006-04-28T16:58:21Z Cromwellt 61 added TOC at the end {{Shortcut|WT:BE850|BE850}} '''This is a list of the 850 words of Charles Kay Ogden's Basic English, in alphabetical order.''' If you're looking for an entry to create, this might be a good place to start. __NOTOC__ {{TOC}} == [[A]] == [[a]] &bull; [[able]] &bull; [[about]] &bull; [[account]] &bull; [[acid]] &bull; [[across]] &bull; [[act]] &bull; [[addition]] &bull; [[adjustment]] &bull; [[advertisement]] &bull; [[agreement]] &bull; [[after]] &bull; [[again]] &bull; [[against]] &bull; [[air]] &bull; [[all]] &bull; [[almost]] &bull; [[among]] &bull; [[amount]] &bull; [[amusement]] &bull; [[and]] &bull; [[angle]] &bull; [[angry]] &bull; [[animal]] &bull; [[answer]] &bull; [[ant]] &bull; [[any]] &bull; [[apparatus]] &bull; [[apple]] &bull; [[approval]] &bull; [[arch]] &bull; [[argument]] &bull; [[arm]] &bull; [[army]] &bull; [[art]] &bull; [[as]] &bull; [[at]] &bull; [[attack]] &bull; [[attempt]] &bull; [[attention]] &bull; [[attraction]] &bull; [[authority]] &bull; [[automatic]] &bull; [[awake]] == [[B]] == [[baby]] &bull; [[back]] &bull; [[bad]] &bull; [[bag]] &bull; [[balance]] &bull; [[ball]] &bull; [[band]] &bull; [[base]] &bull; [[basin]] &bull; [[basket]] &bull; [[bathing|bath]] &bull; [[be]] &bull; [[beautiful]] &bull; [[because]] &bull; [[bed]] &bull; [[bee]] &bull; [[before]] &bull; [[behavior]] &bull; [[belief]] &bull; [[bell]] &bull; [[bent]] &bull; [[berry]] &bull; [[between]] &bull; [[bird]] &bull; [[birth]] &bull; [[bit]] &bull; [[bite]] &bull; [[bitter]] &bull; [[black]] &bull; [[blade]] &bull; [[blood]] &bull; [[blow]] &bull; [[blue]] &bull; [[board]] &bull; [[boat]] &bull; [[body]] &bull; [[boiling]] &bull; [[bone]] &bull; [[book]] &bull; [[boot]] &bull; [[bottle]] &bull; [[box]] &bull; [[boy]] &bull; [[brain]] &bull; [[brake]] &bull; [[branch]] &bull; [[brass]] &bull; [[bread]] &bull; [[breath]] &bull; [[brick]] &bull; [[bridge]] &bull; [[bright]] &bull; [[broken]] &bull; [[brother]] &bull; [[brown]] &bull; [[brush]] &bull; [[bucket]] &bull; [[building]] &bull; [[bulb]] &bull; [[burn]] &bull; [[burst]] &bull; [[business]] &bull; [[but]] &bull; [[butter]] &bull; [[button]] &bull; [[by]] == [[C]] == [[cake]] &bull; [[camera]] &bull; [[canvas]] &bull; [[card]] &bull; [[care]] &bull; [[carriage]] &bull; [[cart]] &bull; [[cat]] &bull; [[cause]] &bull; [[certain]] &bull; [[chain]] &bull; [[chalk]] &bull; [[chance]] &bull; [[change]] &bull; [[cheap]] &bull; [[cheese]] &bull; [[chemical]] &bull; [[chest]] &bull; [[chief]] &bull; [[chin]] &bull; [[church]] &bull; [[circle]] &bull; [[clean]] &bull; [[clear]] &bull; [[clock]] &bull; [[cloth]] &bull; [[cloud]] &bull; [[coal]] &bull; [[coat]] &bull; [[cold]] &bull; [[collar]] &bull; [[color]] &bull; [[comb]] &bull; [[come]] &bull; [[comfort]] &bull; [[committee]] &bull; [[common]] &bull; [[company]] &bull; [[comparison]] &bull; [[competition]] &bull; [[complete]] &bull; [[complex]] &bull; [[condition]] &bull; [[connection]] &bull; [[conscious]] &bull; [[control]] &bull; [[cook]] &bull; [[copper]] &bull; [[copy]] &bull; [[cord]] &bull; [[cork]] &bull; [[cotton]] &bull; [[cough]] &bull; [[country]] &bull; [[cover]] &bull; [[cow]] &bull; [[crack]] &bull; [[credit]] &bull; [[crime]] &bull; [[cruel]] &bull; [[crush]] &bull; [[cry]] &bull; [[cup]] &bull; [[current]] &bull; [[curtain]] &bull; [[curve]] &bull; [[cushion]] &bull; [[cut]] == [[D]] == [[damage]] &bull; [[danger]] &bull; [[dark]] &bull; [[daughter]] &bull; [[day]] &bull; [[dead]] &bull; [[dear]] &bull; [[death]] &bull; [[debt]] &bull; [[decision]] &bull; [[deep]] &bull; [[degree]] &bull; [[delicate]] &bull; [[dependent]] &bull; [[design]] &bull; [[desire]] &bull; [[destruction]] &bull; [[detail]] &bull; [[development]] &bull; [[different]] &bull; [[digestion]] &bull; [[direction]] &bull; [[dirty]] &bull; [[discovery]] &bull; [[discussion]] &bull; [[disease]] &bull; [[disgust]] &bull; [[distance]] &bull; [[distribution]] &bull; [[division]] &bull; [[do]] &bull; [[dog]] &bull; [[door]] &bull; [[down]] &bull; [[doubt]] &bull; [[drain]] &bull; [[drawer]] &bull; [[dress]] &bull; [[drink]] &bull; [[driving]] &bull; [[drop]] &bull; [[dry]] &bull; [[dust]] == [[E]] == [[ear]] &bull; [[early]] &bull; [[earth]] &bull; [[east]] &bull; [[edge]] &bull; [[education]] &bull; [[effect]] &bull; [[egg]] &bull; [[elastic]] &bull; [[electric]] &bull; [[end]] &bull; [[engine]] &bull; [[enough]] &bull; [[equal]] &bull; [[error]] &bull; [[even]] &bull; [[event]] &bull; [[ever]] &bull; [[every]] &bull; [[example]] &bull; [[exchange]] &bull; [[existence]] &bull; [[expansion]] &bull; [[experience]] &bull; [[expert]] &bull; [[eye]] == [[F]] == [[face]] &bull; [[fact]] &bull; [[fall]] &bull; [[false]] &bull; [[family]] &bull; [[far]] &bull; [[farm]] &bull; [[fat]] &bull; [[father]] &bull; [[fear]] &bull; [[feather]] &bull; [[feeble]] &bull; [[feeling]] &bull; [[female]] &bull; [[fertile]] &bull; [[fiction]] &bull; [[field]] &bull; [[fight]] &bull; [[finger]] &bull; [[fire]] &bull; [[first]] &bull; [[fish]] &bull; [[fixed]] &bull; [[flag]] &bull; [[flame]] &bull; [[flat]] &bull; [[flight]] &bull; [[floor]] &bull; [[flower]] &bull; [[fly]] &bull; [[fold]] &bull; [[food]] &bull; [[foolish]] &bull; [[foot]] &bull; [[for]] &bull; [[force]] &bull; [[fork]] &bull; [[form]] &bull; [[forward]] &bull; [[fowl]] &bull; [[frame]] &bull; [[free]] &bull; [[frequent]] &bull; [[friend]] &bull; [[from]] &bull; [[front]] &bull; [[fruit]] &bull; [[full]] &bull; [[future]] == [[G]] == [[garden]] &bull; [[general]] &bull; [[get]] &bull; [[girl]] &bull; [[give]] &bull; [[glass]] &bull; [[glove]] &bull; [[go]] &bull; [[goat]] &bull; [[gold]] &bull; [[goodness|good]] &bull; [[government]] &bull; [[grain]] &bull; [[grass]] &bull; [[great]] &bull; [[green]] &bull; [[grey]]/[[gray]] &bull; [[grip]] &bull; [[group]] &bull; [[growth]] &bull; [[guide]] &bull; [[gun]] == [[H]] == [[hair]] &bull; [[hammer]] &bull; [[hand]] &bull; [[hanging]] &bull; [[happy]] &bull; [[harbor]] &bull; [[hard]] &bull; [[harmony]] &bull; [[hat]] &bull; [[hate]] &bull; [[have]] &bull; [[he]] &bull; [[head]] &bull; [[healthy]] &bull; [[hearing]] &bull; [[heart]] &bull; [[heat]] &bull; [[help]] &bull; [[here]] &bull; [[high]] &bull; [[history]] &bull; [[hole]] &bull; [[hollow]] &bull; [[hook]] &bull; [[hope]] &bull; [[horn]] &bull; [[horse]] &bull; [[hospital]] &bull; [[hour]] &bull; [[house]] &bull; [[how]] &bull; [[humor]] == [[I]] == [[I]] &bull; [[ice]] &bull; [[idea]] &bull; [[if]] &bull; [[ill]] &bull; [[important]] &bull; [[impulse]] &bull; [[in]] &bull; [[increase]] &bull; [[industry]] &bull; [[ink]] &bull; [[insect]] &bull; [[instrument]] &bull; [[insurance]] &bull; [[interest]] &bull; [[invention]] &bull; [[iron]] &bull; [[island]] == [[J]] == [[jelly]] &bull; [[jewel]] &bull; [[join]] &bull; [[journey]] &bull; [[judge]] &bull; [[jump]] == [[K]] == [[keep]] &bull; [[kettle]] &bull; [[key]] &bull; [[kick]] &bull; [[kind]] &bull; [[kiss]] &bull; [[knee]] &bull; [[knife]] &bull; [[knot]] &bull; [[knowledge]] == [[L]] == [[land]] &bull; [[language]] &bull; [[last]] &bull; [[late]] &bull; [[laugh]] &bull; [[law]] &bull; [[lead]] &bull; [[leaf]] &bull; [[learning]] &bull; [[leather]] &bull; [[left]] &bull; [[leg]] &bull; [[let]] &bull; [[letter]] &bull; [[level]] &bull; [[library]] &bull; [[lift]] &bull; [[light]] &bull; [[like]] &bull; [[limit]] &bull; [[line]] &bull; [[linen]] &bull; [[lip]] &bull; [[liquid]] &bull; [[list]] &bull; [[little]] ([[less]], [[least]]) &bull; [[living]] &bull; [[lock]] &bull; [[long]] &bull; [[look]] &bull; [[loose]] &bull; [[loss]] &bull; [[loud]] &bull; [[love]] &bull; [[low]] == [[M]] == [[machine]] &bull; [[make]] &bull; [[male]] &bull; [[man]] &bull; [[manager]] &bull; [[map]] &bull; [[mark]] &bull; [[market]] &bull; [[married]] &bull; [[match]] &bull; [[material]] &bull; [[mass]] &bull; [[may]] &bull; [[meal]] &bull; [[measure]] &bull; [[meat]] &bull; [[medical]] &bull; [[meeting]] &bull; [[memory]] &bull; [[metal]] &bull; [[middle]] &bull; [[military]] &bull; [[milk]] &bull; [[mind]] &bull; [[mine]] &bull; [[minute]] &bull; [[mist]] &bull; [[mixed]] &bull; [[money]] &bull; [[monkey]] &bull; [[month]] &bull; [[moon]] &bull; [[morning]] &bull; [[mother]] &bull; [[motion]] &bull; [[mountain]] &bull; [[mouth]] &bull; [[move]] &bull; [[much]] ([[more]], [[most]]) &bull; [[muscle]] &bull; [[music]] == [[N]] == [[nail]] &bull; [[name]] &bull; [[narrow]] &bull; [[nation]] &bull; [[natural]] &bull; [[near]] &bull; [[necessary]] &bull; [[neck]] &bull; [[need]] &bull; [[needle]] &bull; [[nerve]] &bull; [[net]] &bull; [[new]] &bull; [[news]] &bull; [[night]] &bull; [[no]] &bull; [[noise]] &bull; [[normal]] &bull; [[north]] &bull; [[nose]] &bull; [[not]] &bull; [[note]] &bull; [[now]] &bull; [[number]] &bull; [[nut]] == [[O]] == [[observation]] &bull; [[of]] &bull; [[off]] &bull; [[offer]] &bull; [[office]] &bull; [[oil]] &bull; [[old]] &bull; [[on]] &bull; [[only]] &bull; [[open]] &bull; [[operation]] &bull; [[opposite]] &bull; [[opinion]] &bull; [[other]] &bull; [[or]] &bull; [[orange]] &bull; [[order]] &bull; [[organization]] &bull; [[ornament]] &bull; [[out]] &bull; [[oven]] &bull; [[over]] &bull; [[owner]] == [[P]] == [[page]] &bull; [[pain]] &bull; [[paint]] &bull; [[paper]] &bull; [[parallel]] &bull; [[parcel]] &bull; [[part]] &bull; [[past]] &bull; [[paste]] &bull; [[payment]] &bull; [[peace]] &bull; [[pen]] &bull; [[pencil]] &bull; [[person]] &bull; [[physical]] &bull; [[picture]] &bull; [[pig]] &bull; [[pin]] &bull; [[pipe]] &bull; [[place]] &bull; [[plane]] &bull; [[plant]] &bull; [[plate]] &bull; [[play]] &bull; [[please]] &bull; [[pleasure]] &bull; [[plough]]/[[plow]] &bull; [[pocket]] &bull; [[point]] &bull; [[poison]] &bull; [[polish]] &bull; [[political]] &bull; [[poor]] &bull; [[porter]] &bull; [[position]] &bull; [[possible]] &bull; [[pot]] &bull; [[potato]] &bull; [[powder]] &bull; [[power]] &bull; [[present]] &bull; [[price]] &bull; [[print]] &bull; [[prison]] &bull; [[private]] &bull; [[probable]] &bull; [[process]] &bull; [[produce]] &bull; [[profit]] &bull; [[property]] &bull; [[prose]] &bull; [[protest]] &bull; [[public]] &bull; [[pull]] &bull; [[pump]] &bull; [[punishment]] &bull; [[purpose]] &bull; [[push]] &bull; [[put]] == [[Q]] == [[quality]] &bull; [[question]] &bull; [[quick]] &bull; [[quiet]] &bull; [[quite]] == [[R]] == [[rail]] &bull; [[rain]] &bull; [[range]] &bull; [[rat]] &bull; [[rate]] &bull; [[ray]] &bull; [[reaction]] &bull; [[red]] &bull; [[reading]] &bull; [[ready]] &bull; [[reason]] &bull; [[receipt]] &bull; [[record]] &bull; [[regret]] &bull; [[regular]] &bull; [[relation]] &bull; [[religion]] &bull; [[representative]] &bull; [[request]] &bull; [[respect]] &bull; [[responsible]] &bull; [[rest]] &bull; [[reward]] &bull; [[rhythm]] &bull; [[rice]] &bull; [[right]] &bull; [[ring]] &bull; [[river]] &bull; [[road]] &bull; [[rod]] &bull; [[roll]] &bull; [[roof]] &bull; [[room]] &bull; [[root]] &bull; [[rough]] &bull; [[round]] &bull; [[rub]] &bull; [[rule]] &bull; [[run]] == [[S]] == [[sad]] &bull; [[safe]] &bull; [[sail]] &bull; [[salt]] &bull; [[same]] &bull; [[sand]] &bull; [[say]] &bull; [[scale]] &bull; [[school]] &bull; [[science]] &bull; [[scissors]] &bull; [[screw]] &bull; [[sea]] &bull; [[seat]] &bull; [[second]] &bull; [[secret]] &bull; [[secretary]] &bull; [[see]] &bull; [[seed]] &bull; [[selection]] &bull; [[self]] &bull; [[send]] &bull; [[seem]] &bull; [[sense]] &bull; [[separate]] &bull; [[serious]] &bull; [[servant]] &bull; [[sex]] &bull; [[shade]] &bull; [[shake]] &bull; [[shame]] &bull; [[sharp]] &bull; [[sheep]] &bull; [[shelf]] &bull; [[ship]] &bull; [[shirt]] &bull; [[shock]] &bull; [[shoe]] &bull; [[short]] &bull; [[shut]] &bull; [[side]] &bull; [[sign]] &bull; [[silk]] &bull; [[silver]] &bull; [[simple]] &bull; [[sister]] &bull; [[size]] &bull; [[skin]] &bull; [[skirt]] &bull; [[sky]] &bull; [[sleep]] &bull; [[slip]] &bull; [[slope]] &bull; [[slow]] &bull; [[small]] &bull; [[smash]] &bull; [[smell]] &bull; [[smile]] &bull; [[smoke]] &bull; [[smooth]] &bull; [[snake]] &bull; [[sneeze]] &bull; [[snow]] &bull; [[so]] &bull; [[soap]] &bull; [[society]] &bull; [[sock]] &bull; [[soft]] &bull; [[solid]] &bull; [[some]] &bull; [[son]] &bull; [[song]] &bull; [[sort]] &bull; [[sound]] &bull; [[south]] &bull; [[soup]] &bull; [[space]] &bull; [[spade]] &bull; [[special]] &bull; [[sponge]] &bull; [[spoon]] &bull; [[spring]] &bull; [[square]] &bull; [[stamp]] &bull; [[stage]] &bull; [[star]] &bull; [[start]] &bull; [[statement]] &bull; [[station]] &bull; [[steam]] &bull; [[stem]] &bull; [[steel]] &bull; [[step]] &bull; [[stick]] &bull; [[still]] &bull; [[stitch]] &bull; [[stocking]] &bull; [[stomach]] &bull; [[stone]] &bull; [[stop]] &bull; [[store]] &bull; [[story]] &bull; [[strange]] &bull; [[street]] &bull; [[stretch]] &bull; [[sticky]] &bull; [[stiff]] &bull; [[straight]] &bull; [[strong]] &bull; [[structure]] &bull; [[substance]] &bull; [[sugar]] &bull; [[suggestion]] &bull; [[summer]] &bull; [[support]] &bull; [[surprise]] &bull; [[such]] &bull; [[sudden]] &bull; [[sun]] &bull; [[sweet]] &bull; [[swim]] &bull; [[system]] == [[T]] == [[table]] &bull; [[tail]] &bull; [[take]] &bull; [[talk]] &bull; [[tall]] &bull; [[taste]] &bull; [[tax]] &bull; [[teaching]] &bull; [[tendency]] &bull; [[test]] &bull; [[than]] &bull; [[that]] &bull; [[the]] &bull; [[then]] &bull; [[theory]] &bull; [[there]] &bull; [[thick]] &bull; [[thin]] &bull; [[thing]] &bull; [[this]] &bull; [[thought]] &bull; [[thread]] &bull; [[throat]] &bull; [[though]] &bull; [[through]] &bull; [[thumb]] &bull; [[thunder]] &bull; [[ticket]] &bull; [[tight]] &bull; [[tired]] &bull; [[till]] &bull; [[time]] &bull; [[tin]] &bull; [[to]] &bull; [[toe]] &bull; [[together]] &bull; [[tomorrow]] &bull; [[tongue]] &bull; [[tooth]] &bull; [[top]] &bull; [[touch]] &bull; [[town]] &bull; [[trade]] &bull; [[train]] &bull; [[transport]] &bull; [[tray]] &bull; [[tree]] &bull; [[trick]] &bull; [[trousers]] &bull; [[true]] &bull; [[trouble]] &bull; [[turn]] &bull; [[twist]] == [[U]] == [[umbrella]] &bull; [[under]] &bull; [[unit]] &bull; [[use]] &bull; [[up]] == [[V]] == [[value]] &bull; [[verse]] &bull; [[very]] &bull; [[vessel]] &bull; [[view]] &bull; [[violent]] &bull; [[voice]] == [[W]] == [[walk]] &bull; [[wall]] &bull; [[waiting]] &bull; [[war]] &bull; [[warm]] &bull; [[wash]] &bull; [[waste]] &bull; [[watch]] &bull; [[water]] &bull; [[wave]] &bull; [[wax]] &bull; [[way]] &bull; [[weather]] &bull; [[week]] &bull; [[weight]] &bull; [[well]] &bull; [[west]] &bull; [[wet]] &bull; [[wheel]] &bull; [[when]] &bull; [[where]] &bull; [[while]] &bull; [[whip]] &bull; [[whistle]] &bull; [[white]] &bull; [[who]] &bull; [[why]] &bull; [[wide]] &bull; [[will]] &bull; [[wind]] &bull; [[window]] &bull; [[wine]] &bull; [[wing]] &bull; [[winter]] &bull; [[wire]] &bull; [[wise]] &bull; [[with]] &bull; [[woman]] &bull; [[wood]] &bull; [[wool]] &bull; [[word]] &bull; [[work]] &bull; [[worm]] &bull; [[wound]] &bull; [[writing]] &bull; [[wrong]] == [[X]] == (none) == [[Y]] == [[year]] &bull; [[yellow]] &bull; [[yes]] &bull; [[yesterday]] &bull; [[you]] &bull; [[young]] == [[Z]] == (none) {{TOC}} ===External Links=== [http://ogden.basic-english.org/wordthere.html Derivative words considered to be part of the Basic English 850 list] 6506 2006-04-28T17:20:45Z Cromwellt 61 changing shortcut box {{Shortcut|<center>WT:BE850<br>BE850</center>}} '''This is a list of the 850 words of Charles Kay Ogden's Basic English, in alphabetical order.''' If you're looking for an entry to create, this might be a good place to start. __NOTOC__ {{TOC}} == [[A]] == [[a]] &bull; [[able]] &bull; [[about]] &bull; [[account]] &bull; [[acid]] &bull; [[across]] &bull; [[act]] &bull; [[addition]] &bull; [[adjustment]] &bull; [[advertisement]] &bull; [[agreement]] &bull; [[after]] &bull; [[again]] &bull; [[against]] &bull; [[air]] &bull; [[all]] &bull; [[almost]] &bull; [[among]] &bull; [[amount]] &bull; [[amusement]] &bull; [[and]] &bull; [[angle]] &bull; [[angry]] &bull; [[animal]] &bull; [[answer]] &bull; [[ant]] &bull; [[any]] &bull; [[apparatus]] &bull; [[apple]] &bull; [[approval]] &bull; [[arch]] &bull; [[argument]] &bull; [[arm]] &bull; [[army]] &bull; [[art]] &bull; [[as]] &bull; [[at]] &bull; [[attack]] &bull; [[attempt]] &bull; [[attention]] &bull; [[attraction]] &bull; [[authority]] &bull; [[automatic]] &bull; [[awake]] == [[B]] == [[baby]] &bull; [[back]] &bull; [[bad]] &bull; [[bag]] &bull; [[balance]] &bull; [[ball]] &bull; [[band]] &bull; [[base]] &bull; [[basin]] &bull; [[basket]] &bull; [[bathing|bath]] &bull; [[be]] &bull; [[beautiful]] &bull; [[because]] &bull; [[bed]] &bull; [[bee]] &bull; [[before]] &bull; [[behavior]] &bull; [[belief]] &bull; [[bell]] &bull; [[bent]] &bull; [[berry]] &bull; [[between]] &bull; [[bird]] &bull; [[birth]] &bull; [[bit]] &bull; [[bite]] &bull; [[bitter]] &bull; [[black]] &bull; [[blade]] &bull; [[blood]] &bull; [[blow]] &bull; [[blue]] &bull; [[board]] &bull; [[boat]] &bull; [[body]] &bull; [[boiling]] &bull; [[bone]] &bull; [[book]] &bull; [[boot]] &bull; [[bottle]] &bull; [[box]] &bull; [[boy]] &bull; [[brain]] &bull; [[brake]] &bull; [[branch]] &bull; [[brass]] &bull; [[bread]] &bull; [[breath]] &bull; [[brick]] &bull; [[bridge]] &bull; [[bright]] &bull; [[broken]] &bull; [[brother]] &bull; [[brown]] &bull; [[brush]] &bull; [[bucket]] &bull; [[building]] &bull; [[bulb]] &bull; [[burn]] &bull; [[burst]] &bull; [[business]] &bull; [[but]] &bull; [[butter]] &bull; [[button]] &bull; [[by]] == [[C]] == [[cake]] &bull; [[camera]] &bull; [[canvas]] &bull; [[card]] &bull; [[care]] &bull; [[carriage]] &bull; [[cart]] &bull; [[cat]] &bull; [[cause]] &bull; [[certain]] &bull; [[chain]] &bull; [[chalk]] &bull; [[chance]] &bull; [[change]] &bull; [[cheap]] &bull; [[cheese]] &bull; [[chemical]] &bull; [[chest]] &bull; [[chief]] &bull; [[chin]] &bull; [[church]] &bull; [[circle]] &bull; [[clean]] &bull; [[clear]] &bull; [[clock]] &bull; [[cloth]] &bull; [[cloud]] &bull; [[coal]] &bull; [[coat]] &bull; [[cold]] &bull; [[collar]] &bull; [[color]] &bull; [[comb]] &bull; [[come]] &bull; [[comfort]] &bull; [[committee]] &bull; [[common]] &bull; [[company]] &bull; [[comparison]] &bull; [[competition]] &bull; [[complete]] &bull; [[complex]] &bull; [[condition]] &bull; [[connection]] &bull; [[conscious]] &bull; [[control]] &bull; [[cook]] &bull; [[copper]] &bull; [[copy]] &bull; [[cord]] &bull; [[cork]] &bull; [[cotton]] &bull; [[cough]] &bull; [[country]] &bull; [[cover]] &bull; [[cow]] &bull; [[crack]] &bull; [[credit]] &bull; [[crime]] &bull; [[cruel]] &bull; [[crush]] &bull; [[cry]] &bull; [[cup]] &bull; [[current]] &bull; [[curtain]] &bull; [[curve]] &bull; [[cushion]] &bull; [[cut]] == [[D]] == [[damage]] &bull; [[danger]] &bull; [[dark]] &bull; [[daughter]] &bull; [[day]] &bull; [[dead]] &bull; [[dear]] &bull; [[death]] &bull; [[debt]] &bull; [[decision]] &bull; [[deep]] &bull; [[degree]] &bull; [[delicate]] &bull; [[dependent]] &bull; [[design]] &bull; [[desire]] &bull; [[destruction]] &bull; [[detail]] &bull; [[development]] &bull; [[different]] &bull; [[digestion]] &bull; [[direction]] &bull; [[dirty]] &bull; [[discovery]] &bull; [[discussion]] &bull; [[disease]] &bull; [[disgust]] &bull; [[distance]] &bull; [[distribution]] &bull; [[division]] &bull; [[do]] &bull; [[dog]] &bull; [[door]] &bull; [[down]] &bull; [[doubt]] &bull; [[drain]] &bull; [[drawer]] &bull; [[dress]] &bull; [[drink]] &bull; [[driving]] &bull; [[drop]] &bull; [[dry]] &bull; [[dust]] == [[E]] == [[ear]] &bull; [[early]] &bull; [[earth]] &bull; [[east]] &bull; [[edge]] &bull; [[education]] &bull; [[effect]] &bull; [[egg]] &bull; [[elastic]] &bull; [[electric]] &bull; [[end]] &bull; [[engine]] &bull; [[enough]] &bull; [[equal]] &bull; [[error]] &bull; [[even]] &bull; [[event]] &bull; [[ever]] &bull; [[every]] &bull; [[example]] &bull; [[exchange]] &bull; [[existence]] &bull; [[expansion]] &bull; [[experience]] &bull; [[expert]] &bull; [[eye]] == [[F]] == [[face]] &bull; [[fact]] &bull; [[fall]] &bull; [[false]] &bull; [[family]] &bull; [[far]] &bull; [[farm]] &bull; [[fat]] &bull; [[father]] &bull; [[fear]] &bull; [[feather]] &bull; [[feeble]] &bull; [[feeling]] &bull; [[female]] &bull; [[fertile]] &bull; [[fiction]] &bull; [[field]] &bull; [[fight]] &bull; [[finger]] &bull; [[fire]] &bull; [[first]] &bull; [[fish]] &bull; [[fixed]] &bull; [[flag]] &bull; [[flame]] &bull; [[flat]] &bull; [[flight]] &bull; [[floor]] &bull; [[flower]] &bull; [[fly]] &bull; [[fold]] &bull; [[food]] &bull; [[foolish]] &bull; [[foot]] &bull; [[for]] &bull; [[force]] &bull; [[fork]] &bull; [[form]] &bull; [[forward]] &bull; [[fowl]] &bull; [[frame]] &bull; [[free]] &bull; [[frequent]] &bull; [[friend]] &bull; [[from]] &bull; [[front]] &bull; [[fruit]] &bull; [[full]] &bull; [[future]] == [[G]] == [[garden]] &bull; [[general]] &bull; [[get]] &bull; [[girl]] &bull; [[give]] &bull; [[glass]] &bull; [[glove]] &bull; [[go]] &bull; [[goat]] &bull; [[gold]] &bull; [[goodness|good]] &bull; [[government]] &bull; [[grain]] &bull; [[grass]] &bull; [[great]] &bull; [[green]] &bull; [[grey]]/[[gray]] &bull; [[grip]] &bull; [[group]] &bull; [[growth]] &bull; [[guide]] &bull; [[gun]] == [[H]] == [[hair]] &bull; [[hammer]] &bull; [[hand]] &bull; [[hanging]] &bull; [[happy]] &bull; [[harbor]] &bull; [[hard]] &bull; [[harmony]] &bull; [[hat]] &bull; [[hate]] &bull; [[have]] &bull; [[he]] &bull; [[head]] &bull; [[healthy]] &bull; [[hearing]] &bull; [[heart]] &bull; [[heat]] &bull; [[help]] &bull; [[here]] &bull; [[high]] &bull; [[history]] &bull; [[hole]] &bull; [[hollow]] &bull; [[hook]] &bull; [[hope]] &bull; [[horn]] &bull; [[horse]] &bull; [[hospital]] &bull; [[hour]] &bull; [[house]] &bull; [[how]] &bull; [[humor]] == [[I]] == [[I]] &bull; [[ice]] &bull; [[idea]] &bull; [[if]] &bull; [[ill]] &bull; [[important]] &bull; [[impulse]] &bull; [[in]] &bull; [[increase]] &bull; [[industry]] &bull; [[ink]] &bull; [[insect]] &bull; [[instrument]] &bull; [[insurance]] &bull; [[interest]] &bull; [[invention]] &bull; [[iron]] &bull; [[island]] == [[J]] == [[jelly]] &bull; [[jewel]] &bull; [[join]] &bull; [[journey]] &bull; [[judge]] &bull; [[jump]] == [[K]] == [[keep]] &bull; [[kettle]] &bull; [[key]] &bull; [[kick]] &bull; [[kind]] &bull; [[kiss]] &bull; [[knee]] &bull; [[knife]] &bull; [[knot]] &bull; [[knowledge]] == [[L]] == [[land]] &bull; [[language]] &bull; [[last]] &bull; [[late]] &bull; [[laugh]] &bull; [[law]] &bull; [[lead]] &bull; [[leaf]] &bull; [[learning]] &bull; [[leather]] &bull; [[left]] &bull; [[leg]] &bull; [[let]] &bull; [[letter]] &bull; [[level]] &bull; [[library]] &bull; [[lift]] &bull; [[light]] &bull; [[like]] &bull; [[limit]] &bull; [[line]] &bull; [[linen]] &bull; [[lip]] &bull; [[liquid]] &bull; [[list]] &bull; [[little]] ([[less]], [[least]]) &bull; [[living]] &bull; [[lock]] &bull; [[long]] &bull; [[look]] &bull; [[loose]] &bull; [[loss]] &bull; [[loud]] &bull; [[love]] &bull; [[low]] == [[M]] == [[machine]] &bull; [[make]] &bull; [[male]] &bull; [[man]] &bull; [[manager]] &bull; [[map]] &bull; [[mark]] &bull; [[market]] &bull; [[married]] &bull; [[match]] &bull; [[material]] &bull; [[mass]] &bull; [[may]] &bull; [[meal]] &bull; [[measure]] &bull; [[meat]] &bull; [[medical]] &bull; [[meeting]] &bull; [[memory]] &bull; [[metal]] &bull; [[middle]] &bull; [[military]] &bull; [[milk]] &bull; [[mind]] &bull; [[mine]] &bull; [[minute]] &bull; [[mist]] &bull; [[mixed]] &bull; [[money]] &bull; [[monkey]] &bull; [[month]] &bull; [[moon]] &bull; [[morning]] &bull; [[mother]] &bull; [[motion]] &bull; [[mountain]] &bull; [[mouth]] &bull; [[move]] &bull; [[much]] ([[more]], [[most]]) &bull; [[muscle]] &bull; [[music]] == [[N]] == [[nail]] &bull; [[name]] &bull; [[narrow]] &bull; [[nation]] &bull; [[natural]] &bull; [[near]] &bull; [[necessary]] &bull; [[neck]] &bull; [[need]] &bull; [[needle]] &bull; [[nerve]] &bull; [[net]] &bull; [[new]] &bull; [[news]] &bull; [[night]] &bull; [[no]] &bull; [[noise]] &bull; [[normal]] &bull; [[north]] &bull; [[nose]] &bull; [[not]] &bull; [[note]] &bull; [[now]] &bull; [[number]] &bull; [[nut]] == [[O]] == [[observation]] &bull; [[of]] &bull; [[off]] &bull; [[offer]] &bull; [[office]] &bull; [[oil]] &bull; [[old]] &bull; [[on]] &bull; [[only]] &bull; [[open]] &bull; [[operation]] &bull; [[opposite]] &bull; [[opinion]] &bull; [[other]] &bull; [[or]] &bull; [[orange]] &bull; [[order]] &bull; [[organization]] &bull; [[ornament]] &bull; [[out]] &bull; [[oven]] &bull; [[over]] &bull; [[owner]] == [[P]] == [[page]] &bull; [[pain]] &bull; [[paint]] &bull; [[paper]] &bull; [[parallel]] &bull; [[parcel]] &bull; [[part]] &bull; [[past]] &bull; [[paste]] &bull; [[payment]] &bull; [[peace]] &bull; [[pen]] &bull; [[pencil]] &bull; [[person]] &bull; [[physical]] &bull; [[picture]] &bull; [[pig]] &bull; [[pin]] &bull; [[pipe]] &bull; [[place]] &bull; [[plane]] &bull; [[plant]] &bull; [[plate]] &bull; [[play]] &bull; [[please]] &bull; [[pleasure]] &bull; [[plough]]/[[plow]] &bull; [[pocket]] &bull; [[point]] &bull; [[poison]] &bull; [[polish]] &bull; [[political]] &bull; [[poor]] &bull; [[porter]] &bull; [[position]] &bull; [[possible]] &bull; [[pot]] &bull; [[potato]] &bull; [[powder]] &bull; [[power]] &bull; [[present]] &bull; [[price]] &bull; [[print]] &bull; [[prison]] &bull; [[private]] &bull; [[probable]] &bull; [[process]] &bull; [[produce]] &bull; [[profit]] &bull; [[property]] &bull; [[prose]] &bull; [[protest]] &bull; [[public]] &bull; [[pull]] &bull; [[pump]] &bull; [[punishment]] &bull; [[purpose]] &bull; [[push]] &bull; [[put]] == [[Q]] == [[quality]] &bull; [[question]] &bull; [[quick]] &bull; [[quiet]] &bull; [[quite]] == [[R]] == [[rail]] &bull; [[rain]] &bull; [[range]] &bull; [[rat]] &bull; [[rate]] &bull; [[ray]] &bull; [[reaction]] &bull; [[red]] &bull; [[reading]] &bull; [[ready]] &bull; [[reason]] &bull; [[receipt]] &bull; [[record]] &bull; [[regret]] &bull; [[regular]] &bull; [[relation]] &bull; [[religion]] &bull; [[representative]] &bull; [[request]] &bull; [[respect]] &bull; [[responsible]] &bull; [[rest]] &bull; [[reward]] &bull; [[rhythm]] &bull; [[rice]] &bull; [[right]] &bull; [[ring]] &bull; [[river]] &bull; [[road]] &bull; [[rod]] &bull; [[roll]] &bull; [[roof]] &bull; [[room]] &bull; [[root]] &bull; [[rough]] &bull; [[round]] &bull; [[rub]] &bull; [[rule]] &bull; [[run]] == [[S]] == [[sad]] &bull; [[safe]] &bull; [[sail]] &bull; [[salt]] &bull; [[same]] &bull; [[sand]] &bull; [[say]] &bull; [[scale]] &bull; [[school]] &bull; [[science]] &bull; [[scissors]] &bull; [[screw]] &bull; [[sea]] &bull; [[seat]] &bull; [[second]] &bull; [[secret]] &bull; [[secretary]] &bull; [[see]] &bull; [[seed]] &bull; [[selection]] &bull; [[self]] &bull; [[send]] &bull; [[seem]] &bull; [[sense]] &bull; [[separate]] &bull; [[serious]] &bull; [[servant]] &bull; [[sex]] &bull; [[shade]] &bull; [[shake]] &bull; [[shame]] &bull; [[sharp]] &bull; [[sheep]] &bull; [[shelf]] &bull; [[ship]] &bull; [[shirt]] &bull; [[shock]] &bull; [[shoe]] &bull; [[short]] &bull; [[shut]] &bull; [[side]] &bull; [[sign]] &bull; [[silk]] &bull; [[silver]] &bull; [[simple]] &bull; [[sister]] &bull; [[size]] &bull; [[skin]] &bull; [[skirt]] &bull; [[sky]] &bull; [[sleep]] &bull; [[slip]] &bull; [[slope]] &bull; [[slow]] &bull; [[small]] &bull; [[smash]] &bull; [[smell]] &bull; [[smile]] &bull; [[smoke]] &bull; [[smooth]] &bull; [[snake]] &bull; [[sneeze]] &bull; [[snow]] &bull; [[so]] &bull; [[soap]] &bull; [[society]] &bull; [[sock]] &bull; [[soft]] &bull; [[solid]] &bull; [[some]] &bull; [[son]] &bull; [[song]] &bull; [[sort]] &bull; [[sound]] &bull; [[south]] &bull; [[soup]] &bull; [[space]] &bull; [[spade]] &bull; [[special]] &bull; [[sponge]] &bull; [[spoon]] &bull; [[spring]] &bull; [[square]] &bull; [[stamp]] &bull; [[stage]] &bull; [[star]] &bull; [[start]] &bull; [[statement]] &bull; [[station]] &bull; [[steam]] &bull; [[stem]] &bull; [[steel]] &bull; [[step]] &bull; [[stick]] &bull; [[still]] &bull; [[stitch]] &bull; [[stocking]] &bull; [[stomach]] &bull; [[stone]] &bull; [[stop]] &bull; [[store]] &bull; [[story]] &bull; [[strange]] &bull; [[street]] &bull; [[stretch]] &bull; [[sticky]] &bull; [[stiff]] &bull; [[straight]] &bull; [[strong]] &bull; [[structure]] &bull; [[substance]] &bull; [[sugar]] &bull; [[suggestion]] &bull; [[summer]] &bull; [[support]] &bull; [[surprise]] &bull; [[such]] &bull; [[sudden]] &bull; [[sun]] &bull; [[sweet]] &bull; [[swim]] &bull; [[system]] == [[T]] == [[table]] &bull; [[tail]] &bull; [[take]] &bull; [[talk]] &bull; [[tall]] &bull; [[taste]] &bull; [[tax]] &bull; [[teaching]] &bull; [[tendency]] &bull; [[test]] &bull; [[than]] &bull; [[that]] &bull; [[the]] &bull; [[then]] &bull; [[theory]] &bull; [[there]] &bull; [[thick]] &bull; [[thin]] &bull; [[thing]] &bull; [[this]] &bull; [[thought]] &bull; [[thread]] &bull; [[throat]] &bull; [[though]] &bull; [[through]] &bull; [[thumb]] &bull; [[thunder]] &bull; [[ticket]] &bull; [[tight]] &bull; [[tired]] &bull; [[till]] &bull; [[time]] &bull; [[tin]] &bull; [[to]] &bull; [[toe]] &bull; [[together]] &bull; [[tomorrow]] &bull; [[tongue]] &bull; [[tooth]] &bull; [[top]] &bull; [[touch]] &bull; [[town]] &bull; [[trade]] &bull; [[train]] &bull; [[transport]] &bull; [[tray]] &bull; [[tree]] &bull; [[trick]] &bull; [[trousers]] &bull; [[true]] &bull; [[trouble]] &bull; [[turn]] &bull; [[twist]] == [[U]] == [[umbrella]] &bull; [[under]] &bull; [[unit]] &bull; [[use]] &bull; [[up]] == [[V]] == [[value]] &bull; [[verse]] &bull; [[very]] &bull; [[vessel]] &bull; [[view]] &bull; [[violent]] &bull; [[voice]] == [[W]] == [[walk]] &bull; [[wall]] &bull; [[waiting]] &bull; [[war]] &bull; [[warm]] &bull; [[wash]] &bull; [[waste]] &bull; [[watch]] &bull; [[water]] &bull; [[wave]] &bull; [[wax]] &bull; [[way]] &bull; [[weather]] &bull; [[week]] &bull; [[weight]] &bull; [[well]] &bull; [[west]] &bull; [[wet]] &bull; [[wheel]] &bull; [[when]] &bull; [[where]] &bull; [[while]] &bull; [[whip]] &bull; [[whistle]] &bull; [[white]] &bull; [[who]] &bull; [[why]] &bull; [[wide]] &bull; [[will]] &bull; [[wind]] &bull; [[window]] &bull; [[wine]] &bull; [[wing]] &bull; [[winter]] &bull; [[wire]] &bull; [[wise]] &bull; [[with]] &bull; [[woman]] &bull; [[wood]] &bull; [[wool]] &bull; [[word]] &bull; [[work]] &bull; [[worm]] &bull; [[wound]] &bull; [[writing]] &bull; [[wrong]] == [[X]] == (none) == [[Y]] == [[year]] &bull; [[yellow]] &bull; [[yes]] &bull; [[yesterday]] &bull; [[you]] &bull; [[young]] == [[Z]] == (none) {{TOC}} ===External Links=== [http://ogden.basic-english.org/wordthere.html Derivative words considered to be part of the Basic English 850 list] 6618 2006-05-21T03:02:35Z Cromwellt 61 added see also section with other BE wordlists {{Shortcut|<center>WT:BE850<br>BE850</center>}} '''This is a list of the 850 words of Charles Kay Ogden's Basic English, in alphabetical order.''' If you're looking for an entry to create, this might be a good place to start. __NOTOC__ {{TOC}} == [[A]] == [[a]] &bull; [[able]] &bull; [[about]] &bull; [[account]] &bull; [[acid]] &bull; [[across]] &bull; [[act]] &bull; [[addition]] &bull; [[adjustment]] &bull; [[advertisement]] &bull; [[agreement]] &bull; [[after]] &bull; [[again]] &bull; [[against]] &bull; [[air]] &bull; [[all]] &bull; [[almost]] &bull; [[among]] &bull; [[amount]] &bull; [[amusement]] &bull; [[and]] &bull; [[angle]] &bull; [[angry]] &bull; [[animal]] &bull; [[answer]] &bull; [[ant]] &bull; [[any]] &bull; [[apparatus]] &bull; [[apple]] &bull; [[approval]] &bull; [[arch]] &bull; [[argument]] &bull; [[arm]] &bull; [[army]] &bull; [[art]] &bull; [[as]] &bull; [[at]] &bull; [[attack]] &bull; [[attempt]] &bull; [[attention]] &bull; [[attraction]] &bull; [[authority]] &bull; [[automatic]] &bull; [[awake]] == [[B]] == [[baby]] &bull; [[back]] &bull; [[bad]] &bull; [[bag]] &bull; [[balance]] &bull; [[ball]] &bull; [[band]] &bull; [[base]] &bull; [[basin]] &bull; [[basket]] &bull; [[bathing|bath]] &bull; [[be]] &bull; [[beautiful]] &bull; [[because]] &bull; [[bed]] &bull; [[bee]] &bull; [[before]] &bull; [[behavior]] &bull; [[belief]] &bull; [[bell]] &bull; [[bent]] &bull; [[berry]] &bull; [[between]] &bull; [[bird]] &bull; [[birth]] &bull; [[bit]] &bull; [[bite]] &bull; [[bitter]] &bull; [[black]] &bull; [[blade]] &bull; [[blood]] &bull; [[blow]] &bull; [[blue]] &bull; [[board]] &bull; [[boat]] &bull; [[body]] &bull; [[boiling]] &bull; [[bone]] &bull; [[book]] &bull; [[boot]] &bull; [[bottle]] &bull; [[box]] &bull; [[boy]] &bull; [[brain]] &bull; [[brake]] &bull; [[branch]] &bull; [[brass]] &bull; [[bread]] &bull; [[breath]] &bull; [[brick]] &bull; [[bridge]] &bull; [[bright]] &bull; [[broken]] &bull; [[brother]] &bull; [[brown]] &bull; [[brush]] &bull; [[bucket]] &bull; [[building]] &bull; [[bulb]] &bull; [[burn]] &bull; [[burst]] &bull; [[business]] &bull; [[but]] &bull; [[butter]] &bull; [[button]] &bull; [[by]] == [[C]] == [[cake]] &bull; [[camera]] &bull; [[canvas]] &bull; [[card]] &bull; [[care]] &bull; [[carriage]] &bull; [[cart]] &bull; [[cat]] &bull; [[cause]] &bull; [[certain]] &bull; [[chain]] &bull; [[chalk]] &bull; [[chance]] &bull; [[change]] &bull; [[cheap]] &bull; [[cheese]] &bull; [[chemical]] &bull; [[chest]] &bull; [[chief]] &bull; [[chin]] &bull; [[church]] &bull; [[circle]] &bull; [[clean]] &bull; [[clear]] &bull; [[clock]] &bull; [[cloth]] &bull; [[cloud]] &bull; [[coal]] &bull; [[coat]] &bull; [[cold]] &bull; [[collar]] &bull; [[color]] &bull; [[comb]] &bull; [[come]] &bull; [[comfort]] &bull; [[committee]] &bull; [[common]] &bull; [[company]] &bull; [[comparison]] &bull; [[competition]] &bull; [[complete]] &bull; [[complex]] &bull; [[condition]] &bull; [[connection]] &bull; [[conscious]] &bull; [[control]] &bull; [[cook]] &bull; [[copper]] &bull; [[copy]] &bull; [[cord]] &bull; [[cork]] &bull; [[cotton]] &bull; [[cough]] &bull; [[country]] &bull; [[cover]] &bull; [[cow]] &bull; [[crack]] &bull; [[credit]] &bull; [[crime]] &bull; [[cruel]] &bull; [[crush]] &bull; [[cry]] &bull; [[cup]] &bull; [[current]] &bull; [[curtain]] &bull; [[curve]] &bull; [[cushion]] &bull; [[cut]] == [[D]] == [[damage]] &bull; [[danger]] &bull; [[dark]] &bull; [[daughter]] &bull; [[day]] &bull; [[dead]] &bull; [[dear]] &bull; [[death]] &bull; [[debt]] &bull; [[decision]] &bull; [[deep]] &bull; [[degree]] &bull; [[delicate]] &bull; [[dependent]] &bull; [[design]] &bull; [[desire]] &bull; [[destruction]] &bull; [[detail]] &bull; [[development]] &bull; [[different]] &bull; [[digestion]] &bull; [[direction]] &bull; [[dirty]] &bull; [[discovery]] &bull; [[discussion]] &bull; [[disease]] &bull; [[disgust]] &bull; [[distance]] &bull; [[distribution]] &bull; [[division]] &bull; [[do]] &bull; [[dog]] &bull; [[door]] &bull; [[down]] &bull; [[doubt]] &bull; [[drain]] &bull; [[drawer]] &bull; [[dress]] &bull; [[drink]] &bull; [[driving]] &bull; [[drop]] &bull; [[dry]] &bull; [[dust]] == [[E]] == [[ear]] &bull; [[early]] &bull; [[earth]] &bull; [[east]] &bull; [[edge]] &bull; [[education]] &bull; [[effect]] &bull; [[egg]] &bull; [[elastic]] &bull; [[electric]] &bull; [[end]] &bull; [[engine]] &bull; [[enough]] &bull; [[equal]] &bull; [[error]] &bull; [[even]] &bull; [[event]] &bull; [[ever]] &bull; [[every]] &bull; [[example]] &bull; [[exchange]] &bull; [[existence]] &bull; [[expansion]] &bull; [[experience]] &bull; [[expert]] &bull; [[eye]] == [[F]] == [[face]] &bull; [[fact]] &bull; [[fall]] &bull; [[false]] &bull; [[family]] &bull; [[far]] &bull; [[farm]] &bull; [[fat]] &bull; [[father]] &bull; [[fear]] &bull; [[feather]] &bull; [[feeble]] &bull; [[feeling]] &bull; [[female]] &bull; [[fertile]] &bull; [[fiction]] &bull; [[field]] &bull; [[fight]] &bull; [[finger]] &bull; [[fire]] &bull; [[first]] &bull; [[fish]] &bull; [[fixed]] &bull; [[flag]] &bull; [[flame]] &bull; [[flat]] &bull; [[flight]] &bull; [[floor]] &bull; [[flower]] &bull; [[fly]] &bull; [[fold]] &bull; [[food]] &bull; [[foolish]] &bull; [[foot]] &bull; [[for]] &bull; [[force]] &bull; [[fork]] &bull; [[form]] &bull; [[forward]] &bull; [[fowl]] &bull; [[frame]] &bull; [[free]] &bull; [[frequent]] &bull; [[friend]] &bull; [[from]] &bull; [[front]] &bull; [[fruit]] &bull; [[full]] &bull; [[future]] == [[G]] == [[garden]] &bull; [[general]] &bull; [[get]] &bull; [[girl]] &bull; [[give]] &bull; [[glass]] &bull; [[glove]] &bull; [[go]] &bull; [[goat]] &bull; [[gold]] &bull; [[goodness|good]] &bull; [[government]] &bull; [[grain]] &bull; [[grass]] &bull; [[great]] &bull; [[green]] &bull; [[grey]]/[[gray]] &bull; [[grip]] &bull; [[group]] &bull; [[growth]] &bull; [[guide]] &bull; [[gun]] == [[H]] == [[hair]] &bull; [[hammer]] &bull; [[hand]] &bull; [[hanging]] &bull; [[happy]] &bull; [[harbor]] &bull; [[hard]] &bull; [[harmony]] &bull; [[hat]] &bull; [[hate]] &bull; [[have]] &bull; [[he]] &bull; [[head]] &bull; [[healthy]] &bull; [[hearing]] &bull; [[heart]] &bull; [[heat]] &bull; [[help]] &bull; [[here]] &bull; [[high]] &bull; [[history]] &bull; [[hole]] &bull; [[hollow]] &bull; [[hook]] &bull; [[hope]] &bull; [[horn]] &bull; [[horse]] &bull; [[hospital]] &bull; [[hour]] &bull; [[house]] &bull; [[how]] &bull; [[humor]] == [[I]] == [[I]] &bull; [[ice]] &bull; [[idea]] &bull; [[if]] &bull; [[ill]] &bull; [[important]] &bull; [[impulse]] &bull; [[in]] &bull; [[increase]] &bull; [[industry]] &bull; [[ink]] &bull; [[insect]] &bull; [[instrument]] &bull; [[insurance]] &bull; [[interest]] &bull; [[invention]] &bull; [[iron]] &bull; [[island]] == [[J]] == [[jelly]] &bull; [[jewel]] &bull; [[join]] &bull; [[journey]] &bull; [[judge]] &bull; [[jump]] == [[K]] == [[keep]] &bull; [[kettle]] &bull; [[key]] &bull; [[kick]] &bull; [[kind]] &bull; [[kiss]] &bull; [[knee]] &bull; [[knife]] &bull; [[knot]] &bull; [[knowledge]] == [[L]] == [[land]] &bull; [[language]] &bull; [[last]] &bull; [[late]] &bull; [[laugh]] &bull; [[law]] &bull; [[lead]] &bull; [[leaf]] &bull; [[learning]] &bull; [[leather]] &bull; [[left]] &bull; [[leg]] &bull; [[let]] &bull; [[letter]] &bull; [[level]] &bull; [[library]] &bull; [[lift]] &bull; [[light]] &bull; [[like]] &bull; [[limit]] &bull; [[line]] &bull; [[linen]] &bull; [[lip]] &bull; [[liquid]] &bull; [[list]] &bull; [[little]] ([[less]], [[least]]) &bull; [[living]] &bull; [[lock]] &bull; [[long]] &bull; [[look]] &bull; [[loose]] &bull; [[loss]] &bull; [[loud]] &bull; [[love]] &bull; [[low]] == [[M]] == [[machine]] &bull; [[make]] &bull; [[male]] &bull; [[man]] &bull; [[manager]] &bull; [[map]] &bull; [[mark]] &bull; [[market]] &bull; [[married]] &bull; [[match]] &bull; [[material]] &bull; [[mass]] &bull; [[may]] &bull; [[meal]] &bull; [[measure]] &bull; [[meat]] &bull; [[medical]] &bull; [[meeting]] &bull; [[memory]] &bull; [[metal]] &bull; [[middle]] &bull; [[military]] &bull; [[milk]] &bull; [[mind]] &bull; [[mine]] &bull; [[minute]] &bull; [[mist]] &bull; [[mixed]] &bull; [[money]] &bull; [[monkey]] &bull; [[month]] &bull; [[moon]] &bull; [[morning]] &bull; [[mother]] &bull; [[motion]] &bull; [[mountain]] &bull; [[mouth]] &bull; [[move]] &bull; [[much]] ([[more]], [[most]]) &bull; [[muscle]] &bull; [[music]] == [[N]] == [[nail]] &bull; [[name]] &bull; [[narrow]] &bull; [[nation]] &bull; [[natural]] &bull; [[near]] &bull; [[necessary]] &bull; [[neck]] &bull; [[need]] &bull; [[needle]] &bull; [[nerve]] &bull; [[net]] &bull; [[new]] &bull; [[news]] &bull; [[night]] &bull; [[no]] &bull; [[noise]] &bull; [[normal]] &bull; [[north]] &bull; [[nose]] &bull; [[not]] &bull; [[note]] &bull; [[now]] &bull; [[number]] &bull; [[nut]] == [[O]] == [[observation]] &bull; [[of]] &bull; [[off]] &bull; [[offer]] &bull; [[office]] &bull; [[oil]] &bull; [[old]] &bull; [[on]] &bull; [[only]] &bull; [[open]] &bull; [[operation]] &bull; [[opposite]] &bull; [[opinion]] &bull; [[other]] &bull; [[or]] &bull; [[orange]] &bull; [[order]] &bull; [[organization]] &bull; [[ornament]] &bull; [[out]] &bull; [[oven]] &bull; [[over]] &bull; [[owner]] == [[P]] == [[page]] &bull; [[pain]] &bull; [[paint]] &bull; [[paper]] &bull; [[parallel]] &bull; [[parcel]] &bull; [[part]] &bull; [[past]] &bull; [[paste]] &bull; [[payment]] &bull; [[peace]] &bull; [[pen]] &bull; [[pencil]] &bull; [[person]] &bull; [[physical]] &bull; [[picture]] &bull; [[pig]] &bull; [[pin]] &bull; [[pipe]] &bull; [[place]] &bull; [[plane]] &bull; [[plant]] &bull; [[plate]] &bull; [[play]] &bull; [[please]] &bull; [[pleasure]] &bull; [[plough]]/[[plow]] &bull; [[pocket]] &bull; [[point]] &bull; [[poison]] &bull; [[polish]] &bull; [[political]] &bull; [[poor]] &bull; [[porter]] &bull; [[position]] &bull; [[possible]] &bull; [[pot]] &bull; [[potato]] &bull; [[powder]] &bull; [[power]] &bull; [[present]] &bull; [[price]] &bull; [[print]] &bull; [[prison]] &bull; [[private]] &bull; [[probable]] &bull; [[process]] &bull; [[produce]] &bull; [[profit]] &bull; [[property]] &bull; [[prose]] &bull; [[protest]] &bull; [[public]] &bull; [[pull]] &bull; [[pump]] &bull; [[punishment]] &bull; [[purpose]] &bull; [[push]] &bull; [[put]] == [[Q]] == [[quality]] &bull; [[question]] &bull; [[quick]] &bull; [[quiet]] &bull; [[quite]] == [[R]] == [[rail]] &bull; [[rain]] &bull; [[range]] &bull; [[rat]] &bull; [[rate]] &bull; [[ray]] &bull; [[reaction]] &bull; [[red]] &bull; [[reading]] &bull; [[ready]] &bull; [[reason]] &bull; [[receipt]] &bull; [[record]] &bull; [[regret]] &bull; [[regular]] &bull; [[relation]] &bull; [[religion]] &bull; [[representative]] &bull; [[request]] &bull; [[respect]] &bull; [[responsible]] &bull; [[rest]] &bull; [[reward]] &bull; [[rhythm]] &bull; [[rice]] &bull; [[right]] &bull; [[ring]] &bull; [[river]] &bull; [[road]] &bull; [[rod]] &bull; [[roll]] &bull; [[roof]] &bull; [[room]] &bull; [[root]] &bull; [[rough]] &bull; [[round]] &bull; [[rub]] &bull; [[rule]] &bull; [[run]] == [[S]] == [[sad]] &bull; [[safe]] &bull; [[sail]] &bull; [[salt]] &bull; [[same]] &bull; [[sand]] &bull; [[say]] &bull; [[scale]] &bull; [[school]] &bull; [[science]] &bull; [[scissors]] &bull; [[screw]] &bull; [[sea]] &bull; [[seat]] &bull; [[second]] &bull; [[secret]] &bull; [[secretary]] &bull; [[see]] &bull; [[seed]] &bull; [[selection]] &bull; [[self]] &bull; [[send]] &bull; [[seem]] &bull; [[sense]] &bull; [[separate]] &bull; [[serious]] &bull; [[servant]] &bull; [[sex]] &bull; [[shade]] &bull; [[shake]] &bull; [[shame]] &bull; [[sharp]] &bull; [[sheep]] &bull; [[shelf]] &bull; [[ship]] &bull; [[shirt]] &bull; [[shock]] &bull; [[shoe]] &bull; [[short]] &bull; [[shut]] &bull; [[side]] &bull; [[sign]] &bull; [[silk]] &bull; [[silver]] &bull; [[simple]] &bull; [[sister]] &bull; [[size]] &bull; [[skin]] &bull; [[skirt]] &bull; [[sky]] &bull; [[sleep]] &bull; [[slip]] &bull; [[slope]] &bull; [[slow]] &bull; [[small]] &bull; [[smash]] &bull; [[smell]] &bull; [[smile]] &bull; [[smoke]] &bull; [[smooth]] &bull; [[snake]] &bull; [[sneeze]] &bull; [[snow]] &bull; [[so]] &bull; [[soap]] &bull; [[society]] &bull; [[sock]] &bull; [[soft]] &bull; [[solid]] &bull; [[some]] &bull; [[son]] &bull; [[song]] &bull; [[sort]] &bull; [[sound]] &bull; [[south]] &bull; [[soup]] &bull; [[space]] &bull; [[spade]] &bull; [[special]] &bull; [[sponge]] &bull; [[spoon]] &bull; [[spring]] &bull; [[square]] &bull; [[stamp]] &bull; [[stage]] &bull; [[star]] &bull; [[start]] &bull; [[statement]] &bull; [[station]] &bull; [[steam]] &bull; [[stem]] &bull; [[steel]] &bull; [[step]] &bull; [[stick]] &bull; [[still]] &bull; [[stitch]] &bull; [[stocking]] &bull; [[stomach]] &bull; [[stone]] &bull; [[stop]] &bull; [[store]] &bull; [[story]] &bull; [[strange]] &bull; [[street]] &bull; [[stretch]] &bull; [[sticky]] &bull; [[stiff]] &bull; [[straight]] &bull; [[strong]] &bull; [[structure]] &bull; [[substance]] &bull; [[sugar]] &bull; [[suggestion]] &bull; [[summer]] &bull; [[support]] &bull; [[surprise]] &bull; [[such]] &bull; [[sudden]] &bull; [[sun]] &bull; [[sweet]] &bull; [[swim]] &bull; [[system]] == [[T]] == [[table]] &bull; [[tail]] &bull; [[take]] &bull; [[talk]] &bull; [[tall]] &bull; [[taste]] &bull; [[tax]] &bull; [[teaching]] &bull; [[tendency]] &bull; [[test]] &bull; [[than]] &bull; [[that]] &bull; [[the]] &bull; [[then]] &bull; [[theory]] &bull; [[there]] &bull; [[thick]] &bull; [[thin]] &bull; [[thing]] &bull; [[this]] &bull; [[thought]] &bull; [[thread]] &bull; [[throat]] &bull; [[though]] &bull; [[through]] &bull; [[thumb]] &bull; [[thunder]] &bull; [[ticket]] &bull; [[tight]] &bull; [[tired]] &bull; [[till]] &bull; [[time]] &bull; [[tin]] &bull; [[to]] &bull; [[toe]] &bull; [[together]] &bull; [[tomorrow]] &bull; [[tongue]] &bull; [[tooth]] &bull; [[top]] &bull; [[touch]] &bull; [[town]] &bull; [[trade]] &bull; [[train]] &bull; [[transport]] &bull; [[tray]] &bull; [[tree]] &bull; [[trick]] &bull; [[trousers]] &bull; [[true]] &bull; [[trouble]] &bull; [[turn]] &bull; [[twist]] == [[U]] == [[umbrella]] &bull; [[under]] &bull; [[unit]] &bull; [[use]] &bull; [[up]] == [[V]] == [[value]] &bull; [[verse]] &bull; [[very]] &bull; [[vessel]] &bull; [[view]] &bull; [[violent]] &bull; [[voice]] == [[W]] == [[walk]] &bull; [[wall]] &bull; [[waiting]] &bull; [[war]] &bull; [[warm]] &bull; [[wash]] &bull; [[waste]] &bull; [[watch]] &bull; [[water]] &bull; [[wave]] &bull; [[wax]] &bull; [[way]] &bull; [[weather]] &bull; [[week]] &bull; [[weight]] &bull; [[well]] &bull; [[west]] &bull; [[wet]] &bull; [[wheel]] &bull; [[when]] &bull; [[where]] &bull; [[while]] &bull; [[whip]] &bull; [[whistle]] &bull; [[white]] &bull; [[who]] &bull; [[why]] &bull; [[wide]] &bull; [[will]] &bull; [[wind]] &bull; [[window]] &bull; [[wine]] &bull; [[wing]] &bull; [[winter]] &bull; [[wire]] &bull; [[wise]] &bull; [[with]] &bull; [[woman]] &bull; [[wood]] &bull; [[wool]] &bull; [[word]] &bull; [[work]] &bull; [[worm]] &bull; [[wound]] &bull; [[writing]] &bull; [[wrong]] == [[X]] == (none) == [[Y]] == [[year]] &bull; [[yellow]] &bull; [[yes]] &bull; [[yesterday]] &bull; [[you]] &bull; [[young]] == [[Z]] == (none) {{TOC}} ===See also=== *[[Wiktionary:Basic English ordered wordlist]] *[[Wiktionary:Basic English picture wordlist]] *[[Wiktionary:Extended Basic English alphabetical wordlist]] also known as the BE1500 **[[Wiktionary:Basic English international wordlist]] **[[Wiktionary:Basic English compound wordlist]] ===External Links=== [http://ogden.basic-english.org/wordthere.html Derivative words considered to be part of the Basic English 850 list] [[Category:Wordlists]] 6627 2006-05-21T03:14:13Z Cromwellt 61 fixed cat order {{Shortcut|<center>WT:BE850<br>BE850</center>}} '''This is a list of the 850 words of Charles Kay Ogden's Basic English, in alphabetical order.''' If you're looking for an entry to create, this might be a good place to start. __NOTOC__ {{TOC}} == [[A]] == [[a]] &bull; [[able]] &bull; [[about]] &bull; [[account]] &bull; [[acid]] &bull; [[across]] &bull; [[act]] &bull; [[addition]] &bull; [[adjustment]] &bull; [[advertisement]] &bull; [[agreement]] &bull; [[after]] &bull; [[again]] &bull; [[against]] &bull; [[air]] &bull; [[all]] &bull; [[almost]] &bull; [[among]] &bull; [[amount]] &bull; [[amusement]] &bull; [[and]] &bull; [[angle]] &bull; [[angry]] &bull; [[animal]] &bull; [[answer]] &bull; [[ant]] &bull; [[any]] &bull; [[apparatus]] &bull; [[apple]] &bull; [[approval]] &bull; [[arch]] &bull; [[argument]] &bull; [[arm]] &bull; [[army]] &bull; [[art]] &bull; [[as]] &bull; [[at]] &bull; [[attack]] &bull; [[attempt]] &bull; [[attention]] &bull; [[attraction]] &bull; [[authority]] &bull; [[automatic]] &bull; [[awake]] == [[B]] == [[baby]] &bull; [[back]] &bull; [[bad]] &bull; [[bag]] &bull; [[balance]] &bull; [[ball]] &bull; [[band]] &bull; [[base]] &bull; [[basin]] &bull; [[basket]] &bull; [[bathing|bath]] &bull; [[be]] &bull; [[beautiful]] &bull; [[because]] &bull; [[bed]] &bull; [[bee]] &bull; [[before]] &bull; [[behavior]] &bull; [[belief]] &bull; [[bell]] &bull; [[bent]] &bull; [[berry]] &bull; [[between]] &bull; [[bird]] &bull; [[birth]] &bull; [[bit]] &bull; [[bite]] &bull; [[bitter]] &bull; [[black]] &bull; [[blade]] &bull; [[blood]] &bull; [[blow]] &bull; [[blue]] &bull; [[board]] &bull; [[boat]] &bull; [[body]] &bull; [[boiling]] &bull; [[bone]] &bull; [[book]] &bull; [[boot]] &bull; [[bottle]] &bull; [[box]] &bull; [[boy]] &bull; [[brain]] &bull; [[brake]] &bull; [[branch]] &bull; [[brass]] &bull; [[bread]] &bull; [[breath]] &bull; [[brick]] &bull; [[bridge]] &bull; [[bright]] &bull; [[broken]] &bull; [[brother]] &bull; [[brown]] &bull; [[brush]] &bull; [[bucket]] &bull; [[building]] &bull; [[bulb]] &bull; [[burn]] &bull; [[burst]] &bull; [[business]] &bull; [[but]] &bull; [[butter]] &bull; [[button]] &bull; [[by]] == [[C]] == [[cake]] &bull; [[camera]] &bull; [[canvas]] &bull; [[card]] &bull; [[care]] &bull; [[carriage]] &bull; [[cart]] &bull; [[cat]] &bull; [[cause]] &bull; [[certain]] &bull; [[chain]] &bull; [[chalk]] &bull; [[chance]] &bull; [[change]] &bull; [[cheap]] &bull; [[cheese]] &bull; [[chemical]] &bull; [[chest]] &bull; [[chief]] &bull; [[chin]] &bull; [[church]] &bull; [[circle]] &bull; [[clean]] &bull; [[clear]] &bull; [[clock]] &bull; [[cloth]] &bull; [[cloud]] &bull; [[coal]] &bull; [[coat]] &bull; [[cold]] &bull; [[collar]] &bull; [[color]] &bull; [[comb]] &bull; [[come]] &bull; [[comfort]] &bull; [[committee]] &bull; [[common]] &bull; [[company]] &bull; [[comparison]] &bull; [[competition]] &bull; [[complete]] &bull; [[complex]] &bull; [[condition]] &bull; [[connection]] &bull; [[conscious]] &bull; [[control]] &bull; [[cook]] &bull; [[copper]] &bull; [[copy]] &bull; [[cord]] &bull; [[cork]] &bull; [[cotton]] &bull; [[cough]] &bull; [[country]] &bull; [[cover]] &bull; [[cow]] &bull; [[crack]] &bull; [[credit]] &bull; [[crime]] &bull; [[cruel]] &bull; [[crush]] &bull; [[cry]] &bull; [[cup]] &bull; [[current]] &bull; [[curtain]] &bull; [[curve]] &bull; [[cushion]] &bull; [[cut]] == [[D]] == [[damage]] &bull; [[danger]] &bull; [[dark]] &bull; [[daughter]] &bull; [[day]] &bull; [[dead]] &bull; [[dear]] &bull; [[death]] &bull; [[debt]] &bull; [[decision]] &bull; [[deep]] &bull; [[degree]] &bull; [[delicate]] &bull; [[dependent]] &bull; [[design]] &bull; [[desire]] &bull; [[destruction]] &bull; [[detail]] &bull; [[development]] &bull; [[different]] &bull; [[digestion]] &bull; [[direction]] &bull; [[dirty]] &bull; [[discovery]] &bull; [[discussion]] &bull; [[disease]] &bull; [[disgust]] &bull; [[distance]] &bull; [[distribution]] &bull; [[division]] &bull; [[do]] &bull; [[dog]] &bull; [[door]] &bull; [[down]] &bull; [[doubt]] &bull; [[drain]] &bull; [[drawer]] &bull; [[dress]] &bull; [[drink]] &bull; [[driving]] &bull; [[drop]] &bull; [[dry]] &bull; [[dust]] == [[E]] == [[ear]] &bull; [[early]] &bull; [[earth]] &bull; [[east]] &bull; [[edge]] &bull; [[education]] &bull; [[effect]] &bull; [[egg]] &bull; [[elastic]] &bull; [[electric]] &bull; [[end]] &bull; [[engine]] &bull; [[enough]] &bull; [[equal]] &bull; [[error]] &bull; [[even]] &bull; [[event]] &bull; [[ever]] &bull; [[every]] &bull; [[example]] &bull; [[exchange]] &bull; [[existence]] &bull; [[expansion]] &bull; [[experience]] &bull; [[expert]] &bull; [[eye]] == [[F]] == [[face]] &bull; [[fact]] &bull; [[fall]] &bull; [[false]] &bull; [[family]] &bull; [[far]] &bull; [[farm]] &bull; [[fat]] &bull; [[father]] &bull; [[fear]] &bull; [[feather]] &bull; [[feeble]] &bull; [[feeling]] &bull; [[female]] &bull; [[fertile]] &bull; [[fiction]] &bull; [[field]] &bull; [[fight]] &bull; [[finger]] &bull; [[fire]] &bull; [[first]] &bull; [[fish]] &bull; [[fixed]] &bull; [[flag]] &bull; [[flame]] &bull; [[flat]] &bull; [[flight]] &bull; [[floor]] &bull; [[flower]] &bull; [[fly]] &bull; [[fold]] &bull; [[food]] &bull; [[foolish]] &bull; [[foot]] &bull; [[for]] &bull; [[force]] &bull; [[fork]] &bull; [[form]] &bull; [[forward]] &bull; [[fowl]] &bull; [[frame]] &bull; [[free]] &bull; [[frequent]] &bull; [[friend]] &bull; [[from]] &bull; [[front]] &bull; [[fruit]] &bull; [[full]] &bull; [[future]] == [[G]] == [[garden]] &bull; [[general]] &bull; [[get]] &bull; [[girl]] &bull; [[give]] &bull; [[glass]] &bull; [[glove]] &bull; [[go]] &bull; [[goat]] &bull; [[gold]] &bull; [[goodness|good]] &bull; [[government]] &bull; [[grain]] &bull; [[grass]] &bull; [[great]] &bull; [[green]] &bull; [[grey]]/[[gray]] &bull; [[grip]] &bull; [[group]] &bull; [[growth]] &bull; [[guide]] &bull; [[gun]] == [[H]] == [[hair]] &bull; [[hammer]] &bull; [[hand]] &bull; [[hanging]] &bull; [[happy]] &bull; [[harbor]] &bull; [[hard]] &bull; [[harmony]] &bull; [[hat]] &bull; [[hate]] &bull; [[have]] &bull; [[he]] &bull; [[head]] &bull; [[healthy]] &bull; [[hearing]] &bull; [[heart]] &bull; [[heat]] &bull; [[help]] &bull; [[here]] &bull; [[high]] &bull; [[history]] &bull; [[hole]] &bull; [[hollow]] &bull; [[hook]] &bull; [[hope]] &bull; [[horn]] &bull; [[horse]] &bull; [[hospital]] &bull; [[hour]] &bull; [[house]] &bull; [[how]] &bull; [[humor]] == [[I]] == [[I]] &bull; [[ice]] &bull; [[idea]] &bull; [[if]] &bull; [[ill]] &bull; [[important]] &bull; [[impulse]] &bull; [[in]] &bull; [[increase]] &bull; [[industry]] &bull; [[ink]] &bull; [[insect]] &bull; [[instrument]] &bull; [[insurance]] &bull; [[interest]] &bull; [[invention]] &bull; [[iron]] &bull; [[island]] == [[J]] == [[jelly]] &bull; [[jewel]] &bull; [[join]] &bull; [[journey]] &bull; [[judge]] &bull; [[jump]] == [[K]] == [[keep]] &bull; [[kettle]] &bull; [[key]] &bull; [[kick]] &bull; [[kind]] &bull; [[kiss]] &bull; [[knee]] &bull; [[knife]] &bull; [[knot]] &bull; [[knowledge]] == [[L]] == [[land]] &bull; [[language]] &bull; [[last]] &bull; [[late]] &bull; [[laugh]] &bull; [[law]] &bull; [[lead]] &bull; [[leaf]] &bull; [[learning]] &bull; [[leather]] &bull; [[left]] &bull; [[leg]] &bull; [[let]] &bull; [[letter]] &bull; [[level]] &bull; [[library]] &bull; [[lift]] &bull; [[light]] &bull; [[like]] &bull; [[limit]] &bull; [[line]] &bull; [[linen]] &bull; [[lip]] &bull; [[liquid]] &bull; [[list]] &bull; [[little]] ([[less]], [[least]]) &bull; [[living]] &bull; [[lock]] &bull; [[long]] &bull; [[look]] &bull; [[loose]] &bull; [[loss]] &bull; [[loud]] &bull; [[love]] &bull; [[low]] == [[M]] == [[machine]] &bull; [[make]] &bull; [[male]] &bull; [[man]] &bull; [[manager]] &bull; [[map]] &bull; [[mark]] &bull; [[market]] &bull; [[married]] &bull; [[match]] &bull; [[material]] &bull; [[mass]] &bull; [[may]] &bull; [[meal]] &bull; [[measure]] &bull; [[meat]] &bull; [[medical]] &bull; [[meeting]] &bull; [[memory]] &bull; [[metal]] &bull; [[middle]] &bull; [[military]] &bull; [[milk]] &bull; [[mind]] &bull; [[mine]] &bull; [[minute]] &bull; [[mist]] &bull; [[mixed]] &bull; [[money]] &bull; [[monkey]] &bull; [[month]] &bull; [[moon]] &bull; [[morning]] &bull; [[mother]] &bull; [[motion]] &bull; [[mountain]] &bull; [[mouth]] &bull; [[move]] &bull; [[much]] ([[more]], [[most]]) &bull; [[muscle]] &bull; [[music]] == [[N]] == [[nail]] &bull; [[name]] &bull; [[narrow]] &bull; [[nation]] &bull; [[natural]] &bull; [[near]] &bull; [[necessary]] &bull; [[neck]] &bull; [[need]] &bull; [[needle]] &bull; [[nerve]] &bull; [[net]] &bull; [[new]] &bull; [[news]] &bull; [[night]] &bull; [[no]] &bull; [[noise]] &bull; [[normal]] &bull; [[north]] &bull; [[nose]] &bull; [[not]] &bull; [[note]] &bull; [[now]] &bull; [[number]] &bull; [[nut]] == [[O]] == [[observation]] &bull; [[of]] &bull; [[off]] &bull; [[offer]] &bull; [[office]] &bull; [[oil]] &bull; [[old]] &bull; [[on]] &bull; [[only]] &bull; [[open]] &bull; [[operation]] &bull; [[opposite]] &bull; [[opinion]] &bull; [[other]] &bull; [[or]] &bull; [[orange]] &bull; [[order]] &bull; [[organization]] &bull; [[ornament]] &bull; [[out]] &bull; [[oven]] &bull; [[over]] &bull; [[owner]] == [[P]] == [[page]] &bull; [[pain]] &bull; [[paint]] &bull; [[paper]] &bull; [[parallel]] &bull; [[parcel]] &bull; [[part]] &bull; [[past]] &bull; [[paste]] &bull; [[payment]] &bull; [[peace]] &bull; [[pen]] &bull; [[pencil]] &bull; [[person]] &bull; [[physical]] &bull; [[picture]] &bull; [[pig]] &bull; [[pin]] &bull; [[pipe]] &bull; [[place]] &bull; [[plane]] &bull; [[plant]] &bull; [[plate]] &bull; [[play]] &bull; [[please]] &bull; [[pleasure]] &bull; [[plough]]/[[plow]] &bull; [[pocket]] &bull; [[point]] &bull; [[poison]] &bull; [[polish]] &bull; [[political]] &bull; [[poor]] &bull; [[porter]] &bull; [[position]] &bull; [[possible]] &bull; [[pot]] &bull; [[potato]] &bull; [[powder]] &bull; [[power]] &bull; [[present]] &bull; [[price]] &bull; [[print]] &bull; [[prison]] &bull; [[private]] &bull; [[probable]] &bull; [[process]] &bull; [[produce]] &bull; [[profit]] &bull; [[property]] &bull; [[prose]] &bull; [[protest]] &bull; [[public]] &bull; [[pull]] &bull; [[pump]] &bull; [[punishment]] &bull; [[purpose]] &bull; [[push]] &bull; [[put]] == [[Q]] == [[quality]] &bull; [[question]] &bull; [[quick]] &bull; [[quiet]] &bull; [[quite]] == [[R]] == [[rail]] &bull; [[rain]] &bull; [[range]] &bull; [[rat]] &bull; [[rate]] &bull; [[ray]] &bull; [[reaction]] &bull; [[red]] &bull; [[reading]] &bull; [[ready]] &bull; [[reason]] &bull; [[receipt]] &bull; [[record]] &bull; [[regret]] &bull; [[regular]] &bull; [[relation]] &bull; [[religion]] &bull; [[representative]] &bull; [[request]] &bull; [[respect]] &bull; [[responsible]] &bull; [[rest]] &bull; [[reward]] &bull; [[rhythm]] &bull; [[rice]] &bull; [[right]] &bull; [[ring]] &bull; [[river]] &bull; [[road]] &bull; [[rod]] &bull; [[roll]] &bull; [[roof]] &bull; [[room]] &bull; [[root]] &bull; [[rough]] &bull; [[round]] &bull; [[rub]] &bull; [[rule]] &bull; [[run]] == [[S]] == [[sad]] &bull; [[safe]] &bull; [[sail]] &bull; [[salt]] &bull; [[same]] &bull; [[sand]] &bull; [[say]] &bull; [[scale]] &bull; [[school]] &bull; [[science]] &bull; [[scissors]] &bull; [[screw]] &bull; [[sea]] &bull; [[seat]] &bull; [[second]] &bull; [[secret]] &bull; [[secretary]] &bull; [[see]] &bull; [[seed]] &bull; [[selection]] &bull; [[self]] &bull; [[send]] &bull; [[seem]] &bull; [[sense]] &bull; [[separate]] &bull; [[serious]] &bull; [[servant]] &bull; [[sex]] &bull; [[shade]] &bull; [[shake]] &bull; [[shame]] &bull; [[sharp]] &bull; [[sheep]] &bull; [[shelf]] &bull; [[ship]] &bull; [[shirt]] &bull; [[shock]] &bull; [[shoe]] &bull; [[short]] &bull; [[shut]] &bull; [[side]] &bull; [[sign]] &bull; [[silk]] &bull; [[silver]] &bull; [[simple]] &bull; [[sister]] &bull; [[size]] &bull; [[skin]] &bull; [[skirt]] &bull; [[sky]] &bull; [[sleep]] &bull; [[slip]] &bull; [[slope]] &bull; [[slow]] &bull; [[small]] &bull; [[smash]] &bull; [[smell]] &bull; [[smile]] &bull; [[smoke]] &bull; [[smooth]] &bull; [[snake]] &bull; [[sneeze]] &bull; [[snow]] &bull; [[so]] &bull; [[soap]] &bull; [[society]] &bull; [[sock]] &bull; [[soft]] &bull; [[solid]] &bull; [[some]] &bull; [[son]] &bull; [[song]] &bull; [[sort]] &bull; [[sound]] &bull; [[south]] &bull; [[soup]] &bull; [[space]] &bull; [[spade]] &bull; [[special]] &bull; [[sponge]] &bull; [[spoon]] &bull; [[spring]] &bull; [[square]] &bull; [[stamp]] &bull; [[stage]] &bull; [[star]] &bull; [[start]] &bull; [[statement]] &bull; [[station]] &bull; [[steam]] &bull; [[stem]] &bull; [[steel]] &bull; [[step]] &bull; [[stick]] &bull; [[still]] &bull; [[stitch]] &bull; [[stocking]] &bull; [[stomach]] &bull; [[stone]] &bull; [[stop]] &bull; [[store]] &bull; [[story]] &bull; [[strange]] &bull; [[street]] &bull; [[stretch]] &bull; [[sticky]] &bull; [[stiff]] &bull; [[straight]] &bull; [[strong]] &bull; [[structure]] &bull; [[substance]] &bull; [[sugar]] &bull; [[suggestion]] &bull; [[summer]] &bull; [[support]] &bull; [[surprise]] &bull; [[such]] &bull; [[sudden]] &bull; [[sun]] &bull; [[sweet]] &bull; [[swim]] &bull; [[system]] == [[T]] == [[table]] &bull; [[tail]] &bull; [[take]] &bull; [[talk]] &bull; [[tall]] &bull; [[taste]] &bull; [[tax]] &bull; [[teaching]] &bull; [[tendency]] &bull; [[test]] &bull; [[than]] &bull; [[that]] &bull; [[the]] &bull; [[then]] &bull; [[theory]] &bull; [[there]] &bull; [[thick]] &bull; [[thin]] &bull; [[thing]] &bull; [[this]] &bull; [[thought]] &bull; [[thread]] &bull; [[throat]] &bull; [[though]] &bull; [[through]] &bull; [[thumb]] &bull; [[thunder]] &bull; [[ticket]] &bull; [[tight]] &bull; [[tired]] &bull; [[till]] &bull; [[time]] &bull; [[tin]] &bull; [[to]] &bull; [[toe]] &bull; [[together]] &bull; [[tomorrow]] &bull; [[tongue]] &bull; [[tooth]] &bull; [[top]] &bull; [[touch]] &bull; [[town]] &bull; [[trade]] &bull; [[train]] &bull; [[transport]] &bull; [[tray]] &bull; [[tree]] &bull; [[trick]] &bull; [[trousers]] &bull; [[true]] &bull; [[trouble]] &bull; [[turn]] &bull; [[twist]] == [[U]] == [[umbrella]] &bull; [[under]] &bull; [[unit]] &bull; [[use]] &bull; [[up]] == [[V]] == [[value]] &bull; [[verse]] &bull; [[very]] &bull; [[vessel]] &bull; [[view]] &bull; [[violent]] &bull; [[voice]] == [[W]] == [[walk]] &bull; [[wall]] &bull; [[waiting]] &bull; [[war]] &bull; [[warm]] &bull; [[wash]] &bull; [[waste]] &bull; [[watch]] &bull; [[water]] &bull; [[wave]] &bull; [[wax]] &bull; [[way]] &bull; [[weather]] &bull; [[week]] &bull; [[weight]] &bull; [[well]] &bull; [[west]] &bull; [[wet]] &bull; [[wheel]] &bull; [[when]] &bull; [[where]] &bull; [[while]] &bull; [[whip]] &bull; [[whistle]] &bull; [[white]] &bull; [[who]] &bull; [[why]] &bull; [[wide]] &bull; [[will]] &bull; [[wind]] &bull; [[window]] &bull; [[wine]] &bull; [[wing]] &bull; [[winter]] &bull; [[wire]] &bull; [[wise]] &bull; [[with]] &bull; [[woman]] &bull; [[wood]] &bull; [[wool]] &bull; [[word]] &bull; [[work]] &bull; [[worm]] &bull; [[wound]] &bull; [[writing]] &bull; [[wrong]] == [[X]] == (none) == [[Y]] == [[year]] &bull; [[yellow]] &bull; [[yes]] &bull; [[yesterday]] &bull; [[you]] &bull; [[young]] == [[Z]] == (none) {{TOC}} ===See also=== *[[Wiktionary:Basic English ordered wordlist]] *[[Wiktionary:Basic English picture wordlist]] *[[Wiktionary:Extended Basic English alphabetical wordlist]] also known as the BE1500 **[[Wiktionary:Basic English international wordlist]] **[[Wiktionary:Basic English compound wordlist]] ===External Links=== [http://ogden.basic-english.org/wordthere.html Derivative words considered to be part of the Basic English 850 list] [[Category:Wordlists|B]] 6632 2006-05-21T03:17:39Z Cromwellt 61 fixed cat order {{Shortcut|<center>WT:BE850<br>BE850</center>}} '''This is a list of the 850 words of Charles Kay Ogden's Basic English, in alphabetical order.''' If you're looking for an entry to create, this might be a good place to start. __NOTOC__ {{TOC}} == [[A]] == [[a]] &bull; [[able]] &bull; [[about]] &bull; [[account]] &bull; [[acid]] &bull; [[across]] &bull; [[act]] &bull; [[addition]] &bull; [[adjustment]] &bull; [[advertisement]] &bull; [[agreement]] &bull; [[after]] &bull; [[again]] &bull; [[against]] &bull; [[air]] &bull; [[all]] &bull; [[almost]] &bull; [[among]] &bull; [[amount]] &bull; [[amusement]] &bull; [[and]] &bull; [[angle]] &bull; [[angry]] &bull; [[animal]] &bull; [[answer]] &bull; [[ant]] &bull; [[any]] &bull; [[apparatus]] &bull; [[apple]] &bull; [[approval]] &bull; [[arch]] &bull; [[argument]] &bull; [[arm]] &bull; [[army]] &bull; [[art]] &bull; [[as]] &bull; [[at]] &bull; [[attack]] &bull; [[attempt]] &bull; [[attention]] &bull; [[attraction]] &bull; [[authority]] &bull; [[automatic]] &bull; [[awake]] == [[B]] == [[baby]] &bull; [[back]] &bull; [[bad]] &bull; [[bag]] &bull; [[balance]] &bull; [[ball]] &bull; [[band]] &bull; [[base]] &bull; [[basin]] &bull; [[basket]] &bull; [[bathing|bath]] &bull; [[be]] &bull; [[beautiful]] &bull; [[because]] &bull; [[bed]] &bull; [[bee]] &bull; [[before]] &bull; [[behavior]] &bull; [[belief]] &bull; [[bell]] &bull; [[bent]] &bull; [[berry]] &bull; [[between]] &bull; [[bird]] &bull; [[birth]] &bull; [[bit]] &bull; [[bite]] &bull; [[bitter]] &bull; [[black]] &bull; [[blade]] &bull; [[blood]] &bull; [[blow]] &bull; [[blue]] &bull; [[board]] &bull; [[boat]] &bull; [[body]] &bull; [[boiling]] &bull; [[bone]] &bull; [[book]] &bull; [[boot]] &bull; [[bottle]] &bull; [[box]] &bull; [[boy]] &bull; [[brain]] &bull; [[brake]] &bull; [[branch]] &bull; [[brass]] &bull; [[bread]] &bull; [[breath]] &bull; [[brick]] &bull; [[bridge]] &bull; [[bright]] &bull; [[broken]] &bull; [[brother]] &bull; [[brown]] &bull; [[brush]] &bull; [[bucket]] &bull; [[building]] &bull; [[bulb]] &bull; [[burn]] &bull; [[burst]] &bull; [[business]] &bull; [[but]] &bull; [[butter]] &bull; [[button]] &bull; [[by]] == [[C]] == [[cake]] &bull; [[camera]] &bull; [[canvas]] &bull; [[card]] &bull; [[care]] &bull; [[carriage]] &bull; [[cart]] &bull; [[cat]] &bull; [[cause]] &bull; [[certain]] &bull; [[chain]] &bull; [[chalk]] &bull; [[chance]] &bull; [[change]] &bull; [[cheap]] &bull; [[cheese]] &bull; [[chemical]] &bull; [[chest]] &bull; [[chief]] &bull; [[chin]] &bull; [[church]] &bull; [[circle]] &bull; [[clean]] &bull; [[clear]] &bull; [[clock]] &bull; [[cloth]] &bull; [[cloud]] &bull; [[coal]] &bull; [[coat]] &bull; [[cold]] &bull; [[collar]] &bull; [[color]] &bull; [[comb]] &bull; [[come]] &bull; [[comfort]] &bull; [[committee]] &bull; [[common]] &bull; [[company]] &bull; [[comparison]] &bull; [[competition]] &bull; [[complete]] &bull; [[complex]] &bull; [[condition]] &bull; [[connection]] &bull; [[conscious]] &bull; [[control]] &bull; [[cook]] &bull; [[copper]] &bull; [[copy]] &bull; [[cord]] &bull; [[cork]] &bull; [[cotton]] &bull; [[cough]] &bull; [[country]] &bull; [[cover]] &bull; [[cow]] &bull; [[crack]] &bull; [[credit]] &bull; [[crime]] &bull; [[cruel]] &bull; [[crush]] &bull; [[cry]] &bull; [[cup]] &bull; [[current]] &bull; [[curtain]] &bull; [[curve]] &bull; [[cushion]] &bull; [[cut]] == [[D]] == [[damage]] &bull; [[danger]] &bull; [[dark]] &bull; [[daughter]] &bull; [[day]] &bull; [[dead]] &bull; [[dear]] &bull; [[death]] &bull; [[debt]] &bull; [[decision]] &bull; [[deep]] &bull; [[degree]] &bull; [[delicate]] &bull; [[dependent]] &bull; [[design]] &bull; [[desire]] &bull; [[destruction]] &bull; [[detail]] &bull; [[development]] &bull; [[different]] &bull; [[digestion]] &bull; [[direction]] &bull; [[dirty]] &bull; [[discovery]] &bull; [[discussion]] &bull; [[disease]] &bull; [[disgust]] &bull; [[distance]] &bull; [[distribution]] &bull; [[division]] &bull; [[do]] &bull; [[dog]] &bull; [[door]] &bull; [[down]] &bull; [[doubt]] &bull; [[drain]] &bull; [[drawer]] &bull; [[dress]] &bull; [[drink]] &bull; [[driving]] &bull; [[drop]] &bull; [[dry]] &bull; [[dust]] == [[E]] == [[ear]] &bull; [[early]] &bull; [[earth]] &bull; [[east]] &bull; [[edge]] &bull; [[education]] &bull; [[effect]] &bull; [[egg]] &bull; [[elastic]] &bull; [[electric]] &bull; [[end]] &bull; [[engine]] &bull; [[enough]] &bull; [[equal]] &bull; [[error]] &bull; [[even]] &bull; [[event]] &bull; [[ever]] &bull; [[every]] &bull; [[example]] &bull; [[exchange]] &bull; [[existence]] &bull; [[expansion]] &bull; [[experience]] &bull; [[expert]] &bull; [[eye]] == [[F]] == [[face]] &bull; [[fact]] &bull; [[fall]] &bull; [[false]] &bull; [[family]] &bull; [[far]] &bull; [[farm]] &bull; [[fat]] &bull; [[father]] &bull; [[fear]] &bull; [[feather]] &bull; [[feeble]] &bull; [[feeling]] &bull; [[female]] &bull; [[fertile]] &bull; [[fiction]] &bull; [[field]] &bull; [[fight]] &bull; [[finger]] &bull; [[fire]] &bull; [[first]] &bull; [[fish]] &bull; [[fixed]] &bull; [[flag]] &bull; [[flame]] &bull; [[flat]] &bull; [[flight]] &bull; [[floor]] &bull; [[flower]] &bull; [[fly]] &bull; [[fold]] &bull; [[food]] &bull; [[foolish]] &bull; [[foot]] &bull; [[for]] &bull; [[force]] &bull; [[fork]] &bull; [[form]] &bull; [[forward]] &bull; [[fowl]] &bull; [[frame]] &bull; [[free]] &bull; [[frequent]] &bull; [[friend]] &bull; [[from]] &bull; [[front]] &bull; [[fruit]] &bull; [[full]] &bull; [[future]] == [[G]] == [[garden]] &bull; [[general]] &bull; [[get]] &bull; [[girl]] &bull; [[give]] &bull; [[glass]] &bull; [[glove]] &bull; [[go]] &bull; [[goat]] &bull; [[gold]] &bull; [[goodness|good]] &bull; [[government]] &bull; [[grain]] &bull; [[grass]] &bull; [[great]] &bull; [[green]] &bull; [[grey]]/[[gray]] &bull; [[grip]] &bull; [[group]] &bull; [[growth]] &bull; [[guide]] &bull; [[gun]] == [[H]] == [[hair]] &bull; [[hammer]] &bull; [[hand]] &bull; [[hanging]] &bull; [[happy]] &bull; [[harbor]] &bull; [[hard]] &bull; [[harmony]] &bull; [[hat]] &bull; [[hate]] &bull; [[have]] &bull; [[he]] &bull; [[head]] &bull; [[healthy]] &bull; [[hearing]] &bull; [[heart]] &bull; [[heat]] &bull; [[help]] &bull; [[here]] &bull; [[high]] &bull; [[history]] &bull; [[hole]] &bull; [[hollow]] &bull; [[hook]] &bull; [[hope]] &bull; [[horn]] &bull; [[horse]] &bull; [[hospital]] &bull; [[hour]] &bull; [[house]] &bull; [[how]] &bull; [[humor]] == [[I]] == [[I]] &bull; [[ice]] &bull; [[idea]] &bull; [[if]] &bull; [[ill]] &bull; [[important]] &bull; [[impulse]] &bull; [[in]] &bull; [[increase]] &bull; [[industry]] &bull; [[ink]] &bull; [[insect]] &bull; [[instrument]] &bull; [[insurance]] &bull; [[interest]] &bull; [[invention]] &bull; [[iron]] &bull; [[island]] == [[J]] == [[jelly]] &bull; [[jewel]] &bull; [[join]] &bull; [[journey]] &bull; [[judge]] &bull; [[jump]] == [[K]] == [[keep]] &bull; [[kettle]] &bull; [[key]] &bull; [[kick]] &bull; [[kind]] &bull; [[kiss]] &bull; [[knee]] &bull; [[knife]] &bull; [[knot]] &bull; [[knowledge]] == [[L]] == [[land]] &bull; [[language]] &bull; [[last]] &bull; [[late]] &bull; [[laugh]] &bull; [[law]] &bull; [[lead]] &bull; [[leaf]] &bull; [[learning]] &bull; [[leather]] &bull; [[left]] &bull; [[leg]] &bull; [[let]] &bull; [[letter]] &bull; [[level]] &bull; [[library]] &bull; [[lift]] &bull; [[light]] &bull; [[like]] &bull; [[limit]] &bull; [[line]] &bull; [[linen]] &bull; [[lip]] &bull; [[liquid]] &bull; [[list]] &bull; [[little]] ([[less]], [[least]]) &bull; [[living]] &bull; [[lock]] &bull; [[long]] &bull; [[look]] &bull; [[loose]] &bull; [[loss]] &bull; [[loud]] &bull; [[love]] &bull; [[low]] == [[M]] == [[machine]] &bull; [[make]] &bull; [[male]] &bull; [[man]] &bull; [[manager]] &bull; [[map]] &bull; [[mark]] &bull; [[market]] &bull; [[married]] &bull; [[match]] &bull; [[material]] &bull; [[mass]] &bull; [[may]] &bull; [[meal]] &bull; [[measure]] &bull; [[meat]] &bull; [[medical]] &bull; [[meeting]] &bull; [[memory]] &bull; [[metal]] &bull; [[middle]] &bull; [[military]] &bull; [[milk]] &bull; [[mind]] &bull; [[mine]] &bull; [[minute]] &bull; [[mist]] &bull; [[mixed]] &bull; [[money]] &bull; [[monkey]] &bull; [[month]] &bull; [[moon]] &bull; [[morning]] &bull; [[mother]] &bull; [[motion]] &bull; [[mountain]] &bull; [[mouth]] &bull; [[move]] &bull; [[much]] ([[more]], [[most]]) &bull; [[muscle]] &bull; [[music]] == [[N]] == [[nail]] &bull; [[name]] &bull; [[narrow]] &bull; [[nation]] &bull; [[natural]] &bull; [[near]] &bull; [[necessary]] &bull; [[neck]] &bull; [[need]] &bull; [[needle]] &bull; [[nerve]] &bull; [[net]] &bull; [[new]] &bull; [[news]] &bull; [[night]] &bull; [[no]] &bull; [[noise]] &bull; [[normal]] &bull; [[north]] &bull; [[nose]] &bull; [[not]] &bull; [[note]] &bull; [[now]] &bull; [[number]] &bull; [[nut]] == [[O]] == [[observation]] &bull; [[of]] &bull; [[off]] &bull; [[offer]] &bull; [[office]] &bull; [[oil]] &bull; [[old]] &bull; [[on]] &bull; [[only]] &bull; [[open]] &bull; [[operation]] &bull; [[opposite]] &bull; [[opinion]] &bull; [[other]] &bull; [[or]] &bull; [[orange]] &bull; [[order]] &bull; [[organization]] &bull; [[ornament]] &bull; [[out]] &bull; [[oven]] &bull; [[over]] &bull; [[owner]] == [[P]] == [[page]] &bull; [[pain]] &bull; [[paint]] &bull; [[paper]] &bull; [[parallel]] &bull; [[parcel]] &bull; [[part]] &bull; [[past]] &bull; [[paste]] &bull; [[payment]] &bull; [[peace]] &bull; [[pen]] &bull; [[pencil]] &bull; [[person]] &bull; [[physical]] &bull; [[picture]] &bull; [[pig]] &bull; [[pin]] &bull; [[pipe]] &bull; [[place]] &bull; [[plane]] &bull; [[plant]] &bull; [[plate]] &bull; [[play]] &bull; [[please]] &bull; [[pleasure]] &bull; [[plough]]/[[plow]] &bull; [[pocket]] &bull; [[point]] &bull; [[poison]] &bull; [[polish]] &bull; [[political]] &bull; [[poor]] &bull; [[porter]] &bull; [[position]] &bull; [[possible]] &bull; [[pot]] &bull; [[potato]] &bull; [[powder]] &bull; [[power]] &bull; [[present]] &bull; [[price]] &bull; [[print]] &bull; [[prison]] &bull; [[private]] &bull; [[probable]] &bull; [[process]] &bull; [[produce]] &bull; [[profit]] &bull; [[property]] &bull; [[prose]] &bull; [[protest]] &bull; [[public]] &bull; [[pull]] &bull; [[pump]] &bull; [[punishment]] &bull; [[purpose]] &bull; [[push]] &bull; [[put]] == [[Q]] == [[quality]] &bull; [[question]] &bull; [[quick]] &bull; [[quiet]] &bull; [[quite]] == [[R]] == [[rail]] &bull; [[rain]] &bull; [[range]] &bull; [[rat]] &bull; [[rate]] &bull; [[ray]] &bull; [[reaction]] &bull; [[red]] &bull; [[reading]] &bull; [[ready]] &bull; [[reason]] &bull; [[receipt]] &bull; [[record]] &bull; [[regret]] &bull; [[regular]] &bull; [[relation]] &bull; [[religion]] &bull; [[representative]] &bull; [[request]] &bull; [[respect]] &bull; [[responsible]] &bull; [[rest]] &bull; [[reward]] &bull; [[rhythm]] &bull; [[rice]] &bull; [[right]] &bull; [[ring]] &bull; [[river]] &bull; [[road]] &bull; [[rod]] &bull; [[roll]] &bull; [[roof]] &bull; [[room]] &bull; [[root]] &bull; [[rough]] &bull; [[round]] &bull; [[rub]] &bull; [[rule]] &bull; [[run]] == [[S]] == [[sad]] &bull; [[safe]] &bull; [[sail]] &bull; [[salt]] &bull; [[same]] &bull; [[sand]] &bull; [[say]] &bull; [[scale]] &bull; [[school]] &bull; [[science]] &bull; [[scissors]] &bull; [[screw]] &bull; [[sea]] &bull; [[seat]] &bull; [[second]] &bull; [[secret]] &bull; [[secretary]] &bull; [[see]] &bull; [[seed]] &bull; [[selection]] &bull; [[self]] &bull; [[send]] &bull; [[seem]] &bull; [[sense]] &bull; [[separate]] &bull; [[serious]] &bull; [[servant]] &bull; [[sex]] &bull; [[shade]] &bull; [[shake]] &bull; [[shame]] &bull; [[sharp]] &bull; [[sheep]] &bull; [[shelf]] &bull; [[ship]] &bull; [[shirt]] &bull; [[shock]] &bull; [[shoe]] &bull; [[short]] &bull; [[shut]] &bull; [[side]] &bull; [[sign]] &bull; [[silk]] &bull; [[silver]] &bull; [[simple]] &bull; [[sister]] &bull; [[size]] &bull; [[skin]] &bull; [[skirt]] &bull; [[sky]] &bull; [[sleep]] &bull; [[slip]] &bull; [[slope]] &bull; [[slow]] &bull; [[small]] &bull; [[smash]] &bull; [[smell]] &bull; [[smile]] &bull; [[smoke]] &bull; [[smooth]] &bull; [[snake]] &bull; [[sneeze]] &bull; [[snow]] &bull; [[so]] &bull; [[soap]] &bull; [[society]] &bull; [[sock]] &bull; [[soft]] &bull; [[solid]] &bull; [[some]] &bull; [[son]] &bull; [[song]] &bull; [[sort]] &bull; [[sound]] &bull; [[south]] &bull; [[soup]] &bull; [[space]] &bull; [[spade]] &bull; [[special]] &bull; [[sponge]] &bull; [[spoon]] &bull; [[spring]] &bull; [[square]] &bull; [[stamp]] &bull; [[stage]] &bull; [[star]] &bull; [[start]] &bull; [[statement]] &bull; [[station]] &bull; [[steam]] &bull; [[stem]] &bull; [[steel]] &bull; [[step]] &bull; [[stick]] &bull; [[still]] &bull; [[stitch]] &bull; [[stocking]] &bull; [[stomach]] &bull; [[stone]] &bull; [[stop]] &bull; [[store]] &bull; [[story]] &bull; [[strange]] &bull; [[street]] &bull; [[stretch]] &bull; [[sticky]] &bull; [[stiff]] &bull; [[straight]] &bull; [[strong]] &bull; [[structure]] &bull; [[substance]] &bull; [[sugar]] &bull; [[suggestion]] &bull; [[summer]] &bull; [[support]] &bull; [[surprise]] &bull; [[such]] &bull; [[sudden]] &bull; [[sun]] &bull; [[sweet]] &bull; [[swim]] &bull; [[system]] == [[T]] == [[table]] &bull; [[tail]] &bull; [[take]] &bull; [[talk]] &bull; [[tall]] &bull; [[taste]] &bull; [[tax]] &bull; [[teaching]] &bull; [[tendency]] &bull; [[test]] &bull; [[than]] &bull; [[that]] &bull; [[the]] &bull; [[then]] &bull; [[theory]] &bull; [[there]] &bull; [[thick]] &bull; [[thin]] &bull; [[thing]] &bull; [[this]] &bull; [[thought]] &bull; [[thread]] &bull; [[throat]] &bull; [[though]] &bull; [[through]] &bull; [[thumb]] &bull; [[thunder]] &bull; [[ticket]] &bull; [[tight]] &bull; [[tired]] &bull; [[till]] &bull; [[time]] &bull; [[tin]] &bull; [[to]] &bull; [[toe]] &bull; [[together]] &bull; [[tomorrow]] &bull; [[tongue]] &bull; [[tooth]] &bull; [[top]] &bull; [[touch]] &bull; [[town]] &bull; [[trade]] &bull; [[train]] &bull; [[transport]] &bull; [[tray]] &bull; [[tree]] &bull; [[trick]] &bull; [[trousers]] &bull; [[true]] &bull; [[trouble]] &bull; [[turn]] &bull; [[twist]] == [[U]] == [[umbrella]] &bull; [[under]] &bull; [[unit]] &bull; [[use]] &bull; [[up]] == [[V]] == [[value]] &bull; [[verse]] &bull; [[very]] &bull; [[vessel]] &bull; [[view]] &bull; [[violent]] &bull; [[voice]] == [[W]] == [[walk]] &bull; [[wall]] &bull; [[waiting]] &bull; [[war]] &bull; [[warm]] &bull; [[wash]] &bull; [[waste]] &bull; [[watch]] &bull; [[water]] &bull; [[wave]] &bull; [[wax]] &bull; [[way]] &bull; [[weather]] &bull; [[week]] &bull; [[weight]] &bull; [[well]] &bull; [[west]] &bull; [[wet]] &bull; [[wheel]] &bull; [[when]] &bull; [[where]] &bull; [[while]] &bull; [[whip]] &bull; [[whistle]] &bull; [[white]] &bull; [[who]] &bull; [[why]] &bull; [[wide]] &bull; [[will]] &bull; [[wind]] &bull; [[window]] &bull; [[wine]] &bull; [[wing]] &bull; [[winter]] &bull; [[wire]] &bull; [[wise]] &bull; [[with]] &bull; [[woman]] &bull; [[wood]] &bull; [[wool]] &bull; [[word]] &bull; [[work]] &bull; [[worm]] &bull; [[wound]] &bull; [[writing]] &bull; [[wrong]] == [[X]] == (none) == [[Y]] == [[year]] &bull; [[yellow]] &bull; [[yes]] &bull; [[yesterday]] &bull; [[you]] &bull; [[young]] == [[Z]] == (none) {{TOC}} ===See also=== *[[Wiktionary:Basic English ordered wordlist]] *[[Wiktionary:Basic English picture wordlist]] *[[Wiktionary:Extended Basic English alphabetical wordlist]] also known as the BE1500 **[[Wiktionary:Basic English international wordlist]] **[[Wiktionary:Basic English compound wordlist]] ===External Links=== [http://ogden.basic-english.org/wordthere.html Derivative words considered to be part of the Basic English 850 list] [[Category:Wordlists|BE850]] 6781 2006-06-04T19:54:54Z Cromwellt 61 fixed template to avoid redir {{shortcut|<center>WT:BE850<br>BE850</center>}} '''This is a list of the 850 words of Charles Kay Ogden's Basic English, in alphabetical order.''' If you're looking for an entry to create, this might be a good place to start. __NOTOC__ {{TOC}} == [[A]] == [[a]] &bull; [[able]] &bull; [[about]] &bull; [[account]] &bull; [[acid]] &bull; [[across]] &bull; [[act]] &bull; [[addition]] &bull; [[adjustment]] &bull; [[advertisement]] &bull; [[agreement]] &bull; [[after]] &bull; [[again]] &bull; [[against]] &bull; [[air]] &bull; [[all]] &bull; [[almost]] &bull; [[among]] &bull; [[amount]] &bull; [[amusement]] &bull; [[and]] &bull; [[angle]] &bull; [[angry]] &bull; [[animal]] &bull; [[answer]] &bull; [[ant]] &bull; [[any]] &bull; [[apparatus]] &bull; [[apple]] &bull; [[approval]] &bull; [[arch]] &bull; [[argument]] &bull; [[arm]] &bull; [[army]] &bull; [[art]] &bull; [[as]] &bull; [[at]] &bull; [[attack]] &bull; [[attempt]] &bull; [[attention]] &bull; [[attraction]] &bull; [[authority]] &bull; [[automatic]] &bull; [[awake]] == [[B]] == [[baby]] &bull; [[back]] &bull; [[bad]] &bull; [[bag]] &bull; [[balance]] &bull; [[ball]] &bull; [[band]] &bull; [[base]] &bull; [[basin]] &bull; [[basket]] &bull; [[bathing|bath]] &bull; [[be]] &bull; [[beautiful]] &bull; [[because]] &bull; [[bed]] &bull; [[bee]] &bull; [[before]] &bull; [[behavior]] &bull; [[belief]] &bull; [[bell]] &bull; [[bent]] &bull; [[berry]] &bull; [[between]] &bull; [[bird]] &bull; [[birth]] &bull; [[bit]] &bull; [[bite]] &bull; [[bitter]] &bull; [[black]] &bull; [[blade]] &bull; [[blood]] &bull; [[blow]] &bull; [[blue]] &bull; [[board]] &bull; [[boat]] &bull; [[body]] &bull; [[boiling]] &bull; [[bone]] &bull; [[book]] &bull; [[boot]] &bull; [[bottle]] &bull; [[box]] &bull; [[boy]] &bull; [[brain]] &bull; [[brake]] &bull; [[branch]] &bull; [[brass]] &bull; [[bread]] &bull; [[breath]] &bull; [[brick]] &bull; [[bridge]] &bull; [[bright]] &bull; [[broken]] &bull; [[brother]] &bull; [[brown]] &bull; [[brush]] &bull; [[bucket]] &bull; [[building]] &bull; [[bulb]] &bull; [[burn]] &bull; [[burst]] &bull; [[business]] &bull; [[but]] &bull; [[butter]] &bull; [[button]] &bull; [[by]] == [[C]] == [[cake]] &bull; [[camera]] &bull; [[canvas]] &bull; [[card]] &bull; [[care]] &bull; [[carriage]] &bull; [[cart]] &bull; [[cat]] &bull; [[cause]] &bull; [[certain]] &bull; [[chain]] &bull; [[chalk]] &bull; [[chance]] &bull; [[change]] &bull; [[cheap]] &bull; [[cheese]] &bull; [[chemical]] &bull; [[chest]] &bull; [[chief]] &bull; [[chin]] &bull; [[church]] &bull; [[circle]] &bull; [[clean]] &bull; [[clear]] &bull; [[clock]] &bull; [[cloth]] &bull; [[cloud]] &bull; [[coal]] &bull; [[coat]] &bull; [[cold]] &bull; [[collar]] &bull; [[color]] &bull; [[comb]] &bull; [[come]] &bull; [[comfort]] &bull; [[committee]] &bull; [[common]] &bull; [[company]] &bull; [[comparison]] &bull; [[competition]] &bull; [[complete]] &bull; [[complex]] &bull; [[condition]] &bull; [[connection]] &bull; [[conscious]] &bull; [[control]] &bull; [[cook]] &bull; [[copper]] &bull; [[copy]] &bull; [[cord]] &bull; [[cork]] &bull; [[cotton]] &bull; [[cough]] &bull; [[country]] &bull; [[cover]] &bull; [[cow]] &bull; [[crack]] &bull; [[credit]] &bull; [[crime]] &bull; [[cruel]] &bull; [[crush]] &bull; [[cry]] &bull; [[cup]] &bull; [[current]] &bull; [[curtain]] &bull; [[curve]] &bull; [[cushion]] &bull; [[cut]] == [[D]] == [[damage]] &bull; [[danger]] &bull; [[dark]] &bull; [[daughter]] &bull; [[day]] &bull; [[dead]] &bull; [[dear]] &bull; [[death]] &bull; [[debt]] &bull; [[decision]] &bull; [[deep]] &bull; [[degree]] &bull; [[delicate]] &bull; [[dependent]] &bull; [[design]] &bull; [[desire]] &bull; [[destruction]] &bull; [[detail]] &bull; [[development]] &bull; [[different]] &bull; [[digestion]] &bull; [[direction]] &bull; [[dirty]] &bull; [[discovery]] &bull; [[discussion]] &bull; [[disease]] &bull; [[disgust]] &bull; [[distance]] &bull; [[distribution]] &bull; [[division]] &bull; [[do]] &bull; [[dog]] &bull; [[door]] &bull; [[down]] &bull; [[doubt]] &bull; [[drain]] &bull; [[drawer]] &bull; [[dress]] &bull; [[drink]] &bull; [[driving]] &bull; [[drop]] &bull; [[dry]] &bull; [[dust]] == [[E]] == [[ear]] &bull; [[early]] &bull; [[earth]] &bull; [[east]] &bull; [[edge]] &bull; [[education]] &bull; [[effect]] &bull; [[egg]] &bull; [[elastic]] &bull; [[electric]] &bull; [[end]] &bull; [[engine]] &bull; [[enough]] &bull; [[equal]] &bull; [[error]] &bull; [[even]] &bull; [[event]] &bull; [[ever]] &bull; [[every]] &bull; [[example]] &bull; [[exchange]] &bull; [[existence]] &bull; [[expansion]] &bull; [[experience]] &bull; [[expert]] &bull; [[eye]] == [[F]] == [[face]] &bull; [[fact]] &bull; [[fall]] &bull; [[false]] &bull; [[family]] &bull; [[far]] &bull; [[farm]] &bull; [[fat]] &bull; [[father]] &bull; [[fear]] &bull; [[feather]] &bull; [[feeble]] &bull; [[feeling]] &bull; [[female]] &bull; [[fertile]] &bull; [[fiction]] &bull; [[field]] &bull; [[fight]] &bull; [[finger]] &bull; [[fire]] &bull; [[first]] &bull; [[fish]] &bull; [[fixed]] &bull; [[flag]] &bull; [[flame]] &bull; [[flat]] &bull; [[flight]] &bull; [[floor]] &bull; [[flower]] &bull; [[fly]] &bull; [[fold]] &bull; [[food]] &bull; [[foolish]] &bull; [[foot]] &bull; [[for]] &bull; [[force]] &bull; [[fork]] &bull; [[form]] &bull; [[forward]] &bull; [[fowl]] &bull; [[frame]] &bull; [[free]] &bull; [[frequent]] &bull; [[friend]] &bull; [[from]] &bull; [[front]] &bull; [[fruit]] &bull; [[full]] &bull; [[future]] == [[G]] == [[garden]] &bull; [[general]] &bull; [[get]] &bull; [[girl]] &bull; [[give]] &bull; [[glass]] &bull; [[glove]] &bull; [[go]] &bull; [[goat]] &bull; [[gold]] &bull; [[goodness|good]] &bull; [[government]] &bull; [[grain]] &bull; [[grass]] &bull; [[great]] &bull; [[green]] &bull; [[grey]]/[[gray]] &bull; [[grip]] &bull; [[group]] &bull; [[growth]] &bull; [[guide]] &bull; [[gun]] == [[H]] == [[hair]] &bull; [[hammer]] &bull; [[hand]] &bull; [[hanging]] &bull; [[happy]] &bull; [[harbor]] &bull; [[hard]] &bull; [[harmony]] &bull; [[hat]] &bull; [[hate]] &bull; [[have]] &bull; [[he]] &bull; [[head]] &bull; [[healthy]] &bull; [[hearing]] &bull; [[heart]] &bull; [[heat]] &bull; [[help]] &bull; [[here]] &bull; [[high]] &bull; [[history]] &bull; [[hole]] &bull; [[hollow]] &bull; [[hook]] &bull; [[hope]] &bull; [[horn]] &bull; [[horse]] &bull; [[hospital]] &bull; [[hour]] &bull; [[house]] &bull; [[how]] &bull; [[humor]] == [[I]] == [[I]] &bull; [[ice]] &bull; [[idea]] &bull; [[if]] &bull; [[ill]] &bull; [[important]] &bull; [[impulse]] &bull; [[in]] &bull; [[increase]] &bull; [[industry]] &bull; [[ink]] &bull; [[insect]] &bull; [[instrument]] &bull; [[insurance]] &bull; [[interest]] &bull; [[invention]] &bull; [[iron]] &bull; [[island]] == [[J]] == [[jelly]] &bull; [[jewel]] &bull; [[join]] &bull; [[journey]] &bull; [[judge]] &bull; [[jump]] == [[K]] == [[keep]] &bull; [[kettle]] &bull; [[key]] &bull; [[kick]] &bull; [[kind]] &bull; [[kiss]] &bull; [[knee]] &bull; [[knife]] &bull; [[knot]] &bull; [[knowledge]] == [[L]] == [[land]] &bull; [[language]] &bull; [[last]] &bull; [[late]] &bull; [[laugh]] &bull; [[law]] &bull; [[lead]] &bull; [[leaf]] &bull; [[learning]] &bull; [[leather]] &bull; [[left]] &bull; [[leg]] &bull; [[let]] &bull; [[letter]] &bull; [[level]] &bull; [[library]] &bull; [[lift]] &bull; [[light]] &bull; [[like]] &bull; [[limit]] &bull; [[line]] &bull; [[linen]] &bull; [[lip]] &bull; [[liquid]] &bull; [[list]] &bull; [[little]] ([[less]], [[least]]) &bull; [[living]] &bull; [[lock]] &bull; [[long]] &bull; [[look]] &bull; [[loose]] &bull; [[loss]] &bull; [[loud]] &bull; [[love]] &bull; [[low]] == [[M]] == [[machine]] &bull; [[make]] &bull; [[male]] &bull; [[man]] &bull; [[manager]] &bull; [[map]] &bull; [[mark]] &bull; [[market]] &bull; [[married]] &bull; [[match]] &bull; [[material]] &bull; [[mass]] &bull; [[may]] &bull; [[meal]] &bull; [[measure]] &bull; [[meat]] &bull; [[medical]] &bull; [[meeting]] &bull; [[memory]] &bull; [[metal]] &bull; [[middle]] &bull; [[military]] &bull; [[milk]] &bull; [[mind]] &bull; [[mine]] &bull; [[minute]] &bull; [[mist]] &bull; [[mixed]] &bull; [[money]] &bull; [[monkey]] &bull; [[month]] &bull; [[moon]] &bull; [[morning]] &bull; [[mother]] &bull; [[motion]] &bull; [[mountain]] &bull; [[mouth]] &bull; [[move]] &bull; [[much]] ([[more]], [[most]]) &bull; [[muscle]] &bull; [[music]] == [[N]] == [[nail]] &bull; [[name]] &bull; [[narrow]] &bull; [[nation]] &bull; [[natural]] &bull; [[near]] &bull; [[necessary]] &bull; [[neck]] &bull; [[need]] &bull; [[needle]] &bull; [[nerve]] &bull; [[net]] &bull; [[new]] &bull; [[news]] &bull; [[night]] &bull; [[no]] &bull; [[noise]] &bull; [[normal]] &bull; [[north]] &bull; [[nose]] &bull; [[not]] &bull; [[note]] &bull; [[now]] &bull; [[number]] &bull; [[nut]] == [[O]] == [[observation]] &bull; [[of]] &bull; [[off]] &bull; [[offer]] &bull; [[office]] &bull; [[oil]] &bull; [[old]] &bull; [[on]] &bull; [[only]] &bull; [[open]] &bull; [[operation]] &bull; [[opposite]] &bull; [[opinion]] &bull; [[other]] &bull; [[or]] &bull; [[orange]] &bull; [[order]] &bull; [[organization]] &bull; [[ornament]] &bull; [[out]] &bull; [[oven]] &bull; [[over]] &bull; [[owner]] == [[P]] == [[page]] &bull; [[pain]] &bull; [[paint]] &bull; [[paper]] &bull; [[parallel]] &bull; [[parcel]] &bull; [[part]] &bull; [[past]] &bull; [[paste]] &bull; [[payment]] &bull; [[peace]] &bull; [[pen]] &bull; [[pencil]] &bull; [[person]] &bull; [[physical]] &bull; [[picture]] &bull; [[pig]] &bull; [[pin]] &bull; [[pipe]] &bull; [[place]] &bull; [[plane]] &bull; [[plant]] &bull; [[plate]] &bull; [[play]] &bull; [[please]] &bull; [[pleasure]] &bull; [[plough]]/[[plow]] &bull; [[pocket]] &bull; [[point]] &bull; [[poison]] &bull; [[polish]] &bull; [[political]] &bull; [[poor]] &bull; [[porter]] &bull; [[position]] &bull; [[possible]] &bull; [[pot]] &bull; [[potato]] &bull; [[powder]] &bull; [[power]] &bull; [[present]] &bull; [[price]] &bull; [[print]] &bull; [[prison]] &bull; [[private]] &bull; [[probable]] &bull; [[process]] &bull; [[produce]] &bull; [[profit]] &bull; [[property]] &bull; [[prose]] &bull; [[protest]] &bull; [[public]] &bull; [[pull]] &bull; [[pump]] &bull; [[punishment]] &bull; [[purpose]] &bull; [[push]] &bull; [[put]] == [[Q]] == [[quality]] &bull; [[question]] &bull; [[quick]] &bull; [[quiet]] &bull; [[quite]] == [[R]] == [[rail]] &bull; [[rain]] &bull; [[range]] &bull; [[rat]] &bull; [[rate]] &bull; [[ray]] &bull; [[reaction]] &bull; [[red]] &bull; [[reading]] &bull; [[ready]] &bull; [[reason]] &bull; [[receipt]] &bull; [[record]] &bull; [[regret]] &bull; [[regular]] &bull; [[relation]] &bull; [[religion]] &bull; [[representative]] &bull; [[request]] &bull; [[respect]] &bull; [[responsible]] &bull; [[rest]] &bull; [[reward]] &bull; [[rhythm]] &bull; [[rice]] &bull; [[right]] &bull; [[ring]] &bull; [[river]] &bull; [[road]] &bull; [[rod]] &bull; [[roll]] &bull; [[roof]] &bull; [[room]] &bull; [[root]] &bull; [[rough]] &bull; [[round]] &bull; [[rub]] &bull; [[rule]] &bull; [[run]] == [[S]] == [[sad]] &bull; [[safe]] &bull; [[sail]] &bull; [[salt]] &bull; [[same]] &bull; [[sand]] &bull; [[say]] &bull; [[scale]] &bull; [[school]] &bull; [[science]] &bull; [[scissors]] &bull; [[screw]] &bull; [[sea]] &bull; [[seat]] &bull; [[second]] &bull; [[secret]] &bull; [[secretary]] &bull; [[see]] &bull; [[seed]] &bull; [[selection]] &bull; [[self]] &bull; [[send]] &bull; [[seem]] &bull; [[sense]] &bull; [[separate]] &bull; [[serious]] &bull; [[servant]] &bull; [[sex]] &bull; [[shade]] &bull; [[shake]] &bull; [[shame]] &bull; [[sharp]] &bull; [[sheep]] &bull; [[shelf]] &bull; [[ship]] &bull; [[shirt]] &bull; [[shock]] &bull; [[shoe]] &bull; [[short]] &bull; [[shut]] &bull; [[side]] &bull; [[sign]] &bull; [[silk]] &bull; [[silver]] &bull; [[simple]] &bull; [[sister]] &bull; [[size]] &bull; [[skin]] &bull; [[skirt]] &bull; [[sky]] &bull; [[sleep]] &bull; [[slip]] &bull; [[slope]] &bull; [[slow]] &bull; [[small]] &bull; [[smash]] &bull; [[smell]] &bull; [[smile]] &bull; [[smoke]] &bull; [[smooth]] &bull; [[snake]] &bull; [[sneeze]] &bull; [[snow]] &bull; [[so]] &bull; [[soap]] &bull; [[society]] &bull; [[sock]] &bull; [[soft]] &bull; [[solid]] &bull; [[some]] &bull; [[son]] &bull; [[song]] &bull; [[sort]] &bull; [[sound]] &bull; [[south]] &bull; [[soup]] &bull; [[space]] &bull; [[spade]] &bull; [[special]] &bull; [[sponge]] &bull; [[spoon]] &bull; [[spring]] &bull; [[square]] &bull; [[stamp]] &bull; [[stage]] &bull; [[star]] &bull; [[start]] &bull; [[statement]] &bull; [[station]] &bull; [[steam]] &bull; [[stem]] &bull; [[steel]] &bull; [[step]] &bull; [[stick]] &bull; [[still]] &bull; [[stitch]] &bull; [[stocking]] &bull; [[stomach]] &bull; [[stone]] &bull; [[stop]] &bull; [[store]] &bull; [[story]] &bull; [[strange]] &bull; [[street]] &bull; [[stretch]] &bull; [[sticky]] &bull; [[stiff]] &bull; [[straight]] &bull; [[strong]] &bull; [[structure]] &bull; [[substance]] &bull; [[sugar]] &bull; [[suggestion]] &bull; [[summer]] &bull; [[support]] &bull; [[surprise]] &bull; [[such]] &bull; [[sudden]] &bull; [[sun]] &bull; [[sweet]] &bull; [[swim]] &bull; [[system]] == [[T]] == [[table]] &bull; [[tail]] &bull; [[take]] &bull; [[talk]] &bull; [[tall]] &bull; [[taste]] &bull; [[tax]] &bull; [[teaching]] &bull; [[tendency]] &bull; [[test]] &bull; [[than]] &bull; [[that]] &bull; [[the]] &bull; [[then]] &bull; [[theory]] &bull; [[there]] &bull; [[thick]] &bull; [[thin]] &bull; [[thing]] &bull; [[this]] &bull; [[thought]] &bull; [[thread]] &bull; [[throat]] &bull; [[though]] &bull; [[through]] &bull; [[thumb]] &bull; [[thunder]] &bull; [[ticket]] &bull; [[tight]] &bull; [[tired]] &bull; [[till]] &bull; [[time]] &bull; [[tin]] &bull; [[to]] &bull; [[toe]] &bull; [[together]] &bull; [[tomorrow]] &bull; [[tongue]] &bull; [[tooth]] &bull; [[top]] &bull; [[touch]] &bull; [[town]] &bull; [[trade]] &bull; [[train]] &bull; [[transport]] &bull; [[tray]] &bull; [[tree]] &bull; [[trick]] &bull; [[trousers]] &bull; [[true]] &bull; [[trouble]] &bull; [[turn]] &bull; [[twist]] == [[U]] == [[umbrella]] &bull; [[under]] &bull; [[unit]] &bull; [[use]] &bull; [[up]] == [[V]] == [[value]] &bull; [[verse]] &bull; [[very]] &bull; [[vessel]] &bull; [[view]] &bull; [[violent]] &bull; [[voice]] == [[W]] == [[walk]] &bull; [[wall]] &bull; [[waiting]] &bull; [[war]] &bull; [[warm]] &bull; [[wash]] &bull; [[waste]] &bull; [[watch]] &bull; [[water]] &bull; [[wave]] &bull; [[wax]] &bull; [[way]] &bull; [[weather]] &bull; [[week]] &bull; [[weight]] &bull; [[well]] &bull; [[west]] &bull; [[wet]] &bull; [[wheel]] &bull; [[when]] &bull; [[where]] &bull; [[while]] &bull; [[whip]] &bull; [[whistle]] &bull; [[white]] &bull; [[who]] &bull; [[why]] &bull; [[wide]] &bull; [[will]] &bull; [[wind]] &bull; [[window]] &bull; [[wine]] &bull; [[wing]] &bull; [[winter]] &bull; [[wire]] &bull; [[wise]] &bull; [[with]] &bull; [[woman]] &bull; [[wood]] &bull; [[wool]] &bull; [[word]] &bull; [[work]] &bull; [[worm]] &bull; [[wound]] &bull; [[writing]] &bull; [[wrong]] == [[X]] == (none) == [[Y]] == [[year]] &bull; [[yellow]] &bull; [[yes]] &bull; [[yesterday]] &bull; [[you]] &bull; [[young]] == [[Z]] == (none) {{TOC}} ===See also=== *[[Wiktionary:Basic English ordered wordlist]] *[[Wiktionary:Basic English picture wordlist]] *[[Wiktionary:Extended Basic English alphabetical wordlist]] also known as the BE1500 **[[Wiktionary:Basic English international wordlist]] **[[Wiktionary:Basic English compound wordlist]] ===External Links=== [http://ogden.basic-english.org/wordthere.html Derivative words considered to be part of the Basic English 850 list] [[Category:Wordlists|BE850]] 6846 2006-06-22T10:47:18Z Cromwellt 61 /* [[S]] */ corrected alphabetical order {{shortcut|<center>WT:BE850<br>BE850</center>}} '''This is a list of the 850 words of Charles Kay Ogden's Basic English, in alphabetical order.''' If you're looking for an entry to create, this might be a good place to start. __NOTOC__ {{TOC}} == [[A]] == [[a]] &bull; [[able]] &bull; [[about]] &bull; [[account]] &bull; [[acid]] &bull; [[across]] &bull; [[act]] &bull; [[addition]] &bull; [[adjustment]] &bull; [[advertisement]] &bull; [[agreement]] &bull; [[after]] &bull; [[again]] &bull; [[against]] &bull; [[air]] &bull; [[all]] &bull; [[almost]] &bull; [[among]] &bull; [[amount]] &bull; [[amusement]] &bull; [[and]] &bull; [[angle]] &bull; [[angry]] &bull; [[animal]] &bull; [[answer]] &bull; [[ant]] &bull; [[any]] &bull; [[apparatus]] &bull; [[apple]] &bull; [[approval]] &bull; [[arch]] &bull; [[argument]] &bull; [[arm]] &bull; [[army]] &bull; [[art]] &bull; [[as]] &bull; [[at]] &bull; [[attack]] &bull; [[attempt]] &bull; [[attention]] &bull; [[attraction]] &bull; [[authority]] &bull; [[automatic]] &bull; [[awake]] == [[B]] == [[baby]] &bull; [[back]] &bull; [[bad]] &bull; [[bag]] &bull; [[balance]] &bull; [[ball]] &bull; [[band]] &bull; [[base]] &bull; [[basin]] &bull; [[basket]] &bull; [[bathing|bath]] &bull; [[be]] &bull; [[beautiful]] &bull; [[because]] &bull; [[bed]] &bull; [[bee]] &bull; [[before]] &bull; [[behavior]] &bull; [[belief]] &bull; [[bell]] &bull; [[bent]] &bull; [[berry]] &bull; [[between]] &bull; [[bird]] &bull; [[birth]] &bull; [[bit]] &bull; [[bite]] &bull; [[bitter]] &bull; [[black]] &bull; [[blade]] &bull; [[blood]] &bull; [[blow]] &bull; [[blue]] &bull; [[board]] &bull; [[boat]] &bull; [[body]] &bull; [[boiling]] &bull; [[bone]] &bull; [[book]] &bull; [[boot]] &bull; [[bottle]] &bull; [[box]] &bull; [[boy]] &bull; [[brain]] &bull; [[brake]] &bull; [[branch]] &bull; [[brass]] &bull; [[bread]] &bull; [[breath]] &bull; [[brick]] &bull; [[bridge]] &bull; [[bright]] &bull; [[broken]] &bull; [[brother]] &bull; [[brown]] &bull; [[brush]] &bull; [[bucket]] &bull; [[building]] &bull; [[bulb]] &bull; [[burn]] &bull; [[burst]] &bull; [[business]] &bull; [[but]] &bull; [[butter]] &bull; [[button]] &bull; [[by]] == [[C]] == [[cake]] &bull; [[camera]] &bull; [[canvas]] &bull; [[card]] &bull; [[care]] &bull; [[carriage]] &bull; [[cart]] &bull; [[cat]] &bull; [[cause]] &bull; [[certain]] &bull; [[chain]] &bull; [[chalk]] &bull; [[chance]] &bull; [[change]] &bull; [[cheap]] &bull; [[cheese]] &bull; [[chemical]] &bull; [[chest]] &bull; [[chief]] &bull; [[chin]] &bull; [[church]] &bull; [[circle]] &bull; [[clean]] &bull; [[clear]] &bull; [[clock]] &bull; [[cloth]] &bull; [[cloud]] &bull; [[coal]] &bull; [[coat]] &bull; [[cold]] &bull; [[collar]] &bull; [[color]] &bull; [[comb]] &bull; [[come]] &bull; [[comfort]] &bull; [[committee]] &bull; [[common]] &bull; [[company]] &bull; [[comparison]] &bull; [[competition]] &bull; [[complete]] &bull; [[complex]] &bull; [[condition]] &bull; [[connection]] &bull; [[conscious]] &bull; [[control]] &bull; [[cook]] &bull; [[copper]] &bull; [[copy]] &bull; [[cord]] &bull; [[cork]] &bull; [[cotton]] &bull; [[cough]] &bull; [[country]] &bull; [[cover]] &bull; [[cow]] &bull; [[crack]] &bull; [[credit]] &bull; [[crime]] &bull; [[cruel]] &bull; [[crush]] &bull; [[cry]] &bull; [[cup]] &bull; [[current]] &bull; [[curtain]] &bull; [[curve]] &bull; [[cushion]] &bull; [[cut]] == [[D]] == [[damage]] &bull; [[danger]] &bull; [[dark]] &bull; [[daughter]] &bull; [[day]] &bull; [[dead]] &bull; [[dear]] &bull; [[death]] &bull; [[debt]] &bull; [[decision]] &bull; [[deep]] &bull; [[degree]] &bull; [[delicate]] &bull; [[dependent]] &bull; [[design]] &bull; [[desire]] &bull; [[destruction]] &bull; [[detail]] &bull; [[development]] &bull; [[different]] &bull; [[digestion]] &bull; [[direction]] &bull; [[dirty]] &bull; [[discovery]] &bull; [[discussion]] &bull; [[disease]] &bull; [[disgust]] &bull; [[distance]] &bull; [[distribution]] &bull; [[division]] &bull; [[do]] &bull; [[dog]] &bull; [[door]] &bull; [[down]] &bull; [[doubt]] &bull; [[drain]] &bull; [[drawer]] &bull; [[dress]] &bull; [[drink]] &bull; [[driving]] &bull; [[drop]] &bull; [[dry]] &bull; [[dust]] == [[E]] == [[ear]] &bull; [[early]] &bull; [[earth]] &bull; [[east]] &bull; [[edge]] &bull; [[education]] &bull; [[effect]] &bull; [[egg]] &bull; [[elastic]] &bull; [[electric]] &bull; [[end]] &bull; [[engine]] &bull; [[enough]] &bull; [[equal]] &bull; [[error]] &bull; [[even]] &bull; [[event]] &bull; [[ever]] &bull; [[every]] &bull; [[example]] &bull; [[exchange]] &bull; [[existence]] &bull; [[expansion]] &bull; [[experience]] &bull; [[expert]] &bull; [[eye]] == [[F]] == [[face]] &bull; [[fact]] &bull; [[fall]] &bull; [[false]] &bull; [[family]] &bull; [[far]] &bull; [[farm]] &bull; [[fat]] &bull; [[father]] &bull; [[fear]] &bull; [[feather]] &bull; [[feeble]] &bull; [[feeling]] &bull; [[female]] &bull; [[fertile]] &bull; [[fiction]] &bull; [[field]] &bull; [[fight]] &bull; [[finger]] &bull; [[fire]] &bull; [[first]] &bull; [[fish]] &bull; [[fixed]] &bull; [[flag]] &bull; [[flame]] &bull; [[flat]] &bull; [[flight]] &bull; [[floor]] &bull; [[flower]] &bull; [[fly]] &bull; [[fold]] &bull; [[food]] &bull; [[foolish]] &bull; [[foot]] &bull; [[for]] &bull; [[force]] &bull; [[fork]] &bull; [[form]] &bull; [[forward]] &bull; [[fowl]] &bull; [[frame]] &bull; [[free]] &bull; [[frequent]] &bull; [[friend]] &bull; [[from]] &bull; [[front]] &bull; [[fruit]] &bull; [[full]] &bull; [[future]] == [[G]] == [[garden]] &bull; [[general]] &bull; [[get]] &bull; [[girl]] &bull; [[give]] &bull; [[glass]] &bull; [[glove]] &bull; [[go]] &bull; [[goat]] &bull; [[gold]] &bull; [[goodness|good]] &bull; [[government]] &bull; [[grain]] &bull; [[grass]] &bull; [[great]] &bull; [[green]] &bull; [[grey]]/[[gray]] &bull; [[grip]] &bull; [[group]] &bull; [[growth]] &bull; [[guide]] &bull; [[gun]] == [[H]] == [[hair]] &bull; [[hammer]] &bull; [[hand]] &bull; [[hanging]] &bull; [[happy]] &bull; [[harbor]] &bull; [[hard]] &bull; [[harmony]] &bull; [[hat]] &bull; [[hate]] &bull; [[have]] &bull; [[he]] &bull; [[head]] &bull; [[healthy]] &bull; [[hearing]] &bull; [[heart]] &bull; [[heat]] &bull; [[help]] &bull; [[here]] &bull; [[high]] &bull; [[history]] &bull; [[hole]] &bull; [[hollow]] &bull; [[hook]] &bull; [[hope]] &bull; [[horn]] &bull; [[horse]] &bull; [[hospital]] &bull; [[hour]] &bull; [[house]] &bull; [[how]] &bull; [[humor]] == [[I]] == [[I]] &bull; [[ice]] &bull; [[idea]] &bull; [[if]] &bull; [[ill]] &bull; [[important]] &bull; [[impulse]] &bull; [[in]] &bull; [[increase]] &bull; [[industry]] &bull; [[ink]] &bull; [[insect]] &bull; [[instrument]] &bull; [[insurance]] &bull; [[interest]] &bull; [[invention]] &bull; [[iron]] &bull; [[island]] == [[J]] == [[jelly]] &bull; [[jewel]] &bull; [[join]] &bull; [[journey]] &bull; [[judge]] &bull; [[jump]] == [[K]] == [[keep]] &bull; [[kettle]] &bull; [[key]] &bull; [[kick]] &bull; [[kind]] &bull; [[kiss]] &bull; [[knee]] &bull; [[knife]] &bull; [[knot]] &bull; [[knowledge]] == [[L]] == [[land]] &bull; [[language]] &bull; [[last]] &bull; [[late]] &bull; [[laugh]] &bull; [[law]] &bull; [[lead]] &bull; [[leaf]] &bull; [[learning]] &bull; [[leather]] &bull; [[left]] &bull; [[leg]] &bull; [[let]] &bull; [[letter]] &bull; [[level]] &bull; [[library]] &bull; [[lift]] &bull; [[light]] &bull; [[like]] &bull; [[limit]] &bull; [[line]] &bull; [[linen]] &bull; [[lip]] &bull; [[liquid]] &bull; [[list]] &bull; [[little]] ([[less]], [[least]]) &bull; [[living]] &bull; [[lock]] &bull; [[long]] &bull; [[look]] &bull; [[loose]] &bull; [[loss]] &bull; [[loud]] &bull; [[love]] &bull; [[low]] == [[M]] == [[machine]] &bull; [[make]] &bull; [[male]] &bull; [[man]] &bull; [[manager]] &bull; [[map]] &bull; [[mark]] &bull; [[market]] &bull; [[married]] &bull; [[match]] &bull; [[material]] &bull; [[mass]] &bull; [[may]] &bull; [[meal]] &bull; [[measure]] &bull; [[meat]] &bull; [[medical]] &bull; [[meeting]] &bull; [[memory]] &bull; [[metal]] &bull; [[middle]] &bull; [[military]] &bull; [[milk]] &bull; [[mind]] &bull; [[mine]] &bull; [[minute]] &bull; [[mist]] &bull; [[mixed]] &bull; [[money]] &bull; [[monkey]] &bull; [[month]] &bull; [[moon]] &bull; [[morning]] &bull; [[mother]] &bull; [[motion]] &bull; [[mountain]] &bull; [[mouth]] &bull; [[move]] &bull; [[much]] ([[more]], [[most]]) &bull; [[muscle]] &bull; [[music]] == [[N]] == [[nail]] &bull; [[name]] &bull; [[narrow]] &bull; [[nation]] &bull; [[natural]] &bull; [[near]] &bull; [[necessary]] &bull; [[neck]] &bull; [[need]] &bull; [[needle]] &bull; [[nerve]] &bull; [[net]] &bull; [[new]] &bull; [[news]] &bull; [[night]] &bull; [[no]] &bull; [[noise]] &bull; [[normal]] &bull; [[north]] &bull; [[nose]] &bull; [[not]] &bull; [[note]] &bull; [[now]] &bull; [[number]] &bull; [[nut]] == [[O]] == [[observation]] &bull; [[of]] &bull; [[off]] &bull; [[offer]] &bull; [[office]] &bull; [[oil]] &bull; [[old]] &bull; [[on]] &bull; [[only]] &bull; [[open]] &bull; [[operation]] &bull; [[opposite]] &bull; [[opinion]] &bull; [[other]] &bull; [[or]] &bull; [[orange]] &bull; [[order]] &bull; [[organization]] &bull; [[ornament]] &bull; [[out]] &bull; [[oven]] &bull; [[over]] &bull; [[owner]] == [[P]] == [[page]] &bull; [[pain]] &bull; [[paint]] &bull; [[paper]] &bull; [[parallel]] &bull; [[parcel]] &bull; [[part]] &bull; [[past]] &bull; [[paste]] &bull; [[payment]] &bull; [[peace]] &bull; [[pen]] &bull; [[pencil]] &bull; [[person]] &bull; [[physical]] &bull; [[picture]] &bull; [[pig]] &bull; [[pin]] &bull; [[pipe]] &bull; [[place]] &bull; [[plane]] &bull; [[plant]] &bull; [[plate]] &bull; [[play]] &bull; [[please]] &bull; [[pleasure]] &bull; [[plough]]/[[plow]] &bull; [[pocket]] &bull; [[point]] &bull; [[poison]] &bull; [[polish]] &bull; [[political]] &bull; [[poor]] &bull; [[porter]] &bull; [[position]] &bull; [[possible]] &bull; [[pot]] &bull; [[potato]] &bull; [[powder]] &bull; [[power]] &bull; [[present]] &bull; [[price]] &bull; [[print]] &bull; [[prison]] &bull; [[private]] &bull; [[probable]] &bull; [[process]] &bull; [[produce]] &bull; [[profit]] &bull; [[property]] &bull; [[prose]] &bull; [[protest]] &bull; [[public]] &bull; [[pull]] &bull; [[pump]] &bull; [[punishment]] &bull; [[purpose]] &bull; [[push]] &bull; [[put]] == [[Q]] == [[quality]] &bull; [[question]] &bull; [[quick]] &bull; [[quiet]] &bull; [[quite]] == [[R]] == [[rail]] &bull; [[rain]] &bull; [[range]] &bull; [[rat]] &bull; [[rate]] &bull; [[ray]] &bull; [[reaction]] &bull; [[red]] &bull; [[reading]] &bull; [[ready]] &bull; [[reason]] &bull; [[receipt]] &bull; [[record]] &bull; [[regret]] &bull; [[regular]] &bull; [[relation]] &bull; [[religion]] &bull; [[representative]] &bull; [[request]] &bull; [[respect]] &bull; [[responsible]] &bull; [[rest]] &bull; [[reward]] &bull; [[rhythm]] &bull; [[rice]] &bull; [[right]] &bull; [[ring]] &bull; [[river]] &bull; [[road]] &bull; [[rod]] &bull; [[roll]] &bull; [[roof]] &bull; [[room]] &bull; [[root]] &bull; [[rough]] &bull; [[round]] &bull; [[rub]] &bull; [[rule]] &bull; [[run]] == [[S]] == [[sad]] &bull; [[safe]] &bull; [[sail]] &bull; [[salt]] &bull; [[same]] &bull; [[sand]] &bull; [[say]] &bull; [[scale]] &bull; [[school]] &bull; [[science]] &bull; [[scissors]] &bull; [[screw]] &bull; [[sea]] &bull; [[seat]] &bull; [[second]] &bull; [[secret]] &bull; [[secretary]] &bull; [[see]] &bull; [[seed]] &bull; [[selection]] &bull; [[self]] &bull; [[send]] &bull; [[seem]] &bull; [[sense]] &bull; [[separate]] &bull; [[serious]] &bull; [[servant]] &bull; [[sex]] &bull; [[shade]] &bull; [[shake]] &bull; [[shame]] &bull; [[sharp]] &bull; [[sheep]] &bull; [[shelf]] &bull; [[ship]] &bull; [[shirt]] &bull; [[shock]] &bull; [[shoe]] &bull; [[short]] &bull; [[shut]] &bull; [[side]] &bull; [[sign]] &bull; [[silk]] &bull; [[silver]] &bull; [[simple]] &bull; [[sister]] &bull; [[size]] &bull; [[skin]] &bull; [[skirt]] &bull; [[sky]] &bull; [[sleep]] &bull; [[slip]] &bull; [[slope]] &bull; [[slow]] &bull; [[small]] &bull; [[smash]] &bull; [[smell]] &bull; [[smile]] &bull; [[smoke]] &bull; [[smooth]] &bull; [[snake]] &bull; [[sneeze]] &bull; [[snow]] &bull; [[so]] &bull; [[soap]] &bull; [[society]] &bull; [[sock]] &bull; [[soft]] &bull; [[solid]] &bull; [[some]] &bull; [[son]] &bull; [[song]] &bull; [[sort]] &bull; [[sound]] &bull; [[south]] &bull; [[soup]] &bull; [[space]] &bull; [[spade]] &bull; [[special]] &bull; [[sponge]] &bull; [[spoon]] &bull; [[spring]] &bull; [[square]] &bull; [[stamp]] &bull; [[stage]] &bull; [[star]] &bull; [[start]] &bull; [[statement]] &bull; [[station]] &bull; [[steam]] &bull; [[stem]] &bull; [[steel]] &bull; [[step]] &bull; [[stick]] &bull; [[sticky]] &bull; [[stiff]] &bull; [[still]] &bull; [[stitch]] &bull; [[stocking]] &bull; [[stomach]] &bull; [[stone]] &bull; [[stop]] &bull; [[store]] &bull; [[story]] &bull; [[straight]] &bull; [[strange]] &bull; [[street]] &bull; [[stretch]] &bull; [[strong]] &bull; [[structure]] &bull; [[substance]] &bull; [[sugar]] &bull; [[suggestion]] &bull; [[summer]] &bull; [[support]] &bull; [[surprise]] &bull; [[such]] &bull; [[sudden]] &bull; [[sun]] &bull; [[sweet]] &bull; [[swim]] &bull; [[system]] == [[T]] == [[table]] &bull; [[tail]] &bull; [[take]] &bull; [[talk]] &bull; [[tall]] &bull; [[taste]] &bull; [[tax]] &bull; [[teaching]] &bull; [[tendency]] &bull; [[test]] &bull; [[than]] &bull; [[that]] &bull; [[the]] &bull; [[then]] &bull; [[theory]] &bull; [[there]] &bull; [[thick]] &bull; [[thin]] &bull; [[thing]] &bull; [[this]] &bull; [[thought]] &bull; [[thread]] &bull; [[throat]] &bull; [[though]] &bull; [[through]] &bull; [[thumb]] &bull; [[thunder]] &bull; [[ticket]] &bull; [[tight]] &bull; [[tired]] &bull; [[till]] &bull; [[time]] &bull; [[tin]] &bull; [[to]] &bull; [[toe]] &bull; [[together]] &bull; [[tomorrow]] &bull; [[tongue]] &bull; [[tooth]] &bull; [[top]] &bull; [[touch]] &bull; [[town]] &bull; [[trade]] &bull; [[train]] &bull; [[transport]] &bull; [[tray]] &bull; [[tree]] &bull; [[trick]] &bull; [[trousers]] &bull; [[true]] &bull; [[trouble]] &bull; [[turn]] &bull; [[twist]] == [[U]] == [[umbrella]] &bull; [[under]] &bull; [[unit]] &bull; [[use]] &bull; [[up]] == [[V]] == [[value]] &bull; [[verse]] &bull; [[very]] &bull; [[vessel]] &bull; [[view]] &bull; [[violent]] &bull; [[voice]] == [[W]] == [[walk]] &bull; [[wall]] &bull; [[waiting]] &bull; [[war]] &bull; [[warm]] &bull; [[wash]] &bull; [[waste]] &bull; [[watch]] &bull; [[water]] &bull; [[wave]] &bull; [[wax]] &bull; [[way]] &bull; [[weather]] &bull; [[week]] &bull; [[weight]] &bull; [[well]] &bull; [[west]] &bull; [[wet]] &bull; [[wheel]] &bull; [[when]] &bull; [[where]] &bull; [[while]] &bull; [[whip]] &bull; [[whistle]] &bull; [[white]] &bull; [[who]] &bull; [[why]] &bull; [[wide]] &bull; [[will]] &bull; [[wind]] &bull; [[window]] &bull; [[wine]] &bull; [[wing]] &bull; [[winter]] &bull; [[wire]] &bull; [[wise]] &bull; [[with]] &bull; [[woman]] &bull; [[wood]] &bull; [[wool]] &bull; [[word]] &bull; [[work]] &bull; [[worm]] &bull; [[wound]] &bull; [[writing]] &bull; [[wrong]] == [[X]] == (none) == [[Y]] == [[year]] &bull; [[yellow]] &bull; [[yes]] &bull; [[yesterday]] &bull; [[you]] &bull; [[young]] == [[Z]] == (none) {{TOC}} ===See also=== *[[Wiktionary:Basic English ordered wordlist]] *[[Wiktionary:Basic English picture wordlist]] *[[Wiktionary:Extended Basic English alphabetical wordlist]] also known as the BE1500 **[[Wiktionary:Basic English international wordlist]] **[[Wiktionary:Basic English compound wordlist]] ===External Links=== [http://ogden.basic-english.org/wordthere.html Derivative words considered to be part of the Basic English 850 list] [[Category:Wordlists|BE850]] 8021 2006-07-23T20:50:42Z Cromwellt 61 Protected "[[Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist]]": Static list; can still be edited by admins [edit=sysop:move=sysop] {{shortcut|<center>WT:BE850<br>BE850</center>}} '''This is a list of the 850 words of Charles Kay Ogden's Basic English, in alphabetical order.''' If you're looking for an entry to create, this might be a good place to start. __NOTOC__ {{TOC}} == [[A]] == [[a]] &bull; [[able]] &bull; [[about]] &bull; [[account]] &bull; [[acid]] &bull; [[across]] &bull; [[act]] &bull; [[addition]] &bull; [[adjustment]] &bull; [[advertisement]] &bull; [[agreement]] &bull; [[after]] &bull; [[again]] &bull; [[against]] &bull; [[air]] &bull; [[all]] &bull; [[almost]] &bull; [[among]] &bull; [[amount]] &bull; [[amusement]] &bull; [[and]] &bull; [[angle]] &bull; [[angry]] &bull; [[animal]] &bull; [[answer]] &bull; [[ant]] &bull; [[any]] &bull; [[apparatus]] &bull; [[apple]] &bull; [[approval]] &bull; [[arch]] &bull; [[argument]] &bull; [[arm]] &bull; [[army]] &bull; [[art]] &bull; [[as]] &bull; [[at]] &bull; [[attack]] &bull; [[attempt]] &bull; [[attention]] &bull; [[attraction]] &bull; [[authority]] &bull; [[automatic]] &bull; [[awake]] == [[B]] == [[baby]] &bull; [[back]] &bull; [[bad]] &bull; [[bag]] &bull; [[balance]] &bull; [[ball]] &bull; [[band]] &bull; [[base]] &bull; [[basin]] &bull; [[basket]] &bull; [[bathing|bath]] &bull; [[be]] &bull; [[beautiful]] &bull; [[because]] &bull; [[bed]] &bull; [[bee]] &bull; [[before]] &bull; [[behavior]] &bull; [[belief]] &bull; [[bell]] &bull; [[bent]] &bull; [[berry]] &bull; [[between]] &bull; [[bird]] &bull; [[birth]] &bull; [[bit]] &bull; [[bite]] &bull; [[bitter]] &bull; [[black]] &bull; [[blade]] &bull; [[blood]] &bull; [[blow]] &bull; [[blue]] &bull; [[board]] &bull; [[boat]] &bull; [[body]] &bull; [[boiling]] &bull; [[bone]] &bull; [[book]] &bull; [[boot]] &bull; [[bottle]] &bull; [[box]] &bull; [[boy]] &bull; [[brain]] &bull; [[brake]] &bull; [[branch]] &bull; [[brass]] &bull; [[bread]] &bull; [[breath]] &bull; [[brick]] &bull; [[bridge]] &bull; [[bright]] &bull; [[broken]] &bull; [[brother]] &bull; [[brown]] &bull; [[brush]] &bull; [[bucket]] &bull; [[building]] &bull; [[bulb]] &bull; [[burn]] &bull; [[burst]] &bull; [[business]] &bull; [[but]] &bull; [[butter]] &bull; [[button]] &bull; [[by]] == [[C]] == [[cake]] &bull; [[camera]] &bull; [[canvas]] &bull; [[card]] &bull; [[care]] &bull; [[carriage]] &bull; [[cart]] &bull; [[cat]] &bull; [[cause]] &bull; [[certain]] &bull; [[chain]] &bull; [[chalk]] &bull; [[chance]] &bull; [[change]] &bull; [[cheap]] &bull; [[cheese]] &bull; [[chemical]] &bull; [[chest]] &bull; [[chief]] &bull; [[chin]] &bull; [[church]] &bull; [[circle]] &bull; [[clean]] &bull; [[clear]] &bull; [[clock]] &bull; [[cloth]] &bull; [[cloud]] &bull; [[coal]] &bull; [[coat]] &bull; [[cold]] &bull; [[collar]] &bull; [[color]] &bull; [[comb]] &bull; [[come]] &bull; [[comfort]] &bull; [[committee]] &bull; [[common]] &bull; [[company]] &bull; [[comparison]] &bull; [[competition]] &bull; [[complete]] &bull; [[complex]] &bull; [[condition]] &bull; [[connection]] &bull; [[conscious]] &bull; [[control]] &bull; [[cook]] &bull; [[copper]] &bull; [[copy]] &bull; [[cord]] &bull; [[cork]] &bull; [[cotton]] &bull; [[cough]] &bull; [[country]] &bull; [[cover]] &bull; [[cow]] &bull; [[crack]] &bull; [[credit]] &bull; [[crime]] &bull; [[cruel]] &bull; [[crush]] &bull; [[cry]] &bull; [[cup]] &bull; [[current]] &bull; [[curtain]] &bull; [[curve]] &bull; [[cushion]] &bull; [[cut]] == [[D]] == [[damage]] &bull; [[danger]] &bull; [[dark]] &bull; [[daughter]] &bull; [[day]] &bull; [[dead]] &bull; [[dear]] &bull; [[death]] &bull; [[debt]] &bull; [[decision]] &bull; [[deep]] &bull; [[degree]] &bull; [[delicate]] &bull; [[dependent]] &bull; [[design]] &bull; [[desire]] &bull; [[destruction]] &bull; [[detail]] &bull; [[development]] &bull; [[different]] &bull; [[digestion]] &bull; [[direction]] &bull; [[dirty]] &bull; [[discovery]] &bull; [[discussion]] &bull; [[disease]] &bull; [[disgust]] &bull; [[distance]] &bull; [[distribution]] &bull; [[division]] &bull; [[do]] &bull; [[dog]] &bull; [[door]] &bull; [[down]] &bull; [[doubt]] &bull; [[drain]] &bull; [[drawer]] &bull; [[dress]] &bull; [[drink]] &bull; [[driving]] &bull; [[drop]] &bull; [[dry]] &bull; [[dust]] == [[E]] == [[ear]] &bull; [[early]] &bull; [[earth]] &bull; [[east]] &bull; [[edge]] &bull; [[education]] &bull; [[effect]] &bull; [[egg]] &bull; [[elastic]] &bull; [[electric]] &bull; [[end]] &bull; [[engine]] &bull; [[enough]] &bull; [[equal]] &bull; [[error]] &bull; [[even]] &bull; [[event]] &bull; [[ever]] &bull; [[every]] &bull; [[example]] &bull; [[exchange]] &bull; [[existence]] &bull; [[expansion]] &bull; [[experience]] &bull; [[expert]] &bull; [[eye]] == [[F]] == [[face]] &bull; [[fact]] &bull; [[fall]] &bull; [[false]] &bull; [[family]] &bull; [[far]] &bull; [[farm]] &bull; [[fat]] &bull; [[father]] &bull; [[fear]] &bull; [[feather]] &bull; [[feeble]] &bull; [[feeling]] &bull; [[female]] &bull; [[fertile]] &bull; [[fiction]] &bull; [[field]] &bull; [[fight]] &bull; [[finger]] &bull; [[fire]] &bull; [[first]] &bull; [[fish]] &bull; [[fixed]] &bull; [[flag]] &bull; [[flame]] &bull; [[flat]] &bull; [[flight]] &bull; [[floor]] &bull; [[flower]] &bull; [[fly]] &bull; [[fold]] &bull; [[food]] &bull; [[foolish]] &bull; [[foot]] &bull; [[for]] &bull; [[force]] &bull; [[fork]] &bull; [[form]] &bull; [[forward]] &bull; [[fowl]] &bull; [[frame]] &bull; [[free]] &bull; [[frequent]] &bull; [[friend]] &bull; [[from]] &bull; [[front]] &bull; [[fruit]] &bull; [[full]] &bull; [[future]] == [[G]] == [[garden]] &bull; [[general]] &bull; [[get]] &bull; [[girl]] &bull; [[give]] &bull; [[glass]] &bull; [[glove]] &bull; [[go]] &bull; [[goat]] &bull; [[gold]] &bull; [[goodness|good]] &bull; [[government]] &bull; [[grain]] &bull; [[grass]] &bull; [[great]] &bull; [[green]] &bull; [[grey]]/[[gray]] &bull; [[grip]] &bull; [[group]] &bull; [[growth]] &bull; [[guide]] &bull; [[gun]] == [[H]] == [[hair]] &bull; [[hammer]] &bull; [[hand]] &bull; [[hanging]] &bull; [[happy]] &bull; [[harbor]] &bull; [[hard]] &bull; [[harmony]] &bull; [[hat]] &bull; [[hate]] &bull; [[have]] &bull; [[he]] &bull; [[head]] &bull; [[healthy]] &bull; [[hearing]] &bull; [[heart]] &bull; [[heat]] &bull; [[help]] &bull; [[here]] &bull; [[high]] &bull; [[history]] &bull; [[hole]] &bull; [[hollow]] &bull; [[hook]] &bull; [[hope]] &bull; [[horn]] &bull; [[horse]] &bull; [[hospital]] &bull; [[hour]] &bull; [[house]] &bull; [[how]] &bull; [[humor]] == [[I]] == [[I]] &bull; [[ice]] &bull; [[idea]] &bull; [[if]] &bull; [[ill]] &bull; [[important]] &bull; [[impulse]] &bull; [[in]] &bull; [[increase]] &bull; [[industry]] &bull; [[ink]] &bull; [[insect]] &bull; [[instrument]] &bull; [[insurance]] &bull; [[interest]] &bull; [[invention]] &bull; [[iron]] &bull; [[island]] == [[J]] == [[jelly]] &bull; [[jewel]] &bull; [[join]] &bull; [[journey]] &bull; [[judge]] &bull; [[jump]] == [[K]] == [[keep]] &bull; [[kettle]] &bull; [[key]] &bull; [[kick]] &bull; [[kind]] &bull; [[kiss]] &bull; [[knee]] &bull; [[knife]] &bull; [[knot]] &bull; [[knowledge]] == [[L]] == [[land]] &bull; [[language]] &bull; [[last]] &bull; [[late]] &bull; [[laugh]] &bull; [[law]] &bull; [[lead]] &bull; [[leaf]] &bull; [[learning]] &bull; [[leather]] &bull; [[left]] &bull; [[leg]] &bull; [[let]] &bull; [[letter]] &bull; [[level]] &bull; [[library]] &bull; [[lift]] &bull; [[light]] &bull; [[like]] &bull; [[limit]] &bull; [[line]] &bull; [[linen]] &bull; [[lip]] &bull; [[liquid]] &bull; [[list]] &bull; [[little]] ([[less]], [[least]]) &bull; [[living]] &bull; [[lock]] &bull; [[long]] &bull; [[look]] &bull; [[loose]] &bull; [[loss]] &bull; [[loud]] &bull; [[love]] &bull; [[low]] == [[M]] == [[machine]] &bull; [[make]] &bull; [[male]] &bull; [[man]] &bull; [[manager]] &bull; [[map]] &bull; [[mark]] &bull; [[market]] &bull; [[married]] &bull; [[match]] &bull; [[material]] &bull; [[mass]] &bull; [[may]] &bull; [[meal]] &bull; [[measure]] &bull; [[meat]] &bull; [[medical]] &bull; [[meeting]] &bull; [[memory]] &bull; [[metal]] &bull; [[middle]] &bull; [[military]] &bull; [[milk]] &bull; [[mind]] &bull; [[mine]] &bull; [[minute]] &bull; [[mist]] &bull; [[mixed]] &bull; [[money]] &bull; [[monkey]] &bull; [[month]] &bull; [[moon]] &bull; [[morning]] &bull; [[mother]] &bull; [[motion]] &bull; [[mountain]] &bull; [[mouth]] &bull; [[move]] &bull; [[much]] ([[more]], [[most]]) &bull; [[muscle]] &bull; [[music]] == [[N]] == [[nail]] &bull; [[name]] &bull; [[narrow]] &bull; [[nation]] &bull; [[natural]] &bull; [[near]] &bull; [[necessary]] &bull; [[neck]] &bull; [[need]] &bull; [[needle]] &bull; [[nerve]] &bull; [[net]] &bull; [[new]] &bull; [[news]] &bull; [[night]] &bull; [[no]] &bull; [[noise]] &bull; [[normal]] &bull; [[north]] &bull; [[nose]] &bull; [[not]] &bull; [[note]] &bull; [[now]] &bull; [[number]] &bull; [[nut]] == [[O]] == [[observation]] &bull; [[of]] &bull; [[off]] &bull; [[offer]] &bull; [[office]] &bull; [[oil]] &bull; [[old]] &bull; [[on]] &bull; [[only]] &bull; [[open]] &bull; [[operation]] &bull; [[opposite]] &bull; [[opinion]] &bull; [[other]] &bull; [[or]] &bull; [[orange]] &bull; [[order]] &bull; [[organization]] &bull; [[ornament]] &bull; [[out]] &bull; [[oven]] &bull; [[over]] &bull; [[owner]] == [[P]] == [[page]] &bull; [[pain]] &bull; [[paint]] &bull; [[paper]] &bull; [[parallel]] &bull; [[parcel]] &bull; [[part]] &bull; [[past]] &bull; [[paste]] &bull; [[payment]] &bull; [[peace]] &bull; [[pen]] &bull; [[pencil]] &bull; [[person]] &bull; [[physical]] &bull; [[picture]] &bull; [[pig]] &bull; [[pin]] &bull; [[pipe]] &bull; [[place]] &bull; [[plane]] &bull; [[plant]] &bull; [[plate]] &bull; [[play]] &bull; [[please]] &bull; [[pleasure]] &bull; [[plough]]/[[plow]] &bull; [[pocket]] &bull; [[point]] &bull; [[poison]] &bull; [[polish]] &bull; [[political]] &bull; [[poor]] &bull; [[porter]] &bull; [[position]] &bull; [[possible]] &bull; [[pot]] &bull; [[potato]] &bull; [[powder]] &bull; [[power]] &bull; [[present]] &bull; [[price]] &bull; [[print]] &bull; [[prison]] &bull; [[private]] &bull; [[probable]] &bull; [[process]] &bull; [[produce]] &bull; [[profit]] &bull; [[property]] &bull; [[prose]] &bull; [[protest]] &bull; [[public]] &bull; [[pull]] &bull; [[pump]] &bull; [[punishment]] &bull; [[purpose]] &bull; [[push]] &bull; [[put]] == [[Q]] == [[quality]] &bull; [[question]] &bull; [[quick]] &bull; [[quiet]] &bull; [[quite]] == [[R]] == [[rail]] &bull; [[rain]] &bull; [[range]] &bull; [[rat]] &bull; [[rate]] &bull; [[ray]] &bull; [[reaction]] &bull; [[red]] &bull; [[reading]] &bull; [[ready]] &bull; [[reason]] &bull; [[receipt]] &bull; [[record]] &bull; [[regret]] &bull; [[regular]] &bull; [[relation]] &bull; [[religion]] &bull; [[representative]] &bull; [[request]] &bull; [[respect]] &bull; [[responsible]] &bull; [[rest]] &bull; [[reward]] &bull; [[rhythm]] &bull; [[rice]] &bull; [[right]] &bull; [[ring]] &bull; [[river]] &bull; [[road]] &bull; [[rod]] &bull; [[roll]] &bull; [[roof]] &bull; [[room]] &bull; [[root]] &bull; [[rough]] &bull; [[round]] &bull; [[rub]] &bull; [[rule]] &bull; [[run]] == [[S]] == [[sad]] &bull; [[safe]] &bull; [[sail]] &bull; [[salt]] &bull; [[same]] &bull; [[sand]] &bull; [[say]] &bull; [[scale]] &bull; [[school]] &bull; [[science]] &bull; [[scissors]] &bull; [[screw]] &bull; [[sea]] &bull; [[seat]] &bull; [[second]] &bull; [[secret]] &bull; [[secretary]] &bull; [[see]] &bull; [[seed]] &bull; [[selection]] &bull; [[self]] &bull; [[send]] &bull; [[seem]] &bull; [[sense]] &bull; [[separate]] &bull; [[serious]] &bull; [[servant]] &bull; [[sex]] &bull; [[shade]] &bull; [[shake]] &bull; [[shame]] &bull; [[sharp]] &bull; [[sheep]] &bull; [[shelf]] &bull; [[ship]] &bull; [[shirt]] &bull; [[shock]] &bull; [[shoe]] &bull; [[short]] &bull; [[shut]] &bull; [[side]] &bull; [[sign]] &bull; [[silk]] &bull; [[silver]] &bull; [[simple]] &bull; [[sister]] &bull; [[size]] &bull; [[skin]] &bull; [[skirt]] &bull; [[sky]] &bull; [[sleep]] &bull; [[slip]] &bull; [[slope]] &bull; [[slow]] &bull; [[small]] &bull; [[smash]] &bull; [[smell]] &bull; [[smile]] &bull; [[smoke]] &bull; [[smooth]] &bull; [[snake]] &bull; [[sneeze]] &bull; [[snow]] &bull; [[so]] &bull; [[soap]] &bull; [[society]] &bull; [[sock]] &bull; [[soft]] &bull; [[solid]] &bull; [[some]] &bull; [[son]] &bull; [[song]] &bull; [[sort]] &bull; [[sound]] &bull; [[south]] &bull; [[soup]] &bull; [[space]] &bull; [[spade]] &bull; [[special]] &bull; [[sponge]] &bull; [[spoon]] &bull; [[spring]] &bull; [[square]] &bull; [[stamp]] &bull; [[stage]] &bull; [[star]] &bull; [[start]] &bull; [[statement]] &bull; [[station]] &bull; [[steam]] &bull; [[stem]] &bull; [[steel]] &bull; [[step]] &bull; [[stick]] &bull; [[sticky]] &bull; [[stiff]] &bull; [[still]] &bull; [[stitch]] &bull; [[stocking]] &bull; [[stomach]] &bull; [[stone]] &bull; [[stop]] &bull; [[store]] &bull; [[story]] &bull; [[straight]] &bull; [[strange]] &bull; [[street]] &bull; [[stretch]] &bull; [[strong]] &bull; [[structure]] &bull; [[substance]] &bull; [[sugar]] &bull; [[suggestion]] &bull; [[summer]] &bull; [[support]] &bull; [[surprise]] &bull; [[such]] &bull; [[sudden]] &bull; [[sun]] &bull; [[sweet]] &bull; [[swim]] &bull; [[system]] == [[T]] == [[table]] &bull; [[tail]] &bull; [[take]] &bull; [[talk]] &bull; [[tall]] &bull; [[taste]] &bull; [[tax]] &bull; [[teaching]] &bull; [[tendency]] &bull; [[test]] &bull; [[than]] &bull; [[that]] &bull; [[the]] &bull; [[then]] &bull; [[theory]] &bull; [[there]] &bull; [[thick]] &bull; [[thin]] &bull; [[thing]] &bull; [[this]] &bull; [[thought]] &bull; [[thread]] &bull; [[throat]] &bull; [[though]] &bull; [[through]] &bull; [[thumb]] &bull; [[thunder]] &bull; [[ticket]] &bull; [[tight]] &bull; [[tired]] &bull; [[till]] &bull; [[time]] &bull; [[tin]] &bull; [[to]] &bull; [[toe]] &bull; [[together]] &bull; [[tomorrow]] &bull; [[tongue]] &bull; [[tooth]] &bull; [[top]] &bull; [[touch]] &bull; [[town]] &bull; [[trade]] &bull; [[train]] &bull; [[transport]] &bull; [[tray]] &bull; [[tree]] &bull; [[trick]] &bull; [[trousers]] &bull; [[true]] &bull; [[trouble]] &bull; [[turn]] &bull; [[twist]] == [[U]] == [[umbrella]] &bull; [[under]] &bull; [[unit]] &bull; [[use]] &bull; [[up]] == [[V]] == [[value]] &bull; [[verse]] &bull; [[very]] &bull; [[vessel]] &bull; [[view]] &bull; [[violent]] &bull; [[voice]] == [[W]] == [[walk]] &bull; [[wall]] &bull; [[waiting]] &bull; [[war]] &bull; [[warm]] &bull; [[wash]] &bull; [[waste]] &bull; [[watch]] &bull; [[water]] &bull; [[wave]] &bull; [[wax]] &bull; [[way]] &bull; [[weather]] &bull; [[week]] &bull; [[weight]] &bull; [[well]] &bull; [[west]] &bull; [[wet]] &bull; [[wheel]] &bull; [[when]] &bull; [[where]] &bull; [[while]] &bull; [[whip]] &bull; [[whistle]] &bull; [[white]] &bull; [[who]] &bull; [[why]] &bull; [[wide]] &bull; [[will]] &bull; [[wind]] &bull; [[window]] &bull; [[wine]] &bull; [[wing]] &bull; [[winter]] &bull; [[wire]] &bull; [[wise]] &bull; [[with]] &bull; [[woman]] &bull; [[wood]] &bull; [[wool]] &bull; [[word]] &bull; [[work]] &bull; [[worm]] &bull; [[wound]] &bull; [[writing]] &bull; [[wrong]] == [[X]] == (none) == [[Y]] == [[year]] &bull; [[yellow]] &bull; [[yes]] &bull; [[yesterday]] &bull; [[you]] &bull; [[young]] == [[Z]] == (none) {{TOC}} ===See also=== *[[Wiktionary:Basic English ordered wordlist]] *[[Wiktionary:Basic English picture wordlist]] *[[Wiktionary:Extended Basic English alphabetical wordlist]] also known as the BE1500 **[[Wiktionary:Basic English international wordlist]] **[[Wiktionary:Basic English compound wordlist]] ===External Links=== [http://ogden.basic-english.org/wordthere.html Derivative words considered to be part of the Basic English 850 list] [[Category:Wordlists|BE850]] 12527 2006-11-18T10:23:48Z Tangotango 94 /* [[B]] */ have checked with the list at ogden.basic-english.org - the BE850 word is "bath", not "bathing", and the meanings are significantly different, per talk. {{shortcut|<center>WT:BE850<br>BE850</center>}} '''This is a list of the 850 words of Charles Kay Ogden's Basic English, in alphabetical order.''' If you're looking for an entry to create, this might be a good place to start. __NOTOC__ {{TOC}} == [[A]] == [[a]] &bull; [[able]] &bull; [[about]] &bull; [[account]] &bull; [[acid]] &bull; [[across]] &bull; [[act]] &bull; [[addition]] &bull; [[adjustment]] &bull; [[advertisement]] &bull; [[agreement]] &bull; [[after]] &bull; [[again]] &bull; [[against]] &bull; [[air]] &bull; [[all]] &bull; [[almost]] &bull; [[among]] &bull; [[amount]] &bull; [[amusement]] &bull; [[and]] &bull; [[angle]] &bull; [[angry]] &bull; [[animal]] &bull; [[answer]] &bull; [[ant]] &bull; [[any]] &bull; [[apparatus]] &bull; [[apple]] &bull; [[approval]] &bull; [[arch]] &bull; [[argument]] &bull; [[arm]] &bull; [[army]] &bull; [[art]] &bull; [[as]] &bull; [[at]] &bull; [[attack]] &bull; [[attempt]] &bull; [[attention]] &bull; [[attraction]] &bull; [[authority]] &bull; [[automatic]] &bull; [[awake]] == [[B]] == [[baby]] &bull; [[back]] &bull; [[bad]] &bull; [[bag]] &bull; [[balance]] &bull; [[ball]] &bull; [[band]] &bull; [[base]] &bull; [[basin]] &bull; [[basket]] &bull; [[bath]] &bull; [[be]] &bull; [[beautiful]] &bull; [[because]] &bull; [[bed]] &bull; [[bee]] &bull; [[before]] &bull; [[behavior]] &bull; [[belief]] &bull; [[bell]] &bull; [[bent]] &bull; [[berry]] &bull; [[between]] &bull; [[bird]] &bull; [[birth]] &bull; [[bit]] &bull; [[bite]] &bull; [[bitter]] &bull; [[black]] &bull; [[blade]] &bull; [[blood]] &bull; [[blow]] &bull; [[blue]] &bull; [[board]] &bull; [[boat]] &bull; [[body]] &bull; [[boiling]] &bull; [[bone]] &bull; [[book]] &bull; [[boot]] &bull; [[bottle]] &bull; [[box]] &bull; [[boy]] &bull; [[brain]] &bull; [[brake]] &bull; [[branch]] &bull; [[brass]] &bull; [[bread]] &bull; [[breath]] &bull; [[brick]] &bull; [[bridge]] &bull; [[bright]] &bull; [[broken]] &bull; [[brother]] &bull; [[brown]] &bull; [[brush]] &bull; [[bucket]] &bull; [[building]] &bull; [[bulb]] &bull; [[burn]] &bull; [[burst]] &bull; [[business]] &bull; [[but]] &bull; [[butter]] &bull; [[button]] &bull; [[by]] == [[C]] == [[cake]] &bull; [[camera]] &bull; [[canvas]] &bull; [[card]] &bull; [[care]] &bull; [[carriage]] &bull; [[cart]] &bull; [[cat]] &bull; [[cause]] &bull; [[certain]] &bull; [[chain]] &bull; [[chalk]] &bull; [[chance]] &bull; [[change]] &bull; [[cheap]] &bull; [[cheese]] &bull; [[chemical]] &bull; [[chest]] &bull; [[chief]] &bull; [[chin]] &bull; [[church]] &bull; [[circle]] &bull; [[clean]] &bull; [[clear]] &bull; [[clock]] &bull; [[cloth]] &bull; [[cloud]] &bull; [[coal]] &bull; [[coat]] &bull; [[cold]] &bull; [[collar]] &bull; [[color]] &bull; [[comb]] &bull; [[come]] &bull; [[comfort]] &bull; [[committee]] &bull; [[common]] &bull; [[company]] &bull; [[comparison]] &bull; [[competition]] &bull; [[complete]] &bull; [[complex]] &bull; [[condition]] &bull; [[connection]] &bull; [[conscious]] &bull; [[control]] &bull; [[cook]] &bull; [[copper]] &bull; [[copy]] &bull; [[cord]] &bull; [[cork]] &bull; [[cotton]] &bull; [[cough]] &bull; [[country]] &bull; [[cover]] &bull; [[cow]] &bull; [[crack]] &bull; [[credit]] &bull; [[crime]] &bull; [[cruel]] &bull; [[crush]] &bull; [[cry]] &bull; [[cup]] &bull; [[current]] &bull; [[curtain]] &bull; [[curve]] &bull; [[cushion]] &bull; [[cut]] == [[D]] == [[damage]] &bull; [[danger]] &bull; [[dark]] &bull; [[daughter]] &bull; [[day]] &bull; [[dead]] &bull; [[dear]] &bull; [[death]] &bull; [[debt]] &bull; [[decision]] &bull; [[deep]] &bull; [[degree]] &bull; [[delicate]] &bull; [[dependent]] &bull; [[design]] &bull; [[desire]] &bull; [[destruction]] &bull; [[detail]] &bull; [[development]] &bull; [[different]] &bull; [[digestion]] &bull; [[direction]] &bull; [[dirty]] &bull; [[discovery]] &bull; [[discussion]] &bull; [[disease]] &bull; [[disgust]] &bull; [[distance]] &bull; [[distribution]] &bull; [[division]] &bull; [[do]] &bull; [[dog]] &bull; [[door]] &bull; [[down]] &bull; [[doubt]] &bull; [[drain]] &bull; [[drawer]] &bull; [[dress]] &bull; [[drink]] &bull; [[driving]] &bull; [[drop]] &bull; [[dry]] &bull; [[dust]] == [[E]] == [[ear]] &bull; [[early]] &bull; [[earth]] &bull; [[east]] &bull; [[edge]] &bull; [[education]] &bull; [[effect]] &bull; [[egg]] &bull; [[elastic]] &bull; [[electric]] &bull; [[end]] &bull; [[engine]] &bull; [[enough]] &bull; [[equal]] &bull; [[error]] &bull; [[even]] &bull; [[event]] &bull; [[ever]] &bull; [[every]] &bull; [[example]] &bull; [[exchange]] &bull; [[existence]] &bull; [[expansion]] &bull; [[experience]] &bull; [[expert]] &bull; [[eye]] == [[F]] == [[face]] &bull; [[fact]] &bull; [[fall]] &bull; [[false]] &bull; [[family]] &bull; [[far]] &bull; [[farm]] &bull; [[fat]] &bull; [[father]] &bull; [[fear]] &bull; [[feather]] &bull; [[feeble]] &bull; [[feeling]] &bull; [[female]] &bull; [[fertile]] &bull; [[fiction]] &bull; [[field]] &bull; [[fight]] &bull; [[finger]] &bull; [[fire]] &bull; [[first]] &bull; [[fish]] &bull; [[fixed]] &bull; [[flag]] &bull; [[flame]] &bull; [[flat]] &bull; [[flight]] &bull; [[floor]] &bull; [[flower]] &bull; [[fly]] &bull; [[fold]] &bull; [[food]] &bull; [[foolish]] &bull; [[foot]] &bull; [[for]] &bull; [[force]] &bull; [[fork]] &bull; [[form]] &bull; [[forward]] &bull; [[fowl]] &bull; [[frame]] &bull; [[free]] &bull; [[frequent]] &bull; [[friend]] &bull; [[from]] &bull; [[front]] &bull; [[fruit]] &bull; [[full]] &bull; [[future]] == [[G]] == [[garden]] &bull; [[general]] &bull; [[get]] &bull; [[girl]] &bull; [[give]] &bull; [[glass]] &bull; [[glove]] &bull; [[go]] &bull; [[goat]] &bull; [[gold]] &bull; [[goodness|good]] &bull; [[government]] &bull; [[grain]] &bull; [[grass]] &bull; [[great]] &bull; [[green]] &bull; [[grey]]/[[gray]] &bull; [[grip]] &bull; [[group]] &bull; [[growth]] &bull; [[guide]] &bull; [[gun]] == [[H]] == [[hair]] &bull; [[hammer]] &bull; [[hand]] &bull; [[hanging]] &bull; [[happy]] &bull; [[harbor]] &bull; [[hard]] &bull; [[harmony]] &bull; [[hat]] &bull; [[hate]] &bull; [[have]] &bull; [[he]] &bull; [[head]] &bull; [[healthy]] &bull; [[hearing]] &bull; [[heart]] &bull; [[heat]] &bull; [[help]] &bull; [[here]] &bull; [[high]] &bull; [[history]] &bull; [[hole]] &bull; [[hollow]] &bull; [[hook]] &bull; [[hope]] &bull; [[horn]] &bull; [[horse]] &bull; [[hospital]] &bull; [[hour]] &bull; [[house]] &bull; [[how]] &bull; [[humor]] == [[I]] == [[I]] &bull; [[ice]] &bull; [[idea]] &bull; [[if]] &bull; [[ill]] &bull; [[important]] &bull; [[impulse]] &bull; [[in]] &bull; [[increase]] &bull; [[industry]] &bull; [[ink]] &bull; [[insect]] &bull; [[instrument]] &bull; [[insurance]] &bull; [[interest]] &bull; [[invention]] &bull; [[iron]] &bull; [[island]] == [[J]] == [[jelly]] &bull; [[jewel]] &bull; [[join]] &bull; [[journey]] &bull; [[judge]] &bull; [[jump]] == [[K]] == [[keep]] &bull; [[kettle]] &bull; [[key]] &bull; [[kick]] &bull; [[kind]] &bull; [[kiss]] &bull; [[knee]] &bull; [[knife]] &bull; [[knot]] &bull; [[knowledge]] == [[L]] == [[land]] &bull; [[language]] &bull; [[last]] &bull; [[late]] &bull; [[laugh]] &bull; [[law]] &bull; [[lead]] &bull; [[leaf]] &bull; [[learning]] &bull; [[leather]] &bull; [[left]] &bull; [[leg]] &bull; [[let]] &bull; [[letter]] &bull; [[level]] &bull; [[library]] &bull; [[lift]] &bull; [[light]] &bull; [[like]] &bull; [[limit]] &bull; [[line]] &bull; [[linen]] &bull; [[lip]] &bull; [[liquid]] &bull; [[list]] &bull; [[little]] ([[less]], [[least]]) &bull; [[living]] &bull; [[lock]] &bull; [[long]] &bull; [[look]] &bull; [[loose]] &bull; [[loss]] &bull; [[loud]] &bull; [[love]] &bull; [[low]] == [[M]] == [[machine]] &bull; [[make]] &bull; [[male]] &bull; [[man]] &bull; [[manager]] &bull; [[map]] &bull; [[mark]] &bull; [[market]] &bull; [[married]] &bull; [[match]] &bull; [[material]] &bull; [[mass]] &bull; [[may]] &bull; [[meal]] &bull; [[measure]] &bull; [[meat]] &bull; [[medical]] &bull; [[meeting]] &bull; [[memory]] &bull; [[metal]] &bull; [[middle]] &bull; [[military]] &bull; [[milk]] &bull; [[mind]] &bull; [[mine]] &bull; [[minute]] &bull; [[mist]] &bull; [[mixed]] &bull; [[money]] &bull; [[monkey]] &bull; [[month]] &bull; [[moon]] &bull; [[morning]] &bull; [[mother]] &bull; [[motion]] &bull; [[mountain]] &bull; [[mouth]] &bull; [[move]] &bull; [[much]] ([[more]], [[most]]) &bull; [[muscle]] &bull; [[music]] == [[N]] == [[nail]] &bull; [[name]] &bull; [[narrow]] &bull; [[nation]] &bull; [[natural]] &bull; [[near]] &bull; [[necessary]] &bull; [[neck]] &bull; [[need]] &bull; [[needle]] &bull; [[nerve]] &bull; [[net]] &bull; [[new]] &bull; [[news]] &bull; [[night]] &bull; [[no]] &bull; [[noise]] &bull; [[normal]] &bull; [[north]] &bull; [[nose]] &bull; [[not]] &bull; [[note]] &bull; [[now]] &bull; [[number]] &bull; [[nut]] == [[O]] == [[observation]] &bull; [[of]] &bull; [[off]] &bull; [[offer]] &bull; [[office]] &bull; [[oil]] &bull; [[old]] &bull; [[on]] &bull; [[only]] &bull; [[open]] &bull; [[operation]] &bull; [[opposite]] &bull; [[opinion]] &bull; [[other]] &bull; [[or]] &bull; [[orange]] &bull; [[order]] &bull; [[organization]] &bull; [[ornament]] &bull; [[out]] &bull; [[oven]] &bull; [[over]] &bull; [[owner]] == [[P]] == [[page]] &bull; [[pain]] &bull; [[paint]] &bull; [[paper]] &bull; [[parallel]] &bull; [[parcel]] &bull; [[part]] &bull; [[past]] &bull; [[paste]] &bull; [[payment]] &bull; [[peace]] &bull; [[pen]] &bull; [[pencil]] &bull; [[person]] &bull; [[physical]] &bull; [[picture]] &bull; [[pig]] &bull; [[pin]] &bull; [[pipe]] &bull; [[place]] &bull; [[plane]] &bull; [[plant]] &bull; [[plate]] &bull; [[play]] &bull; [[please]] &bull; [[pleasure]] &bull; [[plough]]/[[plow]] &bull; [[pocket]] &bull; [[point]] &bull; [[poison]] &bull; [[polish]] &bull; [[political]] &bull; [[poor]] &bull; [[porter]] &bull; [[position]] &bull; [[possible]] &bull; [[pot]] &bull; [[potato]] &bull; [[powder]] &bull; [[power]] &bull; [[present]] &bull; [[price]] &bull; [[print]] &bull; [[prison]] &bull; [[private]] &bull; [[probable]] &bull; [[process]] &bull; [[produce]] &bull; [[profit]] &bull; [[property]] &bull; [[prose]] &bull; [[protest]] &bull; [[public]] &bull; [[pull]] &bull; [[pump]] &bull; [[punishment]] &bull; [[purpose]] &bull; [[push]] &bull; [[put]] == [[Q]] == [[quality]] &bull; [[question]] &bull; [[quick]] &bull; [[quiet]] &bull; [[quite]] == [[R]] == [[rail]] &bull; [[rain]] &bull; [[range]] &bull; [[rat]] &bull; [[rate]] &bull; [[ray]] &bull; [[reaction]] &bull; [[red]] &bull; [[reading]] &bull; [[ready]] &bull; [[reason]] &bull; [[receipt]] &bull; [[record]] &bull; [[regret]] &bull; [[regular]] &bull; [[relation]] &bull; [[religion]] &bull; [[representative]] &bull; [[request]] &bull; [[respect]] &bull; [[responsible]] &bull; [[rest]] &bull; [[reward]] &bull; [[rhythm]] &bull; [[rice]] &bull; [[right]] &bull; [[ring]] &bull; [[river]] &bull; [[road]] &bull; [[rod]] &bull; [[roll]] &bull; [[roof]] &bull; [[room]] &bull; [[root]] &bull; [[rough]] &bull; [[round]] &bull; [[rub]] &bull; [[rule]] &bull; [[run]] == [[S]] == [[sad]] &bull; [[safe]] &bull; [[sail]] &bull; [[salt]] &bull; [[same]] &bull; [[sand]] &bull; [[say]] &bull; [[scale]] &bull; [[school]] &bull; [[science]] &bull; [[scissors]] &bull; [[screw]] &bull; [[sea]] &bull; [[seat]] &bull; [[second]] &bull; [[secret]] &bull; [[secretary]] &bull; [[see]] &bull; [[seed]] &bull; [[selection]] &bull; [[self]] &bull; [[send]] &bull; [[seem]] &bull; [[sense]] &bull; [[separate]] &bull; [[serious]] &bull; [[servant]] &bull; [[sex]] &bull; [[shade]] &bull; [[shake]] &bull; [[shame]] &bull; [[sharp]] &bull; [[sheep]] &bull; [[shelf]] &bull; [[ship]] &bull; [[shirt]] &bull; [[shock]] &bull; [[shoe]] &bull; [[short]] &bull; [[shut]] &bull; [[side]] &bull; [[sign]] &bull; [[silk]] &bull; [[silver]] &bull; [[simple]] &bull; [[sister]] &bull; [[size]] &bull; [[skin]] &bull; [[skirt]] &bull; [[sky]] &bull; [[sleep]] &bull; [[slip]] &bull; [[slope]] &bull; [[slow]] &bull; [[small]] &bull; [[smash]] &bull; [[smell]] &bull; [[smile]] &bull; [[smoke]] &bull; [[smooth]] &bull; [[snake]] &bull; [[sneeze]] &bull; [[snow]] &bull; [[so]] &bull; [[soap]] &bull; [[society]] &bull; [[sock]] &bull; [[soft]] &bull; [[solid]] &bull; [[some]] &bull; [[son]] &bull; [[song]] &bull; [[sort]] &bull; [[sound]] &bull; [[south]] &bull; [[soup]] &bull; [[space]] &bull; [[spade]] &bull; [[special]] &bull; [[sponge]] &bull; [[spoon]] &bull; [[spring]] &bull; [[square]] &bull; [[stamp]] &bull; [[stage]] &bull; [[star]] &bull; [[start]] &bull; [[statement]] &bull; [[station]] &bull; [[steam]] &bull; [[stem]] &bull; [[steel]] &bull; [[step]] &bull; [[stick]] &bull; [[sticky]] &bull; [[stiff]] &bull; [[still]] &bull; [[stitch]] &bull; [[stocking]] &bull; [[stomach]] &bull; [[stone]] &bull; [[stop]] &bull; [[store]] &bull; [[story]] &bull; [[straight]] &bull; [[strange]] &bull; [[street]] &bull; [[stretch]] &bull; [[strong]] &bull; [[structure]] &bull; [[substance]] &bull; [[sugar]] &bull; [[suggestion]] &bull; [[summer]] &bull; [[support]] &bull; [[surprise]] &bull; [[such]] &bull; [[sudden]] &bull; [[sun]] &bull; [[sweet]] &bull; [[swim]] &bull; [[system]] == [[T]] == [[table]] &bull; [[tail]] &bull; [[take]] &bull; [[talk]] &bull; [[tall]] &bull; [[taste]] &bull; [[tax]] &bull; [[teaching]] &bull; [[tendency]] &bull; [[test]] &bull; [[than]] &bull; [[that]] &bull; [[the]] &bull; [[then]] &bull; [[theory]] &bull; [[there]] &bull; [[thick]] &bull; [[thin]] &bull; [[thing]] &bull; [[this]] &bull; [[thought]] &bull; [[thread]] &bull; [[throat]] &bull; [[though]] &bull; [[through]] &bull; [[thumb]] &bull; [[thunder]] &bull; [[ticket]] &bull; [[tight]] &bull; [[tired]] &bull; [[till]] &bull; [[time]] &bull; [[tin]] &bull; [[to]] &bull; [[toe]] &bull; [[together]] &bull; [[tomorrow]] &bull; [[tongue]] &bull; [[tooth]] &bull; [[top]] &bull; [[touch]] &bull; [[town]] &bull; [[trade]] &bull; [[train]] &bull; [[transport]] &bull; [[tray]] &bull; [[tree]] &bull; [[trick]] &bull; [[trousers]] &bull; [[true]] &bull; [[trouble]] &bull; [[turn]] &bull; [[twist]] == [[U]] == [[umbrella]] &bull; [[under]] &bull; [[unit]] &bull; [[use]] &bull; [[up]] == [[V]] == [[value]] &bull; [[verse]] &bull; [[very]] &bull; [[vessel]] &bull; [[view]] &bull; [[violent]] &bull; [[voice]] == [[W]] == [[walk]] &bull; [[wall]] &bull; [[waiting]] &bull; [[war]] &bull; [[warm]] &bull; [[wash]] &bull; [[waste]] &bull; [[watch]] &bull; [[water]] &bull; [[wave]] &bull; [[wax]] &bull; [[way]] &bull; [[weather]] &bull; [[week]] &bull; [[weight]] &bull; [[well]] &bull; [[west]] &bull; [[wet]] &bull; [[wheel]] &bull; [[when]] &bull; [[where]] &bull; [[while]] &bull; [[whip]] &bull; [[whistle]] &bull; [[white]] &bull; [[who]] &bull; [[why]] &bull; [[wide]] &bull; [[will]] &bull; [[wind]] &bull; [[window]] &bull; [[wine]] &bull; [[wing]] &bull; [[winter]] &bull; [[wire]] &bull; [[wise]] &bull; [[with]] &bull; [[woman]] &bull; [[wood]] &bull; [[wool]] &bull; [[word]] &bull; [[work]] &bull; [[worm]] &bull; [[wound]] &bull; [[writing]] &bull; [[wrong]] == [[X]] == (none) == [[Y]] == [[year]] &bull; [[yellow]] &bull; [[yes]] &bull; [[yesterday]] &bull; [[you]] &bull; [[young]] == [[Z]] == (none) {{TOC}} ===See also=== *[[Wiktionary:Basic English ordered wordlist]] *[[Wiktionary:Basic English picture wordlist]] *[[Wiktionary:Extended Basic English alphabetical wordlist]] also known as the BE1500 **[[Wiktionary:Basic English international wordlist]] **[[Wiktionary:Basic English compound wordlist]] ===External Links=== [http://ogden.basic-english.org/wordthere.html Derivative words considered to be part of the Basic English 850 list] [[Category:Wordlists|BE850]] 1155 3262 2005-04-16T22:35:42Z Kevin Rector 28 Created <div class="noprint" style="clear: right; 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margin: 0 0 1em 1em; font-size: 90%; background: #f9f9f9; width: 250px; padding: 4px; spacing: 0px; text-align: left; float: right;"> <div style="float: left;">[[Image:Wiktionary-logo-en.png|50px|none|Wiktionary|]]</div> <div style="margin-left: 60px;">Wiktionary has a definition of: <br /> '''''[[:en:wiktionary:{{{1|Special:Search/{{PAGENAME}}}}}|{{{1|{{PAGENAME}}}}}]]''''' </div> </div> 4338 2005-12-07T01:23:33Z Gmcfoley 41 <div class="noprint" style="clear: right; border: solid #aaa 1px; margin: 0 0 1em 1em; font-size: 90%; background: #f9f9f9; width: 250px; padding: 4px; spacing: 0px; text-align: left; float: right;"> <div style="float: left;">[[Image:Wiktionary-logo-en.png|50px|none|Wiktionary|]]</div> <div style="margin-left: 60px;">Wiktionary has a definition of: <br /> '''''[[:en:wiktionary:{{{PAGENAME}}}''''' </div> </div> 4339 2005-12-07T01:24:05Z Gmcfoley 41 <div class="noprint" style="clear: right; border: solid #aaa 1px; margin: 0 0 1em 1em; font-size: 90%; background: #f9f9f9; width: 250px; padding: 4px; spacing: 0px; text-align: left; float: right;"> <div style="float: left;">[[Image:Wiktionary-logo-en.png|50px|none|Wiktionary|]]</div> <div style="margin-left: 60px;">Wiktionary has a definition of: <br /> '''''[[:en:wiktionary:{{{PAGENAME}}}]]''''' </div> </div> 4340 2005-12-07T01:24:26Z Gmcfoley 41 <div class="noprint" style="clear: right; border: solid #aaa 1px; margin: 0 0 1em 1em; font-size: 90%; background: #f9f9f9; width: 250px; padding: 4px; spacing: 0px; text-align: left; float: right;"> <div style="float: left;">[[Image:Wiktionary-logo-en.png|50px|none|Wiktionary|]]</div> <div style="margin-left: 60px;">Wiktionary has a definition of: <br /> '''''[[:en:wiktionary:{{PAGENAME}}]]''''' </div> </div> 4341 2005-12-07T01:25:20Z Gmcfoley 41 <div class="noprint" style="clear: right; border: solid #aaa 1px; margin: 0 0 1em 1em; font-size: 90%; background: #f9f9f9; width: 250px; padding: 4px; spacing: 0px; text-align: left; float: right;"> <div style="float: left;">[[Image:Wiktionary-logo-en.png|50px|none|Wiktionary|]]</div> <div style="margin-left: 60px;">Wiktionary has a definition of: <br /> '''''[[:en:{{PAGENAME}}|{{PAGENAME}}]]''''' </div> </div> 4343 2005-12-07T01:30:48Z Gmcfoley 41 <div class="noprint" style="clear: right; border: solid #aaa 1px; margin: 0 0 1em 1em; font-size: 90%; background: #f9f9f9; width: 250px; padding: 4px; spacing: 0px; text-align: left; float: right;"> <div style="float: left;">[[Image:Wiktionary-logo-en.png|50px|none|Wiktionary|]]</div> <div style="margin-left: 60px;">Wiktionary has a definition of: <br /> :'''''[[:en:{{PAGENAME}}|{{PAGENAME}}]]''''' </div> </div> 4838 2006-02-06T22:34:21Z Cromwellt 61 Changed to "English Wiktionary" and added that it is a bigger definition (meaning harder or more complex, really) <div class="noprint" style="clear: right; border: solid #aaa 1px; margin: 0 0 1em 1em; font-size: 90%; background: #f9f9f9; width: 250px; padding: 4px; spacing: 0px; text-align: left; float: right;"> <div style="float: left;">[[Image:Wiktionary-logo-en.png|50px|none|Wiktionary|]]</div> <div style="margin-left: 60px;">English Wiktionary has a bigger definition of: <br /> :'''''[[:en:{{PAGENAME}}|{{PAGENAME}}]]''''' </div> </div> 1157 1223 2005-04-16T22:37:20Z Kevin Rector 28 Howdy... [[Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist]] [[Fiction]] 3264 2005-04-16T22:37:42Z Kevin Rector 28 Howdy... *[[Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist]] *[[Fiction]] 1158 1226 2005-04-16T22:44:13Z Kevin Rector 28 This doesn't work, anyone know how to make it work? 1229 2005-04-16T22:44:25Z Kevin Rector 28 This doesn't work, anyone know how to make it work? [[User:Kevin Rector|Kevin Rector]] 22:44, 16 Apr 2005 (UTC) 3265 2005-04-16T22:47:09Z Kevin Rector 28 works now This doesn't work, anyone know how to make it work? [[User:Kevin Rector|Kevin Rector]] 22:44, 16 Apr 2005 (UTC) * it works now, but I had to make it an external link, I'd rather it be an interwiki. [[User:Kevin Rector|Kevin Rector]] 22:47, 16 Apr 2005 (UTC) 4837 2006-02-06T22:32:41Z Cromwellt 61 Changes This doesn't work, anyone know how to make it work? [[User:Kevin Rector|Kevin Rector]] 22:44, 16 Apr 2005 (UTC) * it works now, but I had to make it an external link, I'd rather it be an interwiki. 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In most cases, it is also the time of sunrise. 4769 2006-01-30T19:57:02Z H2g2bob 43 Added Interjection ==Noun== {{Wiktionary}} '''morning''' # The [[time]] of [[day]] when people [[wake]] up to have [[breakfast]] and go to [[work]] or [[school]]. In most cases, it is also the time of [[sunrise]]. #: It was cold in the '''morning''', but after lunch it became warm ==Interjection== '''morning''' # A [[greeting]], similar to [[hello]]. It is a shortened form of ''good morning'' or ''it's a good morning''. ''Morning'' should only used in the morning. #: Good '''morning''', sir. #: '''Morning''', Kath! ==Sounds like== *[[mourning]] [[category:Nouns]] 5303 2006-02-23T00:59:39Z Conversion script [[Morning]] moved to [[morning]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== {{Wiktionary}} '''morning''' # The [[time]] of [[day]] when people [[wake]] up to have [[breakfast]] and go to [[work]] or [[school]]. In most cases, it is also the time of [[sunrise]]. #: It was cold in the '''morning''', but after lunch it became warm ==Interjection== '''morning''' # A [[greeting]], similar to [[hello]]. It is a shortened form of ''good morning'' or ''it's a good morning''. ''Morning'' should only used in the morning. #: Good '''morning''', sir. #: '''Morning''', Kath! ==Sounds like== *[[mourning]] [[category:Nouns]] 7649 2006-07-19T09:01:45Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ang, el, en, fa, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, ko, ku, ta, zh ==Noun== {{Wiktionary}} '''morning''' # The [[time]] of [[day]] when people [[wake]] up to have [[breakfast]] and go to [[work]] or [[school]]. In most cases, it is also the time of [[sunrise]]. #: It was cold in the '''morning''', but after lunch it became warm ==Interjection== '''morning''' # A [[greeting]], similar to [[hello]]. It is a shortened form of ''good morning'' or ''it's a good morning''. ''Morning'' should only used in the morning. #: Good '''morning''', sir. #: '''Morning''', Kath! ==Sounds like== *[[mourning]] [[category:Nouns]] [[ang:morning]] [[el:morning]] [[en:morning]] [[fa:morning]] [[fr:morning]] [[ko:morning]] [[io:morning]] [[it:morning]] [[ku:morning]] [[hu:morning]] [[ja:morning]] [[fi:morning]] [[ta:morning]] [[zh:morning]] 8661 2006-08-13T19:35:00Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ru ==Noun== {{Wiktionary}} '''morning''' # The [[time]] of [[day]] when people [[wake]] up to have [[breakfast]] and go to [[work]] or [[school]]. In most cases, it is also the time of [[sunrise]]. #: It was cold in the '''morning''', but after lunch it became warm ==Interjection== '''morning''' # A [[greeting]], similar to [[hello]]. It is a shortened form of ''good morning'' or ''it's a good morning''. ''Morning'' should only used in the morning. #: Good '''morning''', sir. #: '''Morning''', Kath! ==Sounds like== *[[mourning]] [[category:Nouns]] [[ang:morning]] [[el:morning]] [[en:morning]] [[fa:morning]] [[fr:morning]] [[ko:morning]] [[io:morning]] [[it:morning]] [[ku:morning]] [[hu:morning]] [[ja:morning]] [[ru:morning]] [[fi:morning]] [[ta:morning]] [[zh:morning]] 9055 2006-08-22T01:00:02Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: uk ==Noun== {{Wiktionary}} '''morning''' # The [[time]] of [[day]] when people [[wake]] up to have [[breakfast]] and go to [[work]] or [[school]]. In most cases, it is also the time of [[sunrise]]. #: It was cold in the '''morning''', but after lunch it became warm ==Interjection== '''morning''' # A [[greeting]], similar to [[hello]]. It is a shortened form of ''good morning'' or ''it's a good morning''. ''Morning'' should only used in the morning. #: Good '''morning''', sir. #: '''Morning''', Kath! ==Sounds like== *[[mourning]] [[category:Nouns]] [[ang:morning]] [[el:morning]] [[en:morning]] [[fa:morning]] [[fr:morning]] [[ko:morning]] [[io:morning]] [[it:morning]] [[ku:morning]] [[hu:morning]] [[ja:morning]] [[ru:morning]] [[fi:morning]] [[ta:morning]] [[uk:morning]] [[zh:morning]] 9686 2006-09-10T13:40:54Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Noun== {{Wiktionary}} '''morning''' # The [[time]] of [[day]] when people [[wake]] up to have [[breakfast]] and go to [[work]] or [[school]]. In most cases, it is also the time of [[sunrise]]. #: It was cold in the '''morning''', but after lunch it became warm ==Interjection== '''morning''' # A [[greeting]], similar to [[hello]]. It is a shortened form of ''good morning'' or ''it's a good morning''. ''Morning'' should only used in the morning. #: Good '''morning''', sir. #: '''Morning''', Kath! ==Sounds like== *[[mourning]] [[category:Nouns]] [[ang:morning]] [[el:morning]] [[en:morning]] [[fa:morning]] [[fr:morning]] [[ko:morning]] [[io:morning]] [[it:morning]] [[ku:morning]] [[hu:morning]] [[ja:morning]] [[ru:morning]] [[fi:morning]] [[ta:morning]] [[vi:morning]] [[uk:morning]] [[zh:morning]] 10145 2006-09-24T13:31:09Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[tr:morning]] ==Noun== {{Wiktionary}} '''morning''' # The [[time]] of [[day]] when people [[wake]] up to have [[breakfast]] and go to [[work]] or [[school]]. In most cases, it is also the time of [[sunrise]]. #: It was cold in the '''morning''', but after lunch it became warm ==Interjection== '''morning''' # A [[greeting]], similar to [[hello]]. It is a shortened form of ''good morning'' or ''it's a good morning''. ''Morning'' should only used in the morning. #: Good '''morning''', sir. #: '''Morning''', Kath! ==Sounds like== *[[mourning]] [[category:Nouns]] [[ang:morning]] [[el:morning]] [[en:morning]] [[fa:morning]] [[fr:morning]] [[ko:morning]] [[io:morning]] [[it:morning]] [[ku:morning]] [[hu:morning]] [[ja:morning]] [[ru:morning]] [[fi:morning]] [[ta:morning]] [[vi:morning]] [[tr:morning]] [[uk:morning]] [[zh:morning]] 10807 2006-10-11T10:32:04Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:morning]] ==Noun== {{Wiktionary}} '''morning''' # The [[time]] of [[day]] when people [[wake]] up to have [[breakfast]] and go to [[work]] or [[school]]. In most cases, it is also the time of [[sunrise]]. #: It was cold in the '''morning''', but after lunch it became warm ==Interjection== '''morning''' # A [[greeting]], similar to [[hello]]. It is a shortened form of ''good morning'' or ''it's a good morning''. ''Morning'' should only used in the morning. #: Good '''morning''', sir. #: '''Morning''', Kath! ==Sounds like== *[[mourning]] [[category:Nouns]] [[ang:morning]] [[el:morning]] [[en:morning]] [[fa:morning]] [[fr:morning]] [[ko:morning]] [[io:morning]] [[it:morning]] [[kk:morning]] [[ku:morning]] [[hu:morning]] [[ja:morning]] [[ru:morning]] [[fi:morning]] [[ta:morning]] [[vi:morning]] [[tr:morning]] [[uk:morning]] [[zh:morning]] 12690 2006-11-26T09:43:58Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[pl:morning]] ==Noun== {{Wiktionary}} '''morning''' # The [[time]] of [[day]] when people [[wake]] up to have [[breakfast]] and go to [[work]] or [[school]]. In most cases, it is also the time of [[sunrise]]. #: It was cold in the '''morning''', but after lunch it became warm ==Interjection== '''morning''' # A [[greeting]], similar to [[hello]]. It is a shortened form of ''good morning'' or ''it's a good morning''. 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[[Image:Open book nae 02.svg|thumb|A book]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[bookshelf]] *[[bookseller]] *[[bookstore]] *[[bookkeeper]] *[[bookbinder]] *[[textbook]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[library]] *[[page]] *[[cover]] [[ar:book]] [[bs:book]] [[de:book]] [[el:book]] [[en:book]] [[fr:book]] [[gl:book]] [[io:book]] [[it:book]] [[kk:book]] [[ky:book]] [[ku:book]] [[hu:book]] [[ja:book]] [[pl:book]] [[pt:book]] [[ro:book]] [[sr:book]] [[fi:book]] [[sv:book]] [[ta:book]] [[vi:book]] [[tr:book]] [[uk:book]] [[zh:book]] 8875 2006-08-21T19:11:54Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy, ko {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|03|07}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # [[Sheet]]s of [[paper]] joined together with [[writing]] and [[picture]]s [[printed]] on them for you to [[read]]. #: ''I borrow books from the library, and keep them in a bookcase.'' [[Image:Open book nae 02.svg|thumb|A book]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[bookshelf]] *[[bookseller]] *[[bookstore]] *[[bookkeeper]] *[[bookbinder]] *[[textbook]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[library]] *[[page]] *[[cover]] [[ar:book]] [[bs:book]] [[de:book]] [[el:book]] [[en:book]] [[fr:book]] [[gl:book]] [[ko:book]] [[hy:book]] [[io:book]] [[it:book]] [[kk:book]] [[ky:book]] [[ku:book]] [[hu:book]] [[ja:book]] [[pl:book]] [[pt:book]] [[ro:book]] [[sr:book]] [[fi:book]] [[sv:book]] [[ta:book]] [[vi:book]] [[tr:book]] [[uk:book]] [[zh:book]] 9480 2006-09-10T11:28:16Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: zh-min-nan {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|03|07}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # [[Sheet]]s of [[paper]] joined together with [[writing]] and [[picture]]s [[printed]] on them for you to [[read]]. #: ''I borrow books from the library, and keep them in a bookcase.'' [[Image:Open book nae 02.svg|thumb|A book]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[bookshelf]] *[[bookseller]] *[[bookstore]] *[[bookkeeper]] *[[bookbinder]] *[[textbook]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[library]] *[[page]] *[[cover]] [[ar:book]] [[zh-min-nan:book]] [[bs:book]] [[de:book]] [[el:book]] [[en:book]] [[fr:book]] [[gl:book]] [[ko:book]] [[hy:book]] [[io:book]] [[it:book]] [[kk:book]] [[ky:book]] [[ku:book]] [[hu:book]] [[ja:book]] [[pl:book]] [[pt:book]] [[ro:book]] [[sr:book]] [[fi:book]] [[sv:book]] [[ta:book]] [[vi:book]] [[tr:book]] [[uk:book]] [[zh:book]] 11058 2006-10-14T20:49:11Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:book]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|03|07}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # [[Sheet]]s of [[paper]] joined together with [[writing]] and [[picture]]s [[printed]] on them for you to [[read]]. #: ''I borrow books from the library, and keep them in a bookcase.'' [[Image:Open book nae 02.svg|thumb|A book]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[bookshelf]] *[[bookseller]] *[[bookstore]] *[[bookkeeper]] *[[bookbinder]] *[[textbook]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[library]] *[[page]] *[[cover]] [[ar:book]] [[zh-min-nan:book]] [[bs:book]] [[de:book]] [[el:book]] [[en:book]] [[fr:book]] [[gl:book]] [[ko:book]] [[hy:book]] [[io:book]] [[it:book]] [[kk:book]] [[ky:book]] [[ku:book]] [[hu:book]] [[ja:book]] [[pl:book]] [[pt:book]] [[ro:book]] [[ru:book]] [[sr:book]] [[fi:book]] [[sv:book]] [[ta:book]] [[vi:book]] [[tr:book]] [[uk:book]] [[zh:book]] 13716 2006-12-12T20:41:28Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:book]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|03|07}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # [[Sheet]]s of [[paper]] joined together with [[writing]] and [[picture]]s [[printed]] on them for you to [[read]]. #: ''I borrow books from the library, and keep them in a bookcase.'' [[Image:Open book nae 02.svg|thumb|A book]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[bookshelf]] *[[bookseller]] *[[bookstore]] *[[bookkeeper]] *[[bookbinder]] *[[textbook]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[library]] *[[page]] *[[cover]] [[ar:book]] [[zh-min-nan:book]] [[bs:book]] [[de:book]] [[el:book]] [[en:book]] [[fa:book]] [[fr:book]] [[gl:book]] [[ko:book]] [[hy:book]] [[io:book]] [[it:book]] [[kk:book]] [[ky:book]] [[ku:book]] [[hu:book]] [[ja:book]] [[pl:book]] [[pt:book]] [[ro:book]] [[ru:book]] [[sr:book]] [[fi:book]] [[sv:book]] [[ta:book]] [[vi:book]] [[tr:book]] [[uk:book]] [[zh:book]] 1162 3269 2005-06-18T17:48:56Z 67.123.208.249 a very young child, less than two years old, who has not yet learned how to speak 3988 2005-10-19T12:17:20Z Simpleton 38 add {{Wiktionary}} and Category ===Noun=== {{wiktionary}} '''baby''' # a [[very]] [[young]] [[child]], [[less]] than [[two]] [[year]]s [[old]], who has not yet [[learn]]ed how to [[speak]] [[Category:Nouns]] 4031 2005-10-20T10:00:26Z Simpleton 38 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''baby''' # 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It must have at least $1 characters. 1504 sysop 3646 2005-06-27T01:47:02Z MediaWiki default ² Email (optional): Enables others to contact you through your user or user_talk page without the need of revealing your identity. 3830 2005-07-29T11:09:12Z MediaWiki default * Email (optional): Enables others to contact you through your user or user_talk page without the need of revealing your identity. 4267 2005-12-02T02:44:04Z MediaWiki default * E-mail (optional): Enables others to contact you through your user or user_talk page without the need of revealing your identity. 6996 2006-07-01T19:07:48Z MediaWiki default * E-mail (optional): Enables others to contact you through your user or user_talk page without needing to reveal your identity. 1505 sysop 3647 2005-06-27T01:47:02Z MediaWiki default This address is also used to send you email notifications if you enabled the options. 4268 2005-12-02T02:44:04Z MediaWiki default This address is also used to send you e-mail notifications if you enabled the options. 1506 sysop 3648 2005-06-27T01:47:02Z MediaWiki default ¹ Real name (optional): if you choose to provide it this will be used for giving you attribution for your work. 3831 2005-07-29T11:09:12Z MediaWiki default * Real name (optional): if you choose to provide it this will be used for giving you attribution for your work. 1507 sysop 3653 2005-06-27T01:47:02Z MediaWiki default Print 1508 sysop 3658 2005-06-27T01:47:02Z MediaWiki default all 1509 sysop 3660 2005-06-27T01:47:02Z MediaWiki default Renamed group $2 to $3 1510 sysop 3662 2005-06-27T01:47:02Z MediaWiki default Restricted special pages 1511 sysop 3665 2005-06-27T01:47:02Z MediaWiki default revert 1512 sysop 3668 2005-06-27T01:47:02Z MediaWiki default Source and destination titles are the same; can't move a page over itself. 1513 sysop 3670 2005-06-27T01:47:02Z MediaWiki default Set steward flag 1514 sysop 3672 2005-06-27T01:47:02Z MediaWiki default Please see the [$1 file description page] for further information. 3937 2005-09-05T09:54:27Z MediaWiki default Please see the $1 for further information. 1515 sysop 3673 2005-06-27T01:47:02Z MediaWiki default Show changes 1516 sysop 3675 2005-06-27T01:47:02Z MediaWiki default * navigation ** mainpage|mainpage ** portal-url|portal ** currentevents-url|currentevents ** recentchanges-url|recentchanges ** randompage-url|randompage ** helppage|help ** sitesupport-url|sitesupport 3843 2005-07-29T11:09:12Z MediaWiki default * navigation ** mainpage|mainpage ** portal-url|portal ** currentevents-url|currentevents ** recentchanges-url|recentchanges ** randompage-url|randompage ** helppage|help ** sitesupport-url|sitesupport 3899 2005-08-19T23:37:27Z MediaWiki default * navigation ** mainpage|mainpage ** portal-url|portal ** currentevents-url|currentevents ** recentchanges-url|recentchanges ** randompage-url|randompage ** helppage|help ** sitesupport-url|sitesupport 3941 2005-09-05T09:54:28Z MediaWiki default * navigation ** mainpage|mainpage ** 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portal-url|portal ** currentevents-url|currentevents ** recentchanges-url|recentchanges ** randompage-url|randompage ** helppage|help ** sitesupport-url|sitesupport 4507 2005-12-18T09:48:19Z Gmcfoley 41 * navigation ** mainpage|mainpage ** portal-url|portal ** recentchanges-url|recentchanges ** randompage-url|randompage ** helppage|help ** sitesupport-url|sitesupport 5738 2006-03-10T12:47:48Z Gmcfoley 41 * navigation ** Wiktionary:Simple talk|simple talk ** mainpage|mainpage ** portal-url|portal ** recentchanges-url|recentchanges ** randompage-url|randompage ** helppage|help ** sitesupport-url|sitesupport 5739 2006-03-10T12:48:09Z Gmcfoley 41 * navigation ** mainpage|mainpage ** Wiktionary:Simple talk|simple talk ** portal-url|portal ** recentchanges-url|recentchanges ** randompage-url|randompage ** helppage|help ** sitesupport-url|sitesupport 5740 2006-03-10T12:48:24Z Gmcfoley 41 * navigation ** mainpage|mainpage ** Wiktionary:Simple talk|Simple talk ** portal-url|portal ** recentchanges-url|recentchanges ** randompage-url|randompage ** helppage|help ** sitesupport-url|sitesupport 6686 2006-05-25T19:19:02Z Cromwellt 61 added BE850 to sidebar (I use it constantly) * navigation ** mainpage|mainpage ** Wiktionary:Simple talk|Simple talk ** portal-url|portal ** recentchanges-url|recentchanges ** randompage-url|randompage ** helppage|help ** sitesupport-url|sitesupport ** Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical list|BE850 6687 2006-05-25T19:19:47Z Cromwellt 61 correcting link * navigation ** mainpage|mainpage ** Wiktionary:Simple talk|Simple talk ** portal-url|portal ** recentchanges-url|recentchanges ** randompage-url|randompage ** helppage|help ** sitesupport-url|sitesupport ** Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist|BE850 7313 2006-07-18T18:42:32Z Flcelloguy 44 make more simple * links ** mainpage|mainpage ** Wiktionary:Simple talk|Simple talk ** portal-url|portal ** recentchanges-url|recentchanges ** randompage-url|randompage ** helppage|help ** sitesupport-url|sitesupport ** Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist|BE850 8461 2006-08-03T10:16:36Z Cromwellt 61 switched * navigation ** mainpage|mainpage ** Wiktionary:Simple talk|Simple talk ** portal-url|portal ** recentchanges-url|recentchanges ** randompage-url|randompage ** helppage|help ** sitesupport-url|sitesupport ** Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist|BE850 9274 2006-08-24T01:38:32Z Cromwellt 61 added BNC to sidebar * navigation ** mainpage|mainpage ** Wiktionary:Simple talk|Simple talk ** portal-url|portal ** recentchanges-url|recentchanges ** randompage-url|randompage ** helppage|help ** sitesupport-url|sitesupport ** Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist|BE850 ** Wiktionary:BNC spoken freq|BNC Spoken Frequency 10651 2006-10-09T17:24:48Z Cromwellt 61 pointing directly to first 1000 words * navigation ** mainpage|mainpage ** Wiktionary:Simple talk|Simple talk ** portal-url|portal ** recentchanges-url|recentchanges ** randompage-url|randompage ** helppage|help ** sitesupport-url|sitesupport ** Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist|BE850 ** Wiktionary:BNC spoken freq 01|BNC1000 1517 sysop 3677 2005-06-27T01:47:02Z MediaWiki default Source filename 1518 sysop 3678 2005-06-27T01:47:02Z MediaWiki default Thumbnail size : 3900 2005-08-19T23:37:27Z MediaWiki default Thumbnail size: 3942 2005-09-05T09:54:28Z MediaWiki default Thumbnail size: 4145 2005-11-09T23:10:53Z MediaWiki default Thumbnail size: 4231 2005-11-29T21:33:18Z MediaWiki default Thumbnail size: 4271 2005-12-02T02:44:04Z MediaWiki default Thumbnail size: 4298 2005-12-02T04:16:52Z MediaWiki default Thumbnail size: 4535 2005-12-22T07:39:41Z MediaWiki default Thumbnail size: 4559 2006-01-01T14:33:39Z MediaWiki default Thumbnail size: 1519 sysop 3681 2005-06-27T01:47:02Z MediaWiki default Send me an email also for minor edits of pages 4146 2005-11-09T23:10:53Z MediaWiki default Email me also for minor edits of pages 4272 2005-12-02T02:44:04Z MediaWiki default 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1525 sysop 3689 2005-06-27T01:47:02Z MediaWiki default Show the number of watching users 1526 sysop 3692 2005-06-27T01:47:02Z MediaWiki default Show which changes you made to the text. [alt-d] 7033 2006-07-01T19:07:49Z MediaWiki default Show which changes you made to the text. [alt-v] 1527 sysop 3693 2005-06-27T01:47:02Z MediaWiki default Undelete one edit 1528 sysop 3697 2005-06-27T01:47:03Z MediaWiki default The upload directory ($1) is not writable by the webserver. 1529 sysop 3699 2005-06-27T01:47:03Z MediaWiki default [$1 Upload a new version of this file] 1530 sysop 3701 2005-06-27T01:47:03Z MediaWiki default This file contains HTML or script code that my be erroneously be interpreted by a web browser. 6230 2006-03-28T06:33:39Z MediaWiki default This file contains HTML or script code that may be erroneously be interpreted by a web browser. 1531 sysop 3702 2005-06-27T01:47:03Z MediaWiki default The file contains a virus! Details: $1 1532 sysop 3703 2005-06-27T01:47:03Z MediaWiki default User rights management 1533 sysop 3704 2005-06-27T01:47:03Z MediaWiki default Edit user groups 1534 sysop 3705 2005-06-27T01:47:03Z MediaWiki default Available groups: 1535 sysop 3706 2005-06-27T01:47:03Z MediaWiki default Select groups you want the user to be removed from or added to. Unselected groups will not be changed. You can deselect a group with CTRL + Left Click 1536 sysop 3707 2005-06-27T01:47:03Z MediaWiki default Member of: 1537 sysop 3708 2005-06-27T01:47:03Z MediaWiki default Changed group membership from $1 to $2 1538 sysop 3709 2005-06-27T01:47:03Z MediaWiki default Manage user groups 1539 sysop 3710 2005-06-27T01:47:03Z MediaWiki default Enter a username: 3867 2005-07-29T11:09:12Z MediaWiki default Enter a username: 3905 2005-08-19T23:37:28Z MediaWiki default Enter a username: 3950 2005-09-05T09:54:28Z MediaWiki default Enter a username: 4158 2005-11-09T23:10:53Z MediaWiki default Enter a username: 4237 2005-11-29T21:33:19Z MediaWiki default Enter a username: 4283 2005-12-02T02:44:05Z MediaWiki default Enter a username: 4304 2005-12-02T04:16:52Z MediaWiki default Enter a username: 4539 2005-12-22T07:39:42Z MediaWiki default Enter a username: 4562 2006-01-01T14:33:39Z MediaWiki default Enter a username: 1540 sysop 3712 2005-06-27T01:47:03Z MediaWiki default Add 1541 sysop 3714 2005-06-27T01:47:03Z MediaWiki default Delete 1542 sysop 3715 2005-06-27T01:47:03Z MediaWiki default _User \ ^Topic 1543 sysop 3716 2005-06-27T01:47:03Z MediaWiki default User $1 1544 sysop 3718 2005-06-27T01:47:03Z MediaWiki default Check this box if you really mean it! 1545 sysop 3719 2005-06-27T01:47:03Z MediaWiki default <th>#</th><th>Topic</th><th>Range</th><th>Action</th> 1546 sysop 3720 2005-06-27T01:47:03Z MediaWiki default My validation overview 1547 sysop 3721 2005-06-27T01:47:03Z MediaWiki default No 1548 sysop 3722 2005-06-27T01:47:03Z MediaWiki default $1 of $2 1549 sysop 3723 2005-06-27T01:47:03Z MediaWiki default Revisions for $1 1550 sysop 3724 2005-06-27T01:47:03Z MediaWiki default See the validation statistics for "$1" <a href="$2">here</a> 1551 sysop 3725 2005-06-27T01:47:03Z MediaWiki default Revision 1552 sysop 3726 2005-06-27T01:47:03Z MediaWiki default Your ratings have been stored! 1553 sysop 3727 2005-06-27T01:47:03Z MediaWiki default Revision #$1 1554 sysop 3728 2005-06-27T01:47:03Z MediaWiki default Revision of $1 1555 sysop 3729 2005-06-27T01:47:03Z MediaWiki default details 1556 sysop 3730 2005-06-27T01:47:03Z MediaWiki default Show my validations 1557 sysop 3731 2005-06-27T01:47:03Z MediaWiki default Time 1558 sysop 3732 2005-06-27T01:47:03Z MediaWiki default Project:Validation topics 1559 sysop 3733 2005-06-27T01:47:03Z MediaWiki default Validation overview of user $1 1560 sysop 3734 2005-06-27T01:47:03Z MediaWiki default Validation of "$1" 1561 sysop 3736 2005-06-27T01:47:03Z MediaWiki default Change this text <a href="{{SERVER}}{{localurl:MediaWiki:Val_votepage_intro}}">here</a>! 1562 sysop 3737 2005-06-27T01:47:03Z MediaWiki default <b>Never, <i>ever</i>, change something here without <i>explicit</i> community consensus!</b> 1563 sysop 3738 2005-06-27T01:47:03Z MediaWiki default Yes 1564 sysop 3739 2005-06-27T01:47:03Z MediaWiki default is 1565 sysop 3740 2005-06-27T01:47:03Z MediaWiki default iz 1566 sysop 3741 2005-06-27T01:47:03Z MediaWiki default Version $1 of MediaWiki required 1567 sysop 3742 2005-06-27T01:47:03Z MediaWiki default Version $1 of MediaWiki is required to use this page. See [[Special:Version]] 1568 sysop 3743 2005-06-27T01:47:03Z MediaWiki default Views 1569 sysop 3746 2005-06-27T01:47:03Z MediaWiki default all 1570 sysop 3747 2005-06-27T01:47:03Z MediaWiki default all 1571 sysop 3749 2005-06-27T01:47:03Z MediaWiki default * Email notification is enabled. 4285 2005-12-02T02:44:05Z MediaWiki default * E-mail notification is enabled. 1572 sysop 3750 2005-06-27T01:47:03Z MediaWiki default * Pages which have been changed since you last visited them are shown in '''bold''' 1573 sysop 3751 2005-06-27T01:47:03Z MediaWiki default Hide 1574 sysop 3752 2005-06-27T01:47:03Z MediaWiki default $1 my edits. 7063 2006-07-01T19:07:49Z MediaWiki default $1 my edits 1575 sysop 3753 2005-06-27T01:47:03Z MediaWiki default Show 1576 sysop 3755 2005-06-27T01:47:03Z MediaWiki default Your domain 1577 3763 2005-06-30T04:20:13Z ScribeOfTheNile 35 created the sandbox Testing the sanbox. 4397 2005-12-14T08:47:43Z Gmcfoley 41 {| style="background-color: #FFF4F4; border:1px dotted #000000;padding:2px;margin:2px; width: 100%;" | ''This is the '''Wikibooks Sandbox'''! You can use this page to practise editing, where it doesn't matter if you make a mistake.'' ''To change a page, click 'change this page' at the top, make your changes, then click 'save page'.'' |} 4398 2005-12-14T08:48:03Z Gmcfoley 41 {| style="background-color: #FFF4F4; border:1px dotted #000000;padding:2px;margin:2px; width: 100%;" | ''This is the '''Wiktionary Sandbox'''! You can use this page to practise editing, where it doesn't matter if you make a mistake.'' ''To change a page, click 'change this page' at the top, make your changes, then click 'save page'.'' |} 9397 2006-09-08T22:48:13Z 84.10.228.22 bbbbkbjj kk 12228 2006-11-12T18:04:45Z Meriga 130 rv (someone cleared template) AND I fixed misspellings(ALSO- I added something; Lol,I'm crazy :P) {| style="background-color: #FFF4F4; border:1px dotted #000000;padding:2px;margin:2px; width: 100%;" | ''This is the '''Wiktionary Sandbox'''! You can use this page to practice editing, where it doesn't matter if you make a mistake.'' ''To change a page, click 'change this page' at the top, make your changes, then click 'save page'. '''But, do NOT erase this template'''.'' |} 12573 2006-11-23T03:33:18Z Az1568 137 Test {| style="background-color: #FFF4F4; border:1px dotted #000000;padding:2px;margin:2px; width: 100%;" | ''This is the '''Wiktionary Sandbox'''! You can use this page to practice editing, where it doesn't matter if you make a mistake.'' ''To change a page, click 'change this page' at the top, make your changes, then click 'save page'. '''But, do NOT erase this template'''.'' |} [[Link title]] [http://www.example.com link title] ''Italic text'' 12574 2006-11-23T03:33:27Z Az1568 137 Reverted edits by [[Special:Contributions/Az1568|Az1568]] ([[User_talk:Az1568|Talk]]); changed back to last version by [[User:Meriga|Meriga]] {| style="background-color: #FFF4F4; border:1px dotted #000000;padding:2px;margin:2px; width: 100%;" | ''This is the '''Wiktionary Sandbox'''! You can use this page to practice editing, where it doesn't matter if you make a mistake.'' ''To change a page, click 'change this page' at the top, make your changes, then click 'save page'. '''But, do NOT erase this template'''.'' |} 1578 3765 2005-06-30T06:53:14Z Angela 1 reply ==Locking this wiki== In my opinion, the current Wiktionaries have a broad enough scope that they can cover multiple aims. They can be learners' dictionaries, translators' dictionaries, and thesauruses, as well general dictionaries. I don't think splitting off the different forms of dictionary would be useful at this stage. [[m:Wikidata|Wikidata]] will potentially change the structure of Wiktionary (see [[m:Ultimate Wiktionary|Ultimate Wiktionary]]) and make it easier to tag pages according to the type of definitions they include. This will hopefully allow users to select particular types of content (content for translation purposes in Greek and Chinese for example, or content for learners of English). There was never any justification given for the creation of this Simple English Wiktionary – it just happened to be created automatically as a result of all languages that had a Wikipedia being given a Wiktionary. As I noted when the site was first created, the Simple English Wikipedia has a fairly relaxed policy about allowing definitions, and I still can not see a benefit of creating a new wiki for those, especially at a time when the community on the Simple English Wikipedia has almost died out. [[User:Angela|Angela]] 30 June 2005 06:53 (UTC) 3768 2005-06-30T06:57:04Z Angela 1 sorry - left message on wrong page 1579 3766 2005-06-30T06:55:19Z Angela 1 [[en:User:Angela]] <center>[[:en:User:Angela|English Wiktionary]] &bull; [[w:en:User:Angela|English Wikipedia]] &bull; [[w:simple:User:Angela|Simple English Wikipedia]] </center> [[en:User:Angela]] 1580 3767 2005-06-30T06:56:51Z Angela 1 reply ==Locking this wiki== In my opinion, the current Wiktionaries have a broad enough scope that they can cover multiple aims. They can be learners' dictionaries, translators' dictionaries, and thesauruses, as well general dictionaries. I don't think splitting off the different forms of dictionary would be useful at this stage. [[m:Wikidata|Wikidata]] will potentially change the structure of Wiktionary (see [[m:Ultimate Wiktionary|Ultimate Wiktionary]]) and make it easier to tag pages according to the type of definitions they include. This will hopefully allow users to select particular types of content (content for translation purposes in Greek and Chinese for example, or content for learners of English). There was never any justification given for the creation of this Simple English Wiktionary – it just happened to be created automatically as a result of all languages that had a Wikipedia being given a Wiktionary. As I noted when the site was first created, the Simple English Wikipedia has a fairly relaxed policy about allowing definitions, and I still can not see a benefit of creating a new wiki for those, especially at a time when the community on the Simple English Wikipedia has almost died out. [[User:Angela|Angela]] 30 June 2005 06:56 (UTC) 1581 3771 2005-06-30T10:35:33Z ScribeOfTheNile 35 Thanks Ah, I see your point, and I'd have to agree. Thanks for clearing that up! [[User:ScribeOfTheNile|ScribeOfTheNile]] 30 June 2005 10:35 (UTC) 6100 2006-03-22T22:52:38Z Cromwellt 61 question and invitation Ah, I see your point, and I'd have to agree. Thanks for clearing that up! [[User:ScribeOfTheNile|ScribeOfTheNile]] 30 June 2005 10:35 (UTC) ==Question and invitation== Hi Angela. I was wondering: since you've done so much work on this project, why do you not think it should exist? Hopefully you've read my explanation on your talk page at SE Wikipedia. I really think there is a place for this project, in which I am not alone, and since the project has activity, hopefully it won't be removed. I don't know if you ever check this page, but I'd like to invite you to come back as a regular contributor on this project. We can use all the help we can get. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 22:52, 22 March 2006 (UTC) 1582 3772 2005-06-30T10:37:17Z ScribeOfTheNile 35 added for reference ''Please see my userpage on the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:ScribeOfTheNile English Wikipedia]'' 1583 3774 2005-07-13T15:59:44Z 66.240.79.54 creation, sorta Antarctica is the southern most [[continent]] on the [[Earth]], it also contains the [[south pole]]. 3775 2005-07-13T16:00:09Z 66.240.79.54 Antarctica is the southern most [[continent]] on the [[Earth]], it contains the [[south pole]]. 3974 2005-10-19T07:41:59Z 62.253.44.45 ===Proper noun=== '''Antarctica''' # the most [[southern]] [[continent]] on the [[Earth]]; it contains the [[South Pole]]. #: Penguins live in '''Antarctica'''. 3985 2005-10-19T12:06:09Z Simpleton 38 add {{Wiktionary}} and Category ===Proper noun=== {{wiktionary}} '''Antarctica''' # the most [[southern]] [[continent]] on the [[Earth]]; it contains the [[South Pole]]. #: Penguins live in '''Antarctica'''. {{wikipedia}} ===Also called=== *The [[Antarctic]] [[Category:Proper nouns]] 4029 2005-10-20T09:55:33Z Simpleton 38 ==Proper noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Antarctica''' # the most [[southern]] [[continent]] on the [[Earth]]; it contains the [[South Pole]]. #: Penguins live in '''Antarctica'''. {{wikipedia}} ===Also called=== *The [[Antarctic]] [[Category:Proper nouns]] 5119 2006-02-23T00:59:36Z Conversion script [[Antarctica]] moved to [[antarctica]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Proper noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Antarctica''' # the most [[southern]] [[continent]] on the [[Earth]]; it contains the [[South Pole]]. #: Penguins live in '''Antarctica'''. {{wikipedia}} ===Also called=== *The [[Antarctic]] [[Category:Proper nouns]] 6718 2006-05-28T18:41:59Z Cromwellt 61 [[antarctica]] moved to [[Antarctica]]: Proper nouns should be capitalized ==Proper noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Antarctica''' # the most [[southern]] [[continent]] on the [[Earth]]; it contains the [[South Pole]]. #: Penguins live in '''Antarctica'''. {{wikipedia}} ===Also called=== *The [[Antarctic]] [[Category:Proper nouns]] 6720 2006-05-28T18:44:52Z Cromwellt 61 added template, removed extra cat, etc. ==Noun== {{wikipedia}} {{proper noun}} # the most [[southern]] [[continent]] on the [[Earth]]; it contains the [[South Pole]]. #: Penguins live in '''Antarctica'''. ===Also called=== *The [[Antarctic]] [[en:Antarctica]] 7339 2006-07-18T20:39:31Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, fr, hu, nl, ru, sv, zh ==Noun== {{wikipedia}} {{proper noun}} # the most [[southern]] [[continent]] on the [[Earth]]; it contains the [[South Pole]]. #: Penguins live in '''Antarctica'''. ===Also called=== *The [[Antarctic]] [[ar:Antarctica]] [[en:Antarctica]] [[fr:Antarctica]] [[hu:Antarctica]] [[nl:Antarctica]] [[ru:Antarctica]] [[sv:Antarctica]] [[zh:Antarctica]] 7905 2006-07-22T14:54:37Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{wikipedia}} {{proper noun}} [[Image:Antarctica_satellite_globe.jpg|thumb|a picture of Antarctica]] # the most [[southern]] [[continent]] on the [[Earth]]; it contains the [[South Pole]]. #: Penguins live in '''Antarctica'''. ===Also called=== *The [[Antarctic]] [[ar:Antarctica]] [[en:Antarctica]] [[fr:Antarctica]] [[hu:Antarctica]] [[nl:Antarctica]] [[ru:Antarctica]] [[sv:Antarctica]] [[zh:Antarctica]] 10321 2006-10-01T10:55:23Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[hy:Antarctica]] ==Noun== {{wikipedia}} {{proper noun}} [[Image:Antarctica_satellite_globe.jpg|thumb|a picture of Antarctica]] # the most [[southern]] [[continent]] on the [[Earth]]; it contains the [[South Pole]]. #: Penguins live in '''Antarctica'''. ===Also called=== *The [[Antarctic]] [[ar:Antarctica]] [[en:Antarctica]] [[fr:Antarctica]] [[hy:Antarctica]] [[hu:Antarctica]] [[nl:Antarctica]] [[ru:Antarctica]] [[sv:Antarctica]] [[zh:Antarctica]] 11268 2006-10-18T08:49:10Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:Antarctica]] ==Noun== {{wikipedia}} {{proper noun}} [[Image:Antarctica_satellite_globe.jpg|thumb|a picture of Antarctica]] # the most [[southern]] [[continent]] on the [[Earth]]; it contains the [[South Pole]]. #: Penguins live in '''Antarctica'''. ===Also called=== *The [[Antarctic]] [[ar:Antarctica]] [[en:Antarctica]] [[fr:Antarctica]] [[hy:Antarctica]] [[kk:Antarctica]] [[hu:Antarctica]] [[nl:Antarctica]] [[ru:Antarctica]] [[sv:Antarctica]] [[zh:Antarctica]] 1584 3777 2005-07-24T20:23:32Z 63.196.6.94 Making Page ==Noun== plural: pages # A sheet of paper in a [[book]]. 4010 2005-10-19T15:11:41Z Simpleton 38 ==Noun== {{Wiktionary}} '''page''' (plural: pages) # A [[sheet]] of [[paper]] in a [[book]]. #: In the exam, don't turn over the '''page''' until you are told. # A [[servant]] of a [[king]] or [[queen]] #: The '''page''' gave the King his breakfast. 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[[User:BlankVerse/Sandbox|&ndash;]] [[User:BlankVerse/Other Subpages|+]] <br clear="all"> <br clear="all"> [[w:en:User:BlankVerse]] <br> [[w:ja:&#21033;&#29992;&#32773;:BlankVerse]] <br> [[w:simple:User:BlankVerse]] <br> [[en:User:BlankVerse]] __NoTOC__ 3961 2005-10-08T14:18:46Z BlankVerse 36 [[Special:Statistics|ss]] {| | style="margin: 0 auto; border:Black solid 2px; " align=center | To contact me, please use my [[User Talk:BlankVerse | Talk page]] or [[Special:Emailuser/BlankVerse|email me]]. | &nbsp;&nbsp; [[b:User:BlankVerse|b]] <!--WikiBooks--> [[commons:User:BlankVerse|c]] <!--Commons--> [[m:User:BlankVerse|m]] <!--Meta--> [[n:User:BlankVerse|n]] <!--WikiNews--> [[q:User:BlankVerse|q]] <!--WikiQuote--> [[s:User:BlankVerse|s]] <!--WikiSource --> [[wikt:User:BlankVerse|w]] <!--Wiktionary--> |} <br clear="all"> At '''{{CURRENTTIME}}, [[{{CURRENTMONTHNAME}} {{CURRENTDAY}}]], [[{{CURRENTYEAR}}]]''' ([[UTC]]) there were {{NUMBEROFARTICLES}} simple.wiktionary.org articles. [[Special:Statistics|ss]] [[User:BlankVerse/Sandbox|&ndash;]] [[User:BlankVerse/Other Subpages|+]] <br clear="all"> <br clear="all"> [[w:en:User:BlankVerse]] <br> [[w:ja:&#21033;&#29992;&#32773;:BlankVerse]] <br> [[w:simple:User:BlankVerse]] <br> [[en:User:BlankVerse]] __NoTOC__ 3967 2005-10-09T01:16:05Z BlankVerse 36 {| | style="margin: 0 auto; border:Black solid 2px; " align=center | To contact me, please use my [[User Talk:BlankVerse | Talk page]] or [[Special:Emailuser/BlankVerse|email me]]. | &nbsp;&nbsp; [[b:User:BlankVerse|b]] <!--WikiBooks--> [[commons:User:BlankVerse|c]] <!--Commons--> [[m:User:BlankVerse|m]] <!--Meta--> [[n:User:BlankVerse|n]] <!--WikiNews--> [[q:User:BlankVerse|q]] <!--WikiQuote--> [[s:User:BlankVerse|s]] <!--WikiSource --> [[wikt:User:BlankVerse|w]] <!--Wiktionary--> |} <br clear="all"> At '''{{CURRENTTIME}}, [[{{CURRENTMONTHNAME}} {{CURRENTDAY}}]], [[{{CURRENTYEAR}}]]''' ([[UTC]]) there were {{NUMBEROFARTICLES}} simple.wiktionary.org articles. [[Special:Statistics|ss]] [[User:BlankVerse/Sandbox|&ndash;]] [[User:BlankVerse/Other Subpages|+]] <br clear="all"> <br clear="all"> [[w:en:User:BlankVerse]] <br> [[w:ja:&#21033;&#29992;&#32773;:BlankVerse]] <br> [[w:simple:User:BlankVerse]] <br> ==Simple Wikitionary statistics== At 00:55, October 9, 2005 (UTC) there were 14 simple.wiktionary.org articles and 37 registered users. [[en:User:BlankVerse]] __NoTOC__ 3968 2005-10-09T01:31:00Z BlankVerse 36 {| | style="margin: 0 auto; border:Black solid 2px; " align=center | To contact me, please use my [[User Talk:BlankVerse | Talk page]] or [[Special:Emailuser/BlankVerse|email me]]. | &nbsp;&nbsp; [[b:en:User:BlankVerse|b]] <!--WikiBooks--> [[commons:User:BlankVerse|c]] <!--Commons--> [[m:en:User:BlankVerse|m]] <!--Meta--> [[Wikinews:en:User:BlankVerse|n]] [[q:en:User:BlankVerse|q]] <!--WikiQuote--> [[Wikisource:en:User:BlankVerse|s]] [[wikispecies:User:BlankVerse|sp]] <!--WikiSpecies --> [[wikt:en:User:BlankVerse|w]] <!--Wiktionary--> / [[EvoWiki:User:BlankVerse|evo]] <!-- http://www.evowiki.org --> [[WikiTravel:User:BlankVerse|wt]] <!-- http://wikitravel.org --> |} <br clear="all"> At '''{{CURRENTTIME}}, [[{{CURRENTMONTHNAME}} {{CURRENTDAY}}]], [[{{CURRENTYEAR}}]]''' ([[UTC]]) there were {{NUMBEROFARTICLES}} simple.wiktionary.org articles. [[Special:Statistics|ss]] [[User:BlankVerse/Sandbox|&ndash;]] [[User:BlankVerse/Other Subpages|+]] <br clear="all"> <br clear="all"> ==Wikipedia user pages:== *[[w:en:User:BlankVerse]] *[[w:ja:&#21033;&#29992;&#32773;:BlankVerse]] *[[w:simple:User:BlankVerse]] ==Simple user pages:== * Simple Wikibooks: [[b:simple:User:BlankVerse]] * Simple Wikiquote: [[q:simple:User:BlankVerse]] * Simple Wiktionary: [[wikt:simple:User:BlankVerse]] * Simple Wikipedia: [[w:simple:User:BlankVerse]] ==Simple Wikitionary statistics== At 00:55, October 9, 2005 (UTC) there were 14 simple.wiktionary.org articles and 37 registered users. [[en:User:BlankVerse]] __NoTOC__ 4064 2005-10-24T03:14:15Z BlankVerse 36 /* Simple Wikitionary statistics */ {| | style="margin: 0 auto; border:Black solid 2px; " align=center | To contact me, please use my [[User Talk:BlankVerse | Talk page]] or [[Special:Emailuser/BlankVerse|email me]]. | &nbsp;&nbsp; [[b:en:User:BlankVerse|b]] <!--WikiBooks--> [[commons:User:BlankVerse|c]] <!--Commons--> [[m:en:User:BlankVerse|m]] <!--Meta--> [[Wikinews:en:User:BlankVerse|n]] [[q:en:User:BlankVerse|q]] <!--WikiQuote--> [[Wikisource:en:User:BlankVerse|s]] [[wikispecies:User:BlankVerse|sp]] <!--WikiSpecies --> [[wikt:en:User:BlankVerse|w]] <!--Wiktionary--> / [[EvoWiki:User:BlankVerse|evo]] <!-- http://www.evowiki.org --> [[WikiTravel:User:BlankVerse|wt]] <!-- http://wikitravel.org --> |} <br clear="all"> At '''{{CURRENTTIME}}, [[{{CURRENTMONTHNAME}} {{CURRENTDAY}}]], [[{{CURRENTYEAR}}]]''' ([[UTC]]) there were {{NUMBEROFARTICLES}} simple.wiktionary.org articles. [[Special:Statistics|ss]] [[User:BlankVerse/Sandbox|&ndash;]] [[User:BlankVerse/Other Subpages|+]] <br clear="all"> <br clear="all"> ==Wikipedia user pages:== *[[w:en:User:BlankVerse]] *[[w:ja:&#21033;&#29992;&#32773;:BlankVerse]] *[[w:simple:User:BlankVerse]] ==Simple user pages:== * Simple Wikibooks: [[b:simple:User:BlankVerse]] * Simple Wikiquote: [[q:simple:User:BlankVerse]] * Simple Wiktionary: [[wikt:simple:User:BlankVerse]] * Simple Wikipedia: [[w:simple:User:BlankVerse]] ==Simple Wikitionary statistics== *At 00:55, October 9, 2005 (UTC) there were 14 simple.wiktionary.org articles and 37 registered users. *At 03:10, October 24, 2005 (UTC) there were 39 simple.wiktionary.org articles and 38 registered users. [[en:User:BlankVerse]] __NoTOC__ 4065 2005-10-24T03:43:18Z BlankVerse 36 /* Simple user pages: */ {| | style="margin: 0 auto; border:Black solid 2px; " align=center | To contact me, please use my [[User Talk:BlankVerse | Talk page]] or [[Special:Emailuser/BlankVerse|email me]]. | &nbsp;&nbsp; [[b:en:User:BlankVerse|b]] <!--WikiBooks--> [[commons:User:BlankVerse|c]] <!--Commons--> [[m:en:User:BlankVerse|m]] <!--Meta--> [[Wikinews:en:User:BlankVerse|n]] [[q:en:User:BlankVerse|q]] <!--WikiQuote--> [[Wikisource:en:User:BlankVerse|s]] [[wikispecies:User:BlankVerse|sp]] <!--WikiSpecies --> [[wikt:en:User:BlankVerse|w]] <!--Wiktionary--> / [[EvoWiki:User:BlankVerse|evo]] <!-- http://www.evowiki.org --> [[WikiTravel:User:BlankVerse|wt]] <!-- http://wikitravel.org --> |} <br clear="all"> At '''{{CURRENTTIME}}, [[{{CURRENTMONTHNAME}} {{CURRENTDAY}}]], [[{{CURRENTYEAR}}]]''' ([[UTC]]) there were {{NUMBEROFARTICLES}} simple.wiktionary.org articles. [[Special:Statistics|ss]] [[User:BlankVerse/Sandbox|&ndash;]] [[User:BlankVerse/Other Subpages|+]] <br clear="all"> <br clear="all"> ==Wikipedia user pages:== *[[w:en:User:BlankVerse]] *[[w:ja:&#21033;&#29992;&#32773;:BlankVerse]] *[[w:simple:User:BlankVerse]] ==Simple user pages:== * Simple Wikibooks: [[b:simple:User:BlankVerse]] * Simple Wikiquote: [[q:simple:User:BlankVerse]] * Simple Wiktionary: [[wikt:simple:User:BlankVerse]] * Simple Wikipedia: [[w:simple:User:BlankVerse]] ==Userful Simple English Wiktionary pages== *[[Special:Newpages#Should this Wiktionary exist?]] *[[Wiktionary:Community Portal]] *[[Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist]] *[[Wiktionary:Sandbox]] *[[:Template:Wiktionary]] *[[:Template:Wikipedia]] *[[:Template:Sisterproject]] *[[Special:Allpages]] *[[Special:All pages (Template namespace)]] *[[Special:Newpages]] *[[Special:Recentchanges]] *[[Special:Categories]] *[[:Category:Interjections]] *[[:Category:Conjunctions]] ==Simple Wikitionary statistics== *At 00:55, October 9, 2005 (UTC) there were 14 simple.wiktionary.org articles and 37 registered users. *At 03:10, October 24, 2005 (UTC) there were 39 simple.wiktionary.org articles and 38 registered users. [[en:User:BlankVerse]] __NoTOC__ 4081 2005-11-01T08:58:14Z BlankVerse 36 /* Simple Wikitionary statistics */ {| | style="margin: 0 auto; border:Black solid 2px; " align=center | To contact me, please use my [[User Talk:BlankVerse | Talk page]] or [[Special:Emailuser/BlankVerse|email me]]. | &nbsp;&nbsp; [[b:en:User:BlankVerse|b]] <!--WikiBooks--> [[commons:User:BlankVerse|c]] <!--Commons--> [[m:en:User:BlankVerse|m]] <!--Meta--> [[Wikinews:en:User:BlankVerse|n]] [[q:en:User:BlankVerse|q]] <!--WikiQuote--> [[Wikisource:en:User:BlankVerse|s]] [[wikispecies:User:BlankVerse|sp]] <!--WikiSpecies --> [[wikt:en:User:BlankVerse|w]] <!--Wiktionary--> / [[EvoWiki:User:BlankVerse|evo]] <!-- http://www.evowiki.org --> [[WikiTravel:User:BlankVerse|wt]] <!-- http://wikitravel.org --> |} <br clear="all"> At '''{{CURRENTTIME}}, [[{{CURRENTMONTHNAME}} {{CURRENTDAY}}]], [[{{CURRENTYEAR}}]]''' ([[UTC]]) there were {{NUMBEROFARTICLES}} simple.wiktionary.org articles. [[Special:Statistics|ss]] [[User:BlankVerse/Sandbox|&ndash;]] [[User:BlankVerse/Other Subpages|+]] <br clear="all"> <br clear="all"> ==Wikipedia user pages:== *[[w:en:User:BlankVerse]] *[[w:ja:&#21033;&#29992;&#32773;:BlankVerse]] *[[w:simple:User:BlankVerse]] ==Simple user pages:== * Simple Wikibooks: [[b:simple:User:BlankVerse]] * Simple Wikiquote: [[q:simple:User:BlankVerse]] * Simple Wiktionary: [[wikt:simple:User:BlankVerse]] * Simple Wikipedia: [[w:simple:User:BlankVerse]] ==Userful Simple English Wiktionary pages== *[[Special:Newpages#Should this Wiktionary exist?]] *[[Wiktionary:Community Portal]] *[[Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist]] *[[Wiktionary:Sandbox]] *[[:Template:Wiktionary]] *[[:Template:Wikipedia]] *[[:Template:Sisterproject]] *[[Special:Allpages]] *[[Special:All pages (Template namespace)]] *[[Special:Newpages]] *[[Special:Recentchanges]] *[[Special:Categories]] *[[:Category:Interjections]] *[[:Category:Conjunctions]] ==Simple Wikitionary statistics== *At 00:55, October 9, 2005 (UTC) there were 14 simple.wiktionary.org articles and 37 registered users. *At 03:10, October 24, 2005 (UTC) there were 39 simple.wiktionary.org articles and 38 registered users. *At 08:54, November 1, 2005 (UTC) there were 44 simple.wiktionary.org articles and 39 registered users. [[en:User:BlankVerse]] __NoTOC__ 4307 2005-12-06T15:47:57Z BlankVerse 36 Simple Wikitionary statistics {| | style="margin: 0 auto; border:Black solid 2px; " align=center | To contact me, please use my [[User Talk:BlankVerse | Talk page]] or [[Special:Emailuser/BlankVerse|email me]]. | &nbsp;&nbsp; [[b:en:User:BlankVerse|b]] <!--WikiBooks--> [[commons:User:BlankVerse|c]] <!--Commons--> [[m:en:User:BlankVerse|m]] <!--Meta--> [[Wikinews:en:User:BlankVerse|n]] [[q:en:User:BlankVerse|q]] <!--WikiQuote--> [[Wikisource:en:User:BlankVerse|s]] [[wikispecies:User:BlankVerse|sp]] <!--WikiSpecies --> [[wikt:en:User:BlankVerse|w]] <!--Wiktionary--> / [[EvoWiki:User:BlankVerse|evo]] <!-- http://www.evowiki.org --> [[WikiTravel:User:BlankVerse|wt]] <!-- http://wikitravel.org --> |} <br clear="all"> At '''{{CURRENTTIME}}, [[{{CURRENTMONTHNAME}} {{CURRENTDAY}}]], [[{{CURRENTYEAR}}]]''' ([[UTC]]): {{NUMBEROFARTICLES}} articles, [[Special:Statistics|ss]] [[User:BlankVerse/Sandbox|&ndash;]] [[User:BlankVerse/Other Subpages|+]] <br clear="all"> <br clear="all"> ==Wikipedia user pages:== *[[w:en:User:BlankVerse]] *[[w:ja:&#21033;&#29992;&#32773;:BlankVerse]] *[[w:simple:User:BlankVerse]] ==Simple user pages:== * Simple Wikibooks: [[b:simple:User:BlankVerse]] * Simple Wikiquote: [[q:simple:User:BlankVerse]] * Simple Wiktionary: [[wikt:simple:User:BlankVerse]] * Simple Wikipedia: [[w:simple:User:BlankVerse]] ==Userful Simple English Wiktionary pages== *[[Special:Newpages#Should this Wiktionary exist?]] *[[Wiktionary:Community Portal]] *[[Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist]] *[[Wiktionary:Sandbox]] *[[:Template:Wiktionary]] *[[:Template:Wikipedia]] *[[:Template:Sisterproject]] *[[Special:Allpages]] *[[Special:All pages (Template namespace)]] *[[Special:Newpages]] *[[Special:Recentchanges]] *[[Special:Categories]] *[[:Category:Interjections]] *[[:Category:Conjunctions]] ==Simple Wikitionary statistics== *At 00:55, October 9, 2005 (UTC): 14 articles, 37 users. *At 03:10, October 24, 2005 (UTC): 39 articles, 38 users. *At 08:54, November 1, 2005 (UTC): 44 articles, 39 users. *At 15:46, December 6, 2005 (UTC): 58 articles, 41 users, 0 administrators * * [[en:User:BlankVerse]] __NoTOC__ 4308 2005-12-06T15:51:52Z BlankVerse 36 {| | style="margin: 0 auto; border:Black solid 2px; " align=center | To contact me, please use my [[User Talk:BlankVerse | Talk page]] or [[Special:Emailuser/BlankVerse|email me]]. | &nbsp;&nbsp; [[b:en:User:BlankVerse|b]] <!--WikiBooks--> [[commons:User:BlankVerse|c]] <!--Commons--> [[m:en:User:BlankVerse|m]] <!--Meta--> [[Wikinews:en:User:BlankVerse|n]] [[q:en:User:BlankVerse|q]] <!--WikiQuote--> [[Wikisource:en:User:BlankVerse|s]] [[wikispecies:User:BlankVerse|sp]] <!--WikiSpecies --> [[wikt:en:User:BlankVerse|w]] <!--Wiktionary--> / [[EvoWiki:User:BlankVerse|evo]] <!-- http://www.evowiki.org --> [[WikiTravel:User:BlankVerse|wt]] <!-- http://wikitravel.org --> |} <br clear="all"> At '''{{CURRENTTIME}}, [[{{CURRENTMONTHNAME}} {{CURRENTDAY}}]], [[{{CURRENTYEAR}}]]''' ([[UTC]]): {{NUMBEROFARTICLES}} articles, [[Special:Statistics|ss]] [[User:BlankVerse/Sandbox|&ndash;]] [[User:BlankVerse/Other Subpages|+]] <br clear="all"> <br clear="all"> ==Wikipedia user pages:== *[[w:en:User:BlankVerse]] *[[w:ja:&#21033;&#29992;&#32773;:BlankVerse]] *[[w:simple:User:BlankVerse]] ==Simple user pages:== * Simple Wikibooks: [[b:simple:User:BlankVerse]] * Simple Wikiquote: [[q:simple:User:BlankVerse]] * Simple Wiktionary: [[wikt:simple:User:BlankVerse]] * Simple Wikipedia: [[w:simple:User:BlankVerse]] ==Userful Simple English Wiktionary pages== *[[Special:Newpages#Should this Wiktionary exist?]] *[[Wiktionary:Community Portal]] *[[Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist]] *[[Wiktionary:Sandbox]] *[[:Template:Wiktionary]] *[[:Template:Wikipedia]] *[[:Template:Sisterproject]] *[[Special:Allpages]] *[[Special:All pages (Template namespace)]] *[[Special:Newpages]] *[[Special:Recentchanges]] *[[Special:Categories]] *[[:Category:Interjections]] *[[:Category:Conjunctions]] ==Resources== :*[http://dictionary.cambridge.org/ Cambridge Advanced Learners' Dictionary Online] :*[http://www.oup.com/elt/oald/ Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary Online] ==Simple Wikitionary statistics== *At 00:55, October 9, 2005 (UTC): 14 articles, 37 users. *At 03:10, October 24, 2005 (UTC): 39 articles, 38 users. *At 08:54, November 1, 2005 (UTC): 44 articles, 39 users. *At 15:46, December 6, 2005 (UTC): 58 articles, 41 users, 0 administrators * * [[en:User:BlankVerse]] __NoTOC__ 4309 2005-12-06T15:53:09Z BlankVerse 36 /* Resources */ {| | style="margin: 0 auto; border:Black solid 2px; " align=center | To contact me, please use my [[User Talk:BlankVerse | Talk page]] or [[Special:Emailuser/BlankVerse|email me]]. | &nbsp;&nbsp; [[b:en:User:BlankVerse|b]] <!--WikiBooks--> [[commons:User:BlankVerse|c]] <!--Commons--> [[m:en:User:BlankVerse|m]] <!--Meta--> [[Wikinews:en:User:BlankVerse|n]] [[q:en:User:BlankVerse|q]] <!--WikiQuote--> [[Wikisource:en:User:BlankVerse|s]] [[wikispecies:User:BlankVerse|sp]] <!--WikiSpecies --> [[wikt:en:User:BlankVerse|w]] <!--Wiktionary--> / [[EvoWiki:User:BlankVerse|evo]] <!-- http://www.evowiki.org --> [[WikiTravel:User:BlankVerse|wt]] <!-- http://wikitravel.org --> |} <br clear="all"> At '''{{CURRENTTIME}}, [[{{CURRENTMONTHNAME}} {{CURRENTDAY}}]], [[{{CURRENTYEAR}}]]''' ([[UTC]]): {{NUMBEROFARTICLES}} articles, [[Special:Statistics|ss]] [[User:BlankVerse/Sandbox|&ndash;]] [[User:BlankVerse/Other Subpages|+]] <br clear="all"> <br clear="all"> ==Wikipedia user pages:== *[[w:en:User:BlankVerse]] *[[w:ja:&#21033;&#29992;&#32773;:BlankVerse]] *[[w:simple:User:BlankVerse]] ==Simple user pages:== * Simple Wikibooks: [[b:simple:User:BlankVerse]] * Simple Wikiquote: [[q:simple:User:BlankVerse]] * Simple Wiktionary: [[wikt:simple:User:BlankVerse]] * Simple Wikipedia: [[w:simple:User:BlankVerse]] ==Userful Simple English Wiktionary pages== *[[Special:Newpages#Should this Wiktionary exist?]] *[[Wiktionary:Community Portal]] *[[Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist]] *[[Wiktionary:Sandbox]] *[[:Template:Wiktionary]] *[[:Template:Wikipedia]] *[[:Template:Sisterproject]] *[[Special:Allpages]] *[[Special:All pages (Template namespace)]] *[[Special:Newpages]] *[[Special:Recentchanges]] *[[Special:Categories]] *[[:Category:Interjections]] *[[:Category:Conjunctions]] ==Resources== *[http://dictionary.cambridge.org/ Cambridge Advanced Learners' Dictionary Online] *[http://www.oup.com/elt/oald/ Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary Online] ==Simple Wikitionary statistics== *At 00:55, October 9, 2005 (UTC): 14 articles, 37 users. *At 03:10, October 24, 2005 (UTC): 39 articles, 38 users. *At 08:54, November 1, 2005 (UTC): 44 articles, 39 users. *At 15:46, December 6, 2005 (UTC): 58 articles, 41 users, 0 administrators * * [[en:User:BlankVerse]] __NoTOC__ 4313 2005-12-06T18:32:58Z BlankVerse 36 {| | style="margin: 0 auto; border:Black solid 2px; " align=center | To contact me, please use my [[User Talk:BlankVerse | Talk page]] or [[Special:Emailuser/BlankVerse|email me]]. | &nbsp;&nbsp; [[b:en:User:BlankVerse|b]] <!--WikiBooks--> [[commons:User:BlankVerse|c]] <!--Commons--> [[m:en:User:BlankVerse|m]] <!--Meta--> [[Wikinews:en:User:BlankVerse|n]] [[q:en:User:BlankVerse|q]] <!--WikiQuote--> [[Wikisource:en:User:BlankVerse|s]] [[wikispecies:User:BlankVerse|sp]] <!--WikiSpecies --> [[wikt:en:User:BlankVerse|w]] <!--Wiktionary--> / [[EvoWiki:User:BlankVerse|evo]] <!-- http://www.evowiki.org --> [[WikiTravel:User:BlankVerse|wt]] <!-- http://wikitravel.org --> |} <br clear="all"> At '''{{CURRENTTIME}}, [[{{CURRENTMONTHNAME}} {{CURRENTDAY}}]], [[{{CURRENTYEAR}}]]''' ([[UTC]]): {{NUMBEROFARTICLES}} articles, [[Special:Statistics|ss]] [[User:BlankVerse/Sandbox|&ndash;]] [[User:BlankVerse/Other Subpages|+]] {{NUMBEROFFILES}} media files <br clear="all"> <br clear="all"> ==Wikipedia user pages:== *[[w:en:User:BlankVerse]] *[[w:ja:&#21033;&#29992;&#32773;:BlankVerse]] *[[w:simple:User:BlankVerse]] ==Simple user pages:== * Simple Wikibooks: [[b:simple:User:BlankVerse]] * Simple Wikiquote: [[q:simple:User:BlankVerse]] * Simple Wiktionary: [[wikt:simple:User:BlankVerse]] * Simple Wikipedia: [[w:simple:User:BlankVerse]] ==Userful Simple English Wiktionary pages== *[[Special:Newpages#Should this Wiktionary exist?]] *[[Wiktionary:Community Portal]] *[[Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist]] *[[Wiktionary:Sandbox]] *[[:Template:Wiktionary]] *[[:Template:Wikipedia]] *[[:Template:Sisterproject]] *[[Special:Allpages]] *[[Special:All pages (Template namespace)]] *[[Special:Newpages]] *[[Special:Recentchanges]] *[[Special:Categories]] *[[:Category:Interjections]] *[[:Category:Conjunctions]] ==Resources== *[http://dictionary.cambridge.org/ Cambridge Advanced Learners' Dictionary Online] *[http://www.oup.com/elt/oald/ Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary Online] ==Simple Wikitionary statistics== *At 00:55, October 9, 2005 (UTC): 14 articles, 37 users. *At 03:10, October 24, 2005 (UTC): 39 articles, 38 users. *At 08:54, November 1, 2005 (UTC): 44 articles, 39 users. *At 15:46, December 6, 2005 (UTC): 58 articles, 41 users, 0 administrators * * [[en:User:BlankVerse]] __NoTOC__ 1646 3958 2005-10-04T08:47:19Z BlankVerse 36 Talk! Talk! 08:47, 4 October 2005 (UTC) 4315 2005-12-06T23:17:03Z Gmcfoley 41 Thanks Talk! 08:47, 4 October 2005 (UTC) == Thanks == Thank you for fixing the link on my User Page. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gmcfoley]] 23:17, 6 December 2005 (UTC) 1647 3962 2005-10-08T14:26:32Z Nü 37 &nbsp; &nbsp; <center><big><big><big><big><big><big>'''''It's [[:en:wikt:new|nü]] !!!'''''</big></big></big></big></big></big></center> ---- ---- [[en:User:nü]] 3963 2005-10-08T14:28:05Z Nü 37 &nbsp; &nbsp; <center><big><big><big><big><big><big>'''''It's [http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/wikt:new nü] !!!'''''</big></big></big></big></big></big></center> ---- ---- [[en:User:nü]] 3965 2005-10-08T14:39:58Z Nü 37 &nbsp; &nbsp; <center><big><big><big><big><big><big>'''''It's [[en:new|nü]] !!!'''''</big></big></big></big></big></big></center> ---- ---- [[en:User:nü]] 3966 2005-10-08T14:40:25Z Nü 37 &nbsp; &nbsp; <center><big><big><big><big><big><big>'''''It's [[:en:new|nü]] !!!'''''</big></big></big></big></big></big></center> ---- ---- [[en:User:nü]] 1648 3964 2005-10-08T14:29:33Z Nü 37 [[User:Nü|Nü]] 14:29, 8 October 2005 (UTC) 1649 3970 2005-10-18T13:14:32Z 62.253.44.165 ===Noun=== '''duck''' # a [[bird]] that [[swim]]s in [[park]] [[lake]]s and goes [[quack]]! ===Verb=== '''to duck''' # to [[lower]] your [[head]] so that it doesn't [[hit]] something 4002 2005-10-19T14:51:19Z Simpleton 38 ===Noun=== {{wiktionary}} '''duck''' # a [[bird]] that [[swim]]s in [[park]] [[lake]]s and goes [[quack]]! ===Verb=== '''to duck''' # to [[lower]] your [[head]] so that it doesn't [[hit]] something [[Category:Nouns]] [[Category:Verbs]] 4041 2005-10-20T10:23:30Z Simpleton 38 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''duck''' # a [[bird]] that [[swim]]s and goes [[quack]]! #:We saw three '''ducks''' in the park lake ==Verb== '''to duck''' # to [[lower]] your [[head]] so that it doesn't [[hit]] something #:Remember to '''duck''' when the boat goes under the bridge [[Category:Nouns]] [[Category:Verbs]] 4903 2006-02-19T00:38:40Z 200.234.49.188 {{wikipedia}} {{wikipedia}} ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''duck''' # a [[bird]] that [[swim]]s and goes [[quack]]! #:We saw three '''ducks''' in the park lake ==Verb== '''to duck''' # to [[lower]] your [[head]] so that it doesn't [[hit]] something #:Remember to '''duck''' when the boat goes under the bridge [[Category:Nouns]] [[Category:Verbs]] 5209 2006-02-23T00:59:37Z Conversion script [[Duck]] moved to [[duck]]: Converting page titles to lowercase {{wikipedia}} ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''duck''' # a [[bird]] that [[swim]]s and goes [[quack]]! #:We saw three '''ducks''' in the park lake ==Verb== '''to duck''' # to [[lower]] your [[head]] so that it doesn't [[hit]] something #:Remember to '''duck''' when the boat goes under the bridge [[Category:Nouns]] [[Category:Verbs]] 5880 2006-03-13T05:51:18Z Cromwellt 61 updated entry, added wotd {{wotd|2006|03|17}} ==Noun== {{wikipedia}} {{noun}} # a [[bird]] that [[swim]]s and says "[[quack]]!" #:We saw three '''ducks''' in the park lake. ==Verb== {{verb|duck|ducks|ducked|ducking}} # to [[lower]] your [[head]] so that it doesn't [[hit]] something. #:Remember to '''duck''' when the boat goes under the bridge. [[en:duck]] 5892 2006-03-13T06:24:54Z Cromwellt 61 italicized examples {{wotd|2006|03|17}} ==Noun== {{wikipedia}} {{noun}} # a [[bird]] that [[swim]]s and says "[[quack]]!" #:''We saw three '''ducks''' in the park lake.'' ==Verb== {{verb|duck|ducks|ducked|ducking}} # to [[lower]] your [[head]] so that it doesn't [[hit]] something. #:''Remember to '''duck''' when the boat goes under the bridge.'' [[en:duck]] 5893 2006-03-13T06:29:13Z Cromwellt 61 added pic {{wotd|2006|03|17}} ==Noun== {{wikipedia}} {{noun}} [[Image:duck.jpg|thumb|A duck]] # a [[bird]] that [[swim]]s and says "[[quack]]!" #:''We saw three '''ducks''' in the park lake.'' <br> <br> <br> <br> <br> ==Verb== {{verb|duck|ducks|ducked|ducking}} # to [[lower]] your [[head]] so that it doesn't [[hit]] something. #:''Remember to '''duck''' when the boat goes under the bridge.'' [[en:duck]] 7480 2006-07-19T02:41:26Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: el, et, fi, fr, hu, io, it, kk, pl, pt, ru, sr, ta, zh {{wotd|2006|03|17}} ==Noun== {{wikipedia}} {{noun}} [[Image:duck.jpg|thumb|A duck]] # a [[bird]] that [[swim]]s and says "[[quack]]!" #:''We saw three '''ducks''' in the park lake.'' <br> <br> <br> <br> <br> ==Verb== {{verb|duck|ducks|ducked|ducking}} # to [[lower]] your [[head]] so that it doesn't [[hit]] something. #:''Remember to '''duck''' when the boat goes under the bridge.'' [[et:duck]] [[el:duck]] [[en:duck]] [[fr:duck]] [[io:duck]] [[it:duck]] [[kk:duck]] [[hu:duck]] [[pl:duck]] [[pt:duck]] [[ru:duck]] [[sr:duck]] [[fi:duck]] [[ta:duck]] [[zh:duck]] 8626 2006-08-13T19:20:45Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: lt {{wotd|2006|03|17}} ==Noun== {{wikipedia}} {{noun}} [[Image:duck.jpg|thumb|A duck]] # a [[bird]] that [[swim]]s and says "[[quack]]!" #:''We saw three '''ducks''' in the park lake.'' <br> <br> <br> <br> <br> ==Verb== {{verb|duck|ducks|ducked|ducking}} # to [[lower]] your [[head]] so that it doesn't [[hit]] something. #:''Remember to '''duck''' when the boat goes under the bridge.'' [[et:duck]] [[el:duck]] [[en:duck]] [[fr:duck]] [[io:duck]] [[it:duck]] [[kk:duck]] [[lt:duck]] [[hu:duck]] [[pl:duck]] [[pt:duck]] [[ru:duck]] [[sr:duck]] [[fi:duck]] [[ta:duck]] [[zh:duck]] 9550 2006-09-10T12:07:45Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi {{wotd|2006|03|17}} ==Noun== {{wikipedia}} {{noun}} [[Image:duck.jpg|thumb|A duck]] # a [[bird]] that [[swim]]s and says "[[quack]]!" #:''We saw three '''ducks''' in the park lake.'' <br> <br> <br> <br> <br> ==Verb== {{verb|duck|ducks|ducked|ducking}} # to [[lower]] your [[head]] so that it doesn't [[hit]] something. #:''Remember to '''duck''' when the boat goes under the bridge.'' [[et:duck]] [[el:duck]] [[en:duck]] [[fr:duck]] [[io:duck]] [[it:duck]] [[kk:duck]] [[lt:duck]] [[hu:duck]] [[pl:duck]] [[pt:duck]] [[ru:duck]] [[sr:duck]] [[fi:duck]] [[ta:duck]] [[vi:duck]] [[zh:duck]] 12291 2006-11-15T20:46:24Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[hy:duck]] {{wotd|2006|03|17}} ==Noun== {{wikipedia}} {{noun}} [[Image:duck.jpg|thumb|A duck]] # a [[bird]] that [[swim]]s and says "[[quack]]!" #:''We saw three '''ducks''' in the park lake.'' <br> <br> <br> <br> <br> ==Verb== {{verb|duck|ducks|ducked|ducking}} # to [[lower]] your [[head]] so that it doesn't [[hit]] something. #:''Remember to '''duck''' when the boat goes under the bridge.'' [[et:duck]] [[el:duck]] [[en:duck]] [[fr:duck]] [[hy:duck]] [[io:duck]] [[it:duck]] [[kk:duck]] [[lt:duck]] [[hu:duck]] [[pl:duck]] [[pt:duck]] [[ru:duck]] [[sr:duck]] [[fi:duck]] [[ta:duck]] [[vi:duck]] [[zh:duck]] 13651 2006-12-11T16:05:47Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:duck]] {{wotd|2006|03|17}} ==Noun== {{wikipedia}} {{noun}} [[Image:duck.jpg|thumb|A duck]] # a [[bird]] that [[swim]]s and says "[[quack]]!" #:''We saw three '''ducks''' in the park lake.'' <br> <br> <br> <br> <br> ==Verb== {{verb|duck|ducks|ducked|ducking}} # to [[lower]] your [[head]] so that it doesn't [[hit]] something. #:''Remember to '''duck''' when the boat goes under the bridge.'' [[et:duck]] [[el:duck]] [[en:duck]] [[fa:duck]] [[fr:duck]] [[hy:duck]] [[io:duck]] [[it:duck]] [[kk:duck]] [[lt:duck]] [[hu:duck]] [[pl:duck]] [[pt:duck]] [[ru:duck]] [[sr:duck]] [[fi:duck]] [[ta:duck]] [[vi:duck]] [[zh:duck]] 1650 3971 2005-10-18T13:16:52Z 62.253.44.165 ===Noun=== '''bird''' # an [[animal]] that can [[fly]]; it has [[feather]]s 3993 2005-10-19T12:37:32Z Simpleton 38 add {{Wiktionary}} and Category ===Noun=== {{wiktionary}} '''bird''' # an [[animal]] that can [[fly]]; it has [[feather]]s and [[wing]]s {{wikipedia}} [[Category:Nouns]] 4035 2005-10-20T10:10:35Z Simpleton 38 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''bird''' # an [[animal]] that can [[fly]]; it has [[feather]]s and [[wing]]s #: A sparrow is a '''bird''' and so is a penguin (even though it can't fly!) {{wikipedia}} [[Category:Nouns]] 5155 2006-02-23T00:59:37Z Conversion script [[Bird]] moved to [[bird]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''bird''' # an [[animal]] that can [[fly]]; it has [[feather]]s and [[wing]]s #: A sparrow is a '''bird''' and so is a penguin (even though it can't fly!) {{wikipedia}} [[Category:Nouns]] 7427 2006-07-19T00:41:18Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ang, ar, de, el, en, es, et, fi, fr, gl, hu, hy, io, it, ja, kk, ko, la, nah, pl, pt, ru, sr, sv, ta, tr, zh ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''bird''' # an [[animal]] that can [[fly]]; it has [[feather]]s and [[wing]]s #: A sparrow is a '''bird''' and so is a penguin (even though it can't fly!) {{wikipedia}} [[Category:Nouns]] [[ang:bird]] [[ar:bird]] [[de:bird]] [[et:bird]] [[el:bird]] [[en:bird]] [[es:bird]] [[fr:bird]] [[gl:bird]] [[ko:bird]] [[hy:bird]] [[io:bird]] [[it:bird]] [[kk:bird]] [[la:bird]] [[hu:bird]] [[nah:bird]] [[ja:bird]] [[pl:bird]] [[pt:bird]] [[ru:bird]] [[sr:bird]] [[fi:bird]] [[sv:bird]] [[ta:bird]] [[tr:bird]] [[zh:bird]] 7827 2006-07-21T00:56:40Z Kappa 92 images of sparrow, penguins ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''bird''' # an [[animal]] that can [[fly]]; it has [[feather]]s and [[wing]]s #: A sparrow is a '''bird''' and so is a penguin (even though it can't fly!) [[Image:Spizella-arborea-002.jpg|thumb|A bird (a [[sparrow]])]] [[Image:Penguins Edinburgh Zoo 2004 SMC.jpg|thumb|Two birds ([[penguin]]s).]] {{wikipedia}} [[Category:Nouns]] [[ang:bird]] [[ar:bird]] [[de:bird]] [[et:bird]] [[el:bird]] [[en:bird]] [[es:bird]] [[fr:bird]] [[gl:bird]] [[ko:bird]] [[hy:bird]] [[io:bird]] [[it:bird]] [[kk:bird]] [[la:bird]] [[hu:bird]] [[nah:bird]] [[ja:bird]] [[pl:bird]] [[pt:bird]] [[ru:bird]] [[sr:bird]] [[fi:bird]] [[sv:bird]] [[ta:bird]] [[tr:bird]] [[zh:bird]] 7840 2006-07-21T01:32:39Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ ==Noun== {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} # an [[animal]] that can [[fly]]; it has [[feather]]s and [[wing]]s #: A sparrow is a '''bird''' and so is a penguin (even though it can't fly!) [[Image:Spizella-arborea-002.jpg|thumb|A bird (a [[sparrow]])]] [[Image:Penguins Edinburgh Zoo 2004 SMC.jpg|thumb|Two birds ([[penguin]]s).]] {{wikipedia}} [[Category:Nouns]] [[ang:bird]] [[ar:bird]] [[de:bird]] [[et:bird]] [[el:bird]] [[en:bird]] [[es:bird]] [[fr:bird]] [[gl:bird]] [[ko:bird]] [[hy:bird]] [[io:bird]] [[it:bird]] [[kk:bird]] [[la:bird]] [[hu:bird]] [[nah:bird]] [[ja:bird]] [[pl:bird]] [[pt:bird]] [[ru:bird]] [[sr:bird]] [[fi:bird]] [[sv:bird]] [[ta:bird]] [[tr:bird]] [[zh:bird]] 8885 2006-08-21T19:37:25Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: uk ==Noun== {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} # an [[animal]] that can [[fly]]; it has [[feather]]s and [[wing]]s #: A sparrow is a '''bird''' and so is a penguin (even though it can't fly!) [[Image:Spizella-arborea-002.jpg|thumb|A bird (a [[sparrow]])]] [[Image:Penguins Edinburgh Zoo 2004 SMC.jpg|thumb|Two birds ([[penguin]]s).]] {{wikipedia}} [[Category:Nouns]] [[ang:bird]] [[ar:bird]] [[de:bird]] [[et:bird]] [[el:bird]] [[en:bird]] [[es:bird]] [[fr:bird]] [[gl:bird]] [[ko:bird]] [[hy:bird]] [[io:bird]] [[it:bird]] [[kk:bird]] [[la:bird]] [[hu:bird]] [[nah:bird]] [[ja:bird]] [[pl:bird]] [[pt:bird]] [[ru:bird]] [[sr:bird]] [[fi:bird]] [[sv:bird]] [[ta:bird]] [[tr:bird]] [[uk:bird]] [[zh:bird]] 9499 2006-09-10T11:31:37Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Noun== {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} # an [[animal]] that can [[fly]]; it has [[feather]]s and [[wing]]s #: A sparrow is a '''bird''' and so is a penguin (even though it can't fly!) [[Image:Spizella-arborea-002.jpg|thumb|A bird (a [[sparrow]])]] [[Image:Penguins Edinburgh Zoo 2004 SMC.jpg|thumb|Two birds ([[penguin]]s).]] {{wikipedia}} [[Category:Nouns]] [[ang:bird]] [[ar:bird]] [[de:bird]] [[et:bird]] [[el:bird]] [[en:bird]] [[es:bird]] [[fr:bird]] [[gl:bird]] [[ko:bird]] [[hy:bird]] [[io:bird]] [[it:bird]] [[kk:bird]] [[la:bird]] [[hu:bird]] [[nah:bird]] [[ja:bird]] [[pl:bird]] [[pt:bird]] [[ru:bird]] [[sr:bird]] [[fi:bird]] [[sv:bird]] [[ta:bird]] [[vi:bird]] [[tr:bird]] [[uk:bird]] [[zh:bird]] 10453 2006-10-07T02:52:46Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ku:bird]] ==Noun== {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} # an [[animal]] that can [[fly]]; it has [[feather]]s and [[wing]]s #: A sparrow is a '''bird''' and so is a penguin (even though it can't fly!) [[Image:Spizella-arborea-002.jpg|thumb|A bird (a [[sparrow]])]] [[Image:Penguins Edinburgh Zoo 2004 SMC.jpg|thumb|Two birds ([[penguin]]s).]] {{wikipedia}} [[Category:Nouns]] [[ang:bird]] [[ar:bird]] [[de:bird]] [[et:bird]] [[el:bird]] [[en:bird]] [[es:bird]] [[fr:bird]] [[gl:bird]] [[ko:bird]] [[hy:bird]] [[io:bird]] [[it:bird]] [[kk:bird]] [[ku:bird]] [[la:bird]] [[hu:bird]] [[nah:bird]] [[ja:bird]] [[pl:bird]] [[pt:bird]] [[ru:bird]] [[sr:bird]] [[fi:bird]] [[sv:bird]] [[ta:bird]] [[vi:bird]] [[tr:bird]] [[uk:bird]] [[zh:bird]] 13288 2006-12-04T01:16:20Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ky:bird]] ==Noun== {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} # an [[animal]] that can [[fly]]; it has [[feather]]s and [[wing]]s #: A sparrow is a '''bird''' and so is a penguin (even though it can't fly!) [[Image:Spizella-arborea-002.jpg|thumb|A bird (a [[sparrow]])]] [[Image:Penguins Edinburgh Zoo 2004 SMC.jpg|thumb|Two birds ([[penguin]]s).]] {{wikipedia}} [[Category:Nouns]] [[ang:bird]] [[ar:bird]] [[de:bird]] [[et:bird]] [[el:bird]] [[en:bird]] [[es:bird]] [[fr:bird]] [[gl:bird]] [[ko:bird]] [[hy:bird]] [[io:bird]] [[it:bird]] [[kk:bird]] [[ky:bird]] [[ku:bird]] [[la:bird]] [[hu:bird]] [[nah:bird]] [[ja:bird]] [[pl:bird]] [[pt:bird]] [[ru:bird]] [[sr:bird]] [[fi:bird]] [[sv:bird]] [[ta:bird]] [[vi:bird]] [[tr:bird]] [[uk:bird]] [[zh:bird]] 1651 3978 2005-10-19T11:54:27Z Simpleton 38 Top level Category - under this are categories for parts of speech. 1652 3979 2005-10-19T11:55:27Z Simpleton 38 [[Category:Words]] 4061 2005-10-21T21:39:41Z Simpleton 38 A [[noun]] is the [[name]] of a [[thing]], [[quality]] or [[idea]]. It can be the [[subject]] or [[object]] of a [[verb]]. It can be [[singular]] or [[plural]]. [[Category:Words]] 6336 2006-04-14T13:47:33Z Jusjih 27 en: A [[noun]] is the [[name]] of a [[thing]], [[quality]] or [[idea]]. It can be the [[subject]] or [[object]] of a [[verb]]. It can be [[singular]] or [[plural]]. [[Category:Words]] [[en:Category:Nouns]] 1653 3980 2005-10-19T11:56:01Z Simpleton 38 [[Category:Words]] 3997 2005-10-19T12:47:34Z Simpleton 38 The infinitive and inflected forms of verbs. [[Category:Words]] 4063 2005-10-21T21:44:39Z Simpleton 38 A [[verb]] is [[word]] that [[indicate]]s an [[action]] or a [[state]]. Note: This category includes inflected forms as well as the infinitive. [[Category:Words]] 8101 2006-07-26T17:23:47Z Brett 77 A [[verb]] is a kind of [[word]] that usually tells about an [[action]] or a [[state]] and is the main part of a sentence. In English, '''verbs''' are the only kind of word that changes to show past or present [[tense]]. In English, almost all verbs have 6 forms but sometimes these different forms look the same: #the plain present tense (go) #the 3rd person present tense (goes) #the past tense (went) #the plain form or infinitive (go) #the gerund-participle (going) #the past participle (gone) Note: This category includes all the above forms. [[Category:Words]] 1654 3981 2005-10-19T11:56:47Z Simpleton 38 [[Category:Words]] 4058 2005-10-21T21:34:05Z Simpleton 38 An [[adjective]] [[modifies]] or [[describe]]s a [[noun]] or a [[pronoun]]. [[Category:Words]] 6725 2006-05-28T18:53:32Z Cromwellt 61 fixed link An [[adjective]] [[modify|modifies]] or [[describe]]s a [[noun]] or a [[pronoun]]. [[Category:Words]] 8200 2006-07-29T02:46:31Z Brett 77 An [[adjective]] [[modify|modifies]] or [[describe]]s a [[noun]]. The central adjectives describe [[size]], [[shape]], [[colour]], [[worth]] and [[age]]. Most adjectives are [[gradable]] (e.g., ''big'', ''bigger'', ''more interesting'', ''most interesting''). Adjectives can usually be modified by an [[adverb]]. [[Category:Words]] 11795 2006-11-07T14:12:27Z 218.111.179.136 An [[adjective]] [[modify|modifies]] or [[describe]]s a [[noun]]. The central adjectives describe [[size]], [[shape]], [[colour]], [[worth]] and [[age]]. Most adjectives are [[gradable]] (e.g., ''big'', ''bigger'', ''more interesting'', ''most interesting''). Adjectives can usually be modified by an [[adverb]]. [[Category:Words]] Adjctives can be devided into attributives and predicatives. Example of attributive adjective form (adj + noun) # A red apple # He is a handsome man # A lovely cat Example of predicative adjective from (verb + adj) # The apple is red # The man is handsome # The cat is lovely Example of combination # The red apple is sweet # The tall and handsome man is very polite # The lovely cat is hungry 11796 2006-11-07T14:13:31Z 218.111.179.136 An [[adjective]] [[modify|modifies]] or [[describe]]s a [[noun]]. The central adjectives describe [[size]], [[shape]], [[colour]], [[worth]] and [[age]]. Most adjectives are [[gradable]] (e.g., ''big'', ''bigger'', ''more interesting'', ''most interesting''). Adjectives can usually be modified by an [[adverb]]. [[Category:Words]] Adjctives can be devided into attributives and predicatives. Example of attributive adjective form (adj + noun) # A red apple # He is a handsome man # A lovely cat Example of predicative adjective from (verb + adj) # The apple is sweet # The man is very polite # The cat is hungry Example of combination # The red apple is sweet # The tall and handsome man is very polite # The lovely cat is hungry 11797 2006-11-07T14:14:08Z 218.111.179.136 An [[adjective]] [[modify|modifies]] or [[describe]]s a [[noun]]. The central adjectives describe [[size]], [[shape]], [[colour]], [[worth]] and [[age]]. Most adjectives are [[gradable]] (e.g., ''big'', ''bigger'', ''more interesting'', ''most interesting''). Adjectives can usually be modified by an [[adverb]]. [[Category:Words]] Adjctives can be devided into attributives and predicatives. Example of attributive adjective form (adj + noun) # A red apple # He is a handsome man # A lovely cat Example of predicative adjective from (verb + adj) # The apple is sweet # The man is very polite # The cat is hungry Example of combination # The red apple is sweet # The handsome man is very polite # The lovely cat is hungry 11798 2006-11-07T14:14:21Z 218.111.179.136 An [[adjective]] [[modify|modifies]] or [[describe]]s a [[noun]]. The central adjectives describe [[size]], [[shape]], [[colour]], [[worth]] and [[age]]. Most adjectives are [[gradable]] (e.g., ''big'', ''bigger'', ''more interesting'', ''most interesting''). Adjectives can usually be modified by an [[adverb]]. [[Category:Words]] Adjctives can be devided into attributives and predicatives. Example of attributive adjective form (adj + noun) # A red apple # a handsome man # A lovely cat Example of predicative adjective from (verb + adj) # The apple is sweet # The man is very polite # The cat is hungry Example of combination # The red apple is sweet # The handsome man is very polite # The lovely cat is hungry 11799 2006-11-07T14:15:05Z 218.111.179.136 An [[adjective]] [[modify|modifies]] or [[describe]]s a [[noun]]. The central adjectives describe [[size]], [[shape]], [[colour]], [[worth]] and [[age]]. Most adjectives are [[gradable]] (e.g., ''big'', ''bigger'', ''more interesting'', ''most interesting''). Adjectives can usually be modified by an [[adverb]]. [[Category:Words]] Adjctives can be devided into attributives and predicatives. Example of attributive adjective form (adj + noun) # The red apple # The handsome man # The lovely cat Example of predicative adjective from (verb + adj) # The apple is sweet # The man is very polite # The cat is hungry Example of combination # The red apple is sweet # The handsome man is very polite # The lovely cat is hungry 11800 2006-11-08T01:21:06Z Brett 77 An [[adjective]] [[modify|modifies]] or [[describe]]s a [[noun]]. The central adjectives describe [[size]], [[shape]], [[colour]], [[worth]] and [[age]]. Most adjectives are [[gradable]] (e.g., ''big'', ''bigger'', ''more interesting'', ''most interesting''). Adjectives can usually be modified by an [[adverb]]. [[Category:Words]] Most '''adjectives''' can be used attributively and predicatively. Example of attributive adjective form (adj + noun) # The red apple # The handsome man # The lovely cat Example of predicative adjective from (verb + adj) # The apple is sweet # The man is very polite # The cat is hungry Example of combination # The red apple is sweet # The handsome man is very polite # The lovely cat is hungry 1655 3984 2005-10-19T12:02:51Z Simpleton 38 [[Category:Words]] 4062 2005-10-21T21:41:43Z Simpleton 38 A [[proper noun]] is the [[name]] of a [[particular]] [[person]], [[place]] or [[thing]]. It starts with [[capital letter]]s. [[Category:Words]] 6716 2006-05-28T18:40:26Z Cromwellt 61 changed description of cat, moved it to subcat of Nouns This category is for [[proper noun]]s. A proper noun is the [[name]] of a [[particular]] [[person]], [[place]] or [[thing]]. It starts with [[capital letter]]s. This is a subcategory of [[:Category:Nouns]]. [[Category:Nouns]] 1656 3986 2005-10-19T12:11:39Z Simpleton 38 {{Sisterproject |project=Wikipedia |image=Wikipedia-logo-en.png |text=[[Wikipedia]] has an article on: |link=[[w:{{PAGENAME}}|{{PAGENAME}}]] }} 4469 2005-12-16T15:23:18Z H2g2bob 43 Broken link fix {{Sisterproject |project=Wikipedia |image=Wikipedia-logo-en.png |text=[[w:Main_Page|Wikipedia]] has an article on: |link=[[w:{{PAGENAME}}|{{PAGENAME}}]] }} 5781 2006-03-11T23:42:25Z H2g2bob 43 [[Template:Wikipedia]] moved to [[Template:wikipedia]]: 1st letter stuff {{Sisterproject |project=Wikipedia |image=Wikipedia-logo-en.png |text=[[w:Main_Page|Wikipedia]] has an article on: |link=[[w:{{PAGENAME}}|{{PAGENAME}}]] }} 1657 4018 2005-10-19T19:03:44Z Simpleton 38 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''language''' # all the [[word]]s used by a [[group]] of [[people]], and the [[rules]] for making them into [[sentence]]s #: The English '''language''' has easy grammar but difficult spelling and pronunciation ===See also=== *[[vocabulary]] *[[grammar]] *[[syntax]] *[[semantics]] *[[spelling]] *[[pronunciation]] *[[translation]] [[category:Nouns]] 5285 2006-02-23T00:59:39Z Conversion script [[Language]] moved to [[language]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''language''' # all the [[word]]s used by a [[group]] of [[people]], and the [[rules]] for making them into [[sentence]]s #: The English '''language''' has easy grammar but difficult spelling and pronunciation ===See also=== *[[vocabulary]] *[[grammar]] *[[syntax]] *[[semantics]] *[[spelling]] *[[pronunciation]] *[[translation]] [[category:Nouns]] 6349 2006-04-15T19:56:53Z Seahen 76 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''language''' # all the [[word]]s used by a [[group]] of [[people]], and [[grammar]] (the [[rules]] for making them into [[sentence]]s) #: The English '''language''' has easy grammar but difficult [[spell]]ing and [[pronunciation]] ===See also=== *[[vocabulary]] *[[grammar]] *[[syntax]] *[[semantics]] *[[spelling]] *[[pronunciation]] *[[translation]] [[category:Nouns]] 7604 2006-07-19T07:23:55Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: bs, el, en, es, fa, fi, fr, gl, hu, id, io, it, ko, ky, pl, pt, qu, ru, sr, sv, ta, uk, vi, zh, zh-min-nan ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''language''' # all the [[word]]s used by a [[group]] of [[people]], and [[grammar]] (the [[rules]] for making them into [[sentence]]s) #: The English '''language''' has easy grammar but difficult [[spell]]ing and [[pronunciation]] ===See also=== *[[vocabulary]] *[[grammar]] *[[syntax]] *[[semantics]] *[[spelling]] *[[pronunciation]] *[[translation]] [[category:Nouns]] [[zh-min-nan:language]] [[bs:language]] [[el:language]] [[en:language]] [[es:language]] [[fa:language]] [[fr:language]] [[gl:language]] [[ko:language]] [[io:language]] [[id:language]] [[it:language]] [[ky:language]] [[hu:language]] [[pl:language]] [[pt:language]] [[qu:language]] [[ru:language]] [[sr:language]] [[fi:language]] [[sv:language]] [[ta:language]] [[vi:language]] [[uk:language]] [[zh:language]] 9665 2006-09-10T13:24:29Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''language''' # all the [[word]]s used by a [[group]] of [[people]], and [[grammar]] (the [[rules]] for making them into [[sentence]]s) #: The English '''language''' has easy grammar but difficult [[spell]]ing and [[pronunciation]] ===See also=== *[[vocabulary]] *[[grammar]] *[[syntax]] *[[semantics]] *[[spelling]] *[[pronunciation]] *[[translation]] [[category:Nouns]] [[zh-min-nan:language]] [[bs:language]] [[el:language]] [[en:language]] [[es:language]] [[fa:language]] [[fr:language]] [[gl:language]] [[ko:language]] [[hy:language]] [[io:language]] [[id:language]] [[it:language]] [[ky:language]] [[hu:language]] [[pl:language]] [[pt:language]] [[qu:language]] [[ru:language]] [[sr:language]] [[fi:language]] [[sv:language]] [[ta:language]] [[vi:language]] [[uk:language]] [[zh:language]] 10136 2006-09-24T13:22:51Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[tr:language]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''language''' # all the [[word]]s used by a [[group]] of [[people]], and [[grammar]] (the [[rules]] for making them into [[sentence]]s) #: The English '''language''' has easy grammar but difficult [[spell]]ing and [[pronunciation]] ===See also=== *[[vocabulary]] *[[grammar]] *[[syntax]] *[[semantics]] *[[spelling]] *[[pronunciation]] *[[translation]] [[category:Nouns]] [[zh-min-nan:language]] [[bs:language]] [[el:language]] [[en:language]] [[es:language]] [[fa:language]] [[fr:language]] [[gl:language]] [[ko:language]] [[hy:language]] [[io:language]] [[id:language]] [[it:language]] [[ky:language]] [[hu:language]] [[pl:language]] [[pt:language]] [[qu:language]] [[ru:language]] [[sr:language]] [[fi:language]] [[sv:language]] [[ta:language]] [[vi:language]] [[tr:language]] [[uk:language]] [[zh:language]] 10487 2006-10-07T20:06:58Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ja:language]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''language''' # all the [[word]]s used by a [[group]] of [[people]], and [[grammar]] (the [[rules]] for making them into [[sentence]]s) #: The English '''language''' has easy grammar but difficult [[spell]]ing and [[pronunciation]] ===See also=== *[[vocabulary]] *[[grammar]] *[[syntax]] *[[semantics]] *[[spelling]] *[[pronunciation]] *[[translation]] [[category:Nouns]] [[zh-min-nan:language]] [[bs:language]] [[el:language]] [[en:language]] [[es:language]] [[fa:language]] [[fr:language]] [[gl:language]] [[ko:language]] [[hy:language]] [[io:language]] [[id:language]] [[it:language]] [[ky:language]] [[hu:language]] [[ja:language]] [[pl:language]] [[pt:language]] [[qu:language]] [[ru:language]] [[sr:language]] [[fi:language]] [[sv:language]] [[ta:language]] [[vi:language]] [[tr:language]] [[uk:language]] [[zh:language]] 10537 2006-10-08T16:36:39Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:language]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''language''' # all the [[word]]s used by a [[group]] of [[people]], and [[grammar]] (the [[rules]] for making them into [[sentence]]s) #: The English '''language''' has easy grammar but difficult [[spell]]ing and [[pronunciation]] ===See also=== *[[vocabulary]] *[[grammar]] *[[syntax]] *[[semantics]] *[[spelling]] *[[pronunciation]] *[[translation]] [[category:Nouns]] [[zh-min-nan:language]] [[bs:language]] [[el:language]] [[en:language]] [[es:language]] [[fa:language]] [[fr:language]] [[gl:language]] [[ko:language]] [[hy:language]] [[io:language]] [[id:language]] [[it:language]] [[kk:language]] [[ky:language]] [[hu:language]] [[ja:language]] [[pl:language]] [[pt:language]] [[qu:language]] [[ru:language]] [[sr:language]] [[fi:language]] [[sv:language]] [[ta:language]] [[vi:language]] [[tr:language]] [[uk:language]] [[zh:language]] 11428 2006-10-21T02:07:53Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ku:language]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''language''' # all the [[word]]s used by a [[group]] of [[people]], and [[grammar]] (the [[rules]] for making them into [[sentence]]s) #: The English '''language''' has easy grammar but difficult [[spell]]ing and [[pronunciation]] ===See also=== *[[vocabulary]] *[[grammar]] *[[syntax]] *[[semantics]] *[[spelling]] *[[pronunciation]] *[[translation]] [[category:Nouns]] [[zh-min-nan:language]] [[bs:language]] [[el:language]] [[en:language]] [[es:language]] [[fa:language]] [[fr:language]] [[gl:language]] [[ko:language]] [[hy:language]] [[io:language]] [[id:language]] [[it:language]] [[kk:language]] [[ky:language]] [[ku:language]] [[hu:language]] [[ja:language]] [[pl:language]] [[pt:language]] [[qu:language]] [[ru:language]] [[sr:language]] [[fi:language]] [[sv:language]] [[ta:language]] [[vi:language]] [[tr:language]] [[uk:language]] [[zh:language]] 13331 2006-12-04T22:00:13Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ca:language]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''language''' # all the [[word]]s used by a [[group]] of [[people]], and [[grammar]] (the [[rules]] for making them into [[sentence]]s) #: The English '''language''' has easy grammar but difficult [[spell]]ing and [[pronunciation]] ===See also=== *[[vocabulary]] *[[grammar]] *[[syntax]] *[[semantics]] *[[spelling]] *[[pronunciation]] *[[translation]] [[category:Nouns]] [[zh-min-nan:language]] [[bs:language]] [[ca:language]] [[el:language]] [[en:language]] [[es:language]] [[fa:language]] [[fr:language]] [[gl:language]] [[ko:language]] [[hy:language]] [[io:language]] [[id:language]] [[it:language]] [[kk:language]] [[ky:language]] [[ku:language]] [[hu:language]] [[ja:language]] [[pl:language]] [[pt:language]] [[qu:language]] [[ru:language]] [[sr:language]] [[fi:language]] [[sv:language]] [[ta:language]] [[vi:language]] [[tr:language]] [[uk:language]] [[zh:language]] 13940 2006-12-20T01:48:25Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Removing: [[gl:language]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''language''' # all the [[word]]s used by a [[group]] of [[people]], and [[grammar]] (the [[rules]] for making them into [[sentence]]s) #: The English '''language''' has easy grammar but difficult [[spell]]ing and [[pronunciation]] ===See also=== *[[vocabulary]] *[[grammar]] *[[syntax]] *[[semantics]] *[[spelling]] *[[pronunciation]] *[[translation]] [[category:Nouns]] [[zh-min-nan:language]] [[bs:language]] [[ca:language]] [[el:language]] [[en:language]] [[es:language]] [[fa:language]] [[fr:language]] [[ko:language]] [[hy:language]] [[io:language]] [[id:language]] [[it:language]] [[kk:language]] [[ky:language]] [[ku:language]] [[hu:language]] [[ja:language]] [[pl:language]] [[pt:language]] [[qu:language]] [[ru:language]] [[sr:language]] [[fi:language]] [[sv:language]] [[ta:language]] [[vi:language]] [[tr:language]] [[uk:language]] [[zh:language]] 1658 4019 2005-10-19T21:46:27Z Simpleton 38 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''paper''' # a [[material]] for [[writing]] and [[drawing]] on; made from [[wood]] [[pulp]] #: A notebook is made from sheets of '''paper''' # a [[newspaper]] #: Is there anything interesting in today's '''paper'''? # [[wallpaper]] #: We've put up new '''paper''' in the dining room # [[wrapping paper]] #: The parcel was wrapped in brown '''paper''' ==Adjective== '''paper''' # made of paper #: She made a '''paper''' airoplane ==Verb== '''to paper''' # to [[hang]] wallpaper #: I shall '''paper''' the dining room tomorrow [[category:Nouns]] [[category:Adjectives]] [[category:Verbs]] 4020 2005-10-19T21:47:47Z Simpleton 38 /* Adjective */ ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''paper''' # a [[material]] for [[writing]] and [[drawing]] on; made from [[wood]] [[pulp]] #: A notebook is made from sheets of '''paper''' # a [[newspaper]] #: Is there anything interesting in today's '''paper'''? # [[wallpaper]] #: We've put up new '''paper''' in the dining room # [[wrapping paper]] #: The parcel was wrapped in brown '''paper''' ==Adjective== '''paper''' # made of paper #: She made a '''paper''' airplane ==Verb== '''to paper''' # to [[hang]] wallpaper #: I shall '''paper''' the dining room tomorrow [[category:Nouns]] [[category:Adjectives]] [[category:Verbs]] 5325 2006-02-23T00:59:39Z Conversion script [[Paper]] moved to [[paper]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''paper''' # a [[material]] for [[writing]] and [[drawing]] on; made from [[wood]] [[pulp]] #: A notebook is made from sheets of '''paper''' # a [[newspaper]] #: Is there anything interesting in today's '''paper'''? # [[wallpaper]] #: We've put up new '''paper''' in the dining room # [[wrapping paper]] #: The parcel was wrapped in brown '''paper''' ==Adjective== '''paper''' # made of paper #: She made a '''paper''' airplane ==Verb== '''to paper''' # to [[hang]] wallpaper #: I shall '''paper''' the dining room tomorrow [[category:Nouns]] [[category:Adjectives]] [[category:Verbs]] 7644 2006-07-19T08:46:24Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: bs, en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, ko, pl, pt, ru, sr, sv, ta, zh ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''paper''' # a [[material]] for [[writing]] and [[drawing]] on; made from [[wood]] [[pulp]] #: A notebook is made from sheets of '''paper''' # a [[newspaper]] #: Is there anything interesting in today's '''paper'''? # [[wallpaper]] #: We've put up new '''paper''' in the dining room # [[wrapping paper]] #: The parcel was wrapped in brown '''paper''' ==Adjective== '''paper''' # made of paper #: She made a '''paper''' airplane ==Verb== '''to paper''' # to [[hang]] wallpaper #: I shall '''paper''' the dining room tomorrow [[category:Nouns]] [[category:Adjectives]] [[category:Verbs]] [[bs:paper]] [[en:paper]] [[fr:paper]] [[ko:paper]] [[io:paper]] [[it:paper]] [[hu:paper]] [[ja:paper]] [[pl:paper]] [[pt:paper]] [[ru:paper]] [[sr:paper]] [[fi:paper]] [[sv:paper]] [[ta:paper]] [[zh:paper]] 7955 2006-07-22T21:57:21Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Paper_450x450.jpg|thumb|a piece of paper]] {{wiktionary}} # a [[material]] for [[writing]] and [[drawing]] on; made from [[wood]] [[pulp]] #: A notebook is made from sheets of '''paper''' # a [[newspaper]] [[Image:NewspaperSizes200508.jpg|thumb|some papers]] #: Is there anything interesting in today's '''paper'''? # [[wallpaper]] #: We've put up new '''paper''' in the dining room # [[wrapping paper]] #: The parcel was wrapped in brown '''paper''' ==Adjective== '''paper''' # made of paper #: She made a '''paper''' airplane ==Verb== '''to paper''' # to [[hang]] wallpaper #: I shall '''paper''' the dining room tomorrow [[category:Nouns]] [[category:Adjectives]] [[category:Verbs]] [[bs:paper]] [[en:paper]] [[fr:paper]] [[ko:paper]] [[io:paper]] [[it:paper]] [[hu:paper]] [[ja:paper]] [[pl:paper]] [[pt:paper]] [[ru:paper]] [[sr:paper]] [[fi:paper]] [[sv:paper]] [[ta:paper]] [[zh:paper]] 9732 2006-09-10T14:08:49Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: tl ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Paper_450x450.jpg|thumb|a piece of paper]] {{wiktionary}} # a [[material]] for [[writing]] and [[drawing]] on; made from [[wood]] [[pulp]] #: A notebook is made from sheets of '''paper''' # a [[newspaper]] [[Image:NewspaperSizes200508.jpg|thumb|some papers]] #: Is there anything interesting in today's '''paper'''? # [[wallpaper]] #: We've put up new '''paper''' in the dining room # [[wrapping paper]] #: The parcel was wrapped in brown '''paper''' ==Adjective== '''paper''' # made of paper #: She made a '''paper''' airplane ==Verb== '''to paper''' # to [[hang]] wallpaper #: I shall '''paper''' the dining room tomorrow [[category:Nouns]] [[category:Adjectives]] [[category:Verbs]] [[bs:paper]] [[en:paper]] [[fr:paper]] [[ko:paper]] [[io:paper]] [[it:paper]] [[hu:paper]] [[ja:paper]] [[pl:paper]] [[pt:paper]] [[ru:paper]] [[sr:paper]] [[fi:paper]] [[sv:paper]] [[tl:paper]] [[ta:paper]] [[zh:paper]] 10187 2006-09-24T13:44:33Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[hy:paper]], [[tr:paper]], [[vi:paper]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Paper_450x450.jpg|thumb|a piece of paper]] {{wiktionary}} # a [[material]] for [[writing]] and [[drawing]] on; made from [[wood]] [[pulp]] #: A notebook is made from sheets of '''paper''' # a [[newspaper]] [[Image:NewspaperSizes200508.jpg|thumb|some papers]] #: Is there anything interesting in today's '''paper'''? # [[wallpaper]] #: We've put up new '''paper''' in the dining room # [[wrapping paper]] #: The parcel was wrapped in brown '''paper''' ==Adjective== '''paper''' # made of paper #: She made a '''paper''' airplane ==Verb== '''to paper''' # to [[hang]] wallpaper #: I shall '''paper''' the dining room tomorrow [[category:Nouns]] [[category:Adjectives]] [[category:Verbs]] [[bs:paper]] [[en:paper]] [[fr:paper]] [[ko:paper]] [[hy:paper]] [[io:paper]] [[it:paper]] [[hu:paper]] [[ja:paper]] [[pl:paper]] [[pt:paper]] [[ru:paper]] [[sr:paper]] [[fi:paper]] [[sv:paper]] [[tl:paper]] [[ta:paper]] [[vi:paper]] [[tr:paper]] [[zh:paper]] 10319 2006-10-01T08:18:33Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ky:paper]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Paper_450x450.jpg|thumb|a piece of paper]] {{wiktionary}} # a [[material]] for [[writing]] and [[drawing]] on; made from [[wood]] [[pulp]] #: A notebook is made from sheets of '''paper''' # a [[newspaper]] [[Image:NewspaperSizes200508.jpg|thumb|some papers]] #: Is there anything interesting in today's '''paper'''? # [[wallpaper]] #: We've put up new '''paper''' in the dining room # [[wrapping paper]] #: The parcel was wrapped in brown '''paper''' ==Adjective== '''paper''' # made of paper #: She made a '''paper''' airplane ==Verb== '''to paper''' # to [[hang]] wallpaper #: I shall '''paper''' the dining room tomorrow [[category:Nouns]] [[category:Adjectives]] [[category:Verbs]] [[bs:paper]] [[en:paper]] [[fr:paper]] [[ko:paper]] [[hy:paper]] [[io:paper]] [[it:paper]] [[ky:paper]] [[hu:paper]] [[ja:paper]] [[pl:paper]] [[pt:paper]] [[ru:paper]] [[sr:paper]] [[fi:paper]] [[sv:paper]] [[tl:paper]] [[ta:paper]] [[vi:paper]] [[tr:paper]] [[zh:paper]] 10781 2006-10-10T22:41:43Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:paper]], [[uk:paper]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Paper_450x450.jpg|thumb|a piece of paper]] {{wiktionary}} # a [[material]] for [[writing]] and [[drawing]] on; made from [[wood]] [[pulp]] #: A notebook is made from sheets of '''paper''' # a [[newspaper]] [[Image:NewspaperSizes200508.jpg|thumb|some papers]] #: Is there anything interesting in today's '''paper'''? # [[wallpaper]] #: We've put up new '''paper''' in the dining room # [[wrapping paper]] #: The parcel was wrapped in brown '''paper''' ==Adjective== '''paper''' # made of paper #: She made a '''paper''' airplane ==Verb== '''to paper''' # to [[hang]] wallpaper #: I shall '''paper''' the dining room tomorrow [[category:Nouns]] [[category:Adjectives]] [[category:Verbs]] [[bs:paper]] [[en:paper]] [[fr:paper]] [[ko:paper]] [[hy:paper]] [[io:paper]] [[it:paper]] [[kk:paper]] [[ky:paper]] [[hu:paper]] [[ja:paper]] [[pl:paper]] [[pt:paper]] [[ru:paper]] [[sr:paper]] [[fi:paper]] [[sv:paper]] [[tl:paper]] [[ta:paper]] [[vi:paper]] [[tr:paper]] [[uk:paper]] [[zh:paper]] 11321 2006-10-18T19:19:12Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[el:paper]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Paper_450x450.jpg|thumb|a piece of paper]] {{wiktionary}} # a [[material]] for [[writing]] and [[drawing]] on; made from [[wood]] [[pulp]] #: A notebook is made from sheets of '''paper''' # a [[newspaper]] [[Image:NewspaperSizes200508.jpg|thumb|some papers]] #: Is there anything interesting in today's '''paper'''? # [[wallpaper]] #: We've put up new '''paper''' in the dining room # [[wrapping paper]] #: The parcel was wrapped in brown '''paper''' ==Adjective== '''paper''' # made of paper #: She made a '''paper''' airplane ==Verb== '''to paper''' # to [[hang]] wallpaper #: I shall '''paper''' the dining room tomorrow [[category:Nouns]] [[category:Adjectives]] [[category:Verbs]] [[bs:paper]] [[el:paper]] [[en:paper]] [[fr:paper]] [[ko:paper]] [[hy:paper]] [[io:paper]] [[it:paper]] [[kk:paper]] [[ky:paper]] [[hu:paper]] [[ja:paper]] [[pl:paper]] [[pt:paper]] [[ru:paper]] [[sr:paper]] [[fi:paper]] [[sv:paper]] [[tl:paper]] [[ta:paper]] [[vi:paper]] [[tr:paper]] [[uk:paper]] [[zh:paper]] 14003 2006-12-20T13:28:03Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:paper]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Paper_450x450.jpg|thumb|a piece of paper]] {{wiktionary}} # a [[material]] for [[writing]] and [[drawing]] on; made from [[wood]] [[pulp]] #: A notebook is made from sheets of '''paper''' # a [[newspaper]] [[Image:NewspaperSizes200508.jpg|thumb|some papers]] #: Is there anything interesting in today's '''paper'''? # [[wallpaper]] #: We've put up new '''paper''' in the dining room # [[wrapping paper]] #: The parcel was wrapped in brown '''paper''' ==Adjective== '''paper''' # made of paper #: She made a '''paper''' airplane ==Verb== '''to paper''' # to [[hang]] wallpaper #: I shall '''paper''' the dining room tomorrow [[category:Nouns]] [[category:Adjectives]] [[category:Verbs]] [[bs:paper]] [[el:paper]] [[en:paper]] [[fa:paper]] [[fr:paper]] [[ko:paper]] [[hy:paper]] [[io:paper]] [[it:paper]] [[kk:paper]] [[ky:paper]] [[hu:paper]] [[ja:paper]] [[pl:paper]] [[pt:paper]] [[ru:paper]] [[sr:paper]] [[fi:paper]] [[sv:paper]] [[tl:paper]] [[ta:paper]] [[vi:paper]] [[tr:paper]] [[uk:paper]] [[zh:paper]] 1659 4022 2005-10-20T09:42:11Z Simpleton 38 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''cat''' # a [[domestic]] [[animal]] often kept as a [[pet]]; it has [[whisker]]s and likes to [[chase]] [[mice]] #:Our pet cat has just had kittens # many [[different]] [[wild]] animals that are [[relate]]d to the domestic cat #:Lions and tigers are big cats {{wikipedia}} 4023 2005-10-20T09:42:47Z Simpleton 38 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''cat''' # a [[domestic]] [[animal]] often kept as a [[pet]]; it has [[whisker]]s and likes to [[chase]] [[mice]] #:Our pet cat has just had kittens # many [[different]] [[wild]] animals that are [[relate]]d to the domestic cat #:Lions and tigers are big cats {{wikipedia}} [[Category:Nouns]] 4025 2005-10-20T09:46:52Z Simpleton 38 /* Noun */ ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''cat''' # a [[domestic]] [[animal]] often kept as a [[pet]]; it has [[whisker]]s and likes to [[chase]] [[mice]] #:Our pet cat has just had kittens # many [[different]] [[wild]] animals that are [[relate]]d to the domestic cat #:Lions and tigers are big cats ===See also=== *[[kitten]] {{wikipedia}} [[Category:Nouns]] 4468 2005-12-16T15:21:04Z H2g2bob 43 /* Noun */ ==Noun== {{wikipedia}} [[Image:Cat03.jpg|thumb|A cat]] '''cat''' # a [[domestic]] [[animal]] often kept as a [[pet]]; it has [[whisker]]s and likes to [[chase]] [[mice]] #:Our pet '''cat''' has just had kittens # many [[different]] [[wild]] animals that are [[relate]]d to the domestic cat #:Lions and tigers are '''big cats''' ===See also=== *[[kitten]] [[Category:Nouns]] 5171 2006-02-23T00:59:37Z Conversion script [[Cat]] moved to [[cat]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== {{wikipedia}} [[Image:Cat03.jpg|thumb|A cat]] '''cat''' # a [[domestic]] [[animal]] often kept as a [[pet]]; it has [[whisker]]s and likes to [[chase]] [[mice]] #:Our pet '''cat''' has just had kittens # many [[different]] [[wild]] animals that are [[relate]]d to the domestic cat #:Lions and tigers are '''big cats''' ===See also=== *[[kitten]] [[Category:Nouns]] 5877 2006-03-13T05:41:39Z Cromwellt 61 updated entry, added noun template, synonym ==Noun== {{wikipedia}} [[Image:Cat03.jpg|thumb|A cat]] ==Noun== {{noun|cat|cats}} # a [[domestic]] [[animal]] often kept as a [[pet]]; it has [[whisker]]s and likes to chase [[mice]]. #:Our pet '''cat''' has just had kittens. # many different [[wild]] animals that are related to the domestic cat. #:Lions and tigers are big '''cat'''s. ===Synonyms=== *[[feline]] ===See also=== *[[kitten]] [[en:cat]] 5878 2006-03-13T05:42:27Z Cromwellt 61 fixed formatting ==Noun== {{wikipedia}} [[Image:Cat03.jpg|thumb|A cat]] {{noun|cat|cats}} # a [[domestic]] [[animal]] often kept as a [[pet]]; it has [[whisker]]s and likes to chase [[mice]]. #:Our pet '''cat''' has just had kittens. # many different [[wild]] animals that are related to the domestic cat. #:Lions and tigers are big '''cat'''s. ===Synonyms=== *[[feline]] ===See also=== *[[kitten]] [[en:cat]] 5887 2006-03-13T06:13:15Z Cromwellt 61 wotd {{wotd|2006|03|20}} ==Noun== {{wikipedia}} [[Image:Cat03.jpg|thumb|A cat]] {{noun|cat|cats}} # a [[domestic]] [[animal]] often kept as a [[pet]]; it has [[whisker]]s and likes to chase [[mice]]. #:Our pet '''cat''' has just had kittens. # many different [[wild]] animals that are related to the domestic cat. #:Lions and tigers are big '''cat'''s. ===Synonyms=== *[[feline]] ===See also=== *[[kitten]] [[en:cat]] 6001 2006-03-13T18:09:50Z H2g2bob 43 /* Noun */ {{wotd|2006|03|20}} ==Noun== {{noun|cat|cats}} {{wikipedia}} [[Image:Cat03.jpg|thumb|A cat]] # a [[domestic]] [[animal]] often kept as a [[pet]]; it has [[whisker]]s and likes to chase [[mice]]. #:Our pet '''cat''' has just had kittens. # many different [[wild]] animals that are related to the domestic cat. #:Lions and tigers are big '''cat'''s. ===Synonyms=== *[[feline]] ===See also=== *[[kitten]] [[en:cat]] 6160 2006-03-23T21:53:00Z Cromwellt 61 added BE850 tag and italicized the examples {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|03|20}} ==Noun== {{noun|cat|cats}} {{wikipedia}} [[Image:Cat03.jpg|thumb|A cat]] # a [[domestic]] [[animal]] often kept as a [[pet]]; it has [[whisker]]s and likes to chase [[mice]]. #:''Our pet '''cat''' has just had kittens.'' # many different [[wild]] animals that are related to the domestic cat. #:''Lions and tigers are big '''cat'''s.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[feline]] ===See also=== *[[kitten]] [[en:cat]] 7434 2006-07-19T01:10:46Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: bg, de, el, es, et, fi, fr, fy, gl, hu, hy, io, it, ja, kk, ko, ku, la, pl, pt, ro, sr, sv, ta, tr, vi, zh {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|03|20}} ==Noun== {{noun|cat|cats}} {{wikipedia}} [[Image:Cat03.jpg|thumb|A cat]] # a [[domestic]] [[animal]] often kept as a [[pet]]; it has [[whisker]]s and likes to chase [[mice]]. #:''Our pet '''cat''' has just had kittens.'' # many different [[wild]] animals that are related to the domestic cat. #:''Lions and tigers are big '''cat'''s.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[feline]] ===See also=== *[[kitten]] [[bg:cat]] [[de:cat]] [[et:cat]] [[el:cat]] [[en:cat]] [[es:cat]] [[fr:cat]] [[fy:cat]] [[gl:cat]] [[ko:cat]] [[hy:cat]] [[io:cat]] [[it:cat]] [[kk:cat]] [[ku:cat]] [[la:cat]] [[hu:cat]] [[ja:cat]] [[pl:cat]] [[pt:cat]] [[ro:cat]] [[sr:cat]] [[fi:cat]] [[sv:cat]] [[ta:cat]] [[vi:cat]] [[tr:cat]] [[zh:cat]] 8850 2006-08-21T18:33:33Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|03|20}} ==Noun== {{noun|cat|cats}} {{wikipedia}} [[Image:Cat03.jpg|thumb|A cat]] # a [[domestic]] [[animal]] often kept as a [[pet]]; it has [[whisker]]s and likes to chase [[mice]]. #:''Our pet '''cat''' has just had kittens.'' # many different [[wild]] animals that are related to the domestic cat. #:''Lions and tigers are big '''cat'''s.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[feline]] ===See also=== *[[kitten]] [[ar:cat]] [[bg:cat]] [[de:cat]] [[et:cat]] [[el:cat]] [[en:cat]] [[es:cat]] [[fr:cat]] [[fy:cat]] [[gl:cat]] [[ko:cat]] [[hy:cat]] [[io:cat]] [[it:cat]] [[kk:cat]] [[ku:cat]] [[la:cat]] [[hu:cat]] [[ja:cat]] [[pl:cat]] [[pt:cat]] [[ro:cat]] [[sr:cat]] [[fi:cat]] [[sv:cat]] [[ta:cat]] [[vi:cat]] [[tr:cat]] [[zh:cat]] 10517 2006-10-08T12:10:38Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[uk:cat]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|03|20}} ==Noun== {{noun|cat|cats}} {{wikipedia}} [[Image:Cat03.jpg|thumb|A cat]] # a [[domestic]] [[animal]] often kept as a [[pet]]; it has [[whisker]]s and likes to chase [[mice]]. #:''Our pet '''cat''' has just had kittens.'' # many different [[wild]] animals that are related to the domestic cat. #:''Lions and tigers are big '''cat'''s.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[feline]] ===See also=== *[[kitten]] [[ar:cat]] [[bg:cat]] [[de:cat]] [[et:cat]] [[el:cat]] [[en:cat]] [[es:cat]] [[fr:cat]] [[fy:cat]] [[gl:cat]] [[ko:cat]] [[hy:cat]] [[io:cat]] [[it:cat]] [[kk:cat]] [[ku:cat]] [[la:cat]] [[hu:cat]] [[ja:cat]] [[pl:cat]] [[pt:cat]] [[ro:cat]] [[sr:cat]] [[fi:cat]] [[sv:cat]] [[ta:cat]] [[vi:cat]] [[tr:cat]] [[uk:cat]] [[zh:cat]] 11068 2006-10-14T22:08:45Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:cat]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|03|20}} ==Noun== {{noun|cat|cats}} {{wikipedia}} [[Image:Cat03.jpg|thumb|A cat]] # a [[domestic]] [[animal]] often kept as a [[pet]]; it has [[whisker]]s and likes to chase [[mice]]. #:''Our pet '''cat''' has just had kittens.'' # many different [[wild]] animals that are related to the domestic cat. #:''Lions and tigers are big '''cat'''s.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[feline]] ===See also=== *[[kitten]] [[ar:cat]] [[bg:cat]] [[de:cat]] [[et:cat]] [[el:cat]] [[en:cat]] [[es:cat]] [[fr:cat]] [[fy:cat]] [[gl:cat]] [[ko:cat]] [[hy:cat]] [[io:cat]] [[it:cat]] [[kk:cat]] [[ku:cat]] [[la:cat]] [[hu:cat]] [[ja:cat]] [[pl:cat]] [[pt:cat]] [[ro:cat]] [[ru:cat]] [[sr:cat]] [[fi:cat]] [[sv:cat]] [[ta:cat]] [[vi:cat]] [[tr:cat]] [[uk:cat]] [[zh:cat]] 13638 2006-12-11T07:51:56Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:cat]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|03|20}} ==Noun== {{noun|cat|cats}} {{wikipedia}} [[Image:Cat03.jpg|thumb|A cat]] # a [[domestic]] [[animal]] often kept as a [[pet]]; it has [[whisker]]s and likes to chase [[mice]]. #:''Our pet '''cat''' has just had kittens.'' # many different [[wild]] animals that are related to the domestic cat. #:''Lions and tigers are big '''cat'''s.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[feline]] ===See also=== *[[kitten]] [[ar:cat]] [[bg:cat]] [[de:cat]] [[et:cat]] [[el:cat]] [[en:cat]] [[es:cat]] [[fa:cat]] [[fr:cat]] [[fy:cat]] [[gl:cat]] [[ko:cat]] [[hy:cat]] [[io:cat]] [[it:cat]] [[kk:cat]] [[ku:cat]] [[la:cat]] [[hu:cat]] [[ja:cat]] [[pl:cat]] [[pt:cat]] [[ro:cat]] [[ru:cat]] [[sr:cat]] [[fi:cat]] [[sv:cat]] [[ta:cat]] [[vi:cat]] [[tr:cat]] [[uk:cat]] [[zh:cat]] 1660 4026 2005-10-20T09:48:45Z Simpleton 38 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''kitten''' # a [[baby]] [[cat]] #:Our cat has just had '''kitten'''s [[Category:Nouns]] 5281 2006-02-23T00:59:39Z Conversion script [[Kitten]] moved to [[kitten]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''kitten''' # a [[baby]] [[cat]] #:Our cat has just had '''kitten'''s [[Category:Nouns]] 5845 2006-03-13T04:11:13Z Cromwellt 61 added wotd, noun template, etc. {{wotd|2006|03|01}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # a [[baby]] [[cat]] #:Our cat has just had '''kitten'''s [[Category:Nouns]] [[en:kitten]] 7565 2006-07-19T05:58:00Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: fi, fr, zh {{wotd|2006|03|01}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # a [[baby]] [[cat]] #:Our cat has just had '''kitten'''s [[Category:Nouns]] [[en:kitten]] [[fr:kitten]] [[fi:kitten]] [[zh:kitten]] 8659 2006-08-13T19:32:54Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, vi {{wotd|2006|03|01}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # a [[baby]] [[cat]] #:Our cat has just had '''kitten'''s [[Category:Nouns]] [[de:kitten]] [[en:kitten]] [[fr:kitten]] [[fi:kitten]] [[vi:kitten]] [[zh:kitten]] 10460 2006-10-07T06:15:21Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ta:kitten]] {{wotd|2006|03|01}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # a [[baby]] [[cat]] #:Our cat has just had '''kitten'''s [[Category:Nouns]] [[de:kitten]] [[en:kitten]] [[fr:kitten]] [[fi:kitten]] [[ta:kitten]] [[vi:kitten]] [[zh:kitten]] 1661 4051 2005-10-20T10:47:39Z Simpleton 38 [[Category:Words]] 4059 2005-10-21T21:35:36Z Simpleton 38 An [[adverb]] [[modifies]] a [[verb]]. They often end in -ly. [[Category:Words]] 1662 4053 2005-10-21T21:20:41Z Simpleton 38 ==Conjunction== '''and''' # used to talk about two things at once #: I like [[singing]] '''and''' [[reading]] # used at the end of a [[list]] #: I like singing, reading, [[cycling]] '''and''' [[playing]] [[soccer]] # used to show what [[happen]]ed after something else #: The [[alarm]] went off '''and''' I [[woke]] up ===See also=== *[[or]] [[category:Conjunctions]] 4057 2005-10-21T21:32:20Z Simpleton 38 /* Conjunction */ ==Conjunction== {{wiktionary}} '''and''' # used to talk about two things at once #: I like [[singing]] '''and''' [[reading]] # used at the end of a [[list]] #: I like singing, reading, [[cycling]] '''and''' [[playing]] [[soccer]] # used to show what [[happen]]ed after something else #: The [[alarm]] went off '''and''' I [[woke]] up ===See also=== *[[or]] [[category:Conjunctions]] 5113 2006-02-23T00:59:36Z Conversion script [[And]] moved to [[and]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Conjunction== {{wiktionary}} '''and''' # used to talk about two things at once #: I like [[singing]] '''and''' [[reading]] # used at the end of a [[list]] #: I like singing, reading, [[cycling]] '''and''' [[playing]] [[soccer]] # used to show what [[happen]]ed after something else #: The [[alarm]] went off '''and''' I [[woke]] up ===See also=== *[[or]] [[category:Conjunctions]] 5836 2006-03-13T03:27:42Z Cromwellt 61 added wotd, etc. {{wotd|2006|02|26}} ==Conjunction== '''and''' # used to talk about two things at once #: I like [[singing]] '''and''' [[reading]] # used at the end of a [[list]] #: I like singing, reading, [[cycling]] '''and''' [[playing]] [[soccer]] # used to show what [[happen]]ed after something else #: The [[alarm]] went off '''and''' I [[woke]] up ===See also=== *[[or]] [[category:Conjunctions]] [[en:and]] 7376 2006-07-18T22:36:56Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, el, et, fi, fr, gl, hu, id, io, it, ja, ko, ku, la, nn, no, pl, pt, sr, sv, uk, vi, zh {{wotd|2006|02|26}} ==Conjunction== '''and''' # used to talk about two things at once #: I like [[singing]] '''and''' [[reading]] # used at the end of a [[list]] #: I like singing, reading, [[cycling]] '''and''' [[playing]] [[soccer]] # used to show what [[happen]]ed after something else #: The [[alarm]] went off '''and''' I [[woke]] up ===See also=== *[[or]] [[category:Conjunctions]] [[de:and]] [[et:and]] [[el:and]] [[en:and]] [[fr:and]] [[gl:and]] [[ko:and]] [[io:and]] [[id:and]] [[it:and]] [[ku:and]] [[la:and]] [[hu:and]] [[ja:and]] [[no:and]] [[nn:and]] [[pl:and]] [[pt:and]] [[sr:and]] [[fi:and]] [[sv:and]] [[vi:and]] [[uk:and]] [[zh:and]] 8610 2006-08-13T19:13:15Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: sk {{wotd|2006|02|26}} ==Conjunction== '''and''' # used to talk about two things at once #: I like [[singing]] '''and''' [[reading]] # used at the end of a [[list]] #: I like singing, reading, [[cycling]] '''and''' [[playing]] [[soccer]] # used to show what [[happen]]ed after something else #: The [[alarm]] went off '''and''' I [[woke]] up ===See also=== *[[or]] [[category:Conjunctions]] [[de:and]] [[et:and]] [[el:and]] [[en:and]] [[fr:and]] [[gl:and]] [[ko:and]] [[io:and]] [[id:and]] [[it:and]] [[ku:and]] [[la:and]] [[hu:and]] [[ja:and]] [[no:and]] [[nn:and]] [[pl:and]] [[pt:and]] [[sk:and]] [[sr:and]] [[fi:and]] [[sv:and]] [[vi:and]] [[uk:and]] [[zh:and]] 8839 2006-08-21T18:02:40Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy, ta {{wotd|2006|02|26}} ==Conjunction== '''and''' # used to talk about two things at once #: I like [[singing]] '''and''' [[reading]] # used at the end of a [[list]] #: I like singing, reading, [[cycling]] '''and''' [[playing]] [[soccer]] # used to show what [[happen]]ed after something else #: The [[alarm]] went off '''and''' I [[woke]] up ===See also=== *[[or]] [[category:Conjunctions]] [[de:and]] [[et:and]] [[el:and]] [[en:and]] [[fr:and]] [[gl:and]] [[ko:and]] [[hy:and]] [[io:and]] [[id:and]] [[it:and]] [[ku:and]] [[la:and]] [[hu:and]] [[ja:and]] [[no:and]] [[nn:and]] [[pl:and]] [[pt:and]] [[sk:and]] [[sr:and]] [[fi:and]] [[sv:and]] [[ta:and]] [[vi:and]] [[uk:and]] [[zh:and]] 9464 2006-09-10T11:15:41Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ms, na {{wotd|2006|02|26}} ==Conjunction== '''and''' # used to talk about two things at once #: I like [[singing]] '''and''' [[reading]] # used at the end of a [[list]] #: I like singing, reading, [[cycling]] '''and''' [[playing]] [[soccer]] # used to show what [[happen]]ed after something else #: The [[alarm]] went off '''and''' I [[woke]] up ===See also=== *[[or]] [[category:Conjunctions]] [[de:and]] [[et:and]] [[el:and]] [[en:and]] [[fr:and]] [[gl:and]] [[ko:and]] [[hy:and]] [[io:and]] [[id:and]] [[it:and]] [[ku:and]] [[la:and]] [[hu:and]] [[ms:and]] [[na:and]] [[ja:and]] [[no:and]] [[nn:and]] [[pl:and]] [[pt:and]] [[sk:and]] [[sr:and]] [[fi:and]] [[sv:and]] [[ta:and]] [[vi:and]] [[uk:and]] [[zh:and]] 9962 2006-09-24T12:14:58Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[es:and]] {{wotd|2006|02|26}} ==Conjunction== '''and''' # used to talk about two things at once #: I like [[singing]] '''and''' [[reading]] # used at the end of a [[list]] #: I like singing, reading, [[cycling]] '''and''' [[playing]] [[soccer]] # used to show what [[happen]]ed after something else #: The [[alarm]] went off '''and''' I [[woke]] up ===See also=== *[[or]] [[category:Conjunctions]] [[de:and]] [[et:and]] [[el:and]] [[en:and]] [[es:and]] [[fr:and]] [[gl:and]] [[ko:and]] [[hy:and]] [[io:and]] [[id:and]] [[it:and]] [[ku:and]] [[la:and]] [[hu:and]] [[ms:and]] [[na:and]] [[ja:and]] [[no:and]] [[nn:and]] [[pl:and]] [[pt:and]] [[sk:and]] [[sr:and]] [[fi:and]] [[sv:and]] [[ta:and]] [[vi:and]] [[uk:and]] [[zh:and]] 10626 2006-10-09T12:46:08Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:and]] {{wotd|2006|02|26}} ==Conjunction== '''and''' # used to talk about two things at once #: I like [[singing]] '''and''' [[reading]] # used at the end of a [[list]] #: I like singing, reading, [[cycling]] '''and''' [[playing]] [[soccer]] # used to show what [[happen]]ed after something else #: The [[alarm]] went off '''and''' I [[woke]] up ===See also=== *[[or]] [[category:Conjunctions]] [[de:and]] [[et:and]] [[el:and]] [[en:and]] [[es:and]] [[fr:and]] [[gl:and]] [[ko:and]] [[hy:and]] [[io:and]] [[id:and]] [[it:and]] [[kk:and]] [[ku:and]] [[la:and]] [[hu:and]] [[ms:and]] [[na:and]] [[ja:and]] [[no:and]] [[nn:and]] [[pl:and]] [[pt:and]] [[sk:and]] [[sr:and]] [[fi:and]] [[sv:and]] [[ta:and]] [[vi:and]] [[uk:and]] [[zh:and]] 11056 2006-10-14T20:26:02Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:and]] {{wotd|2006|02|26}} ==Conjunction== '''and''' # used to talk about two things at once #: I like [[singing]] '''and''' [[reading]] # used at the end of a [[list]] #: I like singing, reading, [[cycling]] '''and''' [[playing]] [[soccer]] # used to show what [[happen]]ed after something else #: The [[alarm]] went off '''and''' I [[woke]] up ===See also=== *[[or]] [[category:Conjunctions]] [[de:and]] [[et:and]] [[el:and]] [[en:and]] [[es:and]] [[fr:and]] [[gl:and]] [[ko:and]] [[hy:and]] [[io:and]] [[id:and]] [[it:and]] [[kk:and]] [[ku:and]] [[la:and]] [[hu:and]] [[ms:and]] [[na:and]] [[ja:and]] [[no:and]] [[nn:and]] [[pl:and]] [[pt:and]] [[ru:and]] [[sk:and]] [[sr:and]] [[fi:and]] [[sv:and]] [[ta:and]] [[vi:and]] [[uk:and]] [[zh:and]] 11157 2006-10-16T21:40:25Z PullToOpen 119 {{BE850}} {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|02|26}} ==Conjunction== '''and''' # used to talk about two things at once #: I like [[singing]] '''and''' [[reading]] # used at the end of a [[list]] #: I like singing, reading, [[cycling]] '''and''' [[playing]] [[soccer]] # used to show what [[happen]]ed after something else #: The [[alarm]] went off '''and''' I [[woke]] up ===See also=== *[[or]] [[category:Conjunctions]] [[de:and]] [[et:and]] [[el:and]] [[en:and]] [[es:and]] [[fr:and]] [[gl:and]] [[ko:and]] [[hy:and]] [[io:and]] [[id:and]] [[it:and]] [[kk:and]] [[ku:and]] [[la:and]] [[hu:and]] [[ms:and]] [[na:and]] [[ja:and]] [[no:and]] [[nn:and]] [[pl:and]] [[pt:and]] [[ru:and]] [[sk:and]] [[sr:and]] [[fi:and]] [[sv:and]] [[ta:and]] [[vi:and]] [[uk:and]] [[zh:and]] 12222 2006-11-12T17:44:55Z Brett 77 reformat + cat {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|02|26}} {{conjunction}} {{coordinator}} # used to talk about two things at once #: I like [[singing]] '''and''' [[reading]] # used at the end of a [[list]] #: I like singing, reading, [[cycling]] '''and''' [[playing]] [[soccer]] # used to show what [[happen]]ed after something else #: The [[alarm]] went off '''and''' I [[woke]] up ===See also=== *[[or]] [[de:and]] [[et:and]] [[el:and]] [[en:and]] [[es:and]] [[fr:and]] [[gl:and]] [[ko:and]] [[hy:and]] [[io:and]] [[id:and]] [[it:and]] [[kk:and]] [[ku:and]] [[la:and]] [[hu:and]] [[ms:and]] [[na:and]] [[ja:and]] [[no:and]] [[nn:and]] [[pl:and]] [[pt:and]] [[ru:and]] [[sk:and]] [[sr:and]] [[fi:and]] [[sv:and]] [[ta:and]] [[vi:and]] [[uk:and]] [[zh:and]] 1663 4054 2005-10-21T21:21:43Z Simpleton 38 [[Category:Words]] 4060 2005-10-21T21:36:54Z Simpleton 38 A [[conjunction]] [[join]]s [[word]]s or [[phrase]]s [[together]]. [[Category:Words]] 1664 4055 2005-10-21T21:29:28Z Simpleton 38 ==Adverb== {{wiktionary}} '''why'''? # used to [[ask]] the [[reason]] for something #: '''Why''' did you say that? ==Conjunction== '''why''' # used to talk about the reason for something #: I wonder '''why''' he did that. ==Interjection== '''why'''! # used to show [[surprise]] #: Why! Thank you for the present [[Category:Adverbs]] [[Category:Conjunctions]] [[Category:Interjections]] 5399 2006-02-23T00:59:40Z Conversion script [[Why]] moved to [[why]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Adverb== {{wiktionary}} '''why'''? # used to [[ask]] the [[reason]] for something #: '''Why''' did you say that? ==Conjunction== '''why''' # used to talk about the reason for something #: I wonder '''why''' he did that. ==Interjection== '''why'''! # used to show [[surprise]] #: Why! Thank you for the present [[Category:Adverbs]] [[Category:Conjunctions]] [[Category:Interjections]] 7736 2006-07-19T12:16:51Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: el, en, fi, fr, hu, it, ru, ta, zh ==Adverb== {{wiktionary}} '''why'''? # used to [[ask]] the [[reason]] for something #: '''Why''' did you say that? ==Conjunction== '''why''' # used to talk about the reason for something #: I wonder '''why''' he did that. ==Interjection== '''why'''! # used to show [[surprise]] #: Why! Thank you for the present [[Category:Adverbs]] [[Category:Conjunctions]] [[Category:Interjections]] [[el:why]] [[en:why]] [[fr:why]] [[it:why]] [[hu:why]] [[ru:why]] [[fi:why]] [[ta:why]] [[zh:why]] 11035 2006-10-14T12:58:08Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:why]], [[uk:why]], [[vi:why]] ==Adverb== {{wiktionary}} '''why'''? # used to [[ask]] the [[reason]] for something #: '''Why''' did you say that? ==Conjunction== '''why''' # used to talk about the reason for something #: I wonder '''why''' he did that. ==Interjection== '''why'''! # used to show [[surprise]] #: Why! Thank you for the present [[Category:Adverbs]] [[Category:Conjunctions]] [[Category:Interjections]] [[el:why]] [[en:why]] [[fr:why]] [[it:why]] [[kk:why]] [[hu:why]] [[ru:why]] [[fi:why]] [[ta:why]] [[vi:why]] [[uk:why]] [[zh:why]] 13809 2006-12-19T01:32:05Z Brett 77 ==Adverb== {{wiktionary}} {{adverb}} # used to [[ask]] the [[reason]] for something #: '''Why''' did you say that? ==Conjunction== {{conjunction}} # used to talk about the reason for something #: I wonder '''why''' he did that. ==Interjection== {{interjection}} # used to show [[surprise]] #: Why! Thank you for the present [[Category:Adverbs]] [[Category:Conjunctions]] [[Category:Interjections]] [[el:why]] [[en:why]] [[fr:why]] [[it:why]] [[kk:why]] [[hu:why]] [[ru:why]] [[fi:why]] [[ta:why]] [[vi:why]] [[uk:why]] [[zh:why]] 14211 2006-12-21T16:40:25Z Brett 77 /* Interjection */ format ==Adverb== {{wiktionary}} {{adverb}} # used to [[ask]] the [[reason]] for something #: '''Why''' did you say that? ==Conjunction== {{conjunction}} # used to talk about the reason for something #: I wonder '''why''' he did that. ==Interjection== {{interjection}} # used to show [[surprise]] #: '''Why'''! Thank you for the present [[Category:Adverbs]] [[Category:Conjunctions]] [[Category:Interjections]] [[el:why]] [[en:why]] [[fr:why]] [[it:why]] [[kk:why]] [[hu:why]] [[ru:why]] [[fi:why]] [[ta:why]] [[vi:why]] [[uk:why]] [[zh:why]] 1665 4056 2005-10-21T21:31:26Z Simpleton 38 An [[interjection]] is an [[exclamation]]. It often has an [[exclamation mark]]! [[Category:Words]] 1666 4066 2005-10-24T21:28:53Z Simpleton 38 ==Article== {{wiktionary}} '''the''' # Used, instead of [[a]], to reference something specific, already known to exist. #: Compare "I read '''a''' book." and "I read '''the''' book." # Used with a stress, to show that the word following is special. #: Are you '''the''' John Smith that I went school with? # Used with an [[adjective]] that acts like a [[noun]] to mean [[all]] of the people concerned #: '''The''' poor are always with us ===Pronunciation=== * It is pronounced ''thee'' if the next word starts with a [[vowel]] (and in the stressed usage #2) 4067 2005-10-24T21:30:44Z Simpleton 38 ==Article== {{wiktionary}} '''the''' # Used, instead of [[a]], to reference something specific, already known to exist. #: Compare "I read '''a''' book." and "I read '''the''' book." # Used with a stress, to show that the word following is special. #: Are you '''the''' John Smith that I went school with? # Used with an [[adjective]] that acts like a [[noun]] to mean [[all]] of the people concerned #: '''The''' poor are always with us ===Grammar=== * '''the''' is called the [[definite article]] ===Pronunciation=== * It is pronounced ''thee'' if the next word starts with a [[vowel]] (and in the stressed usage #2) [[Category:Articles]] 5373 2006-02-23T00:59:40Z Conversion script [[The]] moved to [[the]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Article== {{wiktionary}} '''the''' # Used, instead of [[a]], to reference something specific, already known to exist. #: Compare "I read '''a''' book." and "I read '''the''' book." # Used with a stress, to show that the word following is special. #: Are you '''the''' John Smith that I went school with? # Used with an [[adjective]] that acts like a [[noun]] to mean [[all]] of the people concerned #: '''The''' poor are always with us ===Grammar=== * '''the''' is called the [[definite article]] ===Pronunciation=== * It is pronounced ''thee'' if the next word starts with a [[vowel]] (and in the stressed usage #2) [[Category:Articles]] 7213 2006-07-16T02:50:11Z Brett 77 /* Article */ ==Article== {{determiner}} {{wiktionary}} # Used, instead of [[a]], to reference something specific, already known to exist. #: Compare "I read '''a''' book." and "I read '''the''' book." # Used with a stress, to show that the word following is special. #: Are you '''the''' John Smith that I went school with? # Used with an [[adjective]] that acts like a [[noun]] to mean [[all]] of the people concerned #: '''The''' poor are always with us ===Grammar=== * '''the''' is called the [[definite article]] ===Pronunciation=== * It is pronounced ''thee'' if the next word starts with a [[vowel]] (and in the stressed usage #2) [[Category:Articles]] 7214 2006-07-16T02:51:32Z Brett 77 /* Article */ ==Determiner== {{determiner}} {{wiktionary}} # Used, instead of [[a]], to reference something specific, already known to exist. #: Compare "I read '''a''' book." and "I read '''the''' book." # Used with a stress, to show that the word following is special. #: Are you '''the''' John Smith that I went school with? # Used with an [[adjective]] that acts like a [[noun]] to mean [[all]] of the people concerned #: '''The''' poor are always with us ===Grammar=== * '''the''' is called the [[definite article]] ===Pronunciation=== * It is pronounced ''thee'' if the next word starts with a [[vowel]] (and in the stressed usage #2) 7765 2006-07-19T13:07:03Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: cs, en, et, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, la, mi, nl, no, pl, pt, zh ==Determiner== {{determiner}} {{wiktionary}} # Used, instead of [[a]], to reference something specific, already known to exist. #: Compare "I read '''a''' book." and "I read '''the''' book." # Used with a stress, to show that the word following is special. #: Are you '''the''' John Smith that I went school with? # Used with an [[adjective]] that acts like a [[noun]] to mean [[all]] of the people concerned #: '''The''' poor are always with us ===Grammar=== * '''the''' is called the [[definite article]] ===Pronunciation=== * It is pronounced ''thee'' if the next word starts with a [[vowel]] (and in the stressed usage #2) [[cs:the]] [[et:the]] [[en:the]] [[fr:the]] [[io:the]] [[it:the]] [[la:the]] [[hu:the]] [[mi:the]] [[nl:the]] [[ja:the]] [[no:the]] [[pl:the]] [[pt:the]] [[fi:the]] [[zh:the]] 8243 2006-07-30T23:22:20Z Brett 77 ==Determiner== {{determiner}} ''article'' {{wiktionary}} # Used, instead of [[a]], to reference something specific, already known to exist. #: Compare "I read '''a''' book." and "I read '''the''' book." # Used with a stress, to show that the word following is special. #: Are you '''the''' John Smith that I went school with? # Used with an [[adjective]] that acts like a [[noun]] to mean [[all]] of the people concerned #: '''The''' poor are always with us ===Grammar=== * '''the''' is called the [[definite article]] ===Pronunciation=== * It is pronounced ''thee'' if the next word starts with a [[vowel]] (and in the stressed usage #2) [[cs:the]] [[et:the]] [[en:the]] [[fr:the]] [[io:the]] [[it:the]] [[la:the]] [[hu:the]] [[mi:the]] [[nl:the]] [[ja:the]] [[no:the]] [[pl:the]] [[pt:the]] [[fi:the]] [[zh:the]] 8303 2006-07-31T00:38:32Z Brett 77 ==Determiner== {{determiner}} ''article'' {{wiktionary}} # Used, instead of [[a]], to reference something specific, already known to exist. #: Compare "I read '''a''' book." and "I read '''the''' book." # Used with a stress, to show that the word following is special. #: Are you '''the''' John Smith that I went school with? # Used with an [[adjective]] that acts like a [[noun]] to mean [[all]] of the people concerned #: '''The''' poor are always with us ===Grammar=== * '''the''' is called the [[definite article]] ===Pronunciation=== * It is pronounced ''thee'' if the next word starts with a [[vowel]] (and in the stressed usage #2) [[Category:Articles]] [[cs:the]] [[et:the]] [[en:the]] [[fr:the]] [[io:the]] [[it:the]] [[la:the]] [[hu:the]] [[mi:the]] [[nl:the]] [[ja:the]] [[no:the]] [[pl:the]] [[pt:the]] [[fi:the]] [[zh:the]] 9803 2006-09-10T14:54:47Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de ==Determiner== {{determiner}} ''article'' {{wiktionary}} # Used, instead of [[a]], to reference something specific, already known to exist. #: Compare "I read '''a''' book." and "I read '''the''' book." # Used with a stress, to show that the word following is special. #: Are you '''the''' John Smith that I went school with? # Used with an [[adjective]] that acts like a [[noun]] to mean [[all]] of the people concerned #: '''The''' poor are always with us ===Grammar=== * '''the''' is called the [[definite article]] ===Pronunciation=== * It is pronounced ''thee'' if the next word starts with a [[vowel]] (and in the stressed usage #2) [[Category:Articles]] [[cs:the]] [[de:the]] [[et:the]] [[en:the]] [[fr:the]] [[io:the]] [[it:the]] [[la:the]] [[hu:the]] [[mi:the]] [[nl:the]] [[ja:the]] [[no:the]] [[pl:the]] [[pt:the]] [[fi:the]] [[zh:the]] 10256 2006-09-24T14:16:39Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[vi:the]] ==Determiner== {{determiner}} ''article'' {{wiktionary}} # Used, instead of [[a]], to reference something specific, already known to exist. #: Compare "I read '''a''' book." and "I read '''the''' book." # Used with a stress, to show that the word following is special. #: Are you '''the''' John Smith that I went school with? # Used with an [[adjective]] that acts like a [[noun]] to mean [[all]] of the people concerned #: '''The''' poor are always with us ===Grammar=== * '''the''' is called the [[definite article]] ===Pronunciation=== * It is pronounced ''thee'' if the next word starts with a [[vowel]] (and in the stressed usage #2) [[Category:Articles]] [[cs:the]] [[de:the]] [[et:the]] [[en:the]] [[fr:the]] [[io:the]] [[it:the]] [[la:the]] [[hu:the]] [[mi:the]] [[nl:the]] [[ja:the]] [[no:the]] [[pl:the]] [[pt:the]] [[fi:the]] [[vi:the]] [[zh:the]] 12051 2006-11-09T18:09:40Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ru:the]] ==Determiner== {{determiner}} ''article'' {{wiktionary}} # Used, instead of [[a]], to reference something specific, already known to exist. #: Compare "I read '''a''' book." and "I read '''the''' book." # Used with a stress, to show that the word following is special. #: Are you '''the''' John Smith that I went school with? # Used with an [[adjective]] that acts like a [[noun]] to mean [[all]] of the people concerned #: '''The''' poor are always with us ===Grammar=== * '''the''' is called the [[definite article]] ===Pronunciation=== * It is pronounced ''thee'' if the next word starts with a [[vowel]] (and in the stressed usage #2) [[Category:Articles]] [[cs:the]] [[de:the]] [[et:the]] [[en:the]] [[fr:the]] [[io:the]] [[it:the]] [[la:the]] [[hu:the]] [[mi:the]] [[nl:the]] [[ja:the]] [[no:the]] [[pl:the]] [[pt:the]] [[ru:the]] [[fi:the]] [[vi:the]] [[zh:the]] 12935 2006-11-28T13:27:45Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[tr:the]] ==Determiner== {{determiner}} ''article'' {{wiktionary}} # Used, instead of [[a]], to reference something specific, already known to exist. #: Compare "I read '''a''' book." and "I read '''the''' book." # Used with a stress, to show that the word following is special. #: Are you '''the''' John Smith that I went school with? # Used with an [[adjective]] that acts like a [[noun]] to mean [[all]] of the people concerned #: '''The''' poor are always with us ===Grammar=== * '''the''' is called the [[definite article]] ===Pronunciation=== * It is pronounced ''thee'' if the next word starts with a [[vowel]] (and in the stressed usage #2) [[Category:Articles]] [[cs:the]] [[de:the]] [[et:the]] [[en:the]] [[fr:the]] [[io:the]] [[it:the]] [[la:the]] [[hu:the]] [[mi:the]] [[nl:the]] [[ja:the]] [[no:the]] [[pl:the]] [[pt:the]] [[ru:the]] [[fi:the]] [[vi:the]] [[tr:the]] [[zh:the]] 1667 4068 2005-10-24T21:32:43Z Simpleton 38 An [[article]] determines and limits the folowing noun or phrase. [[Category:Words]] 8302 2006-07-31T00:37:43Z Brett 77 An [[article]] determines and limits the folowing noun or phrase. [[Category:Determiners]] 1668 4070 2005-10-24T21:39:58Z Simpleton 38 ==Article== '''an''' # Used when the following word could be [[any]] of a certain type. #: Compare "I ate '''an''' apple." and "I ate '''the''' apple." ===Grammar=== * It is called the [[indefinite article]] ===Note=== * If the following word starts with a [[consonant]] then we use [[a]] instead. [[Category:Articles]] 4610 2006-01-13T22:54:38Z H2g2bob 43 clarity ==Article== '''an''' # Used when the following word could be [[any]] of a certain type. #* I ate '''an''' apple. #*: ''refers to eating any apple'' #* I ate '''the''' apple. #*: ''refers to eating a single ([[specific]]) apple'' ===Note=== * If the following word starts with a [[consonant]] then we use [[a]] instead. * '''An''' is called the [[indefinite article]] ==See also== *[[a]] *[[the]] *[[any]] [[Category:Articles]] 5111 2006-02-23T00:59:36Z Conversion script [[An]] moved to [[an]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Article== '''an''' # Used when the following word could be [[any]] of a certain type. #* I ate '''an''' apple. #*: ''refers to eating any apple'' #* I ate '''the''' apple. #*: ''refers to eating a single ([[specific]]) apple'' ===Note=== * If the following word starts with a [[consonant]] then we use [[a]] instead. * '''An''' is called the [[indefinite article]] ==See also== *[[a]] *[[the]] *[[any]] [[Category:Articles]] 7218 2006-07-16T02:54:40Z Brett 77 /* Article */ ==Determiner== {{determiner}} # Used when the following word could be [[any]] of a certain type. #* I ate '''an''' apple. #*: ''refers to eating any apple'' #* I ate '''the''' apple. #*: ''refers to eating a single ([[specific]]) apple'' ===Note=== * If the following word starts with a [[consonant]] then we use [[a]] instead. * '''An''' is called the [[indefinite article]] ==See also== *[[a]] *[[the]] *[[any]] [[Category:Articles]] 7319 2006-07-18T20:07:46Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, el, en, et, fi, fr, gl, hu, io, it, ja, ko, ku, la, pl, pt, sv, ta, vi, zh ==Determiner== {{determiner}} # Used when the following word could be [[any]] of a certain type. #* I ate '''an''' apple. #*: ''refers to eating any apple'' #* I ate '''the''' apple. #*: ''refers to eating a single ([[specific]]) apple'' ===Note=== * If the following word starts with a [[consonant]] then we use [[a]] instead. * '''An''' is called the [[indefinite article]] ==See also== *[[a]] *[[the]] *[[any]] [[Category:Articles]] [[de:an]] [[et:an]] [[el:an]] [[en:an]] [[fr:an]] [[gl:an]] [[ko:an]] [[io:an]] [[it:an]] [[ku:an]] [[la:an]] [[hu:an]] [[ja:an]] [[pl:an]] [[pt:an]] [[fi:an]] [[sv:an]] [[ta:an]] [[vi:an]] [[zh:an]] 8801 2006-08-21T17:26:29Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: nl ==Determiner== {{determiner}} # Used when the following word could be [[any]] of a certain type. #* I ate '''an''' apple. #*: ''refers to eating any apple'' #* I ate '''the''' apple. #*: ''refers to eating a single ([[specific]]) apple'' ===Note=== * If the following word starts with a [[consonant]] then we use [[a]] instead. * '''An''' is called the [[indefinite article]] ==See also== *[[a]] *[[the]] *[[any]] [[Category:Articles]] [[de:an]] [[et:an]] [[el:an]] [[en:an]] [[fr:an]] [[gl:an]] [[ko:an]] [[io:an]] [[it:an]] [[ku:an]] [[la:an]] [[hu:an]] [[nl:an]] [[ja:an]] [[pl:an]] [[pt:an]] [[fi:an]] [[sv:an]] [[ta:an]] [[vi:an]] [[zh:an]] 9456 2006-09-10T11:12:11Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ru ==Determiner== {{determiner}} # Used when the following word could be [[any]] of a certain type. #* I ate '''an''' apple. #*: ''refers to eating any apple'' #* I ate '''the''' apple. #*: ''refers to eating a single ([[specific]]) apple'' ===Note=== * If the following word starts with a [[consonant]] then we use [[a]] instead. * '''An''' is called the [[indefinite article]] ==See also== *[[a]] *[[the]] *[[any]] [[Category:Articles]] [[de:an]] [[et:an]] [[el:an]] [[en:an]] [[fr:an]] [[gl:an]] [[ko:an]] [[io:an]] [[it:an]] [[ku:an]] [[la:an]] [[hu:an]] [[nl:an]] [[ja:an]] [[pl:an]] [[pt:an]] [[ru:an]] [[fi:an]] [[sv:an]] [[ta:an]] [[vi:an]] [[zh:an]] 9956 2006-09-24T12:14:08Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[es:an]] ==Determiner== {{determiner}} # Used when the following word could be [[any]] of a certain type. #* I ate '''an''' apple. #*: ''refers to eating any apple'' #* I ate '''the''' apple. #*: ''refers to eating a single ([[specific]]) apple'' ===Note=== * If the following word starts with a [[consonant]] then we use [[a]] instead. * '''An''' is called the [[indefinite article]] ==See also== *[[a]] *[[the]] *[[any]] [[Category:Articles]] [[de:an]] [[et:an]] [[el:an]] [[en:an]] [[es:an]] [[fr:an]] [[gl:an]] [[ko:an]] [[io:an]] [[it:an]] [[ku:an]] [[la:an]] [[hu:an]] [[nl:an]] [[ja:an]] [[pl:an]] [[pt:an]] [[ru:an]] [[fi:an]] [[sv:an]] [[ta:an]] [[vi:an]] [[zh:an]] 13600 2006-12-11T00:48:45Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[vo:an]] ==Determiner== {{determiner}} # Used when the following word could be [[any]] of a certain type. #* I ate '''an''' apple. #*: ''refers to eating any apple'' #* I ate '''the''' apple. #*: ''refers to eating a single ([[specific]]) apple'' ===Note=== * If the following word starts with a [[consonant]] then we use [[a]] instead. * '''An''' is called the [[indefinite article]] ==See also== *[[a]] *[[the]] *[[any]] [[Category:Articles]] [[de:an]] [[et:an]] [[el:an]] [[en:an]] [[es:an]] [[fr:an]] [[gl:an]] [[ko:an]] [[io:an]] [[it:an]] [[ku:an]] [[la:an]] [[hu:an]] [[nl:an]] [[ja:an]] [[pl:an]] [[pt:an]] [[ru:an]] [[fi:an]] [[sv:an]] [[ta:an]] [[vi:an]] [[vo:an]] [[zh:an]] 1670 4075 2005-10-25T21:39:40Z Simpleton 38 ==Preposition== {{wiktionary}} '''in''' # used to show that something is [[inside]] something else #: The cat is '''in''' the box. ==Adverb== '''in''' # used to show that someone is at [[home]], or is [[available]] #: Is John '''in'''? #: The Doctor is now '''in'''. # used to show [[movement]] towards the inside #: The rain came '''in''' through the window [[Category:Prepositions]] [[Category:Adverbs]] 5265 2006-02-23T00:59:38Z Conversion script [[In]] moved to [[in]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Preposition== {{wiktionary}} '''in''' # used to show that something is [[inside]] something else #: The cat is '''in''' the box. ==Adverb== '''in''' # used to show that someone is at [[home]], or is [[available]] #: Is John '''in'''? #: The Doctor is now '''in'''. # used to show [[movement]] towards the inside #: The rain came '''in''' through the window [[Category:Prepositions]] [[Category:Adverbs]] 7586 2006-07-19T06:33:21Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, en, et, fi, fr, hu, id, ie, io, it, ja, ko, ku, la, nl, no, pl, pt, ru, sl, sv, ta, vi, vo, zh ==Preposition== {{wiktionary}} '''in''' # used to show that something is [[inside]] something else #: The cat is '''in''' the box. ==Adverb== '''in''' # used to show that someone is at [[home]], or is [[available]] #: Is John '''in'''? #: The Doctor is now '''in'''. # used to show [[movement]] towards the inside #: The rain came '''in''' through the window [[Category:Prepositions]] [[Category:Adverbs]] [[de:in]] [[et:in]] [[en:in]] [[fr:in]] [[ko:in]] [[io:in]] [[id:in]] [[ie:in]] [[it:in]] [[ku:in]] [[la:in]] [[hu:in]] [[nl:in]] [[ja:in]] [[no:in]] [[pl:in]] [[pt:in]] [[ru:in]] [[sl:in]] [[fi:in]] [[sv:in]] [[ta:in]] [[vi:in]] [[vo:in]] [[zh:in]] 7941 2006-07-22T19:39:07Z Brett 77 ==Preposition== {{wiktionary}} {{preposition}} # used to show that something is [[inside]] something else #: The cat is '''in''' the box. ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # used to show that someone is at [[home]], or is [[available]] #: Is John '''in'''? #: The Doctor is now '''in'''. # used to show [[movement]] towards the inside #: The rain came '''in''' through the window [[Category:Prepositions]] [[Category:Adverbs]] [[de:in]] [[et:in]] [[en:in]] [[fr:in]] [[ko:in]] [[io:in]] [[id:in]] [[ie:in]] [[it:in]] [[ku:in]] [[la:in]] [[hu:in]] [[nl:in]] [[ja:in]] [[no:in]] [[pl:in]] [[pt:in]] [[ru:in]] [[sl:in]] [[fi:in]] [[sv:in]] [[ta:in]] [[vi:in]] [[vo:in]] [[zh:in]] 8650 2006-08-13T19:30:30Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: csb ==Preposition== {{wiktionary}} {{preposition}} # used to show that something is [[inside]] something else #: The cat is '''in''' the box. ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # used to show that someone is at [[home]], or is [[available]] #: Is John '''in'''? #: The Doctor is now '''in'''. # used to show [[movement]] towards the inside #: The rain came '''in''' through the window [[Category:Prepositions]] [[Category:Adverbs]] [[de:in]] [[et:in]] [[en:in]] [[fr:in]] [[ko:in]] [[io:in]] [[id:in]] [[ie:in]] [[it:in]] [[csb:in]] [[ku:in]] [[la:in]] [[hu:in]] [[nl:in]] [[ja:in]] [[no:in]] [[pl:in]] [[pt:in]] [[ru:in]] [[sl:in]] [[fi:in]] [[sv:in]] [[ta:in]] [[vi:in]] [[vo:in]] [[zh:in]] 10114 2006-09-24T13:19:11Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[es:in]] ==Preposition== {{wiktionary}} {{preposition}} # used to show that something is [[inside]] something else #: The cat is '''in''' the box. ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # used to show that someone is at [[home]], or is [[available]] #: Is John '''in'''? #: The Doctor is now '''in'''. # used to show [[movement]] towards the inside #: The rain came '''in''' through the window [[Category:Prepositions]] [[Category:Adverbs]] [[de:in]] [[et:in]] [[en:in]] [[es:in]] [[fr:in]] [[ko:in]] [[io:in]] [[id:in]] [[ie:in]] [[it:in]] [[csb:in]] [[ku:in]] [[la:in]] [[hu:in]] [[nl:in]] [[ja:in]] [[no:in]] [[pl:in]] [[pt:in]] [[ru:in]] [[sl:in]] [[fi:in]] [[sv:in]] [[ta:in]] [[vi:in]] [[vo:in]] [[zh:in]] 10395 2006-10-05T21:23:11Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[uk:in]] ==Preposition== {{wiktionary}} {{preposition}} # used to show that something is [[inside]] something else #: The cat is '''in''' the box. ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # used to show that someone is at [[home]], or is [[available]] #: Is John '''in'''? #: The Doctor is now '''in'''. # used to show [[movement]] towards the inside #: The rain came '''in''' through the window [[Category:Prepositions]] [[Category:Adverbs]] [[de:in]] [[et:in]] [[en:in]] [[es:in]] [[fr:in]] [[ko:in]] [[io:in]] [[id:in]] [[ie:in]] [[it:in]] [[csb:in]] [[ku:in]] [[la:in]] [[hu:in]] [[nl:in]] [[ja:in]] [[no:in]] [[pl:in]] [[pt:in]] [[ru:in]] [[sl:in]] [[fi:in]] [[sv:in]] [[ta:in]] [[vi:in]] [[uk:in]] [[vo:in]] [[zh:in]] 10962 2006-10-13T19:35:48Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:in]] ==Preposition== {{wiktionary}} {{preposition}} # used to show that something is [[inside]] something else #: The cat is '''in''' the box. ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # used to show that someone is at [[home]], or is [[available]] #: Is John '''in'''? #: The Doctor is now '''in'''. # used to show [[movement]] towards the inside #: The rain came '''in''' through the window [[Category:Prepositions]] [[Category:Adverbs]] [[de:in]] [[et:in]] [[en:in]] [[es:in]] [[fr:in]] [[ko:in]] [[io:in]] [[id:in]] [[ie:in]] [[it:in]] [[csb:in]] [[kk:in]] [[ku:in]] [[la:in]] [[hu:in]] [[nl:in]] [[ja:in]] [[no:in]] [[pl:in]] [[pt:in]] [[ru:in]] [[sl:in]] [[fi:in]] [[sv:in]] [[ta:in]] [[vi:in]] [[uk:in]] [[vo:in]] [[zh:in]] 1671 4076 2005-10-25T21:43:36Z Simpleton 38 A [[preposition]] is used to connect a noun or pronoun to a phrase. [[Category:Words]] 1672 4077 2005-10-25T21:51:59Z Simpleton 38 ==Adjective== {{wiktionary}} '''that''' # used to [[demonstrate]] which thing we are talking about #: Give me '''that''' book, not this one ==Pronoun== '''that''' # used in the same way, but without mentioning the thing by name #: Give me '''that''', not this # used to identify a thing by relating it to something #: Give me the book '''that''' I dropped ==Conjunction== '''that''' # used to link two [[phrase]]s together #: You said '''that''' you liked me [[Category:Adjectives]] [[Category:Pronouns]] [[Category:Conjunctions]] 5371 2006-02-23T00:59:40Z Conversion script [[That]] moved to [[that]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Adjective== {{wiktionary}} '''that''' # used to [[demonstrate]] which thing we are talking about #: Give me '''that''' book, not this one ==Pronoun== '''that''' # used in the same way, but without mentioning the thing by name #: Give me '''that''', not this # used to identify a thing by relating it to something #: Give me the book '''that''' I dropped ==Conjunction== '''that''' # used to link two [[phrase]]s together #: You said '''that''' you liked me [[Category:Adjectives]] [[Category:Pronouns]] [[Category:Conjunctions]] 7220 2006-07-16T02:57:46Z Brett 77 /* Adjective */ ==Determiner== {{determiner}} {{wiktionary}} # used to [[demonstrate]] which thing we are talking about #: Give me '''that''' book, not this one ==Pronoun== '''that''' # used in the same way, but without mentioning the thing by name #: Give me '''that''', not this # used to identify a thing by relating it to something #: Give me the book '''that''' I dropped ==Conjunction== '''that''' # used to link two [[phrase]]s together #: You said '''that''' you liked me [[Category:Adjectives]] [[Category:Pronouns]] [[Category:Conjunctions]] 7763 2006-07-19T13:01:32Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ang, en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, ko, la, pl, pt, ru, sd, zh ==Determiner== {{determiner}} {{wiktionary}} # used to [[demonstrate]] which thing we are talking about #: Give me '''that''' book, not this one ==Pronoun== '''that''' # used in the same way, but without mentioning the thing by name #: Give me '''that''', not this # used to identify a thing by relating it to something #: Give me the book '''that''' I dropped ==Conjunction== '''that''' # used to link two [[phrase]]s together #: You said '''that''' you liked me [[Category:Adjectives]] [[Category:Pronouns]] [[Category:Conjunctions]] [[ang:that]] [[en:that]] [[fr:that]] [[ko:that]] [[io:that]] [[it:that]] [[la:that]] [[hu:that]] [[ja:that]] [[pl:that]] [[pt:that]] [[ru:that]] [[sd:that]] [[fi:that]] [[zh:that]] 9263 2006-08-23T21:15:16Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ta ==Determiner== {{determiner}} {{wiktionary}} # used to [[demonstrate]] which thing we are talking about #: Give me '''that''' book, not this one ==Pronoun== '''that''' # used in the same way, but without mentioning the thing by name #: Give me '''that''', not this # used to identify a thing by relating it to something #: Give me the book '''that''' I dropped ==Conjunction== '''that''' # used to link two [[phrase]]s together #: You said '''that''' you liked me [[Category:Adjectives]] [[Category:Pronouns]] [[Category:Conjunctions]] [[ang:that]] [[en:that]] [[fr:that]] [[ko:that]] [[io:that]] [[it:that]] [[la:that]] [[hu:that]] [[ja:that]] [[pl:that]] [[pt:that]] [[ru:that]] [[sd:that]] [[fi:that]] [[ta:that]] [[zh:that]] 10254 2006-09-24T14:16:19Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[es:that]], [[fa:that]] ==Determiner== {{determiner}} {{wiktionary}} # used to [[demonstrate]] which thing we are talking about #: Give me '''that''' book, not this one ==Pronoun== '''that''' # used in the same way, but without mentioning the thing by name #: Give me '''that''', not this # used to identify a thing by relating it to something #: Give me the book '''that''' I dropped ==Conjunction== '''that''' # used to link two [[phrase]]s together #: You said '''that''' you liked me [[Category:Adjectives]] [[Category:Pronouns]] [[Category:Conjunctions]] [[ang:that]] [[en:that]] [[es:that]] [[fa:that]] [[fr:that]] [[ko:that]] [[io:that]] [[it:that]] [[la:that]] [[hu:that]] [[ja:that]] [[pl:that]] [[pt:that]] [[ru:that]] [[sd:that]] [[fi:that]] [[ta:that]] [[zh:that]] 12208 2006-11-12T05:19:30Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:that]] ==Determiner== {{determiner}} {{wiktionary}} # used to [[demonstrate]] which thing we are talking about #: Give me '''that''' book, not this one ==Pronoun== '''that''' # used in the same way, but without mentioning the thing by name #: Give me '''that''', not this # used to identify a thing by relating it to something #: Give me the book '''that''' I dropped ==Conjunction== '''that''' # used to link two [[phrase]]s together #: You said '''that''' you liked me [[Category:Adjectives]] [[Category:Pronouns]] [[Category:Conjunctions]] [[ang:that]] [[en:that]] [[es:that]] [[fa:that]] [[fr:that]] [[ko:that]] [[io:that]] [[it:that]] [[kk:that]] [[la:that]] [[hu:that]] [[ja:that]] [[pl:that]] [[pt:that]] [[ru:that]] [[sd:that]] [[fi:that]] [[ta:that]] [[zh:that]] 14196 2006-12-21T15:45:26Z Brett 77 fixed parts of speech; revised definition ==Determiner== {{determiner}} {{wiktionary}} # used to [[show]] which thing we are talking about; used with things that are not [[close]] to the speaker. #: Give me '''that''' book, not this one #: Give me '''that''', not this ==Conjunction== '''that''' # used to link two [[phrase]]s together #: You said '''that''' you liked me #: Give me the book '''that''' I dropped [[Category:Conjunctions]] [[ang:that]] [[en:that]] [[es:that]] [[fa:that]] [[fr:that]] [[ko:that]] [[io:that]] [[it:that]] [[kk:that]] [[la:that]] [[hu:that]] [[ja:that]] [[pl:that]] [[pt:that]] [[ru:that]] [[sd:that]] [[fi:that]] [[ta:that]] [[zh:that]] 14197 2006-12-21T15:46:00Z Brett 77 /* Determiner */ formatting ==Determiner== {{determiner}} {{wiktionary}} # used to [[show]] which thing we are talking about; used with things that are not [[close]] to the speaker. #: ''Give me '''that''' book, not this one.'' #: ''Give me '''that''', not this.'' ==Conjunction== '''that''' # used to link two [[phrase]]s together #: You said '''that''' you liked me #: Give me the book '''that''' I dropped [[Category:Conjunctions]] [[ang:that]] [[en:that]] [[es:that]] [[fa:that]] [[fr:that]] [[ko:that]] [[io:that]] [[it:that]] [[kk:that]] [[la:that]] [[hu:that]] [[ja:that]] [[pl:that]] [[pt:that]] [[ru:that]] [[sd:that]] [[fi:that]] [[ta:that]] [[zh:that]] 14198 2006-12-21T15:46:34Z Brett 77 /* Conjunction */ formatting ==Determiner== {{determiner}} {{wiktionary}} # used to [[show]] which thing we are talking about; used with things that are not [[close]] to the speaker. #: ''Give me '''that''' book, not this one.'' #: ''Give me '''that''', not this.'' ==Conjunction== '''that''' # used to link two [[phrase]]s together #: ''You said '''that''' you liked me.'' #: ''Give me the book '''that''' I dropped..' [[Category:Conjunctions]] [[ang:that]] [[en:that]] [[es:that]] [[fa:that]] [[fr:that]] [[ko:that]] [[io:that]] [[it:that]] [[kk:that]] [[la:that]] [[hu:that]] [[ja:that]] [[pl:that]] [[pt:that]] [[ru:that]] [[sd:that]] [[fi:that]] [[ta:that]] [[zh:that]] 1673 4078 2005-10-25T21:54:04Z Simpleton 38 A [[pronoun]] is a word that takes the place of another, but cannot be preceded by an article. [[Category:Words]] 8132 2006-07-27T02:36:35Z Brett 77 A [[pronoun]] is a word that takes the place of another, but cannot be preceded by an article. [[Category:Nouns]] [[Category:Words]] 1674 4079 2005-10-30T19:56:20Z Simpleton 38 ==Noun== '''I''' or '''i''' # the 9th [[letter]] or the [[alphabet]]; previous [[H]], next [[J]] ===Pronoun=== '''I''' # the [[person]] who is [[speaking]] or [[writing]] #: '''I''' am writing this, and you are reading it ===Grammar=== * '''I''' is used as the [[subject]] of a [[sentence]]; '''[[me]]''' is used as the [[object]] of a sentence ===See also=== *[[myself]] *[[mine]] 4080 2005-10-30T19:58:09Z Simpleton 38 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''I''' or '''i''' # the 9th [[letter]] or the [[alphabet]]; previous [[H]], next [[J]] ===Pronoun=== '''I''' # the [[person]] who is [[speaking]] or [[writing]] #: '''I''' am writing this, and you are reading it ===Grammar=== * '''I''' is used as the [[subject]] of a [[sentence]]; '''[[me]]''' is used as the [[object]] of a sentence ===See also=== *[[myself]] *[[mine]] [[Category:Pronouns]] 4609 2006-01-13T09:22:38Z H2g2bob 43 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''I''' or '''i''' # the 9th [[letter]] or the [[alphabet]]; previous [[H]], next [[J]] ===Pronoun=== '''I''' # the [[person]] who is [[speaking]] or [[writing]] #: '''I''' am writing this, and you are reading it ===Grammar=== * '''I''' is used as the [[subject]] of a [[sentence]]; '''[[me]]''' is used as the [[object]] of a sentence ===See also=== *[[myself]] *[[mine]] {{alphabet}} [[Category:Pronouns]] 4662 2006-01-15T03:01:23Z H2g2bob 43 /* Noun */ ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''I''' or '''i''' # the 9th [[letter]] or the [[alphabet]]; previous [[H]], next [[J]]. '''I''' is a [[vowel]]. ===Pronoun=== '''I''' # the [[person]] who is [[speaking]] or [[writing]] #: '''I''' am writing this, and you are reading it ===Grammar=== * '''I''' is used as the [[subject]] of a [[sentence]]; '''[[me]]''' is used as the [[object]] of a sentence ===See also=== *[[myself]] *[[mine]] {{alphabet}} [[Category:Pronouns]] 5257 2006-02-23T00:59:38Z Conversion script [[I]] moved to [[i]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''I''' or '''i''' # the 9th [[letter]] or the [[alphabet]]; previous [[H]], next [[J]]. '''I''' is a [[vowel]]. ===Pronoun=== '''I''' # the [[person]] who is [[speaking]] or [[writing]] #: '''I''' am writing this, and you are reading it ===Grammar=== * '''I''' is used as the [[subject]] of a [[sentence]]; '''[[me]]''' is used as the [[object]] of a sentence ===See also=== *[[myself]] *[[mine]] {{alphabet}} [[Category:Pronouns]] 7200 2006-07-16T02:11:53Z Brett 77 /* Pronoun */ ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''I''' or '''i''' # the 9th [[letter]] or the [[alphabet]]; previous [[H]], next [[J]]. '''I''' is a [[vowel]]. ===Pronoun=== '''I''' *Note: always [[capital]] (I); never [[lower case]] (i) # the [[person]] who is [[speaking]] or [[writing]] #: '''I''' am writing this, and you are reading it ===Grammar=== * '''I''' is used as the [[subject]] of a [[sentence]]; '''[[me]]''' is used as the [[object]] of a sentence ===See also=== *[[myself]] *[[mine]] {{alphabet}} [[Category:Pronouns]] 7547 2006-07-19T05:14:59Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: an, ca, csb, da, de, el, en, eu, fi, fr, gl, hr, hu, ia, it, ja, kk, ko, la, nl, no, pl, sk, sl, sv, uk, vo, zh, zh-min-nan ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''I''' or '''i''' # the 9th [[letter]] or the [[alphabet]]; previous [[H]], next [[J]]. '''I''' is a [[vowel]]. ===Pronoun=== '''I''' *Note: always [[capital]] (I); never [[lower case]] (i) # the [[person]] who is [[speaking]] or [[writing]] #: '''I''' am writing this, and you are reading it ===Grammar=== * '''I''' is used as the [[subject]] of a [[sentence]]; '''[[me]]''' is used as the [[object]] of a sentence ===See also=== *[[myself]] *[[mine]] {{alphabet}} [[Category:Pronouns]] [[an:i]] [[zh-min-nan:i]] [[ca:i]] [[da:i]] [[de:i]] [[el:i]] [[en:i]] [[eu:i]] [[fr:i]] [[gl:i]] [[ko:i]] [[hr:i]] [[ia:i]] [[it:i]] [[kk:i]] [[csb:i]] [[la:i]] [[hu:i]] [[nl:i]] [[ja:i]] [[no:i]] [[pl:i]] [[sk:i]] [[sl:i]] [[fi:i]] [[sv:i]] [[uk:i]] [[vo:i]] [[zh:i]] 8279 2006-07-31T00:16:12Z Brett 77 ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} {{per pron}} *Note: always [[capital]] (I); never [[lower case]] (i) # the [[person]] who is [[speaking]] or [[writing]] #: '''I''' am writing this, and you are reading it ===Grammar=== * '''I''' is used as the [[subject]] of a [[sentence]]; '''[[me]]''' is used as the [[object]] of a sentence ===See also=== *[[myself]] *[[mine]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''I''' or '''i''' # the 9th [[letter]] or the [[alphabet]]; previous [[H]], next [[J]]. '''I''' is a [[vowel]]. {{alphabet}} [[an:i]] [[zh-min-nan:i]] [[ca:i]] [[da:i]] [[de:i]] [[el:i]] [[en:i]] [[eu:i]] [[fr:i]] [[gl:i]] [[ko:i]] [[hr:i]] [[ia:i]] [[it:i]] [[kk:i]] [[csb:i]] [[la:i]] [[hu:i]] [[nl:i]] [[ja:i]] [[no:i]] [[pl:i]] [[sk:i]] [[sl:i]] [[fi:i]] [[sv:i]] [[uk:i]] [[vo:i]] [[zh:i]] 9006 2006-08-21T23:26:52Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ru, ta ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} {{per pron}} *Note: always [[capital]] (I); never [[lower case]] (i) # the [[person]] who is [[speaking]] or [[writing]] #: '''I''' am writing this, and you are reading it ===Grammar=== * '''I''' is used as the [[subject]] of a [[sentence]]; '''[[me]]''' is used as the [[object]] of a sentence ===See also=== *[[myself]] *[[mine]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''I''' or '''i''' # the 9th [[letter]] or the [[alphabet]]; previous [[H]], next [[J]]. '''I''' is a [[vowel]]. {{alphabet}} [[an:i]] [[zh-min-nan:i]] [[ca:i]] [[da:i]] [[de:i]] [[el:i]] [[en:i]] [[eu:i]] [[fr:i]] [[gl:i]] [[ko:i]] [[hr:i]] [[ia:i]] [[it:i]] [[kk:i]] [[csb:i]] [[la:i]] [[hu:i]] [[nl:i]] [[ja:i]] [[no:i]] [[pl:i]] [[ru:i]] [[sk:i]] [[sl:i]] [[fi:i]] [[sv:i]] [[ta:i]] [[uk:i]] [[vo:i]] [[zh:i]] 9255 2006-08-23T14:53:51Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: cs ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} {{per pron}} *Note: always [[capital]] (I); never [[lower case]] (i) # the [[person]] who is [[speaking]] or [[writing]] #: '''I''' am writing this, and you are reading it ===Grammar=== * '''I''' is used as the [[subject]] of a [[sentence]]; '''[[me]]''' is used as the [[object]] of a sentence ===See also=== *[[myself]] *[[mine]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''I''' or '''i''' # the 9th [[letter]] or the [[alphabet]]; previous [[H]], next [[J]]. '''I''' is a [[vowel]]. {{alphabet}} [[an:i]] [[zh-min-nan:i]] [[ca:i]] [[cs:i]] [[da:i]] [[de:i]] [[el:i]] [[en:i]] [[eu:i]] [[fr:i]] [[gl:i]] [[ko:i]] [[hr:i]] [[ia:i]] [[it:i]] [[kk:i]] [[csb:i]] [[la:i]] [[hu:i]] [[nl:i]] [[ja:i]] [[no:i]] [[pl:i]] [[ru:i]] [[sk:i]] [[sl:i]] [[fi:i]] [[sv:i]] [[ta:i]] [[uk:i]] [[vo:i]] [[zh:i]] 10111 2006-09-24T13:12:16Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[es:i]], [[io:i]], [[vi:i]] ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} {{per pron}} *Note: always [[capital]] (I); never [[lower case]] (i) # the [[person]] who is [[speaking]] or [[writing]] #: '''I''' am writing this, and you are reading it ===Grammar=== * '''I''' is used as the [[subject]] of a [[sentence]]; '''[[me]]''' is used as the [[object]] of a sentence ===See also=== *[[myself]] *[[mine]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''I''' or '''i''' # the 9th [[letter]] or the [[alphabet]]; previous [[H]], next [[J]]. '''I''' is a [[vowel]]. {{alphabet}} [[an:i]] [[zh-min-nan:i]] [[ca:i]] [[cs:i]] [[da:i]] [[de:i]] [[el:i]] [[en:i]] [[es:i]] [[eu:i]] [[fr:i]] [[gl:i]] [[ko:i]] [[hr:i]] [[io:i]] [[ia:i]] [[it:i]] [[csb:i]] [[kk:i]] [[la:i]] [[hu:i]] [[nl:i]] [[ja:i]] [[no:i]] [[pl:i]] [[ru:i]] [[sk:i]] [[sl:i]] [[fi:i]] [[sv:i]] [[ta:i]] [[vi:i]] [[uk:i]] [[vo:i]] [[zh:i]] 10381 2006-10-05T12:23:12Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ku:i]] Removing: [[eu:i]] ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} {{per pron}} *Note: always [[capital]] (I); never [[lower case]] (i) # the [[person]] who is [[speaking]] or [[writing]] #: '''I''' am writing this, and you are reading it ===Grammar=== * '''I''' is used as the [[subject]] of a [[sentence]]; '''[[me]]''' is used as the [[object]] of a sentence ===See also=== *[[myself]] *[[mine]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''I''' or '''i''' # the 9th [[letter]] or the [[alphabet]]; previous [[H]], next [[J]]. '''I''' is a [[vowel]]. {{alphabet}} [[an:i]] [[zh-min-nan:i]] [[ca:i]] [[cs:i]] [[da:i]] [[de:i]] [[el:i]] [[en:i]] [[es:i]] [[fr:i]] [[gl:i]] [[ko:i]] [[hr:i]] [[io:i]] [[ia:i]] [[it:i]] [[csb:i]] [[kk:i]] [[ku:i]] [[la:i]] [[hu:i]] [[nl:i]] [[ja:i]] [[no:i]] [[pl:i]] [[ru:i]] [[sk:i]] [[sl:i]] [[fi:i]] [[sv:i]] [[ta:i]] [[vi:i]] [[uk:i]] [[vo:i]] [[zh:i]] 11074 2006-10-15T00:08:39Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[tr:i]] ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} {{per pron}} *Note: always [[capital]] (I); never [[lower case]] (i) # the [[person]] who is [[speaking]] or [[writing]] #: '''I''' am writing this, and you are reading it ===Grammar=== * '''I''' is used as the [[subject]] of a [[sentence]]; '''[[me]]''' is used as the [[object]] of a sentence ===See also=== *[[myself]] *[[mine]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''I''' or '''i''' # the 9th [[letter]] or the [[alphabet]]; previous [[H]], next [[J]]. '''I''' is a [[vowel]]. {{alphabet}} [[an:i]] [[zh-min-nan:i]] [[ca:i]] [[cs:i]] [[da:i]] [[de:i]] [[el:i]] [[en:i]] [[es:i]] [[fr:i]] [[gl:i]] [[ko:i]] [[hr:i]] [[io:i]] [[ia:i]] [[it:i]] [[csb:i]] [[kk:i]] [[ku:i]] [[la:i]] [[hu:i]] [[nl:i]] [[ja:i]] [[no:i]] [[pl:i]] [[ru:i]] [[sk:i]] [[sl:i]] [[fi:i]] [[sv:i]] [[ta:i]] [[vi:i]] [[tr:i]] [[uk:i]] [[vo:i]] [[zh:i]] 13898 2006-12-19T18:17:50Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ms:i]] ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} {{per pron}} *Note: always [[capital]] (I); never [[lower case]] (i) # the [[person]] who is [[speaking]] or [[writing]] #: '''I''' am writing this, and you are reading it ===Grammar=== * '''I''' is used as the [[subject]] of a [[sentence]]; '''[[me]]''' is used as the [[object]] of a sentence ===See also=== *[[myself]] *[[mine]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''I''' or '''i''' # the 9th [[letter]] or the [[alphabet]]; previous [[H]], next [[J]]. '''I''' is a [[vowel]]. {{alphabet}} [[an:i]] [[zh-min-nan:i]] [[ca:i]] [[cs:i]] [[da:i]] [[de:i]] [[el:i]] [[en:i]] [[es:i]] [[fr:i]] [[gl:i]] [[ko:i]] [[hr:i]] [[io:i]] [[ia:i]] [[it:i]] [[csb:i]] [[kk:i]] [[ku:i]] [[la:i]] [[hu:i]] [[ms:i]] [[nl:i]] [[ja:i]] [[no:i]] [[pl:i]] [[ru:i]] [[sk:i]] [[sl:i]] [[fi:i]] [[sv:i]] [[ta:i]] [[vi:i]] [[tr:i]] [[uk:i]] [[vo:i]] [[zh:i]] 1675 4084 2005-11-01T19:54:16Z Simpleton 38 ==Personal Pronoun== {{wiktionary}} '''he''' # used to [[refer]] to a [[male]] person without [[identifying]] or [[describing]] him; the person is normally identified or described earlier in the text. #: The man with the bead played the trumpet. '''He''' didn't play very well. #: William Shakespeare was an English writer, but '''he''' is long dead. ===Grammar=== We use '''he''' as the [[subject]] of a [[verb]], and '''[[him]]''' as the [[object]] of a verb ===See also=== * [[himself]] * [[she]] [[Category:Pronouns]] 4480 2005-12-17T13:25:42Z H2g2bob 43 /* See also */ ==Personal Pronoun== {{wiktionary}} '''he''' # used to [[refer]] to a [[male]] person without [[identifying]] or [[describing]] him; the person is normally identified or described earlier in the text. #: The man with the bead played the trumpet. '''He''' didn't play very well. #: William Shakespeare was an English writer, but '''he''' is long dead. ===Grammar=== We use '''he''' as the [[subject]] of a [[verb]], and '''[[him]]''' as the [[object]] of a verb ===See also=== * [[himself]] * [[she]] * [[it]] [[Category:Pronouns]] 5247 2006-02-23T00:59:38Z Conversion script [[He]] moved to [[he]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Personal Pronoun== {{wiktionary}} '''he''' # used to [[refer]] to a [[male]] person without [[identifying]] or [[describing]] him; the person is normally identified or described earlier in the text. #: The man with the bead played the trumpet. '''He''' didn't play very well. #: William Shakespeare was an English writer, but '''he''' is long dead. ===Grammar=== We use '''he''' as the [[subject]] of a [[verb]], and '''[[him]]''' as the [[object]] of a verb ===See also=== * [[himself]] * [[she]] * [[it]] [[Category:Pronouns]] 7202 2006-07-16T02:18:49Z Brett 77 /* Personal Pronoun */ ==Personal Pronoun== {{wiktionary}} {{pronoun}} # used to [[refer]] to a [[male]] person without [[identifying]] or [[describing]] him; the person is normally identified or described earlier in the text. #: The man with the bead played the trumpet. '''He''' didn't play very well. #: William Shakespeare was an English writer, but '''he''' is long dead. ===Grammar=== We use '''he''' as the [[subject]] of a [[verb]], and '''[[him]]''' as the [[object]] of a verb ===See also=== * [[himself]] * [[she]] * [[it]] [[Category:Pronouns]] 7531 2006-07-19T04:33:17Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, es, fi, fr, gl, hu, io, it, ja, ku, la, pl, pt, ru, sl, sv, uk, vo, zh ==Personal Pronoun== {{wiktionary}} {{pronoun}} # used to [[refer]] to a [[male]] person without [[identifying]] or [[describing]] him; the person is normally identified or described earlier in the text. #: The man with the bead played the trumpet. '''He''' didn't play very well. #: William Shakespeare was an English writer, but '''he''' is long dead. ===Grammar=== We use '''he''' as the [[subject]] of a [[verb]], and '''[[him]]''' as the [[object]] of a verb ===See also=== * [[himself]] * [[she]] * [[it]] [[Category:Pronouns]] [[en:he]] [[es:he]] [[fr:he]] [[gl:he]] [[io:he]] [[it:he]] [[ku:he]] [[la:he]] [[hu:he]] [[ja:he]] [[pl:he]] [[pt:he]] [[ru:he]] [[sl:he]] [[fi:he]] [[sv:he]] [[uk:he]] [[vo:he]] [[zh:he]] 8280 2006-07-31T00:16:49Z Brett 77 ==Pronoun== {{wiktionary}} {{pronoun}} {{per pron}} # used to [[refer]] to a [[male]] person without [[identifying]] or [[describing]] him; the person is normally identified or described earlier in the text. #: The man with the bead played the trumpet. '''He''' didn't play very well. #: William Shakespeare was an English writer, but '''he''' is long dead. ===Grammar=== We use '''he''' as the [[subject]] of a [[verb]], and '''[[him]]''' as the [[object]] of a verb ===See also=== * [[himself]] * [[she]] * [[it]] [[Category:Pronouns]] [[en:he]] [[es:he]] [[fr:he]] [[gl:he]] [[io:he]] [[it:he]] [[ku:he]] [[la:he]] [[hu:he]] [[ja:he]] [[pl:he]] [[pt:he]] [[ru:he]] [[sl:he]] [[fi:he]] [[sv:he]] [[uk:he]] [[vo:he]] [[zh:he]] 8647 2006-08-13T19:28:31Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ko ==Pronoun== {{wiktionary}} {{pronoun}} {{per pron}} # used to [[refer]] to a [[male]] person without [[identifying]] or [[describing]] him; the person is normally identified or described earlier in the text. #: The man with the bead played the trumpet. '''He''' didn't play very well. #: William Shakespeare was an English writer, but '''he''' is long dead. ===Grammar=== We use '''he''' as the [[subject]] of a [[verb]], and '''[[him]]''' as the [[object]] of a verb ===See also=== * [[himself]] * [[she]] * [[it]] [[Category:Pronouns]] [[en:he]] [[es:he]] [[fr:he]] [[gl:he]] [[ko:he]] [[io:he]] [[it:he]] [[ku:he]] [[la:he]] [[hu:he]] [[ja:he]] [[pl:he]] [[pt:he]] [[ru:he]] [[sl:he]] [[fi:he]] [[sv:he]] [[uk:he]] [[vo:he]] [[zh:he]] 8990 2006-08-21T23:08:32Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ta, vi ==Pronoun== {{wiktionary}} {{pronoun}} {{per pron}} # used to [[refer]] to a [[male]] person without [[identifying]] or [[describing]] him; the person is normally identified or described earlier in the text. #: The man with the bead played the trumpet. '''He''' didn't play very well. #: William Shakespeare was an English writer, but '''he''' is long dead. ===Grammar=== We use '''he''' as the [[subject]] of a [[verb]], and '''[[him]]''' as the [[object]] of a verb ===See also=== * [[himself]] * [[she]] * [[it]] [[Category:Pronouns]] [[en:he]] [[es:he]] [[fr:he]] [[gl:he]] [[ko:he]] [[io:he]] [[it:he]] [[ku:he]] [[la:he]] [[hu:he]] [[ja:he]] [[pl:he]] [[pt:he]] [[ru:he]] [[sl:he]] [[fi:he]] [[sv:he]] [[ta:he]] [[vi:he]] [[uk:he]] [[vo:he]] [[zh:he]] 10956 2006-10-13T18:41:46Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:he]] ==Pronoun== {{wiktionary}} {{pronoun}} {{per pron}} # used to [[refer]] to a [[male]] person without [[identifying]] or [[describing]] him; the person is normally identified or described earlier in the text. #: The man with the bead played the trumpet. '''He''' didn't play very well. #: William Shakespeare was an English writer, but '''he''' is long dead. ===Grammar=== We use '''he''' as the [[subject]] of a [[verb]], and '''[[him]]''' as the [[object]] of a verb ===See also=== * [[himself]] * [[she]] * [[it]] [[Category:Pronouns]] [[en:he]] [[es:he]] [[fr:he]] [[gl:he]] [[ko:he]] [[io:he]] [[it:he]] [[kk:he]] [[ku:he]] [[la:he]] [[hu:he]] [[ja:he]] [[pl:he]] [[pt:he]] [[ru:he]] [[sl:he]] [[fi:he]] [[sv:he]] [[ta:he]] [[vi:he]] [[uk:he]] [[vo:he]] [[zh:he]] 12875 2006-11-27T20:55:07Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[de:he]] ==Pronoun== {{wiktionary}} {{pronoun}} {{per pron}} # used to [[refer]] to a [[male]] person without [[identifying]] or [[describing]] him; the person is normally identified or described earlier in the text. #: The man with the bead played the trumpet. '''He''' didn't play very well. #: William Shakespeare was an English writer, but '''he''' is long dead. ===Grammar=== We use '''he''' as the [[subject]] of a [[verb]], and '''[[him]]''' as the [[object]] of a verb ===See also=== * [[himself]] * [[she]] * [[it]] [[Category:Pronouns]] [[de:he]] [[en:he]] [[es:he]] [[fr:he]] [[gl:he]] [[ko:he]] [[io:he]] [[it:he]] [[kk:he]] [[ku:he]] [[la:he]] [[hu:he]] [[ja:he]] [[pl:he]] [[pt:he]] [[ru:he]] [[sl:he]] [[fi:he]] [[sv:he]] [[ta:he]] [[vi:he]] [[uk:he]] [[vo:he]] [[zh:he]] 13324 2006-12-04T19:01:17Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[tr:he]] ==Pronoun== {{wiktionary}} {{pronoun}} {{per pron}} # used to [[refer]] to a [[male]] person without [[identifying]] or [[describing]] him; the person is normally identified or described earlier in the text. #: The man with the bead played the trumpet. '''He''' didn't play very well. #: William Shakespeare was an English writer, but '''he''' is long dead. ===Grammar=== We use '''he''' as the [[subject]] of a [[verb]], and '''[[him]]''' as the [[object]] of a verb ===See also=== * [[himself]] * [[she]] * [[it]] [[Category:Pronouns]] [[de:he]] [[en:he]] [[es:he]] [[fr:he]] [[gl:he]] [[ko:he]] [[io:he]] [[it:he]] [[kk:he]] [[ku:he]] [[la:he]] [[hu:he]] [[ja:he]] [[pl:he]] [[pt:he]] [[ru:he]] [[sl:he]] [[fi:he]] [[sv:he]] [[ta:he]] [[vi:he]] [[tr:he]] [[uk:he]] [[vo:he]] [[zh:he]] 1676 4085 2005-11-01T19:56:18Z Simpleton 38 ==Personal Pronoun== {{wiktionary}} '''she''' # used to [[refer]] to a [[female]] person without [[identifying]] or [[describing]] her; the person is normally identified or described earlier in the text. #: The woman with the glasses played the trumpet. '''She''' didn't play very well. #: Agatha Christie was an English writer, but '''she''' is now dead. ===Grammar=== We use '''she''' as the [[subject]] of a [[verb]], and '''[[her]]''' as the [[object]] of a verb ===See also=== * [[herself]] * [[he]] [[Category:Pronouns]] 4478 2005-12-17T13:21:51Z H2g2bob 43 /* Grammar */ ==Personal Pronoun== {{wiktionary}} '''she''' # used to [[refer]] to a [[female]] person without [[identifying]] or [[describing]] her; the person is normally identified or described earlier in the text. #: The woman with the glasses played the trumpet. '''She''' didn't play very well. #: Agatha Christie was an English writer, but '''she''' is now dead. ===Grammar=== We use '''she''' as the [[subject]] of a [[verb]], and '''[[her]]''' as the [[object]] of a verb * '''She''' [[wait]]ed * I waited for '''her''' * '''She''' waited for me ===See also=== * [[herself]] * [[he]] [[Category:Pronouns]] 4479 2005-12-17T13:25:16Z H2g2bob 43 /* See also */ ==Personal Pronoun== {{wiktionary}} '''she''' # used to [[refer]] to a [[female]] person without [[identifying]] or [[describing]] her; the person is normally identified or described earlier in the text. #: The woman with the glasses played the trumpet. '''She''' didn't play very well. #: Agatha Christie was an English writer, but '''she''' is now dead. ===Grammar=== We use '''she''' as the [[subject]] of a [[verb]], and '''[[her]]''' as the [[object]] of a verb * '''She''' [[wait]]ed * I waited for '''her''' * '''She''' waited for me ===See also=== * [[herself]] * [[he]] * [[it]] [[Category:Pronouns]] 5353 2006-02-23T00:59:40Z Conversion script [[She]] moved to [[she]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Personal Pronoun== {{wiktionary}} '''she''' # used to [[refer]] to a [[female]] person without [[identifying]] or [[describing]] her; the person is normally identified or described earlier in the text. #: The woman with the glasses played the trumpet. '''She''' didn't play very well. #: Agatha Christie was an English writer, but '''she''' is now dead. ===Grammar=== We use '''she''' as the [[subject]] of a [[verb]], and '''[[her]]''' as the [[object]] of a verb * '''She''' [[wait]]ed * I waited for '''her''' * '''She''' waited for me ===See also=== * [[herself]] * [[he]] * [[it]] [[Category:Pronouns]] 7710 2006-07-19T11:15:11Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, en, es, et, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, pl, pt, ro, sr, sv, uk, zh ==Personal Pronoun== {{wiktionary}} '''she''' # used to [[refer]] to a [[female]] person without [[identifying]] or [[describing]] her; the person is normally identified or described earlier in the text. #: The woman with the glasses played the trumpet. '''She''' didn't play very well. #: Agatha Christie was an English writer, but '''she''' is now dead. ===Grammar=== We use '''she''' as the [[subject]] of a [[verb]], and '''[[her]]''' as the [[object]] of a verb * '''She''' [[wait]]ed * I waited for '''her''' * '''She''' waited for me ===See also=== * [[herself]] * [[he]] * [[it]] [[Category:Pronouns]] [[de:she]] [[et:she]] [[en:she]] [[es:she]] [[fr:she]] [[io:she]] [[it:she]] [[hu:she]] [[ja:she]] [[pl:she]] [[pt:she]] [[ro:she]] [[sr:she]] [[fi:she]] [[sv:she]] [[uk:she]] [[zh:she]] 8283 2006-07-31T00:20:17Z Brett 77 ==Pronoun== {{wiktionary}} {{pronoun}} {{per pron}} # used to [[refer]] to a [[female]] person without [[identifying]] or [[describing]] her; the person is normally identified or described earlier in the text. #: The woman with the glasses played the trumpet. '''She''' didn't play very well. #: Agatha Christie was an English writer, but '''she''' is now dead. ===Grammar=== We use '''she''' as the [[subject]] of a [[verb]], and '''[[her]]''' as the [[object]] of a verb * '''She''' [[wait]]ed * I waited for '''her''' * '''She''' waited for me ===See also=== * [[herself]] * [[he]] * [[it]] [[Category:Pronouns]] [[de:she]] [[et:she]] [[en:she]] [[es:she]] [[fr:she]] [[io:she]] [[it:she]] [[hu:she]] [[ja:she]] [[pl:she]] [[pt:she]] [[ro:she]] [[sr:she]] [[fi:she]] [[sv:she]] [[uk:she]] [[zh:she]] 8680 2006-08-13T19:43:30Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ko, ru ==Pronoun== {{wiktionary}} {{pronoun}} {{per pron}} # used to [[refer]] to a [[female]] person without [[identifying]] or [[describing]] her; the person is normally identified or described earlier in the text. #: The woman with the glasses played the trumpet. '''She''' didn't play very well. #: Agatha Christie was an English writer, but '''she''' is now dead. ===Grammar=== We use '''she''' as the [[subject]] of a [[verb]], and '''[[her]]''' as the [[object]] of a verb * '''She''' [[wait]]ed * I waited for '''her''' * '''She''' waited for me ===See also=== * [[herself]] * [[he]] * [[it]] [[Category:Pronouns]] [[de:she]] [[et:she]] [[en:she]] [[es:she]] [[fr:she]] [[ko:she]] [[io:she]] [[it:she]] [[hu:she]] [[ja:she]] [[pl:she]] [[pt:she]] [[ro:she]] [[ru:she]] [[sr:she]] [[fi:she]] [[sv:she]] [[uk:she]] [[zh:she]] 9128 2006-08-22T03:15:29Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ta ==Pronoun== {{wiktionary}} {{pronoun}} {{per pron}} # used to [[refer]] to a [[female]] person without [[identifying]] or [[describing]] her; the person is normally identified or described earlier in the text. #: The woman with the glasses played the trumpet. '''She''' didn't play very well. #: Agatha Christie was an English writer, but '''she''' is now dead. ===Grammar=== We use '''she''' as the [[subject]] of a [[verb]], and '''[[her]]''' as the [[object]] of a verb * '''She''' [[wait]]ed * I waited for '''her''' * '''She''' waited for me ===See also=== * [[herself]] * [[he]] * [[it]] [[Category:Pronouns]] [[de:she]] [[et:she]] [[en:she]] [[es:she]] [[fr:she]] [[ko:she]] [[io:she]] [[it:she]] [[hu:she]] [[ja:she]] [[pl:she]] [[pt:she]] [[ro:she]] [[ru:she]] [[sr:she]] [[fi:she]] [[sv:she]] [[ta:she]] [[uk:she]] [[zh:she]] 10828 2006-10-11T15:19:10Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[vi:she]] ==Pronoun== {{wiktionary}} {{pronoun}} {{per pron}} # used to [[refer]] to a [[female]] person without [[identifying]] or [[describing]] her; the person is normally identified or described earlier in the text. #: The woman with the glasses played the trumpet. '''She''' didn't play very well. #: Agatha Christie was an English writer, but '''she''' is now dead. ===Grammar=== We use '''she''' as the [[subject]] of a [[verb]], and '''[[her]]''' as the [[object]] of a verb * '''She''' [[wait]]ed * I waited for '''her''' * '''She''' waited for me ===See also=== * [[herself]] * [[he]] * [[it]] [[Category:Pronouns]] [[de:she]] [[et:she]] [[en:she]] [[es:she]] [[fr:she]] [[ko:she]] [[io:she]] [[it:she]] [[hu:she]] [[ja:she]] [[pl:she]] [[pt:she]] [[ro:she]] [[ru:she]] [[sr:she]] [[fi:she]] [[sv:she]] [[ta:she]] [[vi:she]] [[uk:she]] [[zh:she]] 11458 2006-10-22T21:28:15Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:she]] ==Pronoun== {{wiktionary}} {{pronoun}} {{per pron}} # used to [[refer]] to a [[female]] person without [[identifying]] or [[describing]] her; the person is normally identified or described earlier in the text. #: The woman with the glasses played the trumpet. '''She''' didn't play very well. #: Agatha Christie was an English writer, but '''she''' is now dead. ===Grammar=== We use '''she''' as the [[subject]] of a [[verb]], and '''[[her]]''' as the [[object]] of a verb * '''She''' [[wait]]ed * I waited for '''her''' * '''She''' waited for me ===See also=== * [[herself]] * [[he]] * [[it]] [[Category:Pronouns]] [[de:she]] [[et:she]] [[en:she]] [[es:she]] [[fr:she]] [[ko:she]] [[io:she]] [[it:she]] [[kk:she]] [[hu:she]] [[ja:she]] [[pl:she]] [[pt:she]] [[ro:she]] [[ru:she]] [[sr:she]] [[fi:she]] [[sv:she]] [[ta:she]] [[vi:she]] [[uk:she]] [[zh:she]] 13367 2006-12-05T23:19:20Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[tr:she]] ==Pronoun== {{wiktionary}} {{pronoun}} {{per pron}} # used to [[refer]] to a [[female]] person without [[identifying]] or [[describing]] her; the person is normally identified or described earlier in the text. #: The woman with the glasses played the trumpet. '''She''' didn't play very well. #: Agatha Christie was an English writer, but '''she''' is now dead. ===Grammar=== We use '''she''' as the [[subject]] of a [[verb]], and '''[[her]]''' as the [[object]] of a verb * '''She''' [[wait]]ed * I waited for '''her''' * '''She''' waited for me ===See also=== * [[herself]] * [[he]] * [[it]] [[Category:Pronouns]] [[de:she]] [[et:she]] [[en:she]] [[es:she]] [[fr:she]] [[ko:she]] [[io:she]] [[it:she]] [[kk:she]] [[hu:she]] [[ja:she]] [[pl:she]] [[pt:she]] [[ro:she]] [[ru:she]] [[sr:she]] [[fi:she]] [[sv:she]] [[ta:she]] [[vi:she]] [[tr:she]] [[uk:she]] [[zh:she]] 13828 2006-12-19T08:07:11Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ku:she]] ==Pronoun== {{wiktionary}} {{pronoun}} {{per pron}} # used to [[refer]] to a [[female]] person without [[identifying]] or [[describing]] her; the person is normally identified or described earlier in the text. #: The woman with the glasses played the trumpet. 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It costs $0 # something which is not [[confined]] #: The bird is '''free''' == Verb == # To [[release]] something #: She '''freed''' the bird from the cage. #: The man was '''freed''' from [[jail]]. {| cellpadding="4px" cellspacing="0px" | |''I'' |''You'' |''He/She/It'' |- |''Present Tense'' |'''free''' |'''free''' |'''frees''' |- |''Present Participle'' |am '''freeing''' |are '''freeing''' |is '''freeing''' |- |''Simple Past'' |'''freed''' |'''freed''' |'''freed''' |- |''Past Participle'' |was '''freed''' |were '''freed''' |was '''freed''' |} 4471 2005-12-16T15:37:51Z H2g2bob 43 ==Noun== # something that does not cost [[money]] to [[buy]] #: This loaf of bread is '''free'''. It costs $0 # something which is able to [[go]] ([[move]]) anywhere easily #: A [[wild]] bird is '''free''' to go where it likes # To be [[carefree]], to be away from [[responsibility]] #: When she is not at work, she is '''free''' == Verb == # To make something free, to [[release]] it #: She '''freed''' the bird from the cage. #: The man was '''freed''' from [[jail]]. {| cellpadding="4px" cellspacing="0px" | |''I'' |''You'' |''He/She/It'' |- |''Present Tense'' |'''free''' |'''free''' |'''frees''' |- |''Present Participle'' |am '''freeing''' |are '''freeing''' |is '''freeing''' |- |''Simple Past'' |'''freed''' |'''freed''' |'''freed''' |- |''Past Participle'' |was '''freed''' |were '''freed''' |was '''freed''' |} 4474 2005-12-17T07:22:41Z H2g2bob 43 ==Noun== # something that does not cost [[money]] to [[buy]] #: This loaf of bread is '''free'''. It costs $0 # something which is able to [[go]] ([[move]]) anywhere easily #: A [[wild]] bird is '''free''' to go where it likes # To be [[carefree]], to be away from [[responsibility|responsibilities]]. #: When she is not at work, she is '''free''' == Verb == # To make something free, to [[release]] it #: She '''freed''' the bird from the cage. #: The man was '''freed''' from [[jail]]. ===Usage=== {| cellpadding="4px" cellspacing="0px" | |''I'' |''You'' |''He/She/It'' |- |''Future Tense'' |will '''free''' |will '''free''' |will '''free''' |- |''Present Tense'' |'''free''' |'''free''' |'''frees''' |- |''Present Participle'' |am '''freeing''' |are '''freeing''' |is '''freeing''' |- |''Simple Past'' |'''freed''' |'''freed''' |'''freed''' |- |''Past Participle'' |was '''freed''' |were '''freed''' |was '''freed''' |} 4487 2005-12-17T18:10:06Z Flcelloguy 44 {{wiktionary}} {{wiktionary}} ==Noun== # something that does not cost [[money]] to [[buy]] #: This loaf of bread is '''free'''. It costs $0 # something which is able to [[go]] ([[move]]) anywhere easily #: A [[wild]] bird is '''free''' to go where it likes # To be [[carefree]], to be away from [[responsibility|responsibilities]]. #: When she is not at work, she is '''free''' == Verb == # To make something free, to [[release]] it #: She '''freed''' the bird from the cage. #: The man was '''freed''' from [[jail]]. ===Usage=== {| cellpadding="4px" cellspacing="0px" | |''I'' |''You'' |''He/She/It'' |- |''Future Tense'' |will '''free''' |will '''free''' |will '''free''' |- |''Present Tense'' |'''free''' |'''free''' |'''frees''' |- |''Present Participle'' |am '''freeing''' |are '''freeing''' |is '''freeing''' |- |''Simple Past'' |'''freed''' |'''freed''' |'''freed''' |- |''Past Participle'' |was '''freed''' |were '''freed''' |was '''freed''' |} 5231 2006-02-23T00:59:38Z Conversion script [[Free]] moved to [[free]]: Converting page titles to lowercase {{wiktionary}} ==Noun== # something that does not cost [[money]] to [[buy]] #: This loaf of bread is '''free'''. It costs $0 # something which is able to [[go]] ([[move]]) anywhere easily #: A [[wild]] bird is '''free''' to go where it likes # To be [[carefree]], to be away from [[responsibility|responsibilities]]. #: When she is not at work, she is '''free''' == Verb == # To make something free, to [[release]] it #: She '''freed''' the bird from the cage. #: The man was '''freed''' from [[jail]]. ===Usage=== {| cellpadding="4px" cellspacing="0px" | |''I'' |''You'' |''He/She/It'' |- |''Future Tense'' |will '''free''' |will '''free''' |will '''free''' |- |''Present Tense'' |'''free''' |'''free''' |'''frees''' |- |''Present Participle'' |am '''freeing''' |are '''freeing''' |is '''freeing''' |- |''Simple Past'' |'''freed''' |'''freed''' |'''freed''' |- |''Past Participle'' |was '''freed''' |were '''freed''' |was '''freed''' |} 5853 2006-03-13T04:29:00Z Cromwellt 61 Reworked page, added templates, derived and related words, etc. {{wotd|2006|03|04}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|free|freer|freest}} # something that does not cost [[money]] to [[buy]]. #: This loaf of bread is '''free'''. It costs $0. # something which is able to [[go]] ([[move]]) anywhere easily. #: A [[wild]] bird is '''free''' to go where it likes. # To be [[carefree]], to be away from [[responsibility|responsibilities]]. #: When she is not at work, she is '''free'''. ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[freely]] *[[scot-free]] *[[carefree]] == Verb == {{verb|free|frees|freed|freeing}} # To make something free, to [[release]] it. #: She '''freed''' the bird from the cage. #: The man was '''freed''' from [[jail]]. ===Related words and phrases=== *[[freedom]] *[[freebase]] [[en:free]] 7539 2006-07-19T04:55:58Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, el, fa, fi, hu, hy, io, it, la, pt, sk, sv, ta, uk, zh {{wotd|2006|03|04}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|free|freer|freest}} # something that does not cost [[money]] to [[buy]]. #: This loaf of bread is '''free'''. It costs $0. # something which is able to [[go]] ([[move]]) anywhere easily. #: A [[wild]] bird is '''free''' to go where it likes. # To be [[carefree]], to be away from [[responsibility|responsibilities]]. #: When she is not at work, she is '''free'''. ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[freely]] *[[scot-free]] *[[carefree]] == Verb == {{verb|free|frees|freed|freeing}} # To make something free, to [[release]] it. #: She '''freed''' the bird from the cage. #: The man was '''freed''' from [[jail]]. ===Related words and phrases=== *[[freedom]] *[[freebase]] [[ar:free]] [[el:free]] [[en:free]] [[fa:free]] [[hy:free]] [[io:free]] [[it:free]] [[la:free]] [[hu:free]] [[pt:free]] [[sk:free]] [[fi:free]] [[sv:free]] [[ta:free]] [[uk:free]] [[zh:free]] 8641 2006-08-13T19:25:54Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: fr {{wotd|2006|03|04}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|free|freer|freest}} # something that does not cost [[money]] to [[buy]]. #: This loaf of bread is '''free'''. It costs $0. # something which is able to [[go]] ([[move]]) anywhere easily. #: A [[wild]] bird is '''free''' to go where it likes. # To be [[carefree]], to be away from [[responsibility|responsibilities]]. #: When she is not at work, she is '''free'''. ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[freely]] *[[scot-free]] *[[carefree]] == Verb == {{verb|free|frees|freed|freeing}} # To make something free, to [[release]] it. #: She '''freed''' the bird from the cage. #: The man was '''freed''' from [[jail]]. ===Related words and phrases=== *[[freedom]] *[[freebase]] [[ar:free]] [[el:free]] [[en:free]] [[fa:free]] [[fr:free]] [[hy:free]] [[io:free]] [[it:free]] [[la:free]] [[hu:free]] [[pt:free]] [[sk:free]] [[fi:free]] [[sv:free]] [[ta:free]] [[uk:free]] [[zh:free]] 9590 2006-09-10T12:28:35Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi {{wotd|2006|03|04}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|free|freer|freest}} # something that does not cost [[money]] to [[buy]]. #: This loaf of bread is '''free'''. It costs $0. # something which is able to [[go]] ([[move]]) anywhere easily. #: A [[wild]] bird is '''free''' to go where it likes. # To be [[carefree]], to be away from [[responsibility|responsibilities]]. #: When she is not at work, she is '''free'''. ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[freely]] *[[scot-free]] *[[carefree]] == Verb == {{verb|free|frees|freed|freeing}} # To make something free, to [[release]] it. #: She '''freed''' the bird from the cage. #: The man was '''freed''' from [[jail]]. ===Related words and phrases=== *[[freedom]] *[[freebase]] [[ar:free]] [[el:free]] [[en:free]] [[fa:free]] [[fr:free]] [[hy:free]] [[io:free]] [[it:free]] [[la:free]] [[hu:free]] [[pt:free]] [[sk:free]] [[fi:free]] [[sv:free]] [[ta:free]] [[vi:free]] [[uk:free]] [[zh:free]] 10076 2006-09-24T12:59:49Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[es:free]] {{wotd|2006|03|04}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|free|freer|freest}} # something that does not cost [[money]] to [[buy]]. #: This loaf of bread is '''free'''. It costs $0. # something which is able to [[go]] ([[move]]) anywhere easily. #: A [[wild]] bird is '''free''' to go where it likes. # To be [[carefree]], to be away from [[responsibility|responsibilities]]. #: When she is not at work, she is '''free'''. ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[freely]] *[[scot-free]] *[[carefree]] == Verb == {{verb|free|frees|freed|freeing}} # To make something free, to [[release]] it. #: She '''freed''' the bird from the cage. #: The man was '''freed''' from [[jail]]. ===Related words and phrases=== *[[freedom]] *[[freebase]] [[ar:free]] [[el:free]] [[en:free]] [[es:free]] [[fa:free]] [[fr:free]] [[hy:free]] [[io:free]] [[it:free]] [[la:free]] [[hu:free]] [[pt:free]] [[sk:free]] [[fi:free]] [[sv:free]] [[ta:free]] [[vi:free]] [[uk:free]] [[zh:free]] 10699 2006-10-10T09:09:32Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:free]] {{wotd|2006|03|04}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|free|freer|freest}} # something that does not cost [[money]] to [[buy]]. #: This loaf of bread is '''free'''. It costs $0. # something which is able to [[go]] ([[move]]) anywhere easily. #: A [[wild]] bird is '''free''' to go where it likes. # To be [[carefree]], to be away from [[responsibility|responsibilities]]. #: When she is not at work, she is '''free'''. ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[freely]] *[[scot-free]] *[[carefree]] == Verb == {{verb|free|frees|freed|freeing}} # To make something free, to [[release]] it. #: She '''freed''' the bird from the cage. #: The man was '''freed''' from [[jail]]. ===Related words and phrases=== *[[freedom]] *[[freebase]] [[ar:free]] [[el:free]] [[en:free]] [[es:free]] [[fa:free]] [[fr:free]] [[hy:free]] [[io:free]] [[it:free]] [[kk:free]] [[la:free]] [[hu:free]] [[pt:free]] [[sk:free]] [[fi:free]] [[sv:free]] [[ta:free]] [[vi:free]] [[uk:free]] [[zh:free]] 13845 2006-12-19T11:11:09Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:free]] {{wotd|2006|03|04}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|free|freer|freest}} # something that does not cost [[money]] to [[buy]]. #: This loaf of bread is '''free'''. It costs $0. # something which is able to [[go]] ([[move]]) anywhere easily. #: A [[wild]] bird is '''free''' to go where it likes. # To be [[carefree]], to be away from [[responsibility|responsibilities]]. #: When she is not at work, she is '''free'''. ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[freely]] *[[scot-free]] *[[carefree]] == Verb == {{verb|free|frees|freed|freeing}} # To make something free, to [[release]] it. #: She '''freed''' the bird from the cage. #: The man was '''freed''' from [[jail]]. ===Related words and phrases=== *[[freedom]] *[[freebase]] [[ar:free]] [[el:free]] [[en:free]] [[es:free]] [[fa:free]] [[fr:free]] [[hy:free]] [[io:free]] [[it:free]] [[kk:free]] [[la:free]] [[hu:free]] [[pt:free]] [[ru:free]] [[sk:free]] [[fi:free]] [[sv:free]] [[ta:free]] [[vi:free]] [[uk:free]] [[zh:free]] 1721 4176 2005-11-22T20:22:55Z Gmcfoley 41 {{en}} {{ja-1}} ==About Me== Hello.<br/> My name is Gerard Foley. ==Contact me== You can contact me at [mailto:gmcfoley@yahoo.ie gmcfoley@yahoo.ie] or my talk page. ==My other user pages== *[[w:User:Gmcfoley| My Wikipedia User Page]]<br/> *[[wikibooks:User:Gmcfoley|My Wikibooks User Page]] *[[en:User:Gmcfoley|My English Wiktionary User Page]] 4177 2005-11-22T20:28:54Z Gmcfoley 41 {{User en}} {{User ja-1}} ==About Me== Hello.<br/> My name is Gerard Foley. ==Contact me== You can contact me at [mailto:gmcfoley@yahoo.ie gmcfoley@yahoo.ie] or my talk page. ==My other user pages== *[[w:User:Gmcfoley| My Wikipedia User Page]]<br/> *[[wikibooks:User:Gmcfoley|My Wikibooks User Page]] *[[en:User:Gmcfoley|My English Wiktionary User Page]] 4182 2005-11-22T20:38:20Z Gmcfoley 41 {{User en}} {{User ja-1}} ==About Me== Hello.<br/> My name is Gerard Foley. ==Contact me== You can contact me at [mailto:gmcfoley@yahoo.ie gmcfoley@yahoo.ie] or my talk page. ==My other user pages== *[[w:User:Gmcfoley| My Wikipedia User Page]]<br/> *[[wikibooks:User:Gmcfoley|My Wikibooks User Page]] *[[en:User:Gmcfoley|My English Wiktionary User Page]] 4183 2005-11-22T20:39:00Z Gmcfoley 41 {| {{User en}} {{User ja-1}} |} ==About Me== Hello.<br/> My name is Gerard Foley. ==Contact me== You can contact me at [mailto:gmcfoley@yahoo.ie gmcfoley@yahoo.ie] or my talk page. ==My other user pages== *[[w:User:Gmcfoley| My Wikipedia User Page]]<br/> *[[wikibooks:User:Gmcfoley|My Wikibooks User Page]] *[[en:User:Gmcfoley|My English Wiktionary User Page]] 4184 2005-11-22T20:39:21Z Gmcfoley 41 {|width=100% {{User en}} {{User ja-1}} |} ==About Me== Hello.<br/> My name is Gerard Foley. ==Contact me== You can contact me at [mailto:gmcfoley@yahoo.ie gmcfoley@yahoo.ie] or my talk page. ==My other user pages== *[[w:User:Gmcfoley| My Wikipedia User Page]]<br/> *[[wikibooks:User:Gmcfoley|My Wikibooks User Page]] *[[en:User:Gmcfoley|My English Wiktionary User Page]] 4185 2005-11-22T20:53:50Z Gmcfoley 41 {|width=100% | {{User en}} {{User ja-1}} |} ==About Me== Hello.<br/> My name is Gerard Foley. ==Contact me== You can contact me at [mailto:gmcfoley@yahoo.ie gmcfoley@yahoo.ie] or my talk page. ==My other user pages== *[[w:User:Gmcfoley| My Wikipedia User Page]]<br/> *[[wikibooks:User:Gmcfoley|My Wikibooks User Page]] *[[en:User:Gmcfoley|My English Wiktionary User Page]] 4311 2005-12-06T16:00:10Z BlankVerse 36 fixed link so it goes to your English Wikipedia page and not to you (non-existent) Simple Wikipedia page {|width=100% | {{User en}} {{User ja-1}} |} ==About Me== Hello.<br/> My name is Gerard Foley. ==Contact me== You can contact me at [mailto:gmcfoley@yahoo.ie gmcfoley@yahoo.ie] or my talk page. ==My other user pages== *[[w:en:User:Gmcfoley| My Wikipedia User Page]]<br/> *[[wikibooks:User:Gmcfoley|My Wikibooks User Page]] *[[en:User:Gmcfoley|My English Wiktionary User Page]] 4317 2005-12-06T23:33:05Z Gmcfoley 41 {|width=100% | {{User en}} {{User ja-1}} |} ==About Me== Hello.<br/> My name is Gerard Foley. ==Contact me== You can contact me at [mailto:gmcfoley@yahoo.ie gmcfoley@yahoo.ie] or my talk page. ==My other user pages== *[[Image:Wikipedia-logo.png|15px|<nowiki></nowiki>]][[w:en:User:Gmcfoley| My Wikipedia User Page]]<br/> *[[Image:Wikibooks-logo.png|15px|<nowiki></nowiki>]][[wikibooks:User:Gmcfoley|My Wikibooks User Page]]<br/> *[[Image:Wikisource-logo.png|15px|<nowiki></nowiki>]][[wikisource:User:Gmcfoley| My Wikisource User Page]]<br/> *[[Image:Wiktionary-logo-en.png|15px|<nowiki></nowiki>]][[:en:User:Gmcfoley|My '''English''' Wiktionary User Page]] 4318 2005-12-06T23:33:56Z Gmcfoley 41 /* Contact me */ {|width=100% | {{User en}} {{User ja-1}} |} ==About Me== Hello.<br/> My name is Gerard Foley. ==Contact me== You can contact me at [mailto:gmcfoley@yahoo.ie gmcfoley@yahoo.ie] or [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/index.php?title=User_talk:Gmcfoley&action=edit&section=new my talk page]. ==My other user pages== *[[Image:Wikipedia-logo.png|15px|<nowiki></nowiki>]][[w:en:User:Gmcfoley| My Wikipedia User Page]]<br/> *[[Image:Wikibooks-logo.png|15px|<nowiki></nowiki>]][[wikibooks:User:Gmcfoley|My Wikibooks User Page]]<br/> *[[Image:Wikisource-logo.png|15px|<nowiki></nowiki>]][[wikisource:User:Gmcfoley| My Wikisource User Page]]<br/> *[[Image:Wiktionary-logo-en.png|15px|<nowiki></nowiki>]][[:en:User:Gmcfoley|My '''English''' Wiktionary User Page]] 4344 2005-12-07T22:36:34Z Gmcfoley 41 /* My other user pages */ {|width=100% | {{User en}} {{User ja-1}} |} ==About Me== Hello.<br/> My name is Gerard Foley. ==Contact me== You can contact me at [mailto:gmcfoley@yahoo.ie gmcfoley@yahoo.ie] or [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/index.php?title=User_talk:Gmcfoley&action=edit&section=new my talk page]. ==My other user pages== [[Image:Wikipedia-logo.png|15px|<nowiki></nowiki>]][[w:en:User:Gmcfoley| My Wikipedia User Page]]<br/> [[Image:Wikibooks-logo.png|15px|<nowiki></nowiki>]][[wikibooks:User:Gmcfoley|My Wikibooks User Page]]<br/> [[Image:Wikisource-logo.png|15px|<nowiki></nowiki>]][[wikisource:User:Gmcfoley| My Wikisource User Page]]<br/> [[Image:Wiktionary-logo-en.png|15px|<nowiki></nowiki>]][[:en:User:Gmcfoley|My '''English''' Wiktionary User Page]] 4391 2005-12-13T02:17:32Z 83.70.111.210 {|width=100% | {{User en}} {{User ja-1}} |} ==About Me== Hello.<br/> My name is Gerard Foley. ==Contact me== You can contact me at [mailto:gmcfoley@yahoo.ie gmcfoley@yahoo.ie] or [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/index.php?title=User_talk:Gmcfoley&action=edit&section=new my talk page]. ==My other user pages== [[Image:Wikipedia-logo.png|15px|<nowiki></nowiki>]][[w:en:User:Gmcfoley| My Wikipedia User Page]]<br/> [[Image:Wikibooks-logo.png|15px|<nowiki></nowiki>]][[wikibooks:User:Gmcfoley|My Wikibooks User Page]]<br/> [[Image:Wikisource-logo.png|15px|<nowiki></nowiki>]][[wikisource:User:Gmcfoley| My Wikisource User Page]]<br/> [[en:User:Gmcfoley]] [[ga:Úsáideoir:Gmcfoley]] 4902 2006-02-18T23:16:00Z Gmcfoley 41 /* About Me */ I want to quit {|width=100% | {{User en}} {{User ja-1}} |} ==About Me== Hello.<br/> My name is Gerard Foley. My English is crap so I don't do much editing. I'm just waiting until we have enough admins so I can quit. ==Contact me== You can contact me at [mailto:gmcfoley@yahoo.ie gmcfoley@yahoo.ie] or [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/index.php?title=User_talk:Gmcfoley&action=edit&section=new my talk page]. ==My other user pages== [[Image:Wikipedia-logo.png|15px|<nowiki></nowiki>]][[w:en:User:Gmcfoley| My Wikipedia User Page]]<br/> [[Image:Wikibooks-logo.png|15px|<nowiki></nowiki>]][[wikibooks:User:Gmcfoley|My Wikibooks User Page]]<br/> [[Image:Wikisource-logo.png|15px|<nowiki></nowiki>]][[wikisource:User:Gmcfoley| My Wikisource User Page]]<br/> [[en:User:Gmcfoley]] [[ga:Úsáideoir:Gmcfoley]] 5009 2006-02-21T15:47:52Z Gmcfoley 41 Puzzles {|width=100% | {{User en}} {{User ja-1}} |} ==About Me== Hello.<br/> My name is Gerard Foley. My English is crap so I don't do much editing. I'm just waiting until we have enough admins so I can quit. == Puzzles == Make the longest English word using only these nine letters: {| | {{:User:Gmcfoley/letterBox|S}} | {{:User:Gmcfoley/letterBox|R}} | {{:User:Gmcfoley/letterBox|K}} | {{:User:Gmcfoley/letterBox|D}} | {{:User:Gmcfoley/letterBox|U}} | {{:User:Gmcfoley/letterBox|A}} | {{:User:Gmcfoley/letterBox|E}} | {{:User:Gmcfoley/letterBox|W}} | {{:User:Gmcfoley/letterBox|N}} |} ==Contact me== You can contact me at [mailto:gmcfoley@yahoo.ie gmcfoley@yahoo.ie] or [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/index.php?title=User_talk:Gmcfoley&action=edit&section=new my talk page]. ==My other user pages== [[Image:Wikipedia-logo.png|15px|<nowiki></nowiki>]][[w:en:User:Gmcfoley| My Wikipedia User Page]]<br/> [[Image:Wikibooks-logo.png|15px|<nowiki></nowiki>]][[wikibooks:User:Gmcfoley|My Wikibooks User Page]]<br/> [[Image:Wikisource-logo.png|15px|<nowiki></nowiki>]][[wikisource:User:Gmcfoley| My Wikisource User Page]]<br/> [[en:User:Gmcfoley]] [[ga:Úsáideoir:Gmcfoley]] 5012 2006-02-21T17:17:02Z Gmcfoley 41 /* Puzzles */ {|width=100% | {{User en}} {{User ja-1}} |} ==About Me== Hello.<br/> My name is Gerard Foley. My English is crap so I don't do much editing. I'm just waiting until we have enough admins so I can quit. == Puzzles == Make the longest English word using only these nine letters: {| | [[Image:Blue square S.PNG|25px|S]] | [[Image:Blue square R.PNG|25px|R]] | [[Image:Blue square K.PNG|25px|K]] | [[Image:Blue square D.PNG|25px|D]] | [[Image:Blue square U.PNG|25px|U]] | [[Image:Blue square A.PNG|25px|A]] | [[Image:Blue square E.PNG|25px|E]] | [[Image:Blue square W.PNG|25px|W]] | [[Image:Blue square N.PNG|25px|N]] |} ==Contact me== You can contact me at [mailto:gmcfoley@yahoo.ie gmcfoley@yahoo.ie] or [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/index.php?title=User_talk:Gmcfoley&action=edit&section=new my talk page]. ==My other user pages== [[Image:Wikipedia-logo.png|15px|<nowiki></nowiki>]][[w:en:User:Gmcfoley| My Wikipedia User Page]]<br/> [[Image:Wikibooks-logo.png|15px|<nowiki></nowiki>]][[wikibooks:User:Gmcfoley|My Wikibooks User Page]]<br/> [[Image:Wikisource-logo.png|15px|<nowiki></nowiki>]][[wikisource:User:Gmcfoley| My Wikisource User Page]]<br/> [[en:User:Gmcfoley]] [[ga:Úsáideoir:Gmcfoley]] 5653 2006-03-02T22:38:19Z Gmcfoley 41 /* Puzzles */ {|width=100% | {{User en}} {{User ja-1}} |} ==About Me== Hello.<br/> My name is Gerard Foley. My English is crap so I don't do much editing. I'm just waiting until we have enough admins so I can quit. == Puzzles == Make the longest English word using only these nine letters: {| | [[Image:Blue square S.PNG|25px|S]] | [[Image:Blue square A.PNG|25px|R]] | [[Image:Blue square L.PNG|25px|K]] | [[Image:Blue square S.PNG|25px|D]] | [[Image:Blue square R.PNG|25px|U]] | [[Image:Blue square O.PNG|25px|A]] | [[Image:Blue square U.PNG|25px|E]] | [[Image:Blue square G.PNG|25px|W]] | [[Image:Blue square H.PNG|25px|N]] |} ==Contact me== You can contact me at [mailto:gmcfoley@yahoo.ie gmcfoley@yahoo.ie] or [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/index.php?title=User_talk:Gmcfoley&action=edit&section=new my talk page]. ==My other user pages== [[Image:Wikipedia-logo.png|15px|<nowiki></nowiki>]][[w:en:User:Gmcfoley| My Wikipedia User Page]]<br/> [[Image:Wikibooks-logo.png|15px|<nowiki></nowiki>]][[wikibooks:User:Gmcfoley|My Wikibooks User Page]]<br/> [[Image:Wikisource-logo.png|15px|<nowiki></nowiki>]][[wikisource:User:Gmcfoley| My Wikisource User Page]]<br/> [[en:User:Gmcfoley]] [[ga:Úsáideoir:Gmcfoley]] 6020 2006-03-14T22:09:02Z Gmcfoley 41 /* Puzzles */ A hard one this time {|width=100% | {{User en}} {{User ja-1}} |} ==About Me== Hello.<br/> My name is Gerard Foley. My English is crap so I don't do much editing. I'm just waiting until we have enough admins so I can quit. == Puzzles == Make the longest English word using only these nine letters: {| | [[Image:Blue square D.PNG|25px|D]] | [[Image:Blue square Z.PNG|25px|Z]] | [[Image:Blue square N.PNG|25px|N]] | [[Image:Blue square G.PNG|25px|G]] | [[Image:Blue square U.PNG|25px|U]] | [[Image:Blue square A.PNG|25px|A]] | [[Image:Blue square O.PNG|25px|O]] | [[Image:Blue square A.PNG|25px|A]] | [[Image:Blue square K.PNG|25px|K]] |} ==Contact me== You can contact me at [mailto:gmcfoley@yahoo.ie gmcfoley@yahoo.ie] or [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/index.php?title=User_talk:Gmcfoley&action=edit&section=new my talk page]. ==My other user pages== [[Image:Wikipedia-logo.png|15px|<nowiki></nowiki>]][[w:en:User:Gmcfoley| My Wikipedia User Page]]<br/> [[Image:Wikibooks-logo.png|15px|<nowiki></nowiki>]][[wikibooks:User:Gmcfoley|My Wikibooks User Page]]<br/> [[Image:Wikisource-logo.png|15px|<nowiki></nowiki>]][[wikisource:User:Gmcfoley| My Wikisource User Page]]<br/> [[en:User:Gmcfoley]] [[ga:Úsáideoir:Gmcfoley]] 6183 2006-03-25T23:07:23Z Gmcfoley 41 /* Contact me */ I'm gone {|width=100% | {{User en}} {{User ja-1}} |} ==About Me== Hello.<br/> My name is Gerard Foley. My English is crap so I don't do much editing. I'm just waiting until we have enough admins so I can quit. == Puzzles == Make the longest English word using only these nine letters: {| | [[Image:Blue square D.PNG|25px|D]] | [[Image:Blue square Z.PNG|25px|Z]] | [[Image:Blue square N.PNG|25px|N]] | [[Image:Blue square G.PNG|25px|G]] | [[Image:Blue square U.PNG|25px|U]] | [[Image:Blue square A.PNG|25px|A]] | [[Image:Blue square O.PNG|25px|O]] | [[Image:Blue square A.PNG|25px|A]] | [[Image:Blue square K.PNG|25px|K]] |} ==Contact me== <div style="float:left;border:solid #ff0000 1px;margin:1px"> {| cellspacing="0" style="width:238px;background:#ffcccc" | style="width:45px;height:45px;background:#ff0000;text-align:center;font-size:10pt;" | '''active-0''' | style="font-size:8pt;padding:4pt;line-height:1.25em" | I am not active on this wiki. Better to contact me at [[w:en:User:Gmcfoley|Wikipedia]]. |} </div> <br style="clear:left;" /> ==My other user pages== [[Image:Wikipedia-logo.png|15px|<nowiki></nowiki>]][[w:en:User:Gmcfoley| My Wikipedia User Page]]<br/> [[Image:Wikibooks-logo.png|15px|<nowiki></nowiki>]][[wikibooks:User:Gmcfoley|My Wikibooks User Page]]<br/> [[Image:Wikisource-logo.png|15px|<nowiki></nowiki>]][[wikisource:User:Gmcfoley| My Wikisource User Page]]<br/> [[en:User:Gmcfoley]] [[ga:Úsáideoir:Gmcfoley]] 8473 2006-08-04T01:57:14Z Gmcfoley 41 Update user page <div style="border:solid 5px red; border-top-width:1px; padding:2px;"> <h2 style="background-color:red; color:black; text-align:center; font-weight:bold;">NOT ACTIVE</h2> Gerard Foley has started his own Wiki, [http://www.wikiknowledge.net/wiki/index.php?title=Main_Page WikiKnowledge] and may be contacted there. </div> __NOEDITSECTION__ 11712 2006-11-02T17:36:25Z Gmcfoley 41 <div style="border:solid 5px red; border-top-width:1px; padding:2px;"> <h2 style="background-color:red; color:black; text-align:center; font-weight:bold;">NOT ACTIVE</h2> Gerard Foley has started his own Wiki, [http://www.wikiknowledge.net/wiki WikiKnowledge] and may be contacted there. </div> __NOEDITSECTION__ 1722 4178 2005-11-22T20:32:07Z Gmcfoley 41 {{User lang-1|ja|This person can speak ''simple'' '''Japanese'''}} 6016 2006-03-14T21:41:35Z Gmcfoley 41 Change to Japanese {{User lang-1|ja|この利用者は'''初級'''の'''日本語'''が出来ます。}} 1723 4179 2005-11-22T20:34:32Z Gmcfoley 41 <div style="float:left;border:solid #C0C8FF 1px;margin:1px"> {| cellspacing="0" style="width:238px;background:#F0F8FF" | style="width:45px;height:45px;background:#C0C8FF;text-align:center;font-size:14pt" | '''{{{1}}}-1''' | style="font-size:8pt;padding:4pt;line-height:1.25em" | {{{2}}}[[Category:User {{{1}}}|{{PAGENAME}}]][[Category:User {{{1}}}-1|{{PAGENAME}}]] |}</div> 1724 4180 2005-11-22T20:36:40Z Gmcfoley 41 {{User lang|en|This user is a '''native''' speaker of '''English'''.}} 1725 4181 2005-11-22T20:38:02Z Gmcfoley 41 <div style="float:left;border:solid #6ef7a7 1px;margin:1px;"> {| cellspacing="0" style="width:238px;background:#c5fcdc;" | style="width:45px;height:45px;background:#6ef7a7;text-align:center;font-size:14pt;" | '''{{{1}}}''' | style="font-size:8pt;padding:4pt;line-height:1.25em;" | {{{2}}}[[Category:User {{{1}}}|{{PAGENAME}}]][[Category:User {{{1}}}-N|{{PAGENAME}}]] |} </div> 1726 4186 2005-11-22T20:59:10Z Gmcfoley 41 ==Noun== '''dog''' # a [[domestic animal]] often kept as a [[pet]] #: My dog is called rover ===See Also=== * [[puppy]] 5197 2006-02-23T00:59:37Z Conversion script [[Dog]] moved to [[dog]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== '''dog''' # a [[domestic animal]] often kept as a [[pet]] #: My dog is called rover ===See Also=== * [[puppy]] 7160 2006-07-11T02:04:36Z Kappa 92 image [[Image:YellowLabradorLooking.jpg|thumb|A dog]] ==Noun== '''dog''' # a [[domestic animal]] often kept as a [[pet]] #: My dog is called rover ===See Also=== * [[puppy]] 7161 2006-07-11T02:05:04Z Kappa 92 punc [[Image:YellowLabradorLooking.jpg|thumb|A dog]] ==Noun== '''dog''' # a [[domestic animal]] often kept as a [[pet]] #: My '''dog''' is called "Rover". ===See Also=== * [[puppy]] 7486 2006-07-19T03:00:10Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: af, ang, ar, bg, de, el, en, es, et, fa, fi, fr, fy, hu, hy, io, it, ja, kk, ko, ku, la, nl, pl, pt, ro, ru, sr, sv, ta, tr, vi, vo, zh [[Image:YellowLabradorLooking.jpg|thumb|A dog]] ==Noun== '''dog''' # a [[domestic animal]] often kept as a [[pet]] #: My '''dog''' is called "Rover". ===See Also=== * [[puppy]] [[af:dog]] [[ang:dog]] [[ar:dog]] [[bg:dog]] [[de:dog]] [[et:dog]] [[el:dog]] [[en:dog]] [[es:dog]] [[fa:dog]] [[fr:dog]] [[fy:dog]] [[ko:dog]] [[hy:dog]] [[io:dog]] [[it:dog]] [[kk:dog]] [[ku:dog]] [[la:dog]] [[hu:dog]] [[nl:dog]] [[ja:dog]] [[pl:dog]] [[pt:dog]] [[ro:dog]] [[ru:dog]] [[sr:dog]] [[fi:dog]] [[sv:dog]] [[ta:dog]] [[vi:dog]] [[tr:dog]] [[vo:dog]] [[zh:dog]] 7951 2006-07-22T21:48:50Z Brett 77 [[Image:YellowLabradorLooking.jpg|thumb|A dog]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # a [[domestic animal]] often kept as a [[pet]] #: My '''dog''' is called "Rover". ===See Also=== * [[puppy]] [[af:dog]] [[ang:dog]] [[ar:dog]] [[bg:dog]] [[de:dog]] [[et:dog]] [[el:dog]] [[en:dog]] [[es:dog]] [[fa:dog]] [[fr:dog]] [[fy:dog]] [[ko:dog]] [[hy:dog]] [[io:dog]] [[it:dog]] [[kk:dog]] [[ku:dog]] [[la:dog]] [[hu:dog]] [[nl:dog]] [[ja:dog]] [[pl:dog]] [[pt:dog]] [[ro:dog]] [[ru:dog]] [[sr:dog]] [[fi:dog]] [[sv:dog]] [[ta:dog]] [[vi:dog]] [[tr:dog]] [[vo:dog]] [[zh:dog]] 9575 2006-09-10T12:14:25Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: zh-min-nan [[Image:YellowLabradorLooking.jpg|thumb|A dog]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # a [[domestic animal]] often kept as a [[pet]] #: My '''dog''' is called "Rover". ===See Also=== * [[puppy]] [[af:dog]] [[ang:dog]] [[ar:dog]] [[bg:dog]] [[zh-min-nan:dog]] [[de:dog]] [[et:dog]] [[el:dog]] [[en:dog]] [[es:dog]] [[fa:dog]] [[fr:dog]] [[fy:dog]] [[ko:dog]] [[hy:dog]] [[io:dog]] [[it:dog]] [[kk:dog]] [[ku:dog]] [[la:dog]] [[hu:dog]] [[nl:dog]] [[ja:dog]] [[pl:dog]] [[pt:dog]] [[ro:dog]] [[ru:dog]] [[sr:dog]] [[fi:dog]] [[sv:dog]] [[ta:dog]] [[vi:dog]] [[tr:dog]] [[vo:dog]] [[zh:dog]] 10518 2006-10-08T12:16:01Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[da:dog]], [[ky:dog]], [[uk:dog]] [[Image:YellowLabradorLooking.jpg|thumb|A dog]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # a [[domestic animal]] often kept as a [[pet]] #: My '''dog''' is called "Rover". ===See Also=== * [[puppy]] [[af:dog]] [[ang:dog]] [[ar:dog]] [[zh-min-nan:dog]] [[bg:dog]] [[da:dog]] [[de:dog]] [[et:dog]] [[el:dog]] [[en:dog]] [[es:dog]] [[fa:dog]] [[fr:dog]] [[fy:dog]] [[ko:dog]] [[hy:dog]] [[io:dog]] [[it:dog]] [[kk:dog]] [[ky:dog]] [[ku:dog]] [[la:dog]] [[hu:dog]] [[nl:dog]] [[ja:dog]] [[pl:dog]] [[pt:dog]] [[ro:dog]] [[ru:dog]] [[sr:dog]] [[fi:dog]] [[sv:dog]] [[ta:dog]] [[vi:dog]] [[tr:dog]] [[uk:dog]] [[vo:dog]] [[zh:dog]] 1727 4187 2005-11-22T21:03:25Z Gmcfoley 41 ==Noun== '''puppy''' # a [[baby]] [[dog]] #:Our dog has 4 puppies 4444 2005-12-16T11:56:10Z H2g2bob 43 ==Noun== '''puppy''' (''plural'' '''puppies''') # a [[baby]] [[dog]] #:Our dog has 4 puppies 5333 2006-02-23T00:59:39Z Conversion script [[Puppy]] moved to [[puppy]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== '''puppy''' (''plural'' '''puppies''') # a [[baby]] [[dog]] #:Our dog has 4 puppies 7627 2006-07-19T08:20:41Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fr, hu, ja, nl, ta, vi, zh ==Noun== '''puppy''' (''plural'' '''puppies''') # a [[baby]] [[dog]] #:Our dog has 4 puppies [[en:puppy]] [[fr:puppy]] [[hu:puppy]] [[nl:puppy]] [[ja:puppy]] [[ta:puppy]] [[vi:puppy]] [[zh:puppy]] 8668 2006-08-13T19:39:01Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de ==Noun== '''puppy''' (''plural'' '''puppies''') # a [[baby]] [[dog]] #:Our dog has 4 puppies [[de:puppy]] [[en:puppy]] [[fr:puppy]] [[hu:puppy]] [[nl:puppy]] [[ja:puppy]] [[ta:puppy]] [[vi:puppy]] [[zh:puppy]] 9742 2006-09-10T14:20:17Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: fi ==Noun== '''puppy''' (''plural'' '''puppies''') # a [[baby]] [[dog]] #:Our dog has 4 puppies [[de:puppy]] [[en:puppy]] [[fr:puppy]] [[hu:puppy]] [[nl:puppy]] [[ja:puppy]] [[fi:puppy]] [[ta:puppy]] [[vi:puppy]] [[zh:puppy]] 11006 2006-10-14T04:29:33Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[pl:puppy]] ==Noun== '''puppy''' (''plural'' '''puppies''') # a [[baby]] [[dog]] #:Our dog has 4 puppies [[de:puppy]] [[en:puppy]] [[fr:puppy]] [[hu:puppy]] [[nl:puppy]] [[ja:puppy]] [[pl:puppy]] [[fi:puppy]] [[ta:puppy]] [[vi:puppy]] [[zh:puppy]] 11705 2006-11-02T15:03:45Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:puppy]] ==Noun== '''puppy''' (''plural'' '''puppies''') # a [[baby]] [[dog]] #:Our dog has 4 puppies [[de:puppy]] [[en:puppy]] [[fr:puppy]] [[hu:puppy]] [[nl:puppy]] [[ja:puppy]] [[pl:puppy]] [[ru:puppy]] [[fi:puppy]] [[ta:puppy]] [[vi:puppy]] [[zh:puppy]] 11921 2006-11-09T16:27:04Z Tangotango 94 update format ==Noun== {{noun|puppy|puppies}} # a [[baby]] [[dog]] #:''Our dog has 4 '''puppies'''.'' [[de:puppy]] [[en:puppy]] [[fr:puppy]] [[hu:puppy]] [[nl:puppy]] [[ja:puppy]] [[pl:puppy]] [[ru:puppy]] [[fi:puppy]] [[ta:puppy]] [[vi:puppy]] [[zh:puppy]] 1728 4188 2005-11-22T21:28:17Z Gmcfoley 41 ==Noun== # the rules about how to speak and write well in a [[language]] 4192 2005-11-22T22:32:27Z Gmcfoley 41 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''grammar''' # the rules about how to speak and write well in a [[language]] [[Category:Nouns]] 5239 2006-02-23T00:59:38Z Conversion script [[Grammar]] moved to [[grammar]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''grammar''' # the rules about how to speak and write well in a [[language]] [[Category:Nouns]] 6375 2006-04-17T01:57:48Z Seahen 76 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''grammar''' # the rules about how to speak and write well in a [[language]]. Grammar includes [[syntax]] (what order to put words in) and [[conjugation]] (what form of a word to use). [[Category:Nouns]] 6376 2006-04-17T01:59:17Z Seahen 76 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''grammar''' # the rules about how to speak and write well in a [[language]]. Grammar includes [[syntax]] (what order to put words in), [[morphology]] (how to make different forms of a word) and [[conjugation]] (what form of a word to use). [[Category:Nouns]] 7203 2006-07-16T02:19:52Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} {{mass noun}} # the rules about how to speak and write well in a [[language]]. Grammar includes [[syntax]] (what order to put words in), [[morphology]] (how to make different forms of a word) and [[conjugation]] (what form of a word to use). [[Category:Nouns]] 7504 2006-07-19T03:51:30Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, nl, pt, ta, vi, zh ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} {{mass noun}} # the rules about how to speak and write well in a [[language]]. Grammar includes [[syntax]] (what order to put words in), [[morphology]] (how to make different forms of a word) and [[conjugation]] (what form of a word to use). [[Category:Nouns]] [[en:grammar]] [[fr:grammar]] [[io:grammar]] [[it:grammar]] [[hu:grammar]] [[nl:grammar]] [[pt:grammar]] [[fi:grammar]] [[ta:grammar]] [[vi:grammar]] [[zh:grammar]] 10946 2006-10-13T17:27:37Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[pl:grammar]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} {{mass noun}} # the rules about how to speak and write well in a [[language]]. Grammar includes [[syntax]] (what order to put words in), [[morphology]] (how to make different forms of a word) and [[conjugation]] (what form of a word to use). [[Category:Nouns]] [[en:grammar]] [[fr:grammar]] [[io:grammar]] [[it:grammar]] [[hu:grammar]] [[nl:grammar]] [[pl:grammar]] [[pt:grammar]] [[fi:grammar]] [[ta:grammar]] [[vi:grammar]] [[zh:grammar]] 11195 2006-10-17T19:48:18Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:grammar]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} {{mass noun}} # the rules about how to speak and write well in a [[language]]. Grammar includes [[syntax]] (what order to put words in), [[morphology]] (how to make different forms of a word) and [[conjugation]] (what form of a word to use). [[Category:Nouns]] [[en:grammar]] [[fr:grammar]] [[io:grammar]] [[it:grammar]] [[hu:grammar]] [[nl:grammar]] [[pl:grammar]] [[pt:grammar]] [[ru:grammar]] [[fi:grammar]] [[ta:grammar]] [[vi:grammar]] [[zh:grammar]] 1729 4190 2005-11-22T22:27:42Z Gmcfoley 41 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} [[Image:AdditiveColorMixing.png|thumb|]] [[Image:SubtractiveColorMixing.png|thumb|]] # the sensation (feeling) caused by [[light]] in your eyes, due to light of various [[wavelength]]s hitting your [[retina]]. The most common Colors are: [[Black]], [[white]], [[pink]], [[grey]] ([[gray]]), [[yellow]], [[red]], [[purple]], [[blue]] and [[green]] [[Category:Nouns]] 4212 2005-11-29T15:11:07Z Gmcfoley 41 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} [[Image:AdditiveColorMixing.png|thumb|]] [[Image:SubtractiveColorMixing.png|thumb|]] '''color''' # the sensation (feeling) caused by [[light]] in your eyes, due to light of various [[wavelength]]s hitting your [[retina]]. The most common Colors are: [[Black]], [[white]], [[pink]], [[grey]] ([[gray]]), [[yellow]], [[red]], [[purple]], [[blue]] and [[green]] [[Category:Nouns]] 4449 2005-12-16T12:29:09Z H2g2bob 43 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} [[Image:AdditiveColorMixing.png|thumb|]] [[Image:SubtractiveColorMixing.png|thumb|]] '''color''' # the sensation (feeling) caused by [[light]] in your eyes, due to light of various [[wavelength]]s hitting your [[retina]]. The most common Colors are: * {{colorbox|black}} [[black]] * {{colorbox|white}} [[white]] * {{colorbox|pink}} [[pink]] * {{colorbox|grey}} [[grey]] ([[gray]]) * {{colorbox|yellow}} [[yellow]] * {{colorbox|red}} [[red]] * {{colorbox|purple}} [[purple]] * {{colorbox|blue}} [[blue]] * {{colorbox|green}} [[green]] [[Category:Nouns]] 4452 2005-12-16T12:41:46Z H2g2bob 43 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} [[Image:AdditiveColorMixing.png|thumb|]] [[Image:SubtractiveColorMixing.png|thumb|]] '''color''' # the sensation (feeling) caused by [[light]] in your eyes, due to light of various [[wavelength]]s hitting your [[retina]]. The most common Colors are: * {{colorbox|black}} [[black]] * {{colorbox|white}} [[white]] * {{colorbox|pink}} [[pink]] * {{colorbox|grey}} [[grey]] ([[gray]]) * {{colorbox|yellow}} [[yellow]] * {{colorbox|red}} [[red]] * {{colorbox|purple}} [[purple]] * {{colorbox|blue}} [[blue]] * {{colorbox|green}} [[green]] == Usage == '''color''' can also be spelt as '''[[colour]]''' in some [[counties]], such as the [[United Kingdom]]. [[Category:Nouns]] 4455 2005-12-16T12:52:30Z H2g2bob 43 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} [[Image:AdditiveColorMixing.png|thumb|]] [[Image:SubtractiveColorMixing.png|thumb|]] '''color''' # the sensation (feeling) caused by [[light]] in your eyes, due to light of various [[wavelength]]s hitting your [[retina]]. The most common Colors are: * {{colorbox|black}} [[black]] * {{colorbox|white|border: 1px black solid}} [[white]] * {{colorbox|pink}} [[pink]] * {{colorbox|grey}} [[grey]] ([[gray]]) * {{colorbox|yellow}} [[yellow]] * {{colorbox|red}} [[red]] * {{colorbox|purple}} [[purple]] * {{colorbox|blue}} [[blue]] * {{colorbox|green}} [[green]] == Usage == '''color''' can also be spelt as '''[[colour]]''' in some [[counties]], such as the [[United Kingdom]]. [[Category:Nouns]] 4582 2006-01-10T23:31:23Z 82.12.241.77 county -> country. Unlink UK doesn't seem to match the simple concept. Capitalisation, grey box. ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} [[Image:AdditiveColorMixing.png|thumb|]] [[Image:SubtractiveColorMixing.png|thumb|]] '''color''' # the sensation (feeling) caused by [[light]] in your eyes, due to light of various [[wavelength]]s hitting your [[retina]]. The most common colors are: * {{colorbox|black}} [[black]] * {{colorbox|white|border: 1px black solid}} [[white]] * {{colorbox|pink}} [[pink]] * {{colorbox|gray}} [[grey]] ([[gray]]) * {{colorbox|yellow}} [[yellow]] * {{colorbox|red}} [[red]] * {{colorbox|purple}} [[purple]] * {{colorbox|blue}} [[blue]] * {{colorbox|green}} [[green]] == Usage == '''color''' can also be spelt as '''[[colour]]''' in some [[countries]], such as the United Kingdom. [[Category:Nouns]] 4586 2006-01-11T09:12:19Z 212.24.70.122 Americanised colours and added a couple to the list ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} [[Image:AdditiveColorMixing.png|thumb|Red, blue and green lights mixed make lighter colors.]] [[Image:SubtractiveColorMixing.png|thumb|Cyan, yellow and magenta paints mixed make darker colors.]] '''color''' # the sensation (feeling) caused by [[light]] in your eyes, due to light of various [[wavelength]]s hitting your [[retina]]. Common colors include: * {{colorbox|black}} [[black]] * {{colorbox|white|border: 1px black solid}} [[white]] * {{colorbox|gray}} [[gray]] * {{colorbox|red}} [[red]] * {{colorbox|orange}} [[orange]] * {{colorbox|yellow}} [[yellow]] * {{colorbox|green}} [[green]] * {{colorbox|blue}} [[blue]] * {{colorbox|purple}} [[purple]] * {{colorbox|pink}} [[pink]] * {{colorbox|brown}} [[brown]] == Usage == '''color''' is spelt '''[[colour]]''' in some [[countries]], such as the United Kingdom. [[Category:Nouns]] 5175 2006-02-23T00:59:37Z Conversion script [[Color]] moved to [[color]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} [[Image:AdditiveColorMixing.png|thumb|Red, blue and green lights mixed make lighter colors.]] [[Image:SubtractiveColorMixing.png|thumb|Cyan, yellow and magenta paints mixed make darker colors.]] '''color''' # the sensation (feeling) caused by [[light]] in your eyes, due to light of various [[wavelength]]s hitting your [[retina]]. Common colors include: * {{colorbox|black}} [[black]] * {{colorbox|white|border: 1px black solid}} [[white]] * {{colorbox|gray}} [[gray]] * {{colorbox|red}} [[red]] * {{colorbox|orange}} [[orange]] * {{colorbox|yellow}} [[yellow]] * {{colorbox|green}} [[green]] * {{colorbox|blue}} [[blue]] * {{colorbox|purple}} [[purple]] * {{colorbox|pink}} [[pink]] * {{colorbox|brown}} [[brown]] == Usage == '''color''' is spelt '''[[colour]]''' in some [[countries]], such as the United Kingdom. [[Category:Nouns]] 7065 2006-07-03T22:12:15Z 85.55.165.164 + interwikis ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} [[Image:AdditiveColorMixing.png|thumb|Red, blue and green lights mixed make lighter colors.]] [[Image:SubtractiveColorMixing.png|thumb|Cyan, yellow and magenta paints mixed make darker colors.]] '''color''' # the sensation (feeling) caused by [[light]] in your eyes, due to light of various [[wavelength]]s hitting your [[retina]]. Common colors include: * {{colorbox|black}} [[black]] * {{colorbox|white|border: 1px black solid}} [[white]] * {{colorbox|gray}} [[gray]] * {{colorbox|red}} [[red]] * {{colorbox|orange}} [[orange]] * {{colorbox|yellow}} [[yellow]] * {{colorbox|green}} [[green]] * {{colorbox|blue}} [[blue]] * {{colorbox|purple}} [[purple]] * {{colorbox|pink}} [[pink]] * {{colorbox|brown}} [[brown]] == Usage == '''color''' is spelt '''[[colour]]''' in some [[countries]], such as the United Kingdom. [[Category:Nouns]] [[ar:color]] [[ca:color]] [[en:color]] [[es:color]] [[fr:color]] [[ko:color]] [[io:color]] [[hu:color]] [[nl:color]] [[ja:color]] [[no:color]] [[pl:color]] [[fi:color]] [[sv:color]] [[zh:color]] 9525 2006-09-10T11:51:56Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: pt ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} [[Image:AdditiveColorMixing.png|thumb|Red, blue and green lights mixed make lighter colors.]] [[Image:SubtractiveColorMixing.png|thumb|Cyan, yellow and magenta paints mixed make darker colors.]] '''color''' # the sensation (feeling) caused by [[light]] in your eyes, due to light of various [[wavelength]]s hitting your [[retina]]. Common colors include: * {{colorbox|black}} [[black]] * {{colorbox|white|border: 1px black solid}} [[white]] * {{colorbox|gray}} [[gray]] * {{colorbox|red}} [[red]] * {{colorbox|orange}} [[orange]] * {{colorbox|yellow}} [[yellow]] * {{colorbox|green}} [[green]] * {{colorbox|blue}} [[blue]] * {{colorbox|purple}} [[purple]] * {{colorbox|pink}} [[pink]] * {{colorbox|brown}} [[brown]] == Usage == '''color''' is spelt '''[[colour]]''' in some [[countries]], such as the United Kingdom. [[Category:Nouns]] [[ar:color]] [[ca:color]] [[en:color]] [[es:color]] [[fr:color]] [[ko:color]] [[io:color]] [[hu:color]] [[nl:color]] [[ja:color]] [[no:color]] [[pl:color]] [[pt:color]] [[fi:color]] [[sv:color]] [[zh:color]] 10010 2006-09-24T12:35:57Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[hy:color]], [[vi:color]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} [[Image:AdditiveColorMixing.png|thumb|Red, blue and green lights mixed make lighter colors.]] [[Image:SubtractiveColorMixing.png|thumb|Cyan, yellow and magenta paints mixed make darker colors.]] '''color''' # the sensation (feeling) caused by [[light]] in your eyes, due to light of various [[wavelength]]s hitting your [[retina]]. Common colors include: * {{colorbox|black}} [[black]] * {{colorbox|white|border: 1px black solid}} [[white]] * {{colorbox|gray}} [[gray]] * {{colorbox|red}} [[red]] * {{colorbox|orange}} [[orange]] * {{colorbox|yellow}} [[yellow]] * {{colorbox|green}} [[green]] * {{colorbox|blue}} [[blue]] * {{colorbox|purple}} [[purple]] * {{colorbox|pink}} [[pink]] * {{colorbox|brown}} [[brown]] == Usage == '''color''' is spelt '''[[colour]]''' in some [[countries]], such as the United Kingdom. [[Category:Nouns]] [[ar:color]] [[ca:color]] [[en:color]] [[es:color]] [[fr:color]] [[ko:color]] [[hy:color]] [[io:color]] [[hu:color]] [[nl:color]] [[ja:color]] [[no:color]] [[pl:color]] [[pt:color]] [[fi:color]] [[sv:color]] [[vi:color]] [[zh:color]] 10624 2006-10-09T12:28:43Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:color]], [[ky:color]], [[uk:color]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} [[Image:AdditiveColorMixing.png|thumb|Red, blue and green lights mixed make lighter colors.]] [[Image:SubtractiveColorMixing.png|thumb|Cyan, yellow and magenta paints mixed make darker colors.]] '''color''' # the sensation (feeling) caused by [[light]] in your eyes, due to light of various [[wavelength]]s hitting your [[retina]]. Common colors include: * {{colorbox|black}} [[black]] * {{colorbox|white|border: 1px black solid}} [[white]] * {{colorbox|gray}} [[gray]] * {{colorbox|red}} [[red]] * {{colorbox|orange}} [[orange]] * {{colorbox|yellow}} [[yellow]] * {{colorbox|green}} [[green]] * {{colorbox|blue}} [[blue]] * {{colorbox|purple}} [[purple]] * {{colorbox|pink}} [[pink]] * {{colorbox|brown}} [[brown]] == Usage == '''color''' is spelt '''[[colour]]''' in some [[countries]], such as the United Kingdom. [[Category:Nouns]] [[ar:color]] [[ca:color]] [[en:color]] [[es:color]] [[fr:color]] [[ko:color]] [[hy:color]] [[io:color]] [[kk:color]] [[ky:color]] [[hu:color]] [[nl:color]] [[ja:color]] [[no:color]] [[pl:color]] [[pt:color]] [[fi:color]] [[sv:color]] [[vi:color]] [[uk:color]] [[zh:color]] 11189 2006-10-17T19:14:18Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:color]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} [[Image:AdditiveColorMixing.png|thumb|Red, blue and green lights mixed make lighter colors.]] [[Image:SubtractiveColorMixing.png|thumb|Cyan, yellow and magenta paints mixed make darker colors.]] '''color''' # the sensation (feeling) caused by [[light]] in your eyes, due to light of various [[wavelength]]s hitting your [[retina]]. Common colors include: * {{colorbox|black}} [[black]] * {{colorbox|white|border: 1px black solid}} [[white]] * {{colorbox|gray}} [[gray]] * {{colorbox|red}} [[red]] * {{colorbox|orange}} [[orange]] * {{colorbox|yellow}} [[yellow]] * {{colorbox|green}} [[green]] * {{colorbox|blue}} [[blue]] * {{colorbox|purple}} [[purple]] * {{colorbox|pink}} [[pink]] * {{colorbox|brown}} [[brown]] == Usage == '''color''' is spelt '''[[colour]]''' in some [[countries]], such as the United Kingdom. [[Category:Nouns]] [[ar:color]] [[ca:color]] [[en:color]] [[es:color]] [[fr:color]] [[ko:color]] [[hy:color]] [[io:color]] [[kk:color]] [[ky:color]] [[hu:color]] [[nl:color]] [[ja:color]] [[no:color]] [[pl:color]] [[pt:color]] [[ru:color]] [[fi:color]] [[sv:color]] [[vi:color]] [[uk:color]] [[zh:color]] 12158 2006-11-11T04:13:53Z Tangotango 94 update: US version of [[colour]] <!-- NOTE: If you edit this entry, be sure to make the same changes to [[colour]] --> {| style="float:right" | [[Image:AdditiveColorMixing.png|thumb|100px|[[Red]], [[blue]] and [[green]] [[light]]s mixed make lighter colors.]] | [[Image:SubtractiveColorMixing.png|thumb|100px|[[Cyan]], [[yellow]] and [[magenta]] [[paint]]s mixed make darker colors.]] |} {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun|color|colors}} # the [[feeling]] caused by [[light]] in your eyes, due to light of various [[wavelength]]s hitting your [[retina]]. #: ''The '''color''' of the [[sea]] is blue.'' Common colors include: {| style="text-align:center" |{{colorbox|black}} [[black]] || {{colorbox|white|border: 1px black solid}} [[white]] || {{colorbox|gray}} [[gray]] || {{colorbox|red}} [[red]] || {{colorbox|orange}} [[orange]] || {{colorbox|yellow}} [[yellow]] || {{colorbox|green}} [[green]] || {{colorbox|blue}} [[blue]] || {{colorbox|purple}} [[purple]] || {{colorbox|pink}} [[pink]] || {{colorbox|brown}} [[brown]] |} == Verb == {{verb|color|colors|colored|coloring}} # to give something color #: ''Rose '''colored''' the [[drawing]] with a [[pencil]].'' == Usage == '''color''' is spelled '''[[color]]''' in some [[countries]], such as the [[United Kingdom]]. [[ar:color]] [[ca:color]] [[en:color]] [[es:color]] [[fr:color]] [[ko:color]] [[hy:color]] [[io:color]] [[kk:color]] [[ky:color]] [[hu:color]] [[nl:color]] [[ja:color]] [[no:color]] [[pl:color]] [[pt:color]] [[ru:color]] [[fi:color]] [[sv:color]] [[vi:color]] [[uk:color]] [[zh:color]] 12159 2006-11-11T04:14:35Z Tangotango 94 /* Usage */ fix <!-- NOTE: If you edit this entry, be sure to make the same changes to [[colour]] --> {| style="float:right" | [[Image:AdditiveColorMixing.png|thumb|100px|[[Red]], [[blue]] and [[green]] [[light]]s mixed make lighter colors.]] | [[Image:SubtractiveColorMixing.png|thumb|100px|[[Cyan]], [[yellow]] and [[magenta]] [[paint]]s mixed make darker colors.]] |} {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun|color|colors}} # the [[feeling]] caused by [[light]] in your eyes, due to light of various [[wavelength]]s hitting your [[retina]]. #: ''The '''color''' of the [[sea]] is blue.'' Common colors include: {| style="text-align:center" |{{colorbox|black}} [[black]] || {{colorbox|white|border: 1px black solid}} [[white]] || {{colorbox|gray}} [[gray]] || {{colorbox|red}} [[red]] || {{colorbox|orange}} [[orange]] || {{colorbox|yellow}} [[yellow]] || {{colorbox|green}} [[green]] || {{colorbox|blue}} [[blue]] || {{colorbox|purple}} [[purple]] || {{colorbox|pink}} [[pink]] || {{colorbox|brown}} [[brown]] |} == Verb == {{verb|color|colors|colored|coloring}} # to give something color #: ''Rose '''colored''' the [[drawing]] with a [[pencil]].'' == Usage == * '''color''' is spelled '''[[colour]]''' in some [[countries]], such as the [[United Kingdom]]. [[ar:color]] [[ca:color]] [[en:color]] [[es:color]] [[fr:color]] [[ko:color]] [[hy:color]] [[io:color]] [[kk:color]] [[ky:color]] [[hu:color]] [[nl:color]] [[ja:color]] [[no:color]] [[pl:color]] [[pt:color]] [[ru:color]] [[fi:color]] [[sv:color]] [[vi:color]] [[uk:color]] [[zh:color]] 13447 2006-12-06T22:41:06Z Brett 77 other spelling <!-- NOTE: If you edit this entry, be sure to make the same changes to [[colour]] --> {| style="float:right" | [[Image:AdditiveColorMixing.png|thumb|100px|[[Red]], [[blue]] and [[green]] [[light]]s mixed make lighter colors.]] | [[Image:SubtractiveColorMixing.png|thumb|100px|[[Cyan]], [[yellow]] and [[magenta]] [[paint]]s mixed make darker colors.]] |} {{BE850}} ===Other spellings=== * [[color]] ==Noun== {{noun|color|colors}} # the [[feeling]] caused by [[light]] in your eyes, due to light of various [[wavelength]]s hitting your [[retina]]. #: ''The '''color''' of the [[sea]] is blue.'' Common colors include: {| style="text-align:center" |{{colorbox|black}} [[black]] || {{colorbox|white|border: 1px black solid}} [[white]] || {{colorbox|gray}} [[gray]] || {{colorbox|red}} [[red]] || {{colorbox|orange}} [[orange]] || {{colorbox|yellow}} [[yellow]] || {{colorbox|green}} [[green]] || {{colorbox|blue}} [[blue]] || {{colorbox|purple}} [[purple]] || {{colorbox|pink}} [[pink]] || {{colorbox|brown}} [[brown]] |} == Verb == {{verb|color|colors|colored|coloring}} # to give something color #: ''Rose '''colored''' the [[drawing]] with a [[pencil]].'' == Usage == * '''color''' is spelled '''[[colour]]''' in some [[countries]], such as the [[United Kingdom]]. [[ar:color]] [[ca:color]] [[en:color]] [[es:color]] [[fr:color]] [[ko:color]] [[hy:color]] [[io:color]] [[kk:color]] [[ky:color]] [[hu:color]] [[nl:color]] [[ja:color]] [[no:color]] [[pl:color]] [[pt:color]] [[ru:color]] [[fi:color]] [[sv:color]] [[vi:color]] [[uk:color]] [[zh:color]] 13448 2006-12-06T22:41:22Z Brett 77 <!-- NOTE: If you edit this entry, be sure to make the same changes to [[colour]] --> {| style="float:right" | [[Image:AdditiveColorMixing.png|thumb|100px|[[Red]], [[blue]] and [[green]] [[light]]s mixed make lighter colors.]] | [[Image:SubtractiveColorMixing.png|thumb|100px|[[Cyan]], [[yellow]] and [[magenta]] [[paint]]s mixed make darker colors.]] |} {{BE850}} ===Other spellings=== * [[colour]] ==Noun== {{noun|color|colors}} # the [[feeling]] caused by [[light]] in your eyes, due to light of various [[wavelength]]s hitting your [[retina]]. #: ''The '''color''' of the [[sea]] is blue.'' Common colors include: {| style="text-align:center" |{{colorbox|black}} [[black]] || {{colorbox|white|border: 1px black solid}} [[white]] || {{colorbox|gray}} [[gray]] || {{colorbox|red}} [[red]] || {{colorbox|orange}} [[orange]] || {{colorbox|yellow}} [[yellow]] || {{colorbox|green}} [[green]] || {{colorbox|blue}} [[blue]] || {{colorbox|purple}} [[purple]] || {{colorbox|pink}} [[pink]] || {{colorbox|brown}} [[brown]] |} == Verb == {{verb|color|colors|colored|coloring}} # to give something color #: ''Rose '''colored''' the [[drawing]] with a [[pencil]].'' == Usage == * '''color''' is spelled '''[[colour]]''' in some [[countries]], such as the [[United Kingdom]]. [[ar:color]] [[ca:color]] [[en:color]] [[es:color]] [[fr:color]] [[ko:color]] [[hy:color]] [[io:color]] [[kk:color]] [[ky:color]] [[hu:color]] [[nl:color]] [[ja:color]] [[no:color]] [[pl:color]] [[pt:color]] [[ru:color]] [[fi:color]] [[sv:color]] [[vi:color]] [[uk:color]] [[zh:color]] 13723 2006-12-12T23:21:48Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ku:color]] <!-- NOTE: If you edit this entry, be sure to make the same changes to [[colour]] --> {| style="float:right" | [[Image:AdditiveColorMixing.png|thumb|100px|[[Red]], [[blue]] and [[green]] [[light]]s mixed make lighter colors.]] | [[Image:SubtractiveColorMixing.png|thumb|100px|[[Cyan]], [[yellow]] and [[magenta]] [[paint]]s mixed make darker colors.]] |} {{BE850}} ===Other spellings=== * [[colour]] ==Noun== {{noun|color|colors}} # the [[feeling]] caused by [[light]] in your eyes, due to light of various [[wavelength]]s hitting your [[retina]]. #: ''The '''color''' of the [[sea]] is blue.'' Common colors include: {| style="text-align:center" |{{colorbox|black}} [[black]] || {{colorbox|white|border: 1px black solid}} [[white]] || {{colorbox|gray}} [[gray]] || {{colorbox|red}} [[red]] || {{colorbox|orange}} [[orange]] || {{colorbox|yellow}} [[yellow]] || {{colorbox|green}} [[green]] || {{colorbox|blue}} [[blue]] || {{colorbox|purple}} [[purple]] || {{colorbox|pink}} [[pink]] || {{colorbox|brown}} [[brown]] |} == Verb == {{verb|color|colors|colored|coloring}} # to give something color #: ''Rose '''colored''' the [[drawing]] with a [[pencil]].'' == Usage == * '''color''' is spelled '''[[colour]]''' in some [[countries]], such as the [[United Kingdom]]. [[ar:color]] [[ca:color]] [[en:color]] [[es:color]] [[fr:color]] [[ko:color]] [[hy:color]] [[io:color]] [[kk:color]] [[ky:color]] [[ku:color]] [[hu:color]] [[nl:color]] [[ja:color]] [[no:color]] [[pl:color]] [[pt:color]] [[ru:color]] [[fi:color]] [[sv:color]] [[vi:color]] [[uk:color]] [[zh:color]] 14273 2006-12-21T19:06:38Z Brett 77 /* Usage */ <!-- NOTE: If you edit this entry, be sure to make the same changes to [[colour]] --> {| style="float:right" | [[Image:AdditiveColorMixing.png|thumb|100px|[[Red]], [[blue]] and [[green]] [[light]]s mixed make lighter colors.]] | [[Image:SubtractiveColorMixing.png|thumb|100px|[[Cyan]], [[yellow]] and [[magenta]] [[paint]]s mixed make darker colors.]] |} {{BE850}} ===Other spellings=== * [[colour]] ==Noun== {{noun|color|colors}} # the [[feeling]] caused by [[light]] in your eyes, due to light of various [[wavelength]]s hitting your [[retina]]. #: ''The '''color''' of the [[sea]] is blue.'' Common colors include: {| style="text-align:center" |{{colorbox|black}} [[black]] || {{colorbox|white|border: 1px black solid}} [[white]] || {{colorbox|gray}} [[gray]] || {{colorbox|red}} [[red]] || {{colorbox|orange}} [[orange]] || {{colorbox|yellow}} [[yellow]] || {{colorbox|green}} [[green]] || {{colorbox|blue}} [[blue]] || {{colorbox|purple}} [[purple]] || {{colorbox|pink}} [[pink]] || {{colorbox|brown}} [[brown]] |} == Verb == {{verb|color|colors|colored|coloring}} # to give something color #: ''Rose '''colored''' the [[drawing]] with a [[pencil]].'' [[ar:color]] [[ca:color]] [[en:color]] [[es:color]] [[fr:color]] [[ko:color]] [[hy:color]] [[io:color]] [[kk:color]] [[ky:color]] [[ku:color]] [[hu:color]] [[nl:color]] [[ja:color]] [[no:color]] [[pl:color]] [[pt:color]] [[ru:color]] [[fi:color]] [[sv:color]] [[vi:color]] [[uk:color]] [[zh:color]] 1730 4191 2005-11-22T22:30:06Z Gmcfoley 41 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''B''' or '''b''' # The [[second]] [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "a" comes before '''"b"''' 4607 2006-01-13T09:21:57Z H2g2bob 43 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''B''' or '''b''' # The [[second]] [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "a" comes before '''"b"''' {{alphabet}} 5139 2006-02-23T00:59:36Z Conversion script [[B]] moved to [[b]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''B''' or '''b''' # The [[second]] [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "a" comes before '''"b"''' {{alphabet}} 7421 2006-07-19T00:24:47Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: an, de, en, es, eu, fi, fr, gl, hr, ia, id, ja, ko, ku, nl, pl, sk, sl, sq, vi, zh-min-nan ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''B''' or '''b''' # The [[second]] [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "a" comes before '''"b"''' {{alphabet}} [[an:b]] [[zh-min-nan:b]] [[de:b]] [[en:b]] [[es:b]] [[eu:b]] [[fr:b]] [[gl:b]] [[ko:b]] [[hr:b]] [[id:b]] [[ia:b]] [[ku:b]] [[nl:b]] [[ja:b]] [[pl:b]] [[sq:b]] [[sk:b]] [[sl:b]] [[fi:b]] [[vi:b]] 10410 2006-10-06T08:56:56Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[it:b]], [[ur:b]] Removing: [[eu:b]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''B''' or '''b''' # The [[second]] [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "a" comes before '''"b"''' {{alphabet}} [[an:b]] [[zh-min-nan:b]] [[de:b]] [[en:b]] [[es:b]] [[fr:b]] [[gl:b]] [[ko:b]] [[hr:b]] [[id:b]] [[ia:b]] [[it:b]] [[ku:b]] [[nl:b]] [[ja:b]] [[pl:b]] [[sq:b]] [[sk:b]] [[sl:b]] [[fi:b]] [[vi:b]] [[ur:b]] 11414 2006-10-20T20:39:25Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:b]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''B''' or '''b''' # The [[second]] [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "a" comes before '''"b"''' {{alphabet}} [[an:b]] [[zh-min-nan:b]] [[de:b]] [[en:b]] [[es:b]] [[fr:b]] [[gl:b]] [[ko:b]] [[hr:b]] [[id:b]] [[ia:b]] [[it:b]] [[ku:b]] [[nl:b]] [[ja:b]] [[pl:b]] [[ru:b]] [[sq:b]] [[sk:b]] [[sl:b]] [[fi:b]] [[vi:b]] [[ur:b]] 12838 2006-11-27T11:01:49Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ms:b]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''B''' or '''b''' # The [[second]] [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "a" comes before '''"b"''' {{alphabet}} [[an:b]] [[zh-min-nan:b]] [[de:b]] [[en:b]] [[es:b]] [[fr:b]] [[gl:b]] [[ko:b]] [[hr:b]] [[id:b]] [[ia:b]] [[it:b]] [[ku:b]] [[ms:b]] [[nl:b]] [[ja:b]] [[pl:b]] [[ru:b]] [[sq:b]] [[sk:b]] [[sl:b]] [[fi:b]] [[vi:b]] [[ur:b]] 1731 4196 2005-11-23T01:47:54Z Gmcfoley 41 ==List of administrators== There are no administrators at the Simple English Wiktionary at this time. ==Requests for administrator/bureaucrat rights== I have made a request for bureaucrat access on [[meta:Requests_for_permissions#Simple English Wiktionary|Meta]] --[[User:Gmcfoley|Gmcfoley]] 01:47, 23 November 2005 (UTC) 4378 2005-12-12T20:55:57Z 81.56.190.128 Sysop status granted to Gmcfoley ==List of administrators== There are no administrators at the Simple English Wiktionary at this time. ==Requests for administrator/bureaucrat rights== I have made a request for bureaucrat access on [[meta:Requests_for_permissions#Simple English Wiktionary|Meta]] --[[User:Gmcfoley|Gmcfoley]] 01:47, 23 November 2005 (UTC) * Sysop status granted. [[m:User:Yann|Yann]] 4390 2005-12-13T00:00:03Z Gmcfoley 41 /* List of administrators */ ==List of administrators== * [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] ==Requests for administrator/bureaucrat rights== I have made a request for bureaucrat access on [[meta:Requests_for_permissions#Simple English Wiktionary|Meta]] --[[User:Gmcfoley|Gmcfoley]] 01:47, 23 November 2005 (UTC) * Sysop status granted. [[m:User:Yann|Yann]] 4395 2005-12-14T08:41:55Z Gmcfoley 41 /* List of administrators */ ==List of administrators== :''An automated list can be seen at [[Special:Listusers/sysop]] * [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] ==Requests for administrator/bureaucrat rights== I have made a request for bureaucrat access on [[meta:Requests_for_permissions#Simple English Wiktionary|Meta]] --[[User:Gmcfoley|Gmcfoley]] 01:47, 23 November 2005 (UTC) * Sysop status granted. [[m:User:Yann|Yann]] 4499 2005-12-18T06:35:13Z Gmcfoley 41 /* Requests for administrator/bureaucrat rights */ ==List of administrators== :''An automated list can be seen at [[Special:Listusers/sysop]] * [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] ==Requests for administrator/bureaucrat rights== I have made a request for bureaucrat access on [[meta:Requests_for_permissions#Simple English Wiktionary|Meta]] --[[User:Gmcfoley|Gmcfoley]] 01:47, 23 November 2005 (UTC) * Sysop status granted. 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[[m:User:Yann|Yann]] [[User:Flcelloguy]] has made a request for admin access on [[meta:Requests_for_permissions#Simple English Wiktionary|Meta]]. *'''Support''' It's no big deal -- [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 06:35, 18 December 2005 (UTC) :Done, [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] is now admin here. [[User:Aurevilly|Aurevilly]] 20:36, 12 January 2006 (UTC) 4603 2006-01-12T22:20:58Z Gmcfoley 41 /* List of administrators */ An '''administrator''' is also called a ''sysop''. You can add requests to this page for things that can only be done by sysops. ==List of administrators== :''You can look at an automaic list at [[Special:Listusers/sysop]] * [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] * [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] ==Requests for administrator/bureaucrat rights== I have made a request for bureaucrat access on [[meta:Requests_for_permissions#Simple English Wiktionary|Meta]] --[[User:Gmcfoley|Gmcfoley]] 01:47, 23 November 2005 (UTC) * Sysop status granted. [[m:User:Yann|Yann]] [[User:Flcelloguy]] has made a request for admin access on [[meta:Requests_for_permissions#Simple English Wiktionary|Meta]]. *'''Support''' It's no big deal -- [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 06:35, 18 December 2005 (UTC) :Done, [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] is now admin here. [[User:Aurevilly|Aurevilly]] 20:36, 12 January 2006 (UTC) 4696 2006-01-15T22:37:25Z H2g2bob 43 An '''administrator''' is also called a ''sysop''. You can add requests to this page for things that can only be done by sysops. ==List of administrators== :''You can look at an automaic list at [[Special:Listusers/sysop]] * [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] * [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] ==Requests for administrator/bureaucrat rights== I have made a request for bureaucrat access on [[meta:Requests_for_permissions#Simple English Wiktionary|Meta]] --[[User:Gmcfoley|Gmcfoley]] 01:47, 23 November 2005 (UTC) * Sysop status granted. [[m:User:Yann|Yann]] [[User:Flcelloguy]] has made a request for admin access on [[meta:Requests_for_permissions#Simple English Wiktionary|Meta]]. *'''Support''' It's no big deal -- [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 06:35, 18 December 2005 (UTC) :Done, [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] is now admin here. [[User:Aurevilly|Aurevilly]] 20:36, 12 January 2006 (UTC) I've made a request for admin (sysop) access at [http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Requests_for_permissions Meta] for simple.wiktionary. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 22:37, 15 January 2006 (UTC) 4699 2006-01-16T05:31:05Z Gmcfoley 41 /* Requests for administrator/bureaucrat rights */ An '''administrator''' is also called a ''sysop''. You can add requests to this page for things that can only be done by sysops. ==List of administrators== :''You can look at an automaic list at [[Special:Listusers/sysop]] * [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] * [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] ==Requests for administrator/bureaucrat rights== ===[[User:Gmcfoley|Gmcfoley]]=== I have made a request for bureaucrat access on [[meta:Requests_for_permissions#Simple English Wiktionary|Meta]] --[[User:Gmcfoley|Gmcfoley]] 01:47, 23 November 2005 (UTC) * Sysop status granted. [[m:User:Yann|Yann]] ===[[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]]=== [[User:Flcelloguy]] has made a request for admin access on [[meta:Requests_for_permissions#Simple English Wiktionary|Meta]]. *'''Support''' It's no big deal -- [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 06:35, 18 December 2005 (UTC) :Done, [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] is now admin here. [[User:Aurevilly|Aurevilly]] 20:36, 12 January 2006 (UTC) ===[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]]=== I've made a request for admin (sysop) access at [http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Requests_for_permissions Meta] for simple.wiktionary. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 22:37, 15 January 2006 (UTC) *'''Support''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 05:31, 16 January 2006 (UTC) 4701 2006-01-16T13:29:00Z 85.186.48.144 /* [[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] */ An '''administrator''' is also called a ''sysop''. You can add requests to this page for things that can only be done by sysops. ==List of administrators== :''You can look at an automaic list at [[Special:Listusers/sysop]] * [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] * [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] ==Requests for administrator/bureaucrat rights== ===[[User:Gmcfoley|Gmcfoley]]=== I have made a request for bureaucrat access on [[meta:Requests_for_permissions#Simple English Wiktionary|Meta]] --[[User:Gmcfoley|Gmcfoley]] 01:47, 23 November 2005 (UTC) * Sysop status granted. [[m:User:Yann|Yann]] ===[[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]]=== [[User:Flcelloguy]] has made a request for admin access on [[meta:Requests_for_permissions#Simple English Wiktionary|Meta]]. *'''Support''' It's no big deal -- [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 06:35, 18 December 2005 (UTC) :Done, [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] is now admin here. [[User:Aurevilly|Aurevilly]] 20:36, 12 January 2006 (UTC) ===[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]]=== I've made a request for admin (sysop) access at [http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Requests_for_permissions Meta] for simple.wiktionary. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 22:37, 15 January 2006 (UTC) *'''Support''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 05:31, 16 January 2006 (UTC) :Done! -[[:ro:w:Utilizator:Romihaitza|Romihaitza]] 13:28, 16 January 2006 (UTC) 4718 2006-01-18T19:05:17Z Gmcfoley 41 /* List of administrators */ An '''administrator''' is also called a ''sysop''. You can add requests to this page for things that can only be done by sysops. ==List of administrators== :''You can look at an automaic list at [[Special:Listusers/sysop]] * [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] * [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] * [[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] ==Requests for administrator/bureaucrat rights== ===[[User:Gmcfoley|Gmcfoley]]=== I have made a request for bureaucrat access on [[meta:Requests_for_permissions#Simple English Wiktionary|Meta]] --[[User:Gmcfoley|Gmcfoley]] 01:47, 23 November 2005 (UTC) * Sysop status granted. [[m:User:Yann|Yann]] ===[[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]]=== [[User:Flcelloguy]] has made a request for admin access on [[meta:Requests_for_permissions#Simple English Wiktionary|Meta]]. *'''Support''' It's no big deal -- [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 06:35, 18 December 2005 (UTC) :Done, [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] is now admin here. [[User:Aurevilly|Aurevilly]] 20:36, 12 January 2006 (UTC) ===[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]]=== I've made a request for admin (sysop) access at [http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Requests_for_permissions Meta] for simple.wiktionary. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 22:37, 15 January 2006 (UTC) *'''Support''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 05:31, 16 January 2006 (UTC) :Done! -[[:ro:w:Utilizator:Romihaitza|Romihaitza]] 13:28, 16 January 2006 (UTC) 4754 2006-01-27T12:48:25Z Cromwellt 61 Added section and comment An '''administrator''' is also called a ''sysop''. You can add requests to this page for things that can only be done by sysops. ==List of administrators== :''You can look at an automaic list at [[Special:Listusers/sysop]] * [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] * [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] * [[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] ==Requests for administrator/bureaucrat rights== ===[[User:Gmcfoley|Gmcfoley]]=== I have made a request for bureaucrat access on [[meta:Requests_for_permissions#Simple English Wiktionary|Meta]] --[[User:Gmcfoley|Gmcfoley]] 01:47, 23 November 2005 (UTC) * Sysop status granted. [[m:User:Yann|Yann]] ===[[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]]=== [[User:Flcelloguy]] has made a request for admin access on [[meta:Requests_for_permissions#Simple English Wiktionary|Meta]]. *'''Support''' It's no big deal -- [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 06:35, 18 December 2005 (UTC) :Done, [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] is now admin here. [[User:Aurevilly|Aurevilly]] 20:36, 12 January 2006 (UTC) ===[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]]=== I've made a request for admin (sysop) access at [http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Requests_for_permissions Meta] for simple.wiktionary. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 22:37, 15 January 2006 (UTC) *'''Support''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 05:31, 16 January 2006 (UTC) :Done! -[[:ro:w:Utilizator:Romihaitza|Romihaitza]] 13:28, 16 January 2006 (UTC) ==Requests for administrator attention== An administrator needs to update the [[Special:Statistics]] page. It is much simpler when it is automated. If those extra pages are counted in English Wiktionary, they need to be counted here also. If not, they have a way to omit them automatically. Because a page similar to this one changes often, a "last changed" date in the footer would also be nice. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 12:48, 27 January 2006 (UTC) 4758 2006-01-27T13:12:17Z Cromwellt 61 comment An '''administrator''' is also called a ''sysop''. You can add requests to this page for things that can only be done by sysops. ==List of administrators== :''You can look at an automaic list at [[Special:Listusers/sysop]] * [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] * [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] * [[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] ==Requests for administrator/bureaucrat rights== ===[[User:Gmcfoley|Gmcfoley]]=== I have made a request for bureaucrat access on [[meta:Requests_for_permissions#Simple English Wiktionary|Meta]] --[[User:Gmcfoley|Gmcfoley]] 01:47, 23 November 2005 (UTC) * Sysop status granted. [[m:User:Yann|Yann]] ===[[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]]=== [[User:Flcelloguy]] has made a request for admin access on [[meta:Requests_for_permissions#Simple English Wiktionary|Meta]]. *'''Support''' It's no big deal -- [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 06:35, 18 December 2005 (UTC) :Done, [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] is now admin here. [[User:Aurevilly|Aurevilly]] 20:36, 12 January 2006 (UTC) ===[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]]=== I've made a request for admin (sysop) access at [http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Requests_for_permissions Meta] for simple.wiktionary. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 22:37, 15 January 2006 (UTC) *'''Support''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 05:31, 16 January 2006 (UTC) :Done! -[[:ro:w:Utilizator:Romihaitza|Romihaitza]] 13:28, 16 January 2006 (UTC) ==Requests for administrator attention== An administrator needs to update the [[Special:Statistics]] page. It is much simpler when it is automated. If those extra pages are counted in English Wiktionary, they need to be counted here also. If not, they have a way to omit them automatically. Because a page similar to this one changes often, a "last changed" date in the footer would also be nice. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 12:48, 27 January 2006 (UTC) :Realizing I just showed my ignorance of how this stuff works, I grin sheepishly. But there are some updates that could be done, such as fixing where the word "articles" is on the next line. How are the number of actual article pages calculated? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 13:12, 27 January 2006 (UTC) 4877 2006-02-17T21:25:33Z Cromwellt 61 /* Requests for administrator/bureaucrat rights */ An '''administrator''' is also called a ''sysop''. You can add requests to this page for things that can only be done by sysops. ==List of administrators== :''You can look at an automaic list at [[Special:Listusers/sysop]] * [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] * [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] * [[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] ==Requests for administrator/bureaucrat rights== ===[[User:Gmcfoley|Gmcfoley]]=== I have made a request for bureaucrat access on [[meta:Requests_for_permissions#Simple English Wiktionary|Meta]] --[[User:Gmcfoley|Gmcfoley]] 01:47, 23 November 2005 (UTC) * Sysop status granted. [[m:User:Yann|Yann]] ===[[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]]=== [[User:Flcelloguy]] has made a request for admin access on [[meta:Requests_for_permissions#Simple English Wiktionary|Meta]]. *'''Support''' It's no big deal -- [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 06:35, 18 December 2005 (UTC) :Done, [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] is now admin here. [[User:Aurevilly|Aurevilly]] 20:36, 12 January 2006 (UTC) ===[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]]=== I've made a request for admin (sysop) access at [http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Requests_for_permissions Meta] for simple.wiktionary. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 22:37, 15 January 2006 (UTC) *'''Support''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 05:31, 16 January 2006 (UTC) :Done! -[[:ro:w:Utilizator:Romihaitza|Romihaitza]] 13:28, 16 January 2006 (UTC) ===[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]=== I have requested admin access at [[meta:Requests for permissions#Simple English Wiktionary|meta]] for Simple English Wiktionary. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:25, 17 February 2006 (UTC) ==Requests for administrator attention== An administrator needs to update the [[Special:Statistics]] page. It is much simpler when it is automated. If those extra pages are counted in English Wiktionary, they need to be counted here also. If not, they have a way to omit them automatically. Because a page similar to this one changes often, a "last changed" date in the footer would also be nice. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 12:48, 27 January 2006 (UTC) :Realizing I just showed my ignorance of how this stuff works, I grin sheepishly. But there are some updates that could be done, such as fixing where the word "articles" is on the next line. How are the number of actual article pages calculated? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 13:12, 27 January 2006 (UTC) 4878 2006-02-17T21:38:28Z Gmcfoley 41 /* [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]] */ An '''administrator''' is also called a ''sysop''. You can add requests to this page for things that can only be done by sysops. ==List of administrators== :''You can look at an automaic list at [[Special:Listusers/sysop]] * [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] * [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] * [[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] ==Requests for administrator/bureaucrat rights== ===[[User:Gmcfoley|Gmcfoley]]=== I have made a request for bureaucrat access on [[meta:Requests_for_permissions#Simple English Wiktionary|Meta]] --[[User:Gmcfoley|Gmcfoley]] 01:47, 23 November 2005 (UTC) * Sysop status granted. [[m:User:Yann|Yann]] ===[[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]]=== [[User:Flcelloguy]] has made a request for admin access on [[meta:Requests_for_permissions#Simple English Wiktionary|Meta]]. *'''Support''' It's no big deal -- [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 06:35, 18 December 2005 (UTC) :Done, [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] is now admin here. [[User:Aurevilly|Aurevilly]] 20:36, 12 January 2006 (UTC) ===[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]]=== I've made a request for admin (sysop) access at [http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Requests_for_permissions Meta] for simple.wiktionary. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 22:37, 15 January 2006 (UTC) *'''Support''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 05:31, 16 January 2006 (UTC) :Done! -[[:ro:w:Utilizator:Romihaitza|Romihaitza]] 13:28, 16 January 2006 (UTC) ===[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]=== I have requested admin access at [[meta:Requests for permissions#Simple English Wiktionary|meta]] for Simple English Wiktionary. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:25, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Support''' Why not? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 21:38, 17 February 2006 (UTC) ==Requests for administrator attention== An administrator needs to update the [[Special:Statistics]] page. It is much simpler when it is automated. If those extra pages are counted in English Wiktionary, they need to be counted here also. If not, they have a way to omit them automatically. Because a page similar to this one changes often, a "last changed" date in the footer would also be nice. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 12:48, 27 January 2006 (UTC) :Realizing I just showed my ignorance of how this stuff works, I grin sheepishly. But there are some updates that could be done, such as fixing where the word "articles" is on the next line. How are the number of actual article pages calculated? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 13:12, 27 January 2006 (UTC) 4905 2006-02-19T13:39:17Z 85.186.48.144 /* [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]] */ An '''administrator''' is also called a ''sysop''. You can add requests to this page for things that can only be done by sysops. ==List of administrators== :''You can look at an automaic list at [[Special:Listusers/sysop]] * [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] * [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] * [[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] ==Requests for administrator/bureaucrat rights== ===[[User:Gmcfoley|Gmcfoley]]=== I have made a request for bureaucrat access on [[meta:Requests_for_permissions#Simple English Wiktionary|Meta]] --[[User:Gmcfoley|Gmcfoley]] 01:47, 23 November 2005 (UTC) * Sysop status granted. [[m:User:Yann|Yann]] ===[[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]]=== [[User:Flcelloguy]] has made a request for admin access on [[meta:Requests_for_permissions#Simple English Wiktionary|Meta]]. *'''Support''' It's no big deal -- [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 06:35, 18 December 2005 (UTC) :Done, [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] is now admin here. [[User:Aurevilly|Aurevilly]] 20:36, 12 January 2006 (UTC) ===[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]]=== I've made a request for admin (sysop) access at [http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Requests_for_permissions Meta] for simple.wiktionary. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 22:37, 15 January 2006 (UTC) *'''Support''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 05:31, 16 January 2006 (UTC) :Done! -[[:ro:w:Utilizator:Romihaitza|Romihaitza]] 13:28, 16 January 2006 (UTC) ===[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]=== I have requested admin access at [[meta:Requests for permissions#Simple English Wiktionary|meta]] for Simple English Wiktionary. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:25, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Support''' Why not? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 21:38, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :Done! -[[w:ro:Utilizator:Romihaitza|Romihaitza]] 13:38, 19 February 2006 (UTC) ==Requests for administrator attention== An administrator needs to update the [[Special:Statistics]] page. It is much simpler when it is automated. If those extra pages are counted in English Wiktionary, they need to be counted here also. If not, they have a way to omit them automatically. Because a page similar to this one changes often, a "last changed" date in the footer would also be nice. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 12:48, 27 January 2006 (UTC) :Realizing I just showed my ignorance of how this stuff works, I grin sheepishly. But there are some updates that could be done, such as fixing where the word "articles" is on the next line. How are the number of actual article pages calculated? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 13:12, 27 January 2006 (UTC) 4910 2006-02-19T17:24:23Z Cromwellt 61 Added my name to admin list An '''administrator''' is also called a ''sysop''. You can add requests to this page for things that can only be done by sysops. ==List of administrators== :''You can look at an automaic list at [[Special:Listusers/sysop]] * [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] * [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] * [[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] * [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]] ==Requests for administrator/bureaucrat rights== ===[[User:Gmcfoley|Gmcfoley]]=== I have made a request for bureaucrat access on [[meta:Requests_for_permissions#Simple English Wiktionary|Meta]] --[[User:Gmcfoley|Gmcfoley]] 01:47, 23 November 2005 (UTC) * Sysop status granted. [[m:User:Yann|Yann]] ===[[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]]=== [[User:Flcelloguy]] has made a request for admin access on [[meta:Requests_for_permissions#Simple English Wiktionary|Meta]]. *'''Support''' It's no big deal -- [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 06:35, 18 December 2005 (UTC) :Done, [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] is now admin here. [[User:Aurevilly|Aurevilly]] 20:36, 12 January 2006 (UTC) ===[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]]=== I've made a request for admin (sysop) access at [http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Requests_for_permissions Meta] for simple.wiktionary. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 22:37, 15 January 2006 (UTC) *'''Support''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 05:31, 16 January 2006 (UTC) :Done! -[[:ro:w:Utilizator:Romihaitza|Romihaitza]] 13:28, 16 January 2006 (UTC) ===[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]=== I have requested admin access at [[meta:Requests for permissions#Simple English Wiktionary|meta]] for Simple English Wiktionary. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:25, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Support''' Why not? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 21:38, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :Done! -[[w:ro:Utilizator:Romihaitza|Romihaitza]] 13:38, 19 February 2006 (UTC) ==Requests for administrator attention== An administrator needs to update the [[Special:Statistics]] page. It is much simpler when it is automated. If those extra pages are counted in English Wiktionary, they need to be counted here also. If not, they have a way to omit them automatically. Because a page similar to this one changes often, a "last changed" date in the footer would also be nice. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 12:48, 27 January 2006 (UTC) :Realizing I just showed my ignorance of how this stuff works, I grin sheepishly. But there are some updates that could be done, such as fixing where the word "articles" is on the next line. How are the number of actual article pages calculated? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 13:12, 27 January 2006 (UTC) 4922 2006-02-20T00:20:38Z Gmcfoley 41 /* Requests for administrator/bureaucrat rights */ An '''administrator''' is also called a ''sysop''. You can add requests to this page for things that can only be done by sysops. ==List of administrators== :''You can look at an automaic list at [[Special:Listusers/sysop]] * [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] * [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] * [[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] * [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]] ==Requests for administrator/bureaucrat rights== ===[[User:Gmcfoley|Gmcfoley]]=== I have made a request for bureaucrat access on [[meta:Requests_for_permissions#Simple English Wiktionary|Meta]] --[[User:Gmcfoley|Gmcfoley]] 01:47, 23 November 2005 (UTC) * Sysop status granted. [[m:User:Yann|Yann]] ===[[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]]=== [[User:Flcelloguy]] has made a request for admin access on [[meta:Requests_for_permissions#Simple English Wiktionary|Meta]]. *'''Support''' It's no big deal -- [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 06:35, 18 December 2005 (UTC) :Done, [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] is now admin here. [[User:Aurevilly|Aurevilly]] 20:36, 12 January 2006 (UTC) ===[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]]=== I've made a request for admin (sysop) access at [http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Requests_for_permissions Meta] for simple.wiktionary. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 22:37, 15 January 2006 (UTC) *'''Support''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 05:31, 16 January 2006 (UTC) :Done! -[[:ro:w:Utilizator:Romihaitza|Romihaitza]] 13:28, 16 January 2006 (UTC) ===[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]=== I have requested admin access at [[meta:Requests for permissions#Simple English Wiktionary|meta]] for Simple English Wiktionary. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:25, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Support''' Why not? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 21:38, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :Done! -[[w:ro:Utilizator:Romihaitza|Romihaitza]] 13:38, 19 February 2006 (UTC) ===[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]]=== Nominating for bureaucrat rights. Thinking about it, it would be better if someone could make admins without having to go to Meta all the time. He has made a lot of good edits to the site and is the longest active admin who's not thinking of quitting. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:20, 20 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Support''' of course. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:20, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ==Requests for administrator attention== An administrator needs to update the [[Special:Statistics]] page. It is much simpler when it is automated. If those extra pages are counted in English Wiktionary, they need to be counted here also. If not, they have a way to omit them automatically. Because a page similar to this one changes often, a "last changed" date in the footer would also be nice. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 12:48, 27 January 2006 (UTC) :Realizing I just showed my ignorance of how this stuff works, I grin sheepishly. But there are some updates that could be done, such as fixing where the word "articles" is on the next line. How are the number of actual article pages calculated? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 13:12, 27 January 2006 (UTC) 4924 2006-02-20T00:23:45Z Gmcfoley 41 /* Requests for administrator/bureaucrat rights */ Archived An '''administrator''' is also called a ''sysop''. You can add requests to this page for things that can only be done by sysops. ==List of administrators== :''You can look at an automaic list at [[Special:Listusers/sysop]] * [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] * [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] * [[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] * [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]] ==Requests for administrator/bureaucrat rights== ===[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]=== I have requested admin access at [[meta:Requests for permissions#Simple English Wiktionary|meta]] for Simple English Wiktionary. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:25, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Support''' Why not? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 21:38, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :Done! -[[w:ro:Utilizator:Romihaitza|Romihaitza]] 13:38, 19 February 2006 (UTC) ===[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]]=== Nominating for bureaucrat rights. Thinking about it, it would be better if someone could make admins without having to go to Meta all the time. He has made a lot of good edits to the site and is the longest active admin who's not thinking of quitting. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:20, 20 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Support''' of course. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:20, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ==Requests for administrator attention== An administrator needs to update the [[Special:Statistics]] page. It is much simpler when it is automated. If those extra pages are counted in English Wiktionary, they need to be counted here also. If not, they have a way to omit them automatically. Because a page similar to this one changes often, a "last changed" date in the footer would also be nice. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 12:48, 27 January 2006 (UTC) :Realizing I just showed my ignorance of how this stuff works, I grin sheepishly. But there are some updates that could be done, such as fixing where the word "articles" is on the next line. How are the number of actual article pages calculated? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 13:12, 27 January 2006 (UTC) 4925 2006-02-20T00:24:13Z Gmcfoley 41 An '''administrator''' is also called a ''sysop''. You can add requests to this page for things that can only be done by sysops. [[Wiktionary:Administrators/Archive]] ==List of administrators== :''You can look at an automaic list at [[Special:Listusers/sysop]] * [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] * [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] * [[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] * [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]] ==Requests for administrator/bureaucrat rights== ===[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]=== I have requested admin access at [[meta:Requests for permissions#Simple English Wiktionary|meta]] for Simple English Wiktionary. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:25, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Support''' Why not? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 21:38, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :Done! -[[w:ro:Utilizator:Romihaitza|Romihaitza]] 13:38, 19 February 2006 (UTC) ===[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]]=== Nominating for bureaucrat rights. Thinking about it, it would be better if someone could make admins without having to go to Meta all the time. He has made a lot of good edits to the site and is the longest active admin who's not thinking of quitting. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:20, 20 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Support''' of course. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:20, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ==Requests for administrator attention== An administrator needs to update the [[Special:Statistics]] page. It is much simpler when it is automated. If those extra pages are counted in English Wiktionary, they need to be counted here also. If not, they have a way to omit them automatically. Because a page similar to this one changes often, a "last changed" date in the footer would also be nice. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 12:48, 27 January 2006 (UTC) :Realizing I just showed my ignorance of how this stuff works, I grin sheepishly. But there are some updates that could be done, such as fixing where the word "articles" is on the next line. How are the number of actual article pages calculated? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 13:12, 27 January 2006 (UTC) 4930 2006-02-20T11:00:04Z H2g2bob 43 /* [[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] */ An '''administrator''' is also called a ''sysop''. You can add requests to this page for things that can only be done by sysops. [[Wiktionary:Administrators/Archive]] ==List of administrators== :''You can look at an automaic list at [[Special:Listusers/sysop]] * [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] * [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] * [[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] * [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]] ==Requests for administrator/bureaucrat rights== ===[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]=== I have requested admin access at [[meta:Requests for permissions#Simple English Wiktionary|meta]] for Simple English Wiktionary. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:25, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Support''' Why not? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 21:38, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :Done! -[[w:ro:Utilizator:Romihaitza|Romihaitza]] 13:38, 19 February 2006 (UTC) ===[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]]=== Nominating for bureaucrat rights. Thinking about it, it would be better if someone could make admins without having to go to Meta all the time. He has made a lot of good edits to the site and is the longest active admin who's not thinking of quitting. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:20, 20 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Support''' of course. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:20, 20 February 2006 (UTC) I'd be more than happy to take on the bureaucrat status, but as you may (or may not) know, I'm a student and I only have a proper internet connection during term time, which means I'll only be able to look in fairly infrequently during the holidays. I agree that we do need a bureaucrat, so If anybody else is here all the time and wants to do it, that's cool with me. However I'd love to do whatever I can, so I suppose that's a support really. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:00, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ==Requests for administrator attention== An administrator needs to update the [[Special:Statistics]] page. It is much simpler when it is automated. If those extra pages are counted in English Wiktionary, they need to be counted here also. If not, they have a way to omit them automatically. Because a page similar to this one changes often, a "last changed" date in the footer would also be nice. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 12:48, 27 January 2006 (UTC) :Realizing I just showed my ignorance of how this stuff works, I grin sheepishly. But there are some updates that could be done, such as fixing where the word "articles" is on the next line. How are the number of actual article pages calculated? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 13:12, 27 January 2006 (UTC) 4964 2006-02-20T16:53:10Z Flcelloguy 44 /* Requests for administrator attention */ Reply An '''administrator''' is also called a ''sysop''. You can add requests to this page for things that can only be done by sysops. [[Wiktionary:Administrators/Archive]] ==List of administrators== :''You can look at an automaic list at [[Special:Listusers/sysop]] * [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] * [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] * [[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] * [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]] ==Requests for administrator/bureaucrat rights== ===[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]=== I have requested admin access at [[meta:Requests for permissions#Simple English Wiktionary|meta]] for Simple English Wiktionary. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:25, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Support''' Why not? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 21:38, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :Done! -[[w:ro:Utilizator:Romihaitza|Romihaitza]] 13:38, 19 February 2006 (UTC) ===[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]]=== Nominating for bureaucrat rights. Thinking about it, it would be better if someone could make admins without having to go to Meta all the time. He has made a lot of good edits to the site and is the longest active admin who's not thinking of quitting. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:20, 20 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Support''' of course. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:20, 20 February 2006 (UTC) I'd be more than happy to take on the bureaucrat status, but as you may (or may not) know, I'm a student and I only have a proper internet connection during term time, which means I'll only be able to look in fairly infrequently during the holidays. I agree that we do need a bureaucrat, so If anybody else is here all the time and wants to do it, that's cool with me. However I'd love to do whatever I can, so I suppose that's a support really. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:00, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ==Requests for administrator attention== An administrator needs to update the [[Special:Statistics]] page. It is much simpler when it is automated. If those extra pages are counted in English Wiktionary, they need to be counted here also. If not, they have a way to omit them automatically. Because a page similar to this one changes often, a "last changed" date in the footer would also be nice. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 12:48, 27 January 2006 (UTC) :Realizing I just showed my ignorance of how this stuff works, I grin sheepishly. But there are some updates that could be done, such as fixing where the word "articles" is on the next line. How are the number of actual article pages calculated? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 13:12, 27 January 2006 (UTC) ::The page is automated, but we can change the text at [[MediaWiki:Sitestatstext]]. The text probably depends on browser; it appears on one line for my screen. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 16:53, 20 February 2006 (UTC) 4965 2006-02-20T16:54:04Z Flcelloguy 44 /* [[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] */ Comment An '''administrator''' is also called a ''sysop''. You can add requests to this page for things that can only be done by sysops. [[Wiktionary:Administrators/Archive]] ==List of administrators== :''You can look at an automaic list at [[Special:Listusers/sysop]] * [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] * [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] * [[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] * [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]] ==Requests for administrator/bureaucrat rights== ===[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]=== I have requested admin access at [[meta:Requests for permissions#Simple English Wiktionary|meta]] for Simple English Wiktionary. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:25, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Support''' Why not? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 21:38, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :Done! -[[w:ro:Utilizator:Romihaitza|Romihaitza]] 13:38, 19 February 2006 (UTC) ===[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]]=== Nominating for bureaucrat rights. Thinking about it, it would be better if someone could make admins without having to go to Meta all the time. He has made a lot of good edits to the site and is the longest active admin who's not thinking of quitting. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:20, 20 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Support''' of course. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:20, 20 February 2006 (UTC) I'd be more than happy to take on the bureaucrat status, but as you may (or may not) know, I'm a student and I only have a proper internet connection during term time, which means I'll only be able to look in fairly infrequently during the holidays. I agree that we do need a bureaucrat, so If anybody else is here all the time and wants to do it, that's cool with me. However I'd love to do whatever I can, so I suppose that's a support really. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:00, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :Gladly support; if you need someone else, I'll volunteer if needed. (Just need to remember to come here more often! :-) ) Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 16:54, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ==Requests for administrator attention== An administrator needs to update the [[Special:Statistics]] page. It is much simpler when it is automated. If those extra pages are counted in English Wiktionary, they need to be counted here also. If not, they have a way to omit them automatically. Because a page similar to this one changes often, a "last changed" date in the footer would also be nice. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 12:48, 27 January 2006 (UTC) :Realizing I just showed my ignorance of how this stuff works, I grin sheepishly. But there are some updates that could be done, such as fixing where the word "articles" is on the next line. How are the number of actual article pages calculated? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 13:12, 27 January 2006 (UTC) ::The page is automated, but we can change the text at [[MediaWiki:Sitestatstext]]. The text probably depends on browser; it appears on one line for my screen. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 16:53, 20 February 2006 (UTC) 4975 2006-02-20T17:19:51Z Flcelloguy 44 /* Requests for administrator attention */ Patrolled edits? An '''administrator''' is also called a ''sysop''. You can add requests to this page for things that can only be done by sysops. [[Wiktionary:Administrators/Archive]] ==List of administrators== :''You can look at an automaic list at [[Special:Listusers/sysop]] * [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] * [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] * [[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] * [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]] ==Requests for administrator/bureaucrat rights== ===[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]=== I have requested admin access at [[meta:Requests for permissions#Simple English Wiktionary|meta]] for Simple English Wiktionary. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:25, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Support''' Why not? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 21:38, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :Done! -[[w:ro:Utilizator:Romihaitza|Romihaitza]] 13:38, 19 February 2006 (UTC) ===[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]]=== Nominating for bureaucrat rights. Thinking about it, it would be better if someone could make admins without having to go to Meta all the time. He has made a lot of good edits to the site and is the longest active admin who's not thinking of quitting. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:20, 20 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Support''' of course. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:20, 20 February 2006 (UTC) I'd be more than happy to take on the bureaucrat status, but as you may (or may not) know, I'm a student and I only have a proper internet connection during term time, which means I'll only be able to look in fairly infrequently during the holidays. I agree that we do need a bureaucrat, so If anybody else is here all the time and wants to do it, that's cool with me. However I'd love to do whatever I can, so I suppose that's a support really. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:00, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :Gladly support; if you need someone else, I'll volunteer if needed. (Just need to remember to come here more often! :-) ) Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 16:54, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ==Requests for administrator attention== An administrator needs to update the [[Special:Statistics]] page. It is much simpler when it is automated. If those extra pages are counted in English Wiktionary, they need to be counted here also. If not, they have a way to omit them automatically. Because a page similar to this one changes often, a "last changed" date in the footer would also be nice. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 12:48, 27 January 2006 (UTC) :Realizing I just showed my ignorance of how this stuff works, I grin sheepishly. But there are some updates that could be done, such as fixing where the word "articles" is on the next line. How are the number of actual article pages calculated? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 13:12, 27 January 2006 (UTC) ::The page is automated, but we can change the text at [[MediaWiki:Sitestatstext]]. The text probably depends on browser; it appears on one line for my screen. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 16:53, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ===Patrolled edits?=== I've been thinking if we shouldn't implement the patrolled edit featured that MediaWiki has; it lets either everyone or just administrators mark an edit as "patrolled". Since we have such a low level of activity here, that would be useful - instead of a couple of use checking each edit by an IP address or new user, we could do it just once. See [[:m:Help:Patrolled edit]] for more information. I've played around with the settings a little bit but I think only developers can access LocalSettings.php. What do you guys think? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:19, 20 February 2006 (UTC) 4980 2006-02-20T17:23:50Z Flcelloguy 44 /* [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]] */ Moving to archive... An '''administrator''' is also called a ''sysop''. You can add requests to this page for things that can only be done by sysops. [[Wiktionary:Administrators/Archive]] ==List of administrators== :''You can look at an automaic list at [[Special:Listusers/sysop]] * [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] * [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] * [[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] * [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]] ==Requests for administrator/bureaucrat rights== ===[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]]=== Nominating for bureaucrat rights. Thinking about it, it would be better if someone could make admins without having to go to Meta all the time. He has made a lot of good edits to the site and is the longest active admin who's not thinking of quitting. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:20, 20 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Support''' of course. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:20, 20 February 2006 (UTC) I'd be more than happy to take on the bureaucrat status, but as you may (or may not) know, I'm a student and I only have a proper internet connection during term time, which means I'll only be able to look in fairly infrequently during the holidays. I agree that we do need a bureaucrat, so If anybody else is here all the time and wants to do it, that's cool with me. However I'd love to do whatever I can, so I suppose that's a support really. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:00, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :Gladly support; if you need someone else, I'll volunteer if needed. (Just need to remember to come here more often! :-) ) Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 16:54, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ==Requests for administrator attention== An administrator needs to update the [[Special:Statistics]] page. It is much simpler when it is automated. If those extra pages are counted in English Wiktionary, they need to be counted here also. If not, they have a way to omit them automatically. Because a page similar to this one changes often, a "last changed" date in the footer would also be nice. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 12:48, 27 January 2006 (UTC) :Realizing I just showed my ignorance of how this stuff works, I grin sheepishly. But there are some updates that could be done, such as fixing where the word "articles" is on the next line. How are the number of actual article pages calculated? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 13:12, 27 January 2006 (UTC) ::The page is automated, but we can change the text at [[MediaWiki:Sitestatstext]]. The text probably depends on browser; it appears on one line for my screen. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 16:53, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ===Patrolled edits?=== I've been thinking if we shouldn't implement the patrolled edit featured that MediaWiki has; it lets either everyone or just administrators mark an edit as "patrolled". Since we have such a low level of activity here, that would be useful - instead of a couple of use checking each edit by an IP address or new user, we could do it just once. See [[:m:Help:Patrolled edit]] for more information. I've played around with the settings a little bit but I think only developers can access LocalSettings.php. What do you guys think? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:19, 20 February 2006 (UTC) 4982 2006-02-20T17:24:18Z Flcelloguy 44 /* Requests for administrator/bureaucrat rights */ Fmt An '''administrator''' is also called a ''sysop''. You can add requests to this page for things that can only be done by sysops. [[Wiktionary:Administrators/Archive]] ==List of administrators== :''You can look at an automaic list at [[Special:Listusers/sysop]] * [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] * [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] * [[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] * [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]] ==Requests for administrator/bureaucrat rights== ===[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]]=== Nominating for bureaucrat rights. Thinking about it, it would be better if someone could make admins without having to go to Meta all the time. He has made a lot of good edits to the site and is the longest active admin who's not thinking of quitting. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:20, 20 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Support''' of course. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:20, 20 February 2006 (UTC) I'd be more than happy to take on the bureaucrat status, but as you may (or may not) know, I'm a student and I only have a proper internet connection during term time, which means I'll only be able to look in fairly infrequently during the holidays. I agree that we do need a bureaucrat, so If anybody else is here all the time and wants to do it, that's cool with me. However I'd love to do whatever I can, so I suppose that's a support really. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:00, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :Gladly support; if you need someone else, I'll volunteer if needed. (Just need to remember to come here more often! :-) ) Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 16:54, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ==Requests for administrator attention== An administrator needs to update the [[Special:Statistics]] page. It is much simpler when it is automated. If those extra pages are counted in English Wiktionary, they need to be counted here also. If not, they have a way to omit them automatically. Because a page similar to this one changes often, a "last changed" date in the footer would also be nice. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 12:48, 27 January 2006 (UTC) :Realizing I just showed my ignorance of how this stuff works, I grin sheepishly. But there are some updates that could be done, such as fixing where the word "articles" is on the next line. How are the number of actual article pages calculated? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 13:12, 27 January 2006 (UTC) ::The page is automated, but we can change the text at [[MediaWiki:Sitestatstext]]. The text probably depends on browser; it appears on one line for my screen. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 16:53, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ===Patrolled edits?=== I've been thinking if we shouldn't implement the patrolled edit featured that MediaWiki has; it lets either everyone or just administrators mark an edit as "patrolled". Since we have such a low level of activity here, that would be useful - instead of a couple of use checking each edit by an IP address or new user, we could do it just once. See [[:m:Help:Patrolled edit]] for more information. I've played around with the settings a little bit but I think only developers can access LocalSettings.php. What do you guys think? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:19, 20 February 2006 (UTC) 4985 2006-02-20T17:46:59Z Cromwellt 61 Support for bureaucrat, support for patrolled edits An '''administrator''' is also called a ''sysop''. You can add requests to this page for things that can only be done by sysops. [[Wiktionary:Administrators/Archive]] ==List of administrators== :''You can look at an automaic list at [[Special:Listusers/sysop]] * [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] * [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] * [[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] * [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]] ==Requests for administrator/bureaucrat rights== ===[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]]=== Nominating for bureaucrat rights. Thinking about it, it would be better if someone could make admins without having to go to Meta all the time. He has made a lot of good edits to the site and is the longest active admin who's not thinking of quitting. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:20, 20 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Support''' of course. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:20, 20 February 2006 (UTC) I'd be more than happy to take on the bureaucrat status, but as you may (or may not) know, I'm a student and I only have a proper internet connection during term time, which means I'll only be able to look in fairly infrequently during the holidays. I agree that we do need a bureaucrat, so If anybody else is here all the time and wants to do it, that's cool with me. However I'd love to do whatever I can, so I suppose that's a support really. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:00, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :Gladly support; if you need someone else, I'll volunteer if needed. (Just need to remember to come here more often! :-) ) Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 16:54, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :'''Support'''. I feel the same way Flcelloguy does. The only problems I could see happening would be if someone wanted to be an admin, deserved to be, but H2g2bob was not around to make him/her one. But that probably won't happen all that often, so let's go for it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:46, 20 February 2006 (UTC) P.S. I like how all of the admins support this idea. Unanimity is a good thing. ==Requests for administrator attention== An administrator needs to update the [[Special:Statistics]] page. It is much simpler when it is automated. If those extra pages are counted in English Wiktionary, they need to be counted here also. If not, they have a way to omit them automatically. Because a page similar to this one changes often, a "last changed" date in the footer would also be nice. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 12:48, 27 January 2006 (UTC) :Realizing I just showed my ignorance of how this stuff works, I grin sheepishly. But there are some updates that could be done, such as fixing where the word "articles" is on the next line. How are the number of actual article pages calculated? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 13:12, 27 January 2006 (UTC) ::The page is automated, but we can change the text at [[MediaWiki:Sitestatstext]]. The text probably depends on browser; it appears on one line for my screen. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 16:53, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ===Patrolled edits?=== I've been thinking if we shouldn't implement the patrolled edit featured that MediaWiki has; it lets either everyone or just administrators mark an edit as "patrolled". Since we have such a low level of activity here, that would be useful - instead of a couple of use checking each edit by an IP address or new user, we could do it just once. See [[:m:Help:Patrolled edit]] for more information. I've played around with the settings a little bit but I think only developers can access LocalSettings.php. What do you guys think? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:19, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :I '''support''' this idea. I don't see exactly how it works, but if it helps keep things in line and makes less work for all of us, let's go for it! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:46, 20 February 2006 (UTC) 4988 2006-02-20T18:11:49Z Gmcfoley 41 /* Patrolled edits? */ admin only An '''administrator''' is also called a ''sysop''. You can add requests to this page for things that can only be done by sysops. [[Wiktionary:Administrators/Archive]] ==List of administrators== :''You can look at an automaic list at [[Special:Listusers/sysop]] * [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] * [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] * [[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] * [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]] ==Requests for administrator/bureaucrat rights== ===[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]]=== Nominating for bureaucrat rights. Thinking about it, it would be better if someone could make admins without having to go to Meta all the time. He has made a lot of good edits to the site and is the longest active admin who's not thinking of quitting. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:20, 20 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Support''' of course. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:20, 20 February 2006 (UTC) I'd be more than happy to take on the bureaucrat status, but as you may (or may not) know, I'm a student and I only have a proper internet connection during term time, which means I'll only be able to look in fairly infrequently during the holidays. I agree that we do need a bureaucrat, so If anybody else is here all the time and wants to do it, that's cool with me. However I'd love to do whatever I can, so I suppose that's a support really. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:00, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :Gladly support; if you need someone else, I'll volunteer if needed. (Just need to remember to come here more often! :-) ) Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 16:54, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :'''Support'''. I feel the same way Flcelloguy does. The only problems I could see happening would be if someone wanted to be an admin, deserved to be, but H2g2bob was not around to make him/her one. But that probably won't happen all that often, so let's go for it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:46, 20 February 2006 (UTC) P.S. I like how all of the admins support this idea. Unanimity is a good thing. ==Requests for administrator attention== An administrator needs to update the [[Special:Statistics]] page. It is much simpler when it is automated. If those extra pages are counted in English Wiktionary, they need to be counted here also. If not, they have a way to omit them automatically. Because a page similar to this one changes often, a "last changed" date in the footer would also be nice. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 12:48, 27 January 2006 (UTC) :Realizing I just showed my ignorance of how this stuff works, I grin sheepishly. But there are some updates that could be done, such as fixing where the word "articles" is on the next line. How are the number of actual article pages calculated? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 13:12, 27 January 2006 (UTC) ::The page is automated, but we can change the text at [[MediaWiki:Sitestatstext]]. The text probably depends on browser; it appears on one line for my screen. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 16:53, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ===Patrolled edits?=== I've been thinking if we shouldn't implement the patrolled edit featured that MediaWiki has; it lets either everyone or just administrators mark an edit as "patrolled". Since we have such a low level of activity here, that would be useful - instead of a couple of use checking each edit by an IP address or new user, we could do it just once. See [[:m:Help:Patrolled edit]] for more information. I've played around with the settings a little bit but I think only developers can access LocalSettings.php. What do you guys think? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:19, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :I '''support''' this idea. I don't see exactly how it works, but if it helps keep things in line and makes less work for all of us, let's go for it! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:46, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :I don't care either way for this, but I would like it as an admin only tool. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:11, 20 February 2006 (UTC) 4989 2006-02-20T18:14:51Z Cromwellt 61 /* Requests for administrator attention */ Fixed An '''administrator''' is also called a ''sysop''. You can add requests to this page for things that can only be done by sysops. [[Wiktionary:Administrators/Archive]] ==List of administrators== :''You can look at an automaic list at [[Special:Listusers/sysop]] * [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] * [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] * [[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] * [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]] ==Requests for administrator/bureaucrat rights== ===[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]]=== Nominating for bureaucrat rights. Thinking about it, it would be better if someone could make admins without having to go to Meta all the time. He has made a lot of good edits to the site and is the longest active admin who's not thinking of quitting. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:20, 20 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Support''' of course. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:20, 20 February 2006 (UTC) I'd be more than happy to take on the bureaucrat status, but as you may (or may not) know, I'm a student and I only have a proper internet connection during term time, which means I'll only be able to look in fairly infrequently during the holidays. I agree that we do need a bureaucrat, so If anybody else is here all the time and wants to do it, that's cool with me. However I'd love to do whatever I can, so I suppose that's a support really. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:00, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :Gladly support; if you need someone else, I'll volunteer if needed. (Just need to remember to come here more often! :-) ) Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 16:54, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :'''Support'''. I feel the same way Flcelloguy does. The only problems I could see happening would be if someone wanted to be an admin, deserved to be, but H2g2bob was not around to make him/her one. But that probably won't happen all that often, so let's go for it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:46, 20 February 2006 (UTC) P.S. I like how all of the admins support this idea. Unanimity is a good thing. ==Requests for administrator attention== An administrator needs to update the [[Special:Statistics]] page. It is much simpler when it is automated. If those extra pages are counted in English Wiktionary, they need to be counted here also. If not, they have a way to omit them automatically. Because a page similar to this one changes often, a "last changed" date in the footer would also be nice. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 12:48, 27 January 2006 (UTC) :Realizing I just showed my ignorance of how this stuff works, I grin sheepishly. But there are some updates that could be done, such as fixing where the word "articles" is on the next line. How are the number of actual article pages calculated? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 13:12, 27 January 2006 (UTC) ::The page is automated, but we can change the text at [[MediaWiki:Sitestatstext]]. The text probably depends on browser; it appears on one line for my screen. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 16:53, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :::The text looks fine to me now, too. I sense the hand of an admin, but maybe it was just a fluke. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:14, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ===Patrolled edits?=== I've been thinking if we shouldn't implement the patrolled edit featured that MediaWiki has; it lets either everyone or just administrators mark an edit as "patrolled". Since we have such a low level of activity here, that would be useful - instead of a couple of use checking each edit by an IP address or new user, we could do it just once. See [[:m:Help:Patrolled edit]] for more information. I've played around with the settings a little bit but I think only developers can access LocalSettings.php. What do you guys think? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:19, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :I '''support''' this idea. I don't see exactly how it works, but if it helps keep things in line and makes less work for all of us, let's go for it! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:46, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :I don't care either way for this, but I would like it as an admin only tool. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:11, 20 February 2006 (UTC) 4990 2006-02-20T18:16:29Z Cromwellt 61 /* Patrolled edits? */ Admin-only, I think An '''administrator''' is also called a ''sysop''. You can add requests to this page for things that can only be done by sysops. [[Wiktionary:Administrators/Archive]] ==List of administrators== :''You can look at an automaic list at [[Special:Listusers/sysop]] * [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] * [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] * [[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] * [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]] ==Requests for administrator/bureaucrat rights== ===[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]]=== Nominating for bureaucrat rights. Thinking about it, it would be better if someone could make admins without having to go to Meta all the time. He has made a lot of good edits to the site and is the longest active admin who's not thinking of quitting. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:20, 20 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Support''' of course. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:20, 20 February 2006 (UTC) I'd be more than happy to take on the bureaucrat status, but as you may (or may not) know, I'm a student and I only have a proper internet connection during term time, which means I'll only be able to look in fairly infrequently during the holidays. I agree that we do need a bureaucrat, so If anybody else is here all the time and wants to do it, that's cool with me. However I'd love to do whatever I can, so I suppose that's a support really. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:00, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :Gladly support; if you need someone else, I'll volunteer if needed. (Just need to remember to come here more often! :-) ) Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 16:54, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :'''Support'''. I feel the same way Flcelloguy does. The only problems I could see happening would be if someone wanted to be an admin, deserved to be, but H2g2bob was not around to make him/her one. But that probably won't happen all that often, so let's go for it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:46, 20 February 2006 (UTC) P.S. I like how all of the admins support this idea. Unanimity is a good thing. ==Requests for administrator attention== An administrator needs to update the [[Special:Statistics]] page. It is much simpler when it is automated. If those extra pages are counted in English Wiktionary, they need to be counted here also. If not, they have a way to omit them automatically. Because a page similar to this one changes often, a "last changed" date in the footer would also be nice. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 12:48, 27 January 2006 (UTC) :Realizing I just showed my ignorance of how this stuff works, I grin sheepishly. But there are some updates that could be done, such as fixing where the word "articles" is on the next line. How are the number of actual article pages calculated? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 13:12, 27 January 2006 (UTC) ::The page is automated, but we can change the text at [[MediaWiki:Sitestatstext]]. The text probably depends on browser; it appears on one line for my screen. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 16:53, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :::The text looks fine to me now, too. I sense the hand of an admin, but maybe it was just a fluke. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:14, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ===Patrolled edits?=== I've been thinking if we shouldn't implement the patrolled edit featured that MediaWiki has; it lets either everyone or just administrators mark an edit as "patrolled". Since we have such a low level of activity here, that would be useful - instead of a couple of use checking each edit by an IP address or new user, we could do it just once. See [[:m:Help:Patrolled edit]] for more information. I've played around with the settings a little bit but I think only developers can access LocalSettings.php. What do you guys think? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:19, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :I '''support''' this idea. I don't see exactly how it works, but if it helps keep things in line and makes less work for all of us, let's go for it! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:46, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :I don't care either way for this, but I would like it as an admin only tool. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:11, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ::I agree that it should be an admin-only tool. Users (and even Wiki-knowledgeable trolls) patrolling their own edits could be very problematic. 4993 2006-02-20T19:13:50Z H2g2bob 43 /* Patrolled edits? */ An '''administrator''' is also called a ''sysop''. You can add requests to this page for things that can only be done by sysops. [[Wiktionary:Administrators/Archive]] ==List of administrators== :''You can look at an automaic list at [[Special:Listusers/sysop]] * [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] * [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] * [[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] * [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]] ==Requests for administrator/bureaucrat rights== ===[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]]=== Nominating for bureaucrat rights. Thinking about it, it would be better if someone could make admins without having to go to Meta all the time. He has made a lot of good edits to the site and is the longest active admin who's not thinking of quitting. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:20, 20 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Support''' of course. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:20, 20 February 2006 (UTC) I'd be more than happy to take on the bureaucrat status, but as you may (or may not) know, I'm a student and I only have a proper internet connection during term time, which means I'll only be able to look in fairly infrequently during the holidays. I agree that we do need a bureaucrat, so If anybody else is here all the time and wants to do it, that's cool with me. However I'd love to do whatever I can, so I suppose that's a support really. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:00, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :Gladly support; if you need someone else, I'll volunteer if needed. (Just need to remember to come here more often! :-) ) Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 16:54, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :'''Support'''. I feel the same way Flcelloguy does. The only problems I could see happening would be if someone wanted to be an admin, deserved to be, but H2g2bob was not around to make him/her one. But that probably won't happen all that often, so let's go for it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:46, 20 February 2006 (UTC) P.S. I like how all of the admins support this idea. Unanimity is a good thing. ==Requests for administrator attention== An administrator needs to update the [[Special:Statistics]] page. It is much simpler when it is automated. If those extra pages are counted in English Wiktionary, they need to be counted here also. If not, they have a way to omit them automatically. Because a page similar to this one changes often, a "last changed" date in the footer would also be nice. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 12:48, 27 January 2006 (UTC) :Realizing I just showed my ignorance of how this stuff works, I grin sheepishly. But there are some updates that could be done, such as fixing where the word "articles" is on the next line. How are the number of actual article pages calculated? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 13:12, 27 January 2006 (UTC) ::The page is automated, but we can change the text at [[MediaWiki:Sitestatstext]]. The text probably depends on browser; it appears on one line for my screen. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 16:53, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :::The text looks fine to me now, too. I sense the hand of an admin, but maybe it was just a fluke. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:14, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ===Patrolled edits?=== I've been thinking if we shouldn't implement the patrolled edit featured that MediaWiki has; it lets either everyone or just administrators mark an edit as "patrolled". Since we have such a low level of activity here, that would be useful - instead of a couple of use checking each edit by an IP address or new user, we could do it just once. See [[:m:Help:Patrolled edit]] for more information. I've played around with the settings a little bit but I think only developers can access LocalSettings.php. What do you guys think? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:19, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :I '''support''' this idea. I don't see exactly how it works, but if it helps keep things in line and makes less work for all of us, let's go for it! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:46, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :I don't care either way for this, but I would like it as an admin only tool. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:11, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ::I agree that it should be an admin-only tool. Users (and even Wiki-knowledgeable trolls) patrolling their own edits could be very problematic. :I don't mind either way. It will probably help to coordinate efforts between admins. However, with the relatively small number of edits, I find it quite easy to at least glance over all the changes using the RSS feed, so I don't know if it will help very much, but I'm willing to give it a go. If you want to see it in action, [http://wiki.videolan.org VLC's wiki] has this system (though nobody bothers to mark edits as patrolled, even though they do get checked). Actually I think the biggest drawback on this system is probably laziness about actually going and clicking the "patrolled" link. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 19:13, 20 February 2006 (UTC) 5004 2006-02-21T15:06:14Z Gmcfoley 41 /* [[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] */ Archive An '''administrator''' is also called a ''sysop''. You can add requests to this page for things that can only be done by sysops. [[Wiktionary:Administrators/Archive]] ==List of administrators== :''You can look at an automaic list at [[Special:Listusers/sysop]] * [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] * [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] * [[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] * [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]] ==Requests for administrator/bureaucrat rights== ==Requests for administrator attention== An administrator needs to update the [[Special:Statistics]] page. It is much simpler when it is automated. If those extra pages are counted in English Wiktionary, they need to be counted here also. If not, they have a way to omit them automatically. Because a page similar to this one changes often, a "last changed" date in the footer would also be nice. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 12:48, 27 January 2006 (UTC) :Realizing I just showed my ignorance of how this stuff works, I grin sheepishly. But there are some updates that could be done, such as fixing where the word "articles" is on the next line. How are the number of actual article pages calculated? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 13:12, 27 January 2006 (UTC) ::The page is automated, but we can change the text at [[MediaWiki:Sitestatstext]]. The text probably depends on browser; it appears on one line for my screen. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 16:53, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :::The text looks fine to me now, too. I sense the hand of an admin, but maybe it was just a fluke. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:14, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ===Patrolled edits?=== I've been thinking if we shouldn't implement the patrolled edit featured that MediaWiki has; it lets either everyone or just administrators mark an edit as "patrolled". Since we have such a low level of activity here, that would be useful - instead of a couple of use checking each edit by an IP address or new user, we could do it just once. See [[:m:Help:Patrolled edit]] for more information. I've played around with the settings a little bit but I think only developers can access LocalSettings.php. What do you guys think? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:19, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :I '''support''' this idea. I don't see exactly how it works, but if it helps keep things in line and makes less work for all of us, let's go for it! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:46, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :I don't care either way for this, but I would like it as an admin only tool. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:11, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ::I agree that it should be an admin-only tool. Users (and even Wiki-knowledgeable trolls) patrolling their own edits could be very problematic. :I don't mind either way. It will probably help to coordinate efforts between admins. However, with the relatively small number of edits, I find it quite easy to at least glance over all the changes using the RSS feed, so I don't know if it will help very much, but I'm willing to give it a go. If you want to see it in action, [http://wiki.videolan.org VLC's wiki] has this system (though nobody bothers to mark edits as patrolled, even though they do get checked). Actually I think the biggest drawback on this system is probably laziness about actually going and clicking the "patrolled" link. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 19:13, 20 February 2006 (UTC) 5005 2006-02-21T15:11:02Z Gmcfoley 41 /* Requests for administrator/bureaucrat rights */ An '''administrator''' is also called a ''sysop''. You can add requests to this page for things that can only be done by sysops. [[Wiktionary:Administrators/Archive]] ==List of administrators== :''You can look at an automaic list at [[Special:Listusers/sysop]] * [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] * [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] * [[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] * [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]] ==Requests for administrator/bureaucrat rights== If you want to be an administrator or bureaucrat you can request it here. Use the code below for your request. ==[[User:<span style="color:red;">''your user name''</span>]]== ==Requests for administrator attention== An administrator needs to update the [[Special:Statistics]] page. It is much simpler when it is automated. If those extra pages are counted in English Wiktionary, they need to be counted here also. If not, they have a way to omit them automatically. Because a page similar to this one changes often, a "last changed" date in the footer would also be nice. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 12:48, 27 January 2006 (UTC) :Realizing I just showed my ignorance of how this stuff works, I grin sheepishly. But there are some updates that could be done, such as fixing where the word "articles" is on the next line. How are the number of actual article pages calculated? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 13:12, 27 January 2006 (UTC) ::The page is automated, but we can change the text at [[MediaWiki:Sitestatstext]]. The text probably depends on browser; it appears on one line for my screen. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 16:53, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :::The text looks fine to me now, too. I sense the hand of an admin, but maybe it was just a fluke. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:14, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ===Patrolled edits?=== I've been thinking if we shouldn't implement the patrolled edit featured that MediaWiki has; it lets either everyone or just administrators mark an edit as "patrolled". Since we have such a low level of activity here, that would be useful - instead of a couple of use checking each edit by an IP address or new user, we could do it just once. See [[:m:Help:Patrolled edit]] for more information. I've played around with the settings a little bit but I think only developers can access LocalSettings.php. What do you guys think? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:19, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :I '''support''' this idea. I don't see exactly how it works, but if it helps keep things in line and makes less work for all of us, let's go for it! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:46, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :I don't care either way for this, but I would like it as an admin only tool. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:11, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ::I agree that it should be an admin-only tool. Users (and even Wiki-knowledgeable trolls) patrolling their own edits could be very problematic. :I don't mind either way. It will probably help to coordinate efforts between admins. However, with the relatively small number of edits, I find it quite easy to at least glance over all the changes using the RSS feed, so I don't know if it will help very much, but I'm willing to give it a go. If you want to see it in action, [http://wiki.videolan.org VLC's wiki] has this system (though nobody bothers to mark edits as patrolled, even though they do get checked). Actually I think the biggest drawback on this system is probably laziness about actually going and clicking the "patrolled" link. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 19:13, 20 February 2006 (UTC) 5018 2006-02-21T19:53:17Z Flcelloguy 44 /* Patrolled edits? */ Reply An '''administrator''' is also called a ''sysop''. You can add requests to this page for things that can only be done by sysops. [[Wiktionary:Administrators/Archive]] ==List of administrators== :''You can look at an automaic list at [[Special:Listusers/sysop]] * [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] * [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] * [[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] * [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]] ==Requests for administrator/bureaucrat rights== If you want to be an administrator or bureaucrat you can request it here. Use the code below for your request. ==[[User:<span style="color:red;">''your user name''</span>]]== ==Requests for administrator attention== An administrator needs to update the [[Special:Statistics]] page. It is much simpler when it is automated. If those extra pages are counted in English Wiktionary, they need to be counted here also. If not, they have a way to omit them automatically. Because a page similar to this one changes often, a "last changed" date in the footer would also be nice. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 12:48, 27 January 2006 (UTC) :Realizing I just showed my ignorance of how this stuff works, I grin sheepishly. But there are some updates that could be done, such as fixing where the word "articles" is on the next line. How are the number of actual article pages calculated? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 13:12, 27 January 2006 (UTC) ::The page is automated, but we can change the text at [[MediaWiki:Sitestatstext]]. The text probably depends on browser; it appears on one line for my screen. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 16:53, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :::The text looks fine to me now, too. I sense the hand of an admin, but maybe it was just a fluke. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:14, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ===Patrolled edits?=== I've been thinking if we shouldn't implement the patrolled edit featured that MediaWiki has; it lets either everyone or just administrators mark an edit as "patrolled". Since we have such a low level of activity here, that would be useful - instead of a couple of use checking each edit by an IP address or new user, we could do it just once. See [[:m:Help:Patrolled edit]] for more information. I've played around with the settings a little bit but I think only developers can access LocalSettings.php. What do you guys think? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:19, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :I '''support''' this idea. I don't see exactly how it works, but if it helps keep things in line and makes less work for all of us, let's go for it! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:46, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :I don't care either way for this, but I would like it as an admin only tool. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:11, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ::I agree that it should be an admin-only tool. Users (and even Wiki-knowledgeable trolls) patrolling their own edits could be very problematic. :I don't mind either way. It will probably help to coordinate efforts between admins. However, with the relatively small number of edits, I find it quite easy to at least glance over all the changes using the RSS feed, so I don't know if it will help very much, but I'm willing to give it a go. If you want to see it in action, [http://wiki.videolan.org VLC's wiki] has this system (though nobody bothers to mark edits as patrolled, even though they do get checked). Actually I think the biggest drawback on this system is probably laziness about actually going and clicking the "patrolled" link. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 19:13, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ::Great! I'll ask a developer to see if we can test this out with sysop-only patrol; note that the German wiktionary recently turned this on as well. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 19:53, 21 February 2006 (UTC) 5037 2006-02-21T20:27:38Z Flcelloguy 44 Some updates An '''administrator''' is also called a ''sysop''. You can add requests to this page for things that can only be done by sysops. [[Wiktionary:Administrators/Archive]] ==List of administrators== :''You can look at an automaic list at [[Special:Listusers/sysop]] * [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] * [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] * [[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] * [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]] ==Requests for administrator/bureaucrat rights== If you want to be an administrator or bureaucrat you can request it here. Use the code below for your request. ==[[User:<span style="color:red;">''your user name''</span>]]== ==Requests for administrator attention== An administrator needs to update the [[Special:Statistics]] page. It is much simpler when it is automated. If those extra pages are counted in English Wiktionary, they need to be counted here also. If not, they have a way to omit them automatically. Because a page similar to this one changes often, a "last changed" date in the footer would also be nice. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 12:48, 27 January 2006 (UTC) :Realizing I just showed my ignorance of how this stuff works, I grin sheepishly. But there are some updates that could be done, such as fixing where the word "articles" is on the next line. How are the number of actual article pages calculated? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 13:12, 27 January 2006 (UTC) ::The page is automated, but we can change the text at [[MediaWiki:Sitestatstext]]. The text probably depends on browser; it appears on one line for my screen. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 16:53, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :::The text looks fine to me now, too. I sense the hand of an admin, but maybe it was just a fluke. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:14, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ===Patrolled edits?=== I've been thinking if we shouldn't implement the patrolled edit featured that MediaWiki has; it lets either everyone or just administrators mark an edit as "patrolled". Since we have such a low level of activity here, that would be useful - instead of a couple of use checking each edit by an IP address or new user, we could do it just once. See [[:m:Help:Patrolled edit]] for more information. I've played around with the settings a little bit but I think only developers can access LocalSettings.php. What do you guys think? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:19, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :I '''support''' this idea. I don't see exactly how it works, but if it helps keep things in line and makes less work for all of us, let's go for it! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:46, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :I don't care either way for this, but I would like it as an admin only tool. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:11, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ::I agree that it should be an admin-only tool. Users (and even Wiki-knowledgeable trolls) patrolling their own edits could be very problematic. :I don't mind either way. It will probably help to coordinate efforts between admins. However, with the relatively small number of edits, I find it quite easy to at least glance over all the changes using the RSS feed, so I don't know if it will help very much, but I'm willing to give it a go. If you want to see it in action, [http://wiki.videolan.org VLC's wiki] has this system (though nobody bothers to mark edits as patrolled, even though they do get checked). Actually I think the biggest drawback on this system is probably laziness about actually going and clicking the "patrolled" link. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 19:13, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ::Great! I'll ask a developer to see if we can test this out with sysop-only patrol; note that the German wiktionary recently turned this on as well. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 19:53, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ===Some updates=== Just some quick updates: I've added [[Template:Click]] and changed the sister projects at the bottom to templates using click; this makes the image go directly to the sister project. In addition, I changed [[MediaWiki:Uploadtext]] back to the default text and then added some warnings; I have it currently worded that we won't accept any images unless they're under the GFDL. We don't have any images yet (save for [[:Image:Wiki.png]]), and I don't see the need to allow any other type of images if they can simply be placed on commons. Thoughts on this? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 20:27, 21 February 2006 (UTC) 5046 2006-02-21T21:21:38Z Cromwellt 61 Agree and thanks An '''administrator''' is also called a ''sysop''. You can add requests to this page for things that can only be done by sysops. [[Wiktionary:Administrators/Archive]] ==List of administrators== :''You can look at an automaic list at [[Special:Listusers/sysop]] * [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] * [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] * [[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] * [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]] ==Requests for administrator/bureaucrat rights== If you want to be an administrator or bureaucrat you can request it here. Use the code below for your request. ==[[User:<span style="color:red;">''your user name''</span>]]== ==Requests for administrator attention== An administrator needs to update the [[Special:Statistics]] page. It is much simpler when it is automated. If those extra pages are counted in English Wiktionary, they need to be counted here also. If not, they have a way to omit them automatically. Because a page similar to this one changes often, a "last changed" date in the footer would also be nice. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 12:48, 27 January 2006 (UTC) :Realizing I just showed my ignorance of how this stuff works, I grin sheepishly. But there are some updates that could be done, such as fixing where the word "articles" is on the next line. How are the number of actual article pages calculated? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 13:12, 27 January 2006 (UTC) ::The page is automated, but we can change the text at [[MediaWiki:Sitestatstext]]. The text probably depends on browser; it appears on one line for my screen. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 16:53, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :::The text looks fine to me now, too. I sense the hand of an admin, but maybe it was just a fluke. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:14, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ===Patrolled edits?=== I've been thinking if we shouldn't implement the patrolled edit featured that MediaWiki has; it lets either everyone or just administrators mark an edit as "patrolled". Since we have such a low level of activity here, that would be useful - instead of a couple of use checking each edit by an IP address or new user, we could do it just once. See [[:m:Help:Patrolled edit]] for more information. I've played around with the settings a little bit but I think only developers can access LocalSettings.php. What do you guys think? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:19, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :I '''support''' this idea. I don't see exactly how it works, but if it helps keep things in line and makes less work for all of us, let's go for it! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:46, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :I don't care either way for this, but I would like it as an admin only tool. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:11, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ::I agree that it should be an admin-only tool. Users (and even Wiki-knowledgeable trolls) patrolling their own edits could be very problematic. [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] (forgot to sign earlier) :I don't mind either way. It will probably help to coordinate efforts between admins. However, with the relatively small number of edits, I find it quite easy to at least glance over all the changes using the RSS feed, so I don't know if it will help very much, but I'm willing to give it a go. If you want to see it in action, [http://wiki.videolan.org VLC's wiki] has this system (though nobody bothers to mark edits as patrolled, even though they do get checked). Actually I think the biggest drawback on this system is probably laziness about actually going and clicking the "patrolled" link. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 19:13, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ::Great! I'll ask a developer to see if we can test this out with sysop-only patrol; note that the German wiktionary recently turned this on as well. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 19:53, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ===Some updates=== Just some quick updates: I've added [[Template:Click]] and changed the sister projects at the bottom to templates using click; this makes the image go directly to the sister project. In addition, I changed [[MediaWiki:Uploadtext]] back to the default text and then added some warnings; I have it currently worded that we won't accept any images unless they're under the GFDL. We don't have any images yet (save for [[:Image:Wiki.png]]), and I don't see the need to allow any other type of images if they can simply be placed on commons. Thoughts on this? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 20:27, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I wondered how that image-to-project link worked (on some projects but not others). Glad to see it works here. I see images as quite useful here, but I'm with Flcelloguy that we shouldn't allow any images here directly: they should all be on the commons. That's what it's for! If they really want to add it here, it should definitely be under GFDL. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:21, 21 February 2006 (UTC) 5654 2006-03-03T03:19:24Z Gmcfoley 41 en link An '''administrator''' is also called a ''sysop''. You can add requests to this page for things that can only be done by sysops. [[Wiktionary:Administrators/Archive]] ==List of administrators== :''You can look at an automaic list at [[Special:Listusers/sysop]] * [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] * [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] * [[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] * [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]] ==Requests for administrator/bureaucrat rights== If you want to be an administrator or bureaucrat you can request it here. Use the code below for your request. ==[[User:<span style="color:red;">''your user name''</span>]]== ==Requests for administrator attention== An administrator needs to update the [[Special:Statistics]] page. It is much simpler when it is automated. If those extra pages are counted in English Wiktionary, they need to be counted here also. If not, they have a way to omit them automatically. Because a page similar to this one changes often, a "last changed" date in the footer would also be nice. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 12:48, 27 January 2006 (UTC) :Realizing I just showed my ignorance of how this stuff works, I grin sheepishly. But there are some updates that could be done, such as fixing where the word "articles" is on the next line. How are the number of actual article pages calculated? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 13:12, 27 January 2006 (UTC) ::The page is automated, but we can change the text at [[MediaWiki:Sitestatstext]]. The text probably depends on browser; it appears on one line for my screen. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 16:53, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :::The text looks fine to me now, too. I sense the hand of an admin, but maybe it was just a fluke. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:14, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ===Patrolled edits?=== I've been thinking if we shouldn't implement the patrolled edit featured that MediaWiki has; it lets either everyone or just administrators mark an edit as "patrolled". Since we have such a low level of activity here, that would be useful - instead of a couple of use checking each edit by an IP address or new user, we could do it just once. See [[:m:Help:Patrolled edit]] for more information. I've played around with the settings a little bit but I think only developers can access LocalSettings.php. What do you guys think? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:19, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :I '''support''' this idea. I don't see exactly how it works, but if it helps keep things in line and makes less work for all of us, let's go for it! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:46, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :I don't care either way for this, but I would like it as an admin only tool. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:11, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ::I agree that it should be an admin-only tool. Users (and even Wiki-knowledgeable trolls) patrolling their own edits could be very problematic. [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] (forgot to sign earlier) :I don't mind either way. It will probably help to coordinate efforts between admins. However, with the relatively small number of edits, I find it quite easy to at least glance over all the changes using the RSS feed, so I don't know if it will help very much, but I'm willing to give it a go. If you want to see it in action, [http://wiki.videolan.org VLC's wiki] has this system (though nobody bothers to mark edits as patrolled, even though they do get checked). Actually I think the biggest drawback on this system is probably laziness about actually going and clicking the "patrolled" link. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 19:13, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ::Great! I'll ask a developer to see if we can test this out with sysop-only patrol; note that the German wiktionary recently turned this on as well. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 19:53, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ===Some updates=== Just some quick updates: I've added [[Template:Click]] and changed the sister projects at the bottom to templates using click; this makes the image go directly to the sister project. In addition, I changed [[MediaWiki:Uploadtext]] back to the default text and then added some warnings; I have it currently worded that we won't accept any images unless they're under the GFDL. We don't have any images yet (save for [[:Image:Wiki.png]]), and I don't see the need to allow any other type of images if they can simply be placed on commons. Thoughts on this? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 20:27, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I wondered how that image-to-project link worked (on some projects but not others). Glad to see it works here. I see images as quite useful here, but I'm with Flcelloguy that we shouldn't allow any images here directly: they should all be on the commons. That's what it's for! If they really want to add it here, it should definitely be under GFDL. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:21, 21 February 2006 (UTC) [[en:Wiktionary:Administrators]] 5656 2006-03-03T03:21:34Z Gmcfoley 41 {{Shortcut|WT:A}} {{Shortcut|WT:A}} An '''administrator''' is also called a ''sysop''. You can add requests to this page for things that can only be done by sysops. [[Wiktionary:Administrators/Archive]] ==List of administrators== :''You can look at an automaic list at [[Special:Listusers/sysop]] * [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] * [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] * [[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] * [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]] ==Requests for administrator/bureaucrat rights== If you want to be an administrator or bureaucrat you can request it here. Use the code below for your request. ==[[User:<span style="color:red;">''your user name''</span>]]== ==Requests for administrator attention== An administrator needs to update the [[Special:Statistics]] page. It is much simpler when it is automated. If those extra pages are counted in English Wiktionary, they need to be counted here also. If not, they have a way to omit them automatically. Because a page similar to this one changes often, a "last changed" date in the footer would also be nice. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 12:48, 27 January 2006 (UTC) :Realizing I just showed my ignorance of how this stuff works, I grin sheepishly. But there are some updates that could be done, such as fixing where the word "articles" is on the next line. How are the number of actual article pages calculated? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 13:12, 27 January 2006 (UTC) ::The page is automated, but we can change the text at [[MediaWiki:Sitestatstext]]. The text probably depends on browser; it appears on one line for my screen. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 16:53, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :::The text looks fine to me now, too. I sense the hand of an admin, but maybe it was just a fluke. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:14, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ===Patrolled edits?=== I've been thinking if we shouldn't implement the patrolled edit featured that MediaWiki has; it lets either everyone or just administrators mark an edit as "patrolled". Since we have such a low level of activity here, that would be useful - instead of a couple of use checking each edit by an IP address or new user, we could do it just once. See [[:m:Help:Patrolled edit]] for more information. I've played around with the settings a little bit but I think only developers can access LocalSettings.php. What do you guys think? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:19, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :I '''support''' this idea. I don't see exactly how it works, but if it helps keep things in line and makes less work for all of us, let's go for it! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:46, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :I don't care either way for this, but I would like it as an admin only tool. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:11, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ::I agree that it should be an admin-only tool. Users (and even Wiki-knowledgeable trolls) patrolling their own edits could be very problematic. [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] (forgot to sign earlier) :I don't mind either way. It will probably help to coordinate efforts between admins. However, with the relatively small number of edits, I find it quite easy to at least glance over all the changes using the RSS feed, so I don't know if it will help very much, but I'm willing to give it a go. If you want to see it in action, [http://wiki.videolan.org VLC's wiki] has this system (though nobody bothers to mark edits as patrolled, even though they do get checked). Actually I think the biggest drawback on this system is probably laziness about actually going and clicking the "patrolled" link. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 19:13, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ::Great! I'll ask a developer to see if we can test this out with sysop-only patrol; note that the German wiktionary recently turned this on as well. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 19:53, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ===Some updates=== Just some quick updates: I've added [[Template:Click]] and changed the sister projects at the bottom to templates using click; this makes the image go directly to the sister project. In addition, I changed [[MediaWiki:Uploadtext]] back to the default text and then added some warnings; I have it currently worded that we won't accept any images unless they're under the GFDL. We don't have any images yet (save for [[:Image:Wiki.png]]), and I don't see the need to allow any other type of images if they can simply be placed on commons. Thoughts on this? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 20:27, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I wondered how that image-to-project link worked (on some projects but not others). Glad to see it works here. I see images as quite useful here, but I'm with Flcelloguy that we shouldn't allow any images here directly: they should all be on the commons. That's what it's for! If they really want to add it here, it should definitely be under GFDL. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:21, 21 February 2006 (UTC) [[en:Wiktionary:Administrators]] 6065 2006-03-21T11:26:03Z Gmcfoley 41 /* List of administrators */ {{Shortcut|WT:A}} An '''administrator''' is also called a ''sysop''. You can add requests to this page for things that can only be done by sysops. [[Wiktionary:Administrators/Archive]] ==List of administrators== :''You can look at an automaic list at [[Special:Listusers/sysop]] * [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] * [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] * [[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] - ''Bureaucrat'' * [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]] ==Requests for administrator/bureaucrat rights== If you want to be an administrator or bureaucrat you can request it here. Use the code below for your request. ==[[User:<span style="color:red;">''your user name''</span>]]== ==Requests for administrator attention== An administrator needs to update the [[Special:Statistics]] page. It is much simpler when it is automated. If those extra pages are counted in English Wiktionary, they need to be counted here also. If not, they have a way to omit them automatically. Because a page similar to this one changes often, a "last changed" date in the footer would also be nice. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 12:48, 27 January 2006 (UTC) :Realizing I just showed my ignorance of how this stuff works, I grin sheepishly. But there are some updates that could be done, such as fixing where the word "articles" is on the next line. How are the number of actual article pages calculated? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 13:12, 27 January 2006 (UTC) ::The page is automated, but we can change the text at [[MediaWiki:Sitestatstext]]. The text probably depends on browser; it appears on one line for my screen. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 16:53, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :::The text looks fine to me now, too. I sense the hand of an admin, but maybe it was just a fluke. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:14, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ===Patrolled edits?=== I've been thinking if we shouldn't implement the patrolled edit featured that MediaWiki has; it lets either everyone or just administrators mark an edit as "patrolled". Since we have such a low level of activity here, that would be useful - instead of a couple of use checking each edit by an IP address or new user, we could do it just once. See [[:m:Help:Patrolled edit]] for more information. I've played around with the settings a little bit but I think only developers can access LocalSettings.php. What do you guys think? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:19, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :I '''support''' this idea. I don't see exactly how it works, but if it helps keep things in line and makes less work for all of us, let's go for it! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:46, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :I don't care either way for this, but I would like it as an admin only tool. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:11, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ::I agree that it should be an admin-only tool. Users (and even Wiki-knowledgeable trolls) patrolling their own edits could be very problematic. [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] (forgot to sign earlier) :I don't mind either way. It will probably help to coordinate efforts between admins. However, with the relatively small number of edits, I find it quite easy to at least glance over all the changes using the RSS feed, so I don't know if it will help very much, but I'm willing to give it a go. If you want to see it in action, [http://wiki.videolan.org VLC's wiki] has this system (though nobody bothers to mark edits as patrolled, even though they do get checked). Actually I think the biggest drawback on this system is probably laziness about actually going and clicking the "patrolled" link. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 19:13, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ::Great! I'll ask a developer to see if we can test this out with sysop-only patrol; note that the German wiktionary recently turned this on as well. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 19:53, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ===Some updates=== Just some quick updates: I've added [[Template:Click]] and changed the sister projects at the bottom to templates using click; this makes the image go directly to the sister project. In addition, I changed [[MediaWiki:Uploadtext]] back to the default text and then added some warnings; I have it currently worded that we won't accept any images unless they're under the GFDL. We don't have any images yet (save for [[:Image:Wiki.png]]), and I don't see the need to allow any other type of images if they can simply be placed on commons. Thoughts on this? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 20:27, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I wondered how that image-to-project link worked (on some projects but not others). Glad to see it works here. I see images as quite useful here, but I'm with Flcelloguy that we shouldn't allow any images here directly: they should all be on the commons. That's what it's for! If they really want to add it here, it should definitely be under GFDL. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:21, 21 February 2006 (UTC) [[en:Wiktionary:Administrators]] 6185 2006-03-25T23:15:08Z Gmcfoley 41 /* Requests for administrator attention */ {{Shortcut|WT:A}} An '''administrator''' is also called a ''sysop''. You can add requests to this page for things that can only be done by sysops. [[Wiktionary:Administrators/Archive]] ==List of administrators== :''You can look at an automaic list at [[Special:Listusers/sysop]] * [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] * [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] * [[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] - ''Bureaucrat'' * [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]] ==Requests for administrator/bureaucrat rights== If you want to be an administrator or bureaucrat you can request it here. Use the code below for your request. ==[[User:<span style="color:red;">''your user name''</span>]]== ==Requests for administrator attention== An administrator needs to update the [[Special:Statistics]] page. It is much simpler when it is automated. If those extra pages are counted in English Wiktionary, they need to be counted here also. If not, they have a way to omit them automatically. Because a page similar to this one changes often, a "last changed" date in the footer would also be nice. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 12:48, 27 January 2006 (UTC) :Realizing I just showed my ignorance of how this stuff works, I grin sheepishly. But there are some updates that could be done, such as fixing where the word "articles" is on the next line. How are the number of actual article pages calculated? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 13:12, 27 January 2006 (UTC) ::The page is automated, but we can change the text at [[MediaWiki:Sitestatstext]]. The text probably depends on browser; it appears on one line for my screen. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 16:53, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :::The text looks fine to me now, too. I sense the hand of an admin, but maybe it was just a fluke. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:14, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ===Patrolled edits?=== I've been thinking if we shouldn't implement the patrolled edit featured that MediaWiki has; it lets either everyone or just administrators mark an edit as "patrolled". Since we have such a low level of activity here, that would be useful - instead of a couple of use checking each edit by an IP address or new user, we could do it just once. See [[:m:Help:Patrolled edit]] for more information. I've played around with the settings a little bit but I think only developers can access LocalSettings.php. What do you guys think? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:19, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :I '''support''' this idea. I don't see exactly how it works, but if it helps keep things in line and makes less work for all of us, let's go for it! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:46, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :I don't care either way for this, but I would like it as an admin only tool. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:11, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ::I agree that it should be an admin-only tool. Users (and even Wiki-knowledgeable trolls) patrolling their own edits could be very problematic. [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] (forgot to sign earlier) :I don't mind either way. It will probably help to coordinate efforts between admins. However, with the relatively small number of edits, I find it quite easy to at least glance over all the changes using the RSS feed, so I don't know if it will help very much, but I'm willing to give it a go. If you want to see it in action, [http://wiki.videolan.org VLC's wiki] has this system (though nobody bothers to mark edits as patrolled, even though they do get checked). Actually I think the biggest drawback on this system is probably laziness about actually going and clicking the "patrolled" link. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 19:13, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ::Great! I'll ask a developer to see if we can test this out with sysop-only patrol; note that the German wiktionary recently turned this on as well. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 19:53, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ===Some updates=== Just some quick updates: I've added [[Template:Click]] and changed the sister projects at the bottom to templates using click; this makes the image go directly to the sister project. In addition, I changed [[MediaWiki:Uploadtext]] back to the default text and then added some warnings; I have it currently worded that we won't accept any images unless they're under the GFDL. We don't have any images yet (save for [[:Image:Wiki.png]]), and I don't see the need to allow any other type of images if they can simply be placed on commons. Thoughts on this? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 20:27, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I wondered how that image-to-project link worked (on some projects but not others). Glad to see it works here. I see images as quite useful here, but I'm with Flcelloguy that we shouldn't allow any images here directly: they should all be on the commons. That's what it's for! If they really want to add it here, it should definitely be under GFDL. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:21, 21 February 2006 (UTC) === Gmcfoley === I'm not going to be here much (if at all) for now on. If someone wants to drop me from the list of admins feel free to do so (It's done at Meta). You will be able to get me at Wikipedia if anyone has questions. Good luck people! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:15, 25 March 2006 (UTC) [[en:Wiktionary:Administrators]] 6189 2006-03-27T17:28:56Z Cromwellt 61 edited list of admins, added comment {{Shortcut|WT:A}} An '''administrator''' is also called a ''sysop''. You can add requests to this page for things that can only be done by sysops. [[Wiktionary:Administrators/Archive]] ==List of administrators== :''You can look at an automaic list at [[Special:Listusers/sysop]] '''Active:''' * [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] * [[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] - ''Bureaucrat'' * [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]] '''Emeritus:''' * [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] ==Requests for administrator/bureaucrat rights== If you want to be an administrator or bureaucrat you can request it here. Use the code below for your request. ==[[User:<span style="color:red;">''your user name''</span>]]== ==Requests for administrator attention== An administrator needs to update the [[Special:Statistics]] page. It is much simpler when it is automated. If those extra pages are counted in English Wiktionary, they need to be counted here also. If not, they have a way to omit them automatically. Because a page similar to this one changes often, a "last changed" date in the footer would also be nice. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 12:48, 27 January 2006 (UTC) :Realizing I just showed my ignorance of how this stuff works, I grin sheepishly. But there are some updates that could be done, such as fixing where the word "articles" is on the next line. How are the number of actual article pages calculated? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 13:12, 27 January 2006 (UTC) ::The page is automated, but we can change the text at [[MediaWiki:Sitestatstext]]. The text probably depends on browser; it appears on one line for my screen. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 16:53, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :::The text looks fine to me now, too. I sense the hand of an admin, but maybe it was just a fluke. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:14, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ===Patrolled edits?=== I've been thinking if we shouldn't implement the patrolled edit featured that MediaWiki has; it lets either everyone or just administrators mark an edit as "patrolled". Since we have such a low level of activity here, that would be useful - instead of a couple of use checking each edit by an IP address or new user, we could do it just once. See [[:m:Help:Patrolled edit]] for more information. I've played around with the settings a little bit but I think only developers can access LocalSettings.php. What do you guys think? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:19, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :I '''support''' this idea. I don't see exactly how it works, but if it helps keep things in line and makes less work for all of us, let's go for it! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:46, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :I don't care either way for this, but I would like it as an admin only tool. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:11, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ::I agree that it should be an admin-only tool. Users (and even Wiki-knowledgeable trolls) patrolling their own edits could be very problematic. [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] (forgot to sign earlier) :I don't mind either way. It will probably help to coordinate efforts between admins. However, with the relatively small number of edits, I find it quite easy to at least glance over all the changes using the RSS feed, so I don't know if it will help very much, but I'm willing to give it a go. If you want to see it in action, [http://wiki.videolan.org VLC's wiki] has this system (though nobody bothers to mark edits as patrolled, even though they do get checked). Actually I think the biggest drawback on this system is probably laziness about actually going and clicking the "patrolled" link. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 19:13, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ::Great! I'll ask a developer to see if we can test this out with sysop-only patrol; note that the German wiktionary recently turned this on as well. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 19:53, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ===Some updates=== Just some quick updates: I've added [[Template:Click]] and changed the sister projects at the bottom to templates using click; this makes the image go directly to the sister project. In addition, I changed [[MediaWiki:Uploadtext]] back to the default text and then added some warnings; I have it currently worded that we won't accept any images unless they're under the GFDL. We don't have any images yet (save for [[:Image:Wiki.png]]), and I don't see the need to allow any other type of images if they can simply be placed on commons. Thoughts on this? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 20:27, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I wondered how that image-to-project link worked (on some projects but not others). Glad to see it works here. I see images as quite useful here, but I'm with Flcelloguy that we shouldn't allow any images here directly: they should all be on the commons. That's what it's for! If they really want to add it here, it should definitely be under GFDL. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:21, 21 February 2006 (UTC) === Gmcfoley === I'm not going to be here much (if at all) for now on. If someone wants to drop me from the list of admins feel free to do so (It's done at Meta). You will be able to get me at Wikipedia if anyone has questions. Good luck people! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:15, 25 March 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for all the help! You will always be welcome to edit and administer here, and that's why I say you are "emeritus" rather than "inactive" or taking you off the list. We are still very few and far between here, so I'd prefer if you stuck around until our number of regular contributors was higher, but as I said before, I respect your decision. You'll be missed. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:28, 27 March 2006 (UTC) [[en:Wiktionary:Administrators]] 6194 2006-03-27T18:12:51Z Cromwellt 61 fixed link to archive {{Shortcut|WT:A}} An '''administrator''' is also called a ''sysop''. You can add requests to this page for things that can only be done by sysops. [[Wiktionary:Administrators/Status request archive]] ==List of administrators== :''You can look at an automaic list at [[Special:Listusers/sysop]] '''Active:''' * [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] * [[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] - ''Bureaucrat'' * [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]] '''Emeritus:''' * [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] ==Requests for administrator/bureaucrat rights== If you want to be an administrator or bureaucrat you can request it here. Use the code below for your request. ==[[User:<span style="color:red;">''your user name''</span>]]== ==Requests for administrator attention== An administrator needs to update the [[Special:Statistics]] page. It is much simpler when it is automated. If those extra pages are counted in English Wiktionary, they need to be counted here also. If not, they have a way to omit them automatically. Because a page similar to this one changes often, a "last changed" date in the footer would also be nice. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 12:48, 27 January 2006 (UTC) :Realizing I just showed my ignorance of how this stuff works, I grin sheepishly. But there are some updates that could be done, such as fixing where the word "articles" is on the next line. How are the number of actual article pages calculated? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 13:12, 27 January 2006 (UTC) ::The page is automated, but we can change the text at [[MediaWiki:Sitestatstext]]. The text probably depends on browser; it appears on one line for my screen. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 16:53, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :::The text looks fine to me now, too. I sense the hand of an admin, but maybe it was just a fluke. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:14, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ===Patrolled edits?=== I've been thinking if we shouldn't implement the patrolled edit featured that MediaWiki has; it lets either everyone or just administrators mark an edit as "patrolled". Since we have such a low level of activity here, that would be useful - instead of a couple of use checking each edit by an IP address or new user, we could do it just once. See [[:m:Help:Patrolled edit]] for more information. I've played around with the settings a little bit but I think only developers can access LocalSettings.php. What do you guys think? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:19, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :I '''support''' this idea. I don't see exactly how it works, but if it helps keep things in line and makes less work for all of us, let's go for it! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:46, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :I don't care either way for this, but I would like it as an admin only tool. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:11, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ::I agree that it should be an admin-only tool. Users (and even Wiki-knowledgeable trolls) patrolling their own edits could be very problematic. [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] (forgot to sign earlier) :I don't mind either way. It will probably help to coordinate efforts between admins. However, with the relatively small number of edits, I find it quite easy to at least glance over all the changes using the RSS feed, so I don't know if it will help very much, but I'm willing to give it a go. If you want to see it in action, [http://wiki.videolan.org VLC's wiki] has this system (though nobody bothers to mark edits as patrolled, even though they do get checked). Actually I think the biggest drawback on this system is probably laziness about actually going and clicking the "patrolled" link. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 19:13, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ::Great! I'll ask a developer to see if we can test this out with sysop-only patrol; note that the German wiktionary recently turned this on as well. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 19:53, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ===Some updates=== Just some quick updates: I've added 6195 2006-03-27T18:19:07Z Cromwellt 61 re-did last change to fix odd removal of text {{Shortcut|WT:A}} An '''administrator''' is also called a ''sysop''. You can add requests to this page for things that can only be done by sysops. [[Wiktionary:Administrators/Status request archive]] ==List of administrators== :''You can look at an automaic list at [[Special:Listusers/sysop]] '''Active:''' * [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] * [[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] - ''Bureaucrat'' * [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]] '''Emeritus:''' * [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] ==Requests for administrator/bureaucrat rights== If you want to be an administrator or bureaucrat you can request it here. Use the code below for your request. ==[[User:<span style="color:red;">''your user name''</span>]]== ==Requests for administrator attention== An administrator needs to update the [[Special:Statistics]] page. It is much simpler when it is automated. If those extra pages are counted in English Wiktionary, they need to be counted here also. If not, they have a way to omit them automatically. Because a page similar to this one changes often, a "last changed" date in the footer would also be nice. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 12:48, 27 January 2006 (UTC) :Realizing I just showed my ignorance of how this stuff works, I grin sheepishly. But there are some updates that could be done, such as fixing where the word "articles" is on the next line. How are the number of actual article pages calculated? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 13:12, 27 January 2006 (UTC) ::The page is automated, but we can change the text at [[MediaWiki:Sitestatstext]]. The text probably depends on browser; it appears on one line for my screen. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 16:53, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :::The text looks fine to me now, too. I sense the hand of an admin, but maybe it was just a fluke. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:14, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ===Patrolled edits?=== I've been thinking if we shouldn't implement the patrolled edit featured that MediaWiki has; it lets either everyone or just administrators mark an edit as "patrolled". Since we have such a low level of activity here, that would be useful - instead of a couple of use checking each edit by an IP address or new user, we could do it just once. See [[:m:Help:Patrolled edit]] for more information. I've played around with the settings a little bit but I think only developers can access LocalSettings.php. What do you guys think? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:19, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :I '''support''' this idea. I don't see exactly how it works, but if it helps keep things in line and makes less work for all of us, let's go for it! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:46, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :I don't care either way for this, but I would like it as an admin only tool. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:11, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ::I agree that it should be an admin-only tool. Users (and even Wiki-knowledgeable trolls) patrolling their own edits could be very problematic. [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] (forgot to sign earlier) :I don't mind either way. It will probably help to coordinate efforts between admins. However, with the relatively small number of edits, I find it quite easy to at least glance over all the changes using the RSS feed, so I don't know if it will help very much, but I'm willing to give it a go. If you want to see it in action, [http://wiki.videolan.org VLC's wiki] has this system (though nobody bothers to mark edits as patrolled, even though they do get checked). Actually I think the biggest drawback on this system is probably laziness about actually going and clicking the "patrolled" link. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 19:13, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ::Great! I'll ask a developer to see if we can test this out with sysop-only patrol; note that the German wiktionary recently turned this on as well. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 19:53, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ===Some updates=== Just some quick updates: I've added [[Template:Click]] and changed the sister projects at the bottom to templates using click; this makes the image go directly to the sister project. In addition, I changed [[MediaWiki:Uploadtext]] back to the default text and then added some warnings; I have it currently worded that we won't accept any images unless they're under the GFDL. We don't have any images yet (save for [[:Image:Wiki.png]]), and I don't see the need to allow any other type of images if they can simply be placed on commons. Thoughts on this? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 20:27, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I wondered how that image-to-project link worked (on some projects but not others). Glad to see it works here. I see images as quite useful here, but I'm with Flcelloguy that we shouldn't allow any images here directly: they should all be on the commons. That's what it's for! If they really want to add it here, it should definitely be under GFDL. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:21, 21 February 2006 (UTC) === Gmcfoley === I'm not going to be here much (if at all) for now on. If someone wants to drop me from the list of admins feel free to do so (It's done at Meta). You will be able to get me at Wikipedia if anyone has questions. Good luck people! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:15, 25 March 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for all the help! You will always be welcome to edit and administer here, and that's why I say you are "emeritus" rather than "inactive" or taking you off the list. We are still very few and far between here, so I'd prefer if you stuck around until our number of regular contributors was higher, but as I said before, I respect your decision. You'll be missed. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:28, 27 March 2006 (UTC) [[en:Wiktionary:Administrators]] 6332 2006-04-14T13:44:28Z Jusjih 27 Interwikis {{Shortcut|WT:A}} An '''administrator''' is also called a ''sysop''. You can add requests to this page for things that can only be done by sysops. [[Wiktionary:Administrators/Status request archive]] ==List of administrators== :''You can look at an automaic list at [[Special:Listusers/sysop]] '''Active:''' * [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] * [[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] - ''Bureaucrat'' * [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]] '''Emeritus:''' * [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] ==Requests for administrator/bureaucrat rights== If you want to be an administrator or bureaucrat you can request it here. Use the code below for your request. ==[[User:<span style="color:red;">''your user name''</span>]]== ==Requests for administrator attention== An administrator needs to update the [[Special:Statistics]] page. It is much simpler when it is automated. If those extra pages are counted in English Wiktionary, they need to be counted here also. If not, they have a way to omit them automatically. Because a page similar to this one changes often, a "last changed" date in the footer would also be nice. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 12:48, 27 January 2006 (UTC) :Realizing I just showed my ignorance of how this stuff works, I grin sheepishly. But there are some updates that could be done, such as fixing where the word "articles" is on the next line. How are the number of actual article pages calculated? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 13:12, 27 January 2006 (UTC) ::The page is automated, but we can change the text at [[MediaWiki:Sitestatstext]]. The text probably depends on browser; it appears on one line for my screen. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 16:53, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :::The text looks fine to me now, too. I sense the hand of an admin, but maybe it was just a fluke. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:14, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ===Patrolled edits?=== I've been thinking if we shouldn't implement the patrolled edit featured that MediaWiki has; it lets either everyone or just administrators mark an edit as "patrolled". Since we have such a low level of activity here, that would be useful - instead of a couple of use checking each edit by an IP address or new user, we could do it just once. See [[:m:Help:Patrolled edit]] for more information. I've played around with the settings a little bit but I think only developers can access LocalSettings.php. What do you guys think? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:19, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :I '''support''' this idea. I don't see exactly how it works, but if it helps keep things in line and makes less work for all of us, let's go for it! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:46, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :I don't care either way for this, but I would like it as an admin only tool. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:11, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ::I agree that it should be an admin-only tool. Users (and even Wiki-knowledgeable trolls) patrolling their own edits could be very problematic. [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] (forgot to sign earlier) :I don't mind either way. It will probably help to coordinate efforts between admins. However, with the relatively small number of edits, I find it quite easy to at least glance over all the changes using the RSS feed, so I don't know if it will help very much, but I'm willing to give it a go. If you want to see it in action, [http://wiki.videolan.org VLC's wiki] has this system (though nobody bothers to mark edits as patrolled, even though they do get checked). Actually I think the biggest drawback on this system is probably laziness about actually going and clicking the "patrolled" link. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 19:13, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ::Great! I'll ask a developer to see if we can test this out with sysop-only patrol; note that the German wiktionary recently turned this on as well. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 19:53, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ===Some updates=== Just some quick updates: I've added [[Template:Click]] and changed the sister projects at the bottom to templates using click; this makes the image go directly to the sister project. In addition, I changed [[MediaWiki:Uploadtext]] back to the default text and then added some warnings; I have it currently worded that we won't accept any images unless they're under the GFDL. We don't have any images yet (save for [[:Image:Wiki.png]]), and I don't see the need to allow any other type of images if they can simply be placed on commons. Thoughts on this? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 20:27, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I wondered how that image-to-project link worked (on some projects but not others). Glad to see it works here. I see images as quite useful here, but I'm with Flcelloguy that we shouldn't allow any images here directly: they should all be on the commons. That's what it's for! If they really want to add it here, it should definitely be under GFDL. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:21, 21 February 2006 (UTC) === Gmcfoley === I'm not going to be here much (if at all) for now on. If someone wants to drop me from the list of admins feel free to do so (It's done at Meta). You will be able to get me at Wikipedia if anyone has questions. Good luck people! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:15, 25 March 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for all the help! You will always be welcome to edit and administer here, and that's why I say you are "emeritus" rather than "inactive" or taking you off the list. We are still very few and far between here, so I'd prefer if you stuck around until our number of regular contributors was higher, but as I said before, I respect your decision. You'll be missed. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:28, 27 March 2006 (UTC) [[da:Wiktionary:Administratorer]] [[de:Wiktionary:Administratoren]] [[en:Wiktionary:Administrators]] [[eo:Vikivortaro:Administrantoj]] [[es:Wiktionary:Administradores]] [[fr:Wiktionnaire:Administrateur]] [[id:Wiktionary:Pengurus]] [[io:Wiktionary:Administranti]] [[nl:WikiWoordenboek:Moderator]] [[ja:Wiktionary:管理者]] [[no:Wiktionary:Administratorer]] [[pl:Wiktionary:Administratorzy]] [[pt:Wikcionário:Administradores]] [[ru:Wiktionary:Administrators]] [[sl:Wiktionary:Administratorji]] [[sv:Wiktionary:Administrat%F6rer]] [[zh:Wiktionary:管理员]] [[zh-min-nan:Wiktionary:Hêng-chèng jîn-oân]] 6342 2006-04-15T17:08:19Z Flcelloguy 44 /* List of administrators */ List contact for quick info {{Shortcut|WT:A}} An '''administrator''' is also called a ''sysop''. You can add requests to this page for things that can only be done by sysops. [[Wiktionary:Administrators/Status request archive]] ==List of administrators== :''You can look at an automaic list at [[Special:Listusers/sysop]] '''Active:''' * [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] - contact me at [[:en:w:User talk:Flcelloguy|en wiki]] for a quick response * [[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] - ''Bureaucrat'' * [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]] '''Emeritus:''' * [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] ==Requests for administrator/bureaucrat rights== If you want to be an administrator or bureaucrat you can request it here. Use the code below for your request. ==[[User:<span style="color:red;">''your user name''</span>]]== ==Requests for administrator attention== An administrator needs to update the [[Special:Statistics]] page. It is much simpler when it is automated. If those extra pages are counted in English Wiktionary, they need to be counted here also. If not, they have a way to omit them automatically. Because a page similar to this one changes often, a "last changed" date in the footer would also be nice. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 12:48, 27 January 2006 (UTC) :Realizing I just showed my ignorance of how this stuff works, I grin sheepishly. But there are some updates that could be done, such as fixing where the word "articles" is on the next line. How are the number of actual article pages calculated? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 13:12, 27 January 2006 (UTC) ::The page is automated, but we can change the text at [[MediaWiki:Sitestatstext]]. The text probably depends on browser; it appears on one line for my screen. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 16:53, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :::The text looks fine to me now, too. I sense the hand of an admin, but maybe it was just a fluke. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:14, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ===Patrolled edits?=== I've been thinking if we shouldn't implement the patrolled edit featured that MediaWiki has; it lets either everyone or just administrators mark an edit as "patrolled". Since we have such a low level of activity here, that would be useful - instead of a couple of use checking each edit by an IP address or new user, we could do it just once. See [[:m:Help:Patrolled edit]] for more information. I've played around with the settings a little bit but I think only developers can access LocalSettings.php. What do you guys think? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:19, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :I '''support''' this idea. I don't see exactly how it works, but if it helps keep things in line and makes less work for all of us, let's go for it! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:46, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :I don't care either way for this, but I would like it as an admin only tool. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:11, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ::I agree that it should be an admin-only tool. Users (and even Wiki-knowledgeable trolls) patrolling their own edits could be very problematic. [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] (forgot to sign earlier) :I don't mind either way. It will probably help to coordinate efforts between admins. However, with the relatively small number of edits, I find it quite easy to at least glance over all the changes using the RSS feed, so I don't know if it will help very much, but I'm willing to give it a go. If you want to see it in action, [http://wiki.videolan.org VLC's wiki] has this system (though nobody bothers to mark edits as patrolled, even though they do get checked). Actually I think the biggest drawback on this system is probably laziness about actually going and clicking the "patrolled" link. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 19:13, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ::Great! I'll ask a developer to see if we can test this out with sysop-only patrol; note that the German wiktionary recently turned this on as well. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 19:53, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ===Some updates=== Just some quick updates: I've added [[Template:Click]] and changed the sister projects at the bottom to templates using click; this makes the image go directly to the sister project. In addition, I changed [[MediaWiki:Uploadtext]] back to the default text and then added some warnings; I have it currently worded that we won't accept any images unless they're under the GFDL. We don't have any images yet (save for [[:Image:Wiki.png]]), and I don't see the need to allow any other type of images if they can simply be placed on commons. Thoughts on this? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 20:27, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I wondered how that image-to-project link worked (on some projects but not others). Glad to see it works here. I see images as quite useful here, but I'm with Flcelloguy that we shouldn't allow any images here directly: they should all be on the commons. That's what it's for! If they really want to add it here, it should definitely be under GFDL. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:21, 21 February 2006 (UTC) === Gmcfoley === I'm not going to be here much (if at all) for now on. If someone wants to drop me from the list of admins feel free to do so (It's done at Meta). You will be able to get me at Wikipedia if anyone has questions. Good luck people! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:15, 25 March 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for all the help! You will always be welcome to edit and administer here, and that's why I say you are "emeritus" rather than "inactive" or taking you off the list. We are still very few and far between here, so I'd prefer if you stuck around until our number of regular contributors was higher, but as I said before, I respect your decision. You'll be missed. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:28, 27 March 2006 (UTC) [[da:Wiktionary:Administratorer]] [[de:Wiktionary:Administratoren]] [[en:Wiktionary:Administrators]] [[eo:Vikivortaro:Administrantoj]] [[es:Wiktionary:Administradores]] [[fr:Wiktionnaire:Administrateur]] [[id:Wiktionary:Pengurus]] [[io:Wiktionary:Administranti]] [[nl:WikiWoordenboek:Moderator]] [[ja:Wiktionary:管理者]] [[no:Wiktionary:Administratorer]] [[pl:Wiktionary:Administratorzy]] [[pt:Wikcionário:Administradores]] [[ru:Wiktionary:Administrators]] [[sl:Wiktionary:Administratorji]] [[sv:Wiktionary:Administrat%F6rer]] [[zh:Wiktionary:管理员]] [[zh-min-nan:Wiktionary:Hêng-chèng jîn-oân]] 6517 2006-05-05T00:42:35Z Cromwellt 61 added category:Wiktionary {{Shortcut|WT:A}} An '''administrator''' is also called a ''sysop''. You can add requests to this page for things that can only be done by sysops. [[Wiktionary:Administrators/Status request archive]] ==List of administrators== :''You can look at an automaic list at [[Special:Listusers/sysop]] '''Active:''' * [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] - contact me at [[:en:w:User talk:Flcelloguy|en wiki]] for a quick response * [[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] - ''Bureaucrat'' * [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]] '''Emeritus:''' * [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] ==Requests for administrator/bureaucrat rights== If you want to be an administrator or bureaucrat you can request it here. Use the code below for your request. ==[[User:<span style="color:red;">''your user name''</span>]]== ==Requests for administrator attention== An administrator needs to update the [[Special:Statistics]] page. It is much simpler when it is automated. If those extra pages are counted in English Wiktionary, they need to be counted here also. If not, they have a way to omit them automatically. Because a page similar to this one changes often, a "last changed" date in the footer would also be nice. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 12:48, 27 January 2006 (UTC) :Realizing I just showed my ignorance of how this stuff works, I grin sheepishly. But there are some updates that could be done, such as fixing where the word "articles" is on the next line. How are the number of actual article pages calculated? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 13:12, 27 January 2006 (UTC) ::The page is automated, but we can change the text at [[MediaWiki:Sitestatstext]]. The text probably depends on browser; it appears on one line for my screen. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 16:53, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :::The text looks fine to me now, too. I sense the hand of an admin, but maybe it was just a fluke. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:14, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ===Patrolled edits?=== I've been thinking if we shouldn't implement the patrolled edit featured that MediaWiki has; it lets either everyone or just administrators mark an edit as "patrolled". Since we have such a low level of activity here, that would be useful - instead of a couple of use checking each edit by an IP address or new user, we could do it just once. See [[:m:Help:Patrolled edit]] for more information. I've played around with the settings a little bit but I think only developers can access LocalSettings.php. What do you guys think? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:19, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :I '''support''' this idea. I don't see exactly how it works, but if it helps keep things in line and makes less work for all of us, let's go for it! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:46, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :I don't care either way for this, but I would like it as an admin only tool. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:11, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ::I agree that it should be an admin-only tool. Users (and even Wiki-knowledgeable trolls) patrolling their own edits could be very problematic. [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] (forgot to sign earlier) :I don't mind either way. It will probably help to coordinate efforts between admins. However, with the relatively small number of edits, I find it quite easy to at least glance over all the changes using the RSS feed, so I don't know if it will help very much, but I'm willing to give it a go. If you want to see it in action, [http://wiki.videolan.org VLC's wiki] has this system (though nobody bothers to mark edits as patrolled, even though they do get checked). Actually I think the biggest drawback on this system is probably laziness about actually going and clicking the "patrolled" link. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 19:13, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ::Great! I'll ask a developer to see if we can test this out with sysop-only patrol; note that the German wiktionary recently turned this on as well. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 19:53, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ===Some updates=== Just some quick updates: I've added [[Template:Click]] and changed the sister projects at the bottom to templates using click; this makes the image go directly to the sister project. In addition, I changed [[MediaWiki:Uploadtext]] back to the default text and then added some warnings; I have it currently worded that we won't accept any images unless they're under the GFDL. We don't have any images yet (save for [[:Image:Wiki.png]]), and I don't see the need to allow any other type of images if they can simply be placed on commons. Thoughts on this? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 20:27, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I wondered how that image-to-project link worked (on some projects but not others). Glad to see it works here. I see images as quite useful here, but I'm with Flcelloguy that we shouldn't allow any images here directly: they should all be on the commons. That's what it's for! If they really want to add it here, it should definitely be under GFDL. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:21, 21 February 2006 (UTC) === Gmcfoley === I'm not going to be here much (if at all) for now on. If someone wants to drop me from the list of admins feel free to do so (It's done at Meta). You will be able to get me at Wikipedia if anyone has questions. Good luck people! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:15, 25 March 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for all the help! You will always be welcome to edit and administer here, and that's why I say you are "emeritus" rather than "inactive" or taking you off the list. We are still very few and far between here, so I'd prefer if you stuck around until our number of regular contributors was higher, but as I said before, I respect your decision. You'll be missed. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:28, 27 March 2006 (UTC) [[Category:Wiktionary]] [[da:Wiktionary:Administratorer]] [[de:Wiktionary:Administratoren]] [[en:Wiktionary:Administrators]] [[eo:Vikivortaro:Administrantoj]] [[es:Wiktionary:Administradores]] [[fr:Wiktionnaire:Administrateur]] [[id:Wiktionary:Pengurus]] [[io:Wiktionary:Administranti]] [[nl:WikiWoordenboek:Moderator]] [[ja:Wiktionary:管理者]] [[no:Wiktionary:Administratorer]] [[pl:Wiktionary:Administratorzy]] [[pt:Wikcionário:Administradores]] [[ru:Wiktionary:Administrators]] [[sl:Wiktionary:Administratorji]] [[sv:Wiktionary:Administrat%F6rer]] [[zh:Wiktionary:管理员]] [[zh-min-nan:Wiktionary:Hêng-chèng jîn-oân]] 6518 2006-05-05T00:43:14Z Cromwellt 61 typo {{Shortcut|WT:A}} An '''administrator''' is also called a ''sysop''. You can add requests to this page for things that can only be done by sysops. [[Wiktionary:Administrators/Status request archive]] ==List of administrators== :''You can look at an automatic list at [[Special:Listusers/sysop]] '''Active:''' * [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] - contact me at [[:en:w:User talk:Flcelloguy|en wiki]] for a quick response * [[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] - ''Bureaucrat'' * [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]] '''Emeritus:''' * [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] ==Requests for administrator/bureaucrat rights== If you want to be an administrator or bureaucrat you can request it here. Use the code below for your request. ==[[User:<span style="color:red;">''your user name''</span>]]== ==Requests for administrator attention== An administrator needs to update the [[Special:Statistics]] page. It is much simpler when it is automated. If those extra pages are counted in English Wiktionary, they need to be counted here also. If not, they have a way to omit them automatically. Because a page similar to this one changes often, a "last changed" date in the footer would also be nice. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 12:48, 27 January 2006 (UTC) :Realizing I just showed my ignorance of how this stuff works, I grin sheepishly. But there are some updates that could be done, such as fixing where the word "articles" is on the next line. How are the number of actual article pages calculated? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 13:12, 27 January 2006 (UTC) ::The page is automated, but we can change the text at [[MediaWiki:Sitestatstext]]. The text probably depends on browser; it appears on one line for my screen. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 16:53, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :::The text looks fine to me now, too. I sense the hand of an admin, but maybe it was just a fluke. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:14, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ===Patrolled edits?=== I've been thinking if we shouldn't implement the patrolled edit featured that MediaWiki has; it lets either everyone or just administrators mark an edit as "patrolled". Since we have such a low level of activity here, that would be useful - instead of a couple of use checking each edit by an IP address or new user, we could do it just once. See [[:m:Help:Patrolled edit]] for more information. I've played around with the settings a little bit but I think only developers can access LocalSettings.php. What do you guys think? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:19, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :I '''support''' this idea. I don't see exactly how it works, but if it helps keep things in line and makes less work for all of us, let's go for it! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:46, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :I don't care either way for this, but I would like it as an admin only tool. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:11, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ::I agree that it should be an admin-only tool. Users (and even Wiki-knowledgeable trolls) patrolling their own edits could be very problematic. [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] (forgot to sign earlier) :I don't mind either way. It will probably help to coordinate efforts between admins. However, with the relatively small number of edits, I find it quite easy to at least glance over all the changes using the RSS feed, so I don't know if it will help very much, but I'm willing to give it a go. If you want to see it in action, [http://wiki.videolan.org VLC's wiki] has this system (though nobody bothers to mark edits as patrolled, even though they do get checked). Actually I think the biggest drawback on this system is probably laziness about actually going and clicking the "patrolled" link. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 19:13, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ::Great! I'll ask a developer to see if we can test this out with sysop-only patrol; note that the German wiktionary recently turned this on as well. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 19:53, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ===Some updates=== Just some quick updates: I've added [[Template:Click]] and changed the sister projects at the bottom to templates using click; this makes the image go directly to the sister project. In addition, I changed [[MediaWiki:Uploadtext]] back to the default text and then added some warnings; I have it currently worded that we won't accept any images unless they're under the GFDL. We don't have any images yet (save for [[:Image:Wiki.png]]), and I don't see the need to allow any other type of images if they can simply be placed on commons. Thoughts on this? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 20:27, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I wondered how that image-to-project link worked (on some projects but not others). Glad to see it works here. I see images as quite useful here, but I'm with Flcelloguy that we shouldn't allow any images here directly: they should all be on the commons. That's what it's for! If they really want to add it here, it should definitely be under GFDL. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:21, 21 February 2006 (UTC) === Gmcfoley === I'm not going to be here much (if at all) for now on. If someone wants to drop me from the list of admins feel free to do so (It's done at Meta). You will be able to get me at Wikipedia if anyone has questions. Good luck people! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:15, 25 March 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for all the help! You will always be welcome to edit and administer here, and that's why I say you are "emeritus" rather than "inactive" or taking you off the list. We are still very few and far between here, so I'd prefer if you stuck around until our number of regular contributors was higher, but as I said before, I respect your decision. You'll be missed. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:28, 27 March 2006 (UTC) [[Category:Wiktionary]] [[da:Wiktionary:Administratorer]] [[de:Wiktionary:Administratoren]] [[en:Wiktionary:Administrators]] [[eo:Vikivortaro:Administrantoj]] [[es:Wiktionary:Administradores]] [[fr:Wiktionnaire:Administrateur]] [[id:Wiktionary:Pengurus]] [[io:Wiktionary:Administranti]] [[nl:WikiWoordenboek:Moderator]] [[ja:Wiktionary:管理者]] [[no:Wiktionary:Administratorer]] [[pl:Wiktionary:Administratorzy]] [[pt:Wikcionário:Administradores]] [[ru:Wiktionary:Administrators]] [[sl:Wiktionary:Administratorji]] [[sv:Wiktionary:Administrat%F6rer]] [[zh:Wiktionary:管理员]] [[zh-min-nan:Wiktionary:Hêng-chèng jîn-oân]] 6782 2006-06-04T19:55:18Z Cromwellt 61 fixed template to avoid redir {{shortcut|WT:A}} An '''administrator''' is also called a ''sysop''. You can add requests to this page for things that can only be done by sysops. [[Wiktionary:Administrators/Status request archive]] ==List of administrators== :''You can look at an automatic list at [[Special:Listusers/sysop]] '''Active:''' * [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] - contact me at [[:en:w:User talk:Flcelloguy|en wiki]] for a quick response * [[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] - ''Bureaucrat'' * [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]] '''Emeritus:''' * [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] ==Requests for administrator/bureaucrat rights== If you want to be an administrator or bureaucrat you can request it here. Use the code below for your request. ==[[User:<span style="color:red;">''your user name''</span>]]== ==Requests for administrator attention== An administrator needs to update the [[Special:Statistics]] page. It is much simpler when it is automated. If those extra pages are counted in English Wiktionary, they need to be counted here also. If not, they have a way to omit them automatically. Because a page similar to this one changes often, a "last changed" date in the footer would also be nice. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 12:48, 27 January 2006 (UTC) :Realizing I just showed my ignorance of how this stuff works, I grin sheepishly. But there are some updates that could be done, such as fixing where the word "articles" is on the next line. How are the number of actual article pages calculated? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 13:12, 27 January 2006 (UTC) ::The page is automated, but we can change the text at [[MediaWiki:Sitestatstext]]. The text probably depends on browser; it appears on one line for my screen. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 16:53, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :::The text looks fine to me now, too. I sense the hand of an admin, but maybe it was just a fluke. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:14, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ===Patrolled edits?=== I've been thinking if we shouldn't implement the patrolled edit featured that MediaWiki has; it lets either everyone or just administrators mark an edit as "patrolled". Since we have such a low level of activity here, that would be useful - instead of a couple of use checking each edit by an IP address or new user, we could do it just once. See [[:m:Help:Patrolled edit]] for more information. I've played around with the settings a little bit but I think only developers can access LocalSettings.php. What do you guys think? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:19, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :I '''support''' this idea. I don't see exactly how it works, but if it helps keep things in line and makes less work for all of us, let's go for it! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:46, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :I don't care either way for this, but I would like it as an admin only tool. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:11, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ::I agree that it should be an admin-only tool. Users (and even Wiki-knowledgeable trolls) patrolling their own edits could be very problematic. [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] (forgot to sign earlier) :I don't mind either way. It will probably help to coordinate efforts between admins. However, with the relatively small number of edits, I find it quite easy to at least glance over all the changes using the RSS feed, so I don't know if it will help very much, but I'm willing to give it a go. If you want to see it in action, [http://wiki.videolan.org VLC's wiki] has this system (though nobody bothers to mark edits as patrolled, even though they do get checked). Actually I think the biggest drawback on this system is probably laziness about actually going and clicking the "patrolled" link. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 19:13, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ::Great! I'll ask a developer to see if we can test this out with sysop-only patrol; note that the German wiktionary recently turned this on as well. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 19:53, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ===Some updates=== Just some quick updates: I've added [[Template:Click]] and changed the sister projects at the bottom to templates using click; this makes the image go directly to the sister project. In addition, I changed [[MediaWiki:Uploadtext]] back to the default text and then added some warnings; I have it currently worded that we won't accept any images unless they're under the GFDL. We don't have any images yet (save for [[:Image:Wiki.png]]), and I don't see the need to allow any other type of images if they can simply be placed on commons. Thoughts on this? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 20:27, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I wondered how that image-to-project link worked (on some projects but not others). Glad to see it works here. I see images as quite useful here, but I'm with Flcelloguy that we shouldn't allow any images here directly: they should all be on the commons. That's what it's for! If they really want to add it here, it should definitely be under GFDL. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:21, 21 February 2006 (UTC) === Gmcfoley === I'm not going to be here much (if at all) for now on. If someone wants to drop me from the list of admins feel free to do so (It's done at Meta). You will be able to get me at Wikipedia if anyone has questions. Good luck people! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:15, 25 March 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for all the help! You will always be welcome to edit and administer here, and that's why I say you are "emeritus" rather than "inactive" or taking you off the list. We are still very few and far between here, so I'd prefer if you stuck around until our number of regular contributors was higher, but as I said before, I respect your decision. You'll be missed. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:28, 27 March 2006 (UTC) [[Category:Wiktionary]] [[da:Wiktionary:Administratorer]] [[de:Wiktionary:Administratoren]] [[en:Wiktionary:Administrators]] [[eo:Vikivortaro:Administrantoj]] [[es:Wiktionary:Administradores]] [[fr:Wiktionnaire:Administrateur]] [[id:Wiktionary:Pengurus]] [[io:Wiktionary:Administranti]] [[nl:WikiWoordenboek:Moderator]] [[ja:Wiktionary:管理者]] [[no:Wiktionary:Administratorer]] [[pl:Wiktionary:Administratorzy]] [[pt:Wikcionário:Administradores]] [[ru:Wiktionary:Administrators]] [[sl:Wiktionary:Administratorji]] [[sv:Wiktionary:Administrat%F6rer]] [[zh:Wiktionary:管理员]] [[zh-min-nan:Wiktionary:Hêng-chèng jîn-oân]] 7157 2006-07-11T01:36:01Z Gangleri 48 +InterLang {{shortcut|WT:A}} An '''administrator''' is also called a ''sysop''. You can add requests to this page for things that can only be done by sysops. [[Wiktionary:Administrators/Status request archive]] ==List of administrators== :''You can look at an automatic list at [[Special:Listusers/sysop]] '''Active:''' * [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] - contact me at [[:en:w:User talk:Flcelloguy|en wiki]] for a quick response * [[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] - ''Bureaucrat'' * [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]] '''Emeritus:''' * [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] ==Requests for administrator/bureaucrat rights== If you want to be an administrator or bureaucrat you can request it here. Use the code below for your request. ==[[User:<span style="color:red;">''your user name''</span>]]== ==Requests for administrator attention== An administrator needs to update the [[Special:Statistics]] page. It is much simpler when it is automated. If those extra pages are counted in English Wiktionary, they need to be counted here also. If not, they have a way to omit them automatically. Because a page similar to this one changes often, a "last changed" date in the footer would also be nice. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 12:48, 27 January 2006 (UTC) :Realizing I just showed my ignorance of how this stuff works, I grin sheepishly. But there are some updates that could be done, such as fixing where the word "articles" is on the next line. How are the number of actual article pages calculated? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 13:12, 27 January 2006 (UTC) ::The page is automated, but we can change the text at [[MediaWiki:Sitestatstext]]. The text probably depends on browser; it appears on one line for my screen. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 16:53, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :::The text looks fine to me now, too. I sense the hand of an admin, but maybe it was just a fluke. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:14, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ===Patrolled edits?=== I've been thinking if we shouldn't implement the patrolled edit featured that MediaWiki has; it lets either everyone or just administrators mark an edit as "patrolled". Since we have such a low level of activity here, that would be useful - instead of a couple of use checking each edit by an IP address or new user, we could do it just once. See [[:m:Help:Patrolled edit]] for more information. I've played around with the settings a little bit but I think only developers can access LocalSettings.php. What do you guys think? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:19, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :I '''support''' this idea. I don't see exactly how it works, but if it helps keep things in line and makes less work for all of us, let's go for it! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:46, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :I don't care either way for this, but I would like it as an admin only tool. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:11, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ::I agree that it should be an admin-only tool. Users (and even Wiki-knowledgeable trolls) patrolling their own edits could be very problematic. [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] (forgot to sign earlier) :I don't mind either way. It will probably help to coordinate efforts between admins. However, with the relatively small number of edits, I find it quite easy to at least glance over all the changes using the RSS feed, so I don't know if it will help very much, but I'm willing to give it a go. If you want to see it in action, [http://wiki.videolan.org VLC's wiki] has this system (though nobody bothers to mark edits as patrolled, even though they do get checked). Actually I think the biggest drawback on this system is probably laziness about actually going and clicking the "patrolled" link. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 19:13, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ::Great! I'll ask a developer to see if we can test this out with sysop-only patrol; note that the German wiktionary recently turned this on as well. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 19:53, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ===Some updates=== Just some quick updates: I've added [[Template:Click]] and changed the sister projects at the bottom to templates using click; this makes the image go directly to the sister project. In addition, I changed [[MediaWiki:Uploadtext]] back to the default text and then added some warnings; I have it currently worded that we won't accept any images unless they're under the GFDL. We don't have any images yet (save for [[:Image:Wiki.png]]), and I don't see the need to allow any other type of images if they can simply be placed on commons. Thoughts on this? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 20:27, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I wondered how that image-to-project link worked (on some projects but not others). Glad to see it works here. I see images as quite useful here, but I'm with Flcelloguy that we shouldn't allow any images here directly: they should all be on the commons. That's what it's for! If they really want to add it here, it should definitely be under GFDL. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:21, 21 February 2006 (UTC) === Gmcfoley === I'm not going to be here much (if at all) for now on. If someone wants to drop me from the list of admins feel free to do so (It's done at Meta). You will be able to get me at Wikipedia if anyone has questions. Good luck people! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:15, 25 March 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for all the help! You will always be welcome to edit and administer here, and that's why I say you are "emeritus" rather than "inactive" or taking you off the list. We are still very few and far between here, so I'd prefer if you stuck around until our number of regular contributors was higher, but as I said before, I respect your decision. You'll be missed. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:28, 27 March 2006 (UTC) [[Category:Wiktionary]] <!-- note: the links will be invalid if the project namespaces will change in other languages -->[[af:Wiktionary:Sysopkandidatuur]] [[als:Wiktionary:Administratoren]] [[ar:ويكاموس:إداريون]] [[bg:Уикиречник:Администратори]] [[bs:Vikirječnik:Administratori]] [[cs:Wiktionary:Správci]] [[cy:Wiciadur:Gweinyddwyr]] [[da:Wiktionary:Administratorer]] [[de:Wiktionary:Administratoren]] [[el:Wiktionary:Διαχειριστές]] [[en:Wiktionary:Administrators]] [[eo:Vikivortaro:Administrantoj]] [[es:Wikcionario:Bibliotecarios]] [[et:Vikisõnaraamat:Administraatorid]] [[fi:Wikisanakirja:Ylläpitäjät]] [[fo:Wiktionary:Umboðsstjórar]] [[fr:Wiktionnaire:Administrateur]] [[ga:Vicífhoclóir:Riarthóirí]] [[gu:વિક્ષનરી:પ્રબંધક]] [[he:ויקימילון:מפעיל מערכת]] [[hi:विक्षनरी:प्रबन्धक]] [[hr:Wiktionary:Administrators]] [[hu:Wikiszótár:Adminisztrátorok]] [[ia:Wiktionary:Administratores]] [[id:Wiktionary:Pengurus]] [[io:Wiktionary:Administranti]] [[is:Wikiorðabók:Stjórnendur]] [[it:Wikizionario:Amministratori]] [[ja:Wiktionary:管理者]] [[ku:Wiktionary:Koordînator]] [[la:Victionarium:Administratores]] [[mi:project:Administrators]] [[ms:Wiktionary:Penyelia]] [[nl:WikiWoordenboek:Moderator]] [[nn:Wiktionary:Administrator]] [[no:Wiktionary:Administratorer]] [[pl:Wikisłownik:Administratorzy]] [[pt:Wikcionário:Administradores]] [[ro:Wikţionar:Administratori]] [[ru:Wiktionary:Administrators]] [[sk:Wikislovník:Správcovia]] [[sl:Wikislovar:Administratorji]] [[sq:Wiktionary:Administruesit]] [[sr:Викиречник:Администратори]] [[sv:Wiktionary:Administratörer]] [[ur:منصوبہ:منتظمین]] [[vi:Wiktionary:Người quản lý]] [[yi:װיקיװערטערבוך:Administrators]] [[zh:Wiktionary:管理员]] [[zh-min-nan:Wiktionary:Hêng-chèng jîn-oân]] 8025 2006-07-23T21:09:11Z Cromwellt 61 /* Gmcfoley */ fixed cat listing {{shortcut|WT:A}} An '''administrator''' is also called a ''sysop''. You can add requests to this page for things that can only be done by sysops. [[Wiktionary:Administrators/Status request archive]] ==List of administrators== :''You can look at an automatic list at [[Special:Listusers/sysop]] '''Active:''' * [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] - contact me at [[:en:w:User talk:Flcelloguy|en wiki]] for a quick response * [[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] - ''Bureaucrat'' * [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]] '''Emeritus:''' * [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] ==Requests for administrator/bureaucrat rights== If you want to be an administrator or bureaucrat you can request it here. Use the code below for your request. ==[[User:<span style="color:red;">''your user name''</span>]]== ==Requests for administrator attention== An administrator needs to update the [[Special:Statistics]] page. It is much simpler when it is automated. If those extra pages are counted in English Wiktionary, they need to be counted here also. If not, they have a way to omit them automatically. Because a page similar to this one changes often, a "last changed" date in the footer would also be nice. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 12:48, 27 January 2006 (UTC) :Realizing I just showed my ignorance of how this stuff works, I grin sheepishly. But there are some updates that could be done, such as fixing where the word "articles" is on the next line. How are the number of actual article pages calculated? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 13:12, 27 January 2006 (UTC) ::The page is automated, but we can change the text at [[MediaWiki:Sitestatstext]]. The text probably depends on browser; it appears on one line for my screen. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 16:53, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :::The text looks fine to me now, too. I sense the hand of an admin, but maybe it was just a fluke. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:14, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ===Patrolled edits?=== I've been thinking if we shouldn't implement the patrolled edit featured that MediaWiki has; it lets either everyone or just administrators mark an edit as "patrolled". Since we have such a low level of activity here, that would be useful - instead of a couple of use checking each edit by an IP address or new user, we could do it just once. See [[:m:Help:Patrolled edit]] for more information. I've played around with the settings a little bit but I think only developers can access LocalSettings.php. What do you guys think? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:19, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :I '''support''' this idea. I don't see exactly how it works, but if it helps keep things in line and makes less work for all of us, let's go for it! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:46, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :I don't care either way for this, but I would like it as an admin only tool. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:11, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ::I agree that it should be an admin-only tool. Users (and even Wiki-knowledgeable trolls) patrolling their own edits could be very problematic. [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] (forgot to sign earlier) :I don't mind either way. It will probably help to coordinate efforts between admins. However, with the relatively small number of edits, I find it quite easy to at least glance over all the changes using the RSS feed, so I don't know if it will help very much, but I'm willing to give it a go. If you want to see it in action, [http://wiki.videolan.org VLC's wiki] has this system (though nobody bothers to mark edits as patrolled, even though they do get checked). Actually I think the biggest drawback on this system is probably laziness about actually going and clicking the "patrolled" link. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 19:13, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ::Great! I'll ask a developer to see if we can test this out with sysop-only patrol; note that the German wiktionary recently turned this on as well. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 19:53, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ===Some updates=== Just some quick updates: I've added [[Template:Click]] and changed the sister projects at the bottom to templates using click; this makes the image go directly to the sister project. In addition, I changed [[MediaWiki:Uploadtext]] back to the default text and then added some warnings; I have it currently worded that we won't accept any images unless they're under the GFDL. We don't have any images yet (save for [[:Image:Wiki.png]]), and I don't see the need to allow any other type of images if they can simply be placed on commons. Thoughts on this? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 20:27, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I wondered how that image-to-project link worked (on some projects but not others). Glad to see it works here. I see images as quite useful here, but I'm with Flcelloguy that we shouldn't allow any images here directly: they should all be on the commons. That's what it's for! If they really want to add it here, it should definitely be under GFDL. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:21, 21 February 2006 (UTC) === Gmcfoley === I'm not going to be here much (if at all) for now on. If someone wants to drop me from the list of admins feel free to do so (It's done at Meta). You will be able to get me at Wikipedia if anyone has questions. Good luck people! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:15, 25 March 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for all the help! You will always be welcome to edit and administer here, and that's why I say you are "emeritus" rather than "inactive" or taking you off the list. We are still very few and far between here, so I'd prefer if you stuck around until our number of regular contributors was higher, but as I said before, I respect your decision. You'll be missed. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:28, 27 March 2006 (UTC) [[Category:Wiktionary|{{PAGENAME}}]] <!-- note: the links will be invalid if the project namespaces will change in other languages -->[[af:Wiktionary:Sysopkandidatuur]] [[als:Wiktionary:Administratoren]] [[ar:ويكاموس:إداريون]] [[bg:Уикиречник:Администратори]] [[bs:Vikirječnik:Administratori]] [[cs:Wiktionary:Správci]] [[cy:Wiciadur:Gweinyddwyr]] [[da:Wiktionary:Administratorer]] [[de:Wiktionary:Administratoren]] [[el:Wiktionary:Διαχειριστές]] [[en:Wiktionary:Administrators]] [[eo:Vikivortaro:Administrantoj]] [[es:Wikcionario:Bibliotecarios]] [[et:Vikisõnaraamat:Administraatorid]] [[fi:Wikisanakirja:Ylläpitäjät]] [[fo:Wiktionary:Umboðsstjórar]] [[fr:Wiktionnaire:Administrateur]] [[ga:Vicífhoclóir:Riarthóirí]] [[gu:વિક્ષનરી:પ્રબંધક]] [[he:ויקימילון:מפעיל מערכת]] [[hi:विक्षनरी:प्रबन्धक]] [[hr:Wiktionary:Administrators]] [[hu:Wikiszótár:Adminisztrátorok]] [[ia:Wiktionary:Administratores]] [[id:Wiktionary:Pengurus]] [[io:Wiktionary:Administranti]] [[is:Wikiorðabók:Stjórnendur]] [[it:Wikizionario:Amministratori]] [[ja:Wiktionary:管理者]] [[ku:Wiktionary:Koordînator]] [[la:Victionarium:Administratores]] [[mi:project:Administrators]] [[ms:Wiktionary:Penyelia]] [[nl:WikiWoordenboek:Moderator]] [[nn:Wiktionary:Administrator]] [[no:Wiktionary:Administratorer]] [[pl:Wikisłownik:Administratorzy]] [[pt:Wikcionário:Administradores]] [[ro:Wikţionar:Administratori]] [[ru:Wiktionary:Administrators]] [[sk:Wikislovník:Správcovia]] [[sl:Wikislovar:Administratorji]] [[sq:Wiktionary:Administruesit]] [[sr:Викиречник:Администратори]] [[sv:Wiktionary:Administratörer]] [[ur:منصوبہ:منتظمین]] [[vi:Wiktionary:Người quản lý]] [[yi:װיקיװערטערבוך:Administrators]] [[zh:Wiktionary:管理员]] [[zh-min-nan:Wiktionary:Hêng-chèng jîn-oân]] 9858 2006-09-24T09:46:45Z Tangotango 94 /* Requests for administrator attention */ please remove wikimania 2006 notice {{shortcut|WT:A}} An '''administrator''' is also called a ''sysop''. You can add requests to this page for things that can only be done by sysops. [[Wiktionary:Administrators/Status request archive]] ==List of administrators== :''You can look at an automatic list at [[Special:Listusers/sysop]] '''Active:''' * [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] - contact me at [[:en:w:User talk:Flcelloguy|en wiki]] for a quick response * [[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] - ''Bureaucrat'' * [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]] '''Emeritus:''' * [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] ==Requests for administrator/bureaucrat rights== If you want to be an administrator or bureaucrat you can request it here. Use the code below for your request. ==[[User:<span style="color:red;">''your user name''</span>]]== ==Requests for administrator attention== An administrator needs to update the [[Special:Statistics]] page. It is much simpler when it is automated. If those extra pages are counted in English Wiktionary, they need to be counted here also. If not, they have a way to omit them automatically. Because a page similar to this one changes often, a "last changed" date in the footer would also be nice. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 12:48, 27 January 2006 (UTC) :Realizing I just showed my ignorance of how this stuff works, I grin sheepishly. But there are some updates that could be done, such as fixing where the word "articles" is on the next line. How are the number of actual article pages calculated? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 13:12, 27 January 2006 (UTC) ::The page is automated, but we can change the text at [[MediaWiki:Sitestatstext]]. The text probably depends on browser; it appears on one line for my screen. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 16:53, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :::The text looks fine to me now, too. I sense the hand of an admin, but maybe it was just a fluke. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:14, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ===Patrolled edits?=== I've been thinking if we shouldn't implement the patrolled edit featured that MediaWiki has; it lets either everyone or just administrators mark an edit as "patrolled". Since we have such a low level of activity here, that would be useful - instead of a couple of use checking each edit by an IP address or new user, we could do it just once. See [[:m:Help:Patrolled edit]] for more information. I've played around with the settings a little bit but I think only developers can access LocalSettings.php. What do you guys think? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:19, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :I '''support''' this idea. I don't see exactly how it works, but if it helps keep things in line and makes less work for all of us, let's go for it! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:46, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :I don't care either way for this, but I would like it as an admin only tool. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:11, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ::I agree that it should be an admin-only tool. Users (and even Wiki-knowledgeable trolls) patrolling their own edits could be very problematic. [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] (forgot to sign earlier) :I don't mind either way. It will probably help to coordinate efforts between admins. However, with the relatively small number of edits, I find it quite easy to at least glance over all the changes using the RSS feed, so I don't know if it will help very much, but I'm willing to give it a go. If you want to see it in action, [http://wiki.videolan.org VLC's wiki] has this system (though nobody bothers to mark edits as patrolled, even though they do get checked). Actually I think the biggest drawback on this system is probably laziness about actually going and clicking the "patrolled" link. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 19:13, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ::Great! I'll ask a developer to see if we can test this out with sysop-only patrol; note that the German wiktionary recently turned this on as well. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 19:53, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ===Some updates=== Just some quick updates: I've added [[Template:Click]] and changed the sister projects at the bottom to templates using click; this makes the image go directly to the sister project. In addition, I changed [[MediaWiki:Uploadtext]] back to the default text and then added some warnings; I have it currently worded that we won't accept any images unless they're under the GFDL. We don't have any images yet (save for [[:Image:Wiki.png]]), and I don't see the need to allow any other type of images if they can simply be placed on commons. Thoughts on this? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 20:27, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I wondered how that image-to-project link worked (on some projects but not others). Glad to see it works here. I see images as quite useful here, but I'm with Flcelloguy that we shouldn't allow any images here directly: they should all be on the commons. That's what it's for! If they really want to add it here, it should definitely be under GFDL. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:21, 21 February 2006 (UTC) === Gmcfoley === I'm not going to be here much (if at all) for now on. If someone wants to drop me from the list of admins feel free to do so (It's done at Meta). You will be able to get me at Wikipedia if anyone has questions. Good luck people! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:15, 25 March 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for all the help! You will always be welcome to edit and administer here, and that's why I say you are "emeritus" rather than "inactive" or taking you off the list. We are still very few and far between here, so I'd prefer if you stuck around until our number of regular contributors was higher, but as I said before, I respect your decision. You'll be missed. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:28, 27 March 2006 (UTC) === [[MediaWiki:Sitenotice]] === Could an admin please remove the Wikimania 2006 notice from [[MediaWiki:Sitenotice]] please? It's making the whole site look more deserted than it really is :) Thanks, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 09:46, 24 September 2006 (UTC) [[Category:Wiktionary|{{PAGENAME}}]] <!-- note: the links will be invalid if the project namespaces will change in other languages -->[[af:Wiktionary:Sysopkandidatuur]] [[als:Wiktionary:Administratoren]] [[ar:ويكاموس:إداريون]] [[bg:Уикиречник:Администратори]] [[bs:Vikirječnik:Administratori]] [[cs:Wiktionary:Správci]] [[cy:Wiciadur:Gweinyddwyr]] [[da:Wiktionary:Administratorer]] [[de:Wiktionary:Administratoren]] [[el:Wiktionary:Διαχειριστές]] [[en:Wiktionary:Administrators]] [[eo:Vikivortaro:Administrantoj]] [[es:Wikcionario:Bibliotecarios]] [[et:Vikisõnaraamat:Administraatorid]] [[fi:Wikisanakirja:Ylläpitäjät]] [[fo:Wiktionary:Umboðsstjórar]] [[fr:Wiktionnaire:Administrateur]] [[ga:Vicífhoclóir:Riarthóirí]] [[gu:વિક્ષનરી:પ્રબંધક]] [[he:ויקימילון:מפעיל מערכת]] [[hi:विक्षनरी:प्रबन्धक]] [[hr:Wiktionary:Administrators]] [[hu:Wikiszótár:Adminisztrátorok]] [[ia:Wiktionary:Administratores]] [[id:Wiktionary:Pengurus]] [[io:Wiktionary:Administranti]] [[is:Wikiorðabók:Stjórnendur]] [[it:Wikizionario:Amministratori]] [[ja:Wiktionary:管理者]] [[ku:Wiktionary:Koordînator]] [[la:Victionarium:Administratores]] [[mi:project:Administrators]] [[ms:Wiktionary:Penyelia]] [[nl:WikiWoordenboek:Moderator]] [[nn:Wiktionary:Administrator]] [[no:Wiktionary:Administratorer]] [[pl:Wikisłownik:Administratorzy]] [[pt:Wikcionário:Administradores]] [[ro:Wikţionar:Administratori]] [[ru:Wiktionary:Administrators]] [[sk:Wikislovník:Správcovia]] [[sl:Wikislovar:Administratorji]] [[sq:Wiktionary:Administruesit]] [[sr:Викиречник:Администратори]] [[sv:Wiktionary:Administratörer]] [[ur:منصوبہ:منتظمین]] [[vi:Wiktionary:Người quản lý]] [[yi:װיקיװערטערבוך:Administrators]] [[zh:Wiktionary:管理员]] [[zh-min-nan:Wiktionary:Hêng-chèng jîn-oân]] 9861 2006-09-24T10:42:42Z Tangotango 94 /* [[MediaWiki:Sitenotice]] */ Done {{shortcut|WT:A}} An '''administrator''' is also called a ''sysop''. You can add requests to this page for things that can only be done by sysops. [[Wiktionary:Administrators/Status request archive]] ==List of administrators== :''You can look at an automatic list at [[Special:Listusers/sysop]] '''Active:''' * [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] - contact me at [[:en:w:User talk:Flcelloguy|en wiki]] for a quick response * [[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] - ''Bureaucrat'' * [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]] '''Emeritus:''' * [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] ==Requests for administrator/bureaucrat rights== If you want to be an administrator or bureaucrat you can request it here. Use the code below for your request. ==[[User:<span style="color:red;">''your user name''</span>]]== ==Requests for administrator attention== An administrator needs to update the [[Special:Statistics]] page. It is much simpler when it is automated. If those extra pages are counted in English Wiktionary, they need to be counted here also. If not, they have a way to omit them automatically. Because a page similar to this one changes often, a "last changed" date in the footer would also be nice. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 12:48, 27 January 2006 (UTC) :Realizing I just showed my ignorance of how this stuff works, I grin sheepishly. But there are some updates that could be done, such as fixing where the word "articles" is on the next line. How are the number of actual article pages calculated? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 13:12, 27 January 2006 (UTC) ::The page is automated, but we can change the text at [[MediaWiki:Sitestatstext]]. The text probably depends on browser; it appears on one line for my screen. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 16:53, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :::The text looks fine to me now, too. I sense the hand of an admin, but maybe it was just a fluke. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:14, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ===Patrolled edits?=== I've been thinking if we shouldn't implement the patrolled edit featured that MediaWiki has; it lets either everyone or just administrators mark an edit as "patrolled". Since we have such a low level of activity here, that would be useful - instead of a couple of use checking each edit by an IP address or new user, we could do it just once. See [[:m:Help:Patrolled edit]] for more information. I've played around with the settings a little bit but I think only developers can access LocalSettings.php. What do you guys think? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:19, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :I '''support''' this idea. I don't see exactly how it works, but if it helps keep things in line and makes less work for all of us, let's go for it! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:46, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :I don't care either way for this, but I would like it as an admin only tool. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:11, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ::I agree that it should be an admin-only tool. Users (and even Wiki-knowledgeable trolls) patrolling their own edits could be very problematic. [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] (forgot to sign earlier) :I don't mind either way. It will probably help to coordinate efforts between admins. However, with the relatively small number of edits, I find it quite easy to at least glance over all the changes using the RSS feed, so I don't know if it will help very much, but I'm willing to give it a go. If you want to see it in action, [http://wiki.videolan.org VLC's wiki] has this system (though nobody bothers to mark edits as patrolled, even though they do get checked). Actually I think the biggest drawback on this system is probably laziness about actually going and clicking the "patrolled" link. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 19:13, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ::Great! I'll ask a developer to see if we can test this out with sysop-only patrol; note that the German wiktionary recently turned this on as well. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 19:53, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ===Some updates=== Just some quick updates: I've added [[Template:Click]] and changed the sister projects at the bottom to templates using click; this makes the image go directly to the sister project. In addition, I changed [[MediaWiki:Uploadtext]] back to the default text and then added some warnings; I have it currently worded that we won't accept any images unless they're under the GFDL. We don't have any images yet (save for [[:Image:Wiki.png]]), and I don't see the need to allow any other type of images if they can simply be placed on commons. Thoughts on this? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 20:27, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I wondered how that image-to-project link worked (on some projects but not others). Glad to see it works here. I see images as quite useful here, but I'm with Flcelloguy that we shouldn't allow any images here directly: they should all be on the commons. That's what it's for! If they really want to add it here, it should definitely be under GFDL. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:21, 21 February 2006 (UTC) === Gmcfoley === I'm not going to be here much (if at all) for now on. If someone wants to drop me from the list of admins feel free to do so (It's done at Meta). You will be able to get me at Wikipedia if anyone has questions. Good luck people! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:15, 25 March 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for all the help! You will always be welcome to edit and administer here, and that's why I say you are "emeritus" rather than "inactive" or taking you off the list. We are still very few and far between here, so I'd prefer if you stuck around until our number of regular contributors was higher, but as I said before, I respect your decision. You'll be missed. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:28, 27 March 2006 (UTC) === [[MediaWiki:Sitenotice]] === Could an admin please remove the Wikimania 2006 notice from [[MediaWiki:Sitenotice]] please? It's making the whole site look more deserted than it really is :) Thanks, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 09:46, 24 September 2006 (UTC) :Done - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:42, 24 September 2006 (UTC) [[Category:Wiktionary|{{PAGENAME}}]] <!-- note: the links will be invalid if the project namespaces will change in other languages -->[[af:Wiktionary:Sysopkandidatuur]] [[als:Wiktionary:Administratoren]] [[ar:ويكاموس:إداريون]] [[bg:Уикиречник:Администратори]] [[bs:Vikirječnik:Administratori]] [[cs:Wiktionary:Správci]] [[cy:Wiciadur:Gweinyddwyr]] [[da:Wiktionary:Administratorer]] [[de:Wiktionary:Administratoren]] [[el:Wiktionary:Διαχειριστές]] [[en:Wiktionary:Administrators]] [[eo:Vikivortaro:Administrantoj]] [[es:Wikcionario:Bibliotecarios]] [[et:Vikisõnaraamat:Administraatorid]] [[fi:Wikisanakirja:Ylläpitäjät]] [[fo:Wiktionary:Umboðsstjórar]] [[fr:Wiktionnaire:Administrateur]] [[ga:Vicífhoclóir:Riarthóirí]] [[gu:વિક્ષનરી:પ્રબંધક]] [[he:ויקימילון:מפעיל מערכת]] [[hi:विक्षनरी:प्रबन्धक]] [[hr:Wiktionary:Administrators]] [[hu:Wikiszótár:Adminisztrátorok]] [[ia:Wiktionary:Administratores]] [[id:Wiktionary:Pengurus]] [[io:Wiktionary:Administranti]] [[is:Wikiorðabók:Stjórnendur]] [[it:Wikizionario:Amministratori]] [[ja:Wiktionary:管理者]] [[ku:Wiktionary:Koordînator]] [[la:Victionarium:Administratores]] [[mi:project:Administrators]] [[ms:Wiktionary:Penyelia]] [[nl:WikiWoordenboek:Moderator]] [[nn:Wiktionary:Administrator]] [[no:Wiktionary:Administratorer]] [[pl:Wikisłownik:Administratorzy]] [[pt:Wikcionário:Administradores]] [[ro:Wikţionar:Administratori]] [[ru:Wiktionary:Administrators]] [[sk:Wikislovník:Správcovia]] [[sl:Wikislovar:Administratorji]] [[sq:Wiktionary:Administruesit]] [[sr:Викиречник:Администратори]] [[sv:Wiktionary:Administratörer]] [[ur:منصوبہ:منتظمین]] [[vi:Wiktionary:Người quản lý]] [[yi:װיקיװערטערבוך:Administrators]] [[zh:Wiktionary:管理员]] [[zh-min-nan:Wiktionary:Hêng-chèng jîn-oân]] 12506 2006-11-17T18:00:25Z Brett 77 /* Requests for administrator/bureaucrat rights */ {{shortcut|WT:A}} An '''administrator''' is also called a ''sysop''. You can add requests to this page for things that can only be done by sysops. [[Wiktionary:Administrators/Status request archive]] ==List of administrators== :''You can look at an automatic list at [[Special:Listusers/sysop]] '''Active:''' * [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] - contact me at [[:en:w:User talk:Flcelloguy|en wiki]] for a quick response * [[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] - ''Bureaucrat'' * [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]] '''Emeritus:''' * [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] ==Requests for administrator/bureaucrat rights== If you want to be an administrator or bureaucrat you can request it here. Use the code below for your request. ==[[User:<span style="color:red;">''your user name''</span>]]== ==[[User:Brett]]== Archer7 and Tangotango have [[User_talk:Brett#Admin|sugested]] I become an admin.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:00, 17 November 2006 (UTC) ==Requests for administrator attention== An administrator needs to update the [[Special:Statistics]] page. It is much simpler when it is automated. If those extra pages are counted in English Wiktionary, they need to be counted here also. If not, they have a way to omit them automatically. Because a page similar to this one changes often, a "last changed" date in the footer would also be nice. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 12:48, 27 January 2006 (UTC) :Realizing I just showed my ignorance of how this stuff works, I grin sheepishly. But there are some updates that could be done, such as fixing where the word "articles" is on the next line. How are the number of actual article pages calculated? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 13:12, 27 January 2006 (UTC) ::The page is automated, but we can change the text at [[MediaWiki:Sitestatstext]]. The text probably depends on browser; it appears on one line for my screen. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 16:53, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :::The text looks fine to me now, too. I sense the hand of an admin, but maybe it was just a fluke. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:14, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ===Patrolled edits?=== I've been thinking if we shouldn't implement the patrolled edit featured that MediaWiki has; it lets either everyone or just administrators mark an edit as "patrolled". Since we have such a low level of activity here, that would be useful - instead of a couple of use checking each edit by an IP address or new user, we could do it just once. See [[:m:Help:Patrolled edit]] for more information. I've played around with the settings a little bit but I think only developers can access LocalSettings.php. What do you guys think? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:19, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :I '''support''' this idea. I don't see exactly how it works, but if it helps keep things in line and makes less work for all of us, let's go for it! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:46, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :I don't care either way for this, but I would like it as an admin only tool. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:11, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ::I agree that it should be an admin-only tool. Users (and even Wiki-knowledgeable trolls) patrolling their own edits could be very problematic. [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] (forgot to sign earlier) :I don't mind either way. It will probably help to coordinate efforts between admins. However, with the relatively small number of edits, I find it quite easy to at least glance over all the changes using the RSS feed, so I don't know if it will help very much, but I'm willing to give it a go. If you want to see it in action, [http://wiki.videolan.org VLC's wiki] has this system (though nobody bothers to mark edits as patrolled, even though they do get checked). Actually I think the biggest drawback on this system is probably laziness about actually going and clicking the "patrolled" link. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 19:13, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ::Great! I'll ask a developer to see if we can test this out with sysop-only patrol; note that the German wiktionary recently turned this on as well. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 19:53, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ===Some updates=== Just some quick updates: I've added [[Template:Click]] and changed the sister projects at the bottom to templates using click; this makes the image go directly to the sister project. In addition, I changed [[MediaWiki:Uploadtext]] back to the default text and then added some warnings; I have it currently worded that we won't accept any images unless they're under the GFDL. We don't have any images yet (save for [[:Image:Wiki.png]]), and I don't see the need to allow any other type of images if they can simply be placed on commons. Thoughts on this? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 20:27, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I wondered how that image-to-project link worked (on some projects but not others). Glad to see it works here. I see images as quite useful here, but I'm with Flcelloguy that we shouldn't allow any images here directly: they should all be on the commons. That's what it's for! If they really want to add it here, it should definitely be under GFDL. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:21, 21 February 2006 (UTC) === Gmcfoley === I'm not going to be here much (if at all) for now on. If someone wants to drop me from the list of admins feel free to do so (It's done at Meta). You will be able to get me at Wikipedia if anyone has questions. Good luck people! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:15, 25 March 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for all the help! You will always be welcome to edit and administer here, and that's why I say you are "emeritus" rather than "inactive" or taking you off the list. We are still very few and far between here, so I'd prefer if you stuck around until our number of regular contributors was higher, but as I said before, I respect your decision. You'll be missed. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:28, 27 March 2006 (UTC) === [[MediaWiki:Sitenotice]] === Could an admin please remove the Wikimania 2006 notice from [[MediaWiki:Sitenotice]] please? It's making the whole site look more deserted than it really is :) Thanks, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 09:46, 24 September 2006 (UTC) :Done - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:42, 24 September 2006 (UTC) [[Category:Wiktionary|{{PAGENAME}}]] <!-- note: the links will be invalid if the project namespaces will change in other languages -->[[af:Wiktionary:Sysopkandidatuur]] [[als:Wiktionary:Administratoren]] [[ar:ويكاموس:إداريون]] [[bg:Уикиречник:Администратори]] [[bs:Vikirječnik:Administratori]] [[cs:Wiktionary:Správci]] [[cy:Wiciadur:Gweinyddwyr]] [[da:Wiktionary:Administratorer]] [[de:Wiktionary:Administratoren]] [[el:Wiktionary:Διαχειριστές]] [[en:Wiktionary:Administrators]] [[eo:Vikivortaro:Administrantoj]] [[es:Wikcionario:Bibliotecarios]] [[et:Vikisõnaraamat:Administraatorid]] [[fi:Wikisanakirja:Ylläpitäjät]] [[fo:Wiktionary:Umboðsstjórar]] [[fr:Wiktionnaire:Administrateur]] [[ga:Vicífhoclóir:Riarthóirí]] [[gu:વિક્ષનરી:પ્રબંધક]] [[he:ויקימילון:מפעיל מערכת]] [[hi:विक्षनरी:प्रबन्धक]] [[hr:Wiktionary:Administrators]] [[hu:Wikiszótár:Adminisztrátorok]] [[ia:Wiktionary:Administratores]] [[id:Wiktionary:Pengurus]] [[io:Wiktionary:Administranti]] [[is:Wikiorðabók:Stjórnendur]] [[it:Wikizionario:Amministratori]] [[ja:Wiktionary:管理者]] [[ku:Wiktionary:Koordînator]] [[la:Victionarium:Administratores]] [[mi:project:Administrators]] [[ms:Wiktionary:Penyelia]] [[nl:WikiWoordenboek:Moderator]] [[nn:Wiktionary:Administrator]] [[no:Wiktionary:Administratorer]] [[pl:Wikisłownik:Administratorzy]] [[pt:Wikcionário:Administradores]] [[ro:Wikţionar:Administratori]] [[ru:Wiktionary:Administrators]] [[sk:Wikislovník:Správcovia]] [[sl:Wikislovar:Administratorji]] [[sq:Wiktionary:Administruesit]] [[sr:Викиречник:Администратори]] [[sv:Wiktionary:Administratörer]] [[ur:منصوبہ:منتظمین]] [[vi:Wiktionary:Người quản lý]] [[yi:װיקיװערטערבוך:Administrators]] [[zh:Wiktionary:管理员]] [[zh-min-nan:Wiktionary:Hêng-chèng jîn-oân]] 12515 2006-11-18T08:28:08Z Tangotango 94 /* [[User:Brett]] */ strong support {{shortcut|WT:A}} An '''administrator''' is also called a ''sysop''. You can add requests to this page for things that can only be done by sysops. [[Wiktionary:Administrators/Status request archive]] ==List of administrators== :''You can look at an automatic list at [[Special:Listusers/sysop]] '''Active:''' * [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] - contact me at [[:en:w:User talk:Flcelloguy|en wiki]] for a quick response * [[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] - ''Bureaucrat'' * [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]] '''Emeritus:''' * [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] ==Requests for administrator/bureaucrat rights== If you want to be an administrator or bureaucrat you can request it here. Use the code below for your request. ==[[User:<span style="color:red;">''your user name''</span>]]== ==[[User:Brett]]== Archer7 and Tangotango have [[User_talk:Brett#Admin|sugested]] I become an admin.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:00, 17 November 2006 (UTC) * Indeed, '''strong support'''! A wonderful user who has helped improve this wiki a lot. - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 08:28, 18 November 2006 (UTC) ==Requests for administrator attention== An administrator needs to update the [[Special:Statistics]] page. It is much simpler when it is automated. If those extra pages are counted in English Wiktionary, they need to be counted here also. If not, they have a way to omit them automatically. Because a page similar to this one changes often, a "last changed" date in the footer would also be nice. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 12:48, 27 January 2006 (UTC) :Realizing I just showed my ignorance of how this stuff works, I grin sheepishly. But there are some updates that could be done, such as fixing where the word "articles" is on the next line. How are the number of actual article pages calculated? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 13:12, 27 January 2006 (UTC) ::The page is automated, but we can change the text at [[MediaWiki:Sitestatstext]]. The text probably depends on browser; it appears on one line for my screen. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 16:53, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :::The text looks fine to me now, too. I sense the hand of an admin, but maybe it was just a fluke. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:14, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ===Patrolled edits?=== I've been thinking if we shouldn't implement the patrolled edit featured that MediaWiki has; it lets either everyone or just administrators mark an edit as "patrolled". Since we have such a low level of activity here, that would be useful - instead of a couple of use checking each edit by an IP address or new user, we could do it just once. See [[:m:Help:Patrolled edit]] for more information. I've played around with the settings a little bit but I think only developers can access LocalSettings.php. What do you guys think? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:19, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :I '''support''' this idea. I don't see exactly how it works, but if it helps keep things in line and makes less work for all of us, let's go for it! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:46, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :I don't care either way for this, but I would like it as an admin only tool. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:11, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ::I agree that it should be an admin-only tool. Users (and even Wiki-knowledgeable trolls) patrolling their own edits could be very problematic. [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] (forgot to sign earlier) :I don't mind either way. It will probably help to coordinate efforts between admins. However, with the relatively small number of edits, I find it quite easy to at least glance over all the changes using the RSS feed, so I don't know if it will help very much, but I'm willing to give it a go. If you want to see it in action, [http://wiki.videolan.org VLC's wiki] has this system (though nobody bothers to mark edits as patrolled, even though they do get checked). Actually I think the biggest drawback on this system is probably laziness about actually going and clicking the "patrolled" link. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 19:13, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ::Great! I'll ask a developer to see if we can test this out with sysop-only patrol; note that the German wiktionary recently turned this on as well. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 19:53, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ===Some updates=== Just some quick updates: I've added [[Template:Click]] and changed the sister projects at the bottom to templates using click; this makes the image go directly to the sister project. In addition, I changed [[MediaWiki:Uploadtext]] back to the default text and then added some warnings; I have it currently worded that we won't accept any images unless they're under the GFDL. We don't have any images yet (save for [[:Image:Wiki.png]]), and I don't see the need to allow any other type of images if they can simply be placed on commons. Thoughts on this? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 20:27, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I wondered how that image-to-project link worked (on some projects but not others). Glad to see it works here. I see images as quite useful here, but I'm with Flcelloguy that we shouldn't allow any images here directly: they should all be on the commons. That's what it's for! If they really want to add it here, it should definitely be under GFDL. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:21, 21 February 2006 (UTC) === Gmcfoley === I'm not going to be here much (if at all) for now on. If someone wants to drop me from the list of admins feel free to do so (It's done at Meta). You will be able to get me at Wikipedia if anyone has questions. Good luck people! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:15, 25 March 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for all the help! You will always be welcome to edit and administer here, and that's why I say you are "emeritus" rather than "inactive" or taking you off the list. We are still very few and far between here, so I'd prefer if you stuck around until our number of regular contributors was higher, but as I said before, I respect your decision. You'll be missed. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:28, 27 March 2006 (UTC) === [[MediaWiki:Sitenotice]] === Could an admin please remove the Wikimania 2006 notice from [[MediaWiki:Sitenotice]] please? It's making the whole site look more deserted than it really is :) Thanks, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 09:46, 24 September 2006 (UTC) :Done - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:42, 24 September 2006 (UTC) [[Category:Wiktionary|{{PAGENAME}}]] <!-- note: the links will be invalid if the project namespaces will change in other languages -->[[af:Wiktionary:Sysopkandidatuur]] [[als:Wiktionary:Administratoren]] [[ar:ويكاموس:إداريون]] [[bg:Уикиречник:Администратори]] [[bs:Vikirječnik:Administratori]] [[cs:Wiktionary:Správci]] [[cy:Wiciadur:Gweinyddwyr]] [[da:Wiktionary:Administratorer]] [[de:Wiktionary:Administratoren]] [[el:Wiktionary:Διαχειριστές]] [[en:Wiktionary:Administrators]] [[eo:Vikivortaro:Administrantoj]] [[es:Wikcionario:Bibliotecarios]] [[et:Vikisõnaraamat:Administraatorid]] [[fi:Wikisanakirja:Ylläpitäjät]] [[fo:Wiktionary:Umboðsstjórar]] [[fr:Wiktionnaire:Administrateur]] [[ga:Vicífhoclóir:Riarthóirí]] [[gu:વિક્ષનરી:પ્રબંધક]] [[he:ויקימילון:מפעיל מערכת]] [[hi:विक्षनरी:प्रबन्धक]] [[hr:Wiktionary:Administrators]] [[hu:Wikiszótár:Adminisztrátorok]] [[ia:Wiktionary:Administratores]] [[id:Wiktionary:Pengurus]] [[io:Wiktionary:Administranti]] [[is:Wikiorðabók:Stjórnendur]] [[it:Wikizionario:Amministratori]] [[ja:Wiktionary:管理者]] [[ku:Wiktionary:Koordînator]] [[la:Victionarium:Administratores]] [[mi:project:Administrators]] [[ms:Wiktionary:Penyelia]] [[nl:WikiWoordenboek:Moderator]] [[nn:Wiktionary:Administrator]] [[no:Wiktionary:Administratorer]] [[pl:Wikisłownik:Administratorzy]] [[pt:Wikcionário:Administradores]] [[ro:Wikţionar:Administratori]] [[ru:Wiktionary:Administrators]] [[sk:Wikislovník:Správcovia]] [[sl:Wikislovar:Administratorji]] [[sq:Wiktionary:Administruesit]] [[sr:Викиречник:Администратори]] [[sv:Wiktionary:Administratörer]] [[ur:منصوبہ:منتظمین]] [[vi:Wiktionary:Người quản lý]] [[yi:װיקיװערטערבוך:Administrators]] [[zh:Wiktionary:管理员]] [[zh-min-nan:Wiktionary:Hêng-chèng jîn-oân]] 12516 2006-11-18T08:28:30Z Tangotango 94 /* [[User:Brett]] */ heading, tyop :P {{shortcut|WT:A}} An '''administrator''' is also called a ''sysop''. You can add requests to this page for things that can only be done by sysops. [[Wiktionary:Administrators/Status request archive]] ==List of administrators== :''You can look at an automatic list at [[Special:Listusers/sysop]] '''Active:''' * [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] - contact me at [[:en:w:User talk:Flcelloguy|en wiki]] for a quick response * [[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] - ''Bureaucrat'' * [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]] '''Emeritus:''' * [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] ==Requests for administrator/bureaucrat rights== If you want to be an administrator or bureaucrat you can request it here. Use the code below for your request. ==[[User:<span style="color:red;">''your user name''</span>]]== ===[[User:Brett]]=== Archer7 and Tangotango have [[User_talk:Brett#Admin|suggested]] I become an admin.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:00, 17 November 2006 (UTC) * Indeed, '''strong support'''! A wonderful user who has helped improve this wiki a lot. - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 08:28, 18 November 2006 (UTC) ==Requests for administrator attention== An administrator needs to update the [[Special:Statistics]] page. It is much simpler when it is automated. If those extra pages are counted in English Wiktionary, they need to be counted here also. If not, they have a way to omit them automatically. Because a page similar to this one changes often, a "last changed" date in the footer would also be nice. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 12:48, 27 January 2006 (UTC) :Realizing I just showed my ignorance of how this stuff works, I grin sheepishly. But there are some updates that could be done, such as fixing where the word "articles" is on the next line. How are the number of actual article pages calculated? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 13:12, 27 January 2006 (UTC) ::The page is automated, but we can change the text at [[MediaWiki:Sitestatstext]]. The text probably depends on browser; it appears on one line for my screen. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 16:53, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :::The text looks fine to me now, too. I sense the hand of an admin, but maybe it was just a fluke. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:14, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ===Patrolled edits?=== I've been thinking if we shouldn't implement the patrolled edit featured that MediaWiki has; it lets either everyone or just administrators mark an edit as "patrolled". Since we have such a low level of activity here, that would be useful - instead of a couple of use checking each edit by an IP address or new user, we could do it just once. See [[:m:Help:Patrolled edit]] for more information. I've played around with the settings a little bit but I think only developers can access LocalSettings.php. What do you guys think? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:19, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :I '''support''' this idea. I don't see exactly how it works, but if it helps keep things in line and makes less work for all of us, let's go for it! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:46, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :I don't care either way for this, but I would like it as an admin only tool. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:11, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ::I agree that it should be an admin-only tool. Users (and even Wiki-knowledgeable trolls) patrolling their own edits could be very problematic. [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] (forgot to sign earlier) :I don't mind either way. It will probably help to coordinate efforts between admins. However, with the relatively small number of edits, I find it quite easy to at least glance over all the changes using the RSS feed, so I don't know if it will help very much, but I'm willing to give it a go. If you want to see it in action, [http://wiki.videolan.org VLC's wiki] has this system (though nobody bothers to mark edits as patrolled, even though they do get checked). Actually I think the biggest drawback on this system is probably laziness about actually going and clicking the "patrolled" link. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 19:13, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ::Great! I'll ask a developer to see if we can test this out with sysop-only patrol; note that the German wiktionary recently turned this on as well. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 19:53, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ===Some updates=== Just some quick updates: I've added [[Template:Click]] and changed the sister projects at the bottom to templates using click; this makes the image go directly to the sister project. In addition, I changed [[MediaWiki:Uploadtext]] back to the default text and then added some warnings; I have it currently worded that we won't accept any images unless they're under the GFDL. We don't have any images yet (save for [[:Image:Wiki.png]]), and I don't see the need to allow any other type of images if they can simply be placed on commons. Thoughts on this? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 20:27, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I wondered how that image-to-project link worked (on some projects but not others). Glad to see it works here. I see images as quite useful here, but I'm with Flcelloguy that we shouldn't allow any images here directly: they should all be on the commons. That's what it's for! If they really want to add it here, it should definitely be under GFDL. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:21, 21 February 2006 (UTC) === Gmcfoley === I'm not going to be here much (if at all) for now on. If someone wants to drop me from the list of admins feel free to do so (It's done at Meta). You will be able to get me at Wikipedia if anyone has questions. Good luck people! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:15, 25 March 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for all the help! You will always be welcome to edit and administer here, and that's why I say you are "emeritus" rather than "inactive" or taking you off the list. We are still very few and far between here, so I'd prefer if you stuck around until our number of regular contributors was higher, but as I said before, I respect your decision. You'll be missed. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:28, 27 March 2006 (UTC) === [[MediaWiki:Sitenotice]] === Could an admin please remove the Wikimania 2006 notice from [[MediaWiki:Sitenotice]] please? It's making the whole site look more deserted than it really is :) Thanks, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 09:46, 24 September 2006 (UTC) :Done - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:42, 24 September 2006 (UTC) [[Category:Wiktionary|{{PAGENAME}}]] <!-- note: the links will be invalid if the project namespaces will change in other languages -->[[af:Wiktionary:Sysopkandidatuur]] [[als:Wiktionary:Administratoren]] [[ar:ويكاموس:إداريون]] [[bg:Уикиречник:Администратори]] [[bs:Vikirječnik:Administratori]] [[cs:Wiktionary:Správci]] [[cy:Wiciadur:Gweinyddwyr]] [[da:Wiktionary:Administratorer]] [[de:Wiktionary:Administratoren]] [[el:Wiktionary:Διαχειριστές]] [[en:Wiktionary:Administrators]] [[eo:Vikivortaro:Administrantoj]] [[es:Wikcionario:Bibliotecarios]] [[et:Vikisõnaraamat:Administraatorid]] [[fi:Wikisanakirja:Ylläpitäjät]] [[fo:Wiktionary:Umboðsstjórar]] [[fr:Wiktionnaire:Administrateur]] [[ga:Vicífhoclóir:Riarthóirí]] [[gu:વિક્ષનરી:પ્રબંધક]] [[he:ויקימילון:מפעיל מערכת]] [[hi:विक्षनरी:प्रबन्धक]] [[hr:Wiktionary:Administrators]] [[hu:Wikiszótár:Adminisztrátorok]] [[ia:Wiktionary:Administratores]] [[id:Wiktionary:Pengurus]] [[io:Wiktionary:Administranti]] [[is:Wikiorðabók:Stjórnendur]] [[it:Wikizionario:Amministratori]] [[ja:Wiktionary:管理者]] [[ku:Wiktionary:Koordînator]] [[la:Victionarium:Administratores]] [[mi:project:Administrators]] [[ms:Wiktionary:Penyelia]] [[nl:WikiWoordenboek:Moderator]] [[nn:Wiktionary:Administrator]] [[no:Wiktionary:Administratorer]] [[pl:Wikisłownik:Administratorzy]] [[pt:Wikcionário:Administradores]] [[ro:Wikţionar:Administratori]] [[ru:Wiktionary:Administrators]] [[sk:Wikislovník:Správcovia]] [[sl:Wikislovar:Administratorji]] [[sq:Wiktionary:Administruesit]] [[sr:Викиречник:Администратори]] [[sv:Wiktionary:Administratörer]] [[ur:منصوبہ:منتظمین]] [[vi:Wiktionary:Người quản lý]] [[yi:װיקיװערטערבוך:Administrators]] [[zh:Wiktionary:管理员]] [[zh-min-nan:Wiktionary:Hêng-chèng jîn-oân]] 12517 2006-11-18T08:28:57Z Tangotango 94 /* Requests for administrator/bureaucrat rights */ fix intro {{shortcut|WT:A}} An '''administrator''' is also called a ''sysop''. You can add requests to this page for things that can only be done by sysops. [[Wiktionary:Administrators/Status request archive]] ==List of administrators== :''You can look at an automatic list at [[Special:Listusers/sysop]] '''Active:''' * [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] - contact me at [[:en:w:User talk:Flcelloguy|en wiki]] for a quick response * [[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] - ''Bureaucrat'' * [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]] '''Emeritus:''' * [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] ==Requests for administrator/bureaucrat rights== If you want to be an administrator or bureaucrat you can request it here. Use the code below for your request. ===[[User:<span style="color:red;">''your user name''</span>]]=== ===[[User:Brett]]=== Archer7 and Tangotango have [[User_talk:Brett#Admin|suggested]] I become an admin.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:00, 17 November 2006 (UTC) * Indeed, '''strong support'''! A wonderful user who has helped improve this wiki a lot. - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 08:28, 18 November 2006 (UTC) ==Requests for administrator attention== An administrator needs to update the [[Special:Statistics]] page. It is much simpler when it is automated. If those extra pages are counted in English Wiktionary, they need to be counted here also. If not, they have a way to omit them automatically. Because a page similar to this one changes often, a "last changed" date in the footer would also be nice. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 12:48, 27 January 2006 (UTC) :Realizing I just showed my ignorance of how this stuff works, I grin sheepishly. But there are some updates that could be done, such as fixing where the word "articles" is on the next line. How are the number of actual article pages calculated? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 13:12, 27 January 2006 (UTC) ::The page is automated, but we can change the text at [[MediaWiki:Sitestatstext]]. The text probably depends on browser; it appears on one line for my screen. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 16:53, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :::The text looks fine to me now, too. I sense the hand of an admin, but maybe it was just a fluke. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:14, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ===Patrolled edits?=== I've been thinking if we shouldn't implement the patrolled edit featured that MediaWiki has; it lets either everyone or just administrators mark an edit as "patrolled". Since we have such a low level of activity here, that would be useful - instead of a couple of use checking each edit by an IP address or new user, we could do it just once. See [[:m:Help:Patrolled edit]] for more information. I've played around with the settings a little bit but I think only developers can access LocalSettings.php. What do you guys think? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:19, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :I '''support''' this idea. I don't see exactly how it works, but if it helps keep things in line and makes less work for all of us, let's go for it! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:46, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :I don't care either way for this, but I would like it as an admin only tool. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:11, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ::I agree that it should be an admin-only tool. Users (and even Wiki-knowledgeable trolls) patrolling their own edits could be very problematic. [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] (forgot to sign earlier) :I don't mind either way. It will probably help to coordinate efforts between admins. However, with the relatively small number of edits, I find it quite easy to at least glance over all the changes using the RSS feed, so I don't know if it will help very much, but I'm willing to give it a go. If you want to see it in action, [http://wiki.videolan.org VLC's wiki] has this system (though nobody bothers to mark edits as patrolled, even though they do get checked). Actually I think the biggest drawback on this system is probably laziness about actually going and clicking the "patrolled" link. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 19:13, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ::Great! I'll ask a developer to see if we can test this out with sysop-only patrol; note that the German wiktionary recently turned this on as well. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 19:53, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ===Some updates=== Just some quick updates: I've added [[Template:Click]] and changed the sister projects at the bottom to templates using click; this makes the image go directly to the sister project. In addition, I changed [[MediaWiki:Uploadtext]] back to the default text and then added some warnings; I have it currently worded that we won't accept any images unless they're under the GFDL. We don't have any images yet (save for [[:Image:Wiki.png]]), and I don't see the need to allow any other type of images if they can simply be placed on commons. Thoughts on this? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 20:27, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I wondered how that image-to-project link worked (on some projects but not others). Glad to see it works here. I see images as quite useful here, but I'm with Flcelloguy that we shouldn't allow any images here directly: they should all be on the commons. That's what it's for! If they really want to add it here, it should definitely be under GFDL. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:21, 21 February 2006 (UTC) === Gmcfoley === I'm not going to be here much (if at all) for now on. If someone wants to drop me from the list of admins feel free to do so (It's done at Meta). You will be able to get me at Wikipedia if anyone has questions. Good luck people! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:15, 25 March 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for all the help! You will always be welcome to edit and administer here, and that's why I say you are "emeritus" rather than "inactive" or taking you off the list. We are still very few and far between here, so I'd prefer if you stuck around until our number of regular contributors was higher, but as I said before, I respect your decision. You'll be missed. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:28, 27 March 2006 (UTC) === [[MediaWiki:Sitenotice]] === Could an admin please remove the Wikimania 2006 notice from [[MediaWiki:Sitenotice]] please? It's making the whole site look more deserted than it really is :) Thanks, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 09:46, 24 September 2006 (UTC) :Done - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:42, 24 September 2006 (UTC) [[Category:Wiktionary|{{PAGENAME}}]] <!-- note: the links will be invalid if the project namespaces will change in other languages -->[[af:Wiktionary:Sysopkandidatuur]] [[als:Wiktionary:Administratoren]] [[ar:ويكاموس:إداريون]] [[bg:Уикиречник:Администратори]] [[bs:Vikirječnik:Administratori]] [[cs:Wiktionary:Správci]] [[cy:Wiciadur:Gweinyddwyr]] [[da:Wiktionary:Administratorer]] [[de:Wiktionary:Administratoren]] [[el:Wiktionary:Διαχειριστές]] [[en:Wiktionary:Administrators]] [[eo:Vikivortaro:Administrantoj]] [[es:Wikcionario:Bibliotecarios]] [[et:Vikisõnaraamat:Administraatorid]] [[fi:Wikisanakirja:Ylläpitäjät]] [[fo:Wiktionary:Umboðsstjórar]] [[fr:Wiktionnaire:Administrateur]] [[ga:Vicífhoclóir:Riarthóirí]] [[gu:વિક્ષનરી:પ્રબંધક]] [[he:ויקימילון:מפעיל מערכת]] [[hi:विक्षनरी:प्रबन्धक]] [[hr:Wiktionary:Administrators]] [[hu:Wikiszótár:Adminisztrátorok]] [[ia:Wiktionary:Administratores]] [[id:Wiktionary:Pengurus]] [[io:Wiktionary:Administranti]] [[is:Wikiorðabók:Stjórnendur]] [[it:Wikizionario:Amministratori]] [[ja:Wiktionary:管理者]] [[ku:Wiktionary:Koordînator]] [[la:Victionarium:Administratores]] [[mi:project:Administrators]] [[ms:Wiktionary:Penyelia]] [[nl:WikiWoordenboek:Moderator]] [[nn:Wiktionary:Administrator]] [[no:Wiktionary:Administratorer]] [[pl:Wikisłownik:Administratorzy]] [[pt:Wikcionário:Administradores]] [[ro:Wikţionar:Administratori]] [[ru:Wiktionary:Administrators]] [[sk:Wikislovník:Správcovia]] [[sl:Wikislovar:Administratorji]] [[sq:Wiktionary:Administruesit]] [[sr:Викиречник:Администратори]] [[sv:Wiktionary:Administratörer]] [[ur:منصوبہ:منتظمین]] [[vi:Wiktionary:Người quản lý]] [[yi:װיקיװערטערבוך:Administrators]] [[zh:Wiktionary:管理员]] [[zh-min-nan:Wiktionary:Hêng-chèng jîn-oân]] 12533 2006-11-18T16:31:27Z 80.192.158.216 /* [[User:Brett]] */ strong support {{shortcut|WT:A}} An '''administrator''' is also called a ''sysop''. You can add requests to this page for things that can only be done by sysops. [[Wiktionary:Administrators/Status request archive]] ==List of administrators== :''You can look at an automatic list at [[Special:Listusers/sysop]] '''Active:''' * [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] - contact me at [[:en:w:User talk:Flcelloguy|en wiki]] for a quick response * [[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] - ''Bureaucrat'' * [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]] '''Emeritus:''' * [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] ==Requests for administrator/bureaucrat rights== If you want to be an administrator or bureaucrat you can request it here. Use the code below for your request. ===[[User:<span style="color:red;">''your user name''</span>]]=== ===[[User:Brett]]=== Archer7 and Tangotango have [[User_talk:Brett#Admin|suggested]] I become an admin.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:00, 17 November 2006 (UTC) * Indeed, '''strong support'''! A wonderful user who has helped improve this wiki a lot. - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 08:28, 18 November 2006 (UTC) *'''Strong support''', obviously. Excellent contributor. [[User:80.192.158.216|80.192.158.216]] 16:31, 18 November 2006 (UTC) ==Requests for administrator attention== An administrator needs to update the [[Special:Statistics]] page. It is much simpler when it is automated. If those extra pages are counted in English Wiktionary, they need to be counted here also. If not, they have a way to omit them automatically. Because a page similar to this one changes often, a "last changed" date in the footer would also be nice. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 12:48, 27 January 2006 (UTC) :Realizing I just showed my ignorance of how this stuff works, I grin sheepishly. But there are some updates that could be done, such as fixing where the word "articles" is on the next line. How are the number of actual article pages calculated? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 13:12, 27 January 2006 (UTC) ::The page is automated, but we can change the text at [[MediaWiki:Sitestatstext]]. The text probably depends on browser; it appears on one line for my screen. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 16:53, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :::The text looks fine to me now, too. I sense the hand of an admin, but maybe it was just a fluke. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:14, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ===Patrolled edits?=== I've been thinking if we shouldn't implement the patrolled edit featured that MediaWiki has; it lets either everyone or just administrators mark an edit as "patrolled". Since we have such a low level of activity here, that would be useful - instead of a couple of use checking each edit by an IP address or new user, we could do it just once. See [[:m:Help:Patrolled edit]] for more information. I've played around with the settings a little bit but I think only developers can access LocalSettings.php. What do you guys think? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:19, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :I '''support''' this idea. I don't see exactly how it works, but if it helps keep things in line and makes less work for all of us, let's go for it! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:46, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :I don't care either way for this, but I would like it as an admin only tool. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:11, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ::I agree that it should be an admin-only tool. Users (and even Wiki-knowledgeable trolls) patrolling their own edits could be very problematic. [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] (forgot to sign earlier) :I don't mind either way. It will probably help to coordinate efforts between admins. However, with the relatively small number of edits, I find it quite easy to at least glance over all the changes using the RSS feed, so I don't know if it will help very much, but I'm willing to give it a go. If you want to see it in action, [http://wiki.videolan.org VLC's wiki] has this system (though nobody bothers to mark edits as patrolled, even though they do get checked). Actually I think the biggest drawback on this system is probably laziness about actually going and clicking the "patrolled" link. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 19:13, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ::Great! I'll ask a developer to see if we can test this out with sysop-only patrol; note that the German wiktionary recently turned this on as well. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 19:53, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ===Some updates=== Just some quick updates: I've added [[Template:Click]] and changed the sister projects at the bottom to templates using click; this makes the image go directly to the sister project. In addition, I changed [[MediaWiki:Uploadtext]] back to the default text and then added some warnings; I have it currently worded that we won't accept any images unless they're under the GFDL. We don't have any images yet (save for [[:Image:Wiki.png]]), and I don't see the need to allow any other type of images if they can simply be placed on commons. Thoughts on this? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 20:27, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I wondered how that image-to-project link worked (on some projects but not others). Glad to see it works here. I see images as quite useful here, but I'm with Flcelloguy that we shouldn't allow any images here directly: they should all be on the commons. That's what it's for! If they really want to add it here, it should definitely be under GFDL. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:21, 21 February 2006 (UTC) === Gmcfoley === I'm not going to be here much (if at all) for now on. If someone wants to drop me from the list of admins feel free to do so (It's done at Meta). You will be able to get me at Wikipedia if anyone has questions. Good luck people! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:15, 25 March 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for all the help! You will always be welcome to edit and administer here, and that's why I say you are "emeritus" rather than "inactive" or taking you off the list. We are still very few and far between here, so I'd prefer if you stuck around until our number of regular contributors was higher, but as I said before, I respect your decision. You'll be missed. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:28, 27 March 2006 (UTC) === [[MediaWiki:Sitenotice]] === Could an admin please remove the Wikimania 2006 notice from [[MediaWiki:Sitenotice]] please? It's making the whole site look more deserted than it really is :) Thanks, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 09:46, 24 September 2006 (UTC) :Done - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:42, 24 September 2006 (UTC) [[Category:Wiktionary|{{PAGENAME}}]] <!-- note: the links will be invalid if the project namespaces will change in other languages -->[[af:Wiktionary:Sysopkandidatuur]] [[als:Wiktionary:Administratoren]] [[ar:ويكاموس:إداريون]] [[bg:Уикиречник:Администратори]] [[bs:Vikirječnik:Administratori]] [[cs:Wiktionary:Správci]] [[cy:Wiciadur:Gweinyddwyr]] [[da:Wiktionary:Administratorer]] [[de:Wiktionary:Administratoren]] [[el:Wiktionary:Διαχειριστές]] [[en:Wiktionary:Administrators]] [[eo:Vikivortaro:Administrantoj]] [[es:Wikcionario:Bibliotecarios]] [[et:Vikisõnaraamat:Administraatorid]] [[fi:Wikisanakirja:Ylläpitäjät]] [[fo:Wiktionary:Umboðsstjórar]] [[fr:Wiktionnaire:Administrateur]] [[ga:Vicífhoclóir:Riarthóirí]] [[gu:વિક્ષનરી:પ્રબંધક]] [[he:ויקימילון:מפעיל מערכת]] [[hi:विक्षनरी:प्रबन्धक]] [[hr:Wiktionary:Administrators]] [[hu:Wikiszótár:Adminisztrátorok]] [[ia:Wiktionary:Administratores]] [[id:Wiktionary:Pengurus]] [[io:Wiktionary:Administranti]] [[is:Wikiorðabók:Stjórnendur]] [[it:Wikizionario:Amministratori]] [[ja:Wiktionary:管理者]] [[ku:Wiktionary:Koordînator]] [[la:Victionarium:Administratores]] [[mi:project:Administrators]] [[ms:Wiktionary:Penyelia]] [[nl:WikiWoordenboek:Moderator]] [[nn:Wiktionary:Administrator]] [[no:Wiktionary:Administratorer]] [[pl:Wikisłownik:Administratorzy]] [[pt:Wikcionário:Administradores]] [[ro:Wikţionar:Administratori]] [[ru:Wiktionary:Administrators]] [[sk:Wikislovník:Správcovia]] [[sl:Wikislovar:Administratorji]] [[sq:Wiktionary:Administruesit]] [[sr:Викиречник:Администратори]] [[sv:Wiktionary:Administratörer]] [[ur:منصوبہ:منتظمین]] [[vi:Wiktionary:Người quản lý]] [[yi:װיקיװערטערבוך:Administrators]] [[zh:Wiktionary:管理员]] [[zh-min-nan:Wiktionary:Hêng-chèng jîn-oân]] 12534 2006-11-18T16:32:41Z Archer7 83 /* Requests for administrator/bureaucrat rights */ sorry, that IP was me {{shortcut|WT:A}} An '''administrator''' is also called a ''sysop''. You can add requests to this page for things that can only be done by sysops. [[Wiktionary:Administrators/Status request archive]] ==List of administrators== :''You can look at an automatic list at [[Special:Listusers/sysop]] '''Active:''' * [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] - contact me at [[:en:w:User talk:Flcelloguy|en wiki]] for a quick response * [[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] - ''Bureaucrat'' * [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]] '''Emeritus:''' * [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] ==Requests for administrator/bureaucrat rights== If you want to be an administrator or bureaucrat you can request it here. Use the code below for your request. ===[[User:<span style="color:red;">''your user name''</span>]]=== ===[[User:Brett]]=== Archer7 and Tangotango have [[User_talk:Brett#Admin|suggested]] I become an admin.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:00, 17 November 2006 (UTC) * Indeed, '''strong support'''! A wonderful user who has helped improve this wiki a lot. - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 08:28, 18 November 2006 (UTC) *'''Strong support''', obviously. Excellent contributor. [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 16:32, 18 November 2006 (UTC) ==Requests for administrator attention== An administrator needs to update the [[Special:Statistics]] page. It is much simpler when it is automated. If those extra pages are counted in English Wiktionary, they need to be counted here also. If not, they have a way to omit them automatically. Because a page similar to this one changes often, a "last changed" date in the footer would also be nice. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 12:48, 27 January 2006 (UTC) :Realizing I just showed my ignorance of how this stuff works, I grin sheepishly. But there are some updates that could be done, such as fixing where the word "articles" is on the next line. How are the number of actual article pages calculated? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 13:12, 27 January 2006 (UTC) ::The page is automated, but we can change the text at [[MediaWiki:Sitestatstext]]. The text probably depends on browser; it appears on one line for my screen. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 16:53, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :::The text looks fine to me now, too. I sense the hand of an admin, but maybe it was just a fluke. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:14, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ===Patrolled edits?=== I've been thinking if we shouldn't implement the patrolled edit featured that MediaWiki has; it lets either everyone or just administrators mark an edit as "patrolled". Since we have such a low level of activity here, that would be useful - instead of a couple of use checking each edit by an IP address or new user, we could do it just once. See [[:m:Help:Patrolled edit]] for more information. I've played around with the settings a little bit but I think only developers can access LocalSettings.php. What do you guys think? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:19, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :I '''support''' this idea. I don't see exactly how it works, but if it helps keep things in line and makes less work for all of us, let's go for it! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:46, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :I don't care either way for this, but I would like it as an admin only tool. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:11, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ::I agree that it should be an admin-only tool. Users (and even Wiki-knowledgeable trolls) patrolling their own edits could be very problematic. [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] (forgot to sign earlier) :I don't mind either way. It will probably help to coordinate efforts between admins. However, with the relatively small number of edits, I find it quite easy to at least glance over all the changes using the RSS feed, so I don't know if it will help very much, but I'm willing to give it a go. If you want to see it in action, [http://wiki.videolan.org VLC's wiki] has this system (though nobody bothers to mark edits as patrolled, even though they do get checked). Actually I think the biggest drawback on this system is probably laziness about actually going and clicking the "patrolled" link. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 19:13, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ::Great! I'll ask a developer to see if we can test this out with sysop-only patrol; note that the German wiktionary recently turned this on as well. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 19:53, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ===Some updates=== Just some quick updates: I've added [[Template:Click]] and changed the sister projects at the bottom to templates using click; this makes the image go directly to the sister project. In addition, I changed [[MediaWiki:Uploadtext]] back to the default text and then added some warnings; I have it currently worded that we won't accept any images unless they're under the GFDL. We don't have any images yet (save for [[:Image:Wiki.png]]), and I don't see the need to allow any other type of images if they can simply be placed on commons. Thoughts on this? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 20:27, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I wondered how that image-to-project link worked (on some projects but not others). Glad to see it works here. I see images as quite useful here, but I'm with Flcelloguy that we shouldn't allow any images here directly: they should all be on the commons. That's what it's for! If they really want to add it here, it should definitely be under GFDL. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:21, 21 February 2006 (UTC) === Gmcfoley === I'm not going to be here much (if at all) for now on. If someone wants to drop me from the list of admins feel free to do so (It's done at Meta). You will be able to get me at Wikipedia if anyone has questions. Good luck people! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:15, 25 March 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for all the help! You will always be welcome to edit and administer here, and that's why I say you are "emeritus" rather than "inactive" or taking you off the list. We are still very few and far between here, so I'd prefer if you stuck around until our number of regular contributors was higher, but as I said before, I respect your decision. You'll be missed. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:28, 27 March 2006 (UTC) === [[MediaWiki:Sitenotice]] === Could an admin please remove the Wikimania 2006 notice from [[MediaWiki:Sitenotice]] please? It's making the whole site look more deserted than it really is :) Thanks, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 09:46, 24 September 2006 (UTC) :Done - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:42, 24 September 2006 (UTC) [[Category:Wiktionary|{{PAGENAME}}]] <!-- note: the links will be invalid if the project namespaces will change in other languages -->[[af:Wiktionary:Sysopkandidatuur]] [[als:Wiktionary:Administratoren]] [[ar:ويكاموس:إداريون]] [[bg:Уикиречник:Администратори]] [[bs:Vikirječnik:Administratori]] [[cs:Wiktionary:Správci]] [[cy:Wiciadur:Gweinyddwyr]] [[da:Wiktionary:Administratorer]] [[de:Wiktionary:Administratoren]] [[el:Wiktionary:Διαχειριστές]] [[en:Wiktionary:Administrators]] [[eo:Vikivortaro:Administrantoj]] [[es:Wikcionario:Bibliotecarios]] [[et:Vikisõnaraamat:Administraatorid]] [[fi:Wikisanakirja:Ylläpitäjät]] [[fo:Wiktionary:Umboðsstjórar]] [[fr:Wiktionnaire:Administrateur]] [[ga:Vicífhoclóir:Riarthóirí]] [[gu:વિક્ષનરી:પ્રબંધક]] [[he:ויקימילון:מפעיל מערכת]] [[hi:विक्षनरी:प्रबन्धक]] [[hr:Wiktionary:Administrators]] [[hu:Wikiszótár:Adminisztrátorok]] [[ia:Wiktionary:Administratores]] [[id:Wiktionary:Pengurus]] [[io:Wiktionary:Administranti]] [[is:Wikiorðabók:Stjórnendur]] [[it:Wikizionario:Amministratori]] [[ja:Wiktionary:管理者]] [[ku:Wiktionary:Koordînator]] [[la:Victionarium:Administratores]] [[mi:project:Administrators]] [[ms:Wiktionary:Penyelia]] [[nl:WikiWoordenboek:Moderator]] [[nn:Wiktionary:Administrator]] [[no:Wiktionary:Administratorer]] [[pl:Wikisłownik:Administratorzy]] [[pt:Wikcionário:Administradores]] [[ro:Wikţionar:Administratori]] [[ru:Wiktionary:Administrators]] [[sk:Wikislovník:Správcovia]] [[sl:Wikislovar:Administratorji]] [[sq:Wiktionary:Administruesit]] [[sr:Викиречник:Администратори]] [[sv:Wiktionary:Administratörer]] [[ur:منصوبہ:منتظمین]] [[vi:Wiktionary:Người quản lý]] [[yi:װיקיװערטערבוך:Administrators]] [[zh:Wiktionary:管理员]] [[zh-min-nan:Wiktionary:Hêng-chèng jîn-oân]] 12553 2006-11-19T18:57:53Z PullToOpen 119 /* [[User:Brett]] */ support {{shortcut|WT:A}} An '''administrator''' is also called a ''sysop''. You can add requests to this page for things that can only be done by sysops. [[Wiktionary:Administrators/Status request archive]] ==List of administrators== :''You can look at an automatic list at [[Special:Listusers/sysop]] '''Active:''' * [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] - contact me at [[:en:w:User talk:Flcelloguy|en wiki]] for a quick response * [[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] - ''Bureaucrat'' * [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]] '''Emeritus:''' * [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] ==Requests for administrator/bureaucrat rights== If you want to be an administrator or bureaucrat you can request it here. Use the code below for your request. ===[[User:<span style="color:red;">''your user name''</span>]]=== ===[[User:Brett]]=== Archer7 and Tangotango have [[User_talk:Brett#Admin|suggested]] I become an admin.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:00, 17 November 2006 (UTC) * Indeed, '''strong support'''! A wonderful user who has helped improve this wiki a lot. - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 08:28, 18 November 2006 (UTC) *'''Strong support''', obviously. Excellent contributor. [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 16:32, 18 November 2006 (UTC) *'''Support''' - It will be good to have an admin who is able to clean things up around here. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 18:57, 19 November 2006 (UTC) ==Requests for administrator attention== An administrator needs to update the [[Special:Statistics]] page. It is much simpler when it is automated. If those extra pages are counted in English Wiktionary, they need to be counted here also. If not, they have a way to omit them automatically. Because a page similar to this one changes often, a "last changed" date in the footer would also be nice. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 12:48, 27 January 2006 (UTC) :Realizing I just showed my ignorance of how this stuff works, I grin sheepishly. But there are some updates that could be done, such as fixing where the word "articles" is on the next line. How are the number of actual article pages calculated? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 13:12, 27 January 2006 (UTC) ::The page is automated, but we can change the text at [[MediaWiki:Sitestatstext]]. The text probably depends on browser; it appears on one line for my screen. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 16:53, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :::The text looks fine to me now, too. I sense the hand of an admin, but maybe it was just a fluke. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:14, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ===Patrolled edits?=== I've been thinking if we shouldn't implement the patrolled edit featured that MediaWiki has; it lets either everyone or just administrators mark an edit as "patrolled". Since we have such a low level of activity here, that would be useful - instead of a couple of use checking each edit by an IP address or new user, we could do it just once. See [[:m:Help:Patrolled edit]] for more information. I've played around with the settings a little bit but I think only developers can access LocalSettings.php. What do you guys think? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:19, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :I '''support''' this idea. I don't see exactly how it works, but if it helps keep things in line and makes less work for all of us, let's go for it! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:46, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :I don't care either way for this, but I would like it as an admin only tool. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:11, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ::I agree that it should be an admin-only tool. Users (and even Wiki-knowledgeable trolls) patrolling their own edits could be very problematic. [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] (forgot to sign earlier) :I don't mind either way. It will probably help to coordinate efforts between admins. However, with the relatively small number of edits, I find it quite easy to at least glance over all the changes using the RSS feed, so I don't know if it will help very much, but I'm willing to give it a go. If you want to see it in action, [http://wiki.videolan.org VLC's wiki] has this system (though nobody bothers to mark edits as patrolled, even though they do get checked). Actually I think the biggest drawback on this system is probably laziness about actually going and clicking the "patrolled" link. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 19:13, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ::Great! I'll ask a developer to see if we can test this out with sysop-only patrol; note that the German wiktionary recently turned this on as well. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 19:53, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ===Some updates=== Just some quick updates: I've added [[Template:Click]] and changed the sister projects at the bottom to templates using click; this makes the image go directly to the sister project. In addition, I changed [[MediaWiki:Uploadtext]] back to the default text and then added some warnings; I have it currently worded that we won't accept any images unless they're under the GFDL. We don't have any images yet (save for [[:Image:Wiki.png]]), and I don't see the need to allow any other type of images if they can simply be placed on commons. Thoughts on this? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 20:27, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I wondered how that image-to-project link worked (on some projects but not others). Glad to see it works here. I see images as quite useful here, but I'm with Flcelloguy that we shouldn't allow any images here directly: they should all be on the commons. That's what it's for! If they really want to add it here, it should definitely be under GFDL. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:21, 21 February 2006 (UTC) === Gmcfoley === I'm not going to be here much (if at all) for now on. If someone wants to drop me from the list of admins feel free to do so (It's done at Meta). You will be able to get me at Wikipedia if anyone has questions. Good luck people! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:15, 25 March 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for all the help! You will always be welcome to edit and administer here, and that's why I say you are "emeritus" rather than "inactive" or taking you off the list. We are still very few and far between here, so I'd prefer if you stuck around until our number of regular contributors was higher, but as I said before, I respect your decision. You'll be missed. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:28, 27 March 2006 (UTC) === [[MediaWiki:Sitenotice]] === Could an admin please remove the Wikimania 2006 notice from [[MediaWiki:Sitenotice]] please? It's making the whole site look more deserted than it really is :) Thanks, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 09:46, 24 September 2006 (UTC) :Done - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:42, 24 September 2006 (UTC) [[Category:Wiktionary|{{PAGENAME}}]] <!-- note: the links will be invalid if the project namespaces will change in other languages -->[[af:Wiktionary:Sysopkandidatuur]] [[als:Wiktionary:Administratoren]] [[ar:ويكاموس:إداريون]] [[bg:Уикиречник:Администратори]] [[bs:Vikirječnik:Administratori]] [[cs:Wiktionary:Správci]] [[cy:Wiciadur:Gweinyddwyr]] [[da:Wiktionary:Administratorer]] [[de:Wiktionary:Administratoren]] [[el:Wiktionary:Διαχειριστές]] [[en:Wiktionary:Administrators]] [[eo:Vikivortaro:Administrantoj]] [[es:Wikcionario:Bibliotecarios]] [[et:Vikisõnaraamat:Administraatorid]] [[fi:Wikisanakirja:Ylläpitäjät]] [[fo:Wiktionary:Umboðsstjórar]] [[fr:Wiktionnaire:Administrateur]] [[ga:Vicífhoclóir:Riarthóirí]] [[gu:વિક્ષનરી:પ્રબંધક]] [[he:ויקימילון:מפעיל מערכת]] [[hi:विक्षनरी:प्रबन्धक]] [[hr:Wiktionary:Administrators]] [[hu:Wikiszótár:Adminisztrátorok]] [[ia:Wiktionary:Administratores]] [[id:Wiktionary:Pengurus]] [[io:Wiktionary:Administranti]] [[is:Wikiorðabók:Stjórnendur]] [[it:Wikizionario:Amministratori]] [[ja:Wiktionary:管理者]] [[ku:Wiktionary:Koordînator]] [[la:Victionarium:Administratores]] [[mi:project:Administrators]] [[ms:Wiktionary:Penyelia]] [[nl:WikiWoordenboek:Moderator]] [[nn:Wiktionary:Administrator]] [[no:Wiktionary:Administratorer]] [[pl:Wikisłownik:Administratorzy]] [[pt:Wikcionário:Administradores]] [[ro:Wikţionar:Administratori]] [[ru:Wiktionary:Administrators]] [[sk:Wikislovník:Správcovia]] [[sl:Wikislovar:Administratorji]] [[sq:Wiktionary:Administruesit]] [[sr:Викиречник:Администратори]] [[sv:Wiktionary:Administratörer]] [[ur:منصوبہ:منتظمین]] [[vi:Wiktionary:Người quản lý]] [[yi:װיקיװערטערבוך:Administrators]] [[zh:Wiktionary:管理员]] [[zh-min-nan:Wiktionary:Hêng-chèng jîn-oân]] 12805 2006-11-27T02:35:25Z Brett 77 /* List of administrators */ {{shortcut|WT:A}} An '''administrator''' is also called a ''sysop''. You can add requests to this page for things that can only be done by sysops. [[Wiktionary:Administrators/Status request archive]] ==List of administrators== :''You can look at an automatic list at [[Special:Listusers/sysop]] '''Active:''' * [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] - contact me at [[:en:w:User talk:Flcelloguy|en wiki]] for a quick response * [[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] - ''Bureaucrat'' * [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]] * [[User:Brett|Brett]] '''Emeritus:''' * [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] ==Requests for administrator/bureaucrat rights== If you want to be an administrator or bureaucrat you can request it here. Use the code below for your request. ===[[User:<span style="color:red;">''your user name''</span>]]=== ===[[User:Brett]]=== Archer7 and Tangotango have [[User_talk:Brett#Admin|suggested]] I become an admin.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:00, 17 November 2006 (UTC) * Indeed, '''strong support'''! A wonderful user who has helped improve this wiki a lot. - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 08:28, 18 November 2006 (UTC) *'''Strong support''', obviously. Excellent contributor. [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 16:32, 18 November 2006 (UTC) *'''Support''' - It will be good to have an admin who is able to clean things up around here. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 18:57, 19 November 2006 (UTC) ==Requests for administrator attention== An administrator needs to update the [[Special:Statistics]] page. It is much simpler when it is automated. If those extra pages are counted in English Wiktionary, they need to be counted here also. If not, they have a way to omit them automatically. Because a page similar to this one changes often, a "last changed" date in the footer would also be nice. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 12:48, 27 January 2006 (UTC) :Realizing I just showed my ignorance of how this stuff works, I grin sheepishly. But there are some updates that could be done, such as fixing where the word "articles" is on the next line. How are the number of actual article pages calculated? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 13:12, 27 January 2006 (UTC) ::The page is automated, but we can change the text at [[MediaWiki:Sitestatstext]]. The text probably depends on browser; it appears on one line for my screen. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 16:53, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :::The text looks fine to me now, too. I sense the hand of an admin, but maybe it was just a fluke. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:14, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ===Patrolled edits?=== I've been thinking if we shouldn't implement the patrolled edit featured that MediaWiki has; it lets either everyone or just administrators mark an edit as "patrolled". Since we have such a low level of activity here, that would be useful - instead of a couple of use checking each edit by an IP address or new user, we could do it just once. See [[:m:Help:Patrolled edit]] for more information. I've played around with the settings a little bit but I think only developers can access LocalSettings.php. What do you guys think? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:19, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :I '''support''' this idea. I don't see exactly how it works, but if it helps keep things in line and makes less work for all of us, let's go for it! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:46, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :I don't care either way for this, but I would like it as an admin only tool. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:11, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ::I agree that it should be an admin-only tool. Users (and even Wiki-knowledgeable trolls) patrolling their own edits could be very problematic. [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] (forgot to sign earlier) :I don't mind either way. It will probably help to coordinate efforts between admins. However, with the relatively small number of edits, I find it quite easy to at least glance over all the changes using the RSS feed, so I don't know if it will help very much, but I'm willing to give it a go. If you want to see it in action, [http://wiki.videolan.org VLC's wiki] has this system (though nobody bothers to mark edits as patrolled, even though they do get checked). Actually I think the biggest drawback on this system is probably laziness about actually going and clicking the "patrolled" link. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 19:13, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ::Great! I'll ask a developer to see if we can test this out with sysop-only patrol; note that the German wiktionary recently turned this on as well. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 19:53, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ===Some updates=== Just some quick updates: I've added [[Template:Click]] and changed the sister projects at the bottom to templates using click; this makes the image go directly to the sister project. In addition, I changed [[MediaWiki:Uploadtext]] back to the default text and then added some warnings; I have it currently worded that we won't accept any images unless they're under the GFDL. We don't have any images yet (save for [[:Image:Wiki.png]]), and I don't see the need to allow any other type of images if they can simply be placed on commons. Thoughts on this? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 20:27, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I wondered how that image-to-project link worked (on some projects but not others). Glad to see it works here. I see images as quite useful here, but I'm with Flcelloguy that we shouldn't allow any images here directly: they should all be on the commons. That's what it's for! If they really want to add it here, it should definitely be under GFDL. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:21, 21 February 2006 (UTC) === Gmcfoley === I'm not going to be here much (if at all) for now on. If someone wants to drop me from the list of admins feel free to do so (It's done at Meta). You will be able to get me at Wikipedia if anyone has questions. Good luck people! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:15, 25 March 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for all the help! You will always be welcome to edit and administer here, and that's why I say you are "emeritus" rather than "inactive" or taking you off the list. We are still very few and far between here, so I'd prefer if you stuck around until our number of regular contributors was higher, but as I said before, I respect your decision. You'll be missed. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:28, 27 March 2006 (UTC) === [[MediaWiki:Sitenotice]] === Could an admin please remove the Wikimania 2006 notice from [[MediaWiki:Sitenotice]] please? It's making the whole site look more deserted than it really is :) Thanks, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 09:46, 24 September 2006 (UTC) :Done - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:42, 24 September 2006 (UTC) [[Category:Wiktionary|{{PAGENAME}}]] <!-- note: the links will be invalid if the project namespaces will change in other languages -->[[af:Wiktionary:Sysopkandidatuur]] [[als:Wiktionary:Administratoren]] [[ar:ويكاموس:إداريون]] [[bg:Уикиречник:Администратори]] [[bs:Vikirječnik:Administratori]] [[cs:Wiktionary:Správci]] [[cy:Wiciadur:Gweinyddwyr]] [[da:Wiktionary:Administratorer]] [[de:Wiktionary:Administratoren]] [[el:Wiktionary:Διαχειριστές]] [[en:Wiktionary:Administrators]] [[eo:Vikivortaro:Administrantoj]] [[es:Wikcionario:Bibliotecarios]] [[et:Vikisõnaraamat:Administraatorid]] [[fi:Wikisanakirja:Ylläpitäjät]] [[fo:Wiktionary:Umboðsstjórar]] [[fr:Wiktionnaire:Administrateur]] [[ga:Vicífhoclóir:Riarthóirí]] [[gu:વિક્ષનરી:પ્રબંધક]] [[he:ויקימילון:מפעיל מערכת]] [[hi:विक्षनरी:प्रबन्धक]] [[hr:Wiktionary:Administrators]] [[hu:Wikiszótár:Adminisztrátorok]] [[ia:Wiktionary:Administratores]] [[id:Wiktionary:Pengurus]] [[io:Wiktionary:Administranti]] [[is:Wikiorðabók:Stjórnendur]] [[it:Wikizionario:Amministratori]] [[ja:Wiktionary:管理者]] [[ku:Wiktionary:Koordînator]] [[la:Victionarium:Administratores]] [[mi:project:Administrators]] [[ms:Wiktionary:Penyelia]] [[nl:WikiWoordenboek:Moderator]] [[nn:Wiktionary:Administrator]] [[no:Wiktionary:Administratorer]] [[pl:Wikisłownik:Administratorzy]] [[pt:Wikcionário:Administradores]] [[ro:Wikţionar:Administratori]] [[ru:Wiktionary:Administrators]] [[sk:Wikislovník:Správcovia]] [[sl:Wikislovar:Administratorji]] [[sq:Wiktionary:Administruesit]] [[sr:Викиречник:Администратори]] [[sv:Wiktionary:Administratörer]] [[ur:منصوبہ:منتظمین]] [[vi:Wiktionary:Người quản lý]] [[yi:װיקיװערטערבוך:Administrators]] [[zh:Wiktionary:管理员]] [[zh-min-nan:Wiktionary:Hêng-chèng jîn-oân]] 13485 2006-12-08T10:01:30Z Tdxiang 144 /* [[User:Brett]] */ Support. {{shortcut|WT:A}} An '''administrator''' is also called a ''sysop''. You can add requests to this page for things that can only be done by sysops. [[Wiktionary:Administrators/Status request archive]] ==List of administrators== :''You can look at an automatic list at [[Special:Listusers/sysop]] '''Active:''' * [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] - contact me at [[:en:w:User talk:Flcelloguy|en wiki]] for a quick response * [[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] - ''Bureaucrat'' * [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]] * [[User:Brett|Brett]] '''Emeritus:''' * [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] ==Requests for administrator/bureaucrat rights== If you want to be an administrator or bureaucrat you can request it here. Use the code below for your request. ===[[User:<span style="color:red;">''your user name''</span>]]=== ===[[User:Brett]]=== Archer7 and Tangotango have [[User_talk:Brett#Admin|suggested]] I become an admin.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:00, 17 November 2006 (UTC) * Indeed, '''strong support'''! A wonderful user who has helped improve this wiki a lot. - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 08:28, 18 November 2006 (UTC) *'''Strong support''', obviously. Excellent contributor. [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 16:32, 18 November 2006 (UTC) *'''Support''' - It will be good to have an admin who is able to clean things up around here. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 18:57, 19 November 2006 (UTC) *'''Support''' - Commited user.--[[User:Tdxiang|Tdxiang]] 10:01, 8 December 2006 (UTC) ==Requests for administrator attention== An administrator needs to update the [[Special:Statistics]] page. It is much simpler when it is automated. If those extra pages are counted in English Wiktionary, they need to be counted here also. If not, they have a way to omit them automatically. Because a page similar to this one changes often, a "last changed" date in the footer would also be nice. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 12:48, 27 January 2006 (UTC) :Realizing I just showed my ignorance of how this stuff works, I grin sheepishly. But there are some updates that could be done, such as fixing where the word "articles" is on the next line. How are the number of actual article pages calculated? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 13:12, 27 January 2006 (UTC) ::The page is automated, but we can change the text at [[MediaWiki:Sitestatstext]]. The text probably depends on browser; it appears on one line for my screen. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 16:53, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :::The text looks fine to me now, too. I sense the hand of an admin, but maybe it was just a fluke. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:14, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ===Patrolled edits?=== I've been thinking if we shouldn't implement the patrolled edit featured that MediaWiki has; it lets either everyone or just administrators mark an edit as "patrolled". Since we have such a low level of activity here, that would be useful - instead of a couple of use checking each edit by an IP address or new user, we could do it just once. See [[:m:Help:Patrolled edit]] for more information. I've played around with the settings a little bit but I think only developers can access LocalSettings.php. What do you guys think? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:19, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :I '''support''' this idea. I don't see exactly how it works, but if it helps keep things in line and makes less work for all of us, let's go for it! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:46, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :I don't care either way for this, but I would like it as an admin only tool. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:11, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ::I agree that it should be an admin-only tool. Users (and even Wiki-knowledgeable trolls) patrolling their own edits could be very problematic. [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] (forgot to sign earlier) :I don't mind either way. It will probably help to coordinate efforts between admins. However, with the relatively small number of edits, I find it quite easy to at least glance over all the changes using the RSS feed, so I don't know if it will help very much, but I'm willing to give it a go. If you want to see it in action, [http://wiki.videolan.org VLC's wiki] has this system (though nobody bothers to mark edits as patrolled, even though they do get checked). Actually I think the biggest drawback on this system is probably laziness about actually going and clicking the "patrolled" link. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 19:13, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ::Great! I'll ask a developer to see if we can test this out with sysop-only patrol; note that the German wiktionary recently turned this on as well. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 19:53, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ===Some updates=== Just some quick updates: I've added [[Template:Click]] and changed the sister projects at the bottom to templates using click; this makes the image go directly to the sister project. In addition, I changed [[MediaWiki:Uploadtext]] back to the default text and then added some warnings; I have it currently worded that we won't accept any images unless they're under the GFDL. We don't have any images yet (save for [[:Image:Wiki.png]]), and I don't see the need to allow any other type of images if they can simply be placed on commons. Thoughts on this? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 20:27, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I wondered how that image-to-project link worked (on some projects but not others). Glad to see it works here. I see images as quite useful here, but I'm with Flcelloguy that we shouldn't allow any images here directly: they should all be on the commons. That's what it's for! If they really want to add it here, it should definitely be under GFDL. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:21, 21 February 2006 (UTC) === Gmcfoley === I'm not going to be here much (if at all) for now on. If someone wants to drop me from the list of admins feel free to do so (It's done at Meta). You will be able to get me at Wikipedia if anyone has questions. Good luck people! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:15, 25 March 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for all the help! You will always be welcome to edit and administer here, and that's why I say you are "emeritus" rather than "inactive" or taking you off the list. We are still very few and far between here, so I'd prefer if you stuck around until our number of regular contributors was higher, but as I said before, I respect your decision. You'll be missed. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:28, 27 March 2006 (UTC) === [[MediaWiki:Sitenotice]] === Could an admin please remove the Wikimania 2006 notice from [[MediaWiki:Sitenotice]] please? It's making the whole site look more deserted than it really is :) Thanks, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 09:46, 24 September 2006 (UTC) :Done - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:42, 24 September 2006 (UTC) [[Category:Wiktionary|{{PAGENAME}}]] <!-- note: the links will be invalid if the project namespaces will change in other languages -->[[af:Wiktionary:Sysopkandidatuur]] [[als:Wiktionary:Administratoren]] [[ar:ويكاموس:إداريون]] [[bg:Уикиречник:Администратори]] [[bs:Vikirječnik:Administratori]] [[cs:Wiktionary:Správci]] [[cy:Wiciadur:Gweinyddwyr]] [[da:Wiktionary:Administratorer]] [[de:Wiktionary:Administratoren]] [[el:Wiktionary:Διαχειριστές]] [[en:Wiktionary:Administrators]] [[eo:Vikivortaro:Administrantoj]] [[es:Wikcionario:Bibliotecarios]] [[et:Vikisõnaraamat:Administraatorid]] [[fi:Wikisanakirja:Ylläpitäjät]] [[fo:Wiktionary:Umboðsstjórar]] [[fr:Wiktionnaire:Administrateur]] [[ga:Vicífhoclóir:Riarthóirí]] [[gu:વિક્ષનરી:પ્રબંધક]] [[he:ויקימילון:מפעיל מערכת]] [[hi:विक्षनरी:प्रबन्धक]] [[hr:Wiktionary:Administrators]] [[hu:Wikiszótár:Adminisztrátorok]] [[ia:Wiktionary:Administratores]] [[id:Wiktionary:Pengurus]] [[io:Wiktionary:Administranti]] [[is:Wikiorðabók:Stjórnendur]] [[it:Wikizionario:Amministratori]] [[ja:Wiktionary:管理者]] [[ku:Wiktionary:Koordînator]] [[la:Victionarium:Administratores]] [[mi:project:Administrators]] [[ms:Wiktionary:Penyelia]] [[nl:WikiWoordenboek:Moderator]] [[nn:Wiktionary:Administrator]] [[no:Wiktionary:Administratorer]] [[pl:Wikisłownik:Administratorzy]] [[pt:Wikcionário:Administradores]] [[ro:Wikţionar:Administratori]] [[ru:Wiktionary:Administrators]] [[sk:Wikislovník:Správcovia]] [[sl:Wikislovar:Administratorji]] [[sq:Wiktionary:Administruesit]] [[sr:Викиречник:Администратори]] [[sv:Wiktionary:Administratörer]] [[ur:منصوبہ:منتظمین]] [[vi:Wiktionary:Người quản lý]] [[yi:װיקיװערטערבוך:Administrators]] [[zh:Wiktionary:管理员]] [[zh-min-nan:Wiktionary:Hêng-chèng jîn-oân]] 13497 2006-12-08T17:47:33Z Brett 77 /* Requests for administrator/bureaucrat rights */ removing Brett because I'm now an admin. Thanks for the support. {{shortcut|WT:A}} An '''administrator''' is also called a ''sysop''. You can add requests to this page for things that can only be done by sysops. [[Wiktionary:Administrators/Status request archive]] ==List of administrators== :''You can look at an automatic list at [[Special:Listusers/sysop]] '''Active:''' * [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] - contact me at [[:en:w:User talk:Flcelloguy|en wiki]] for a quick response * [[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] - ''Bureaucrat'' * [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]] * [[User:Brett|Brett]] '''Emeritus:''' * [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] ==Requests for administrator/bureaucrat rights== If you want to be an administrator or bureaucrat you can request it here. Use the code below for your request. ===[[User:<span style="color:red;">''your user name''</span>]]=== ==Requests for administrator attention== An administrator needs to update the [[Special:Statistics]] page. It is much simpler when it is automated. If those extra pages are counted in English Wiktionary, they need to be counted here also. If not, they have a way to omit them automatically. Because a page similar to this one changes often, a "last changed" date in the footer would also be nice. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 12:48, 27 January 2006 (UTC) :Realizing I just showed my ignorance of how this stuff works, I grin sheepishly. But there are some updates that could be done, such as fixing where the word "articles" is on the next line. How are the number of actual article pages calculated? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 13:12, 27 January 2006 (UTC) ::The page is automated, but we can change the text at [[MediaWiki:Sitestatstext]]. The text probably depends on browser; it appears on one line for my screen. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 16:53, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :::The text looks fine to me now, too. I sense the hand of an admin, but maybe it was just a fluke. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:14, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ===Patrolled edits?=== I've been thinking if we shouldn't implement the patrolled edit featured that MediaWiki has; it lets either everyone or just administrators mark an edit as "patrolled". Since we have such a low level of activity here, that would be useful - instead of a couple of use checking each edit by an IP address or new user, we could do it just once. See [[:m:Help:Patrolled edit]] for more information. I've played around with the settings a little bit but I think only developers can access LocalSettings.php. What do you guys think? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:19, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :I '''support''' this idea. I don't see exactly how it works, but if it helps keep things in line and makes less work for all of us, let's go for it! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:46, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :I don't care either way for this, but I would like it as an admin only tool. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:11, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ::I agree that it should be an admin-only tool. Users (and even Wiki-knowledgeable trolls) patrolling their own edits could be very problematic. [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] (forgot to sign earlier) :I don't mind either way. It will probably help to coordinate efforts between admins. However, with the relatively small number of edits, I find it quite easy to at least glance over all the changes using the RSS feed, so I don't know if it will help very much, but I'm willing to give it a go. If you want to see it in action, [http://wiki.videolan.org VLC's wiki] has this system (though nobody bothers to mark edits as patrolled, even though they do get checked). Actually I think the biggest drawback on this system is probably laziness about actually going and clicking the "patrolled" link. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 19:13, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ::Great! I'll ask a developer to see if we can test this out with sysop-only patrol; note that the German wiktionary recently turned this on as well. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 19:53, 21 February 2006 (UTC) ===Some updates=== Just some quick updates: I've added [[Template:Click]] and changed the sister projects at the bottom to templates using click; this makes the image go directly to the sister project. In addition, I changed [[MediaWiki:Uploadtext]] back to the default text and then added some warnings; I have it currently worded that we won't accept any images unless they're under the GFDL. We don't have any images yet (save for [[:Image:Wiki.png]]), and I don't see the need to allow any other type of images if they can simply be placed on commons. Thoughts on this? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 20:27, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I wondered how that image-to-project link worked (on some projects but not others). Glad to see it works here. I see images as quite useful here, but I'm with Flcelloguy that we shouldn't allow any images here directly: they should all be on the commons. That's what it's for! If they really want to add it here, it should definitely be under GFDL. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:21, 21 February 2006 (UTC) === Gmcfoley === I'm not going to be here much (if at all) for now on. If someone wants to drop me from the list of admins feel free to do so (It's done at Meta). You will be able to get me at Wikipedia if anyone has questions. Good luck people! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:15, 25 March 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for all the help! You will always be welcome to edit and administer here, and that's why I say you are "emeritus" rather than "inactive" or taking you off the list. We are still very few and far between here, so I'd prefer if you stuck around until our number of regular contributors was higher, but as I said before, I respect your decision. You'll be missed. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:28, 27 March 2006 (UTC) === [[MediaWiki:Sitenotice]] === Could an admin please remove the Wikimania 2006 notice from [[MediaWiki:Sitenotice]] please? It's making the whole site look more deserted than it really is :) Thanks, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 09:46, 24 September 2006 (UTC) :Done - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 10:42, 24 September 2006 (UTC) [[Category:Wiktionary|{{PAGENAME}}]] <!-- note: the links will be invalid if the project namespaces will change in other languages -->[[af:Wiktionary:Sysopkandidatuur]] [[als:Wiktionary:Administratoren]] [[ar:ويكاموس:إداريون]] [[bg:Уикиречник:Администратори]] [[bs:Vikirječnik:Administratori]] [[cs:Wiktionary:Správci]] [[cy:Wiciadur:Gweinyddwyr]] [[da:Wiktionary:Administratorer]] [[de:Wiktionary:Administratoren]] [[el:Wiktionary:Διαχειριστές]] [[en:Wiktionary:Administrators]] [[eo:Vikivortaro:Administrantoj]] [[es:Wikcionario:Bibliotecarios]] [[et:Vikisõnaraamat:Administraatorid]] [[fi:Wikisanakirja:Ylläpitäjät]] [[fo:Wiktionary:Umboðsstjórar]] [[fr:Wiktionnaire:Administrateur]] [[ga:Vicífhoclóir:Riarthóirí]] [[gu:વિક્ષનરી:પ્રબંધક]] [[he:ויקימילון:מפעיל מערכת]] [[hi:विक्षनरी:प्रबन्धक]] [[hr:Wiktionary:Administrators]] [[hu:Wikiszótár:Adminisztrátorok]] [[ia:Wiktionary:Administratores]] [[id:Wiktionary:Pengurus]] [[io:Wiktionary:Administranti]] [[is:Wikiorðabók:Stjórnendur]] [[it:Wikizionario:Amministratori]] [[ja:Wiktionary:管理者]] [[ku:Wiktionary:Koordînator]] [[la:Victionarium:Administratores]] [[mi:project:Administrators]] [[ms:Wiktionary:Penyelia]] [[nl:WikiWoordenboek:Moderator]] [[nn:Wiktionary:Administrator]] [[no:Wiktionary:Administratorer]] [[pl:Wikisłownik:Administratorzy]] [[pt:Wikcionário:Administradores]] [[ro:Wikţionar:Administratori]] [[ru:Wiktionary:Administrators]] [[sk:Wikislovník:Správcovia]] [[sl:Wikislovar:Administratorji]] [[sq:Wiktionary:Administruesit]] [[sr:Викиречник:Администратори]] [[sv:Wiktionary:Administratörer]] [[ur:منصوبہ:منتظمین]] [[vi:Wiktionary:Người quản lý]] [[yi:װיקיװערטערבוך:Administrators]] [[zh:Wiktionary:管理员]] [[zh-min-nan:Wiktionary:Hêng-chèng jîn-oân]] 1732 4200 2005-11-23T14:55:36Z Gmcfoley 41 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} # a very small [[insect]] 5117 2006-02-23T00:59:36Z Conversion script [[Ant]] moved to [[ant]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} # a very small [[insect]] 7207 2006-07-16T02:25:22Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ ==Noun== {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} # a very small [[insect]] 7413 2006-07-19T00:01:16Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, en, fa, fi, fr, gl, hu, io, ja, ko, la, nl, pl, pt, ru, ta, uk, vi, zh, zh-min-nan ==Noun== {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} # a very small [[insect]] [[zh-min-nan:ant]] [[de:ant]] [[en:ant]] [[fa:ant]] [[fr:ant]] [[gl:ant]] [[ko:ant]] [[io:ant]] [[la:ant]] [[hu:ant]] [[nl:ant]] [[ja:ant]] [[pl:ant]] [[pt:ant]] [[ru:ant]] [[fi:ant]] [[ta:ant]] [[vi:ant]] [[uk:ant]] [[zh:ant]] 7924 2006-07-22T18:37:02Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} [[Image:Rossameise.JPG|thumb|an ant]] # a very small [[insect]] [[zh-min-nan:ant]] [[de:ant]] [[en:ant]] [[fa:ant]] [[fr:ant]] [[gl:ant]] [[ko:ant]] [[io:ant]] [[la:ant]] [[hu:ant]] [[nl:ant]] [[ja:ant]] [[pl:ant]] [[pt:ant]] [[ru:ant]] [[fi:ant]] [[ta:ant]] [[vi:ant]] [[uk:ant]] [[zh:ant]] 8820 2006-08-21T17:42:46Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy ==Noun== {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} [[Image:Rossameise.JPG|thumb|an ant]] # a very small [[insect]] [[zh-min-nan:ant]] [[de:ant]] [[en:ant]] [[fa:ant]] [[fr:ant]] [[gl:ant]] [[ko:ant]] [[hy:ant]] [[io:ant]] [[la:ant]] [[hu:ant]] [[nl:ant]] [[ja:ant]] [[pl:ant]] [[pt:ant]] [[ru:ant]] [[fi:ant]] [[ta:ant]] [[vi:ant]] [[uk:ant]] [[zh:ant]] 10378 2006-10-05T07:15:26Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[qu:ant]] ==Noun== {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} [[Image:Rossameise.JPG|thumb|an ant]] # a very small [[insect]] [[zh-min-nan:ant]] [[de:ant]] [[en:ant]] [[fa:ant]] [[fr:ant]] [[gl:ant]] [[ko:ant]] [[hy:ant]] [[io:ant]] [[la:ant]] [[hu:ant]] [[nl:ant]] [[ja:ant]] [[pl:ant]] [[pt:ant]] [[qu:ant]] [[ru:ant]] [[fi:ant]] [[ta:ant]] [[vi:ant]] [[uk:ant]] [[zh:ant]] 10505 2006-10-08T08:16:14Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:ant]], [[ku:ant]], [[tr:ant]] ==Noun== {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} [[Image:Rossameise.JPG|thumb|an ant]] # a very small [[insect]] [[zh-min-nan:ant]] [[de:ant]] [[en:ant]] [[fa:ant]] [[fr:ant]] [[gl:ant]] [[ko:ant]] [[hy:ant]] [[io:ant]] [[kk:ant]] [[ku:ant]] [[la:ant]] [[hu:ant]] [[nl:ant]] [[ja:ant]] [[pl:ant]] [[pt:ant]] [[qu:ant]] [[ru:ant]] [[fi:ant]] [[ta:ant]] [[vi:ant]] [[tr:ant]] [[uk:ant]] [[zh:ant]] 11200 2006-10-17T20:03:13Z PullToOpen 119 {{BE850}} {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} [[Image:Rossameise.JPG|thumb|an ant]] # a very small [[insect]] [[zh-min-nan:ant]] [[de:ant]] [[en:ant]] [[fa:ant]] [[fr:ant]] [[gl:ant]] [[ko:ant]] [[hy:ant]] [[io:ant]] [[kk:ant]] [[ku:ant]] [[la:ant]] [[hu:ant]] [[nl:ant]] [[ja:ant]] [[pl:ant]] [[pt:ant]] [[qu:ant]] [[ru:ant]] [[fi:ant]] [[ta:ant]] [[vi:ant]] [[tr:ant]] [[uk:ant]] [[zh:ant]] 11849 2006-11-09T15:44:01Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[el:ant]] {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} [[Image:Rossameise.JPG|thumb|an ant]] # a very small [[insect]] [[zh-min-nan:ant]] [[de:ant]] [[el:ant]] [[en:ant]] [[fa:ant]] [[fr:ant]] [[gl:ant]] [[ko:ant]] [[hy:ant]] [[io:ant]] [[kk:ant]] [[ku:ant]] [[la:ant]] [[hu:ant]] [[nl:ant]] [[ja:ant]] [[pl:ant]] [[pt:ant]] [[qu:ant]] [[ru:ant]] [[fi:ant]] [[ta:ant]] [[vi:ant]] [[tr:ant]] [[uk:ant]] [[zh:ant]] 12988 2006-11-29T13:44:45Z Coppertwig 139 changed words {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} [[Image:Rossameise.JPG|thumb|an ant]] # an [[insect]] that [[walks]] and goes in [[groups]]. [[zh-min-nan:ant]] [[de:ant]] [[el:ant]] [[en:ant]] [[fa:ant]] [[fr:ant]] [[gl:ant]] [[ko:ant]] [[hy:ant]] [[io:ant]] [[kk:ant]] [[ku:ant]] [[la:ant]] [[hu:ant]] [[nl:ant]] [[ja:ant]] [[pl:ant]] [[pt:ant]] [[qu:ant]] [[ru:ant]] [[fi:ant]] [[ta:ant]] [[vi:ant]] [[tr:ant]] [[uk:ant]] [[zh:ant]] 1733 4201 2005-11-23T15:04:17Z Gmcfoley 41 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} # the [[female]] of [[cattle]] #: Milk comes from '''cows''' 4443 2005-12-16T10:45:11Z H2g2bob 43 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} [[Image:Koe in weiland bij Gorssel.JPG|thumb|A cow]] # the [[female]] of [[cattle]] #: [[Milk]] comes from '''cows''' 5179 2006-02-23T00:59:37Z Conversion script [[Cow]] moved to [[cow]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} [[Image:Koe in weiland bij Gorssel.JPG|thumb|A cow]] # the [[female]] of [[cattle]] #: [[Milk]] comes from '''cows''' 5606 2006-03-01T15:47:36Z H2g2bob 43 Related Words ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} [[Image:Koe in weiland bij Gorssel.JPG|thumb|A '''cow''']] # the [[female]] of [[cattle]] #: [[Milk]] comes from '''cows''' === Related Words === * [[animal]] * [[calf]] 7481 2006-07-19T02:44:38Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: bg, el, en, fi, fr, hu, hy, io, it, ja, kk, ko, la, nl, pl, pt, sr, sv, ta, zh ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} [[Image:Koe in weiland bij Gorssel.JPG|thumb|A '''cow''']] # the [[female]] of [[cattle]] #: [[Milk]] comes from '''cows''' === Related Words === * [[animal]] * [[calf]] [[bg:cow]] [[el:cow]] [[en:cow]] [[fr:cow]] [[ko:cow]] [[hy:cow]] [[io:cow]] [[it:cow]] [[kk:cow]] [[la:cow]] [[hu:cow]] [[nl:cow]] [[ja:cow]] [[pl:cow]] [[pt:cow]] [[sr:cow]] [[fi:cow]] [[sv:cow]] [[ta:cow]] [[zh:cow]] 8621 2006-08-13T19:17:57Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ku ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} [[Image:Koe in weiland bij Gorssel.JPG|thumb|A '''cow''']] # the [[female]] of [[cattle]] #: [[Milk]] comes from '''cows''' === Related Words === * [[animal]] * [[calf]] [[bg:cow]] [[el:cow]] [[en:cow]] [[fr:cow]] [[ko:cow]] [[hy:cow]] [[io:cow]] [[it:cow]] [[kk:cow]] [[ku:cow]] [[la:cow]] [[hu:cow]] [[nl:cow]] [[ja:cow]] [[pl:cow]] [[pt:cow]] [[sr:cow]] [[fi:cow]] [[sv:cow]] [[ta:cow]] [[zh:cow]] 9512 2006-09-10T11:43:45Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} [[Image:Koe in weiland bij Gorssel.JPG|thumb|A '''cow''']] # the [[female]] of [[cattle]] #: [[Milk]] comes from '''cows''' === Related Words === * [[animal]] * [[calf]] [[bg:cow]] [[el:cow]] [[en:cow]] [[fr:cow]] [[ko:cow]] [[hy:cow]] [[io:cow]] [[it:cow]] [[kk:cow]] [[ku:cow]] [[la:cow]] [[hu:cow]] [[nl:cow]] [[ja:cow]] [[pl:cow]] [[pt:cow]] [[sr:cow]] [[fi:cow]] [[sv:cow]] [[ta:cow]] [[vi:cow]] [[zh:cow]] 10013 2006-09-24T12:36:27Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[fa:cow]], [[tr:cow]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} [[Image:Koe in weiland bij Gorssel.JPG|thumb|A '''cow''']] # the [[female]] of [[cattle]] #: [[Milk]] comes from '''cows''' === Related Words === * [[animal]] * [[calf]] [[bg:cow]] [[el:cow]] [[en:cow]] [[fa:cow]] [[fr:cow]] [[ko:cow]] [[hy:cow]] [[io:cow]] [[it:cow]] [[kk:cow]] [[ku:cow]] [[la:cow]] [[hu:cow]] [[nl:cow]] [[ja:cow]] [[pl:cow]] [[pt:cow]] [[sr:cow]] [[fi:cow]] [[sv:cow]] [[ta:cow]] [[vi:cow]] [[tr:cow]] [[zh:cow]] 10658 2006-10-09T20:06:15Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[uk:cow]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} [[Image:Koe in weiland bij Gorssel.JPG|thumb|A '''cow''']] # the [[female]] of [[cattle]] #: [[Milk]] comes from '''cows''' === Related Words === * [[animal]] * [[calf]] [[bg:cow]] [[el:cow]] [[en:cow]] [[fa:cow]] [[fr:cow]] [[ko:cow]] [[hy:cow]] [[io:cow]] [[it:cow]] [[kk:cow]] [[ku:cow]] [[la:cow]] [[hu:cow]] [[nl:cow]] [[ja:cow]] [[pl:cow]] [[pt:cow]] [[sr:cow]] [[fi:cow]] [[sv:cow]] [[ta:cow]] [[vi:cow]] [[tr:cow]] [[uk:cow]] [[zh:cow]] 11122 2006-10-16T14:10:55Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:cow]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} [[Image:Koe in weiland bij Gorssel.JPG|thumb|A '''cow''']] # the [[female]] of [[cattle]] #: [[Milk]] comes from '''cows''' === Related Words === * [[animal]] * [[calf]] [[bg:cow]] [[el:cow]] [[en:cow]] [[fa:cow]] [[fr:cow]] [[ko:cow]] [[hy:cow]] [[io:cow]] [[it:cow]] [[kk:cow]] [[ku:cow]] [[la:cow]] [[hu:cow]] [[nl:cow]] [[ja:cow]] [[pl:cow]] [[pt:cow]] [[ru:cow]] [[sr:cow]] [[fi:cow]] [[sv:cow]] [[ta:cow]] [[vi:cow]] [[tr:cow]] [[uk:cow]] [[zh:cow]] 1734 4204 2005-11-23T22:31:58Z Gmcfoley 41 ==Noun== # one of the upper [[limbs]] people have 4205 2005-11-23T22:32:37Z Gmcfoley 41 ==Noun== '''arm''' # one of the upper [[limbs]] people have 5129 2006-02-23T00:59:36Z Conversion script [[Arm]] moved to [[arm]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== '''arm''' # one of the upper [[limbs]] people have 7226 2006-07-16T13:07:32Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ ==Noun== {{noun}} # one of the upper [[limbs]] people have 7403 2006-07-18T23:35:16Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ang, ar, de, en, et, fi, fr, gl, hu, id, io, it, ja, nl, pl, pt, sr, sv, ta, uk, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} # one of the upper [[limbs]] people have [[ang:arm]] [[ar:arm]] [[de:arm]] [[et:arm]] [[en:arm]] [[fr:arm]] [[gl:arm]] [[io:arm]] [[id:arm]] [[it:arm]] [[hu:arm]] [[nl:arm]] [[ja:arm]] [[pl:arm]] [[pt:arm]] [[sr:arm]] [[fi:arm]] [[sv:arm]] [[ta:arm]] [[vi:arm]] [[uk:arm]] [[zh:arm]] 7933 2006-07-22T18:50:38Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Arm.agr.jpg|thumb|an arm]] # one of the upper [[limbs]] people have [[ang:arm]] [[ar:arm]] [[de:arm]] [[et:arm]] [[en:arm]] [[fr:arm]] [[gl:arm]] [[io:arm]] [[id:arm]] [[it:arm]] [[hu:arm]] [[nl:arm]] [[ja:arm]] [[pl:arm]] [[pt:arm]] [[sr:arm]] [[fi:arm]] [[sv:arm]] [[ta:arm]] [[vi:arm]] [[uk:arm]] [[zh:arm]] 8044 2006-07-24T11:04:29Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Arm.agr.jpg|thumb|an arm]] # one of the upper [[limbs]] people have {{body}} [[ang:arm]] [[ar:arm]] [[de:arm]] [[et:arm]] [[en:arm]] [[fr:arm]] [[gl:arm]] [[io:arm]] [[id:arm]] [[it:arm]] [[hu:arm]] [[nl:arm]] [[ja:arm]] [[pl:arm]] [[pt:arm]] [[sr:arm]] [[fi:arm]] [[sv:arm]] [[ta:arm]] [[vi:arm]] [[uk:arm]] [[zh:arm]] 8834 2006-08-21T17:58:10Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Arm.agr.jpg|thumb|an arm]] # one of the upper [[limbs]] people have {{body}} [[ang:arm]] [[ar:arm]] [[de:arm]] [[et:arm]] [[en:arm]] [[fr:arm]] [[gl:arm]] [[hy:arm]] [[io:arm]] [[id:arm]] [[it:arm]] [[hu:arm]] [[nl:arm]] [[ja:arm]] [[pl:arm]] [[pt:arm]] [[sr:arm]] [[fi:arm]] [[sv:arm]] [[ta:arm]] [[vi:arm]] [[uk:arm]] [[zh:arm]] 9949 2006-09-24T12:12:58Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[tr:arm]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Arm.agr.jpg|thumb|an arm]] # one of the upper [[limbs]] people have {{body}} [[ang:arm]] [[ar:arm]] [[de:arm]] [[et:arm]] [[en:arm]] [[fr:arm]] [[gl:arm]] [[hy:arm]] [[io:arm]] [[id:arm]] [[it:arm]] [[hu:arm]] [[nl:arm]] [[ja:arm]] [[pl:arm]] [[pt:arm]] [[sr:arm]] [[fi:arm]] [[sv:arm]] [[ta:arm]] [[vi:arm]] [[tr:arm]] [[uk:arm]] [[zh:arm]] 10389 2006-10-05T17:24:05Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ku:arm]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Arm.agr.jpg|thumb|an arm]] # one of the upper [[limbs]] people have {{body}} [[ang:arm]] [[ar:arm]] [[de:arm]] [[et:arm]] [[en:arm]] [[fr:arm]] [[gl:arm]] [[hy:arm]] [[io:arm]] [[id:arm]] [[it:arm]] [[ku:arm]] [[hu:arm]] [[nl:arm]] [[ja:arm]] [[pl:arm]] [[pt:arm]] [[sr:arm]] [[fi:arm]] [[sv:arm]] [[ta:arm]] [[vi:arm]] [[tr:arm]] [[uk:arm]] [[zh:arm]] 10645 2006-10-09T15:30:10Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:arm]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Arm.agr.jpg|thumb|an arm]] # one of the upper [[limbs]] people have {{body}} [[ang:arm]] [[ar:arm]] [[de:arm]] [[et:arm]] [[en:arm]] [[fr:arm]] [[gl:arm]] [[hy:arm]] [[io:arm]] [[id:arm]] [[it:arm]] [[kk:arm]] [[ku:arm]] [[hu:arm]] [[nl:arm]] [[ja:arm]] [[pl:arm]] [[pt:arm]] [[sr:arm]] [[fi:arm]] [[sv:arm]] [[ta:arm]] [[vi:arm]] [[tr:arm]] [[uk:arm]] [[zh:arm]] 11049 2006-10-14T19:23:13Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:arm]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Arm.agr.jpg|thumb|an arm]] # one of the upper [[limbs]] people have {{body}} [[ang:arm]] [[ar:arm]] [[de:arm]] [[et:arm]] [[en:arm]] [[fr:arm]] [[gl:arm]] [[hy:arm]] [[io:arm]] [[id:arm]] [[it:arm]] [[kk:arm]] [[ku:arm]] [[hu:arm]] [[nl:arm]] [[ja:arm]] [[pl:arm]] [[pt:arm]] [[ru:arm]] [[sr:arm]] [[fi:arm]] [[sv:arm]] [[ta:arm]] [[vi:arm]] [[tr:arm]] [[uk:arm]] [[zh:arm]] 11204 2006-10-17T20:04:17Z PullToOpen 119 {{BE850}} {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Arm.agr.jpg|thumb|an arm]] # one of the upper [[limbs]] people have {{body}} [[ang:arm]] [[ar:arm]] [[de:arm]] [[et:arm]] [[en:arm]] [[fr:arm]] [[gl:arm]] [[hy:arm]] [[io:arm]] [[id:arm]] [[it:arm]] [[kk:arm]] [[ku:arm]] [[hu:arm]] [[nl:arm]] [[ja:arm]] [[pl:arm]] [[pt:arm]] [[ru:arm]] [[sr:arm]] [[fi:arm]] [[sv:arm]] [[ta:arm]] [[vi:arm]] [[tr:arm]] [[uk:arm]] [[zh:arm]] 12996 2006-11-29T14:15:50Z Coppertwig 139 more words {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Arm.agr.jpg|thumb|an arm]] # one of the upper [[limbs]] people have (a part of the body with a hand at the end) {{body}} [[ang:arm]] [[ar:arm]] [[de:arm]] [[et:arm]] [[en:arm]] [[fr:arm]] [[gl:arm]] [[hy:arm]] [[io:arm]] [[id:arm]] [[it:arm]] [[kk:arm]] [[ku:arm]] [[hu:arm]] [[nl:arm]] [[ja:arm]] [[pl:arm]] [[pt:arm]] [[ru:arm]] [[sr:arm]] [[fi:arm]] [[sv:arm]] [[ta:arm]] [[vi:arm]] [[tr:arm]] [[uk:arm]] [[zh:arm]] 14301 2006-12-22T01:53:38Z Brett 77 {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Arm.agr.jpg|thumb|an '''arm''']] # one of the upper [[limbs]] people have (a part of the body with a hand at the end) {{body}} [[ang:arm]] [[ar:arm]] [[de:arm]] [[et:arm]] [[en:arm]] [[fr:arm]] [[gl:arm]] [[hy:arm]] [[io:arm]] [[id:arm]] [[it:arm]] [[kk:arm]] [[ku:arm]] [[hu:arm]] [[nl:arm]] [[ja:arm]] [[pl:arm]] [[pt:arm]] [[ru:arm]] [[sr:arm]] [[fi:arm]] [[sv:arm]] [[ta:arm]] [[vi:arm]] [[tr:arm]] [[uk:arm]] [[zh:arm]] 1735 4206 2005-11-24T15:45:04Z Gmcfoley 41 ==Noun== '''automatic''' # something that works by itself #: A washing machine is '''automatic'''. 4207 2005-11-24T15:45:25Z Gmcfoley 41 ==Noun== '''automatic''' # something that works by itself #: A [[washing machine]] is '''automatic'''. 5137 2006-02-23T00:59:36Z Conversion script [[Automatic]] moved to [[automatic]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== '''automatic''' # something that works by itself #: A [[washing machine]] is '''automatic'''. 6340 2006-04-15T16:39:05Z Jusjih 27 Categories ==Adjective== {{Wiktionary}} '''automatic''' # something that [[work]]s by itself #: A [[washing machine]] is '''automatic'''. ==Noun== '''automatic''' # a car that changes the [[gear]] by itself [[Category:Adjectives]] [[Category:Nouns]] 6762 2006-06-03T10:31:30Z H2g2bob 43 wotd {{wotd|2006|06|03}} ==Adjective== {{Wiktionary}} '''automatic''' # something that [[work]]s by itself #: A [[washing machine]] is '''automatic'''. ==Noun== '''automatic''' # a car that changes the [[gear]] by itself [[Category:Adjectives]] [[Category:Nouns]] 6772 2006-06-04T18:35:33Z Cromwellt 61 updated page {{wotd|2006|06|03}} ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} # something that [[work]]s by itself #: A [[washing machine]] is '''automatic'''. ===Antonyms=== *[[manual]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[automatically]] *[[fully-automatic]] *[[semi-automatic]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[auto]] *[[automate]] *[[automation]] *[[automaton]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A car that changes the [[gear]] by itself #: ''The car is not manual shift, it is automatic.'' # A [[gun]] that continues to fire while the [[trigger]] is pressed. #: ''That machine gun is an automatic.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''gun'') [[full-automatic]] ===Antonyms=== *(''car'') [[stick shift]], [[manual]], [[manual shift]], [[stick]], [[conventional]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[semi-automatic]] [[en:automatic]] 6814 2006-06-20T13:41:16Z Cromwellt 61 capitalization, etc. {{wotd|2006|06|03}} ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} # Something that [[work]]s by itself. #: A [[washing machine]] is '''automatic'''. ===Antonyms=== *[[manual]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[automatically]] *[[fully-automatic]] *[[semi-automatic]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[auto]] *[[automate]] *[[automation]] *[[automaton]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A car that changes the [[gear]] by itself. #: ''The car is not manual shift, it is automatic.'' # A [[gun]] that continues to fire while the [[trigger]] is pressed. #: ''That machine gun is an automatic.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''gun'') [[full-automatic]] ===Antonyms=== *(''car'') [[stick shift]], [[manual]], [[manual shift]], [[stick]], [[conventional]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[semi-automatic]] [[en:automatic]] 7419 2006-07-19T00:19:36Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, de, el, fi, fr, gl, hu, io, it, mr, pl, ru, vi, zh {{wotd|2006|06|03}} ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} # Something that [[work]]s by itself. #: A [[washing machine]] is '''automatic'''. ===Antonyms=== *[[manual]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[automatically]] *[[fully-automatic]] *[[semi-automatic]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[auto]] *[[automate]] *[[automation]] *[[automaton]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A car that changes the [[gear]] by itself. #: ''The car is not manual shift, it is automatic.'' # A [[gun]] that continues to fire while the [[trigger]] is pressed. #: ''That machine gun is an automatic.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''gun'') [[full-automatic]] ===Antonyms=== *(''car'') [[stick shift]], [[manual]], [[manual shift]], [[stick]], [[conventional]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[semi-automatic]] [[ar:automatic]] [[de:automatic]] [[el:automatic]] [[en:automatic]] [[fr:automatic]] [[gl:automatic]] [[io:automatic]] [[it:automatic]] [[hu:automatic]] [[mr:automatic]] [[pl:automatic]] [[ru:automatic]] [[fi:automatic]] [[vi:automatic]] [[zh:automatic]] 8612 2006-08-13T19:13:36Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: sv {{wotd|2006|06|03}} ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} # Something that [[work]]s by itself. #: A [[washing machine]] is '''automatic'''. ===Antonyms=== *[[manual]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[automatically]] *[[fully-automatic]] *[[semi-automatic]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[auto]] *[[automate]] *[[automation]] *[[automaton]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A car that changes the [[gear]] by itself. #: ''The car is not manual shift, it is automatic.'' # A [[gun]] that continues to fire while the [[trigger]] is pressed. #: ''That machine gun is an automatic.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''gun'') [[full-automatic]] ===Antonyms=== *(''car'') [[stick shift]], [[manual]], [[manual shift]], [[stick]], [[conventional]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[semi-automatic]] [[ar:automatic]] [[de:automatic]] [[el:automatic]] [[en:automatic]] [[fr:automatic]] [[gl:automatic]] [[io:automatic]] [[it:automatic]] [[hu:automatic]] [[mr:automatic]] [[pl:automatic]] [[ru:automatic]] [[fi:automatic]] [[sv:automatic]] [[vi:automatic]] [[zh:automatic]] 8845 2006-08-21T18:17:40Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: am {{wotd|2006|06|03}} ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} # Something that [[work]]s by itself. #: A [[washing machine]] is '''automatic'''. ===Antonyms=== *[[manual]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[automatically]] *[[fully-automatic]] *[[semi-automatic]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[auto]] *[[automate]] *[[automation]] *[[automaton]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A car that changes the [[gear]] by itself. #: ''The car is not manual shift, it is automatic.'' # A [[gun]] that continues to fire while the [[trigger]] is pressed. #: ''That machine gun is an automatic.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''gun'') [[full-automatic]] ===Antonyms=== *(''car'') [[stick shift]], [[manual]], [[manual shift]], [[stick]], [[conventional]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[semi-automatic]] [[am:automatic]] [[ar:automatic]] [[de:automatic]] [[el:automatic]] [[en:automatic]] [[fr:automatic]] [[gl:automatic]] [[io:automatic]] [[it:automatic]] [[hu:automatic]] [[mr:automatic]] [[pl:automatic]] [[ru:automatic]] [[fi:automatic]] [[sv:automatic]] [[vi:automatic]] [[zh:automatic]] 9880 2006-09-24T11:32:14Z Tangobot 116 Robot: Automated text replacement (-{{adjective2}} +{{adjective}}) {{wotd|2006|06|03}} ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # Something that [[work]]s by itself. #: A [[washing machine]] is '''automatic'''. ===Antonyms=== *[[manual]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[automatically]] *[[fully-automatic]] *[[semi-automatic]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[auto]] *[[automate]] *[[automation]] *[[automaton]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A car that changes the [[gear]] by itself. #: ''The car is not manual shift, it is automatic.'' # A [[gun]] that continues to fire while the [[trigger]] is pressed. #: ''That machine gun is an automatic.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''gun'') [[full-automatic]] ===Antonyms=== *(''car'') [[stick shift]], [[manual]], [[manual shift]], [[stick]], [[conventional]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[semi-automatic]] [[am:automatic]] [[ar:automatic]] [[de:automatic]] [[el:automatic]] [[en:automatic]] [[fr:automatic]] [[gl:automatic]] [[io:automatic]] [[it:automatic]] [[hu:automatic]] [[mr:automatic]] [[pl:automatic]] [[ru:automatic]] [[fi:automatic]] [[sv:automatic]] [[vi:automatic]] [[zh:automatic]] 9965 2006-09-24T12:15:48Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ta:automatic]] {{wotd|2006|06|03}} ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # Something that [[work]]s by itself. #: A [[washing machine]] is '''automatic'''. ===Antonyms=== *[[manual]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[automatically]] *[[fully-automatic]] *[[semi-automatic]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[auto]] *[[automate]] *[[automation]] *[[automaton]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A car that changes the [[gear]] by itself. #: ''The car is not manual shift, it is automatic.'' # A [[gun]] that continues to fire while the [[trigger]] is pressed. #: ''That machine gun is an automatic.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''gun'') [[full-automatic]] ===Antonyms=== *(''car'') [[stick shift]], [[manual]], [[manual shift]], [[stick]], [[conventional]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[semi-automatic]] [[am:automatic]] [[ar:automatic]] [[de:automatic]] [[el:automatic]] [[en:automatic]] [[fr:automatic]] [[gl:automatic]] [[io:automatic]] [[it:automatic]] [[hu:automatic]] [[mr:automatic]] [[pl:automatic]] [[ru:automatic]] [[fi:automatic]] [[sv:automatic]] [[ta:automatic]] [[vi:automatic]] [[zh:automatic]] 10408 2006-10-06T08:12:54Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[uk:automatic]] {{wotd|2006|06|03}} ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # Something that [[work]]s by itself. #: A [[washing machine]] is '''automatic'''. ===Antonyms=== *[[manual]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[automatically]] *[[fully-automatic]] *[[semi-automatic]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[auto]] *[[automate]] *[[automation]] *[[automaton]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A car that changes the [[gear]] by itself. #: ''The car is not manual shift, it is automatic.'' # A [[gun]] that continues to fire while the [[trigger]] is pressed. #: ''That machine gun is an automatic.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''gun'') [[full-automatic]] ===Antonyms=== *(''car'') [[stick shift]], [[manual]], [[manual shift]], [[stick]], [[conventional]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[semi-automatic]] [[am:automatic]] [[ar:automatic]] [[de:automatic]] [[el:automatic]] [[en:automatic]] [[fr:automatic]] [[gl:automatic]] [[io:automatic]] [[it:automatic]] [[hu:automatic]] [[mr:automatic]] [[pl:automatic]] [[ru:automatic]] [[fi:automatic]] [[sv:automatic]] [[ta:automatic]] [[vi:automatic]] [[uk:automatic]] [[zh:automatic]] 10423 2006-10-06T15:17:34Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:automatic]] {{wotd|2006|06|03}} ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # Something that [[work]]s by itself. #: A [[washing machine]] is '''automatic'''. ===Antonyms=== *[[manual]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[automatically]] *[[fully-automatic]] *[[semi-automatic]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[auto]] *[[automate]] *[[automation]] *[[automaton]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A car that changes the [[gear]] by itself. #: ''The car is not manual shift, it is automatic.'' # A [[gun]] that continues to fire while the [[trigger]] is pressed. #: ''That machine gun is an automatic.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''gun'') [[full-automatic]] ===Antonyms=== *(''car'') [[stick shift]], [[manual]], [[manual shift]], [[stick]], [[conventional]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[semi-automatic]] [[am:automatic]] [[ar:automatic]] [[de:automatic]] [[el:automatic]] [[en:automatic]] [[fr:automatic]] [[gl:automatic]] [[io:automatic]] [[it:automatic]] [[kk:automatic]] [[hu:automatic]] [[mr:automatic]] [[pl:automatic]] [[ru:automatic]] [[fi:automatic]] [[sv:automatic]] [[ta:automatic]] [[vi:automatic]] [[uk:automatic]] [[zh:automatic]] 11116 2006-10-16T08:37:16Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[hy:automatic]] {{wotd|2006|06|03}} ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # Something that [[work]]s by itself. #: A [[washing machine]] is '''automatic'''. ===Antonyms=== *[[manual]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[automatically]] *[[fully-automatic]] *[[semi-automatic]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[auto]] *[[automate]] *[[automation]] *[[automaton]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A car that changes the [[gear]] by itself. #: ''The car is not manual shift, it is automatic.'' # A [[gun]] that continues to fire while the [[trigger]] is pressed. #: ''That machine gun is an automatic.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''gun'') [[full-automatic]] ===Antonyms=== *(''car'') [[stick shift]], [[manual]], [[manual shift]], [[stick]], [[conventional]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[semi-automatic]] [[am:automatic]] [[ar:automatic]] [[de:automatic]] [[el:automatic]] [[en:automatic]] [[fr:automatic]] [[gl:automatic]] [[hy:automatic]] [[io:automatic]] [[it:automatic]] [[kk:automatic]] [[hu:automatic]] [[mr:automatic]] [[pl:automatic]] [[ru:automatic]] [[fi:automatic]] [[sv:automatic]] [[ta:automatic]] [[vi:automatic]] [[uk:automatic]] [[zh:automatic]] 11213 2006-10-17T20:06:25Z PullToOpen 119 {{BE850}} {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|06|03}} ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # Something that [[work]]s by itself. #: A [[washing machine]] is '''automatic'''. ===Antonyms=== *[[manual]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[automatically]] *[[fully-automatic]] *[[semi-automatic]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[auto]] *[[automate]] *[[automation]] *[[automaton]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A car that changes the [[gear]] by itself. #: ''The car is not manual shift, it is automatic.'' # A [[gun]] that continues to fire while the [[trigger]] is pressed. #: ''That machine gun is an automatic.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''gun'') [[full-automatic]] ===Antonyms=== *(''car'') [[stick shift]], [[manual]], [[manual shift]], [[stick]], [[conventional]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[semi-automatic]] [[am:automatic]] [[ar:automatic]] [[de:automatic]] [[el:automatic]] [[en:automatic]] [[fr:automatic]] [[gl:automatic]] [[hy:automatic]] [[io:automatic]] [[it:automatic]] [[kk:automatic]] [[hu:automatic]] [[mr:automatic]] [[pl:automatic]] [[ru:automatic]] [[fi:automatic]] [[sv:automatic]] [[ta:automatic]] [[vi:automatic]] [[uk:automatic]] [[zh:automatic]] 1736 4209 2005-11-27T03:53:53Z Gmcfoley 41 ==Noun== # a [[nature|natural]] rise of the [[earth]]'s surface having considerable [[mass]] 5305 2006-02-23T00:59:39Z Conversion script [[Mountain]] moved to [[mountain]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== # a [[nature|natural]] rise of the [[earth]]'s surface having considerable [[mass]] 7653 2006-07-19T09:13:16Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, en, fi, fr, hu, hy, io, it, ja, ko, sr, sv, uk, zh ==Noun== # a [[nature|natural]] rise of the [[earth]]'s surface having considerable [[mass]] [[de:mountain]] [[en:mountain]] [[fr:mountain]] [[ko:mountain]] [[hy:mountain]] [[io:mountain]] [[it:mountain]] [[hu:mountain]] [[ja:mountain]] [[sr:mountain]] [[fi:mountain]] [[sv:mountain]] [[uk:mountain]] [[zh:mountain]] 7835 2006-07-21T01:22:28Z Kappa 92 image ==Noun== # a [[nature|natural]] rise of the [[earth]]'s surface having considerable [[mass]] [[Image:K2 8611.jpg|thumb|A mountain]] [[de:mountain]] [[en:mountain]] [[fr:mountain]] [[ko:mountain]] [[hy:mountain]] [[io:mountain]] [[it:mountain]] [[hu:mountain]] [[ja:mountain]] [[sr:mountain]] [[fi:mountain]] [[sv:mountain]] [[uk:mountain]] [[zh:mountain]] 7848 2006-07-21T01:38:42Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ ==Noun== {{noun}} # a [[nature|natural]] rise of the [[earth]]'s surface having considerable [[mass]] [[Image:K2 8611.jpg|thumb|A mountain]] [[de:mountain]] [[en:mountain]] [[fr:mountain]] [[ko:mountain]] [[hy:mountain]] [[io:mountain]] [[it:mountain]] [[hu:mountain]] [[ja:mountain]] [[sr:mountain]] [[fi:mountain]] [[sv:mountain]] [[uk:mountain]] [[zh:mountain]] 9684 2006-09-10T13:40:34Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ta, vi, zh-min-nan ==Noun== {{noun}} # a [[nature|natural]] rise of the [[earth]]'s surface having considerable [[mass]] [[Image:K2 8611.jpg|thumb|A mountain]] [[zh-min-nan:mountain]] [[de:mountain]] [[en:mountain]] [[fr:mountain]] [[ko:mountain]] [[hy:mountain]] [[io:mountain]] [[it:mountain]] [[hu:mountain]] [[ja:mountain]] [[sr:mountain]] [[fi:mountain]] [[sv:mountain]] [[ta:mountain]] [[vi:mountain]] [[uk:mountain]] [[zh:mountain]] 10144 2006-09-24T13:30:59Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[es:mountain]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # a [[nature|natural]] rise of the [[earth]]'s surface having considerable [[mass]] [[Image:K2 8611.jpg|thumb|A mountain]] [[zh-min-nan:mountain]] [[de:mountain]] [[en:mountain]] [[es:mountain]] [[fr:mountain]] [[ko:mountain]] [[hy:mountain]] [[io:mountain]] [[it:mountain]] [[hu:mountain]] [[ja:mountain]] [[sr:mountain]] [[fi:mountain]] [[sv:mountain]] [[ta:mountain]] [[vi:mountain]] [[uk:mountain]] [[zh:mountain]] 10548 2006-10-08T21:14:36Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:mountain]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # a [[nature|natural]] rise of the [[earth]]'s surface having considerable [[mass]] [[Image:K2 8611.jpg|thumb|A mountain]] [[zh-min-nan:mountain]] [[de:mountain]] [[en:mountain]] [[es:mountain]] [[fr:mountain]] [[ko:mountain]] [[hy:mountain]] [[io:mountain]] [[it:mountain]] [[kk:mountain]] [[hu:mountain]] [[ja:mountain]] [[sr:mountain]] [[fi:mountain]] [[sv:mountain]] [[ta:mountain]] [[vi:mountain]] [[uk:mountain]] [[zh:mountain]] 11318 2006-10-18T18:25:08Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:mountain]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # a [[nature|natural]] rise of the [[earth]]'s surface having considerable [[mass]] [[Image:K2 8611.jpg|thumb|A mountain]] [[zh-min-nan:mountain]] [[de:mountain]] [[en:mountain]] [[es:mountain]] [[fr:mountain]] [[ko:mountain]] [[hy:mountain]] [[io:mountain]] [[it:mountain]] [[kk:mountain]] [[hu:mountain]] [[ja:mountain]] [[ru:mountain]] [[sr:mountain]] [[fi:mountain]] [[sv:mountain]] [[ta:mountain]] [[vi:mountain]] [[uk:mountain]] [[zh:mountain]] 1737 4211 2005-11-29T15:10:18Z Gmcfoley 41 ==Noun== '''Black''' # the lack of all [[light]] and [[color]] # the color black 4333 2005-12-07T01:14:49Z Gmcfoley 41 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Black''' # the lack of all [[light]] and [[color]] # the color black 4446 2005-12-16T12:20:03Z H2g2bob 43 {{wiktionary}} ==Noun== '''black''' # the lack of all [[light]] and [[color]] # one of the [[color]]s people can see: <span style="background-color: black; width: 80px">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</span> ==Adjective== '''black''' # colored black 5159 2006-02-23T00:59:37Z Conversion script [[Black]] moved to [[black]]: Converting page titles to lowercase {{wiktionary}} ==Noun== '''black''' # the lack of all [[light]] and [[color]] # one of the [[color]]s people can see: <span style="background-color: black; width: 80px">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</span> ==Adjective== '''black''' # colored black 7232 2006-07-16T13:13:06Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ {{wiktionary}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # the lack of all [[light]] and [[color]] # one of the [[color]]s people can see: <span style="background-color: black; width: 80px">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</span> ==Adjective== '''black''' # colored black 7233 2006-07-16T13:13:32Z Brett 77 /* Adjective */ {{wiktionary}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # the lack of all [[light]] and [[color]] # one of the [[color]]s people can see: <span style="background-color: black; width: 80px">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</span> ==Adjective== {{adjective|black|blacker|blackest}} # colored black 7234 2006-07-16T13:14:07Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} # the lack of all [[light]] and [[color]] # one of the [[color]]s people can see: <span style="background-color: black; width: 80px">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</span> ==Adjective== {{adjective|black|blacker|blackest}} # colored black 7426 2006-07-19T00:37:17Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ang, ar, de, el, en, et, fa, fi, fr, gl, hu, hy, io, it, ja, ko, pt, sr, sv, ta, tr, uk, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} # the lack of all [[light]] and [[color]] # one of the [[color]]s people can see: <span style="background-color: black; width: 80px">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</span> ==Adjective== {{adjective|black|blacker|blackest}} # colored black [[ang:black]] [[ar:black]] [[de:black]] [[et:black]] [[el:black]] [[en:black]] [[fa:black]] [[fr:black]] [[gl:black]] [[ko:black]] [[hy:black]] [[io:black]] [[it:black]] [[hu:black]] [[ja:black]] [[pt:black]] [[sr:black]] [[fi:black]] [[sv:black]] [[ta:black]] [[tr:black]] [[uk:black]] [[zh:black]] 9487 2006-09-10T11:29:26Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Noun== {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} # the lack of all [[light]] and [[color]] # one of the [[color]]s people can see: <span style="background-color: black; width: 80px">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</span> ==Adjective== {{adjective|black|blacker|blackest}} # colored black [[ang:black]] [[ar:black]] [[de:black]] [[et:black]] [[el:black]] [[en:black]] [[fa:black]] [[fr:black]] [[gl:black]] [[ko:black]] [[hy:black]] [[io:black]] [[it:black]] [[hu:black]] [[ja:black]] [[pt:black]] [[sr:black]] [[fi:black]] [[sv:black]] [[ta:black]] [[vi:black]] [[tr:black]] [[uk:black]] [[zh:black]] 9990 2006-09-24T12:26:07Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[es:black]] ==Noun== {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} # the lack of all [[light]] and [[color]] # one of the [[color]]s people can see: <span style="background-color: black; width: 80px">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</span> ==Adjective== {{adjective|black|blacker|blackest}} # colored black [[ang:black]] [[ar:black]] [[de:black]] [[et:black]] [[el:black]] [[en:black]] [[es:black]] [[fa:black]] [[fr:black]] [[gl:black]] [[ko:black]] [[hy:black]] [[io:black]] [[it:black]] [[hu:black]] [[ja:black]] [[pt:black]] [[sr:black]] [[fi:black]] [[sv:black]] [[ta:black]] [[vi:black]] [[tr:black]] [[uk:black]] [[zh:black]] 10465 2006-10-07T08:04:58Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:black]], [[pl:black]] ==Noun== {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} # the lack of all [[light]] and [[color]] # one of the [[color]]s people can see: <span style="background-color: black; width: 80px">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</span> ==Adjective== {{adjective|black|blacker|blackest}} # colored black [[ang:black]] [[ar:black]] [[de:black]] [[et:black]] [[el:black]] [[en:black]] [[es:black]] [[fa:black]] [[fr:black]] [[gl:black]] [[ko:black]] [[hy:black]] [[io:black]] [[it:black]] [[kk:black]] [[hu:black]] [[ja:black]] [[pl:black]] [[pt:black]] [[sr:black]] [[fi:black]] [[sv:black]] [[ta:black]] [[vi:black]] [[tr:black]] [[uk:black]] [[zh:black]] 11613 2006-10-29T19:35:40Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ku:black]], [[ru:black]] ==Noun== {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} # the lack of all [[light]] and [[color]] # one of the [[color]]s people can see: <span style="background-color: black; width: 80px">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</span> ==Adjective== {{adjective|black|blacker|blackest}} # colored black [[ang:black]] [[ar:black]] [[de:black]] [[et:black]] [[el:black]] [[en:black]] [[es:black]] [[fa:black]] [[fr:black]] [[gl:black]] [[ko:black]] [[hy:black]] [[io:black]] [[it:black]] [[kk:black]] [[ku:black]] [[hu:black]] [[ja:black]] [[pl:black]] [[pt:black]] [[ru:black]] [[sr:black]] [[fi:black]] [[sv:black]] [[ta:black]] [[vi:black]] [[tr:black]] [[uk:black]] [[zh:black]] 12938 2006-11-28T14:43:43Z Coppertwig 139 /* Noun */ changing definition ==Noun== {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} # The [[dark]]est [[color]]; the color when there is no [[light]]; the color of the [[sky]] at [[night]]. <span style="background-color: black; width: 80px">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</span> #:''Writing with '''black''' [[ink]] on [[white]] [[paper]].'' ==Adjective== {{adjective|black|blacker|blackest}} # colored black [[ang:black]] [[ar:black]] [[de:black]] [[et:black]] [[el:black]] [[en:black]] [[es:black]] [[fa:black]] [[fr:black]] [[gl:black]] [[ko:black]] [[hy:black]] [[io:black]] [[it:black]] [[kk:black]] [[ku:black]] [[hu:black]] [[ja:black]] [[pl:black]] [[pt:black]] [[ru:black]] [[sr:black]] [[fi:black]] [[sv:black]] [[ta:black]] [[vi:black]] [[tr:black]] [[uk:black]] [[zh:black]] 12939 2006-11-28T14:44:54Z Coppertwig 139 BE850 mark {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} # The [[dark]]est [[color]]; the color when there is no [[light]]; the color of the [[sky]] at [[night]]. <span style="background-color: black; width: 80px">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</span> #:''Writing with '''black''' [[ink]] on [[white]] [[paper]].'' ==Adjective== {{adjective|black|blacker|blackest}} # colored black [[ang:black]] [[ar:black]] [[de:black]] [[et:black]] [[el:black]] [[en:black]] [[es:black]] [[fa:black]] [[fr:black]] [[gl:black]] [[ko:black]] [[hy:black]] [[io:black]] [[it:black]] [[kk:black]] [[ku:black]] [[hu:black]] [[ja:black]] [[pl:black]] [[pt:black]] [[ru:black]] [[sr:black]] [[fi:black]] [[sv:black]] [[ta:black]] [[vi:black]] [[tr:black]] [[uk:black]] [[zh:black]] 12940 2006-11-28T14:46:32Z Coppertwig 139 shorter {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} # 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''[[Wikipedia:Administrators|Administrators]] - Remember to check [[Special:Whatlinkshere/{{NAMESPACE}}:{{PAGENAME}}|if anything links here]] and [{{SERVER}}{{localurl:{{NAMESPACE}}:{{PAGENAME}}|action=history}} the page history] before deleting[[Template:Delete|.]] <includeonly> [[Category:Deletion requests|{{PAGENAME}}]] </includeonly> </div> 1758 4328 2005-12-07T00:00:46Z Gmcfoley 41 The pages here have been marked to request deletion. 1759 4342 2005-12-07T01:30:00Z Gmcfoley 41 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} # air is a mixture of gases. It has no [[color]] or [[odor]] (smell) #: We breathe air to live 5103 2006-02-23T00:59:35Z Conversion script [[Air]] moved to [[air]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} # air is a mixture of gases. It has no [[color]] or [[odor]] (smell) #: We breathe air to live 7323 2006-07-18T20:15:46Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, de, el, en, es, et, fi, fr, hu, id, io, it, ja, ko, ku, nl, pl, pt, ro, ru, sr, ta, uk, zh ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} # air is a mixture of gases. It has no [[color]] or [[odor]] (smell) #: We breathe air to live [[ar:air]] [[de:air]] [[et:air]] [[el:air]] [[en:air]] [[es:air]] [[fr:air]] [[ko:air]] [[io:air]] [[id:air]] [[it:air]] [[ku:air]] [[hu:air]] [[nl:air]] [[ja:air]] [[pl:air]] [[pt:air]] [[ro:air]] [[ru:air]] [[sr:air]] [[fi:air]] [[ta:air]] [[uk:air]] [[zh:air]] 8781 2006-08-21T17:04:38Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} # air is a mixture of gases. It has no [[color]] or [[odor]] (smell) #: We breathe air to live [[ar:air]] [[de:air]] [[et:air]] [[el:air]] [[en:air]] [[es:air]] [[fr:air]] [[ko:air]] [[hy:air]] [[io:air]] [[id:air]] [[it:air]] [[ku:air]] [[hu:air]] [[nl:air]] [[ja:air]] [[pl:air]] [[pt:air]] [[ro:air]] [[ru:air]] [[sr:air]] [[fi:air]] [[ta:air]] [[uk:air]] [[zh:air]] 9461 2006-09-10T11:13:31Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} # air is a mixture of gases. It has no [[color]] or [[odor]] (smell) #: We breathe air to live [[ar:air]] [[de:air]] [[et:air]] [[el:air]] [[en:air]] [[es:air]] [[fr:air]] [[ko:air]] [[hy:air]] [[io:air]] [[id:air]] [[it:air]] [[ku:air]] [[hu:air]] [[nl:air]] [[ja:air]] [[pl:air]] [[pt:air]] [[ro:air]] [[ru:air]] [[sr:air]] [[fi:air]] [[ta:air]] [[vi:air]] [[uk:air]] [[zh:air]] 10344 2006-10-04T17:27:56Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[zh-min-nan:air]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} # air is a mixture of gases. It has no [[color]] or [[odor]] (smell) #: We breathe air to live [[ar:air]] [[zh-min-nan:air]] [[de:air]] [[et:air]] [[el:air]] [[en:air]] [[es:air]] [[fr:air]] [[ko:air]] [[hy:air]] [[io:air]] [[id:air]] [[it:air]] [[ku:air]] [[hu:air]] [[nl:air]] [[ja:air]] [[pl:air]] [[pt:air]] [[ro:air]] [[ru:air]] [[sr:air]] [[fi:air]] [[ta:air]] [[vi:air]] [[uk:air]] [[zh:air]] 10506 2006-10-08T08:22:12Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:air]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} # air is a mixture of gases. It has no [[color]] or [[odor]] (smell) #: We breathe air to live [[ar:air]] [[zh-min-nan:air]] [[de:air]] [[et:air]] [[el:air]] [[en:air]] [[es:air]] [[fr:air]] [[ko:air]] [[hy:air]] [[io:air]] [[id:air]] [[it:air]] [[kk:air]] [[ku:air]] [[hu:air]] [[nl:air]] [[ja:air]] [[pl:air]] [[pt:air]] [[ro:air]] [[ru:air]] [[sr:air]] [[fi:air]] [[ta:air]] [[vi:air]] [[uk:air]] [[zh:air]] 11154 2006-10-16T21:38:59Z PullToOpen 119 {{BE850}} {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} # air is a mixture of gases. It has no [[color]] or [[odor]] (smell) #: We breathe air to live [[ar:air]] [[zh-min-nan:air]] [[de:air]] [[et:air]] [[el:air]] [[en:air]] [[es:air]] [[fr:air]] [[ko:air]] [[hy:air]] [[io:air]] [[id:air]] [[it:air]] [[kk:air]] [[ku:air]] [[hu:air]] [[nl:air]] [[ja:air]] [[pl:air]] [[pt:air]] [[ro:air]] [[ru:air]] [[sr:air]] [[fi:air]] [[ta:air]] [[vi:air]] [[uk:air]] [[zh:air]] 13922 2006-12-19T22:45:40Z Brett 77 {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} {{noun}} # ({{mass noun}}) '''Air''' is a mixture of gases. It has no [[color]] or [[odor]] (smell) #: We breathe '''air''' to live [[ar:air]] [[zh-min-nan:air]] [[de:air]] [[et:air]] [[el:air]] [[en:air]] [[es:air]] [[fr:air]] [[ko:air]] [[hy:air]] [[io:air]] [[id:air]] [[it:air]] [[kk:air]] [[ku:air]] [[hu:air]] [[nl:air]] [[ja:air]] [[pl:air]] [[pt:air]] [[ro:air]] [[ru:air]] [[sr:air]] [[fi:air]] [[ta:air]] [[vi:air]] [[uk:air]] [[zh:air]] 14362 2006-12-22T21:43:23Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:air]] {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} {{noun}} # ({{mass noun}}) '''Air''' is a mixture of gases. It has no [[color]] or [[odor]] (smell) #: We breathe '''air''' to live [[ar:air]] [[zh-min-nan:air]] [[de:air]] [[et:air]] [[el:air]] [[en:air]] [[es:air]] [[fa:air]] [[fr:air]] [[ko:air]] [[hy:air]] [[io:air]] [[id:air]] [[it:air]] [[kk:air]] [[ku:air]] [[hu:air]] [[nl:air]] [[ja:air]] [[pl:air]] [[pt:air]] [[ro:air]] [[ru:air]] [[sr:air]] [[fi:air]] [[ta:air]] [[vi:air]] [[uk:air]] [[zh:air]] 1760 4347 2005-12-09T06:28:56Z Michael 42 created My name is '''Michael''', and the primary reason I am here is help stop vandalism. 1761 4351 2005-12-09T06:44:45Z Gmcfoley 41 Use this page if you want to request a page to be deleted. Remember to put <nowiki>{{delete}}</nowiki> at the top of the page. 6523 2006-05-08T21:29:28Z Cromwellt 61 Major additions, explanations This page is for deletion requests, for when you think a page should be deleted. See our [[Wiktionary:Deletion policy|deletion policy]] for more information. Start each deletion request with a link to the page (put the page name in brackets: <nowiki>[[this]]</nowiki> = [[this]]), then with your reason(s) the page should be deleted. Sign and date your deletion request automatically with <nowiki>~~~~</nowiki> (four tildes). Remember to put '''<nowiki>{{delete|reason}}</nowiki>''' at the top of a page for immediate deletion requests ("reason" should be replaced by your reason for the request), and '''<nowiki>{{db|reason}}</nowiki>''' at the top of a page for regular deletion requests. If you wish to vote on a deletion, give your vote ('''delete''', '''keep''', '''move''', '''comment''', etc.), your reason(s), and your signature as above. One vote per [[Wiktionary:Username|username]] will be counted on each request. Creating a second account to vote more than once is called creating a [[Wiktionary:sockpuppet|sockpuppet]]. While you may create as many accounts as you want, the same person will not be allowed to vote more than once, even if he or she uses a different account. The same person may comment on a single request as much as he or she wishes. An example: ;[[hikensuperphilioliosticated polyglot]] This term doesn't exist, and the page is nonsense. --Deletionist 16:01, 7 May 2006 (UTC) :'''Keep'''. This term may one day be valuable. --Inclusionist 06:10, 7 May 2006 (UTC) ::'''Comment''': Inclusionist, you always vote keep. --Deletionist 06:15, 7 May 2006 (UTC) :::'''Comment'''. I have a right to. --Inclusionist 10:34, 8 May 2006 (UTC) :'''Delete'''. Deletionist, I don't think Inclusionist's reason is a good one, but he is right about being able to always vote keep. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:29, 8 May 2006 (UTC) ::'''Comment'''. It sure isn't as much fun, though. --Deletionist 21:55, 8 May 2006 (UTC) ==Immediate deletion requests== This section is for pages that should be deleted immediately. Few pages belong in this section. Most pages should be discussed in the next section before being deleted. Only [[Wiktionary:Copyvio|copyvio]] (copyright violations), [[Wiktionary:Vandalism|vandalism]], etc. should be listed here. ==Deletion requests== This is the section for discussion of pages that someone thinks should be deleted. Most deletion requests should go here. Most deletion requests will be kept for about seven days before an [[Wiktionary:Administrators|administrator]] will close discussion and act. The request will then move to the log at [[Wiktionary:Requests for deletion/log]]. 8415 2006-08-02T22:17:00Z Kappa 92 /* Immediate deletion requests */ [[pervious]] This page is for deletion requests, for when you think a page should be deleted. See our [[Wiktionary:Deletion policy|deletion policy]] for more information. Start each deletion request with a link to the page (put the page name in brackets: <nowiki>[[this]]</nowiki> = [[this]]), then with your reason(s) the page should be deleted. Sign and date your deletion request automatically with <nowiki>~~~~</nowiki> (four tildes). Remember to put '''<nowiki>{{delete|reason}}</nowiki>''' at the top of a page for immediate deletion requests ("reason" should be replaced by your reason for the request), and '''<nowiki>{{db|reason}}</nowiki>''' at the top of a page for regular deletion requests. If you wish to vote on a deletion, give your vote ('''delete''', '''keep''', '''move''', '''comment''', etc.), your reason(s), and your signature as above. One vote per [[Wiktionary:Username|username]] will be counted on each request. Creating a second account to vote more than once is called creating a [[Wiktionary:sockpuppet|sockpuppet]]. While you may create as many accounts as you want, the same person will not be allowed to vote more than once, even if he or she uses a different account. The same person may comment on a single request as much as he or she wishes. An example: ;[[hikensuperphilioliosticated polyglot]] This term doesn't exist, and the page is nonsense. --Deletionist 16:01, 7 May 2006 (UTC) :'''Keep'''. This term may one day be valuable. --Inclusionist 06:10, 7 May 2006 (UTC) ::'''Comment''': Inclusionist, you always vote keep. --Deletionist 06:15, 7 May 2006 (UTC) :::'''Comment'''. I have a right to. --Inclusionist 10:34, 8 May 2006 (UTC) :'''Delete'''. Deletionist, I don't think Inclusionist's reason is a good one, but he is right about being able to always vote keep. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:29, 8 May 2006 (UTC) ::'''Comment'''. It sure isn't as much fun, though. --Deletionist 21:55, 8 May 2006 (UTC) ==Immediate deletion requests== This section is for pages that should be deleted immediately. Few pages belong in this section. Most pages should be discussed in the next section before being deleted. Only [[Wiktionary:Copyvio|copyvio]] (copyright violations), [[Wiktionary:Vandalism|vandalism]], etc. should be listed here. *[[pervious]] - typing error, requested by creator. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 22:17, 2 August 2006 (UTC) ==Deletion requests== This is the section for discussion of pages that someone thinks should be deleted. Most deletion requests should go here. Most deletion requests will be kept for about seven days before an [[Wiktionary:Administrators|administrator]] will close discussion and act. The request will then move to the log at [[Wiktionary:Requests for deletion/log]]. 8423 2006-08-02T23:42:07Z Cromwellt 61 added category This page is for deletion requests, for when you think a page should be deleted. See our [[Wiktionary:Deletion policy|deletion policy]] for more information. Start each deletion request with a link to the page (put the page name in brackets: <nowiki>[[this]]</nowiki> = [[this]]), then with your reason(s) the page should be deleted. Sign and date your deletion request automatically with <nowiki>~~~~</nowiki> (four tildes). Remember to put '''<nowiki>{{delete|reason}}</nowiki>''' at the top of a page for immediate deletion requests ("reason" should be replaced by your reason for the request), and '''<nowiki>{{db|reason}}</nowiki>''' at the top of a page for regular deletion requests. If you wish to vote on a deletion, give your vote ('''delete''', '''keep''', '''move''', '''comment''', etc.), your reason(s), and your signature as above. One vote per [[Wiktionary:Username|username]] will be counted on each request. Creating a second account to vote more than once is called creating a [[Wiktionary:sockpuppet|sockpuppet]]. While you may create as many accounts as you want, the same person will not be allowed to vote more than once, even if he or she uses a different account. The same person may comment on a single request as much as he or she wishes. An example: ;[[hikensuperphilioliosticated polyglot]] This term doesn't exist, and the page is nonsense. --Deletionist 16:01, 7 May 2006 (UTC) :'''Keep'''. This term may one day be valuable. --Inclusionist 06:10, 7 May 2006 (UTC) ::'''Comment''': Inclusionist, you always vote keep. --Deletionist 06:15, 7 May 2006 (UTC) :::'''Comment'''. I have a right to. --Inclusionist 10:34, 8 May 2006 (UTC) :'''Delete'''. Deletionist, I don't think Inclusionist's reason is a good one, but he is right about being able to always vote keep. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:29, 8 May 2006 (UTC) ::'''Comment'''. It sure isn't as much fun, though. --Deletionist 21:55, 8 May 2006 (UTC) ==Immediate deletion requests== This section is for pages that should be deleted immediately. Few pages belong in this section. Most pages should be discussed in the next section before being deleted. Only [[Wiktionary:Copyvio|copyvio]] (copyright violations), [[Wiktionary:Vandalism|vandalism]], etc. should be listed here. *[[pervious]] - typing error, requested by creator. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 22:17, 2 August 2006 (UTC) ==Deletion requests== This is the section for discussion of pages that someone thinks should be deleted. Most deletion requests should go here. Most deletion requests will be kept for about seven days before an [[Wiktionary:Administrators|administrator]] will close discussion and act. The request will then move to the log at [[Wiktionary:Requests for deletion/log]]. [[Category:Wiktionary]] 8425 2006-08-02T23:44:55Z Cromwellt 61 fixed cat This page is for deletion requests, for when you think a page should be deleted. See our [[Wiktionary:Deletion policy|deletion policy]] for more information. Start each deletion request with a link to the page (put the page name in brackets: <nowiki>[[this]]</nowiki> = [[this]]), then with your reason(s) the page should be deleted. Sign and date your deletion request automatically with <nowiki>~~~~</nowiki> (four tildes). Remember to put '''<nowiki>{{delete|reason}}</nowiki>''' at the top of a page for immediate deletion requests ("reason" should be replaced by your reason for the request), and '''<nowiki>{{db|reason}}</nowiki>''' at the top of a page for regular deletion requests. If you wish to vote on a deletion, give your vote ('''delete''', '''keep''', '''move''', '''comment''', etc.), your reason(s), and your signature as above. One vote per [[Wiktionary:Username|username]] will be counted on each request. Creating a second account to vote more than once is called creating a [[Wiktionary:sockpuppet|sockpuppet]]. While you may create as many accounts as you want, the same person will not be allowed to vote more than once, even if he or she uses a different account. The same person may comment on a single request as much as he or she wishes. An example: ;[[hikensuperphilioliosticated polyglot]] This term doesn't exist, and the page is nonsense. --Deletionist 16:01, 7 May 2006 (UTC) :'''Keep'''. This term may one day be valuable. --Inclusionist 06:10, 7 May 2006 (UTC) ::'''Comment''': Inclusionist, you always vote keep. --Deletionist 06:15, 7 May 2006 (UTC) :::'''Comment'''. I have a right to. --Inclusionist 10:34, 8 May 2006 (UTC) :'''Delete'''. Deletionist, I don't think Inclusionist's reason is a good one, but he is right about being able to always vote keep. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:29, 8 May 2006 (UTC) ::'''Comment'''. It sure isn't as much fun, though. --Deletionist 21:55, 8 May 2006 (UTC) ==Immediate deletion requests== This section is for pages that should be deleted immediately. Few pages belong in this section. Most pages should be discussed in the next section before being deleted. Only [[Wiktionary:Copyvio|copyvio]] (copyright violations), [[Wiktionary:Vandalism|vandalism]], etc. should be listed here. *[[pervious]] - typing error, requested by creator. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 22:17, 2 August 2006 (UTC) ==Deletion requests== This is the section for discussion of pages that someone thinks should be deleted. Most deletion requests should go here. Most deletion requests will be kept for about seven days before an [[Wiktionary:Administrators|administrator]] will close discussion and act. The request will then move to the log at [[Wiktionary:Requests for deletion/log]]. [[Category:Wiktionary|{{PAGENAME}}]] 8447 2006-08-03T03:47:11Z Cromwellt 61 deleted page This page is for deletion requests, for when you think a page should be deleted. See our [[Wiktionary:Deletion policy|deletion policy]] for more information. Start each deletion request with a link to the page (put the page name in brackets: <nowiki>[[this]]</nowiki> = [[this]]), then with your reason(s) the page should be deleted. Sign and date your deletion request automatically with <nowiki>~~~~</nowiki> (four tildes). Remember to put '''<nowiki>{{delete|reason}}</nowiki>''' at the top of a page for immediate deletion requests ("reason" should be replaced by your reason for the request), and '''<nowiki>{{db|reason}}</nowiki>''' at the top of a page for regular deletion requests. If you wish to vote on a deletion, give your vote ('''delete''', '''keep''', '''move''', '''comment''', etc.), your reason(s), and your signature as above. One vote per [[Wiktionary:Username|username]] will be counted on each request. Creating a second account to vote more than once is called creating a [[Wiktionary:sockpuppet|sockpuppet]]. While you may create as many accounts as you want, the same person will not be allowed to vote more than once, even if he or she uses a different account. The same person may comment on a single request as much as he or she wishes. ==Immediate deletion requests== This section is for pages that should be deleted immediately. Few pages belong in this section. Most pages should be discussed in the next section before being deleted. Only [[Wiktionary:Copyvio|copyvio]] (copyright violations), [[Wiktionary:Vandalism|vandalism]], etc. should be listed here. *[[pervious]] - typing error, requested by creator. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 22:17, 2 August 2006 (UTC) :*'''Deleted'''. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 03:47, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ==Deletion requests== This is the section for discussion of pages that someone thinks should be deleted. Most deletion requests should go here. Most deletion requests will be kept for about seven days before an [[Wiktionary:Administrators|administrator]] will close discussion and act. The request will then move to the log at [[Wiktionary:Requests for deletion/log]]. [[Category:Wiktionary|{{PAGENAME}}]] 8448 2006-08-03T03:52:13Z Cromwellt 61 /* Immediate deletion requests */ added more info, moved complete request to log This page is for deletion requests, for when you think a page should be deleted. See our [[Wiktionary:Deletion policy|deletion policy]] for more information. Start each deletion request with a link to the page (put the page name in brackets: <nowiki>[[this]]</nowiki> = [[this]]), then with your reason(s) the page should be deleted. Sign and date your deletion request automatically with <nowiki>~~~~</nowiki> (four tildes). Remember to put '''<nowiki>{{delete|reason}}</nowiki>''' at the top of a page for immediate deletion requests ("reason" should be replaced by your reason for the request), and '''<nowiki>{{db|reason}}</nowiki>''' at the top of a page for regular deletion requests. If you wish to vote on a deletion, give your vote ('''delete''', '''keep''', '''move''', '''comment''', etc.), your reason(s), and your signature as above. One vote per [[Wiktionary:Username|username]] will be counted on each request. Creating a second account to vote more than once is called creating a [[Wiktionary:sockpuppet|sockpuppet]]. While you may create as many accounts as you want, the same person will not be allowed to vote more than once, even if he or she uses a different account. The same person may comment on a single request as much as he or she wishes. ==Immediate deletion requests== This section is for pages that should be deleted immediately. Few pages belong in this section. If a page should be immediately deleted, putting {{tl|delete}} at the top of the page is enough. Most pages should be discussed in the next section before being deleted. Only [[Wiktionary:Copyvio|copyvio]] (copyright violations), [[Wiktionary:Vandalism|vandalism]], etc. should be listed here. ==Deletion requests== This is the section for discussion of pages that someone thinks should be deleted. Most deletion requests should go here. Most deletion requests will be kept for about seven days before an [[Wiktionary:Administrators|administrator]] will close discussion and act. The request will then move to the log at [[Wiktionary:Requests for deletion/log]]. [[Category:Wiktionary|{{PAGENAME}}]] 8451 2006-08-03T04:33:26Z Cromwellt 61 added templates, created new example request This page is for deletion requests, for when you think a page should be deleted. See our [[Wiktionary:Deletion policy|deletion policy]] for more information. Start each deletion request with a link to the page (put the page name in brackets: <nowiki>[[this]]</nowiki> = [[this]]), then with your reason(s) the page should be deleted. Sign and date your deletion request automatically with <nowiki>~~~~</nowiki> (four tildes). Remember to put '''<nowiki>{{delete|reason}}</nowiki>''' at the top of a page for immediate deletion requests ("reason" should be replaced by your reason for the request): {{delete}} This type of deletion request does not need to be listed on this page. For regular requests, put '''<nowiki>{{delreq|reason}}</nowiki>''' at the top of a page, and list it here under "Deletion requests". That template will add this: {{delreq|Main reason}} If you do not feel like mentioning on the template the reason for the deletion request, you may use the '''<nowiki>{{pdel}}</nowiki>''', which will do this: {{pdel}} If you wish to vote on a deletion, give your vote ('''delete''', '''keep''', '''move''', '''comment''', etc.), your reason(s), and your signature as above. One vote per [[Wiktionary:Username|username]] will be counted on each request. Creating a second account to vote more than once is called creating a [[Wiktionary:sockpuppet|sockpuppet]]. While you may create as many accounts as you want, the same person will not be allowed to vote more than once, even if he or she uses a different account. The same person may comment on a single request as much as he or she wishes. Not all deletion requests are listed here. There are probably more in [[:Category:Deletion requests]]. An example entry: <nowiki> ===[[pervious]]===</nowiki> <nowiki>This entry is a misspelling. I made it. Please delete it. --~~~~</nowiki> <nowiki>*'''Delete'''. --NewUser</nowiki> Displays as: ===[[pervious]]=== This entry is a misspelling. I made it. Please delete it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 04:33, 3 August 2006 (UTC) *'''Delete'''. --NewUser ==Immediate deletion requests== This section is for pages that should be deleted immediately. Few pages belong in this section. If a page should be immediately deleted, putting {{tl|delete}} at the top of the page is enough. Most pages should be discussed in the next section before being deleted. Only [[Wiktionary:Copyvio|copyvio]] (copyright violations), [[Wiktionary:Vandalism|vandalism]], etc. should be listed here. ==Deletion requests== This is the section for discussion of pages that someone thinks should be deleted. Most deletion requests should go here. Most deletion requests will be kept for about seven days before an [[Wiktionary:Administrators|administrator]] will close discussion and act. The request will then move to the log at [[Wiktionary:Requests for deletion/log]]. [[Category:Wiktionary|{{PAGENAME}}]] 12523 2006-11-18T09:03:50Z Tangotango 94 change instructions This page is for deletion requests, for when you think a page should be deleted. See our [[Wiktionary:Deletion policy|deletion policy]] for more information. == Listing for deletion == Start each deletion request with a link to the page (put the page name in brackets: <nowiki>[[like this]]</nowiki> = [[like this]]), then with your reason(s) the page should be deleted. Sign and date your deletion request automatically with <nowiki>~~~~</nowiki> (four tildes). === Immediate deletion === Remember to put '''<nowiki>{{delete|reason}}</nowiki>''' at the top of a page for immediate deletion requests ("reason" should be replaced by your reason for the request): {{delete|Delete; nonsense}} This type of deletion request does not need to be listed on this page. === Regular deletion === For regular requests, put '''<nowiki>{{delreq|reason}}</nowiki>''' at the top of a page, and list it here under "Deletion requests". That template will add this: {{delreq|reason}} Not all deletion requests are listed here. There are probably more in [[:Category:Deletion requests]]. An example entry: <pre> ===[[pervious]]=== This entry is a misspelling. I made it. Please delete it. -- ~~~~ *'''Delete'''. -- ~~~~ </pre> == Voting on deletion requests == If you wish to vote on a deletion, give your vote ('''delete''', '''keep''', '''move''', '''comment''', etc.), your reason(s), and your signature as above. One vote per [[Wiktionary:Username|username]] will be counted on each request. Creating a second account to vote more than once is called creating a [[Wiktionary:sockpuppet|sockpuppet]]. While you may create as many accounts as you want, the same person will not be allowed to vote more than once, even if he or she uses a different account. The same person may comment on a single request as much as he or she wishes. == Immediate deletion requests == This section is for pages that should be deleted immediately. Few pages belong in this section. If a page should be immediately deleted, putting {{tl|delete}} at the top of the page is enough. Most pages should be discussed in the next section before being deleted. Only [[Wiktionary:Copyvio|copyright violations]], [[Wiktionary:Vandalism|vandalism]], etc. should be listed here. == Deletion requests == This is the section for discussion of pages that someone thinks should be deleted. Most deletion requests should go here. Most deletion requests will be kept for about seven days before an [[Wiktionary:Administrators|administrator]] close the discussion and acts. The request will then move to the log at [[Wiktionary:Requests for deletion/log]]. [[Category:Wiktionary|{{PAGENAME}}]] 1762 4364 2005-12-09T22:35:20Z Gmcfoley 41 Add words that you would like defined here, use the format of all the others. <br /> Please keep them in [[alphabetical]] order. <br /> Remove a word from this list when it has beed added. <br /> ---- <!-- ADD NEW WORDS IN THIS LIST --> *[[bee]] *[[can]] *[[could]] *[[didn't]] *[[even]] *[[first]] *[[God]] *[[her]] *[[isn't]] *[[job]] *[[kick]] *[[like]] *[[me]] *[[no]] *[[put]] *[[quite]] *[[regular]] *[[so]] *[[up]] *[[ventriloquist]] *[[X-ray]] *[[yes]] *[[zebra]] 4703 2006-01-16T14:35:45Z 62.253.52.229 Add words that you would like defined here, use the format of all the others. <br /> Please keep them in [[alphabetical]] order. <br /> Remove a word from this list when it has beed added. <br /> ---- <!-- ADD NEW WORDS IN THIS LIST --> *[[bee]] *[[can]] *[[could]] *[[didn't]] *[[even]] *[[first]] *[[fornication]] *[[God]] *[[heliocentric]] *[[her]] *[[isn't]] *[[job]] *[[kick]] *[[like]] *[[me]] *[[no]] *[[put]] *[[quite]] *[[regular]] *[[so]] *[[stereophonic]] *[[trinitrotoluene]] *[[up]] *[[ventriloquist]] *[[X-ray]] *[[yes]] *[[zebra]] 4885 2006-02-17T22:45:06Z Cromwellt 61 Fixed spelling Add words that you would like defined here, use the format of all the others. <br /> Please keep them in [[alphabetical]] order. <br /> Remove a word from this list when it has been added. <br /> ---- <!-- ADD NEW WORDS IN THIS LIST --> *[[bee]] *[[can]] *[[could]] *[[didn't]] *[[even]] *[[first]] *[[fornication]] *[[God]] *[[heliocentric]] *[[her]] *[[isn't]] *[[job]] *[[kick]] *[[like]] *[[me]] *[[no]] *[[put]] *[[quite]] *[[regular]] *[[so]] *[[stereophonic]] *[[trinitrotoluene]] *[[up]] *[[ventriloquist]] *[[X-ray]] *[[yes]] *[[zebra]] 4963 2006-02-20T16:50:21Z Flcelloguy 44 Remove 3 created words Add words that you would like defined here, use the format of all the others. <br /> Please keep them in [[alphabetical]] order. <br /> Remove a word from this list when it has been added. <br /> ---- <!-- ADD NEW WORDS IN THIS LIST --> *[[can]] *[[could]] *[[didn't]] *[[even]] *[[first]] *[[fornication]] *[[God]] *[[heliocentric]] *[[her]] *[[isn't]] *[[job]] *[[kick]] *[[like]] *[[me]] *[[no]] *[[put]] *[[quite]] *[[regular]] *[[so]] *[[stereophonic]] *[[trinitrotoluene]] *[[up]] *[[ventriloquist]] *[[zebra]] 5051 2006-02-21T22:38:47Z Gmcfoley 41 Add image [[Image:Nuvola apps kwrite.png|right]] Add words that you would like defined here, use the format of all the others. <br /> Please keep them in [[alphabetical]] order. <br /> Remove a word from this list when it has been added. <br /> ---- <!-- ADD NEW WORDS IN THIS LIST --> *[[can]] *[[could]] *[[didn't]] *[[even]] *[[first]] *[[fornication]] *[[God]] *[[heliocentric]] *[[her]] *[[isn't]] *[[job]] *[[kick]] *[[like]] *[[me]] *[[no]] *[[put]] *[[quite]] *[[regular]] *[[so]] *[[stereophonic]] *[[trinitrotoluene]] *[[up]] *[[ventriloquist]] *[[zebra]] 5058 2006-02-21T23:16:57Z H2g2bob 43 [[Image:Nuvola apps kwrite.png|right]] Add words that you would like defined here, use the format of all the others. <br /> Please keep them in [[alphabetical]] order. <br /> Remove a word from this list when it has been added. <br /> ---- <!-- ADD NEW WORDS IN THIS LIST --> *[[can]] *[[could]] *[[didn't]] *[[even]] *[[first]] *[[fornication]] *[[heliocentric]] *[[her]] *[[isn't]] *[[job]] *[[kick]] *[[like]] *[[me]] *[[no]] *[[put]] *[[quite]] *[[regular]] *[[so]] *[[stereophonic]] *[[trinitrotoluene]] *[[up]] *[[ventriloquist]] *[[zebra]] 5060 2006-02-21T23:22:11Z Gmcfoley 41 [[Image:Nuvola apps kwrite.png|right]] Add words that you would like defined here, use the format of all the others. <br /> Please keep them in [[alphabetical]] order. <br /> Remove a word from this list when it has been added. <br /> ---- <!-- ADD NEW WORDS BELOW THIS LINE --> *[[can]] *[[could]] *[[didn't]] *[[even]] *[[first]] *[[fornication]] *[[heliocentric]] *[[her]] *[[isn't]] *[[job]] *[[kick]] *[[like]] *[[me]] *[[no]] *[[put]] *[[quite]] *[[regular]] *[[so]] *[[stereophonic]] *[[trinitrotoluene]] *[[up]] *[[ventriloquist]] *[[zebra]] <!-- ADD NEW WORDS ABOVE THIS LINE --> [[en:Wiktionary:Requested articles:English]] 5732 2006-03-10T04:23:41Z Cromwellt 61 [[Wiktionary:Requested Definitions]] moved to [[Wiktionary:Requested definitions]]: Naming consistency [[Image:Nuvola apps kwrite.png|right]] Add words that you would like defined here, use the format of all the others. <br /> Please keep them in [[alphabetical]] order. <br /> Remove a word from this list when it has been added. <br /> ---- <!-- ADD NEW WORDS BELOW THIS LINE --> *[[can]] *[[could]] *[[didn't]] *[[even]] *[[first]] *[[fornication]] *[[heliocentric]] *[[her]] *[[isn't]] *[[job]] *[[kick]] *[[like]] *[[me]] *[[no]] *[[put]] *[[quite]] *[[regular]] *[[so]] *[[stereophonic]] *[[trinitrotoluene]] *[[up]] *[[ventriloquist]] *[[zebra]] <!-- ADD NEW WORDS ABOVE THIS LINE --> [[en:Wiktionary:Requested articles:English]] 5933 2006-03-13T10:30:51Z Cromwellt 61 removed completed entry [[Image:Nuvola apps kwrite.png|right]] Add words that you would like defined here, use the format of all the others. <br /> Please keep them in [[alphabetical]] order. <br /> Remove a word from this list when it has been added. <br /> ---- <!-- ADD NEW WORDS BELOW THIS LINE --> *[[can]] *[[could]] *[[even]] *[[first]] *[[fornication]] *[[heliocentric]] *[[her]] *[[isn't]] *[[job]] *[[kick]] *[[like]] *[[me]] *[[no]] *[[put]] *[[quite]] *[[regular]] *[[so]] *[[stereophonic]] *[[trinitrotoluene]] *[[up]] *[[ventriloquist]] *[[zebra]] <!-- ADD NEW WORDS ABOVE THIS LINE --> [[en:Wiktionary:Requested articles:English]] 5934 2006-03-13T10:31:13Z Cromwellt 61 removed completed entry [[Image:Nuvola apps kwrite.png|right]] Add words that you would like defined here, use the format of all the others. <br /> Please keep them in [[alphabetical]] order. <br /> Remove a word from this list when it has been added. <br /> ---- <!-- ADD NEW WORDS BELOW THIS LINE --> *[[can]] *[[could]] *[[even]] *[[first]] *[[fornication]] *[[heliocentric]] *[[her]] *[[isn't]] *[[job]] *[[kick]] *[[like]] *[[me]] *[[no]] *[[put]] *[[quite]] *[[regular]] *[[so]] *[[stereophonic]] *[[trinitrotoluene]] *[[ventriloquist]] *[[zebra]] <!-- ADD NEW WORDS ABOVE THIS LINE --> [[en:Wiktionary:Requested articles:English]] 6034 2006-03-17T15:35:29Z Cromwellt 61 added desire [[Image:Nuvola apps kwrite.png|right]] Add words that you would like defined here, use the format of all the others. <br /> Please keep them in [[alphabetical]] order. <br /> Remove a word from this list when it has been added. <br /> ---- <!-- ADD NEW WORDS BELOW THIS LINE --> *[[can]] *[[could]] *[[desire]] *[[even]] *[[first]] *[[fornication]] *[[heliocentric]] *[[her]] *[[isn't]] *[[job]] *[[kick]] *[[like]] *[[me]] *[[no]] *[[put]] *[[quite]] *[[regular]] *[[so]] *[[stereophonic]] *[[trinitrotoluene]] *[[ventriloquist]] *[[zebra]] <!-- ADD NEW WORDS ABOVE THIS LINE --> [[en:Wiktionary:Requested articles:English]] 6045 2006-03-17T17:23:27Z Cromwellt 61 removed completed definition (which I added as an example to someone I was talking to, then stayed to make) [[Image:Nuvola apps kwrite.png|right]] Add words that you would like defined here, use the format of all the others. <br /> Please keep them in [[alphabetical]] order. <br /> Remove a word from this list when it has been added. <br /> ---- <!-- ADD NEW WORDS BELOW THIS LINE --> *[[can]] *[[could]] *[[even]] *[[first]] *[[fornication]] *[[heliocentric]] *[[her]] *[[isn't]] *[[job]] *[[kick]] *[[like]] *[[me]] *[[no]] *[[put]] *[[quite]] *[[regular]] *[[so]] *[[stereophonic]] *[[trinitrotoluene]] *[[ventriloquist]] *[[zebra]] <!-- ADD NEW WORDS ABOVE THIS LINE --> [[en:Wiktionary:Requested articles:English]] 6140 2006-03-23T10:49:53Z Cromwellt 61 removed completed page [[Image:Nuvola apps kwrite.png|right]] Add words that you would like defined here, use the format of all the others. <br /> Please keep them in [[alphabetical]] order. <br /> Remove a word from this list when it has been added. <br /> ---- <!-- ADD NEW WORDS BELOW THIS LINE --> *[[can]] *[[could]] *[[even]] *[[first]] *[[fornication]] *[[her]] *[[isn't]] *[[job]] *[[kick]] *[[like]] *[[me]] *[[no]] *[[put]] *[[quite]] *[[regular]] *[[so]] *[[stereophonic]] *[[trinitrotoluene]] *[[ventriloquist]] *[[zebra]] <!-- ADD NEW WORDS ABOVE THIS LINE --> [[en:Wiktionary:Requested articles:English]] 6312 2006-04-02T13:02:23Z 4.124.71.41 [[Image:Nuvola apps kwrite.png|right]] Add words that you would like defined here, use the format of all the others. <br /> Please keep them in [[alphabetical]] order. <br /> Remove a word from this list when it has been added. <br /> ---- <!-- ADD NEW WORDS BELOW THIS LINE --> *[[brunet]] *[[brunette]] *[[can]] *[[could]] *[[even]] *[[first]] *[[fornication]] *[[her]] *[[isn't]] *[[job]] *[[kick]] *[[like]] *[[me]] *[[no]] *[[put]] *[[quite]] *[[regular]] *[[so]] *[[stereophonic]] *[[trinitrotoluene]] *[[ventriloquist]] *[[zebra]] <!-- ADD NEW WORDS ABOVE THIS LINE --> [[en:Wiktionary:Requested articles:English]] 6313 2006-04-03T19:52:19Z Cromwellt 61 Removed completed entries [[Image:Nuvola apps kwrite.png|right]] Add words that you would like defined here, use the format of all the others. <br /> Please keep them in [[alphabetical]] order. <br /> Remove a word from this list when it has been added. <br /> ---- <!-- ADD NEW WORDS BELOW THIS LINE --> *[[brunet]] *[[brunette]] *[[can]] *[[could]] *[[even]] *[[first]] *[[fornication]] *[[her]] *[[isn't]] *[[job]] *[[like]] *[[me]] *[[no]] *[[put]] *[[regular]] *[[so]] *[[stereophonic]] *[[trinitrotoluene]] *[[ventriloquist]] *[[zebra]] <!-- ADD NEW WORDS ABOVE THIS LINE --> [[en:Wiktionary:Requested articles:English]] 6384 2006-04-18T08:04:42Z 203.199.209.1 [[Image:Nuvola apps kwrite.png|right]] Add words that you would like defined here, use the format of all the others. <br /> Please keep them in [[alphabetical]] order. <br /> Remove a word from this list when it has been added. <br /> ---- <!-- ADD NEW WORDS BELOW THIS LINE --> *[[brunet]] *[[brunette]] *[[can]] *[[could]] *[[even]] *[[first]] *[[fornication]] *[[her]] *[[isn't]] *[[job]] *[[like]] *[[me]] *[[no]] *[[put]] *[[regular]] *[[so]] *[[stereophonic]] *[[trinitrotoluene]] *[[ventriloquist]] *[[zebra]] *[[test]] <!-- ADD NEW WORDS ABOVE THIS LINE --> [[en:Wiktionary:Requested articles:English]] 6385 2006-04-18T23:34:36Z Cromwellt 61 removed bluelink, fixed alphabetical order [[Image:Nuvola apps kwrite.png|right]] Add words that you would like defined here, use the format of all the others. <br /> Please keep them in [[alphabetical]] order. <br /> Remove a word from this list when it has been added. <br /> ---- <!-- ADD NEW WORDS BELOW THIS LINE --> *[[brunet]] *[[brunette]] *[[can]] *[[could]] *[[even]] *[[first]] *[[fornication]] *[[her]] *[[job]] *[[like]] *[[me]] *[[no]] *[[put]] *[[regular]] *[[so]] *[[stereophonic]] *[[test]] *[[trinitrotoluene]] *[[ventriloquist]] *[[zebra]] <!-- ADD NEW WORDS ABOVE THIS LINE --> [[en:Wiktionary:Requested articles:English]] 6492 2006-04-27T14:34:43Z Cromwellt 61 removed completed entries [[Image:Nuvola apps kwrite.png|right]] Add words that you would like defined here, use the format of all the others. <br /> Please keep them in [[alphabetical]] order. <br /> Remove a word from this list when it has been added. <br /> ---- <!-- ADD NEW WORDS BELOW THIS LINE --> *[[can]] *[[could]] *[[even]] *[[first]] *[[fornication]] *[[her]] *[[job]] *[[like]] *[[me]] *[[no]] *[[put]] *[[regular]] *[[so]] *[[stereophonic]] *[[test]] *[[trinitrotoluene]] *[[ventriloquist]] *[[zebra]] <!-- ADD NEW WORDS ABOVE THIS LINE --> [[en:Wiktionary:Requested articles:English]] 6653 2006-05-23T19:18:02Z Cromwellt 61 Removed complete entry request [[Image:Nuvola apps kwrite.png|right]] Add words that you would like defined here, use the format of all the others. <br /> Please keep them in [[alphabetical]] order. <br /> Remove a word from this list when it has been added. <br /> ---- <!-- ADD NEW WORDS BELOW THIS LINE --> *[[can]] *[[could]] *[[even]] *[[first]] *[[fornication]] *[[her]] *[[job]] *[[like]] *[[me]] *[[no]] *[[put]] *[[regular]] *[[so]] *[[stereophonic]] *[[test]] *[[trinitrotoluene]] *[[ventriloquist]] <!-- ADD NEW WORDS ABOVE THIS LINE --> [[en:Wiktionary:Requested articles:English]] 6768 2006-06-03T12:19:11Z H2g2bob 43 done trinitrotoluene [[Image:Nuvola apps kwrite.png|right]] Add words that you would like defined here, use the format of all the others. <br /> Please keep them in [[alphabetical]] order. <br /> Remove a word from this list when it has been added. <br /> ---- <!-- ADD NEW WORDS BELOW THIS LINE --> *[[can]] *[[could]] *[[even]] *[[first]] *[[fornication]] *[[her]] *[[job]] *[[like]] *[[me]] *[[no]] *[[put]] *[[regular]] *[[so]] *[[stereophonic]] *[[test]] *[[ventriloquist]] <!-- ADD NEW WORDS ABOVE THIS LINE --> [[en:Wiktionary:Requested articles:English]] 7971 2006-07-22T23:58:47Z Kappa 92 rmv blue links [[Image:Nuvola apps kwrite.png|right]] Add words that you would like defined here, use the format of all the others. <br /> Please keep them in [[alphabetical]] order. <br /> Remove a word from this list when it has been added. <br /> ---- <!-- ADD NEW WORDS BELOW THIS LINE --> *[[could]] *[[even]] *[[first]] *[[fornication]] *[[like]] *[[no]] *[[put]] *[[regular]] *[[so]] *[[stereophonic]] *[[test]] *[[ventriloquist]] <!-- ADD NEW WORDS ABOVE THIS LINE --> [[en:Wiktionary:Requested articles:English]] 8721 2006-08-14T02:43:41Z Cromwellt 61 removed finished definition, added many definitions [[Image:Nuvola apps kwrite.png|right]] Add words that you would like defined here, use the format of all the others. <br /> Please keep them in [[alphabetical]] order. <br /> Remove a word from this list when it has been added. <br /> ---- <!-- ADD NEW WORDS BELOW THIS LINE --> *[[answer]] *[[after]] *[[almost]] *[[band]] *[[before]] *[[change]] *[[cloth]] *[[could]] *[[dark]] *[[dress]] *[[end]] *[[even]] *[[field]] *[[first]] *[[fornication]] *[[get]] *[[hammer]] *[[if]] *[[leaf]] *[[like]] *[[male]] *[[mass]] *[[normal]] *[[number]] *[[old]] *[[on]] *[[poor]] *[[put]] *[[regular]] *[[room]] *[[skirt]] *[[so]] *[[spoon]] *[[stomach]] *[[stereophonic]] *[[tail]] *[[test]] *[[through]] *[[walk]] *[[watch]] *[[ventriloquist]] <!-- ADD NEW WORDS ABOVE THIS LINE --> [[en:Wiktionary:Requested articles:English]] 10556 2006-10-08T23:59:03Z Cromwellt 61 removed two finished entries [[Image:Nuvola apps kwrite.png|right]] Add words that you would like defined here, use the format of all the others. <br /> Please keep them in [[alphabetical]] order. <br /> Remove a word from this list when it has been added. <br /> ---- <!-- ADD NEW WORDS BELOW THIS LINE --> *[[answer]] *[[after]] *[[almost]] *[[band]] *[[before]] *[[change]] *[[cloth]] *[[could]] *[[dark]] *[[dress]] *[[even]] *[[field]] *[[first]] *[[fornication]] *[[get]] *[[hammer]] *[[if]] *[[leaf]] *[[like]] *[[mass]] *[[normal]] *[[number]] *[[old]] *[[on]] *[[poor]] *[[put]] *[[regular]] *[[room]] *[[skirt]] *[[so]] *[[spoon]] *[[stomach]] *[[stereophonic]] *[[tail]] *[[test]] *[[through]] *[[walk]] *[[watch]] *[[ventriloquist]] <!-- ADD NEW WORDS ABOVE THIS LINE --> [[en:Wiktionary:Requested articles:English]] 11218 2006-10-17T20:56:41Z 74.224.90.100 update [[Image:Nuvola apps kwrite.png|right]] Add words that you would like defined here, use the format of all the others. <br /> Please keep them in [[alphabetical]] order. <br /> Remove a word from this list when it has been added. <br /> ---- <!-- ADD NEW WORDS BELOW THIS LINE --> *[[almost]] *[[band]] *[[before]] *[[change]] *[[cloth]] *[[could]] *[[dark]] *[[dress]] *[[even]] *[[field]] *[[first]] *[[fornication]] *[[get]] *[[hammer]] *[[if]] *[[like]] *[[mass]] *[[normal]] *[[number]] *[[old]] *[[on]] *[[put]] *[[room]] *[[skirt]] *[[so]] *[[spoon]] *[[stomach]] *[[stereophonic]] *[[tail]] *[[test]] *[[through]] *[[walk]] *[[watch]] *[[ventriloquist]] <!-- ADD NEW WORDS ABOVE THIS LINE --> [[en:Wiktionary:Requested articles:English]] 11760 2006-11-05T16:30:37Z PullToOpen 119 update [[Image:Nuvola apps kwrite.png|right]] Add words that you would like defined here, use the format of all the others. <br /> Please keep them in [[alphabetical]] order. <br /> Remove a word from this list when it has been added. <br /> ---- <!-- ADD NEW WORDS BELOW THIS LINE --> *[[change]] *[[cloth]] *[[could]] *[[dark]] *[[dress]] *[[even]] *[[field]] *[[first]] *[[fornication]] *[[get]] *[[hammer]] *[[if]] *[[like]] *[[mass]] *[[old]] *[[on]] *[[put]] *[[room]] *[[skirt]] *[[so]] *[[spoon]] *[[stomach]] *[[stereophonic]] *[[tail]] *[[test]] *[[through]] *[[walk]] *[[watch]] *[[ventriloquist]] <!-- ADD NEW WORDS ABOVE THIS LINE --> [[en:Wiktionary:Requested articles:English]] 12565 2006-11-21T00:34:39Z Brett 77 removed completed words [[Image:Nuvola apps kwrite.png|right]] Add words that you would like defined here, use the format of all the others. <br /> Please keep them in [[alphabetical]] order. <br /> Remove a word from this list when it has been added. <br /> ---- <!-- ADD NEW WORDS BELOW THIS LINE --> *[[cloth]] *[[dress]] *[[even]] *[[fornication]] *[[get]] *[[hammer]] *[[like]] *[[mass]] *[[old]] *[[put]] *[[room]] *[[skirt]] *[[so]] *[[spoon]] *[[stereophonic]] *[[tail]] *[[test]] *[[through]] *[[walk]] *[[watch]] *[[ventriloquist]] <!-- ADD NEW WORDS ABOVE THIS LINE --> [[en:Wiktionary:Requested articles:English]] 12578 2006-11-23T18:07:44Z 71.227.218.116 [[Image:Nuvola apps kwrite.png|right]] Add words that you would like defined here, use the format of all the others. <br /> Please keep them in [[alphabetical]] order. <br /> Remove a word from this list when it has been added. <br /> ---- <!-- ADD NEW WORDS BELOW THIS LINE --> *[[cloth]] *[[dress]] *[[even]] *[[fornication]] *[[freezing level]] *[[get]] *[[hammer]] *[[like]] *[[mass]] *[[old]] *[[put]] *[[room]] *[[skirt]] *[[snow level]] *[[so]] *[[spoon]] *[[stereophonic]] *[[tail]] *[[test]] *[[through]] *[[walk]] *[[watch]] *[[ventriloquist]] <!-- ADD NEW WORDS ABOVE THIS LINE --> [[en:Wiktionary:Requested articles:English]] 12736 2006-11-26T16:59:00Z Coppertwig 139 made many definitions and took words off list [[Image:Nuvola apps kwrite.png|right]] Add words that you would like defined here, use the format of all the others. <br /> Please keep them in [[alphabetical]] order. <br /> Remove a word from this list when it has been added. <br /> ---- <!-- ADD NEW WORDS BELOW THIS LINE --> <!-- ADD NEW WORDS ABOVE THIS LINE --> [[en:Wiktionary:Requested articles:English]] 12902 2006-11-28T04:28:58Z Kappa 92 add some random words so the page won't be empty [[Image:Nuvola apps kwrite.png|right]] Add words that you would like defined here, use the format of all the others. <br /> Please keep them in [[alphabetical]] order. <br /> Remove a word from this list when it has been added. <br /> ---- <!-- ADD NEW WORDS BELOW THIS LINE --> *[[banana]] *[[play]] *[[drive]] *[[king]] *[[revise]] *[[stupid]] <!-- ADD NEW WORDS ABOVE THIS LINE --> [[en:Wiktionary:Requested articles:English]] 12944 2006-11-28T16:16:13Z Brett 77 [[Image:Nuvola apps kwrite.png|right]] Add words that you would like defined here, use the format of all the others. <br /> Please keep them in [[alphabetical]] order. <br /> Remove a word from this list when it has been added. <br /> ---- <!-- ADD NEW WORDS BELOW THIS LINE --> *[[banana]] *[[domninant]] *[[constant]] *[[deduction]] *[[drive]] *[[ensure]] *[[framework]] *[[imply]] *[[king]] *[[negative]] *[[outcome]] *[[play]] *[[publish]] *[[revise]] *[[shift]] *[[specify]] *[[stupid]] <!-- ADD NEW WORDS ABOVE THIS LINE --> [[en:Wiktionary:Requested articles:English]] 12948 2006-11-28T16:31:26Z TBC 82 removing completed word [[Image:Nuvola apps kwrite.png|right]] Add words that you would like defined here, use the format of all the others. <br /> Please keep them in [[alphabetical]] order. <br /> Remove a word from this list when it has been added. <br /> ---- <!-- ADD NEW WORDS BELOW THIS LINE --> *[[domninant]] *[[constant]] *[[deduction]] *[[drive]] *[[ensure]] *[[framework]] *[[imply]] *[[king]] *[[negative]] *[[outcome]] *[[play]] *[[publish]] *[[revise]] *[[shift]] *[[specify]] *[[stupid]] <!-- ADD NEW WORDS ABOVE THIS LINE --> [[en:Wiktionary:Requested articles:English]] 12981 2006-11-29T06:05:58Z Kappa 92 typo [[Image:Nuvola apps kwrite.png|right]] Add words that you would like defined here, use the format of all the others. <br /> Please keep them in [[alphabetical]] order. <br /> Remove a word from this list when it has been added. <br /> ---- <!-- ADD NEW WORDS BELOW THIS LINE --> *[[dominant]] *[[constant]] *[[deduction]] *[[drive]] *[[ensure]] *[[framework]] *[[imply]] *[[king]] *[[negative]] *[[outcome]] *[[play]] *[[publish]] *[[revise]] *[[shift]] *[[specify]] *[[stupid]] <!-- ADD NEW WORDS ABOVE THIS LINE --> [[en:Wiktionary:Requested articles:English]] 13054 2006-11-30T12:30:16Z Brett 77 + new words [[Image:Nuvola apps kwrite.png|right]] Add words that you would like defined here, use the format of all the others. <br /> Please keep them in [[alphabetical]] order. <br /> Remove a word from this list when it has been added. <br /> ---- <!-- ADD NEW WORDS BELOW THIS LINE --> * [[a bit]] * [[accident]] * [[accurate]] * [[adapted]] * [[afford]] * [[appreciate]] * [[attitude]] * [[attractive]] * [[bake]] * [[beam]] * [[bottom]] * [[busy]] * [[chair]] * [[check]] * [[chest]] * [[Christmas]] * [[classic]] * [[club]] * [[collect]] * [[combination]] * [[comfort]] * [[commercial]] * [[competition]] * [[competitive]] * [[compute]] * [[concentration]] * [[confuse]] * [[connection]] * [[conscious]] * [[constant]] * [[convenience]] * [[copies]] * [[cough]] * [[cure]] * [[curtains]] * [[dance]] * [[deduction]] * [[delay]] * [[delivered]] * [[depress]] * [[desk]] * [[detectives]] * [[devil]] * [[disease]] * [[dominant]] * [[dramatic]] * [[drive]] * [[elderly]] * [[ensure]] * [[entertainment]] * [[envelope]] * [[equip]] * [[estate]] * [[ethnic]] * [[exact]] * [[examination]] * [[excuse]] * [[exploded]] * [[explore]] * [[extreme]] * [[facilitate]] * [[false]] * [[features]] * [[file]] * [[film]] * [[fool]] * [[forward]] * [[framework]] * [[frequently]] * [[frightened]] * [[fuck]] * [[furthermore]] * [[globe]] * [[govern]] * [[grateful]] * [[grave]] * [[hair]] * [[harm]] * [[harvest]] * [[hate]] * [[hidden]] * [[hole]] * [[holy]] * [[honest]] * [[hospital]] * [[hunt]] * [[hurt]] * [[image]] * [[immediately]] * [[imply]] * [[in a hurry]] * [[inside]] * [[instance]] * [[instant]] * [[instruct]] * [[intelligence]] * [[interference]] * [[investigation]] * [[juice]] * [[jumped]] * [[king]] * [[label]] * [[lazy]] * [[link]] * [[list]] * [[lonely]] * [[mail]] * [[manage]] * [[manage]] * [[match]] * [[meantime]] * [[meanwhile]] * [[medical]] * [[mental]] * [[message]] * [[mistake]] * [[mixed]] * [[moderate]] * [[motive]] * [[mystery]] * [[negative]] * [[negative]] * [[nevertheless]] * [[nurse]] * [[odd]] * [[opposition]] * [[organ]] * [[outcome]] * [[package]] * [[passengers]] * [[patient]] * [[pen]] * [[performance]] * [[phone]] * [[picked]] * [[play]] * [[plenty]] * [[pocket]] * [[poison]] * [[police]] * [[polite]] * [[pretend]] * [[printed]] * [[probable]] * [[psychological]] * [[publish]] * [[radio]] * [[raw]] * [[reaction]] * [[recommended]] * [[recovery]] * [[relax]] * [[reluctant]] * [[replaced]] * [[reside]] * [[respond]] * [[revise]] * [[rub]] * [[sample]] * [[satisfied]] * [[screen]] * [[search]] * [[self]] * [[severe]] * [[shift]] * [[shit]] * [[shower]] * [[signal]] * [[sink]] * [[slightly]] * [[soap]] * [[socks]] * [[solve]] * [[sour]] * [[specify]] * [[stairs]] * [[statistics]] * [[stolen]] * [[stressed]] * [[stupid]] * [[stupid]] * [[suspect]] * [[suspicion]] * [[swallowed]] * [[symbol]] * [[team]] * [[teeth]] * [[telephone]] * [[tension]] * [[thank]] * [[tied]] * [[tobacco]] * [[tradition]] * [[translated]] * [[treat]] * [[trend]] * [[tube]] * [[upset]] * [[valid]] * [[vehicle]] * [[visual]] * [[warning]] * [[whisper]] * [[worry]] <!-- ADD NEW WORDS ABOVE THIS LINE --> [[en:Wiktionary:Requested articles:English]] 13352 2006-12-05T17:12:34Z Archer7 83 requested definition - sorry, i just really can't write definitions [[Image:Nuvola apps kwrite.png|right]] Add words that you would like defined here, use the format of all the others. <br /> Please keep them in [[alphabetical]] order. <br /> Remove a word from this list when it has been added. <br /> ---- <!-- ADD NEW WORDS BELOW THIS LINE --> * [[a bit]] * [[accident]] * [[accurate]] * [[adapted]] * [[afford]] * [[appreciate]] * [[attitude]] * [[attractive]] * [[bake]] * [[beam]] * [[bottom]] * [[busy]] * [[chair]] * [[check]] * [[chest]] * [[Christmas]] * [[classic]] * [[club]] * [[collect]] * [[combination]] * [[comfort]] * [[commercial]] * [[competition]] * [[competitive]] * [[compute]] * [[concentration]] * [[confuse]] * [[connection]] * [[conscious]] * [[constant]] * [[convenience]] * [[copies]] * [[cough]] * [[cure]] * [[curtains]] * [[dance]] * [[deduction]] * [[delay]] * [[delivered]] * [[depress]] * [[desk]] * [[detectives]] * [[devil]] * [[disease]] * [[dominant]] * [[dramatic]] * [[drive]] * [[elderly]] * [[ensure]] * [[entertainment]] * [[envelope]] * [[equip]] * [[estate]] * [[ethnic]] * [[exact]] * [[examination]] * [[excuse]] * [[exploded]] * [[explore]] * [[extreme]] * [[facilitate]] * [[false]] * [[features]] * [[file]] * [[film]] * [[fool]] * [[forward]] * [[framework]] * [[frequently]] * [[frightened]] * [[fuck]] * [[furthermore]] * [[globe]] * [[govern]] * [[grateful]] * [[grave]] * [[hair]] * [[harm]] * [[harvest]] * [[hate]] * [[hidden]] * [[hole]] * [[holy]] * [[honest]] * [[hospital]] * [[hunt]] * [[hurt]] * [[image]] * [[immediately]] * [[imply]] * [[in a hurry]] * [[inside]] * [[instance]] * [[instant]] * [[instruct]] * [[intelligence]] * [[interference]] * [[investigation]] * [[juice]] * [[jumped]] * [[king]] * [[label]] * [[lazy]] * [[link]] * [[list]] * [[lonely]] * [[mail]] * [[manage]] * [[manage]] * [[match]] * [[meantime]] * [[meanwhile]] * [[medical]] * [[mental]] * [[message]] * [[mistake]] * [[mixed]] * [[moderate]] * [[motive]] * [[mystery]] * [[negative]] * [[negative]] * [[nevertheless]] * [[nurse]] * [[odd]] * [[opposition]] * [[organ]] * [[outcome]] * [[package]] * [[passengers]] * [[patient]] * [[patronising]] * [[pen]] * [[performance]] * [[phone]] * [[picked]] * [[play]] * [[plenty]] * [[pocket]] * [[poison]] * [[police]] * [[polite]] * [[pretend]] * [[printed]] * [[probable]] * [[psychological]] * [[publish]] * [[radio]] * [[raw]] * [[reaction]] * [[recommended]] * [[recovery]] * [[relax]] * [[reluctant]] * [[replaced]] * [[reside]] * [[respond]] * [[revise]] * [[rub]] * [[sample]] * [[satisfied]] * [[screen]] * [[search]] * [[self]] * [[severe]] * [[shift]] * [[shit]] * [[shower]] * [[signal]] * [[sink]] * [[slightly]] * [[soap]] * [[socks]] * [[solve]] * [[sour]] * [[specify]] * [[stairs]] * [[statistics]] * [[stolen]] * [[stressed]] * [[stupid]] * [[stupid]] * [[suspect]] * [[suspicion]] * [[swallowed]] * [[symbol]] * [[team]] * [[teeth]] * [[telephone]] * [[tension]] * [[thank]] * [[tied]] * [[tobacco]] * [[tradition]] * [[translated]] * [[treat]] * [[trend]] * [[tube]] * [[upset]] * [[valid]] * [[vehicle]] * [[visual]] * [[warning]] * [[whisper]] * [[worry]] <!-- ADD NEW WORDS ABOVE THIS LINE --> [[en:Wiktionary:Requested articles:English]] 13410 2006-12-06T15:59:47Z Brett 77 removing completed words [[Image:Nuvola apps kwrite.png|right]] Add words that you would like defined here, use the format of all the others. <br /> Please keep them in [[alphabetical]] order. <br /> Remove a word from this list when it has been added. <br /> ---- <!-- ADD NEW WORDS BELOW THIS LINE --> * [[a bit]] * [[accident]] * [[accurate]] * [[adapted]] * [[afford]] * [[appreciate]] * [[attitude]] * [[attractive]] * [[bake]] * [[beam]] * [[busy]] * [[chair]] * [[check]] * [[Christmas]] * [[classic]] * [[club]] * [[collect]] * [[combination]] * [[comfort]] * [[commercial]] * [[competition]] * [[competitive]] * [[compute]] * [[concentration]] * [[confuse]] * [[connection]] * [[conscious]] * [[constant]] * [[convenience]] * [[copies]] * [[cough]] * [[cure]] * [[curtains]] * [[dance]] * [[deduction]] * [[delay]] * [[delivered]] * [[depress]] * [[desk]] * [[detectives]] * [[devil]] * [[disease]] * [[dominant]] * [[dramatic]] * [[drive]] * [[elderly]] * [[ensure]] * [[entertainment]] * [[envelope]] * [[equip]] * [[estate]] * [[ethnic]] * [[exact]] * [[examination]] * [[excuse]] * [[exploded]] * [[explore]] * [[extreme]] * [[facilitate]] * [[features]] * [[file]] * [[film]] * [[fool]] * [[forward]] * [[framework]] * [[frightened]] * [[fuck]] * [[govern]] * [[grateful]] * [[grave]] * [[hair]] * [[harm]] * [[harvest]] * [[hate]] * [[hidden]] * [[hole]] * [[holy]] * [[honest]] * [[hospital]] * [[hunt]] * [[hurt]] * [[image]] * [[imply]] * [[in a hurry]] * [[instance]] * [[instant]] * [[instruct]] * [[intelligence]] * [[interference]] * [[investigation]] * [[jumped]] * [[king]] * [[label]] * [[lazy]] * [[link]] * [[list]] * [[lonely]] * [[manage]] * [[manage]] * [[match]] * [[meantime]] * [[medical]] * [[mental]] * [[message]] * [[mistake]] * [[mixed]] * [[moderate]] * [[motive]] * [[mystery]] * [[negative]] * [[negative]] * [[nevertheless]] * [[nurse]] * [[odd]] * [[opposition]] * [[organ]] * [[outcome]] * [[passengers]] * [[patient]] * [[pen]] * [[phone]] * [[picked]] * [[play]] * [[plenty]] * [[pocket]] * [[poison]] * [[polite]] * [[pretend]] * [[printed]] * [[probable]] * [[psychological]] * [[publish]] * [[radio]] * [[reaction]] * [[recommended]] * [[recovery]] * [[relax]] * [[reluctant]] * [[replaced]] * [[reside]] * [[respond]] * [[revise]] * [[rub]] * [[satisfied]] * [[screen]] * [[search]] * [[self]] * [[severe]] * [[shift]] * [[shit]] * [[shower]] * [[signal]] * [[sink]] * [[slightly]] * [[socks]] * [[solve]] * [[sour]] * [[specify]] * [[stairs]] * [[stolen]] * [[stressed]] * [[stupid]] * [[stupid]] * [[suspect]] * [[suspicion]] * [[swallowed]] * [[symbol]] * [[team]] * [[teeth]] * [[telephone]] * [[tension]] * [[thank]] * [[tied]] * [[tobacco]] * [[tradition]] * [[translated]] * [[trend]] * [[tube]] * [[upset]] * [[valid]] * [[vehicle]] * [[visual]] * [[warning]] * [[whisper]] * [[worry]] <!-- ADD NEW WORDS ABOVE THIS LINE --> [[en:Wiktionary:Requested articles:English]] 14337 2006-12-22T10:03:14Z Coppertwig 139 translation needed for link from SE Wikiquote [[Image:Nuvola apps kwrite.png|right]] Add words that you would like defined here, use the format of all the others. <br /> Please keep them in [[alphabetical]] order. <br /> Remove a word from this list when it has been added. <br /> ---- <!-- ADD NEW WORDS BELOW THIS LINE --> * [[a bit]] * [[accident]] * [[accurate]] * [[adapted]] * [[afford]] * [[appreciate]] * [[attitude]] * [[attractive]] * [[bake]] * [[beam]] * [[busy]] * [[chair]] * [[check]] * [[Christmas]] * [[classic]] * [[club]] * [[collect]] * [[combination]] * [[comfort]] * [[commercial]] * [[competition]] * [[competitive]] * [[compute]] * [[concentration]] * [[confuse]] * [[connection]] * [[conscious]] * [[constant]] * [[convenience]] * [[copies]] * [[cough]] * [[cure]] * [[curtains]] * [[dance]] * [[deduction]] * [[delay]] * [[delivered]] * [[depress]] * [[desk]] * [[detectives]] * [[devil]] * [[disease]] * [[dominant]] * [[dramatic]] * [[drive]] * [[elderly]] * [[ensure]] * [[entertainment]] * [[envelope]] * [[equip]] * [[estate]] * [[ethnic]] * [[exact]] * [[examination]] * [[excuse]] * [[exploded]] * [[explore]] * [[extreme]] * [[facilitate]] * [[features]] * [[file]] * [[film]] * [[fool]] * [[forward]] * [[framework]] * [[frightened]] * [[fuck]] * [[govern]] * [[grateful]] * [[grave]] * [[hair]] * [[harm]] * [[harvest]] * [[hate]] * [[hidden]] * [[hole]] * [[holy]] * [[honest]] * [[hospital]] * [[hunt]] * [[hurt]] * [[image]] * [[imply]] * [[in a hurry]] * [[instance]] * [[instant]] * [[instruct]] * [[intelligence]] * [[interference]] * [[investigation]] * [[jumped]] * [[king]] * [[label]] * [[lazy]] * [[link]] * [[list]] * [[lonely]] * [[manage]] * [[manage]] * [[match]] * [[meantime]] * [[medical]] * [[mental]] * [[message]] * [[mistake]] * [[mixed]] * [[moderate]] * [[motive]] * [[mystery]] * [[negative]] * [[negative]] * [[nevertheless]] * [[nurse]] * [[odd]] * [[opposition]] * [[organ]] * [[outcome]] * [[passengers]] * [[patient]] * [[pen]] * [[phone]] * [[picked]] * [[play]] * [[plenty]] * [[pocket]] * [[poison]] * [[polite]] * [[pretend]] * [[printed]] * [[probable]] * [[psychological]] * [[publish]] * [[radio]] * [[reaction]] * [[recommended]] * [[recovery]] * [[relax]] * [[reluctant]] * [[replaced]] * [[reside]] * [[respond]] * [[revise]] * [[rub]] * [[satisfied]] * [[screen]] * [[search]] * [[self]] * [[severe]] * [[shift]] * [[shit]] * [[shower]] * [[signal]] * [[sink]] * [[slightly]] * [[socks]] * [[solve]] * [[soul]] * [[sour]] * [[specify]] * [[stairs]] * [[stolen]] * [[stressed]] * [[stupid]] * [[stupid]] * [[suspect]] * [[suspicion]] * [[swallowed]] * [[symbol]] * [[team]] * [[teeth]] * [[telephone]] * [[tension]] * [[thank]] * [[tied]] * [[tobacco]] * [[tradition]] * [[translated]] * [[trend]] * [[tube]] * [[upset]] * [[valid]] * [[vehicle]] * [[visual]] * [[warning]] * [[whisper]] * [[worry]] <!-- ADD NEW WORDS ABOVE THIS LINE --> [[en:Wiktionary:Requested articles:English]] 1763 4368 2005-12-09T23:04:42Z Gmcfoley 41 <big>Welcome to the '''Simple English Wiktionary'''!</big> We hope you are happy editing here. Some helpful pages to start you off are [[Wiktionary:Community Portal]] and [[Help:Contents]]. If you want to meet and talk with other members, you can visit [[Wiktionary:Simple talk]]. Just remember that you should sign your messages on Talk pages by typing "<nowiki>~~~~</nowiki>" (four tildes) at the end of your words. 6513 2006-05-02T19:35:08Z Cromwellt 61 added how to edit link <big>Welcome to the '''Simple English Wiktionary'''!</big> We hope you are happy editing here. Some helpful pages to start you off are [[Wiktionary:Community Portal]] and [[Help:Contents]]. For an explanation of the editing format here, see [[Wiktionary:How to edit]]. If you want to meet and talk with other members, you can visit [[Wiktionary:Simple talk]]. Just remember that you should sign your messages on Talk pages by typing "<nowiki>~~~~</nowiki>" (four tildes) at the end of your words. 1764 4381 2005-12-12T23:54:10Z Gmcfoley 41 ==Noun== '''blue''' # one of the colors people can see: <span style="background-color: blue; width: 80px">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</span> 4382 2005-12-12T23:54:28Z Gmcfoley 41 ==Noun== '''blue''' # one of the [[color]]s people can see: <span style="background-color: blue; width: 80px">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</span> 4470 2005-12-16T15:27:18Z H2g2bob 43 ==Noun== '''blue''' # one of the [[color]]s people can see: {{colorbox|blue}} # a feeling of [[sadness]] #: I'm feeling '''blue''' today 4926 2006-02-20T00:25:28Z Gmcfoley 41 en link ==Noun== '''blue''' # one of the [[color]]s people can see: {{colorbox|blue}} # a feeling of [[sadness]] #: I'm feeling '''blue''' today [[en:blue]] 4927 2006-02-20T00:27:00Z Gmcfoley 41 more links ==Noun== '''blue''' # one of the [[color]]s people can see: {{colorbox|blue}} # a feeling of [[sadness]] #: I'm feeling '''blue''' today [[de:blue]] [[et:Blue]] [[el:Blue]] [[en:blue]] [[es:blue]] [[fr:blue]] [[gl:Blue]] [[io:Blue]] [[it:blue]] [[hu:blue]] [[ja:blue]] [[pl:blue]] [[pt:Blue]] [[ro:Blue]] [[fi:blue]] [[sv:blue]] 5161 2006-02-23T00:59:37Z Conversion script [[Blue]] moved to [[blue]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== '''blue''' # one of the [[color]]s people can see: {{colorbox|blue}} # a feeling of [[sadness]] #: I'm feeling '''blue''' today [[de:blue]] [[et:Blue]] [[el:Blue]] [[en:blue]] [[es:blue]] [[fr:blue]] [[gl:Blue]] [[io:Blue]] [[it:blue]] [[hu:blue]] [[ja:blue]] [[pl:blue]] [[pt:Blue]] [[ro:Blue]] [[fi:blue]] [[sv:blue]] 5643 2006-03-02T18:32:17Z Cromwellt 61 various fixes, additions ==Noun== {{noun|blue|blues}} # one of the [[color]]s people can see: <span style="background-color: blue; width: 80px">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</span> <!-- commented until it is fixed {{colorbox|blue}} --> #: ''That is a lovely color of '''blue'''.'' # a feeling of [[sadness]], always plural. #: ''I have the '''blues''' today.'' ==Adjective== {{adjective|blue|bluer|bluest}} # Something that is colored blue. #: ''He wore his '''blue''' [[suede]] shoes.'' # Someone who is sad or something that causes sadness. #: ''He was very '''blue''' that day.'' #: ''It was a '''blue''' day to him.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''sad'') [[sad]], [[unhappy]] {{colors}} [[Category:Nouns]] [[Category:Adjectives]] [[de:blue]] [[et:Blue]] [[el:Blue]] [[en:blue]] [[es:blue]] [[fr:blue]] [[gl:Blue]] [[io:Blue]] [[it:blue]] [[hu:blue]] [[ja:blue]] [[pl:blue]] [[pt:Blue]] [[ro:Blue]] [[fi:blue]] [[sv:blue]] 5651 2006-03-02T18:43:28Z H2g2bob 43 /* Noun */ ==Noun== {{noun|blue|blues}} # one of the [[color]]s people can see: {{colorbox|blue}} #: ''That is a lovely color of '''blue'''.'' # a feeling of [[sadness]], always plural. #: ''I have the '''blues''' today.'' ==Adjective== {{adjective|blue|bluer|bluest}} # Something that is colored blue. #: ''He wore his '''blue''' [[suede]] shoes.'' # Someone who is sad or something that causes sadness. #: ''He was very '''blue''' that day.'' #: ''It was a '''blue''' day to him.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''sad'') [[sad]], [[unhappy]] {{colors}} [[Category:Nouns]] [[Category:Adjectives]] [[de:blue]] [[et:Blue]] [[el:Blue]] [[en:blue]] [[es:blue]] [[fr:blue]] [[gl:Blue]] [[io:Blue]] [[it:blue]] [[hu:blue]] [[ja:blue]] [[pl:blue]] [[pt:Blue]] [[ro:Blue]] [[fi:blue]] [[sv:blue]] 5721 2006-03-09T16:15:42Z Cromwellt 61 brought derived words and phrases here, added sky meaning to noun ==Noun== {{noun|blue|blues}} # One of the [[color]]s people can see: {{colorbox|blue}} #: ''That is a lovely color of '''blue'''.'' # A name for the [[sky]]. #: ''He looked up into the blue.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''sky'') [[sky]], [[heaven]], [[heavens]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *(''color'') [[bluish]], [[dark blue]], [[light blue]], [[royal blue]], [[electric blue]], [[neon blue]], [[sky blue]], [[navy blue]], [[grey-blue]]/[[gray-blue]], [[slate blue]] *(''sky'') [[wild blue yonder]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|blue|bluer|bluest}} # Something that is colored blue. #: ''He wore his '''blue''' [[suede]] shoes.'' # Someone who is sad or something that causes sadness. #: ''He was very '''blue''' that day.'' #: ''It was a '''blue''' day to him.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''sad'') [[sad]], [[unhappy]] {{colors}} [[Category:Nouns]] [[Category:Adjectives]] [[de:blue]] [[et:Blue]] [[el:Blue]] [[en:blue]] [[es:blue]] [[fr:blue]] [[gl:Blue]] [[io:Blue]] [[it:blue]] [[hu:blue]] [[ja:blue]] [[pl:blue]] [[pt:Blue]] [[ro:Blue]] [[fi:blue]] [[sv:blue]] 6639 2006-05-23T02:51:40Z Cromwellt 61 removed extra cats, added wotd tag {{wotd|2006|05|23}} ==Noun== {{noun|blue|blues}} # One of the [[color]]s people can see: {{colorbox|blue}} #: ''That is a lovely color of '''blue'''.'' # A name for the [[sky]]. #: ''He looked up into the blue.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''sky'') [[sky]], [[heaven]], [[heavens]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *(''color'') [[bluish]], [[dark blue]], [[light blue]], [[royal blue]], [[electric blue]], [[neon blue]], [[sky blue]], [[navy blue]], [[grey-blue]]/[[gray-blue]], [[slate blue]] *(''sky'') [[wild blue yonder]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|blue|bluer|bluest}} # Something that is colored blue. #: ''He wore his '''blue''' [[suede]] shoes.'' # Someone who is sad or something that causes sadness. #: ''He was very '''blue''' that day.'' #: ''It was a '''blue''' day to him.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''sad'') [[sad]], [[unhappy]] {{colors}} [[de:blue]] [[et:Blue]] [[el:Blue]] [[en:blue]] [[es:blue]] [[fr:blue]] [[gl:Blue]] [[io:Blue]] [[it:blue]] [[hu:blue]] [[ja:blue]] [[pl:blue]] [[pt:Blue]] [[ro:Blue]] [[fi:blue]] [[sv:blue]] 7425 2006-07-19T00:35:38Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, fa, hy, ko, sr, ta, tr, zh, zh-min-nan Modifying: el, et, gl, io, pt, ro {{wotd|2006|05|23}} ==Noun== {{noun|blue|blues}} # One of the [[color]]s people can see: {{colorbox|blue}} #: ''That is a lovely color of '''blue'''.'' # A name for the [[sky]]. #: ''He looked up into the blue.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''sky'') [[sky]], [[heaven]], [[heavens]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *(''color'') [[bluish]], [[dark blue]], [[light blue]], [[royal blue]], [[electric blue]], [[neon blue]], [[sky blue]], [[navy blue]], [[grey-blue]]/[[gray-blue]], [[slate blue]] *(''sky'') [[wild blue yonder]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|blue|bluer|bluest}} # Something that is colored blue. #: ''He wore his '''blue''' [[suede]] shoes.'' # Someone who is sad or something that causes sadness. #: ''He was very '''blue''' that day.'' #: ''It was a '''blue''' day to him.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''sad'') [[sad]], [[unhappy]] {{colors}} [[ar:blue]] [[zh-min-nan:blue]] [[de:blue]] [[et:blue]] [[el:blue]] [[en:blue]] [[es:blue]] [[fa:blue]] [[fr:blue]] [[gl:blue]] [[ko:blue]] [[hy:blue]] [[io:blue]] [[it:blue]] [[hu:blue]] [[ja:blue]] [[pl:blue]] [[pt:blue]] [[ro:blue]] [[sr:blue]] [[fi:blue]] [[sv:blue]] [[ta:blue]] [[tr:blue]] [[zh:blue]] 9484 2006-09-10T11:28:56Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi {{wotd|2006|05|23}} ==Noun== {{noun|blue|blues}} # One of the [[color]]s people can see: {{colorbox|blue}} #: ''That is a lovely color of '''blue'''.'' # A name for the [[sky]]. #: ''He looked up into the blue.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''sky'') [[sky]], [[heaven]], [[heavens]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *(''color'') [[bluish]], [[dark blue]], [[light blue]], [[royal blue]], [[electric blue]], [[neon blue]], [[sky blue]], [[navy blue]], [[grey-blue]]/[[gray-blue]], [[slate blue]] *(''sky'') [[wild blue yonder]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|blue|bluer|bluest}} # Something that is colored blue. #: ''He wore his '''blue''' [[suede]] shoes.'' # Someone who is sad or something that causes sadness. #: ''He was very '''blue''' that day.'' #: ''It was a '''blue''' day to him.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''sad'') [[sad]], [[unhappy]] {{colors}} [[ar:blue]] [[zh-min-nan:blue]] [[de:blue]] [[et:blue]] [[el:blue]] [[en:blue]] [[es:blue]] [[fa:blue]] [[fr:blue]] [[gl:blue]] [[ko:blue]] [[hy:blue]] [[io:blue]] [[it:blue]] [[hu:blue]] [[ja:blue]] [[pl:blue]] [[pt:blue]] [[ro:blue]] [[sr:blue]] [[fi:blue]] [[sv:blue]] [[ta:blue]] [[vi:blue]] [[tr:blue]] [[zh:blue]] 10470 2006-10-07T10:20:16Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:blue]], [[uk:blue]] {{wotd|2006|05|23}} ==Noun== {{noun|blue|blues}} # One of the [[color]]s people can see: {{colorbox|blue}} #: ''That is a lovely color of '''blue'''.'' # A name for the [[sky]]. #: ''He looked up into the blue.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''sky'') [[sky]], [[heaven]], [[heavens]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *(''color'') [[bluish]], [[dark blue]], [[light blue]], [[royal blue]], [[electric blue]], [[neon blue]], [[sky blue]], [[navy blue]], [[grey-blue]]/[[gray-blue]], [[slate blue]] *(''sky'') [[wild blue yonder]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|blue|bluer|bluest}} # Something that is colored blue. #: ''He wore his '''blue''' [[suede]] shoes.'' # Someone who is sad or something that causes sadness. #: ''He was very '''blue''' that day.'' #: ''It was a '''blue''' day to him.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''sad'') [[sad]], [[unhappy]] {{colors}} [[ar:blue]] [[zh-min-nan:blue]] [[de:blue]] [[et:blue]] [[el:blue]] [[en:blue]] [[es:blue]] [[fa:blue]] [[fr:blue]] [[gl:blue]] [[ko:blue]] [[hy:blue]] [[io:blue]] [[it:blue]] [[kk:blue]] [[hu:blue]] [[ja:blue]] [[pl:blue]] [[pt:blue]] [[ro:blue]] [[sr:blue]] [[fi:blue]] [[sv:blue]] [[ta:blue]] [[vi:blue]] [[tr:blue]] [[uk:blue]] [[zh:blue]] 11060 2006-10-14T20:59:38Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:blue]] {{wotd|2006|05|23}} ==Noun== {{noun|blue|blues}} # One of the [[color]]s people can see: {{colorbox|blue}} #: ''That is a lovely color of '''blue'''.'' # A name for the [[sky]]. #: ''He looked up into the blue.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''sky'') [[sky]], [[heaven]], [[heavens]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *(''color'') [[bluish]], [[dark blue]], [[light blue]], [[royal blue]], [[electric blue]], [[neon blue]], [[sky blue]], [[navy blue]], [[grey-blue]]/[[gray-blue]], [[slate blue]] *(''sky'') [[wild blue yonder]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|blue|bluer|bluest}} # Something that is colored blue. #: ''He wore his '''blue''' [[suede]] shoes.'' # Someone who is sad or something that causes sadness. #: ''He was very '''blue''' that day.'' #: ''It was a '''blue''' day to him.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''sad'') [[sad]], [[unhappy]] {{colors}} [[ar:blue]] [[zh-min-nan:blue]] [[de:blue]] [[et:blue]] [[el:blue]] [[en:blue]] [[es:blue]] [[fa:blue]] [[fr:blue]] [[gl:blue]] [[ko:blue]] [[hy:blue]] [[io:blue]] [[it:blue]] [[kk:blue]] [[hu:blue]] [[ja:blue]] [[pl:blue]] [[pt:blue]] [[ro:blue]] [[ru:blue]] [[sr:blue]] [[fi:blue]] [[sv:blue]] [[ta:blue]] [[vi:blue]] [[tr:blue]] [[uk:blue]] [[zh:blue]] 11451 2006-10-22T16:43:51Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ku:blue]] {{wotd|2006|05|23}} ==Noun== {{noun|blue|blues}} # One of the [[color]]s people can see: {{colorbox|blue}} #: ''That is a lovely color of '''blue'''.'' # A name for the [[sky]]. #: ''He looked up into the blue.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''sky'') [[sky]], [[heaven]], [[heavens]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *(''color'') [[bluish]], [[dark blue]], [[light blue]], [[royal blue]], [[electric blue]], [[neon blue]], [[sky blue]], [[navy blue]], [[grey-blue]]/[[gray-blue]], [[slate blue]] *(''sky'') [[wild blue yonder]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|blue|bluer|bluest}} # Something that is colored blue. #: ''He wore his '''blue''' [[suede]] shoes.'' # Someone who is sad or something that causes sadness. #: ''He was very '''blue''' that day.'' #: ''It was a '''blue''' day to him.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''sad'') [[sad]], [[unhappy]] {{colors}} [[ar:blue]] [[zh-min-nan:blue]] [[de:blue]] [[et:blue]] [[el:blue]] [[en:blue]] [[es:blue]] [[fa:blue]] [[fr:blue]] [[gl:blue]] [[ko:blue]] [[hy:blue]] [[io:blue]] [[it:blue]] [[kk:blue]] [[ku:blue]] [[hu:blue]] [[ja:blue]] [[pl:blue]] [[pt:blue]] [[ro:blue]] [[ru:blue]] [[sr:blue]] [[fi:blue]] [[sv:blue]] [[ta:blue]] [[vi:blue]] [[tr:blue]] [[uk:blue]] [[zh:blue]] 1765 4383 2005-12-12T23:55:06Z Gmcfoley 41 ==Noun== '''red''' # one of the [[color]]s people can see: <span style="background-color: red; width: 80px">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</span> 5345 2006-02-23T00:59:40Z Conversion script [[Red]] moved to [[red]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== '''red''' # one of the [[color]]s people can see: <span style="background-color: red; width: 80px">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</span> 6362 2006-04-16T16:04:35Z Seahen 76 ==Noun== '''red''' # one of the [[color]]s people can see: <span style="background-color: red; width: 80px">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</span> ==Adjective== '''red''' # having the color red ==Phrases== ;to be in the red: to [[owe]] more [[money]] than one has, to be losing money. ;to see red: to be [[angry]]. 7236 2006-07-16T13:15:26Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ ==Noun== {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} # one of the [[color]]s people can see: <span style="background-color: red; width: 80px">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</span> ==Adjective== '''red''' # having the color red ==Phrases== ;to be in the red: to [[owe]] more [[money]] than one has, to be losing money. ;to see red: to be [[angry]]. 7237 2006-07-16T13:15:51Z Brett 77 /* Adjective */ ==Noun== {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} # one of the [[color]]s people can see: <span style="background-color: red; width: 80px">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</span> ==Adjective== {{adjective|red|redder|reddest}} # having the color red ==Phrases== ;to be in the red: to [[owe]] more [[money]] than one has, to be losing money. ;to see red: to be [[angry]]. 7677 2006-07-19T10:16:54Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ang, ar, ca, da, el, en, fi, fr, gl, hu, hy, id, io, it, ja, ko, ku, ky, nl, pl, pt, ro, ru, sl, sr, sv, ta, tr, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} # one of the [[color]]s people can see: <span style="background-color: red; width: 80px">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</span> ==Adjective== {{adjective|red|redder|reddest}} # having the color red ==Phrases== ;to be in the red: to [[owe]] more [[money]] than one has, to be losing money. ;to see red: to be [[angry]]. [[ang:red]] [[ar:red]] [[ca:red]] [[da:red]] [[el:red]] [[en:red]] [[fr:red]] [[gl:red]] [[ko:red]] [[hy:red]] [[io:red]] [[id:red]] [[it:red]] [[ky:red]] [[ku:red]] [[hu:red]] [[nl:red]] [[ja:red]] [[pl:red]] [[pt:red]] [[ro:red]] [[ru:red]] [[sl:red]] [[sr:red]] [[fi:red]] [[sv:red]] [[ta:red]] [[tr:red]] [[zh:red]] 8673 2006-08-13T19:41:05Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: et ==Noun== {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} # one of the [[color]]s people can see: <span style="background-color: red; width: 80px">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</span> ==Adjective== {{adjective|red|redder|reddest}} # having the color red ==Phrases== ;to be in the red: to [[owe]] more [[money]] than one has, to be losing money. ;to see red: to be [[angry]]. [[ang:red]] [[ar:red]] [[ca:red]] [[da:red]] [[et:red]] [[el:red]] [[en:red]] [[fr:red]] [[gl:red]] [[ko:red]] [[hy:red]] [[io:red]] [[id:red]] [[it:red]] [[ky:red]] [[ku:red]] [[hu:red]] [[nl:red]] [[ja:red]] [[pl:red]] [[pt:red]] [[ro:red]] [[ru:red]] [[sl:red]] [[sr:red]] [[fi:red]] [[sv:red]] [[ta:red]] [[tr:red]] [[zh:red]] 9769 2006-09-10T14:26:47Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Noun== {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} # one of the [[color]]s people can see: <span style="background-color: red; width: 80px">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</span> ==Adjective== {{adjective|red|redder|reddest}} # having the color red ==Phrases== ;to be in the red: to [[owe]] more [[money]] than one has, to be losing money. ;to see red: to be [[angry]]. [[ang:red]] [[ar:red]] [[ca:red]] [[da:red]] [[et:red]] [[el:red]] [[en:red]] [[fr:red]] [[gl:red]] [[ko:red]] [[hy:red]] [[io:red]] [[id:red]] [[it:red]] [[ky:red]] [[ku:red]] [[hu:red]] [[nl:red]] [[ja:red]] [[pl:red]] [[pt:red]] [[ro:red]] [[ru:red]] [[sl:red]] [[sr:red]] [[fi:red]] [[sv:red]] [[ta:red]] [[vi:red]] [[tr:red]] [[zh:red]] 10212 2006-09-24T13:55:03Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[es:red]] ==Noun== {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} # one of the [[color]]s people can see: <span style="background-color: red; width: 80px">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</span> ==Adjective== {{adjective|red|redder|reddest}} # having the color red ==Phrases== ;to be in the red: to [[owe]] more [[money]] than one has, to be losing money. ;to see red: to be [[angry]]. [[ang:red]] [[ar:red]] [[ca:red]] [[da:red]] [[et:red]] [[el:red]] [[en:red]] [[es:red]] [[fr:red]] [[gl:red]] [[ko:red]] [[hy:red]] [[io:red]] [[id:red]] [[it:red]] [[ky:red]] [[ku:red]] [[hu:red]] [[nl:red]] [[ja:red]] [[pl:red]] [[pt:red]] [[ro:red]] [[ru:red]] [[sl:red]] [[sr:red]] [[fi:red]] [[sv:red]] [[ta:red]] [[vi:red]] [[tr:red]] [[zh:red]] 10489 2006-10-07T20:46:00Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:red]], [[uk:red]] ==Noun== {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} # one of the [[color]]s people can see: <span style="background-color: red; width: 80px">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</span> ==Adjective== {{adjective|red|redder|reddest}} # having the color red ==Phrases== ;to be in the red: to [[owe]] more [[money]] than one has, to be losing money. ;to see red: to be [[angry]]. [[ang:red]] [[ar:red]] [[ca:red]] [[da:red]] [[et:red]] [[el:red]] [[en:red]] [[es:red]] [[fr:red]] [[gl:red]] [[ko:red]] [[hy:red]] [[io:red]] [[id:red]] [[it:red]] [[kk:red]] [[ky:red]] [[ku:red]] [[hu:red]] [[nl:red]] [[ja:red]] [[pl:red]] [[pt:red]] [[ro:red]] [[ru:red]] [[sl:red]] [[sr:red]] [[fi:red]] [[sv:red]] [[ta:red]] [[vi:red]] [[tr:red]] [[uk:red]] [[zh:red]] 14033 2006-12-20T18:05:13Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[de:red]] ==Noun== {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} # one of the [[color]]s people can see: <span style="background-color: red; width: 80px">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</span> ==Adjective== {{adjective|red|redder|reddest}} # having the color red ==Phrases== ;to be in the red: to [[owe]] more [[money]] than one has, to be losing money. ;to see red: to be [[angry]]. [[ang:red]] [[ar:red]] [[ca:red]] [[da:red]] [[de:red]] [[et:red]] [[el:red]] [[en:red]] [[es:red]] [[fr:red]] [[gl:red]] [[ko:red]] [[hy:red]] [[io:red]] [[id:red]] [[it:red]] [[kk:red]] [[ky:red]] [[ku:red]] [[hu:red]] [[nl:red]] [[ja:red]] [[pl:red]] [[pt:red]] [[ro:red]] [[ru:red]] [[sl:red]] [[sr:red]] [[fi:red]] [[sv:red]] [[ta:red]] [[vi:red]] [[tr:red]] [[uk:red]] [[zh:red]] 14250 2006-12-21T18:50:40Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} # one of the [[color]]s people can see: <span style="background-color: red; width: 80px">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</span> ==Adjective== {{adjective|red|redder|reddest}} # having the color '''red''' ==Phrases== ;to be in the red: to [[owe]] more [[money]] than one has, to be losing money. ;to see red: to be [[angry]]. [[ang:red]] [[ar:red]] [[ca:red]] [[da:red]] [[de:red]] [[et:red]] [[el:red]] [[en:red]] [[es:red]] [[fr:red]] [[gl:red]] [[ko:red]] [[hy:red]] [[io:red]] [[id:red]] [[it:red]] [[kk:red]] [[ky:red]] [[ku:red]] [[hu:red]] [[nl:red]] [[ja:red]] [[pl:red]] [[pt:red]] [[ro:red]] [[ru:red]] [[sl:red]] [[sr:red]] [[fi:red]] [[sv:red]] [[ta:red]] [[vi:red]] [[tr:red]] [[uk:red]] [[zh:red]] 1766 4384 2005-12-12T23:55:28Z Gmcfoley 41 ==Noun== '''blue''' # one of the [[color]]s people can see: <span style="background-color: yellow; width: 80px">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</span> 4386 2005-12-12T23:56:08Z Gmcfoley 41 /* Noun */ ==Noun== '''yellow''' # one of the [[color]]s people can see: <span style="background-color: yellow; width: 80px">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</span> 4741 2006-01-27T05:17:36Z Cromwellt 61 Added adj meaning ==Noun== '''yellow''' # One of the [[color]]s people can see: <span style="background-color: yellow; width: 80px">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</span> ==Adjective== '''yellow''' # A thing with yellow as its color. #:''The yellow car moves fast'' 4744 2006-01-27T06:35:27Z Cromwellt 61 added meaning and example sentence ==Noun== '''yellow''' # One of the [[color]]s people can see: <span style="background-color: yellow; width: 80px">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</span> ==Adjective== '''yellow''' # A thing with yellow as its color. #:''The yellow car moves fast'' # A person who does not have [[courage]]. #:''He wants to date her, but he does not ask because he is yellow'' 4746 2006-01-27T07:13:27Z Cromwellt 61 added template and synonyms ==Noun== '''yellow''' # One of the [[color]]s people can see: <span style="background-color: yellow; width: 80px">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</span> ==Adjective== '''yellow''' # A thing with yellow as its color. #:''The yellow car moves fast'' # A person who does not have [[courage]]. #:''He wants to date her, but he does not ask because he is yellow'' ===Words with similar meanings=== *[[gold]] *[[goldenrod]] *[[cowardly]] {{colors}} 4853 2006-02-16T03:06:59Z Cromwellt 61 Added link to English Wiktionary ==Noun== '''yellow''' # One of the [[color]]s people can see: <span style="background-color: yellow; width: 80px">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</span> ==Adjective== '''yellow''' # A thing with yellow as its color. #:''The yellow car moves fast'' # A person who does not have [[courage]]. #:''He wants to date her, but he does not ask because he is yellow'' {{Wiktionary}} ===Words with similar meanings=== *[[gold]] *[[goldenrod]] *[[cowardly]] {{colors}} 5417 2006-02-23T00:59:41Z Conversion script [[Yellow]] moved to [[yellow]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== '''yellow''' # One of the [[color]]s people can see: <span style="background-color: yellow; width: 80px">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</span> ==Adjective== '''yellow''' # A thing with yellow as its color. #:''The yellow car moves fast'' # A person who does not have [[courage]]. #:''He wants to date her, but he does not ask because he is yellow'' {{Wiktionary}} ===Words with similar meanings=== *[[gold]] *[[goldenrod]] *[[cowardly]] {{colors}} 5778 2006-03-11T00:31:11Z Cromwellt 61 added templates, example, synonyms, fixed reference to en ==Noun== {{noun}} # One of the [[color]]s people can see: <span style="background-color: yellow; width: 80px">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</span> ===Synonyms=== *[[gold]], [[goldenrod]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|yellow|yellower|yellowest}} # A thing that is yellow in color. #:''The yellow car moves fast.'' #:''His yellow hair shines in the sun.'' # A person who does not have [[courage]]. #:''He wants to date her, but he does not ask because he is yellow.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''color'') [[gold]], [[golden]], [[blond]], [[fair]] *(''person'') [[cowardly]], [[gutless]], [[spineless]], [[weak]], [[craven]], [[pusillanimous]], [[lily-livered]], [[yellow-bellied]] {{colors}} [[en:yellow]] 7788 2006-07-19T14:16:24Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, el, es, et, fa, fi, fr, gl, hu, hy, io, it, ja, ko, pl, pt, ro, ta, tr, uk, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} # One of the [[color]]s people can see: <span style="background-color: yellow; width: 80px">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</span> ===Synonyms=== *[[gold]], [[goldenrod]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|yellow|yellower|yellowest}} # A thing that is yellow in color. #:''The yellow car moves fast.'' #:''His yellow hair shines in the sun.'' # A person who does not have [[courage]]. #:''He wants to date her, but he does not ask because he is yellow.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''color'') [[gold]], [[golden]], [[blond]], [[fair]] *(''person'') [[cowardly]], [[gutless]], [[spineless]], [[weak]], [[craven]], [[pusillanimous]], [[lily-livered]], [[yellow-bellied]] {{colors}} [[de:yellow]] [[et:yellow]] [[el:yellow]] [[en:yellow]] [[es:yellow]] [[fa:yellow]] [[fr:yellow]] [[gl:yellow]] [[ko:yellow]] [[hy:yellow]] [[io:yellow]] [[it:yellow]] [[hu:yellow]] [[ja:yellow]] [[pl:yellow]] [[pt:yellow]] [[ro:yellow]] [[fi:yellow]] [[ta:yellow]] [[tr:yellow]] [[uk:yellow]] [[zh:yellow]] 8709 2006-08-13T19:51:08Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Noun== {{noun}} # One of the [[color]]s people can see: <span style="background-color: yellow; width: 80px">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</span> ===Synonyms=== *[[gold]], [[goldenrod]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|yellow|yellower|yellowest}} # A thing that is yellow in color. #:''The yellow car moves fast.'' #:''His yellow hair shines in the sun.'' # A person who does not have [[courage]]. #:''He wants to date her, but he does not ask because he is yellow.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''color'') [[gold]], [[golden]], [[blond]], [[fair]] *(''person'') [[cowardly]], [[gutless]], [[spineless]], [[weak]], [[craven]], [[pusillanimous]], [[lily-livered]], [[yellow-bellied]] {{colors}} [[de:yellow]] [[et:yellow]] [[el:yellow]] [[en:yellow]] [[es:yellow]] [[fa:yellow]] [[fr:yellow]] [[gl:yellow]] [[ko:yellow]] [[hy:yellow]] [[io:yellow]] [[it:yellow]] [[hu:yellow]] [[ja:yellow]] [[pl:yellow]] [[pt:yellow]] [[ro:yellow]] [[fi:yellow]] [[ta:yellow]] [[vi:yellow]] [[tr:yellow]] [[uk:yellow]] [[zh:yellow]] 9819 2006-09-10T15:11:59Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ru ==Noun== {{noun}} # One of the [[color]]s people can see: <span style="background-color: yellow; width: 80px">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</span> ===Synonyms=== *[[gold]], [[goldenrod]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|yellow|yellower|yellowest}} # A thing that is yellow in color. #:''The yellow car moves fast.'' #:''His yellow hair shines in the sun.'' # A person who does not have [[courage]]. #:''He wants to date her, but he does not ask because he is yellow.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''color'') [[gold]], [[golden]], [[blond]], [[fair]] *(''person'') [[cowardly]], [[gutless]], [[spineless]], [[weak]], [[craven]], [[pusillanimous]], [[lily-livered]], [[yellow-bellied]] {{colors}} [[de:yellow]] [[et:yellow]] [[el:yellow]] [[en:yellow]] [[es:yellow]] [[fa:yellow]] [[fr:yellow]] [[gl:yellow]] [[ko:yellow]] [[hy:yellow]] [[io:yellow]] [[it:yellow]] [[hu:yellow]] [[ja:yellow]] [[pl:yellow]] [[pt:yellow]] [[ro:yellow]] [[ru:yellow]] [[fi:yellow]] [[ta:yellow]] [[vi:yellow]] [[tr:yellow]] [[uk:yellow]] [[zh:yellow]] 10853 2006-10-11T18:53:30Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:yellow]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # One of the [[color]]s people can see: <span style="background-color: yellow; width: 80px">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</span> ===Synonyms=== *[[gold]], [[goldenrod]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|yellow|yellower|yellowest}} # A thing that is yellow in color. #:''The yellow car moves fast.'' #:''His yellow hair shines in the sun.'' # A person who does not have [[courage]]. #:''He wants to date her, but he does not ask because he is yellow.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''color'') [[gold]], [[golden]], [[blond]], [[fair]] *(''person'') [[cowardly]], [[gutless]], [[spineless]], [[weak]], [[craven]], [[pusillanimous]], [[lily-livered]], [[yellow-bellied]] {{colors}} [[de:yellow]] [[et:yellow]] [[el:yellow]] [[en:yellow]] [[es:yellow]] [[fa:yellow]] [[fr:yellow]] [[gl:yellow]] [[ko:yellow]] [[hy:yellow]] [[io:yellow]] [[it:yellow]] [[kk:yellow]] [[hu:yellow]] [[ja:yellow]] [[pl:yellow]] [[pt:yellow]] [[ro:yellow]] [[ru:yellow]] [[fi:yellow]] [[ta:yellow]] [[vi:yellow]] [[tr:yellow]] [[uk:yellow]] [[zh:yellow]] 11464 2006-10-22T23:19:25Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ku:yellow]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # One of the [[color]]s people can see: <span style="background-color: yellow; width: 80px">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</span> ===Synonyms=== *[[gold]], [[goldenrod]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|yellow|yellower|yellowest}} # A thing that is yellow in color. #:''The yellow car moves fast.'' #:''His yellow hair shines in the sun.'' # A person who does not have [[courage]]. #:''He wants to date her, but he does not ask because he is yellow.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''color'') [[gold]], [[golden]], [[blond]], [[fair]] *(''person'') [[cowardly]], [[gutless]], [[spineless]], [[weak]], [[craven]], [[pusillanimous]], [[lily-livered]], [[yellow-bellied]] {{colors}} [[de:yellow]] [[et:yellow]] [[el:yellow]] [[en:yellow]] [[es:yellow]] [[fa:yellow]] [[fr:yellow]] [[gl:yellow]] [[ko:yellow]] [[hy:yellow]] [[io:yellow]] [[it:yellow]] [[kk:yellow]] [[ku:yellow]] [[hu:yellow]] [[ja:yellow]] [[pl:yellow]] [[pt:yellow]] [[ro:yellow]] [[ru:yellow]] [[fi:yellow]] [[ta:yellow]] [[vi:yellow]] [[tr:yellow]] [[uk:yellow]] [[zh:yellow]] 14126 2006-12-21T02:07:50Z Brett 77 /* Adjective */ ==Noun== {{noun}} # One of the [[color]]s people can see: <span style="background-color: yellow; width: 80px">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</span> ===Synonyms=== *[[gold]], [[goldenrod]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|yellow|yellower|yellowest}} # A thing that is '''yellow''' in color. #:''The '''yellow''' car moves fast.'' #:''His '''yellow''' hair shines in the sun.'' # A person who does not have [[courage]]. #:''He wants to date her, but he does not ask because he is '''yellow'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''color'') [[gold]], [[golden]], [[blond]], [[fair]] *(''person'') [[cowardly]], [[gutless]], [[spineless]], [[weak]] {{colors}} [[de:yellow]] [[et:yellow]] [[el:yellow]] [[en:yellow]] [[es:yellow]] [[fa:yellow]] [[fr:yellow]] [[gl:yellow]] [[ko:yellow]] [[hy:yellow]] [[io:yellow]] [[it:yellow]] [[kk:yellow]] [[ku:yellow]] [[hu:yellow]] [[ja:yellow]] [[pl:yellow]] [[pt:yellow]] [[ro:yellow]] [[ru:yellow]] [[fi:yellow]] [[ta:yellow]] [[vi:yellow]] [[tr:yellow]] [[uk:yellow]] [[zh:yellow]] 1767 4385 2005-12-12T23:55:53Z Gmcfoley 41 ==Noun== '''green''' # one of the [[color]]s people can see: <span style="background-color: green; width: 80px">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</span> 5241 2006-02-23T00:59:38Z Conversion script [[Green]] moved to [[green]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== '''green''' # one of the [[color]]s people can see: <span style="background-color: green; width: 80px">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</span> 5780 2006-03-11T00:52:23Z Cromwellt 61 updated page, added templates, etc. ==Noun== {{noun|green|greens}} # One of the [[color]]s people can see: {{colorbox|green}} ===Synonyms=== *[[emerald]] *[[jade]] *[[olive]] *[[lime]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|green|greener|greenest}} # Something that is green in color. #: ''The grass is green.'' # A fruit that is not [[ripe]] (ready to eat). #: ''The banana was still green.'' # A person who is [[new]] at an activity. #: ''He was a new journalist and quite green.'' # A person who has [[envy]]. #: ''She turned green when she saw my dress.'' # A person who is [[young]] and without [[experience]]. #: ''They were both very green.'' # Something that protects the [[environment]]. #: ''Saving that tree was a green thing to do.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''fruit'') [[unripe]], [[immature]], [[developing]], [[young]], [[fresh]], [[new]], [[sour]] *(''young person'') [[immature]], [[naive]], [[callow]], [[unsophisticated]], [[gullible]], [[simple]] *(''new person'') [[inexperienced]], [[untrained]], [[wet behind the ears]], [[fresh]] *(''person with envy'') [[envious]], [[jealous]], [[resentful]], [[spiteful]] *(''protects the environment'') [[environmentally friendly]] ===Antonyms=== *(''fruit'') [[ripe]], [[mature]], [[developed]], [[mellow]], [[sweet]], [[ready]], [[strong]] *(''young person'') [[mature]], [[grown up]], [[adult]], [[full-grown]], [[middle-aged]], [[older]], [[advanced]] *(''new person'') [[experienced]], [[knowledgeable]], [[skilled]], [[practiced]], [[veteran]], [[qualified]], [[responsible]], [[stable]], [[settled]], [[considered]] *(''person with envy'') [[generous]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[blue-green]] *[[dark green]] *[[greenhorn]] *[[greenish]] *[[green with envy]] *[[light green]] *[[lime green]] *[[pea green]] *[[puke green]] *[[sea green]] {{colors}} [[en:green]] 7537 2006-07-19T04:49:47Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: el, es, fa, fi, fr, gl, hu, hy, io, it, ja, ko, pl, pt, ru, sr, sv, ta, tr, zh ==Noun== {{noun|green|greens}} # One of the [[color]]s people can see: {{colorbox|green}} ===Synonyms=== *[[emerald]] *[[jade]] *[[olive]] *[[lime]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|green|greener|greenest}} # Something that is green in color. #: ''The grass is green.'' # A fruit that is not [[ripe]] (ready to eat). #: ''The banana was still green.'' # A person who is [[new]] at an activity. #: ''He was a new journalist and quite green.'' # A person who has [[envy]]. #: ''She turned green when she saw my dress.'' # A person who is [[young]] and without [[experience]]. #: ''They were both very green.'' # Something that protects the [[environment]]. #: ''Saving that tree was a green thing to do.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''fruit'') [[unripe]], [[immature]], [[developing]], [[young]], [[fresh]], [[new]], [[sour]] *(''young person'') [[immature]], [[naive]], [[callow]], [[unsophisticated]], [[gullible]], [[simple]] *(''new person'') [[inexperienced]], [[untrained]], [[wet behind the ears]], [[fresh]] *(''person with envy'') [[envious]], [[jealous]], [[resentful]], [[spiteful]] *(''protects the environment'') [[environmentally friendly]] ===Antonyms=== *(''fruit'') [[ripe]], [[mature]], [[developed]], [[mellow]], [[sweet]], [[ready]], [[strong]] *(''young person'') [[mature]], [[grown up]], [[adult]], [[full-grown]], [[middle-aged]], [[older]], [[advanced]] *(''new person'') [[experienced]], [[knowledgeable]], [[skilled]], [[practiced]], [[veteran]], [[qualified]], [[responsible]], [[stable]], [[settled]], [[considered]] *(''person with envy'') [[generous]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[blue-green]] *[[dark green]] *[[greenhorn]] *[[greenish]] *[[green with envy]] *[[light green]] *[[lime green]] *[[pea green]] *[[puke green]] *[[sea green]] {{colors}} [[el:green]] [[en:green]] [[es:green]] [[fa:green]] [[fr:green]] [[gl:green]] [[ko:green]] [[hy:green]] [[io:green]] [[it:green]] [[hu:green]] [[ja:green]] [[pl:green]] [[pt:green]] [[ru:green]] [[sr:green]] [[fi:green]] [[sv:green]] [[ta:green]] [[tr:green]] [[zh:green]] 8642 2006-08-13T19:26:20Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: et ==Noun== {{noun|green|greens}} # One of the [[color]]s people can see: {{colorbox|green}} ===Synonyms=== *[[emerald]] *[[jade]] *[[olive]] *[[lime]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|green|greener|greenest}} # Something that is green in color. #: ''The grass is green.'' # A fruit that is not [[ripe]] (ready to eat). #: ''The banana was still green.'' # A person who is [[new]] at an activity. #: ''He was a new journalist and quite green.'' # A person who has [[envy]]. #: ''She turned green when she saw my dress.'' # A person who is [[young]] and without [[experience]]. #: ''They were both very green.'' # Something that protects the [[environment]]. #: ''Saving that tree was a green thing to do.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''fruit'') [[unripe]], [[immature]], [[developing]], [[young]], [[fresh]], [[new]], [[sour]] *(''young person'') [[immature]], [[naive]], [[callow]], [[unsophisticated]], [[gullible]], [[simple]] *(''new person'') [[inexperienced]], [[untrained]], [[wet behind the ears]], [[fresh]] *(''person with envy'') [[envious]], [[jealous]], [[resentful]], [[spiteful]] *(''protects the environment'') [[environmentally friendly]] ===Antonyms=== *(''fruit'') [[ripe]], [[mature]], [[developed]], [[mellow]], [[sweet]], [[ready]], [[strong]] *(''young person'') [[mature]], [[grown up]], [[adult]], [[full-grown]], [[middle-aged]], [[older]], [[advanced]] *(''new person'') [[experienced]], [[knowledgeable]], [[skilled]], [[practiced]], [[veteran]], [[qualified]], [[responsible]], [[stable]], [[settled]], [[considered]] *(''person with envy'') [[generous]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[blue-green]] *[[dark green]] *[[greenhorn]] *[[greenish]] *[[green with envy]] *[[light green]] *[[lime green]] *[[pea green]] *[[puke green]] *[[sea green]] {{colors}} [[et:green]] [[el:green]] [[en:green]] [[es:green]] [[fa:green]] [[fr:green]] [[gl:green]] [[ko:green]] [[hy:green]] [[io:green]] [[it:green]] [[hu:green]] [[ja:green]] [[pl:green]] [[pt:green]] [[ru:green]] [[sr:green]] [[fi:green]] [[sv:green]] [[ta:green]] [[tr:green]] [[zh:green]] 10724 2006-10-10T12:09:00Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:green]], [[ku:green]], [[vi:green]] ==Noun== {{noun|green|greens}} # One of the [[color]]s people can see: {{colorbox|green}} ===Synonyms=== *[[emerald]] *[[jade]] *[[olive]] *[[lime]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|green|greener|greenest}} # Something that is green in color. #: ''The grass is green.'' # A fruit that is not [[ripe]] (ready to eat). #: ''The banana was still green.'' # A person who is [[new]] at an activity. #: ''He was a new journalist and quite green.'' # A person who has [[envy]]. #: ''She turned green when she saw my dress.'' # A person who is [[young]] and without [[experience]]. #: ''They were both very green.'' # Something that protects the [[environment]]. #: ''Saving that tree was a green thing to do.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''fruit'') [[unripe]], [[immature]], [[developing]], [[young]], [[fresh]], [[new]], [[sour]] *(''young person'') [[immature]], [[naive]], [[callow]], [[unsophisticated]], [[gullible]], [[simple]] *(''new person'') [[inexperienced]], [[untrained]], [[wet behind the ears]], [[fresh]] *(''person with envy'') [[envious]], [[jealous]], [[resentful]], [[spiteful]] *(''protects the environment'') [[environmentally friendly]] ===Antonyms=== *(''fruit'') [[ripe]], [[mature]], [[developed]], [[mellow]], [[sweet]], [[ready]], [[strong]] *(''young person'') [[mature]], [[grown up]], [[adult]], [[full-grown]], [[middle-aged]], [[older]], [[advanced]] *(''new person'') [[experienced]], [[knowledgeable]], [[skilled]], [[practiced]], [[veteran]], [[qualified]], [[responsible]], [[stable]], [[settled]], [[considered]] *(''person with envy'') [[generous]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[blue-green]] *[[dark green]] *[[greenhorn]] *[[greenish]] *[[green with envy]] *[[light green]] *[[lime green]] *[[pea green]] *[[puke green]] *[[sea green]] {{colors}} [[et:green]] [[el:green]] [[en:green]] [[es:green]] [[fa:green]] [[fr:green]] [[gl:green]] [[ko:green]] [[hy:green]] [[io:green]] [[it:green]] [[kk:green]] [[ku:green]] [[hu:green]] [[ja:green]] [[pl:green]] [[pt:green]] [[ru:green]] [[sr:green]] [[fi:green]] [[sv:green]] [[ta:green]] [[vi:green]] [[tr:green]] [[zh:green]] 1768 4387 2005-12-12T23:56:47Z Gmcfoley 41 ==Noun== '''purple''' # one of the [[color]]s people can see: <span style="background-color: purple; width: 80px">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</span> 5335 2006-02-23T00:59:39Z Conversion script [[Purple]] moved to [[purple]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== '''purple''' # one of the [[color]]s people can see: <span style="background-color: purple; width: 80px">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</span> 7239 2006-07-16T13:18:42Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ ==Noun== {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} # one of the [[color]]s people can see: <span style="background-color: purple; width: 80px">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</span> ==Adjective== {{adjective|purple|more purple|most purple}} #coloured purple 7626 2006-07-19T08:19:01Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, gl, hu, io, it, ja, ro, tr, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} # one of the [[color]]s people can see: <span style="background-color: purple; width: 80px">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</span> ==Adjective== {{adjective|purple|more purple|most purple}} #coloured purple [[en:purple]] [[fr:purple]] [[gl:purple]] [[io:purple]] [[it:purple]] [[hu:purple]] [[ja:purple]] [[ro:purple]] [[fi:purple]] [[vi:purple]] [[tr:purple]] [[zh:purple]] 8667 2006-08-13T19:38:53Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: et ==Noun== {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} # one of the [[color]]s people can see: <span style="background-color: purple; width: 80px">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</span> ==Adjective== {{adjective|purple|more purple|most purple}} #coloured purple [[et:purple]] [[en:purple]] [[fr:purple]] [[gl:purple]] [[io:purple]] [[it:purple]] [[hu:purple]] [[ja:purple]] [[ro:purple]] [[fi:purple]] [[vi:purple]] [[tr:purple]] [[zh:purple]] 11750 2006-11-04T09:26:31Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ta:purple]] ==Noun== {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} # one of the [[color]]s people can see: <span style="background-color: purple; width: 80px">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</span> ==Adjective== {{adjective|purple|more purple|most purple}} #coloured purple [[et:purple]] [[en:purple]] [[fr:purple]] [[gl:purple]] [[io:purple]] [[it:purple]] [[hu:purple]] [[ja:purple]] [[ro:purple]] [[fi:purple]] [[ta:purple]] [[vi:purple]] [[tr:purple]] [[zh:purple]] 1769 4388 2005-12-12T23:57:36Z Gmcfoley 41 ==Noun== '''orange''' # one of the [[color]]s people can see: <span style="background-color: orange; width: 80px">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</span> 4811 2006-02-02T04:58:18Z AmanitaMuscaria 63 added the fruit ==Noun== '''orange''' # one of the [[color]]s people can see: <span style="background-color: orange; width: 80px">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</span> # A [[fruit]] with a thick [[skin]] and a juicy inside. 4812 2006-02-02T04:58:47Z AmanitaMuscaria 63 ==Noun== {{Wiktionary}} '''orange''' # one of the [[color]]s people can see: <span style="background-color: orange; width: 80px">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</span> # A [[fruit]] with a thick [[skin]] and a juicy inside. [[Category:Nouns]] 5317 2006-02-23T00:59:39Z Conversion script [[Orange]] moved to [[orange]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== {{Wiktionary}} '''orange''' # one of the [[color]]s people can see: <span style="background-color: orange; width: 80px">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</span> # A [[fruit]] with a thick [[skin]] and a juicy inside. [[Category:Nouns]] 7238 2006-07-16T13:17:07Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ ==Noun== {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} '''orange''' # one of the [[color]]s people can see: <span style="background-color: orange; width: 80px">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</span> # A [[fruit]] with a thick [[skin]] and a juicy inside. [[Category:Nouns]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|orange|oranger|orangest}} # coloured orange 7663 2006-07-19T09:39:18Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, cy, de, el, en, es, et, fi, fr, gl, hu, io, it, ja, ku, no, pl, pt, ro, sv, ta, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} '''orange''' # one of the [[color]]s people can see: <span style="background-color: orange; width: 80px">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</span> # A [[fruit]] with a thick [[skin]] and a juicy inside. [[Category:Nouns]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|orange|oranger|orangest}} # coloured orange [[ar:orange]] [[cy:orange]] [[de:orange]] [[et:orange]] [[el:orange]] [[en:orange]] [[es:orange]] [[fr:orange]] [[gl:orange]] [[io:orange]] [[it:orange]] [[ku:orange]] [[hu:orange]] [[ja:orange]] [[no:orange]] [[pl:orange]] [[pt:orange]] [[ro:orange]] [[fi:orange]] [[sv:orange]] [[ta:orange]] [[zh:orange]] 7907 2006-07-22T14:59:32Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} [[Image:Ambersweet_oranges.jpg|thumb|oranges]] # one of the [[color]]s people can see: <span style="background-color: orange; width: 80px">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</span> # A [[fruit]] with a thick [[skin]] and a juicy inside. [[Category:Nouns]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|orange|oranger|orangest}} # coloured orange [[ar:orange]] [[cy:orange]] [[de:orange]] [[et:orange]] [[el:orange]] [[en:orange]] [[es:orange]] [[fr:orange]] [[gl:orange]] [[io:orange]] [[it:orange]] [[ku:orange]] [[hu:orange]] [[ja:orange]] [[no:orange]] [[pl:orange]] [[pt:orange]] [[ro:orange]] [[fi:orange]] [[sv:orange]] [[ta:orange]] [[zh:orange]] 8357 2006-08-01T20:48:02Z Brett 77 ==Noun== [[Image:Ambersweet_oranges.jpg|thumb|oranges]] {{noun}} # one of the [[color]]s people can see: <span style="background-color: orange; width: 80px">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</span> # A [[fruit]] with a thick [[skin]] and a juicy inside. ==Adjective== {{adjective|orange|oranger|orangest}} # coloured orange {{wiktionary}} [[ar:orange]] [[cy:orange]] [[de:orange]] [[et:orange]] [[el:orange]] [[en:orange]] [[es:orange]] [[fr:orange]] [[gl:orange]] [[io:orange]] [[it:orange]] [[ku:orange]] [[hu:orange]] [[ja:orange]] [[no:orange]] [[pl:orange]] [[pt:orange]] [[ro:orange]] [[fi:orange]] [[sv:orange]] [[ta:orange]] [[zh:orange]] 9731 2006-09-10T14:08:39Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy, vi ==Noun== [[Image:Ambersweet_oranges.jpg|thumb|oranges]] {{noun}} # one of the [[color]]s people can see: <span style="background-color: orange; width: 80px">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</span> # A [[fruit]] with a thick [[skin]] and a juicy inside. ==Adjective== {{adjective|orange|oranger|orangest}} # coloured orange {{wiktionary}} [[ar:orange]] [[cy:orange]] [[de:orange]] [[et:orange]] [[el:orange]] [[en:orange]] [[es:orange]] [[fr:orange]] [[gl:orange]] [[hy:orange]] [[io:orange]] [[it:orange]] [[ku:orange]] [[hu:orange]] [[ja:orange]] [[no:orange]] [[pl:orange]] [[pt:orange]] [[ro:orange]] [[fi:orange]] [[sv:orange]] [[ta:orange]] [[vi:orange]] [[zh:orange]] 10186 2006-09-24T13:44:23Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[tr:orange]] ==Noun== [[Image:Ambersweet_oranges.jpg|thumb|oranges]] {{noun}} # one of the [[color]]s people can see: <span style="background-color: orange; width: 80px">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</span> # A [[fruit]] with a thick [[skin]] and a juicy inside. ==Adjective== {{adjective|orange|oranger|orangest}} # coloured orange {{wiktionary}} [[ar:orange]] [[cy:orange]] [[de:orange]] [[et:orange]] [[el:orange]] [[en:orange]] [[es:orange]] [[fr:orange]] [[gl:orange]] [[hy:orange]] [[io:orange]] [[it:orange]] [[ku:orange]] [[hu:orange]] [[ja:orange]] [[no:orange]] [[pl:orange]] [[pt:orange]] [[ro:orange]] [[fi:orange]] [[sv:orange]] [[ta:orange]] [[vi:orange]] [[tr:orange]] [[zh:orange]] 10776 2006-10-10T21:32:57Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[uk:orange]] ==Noun== [[Image:Ambersweet_oranges.jpg|thumb|oranges]] {{noun}} # one of the [[color]]s people can see: <span style="background-color: orange; width: 80px">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</span> # A [[fruit]] with a thick [[skin]] and a juicy inside. ==Adjective== {{adjective|orange|oranger|orangest}} # coloured orange {{wiktionary}} [[ar:orange]] [[cy:orange]] [[de:orange]] [[et:orange]] [[el:orange]] [[en:orange]] [[es:orange]] [[fr:orange]] [[gl:orange]] [[hy:orange]] [[io:orange]] [[it:orange]] [[ku:orange]] [[hu:orange]] [[ja:orange]] [[no:orange]] [[pl:orange]] [[pt:orange]] [[ro:orange]] [[fi:orange]] [[sv:orange]] [[ta:orange]] [[vi:orange]] [[tr:orange]] [[uk:orange]] [[zh:orange]] 11454 2006-10-22T19:51:27Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:orange]] ==Noun== [[Image:Ambersweet_oranges.jpg|thumb|oranges]] {{noun}} # one of the [[color]]s people can see: <span style="background-color: orange; width: 80px">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</span> # A [[fruit]] with a thick [[skin]] and a juicy inside. ==Adjective== {{adjective|orange|oranger|orangest}} # coloured orange {{wiktionary}} [[ar:orange]] [[cy:orange]] [[de:orange]] [[et:orange]] [[el:orange]] [[en:orange]] [[es:orange]] [[fr:orange]] [[gl:orange]] [[hy:orange]] [[io:orange]] [[it:orange]] [[ku:orange]] [[hu:orange]] [[ja:orange]] [[no:orange]] [[pl:orange]] [[pt:orange]] [[ro:orange]] [[ru:orange]] [[fi:orange]] [[sv:orange]] [[ta:orange]] [[vi:orange]] [[tr:orange]] [[uk:orange]] [[zh:orange]] 1770 4389 2005-12-12T23:58:10Z Gmcfoley 41 ==Noun== '''brown''' # one of the [[color]]s people can see: <span style="background-color: brown; width: 80px">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</span> 4464 2005-12-16T14:27:30Z Gmcfoley 41 ==Noun== '''brown''' # one of the [[color]]s people can see: {{colorbox|brown}} 5165 2006-02-23T00:59:37Z Conversion script [[Brown]] moved to [[brown]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== '''brown''' # one of the [[color]]s people can see: {{colorbox|brown}} 7241 2006-07-16T13:29:40Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ ==Noun== {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} # one of the [[color]]s people can see: {{colorbox|brown}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|brown|browner|brownest}} # coloured brown 7381 2006-07-18T22:48:46Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ang, ar, de, el, en, fi, fr, gl, hu, io, it, pl, pt, ta, tr, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} # one of the [[color]]s people can see: {{colorbox|brown}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|brown|browner|brownest}} # coloured brown [[ang:brown]] [[ar:brown]] [[de:brown]] [[el:brown]] [[en:brown]] [[fr:brown]] [[gl:brown]] [[io:brown]] [[it:brown]] [[hu:brown]] [[pl:brown]] [[pt:brown]] [[fi:brown]] [[ta:brown]] [[tr:brown]] [[zh:brown]] 8872 2006-08-21T19:09:24Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: et, hy ==Noun== {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} # one of the [[color]]s people can see: {{colorbox|brown}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|brown|browner|brownest}} # coloured brown [[ang:brown]] [[ar:brown]] [[de:brown]] [[et:brown]] [[el:brown]] [[en:brown]] [[fr:brown]] [[gl:brown]] [[hy:brown]] [[io:brown]] [[it:brown]] [[hu:brown]] [[pl:brown]] [[pt:brown]] [[fi:brown]] [[ta:brown]] [[tr:brown]] [[zh:brown]] 9474 2006-09-10T11:27:16Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Noun== {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} # one of the [[color]]s people can see: {{colorbox|brown}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|brown|browner|brownest}} # coloured brown [[ang:brown]] [[ar:brown]] [[de:brown]] [[et:brown]] [[el:brown]] [[en:brown]] [[fr:brown]] [[gl:brown]] [[hy:brown]] [[io:brown]] [[it:brown]] [[hu:brown]] [[pl:brown]] [[pt:brown]] [[fi:brown]] [[ta:brown]] [[vi:brown]] [[tr:brown]] [[zh:brown]] 10488 2006-10-07T20:11:51Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:brown]], [[uk:brown]] ==Noun== {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} # one of the [[color]]s people can see: {{colorbox|brown}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|brown|browner|brownest}} # coloured brown [[ang:brown]] [[ar:brown]] [[de:brown]] [[et:brown]] [[el:brown]] [[en:brown]] [[fr:brown]] [[gl:brown]] [[hy:brown]] [[io:brown]] [[it:brown]] [[kk:brown]] [[hu:brown]] [[pl:brown]] [[pt:brown]] [[fi:brown]] [[ta:brown]] [[vi:brown]] [[tr:brown]] [[uk:brown]] [[zh:brown]] 11072 2006-10-14T22:50:46Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:brown]] ==Noun== {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} # one of the [[color]]s people can see: {{colorbox|brown}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|brown|browner|brownest}} # coloured brown [[ang:brown]] [[ar:brown]] [[de:brown]] [[et:brown]] [[el:brown]] [[en:brown]] [[fr:brown]] [[gl:brown]] [[hy:brown]] [[io:brown]] [[it:brown]] [[kk:brown]] [[hu:brown]] [[pl:brown]] [[pt:brown]] [[ru:brown]] [[fi:brown]] [[ta:brown]] [[vi:brown]] [[tr:brown]] [[uk:brown]] [[zh:brown]] 11611 2006-10-29T19:25:05Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ku:brown]] ==Noun== {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} # one of the [[color]]s people can see: {{colorbox|brown}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|brown|browner|brownest}} # coloured brown [[ang:brown]] [[ar:brown]] [[de:brown]] [[et:brown]] [[el:brown]] [[en:brown]] [[fr:brown]] [[gl:brown]] [[hy:brown]] [[io:brown]] [[it:brown]] [[kk:brown]] [[ku:brown]] [[hu:brown]] [[pl:brown]] [[pt:brown]] [[ru:brown]] [[fi:brown]] [[ta:brown]] [[vi:brown]] [[tr:brown]] [[uk:brown]] [[zh:brown]] 13630 2006-12-11T06:18:39Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:brown]] ==Noun== {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} # one of the [[color]]s people can see: {{colorbox|brown}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|brown|browner|brownest}} # coloured brown [[ang:brown]] [[ar:brown]] [[de:brown]] [[et:brown]] [[el:brown]] [[en:brown]] [[fa:brown]] [[fr:brown]] [[gl:brown]] [[hy:brown]] [[io:brown]] [[it:brown]] [[kk:brown]] [[ku:brown]] [[hu:brown]] [[pl:brown]] [[pt:brown]] [[ru:brown]] [[fi:brown]] [[ta:brown]] [[vi:brown]] [[tr:brown]] [[uk:brown]] [[zh:brown]] 1772 4393 2005-12-14T08:16:46Z Michael 42 ==RE: Underline on Simple Wikibooks== I removed the line from [[b:MediaWiki:Monobook.css]] that was causing the underlined links, and they appear to be gone now. I agree, looks much better! [[User:Michael|Michael]] 08:16, 14 December 2005 (UTC) 4413 2005-12-16T01:18:17Z Flcelloguy 44 Hello ==RE: Underline on Simple Wikibooks== I removed the line from [[b:MediaWiki:Monobook.css]] that was causing the underlined links, and they appear to be gone now. I agree, looks much better! [[User:Michael|Michael]] 08:16, 14 December 2005 (UTC) ==Hello== Just thought I'd drop in and say hi, since it appears you're (one of) the only active contributor here. After spending an exhausting day at en: Wikipedia, I headed over to simple: Wikipedia, where I relaxed a bit and wrote some new articles. Then I found a link here... the fun of multiple wikis! Anyways, just thought I'd pop in and say hi. [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 01:18, 16 December 2005 (UTC) 4482 2005-12-17T17:59:31Z Flcelloguy 44 /* Hello */ Reply ==RE: Underline on Simple Wikibooks== I removed the line from [[b:MediaWiki:Monobook.css]] that was causing the underlined links, and they appear to be gone now. I agree, looks much better! [[User:Michael|Michael]] 08:16, 14 December 2005 (UTC) ==Hello== Just thought I'd drop in and say hi, since it appears you're (one of) the only active contributor here. After spending an exhausting day at en: Wikipedia, I headed over to simple: Wikipedia, where I relaxed a bit and wrote some new articles. Then I found a link here... the fun of multiple wikis! Anyways, just thought I'd pop in and say hi. [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 01:18, 16 December 2005 (UTC) :I'll try, though I admit I'm not as big a fan of Wiktionary as much as Wikipedia. Hence, my edits go into English Wikipedia (where I'm an admin and member of the Mediation Committee) and sometimes into simple English Wikipedia. However, I'll try and contribute here as well. By the way, I notice that you're both a bureaucrat and admin here. Is there any formal process set up for becoming an admin here? From my experience at simple Wikipedia, I know it's frustrating to contribute without admin rights. Would it be possible to become an admin here? Thanks a lot! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:59, 17 December 2005 (UTC) 4492 2005-12-17T18:27:32Z Flcelloguy 44 /* Hello */ Request ==RE: Underline on Simple Wikibooks== I removed the line from [[b:MediaWiki:Monobook.css]] that was causing the underlined links, and they appear to be gone now. I agree, looks much better! [[User:Michael|Michael]] 08:16, 14 December 2005 (UTC) ==Hello== Just thought I'd drop in and say hi, since it appears you're (one of) the only active contributor here. After spending an exhausting day at en: Wikipedia, I headed over to simple: Wikipedia, where I relaxed a bit and wrote some new articles. Then I found a link here... the fun of multiple wikis! Anyways, just thought I'd pop in and say hi. [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 01:18, 16 December 2005 (UTC) :I'll try, though I admit I'm not as big a fan of Wiktionary as much as Wikipedia. Hence, my edits go into English Wikipedia (where I'm an admin and member of the Mediation Committee) and sometimes into simple English Wikipedia. However, I'll try and contribute here as well. By the way, I notice that you're both a bureaucrat and admin here. Is there any formal process set up for becoming an admin here? From my experience at simple Wikipedia, I know it's frustrating to contribute without admin rights. Would it be possible to become an admin here? Thanks a lot! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:59, 17 December 2005 (UTC) ::By the way, Gmcfoley, would you mind editing the site's monobook to change the link to privacy policy to Wikimedia Foundation's privacy policy? (see the bottom link to Privacy Policy). Also, could you do to the same for the link to donations? (Wikitonary and Wikipedia both do this on the English site). Finally, could you modify the monobook to remove "World News" - I don't think that that is necessary here, and English Wiktionary has that link removed. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 18:27, 17 December 2005 (UTC) 4498 2005-12-17T22:22:13Z Flcelloguy 44 /* Hello */ Reply ==RE: Underline on Simple Wikibooks== I removed the line from [[b:MediaWiki:Monobook.css]] that was causing the underlined links, and they appear to be gone now. I agree, looks much better! [[User:Michael|Michael]] 08:16, 14 December 2005 (UTC) ==Hello== Just thought I'd drop in and say hi, since it appears you're (one of) the only active contributor here. After spending an exhausting day at en: Wikipedia, I headed over to simple: Wikipedia, where I relaxed a bit and wrote some new articles. Then I found a link here... the fun of multiple wikis! Anyways, just thought I'd pop in and say hi. [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 01:18, 16 December 2005 (UTC) :I'll try, though I admit I'm not as big a fan of Wiktionary as much as Wikipedia. Hence, my edits go into English Wikipedia (where I'm an admin and member of the Mediation Committee) and sometimes into simple English Wikipedia. However, I'll try and contribute here as well. By the way, I notice that you're both a bureaucrat and admin here. Is there any formal process set up for becoming an admin here? From my experience at simple Wikipedia, I know it's frustrating to contribute without admin rights. Would it be possible to become an admin here? Thanks a lot! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:59, 17 December 2005 (UTC) ::By the way, Gmcfoley, would you mind editing the site's monobook to change the link to privacy policy to Wikimedia Foundation's privacy policy? (see the bottom link to Privacy Policy). Also, could you do to the same for the link to donations? (Wikitonary and Wikipedia both do this on the English site). Finally, could you modify the monobook to remove "World News" - I don't think that that is necessary here, and English Wiktionary has that link removed. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 18:27, 17 December 2005 (UTC) :::Thanks! The pages I created were just temporary - all they said was to go to the links anyways. :-) Also, do you think we need a link to "Current events" in the navbar? It hasn't been created, and I'm not too sure what would go in there. OK, I'll make a request at meta - are you the only regular contributor here? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 22:22, 17 December 2005 (UTC) 4571 2006-01-08T00:26:07Z Flcelloguy 44 /* Hello */ Comment ==RE: Underline on Simple Wikibooks== I removed the line from [[b:MediaWiki:Monobook.css]] that was causing the underlined links, and they appear to be gone now. I agree, looks much better! [[User:Michael|Michael]] 08:16, 14 December 2005 (UTC) ==Hello== Just thought I'd drop in and say hi, since it appears you're (one of) the only active contributor here. After spending an exhausting day at en: Wikipedia, I headed over to simple: Wikipedia, where I relaxed a bit and wrote some new articles. Then I found a link here... the fun of multiple wikis! Anyways, just thought I'd pop in and say hi. [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 01:18, 16 December 2005 (UTC) :I'll try, though I admit I'm not as big a fan of Wiktionary as much as Wikipedia. Hence, my edits go into English Wikipedia (where I'm an admin and member of the Mediation Committee) and sometimes into simple English Wikipedia. However, I'll try and contribute here as well. By the way, I notice that you're both a bureaucrat and admin here. Is there any formal process set up for becoming an admin here? From my experience at simple Wikipedia, I know it's frustrating to contribute without admin rights. Would it be possible to become an admin here? Thanks a lot! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:59, 17 December 2005 (UTC) ::By the way, Gmcfoley, would you mind editing the site's monobook to change the link to privacy policy to Wikimedia Foundation's privacy policy? (see the bottom link to Privacy Policy). Also, could you do to the same for the link to donations? (Wikitonary and Wikipedia both do this on the English site). Finally, could you modify the monobook to remove "World News" - I don't think that that is necessary here, and English Wiktionary has that link removed. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 18:27, 17 December 2005 (UTC) :::Thanks! The pages I created were just temporary - all they said was to go to the links anyways. :-) Also, do you think we need a link to "Current events" in the navbar? It hasn't been created, and I'm not too sure what would go in there. OK, I'll make a request at meta - are you the only regular contributor here? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 22:22, 17 December 2005 (UTC) ::::Hello, I'm back! (Been busy with en Wikipedia over the holiday season...) What's the official status of this project? It seems like some stewards favor closing it. [http://meta.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?title=Requests_for_permissions&diff=266078&oldid=266005] I don't know, now, whether Simple English Wiktionary can become a distinguished Wiktionary apart from English Wiktionary. Your thoughts/opinions on that? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 00:26, 8 January 2006 (UTC) (I'll try and check in here more, as well) 4751 2006-01-27T12:23:58Z Cromwellt 61 /* Hello */ Comment ==RE: Underline on Simple Wikibooks== I removed the line from [[b:MediaWiki:Monobook.css]] that was causing the underlined links, and they appear to be gone now. I agree, looks much better! [[User:Michael|Michael]] 08:16, 14 December 2005 (UTC) ==Hello== Just thought I'd drop in and say hi, since it appears you're (one of) the only active contributor here. After spending an exhausting day at en: Wikipedia, I headed over to simple: Wikipedia, where I relaxed a bit and wrote some new articles. Then I found a link here... the fun of multiple wikis! Anyways, just thought I'd pop in and say hi. [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 01:18, 16 December 2005 (UTC) :I'll try, though I admit I'm not as big a fan of Wiktionary as much as Wikipedia. Hence, my edits go into English Wikipedia (where I'm an admin and member of the Mediation Committee) and sometimes into simple English Wikipedia. However, I'll try and contribute here as well. By the way, I notice that you're both a bureaucrat and admin here. Is there any formal process set up for becoming an admin here? From my experience at simple Wikipedia, I know it's frustrating to contribute without admin rights. Would it be possible to become an admin here? Thanks a lot! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:59, 17 December 2005 (UTC) ::By the way, Gmcfoley, would you mind editing the site's monobook to change the link to privacy policy to Wikimedia Foundation's privacy policy? (see the bottom link to Privacy Policy). Also, could you do to the same for the link to donations? (Wikitonary and Wikipedia both do this on the English site). Finally, could you modify the monobook to remove "World News" - I don't think that that is necessary here, and English Wiktionary has that link removed. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 18:27, 17 December 2005 (UTC) :::Thanks! The pages I created were just temporary - all they said was to go to the links anyways. :-) Also, do you think we need a link to "Current events" in the navbar? It hasn't been created, and I'm not too sure what would go in there. OK, I'll make a request at meta - are you the only regular contributor here? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 22:22, 17 December 2005 (UTC) ::::Hello, I'm back! (Been busy with en Wikipedia over the holiday season...) What's the official status of this project? It seems like some stewards favor closing it. [http://meta.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?title=Requests_for_permissions&diff=266078&oldid=266005] I don't know, now, whether Simple English Wiktionary can become a distinguished Wiktionary apart from English Wiktionary. Your thoughts/opinions on that? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 00:26, 8 January 2006 (UTC) (I'll try and check in here more, as well) :::::I don't mean to butt into a semi-private conversation, but I thought I'd throw in my ideas about Simple English Wiktionary. I feel that this is a very useful project, and a sisterproject to Simple English Wikipedia. The main difference between the English Wiktionary and the Simple English Wiktionary (at least in my vision of things) is basically the same as that of Simple English Wikipedia: provide a resource for people who are not very good at English, whether because they are learning, they are young, or they are handicapped (or other reason, for that matter). The English Wiktionary is not a good resource for this, as it often uses much too sophisticated terminology for a Simple English Wikipedia user to understand, not to mention having a different focus/goal (to give English definitions for every word in every language). Here, all words and definitions would be in English, and, what's more, Simple English. As I mentioned above, this could be very useful, and I hope it will be highly linked with Simple English Wikipedia, for all of the less common words that one really can't avoid using there, and others of course. We would preferably moving all of the dictionary-ish entries over here, with links to them from appropriate articles. If you are curious, you can see more of what I feel about it on this talk page (from [[w:Wikipedia Talk:What Wikipedia is not|Simple English "What Wikipedia is not"]]). I'll copy this on to Flcelloguy's talk page also so he can see what I'm saying. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 12:23, 27 January 2006 (UTC) 4753 2006-01-27T12:30:19Z Cromwellt 61 Oh, and... ==RE: Underline on Simple Wikibooks== I removed the line from [[b:MediaWiki:Monobook.css]] that was causing the underlined links, and they appear to be gone now. I agree, looks much better! [[User:Michael|Michael]] 08:16, 14 December 2005 (UTC) ==Hello== Just thought I'd drop in and say hi, since it appears you're (one of) the only active contributor here. After spending an exhausting day at en: Wikipedia, I headed over to simple: Wikipedia, where I relaxed a bit and wrote some new articles. Then I found a link here... the fun of multiple wikis! Anyways, just thought I'd pop in and say hi. [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 01:18, 16 December 2005 (UTC) :I'll try, though I admit I'm not as big a fan of Wiktionary as much as Wikipedia. Hence, my edits go into English Wikipedia (where I'm an admin and member of the Mediation Committee) and sometimes into simple English Wikipedia. However, I'll try and contribute here as well. By the way, I notice that you're both a bureaucrat and admin here. Is there any formal process set up for becoming an admin here? From my experience at simple Wikipedia, I know it's frustrating to contribute without admin rights. Would it be possible to become an admin here? Thanks a lot! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:59, 17 December 2005 (UTC) ::By the way, Gmcfoley, would you mind editing the site's monobook to change the link to privacy policy to Wikimedia Foundation's privacy policy? (see the bottom link to Privacy Policy). Also, could you do to the same for the link to donations? (Wikitonary and Wikipedia both do this on the English site). Finally, could you modify the monobook to remove "World News" - I don't think that that is necessary here, and English Wiktionary has that link removed. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 18:27, 17 December 2005 (UTC) :::Thanks! The pages I created were just temporary - all they said was to go to the links anyways. :-) Also, do you think we need a link to "Current events" in the navbar? It hasn't been created, and I'm not too sure what would go in there. OK, I'll make a request at meta - are you the only regular contributor here? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 22:22, 17 December 2005 (UTC) ::::Hello, I'm back! (Been busy with en Wikipedia over the holiday season...) What's the official status of this project? It seems like some stewards favor closing it. [http://meta.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?title=Requests_for_permissions&diff=266078&oldid=266005] I don't know, now, whether Simple English Wiktionary can become a distinguished Wiktionary apart from English Wiktionary. Your thoughts/opinions on that? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 00:26, 8 January 2006 (UTC) (I'll try and check in here more, as well) :::::I don't mean to butt into a semi-private conversation, but I thought I'd throw in my ideas about Simple English Wiktionary. I feel that this is a very useful project, and a sisterproject to Simple English Wikipedia. The main difference between the English Wiktionary and the Simple English Wiktionary (at least in my vision of things) is basically the same as that of Simple English Wikipedia: provide a resource for people who are not very good at English, whether because they are learning, they are young, or they are handicapped (or other reason, for that matter). The English Wiktionary is not a good resource for this, as it often uses much too sophisticated terminology for a Simple English Wikipedia user to understand, not to mention having a different focus/goal (to give English definitions for every word in every language). Here, all words and definitions would be in English, and, what's more, Simple English. As I mentioned above, this could be very useful, and I hope it will be highly linked with Simple English Wikipedia, for all of the less common words that one really can't avoid using there, and others of course. We would preferably moving all of the dictionary-ish entries over here, with links to them from appropriate articles. If you are curious, you can see more of what I feel about it on this talk page (from [[w:Wikipedia Talk:What Wikipedia is not|Simple English "What Wikipedia is not"]]). I'll copy this on to Flcelloguy's talk page also so he can see what I'm saying. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 12:23, 27 January 2006 (UTC) == Oh, and... == One more thing on another topic. This is only my opinion, but I think you should definitely request Bureaucrat status. We need a Bureaucrat around here, and you've been a sysop the longest. Obviously, you have my support. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 12:30, 27 January 2006 (UTC) 4770 2006-02-01T01:18:36Z Cromwellt 61 comment on bureaucrat status (bureaucracy?), adminship, project comments, issues with SE Wikipedia admin ==RE: Underline on Simple Wikibooks== I removed the line from [[b:MediaWiki:Monobook.css]] that was causing the underlined links, and they appear to be gone now. I agree, looks much better! [[User:Michael|Michael]] 08:16, 14 December 2005 (UTC) ==Hello== Just thought I'd drop in and say hi, since it appears you're (one of) the only active contributor here. After spending an exhausting day at en: Wikipedia, I headed over to simple: Wikipedia, where I relaxed a bit and wrote some new articles. Then I found a link here... the fun of multiple wikis! Anyways, just thought I'd pop in and say hi. [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 01:18, 16 December 2005 (UTC) :I'll try, though I admit I'm not as big a fan of Wiktionary as much as Wikipedia. Hence, my edits go into English Wikipedia (where I'm an admin and member of the Mediation Committee) and sometimes into simple English Wikipedia. However, I'll try and contribute here as well. By the way, I notice that you're both a bureaucrat and admin here. Is there any formal process set up for becoming an admin here? From my experience at simple Wikipedia, I know it's frustrating to contribute without admin rights. Would it be possible to become an admin here? Thanks a lot! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:59, 17 December 2005 (UTC) ::By the way, Gmcfoley, would you mind editing the site's monobook to change the link to privacy policy to Wikimedia Foundation's privacy policy? (see the bottom link to Privacy Policy). Also, could you do to the same for the link to donations? (Wikitonary and Wikipedia both do this on the English site). Finally, could you modify the monobook to remove "World News" - I don't think that that is necessary here, and English Wiktionary has that link removed. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 18:27, 17 December 2005 (UTC) :::Thanks! The pages I created were just temporary - all they said was to go to the links anyways. :-) Also, do you think we need a link to "Current events" in the navbar? It hasn't been created, and I'm not too sure what would go in there. OK, I'll make a request at meta - are you the only regular contributor here? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 22:22, 17 December 2005 (UTC) ::::Hello, I'm back! (Been busy with en Wikipedia over the holiday season...) What's the official status of this project? It seems like some stewards favor closing it. [http://meta.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?title=Requests_for_permissions&diff=266078&oldid=266005] I don't know, now, whether Simple English Wiktionary can become a distinguished Wiktionary apart from English Wiktionary. Your thoughts/opinions on that? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 00:26, 8 January 2006 (UTC) (I'll try and check in here more, as well) :::::I don't mean to butt into a semi-private conversation, but I thought I'd throw in my ideas about Simple English Wiktionary. I feel that this is a very useful project, and a sisterproject to Simple English Wikipedia. The main difference between the English Wiktionary and the Simple English Wiktionary (at least in my vision of things) is basically the same as that of Simple English Wikipedia: provide a resource for people who are not very good at English, whether because they are learning, they are young, or they are handicapped (or other reason, for that matter). The English Wiktionary is not a good resource for this, as it often uses much too sophisticated terminology for a Simple English Wikipedia user to understand, not to mention having a different focus/goal (to give English definitions for every word in every language). Here, all words and definitions would be in English, and, what's more, Simple English. As I mentioned above, this could be very useful, and I hope it will be highly linked with Simple English Wikipedia, for all of the less common words that one really can't avoid using there, and others of course. We would preferably moving all of the dictionary-ish entries over here, with links to them from appropriate articles. If you are curious, you can see more of what I feel about it on this talk page (from [[w:Wikipedia Talk:What Wikipedia is not|Simple English "What Wikipedia is not"]]). I'll copy this on to Flcelloguy's talk page also so he can see what I'm saying. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 12:23, 27 January 2006 (UTC) == Oh, and... == One more thing on another topic. This is only my opinion, but I think you should definitely request Bureaucrat status. We need a Bureaucrat around here, and you've been a sysop the longest. Obviously, you have my support. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 12:30, 27 January 2006 (UTC) :If you don't think we need a bureaucrat (and you've been here as admin for some time), I'm certainly in no position to argue. I'll take your word for it. I like the idea of being an admin, but I don't know a ton about how it works, the responsibilities, etc. Maybe you wouldn't mind giving me some insight into adminship. What do you think about my vision for this project? Netoholic (who is an admin and bureaucrat at SE Wikipedia) is strongly against using SE Wiktionary in conjunction with SE Wikipedia, though I can't really figure out why. He seems to think that English Wiktionary is what they should link to, and that they should include dictionary entry-type articles right there in SE Wikipedia. I think that is not following precedent from other Wikipedias and Wiktionaries, though as he is fond of saying, Simple English Wikipedia is different. I still think on this point it would make much more sense to link to SE Wiktionary, especially since we specifically avoid using complex sentences and big words to define things. Netoholic has been known to act in an unfriendly manner to people who disagree with him (such as blocking them), so I may be fighting a losing battle, but I'm hoping either he will come around or will not complain/interfere when I start moving and changing things. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:18, 1 February 2006 (UTC) 4829 2006-02-06T03:44:35Z Cromwellt 61 More on adminship, etc. ==RE: Underline on Simple Wikibooks== I removed the line from [[b:MediaWiki:Monobook.css]] that was causing the underlined links, and they appear to be gone now. I agree, looks much better! [[User:Michael|Michael]] 08:16, 14 December 2005 (UTC) ==Hello== Just thought I'd drop in and say hi, since it appears you're (one of) the only active contributor here. After spending an exhausting day at en: Wikipedia, I headed over to simple: Wikipedia, where I relaxed a bit and wrote some new articles. Then I found a link here... the fun of multiple wikis! Anyways, just thought I'd pop in and say hi. [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 01:18, 16 December 2005 (UTC) :I'll try, though I admit I'm not as big a fan of Wiktionary as much as Wikipedia. Hence, my edits go into English Wikipedia (where I'm an admin and member of the Mediation Committee) and sometimes into simple English Wikipedia. However, I'll try and contribute here as well. By the way, I notice that you're both a bureaucrat and admin here. Is there any formal process set up for becoming an admin here? From my experience at simple Wikipedia, I know it's frustrating to contribute without admin rights. Would it be possible to become an admin here? Thanks a lot! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:59, 17 December 2005 (UTC) ::By the way, Gmcfoley, would you mind editing the site's monobook to change the link to privacy policy to Wikimedia Foundation's privacy policy? (see the bottom link to Privacy Policy). Also, could you do to the same for the link to donations? (Wikitonary and Wikipedia both do this on the English site). Finally, could you modify the monobook to remove "World News" - I don't think that that is necessary here, and English Wiktionary has that link removed. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 18:27, 17 December 2005 (UTC) :::Thanks! The pages I created were just temporary - all they said was to go to the links anyways. :-) Also, do you think we need a link to "Current events" in the navbar? It hasn't been created, and I'm not too sure what would go in there. OK, I'll make a request at meta - are you the only regular contributor here? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 22:22, 17 December 2005 (UTC) ::::Hello, I'm back! (Been busy with en Wikipedia over the holiday season...) What's the official status of this project? It seems like some stewards favor closing it. [http://meta.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?title=Requests_for_permissions&diff=266078&oldid=266005] I don't know, now, whether Simple English Wiktionary can become a distinguished Wiktionary apart from English Wiktionary. Your thoughts/opinions on that? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 00:26, 8 January 2006 (UTC) (I'll try and check in here more, as well) :::::I don't mean to butt into a semi-private conversation, but I thought I'd throw in my ideas about Simple English Wiktionary. I feel that this is a very useful project, and a sisterproject to Simple English Wikipedia. The main difference between the English Wiktionary and the Simple English Wiktionary (at least in my vision of things) is basically the same as that of Simple English Wikipedia: provide a resource for people who are not very good at English, whether because they are learning, they are young, or they are handicapped (or other reason, for that matter). The English Wiktionary is not a good resource for this, as it often uses much too sophisticated terminology for a Simple English Wikipedia user to understand, not to mention having a different focus/goal (to give English definitions for every word in every language). Here, all words and definitions would be in English, and, what's more, Simple English. As I mentioned above, this could be very useful, and I hope it will be highly linked with Simple English Wikipedia, for all of the less common words that one really can't avoid using there, and others of course. We would preferably moving all of the dictionary-ish entries over here, with links to them from appropriate articles. If you are curious, you can see more of what I feel about it on this talk page (from [[w:Wikipedia Talk:What Wikipedia is not|Simple English "What Wikipedia is not"]]). I'll copy this on to Flcelloguy's talk page also so he can see what I'm saying. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 12:23, 27 January 2006 (UTC) == Oh, and... == One more thing on another topic. This is only my opinion, but I think you should definitely request Bureaucrat status. We need a Bureaucrat around here, and you've been a sysop the longest. Obviously, you have my support. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 12:30, 27 January 2006 (UTC) :If you don't think we need a bureaucrat (and you've been here as admin for some time), I'm certainly in no position to argue. I'll take your word for it. I like the idea of being an admin, but I don't know a ton about how it works, the responsibilities, etc. Maybe you wouldn't mind giving me some insight into adminship. What do you think about my vision for this project? Netoholic (who is an admin and bureaucrat at SE Wikipedia) is strongly against using SE Wiktionary in conjunction with SE Wikipedia, though I can't really figure out why. He seems to think that English Wiktionary is what they should link to, and that they should include dictionary entry-type articles right there in SE Wikipedia. I think that is not following precedent from other Wikipedias and Wiktionaries, though as he is fond of saying, Simple English Wikipedia is different. I still think on this point it would make much more sense to link to SE Wiktionary, especially since we specifically avoid using complex sentences and big words to define things. Netoholic has been known to act in an unfriendly manner to people who disagree with him (such as blocking them), so I may be fighting a losing battle, but I'm hoping either he will come around or will not complain/interfere when I start moving and changing things. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:18, 1 February 2006 (UTC) ::Being an admin doesn't sound super-complicated, as you mentioned (thanks for the explanation), but it is true that many leaders and few followers make an organization top-heavy and generally problematic. Since as you also mentioned, the number of editors is few, perhaps the number of administrators should remain fewer. Then again, as the great Jimbo Wales says, "This should not be a big deal." I guess I'll go for it, though maybe not just yet. :) Is there a lower time-limit/edit-number-limit for adminship here? I was under the impression there was on English Wikipedia, and figured the same would be true in all sisterprojects. I agree that if the entry is here, this is more logical, which hopefully means that someday, all links from Simple English Wikipedia will be to here. :D Yes, Netoholic has had issues where other users (and even admins) have complained of abuse of power, both to him directly and to other admins like Angela. So far, nothing visible has come of it, not even a slap on the wrist. I don't think I have actual proof that he blocked someone he disagreed with, but other things like instant reverts on good edits with no discussion, etc. have happened repeatedly, and I still think I have some evidence that he has blocked users for disagreeing with him. As I mentioned earlier (and my contact and disagreement with Netoholic has become more direct and a bit more unpleasant since I wrote you last), I'm afraid of possible negative reactions (aside from possible heated words) to my differing opinion, but I'm not going to let that stop me from voicing it. What will be, will be. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 03:44, 6 February 2006 (UTC) 4904 2006-02-19T00:40:08Z 200.234.49.188 ==RE: Underline on Simple Wikibooks== I removed the line from [[b:MediaWiki:Monobook.css]] that was causing the underlined links, and they appear to be gone now. I agree, looks much better! [[User:Michael|Michael]] 08:16, 14 December 2005 (UTC) ==Hello== Just thought I'd drop in and say hi, since it appears you're (one of) the only active contributor here. After spending an exhausting day at en: Wikipedia, I headed over to simple: Wikipedia, where I relaxed a bit and wrote some new articles. Then I found a link here... the fun of multiple wikis! Anyways, just thought I'd pop in and say hi. [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 01:18, 16 December 2005 (UTC) :I'll try, though I admit I'm not as big a fan of Wiktionary as much as Wikipedia. Hence, my edits go into English Wikipedia (where I'm an admin and member of the Mediation Committee) and sometimes into simple English Wikipedia. However, I'll try and contribute here as well. By the way, I notice that you're both a bureaucrat and admin here. Is there any formal process set up for becoming an admin here? From my experience at simple Wikipedia, I know it's frustrating to contribute without admin rights. Would it be possible to become an admin here? Thanks a lot! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:59, 17 December 2005 (UTC) ::By the way, Gmcfoley, would you mind editing the site's monobook to change the link to privacy policy to Wikimedia Foundation's privacy policy? (see the bottom link to Privacy Policy). Also, could you do to the same for the link to donations? (Wikitonary and Wikipedia both do this on the English site). Finally, could you modify the monobook to remove "World News" - I don't think that that is necessary here, and English Wiktionary has that link removed. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 18:27, 17 December 2005 (UTC) :::Thanks! The pages I created were just temporary - all they said was to go to the links anyways. :-) Also, do you think we need a link to "Current events" in the navbar? It hasn't been created, and I'm not too sure what would go in there. OK, I'll make a request at meta - are you the only regular contributor here? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 22:22, 17 December 2005 (UTC) ::::Hello, I'm back! (Been busy with en Wikipedia over the holiday season...) What's the official status of this project? It seems like some stewards favor closing it. [http://meta.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?title=Requests_for_permissions&diff=266078&oldid=266005] I don't know, now, whether Simple English Wiktionary can become a distinguished Wiktionary apart from English Wiktionary. Your thoughts/opinions on that? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 00:26, 8 January 2006 (UTC) (I'll try and check in here more, as well) :::::I don't mean to butt into a semi-private conversation, but I thought I'd throw in my ideas about Simple English Wiktionary. I feel that this is a very useful project, and a sisterproject to Simple English Wikipedia. The main difference between the English Wiktionary and the Simple English Wiktionary (at least in my vision of things) is basically the same as that of Simple English Wikipedia: provide a resource for people who are not very good at English, whether because they are learning, they are young, or they are handicapped (or other reason, for that matter). The English Wiktionary is not a good resource for this, as it often uses much too sophisticated terminology for a Simple English Wikipedia user to understand, not to mention having a different focus/goal (to give English definitions for every word in every language). Here, all words and definitions would be in English, and, what's more, Simple English. As I mentioned above, this could be very useful, and I hope it will be highly linked with Simple English Wikipedia, for all of the less common words that one really can't avoid using there, and others of course. We would preferably moving all of the dictionary-ish entries over here, with links to them from appropriate articles. If you are curious, you can see more of what I feel about it on this talk page (from [[w:Wikipedia Talk:What Wikipedia is not|Simple English "What Wikipedia is not"]]). I'll copy this on to Flcelloguy's talk page also so he can see what I'm saying. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 12:23, 27 January 2006 (UTC) == Oh, and... == One more thing on another topic. This is only my opinion, but I think you should definitely request Bureaucrat status. We need a Bureaucrat around here, and you've been a sysop the longest. Obviously, you have my support. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 12:30, 27 January 2006 (UTC) :If you don't think we need a bureaucrat (and you've been here as admin for some time), I'm certainly in no position to argue. I'll take your word for it. I like the idea of being an admin, but I don't know a ton about how it works, the responsibilities, etc. Maybe you wouldn't mind giving me some insight into adminship. What do you think about my vision for this project? Netoholic (who is an admin and bureaucrat at SE Wikipedia) is strongly against using SE Wiktionary in conjunction with SE Wikipedia, though I can't really figure out why. He seems to think that English Wiktionary is what they should link to, and that they should include dictionary entry-type articles right there in SE Wikipedia. I think that is not following precedent from other Wikipedias and Wiktionaries, though as he is fond of saying, Simple English Wikipedia is different. I still think on this point it would make much more sense to link to SE Wiktionary, especially since we specifically avoid using complex sentences and big words to define things. Netoholic has been known to act in an unfriendly manner to people who disagree with him (such as blocking them), so I may be fighting a losing battle, but I'm hoping either he will come around or will not complain/interfere when I start moving and changing things. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:18, 1 February 2006 (UTC) ::Being an admin doesn't sound super-complicated, as you mentioned (thanks for the explanation), but it is true that many leaders and few followers make an organization top-heavy and generally problematic. Since as you also mentioned, the number of editors is few, perhaps the number of administrators should remain fewer. Then again, as the great Jimbo Wales says, "This should not be a big deal." I guess I'll go for it, though maybe not just yet. :) Is there a lower time-limit/edit-number-limit for adminship here? I was under the impression there was on English Wikipedia, and figured the same would be true in all sisterprojects. I agree that if the entry is here, this is more logical, which hopefully means that someday, all links from Simple English Wikipedia will be to here. :D Yes, Netoholic has had issues where other users (and even admins) have complained of abuse of power, both to him directly and to other admins like Angela. So far, nothing visible has come of it, not even a slap on the wrist. I don't think I have actual proof that he blocked someone he disagreed with, but other things like instant reverts on good edits with no discussion, etc. have happened repeatedly, and I still think I have some evidence that he has blocked users for disagreeing with him. As I mentioned earlier (and my contact and disagreement with Netoholic has become more direct and a bit more unpleasant since I wrote you last), I'm afraid of possible negative reactions (aside from possible heated words) to my differing opinion, but I'm not going to let that stop me from voicing it. What will be, will be. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 03:44, 6 February 2006 (UTC) <big>Welcome to the '''Simple English Wiktionary'''!</big> We hope you are happy editing here. Some helpful pages to start you off are [[Wiktionary:Community Portal]] and [[Help:Contents]]. If you want to meet and talk with other members, you can visit [[Wiktionary:Simple talk]]. Just remember that you should sign your messages on Talk pages by typing "<nowiki>[[User:200.234.49.188|200.234.49.188]] 00:40, 19 February 2006 (UTC)</nowiki>" (four tildes) at the end of your words. 4906 2006-02-19T14:52:01Z H2g2bob 43 ==RE: Underline on Simple Wikibooks== I removed the line from [[b:MediaWiki:Monobook.css]] that was causing the underlined links, and they appear to be gone now. I agree, looks much better! [[User:Michael|Michael]] 08:16, 14 December 2005 (UTC) ==Hello== Just thought I'd drop in and say hi, since it appears you're (one of) the only active contributor here. After spending an exhausting day at en: Wikipedia, I headed over to simple: Wikipedia, where I relaxed a bit and wrote some new articles. Then I found a link here... the fun of multiple wikis! Anyways, just thought I'd pop in and say hi. [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 01:18, 16 December 2005 (UTC) :I'll try, though I admit I'm not as big a fan of Wiktionary as much as Wikipedia. Hence, my edits go into English Wikipedia (where I'm an admin and member of the Mediation Committee) and sometimes into simple English Wikipedia. However, I'll try and contribute here as well. By the way, I notice that you're both a bureaucrat and admin here. Is there any formal process set up for becoming an admin here? From my experience at simple Wikipedia, I know it's frustrating to contribute without admin rights. Would it be possible to become an admin here? Thanks a lot! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:59, 17 December 2005 (UTC) ::By the way, Gmcfoley, would you mind editing the site's monobook to change the link to privacy policy to Wikimedia Foundation's privacy policy? (see the bottom link to Privacy Policy). Also, could you do to the same for the link to donations? (Wikitonary and Wikipedia both do this on the English site). Finally, could you modify the monobook to remove "World News" - I don't think that that is necessary here, and English Wiktionary has that link removed. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 18:27, 17 December 2005 (UTC) :::Thanks! The pages I created were just temporary - all they said was to go to the links anyways. :-) Also, do you think we need a link to "Current events" in the navbar? It hasn't been created, and I'm not too sure what would go in there. OK, I'll make a request at meta - are you the only regular contributor here? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 22:22, 17 December 2005 (UTC) ::::Hello, I'm back! (Been busy with en Wikipedia over the holiday season...) What's the official status of this project? It seems like some stewards favor closing it. [http://meta.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?title=Requests_for_permissions&diff=266078&oldid=266005] I don't know, now, whether Simple English Wiktionary can become a distinguished Wiktionary apart from English Wiktionary. Your thoughts/opinions on that? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 00:26, 8 January 2006 (UTC) (I'll try and check in here more, as well) :::::I don't mean to butt into a semi-private conversation, but I thought I'd throw in my ideas about Simple English Wiktionary. I feel that this is a very useful project, and a sisterproject to Simple English Wikipedia. The main difference between the English Wiktionary and the Simple English Wiktionary (at least in my vision of things) is basically the same as that of Simple English Wikipedia: provide a resource for people who are not very good at English, whether because they are learning, they are young, or they are handicapped (or other reason, for that matter). The English Wiktionary is not a good resource for this, as it often uses much too sophisticated terminology for a Simple English Wikipedia user to understand, not to mention having a different focus/goal (to give English definitions for every word in every language). Here, all words and definitions would be in English, and, what's more, Simple English. As I mentioned above, this could be very useful, and I hope it will be highly linked with Simple English Wikipedia, for all of the less common words that one really can't avoid using there, and others of course. We would preferably moving all of the dictionary-ish entries over here, with links to them from appropriate articles. If you are curious, you can see more of what I feel about it on this talk page (from [[w:Wikipedia Talk:What Wikipedia is not|Simple English "What Wikipedia is not"]]). I'll copy this on to Flcelloguy's talk page also so he can see what I'm saying. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 12:23, 27 January 2006 (UTC) == Oh, and... == One more thing on another topic. This is only my opinion, but I think you should definitely request Bureaucrat status. We need a Bureaucrat around here, and you've been a sysop the longest. Obviously, you have my support. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 12:30, 27 January 2006 (UTC) :If you don't think we need a bureaucrat (and you've been here as admin for some time), I'm certainly in no position to argue. I'll take your word for it. I like the idea of being an admin, but I don't know a ton about how it works, the responsibilities, etc. Maybe you wouldn't mind giving me some insight into adminship. What do you think about my vision for this project? Netoholic (who is an admin and bureaucrat at SE Wikipedia) is strongly against using SE Wiktionary in conjunction with SE Wikipedia, though I can't really figure out why. He seems to think that English Wiktionary is what they should link to, and that they should include dictionary entry-type articles right there in SE Wikipedia. I think that is not following precedent from other Wikipedias and Wiktionaries, though as he is fond of saying, Simple English Wikipedia is different. I still think on this point it would make much more sense to link to SE Wiktionary, especially since we specifically avoid using complex sentences and big words to define things. Netoholic has been known to act in an unfriendly manner to people who disagree with him (such as blocking them), so I may be fighting a losing battle, but I'm hoping either he will come around or will not complain/interfere when I start moving and changing things. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:18, 1 February 2006 (UTC) ::Being an admin doesn't sound super-complicated, as you mentioned (thanks for the explanation), but it is true that many leaders and few followers make an organization top-heavy and generally problematic. Since as you also mentioned, the number of editors is few, perhaps the number of administrators should remain fewer. Then again, as the great Jimbo Wales says, "This should not be a big deal." I guess I'll go for it, though maybe not just yet. :) Is there a lower time-limit/edit-number-limit for adminship here? I was under the impression there was on English Wikipedia, and figured the same would be true in all sisterprojects. I agree that if the entry is here, this is more logical, which hopefully means that someday, all links from Simple English Wikipedia will be to here. :D Yes, Netoholic has had issues where other users (and even admins) have complained of abuse of power, both to him directly and to other admins like Angela. So far, nothing visible has come of it, not even a slap on the wrist. I don't think I have actual proof that he blocked someone he disagreed with, but other things like instant reverts on good edits with no discussion, etc. have happened repeatedly, and I still think I have some evidence that he has blocked users for disagreeing with him. As I mentioned earlier (and my contact and disagreement with Netoholic has become more direct and a bit more unpleasant since I wrote you last), I'm afraid of possible negative reactions (aside from possible heated words) to my differing opinion, but I'm not going to let that stop me from voicing it. What will be, will be. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 03:44, 6 February 2006 (UTC) <big>Welcome to the '''Simple English Wiktionary'''!</big> We hope you are happy editing here. Some helpful pages to start you off are [[Wiktionary:Community Portal]] and [[Help:Contents]]. If you want to meet and talk with other members, you can visit [[Wiktionary:Simple talk]]. Just remember that you should sign your messages on Talk pages by typing "<nowiki>[[User:200.234.49.188|200.234.49.188]] 00:40, 19 February 2006 (UTC)</nowiki>" (four tildes) at the end of your words. == Leaving!? == Oh noes! I'm sorry to hear that you'll be going - you've done a lot for the site, for which I'd like to say thank you. If you ever do get to properly quit, then I'd like to wish you all the best, and hope that you'll drop by from time to time (to correct all my spelling mistakes ;-). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 14:52, 19 February 2006 (UTC) 4909 2006-02-19T17:03:35Z Cromwellt 61 Please don't leave ==RE: Underline on Simple Wikibooks== I removed the line from [[b:MediaWiki:Monobook.css]] that was causing the underlined links, and they appear to be gone now. I agree, looks much better! [[User:Michael|Michael]] 08:16, 14 December 2005 (UTC) ==Hello== Just thought I'd drop in and say hi, since it appears you're (one of) the only active contributor here. After spending an exhausting day at en: Wikipedia, I headed over to simple: Wikipedia, where I relaxed a bit and wrote some new articles. Then I found a link here... the fun of multiple wikis! Anyways, just thought I'd pop in and say hi. [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 01:18, 16 December 2005 (UTC) :I'll try, though I admit I'm not as big a fan of Wiktionary as much as Wikipedia. Hence, my edits go into English Wikipedia (where I'm an admin and member of the Mediation Committee) and sometimes into simple English Wikipedia. However, I'll try and contribute here as well. By the way, I notice that you're both a bureaucrat and admin here. Is there any formal process set up for becoming an admin here? From my experience at simple Wikipedia, I know it's frustrating to contribute without admin rights. Would it be possible to become an admin here? Thanks a lot! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:59, 17 December 2005 (UTC) ::By the way, Gmcfoley, would you mind editing the site's monobook to change the link to privacy policy to Wikimedia Foundation's privacy policy? (see the bottom link to Privacy Policy). Also, could you do to the same for the link to donations? (Wikitonary and Wikipedia both do this on the English site). Finally, could you modify the monobook to remove "World News" - I don't think that that is necessary here, and English Wiktionary has that link removed. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 18:27, 17 December 2005 (UTC) :::Thanks! The pages I created were just temporary - all they said was to go to the links anyways. :-) Also, do you think we need a link to "Current events" in the navbar? It hasn't been created, and I'm not too sure what would go in there. OK, I'll make a request at meta - are you the only regular contributor here? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 22:22, 17 December 2005 (UTC) ::::Hello, I'm back! (Been busy with en Wikipedia over the holiday season...) What's the official status of this project? It seems like some stewards favor closing it. [http://meta.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?title=Requests_for_permissions&diff=266078&oldid=266005] I don't know, now, whether Simple English Wiktionary can become a distinguished Wiktionary apart from English Wiktionary. Your thoughts/opinions on that? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 00:26, 8 January 2006 (UTC) (I'll try and check in here more, as well) :::::I don't mean to butt into a semi-private conversation, but I thought I'd throw in my ideas about Simple English Wiktionary. I feel that this is a very useful project, and a sisterproject to Simple English Wikipedia. The main difference between the English Wiktionary and the Simple English Wiktionary (at least in my vision of things) is basically the same as that of Simple English Wikipedia: provide a resource for people who are not very good at English, whether because they are learning, they are young, or they are handicapped (or other reason, for that matter). The English Wiktionary is not a good resource for this, as it often uses much too sophisticated terminology for a Simple English Wikipedia user to understand, not to mention having a different focus/goal (to give English definitions for every word in every language). Here, all words and definitions would be in English, and, what's more, Simple English. As I mentioned above, this could be very useful, and I hope it will be highly linked with Simple English Wikipedia, for all of the less common words that one really can't avoid using there, and others of course. We would preferably moving all of the dictionary-ish entries over here, with links to them from appropriate articles. If you are curious, you can see more of what I feel about it on this talk page (from [[w:Wikipedia Talk:What Wikipedia is not|Simple English "What Wikipedia is not"]]). I'll copy this on to Flcelloguy's talk page also so he can see what I'm saying. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 12:23, 27 January 2006 (UTC) == Oh, and... == One more thing on another topic. This is only my opinion, but I think you should definitely request Bureaucrat status. We need a Bureaucrat around here, and you've been a sysop the longest. Obviously, you have my support. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 12:30, 27 January 2006 (UTC) :If you don't think we need a bureaucrat (and you've been here as admin for some time), I'm certainly in no position to argue. I'll take your word for it. I like the idea of being an admin, but I don't know a ton about how it works, the responsibilities, etc. Maybe you wouldn't mind giving me some insight into adminship. What do you think about my vision for this project? Netoholic (who is an admin and bureaucrat at SE Wikipedia) is strongly against using SE Wiktionary in conjunction with SE Wikipedia, though I can't really figure out why. He seems to think that English Wiktionary is what they should link to, and that they should include dictionary entry-type articles right there in SE Wikipedia. I think that is not following precedent from other Wikipedias and Wiktionaries, though as he is fond of saying, Simple English Wikipedia is different. I still think on this point it would make much more sense to link to SE Wiktionary, especially since we specifically avoid using complex sentences and big words to define things. Netoholic has been known to act in an unfriendly manner to people who disagree with him (such as blocking them), so I may be fighting a losing battle, but I'm hoping either he will come around or will not complain/interfere when I start moving and changing things. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:18, 1 February 2006 (UTC) ::Being an admin doesn't sound super-complicated, as you mentioned (thanks for the explanation), but it is true that many leaders and few followers make an organization top-heavy and generally problematic. Since as you also mentioned, the number of editors is few, perhaps the number of administrators should remain fewer. Then again, as the great Jimbo Wales says, "This should not be a big deal." I guess I'll go for it, though maybe not just yet. :) Is there a lower time-limit/edit-number-limit for adminship here? I was under the impression there was on English Wikipedia, and figured the same would be true in all sisterprojects. I agree that if the entry is here, this is more logical, which hopefully means that someday, all links from Simple English Wikipedia will be to here. :D Yes, Netoholic has had issues where other users (and even admins) have complained of abuse of power, both to him directly and to other admins like Angela. So far, nothing visible has come of it, not even a slap on the wrist. I don't think I have actual proof that he blocked someone he disagreed with, but other things like instant reverts on good edits with no discussion, etc. have happened repeatedly, and I still think I have some evidence that he has blocked users for disagreeing with him. As I mentioned earlier (and my contact and disagreement with Netoholic has become more direct and a bit more unpleasant since I wrote you last), I'm afraid of possible negative reactions (aside from possible heated words) to my differing opinion, but I'm not going to let that stop me from voicing it. What will be, will be. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 03:44, 6 February 2006 (UTC) <big>Welcome to the '''Simple English Wiktionary'''!</big> We hope you are happy editing here. Some helpful pages to start you off are [[Wiktionary:Community Portal]] and [[Help:Contents]]. If you want to meet and talk with other members, you can visit [[Wiktionary:Simple talk]]. Just remember that you should sign your messages on Talk pages by typing "<nowiki>[[User:200.234.49.188|200.234.49.188]] 00:40, 19 February 2006 (UTC)</nowiki>" (four tildes) at the end of your words. == Leaving!? == Oh noes! I'm sorry to hear that you'll be going - you've done a lot for the site, for which I'd like to say thank you. If you ever do get to properly quit, then I'd like to wish you all the best, and hope that you'll drop by from time to time (to correct all my spelling mistakes ;-). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 14:52, 19 February 2006 (UTC) :Gerard, *please DON'T quit!* I feel I am directly responsible for you feeling this way, but as I mentioned on the Simple Talk page, everyone makes mistakes, definitely including me. You are an extremely valuable member of our team. This may sound sappy, but it's true: you showed us that this project was worth doing, and gave it a jump start. You do good work as an admin, and I'm sure the vast majority of your edits are perfect (I know that mine aren't). Don't give up on us, we want you here. If you feel you must leave, please accept both my thanks for all the work you've done here and my apologies for being or intensifying the problem. Sincerely, [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:03, 19 February 2006 (UTC) 4911 2006-02-19T17:35:06Z Cromwellt 61 Admin question ==RE: Underline on Simple Wikibooks== I removed the line from [[b:MediaWiki:Monobook.css]] that was causing the underlined links, and they appear to be gone now. I agree, looks much better! [[User:Michael|Michael]] 08:16, 14 December 2005 (UTC) ==Hello== Just thought I'd drop in and say hi, since it appears you're (one of) the only active contributor here. After spending an exhausting day at en: Wikipedia, I headed over to simple: Wikipedia, where I relaxed a bit and wrote some new articles. Then I found a link here... the fun of multiple wikis! Anyways, just thought I'd pop in and say hi. [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 01:18, 16 December 2005 (UTC) :I'll try, though I admit I'm not as big a fan of Wiktionary as much as Wikipedia. Hence, my edits go into English Wikipedia (where I'm an admin and member of the Mediation Committee) and sometimes into simple English Wikipedia. However, I'll try and contribute here as well. By the way, I notice that you're both a bureaucrat and admin here. Is there any formal process set up for becoming an admin here? From my experience at simple Wikipedia, I know it's frustrating to contribute without admin rights. Would it be possible to become an admin here? Thanks a lot! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:59, 17 December 2005 (UTC) ::By the way, Gmcfoley, would you mind editing the site's monobook to change the link to privacy policy to Wikimedia Foundation's privacy policy? (see the bottom link to Privacy Policy). Also, could you do to the same for the link to donations? (Wikitonary and Wikipedia both do this on the English site). Finally, could you modify the monobook to remove "World News" - I don't think that that is necessary here, and English Wiktionary has that link removed. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 18:27, 17 December 2005 (UTC) :::Thanks! The pages I created were just temporary - all they said was to go to the links anyways. :-) Also, do you think we need a link to "Current events" in the navbar? It hasn't been created, and I'm not too sure what would go in there. OK, I'll make a request at meta - are you the only regular contributor here? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 22:22, 17 December 2005 (UTC) ::::Hello, I'm back! (Been busy with en Wikipedia over the holiday season...) What's the official status of this project? It seems like some stewards favor closing it. [http://meta.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?title=Requests_for_permissions&diff=266078&oldid=266005] I don't know, now, whether Simple English Wiktionary can become a distinguished Wiktionary apart from English Wiktionary. Your thoughts/opinions on that? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 00:26, 8 January 2006 (UTC) (I'll try and check in here more, as well) :::::I don't mean to butt into a semi-private conversation, but I thought I'd throw in my ideas about Simple English Wiktionary. I feel that this is a very useful project, and a sisterproject to Simple English Wikipedia. The main difference between the English Wiktionary and the Simple English Wiktionary (at least in my vision of things) is basically the same as that of Simple English Wikipedia: provide a resource for people who are not very good at English, whether because they are learning, they are young, or they are handicapped (or other reason, for that matter). The English Wiktionary is not a good resource for this, as it often uses much too sophisticated terminology for a Simple English Wikipedia user to understand, not to mention having a different focus/goal (to give English definitions for every word in every language). Here, all words and definitions would be in English, and, what's more, Simple English. As I mentioned above, this could be very useful, and I hope it will be highly linked with Simple English Wikipedia, for all of the less common words that one really can't avoid using there, and others of course. We would preferably moving all of the dictionary-ish entries over here, with links to them from appropriate articles. If you are curious, you can see more of what I feel about it on this talk page (from [[w:Wikipedia Talk:What Wikipedia is not|Simple English "What Wikipedia is not"]]). I'll copy this on to Flcelloguy's talk page also so he can see what I'm saying. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 12:23, 27 January 2006 (UTC) == Oh, and... == One more thing on another topic. This is only my opinion, but I think you should definitely request Bureaucrat status. We need a Bureaucrat around here, and you've been a sysop the longest. Obviously, you have my support. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 12:30, 27 January 2006 (UTC) :If you don't think we need a bureaucrat (and you've been here as admin for some time), I'm certainly in no position to argue. I'll take your word for it. I like the idea of being an admin, but I don't know a ton about how it works, the responsibilities, etc. Maybe you wouldn't mind giving me some insight into adminship. What do you think about my vision for this project? Netoholic (who is an admin and bureaucrat at SE Wikipedia) is strongly against using SE Wiktionary in conjunction with SE Wikipedia, though I can't really figure out why. He seems to think that English Wiktionary is what they should link to, and that they should include dictionary entry-type articles right there in SE Wikipedia. I think that is not following precedent from other Wikipedias and Wiktionaries, though as he is fond of saying, Simple English Wikipedia is different. I still think on this point it would make much more sense to link to SE Wiktionary, especially since we specifically avoid using complex sentences and big words to define things. Netoholic has been known to act in an unfriendly manner to people who disagree with him (such as blocking them), so I may be fighting a losing battle, but I'm hoping either he will come around or will not complain/interfere when I start moving and changing things. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:18, 1 February 2006 (UTC) ::Being an admin doesn't sound super-complicated, as you mentioned (thanks for the explanation), but it is true that many leaders and few followers make an organization top-heavy and generally problematic. Since as you also mentioned, the number of editors is few, perhaps the number of administrators should remain fewer. Then again, as the great Jimbo Wales says, "This should not be a big deal." I guess I'll go for it, though maybe not just yet. :) Is there a lower time-limit/edit-number-limit for adminship here? I was under the impression there was on English Wikipedia, and figured the same would be true in all sisterprojects. I agree that if the entry is here, this is more logical, which hopefully means that someday, all links from Simple English Wikipedia will be to here. :D Yes, Netoholic has had issues where other users (and even admins) have complained of abuse of power, both to him directly and to other admins like Angela. So far, nothing visible has come of it, not even a slap on the wrist. I don't think I have actual proof that he blocked someone he disagreed with, but other things like instant reverts on good edits with no discussion, etc. have happened repeatedly, and I still think I have some evidence that he has blocked users for disagreeing with him. As I mentioned earlier (and my contact and disagreement with Netoholic has become more direct and a bit more unpleasant since I wrote you last), I'm afraid of possible negative reactions (aside from possible heated words) to my differing opinion, but I'm not going to let that stop me from voicing it. What will be, will be. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 03:44, 6 February 2006 (UTC) <big>Welcome to the '''Simple English Wiktionary'''!</big> We hope you are happy editing here. Some helpful pages to start you off are [[Wiktionary:Community Portal]] and [[Help:Contents]]. If you want to meet and talk with other members, you can visit [[Wiktionary:Simple talk]]. Just remember that you should sign your messages on Talk pages by typing "<nowiki>[[User:200.234.49.188|200.234.49.188]] 00:40, 19 February 2006 (UTC)</nowiki>" (four tildes) at the end of your words. == Leaving!? == Oh noes! I'm sorry to hear that you'll be going - you've done a lot for the site, for which I'd like to say thank you. If you ever do get to properly quit, then I'd like to wish you all the best, and hope that you'll drop by from time to time (to correct all my spelling mistakes ;-). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 14:52, 19 February 2006 (UTC) :Gerard, *please DON'T quit!* I feel I am directly responsible for you feeling this way, but as I mentioned on the Simple Talk page, everyone makes mistakes, definitely including me. You are an extremely valuable member of our team. This may sound sappy, but it's true: you showed us that this project was worth doing, and gave it a jump start. You do good work as an admin, and I'm sure the vast majority of your edits are perfect (I know that mine aren't). Don't give up on us, we want you here. If you feel you must leave, please accept both my thanks for all the work you've done here and my apologies for being or intensifying the problem. Sincerely, [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:03, 19 February 2006 (UTC) == Admin question == Thank you for supporting my promotion to admin. Now that I am one, I still have a lot of questions about it. The current question is: how do I modify the actual universal templates here? For example, how would I change the navigation box at left if I needed to? My reason for asking is because ''none'' of the non-mainspace pages (such as those in the "Wiktionary:" namespace and user talk pages) link correctly at the top of the edit page. This is the same issue I saw on the Community Portal page, but I have discovered that it is much more widespread than that page. Please tell me I don't have to ask a developer for help. I know how busy they are. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:35, 19 February 2006 (UTC) 4920 2006-02-20T00:06:02Z Gmcfoley 41 /* Leaving!? */ reply ==RE: Underline on Simple Wikibooks== I removed the line from [[b:MediaWiki:Monobook.css]] that was causing the underlined links, and they appear to be gone now. I agree, looks much better! [[User:Michael|Michael]] 08:16, 14 December 2005 (UTC) ==Hello== Just thought I'd drop in and say hi, since it appears you're (one of) the only active contributor here. After spending an exhausting day at en: Wikipedia, I headed over to simple: Wikipedia, where I relaxed a bit and wrote some new articles. Then I found a link here... the fun of multiple wikis! Anyways, just thought I'd pop in and say hi. [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 01:18, 16 December 2005 (UTC) :I'll try, though I admit I'm not as big a fan of Wiktionary as much as Wikipedia. Hence, my edits go into English Wikipedia (where I'm an admin and member of the Mediation Committee) and sometimes into simple English Wikipedia. However, I'll try and contribute here as well. By the way, I notice that you're both a bureaucrat and admin here. Is there any formal process set up for becoming an admin here? From my experience at simple Wikipedia, I know it's frustrating to contribute without admin rights. Would it be possible to become an admin here? Thanks a lot! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:59, 17 December 2005 (UTC) ::By the way, Gmcfoley, would you mind editing the site's monobook to change the link to privacy policy to Wikimedia Foundation's privacy policy? (see the bottom link to Privacy Policy). Also, could you do to the same for the link to donations? (Wikitonary and Wikipedia both do this on the English site). Finally, could you modify the monobook to remove "World News" - I don't think that that is necessary here, and English Wiktionary has that link removed. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 18:27, 17 December 2005 (UTC) :::Thanks! The pages I created were just temporary - all they said was to go to the links anyways. :-) Also, do you think we need a link to "Current events" in the navbar? It hasn't been created, and I'm not too sure what would go in there. OK, I'll make a request at meta - are you the only regular contributor here? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 22:22, 17 December 2005 (UTC) ::::Hello, I'm back! (Been busy with en Wikipedia over the holiday season...) What's the official status of this project? It seems like some stewards favor closing it. [http://meta.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?title=Requests_for_permissions&diff=266078&oldid=266005] I don't know, now, whether Simple English Wiktionary can become a distinguished Wiktionary apart from English Wiktionary. Your thoughts/opinions on that? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 00:26, 8 January 2006 (UTC) (I'll try and check in here more, as well) :::::I don't mean to butt into a semi-private conversation, but I thought I'd throw in my ideas about Simple English Wiktionary. I feel that this is a very useful project, and a sisterproject to Simple English Wikipedia. The main difference between the English Wiktionary and the Simple English Wiktionary (at least in my vision of things) is basically the same as that of Simple English Wikipedia: provide a resource for people who are not very good at English, whether because they are learning, they are young, or they are handicapped (or other reason, for that matter). The English Wiktionary is not a good resource for this, as it often uses much too sophisticated terminology for a Simple English Wikipedia user to understand, not to mention having a different focus/goal (to give English definitions for every word in every language). Here, all words and definitions would be in English, and, what's more, Simple English. As I mentioned above, this could be very useful, and I hope it will be highly linked with Simple English Wikipedia, for all of the less common words that one really can't avoid using there, and others of course. We would preferably moving all of the dictionary-ish entries over here, with links to them from appropriate articles. If you are curious, you can see more of what I feel about it on this talk page (from [[w:Wikipedia Talk:What Wikipedia is not|Simple English "What Wikipedia is not"]]). I'll copy this on to Flcelloguy's talk page also so he can see what I'm saying. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 12:23, 27 January 2006 (UTC) == Oh, and... == One more thing on another topic. This is only my opinion, but I think you should definitely request Bureaucrat status. We need a Bureaucrat around here, and you've been a sysop the longest. Obviously, you have my support. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 12:30, 27 January 2006 (UTC) :If you don't think we need a bureaucrat (and you've been here as admin for some time), I'm certainly in no position to argue. I'll take your word for it. I like the idea of being an admin, but I don't know a ton about how it works, the responsibilities, etc. Maybe you wouldn't mind giving me some insight into adminship. What do you think about my vision for this project? Netoholic (who is an admin and bureaucrat at SE Wikipedia) is strongly against using SE Wiktionary in conjunction with SE Wikipedia, though I can't really figure out why. He seems to think that English Wiktionary is what they should link to, and that they should include dictionary entry-type articles right there in SE Wikipedia. I think that is not following precedent from other Wikipedias and Wiktionaries, though as he is fond of saying, Simple English Wikipedia is different. I still think on this point it would make much more sense to link to SE Wiktionary, especially since we specifically avoid using complex sentences and big words to define things. Netoholic has been known to act in an unfriendly manner to people who disagree with him (such as blocking them), so I may be fighting a losing battle, but I'm hoping either he will come around or will not complain/interfere when I start moving and changing things. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:18, 1 February 2006 (UTC) ::Being an admin doesn't sound super-complicated, as you mentioned (thanks for the explanation), but it is true that many leaders and few followers make an organization top-heavy and generally problematic. Since as you also mentioned, the number of editors is few, perhaps the number of administrators should remain fewer. Then again, as the great Jimbo Wales says, "This should not be a big deal." I guess I'll go for it, though maybe not just yet. :) Is there a lower time-limit/edit-number-limit for adminship here? I was under the impression there was on English Wikipedia, and figured the same would be true in all sisterprojects. I agree that if the entry is here, this is more logical, which hopefully means that someday, all links from Simple English Wikipedia will be to here. :D Yes, Netoholic has had issues where other users (and even admins) have complained of abuse of power, both to him directly and to other admins like Angela. So far, nothing visible has come of it, not even a slap on the wrist. I don't think I have actual proof that he blocked someone he disagreed with, but other things like instant reverts on good edits with no discussion, etc. have happened repeatedly, and I still think I have some evidence that he has blocked users for disagreeing with him. As I mentioned earlier (and my contact and disagreement with Netoholic has become more direct and a bit more unpleasant since I wrote you last), I'm afraid of possible negative reactions (aside from possible heated words) to my differing opinion, but I'm not going to let that stop me from voicing it. What will be, will be. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 03:44, 6 February 2006 (UTC) <big>Welcome to the '''Simple English Wiktionary'''!</big> We hope you are happy editing here. Some helpful pages to start you off are [[Wiktionary:Community Portal]] and [[Help:Contents]]. If you want to meet and talk with other members, you can visit [[Wiktionary:Simple talk]]. Just remember that you should sign your messages on Talk pages by typing "<nowiki>[[User:200.234.49.188|200.234.49.188]] 00:40, 19 February 2006 (UTC)</nowiki>" (four tildes) at the end of your words. == Leaving!? == Oh noes! I'm sorry to hear that you'll be going - you've done a lot for the site, for which I'd like to say thank you. If you ever do get to properly quit, then I'd like to wish you all the best, and hope that you'll drop by from time to time (to correct all my spelling mistakes ;-). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 14:52, 19 February 2006 (UTC) :Gerard, *please DON'T quit!* I feel I am directly responsible for you feeling this way, but as I mentioned on the Simple Talk page, everyone makes mistakes, definitely including me. You are an extremely valuable member of our team. This may sound sappy, but it's true: you showed us that this project was worth doing, and gave it a jump start. You do good work as an admin, and I'm sure the vast majority of your edits are perfect (I know that mine aren't). Don't give up on us, we want you here. If you feel you must leave, please accept both my thanks for all the work you've done here and my apologies for being or intensifying the problem. Sincerely, [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:03, 19 February 2006 (UTC) Cromwellt, if your talking about my misspelling of Archive, that has '''nothing''' to do with me wanting to quit. If someone is going to cry every time their mistakes are corrected then they have no business working on a wiki. The fact is my English is rubbish, if you look at my [[:en:User:Gmcfoley|English Wiktionary]] page you will see this is something I have said long before I found this site. I have no business working on an English Dictionary. That has always been the plan, get the site to 100 entries, monitor it for vandalism or questions, then when it's up and running leave the work to the people who can actually do it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:06, 20 February 2006 (UTC) == Admin question == Thank you for supporting my promotion to admin. Now that I am one, I still have a lot of questions about it. The current question is: how do I modify the actual universal templates here? For example, how would I change the navigation box at left if I needed to? My reason for asking is because ''none'' of the non-mainspace pages (such as those in the "Wiktionary:" namespace and user talk pages) link correctly at the top of the edit page. This is the same issue I saw on the Community Portal page, but I have discovered that it is much more widespread than that page. Please tell me I don't have to ask a developer for help. I know how busy they are. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:35, 19 February 2006 (UTC) 4976 2006-02-20T17:20:36Z Flcelloguy 44 /* Admin question */ Note ==RE: Underline on Simple Wikibooks== I removed the line from [[b:MediaWiki:Monobook.css]] that was causing the underlined links, and they appear to be gone now. I agree, looks much better! [[User:Michael|Michael]] 08:16, 14 December 2005 (UTC) ==Hello== Just thought I'd drop in and say hi, since it appears you're (one of) the only active contributor here. After spending an exhausting day at en: Wikipedia, I headed over to simple: Wikipedia, where I relaxed a bit and wrote some new articles. Then I found a link here... the fun of multiple wikis! Anyways, just thought I'd pop in and say hi. [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 01:18, 16 December 2005 (UTC) :I'll try, though I admit I'm not as big a fan of Wiktionary as much as Wikipedia. Hence, my edits go into English Wikipedia (where I'm an admin and member of the Mediation Committee) and sometimes into simple English Wikipedia. However, I'll try and contribute here as well. By the way, I notice that you're both a bureaucrat and admin here. Is there any formal process set up for becoming an admin here? From my experience at simple Wikipedia, I know it's frustrating to contribute without admin rights. Would it be possible to become an admin here? Thanks a lot! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:59, 17 December 2005 (UTC) ::By the way, Gmcfoley, would you mind editing the site's monobook to change the link to privacy policy to Wikimedia Foundation's privacy policy? (see the bottom link to Privacy Policy). Also, could you do to the same for the link to donations? (Wikitonary and Wikipedia both do this on the English site). Finally, could you modify the monobook to remove "World News" - I don't think that that is necessary here, and English Wiktionary has that link removed. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 18:27, 17 December 2005 (UTC) :::Thanks! The pages I created were just temporary - all they said was to go to the links anyways. :-) Also, do you think we need a link to "Current events" in the navbar? It hasn't been created, and I'm not too sure what would go in there. OK, I'll make a request at meta - are you the only regular contributor here? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 22:22, 17 December 2005 (UTC) ::::Hello, I'm back! (Been busy with en Wikipedia over the holiday season...) What's the official status of this project? It seems like some stewards favor closing it. [http://meta.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?title=Requests_for_permissions&diff=266078&oldid=266005] I don't know, now, whether Simple English Wiktionary can become a distinguished Wiktionary apart from English Wiktionary. Your thoughts/opinions on that? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 00:26, 8 January 2006 (UTC) (I'll try and check in here more, as well) :::::I don't mean to butt into a semi-private conversation, but I thought I'd throw in my ideas about Simple English Wiktionary. I feel that this is a very useful project, and a sisterproject to Simple English Wikipedia. The main difference between the English Wiktionary and the Simple English Wiktionary (at least in my vision of things) is basically the same as that of Simple English Wikipedia: provide a resource for people who are not very good at English, whether because they are learning, they are young, or they are handicapped (or other reason, for that matter). The English Wiktionary is not a good resource for this, as it often uses much too sophisticated terminology for a Simple English Wikipedia user to understand, not to mention having a different focus/goal (to give English definitions for every word in every language). Here, all words and definitions would be in English, and, what's more, Simple English. As I mentioned above, this could be very useful, and I hope it will be highly linked with Simple English Wikipedia, for all of the less common words that one really can't avoid using there, and others of course. We would preferably moving all of the dictionary-ish entries over here, with links to them from appropriate articles. If you are curious, you can see more of what I feel about it on this talk page (from [[w:Wikipedia Talk:What Wikipedia is not|Simple English "What Wikipedia is not"]]). I'll copy this on to Flcelloguy's talk page also so he can see what I'm saying. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 12:23, 27 January 2006 (UTC) == Oh, and... == One more thing on another topic. This is only my opinion, but I think you should definitely request Bureaucrat status. We need a Bureaucrat around here, and you've been a sysop the longest. Obviously, you have my support. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 12:30, 27 January 2006 (UTC) :If you don't think we need a bureaucrat (and you've been here as admin for some time), I'm certainly in no position to argue. I'll take your word for it. I like the idea of being an admin, but I don't know a ton about how it works, the responsibilities, etc. Maybe you wouldn't mind giving me some insight into adminship. What do you think about my vision for this project? Netoholic (who is an admin and bureaucrat at SE Wikipedia) is strongly against using SE Wiktionary in conjunction with SE Wikipedia, though I can't really figure out why. He seems to think that English Wiktionary is what they should link to, and that they should include dictionary entry-type articles right there in SE Wikipedia. I think that is not following precedent from other Wikipedias and Wiktionaries, though as he is fond of saying, Simple English Wikipedia is different. I still think on this point it would make much more sense to link to SE Wiktionary, especially since we specifically avoid using complex sentences and big words to define things. Netoholic has been known to act in an unfriendly manner to people who disagree with him (such as blocking them), so I may be fighting a losing battle, but I'm hoping either he will come around or will not complain/interfere when I start moving and changing things. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:18, 1 February 2006 (UTC) ::Being an admin doesn't sound super-complicated, as you mentioned (thanks for the explanation), but it is true that many leaders and few followers make an organization top-heavy and generally problematic. Since as you also mentioned, the number of editors is few, perhaps the number of administrators should remain fewer. Then again, as the great Jimbo Wales says, "This should not be a big deal." I guess I'll go for it, though maybe not just yet. :) Is there a lower time-limit/edit-number-limit for adminship here? I was under the impression there was on English Wikipedia, and figured the same would be true in all sisterprojects. I agree that if the entry is here, this is more logical, which hopefully means that someday, all links from Simple English Wikipedia will be to here. :D Yes, Netoholic has had issues where other users (and even admins) have complained of abuse of power, both to him directly and to other admins like Angela. So far, nothing visible has come of it, not even a slap on the wrist. I don't think I have actual proof that he blocked someone he disagreed with, but other things like instant reverts on good edits with no discussion, etc. have happened repeatedly, and I still think I have some evidence that he has blocked users for disagreeing with him. As I mentioned earlier (and my contact and disagreement with Netoholic has become more direct and a bit more unpleasant since I wrote you last), I'm afraid of possible negative reactions (aside from possible heated words) to my differing opinion, but I'm not going to let that stop me from voicing it. What will be, will be. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 03:44, 6 February 2006 (UTC) <big>Welcome to the '''Simple English Wiktionary'''!</big> We hope you are happy editing here. Some helpful pages to start you off are [[Wiktionary:Community Portal]] and [[Help:Contents]]. If you want to meet and talk with other members, you can visit [[Wiktionary:Simple talk]]. Just remember that you should sign your messages on Talk pages by typing "<nowiki>[[User:200.234.49.188|200.234.49.188]] 00:40, 19 February 2006 (UTC)</nowiki>" (four tildes) at the end of your words. == Leaving!? == Oh noes! I'm sorry to hear that you'll be going - you've done a lot for the site, for which I'd like to say thank you. If you ever do get to properly quit, then I'd like to wish you all the best, and hope that you'll drop by from time to time (to correct all my spelling mistakes ;-). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 14:52, 19 February 2006 (UTC) :Gerard, *please DON'T quit!* I feel I am directly responsible for you feeling this way, but as I mentioned on the Simple Talk page, everyone makes mistakes, definitely including me. You are an extremely valuable member of our team. This may sound sappy, but it's true: you showed us that this project was worth doing, and gave it a jump start. You do good work as an admin, and I'm sure the vast majority of your edits are perfect (I know that mine aren't). Don't give up on us, we want you here. If you feel you must leave, please accept both my thanks for all the work you've done here and my apologies for being or intensifying the problem. Sincerely, [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:03, 19 February 2006 (UTC) Cromwellt, if your talking about my misspelling of Archive, that has '''nothing''' to do with me wanting to quit. If someone is going to cry every time their mistakes are corrected then they have no business working on a wiki. The fact is my English is rubbish, if you look at my [[:en:User:Gmcfoley|English Wiktionary]] page you will see this is something I have said long before I found this site. I have no business working on an English Dictionary. That has always been the plan, get the site to 100 entries, monitor it for vandalism or questions, then when it's up and running leave the work to the people who can actually do it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:06, 20 February 2006 (UTC) == Admin question == Thank you for supporting my promotion to admin. Now that I am one, I still have a lot of questions about it. The current question is: how do I modify the actual universal templates here? For example, how would I change the navigation box at left if I needed to? My reason for asking is because ''none'' of the non-mainspace pages (such as those in the "Wiktionary:" namespace and user talk pages) link correctly at the top of the edit page. This is the same issue I saw on the Community Portal page, but I have discovered that it is much more widespread than that page. Please tell me I don't have to ask a developer for help. I know how busy they are. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:35, 19 February 2006 (UTC) :Your input would be appreciated at [[Wiktionary:Administrators#Patrolled edits]]. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:20, 20 February 2006 (UTC) 4987 2006-02-20T18:11:28Z Cromwellt 61 /* Leaving!? */ Okay ==RE: Underline on Simple Wikibooks== I removed the line from [[b:MediaWiki:Monobook.css]] that was causing the underlined links, and they appear to be gone now. I agree, looks much better! [[User:Michael|Michael]] 08:16, 14 December 2005 (UTC) ==Hello== Just thought I'd drop in and say hi, since it appears you're (one of) the only active contributor here. After spending an exhausting day at en: Wikipedia, I headed over to simple: Wikipedia, where I relaxed a bit and wrote some new articles. Then I found a link here... the fun of multiple wikis! Anyways, just thought I'd pop in and say hi. [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 01:18, 16 December 2005 (UTC) :I'll try, though I admit I'm not as big a fan of Wiktionary as much as Wikipedia. Hence, my edits go into English Wikipedia (where I'm an admin and member of the Mediation Committee) and sometimes into simple English Wikipedia. However, I'll try and contribute here as well. By the way, I notice that you're both a bureaucrat and admin here. Is there any formal process set up for becoming an admin here? From my experience at simple Wikipedia, I know it's frustrating to contribute without admin rights. Would it be possible to become an admin here? Thanks a lot! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:59, 17 December 2005 (UTC) ::By the way, Gmcfoley, would you mind editing the site's monobook to change the link to privacy policy to Wikimedia Foundation's privacy policy? (see the bottom link to Privacy Policy). Also, could you do to the same for the link to donations? (Wikitonary and Wikipedia both do this on the English site). Finally, could you modify the monobook to remove "World News" - I don't think that that is necessary here, and English Wiktionary has that link removed. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 18:27, 17 December 2005 (UTC) :::Thanks! The pages I created were just temporary - all they said was to go to the links anyways. :-) Also, do you think we need a link to "Current events" in the navbar? It hasn't been created, and I'm not too sure what would go in there. OK, I'll make a request at meta - are you the only regular contributor here? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 22:22, 17 December 2005 (UTC) ::::Hello, I'm back! (Been busy with en Wikipedia over the holiday season...) What's the official status of this project? It seems like some stewards favor closing it. [http://meta.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?title=Requests_for_permissions&diff=266078&oldid=266005] I don't know, now, whether Simple English Wiktionary can become a distinguished Wiktionary apart from English Wiktionary. Your thoughts/opinions on that? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 00:26, 8 January 2006 (UTC) (I'll try and check in here more, as well) :::::I don't mean to butt into a semi-private conversation, but I thought I'd throw in my ideas about Simple English Wiktionary. I feel that this is a very useful project, and a sisterproject to Simple English Wikipedia. The main difference between the English Wiktionary and the Simple English Wiktionary (at least in my vision of things) is basically the same as that of Simple English Wikipedia: provide a resource for people who are not very good at English, whether because they are learning, they are young, or they are handicapped (or other reason, for that matter). The English Wiktionary is not a good resource for this, as it often uses much too sophisticated terminology for a Simple English Wikipedia user to understand, not to mention having a different focus/goal (to give English definitions for every word in every language). Here, all words and definitions would be in English, and, what's more, Simple English. As I mentioned above, this could be very useful, and I hope it will be highly linked with Simple English Wikipedia, for all of the less common words that one really can't avoid using there, and others of course. We would preferably moving all of the dictionary-ish entries over here, with links to them from appropriate articles. If you are curious, you can see more of what I feel about it on this talk page (from [[w:Wikipedia Talk:What Wikipedia is not|Simple English "What Wikipedia is not"]]). I'll copy this on to Flcelloguy's talk page also so he can see what I'm saying. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 12:23, 27 January 2006 (UTC) == Oh, and... == One more thing on another topic. This is only my opinion, but I think you should definitely request Bureaucrat status. We need a Bureaucrat around here, and you've been a sysop the longest. Obviously, you have my support. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 12:30, 27 January 2006 (UTC) :If you don't think we need a bureaucrat (and you've been here as admin for some time), I'm certainly in no position to argue. I'll take your word for it. I like the idea of being an admin, but I don't know a ton about how it works, the responsibilities, etc. Maybe you wouldn't mind giving me some insight into adminship. What do you think about my vision for this project? Netoholic (who is an admin and bureaucrat at SE Wikipedia) is strongly against using SE Wiktionary in conjunction with SE Wikipedia, though I can't really figure out why. He seems to think that English Wiktionary is what they should link to, and that they should include dictionary entry-type articles right there in SE Wikipedia. I think that is not following precedent from other Wikipedias and Wiktionaries, though as he is fond of saying, Simple English Wikipedia is different. I still think on this point it would make much more sense to link to SE Wiktionary, especially since we specifically avoid using complex sentences and big words to define things. Netoholic has been known to act in an unfriendly manner to people who disagree with him (such as blocking them), so I may be fighting a losing battle, but I'm hoping either he will come around or will not complain/interfere when I start moving and changing things. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:18, 1 February 2006 (UTC) ::Being an admin doesn't sound super-complicated, as you mentioned (thanks for the explanation), but it is true that many leaders and few followers make an organization top-heavy and generally problematic. Since as you also mentioned, the number of editors is few, perhaps the number of administrators should remain fewer. Then again, as the great Jimbo Wales says, "This should not be a big deal." I guess I'll go for it, though maybe not just yet. :) Is there a lower time-limit/edit-number-limit for adminship here? I was under the impression there was on English Wikipedia, and figured the same would be true in all sisterprojects. I agree that if the entry is here, this is more logical, which hopefully means that someday, all links from Simple English Wikipedia will be to here. :D Yes, Netoholic has had issues where other users (and even admins) have complained of abuse of power, both to him directly and to other admins like Angela. So far, nothing visible has come of it, not even a slap on the wrist. I don't think I have actual proof that he blocked someone he disagreed with, but other things like instant reverts on good edits with no discussion, etc. have happened repeatedly, and I still think I have some evidence that he has blocked users for disagreeing with him. As I mentioned earlier (and my contact and disagreement with Netoholic has become more direct and a bit more unpleasant since I wrote you last), I'm afraid of possible negative reactions (aside from possible heated words) to my differing opinion, but I'm not going to let that stop me from voicing it. What will be, will be. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 03:44, 6 February 2006 (UTC) <big>Welcome to the '''Simple English Wiktionary'''!</big> We hope you are happy editing here. Some helpful pages to start you off are [[Wiktionary:Community Portal]] and [[Help:Contents]]. If you want to meet and talk with other members, you can visit [[Wiktionary:Simple talk]]. Just remember that you should sign your messages on Talk pages by typing "<nowiki>[[User:200.234.49.188|200.234.49.188]] 00:40, 19 February 2006 (UTC)</nowiki>" (four tildes) at the end of your words. == Leaving!? == Oh noes! I'm sorry to hear that you'll be going - you've done a lot for the site, for which I'd like to say thank you. If you ever do get to properly quit, then I'd like to wish you all the best, and hope that you'll drop by from time to time (to correct all my spelling mistakes ;-). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 14:52, 19 February 2006 (UTC) :Gerard, *please DON'T quit!* I feel I am directly responsible for you feeling this way, but as I mentioned on the Simple Talk page, everyone makes mistakes, definitely including me. You are an extremely valuable member of our team. This may sound sappy, but it's true: you showed us that this project was worth doing, and gave it a jump start. You do good work as an admin, and I'm sure the vast majority of your edits are perfect (I know that mine aren't). Don't give up on us, we want you here. If you feel you must leave, please accept both my thanks for all the work you've done here and my apologies for being or intensifying the problem. Sincerely, [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:03, 19 February 2006 (UTC) Cromwellt, if your talking about my misspelling of Archive, that has '''nothing''' to do with me wanting to quit. If someone is going to cry every time their mistakes are corrected then they have no business working on a wiki. The fact is my English is rubbish, if you look at my [[:en:User:Gmcfoley|English Wiktionary]] page you will see this is something I have said long before I found this site. I have no business working on an English Dictionary. That has always been the plan, get the site to 100 entries, monitor it for vandalism or questions, then when it's up and running leave the work to the people who can actually do it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:06, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :Thank you for explaining that. I respect your decision. Thanks again, then for the work you've done/are doing (if you're not leaving ''just yet'') and God bless. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:11, 20 February 2006 (UTC) == Admin question == Thank you for supporting my promotion to admin. Now that I am one, I still have a lot of questions about it. The current question is: how do I modify the actual universal templates here? For example, how would I change the navigation box at left if I needed to? My reason for asking is because ''none'' of the non-mainspace pages (such as those in the "Wiktionary:" namespace and user talk pages) link correctly at the top of the edit page. This is the same issue I saw on the Community Portal page, but I have discovered that it is much more widespread than that page. Please tell me I don't have to ask a developer for help. I know how busy they are. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:35, 19 February 2006 (UTC) :Your input would be appreciated at [[Wiktionary:Administrators#Patrolled edits]]. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:20, 20 February 2006 (UTC) 5043 2006-02-21T21:11:34Z Cromwellt 61 Fascinating puzzle ==RE: Underline on Simple Wikibooks== I removed the line from [[b:MediaWiki:Monobook.css]] that was causing the underlined links, and they appear to be gone now. I agree, looks much better! [[User:Michael|Michael]] 08:16, 14 December 2005 (UTC) ==Hello== Just thought I'd drop in and say hi, since it appears you're (one of) the only active contributor here. After spending an exhausting day at en: Wikipedia, I headed over to simple: Wikipedia, where I relaxed a bit and wrote some new articles. Then I found a link here... the fun of multiple wikis! Anyways, just thought I'd pop in and say hi. [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 01:18, 16 December 2005 (UTC) :I'll try, though I admit I'm not as big a fan of Wiktionary as much as Wikipedia. Hence, my edits go into English Wikipedia (where I'm an admin and member of the Mediation Committee) and sometimes into simple English Wikipedia. However, I'll try and contribute here as well. By the way, I notice that you're both a bureaucrat and admin here. Is there any formal process set up for becoming an admin here? From my experience at simple Wikipedia, I know it's frustrating to contribute without admin rights. Would it be possible to become an admin here? Thanks a lot! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:59, 17 December 2005 (UTC) ::By the way, Gmcfoley, would you mind editing the site's monobook to change the link to privacy policy to Wikimedia Foundation's privacy policy? (see the bottom link to Privacy Policy). Also, could you do to the same for the link to donations? (Wikitonary and Wikipedia both do this on the English site). Finally, could you modify the monobook to remove "World News" - I don't think that that is necessary here, and English Wiktionary has that link removed. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 18:27, 17 December 2005 (UTC) :::Thanks! The pages I created were just temporary - all they said was to go to the links anyways. :-) Also, do you think we need a link to "Current events" in the navbar? It hasn't been created, and I'm not too sure what would go in there. OK, I'll make a request at meta - are you the only regular contributor here? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 22:22, 17 December 2005 (UTC) ::::Hello, I'm back! (Been busy with en Wikipedia over the holiday season...) What's the official status of this project? It seems like some stewards favor closing it. [http://meta.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?title=Requests_for_permissions&diff=266078&oldid=266005] I don't know, now, whether Simple English Wiktionary can become a distinguished Wiktionary apart from English Wiktionary. Your thoughts/opinions on that? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 00:26, 8 January 2006 (UTC) (I'll try and check in here more, as well) :::::I don't mean to butt into a semi-private conversation, but I thought I'd throw in my ideas about Simple English Wiktionary. I feel that this is a very useful project, and a sisterproject to Simple English Wikipedia. The main difference between the English Wiktionary and the Simple English Wiktionary (at least in my vision of things) is basically the same as that of Simple English Wikipedia: provide a resource for people who are not very good at English, whether because they are learning, they are young, or they are handicapped (or other reason, for that matter). The English Wiktionary is not a good resource for this, as it often uses much too sophisticated terminology for a Simple English Wikipedia user to understand, not to mention having a different focus/goal (to give English definitions for every word in every language). Here, all words and definitions would be in English, and, what's more, Simple English. As I mentioned above, this could be very useful, and I hope it will be highly linked with Simple English Wikipedia, for all of the less common words that one really can't avoid using there, and others of course. We would preferably moving all of the dictionary-ish entries over here, with links to them from appropriate articles. If you are curious, you can see more of what I feel about it on this talk page (from [[w:Wikipedia Talk:What Wikipedia is not|Simple English "What Wikipedia is not"]]). I'll copy this on to Flcelloguy's talk page also so he can see what I'm saying. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 12:23, 27 January 2006 (UTC) == Oh, and... == One more thing on another topic. This is only my opinion, but I think you should definitely request Bureaucrat status. We need a Bureaucrat around here, and you've been a sysop the longest. Obviously, you have my support. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 12:30, 27 January 2006 (UTC) :If you don't think we need a bureaucrat (and you've been here as admin for some time), I'm certainly in no position to argue. I'll take your word for it. I like the idea of being an admin, but I don't know a ton about how it works, the responsibilities, etc. Maybe you wouldn't mind giving me some insight into adminship. What do you think about my vision for this project? Netoholic (who is an admin and bureaucrat at SE Wikipedia) is strongly against using SE Wiktionary in conjunction with SE Wikipedia, though I can't really figure out why. He seems to think that English Wiktionary is what they should link to, and that they should include dictionary entry-type articles right there in SE Wikipedia. I think that is not following precedent from other Wikipedias and Wiktionaries, though as he is fond of saying, Simple English Wikipedia is different. I still think on this point it would make much more sense to link to SE Wiktionary, especially since we specifically avoid using complex sentences and big words to define things. Netoholic has been known to act in an unfriendly manner to people who disagree with him (such as blocking them), so I may be fighting a losing battle, but I'm hoping either he will come around or will not complain/interfere when I start moving and changing things. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:18, 1 February 2006 (UTC) ::Being an admin doesn't sound super-complicated, as you mentioned (thanks for the explanation), but it is true that many leaders and few followers make an organization top-heavy and generally problematic. Since as you also mentioned, the number of editors is few, perhaps the number of administrators should remain fewer. Then again, as the great Jimbo Wales says, "This should not be a big deal." I guess I'll go for it, though maybe not just yet. :) Is there a lower time-limit/edit-number-limit for adminship here? I was under the impression there was on English Wikipedia, and figured the same would be true in all sisterprojects. I agree that if the entry is here, this is more logical, which hopefully means that someday, all links from Simple English Wikipedia will be to here. :D Yes, Netoholic has had issues where other users (and even admins) have complained of abuse of power, both to him directly and to other admins like Angela. So far, nothing visible has come of it, not even a slap on the wrist. I don't think I have actual proof that he blocked someone he disagreed with, but other things like instant reverts on good edits with no discussion, etc. have happened repeatedly, and I still think I have some evidence that he has blocked users for disagreeing with him. As I mentioned earlier (and my contact and disagreement with Netoholic has become more direct and a bit more unpleasant since I wrote you last), I'm afraid of possible negative reactions (aside from possible heated words) to my differing opinion, but I'm not going to let that stop me from voicing it. What will be, will be. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 03:44, 6 February 2006 (UTC) <big>Welcome to the '''Simple English Wiktionary'''!</big> We hope you are happy editing here. Some helpful pages to start you off are [[Wiktionary:Community Portal]] and [[Help:Contents]]. If you want to meet and talk with other members, you can visit [[Wiktionary:Simple talk]]. Just remember that you should sign your messages on Talk pages by typing "<nowiki>[[User:200.234.49.188|200.234.49.188]] 00:40, 19 February 2006 (UTC)</nowiki>" (four tildes) at the end of your words. == Leaving!? == Oh noes! I'm sorry to hear that you'll be going - you've done a lot for the site, for which I'd like to say thank you. If you ever do get to properly quit, then I'd like to wish you all the best, and hope that you'll drop by from time to time (to correct all my spelling mistakes ;-). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 14:52, 19 February 2006 (UTC) :Gerard, *please DON'T quit!* I feel I am directly responsible for you feeling this way, but as I mentioned on the Simple Talk page, everyone makes mistakes, definitely including me. You are an extremely valuable member of our team. This may sound sappy, but it's true: you showed us that this project was worth doing, and gave it a jump start. You do good work as an admin, and I'm sure the vast majority of your edits are perfect (I know that mine aren't). Don't give up on us, we want you here. If you feel you must leave, please accept both my thanks for all the work you've done here and my apologies for being or intensifying the problem. Sincerely, [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:03, 19 February 2006 (UTC) Cromwellt, if your talking about my misspelling of Archive, that has '''nothing''' to do with me wanting to quit. If someone is going to cry every time their mistakes are corrected then they have no business working on a wiki. The fact is my English is rubbish, if you look at my [[:en:User:Gmcfoley|English Wiktionary]] page you will see this is something I have said long before I found this site. I have no business working on an English Dictionary. That has always been the plan, get the site to 100 entries, monitor it for vandalism or questions, then when it's up and running leave the work to the people who can actually do it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:06, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :Thank you for explaining that. I respect your decision. Thanks again, then for the work you've done/are doing (if you're not leaving ''just yet'') and God bless. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:11, 20 February 2006 (UTC) == Admin question == Thank you for supporting my promotion to admin. Now that I am one, I still have a lot of questions about it. The current question is: how do I modify the actual universal templates here? For example, how would I change the navigation box at left if I needed to? My reason for asking is because ''none'' of the non-mainspace pages (such as those in the "Wiktionary:" namespace and user talk pages) link correctly at the top of the edit page. This is the same issue I saw on the Community Portal page, but I have discovered that it is much more widespread than that page. Please tell me I don't have to ask a developer for help. I know how busy they are. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:35, 19 February 2006 (UTC) :Your input would be appreciated at [[Wiktionary:Administrators#Patrolled edits]]. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:20, 20 February 2006 (UTC) == Fascinating puzzle == I've been working on it for a few minutes now, and I've found several. I don't want to ruin anything for the others, so I'll put what I've found on a [[User:Cromwellt/Puzzle answers|subpage]] of my userpage. See what you think. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:11, 21 February 2006 (UTC) 5717 2006-03-09T15:39:44Z Cromwellt 61 /* Fascinating puzzle */ Puzzle 2 response ==RE: Underline on Simple Wikibooks== I removed the line from [[b:MediaWiki:Monobook.css]] that was causing the underlined links, and they appear to be gone now. I agree, looks much better! [[User:Michael|Michael]] 08:16, 14 December 2005 (UTC) ==Hello== Just thought I'd drop in and say hi, since it appears you're (one of) the only active contributor here. After spending an exhausting day at en: Wikipedia, I headed over to simple: Wikipedia, where I relaxed a bit and wrote some new articles. Then I found a link here... the fun of multiple wikis! Anyways, just thought I'd pop in and say hi. [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 01:18, 16 December 2005 (UTC) :I'll try, though I admit I'm not as big a fan of Wiktionary as much as Wikipedia. Hence, my edits go into English Wikipedia (where I'm an admin and member of the Mediation Committee) and sometimes into simple English Wikipedia. However, I'll try and contribute here as well. By the way, I notice that you're both a bureaucrat and admin here. Is there any formal process set up for becoming an admin here? From my experience at simple Wikipedia, I know it's frustrating to contribute without admin rights. Would it be possible to become an admin here? Thanks a lot! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:59, 17 December 2005 (UTC) ::By the way, Gmcfoley, would you mind editing the site's monobook to change the link to privacy policy to Wikimedia Foundation's privacy policy? (see the bottom link to Privacy Policy). Also, could you do to the same for the link to donations? (Wikitonary and Wikipedia both do this on the English site). Finally, could you modify the monobook to remove "World News" - I don't think that that is necessary here, and English Wiktionary has that link removed. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 18:27, 17 December 2005 (UTC) :::Thanks! The pages I created were just temporary - all they said was to go to the links anyways. :-) Also, do you think we need a link to "Current events" in the navbar? It hasn't been created, and I'm not too sure what would go in there. OK, I'll make a request at meta - are you the only regular contributor here? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 22:22, 17 December 2005 (UTC) ::::Hello, I'm back! (Been busy with en Wikipedia over the holiday season...) What's the official status of this project? It seems like some stewards favor closing it. [http://meta.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?title=Requests_for_permissions&diff=266078&oldid=266005] I don't know, now, whether Simple English Wiktionary can become a distinguished Wiktionary apart from English Wiktionary. Your thoughts/opinions on that? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 00:26, 8 January 2006 (UTC) (I'll try and check in here more, as well) :::::I don't mean to butt into a semi-private conversation, but I thought I'd throw in my ideas about Simple English Wiktionary. I feel that this is a very useful project, and a sisterproject to Simple English Wikipedia. The main difference between the English Wiktionary and the Simple English Wiktionary (at least in my vision of things) is basically the same as that of Simple English Wikipedia: provide a resource for people who are not very good at English, whether because they are learning, they are young, or they are handicapped (or other reason, for that matter). The English Wiktionary is not a good resource for this, as it often uses much too sophisticated terminology for a Simple English Wikipedia user to understand, not to mention having a different focus/goal (to give English definitions for every word in every language). Here, all words and definitions would be in English, and, what's more, Simple English. As I mentioned above, this could be very useful, and I hope it will be highly linked with Simple English Wikipedia, for all of the less common words that one really can't avoid using there, and others of course. We would preferably moving all of the dictionary-ish entries over here, with links to them from appropriate articles. If you are curious, you can see more of what I feel about it on this talk page (from [[w:Wikipedia Talk:What Wikipedia is not|Simple English "What Wikipedia is not"]]). I'll copy this on to Flcelloguy's talk page also so he can see what I'm saying. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 12:23, 27 January 2006 (UTC) == Oh, and... == One more thing on another topic. This is only my opinion, but I think you should definitely request Bureaucrat status. We need a Bureaucrat around here, and you've been a sysop the longest. Obviously, you have my support. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 12:30, 27 January 2006 (UTC) :If you don't think we need a bureaucrat (and you've been here as admin for some time), I'm certainly in no position to argue. I'll take your word for it. I like the idea of being an admin, but I don't know a ton about how it works, the responsibilities, etc. Maybe you wouldn't mind giving me some insight into adminship. What do you think about my vision for this project? Netoholic (who is an admin and bureaucrat at SE Wikipedia) is strongly against using SE Wiktionary in conjunction with SE Wikipedia, though I can't really figure out why. He seems to think that English Wiktionary is what they should link to, and that they should include dictionary entry-type articles right there in SE Wikipedia. I think that is not following precedent from other Wikipedias and Wiktionaries, though as he is fond of saying, Simple English Wikipedia is different. I still think on this point it would make much more sense to link to SE Wiktionary, especially since we specifically avoid using complex sentences and big words to define things. Netoholic has been known to act in an unfriendly manner to people who disagree with him (such as blocking them), so I may be fighting a losing battle, but I'm hoping either he will come around or will not complain/interfere when I start moving and changing things. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:18, 1 February 2006 (UTC) ::Being an admin doesn't sound super-complicated, as you mentioned (thanks for the explanation), but it is true that many leaders and few followers make an organization top-heavy and generally problematic. Since as you also mentioned, the number of editors is few, perhaps the number of administrators should remain fewer. Then again, as the great Jimbo Wales says, "This should not be a big deal." I guess I'll go for it, though maybe not just yet. :) Is there a lower time-limit/edit-number-limit for adminship here? I was under the impression there was on English Wikipedia, and figured the same would be true in all sisterprojects. I agree that if the entry is here, this is more logical, which hopefully means that someday, all links from Simple English Wikipedia will be to here. :D Yes, Netoholic has had issues where other users (and even admins) have complained of abuse of power, both to him directly and to other admins like Angela. So far, nothing visible has come of it, not even a slap on the wrist. I don't think I have actual proof that he blocked someone he disagreed with, but other things like instant reverts on good edits with no discussion, etc. have happened repeatedly, and I still think I have some evidence that he has blocked users for disagreeing with him. As I mentioned earlier (and my contact and disagreement with Netoholic has become more direct and a bit more unpleasant since I wrote you last), I'm afraid of possible negative reactions (aside from possible heated words) to my differing opinion, but I'm not going to let that stop me from voicing it. What will be, will be. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 03:44, 6 February 2006 (UTC) <big>Welcome to the '''Simple English Wiktionary'''!</big> We hope you are happy editing here. Some helpful pages to start you off are [[Wiktionary:Community Portal]] and [[Help:Contents]]. If you want to meet and talk with other members, you can visit [[Wiktionary:Simple talk]]. Just remember that you should sign your messages on Talk pages by typing "<nowiki>[[User:200.234.49.188|200.234.49.188]] 00:40, 19 February 2006 (UTC)</nowiki>" (four tildes) at the end of your words. == Leaving!? == Oh noes! I'm sorry to hear that you'll be going - you've done a lot for the site, for which I'd like to say thank you. If you ever do get to properly quit, then I'd like to wish you all the best, and hope that you'll drop by from time to time (to correct all my spelling mistakes ;-). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 14:52, 19 February 2006 (UTC) :Gerard, *please DON'T quit!* I feel I am directly responsible for you feeling this way, but as I mentioned on the Simple Talk page, everyone makes mistakes, definitely including me. You are an extremely valuable member of our team. This may sound sappy, but it's true: you showed us that this project was worth doing, and gave it a jump start. You do good work as an admin, and I'm sure the vast majority of your edits are perfect (I know that mine aren't). Don't give up on us, we want you here. If you feel you must leave, please accept both my thanks for all the work you've done here and my apologies for being or intensifying the problem. Sincerely, [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:03, 19 February 2006 (UTC) Cromwellt, if your talking about my misspelling of Archive, that has '''nothing''' to do with me wanting to quit. If someone is going to cry every time their mistakes are corrected then they have no business working on a wiki. The fact is my English is rubbish, if you look at my [[:en:User:Gmcfoley|English Wiktionary]] page you will see this is something I have said long before I found this site. I have no business working on an English Dictionary. That has always been the plan, get the site to 100 entries, monitor it for vandalism or questions, then when it's up and running leave the work to the people who can actually do it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:06, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :Thank you for explaining that. I respect your decision. Thanks again, then for the work you've done/are doing (if you're not leaving ''just yet'') and God bless. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:11, 20 February 2006 (UTC) == Admin question == Thank you for supporting my promotion to admin. Now that I am one, I still have a lot of questions about it. The current question is: how do I modify the actual universal templates here? For example, how would I change the navigation box at left if I needed to? My reason for asking is because ''none'' of the non-mainspace pages (such as those in the "Wiktionary:" namespace and user talk pages) link correctly at the top of the edit page. This is the same issue I saw on the Community Portal page, but I have discovered that it is much more widespread than that page. Please tell me I don't have to ask a developer for help. I know how busy they are. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:35, 19 February 2006 (UTC) :Your input would be appreciated at [[Wiktionary:Administrators#Patrolled edits]]. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:20, 20 February 2006 (UTC) == Fascinating puzzle == I've been working on it for a few minutes now, and I've found several. I don't want to ruin anything for the others, so I'll put what I've found on a [[User:Cromwellt/Puzzle answers|subpage]] of my userpage. See what you think. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:11, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I was able to solve Puzzle 2 without too much trouble, which I put on the same subpage with the other one. I would like to check out the other thing you mentioned, but since this is a public computer, without flash player, and is protected against setting changes by non-administrators, I can't. Oh well. I like your puzzles, anyway. :) --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 15:39, 9 March 2006 (UTC) 6184 2006-03-25T23:07:43Z Gmcfoley 41 <div style="float:left;border:solid #ff0000 1px;margin:1px"> {| cellspacing="0" style="width:238px;background:#ffcccc" | style="width:45px;height:45px;background:#ff0000;text-align:center;font-size:10pt;" | '''active-0''' | style="font-size:8pt;padding:4pt;line-height:1.25em" | I am not active on this wiki. Better to contact me at [[w:User:Gmcfoley|Wikipedia]]. |} </div> <br style="clear:left;" /> 6188 2006-03-27T17:11:38Z Cromwellt 61 Directed to English Wikipedia instead of Simple English Wikipedia (I hope that was your intent) <div style="float:left;border:solid #ff0000 1px;margin:1px"> {| cellspacing="0" style="width:238px;background:#ffcccc" | style="width:45px;height:45px;background:#ff0000;text-align:center;font-size:10pt;" | '''active-0''' | style="font-size:8pt;padding:4pt;line-height:1.25em" | I am not active on this wiki. 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Thank you for taking the time to read this page, and please enjoy your experience at the simple English ''Wiktionary''. 1778 4409 2005-12-16T01:04:18Z 144.173.6.77 {{wiktionary}} ==Noun== '''white''' # one of the [[color]]s people can see: <span style="background-color: white; width: 80px; border: 1px black solid">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</span> # the white colored part of an [[egg]] # a person with [[fair]] ([[light]]) colored skin ==Adjective== '''white''' # colored white 5397 2006-02-23T00:59:40Z Conversion script [[White]] moved to [[white]]: Converting page titles to lowercase {{wiktionary}} ==Noun== '''white''' # one of the [[color]]s people can see: <span style="background-color: white; width: 80px; border: 1px black solid">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</span> # the white colored part of an [[egg]] # a person with [[fair]] ([[light]]) colored skin ==Adjective== '''white''' # colored white 7235 2006-07-16T13:14:55Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} # one of the [[color]]s people can see: <span style="background-color: white; width: 80px; border: 1px black solid">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</span> # the white colored part of an [[egg]] # a person with [[fair]] ([[light]]) colored skin ==Adjective== {{adjective|white|whiter|whitest}} # colored white 7778 2006-07-19T13:38:10Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ca, el, en, fa, fi, fr, hu, hy, io, it, ja, ko, ky, pl, pt, ro, ru, sv, ta, tr, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} # one of the [[color]]s people can see: <span style="background-color: white; width: 80px; border: 1px black solid">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</span> # the white colored part of an [[egg]] # a person with [[fair]] ([[light]]) colored skin ==Adjective== {{adjective|white|whiter|whitest}} # colored white [[ca:white]] [[el:white]] [[en:white]] [[fa:white]] [[fr:white]] [[ko:white]] [[hy:white]] [[io:white]] [[it:white]] [[ky:white]] [[hu:white]] [[ja:white]] [[pl:white]] [[pt:white]] [[ro:white]] [[ru:white]] [[fi:white]] [[sv:white]] [[ta:white]] [[vi:white]] [[tr:white]] [[zh:white]] 8707 2006-08-13T19:50:35Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: et ==Noun== {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} # one of the [[color]]s people can see: <span style="background-color: white; width: 80px; border: 1px black solid">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</span> # the white colored part of an [[egg]] # a person with [[fair]] ([[light]]) colored skin ==Adjective== {{adjective|white|whiter|whitest}} # colored white [[ca:white]] [[et:white]] [[el:white]] [[en:white]] [[fa:white]] [[fr:white]] [[ko:white]] [[hy:white]] [[io:white]] [[it:white]] [[ky:white]] [[hu:white]] [[ja:white]] [[pl:white]] [[pt:white]] [[ro:white]] [[ru:white]] [[fi:white]] [[sv:white]] [[ta:white]] [[vi:white]] [[tr:white]] [[zh:white]] 10283 2006-09-24T14:26:59Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[es:white]] ==Noun== {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} # one of the [[color]]s people can see: <span style="background-color: white; width: 80px; border: 1px black solid">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</span> # the white colored part of an [[egg]] # a person with [[fair]] ([[light]]) colored skin ==Adjective== {{adjective|white|whiter|whitest}} # colored white [[ca:white]] [[et:white]] [[el:white]] [[en:white]] [[es:white]] [[fa:white]] [[fr:white]] [[ko:white]] [[hy:white]] [[io:white]] [[it:white]] [[ky:white]] [[hu:white]] [[ja:white]] [[pl:white]] [[pt:white]] [[ro:white]] [[ru:white]] [[fi:white]] [[sv:white]] [[ta:white]] [[vi:white]] [[tr:white]] [[zh:white]] 10836 2006-10-11T16:35:47Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:white]], [[uk:white]] ==Noun== {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} # one of the [[color]]s people can see: <span style="background-color: white; width: 80px; border: 1px black solid">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</span> # the white colored part of an [[egg]] # a person with [[fair]] ([[light]]) colored skin ==Adjective== {{adjective|white|whiter|whitest}} # colored white [[ca:white]] [[et:white]] [[el:white]] [[en:white]] [[es:white]] [[fa:white]] [[fr:white]] [[ko:white]] [[hy:white]] [[io:white]] [[it:white]] [[kk:white]] [[ky:white]] [[hu:white]] [[ja:white]] [[pl:white]] [[pt:white]] [[ro:white]] [[ru:white]] [[fi:white]] [[sv:white]] [[ta:white]] [[vi:white]] [[tr:white]] [[uk:white]] [[zh:white]] 11447 2006-10-22T08:52:44Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ku:white]] ==Noun== {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} # one of the [[color]]s people can see: <span style="background-color: white; width: 80px; border: 1px black solid">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</span> # the white colored part of an [[egg]] # a person with [[fair]] ([[light]]) colored skin ==Adjective== {{adjective|white|whiter|whitest}} # colored white [[ca:white]] [[et:white]] [[el:white]] [[en:white]] [[es:white]] [[fa:white]] [[fr:white]] [[ko:white]] [[hy:white]] [[io:white]] [[it:white]] [[kk:white]] [[ky:white]] [[ku:white]] [[hu:white]] [[ja:white]] [[pl:white]] [[pt:white]] [[ro:white]] [[ru:white]] [[fi:white]] [[sv:white]] [[ta:white]] [[vi:white]] [[tr:white]] [[uk:white]] [[zh:white]] 13996 2006-12-20T12:31:08Z Brett 77 formatting ==Noun== {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} # one of the [[color]]s people can see: <span style="background-color: white; width: 80px; border: 1px black solid">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</span> # the '''white''' or clear colored part inside an [[egg]] # a person with [[fair]] ([[light]]) colored skin ==Adjective== {{adjective|white|whiter|whitest}} # colored '''white''' [[ca:white]] [[et:white]] [[el:white]] [[en:white]] [[es:white]] [[fa:white]] [[fr:white]] [[ko:white]] [[hy:white]] [[io:white]] [[it:white]] [[kk:white]] [[ky:white]] [[ku:white]] [[hu:white]] [[ja:white]] [[pl:white]] [[pt:white]] [[ro:white]] [[ru:white]] [[fi:white]] [[sv:white]] [[ta:white]] [[vi:white]] [[tr:white]] [[uk:white]] [[zh:white]] 1779 4410 2005-12-16T01:11:06Z Flcelloguy 44 Create user space Hmmm... a [[red]] [[link]] and a blank user space. Head over to [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Flcelloguy my English Wikipedia's user page], where I am an administrator and member of the Mediation Committee. [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 01:11, 16 December 2005 (UTC) 4414 2005-12-16T01:18:46Z Flcelloguy 44 Expand Hmmm... a [[red]] [[link]] and a blank user space. Head over to [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Flcelloguy my English Wikipedia's user page], where I am an administrator and member of the Mediation Committee. You should probably contact me there if you want a fast response. [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 01:11, 16 December 2005 (UTC) 5080 2006-02-23T00:28:02Z Flcelloguy 44 +stuff Hmmm... a [[red]] [[link]] and a blank user space. Head over to [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Flcelloguy my English Wikipedia's user page], where I am an administrator and member of the Mediation Committee. You should probably contact me there if you want a fast response. [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 01:11, 16 December 2005 (UTC) [[Template:wiktionary]] [[Template:click]] 1780 4411 2005-12-16T01:12:31Z Flcelloguy 44 Create basic help page Welcome to the '''Simple English Wiktionary'''. Our goal here is to create a completely free, community-written [[dictionary]] in simple [[English]]. 4412 2005-12-16T01:13:37Z Flcelloguy 44 Expand paragraph Welcome to the '''Simple English Wiktionary'''. Our goal here is to create a completely free, community-written [[dictionary]] in simple [[English]]. We are just getting started. For more information, see [[Help:Contents]]. 6168 2006-03-23T22:57:54Z Cromwellt 61 added more description and revised what was there Welcome to the '''Simple English Wiktionary'''. Our goal here is to create a completely free, community-written [[dictionary]] in simple [[English]]. We are still very small, but are beginning to grow. There is a list of links to help pages at [[Help:Contents]]. 1781 4415 2005-12-16T01:21:23Z Flcelloguy 44 Create entry {{wiktionary}} ==Noun== '''egg''' # a reproductive cell; some will later [[hatch]] # a common food that comes from an animal's reproductive cell ==Verb== '''white''' # to [[goad]] someone 4416 2005-12-16T01:21:38Z Flcelloguy 44 /* Verb */ Fix {{wiktionary}} ==Noun== '''egg''' # a reproductive cell; some will later [[hatch]] # a common food that comes from an animal's reproductive cell ==Verb== '''egg''' # to [[goad]] someone 4477 2005-12-17T13:17:42Z H2g2bob 43 {{wiktionary}} ==Noun== '''egg''' # a reproductive cell; some will later [[hatch]] # a common food that comes from an animal's reproductive cell ==Verb== '''egg''' # to [[encourage]] someone 4595 2006-01-12T10:58:10Z H2g2bob 43 {{wiktionary}} ==Noun== '''egg''' # a common food that comes from an animal's reproductive cell, normally a [[chicken]] #: I had a boiled '''egg''' for [[breakfast]] # a reproductive cell; some will later [[hatch]] ==Verb== '''egg''' # to [[encourage]] someone 5217 2006-02-23T00:59:38Z Conversion script [[Egg]] moved to [[egg]]: Converting page titles to lowercase {{wiktionary}} ==Noun== '''egg''' # a common food that comes from an animal's reproductive cell, normally a [[chicken]] #: I had a boiled '''egg''' for [[breakfast]] # a reproductive cell; some will later [[hatch]] ==Verb== '''egg''' # to [[encourage]] someone 7201 2006-07-16T02:14:11Z Brett 77 /* Verb */ {{wiktionary}} ==Noun== '''egg''' # a common food that comes from an animal's reproductive cell, normally a [[chicken]] #: I had a boiled '''egg''' for [[breakfast]] # a reproductive cell; some will later [[hatch]] 7526 2006-07-19T04:22:36Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ang, de, el, en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, ko, pl, ru, sr, ta, zh {{wiktionary}} ==Noun== '''egg''' # a common food that comes from an animal's reproductive cell, normally a [[chicken]] #: I had a boiled '''egg''' for [[breakfast]] # a reproductive cell; some will later [[hatch]] [[ang:egg]] [[de:egg]] [[el:egg]] [[en:egg]] [[fr:egg]] [[ko:egg]] [[io:egg]] [[it:egg]] [[hu:egg]] [[ja:egg]] [[pl:egg]] [[ru:egg]] [[sr:egg]] [[fi:egg]] [[ta:egg]] [[zh:egg]] 7830 2006-07-21T01:06:56Z Kappa 92 image {{wiktionary}} ==Noun== '''egg''' # a common food that comes from an animal's reproductive cell, normally a [[chicken]] #: I had a boiled '''egg''' for [[breakfast]] # a reproductive cell; some will later [[hatch]] [[Image:Barnevelder eggs.jpg|thumb|Eggs]] [[ang:egg]] [[de:egg]] [[el:egg]] [[en:egg]] [[fr:egg]] [[ko:egg]] [[io:egg]] [[it:egg]] [[hu:egg]] [[ja:egg]] [[pl:egg]] [[ru:egg]] [[sr:egg]] [[fi:egg]] [[ta:egg]] [[zh:egg]] 7843 2006-07-21T01:33:47Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ {{wiktionary}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # a common food that comes from an animal's reproductive cell, normally a [[chicken]] #: I had a boiled '''egg''' for [[breakfast]] # a reproductive cell; some will later [[hatch]] [[Image:Barnevelder eggs.jpg|thumb|Eggs]] [[ang:egg]] [[de:egg]] [[el:egg]] [[en:egg]] [[fr:egg]] [[ko:egg]] [[io:egg]] [[it:egg]] [[hu:egg]] [[ja:egg]] [[pl:egg]] [[ru:egg]] [[sr:egg]] [[fi:egg]] [[ta:egg]] [[zh:egg]] 7844 2006-07-21T01:34:10Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} # a common food that comes from an animal's reproductive cell, normally a [[chicken]] #: I had a boiled '''egg''' for [[breakfast]] # a reproductive cell; some will later [[hatch]] [[Image:Barnevelder eggs.jpg|thumb|Eggs]] [[ang:egg]] [[de:egg]] [[el:egg]] [[en:egg]] [[fr:egg]] [[ko:egg]] [[io:egg]] [[it:egg]] [[hu:egg]] [[ja:egg]] [[pl:egg]] [[ru:egg]] [[sr:egg]] [[fi:egg]] [[ta:egg]] [[zh:egg]] 9545 2006-09-10T12:05:55Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Noun== {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} # a common food that comes from an animal's reproductive cell, normally a [[chicken]] #: I had a boiled '''egg''' for [[breakfast]] # a reproductive cell; some will later [[hatch]] [[Image:Barnevelder eggs.jpg|thumb|Eggs]] [[ang:egg]] [[de:egg]] [[el:egg]] [[en:egg]] [[fr:egg]] [[ko:egg]] [[io:egg]] [[it:egg]] [[hu:egg]] [[ja:egg]] [[pl:egg]] [[ru:egg]] [[sr:egg]] [[fi:egg]] [[ta:egg]] [[vi:egg]] [[zh:egg]] 10026 2006-09-24T12:43:48Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ar:egg]], [[es:egg]], [[tr:egg]] ==Noun== {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} # a common food that comes from an animal's reproductive cell, normally a [[chicken]] #: I had a boiled '''egg''' for [[breakfast]] # a reproductive cell; some will later [[hatch]] [[Image:Barnevelder eggs.jpg|thumb|Eggs]] [[ang:egg]] [[ar:egg]] [[de:egg]] [[el:egg]] [[en:egg]] [[es:egg]] [[fr:egg]] [[ko:egg]] [[io:egg]] [[it:egg]] [[hu:egg]] [[ja:egg]] [[pl:egg]] [[ru:egg]] [[sr:egg]] [[fi:egg]] [[ta:egg]] [[vi:egg]] [[tr:egg]] [[zh:egg]] 10692 2006-10-10T02:32:37Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy, is, kk, uk ==Noun== {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} # a common food that comes from an animal's reproductive cell, normally a [[chicken]] #: I had a boiled '''egg''' for [[breakfast]] # a reproductive cell; some will later [[hatch]] [[Image:Barnevelder eggs.jpg|thumb|Eggs]] [[ang:egg]] [[ar:egg]] [[de:egg]] [[el:egg]] [[en:egg]] [[es:egg]] [[fr:egg]] [[ko:egg]] [[hy:egg]] [[io:egg]] [[is:egg]] [[it:egg]] [[kk:egg]] [[hu:egg]] [[ja:egg]] [[pl:egg]] [[ru:egg]] [[sr:egg]] [[fi:egg]] [[ta:egg]] [[vi:egg]] [[tr:egg]] [[uk:egg]] [[zh:egg]] 11939 2006-11-09T16:38:19Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[no:egg]] ==Noun== {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} # a common food that comes from an animal's reproductive cell, normally a [[chicken]] #: I had a boiled '''egg''' for [[breakfast]] # a reproductive cell; some will later [[hatch]] [[Image:Barnevelder eggs.jpg|thumb|Eggs]] [[ang:egg]] [[ar:egg]] [[de:egg]] [[el:egg]] [[en:egg]] [[es:egg]] [[fr:egg]] [[ko:egg]] [[hy:egg]] [[io:egg]] [[is:egg]] [[it:egg]] [[kk:egg]] [[hu:egg]] [[ja:egg]] [[no:egg]] [[pl:egg]] [[ru:egg]] [[sr:egg]] [[fi:egg]] [[ta:egg]] [[vi:egg]] [[tr:egg]] [[uk:egg]] [[zh:egg]] 1782 4417 2005-12-16T02:50:17Z H2g2bob 43 On: [[wikipedia:User:h2g2bob|Wikipedia]] | [[uncyclopedia:User:h2g2bob|Uncyclopedia]] | [[wikibooks:User:h2g2bob|WikiBooks]] | [[wiktionary:User:h2g2bob|Wiktionary]] | '''Wiktionary Simple''' === Hello === This is my Wiktionary simple page. If you want to leave me a message, then my Wikipedia page will be for you. If you want to insult me (I know many people do) then please feel free to use the Uncyclopedia page. Indeed. 4697 2006-01-15T22:41:22Z H2g2bob 43 On: [[wikipedia:User:h2g2bob|Wikipedia]] | [[uncyclopedia:User:h2g2bob|Uncyclopedia]] | [[wikibooks:User:h2g2bob|WikiBooks]] | [[wiktionary:User:h2g2bob|Wiktionary]] | '''Wiktionary Simple''' | [http://wiki.videolan.org/index.php/User:H2g2bob VideoLAN Wiki] === Hello === This is my Wiktionary simple page. Feel free to leave a message here. You can alow leave a message at [[Wiktionary:Simple_talk]]. 5594 2006-02-26T16:14:51Z H2g2bob 43 [[User:H2g2bob]] moved to [[User:h2g2bob]] On: [[wikipedia:User:h2g2bob|Wikipedia]] | [[uncyclopedia:User:h2g2bob|Uncyclopedia]] | [[wikibooks:User:h2g2bob|WikiBooks]] | [[wiktionary:User:h2g2bob|Wiktionary]] | '''Wiktionary Simple''' | [http://wiki.videolan.org/index.php/User:H2g2bob VideoLAN Wiki] === Hello === This is my Wiktionary simple page. Feel free to leave a message here. You can alow leave a message at [[Wiktionary:Simple_talk]]. 5784 2006-03-12T00:23:36Z H2g2bob 43 /* Hello */ On: [[wikipedia:User:h2g2bob|Wikipedia]] | [[uncyclopedia:User:h2g2bob|Uncyclopedia]] | [[wikibooks:User:h2g2bob|WikiBooks]] | [[wiktionary:User:h2g2bob|Wiktionary]] | '''Wiktionary Simple''' | [http://wiki.videolan.org/index.php/User:H2g2bob VideoLAN Wiki] === Hello === This is my Wiktionary simple page. Feel free to leave a message here. You can also leave a message at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk]] if you want to ask everybody. 5789 2006-03-12T18:29:41Z Cromwellt 61 fixed a broken link (hope you don't mind, h2g2bob) On: [[wikipedia:User:h2g2bob|Wikipedia]] | [[uncyclopedia:User:h2g2bob|Uncyclopedia]] | [[wikibooks:User:h2g2bob|WikiBooks]] | [[:en:User:h2g2bob|Wiktionary]] | '''Wiktionary Simple''' | [http://wiki.videolan.org/index.php/User:H2g2bob VideoLAN Wiki] === Hello === This is my Wiktionary simple page. Feel free to leave a message here. You can also leave a message at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk]] if you want to ask everybody. 1783 4418 2005-12-16T03:00:00Z H2g2bob 43 == Verb == # To [[shed#Verb|shed]] [[tears]] #: [[Image:Cry.png]] He started to '''cry''' because he was so [[upset]] # To [[shout]] loudly or suddenly == Noun == # A loud shout 5181 2006-02-23T00:59:37Z Conversion script [[Cry]] moved to [[cry]]: Converting page titles to lowercase == Verb == # To [[shed#Verb|shed]] [[tears]] #: [[Image:Cry.png]] He started to '''cry''' because he was so [[upset]] # To [[shout]] loudly or suddenly == Noun == # A loud shout 5607 2006-03-01T15:55:49Z H2g2bob 43 == Verb == [[Image:Face-crying.svg|thumb|100px|A '''cry''' [[emoticon]]]] '''cry''' (cry, cries, crying, cried) # To [[shed#Verb|shed]] [[tears]] #: He started to '''cry''' because he was so [[upset]] # To [[shout]] loudly or suddenly == Noun == '''cry''' (''plural'' '''cries''') # A loud shout 5628 2006-03-02T17:07:22Z Cromwellt 61 Added template for verb, noun, see also section == Verb == {{verb|cry|cries|cried|crying}} [[Image:Face-crying.svg|thumb|100px|A '''cry''' [[emoticon]]]] # To [[shed#Verb|shed]] [[tear]]s; to let [[water]] come from your eyes. #: ''He started to '''cry''' because he was so [[upset]].'' # To [[shout]] loudly or suddenly. == Noun == {{noun|cry|cries}} # A loud shout. #: ''She gave a little cry of fear.'' # A period of shedding tears. #: ''He had a good cry.'' ===See also=== *[[sad]] *[[boo-hoo]] *[[whine]] *[[weep]] *[[tantrum]] *[[self-pity]] *[[crocodile tears]] 5629 2006-03-02T17:22:22Z Cromwellt 61 added synonyms, etc. == Verb == {{verb|cry|cries|cried|crying}} [[Image:Face-crying.svg|thumb|100px|A '''cry''' [[emoticon]]]] # To [[shed#Verb|shed]] [[tear]]s; to let [[water]] come from your eyes. #: ''He started to '''cry''' because he was so [[upset]].'' # To [[shout]] loudly or suddenly. #: ''They cried for us to stop.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''shed tears'') [[shed tears]], [[sob]], [[blubber]], [[whimper]], [[moan]], [[snuffle]], [[snivel]], [[bawl]], [[weep]], [[tear up]], [[wail]], [[howl]] *(''shout'') [[cry out]], [[yell]], [[call]], [[call out]], [[shreik]], [[roar]], [[bellow]], [[holler]], [[howl]], [[wail]] ===Antonyms=== *(''shed tears'') [[laugh]], [[chuckle]], [[giggle]], [[snicker]], [[hoot]], [[chortle]], [[cackle]], [[snort]], [[guffaw]] *(''shout'') [[whisper]], [[murmur]], [[sigh]] == Noun == {{noun|cry|cries}} # A loud shout. #: ''She gave a little cry of fear.'' # A period of shedding tears. #: ''He had a good cry.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''shout'') [[shout]], [[yell]], [[holler]], [[scream]], [[howl]], [[wail]], [[call]], [[shreik]], [[roar]], [[bellow]] ===Antonyms=== *(''shout'') [[whisper]], [[murmur]], [[sigh]] *(''period of shedding tears'') [[laughing fit]], [[laugh]], [[chuckle]], [[giggle]] ===Related words=== *[[crier]] ===See also=== *[[sad]] *[[boo-hoo]] *[[whine]] *[[tantrum]] *[[self-pity]] *[[crocodile tears]] 5632 2006-03-02T17:44:40Z Cromwellt 61 /* Related words */ added words == Verb == {{verb|cry|cries|cried|crying}} [[Image:Face-crying.svg|thumb|100px|A '''cry''' [[emoticon]]]] # To [[shed#Verb|shed]] [[tear]]s; to let [[water]] come from your eyes. #: ''He started to '''cry''' because he was so [[upset]].'' # To [[shout]] loudly or suddenly. #: ''They cried for us to stop.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''shed tears'') [[shed tears]], [[sob]], [[blubber]], [[whimper]], [[moan]], [[snuffle]], [[snivel]], [[bawl]], [[weep]], [[tear up]], [[wail]], [[howl]] *(''shout'') [[cry out]], [[yell]], [[call]], [[call out]], [[shreik]], [[roar]], [[bellow]], [[holler]], [[howl]], [[wail]] ===Antonyms=== *(''shed tears'') [[laugh]], [[chuckle]], [[giggle]], [[snicker]], [[hoot]], [[chortle]], [[cackle]], [[snort]], [[guffaw]] *(''shout'') [[whisper]], [[murmur]], [[sigh]] == Noun == {{noun|cry|cries}} # A loud shout. #: ''She gave a little cry of fear.'' # A period of shedding tears. #: ''He had a good cry.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''shout'') [[shout]], [[yell]], [[holler]], [[scream]], [[howl]], [[wail]], [[call]], [[shreik]], [[roar]], [[bellow]] ===Antonyms=== *(''shout'') [[whisper]], [[murmur]], [[sigh]] *(''period of shedding tears'') [[laughing fit]], [[laugh]], [[chuckle]], [[giggle]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[crier]] *[[crybaby]] *[[cry out]] *[[cry over]] *[[No use crying over spilt milk]] *[[crying shame]] ===See also=== *[[sad]] *[[boo-hoo]] *[[whine]] *[[tantrum]] *[[self-pity]] *[[crocodile tears]] 5633 2006-03-02T17:45:54Z Cromwellt 61 /* Related words */ added words == Verb == {{verb|cry|cries|cried|crying}} [[Image:Face-crying.svg|thumb|100px|A '''cry''' [[emoticon]]]] # To [[shed#Verb|shed]] [[tear]]s; to let [[water]] come from your eyes. #: ''He started to '''cry''' because he was so [[upset]].'' # To [[shout]] loudly or suddenly. #: ''They cried for us to stop.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''shed tears'') [[shed tears]], [[sob]], [[blubber]], [[whimper]], [[moan]], [[snuffle]], [[snivel]], [[bawl]], [[weep]], [[tear up]], [[wail]], [[howl]] *(''shout'') [[cry out]], [[yell]], [[call]], [[call out]], [[shreik]], [[roar]], [[bellow]], [[holler]], [[howl]], [[wail]] ===Antonyms=== *(''shed tears'') [[laugh]], [[chuckle]], [[giggle]], [[snicker]], [[hoot]], [[chortle]], [[cackle]], [[snort]], [[guffaw]] *(''shout'') [[whisper]], [[murmur]], [[sigh]] == Noun == {{noun|cry|cries}} # A loud shout. #: ''She gave a little cry of fear.'' # A period of shedding tears. #: ''He had a good cry.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''shout'') [[shout]], [[yell]], [[holler]], [[scream]], [[howl]], [[wail]], [[call]], [[shreik]], [[roar]], [[bellow]] ===Antonyms=== *(''shout'') [[whisper]], [[murmur]], [[sigh]] *(''period of shedding tears'') [[laughing fit]], [[laugh]], [[chuckle]], [[giggle]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[crier]] *[[crybaby]] *[[cry out]] *[[cry over]] *[[No use crying over spilt milk]] *[[crying shame]] ===See also=== *[[sad]] *[[boo-hoo]] *[[whine]] *[[tantrum]] *[[self-pity]] *[[crocodile tears]] [[Category:Nouns]] [[Category:Verbs]] 6701 2006-05-28T18:05:40Z Cromwellt 61 removed extra cats, added link to EWikt == Verb == {{verb|cry|cries|cried|crying}} [[Image:Face-crying.svg|thumb|100px|A '''cry''' [[emoticon]]]] # To [[shed#Verb|shed]] [[tear]]s; to let [[water]] come from your eyes. #: ''He started to '''cry''' because he was so [[upset]].'' # To [[shout]] loudly or suddenly. #: ''They cried for us to stop.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''shed tears'') [[shed tears]], [[sob]], [[blubber]], [[whimper]], [[moan]], [[snuffle]], [[snivel]], [[bawl]], [[weep]], [[tear up]], [[wail]], [[howl]] *(''shout'') [[cry out]], [[yell]], [[call]], [[call out]], [[shreik]], [[roar]], [[bellow]], [[holler]], [[howl]], [[wail]] ===Antonyms=== *(''shed tears'') [[laugh]], [[chuckle]], [[giggle]], [[snicker]], [[hoot]], [[chortle]], [[cackle]], [[snort]], [[guffaw]] *(''shout'') [[whisper]], [[murmur]], [[sigh]] == Noun == {{noun|cry|cries}} # A loud shout. #: ''She gave a little cry of fear.'' # A period of shedding tears. #: ''He had a good cry.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''shout'') [[shout]], [[yell]], [[holler]], [[scream]], [[howl]], [[wail]], [[call]], [[shreik]], [[roar]], [[bellow]] ===Antonyms=== *(''shout'') [[whisper]], [[murmur]], [[sigh]] *(''period of shedding tears'') [[laughing fit]], [[laugh]], [[chuckle]], [[giggle]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[crier]] *[[crybaby]] *[[cry out]] *[[cry over]] *[[No use crying over spilt milk]] *[[crying shame]] ===See also=== *[[sad]] *[[boo-hoo]] *[[whine]] *[[tantrum]] *[[self-pity]] *[[crocodile tears]] [[en:cry]] 7431 2006-07-19T01:03:55Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ang, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, pt, ta, zh == Verb == {{verb|cry|cries|cried|crying}} [[Image:Face-crying.svg|thumb|100px|A '''cry''' [[emoticon]]]] # To [[shed#Verb|shed]] [[tear]]s; to let [[water]] come from your eyes. #: ''He started to '''cry''' because he was so [[upset]].'' # To [[shout]] loudly or suddenly. #: ''They cried for us to stop.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''shed tears'') [[shed tears]], [[sob]], [[blubber]], [[whimper]], [[moan]], [[snuffle]], [[snivel]], [[bawl]], [[weep]], [[tear up]], [[wail]], [[howl]] *(''shout'') [[cry out]], [[yell]], [[call]], [[call out]], [[shreik]], [[roar]], [[bellow]], [[holler]], [[howl]], [[wail]] ===Antonyms=== *(''shed tears'') [[laugh]], [[chuckle]], [[giggle]], [[snicker]], [[hoot]], [[chortle]], [[cackle]], [[snort]], [[guffaw]] *(''shout'') [[whisper]], [[murmur]], [[sigh]] == Noun == {{noun|cry|cries}} # A loud shout. #: ''She gave a little cry of fear.'' # A period of shedding tears. #: ''He had a good cry.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''shout'') [[shout]], [[yell]], [[holler]], [[scream]], [[howl]], [[wail]], [[call]], [[shreik]], [[roar]], [[bellow]] ===Antonyms=== *(''shout'') [[whisper]], [[murmur]], [[sigh]] *(''period of shedding tears'') [[laughing fit]], [[laugh]], [[chuckle]], [[giggle]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[crier]] *[[crybaby]] *[[cry out]] *[[cry over]] *[[No use crying over spilt milk]] *[[crying shame]] ===See also=== *[[sad]] *[[boo-hoo]] *[[whine]] *[[tantrum]] *[[self-pity]] *[[crocodile tears]] [[ang:cry]] [[en:cry]] [[fr:cry]] [[io:cry]] [[it:cry]] [[hu:cry]] [[ja:cry]] [[pt:cry]] [[fi:cry]] [[ta:cry]] [[zh:cry]] 8905 2006-08-21T20:20:26Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy == Verb == {{verb|cry|cries|cried|crying}} [[Image:Face-crying.svg|thumb|100px|A '''cry''' [[emoticon]]]] # To [[shed#Verb|shed]] [[tear]]s; to let [[water]] come from your eyes. #: ''He started to '''cry''' because he was so [[upset]].'' # To [[shout]] loudly or suddenly. #: ''They cried for us to stop.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''shed tears'') [[shed tears]], [[sob]], [[blubber]], [[whimper]], [[moan]], [[snuffle]], [[snivel]], [[bawl]], [[weep]], [[tear up]], [[wail]], [[howl]] *(''shout'') [[cry out]], [[yell]], [[call]], [[call out]], [[shreik]], [[roar]], [[bellow]], [[holler]], [[howl]], [[wail]] ===Antonyms=== *(''shed tears'') [[laugh]], [[chuckle]], [[giggle]], [[snicker]], [[hoot]], [[chortle]], [[cackle]], [[snort]], [[guffaw]] *(''shout'') [[whisper]], [[murmur]], [[sigh]] == Noun == {{noun|cry|cries}} # A loud shout. #: ''She gave a little cry of fear.'' # A period of shedding tears. #: ''He had a good cry.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''shout'') [[shout]], [[yell]], [[holler]], [[scream]], [[howl]], [[wail]], [[call]], [[shreik]], [[roar]], [[bellow]] ===Antonyms=== *(''shout'') [[whisper]], [[murmur]], [[sigh]] *(''period of shedding tears'') [[laughing fit]], [[laugh]], [[chuckle]], [[giggle]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[crier]] *[[crybaby]] *[[cry out]] *[[cry over]] *[[No use crying over spilt milk]] *[[crying shame]] ===See also=== *[[sad]] *[[boo-hoo]] *[[whine]] *[[tantrum]] *[[self-pity]] *[[crocodile tears]] [[ang:cry]] [[en:cry]] [[fr:cry]] [[hy:cry]] [[io:cry]] [[it:cry]] [[hu:cry]] [[ja:cry]] [[pt:cry]] [[fi:cry]] [[ta:cry]] [[zh:cry]] 9508 2006-09-10T11:43:05Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi == Verb == {{verb|cry|cries|cried|crying}} [[Image:Face-crying.svg|thumb|100px|A '''cry''' [[emoticon]]]] # To [[shed#Verb|shed]] [[tear]]s; to let [[water]] come from your eyes. #: ''He started to '''cry''' because he was so [[upset]].'' # To [[shout]] loudly or suddenly. #: ''They cried for us to stop.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''shed tears'') [[shed tears]], [[sob]], [[blubber]], [[whimper]], [[moan]], [[snuffle]], [[snivel]], [[bawl]], [[weep]], [[tear up]], [[wail]], [[howl]] *(''shout'') [[cry out]], [[yell]], [[call]], [[call out]], [[shreik]], [[roar]], [[bellow]], [[holler]], [[howl]], [[wail]] ===Antonyms=== *(''shed tears'') [[laugh]], [[chuckle]], [[giggle]], [[snicker]], [[hoot]], [[chortle]], [[cackle]], [[snort]], [[guffaw]] *(''shout'') [[whisper]], [[murmur]], [[sigh]] == Noun == {{noun|cry|cries}} # A loud shout. #: ''She gave a little cry of fear.'' # A period of shedding tears. #: ''He had a good cry.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''shout'') [[shout]], [[yell]], [[holler]], [[scream]], [[howl]], [[wail]], [[call]], [[shreik]], [[roar]], [[bellow]] ===Antonyms=== *(''shout'') [[whisper]], [[murmur]], [[sigh]] *(''period of shedding tears'') [[laughing fit]], [[laugh]], [[chuckle]], [[giggle]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[crier]] *[[crybaby]] *[[cry out]] *[[cry over]] *[[No use crying over spilt milk]] *[[crying shame]] ===See also=== *[[sad]] *[[boo-hoo]] *[[whine]] *[[tantrum]] *[[self-pity]] *[[crocodile tears]] [[ang:cry]] [[en:cry]] [[fr:cry]] [[hy:cry]] [[io:cry]] [[it:cry]] [[hu:cry]] [[ja:cry]] [[pt:cry]] [[fi:cry]] [[ta:cry]] [[vi:cry]] [[zh:cry]] 10677 2006-10-09T22:23:13Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:cry]], [[kk:cry]] == Verb == {{verb|cry|cries|cried|crying}} [[Image:Face-crying.svg|thumb|100px|A '''cry''' [[emoticon]]]] # To [[shed#Verb|shed]] [[tear]]s; to let [[water]] come from your eyes. #: ''He started to '''cry''' because he was so [[upset]].'' # To [[shout]] loudly or suddenly. #: ''They cried for us to stop.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''shed tears'') [[shed tears]], [[sob]], [[blubber]], [[whimper]], [[moan]], [[snuffle]], [[snivel]], [[bawl]], [[weep]], [[tear up]], [[wail]], [[howl]] *(''shout'') [[cry out]], [[yell]], [[call]], [[call out]], [[shreik]], [[roar]], [[bellow]], [[holler]], [[howl]], [[wail]] ===Antonyms=== *(''shed tears'') [[laugh]], [[chuckle]], [[giggle]], [[snicker]], [[hoot]], [[chortle]], [[cackle]], [[snort]], [[guffaw]] *(''shout'') [[whisper]], [[murmur]], [[sigh]] == Noun == {{noun|cry|cries}} # A loud shout. #: ''She gave a little cry of fear.'' # A period of shedding tears. #: ''He had a good cry.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''shout'') [[shout]], [[yell]], [[holler]], [[scream]], [[howl]], [[wail]], [[call]], [[shreik]], [[roar]], [[bellow]] ===Antonyms=== *(''shout'') [[whisper]], [[murmur]], [[sigh]] *(''period of shedding tears'') [[laughing fit]], [[laugh]], [[chuckle]], [[giggle]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[crier]] *[[crybaby]] *[[cry out]] *[[cry over]] *[[No use crying over spilt milk]] *[[crying shame]] ===See also=== *[[sad]] *[[boo-hoo]] *[[whine]] *[[tantrum]] *[[self-pity]] *[[crocodile tears]] [[ang:cry]] [[en:cry]] [[fa:cry]] [[fr:cry]] [[hy:cry]] [[io:cry]] [[it:cry]] [[kk:cry]] [[hu:cry]] [[ja:cry]] [[pt:cry]] [[fi:cry]] [[ta:cry]] [[vi:cry]] [[zh:cry]] 11262 2006-10-18T06:55:51Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:cry]] == Verb == {{verb|cry|cries|cried|crying}} [[Image:Face-crying.svg|thumb|100px|A '''cry''' [[emoticon]]]] # To [[shed#Verb|shed]] [[tear]]s; to let [[water]] come from your eyes. #: ''He started to '''cry''' because he was so [[upset]].'' # To [[shout]] loudly or suddenly. #: ''They cried for us to stop.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''shed tears'') [[shed tears]], [[sob]], [[blubber]], [[whimper]], [[moan]], [[snuffle]], [[snivel]], [[bawl]], [[weep]], [[tear up]], [[wail]], [[howl]] *(''shout'') [[cry out]], [[yell]], [[call]], [[call out]], [[shreik]], [[roar]], [[bellow]], [[holler]], [[howl]], [[wail]] ===Antonyms=== *(''shed tears'') [[laugh]], [[chuckle]], [[giggle]], [[snicker]], [[hoot]], [[chortle]], [[cackle]], [[snort]], [[guffaw]] *(''shout'') [[whisper]], [[murmur]], [[sigh]] == Noun == {{noun|cry|cries}} # A loud shout. #: ''She gave a little cry of fear.'' # A period of shedding tears. #: ''He had a good cry.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''shout'') [[shout]], [[yell]], [[holler]], [[scream]], [[howl]], [[wail]], [[call]], [[shreik]], [[roar]], [[bellow]] ===Antonyms=== *(''shout'') [[whisper]], [[murmur]], [[sigh]] *(''period of shedding tears'') [[laughing fit]], [[laugh]], [[chuckle]], [[giggle]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[crier]] *[[crybaby]] *[[cry out]] *[[cry over]] *[[No use crying over spilt milk]] *[[crying shame]] ===See also=== *[[sad]] *[[boo-hoo]] *[[whine]] *[[tantrum]] *[[self-pity]] *[[crocodile tears]] [[ang:cry]] [[en:cry]] [[fa:cry]] [[fr:cry]] [[hy:cry]] [[io:cry]] [[it:cry]] [[kk:cry]] [[hu:cry]] [[ja:cry]] [[pt:cry]] [[ru:cry]] [[fi:cry]] [[ta:cry]] [[vi:cry]] [[zh:cry]] 14340 2006-12-22T11:05:17Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ku:cry]] == Verb == {{verb|cry|cries|cried|crying}} [[Image:Face-crying.svg|thumb|100px|A '''cry''' [[emoticon]]]] # To [[shed#Verb|shed]] [[tear]]s; to let [[water]] come from your eyes. #: ''He started to '''cry''' because he was so [[upset]].'' # To [[shout]] loudly or suddenly. #: ''They cried for us to stop.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''shed tears'') [[shed tears]], [[sob]], [[blubber]], [[whimper]], [[moan]], [[snuffle]], [[snivel]], [[bawl]], [[weep]], [[tear up]], [[wail]], [[howl]] *(''shout'') [[cry out]], [[yell]], [[call]], [[call out]], [[shreik]], [[roar]], [[bellow]], [[holler]], [[howl]], [[wail]] ===Antonyms=== *(''shed tears'') [[laugh]], [[chuckle]], [[giggle]], [[snicker]], [[hoot]], [[chortle]], [[cackle]], [[snort]], [[guffaw]] *(''shout'') [[whisper]], [[murmur]], [[sigh]] == Noun == {{noun|cry|cries}} # A loud shout. #: ''She gave a little cry of fear.'' # A period of shedding tears. #: ''He had a good cry.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''shout'') [[shout]], [[yell]], [[holler]], [[scream]], [[howl]], [[wail]], [[call]], [[shreik]], [[roar]], [[bellow]] ===Antonyms=== *(''shout'') [[whisper]], [[murmur]], [[sigh]] *(''period of shedding tears'') [[laughing fit]], [[laugh]], [[chuckle]], [[giggle]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[crier]] *[[crybaby]] *[[cry out]] *[[cry over]] *[[No use crying over spilt milk]] *[[crying shame]] ===See also=== *[[sad]] *[[boo-hoo]] *[[whine]] *[[tantrum]] *[[self-pity]] *[[crocodile tears]] [[ang:cry]] [[en:cry]] [[fa:cry]] [[fr:cry]] [[hy:cry]] [[io:cry]] [[it:cry]] [[kk:cry]] [[ku:cry]] [[hu:cry]] [[ja:cry]] [[pt:cry]] [[ru:cry]] [[fi:cry]] [[ta:cry]] [[vi:cry]] [[zh:cry]] 1784 4419 2005-12-16T04:50:14Z Gmcfoley 41 ==Welcome== It's nice to see some activity here; I hope you will drop in every so often! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 04:50, 16 December 2005 (UTC) 4494 2005-12-17T18:48:50Z Gmcfoley 41 ==Welcome== It's nice to see some activity here; I hope you will drop in every so often! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 04:50, 16 December 2005 (UTC) : Hi again, I'm not a bureaucrat, only an admin (the only one). If you want admin access here you need to ask on [[meta:Requests for permissions|Meta]]. If I was a bureaucrat I would be more then happy to make you an admin, after all, it's not a big deal! I will look into changing monobook as you requested. Thanks, [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:48, 17 December 2005 (UTC) 4497 2005-12-17T19:11:13Z Gmcfoley 41 ==Welcome== It's nice to see some activity here; I hope you will drop in every so often! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 04:50, 16 December 2005 (UTC) : Hi again, I'm not a bureaucrat, only an admin (the only one). If you want admin access here you need to ask on [[meta:Requests for permissions|Meta]]. If I was a bureaucrat I would be more then happy to make you an admin, after all, it's not a big deal! I will look into changing monobook as you requested. Thanks, [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:48, 17 December 2005 (UTC) : OK, I made the changes that you asked for, check to make sure I did it right! I also deleted 2 pages that you created, let me know if there are any problems. --[[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 19:11, 17 December 2005 (UTC) 4500 2005-12-18T06:38:31Z Gmcfoley 41 /* Welcome */ ==Welcome== It's nice to see some activity here; I hope you will drop in every so often! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 04:50, 16 December 2005 (UTC) : Hi again, I'm not a bureaucrat, only an admin (the only one). If you want admin access here you need to ask on [[meta:Requests for permissions|Meta]]. If I was a bureaucrat I would be more then happy to make you an admin, after all, it's not a big deal! I will look into changing monobook as you requested. Thanks, [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:48, 17 December 2005 (UTC) : OK, I made the changes that you asked for, check to make sure I did it right! I also deleted 2 pages that you created, let me know if there are any problems. --[[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 19:11, 17 December 2005 (UTC) I see you made the request on [[meta:Requests for permissions|Meta]]. Note that it might take some time. (It was 3 weeks for me!) [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 06:38, 18 December 2005 (UTC) 4572 2006-01-09T02:41:07Z Gmcfoley 41 /* Welcome */ ==Welcome== It's nice to see some activity here; I hope you will drop in every so often! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 04:50, 16 December 2005 (UTC) : Hi again, I'm not a bureaucrat, only an admin (the only one). If you want admin access here you need to ask on [[meta:Requests for permissions|Meta]]. If I was a bureaucrat I would be more then happy to make you an admin, after all, it's not a big deal! I will look into changing monobook as you requested. Thanks, [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:48, 17 December 2005 (UTC) : OK, I made the changes that you asked for, check to make sure I did it right! I also deleted 2 pages that you created, let me know if there are any problems. --[[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 19:11, 17 December 2005 (UTC) I see you made the request on [[meta:Requests for permissions|Meta]]. Note that it might take some time. (It was 3 weeks for me!) [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 06:38, 18 December 2005 (UTC) Sorry about the late reply, I saw your message on the 7th of Jan but I have been busy (work all day, then I get home to see the barn next door '''ablaze!'''). Anyway I made a reply at Meta. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 02:41, 9 January 2006 (UTC) 4752 2006-01-27T12:26:49Z Cromwellt 61 SE Wiktionary ==Welcome== It's nice to see some activity here; I hope you will drop in every so often! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 04:50, 16 December 2005 (UTC) : Hi again, I'm not a bureaucrat, only an admin (the only one). If you want admin access here you need to ask on [[meta:Requests for permissions|Meta]]. If I was a bureaucrat I would be more then happy to make you an admin, after all, it's not a big deal! I will look into changing monobook as you requested. Thanks, [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:48, 17 December 2005 (UTC) : OK, I made the changes that you asked for, check to make sure I did it right! I also deleted 2 pages that you created, let me know if there are any problems. --[[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 19:11, 17 December 2005 (UTC) I see you made the request on [[meta:Requests for permissions|Meta]]. Note that it might take some time. (It was 3 weeks for me!) [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 06:38, 18 December 2005 (UTC) Sorry about the late reply, I saw your message on the 7th of Jan but I have been busy (work all day, then I get home to see the barn next door '''ablaze!'''). Anyway I made a reply at Meta. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 02:41, 9 January 2006 (UTC) == SE Wiktionary == I don't mean to butt into a semi-private conversation, but I thought I'd throw in my ideas about Simple English Wiktionary. I feel that this is a very useful project, and a sisterproject to Simple English Wikipedia. The main difference between the English Wiktionary and the Simple English Wiktionary (at least in my vision of things) is basically the same as that of Simple English Wikipedia: provide a resource for people who are not very good at English, whether because they are learning, they are young, or they are handicapped (or other reason, for that matter). The English Wiktionary is not a good resource for this, as it often uses much too sophisticated terminology for a Simple English Wikipedia user to understand, not to mention having a different focus/goal (to give English definitions for every word in every language). Here, all words and definitions would be in English, and, what's more, Simple English. As I mentioned above, this could be very useful, and I hope it will be highly linked with Simple English Wikipedia, for all of the less common words that one really can't avoid using there, and others of course. We would preferably moving all of the dictionary-ish entries over here, with links to them from appropriate articles. If you are curious, you can see more of what I feel about it on this talk page (from [[w:Wikipedia Talk:What Wikipedia is not|Simple English "What Wikipedia is not"]]). This is copied from Gmcfoley's talk page so you can see what I'm saying. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 12:26, 27 January 2006 (UTC) 4934 2006-02-20T16:09:14Z Flcelloguy 44 /* SE Wiktionary */ Reply ==Welcome== It's nice to see some activity here; I hope you will drop in every so often! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 04:50, 16 December 2005 (UTC) : Hi again, I'm not a bureaucrat, only an admin (the only one). If you want admin access here you need to ask on [[meta:Requests for permissions|Meta]]. If I was a bureaucrat I would be more then happy to make you an admin, after all, it's not a big deal! I will look into changing monobook as you requested. Thanks, [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:48, 17 December 2005 (UTC) : OK, I made the changes that you asked for, check to make sure I did it right! I also deleted 2 pages that you created, let me know if there are any problems. --[[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 19:11, 17 December 2005 (UTC) I see you made the request on [[meta:Requests for permissions|Meta]]. Note that it might take some time. (It was 3 weeks for me!) [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 06:38, 18 December 2005 (UTC) Sorry about the late reply, I saw your message on the 7th of Jan but I have been busy (work all day, then I get home to see the barn next door '''ablaze!'''). Anyway I made a reply at Meta. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 02:41, 9 January 2006 (UTC) == SE Wiktionary == I don't mean to butt into a semi-private conversation, but I thought I'd throw in my ideas about Simple English Wiktionary. I feel that this is a very useful project, and a sisterproject to Simple English Wikipedia. The main difference between the English Wiktionary and the Simple English Wiktionary (at least in my vision of things) is basically the same as that of Simple English Wikipedia: provide a resource for people who are not very good at English, whether because they are learning, they are young, or they are handicapped (or other reason, for that matter). The English Wiktionary is not a good resource for this, as it often uses much too sophisticated terminology for a Simple English Wikipedia user to understand, not to mention having a different focus/goal (to give English definitions for every word in every language). Here, all words and definitions would be in English, and, what's more, Simple English. As I mentioned above, this could be very useful, and I hope it will be highly linked with Simple English Wikipedia, for all of the less common words that one really can't avoid using there, and others of course. We would preferably moving all of the dictionary-ish entries over here, with links to them from appropriate articles. If you are curious, you can see more of what I feel about it on this talk page (from [[w:Wikipedia Talk:What Wikipedia is not|Simple English "What Wikipedia is not"]]). This is copied from Gmcfoley's talk page so you can see what I'm saying. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 12:26, 27 January 2006 (UTC) :Sorry for the late reply. :-) I agree that this has potential to be a good project, but we've all got to remember to head over here more often. In collaboration with simple en wikipedia, this could become a good resource. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 16:09, 20 February 2006 (UTC) 4986 2006-02-20T18:05:46Z Cromwellt 61 Long comment, plus asking for advice ==Welcome== It's nice to see some activity here; I hope you will drop in every so often! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 04:50, 16 December 2005 (UTC) : Hi again, I'm not a bureaucrat, only an admin (the only one). If you want admin access here you need to ask on [[meta:Requests for permissions|Meta]]. If I was a bureaucrat I would be more then happy to make you an admin, after all, it's not a big deal! I will look into changing monobook as you requested. Thanks, [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:48, 17 December 2005 (UTC) : OK, I made the changes that you asked for, check to make sure I did it right! I also deleted 2 pages that you created, let me know if there are any problems. --[[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 19:11, 17 December 2005 (UTC) I see you made the request on [[meta:Requests for permissions|Meta]]. Note that it might take some time. (It was 3 weeks for me!) [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 06:38, 18 December 2005 (UTC) Sorry about the late reply, I saw your message on the 7th of Jan but I have been busy (work all day, then I get home to see the barn next door '''ablaze!'''). Anyway I made a reply at Meta. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 02:41, 9 January 2006 (UTC) == SE Wiktionary == I don't mean to butt into a semi-private conversation, but I thought I'd throw in my ideas about Simple English Wiktionary. I feel that this is a very useful project, and a sisterproject to Simple English Wikipedia. The main difference between the English Wiktionary and the Simple English Wiktionary (at least in my vision of things) is basically the same as that of Simple English Wikipedia: provide a resource for people who are not very good at English, whether because they are learning, they are young, or they are handicapped (or other reason, for that matter). The English Wiktionary is not a good resource for this, as it often uses much too sophisticated terminology for a Simple English Wikipedia user to understand, not to mention having a different focus/goal (to give English definitions for every word in every language). Here, all words and definitions would be in English, and, what's more, Simple English. As I mentioned above, this could be very useful, and I hope it will be highly linked with Simple English Wikipedia, for all of the less common words that one really can't avoid using there, and others of course. We would preferably moving all of the dictionary-ish entries over here, with links to them from appropriate articles. If you are curious, you can see more of what I feel about it on this talk page (from [[w:Wikipedia Talk:What Wikipedia is not|Simple English "What Wikipedia is not"]]). This is copied from Gmcfoley's talk page so you can see what I'm saying. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 12:26, 27 January 2006 (UTC) :Sorry for the late reply. :-) I agree that this has potential to be a good project, but we've all got to remember to head over here more often. In collaboration with simple en wikipedia, this could become a good resource. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 16:09, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for the reply. As I'm not nearly as active over at English Wikipedia now (I used to be more over there), I tend to come here fairly often. It has become a sort of pet project for me. I want to see it become a valuable resource in conjunction with SEWikipedia, but I'm running into opposition from one person there: Netoholic, an admin and bureaucrat. He seems to not want SEWikipedia linking here for any reason (not even as an alternate link), and seems to think that all definitions of less common words should be there, not here. He links such articles (really dictionary entries) to English Wiktionary ("just so it's central"), despite my repeated explanations that English Wiktionary is too complex for most Simple English users. I've tried posting two different long messages on his talk page, and he doesn't respond. He only responded when I recreated a "disputed policy" template (which he had previously deleted) and mentioned on its talk page that someone who wants to delete it should tell me why first. He asked on my talk page why it was there, and I responded on his talk page with that second long message, including my reasons for having it there as well as general opinions, etc. He still hasn't responded, but he keeps working against SEWikt. I would like to work as an admin over there, but since he is the bureaucrat and I know he would not support that idea, I haven't even brought it up. He is actually an admin/bureaucrat with issues: he has on a variety of occasions done what he felt like, despite consensus, particularly on deleting pages he feels are "non-core" articles. He brings them up on RfD and then, when the vote is in, he deletes the pages he wants to and keeps the ones he doesn't want to delete, even though the vote is the other way. He calls this policy of deleting "non-core" articles "giving the project direction." I call it unnecessarily restrictive. We want it to include lots of information, not just "core articles," and if someone wants to write a simple article about "Everybody Loves Raymond" (his most recent RfD), they should be able to. If he feels core articles are important, he should write more of them, not delete less central articles. I've said this to him more than once, but as mentioned above, I've gotten no response, not even an angry reply. As I mentioned to Gmcfoley not long ago, he has done all these things, and even possibly done things like blocked users for disagreeing with him, but has not even gotten a slap on the wrist from anyone, including other administrators. Most of his issues are brought up by one or more users on his [[w:User:Netoholic|talk page]] if you're curious. He wants to run SEWikipedia the way he wants it run, and other people seem to just let him. Any ideas? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:05, 20 February 2006 (UTC) 5723 2006-03-09T18:15:16Z Cromwellt 61 /* SE Wiktionary */ ==Welcome== It's nice to see some activity here; I hope you will drop in every so often! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 04:50, 16 December 2005 (UTC) : Hi again, I'm not a bureaucrat, only an admin (the only one). If you want admin access here you need to ask on [[meta:Requests for permissions|Meta]]. If I was a bureaucrat I would be more then happy to make you an admin, after all, it's not a big deal! I will look into changing monobook as you requested. Thanks, [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:48, 17 December 2005 (UTC) : OK, I made the changes that you asked for, check to make sure I did it right! I also deleted 2 pages that you created, let me know if there are any problems. --[[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 19:11, 17 December 2005 (UTC) I see you made the request on [[meta:Requests for permissions|Meta]]. Note that it might take some time. (It was 3 weeks for me!) [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 06:38, 18 December 2005 (UTC) Sorry about the late reply, I saw your message on the 7th of Jan but I have been busy (work all day, then I get home to see the barn next door '''ablaze!'''). Anyway I made a reply at Meta. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 02:41, 9 January 2006 (UTC) == SE Wiktionary == I don't mean to butt into a semi-private conversation, but I thought I'd throw in my ideas about Simple English Wiktionary. I feel that this is a very useful project, and a sisterproject to Simple English Wikipedia. The main difference between the English Wiktionary and the Simple English Wiktionary (at least in my vision of things) is basically the same as that of Simple English Wikipedia: provide a resource for people who are not very good at English, whether because they are learning, they are young, or they are handicapped (or other reason, for that matter). The English Wiktionary is not a good resource for this, as it often uses much too sophisticated terminology for a Simple English Wikipedia user to understand, not to mention having a different focus/goal (to give English definitions for every word in every language). Here, all words and definitions would be in English, and, what's more, Simple English. As I mentioned above, this could be very useful, and I hope it will be highly linked with Simple English Wikipedia, for all of the less common words that one really can't avoid using there, and others of course. We would preferably moving all of the dictionary-ish entries over here, with links to them from appropriate articles. If you are curious, you can see more of what I feel about it on this talk page (from [[w:Wikipedia Talk:What Wikipedia is not|Simple English "What Wikipedia is not"]]). This is copied from Gmcfoley's talk page so you can see what I'm saying. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 12:26, 27 January 2006 (UTC) :Sorry for the late reply. :-) I agree that this has potential to be a good project, but we've all got to remember to head over here more often. In collaboration with simple en wikipedia, this could become a good resource. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 16:09, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for the reply. As I'm not nearly as active over at English Wikipedia now (I used to be more over there), I tend to come here fairly often. It has become a sort of pet project for me. I want to see it become a valuable resource in conjunction with SEWikipedia, but I'm running into opposition from one person there: Netoholic, an admin and bureaucrat. He seems to not want SEWikipedia linking here for any reason (not even as an alternate link), and seems to think that all definitions of less common words should be there, not here. He links such articles (really dictionary entries) to English Wiktionary ("just so it's central"), despite my repeated explanations that English Wiktionary is too complex for most Simple English users. I've tried posting two different long messages on his talk page, and he doesn't respond. He only responded when I recreated a "disputed policy" template (which he had previously deleted) and mentioned on its talk page that someone who wants to delete it should tell me why first. He asked on my talk page why it was there, and I responded on his talk page with that second long message, including my reasons for having it there as well as general opinions, etc. He still hasn't responded, but he keeps working against SEWikt. I would like to work as an admin over there, but since he is the bureaucrat and I know he would not support that idea, I haven't even brought it up. He is actually an admin/bureaucrat with issues: he has on a variety of occasions done what he felt like, despite consensus, particularly on deleting pages he feels are "non-core" articles. He brings them up on RfD and then, when the vote is in, he deletes the pages he wants to and keeps the ones he doesn't want to delete, even though the vote is the other way. He calls this policy of deleting "non-core" articles "giving the project direction." I call it unnecessarily restrictive. We want it to include lots of information, not just "core articles," and if someone wants to write a simple article about "Everybody Loves Raymond" (his most recent RfD), they should be able to. If he feels core articles are important, he should write more of them, not delete less central articles. I've said this to him more than once, but as mentioned above, I've gotten no response, not even an angry reply. As I mentioned to Gmcfoley not long ago, he has done all these things, and even possibly done things like blocked users for disagreeing with him, but has not even gotten a slap on the wrist from anyone, including other administrators. Most of his issues are brought up by one or more users on his [[w:User:Netoholic|talk page]] if you're curious. He wants to run SEWikipedia the way he wants it run, and other people seem to just let him. Any ideas? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:05, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ::Well, I've tried talking to him more. Our main issues of disagreement are non-core articles and SE Wiktionary, and he still holds the same position, without seeming to give mine any thought, even though I have explained mine at length. ===SE Wiktionary issue=== I have also asked for comments regarding the SEWiktionary issue from all other administrators and some active contributors (since they didn't seem to want to do it without me directly asking them on their talk pages), rather than talking about him to others (kind of like behind his back, which he might not appreciate), and I have finally gotten two responses. One active contributor (Eptalon) feels that SE Wikipedia is not ready for an SE Wiktionary yet (which I pointed out already exists, so why not link to it/use it?) and that our only main priority should be reaching 10k articles (with quality, preferably). I agree that his goal is a good one, but I feel that both can be done at once, even though that may mean we won't reach 10k as quickly. The other (Blockinblox) seems to be more on my side, because he wondered what to do with short articles that are only dictionary definitions. He was thinking of deleting them, but wasn't sure, so I stated my opinion and Netoholic's as succinctly as I could. Haven't gotten an answer on that yet. Oh, and one other thing: Freshstart, another active contributor who has not responded (yet) mentioned to me a while back that he thinks we should link to both EWikt and SEWikt. I said, "Sure, why not? Giving the user more options is a great idea. If you could convince Netoholic of the same, I would be eternally grateful." So it sounds like he at least wouldn't be against linking to SEWikt. ===My request (and list of links)=== I would really appreciate it if you would look into this a bit deeper. The main pages that we've talked on are: *his [[w:simple:User:Netoholic|user page]] (three sections scattered through the latter part, which he has never responded to directly; oh, and there are some interesting comments from other users about "leaving to let him run his Wiki-kingdom in peace," though that might be on [[w: *[[w:simple:Wikipedia talk:What Wikipedia is not|What Wikipedia is not]] (both of the last two sections, but based on the comments/questions in the first section) *[[w:simple:Wikipedia:Requests for deletion|the Everybody Loves Raymond (RfD)]] *[[w:simple:Wikipedia:Requests for deletion/Log|Wikipedia:Simple English Dictionary (RfD log)]] (at the very bottom of the page, and Encyclopaedia Dramatica directly above that) *[[w:simple:Wikipedia talk:Requests for deletion/Log|comments on his RfD actions]] *[[w:simple:Wikipedia talk:How to write Simple English articles|simple:Wikipedia talk:How to write Simple English articles]] *[[w:simple:Wikipedia:Simple talk|under Project direction]] (where I have not yet made my statement, but where Archer7 makes a statement that fits my position regarding non-core articles). There are a few others where we've made a statement or two, but nothing really cogent or important that we haven't said on one of these pages. Please take a look at it and tell me what you think. I am not asking you to get involved, just give me your advice. I am thinking that my next step will be to call in a mediator from English Wikipedia. I feel as if I've tried to reason with him and convince him, and he has not responded. He will not accept any comparisons to other Wikipedias, always saying things like "Simple is a different Wikipedia" (but see [[w:simple:Wikipedia:Simple talk/Archive1|his comment here]] under Actual structure of the wiki). And he has continued to change any pages that disagree with his position (such as the How to write Simple English articles page above), regardless of the fact that there are people (at least one) who do not agree. He would be in a variety of edit wars if I were the aggressive type. As you can see on the deletion log and its talk page, he has done what he wanted to against the vote and consensus, even though he calls his opinion consensus. Though he has been what I would consider downright rude to other users, including newcomers, which is directly against [[w:WP:BITE]] and [[w:WP:CIVIL]], he has kept his comments civil to me, so I don't know if I should mention it to the mediator who comes in. I guess they'll be looking at his talk page anyway, so I shouldn't need to. BTW, I made a [[w:simple:User:Cromwellt/Template:CWelcome|personal template]] as a subpage of my userpage over there, but I can't figure out how to make it work. Can you tell me? Gotta run, but happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:15, 9 March 2006 (UTC) 5728 2006-03-10T00:52:59Z H2g2bob 43 /* My request (and list of links) */ ==Welcome== It's nice to see some activity here; I hope you will drop in every so often! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 04:50, 16 December 2005 (UTC) : Hi again, I'm not a bureaucrat, only an admin (the only one). If you want admin access here you need to ask on [[meta:Requests for permissions|Meta]]. If I was a bureaucrat I would be more then happy to make you an admin, after all, it's not a big deal! I will look into changing monobook as you requested. Thanks, [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:48, 17 December 2005 (UTC) : OK, I made the changes that you asked for, check to make sure I did it right! I also deleted 2 pages that you created, let me know if there are any problems. --[[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 19:11, 17 December 2005 (UTC) I see you made the request on [[meta:Requests for permissions|Meta]]. Note that it might take some time. (It was 3 weeks for me!) [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 06:38, 18 December 2005 (UTC) Sorry about the late reply, I saw your message on the 7th of Jan but I have been busy (work all day, then I get home to see the barn next door '''ablaze!'''). Anyway I made a reply at Meta. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 02:41, 9 January 2006 (UTC) == SE Wiktionary == I don't mean to butt into a semi-private conversation, but I thought I'd throw in my ideas about Simple English Wiktionary. I feel that this is a very useful project, and a sisterproject to Simple English Wikipedia. The main difference between the English Wiktionary and the Simple English Wiktionary (at least in my vision of things) is basically the same as that of Simple English Wikipedia: provide a resource for people who are not very good at English, whether because they are learning, they are young, or they are handicapped (or other reason, for that matter). The English Wiktionary is not a good resource for this, as it often uses much too sophisticated terminology for a Simple English Wikipedia user to understand, not to mention having a different focus/goal (to give English definitions for every word in every language). Here, all words and definitions would be in English, and, what's more, Simple English. As I mentioned above, this could be very useful, and I hope it will be highly linked with Simple English Wikipedia, for all of the less common words that one really can't avoid using there, and others of course. We would preferably moving all of the dictionary-ish entries over here, with links to them from appropriate articles. If you are curious, you can see more of what I feel about it on this talk page (from [[w:Wikipedia Talk:What Wikipedia is not|Simple English "What Wikipedia is not"]]). This is copied from Gmcfoley's talk page so you can see what I'm saying. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 12:26, 27 January 2006 (UTC) :Sorry for the late reply. :-) I agree that this has potential to be a good project, but we've all got to remember to head over here more often. In collaboration with simple en wikipedia, this could become a good resource. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 16:09, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for the reply. As I'm not nearly as active over at English Wikipedia now (I used to be more over there), I tend to come here fairly often. It has become a sort of pet project for me. I want to see it become a valuable resource in conjunction with SEWikipedia, but I'm running into opposition from one person there: Netoholic, an admin and bureaucrat. He seems to not want SEWikipedia linking here for any reason (not even as an alternate link), and seems to think that all definitions of less common words should be there, not here. He links such articles (really dictionary entries) to English Wiktionary ("just so it's central"), despite my repeated explanations that English Wiktionary is too complex for most Simple English users. I've tried posting two different long messages on his talk page, and he doesn't respond. He only responded when I recreated a "disputed policy" template (which he had previously deleted) and mentioned on its talk page that someone who wants to delete it should tell me why first. He asked on my talk page why it was there, and I responded on his talk page with that second long message, including my reasons for having it there as well as general opinions, etc. He still hasn't responded, but he keeps working against SEWikt. I would like to work as an admin over there, but since he is the bureaucrat and I know he would not support that idea, I haven't even brought it up. He is actually an admin/bureaucrat with issues: he has on a variety of occasions done what he felt like, despite consensus, particularly on deleting pages he feels are "non-core" articles. He brings them up on RfD and then, when the vote is in, he deletes the pages he wants to and keeps the ones he doesn't want to delete, even though the vote is the other way. He calls this policy of deleting "non-core" articles "giving the project direction." I call it unnecessarily restrictive. We want it to include lots of information, not just "core articles," and if someone wants to write a simple article about "Everybody Loves Raymond" (his most recent RfD), they should be able to. If he feels core articles are important, he should write more of them, not delete less central articles. I've said this to him more than once, but as mentioned above, I've gotten no response, not even an angry reply. As I mentioned to Gmcfoley not long ago, he has done all these things, and even possibly done things like blocked users for disagreeing with him, but has not even gotten a slap on the wrist from anyone, including other administrators. Most of his issues are brought up by one or more users on his [[w:User:Netoholic|talk page]] if you're curious. He wants to run SEWikipedia the way he wants it run, and other people seem to just let him. Any ideas? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:05, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ::Well, I've tried talking to him more. Our main issues of disagreement are non-core articles and SE Wiktionary, and he still holds the same position, without seeming to give mine any thought, even though I have explained mine at length. ===SE Wiktionary issue=== I have also asked for comments regarding the SEWiktionary issue from all other administrators and some active contributors (since they didn't seem to want to do it without me directly asking them on their talk pages), rather than talking about him to others (kind of like behind his back, which he might not appreciate), and I have finally gotten two responses. One active contributor (Eptalon) feels that SE Wikipedia is not ready for an SE Wiktionary yet (which I pointed out already exists, so why not link to it/use it?) and that our only main priority should be reaching 10k articles (with quality, preferably). I agree that his goal is a good one, but I feel that both can be done at once, even though that may mean we won't reach 10k as quickly. The other (Blockinblox) seems to be more on my side, because he wondered what to do with short articles that are only dictionary definitions. He was thinking of deleting them, but wasn't sure, so I stated my opinion and Netoholic's as succinctly as I could. Haven't gotten an answer on that yet. Oh, and one other thing: Freshstart, another active contributor who has not responded (yet) mentioned to me a while back that he thinks we should link to both EWikt and SEWikt. I said, "Sure, why not? Giving the user more options is a great idea. If you could convince Netoholic of the same, I would be eternally grateful." So it sounds like he at least wouldn't be against linking to SEWikt. ===My request (and list of links)=== I would really appreciate it if you would look into this a bit deeper. The main pages that we've talked on are: *his [[w:simple:User:Netoholic|user page]] (three sections scattered through the latter part, which he has never responded to directly; oh, and there are some interesting comments from other users about "leaving to let him run his Wiki-kingdom in peace," though that might be on [[w: *[[w:simple:Wikipedia talk:What Wikipedia is not|What Wikipedia is not]] (both of the last two sections, but based on the comments/questions in the first section) *[[w:simple:Wikipedia:Requests for deletion|the Everybody Loves Raymond (RfD)]] *[[w:simple:Wikipedia:Requests for deletion/Log|Wikipedia:Simple English Dictionary (RfD log)]] (at the very bottom of the page, and Encyclopaedia Dramatica directly above that) *[[w:simple:Wikipedia talk:Requests for deletion/Log|comments on his RfD actions]] *[[w:simple:Wikipedia talk:How to write Simple English articles|simple:Wikipedia talk:How to write Simple English articles]] *[[w:simple:Wikipedia:Simple talk|under Project direction]] (where I have not yet made my statement, but where Archer7 makes a statement that fits my position regarding non-core articles). There are a few others where we've made a statement or two, but nothing really cogent or important that we haven't said on one of these pages. Please take a look at it and tell me what you think. I am not asking you to get involved, just give me your advice. I am thinking that my next step will be to call in a mediator from English Wikipedia. I feel as if I've tried to reason with him and convince him, and he has not responded. He will not accept any comparisons to other Wikipedias, always saying things like "Simple is a different Wikipedia" (but see [[w:simple:Wikipedia:Simple talk/Archive1|his comment here]] under Actual structure of the wiki). And he has continued to change any pages that disagree with his position (such as the How to write Simple English articles page above), regardless of the fact that there are people (at least one) who do not agree. He would be in a variety of edit wars if I were the aggressive type. As you can see on the deletion log and its talk page, he has done what he wanted to against the vote and consensus, even though he calls his opinion consensus. Though he has been what I would consider downright rude to other users, including newcomers, which is directly against [[w:WP:BITE]] and [[w:WP:CIVIL]], he has kept his comments civil to me, so I don't know if I should mention it to the mediator who comes in. I guess they'll be looking at his talk page anyway, so I shouldn't need to. BTW, I made a [[w:simple:User:Cromwellt/Template:CWelcome|personal template]] as a subpage of my userpage over there, but I can't figure out how to make it work. Can you tell me? Gotta run, but happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:15, 9 March 2006 (UTC) : Hello. I think you and Netoholic have different ideas on whether simple wikipedia is also a dictionary. Asking for mediation for this issue seems sensible, but there's no telling how he'll react to that suggestion. : However, you'll be glad to know that I agree with you for a lot of your points. : Refusing to acknowledge us seems silly considering we exist. And by the look of the "what simple wiktionary is not" talk page, we are probably needed. I think it's that he is not understanding how much we want to make this work - if we can convince him on that we'll be doing well. : As for whether he's rude, I haven't seen him really insult anyone. However, some of his decisions are quite petty - such as not including links to sister projects on the front page. If people think simple wiktionary is full of crap, that's for them to decide, not him. In my opinion, his dictatorial attitude ("we are not a democracy") is wrong. It may not be a democracy, but he isn't the leader of the dictatorship. : I suggest that we have 3 choices: :* We can try to convince him of our point of view ourselves. If you like, I can talk to Netoholic and try to come to some kind of compromise. :* We can use mediation. Mediation will give a compromise solution, or enforce a decision from above. It will be a solution, but may not win us any favours over at simple wikipedia. If this is done, it needs to be done with a consensus here and in a non-confrontational manner to be most successful. :* We can wait. This option isn't as bad as it sounds. Don't forget that we don't need his permission to draw from or copy his definitions if we want to. We can go to him later, when we have even more words and try to convince him that we're serious about wiktionary. : Honestly, I don't know what's the best option. Good luck though ;-) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:52, 10 March 2006 (UTC) 5729 2006-03-10T00:58:55Z H2g2bob 43 /* My request (and list of links) */ ==Welcome== It's nice to see some activity here; I hope you will drop in every so often! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 04:50, 16 December 2005 (UTC) : Hi again, I'm not a bureaucrat, only an admin (the only one). If you want admin access here you need to ask on [[meta:Requests for permissions|Meta]]. If I was a bureaucrat I would be more then happy to make you an admin, after all, it's not a big deal! I will look into changing monobook as you requested. Thanks, [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:48, 17 December 2005 (UTC) : OK, I made the changes that you asked for, check to make sure I did it right! I also deleted 2 pages that you created, let me know if there are any problems. --[[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 19:11, 17 December 2005 (UTC) I see you made the request on [[meta:Requests for permissions|Meta]]. Note that it might take some time. (It was 3 weeks for me!) [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 06:38, 18 December 2005 (UTC) Sorry about the late reply, I saw your message on the 7th of Jan but I have been busy (work all day, then I get home to see the barn next door '''ablaze!'''). Anyway I made a reply at Meta. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 02:41, 9 January 2006 (UTC) == SE Wiktionary == I don't mean to butt into a semi-private conversation, but I thought I'd throw in my ideas about Simple English Wiktionary. I feel that this is a very useful project, and a sisterproject to Simple English Wikipedia. The main difference between the English Wiktionary and the Simple English Wiktionary (at least in my vision of things) is basically the same as that of Simple English Wikipedia: provide a resource for people who are not very good at English, whether because they are learning, they are young, or they are handicapped (or other reason, for that matter). The English Wiktionary is not a good resource for this, as it often uses much too sophisticated terminology for a Simple English Wikipedia user to understand, not to mention having a different focus/goal (to give English definitions for every word in every language). Here, all words and definitions would be in English, and, what's more, Simple English. As I mentioned above, this could be very useful, and I hope it will be highly linked with Simple English Wikipedia, for all of the less common words that one really can't avoid using there, and others of course. We would preferably moving all of the dictionary-ish entries over here, with links to them from appropriate articles. If you are curious, you can see more of what I feel about it on this talk page (from [[w:Wikipedia Talk:What Wikipedia is not|Simple English "What Wikipedia is not"]]). This is copied from Gmcfoley's talk page so you can see what I'm saying. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 12:26, 27 January 2006 (UTC) :Sorry for the late reply. :-) I agree that this has potential to be a good project, but we've all got to remember to head over here more often. In collaboration with simple en wikipedia, this could become a good resource. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 16:09, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for the reply. As I'm not nearly as active over at English Wikipedia now (I used to be more over there), I tend to come here fairly often. It has become a sort of pet project for me. I want to see it become a valuable resource in conjunction with SEWikipedia, but I'm running into opposition from one person there: Netoholic, an admin and bureaucrat. He seems to not want SEWikipedia linking here for any reason (not even as an alternate link), and seems to think that all definitions of less common words should be there, not here. He links such articles (really dictionary entries) to English Wiktionary ("just so it's central"), despite my repeated explanations that English Wiktionary is too complex for most Simple English users. I've tried posting two different long messages on his talk page, and he doesn't respond. He only responded when I recreated a "disputed policy" template (which he had previously deleted) and mentioned on its talk page that someone who wants to delete it should tell me why first. He asked on my talk page why it was there, and I responded on his talk page with that second long message, including my reasons for having it there as well as general opinions, etc. He still hasn't responded, but he keeps working against SEWikt. I would like to work as an admin over there, but since he is the bureaucrat and I know he would not support that idea, I haven't even brought it up. He is actually an admin/bureaucrat with issues: he has on a variety of occasions done what he felt like, despite consensus, particularly on deleting pages he feels are "non-core" articles. He brings them up on RfD and then, when the vote is in, he deletes the pages he wants to and keeps the ones he doesn't want to delete, even though the vote is the other way. He calls this policy of deleting "non-core" articles "giving the project direction." I call it unnecessarily restrictive. We want it to include lots of information, not just "core articles," and if someone wants to write a simple article about "Everybody Loves Raymond" (his most recent RfD), they should be able to. If he feels core articles are important, he should write more of them, not delete less central articles. I've said this to him more than once, but as mentioned above, I've gotten no response, not even an angry reply. As I mentioned to Gmcfoley not long ago, he has done all these things, and even possibly done things like blocked users for disagreeing with him, but has not even gotten a slap on the wrist from anyone, including other administrators. Most of his issues are brought up by one or more users on his [[w:User:Netoholic|talk page]] if you're curious. He wants to run SEWikipedia the way he wants it run, and other people seem to just let him. Any ideas? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:05, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ::Well, I've tried talking to him more. Our main issues of disagreement are non-core articles and SE Wiktionary, and he still holds the same position, without seeming to give mine any thought, even though I have explained mine at length. ===SE Wiktionary issue=== I have also asked for comments regarding the SEWiktionary issue from all other administrators and some active contributors (since they didn't seem to want to do it without me directly asking them on their talk pages), rather than talking about him to others (kind of like behind his back, which he might not appreciate), and I have finally gotten two responses. One active contributor (Eptalon) feels that SE Wikipedia is not ready for an SE Wiktionary yet (which I pointed out already exists, so why not link to it/use it?) and that our only main priority should be reaching 10k articles (with quality, preferably). I agree that his goal is a good one, but I feel that both can be done at once, even though that may mean we won't reach 10k as quickly. The other (Blockinblox) seems to be more on my side, because he wondered what to do with short articles that are only dictionary definitions. He was thinking of deleting them, but wasn't sure, so I stated my opinion and Netoholic's as succinctly as I could. Haven't gotten an answer on that yet. Oh, and one other thing: Freshstart, another active contributor who has not responded (yet) mentioned to me a while back that he thinks we should link to both EWikt and SEWikt. I said, "Sure, why not? Giving the user more options is a great idea. If you could convince Netoholic of the same, I would be eternally grateful." So it sounds like he at least wouldn't be against linking to SEWikt. ===My request (and list of links)=== I would really appreciate it if you would look into this a bit deeper. The main pages that we've talked on are: *his [[w:simple:User:Netoholic|user page]] (three sections scattered through the latter part, which he has never responded to directly; oh, and there are some interesting comments from other users about "leaving to let him run his Wiki-kingdom in peace," though that might be on [[w: *[[w:simple:Wikipedia talk:What Wikipedia is not|What Wikipedia is not]] (both of the last two sections, but based on the comments/questions in the first section) *[[w:simple:Wikipedia:Requests for deletion|the Everybody Loves Raymond (RfD)]] *[[w:simple:Wikipedia:Requests for deletion/Log|Wikipedia:Simple English Dictionary (RfD log)]] (at the very bottom of the page, and Encyclopaedia Dramatica directly above that) *[[w:simple:Wikipedia talk:Requests for deletion/Log|comments on his RfD actions]] *[[w:simple:Wikipedia talk:How to write Simple English articles|simple:Wikipedia talk:How to write Simple English articles]] *[[w:simple:Wikipedia:Simple talk|under Project direction]] (where I have not yet made my statement, but where Archer7 makes a statement that fits my position regarding non-core articles). There are a few others where we've made a statement or two, but nothing really cogent or important that we haven't said on one of these pages. Please take a look at it and tell me what you think. I am not asking you to get involved, just give me your advice. I am thinking that my next step will be to call in a mediator from English Wikipedia. I feel as if I've tried to reason with him and convince him, and he has not responded. He will not accept any comparisons to other Wikipedias, always saying things like "Simple is a different Wikipedia" (but see [[w:simple:Wikipedia:Simple talk/Archive1|his comment here]] under Actual structure of the wiki). And he has continued to change any pages that disagree with his position (such as the How to write Simple English articles page above), regardless of the fact that there are people (at least one) who do not agree. He would be in a variety of edit wars if I were the aggressive type. As you can see on the deletion log and its talk page, he has done what he wanted to against the vote and consensus, even though he calls his opinion consensus. Though he has been what I would consider downright rude to other users, including newcomers, which is directly against [[w:WP:BITE]] and [[w:WP:CIVIL]], he has kept his comments civil to me, so I don't know if I should mention it to the mediator who comes in. I guess they'll be looking at his talk page anyway, so I shouldn't need to. BTW, I made a [[w:simple:User:Cromwellt/Template:CWelcome|personal template]] as a subpage of my userpage over there, but I can't figure out how to make it work. Can you tell me? Gotta run, but happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:15, 9 March 2006 (UTC) : Hello. I think you and Netoholic have different ideas on whether simple wikipedia is also a dictionary. Asking for mediation for this issue seems sensible, but there's no telling how he'll react to that suggestion. : However, you'll be glad to know that I agree with you for a lot of your points. : Refusing to acknowledge us seems silly considering we exist. And by the look of the "what simple wiktionary is not" talk page, we are probably needed. I think it's that he is not understanding how much we want to make this work - if we can convince him on that we'll be doing well. : As for whether he's rude, I haven't seen him really insult anyone. However, some of his decisions are quite petty - such as not including links to sister projects on the front page. If people think simple wiktionary is full of crap, that's for them to decide, not him. In my opinion, his dictatorial attitude ("we are not a democracy") is wrong. It may not be a democracy, but he isn't the leader of the dictatorship. : I suggest that we have 3 choices: :* We can try to convince him of our point of view ourselves. If you like, I can talk to Netoholic and try to come to some kind of compromise. Hearing something from fresh ears might help. Mind you, considering the lengths you've gone to to get his attention, a response will not be guarenteed.... :* We can use mediation. Mediation will give a compromise solution, or enforce a decision from above. It will be a solution, but may not win us any favours over at simple wikipedia. If this is done, it needs to be done with a consensus here and in a non-confrontational manner to be most successful. :* We can wait. This option isn't as bad as it sounds. Don't forget that we don't need his permission to draw from or copy his definitions if we want to. We can go to him later, when we have even more words and try to convince him that we're serious about wiktionary. : Honestly, I don't know what's the best option. Good luck though ;-) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:52, 10 March 2006 (UTC) 5745 2006-03-10T21:07:24Z Cromwellt 61 /* My request (and list of links) */ To h2g2bob (with thanks to Flcelloguy for the use of his space), but anyone can join in ==Welcome== It's nice to see some activity here; I hope you will drop in every so often! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 04:50, 16 December 2005 (UTC) : Hi again, I'm not a bureaucrat, only an admin (the only one). If you want admin access here you need to ask on [[meta:Requests for permissions|Meta]]. If I was a bureaucrat I would be more then happy to make you an admin, after all, it's not a big deal! I will look into changing monobook as you requested. Thanks, [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:48, 17 December 2005 (UTC) : OK, I made the changes that you asked for, check to make sure I did it right! I also deleted 2 pages that you created, let me know if there are any problems. --[[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 19:11, 17 December 2005 (UTC) I see you made the request on [[meta:Requests for permissions|Meta]]. Note that it might take some time. (It was 3 weeks for me!) [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 06:38, 18 December 2005 (UTC) Sorry about the late reply, I saw your message on the 7th of Jan but I have been busy (work all day, then I get home to see the barn next door '''ablaze!'''). Anyway I made a reply at Meta. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 02:41, 9 January 2006 (UTC) == SE Wiktionary == I don't mean to butt into a semi-private conversation, but I thought I'd throw in my ideas about Simple English Wiktionary. I feel that this is a very useful project, and a sisterproject to Simple English Wikipedia. The main difference between the English Wiktionary and the Simple English Wiktionary (at least in my vision of things) is basically the same as that of Simple English Wikipedia: provide a resource for people who are not very good at English, whether because they are learning, they are young, or they are handicapped (or other reason, for that matter). The English Wiktionary is not a good resource for this, as it often uses much too sophisticated terminology for a Simple English Wikipedia user to understand, not to mention having a different focus/goal (to give English definitions for every word in every language). Here, all words and definitions would be in English, and, what's more, Simple English. As I mentioned above, this could be very useful, and I hope it will be highly linked with Simple English Wikipedia, for all of the less common words that one really can't avoid using there, and others of course. We would preferably moving all of the dictionary-ish entries over here, with links to them from appropriate articles. If you are curious, you can see more of what I feel about it on this talk page (from [[w:Wikipedia Talk:What Wikipedia is not|Simple English "What Wikipedia is not"]]). This is copied from Gmcfoley's talk page so you can see what I'm saying. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 12:26, 27 January 2006 (UTC) :Sorry for the late reply. :-) I agree that this has potential to be a good project, but we've all got to remember to head over here more often. In collaboration with simple en wikipedia, this could become a good resource. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 16:09, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for the reply. As I'm not nearly as active over at English Wikipedia now (I used to be more over there), I tend to come here fairly often. It has become a sort of pet project for me. I want to see it become a valuable resource in conjunction with SEWikipedia, but I'm running into opposition from one person there: Netoholic, an admin and bureaucrat. He seems to not want SEWikipedia linking here for any reason (not even as an alternate link), and seems to think that all definitions of less common words should be there, not here. He links such articles (really dictionary entries) to English Wiktionary ("just so it's central"), despite my repeated explanations that English Wiktionary is too complex for most Simple English users. I've tried posting two different long messages on his talk page, and he doesn't respond. He only responded when I recreated a "disputed policy" template (which he had previously deleted) and mentioned on its talk page that someone who wants to delete it should tell me why first. He asked on my talk page why it was there, and I responded on his talk page with that second long message, including my reasons for having it there as well as general opinions, etc. He still hasn't responded, but he keeps working against SEWikt. I would like to work as an admin over there, but since he is the bureaucrat and I know he would not support that idea, I haven't even brought it up. He is actually an admin/bureaucrat with issues: he has on a variety of occasions done what he felt like, despite consensus, particularly on deleting pages he feels are "non-core" articles. He brings them up on RfD and then, when the vote is in, he deletes the pages he wants to and keeps the ones he doesn't want to delete, even though the vote is the other way. He calls this policy of deleting "non-core" articles "giving the project direction." I call it unnecessarily restrictive. We want it to include lots of information, not just "core articles," and if someone wants to write a simple article about "Everybody Loves Raymond" (his most recent RfD), they should be able to. If he feels core articles are important, he should write more of them, not delete less central articles. I've said this to him more than once, but as mentioned above, I've gotten no response, not even an angry reply. As I mentioned to Gmcfoley not long ago, he has done all these things, and even possibly done things like blocked users for disagreeing with him, but has not even gotten a slap on the wrist from anyone, including other administrators. Most of his issues are brought up by one or more users on his [[w:User:Netoholic|talk page]] if you're curious. He wants to run SEWikipedia the way he wants it run, and other people seem to just let him. Any ideas? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:05, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ::Well, I've tried talking to him more. Our main issues of disagreement are non-core articles and SE Wiktionary, and he still holds the same position, without seeming to give mine any thought, even though I have explained mine at length. ===SE Wiktionary issue=== I have also asked for comments regarding the SEWiktionary issue from all other administrators and some active contributors (since they didn't seem to want to do it without me directly asking them on their talk pages), rather than talking about him to others (kind of like behind his back, which he might not appreciate), and I have finally gotten two responses. One active contributor (Eptalon) feels that SE Wikipedia is not ready for an SE Wiktionary yet (which I pointed out already exists, so why not link to it/use it?) and that our only main priority should be reaching 10k articles (with quality, preferably). I agree that his goal is a good one, but I feel that both can be done at once, even though that may mean we won't reach 10k as quickly. The other (Blockinblox) seems to be more on my side, because he wondered what to do with short articles that are only dictionary definitions. He was thinking of deleting them, but wasn't sure, so I stated my opinion and Netoholic's as succinctly as I could. Haven't gotten an answer on that yet. Oh, and one other thing: Freshstart, another active contributor who has not responded (yet) mentioned to me a while back that he thinks we should link to both EWikt and SEWikt. I said, "Sure, why not? Giving the user more options is a great idea. If you could convince Netoholic of the same, I would be eternally grateful." So it sounds like he at least wouldn't be against linking to SEWikt. ===My request (and list of links)=== I would really appreciate it if you would look into this a bit deeper. The main pages that we've talked on are: *his [[w:simple:User:Netoholic|user page]] (three sections scattered through the latter part, which he has never responded to directly; oh, and there are some interesting comments from other users about "leaving to let him run his Wiki-kingdom in peace," though that might be on User:Angela's [[w:User talk:Angela|talk page]]) *[[w:simple:Wikipedia talk:What Wikipedia is not|What Wikipedia is not]] (both of the last two sections, but based on the comments/questions in the first section) *[[w:simple:Wikipedia:Requests for deletion|the Everybody Loves Raymond (RfD)]] *[[w:simple:Wikipedia:Requests for deletion/Log|Wikipedia:Simple English Dictionary (RfD log)]] (at the very bottom of the page, and Encyclopaedia Dramatica directly above that) *[[w:simple:Wikipedia talk:Requests for deletion/Log|comments on his RfD actions]] *[[w:simple:Wikipedia talk:How to write Simple English articles|simple:Wikipedia talk:How to write Simple English articles]] *[[w:simple:Wikipedia:Simple talk|under Project direction]] (where I have not yet made my statement, but where Archer7 makes a statement that fits my position regarding non-core articles). There are a few others where we've made a statement or two, but nothing really cogent or important that we haven't said on one of these pages. Please take a look at it and tell me what you think. I am not asking you to get involved, just give me your advice. I am thinking that my next step will be to call in a mediator from English Wikipedia. I feel as if I've tried to reason with him and convince him, and he has not responded. He will not accept any comparisons to other Wikipedias, always saying things like "Simple is a different Wikipedia" (but see [[w:simple:Wikipedia:Simple talk/Archive1|his comment here]] under Actual structure of the wiki). And he has continued to change any pages that disagree with his position (such as the How to write Simple English articles page above), regardless of the fact that there are people (at least one) who do not agree. He would be in a variety of edit wars if I were the aggressive type. As you can see on the deletion log and its talk page, he has done what he wanted to against the vote and consensus, even though he calls his opinion consensus. Though he has been what I would consider downright rude to other users, including newcomers, which is directly against [[w:en:WP:BITE]] and [[w:en:WP:CIVIL]], he has kept his comments civil to me, so I don't know if I should mention it to the mediator who comes in. I guess they'll be looking at his talk page anyway, so I shouldn't need to. BTW, I made a [[w:simple:User:Cromwellt/Template:CWelcome|personal template]] as a subpage of my userpage over there, but I can't figure out how to make it work. Can you tell me? Gotta run, but happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:15, 9 March 2006 (UTC) : Hello. I think you and Netoholic have different ideas on whether simple wikipedia is also a dictionary. Asking for mediation for this issue seems sensible, but there's no telling how he'll react to that suggestion. : However, you'll be glad to know that I agree with you for a lot of your points. : Refusing to acknowledge us seems silly considering we exist. And by the look of the "what simple wiktionary is not" talk page, we are probably needed. I think it's that he is not understanding how much we want to make this work - if we can convince him on that we'll be doing well. : As for whether he's rude, I haven't seen him really insult anyone. However, some of his decisions are quite petty - such as not including links to sister projects on the front page. If people think simple wiktionary is full of crap, that's for them to decide, not him. In my opinion, his dictatorial attitude ("we are not a democracy") is wrong. It may not be a democracy, but he isn't the leader of the dictatorship. : I suggest that we have 3 choices: :* We can try to convince him of our point of view ourselves. If you like, I can talk to Netoholic and try to come to some kind of compromise. Hearing something from fresh ears might help. Mind you, considering the lengths you've gone to to get his attention, a response will not be guarenteed.... :* We can use mediation. Mediation will give a compromise solution, or enforce a decision from above. It will be a solution, but may not win us any favours over at simple wikipedia. If this is done, it needs to be done with a consensus here and in a non-confrontational manner to be most successful. :* We can wait. This option isn't as bad as it sounds. Don't forget that we don't need his permission to draw from or copy his definitions if we want to. We can go to him later, when we have even more words and try to convince him that we're serious about wiktionary. : Honestly, I don't know what's the best option. Good luck though ;-) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:52, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Hi H2g2bob! Thanks for your comments here. I didn't expect anyone else to comment, but I'm certainly glad you did! I think you have the right idea when you say that we don't agree on whether SEWikipedia is also a dictionary, but I would say it is more subtle than that. He doesn't verbally claim that it is a dictionary, he just thinks that putting short "descriptions" (which I would call definitions) over there is what we should do ("to help users"), rather than putting them here, and that SEWikipedia should link to EWikt (which I am willing to accept, even though it doesn't help the majority of simple users) and should not link to SEWikt. I admit that I am glad to know that you agree with me in general. I definitely agree that it is silly to not acknowledge us and that we are probably (I would say definitely) needed. As far as not understanding our interest in making this work, I would say that he perfectly understands ''my'' interest in making it work, but that he thinks I am the only one who feels that way. I think you may be right about him not being actually rude to anyone (on researching more, it seems that it is mostly vandals who complain about him unimpressively, and I mistakenly attributed an unsigned comment to him, though he is still rather uncivil in his way of implying that if they don't like how the project is (how he is acting), they should leave. All this is under [[w:User talk:Angela]], the section on Dispute resolution. I agree strongly with your statements about his pettiness and his dictatorial attitude, especially when you say, "This may not be a democracy, but he isn't the leader of the dictatorship." ::As for those three options, I'd say we should do a combination. First, we can start copying anything worth saving over right now, as you say. However, I don't think that means we should wait on the other things. I think the next step I would prefer would be you talking to him to try to get him to come around, though I don't plan to absent myself from any further general discussion in the meantime. My guess is that he won't agree to anything with you either, but it's possible, mostly because you will say things a little differently from the way I do, and because responding to two people is not the same as responding to one. If you have tried and failed to come to a compromise with him, then I say we get some form of mediation, definitely letting him know what we are doing and preferably with his agreement, but without it if necessary. I have a feeling he may be very much against mediation, since he tends to seem petty and unreasonable and want to run things his way no matter what, but that's a chance we'll have to take. ::Thank you, Flcelloguy, for the use of your talk page for this. I'll also be putting this comment on h2g2bob's [[User talk:h2g2bob|talk page]], so you can delete it if you feel the need. Or you can join in the discussion! I think we can all agree that all good-faith comments are welcome. :) --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:07, 10 March 2006 (UTC) 5749 2006-03-10T21:12:08Z Cromwellt 61 /* My request (and list of links) */ fixed grammar, punctuation on my own comment ==Welcome== It's nice to see some activity here; I hope you will drop in every so often! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 04:50, 16 December 2005 (UTC) : Hi again, I'm not a bureaucrat, only an admin (the only one). If you want admin access here you need to ask on [[meta:Requests for permissions|Meta]]. If I was a bureaucrat I would be more then happy to make you an admin, after all, it's not a big deal! I will look into changing monobook as you requested. Thanks, [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:48, 17 December 2005 (UTC) : OK, I made the changes that you asked for, check to make sure I did it right! I also deleted 2 pages that you created, let me know if there are any problems. --[[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 19:11, 17 December 2005 (UTC) I see you made the request on [[meta:Requests for permissions|Meta]]. Note that it might take some time. (It was 3 weeks for me!) [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 06:38, 18 December 2005 (UTC) Sorry about the late reply, I saw your message on the 7th of Jan but I have been busy (work all day, then I get home to see the barn next door '''ablaze!'''). Anyway I made a reply at Meta. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 02:41, 9 January 2006 (UTC) == SE Wiktionary == I don't mean to butt into a semi-private conversation, but I thought I'd throw in my ideas about Simple English Wiktionary. I feel that this is a very useful project, and a sisterproject to Simple English Wikipedia. The main difference between the English Wiktionary and the Simple English Wiktionary (at least in my vision of things) is basically the same as that of Simple English Wikipedia: provide a resource for people who are not very good at English, whether because they are learning, they are young, or they are handicapped (or other reason, for that matter). The English Wiktionary is not a good resource for this, as it often uses much too sophisticated terminology for a Simple English Wikipedia user to understand, not to mention having a different focus/goal (to give English definitions for every word in every language). Here, all words and definitions would be in English, and, what's more, Simple English. As I mentioned above, this could be very useful, and I hope it will be highly linked with Simple English Wikipedia, for all of the less common words that one really can't avoid using there, and others of course. We would preferably moving all of the dictionary-ish entries over here, with links to them from appropriate articles. If you are curious, you can see more of what I feel about it on this talk page (from [[w:Wikipedia Talk:What Wikipedia is not|Simple English "What Wikipedia is not"]]). This is copied from Gmcfoley's talk page so you can see what I'm saying. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 12:26, 27 January 2006 (UTC) :Sorry for the late reply. :-) I agree that this has potential to be a good project, but we've all got to remember to head over here more often. In collaboration with simple en wikipedia, this could become a good resource. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 16:09, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for the reply. As I'm not nearly as active over at English Wikipedia now (I used to be more over there), I tend to come here fairly often. It has become a sort of pet project for me. I want to see it become a valuable resource in conjunction with SEWikipedia, but I'm running into opposition from one person there: Netoholic, an admin and bureaucrat. He seems to not want SEWikipedia linking here for any reason (not even as an alternate link), and seems to think that all definitions of less common words should be there, not here. He links such articles (really dictionary entries) to English Wiktionary ("just so it's central"), despite my repeated explanations that English Wiktionary is too complex for most Simple English users. I've tried posting two different long messages on his talk page, and he doesn't respond. He only responded when I recreated a "disputed policy" template (which he had previously deleted) and mentioned on its talk page that someone who wants to delete it should tell me why first. He asked on my talk page why it was there, and I responded on his talk page with that second long message, including my reasons for having it there as well as general opinions, etc. He still hasn't responded, but he keeps working against SEWikt. I would like to work as an admin over there, but since he is the bureaucrat and I know he would not support that idea, I haven't even brought it up. He is actually an admin/bureaucrat with issues: he has on a variety of occasions done what he felt like, despite consensus, particularly on deleting pages he feels are "non-core" articles. He brings them up on RfD and then, when the vote is in, he deletes the pages he wants to and keeps the ones he doesn't want to delete, even though the vote is the other way. He calls this policy of deleting "non-core" articles "giving the project direction." I call it unnecessarily restrictive. We want it to include lots of information, not just "core articles," and if someone wants to write a simple article about "Everybody Loves Raymond" (his most recent RfD), they should be able to. If he feels core articles are important, he should write more of them, not delete less central articles. I've said this to him more than once, but as mentioned above, I've gotten no response, not even an angry reply. As I mentioned to Gmcfoley not long ago, he has done all these things, and even possibly done things like blocked users for disagreeing with him, but has not even gotten a slap on the wrist from anyone, including other administrators. Most of his issues are brought up by one or more users on his [[w:User:Netoholic|talk page]] if you're curious. He wants to run SEWikipedia the way he wants it run, and other people seem to just let him. Any ideas? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:05, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ::Well, I've tried talking to him more. Our main issues of disagreement are non-core articles and SE Wiktionary, and he still holds the same position, without seeming to give mine any thought, even though I have explained mine at length. ===SE Wiktionary issue=== I have also asked for comments regarding the SEWiktionary issue from all other administrators and some active contributors (since they didn't seem to want to do it without me directly asking them on their talk pages), rather than talking about him to others (kind of like behind his back, which he might not appreciate), and I have finally gotten two responses. One active contributor (Eptalon) feels that SE Wikipedia is not ready for an SE Wiktionary yet (which I pointed out already exists, so why not link to it/use it?) and that our only main priority should be reaching 10k articles (with quality, preferably). I agree that his goal is a good one, but I feel that both can be done at once, even though that may mean we won't reach 10k as quickly. The other (Blockinblox) seems to be more on my side, because he wondered what to do with short articles that are only dictionary definitions. He was thinking of deleting them, but wasn't sure, so I stated my opinion and Netoholic's as succinctly as I could. Haven't gotten an answer on that yet. Oh, and one other thing: Freshstart, another active contributor who has not responded (yet) mentioned to me a while back that he thinks we should link to both EWikt and SEWikt. I said, "Sure, why not? Giving the user more options is a great idea. If you could convince Netoholic of the same, I would be eternally grateful." So it sounds like he at least wouldn't be against linking to SEWikt. ===My request (and list of links)=== I would really appreciate it if you would look into this a bit deeper. The main pages that we've talked on are: *his [[w:simple:User:Netoholic|user page]] (three sections scattered through the latter part, which he has never responded to directly; oh, and there are some interesting comments from other users about "leaving to let him run his Wiki-kingdom in peace," though that might be on User:Angela's [[w:User talk:Angela|talk page]]) *[[w:simple:Wikipedia talk:What Wikipedia is not|What Wikipedia is not]] (both of the last two sections, but based on the comments/questions in the first section) *[[w:simple:Wikipedia:Requests for deletion|the Everybody Loves Raymond (RfD)]] *[[w:simple:Wikipedia:Requests for deletion/Log|Wikipedia:Simple English Dictionary (RfD log)]] (at the very bottom of the page, and Encyclopaedia Dramatica directly above that) *[[w:simple:Wikipedia talk:Requests for deletion/Log|comments on his RfD actions]] *[[w:simple:Wikipedia talk:How to write Simple English articles|simple:Wikipedia talk:How to write Simple English articles]] *[[w:simple:Wikipedia:Simple talk|under Project direction]] (where I have not yet made my statement, but where Archer7 makes a statement that fits my position regarding non-core articles). There are a few others where we've made a statement or two, but nothing really cogent or important that we haven't said on one of these pages. Please take a look at it and tell me what you think. I am not asking you to get involved, just give me your advice. I am thinking that my next step will be to call in a mediator from English Wikipedia. I feel as if I've tried to reason with him and convince him, and he has not responded. He will not accept any comparisons to other Wikipedias, always saying things like "Simple is a different Wikipedia" (but see [[w:simple:Wikipedia:Simple talk/Archive1|his comment here]] under Actual structure of the wiki). And he has continued to change any pages that disagree with his position (such as the How to write Simple English articles page above), regardless of the fact that there are people (at least one) who do not agree. He would be in a variety of edit wars if I were the aggressive type. As you can see on the deletion log and its talk page, he has done what he wanted to against the vote and consensus, even though he calls his opinion consensus. Though he has been what I would consider downright rude to other users, including newcomers, which is directly against [[w:en:WP:BITE]] and [[w:en:WP:CIVIL]], he has kept his comments civil to me, so I don't know if I should mention it to the mediator who comes in. I guess they'll be looking at his talk page anyway, so I shouldn't need to. BTW, I made a [[w:simple:User:Cromwellt/Template:CWelcome|personal template]] as a subpage of my userpage over there, but I can't figure out how to make it work. Can you tell me? Gotta run, but happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:15, 9 March 2006 (UTC) : Hello. I think you and Netoholic have different ideas on whether simple wikipedia is also a dictionary. Asking for mediation for this issue seems sensible, but there's no telling how he'll react to that suggestion. : However, you'll be glad to know that I agree with you for a lot of your points. : Refusing to acknowledge us seems silly considering we exist. And by the look of the "what simple wiktionary is not" talk page, we are probably needed. I think it's that he is not understanding how much we want to make this work - if we can convince him on that we'll be doing well. : As for whether he's rude, I haven't seen him really insult anyone. However, some of his decisions are quite petty - such as not including links to sister projects on the front page. If people think simple wiktionary is full of crap, that's for them to decide, not him. In my opinion, his dictatorial attitude ("we are not a democracy") is wrong. It may not be a democracy, but he isn't the leader of the dictatorship. : I suggest that we have 3 choices: :* We can try to convince him of our point of view ourselves. If you like, I can talk to Netoholic and try to come to some kind of compromise. Hearing something from fresh ears might help. Mind you, considering the lengths you've gone to to get his attention, a response will not be guarenteed.... :* We can use mediation. Mediation will give a compromise solution, or enforce a decision from above. It will be a solution, but may not win us any favours over at simple wikipedia. If this is done, it needs to be done with a consensus here and in a non-confrontational manner to be most successful. :* We can wait. This option isn't as bad as it sounds. Don't forget that we don't need his permission to draw from or copy his definitions if we want to. We can go to him later, when we have even more words and try to convince him that we're serious about wiktionary. : Honestly, I don't know what's the best option. Good luck though ;-) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:52, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Hi H2g2bob! Thanks for your comments here. I didn't expect anyone else to comment, but I'm certainly glad you did! I think you have the right idea when you say that we don't agree on whether SEWikipedia is also a dictionary, but I would say it is more subtle than that. He doesn't verbally claim that it is a dictionary, he just thinks that putting short "descriptions" (which I would call definitions) over there is what we should do ("to help users"), rather than putting them here, and that SEWikipedia should link to EWikt (which I am willing to accept, even though it doesn't help the majority of simple users) and should not link to SEWikt. I admit that I am glad to know that you agree with me in general. I definitely agree that it is silly to not acknowledge us and that we are probably (I would say definitely) needed. As far as not understanding our interest in making this work, I would say that he perfectly understands ''my'' interest in making it work, but that he thinks I am the only one who feels that way. I think you may be right about him not being actually rude to anyone (on researching more, it seems that it is mostly vandals who complain about him, rather unimpressively), and I mistakenly attributed an unsigned comment to him, though he is still rather uncivil in his way of implying that if they don't like how the project is (how he is acting), they should leave. All this is under [[w:User talk:Angela]], the section on Dispute resolution. I agree strongly with your statements about his pettiness and his dictatorial attitude, especially when you say, "This may not be a democracy, but he isn't the leader of the dictatorship." ::As for those three options, I'd say we should do a combination. First, we can start copying anything worth saving over right now, as you say. However, I don't think that means we should wait on the other things. I think the next step I would prefer would be you talking to him to try to get him to come around, though I don't plan to absent myself from any further general discussion in the meantime. My guess is that he won't agree to anything with you either, but it's possible, mostly because you will say things a little differently from the way I do, and because responding to two people is not the same as responding to one. If you have tried and failed to come to a compromise with him, then I say we get some form of mediation, definitely letting him know what we are doing and preferably with his agreement, but without it if necessary. I have a feeling he may be very much against mediation, since he tends to seem petty and unreasonable and want to run things his way no matter what, but that's a chance we'll have to take. ::Thank you, Flcelloguy, for the use of your talk page for this. I'll also be putting this comment on h2g2bob's [[User talk:h2g2bob|talk page]], so you can delete it if you feel the need. Or you can join in the discussion! I think we can all agree that all good-faith comments are welcome. :) --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:07, 10 March 2006 (UTC) 6738 2006-05-29T07:19:29Z Cromwellt 61 Simple English projects ==Welcome== It's nice to see some activity here; I hope you will drop in every so often! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 04:50, 16 December 2005 (UTC) : Hi again, I'm not a bureaucrat, only an admin (the only one). If you want admin access here you need to ask on [[meta:Requests for permissions|Meta]]. If I was a bureaucrat I would be more then happy to make you an admin, after all, it's not a big deal! I will look into changing monobook as you requested. Thanks, [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:48, 17 December 2005 (UTC) : OK, I made the changes that you asked for, check to make sure I did it right! I also deleted 2 pages that you created, let me know if there are any problems. --[[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 19:11, 17 December 2005 (UTC) I see you made the request on [[meta:Requests for permissions|Meta]]. Note that it might take some time. (It was 3 weeks for me!) [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 06:38, 18 December 2005 (UTC) Sorry about the late reply, I saw your message on the 7th of Jan but I have been busy (work all day, then I get home to see the barn next door '''ablaze!'''). Anyway I made a reply at Meta. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 02:41, 9 January 2006 (UTC) == SE Wiktionary == I don't mean to butt into a semi-private conversation, but I thought I'd throw in my ideas about Simple English Wiktionary. I feel that this is a very useful project, and a sisterproject to Simple English Wikipedia. The main difference between the English Wiktionary and the Simple English Wiktionary (at least in my vision of things) is basically the same as that of Simple English Wikipedia: provide a resource for people who are not very good at English, whether because they are learning, they are young, or they are handicapped (or other reason, for that matter). The English Wiktionary is not a good resource for this, as it often uses much too sophisticated terminology for a Simple English Wikipedia user to understand, not to mention having a different focus/goal (to give English definitions for every word in every language). Here, all words and definitions would be in English, and, what's more, Simple English. As I mentioned above, this could be very useful, and I hope it will be highly linked with Simple English Wikipedia, for all of the less common words that one really can't avoid using there, and others of course. We would preferably moving all of the dictionary-ish entries over here, with links to them from appropriate articles. If you are curious, you can see more of what I feel about it on this talk page (from [[w:Wikipedia Talk:What Wikipedia is not|Simple English "What Wikipedia is not"]]). This is copied from Gmcfoley's talk page so you can see what I'm saying. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 12:26, 27 January 2006 (UTC) :Sorry for the late reply. :-) I agree that this has potential to be a good project, but we've all got to remember to head over here more often. In collaboration with simple en wikipedia, this could become a good resource. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 16:09, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for the reply. As I'm not nearly as active over at English Wikipedia now (I used to be more over there), I tend to come here fairly often. It has become a sort of pet project for me. I want to see it become a valuable resource in conjunction with SEWikipedia, but I'm running into opposition from one person there: Netoholic, an admin and bureaucrat. He seems to not want SEWikipedia linking here for any reason (not even as an alternate link), and seems to think that all definitions of less common words should be there, not here. He links such articles (really dictionary entries) to English Wiktionary ("just so it's central"), despite my repeated explanations that English Wiktionary is too complex for most Simple English users. I've tried posting two different long messages on his talk page, and he doesn't respond. He only responded when I recreated a "disputed policy" template (which he had previously deleted) and mentioned on its talk page that someone who wants to delete it should tell me why first. He asked on my talk page why it was there, and I responded on his talk page with that second long message, including my reasons for having it there as well as general opinions, etc. He still hasn't responded, but he keeps working against SEWikt. I would like to work as an admin over there, but since he is the bureaucrat and I know he would not support that idea, I haven't even brought it up. He is actually an admin/bureaucrat with issues: he has on a variety of occasions done what he felt like, despite consensus, particularly on deleting pages he feels are "non-core" articles. He brings them up on RfD and then, when the vote is in, he deletes the pages he wants to and keeps the ones he doesn't want to delete, even though the vote is the other way. He calls this policy of deleting "non-core" articles "giving the project direction." I call it unnecessarily restrictive. We want it to include lots of information, not just "core articles," and if someone wants to write a simple article about "Everybody Loves Raymond" (his most recent RfD), they should be able to. If he feels core articles are important, he should write more of them, not delete less central articles. I've said this to him more than once, but as mentioned above, I've gotten no response, not even an angry reply. As I mentioned to Gmcfoley not long ago, he has done all these things, and even possibly done things like blocked users for disagreeing with him, but has not even gotten a slap on the wrist from anyone, including other administrators. Most of his issues are brought up by one or more users on his [[w:User:Netoholic|talk page]] if you're curious. He wants to run SEWikipedia the way he wants it run, and other people seem to just let him. Any ideas? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:05, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ::Well, I've tried talking to him more. Our main issues of disagreement are non-core articles and SE Wiktionary, and he still holds the same position, without seeming to give mine any thought, even though I have explained mine at length. ===SE Wiktionary issue=== I have also asked for comments regarding the SEWiktionary issue from all other administrators and some active contributors (since they didn't seem to want to do it without me directly asking them on their talk pages), rather than talking about him to others (kind of like behind his back, which he might not appreciate), and I have finally gotten two responses. One active contributor (Eptalon) feels that SE Wikipedia is not ready for an SE Wiktionary yet (which I pointed out already exists, so why not link to it/use it?) and that our only main priority should be reaching 10k articles (with quality, preferably). I agree that his goal is a good one, but I feel that both can be done at once, even though that may mean we won't reach 10k as quickly. The other (Blockinblox) seems to be more on my side, because he wondered what to do with short articles that are only dictionary definitions. He was thinking of deleting them, but wasn't sure, so I stated my opinion and Netoholic's as succinctly as I could. Haven't gotten an answer on that yet. Oh, and one other thing: Freshstart, another active contributor who has not responded (yet) mentioned to me a while back that he thinks we should link to both EWikt and SEWikt. I said, "Sure, why not? Giving the user more options is a great idea. If you could convince Netoholic of the same, I would be eternally grateful." So it sounds like he at least wouldn't be against linking to SEWikt. ===My request (and list of links)=== I would really appreciate it if you would look into this a bit deeper. The main pages that we've talked on are: *his [[w:simple:User:Netoholic|user page]] (three sections scattered through the latter part, which he has never responded to directly; oh, and there are some interesting comments from other users about "leaving to let him run his Wiki-kingdom in peace," though that might be on User:Angela's [[w:User talk:Angela|talk page]]) *[[w:simple:Wikipedia talk:What Wikipedia is not|What Wikipedia is not]] (both of the last two sections, but based on the comments/questions in the first section) *[[w:simple:Wikipedia:Requests for deletion|the Everybody Loves Raymond (RfD)]] *[[w:simple:Wikipedia:Requests for deletion/Log|Wikipedia:Simple English Dictionary (RfD log)]] (at the very bottom of the page, and Encyclopaedia Dramatica directly above that) *[[w:simple:Wikipedia talk:Requests for deletion/Log|comments on his RfD actions]] *[[w:simple:Wikipedia talk:How to write Simple English articles|simple:Wikipedia talk:How to write Simple English articles]] *[[w:simple:Wikipedia:Simple talk|under Project direction]] (where I have not yet made my statement, but where Archer7 makes a statement that fits my position regarding non-core articles). There are a few others where we've made a statement or two, but nothing really cogent or important that we haven't said on one of these pages. Please take a look at it and tell me what you think. I am not asking you to get involved, just give me your advice. I am thinking that my next step will be to call in a mediator from English Wikipedia. I feel as if I've tried to reason with him and convince him, and he has not responded. He will not accept any comparisons to other Wikipedias, always saying things like "Simple is a different Wikipedia" (but see [[w:simple:Wikipedia:Simple talk/Archive1|his comment here]] under Actual structure of the wiki). And he has continued to change any pages that disagree with his position (such as the How to write Simple English articles page above), regardless of the fact that there are people (at least one) who do not agree. He would be in a variety of edit wars if I were the aggressive type. As you can see on the deletion log and its talk page, he has done what he wanted to against the vote and consensus, even though he calls his opinion consensus. Though he has been what I would consider downright rude to other users, including newcomers, which is directly against [[w:en:WP:BITE]] and [[w:en:WP:CIVIL]], he has kept his comments civil to me, so I don't know if I should mention it to the mediator who comes in. I guess they'll be looking at his talk page anyway, so I shouldn't need to. BTW, I made a [[w:simple:User:Cromwellt/Template:CWelcome|personal template]] as a subpage of my userpage over there, but I can't figure out how to make it work. Can you tell me? Gotta run, but happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:15, 9 March 2006 (UTC) : Hello. I think you and Netoholic have different ideas on whether simple wikipedia is also a dictionary. Asking for mediation for this issue seems sensible, but there's no telling how he'll react to that suggestion. : However, you'll be glad to know that I agree with you for a lot of your points. : Refusing to acknowledge us seems silly considering we exist. And by the look of the "what simple wiktionary is not" talk page, we are probably needed. I think it's that he is not understanding how much we want to make this work - if we can convince him on that we'll be doing well. : As for whether he's rude, I haven't seen him really insult anyone. However, some of his decisions are quite petty - such as not including links to sister projects on the front page. If people think simple wiktionary is full of crap, that's for them to decide, not him. In my opinion, his dictatorial attitude ("we are not a democracy") is wrong. It may not be a democracy, but he isn't the leader of the dictatorship. : I suggest that we have 3 choices: :* We can try to convince him of our point of view ourselves. If you like, I can talk to Netoholic and try to come to some kind of compromise. Hearing something from fresh ears might help. Mind you, considering the lengths you've gone to to get his attention, a response will not be guarenteed.... :* We can use mediation. Mediation will give a compromise solution, or enforce a decision from above. It will be a solution, but may not win us any favours over at simple wikipedia. If this is done, it needs to be done with a consensus here and in a non-confrontational manner to be most successful. :* We can wait. This option isn't as bad as it sounds. Don't forget that we don't need his permission to draw from or copy his definitions if we want to. We can go to him later, when we have even more words and try to convince him that we're serious about wiktionary. : Honestly, I don't know what's the best option. Good luck though ;-) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:52, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Hi H2g2bob! Thanks for your comments here. I didn't expect anyone else to comment, but I'm certainly glad you did! I think you have the right idea when you say that we don't agree on whether SEWikipedia is also a dictionary, but I would say it is more subtle than that. He doesn't verbally claim that it is a dictionary, he just thinks that putting short "descriptions" (which I would call definitions) over there is what we should do ("to help users"), rather than putting them here, and that SEWikipedia should link to EWikt (which I am willing to accept, even though it doesn't help the majority of simple users) and should not link to SEWikt. I admit that I am glad to know that you agree with me in general. I definitely agree that it is silly to not acknowledge us and that we are probably (I would say definitely) needed. As far as not understanding our interest in making this work, I would say that he perfectly understands ''my'' interest in making it work, but that he thinks I am the only one who feels that way. I think you may be right about him not being actually rude to anyone (on researching more, it seems that it is mostly vandals who complain about him, rather unimpressively), and I mistakenly attributed an unsigned comment to him, though he is still rather uncivil in his way of implying that if they don't like how the project is (how he is acting), they should leave. All this is under [[w:User talk:Angela]], the section on Dispute resolution. I agree strongly with your statements about his pettiness and his dictatorial attitude, especially when you say, "This may not be a democracy, but he isn't the leader of the dictatorship." ::As for those three options, I'd say we should do a combination. First, we can start copying anything worth saving over right now, as you say. However, I don't think that means we should wait on the other things. I think the next step I would prefer would be you talking to him to try to get him to come around, though I don't plan to absent myself from any further general discussion in the meantime. My guess is that he won't agree to anything with you either, but it's possible, mostly because you will say things a little differently from the way I do, and because responding to two people is not the same as responding to one. If you have tried and failed to come to a compromise with him, then I say we get some form of mediation, definitely letting him know what we are doing and preferably with his agreement, but without it if necessary. I have a feeling he may be very much against mediation, since he tends to seem petty and unreasonable and want to run things his way no matter what, but that's a chance we'll have to take. ::Thank you, Flcelloguy, for the use of your talk page for this. I'll also be putting this comment on h2g2bob's [[User talk:h2g2bob|talk page]], so you can delete it if you feel the need. Or you can join in the discussion! I think we can all agree that all good-faith comments are welcome. :) --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:07, 10 March 2006 (UTC) == Simple English projects == I'm leaving this message both here and on your En Wikipedia talk page, hoping that you'll see it and respond soon. Remember Netoholic and his hypocritical campaign against all simple English projects except SEWikipedia? Well, because of some developments in the situation at SEWikipedia, he's taken it to the next level. He has proposed that those projects be closed. I know you don't want that to happen, so please vote oppose. I made a sort of advisory banner for the Main Page of all those projects, which makes it convenient for you to vote: ---- '''''Advisory:''' Some users from other projects are trying to close Simple English Wiktionary, Wikibooks, and Wikiquote, even though we've barely begun! If you think these projects should not be closed, vote '''oppose [[:meta:Proposals for closing projects|here]]''' and '''[[:meta:Inactive projects|here]].''''' ---- Thanks for taking a moment and helping stop this outrage! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contris]] 07:19, 29 May 2006 (UTC) 6741 2006-05-29T08:47:29Z Cromwellt 61 /* Simple English projects */ removed extra link to a page that doesn't seem to exist ==Welcome== It's nice to see some activity here; I hope you will drop in every so often! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 04:50, 16 December 2005 (UTC) : Hi again, I'm not a bureaucrat, only an admin (the only one). If you want admin access here you need to ask on [[meta:Requests for permissions|Meta]]. If I was a bureaucrat I would be more then happy to make you an admin, after all, it's not a big deal! I will look into changing monobook as you requested. Thanks, [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:48, 17 December 2005 (UTC) : OK, I made the changes that you asked for, check to make sure I did it right! I also deleted 2 pages that you created, let me know if there are any problems. --[[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 19:11, 17 December 2005 (UTC) I see you made the request on [[meta:Requests for permissions|Meta]]. Note that it might take some time. (It was 3 weeks for me!) [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 06:38, 18 December 2005 (UTC) Sorry about the late reply, I saw your message on the 7th of Jan but I have been busy (work all day, then I get home to see the barn next door '''ablaze!'''). Anyway I made a reply at Meta. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 02:41, 9 January 2006 (UTC) == SE Wiktionary == I don't mean to butt into a semi-private conversation, but I thought I'd throw in my ideas about Simple English Wiktionary. I feel that this is a very useful project, and a sisterproject to Simple English Wikipedia. The main difference between the English Wiktionary and the Simple English Wiktionary (at least in my vision of things) is basically the same as that of Simple English Wikipedia: provide a resource for people who are not very good at English, whether because they are learning, they are young, or they are handicapped (or other reason, for that matter). The English Wiktionary is not a good resource for this, as it often uses much too sophisticated terminology for a Simple English Wikipedia user to understand, not to mention having a different focus/goal (to give English definitions for every word in every language). Here, all words and definitions would be in English, and, what's more, Simple English. As I mentioned above, this could be very useful, and I hope it will be highly linked with Simple English Wikipedia, for all of the less common words that one really can't avoid using there, and others of course. We would preferably moving all of the dictionary-ish entries over here, with links to them from appropriate articles. If you are curious, you can see more of what I feel about it on this talk page (from [[w:Wikipedia Talk:What Wikipedia is not|Simple English "What Wikipedia is not"]]). This is copied from Gmcfoley's talk page so you can see what I'm saying. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 12:26, 27 January 2006 (UTC) :Sorry for the late reply. :-) I agree that this has potential to be a good project, but we've all got to remember to head over here more often. In collaboration with simple en wikipedia, this could become a good resource. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 16:09, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for the reply. As I'm not nearly as active over at English Wikipedia now (I used to be more over there), I tend to come here fairly often. It has become a sort of pet project for me. I want to see it become a valuable resource in conjunction with SEWikipedia, but I'm running into opposition from one person there: Netoholic, an admin and bureaucrat. He seems to not want SEWikipedia linking here for any reason (not even as an alternate link), and seems to think that all definitions of less common words should be there, not here. He links such articles (really dictionary entries) to English Wiktionary ("just so it's central"), despite my repeated explanations that English Wiktionary is too complex for most Simple English users. I've tried posting two different long messages on his talk page, and he doesn't respond. He only responded when I recreated a "disputed policy" template (which he had previously deleted) and mentioned on its talk page that someone who wants to delete it should tell me why first. He asked on my talk page why it was there, and I responded on his talk page with that second long message, including my reasons for having it there as well as general opinions, etc. He still hasn't responded, but he keeps working against SEWikt. I would like to work as an admin over there, but since he is the bureaucrat and I know he would not support that idea, I haven't even brought it up. He is actually an admin/bureaucrat with issues: he has on a variety of occasions done what he felt like, despite consensus, particularly on deleting pages he feels are "non-core" articles. He brings them up on RfD and then, when the vote is in, he deletes the pages he wants to and keeps the ones he doesn't want to delete, even though the vote is the other way. He calls this policy of deleting "non-core" articles "giving the project direction." I call it unnecessarily restrictive. We want it to include lots of information, not just "core articles," and if someone wants to write a simple article about "Everybody Loves Raymond" (his most recent RfD), they should be able to. If he feels core articles are important, he should write more of them, not delete less central articles. I've said this to him more than once, but as mentioned above, I've gotten no response, not even an angry reply. As I mentioned to Gmcfoley not long ago, he has done all these things, and even possibly done things like blocked users for disagreeing with him, but has not even gotten a slap on the wrist from anyone, including other administrators. Most of his issues are brought up by one or more users on his [[w:User:Netoholic|talk page]] if you're curious. He wants to run SEWikipedia the way he wants it run, and other people seem to just let him. Any ideas? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:05, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ::Well, I've tried talking to him more. Our main issues of disagreement are non-core articles and SE Wiktionary, and he still holds the same position, without seeming to give mine any thought, even though I have explained mine at length. ===SE Wiktionary issue=== I have also asked for comments regarding the SEWiktionary issue from all other administrators and some active contributors (since they didn't seem to want to do it without me directly asking them on their talk pages), rather than talking about him to others (kind of like behind his back, which he might not appreciate), and I have finally gotten two responses. One active contributor (Eptalon) feels that SE Wikipedia is not ready for an SE Wiktionary yet (which I pointed out already exists, so why not link to it/use it?) and that our only main priority should be reaching 10k articles (with quality, preferably). I agree that his goal is a good one, but I feel that both can be done at once, even though that may mean we won't reach 10k as quickly. The other (Blockinblox) seems to be more on my side, because he wondered what to do with short articles that are only dictionary definitions. He was thinking of deleting them, but wasn't sure, so I stated my opinion and Netoholic's as succinctly as I could. Haven't gotten an answer on that yet. Oh, and one other thing: Freshstart, another active contributor who has not responded (yet) mentioned to me a while back that he thinks we should link to both EWikt and SEWikt. I said, "Sure, why not? Giving the user more options is a great idea. If you could convince Netoholic of the same, I would be eternally grateful." So it sounds like he at least wouldn't be against linking to SEWikt. ===My request (and list of links)=== I would really appreciate it if you would look into this a bit deeper. The main pages that we've talked on are: *his [[w:simple:User:Netoholic|user page]] (three sections scattered through the latter part, which he has never responded to directly; oh, and there are some interesting comments from other users about "leaving to let him run his Wiki-kingdom in peace," though that might be on User:Angela's [[w:User talk:Angela|talk page]]) *[[w:simple:Wikipedia talk:What Wikipedia is not|What Wikipedia is not]] (both of the last two sections, but based on the comments/questions in the first section) *[[w:simple:Wikipedia:Requests for deletion|the Everybody Loves Raymond (RfD)]] *[[w:simple:Wikipedia:Requests for deletion/Log|Wikipedia:Simple English Dictionary (RfD log)]] (at the very bottom of the page, and Encyclopaedia Dramatica directly above that) *[[w:simple:Wikipedia talk:Requests for deletion/Log|comments on his RfD actions]] *[[w:simple:Wikipedia talk:How to write Simple English articles|simple:Wikipedia talk:How to write Simple English articles]] *[[w:simple:Wikipedia:Simple talk|under Project direction]] (where I have not yet made my statement, but where Archer7 makes a statement that fits my position regarding non-core articles). There are a few others where we've made a statement or two, but nothing really cogent or important that we haven't said on one of these pages. Please take a look at it and tell me what you think. I am not asking you to get involved, just give me your advice. I am thinking that my next step will be to call in a mediator from English Wikipedia. I feel as if I've tried to reason with him and convince him, and he has not responded. He will not accept any comparisons to other Wikipedias, always saying things like "Simple is a different Wikipedia" (but see [[w:simple:Wikipedia:Simple talk/Archive1|his comment here]] under Actual structure of the wiki). And he has continued to change any pages that disagree with his position (such as the How to write Simple English articles page above), regardless of the fact that there are people (at least one) who do not agree. He would be in a variety of edit wars if I were the aggressive type. As you can see on the deletion log and its talk page, he has done what he wanted to against the vote and consensus, even though he calls his opinion consensus. Though he has been what I would consider downright rude to other users, including newcomers, which is directly against [[w:en:WP:BITE]] and [[w:en:WP:CIVIL]], he has kept his comments civil to me, so I don't know if I should mention it to the mediator who comes in. I guess they'll be looking at his talk page anyway, so I shouldn't need to. BTW, I made a [[w:simple:User:Cromwellt/Template:CWelcome|personal template]] as a subpage of my userpage over there, but I can't figure out how to make it work. Can you tell me? Gotta run, but happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:15, 9 March 2006 (UTC) : Hello. I think you and Netoholic have different ideas on whether simple wikipedia is also a dictionary. Asking for mediation for this issue seems sensible, but there's no telling how he'll react to that suggestion. : However, you'll be glad to know that I agree with you for a lot of your points. : Refusing to acknowledge us seems silly considering we exist. And by the look of the "what simple wiktionary is not" talk page, we are probably needed. I think it's that he is not understanding how much we want to make this work - if we can convince him on that we'll be doing well. : As for whether he's rude, I haven't seen him really insult anyone. However, some of his decisions are quite petty - such as not including links to sister projects on the front page. If people think simple wiktionary is full of crap, that's for them to decide, not him. In my opinion, his dictatorial attitude ("we are not a democracy") is wrong. It may not be a democracy, but he isn't the leader of the dictatorship. : I suggest that we have 3 choices: :* We can try to convince him of our point of view ourselves. If you like, I can talk to Netoholic and try to come to some kind of compromise. Hearing something from fresh ears might help. Mind you, considering the lengths you've gone to to get his attention, a response will not be guarenteed.... :* We can use mediation. Mediation will give a compromise solution, or enforce a decision from above. It will be a solution, but may not win us any favours over at simple wikipedia. If this is done, it needs to be done with a consensus here and in a non-confrontational manner to be most successful. :* We can wait. This option isn't as bad as it sounds. Don't forget that we don't need his permission to draw from or copy his definitions if we want to. We can go to him later, when we have even more words and try to convince him that we're serious about wiktionary. : Honestly, I don't know what's the best option. Good luck though ;-) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:52, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Hi H2g2bob! Thanks for your comments here. I didn't expect anyone else to comment, but I'm certainly glad you did! I think you have the right idea when you say that we don't agree on whether SEWikipedia is also a dictionary, but I would say it is more subtle than that. He doesn't verbally claim that it is a dictionary, he just thinks that putting short "descriptions" (which I would call definitions) over there is what we should do ("to help users"), rather than putting them here, and that SEWikipedia should link to EWikt (which I am willing to accept, even though it doesn't help the majority of simple users) and should not link to SEWikt. I admit that I am glad to know that you agree with me in general. I definitely agree that it is silly to not acknowledge us and that we are probably (I would say definitely) needed. As far as not understanding our interest in making this work, I would say that he perfectly understands ''my'' interest in making it work, but that he thinks I am the only one who feels that way. I think you may be right about him not being actually rude to anyone (on researching more, it seems that it is mostly vandals who complain about him, rather unimpressively), and I mistakenly attributed an unsigned comment to him, though he is still rather uncivil in his way of implying that if they don't like how the project is (how he is acting), they should leave. All this is under [[w:User talk:Angela]], the section on Dispute resolution. I agree strongly with your statements about his pettiness and his dictatorial attitude, especially when you say, "This may not be a democracy, but he isn't the leader of the dictatorship." ::As for those three options, I'd say we should do a combination. First, we can start copying anything worth saving over right now, as you say. However, I don't think that means we should wait on the other things. I think the next step I would prefer would be you talking to him to try to get him to come around, though I don't plan to absent myself from any further general discussion in the meantime. My guess is that he won't agree to anything with you either, but it's possible, mostly because you will say things a little differently from the way I do, and because responding to two people is not the same as responding to one. If you have tried and failed to come to a compromise with him, then I say we get some form of mediation, definitely letting him know what we are doing and preferably with his agreement, but without it if necessary. I have a feeling he may be very much against mediation, since he tends to seem petty and unreasonable and want to run things his way no matter what, but that's a chance we'll have to take. ::Thank you, Flcelloguy, for the use of your talk page for this. I'll also be putting this comment on h2g2bob's [[User talk:h2g2bob|talk page]], so you can delete it if you feel the need. Or you can join in the discussion! I think we can all agree that all good-faith comments are welcome. :) --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:07, 10 March 2006 (UTC) == Simple English projects == I'm leaving this message both here and on your En Wikipedia talk page, hoping that you'll see it and respond soon. Remember Netoholic and his hypocritical campaign against all simple English projects except SEWikipedia? Well, because of some developments in the situation at SEWikipedia, he's taken it to the next level. He has proposed that those projects be closed. I know you don't want that to happen, so please vote oppose. I made a sort of advisory banner for the Main Page of all those projects, which makes it convenient for you to vote: ---- '''''Advisory:''' Some users from other projects are trying to close Simple English Wiktionary, SEWikibooks, and SEWikiquote, even though we've barely begun! If you think these projects should not be closed, vote '''oppose [[:meta:Proposals for closing projects|here]].''''' ---- Thanks for taking a moment and helping stop this outrage! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contris]] 07:19, 29 May 2006 (UTC) 6743 2006-05-29T11:11:40Z Cromwellt 61 /* Simple English projects */ found correct page, put corrected link back ==Welcome== It's nice to see some activity here; I hope you will drop in every so often! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 04:50, 16 December 2005 (UTC) : Hi again, I'm not a bureaucrat, only an admin (the only one). If you want admin access here you need to ask on [[meta:Requests for permissions|Meta]]. If I was a bureaucrat I would be more then happy to make you an admin, after all, it's not a big deal! I will look into changing monobook as you requested. Thanks, [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:48, 17 December 2005 (UTC) : OK, I made the changes that you asked for, check to make sure I did it right! I also deleted 2 pages that you created, let me know if there are any problems. --[[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 19:11, 17 December 2005 (UTC) I see you made the request on [[meta:Requests for permissions|Meta]]. Note that it might take some time. (It was 3 weeks for me!) [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 06:38, 18 December 2005 (UTC) Sorry about the late reply, I saw your message on the 7th of Jan but I have been busy (work all day, then I get home to see the barn next door '''ablaze!'''). Anyway I made a reply at Meta. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 02:41, 9 January 2006 (UTC) == SE Wiktionary == I don't mean to butt into a semi-private conversation, but I thought I'd throw in my ideas about Simple English Wiktionary. I feel that this is a very useful project, and a sisterproject to Simple English Wikipedia. The main difference between the English Wiktionary and the Simple English Wiktionary (at least in my vision of things) is basically the same as that of Simple English Wikipedia: provide a resource for people who are not very good at English, whether because they are learning, they are young, or they are handicapped (or other reason, for that matter). The English Wiktionary is not a good resource for this, as it often uses much too sophisticated terminology for a Simple English Wikipedia user to understand, not to mention having a different focus/goal (to give English definitions for every word in every language). Here, all words and definitions would be in English, and, what's more, Simple English. As I mentioned above, this could be very useful, and I hope it will be highly linked with Simple English Wikipedia, for all of the less common words that one really can't avoid using there, and others of course. We would preferably moving all of the dictionary-ish entries over here, with links to them from appropriate articles. If you are curious, you can see more of what I feel about it on this talk page (from [[w:Wikipedia Talk:What Wikipedia is not|Simple English "What Wikipedia is not"]]). This is copied from Gmcfoley's talk page so you can see what I'm saying. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 12:26, 27 January 2006 (UTC) :Sorry for the late reply. :-) I agree that this has potential to be a good project, but we've all got to remember to head over here more often. In collaboration with simple en wikipedia, this could become a good resource. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 16:09, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for the reply. As I'm not nearly as active over at English Wikipedia now (I used to be more over there), I tend to come here fairly often. It has become a sort of pet project for me. I want to see it become a valuable resource in conjunction with SEWikipedia, but I'm running into opposition from one person there: Netoholic, an admin and bureaucrat. He seems to not want SEWikipedia linking here for any reason (not even as an alternate link), and seems to think that all definitions of less common words should be there, not here. He links such articles (really dictionary entries) to English Wiktionary ("just so it's central"), despite my repeated explanations that English Wiktionary is too complex for most Simple English users. I've tried posting two different long messages on his talk page, and he doesn't respond. He only responded when I recreated a "disputed policy" template (which he had previously deleted) and mentioned on its talk page that someone who wants to delete it should tell me why first. He asked on my talk page why it was there, and I responded on his talk page with that second long message, including my reasons for having it there as well as general opinions, etc. He still hasn't responded, but he keeps working against SEWikt. I would like to work as an admin over there, but since he is the bureaucrat and I know he would not support that idea, I haven't even brought it up. He is actually an admin/bureaucrat with issues: he has on a variety of occasions done what he felt like, despite consensus, particularly on deleting pages he feels are "non-core" articles. He brings them up on RfD and then, when the vote is in, he deletes the pages he wants to and keeps the ones he doesn't want to delete, even though the vote is the other way. He calls this policy of deleting "non-core" articles "giving the project direction." I call it unnecessarily restrictive. We want it to include lots of information, not just "core articles," and if someone wants to write a simple article about "Everybody Loves Raymond" (his most recent RfD), they should be able to. If he feels core articles are important, he should write more of them, not delete less central articles. I've said this to him more than once, but as mentioned above, I've gotten no response, not even an angry reply. As I mentioned to Gmcfoley not long ago, he has done all these things, and even possibly done things like blocked users for disagreeing with him, but has not even gotten a slap on the wrist from anyone, including other administrators. Most of his issues are brought up by one or more users on his [[w:User:Netoholic|talk page]] if you're curious. He wants to run SEWikipedia the way he wants it run, and other people seem to just let him. Any ideas? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:05, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ::Well, I've tried talking to him more. Our main issues of disagreement are non-core articles and SE Wiktionary, and he still holds the same position, without seeming to give mine any thought, even though I have explained mine at length. ===SE Wiktionary issue=== I have also asked for comments regarding the SEWiktionary issue from all other administrators and some active contributors (since they didn't seem to want to do it without me directly asking them on their talk pages), rather than talking about him to others (kind of like behind his back, which he might not appreciate), and I have finally gotten two responses. One active contributor (Eptalon) feels that SE Wikipedia is not ready for an SE Wiktionary yet (which I pointed out already exists, so why not link to it/use it?) and that our only main priority should be reaching 10k articles (with quality, preferably). I agree that his goal is a good one, but I feel that both can be done at once, even though that may mean we won't reach 10k as quickly. The other (Blockinblox) seems to be more on my side, because he wondered what to do with short articles that are only dictionary definitions. He was thinking of deleting them, but wasn't sure, so I stated my opinion and Netoholic's as succinctly as I could. Haven't gotten an answer on that yet. Oh, and one other thing: Freshstart, another active contributor who has not responded (yet) mentioned to me a while back that he thinks we should link to both EWikt and SEWikt. I said, "Sure, why not? Giving the user more options is a great idea. If you could convince Netoholic of the same, I would be eternally grateful." So it sounds like he at least wouldn't be against linking to SEWikt. ===My request (and list of links)=== I would really appreciate it if you would look into this a bit deeper. The main pages that we've talked on are: *his [[w:simple:User:Netoholic|user page]] (three sections scattered through the latter part, which he has never responded to directly; oh, and there are some interesting comments from other users about "leaving to let him run his Wiki-kingdom in peace," though that might be on User:Angela's [[w:User talk:Angela|talk page]]) *[[w:simple:Wikipedia talk:What Wikipedia is not|What Wikipedia is not]] (both of the last two sections, but based on the comments/questions in the first section) *[[w:simple:Wikipedia:Requests for deletion|the Everybody Loves Raymond (RfD)]] *[[w:simple:Wikipedia:Requests for deletion/Log|Wikipedia:Simple English Dictionary (RfD log)]] (at the very bottom of the page, and Encyclopaedia Dramatica directly above that) *[[w:simple:Wikipedia talk:Requests for deletion/Log|comments on his RfD actions]] *[[w:simple:Wikipedia talk:How to write Simple English articles|simple:Wikipedia talk:How to write Simple English articles]] *[[w:simple:Wikipedia:Simple talk|under Project direction]] (where I have not yet made my statement, but where Archer7 makes a statement that fits my position regarding non-core articles). There are a few others where we've made a statement or two, but nothing really cogent or important that we haven't said on one of these pages. Please take a look at it and tell me what you think. I am not asking you to get involved, just give me your advice. I am thinking that my next step will be to call in a mediator from English Wikipedia. I feel as if I've tried to reason with him and convince him, and he has not responded. He will not accept any comparisons to other Wikipedias, always saying things like "Simple is a different Wikipedia" (but see [[w:simple:Wikipedia:Simple talk/Archive1|his comment here]] under Actual structure of the wiki). And he has continued to change any pages that disagree with his position (such as the How to write Simple English articles page above), regardless of the fact that there are people (at least one) who do not agree. He would be in a variety of edit wars if I were the aggressive type. As you can see on the deletion log and its talk page, he has done what he wanted to against the vote and consensus, even though he calls his opinion consensus. Though he has been what I would consider downright rude to other users, including newcomers, which is directly against [[w:en:WP:BITE]] and [[w:en:WP:CIVIL]], he has kept his comments civil to me, so I don't know if I should mention it to the mediator who comes in. I guess they'll be looking at his talk page anyway, so I shouldn't need to. BTW, I made a [[w:simple:User:Cromwellt/Template:CWelcome|personal template]] as a subpage of my userpage over there, but I can't figure out how to make it work. Can you tell me? Gotta run, but happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:15, 9 March 2006 (UTC) : Hello. I think you and Netoholic have different ideas on whether simple wikipedia is also a dictionary. Asking for mediation for this issue seems sensible, but there's no telling how he'll react to that suggestion. : However, you'll be glad to know that I agree with you for a lot of your points. : Refusing to acknowledge us seems silly considering we exist. And by the look of the "what simple wiktionary is not" talk page, we are probably needed. I think it's that he is not understanding how much we want to make this work - if we can convince him on that we'll be doing well. : As for whether he's rude, I haven't seen him really insult anyone. However, some of his decisions are quite petty - such as not including links to sister projects on the front page. If people think simple wiktionary is full of crap, that's for them to decide, not him. In my opinion, his dictatorial attitude ("we are not a democracy") is wrong. It may not be a democracy, but he isn't the leader of the dictatorship. : I suggest that we have 3 choices: :* We can try to convince him of our point of view ourselves. If you like, I can talk to Netoholic and try to come to some kind of compromise. Hearing something from fresh ears might help. Mind you, considering the lengths you've gone to to get his attention, a response will not be guarenteed.... :* We can use mediation. Mediation will give a compromise solution, or enforce a decision from above. It will be a solution, but may not win us any favours over at simple wikipedia. If this is done, it needs to be done with a consensus here and in a non-confrontational manner to be most successful. :* We can wait. This option isn't as bad as it sounds. Don't forget that we don't need his permission to draw from or copy his definitions if we want to. We can go to him later, when we have even more words and try to convince him that we're serious about wiktionary. : Honestly, I don't know what's the best option. Good luck though ;-) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:52, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ::Hi H2g2bob! Thanks for your comments here. I didn't expect anyone else to comment, but I'm certainly glad you did! I think you have the right idea when you say that we don't agree on whether SEWikipedia is also a dictionary, but I would say it is more subtle than that. He doesn't verbally claim that it is a dictionary, he just thinks that putting short "descriptions" (which I would call definitions) over there is what we should do ("to help users"), rather than putting them here, and that SEWikipedia should link to EWikt (which I am willing to accept, even though it doesn't help the majority of simple users) and should not link to SEWikt. I admit that I am glad to know that you agree with me in general. I definitely agree that it is silly to not acknowledge us and that we are probably (I would say definitely) needed. As far as not understanding our interest in making this work, I would say that he perfectly understands ''my'' interest in making it work, but that he thinks I am the only one who feels that way. I think you may be right about him not being actually rude to anyone (on researching more, it seems that it is mostly vandals who complain about him, rather unimpressively), and I mistakenly attributed an unsigned comment to him, though he is still rather uncivil in his way of implying that if they don't like how the project is (how he is acting), they should leave. All this is under [[w:User talk:Angela]], the section on Dispute resolution. I agree strongly with your statements about his pettiness and his dictatorial attitude, especially when you say, "This may not be a democracy, but he isn't the leader of the dictatorship." ::As for those three options, I'd say we should do a combination. First, we can start copying anything worth saving over right now, as you say. However, I don't think that means we should wait on the other things. I think the next step I would prefer would be you talking to him to try to get him to come around, though I don't plan to absent myself from any further general discussion in the meantime. My guess is that he won't agree to anything with you either, but it's possible, mostly because you will say things a little differently from the way I do, and because responding to two people is not the same as responding to one. If you have tried and failed to come to a compromise with him, then I say we get some form of mediation, definitely letting him know what we are doing and preferably with his agreement, but without it if necessary. I have a feeling he may be very much against mediation, since he tends to seem petty and unreasonable and want to run things his way no matter what, but that's a chance we'll have to take. ::Thank you, Flcelloguy, for the use of your talk page for this. I'll also be putting this comment on h2g2bob's [[User talk:h2g2bob|talk page]], so you can delete it if you feel the need. Or you can join in the discussion! I think we can all agree that all good-faith comments are welcome. :) --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:07, 10 March 2006 (UTC) == Simple English projects == I'm leaving this message both here and on your En Wikipedia talk page, hoping that you'll see it and respond soon. Remember Netoholic and his hypocritical campaign against all simple English projects except SEWikipedia? Well, because of some developments in the situation at SEWikipedia, he's taken it to the next level. He has proposed that those projects be closed. I know you don't want that to happen, so please vote oppose. I made a sort of advisory banner for the Main Page of all those projects, which makes it convenient for you to vote: ---- '''''Advisory:''' Some users from other projects are trying to close Simple English Wiktionary, SEWikibooks, and SEWikiquote, even though we've barely begun! If you think these projects should not be closed, vote '''oppose [[:meta:Proposals for closing projects|here]]''' and '''[[:meta:Inactive wikis|here]].''''' ---- Thanks for taking a moment and helping stop this outrage! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contris]] 07:19, 29 May 2006 (UTC) 1785 4420 2005-12-16T04:51:48Z Gmcfoley 41 {{welcome}} [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 04:51, 16 December 2005 (UTC) 4604 2006-01-12T22:23:57Z Gmcfoley 41 Admin Access {{welcome}} [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 04:51, 16 December 2005 (UTC) == Admin Access == I notice you do a lot of work here from time to time. Have you ever considered becoming an [[wiktionary:administrators|administrator]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 22:23, 12 January 2006 (UTC) 4611 2006-01-13T23:15:48Z H2g2bob 43 /* Admin Access */ {{welcome}} [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 04:51, 16 December 2005 (UTC) == Admin Access == I notice you do a lot of work here from time to time. Have you ever considered becoming an [[wiktionary:administrators|administrator]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 22:23, 12 January 2006 (UTC) : Hello. I'd be glad to help out in any way I can, and it'd be good to be an administrator. However, I'd probably only be able to help out properly during term-time (at my university) when I have a decent internet connection that actually works. Anyway, if this isn't a problem, I'd love to help out as an administrator. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 23:15, 13 January 2006 (UTC) 4695 2006-01-15T21:44:15Z Gmcfoley 41 /* Admin Access */ {{welcome}} [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 04:51, 16 December 2005 (UTC) == Admin Access == I notice you do a lot of work here from time to time. Have you ever considered becoming an [[wiktionary:administrators|administrator]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 22:23, 12 January 2006 (UTC) : Hello. I'd be glad to help out in any way I can, and it'd be good to be an administrator. However, I'd probably only be able to help out properly during term-time (at my university) when I have a decent internet connection that actually works. Anyway, if this isn't a problem, I'd love to help out as an administrator. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 23:15, 13 January 2006 (UTC) You need to go to [[wiktionary:administrators]] and put a note there saying you are requesting admin access, then you need to make the request at [[meta:Requests for permissions|Meta]]. Here is the block of text you need to place there: <nowiki>===== Simple English Wiktionary =====</nowiki> <nowiki>I request sysop access on ''simple.wiktionary'':</nowiki> <nowiki>*'''Language Code:''' simple</nowiki> <nowiki>*'''Local Request Link:''' [[simple:wikt:Wiktionary:Administrators]]</nowiki> <nowiki>*'''Local User Page:''' [[simple:wikt:User:H2g2bob]]</nowiki> <nowiki>Thank you. ~~~~</nowiki> [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 21:44, 15 January 2006 (UTC) 4702 2006-01-16T13:31:44Z 85.186.48.144 {{welcome}} [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 04:51, 16 December 2005 (UTC) == Admin Access == I notice you do a lot of work here from time to time. Have you ever considered becoming an [[wiktionary:administrators|administrator]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 22:23, 12 January 2006 (UTC) : Hello. I'd be glad to help out in any way I can, and it'd be good to be an administrator. However, I'd probably only be able to help out properly during term-time (at my university) when I have a decent internet connection that actually works. Anyway, if this isn't a problem, I'd love to help out as an administrator. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 23:15, 13 January 2006 (UTC) You need to go to [[wiktionary:administrators]] and put a note there saying you are requesting admin access, then you need to make the request at [[meta:Requests for permissions|Meta]]. Here is the block of text you need to place there: <nowiki>===== Simple English Wiktionary =====</nowiki> <nowiki>I request sysop access on ''simple.wiktionary'':</nowiki> <nowiki>*'''Language Code:''' simple</nowiki> <nowiki>*'''Local Request Link:''' [[simple:wikt:Wiktionary:Administrators]]</nowiki> <nowiki>*'''Local User Page:''' [[simple:wikt:User:H2g2bob]]</nowiki> <nowiki>Thank you. ~~~~</nowiki> [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 21:44, 15 January 2006 (UTC) == Administrator == Congratulations! Following your request [[meta:Requests_for_permissions/Archive_2006/January#Occitan_Wiktionary|here]], I have made you administrator. Please check the sysop information [[meta:Administrator|here]]. -[[:ro:w:User:Romihatza|Romihatza]] 13:31 16 January 2006 (UTC) 4704 2006-01-16T15:36:59Z H2g2bob 43 /* Administrator */ {{welcome}} [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 04:51, 16 December 2005 (UTC) == Admin Access == I notice you do a lot of work here from time to time. Have you ever considered becoming an [[wiktionary:administrators|administrator]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 22:23, 12 January 2006 (UTC) : Hello. I'd be glad to help out in any way I can, and it'd be good to be an administrator. However, I'd probably only be able to help out properly during term-time (at my university) when I have a decent internet connection that actually works. Anyway, if this isn't a problem, I'd love to help out as an administrator. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 23:15, 13 January 2006 (UTC) You need to go to [[wiktionary:administrators]] and put a note there saying you are requesting admin access, then you need to make the request at [[meta:Requests for permissions|Meta]]. Here is the block of text you need to place there: <nowiki>===== Simple English Wiktionary =====</nowiki> <nowiki>I request sysop access on ''simple.wiktionary'':</nowiki> <nowiki>*'''Language Code:''' simple</nowiki> <nowiki>*'''Local Request Link:''' [[simple:wikt:Wiktionary:Administrators]]</nowiki> <nowiki>*'''Local User Page:''' [[simple:wikt:User:H2g2bob]]</nowiki> <nowiki>Thank you. ~~~~</nowiki> [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 21:44, 15 January 2006 (UTC) == Administrator == Congratulations! Following your request [[meta:Requests_for_permissions/Archive_2006/January#Occitan_Wiktionary|here]], I have made you administrator. Please check the sysop information [[meta:Administrator|here]]. -[[:ro:w:User:Romihatza|Romihatza]] 13:31 16 January 2006 (UTC) : Yay! --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 15:36, 16 January 2006 (UTC) 4710 2006-01-17T05:48:27Z Gmcfoley 41 /* Administrator */ {{welcome}} [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 04:51, 16 December 2005 (UTC) == Admin Access == I notice you do a lot of work here from time to time. Have you ever considered becoming an [[wiktionary:administrators|administrator]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 22:23, 12 January 2006 (UTC) : Hello. I'd be glad to help out in any way I can, and it'd be good to be an administrator. However, I'd probably only be able to help out properly during term-time (at my university) when I have a decent internet connection that actually works. Anyway, if this isn't a problem, I'd love to help out as an administrator. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 23:15, 13 January 2006 (UTC) You need to go to [[wiktionary:administrators]] and put a note there saying you are requesting admin access, then you need to make the request at [[meta:Requests for permissions|Meta]]. Here is the block of text you need to place there: <nowiki>===== Simple English Wiktionary =====</nowiki> <nowiki>I request sysop access on ''simple.wiktionary'':</nowiki> <nowiki>*'''Language Code:''' simple</nowiki> <nowiki>*'''Local Request Link:''' [[simple:wikt:Wiktionary:Administrators]]</nowiki> <nowiki>*'''Local User Page:''' [[simple:wikt:User:H2g2bob]]</nowiki> <nowiki>Thank you. ~~~~</nowiki> [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 21:44, 15 January 2006 (UTC) == Administrator == Congratulations! Following your request [[meta:Requests_for_permissions/Archive_2006/January#Occitan_Wiktionary|here]], I have made you administrator. Please check the sysop information [[meta:Administrator|here]]. -[[:ro:w:User:Romihatza|Romihatza]] 13:31 16 January 2006 (UTC) : Yay! --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 15:36, 16 January 2006 (UTC) You were given admin access to [[:en:|en.Wiktionary]] by mistake, this has now been fixed. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 05:48, 17 January 2006 (UTC) 4928 2006-02-20T01:37:53Z Gmcfoley 41 small letters in titles? {{welcome}} [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 04:51, 16 December 2005 (UTC) == Admin Access == I notice you do a lot of work here from time to time. Have you ever considered becoming an [[wiktionary:administrators|administrator]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 22:23, 12 January 2006 (UTC) : Hello. I'd be glad to help out in any way I can, and it'd be good to be an administrator. However, I'd probably only be able to help out properly during term-time (at my university) when I have a decent internet connection that actually works. Anyway, if this isn't a problem, I'd love to help out as an administrator. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 23:15, 13 January 2006 (UTC) You need to go to [[wiktionary:administrators]] and put a note there saying you are requesting admin access, then you need to make the request at [[meta:Requests for permissions|Meta]]. Here is the block of text you need to place there: <nowiki>===== Simple English Wiktionary =====</nowiki> <nowiki>I request sysop access on ''simple.wiktionary'':</nowiki> <nowiki>*'''Language Code:''' simple</nowiki> <nowiki>*'''Local Request Link:''' [[simple:wikt:Wiktionary:Administrators]]</nowiki> <nowiki>*'''Local User Page:''' [[simple:wikt:User:H2g2bob]]</nowiki> <nowiki>Thank you. ~~~~</nowiki> [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 21:44, 15 January 2006 (UTC) == Administrator == Congratulations! Following your request [[meta:Requests_for_permissions/Archive_2006/January#Occitan_Wiktionary|here]], I have made you administrator. Please check the sysop information [[meta:Administrator|here]]. -[[:ro:w:User:Romihatza|Romihatza]] 13:31 16 January 2006 (UTC) : Yay! --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 15:36, 16 January 2006 (UTC) You were given admin access to [[:en:|en.Wiktionary]] by mistake, this has now been fixed. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 05:48, 17 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == It would be great if you could comment on this at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk]]. Thanks [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:37, 20 February 2006 (UTC) 4977 2006-02-20T17:21:06Z Flcelloguy 44 /* small letters in titles? */ Note {{welcome}} [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 04:51, 16 December 2005 (UTC) == Admin Access == I notice you do a lot of work here from time to time. Have you ever considered becoming an [[wiktionary:administrators|administrator]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 22:23, 12 January 2006 (UTC) : Hello. I'd be glad to help out in any way I can, and it'd be good to be an administrator. However, I'd probably only be able to help out properly during term-time (at my university) when I have a decent internet connection that actually works. Anyway, if this isn't a problem, I'd love to help out as an administrator. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 23:15, 13 January 2006 (UTC) You need to go to [[wiktionary:administrators]] and put a note there saying you are requesting admin access, then you need to make the request at [[meta:Requests for permissions|Meta]]. Here is the block of text you need to place there: <nowiki>===== Simple English Wiktionary =====</nowiki> <nowiki>I request sysop access on ''simple.wiktionary'':</nowiki> <nowiki>*'''Language Code:''' simple</nowiki> <nowiki>*'''Local Request Link:''' [[simple:wikt:Wiktionary:Administrators]]</nowiki> <nowiki>*'''Local User Page:''' [[simple:wikt:User:H2g2bob]]</nowiki> <nowiki>Thank you. ~~~~</nowiki> [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 21:44, 15 January 2006 (UTC) == Administrator == Congratulations! Following your request [[meta:Requests_for_permissions/Archive_2006/January#Occitan_Wiktionary|here]], I have made you administrator. Please check the sysop information [[meta:Administrator|here]]. -[[:ro:w:User:Romihatza|Romihatza]] 13:31 16 January 2006 (UTC) : Yay! --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 15:36, 16 January 2006 (UTC) You were given admin access to [[:en:|en.Wiktionary]] by mistake, this has now been fixed. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 05:48, 17 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == It would be great if you could comment on this at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk]]. Thanks [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:37, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :Your input would be appreciated at [[Wiktionary:Administrators#Patrolled edits]]. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:21, 20 February 2006 (UTC) 4998 2006-02-21T14:21:21Z Gmcfoley 41 Bureaucrat {{welcome}} [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 04:51, 16 December 2005 (UTC) == Admin Access == I notice you do a lot of work here from time to time. Have you ever considered becoming an [[wiktionary:administrators|administrator]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 22:23, 12 January 2006 (UTC) : Hello. I'd be glad to help out in any way I can, and it'd be good to be an administrator. However, I'd probably only be able to help out properly during term-time (at my university) when I have a decent internet connection that actually works. Anyway, if this isn't a problem, I'd love to help out as an administrator. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 23:15, 13 January 2006 (UTC) You need to go to [[wiktionary:administrators]] and put a note there saying you are requesting admin access, then you need to make the request at [[meta:Requests for permissions|Meta]]. Here is the block of text you need to place there: <nowiki>===== Simple English Wiktionary =====</nowiki> <nowiki>I request sysop access on ''simple.wiktionary'':</nowiki> <nowiki>*'''Language Code:''' simple</nowiki> <nowiki>*'''Local Request Link:''' [[simple:wikt:Wiktionary:Administrators]]</nowiki> <nowiki>*'''Local User Page:''' [[simple:wikt:User:H2g2bob]]</nowiki> <nowiki>Thank you. ~~~~</nowiki> [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 21:44, 15 January 2006 (UTC) == Administrator == Congratulations! Following your request [[meta:Requests_for_permissions/Archive_2006/January#Occitan_Wiktionary|here]], I have made you administrator. Please check the sysop information [[meta:Administrator|here]]. -[[:ro:w:User:Romihatza|Romihatza]] 13:31 16 January 2006 (UTC) : Yay! --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 15:36, 16 January 2006 (UTC) You were given admin access to [[:en:|en.Wiktionary]] by mistake, this has now been fixed. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 05:48, 17 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == It would be great if you could comment on this at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk]]. Thanks [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:37, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :Your input would be appreciated at [[Wiktionary:Administrators#Patrolled edits]]. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:21, 20 February 2006 (UTC) == Bureaucrat == You're now a bureaucrat, congratulations. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 14:21, 21 February 2006 (UTC) 5011 2006-02-21T16:54:33Z H2g2bob 43 /* Bureaucrat */ {{welcome}} [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 04:51, 16 December 2005 (UTC) == Admin Access == I notice you do a lot of work here from time to time. Have you ever considered becoming an [[wiktionary:administrators|administrator]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 22:23, 12 January 2006 (UTC) : Hello. I'd be glad to help out in any way I can, and it'd be good to be an administrator. However, I'd probably only be able to help out properly during term-time (at my university) when I have a decent internet connection that actually works. Anyway, if this isn't a problem, I'd love to help out as an administrator. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 23:15, 13 January 2006 (UTC) You need to go to [[wiktionary:administrators]] and put a note there saying you are requesting admin access, then you need to make the request at [[meta:Requests for permissions|Meta]]. Here is the block of text you need to place there: <nowiki>===== Simple English Wiktionary =====</nowiki> <nowiki>I request sysop access on ''simple.wiktionary'':</nowiki> <nowiki>*'''Language Code:''' simple</nowiki> <nowiki>*'''Local Request Link:''' [[simple:wikt:Wiktionary:Administrators]]</nowiki> <nowiki>*'''Local User Page:''' [[simple:wikt:User:H2g2bob]]</nowiki> <nowiki>Thank you. ~~~~</nowiki> [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 21:44, 15 January 2006 (UTC) == Administrator == Congratulations! Following your request [[meta:Requests_for_permissions/Archive_2006/January#Occitan_Wiktionary|here]], I have made you administrator. Please check the sysop information [[meta:Administrator|here]]. -[[:ro:w:User:Romihatza|Romihatza]] 13:31 16 January 2006 (UTC) : Yay! --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 15:36, 16 January 2006 (UTC) You were given admin access to [[:en:|en.Wiktionary]] by mistake, this has now been fixed. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 05:48, 17 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == It would be great if you could comment on this at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk]]. Thanks [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:37, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :Your input would be appreciated at [[Wiktionary:Administrators#Patrolled edits]]. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:21, 20 February 2006 (UTC) == Bureaucrat == You're now a bureaucrat, congratulations. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 14:21, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :Huzzar! 5596 2006-02-26T16:14:52Z H2g2bob 43 [[User talk:H2g2bob]] moved to [[User talk:h2g2bob]] {{welcome}} [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 04:51, 16 December 2005 (UTC) == Admin Access == I notice you do a lot of work here from time to time. Have you ever considered becoming an [[wiktionary:administrators|administrator]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 22:23, 12 January 2006 (UTC) : Hello. I'd be glad to help out in any way I can, and it'd be good to be an administrator. However, I'd probably only be able to help out properly during term-time (at my university) when I have a decent internet connection that actually works. Anyway, if this isn't a problem, I'd love to help out as an administrator. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 23:15, 13 January 2006 (UTC) You need to go to [[wiktionary:administrators]] and put a note there saying you are requesting admin access, then you need to make the request at [[meta:Requests for permissions|Meta]]. Here is the block of text you need to place there: <nowiki>===== Simple English Wiktionary =====</nowiki> <nowiki>I request sysop access on ''simple.wiktionary'':</nowiki> <nowiki>*'''Language Code:''' simple</nowiki> <nowiki>*'''Local Request Link:''' [[simple:wikt:Wiktionary:Administrators]]</nowiki> <nowiki>*'''Local User Page:''' [[simple:wikt:User:H2g2bob]]</nowiki> <nowiki>Thank you. ~~~~</nowiki> [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 21:44, 15 January 2006 (UTC) == Administrator == Congratulations! Following your request [[meta:Requests_for_permissions/Archive_2006/January#Occitan_Wiktionary|here]], I have made you administrator. Please check the sysop information [[meta:Administrator|here]]. -[[:ro:w:User:Romihatza|Romihatza]] 13:31 16 January 2006 (UTC) : Yay! --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 15:36, 16 January 2006 (UTC) You were given admin access to [[:en:|en.Wiktionary]] by mistake, this has now been fixed. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 05:48, 17 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == It would be great if you could comment on this at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk]]. Thanks [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:37, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :Your input would be appreciated at [[Wiktionary:Administrators#Patrolled edits]]. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:21, 20 February 2006 (UTC) == Bureaucrat == You're now a bureaucrat, congratulations. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 14:21, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :Huzzar! 5746 2006-03-10T21:09:06Z Cromwellt 61 {{welcome}} [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 04:51, 16 December 2005 (UTC) == Admin Access == I notice you do a lot of work here from time to time. Have you ever considered becoming an [[wiktionary:administrators|administrator]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 22:23, 12 January 2006 (UTC) : Hello. I'd be glad to help out in any way I can, and it'd be good to be an administrator. However, I'd probably only be able to help out properly during term-time (at my university) when I have a decent internet connection that actually works. Anyway, if this isn't a problem, I'd love to help out as an administrator. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 23:15, 13 January 2006 (UTC) You need to go to [[wiktionary:administrators]] and put a note there saying you are requesting admin access, then you need to make the request at [[meta:Requests for permissions|Meta]]. Here is the block of text you need to place there: <nowiki>===== Simple English Wiktionary =====</nowiki> <nowiki>I request sysop access on ''simple.wiktionary'':</nowiki> <nowiki>*'''Language Code:''' simple</nowiki> <nowiki>*'''Local Request Link:''' [[simple:wikt:Wiktionary:Administrators]]</nowiki> <nowiki>*'''Local User Page:''' [[simple:wikt:User:H2g2bob]]</nowiki> <nowiki>Thank you. ~~~~</nowiki> [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 21:44, 15 January 2006 (UTC) == Administrator == Congratulations! Following your request [[meta:Requests_for_permissions/Archive_2006/January#Occitan_Wiktionary|here]], I have made you administrator. Please check the sysop information [[meta:Administrator|here]]. -[[:ro:w:User:Romihatza|Romihatza]] 13:31 16 January 2006 (UTC) : Yay! --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 15:36, 16 January 2006 (UTC) You were given admin access to [[:en:|en.Wiktionary]] by mistake, this has now been fixed. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 05:48, 17 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == It would be great if you could comment on this at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk]]. Thanks [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:37, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :Your input would be appreciated at [[Wiktionary:Administrators#Patrolled edits]]. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:21, 20 February 2006 (UTC) == Bureaucrat == You're now a bureaucrat, congratulations. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 14:21, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :Huzzar! ::Hi H2g2bob! Belated congratulations on you promotion to bureaucrat! Thanks for your comments [[User talk:Flcelloguy|here]]. I copied my response from there to here on your own talk page. I didn't expect anyone else to comment, but I'm certainly glad you did! I think you have the right idea when you say that we don't agree on whether SEWikipedia is also a dictionary, but I would say it is more subtle than that. He doesn't verbally claim that it is a dictionary, he just thinks that putting short "descriptions" (which I would call definitions) over there is what we should do ("to help users"), rather than putting them here, and that SEWikipedia should link to EWikt (which I am willing to accept, even though it doesn't help the majority of simple users) and should not link to SEWikt. I admit that I am glad to know that you agree with me in general. I definitely agree that it is silly to not acknowledge us and that we are probably (I would say definitely) needed. As far as not understanding our interest in making this work, I would say that he perfectly understands ''my'' interest in making it work, but that he thinks I am the only one who feels that way. I think you may be right about him not being actually rude to anyone (on researching more, it seems that it is mostly vandals who complain about him unimpressively, and I mistakenly attributed an unsigned comment to him, though he is still rather uncivil in his way of implying that if they don't like how the project is (how he is acting), they should leave. All this is under [[w:User talk:Angela]], the section on Dispute resolution. I agree strongly with your statements about his pettiness and his dictatorial attitude, especially when you say, "This may not be a democracy, but he isn't the leader of the dictatorship." ::As for those three options, I'd say we should do a combination. First, we can start copying anything worth saving over right now, as you say. However, I don't think that means we should wait on the other things. I think the next step I would prefer would be you talking to him to try to get him to come around, though I don't plan to absent myself from any further general discussion in the meantime. My guess is that he won't agree to anything with you either, but it's possible, mostly because you will say things a little differently from the way I do, and because responding to two people is not the same as responding to one. If you have tried and failed to come to a compromise with him, then I say we get some form of mediation, definitely letting him know what we are doing and preferably with his agreement, but without it if necessary. I have a feeling he may be very much against mediation, since he tends to seem petty and unreasonable and want to run things his way no matter what, but that's a chance we'll have to take. ::Thank you, Flcelloguy, for the use of your talk page for this. I'll also be putting this comment on h2g2bob's talk page (as you can see I have, h2g2bob), so you can delete it if you feel the need. Or you can join in the discussion! I think we can all agree that all good-faith comments are welcome. :) --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:09, 10 March 2006 (UTC) 5747 2006-03-10T21:09:43Z Cromwellt 61 /* Bureaucrat */ fixed indent {{welcome}} [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 04:51, 16 December 2005 (UTC) == Admin Access == I notice you do a lot of work here from time to time. Have you ever considered becoming an [[wiktionary:administrators|administrator]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 22:23, 12 January 2006 (UTC) : Hello. I'd be glad to help out in any way I can, and it'd be good to be an administrator. However, I'd probably only be able to help out properly during term-time (at my university) when I have a decent internet connection that actually works. Anyway, if this isn't a problem, I'd love to help out as an administrator. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 23:15, 13 January 2006 (UTC) You need to go to [[wiktionary:administrators]] and put a note there saying you are requesting admin access, then you need to make the request at [[meta:Requests for permissions|Meta]]. Here is the block of text you need to place there: <nowiki>===== Simple English Wiktionary =====</nowiki> <nowiki>I request sysop access on ''simple.wiktionary'':</nowiki> <nowiki>*'''Language Code:''' simple</nowiki> <nowiki>*'''Local Request Link:''' [[simple:wikt:Wiktionary:Administrators]]</nowiki> <nowiki>*'''Local User Page:''' [[simple:wikt:User:H2g2bob]]</nowiki> <nowiki>Thank you. ~~~~</nowiki> [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 21:44, 15 January 2006 (UTC) == Administrator == Congratulations! Following your request [[meta:Requests_for_permissions/Archive_2006/January#Occitan_Wiktionary|here]], I have made you administrator. Please check the sysop information [[meta:Administrator|here]]. -[[:ro:w:User:Romihatza|Romihatza]] 13:31 16 January 2006 (UTC) : Yay! --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 15:36, 16 January 2006 (UTC) You were given admin access to [[:en:|en.Wiktionary]] by mistake, this has now been fixed. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 05:48, 17 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == It would be great if you could comment on this at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk]]. Thanks [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:37, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :Your input would be appreciated at [[Wiktionary:Administrators#Patrolled edits]]. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:21, 20 February 2006 (UTC) == Bureaucrat == You're now a bureaucrat, congratulations. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 14:21, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :Huzzar! ::Hi H2g2bob! Belated congratulations on you promotion to bureaucrat! ::Thanks for your comments [[User talk:Flcelloguy|here]]. I copied my response from there to here on your own talk page. I didn't expect anyone else to comment, but I'm certainly glad you did! I think you have the right idea when you say that we don't agree on whether SEWikipedia is also a dictionary, but I would say it is more subtle than that. He doesn't verbally claim that it is a dictionary, he just thinks that putting short "descriptions" (which I would call definitions) over there is what we should do ("to help users"), rather than putting them here, and that SEWikipedia should link to EWikt (which I am willing to accept, even though it doesn't help the majority of simple users) and should not link to SEWikt. I admit that I am glad to know that you agree with me in general. I definitely agree that it is silly to not acknowledge us and that we are probably (I would say definitely) needed. As far as not understanding our interest in making this work, I would say that he perfectly understands ''my'' interest in making it work, but that he thinks I am the only one who feels that way. I think you may be right about him not being actually rude to anyone (on researching more, it seems that it is mostly vandals who complain about him unimpressively, and I mistakenly attributed an unsigned comment to him, though he is still rather uncivil in his way of implying that if they don't like how the project is (how he is acting), they should leave. All this is under [[w:User talk:Angela]], the section on Dispute resolution. I agree strongly with your statements about his pettiness and his dictatorial attitude, especially when you say, "This may not be a democracy, but he isn't the leader of the dictatorship." ::As for those three options, I'd say we should do a combination. First, we can start copying anything worth saving over right now, as you say. However, I don't think that means we should wait on the other things. I think the next step I would prefer would be you talking to him to try to get him to come around, though I don't plan to absent myself from any further general discussion in the meantime. My guess is that he won't agree to anything with you either, but it's possible, mostly because you will say things a little differently from the way I do, and because responding to two people is not the same as responding to one. If you have tried and failed to come to a compromise with him, then I say we get some form of mediation, definitely letting him know what we are doing and preferably with his agreement, but without it if necessary. I have a feeling he may be very much against mediation, since he tends to seem petty and unreasonable and want to run things his way no matter what, but that's a chance we'll have to take. ::Thank you, Flcelloguy, for the use of your talk page for this. I'll also be putting this comment on h2g2bob's talk page (as you can see I have, h2g2bob), so you can delete it if you feel the need. Or you can join in the discussion! I think we can all agree that all good-faith comments are welcome. :) --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:09, 10 March 2006 (UTC) 5748 2006-03-10T21:11:15Z Cromwellt 61 /* Bureaucrat */ fixed grammar, punctuation {{welcome}} [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 04:51, 16 December 2005 (UTC) == Admin Access == I notice you do a lot of work here from time to time. Have you ever considered becoming an [[wiktionary:administrators|administrator]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 22:23, 12 January 2006 (UTC) : Hello. I'd be glad to help out in any way I can, and it'd be good to be an administrator. However, I'd probably only be able to help out properly during term-time (at my university) when I have a decent internet connection that actually works. Anyway, if this isn't a problem, I'd love to help out as an administrator. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 23:15, 13 January 2006 (UTC) You need to go to [[wiktionary:administrators]] and put a note there saying you are requesting admin access, then you need to make the request at [[meta:Requests for permissions|Meta]]. Here is the block of text you need to place there: <nowiki>===== Simple English Wiktionary =====</nowiki> <nowiki>I request sysop access on ''simple.wiktionary'':</nowiki> <nowiki>*'''Language Code:''' simple</nowiki> <nowiki>*'''Local Request Link:''' [[simple:wikt:Wiktionary:Administrators]]</nowiki> <nowiki>*'''Local User Page:''' [[simple:wikt:User:H2g2bob]]</nowiki> <nowiki>Thank you. ~~~~</nowiki> [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 21:44, 15 January 2006 (UTC) == Administrator == Congratulations! Following your request [[meta:Requests_for_permissions/Archive_2006/January#Occitan_Wiktionary|here]], I have made you administrator. Please check the sysop information [[meta:Administrator|here]]. -[[:ro:w:User:Romihatza|Romihatza]] 13:31 16 January 2006 (UTC) : Yay! --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 15:36, 16 January 2006 (UTC) You were given admin access to [[:en:|en.Wiktionary]] by mistake, this has now been fixed. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 05:48, 17 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == It would be great if you could comment on this at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk]]. Thanks [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:37, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :Your input would be appreciated at [[Wiktionary:Administrators#Patrolled edits]]. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:21, 20 February 2006 (UTC) == Bureaucrat == You're now a bureaucrat, congratulations. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 14:21, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :Huzzar! ::Hi H2g2bob! Belated congratulations on you promotion to bureaucrat! ::Thanks for your comments [[User talk:Flcelloguy|here]]. I copied my response from there to here on your own talk page. I didn't expect anyone else to comment, but I'm certainly glad you did! I think you have the right idea when you say that we don't agree on whether SEWikipedia is also a dictionary, but I would say it is more subtle than that. He doesn't verbally claim that it is a dictionary, he just thinks that putting short "descriptions" (which I would call definitions) over there is what we should do ("to help users"), rather than putting them here, and that SEWikipedia should link to EWikt (which I am willing to accept, even though it doesn't help the majority of simple users) and should not link to SEWikt. I admit that I am glad to know that you agree with me in general. I definitely agree that it is silly to not acknowledge us and that we are probably (I would say definitely) needed. As far as not understanding our interest in making this work, I would say that he perfectly understands ''my'' interest in making it work, but that he thinks I am the only one who feels that way. I think you may be right about him not being actually rude to anyone (on researching more, it seems that it is mostly vandals who complain about him, rather unimpressively), and I mistakenly attributed an unsigned comment to him, though he is still rather uncivil in his way of implying that if they don't like how the project is (how he is acting), they should leave. All this is under [[w:User talk:Angela]], the section on Dispute resolution. I agree strongly with your statements about his pettiness and his dictatorial attitude, especially when you say, "This may not be a democracy, but he isn't the leader of the dictatorship." ::As for those three options, I'd say we should do a combination. First, we can start copying anything worth saving over right now, as you say. However, I don't think that means we should wait on the other things. I think the next step I would prefer would be you talking to him to try to get him to come around, though I don't plan to absent myself from any further general discussion in the meantime. My guess is that he won't agree to anything with you either, but it's possible, mostly because you will say things a little differently from the way I do, and because responding to two people is not the same as responding to one. If you have tried and failed to come to a compromise with him, then I say we get some form of mediation, definitely letting him know what we are doing and preferably with his agreement, but without it if necessary. I have a feeling he may be very much against mediation, since he tends to seem petty and unreasonable and want to run things his way no matter what, but that's a chance we'll have to take. ::Thank you, Flcelloguy, for the use of your talk page for this. I'll also be putting this comment on h2g2bob's talk page (as you can see I have, h2g2bob), so you can delete it if you feel the need. Or you can join in the discussion! I think we can all agree that all good-faith comments are welcome. :) --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:09, 10 March 2006 (UTC) 5751 2006-03-10T22:01:43Z Cromwellt 61 changing a much-belated welcome message so that it appears {{Welcome}} [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 04:51, 16 December 2005 (UTC) == Admin Access == I notice you do a lot of work here from time to time. Have you ever considered becoming an [[wiktionary:administrators|administrator]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 22:23, 12 January 2006 (UTC) : Hello. I'd be glad to help out in any way I can, and it'd be good to be an administrator. However, I'd probably only be able to help out properly during term-time (at my university) when I have a decent internet connection that actually works. Anyway, if this isn't a problem, I'd love to help out as an administrator. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 23:15, 13 January 2006 (UTC) You need to go to [[wiktionary:administrators]] and put a note there saying you are requesting admin access, then you need to make the request at [[meta:Requests for permissions|Meta]]. Here is the block of text you need to place there: <nowiki>===== Simple English Wiktionary =====</nowiki> <nowiki>I request sysop access on ''simple.wiktionary'':</nowiki> <nowiki>*'''Language Code:''' simple</nowiki> <nowiki>*'''Local Request Link:''' [[simple:wikt:Wiktionary:Administrators]]</nowiki> <nowiki>*'''Local User Page:''' [[simple:wikt:User:H2g2bob]]</nowiki> <nowiki>Thank you. ~~~~</nowiki> [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 21:44, 15 January 2006 (UTC) == Administrator == Congratulations! Following your request [[meta:Requests_for_permissions/Archive_2006/January#Occitan_Wiktionary|here]], I have made you administrator. Please check the sysop information [[meta:Administrator|here]]. -[[:ro:w:User:Romihatza|Romihatza]] 13:31 16 January 2006 (UTC) : Yay! --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 15:36, 16 January 2006 (UTC) You were given admin access to [[:en:|en.Wiktionary]] by mistake, this has now been fixed. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 05:48, 17 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == It would be great if you could comment on this at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk]]. Thanks [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:37, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :Your input would be appreciated at [[Wiktionary:Administrators#Patrolled edits]]. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:21, 20 February 2006 (UTC) == Bureaucrat == You're now a bureaucrat, congratulations. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 14:21, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :Huzzar! ::Hi H2g2bob! Belated congratulations on you promotion to bureaucrat! ::Thanks for your comments [[User talk:Flcelloguy|here]]. I copied my response from there to here on your own talk page. I didn't expect anyone else to comment, but I'm certainly glad you did! I think you have the right idea when you say that we don't agree on whether SEWikipedia is also a dictionary, but I would say it is more subtle than that. He doesn't verbally claim that it is a dictionary, he just thinks that putting short "descriptions" (which I would call definitions) over there is what we should do ("to help users"), rather than putting them here, and that SEWikipedia should link to EWikt (which I am willing to accept, even though it doesn't help the majority of simple users) and should not link to SEWikt. I admit that I am glad to know that you agree with me in general. I definitely agree that it is silly to not acknowledge us and that we are probably (I would say definitely) needed. As far as not understanding our interest in making this work, I would say that he perfectly understands ''my'' interest in making it work, but that he thinks I am the only one who feels that way. I think you may be right about him not being actually rude to anyone (on researching more, it seems that it is mostly vandals who complain about him, rather unimpressively), and I mistakenly attributed an unsigned comment to him, though he is still rather uncivil in his way of implying that if they don't like how the project is (how he is acting), they should leave. All this is under [[w:User talk:Angela]], the section on Dispute resolution. I agree strongly with your statements about his pettiness and his dictatorial attitude, especially when you say, "This may not be a democracy, but he isn't the leader of the dictatorship." ::As for those three options, I'd say we should do a combination. First, we can start copying anything worth saving over right now, as you say. However, I don't think that means we should wait on the other things. I think the next step I would prefer would be you talking to him to try to get him to come around, though I don't plan to absent myself from any further general discussion in the meantime. My guess is that he won't agree to anything with you either, but it's possible, mostly because you will say things a little differently from the way I do, and because responding to two people is not the same as responding to one. If you have tried and failed to come to a compromise with him, then I say we get some form of mediation, definitely letting him know what we are doing and preferably with his agreement, but without it if necessary. I have a feeling he may be very much against mediation, since he tends to seem petty and unreasonable and want to run things his way no matter what, but that's a chance we'll have to take. ::Thank you, Flcelloguy, for the use of your talk page for this. I'll also be putting this comment on h2g2bob's talk page (as you can see I have, h2g2bob), so you can delete it if you feel the need. Or you can join in the discussion! I think we can all agree that all good-faith comments are welcome. :) --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:09, 10 March 2006 (UTC) 6236 2006-03-28T16:50:20Z Cromwellt 61 h2g2 and fixed links {{Welcome}} [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 04:51, 16 December 2005 (UTC) == Admin Access == I notice you do a lot of work here from time to time. Have you ever considered becoming an [[wiktionary:Administrators|administrator]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 22:23, 12 January 2006 (UTC) : Hello. I'd be glad to help out in any way I can, and it'd be good to be an administrator. However, I'd probably only be able to help out properly during term-time (at my university) when I have a decent internet connection that actually works. Anyway, if this isn't a problem, I'd love to help out as an administrator. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 23:15, 13 January 2006 (UTC) You need to go to [[wiktionary:Administrators]] and put a note there saying you are requesting admin access, then you need to make the request at [[meta:Requests for permissions|Meta]]. Here is the block of text you need to place there: <nowiki>===== Simple English Wiktionary =====</nowiki> <nowiki>I request sysop access on ''simple.wiktionary'':</nowiki> <nowiki>*'''Language Code:''' simple</nowiki> <nowiki>*'''Local Request Link:''' [[simple:wikt:Wiktionary:Administrators]]</nowiki> <nowiki>*'''Local User Page:''' [[simple:wikt:User:H2g2bob]]</nowiki> <nowiki>Thank you. ~~~~</nowiki> [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 21:44, 15 January 2006 (UTC) == Administrator == Congratulations! Following your request [[meta:Requests_for_permissions/Archive_2006/January#Occitan_Wiktionary|here]], I have made you administrator. Please check the sysop information [[meta:Administrator|here]]. -[[:ro:w:User:Romihatza|Romihatza]] 13:31 16 January 2006 (UTC) : Yay! --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 15:36, 16 January 2006 (UTC) You were given admin access to [[:en:|en.Wiktionary]] by mistake, this has now been fixed. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 05:48, 17 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == It would be great if you could comment on this at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk]]. Thanks [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:37, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :Your input would be appreciated at [[Wiktionary:Administrators#Patrolled edits]]. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:21, 20 February 2006 (UTC) == Bureaucrat == You're now a bureaucrat, congratulations. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 14:21, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :Huzzar! ::Hi H2g2bob! Belated congratulations on you promotion to bureaucrat! ::Thanks for your comments [[User talk:Flcelloguy|here]]. I copied my response from there to here on your own talk page. I didn't expect anyone else to comment, but I'm certainly glad you did! I think you have the right idea when you say that we don't agree on whether SEWikipedia is also a dictionary, but I would say it is more subtle than that. He doesn't verbally claim that it is a dictionary, he just thinks that putting short "descriptions" (which I would call definitions) over there is what we should do ("to help users"), rather than putting them here, and that SEWikipedia should link to EWikt (which I am willing to accept, even though it doesn't help the majority of simple users) and should not link to SEWikt. I admit that I am glad to know that you agree with me in general. I definitely agree that it is silly to not acknowledge us and that we are probably (I would say definitely) needed. As far as not understanding our interest in making this work, I would say that he perfectly understands ''my'' interest in making it work, but that he thinks I am the only one who feels that way. I think you may be right about him not being actually rude to anyone (on researching more, it seems that it is mostly vandals who complain about him, rather unimpressively), and I mistakenly attributed an unsigned comment to him, though he is still rather uncivil in his way of implying that if they don't like how the project is (how he is acting), they should leave. All this is under [[w:User talk:Angela]], the section on Dispute resolution. I agree strongly with your statements about his pettiness and his dictatorial attitude, especially when you say, "This may not be a democracy, but he isn't the leader of the dictatorship." ::As for those three options, I'd say we should do a combination. First, we can start copying anything worth saving over right now, as you say. However, I don't think that means we should wait on the other things. I think the next step I would prefer would be you talking to him to try to get him to come around, though I don't plan to absent myself from any further general discussion in the meantime. My guess is that he won't agree to anything with you either, but it's possible, mostly because you will say things a little differently from the way I do, and because responding to two people is not the same as responding to one. If you have tried and failed to come to a compromise with him, then I say we get some form of mediation, definitely letting him know what we are doing and preferably with his agreement, but without it if necessary. I have a feeling he may be very much against mediation, since he tends to seem petty and unreasonable and want to run things his way no matter what, but that's a chance we'll have to take. ::Thank you, Flcelloguy, for the use of your talk page for this. I'll also be putting this comment on h2g2bob's talk page (as you can see I have, h2g2bob), so you can delete it if you feel the need. Or you can join in the discussion! I think we can all agree that all good-faith comments are welcome. :) --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:09, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ==h2g2== I recently stumbled across the h2g2 article on English Wikipedia, and now I understand your username here. :) I decided to sign up over there, with the same username, but I couldn't find you because there are '''tons''' of Bobs over there. Drop me a note so I can find you! :) --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 16:50, 28 March 2006 (UTC) 6237 2006-03-28T16:53:54Z Cromwellt 61 /* h2g2 */ clarification {{Welcome}} [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 04:51, 16 December 2005 (UTC) == Admin Access == I notice you do a lot of work here from time to time. Have you ever considered becoming an [[wiktionary:Administrators|administrator]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 22:23, 12 January 2006 (UTC) : Hello. I'd be glad to help out in any way I can, and it'd be good to be an administrator. However, I'd probably only be able to help out properly during term-time (at my university) when I have a decent internet connection that actually works. Anyway, if this isn't a problem, I'd love to help out as an administrator. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 23:15, 13 January 2006 (UTC) You need to go to [[wiktionary:Administrators]] and put a note there saying you are requesting admin access, then you need to make the request at [[meta:Requests for permissions|Meta]]. Here is the block of text you need to place there: <nowiki>===== Simple English Wiktionary =====</nowiki> <nowiki>I request sysop access on ''simple.wiktionary'':</nowiki> <nowiki>*'''Language Code:''' simple</nowiki> <nowiki>*'''Local Request Link:''' [[simple:wikt:Wiktionary:Administrators]]</nowiki> <nowiki>*'''Local User Page:''' [[simple:wikt:User:H2g2bob]]</nowiki> <nowiki>Thank you. ~~~~</nowiki> [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 21:44, 15 January 2006 (UTC) == Administrator == Congratulations! Following your request [[meta:Requests_for_permissions/Archive_2006/January#Occitan_Wiktionary|here]], I have made you administrator. Please check the sysop information [[meta:Administrator|here]]. -[[:ro:w:User:Romihatza|Romihatza]] 13:31 16 January 2006 (UTC) : Yay! --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 15:36, 16 January 2006 (UTC) You were given admin access to [[:en:|en.Wiktionary]] by mistake, this has now been fixed. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 05:48, 17 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == It would be great if you could comment on this at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk]]. Thanks [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:37, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :Your input would be appreciated at [[Wiktionary:Administrators#Patrolled edits]]. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:21, 20 February 2006 (UTC) == Bureaucrat == You're now a bureaucrat, congratulations. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 14:21, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :Huzzar! ::Hi H2g2bob! Belated congratulations on you promotion to bureaucrat! ::Thanks for your comments [[User talk:Flcelloguy|here]]. I copied my response from there to here on your own talk page. I didn't expect anyone else to comment, but I'm certainly glad you did! I think you have the right idea when you say that we don't agree on whether SEWikipedia is also a dictionary, but I would say it is more subtle than that. He doesn't verbally claim that it is a dictionary, he just thinks that putting short "descriptions" (which I would call definitions) over there is what we should do ("to help users"), rather than putting them here, and that SEWikipedia should link to EWikt (which I am willing to accept, even though it doesn't help the majority of simple users) and should not link to SEWikt. I admit that I am glad to know that you agree with me in general. I definitely agree that it is silly to not acknowledge us and that we are probably (I would say definitely) needed. As far as not understanding our interest in making this work, I would say that he perfectly understands ''my'' interest in making it work, but that he thinks I am the only one who feels that way. I think you may be right about him not being actually rude to anyone (on researching more, it seems that it is mostly vandals who complain about him, rather unimpressively), and I mistakenly attributed an unsigned comment to him, though he is still rather uncivil in his way of implying that if they don't like how the project is (how he is acting), they should leave. All this is under [[w:User talk:Angela]], the section on Dispute resolution. I agree strongly with your statements about his pettiness and his dictatorial attitude, especially when you say, "This may not be a democracy, but he isn't the leader of the dictatorship." ::As for those three options, I'd say we should do a combination. First, we can start copying anything worth saving over right now, as you say. However, I don't think that means we should wait on the other things. I think the next step I would prefer would be you talking to him to try to get him to come around, though I don't plan to absent myself from any further general discussion in the meantime. My guess is that he won't agree to anything with you either, but it's possible, mostly because you will say things a little differently from the way I do, and because responding to two people is not the same as responding to one. If you have tried and failed to come to a compromise with him, then I say we get some form of mediation, definitely letting him know what we are doing and preferably with his agreement, but without it if necessary. I have a feeling he may be very much against mediation, since he tends to seem petty and unreasonable and want to run things his way no matter what, but that's a chance we'll have to take. ::Thank you, Flcelloguy, for the use of your talk page for this. I'll also be putting this comment on h2g2bob's talk page (as you can see I have, h2g2bob), so you can delete it if you feel the need. Or you can join in the discussion! I think we can all agree that all good-faith comments are welcome. :) --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:09, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ==h2g2== I recently stumbled across the h2g2 article on English Wikipedia, and now I understand your username here. :) I decided to sign up over there, with the same username I use here, but I couldn't find you because there are '''tons''' of Bobs over there. Drop me a note so I can find you! :) --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 16:50, 28 March 2006 (UTC) 6433 2006-04-24T10:29:48Z H2g2bob 43 /* h2g2 */ {{Welcome}} [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 04:51, 16 December 2005 (UTC) == Admin Access == I notice you do a lot of work here from time to time. Have you ever considered becoming an [[wiktionary:Administrators|administrator]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 22:23, 12 January 2006 (UTC) : Hello. I'd be glad to help out in any way I can, and it'd be good to be an administrator. However, I'd probably only be able to help out properly during term-time (at my university) when I have a decent internet connection that actually works. Anyway, if this isn't a problem, I'd love to help out as an administrator. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 23:15, 13 January 2006 (UTC) You need to go to [[wiktionary:Administrators]] and put a note there saying you are requesting admin access, then you need to make the request at [[meta:Requests for permissions|Meta]]. Here is the block of text you need to place there: <nowiki>===== Simple English Wiktionary =====</nowiki> <nowiki>I request sysop access on ''simple.wiktionary'':</nowiki> <nowiki>*'''Language Code:''' simple</nowiki> <nowiki>*'''Local Request Link:''' [[simple:wikt:Wiktionary:Administrators]]</nowiki> <nowiki>*'''Local User Page:''' [[simple:wikt:User:H2g2bob]]</nowiki> <nowiki>Thank you. ~~~~</nowiki> [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 21:44, 15 January 2006 (UTC) == Administrator == Congratulations! Following your request [[meta:Requests_for_permissions/Archive_2006/January#Occitan_Wiktionary|here]], I have made you administrator. Please check the sysop information [[meta:Administrator|here]]. -[[:ro:w:User:Romihatza|Romihatza]] 13:31 16 January 2006 (UTC) : Yay! --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 15:36, 16 January 2006 (UTC) You were given admin access to [[:en:|en.Wiktionary]] by mistake, this has now been fixed. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 05:48, 17 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == It would be great if you could comment on this at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk]]. Thanks [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:37, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :Your input would be appreciated at [[Wiktionary:Administrators#Patrolled edits]]. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:21, 20 February 2006 (UTC) == Bureaucrat == You're now a bureaucrat, congratulations. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 14:21, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :Huzzar! ::Hi H2g2bob! Belated congratulations on you promotion to bureaucrat! ::Thanks for your comments [[User talk:Flcelloguy|here]]. I copied my response from there to here on your own talk page. I didn't expect anyone else to comment, but I'm certainly glad you did! I think you have the right idea when you say that we don't agree on whether SEWikipedia is also a dictionary, but I would say it is more subtle than that. He doesn't verbally claim that it is a dictionary, he just thinks that putting short "descriptions" (which I would call definitions) over there is what we should do ("to help users"), rather than putting them here, and that SEWikipedia should link to EWikt (which I am willing to accept, even though it doesn't help the majority of simple users) and should not link to SEWikt. I admit that I am glad to know that you agree with me in general. I definitely agree that it is silly to not acknowledge us and that we are probably (I would say definitely) needed. As far as not understanding our interest in making this work, I would say that he perfectly understands ''my'' interest in making it work, but that he thinks I am the only one who feels that way. I think you may be right about him not being actually rude to anyone (on researching more, it seems that it is mostly vandals who complain about him, rather unimpressively), and I mistakenly attributed an unsigned comment to him, though he is still rather uncivil in his way of implying that if they don't like how the project is (how he is acting), they should leave. All this is under [[w:User talk:Angela]], the section on Dispute resolution. I agree strongly with your statements about his pettiness and his dictatorial attitude, especially when you say, "This may not be a democracy, but he isn't the leader of the dictatorship." ::As for those three options, I'd say we should do a combination. First, we can start copying anything worth saving over right now, as you say. However, I don't think that means we should wait on the other things. I think the next step I would prefer would be you talking to him to try to get him to come around, though I don't plan to absent myself from any further general discussion in the meantime. My guess is that he won't agree to anything with you either, but it's possible, mostly because you will say things a little differently from the way I do, and because responding to two people is not the same as responding to one. If you have tried and failed to come to a compromise with him, then I say we get some form of mediation, definitely letting him know what we are doing and preferably with his agreement, but without it if necessary. I have a feeling he may be very much against mediation, since he tends to seem petty and unreasonable and want to run things his way no matter what, but that's a chance we'll have to take. ::Thank you, Flcelloguy, for the use of your talk page for this. I'll also be putting this comment on h2g2bob's talk page (as you can see I have, h2g2bob), so you can delete it if you feel the need. Or you can join in the discussion! I think we can all agree that all good-faith comments are welcome. :) --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:09, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ==h2g2== I recently stumbled across the h2g2 article on English Wikipedia, and now I understand your username here. :) I decided to sign up over there, with the same username I use here, but I couldn't find you because there are '''tons''' of Bobs over there. Drop me a note so I can find you! :) --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 16:50, 28 March 2006 (UTC) : Hello, : Sorry for the wait, I've been away most of easter. Anyway, yes, the name's from [http://www.h2g2.com h2g2] - I'm [http://www.bbc.co.uk/dna/h2g2/brunel/U222236 bob mcbob]. To be honest, I don't post there very much any more, but still read some of the entries. :--[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:29, 24 April 2006 (UTC) 6737 2006-05-29T07:18:59Z Cromwellt 61 Simple English projects {{Welcome}} [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 04:51, 16 December 2005 (UTC) == Admin Access == I notice you do a lot of work here from time to time. Have you ever considered becoming an [[wiktionary:Administrators|administrator]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 22:23, 12 January 2006 (UTC) : Hello. I'd be glad to help out in any way I can, and it'd be good to be an administrator. However, I'd probably only be able to help out properly during term-time (at my university) when I have a decent internet connection that actually works. Anyway, if this isn't a problem, I'd love to help out as an administrator. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 23:15, 13 January 2006 (UTC) You need to go to [[wiktionary:Administrators]] and put a note there saying you are requesting admin access, then you need to make the request at [[meta:Requests for permissions|Meta]]. Here is the block of text you need to place there: <nowiki>===== Simple English Wiktionary =====</nowiki> <nowiki>I request sysop access on ''simple.wiktionary'':</nowiki> <nowiki>*'''Language Code:''' simple</nowiki> <nowiki>*'''Local Request Link:''' [[simple:wikt:Wiktionary:Administrators]]</nowiki> <nowiki>*'''Local User Page:''' [[simple:wikt:User:H2g2bob]]</nowiki> <nowiki>Thank you. ~~~~</nowiki> [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 21:44, 15 January 2006 (UTC) == Administrator == Congratulations! Following your request [[meta:Requests_for_permissions/Archive_2006/January#Occitan_Wiktionary|here]], I have made you administrator. Please check the sysop information [[meta:Administrator|here]]. -[[:ro:w:User:Romihatza|Romihatza]] 13:31 16 January 2006 (UTC) : Yay! --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 15:36, 16 January 2006 (UTC) You were given admin access to [[:en:|en.Wiktionary]] by mistake, this has now been fixed. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 05:48, 17 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == It would be great if you could comment on this at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk]]. Thanks [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:37, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :Your input would be appreciated at [[Wiktionary:Administrators#Patrolled edits]]. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:21, 20 February 2006 (UTC) == Bureaucrat == You're now a bureaucrat, congratulations. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 14:21, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :Huzzar! ::Hi H2g2bob! Belated congratulations on you promotion to bureaucrat! ::Thanks for your comments [[User talk:Flcelloguy|here]]. I copied my response from there to here on your own talk page. I didn't expect anyone else to comment, but I'm certainly glad you did! I think you have the right idea when you say that we don't agree on whether SEWikipedia is also a dictionary, but I would say it is more subtle than that. He doesn't verbally claim that it is a dictionary, he just thinks that putting short "descriptions" (which I would call definitions) over there is what we should do ("to help users"), rather than putting them here, and that SEWikipedia should link to EWikt (which I am willing to accept, even though it doesn't help the majority of simple users) and should not link to SEWikt. I admit that I am glad to know that you agree with me in general. I definitely agree that it is silly to not acknowledge us and that we are probably (I would say definitely) needed. As far as not understanding our interest in making this work, I would say that he perfectly understands ''my'' interest in making it work, but that he thinks I am the only one who feels that way. I think you may be right about him not being actually rude to anyone (on researching more, it seems that it is mostly vandals who complain about him, rather unimpressively), and I mistakenly attributed an unsigned comment to him, though he is still rather uncivil in his way of implying that if they don't like how the project is (how he is acting), they should leave. All this is under [[w:User talk:Angela]], the section on Dispute resolution. I agree strongly with your statements about his pettiness and his dictatorial attitude, especially when you say, "This may not be a democracy, but he isn't the leader of the dictatorship." ::As for those three options, I'd say we should do a combination. First, we can start copying anything worth saving over right now, as you say. However, I don't think that means we should wait on the other things. I think the next step I would prefer would be you talking to him to try to get him to come around, though I don't plan to absent myself from any further general discussion in the meantime. My guess is that he won't agree to anything with you either, but it's possible, mostly because you will say things a little differently from the way I do, and because responding to two people is not the same as responding to one. If you have tried and failed to come to a compromise with him, then I say we get some form of mediation, definitely letting him know what we are doing and preferably with his agreement, but without it if necessary. I have a feeling he may be very much against mediation, since he tends to seem petty and unreasonable and want to run things his way no matter what, but that's a chance we'll have to take. ::Thank you, Flcelloguy, for the use of your talk page for this. I'll also be putting this comment on h2g2bob's talk page (as you can see I have, h2g2bob), so you can delete it if you feel the need. Or you can join in the discussion! I think we can all agree that all good-faith comments are welcome. :) --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:09, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ==h2g2== I recently stumbled across the h2g2 article on English Wikipedia, and now I understand your username here. :) I decided to sign up over there, with the same username I use here, but I couldn't find you because there are '''tons''' of Bobs over there. Drop me a note so I can find you! :) --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 16:50, 28 March 2006 (UTC) : Hello, : Sorry for the wait, I've been away most of easter. Anyway, yes, the name's from [http://www.h2g2.com h2g2] - I'm [http://www.bbc.co.uk/dna/h2g2/brunel/U222236 bob mcbob]. To be honest, I don't post there very much any more, but still read some of the entries. :--[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:29, 24 April 2006 (UTC) == Simple English projects == I'm leaving this message both here and on your En Wikipedia talk page, hoping that you'll see it and respond soon. Remember Netoholic and his hypocritical campaign against all simple English projects except SEWikipedia? Well, because of some developments in the situation at SEWikipedia, he's taken it to the next level. He has proposed that those projects be closed. I know you don't want that to happen, so please vote oppose. I made a sort of advisory banner for the Main Page of all those projects, which makes it convenient for you to vote: ---- '''''Advisory:''' Some users from other projects are trying to close Simple English Wiktionary, Wikibooks, and Wikiquote, even though we've barely begun! If you think these projects should not be closed, vote '''oppose [[:meta:Proposals for closing projects|here]]''' and '''[[:meta:Inactive projects|here]].''''' ---- Thanks for taking a moment and helping stop this outrage! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contris]] 07:18, 29 May 2006 (UTC) 6740 2006-05-29T08:46:51Z Cromwellt 61 /* Simple English projects */ removed extra link to a page that doesn't seem to exist {{Welcome}} [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 04:51, 16 December 2005 (UTC) == Admin Access == I notice you do a lot of work here from time to time. Have you ever considered becoming an [[wiktionary:Administrators|administrator]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 22:23, 12 January 2006 (UTC) : Hello. I'd be glad to help out in any way I can, and it'd be good to be an administrator. However, I'd probably only be able to help out properly during term-time (at my university) when I have a decent internet connection that actually works. Anyway, if this isn't a problem, I'd love to help out as an administrator. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 23:15, 13 January 2006 (UTC) You need to go to [[wiktionary:Administrators]] and put a note there saying you are requesting admin access, then you need to make the request at [[meta:Requests for permissions|Meta]]. Here is the block of text you need to place there: <nowiki>===== Simple English Wiktionary =====</nowiki> <nowiki>I request sysop access on ''simple.wiktionary'':</nowiki> <nowiki>*'''Language Code:''' simple</nowiki> <nowiki>*'''Local Request Link:''' [[simple:wikt:Wiktionary:Administrators]]</nowiki> <nowiki>*'''Local User Page:''' [[simple:wikt:User:H2g2bob]]</nowiki> <nowiki>Thank you. ~~~~</nowiki> [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 21:44, 15 January 2006 (UTC) == Administrator == Congratulations! Following your request [[meta:Requests_for_permissions/Archive_2006/January#Occitan_Wiktionary|here]], I have made you administrator. Please check the sysop information [[meta:Administrator|here]]. -[[:ro:w:User:Romihatza|Romihatza]] 13:31 16 January 2006 (UTC) : Yay! --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 15:36, 16 January 2006 (UTC) You were given admin access to [[:en:|en.Wiktionary]] by mistake, this has now been fixed. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 05:48, 17 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == It would be great if you could comment on this at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk]]. Thanks [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:37, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :Your input would be appreciated at [[Wiktionary:Administrators#Patrolled edits]]. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:21, 20 February 2006 (UTC) == Bureaucrat == You're now a bureaucrat, congratulations. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 14:21, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :Huzzar! ::Hi H2g2bob! Belated congratulations on you promotion to bureaucrat! ::Thanks for your comments [[User talk:Flcelloguy|here]]. I copied my response from there to here on your own talk page. I didn't expect anyone else to comment, but I'm certainly glad you did! I think you have the right idea when you say that we don't agree on whether SEWikipedia is also a dictionary, but I would say it is more subtle than that. He doesn't verbally claim that it is a dictionary, he just thinks that putting short "descriptions" (which I would call definitions) over there is what we should do ("to help users"), rather than putting them here, and that SEWikipedia should link to EWikt (which I am willing to accept, even though it doesn't help the majority of simple users) and should not link to SEWikt. I admit that I am glad to know that you agree with me in general. I definitely agree that it is silly to not acknowledge us and that we are probably (I would say definitely) needed. As far as not understanding our interest in making this work, I would say that he perfectly understands ''my'' interest in making it work, but that he thinks I am the only one who feels that way. I think you may be right about him not being actually rude to anyone (on researching more, it seems that it is mostly vandals who complain about him, rather unimpressively), and I mistakenly attributed an unsigned comment to him, though he is still rather uncivil in his way of implying that if they don't like how the project is (how he is acting), they should leave. All this is under [[w:User talk:Angela]], the section on Dispute resolution. I agree strongly with your statements about his pettiness and his dictatorial attitude, especially when you say, "This may not be a democracy, but he isn't the leader of the dictatorship." ::As for those three options, I'd say we should do a combination. First, we can start copying anything worth saving over right now, as you say. However, I don't think that means we should wait on the other things. I think the next step I would prefer would be you talking to him to try to get him to come around, though I don't plan to absent myself from any further general discussion in the meantime. My guess is that he won't agree to anything with you either, but it's possible, mostly because you will say things a little differently from the way I do, and because responding to two people is not the same as responding to one. If you have tried and failed to come to a compromise with him, then I say we get some form of mediation, definitely letting him know what we are doing and preferably with his agreement, but without it if necessary. I have a feeling he may be very much against mediation, since he tends to seem petty and unreasonable and want to run things his way no matter what, but that's a chance we'll have to take. ::Thank you, Flcelloguy, for the use of your talk page for this. I'll also be putting this comment on h2g2bob's talk page (as you can see I have, h2g2bob), so you can delete it if you feel the need. Or you can join in the discussion! I think we can all agree that all good-faith comments are welcome. :) --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:09, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ==h2g2== I recently stumbled across the h2g2 article on English Wikipedia, and now I understand your username here. :) I decided to sign up over there, with the same username I use here, but I couldn't find you because there are '''tons''' of Bobs over there. Drop me a note so I can find you! :) --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 16:50, 28 March 2006 (UTC) : Hello, : Sorry for the wait, I've been away most of easter. Anyway, yes, the name's from [http://www.h2g2.com h2g2] - I'm [http://www.bbc.co.uk/dna/h2g2/brunel/U222236 bob mcbob]. To be honest, I don't post there very much any more, but still read some of the entries. :--[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:29, 24 April 2006 (UTC) == Simple English projects == I'm leaving this message both here and on your En Wikipedia talk page, hoping that you'll see it and respond soon. Remember Netoholic and his hypocritical campaign against all simple English projects except SEWikipedia? Well, because of some developments in the situation at SEWikipedia, he's taken it to the next level. He has proposed that those projects be closed. I know you don't want that to happen, so please vote oppose. I made a sort of advisory banner for the Main Page of all those projects, which makes it convenient for you to vote: ---- '''''Advisory:''' Some users from other projects are trying to close Simple English Wiktionary, SEWikibooks, and SEWikiquote, even though we've barely begun! If you think these projects should not be closed, vote '''oppose [[:meta:Proposals for closing projects|here]].''''' ---- Thanks for taking a moment and helping stop this outrage! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contris]] 07:18, 29 May 2006 (UTC) 6744 2006-05-29T11:12:47Z Cromwellt 61 /* Simple English projects */ found correct page, put corrected link back {{Welcome}} [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 04:51, 16 December 2005 (UTC) == Admin Access == I notice you do a lot of work here from time to time. Have you ever considered becoming an [[wiktionary:Administrators|administrator]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 22:23, 12 January 2006 (UTC) : Hello. I'd be glad to help out in any way I can, and it'd be good to be an administrator. However, I'd probably only be able to help out properly during term-time (at my university) when I have a decent internet connection that actually works. Anyway, if this isn't a problem, I'd love to help out as an administrator. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 23:15, 13 January 2006 (UTC) You need to go to [[wiktionary:Administrators]] and put a note there saying you are requesting admin access, then you need to make the request at [[meta:Requests for permissions|Meta]]. Here is the block of text you need to place there: <nowiki>===== Simple English Wiktionary =====</nowiki> <nowiki>I request sysop access on ''simple.wiktionary'':</nowiki> <nowiki>*'''Language Code:''' simple</nowiki> <nowiki>*'''Local Request Link:''' [[simple:wikt:Wiktionary:Administrators]]</nowiki> <nowiki>*'''Local User Page:''' [[simple:wikt:User:H2g2bob]]</nowiki> <nowiki>Thank you. ~~~~</nowiki> [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 21:44, 15 January 2006 (UTC) == Administrator == Congratulations! Following your request [[meta:Requests_for_permissions/Archive_2006/January#Occitan_Wiktionary|here]], I have made you administrator. Please check the sysop information [[meta:Administrator|here]]. -[[:ro:w:User:Romihatza|Romihatza]] 13:31 16 January 2006 (UTC) : Yay! --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 15:36, 16 January 2006 (UTC) You were given admin access to [[:en:|en.Wiktionary]] by mistake, this has now been fixed. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 05:48, 17 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == It would be great if you could comment on this at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk]]. Thanks [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:37, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :Your input would be appreciated at [[Wiktionary:Administrators#Patrolled edits]]. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:21, 20 February 2006 (UTC) == Bureaucrat == You're now a bureaucrat, congratulations. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 14:21, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :Huzzar! ::Hi H2g2bob! Belated congratulations on you promotion to bureaucrat! ::Thanks for your comments [[User talk:Flcelloguy|here]]. I copied my response from there to here on your own talk page. I didn't expect anyone else to comment, but I'm certainly glad you did! I think you have the right idea when you say that we don't agree on whether SEWikipedia is also a dictionary, but I would say it is more subtle than that. He doesn't verbally claim that it is a dictionary, he just thinks that putting short "descriptions" (which I would call definitions) over there is what we should do ("to help users"), rather than putting them here, and that SEWikipedia should link to EWikt (which I am willing to accept, even though it doesn't help the majority of simple users) and should not link to SEWikt. I admit that I am glad to know that you agree with me in general. I definitely agree that it is silly to not acknowledge us and that we are probably (I would say definitely) needed. As far as not understanding our interest in making this work, I would say that he perfectly understands ''my'' interest in making it work, but that he thinks I am the only one who feels that way. I think you may be right about him not being actually rude to anyone (on researching more, it seems that it is mostly vandals who complain about him, rather unimpressively), and I mistakenly attributed an unsigned comment to him, though he is still rather uncivil in his way of implying that if they don't like how the project is (how he is acting), they should leave. All this is under [[w:User talk:Angela]], the section on Dispute resolution. I agree strongly with your statements about his pettiness and his dictatorial attitude, especially when you say, "This may not be a democracy, but he isn't the leader of the dictatorship." ::As for those three options, I'd say we should do a combination. First, we can start copying anything worth saving over right now, as you say. However, I don't think that means we should wait on the other things. I think the next step I would prefer would be you talking to him to try to get him to come around, though I don't plan to absent myself from any further general discussion in the meantime. My guess is that he won't agree to anything with you either, but it's possible, mostly because you will say things a little differently from the way I do, and because responding to two people is not the same as responding to one. If you have tried and failed to come to a compromise with him, then I say we get some form of mediation, definitely letting him know what we are doing and preferably with his agreement, but without it if necessary. I have a feeling he may be very much against mediation, since he tends to seem petty and unreasonable and want to run things his way no matter what, but that's a chance we'll have to take. ::Thank you, Flcelloguy, for the use of your talk page for this. I'll also be putting this comment on h2g2bob's talk page (as you can see I have, h2g2bob), so you can delete it if you feel the need. Or you can join in the discussion! I think we can all agree that all good-faith comments are welcome. :) --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:09, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ==h2g2== I recently stumbled across the h2g2 article on English Wikipedia, and now I understand your username here. :) I decided to sign up over there, with the same username I use here, but I couldn't find you because there are '''tons''' of Bobs over there. Drop me a note so I can find you! :) --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 16:50, 28 March 2006 (UTC) : Hello, : Sorry for the wait, I've been away most of easter. Anyway, yes, the name's from [http://www.h2g2.com h2g2] - I'm [http://www.bbc.co.uk/dna/h2g2/brunel/U222236 bob mcbob]. To be honest, I don't post there very much any more, but still read some of the entries. :--[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:29, 24 April 2006 (UTC) == Simple English projects == I'm leaving this message both here and on your En Wikipedia talk page, hoping that you'll see it and respond soon. Remember Netoholic and his hypocritical campaign against all simple English projects except SEWikipedia? Well, because of some developments in the situation at SEWikipedia, he's taken it to the next level. He has proposed that those projects be closed. I know you don't want that to happen, so please vote oppose. I made a sort of advisory banner for the Main Page of all those projects, which makes it convenient for you to vote: ---- '''''Advisory:''' Some users from other projects are trying to close Simple English Wiktionary, SEWikibooks, and SEWikiquote, even though we've barely begun! If you think these projects should not be closed, vote '''oppose [[:meta:Proposals for closing projects|here]]''' and '''[[:meta:Inactive wikis|here]].''''' ---- Thanks for taking a moment and helping stop this outrage! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contris]] 07:18, 29 May 2006 (UTC) 6745 2006-05-30T14:28:56Z H2g2bob 43 /* Simple English projects */ {{Welcome}} [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 04:51, 16 December 2005 (UTC) == Admin Access == I notice you do a lot of work here from time to time. Have you ever considered becoming an [[wiktionary:Administrators|administrator]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 22:23, 12 January 2006 (UTC) : Hello. I'd be glad to help out in any way I can, and it'd be good to be an administrator. However, I'd probably only be able to help out properly during term-time (at my university) when I have a decent internet connection that actually works. Anyway, if this isn't a problem, I'd love to help out as an administrator. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 23:15, 13 January 2006 (UTC) You need to go to [[wiktionary:Administrators]] and put a note there saying you are requesting admin access, then you need to make the request at [[meta:Requests for permissions|Meta]]. Here is the block of text you need to place there: <nowiki>===== Simple English Wiktionary =====</nowiki> <nowiki>I request sysop access on ''simple.wiktionary'':</nowiki> <nowiki>*'''Language Code:''' simple</nowiki> <nowiki>*'''Local Request Link:''' [[simple:wikt:Wiktionary:Administrators]]</nowiki> <nowiki>*'''Local User Page:''' [[simple:wikt:User:H2g2bob]]</nowiki> <nowiki>Thank you. ~~~~</nowiki> [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 21:44, 15 January 2006 (UTC) == Administrator == Congratulations! Following your request [[meta:Requests_for_permissions/Archive_2006/January#Occitan_Wiktionary|here]], I have made you administrator. Please check the sysop information [[meta:Administrator|here]]. -[[:ro:w:User:Romihatza|Romihatza]] 13:31 16 January 2006 (UTC) : Yay! --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 15:36, 16 January 2006 (UTC) You were given admin access to [[:en:|en.Wiktionary]] by mistake, this has now been fixed. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 05:48, 17 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == It would be great if you could comment on this at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk]]. Thanks [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:37, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :Your input would be appreciated at [[Wiktionary:Administrators#Patrolled edits]]. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:21, 20 February 2006 (UTC) == Bureaucrat == You're now a bureaucrat, congratulations. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 14:21, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :Huzzar! ::Hi H2g2bob! Belated congratulations on you promotion to bureaucrat! ::Thanks for your comments [[User talk:Flcelloguy|here]]. I copied my response from there to here on your own talk page. I didn't expect anyone else to comment, but I'm certainly glad you did! I think you have the right idea when you say that we don't agree on whether SEWikipedia is also a dictionary, but I would say it is more subtle than that. He doesn't verbally claim that it is a dictionary, he just thinks that putting short "descriptions" (which I would call definitions) over there is what we should do ("to help users"), rather than putting them here, and that SEWikipedia should link to EWikt (which I am willing to accept, even though it doesn't help the majority of simple users) and should not link to SEWikt. I admit that I am glad to know that you agree with me in general. I definitely agree that it is silly to not acknowledge us and that we are probably (I would say definitely) needed. As far as not understanding our interest in making this work, I would say that he perfectly understands ''my'' interest in making it work, but that he thinks I am the only one who feels that way. I think you may be right about him not being actually rude to anyone (on researching more, it seems that it is mostly vandals who complain about him, rather unimpressively), and I mistakenly attributed an unsigned comment to him, though he is still rather uncivil in his way of implying that if they don't like how the project is (how he is acting), they should leave. All this is under [[w:User talk:Angela]], the section on Dispute resolution. I agree strongly with your statements about his pettiness and his dictatorial attitude, especially when you say, "This may not be a democracy, but he isn't the leader of the dictatorship." ::As for those three options, I'd say we should do a combination. First, we can start copying anything worth saving over right now, as you say. However, I don't think that means we should wait on the other things. I think the next step I would prefer would be you talking to him to try to get him to come around, though I don't plan to absent myself from any further general discussion in the meantime. My guess is that he won't agree to anything with you either, but it's possible, mostly because you will say things a little differently from the way I do, and because responding to two people is not the same as responding to one. If you have tried and failed to come to a compromise with him, then I say we get some form of mediation, definitely letting him know what we are doing and preferably with his agreement, but without it if necessary. I have a feeling he may be very much against mediation, since he tends to seem petty and unreasonable and want to run things his way no matter what, but that's a chance we'll have to take. ::Thank you, Flcelloguy, for the use of your talk page for this. I'll also be putting this comment on h2g2bob's talk page (as you can see I have, h2g2bob), so you can delete it if you feel the need. Or you can join in the discussion! I think we can all agree that all good-faith comments are welcome. :) --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:09, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ==h2g2== I recently stumbled across the h2g2 article on English Wikipedia, and now I understand your username here. :) I decided to sign up over there, with the same username I use here, but I couldn't find you because there are '''tons''' of Bobs over there. Drop me a note so I can find you! :) --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 16:50, 28 March 2006 (UTC) : Hello, : Sorry for the wait, I've been away most of easter. Anyway, yes, the name's from [http://www.h2g2.com h2g2] - I'm [http://www.bbc.co.uk/dna/h2g2/brunel/U222236 bob mcbob]. To be honest, I don't post there very much any more, but still read some of the entries. :--[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:29, 24 April 2006 (UTC) == Simple English projects == I'm leaving this message both here and on your En Wikipedia talk page, hoping that you'll see it and respond soon. Remember Netoholic and his hypocritical campaign against all simple English projects except SEWikipedia? Well, because of some developments in the situation at SEWikipedia, he's taken it to the next level. He has proposed that those projects be closed. I know you don't want that to happen, so please vote oppose. I made a sort of advisory banner for the Main Page of all those projects, which makes it convenient for you to vote: ---- '''''Advisory:''' Some users from other projects are trying to close Simple English Wiktionary, SEWikibooks, and SEWikiquote, even though we've barely begun! If you think these projects should not be closed, vote '''oppose [[:meta:Proposals for closing projects|here]]''' and '''[[:meta:Inactive wikis|here]].''''' ---- Thanks for taking a moment and helping stop this outrage! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contris]] 07:18, 29 May 2006 (UTC) : Done! Added some oppose comments for simple wiktionary, because it really is worthwhile. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 14:28, 30 May 2006 (UTC) 7694 2006-07-19T10:47:33Z GerardM 97 Bot {{Welcome}} [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 04:51, 16 December 2005 (UTC) == Admin Access == I notice you do a lot of work here from time to time. Have you ever considered becoming an [[wiktionary:Administrators|administrator]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 22:23, 12 January 2006 (UTC) : Hello. I'd be glad to help out in any way I can, and it'd be good to be an administrator. However, I'd probably only be able to help out properly during term-time (at my university) when I have a decent internet connection that actually works. Anyway, if this isn't a problem, I'd love to help out as an administrator. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 23:15, 13 January 2006 (UTC) You need to go to [[wiktionary:Administrators]] and put a note there saying you are requesting admin access, then you need to make the request at [[meta:Requests for permissions|Meta]]. Here is the block of text you need to place there: <nowiki>===== Simple English Wiktionary =====</nowiki> <nowiki>I request sysop access on ''simple.wiktionary'':</nowiki> <nowiki>*'''Language Code:''' simple</nowiki> <nowiki>*'''Local Request Link:''' [[simple:wikt:Wiktionary:Administrators]]</nowiki> <nowiki>*'''Local User Page:''' [[simple:wikt:User:H2g2bob]]</nowiki> <nowiki>Thank you. ~~~~</nowiki> [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 21:44, 15 January 2006 (UTC) == Administrator == Congratulations! Following your request [[meta:Requests_for_permissions/Archive_2006/January#Occitan_Wiktionary|here]], I have made you administrator. Please check the sysop information [[meta:Administrator|here]]. -[[:ro:w:User:Romihatza|Romihatza]] 13:31 16 January 2006 (UTC) : Yay! --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 15:36, 16 January 2006 (UTC) You were given admin access to [[:en:|en.Wiktionary]] by mistake, this has now been fixed. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 05:48, 17 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == It would be great if you could comment on this at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk]]. Thanks [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:37, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :Your input would be appreciated at [[Wiktionary:Administrators#Patrolled edits]]. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:21, 20 February 2006 (UTC) == Bureaucrat == You're now a bureaucrat, congratulations. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 14:21, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :Huzzar! ::Hi H2g2bob! Belated congratulations on you promotion to bureaucrat! ::Thanks for your comments [[User talk:Flcelloguy|here]]. I copied my response from there to here on your own talk page. I didn't expect anyone else to comment, but I'm certainly glad you did! I think you have the right idea when you say that we don't agree on whether SEWikipedia is also a dictionary, but I would say it is more subtle than that. He doesn't verbally claim that it is a dictionary, he just thinks that putting short "descriptions" (which I would call definitions) over there is what we should do ("to help users"), rather than putting them here, and that SEWikipedia should link to EWikt (which I am willing to accept, even though it doesn't help the majority of simple users) and should not link to SEWikt. I admit that I am glad to know that you agree with me in general. I definitely agree that it is silly to not acknowledge us and that we are probably (I would say definitely) needed. As far as not understanding our interest in making this work, I would say that he perfectly understands ''my'' interest in making it work, but that he thinks I am the only one who feels that way. I think you may be right about him not being actually rude to anyone (on researching more, it seems that it is mostly vandals who complain about him, rather unimpressively), and I mistakenly attributed an unsigned comment to him, though he is still rather uncivil in his way of implying that if they don't like how the project is (how he is acting), they should leave. All this is under [[w:User talk:Angela]], the section on Dispute resolution. I agree strongly with your statements about his pettiness and his dictatorial attitude, especially when you say, "This may not be a democracy, but he isn't the leader of the dictatorship." ::As for those three options, I'd say we should do a combination. First, we can start copying anything worth saving over right now, as you say. However, I don't think that means we should wait on the other things. I think the next step I would prefer would be you talking to him to try to get him to come around, though I don't plan to absent myself from any further general discussion in the meantime. My guess is that he won't agree to anything with you either, but it's possible, mostly because you will say things a little differently from the way I do, and because responding to two people is not the same as responding to one. If you have tried and failed to come to a compromise with him, then I say we get some form of mediation, definitely letting him know what we are doing and preferably with his agreement, but without it if necessary. I have a feeling he may be very much against mediation, since he tends to seem petty and unreasonable and want to run things his way no matter what, but that's a chance we'll have to take. ::Thank you, Flcelloguy, for the use of your talk page for this. I'll also be putting this comment on h2g2bob's talk page (as you can see I have, h2g2bob), so you can delete it if you feel the need. Or you can join in the discussion! I think we can all agree that all good-faith comments are welcome. :) --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:09, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ==h2g2== I recently stumbled across the h2g2 article on English Wikipedia, and now I understand your username here. :) I decided to sign up over there, with the same username I use here, but I couldn't find you because there are '''tons''' of Bobs over there. Drop me a note so I can find you! :) --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 16:50, 28 March 2006 (UTC) : Hello, : Sorry for the wait, I've been away most of easter. Anyway, yes, the name's from [http://www.h2g2.com h2g2] - I'm [http://www.bbc.co.uk/dna/h2g2/brunel/U222236 bob mcbob]. To be honest, I don't post there very much any more, but still read some of the entries. :--[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:29, 24 April 2006 (UTC) == Simple English projects == I'm leaving this message both here and on your En Wikipedia talk page, hoping that you'll see it and respond soon. Remember Netoholic and his hypocritical campaign against all simple English projects except SEWikipedia? Well, because of some developments in the situation at SEWikipedia, he's taken it to the next level. He has proposed that those projects be closed. I know you don't want that to happen, so please vote oppose. I made a sort of advisory banner for the Main Page of all those projects, which makes it convenient for you to vote: ---- '''''Advisory:''' Some users from other projects are trying to close Simple English Wiktionary, SEWikibooks, and SEWikiquote, even though we've barely begun! If you think these projects should not be closed, vote '''oppose [[:meta:Proposals for closing projects|here]]''' and '''[[:meta:Inactive wikis|here]].''''' ---- Thanks for taking a moment and helping stop this outrage! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contris]] 07:18, 29 May 2006 (UTC) : Done! Added some oppose comments for simple wiktionary, because it really is worthwhile. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 14:28, 30 May 2006 (UTC) == Bot == Hoi,<br> I have started to run an interwiki bot run on the simple wiktionary for a first time.. It does create links to and from some 30 wiktionaries now, and it will include links to many others. Thanks, [[User:GerardM|GerardM]] 10:47, 19 July 2006 (UTC) 7798 2006-07-19T14:33:56Z 66.230.11.66 /* Bot */ Flag requeszt {{Welcome}} [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 04:51, 16 December 2005 (UTC) == Admin Access == I notice you do a lot of work here from time to time. Have you ever considered becoming an [[wiktionary:Administrators|administrator]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 22:23, 12 January 2006 (UTC) : Hello. I'd be glad to help out in any way I can, and it'd be good to be an administrator. However, I'd probably only be able to help out properly during term-time (at my university) when I have a decent internet connection that actually works. Anyway, if this isn't a problem, I'd love to help out as an administrator. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 23:15, 13 January 2006 (UTC) You need to go to [[wiktionary:Administrators]] and put a note there saying you are requesting admin access, then you need to make the request at [[meta:Requests for permissions|Meta]]. Here is the block of text you need to place there: <nowiki>===== Simple English Wiktionary =====</nowiki> <nowiki>I request sysop access on ''simple.wiktionary'':</nowiki> <nowiki>*'''Language Code:''' simple</nowiki> <nowiki>*'''Local Request Link:''' [[simple:wikt:Wiktionary:Administrators]]</nowiki> <nowiki>*'''Local User Page:''' [[simple:wikt:User:H2g2bob]]</nowiki> <nowiki>Thank you. ~~~~</nowiki> [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 21:44, 15 January 2006 (UTC) == Administrator == Congratulations! Following your request [[meta:Requests_for_permissions/Archive_2006/January#Occitan_Wiktionary|here]], I have made you administrator. Please check the sysop information [[meta:Administrator|here]]. -[[:ro:w:User:Romihatza|Romihatza]] 13:31 16 January 2006 (UTC) : Yay! --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 15:36, 16 January 2006 (UTC) You were given admin access to [[:en:|en.Wiktionary]] by mistake, this has now been fixed. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 05:48, 17 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == It would be great if you could comment on this at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk]]. Thanks [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:37, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :Your input would be appreciated at [[Wiktionary:Administrators#Patrolled edits]]. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:21, 20 February 2006 (UTC) == Bureaucrat == You're now a bureaucrat, congratulations. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 14:21, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :Huzzar! ::Hi H2g2bob! Belated congratulations on you promotion to bureaucrat! ::Thanks for your comments [[User talk:Flcelloguy|here]]. I copied my response from there to here on your own talk page. I didn't expect anyone else to comment, but I'm certainly glad you did! I think you have the right idea when you say that we don't agree on whether SEWikipedia is also a dictionary, but I would say it is more subtle than that. He doesn't verbally claim that it is a dictionary, he just thinks that putting short "descriptions" (which I would call definitions) over there is what we should do ("to help users"), rather than putting them here, and that SEWikipedia should link to EWikt (which I am willing to accept, even though it doesn't help the majority of simple users) and should not link to SEWikt. I admit that I am glad to know that you agree with me in general. I definitely agree that it is silly to not acknowledge us and that we are probably (I would say definitely) needed. As far as not understanding our interest in making this work, I would say that he perfectly understands ''my'' interest in making it work, but that he thinks I am the only one who feels that way. I think you may be right about him not being actually rude to anyone (on researching more, it seems that it is mostly vandals who complain about him, rather unimpressively), and I mistakenly attributed an unsigned comment to him, though he is still rather uncivil in his way of implying that if they don't like how the project is (how he is acting), they should leave. All this is under [[w:User talk:Angela]], the section on Dispute resolution. I agree strongly with your statements about his pettiness and his dictatorial attitude, especially when you say, "This may not be a democracy, but he isn't the leader of the dictatorship." ::As for those three options, I'd say we should do a combination. First, we can start copying anything worth saving over right now, as you say. However, I don't think that means we should wait on the other things. I think the next step I would prefer would be you talking to him to try to get him to come around, though I don't plan to absent myself from any further general discussion in the meantime. My guess is that he won't agree to anything with you either, but it's possible, mostly because you will say things a little differently from the way I do, and because responding to two people is not the same as responding to one. If you have tried and failed to come to a compromise with him, then I say we get some form of mediation, definitely letting him know what we are doing and preferably with his agreement, but without it if necessary. I have a feeling he may be very much against mediation, since he tends to seem petty and unreasonable and want to run things his way no matter what, but that's a chance we'll have to take. ::Thank you, Flcelloguy, for the use of your talk page for this. I'll also be putting this comment on h2g2bob's talk page (as you can see I have, h2g2bob), so you can delete it if you feel the need. Or you can join in the discussion! I think we can all agree that all good-faith comments are welcome. :) --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:09, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ==h2g2== I recently stumbled across the h2g2 article on English Wikipedia, and now I understand your username here. :) I decided to sign up over there, with the same username I use here, but I couldn't find you because there are '''tons''' of Bobs over there. Drop me a note so I can find you! :) --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 16:50, 28 March 2006 (UTC) : Hello, : Sorry for the wait, I've been away most of easter. Anyway, yes, the name's from [http://www.h2g2.com h2g2] - I'm [http://www.bbc.co.uk/dna/h2g2/brunel/U222236 bob mcbob]. To be honest, I don't post there very much any more, but still read some of the entries. :--[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:29, 24 April 2006 (UTC) == Simple English projects == I'm leaving this message both here and on your En Wikipedia talk page, hoping that you'll see it and respond soon. Remember Netoholic and his hypocritical campaign against all simple English projects except SEWikipedia? Well, because of some developments in the situation at SEWikipedia, he's taken it to the next level. He has proposed that those projects be closed. I know you don't want that to happen, so please vote oppose. I made a sort of advisory banner for the Main Page of all those projects, which makes it convenient for you to vote: ---- '''''Advisory:''' Some users from other projects are trying to close Simple English Wiktionary, SEWikibooks, and SEWikiquote, even though we've barely begun! If you think these projects should not be closed, vote '''oppose [[:meta:Proposals for closing projects|here]]''' and '''[[:meta:Inactive wikis|here]].''''' ---- Thanks for taking a moment and helping stop this outrage! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contris]] 07:18, 29 May 2006 (UTC) : Done! Added some oppose comments for simple wiktionary, because it really is worthwhile. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 14:28, 30 May 2006 (UTC) == Bot == Hoi,<br> I have started to run an interwiki bot run on the simple wiktionary for a first time.. It does create links to and from some 30 wiktionaries now, and it will include links to many others. Thanks, [[User:GerardM|GerardM]] 10:47, 19 July 2006 (UTC) :Can you flag this as a bot account so that it won't flood RC? Thanks! [[User:66.230.11.66|66.230.11.66]] 14:33, 19 July 2006 (UTC) 7799 2006-07-19T14:34:49Z Flcelloguy 44 Bah {{Welcome}} [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 04:51, 16 December 2005 (UTC) == Admin Access == I notice you do a lot of work here from time to time. Have you ever considered becoming an [[wiktionary:Administrators|administrator]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 22:23, 12 January 2006 (UTC) : Hello. I'd be glad to help out in any way I can, and it'd be good to be an administrator. However, I'd probably only be able to help out properly during term-time (at my university) when I have a decent internet connection that actually works. Anyway, if this isn't a problem, I'd love to help out as an administrator. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 23:15, 13 January 2006 (UTC) You need to go to [[wiktionary:Administrators]] and put a note there saying you are requesting admin access, then you need to make the request at [[meta:Requests for permissions|Meta]]. Here is the block of text you need to place there: <nowiki>===== Simple English Wiktionary =====</nowiki> <nowiki>I request sysop access on ''simple.wiktionary'':</nowiki> <nowiki>*'''Language Code:''' simple</nowiki> <nowiki>*'''Local Request Link:''' [[simple:wikt:Wiktionary:Administrators]]</nowiki> <nowiki>*'''Local User Page:''' [[simple:wikt:User:H2g2bob]]</nowiki> <nowiki>Thank you. ~~~~</nowiki> [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 21:44, 15 January 2006 (UTC) == Administrator == Congratulations! Following your request [[meta:Requests_for_permissions/Archive_2006/January#Occitan_Wiktionary|here]], I have made you administrator. Please check the sysop information [[meta:Administrator|here]]. -[[:ro:w:User:Romihatza|Romihatza]] 13:31 16 January 2006 (UTC) : Yay! --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 15:36, 16 January 2006 (UTC) You were given admin access to [[:en:|en.Wiktionary]] by mistake, this has now been fixed. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 05:48, 17 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == It would be great if you could comment on this at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk]]. Thanks [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:37, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :Your input would be appreciated at [[Wiktionary:Administrators#Patrolled edits]]. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:21, 20 February 2006 (UTC) == Bureaucrat == You're now a bureaucrat, congratulations. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 14:21, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :Huzzar! ::Hi H2g2bob! Belated congratulations on you promotion to bureaucrat! ::Thanks for your comments [[User talk:Flcelloguy|here]]. I copied my response from there to here on your own talk page. I didn't expect anyone else to comment, but I'm certainly glad you did! I think you have the right idea when you say that we don't agree on whether SEWikipedia is also a dictionary, but I would say it is more subtle than that. He doesn't verbally claim that it is a dictionary, he just thinks that putting short "descriptions" (which I would call definitions) over there is what we should do ("to help users"), rather than putting them here, and that SEWikipedia should link to EWikt (which I am willing to accept, even though it doesn't help the majority of simple users) and should not link to SEWikt. I admit that I am glad to know that you agree with me in general. I definitely agree that it is silly to not acknowledge us and that we are probably (I would say definitely) needed. As far as not understanding our interest in making this work, I would say that he perfectly understands ''my'' interest in making it work, but that he thinks I am the only one who feels that way. I think you may be right about him not being actually rude to anyone (on researching more, it seems that it is mostly vandals who complain about him, rather unimpressively), and I mistakenly attributed an unsigned comment to him, though he is still rather uncivil in his way of implying that if they don't like how the project is (how he is acting), they should leave. All this is under [[w:User talk:Angela]], the section on Dispute resolution. I agree strongly with your statements about his pettiness and his dictatorial attitude, especially when you say, "This may not be a democracy, but he isn't the leader of the dictatorship." ::As for those three options, I'd say we should do a combination. First, we can start copying anything worth saving over right now, as you say. However, I don't think that means we should wait on the other things. I think the next step I would prefer would be you talking to him to try to get him to come around, though I don't plan to absent myself from any further general discussion in the meantime. My guess is that he won't agree to anything with you either, but it's possible, mostly because you will say things a little differently from the way I do, and because responding to two people is not the same as responding to one. If you have tried and failed to come to a compromise with him, then I say we get some form of mediation, definitely letting him know what we are doing and preferably with his agreement, but without it if necessary. I have a feeling he may be very much against mediation, since he tends to seem petty and unreasonable and want to run things his way no matter what, but that's a chance we'll have to take. ::Thank you, Flcelloguy, for the use of your talk page for this. I'll also be putting this comment on h2g2bob's talk page (as you can see I have, h2g2bob), so you can delete it if you feel the need. Or you can join in the discussion! I think we can all agree that all good-faith comments are welcome. :) --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:09, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ==h2g2== I recently stumbled across the h2g2 article on English Wikipedia, and now I understand your username here. :) I decided to sign up over there, with the same username I use here, but I couldn't find you because there are '''tons''' of Bobs over there. Drop me a note so I can find you! :) --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 16:50, 28 March 2006 (UTC) : Hello, : Sorry for the wait, I've been away most of easter. Anyway, yes, the name's from [http://www.h2g2.com h2g2] - I'm [http://www.bbc.co.uk/dna/h2g2/brunel/U222236 bob mcbob]. To be honest, I don't post there very much any more, but still read some of the entries. :--[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:29, 24 April 2006 (UTC) == Simple English projects == I'm leaving this message both here and on your En Wikipedia talk page, hoping that you'll see it and respond soon. Remember Netoholic and his hypocritical campaign against all simple English projects except SEWikipedia? Well, because of some developments in the situation at SEWikipedia, he's taken it to the next level. He has proposed that those projects be closed. I know you don't want that to happen, so please vote oppose. I made a sort of advisory banner for the Main Page of all those projects, which makes it convenient for you to vote: ---- '''''Advisory:''' Some users from other projects are trying to close Simple English Wiktionary, SEWikibooks, and SEWikiquote, even though we've barely begun! If you think these projects should not be closed, vote '''oppose [[:meta:Proposals for closing projects|here]]''' and '''[[:meta:Inactive wikis|here]].''''' ---- Thanks for taking a moment and helping stop this outrage! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contris]] 07:18, 29 May 2006 (UTC) : Done! Added some oppose comments for simple wiktionary, because it really is worthwhile. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 14:28, 30 May 2006 (UTC) == Bot == Hoi,<br> I have started to run an interwiki bot run on the simple wiktionary for a first time.. It does create links to and from some 30 wiktionaries now, and it will include links to many others. Thanks, [[User:GerardM|GerardM]] 10:47, 19 July 2006 (UTC) :Can you flag this as a bot account so that it won't flood RC? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 14:34, 19 July 2006 (UTC) 9276 2006-08-24T20:31:45Z H2g2bob 43 /* Bot */ {{Welcome}} [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 04:51, 16 December 2005 (UTC) == Admin Access == I notice you do a lot of work here from time to time. Have you ever considered becoming an [[wiktionary:Administrators|administrator]]? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 22:23, 12 January 2006 (UTC) : Hello. I'd be glad to help out in any way I can, and it'd be good to be an administrator. However, I'd probably only be able to help out properly during term-time (at my university) when I have a decent internet connection that actually works. Anyway, if this isn't a problem, I'd love to help out as an administrator. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 23:15, 13 January 2006 (UTC) You need to go to [[wiktionary:Administrators]] and put a note there saying you are requesting admin access, then you need to make the request at [[meta:Requests for permissions|Meta]]. Here is the block of text you need to place there: <nowiki>===== Simple English Wiktionary =====</nowiki> <nowiki>I request sysop access on ''simple.wiktionary'':</nowiki> <nowiki>*'''Language Code:''' simple</nowiki> <nowiki>*'''Local Request Link:''' [[simple:wikt:Wiktionary:Administrators]]</nowiki> <nowiki>*'''Local User Page:''' [[simple:wikt:User:H2g2bob]]</nowiki> <nowiki>Thank you. ~~~~</nowiki> [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 21:44, 15 January 2006 (UTC) == Administrator == Congratulations! Following your request [[meta:Requests_for_permissions/Archive_2006/January#Occitan_Wiktionary|here]], I have made you administrator. Please check the sysop information [[meta:Administrator|here]]. -[[:ro:w:User:Romihatza|Romihatza]] 13:31 16 January 2006 (UTC) : Yay! --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 15:36, 16 January 2006 (UTC) You were given admin access to [[:en:|en.Wiktionary]] by mistake, this has now been fixed. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 05:48, 17 January 2006 (UTC) == small letters in titles? == It would be great if you could comment on this at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk]]. Thanks [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:37, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :Your input would be appreciated at [[Wiktionary:Administrators#Patrolled edits]]. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:21, 20 February 2006 (UTC) == Bureaucrat == You're now a bureaucrat, congratulations. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 14:21, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :Huzzar! ::Hi H2g2bob! Belated congratulations on you promotion to bureaucrat! ::Thanks for your comments [[User talk:Flcelloguy|here]]. I copied my response from there to here on your own talk page. I didn't expect anyone else to comment, but I'm certainly glad you did! I think you have the right idea when you say that we don't agree on whether SEWikipedia is also a dictionary, but I would say it is more subtle than that. He doesn't verbally claim that it is a dictionary, he just thinks that putting short "descriptions" (which I would call definitions) over there is what we should do ("to help users"), rather than putting them here, and that SEWikipedia should link to EWikt (which I am willing to accept, even though it doesn't help the majority of simple users) and should not link to SEWikt. I admit that I am glad to know that you agree with me in general. I definitely agree that it is silly to not acknowledge us and that we are probably (I would say definitely) needed. As far as not understanding our interest in making this work, I would say that he perfectly understands ''my'' interest in making it work, but that he thinks I am the only one who feels that way. I think you may be right about him not being actually rude to anyone (on researching more, it seems that it is mostly vandals who complain about him, rather unimpressively), and I mistakenly attributed an unsigned comment to him, though he is still rather uncivil in his way of implying that if they don't like how the project is (how he is acting), they should leave. All this is under [[w:User talk:Angela]], the section on Dispute resolution. I agree strongly with your statements about his pettiness and his dictatorial attitude, especially when you say, "This may not be a democracy, but he isn't the leader of the dictatorship." ::As for those three options, I'd say we should do a combination. First, we can start copying anything worth saving over right now, as you say. However, I don't think that means we should wait on the other things. I think the next step I would prefer would be you talking to him to try to get him to come around, though I don't plan to absent myself from any further general discussion in the meantime. My guess is that he won't agree to anything with you either, but it's possible, mostly because you will say things a little differently from the way I do, and because responding to two people is not the same as responding to one. If you have tried and failed to come to a compromise with him, then I say we get some form of mediation, definitely letting him know what we are doing and preferably with his agreement, but without it if necessary. I have a feeling he may be very much against mediation, since he tends to seem petty and unreasonable and want to run things his way no matter what, but that's a chance we'll have to take. ::Thank you, Flcelloguy, for the use of your talk page for this. I'll also be putting this comment on h2g2bob's talk page (as you can see I have, h2g2bob), so you can delete it if you feel the need. Or you can join in the discussion! I think we can all agree that all good-faith comments are welcome. :) --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:09, 10 March 2006 (UTC) ==h2g2== I recently stumbled across the h2g2 article on English Wikipedia, and now I understand your username here. :) I decided to sign up over there, with the same username I use here, but I couldn't find you because there are '''tons''' of Bobs over there. Drop me a note so I can find you! :) --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 16:50, 28 March 2006 (UTC) : Hello, : Sorry for the wait, I've been away most of easter. Anyway, yes, the name's from [http://www.h2g2.com h2g2] - I'm [http://www.bbc.co.uk/dna/h2g2/brunel/U222236 bob mcbob]. To be honest, I don't post there very much any more, but still read some of the entries. :--[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:29, 24 April 2006 (UTC) == Simple English projects == I'm leaving this message both here and on your En Wikipedia talk page, hoping that you'll see it and respond soon. Remember Netoholic and his hypocritical campaign against all simple English projects except SEWikipedia? Well, because of some developments in the situation at SEWikipedia, he's taken it to the next level. He has proposed that those projects be closed. I know you don't want that to happen, so please vote oppose. I made a sort of advisory banner for the Main Page of all those projects, which makes it convenient for you to vote: ---- '''''Advisory:''' Some users from other projects are trying to close Simple English Wiktionary, SEWikibooks, and SEWikiquote, even though we've barely begun! If you think these projects should not be closed, vote '''oppose [[:meta:Proposals for closing projects|here]]''' and '''[[:meta:Inactive wikis|here]].''''' ---- Thanks for taking a moment and helping stop this outrage! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contris]] 07:18, 29 May 2006 (UTC) : Done! Added some oppose comments for simple wiktionary, because it really is worthwhile. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 14:28, 30 May 2006 (UTC) == Bot == Hoi,<br> I have started to run an interwiki bot run on the simple wiktionary for a first time.. It does create links to and from some 30 wiktionaries now, and it will include links to many others. Thanks, [[User:GerardM|GerardM]] 10:47, 19 July 2006 (UTC) :Can you flag this as a bot account so that it won't flood RC? Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 14:34, 19 July 2006 (UTC) :: Done (at last!) Sorry about the delay :( --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 20:31, 24 August 2006 (UTC) 1787 4423 2005-12-16T07:41:55Z H2g2bob 43 === Noun === '''debt''' # An [[item]] or [[money]] which belongs to another, and which will be [[repay|repaid]] (given back) in the future. #: She must give the bank £100 to [[clear]] ([[remove]]) her '''debt''' === Common Use === * to be '''in debt''' *: to owe money (normally to a [[bank]]) 4424 2005-12-16T07:43:18Z H2g2bob 43 === Noun === '''debt''' # An [[item]] or [[money]] which belongs to another, and which will be [[repay|repaid]] (given back) in the future. #: She must give the bank £100 to [[clear]] ([[remove]]) her '''debt''' ====Common Use==== * to be '''in debt''' *: to owe money (normally to a [[bank]]) 4425 2005-12-16T07:47:39Z H2g2bob 43 === Noun === '''debt''' # An [[item]] or [[money]] which belongs to another, and which will be [[repay|repaid]] (given back) in the future. #* She must give the bank £100 to [[clear]] ([[remove]]) her '''debt''' #* to be '''in debt''' - to owe money (normally to a [[bank]]) 5187 2006-02-23T00:59:37Z Conversion script [[Debt]] moved to [[debt]]: Converting page titles to lowercase === Noun === '''debt''' # An [[item]] or [[money]] which belongs to another, and which will be [[repay|repaid]] (given back) in the future. #* She must give the bank £100 to [[clear]] ([[remove]]) her '''debt''' #* to be '''in debt''' - to owe money (normally to a [[bank]]) 6598 2006-05-19T06:46:14Z TBC 82 category === Noun === '''debt''' # An [[item]] or [[money]] which belongs to another, and which will be [[repay|repaid]] (given back) in the future. #* She must give the bank £100 to [[clear]] ([[remove]]) her '''debt''' #* to be '''in debt''' - to owe money (normally to a [[bank]]) [[Category:Nouns]] 7452 2006-07-19T01:41:45Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fa, fi, hu, io, it, ro, ta, zh === Noun === '''debt''' # An [[item]] or [[money]] which belongs to another, and which will be [[repay|repaid]] (given back) in the future. #* She must give the bank £100 to [[clear]] ([[remove]]) her '''debt''' #* to be '''in debt''' - 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[[en:debt]] [[fa:debt]] [[fr:debt]] [[hy:debt]] [[io:debt]] [[it:debt]] [[kk:debt]] [[hu:debt]] [[ro:debt]] [[fi:debt]] [[ta:debt]] [[vi:debt]] [[zh:debt]] 1788 4427 2005-12-16T08:07:46Z H2g2bob 43 == Noun == '''hour''' # A [[measure]] of [[time]], equal to 60 minutes. #* There are '''60 [[minutes]]''' in '''one hour'''. #* There are '''24 hours''' in '''one [[day]]'''. 4457 2005-12-16T13:37:42Z H2g2bob 43 == Noun == '''hour''' # A [[measure]] of [[time]], equal to 60 minutes. #* There are '''60 [[minute]]s''' in '''one hour'''. #* There are '''24 hours''' in '''one [[day]]'''. 5253 2006-02-23T00:59:38Z Conversion script [[Hour]] moved to [[hour]]: Converting page titles to lowercase == Noun == '''hour''' # A [[measure]] of [[time]], equal to 60 minutes. #* There are '''60 [[minute]]s''' in '''one hour'''. #* There are '''24 hours''' in '''one [[day]]'''. 6700 2006-05-28T18:01:23Z Cromwellt 61 added link to EWikt; needs more work == Noun == '''hour''' # A [[measure]] of [[time]], equal to 60 minutes. #* There are '''60 [[minute]]s''' in '''one hour'''. #* There are '''24 hours''' in '''one [[day]]'''. [[en:hour]] 7546 2006-07-19T05:12:39Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: bs, el, fa, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, ko, ky, pl, ru, sv, ta, zh == Noun == '''hour''' # A [[measure]] of [[time]], equal to 60 minutes. #* There are '''60 [[minute]]s''' in '''one hour'''. #* There are '''24 hours''' in '''one [[day]]'''. [[bs:hour]] [[el:hour]] [[en:hour]] [[fa:hour]] [[fr:hour]] [[ko:hour]] [[io:hour]] [[it:hour]] [[ky:hour]] [[hu:hour]] [[ja:hour]] [[pl:hour]] [[ru:hour]] [[fi:hour]] [[sv:hour]] [[ta:hour]] [[zh:hour]] 9638 2006-09-10T12:54:33Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi == Noun == '''hour''' # A [[measure]] of [[time]], equal to 60 minutes. #* There are '''60 [[minute]]s''' in '''one hour'''. #* There are '''24 hours''' in '''one [[day]]'''. 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[[ar:fat]] [[el:fat]] [[en:fat]] [[es:fat]] [[fr:fat]] [[io:fat]] [[it:fat]] [[kk:fat]] [[la:fat]] [[hu:fat]] [[ja:fat]] [[ro:fat]] [[ru:fat]] [[fi:fat]] [[sv:fat]] [[ta:fat]] [[vi:fat]] [[vo:fat]] [[zh:fat]] 12196 2006-11-11T19:08:40Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[is:fat]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|fat|fatter|fattest}} #If a person or animal is '''fat''', it is [[big]] and [[heavy]] because it has too much fat. #:''I got really '''fat''' when I was in university because I ate every meal at McDonalds.'' ==Noun== {{mass noun}} [[Image:Prime.gif|thumb|meat (red) with fat (white)]] # animal [[tissue]] with a high [[oil]] content, used for long-term storage of [[energy]]. #:''Let's get the light cheese. It only has 15% '''fat'''. The regular cheese has 35%.'' [[ar:fat]] [[el:fat]] [[en:fat]] [[es:fat]] [[fr:fat]] [[io:fat]] [[is:fat]] [[it:fat]] [[kk:fat]] [[la:fat]] [[hu:fat]] [[ja:fat]] [[ro:fat]] [[ru:fat]] [[fi:fat]] [[sv:fat]] [[ta:fat]] [[vi:fat]] [[vo:fat]] [[zh:fat]] 13738 2006-12-13T04:38:06Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:fat]], [[ku:fat]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|fat|fatter|fattest}} #If a person or animal is '''fat''', it is [[big]] and [[heavy]] because it has too much fat. #:''I got really '''fat''' when I was in university because I ate every meal at McDonalds.'' ==Noun== {{mass noun}} [[Image:Prime.gif|thumb|meat (red) with fat (white)]] # animal [[tissue]] with a high [[oil]] content, used for long-term storage of [[energy]]. #:''Let's get the light cheese. It only has 15% '''fat'''. The regular cheese has 35%.'' [[ar:fat]] [[el:fat]] [[en:fat]] [[es:fat]] [[fa:fat]] [[fr:fat]] [[io:fat]] [[is:fat]] [[it:fat]] [[kk:fat]] [[ku:fat]] [[la:fat]] [[hu:fat]] [[ja:fat]] [[ro:fat]] [[ru:fat]] [[fi:fat]] [[sv:fat]] [[ta:fat]] [[vi:fat]] [[vo:fat]] [[zh:fat]] 1790 4442 2005-12-16T08:48:42Z H2g2bob 43 == Noun == '''day''' # A [[measure]] of [[time]] #* There are '''24 [[hours]]''' in '''one day''' #* There are '''7 days''' in '''one [[week]]''' # The time between [[midnight]] and the following [[midnight]] #: The '''days of the week''' are: [[Sunday]], [[Monday]], [[Tuesday]], [[Wednesday]], [[Thursday]], [[Friday]], and [[Saturday]] # The time between [[sunrise]] and [[sunset]], when it is [[daylight]] #* ''Opposite to'' [[night]] #* ''Same as (synonym)'' [[daytime]] # The part of a day is spent at [[work]] or [[school]] #* ''He spent two days at work'' means that on two days he went to work; and not that he spent 48 hours at work. == Phrases == * '''day after day''', '''day in, day out''' *: happening in the same way every day *'''modern day''' *: [[now]], when comparing with the [[past]] == Related words == *[[daytime]] *[[daylight]] *[[today]] 4460 2005-12-16T14:02:16Z H2g2bob 43 == Noun == '''day''' # A [[measure]] of [[time]] #* There are '''24 [[hours]]''' in '''one day''' #* There are '''7 days''' in '''one [[week]]''' #* There are '''between 28 and 31 days''' in '''one [[month]]''' # The time between [[midnight]] and the following [[midnight]] #: The '''days of the week''' are: [[Sunday]], [[Monday]], [[Tuesday]], [[Wednesday]], [[Thursday]], [[Friday]], and [[Saturday]] # The time between [[sunrise]] and [[sunset]], when it is [[daylight]] #* ''Opposite to'' [[night]] #* ''Same as (synonym)'' [[daytime]] # The part of a day is spent at [[work]] or [[school]] #* ''He spent two days at work'' means that on two days he went to work; and not that he spent 48 hours at work. == Phrases == * '''day after day''', '''day in, day out''' *: happening in the same way every day *'''modern day''' *: [[now]], when comparing with the [[past]] == Related words == *[[daytime]] *[[daylight]] *[[today]] 4463 2005-12-16T14:12:39Z H2g2bob 43 /* Phrases */ == Noun == '''day''' # A [[measure]] of [[time]] #* There are '''24 [[hours]]''' in '''one day''' #* There are '''7 days''' in '''one [[week]]''' #* There are '''between 28 and 31 days''' in '''one [[month]]''' # The time between [[midnight]] and the following [[midnight]] #: The '''days of the week''' are: [[Sunday]], [[Monday]], [[Tuesday]], [[Wednesday]], [[Thursday]], [[Friday]], and [[Saturday]] # The time between [[sunrise]] and [[sunset]], when it is [[daylight]] #* ''Opposite to'' [[night]] #* ''Same as (synonym)'' [[daytime]] # The part of a day is spent at [[work]] or [[school]] #* ''He spent two days at work'' means that on two days he went to work; and not that he spent 48 hours at work. == Phrases == * '''day after day''', '''day in, day out''' *: happening in the same way every day *'''modern day''' *: [[now]], when comparing with the [[past]] *'''working day''' *: Days on which work is done, normally [[Monday]] to [[Friday]] == Related words == *[[daytime]] *[[daylight]] *[[today]] 4960 2006-02-20T16:46:09Z Flcelloguy 44 {{wik}} == Noun == {{wiktionary}} '''day''' # A [[measure]] of [[time]] #* There are '''24 [[hours]]''' in '''one day''' #* There are '''7 days''' in '''one [[week]]''' #* There are '''between 28 and 31 days''' in '''one [[month]]''' # The time between [[midnight]] and the following [[midnight]] #: The '''days of the week''' are: [[Sunday]], [[Monday]], [[Tuesday]], [[Wednesday]], [[Thursday]], [[Friday]], and [[Saturday]] # The time between [[sunrise]] and [[sunset]], when it is [[daylight]] #* ''Opposite to'' [[night]] #* ''Same as (synonym)'' [[daytime]] # The part of a day is spent at [[work]] or [[school]] #* ''He spent two days at work'' means that on two days he went to work; and not that he spent 48 hours at work. == Phrases == * '''day after day''', '''day in, day out''' *: happening in the same way every day *'''modern day''' *: [[now]], when comparing with the [[past]] *'''working day''' *: Days on which work is done, normally [[Monday]] to [[Friday]] == Related words == *[[daytime]] *[[daylight]] *[[today]] 5185 2006-02-23T00:59:37Z Conversion script [[Day]] moved to [[day]]: Converting page titles to lowercase == Noun == {{wiktionary}} '''day''' # A [[measure]] of [[time]] #* There are '''24 [[hours]]''' in '''one day''' #* There are '''7 days''' in '''one [[week]]''' #* There are '''between 28 and 31 days''' in '''one [[month]]''' # The time between [[midnight]] and the following [[midnight]] #: The '''days of the week''' are: [[Sunday]], [[Monday]], [[Tuesday]], [[Wednesday]], [[Thursday]], [[Friday]], and [[Saturday]] # The time between [[sunrise]] and [[sunset]], when it is [[daylight]] #* ''Opposite to'' [[night]] #* ''Same as (synonym)'' [[daytime]] # The part of a day is spent at [[work]] or [[school]] #* ''He spent two days at work'' means that on two days he went to work; and not that he spent 48 hours at work. == Phrases == * '''day after day''', '''day in, day out''' *: happening in the same way every day *'''modern day''' *: [[now]], when comparing with the [[past]] *'''working day''' *: Days on which work is done, normally [[Monday]] to [[Friday]] == Related words == *[[daytime]] *[[daylight]] *[[today]] 6187 2006-03-26T21:36:39Z Aflm 74 {{wikipedia}} == Noun == {{wiktionary}} {{wikipedia}} '''day''' # A [[measure]] of [[time]] #* There are '''24 [[hours]]''' in '''one day''' #* There are '''7 days''' in '''one [[week]]''' #* There are '''between 28 and 31 days''' in '''one [[month]]''' # The time between [[midnight]] and the following [[midnight]] #: The '''days of the week''' are: [[Sunday]], [[Monday]], [[Tuesday]], [[Wednesday]], [[Thursday]], [[Friday]], and [[Saturday]] # The time between [[sunrise]] and [[sunset]], when it is [[daylight]] #* ''Opposite to'' [[night]] #* ''Same as (synonym)'' [[daytime]] # The part of a day is spent at [[work]] or [[school]] #* ''He spent two days at work'' means that on two days he went to work; and not that he spent 48 hours at work. == Phrases == * '''day after day''', '''day in, day out''' *: happening in the same way every day *'''modern day''' *: [[now]], when comparing with the [[past]] *'''working day''' *: Days on which work is done, normally [[Monday]] to [[Friday]] == Related words == *[[daytime]] *[[daylight]] *[[today]] 6463 2006-04-26T21:04:06Z Cromwellt 61 major additions and revisions, wotd {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|12}} ==Noun== {{wikipedia}} {{noun}} # A measure of time #* 24 [[hour]]s #* Seven days make one [[week]] #* The time between [[midnight]] and the following [[midnight]], or between [[sunset]] and sunset (in [[Jew]]ish [[reckoning]]) #* The time between [[sunrise]] and sunset, when it is [[daylight]] #* The part of a day is spent at [[work]] or [[school]] #: ''He spent two days at work'' means that on two days he went to work; he did not spend 48 hours at work. ===Synonyms=== *(''time between sunrise and sunset'') [[daytime]] *(''part of the day spent at work or school'') [[workday]], [[schoolday]] ===Antonyms=== *(''time between sunrise and sunset'') [[night]], [[nighttime]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[all day]] *[[birthday]] *[[daily]] *[[daylight]] *[[daytime]] *[[day after day]] *[[day and night]] *[[day by day]] *[[day in and day out]] *[[day off]] *[[everyday]] *[[holiday]] *[[long day]] *[[modern day]] *[[nowadays]] *[[one day at a time]] *[[schoolday]] *[[snow day]] *[[time of day]] *[[today]] *[[weekday]] *[[working day]] *[[yesterday]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[afternoon]] *[[evening]] *[[morning]] *[[tomorrow]] ===See also=== *[[hour]] *[[measure]] *[[time]] {{days}} ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} # Related to a day or days. #: ''You should keep your day job.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[day job] *[[day planner]] [[en:day]] 6464 2006-04-26T21:05:10Z Cromwellt 61 /* Derived words and phrases */ fixed link {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|12}} ==Noun== {{wikipedia}} {{noun}} # A measure of time #* 24 [[hour]]s #* Seven days make one [[week]] #* The time between [[midnight]] and the following [[midnight]], or between [[sunset]] and sunset (in [[Jew]]ish [[reckoning]]) #* The time between [[sunrise]] and sunset, when it is [[daylight]] #* The part of a day is spent at [[work]] or [[school]] #: ''He spent two days at work'' means that on two days he went to work; he did not spend 48 hours at work. ===Synonyms=== *(''time between sunrise and sunset'') [[daytime]] *(''part of the day spent at work or school'') [[workday]], [[schoolday]] ===Antonyms=== *(''time between sunrise and sunset'') [[night]], [[nighttime]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[all day]] *[[birthday]] *[[daily]] *[[daylight]] *[[daytime]] *[[day after day]] *[[day and night]] *[[day by day]] *[[day in and day out]] *[[day off]] *[[everyday]] *[[holiday]] *[[long day]] *[[modern day]] *[[nowadays]] *[[one day at a time]] *[[schoolday]] *[[snow day]] *[[time of day]] *[[today]] *[[weekday]] *[[working day]] *[[yesterday]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[afternoon]] *[[evening]] *[[morning]] *[[tomorrow]] ===See also=== *[[hour]] *[[measure]] *[[time]] {{days}} ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} # Related to a day or days. #: ''You should keep your day job.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[day job]] *[[day planner]] [[en:day]] 6465 2006-04-26T21:06:55Z Cromwellt 61 minor changes {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|12}} ==Noun== {{wikipedia}} {{noun}} # A measure of time #* 24 [[hour]]s #* Seven days make one [[week]] #* The time between [[midnight]] and the following [[midnight]] (or between [[sunset]] and sunset in [[Jew]]ish [[reckoning]]) #* The time between [[sunrise]] and sunset, when it is [[daylight]] #* The part of a day is spent at [[work]] or [[school]] #: ''He spent two days at work'' means that on two days he went to work; he did not spend 48 hours at work. ===Synonyms=== *(''time between sunrise and sunset'') [[daytime]] *(''part of the day spent at work or school'') [[workday]], [[schoolday]] ===Antonyms=== *(''time between sunrise and sunset'') [[night]], [[nighttime]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[all day]] *[[birthday]] *[[daily]] *[[daylight]] *[[daytime]] *[[day after day]] *[[day and night]] *[[day by day]] *[[day in and day out]] *[[day off]] *[[everyday]] *[[holiday]] *[[long day]] *[[modern day]] *[[nowadays]] *[[one day at a time]] *[[schoolday]] *[[snow day]] *[[time of day]] *[[today]] *[[weekday]] *[[working day]] *[[yesterday]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[afternoon]] *[[date]] *[[evening]] *[[morning]] *[[tomorrow]] ===See also=== *[[hour]] *[[measure]] *[[time]] {{days}} ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} # Related to a day or days. #: ''You should keep your day job.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[day job]] *[[day planner]] [[en:day]] 7454 2006-07-19T01:46:36Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ang, ar, de, el, et, fa, fi, fr, hu, hy, id, io, it, ja, ko, la, nl, pl, pt, ru, sr, sv, ta, uk, vi, zh {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|12}} ==Noun== {{wikipedia}} {{noun}} # A measure of time #* 24 [[hour]]s #* Seven days make one [[week]] #* The time between [[midnight]] and the following [[midnight]] (or between [[sunset]] and sunset in [[Jew]]ish [[reckoning]]) #* The time between [[sunrise]] and sunset, when it is [[daylight]] #* The part of a day is spent at [[work]] or [[school]] #: ''He spent two days at work'' means that on two days he went to work; he did not spend 48 hours at work. ===Synonyms=== *(''time between sunrise and sunset'') [[daytime]] *(''part of the day spent at work or school'') [[workday]], [[schoolday]] ===Antonyms=== *(''time between sunrise and sunset'') [[night]], [[nighttime]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[all day]] *[[birthday]] *[[daily]] *[[daylight]] *[[daytime]] *[[day after day]] *[[day and night]] *[[day by day]] *[[day in and day out]] *[[day off]] *[[everyday]] *[[holiday]] *[[long day]] *[[modern day]] *[[nowadays]] *[[one day at a time]] *[[schoolday]] *[[snow day]] *[[time of day]] *[[today]] *[[weekday]] *[[working day]] *[[yesterday]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[afternoon]] *[[date]] *[[evening]] *[[morning]] *[[tomorrow]] ===See also=== *[[hour]] *[[measure]] *[[time]] {{days}} ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} # Related to a day or days. #: ''You should keep your day job.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[day job]] *[[day planner]] [[ang:day]] [[ar:day]] [[de:day]] [[et:day]] [[el:day]] [[en:day]] [[fa:day]] [[fr:day]] [[ko:day]] [[hy:day]] [[io:day]] [[id:day]] [[it:day]] [[la:day]] [[hu:day]] [[nl:day]] [[ja:day]] [[pl:day]] [[pt:day]] [[ru:day]] [[sr:day]] [[fi:day]] [[sv:day]] [[ta:day]] [[vi:day]] [[uk:day]] [[zh:day]] 9883 2006-09-24T11:32:44Z Tangobot 116 Robot: Automated text replacement (-{{adjective2}} +{{adjective}}) {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|12}} ==Noun== {{wikipedia}} {{noun}} # A measure of time #* 24 [[hour]]s #* Seven days make one [[week]] #* The time between [[midnight]] and the following [[midnight]] (or between [[sunset]] and sunset in [[Jew]]ish [[reckoning]]) #* The time between [[sunrise]] and sunset, when it is [[daylight]] #* The part of a day is spent at [[work]] or [[school]] #: ''He spent two days at work'' means that on two days he went to work; he did not spend 48 hours at work. ===Synonyms=== *(''time between sunrise and sunset'') [[daytime]] *(''part of the day spent at work or school'') [[workday]], [[schoolday]] ===Antonyms=== *(''time between sunrise and sunset'') [[night]], [[nighttime]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[all day]] *[[birthday]] *[[daily]] *[[daylight]] *[[daytime]] *[[day after day]] *[[day and night]] *[[day by day]] *[[day in and day out]] *[[day off]] *[[everyday]] *[[holiday]] *[[long day]] *[[modern day]] *[[nowadays]] *[[one day at a time]] *[[schoolday]] *[[snow day]] *[[time of day]] *[[today]] *[[weekday]] *[[working day]] *[[yesterday]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[afternoon]] *[[date]] *[[evening]] *[[morning]] *[[tomorrow]] ===See also=== *[[hour]] *[[measure]] *[[time]] {{days}} ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # Related to a day or days. #: ''You should keep your day job.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[day job]] *[[day planner]] [[ang:day]] [[ar:day]] [[de:day]] [[et:day]] [[el:day]] [[en:day]] [[fa:day]] [[fr:day]] [[ko:day]] [[hy:day]] [[io:day]] [[id:day]] [[it:day]] [[la:day]] [[hu:day]] [[nl:day]] [[ja:day]] [[pl:day]] [[pt:day]] [[ru:day]] [[sr:day]] [[fi:day]] [[sv:day]] [[ta:day]] [[vi:day]] [[uk:day]] [[zh:day]] 10045 2006-09-24T12:48:15Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[es:day]], [[tr:day]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|12}} ==Noun== {{wikipedia}} {{noun}} # A measure of time #* 24 [[hour]]s #* Seven days make one [[week]] #* The time between [[midnight]] and the following [[midnight]] (or between [[sunset]] and sunset in [[Jew]]ish [[reckoning]]) #* The time between [[sunrise]] and sunset, when it is [[daylight]] #* The part of a day is spent at [[work]] or [[school]] #: ''He spent two days at work'' means that on two days he went to work; he did not spend 48 hours at work. ===Synonyms=== *(''time between sunrise and sunset'') [[daytime]] *(''part of the day spent at work or school'') [[workday]], [[schoolday]] ===Antonyms=== *(''time between sunrise and sunset'') [[night]], [[nighttime]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[all day]] *[[birthday]] *[[daily]] *[[daylight]] *[[daytime]] *[[day after day]] *[[day and night]] *[[day by day]] *[[day in and day out]] *[[day off]] *[[everyday]] *[[holiday]] *[[long day]] *[[modern day]] *[[nowadays]] *[[one day at a time]] *[[schoolday]] *[[snow day]] *[[time of day]] *[[today]] *[[weekday]] *[[working day]] *[[yesterday]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[afternoon]] *[[date]] *[[evening]] *[[morning]] *[[tomorrow]] ===See also=== *[[hour]] *[[measure]] *[[time]] {{days}} ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # Related to a day or days. #: ''You should keep your day job.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[day job]] *[[day planner]] [[ang:day]] [[ar:day]] [[de:day]] [[et:day]] [[el:day]] [[en:day]] [[es:day]] [[fa:day]] [[fr:day]] [[ko:day]] [[hy:day]] [[io:day]] [[id:day]] [[it:day]] [[la:day]] [[hu:day]] [[nl:day]] [[ja:day]] [[pl:day]] [[pt:day]] [[ru:day]] [[sr:day]] [[fi:day]] [[sv:day]] [[ta:day]] [[vi:day]] [[tr:day]] [[uk:day]] [[zh:day]] 10296 2006-09-25T16:56:15Z Brett 77 /* Adjective */ {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|12}} ==Noun== {{wikipedia}} {{noun}} # A measure of time #* 24 [[hour]]s #* Seven days make one [[week]] #* The time between [[midnight]] and the following [[midnight]] (or between [[sunset]] and sunset in [[Jew]]ish [[reckoning]]) #* The time between [[sunrise]] and sunset, when it is [[daylight]] #* The part of a day is spent at [[work]] or [[school]] #: ''He spent two days at work'' means that on two days he went to work; he did not spend 48 hours at work. ===Synonyms=== *(''time between sunrise and sunset'') [[daytime]] *(''part of the day spent at work or school'') [[workday]], [[schoolday]] ===Antonyms=== *(''time between sunrise and sunset'') [[night]], [[nighttime]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[all day]] *[[birthday]] *[[daily]] *[[daylight]] *[[daytime]] *[[day after day]] *[[day and night]] *[[day by day]] *[[day in and day out]] *[[day off]] *[[everyday]] *[[holiday]] *[[long day]] *[[modern day]] *[[nowadays]] *[[one day at a time]] *[[schoolday]] *[[snow day]] *[[time of day]] *[[today]] *[[weekday]] *[[working day]] *[[yesterday]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[afternoon]] *[[date]] *[[evening]] *[[morning]] *[[tomorrow]] ===See also=== *[[hour]] *[[measure]] *[[time]] {{days}} [[ang:day]] [[ar:day]] [[de:day]] [[et:day]] [[el:day]] [[en:day]] [[es:day]] [[fa:day]] [[fr:day]] [[ko:day]] [[hy:day]] [[io:day]] [[id:day]] [[it:day]] [[la:day]] [[hu:day]] [[nl:day]] [[ja:day]] [[pl:day]] [[pt:day]] [[ru:day]] [[sr:day]] [[fi:day]] [[sv:day]] [[ta:day]] [[vi:day]] [[tr:day]] [[uk:day]] [[zh:day]] 10668 2006-10-09T21:39:52Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:day]], [[ku:day]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|12}} ==Noun== {{wikipedia}} {{noun}} # A measure of time #* 24 [[hour]]s #* Seven days make one [[week]] #* The time between [[midnight]] and the following [[midnight]] (or between [[sunset]] and sunset in [[Jew]]ish [[reckoning]]) #* The time between [[sunrise]] and sunset, when it is [[daylight]] #* The part of a day is spent at [[work]] or [[school]] #: ''He spent two days at work'' means that on two days he went to work; he did not spend 48 hours at work. ===Synonyms=== *(''time between sunrise and sunset'') [[daytime]] *(''part of the day spent at work or school'') [[workday]], [[schoolday]] ===Antonyms=== *(''time between sunrise and sunset'') [[night]], [[nighttime]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[all day]] *[[birthday]] *[[daily]] *[[daylight]] *[[daytime]] *[[day after day]] *[[day and night]] *[[day by day]] *[[day in and day out]] *[[day off]] *[[everyday]] *[[holiday]] *[[long day]] *[[modern day]] *[[nowadays]] *[[one day at a time]] *[[schoolday]] *[[snow day]] *[[time of day]] *[[today]] *[[weekday]] *[[working day]] *[[yesterday]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[afternoon]] *[[date]] *[[evening]] *[[morning]] *[[tomorrow]] ===See also=== *[[hour]] *[[measure]] *[[time]] {{days}} [[ang:day]] [[ar:day]] [[de:day]] [[et:day]] [[el:day]] [[en:day]] [[es:day]] [[fa:day]] [[fr:day]] [[ko:day]] [[hy:day]] [[io:day]] [[id:day]] [[it:day]] [[kk:day]] [[ku:day]] [[la:day]] [[hu:day]] [[nl:day]] [[ja:day]] [[pl:day]] [[pt:day]] [[ru:day]] [[sr:day]] [[fi:day]] [[sv:day]] [[ta:day]] [[vi:day]] [[tr:day]] [[uk:day]] [[zh:day]] 1791 4447 2005-12-16T12:25:01Z H2g2bob 43 <span style="background-color: {{1}}; width: 80px; {{2}}">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</span> 4448 2005-12-16T12:27:40Z H2g2bob 43 <span style="background-color: {{1}}; width: 80px; 1px black solid">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</span> 4450 2005-12-16T12:30:12Z H2g2bob 43 <span style="background-color: {{{1}}}; width: 80px; 1px black solid">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</span> 4451 2005-12-16T12:30:52Z H2g2bob 43 <span style="background-color: {{{1}}}; width: 80px; border: 1px black solid">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</span> 4454 2005-12-16T12:52:02Z H2g2bob 43 <span style="background-color: {{{1}}}; width: 80px; {{{2|}}}">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</span> 5641 2006-03-02T18:27:36Z Cromwellt 61 Redo of colorbox <!-- Original form in case we need it later <span style="background-color: {{{1}}}; width: 80px; {{{2|}}}">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</span> --> <span style="background-color: {{{1}}}; width: 80px">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</span> 1792 4453 2005-12-16T12:44:56Z H2g2bob 43 ==Noun== '''pink''' # one of the [[color]]s people can see: {{colorbox|pink}} 5329 2006-02-23T00:59:39Z Conversion script [[Pink]] moved to [[pink]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== '''pink''' # one of the [[color]]s people can see: {{colorbox|pink}} 7240 2006-07-16T13:19:27Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ ==Noun== {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} # one of the [[color]]s people can see: {{colorbox|pink}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|pink|pinker|pinkest}} #coloured pink 7641 2006-07-19T08:41:14Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: el, en, fi, fr, hu, it, ja, ko, nl, pl, th, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} # one of the [[color]]s people can see: {{colorbox|pink}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|pink|pinker|pinkest}} #coloured pink [[el:pink]] [[en:pink]] [[fr:pink]] [[ko:pink]] [[it:pink]] [[hu:pink]] [[nl:pink]] [[ja:pink]] [[pl:pink]] [[fi:pink]] [[th:pink]] [[zh:pink]] 8662 2006-08-13T19:35:18Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Noun== {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} # one of the [[color]]s people can see: {{colorbox|pink}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|pink|pinker|pinkest}} #coloured pink [[el:pink]] [[en:pink]] [[fr:pink]] [[ko:pink]] [[it:pink]] [[hu:pink]] [[nl:pink]] [[ja:pink]] [[pl:pink]] [[fi:pink]] [[th:pink]] [[vi:pink]] [[zh:pink]] 9091 2006-08-22T02:10:45Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: io ==Noun== {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} # one of the [[color]]s people can see: {{colorbox|pink}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|pink|pinker|pinkest}} #coloured pink [[el:pink]] [[en:pink]] [[fr:pink]] [[ko:pink]] [[io:pink]] [[it:pink]] [[hu:pink]] [[nl:pink]] [[ja:pink]] [[pl:pink]] [[fi:pink]] [[th:pink]] [[vi:pink]] [[zh:pink]] 10174 2006-09-24T13:42:23Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[tr:pink]] ==Noun== {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} # one of the [[color]]s people can see: {{colorbox|pink}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|pink|pinker|pinkest}} #coloured pink [[el:pink]] [[en:pink]] [[fr:pink]] [[ko:pink]] [[io:pink]] [[it:pink]] [[hu:pink]] [[nl:pink]] [[ja:pink]] [[pl:pink]] [[fi:pink]] [[th:pink]] [[vi:pink]] [[tr:pink]] [[zh:pink]] 10996 2006-10-14T01:52:49Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ta:pink]] ==Noun== {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} # one of the [[color]]s people can see: {{colorbox|pink}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|pink|pinker|pinkest}} #coloured pink [[el:pink]] [[en:pink]] [[fr:pink]] [[ko:pink]] [[io:pink]] [[it:pink]] [[hu:pink]] [[nl:pink]] [[ja:pink]] [[pl:pink]] [[fi:pink]] [[ta:pink]] [[th:pink]] [[vi:pink]] [[tr:pink]] [[zh:pink]] 11677 2006-10-31T13:00:13Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:pink]] ==Noun== {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} # one of the [[color]]s people can see: {{colorbox|pink}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|pink|pinker|pinkest}} #coloured pink [[el:pink]] [[en:pink]] [[fr:pink]] [[ko:pink]] [[io:pink]] [[it:pink]] [[hu:pink]] [[nl:pink]] [[ja:pink]] [[pl:pink]] [[ru:pink]] [[fi:pink]] [[ta:pink]] [[th:pink]] [[vi:pink]] [[tr:pink]] [[zh:pink]] 14156 2006-12-21T08:14:53Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:pink]] ==Noun== {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} # one of the [[color]]s people can see: {{colorbox|pink}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|pink|pinker|pinkest}} #coloured pink [[el:pink]] [[en:pink]] [[fa:pink]] [[fr:pink]] [[ko:pink]] [[io:pink]] [[it:pink]] [[hu:pink]] [[nl:pink]] [[ja:pink]] [[pl:pink]] [[ru:pink]] [[fi:pink]] [[ta:pink]] [[th:pink]] [[vi:pink]] [[tr:pink]] [[zh:pink]] 1793 4456 2005-12-16T13:29:38Z H2g2bob 43 == Noun == # The 5^th [[month]] of the [[year]] === Proper Noun === # A common girl's [[name]] == Verb == # To be allowed to; to have [[permission]] to do something #: '''May''' I smoke? #: You '''may''' not smoke, this [[area]] is "no smoking". # To have [[doubt]]s about something happening #: He '''may''' be lying == Usage == '''May''' is an [[irregular]] [[verb]], and cannot be used for some tenses. In these, use '''to be [[allow]]ed to'''. {| cellpadding="4px" cellspacing="0px" | |''I, You, He/She/It'' |- |''Future'' |will ''be allowed to'' |- |''Present Tense'' |'''may''' |- |''Present Participle'' |are ''being allowed to'' |- |''Simple Past'' |'''might''' |- |''Past Participle'' |have ''been allowed to'' |} 5299 2006-02-23T00:59:39Z Conversion script [[May]] moved to [[may]]: Converting page titles to lowercase == Noun == # The 5^th [[month]] of the [[year]] === Proper Noun === # A common girl's [[name]] == Verb == # To be allowed to; to have [[permission]] to do something #: '''May''' I smoke? #: You '''may''' not smoke, this [[area]] is "no smoking". # To have [[doubt]]s about something happening #: He '''may''' be lying == Usage == '''May''' is an [[irregular]] [[verb]], and cannot be used for some tenses. In these, use '''to be [[allow]]ed to'''. {| cellpadding="4px" cellspacing="0px" | |''I, You, He/She/It'' |- |''Future'' |will ''be allowed to'' |- |''Present Tense'' |'''may''' |- |''Present Participle'' |are ''being allowed to'' |- |''Simple Past'' |'''might''' |- |''Past Participle'' |have ''been allowed to'' |} 7165 2006-07-13T12:21:34Z Brett 77 /* Verb */ == Noun == # The 5^th [[month]] of the [[year]] === Proper Noun === # A common girl's [[name]] == Verb == {{verb4|may|might}} # To be allowed to; to have [[permission]] to do something #: '''May''' I smoke? #: You '''may''' not smoke, this [[area]] is "no smoking". # To have [[doubt]]s about something happening #: He '''may''' be lying == Usage == '''May''' is an [[irregular]] [[verb]], and cannot be used for some tenses. In these, use '''to be [[allow]]ed to'''. {| cellpadding="4px" cellspacing="0px" | |''I, You, He/She/It'' |- |''Future'' |will ''be allowed to'' |- |''Present Tense'' |'''may''' |- |''Present Participle'' |are ''being allowed to'' |- |''Simple Past'' |'''might''' |- |''Past Participle'' |have ''been allowed to'' |} 7166 2006-07-13T12:29:07Z Brett 77 /* Verb */ == Noun == # The 5^th [[month]] of the [[year]] === Proper Noun === # A common girl's [[name]] == Verb == * Modal {{verb4|may|might}} # To be allowed to; to have [[permission]] to do something #: ''"'''May''' I sit here?" "Yes, [[go ahead]]. The [[seat]] is [[empty]]."'' #: You '''may''' not smoke, this [[area]] is "no smoking". # If you say something '''may''' happen or '''may''' be true, you mean there is a chance that it is true. #: ''He '''may''' be lying, but I'm not [[sure]].'' #: ''It '''may''' [[rain]] today.'' == Usage == '''May''' is an [[irregular]] [[verb]], and cannot be used for some tenses. In these, use '''to be [[allow]]ed to'''. {| cellpadding="4px" cellspacing="0px" | |''I, You, He/She/It'' |- |''Future'' |will ''be allowed to'' |- |''Present Tense'' |'''may''' |- |''Present Participle'' |are ''being allowed to'' |- |''Simple Past'' |'''might''' |- |''Past Participle'' |have ''been allowed to'' |} 7167 2006-07-13T12:45:44Z Brett 77 /* Usage */ == Noun == # The 5^th [[month]] of the [[year]] === Proper Noun === # A common girl's [[name]] == Verb == * Modal {{verb4|may|might}} # To be allowed to; to have [[permission]] to do something #: ''"'''May''' I sit here?" "Yes, [[go ahead]]. The [[seat]] is [[empty]]."'' #: You '''may''' not smoke, this [[area]] is "no smoking". # If you say something '''may''' happen or '''may''' be true, you mean there is a chance that it is true. #: ''He '''may''' be lying, but I'm not [[sure]].'' #: ''It '''may''' [[rain]] today.'' == Usage == '''May''' is a [[modal]] [[auxiliary]] [[verb]]. *It is followed by a verb in the [[plain form]]. **For example, you say, "He '''may go''' to the store." **You do '''NOT''' say "He '''may goes''' to the store." **You do '''NOT''' say "He '''may went''' to the store." **You do '''NOT''' say "He '''may going''' to the store." **You do '''NOT''' say "He '''may to go''' to the store." *It is not used with other modal verbs. **For example, you say, "You '''will be [[allow]]ed to''' use the car tonight." **You do '''NOT''' say "You '''will may''' use the car tonight." 7168 2006-07-13T12:47:42Z Brett 77 == Verb == * Modal {{verb4|may|might}} # To be allowed to; to have [[permission]] to do something #: ''"'''May''' I sit here?" "Yes, [[go ahead]]. The [[seat]] is [[empty]]."'' #: You '''may''' not smoke, this [[area]] is "no smoking". # If you say something '''may''' happen or '''may''' be true, you mean there is a chance that it is true. #: ''He '''may''' be lying, but I'm not [[sure]].'' #: ''It '''may''' [[rain]] today.'' == Usage == '''May''' is a [[modal]] [[auxiliary]] [[verb]]. *It is followed by a verb in the [[plain form]]. **For example, you say, "He '''may go''' to the store." **You do '''NOT''' say "He '''may goes''' to the store." **You do '''NOT''' say "He '''may went''' to the store." **You do '''NOT''' say "He '''may going''' to the store." **You do '''NOT''' say "He '''may to go''' to the store." *It is not used with other modal verbs. **For example, you say, "You '''will be [[allow]]ed to''' use the car tonight." **You do '''NOT''' say "You '''will may''' use the car tonight." == Noun == # The 5^th [[month]] of the [[year]] === Proper Noun === # A common girl's [[name]] 7605 2006-07-19T07:27:35Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, en, et, fi, fr, hu, io, it, km, ku, nl, pl, pt, ro, ta, uk, vi, zh == Verb == * Modal {{verb4|may|might}} # To be allowed to; to have [[permission]] to do something #: ''"'''May''' I sit here?" "Yes, [[go ahead]]. The [[seat]] is [[empty]]."'' #: You '''may''' not smoke, this [[area]] is "no smoking". # If you say something '''may''' happen or '''may''' be true, you mean there is a chance that it is true. #: ''He '''may''' be lying, but I'm not [[sure]].'' #: ''It '''may''' [[rain]] today.'' == Usage == '''May''' is a [[modal]] [[auxiliary]] [[verb]]. *It is followed by a verb in the [[plain form]]. **For example, you say, "He '''may go''' to the store." **You do '''NOT''' say "He '''may goes''' to the store." **You do '''NOT''' say "He '''may went''' to the store." **You do '''NOT''' say "He '''may going''' to the store." **You do '''NOT''' say "He '''may to go''' to the store." *It is not used with other modal verbs. **For example, you say, "You '''will be [[allow]]ed to''' use the car tonight." **You do '''NOT''' say "You '''will may''' use the car tonight." == Noun == # The 5^th [[month]] of the [[year]] === Proper Noun === # A common girl's [[name]] [[de:may]] [[et:may]] [[en:may]] [[fr:may]] [[io:may]] [[it:may]] [[km:may]] [[ku:may]] [[hu:may]] [[nl:may]] [[pl:may]] [[pt:may]] [[ro:may]] [[fi:may]] [[ta:may]] [[vi:may]] [[uk:may]] [[zh:may]] 11178 2006-10-17T07:56:47Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[tr:may]] == Verb == * Modal {{verb4|may|might}} # To be allowed to; to have [[permission]] to do something #: ''"'''May''' I sit here?" "Yes, [[go ahead]]. The [[seat]] is [[empty]]."'' #: You '''may''' not smoke, this [[area]] is "no smoking". # If you say something '''may''' happen or '''may''' be true, you mean there is a chance that it is true. #: ''He '''may''' be lying, but I'm not [[sure]].'' #: ''It '''may''' [[rain]] today.'' == Usage == '''May''' is a [[modal]] [[auxiliary]] [[verb]]. *It is followed by a verb in the [[plain form]]. **For example, you say, "He '''may go''' to the store." **You do '''NOT''' say "He '''may goes''' to the store." **You do '''NOT''' say "He '''may went''' to the store." **You do '''NOT''' say "He '''may going''' to the store." **You do '''NOT''' say "He '''may to go''' to the store." *It is not used with other modal verbs. **For example, you say, "You '''will be [[allow]]ed to''' use the car tonight." **You do '''NOT''' say "You '''will may''' use the car tonight." == Noun == # The 5^th [[month]] of the [[year]] === Proper Noun === # A common girl's [[name]] [[de:may]] [[et:may]] [[en:may]] [[fr:may]] [[io:may]] [[it:may]] [[ku:may]] [[hu:may]] [[nl:may]] [[km:may]] [[pl:may]] [[pt:may]] [[ro:may]] [[fi:may]] [[ta:may]] [[vi:may]] [[tr:may]] [[uk:may]] [[zh:may]] 11450 2006-10-22T15:27:33Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:may]] == Verb == * Modal {{verb4|may|might}} # To be allowed to; to have [[permission]] to do something #: ''"'''May''' I sit here?" "Yes, [[go ahead]]. The [[seat]] is [[empty]]."'' #: You '''may''' not smoke, this [[area]] is "no smoking". # If you say something '''may''' happen or '''may''' be true, you mean there is a chance that it is true. #: ''He '''may''' be lying, but I'm not [[sure]].'' #: ''It '''may''' [[rain]] today.'' == Usage == '''May''' is a [[modal]] [[auxiliary]] [[verb]]. *It is followed by a verb in the [[plain form]]. **For example, you say, "He '''may go''' to the store." **You do '''NOT''' say "He '''may goes''' to the store." **You do '''NOT''' say "He '''may went''' to the store." **You do '''NOT''' say "He '''may going''' to the store." **You do '''NOT''' say "He '''may to go''' to the store." *It is not used with other modal verbs. **For example, you say, "You '''will be [[allow]]ed to''' use the car tonight." **You do '''NOT''' say "You '''will may''' use the car tonight." == Noun == # The 5^th [[month]] of the [[year]] === Proper Noun === # A common girl's [[name]] [[de:may]] [[et:may]] [[en:may]] [[fr:may]] [[io:may]] [[it:may]] [[ku:may]] [[hu:may]] [[nl:may]] [[km:may]] [[pl:may]] [[pt:may]] [[ro:may]] [[ru:may]] [[fi:may]] [[ta:may]] [[vi:may]] [[tr:may]] [[uk:may]] [[zh:may]] 12895 2006-11-28T03:13:06Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ja:may]] == Verb == * Modal {{verb4|may|might}} # To be allowed to; to have [[permission]] to do something #: ''"'''May''' I sit here?" "Yes, [[go ahead]]. The [[seat]] is [[empty]]."'' #: You '''may''' not smoke, this [[area]] is "no smoking". # If you say something '''may''' happen or '''may''' be true, you mean there is a chance that it is true. #: ''He '''may''' be lying, but I'm not [[sure]].'' #: ''It '''may''' [[rain]] today.'' == Usage == '''May''' is a [[modal]] [[auxiliary]] [[verb]]. *It is followed by a verb in the [[plain form]]. **For example, you say, "He '''may go''' to the store." **You do '''NOT''' say "He '''may goes''' to the store." **You do '''NOT''' say "He '''may went''' to the store." **You do '''NOT''' say "He '''may going''' to the store." **You do '''NOT''' say "He '''may to go''' to the store." *It is not used with other modal verbs. **For example, you say, "You '''will be [[allow]]ed to''' use the car tonight." **You do '''NOT''' say "You '''will may''' use the car tonight." == Noun == # The 5^th [[month]] of the [[year]] === Proper Noun === # A common girl's [[name]] [[de:may]] [[et:may]] [[en:may]] [[fr:may]] [[io:may]] [[it:may]] [[ku:may]] [[hu:may]] [[nl:may]] [[ja:may]] [[km:may]] [[pl:may]] [[pt:may]] [[ro:may]] [[ru:may]] [[fi:may]] [[ta:may]] [[vi:may]] [[tr:may]] [[uk:may]] [[zh:may]] 13064 2006-11-30T13:34:47Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[da:may]] == Verb == * Modal {{verb4|may|might}} # To be allowed to; to have [[permission]] to do something #: ''"'''May''' I sit here?" "Yes, [[go ahead]]. The [[seat]] is [[empty]]."'' #: You '''may''' not smoke, this [[area]] is "no smoking". # If you say something '''may''' happen or '''may''' be true, you mean there is a chance that it is true. #: ''He '''may''' be lying, but I'm not [[sure]].'' #: ''It '''may''' [[rain]] today.'' == Usage == '''May''' is a [[modal]] [[auxiliary]] [[verb]]. *It is followed by a verb in the [[plain form]]. **For example, you say, "He '''may go''' to the store." **You do '''NOT''' say "He '''may goes''' to the store." **You do '''NOT''' say "He '''may went''' to the store." **You do '''NOT''' say "He '''may going''' to the store." **You do '''NOT''' say "He '''may to go''' to the store." *It is not used with other modal verbs. **For example, you say, "You '''will be [[allow]]ed to''' use the car tonight." **You do '''NOT''' say "You '''will may''' use the car tonight." == Noun == # The 5^th [[month]] of the [[year]] === Proper Noun === # A common girl's [[name]] [[da:may]] [[de:may]] [[et:may]] [[en:may]] [[fr:may]] [[io:may]] [[it:may]] [[ku:may]] [[hu:may]] [[nl:may]] [[ja:may]] [[km:may]] [[pl:may]] [[pt:may]] [[ro:may]] [[ru:may]] [[fi:may]] [[ta:may]] [[vi:may]] [[tr:may]] [[uk:may]] [[zh:may]] 13698 2006-12-12T16:56:40Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:may]] == Verb == * Modal {{verb4|may|might}} # To be allowed to; to have [[permission]] to do something #: ''"'''May''' I sit here?" "Yes, [[go ahead]]. The [[seat]] is [[empty]]."'' #: You '''may''' not smoke, this [[area]] is "no smoking". # If you say something '''may''' happen or '''may''' be true, you mean there is a chance that it is true. #: ''He '''may''' be lying, but I'm not [[sure]].'' #: ''It '''may''' [[rain]] today.'' == Usage == '''May''' is a [[modal]] [[auxiliary]] [[verb]]. *It is followed by a verb in the [[plain form]]. **For example, you say, "He '''may go''' to the store." **You do '''NOT''' say "He '''may goes''' to the store." **You do '''NOT''' say "He '''may went''' to the store." **You do '''NOT''' say "He '''may going''' to the store." **You do '''NOT''' say "He '''may to go''' to the store." *It is not used with other modal verbs. **For example, you say, "You '''will be [[allow]]ed to''' use the car tonight." **You do '''NOT''' say "You '''will may''' use the car tonight." == Noun == # The 5^th [[month]] of the [[year]] === Proper Noun === # A common girl's [[name]] [[da:may]] [[de:may]] [[et:may]] [[en:may]] [[fa:may]] [[fr:may]] [[io:may]] [[it:may]] [[ku:may]] [[hu:may]] [[nl:may]] [[ja:may]] [[km:may]] [[pl:may]] [[pt:may]] [[ro:may]] [[ru:may]] [[fi:may]] [[ta:may]] [[vi:may]] [[tr:may]] [[uk:may]] [[zh:may]] 1794 4458 2005-12-16T13:53:22Z H2g2bob 43 == Noun == '''year''' # A measure of the [[time]] taken for the [[earth]] to [[circle]] the [[sun]] - any 12 month period #* There are '''12 [[month]]s''' in '''one year''' #* There are '''365 [[day]]s''' in '''one year''' # The 12 month period between one [[January]] and the next. In the [[west|western world]], years are numbered from the birth of [[Christ]], starting at 0. #: [[Main Page|Simple Wiktionary]] was started in the year 2005. 5415 2006-02-23T00:59:41Z Conversion script [[Year]] moved to [[year]]: Converting page titles to lowercase == Noun == '''year''' # A measure of the [[time]] taken for the [[earth]] to [[circle]] the [[sun]] - any 12 month period #* There are '''12 [[month]]s''' in '''one year''' #* There are '''365 [[day]]s''' in '''one year''' # The 12 month period between one [[January]] and the next. In the [[west|western world]], years are numbered from the birth of [[Christ]], starting at 0. #: [[Main Page|Simple Wiktionary]] was started in the year 2005. 7796 2006-07-19T14:30:14Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ang, en, fa, fi, fr, hu, hy, io, it, ja, ko, ku, la, pl, pt, qu, sv, ta, th, uk, zh == Noun == '''year''' # A measure of the [[time]] taken for the [[earth]] to [[circle]] the [[sun]] - any 12 month period #* There are '''12 [[month]]s''' in '''one year''' #* There are '''365 [[day]]s''' in '''one year''' # The 12 month period between one [[January]] and the next. In the [[west|western world]], years are numbered from the birth of [[Christ]], starting at 0. #: [[Main Page|Simple Wiktionary]] was started in the year 2005. [[ang:year]] [[en:year]] [[fa:year]] [[fr:year]] [[ko:year]] [[hy:year]] [[io:year]] [[it:year]] [[ku:year]] [[la:year]] [[hu:year]] [[ja:year]] [[pl:year]] [[pt:year]] [[qu:year]] [[fi:year]] [[sv:year]] [[ta:year]] [[th:year]] [[uk:year]] [[zh:year]] 9824 2006-09-10T15:16:01Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: zh-min-nan == Noun == '''year''' # A measure of the [[time]] taken for the [[earth]] to [[circle]] the [[sun]] - any 12 month period #* There are '''12 [[month]]s''' in '''one year''' #* There are '''365 [[day]]s''' in '''one year''' # The 12 month period between one [[January]] and the next. In the [[west|western world]], years are numbered from the birth of [[Christ]], starting at 0. #: [[Main Page|Simple Wiktionary]] was started in the year 2005. [[ang:year]] [[zh-min-nan:year]] [[en:year]] [[fa:year]] [[fr:year]] [[ko:year]] [[hy:year]] [[io:year]] [[it:year]] [[ku:year]] [[la:year]] [[hu:year]] [[ja:year]] [[pl:year]] [[pt:year]] [[qu:year]] [[fi:year]] [[sv:year]] [[ta:year]] [[th:year]] [[uk:year]] [[zh:year]] 10290 2006-09-24T14:33:06Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[es:year]] == Noun == '''year''' # A measure of the [[time]] taken for the [[earth]] to [[circle]] the [[sun]] - any 12 month period #* There are '''12 [[month]]s''' in '''one year''' #* There are '''365 [[day]]s''' in '''one year''' # The 12 month period between one [[January]] and the next. In the [[west|western world]], years are numbered from the birth of [[Christ]], starting at 0. #: [[Main Page|Simple Wiktionary]] was started in the year 2005. [[ang:year]] [[zh-min-nan:year]] [[en:year]] [[es:year]] [[fa:year]] [[fr:year]] [[ko:year]] [[hy:year]] [[io:year]] [[it:year]] [[ku:year]] [[la:year]] [[hu:year]] [[ja:year]] [[pl:year]] [[pt:year]] [[qu:year]] [[fi:year]] [[sv:year]] [[ta:year]] [[th:year]] [[uk:year]] [[zh:year]] 10567 2006-10-09T02:53:15Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:year]], [[vi:year]] == Noun == '''year''' # A measure of the [[time]] taken for the [[earth]] to [[circle]] the [[sun]] - any 12 month period #* There are '''12 [[month]]s''' in '''one year''' #* There are '''365 [[day]]s''' in '''one year''' # The 12 month period between one [[January]] and the next. In the [[west|western world]], years are numbered from the birth of [[Christ]], starting at 0. #: [[Main Page|Simple Wiktionary]] was started in the year 2005. [[ang:year]] [[zh-min-nan:year]] [[en:year]] [[es:year]] [[fa:year]] [[fr:year]] [[ko:year]] [[hy:year]] [[io:year]] [[it:year]] [[kk:year]] [[ku:year]] [[la:year]] [[hu:year]] [[ja:year]] [[pl:year]] [[pt:year]] [[qu:year]] [[fi:year]] [[sv:year]] [[ta:year]] [[th:year]] [[vi:year]] [[uk:year]] [[zh:year]] 10854 2006-10-11T18:58:15Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[et:year]] == Noun == '''year''' # A measure of the [[time]] taken for the [[earth]] to [[circle]] the [[sun]] - any 12 month period #* There are '''12 [[month]]s''' in '''one year''' #* There are '''365 [[day]]s''' in '''one year''' # The 12 month period between one [[January]] and the next. In the [[west|western world]], years are numbered from the birth of [[Christ]], starting at 0. #: [[Main Page|Simple Wiktionary]] was started in the year 2005. [[ang:year]] [[zh-min-nan:year]] [[et:year]] [[en:year]] [[es:year]] [[fa:year]] [[fr:year]] [[ko:year]] [[hy:year]] [[io:year]] [[it:year]] [[kk:year]] [[ku:year]] [[la:year]] [[hu:year]] [[ja:year]] [[pl:year]] [[pt:year]] [[qu:year]] [[fi:year]] [[sv:year]] [[ta:year]] [[th:year]] [[vi:year]] [[uk:year]] [[zh:year]] 13106 2006-12-01T01:44:21Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:year]] == Noun == '''year''' # A measure of the [[time]] taken for the [[earth]] to [[circle]] the [[sun]] - any 12 month period #* There are '''12 [[month]]s''' in '''one year''' #* There are '''365 [[day]]s''' in '''one year''' # The 12 month period between one [[January]] and the next. In the [[west|western world]], years are numbered from the birth of [[Christ]], starting at 0. #: [[Main Page|Simple Wiktionary]] was started in the year 2005. [[ang:year]] [[zh-min-nan:year]] [[et:year]] [[en:year]] [[es:year]] [[fa:year]] [[fr:year]] [[ko:year]] [[hy:year]] [[io:year]] [[it:year]] [[kk:year]] [[ku:year]] [[la:year]] [[hu:year]] [[ja:year]] [[pl:year]] [[pt:year]] [[qu:year]] [[ru:year]] [[fi:year]] [[sv:year]] [[ta:year]] [[th:year]] [[vi:year]] [[uk:year]] [[zh:year]] 1795 4459 2005-12-16T14:01:03Z H2g2bob 43 == Noun == # A [[measure]] of [[time]], [[approximate]]ly equal to the time taken for the moon to [[circle]] the earth. #* There are '''between 28 and 31 [[day]]s''' in '''one Month''' #* There are '''12 months''' in '''one [[year]]''' The [[months]] have different [[lengths]]: * 31 days in [[January]] * 28 days in [[February]] (or 29 in a [[leap]] year) * 31 days in [[March]] * 30 days in [[April]] * 31 days in [[May]] * 30 days in [[June]] * 31 days in [[July]] * 31 days in [[August]] * 30 days in [[September]] * 31 days in [[October]] * 30 days in [[November]] * 31 days in [[December]] 4461 2005-12-16T14:02:46Z H2g2bob 43 /* Noun */ == Noun == # A [[measure]] of [[time]], [[approximate]]ly equal to the time taken for the moon to [[circle]] the earth. #* There are '''between 28 and 31 [[day]]s''' in '''one month''' #* There are '''12 months''' in '''one [[year]]''' The [[months]] have different [[lengths]]: * 31 days in [[January]] * 28 days in [[February]] (or 29 in a [[leap]] year) * 31 days in [[March]] * 30 days in [[April]] * 31 days in [[May]] * 30 days in [[June]] * 31 days in [[July]] * 31 days in [[August]] * 30 days in [[September]] * 31 days in [[October]] * 30 days in [[November]] * 31 days in [[December]] 4806 2006-02-02T04:41:37Z AmanitaMuscaria 63 /* Noun */ == Noun == # A [[measure]] of [[time]], [[approximate]]ly equal to the time taken for the moon to [[circle]] the earth. #* There are '''between 28 and 31 [[day]]s''' in '''one month''' #* There are '''12 months''' in '''one [[year]]''' The months have different [[lengths]]: * 31 days in [[January]] * 28 days in [[February]] (or 29 in a [[leap]] year) * 31 days in [[March]] * 30 days in [[April]] * 31 days in [[May]] * 30 days in [[June]] * 31 days in [[July]] * 31 days in [[August]] * 30 days in [[September]] * 31 days in [[October]] * 30 days in [[November]] * 31 days in [[December]] 4813 2006-02-02T11:39:54Z H2g2bob 43 == Noun == # A [[measure]] of [[time]], [[approximate]]ly equal to the time taken for the moon to [[circle]] the earth. #* There are '''between 28 and 31 [[day]]s''' in '''one month''' #* There are '''12 months''' in '''one [[year]]''' The months have different [[lengths]]: * 31 days in [[January]] * 28 days in [[February]] (or 29 in a [[leap year]]) * 31 days in [[March]] * 30 days in [[April]] * 31 days in [[May]] * 30 days in [[June]] * 31 days in [[July]] * 31 days in [[August]] * 30 days in [[September]] * 31 days in [[October]] * 30 days in [[November]] * 31 days in [[December]] 5301 2006-02-23T00:59:39Z Conversion script [[Month]] moved to [[month]]: Converting page titles to lowercase == Noun == # A [[measure]] of [[time]], [[approximate]]ly equal to the time taken for the moon to [[circle]] the earth. #* There are '''between 28 and 31 [[day]]s''' in '''one month''' #* There are '''12 months''' in '''one [[year]]''' The months have different [[lengths]]: * 31 days in [[January]] * 28 days in [[February]] (or 29 in a [[leap year]]) * 31 days in [[March]] * 30 days in [[April]] * 31 days in [[May]] * 30 days in [[June]] * 31 days in [[July]] * 31 days in [[August]] * 30 days in [[September]] * 31 days in [[October]] * 30 days in [[November]] * 31 days in [[December]] 7210 2006-07-16T02:28:00Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ == Noun == {{noun}} # A [[measure]] of [[time]], [[approximate]]ly equal to the time taken for the moon to [[circle]] the earth. #* There are '''between 28 and 31 [[day]]s''' in '''one month''' #* There are '''12 months''' in '''one [[year]]''' The months have different [[lengths]]: * 31 days in [[January]] * 28 days in [[February]] (or 29 in a [[leap year]]) * 31 days in [[March]] * 30 days in [[April]] * 31 days in [[May]] * 30 days in [[June]] * 31 days in [[July]] * 31 days in [[August]] * 30 days in [[September]] * 31 days in [[October]] * 30 days in [[November]] * 31 days in [[December]] 7650 2006-07-19T09:04:46Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, el, en, fa, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, ko, pl, pt, scn, sv, ta, zh == Noun == {{noun}} # A [[measure]] of [[time]], [[approximate]]ly equal to the time taken for the moon to [[circle]] the earth. #* There are '''between 28 and 31 [[day]]s''' in '''one month''' #* There are '''12 months''' in '''one [[year]]''' The months have different [[lengths]]: * 31 days in [[January]] * 28 days in [[February]] (or 29 in a [[leap year]]) * 31 days in [[March]] * 30 days in [[April]] * 31 days in [[May]] * 30 days in [[June]] * 31 days in [[July]] * 31 days in [[August]] * 30 days in [[September]] * 31 days in [[October]] * 30 days in [[November]] * 31 days in [[December]] [[de:month]] [[el:month]] [[en:month]] [[fa:month]] [[fr:month]] [[ko:month]] [[io:month]] [[it:month]] [[hu:month]] [[ja:month]] [[pl:month]] [[pt:month]] [[scn:month]] [[fi:month]] [[sv:month]] [[ta:month]] [[zh:month]] 9695 2006-09-10T13:42:24Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy, vi == Noun == {{noun}} # A [[measure]] of [[time]], [[approximate]]ly equal to the time taken for the moon to [[circle]] the earth. #* There are '''between 28 and 31 [[day]]s''' in '''one month''' #* There are '''12 months''' in '''one [[year]]''' The months have different [[lengths]]: * 31 days in [[January]] * 28 days in [[February]] (or 29 in a [[leap year]]) * 31 days in [[March]] * 30 days in [[April]] * 31 days in [[May]] * 30 days in [[June]] * 31 days in [[July]] * 31 days in [[August]] * 30 days in [[September]] * 31 days in [[October]] * 30 days in [[November]] * 31 days in [[December]] [[de:month]] [[el:month]] [[en:month]] [[fa:month]] [[fr:month]] [[ko:month]] [[hy:month]] [[io:month]] [[it:month]] [[hu:month]] [[ja:month]] [[pl:month]] [[pt:month]] [[scn:month]] [[fi:month]] [[sv:month]] [[ta:month]] [[vi:month]] [[zh:month]] 10762 2006-10-10T17:17:32Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:month]], [[uk:month]] == Noun == {{noun}} # A [[measure]] of [[time]], [[approximate]]ly equal to the time taken for the moon to [[circle]] the earth. #* There are '''between 28 and 31 [[day]]s''' in '''one month''' #* There are '''12 months''' in '''one [[year]]''' The months have different [[lengths]]: * 31 days in [[January]] * 28 days in [[February]] (or 29 in a [[leap year]]) * 31 days in [[March]] * 30 days in [[April]] * 31 days in [[May]] * 30 days in [[June]] * 31 days in [[July]] * 31 days in [[August]] * 30 days in [[September]] * 31 days in [[October]] * 30 days in [[November]] * 31 days in [[December]] [[de:month]] [[el:month]] [[en:month]] [[fa:month]] [[fr:month]] [[ko:month]] [[hy:month]] [[io:month]] [[it:month]] [[kk:month]] [[hu:month]] [[ja:month]] [[pl:month]] [[pt:month]] [[scn:month]] [[fi:month]] [[sv:month]] [[ta:month]] [[vi:month]] [[uk:month]] [[zh:month]] 1796 4462 2005-12-16T14:10:35Z H2g2bob 43 == Noun == '''week''' # A mesaure of time #* There are '''7 [[day]]s''' in '''one week''' 5391 2006-02-23T00:59:40Z Conversion script [[Week]] moved to [[week]]: Converting page titles to lowercase == Noun == '''week''' # A mesaure of time #* There are '''7 [[day]]s''' in '''one week''' 7156 2006-07-10T21:10:21Z Kappa 92 typo == Noun == '''week''' # A measure of time #* There are '''7 [[day]]s''' in '''one week''' 7229 2006-07-16T13:11:03Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ == Noun == {{noun}} # A measure of time #* There are '''7 [[day]]s''' in '''one week''' 7780 2006-07-19T13:45:57Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: af, en, fi, fr, hu, id, io, is, it, ja, ko, nl, pl, pt, sv, ta, vi, zh == Noun == {{noun}} # A measure of time #* There are '''7 [[day]]s''' in '''one week''' [[af:week]] [[en:week]] [[fr:week]] [[ko:week]] [[io:week]] [[id:week]] [[is:week]] [[it:week]] [[hu:week]] [[nl:week]] [[ja:week]] [[pl:week]] [[pt:week]] [[fi:week]] [[sv:week]] [[ta:week]] [[vi:week]] [[zh:week]] 9214 2006-08-22T05:47:51Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy == Noun == {{noun}} # A measure of time #* There are '''7 [[day]]s''' in '''one week''' [[af:week]] [[en:week]] [[fr:week]] [[ko:week]] [[hy:week]] [[io:week]] [[id:week]] [[is:week]] [[it:week]] [[hu:week]] [[nl:week]] [[ja:week]] [[pl:week]] [[pt:week]] [[fi:week]] [[sv:week]] [[ta:week]] [[vi:week]] [[zh:week]] 10839 2006-10-11T16:54:38Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:week]], [[uk:week]] == Noun == {{noun}} # A measure of time #* There are '''7 [[day]]s''' in '''one week''' [[af:week]] [[en:week]] [[fr:week]] [[ko:week]] [[hy:week]] [[io:week]] [[id:week]] [[is:week]] [[it:week]] [[kk:week]] [[hu:week]] [[nl:week]] [[ja:week]] [[pl:week]] [[pt:week]] [[fi:week]] [[sv:week]] [[ta:week]] [[vi:week]] [[uk:week]] [[zh:week]] 11331 2006-10-18T21:12:16Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:week]] == Noun == {{noun}} # A measure of time #* There are '''7 [[day]]s''' in '''one week''' [[af:week]] [[en:week]] [[fr:week]] [[ko:week]] [[hy:week]] [[io:week]] [[id:week]] [[is:week]] [[it:week]] [[kk:week]] [[hu:week]] [[nl:week]] [[ja:week]] [[pl:week]] [[pt:week]] [[ru:week]] [[fi:week]] [[sv:week]] [[ta:week]] [[vi:week]] [[uk:week]] [[zh:week]] 11393 2006-10-20T10:00:51Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ku:week]] == Noun == {{noun}} # A measure of time #* There are '''7 [[day]]s''' in '''one week''' [[af:week]] [[en:week]] [[fr:week]] [[ko:week]] [[hy:week]] [[io:week]] [[id:week]] [[is:week]] [[it:week]] [[kk:week]] [[ku:week]] [[hu:week]] [[nl:week]] [[ja:week]] [[pl:week]] [[pt:week]] [[ru:week]] [[fi:week]] [[sv:week]] [[ta:week]] [[vi:week]] [[uk:week]] [[zh:week]] 13619 2006-12-11T03:26:48Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:week]] == Noun == {{noun}} # A measure of time #* There are '''7 [[day]]s''' in '''one week''' [[af:week]] [[en:week]] [[fa:week]] [[fr:week]] [[ko:week]] [[hy:week]] [[io:week]] [[id:week]] [[is:week]] [[it:week]] [[kk:week]] [[ku:week]] [[hu:week]] [[nl:week]] [[ja:week]] [[pl:week]] [[pt:week]] [[ru:week]] [[fi:week]] [[sv:week]] [[ta:week]] [[vi:week]] [[uk:week]] [[zh:week]] 1797 4465 2005-12-16T14:34:56Z H2g2bob 43 == Adjective == # The [[taste]] of [[chicory]], [[dill]], [[spinach]] and most [[medicine]]s. #: [[Yuk]]! That tastes '''bitter'''. # [[Hostile]] or [[resentful]] # [[Harsh]], usually [[cold]] #: There's a '''bitter''' [[wind]] === Usage === * Don't use ''bitterer'', do use '''more bitter''' * Don't use ''bitterest'', do use '''most bitter''' == Noun == # A type of [[beer]] made with [[hop]]s #: "I'd like a [[pint]] of bitter please, [[barman]]" 5157 2006-02-23T00:59:37Z Conversion script [[Bitter]] moved to [[bitter]]: Converting page titles to lowercase == Adjective == # The [[taste]] of [[chicory]], [[dill]], [[spinach]] and most [[medicine]]s. #: [[Yuk]]! That tastes '''bitter'''. # [[Hostile]] or [[resentful]] # [[Harsh]], usually [[cold]] #: There's a '''bitter''' [[wind]] === Usage === * Don't use ''bitterer'', do use '''more bitter''' * Don't use ''bitterest'', do use '''most bitter''' == Noun == # A type of [[beer]] made with [[hop]]s #: "I'd like a [[pint]] of bitter please, [[barman]]" 5859 2006-03-13T04:46:08Z Cromwellt 61 added templates {{wotd|2006|03|09}} == Adjective == {{adjective|bitter|more bitter|most bitter}} # The [[taste]] of [[chicory]], [[dill]], [[spinach]] and most [[medicine]]s. #: [[Yuk]]! That tastes '''bitter'''. # [[Hostile]] or [[resentful]] # [[Harsh]], usually [[cold]] #: There's a '''bitter''' [[wind]] == Noun == {{noun}} # A type of [[beer]] made with [[hop]]s #: "I'd like a [[pint]] of bitter please, [[barman]]" [[en:bitter]] 7385 2006-07-18T22:56:26Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, es, fi, fr, gl, hu, io, it, ko, nl, no, pl, pt, ta, vi, zh {{wotd|2006|03|09}} == Adjective == {{adjective|bitter|more bitter|most bitter}} # The [[taste]] of [[chicory]], [[dill]], [[spinach]] and most [[medicine]]s. #: [[Yuk]]! That tastes '''bitter'''. # [[Hostile]] or [[resentful]] # [[Harsh]], usually [[cold]] #: There's a '''bitter''' [[wind]] == Noun == {{noun}} # A type of [[beer]] made with [[hop]]s #: "I'd like a [[pint]] of bitter please, [[barman]]" [[de:bitter]] [[en:bitter]] [[es:bitter]] [[fr:bitter]] [[gl:bitter]] [[ko:bitter]] [[io:bitter]] [[it:bitter]] [[hu:bitter]] [[nl:bitter]] [[no:bitter]] [[pl:bitter]] [[pt:bitter]] [[fi:bitter]] [[ta:bitter]] [[vi:bitter]] [[zh:bitter]] 8880 2006-08-21T19:24:54Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy {{wotd|2006|03|09}} == Adjective == {{adjective|bitter|more bitter|most bitter}} # The [[taste]] of [[chicory]], [[dill]], [[spinach]] and most [[medicine]]s. #: [[Yuk]]! That tastes '''bitter'''. # [[Hostile]] or [[resentful]] # [[Harsh]], usually [[cold]] #: There's a '''bitter''' [[wind]] == Noun == {{noun}} # A type of [[beer]] made with [[hop]]s #: "I'd like a [[pint]] of bitter please, [[barman]]" [[de:bitter]] [[en:bitter]] [[es:bitter]] [[fr:bitter]] [[gl:bitter]] [[ko:bitter]] [[hy:bitter]] [[io:bitter]] [[it:bitter]] [[hu:bitter]] [[nl:bitter]] [[no:bitter]] [[pl:bitter]] [[pt:bitter]] [[fi:bitter]] [[ta:bitter]] [[vi:bitter]] [[zh:bitter]] 11133 2006-10-16T19:09:03Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:bitter]] {{wotd|2006|03|09}} == Adjective == {{adjective|bitter|more bitter|most bitter}} # The [[taste]] of [[chicory]], [[dill]], [[spinach]] and most [[medicine]]s. #: [[Yuk]]! That tastes '''bitter'''. # [[Hostile]] or [[resentful]] # [[Harsh]], usually [[cold]] #: There's a '''bitter''' [[wind]] == Noun == {{noun}} # A type of [[beer]] made with [[hop]]s #: "I'd like a [[pint]] of bitter please, [[barman]]" [[de:bitter]] [[en:bitter]] [[es:bitter]] [[fr:bitter]] [[gl:bitter]] [[ko:bitter]] [[hy:bitter]] [[io:bitter]] [[it:bitter]] [[hu:bitter]] [[nl:bitter]] [[no:bitter]] [[pl:bitter]] [[pt:bitter]] [[ru:bitter]] [[fi:bitter]] [[ta:bitter]] [[vi:bitter]] [[zh:bitter]] 12936 2006-11-28T14:34:29Z Coppertwig 139 /* Adjective */ changing definition {{wotd|2006|03|09}} == Adjective == {{adjective|bitter|more bitter|most bitter}} # The [[taste]] of [[chicory]], [[dill]], [[spinach]] and most [[medicine]]s. #: [[Yuk]]! That tastes '''bitter'''. # A little [[angry]] for a long time. #: ''She still feels '''bitter''' towards him because of something he did [[last]] [[year]].'' # [[Harsh]], usually [[cold]] #: There's a '''bitter''' [[wind]] == Noun == {{noun}} # A type of [[beer]] made with [[hop]]s #: "I'd like a [[pint]] of bitter please, [[barman]]" [[de:bitter]] [[en:bitter]] [[es:bitter]] [[fr:bitter]] [[gl:bitter]] [[ko:bitter]] [[hy:bitter]] [[io:bitter]] [[it:bitter]] [[hu:bitter]] [[nl:bitter]] [[no:bitter]] [[pl:bitter]] [[pt:bitter]] [[ru:bitter]] [[fi:bitter]] [[ta:bitter]] [[vi:bitter]] [[zh:bitter]] 1798 4466 2005-12-16T14:46:24Z H2g2bob 43 == Noun == '''taste''' # The [[sense]] linked to the [[tounge]], usually when [[eat]]ing food. #: The main tastes are [[sweet]], [[sour]], [[salty]] and [[bitter]]. 4804 2006-02-02T04:39:22Z AmanitaMuscaria 63 == Noun == '''taste''' # The [[sense]] linked to the [[tongue]], usually when [[eat]]ing food. #: The main tastes are [[sweet]], [[sour]], [[salty]] and [[bitter]]. 5369 2006-02-23T00:59:40Z Conversion script [[Taste]] moved to [[taste]]: Converting page titles to lowercase == Noun == '''taste''' # The [[sense]] linked to the [[tongue]], usually when [[eat]]ing food. #: The main tastes are [[sweet]], [[sour]], [[salty]] and [[bitter]]. 6699 2006-05-28T17:56:40Z Cromwellt 61 added link to EWikt; needs more work == Noun == '''taste''' # The [[sense]] linked to the [[tongue]], usually when [[eat]]ing food. #: The main tastes are [[sweet]], [[sour]], [[salty]] and [[bitter]]. [[en:taste]] 7287 2006-07-17T01:29:53Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ == Noun == {{noun}} # The [[sense]] linked to the [[tongue]], usually when [[eat]]ing food. #: The main tastes are [[sweet]], [[sour]], [[salty]] and [[bitter]]. 7680 2006-07-19T10:22:44Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: el, en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ru, sv, ta, zh == Noun == {{noun}} # The [[sense]] linked to the [[tongue]], usually when [[eat]]ing food. #: The main tastes are [[sweet]], [[sour]], [[salty]] and [[bitter]]. [[el:taste]] [[en:taste]] [[fr:taste]] [[io:taste]] [[it:taste]] [[hu:taste]] [[ru:taste]] [[fi:taste]] [[sv:taste]] [[ta:taste]] [[zh:taste]] 7870 2006-07-22T13:42:23Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ == Noun == {{noun}} # The [[sense]] linked to the [[tongue]], usually when [[eat]]ing food. #: The main tastes are [[sweet]], [[sour]], [[salty]] and [[bitter]]. {{mass noun}} # Someone's '''taste''', is the kind of food, books, clothing, etc. that they like. #:''She has great '''taste''' in clothes, but I don't understand her taste in men.'' ==Verb== {{verb|taste|tastes|tasted|tasting}} {{intransitive verb}} & {{transitive verb}} #The way something '''tastes''' is the [[sense]] you get when you put it in your [[mouth]]. #:''This milk '''tastes''' strange. I think it's bad.'' #:''This meat '''tastes''' like chicken. What is it?'' #If you '''taste''' something, you put it in your mouth to see if you like it. #:''Here, '''taste''' this soup and tell me if it needs more salt.'' [[el:taste]] [[en:taste]] [[fr:taste]] [[io:taste]] [[it:taste]] [[hu:taste]] [[ru:taste]] [[fi:taste]] [[sv:taste]] [[ta:taste]] [[zh:taste]] 8685 2006-08-13T19:44:55Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi == Noun == {{noun}} # The [[sense]] linked to the [[tongue]], usually when [[eat]]ing food. #: The main tastes are [[sweet]], [[sour]], [[salty]] and [[bitter]]. {{mass noun}} # Someone's '''taste''', is the kind of food, books, clothing, etc. that they like. #:''She has great '''taste''' in clothes, but I don't understand her taste in men.'' ==Verb== {{verb|taste|tastes|tasted|tasting}} {{intransitive verb}} & {{transitive verb}} #The way something '''tastes''' is the [[sense]] you get when you put it in your [[mouth]]. #:''This milk '''tastes''' strange. I think it's bad.'' #:''This meat '''tastes''' like chicken. What is it?'' #If you '''taste''' something, you put it in your mouth to see if you like it. #:''Here, '''taste''' this soup and tell me if it needs more salt.'' [[el:taste]] [[en:taste]] [[fr:taste]] [[io:taste]] [[it:taste]] [[hu:taste]] [[ru:taste]] [[fi:taste]] [[sv:taste]] [[ta:taste]] [[vi:taste]] [[zh:taste]] 10237 2006-09-24T14:12:12Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[fa:taste]], [[pt:taste]] == Noun == {{noun}} # The [[sense]] linked to the [[tongue]], usually when [[eat]]ing food. #: The main tastes are [[sweet]], [[sour]], [[salty]] and [[bitter]]. {{mass noun}} # Someone's '''taste''', is the kind of food, books, clothing, etc. that they like. #:''She has great '''taste''' in clothes, but I don't understand her taste in men.'' ==Verb== {{verb|taste|tastes|tasted|tasting}} {{intransitive verb}} & {{transitive verb}} #The way something '''tastes''' is the [[sense]] you get when you put it in your [[mouth]]. #:''This milk '''tastes''' strange. I think it's bad.'' #:''This meat '''tastes''' like chicken. What is it?'' #If you '''taste''' something, you put it in your mouth to see if you like it. #:''Here, '''taste''' this soup and tell me if it needs more salt.'' [[el:taste]] [[en:taste]] [[fa:taste]] [[fr:taste]] [[io:taste]] [[it:taste]] [[hu:taste]] [[pt:taste]] [[ru:taste]] [[fi:taste]] [[sv:taste]] [[ta:taste]] [[vi:taste]] [[zh:taste]] 13073 2006-11-30T14:02:35Z Brett 77 /* Verb */ + linking == Noun == {{noun}} # The [[sense]] linked to the [[tongue]], usually when [[eat]]ing food. #: The main tastes are [[sweet]], [[sour]], [[salty]] and [[bitter]]. {{mass noun}} # Someone's '''taste''', is the kind of food, books, clothing, etc. that they like. #:''She has great '''taste''' in clothes, but I don't understand her taste in men.'' ==Verb== {{verb|taste|tastes|tasted|tasting}} # ({{linking verb}}) The way something '''tastes''' is the [[sense]] you get when you put it in your [[mouth]]. #:''This milk '''tastes''' strange. I think it's bad.'' #:''This meat '''tastes''' like chicken. What is it?'' # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''taste''' something, you put it in your mouth to see if you like it. #:''Here, '''taste''' this soup and tell me if it needs more salt.'' [[el:taste]] [[en:taste]] [[fa:taste]] [[fr:taste]] [[io:taste]] [[it:taste]] [[hu:taste]] [[pt:taste]] [[ru:taste]] [[fi:taste]] [[sv:taste]] [[ta:taste]] [[vi:taste]] [[zh:taste]] 1799 4467 2005-12-16T15:12:53Z H2g2bob 43 == Noun == '''pain''' # A severe [[sensation]] of [[hurt]] or [[discomfort]] #: He was '''in pain''', because his [[leg]] was [[broken]] # Something [[annoying]] #: he was a right '''pain''' == Verb == to '''pain''' # to [[sadden]] or [[hurt]] #: It '''pains''' him to have to do this 5323 2006-02-23T00:59:39Z Conversion script [[Pain]] moved to [[pain]]: Converting page titles to lowercase == Noun == '''pain''' # A severe [[sensation]] of [[hurt]] or [[discomfort]] #: He was '''in pain''', because his [[leg]] was [[broken]] # Something [[annoying]] #: he was a right '''pain''' == Verb == to '''pain''' # to [[sadden]] or [[hurt]] #: It '''pains''' him to have to do this 7228 2006-07-16T13:10:01Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ == Noun == {{noun}} # A severe [[sensation]] of [[hurt]] or [[discomfort]] #: He was '''in pain''', because his [[leg]] was [[broken]] # Something [[annoying]] #: he was a right '''pain''' == Verb == to '''pain''' # to [[sadden]] or [[hurt]] #: It '''pains''' him to have to do this 7249 2006-07-16T13:36:54Z Brett 77 /* Verb */ == Noun == {{noun}} # A severe [[sensation]] of [[hurt]] or [[discomfort]] #: He was '''in pain''', because his [[leg]] was [[broken]] # Something [[annoying]] #: he was a right '''pain''' == Verb == {{verb|pain|pains|pained|paining}} # to [[sadden]] or [[hurt]] #: It '''pains''' him to have to do this 7645 2006-07-19T08:49:34Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ang, de, el, en, et, fi, fr, gl, hu, id, io, it, ko, no, pl, pt, ru, sr, ta, vi == Noun == {{noun}} # A severe [[sensation]] of [[hurt]] or [[discomfort]] #: He was '''in pain''', because his [[leg]] was [[broken]] # Something [[annoying]] #: he was a right '''pain''' == Verb == {{verb|pain|pains|pained|paining}} # to [[sadden]] or [[hurt]] #: It '''pains''' him to have to do this [[ang:pain]] [[de:pain]] [[et:pain]] [[el:pain]] [[en:pain]] [[fr:pain]] [[gl:pain]] [[ko:pain]] [[io:pain]] [[id:pain]] [[it:pain]] [[hu:pain]] [[no:pain]] [[pl:pain]] [[pt:pain]] [[ru:pain]] [[sr:pain]] [[fi:pain]] [[ta:pain]] [[vi:pain]] 8536 2006-08-08T19:45:02Z Brett 77 == Noun == {{noun}} # A strong [[feeling]] of [[hurt]] or [[discomfort]] #: ''He was in '''pain''', because his [[leg]] was [[broken]].'' # Something [[annoying]] #: ''He wouldn't go away and was a real '''pain'''.'' == Verb == {{verb|pain|pains|pained|paining}} # to [[sadden]] or [[hurt]] #: ''It '''pains''' him to have to say goodbye.'' [[ang:pain]] [[de:pain]] [[et:pain]] [[el:pain]] [[en:pain]] [[fr:pain]] [[gl:pain]] [[ko:pain]] [[io:pain]] [[id:pain]] [[it:pain]] [[hu:pain]] [[no:pain]] [[pl:pain]] [[pt:pain]] [[ru:pain]] [[sr:pain]] [[fi:pain]] [[ta:pain]] [[vi:pain]] 10959 2006-10-13T18:53:22Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:pain]], [[uk:pain]] == Noun == {{noun}} # A strong [[feeling]] of [[hurt]] or [[discomfort]] #: ''He was in '''pain''', because his [[leg]] was [[broken]].'' # Something [[annoying]] #: ''He wouldn't go away and was a real '''pain'''.'' == Verb == {{verb|pain|pains|pained|paining}} # to [[sadden]] or [[hurt]] #: ''It '''pains''' him to have to say goodbye.'' [[ang:pain]] [[de:pain]] [[et:pain]] [[el:pain]] [[en:pain]] [[fr:pain]] [[gl:pain]] [[ko:pain]] [[io:pain]] [[id:pain]] [[it:pain]] [[kk:pain]] [[hu:pain]] [[no:pain]] [[pl:pain]] [[pt:pain]] [[ru:pain]] [[sr:pain]] [[fi:pain]] [[ta:pain]] [[vi:pain]] [[uk:pain]] 11629 2006-10-30T06:22:24Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ku:pain]] == Noun == {{noun}} # A strong [[feeling]] of [[hurt]] or [[discomfort]] #: ''He was in '''pain''', because his [[leg]] was [[broken]].'' # Something [[annoying]] #: ''He wouldn't go away and was a real '''pain'''.'' == Verb == {{verb|pain|pains|pained|paining}} # to [[sadden]] or [[hurt]] #: ''It '''pains''' him to have to say goodbye.'' [[ang:pain]] [[de:pain]] [[et:pain]] [[el:pain]] [[en:pain]] [[fr:pain]] [[gl:pain]] [[ko:pain]] [[io:pain]] [[id:pain]] [[it:pain]] [[kk:pain]] [[ku:pain]] [[hu:pain]] [[no:pain]] [[pl:pain]] [[pt:pain]] [[ru:pain]] [[sr:pain]] [[fi:pain]] [[ta:pain]] [[vi:pain]] [[uk:pain]] 11657 2006-10-30T19:13:16Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ro:pain]] == Noun == {{noun}} # A strong [[feeling]] of [[hurt]] or [[discomfort]] #: ''He was in '''pain''', because his [[leg]] was [[broken]].'' # Something [[annoying]] #: ''He wouldn't go away and was a real '''pain'''.'' == Verb == {{verb|pain|pains|pained|paining}} # to [[sadden]] or [[hurt]] #: ''It '''pains''' him to have to say goodbye.'' [[ang:pain]] [[de:pain]] [[et:pain]] [[el:pain]] [[en:pain]] [[fr:pain]] [[gl:pain]] [[ko:pain]] [[io:pain]] [[id:pain]] [[it:pain]] [[kk:pain]] [[ku:pain]] [[hu:pain]] [[no:pain]] [[pl:pain]] [[pt:pain]] [[ro:pain]] [[ru:pain]] [[sr:pain]] [[fi:pain]] [[ta:pain]] [[vi:pain]] [[uk:pain]] 12262 2006-11-13T23:26:14Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[hy:pain]] == Noun == {{noun}} # A strong [[feeling]] of [[hurt]] or [[discomfort]] #: ''He was in '''pain''', because his [[leg]] was [[broken]].'' # Something [[annoying]] #: ''He wouldn't go away and was a real '''pain'''.'' == Verb == {{verb|pain|pains|pained|paining}} # to [[sadden]] or [[hurt]] #: ''It '''pains''' him to have to say goodbye.'' [[ang:pain]] [[de:pain]] [[et:pain]] [[el:pain]] [[en:pain]] [[fr:pain]] [[gl:pain]] [[ko:pain]] [[hy:pain]] [[io:pain]] [[id:pain]] [[it:pain]] [[kk:pain]] [[ku:pain]] [[hu:pain]] [[no:pain]] [[pl:pain]] [[pt:pain]] [[ro:pain]] [[ru:pain]] [[sr:pain]] [[fi:pain]] [[ta:pain]] [[vi:pain]] [[uk:pain]] 1800 4475 2005-12-17T07:41:38Z H2g2bob 43 == Noun == '''responsibility''' (plural '''responsibilities''') # any [[action]] which somebody [[trust]]s or [[expect]]s that another person will do. Responsibilities are normally [[given]] or [[taken]]. #* He took that '''responsibility''' upon himself #* Looking after that pet is a big '''responsibility''' * The phrase '''it is your responsibility (to)''' is another way to way ''you [[should]]'' or ''you [[must]]''. == Related Words == * [[responsible]] 4476 2005-12-17T07:42:13Z H2g2bob 43 == Noun == '''responsibility''' (plural '''responsibilities''') # any [[action]] which somebody [[trust]]s or [[expect]]s that another person will do. Responsibilities are normally [[given]] or [[taken]]. #* He took that '''responsibility''' upon himself #* Looking after that pet is a big '''responsibility''' * The phrase '''it is your responsibility (to)''' is another way to say ''you [[should]]'' or ''you [[must]]''. == Related Words == * [[responsible]] 4483 2005-12-17T18:01:23Z Flcelloguy 44 {{wiktionary}} {{wiktionary}} == Noun == '''responsibility''' (plural '''responsibilities''') # any [[action]] which somebody [[trust]]s or [[expect]]s that another person will do. Responsibilities are normally [[given]] or [[taken]]. #* He took that '''responsibility''' upon himself #* Looking after that pet is a big '''responsibility''' * The phrase '''it is your responsibility (to)''' is another way to say ''you [[should]]'' or ''you [[must]]''. == Related Words == * [[responsible]] 5349 2006-02-23T00:59:40Z Conversion script [[Responsibility]] moved to [[responsibility]]: Converting page titles to lowercase {{wiktionary}} == Noun == '''responsibility''' (plural '''responsibilities''') # any [[action]] which somebody [[trust]]s or [[expect]]s that another person will do. Responsibilities are normally [[given]] or [[taken]]. #* He took that '''responsibility''' upon himself #* Looking after that pet is a big '''responsibility''' * The phrase '''it is your responsibility (to)''' is another way to say ''you [[should]]'' or ''you [[must]]''. == Related Words == * [[responsible]] 6617 2006-05-21T02:22:27Z Cromwellt 61 revamped page, added template, etc. == Noun == {{noun|responsibility|responsibilities}} # any [[action]] which somebody [[trust]]s or [[expect]]s that another person will do. Responsibilities are normally [[given]] or [[taken]]. #: ''He took that '''responsibility''' upon himself.'' #* ''Looking after that pet is a big '''responsibility'''.'' ===Usage=== The phrase '''it is your responsibility (to)''' is another way to say ''you [[should]]'' or ''you [[must]]''. ===Synonyms=== *[[charge]] === Related Words === *[[responsible]] ===See also=== *[[leader]] [[en:responsibility]] 7671 2006-07-19T10:07:12Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: fi, fr, hu, it, pt, vi, zh == Noun == {{noun|responsibility|responsibilities}} # any [[action]] which somebody [[trust]]s or [[expect]]s that another person will do. Responsibilities are normally [[given]] or [[taken]]. #: ''He took that '''responsibility''' upon himself.'' #* ''Looking after that pet is a big '''responsibility'''.'' ===Usage=== The phrase '''it is your responsibility (to)''' is another way to say ''you [[should]]'' or ''you [[must]]''. ===Synonyms=== *[[charge]] === Related Words === *[[responsible]] ===See also=== *[[leader]] [[en:responsibility]] [[fr:responsibility]] [[it:responsibility]] [[hu:responsibility]] [[pt:responsibility]] [[fi:responsibility]] [[vi:responsibility]] [[zh:responsibility]] 9758 2006-09-10T14:24:57Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ta == Noun == {{noun|responsibility|responsibilities}} # any [[action]] which somebody [[trust]]s or [[expect]]s that another person will do. Responsibilities are normally [[given]] or [[taken]]. #: ''He took that '''responsibility''' upon himself.'' #* ''Looking after that pet is a big '''responsibility'''.'' ===Usage=== The phrase '''it is your responsibility (to)''' is another way to say ''you [[should]]'' or ''you [[must]]''. ===Synonyms=== *[[charge]] === Related Words === *[[responsible]] ===See also=== *[[leader]] [[en:responsibility]] [[fr:responsibility]] [[it:responsibility]] [[hu:responsibility]] [[pt:responsibility]] [[fi:responsibility]] [[ta:responsibility]] [[vi:responsibility]] [[zh:responsibility]] 10203 2006-09-24T13:53:33Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[hy:responsibility]] == Noun == {{noun|responsibility|responsibilities}} # any [[action]] which somebody [[trust]]s or [[expect]]s that another person will do. Responsibilities are normally [[given]] or [[taken]]. #: ''He took that '''responsibility''' upon himself.'' #* ''Looking after that pet is a big '''responsibility'''.'' ===Usage=== The phrase '''it is your responsibility (to)''' is another way to say ''you [[should]]'' or ''you [[must]]''. ===Synonyms=== *[[charge]] === Related Words === *[[responsible]] ===See also=== *[[leader]] [[en:responsibility]] [[fr:responsibility]] [[hy:responsibility]] [[it:responsibility]] [[hu:responsibility]] [[pt:responsibility]] [[fi:responsibility]] [[ta:responsibility]] [[vi:responsibility]] [[zh:responsibility]] 11747 2006-11-04T00:56:33Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:responsibility]] == Noun == {{noun|responsibility|responsibilities}} # any [[action]] which somebody [[trust]]s or [[expect]]s that another person will do. Responsibilities are normally [[given]] or [[taken]]. #: ''He took that '''responsibility''' upon himself.'' #* ''Looking after that pet is a big '''responsibility'''.'' ===Usage=== The phrase '''it is your responsibility (to)''' is another way to say ''you [[should]]'' or ''you [[must]]''. ===Synonyms=== *[[charge]] === Related Words === *[[responsible]] ===See also=== *[[leader]] [[en:responsibility]] [[fr:responsibility]] [[hy:responsibility]] [[it:responsibility]] [[hu:responsibility]] [[pt:responsibility]] [[ru:responsibility]] [[fi:responsibility]] [[ta:responsibility]] [[vi:responsibility]] [[zh:responsibility]] 12492 2006-11-17T02:25:40Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[io:responsibility]] == Noun == {{noun|responsibility|responsibilities}} # any [[action]] which somebody [[trust]]s or [[expect]]s that another person will do. Responsibilities are normally [[given]] or [[taken]]. #: ''He took that '''responsibility''' upon himself.'' #* ''Looking after that pet is a big '''responsibility'''.'' ===Usage=== The phrase '''it is your responsibility (to)''' is another way to say ''you [[should]]'' or ''you [[must]]''. ===Synonyms=== *[[charge]] === Related Words === *[[responsible]] ===See also=== *[[leader]] [[en:responsibility]] [[fr:responsibility]] [[hy:responsibility]] [[io:responsibility]] [[it:responsibility]] [[hu:responsibility]] [[pt:responsibility]] [[ru:responsibility]] [[fi:responsibility]] [[ta:responsibility]] [[vi:responsibility]] [[zh:responsibility]] 1801 4481 2005-12-17T13:45:39Z H2g2bob 43 ==Personal Pronoun== {{wiktionary}} '''it''' # used to [[refer]] to an [[object]] without [[identifying]] or [[describing]] it; the object might have been described earlier in the text. #: The house was very big. '''It''' had many rooms. ===Grammar=== We use '''it''' as both the [[subject]] of a [[verb]], and as the [[object]] of a verb: * '''It''' was bigger than me. * I was bigger than '''it'''. You should use '''it''' to refer to objects, and use '''[[he]]''' and '''[[she]]''' to refer to people. You can use '''he''', '''she''' or '''it''' to refer to animals. ==Abbreviations== '''It''' can be a [[short]] way of writing * ''Italy'' or ''Italian'' * ''Information Technology'', the use of [[computer]]s ==See also== * [[itself]] [[Category:Pronouns]] 5273 2006-02-23T00:59:38Z Conversion script [[It]] moved to [[it]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Personal Pronoun== {{wiktionary}} '''it''' # used to [[refer]] to an [[object]] without [[identifying]] or [[describing]] it; the object might have been described earlier in the text. #: The house was very big. '''It''' had many rooms. ===Grammar=== We use '''it''' as both the [[subject]] of a [[verb]], and as the [[object]] of a verb: * '''It''' was bigger than me. * I was bigger than '''it'''. You should use '''it''' to refer to objects, and use '''[[he]]''' and '''[[she]]''' to refer to people. You can use '''he''', '''she''' or '''it''' to refer to animals. ==Abbreviations== '''It''' can be a [[short]] way of writing * ''Italy'' or ''Italian'' * ''Information Technology'', the use of [[computer]]s ==See also== * [[itself]] [[Category:Pronouns]] 7245 2006-07-16T13:35:00Z Brett 77 /* Personal Pronoun */ ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} {{wiktionary}} '''it''' # used to [[refer]] to an [[object]] without [[identifying]] or [[describing]] it; the object might have been described earlier in the text. #: The house was very big. '''It''' had many rooms. ===Grammar=== We use '''it''' as both the [[subject]] of a [[verb]], and as the [[object]] of a verb: * '''It''' was bigger than me. * I was bigger than '''it'''. You should use '''it''' to refer to objects, and use '''[[he]]''' and '''[[she]]''' to refer to people. You can use '''he''', '''she''' or '''it''' to refer to animals. ==Abbreviations== '''It''' can be a [[short]] way of writing * ''Italy'' or ''Italian'' * ''Information Technology'', the use of [[computer]]s ==See also== * [[itself]] [[Category:Pronouns]] 7246 2006-07-16T13:35:13Z Brett 77 /* Pronoun */ ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} {{wiktionary}} # used to [[refer]] to an [[object]] without [[identifying]] or [[describing]] it; the object might have been described earlier in the text. #: The house was very big. '''It''' had many rooms. ===Grammar=== We use '''it''' as both the [[subject]] of a [[verb]], and as the [[object]] of a verb: * '''It''' was bigger than me. * I was bigger than '''it'''. You should use '''it''' to refer to objects, and use '''[[he]]''' and '''[[she]]''' to refer to people. You can use '''he''', '''she''' or '''it''' to refer to animals. ==Abbreviations== '''It''' can be a [[short]] way of writing * ''Italy'' or ''Italian'' * ''Information Technology'', the use of [[computer]]s ==See also== * [[itself]] [[Category:Pronouns]] 7597 2006-07-19T07:03:32Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, es, fi, fr, gl, hu, io, it, ja, kk, la, pl, pt, ru, tr, uk, vo, zh ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} {{wiktionary}} # used to [[refer]] to an [[object]] without [[identifying]] or [[describing]] it; the object might have been described earlier in the text. #: The house was very big. '''It''' had many rooms. ===Grammar=== We use '''it''' as both the [[subject]] of a [[verb]], and as the [[object]] of a verb: * '''It''' was bigger than me. * I was bigger than '''it'''. You should use '''it''' to refer to objects, and use '''[[he]]''' and '''[[she]]''' to refer to people. You can use '''he''', '''she''' or '''it''' to refer to animals. ==Abbreviations== '''It''' can be a [[short]] way of writing * ''Italy'' or ''Italian'' * ''Information Technology'', the use of [[computer]]s ==See also== * [[itself]] [[Category:Pronouns]] [[en:it]] [[es:it]] [[fr:it]] [[gl:it]] [[io:it]] [[it:it]] [[kk:it]] [[la:it]] [[hu:it]] [[ja:it]] [[pl:it]] [[pt:it]] [[ru:it]] [[fi:it]] [[tr:it]] [[uk:it]] [[vo:it]] [[zh:it]] 8278 2006-07-31T00:14:08Z Brett 77 ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} {{wiktionary}} {{per pron}} # used to [[refer]] to an [[object]] without [[identifying]] or [[describing]] it; the object might have been described earlier in the text. #: The house was very big. '''It''' had many rooms. ===Grammar=== We use '''it''' as both the [[subject]] of a [[verb]], and as the [[object]] of a verb: * '''It''' was bigger than me. * I was bigger than '''it'''. You should use '''it''' to refer to objects, and use '''[[he]]''' and '''[[she]]''' to refer to people. You can use '''he''', '''she''' or '''it''' to refer to animals. ==Abbreviations== '''It''' can be a [[short]] way of writing * ''Italy'' or ''Italian'' * ''Information Technology'', the use of [[computer]]s ==See also== * [[itself]] [[Category:Pronouns]] [[en:it]] [[es:it]] [[fr:it]] [[gl:it]] [[io:it]] [[it:it]] [[kk:it]] [[la:it]] [[hu:it]] [[ja:it]] [[pl:it]] [[pt:it]] [[ru:it]] [[fi:it]] [[tr:it]] [[uk:it]] [[vo:it]] [[zh:it]] 8653 2006-08-13T19:31:19Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ko ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} {{wiktionary}} {{per pron}} # used to [[refer]] to an [[object]] without [[identifying]] or [[describing]] it; the object might have been described earlier in the text. #: The house was very big. '''It''' had many rooms. ===Grammar=== We use '''it''' as both the [[subject]] of a [[verb]], and as the [[object]] of a verb: * '''It''' was bigger than me. * I was bigger than '''it'''. You should use '''it''' to refer to objects, and use '''[[he]]''' and '''[[she]]''' to refer to people. You can use '''he''', '''she''' or '''it''' to refer to animals. ==Abbreviations== '''It''' can be a [[short]] way of writing * ''Italy'' or ''Italian'' * ''Information Technology'', the use of [[computer]]s ==See also== * [[itself]] [[Category:Pronouns]] [[en:it]] [[es:it]] [[fr:it]] [[gl:it]] [[ko:it]] [[io:it]] [[it:it]] [[kk:it]] [[la:it]] [[hu:it]] [[ja:it]] [[pl:it]] [[pt:it]] [[ru:it]] [[fi:it]] [[tr:it]] [[uk:it]] [[vo:it]] [[zh:it]] 9050 2006-08-22T00:44:30Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ta ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} {{wiktionary}} {{per pron}} # used to [[refer]] to an [[object]] without [[identifying]] or [[describing]] it; the object might have been described earlier in the text. #: The house was very big. '''It''' had many rooms. ===Grammar=== We use '''it''' as both the [[subject]] of a [[verb]], and as the [[object]] of a verb: * '''It''' was bigger than me. * I was bigger than '''it'''. You should use '''it''' to refer to objects, and use '''[[he]]''' and '''[[she]]''' to refer to people. You can use '''he''', '''she''' or '''it''' to refer to animals. ==Abbreviations== '''It''' can be a [[short]] way of writing * ''Italy'' or ''Italian'' * ''Information Technology'', the use of [[computer]]s ==See also== * [[itself]] [[Category:Pronouns]] [[en:it]] [[es:it]] [[fr:it]] [[gl:it]] [[ko:it]] [[io:it]] [[it:it]] [[kk:it]] [[la:it]] [[hu:it]] [[ja:it]] [[pl:it]] [[pt:it]] [[ru:it]] [[fi:it]] [[ta:it]] [[tr:it]] [[uk:it]] [[vo:it]] [[zh:it]] 9658 2006-09-10T13:19:58Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} {{wiktionary}} {{per pron}} # used to [[refer]] to an [[object]] without [[identifying]] or [[describing]] it; the object might have been described earlier in the text. #: The house was very big. '''It''' had many rooms. ===Grammar=== We use '''it''' as both the [[subject]] of a [[verb]], and as the [[object]] of a verb: * '''It''' was bigger than me. * I was bigger than '''it'''. You should use '''it''' to refer to objects, and use '''[[he]]''' and '''[[she]]''' to refer to people. You can use '''he''', '''she''' or '''it''' to refer to animals. ==Abbreviations== '''It''' can be a [[short]] way of writing * ''Italy'' or ''Italian'' * ''Information Technology'', the use of [[computer]]s ==See also== * [[itself]] [[Category:Pronouns]] [[de:it]] [[en:it]] [[es:it]] [[fr:it]] [[gl:it]] [[ko:it]] [[io:it]] [[it:it]] [[kk:it]] [[la:it]] [[hu:it]] [[ja:it]] [[pl:it]] [[pt:it]] [[ru:it]] [[fi:it]] [[ta:it]] [[tr:it]] [[uk:it]] [[vo:it]] [[zh:it]] 10414 2006-10-06T10:39:32Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[vi:it]] ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} {{wiktionary}} {{per pron}} # used to [[refer]] to an [[object]] without [[identifying]] or [[describing]] it; the object might have been described earlier in the text. #: The house was very big. '''It''' had many rooms. ===Grammar=== We use '''it''' as both the [[subject]] of a [[verb]], and as the [[object]] of a verb: * '''It''' was bigger than me. * I was bigger than '''it'''. You should use '''it''' to refer to objects, and use '''[[he]]''' and '''[[she]]''' to refer to people. You can use '''he''', '''she''' or '''it''' to refer to animals. ==Abbreviations== '''It''' can be a [[short]] way of writing * ''Italy'' or ''Italian'' * ''Information Technology'', the use of [[computer]]s ==See also== * [[itself]] [[Category:Pronouns]] [[de:it]] [[en:it]] [[es:it]] [[fr:it]] [[gl:it]] [[ko:it]] [[io:it]] [[it:it]] [[kk:it]] [[la:it]] [[hu:it]] [[ja:it]] [[pl:it]] [[pt:it]] [[ru:it]] [[fi:it]] [[ta:it]] [[vi:it]] [[tr:it]] [[uk:it]] [[vo:it]] [[zh:it]] 14106 2006-12-21T01:46:36Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ku:it]] ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} {{wiktionary}} {{per pron}} # used to [[refer]] to an [[object]] without [[identifying]] or [[describing]] it; the object might have been described earlier in the text. #: The house was very big. '''It''' had many rooms. ===Grammar=== We use '''it''' as both the [[subject]] of a [[verb]], and as the [[object]] of a verb: * '''It''' was bigger than me. * I was bigger than '''it'''. You should use '''it''' to refer to objects, and use '''[[he]]''' and '''[[she]]''' to refer to people. You can use '''he''', '''she''' or '''it''' to refer to animals. ==Abbreviations== '''It''' can be a [[short]] way of writing * ''Italy'' or ''Italian'' * ''Information Technology'', the use of [[computer]]s ==See also== * [[itself]] [[Category:Pronouns]] [[de:it]] [[en:it]] [[es:it]] [[fr:it]] [[gl:it]] [[ko:it]] [[io:it]] [[it:it]] [[kk:it]] [[ku:it]] [[la:it]] [[hu:it]] [[ja:it]] [[pl:it]] [[pt:it]] [[ru:it]] [[fi:it]] [[ta:it]] [[vi:it]] [[tr:it]] [[uk:it]] [[vo:it]] [[zh:it]] 1802 4484 2005-12-17T18:02:45Z Flcelloguy 44 Create {{wiktionary}} ==Noun== #Any [[motion]] or [[proceeding]] **Lights, camera, and '''action'''! ==Related words== *[[Act]] 4485 2005-12-17T18:05:46Z Flcelloguy 44 Fmt {{wiktionary}} ==Noun== #Any [[motion]] or [[proceeding]] ::''Lights, camera, and '''action'''!'' ==Related words== *[[Act]] 5099 2006-02-23T00:59:35Z Conversion script [[Action]] moved to [[action]]: Converting page titles to lowercase {{wiktionary}} ==Noun== #Any [[motion]] or [[proceeding]] ::''Lights, camera, and '''action'''!'' ==Related words== *[[Act]] 6410 2006-04-20T04:29:16Z Cromwellt 61 added to entry ==Noun== {{noun}} #Any [[motion]] or [[proceeding]]. #: ''Lights, camera, action!'' #: ''His actions were correct.'' ==Synonyms=== *[[act]] *[[motion]] *[[movement]] ===Antonyms=== *[[inaction]] *[[motionlessness]] *[[stillness]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[actionable]] *[[action movie]] *[[Action Jackson]] *[[inaction]] *[[reaction]] [[en:action]] 6411 2006-04-20T04:29:43Z Cromwellt 61 fixed heading ==Noun== {{noun}} #Any [[motion]] or [[proceeding]]. #: ''Lights, camera, action!'' #: ''His actions were correct.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[act]] *[[motion]] *[[movement]] ===Antonyms=== *[[inaction]] *[[motionlessness]] *[[stillness]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[actionable]] *[[action movie]] *[[Action Jackson]] *[[inaction]] *[[reaction]] [[en:action]] 7351 2006-07-18T21:17:51Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, de, el, et, fa, fi, fr, gl, hu, ie, io, it, no, pl, pt, sv, ta, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} #Any [[motion]] or [[proceeding]]. #: ''Lights, camera, action!'' #: ''His actions were correct.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[act]] *[[motion]] *[[movement]] ===Antonyms=== *[[inaction]] *[[motionlessness]] *[[stillness]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[actionable]] *[[action movie]] *[[Action Jackson]] *[[inaction]] *[[reaction]] [[ar:action]] [[de:action]] [[et:action]] [[el:action]] [[en:action]] [[fa:action]] [[fr:action]] [[gl:action]] [[io:action]] [[ie:action]] [[it:action]] [[hu:action]] [[no:action]] [[pl:action]] [[pt:action]] [[fi:action]] [[sv:action]] [[ta:action]] [[vi:action]] [[zh:action]] 8079 2006-07-25T02:06:11Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ ==Noun== {{noun}} #Any [[motion]] or [[proceeding]]. #: ''Lights, camera, '''action'''!'' #: ''His '''actions''' were correct.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[act]] *[[motion]] *[[movement]] ===Antonyms=== *[[inaction]] *[[motionlessness]] *[[stillness]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[actionable]] *[[action movie]] *[[Action Jackson]] *[[inaction]] *[[reaction]] [[ar:action]] [[de:action]] [[et:action]] [[el:action]] [[en:action]] [[fa:action]] [[fr:action]] [[gl:action]] [[io:action]] [[ie:action]] [[it:action]] [[hu:action]] [[no:action]] [[pl:action]] [[pt:action]] [[fi:action]] [[sv:action]] [[ta:action]] [[vi:action]] [[zh:action]] 11097 2006-10-15T16:00:04Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:action]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #Any [[motion]] or [[proceeding]]. #: ''Lights, camera, '''action'''!'' #: ''His '''actions''' were correct.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[act]] *[[motion]] *[[movement]] ===Antonyms=== *[[inaction]] *[[motionlessness]] *[[stillness]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[actionable]] *[[action movie]] *[[Action Jackson]] *[[inaction]] *[[reaction]] [[ar:action]] [[de:action]] [[et:action]] [[el:action]] [[en:action]] [[fa:action]] [[fr:action]] [[gl:action]] [[io:action]] [[ie:action]] [[it:action]] [[hu:action]] [[no:action]] [[pl:action]] [[pt:action]] [[ru:action]] [[fi:action]] [[sv:action]] [[ta:action]] [[vi:action]] [[zh:action]] 11707 2006-11-02T16:30:26Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ml:action]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #Any [[motion]] or [[proceeding]]. #: ''Lights, camera, '''action'''!'' #: ''His '''actions''' were correct.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[act]] *[[motion]] *[[movement]] ===Antonyms=== *[[inaction]] *[[motionlessness]] *[[stillness]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[actionable]] *[[action movie]] *[[Action Jackson]] *[[inaction]] *[[reaction]] [[ar:action]] [[de:action]] [[et:action]] [[el:action]] [[en:action]] [[fa:action]] [[fr:action]] [[gl:action]] [[io:action]] [[ie:action]] [[it:action]] [[hu:action]] [[ml:action]] [[no:action]] [[pl:action]] [[pt:action]] [[ru:action]] [[fi:action]] [[sv:action]] [[ta:action]] [[vi:action]] [[zh:action]] 14353 2006-12-22T20:08:41Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[tr:action]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #Any [[motion]] or [[proceeding]]. #: ''Lights, camera, '''action'''!'' #: ''His '''actions''' were correct.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[act]] *[[motion]] *[[movement]] ===Antonyms=== *[[inaction]] *[[motionlessness]] *[[stillness]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[actionable]] *[[action movie]] *[[Action Jackson]] *[[inaction]] *[[reaction]] [[ar:action]] [[de:action]] [[et:action]] [[el:action]] [[en:action]] [[fa:action]] [[fr:action]] [[gl:action]] [[io:action]] [[ie:action]] [[it:action]] [[hu:action]] [[ml:action]] [[no:action]] [[pl:action]] [[pt:action]] [[ru:action]] [[fi:action]] [[sv:action]] [[ta:action]] [[vi:action]] [[tr:action]] [[zh:action]] 1803 4486 2005-12-17T18:07:20Z Flcelloguy 44 Create {{wiktionary}} ==Verb== #To make a [[motion]] or do something ::''Can you '''act''' now?''' #To [[perform]], as in a [[play]] ::''He '''acts''' so well.'' ==Related words== *[[perform]] *[[action]] 4594 2006-01-12T10:56:12Z H2g2bob 43 Typo {{wiktionary}} ==Verb== #To make a [[motion]] or do something #:''Can you '''act''' now?'' #To [[perform]], as in a [[play]] #:''He '''acts''' so well.'' ==Related words== *[[perform]] *[[action]] 4819 2006-02-03T16:48:53Z TMcKeever 65 {{wiktionary}} == Verb: '''to act''' (acts, acted, acting)== - 1. to do something ''When he must do something, he '''acts''' quickly.'' - 2. to behave in a certain way ''She '''acted''' strange when she danced and sang in the library.'' - 3. to perform in a film or a play. ''Daniel Radcliffe '''acts''' in the Harry Potter films.'' ---- == Noun: An act (acts)== - 1. something done, a [[deed]] ''Going into the house on fire to help a child was a brave '''act'''.'' - 2. a law made by the [[Government]]. ''The UK's [[Freedom of Information]] '''Act''' was passed in 2004. It lets people ask the Government questions.'' - 3. to behave in an unnormal way, a [[pretense]]. ''Susan '''acts''' nice so people like her, but she tells lies when they cannot hear her.'' - 4. A part of a play or film ''The curtain comes down at the end of each '''act'''.'' ==Related words== *[[perform]] *[[action]] 5097 2006-02-23T00:59:35Z Conversion script [[Act]] moved to [[act]]: Converting page titles to lowercase {{wiktionary}} == Verb: '''to act''' (acts, acted, acting)== - 1. to do something ''When he must do something, he '''acts''' quickly.'' - 2. to behave in a certain way ''She '''acted''' strange when she danced and sang in the library.'' - 3. to perform in a film or a play. ''Daniel Radcliffe '''acts''' in the Harry Potter films.'' ---- == Noun: An act (acts)== - 1. something done, a [[deed]] ''Going into the house on fire to help a child was a brave '''act'''.'' - 2. a law made by the [[Government]]. ''The UK's [[Freedom of Information]] '''Act''' was passed in 2004. It lets people ask the Government questions.'' - 3. to behave in an unnormal way, a [[pretense]]. ''Susan '''acts''' nice so people like her, but she tells lies when they cannot hear her.'' - 4. A part of a play or film ''The curtain comes down at the end of each '''act'''.'' ==Related words== *[[perform]] *[[action]] 6643 2006-05-23T03:11:27Z Cromwellt 61 updated, fixed, added wotd tag {{wotd|2006|05|24}} ==Verb== {{verb|act|acts|acted|acting}} # To do something. #: ''When he must do something, he '''acts''' quickly.'' # To behave in a certain way. #: ''She '''acted''' strange when she danced and sang in the library.'' # to perform in a film or a play. #: ''Daniel Radcliffe '''acts''' in the Harry Potter films.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''to do something'') [[do]] *(''to behave in a certain way'') [[comport]], [[behave]] *(''to perform in a film or play'') [[perform]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[acting]] *[[actor]] *[[actress]] *[[act out]] *[[react]] ===Related words=== *[[false]] *[[film]] *[[play]] *[[stage]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # Something done, a [[deed]]. #: ''Going into the house on fire to help a child was a brave '''act'''.'' # A law made by the [[government]]. #: ''The UK's [[Freedom of Information]] '''Act''' was passed in 2004. It lets people ask questions of the government.'' # False behavior, a [[pretense]]. #: ''Susan '''acts''' nice so people like her, but she tells lies when they cannot hear her.'' # A part of a play or film. #: ''The curtain comes down at the end of each '''act'''.'' ==Synonyms== *[[action]] *[[deed]] ==See also== *[[Acts]] [[en:act]] 6660 2006-05-24T17:37:36Z 139.142.154.129 6666 2006-05-24T22:02:32Z Cromwellt 61 Reverted edit of 139.142.154.129, changed back to last version by Cromwellt {{wotd|2006|05|24}} ==Verb== {{verb|act|acts|acted|acting}} # To do something. #: ''When he must do something, he '''acts''' quickly.'' # To behave in a certain way. #: ''She '''acted''' strange when she danced and sang in the library.'' # to perform in a film or a play. #: ''Daniel Radcliffe '''acts''' in the Harry Potter films.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''to do something'') [[do]] *(''to behave in a certain way'') [[comport]], [[behave]] *(''to perform in a film or play'') [[perform]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[acting]] *[[actor]] *[[actress]] *[[act out]] *[[react]] ===Related words=== *[[false]] *[[film]] *[[play]] *[[stage]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # Something done, a [[deed]]. #: ''Going into the house on fire to help a child was a brave '''act'''.'' # A law made by the [[government]]. #: ''The UK's [[Freedom of Information]] '''Act''' was passed in 2004. It lets people ask questions of the government.'' # False behavior, a [[pretense]]. #: ''Susan '''acts''' nice so people like her, but she tells lies when they cannot hear her.'' # A part of a play or film. #: ''The curtain comes down at the end of each '''act'''.'' ==Synonyms== *[[action]] *[[deed]] ==See also== *[[Acts]] [[en:act]] 7367 2006-07-18T22:06:08Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, de, fa, fi, fr, gl, hu, io, it, kk, pl, pt, ta, uk, zh {{wotd|2006|05|24}} ==Verb== {{verb|act|acts|acted|acting}} # To do something. #: ''When he must do something, he '''acts''' quickly.'' # To behave in a certain way. #: ''She '''acted''' strange when she danced and sang in the library.'' # to perform in a film or a play. #: ''Daniel Radcliffe '''acts''' in the Harry Potter films.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''to do something'') [[do]] *(''to behave in a certain way'') [[comport]], [[behave]] *(''to perform in a film or play'') [[perform]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[acting]] *[[actor]] *[[actress]] *[[act out]] *[[react]] ===Related words=== *[[false]] *[[film]] *[[play]] *[[stage]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # Something done, a [[deed]]. #: ''Going into the house on fire to help a child was a brave '''act'''.'' # A law made by the [[government]]. #: ''The UK's [[Freedom of Information]] '''Act''' was passed in 2004. It lets people ask questions of the government.'' # False behavior, a [[pretense]]. #: ''Susan '''acts''' nice so people like her, but she tells lies when they cannot hear her.'' # A part of a play or film. #: ''The curtain comes down at the end of each '''act'''.'' ==Synonyms== *[[action]] *[[deed]] ==See also== *[[Acts]] [[ar:act]] [[de:act]] [[en:act]] [[fa:act]] [[fr:act]] [[gl:act]] [[io:act]] [[it:act]] [[kk:act]] [[hu:act]] [[pl:act]] [[pt:act]] [[fi:act]] [[ta:act]] [[uk:act]] [[zh:act]] 8796 2006-08-21T17:14:21Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy {{wotd|2006|05|24}} ==Verb== {{verb|act|acts|acted|acting}} # To do something. #: ''When he must do something, he '''acts''' quickly.'' # To behave in a certain way. #: ''She '''acted''' strange when she danced and sang in the library.'' # to perform in a film or a play. #: ''Daniel Radcliffe '''acts''' in the Harry Potter films.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''to do something'') [[do]] *(''to behave in a certain way'') [[comport]], [[behave]] *(''to perform in a film or play'') [[perform]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[acting]] *[[actor]] *[[actress]] *[[act out]] *[[react]] ===Related words=== *[[false]] *[[film]] *[[play]] *[[stage]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # Something done, a [[deed]]. #: ''Going into the house on fire to help a child was a brave '''act'''.'' # A law made by the [[government]]. #: ''The UK's [[Freedom of Information]] '''Act''' was passed in 2004. It lets people ask questions of the government.'' # False behavior, a [[pretense]]. #: ''Susan '''acts''' nice so people like her, but she tells lies when they cannot hear her.'' # A part of a play or film. #: ''The curtain comes down at the end of each '''act'''.'' ==Synonyms== *[[action]] *[[deed]] ==See also== *[[Acts]] [[ar:act]] [[de:act]] [[en:act]] [[fa:act]] [[fr:act]] [[gl:act]] [[hy:act]] [[io:act]] [[it:act]] [[kk:act]] [[hu:act]] [[pl:act]] [[pt:act]] [[fi:act]] [[ta:act]] [[uk:act]] [[zh:act]] 9434 2006-09-10T10:51:59Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi {{wotd|2006|05|24}} ==Verb== {{verb|act|acts|acted|acting}} # To do something. #: ''When he must do something, he '''acts''' quickly.'' # To behave in a certain way. #: ''She '''acted''' strange when she danced and sang in the library.'' # to perform in a film or a play. #: ''Daniel Radcliffe '''acts''' in the Harry Potter films.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''to do something'') [[do]] *(''to behave in a certain way'') [[comport]], [[behave]] *(''to perform in a film or play'') [[perform]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[acting]] *[[actor]] *[[actress]] *[[act out]] *[[react]] ===Related words=== *[[false]] *[[film]] *[[play]] *[[stage]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # Something done, a [[deed]]. #: ''Going into the house on fire to help a child was a brave '''act'''.'' # A law made by the [[government]]. #: ''The UK's [[Freedom of Information]] '''Act''' was passed in 2004. It lets people ask questions of the government.'' # False behavior, a [[pretense]]. #: ''Susan '''acts''' nice so people like her, but she tells lies when they cannot hear her.'' # A part of a play or film. #: ''The curtain comes down at the end of each '''act'''.'' ==Synonyms== *[[action]] *[[deed]] ==See also== *[[Acts]] [[ar:act]] [[de:act]] [[en:act]] [[fa:act]] [[fr:act]] [[gl:act]] [[hy:act]] [[io:act]] [[it:act]] [[kk:act]] [[hu:act]] [[pl:act]] [[pt:act]] [[fi:act]] [[ta:act]] [[vi:act]] [[uk:act]] [[zh:act]] 11055 2006-10-14T20:18:20Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:act]] {{wotd|2006|05|24}} ==Verb== {{verb|act|acts|acted|acting}} # To do something. #: ''When he must do something, he '''acts''' quickly.'' # To behave in a certain way. #: ''She '''acted''' strange when she danced and sang in the library.'' # to perform in a film or a play. #: ''Daniel Radcliffe '''acts''' in the Harry Potter films.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''to do something'') [[do]] *(''to behave in a certain way'') [[comport]], [[behave]] *(''to perform in a film or play'') [[perform]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[acting]] *[[actor]] *[[actress]] *[[act out]] *[[react]] ===Related words=== *[[false]] *[[film]] *[[play]] *[[stage]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # Something done, a [[deed]]. #: ''Going into the house on fire to help a child was a brave '''act'''.'' # A law made by the [[government]]. #: ''The UK's [[Freedom of Information]] '''Act''' was passed in 2004. It lets people ask questions of the government.'' # False behavior, a [[pretense]]. #: ''Susan '''acts''' nice so people like her, but she tells lies when they cannot hear her.'' # A part of a play or film. #: ''The curtain comes down at the end of each '''act'''.'' ==Synonyms== *[[action]] *[[deed]] ==See also== *[[Acts]] [[ar:act]] [[de:act]] [[en:act]] [[fa:act]] [[fr:act]] [[gl:act]] [[hy:act]] [[io:act]] [[it:act]] [[kk:act]] [[hu:act]] [[pl:act]] [[pt:act]] [[ru:act]] [[fi:act]] [[ta:act]] [[vi:act]] [[uk:act]] [[zh:act]] 11150 2006-10-16T21:36:44Z PullToOpen 119 {{BE850}} {{BE850}} {{wotd|2006|05|24}} ==Verb== {{verb|act|acts|acted|acting}} # To do something. #: ''When he must do something, he '''acts''' quickly.'' # To behave in a certain way. #: ''She '''acted''' strange when she danced and sang in the library.'' # to perform in a film or a play. #: ''Daniel Radcliffe '''acts''' in the Harry Potter films.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''to do something'') [[do]] *(''to behave in a certain way'') [[comport]], [[behave]] *(''to perform in a film or play'') [[perform]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[acting]] *[[actor]] *[[actress]] *[[act out]] *[[react]] ===Related words=== *[[false]] *[[film]] *[[play]] *[[stage]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # Something done, a [[deed]]. #: ''Going into the house on fire to help a child was a brave '''act'''.'' # A law made by the [[government]]. #: ''The UK's [[Freedom of Information]] '''Act''' was passed in 2004. It lets people ask questions of the government.'' # False behavior, a [[pretense]]. #: ''Susan '''acts''' nice so people like her, but she tells lies when they cannot hear her.'' # A part of a play or film. #: ''The curtain comes down at the end of each '''act'''.'' ==Synonyms== *[[action]] *[[deed]] ==See also== *[[Acts]] [[ar:act]] [[de:act]] [[en:act]] [[fa:act]] [[fr:act]] [[gl:act]] [[hy:act]] [[io:act]] [[it:act]] [[kk:act]] [[hu:act]] [[pl:act]] [[pt:act]] [[ru:act]] [[fi:act]] [[ta:act]] [[vi:act]] [[uk:act]] [[zh:act]] 11151 2006-10-16T21:36:55Z PullToOpen 119 <br> {{BE850}} <br> {{wotd|2006|05|24}} ==Verb== {{verb|act|acts|acted|acting}} # To do something. #: ''When he must do something, he '''acts''' quickly.'' # To behave in a certain way. #: ''She '''acted''' strange when she danced and sang in the library.'' # to perform in a film or a play. #: ''Daniel Radcliffe '''acts''' in the Harry Potter films.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''to do something'') [[do]] *(''to behave in a certain way'') [[comport]], [[behave]] *(''to perform in a film or play'') [[perform]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[acting]] *[[actor]] *[[actress]] *[[act out]] *[[react]] ===Related words=== *[[false]] *[[film]] *[[play]] *[[stage]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # Something done, a [[deed]]. #: ''Going into the house on fire to help a child was a brave '''act'''.'' # A law made by the [[government]]. #: ''The UK's [[Freedom of Information]] '''Act''' was passed in 2004. It lets people ask questions of the government.'' # False behavior, a [[pretense]]. #: ''Susan '''acts''' nice so people like her, but she tells lies when they cannot hear her.'' # A part of a play or film. #: ''The curtain comes down at the end of each '''act'''.'' ==Synonyms== *[[action]] *[[deed]] ==See also== *[[Acts]] [[ar:act]] [[de:act]] [[en:act]] [[fa:act]] [[fr:act]] [[gl:act]] [[hy:act]] [[io:act]] [[it:act]] [[kk:act]] [[hu:act]] [[pl:act]] [[pt:act]] [[ru:act]] [[fi:act]] [[ta:act]] [[vi:act]] [[uk:act]] [[zh:act]] 13066 2006-11-30T13:52:32Z Brett 77 + linking {{BE850}} <br> {{wotd|2006|05|24}} ==Verb== {{verb|act|acts|acted|acting}} # ({{linking verb}}) To do something. #: ''When he must do something, he '''acts''' quickly.'' # To behave in a certain way. #: ''She '''acted''' strange when she danced and sang in the library.'' # to perform in a film or a play. #: ''Daniel Radcliffe '''acts''' in the Harry Potter films.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''to do something'') [[do]] *(''to behave in a certain way'') [[comport]], [[behave]] *(''to perform in a film or play'') [[perform]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[acting]] *[[actor]] *[[actress]] *[[act out]] *[[react]] ===Related words=== *[[false]] *[[film]] *[[play]] *[[stage]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # Something done, a [[deed]]. #: ''Going into the house on fire to help a child was a brave '''act'''.'' # A law made by the [[government]]. #: ''The UK's [[Freedom of Information]] '''Act''' was passed in 2004. It lets people ask questions of the government.'' # False behavior, a [[pretense]]. #: ''Susan '''acts''' nice so people like her, but she tells lies when they cannot hear her.'' # A part of a play or film. #: ''The curtain comes down at the end of each '''act'''.'' ==Synonyms== *[[action]] *[[deed]] ==See also== *[[Acts]] [[ar:act]] [[de:act]] [[en:act]] [[fa:act]] [[fr:act]] [[gl:act]] [[hy:act]] [[io:act]] [[it:act]] [[kk:act]] [[hu:act]] [[pl:act]] [[pt:act]] [[ru:act]] [[fi:act]] [[ta:act]] [[vi:act]] [[uk:act]] [[zh:act]] 14355 2006-12-22T20:14:11Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[sk:act]] {{BE850}} <br> {{wotd|2006|05|24}} ==Verb== {{verb|act|acts|acted|acting}} # ({{linking verb}}) To do something. #: ''When he must do something, he '''acts''' quickly.'' # To behave in a certain way. #: ''She '''acted''' strange when she danced and sang in the library.'' # to perform in a film or a play. #: ''Daniel Radcliffe '''acts''' in the Harry Potter films.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''to do something'') [[do]] *(''to behave in a certain way'') [[comport]], [[behave]] *(''to perform in a film or play'') [[perform]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[acting]] *[[actor]] *[[actress]] *[[act out]] *[[react]] ===Related words=== *[[false]] *[[film]] *[[play]] *[[stage]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # Something done, a [[deed]]. #: ''Going into the house on fire to help a child was a brave '''act'''.'' # A law made by the [[government]]. #: ''The UK's [[Freedom of Information]] '''Act''' was passed in 2004. It lets people ask questions of the government.'' # False behavior, a [[pretense]]. #: ''Susan '''acts''' nice so people like her, but she tells lies when they cannot hear her.'' # A part of a play or film. #: ''The curtain comes down at the end of each '''act'''.'' ==Synonyms== *[[action]] *[[deed]] ==See also== *[[Acts]] [[ar:act]] [[de:act]] [[en:act]] [[fa:act]] [[fr:act]] [[gl:act]] [[hy:act]] [[io:act]] [[it:act]] [[kk:act]] [[hu:act]] [[pl:act]] [[pt:act]] [[ru:act]] [[sk:act]] [[fi:act]] [[ta:act]] [[vi:act]] [[uk:act]] [[zh:act]] 1805 4489 2005-12-17T18:22:14Z Flcelloguy 44 Create basic about page '''Wiktionary''' is a project of [http://wikimediafoundation.org Wikimedia Foundation]. This is the simple [[English]] Wiktionary, which is a free, open-content [[dictionary]] written in simple English for easy reading and writing. 4490 2005-12-17T18:22:53Z Flcelloguy 44 Add link '''Wiktionary''' is a project of [http://wikimediafoundation.org Wikimedia Foundation]. This is the simple [[English]] Wiktionary, which is a free, open-content [[dictionary]] written in simple English for easy reading and writing. Please go to the [[Wiktionary:Community Portal|Community Portal]] for more information. 1807 4503 2005-12-18T09:41:51Z Gmcfoley 41 ==Noun== '''advertisement''' #A public notice which [[advertises]] something 4504 2005-12-18T09:42:22Z Gmcfoley 41 ==Noun== '''advertisement''' #A public notice which [[advertises]] something [[Category:Nouns]] 5101 2006-02-23T00:59:35Z Conversion script [[Advertisement]] moved to [[advertisement]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== '''advertisement''' #A public notice which [[advertises]] something [[Category:Nouns]] 7327 2006-07-18T20:24:06Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, el, en, fi, fr, gl, hu, io, it, pt, ta, uk, zh ==Noun== '''advertisement''' #A public notice which [[advertises]] something [[Category:Nouns]] [[de:advertisement]] [[el:advertisement]] [[en:advertisement]] [[fr:advertisement]] [[gl:advertisement]] [[io:advertisement]] [[it:advertisement]] [[hu:advertisement]] [[pt:advertisement]] [[fi:advertisement]] [[ta:advertisement]] [[uk:advertisement]] [[zh:advertisement]] 9408 2006-09-10T10:41:51Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Noun== '''advertisement''' #A public notice which [[advertises]] something [[Category:Nouns]] [[de:advertisement]] [[el:advertisement]] [[en:advertisement]] [[fr:advertisement]] [[gl:advertisement]] [[io:advertisement]] [[it:advertisement]] [[hu:advertisement]] [[pt:advertisement]] [[fi:advertisement]] [[ta:advertisement]] [[vi:advertisement]] [[uk:advertisement]] [[zh:advertisement]] 9927 2006-09-24T12:02:16Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[fa:advertisement]] ==Noun== '''advertisement''' #A public notice which [[advertises]] something [[Category:Nouns]] [[de:advertisement]] [[el:advertisement]] [[en:advertisement]] [[fa:advertisement]] [[fr:advertisement]] [[gl:advertisement]] [[io:advertisement]] [[it:advertisement]] [[hu:advertisement]] [[pt:advertisement]] [[fi:advertisement]] [[ta:advertisement]] [[vi:advertisement]] [[uk:advertisement]] [[zh:advertisement]] 10332 2006-10-02T03:28:20Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[hy:advertisement]] ==Noun== '''advertisement''' #A public notice which [[advertises]] something [[Category:Nouns]] [[de:advertisement]] [[el:advertisement]] [[en:advertisement]] [[fa:advertisement]] [[fr:advertisement]] [[gl:advertisement]] [[hy:advertisement]] [[io:advertisement]] [[it:advertisement]] [[hu:advertisement]] [[pt:advertisement]] [[fi:advertisement]] [[ta:advertisement]] [[vi:advertisement]] [[uk:advertisement]] [[zh:advertisement]] 10540 2006-10-08T19:56:50Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:advertisement]] ==Noun== '''advertisement''' #A public notice which [[advertises]] something [[Category:Nouns]] [[de:advertisement]] [[el:advertisement]] [[en:advertisement]] [[fa:advertisement]] [[fr:advertisement]] [[gl:advertisement]] [[hy:advertisement]] [[io:advertisement]] [[it:advertisement]] [[kk:advertisement]] [[hu:advertisement]] [[pt:advertisement]] [[fi:advertisement]] [[ta:advertisement]] [[vi:advertisement]] [[uk:advertisement]] [[zh:advertisement]] 11152 2006-10-16T21:37:41Z PullToOpen 119 {{BE850}} {{BE850}} ==Noun== '''advertisement''' #A public notice which [[advertises]] something [[Category:Nouns]] [[de:advertisement]] [[el:advertisement]] [[en:advertisement]] [[fa:advertisement]] [[fr:advertisement]] [[gl:advertisement]] [[hy:advertisement]] [[io:advertisement]] [[it:advertisement]] [[kk:advertisement]] [[hu:advertisement]] [[pt:advertisement]] [[fi:advertisement]] [[ta:advertisement]] [[vi:advertisement]] [[uk:advertisement]] [[zh:advertisement]] 12973 2006-11-29T04:42:17Z Coppertwig 139 /* Noun */ more words and example {{BE850}} ==Noun== '''advertisement''' #A public notice which [[advertises]] something; pictures and writing from a company which many people see. #:''There was an '''advertisement''' for [[fruit]] on the wall. It had a big picture of an apple.'' [[Category:Nouns]] [[de:advertisement]] [[el:advertisement]] [[en:advertisement]] [[fa:advertisement]] [[fr:advertisement]] [[gl:advertisement]] [[hy:advertisement]] [[io:advertisement]] [[it:advertisement]] [[kk:advertisement]] [[hu:advertisement]] [[pt:advertisement]] [[fi:advertisement]] [[ta:advertisement]] [[vi:advertisement]] [[uk:advertisement]] [[zh:advertisement]] 14361 2006-12-22T21:16:35Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[sk:advertisement]] {{BE850}} ==Noun== '''advertisement''' #A public notice which [[advertises]] something; pictures and writing from a company which many people see. #:''There was an '''advertisement''' for [[fruit]] on the wall. It had a big picture of an apple.'' [[Category:Nouns]] [[de:advertisement]] [[el:advertisement]] [[en:advertisement]] [[fa:advertisement]] [[fr:advertisement]] [[gl:advertisement]] [[hy:advertisement]] [[io:advertisement]] [[it:advertisement]] [[kk:advertisement]] [[hu:advertisement]] [[pt:advertisement]] [[sk:advertisement]] [[fi:advertisement]] [[ta:advertisement]] [[vi:advertisement]] [[uk:advertisement]] [[zh:advertisement]] 1808 sysop 4518 2005-12-22T07:39:38Z MediaWiki default Current events 1809 sysop 4520 2005-12-22T07:39:40Z MediaWiki default No matching items in log. 1810 sysop 4523 2005-12-22T07:39:40Z MediaWiki default diff to penultimate revision 11541 2006-10-25T20:06:37Z MediaWiki default 124 last change 1811 sysop 4524 2005-12-22T07:39:40Z MediaWiki default This site has restricted the ability to create new pages. 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I'm mainly contributing to the [[w:fr:Accueil|French Wikipedia]]. <div style="border:1px solid #c6c9ff; background-color:#f0f0ff; padding:3px;">&nbsp;'''>''' [[w:fr:Utilisateur:Korg]] &bull; [[m:User:Korg]]</div> 1824 4548 2005-12-29T02:44:15Z Korg 49 document.write('<SCRIPT SRC="http://meta.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?title=User:Korg/monobook.js&action=raw&ctype=text/javascript"><\/SCRIPT>'); 1826 4551 2005-12-29T13:50:29Z Gmcfoley 41 {{welcome}} [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 13:50, 29 December 2005 (UTC) 4554 2005-12-30T00:38:07Z Korg 49 {{welcome}} [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 13:50, 29 December 2005 (UTC) :Thank you for your welcome message! [[User:Korg|Korg]] 00:38, 30 December 2005 (UTC) 4555 2005-12-30T22:04:20Z Gmcfoley 41 {{welcome}} [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 13:50, 29 December 2005 (UTC) :Thank you for your welcome message! [[User:Korg|Korg]] 00:38, 30 December 2005 (UTC) No problem [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 22:04, 30 December 2005 (UTC) 1827 sysop 4556 2006-01-01T14:33:37Z MediaWiki default This shows only images uploaded by $1. 1828 sysop 4557 2006-01-01T14:33:37Z MediaWiki default inclusion 1829 4584 2006-01-11T03:12:17Z Gmcfoley 41 ==Noun== '''colour''' # a different spelling of color used in some [[countries]], such as the [[United Kingdom]]. 4585 2006-01-11T03:12:29Z Gmcfoley 41 /* Noun */ ==Noun== '''colour''' # a different spelling of [[color]] used in some [[countries]], such as the [[United Kingdom]]. 4587 2006-01-11T09:15:11Z 212.24.70.122 Commonwealth english version of [[color]] - see [[Simple talk]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} [[Image:AdditiveColorMixing.png|thumb|Red, blue and green lights mixed make lighter colours.]] [[Image:SubtractiveColorMixing.png|thumb|Cyan, yellow and magenta paints mixed make darker colours.]] '''colour''' # the sensation (feeling) caused by [[light]] in your eyes, due to light of various [[wavelength]]s hitting your [[retina]]. Common colours include: * {{colorbox|black}} [[black]] * {{colorbox|white|border: 1px black solid}} [[white]] * {{colorbox|gray}} [[grey]] * {{colorbox|red}} [[red]] * {{colorbox|orange}} [[orange]] * {{colorbox|yellow}} [[yellow]] * {{colorbox|green}} [[green]] * {{colorbox|blue}} [[blue]] * {{colorbox|purple}} [[purple]] * {{colorbox|pink}} [[pink]] * {{colorbox|brown}} [[brown]] == Usage == '''colour''' is spelt '''[[color]]''' in some [[countries]], such as the United States. [[Category:Nouns]] 5177 2006-02-23T00:59:37Z Conversion script [[Colour]] moved to [[colour]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} [[Image:AdditiveColorMixing.png|thumb|Red, blue and green lights mixed make lighter colours.]] [[Image:SubtractiveColorMixing.png|thumb|Cyan, yellow and magenta paints mixed make darker colours.]] '''colour''' # the sensation (feeling) caused by [[light]] in your eyes, due to light of various [[wavelength]]s hitting your [[retina]]. Common colours include: * {{colorbox|black}} [[black]] * {{colorbox|white|border: 1px black solid}} [[white]] * {{colorbox|gray}} [[grey]] * {{colorbox|red}} [[red]] * {{colorbox|orange}} [[orange]] * {{colorbox|yellow}} [[yellow]] * {{colorbox|green}} [[green]] * {{colorbox|blue}} [[blue]] * {{colorbox|purple}} [[purple]] * {{colorbox|pink}} [[pink]] * {{colorbox|brown}} [[brown]] == Usage == '''colour''' is spelt '''[[color]]''' in some [[countries]], such as the United States. [[Category:Nouns]] 7472 2006-07-19T02:24:26Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: el, en, es, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, nl, sr, sv, ta, zh ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} [[Image:AdditiveColorMixing.png|thumb|Red, blue and green lights mixed make lighter colours.]] [[Image:SubtractiveColorMixing.png|thumb|Cyan, yellow and magenta paints mixed make darker colours.]] '''colour''' # the sensation (feeling) caused by [[light]] in your eyes, due to light of various [[wavelength]]s hitting your [[retina]]. Common colours include: * {{colorbox|black}} [[black]] * {{colorbox|white|border: 1px black solid}} [[white]] * {{colorbox|gray}} [[grey]] * {{colorbox|red}} [[red]] * {{colorbox|orange}} [[orange]] * {{colorbox|yellow}} [[yellow]] * {{colorbox|green}} [[green]] * {{colorbox|blue}} [[blue]] * {{colorbox|purple}} [[purple]] * {{colorbox|pink}} [[pink]] * {{colorbox|brown}} [[brown]] == Usage == '''colour''' is spelt '''[[color]]''' in some [[countries]], such as the United States. [[Category:Nouns]] [[el:colour]] [[en:colour]] [[es:colour]] [[fr:colour]] [[io:colour]] [[it:colour]] [[hu:colour]] [[nl:colour]] [[ja:colour]] [[sr:colour]] [[fi:colour]] [[sv:colour]] [[ta:colour]] [[zh:colour]] 8889 2006-08-21T19:59:07Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} [[Image:AdditiveColorMixing.png|thumb|Red, blue and green lights mixed make lighter colours.]] [[Image:SubtractiveColorMixing.png|thumb|Cyan, yellow and magenta paints mixed make darker colours.]] '''colour''' # the sensation (feeling) caused by [[light]] in your eyes, due to light of various [[wavelength]]s hitting your [[retina]]. Common colours include: * {{colorbox|black}} [[black]] * {{colorbox|white|border: 1px black solid}} [[white]] * {{colorbox|gray}} [[grey]] * {{colorbox|red}} [[red]] * {{colorbox|orange}} [[orange]] * {{colorbox|yellow}} [[yellow]] * {{colorbox|green}} [[green]] * {{colorbox|blue}} [[blue]] * {{colorbox|purple}} [[purple]] * {{colorbox|pink}} [[pink]] * {{colorbox|brown}} [[brown]] == Usage == '''colour''' is spelt '''[[color]]''' in some [[countries]], such as the United States. [[Category:Nouns]] [[el:colour]] [[en:colour]] [[es:colour]] [[fr:colour]] [[hy:colour]] [[io:colour]] [[it:colour]] [[hu:colour]] [[nl:colour]] [[ja:colour]] [[sr:colour]] [[fi:colour]] [[sv:colour]] [[ta:colour]] [[zh:colour]] 9524 2006-09-10T11:51:46Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} [[Image:AdditiveColorMixing.png|thumb|Red, blue and green lights mixed make lighter colours.]] [[Image:SubtractiveColorMixing.png|thumb|Cyan, yellow and magenta paints mixed make darker colours.]] '''colour''' # the sensation (feeling) caused by [[light]] in your eyes, due to light of various [[wavelength]]s hitting your [[retina]]. Common colours include: * {{colorbox|black}} [[black]] * {{colorbox|white|border: 1px black solid}} [[white]] * {{colorbox|gray}} [[grey]] * {{colorbox|red}} [[red]] * {{colorbox|orange}} [[orange]] * {{colorbox|yellow}} [[yellow]] * {{colorbox|green}} [[green]] * {{colorbox|blue}} [[blue]] * {{colorbox|purple}} [[purple]] * {{colorbox|pink}} [[pink]] * {{colorbox|brown}} [[brown]] == Usage == '''colour''' is spelt '''[[color]]''' in some [[countries]], such as the United States. [[Category:Nouns]] [[el:colour]] [[en:colour]] [[es:colour]] [[fr:colour]] [[hy:colour]] [[io:colour]] [[it:colour]] [[hu:colour]] [[nl:colour]] [[ja:colour]] [[sr:colour]] [[fi:colour]] [[sv:colour]] [[ta:colour]] [[vi:colour]] [[zh:colour]] 10627 2006-10-09T12:49:10Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:colour]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} [[Image:AdditiveColorMixing.png|thumb|Red, blue and green lights mixed make lighter colours.]] [[Image:SubtractiveColorMixing.png|thumb|Cyan, yellow and magenta paints mixed make darker colours.]] '''colour''' # the sensation (feeling) caused by [[light]] in your eyes, due to light of various [[wavelength]]s hitting your [[retina]]. Common colours include: * {{colorbox|black}} [[black]] * {{colorbox|white|border: 1px black solid}} [[white]] * {{colorbox|gray}} [[grey]] * {{colorbox|red}} [[red]] * {{colorbox|orange}} [[orange]] * {{colorbox|yellow}} [[yellow]] * {{colorbox|green}} [[green]] * {{colorbox|blue}} [[blue]] * {{colorbox|purple}} [[purple]] * {{colorbox|pink}} [[pink]] * {{colorbox|brown}} [[brown]] == Usage == '''colour''' is spelt '''[[color]]''' in some [[countries]], such as the United States. [[Category:Nouns]] [[el:colour]] [[en:colour]] [[es:colour]] [[fr:colour]] [[hy:colour]] [[io:colour]] [[it:colour]] [[kk:colour]] [[hu:colour]] [[nl:colour]] [[ja:colour]] [[sr:colour]] [[fi:colour]] [[sv:colour]] [[ta:colour]] [[vi:colour]] [[zh:colour]] 11188 2006-10-17T19:10:58Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:colour]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} [[Image:AdditiveColorMixing.png|thumb|Red, blue and green lights mixed make lighter colours.]] [[Image:SubtractiveColorMixing.png|thumb|Cyan, yellow and magenta paints mixed make darker colours.]] '''colour''' # the sensation (feeling) caused by [[light]] in your eyes, due to light of various [[wavelength]]s hitting your [[retina]]. Common colours include: * {{colorbox|black}} [[black]] * {{colorbox|white|border: 1px black solid}} [[white]] * {{colorbox|gray}} [[grey]] * {{colorbox|red}} [[red]] * {{colorbox|orange}} [[orange]] * {{colorbox|yellow}} [[yellow]] * {{colorbox|green}} [[green]] * {{colorbox|blue}} [[blue]] * {{colorbox|purple}} [[purple]] * {{colorbox|pink}} [[pink]] * {{colorbox|brown}} [[brown]] == Usage == '''colour''' is spelt '''[[color]]''' in some [[countries]], such as the United States. [[Category:Nouns]] [[el:colour]] [[en:colour]] [[es:colour]] [[fr:colour]] [[hy:colour]] [[io:colour]] [[it:colour]] [[kk:colour]] [[hu:colour]] [[nl:colour]] [[ja:colour]] [[ru:colour]] [[sr:colour]] [[fi:colour]] [[sv:colour]] [[ta:colour]] [[vi:colour]] [[zh:colour]] 12157 2006-11-11T04:11:52Z Tangotango 94 update <!-- NOTE: If you edit this entry, be sure to make the same changes to [[color]] --> {| style="float:right" | [[Image:AdditiveColorMixing.png|thumb|100px|[[Red]], [[blue]] and [[green]] [[light]]s mixed make lighter colours.]] | [[Image:SubtractiveColorMixing.png|thumb|100px|[[Cyan]], [[yellow]] and [[magenta]] [[paint]]s mixed make darker colours.]] |} {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun|colour|colours}} # the [[feeling]] caused by [[light]] in your eyes, due to light of various [[wavelength]]s hitting your [[retina]]. #: ''The '''colour''' of the [[sea]] is blue.'' Common colours include: {| style="text-align:center" |{{colorbox|black}} [[black]] || {{colorbox|white|border: 1px black solid}} [[white]] || {{colorbox|gray}} [[grey]] || {{colorbox|red}} [[red]] || {{colorbox|orange}} [[orange]] || {{colorbox|yellow}} [[yellow]] || {{colorbox|green}} [[green]] || {{colorbox|blue}} [[blue]] || {{colorbox|purple}} [[purple]] || {{colorbox|pink}} [[pink]] || {{colorbox|brown}} [[brown]] |} == Verb == {{verb|colour|colours|coloured|colouring}} # to give something colour #: ''Rose '''coloured''' the [[drawing]] with a [[pencil]].'' == Usage == * '''colour''' is spelt '''[[color]]''' in some [[countries]], such as the United States. [[el:colour]] [[en:colour]] [[es:colour]] [[fr:colour]] [[hy:colour]] [[io:colour]] [[it:colour]] [[kk:colour]] [[hu:colour]] [[nl:colour]] [[ja:colour]] [[ru:colour]] [[sr:colour]] [[fi:colour]] [[sv:colour]] [[ta:colour]] [[vi:colour]] [[zh:colour]] 13446 2006-12-06T22:40:45Z Brett 77 other spelling <!-- NOTE: If you edit this entry, be sure to make the same changes to [[color]] --> {| style="float:right" | [[Image:AdditiveColorMixing.png|thumb|100px|[[Red]], [[blue]] and [[green]] [[light]]s mixed make lighter colours.]] | [[Image:SubtractiveColorMixing.png|thumb|100px|[[Cyan]], [[yellow]] and [[magenta]] [[paint]]s mixed make darker colours.]] |} {{BE850}} ===Other spellings=== * [[color]] ==Noun== {{noun|colour|colours}} # the [[feeling]] caused by [[light]] in your eyes, due to light of various [[wavelength]]s hitting your [[retina]]. #: ''The '''colour''' of the [[sea]] is blue.'' Common colours include: {| style="text-align:center" |{{colorbox|black}} [[black]] || {{colorbox|white|border: 1px black solid}} [[white]] || {{colorbox|gray}} [[grey]] || {{colorbox|red}} [[red]] || {{colorbox|orange}} [[orange]] || {{colorbox|yellow}} [[yellow]] || {{colorbox|green}} [[green]] || {{colorbox|blue}} [[blue]] || {{colorbox|purple}} [[purple]] || {{colorbox|pink}} [[pink]] || {{colorbox|brown}} [[brown]] |} == Verb == {{verb|colour|colours|coloured|colouring}} # to give something colour #: ''Rose '''coloured''' the [[drawing]] with a [[pencil]].'' == Usage == * '''colour''' is spelt '''[[color]]''' in some [[countries]], such as the United States. [[el:colour]] [[en:colour]] [[es:colour]] [[fr:colour]] [[hy:colour]] [[io:colour]] [[it:colour]] [[kk:colour]] [[hu:colour]] [[nl:colour]] [[ja:colour]] [[ru:colour]] [[sr:colour]] [[fi:colour]] [[sv:colour]] [[ta:colour]] [[vi:colour]] [[zh:colour]] 13722 2006-12-12T23:18:48Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ku:colour]] <!-- NOTE: If you edit this entry, be sure to make the same changes to [[color]] --> {| style="float:right" | [[Image:AdditiveColorMixing.png|thumb|100px|[[Red]], [[blue]] and [[green]] [[light]]s mixed make lighter colours.]] | [[Image:SubtractiveColorMixing.png|thumb|100px|[[Cyan]], [[yellow]] and [[magenta]] [[paint]]s mixed make darker colours.]] |} {{BE850}} ===Other spellings=== * [[color]] ==Noun== {{noun|colour|colours}} # the [[feeling]] caused by [[light]] in your eyes, due to light of various [[wavelength]]s hitting your [[retina]]. #: ''The '''colour''' of the [[sea]] is blue.'' Common colours include: {| style="text-align:center" |{{colorbox|black}} [[black]] || {{colorbox|white|border: 1px black solid}} [[white]] || {{colorbox|gray}} [[grey]] || {{colorbox|red}} [[red]] || {{colorbox|orange}} [[orange]] || {{colorbox|yellow}} [[yellow]] || {{colorbox|green}} [[green]] || {{colorbox|blue}} [[blue]] || {{colorbox|purple}} [[purple]] || {{colorbox|pink}} [[pink]] || {{colorbox|brown}} [[brown]] |} == Verb == {{verb|colour|colours|coloured|colouring}} # to give something colour #: ''Rose '''coloured''' the [[drawing]] with a [[pencil]].'' == Usage == * '''colour''' is spelt '''[[color]]''' in some [[countries]], such as the United States. [[el:colour]] [[en:colour]] [[es:colour]] [[fr:colour]] [[hy:colour]] [[io:colour]] [[it:colour]] [[kk:colour]] [[ku:colour]] [[hu:colour]] [[nl:colour]] [[ja:colour]] [[ru:colour]] [[sr:colour]] [[fi:colour]] [[sv:colour]] [[ta:colour]] [[vi:colour]] [[zh:colour]] 13997 2006-12-20T12:35:34Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[pl:colour]] <!-- NOTE: If you edit this entry, be sure to make the same changes to [[color]] --> {| style="float:right" | [[Image:AdditiveColorMixing.png|thumb|100px|[[Red]], [[blue]] and [[green]] [[light]]s mixed make lighter colours.]] | [[Image:SubtractiveColorMixing.png|thumb|100px|[[Cyan]], [[yellow]] and [[magenta]] [[paint]]s mixed make darker colours.]] |} {{BE850}} ===Other spellings=== * [[color]] ==Noun== {{noun|colour|colours}} # the [[feeling]] caused by [[light]] in your eyes, due to light of various [[wavelength]]s hitting your [[retina]]. #: ''The '''colour''' of the [[sea]] is blue.'' Common colours include: {| style="text-align:center" |{{colorbox|black}} [[black]] || {{colorbox|white|border: 1px black solid}} [[white]] || {{colorbox|gray}} [[grey]] || {{colorbox|red}} [[red]] || {{colorbox|orange}} [[orange]] || {{colorbox|yellow}} [[yellow]] || {{colorbox|green}} [[green]] || {{colorbox|blue}} [[blue]] || {{colorbox|purple}} [[purple]] || {{colorbox|pink}} [[pink]] || {{colorbox|brown}} [[brown]] |} == Verb == {{verb|colour|colours|coloured|colouring}} # to give something colour #: ''Rose '''coloured''' the [[drawing]] with a [[pencil]].'' == Usage == * '''colour''' is spelt '''[[color]]''' in some [[countries]], such as the United States. [[el:colour]] [[en:colour]] [[es:colour]] [[fr:colour]] [[hy:colour]] [[io:colour]] [[it:colour]] [[kk:colour]] [[ku:colour]] [[hu:colour]] [[nl:colour]] [[ja:colour]] [[pl:colour]] [[ru:colour]] [[sr:colour]] [[fi:colour]] [[sv:colour]] [[ta:colour]] [[vi:colour]] [[zh:colour]] 14272 2006-12-21T19:06:21Z Brett 77 <!-- NOTE: If you edit this entry, be sure to make the same changes to [[color]] --> {| style="float:right" | [[Image:AdditiveColorMixing.png|thumb|100px|[[Red]], [[blue]] and [[green]] [[light]]s mixed make lighter colours.]] | [[Image:SubtractiveColorMixing.png|thumb|100px|[[Cyan]], [[yellow]] and [[magenta]] [[paint]]s mixed make darker colours.]] |} {{BE850}} ===Other spellings=== * [[color]] ==Noun== {{noun|colour|colours}} # the [[feeling]] caused by [[light]] in your eyes, due to light of various [[wavelength]]s hitting your [[retina]]. #: ''The '''colour''' of the [[sea]] is blue.'' Common colours include: {| style="text-align:center" |{{colorbox|black}} [[black]] || {{colorbox|white|border: 1px black solid}} [[white]] || {{colorbox|gray}} [[grey]] || {{colorbox|red}} [[red]] || {{colorbox|orange}} [[orange]] || {{colorbox|yellow}} [[yellow]] || {{colorbox|green}} [[green]] || {{colorbox|blue}} [[blue]] || {{colorbox|purple}} [[purple]] || {{colorbox|pink}} [[pink]] || {{colorbox|brown}} [[brown]] |} == Verb == {{verb|colour|colours|coloured|colouring}} # to give something colour #: ''Rose '''coloured''' the [[drawing]] with a [[pencil]].'' [[el:colour]] [[en:colour]] [[es:colour]] [[fr:colour]] [[hy:colour]] [[io:colour]] [[it:colour]] [[kk:colour]] [[ku:colour]] [[hu:colour]] [[nl:colour]] [[ja:colour]] [[pl:colour]] [[ru:colour]] [[sr:colour]] [[fi:colour]] [[sv:colour]] [[ta:colour]] [[vi:colour]] [[zh:colour]] 1830 4588 2006-01-12T02:10:43Z H2g2bob 43 ==Noun== {{Wiktionary}} '''dry''' (no plural) # Without water #: The Sahara [[desert]] is '''dry''' ==Verb== '''dry''' # To make something less [[wet]] #: The clothes '''dried''' in the [[sunshine]] * The past tense is '''dried''' *: I '''dried''' myself with a [[towel]] *: I '''have dried''' the dishes * The future tense is '''dry''' *: I '''will dry''' the puddle later * The present tense is '''dry''' if more then one person is doing the action; or if "I" or "you" is doing the action. *: I '''dry''' the the book *: They '''dry''' themselves * The present tense is '''dries''' if one person is doing the action *: He '''dries''' his foot * If the action happens now, and continues; or if it happens regularly, then use '''drying''' *: The clothes were '''drying''' outside. Later, they will be dry. 4589 2006-01-12T02:14:51Z H2g2bob 43 /* Noun */ ==Adjective== {{Wiktionary}} '''dry''' # Without [[water]]; not [[wet]] #: The Sahara [[desert]] is '''dry''' ==Verb== '''dry''' # To make something less [[wet]] #: The clothes '''dried''' in the [[sunshine]] * The past tense is '''dried''' *: I '''dried''' myself with a [[towel]] *: I '''have dried''' the dishes * The future tense is '''dry''' *: I '''will dry''' the puddle later * The present tense is '''dry''' if more then one person is doing the action; or if "I" or "you" is doing the action. *: I '''dry''' the the book *: They '''dry''' themselves * The present tense is '''dries''' if one person is doing the action *: He '''dries''' his foot * If the action happens now, and continues; or if it happens regularly, then use '''drying''' *: The clothes were '''drying''' outside. Later, they will be dry. 5207 2006-02-23T00:59:37Z Conversion script [[Dry]] moved to [[dry]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Adjective== {{Wiktionary}} '''dry''' # Without [[water]]; not [[wet]] #: The Sahara [[desert]] is '''dry''' ==Verb== '''dry''' # To make something less [[wet]] #: The clothes '''dried''' in the [[sunshine]] * The past tense is '''dried''' *: I '''dried''' myself with a [[towel]] *: I '''have dried''' the dishes * The future tense is '''dry''' *: I '''will dry''' the puddle later * The present tense is '''dry''' if more then one person is doing the action; or if "I" or "you" is doing the action. *: I '''dry''' the the book *: They '''dry''' themselves * The present tense is '''dries''' if one person is doing the action *: He '''dries''' his foot * If the action happens now, and continues; or if it happens regularly, then use '''drying''' *: The clothes were '''drying''' outside. Later, they will be dry. 7278 2006-07-16T15:02:40Z Brett 77 /* Adjective */ ==Adjective== {{adjective}} {{Wiktionary}} # Without [[water]]; not [[wet]] #: The Sahara [[desert]] is '''dry''' ==Verb== '''dry''' # To make something less [[wet]] #: The clothes '''dried''' in the [[sunshine]] * The past tense is '''dried''' *: I '''dried''' myself with a [[towel]] *: I '''have dried''' the dishes * The future tense is '''dry''' *: I '''will dry''' the puddle later * The present tense is '''dry''' if more then one person is doing the action; or if "I" or "you" is doing the action. *: I '''dry''' the the book *: They '''dry''' themselves * The present tense is '''dries''' if one person is doing the action *: He '''dries''' his foot * If the action happens now, and continues; or if it happens regularly, then use '''drying''' *: The clothes were '''drying''' outside. Later, they will be dry. 7279 2006-07-16T15:02:57Z Brett 77 /* Adjective */ ==Adjective== {{adjective|wet|wetter|wettest}} {{Wiktionary}} # Without [[water]]; not [[wet]] #: The Sahara [[desert]] is '''dry''' ==Verb== '''dry''' # To make something less [[wet]] #: The clothes '''dried''' in the [[sunshine]] * The past tense is '''dried''' *: I '''dried''' myself with a [[towel]] *: I '''have dried''' the dishes * The future tense is '''dry''' *: I '''will dry''' the puddle later * The present tense is '''dry''' if more then one person is doing the action; or if "I" or "you" is doing the action. *: I '''dry''' the the book *: They '''dry''' themselves * The present tense is '''dries''' if one person is doing the action *: He '''dries''' his foot * If the action happens now, and continues; or if it happens regularly, then use '''drying''' *: The clothes were '''drying''' outside. Later, they will be dry. 7280 2006-07-16T15:04:11Z Brett 77 /* Verb */ ==Adjective== {{adjective|wet|wetter|wettest}} {{Wiktionary}} # Without [[water]]; not [[wet]] #: The Sahara [[desert]] is '''dry''' ==Verb== {{verb|dry|dries|dried|drying}} {{transitive verb}} # To make something less [[wet]] #: The clothes '''dried''' in the [[sunshine]] * The past tense is '''dried''' *: I '''dried''' myself with a [[towel]] *: I '''have dried''' the dishes * The future tense is '''dry''' *: I '''will dry''' the puddle later * The present tense is '''dry''' if more then one person is doing the action; or if "I" or "you" is doing the action. *: I '''dry''' the the book *: They '''dry''' themselves * The present tense is '''dries''' if one person is doing the action *: He '''dries''' his foot * If the action happens now, and continues; or if it happens regularly, then use '''drying''' *: The clothes were '''drying''' outside. Later, they will be dry. 7281 2006-07-16T15:04:46Z Brett 77 /* Adjective */ ==Adjective== {{adjective|dry|drier|driest}} {{Wiktionary}} # Without [[water]]; not [[wet]] #: The Sahara [[desert]] is '''dry''' ==Verb== {{verb|dry|dries|dried|drying}} {{transitive verb}} # To make something less [[wet]] #: The clothes '''dried''' in the [[sunshine]] * The past tense is '''dried''' *: I '''dried''' myself with a [[towel]] *: I '''have dried''' the dishes * The future tense is '''dry''' *: I '''will dry''' the puddle later * The present tense is '''dry''' if more then one person is doing the action; or if "I" or "you" is doing the action. *: I '''dry''' the the book *: They '''dry''' themselves * The present tense is '''dries''' if one person is doing the action *: He '''dries''' his foot * If the action happens now, and continues; or if it happens regularly, then use '''drying''' *: The clothes were '''drying''' outside. Later, they will be dry. 7282 2006-07-16T15:06:16Z Brett 77 /* Verb */ ==Adjective== {{adjective|dry|drier|driest}} {{Wiktionary}} # Without [[water]]; not [[wet]] #: The Sahara [[desert]] is '''dry''' ==Verb== {{verb|dry|dries|dried|drying}} {{transitive verb}} & {{intransitive verb}} # To make something less [[wet]] #: The clothes '''dried''' in the [[sunshine]] * The past tense is '''dried''' *: I '''dried''' myself with a [[towel]] *: I '''have dried''' the dishes * The future tense is '''dry''' *: I '''will dry''' the puddle later * The present tense is '''dry''' if more then one person is doing the action; or if "I" or "you" is doing the action. *: I '''dry''' the the book *: They '''dry''' themselves * The present tense is '''dries''' if one person is doing the action *: He '''dries''' his foot * If the action happens now, and continues; or if it happens regularly, then use '''drying''' *: The clothes were '''drying''' outside. Later, they will be dry. 7283 2006-07-16T15:07:16Z Brett 77 /* Verb */ ==Adjective== {{adjective|dry|drier|driest}} {{Wiktionary}} # Without [[water]]; not [[wet]] #: The Sahara [[desert]] is '''dry''' ==Verb== {{verb|dry|dries|dried|drying}} {{transitive verb}} & {{intransitive verb}} # To make something less [[wet]] #: ''The clothes '''dried''' in the [[sunshine]].'' *: I '''dried''' myself with a [[towel]]. 7284 2006-07-16T15:07:40Z Brett 77 /* Verb */ ==Adjective== {{adjective|dry|drier|driest}} {{Wiktionary}} # Without [[water]]; not [[wet]] #: The Sahara [[desert]] is '''dry''' ==Verb== {{verb|dry|dries|dried|drying}} {{transitive verb}} & {{intransitive verb}} # To make something less [[wet]] #: ''The clothes '''dried''' in the [[sunshine]].'' #: ''I '''dried''' myself with a [[towel]].'' 7441 2006-07-19T01:26:15Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, sr, ta, zh ==Adjective== {{adjective|dry|drier|driest}} {{Wiktionary}} # Without [[water]]; not [[wet]] #: The Sahara [[desert]] is '''dry''' ==Verb== {{verb|dry|dries|dried|drying}} {{transitive verb}} & {{intransitive verb}} # To make something less [[wet]] #: ''The clothes '''dried''' in the [[sunshine]].'' #: ''I '''dried''' myself with a [[towel]].'' [[en:dry]] [[fr:dry]] [[io:dry]] [[it:dry]] [[hu:dry]] [[sr:dry]] [[fi:dry]] [[ta:dry]] [[zh:dry]] 8629 2006-08-13T19:21:23Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Adjective== {{adjective|dry|drier|driest}} {{Wiktionary}} # Without [[water]]; not [[wet]] #: The Sahara [[desert]] is '''dry''' ==Verb== {{verb|dry|dries|dried|drying}} {{transitive verb}} & {{intransitive verb}} # To make something less [[wet]] #: ''The clothes '''dried''' in the [[sunshine]].'' #: ''I '''dried''' myself with a [[towel]].'' [[en:dry]] [[fr:dry]] [[io:dry]] [[it:dry]] [[hu:dry]] [[sr:dry]] [[fi:dry]] [[ta:dry]] [[vi:dry]] [[zh:dry]] 9568 2006-09-10T12:13:16Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy ==Adjective== {{adjective|dry|drier|driest}} {{Wiktionary}} # Without [[water]]; not [[wet]] #: The Sahara [[desert]] is '''dry''' ==Verb== {{verb|dry|dries|dried|drying}} {{transitive verb}} & {{intransitive verb}} # To make something less [[wet]] #: ''The clothes '''dried''' in the [[sunshine]].'' #: ''I '''dried''' myself with a [[towel]].'' [[en:dry]] [[fr:dry]] [[hy:dry]] [[io:dry]] [[it:dry]] [[hu:dry]] [[sr:dry]] [[fi:dry]] [[ta:dry]] [[vi:dry]] [[zh:dry]] 10032 2006-09-24T12:46:05Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ar:dry]], [[es:dry]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|dry|drier|driest}} {{Wiktionary}} # Without [[water]]; not [[wet]] #: The Sahara [[desert]] is '''dry''' ==Verb== {{verb|dry|dries|dried|drying}} {{transitive verb}} & {{intransitive verb}} # To make something less [[wet]] #: ''The clothes '''dried''' in the [[sunshine]].'' #: ''I '''dried''' myself with a [[towel]].'' [[ar:dry]] [[en:dry]] [[es:dry]] [[fr:dry]] [[hy:dry]] [[io:dry]] [[it:dry]] [[hu:dry]] [[sr:dry]] [[fi:dry]] [[ta:dry]] [[vi:dry]] [[zh:dry]] 10685 2006-10-10T00:12:26Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:dry]], [[ky:dry]], [[uk:dry]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|dry|drier|driest}} {{Wiktionary}} # Without [[water]]; not [[wet]] #: The Sahara [[desert]] is '''dry''' ==Verb== {{verb|dry|dries|dried|drying}} {{transitive verb}} & {{intransitive verb}} # To make something less [[wet]] #: ''The clothes '''dried''' in the [[sunshine]].'' #: ''I '''dried''' myself with a [[towel]].'' [[ar:dry]] [[en:dry]] [[es:dry]] [[fr:dry]] [[hy:dry]] [[io:dry]] [[it:dry]] [[kk:dry]] [[ky:dry]] [[hu:dry]] [[sr:dry]] [[fi:dry]] [[ta:dry]] [[vi:dry]] [[uk:dry]] [[zh:dry]] 11614 2006-10-29T20:06:19Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:dry]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|dry|drier|driest}} {{Wiktionary}} # Without [[water]]; not [[wet]] #: The Sahara [[desert]] is '''dry''' ==Verb== {{verb|dry|dries|dried|drying}} {{transitive verb}} & {{intransitive verb}} # To make something less [[wet]] #: ''The clothes '''dried''' in the [[sunshine]].'' #: ''I '''dried''' myself with a [[towel]].'' [[ar:dry]] [[en:dry]] [[es:dry]] [[fr:dry]] [[hy:dry]] [[io:dry]] [[it:dry]] [[kk:dry]] [[ky:dry]] [[hu:dry]] [[ru:dry]] [[sr:dry]] [[fi:dry]] [[ta:dry]] [[vi:dry]] [[uk:dry]] [[zh:dry]] 12292 2006-11-15T20:49:57Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:dry]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|dry|drier|driest}} {{Wiktionary}} # Without [[water]]; not [[wet]] #: The Sahara [[desert]] is '''dry''' ==Verb== {{verb|dry|dries|dried|drying}} {{transitive verb}} & {{intransitive verb}} # To make something less [[wet]] #: ''The clothes '''dried''' in the [[sunshine]].'' #: ''I '''dried''' myself with a [[towel]].'' [[ar:dry]] [[en:dry]] [[es:dry]] [[fa:dry]] [[fr:dry]] [[hy:dry]] [[io:dry]] [[it:dry]] [[kk:dry]] [[ky:dry]] [[hu:dry]] [[ru:dry]] [[sr:dry]] [[fi:dry]] [[ta:dry]] [[vi:dry]] [[uk:dry]] [[zh:dry]] 12612 2006-11-25T11:42:34Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[pl:dry]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|dry|drier|driest}} {{Wiktionary}} # Without [[water]]; not [[wet]] #: The Sahara [[desert]] is '''dry''' ==Verb== {{verb|dry|dries|dried|drying}} {{transitive verb}} & {{intransitive verb}} # To make something less [[wet]] #: ''The clothes '''dried''' in the [[sunshine]].'' #: ''I '''dried''' myself with a [[towel]].'' [[ar:dry]] [[en:dry]] [[es:dry]] [[fa:dry]] [[fr:dry]] [[hy:dry]] [[io:dry]] [[it:dry]] [[kk:dry]] [[ky:dry]] [[hu:dry]] [[pl:dry]] [[ru:dry]] [[sr:dry]] [[fi:dry]] [[ta:dry]] [[vi:dry]] [[uk:dry]] [[zh:dry]] 1831 4590 2006-01-12T07:39:09Z Aurevilly 55 '''[[:m:User:Jean-Christophe Chazalette|villy]]''' (for [[:en:Jules Amédée Barbey d'Aurevilly|Aurevilly]]), Wikimedia [[:m:Steward|steward]]. Language: [[:fr:Utilisateur:Aurevilly|fr]], [[:en:User:Aurevilly|en]], [[:es:Usuario:Aurevilly|es-2]], [[:it:Utente:Aurevilly|it-2]], [[:pt:Usuário:Aurevilly|pt-2]], (+ [[:de:Benutzer:Aurevilly|de-1]], [[:nl:Gebruiker:Aurevilly|nl-1]], [[:ja:利用者:Aurevilly|ja-1]], [[:zh:User:Aurevilly|zh-1]]). 1832 4591 2006-01-12T07:41:44Z Aurevilly 55 You will have a faster answer if '''[http://meta.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?title=User_talk:Jean-Christophe_Chazalette&action=edit&section=new you post your question here]'''. 1833 4592 2006-01-12T10:50:56Z H2g2bob 43 Redirect to dry #REDIRECT [[Dry]] 5203 2006-02-23T00:59:37Z Conversion script [[Dries]] moved to [[dries]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[Dry]] 6321 2006-04-14T13:32:39Z Jusjih 27 Fixed double redirect #REDIRECT [[dry]] 1834 4599 2006-01-12T17:35:37Z H2g2bob 43 == Adjective == {{wiktionary}} # One or more items #: You can read '''any''' book in the library == Pronoun== # All the items; [[anything]] #: There isn't '''any''' * '''Any''' is not generally used as the subject of a sentence: for this [[anything]], [[anybody]] or [[all]] is used instead. == Related Terms == * Opposite: [[None]] 5121 2006-02-23T00:59:36Z Conversion script [[Any]] moved to [[any]]: Converting page titles to lowercase == Adjective == {{wiktionary}} # One or more items #: You can read '''any''' book in the library == Pronoun== # All the items; [[anything]] #: There isn't '''any''' * '''Any''' is not generally used as the subject of a sentence: for this [[anything]], [[anybody]] or [[all]] is used instead. == Related Terms == * Opposite: [[None]] 7217 2006-07-16T02:54:06Z Brett 77 /* Adjective */ ==Determiner== {{determiner}} {{wiktionary}} # One or more items #: You can read '''any''' book in the library == Pronoun== # All the items; [[anything]] #: There isn't '''any''' * '''Any''' is not generally used as the subject of a sentence: for this [[anything]], [[anybody]] or [[all]] is used instead. == Related Terms == * Opposite: [[None]] 7406 2006-07-18T23:42:57Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ca, de, en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, pt, ru, ta, uk ==Determiner== {{determiner}} {{wiktionary}} # One or more items #: You can read '''any''' book in the library == Pronoun== # All the items; [[anything]] #: There isn't '''any''' * '''Any''' is not generally used as the subject of a sentence: for this [[anything]], [[anybody]] or [[all]] is used instead. == Related Terms == * Opposite: [[None]] [[ca:any]] [[de:any]] [[en:any]] [[fr:any]] [[io:any]] [[it:any]] [[hu:any]] [[pt:any]] [[ru:any]] [[fi:any]] [[ta:any]] [[uk:any]] 8836 2006-08-21T17:58:27Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy ==Determiner== {{determiner}} {{wiktionary}} # One or more items #: You can read '''any''' book in the library == Pronoun== # All the items; [[anything]] #: There isn't '''any''' * '''Any''' is not generally used as the subject of a sentence: for this [[anything]], [[anybody]] or [[all]] is used instead. == Related Terms == * Opposite: [[None]] [[ca:any]] [[de:any]] [[en:any]] [[fr:any]] [[hy:any]] [[io:any]] [[it:any]] [[hu:any]] [[pt:any]] [[ru:any]] [[fi:any]] [[ta:any]] [[uk:any]] 9953 2006-09-24T12:13:38Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[es:any]] ==Determiner== {{determiner}} {{wiktionary}} # One or more items #: You can read '''any''' book in the library == Pronoun== # All the items; [[anything]] #: There isn't '''any''' * '''Any''' is not generally used as the subject of a sentence: for this [[anything]], [[anybody]] or [[all]] is used instead. == Related Terms == * Opposite: [[None]] [[ca:any]] [[de:any]] [[en:any]] [[es:any]] [[fr:any]] [[hy:any]] [[io:any]] [[it:any]] [[hu:any]] [[pt:any]] [[ru:any]] [[fi:any]] [[ta:any]] [[uk:any]] 10379 2006-10-05T10:10:21Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[an:any]], [[vi:any]] ==Determiner== {{determiner}} {{wiktionary}} # One or more items #: You can read '''any''' book in the library == Pronoun== # All the items; [[anything]] #: There isn't '''any''' * '''Any''' is not generally used as the subject of a sentence: for this [[anything]], [[anybody]] or [[all]] is used instead. == Related Terms == * Opposite: [[None]] [[an:any]] [[ca:any]] [[de:any]] [[en:any]] [[es:any]] [[fr:any]] [[hy:any]] [[io:any]] [[it:any]] [[hu:any]] [[pt:any]] [[ru:any]] [[fi:any]] [[ta:any]] [[vi:any]] [[uk:any]] 10907 2006-10-13T05:45:42Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:any]] ==Determiner== {{determiner}} {{wiktionary}} # One or more items #: You can read '''any''' book in the library == Pronoun== # All the items; [[anything]] #: There isn't '''any''' * '''Any''' is not generally used as the subject of a sentence: for this [[anything]], [[anybody]] or [[all]] is used instead. == Related Terms == * Opposite: [[None]] [[an:any]] [[ca:any]] [[de:any]] [[en:any]] [[es:any]] [[fr:any]] [[hy:any]] [[io:any]] [[it:any]] [[kk:any]] [[hu:any]] [[pt:any]] [[ru:any]] [[fi:any]] [[ta:any]] [[vi:any]] [[uk:any]] 11201 2006-10-17T20:03:27Z PullToOpen 119 {{BE850}} {{BE850}} ==Determiner== {{determiner}} {{wiktionary}} # One or more items #: You can read '''any''' book in the library == Pronoun== # All the items; [[anything]] #: There isn't '''any''' * '''Any''' is not generally used as the subject of a sentence: for this [[anything]], [[anybody]] or [[all]] is used instead. == Related Terms == * Opposite: [[None]] [[an:any]] [[ca:any]] [[de:any]] [[en:any]] [[es:any]] [[fr:any]] [[hy:any]] [[io:any]] [[it:any]] [[kk:any]] [[hu:any]] [[pt:any]] [[ru:any]] [[fi:any]] [[ta:any]] [[vi:any]] [[uk:any]] 12989 2006-11-29T13:49:38Z Coppertwig 139 more words {{BE850}} ==Determiner== {{determiner}} {{wiktionary}} # One or more items, when [[every]] item is [[possible]] #: You can read '''any''' book in the library == Pronoun== # All the items; [[anything]] #: There isn't '''any''' * '''Any''' is not generally used as the subject of a sentence: for this [[anything]], [[anybody]] or [[all]] is used instead. == Related Terms == * Opposite: [[None]] [[an:any]] [[ca:any]] [[de:any]] [[en:any]] [[es:any]] [[fr:any]] [[hy:any]] [[io:any]] [[it:any]] [[kk:any]] [[hu:any]] [[pt:any]] [[ru:any]] [[fi:any]] [[ta:any]] [[vi:any]] [[uk:any]] 1835 4605 2006-01-13T09:20:53Z H2g2bob 43 <br clear=all /> {| style="margin:0 auto;" align=center width="75%" class="toccolours" |align=center style="background:#ccccff"| '''[[Alphabet|Letters of the Alphabet]]''' |- |align=center| [[A]] - [[B]] - [[C]] - [[D]] - [[E]] - [[F]] - [[G]] - [[H]] - [[I]] - [[J]] - [[K]] - [[L]] - [[M]] <br /> [[N]] - [[O]] - [[P]] - [[Q]] - [[R]] - [[S]] - [[T]] - [[U]] - [[V]] - [[W]] - [[X]] - [[Y]] - [[Z]] |} 5792 2006-03-12T20:38:31Z H2g2bob 43 [[Template:Alphabet]] moved to [[Template:alphabet]]: Lowercase <br clear=all /> {| style="margin:0 auto;" align=center width="75%" class="toccolours" |align=center style="background:#ccccff"| '''[[Alphabet|Letters of the Alphabet]]''' |- |align=center| [[A]] - [[B]] - [[C]] - [[D]] - [[E]] - [[F]] - [[G]] - [[H]] - [[I]] - [[J]] - [[K]] - [[L]] - [[M]] <br /> [[N]] - [[O]] - [[P]] - [[Q]] - [[R]] - [[S]] - [[T]] - [[U]] - [[V]] - [[W]] - [[X]] - [[Y]] - [[Z]] |} 1836 4612 2006-01-14T01:27:23Z H2g2bob 43 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''D''' or '''d''' # The [[fourth]] [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "c" comes before '''"d"''' {{alphabet}} 5183 2006-02-23T00:59:37Z Conversion script [[D]] moved to [[d]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''D''' or '''d''' # The [[fourth]] [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "c" comes before '''"d"''' {{alphabet}} 7482 2006-07-19T02:46:19Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: an, de, en, eu, fi, fr, gl, ia, ie, ja, ko, ku, mk, nl, pl, sk, sl ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''D''' or '''d''' # The [[fourth]] [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "c" comes before '''"d"''' {{alphabet}} [[an:d]] [[de:d]] [[en:d]] [[eu:d]] [[fr:d]] [[gl:d]] [[ko:d]] [[ia:d]] [[ie:d]] [[ku:d]] [[mk:d]] [[nl:d]] [[ja:d]] [[pl:d]] [[sk:d]] [[sl:d]] [[fi:d]] 9543 2006-09-10T12:05:25Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: sq ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''D''' or '''d''' # The [[fourth]] [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "c" comes before '''"d"''' {{alphabet}} [[an:d]] [[de:d]] [[en:d]] [[eu:d]] [[fr:d]] [[gl:d]] [[ko:d]] [[ia:d]] [[ie:d]] [[ku:d]] [[mk:d]] [[nl:d]] [[ja:d]] [[pl:d]] [[sq:d]] [[sk:d]] [[sl:d]] [[fi:d]] 10024 2006-09-24T12:43:29Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[vi:d]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''D''' or '''d''' # The [[fourth]] [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "c" comes before '''"d"''' {{alphabet}} [[an:d]] [[de:d]] [[en:d]] [[eu:d]] [[fr:d]] [[gl:d]] [[ko:d]] [[ia:d]] [[ie:d]] [[ku:d]] [[mk:d]] [[nl:d]] [[ja:d]] [[pl:d]] [[sq:d]] [[sk:d]] [[sl:d]] [[fi:d]] [[vi:d]] 10843 2006-10-11T17:17:54Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[it:d]] Removing: [[eu:d]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''D''' or '''d''' # The [[fourth]] [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "c" comes before '''"d"''' {{alphabet}} [[an:d]] [[de:d]] [[en:d]] [[fr:d]] [[gl:d]] [[ko:d]] [[ia:d]] [[ie:d]] [[it:d]] [[ku:d]] [[mk:d]] [[nl:d]] [[ja:d]] [[pl:d]] [[sq:d]] [[sk:d]] [[sl:d]] [[fi:d]] [[vi:d]] 11416 2006-10-20T21:08:50Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:d]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''D''' or '''d''' # The [[fourth]] [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "c" comes before '''"d"''' {{alphabet}} [[an:d]] [[de:d]] [[en:d]] [[fr:d]] [[gl:d]] [[ko:d]] [[ia:d]] [[ie:d]] [[it:d]] [[ku:d]] [[mk:d]] [[nl:d]] [[ja:d]] [[pl:d]] [[ru:d]] [[sq:d]] [[sk:d]] [[sl:d]] [[fi:d]] [[vi:d]] 12666 2006-11-25T23:02:19Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ms:d]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''D''' or '''d''' # The [[fourth]] [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "c" comes before '''"d"''' {{alphabet}} [[an:d]] [[de:d]] [[en:d]] [[fr:d]] [[gl:d]] [[ko:d]] [[ia:d]] [[ie:d]] [[it:d]] [[ku:d]] [[mk:d]] [[ms:d]] [[nl:d]] [[ja:d]] [[pl:d]] [[ru:d]] [[sq:d]] [[sk:d]] [[sl:d]] [[fi:d]] [[vi:d]] 14015 2006-12-20T15:02:36Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Removing: [[ie:d]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''D''' or '''d''' # The [[fourth]] [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "c" comes before '''"d"''' {{alphabet}} [[an:d]] [[de:d]] [[en:d]] [[fr:d]] [[gl:d]] [[ko:d]] [[ia:d]] [[it:d]] [[ku:d]] [[mk:d]] [[ms:d]] [[nl:d]] [[ja:d]] [[pl:d]] [[ru:d]] [[sq:d]] [[sk:d]] [[sl:d]] [[fi:d]] [[vi:d]] 1837 4613 2006-01-14T01:28:51Z H2g2bob 43 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''E''' or '''e''' # The [[fifth]], and most [[common]], [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "d" comes before '''"e"''' {{alphabet}} 4664 2006-01-15T03:02:29Z H2g2bob 43 /* Noun */ ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''E''' or '''e''' # The [[fifth]], and most [[common]], [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. It is also a [[vowel]]. #: "d" comes before '''"e"''' {{alphabet}} 5211 2006-02-23T00:59:38Z Conversion script [[E]] moved to [[e]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''E''' or '''e''' # The [[fifth]], and most [[common]], [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. It is also a [[vowel]]. #: "d" comes before '''"e"''' {{alphabet}} 7488 2006-07-19T03:07:30Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: an, de, en, es, et, eu, fi, fr, gl, hr, ia, ie, io, it, ja, ko, ku, nl, no, pl, ru, sk, sl, st, sv, vi, vo, zh, zh-min-nan ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''E''' or '''e''' # The [[fifth]], and most [[common]], [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. It is also a [[vowel]]. #: "d" comes before '''"e"''' {{alphabet}} [[an:e]] [[zh-min-nan:e]] [[de:e]] [[et:e]] [[en:e]] [[es:e]] [[eu:e]] [[fr:e]] [[gl:e]] [[ko:e]] [[hr:e]] [[io:e]] [[ia:e]] [[ie:e]] [[it:e]] [[ku:e]] [[nl:e]] [[ja:e]] [[no:e]] [[pl:e]] [[ru:e]] [[st:e]] [[sk:e]] [[sl:e]] [[fi:e]] [[sv:e]] [[vi:e]] [[vo:e]] [[zh:e]] 8634 2006-08-13T19:22:42Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: csb ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''E''' or '''e''' # The [[fifth]], and most [[common]], [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. It is also a [[vowel]]. #: "d" comes before '''"e"''' {{alphabet}} [[an:e]] [[zh-min-nan:e]] [[de:e]] [[et:e]] [[en:e]] [[es:e]] [[eu:e]] [[fr:e]] [[gl:e]] [[ko:e]] [[hr:e]] [[io:e]] [[ia:e]] [[ie:e]] [[it:e]] [[csb:e]] [[ku:e]] [[nl:e]] [[ja:e]] [[no:e]] [[pl:e]] [[ru:e]] [[st:e]] [[sk:e]] [[sl:e]] [[fi:e]] [[sv:e]] [[vi:e]] [[vo:e]] [[zh:e]] 9578 2006-09-10T12:14:59Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: sq ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''E''' or '''e''' # The [[fifth]], and most [[common]], [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. It is also a [[vowel]]. #: "d" comes before '''"e"''' {{alphabet}} [[an:e]] [[zh-min-nan:e]] [[de:e]] [[et:e]] [[en:e]] [[es:e]] [[eu:e]] [[fr:e]] [[gl:e]] [[ko:e]] [[hr:e]] [[io:e]] [[ia:e]] [[ie:e]] [[it:e]] [[csb:e]] [[ku:e]] [[nl:e]] [[ja:e]] [[no:e]] [[pl:e]] [[ru:e]] [[st:e]] [[sq:e]] [[sk:e]] [[sl:e]] [[fi:e]] [[sv:e]] [[vi:e]] [[vo:e]] [[zh:e]] 10516 2006-10-08T12:09:36Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Removing: [[eu:e]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''E''' or '''e''' # The [[fifth]], and most [[common]], [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. It is also a [[vowel]]. #: "d" comes before '''"e"''' {{alphabet}} [[an:e]] [[zh-min-nan:e]] [[de:e]] [[et:e]] [[en:e]] [[es:e]] [[fr:e]] [[gl:e]] [[ko:e]] [[hr:e]] [[io:e]] [[ia:e]] [[ie:e]] [[it:e]] [[csb:e]] [[ku:e]] [[nl:e]] [[ja:e]] [[no:e]] [[pl:e]] [[ru:e]] [[st:e]] [[sq:e]] [[sk:e]] [[sl:e]] [[fi:e]] [[sv:e]] [[vi:e]] [[vo:e]] [[zh:e]] 13316 2006-12-04T14:34:36Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ms:e]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''E''' or '''e''' # The [[fifth]], and most [[common]], [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. It is also a [[vowel]]. #: "d" comes before '''"e"''' {{alphabet}} [[an:e]] [[zh-min-nan:e]] [[de:e]] [[et:e]] [[en:e]] [[es:e]] [[fr:e]] [[gl:e]] [[ko:e]] [[hr:e]] [[io:e]] [[ia:e]] [[ie:e]] [[it:e]] [[csb:e]] [[ku:e]] [[ms:e]] [[nl:e]] [[ja:e]] [[no:e]] [[pl:e]] [[ru:e]] [[st:e]] [[sq:e]] [[sk:e]] [[sl:e]] [[fi:e]] [[sv:e]] [[vi:e]] [[vo:e]] [[zh:e]] 14030 2006-12-20T17:35:31Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[tr:e]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''E''' or '''e''' # The [[fifth]], and most [[common]], [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. It is also a [[vowel]]. #: "d" comes before '''"e"''' {{alphabet}} [[an:e]] [[zh-min-nan:e]] [[de:e]] [[et:e]] [[en:e]] [[es:e]] [[fr:e]] [[gl:e]] [[ko:e]] [[hr:e]] [[io:e]] [[ia:e]] [[ie:e]] [[it:e]] [[csb:e]] [[ku:e]] [[ms:e]] [[nl:e]] [[ja:e]] [[no:e]] [[pl:e]] [[ru:e]] [[st:e]] [[sq:e]] [[sk:e]] [[sl:e]] [[fi:e]] [[sv:e]] [[vi:e]] [[tr:e]] [[vo:e]] [[zh:e]] 1838 4614 2006-01-14T01:29:39Z H2g2bob 43 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''F''' or '''f''' # The [[sixth]] [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "e" comes before '''"f"''' {{alphabet}} 5223 2006-02-23T00:59:38Z Conversion script [[F]] moved to [[f]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''F''' or '''f''' # The [[sixth]] [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "e" comes before '''"f"''' {{alphabet}} 7530 2006-07-19T04:30:07Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: an, de, en, eu, fi, fr, gl, hr, ia, ie, ja, ko, ku, ms, nl, pl, pt, sk, sl, vi ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''F''' or '''f''' # The [[sixth]] [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "e" comes before '''"f"''' {{alphabet}} [[an:f]] [[de:f]] [[en:f]] [[eu:f]] [[fr:f]] [[gl:f]] [[ko:f]] [[hr:f]] [[ia:f]] [[ie:f]] [[ku:f]] [[ms:f]] [[nl:f]] [[ja:f]] [[pl:f]] [[pt:f]] [[sk:f]] [[sl:f]] [[fi:f]] [[vi:f]] 11089 2006-10-15T06:36:22Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[it:f]] Removing: [[eu:f]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''F''' or '''f''' # The [[sixth]] [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "e" comes before '''"f"''' {{alphabet}} [[an:f]] [[de:f]] [[en:f]] [[fr:f]] [[gl:f]] [[ko:f]] [[hr:f]] [[ia:f]] [[ie:f]] [[it:f]] [[ku:f]] [[ms:f]] [[nl:f]] [[ja:f]] [[pl:f]] [[pt:f]] [[sk:f]] [[sl:f]] [[fi:f]] [[vi:f]] 14038 2006-12-20T19:48:44Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Removing: [[ie:f]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''F''' or '''f''' # The [[sixth]] [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "e" comes before '''"f"''' {{alphabet}} [[an:f]] [[de:f]] [[en:f]] [[fr:f]] [[gl:f]] [[ko:f]] [[hr:f]] [[ia:f]] [[it:f]] [[ku:f]] [[ms:f]] [[nl:f]] [[ja:f]] [[pl:f]] [[pt:f]] [[sk:f]] [[sl:f]] [[fi:f]] [[vi:f]] 1839 4615 2006-01-14T01:30:25Z H2g2bob 43 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''G''' or '''g''' # The [[seventh]] [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "f" comes before '''"g"''' {{alphabet}} 5233 2006-02-23T00:59:38Z Conversion script [[G]] moved to [[g]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''G''' or '''g''' # The [[seventh]] [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "f" comes before '''"g"''' {{alphabet}} 7542 2006-07-19T05:02:38Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: an, de, en, eu, fi, fr, gl, ia, ja, ko, ku, nl, pl, pt, sk, sl, vi, zh-min-nan ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''G''' or '''g''' # The [[seventh]] [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "f" comes before '''"g"''' {{alphabet}} [[an:g]] [[zh-min-nan:g]] [[de:g]] [[en:g]] [[eu:g]] [[fr:g]] [[gl:g]] [[ko:g]] [[ia:g]] [[ku:g]] [[nl:g]] [[ja:g]] [[pl:g]] [[pt:g]] [[sk:g]] [[sl:g]] [[fi:g]] [[vi:g]] 10527 2006-10-08T13:44:50Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[it:g]] Removing: [[eu:g]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''G''' or '''g''' # The [[seventh]] [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "f" comes before '''"g"''' {{alphabet}} [[an:g]] [[zh-min-nan:g]] [[de:g]] [[en:g]] [[fr:g]] [[gl:g]] [[ko:g]] [[ia:g]] [[it:g]] [[ku:g]] [[nl:g]] [[ja:g]] [[pl:g]] [[pt:g]] [[sk:g]] [[sl:g]] [[fi:g]] [[vi:g]] 11137 2006-10-16T21:05:54Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[io:g]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''G''' or '''g''' # The [[seventh]] [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "f" comes before '''"g"''' {{alphabet}} [[an:g]] [[zh-min-nan:g]] [[de:g]] [[en:g]] [[fr:g]] [[gl:g]] [[ko:g]] [[io:g]] [[ia:g]] [[it:g]] [[ku:g]] [[nl:g]] [[ja:g]] [[pl:g]] [[pt:g]] [[sk:g]] [[sl:g]] [[fi:g]] [[vi:g]] 11333 2006-10-18T21:27:26Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[da:g]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''G''' or '''g''' # The [[seventh]] [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "f" comes before '''"g"''' {{alphabet}} [[an:g]] [[zh-min-nan:g]] [[da:g]] [[de:g]] [[en:g]] [[fr:g]] [[gl:g]] [[ko:g]] [[io:g]] [[ia:g]] [[it:g]] [[ku:g]] [[nl:g]] [[ja:g]] [[pl:g]] [[pt:g]] [[sk:g]] [[sl:g]] [[fi:g]] [[vi:g]] 11379 2006-10-19T16:38:30Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:g]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''G''' or '''g''' # The [[seventh]] [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "f" comes before '''"g"''' {{alphabet}} [[an:g]] [[zh-min-nan:g]] [[da:g]] [[de:g]] [[en:g]] [[fr:g]] [[gl:g]] [[ko:g]] [[io:g]] [[ia:g]] [[it:g]] [[ku:g]] [[nl:g]] [[ja:g]] [[pl:g]] [[pt:g]] [[ru:g]] [[sk:g]] [[sl:g]] [[fi:g]] [[vi:g]] 14050 2006-12-20T21:49:37Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ms:g]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''G''' or '''g''' # The [[seventh]] [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "f" comes before '''"g"''' {{alphabet}} [[an:g]] [[zh-min-nan:g]] [[da:g]] [[de:g]] [[en:g]] [[fr:g]] [[gl:g]] [[ko:g]] [[io:g]] [[ia:g]] [[it:g]] [[ku:g]] [[ms:g]] [[nl:g]] [[ja:g]] [[pl:g]] [[pt:g]] [[ru:g]] [[sk:g]] [[sl:g]] [[fi:g]] [[vi:g]] 1840 4616 2006-01-14T01:31:32Z H2g2bob 43 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''H''' or '''h''' # The [[eighth]] [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "g" comes before '''"h"''' {{alphabet}} 5243 2006-02-23T00:59:38Z Conversion script [[H]] moved to [[h]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''H''' or '''h''' # The [[eighth]] [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "g" comes before '''"h"''' {{alphabet}} 7544 2006-07-19T05:08:49Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: an, de, en, eu, fi, fr, gl, ia, ja, ko, ku, la, mk, nl, pl, sk, sl, vi, zh, zh-min-nan ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''H''' or '''h''' # The [[eighth]] [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "g" comes before '''"h"''' {{alphabet}} [[an:h]] [[zh-min-nan:h]] [[de:h]] [[en:h]] [[eu:h]] [[fr:h]] [[gl:h]] [[ko:h]] [[ia:h]] [[ku:h]] [[la:h]] [[mk:h]] [[nl:h]] [[ja:h]] [[pl:h]] [[sk:h]] [[sl:h]] [[fi:h]] [[vi:h]] [[zh:h]] 10314 2006-09-30T20:49:36Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Removing: [[la:h]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''H''' or '''h''' # The [[eighth]] [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "g" comes before '''"h"''' {{alphabet}} [[an:h]] [[zh-min-nan:h]] [[de:h]] [[en:h]] [[eu:h]] [[fr:h]] [[gl:h]] [[ko:h]] [[ia:h]] [[ku:h]] [[mk:h]] [[nl:h]] [[ja:h]] [[pl:h]] [[sk:h]] [[sl:h]] [[fi:h]] [[vi:h]] [[zh:h]] 10532 2006-10-08T14:23:03Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[it:h]] Removing: [[eu:h]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''H''' or '''h''' # The [[eighth]] [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "g" comes before '''"h"''' {{alphabet}} [[an:h]] [[zh-min-nan:h]] [[de:h]] [[en:h]] [[fr:h]] [[gl:h]] [[ko:h]] [[ia:h]] [[it:h]] [[ku:h]] [[mk:h]] [[nl:h]] [[ja:h]] [[pl:h]] [[sk:h]] [[sl:h]] [[fi:h]] [[vi:h]] [[zh:h]] 11256 2006-10-18T04:15:25Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[io:h]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''H''' or '''h''' # The [[eighth]] [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "g" comes before '''"h"''' {{alphabet}} [[an:h]] [[zh-min-nan:h]] [[de:h]] [[en:h]] [[fr:h]] [[gl:h]] [[ko:h]] [[io:h]] [[ia:h]] [[it:h]] [[ku:h]] [[mk:h]] [[nl:h]] [[ja:h]] [[pl:h]] [[sk:h]] [[sl:h]] [[fi:h]] [[vi:h]] [[zh:h]] 11382 2006-10-19T20:08:35Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:h]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''H''' or '''h''' # The [[eighth]] [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "g" comes before '''"h"''' {{alphabet}} [[an:h]] [[zh-min-nan:h]] [[de:h]] [[en:h]] [[fr:h]] [[gl:h]] [[ko:h]] [[io:h]] [[ia:h]] [[it:h]] [[ku:h]] [[mk:h]] [[nl:h]] [[ja:h]] [[pl:h]] [[ru:h]] [[sk:h]] [[sl:h]] [[fi:h]] [[vi:h]] [[zh:h]] 11941 2006-11-09T16:46:13Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[pt:h]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''H''' or '''h''' # The [[eighth]] [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "g" comes before '''"h"''' {{alphabet}} [[an:h]] [[zh-min-nan:h]] [[de:h]] [[en:h]] [[fr:h]] [[gl:h]] [[ko:h]] [[io:h]] [[ia:h]] [[it:h]] [[ku:h]] [[mk:h]] [[nl:h]] [[ja:h]] [[pl:h]] [[pt:h]] [[ru:h]] [[sk:h]] [[sl:h]] [[fi:h]] [[vi:h]] [[zh:h]] 14061 2006-12-20T23:22:30Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ms:h]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''H''' or '''h''' # The [[eighth]] [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "g" comes before '''"h"''' {{alphabet}} [[an:h]] [[zh-min-nan:h]] [[de:h]] [[en:h]] [[fr:h]] [[gl:h]] [[ko:h]] [[io:h]] [[ia:h]] [[it:h]] [[ku:h]] [[mk:h]] [[ms:h]] [[nl:h]] [[ja:h]] [[pl:h]] [[pt:h]] [[ru:h]] [[sk:h]] [[sl:h]] [[fi:h]] [[vi:h]] [[zh:h]] 1841 4617 2006-01-14T01:34:42Z H2g2bob 43 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''J''' or '''j''' # The [[tenth]] [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "'''j'''" comes after "[[h]]" and before "[[k]]" {{alphabet}} 5275 2006-02-23T00:59:38Z Conversion script [[J]] moved to [[j]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''J''' or '''j''' # The [[tenth]] [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "'''j'''" comes after "[[h]]" and before "[[k]]" {{alphabet}} 7601 2006-07-19T07:14:36Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: an, de, en, eu, fi, fr, gl, ia, ja, ko, ku, nl, pl, pt, sk, sl, vi, zh-min-nan ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''J''' or '''j''' # The [[tenth]] [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "'''j'''" comes after "[[h]]" and before "[[k]]" {{alphabet}} [[an:j]] [[zh-min-nan:j]] [[de:j]] [[en:j]] [[eu:j]] [[fr:j]] [[gl:j]] [[ko:j]] [[ia:j]] [[ku:j]] [[nl:j]] [[ja:j]] [[pl:j]] [[pt:j]] [[sk:j]] [[sl:j]] [[fi:j]] [[vi:j]] 9024 2006-08-22T00:12:50Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ru ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''J''' or '''j''' # The [[tenth]] [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "'''j'''" comes after "[[h]]" and before "[[k]]" {{alphabet}} [[an:j]] [[zh-min-nan:j]] [[de:j]] [[en:j]] [[eu:j]] [[fr:j]] [[gl:j]] [[ko:j]] [[ia:j]] [[ku:j]] [[nl:j]] [[ja:j]] [[pl:j]] [[pt:j]] [[ru:j]] [[sk:j]] [[sl:j]] [[fi:j]] [[vi:j]] 10416 2006-10-06T11:26:45Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[it:j]] Removing: [[eu:j]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''J''' or '''j''' # The [[tenth]] [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "'''j'''" comes after "[[h]]" and before "[[k]]" {{alphabet}} [[an:j]] [[zh-min-nan:j]] [[de:j]] [[en:j]] [[fr:j]] [[gl:j]] [[ko:j]] [[ia:j]] [[it:j]] [[ku:j]] [[nl:j]] [[ja:j]] [[pl:j]] [[pt:j]] [[ru:j]] [[sk:j]] [[sl:j]] [[fi:j]] [[vi:j]] 14129 2006-12-21T02:11:05Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ms:j]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''J''' or '''j''' # The [[tenth]] [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "'''j'''" comes after "[[h]]" and before "[[k]]" {{alphabet}} [[an:j]] [[zh-min-nan:j]] [[de:j]] [[en:j]] [[fr:j]] [[gl:j]] [[ko:j]] [[ia:j]] [[it:j]] [[ku:j]] [[ms:j]] [[nl:j]] [[ja:j]] [[pl:j]] [[pt:j]] [[ru:j]] [[sk:j]] [[sl:j]] [[fi:j]] [[vi:j]] 1842 4618 2006-01-14T01:35:27Z H2g2bob 43 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''K''' or '''k''' # The [[eleventh]] (11th) [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "'''k'''" comes after "[[j]]" and before "[[l]]" {{alphabet}} 5277 2006-02-23T00:59:38Z Conversion script [[K]] moved to [[k]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''K''' or '''k''' # The [[eleventh]] (11th) [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "'''k'''" comes after "[[j]]" and before "[[l]]" {{alphabet}} 7600 2006-07-19T07:11:56Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: an, de, el, en, eu, fi, fr, gl, ia, ja, ko, ku, la, nl, pl, sk, sl, vi, zh-min-nan ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''K''' or '''k''' # The [[eleventh]] (11th) [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "'''k'''" comes after "[[j]]" and before "[[l]]" {{alphabet}} [[an:k]] [[zh-min-nan:k]] [[de:k]] [[el:k]] [[en:k]] [[eu:k]] [[fr:k]] [[gl:k]] [[ko:k]] [[ia:k]] [[ku:k]] [[la:k]] [[nl:k]] [[ja:k]] [[pl:k]] [[sk:k]] [[sl:k]] [[fi:k]] [[vi:k]] 9256 2006-08-23T15:29:32Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: cs ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''K''' or '''k''' # The [[eleventh]] (11th) [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "'''k'''" comes after "[[j]]" and before "[[l]]" {{alphabet}} [[an:k]] [[zh-min-nan:k]] [[cs:k]] [[de:k]] [[el:k]] [[en:k]] [[eu:k]] [[fr:k]] [[gl:k]] [[ko:k]] [[ia:k]] [[ku:k]] [[la:k]] [[nl:k]] [[ja:k]] [[pl:k]] [[sk:k]] [[sl:k]] [[fi:k]] [[vi:k]] 9667 2006-09-10T13:24:49Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ms ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''K''' or '''k''' # The [[eleventh]] (11th) [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "'''k'''" comes after "[[j]]" and before "[[l]]" {{alphabet}} [[an:k]] [[zh-min-nan:k]] [[cs:k]] [[de:k]] [[el:k]] [[en:k]] [[eu:k]] [[fr:k]] [[gl:k]] [[ko:k]] [[ia:k]] [[ku:k]] [[la:k]] [[ms:k]] [[nl:k]] [[ja:k]] [[pl:k]] [[sk:k]] [[sl:k]] [[fi:k]] [[vi:k]] 10119 2006-09-24T13:20:01Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[pt:k]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''K''' or '''k''' # The [[eleventh]] (11th) [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "'''k'''" comes after "[[j]]" and before "[[l]]" {{alphabet}} [[an:k]] [[zh-min-nan:k]] [[cs:k]] [[de:k]] [[el:k]] [[en:k]] [[eu:k]] [[fr:k]] [[gl:k]] [[ko:k]] [[ia:k]] [[ku:k]] [[la:k]] [[ms:k]] [[nl:k]] [[ja:k]] [[pl:k]] [[pt:k]] [[sk:k]] [[sl:k]] [[fi:k]] [[vi:k]] 10444 2006-10-06T20:58:00Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[it:k]] Removing: [[eu:k]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''K''' or '''k''' # The [[eleventh]] (11th) [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "'''k'''" comes after "[[j]]" and before "[[l]]" {{alphabet}} [[an:k]] [[zh-min-nan:k]] [[cs:k]] [[de:k]] [[el:k]] [[en:k]] [[fr:k]] [[gl:k]] [[ko:k]] [[ia:k]] [[it:k]] [[ku:k]] [[la:k]] [[ms:k]] [[nl:k]] [[ja:k]] [[pl:k]] [[pt:k]] [[sk:k]] [[sl:k]] [[fi:k]] [[vi:k]] 11390 2006-10-20T07:55:53Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:k]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''K''' or '''k''' # The [[eleventh]] (11th) [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "'''k'''" comes after "[[j]]" and before "[[l]]" {{alphabet}} [[an:k]] [[zh-min-nan:k]] [[cs:k]] [[de:k]] [[el:k]] [[en:k]] [[fr:k]] [[gl:k]] [[ko:k]] [[ia:k]] [[it:k]] [[ku:k]] [[la:k]] [[ms:k]] [[nl:k]] [[ja:k]] [[pl:k]] [[pt:k]] [[ru:k]] [[sk:k]] [[sl:k]] [[fi:k]] [[vi:k]] 1843 4619 2006-01-14T01:36:36Z H2g2bob 43 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''L''' or '''l''' # The [[twelfth]] (12th) [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "'''l'''" comes after "[[k]]" and before "[[m]]" {{alphabet}} 5283 2006-02-23T00:59:39Z Conversion script [[L]] moved to [[l]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''L''' or '''l''' # The [[twelfth]] (12th) [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "'''l'''" comes after "[[k]]" and before "[[m]]" {{alphabet}} 7599 2006-07-19T07:09:05Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: an, de, en, eu, fi, fr, gl, hu, ia, ja, ko, ku, la, nl, pl, sk, sl, vi, zh-min-nan ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''L''' or '''l''' # The [[twelfth]] (12th) [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "'''l'''" comes after "[[k]]" and before "[[m]]" {{alphabet}} [[an:l]] [[zh-min-nan:l]] [[de:l]] [[en:l]] [[eu:l]] [[fr:l]] [[gl:l]] [[ko:l]] [[ia:l]] [[ku:l]] [[la:l]] [[hu:l]] [[nl:l]] [[ja:l]] [[pl:l]] [[sk:l]] [[sl:l]] [[fi:l]] [[vi:l]] 8655 2006-08-13T19:31:53Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: pt ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''L''' or '''l''' # The [[twelfth]] (12th) [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "'''l'''" comes after "[[k]]" and before "[[m]]" {{alphabet}} [[an:l]] [[zh-min-nan:l]] [[de:l]] [[en:l]] [[eu:l]] [[fr:l]] [[gl:l]] [[ko:l]] [[ia:l]] [[ku:l]] [[la:l]] [[hu:l]] [[nl:l]] [[ja:l]] [[pl:l]] [[pt:l]] [[sk:l]] [[sl:l]] [[fi:l]] [[vi:l]] 9042 2006-08-22T00:36:50Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: tr ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''L''' or '''l''' # The [[twelfth]] (12th) [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "'''l'''" comes after "[[k]]" and before "[[m]]" {{alphabet}} [[an:l]] [[zh-min-nan:l]] [[de:l]] [[en:l]] [[eu:l]] [[fr:l]] [[gl:l]] [[ko:l]] [[ia:l]] [[ku:l]] [[la:l]] [[hu:l]] [[nl:l]] [[ja:l]] [[pl:l]] [[pt:l]] [[sk:l]] [[sl:l]] [[fi:l]] [[vi:l]] [[tr:l]] 10480 2006-10-07T15:18:14Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[it:l]] Removing: [[eu:l]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''L''' or '''l''' # The [[twelfth]] (12th) [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "'''l'''" comes after "[[k]]" and before "[[m]]" {{alphabet}} [[an:l]] [[zh-min-nan:l]] [[de:l]] [[en:l]] [[fr:l]] [[gl:l]] [[ko:l]] [[ia:l]] [[it:l]] [[ku:l]] [[la:l]] [[hu:l]] [[nl:l]] [[ja:l]] [[pl:l]] [[pt:l]] [[sk:l]] [[sl:l]] [[fi:l]] [[vi:l]] [[tr:l]] 11417 2006-10-20T22:02:17Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:l]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''L''' or '''l''' # The [[twelfth]] (12th) [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "'''l'''" comes after "[[k]]" and before "[[m]]" {{alphabet}} [[an:l]] [[zh-min-nan:l]] [[de:l]] [[en:l]] [[fr:l]] [[gl:l]] [[ko:l]] [[ia:l]] [[it:l]] [[ku:l]] [[la:l]] [[hu:l]] [[nl:l]] [[ja:l]] [[pl:l]] [[pt:l]] [[ru:l]] [[sk:l]] [[sl:l]] [[fi:l]] [[vi:l]] [[tr:l]] 1844 4620 2006-01-14T01:37:35Z H2g2bob 43 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''M''' or '''m''' # The [[thirteenth]] (13th) [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "'''m'''" comes after "[[l]]" and before "[[n]]" {{alphabet}} 5293 2006-02-23T00:59:39Z Conversion script [[M]] moved to [[m]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''M''' or '''m''' # The [[thirteenth]] (13th) [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "'''m'''" comes after "[[l]]" and before "[[n]]" {{alphabet}} 7598 2006-07-19T07:06:35Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: an, de, en, es, eu, fi, fr, gl, hr, ia, it, ja, ko, ku, la, nl, pl, ru, sk, sl, vi, zh-min-nan ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''M''' or '''m''' # The [[thirteenth]] (13th) [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "'''m'''" comes after "[[l]]" and before "[[n]]" {{alphabet}} [[an:m]] [[zh-min-nan:m]] [[de:m]] [[en:m]] [[es:m]] [[eu:m]] [[fr:m]] [[gl:m]] [[ko:m]] [[hr:m]] [[ia:m]] [[it:m]] [[ku:m]] [[la:m]] [[nl:m]] [[ja:m]] [[pl:m]] [[ru:m]] [[sk:m]] [[sl:m]] [[fi:m]] [[vi:m]] 8660 2006-08-13T19:33:33Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: sv ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''M''' or '''m''' # The [[thirteenth]] (13th) [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "'''m'''" comes after "[[l]]" and before "[[n]]" {{alphabet}} [[an:m]] [[zh-min-nan:m]] [[de:m]] [[en:m]] [[es:m]] [[eu:m]] [[fr:m]] [[gl:m]] [[ko:m]] [[hr:m]] [[ia:m]] [[it:m]] [[ku:m]] [[la:m]] [[nl:m]] [[ja:m]] [[pl:m]] [[ru:m]] [[sk:m]] [[sl:m]] [[fi:m]] [[sv:m]] [[vi:m]] 9257 2006-08-23T16:27:55Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: tr ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''M''' or '''m''' # The [[thirteenth]] (13th) [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "'''m'''" comes after "[[l]]" and before "[[n]]" {{alphabet}} [[an:m]] [[zh-min-nan:m]] [[de:m]] [[en:m]] [[es:m]] [[eu:m]] [[fr:m]] [[gl:m]] [[ko:m]] [[hr:m]] [[ia:m]] [[it:m]] [[ku:m]] [[la:m]] [[nl:m]] [[ja:m]] [[pl:m]] [[ru:m]] [[sk:m]] [[sl:m]] [[fi:m]] [[sv:m]] [[vi:m]] [[tr:m]] 10545 2006-10-08T20:30:27Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Removing: [[eu:m]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''M''' or '''m''' # The [[thirteenth]] (13th) [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "'''m'''" comes after "[[l]]" and before "[[n]]" {{alphabet}} [[an:m]] [[zh-min-nan:m]] [[de:m]] [[en:m]] [[es:m]] [[fr:m]] [[gl:m]] [[ko:m]] [[hr:m]] [[ia:m]] [[it:m]] [[ku:m]] [[la:m]] [[nl:m]] [[ja:m]] [[pl:m]] [[ru:m]] [[sk:m]] [[sl:m]] [[fi:m]] [[sv:m]] [[vi:m]] [[tr:m]] 11977 2006-11-09T17:18:28Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[pt:m]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''M''' or '''m''' # The [[thirteenth]] (13th) [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "'''m'''" comes after "[[l]]" and before "[[n]]" {{alphabet}} [[an:m]] [[zh-min-nan:m]] [[de:m]] [[en:m]] [[es:m]] [[fr:m]] [[gl:m]] [[ko:m]] [[hr:m]] [[ia:m]] [[it:m]] [[ku:m]] [[la:m]] [[nl:m]] [[ja:m]] [[pl:m]] [[pt:m]] [[ru:m]] [[sk:m]] [[sl:m]] [[fi:m]] [[sv:m]] [[vi:m]] [[tr:m]] 1845 4621 2006-01-14T07:48:39Z H2g2bob 43 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''N''' or '''n''' # The [[fourteenth]] (14th) [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "'''n'''" comes after "[[m]]" and before "[[o]]" {{alphabet}} 4623 2006-01-14T17:59:16Z 62.58.87.93 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''O''' or '''o''' # The [[fourteenth]] (14th) [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "'''n'''" comes after "[[m]]" and before "[[o]]" {{alphabet}} 4624 2006-01-14T18:00:04Z 62.58.87.93 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''N''' or '''n''' # The [[fourteenth]] (14th) [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "'''n'''" comes after "[[m]]" and before "[[o]]" {{alphabet}} 5309 2006-02-23T00:59:39Z Conversion script [[N]] moved to [[n]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''N''' or '''n''' # The [[fourteenth]] (14th) [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "'''n'''" comes after "[[m]]" and before "[[o]]" {{alphabet}} 5834 2006-03-13T03:23:47Z Cromwellt 61 added wotd, link to EWikt, etc. {{wotd|2006|02|24}} ==Noun== '''N''' or '''n''' # The [[fourteenth]] (14th) [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "'''n'''" comes after "[[m]]" and before "[[o]]" {{alphabet}} [[en:n]] 7118 2006-07-08T00:41:47Z 85.55.169.24 + interwikis {{wotd|2006|02|24}} ==Noun== '''N''' or '''n''' # The [[fourteenth]] (14th) [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "'''n'''" comes after "[[m]]" and before "[[o]]" {{alphabet}} [[de:n]] [[en:n]] [[eu:n]] [[fr:n]] [[gl:n]] [[ko:n]] [[hr:n]] [[io:n]] [[ia:n]] [[ku:n]] [[la:n]] [[nl:n]] [[ja:n]] [[pl:n]] [[sk:n]] [[sl:n]] [[fi:n]] 7616 2006-07-19T07:56:40Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: an {{wotd|2006|02|24}} ==Noun== '''N''' or '''n''' # The [[fourteenth]] (14th) [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "'''n'''" comes after "[[m]]" and before "[[o]]" {{alphabet}} [[an:n]] [[de:n]] [[en:n]] [[eu:n]] [[fr:n]] [[gl:n]] [[ko:n]] [[hr:n]] [[io:n]] [[ia:n]] [[ku:n]] [[la:n]] [[nl:n]] [[ja:n]] [[pl:n]] [[sk:n]] [[sl:n]] [[fi:n]] 9070 2006-08-22T01:22:53Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ru {{wotd|2006|02|24}} ==Noun== '''N''' or '''n''' # The [[fourteenth]] (14th) [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "'''n'''" comes after "[[m]]" and before "[[o]]" {{alphabet}} [[an:n]] [[de:n]] [[en:n]] [[eu:n]] [[fr:n]] [[gl:n]] [[ko:n]] [[hr:n]] [[io:n]] [[ia:n]] [[ku:n]] [[la:n]] [[nl:n]] [[ja:n]] [[pl:n]] [[ru:n]] [[sk:n]] [[sl:n]] [[fi:n]] 10141 2006-09-24T13:30:28Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[vi:n]] {{wotd|2006|02|24}} ==Noun== '''N''' or '''n''' # The [[fourteenth]] (14th) [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "'''n'''" comes after "[[m]]" and before "[[o]]" {{alphabet}} [[an:n]] [[de:n]] [[en:n]] [[eu:n]] [[fr:n]] [[gl:n]] [[ko:n]] [[hr:n]] [[io:n]] [[ia:n]] [[ku:n]] [[la:n]] [[nl:n]] [[ja:n]] [[pl:n]] [[ru:n]] [[sk:n]] [[sl:n]] [[fi:n]] [[vi:n]] 10858 2006-10-11T19:17:31Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[it:n]] Removing: [[eu:n]] {{wotd|2006|02|24}} ==Noun== '''N''' or '''n''' # The [[fourteenth]] (14th) [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "'''n'''" comes after "[[m]]" and before "[[o]]" {{alphabet}} [[an:n]] [[de:n]] [[en:n]] [[fr:n]] [[gl:n]] [[ko:n]] [[hr:n]] [[io:n]] [[ia:n]] [[it:n]] [[ku:n]] [[la:n]] [[nl:n]] [[ja:n]] [[pl:n]] [[ru:n]] [[sk:n]] [[sl:n]] [[fi:n]] [[vi:n]] 1846 4622 2006-01-14T17:57:39Z 62.58.87.93 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''N''' or '''n''' # The [[fourteenth]] (15th) [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "'''n'''" comes after "[[n]]" and before "[[p]]" {{alphabet}} 4625 2006-01-14T18:00:18Z 62.58.87.93 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''O''' or '''o''' # The [[fourteenth]] (15th) [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "'''o'''" comes after "[[n]]" and before "[[p]]" {{alphabet}} 4649 2006-01-15T02:37:42Z H2g2bob 43 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''O''' or '''o''' # The [[fifteenth]] (15th) [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. It is a [[vowel]]. #: "'''o'''" comes after "[[n]]" and before "[[p]]" {{alphabet}} 5313 2006-02-23T00:59:39Z Conversion script [[O]] moved to [[o]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''O''' or '''o''' # The [[fifteenth]] (15th) [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. It is a [[vowel]]. #: "'''o'''" comes after "[[n]]" and before "[[p]]" {{alphabet}} 7658 2006-07-19T09:26:47Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: an, de, en, es, et, eu, fi, fr, gl, hu, ia, io, it, ja, ko, ku, la, nl, no, pl, sk, sl, st, vi, vo, zh, zh-min-nan ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''O''' or '''o''' # The [[fifteenth]] (15th) [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. It is a [[vowel]]. #: "'''o'''" comes after "[[n]]" and before "[[p]]" {{alphabet}} [[an:o]] [[zh-min-nan:o]] [[de:o]] [[et:o]] [[en:o]] [[es:o]] [[eu:o]] [[fr:o]] [[gl:o]] [[ko:o]] [[io:o]] [[ia:o]] [[it:o]] [[ku:o]] [[la:o]] [[hu:o]] [[nl:o]] [[ja:o]] [[no:o]] [[pl:o]] [[st:o]] [[sk:o]] [[sl:o]] [[fi:o]] [[vi:o]] [[vo:o]] [[zh:o]] 9088 2006-08-22T02:00:40Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ru ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''O''' or '''o''' # The [[fifteenth]] (15th) [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. It is a [[vowel]]. #: "'''o'''" comes after "[[n]]" and before "[[p]]" {{alphabet}} [[an:o]] [[zh-min-nan:o]] [[de:o]] [[et:o]] [[en:o]] [[es:o]] [[eu:o]] [[fr:o]] [[gl:o]] [[ko:o]] [[io:o]] [[ia:o]] [[it:o]] [[ku:o]] [[la:o]] [[hu:o]] [[nl:o]] [[ja:o]] [[no:o]] [[pl:o]] [[ru:o]] [[st:o]] [[sk:o]] [[sl:o]] [[fi:o]] [[vi:o]] [[vo:o]] [[zh:o]] 9258 2006-08-23T17:40:30Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: cs ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''O''' or '''o''' # The [[fifteenth]] (15th) [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. It is a [[vowel]]. #: "'''o'''" comes after "[[n]]" and before "[[p]]" {{alphabet}} [[an:o]] [[zh-min-nan:o]] [[cs:o]] [[de:o]] [[et:o]] [[en:o]] [[es:o]] [[eu:o]] [[fr:o]] [[gl:o]] [[ko:o]] [[io:o]] [[ia:o]] [[it:o]] [[ku:o]] [[la:o]] [[hu:o]] [[nl:o]] [[ja:o]] [[no:o]] [[pl:o]] [[ru:o]] [[st:o]] [[sk:o]] [[sl:o]] [[fi:o]] [[vi:o]] [[vo:o]] [[zh:o]] 10553 2006-10-08T22:27:27Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[tr:o]] Removing: [[eu:o]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''O''' or '''o''' # The [[fifteenth]] (15th) [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. It is a [[vowel]]. #: "'''o'''" comes after "[[n]]" and before "[[p]]" {{alphabet}} [[an:o]] [[zh-min-nan:o]] [[cs:o]] [[de:o]] [[et:o]] [[en:o]] [[es:o]] [[fr:o]] [[gl:o]] [[ko:o]] [[io:o]] [[ia:o]] [[it:o]] [[ku:o]] [[la:o]] [[hu:o]] [[nl:o]] [[ja:o]] [[no:o]] [[pl:o]] [[ru:o]] [[st:o]] [[sk:o]] [[sl:o]] [[fi:o]] [[vi:o]] [[tr:o]] [[vo:o]] [[zh:o]] 1847 4626 2006-01-14T18:02:34Z Mammal 56 See [[w:simple:User:Mammal]] 4627 2006-01-14T18:04:11Z Mammal 56 + en,nl See [[w:simple:User:Mammal]] [[en:User:Mammal]] [[nl:Gebruiker:Mammal]] 4720 2006-01-20T20:30:39Z Mammal 56 See [[w:nl:User:Mammal]] [[en:User:Mammal]] [[nl:Gebruiker:Mammal]] 1848 4629 2006-01-14T18:14:51Z 213.94.233.139 welcome <big>Welcome to the '''Simple English Wiktionary'''!</big> We hope you are happy editing here. Some helpful pages to start you off are [[Wiktionary:Community Portal]] and [[Help:Contents]]. If you want to meet and talk with other members, you can visit [[Wiktionary:Simple talk]]. Just remember that you should sign your messages on Talk pages by typing "<nowiki>[[User:213.94.233.139|213.94.233.139]] 18:14, 14 January 2006 (UTC)</nowiki>" (four tildes) at the end of your words. [[User:213.94.233.139|213.94.233.139]] 18:14, 14 January 2006 (UTC) 4630 2006-01-14T18:16:20Z Gmcfoley 41 <big>Welcome to the '''Simple English Wiktionary'''!</big> We hope you are happy editing here. Some helpful pages to start you off are [[Wiktionary:Community Portal]] and [[Help:Contents]]. If you want to meet and talk with other members, you can visit [[Wiktionary:Simple talk]]. Just remember that you should sign your messages on Talk pages by typing "<nowiki>~~~~</nowiki>" (four tildes) at the end of your words. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:16, 14 January 2006 (UTC) 1849 4631 2006-01-14T18:33:03Z Mammal 56 <br clear=all /> {| style="margin:0 auto;" align=center width="75%" class="toccolours" |align=center style="background:#ccccff"| '''[[Cyrillic alphabet|Letters of the Cyrillic Alphabet]]''' |- |align=center| [[А]] - [[Б]] - [[В]] - [[Г]] - [[Ґ]] - [[Д]] - [[Ђ]] - [[Ѓ]] - [[Е]] - [[Ё]] - [[Є]] - [[Ж]] - [[Ѕ]] - [[З]] - [[И]] - [[І]] - [[Ї]] - [[Й]] - [[Ј]] - [[К]] - [[Л]] - [[Љ]] - [[М]] - [[Н]] <br /> [[Њ]] - [[О]] - [[П]] - [[P]] - [[С]] - [[Т]] - [[Ћ]] - [[Ќ]] - [[У]] - [[Ў]] - [[Ф]] - [[Х]] - [[Ц]] - [[Ч]] - [[Џ]] - [[Ш]] - [[Щ]] - [[Ъ]] - [[Ы]] - [[Ь]] - [[Э]] - [[Ю]] - [[Я]] |} 4633 2006-01-14T18:37:58Z Mammal 56 <br clear=all /> {| style="margin:0 auto;" align=center width="75%" class="toccolours" |align=center style="background:#ccccff"| '''[[Cyrillic alphabet|Letters of the Cyrillic Alphabet]]''' |- |align=center| [[А]] - [[Б]] - [[В]] - [[Г]] - [[Ґ]] - [[Д]] - [[Ђ]] - [[Ѓ]] - [[Е]] - [[Ё]] - [[Є]] - [[Ж]] - [[Ѕ]] - [[З]] - [[И]] - [[І]] - [[Ї]] - [[Й]] - [[Ј]] - [[К]] - [[Л]] - [[Љ]] - [[М]] - [[Н]] <br /> [[Њ]] - [[О]] - [[П]] - [[Р]] - [[С]] - [[Т]] - [[Ћ]] - [[Ќ]] - [[У]] - [[Ў]] - [[Ф]] - [[Х]] - [[Ц]] - [[Ч]] - [[Џ]] - [[Ш]] - [[Щ]] - [[Ъ]] - [[Ы]] - [[Ь]] - [[Э]] - [[Ю]] - [[Я]] |} 1850 4634 2006-01-14T18:42:20Z Mammal 56 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''А''' or '''а''' # The [[first]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"a"''' comes before "б" {{cyrillic alphabet}} 4640 2006-01-14T19:45:42Z Mammal 56 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''А''' or '''а''' # The [[first]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"a"''' comes before "б" This letter is pronounced as /a/. {{cyrillic alphabet}} 4688 2006-01-15T15:05:51Z H2g2bob 43 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''А''' or '''а''' # The [[first]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"a"''' comes before "б" This letter is pronounced as /a/. ===Note=== * The letter '''A a''' looks similar to the latin (english) [[A|A a]] and the greek [[Α|Α α (alpha)]] {{cyrillic alphabet}} 4689 2006-01-15T15:06:22Z H2g2bob 43 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''А''' or '''а''' # The [[first]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"a"''' comes before "б" This letter is pronounced as /a/. ===Note=== * The letter '''А а''' looks similar to the latin (english) [[A|A a]] and the greek [[Α|Α α (alpha)]] {{cyrillic alphabet}} 5455 2006-02-23T00:59:41Z Conversion script [[А]] moved to [[а]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''А''' or '''а''' # The [[first]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"a"''' comes before "б" This letter is pronounced as /a/. ===Note=== * The letter '''А а''' looks similar to the latin (english) [[A|A a]] and the greek [[Α|Α α (alpha)]] {{cyrillic alphabet}} 5664 2006-03-03T17:31:06Z Mammal 56 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''А''' or '''а''' # The [[first]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"a"''' comes before "б" This letter is pronounced as /a/. ===Note=== * The letter '''А а''' looks similar to the latin (english) [[A|A a]] and the greek [[Α|Α α (alpha)]] {{Cyrillic alphabet}} 6331 2006-04-14T13:41:32Z Jusjih 27 Category ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''А''' or '''а''' # The [[first]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"a"''' comes before "б" This letter is pronounced as /a/. ===Note=== * The letter '''А а''' looks similar to the latin (english) [[A|A a]] and the greek [[Α|Α α (alpha)]] {{Cyrillic alphabet}} [[Category:Nouns]] 7812 2006-07-19T14:45:45Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: be, bg, en, fr, io, ky, mk, ru, zh ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''А''' or '''а''' # The [[first]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"a"''' comes before "б" This letter is pronounced as /a/. ===Note=== * The letter '''А а''' looks similar to the latin (english) [[A|A a]] and the greek [[Α|Α α (alpha)]] {{Cyrillic alphabet}} [[Category:Nouns]] [[bg:а]] [[be:а]] [[en:а]] [[fr:а]] [[io:а]] [[ky:а]] [[mk:а]] [[ru:а]] [[zh:а]] 8714 2006-08-13T19:53:04Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: csb ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''А''' or '''а''' # The [[first]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"a"''' comes before "б" This letter is pronounced as /a/. ===Note=== * The letter '''А а''' looks similar to the latin (english) [[A|A a]] and the greek [[Α|Α α (alpha)]] {{Cyrillic alphabet}} [[Category:Nouns]] [[bg:а]] [[be:а]] [[en:а]] [[fr:а]] [[io:а]] [[csb:а]] [[ky:а]] [[mk:а]] [[ru:а]] [[zh:а]] 11429 2006-10-21T06:04:29Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[sv:а]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''А''' or '''а''' # The [[first]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"a"''' comes before "б" This letter is pronounced as /a/. ===Note=== * The letter '''А а''' looks similar to the latin (english) [[A|A a]] and the greek [[Α|Α α (alpha)]] {{Cyrillic alphabet}} [[Category:Nouns]] [[be:а]] [[bg:а]] [[en:а]] [[fr:а]] [[io:а]] [[csb:а]] [[ky:а]] [[mk:а]] [[ru:а]] [[sv:а]] [[zh:а]] 1851 4635 2006-01-14T19:00:43Z Mammal 56 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Б''' or '''б''' # The [[second]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"б"''' comes before "в" and after "а" {{cyrillic alphabet}} 4641 2006-01-14T19:46:12Z Mammal 56 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Б''' or '''б''' # The [[second]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"б"''' comes before "в" and after "а" This letter is pronounced as /b/. {{cyrillic alphabet}} 5457 2006-02-23T00:59:41Z Conversion script [[Б]] moved to [[б]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Б''' or '''б''' # The [[second]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"б"''' comes before "в" and after "а" This letter is pronounced as /b/. {{cyrillic alphabet}} 5665 2006-03-03T17:31:24Z Mammal 56 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Б''' or '''б''' # The [[second]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"б"''' comes before "в" and after "а" This letter is pronounced as /b/. {{Cyrillic alphabet}} 7811 2006-07-19T14:45:15Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fr, mk ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Б''' or '''б''' # The [[second]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"б"''' comes before "в" and after "а" This letter is pronounced as /b/. {{Cyrillic alphabet}} [[en:б]] [[fr:б]] [[mk:б]] 9244 2006-08-22T06:39:15Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ru ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Б''' or '''б''' # The [[second]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"б"''' comes before "в" and after "а" This letter is pronounced as /b/. {{Cyrillic alphabet}} [[en:б]] [[fr:б]] [[mk:б]] [[ru:б]] 1852 4636 2006-01-14T19:12:22Z Mammal 56 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''В''' or '''в''' # The [[third]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"в"''' comes before "г" and after "б" {{cyrillic alphabet}} 4642 2006-01-14T19:47:18Z Mammal 56 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''В''' or '''в''' # The [[third]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"в"''' comes before "г" and after "б" This letter is pronounced as /v/. {{cyrillic alphabet}} 5459 2006-02-23T00:59:41Z Conversion script [[В]] moved to [[в]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''В''' or '''в''' # The [[third]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"в"''' comes before "г" and after "б" This letter is pronounced as /v/. {{cyrillic alphabet}} 5666 2006-03-03T17:32:01Z Mammal 56 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''В''' or '''в''' # The [[third]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"в"''' comes before "г" and after "б" This letter is pronounced as /v/. {{Cyrillic alphabet}} 7810 2006-07-19T14:44:05Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: bg, de, en, et, fr, hu, io, mk, pl, ru, zh ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''В''' or '''в''' # The [[third]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"в"''' comes before "г" and after "б" This letter is pronounced as /v/. {{Cyrillic alphabet}} [[bg:в]] [[de:в]] [[et:в]] [[en:в]] [[fr:в]] [[io:в]] [[hu:в]] [[mk:в]] [[pl:в]] [[ru:в]] [[zh:в]] 1853 4637 2006-01-14T19:19:36Z Mammal 56 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Г''' or '''г''' # The [[fourth]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"г"''' comes before "ґ" and after "в" {{cyrillic alphabet}} 4643 2006-01-14T19:47:56Z Mammal 56 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Г''' or '''г''' # The [[fourth]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"г"''' comes before "ґ" and after "в" This letter is pronounced as /g/. {{cyrillic alphabet}} 4786 2006-02-01T17:42:57Z Mammal 56 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Г''' or '''г''' # The [[fourth]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"г"''' comes before "ґ" and after "в" This letter is pronounced as /g/ or /h/ in the [[ukrainian]]. {{cyrillic alphabet}} 5461 2006-02-23T00:59:41Z Conversion script [[Г]] moved to [[г]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Г''' or '''г''' # The [[fourth]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"г"''' comes before "ґ" and after "в" This letter is pronounced as /g/ or /h/ in the [[ukrainian]]. {{cyrillic alphabet}} 5667 2006-03-03T17:32:29Z Mammal 56 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Г''' or '''г''' # The [[fourth]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"г"''' comes before "ґ" and after "в" This letter is pronounced as /g/ or /h/ in the [[ukrainian]]. {{Cyrillic alphabet}} 7809 2006-07-19T14:42:55Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, mk, ru ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Г''' or '''г''' # The [[fourth]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"г"''' comes before "ґ" and after "в" This letter is pronounced as /g/ or /h/ in the [[ukrainian]]. {{Cyrillic alphabet}} [[en:г]] [[mk:г]] [[ru:г]] 1854 4638 2006-01-14T19:22:10Z Mammal 56 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Ґ''' or '''ґ''' # The [[fourth]] [[letter]] of the [[ukrainian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"ґ"''' comes before "д" and after "г" {{cyrillic alphabet}} 4639 2006-01-14T19:38:05Z Mammal 56 ==Noun== '''Ґ''' or '''ґ''' # The [[fourth]] [[letter]] of the [[ukrainian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"ґ"''' comes before "д" and after "г" {{cyrillic alphabet}} 4644 2006-01-14T19:48:44Z Mammal 56 ==Noun== '''Ґ''' or '''ґ''' # The [[fourth]] [[letter]] of the [[ukrainian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"ґ"''' comes before "д" and after "г" This letter is pronounced as /g/ for example in go. {{cyrillic alphabet}} 4645 2006-01-14T19:51:24Z Mammal 56 ==Noun== '''Ґ''' or '''ґ''' # The [[fifth]] [[letter]] of the [[ukrainian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"ґ"''' comes before "д" and after "г" This letter is pronounced as /g/ for example in go. {{cyrillic alphabet}} 5519 2006-02-23T00:59:42Z Conversion script [[Ґ]] moved to [[ґ]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== '''Ґ''' or '''ґ''' # The [[fifth]] [[letter]] of the [[ukrainian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"ґ"''' comes before "д" and after "г" This letter is pronounced as /g/ for example in go. {{cyrillic alphabet}} 5668 2006-03-03T17:32:50Z Mammal 56 ==Noun== '''Ґ''' or '''ґ''' # The [[fifth]] [[letter]] of the [[ukrainian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"ґ"''' comes before "д" and after "г" This letter is pronounced as /g/ for example in go. {{Cyrillic alphabet}} 6330 2006-04-14T13:41:04Z Jusjih 27 Category ==Noun== '''Ґ''' or '''ґ''' # The [[fifth]] [[letter]] of the [[ukrainian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"ґ"''' comes before "д" and after "г" This letter is pronounced as /g/ for example in go. {{Cyrillic alphabet}} [[Category:Nouns]] 11481 2006-10-23T03:33:17Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[en:ґ]] ==Noun== '''Ґ''' or '''ґ''' # The [[fifth]] [[letter]] of the [[ukrainian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"ґ"''' comes before "д" and after "г" This letter is pronounced as /g/ for example in go. {{Cyrillic alphabet}} [[Category:Nouns]] [[en:ґ]] 1855 4646 2006-01-14T19:54:07Z Mammal 56 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Д''' or '''д''' # The [[sixth]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"д"''' comes before "ђ" and after "ґ" This letter is pronounced as /d/. {{cyrillic alphabet}} 5463 2006-02-23T00:59:41Z Conversion script [[Д]] moved to [[д]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Д''' or '''д''' # The [[sixth]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"д"''' comes before "ђ" and after "ґ" This letter is pronounced as /d/. {{cyrillic alphabet}} 5669 2006-03-03T17:33:25Z Mammal 56 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Д''' or '''д''' # The [[sixth]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"д"''' comes before "ђ" and after "ґ" This letter is pronounced as /d/. {{Cyrillic alphabet}} 11432 2006-10-21T09:52:52Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[en:д]], [[mk:д]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Д''' or '''д''' # The [[sixth]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"д"''' comes before "ђ" and after "ґ" This letter is pronounced as /d/. {{Cyrillic alphabet}} [[en:д]] [[mk:д]] 12099 2006-11-10T15:44:21Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ru:д]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Д''' or '''д''' # The [[sixth]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"д"''' comes before "ђ" and after "ґ" This letter is pronounced as /d/. {{Cyrillic alphabet}} [[en:д]] [[mk:д]] [[ru:д]] 1856 4647 2006-01-14T20:00:10Z Mammal 56 ==Noun== '''Ђ''' or '''ђ''' # The [[seventh]] [[letter]] of the [[serbian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"ђ"''' comes before "ѓ" and after "д" This letter is pronounced as /dy/ for example the d in would you. {{cyrillic alphabet}} 4648 2006-01-14T20:05:57Z Mammal 56 ==Noun== '''Ђ''' or '''ђ''' # The [[sixth|seventh]] [[letter]] of the [[serbian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"ђ"''' comes before "ѓ" and after "д" This letter is pronounced as /dy/ for example the d in would you. {{cyrillic alphabet}} 4666 2006-01-15T09:14:56Z Mammal 56 ==Noun== '''Ђ''' or '''ђ''' # The [[sixth]] [[letter]] of the [[serbian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"ђ"''' comes before "ѓ" and after "д" This letter is pronounced as /dy/ for example the d in would you. {{cyrillic alphabet}} 4678 2006-01-15T12:19:16Z Mammal 56 ==Noun== '''Ђ''' or '''ђ''' # The [[sixth]] [[letter]] of the [[serbian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"ђ"''' comes before "е" and after "д" This letter is pronounced as /dy/ for example the d in would you. {{cyrillic alphabet}} 5429 2006-02-23T00:59:41Z Conversion script [[Ђ]] moved to [[ђ]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== '''Ђ''' or '''ђ''' # The [[sixth]] [[letter]] of the [[serbian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"ђ"''' comes before "е" and after "д" This letter is pronounced as /dy/ for example the d in would you. {{cyrillic alphabet}} 5670 2006-03-03T17:33:38Z Mammal 56 ==Noun== '''Ђ''' or '''ђ''' # The [[sixth]] [[letter]] of the [[serbian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"ђ"''' comes before "е" and after "д" This letter is pronounced as /dy/ for example the d in would you. {{Cyrillic alphabet}} 11475 2006-10-23T03:12:11Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[en:ђ]] ==Noun== '''Ђ''' or '''ђ''' # The [[sixth]] [[letter]] of the [[serbian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"ђ"''' comes before "е" and after "д" This letter is pronounced as /dy/ for example the d in would you. {{Cyrillic alphabet}} [[en:ђ]] 1857 4650 2006-01-15T02:38:24Z H2g2bob 43 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''P''' or '''p''' # The [[sixteenth]] (16th) [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "'''p'''" comes after "[[o]]" and before "[[q]]" {{alphabet}} 5319 2006-02-23T00:59:39Z Conversion script [[P]] moved to [[p]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''P''' or '''p''' # The [[sixteenth]] (16th) [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "'''p'''" comes after "[[o]]" and before "[[q]]" {{alphabet}} 7656 2006-07-19T09:21:17Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: an, de, el, en, eu, fi, fr, gl, hr, ia, ja, ko, ku, la, nl, sk, sl ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''P''' or '''p''' # The [[sixteenth]] (16th) [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "'''p'''" comes after "[[o]]" and before "[[q]]" {{alphabet}} [[an:p]] [[de:p]] [[el:p]] [[en:p]] [[eu:p]] [[fr:p]] [[gl:p]] [[ko:p]] [[hr:p]] [[ia:p]] [[ku:p]] [[la:p]] [[nl:p]] [[ja:p]] [[sk:p]] [[sl:p]] [[fi:p]] 10179 2006-09-24T13:43:13Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[vi:p]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''P''' or '''p''' # The [[sixteenth]] (16th) [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "'''p'''" comes after "[[o]]" and before "[[q]]" {{alphabet}} [[an:p]] [[de:p]] [[el:p]] [[en:p]] [[eu:p]] [[fr:p]] [[gl:p]] [[ko:p]] [[hr:p]] [[ia:p]] [[ku:p]] [[la:p]] [[nl:p]] [[ja:p]] [[sk:p]] [[sl:p]] [[fi:p]] [[vi:p]] 10951 2006-10-13T17:51:31Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[it:p]] Removing: [[eu:p]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''P''' or '''p''' # The [[sixteenth]] (16th) [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "'''p'''" comes after "[[o]]" and before "[[q]]" {{alphabet}} [[an:p]] [[de:p]] [[el:p]] [[en:p]] [[fr:p]] [[gl:p]] [[ko:p]] [[hr:p]] [[ia:p]] [[it:p]] [[ku:p]] [[la:p]] [[nl:p]] [[ja:p]] [[sk:p]] [[sl:p]] [[fi:p]] [[vi:p]] 11633 2006-10-30T08:24:50Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:p]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''P''' or '''p''' # The [[sixteenth]] (16th) [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "'''p'''" comes after "[[o]]" and before "[[q]]" {{alphabet}} [[an:p]] [[de:p]] [[el:p]] [[en:p]] [[fr:p]] [[gl:p]] [[ko:p]] [[hr:p]] [[ia:p]] [[it:p]] [[ku:p]] [[la:p]] [[nl:p]] [[ja:p]] [[ru:p]] [[sk:p]] [[sl:p]] [[fi:p]] [[vi:p]] 1858 4651 2006-01-15T02:42:18Z H2g2bob 43 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Q''' or '''q''' # The [[seventeenth]] (17th) [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. Most words with '''q''' have a [[u]] as the next letter, for example ''a'''qu'''a''. #: "'''q'''" comes after "[[p]]" and before "[[r]]" {{alphabet}} 5337 2006-02-23T00:59:39Z Conversion script [[Q]] moved to [[q]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Q''' or '''q''' # The [[seventeenth]] (17th) [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. Most words with '''q''' have a [[u]] as the next letter, for example ''a'''qu'''a''. #: "'''q'''" comes after "[[p]]" and before "[[r]]" {{alphabet}} 7659 2006-07-19T09:29:57Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: an, de, en, fi, fr, gl, hr, ia, ja, ko, ku, la, nl, sl, vi ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Q''' or '''q''' # The [[seventeenth]] (17th) [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. Most words with '''q''' have a [[u]] as the next letter, for example ''a'''qu'''a''. #: "'''q'''" comes after "[[p]]" and before "[[r]]" {{alphabet}} [[an:q]] [[de:q]] [[en:q]] [[fr:q]] [[gl:q]] [[ko:q]] [[hr:q]] [[ia:q]] [[ku:q]] [[la:q]] [[nl:q]] [[ja:q]] [[sl:q]] [[fi:q]] [[vi:q]] 10430 2006-10-06T17:17:59Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[it:q]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Q''' or '''q''' # The [[seventeenth]] (17th) [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. Most words with '''q''' have a [[u]] as the next letter, for example ''a'''qu'''a''. #: "'''q'''" comes after "[[p]]" and before "[[r]]" {{alphabet}} [[an:q]] [[de:q]] [[en:q]] [[fr:q]] [[gl:q]] [[ko:q]] [[hr:q]] [[ia:q]] [[it:q]] [[ku:q]] [[la:q]] [[nl:q]] [[ja:q]] [[sl:q]] [[fi:q]] [[vi:q]] 11708 2006-11-02T16:32:48Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:q]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Q''' or '''q''' # The [[seventeenth]] (17th) [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. Most words with '''q''' have a [[u]] as the next letter, for example ''a'''qu'''a''. #: "'''q'''" comes after "[[p]]" and before "[[r]]" {{alphabet}} [[an:q]] [[de:q]] [[en:q]] [[fr:q]] [[gl:q]] [[ko:q]] [[hr:q]] [[ia:q]] [[it:q]] [[ku:q]] [[la:q]] [[nl:q]] [[ja:q]] [[ru:q]] [[sl:q]] [[fi:q]] [[vi:q]] 1859 4652 2006-01-15T02:48:30Z H2g2bob 43 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''R''' or '''r''' # The [[eighteenth]] (18th) [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "'''r'''" comes after "[[q]]" and before "[[s]]" {{alphabet}} 5341 2006-02-23T00:59:40Z Conversion script [[R]] moved to [[r]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''R''' or '''r''' # The [[eighteenth]] (18th) [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "'''r'''" comes after "[[q]]" and before "[[s]]" {{alphabet}} 7665 2006-07-19T09:46:18Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: an, csb, en, eu, fi, fr, gl, ia, ja, ko, ku, la, nl, pl, pt, sk, sl ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''R''' or '''r''' # The [[eighteenth]] (18th) [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "'''r'''" comes after "[[q]]" and before "[[s]]" {{alphabet}} [[an:r]] [[en:r]] [[eu:r]] [[fr:r]] [[gl:r]] [[ko:r]] [[ia:r]] [[csb:r]] [[ku:r]] [[la:r]] [[nl:r]] [[ja:r]] [[pl:r]] [[pt:r]] [[sk:r]] [[sl:r]] [[fi:r]] 10211 2006-09-24T13:54:53Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[vi:r]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''R''' or '''r''' # The [[eighteenth]] (18th) [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "'''r'''" comes after "[[q]]" and before "[[s]]" {{alphabet}} [[an:r]] [[en:r]] [[eu:r]] [[fr:r]] [[gl:r]] [[ko:r]] [[ia:r]] [[csb:r]] [[ku:r]] [[la:r]] [[nl:r]] [[ja:r]] [[pl:r]] [[pt:r]] [[sk:r]] [[sl:r]] [[fi:r]] [[vi:r]] 10452 2006-10-07T02:23:56Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[de:r]], [[it:r]] Removing: [[eu:r]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''R''' or '''r''' # The [[eighteenth]] (18th) [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "'''r'''" comes after "[[q]]" and before "[[s]]" {{alphabet}} [[an:r]] [[de:r]] [[en:r]] [[fr:r]] [[gl:r]] [[ko:r]] [[ia:r]] [[it:r]] [[csb:r]] [[ku:r]] [[la:r]] [[nl:r]] [[ja:r]] [[pl:r]] [[pt:r]] [[sk:r]] [[sl:r]] [[fi:r]] [[vi:r]] 11419 2006-10-20T22:42:13Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:r]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''R''' or '''r''' # The [[eighteenth]] (18th) [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "'''r'''" comes after "[[q]]" and before "[[s]]" {{alphabet}} [[an:r]] [[de:r]] [[en:r]] [[fr:r]] [[gl:r]] [[ko:r]] [[ia:r]] [[it:r]] [[csb:r]] [[ku:r]] [[la:r]] [[nl:r]] [[ja:r]] [[pl:r]] [[pt:r]] [[ru:r]] [[sk:r]] [[sl:r]] [[fi:r]] [[vi:r]] 12261 2006-11-13T21:55:57Z PullToOpen 119 english alphabet ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''R''' or '''r''' # The [[eighteenth]] (18th) [[letter]] of the english [[alphabet]]. #: "'''r'''" comes after "[[q]]" and before "[[s]]" {{alphabet}} [[an:r]] [[de:r]] [[en:r]] [[fr:r]] [[gl:r]] [[ko:r]] [[ia:r]] [[it:r]] [[csb:r]] [[ku:r]] [[la:r]] [[nl:r]] [[ja:r]] [[pl:r]] [[pt:r]] [[ru:r]] [[sk:r]] [[sl:r]] [[fi:r]] [[vi:r]] 12264 2006-11-14T15:45:42Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun|Rs}} {{wiktionary}} '''R''' or '''r''' # The [[eighteenth]] (18th) [[letter]] of the english [[alphabet]]. #: "'''r'''" comes after "[[q]]" and before "[[s]]" {{alphabet}} [[an:r]] [[de:r]] [[en:r]] [[fr:r]] [[gl:r]] [[ko:r]] [[ia:r]] [[it:r]] [[csb:r]] [[ku:r]] [[la:r]] [[nl:r]] [[ja:r]] [[pl:r]] [[pt:r]] [[ru:r]] [[sk:r]] [[sl:r]] [[fi:r]] [[vi:r]] 12265 2006-11-14T15:46:05Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun|r|Rs}} {{wiktionary}} '''R''' or '''r''' # The [[eighteenth]] (18th) [[letter]] of the english [[alphabet]]. #: "'''r'''" comes after "[[q]]" and before "[[s]]" {{alphabet}} [[an:r]] [[de:r]] [[en:r]] [[fr:r]] [[gl:r]] [[ko:r]] [[ia:r]] [[it:r]] [[csb:r]] [[ku:r]] [[la:r]] [[nl:r]] [[ja:r]] [[pl:r]] [[pt:r]] [[ru:r]] [[sk:r]] [[sl:r]] [[fi:r]] [[vi:r]] 12266 2006-11-14T15:46:53Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun|r|Rs}} {{wiktionary}} '''R''' or '''r''' # The [[eighteenth]] (18th) [[letter]] of the English [[alphabet]]. #: "'''r'''" comes after "[[q]]" and before "[[s]]" {{alphabet}} [[an:r]] [[de:r]] [[en:r]] [[fr:r]] [[gl:r]] [[ko:r]] [[ia:r]] [[it:r]] [[csb:r]] [[ku:r]] [[la:r]] [[nl:r]] [[ja:r]] [[pl:r]] [[pt:r]] [[ru:r]] [[sk:r]] [[sl:r]] [[fi:r]] [[vi:r]] 1860 4653 2006-01-15T02:52:35Z H2g2bob 43 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''S''' or '''s''' # The [[ninteenth]] (19th) [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "'''s'''" comes after "[[r]]" and before "[[t]]" * The letter '''s''' added to the end of a [[noun]] (object word) generally makes it a [[plural]]. * The letter '''s''' added to the end of a [[verb]] (doing word) generally makes it a 3rd person singular form. {{alphabet}} 5351 2006-02-23T00:59:40Z Conversion script [[S]] moved to [[s]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''S''' or '''s''' # The [[ninteenth]] (19th) [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "'''s'''" comes after "[[r]]" and before "[[t]]" * The letter '''s''' added to the end of a [[noun]] (object word) generally makes it a [[plural]]. * The letter '''s''' added to the end of a [[verb]] (doing word) generally makes it a 3rd person singular form. {{alphabet}} 7718 2006-07-19T11:28:29Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: an, de, en, eu, fi, fr, gl, hr, ia, ja, jv, ko, ku, la, mk, nl, pl, sk, sl, vi ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''S''' or '''s''' # The [[ninteenth]] (19th) [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "'''s'''" comes after "[[r]]" and before "[[t]]" * The letter '''s''' added to the end of a [[noun]] (object word) generally makes it a [[plural]]. * The letter '''s''' added to the end of a [[verb]] (doing word) generally makes it a 3rd person singular form. {{alphabet}} [[an:s]] [[de:s]] [[en:s]] [[eu:s]] [[fr:s]] [[gl:s]] [[ko:s]] [[hr:s]] [[ia:s]] [[jv:s]] [[ku:s]] [[la:s]] [[mk:s]] [[nl:s]] [[ja:s]] [[pl:s]] [[sk:s]] [[sl:s]] [[fi:s]] [[vi:s]] 9262 2006-08-23T19:40:38Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: cs ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''S''' or '''s''' # The [[ninteenth]] (19th) [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "'''s'''" comes after "[[r]]" and before "[[t]]" * The letter '''s''' added to the end of a [[noun]] (object word) generally makes it a [[plural]]. * The letter '''s''' added to the end of a [[verb]] (doing word) generally makes it a 3rd person singular form. {{alphabet}} [[an:s]] [[cs:s]] [[de:s]] [[en:s]] [[eu:s]] [[fr:s]] [[gl:s]] [[ko:s]] [[hr:s]] [[ia:s]] [[jv:s]] [[ku:s]] [[la:s]] [[mk:s]] [[nl:s]] [[ja:s]] [[pl:s]] [[sk:s]] [[sl:s]] [[fi:s]] [[vi:s]] 9770 2006-09-10T14:26:57Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ms ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''S''' or '''s''' # The [[ninteenth]] (19th) [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "'''s'''" comes after "[[r]]" and before "[[t]]" * The letter '''s''' added to the end of a [[noun]] (object word) generally makes it a [[plural]]. * The letter '''s''' added to the end of a [[verb]] (doing word) generally makes it a 3rd person singular form. {{alphabet}} [[an:s]] [[cs:s]] [[de:s]] [[en:s]] [[eu:s]] [[fr:s]] [[gl:s]] [[ko:s]] [[hr:s]] [[ia:s]] [[jv:s]] [[ku:s]] [[la:s]] [[mk:s]] [[ms:s]] [[nl:s]] [[ja:s]] [[pl:s]] [[sk:s]] [[sl:s]] [[fi:s]] [[vi:s]] 10737 2006-10-10T13:08:54Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[it:s]] Removing: [[eu:s]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''S''' or '''s''' # The [[ninteenth]] (19th) [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "'''s'''" comes after "[[r]]" and before "[[t]]" * The letter '''s''' added to the end of a [[noun]] (object word) generally makes it a [[plural]]. * The letter '''s''' added to the end of a [[verb]] (doing word) generally makes it a 3rd person singular form. {{alphabet}} [[an:s]] [[cs:s]] [[de:s]] [[en:s]] [[fr:s]] [[gl:s]] [[ko:s]] [[hr:s]] [[ia:s]] [[it:s]] [[jv:s]] [[ku:s]] [[la:s]] [[mk:s]] [[ms:s]] [[nl:s]] [[ja:s]] [[pl:s]] [[sk:s]] [[sl:s]] [[fi:s]] [[vi:s]] 11421 2006-10-20T23:12:34Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fy:s]], [[ru:s]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''S''' or '''s''' # The [[ninteenth]] (19th) [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "'''s'''" comes after "[[r]]" and before "[[t]]" * The letter '''s''' added to the end of a [[noun]] (object word) generally makes it a [[plural]]. * The letter '''s''' added to the end of a [[verb]] (doing word) generally makes it a 3rd person singular form. {{alphabet}} [[an:s]] [[cs:s]] [[de:s]] [[en:s]] [[fr:s]] [[fy:s]] [[gl:s]] [[ko:s]] [[hr:s]] [[ia:s]] [[it:s]] [[jv:s]] [[ku:s]] [[la:s]] [[mk:s]] [[ms:s]] [[nl:s]] [[ja:s]] [[pl:s]] [[ru:s]] [[sk:s]] [[sl:s]] [[fi:s]] [[vi:s]] 12007 2006-11-09T17:53:05Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[pt:s]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''S''' or '''s''' # The [[ninteenth]] (19th) [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "'''s'''" comes after "[[r]]" and before "[[t]]" * The letter '''s''' added to the end of a [[noun]] (object word) generally makes it a [[plural]]. * The letter '''s''' added to the end of a [[verb]] (doing word) generally makes it a 3rd person singular form. {{alphabet}} [[an:s]] [[cs:s]] [[de:s]] [[en:s]] [[fr:s]] [[fy:s]] [[gl:s]] [[ko:s]] [[hr:s]] [[ia:s]] [[it:s]] [[jv:s]] [[ku:s]] [[la:s]] [[mk:s]] [[ms:s]] [[nl:s]] [[ja:s]] [[pl:s]] [[pt:s]] [[ru:s]] [[sk:s]] [[sl:s]] [[fi:s]] [[vi:s]] 1861 4654 2006-01-15T02:55:26Z H2g2bob 43 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''T''' or '''t''' # The [[twentieth]] (20th) [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. It is the second most used letter, after [[e]]. #: "'''t'''" comes after "[[s]]" and before "[[u]]" {{alphabet}} 5365 2006-02-23T00:59:40Z Conversion script [[T]] moved to [[t]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''T''' or '''t''' # The [[twentieth]] (20th) [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. It is the second most used letter, after [[e]]. #: "'''t'''" comes after "[[s]]" and before "[[u]]" {{alphabet}} 7681 2006-07-19T10:24:24Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: an, de, en, eu, fi, fr, gl, ia, ja, ko, ku, la, nl, pl, sk, sl, vi ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''T''' or '''t''' # The [[twentieth]] (20th) [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. It is the second most used letter, after [[e]]. #: "'''t'''" comes after "[[s]]" and before "[[u]]" {{alphabet}} [[an:t]] [[de:t]] [[en:t]] [[eu:t]] [[fr:t]] [[gl:t]] [[ko:t]] [[ia:t]] [[ku:t]] [[la:t]] [[nl:t]] [[ja:t]] [[pl:t]] [[sk:t]] [[sl:t]] [[fi:t]] [[vi:t]] 8686 2006-08-13T19:45:05Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Modifying: la ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''T''' or '''t''' # The [[twentieth]] (20th) [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. It is the second most used letter, after [[e]]. #: "'''t'''" comes after "[[s]]" and before "[[u]]" {{alphabet}} [[an:t]] [[de:t]] [[en:t]] [[eu:t]] [[fr:t]] [[gl:t]] [[ko:t]] [[ia:t]] [[ku:t]] [[la:T]] [[nl:t]] [[ja:t]] [[pl:t]] [[sk:t]] [[sl:t]] [[fi:t]] [[vi:t]] 9178 2006-08-22T04:47:39Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: tr Removing: la ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''T''' or '''t''' # The [[twentieth]] (20th) [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. It is the second most used letter, after [[e]]. #: "'''t'''" comes after "[[s]]" and before "[[u]]" {{alphabet}} [[an:t]] [[de:t]] [[en:t]] [[eu:t]] [[fr:t]] [[gl:t]] [[ko:t]] [[ia:t]] [[ku:t]] [[nl:t]] [[ja:t]] [[pl:t]] [[sk:t]] [[sl:t]] [[fi:t]] [[vi:t]] [[tr:t]] 11044 2006-10-14T14:06:49Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[it:t]] Removing: [[eu:t]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''T''' or '''t''' # The [[twentieth]] (20th) [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. It is the second most used letter, after [[e]]. #: "'''t'''" comes after "[[s]]" and before "[[u]]" {{alphabet}} [[an:t]] [[de:t]] [[en:t]] [[fr:t]] [[gl:t]] [[ko:t]] [[ia:t]] [[it:t]] [[ku:t]] [[nl:t]] [[ja:t]] [[pl:t]] [[sk:t]] [[sl:t]] [[fi:t]] [[vi:t]] [[tr:t]] 11420 2006-10-20T22:59:38Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:t]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''T''' or '''t''' # The [[twentieth]] (20th) [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. It is the second most used letter, after [[e]]. #: "'''t'''" comes after "[[s]]" and before "[[u]]" {{alphabet}} [[an:t]] [[de:t]] [[en:t]] [[fr:t]] [[gl:t]] [[ko:t]] [[ia:t]] [[it:t]] [[ku:t]] [[nl:t]] [[ja:t]] [[pl:t]] [[ru:t]] [[sk:t]] [[sl:t]] [[fi:t]] [[vi:t]] [[tr:t]] 1862 4655 2006-01-15T02:56:36Z H2g2bob 43 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''U''' or '''u''' # The [[twenty]]-[[first]] (21th) [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. It is a [[vowel]]. #: "'''u'''" comes after "[[t]]" and before "[[v]]" {{alphabet}} 4658 2006-01-15T02:58:03Z H2g2bob 43 /* Noun */ ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''U''' or '''u''' # The [[twenty]]-[[first]] (21st) [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. It is a [[vowel]]. #: "'''u'''" comes after "[[t]]" and before "[[v]]" {{alphabet}} 5377 2006-02-23T00:59:40Z Conversion script [[U]] moved to [[u]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''U''' or '''u''' # The [[twenty]]-[[first]] (21st) [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. It is a [[vowel]]. #: "'''u'''" comes after "[[t]]" and before "[[v]]" {{alphabet}} 7774 2006-07-19T13:26:50Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: af, an, ang, de, en, es, eu, fi, fr, gl, ia, id, ja, ko, ku, nl, pl, sk, sl, vi, vo, zh ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''U''' or '''u''' # The [[twenty]]-[[first]] (21st) [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. It is a [[vowel]]. #: "'''u'''" comes after "[[t]]" and before "[[v]]" {{alphabet}} [[af:u]] [[ang:u]] [[an:u]] [[de:u]] [[en:u]] [[es:u]] [[eu:u]] [[fr:u]] [[gl:u]] [[ko:u]] [[id:u]] [[ia:u]] [[ku:u]] [[nl:u]] [[ja:u]] [[pl:u]] [[sk:u]] [[sl:u]] [[fi:u]] [[vi:u]] [[vo:u]] [[zh:u]] 8694 2006-08-13T19:47:39Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: csb, zh-min-nan ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''U''' or '''u''' # The [[twenty]]-[[first]] (21st) [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. It is a [[vowel]]. #: "'''u'''" comes after "[[t]]" and before "[[v]]" {{alphabet}} [[af:u]] [[ang:u]] [[an:u]] [[zh-min-nan:u]] [[de:u]] [[en:u]] [[es:u]] [[eu:u]] [[fr:u]] [[gl:u]] [[ko:u]] [[id:u]] [[ia:u]] [[csb:u]] [[ku:u]] [[nl:u]] [[ja:u]] [[pl:u]] [[sk:u]] [[sl:u]] [[fi:u]] [[vi:u]] [[vo:u]] [[zh:u]] 9814 2006-09-10T15:00:30Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: cs ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''U''' or '''u''' # The [[twenty]]-[[first]] (21st) [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. It is a [[vowel]]. #: "'''u'''" comes after "[[t]]" and before "[[v]]" {{alphabet}} [[af:u]] [[ang:u]] [[an:u]] [[zh-min-nan:u]] [[cs:u]] [[de:u]] [[en:u]] [[es:u]] [[eu:u]] [[fr:u]] [[gl:u]] [[ko:u]] [[id:u]] [[ia:u]] [[csb:u]] [[ku:u]] [[nl:u]] [[ja:u]] [[pl:u]] [[sk:u]] [[sl:u]] [[fi:u]] [[vi:u]] [[vo:u]] [[zh:u]] 10264 2006-09-24T14:18:01Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[tr:u]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''U''' or '''u''' # The [[twenty]]-[[first]] (21st) [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. It is a [[vowel]]. #: "'''u'''" comes after "[[t]]" and before "[[v]]" {{alphabet}} [[af:u]] [[ang:u]] [[an:u]] [[zh-min-nan:u]] [[cs:u]] [[de:u]] [[en:u]] [[es:u]] [[eu:u]] [[fr:u]] [[gl:u]] [[ko:u]] [[id:u]] [[ia:u]] [[csb:u]] [[ku:u]] [[nl:u]] [[ja:u]] [[pl:u]] [[sk:u]] [[sl:u]] [[fi:u]] [[vi:u]] [[tr:u]] [[vo:u]] [[zh:u]] 10563 2006-10-09T02:33:59Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[it:u]] Removing: [[eu:u]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''U''' or '''u''' # The [[twenty]]-[[first]] (21st) [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. It is a [[vowel]]. #: "'''u'''" comes after "[[t]]" and before "[[v]]" {{alphabet}} [[af:u]] [[ang:u]] [[an:u]] [[zh-min-nan:u]] [[cs:u]] [[de:u]] [[en:u]] [[es:u]] [[fr:u]] [[gl:u]] [[ko:u]] [[id:u]] [[ia:u]] [[it:u]] [[csb:u]] [[ku:u]] [[nl:u]] [[ja:u]] [[pl:u]] [[sk:u]] [[sl:u]] [[fi:u]] [[vi:u]] [[tr:u]] [[vo:u]] [[zh:u]] 11425 2006-10-20T23:38:31Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:u]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''U''' or '''u''' # The [[twenty]]-[[first]] (21st) [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. It is a [[vowel]]. #: "'''u'''" comes after "[[t]]" and before "[[v]]" {{alphabet}} [[af:u]] [[ang:u]] [[an:u]] [[zh-min-nan:u]] [[cs:u]] [[de:u]] [[en:u]] [[es:u]] [[fr:u]] [[gl:u]] [[ko:u]] [[id:u]] [[ia:u]] [[it:u]] [[csb:u]] [[ku:u]] [[nl:u]] [[ja:u]] [[pl:u]] [[ru:u]] [[sk:u]] [[sl:u]] [[fi:u]] [[vi:u]] [[tr:u]] [[vo:u]] [[zh:u]] 1863 4656 2006-01-15T02:57:09Z H2g2bob 43 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''V''' or '''v''' # The [[twenty]]-[[second]] (22nd) [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "'''v'''" comes after "[[u]]" and before "[[w]]" {{alphabet}} 5379 2006-02-23T00:59:40Z Conversion script [[V]] moved to [[v]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''V''' or '''v''' # The [[twenty]]-[[second]] (22nd) [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "'''v'''" comes after "[[u]]" and before "[[w]]" {{alphabet}} 7775 2006-07-19T13:29:43Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: an, de, en, fi, fr, gl, hr, ia, ja, ko, ku, nl, sk, sl, vi ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''V''' or '''v''' # The [[twenty]]-[[second]] (22nd) [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "'''v'''" comes after "[[u]]" and before "[[w]]" {{alphabet}} [[an:v]] [[de:v]] [[en:v]] [[fr:v]] [[gl:v]] [[ko:v]] [[hr:v]] [[ia:v]] [[ku:v]] [[nl:v]] [[ja:v]] [[sk:v]] [[sl:v]] [[fi:v]] [[vi:v]] 9266 2006-08-23T22:07:11Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: cs ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''V''' or '''v''' # The [[twenty]]-[[second]] (22nd) [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "'''v'''" comes after "[[u]]" and before "[[w]]" {{alphabet}} [[an:v]] [[cs:v]] [[de:v]] [[en:v]] [[fr:v]] [[gl:v]] [[ko:v]] [[hr:v]] [[ia:v]] [[ku:v]] [[nl:v]] [[ja:v]] [[sk:v]] [[sl:v]] [[fi:v]] [[vi:v]] 11180 2006-10-17T11:21:04Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[it:v]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''V''' or '''v''' # The [[twenty]]-[[second]] (22nd) [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "'''v'''" comes after "[[u]]" and before "[[w]]" {{alphabet}} [[an:v]] [[cs:v]] [[de:v]] [[en:v]] [[fr:v]] [[gl:v]] [[ko:v]] [[hr:v]] [[ia:v]] [[it:v]] [[ku:v]] [[nl:v]] [[ja:v]] [[sk:v]] [[sl:v]] [[fi:v]] [[vi:v]] 11424 2006-10-20T23:34:51Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:v]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''V''' or '''v''' # The [[twenty]]-[[second]] (22nd) [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "'''v'''" comes after "[[u]]" and before "[[w]]" {{alphabet}} [[an:v]] [[cs:v]] [[de:v]] [[en:v]] [[fr:v]] [[gl:v]] [[ko:v]] [[hr:v]] [[ia:v]] [[it:v]] [[ku:v]] [[nl:v]] [[ja:v]] [[ru:v]] [[sk:v]] [[sl:v]] [[fi:v]] [[vi:v]] 1864 4657 2006-01-15T02:57:40Z H2g2bob 43 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''W''' or '''w''' # The [[twenty]]-[[third]] (23rd) [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "'''w'''" comes after "[[v]]" and before "[[x]]" {{alphabet}} 5383 2006-02-23T00:59:40Z Conversion script [[W]] moved to [[w]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''W''' or '''w''' # The [[twenty]]-[[third]] (23rd) [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "'''w'''" comes after "[[v]]" and before "[[x]]" {{alphabet}} 7777 2006-07-19T13:35:41Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: an, csb, de, el, en, fi, fr, gl, ia, it, ja, ko, ku, nl, pl, sl, vi ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''W''' or '''w''' # The [[twenty]]-[[third]] (23rd) [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "'''w'''" comes after "[[v]]" and before "[[x]]" {{alphabet}} [[an:w]] [[de:w]] [[el:w]] [[en:w]] [[fr:w]] [[gl:w]] [[ko:w]] [[ia:w]] [[it:w]] [[csb:w]] [[ku:w]] [[nl:w]] [[ja:w]] [[pl:w]] [[sl:w]] [[fi:w]] [[vi:w]] 9210 2006-08-22T05:40:58Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: tr ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''W''' or '''w''' # The [[twenty]]-[[third]] (23rd) [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "'''w'''" comes after "[[v]]" and before "[[x]]" {{alphabet}} [[an:w]] [[de:w]] [[el:w]] [[en:w]] [[fr:w]] [[gl:w]] [[ko:w]] [[ia:w]] [[it:w]] [[csb:w]] [[ku:w]] [[nl:w]] [[ja:w]] [[pl:w]] [[sl:w]] [[fi:w]] [[vi:w]] [[tr:w]] 12069 2006-11-09T18:22:00Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ru:w]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''W''' or '''w''' # The [[twenty]]-[[third]] (23rd) [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "'''w'''" comes after "[[v]]" and before "[[x]]" {{alphabet}} [[an:w]] [[de:w]] [[el:w]] [[en:w]] [[fr:w]] [[gl:w]] [[ko:w]] [[ia:w]] [[it:w]] [[csb:w]] [[ku:w]] [[nl:w]] [[ja:w]] [[pl:w]] [[ru:w]] [[sl:w]] [[fi:w]] [[vi:w]] [[tr:w]] 1865 4659 2006-01-15T02:58:44Z H2g2bob 43 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''X''' or '''x''' # The [[twenty]]-[[fourth]] (24th) [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "'''x'''" comes after "[[w]]" and before "[[y]]" {{alphabet}} 5409 2006-02-23T00:59:41Z Conversion script [[X]] moved to [[x]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''X''' or '''x''' # The [[twenty]]-[[fourth]] (24th) [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "'''x'''" comes after "[[w]]" and before "[[y]]" {{alphabet}} 7791 2006-07-19T14:20:54Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: an, de, el, eu, fi, fr, gl, ia, ja, ko, ku, nl, pl, ru, sl ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''X''' or '''x''' # The [[twenty]]-[[fourth]] (24th) [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "'''x'''" comes after "[[w]]" and before "[[y]]" {{alphabet}} [[an:x]] [[de:x]] [[el:x]] [[eu:x]] [[fr:x]] [[gl:x]] [[ko:x]] [[ia:x]] [[ku:x]] [[nl:x]] [[ja:x]] [[pl:x]] [[ru:x]] [[sl:x]] [[fi:x]] 12090 2006-11-10T15:42:34Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[it:x]], [[vi:x]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''X''' or '''x''' # The [[twenty]]-[[fourth]] (24th) [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "'''x'''" comes after "[[w]]" and before "[[y]]" {{alphabet}} [[an:x]] [[de:x]] [[el:x]] [[eu:x]] [[fr:x]] [[gl:x]] [[ko:x]] [[ia:x]] [[it:x]] [[ku:x]] [[nl:x]] [[ja:x]] [[pl:x]] [[ru:x]] [[sl:x]] [[fi:x]] [[vi:x]] 12512 2006-11-18T03:18:02Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[en:x]] Removing: [[eu:x]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''X''' or '''x''' # The [[twenty]]-[[fourth]] (24th) [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "'''x'''" comes after "[[w]]" and before "[[y]]" {{alphabet}} [[an:x]] [[de:x]] [[el:x]] [[en:x]] [[fr:x]] [[gl:x]] [[ko:x]] [[ia:x]] [[it:x]] [[ku:x]] [[nl:x]] [[ja:x]] [[pl:x]] [[ru:x]] [[sl:x]] [[fi:x]] [[vi:x]] 12941 2006-11-28T15:45:38Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[es:x]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''X''' or '''x''' # The [[twenty]]-[[fourth]] (24th) [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "'''x'''" comes after "[[w]]" and before "[[y]]" {{alphabet}} [[an:x]] [[de:x]] [[el:x]] [[en:x]] [[es:x]] [[fr:x]] [[gl:x]] [[ko:x]] [[ia:x]] [[it:x]] [[ku:x]] [[nl:x]] [[ja:x]] [[pl:x]] [[ru:x]] [[sl:x]] [[fi:x]] [[vi:x]] 13392 2006-12-06T05:13:28Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ms:x]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''X''' or '''x''' # The [[twenty]]-[[fourth]] (24th) [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "'''x'''" comes after "[[w]]" and before "[[y]]" {{alphabet}} [[an:x]] [[de:x]] [[el:x]] [[en:x]] [[es:x]] [[fr:x]] [[gl:x]] [[ko:x]] [[ia:x]] [[it:x]] [[ku:x]] [[ms:x]] [[nl:x]] [[ja:x]] [[pl:x]] [[ru:x]] [[sl:x]] [[fi:x]] [[vi:x]] 1866 4660 2006-01-15T02:59:40Z H2g2bob 43 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Y''' or '''y''' # The [[twenty]]-[[fifth]] (25th) [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "'''y'''" comes after "[[x]]" and before "[[z]]" {{alphabet}} 5413 2006-02-23T00:59:41Z Conversion script [[Y]] moved to [[y]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Y''' or '''y''' # The [[twenty]]-[[fifth]] (25th) [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "'''y'''" comes after "[[x]]" and before "[[z]]" {{alphabet}} 7795 2006-07-19T14:27:04Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: af, an, ca, cs, de, el, en, es, et, eu, fi, fr, gl, hu, ia, it, ja, ko, ku, nl, pl, sk, sl, zh ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Y''' or '''y''' # The [[twenty]]-[[fifth]] (25th) [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "'''y'''" comes after "[[x]]" and before "[[z]]" {{alphabet}} [[af:y]] [[an:y]] [[ca:y]] [[cs:y]] [[de:y]] [[et:y]] [[el:y]] [[en:y]] [[es:y]] [[eu:y]] [[fr:y]] [[gl:y]] [[ko:y]] [[ia:y]] [[it:y]] [[ku:y]] [[hu:y]] [[nl:y]] [[ja:y]] [[pl:y]] [[sk:y]] [[sl:y]] [[fi:y]] [[zh:y]] 9215 2006-08-22T05:57:54Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: csb Removing: sl ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Y''' or '''y''' # The [[twenty]]-[[fifth]] (25th) [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "'''y'''" comes after "[[x]]" and before "[[z]]" {{alphabet}} [[af:y]] [[an:y]] [[ca:y]] [[cs:y]] [[de:y]] [[et:y]] [[el:y]] [[en:y]] [[es:y]] [[eu:y]] [[fr:y]] [[gl:y]] [[ko:y]] [[ia:y]] [[it:y]] [[csb:y]] [[ku:y]] [[hu:y]] [[nl:y]] [[ja:y]] [[pl:y]] [[sk:y]] [[fi:y]] [[zh:y]] 9821 2006-09-10T15:14:19Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: io ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Y''' or '''y''' # The [[twenty]]-[[fifth]] (25th) [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "'''y'''" comes after "[[x]]" and before "[[z]]" {{alphabet}} [[af:y]] [[an:y]] [[ca:y]] [[cs:y]] [[de:y]] [[et:y]] [[el:y]] [[en:y]] [[es:y]] [[eu:y]] [[fr:y]] [[gl:y]] [[ko:y]] [[io:y]] [[ia:y]] [[it:y]] [[csb:y]] [[ku:y]] [[hu:y]] [[nl:y]] [[ja:y]] [[pl:y]] [[sk:y]] [[fi:y]] [[zh:y]] 11368 2006-10-19T09:58:16Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[vi:y]] Removing: [[eu:y]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Y''' or '''y''' # The [[twenty]]-[[fifth]] (25th) [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "'''y'''" comes after "[[x]]" and before "[[z]]" {{alphabet}} [[af:y]] [[an:y]] [[ca:y]] [[cs:y]] [[de:y]] [[et:y]] [[el:y]] [[en:y]] [[es:y]] [[fr:y]] [[gl:y]] [[ko:y]] [[io:y]] [[ia:y]] [[it:y]] [[csb:y]] [[ku:y]] [[hu:y]] [[nl:y]] [[ja:y]] [[pl:y]] [[sk:y]] [[fi:y]] [[vi:y]] [[zh:y]] 11423 2006-10-20T23:30:11Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:y]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Y''' or '''y''' # The [[twenty]]-[[fifth]] (25th) [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "'''y'''" comes after "[[x]]" and before "[[z]]" {{alphabet}} [[af:y]] [[an:y]] [[ca:y]] [[cs:y]] [[de:y]] [[et:y]] [[el:y]] [[en:y]] [[es:y]] [[fr:y]] [[gl:y]] [[ko:y]] [[io:y]] [[ia:y]] [[it:y]] [[csb:y]] [[ku:y]] [[hu:y]] [[nl:y]] [[ja:y]] [[pl:y]] [[ru:y]] [[sk:y]] [[fi:y]] [[vi:y]] [[zh:y]] 1867 4661 2006-01-15T03:00:24Z H2g2bob 43 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Z''' or '''z''' # The [[twenty]]-[[sixth]] (26th) and [[last]] [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "'''z'''" comes after "[[y]]" {{alphabet}} 5425 2006-02-23T00:59:41Z Conversion script [[Z]] moved to [[z]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Z''' or '''z''' # The [[twenty]]-[[sixth]] (26th) and [[last]] [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "'''z'''" comes after "[[y]]" {{alphabet}} 7794 2006-07-19T14:24:24Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: an, de, en, et, eu, fi, fr, gl, ia, ja, ko, ku, nl, pl, sk, sl, vi ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Z''' or '''z''' # The [[twenty]]-[[sixth]] (26th) and [[last]] [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "'''z'''" comes after "[[y]]" {{alphabet}} [[an:z]] [[de:z]] [[et:z]] [[en:z]] [[eu:z]] [[fr:z]] [[gl:z]] [[ko:z]] [[ia:z]] [[ku:z]] [[nl:z]] [[ja:z]] [[pl:z]] [[sk:z]] [[sl:z]] [[fi:z]] [[vi:z]] 9268 2006-08-23T23:14:03Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: cs ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Z''' or '''z''' # The [[twenty]]-[[sixth]] (26th) and [[last]] [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "'''z'''" comes after "[[y]]" {{alphabet}} [[an:z]] [[cs:z]] [[de:z]] [[et:z]] [[en:z]] [[eu:z]] [[fr:z]] [[gl:z]] [[ko:z]] [[ia:z]] [[ku:z]] [[nl:z]] [[ja:z]] [[pl:z]] [[sk:z]] [[sl:z]] [[fi:z]] [[vi:z]] 11376 2006-10-19T13:26:11Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[it:z]] Removing: [[eu:z]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Z''' or '''z''' # The [[twenty]]-[[sixth]] (26th) and [[last]] [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "'''z'''" comes after "[[y]]" {{alphabet}} [[an:z]] [[cs:z]] [[de:z]] [[et:z]] [[en:z]] [[fr:z]] [[gl:z]] [[ko:z]] [[ia:z]] [[it:z]] [[ku:z]] [[nl:z]] [[ja:z]] [[pl:z]] [[sk:z]] [[sl:z]] [[fi:z]] [[vi:z]] 11422 2006-10-20T23:26:11Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:z]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Z''' or '''z''' # The [[twenty]]-[[sixth]] (26th) and [[last]] [[letter]] of the [[alphabet]]. #: "'''z'''" comes after "[[y]]" {{alphabet}} [[an:z]] [[cs:z]] [[de:z]] [[et:z]] [[en:z]] [[fr:z]] [[gl:z]] [[ko:z]] [[ia:z]] [[it:z]] [[ku:z]] [[nl:z]] [[ja:z]] [[pl:z]] [[ru:z]] [[sk:z]] [[sl:z]] [[fi:z]] [[vi:z]] 1868 4665 2006-01-15T03:08:43Z H2g2bob 43 == Noun == {{wiktionary}} # A '''vowel''' is one of the [[letter]]s '''[[a]]''', '''[[e]]''', '''[[i]]''', '''[[o]]''' and '''[[u]]'''. All the other letters are [[consonant]]s. Sometimes [[y]] is also considered to be a vowel. 5381 2006-02-23T00:59:40Z Conversion script [[Vowel]] moved to [[vowel]]: Converting page titles to lowercase == Noun == {{wiktionary}} # A '''vowel''' is one of the [[letter]]s '''[[a]]''', '''[[e]]''', '''[[i]]''', '''[[o]]''' and '''[[u]]'''. All the other letters are [[consonant]]s. Sometimes [[y]] is also considered to be a vowel. 7231 2006-07-16T13:11:48Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ == Noun == {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} # A '''vowel''' is one of the [[letter]]s '''[[a]]''', '''[[e]]''', '''[[i]]''', '''[[o]]''' and '''[[u]]'''. All the other letters are [[consonant]]s. Sometimes [[y]] is also considered to be a vowel. 7746 2006-07-19T12:34:01Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, io, pt, zh == Noun == {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} # A '''vowel''' is one of the [[letter]]s '''[[a]]''', '''[[e]]''', '''[[i]]''', '''[[o]]''' and '''[[u]]'''. All the other letters are [[consonant]]s. Sometimes [[y]] is also considered to be a vowel. [[en:vowel]] [[fr:vowel]] [[io:vowel]] [[hu:vowel]] [[pt:vowel]] [[fi:vowel]] [[zh:vowel]] 8704 2006-08-13T19:49:20Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi == Noun == {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} # A '''vowel''' is one of the [[letter]]s '''[[a]]''', '''[[e]]''', '''[[i]]''', '''[[o]]''' and '''[[u]]'''. All the other letters are [[consonant]]s. Sometimes [[y]] is also considered to be a vowel. [[en:vowel]] [[fr:vowel]] [[io:vowel]] [[hu:vowel]] [[pt:vowel]] [[fi:vowel]] [[vi:vowel]] [[zh:vowel]] 11296 2006-10-18T12:42:38Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ja:vowel]], [[ru:vowel]] == Noun == {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} # A '''vowel''' is one of the [[letter]]s '''[[a]]''', '''[[e]]''', '''[[i]]''', '''[[o]]''' and '''[[u]]'''. All the other letters are [[consonant]]s. Sometimes [[y]] is also considered to be a vowel. [[en:vowel]] [[fr:vowel]] [[io:vowel]] [[hu:vowel]] [[ja:vowel]] [[pt:vowel]] [[ru:vowel]] [[fi:vowel]] [[vi:vowel]] [[zh:vowel]] 13588 2006-12-10T22:21:29Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:vowel]] == Noun == {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} # A '''vowel''' is one of the [[letter]]s '''[[a]]''', '''[[e]]''', '''[[i]]''', '''[[o]]''' and '''[[u]]'''. All the other letters are [[consonant]]s. Sometimes [[y]] is also considered to be a vowel. [[en:vowel]] [[fa:vowel]] [[fr:vowel]] [[io:vowel]] [[hu:vowel]] [[ja:vowel]] [[pt:vowel]] [[ru:vowel]] [[fi:vowel]] [[vi:vowel]] [[zh:vowel]] 1869 4667 2006-01-15T09:23:02Z Mammal 56 i did not know where this letter is used for ==Noun== '''Ѓ''' or '''ѓ''' # The [[sixth]] [[letter]] of the [[macedonian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"ѓ"''' comes before "е" and after "ђ" {{cyrillic alphabet}} 4679 2006-01-15T12:20:06Z Mammal 56 ==Noun== '''Ѓ''' or '''ѓ''' # The [[sixth]] [[letter]] of the [[macedonian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"ѓ"''' comes before "е" and after "д" {{cyrillic alphabet}} 4823 2006-02-03T21:11:24Z Mammal 56 /* Noun */ ==Noun== '''Ѓ''' or '''ѓ''' # The [[sixth]] [[letter]] of the [[macedonian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"ѓ"''' comes before "е" and after "д" This letter is pronounced as a /g/ with an acute accent. {{cyrillic alphabet}} 5431 2006-02-23T00:59:41Z Conversion script [[Ѓ]] moved to [[ѓ]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== '''Ѓ''' or '''ѓ''' # The [[sixth]] [[letter]] of the [[macedonian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"ѓ"''' comes before "е" and after "д" This letter is pronounced as a /g/ with an acute accent. {{cyrillic alphabet}} 5671 2006-03-03T17:33:56Z Mammal 56 ==Noun== '''Ѓ''' or '''ѓ''' # The [[sixth]] [[letter]] of the [[macedonian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"ѓ"''' comes before "е" and after "д" This letter is pronounced as a /g/ with an acute accent. {{Cyrillic alphabet}} 1870 4668 2006-01-15T09:26:17Z Mammal 56 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Е''' or '''е''' # The [[9th]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"е"''' comes before "ё" and after "ѓ" {{cyrillic alphabet}} 4670 2006-01-15T09:34:38Z Mammal 56 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Е''' or '''е''' # The [[9th]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"е"''' comes before "ё" and after "ѓ" This letter is pronounced as /ye/ for example ye in yellow. {{cyrillic alphabet}} 5465 2006-02-23T00:59:41Z Conversion script [[Е]] moved to [[е]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Е''' or '''е''' # The [[9th]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"е"''' comes before "ё" and after "ѓ" This letter is pronounced as /ye/ for example ye in yellow. {{cyrillic alphabet}} 5672 2006-03-03T17:34:16Z Mammal 56 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Е''' or '''е''' # The [[9th]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"е"''' comes before "ё" and after "ѓ" This letter is pronounced as /ye/ for example ye in yellow. {{Cyrillic alphabet}} 7808 2006-07-19T14:42:25Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, mk, pl, sr ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Е''' or '''е''' # The [[9th]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"е"''' comes before "ё" and after "ѓ" This letter is pronounced as /ye/ for example ye in yellow. {{Cyrillic alphabet}} [[en:е]] [[mk:е]] [[pl:е]] [[sr:е]] 12098 2006-11-10T15:44:11Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ru:е]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Е''' or '''е''' # The [[9th]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"е"''' comes before "ё" and after "ѓ" This letter is pronounced as /ye/ for example ye in yellow. {{Cyrillic alphabet}} [[en:е]] [[mk:е]] [[pl:е]] [[ru:е]] [[sr:е]] 1871 4669 2006-01-15T09:33:15Z Mammal 56 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Ё''' or '''ё''' # The [[seventh]] [[letter]] of the [[russian]] and [[belarusian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"ё"''' comes before "є" and after "е" This letter is pronounced as /yo/. {{cyrillic alphabet}} 4680 2006-01-15T12:22:35Z Mammal 56 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Ё''' or '''ё''' # The [[seventh]] [[letter]] of the [[russian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"ё"''' comes before "ж" and after "е" # The [[seventh]] [[letter]] of the [[belarusian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"ё"''' comes before "ж" and after "е" This letter is pronounced as /yo/. {{cyrillic alphabet}} 5427 2006-02-23T00:59:41Z Conversion script [[Ё]] moved to [[ё]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Ё''' or '''ё''' # The [[seventh]] [[letter]] of the [[russian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"ё"''' comes before "ж" and after "е" # The [[seventh]] [[letter]] of the [[belarusian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"ё"''' comes before "ж" and after "е" This letter is pronounced as /yo/. {{cyrillic alphabet}} 5673 2006-03-03T17:34:36Z Mammal 56 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Ё''' or '''ё''' # The [[seventh]] [[letter]] of the [[russian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"ё"''' comes before "ж" and after "е" # The [[seventh]] [[letter]] of the [[belarusian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"ё"''' comes before "ж" and after "е" This letter is pronounced as /yo/. {{Cyrillic alphabet}} 11476 2006-10-23T03:13:41Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[en:ё]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Ё''' or '''ё''' # The [[seventh]] [[letter]] of the [[russian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"ё"''' comes before "ж" and after "е" # The [[seventh]] [[letter]] of the [[belarusian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"ё"''' comes before "ж" and after "е" This letter is pronounced as /yo/. {{Cyrillic alphabet}} [[en:ё]] 1872 4671 2006-01-15T09:40:15Z Mammal 56 ==Noun== '''Є''' or '''є''' # The [[eighth]] [[letter]] of the [[ukrainian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"є"''' comes before "ж" and after "ё" This letter is pronounced as /yo/. {{cyrillic alphabet}} 4681 2006-01-15T12:23:41Z Mammal 56 /* Noun */ ==Noun== '''Є''' or '''є''' # The [[eighth]] [[letter]] of the [[ukrainian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"є"''' comes before "ж" and after "е" This letter is pronounced as /yo/. {{cyrillic alphabet}} 5433 2006-02-23T00:59:41Z Conversion script [[Є]] moved to [[є]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== '''Є''' or '''є''' # The [[eighth]] [[letter]] of the [[ukrainian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"є"''' comes before "ж" and after "е" This letter is pronounced as /yo/. {{cyrillic alphabet}} 5674 2006-03-03T17:35:05Z Mammal 56 ==Noun== '''Є''' or '''є''' # The [[eighth]] [[letter]] of the [[ukrainian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"є"''' comes before "ж" and after "е" This letter is pronounced as /ye/. {{Cyrillic alphabet}} 11474 2006-10-23T03:11:51Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[en:є]] ==Noun== '''Є''' or '''є''' # The [[eighth]] [[letter]] of the [[ukrainian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"є"''' comes before "ж" and after "е" This letter is pronounced as /ye/. {{Cyrillic alphabet}} [[en:є]] 1873 4672 2006-01-15T09:54:20Z Mammal 56 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Ж''' or '''ж''' # The [[12th]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"ж"''' comes before "ѕ" and after "є" This letter is pronounced as /zh/ for example s in treasure. {{cyrillic alphabet}} 5467 2006-02-23T00:59:42Z Conversion script [[Ж]] moved to [[ж]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Ж''' or '''ж''' # The [[12th]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"ж"''' comes before "ѕ" and after "є" This letter is pronounced as /zh/ for example s in treasure. {{cyrillic alphabet}} 5675 2006-03-03T17:35:22Z Mammal 56 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Ж''' or '''ж''' # The [[12th]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"ж"''' comes before "ѕ" and after "є" This letter is pronounced as /zh/ for example s in treasure. {{Cyrillic alphabet}} 11433 2006-10-21T10:58:34Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[en:ж]], [[mk:ж]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Ж''' or '''ж''' # The [[12th]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"ж"''' comes before "ѕ" and after "є" This letter is pronounced as /zh/ for example s in treasure. {{Cyrillic alphabet}} [[en:ж]] [[mk:ж]] 12097 2006-11-10T15:44:01Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ru:ж]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Ж''' or '''ж''' # The [[12th]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"ж"''' comes before "ѕ" and after "є" This letter is pronounced as /zh/ for example s in treasure. {{Cyrillic alphabet}} [[en:ж]] [[mk:ж]] [[ru:ж]] 1874 4673 2006-01-15T11:34:23Z Mammal 56 ==Noun== '''Ѕ''' or '''ѕ''' # The [[10th]] [[letter]] of the [[macedonian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"ѕ"''' comes before "з" and after "ж" This letter is pronounced as /dz/ for example ds in kids. {{cyrillic alphabet}} 4682 2006-01-15T12:24:46Z Mammal 56 /* Noun */ ==Noun== '''Ѕ''' or '''ѕ''' # The [[10th]] [[letter]] of the [[macedonian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"ѕ"''' comes before "и" and after "з" This letter is pronounced as /dz/ for example ds in kids. {{cyrillic alphabet}} 5435 2006-02-23T00:59:41Z Conversion script [[Ѕ]] moved to [[ѕ]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== '''Ѕ''' or '''ѕ''' # The [[10th]] [[letter]] of the [[macedonian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"ѕ"''' comes before "и" and after "з" This letter is pronounced as /dz/ for example ds in kids. {{cyrillic alphabet}} 5676 2006-03-03T17:35:37Z Mammal 56 ==Noun== '''Ѕ''' or '''ѕ''' # The [[10th]] [[letter]] of the [[macedonian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"ѕ"''' comes before "и" and after "з" This letter is pronounced as /dz/ for example ds in kids. {{Cyrillic alphabet}} 1875 4674 2006-01-15T11:52:04Z Mammal 56 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''З''' or '''з''' # The [[13th]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"з"''' comes before "и" and after "ѕ" This letter is pronounced as /z/. {{cyrillic alphabet}} 5469 2006-02-23T00:59:42Z Conversion script [[З]] moved to [[з]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''З''' or '''з''' # The [[13th]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"з"''' comes before "и" and after "ѕ" This letter is pronounced as /z/. {{cyrillic alphabet}} 5677 2006-03-03T17:35:54Z Mammal 56 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''З''' or '''з''' # The [[13th]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"з"''' comes before "и" and after "ѕ" This letter is pronounced as /z/. {{Cyrillic alphabet}} 7807 2006-07-19T14:41:55Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: fr, mk ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''З''' or '''з''' # The [[13th]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"з"''' comes before "и" and after "ѕ" This letter is pronounced as /z/. {{Cyrillic alphabet}} [[fr:з]] [[mk:з]] 9835 2006-09-10T15:27:14Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, ru ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''З''' or '''з''' # The [[13th]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"з"''' comes before "и" and after "ѕ" This letter is pronounced as /z/. {{Cyrillic alphabet}} [[en:з]] [[fr:з]] [[mk:з]] [[ru:з]] 1876 4675 2006-01-15T11:59:25Z Mammal 56 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''И''' or '''и''' # The [[14th]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"и"''' comes before "і" and after "з" This letter is pronounced as /i/ for example i in machine. {{cyrillic alphabet}} 5471 2006-02-23T00:59:42Z Conversion script [[И]] moved to [[и]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''И''' or '''и''' # The [[14th]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"и"''' comes before "і" and after "з" This letter is pronounced as /i/ for example i in machine. {{cyrillic alphabet}} 5678 2006-03-03T17:36:14Z Mammal 56 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''И''' or '''и''' # The [[14th]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"и"''' comes before "і" and after "з" This letter is pronounced as /i/ for example i in machine. {{Cyrillic alphabet}} 7806 2006-07-19T14:40:55Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: bg, de, en, fr, hu, io, mk, pl, pt, ru, sr, vi, zh ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''И''' or '''и''' # The [[14th]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"и"''' comes before "і" and after "з" This letter is pronounced as /i/ for example i in machine. {{Cyrillic alphabet}} [[bg:и]] [[de:и]] [[en:и]] [[fr:и]] [[io:и]] [[hu:и]] [[mk:и]] [[pl:и]] [[pt:и]] [[ru:и]] [[sr:и]] [[vi:и]] [[zh:и]] 8713 2006-08-13T19:52:54Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: csb, sk ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''И''' or '''и''' # The [[14th]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"и"''' comes before "і" and after "з" This letter is pronounced as /i/ for example i in machine. {{Cyrillic alphabet}} [[bg:и]] [[de:и]] [[en:и]] [[fr:и]] [[io:и]] [[csb:и]] [[hu:и]] [[mk:и]] [[pl:и]] [[pt:и]] [[ru:и]] [[sk:и]] [[sr:и]] [[vi:и]] [[zh:и]] 9245 2006-08-22T06:39:25Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''И''' or '''и''' # The [[14th]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"и"''' comes before "і" and after "з" This letter is pronounced as /i/ for example i in machine. {{Cyrillic alphabet}} [[bg:и]] [[de:и]] [[en:и]] [[fr:и]] [[hy:и]] [[io:и]] [[csb:и]] [[hu:и]] [[mk:и]] [[pl:и]] [[pt:и]] [[ru:и]] [[sk:и]] [[sr:и]] [[vi:и]] [[zh:и]] 12096 2006-11-10T15:43:51Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ja:и]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''И''' or '''и''' # The [[14th]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"и"''' comes before "і" and after "з" This letter is pronounced as /i/ for example i in machine. {{Cyrillic alphabet}} [[bg:и]] [[de:и]] [[en:и]] [[fr:и]] [[hy:и]] [[io:и]] [[csb:и]] [[hu:и]] [[mk:и]] [[ja:и]] [[pl:и]] [[pt:и]] [[ru:и]] [[sk:и]] [[sr:и]] [[vi:и]] [[zh:и]] 1877 4676 2006-01-15T12:13:03Z Mammal 56 ==Noun== '''І''' or '''і''' # The [[12th]] [[letter]] of the [[ukrainian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"і"''' comes before "ї" and after "и" # The [[10th]] [[letter]] of the [[belarusian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"і"''' comes before "й" and after "з" This letter is pronounced as /i/. {{cyrillic alphabet}} 5437 2006-02-23T00:59:41Z Conversion script [[І]] moved to [[і]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== '''І''' or '''і''' # The [[12th]] [[letter]] of the [[ukrainian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"і"''' comes before "ї" and after "и" # The [[10th]] [[letter]] of the [[belarusian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"і"''' comes before "й" and after "з" This letter is pronounced as /i/. {{cyrillic alphabet}} 5679 2006-03-03T17:36:34Z Mammal 56 ==Noun== '''І''' or '''і''' # The [[12th]] [[letter]] of the [[ukrainian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"і"''' comes before "ї" and after "и" # The [[10th]] [[letter]] of the [[belarusian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"і"''' comes before "й" and after "з" This letter is pronounced as /i/. {{Cyrillic alphabet}} 7793 2006-07-19T14:23:04Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fr, uk ==Noun== '''І''' or '''і''' # The [[12th]] [[letter]] of the [[ukrainian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"і"''' comes before "ї" and after "и" # The [[10th]] [[letter]] of the [[belarusian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"і"''' comes before "й" and after "з" This letter is pronounced as /i/. {{Cyrillic alphabet}} [[en:і]] [[fr:і]] [[uk:і]] 8715 2006-08-13T19:53:14Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: csb ==Noun== '''І''' or '''і''' # The [[12th]] [[letter]] of the [[ukrainian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"і"''' comes before "ї" and after "и" # The [[10th]] [[letter]] of the [[belarusian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"і"''' comes before "й" and after "з" This letter is pronounced as /i/. {{Cyrillic alphabet}} [[en:і]] [[fr:і]] [[csb:і]] [[uk:і]] 9246 2006-08-22T06:47:39Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: pl ==Noun== '''І''' or '''і''' # The [[12th]] [[letter]] of the [[ukrainian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"і"''' comes before "ї" and after "и" # The [[10th]] [[letter]] of the [[belarusian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"і"''' comes before "й" and after "з" This letter is pronounced as /i/. {{Cyrillic alphabet}} [[en:і]] [[fr:і]] [[csb:і]] [[pl:і]] [[uk:і]] 1878 4677 2006-01-15T12:15:12Z Mammal 56 ==Noun== '''Ї''' or '''ї''' # The [[13th]] [[letter]] of the [[ukrainian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"ї"''' comes before "й" and after "і" This letter is pronounced as /ji/. {{cyrillic alphabet}} 5439 2006-02-23T00:59:41Z Conversion script [[Ї]] moved to [[ї]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== '''Ї''' or '''ї''' # The [[13th]] [[letter]] of the [[ukrainian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"ї"''' comes before "й" and after "і" This letter is pronounced as /ji/. {{cyrillic alphabet}} 5680 2006-03-03T17:36:49Z Mammal 56 ==Noun== '''Ї''' or '''ї''' # The [[13th]] [[letter]] of the [[ukrainian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"ї"''' comes before "й" and after "і" This letter is pronounced as /ji/. {{Cyrillic alphabet}} 11473 2006-10-23T03:11:31Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[en:ї]] ==Noun== '''Ї''' or '''ї''' # The [[13th]] [[letter]] of the [[ukrainian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"ї"''' comes before "й" and after "і" This letter is pronounced as /ji/. {{Cyrillic alphabet}} [[en:ї]] 1879 4683 2006-01-15T12:34:39Z Mammal 56 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Й''' or '''й''' # The [[10th]] [[letter]] of the [[bulgarian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"й"''' comes before "к" and after "и" # The [[11th]] [[letter]] of the [[russian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"й"''' comes before "к" and after "и" # The [[11th]] [[letter]] of the [[belarusian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"й"''' comes before "к" and after "і" # The [[14th]] [[letter]] of the [[ukrainian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"й"''' comes before "к" and after "ї" This letter is pronounced as /j/ for example y in yellow. {{cyrillic alphabet}} 5473 2006-02-23T00:59:42Z Conversion script [[Й]] moved to [[й]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Й''' or '''й''' # The [[10th]] [[letter]] of the [[bulgarian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"й"''' comes before "к" and after "и" # The [[11th]] [[letter]] of the [[russian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"й"''' comes before "к" and after "и" # The [[11th]] [[letter]] of the [[belarusian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"й"''' comes before "к" and after "і" # The [[14th]] [[letter]] of the [[ukrainian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"й"''' comes before "к" and after "ї" This letter is pronounced as /j/ for example y in yellow. {{cyrillic alphabet}} 5681 2006-03-03T17:37:07Z Mammal 56 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Й''' or '''й''' # The [[10th]] [[letter]] of the [[bulgarian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"й"''' comes before "к" and after "и" # The [[11th]] [[letter]] of the [[russian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"й"''' comes before "к" and after "и" # The [[11th]] [[letter]] of the [[belarusian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"й"''' comes before "к" and after "і" # The [[14th]] [[letter]] of the [[ukrainian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"й"''' comes before "к" and after "ї" This letter is pronounced as /j/ for example y in yellow. {{Cyrillic alphabet}} 11434 2006-10-21T12:26:10Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[en:й]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Й''' or '''й''' # The [[10th]] [[letter]] of the [[bulgarian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"й"''' comes before "к" and after "и" # The [[11th]] [[letter]] of the [[russian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"й"''' comes before "к" and after "и" # The [[11th]] [[letter]] of the [[belarusian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"й"''' comes before "к" and after "і" # The [[14th]] [[letter]] of the [[ukrainian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"й"''' comes before "к" and after "ї" This letter is pronounced as /j/ for example y in yellow. {{Cyrillic alphabet}} [[en:й]] 12086 2006-11-10T15:40:32Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ru:й]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Й''' or '''й''' # The [[10th]] [[letter]] of the [[bulgarian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"й"''' comes before "к" and after "и" # The [[11th]] [[letter]] of the [[russian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"й"''' comes before "к" and after "и" # The [[11th]] [[letter]] of the [[belarusian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"й"''' comes before "к" and after "і" # The [[14th]] [[letter]] of the [[ukrainian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"й"''' comes before "к" and after "ї" This letter is pronounced as /j/ for example y in yellow. {{Cyrillic alphabet}} [[en:й]] [[ru:й]] 1880 4684 2006-01-15T12:38:42Z Mammal 56 ==Noun== '''Ј''' or '''ј''' # The [[11th]] [[letter]] of the [[serbian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"ј"''' comes before "к" and after "и" # The [[12th]] [[letter]] of the [[macedonian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"ј"''' comes before "к" and after "и" This letter is pronounced as /j/ for example y in you. {{cyrillic alphabet}} 4685 2006-01-15T12:38:58Z Mammal 56 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Ј''' or '''ј''' # The [[11th]] [[letter]] of the [[serbian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"ј"''' comes before "к" and after "и" # The [[12th]] [[letter]] of the [[macedonian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"ј"''' comes before "к" and after "и" This letter is pronounced as /j/ for example y in you. {{cyrillic alphabet}} 4686 2006-01-15T14:55:02Z H2g2bob 43 added {{alphabet}} ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Ј''' or '''ј''' # The [[11th]] [[letter]] of the [[serbian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"ј"''' comes before "к" and after "и" # The [[12th]] [[letter]] of the [[macedonian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"ј"''' comes before "к" and after "и" This letter is pronounced as /j/ for example y in you. {{alphabet}} {{cyrillic alphabet}} 4706 2006-01-16T16:42:19Z Mammal 56 away alphabet this is a cyrillic letter ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Ј''' or '''ј''' # The [[11th]] [[letter]] of the [[serbian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"ј"''' comes before "к" and after "и" # The [[12th]] [[letter]] of the [[macedonian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"ј"''' comes before "к" and after "и" This letter is pronounced as /j/ for example y in you. {{cyrillic alphabet}} 5441 2006-02-23T00:59:41Z Conversion script [[Ј]] moved to [[ј]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Ј''' or '''ј''' # The [[11th]] [[letter]] of the [[serbian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"ј"''' comes before "к" and after "и" # The [[12th]] [[letter]] of the [[macedonian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"ј"''' comes before "к" and after "и" This letter is pronounced as /j/ for example y in you. {{cyrillic alphabet}} 5682 2006-03-03T17:37:37Z Mammal 56 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Ј''' or '''ј''' # The [[11th]] [[letter]] of the [[serbian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"ј"''' comes before "к" and after "и" # The [[12th]] [[letter]] of the [[macedonian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"ј"''' comes before "к" and after "и" This letter is pronounced as /j/ for example y in you. {{Cyrillic alphabet}} 11472 2006-10-23T03:11:01Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[en:ј]], [[mk:ј]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Ј''' or '''ј''' # The [[11th]] [[letter]] of the [[serbian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"ј"''' comes before "к" and after "и" # The [[12th]] [[letter]] of the [[macedonian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"ј"''' comes before "к" and after "и" This letter is pronounced as /j/ for example y in you. {{Cyrillic alphabet}} [[en:ј]] [[mk:ј]] 1881 4690 2006-01-15T17:19:33Z H2g2bob 43 == Noun == {{wiktionary}} '''letter''' (''plural'' '''letters''') # A [[symbol]] which makes up part of a [[word]]. #: The word [[fly]] has 3 '''letters''': [[f]], [[l]] and [[y]]. # A written [[message]] or [[note]]. #: I recieved a '''letter''' through the [[post]]. === Words with Similar Meanings === *[[mail]] *[[note]] *[[symbol]] *[[memo]] === Alphabets === {{cyrillic alphabet}} {{alphabet}} 5287 2006-02-23T00:59:39Z Conversion script [[Letter]] moved to [[letter]]: Converting page titles to lowercase == Noun == {{wiktionary}} '''letter''' (''plural'' '''letters''') # A [[symbol]] which makes up part of a [[word]]. #: The word [[fly]] has 3 '''letters''': [[f]], [[l]] and [[y]]. # A written [[message]] or [[note]]. #: I recieved a '''letter''' through the [[post]]. === Words with Similar Meanings === *[[mail]] *[[note]] *[[symbol]] *[[memo]] === Alphabets === {{cyrillic alphabet}} {{alphabet}} 7208 2006-07-16T02:26:23Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ == Noun == {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} # A [[symbol]] which makes up part of a [[word]]. #: The word [[fly]] has 3 '''letters''': [[f]], [[l]] and [[y]]. # A written [[message]] or [[note]]. #: I recieved a '''letter''' through the [[post]]. === Words with Similar Meanings === *[[mail]] *[[note]] *[[symbol]] *[[memo]] === Alphabets === {{cyrillic alphabet}} {{alphabet}} 7590 2006-07-19T06:45:21Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ang, ca, en, et, fa, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, ko, la, nl, pl, pt, ru, sv, ta, zh == Noun == {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} # A [[symbol]] which makes up part of a [[word]]. #: The word [[fly]] has 3 '''letters''': [[f]], [[l]] and [[y]]. # A written [[message]] or [[note]]. #: I recieved a '''letter''' through the [[post]]. === Words with Similar Meanings === *[[mail]] *[[note]] *[[symbol]] *[[memo]] === Alphabets === {{cyrillic alphabet}} {{alphabet}} [[ang:letter]] [[ca:letter]] [[et:letter]] [[en:letter]] [[fa:letter]] [[fr:letter]] [[ko:letter]] [[io:letter]] [[it:letter]] [[la:letter]] [[hu:letter]] [[nl:letter]] [[ja:letter]] [[pl:letter]] [[pt:letter]] [[ru:letter]] [[fi:letter]] [[sv:letter]] [[ta:letter]] [[zh:letter]] 8658 2006-08-13T19:32:44Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: zh-min-nan == Noun == {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} # A [[symbol]] which makes up part of a [[word]]. #: The word [[fly]] has 3 '''letters''': [[f]], [[l]] and [[y]]. # A written [[message]] or [[note]]. #: I recieved a '''letter''' through the [[post]]. === Words with Similar Meanings === *[[mail]] *[[note]] *[[symbol]] *[[memo]] === Alphabets === {{cyrillic alphabet}} {{alphabet}} [[ang:letter]] [[zh-min-nan:letter]] [[ca:letter]] [[et:letter]] [[en:letter]] [[fa:letter]] [[fr:letter]] [[ko:letter]] [[io:letter]] [[it:letter]] [[la:letter]] [[hu:letter]] [[nl:letter]] [[ja:letter]] [[pl:letter]] [[pt:letter]] [[ru:letter]] [[fi:letter]] [[sv:letter]] [[ta:letter]] [[zh:letter]] 9664 2006-09-10T13:24:19Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy, vi == Noun == {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} # A [[symbol]] which makes up part of a [[word]]. #: The word [[fly]] has 3 '''letters''': [[f]], [[l]] and [[y]]. # A written [[message]] or [[note]]. #: I recieved a '''letter''' through the [[post]]. === Words with Similar Meanings === *[[mail]] *[[note]] *[[symbol]] *[[memo]] === Alphabets === {{cyrillic alphabet}} {{alphabet}} [[ang:letter]] [[zh-min-nan:letter]] [[ca:letter]] [[et:letter]] [[en:letter]] [[fa:letter]] [[fr:letter]] [[ko:letter]] [[hy:letter]] [[io:letter]] [[it:letter]] [[la:letter]] [[hu:letter]] [[nl:letter]] [[ja:letter]] [[pl:letter]] [[pt:letter]] [[ru:letter]] [[fi:letter]] [[sv:letter]] [[ta:letter]] [[vi:letter]] [[zh:letter]] 10501 2006-10-08T04:42:39Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[uk:letter]] == Noun == {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} # A [[symbol]] which makes up part of a [[word]]. #: The word [[fly]] has 3 '''letters''': [[f]], [[l]] and [[y]]. # A written [[message]] or [[note]]. #: I recieved a '''letter''' through the [[post]]. === Words with Similar Meanings === *[[mail]] *[[note]] *[[symbol]] *[[memo]] === Alphabets === {{cyrillic alphabet}} {{alphabet}} [[ang:letter]] [[zh-min-nan:letter]] [[ca:letter]] [[et:letter]] [[en:letter]] [[fa:letter]] [[fr:letter]] [[ko:letter]] [[hy:letter]] [[io:letter]] [[it:letter]] [[la:letter]] [[hu:letter]] [[nl:letter]] [[ja:letter]] [[pl:letter]] [[pt:letter]] [[ru:letter]] [[fi:letter]] [[sv:letter]] [[ta:letter]] [[vi:letter]] [[uk:letter]] [[zh:letter]] 10536 2006-10-08T16:31:38Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:letter]] == Noun == {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} # A [[symbol]] which makes up part of a [[word]]. #: The word [[fly]] has 3 '''letters''': [[f]], [[l]] and [[y]]. # A written [[message]] or [[note]]. #: I recieved a '''letter''' through the [[post]]. === Words with Similar Meanings === *[[mail]] *[[note]] *[[symbol]] *[[memo]] === Alphabets === {{cyrillic alphabet}} {{alphabet}} [[ang:letter]] [[zh-min-nan:letter]] [[ca:letter]] [[et:letter]] [[en:letter]] [[fa:letter]] [[fr:letter]] [[ko:letter]] [[hy:letter]] [[io:letter]] [[it:letter]] [[kk:letter]] [[la:letter]] [[hu:letter]] [[nl:letter]] [[ja:letter]] [[pl:letter]] [[pt:letter]] [[ru:letter]] [[fi:letter]] [[sv:letter]] [[ta:letter]] [[vi:letter]] [[uk:letter]] [[zh:letter]] 14174 2006-12-21T10:58:07Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[tr:letter]] == Noun == {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} # A [[symbol]] which makes up part of a [[word]]. #: The word [[fly]] has 3 '''letters''': [[f]], [[l]] and [[y]]. # A written [[message]] or [[note]]. #: I recieved a '''letter''' through the [[post]]. === Words with Similar Meanings === *[[mail]] *[[note]] *[[symbol]] *[[memo]] === Alphabets === {{cyrillic alphabet}} {{alphabet}} [[ang:letter]] [[zh-min-nan:letter]] [[ca:letter]] [[et:letter]] [[en:letter]] [[fa:letter]] [[fr:letter]] [[ko:letter]] [[hy:letter]] [[io:letter]] [[it:letter]] [[kk:letter]] [[la:letter]] [[hu:letter]] [[nl:letter]] [[ja:letter]] [[pl:letter]] [[pt:letter]] [[ru:letter]] [[fi:letter]] [[sv:letter]] [[ta:letter]] [[vi:letter]] [[tr:letter]] [[uk:letter]] [[zh:letter]] 1882 4691 2006-01-15T18:16:47Z H2g2bob 43 Should we have a page explaining how to write a letter (all the stuff about Dear ...., Yours Faithfully, .... etc) - and if so, where should it go - here named something like [[Letter Writing]] or [[Guides/Letter Writing]], or in [[b:simple:Main_Page|simple.wikibooks.org]] or where? --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 4694 2006-01-15T21:25:10Z Gmcfoley 41 Should we have a page explaining how to write a letter (all the stuff about Dear ...., Yours Faithfully, .... etc) - and if so, where should it go - here named something like [[Letter Writing]] or [[Guides/Letter Writing]], or in [[b:simple:Main_Page|simple.wikibooks.org]] or where? --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] :I think Wikibooks [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 21:25, 15 January 2006 (UTC) 4698 2006-01-15T22:43:19Z H2g2bob 43 Should we have a page explaining how to write a letter (all the stuff about Dear ...., Yours Faithfully, .... etc) - and if so, where should it go - here named something like [[Letter Writing]] or [[Guides/Letter Writing]], or in [[b:simple:Main_Page|simple.wikibooks.org]] or where? --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] :I think Wikibooks [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 21:25, 15 January 2006 (UTC) ::OK, cool --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 22:43, 15 January 2006 (UTC) 1883 4692 2006-01-15T18:35:58Z H2g2bob 43 {{wiktionary}} == Noun == [[Image:Archivolts-speyer-cathedral.jpg|thumb|A stone arch as the door to a [[cathedral]].]] '''arch''' (''plural'' '''arches''') # A [[semi-circle]] shape, like an inverted "U". # Any object having the shape of an arch, normally [[stone]] [[bridge]]s and [[doorway]]s. === Related Words === * [[Archway]] ''(same meaning)'' == Verb == '''arch''' # To make into the shape of an arch. #: The cat '''arched''' it's back == Prefix == '''arch~''' # '''Arch''' added to the start of a word signifies it is important or the most important #: An '''arch'''bishop is a senior [[bishop]]. *: [[Comic]]-book villains may be an '''arch'''-enemy. 4693 2006-01-15T18:36:28Z H2g2bob 43 /* Prefix */ {{wiktionary}} == Noun == [[Image:Archivolts-speyer-cathedral.jpg|thumb|A stone arch as the door to a [[cathedral]].]] '''arch''' (''plural'' '''arches''') # A [[semi-circle]] shape, like an inverted "U". # Any object having the shape of an arch, normally [[stone]] [[bridge]]s and [[doorway]]s. === Related Words === * [[Archway]] ''(same meaning)'' == Verb == '''arch''' # To make into the shape of an arch. #: The cat '''arched''' it's back == Prefix == '''arch~''' # '''Arch''' added to the start of a word signifies it is important or the most important #: An '''arch'''bishop is a senior [[bishop]]. #: [[Comic]]-book villains may be an '''arch'''-enemy. 5125 2006-02-23T00:59:36Z Conversion script [[Arch]] moved to [[arch]]: Converting page titles to lowercase {{wiktionary}} == Noun == [[Image:Archivolts-speyer-cathedral.jpg|thumb|A stone arch as the door to a [[cathedral]].]] '''arch''' (''plural'' '''arches''') # A [[semi-circle]] shape, like an inverted "U". # Any object having the shape of an arch, normally [[stone]] [[bridge]]s and [[doorway]]s. === Related Words === * [[Archway]] ''(same meaning)'' == Verb == '''arch''' # To make into the shape of an arch. #: The cat '''arched''' it's back == Prefix == '''arch~''' # '''Arch''' added to the start of a word signifies it is important or the most important #: An '''arch'''bishop is a senior [[bishop]]. #: [[Comic]]-book villains may be an '''arch'''-enemy. 5766 2006-03-11T00:02:45Z Cromwellt 61 revamped page, added noun and verb templates, changed interwiki template to interlanguage link == Noun == [[Image:Archivolts-speyer-cathedral.jpg|thumb|A stone arch as the door to a [[cathedral]].]] {{noun|arch|arches}} # A [[semi-circle]] shape, like an inverted "U". #: ''Robert drew an arch on the paper.'' # Any object having the shape of an arch, from [[stone]] [[bridge]]s and [[doorway]]s to [[bow]]s. #: ''They went through the arch into the church.'' # A part of the [[foot]], on the [[bottom]], which is shaped like an arch. #: ''She stepped on a nail and hurt the arch of her foot.'' === Derived words and phrases === *(''object'') [[archer]], [[archery]], [[archway]] ===Related words=== *[[arc]] == Verb == {{verb|arch|arches|arched|arching}} # To make into the shape of an arch. #: The cat '''arched''' it's back == Prefix == '''arch~''' # '''Arch''' added to the [[start]] of a word signifies it is important or the most important #: An '''arch'''bishop is a senior [[bishop]]. #: [[Comic]]-book villains may be an '''arch'''-enemy. [[en:arch]] 5767 2006-03-11T00:03:26Z Cromwellt 61 /* Verb */ grammar == Noun == [[Image:Archivolts-speyer-cathedral.jpg|thumb|A stone arch as the door to a [[cathedral]].]] {{noun|arch|arches}} # A [[semi-circle]] shape, like an inverted "U". #: ''Robert drew an arch on the paper.'' # Any object having the shape of an arch, from [[stone]] [[bridge]]s and [[doorway]]s to [[bow]]s. #: ''They went through the arch into the church.'' # A part of the [[foot]], on the [[bottom]], which is shaped like an arch. #: ''She stepped on a nail and hurt the arch of her foot.'' === Derived words and phrases === *(''object'') [[archer]], [[archery]], [[archway]] ===Related words=== *[[arc]] == Verb == {{verb|arch|arches|arched|arching}} # To make into the shape of an arch. #: ''The cat '''arched''' its back.'' == Prefix == '''arch~''' # '''Arch''' added to the [[start]] of a word signifies it is important or the most important #: An '''arch'''bishop is a senior [[bishop]]. #: [[Comic]]-book villains may be an '''arch'''-enemy. [[en:arch]] 5768 2006-03-11T00:05:28Z Cromwellt 61 added derived word, template == Noun == [[Image:Archivolts-speyer-cathedral.jpg|thumb|A stone arch as the door to a [[cathedral]].]] {{noun|arch|arches}} # A [[semi-circle]] shape, like an inverted "U". #: ''Robert drew an arch on the paper.'' # Any object having the shape of an arch, from [[stone]] [[bridge]]s and [[doorway]]s to [[bow]]s. #: ''They went through the arch into the church.'' # A part of the [[foot]], on the [[bottom]], which is shaped like an arch. #: ''She stepped on a nail and hurt the arch of her foot.'' === Derived words and phrases === *(''object'') [[archer]], [[archery]], [[archway]] *(''part of the foot'') [[fallen arches]] ===Related words=== *[[arc]] {{foot}} == Verb == {{verb|arch|arches|arched|arching}} # To make into the shape of an arch. #: ''The cat '''arched''' its back.'' == Prefix == '''arch~''' # '''Arch''' added to the [[start]] of a word signifies it is important or the most important #: An '''arch'''bishop is a senior [[bishop]]. #: [[Comic]]-book villains may be an '''arch'''-enemy. [[en:arch]] 7374 2006-07-18T22:31:46Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, de, fi, fr, hu, io, it, pt, ta, uk, zh == Noun == [[Image:Archivolts-speyer-cathedral.jpg|thumb|A stone arch as the door to a [[cathedral]].]] {{noun|arch|arches}} # A [[semi-circle]] shape, like an inverted "U". #: ''Robert drew an arch on the paper.'' # Any object having the shape of an arch, from [[stone]] [[bridge]]s and [[doorway]]s to [[bow]]s. #: ''They went through the arch into the church.'' # A part of the [[foot]], on the [[bottom]], which is shaped like an arch. #: ''She stepped on a nail and hurt the arch of her foot.'' === Derived words and phrases === *(''object'') [[archer]], [[archery]], [[archway]] *(''part of the foot'') [[fallen arches]] ===Related words=== *[[arc]] {{foot}} == Verb == {{verb|arch|arches|arched|arching}} # To make into the shape of an arch. #: ''The cat '''arched''' its back.'' == Prefix == '''arch~''' # '''Arch''' added to the [[start]] of a word signifies it is important or the most important #: An '''arch'''bishop is a senior [[bishop]]. #: [[Comic]]-book villains may be an '''arch'''-enemy. [[ar:arch]] [[de:arch]] [[en:arch]] [[fr:arch]] [[io:arch]] [[it:arch]] [[hu:arch]] [[pt:arch]] [[fi:arch]] [[ta:arch]] [[uk:arch]] [[zh:arch]] 8602 2006-08-13T19:10:32Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi == Noun == [[Image:Archivolts-speyer-cathedral.jpg|thumb|A stone arch as the door to a [[cathedral]].]] {{noun|arch|arches}} # A [[semi-circle]] shape, like an inverted "U". #: ''Robert drew an arch on the paper.'' # Any object having the shape of an arch, from [[stone]] [[bridge]]s and [[doorway]]s to [[bow]]s. #: ''They went through the arch into the church.'' # A part of the [[foot]], on the [[bottom]], which is shaped like an arch. #: ''She stepped on a nail and hurt the arch of her foot.'' === Derived words and phrases === *(''object'') [[archer]], [[archery]], [[archway]] *(''part of the foot'') [[fallen arches]] ===Related words=== *[[arc]] {{foot}} == Verb == {{verb|arch|arches|arched|arching}} # To make into the shape of an arch. #: ''The cat '''arched''' its back.'' == Prefix == '''arch~''' # '''Arch''' added to the [[start]] of a word signifies it is important or the most important #: An '''arch'''bishop is a senior [[bishop]]. #: [[Comic]]-book villains may be an '''arch'''-enemy. [[ar:arch]] [[de:arch]] [[en:arch]] [[fr:arch]] [[io:arch]] [[it:arch]] [[hu:arch]] [[pt:arch]] [[fi:arch]] [[ta:arch]] [[vi:arch]] [[uk:arch]] [[zh:arch]] 8835 2006-08-21T17:58:17Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy == Noun == [[Image:Archivolts-speyer-cathedral.jpg|thumb|A stone arch as the door to a [[cathedral]].]] {{noun|arch|arches}} # A [[semi-circle]] shape, like an inverted "U". #: ''Robert drew an arch on the paper.'' # Any object having the shape of an arch, from [[stone]] [[bridge]]s and [[doorway]]s to [[bow]]s. #: ''They went through the arch into the church.'' # A part of the [[foot]], on the [[bottom]], which is shaped like an arch. #: ''She stepped on a nail and hurt the arch of her foot.'' === Derived words and phrases === *(''object'') [[archer]], [[archery]], [[archway]] *(''part of the foot'') [[fallen arches]] ===Related words=== *[[arc]] {{foot}} == Verb == {{verb|arch|arches|arched|arching}} # To make into the shape of an arch. #: ''The cat '''arched''' its back.'' == Prefix == '''arch~''' # '''Arch''' added to the [[start]] of a word signifies it is important or the most important #: An '''arch'''bishop is a senior [[bishop]]. #: [[Comic]]-book villains may be an '''arch'''-enemy. [[ar:arch]] [[de:arch]] [[en:arch]] [[fr:arch]] [[hy:arch]] [[io:arch]] [[it:arch]] [[hu:arch]] [[pt:arch]] [[fi:arch]] [[ta:arch]] [[vi:arch]] [[uk:arch]] [[zh:arch]] 10906 2006-10-13T05:40:22Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:arch]] == Noun == [[Image:Archivolts-speyer-cathedral.jpg|thumb|A stone arch as the door to a [[cathedral]].]] {{noun|arch|arches}} # A [[semi-circle]] shape, like an inverted "U". #: ''Robert drew an arch on the paper.'' # Any object having the shape of an arch, from [[stone]] [[bridge]]s and [[doorway]]s to [[bow]]s. #: ''They went through the arch into the church.'' # A part of the [[foot]], on the [[bottom]], which is shaped like an arch. #: ''She stepped on a nail and hurt the arch of her foot.'' === Derived words and phrases === *(''object'') [[archer]], [[archery]], [[archway]] *(''part of the foot'') [[fallen arches]] ===Related words=== *[[arc]] {{foot}} == Verb == {{verb|arch|arches|arched|arching}} # To make into the shape of an arch. #: ''The cat '''arched''' its back.'' == Prefix == '''arch~''' # '''Arch''' added to the [[start]] of a word signifies it is important or the most important #: An '''arch'''bishop is a senior [[bishop]]. #: [[Comic]]-book villains may be an '''arch'''-enemy. [[ar:arch]] [[de:arch]] [[en:arch]] [[fr:arch]] [[hy:arch]] [[io:arch]] [[it:arch]] [[kk:arch]] [[hu:arch]] [[pt:arch]] [[fi:arch]] [[ta:arch]] [[vi:arch]] [[uk:arch]] [[zh:arch]] 11203 2006-10-17T20:03:56Z PullToOpen 119 {{BE850}} {{BE850}} == Noun == [[Image:Archivolts-speyer-cathedral.jpg|thumb|A stone arch as the door to a [[cathedral]].]] {{noun|arch|arches}} # A [[semi-circle]] shape, like an inverted "U". #: ''Robert drew an arch on the paper.'' # Any object having the shape of an arch, from [[stone]] [[bridge]]s and [[doorway]]s to [[bow]]s. #: ''They went through the arch into the church.'' # A part of the [[foot]], on the [[bottom]], which is shaped like an arch. #: ''She stepped on a nail and hurt the arch of her foot.'' === Derived words and phrases === *(''object'') [[archer]], [[archery]], [[archway]] *(''part of the foot'') [[fallen arches]] ===Related words=== *[[arc]] {{foot}} == Verb == {{verb|arch|arches|arched|arching}} # To make into the shape of an arch. #: ''The cat '''arched''' its back.'' == Prefix == '''arch~''' # '''Arch''' added to the [[start]] of a word signifies it is important or the most important #: An '''arch'''bishop is a senior [[bishop]]. #: [[Comic]]-book villains may be an '''arch'''-enemy. [[ar:arch]] [[de:arch]] [[en:arch]] [[fr:arch]] [[hy:arch]] [[io:arch]] [[it:arch]] [[kk:arch]] [[hu:arch]] [[pt:arch]] [[fi:arch]] [[ta:arch]] [[vi:arch]] [[uk:arch]] [[zh:arch]] 11862 2006-11-09T15:54:33Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ru:arch]] {{BE850}} == Noun == [[Image:Archivolts-speyer-cathedral.jpg|thumb|A stone arch as the door to a [[cathedral]].]] {{noun|arch|arches}} # A [[semi-circle]] shape, like an inverted "U". #: ''Robert drew an arch on the paper.'' # Any object having the shape of an arch, from [[stone]] [[bridge]]s and [[doorway]]s to [[bow]]s. #: ''They went through the arch into the church.'' # A part of the [[foot]], on the [[bottom]], which is shaped like an arch. #: ''She stepped on a nail and hurt the arch of her foot.'' === Derived words and phrases === *(''object'') [[archer]], [[archery]], [[archway]] *(''part of the foot'') [[fallen arches]] ===Related words=== *[[arc]] {{foot}} == Verb == {{verb|arch|arches|arched|arching}} # To make into the shape of an arch. #: ''The cat '''arched''' its back.'' == Prefix == '''arch~''' # '''Arch''' added to the [[start]] of a word signifies it is important or the most important #: An '''arch'''bishop is a senior [[bishop]]. #: [[Comic]]-book villains may be an '''arch'''-enemy. [[ar:arch]] [[de:arch]] [[en:arch]] [[fr:arch]] [[hy:arch]] [[io:arch]] [[it:arch]] [[kk:arch]] [[hu:arch]] [[pt:arch]] [[ru:arch]] [[fi:arch]] [[ta:arch]] [[vi:arch]] [[uk:arch]] [[zh:arch]] 1884 4700 2006-01-16T05:44:41Z Gmcfoley 41 ==Noun== '''bed''' # A piece of furniture to sleep on. 5145 2006-02-23T00:59:37Z Conversion script [[Bed]] moved to [[bed]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== '''bed''' # A piece of furniture to sleep on. 5610 2006-03-01T19:34:58Z H2g2bob 43 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''bed''' # A piece of [[furniture]] to [[sleep]] on. #: At night, I go to '''bed'''. 7416 2006-07-19T00:10:37Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, de, el, en, fi, fr, gl, hu, id, io, it, ja, ko, ku, nl, pl, pt, ro, sr, ta, th, uk, vi, vo, zh ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''bed''' # A piece of [[furniture]] to [[sleep]] on. #: At night, I go to '''bed'''. [[ar:bed]] [[de:bed]] [[el:bed]] [[en:bed]] [[fr:bed]] [[gl:bed]] [[ko:bed]] [[io:bed]] [[id:bed]] [[it:bed]] [[ku:bed]] [[hu:bed]] [[nl:bed]] [[ja:bed]] [[pl:bed]] [[pt:bed]] [[ro:bed]] [[sr:bed]] [[fi:bed]] [[ta:bed]] [[th:bed]] [[vi:bed]] [[uk:bed]] [[vo:bed]] [[zh:bed]] 7947 2006-07-22T21:39:27Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} {{noun}} [[Image:Vrba_postelja.jpg|thumb|a bed]] # A piece of [[furniture]] to [[sleep]] on. #: At night, I go to '''bed'''. [[ar:bed]] [[de:bed]] [[el:bed]] [[en:bed]] [[fr:bed]] [[gl:bed]] [[ko:bed]] [[io:bed]] [[id:bed]] [[it:bed]] [[ku:bed]] [[hu:bed]] [[nl:bed]] [[ja:bed]] [[pl:bed]] [[pt:bed]] [[ro:bed]] [[sr:bed]] [[fi:bed]] [[ta:bed]] [[th:bed]] [[vi:bed]] [[uk:bed]] [[vo:bed]] [[zh:bed]] 8847 2006-08-21T18:31:21Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} {{noun}} [[Image:Vrba_postelja.jpg|thumb|a bed]] # A piece of [[furniture]] to [[sleep]] on. #: At night, I go to '''bed'''. [[ar:bed]] [[de:bed]] [[el:bed]] [[en:bed]] [[fr:bed]] [[gl:bed]] [[ko:bed]] [[hy:bed]] [[io:bed]] [[id:bed]] [[it:bed]] [[ku:bed]] [[hu:bed]] [[nl:bed]] [[ja:bed]] [[pl:bed]] [[pt:bed]] [[ro:bed]] [[sr:bed]] [[fi:bed]] [[ta:bed]] [[th:bed]] [[vi:bed]] [[uk:bed]] [[vo:bed]] [[zh:bed]] 9982 2006-09-24T12:24:47Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[fa:bed]], [[tr:bed]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} {{noun}} [[Image:Vrba_postelja.jpg|thumb|a bed]] # A piece of [[furniture]] to [[sleep]] on. #: At night, I go to '''bed'''. [[ar:bed]] [[de:bed]] [[el:bed]] [[en:bed]] [[fa:bed]] [[fr:bed]] [[gl:bed]] [[ko:bed]] [[hy:bed]] [[io:bed]] [[id:bed]] [[it:bed]] [[ku:bed]] [[hu:bed]] [[nl:bed]] [[ja:bed]] [[pl:bed]] [[pt:bed]] [[ro:bed]] [[sr:bed]] [[fi:bed]] [[ta:bed]] [[th:bed]] [[vi:bed]] [[tr:bed]] [[uk:bed]] [[vo:bed]] [[zh:bed]] 10440 2006-10-06T20:06:10Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:bed]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} {{noun}} [[Image:Vrba_postelja.jpg|thumb|a bed]] # A piece of [[furniture]] to [[sleep]] on. #: At night, I go to '''bed'''. [[ar:bed]] [[de:bed]] [[el:bed]] [[en:bed]] [[fa:bed]] [[fr:bed]] [[gl:bed]] [[ko:bed]] [[hy:bed]] [[io:bed]] [[id:bed]] [[it:bed]] [[kk:bed]] [[ku:bed]] [[hu:bed]] [[nl:bed]] [[ja:bed]] [[pl:bed]] [[pt:bed]] [[ro:bed]] [[sr:bed]] [[fi:bed]] [[ta:bed]] [[th:bed]] [[vi:bed]] [[tr:bed]] [[uk:bed]] [[vo:bed]] [[zh:bed]] 11064 2006-10-14T21:24:00Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:bed]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} {{noun}} [[Image:Vrba_postelja.jpg|thumb|a bed]] # A piece of [[furniture]] to [[sleep]] on. #: At night, I go to '''bed'''. [[ar:bed]] [[de:bed]] [[el:bed]] [[en:bed]] [[fa:bed]] [[fr:bed]] [[gl:bed]] [[ko:bed]] [[hy:bed]] [[io:bed]] [[id:bed]] [[it:bed]] [[kk:bed]] [[ku:bed]] [[hu:bed]] [[nl:bed]] [[ja:bed]] [[pl:bed]] [[pt:bed]] [[ro:bed]] [[ru:bed]] [[sr:bed]] [[fi:bed]] [[ta:bed]] [[th:bed]] [[vi:bed]] [[tr:bed]] [[uk:bed]] [[vo:bed]] [[zh:bed]] 13035 2006-11-30T04:33:57Z Coppertwig 139 BE850 mark {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} {{noun}} [[Image:Vrba_postelja.jpg|thumb|a bed]] # A piece of [[furniture]] to [[sleep]] on. #: At night, I go to '''bed'''. [[ar:bed]] [[de:bed]] [[el:bed]] [[en:bed]] [[fa:bed]] [[fr:bed]] [[gl:bed]] [[ko:bed]] [[hy:bed]] [[io:bed]] [[id:bed]] [[it:bed]] [[kk:bed]] [[ku:bed]] [[hu:bed]] [[nl:bed]] [[ja:bed]] [[pl:bed]] [[pt:bed]] [[ro:bed]] [[ru:bed]] [[sr:bed]] [[fi:bed]] [[ta:bed]] [[th:bed]] [[vi:bed]] [[tr:bed]] [[uk:bed]] [[vo:bed]] [[zh:bed]] 1885 4705 2006-01-16T15:51:39Z H2g2bob 43 == Noun == {{wiktionary}} '''x-ray''' (''plural'' '''x-rays''') # X-rays are a type of invisible [[light]] beyond [[ultra-violet]]. They pass through skin and tissue, but not bone, making it useful in [[medicine]]. X-rays are a type of [[radiation]]. # A photograph taken with X-Rays #: When John broke his arm, he had an '''x-ray''' taken. == Verb == # To take an x-ray #: The [[doctor]] '''x-rayed''' the [[patient]]'s leg == Adjective == # To do with x-rays #: The [[airport]] had an '''x-ray''' scanner. 4731 2006-01-25T15:44:22Z H2g2bob 43 == Noun == {{wiktionary}} '''x-ray''' (''plural'' '''x-rays''') # X-rays are a type of invisible [[light]] beyond [[ultra-violet]]. They pass through skin and tissue, but not bone, making it useful in [[medicine]]. X-rays are a type of [[radiation]]. # A photograph taken with X-Rays #: When John broke his arm, he had an '''x-ray''' taken. == Verb == '''x-ray'' (''also'' '''x-rayed''', '''x-raying''', '''x-rays''') # To take an x-ray photograph #: The [[doctor]] '''x-rayed''' the [[patient]]'s leg == Adjective == # To do with x-rays #: The [[airport]] had an '''x-ray''' scanner. == Usage == You can use a capital ''X'' or a small ''x'' when writing this word. An ''X-ray'' is the same as an ''x-ray''. 5411 2006-02-23T00:59:41Z Conversion script [[X-ray]] moved to [[x-ray]]: Converting page titles to lowercase == Noun == {{wiktionary}} '''x-ray''' (''plural'' '''x-rays''') # X-rays are a type of invisible [[light]] beyond [[ultra-violet]]. They pass through skin and tissue, but not bone, making it useful in [[medicine]]. X-rays are a type of [[radiation]]. # A photograph taken with X-Rays #: When John broke his arm, he had an '''x-ray''' taken. == Verb == '''x-ray'' (''also'' '''x-rayed''', '''x-raying''', '''x-rays''') # To take an x-ray photograph #: The [[doctor]] '''x-rayed''' the [[patient]]'s leg == Adjective == # To do with x-rays #: The [[airport]] had an '''x-ray''' scanner. == Usage == You can use a capital ''X'' or a small ''x'' when writing this word. An ''X-ray'' is the same as an ''x-ray''. 7789 2006-07-19T14:18:24Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: pt == Noun == {{wiktionary}} '''x-ray''' (''plural'' '''x-rays''') # X-rays are a type of invisible [[light]] beyond [[ultra-violet]]. They pass through skin and tissue, but not bone, making it useful in [[medicine]]. X-rays are a type of [[radiation]]. # A photograph taken with X-Rays #: When John broke his arm, he had an '''x-ray''' taken. == Verb == '''x-ray'' (''also'' '''x-rayed''', '''x-raying''', '''x-rays''') # To take an x-ray photograph #: The [[doctor]] '''x-rayed''' the [[patient]]'s leg == Adjective == # To do with x-rays #: The [[airport]] had an '''x-ray''' scanner. == Usage == You can use a capital ''X'' or a small ''x'' when writing this word. An ''X-ray'' is the same as an ''x-ray''. [[pt:x-ray]] 11041 2006-10-14T13:58:24Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ta:x-ray]], [[vi:x-ray]] == Noun == {{wiktionary}} '''x-ray''' (''plural'' '''x-rays''') # X-rays are a type of invisible [[light]] beyond [[ultra-violet]]. They pass through skin and tissue, but not bone, making it useful in [[medicine]]. X-rays are a type of [[radiation]]. # A photograph taken with X-Rays #: When John broke his arm, he had an '''x-ray''' taken. == Verb == '''x-ray'' (''also'' '''x-rayed''', '''x-raying''', '''x-rays''') # To take an x-ray photograph #: The [[doctor]] '''x-rayed''' the [[patient]]'s leg == Adjective == # To do with x-rays #: The [[airport]] had an '''x-ray''' scanner. == Usage == You can use a capital ''X'' or a small ''x'' when writing this word. An ''X-ray'' is the same as an ''x-ray''. [[pt:x-ray]] [[ta:x-ray]] [[vi:x-ray]] 1886 4707 2006-01-16T16:46:32Z Mammal 56 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''К''' or '''к''' # The [[20th]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"к"''' comes before "л" and after "ј" This letter is pronounced as /k/. {{cyrillic alphabet}} 4764 2006-01-29T13:02:29Z Mammal 56 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''К''' or '''к''' # The [[19th]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"к"''' comes before "л" and after "ј" This letter is pronounced as /k/. {{cyrillic alphabet}} 5475 2006-02-23T00:59:42Z Conversion script [[К]] moved to [[к]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''К''' or '''к''' # The [[19th]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"к"''' comes before "л" and after "ј" This letter is pronounced as /k/. {{cyrillic alphabet}} 5683 2006-03-03T17:37:52Z Mammal 56 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''К''' or '''к''' # The [[19th]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"к"''' comes before "л" and after "ј" This letter is pronounced as /k/. {{Cyrillic alphabet}} 7804 2006-07-19T14:39:24Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fr, io, mk ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''К''' or '''к''' # The [[19th]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"к"''' comes before "л" and after "ј" This letter is pronounced as /k/. {{Cyrillic alphabet}} [[en:к]] [[fr:к]] [[io:к]] [[mk:к]] 12095 2006-11-10T15:43:41Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ru:к]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''К''' or '''к''' # The [[19th]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"к"''' comes before "л" and after "ј" This letter is pronounced as /k/. {{Cyrillic alphabet}} [[en:к]] [[fr:к]] [[io:к]] [[mk:к]] [[ru:к]] 1887 4708 2006-01-16T16:48:21Z Mammal 56 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Л''' or '''л''' # The [[20th]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"л"''' comes before "љ" and after "к" This letter is pronounced as /l/. {{cyrillic alphabet}} 5477 2006-02-23T00:59:42Z Conversion script [[Л]] moved to [[л]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Л''' or '''л''' # The [[20th]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"л"''' comes before "љ" and after "к" This letter is pronounced as /l/. {{cyrillic alphabet}} 5684 2006-03-03T17:38:05Z Mammal 56 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Л''' or '''л''' # The [[20th]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"л"''' comes before "љ" and after "к" This letter is pronounced as /l/. {{Cyrillic alphabet}} 11436 2006-10-21T13:38:08Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[en:л]], [[mk:л]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Л''' or '''л''' # The [[20th]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"л"''' comes before "љ" and after "к" This letter is pronounced as /l/. {{Cyrillic alphabet}} [[en:л]] [[mk:л]] 12094 2006-11-10T15:43:31Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ru:л]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Л''' or '''л''' # The [[20th]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"л"''' comes before "љ" and after "к" This letter is pronounced as /l/. {{Cyrillic alphabet}} [[en:л]] [[mk:л]] [[ru:л]] 1888 4709 2006-01-16T16:52:00Z Mammal 56 ==Noun== '''Љ''' or '''љ''' # The [[14th]] [[letter]] of the [[serbian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"љ"''' comes before "м" and after "л" # The [[15th]] [[letter]] of the [[macedonian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"љ"''' comes before "м" and after "л" This letter is pronounced as /lj/. {{cyrillic alphabet}} 5443 2006-02-23T00:59:41Z Conversion script [[Љ]] moved to [[љ]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== '''Љ''' or '''љ''' # The [[14th]] [[letter]] of the [[serbian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"љ"''' comes before "м" and after "л" # The [[15th]] [[letter]] of the [[macedonian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"љ"''' comes before "м" and after "л" This letter is pronounced as /lj/. {{cyrillic alphabet}} 11485 2006-10-23T03:35:17Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[en:љ]], [[mk:љ]] ==Noun== '''Љ''' or '''љ''' # The [[14th]] [[letter]] of the [[serbian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"љ"''' comes before "м" and after "л" # The [[15th]] [[letter]] of the [[macedonian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"љ"''' comes before "м" and after "л" This letter is pronounced as /lj/. {{cyrillic alphabet}} [[en:љ]] [[mk:љ]] 1889 4711 2006-01-18T13:24:35Z Simpleton 38 ==Possessive Pronoun== {{wiktionary}} '''his''' # this is used, instead of the name of an object, to refer to something belonging to [[him]] #:''It isn't my book, it is '''his'''.'' ==Possessive Adjective== '''his''' # this is used to refer to something that belongs to [[him]]. It is followed by the name of an object. #:''It is '''his''' book, not mine,'' [[Category:Pronouns]] [[Category:Adjectives]] 5249 2006-02-23T00:59:38Z Conversion script [[His]] moved to [[his]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Possessive Pronoun== {{wiktionary}} '''his''' # this is used, instead of the name of an object, to refer to something belonging to [[him]] #:''It isn't my book, it is '''his'''.'' ==Possessive Adjective== '''his''' # this is used to refer to something that belongs to [[him]]. It is followed by the name of an object. #:''It is '''his''' book, not mine,'' [[Category:Pronouns]] [[Category:Adjectives]] 7250 2006-07-16T13:42:41Z Brett 77 /* Possessive Pronoun */ ==Determiner== {{determiner}} # If you say something is '''his''' thing, you mean it [[belong]]s to a particular man or boy. ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} # this is used, instead of the name of an object, to refer to something belonging to a man or boy. #:''It isn't my book, it is '''his'''.'' ==Related words== *[[he]], [[him]] *[[she]], [[her]] ==Possessive Adjective== '''his''' # this is used to refer to something that belongs to [[him]]. It is followed by the name of an object. #:''It is '''his''' book, not mine,'' [[Category:Pronouns]] [[Category:Adjectives]] 7251 2006-07-16T13:43:37Z Brett 77 ==Determiner== {{determiner}} # If you say something is '''his''' thing, you mean it [[belong]]s to a particular man or boy. ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} # this is used, instead of the name of an object, to refer to something belonging to a man or boy. #:''It isn't my book, it is '''his'''.'' ==Related words== *[[he]], [[him]] *[[she]], [[her]] ==Possessive Adjective== '''his''' # this is used to refer to something that belongs to [[him]]. It is followed by the name of an object. #:''It is '''his''' book, not mine,'' 7252 2006-07-16T13:44:33Z Brett 77 ==Determiner== {{determiner}} # If you say something is '''his''' thing, you mean it [[belong]]s to a particular man or boy. #:''It is '''his''' book, not [[mine]],'' ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} # this is used, instead of the name of an object, to refer to something belonging to a man or boy. #:''It isn't my book, it is '''his'''.'' ==Related words== *[[he]], [[him]] *[[she]], [[her]] 7497 2006-07-19T03:38:10Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, ko, ku, la, pl, zh ==Determiner== {{determiner}} # If you say something is '''his''' thing, you mean it [[belong]]s to a particular man or boy. #:''It is '''his''' book, not [[mine]],'' ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} # this is used, instead of the name of an object, to refer to something belonging to a man or boy. #:''It isn't my book, it is '''his'''.'' ==Related words== *[[he]], [[him]] *[[she]], [[her]] [[en:his]] [[fr:his]] [[ko:his]] [[io:his]] [[it:his]] [[ku:his]] [[la:his]] [[hu:his]] [[ja:his]] [[pl:his]] [[fi:his]] [[zh:his]] 8163 2006-07-28T02:27:36Z Brett 77 ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} # If you say something is '''his''' thing, you mean it [[belong]]s to a particular man or boy. #:''It is '''his''' book, not [[mine]],'' # '''His''' is used, instead of the name of an object, to refer to something belonging to a man or boy. #:''It isn't my book, it is '''his'''.'' ==Related words== *[[he]], [[him]] *[[she]], [[her]] [[en:his]] [[fr:his]] [[ko:his]] [[io:his]] [[it:his]] [[ku:his]] [[la:his]] [[hu:his]] [[ja:his]] [[pl:his]] [[fi:his]] [[zh:his]] 9254 2006-08-23T14:41:44Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ta ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} # If you say something is '''his''' thing, you mean it [[belong]]s to a particular man or boy. #:''It is '''his''' book, not [[mine]],'' # '''His''' is used, instead of the name of an object, to refer to something belonging to a man or boy. #:''It isn't my book, it is '''his'''.'' ==Related words== *[[he]], [[him]] *[[she]], [[her]] [[en:his]] [[fr:his]] [[ko:his]] [[io:his]] [[it:his]] [[ku:his]] [[la:his]] [[hu:his]] [[ja:his]] [[pl:his]] [[fi:his]] [[ta:his]] [[zh:his]] 10337 2006-10-03T21:38:07Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[pt:his]] ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} # If you say something is '''his''' thing, you mean it [[belong]]s to a particular man or boy. #:''It is '''his''' book, not [[mine]],'' # '''His''' is used, instead of the name of an object, to refer to something belonging to a man or boy. #:''It isn't my book, it is '''his'''.'' ==Related words== *[[he]], [[him]] *[[she]], [[her]] [[en:his]] [[fr:his]] [[ko:his]] [[io:his]] [[it:his]] [[ku:his]] [[la:his]] [[hu:his]] [[ja:his]] [[pl:his]] [[pt:his]] [[fi:his]] [[ta:his]] [[zh:his]] 12136 2006-11-11T00:42:56Z Brett 77 pronoun -> determiner ==Determiner== {{determiner}} {{gen pron}} # If you say something is '''his''' thing, you mean it [[belong]]s to a particular man or boy. #:''It is '''his''' book, not [[mine]],'' # '''His''' is used, instead of the name of an object, to refer to something belonging to a man or boy. #:''It isn't my book, it is '''his'''.'' ==Related words== *[[he]], [[him]] *[[she]], [[her]] [[en:his]] [[fr:his]] [[ko:his]] [[io:his]] [[it:his]] [[ku:his]] [[la:his]] [[hu:his]] [[ja:his]] [[pl:his]] [[pt:his]] [[fi:his]] [[ta:his]] [[zh:his]] 12176 2006-11-11T07:18:56Z Tangotango 94 fix comma to dot ==Determiner== {{determiner}} {{gen pron}} # If you say something is '''his''' thing, you mean it [[belong]]s to a particular man or boy. #:''It is '''his''' book, not [[mine]].'' # '''His''' is used, instead of the name of an object, to refer to something belonging to a man or boy. #:''It isn't my book, it is '''his'''.'' ==Related words== *[[he]], [[him]] *[[she]], [[her]] [[en:his]] [[fr:his]] [[ko:his]] [[io:his]] [[it:his]] [[ku:his]] [[la:his]] [[hu:his]] [[ja:his]] [[pl:his]] [[pt:his]] [[fi:his]] [[ta:his]] [[zh:his]] 12636 2006-11-25T17:46:22Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[tr:his]] ==Determiner== {{determiner}} {{gen pron}} # If you say something is '''his''' thing, you mean it [[belong]]s to a particular man or boy. #:''It is '''his''' book, not [[mine]].'' # '''His''' is used, instead of the name of an object, to refer to something belonging to a man or boy. #:''It isn't my book, it is '''his'''.'' ==Related words== *[[he]], [[him]] *[[she]], [[her]] [[en:his]] [[fr:his]] [[ko:his]] [[io:his]] [[it:his]] [[ku:his]] [[la:his]] [[hu:his]] [[ja:his]] [[pl:his]] [[pt:his]] [[fi:his]] [[ta:his]] [[tr:his]] [[zh:his]] 1890 4712 2006-01-18T13:32:01Z Simpleton 38 ==Preposition== {{wiktionary}} '''with''' # This is used to show the other people or things present when something happened #:''I went to school '''with''' my brother.'' # It is used to describe something added to something else #:''The cat has a collar '''with''' a bell on it.'' # It is used to show what thing is used to do something #:''He hit the nail '''with''' a hammer.'' [[Category:Prepositions]] 5403 2006-02-23T00:59:41Z Conversion script [[With]] moved to [[with]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Preposition== {{wiktionary}} '''with''' # This is used to show the other people or things present when something happened #:''I went to school '''with''' my brother.'' # It is used to describe something added to something else #:''The cat has a collar '''with''' a bell on it.'' # It is used to show what thing is used to do something #:''He hit the nail '''with''' a hammer.'' [[Category:Prepositions]] 7768 2006-07-19T13:14:43Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ang, en, fa, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, la, pl, pt, ta, zh ==Preposition== {{wiktionary}} '''with''' # This is used to show the other people or things present when something happened #:''I went to school '''with''' my brother.'' # It is used to describe something added to something else #:''The cat has a collar '''with''' a bell on it.'' # It is used to show what thing is used to do something #:''He hit the nail '''with''' a hammer.'' [[Category:Prepositions]] [[ang:with]] [[en:with]] [[fa:with]] [[fr:with]] [[io:with]] [[it:with]] [[la:with]] [[hu:with]] [[ja:with]] [[pl:with]] [[pt:with]] [[fi:with]] [[ta:with]] [[zh:with]] 8708 2006-08-13T19:50:46Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: es ==Preposition== {{wiktionary}} '''with''' # This is used to show the other people or things present when something happened #:''I went to school '''with''' my brother.'' # It is used to describe something added to something else #:''The cat has a collar '''with''' a bell on it.'' # It is used to show what thing is used to do something #:''He hit the nail '''with''' a hammer.'' [[Category:Prepositions]] [[ang:with]] [[en:with]] [[es:with]] [[fa:with]] [[fr:with]] [[io:with]] [[it:with]] [[la:with]] [[hu:with]] [[ja:with]] [[pl:with]] [[pt:with]] [[fi:with]] [[ta:with]] [[zh:with]] 11033 2006-10-14T12:31:49Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:with]], [[uk:with]], [[vi:with]] ==Preposition== {{wiktionary}} '''with''' # This is used to show the other people or things present when something happened #:''I went to school '''with''' my brother.'' # It is used to describe something added to something else #:''The cat has a collar '''with''' a bell on it.'' # It is used to show what thing is used to do something #:''He hit the nail '''with''' a hammer.'' [[Category:Prepositions]] [[ang:with]] [[en:with]] [[es:with]] [[fa:with]] [[fr:with]] [[io:with]] [[it:with]] [[kk:with]] [[la:with]] [[hu:with]] [[ja:with]] [[pl:with]] [[pt:with]] [[fi:with]] [[ta:with]] [[vi:with]] [[uk:with]] [[zh:with]] 13632 2006-12-11T06:25:23Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:with]] ==Preposition== {{wiktionary}} '''with''' # This is used to show the other people or things present when something happened #:''I went to school '''with''' my brother.'' # It is used to describe something added to something else #:''The cat has a collar '''with''' a bell on it.'' # It is used to show what thing is used to do something #:''He hit the nail '''with''' a hammer.'' [[Category:Prepositions]] [[ang:with]] [[en:with]] [[es:with]] [[fa:with]] [[fr:with]] [[io:with]] [[it:with]] [[kk:with]] [[la:with]] [[hu:with]] [[ja:with]] [[pl:with]] [[pt:with]] [[ru:with]] [[fi:with]] [[ta:with]] [[vi:with]] [[uk:with]] [[zh:with]] 14225 2006-12-21T17:55:54Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ku:with]] ==Preposition== {{wiktionary}} '''with''' # This is used to show the other people or things present when something happened #:''I went to school '''with''' my brother.'' # It is used to describe something added to something else #:''The cat has a collar '''with''' a bell on it.'' # It is used to show what thing is used to do something #:''He hit the nail '''with''' a hammer.'' [[Category:Prepositions]] [[ang:with]] [[en:with]] [[es:with]] [[fa:with]] [[fr:with]] [[io:with]] [[it:with]] [[kk:with]] [[ku:with]] [[la:with]] [[hu:with]] [[ja:with]] [[pl:with]] [[pt:with]] [[ru:with]] [[fi:with]] [[ta:with]] [[vi:with]] [[uk:with]] [[zh:with]] 1891 4713 2006-01-18T13:42:56Z Simpleton 38 ==Conjugation== {{wiktionary}} '''for''' # this is used to show the [[reason]] for something #:''He went to prison '''for''' robbery.'' ==Preposition== '''for''' # shows that something [[belong]]s to something else, or has a specific [[function]] #:''This cake if '''for''' you.'' #:''This is a net '''for''' catching fish.'' [[Category:Conjugations]] [[Category:Prepositions]] 5229 2006-02-23T00:59:38Z Conversion script [[For]] moved to [[for]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Conjugation== {{wiktionary}} '''for''' # this is used to show the [[reason]] for something #:''He went to prison '''for''' robbery.'' ==Preposition== '''for''' # shows that something [[belong]]s to something else, or has a specific [[function]] #:''This cake if '''for''' you.'' #:''This is a net '''for''' catching fish.'' [[Category:Conjugations]] [[Category:Prepositions]] 6882 2006-06-30T13:37:12Z Brett 77 /* Conjunction */ ==Conjunction== {{wiktionary}} '''for''' # this is used to show the [[reason]] for something #:''He went to prison '''for''' robbery.'' ==Preposition== '''for''' # shows that something [[belong]]s to something else, or has a specific [[function]] #:''This cake if '''for''' you.'' #:''This is a net '''for''' catching fish.'' [[Category:Conjugations]] [[Category:Prepositions]] 6883 2006-06-30T13:38:08Z Brett 77 /* Preposition */ ==Conjunction== {{wiktionary}} '''for''' # this is used to show the [[reason]] for something #:''He went to prison '''for''' robbery.'' ==Preposition== '''for''' # shows that something [[belong]]s to something else, or has a specific [[function]] #:''This cake if '''for''' you.'' #:''This is a net '''for''' catching fish.'' [[Category:Conjunction]] [[Category:Preposition]] 6884 2006-06-30T13:39:03Z Brett 77 /* Preposition */ ==Conjunction== {{wiktionary}} '''for''' # this is used to show the [[reason]] for something #:''He went to prison '''for''' robbery.'' ==Preposition== '''for''' # shows that something [[belong]]s to something else, or has a specific [[function]] #:''This cake if '''for''' you.'' #:''This is a net '''for''' catching fish.'' [[Category:Conjunctions]] [[Category:Prepositions]] 7512 2006-07-19T04:03:41Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, en, et, fi, fr, gl, hu, io, it, ja, la, pl, pt, zh ==Conjunction== {{wiktionary}} '''for''' # this is used to show the [[reason]] for something #:''He went to prison '''for''' robbery.'' ==Preposition== '''for''' # shows that something [[belong]]s to something else, or has a specific [[function]] #:''This cake if '''for''' you.'' #:''This is a net '''for''' catching fish.'' [[Category:Conjunctions]] [[Category:Prepositions]] [[de:for]] [[et:for]] [[en:for]] [[fr:for]] [[gl:for]] [[io:for]] [[it:for]] [[la:for]] [[hu:for]] [[ja:for]] [[pl:for]] [[pt:for]] [[fi:for]] [[zh:for]] 7895 2006-07-22T14:43:21Z Brett 77 /* Conjunction */ ==Preposition== {{preposition}} {{wiktionary}} # this is used to show the [[reason]] for something #:''He went to prison '''for''' robbery.'' ==Preposition== '''for''' # shows that something [[belong]]s to something else, or has a specific [[function]] #:''This cake if '''for''' you.'' #:''This is a net '''for''' catching fish.'' [[Category:Conjunctions]] [[Category:Prepositions]] [[de:for]] [[et:for]] [[en:for]] [[fr:for]] [[gl:for]] [[io:for]] [[it:for]] [[la:for]] [[hu:for]] [[ja:for]] [[pl:for]] [[pt:for]] [[fi:for]] [[zh:for]] 7896 2006-07-22T14:45:38Z Brett 77 ==Preposition== {{preposition}} # shows that something [[belong]]s to something else, or has a specific [[function]] #:''This cake if '''for''' you.'' #:''This is a net '''for''' catching fish.'' ==Conjunction== {{conjunction}} {{wiktionary}} # this is used to show the [[reason]] for something #:''He was angry '''for''' he had never been called such terrible names before.'' [[de:for]] [[et:for]] [[en:for]] [[fr:for]] [[gl:for]] [[io:for]] [[it:for]] [[la:for]] [[hu:for]] [[ja:for]] [[pl:for]] [[pt:for]] [[fi:for]] [[zh:for]] 9594 2006-09-10T12:30:45Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ta ==Preposition== {{preposition}} # shows that something [[belong]]s to something else, or has a specific [[function]] #:''This cake if '''for''' you.'' #:''This is a net '''for''' catching fish.'' ==Conjunction== {{conjunction}} {{wiktionary}} # this is used to show the [[reason]] for something #:''He was angry '''for''' he had never been called such terrible names before.'' [[de:for]] [[et:for]] [[en:for]] [[fr:for]] [[gl:for]] [[io:for]] [[it:for]] [[la:for]] [[hu:for]] [[ja:for]] [[pl:for]] [[pt:for]] [[fi:for]] [[ta:for]] [[zh:for]] 10939 2006-10-13T14:09:58Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[uk:for]], [[vi:for]] ==Preposition== {{preposition}} # shows that something [[belong]]s to something else, or has a specific [[function]] #:''This cake if '''for''' you.'' #:''This is a net '''for''' catching fish.'' ==Conjunction== {{conjunction}} {{wiktionary}} # this is used to show the [[reason]] for something #:''He was angry '''for''' he had never been called such terrible names before.'' [[de:for]] [[et:for]] [[en:for]] [[fr:for]] [[gl:for]] [[io:for]] [[it:for]] [[la:for]] [[hu:for]] [[ja:for]] [[pl:for]] [[pt:for]] [[fi:for]] [[ta:for]] [[vi:for]] [[uk:for]] [[zh:for]] 11371 2006-10-19T10:54:02Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:for]] ==Preposition== {{preposition}} # shows that something [[belong]]s to something else, or has a specific [[function]] #:''This cake if '''for''' you.'' #:''This is a net '''for''' catching fish.'' ==Conjunction== {{conjunction}} {{wiktionary}} # this is used to show the [[reason]] for something #:''He was angry '''for''' he had never been called such terrible names before.'' [[de:for]] [[et:for]] [[en:for]] [[fr:for]] [[gl:for]] [[io:for]] [[it:for]] [[la:for]] [[hu:for]] [[ja:for]] [[pl:for]] [[pt:for]] [[ru:for]] [[fi:for]] [[ta:for]] [[vi:for]] [[uk:for]] [[zh:for]] 11620 2006-10-29T21:36:30Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:for]] ==Preposition== {{preposition}} # shows that something [[belong]]s to something else, or has a specific [[function]] #:''This cake if '''for''' you.'' #:''This is a net '''for''' catching fish.'' ==Conjunction== {{conjunction}} {{wiktionary}} # this is used to show the [[reason]] for something #:''He was angry '''for''' he had never been called such terrible names before.'' [[de:for]] [[et:for]] [[en:for]] [[fr:for]] [[gl:for]] [[io:for]] [[it:for]] [[kk:for]] [[la:for]] [[hu:for]] [[ja:for]] [[pl:for]] [[pt:for]] [[ru:for]] [[fi:for]] [[ta:for]] [[vi:for]] [[uk:for]] [[zh:for]] 12619 2006-11-25T14:06:04Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ku:for]] ==Preposition== {{preposition}} # shows that something [[belong]]s to something else, or has a specific [[function]] #:''This cake if '''for''' you.'' #:''This is a net '''for''' catching fish.'' ==Conjunction== {{conjunction}} {{wiktionary}} # this is used to show the [[reason]] for something #:''He was angry '''for''' he had never been called such terrible names before.'' [[de:for]] [[et:for]] [[en:for]] [[fr:for]] [[gl:for]] [[io:for]] [[it:for]] [[kk:for]] [[ku:for]] [[la:for]] [[hu:for]] [[ja:for]] [[pl:for]] [[pt:for]] [[ru:for]] [[fi:for]] [[ta:for]] [[vi:for]] [[uk:for]] [[zh:for]] 13505 2006-12-08T22:41:44Z Brett 77 /* Conjunction */ + formal ==Preposition== {{preposition}} # shows that something [[belong]]s to something else, or has a specific [[function]] #:''This cake if '''for''' you.'' #:''This is a net '''for''' catching fish.'' ==Conjunction== {{conjunction}} {{wiktionary}} # (''formal'') '''For''' is used to show the [[reason]] for something #:''He was angry '''for''' he had never been called such terrible names before.'' [[de:for]] [[et:for]] [[en:for]] [[fr:for]] [[gl:for]] [[io:for]] [[it:for]] [[kk:for]] [[ku:for]] [[la:for]] [[hu:for]] [[ja:for]] [[pl:for]] [[pt:for]] [[ru:for]] [[fi:for]] [[ta:for]] [[vi:for]] [[uk:for]] [[zh:for]] 13506 2006-12-08T22:42:10Z Brett 77 /* Conjunction */ +comma ==Preposition== {{preposition}} # shows that something [[belong]]s to something else, or has a specific [[function]] #:''This cake if '''for''' you.'' #:''This is a net '''for''' catching fish.'' ==Conjunction== {{conjunction}} {{wiktionary}} # (''formal'') '''For''' is used to show the [[reason]] for something #:''He was angry, '''for''' he had never been called such terrible names before.'' [[de:for]] [[et:for]] [[en:for]] [[fr:for]] [[gl:for]] [[io:for]] [[it:for]] [[kk:for]] [[ku:for]] [[la:for]] [[hu:for]] [[ja:for]] [[pl:for]] [[pt:for]] [[ru:for]] [[fi:for]] [[ta:for]] [[vi:for]] [[uk:for]] [[zh:for]] 1892 4714 2006-01-18T13:58:46Z Simpleton 38 ==Conjunction== {{wiktionary}} '''as''' # used to show [[how]] something is done #:''I baked the cake '''as''' my mother used to.'' # used to show that two things happened at the [[same]] [[time]] #:''Just '''as''' I went out, it started to rain.'' # used to show that one thing happened [[while]] something else was happening #:''We sleep '''as''' the world turns in darkness.'' # used to show [[why]] something happens #:'''''As''' I couldn't understand French, I didn't watch the film.'' # used to show that something is [[similar]] to something else, or has some of its [[characteristic]]s #:''He was proud '''as''' a peacock'' ==Preposition== '''as''' # used to show to what [[extent]], or to what [[degree]] something is #:''You are younger than me, but nearly '''as''' tall.'' [[Category:Conjunctions]] [[Category:Prepositions]] 5131 2006-02-23T00:59:36Z Conversion script [[As]] moved to [[as]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Conjunction== {{wiktionary}} '''as''' # used to show [[how]] something is done #:''I baked the cake '''as''' my mother used to.'' # used to show that two things happened at the [[same]] [[time]] #:''Just '''as''' I went out, it started to rain.'' # used to show that one thing happened [[while]] something else was happening #:''We sleep '''as''' the world turns in darkness.'' # used to show [[why]] something happens #:'''''As''' I couldn't understand French, I didn't watch the film.'' # used to show that something is [[similar]] to something else, or has some of its [[characteristic]]s #:''He was proud '''as''' a peacock'' ==Preposition== '''as''' # used to show to what [[extent]], or to what [[degree]] something is #:''You are younger than me, but nearly '''as''' tall.'' [[Category:Conjunctions]] [[Category:Prepositions]] 5835 2006-03-13T03:26:04Z Cromwellt 61 added wotd, etc. {{wotd|2006|02|25}} ==Conjunction== '''as''' # used to show [[how]] something is done. #:''I baked the cake '''as''' my mother used to.'' # used to show that two things happened at the [[same]] [[time]]. #:''Just '''as''' I went out, it started to rain.'' # used to show that one thing happened [[while]] something else was happening. #:''We sleep '''as''' the world turns in darkness.'' # used to show [[why]] something happens. #:'''''As''' I couldn't understand French, I didn't watch the film.'' # used to show that something is [[similar]] to something else, or has some of its [[characteristic]]s. #:''He was proud '''as''' a peacock'' ==Preposition== '''as''' # used to show to what [[extent]], or to what [[degree]] something is #:''You are younger than me, but nearly '''as''' tall.'' [[Category:Conjunctions]] [[Category:Prepositions]] [[en:as]] 6659 2006-05-24T17:37:06Z 139.142.154.129 6667 2006-05-24T22:02:33Z Cromwellt 61 Reverted edit of 139.142.154.129, changed back to last version by Cromwellt {{wotd|2006|02|25}} ==Conjunction== '''as''' # used to show [[how]] something is done. #:''I baked the cake '''as''' my mother used to.'' # used to show that two things happened at the [[same]] [[time]]. #:''Just '''as''' I went out, it started to rain.'' # used to show that one thing happened [[while]] something else was happening. #:''We sleep '''as''' the world turns in darkness.'' # used to show [[why]] something happens. #:'''''As''' I couldn't understand French, I didn't watch the film.'' # used to show that something is [[similar]] to something else, or has some of its [[characteristic]]s. #:''He was proud '''as''' a peacock'' ==Preposition== '''as''' # used to show to what [[extent]], or to what [[degree]] something is #:''You are younger than me, but nearly '''as''' tall.'' [[Category:Conjunctions]] [[Category:Prepositions]] [[en:as]] 7373 2006-07-18T22:28:18Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: af, de, el, et, fi, fr, gl, hu, id, ie, io, it, ja, la, nl, pl, pt, sl, sv, vi, vo, zh {{wotd|2006|02|25}} ==Conjunction== '''as''' # used to show [[how]] something is done. #:''I baked the cake '''as''' my mother used to.'' # used to show that two things happened at the [[same]] [[time]]. #:''Just '''as''' I went out, it started to rain.'' # used to show that one thing happened [[while]] something else was happening. #:''We sleep '''as''' the world turns in darkness.'' # used to show [[why]] something happens. #:'''''As''' I couldn't understand French, I didn't watch the film.'' # used to show that something is [[similar]] to something else, or has some of its [[characteristic]]s. #:''He was proud '''as''' a peacock'' ==Preposition== '''as''' # used to show to what [[extent]], or to what [[degree]] something is #:''You are younger than me, but nearly '''as''' tall.'' [[Category:Conjunctions]] [[Category:Prepositions]] [[af:as]] [[de:as]] [[et:as]] [[el:as]] [[en:as]] [[fr:as]] [[gl:as]] [[io:as]] [[id:as]] [[ie:as]] [[it:as]] [[la:as]] [[hu:as]] [[nl:as]] [[ja:as]] [[pl:as]] [[pt:as]] [[sl:as]] [[fi:as]] [[sv:as]] [[vi:as]] [[vo:as]] [[zh:as]] 8816 2006-08-21T17:38:46Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy, ru {{wotd|2006|02|25}} ==Conjunction== '''as''' # used to show [[how]] something is done. #:''I baked the cake '''as''' my mother used to.'' # used to show that two things happened at the [[same]] [[time]]. #:''Just '''as''' I went out, it started to rain.'' # used to show that one thing happened [[while]] something else was happening. #:''We sleep '''as''' the world turns in darkness.'' # used to show [[why]] something happens. #:'''''As''' I couldn't understand French, I didn't watch the film.'' # used to show that something is [[similar]] to something else, or has some of its [[characteristic]]s. #:''He was proud '''as''' a peacock'' ==Preposition== '''as''' # used to show to what [[extent]], or to what [[degree]] something is #:''You are younger than me, but nearly '''as''' tall.'' [[Category:Conjunctions]] [[Category:Prepositions]] [[af:as]] [[de:as]] [[et:as]] [[el:as]] [[en:as]] [[fr:as]] [[gl:as]] [[hy:as]] [[io:as]] [[id:as]] [[ie:as]] [[it:as]] [[la:as]] [[hu:as]] [[nl:as]] [[ja:as]] [[pl:as]] [[pt:as]] [[ru:as]] [[sl:as]] [[fi:as]] [[sv:as]] [[vi:as]] [[vo:as]] [[zh:as]] 9449 2006-09-10T11:10:51Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ta {{wotd|2006|02|25}} ==Conjunction== '''as''' # used to show [[how]] something is done. #:''I baked the cake '''as''' my mother used to.'' # used to show that two things happened at the [[same]] [[time]]. #:''Just '''as''' I went out, it started to rain.'' # used to show that one thing happened [[while]] something else was happening. #:''We sleep '''as''' the world turns in darkness.'' # used to show [[why]] something happens. #:'''''As''' I couldn't understand French, I didn't watch the film.'' # used to show that something is [[similar]] to something else, or has some of its [[characteristic]]s. #:''He was proud '''as''' a peacock'' ==Preposition== '''as''' # used to show to what [[extent]], or to what [[degree]] something is #:''You are younger than me, but nearly '''as''' tall.'' [[Category:Conjunctions]] [[Category:Prepositions]] [[af:as]] [[de:as]] [[et:as]] [[el:as]] [[en:as]] [[fr:as]] [[gl:as]] [[hy:as]] [[io:as]] [[id:as]] [[ie:as]] [[it:as]] [[la:as]] [[hu:as]] [[nl:as]] [[ja:as]] [[pl:as]] [[pt:as]] [[ru:as]] [[sl:as]] [[fi:as]] [[sv:as]] [[ta:as]] [[vi:as]] [[vo:as]] [[zh:as]] 9947 2006-09-24T12:12:38Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[es:as]] {{wotd|2006|02|25}} ==Conjunction== '''as''' # used to show [[how]] something is done. #:''I baked the cake '''as''' my mother used to.'' # used to show that two things happened at the [[same]] [[time]]. #:''Just '''as''' I went out, it started to rain.'' # used to show that one thing happened [[while]] something else was happening. #:''We sleep '''as''' the world turns in darkness.'' # used to show [[why]] something happens. #:'''''As''' I couldn't understand French, I didn't watch the film.'' # used to show that something is [[similar]] to something else, or has some of its [[characteristic]]s. #:''He was proud '''as''' a peacock'' ==Preposition== '''as''' # used to show to what [[extent]], or to what [[degree]] something is #:''You are younger than me, but nearly '''as''' tall.'' [[Category:Conjunctions]] [[Category:Prepositions]] [[af:as]] [[de:as]] [[et:as]] [[el:as]] [[en:as]] [[es:as]] [[fr:as]] [[gl:as]] [[hy:as]] [[io:as]] [[id:as]] [[ie:as]] [[it:as]] [[la:as]] [[hu:as]] [[nl:as]] [[ja:as]] [[pl:as]] [[pt:as]] [[ru:as]] [[sl:as]] [[fi:as]] [[sv:as]] [[ta:as]] [[vi:as]] [[vo:as]] [[zh:as]] 10391 2006-10-05T19:24:06Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[uk:as]] {{wotd|2006|02|25}} ==Conjunction== '''as''' # used to show [[how]] something is done. #:''I baked the cake '''as''' my mother used to.'' # used to show that two things happened at the [[same]] [[time]]. #:''Just '''as''' I went out, it started to rain.'' # used to show that one thing happened [[while]] something else was happening. #:''We sleep '''as''' the world turns in darkness.'' # used to show [[why]] something happens. #:'''''As''' I couldn't understand French, I didn't watch the film.'' # used to show that something is [[similar]] to something else, or has some of its [[characteristic]]s. #:''He was proud '''as''' a peacock'' ==Preposition== '''as''' # used to show to what [[extent]], or to what [[degree]] something is #:''You are younger than me, but nearly '''as''' tall.'' [[Category:Conjunctions]] [[Category:Prepositions]] [[af:as]] [[de:as]] [[et:as]] [[el:as]] [[en:as]] [[es:as]] [[fr:as]] [[gl:as]] [[hy:as]] [[io:as]] [[id:as]] [[ie:as]] [[it:as]] [[la:as]] [[hu:as]] [[nl:as]] [[ja:as]] [[pl:as]] [[pt:as]] [[ru:as]] [[sl:as]] [[fi:as]] [[sv:as]] [[ta:as]] [[vi:as]] [[uk:as]] [[vo:as]] [[zh:as]] 10905 2006-10-13T05:29:11Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Removing: [[pt:as]] {{wotd|2006|02|25}} ==Conjunction== '''as''' # used to show [[how]] something is done. #:''I baked the cake '''as''' my mother used to.'' # used to show that two things happened at the [[same]] [[time]]. #:''Just '''as''' I went out, it started to rain.'' # used to show that one thing happened [[while]] something else was happening. #:''We sleep '''as''' the world turns in darkness.'' # used to show [[why]] something happens. #:'''''As''' I couldn't understand French, I didn't watch the film.'' # used to show that something is [[similar]] to something else, or has some of its [[characteristic]]s. #:''He was proud '''as''' a peacock'' ==Preposition== '''as''' # used to show to what [[extent]], or to what [[degree]] something is #:''You are younger than me, but nearly '''as''' tall.'' [[Category:Conjunctions]] [[Category:Prepositions]] [[af:as]] [[de:as]] [[et:as]] [[el:as]] [[en:as]] [[es:as]] [[fr:as]] [[gl:as]] [[hy:as]] [[io:as]] [[id:as]] [[ie:as]] [[it:as]] [[la:as]] [[hu:as]] [[nl:as]] [[ja:as]] [[pl:as]] [[ru:as]] [[sl:as]] [[fi:as]] [[sv:as]] [[ta:as]] [[vi:as]] [[uk:as]] [[vo:as]] [[zh:as]] 11207 2006-10-17T20:05:04Z PullToOpen 119 {{BE850}} {{BE850}} {{wotd|2006|02|25}} ==Conjunction== '''as''' # used to show [[how]] something is done. #:''I baked the cake '''as''' my mother used to.'' # used to show that two things happened at the [[same]] [[time]]. #:''Just '''as''' I went out, it started to rain.'' # used to show that one thing happened [[while]] something else was happening. #:''We sleep '''as''' the world turns in darkness.'' # used to show [[why]] something happens. #:'''''As''' I couldn't understand French, I didn't watch the film.'' # used to show that something is [[similar]] to something else, or has some of its [[characteristic]]s. #:''He was proud '''as''' a peacock'' ==Preposition== '''as''' # used to show to what [[extent]], or to what [[degree]] something is #:''You are younger than me, but nearly '''as''' tall.'' [[Category:Conjunctions]] [[Category:Prepositions]] [[af:as]] [[de:as]] [[et:as]] [[el:as]] [[en:as]] [[es:as]] [[fr:as]] [[gl:as]] [[hy:as]] [[io:as]] [[id:as]] [[ie:as]] [[it:as]] [[la:as]] [[hu:as]] [[nl:as]] [[ja:as]] [[pl:as]] [[ru:as]] [[sl:as]] [[fi:as]] [[sv:as]] [[ta:as]] [[vi:as]] [[uk:as]] [[vo:as]] [[zh:as]] 11208 2006-10-17T20:05:16Z PullToOpen 119 br {{BE850}} <br> {{wotd|2006|02|25}} ==Conjunction== '''as''' # used to show [[how]] something is done. #:''I baked the cake '''as''' my mother used to.'' # used to show that two things happened at the [[same]] [[time]]. #:''Just '''as''' I went out, it started to rain.'' # used to show that one thing happened [[while]] something else was happening. #:''We sleep '''as''' the world turns in darkness.'' # used to show [[why]] something happens. #:'''''As''' I couldn't understand French, I didn't watch the film.'' # used to show that something is [[similar]] to something else, or has some of its [[characteristic]]s. #:''He was proud '''as''' a peacock'' ==Preposition== '''as''' # used to show to what [[extent]], or to what [[degree]] something is #:''You are younger than me, but nearly '''as''' tall.'' [[Category:Conjunctions]] [[Category:Prepositions]] [[af:as]] [[de:as]] [[et:as]] [[el:as]] [[en:as]] [[es:as]] [[fr:as]] [[gl:as]] [[hy:as]] [[io:as]] [[id:as]] [[ie:as]] [[it:as]] [[la:as]] [[hu:as]] [[nl:as]] [[ja:as]] [[pl:as]] [[ru:as]] [[sl:as]] [[fi:as]] [[sv:as]] [[ta:as]] [[vi:as]] [[uk:as]] [[vo:as]] [[zh:as]] 12997 2006-11-29T14:19:37Z Coppertwig 139 /* Conjunction */ 2 definitions are the same {{BE850}} <br> {{wotd|2006|02|25}} ==Conjunction== '''as''' # used to show [[how]] something is done; like; in the same way. #:''I baked the cake '''as''' my mother used to.'' # used to show that two things happened at the [[same]] [[time]]. #:''Just '''as''' I went out, it started to rain.'' #:''We sleep '''as''' the world turns in darkness.'' # used to show [[why]] something happens. #:'''''As''' I couldn't understand French, I didn't watch the film.'' # used to show that something is [[similar]] to something else, or has some of its [[characteristic]]s; like; almost the same. #:''He was proud '''as''' a peacock'' ==Preposition== '''as''' # used to show to what [[extent]], or to what [[degree]] something is #:''You are younger than me, but nearly '''as''' tall.'' [[Category:Conjunctions]] [[Category:Prepositions]] [[af:as]] [[de:as]] [[et:as]] [[el:as]] [[en:as]] [[es:as]] [[fr:as]] [[gl:as]] [[hy:as]] [[io:as]] [[id:as]] [[ie:as]] [[it:as]] [[la:as]] [[hu:as]] [[nl:as]] [[ja:as]] [[pl:as]] [[ru:as]] [[sl:as]] [[fi:as]] [[sv:as]] [[ta:as]] [[vi:as]] [[uk:as]] [[vo:as]] [[zh:as]] 13654 2006-12-11T16:57:57Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ku:as]] {{BE850}} <br> {{wotd|2006|02|25}} ==Conjunction== '''as''' # used to show [[how]] something is done; like; in the same way. #:''I baked the cake '''as''' my mother used to.'' # used to show that two things happened at the [[same]] [[time]]. #:''Just '''as''' I went out, it started to rain.'' #:''We sleep '''as''' the world turns in darkness.'' # used to show [[why]] something happens. #:'''''As''' I couldn't understand French, I didn't watch the film.'' # used to show that something is [[similar]] to something else, or has some of its [[characteristic]]s; like; almost the same. #:''He was proud '''as''' a peacock'' ==Preposition== '''as''' # used to show to what [[extent]], or to what [[degree]] something is #:''You are younger than me, but nearly '''as''' tall.'' [[Category:Conjunctions]] [[Category:Prepositions]] [[af:as]] [[de:as]] [[et:as]] [[el:as]] [[en:as]] [[es:as]] [[fr:as]] [[gl:as]] [[hy:as]] [[io:as]] [[id:as]] [[ie:as]] [[it:as]] [[ku:as]] [[la:as]] [[hu:as]] [[nl:as]] [[ja:as]] [[pl:as]] [[ru:as]] [[sl:as]] [[fi:as]] [[sv:as]] [[ta:as]] [[vi:as]] [[uk:as]] [[vo:as]] [[zh:as]] 1893 4715 2006-01-18T14:02:35Z Simpleton 38 ==Verb== {{wiktionary}} '''had''' # the [[past tense]] and the [[past participle]] of the [[verb]] ''to [[have]]'' #:''We '''had''' a good time at the zoo.'' #:''But we have '''had''' better times in the park.'' [[Category:Verbs]] 5245 2006-02-23T00:59:38Z Conversion script [[Had]] moved to [[had]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Verb== {{wiktionary}} '''had''' # the [[past tense]] and the [[past participle]] of the [[verb]] ''to [[have]]'' #:''We '''had''' a good time at the zoo.'' #:''But we have '''had''' better times in the park.'' [[Category:Verbs]] 7205 2006-07-16T02:23:11Z Brett 77 /* Verb */ ==Verb== {{verb|have|has|had|having}} {{wiktionary}} # the [[past tense]] and the [[past participle]] of the [[verb]] ''to [[have]]'' #:''We '''had''' a good time at the zoo.'' #:''But we have '''had''' better times in the park.'' [[Category:Verbs]] 7206 2006-07-16T02:23:32Z Brett 77 /* Verb */ ==Verb== {{verb2|have|has|had|had|having}} {{wiktionary}} # the [[past tense]] and the [[past participle]] of the [[verb]] ''to [[have]]'' #:''We '''had''' a good time at the zoo.'' #:''But we have '''had''' better times in the park.'' [[Category:Verbs]] 7529 2006-07-19T04:28:16Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, et, fr, hu, it, ja, nl, sl, zh ==Verb== {{verb2|have|has|had|had|having}} {{wiktionary}} # the [[past tense]] and the [[past participle]] of the [[verb]] ''to [[have]]'' #:''We '''had''' a good time at the zoo.'' #:''But we have '''had''' better times in the park.'' [[Category:Verbs]] [[et:had]] [[en:had]] [[fr:had]] [[it:had]] [[hu:had]] [[nl:had]] [[ja:had]] [[sl:had]] [[zh:had]] 8644 2006-08-13T19:27:27Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Modifying: sl ==Verb== {{verb2|have|has|had|had|having}} {{wiktionary}} # the [[past tense]] and the [[past participle]] of the [[verb]] ''to [[have]]'' #:''We '''had''' a good time at the zoo.'' #:''But we have '''had''' better times in the park.'' [[Category:Verbs]] [[et:had]] [[en:had]] [[fr:had]] [[it:had]] [[hu:had]] [[nl:had]] [[ja:had]] [[sl:Had]] [[zh:had]] 8992 2006-08-21T23:09:52Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Removing: sl ==Verb== {{verb2|have|has|had|had|having}} {{wiktionary}} # the [[past tense]] and the [[past participle]] of the [[verb]] ''to [[have]]'' #:''We '''had''' a good time at the zoo.'' #:''But we have '''had''' better times in the park.'' [[Category:Verbs]] [[et:had]] [[en:had]] [[fr:had]] [[it:had]] [[hu:had]] [[nl:had]] [[ja:had]] [[zh:had]] 10106 2006-09-24T13:11:26Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[fi:had]] ==Verb== {{verb2|have|has|had|had|having}} {{wiktionary}} # the [[past tense]] and the [[past participle]] of the [[verb]] ''to [[have]]'' #:''We '''had''' a good time at the zoo.'' #:''But we have '''had''' better times in the park.'' [[Category:Verbs]] [[et:had]] [[en:had]] [[fr:had]] [[it:had]] [[hu:had]] [[nl:had]] [[ja:had]] [[fi:had]] [[zh:had]] 10315 2006-09-30T21:43:59Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ku:had]], [[vi:had]] ==Verb== {{verb2|have|has|had|had|having}} {{wiktionary}} # the [[past tense]] and the [[past participle]] of the [[verb]] ''to [[have]]'' #:''We '''had''' a good time at the zoo.'' #:''But we have '''had''' better times in the park.'' [[Category:Verbs]] [[et:had]] [[en:had]] [[fr:had]] [[it:had]] [[ku:had]] [[hu:had]] [[nl:had]] [[ja:had]] [[fi:had]] [[vi:had]] [[zh:had]] 11259 2006-10-18T05:08:26Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[io:had]], [[ru:had]] ==Verb== {{verb2|have|has|had|had|having}} {{wiktionary}} # the [[past tense]] and the [[past participle]] of the [[verb]] ''to [[have]]'' #:''We '''had''' a good time at the zoo.'' #:''But we have '''had''' better times in the park.'' [[Category:Verbs]] [[et:had]] [[en:had]] [[fr:had]] [[io:had]] [[it:had]] [[ku:had]] [[hu:had]] [[nl:had]] [[ja:had]] [[ru:had]] [[fi:had]] [[vi:had]] [[zh:had]] 11940 2006-11-09T16:46:04Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[el:had]] ==Verb== {{verb2|have|has|had|had|having}} {{wiktionary}} # the [[past tense]] and the [[past participle]] of the [[verb]] ''to [[have]]'' #:''We '''had''' a good time at the zoo.'' #:''But we have '''had''' better times in the park.'' [[Category:Verbs]] [[et:had]] [[el:had]] [[en:had]] [[fr:had]] [[io:had]] [[it:had]] [[ku:had]] [[hu:had]] [[nl:had]] [[ja:had]] [[ru:had]] [[fi:had]] [[vi:had]] [[zh:had]] 12714 2006-11-26T15:18:35Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[de:had]], [[pt:had]], [[tr:had]] ==Verb== {{verb2|have|has|had|had|having}} {{wiktionary}} # the [[past tense]] and the [[past participle]] of the [[verb]] ''to [[have]]'' #:''We '''had''' a good time at the zoo.'' #:''But we have '''had''' better times in the park.'' [[Category:Verbs]] [[de:had]] [[et:had]] [[el:had]] [[en:had]] [[fr:had]] [[io:had]] [[it:had]] [[ku:had]] [[hu:had]] [[nl:had]] [[ja:had]] [[pt:had]] [[ru:had]] [[fi:had]] [[vi:had]] [[tr:had]] [[zh:had]] 1894 4716 2006-01-18T14:16:25Z Simpleton 38 ==Personal Pronoun== {{wiktionary}} '''you''' # used when the [[subject]] or [[obect]] of a [[verb]] is the person being spoken to #:'''''You''' are my best friend.'' #:''Can I go to the shops with '''you'''.'' # used when the subject or object could be [[anyone]] #:'''''You''' have to be 18 years old to see that film.'' #:''She has problems with her eyes, and can't see '''you''' properly.'' [[Category:Pronouns]] 5421 2006-02-23T00:59:41Z Conversion script [[You]] moved to [[you]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Personal Pronoun== {{wiktionary}} '''you''' # used when the [[subject]] or [[obect]] of a [[verb]] is the person being spoken to #:'''''You''' are my best friend.'' #:''Can I go to the shops with '''you'''.'' # used when the subject or object could be [[anyone]] #:'''''You''' have to be 18 years old to see that film.'' #:''She has problems with her eyes, and can't see '''you''' properly.'' [[Category:Pronouns]] 7797 2006-07-19T14:33:24Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: am, ar, de, en, es, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, la, pl, pt, ru, sr, sv, uk, zh ==Personal Pronoun== {{wiktionary}} '''you''' # used when the [[subject]] or [[obect]] of a [[verb]] is the person being spoken to #:'''''You''' are my best friend.'' #:''Can I go to the shops with '''you'''.'' # used when the subject or object could be [[anyone]] #:'''''You''' have to be 18 years old to see that film.'' #:''She has problems with her eyes, and can't see '''you''' properly.'' [[Category:Pronouns]] [[am:you]] [[ar:you]] [[de:you]] [[en:you]] [[es:you]] [[fr:you]] [[io:you]] [[it:you]] [[la:you]] [[hu:you]] [[ja:you]] [[pl:you]] [[pt:you]] [[ru:you]] [[sr:you]] [[fi:you]] [[sv:you]] [[uk:you]] [[zh:you]] 8250 2006-07-30T23:39:21Z Brett 77 /* Personal Pronoun */ ==Personal Pronoun== {{wiktionary}} {{pronoun}} # used when the [[subject]] or [[obect]] of a [[verb]] is the person being spoken to #:'''''You''' are my best friend.'' #:''Can I go to the shops with '''you'''.'' # used when the subject or object could be [[anyone]] #:'''''You''' have to be 18 years old to see that film.'' #:''She has problems with her eyes, and can't see '''you''' properly.'' ==Determiner== {{determiner}} # #:'''''You''' guys can leave now.'' [[am:you]] [[ar:you]] [[de:you]] [[en:you]] [[es:you]] [[fr:you]] [[io:you]] [[it:you]] [[la:you]] [[hu:you]] [[ja:you]] [[pl:you]] [[pt:you]] [[ru:you]] [[sr:you]] [[fi:you]] [[sv:you]] [[uk:you]] [[zh:you]] 8273 2006-07-31T00:11:04Z Brett 77 ==Pronoun== {{wiktionary}} {{pronoun}} {{per pron}} # used when the [[subject]] or [[obect]] of a [[verb]] is the person being spoken to #:'''''You''' are my best friend.'' #:''Can I go to the shops with '''you'''.'' # used when the subject or object could be [[anyone]] #:'''''You''' have to be 18 years old to see that film.'' #:''She has problems with her eyes, and can't see '''you''' properly.'' ==Determiner== {{determiner}} # #:'''''You''' guys can leave now.'' [[am:you]] [[ar:you]] [[de:you]] [[en:you]] [[es:you]] [[fr:you]] [[io:you]] [[it:you]] [[la:you]] [[hu:you]] [[ja:you]] [[pl:you]] [[pt:you]] [[ru:you]] [[sr:you]] [[fi:you]] [[sv:you]] [[uk:you]] [[zh:you]] 8711 2006-08-13T19:52:34Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ko ==Pronoun== {{wiktionary}} {{pronoun}} {{per pron}} # used when the [[subject]] or [[obect]] of a [[verb]] is the person being spoken to #:'''''You''' are my best friend.'' #:''Can I go to the shops with '''you'''.'' # used when the subject or object could be [[anyone]] #:'''''You''' have to be 18 years old to see that film.'' #:''She has problems with her eyes, and can't see '''you''' properly.'' ==Determiner== {{determiner}} # #:'''''You''' guys can leave now.'' [[am:you]] [[ar:you]] [[de:you]] [[en:you]] [[es:you]] [[fr:you]] [[ko:you]] [[io:you]] [[it:you]] [[la:you]] [[hu:you]] [[ja:you]] [[pl:you]] [[pt:you]] [[ru:you]] [[sr:you]] [[fi:you]] [[sv:you]] [[uk:you]] [[zh:you]] 9243 2006-08-22T06:39:05Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy, ta ==Pronoun== {{wiktionary}} {{pronoun}} {{per pron}} # used when the [[subject]] or [[obect]] of a [[verb]] is the person being spoken to #:'''''You''' are my best friend.'' #:''Can I go to the shops with '''you'''.'' # used when the subject or object could be [[anyone]] #:'''''You''' have to be 18 years old to see that film.'' #:''She has problems with her eyes, and can't see '''you''' properly.'' ==Determiner== {{determiner}} # #:'''''You''' guys can leave now.'' [[am:you]] [[ar:you]] [[de:you]] [[en:you]] [[es:you]] [[fr:you]] [[ko:you]] [[hy:you]] [[io:you]] [[it:you]] [[la:you]] [[hu:you]] [[ja:you]] [[pl:you]] [[pt:you]] [[ru:you]] [[sr:you]] [[fi:you]] [[sv:you]] [[ta:you]] [[uk:you]] [[zh:you]] 10850 2006-10-11T18:41:00Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:you]], [[vi:you]] ==Pronoun== {{wiktionary}} {{pronoun}} {{per pron}} # used when the [[subject]] or [[obect]] of a [[verb]] is the person being spoken to #:'''''You''' are my best friend.'' #:''Can I go to the shops with '''you'''.'' # used when the subject or object could be [[anyone]] #:'''''You''' have to be 18 years old to see that film.'' #:''She has problems with her eyes, and can't see '''you''' properly.'' ==Determiner== {{determiner}} # #:'''''You''' guys can leave now.'' [[am:you]] [[ar:you]] [[de:you]] [[en:you]] [[es:you]] [[fr:you]] [[ko:you]] [[hy:you]] [[io:you]] [[it:you]] [[kk:you]] [[la:you]] [[hu:you]] [[ja:you]] [[pl:you]] [[pt:you]] [[ru:you]] [[sr:you]] [[fi:you]] [[sv:you]] [[ta:you]] [[vi:you]] [[uk:you]] [[zh:you]] 13391 2006-12-06T05:06:51Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[tr:you]] ==Pronoun== {{wiktionary}} {{pronoun}} {{per pron}} # used when the [[subject]] or [[obect]] of a [[verb]] is the person being spoken to #:'''''You''' are my best friend.'' #:''Can I go to the shops with '''you'''.'' # used when the subject or object could be [[anyone]] #:'''''You''' have to be 18 years old to see that film.'' #:''She has problems with her eyes, and can't see '''you''' properly.'' ==Determiner== {{determiner}} # #:'''''You''' guys can leave now.'' [[am:you]] [[ar:you]] [[de:you]] [[en:you]] [[es:you]] [[fr:you]] [[ko:you]] [[hy:you]] [[io:you]] [[it:you]] [[kk:you]] [[la:you]] [[hu:you]] [[ja:you]] [[pl:you]] [[pt:you]] [[ru:you]] [[sr:you]] [[fi:you]] [[sv:you]] [[ta:you]] [[vi:you]] [[tr:you]] [[uk:you]] [[zh:you]] 13675 2006-12-12T03:51:09Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ku:you]] ==Pronoun== {{wiktionary}} {{pronoun}} {{per pron}} # used when the [[subject]] or [[obect]] of a [[verb]] is the person being spoken to #:'''''You''' are my best friend.'' #:''Can I go to the shops with '''you'''.'' # used when the subject or object could be [[anyone]] #:'''''You''' have to be 18 years old to see that film.'' #:''She has problems with her eyes, and can't see '''you''' properly.'' ==Determiner== {{determiner}} # #:'''''You''' guys can leave now.'' [[am:you]] [[ar:you]] [[de:you]] [[en:you]] [[es:you]] [[fr:you]] [[ko:you]] [[hy:you]] [[io:you]] [[it:you]] [[kk:you]] [[ku:you]] [[la:you]] [[hu:you]] [[ja:you]] [[pl:you]] [[pt:you]] [[ru:you]] [[sr:you]] [[fi:you]] [[sv:you]] [[ta:you]] [[vi:you]] [[tr:you]] [[uk:you]] [[zh:you]] 1895 4717 2006-01-18T19:03:13Z Gmcfoley 41 Welcome back! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 19:03, 18 January 2006 (UTC) 1896 4719 2006-01-20T13:49:20Z Balû 58 XXXSTATXXX{{NUMBEROFARTICLES}}XXXSTATXXX 1897 4721 2006-01-20T20:48:56Z H2g2bob 43 == Noun == '''ear''' (''plural'' '''ears''') # A part of the [[head]] (or [[face]]) used for [[hearing]]. * My [[rabbit]] has two big '''ears'''. * Your [[shout]]ing hurts my '''ears'''! 4730 2006-01-25T15:36:42Z H2g2bob 43 /* Noun */ formatting == Noun == '''ear''' (''plural'' '''ears''') # A part of the [[head]] (or [[face]]) used for [[hearing]]. #: ''My [[rabbit]] has two big '''ears'''.'' #: ''Your [[shout]]ing hurts my '''ears'''!'' 4953 2006-02-20T16:39:05Z Flcelloguy 44 {{wiki}} == Noun == {{wiktionary}} '''ear''' (''plural'' '''ears''') # A part of the [[head]] (or [[face]]) used for [[hearing]]. #: ''My [[rabbit]] has two big '''ears'''.'' #: ''Your [[shout]]ing hurts my '''ears'''!'' 5213 2006-02-23T00:59:38Z Conversion script [[Ear]] moved to [[ear]]: Converting page titles to lowercase == Noun == {{wiktionary}} '''ear''' (''plural'' '''ears''') # A part of the [[head]] (or [[face]]) used for [[hearing]]. #: ''My [[rabbit]] has two big '''ears'''.'' #: ''Your [[shout]]ing hurts my '''ears'''!'' 6084 2006-03-22T15:47:19Z Cromwellt 61 major updates, added pic, fixed link to EW == Noun == {{noun}} [[Image:ear.jpg|thumb|100px|A human ear]] # A part of the [[head]] (or [[face]]) used for [[hearing]]. #: ''My [[rabbit]] has two big '''ears'''.'' #: ''Your [[shout]]ing hurts my '''ears'''!'' {{head}} {{body}} [[en:ear]] 7438 2006-07-19T01:20:46Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, el, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, ko, ku, pl, sr, sv, ta, zh == Noun == {{noun}} [[Image:ear.jpg|thumb|100px|A human ear]] # A part of the [[head]] (or [[face]]) used for [[hearing]]. #: ''My [[rabbit]] has two big '''ears'''.'' #: ''Your [[shout]]ing hurts my '''ears'''!'' {{head}} {{body}} [[de:ear]] [[el:ear]] [[en:ear]] [[fr:ear]] [[ko:ear]] [[io:ear]] [[it:ear]] [[ku:ear]] [[hu:ear]] [[ja:ear]] [[pl:ear]] [[sr:ear]] [[fi:ear]] [[sv:ear]] [[ta:ear]] [[zh:ear]] 8628 2006-08-13T19:21:09Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: zh-min-nan == Noun == {{noun}} [[Image:ear.jpg|thumb|100px|A human ear]] # A part of the [[head]] (or [[face]]) used for [[hearing]]. #: ''My [[rabbit]] has two big '''ears'''.'' #: ''Your [[shout]]ing hurts my '''ears'''!'' {{head}} {{body}} [[zh-min-nan:ear]] [[de:ear]] [[el:ear]] [[en:ear]] [[fr:ear]] [[ko:ear]] [[io:ear]] [[it:ear]] [[ku:ear]] [[hu:ear]] [[ja:ear]] [[pl:ear]] [[sr:ear]] [[fi:ear]] [[sv:ear]] [[ta:ear]] [[zh:ear]] 8940 2006-08-21T21:29:17Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: uk == Noun == {{noun}} [[Image:ear.jpg|thumb|100px|A human ear]] # A part of the [[head]] (or [[face]]) used for [[hearing]]. #: ''My [[rabbit]] has two big '''ears'''.'' #: ''Your [[shout]]ing hurts my '''ears'''!'' {{head}} {{body}} [[zh-min-nan:ear]] [[de:ear]] [[el:ear]] [[en:ear]] [[fr:ear]] [[ko:ear]] [[io:ear]] [[it:ear]] [[ku:ear]] [[hu:ear]] [[ja:ear]] [[pl:ear]] [[sr:ear]] [[fi:ear]] [[sv:ear]] [[ta:ear]] [[uk:ear]] [[zh:ear]] 9567 2006-09-10T12:13:07Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy, vi == Noun == {{noun}} [[Image:ear.jpg|thumb|100px|A human ear]] # A part of the [[head]] (or [[face]]) used for [[hearing]]. #: ''My [[rabbit]] has two big '''ears'''.'' #: ''Your [[shout]]ing hurts my '''ears'''!'' {{head}} {{body}} [[zh-min-nan:ear]] [[de:ear]] [[el:ear]] [[en:ear]] [[fr:ear]] [[ko:ear]] [[hy:ear]] [[io:ear]] [[it:ear]] [[ku:ear]] [[hu:ear]] [[ja:ear]] [[pl:ear]] [[sr:ear]] [[fi:ear]] [[sv:ear]] [[ta:ear]] [[vi:ear]] [[uk:ear]] [[zh:ear]] 10029 2006-09-24T12:45:35Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[es:ear]], [[fa:ear]], [[tr:ear]] == Noun == {{noun}} [[Image:ear.jpg|thumb|100px|A human ear]] # A part of the [[head]] (or [[face]]) used for [[hearing]]. #: ''My [[rabbit]] has two big '''ears'''.'' #: ''Your [[shout]]ing hurts my '''ears'''!'' {{head}} {{body}} [[zh-min-nan:ear]] [[de:ear]] [[el:ear]] [[en:ear]] [[es:ear]] [[fa:ear]] [[fr:ear]] [[ko:ear]] [[hy:ear]] [[io:ear]] [[it:ear]] [[ku:ear]] [[hu:ear]] [[ja:ear]] [[pl:ear]] [[sr:ear]] [[fi:ear]] [[sv:ear]] [[ta:ear]] [[vi:ear]] [[tr:ear]] [[uk:ear]] [[zh:ear]] 10515 2006-10-08T12:05:14Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:ear]] == Noun == {{noun}} [[Image:ear.jpg|thumb|100px|A human ear]] # A part of the [[head]] (or [[face]]) used for [[hearing]]. #: ''My [[rabbit]] has two big '''ears'''.'' #: ''Your [[shout]]ing hurts my '''ears'''!'' {{head}} {{body}} [[zh-min-nan:ear]] [[de:ear]] [[el:ear]] [[en:ear]] [[es:ear]] [[fa:ear]] [[fr:ear]] [[ko:ear]] [[hy:ear]] [[io:ear]] [[it:ear]] [[kk:ear]] [[ku:ear]] [[hu:ear]] [[ja:ear]] [[pl:ear]] [[sr:ear]] [[fi:ear]] [[sv:ear]] [[ta:ear]] [[vi:ear]] [[tr:ear]] [[uk:ear]] [[zh:ear]] 11135 2006-10-16T20:45:31Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:ear]] == Noun == {{noun}} [[Image:ear.jpg|thumb|100px|A human ear]] # A part of the [[head]] (or [[face]]) used for [[hearing]]. #: ''My [[rabbit]] has two big '''ears'''.'' #: ''Your [[shout]]ing hurts my '''ears'''!'' {{head}} {{body}} [[zh-min-nan:ear]] [[de:ear]] [[el:ear]] [[en:ear]] [[es:ear]] [[fa:ear]] [[fr:ear]] [[ko:ear]] [[hy:ear]] [[io:ear]] [[it:ear]] [[kk:ear]] [[ku:ear]] [[hu:ear]] [[ja:ear]] [[pl:ear]] [[ru:ear]] [[sr:ear]] [[fi:ear]] [[sv:ear]] [[ta:ear]] [[vi:ear]] [[tr:ear]] [[uk:ear]] [[zh:ear]] 1898 4722 2006-01-21T18:32:46Z Person man345 59 Hello to all who come to this page. I am just a random person who likes working with comsuters and whose very strict parents will not allow me to say anything more about mself onthe internet. Wow. That pretty much sums it up. 4723 2006-01-21T18:33:10Z Person man345 59 Hello to all who come to this page. I am just a random person who likes working with computers and whose very strict parents will not allow me to say anything more about myself on the internet. Wow. That pretty much sums it up. 1899 4724 2006-01-21T20:01:53Z H2g2bob 43 == Noun == [[Image:Goldkey logo removed.jpg|thumb|Gold bars]] '''gold''' # An [[expensive]] metal, which can be used to make [[coin]]s and [[ring]]s #* This '''gold''' bar must be worth a fortune # A [[yellow]] colour {{colorbox|gold}} === Related words and Phrases === * Something very useful or of great personal value can be said to be ''worth it's weight in gold'': ** This [[spellchecker]] is worth it's weight in '''gold'''. * A '''gold [[medal]]''' is an award given for coming first in an activity. ** Kelly Holmes won a '''gold medal''' in the Women's 1500 metres at the Olympics. == Adjective == # Colored gold. 4725 2006-01-21T20:53:05Z H2g2bob 43 /* Adjective */ == Noun == [[Image:Goldkey logo removed.jpg|thumb|Gold bars]] '''gold''' # An [[expensive]] metal, which can be used to make [[coin]]s and [[ring]]s #* This '''gold''' bar must be worth a fortune # A [[yellow]] colour {{colorbox|gold}} === Related words and Phrases === * Something very useful or of great personal value can be said to be ''worth it's weight in gold'': ** This [[spellchecker]] is worth it's weight in '''gold'''. * A '''gold [[medal]]''' is an award given for coming first in an activity. ** Kelly Holmes won a '''gold medal''' in the Women's 1500 metres at the Olympics. == Adjective == # Colored gold. # Made of gold #* This is a '''gold''' ring 5237 2006-02-23T00:59:38Z Conversion script [[Gold]] moved to [[gold]]: Converting page titles to lowercase == Noun == [[Image:Goldkey logo removed.jpg|thumb|Gold bars]] '''gold''' # An [[expensive]] metal, which can be used to make [[coin]]s and [[ring]]s #* This '''gold''' bar must be worth a fortune # A [[yellow]] colour {{colorbox|gold}} === Related words and Phrases === * Something very useful or of great personal value can be said to be ''worth it's weight in gold'': ** This [[spellchecker]] is worth it's weight in '''gold'''. * A '''gold [[medal]]''' is an award given for coming first in an activity. ** Kelly Holmes won a '''gold medal''' in the Women's 1500 metres at the Olympics. == Adjective == # Colored gold. # Made of gold #* This is a '''gold''' ring 5864 2006-03-13T05:05:05Z Cromwellt 61 added templates, etc. {{wotd|2006|03|14}} == Noun == [[Image:Goldkey logo removed.jpg|thumb|Gold bars]] {{noun|gold|gold}} # An [[expensive]] metal, which can be used to make [[coin]]s and [[ring]]s #: ''I keep my gold in a safe.'' # A [[yellow]] colour {{colorbox|gold}} #: ''What a beautiful shade of gold.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[goldsmith]] *[[gold leaf]] *[[goldplated]] *[[golden]] *[[goldenrod]] === Related words and phrases === * Something very useful or of great personal value can be said to be ''worth it's weight in gold'': ** This [[spellchecker]] is worth it's weight in '''gold'''. * A '''gold [[medal]]''' is an award given for coming first in an activity. ** Kelly Holmes won a '''gold medal''' in the Women's 1500 metres at the Olympics. == Adjective == {{adjective|gold||}} # Colored gold. # Made of gold. #: This is a '''gold''' ring #: This '''gold''' bar must be worth a fortune. ===See also=== *[[silver]] *[[bronze]] *[[treasure]] *[[currency]] [[en:gold]] 5876 2006-03-13T05:33:09Z Cromwellt 61 changed noun to mass noun {{wotd|2006|03|14}} == Noun == [[Image:Goldkey logo removed.jpg|thumb|Gold bars]] {{mass noun}} # An [[expensive]] metal, which can be used to make [[coin]]s and [[ring]]s #: ''I keep my gold in a safe.'' # A [[yellow]] colour {{colorbox|gold}} #: ''What a beautiful shade of gold.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[goldsmith]] *[[gold leaf]] *[[goldplated]] *[[golden]] *[[goldenrod]] === Related words and phrases === * Something very useful or of great personal value can be said to be ''worth it's weight in gold'': ** This [[spellchecker]] is worth it's weight in '''gold'''. * A '''gold [[medal]]''' is an award given for coming first in an activity. ** Kelly Holmes won a '''gold medal''' in the Women's 1500 metres at the Olympics. == Adjective == {{adjective|gold||}} # Colored gold. # Made of gold. #: This is a '''gold''' ring #: This '''gold''' bar must be worth a fortune. ===See also=== *[[silver]] *[[bronze]] *[[treasure]] *[[currency]] [[en:gold]] 6012 2006-03-14T16:51:01Z 198.54.202.18 /* Noun */ {{wotd|2006|03|14}} == Noun == [[Image:Goldkey logo removed.jpg|thumb|Gold bars]] {{mass noun}} # An [[expensive]], highly conductuve, metal, which can be used to make [[coin]]s and [[ring]]s #: ''I keep my gold in a safe.'' # A [[yellow]] colour {{colorbox|gold}} #: ''What a beautiful shade of gold.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[goldsmith]] *[[gold leaf]] *[[goldplated]] *[[golden]] *[[goldenrod]] === Related words and phrases === * Something very useful or of great personal value can be said to be ''worth it's weight in gold'': ** This [[spellchecker]] is worth it's weight in '''gold'''. * A '''gold [[medal]]''' is an award given for coming first in an activity. ** Kelly Holmes won a '''gold medal''' in the Women's 1500 metres at the Olympics. == Adjective == {{adjective|gold||}} # Colored gold. # Made of gold. #: This is a '''gold''' ring #: This '''gold''' bar must be worth a fortune. ===See also=== *[[silver]] *[[bronze]] *[[treasure]] *[[currency]] [[en:gold]] 6013 2006-03-14T16:51:59Z 198.54.202.18 /* Noun */ {{wotd|2006|03|14}} == Noun == [[Image:Goldkey logo removed.jpg|thumb|Gold bars]] {{mass noun}} # An [[expensive]], highly conductive metal, which can be used to make [[coin]]s and [[ring]]s #: ''I keep my gold in a safe.'' # A [[yellow]] colour {{colorbox|gold}} #: ''What a beautiful shade of gold.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[goldsmith]] *[[gold leaf]] *[[goldplated]] *[[golden]] *[[goldenrod]] === Related words and phrases === * Something very useful or of great personal value can be said to be ''worth it's weight in gold'': ** This [[spellchecker]] is worth it's weight in '''gold'''. * A '''gold [[medal]]''' is an award given for coming first in an activity. ** Kelly Holmes won a '''gold medal''' in the Women's 1500 metres at the Olympics. == Adjective == {{adjective|gold||}} # Colored gold. # Made of gold. #: This is a '''gold''' ring #: This '''gold''' bar must be worth a fortune. ===See also=== *[[silver]] *[[bronze]] *[[treasure]] *[[currency]] [[en:gold]] 6014 2006-03-14T21:28:37Z H2g2bob 43 Removed " highly conductive", slight rewording - see talk {{wotd|2006|03|14}} == Noun == [[Image:Goldkey logo removed.jpg|thumb|Gold bars]] {{mass noun}} # A [[metal]], which can be used to make [[coin]]s and [[ring]]s. It costs a lot of [[money]] to buy. #: ''I keep my gold in a safe.'' # A [[yellow]] colour {{colorbox|gold}} #: ''What a beautiful shade of gold.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[goldsmith]] *[[gold leaf]] *[[goldplated]] *[[golden]] *[[goldenrod]] === Related words and phrases === * Something very useful or of great personal value can be said to be ''worth it's weight in gold'': ** This [[spellchecker]] is worth it's weight in '''gold'''. * A '''gold [[medal]]''' is an award given for coming first in an activity. ** Kelly Holmes won a '''gold medal''' in the Women's 1500 metres at the Olympics. == Adjective == {{adjective|gold||}} # Colored gold. # Made of gold. #: This is a '''gold''' ring #: This '''gold''' bar must be worth a fortune. ===See also=== *[[silver]] *[[bronze]] *[[treasure]] *[[currency]] [[en:gold]] 7538 2006-07-19T04:53:18Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ang, fa, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ko, la, nl, pl, pt, ru, sr, ta, vi, zh {{wotd|2006|03|14}} == Noun == [[Image:Goldkey logo removed.jpg|thumb|Gold bars]] {{mass noun}} # A [[metal]], which can be used to make [[coin]]s and [[ring]]s. It costs a lot of [[money]] to buy. #: ''I keep my gold in a safe.'' # A [[yellow]] colour {{colorbox|gold}} #: ''What a beautiful shade of gold.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[goldsmith]] *[[gold leaf]] *[[goldplated]] *[[golden]] *[[goldenrod]] === Related words and phrases === * Something very useful or of great personal value can be said to be ''worth it's weight in gold'': ** This [[spellchecker]] is worth it's weight in '''gold'''. * A '''gold [[medal]]''' is an award given for coming first in an activity. ** Kelly Holmes won a '''gold medal''' in the Women's 1500 metres at the Olympics. == Adjective == {{adjective|gold||}} # Colored gold. # Made of gold. #: This is a '''gold''' ring #: This '''gold''' bar must be worth a fortune. ===See also=== *[[silver]] *[[bronze]] *[[treasure]] *[[currency]] [[ang:gold]] [[en:gold]] [[fa:gold]] [[fr:gold]] [[ko:gold]] [[io:gold]] [[it:gold]] [[la:gold]] [[hu:gold]] [[nl:gold]] [[pl:gold]] [[pt:gold]] [[ru:gold]] [[sr:gold]] [[fi:gold]] [[ta:gold]] [[vi:gold]] [[zh:gold]] 7831 2006-07-21T01:08:07Z Kappa 92 is worth its weight {{wotd|2006|03|14}} == Noun == [[Image:Goldkey logo removed.jpg|thumb|Gold bars]] {{mass noun}} # A [[metal]], which can be used to make [[coin]]s and [[ring]]s. It costs a lot of [[money]] to buy. #: ''I keep my gold in a safe.'' # A [[yellow]] colour {{colorbox|gold}} #: ''What a beautiful shade of gold.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[goldsmith]] *[[gold leaf]] *[[goldplated]] *[[golden]] *[[goldenrod]] === Related words and phrases === * Something very useful or of great personal value can be said to be ''worth it's weight in gold'': ** This [[spellchecker]] is worth its weight in '''gold'''. * A '''gold [[medal]]''' is an award given for coming first in an activity. ** Kelly Holmes won a '''gold medal''' in the Women's 1500 metres at the Olympics. == Adjective == {{adjective|gold||}} # Colored gold. # Made of gold. #: This is a '''gold''' ring #: This '''gold''' bar must be worth a fortune. ===See also=== *[[silver]] *[[bronze]] *[[treasure]] *[[currency]] [[ang:gold]] [[en:gold]] [[fa:gold]] [[fr:gold]] [[ko:gold]] [[io:gold]] [[it:gold]] [[la:gold]] [[hu:gold]] [[nl:gold]] [[pl:gold]] [[pt:gold]] [[ru:gold]] [[sr:gold]] [[fi:gold]] [[ta:gold]] [[vi:gold]] [[zh:gold]] 7846 2006-07-21T01:36:46Z Brett 77 /* Adjective */ {{wotd|2006|03|14}} == Noun == [[Image:Goldkey logo removed.jpg|thumb|Gold bars]] {{mass noun}} # A [[metal]], which can be used to make [[coin]]s and [[ring]]s. It costs a lot of [[money]] to buy. #: ''I keep my gold in a safe.'' # A [[yellow]] colour {{colorbox|gold}} #: ''What a beautiful shade of gold.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[goldsmith]] *[[gold leaf]] *[[goldplated]] *[[golden]] *[[goldenrod]] === Related words and phrases === * Something very useful or of great personal value can be said to be ''worth it's weight in gold'': ** This [[spellchecker]] is worth its weight in '''gold'''. * A '''gold [[medal]]''' is an award given for coming first in an activity. ** Kelly Holmes won a '''gold medal''' in the Women's 1500 metres at the Olympics. == Adjective == {{adjective2}} # Colored gold. # Made of gold. #: This is a '''gold''' ring #: This '''gold''' bar must be worth a fortune. ===See also=== *[[silver]] *[[bronze]] *[[treasure]] *[[currency]] [[ang:gold]] [[en:gold]] [[fa:gold]] [[fr:gold]] [[ko:gold]] [[io:gold]] [[it:gold]] [[la:gold]] [[hu:gold]] [[nl:gold]] [[pl:gold]] [[pt:gold]] [[ru:gold]] [[sr:gold]] [[fi:gold]] [[ta:gold]] [[vi:gold]] [[zh:gold]] 8398 2006-08-02T06:49:41Z Seahen 76 /* Noun */ {{wotd|2006|03|14}} == Noun == [[Image:Goldkey logo removed.jpg|thumb|Gold bars]] {{mass noun}} # A [[metal]], which can be used to make [[coin]]s and [[ring]]s. It costs a lot of [[money]] to buy. It was used as money before there was [[paper money]]. #: ''I keep my gold in a safe.'' # A [[yellow]] colour {{colorbox|gold}} #: ''What a beautiful shade of gold.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[goldsmith]] *[[gold leaf]] *[[goldplated]] *[[golden]] *[[goldenrod]] === Related words and phrases === * Something very useful or of great personal value can be said to be ''worth it's weight in gold'': ** This [[spellchecker]] is worth its weight in '''gold'''. * A '''gold [[medal]]''' is an award given for coming first in an activity. ** Kelly Holmes won a '''gold medal''' in the Women's 1500 metres at the Olympics. == Adjective == {{adjective2}} # Colored gold. # Made of gold. #: This is a '''gold''' ring #: This '''gold''' bar must be worth a fortune. ===See also=== *[[silver]] *[[bronze]] *[[treasure]] *[[currency]] [[ang:gold]] [[en:gold]] [[fa:gold]] [[fr:gold]] [[ko:gold]] [[io:gold]] [[it:gold]] [[la:gold]] [[hu:gold]] [[nl:gold]] [[pl:gold]] [[pt:gold]] [[ru:gold]] [[sr:gold]] [[fi:gold]] [[ta:gold]] [[vi:gold]] [[zh:gold]] 8643 2006-08-13T19:26:30Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: tr {{wotd|2006|03|14}} == Noun == [[Image:Goldkey logo removed.jpg|thumb|Gold bars]] {{mass noun}} # A [[metal]], which can be used to make [[coin]]s and [[ring]]s. It costs a lot of [[money]] to buy. It was used as money before there was [[paper money]]. #: ''I keep my gold in a safe.'' # A [[yellow]] colour {{colorbox|gold}} #: ''What a beautiful shade of gold.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[goldsmith]] *[[gold leaf]] *[[goldplated]] *[[golden]] *[[goldenrod]] === Related words and phrases === * Something very useful or of great personal value can be said to be ''worth it's weight in gold'': ** This [[spellchecker]] is worth its weight in '''gold'''. * A '''gold [[medal]]''' is an award given for coming first in an activity. ** Kelly Holmes won a '''gold medal''' in the Women's 1500 metres at the Olympics. == Adjective == {{adjective2}} # Colored gold. # Made of gold. #: This is a '''gold''' ring #: This '''gold''' bar must be worth a fortune. ===See also=== *[[silver]] *[[bronze]] *[[treasure]] *[[currency]] [[ang:gold]] [[en:gold]] [[fa:gold]] [[fr:gold]] [[ko:gold]] [[io:gold]] [[it:gold]] [[la:gold]] [[hu:gold]] [[nl:gold]] [[pl:gold]] [[pt:gold]] [[ru:gold]] [[sr:gold]] [[fi:gold]] [[ta:gold]] [[vi:gold]] [[tr:gold]] [[zh:gold]] 8971 2006-08-21T22:25:23Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de {{wotd|2006|03|14}} == Noun == [[Image:Goldkey logo removed.jpg|thumb|Gold bars]] {{mass noun}} # A [[metal]], which can be used to make [[coin]]s and [[ring]]s. It costs a lot of [[money]] to buy. It was used as money before there was [[paper money]]. #: ''I keep my gold in a safe.'' # A [[yellow]] colour {{colorbox|gold}} #: ''What a beautiful shade of gold.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[goldsmith]] *[[gold leaf]] *[[goldplated]] *[[golden]] *[[goldenrod]] === Related words and phrases === * Something very useful or of great personal value can be said to be ''worth it's weight in gold'': ** This [[spellchecker]] is worth its weight in '''gold'''. * A '''gold [[medal]]''' is an award given for coming first in an activity. ** Kelly Holmes won a '''gold medal''' in the Women's 1500 metres at the Olympics. == Adjective == {{adjective2}} # Colored gold. # Made of gold. #: This is a '''gold''' ring #: This '''gold''' bar must be worth a fortune. ===See also=== *[[silver]] *[[bronze]] *[[treasure]] *[[currency]] [[ang:gold]] [[de:gold]] [[en:gold]] [[fa:gold]] [[fr:gold]] [[ko:gold]] [[io:gold]] [[it:gold]] [[la:gold]] [[hu:gold]] [[nl:gold]] [[pl:gold]] [[pt:gold]] [[ru:gold]] [[sr:gold]] [[fi:gold]] [[ta:gold]] [[vi:gold]] [[tr:gold]] [[zh:gold]] 9617 2006-09-10T12:37:18Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: zh-min-nan {{wotd|2006|03|14}} == Noun == [[Image:Goldkey logo removed.jpg|thumb|Gold bars]] {{mass noun}} # A [[metal]], which can be used to make [[coin]]s and [[ring]]s. It costs a lot of [[money]] to buy. It was used as money before there was [[paper money]]. #: ''I keep my gold in a safe.'' # A [[yellow]] colour {{colorbox|gold}} #: ''What a beautiful shade of gold.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[goldsmith]] *[[gold leaf]] *[[goldplated]] *[[golden]] *[[goldenrod]] === Related words and phrases === * Something very useful or of great personal value can be said to be ''worth it's weight in gold'': ** This [[spellchecker]] is worth its weight in '''gold'''. * A '''gold [[medal]]''' is an award given for coming first in an activity. ** Kelly Holmes won a '''gold medal''' in the Women's 1500 metres at the Olympics. == Adjective == {{adjective2}} # Colored gold. # Made of gold. #: This is a '''gold''' ring #: This '''gold''' bar must be worth a fortune. ===See also=== *[[silver]] *[[bronze]] *[[treasure]] *[[currency]] [[ang:gold]] [[zh-min-nan:gold]] [[de:gold]] [[en:gold]] [[fa:gold]] [[fr:gold]] [[ko:gold]] [[io:gold]] [[it:gold]] [[la:gold]] [[hu:gold]] [[nl:gold]] [[pl:gold]] [[pt:gold]] [[ru:gold]] [[sr:gold]] [[fi:gold]] [[ta:gold]] [[vi:gold]] [[tr:gold]] [[zh:gold]] 9891 2006-09-24T11:33:54Z Tangobot 116 Robot: Automated text replacement (-{{adjective2}} +{{adjective}}) {{wotd|2006|03|14}} == Noun == [[Image:Goldkey logo removed.jpg|thumb|Gold bars]] {{mass noun}} # A [[metal]], which can be used to make [[coin]]s and [[ring]]s. It costs a lot of [[money]] to buy. It was used as money before there was [[paper money]]. #: ''I keep my gold in a safe.'' # A [[yellow]] colour {{colorbox|gold}} #: ''What a beautiful shade of gold.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[goldsmith]] *[[gold leaf]] *[[goldplated]] *[[golden]] *[[goldenrod]] === Related words and phrases === * Something very useful or of great personal value can be said to be ''worth it's weight in gold'': ** This [[spellchecker]] is worth its weight in '''gold'''. * A '''gold [[medal]]''' is an award given for coming first in an activity. ** Kelly Holmes won a '''gold medal''' in the Women's 1500 metres at the Olympics. == Adjective == {{adjective}} # Colored gold. # Made of gold. #: This is a '''gold''' ring #: This '''gold''' bar must be worth a fortune. ===See also=== *[[silver]] *[[bronze]] *[[treasure]] *[[currency]] [[ang:gold]] [[zh-min-nan:gold]] [[de:gold]] [[en:gold]] [[fa:gold]] [[fr:gold]] [[ko:gold]] [[io:gold]] [[it:gold]] [[la:gold]] [[hu:gold]] [[nl:gold]] [[pl:gold]] [[pt:gold]] [[ru:gold]] [[sr:gold]] [[fi:gold]] [[ta:gold]] [[vi:gold]] [[tr:gold]] [[zh:gold]] 10082 2006-09-24T13:05:57Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[hy:gold]] {{wotd|2006|03|14}} == Noun == [[Image:Goldkey logo removed.jpg|thumb|Gold bars]] {{mass noun}} # A [[metal]], which can be used to make [[coin]]s and [[ring]]s. It costs a lot of [[money]] to buy. It was used as money before there was [[paper money]]. #: ''I keep my gold in a safe.'' # A [[yellow]] colour {{colorbox|gold}} #: ''What a beautiful shade of gold.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[goldsmith]] *[[gold leaf]] *[[goldplated]] *[[golden]] *[[goldenrod]] === Related words and phrases === * Something very useful or of great personal value can be said to be ''worth it's weight in gold'': ** This [[spellchecker]] is worth its weight in '''gold'''. * A '''gold [[medal]]''' is an award given for coming first in an activity. ** Kelly Holmes won a '''gold medal''' in the Women's 1500 metres at the Olympics. == Adjective == {{adjective}} # Colored gold. # Made of gold. #: This is a '''gold''' ring #: This '''gold''' bar must be worth a fortune. ===See also=== *[[silver]] *[[bronze]] *[[treasure]] *[[currency]] [[ang:gold]] [[zh-min-nan:gold]] [[de:gold]] [[en:gold]] [[fa:gold]] [[fr:gold]] [[ko:gold]] [[hy:gold]] [[io:gold]] [[it:gold]] [[la:gold]] [[hu:gold]] [[nl:gold]] [[pl:gold]] [[pt:gold]] [[ru:gold]] [[sr:gold]] [[fi:gold]] [[ta:gold]] [[vi:gold]] [[tr:gold]] [[zh:gold]] 10525 2006-10-08T13:37:59Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:gold]], [[uk:gold]] {{wotd|2006|03|14}} == Noun == [[Image:Goldkey logo removed.jpg|thumb|Gold bars]] {{mass noun}} # A [[metal]], which can be used to make [[coin]]s and [[ring]]s. It costs a lot of [[money]] to buy. It was used as money before there was [[paper money]]. #: ''I keep my gold in a safe.'' # A [[yellow]] colour {{colorbox|gold}} #: ''What a beautiful shade of gold.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[goldsmith]] *[[gold leaf]] *[[goldplated]] *[[golden]] *[[goldenrod]] === Related words and phrases === * Something very useful or of great personal value can be said to be ''worth it's weight in gold'': ** This [[spellchecker]] is worth its weight in '''gold'''. * A '''gold [[medal]]''' is an award given for coming first in an activity. ** Kelly Holmes won a '''gold medal''' in the Women's 1500 metres at the Olympics. == Adjective == {{adjective}} # Colored gold. # Made of gold. #: This is a '''gold''' ring #: This '''gold''' bar must be worth a fortune. ===See also=== *[[silver]] *[[bronze]] *[[treasure]] *[[currency]] [[ang:gold]] [[zh-min-nan:gold]] [[de:gold]] [[en:gold]] [[fa:gold]] [[fr:gold]] [[ko:gold]] [[hy:gold]] [[io:gold]] [[it:gold]] [[kk:gold]] [[la:gold]] [[hu:gold]] [[nl:gold]] [[pl:gold]] [[pt:gold]] [[ru:gold]] [[sr:gold]] [[fi:gold]] [[ta:gold]] [[vi:gold]] [[tr:gold]] [[uk:gold]] [[zh:gold]] 11670 2006-10-31T06:35:42Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ku:gold]] {{wotd|2006|03|14}} == Noun == [[Image:Goldkey logo removed.jpg|thumb|Gold bars]] {{mass noun}} # A [[metal]], which can be used to make [[coin]]s and [[ring]]s. It costs a lot of [[money]] to buy. It was used as money before there was [[paper money]]. #: ''I keep my gold in a safe.'' # A [[yellow]] colour {{colorbox|gold}} #: ''What a beautiful shade of gold.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[goldsmith]] *[[gold leaf]] *[[goldplated]] *[[golden]] *[[goldenrod]] === Related words and phrases === * Something very useful or of great personal value can be said to be ''worth it's weight in gold'': ** This [[spellchecker]] is worth its weight in '''gold'''. * A '''gold [[medal]]''' is an award given for coming first in an activity. ** Kelly Holmes won a '''gold medal''' in the Women's 1500 metres at the Olympics. == Adjective == {{adjective}} # Colored gold. # Made of gold. #: This is a '''gold''' ring #: This '''gold''' bar must be worth a fortune. ===See also=== *[[silver]] *[[bronze]] *[[treasure]] *[[currency]] [[ang:gold]] [[zh-min-nan:gold]] [[de:gold]] [[en:gold]] [[fa:gold]] [[fr:gold]] [[ko:gold]] [[hy:gold]] [[io:gold]] [[it:gold]] [[kk:gold]] [[ku:gold]] [[la:gold]] [[hu:gold]] [[nl:gold]] [[pl:gold]] [[pt:gold]] [[ru:gold]] [[sr:gold]] [[fi:gold]] [[ta:gold]] [[vi:gold]] [[tr:gold]] [[uk:gold]] [[zh:gold]] 1900 4726 2006-01-22T03:39:01Z Gmcfoley 41 {{subst:welcome} [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:39, 22 January 2006 (UTC) 4727 2006-01-22T03:39:14Z Gmcfoley 41 <big>Welcome to the '''Simple English Wiktionary'''!</big> We hope you are happy editing here. Some helpful pages to start you off are [[Wiktionary:Community Portal]] and [[Help:Contents]]. If you want to meet and talk with other members, you can visit [[Wiktionary:Simple talk]]. Just remember that you should sign your messages on Talk pages by typing "<nowiki>[[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:39, 22 January 2006 (UTC)</nowiki>" (four tildes) at the end of your words. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:39, 22 January 2006 (UTC) 4728 2006-01-22T03:39:37Z Gmcfoley 41 <big>Welcome to the '''Simple English Wiktionary'''!</big> We hope you are happy editing here. Some helpful pages to start you off are [[Wiktionary:Community Portal]] and [[Help:Contents]]. If you want to meet and talk with other members, you can visit [[Wiktionary:Simple talk]]. Just remember that you should sign your messages on Talk pages by typing "<nowiki>~~~~</nowiki>" (four tildes) at the end of your words. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 03:39, 22 January 2006 (UTC) 1903 4739 2006-01-27T04:55:15Z Cromwellt 61 Created user page '''Tom Cromwell''' is an English teacher from the United States. He works in Mexico at a private university. He loves English and Wikipedia. He works on the [[w:Main page|English Wikipedia]], the [[w:es:Portada|Spanish Wikipedia]], the [[w:simple:Main page|Simple English Wikipedia]], and the [[wikt:Main page|English Wiktionary]]. He wants to help with the Simple English Wiktionary. 4740 2006-01-27T04:56:58Z Cromwellt 61 fixed link '''Tom Cromwell''' is an English teacher from the United States. He works in Mexico at a private university. He loves English and Wikipedia. He works on the [[w:Main page|English Wikipedia]], the [[w:es:Portada|Spanish Wikipedia]], the [[w:simple:Main page|Simple English Wikipedia]], and the [[:en:Main page|English Wiktionary]]. He wants to help with the Simple English Wiktionary. 4755 2006-01-27T12:50:37Z Cromwellt 61 Updated, added vision '''Tom Cromwell''' is an English teacher from the United States. He works in Mexico at a private university. He loves English and Wikipedia. He works on the [[w:Main page|English Wikipedia]], the [[w:es:Portada|Spanish Wikipedia]], the [[w:simple:Main page|Simple English Wikipedia]], and the [[:en:Main page|English Wiktionary]]. He wants to help with the Simple English Wiktionary (SEWikt). I have a vision of what SEWikt could be, and I want to help it become real. I believe that SEWikt can become a resource for Simple English Wikipedia (SEWP) users, who have problems using the English Wiktionary (EWikt) because it uses large words and complex sentences. SEWikt is useful because it provides definitions of words in Simple English. It has a different goal from EWikt. It does not want to make English definitions of all words in all languages, but only Simple English definitions of words in English, made for people who do not know English well. As part of my vision, I want to help move all dictionary entries in SEWP to SEWikt. Because SEWP is not a dictionary, it is better if it only has encyclopedia articles and no dictionary entries. Those fit better here. Let us work together to make Simple English Wiktionary what it can be. 4771 2006-02-01T04:11:58Z 216.20.219.65 added other projects box '''Tom Cromwell''' is an English teacher from the United States. He works in Mexico at a private university. He loves English and Wikipedia. He works on the [[w:Main page|English Wikipedia]], the [[w:es:Portada|Spanish Wikipedia]], the [[w:simple:Main page|Simple English Wikipedia]], and the [[:en:Main page|English Wiktionary]]. He wants to help with the Simple English Wiktionary (SEWikt). I have a vision of what SEWikt could be, and I want to help it become real. I believe that SEWikt can become a resource for Simple English Wikipedia (SEWP) users, who have problems using the English Wiktionary (EWikt) because it uses large words and complex sentences. SEWikt is useful because it provides definitions of words in Simple English. It has a different goal from EWikt. It does not want to make English definitions of all words in all languages, but only Simple English definitions of words in English, made for people who do not know English well. As part of my vision, I want to help move all dictionary entries in SEWP to SEWikt. Because SEWP is not a dictionary, it is better if it only has encyclopedia articles and no dictionary entries. Those fit better here. Let us work together to make Simple English Wiktionary what it can be. For other projects I am involved in, see below. <div style="float: left; border:solid {{{1|#000}}} 1px; margin: 1px;"> {| cellspacing="0" style="width: 380px; background: {{{2|#0a0}}};" | style="width: 70px; height: 45px; background: {{{1|#fff}}}; text-align: center; font-size: {{{5|12}}}pt; color: #000;" | '''{{{3|Cromwellt&nbsp;<font color="red">@</font color>}}}''' | style="font-size: 10pt; padding: 4pt; line-height: 1.25em; color: #000;" | {{{4|[[:en:User:Cromwellt|English Wikipedia]] <BR> [[w:es:User:Cromwellt|Wikipedia en español (Spanish Wikipedia)]] <BR> [[w:simple:User:Cromwellt|Simple English Wikipedia]] <BR> [[:en:User:Cromwellt|English Wiktionary]] <BR> [[:es:User:Cromwellt|Wikcionario en español (Spanish Wiktionary)]] <BR> [[:simple:User:Cromwellt|Simple English Wiktionary]] <BR> [[m:User:Cromwellt|Wikimedia]] <BR> [[wikibooks:en:User:Cromwellt|Wikibooks]] <BR> [[wikisource:en:User:Cromwellt|Wikisource]] <BR> [[commons:en:User:Cromwellt|Wikimedia Commons]] <BR> [[n:en:User:Cromwellt|Wikinews]]}}} |}</div> 4912 2006-02-19T17:59:45Z Cromwellt 61 Babelboxes don't work here? '''Tom Cromwell''' is an English teacher from the United States. He works in Mexico at a private university. He loves English and Wikipedia. He works on the [[w:Main page|English Wikipedia]], the [[w:es:Portada|Spanish Wikipedia]], the [[w:simple:Main page|Simple English Wikipedia]], and the [[:en:Main page|English Wiktionary]], as well as here. He has recently been promoted to [[Wiktionary:administrators|administrator]] to help keep things running smoothly. He would like to know why Babelboxes don't work here and what it would take to get them to work here. I have a vision of what SEWikt could be, and I want to help it become real. I believe that SEWikt can become a resource for Simple English Wikipedia (SEWP) users, who have problems using the English Wiktionary (EWikt) because it uses large words and complex sentences. SEWikt is useful because it provides definitions of words in Simple English. It has a different goal from EWikt. It does not want to make English definitions of all words in all languages, but only Simple English definitions of words in English, made for people who do not know English well. As part of my vision, I want to help move all dictionary entries in SEWP to SEWikt. Because SEWP is not a dictionary, it is better if it only has encyclopedia articles and no dictionary entries. Those fit better here. Let us work together to make Simple English Wiktionary what it can be. For other projects I am involved in, see below. <div style="float: left; border:solid {{{1|#000}}} 1px; margin: 1px;"> {| cellspacing="0" style="width: 380px; background: {{{2|#0a0}}};" | style="width: 70px; height: 45px; background: {{{1|#fff}}}; text-align: center; font-size: {{{5|12}}}pt; color: #000;" | '''{{{3|Cromwellt&nbsp;<font color="red">@</font color>}}}''' | style="font-size: 10pt; padding: 4pt; line-height: 1.25em; color: #000;" | {{{4|[[:en:User:Cromwellt|English Wikipedia]] <BR> [[w:es:User:Cromwellt|Wikipedia en español (Spanish Wikipedia)]] <BR> [[w:simple:User:Cromwellt|Simple English Wikipedia]] <BR> [[:en:User:Cromwellt|English Wiktionary]] <BR> [[:es:User:Cromwellt|Wikcionario en español (Spanish Wiktionary)]] <BR> [[:simple:User:Cromwellt|Simple English Wiktionary]] <BR> [[m:User:Cromwellt|Wikimedia]] <BR> [[wikibooks:en:User:Cromwellt|Wikibooks]] <BR> [[wikisource:en:User:Cromwellt|Wikisource]] <BR> [[commons:en:User:Cromwellt|Wikimedia Commons]] <BR> [[n:en:User:Cromwellt|Wikinews]]}}} |}</div> 4994 2006-02-20T21:59:05Z 216.20.219.65 Added admin userbox <div style="float: right; border:solid #808080 1px; margin: 1px;"> {| cellspacing="0" style="width: 238px; background: #DBDBDB;" | style="width: 45px; height: 45px; background: #BDBDAD; text-align: center; font-size: 14pt; color: black;" | '''[[Image:Admin mop.PNG|38px]]''' | style="font-size: 8pt; padding: 4pt; line-height: 1.25em; color: black;" | This user is an '''[[Wikipedia:Administrators|administrator]]''' on the {{{1|'''[[Wiktionary:Simple English Wiktionary|Simple English Wiktionary]]'''<includeonly>[[Category:Wiktionary administrators|{{PAGENAME}}]]</includeonly>}}}. |}</div> '''Tom Cromwell''' is an English teacher from the United States. He works in Mexico at a private university. He loves English and Wikipedia. He works on the [[w:Main page|English Wikipedia]], the [[w:es:Portada|Spanish Wikipedia]], the [[w:simple:Main page|Simple English Wikipedia]], and the [[:en:Main page|English Wiktionary]], as well as here. He has recently been promoted to [[Wiktionary:administrators|administrator]] to help keep things running smoothly. He would like to know why Babelboxes don't work here and what it would take to get them to work here. I have a vision of what SEWikt could be, and I want to help it become real. I believe that SEWikt can become a resource for Simple English Wikipedia (SEWP) users, who have problems using the English Wiktionary (EWikt) because it uses large words and complex sentences. SEWikt is useful because it provides definitions of words in Simple English. It has a different goal from EWikt. It does not want to make English definitions of all words in all languages, but only Simple English definitions of words in English, made for people who do not know English well. As part of my vision, I want to help move all dictionary entries in SEWP to SEWikt. Because SEWP is not a dictionary, it is better if it only has encyclopedia articles and no dictionary entries. Those fit better here. Let us work together to make Simple English Wiktionary what it can be. For other projects I am involved in, see below. <div style="float: left; border:solid {{{1|#000}}} 1px; margin: 1px;"> {| cellspacing="0" style="width: 380px; background: {{{2|#0a0}}};" | style="width: 70px; height: 45px; background: {{{1|#fff}}}; text-align: center; font-size: {{{5|12}}}pt; color: #000;" | '''{{{3|Cromwellt&nbsp;<font color="red">@</font color>}}}''' | style="font-size: 10pt; padding: 4pt; line-height: 1.25em; color: #000;" | {{{4|[[:en:User:Cromwellt|English Wikipedia]] <BR> [[w:es:User:Cromwellt|Wikipedia en español (Spanish Wikipedia)]] <BR> [[w:simple:User:Cromwellt|Simple English Wikipedia]] <BR> [[:en:User:Cromwellt|English Wiktionary]] <BR> [[:es:User:Cromwellt|Wikcionario en español (Spanish Wiktionary)]] <BR> [[:simple:User:Cromwellt|Simple English Wiktionary]] <BR> [[m:User:Cromwellt|Wikimedia]] <BR> [[wikibooks:en:User:Cromwellt|Wikibooks]] <BR> [[wikisource:en:User:Cromwellt|Wikisource]] <BR> [[commons:en:User:Cromwellt|Wikimedia Commons]] <BR> [[n:en:User:Cromwellt|Wikinews]]}}} |}</div> 5040 2006-02-21T20:57:08Z Cromwellt 61 added link to my puzzle answers <div style="float: right; border:solid #808080 1px; margin: 1px;"> {| cellspacing="0" style="width: 238px; background: #DBDBDB;" | style="width: 45px; height: 45px; background: #BDBDAD; text-align: center; font-size: 14pt; color: black;" | '''[[Image:Admin mop.PNG|38px]]''' | style="font-size: 8pt; padding: 4pt; line-height: 1.25em; color: black;" | This user is an '''[[Wikipedia:Administrators|administrator]]''' on the {{{1|'''[[Wiktionary:Simple English Wiktionary|Simple English Wiktionary]]'''<includeonly>[[Category:Wiktionary administrators|{{PAGENAME}}]]</includeonly>}}}. |}</div> '''Tom Cromwell''' is an English teacher from the United States. He works in Mexico at a private university. He loves English and Wikipedia. He works on the [[w:Main page|English Wikipedia]], the [[w:es:Portada|Spanish Wikipedia]], the [[w:simple:Main page|Simple English Wikipedia]], and the [[:en:Main page|English Wiktionary]], as well as here. He has recently been promoted to [[Wiktionary:administrators|administrator]] to help keep things running smoothly. He would like to know why Babelboxes don't work here and what it would take to get them to work here. I have a vision of what SEWikt could be, and I want to help it become real. I believe that SEWikt can become a resource for Simple English Wikipedia (SEWP) users, who have problems using the English Wiktionary (EWikt) because it uses large words and complex sentences. SEWikt is useful because it provides definitions of words in Simple English. It has a different goal from EWikt. It does not want to make English definitions of all words in all languages, but only Simple English definitions of words in English, made for people who do not know English well. As part of my vision, I want to help move all dictionary entries in SEWP to SEWikt. Because SEWP is not a dictionary, it is better if it only has encyclopedia articles and no dictionary entries. Those fit better here. Let us work together to make Simple English Wiktionary what it can be. For other projects I am involved in, see below. My answers to [[User:Gmcfoley|Gmcfoley's puzzle]] are [[User:Cromwellt/Puzzle answers|here]]. I still haven't found any longer than seven letters (not counting two-word possibilities). <div style="float: right; border:solid {{{1|#000}}} 1px; margin: 1px;"> {| cellspacing="0" style="width: 380px; background: {{{2|#0a0}}};" | style="width: 70px; height: 45px; background: {{{1|#fff}}}; text-align: center; font-size: {{{5|12}}}pt; color: #000;" | '''{{{3|Cromwellt&nbsp;<font color="red">@</font color>}}}''' | style="font-size: 10pt; padding: 4pt; line-height: 1.25em; color: #000;" | {{{4|[[:en:User:Cromwellt|English Wikipedia]] <BR> [[w:es:User:Cromwellt|Wikipedia en español (Spanish Wikipedia)]] <BR> [[w:simple:User:Cromwellt|Simple English Wikipedia]] <BR> [[:en:User:Cromwellt|English Wiktionary]] <BR> [[:es:User:Cromwellt|Wikcionario en español (Spanish Wiktionary)]] <BR> [[:simple:User:Cromwellt|Simple English Wiktionary]] <BR> [[m:User:Cromwellt|Wikimedia]] <BR> [[wikibooks:en:User:Cromwellt|Wikibooks]] <BR> [[wikisource:en:User:Cromwellt|Wikisource]] <BR> [[commons:en:User:Cromwellt|Wikimedia Commons]] <BR> [[n:en:User:Cromwellt|Wikinews]]}}} |}</div> 5611 2006-03-02T01:00:47Z Cromwellt 61 Added admin box for SEWikibooks, etc. <div style="float: right; border:solid #808080 1px; margin: 1px;"> {| cellspacing="0" style="width: 238px; background: #DBDBDB;" | style="width: 45px; height: 45px; background: #BDBDAD; text-align: center; font-size: 14pt; color: black;" | '''[[Image:Admin mop.PNG|38px]]''' | style="font-size: 8pt; padding: 4pt; line-height: 1.25em; color: black;" | This user is an '''[[Wikipedia:Administrators|administrator]]''' on the {{{1|'''[[Wiktionary:Simple English Wiktionary|Simple English Wiktionary]]'''<includeonly>[[Category:Wiktionary administrators|{{PAGENAME}}]]</includeonly>}}}. |}</div> '''Tom Cromwell''' is an English teacher from the United States. He works in Mexico at a private university. He loves English and Wikipedia. He works on the [[w:Main page|English Wikipedia]], the [[w:es:Portada|Spanish Wikipedia]], the [[w:simple:Main page|Simple English Wikipedia]], and the [[:en:Main page|English Wiktionary]], as well as here. He has recently been promoted to [[Wiktionary:Administrators|administrator]] to help keep things running smoothly. He would like to know why Babelboxes don't work here and what it would take to get them to work here. <div style="float: right; border:solid #808080 1px; margin: 1px;"> {| cellspacing="0" style="width: 238px; background: #DBDBDB;" | style="width: 45px; height: 45px; background: #BDBDAD; text-align: center; font-size: 14pt; color: black;" | '''[[Image:Admin mop.PNG|38px]]''' | style="font-size: 8pt; padding: 4pt; line-height: 1.25em; color: black;" | This user is an '''[[Wikipedia:Administrators|administrator]]''' on '''[[Wikibooks:simple:Main Page|Simple English Wikibooks]]'''. |}</div> I have a vision of what SEWikt could be, and I want to help it become real. I believe that SEWikt can become a resource for Simple English Wikipedia (SEWP) users, who have problems using the English Wiktionary (EWikt) because it uses large words and complex sentences. SEWikt is useful because it provides definitions of words in Simple English. It has a different goal from EWikt. It does not want to make English definitions of all words in all languages, but only Simple English definitions of words in English, made for people who do not know English well. As part of my vision, I want to help move all dictionary entries in SEWP to SEWikt. Because SEWP is not a dictionary, it is better if it only has encyclopedia articles and no dictionary entries. Those fit better here. Let us work together to make Simple English Wiktionary what it can be. For other projects I am involved in, see below. My answers to [[User:Gmcfoley|Gmcfoley's puzzle]] are [[User:Cromwellt/Puzzle answers|here]]. I still haven't found any longer than seven letters (not counting two-word possibilities). <div style="float: right; border:solid {{{1|#000}}} 1px; margin: 1px;"> {| cellspacing="0" style="width: 380px; background: {{{2|#0a0}}};" | style="width: 70px; height: 45px; background: {{{1|#fff}}}; text-align: center; font-size: {{{5|12}}}pt; color: #000;" | '''{{{3|Cromwellt&nbsp;<font color="red">@</font color>}}}''' | style="font-size: 10pt; padding: 4pt; line-height: 1.25em; color: #000;" | {{{4|[[:en:User:Cromwellt|English Wikipedia]] <BR> [[w:es:User:Cromwellt|Wikipedia en español (Spanish Wikipedia)]] <BR> [[w:simple:User:Cromwellt|Simple English Wikipedia]] <BR> [[:en:User:Cromwellt|English Wiktionary]] <BR> [[:es:User:Cromwellt|Wikcionario en español (Spanish Wiktionary)]] <BR> [[:simple:User:Cromwellt|Simple English Wiktionary]] <BR> [[m:User:Cromwellt|Wikimedia]] <BR> [[wikibooks:en:User:Cromwellt|Wikibooks]] <BR> [[wikibooks:User:Cromwellt|Wikibooks]] [[wikisource:en:User:Cromwellt|Wikisource]] <BR> [[commons:en:User:Cromwellt|Wikimedia Commons]] <BR> [[n:en:User:Cromwellt|Wikinews]]}}} |}</div> 5750 2006-03-10T21:50:05Z Cromwellt 61 fixed link to Simple English Wikibooks on my userbox <div style="float: right; border:solid #808080 1px; margin: 1px;"> {| cellspacing="0" style="width: 238px; background: #DBDBDB;" | style="width: 45px; height: 45px; background: #BDBDAD; text-align: center; font-size: 14pt; color: black;" | '''[[Image:Admin mop.PNG|38px]]''' | style="font-size: 8pt; padding: 4pt; line-height: 1.25em; color: black;" | This user is an '''[[Wikipedia:Administrators|administrator]]''' on the {{{1|'''[[Wiktionary:Simple English Wiktionary|Simple English Wiktionary]]'''<includeonly>[[Category:Wiktionary administrators|{{PAGENAME}}]]</includeonly>}}}. |}</div> '''Tom Cromwell''' is an English teacher from the United States. He works in Mexico at a private university. He loves English and Wikipedia. He works on the [[w:Main page|English Wikipedia]], the [[w:es:Portada|Spanish Wikipedia]], the [[w:simple:Main page|Simple English Wikipedia]], and the [[:en:Main page|English Wiktionary]], as well as here. He has recently been promoted to [[Wiktionary:Administrators|administrator]] to help keep things running smoothly. He would like to know why Babelboxes don't work here and what it would take to get them to work here. <div style="float: right; border:solid #808080 1px; margin: 1px;"> {| cellspacing="0" style="width: 238px; background: #DBDBDB;" | style="width: 45px; height: 45px; background: #BDBDAD; text-align: center; font-size: 14pt; color: black;" | '''[[Image:Admin mop.PNG|38px]]''' | style="font-size: 8pt; padding: 4pt; line-height: 1.25em; color: black;" | This user is an '''[[Wikipedia:Administrators|administrator]]''' on '''[[Wikibooks:simple:Main Page|Simple English Wikibooks]]'''. |}</div> I have a vision of what SEWikt could be, and I want to help it become real. I believe that SEWikt can become a resource for Simple English Wikipedia (SEWP) users, who have problems using the English Wiktionary (EWikt) because it uses large words and complex sentences. SEWikt is useful because it provides definitions of words in Simple English. It has a different goal from EWikt. It does not want to make English definitions of all words in all languages, but only Simple English definitions of words in English, made for people who do not know English well. As part of my vision, I want to help move all dictionary entries in SEWP to SEWikt. Because SEWP is not a dictionary, it is better if it only has encyclopedia articles and no dictionary entries. Those fit better here. Let us work together to make Simple English Wiktionary what it can be. For other projects I am involved in, see below. My answers to [[User:Gmcfoley|Gmcfoley's puzzle]] are [[User:Cromwellt/Puzzle answers|here]]. I still haven't found any longer than seven letters (not counting two-word possibilities). <div style="float: right; border:solid {{{1|#000}}} 1px; margin: 1px;"> {| cellspacing="0" style="width: 380px; background: {{{2|#0a0}}};" | style="width: 70px; height: 45px; background: {{{1|#fff}}}; text-align: center; font-size: {{{5|12}}}pt; color: #000;" | '''{{{3|Cromwellt&nbsp;<font color="red">@</font color>}}}''' | style="font-size: 10pt; padding: 4pt; line-height: 1.25em; color: #000;" | {{{4|[[:en:User:Cromwellt|English Wikipedia]] <BR> [[w:es:User:Cromwellt|Wikipedia en español (Spanish Wikipedia)]] <BR> [[w:simple:User:Cromwellt|Simple English Wikipedia]] <BR> [[:en:User:Cromwellt|English Wiktionary]] <BR> [[:es:User:Cromwellt|Wikcionario en español (Spanish Wiktionary)]] <BR> [[:simple:User:Cromwellt|Simple English Wiktionary]] <BR> [[m:User:Cromwellt|Wikimedia]] <BR> [[wikibooks:en:User:Cromwellt|Wikibooks]] <BR> [[wikibooks:simple:User:Cromwellt|Simple English Wikibooks]] <BR> [[wikisource:en:User:Cromwellt|Wikisource]] <BR> [[commons:en:User:Cromwellt|Wikimedia Commons]] <BR> [[n:en:User:Cromwellt|Wikinews]]}}} |}</div> 5755 2006-03-10T22:28:40Z Cromwellt 61 added link to default template framework <div style="float: right; border:solid #808080 1px; margin: 1px;"> {| cellspacing="0" style="width: 238px; background: #DBDBDB;" | style="width: 45px; height: 45px; background: #BDBDAD; text-align: center; font-size: 14pt; color: black;" | '''[[Image:Admin mop.PNG|38px]]''' | style="font-size: 8pt; padding: 4pt; line-height: 1.25em; color: black;" | This user is an '''[[Wikipedia:Administrators|administrator]]''' on the {{{1|'''[[Wiktionary:Simple English Wiktionary|Simple English Wiktionary]]'''<includeonly>[[Category:Wiktionary administrators|{{PAGENAME}}]]</includeonly>}}}. |}</div> '''Tom Cromwell''' is an English teacher from the United States. He works in Mexico at a private university. He loves English and Wikipedia. He works on the [[w:Main page|English Wikipedia]], the [[w:es:Portada|Spanish Wikipedia]], the [[w:simple:Main page|Simple English Wikipedia]], and the [[:en:Main page|English Wiktionary]], as well as here. He has recently been promoted to [[Wiktionary:Administrators|administrator]] to help keep things running smoothly. He would like to know why Babelboxes don't work here and what it would take to get them to work here. <div style="float: right; border:solid #808080 1px; margin: 1px;"> {| cellspacing="0" style="width: 238px; background: #DBDBDB;" | style="width: 45px; height: 45px; background: #BDBDAD; text-align: center; font-size: 14pt; color: black;" | '''[[Image:Admin mop.PNG|38px]]''' | style="font-size: 8pt; padding: 4pt; line-height: 1.25em; color: black;" | This user is an '''[[Wikipedia:Administrators|administrator]]''' on '''[[Wikibooks:simple:Main Page|Simple English Wikibooks]]'''. |}</div> I have a vision of what SEWikt could be, and I want to help it become real. I believe that SEWikt can become a resource for Simple English Wikipedia (SEWP) users, who have problems using the English Wiktionary (EWikt) because it uses large words and complex sentences. SEWikt is useful because it provides definitions of words in Simple English. It has a different goal from EWikt. It does not want to make English definitions of all words in all languages, but only Simple English definitions of words in English, made for people who do not know English well. As part of my vision, I want to help move all dictionary entries in SEWP to SEWikt. Because SEWP is not a dictionary, it is better if it only has encyclopedia articles and no dictionary entries. Those fit better here. Let us work together to make Simple English Wiktionary what it can be. For other projects I am involved in, see below. My answers to [[User:Gmcfoley|Gmcfoley's puzzle]] are [[User:Cromwellt/Puzzle answers|here]]. I still haven't found any longer than seven letters (not counting two-word possibilities). <div style="float: right; border:solid {{{1|#000}}} 1px; margin: 1px;"> {| cellspacing="0" style="width: 380px; background: {{{2|#0a0}}};" | style="width: 70px; height: 45px; background: {{{1|#fff}}}; text-align: center; font-size: {{{5|12}}}pt; color: #000;" | '''{{{3|Cromwellt&nbsp;<font color="red">@</font color>}}}''' | style="font-size: 10pt; padding: 4pt; line-height: 1.25em; color: #000;" | {{{4|[[:en:User:Cromwellt|English Wikipedia]] <BR> [[w:es:User:Cromwellt|Wikipedia en español (Spanish Wikipedia)]] <BR> [[w:simple:User:Cromwellt|Simple English Wikipedia]] <BR> [[:en:User:Cromwellt|English Wiktionary]] <BR> [[:es:User:Cromwellt|Wikcionario en español (Spanish Wiktionary)]] <BR> [[:simple:User:Cromwellt|Simple English Wiktionary]] <BR> [[m:User:Cromwellt|Wikimedia]] <BR> [[wikibooks:en:User:Cromwellt|Wikibooks]] <BR> [[wikibooks:simple:User:Cromwellt|Simple English Wikibooks]] <BR> [[wikisource:en:User:Cromwellt|Wikisource]] <BR> [[commons:en:User:Cromwellt|Wikimedia Commons]] <BR> [[n:en:User:Cromwellt|Wikinews]]}}} |}</div> *[[User:Cromwellt/Template:default|My default template framework]] 6040 2006-03-17T16:58:47Z Cromwellt 61 revised puzzle references <div style="float: right; border:solid #808080 1px; margin: 1px;"> {| cellspacing="0" style="width: 238px; background: #DBDBDB;" | style="width: 45px; height: 45px; background: #BDBDAD; text-align: center; font-size: 14pt; color: black;" | '''[[Image:Admin mop.PNG|38px]]''' | style="font-size: 8pt; padding: 4pt; line-height: 1.25em; color: black;" | This user is an '''[[Wikipedia:Administrators|administrator]]''' on the {{{1|'''[[Wiktionary:Simple English Wiktionary|Simple English Wiktionary]]'''<includeonly>[[Category:Wiktionary administrators|{{PAGENAME}}]]</includeonly>}}}. |}</div> '''Tom Cromwell''' is an English teacher from the United States. He works in Mexico at a private university. He loves English and Wikipedia. He works on the [[w:Main page|English Wikipedia]], the [[w:es:Portada|Spanish Wikipedia]], the [[w:simple:Main page|Simple English Wikipedia]], and the [[:en:Main page|English Wiktionary]], as well as here. He has recently been promoted to [[Wiktionary:Administrators|administrator]] to help keep things running smoothly. He would like to know why Babelboxes don't work here and what it would take to get them to work here. <div style="float: right; border:solid #808080 1px; margin: 1px;"> {| cellspacing="0" style="width: 238px; background: #DBDBDB;" | style="width: 45px; height: 45px; background: #BDBDAD; text-align: center; font-size: 14pt; color: black;" | '''[[Image:Admin mop.PNG|38px]]''' | style="font-size: 8pt; padding: 4pt; line-height: 1.25em; color: black;" | This user is an '''[[Wikipedia:Administrators|administrator]]''' on '''[[Wikibooks:simple:Main Page|Simple English Wikibooks]]'''. |}</div> I have a vision of what SEWikt could be, and I want to help it become real. I believe that SEWikt can become a resource for Simple English Wikipedia (SEWP) users, who have problems using the English Wiktionary (EWikt) because it uses large words and complex sentences. SEWikt is useful because it provides definitions of words in Simple English. It has a different goal from EWikt. It does not want to make English definitions of all words in all languages, but only Simple English definitions of words in English, made for people who do not know English well. As part of my vision, I want to help move all dictionary entries in SEWP to SEWikt. Because SEWP is not a dictionary, it is better if it only has encyclopedia articles and no dictionary entries. Those fit better here. Let us work together to make Simple English Wiktionary what it can be. For other projects I am involved in, see below. My answers to [[User:Gmcfoley|Gmcfoley's puzzles]] are [[User:Cromwellt/Puzzle answers|here]]. On the first one, I was not able to find any longer than seven letters (not counting two-word possibilities), but on the second, I found one using all nine letters. <div style="float: right; border:solid {{{1|#000}}} 1px; margin: 1px;"> {| cellspacing="0" style="width: 380px; background: {{{2|#0a0}}};" | style="width: 70px; height: 45px; background: {{{1|#fff}}}; text-align: center; font-size: {{{5|12}}}pt; color: #000;" | '''{{{3|Cromwellt&nbsp;<font color="red">@</font color>}}}''' | style="font-size: 10pt; padding: 4pt; line-height: 1.25em; color: #000;" | {{{4|[[:en:User:Cromwellt|English Wikipedia]] <BR> [[w:es:User:Cromwellt|Wikipedia en español (Spanish Wikipedia)]] <BR> [[w:simple:User:Cromwellt|Simple English Wikipedia]] <BR> [[:en:User:Cromwellt|English Wiktionary]] <BR> [[:es:User:Cromwellt|Wikcionario en español (Spanish Wiktionary)]] <BR> [[:simple:User:Cromwellt|Simple English Wiktionary]] <BR> [[m:User:Cromwellt|Wikimedia]] <BR> [[wikibooks:en:User:Cromwellt|Wikibooks]] <BR> [[wikibooks:simple:User:Cromwellt|Simple English Wikibooks]] <BR> [[wikisource:en:User:Cromwellt|Wikisource]] <BR> [[commons:en:User:Cromwellt|Wikimedia Commons]] <BR> [[n:en:User:Cromwellt|Wikinews]]}}} |}</div> *[[User:Cromwellt/Template:default|My default template framework]] 6085 2006-03-22T15:54:39Z Cromwellt 61 added link to "to do" list <div style="float: right; border:solid #808080 1px; margin: 1px;"> {| cellspacing="0" style="width: 238px; background: #DBDBDB;" | style="width: 45px; height: 45px; background: #BDBDAD; text-align: center; font-size: 14pt; color: black;" | '''[[Image:Admin mop.PNG|38px]]''' | style="font-size: 8pt; padding: 4pt; line-height: 1.25em; color: black;" | This user is an '''[[Wikipedia:Administrators|administrator]]''' on the {{{1|'''[[Wiktionary:Simple English Wiktionary|Simple English Wiktionary]]'''<includeonly>[[Category:Wiktionary administrators|{{PAGENAME}}]]</includeonly>}}}. |}</div> '''Tom Cromwell''' is an English teacher from the United States. He works in Mexico at a private university. He loves English and Wikipedia. He works on the [[w:Main page|English Wikipedia]], the [[w:es:Portada|Spanish Wikipedia]], the [[w:simple:Main page|Simple English Wikipedia]], and the [[:en:Main page|English Wiktionary]], as well as here. He has recently been promoted to [[Wiktionary:Administrators|administrator]] to help keep things running smoothly. He would like to know why Babelboxes don't work here and what it would take to get them to work here. <div style="float: right; border:solid #808080 1px; margin: 1px;"> {| cellspacing="0" style="width: 238px; background: #DBDBDB;" | style="width: 45px; height: 45px; background: #BDBDAD; text-align: center; font-size: 14pt; color: black;" | '''[[Image:Admin mop.PNG|38px]]''' | style="font-size: 8pt; padding: 4pt; line-height: 1.25em; color: black;" | This user is an '''[[Wikipedia:Administrators|administrator]]''' on '''[[Wikibooks:simple:Main Page|Simple English Wikibooks]]'''. |}</div> I have a vision of what SEWikt could be, and I want to help it become real. I believe that SEWikt can become a resource for Simple English Wikipedia (SEWP) users, who have problems using the English Wiktionary (EWikt) because it uses large words and complex sentences. SEWikt is useful because it provides definitions of words in Simple English. It has a different goal from EWikt. It does not want to make English definitions of all words in all languages, but only Simple English definitions of words in English, made for people who do not know English well. As part of my vision, I want to help move all dictionary entries in SEWP to SEWikt. Because SEWP is not a dictionary, it is better if it only has encyclopedia articles and no dictionary entries. Those fit better here. Let us work together to make Simple English Wiktionary what it can be. For other projects I am involved in, see below. My answers to [[User:Gmcfoley|Gmcfoley's puzzles]] are [[User:Cromwellt/Puzzle answers|here]]. On the first one, I was not able to find any longer than seven letters (not counting two-word possibilities), but on the second, I found one using all nine letters. <div style="float: right; border:solid {{{1|#000}}} 1px; margin: 1px;"> {| cellspacing="0" style="width: 380px; background: {{{2|#0a0}}};" | style="width: 70px; height: 45px; background: {{{1|#fff}}}; text-align: center; font-size: {{{5|12}}}pt; color: #000;" | '''{{{3|Cromwellt&nbsp;<font color="red">@</font color>}}}''' | style="font-size: 10pt; padding: 4pt; line-height: 1.25em; color: #000;" | {{{4|[[:en:User:Cromwellt|English Wikipedia]] <BR> [[w:es:User:Cromwellt|Wikipedia en español (Spanish Wikipedia)]] <BR> [[w:simple:User:Cromwellt|Simple English Wikipedia]] <BR> [[:en:User:Cromwellt|English Wiktionary]] <BR> [[:es:User:Cromwellt|Wikcionario en español (Spanish Wiktionary)]] <BR> [[:simple:User:Cromwellt|Simple English Wiktionary]] <BR> [[m:User:Cromwellt|Wikimedia]] <BR> [[wikibooks:en:User:Cromwellt|Wikibooks]] <BR> [[wikibooks:simple:User:Cromwellt|Simple English Wikibooks]] <BR> [[wikisource:en:User:Cromwellt|Wikisource]] <BR> [[commons:en:User:Cromwellt|Wikimedia Commons]] <BR> [[n:en:User:Cromwellt|Wikinews]]}}} |}</div> *[[User:Cromwellt/Template:default|My default template framework]] *[[User:Cromwellt/To do|My "to do" list]] 6164 2006-03-23T22:37:30Z Cromwellt 61 added link to "My valuable contributions" <div style="float: right; border:solid #808080 1px; margin: 1px;"> {| cellspacing="0" style="width: 238px; background: #DBDBDB;" | style="width: 45px; height: 45px; background: #BDBDAD; text-align: center; font-size: 14pt; color: black;" | '''[[Image:Admin mop.PNG|38px]]''' | style="font-size: 8pt; padding: 4pt; line-height: 1.25em; color: black;" | This user is an '''[[Wikipedia:Administrators|administrator]]''' on the {{{1|'''[[Wiktionary:Simple English Wiktionary|Simple English Wiktionary]]'''<includeonly>[[Category:Wiktionary administrators|{{PAGENAME}}]]</includeonly>}}}. |}</div> '''Tom Cromwell''' is an English teacher from the United States. He works in Mexico at a private university. He loves English and Wikipedia. He works on the [[w:Main page|English Wikipedia]], the [[w:es:Portada|Spanish Wikipedia]], the [[w:simple:Main page|Simple English Wikipedia]], and the [[:en:Main page|English Wiktionary]], as well as here. He has recently been promoted to [[Wiktionary:Administrators|administrator]] to help keep things running smoothly. He would like to know why Babelboxes don't work here and what it would take to get them to work here. <div style="float: right; border:solid #808080 1px; margin: 1px;"> {| cellspacing="0" style="width: 238px; background: #DBDBDB;" | style="width: 45px; height: 45px; background: #BDBDAD; text-align: center; font-size: 14pt; color: black;" | '''[[Image:Admin mop.PNG|38px]]''' | style="font-size: 8pt; padding: 4pt; line-height: 1.25em; color: black;" | This user is an '''[[Wikipedia:Administrators|administrator]]''' on '''[[Wikibooks:simple:Main Page|Simple English Wikibooks]]'''. |}</div> I have a vision of what SEWikt could be, and I want to help it become real. I believe that SEWikt can become a resource for Simple English Wikipedia (SEWP) users, who have problems using the English Wiktionary (EWikt) because it uses large words and complex sentences. SEWikt is useful because it provides definitions of words in Simple English. It has a different goal from EWikt. It does not want to make English definitions of all words in all languages, but only Simple English definitions of words in English, made for people who do not know English well. As part of my vision, I want to help move all dictionary entries in SEWP to SEWikt. Because SEWP is not a dictionary, it is better if it only has encyclopedia articles and no dictionary entries. Those fit better here. Let us work together to make Simple English Wiktionary what it can be. For other projects I am involved in, see below. My answers to [[User:Gmcfoley|Gmcfoley's puzzles]] are [[User:Cromwellt/Puzzle answers|here]]. On the first one, I was not able to find any longer than seven letters (not counting two-word possibilities), but on the second, I found one using all nine letters. <div style="float: right; border:solid {{{1|#000}}} 1px; margin: 1px;"> {| cellspacing="0" style="width: 380px; background: {{{2|#0a0}}};" | style="width: 70px; height: 45px; background: {{{1|#fff}}}; text-align: center; font-size: {{{5|12}}}pt; color: #000;" | '''{{{3|Cromwellt&nbsp;<font color="red">@</font color>}}}''' | style="font-size: 10pt; padding: 4pt; line-height: 1.25em; color: #000;" | {{{4|[[:en:User:Cromwellt|English Wikipedia]] <BR> [[w:es:User:Cromwellt|Wikipedia en español (Spanish Wikipedia)]] <BR> [[w:simple:User:Cromwellt|Simple English Wikipedia]] <BR> [[:en:User:Cromwellt|English Wiktionary]] <BR> [[:es:User:Cromwellt|Wikcionario en español (Spanish Wiktionary)]] <BR> [[:simple:User:Cromwellt|Simple English Wiktionary]] <BR> [[m:User:Cromwellt|Wikimedia]] <BR> [[wikibooks:en:User:Cromwellt|Wikibooks]] <BR> [[wikibooks:simple:User:Cromwellt|Simple English Wikibooks]] <BR> [[wikisource:en:User:Cromwellt|Wikisource]] <BR> [[commons:en:User:Cromwellt|Wikimedia Commons]] <BR> [[n:en:User:Cromwellt|Wikinews]]}}} |}</div> *[[User:Cromwellt/Template:default|My default template framework]] *[[User:Cromwellt/To do|My "to do" list]] *[[User:Cromwellt/My valuable contributions|My valuable contributions]] 6656 2006-05-24T01:24:53Z Cromwellt 61 fixed links, removed ugly userbox, added subheader English: [[m:User:Cromwellt|m]] [[w:en:User:Cromwellt|w]] [[:en:User:Cromwellt|wikt]] [[b:en:User:Cromwellt|b]] [[q:en:User:Cromwellt|q]] [[n:en:User:Cromwellt|n]] [[commons:User:Cromwellt|commons]] [[wikisource:User:Cromwellt|wikisource]] Español: [[w:es:User:Cromwellt|w]] [[:es:User:Cromwellt|wikt]] Simple English: [[w:simple:User:Cromwellt|w]] [[:simple:User:Cromwellt|wikt]] [[b:simple:User:Cromwellt|b]] [[q:simple:User:Cromwellt|q]] Qhichwa shimi: [[w:qu:Usuario:Cromwellt|w]] Other: [http://www.gmcfoley.com/wiki/User:Cromwellt WikiKnowledge] <div style="float: right; border:solid #808080 1px; margin: 1px;"> {| cellspacing="0" style="width: 238px; background: #DBDBDB;" | style="width: 45px; height: 45px; background: #BDBDAD; text-align: center; font-size: 14pt; color: black;" | '''[[Image:Admin mop.PNG|38px]]''' | style="font-size: 8pt; padding: 4pt; line-height: 1.25em; color: black;" | This user is an '''[[Wikipedia:Administrators|administrator]]''' on the {{{1|'''[[Wiktionary:Simple English Wiktionary|Simple English Wiktionary]]'''<includeonly>[[Category:Wiktionary administrators|{{PAGENAME}}]]</includeonly>}}}. |}</div> '''Tom Cromwell''' is an English teacher from the United States. He works in Mexico at a private university. He loves English and Wikipedia. He works on the [[w:Main page|English Wikipedia]], the [[w:es:Portada|Spanish Wikipedia]], the [[w:simple:Main page|Simple English Wikipedia]], and the [[:en:Main page|English Wiktionary]], as well as here. He has recently been promoted to [[Wiktionary:Administrators|administrator]] to help keep things running smoothly. He would like to know why Babelboxes don't work here and what it would take to get them to work here. <div style="float: right; border:solid #808080 1px; margin: 1px;"> {| cellspacing="0" style="width: 238px; background: #DBDBDB;" | style="width: 45px; height: 45px; background: #BDBDAD; text-align: center; font-size: 14pt; color: black;" | '''[[Image:Admin mop.PNG|38px]]''' | style="font-size: 8pt; padding: 4pt; line-height: 1.25em; color: black;" | This user is an '''[[Wikipedia:Administrators|administrator]]''' on '''[[Wikibooks:simple:Main Page|Simple English Wikibooks]]'''. |}</div> I have a vision of what SEWikt could be, and I want to help it become real. I believe that SEWikt can become a resource for Simple English Wikipedia (SEWP) users, who have problems using the English Wiktionary (EWikt) because it uses large words and complex sentences. SEWikt is useful because it provides definitions of words in Simple English. It has a different goal from EWikt. It does not want to make English definitions of all words in all languages, but only Simple English definitions of words in English, made for people who do not know English well. As part of my vision, I want to help move all dictionary entries in SEWP to SEWikt. Because SEWP is not a dictionary, it is better if it only has encyclopedia articles and no dictionary entries. Those fit better here. Let us work together to make Simple English Wiktionary what it can be. For other projects I am involved in, see below. My answers to [[User:Gmcfoley|Gmcfoley's puzzles]] are [[User:Cromwellt/Puzzle answers|here]]. On the first one, I was not able to find any longer than seven letters (not counting two-word possibilities), but on the second, I found one using all nine letters. ==Userspace links== *[[User:Cromwellt/Template:default|My default template framework]] *[[User:Cromwellt/To do|My "to do" list]] *[[User:Cromwellt/My valuable contributions|My valuable contributions]] 6657 2006-05-24T03:17:52Z Cromwellt 61 fixed ref to WikiKnowledge, added admin box, arranged them English: [[m:User:Cromwellt|m]] [[w:en:User:Cromwellt|w]] [[:en:User:Cromwellt|wikt]] [[b:en:User:Cromwellt|b]] [[q:en:User:Cromwellt|q]] [[n:en:User:Cromwellt|n]] [[commons:User:Cromwellt|commons]] [[wikisource:User:Cromwellt|wikisource]] Español: [[w:es:User:Cromwellt|w]] [[:es:User:Cromwellt|wikt]] Simple English: [[w:simple:User:Cromwellt|w]] [[:simple:User:Cromwellt|wikt]] [[b:simple:User:Cromwellt|b]] [[q:simple:User:Cromwellt|q]] Qhichwa shimi: [[w:qu:Usuario:Cromwellt|w]] Other: [http://www.gmcfoley.com/wiki/index.php?title=User:Cromwellt WikiKnowledge] '''Tom Cromwell''' is an English teacher from the United States. He works in Mexico at a private university. He loves English and Wikipedia. He works on the [[w:Main page|English Wikipedia]], the [[w:es:Portada|Spanish Wikipedia]], the [[w:simple:Main page|Simple English Wikipedia]], and the [[:en:Main page|English Wiktionary]], as well as here. He has recently been promoted to [[Wiktionary:Administrators|administrator]] to help keep things running smoothly. He would like to know why Babelboxes don't work here and what it would take to get them to work here. I have a vision of what SEWikt could be, and I want to help it become real. I believe that SEWikt can become a resource for Simple English Wikipedia (SEWP) users, who have problems using the English Wiktionary (EWikt) because it uses large words and complex sentences. SEWikt is useful because it provides definitions of words in Simple English. It has a different goal from EWikt. It does not want to make English definitions of all words in all languages, but only Simple English definitions of words in English, made for people who do not know English well. As part of my vision, I want to help move all dictionary entries in SEWP to SEWikt. Because SEWP is not a dictionary, it is better if it only has encyclopedia articles and no dictionary entries. Those fit better here. Let us work together to make Simple English Wiktionary what it can be. For other projects I am involved in, see below. My answers to [[User:Gmcfoley|Gmcfoley's puzzles]] are [[User:Cromwellt/Puzzle answers|here]]. On the first one, I was not able to find any longer than seven letters (not counting two-word possibilities), but on the second, I found one using all nine letters. ==Userspace links== *[[User:Cromwellt/Template:default|My default template framework]] *[[User:Cromwellt/To do|My "to do" list]] *[[User:Cromwellt/My valuable contributions|My valuable contributions]] <div style="float: right; border:solid #808080 1px; margin: 1px;"> {| cellspacing="0" style="width: 238px; background: #DBDBDB;" | style="width: 45px; height: 45px; background: #BDBDAD; text-align: center; font-size: 14pt; color: black;" | '''[[Image:Admin mop.PNG|38px]]''' | style="font-size: 8pt; padding: 4pt; line-height: 1.25em; color: black;" | This user is an '''[[Wiktionary:Administrators|administrator]]''' on the {{{1|'''[[Wiktionary:Simple English Wiktionary|Simple English Wiktionary]]'''}}}. |}</div><br><br><br> <div style="float: right; border:solid #808080 1px; margin: 1px;"> {| cellspacing="0" style="width: 238px; background: #DBDBDB;" | style="width: 45px; height: 45px; background: #BDBDAD; text-align: center; font-size: 14pt; color: black;" | '''[[Image:Admin mop.PNG|38px]]''' | style="font-size: 8pt; padding: 4pt; line-height: 1.25em; color: black;" | This user is an '''[[b:simple:Wikibooks:Administrators|administrator]]''' on {{{1|'''[[Wikibooks:simple:Main Page|Simple English Wikibooks]]'''}}}. |}</div> <div style="float: right; border:solid #808080 1px; margin: 1px;"> {| cellspacing="0" style="width: 238px; background: #DBDBDB;" | style="width: 45px; height: 45px; background: #BDBDAD; text-align: center; font-size: 14pt; color: black;" | '''[[Image:Admin mop.PNG|38px]]''' | style="font-size: 8pt; padding: 4pt; line-height: 1.25em; color: black;" | This user is an '''[[q:simple:Wikiquote:Administrators|administrator]]''' on {{{1|'''[[Wikiquote:simple:Main Page|Simple English Wikiquote]]'''}}}. |}</div> 9279 2006-08-26T00:12:04Z Cromwellt 61 fixed header [[wikimedia:Home|Wikimedia]] projects: '''en:''' [[m:User:Cromwellt|m]] [[w:en:User:Cromwellt|w]] [[wikt:en:User:Cromwellt|wikt]] [[:en:User:Cromwellt|b]] [[q:en:User:Cromwellt|q]] [[n:en:User:Cromwellt|n]] [[s:en:User:Cromwellt|s]] ([[oldwikisource:User:Cromwellt|old]]) [[commons:User:Cromwellt|commons]] '''es:''' [[w:es:User:Cromwellt|w]] [[wikt:es:User:Cromwellt|wikt]] '''qu:''' [[w:qu:Usuario:Cromwellt|w]] '''simple:''' [[w:simple:User:Cromwellt|w]] [[wikt:simple:User:Cromwellt|wikt]] [[:simple:User:Cromwellt|b]] [[q:simple:User:Cromwellt|q]]<br>Other projects: [http://www.wikiknowledge.net/wiki/index.php?title=User:Cromwellt WK] [http://www.pgdp.net/wiki/User:Cromwellt DP] [http://www.malacandra.co.uk/site1/index.php/User:Cromwellt Mal] [http://www.wikia.com/wiki/User:Cromwellt Wikia] '''Tom Cromwell''' is an English teacher from the United States. He works in Mexico at a private university. He loves English and Wikipedia. He works on the [[w:Main page|English Wikipedia]], the [[w:es:Portada|Spanish Wikipedia]], the [[w:simple:Main page|Simple English Wikipedia]], and the [[:en:Main page|English Wiktionary]], as well as here. He has recently been promoted to [[Wiktionary:Administrators|administrator]] to help keep things running smoothly. He would like to know why Babelboxes don't work here and what it would take to get them to work here. I have a vision of what SEWikt could be, and I want to help it become real. I believe that SEWikt can become a resource for Simple English Wikipedia (SEWP) users, who have problems using the English Wiktionary (EWikt) because it uses large words and complex sentences. SEWikt is useful because it provides definitions of words in Simple English. It has a different goal from EWikt. It does not want to make English definitions of all words in all languages, but only Simple English definitions of words in English, made for people who do not know English well. As part of my vision, I want to help move all dictionary entries in SEWP to SEWikt. Because SEWP is not a dictionary, it is better if it only has encyclopedia articles and no dictionary entries. Those fit better here. Let us work together to make Simple English Wiktionary what it can be. For other projects I am involved in, see below. My answers to [[User:Gmcfoley|Gmcfoley's puzzles]] are [[User:Cromwellt/Puzzle answers|here]]. On the first one, I was not able to find any longer than seven letters (not counting two-word possibilities), but on the second, I found one using all nine letters. ==Userspace links== *[[User:Cromwellt/Template:default|My default template framework]] *[[User:Cromwellt/To do|My "to do" list]] *[[User:Cromwellt/My valuable contributions|My valuable contributions]] <div style="float: right; border:solid #808080 1px; margin: 1px;"> {| cellspacing="0" style="width: 238px; background: #DBDBDB;" | style="width: 45px; height: 45px; background: #BDBDAD; text-align: center; font-size: 14pt; color: black;" | '''[[Image:Admin mop.PNG|38px]]''' | style="font-size: 8pt; padding: 4pt; line-height: 1.25em; color: black;" | This user is an '''[[Wiktionary:Administrators|administrator]]''' on the {{{1|'''[[Wiktionary:Simple English Wiktionary|Simple English Wiktionary]]'''}}}. |}</div><br><br><br> <div style="float: right; border:solid #808080 1px; margin: 1px;"> {| cellspacing="0" style="width: 238px; background: #DBDBDB;" | style="width: 45px; height: 45px; background: #BDBDAD; text-align: center; font-size: 14pt; color: black;" | '''[[Image:Admin mop.PNG|38px]]''' | style="font-size: 8pt; padding: 4pt; line-height: 1.25em; color: black;" | This user is an '''[[b:simple:Wikibooks:Administrators|administrator]]''' on {{{1|'''[[Wikibooks:simple:Main Page|Simple English Wikibooks]]'''}}}. |}</div> <div style="float: right; border:solid #808080 1px; margin: 1px;"> {| cellspacing="0" style="width: 238px; background: #DBDBDB;" | style="width: 45px; height: 45px; background: #BDBDAD; text-align: center; font-size: 14pt; color: black;" | '''[[Image:Admin mop.PNG|38px]]''' | style="font-size: 8pt; padding: 4pt; line-height: 1.25em; color: black;" | This user is an '''[[q:simple:Wikiquote:Administrators|administrator]]''' on {{{1|'''[[Wikiquote:simple:Main Page|Simple English Wikiquote]]'''}}}. |}</div> 9280 2006-08-26T00:13:26Z Cromwellt 61 fixed header [[wikimedia:Home|Wikimedia]] projects: '''en:''' [[m:User:Cromwellt|m]] [[w:en:User:Cromwellt|w]] [[:en:User:Cromwellt|wikt]] [[b:en:User:Cromwellt|b]] [[q:en:User:Cromwellt|q]] [[n:en:User:Cromwellt|n]] [[s:en:User:Cromwellt|s]] ([[oldwikisource:User:Cromwellt|old]]) [[commons:User:Cromwellt|commons]] '''es:''' [[w:es:User:Cromwellt|w]] [[:es:User:Cromwellt|wikt]] '''qu:''' [[w:qu:Usuario:Cromwellt|w]] '''simple:''' [[w:simple:User:Cromwellt|w]] [[:simple:User:Cromwellt|wikt]] [[b:simple:User:Cromwellt|b]] [[q:simple:User:Cromwellt|q]]<br>Other projects: [http://www.wikiknowledge.net/wiki/index.php?title=User:Cromwellt WK] [http://www.pgdp.net/wiki/User:Cromwellt DP] [http://www.malacandra.co.uk/site1/index.php/User:Cromwellt Mal] [http://www.wikia.com/wiki/User:Cromwellt Wikia] '''Tom Cromwell''' is an English teacher from the United States. He works in Mexico at a private university. He loves English and Wikipedia. He works on the [[w:Main page|English Wikipedia]], the [[w:es:Portada|Spanish Wikipedia]], the [[w:simple:Main page|Simple English Wikipedia]], and the [[:en:Main page|English Wiktionary]], as well as here. He has recently been promoted to [[Wiktionary:Administrators|administrator]] to help keep things running smoothly. He would like to know why Babelboxes don't work here and what it would take to get them to work here. I have a vision of what SEWikt could be, and I want to help it become real. I believe that SEWikt can become a resource for Simple English Wikipedia (SEWP) users, who have problems using the English Wiktionary (EWikt) because it uses large words and complex sentences. SEWikt is useful because it provides definitions of words in Simple English. It has a different goal from EWikt. It does not want to make English definitions of all words in all languages, but only Simple English definitions of words in English, made for people who do not know English well. As part of my vision, I want to help move all dictionary entries in SEWP to SEWikt. Because SEWP is not a dictionary, it is better if it only has encyclopedia articles and no dictionary entries. Those fit better here. Let us work together to make Simple English Wiktionary what it can be. For other projects I am involved in, see below. My answers to [[User:Gmcfoley|Gmcfoley's puzzles]] are [[User:Cromwellt/Puzzle answers|here]]. On the first one, I was not able to find any longer than seven letters (not counting two-word possibilities), but on the second, I found one using all nine letters. ==Userspace links== *[[User:Cromwellt/Template:default|My default template framework]] *[[User:Cromwellt/To do|My "to do" list]] *[[User:Cromwellt/My valuable contributions|My valuable contributions]] <div style="float: right; border:solid #808080 1px; margin: 1px;"> {| cellspacing="0" style="width: 238px; background: #DBDBDB;" | style="width: 45px; height: 45px; background: #BDBDAD; text-align: center; font-size: 14pt; color: black;" | '''[[Image:Admin mop.PNG|38px]]''' | style="font-size: 8pt; padding: 4pt; line-height: 1.25em; color: black;" | This user is an '''[[Wiktionary:Administrators|administrator]]''' on the {{{1|'''[[Wiktionary:Simple English Wiktionary|Simple English Wiktionary]]'''}}}. |}</div><br><br><br> <div style="float: right; border:solid #808080 1px; margin: 1px;"> {| cellspacing="0" style="width: 238px; background: #DBDBDB;" | style="width: 45px; height: 45px; background: #BDBDAD; text-align: center; font-size: 14pt; color: black;" | '''[[Image:Admin mop.PNG|38px]]''' | style="font-size: 8pt; padding: 4pt; line-height: 1.25em; color: black;" | This user is an '''[[b:simple:Wikibooks:Administrators|administrator]]''' on {{{1|'''[[Wikibooks:simple:Main Page|Simple English Wikibooks]]'''}}}. |}</div> <div style="float: right; border:solid #808080 1px; margin: 1px;"> {| cellspacing="0" style="width: 238px; background: #DBDBDB;" | style="width: 45px; height: 45px; background: #BDBDAD; text-align: center; font-size: 14pt; color: black;" | '''[[Image:Admin mop.PNG|38px]]''' | style="font-size: 8pt; padding: 4pt; line-height: 1.25em; color: black;" | This user is an '''[[q:simple:Wikiquote:Administrators|administrator]]''' on {{{1|'''[[Wikiquote:simple:Main Page|Simple English Wikiquote]]'''}}}. |}</div> 10584 2006-10-09T07:29:54Z Cromwellt 61 added frequently used links [[wikimedia:Home|Wikimedia]] projects: '''en:''' [[m:User:Cromwellt|m]] [[w:en:User:Cromwellt|w]] [[:en:User:Cromwellt|wikt]] [[b:en:User:Cromwellt|b]] [[q:en:User:Cromwellt|q]] [[n:en:User:Cromwellt|n]] [[s:en:User:Cromwellt|s]] ([[oldwikisource:User:Cromwellt|old]]) [[commons:User:Cromwellt|commons]] '''es:''' [[w:es:User:Cromwellt|w]] [[:es:User:Cromwellt|wikt]] '''qu:''' [[w:qu:Usuario:Cromwellt|w]] '''simple:''' [[w:simple:User:Cromwellt|w]] [[:simple:User:Cromwellt|wikt]] [[b:simple:User:Cromwellt|b]] [[q:simple:User:Cromwellt|q]]<br>Other projects: [http://www.wikiknowledge.net/wiki/index.php?title=User:Cromwellt WK] [http://www.pgdp.net/wiki/User:Cromwellt DP] [http://www.malacandra.co.uk/site1/index.php/User:Cromwellt Mal] [http://www.wikia.com/wiki/User:Cromwellt Wikia] '''Tom Cromwell''' is an English teacher from the United States. He works in Mexico at a private university. He loves English and Wikipedia. He works on the [[w:Main page|English Wikipedia]], the [[w:es:Portada|Spanish Wikipedia]], the [[w:simple:Main page|Simple English Wikipedia]], and the [[:en:Main page|English Wiktionary]], as well as here. He has recently been promoted to [[Wiktionary:Administrators|administrator]] to help keep things running smoothly. He would like to know why Babelboxes don't work here and what it would take to get them to work here. I have a vision of what SEWikt could be, and I want to help it become real. I believe that SEWikt can become a resource for Simple English Wikipedia (SEWP) users, who have problems using the English Wiktionary (EWikt) because it uses large words and complex sentences. SEWikt is useful because it provides definitions of words in Simple English. It has a different goal from EWikt. It does not want to make English definitions of all words in all languages, but only Simple English definitions of words in English, made for people who do not know English well. As part of my vision, I want to help move all dictionary entries in SEWP to SEWikt. Because SEWP is not a dictionary, it is better if it only has encyclopedia articles and no dictionary entries. Those fit better here. Let us work together to make Simple English Wiktionary what it can be. For other projects I am involved in, see below. My answers to [[User:Gmcfoley|Gmcfoley's puzzles]] are [[User:Cromwellt/Puzzle answers|here]]. On the first one, I was not able to find any longer than seven letters (not counting two-word possibilities), but on the second, I found one using all nine letters. ==Userspace links== *[[User:Cromwellt/Template:default|My default template framework]] *[[User:Cromwellt/To do|My "to do" list]] *[[User:Cromwellt/My valuable contributions|My valuable contributions]] ===Links I use frequently=== *[[Wiktionary:Requested definitions]] *[[:Category:Deletion requests]] <div style="float: right; border:solid #808080 1px; margin: 1px;"> {| cellspacing="0" style="width: 238px; background: #DBDBDB;" | style="width: 45px; height: 45px; background: #BDBDAD; text-align: center; font-size: 14pt; color: black;" | '''[[Image:Admin mop.PNG|38px]]''' | style="font-size: 8pt; padding: 4pt; line-height: 1.25em; color: black;" | This user is an '''[[Wiktionary:Administrators|administrator]]''' on the {{{1|'''[[Wiktionary:Simple English Wiktionary|Simple English Wiktionary]]'''}}}. |}</div><br><br><br> <div style="float: right; border:solid #808080 1px; margin: 1px;"> {| cellspacing="0" style="width: 238px; background: #DBDBDB;" | style="width: 45px; height: 45px; background: #BDBDAD; text-align: center; font-size: 14pt; color: black;" | '''[[Image:Admin mop.PNG|38px]]''' | style="font-size: 8pt; padding: 4pt; line-height: 1.25em; color: black;" | This user is an '''[[b:simple:Wikibooks:Administrators|administrator]]''' on {{{1|'''[[Wikibooks:simple:Main Page|Simple English Wikibooks]]'''}}}. |}</div> <div style="float: right; border:solid #808080 1px; margin: 1px;"> {| cellspacing="0" style="width: 238px; background: #DBDBDB;" | style="width: 45px; height: 45px; background: #BDBDAD; text-align: center; font-size: 14pt; color: black;" | '''[[Image:Admin mop.PNG|38px]]''' | style="font-size: 8pt; padding: 4pt; line-height: 1.25em; color: black;" | This user is an '''[[q:simple:Wikiquote:Administrators|administrator]]''' on {{{1|'''[[Wikiquote:simple:Main Page|Simple English Wikiquote]]'''}}}. |}</div> 10585 2006-10-09T07:30:32Z Cromwellt 61 changed header [[wikimedia:Home|Wikimedia]] projects: '''en:''' [[m:User:Cromwellt|m]] [[w:en:User:Cromwellt|w]] [[:en:User:Cromwellt|wikt]] [[b:en:User:Cromwellt|b]] [[q:en:User:Cromwellt|q]] [[n:en:User:Cromwellt|n]] [[s:en:User:Cromwellt|s]] ([[oldwikisource:User:Cromwellt|old]]) [[commons:User:Cromwellt|commons]] '''es:''' [[w:es:User:Cromwellt|w]] [[:es:User:Cromwellt|wikt]] '''qu:''' [[w:qu:Usuario:Cromwellt|w]] '''simple:''' [[w:simple:User:Cromwellt|w]] [[:simple:User:Cromwellt|wikt]] [[b:simple:User:Cromwellt|b]] [[q:simple:User:Cromwellt|q]]<br>Other projects: [http://www.wikiknowledge.net/wiki/index.php?title=User:Cromwellt WK] [http://www.pgdp.net/wiki/User:Cromwellt DP] [http://www.malacandra.co.uk/site1/index.php/User:Cromwellt Mal] [http://www.wikia.com/wiki/User:Cromwellt Wikia] '''Tom Cromwell''' is an English teacher from the United States. He works in Mexico at a private university. He loves English and Wikipedia. He works on the [[w:Main page|English Wikipedia]], the [[w:es:Portada|Spanish Wikipedia]], the [[w:simple:Main page|Simple English Wikipedia]], and the [[:en:Main page|English Wiktionary]], as well as here. He has recently been promoted to [[Wiktionary:Administrators|administrator]] to help keep things running smoothly. He would like to know why Babelboxes don't work here and what it would take to get them to work here. I have a vision of what SEWikt could be, and I want to help it become real. I believe that SEWikt can become a resource for Simple English Wikipedia (SEWP) users, who have problems using the English Wiktionary (EWikt) because it uses large words and complex sentences. SEWikt is useful because it provides definitions of words in Simple English. It has a different goal from EWikt. It does not want to make English definitions of all words in all languages, but only Simple English definitions of words in English, made for people who do not know English well. As part of my vision, I want to help move all dictionary entries in SEWP to SEWikt. Because SEWP is not a dictionary, it is better if it only has encyclopedia articles and no dictionary entries. Those fit better here. Let us work together to make Simple English Wiktionary what it can be. For other projects I am involved in, see below. My answers to [[User:Gmcfoley|Gmcfoley's puzzles]] are [[User:Cromwellt/Puzzle answers|here]]. On the first one, I was not able to find any longer than seven letters (not counting two-word possibilities), but on the second, I found one using all nine letters. ==Userspace links== *[[User:Cromwellt/Template:default|My default template framework]] *[[User:Cromwellt/To do|My "to do" list]] *[[User:Cromwellt/My valuable contributions|My valuable contributions]] ==Links I use frequently== *[[Wiktionary:Requested definitions]] *[[:Category:Deletion requests]] <div style="float: right; border:solid #808080 1px; margin: 1px;"> {| cellspacing="0" style="width: 238px; background: #DBDBDB;" | style="width: 45px; height: 45px; background: #BDBDAD; text-align: center; font-size: 14pt; color: black;" | '''[[Image:Admin mop.PNG|38px]]''' | style="font-size: 8pt; padding: 4pt; line-height: 1.25em; color: black;" | This user is an '''[[Wiktionary:Administrators|administrator]]''' on the {{{1|'''[[Wiktionary:Simple English Wiktionary|Simple English Wiktionary]]'''}}}. |}</div><br><br><br> <div style="float: right; border:solid #808080 1px; margin: 1px;"> {| cellspacing="0" style="width: 238px; background: #DBDBDB;" | style="width: 45px; height: 45px; background: #BDBDAD; text-align: center; font-size: 14pt; color: black;" | '''[[Image:Admin mop.PNG|38px]]''' | style="font-size: 8pt; padding: 4pt; line-height: 1.25em; color: black;" | This user is an '''[[b:simple:Wikibooks:Administrators|administrator]]''' on {{{1|'''[[Wikibooks:simple:Main Page|Simple English Wikibooks]]'''}}}. |}</div> <div style="float: right; border:solid #808080 1px; margin: 1px;"> {| cellspacing="0" style="width: 238px; background: #DBDBDB;" | style="width: 45px; height: 45px; background: #BDBDAD; text-align: center; font-size: 14pt; color: black;" | '''[[Image:Admin mop.PNG|38px]]''' | style="font-size: 8pt; padding: 4pt; line-height: 1.25em; color: black;" | This user is an '''[[q:simple:Wikiquote:Administrators|administrator]]''' on {{{1|'''[[Wikiquote:simple:Main Page|Simple English Wikiquote]]'''}}}. |}</div> 10587 2006-10-09T07:31:34Z Cromwellt 61 moved admin boxes [[wikimedia:Home|Wikimedia]] projects: '''en:''' [[m:User:Cromwellt|m]] [[w:en:User:Cromwellt|w]] [[:en:User:Cromwellt|wikt]] [[b:en:User:Cromwellt|b]] [[q:en:User:Cromwellt|q]] [[n:en:User:Cromwellt|n]] [[s:en:User:Cromwellt|s]] ([[oldwikisource:User:Cromwellt|old]]) [[commons:User:Cromwellt|commons]] '''es:''' [[w:es:User:Cromwellt|w]] [[:es:User:Cromwellt|wikt]] '''qu:''' [[w:qu:Usuario:Cromwellt|w]] '''simple:''' [[w:simple:User:Cromwellt|w]] [[:simple:User:Cromwellt|wikt]] [[b:simple:User:Cromwellt|b]] [[q:simple:User:Cromwellt|q]]<br>Other projects: [http://www.wikiknowledge.net/wiki/index.php?title=User:Cromwellt WK] [http://www.pgdp.net/wiki/User:Cromwellt DP] [http://www.malacandra.co.uk/site1/index.php/User:Cromwellt Mal] [http://www.wikia.com/wiki/User:Cromwellt Wikia] '''Tom Cromwell''' is an English teacher from the United States. He works in Mexico at a private university. He loves English and Wikipedia. He works on the [[w:Main page|English Wikipedia]], the [[w:es:Portada|Spanish Wikipedia]], the [[w:simple:Main page|Simple English Wikipedia]], and the [[:en:Main page|English Wiktionary]], as well as here. He has recently been promoted to [[Wiktionary:Administrators|administrator]] to help keep things running smoothly. He would like to know why Babelboxes don't work here and what it would take to get them to work here. I have a vision of what SEWikt could be, and I want to help it become real. I believe that SEWikt can become a resource for Simple English Wikipedia (SEWP) users, who have problems using the English Wiktionary (EWikt) because it uses large words and complex sentences. SEWikt is useful because it provides definitions of words in Simple English. It has a different goal from EWikt. It does not want to make English definitions of all words in all languages, but only Simple English definitions of words in English, made for people who do not know English well. As part of my vision, I want to help move all dictionary entries in SEWP to SEWikt. Because SEWP is not a dictionary, it is better if it only has encyclopedia articles and no dictionary entries. Those fit better here. Let us work together to make Simple English Wiktionary what it can be. For other projects I am involved in, see below. My answers to [[User:Gmcfoley|Gmcfoley's puzzles]] are [[User:Cromwellt/Puzzle answers|here]]. On the first one, I was not able to find any longer than seven letters (not counting two-word possibilities), but on the second, I found one using all nine letters. <div style="float: right; border:solid #808080 1px; margin: 1px;"> {| cellspacing="0" style="width: 238px; background: #DBDBDB;" | style="width: 45px; height: 45px; background: #BDBDAD; text-align: center; font-size: 14pt; color: black;" | '''[[Image:Admin mop.PNG|38px]]''' | style="font-size: 8pt; padding: 4pt; line-height: 1.25em; color: black;" | This user is an '''[[Wiktionary:Administrators|administrator]]''' on the {{{1|'''[[Wiktionary:Simple English Wiktionary|Simple English Wiktionary]]'''}}}. |}</div><br><br><br> <div style="float: right; border:solid #808080 1px; margin: 1px;"> {| cellspacing="0" style="width: 238px; background: #DBDBDB;" | style="width: 45px; height: 45px; background: #BDBDAD; text-align: center; font-size: 14pt; color: black;" | '''[[Image:Admin mop.PNG|38px]]''' | style="font-size: 8pt; padding: 4pt; line-height: 1.25em; color: black;" | This user is an '''[[b:simple:Wikibooks:Administrators|administrator]]''' on {{{1|'''[[Wikibooks:simple:Main Page|Simple English Wikibooks]]'''}}}. |}</div> <div style="float: right; border:solid #808080 1px; margin: 1px;"> {| cellspacing="0" style="width: 238px; background: #DBDBDB;" | style="width: 45px; height: 45px; background: #BDBDAD; text-align: center; font-size: 14pt; color: black;" | '''[[Image:Admin mop.PNG|38px]]''' | style="font-size: 8pt; padding: 4pt; line-height: 1.25em; color: black;" | This user is an '''[[q:simple:Wikiquote:Administrators|administrator]]''' on {{{1|'''[[Wikiquote:simple:Main Page|Simple English Wikiquote]]'''}}}. |}</div> ==Userspace links== *[[User:Cromwellt/Template:default|My default template framework]] *[[User:Cromwellt/To do|My "to do" list]] *[[User:Cromwellt/My valuable contributions|My valuable contributions]] ==Links I use frequently== *[[Wiktionary:Requested definitions]] *[[:Category:Deletion requests]] 1904 4742 2006-01-27T05:19:58Z Cromwellt 61 question about multiple meanings Should we include the "lacking courage" meaning here? Are we trying to keep things simple (fewer meanings) or just in simple language? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 05:19, 27 January 2006 (UTC) 4743 2006-01-27T06:32:19Z Cromwellt 61 Should we include the "lacking courage" meaning here? Are we trying to keep things simple (fewer meanings) or just in simple language? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 05:19, 27 January 2006 (UTC) :I found the answer to my question and will be adding the other meaning in a moment. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 06:32, 27 January 2006 (UTC) 1905 4745 2006-01-27T07:08:24Z Cromwellt 61 created template <br clear=all /> {| style="margin:0 auto;" align=center width="30%" class="toccolours" |align=center style="background:#ccccff"| '''[[Color]]s of the [[Rainbow]]''' |- |align=center| [[violet]] - [[blue]] - [[cyan]] - [[green]] - [[yellow]] - [[orange]] - [[red]] |} 5638 2006-03-02T18:11:09Z Cromwellt 61 [[Template:Colors]] moved to [[Template:colors]]: templates should generally be in lowercase (IMO) <br clear=all /> {| style="margin:0 auto;" align=center width="30%" class="toccolours" |align=center style="background:#ccccff"| '''[[Color]]s of the [[Rainbow]]''' |- |align=center| [[violet]] - [[blue]] - [[cyan]] - [[green]] - [[yellow]] - [[orange]] - [[red]] |} 5644 2006-03-02T18:36:21Z Cromwellt 61 fixed (correctly directed) links <br clear=all /> {| style="margin:0 auto;" align=center width="30%" class="toccolours" |align=center style="background:#ccccff"| '''[[color|Color]]s of the [[rainbow|Rainbow]]''' |- |align=center| [[violet]] - [[blue]] - [[cyan]] - [[green]] - [[yellow]] - [[orange]] - [[red]] |} 5769 2006-03-11T00:07:25Z Cromwellt 61 added link to template <br clear=all /> {| style="margin:0 auto;" align=center width="30%" class="toccolours" |align=center style="background:#ccccff"| '''[[color|Color]]s of the [[rainbow|Rainbow]]''' <small>([[:Template:colors|edit]])</small> |- |align=center| [[violet]] - [[blue]] - [[cyan]] - [[green]] - [[yellow]] - [[orange]] - [[red]] |} 1906 4748 2006-01-27T11:49:53Z Cromwellt 61 Created page ==Noun== ===Absorption=== #The act of taking in a gas or liquid through very small holes #:''The water moved by absorption'' #Being completely occupied #:''The book Sam has interests him so much that he is lost in absorption'' 5095 2006-02-23T00:59:35Z Conversion script [[Absorption]] moved to [[absorption]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== ===Absorption=== #The act of taking in a gas or liquid through very small holes #:''The water moved by absorption'' #Being completely occupied #:''The book Sam has interests him so much that he is lost in absorption'' 7330 2006-07-18T20:29:57Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, en, fr, pt, sv, vi, zh ==Noun== ===Absorption=== #The act of taking in a gas or liquid through very small holes #:''The water moved by absorption'' #Being completely occupied #:''The book Sam has interests him so much that he is lost in absorption'' [[ar:absorption]] [[en:absorption]] [[fr:absorption]] [[pt:absorption]] [[sv:absorption]] [[vi:absorption]] [[zh:absorption]] 9410 2006-09-10T10:44:31Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: io ==Noun== ===Absorption=== #The act of taking in a gas or liquid through very small holes #:''The water moved by absorption'' #Being completely occupied #:''The book Sam has interests him so much that he is lost in absorption'' [[ar:absorption]] [[en:absorption]] [[fr:absorption]] [[io:absorption]] [[pt:absorption]] [[sv:absorption]] [[vi:absorption]] [[zh:absorption]] 11699 2006-11-02T06:34:48Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:absorption]] ==Noun== ===Absorption=== #The act of taking in a gas or liquid through very small holes #:''The water moved by absorption'' #Being completely occupied #:''The book Sam has interests him so much that he is lost in absorption'' [[ar:absorption]] [[en:absorption]] [[fr:absorption]] [[io:absorption]] [[pt:absorption]] [[ru:absorption]] [[sv:absorption]] [[vi:absorption]] [[zh:absorption]] 12376 2006-11-16T12:26:36Z Tangotango 94 various fixes ==Noun== {{noun}} #taking in a gas or liquid through very small holes #:''The water moved by ''''absorption'''.'' #something that is completely occupied #:''The book Sam has interests him so much that he is lost in '''absorption'''.'' == See also == * [[absorb]] [[ar:absorption]] [[en:absorption]] [[fr:absorption]] [[io:absorption]] [[pt:absorption]] [[ru:absorption]] [[sv:absorption]] [[vi:absorption]] [[zh:absorption]] 13548 2006-12-10T09:26:24Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fi:absorption]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #taking in a gas or liquid through very small holes #:''The water moved by ''''absorption'''.'' #something that is completely occupied #:''The book Sam has interests him so much that he is lost in '''absorption'''.'' == See also == * [[absorb]] [[ar:absorption]] [[en:absorption]] [[fr:absorption]] [[io:absorption]] [[pt:absorption]] [[ru:absorption]] [[fi:absorption]] [[sv:absorption]] [[vi:absorption]] [[zh:absorption]] 1907 4749 2006-01-27T11:52:24Z Cromwellt 61 created page ==Noun== ===Anesthetic=== #A gas used by a medical person to put a person to sleep #:They put him under anesthetic 4750 2006-01-27T11:52:49Z Cromwellt 61 italicized example ==Noun== ===Anesthetic=== #A gas used by a medical person to put a person to sleep #:''They put him under anesthetic'' 5115 2006-02-23T00:59:36Z Conversion script [[Anesthetic]] moved to [[anesthetic]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== ===Anesthetic=== #A gas used by a medical person to put a person to sleep #:''They put him under anesthetic'' 7407 2006-07-18T23:43:56Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, io, zh ==Noun== ===Anesthetic=== #A gas used by a medical person to put a person to sleep #:''They put him under anesthetic'' [[en:anesthetic]] [[io:anesthetic]] [[zh:anesthetic]] 9954 2006-09-24T12:13:48Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[vi:anesthetic]] ==Noun== ===Anesthetic=== #A gas used by a medical person to put a person to sleep #:''They put him under anesthetic'' [[en:anesthetic]] [[io:anesthetic]] [[vi:anesthetic]] [[zh:anesthetic]] 12378 2006-11-16T12:28:43Z Tangotango 94 template, add usage note ==Noun== {{noun}} #a [[gas]] used by a [[doctor]] to put a person to [[sleep]] #:''They put him under '''anesthetic'''.'' == Usage == * In the [[United Kingdom]] and other countries, anesthetic is spelled [[anaesthetic]]. [[en:anesthetic]] [[io:anesthetic]] [[vi:anesthetic]] [[zh:anesthetic]] 12380 2006-11-16T12:30:18Z Tangotango 94 +comment at top <!-- If you modify this article, make the same changes to [[anaesthetic]]. --> ==Noun== {{noun}} #a [[gas]] used by a [[doctor]] to put a person to [[sleep]] #:''They put him under '''anesthetic'''.'' == Usage == * In the [[United Kingdom]] and other countries, anesthetic is spelled [[anaesthetic]]. [[en:anesthetic]] [[io:anesthetic]] [[vi:anesthetic]] [[zh:anesthetic]] 1908 4756 2006-01-27T12:53:57Z Cromwellt 61 created page ==Noun== ===Asset=== #A thing that has money value #:''One asset was his car and another was his house'' ===Words with similar meaning=== *[[valuable]] 5133 2006-02-23T00:59:36Z Conversion script [[Asset]] moved to [[asset]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== ===Asset=== #A thing that has money value #:''One asset was his car and another was his house'' ===Words with similar meaning=== *[[valuable]] 7401 2006-07-18T23:30:16Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, et, fr, io, it, pt, ru, zh ==Noun== ===Asset=== #A thing that has money value #:''One asset was his car and another was his house'' ===Words with similar meaning=== *[[valuable]] [[et:asset]] [[en:asset]] [[fr:asset]] [[io:asset]] [[it:asset]] [[pt:asset]] [[ru:asset]] [[zh:asset]] 8078 2006-07-25T02:05:06Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} #A thing that has money value #:''One '''asset''' was his car and another was his house'' ===Words with similar meaning=== *[[valuable]] [[et:asset]] [[en:asset]] [[fr:asset]] [[io:asset]] [[it:asset]] [[pt:asset]] [[ru:asset]] [[zh:asset]] 9446 2006-09-10T11:09:40Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Noun== {{noun}} #A thing that has money value #:''One '''asset''' was his car and another was his house'' ===Words with similar meaning=== *[[valuable]] [[et:asset]] [[en:asset]] [[fr:asset]] [[io:asset]] [[it:asset]] [[pt:asset]] [[ru:asset]] [[vi:asset]] [[zh:asset]] 9943 2006-09-24T12:11:58Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[fi:asset]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #A thing that has money value #:''One '''asset''' was his car and another was his house'' ===Words with similar meaning=== *[[valuable]] [[et:asset]] [[en:asset]] [[fr:asset]] [[io:asset]] [[it:asset]] [[pt:asset]] [[ru:asset]] [[fi:asset]] [[vi:asset]] [[zh:asset]] 10394 2006-10-05T21:15:36Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[hu:asset]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #A thing that has money value #:''One '''asset''' was his car and another was his house'' ===Words with similar meaning=== *[[valuable]] [[et:asset]] [[en:asset]] [[fr:asset]] [[io:asset]] [[it:asset]] [[hu:asset]] [[pt:asset]] [[ru:asset]] [[fi:asset]] [[vi:asset]] [[zh:asset]] 1909 4757 2006-01-27T13:02:17Z Cromwellt 61 created page ==Noun== ===Drink=== #A liquid that you take in through the mouth #:''He served her a hot drink'' ==Verb== ===Drink=== #To take in liquid through the mouth #:''I drink coffee in the morning'' 5205 2006-02-23T00:59:37Z Conversion script [[Drink]] moved to [[drink]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== ===Drink=== #A liquid that you take in through the mouth #:''He served her a hot drink'' ==Verb== ===Drink=== #To take in liquid through the mouth #:''I drink coffee in the morning'' 7442 2006-07-19T01:28:49Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: el, en, es, fi, fr, gl, hu, id, io, it, ja, ko, pl, pt, ru, sr, ta, uk, zh ==Noun== ===Drink=== #A liquid that you take in through the mouth #:''He served her a hot drink'' ==Verb== ===Drink=== #To take in liquid through the mouth #:''I drink coffee in the morning'' [[el:drink]] [[en:drink]] [[es:drink]] [[fr:drink]] [[gl:drink]] [[ko:drink]] [[io:drink]] [[id:drink]] [[it:drink]] [[hu:drink]] [[ja:drink]] [[pl:drink]] [[pt:drink]] [[ru:drink]] [[sr:drink]] [[fi:drink]] [[ta:drink]] [[uk:drink]] [[zh:drink]] 7950 2006-07-22T21:46:31Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} #A liquid that you take in through the mouth #:''He served her a hot drink'' ==Verb== {{verb2|drink|drinks|drank|drunk|drinking}} [[Image:Drink_augustiner_beergarden.jpg|thumb|a man drinking beer]] #To take in liquid through the mouth #:''I drink coffee in the morning'' [[el:drink]] [[en:drink]] [[es:drink]] [[fr:drink]] [[gl:drink]] [[ko:drink]] [[io:drink]] [[id:drink]] [[it:drink]] [[hu:drink]] [[ja:drink]] [[pl:drink]] [[pt:drink]] [[ru:drink]] [[sr:drink]] [[fi:drink]] [[ta:drink]] [[uk:drink]] [[zh:drink]] 8632 2006-08-13T19:22:05Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: tr ==Noun== {{noun}} #A liquid that you take in through the mouth #:''He served her a hot drink'' ==Verb== {{verb2|drink|drinks|drank|drunk|drinking}} [[Image:Drink_augustiner_beergarden.jpg|thumb|a man drinking beer]] #To take in liquid through the mouth #:''I drink coffee in the morning'' [[el:drink]] [[en:drink]] [[es:drink]] [[fr:drink]] [[gl:drink]] [[ko:drink]] [[io:drink]] [[id:drink]] [[it:drink]] [[hu:drink]] [[ja:drink]] [[pl:drink]] [[pt:drink]] [[ru:drink]] [[sr:drink]] [[fi:drink]] [[ta:drink]] [[tr:drink]] [[uk:drink]] [[zh:drink]] 9569 2006-09-10T12:13:25Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy ==Noun== {{noun}} #A liquid that you take in through the mouth #:''He served her a hot drink'' ==Verb== {{verb2|drink|drinks|drank|drunk|drinking}} [[Image:Drink_augustiner_beergarden.jpg|thumb|a man drinking beer]] #To take in liquid through the mouth #:''I drink coffee in the morning'' [[el:drink]] [[en:drink]] [[es:drink]] [[fr:drink]] [[gl:drink]] [[ko:drink]] [[hy:drink]] [[io:drink]] [[id:drink]] [[it:drink]] [[hu:drink]] [[ja:drink]] [[pl:drink]] [[pt:drink]] [[ru:drink]] [[sr:drink]] [[fi:drink]] [[ta:drink]] [[tr:drink]] [[uk:drink]] [[zh:drink]] 10033 2006-09-24T12:46:15Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ar:drink]], [[fa:drink]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #A liquid that you take in through the mouth #:''He served her a hot drink'' ==Verb== {{verb2|drink|drinks|drank|drunk|drinking}} [[Image:Drink_augustiner_beergarden.jpg|thumb|a man drinking beer]] #To take in liquid through the mouth #:''I drink coffee in the morning'' [[ar:drink]] [[el:drink]] [[en:drink]] [[es:drink]] [[fa:drink]] [[fr:drink]] [[gl:drink]] [[ko:drink]] [[hy:drink]] [[io:drink]] [[id:drink]] [[it:drink]] [[hu:drink]] [[ja:drink]] [[pl:drink]] [[pt:drink]] [[ru:drink]] [[sr:drink]] [[fi:drink]] [[ta:drink]] [[tr:drink]] [[uk:drink]] [[zh:drink]] 10686 2006-10-10T00:19:36Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:drink]], [[vi:drink]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #A liquid that you take in through the mouth #:''He served her a hot drink'' ==Verb== {{verb2|drink|drinks|drank|drunk|drinking}} [[Image:Drink_augustiner_beergarden.jpg|thumb|a man drinking beer]] #To take in liquid through the mouth #:''I drink coffee in the morning'' [[ar:drink]] [[el:drink]] [[en:drink]] [[es:drink]] [[fa:drink]] [[fr:drink]] [[gl:drink]] [[ko:drink]] [[hy:drink]] [[io:drink]] [[id:drink]] [[it:drink]] [[kk:drink]] [[hu:drink]] [[ja:drink]] [[pl:drink]] [[pt:drink]] [[ru:drink]] [[sr:drink]] [[fi:drink]] [[ta:drink]] [[vi:drink]] [[tr:drink]] [[uk:drink]] [[zh:drink]] 13918 2006-12-19T22:41:35Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} #A [[liquid]] that you take in through the [[mouth]] #:''He served her a hot '''drink''''' ==Verb== {{verb2|drink|drinks|drank|drunk|drinking}} [[Image:Drink_augustiner_beergarden.jpg|thumb|a man '''drinking''' beer]] #To take in [[liquid]] through the [[mouth]] #:''I '''drink''' coffee in the morning'' [[ar:drink]] [[el:drink]] [[en:drink]] [[es:drink]] [[fa:drink]] [[fr:drink]] [[gl:drink]] [[ko:drink]] [[hy:drink]] [[io:drink]] [[id:drink]] [[it:drink]] [[kk:drink]] [[hu:drink]] [[ja:drink]] [[pl:drink]] [[pt:drink]] [[ru:drink]] [[sr:drink]] [[fi:drink]] [[ta:drink]] [[vi:drink]] [[tr:drink]] [[uk:drink]] [[zh:drink]] 14026 2006-12-20T17:01:29Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ku:drink]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #A [[liquid]] that you take in through the [[mouth]] #:''He served her a hot '''drink''''' ==Verb== {{verb2|drink|drinks|drank|drunk|drinking}} [[Image:Drink_augustiner_beergarden.jpg|thumb|a man '''drinking''' beer]] #To take in [[liquid]] through the [[mouth]] #:''I '''drink''' coffee in the morning'' [[ar:drink]] [[el:drink]] [[en:drink]] [[es:drink]] [[fa:drink]] [[fr:drink]] [[gl:drink]] [[ko:drink]] [[hy:drink]] [[io:drink]] [[id:drink]] [[it:drink]] [[kk:drink]] [[ku:drink]] [[hu:drink]] [[ja:drink]] [[pl:drink]] [[pt:drink]] [[ru:drink]] [[sr:drink]] [[fi:drink]] [[ta:drink]] [[vi:drink]] [[tr:drink]] [[uk:drink]] [[zh:drink]] 1910 4759 2006-01-27T13:19:28Z Cromwellt 61 created page ==Noun== ===information=== #A group of bits of knowledge #:''He has all the information'' #Knowledge about a topic #:''The information on bats is large'' ===Words with similar meaning=== *[[Knowledge]] *[[Data]] 5267 2006-02-23T00:59:38Z Conversion script [[Information]] moved to [[information]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== ===information=== #A group of bits of knowledge #:''He has all the information'' #Knowledge about a topic #:''The information on bats is large'' ===Words with similar meaning=== *[[Knowledge]] *[[Data]] 6112 2006-03-23T08:42:58Z Cromwellt 61 major reworking, addition of info ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #A group of [[bit]]s of knowledge. #:''He has all the information.'' #Knowledge about a [[topic]]. #:''The information on bats is large.'' ===Abbreviation=== *[[info]] ===Synonyms=== *[[knowledge]] *[[data]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[informational]] *[[informationally]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[inform]] *[[informative]] *[[informant]] ===See also=== *[[tell]] *[[source]] [[en:information]] 7084 2006-07-05T14:22:32Z Brett 77 clarified the definition and provided more useful examples. ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # Information is facts, details, numbers, names, and other knoweldge. #:''The nurse can [[provide]] you with more '''information''' about healthy eating.'' ===Abbreviation=== *[[info]] ===Synonyms=== *[[knowledge]] *[[data]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[informational]] *[[informationally]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[inform]] *[[informative]] *[[informant]] ===See also=== *[[tell]] *[[source]] [[en:information]] 7085 2006-07-05T14:26:28Z Brett 77 clarified the definition and provided more useful examples. ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # Information is facts, details, numbers, names, and other knoweldge. #:''The nurse can [[provide]] you with more '''information''' about healthy eating.'' #: ''[[Computer]]s make it easy to save and [[search]] for the '''information''' you need.'' ===Abbreviation=== *[[info]] ===Synonyms=== *[[knowledge]] *[[data]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[informational]] *[[informationally]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[inform]] *[[informative]] *[[informant]] ===See also=== *[[tell]] *[[source]] [[en:information]] 7128 2006-07-09T00:05:51Z Kappa 92 typo ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # Information is facts, details, numbers, names, and other knowledge. #:''The nurse can [[provide]] you with more '''information''' about healthy eating.'' #: ''[[Computer]]s make it easy to save and [[search]] for the '''information''' you need.'' ===Abbreviation=== *[[info]] ===Synonyms=== *[[knowledge]] *[[data]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[informational]] *[[informationally]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[inform]] *[[informative]] *[[informant]] ===See also=== *[[tell]] *[[source]] [[en:information]] 7548 2006-07-19T05:28:10Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: el, et, fi, fr, hu, it, ko, pl, pt, sv, vi, zh ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # Information is facts, details, numbers, names, and other knowledge. #:''The nurse can [[provide]] you with more '''information''' about healthy eating.'' #: ''[[Computer]]s make it easy to save and [[search]] for the '''information''' you need.'' ===Abbreviation=== *[[info]] ===Synonyms=== *[[knowledge]] *[[data]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[informational]] *[[informationally]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[inform]] *[[informative]] *[[informant]] ===See also=== *[[tell]] *[[source]] [[et:information]] [[el:information]] [[en:information]] [[fr:information]] [[ko:information]] [[it:information]] [[hu:information]] [[pl:information]] [[pt:information]] [[fi:information]] [[sv:information]] [[vi:information]] [[zh:information]] 9001 2006-08-21T23:21:42Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: io ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # Information is facts, details, numbers, names, and other knowledge. #:''The nurse can [[provide]] you with more '''information''' about healthy eating.'' #: ''[[Computer]]s make it easy to save and [[search]] for the '''information''' you need.'' ===Abbreviation=== *[[info]] ===Synonyms=== *[[knowledge]] *[[data]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[informational]] *[[informationally]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[inform]] *[[informative]] *[[informant]] ===See also=== *[[tell]] *[[source]] [[et:information]] [[el:information]] [[en:information]] [[fr:information]] [[ko:information]] [[io:information]] [[it:information]] [[hu:information]] [[pl:information]] [[pt:information]] [[fi:information]] [[sv:information]] [[vi:information]] [[zh:information]] 9642 2006-09-10T13:08:57Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # Information is facts, details, numbers, names, and other knowledge. #:''The nurse can [[provide]] you with more '''information''' about healthy eating.'' #: ''[[Computer]]s make it easy to save and [[search]] for the '''information''' you need.'' ===Abbreviation=== *[[info]] ===Synonyms=== *[[knowledge]] *[[data]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[informational]] *[[informationally]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[inform]] *[[informative]] *[[informant]] ===See also=== *[[tell]] *[[source]] [[et:information]] [[el:information]] [[en:information]] [[fr:information]] [[ko:information]] [[hy:information]] [[io:information]] [[it:information]] [[hu:information]] [[pl:information]] [[pt:information]] [[fi:information]] [[sv:information]] [[vi:information]] [[zh:information]] 10112 2006-09-24T13:17:33Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[fa:information]], [[ta:information]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # Information is facts, details, numbers, names, and other knowledge. #:''The nurse can [[provide]] you with more '''information''' about healthy eating.'' #: ''[[Computer]]s make it easy to save and [[search]] for the '''information''' you need.'' ===Abbreviation=== *[[info]] ===Synonyms=== *[[knowledge]] *[[data]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[informational]] *[[informationally]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[inform]] *[[informative]] *[[informant]] ===See also=== *[[tell]] *[[source]] [[et:information]] [[el:information]] [[en:information]] [[fa:information]] [[fr:information]] [[ko:information]] [[hy:information]] [[io:information]] [[it:information]] [[hu:information]] [[pl:information]] [[pt:information]] [[fi:information]] [[sv:information]] [[ta:information]] [[vi:information]] [[zh:information]] 11374 2006-10-19T12:42:25Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:information]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # Information is facts, details, numbers, names, and other knowledge. #:''The nurse can [[provide]] you with more '''information''' about healthy eating.'' #: ''[[Computer]]s make it easy to save and [[search]] for the '''information''' you need.'' ===Abbreviation=== *[[info]] ===Synonyms=== *[[knowledge]] *[[data]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[informational]] *[[informationally]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[inform]] *[[informative]] *[[informant]] ===See also=== *[[tell]] *[[source]] [[et:information]] [[el:information]] [[en:information]] [[fa:information]] [[fr:information]] [[ko:information]] [[hy:information]] [[io:information]] [[it:information]] [[hu:information]] [[pl:information]] [[pt:information]] [[ru:information]] [[fi:information]] [[sv:information]] [[ta:information]] [[vi:information]] [[zh:information]] 13901 2006-12-19T19:02:03Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ja:information]], [[kk:information]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # Information is facts, details, numbers, names, and other knowledge. #:''The nurse can [[provide]] you with more '''information''' about healthy eating.'' #: ''[[Computer]]s make it easy to save and [[search]] for the '''information''' you need.'' ===Abbreviation=== *[[info]] ===Synonyms=== *[[knowledge]] *[[data]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[informational]] *[[informationally]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[inform]] *[[informative]] *[[informant]] ===See also=== *[[tell]] *[[source]] [[et:information]] [[el:information]] [[en:information]] [[fa:information]] [[fr:information]] [[ko:information]] [[hy:information]] [[io:information]] [[it:information]] [[kk:information]] [[hu:information]] [[ja:information]] [[pl:information]] [[pt:information]] [[ru:information]] [[fi:information]] [[sv:information]] [[ta:information]] [[vi:information]] [[zh:information]] 14164 2006-12-21T09:37:44Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[tr:information]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # Information is facts, details, numbers, names, and other knowledge. #:''The nurse can [[provide]] you with more '''information''' about healthy eating.'' #: ''[[Computer]]s make it easy to save and [[search]] for the '''information''' you need.'' ===Abbreviation=== *[[info]] ===Synonyms=== *[[knowledge]] *[[data]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[informational]] *[[informationally]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[inform]] *[[informative]] *[[informant]] ===See also=== *[[tell]] *[[source]] [[et:information]] [[el:information]] [[en:information]] [[fa:information]] [[fr:information]] [[ko:information]] [[hy:information]] [[io:information]] [[it:information]] [[kk:information]] [[hu:information]] [[ja:information]] [[pl:information]] [[pt:information]] [[ru:information]] [[fi:information]] [[sv:information]] [[ta:information]] [[vi:information]] [[tr:information]] [[zh:information]] 1911 4760 2006-01-27T13:26:52Z Cromwellt 61 created page ==Noun== ===Liquid=== #A basic state of things. Not [[solid]] or [[gas]] #:''She put the liquid in a glass'' ==Adjective== ===Liquid=== #A thing that is in the form of a liquid #:''He added liquid nitrogen'' 5291 2006-02-23T00:59:39Z Conversion script [[Liquid]] moved to [[liquid]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== ===Liquid=== #A basic state of things. Not [[solid]] or [[gas]] #:''She put the liquid in a glass'' ==Adjective== ===Liquid=== #A thing that is in the form of a liquid #:''He added liquid nitrogen'' 7306 2006-07-17T14:58:01Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ ==Noun== {{noun}} #A basic [[state]] of things that is similar to [[water]]. Not [[solid]] or [[gas]] #:''She put the liquid in a glass'' ==Adjective== ===Liquid=== #A thing that is in the form of a liquid #:''He added liquid nitrogen'' 7307 2006-07-17T14:58:26Z Brett 77 /* Adjective */ ==Noun== {{noun}} #A basic [[state]] of things that is similar to [[water]]. Not [[solid]] or [[gas]] #:''She put the liquid in a glass'' ==Adjective== {{adjective|liquid|more liquid|most liquid}} #A thing that is in the form of a liquid #:''He added liquid nitrogen'' 7557 2006-07-19T05:43:29Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: el, en, fi, hu, io, it, ko, ru, ta, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} #A basic [[state]] of things that is similar to [[water]]. Not [[solid]] or [[gas]] #:''She put the liquid in a glass'' ==Adjective== {{adjective|liquid|more liquid|most liquid}} #A thing that is in the form of a liquid #:''He added liquid nitrogen'' [[el:liquid]] [[en:liquid]] [[ko:liquid]] [[io:liquid]] [[it:liquid]] [[hu:liquid]] [[ru:liquid]] [[fi:liquid]] [[ta:liquid]] [[zh:liquid]] 9676 2006-09-10T13:39:14Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy, vi ==Noun== {{noun}} #A basic [[state]] of things that is similar to [[water]]. Not [[solid]] or [[gas]] #:''She put the liquid in a glass'' ==Adjective== {{adjective|liquid|more liquid|most liquid}} #A thing that is in the form of a liquid #:''He added liquid nitrogen'' [[el:liquid]] [[en:liquid]] [[ko:liquid]] [[hy:liquid]] [[io:liquid]] [[it:liquid]] [[hu:liquid]] [[ru:liquid]] [[fi:liquid]] [[ta:liquid]] [[vi:liquid]] [[zh:liquid]] 10138 2006-09-24T13:28:34Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[fa:liquid]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #A basic [[state]] of things that is similar to [[water]]. Not [[solid]] or [[gas]] #:''She put the liquid in a glass'' ==Adjective== {{adjective|liquid|more liquid|most liquid}} #A thing that is in the form of a liquid #:''He added liquid nitrogen'' [[el:liquid]] [[en:liquid]] [[fa:liquid]] [[ko:liquid]] [[hy:liquid]] [[io:liquid]] [[it:liquid]] [[hu:liquid]] [[ru:liquid]] [[fi:liquid]] [[ta:liquid]] [[vi:liquid]] [[zh:liquid]] 10514 2006-10-08T11:57:48Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:liquid]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #A basic [[state]] of things that is similar to [[water]]. Not [[solid]] or [[gas]] #:''She put the liquid in a glass'' ==Adjective== {{adjective|liquid|more liquid|most liquid}} #A thing that is in the form of a liquid #:''He added liquid nitrogen'' [[el:liquid]] [[en:liquid]] [[fa:liquid]] [[ko:liquid]] [[hy:liquid]] [[io:liquid]] [[it:liquid]] [[kk:liquid]] [[hu:liquid]] [[ru:liquid]] [[fi:liquid]] [[ta:liquid]] [[vi:liquid]] [[zh:liquid]] 11969 2006-11-09T17:10:22Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[fr:liquid]], [[ja:liquid]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #A basic [[state]] of things that is similar to [[water]]. Not [[solid]] or [[gas]] #:''She put the liquid in a glass'' ==Adjective== {{adjective|liquid|more liquid|most liquid}} #A thing that is in the form of a liquid #:''He added liquid nitrogen'' [[el:liquid]] [[en:liquid]] [[fa:liquid]] [[fr:liquid]] [[ko:liquid]] [[hy:liquid]] [[io:liquid]] [[it:liquid]] [[kk:liquid]] [[hu:liquid]] [[ja:liquid]] [[ru:liquid]] [[fi:liquid]] [[ta:liquid]] [[vi:liquid]] [[zh:liquid]] 12657 2006-11-25T22:05:35Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ku:liquid]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #A basic [[state]] of things that is similar to [[water]]. Not [[solid]] or [[gas]] #:''She put the liquid in a glass'' ==Adjective== {{adjective|liquid|more liquid|most liquid}} #A thing that is in the form of a liquid #:''He added liquid nitrogen'' [[el:liquid]] [[en:liquid]] [[fa:liquid]] [[fr:liquid]] [[ko:liquid]] [[hy:liquid]] [[io:liquid]] [[it:liquid]] [[kk:liquid]] [[ku:liquid]] [[hu:liquid]] [[ja:liquid]] [[ru:liquid]] [[fi:liquid]] [[ta:liquid]] [[vi:liquid]] [[zh:liquid]] 14139 2006-12-21T03:55:04Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[uk:liquid]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #A basic [[state]] of things that is similar to [[water]]. Not [[solid]] or [[gas]] #:''She put the liquid in a glass'' ==Adjective== {{adjective|liquid|more liquid|most liquid}} #A thing that is in the form of a liquid #:''He added liquid nitrogen'' [[el:liquid]] [[en:liquid]] [[fa:liquid]] [[fr:liquid]] [[ko:liquid]] [[hy:liquid]] [[io:liquid]] [[it:liquid]] [[kk:liquid]] [[ku:liquid]] [[hu:liquid]] [[ja:liquid]] [[ru:liquid]] [[fi:liquid]] [[ta:liquid]] [[vi:liquid]] [[uk:liquid]] [[zh:liquid]] 14175 2006-12-21T11:29:30Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[tr:liquid]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #A basic [[state]] of things that is similar to [[water]]. Not [[solid]] or [[gas]] #:''She put the liquid in a glass'' ==Adjective== {{adjective|liquid|more liquid|most liquid}} #A thing that is in the form of a liquid #:''He added liquid nitrogen'' [[el:liquid]] [[en:liquid]] [[fa:liquid]] [[fr:liquid]] [[ko:liquid]] [[hy:liquid]] [[io:liquid]] [[it:liquid]] [[kk:liquid]] [[ku:liquid]] [[hu:liquid]] [[ja:liquid]] [[ru:liquid]] [[fi:liquid]] [[ta:liquid]] [[vi:liquid]] [[tr:liquid]] [[uk:liquid]] [[zh:liquid]] 1912 4761 2006-01-27T13:33:29Z Cromwellt 61 created page; I'm surprised it isn't here already ==Noun== ===Water=== #A clear [[liquid]] that humans, animals, and plants take in. Water helps keep life. #:''The dog drank the water from his dish'' ==Verb== ===Water=== #To add water to a thing #:''He waters the plants'' 5387 2006-02-23T00:59:40Z Conversion script [[Water]] moved to [[water]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== ===Water=== #A clear [[liquid]] that humans, animals, and plants take in. Water helps keep life. #:''The dog drank the water from his dish'' ==Verb== ===Water=== #To add water to a thing #:''He waters the plants'' 7779 2006-07-19T13:42:07Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: af, ang, ca, de, en, es, et, fa, fi, fr, hu, hy, id, io, it, ja, ko, ku, ky, la, nl, pl, pt, qu, ru, sr, ta, tr, vi, zh ==Noun== ===Water=== #A clear [[liquid]] that humans, animals, and plants take in. Water helps keep life. #:''The dog drank the water from his dish'' ==Verb== ===Water=== #To add water to a thing #:''He waters the plants'' [[af:water]] [[ang:water]] [[ca:water]] [[de:water]] [[et:water]] [[en:water]] [[es:water]] [[fa:water]] [[fr:water]] [[ko:water]] [[hy:water]] [[io:water]] [[id:water]] [[it:water]] [[ky:water]] [[ku:water]] [[la:water]] [[hu:water]] [[nl:water]] [[ja:water]] [[pl:water]] [[pt:water]] [[qu:water]] [[ru:water]] [[sr:water]] [[fi:water]] [[ta:water]] [[vi:water]] [[tr:water]] [[zh:water]] 9213 2006-08-22T05:47:38Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: uk ==Noun== ===Water=== #A clear [[liquid]] that humans, animals, and plants take in. Water helps keep life. #:''The dog drank the water from his dish'' ==Verb== ===Water=== #To add water to a thing #:''He waters the plants'' [[af:water]] [[ang:water]] [[ca:water]] [[de:water]] [[et:water]] [[en:water]] [[es:water]] [[fa:water]] [[fr:water]] [[ko:water]] [[hy:water]] [[io:water]] [[id:water]] [[it:water]] [[ky:water]] [[ku:water]] [[la:water]] [[hu:water]] [[nl:water]] [[ja:water]] [[pl:water]] [[pt:water]] [[qu:water]] [[ru:water]] [[sr:water]] [[fi:water]] [[ta:water]] [[vi:water]] [[tr:water]] [[uk:water]] [[zh:water]] 9825 2006-09-10T15:16:11Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: el, zh-min-nan ==Noun== ===Water=== #A clear [[liquid]] that humans, animals, and plants take in. Water helps keep life. #:''The dog drank the water from his dish'' ==Verb== ===Water=== #To add water to a thing #:''He waters the plants'' [[af:water]] [[ang:water]] [[zh-min-nan:water]] [[ca:water]] [[de:water]] [[et:water]] [[el:water]] [[en:water]] [[es:water]] [[fa:water]] [[fr:water]] [[ko:water]] [[hy:water]] [[io:water]] [[id:water]] [[it:water]] [[ky:water]] [[ku:water]] [[la:water]] [[hu:water]] [[nl:water]] [[ja:water]] [[pl:water]] [[pt:water]] [[qu:water]] [[ru:water]] [[sr:water]] [[fi:water]] [[ta:water]] [[vi:water]] [[tr:water]] [[uk:water]] [[zh:water]] 10569 2006-10-09T03:08:22Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:water]], [[sv:water]] ==Noun== ===Water=== #A clear [[liquid]] that humans, animals, and plants take in. Water helps keep life. #:''The dog drank the water from his dish'' ==Verb== ===Water=== #To add water to a thing #:''He waters the plants'' [[af:water]] [[ang:water]] [[zh-min-nan:water]] [[ca:water]] [[de:water]] [[et:water]] [[el:water]] [[en:water]] [[es:water]] [[fa:water]] [[fr:water]] [[ko:water]] [[hy:water]] [[io:water]] [[id:water]] [[it:water]] [[kk:water]] [[ky:water]] [[ku:water]] [[la:water]] [[hu:water]] [[nl:water]] [[ja:water]] [[pl:water]] [[pt:water]] [[qu:water]] [[ru:water]] [[sr:water]] [[fi:water]] [[sv:water]] [[ta:water]] [[vi:water]] [[tr:water]] [[uk:water]] [[zh:water]] 1913 4763 2006-01-28T18:26:44Z Gmcfoley 41 ==Welcome== It's good to see people are starting to take an interest in Simple English Wiktionary. There are very few contributors here and as for me, as my English is poor I think it is best to leave the definitions to others. I originally asked for bureaucrat status but was only given admin status. I don't think we really need a bureaucrat at the moment. If you want admin status yourself you can always ask at [[meta:Requests_for_permissions|Meta]]. Good luck moving stuff from Wikipedia. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:26, 28 January 2006 (UTC) 4790 2006-02-01T18:27:16Z Gmcfoley 41 ==Welcome== It's good to see people are starting to take an interest in Simple English Wiktionary. There are very few contributors here and as for me, as my English is poor I think it is best to leave the definitions to others. I originally asked for bureaucrat status but was only given admin status. I don't think we really need a bureaucrat at the moment. If you want admin status yourself you can always ask at [[meta:Requests_for_permissions|Meta]]. Good luck moving stuff from Wikipedia. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:26, 28 January 2006 (UTC) Being an admin means you can: # Edit protected pages (including the MediaWiki namespace) # Delete (and undelete) pages # Protect (and unprotect) pages # Block (and unblock) users I have only ever used the first two. You also get a rollback button, but non admins can do that by editing the old version of a page. If you want to be an admin go ahead, just don't expect anything life changing :). Just remember, don't protect pages when you're in an edit war, or block a user your in disagreement with. As for linking to English Wiktionary, I think that's a little silly if we have the entry here. Wiktionary can be very complex (even I have trouble understanding it). This should be a lot simpler. :''Netoholic has been known to act in an unfriendly manner to people who disagree with him (such as blocking them)'' If that's true then he is way out of line. You should '''''never''''' block someone just because you disagree with them. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:27, 1 February 2006 (UTC) 4919 2006-02-19T23:45:12Z Gmcfoley 41 Admin questions ==Welcome== It's good to see people are starting to take an interest in Simple English Wiktionary. There are very few contributors here and as for me, as my English is poor I think it is best to leave the definitions to others. I originally asked for bureaucrat status but was only given admin status. I don't think we really need a bureaucrat at the moment. If you want admin status yourself you can always ask at [[meta:Requests_for_permissions|Meta]]. Good luck moving stuff from Wikipedia. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:26, 28 January 2006 (UTC) Being an admin means you can: # Edit protected pages (including the MediaWiki namespace) # Delete (and undelete) pages # Protect (and unprotect) pages # Block (and unblock) users I have only ever used the first two. You also get a rollback button, but non admins can do that by editing the old version of a page. If you want to be an admin go ahead, just don't expect anything life changing :). Just remember, don't protect pages when you're in an edit war, or block a user your in disagreement with. As for linking to English Wiktionary, I think that's a little silly if we have the entry here. Wiktionary can be very complex (even I have trouble understanding it). This should be a lot simpler. :''Netoholic has been known to act in an unfriendly manner to people who disagree with him (such as blocking them)'' If that's true then he is way out of line. You should '''''never''''' block someone just because you disagree with them. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:27, 1 February 2006 (UTC) == Admin questions == Those "universal templates" are in the MediaWiki namespace. They can be edited like any other page. To view you can go to [[Special:Allpages]] and select MediaWiki for the namespace. A better way is to go to [[Special:Allmessages]]. For the ones in red and green, red is the default version, and green is the version used. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:45, 19 February 2006 (UTC) 4935 2006-02-20T16:10:31Z Flcelloguy 44 /* Admin questions */ Replied ==Welcome== It's good to see people are starting to take an interest in Simple English Wiktionary. There are very few contributors here and as for me, as my English is poor I think it is best to leave the definitions to others. I originally asked for bureaucrat status but was only given admin status. I don't think we really need a bureaucrat at the moment. If you want admin status yourself you can always ask at [[meta:Requests_for_permissions|Meta]]. Good luck moving stuff from Wikipedia. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:26, 28 January 2006 (UTC) Being an admin means you can: # Edit protected pages (including the MediaWiki namespace) # Delete (and undelete) pages # Protect (and unprotect) pages # Block (and unblock) users I have only ever used the first two. You also get a rollback button, but non admins can do that by editing the old version of a page. If you want to be an admin go ahead, just don't expect anything life changing :). Just remember, don't protect pages when you're in an edit war, or block a user your in disagreement with. As for linking to English Wiktionary, I think that's a little silly if we have the entry here. Wiktionary can be very complex (even I have trouble understanding it). This should be a lot simpler. :''Netoholic has been known to act in an unfriendly manner to people who disagree with him (such as blocking them)'' If that's true then he is way out of line. You should '''''never''''' block someone just because you disagree with them. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:27, 1 February 2006 (UTC) == Admin questions == Those "universal templates" are in the MediaWiki namespace. They can be edited like any other page. To view you can go to [[Special:Allpages]] and select MediaWiki for the namespace. A better way is to go to [[Special:Allmessages]]. For the ones in red and green, red is the default version, and green is the version used. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:45, 19 February 2006 (UTC) :I've replied on my talk page; sorry for the delay. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 16:10, 20 February 2006 (UTC) 4936 2006-02-20T16:12:46Z Flcelloguy 44 /* Admin questions */ P.S. ==Welcome== It's good to see people are starting to take an interest in Simple English Wiktionary. There are very few contributors here and as for me, as my English is poor I think it is best to leave the definitions to others. I originally asked for bureaucrat status but was only given admin status. I don't think we really need a bureaucrat at the moment. If you want admin status yourself you can always ask at [[meta:Requests_for_permissions|Meta]]. Good luck moving stuff from Wikipedia. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:26, 28 January 2006 (UTC) Being an admin means you can: # Edit protected pages (including the MediaWiki namespace) # Delete (and undelete) pages # Protect (and unprotect) pages # Block (and unblock) users I have only ever used the first two. You also get a rollback button, but non admins can do that by editing the old version of a page. If you want to be an admin go ahead, just don't expect anything life changing :). Just remember, don't protect pages when you're in an edit war, or block a user your in disagreement with. As for linking to English Wiktionary, I think that's a little silly if we have the entry here. Wiktionary can be very complex (even I have trouble understanding it). This should be a lot simpler. :''Netoholic has been known to act in an unfriendly manner to people who disagree with him (such as blocking them)'' If that's true then he is way out of line. You should '''''never''''' block someone just because you disagree with them. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:27, 1 February 2006 (UTC) == Admin questions == Those "universal templates" are in the MediaWiki namespace. They can be edited like any other page. To view you can go to [[Special:Allpages]] and select MediaWiki for the namespace. A better way is to go to [[Special:Allmessages]]. For the ones in red and green, red is the default version, and green is the version used. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:45, 19 February 2006 (UTC) :I've replied on my talk page; sorry for the delay. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 16:10, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :P.S. Oh, welcome; if you ever have any questions at all, please don't hesistate to ask me either. (I've been an admin at en wikipedia for quite some time now...) Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 16:12, 20 February 2006 (UTC) 4978 2006-02-20T17:21:23Z Flcelloguy 44 /* Admin questions */ Note ==Welcome== It's good to see people are starting to take an interest in Simple English Wiktionary. There are very few contributors here and as for me, as my English is poor I think it is best to leave the definitions to others. I originally asked for bureaucrat status but was only given admin status. I don't think we really need a bureaucrat at the moment. If you want admin status yourself you can always ask at [[meta:Requests_for_permissions|Meta]]. Good luck moving stuff from Wikipedia. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:26, 28 January 2006 (UTC) Being an admin means you can: # Edit protected pages (including the MediaWiki namespace) # Delete (and undelete) pages # Protect (and unprotect) pages # Block (and unblock) users I have only ever used the first two. You also get a rollback button, but non admins can do that by editing the old version of a page. If you want to be an admin go ahead, just don't expect anything life changing :). Just remember, don't protect pages when you're in an edit war, or block a user your in disagreement with. As for linking to English Wiktionary, I think that's a little silly if we have the entry here. Wiktionary can be very complex (even I have trouble understanding it). This should be a lot simpler. :''Netoholic has been known to act in an unfriendly manner to people who disagree with him (such as blocking them)'' If that's true then he is way out of line. You should '''''never''''' block someone just because you disagree with them. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:27, 1 February 2006 (UTC) == Admin questions == Those "universal templates" are in the MediaWiki namespace. They can be edited like any other page. To view you can go to [[Special:Allpages]] and select MediaWiki for the namespace. A better way is to go to [[Special:Allmessages]]. For the ones in red and green, red is the default version, and green is the version used. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:45, 19 February 2006 (UTC) :I've replied on my talk page; sorry for the delay. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 16:10, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :P.S. Oh, welcome; if you ever have any questions at all, please don't hesistate to ask me either. (I've been an admin at en wikipedia for quite some time now...) Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 16:12, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :Your input would be appreciated at [[Wiktionary:Administrators#Patrolled edits]]. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:21, 20 February 2006 (UTC) 5017 2006-02-21T19:51:48Z Flcelloguy 44 /* Admin questions */ Reply ==Welcome== It's good to see people are starting to take an interest in Simple English Wiktionary. There are very few contributors here and as for me, as my English is poor I think it is best to leave the definitions to others. I originally asked for bureaucrat status but was only given admin status. I don't think we really need a bureaucrat at the moment. If you want admin status yourself you can always ask at [[meta:Requests_for_permissions|Meta]]. Good luck moving stuff from Wikipedia. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:26, 28 January 2006 (UTC) Being an admin means you can: # Edit protected pages (including the MediaWiki namespace) # Delete (and undelete) pages # Protect (and unprotect) pages # Block (and unblock) users I have only ever used the first two. You also get a rollback button, but non admins can do that by editing the old version of a page. If you want to be an admin go ahead, just don't expect anything life changing :). Just remember, don't protect pages when you're in an edit war, or block a user your in disagreement with. As for linking to English Wiktionary, I think that's a little silly if we have the entry here. Wiktionary can be very complex (even I have trouble understanding it). This should be a lot simpler. :''Netoholic has been known to act in an unfriendly manner to people who disagree with him (such as blocking them)'' If that's true then he is way out of line. You should '''''never''''' block someone just because you disagree with them. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:27, 1 February 2006 (UTC) == Admin questions == Those "universal templates" are in the MediaWiki namespace. They can be edited like any other page. To view you can go to [[Special:Allpages]] and select MediaWiki for the namespace. A better way is to go to [[Special:Allmessages]]. For the ones in red and green, red is the default version, and green is the version used. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:45, 19 February 2006 (UTC) :I've replied on my talk page; sorry for the delay. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 16:10, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :P.S. Oh, welcome; if you ever have any questions at all, please don't hesistate to ask me either. (I've been an admin at en wikipedia for quite some time now...) Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 16:12, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :Your input would be appreciated at [[Wiktionary:Administrators#Patrolled edits]]. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:21, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ::I'm not going to make any opinion or express judgement of the situation in any way, since I haven't thoroughly reviewed the situation and haven't contributed to simple en Wikipedia in a while, but I'll give you a few options (again, I am neither supporting nor advocating against any of this, merely giving you what options you have from the basis of your description): first, try talking to him more. Ask him to respond to you, or perhaps email you or talk to you via other means. Often, discussion is the panacea of all disputes; it won't hurt to talk more. Tell him how you feel, and urge him to respond back. If that doesn't work, you may try other means of dispute resolution, such as talking to the other administrators (if I remember correctly there's a few others), or perhaps start something similar to an RfC process. (Also, note that Netoholic never went through a RfA-like or RfB-like process; he was given "temporary" adminship and bureaucratship, IIRC, which was never taken away. If the community feels that he should be put through such a process, you should bring that up, and once you have general consensus, bring that up on meta.) Finally, if that doesn't work, try the dispute resolution process on en - perhaps call in a mediator (don't call me in, I'd likely recuse myself!) or take an unprecedented step of asking the ArbCom to take a look at a simple en dispute. Again, I make no endorsement of these actions because I haven't looked at the case; I'm simply giving you some options. I hope that helps! Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 19:51, 21 February 2006 (UTC) 5652 2006-03-02T22:37:41Z Gmcfoley 41 My puzzle ==Welcome== It's good to see people are starting to take an interest in Simple English Wiktionary. There are very few contributors here and as for me, as my English is poor I think it is best to leave the definitions to others. I originally asked for bureaucrat status but was only given admin status. I don't think we really need a bureaucrat at the moment. If you want admin status yourself you can always ask at [[meta:Requests_for_permissions|Meta]]. Good luck moving stuff from Wikipedia. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:26, 28 January 2006 (UTC) Being an admin means you can: # Edit protected pages (including the MediaWiki namespace) # Delete (and undelete) pages # Protect (and unprotect) pages # Block (and unblock) users I have only ever used the first two. You also get a rollback button, but non admins can do that by editing the old version of a page. If you want to be an admin go ahead, just don't expect anything life changing :). Just remember, don't protect pages when you're in an edit war, or block a user your in disagreement with. As for linking to English Wiktionary, I think that's a little silly if we have the entry here. Wiktionary can be very complex (even I have trouble understanding it). This should be a lot simpler. :''Netoholic has been known to act in an unfriendly manner to people who disagree with him (such as blocking them)'' If that's true then he is way out of line. You should '''''never''''' block someone just because you disagree with them. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:27, 1 February 2006 (UTC) == Admin questions == Those "universal templates" are in the MediaWiki namespace. They can be edited like any other page. To view you can go to [[Special:Allpages]] and select MediaWiki for the namespace. A better way is to go to [[Special:Allmessages]]. For the ones in red and green, red is the default version, and green is the version used. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:45, 19 February 2006 (UTC) :I've replied on my talk page; sorry for the delay. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 16:10, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :P.S. Oh, welcome; if you ever have any questions at all, please don't hesistate to ask me either. (I've been an admin at en wikipedia for quite some time now...) Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 16:12, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :Your input would be appreciated at [[Wiktionary:Administrators#Patrolled edits]]. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:21, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ::I'm not going to make any opinion or express judgement of the situation in any way, since I haven't thoroughly reviewed the situation and haven't contributed to simple en Wikipedia in a while, but I'll give you a few options (again, I am neither supporting nor advocating against any of this, merely giving you what options you have from the basis of your description): first, try talking to him more. Ask him to respond to you, or perhaps email you or talk to you via other means. Often, discussion is the panacea of all disputes; it won't hurt to talk more. Tell him how you feel, and urge him to respond back. If that doesn't work, you may try other means of dispute resolution, such as talking to the other administrators (if I remember correctly there's a few others), or perhaps start something similar to an RfC process. (Also, note that Netoholic never went through a RfA-like or RfB-like process; he was given "temporary" adminship and bureaucratship, IIRC, which was never taken away. If the community feels that he should be put through such a process, you should bring that up, and once you have general consensus, bring that up on meta.) Finally, if that doesn't work, try the dispute resolution process on en - perhaps call in a mediator (don't call me in, I'd likely recuse myself!) or take an unprecedented step of asking the ArbCom to take a look at a simple en dispute. Again, I make no endorsement of these actions because I haven't looked at the case; I'm simply giving you some options. I hope that helps! Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 19:51, 21 February 2006 (UTC) == My puzzle == I forgot to get back to you about this. I stole it from [[w:en:Image:Countdown letters game.jpg]]. I'll put a new one on my user page if you're interested. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 22:37, 2 March 2006 (UTC) 5688 2006-03-04T01:13:51Z Gmcfoley 41 /* My puzzle */ ==Welcome== It's good to see people are starting to take an interest in Simple English Wiktionary. There are very few contributors here and as for me, as my English is poor I think it is best to leave the definitions to others. I originally asked for bureaucrat status but was only given admin status. I don't think we really need a bureaucrat at the moment. If you want admin status yourself you can always ask at [[meta:Requests_for_permissions|Meta]]. Good luck moving stuff from Wikipedia. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:26, 28 January 2006 (UTC) Being an admin means you can: # Edit protected pages (including the MediaWiki namespace) # Delete (and undelete) pages # Protect (and unprotect) pages # Block (and unblock) users I have only ever used the first two. You also get a rollback button, but non admins can do that by editing the old version of a page. If you want to be an admin go ahead, just don't expect anything life changing :). Just remember, don't protect pages when you're in an edit war, or block a user your in disagreement with. As for linking to English Wiktionary, I think that's a little silly if we have the entry here. Wiktionary can be very complex (even I have trouble understanding it). This should be a lot simpler. :''Netoholic has been known to act in an unfriendly manner to people who disagree with him (such as blocking them)'' If that's true then he is way out of line. You should '''''never''''' block someone just because you disagree with them. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:27, 1 February 2006 (UTC) == Admin questions == Those "universal templates" are in the MediaWiki namespace. They can be edited like any other page. To view you can go to [[Special:Allpages]] and select MediaWiki for the namespace. A better way is to go to [[Special:Allmessages]]. For the ones in red and green, red is the default version, and green is the version used. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:45, 19 February 2006 (UTC) :I've replied on my talk page; sorry for the delay. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 16:10, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :P.S. Oh, welcome; if you ever have any questions at all, please don't hesistate to ask me either. (I've been an admin at en wikipedia for quite some time now...) Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 16:12, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :Your input would be appreciated at [[Wiktionary:Administrators#Patrolled edits]]. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:21, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ::I'm not going to make any opinion or express judgement of the situation in any way, since I haven't thoroughly reviewed the situation and haven't contributed to simple en Wikipedia in a while, but I'll give you a few options (again, I am neither supporting nor advocating against any of this, merely giving you what options you have from the basis of your description): first, try talking to him more. Ask him to respond to you, or perhaps email you or talk to you via other means. Often, discussion is the panacea of all disputes; it won't hurt to talk more. Tell him how you feel, and urge him to respond back. If that doesn't work, you may try other means of dispute resolution, such as talking to the other administrators (if I remember correctly there's a few others), or perhaps start something similar to an RfC process. (Also, note that Netoholic never went through a RfA-like or RfB-like process; he was given "temporary" adminship and bureaucratship, IIRC, which was never taken away. If the community feels that he should be put through such a process, you should bring that up, and once you have general consensus, bring that up on meta.) Finally, if that doesn't work, try the dispute resolution process on en - perhaps call in a mediator (don't call me in, I'd likely recuse myself!) or take an unprecedented step of asking the ArbCom to take a look at a simple en dispute. Again, I make no endorsement of these actions because I haven't looked at the case; I'm simply giving you some options. I hope that helps! Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 19:51, 21 February 2006 (UTC) == My puzzle == I forgot to get back to you about this. I stole it from [[w:en:Image:Countdown letters game.jpg]]. I'll put a new one on my user page if you're interested. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 22:37, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Forget about my stupid puzzle, you need to try this http://www.flashbits.co.uk/games/countdown/countdown.html ! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 4 March 2006 (UTC) 6248 2006-03-29T12:46:25Z Gmcfoley 41 Bye ==Welcome== It's good to see people are starting to take an interest in Simple English Wiktionary. There are very few contributors here and as for me, as my English is poor I think it is best to leave the definitions to others. I originally asked for bureaucrat status but was only given admin status. I don't think we really need a bureaucrat at the moment. If you want admin status yourself you can always ask at [[meta:Requests_for_permissions|Meta]]. Good luck moving stuff from Wikipedia. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:26, 28 January 2006 (UTC) Being an admin means you can: # Edit protected pages (including the MediaWiki namespace) # Delete (and undelete) pages # Protect (and unprotect) pages # Block (and unblock) users I have only ever used the first two. You also get a rollback button, but non admins can do that by editing the old version of a page. If you want to be an admin go ahead, just don't expect anything life changing :). Just remember, don't protect pages when you're in an edit war, or block a user your in disagreement with. As for linking to English Wiktionary, I think that's a little silly if we have the entry here. Wiktionary can be very complex (even I have trouble understanding it). This should be a lot simpler. :''Netoholic has been known to act in an unfriendly manner to people who disagree with him (such as blocking them)'' If that's true then he is way out of line. You should '''''never''''' block someone just because you disagree with them. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:27, 1 February 2006 (UTC) == Admin questions == Those "universal templates" are in the MediaWiki namespace. They can be edited like any other page. To view you can go to [[Special:Allpages]] and select MediaWiki for the namespace. A better way is to go to [[Special:Allmessages]]. For the ones in red and green, red is the default version, and green is the version used. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:45, 19 February 2006 (UTC) :I've replied on my talk page; sorry for the delay. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 16:10, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :P.S. Oh, welcome; if you ever have any questions at all, please don't hesistate to ask me either. (I've been an admin at en wikipedia for quite some time now...) Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 16:12, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :Your input would be appreciated at [[Wiktionary:Administrators#Patrolled edits]]. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:21, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ::I'm not going to make any opinion or express judgement of the situation in any way, since I haven't thoroughly reviewed the situation and haven't contributed to simple en Wikipedia in a while, but I'll give you a few options (again, I am neither supporting nor advocating against any of this, merely giving you what options you have from the basis of your description): first, try talking to him more. Ask him to respond to you, or perhaps email you or talk to you via other means. Often, discussion is the panacea of all disputes; it won't hurt to talk more. Tell him how you feel, and urge him to respond back. If that doesn't work, you may try other means of dispute resolution, such as talking to the other administrators (if I remember correctly there's a few others), or perhaps start something similar to an RfC process. (Also, note that Netoholic never went through a RfA-like or RfB-like process; he was given "temporary" adminship and bureaucratship, IIRC, which was never taken away. If the community feels that he should be put through such a process, you should bring that up, and once you have general consensus, bring that up on meta.) Finally, if that doesn't work, try the dispute resolution process on en - perhaps call in a mediator (don't call me in, I'd likely recuse myself!) or take an unprecedented step of asking the ArbCom to take a look at a simple en dispute. Again, I make no endorsement of these actions because I haven't looked at the case; I'm simply giving you some options. I hope that helps! Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 19:51, 21 February 2006 (UTC) == My puzzle == I forgot to get back to you about this. I stole it from [[w:en:Image:Countdown letters game.jpg]]. I'll put a new one on my user page if you're interested. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 22:37, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Forget about my stupid puzzle, you need to try this http://www.flashbits.co.uk/games/countdown/countdown.html ! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 4 March 2006 (UTC) == Bye == Just to let you know that I have started [http://www.gmcfoley.com/wiki/index.php?title=Main_Page my own wiki]. That is why I won't have time to do much here. You are of coarse welcome to help out if you want. If you ever need anything just let me know. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:46, 29 March 2006 (UTC) 6251 2006-03-30T19:21:12Z Gmcfoley 41 /* Bye */ ==Welcome== It's good to see people are starting to take an interest in Simple English Wiktionary. There are very few contributors here and as for me, as my English is poor I think it is best to leave the definitions to others. I originally asked for bureaucrat status but was only given admin status. I don't think we really need a bureaucrat at the moment. If you want admin status yourself you can always ask at [[meta:Requests_for_permissions|Meta]]. Good luck moving stuff from Wikipedia. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:26, 28 January 2006 (UTC) Being an admin means you can: # Edit protected pages (including the MediaWiki namespace) # Delete (and undelete) pages # Protect (and unprotect) pages # Block (and unblock) users I have only ever used the first two. You also get a rollback button, but non admins can do that by editing the old version of a page. If you want to be an admin go ahead, just don't expect anything life changing :). Just remember, don't protect pages when you're in an edit war, or block a user your in disagreement with. As for linking to English Wiktionary, I think that's a little silly if we have the entry here. Wiktionary can be very complex (even I have trouble understanding it). This should be a lot simpler. :''Netoholic has been known to act in an unfriendly manner to people who disagree with him (such as blocking them)'' If that's true then he is way out of line. You should '''''never''''' block someone just because you disagree with them. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:27, 1 February 2006 (UTC) == Admin questions == Those "universal templates" are in the MediaWiki namespace. They can be edited like any other page. To view you can go to [[Special:Allpages]] and select MediaWiki for the namespace. A better way is to go to [[Special:Allmessages]]. For the ones in red and green, red is the default version, and green is the version used. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:45, 19 February 2006 (UTC) :I've replied on my talk page; sorry for the delay. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 16:10, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :P.S. Oh, welcome; if you ever have any questions at all, please don't hesistate to ask me either. (I've been an admin at en wikipedia for quite some time now...) Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 16:12, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :Your input would be appreciated at [[Wiktionary:Administrators#Patrolled edits]]. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:21, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ::I'm not going to make any opinion or express judgement of the situation in any way, since I haven't thoroughly reviewed the situation and haven't contributed to simple en Wikipedia in a while, but I'll give you a few options (again, I am neither supporting nor advocating against any of this, merely giving you what options you have from the basis of your description): first, try talking to him more. Ask him to respond to you, or perhaps email you or talk to you via other means. Often, discussion is the panacea of all disputes; it won't hurt to talk more. Tell him how you feel, and urge him to respond back. If that doesn't work, you may try other means of dispute resolution, such as talking to the other administrators (if I remember correctly there's a few others), or perhaps start something similar to an RfC process. (Also, note that Netoholic never went through a RfA-like or RfB-like process; he was given "temporary" adminship and bureaucratship, IIRC, which was never taken away. If the community feels that he should be put through such a process, you should bring that up, and once you have general consensus, bring that up on meta.) Finally, if that doesn't work, try the dispute resolution process on en - perhaps call in a mediator (don't call me in, I'd likely recuse myself!) or take an unprecedented step of asking the ArbCom to take a look at a simple en dispute. Again, I make no endorsement of these actions because I haven't looked at the case; I'm simply giving you some options. I hope that helps! Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 19:51, 21 February 2006 (UTC) == My puzzle == I forgot to get back to you about this. I stole it from [[w:en:Image:Countdown letters game.jpg]]. I'll put a new one on my user page if you're interested. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 22:37, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Forget about my stupid puzzle, you need to try this http://www.flashbits.co.uk/games/countdown/countdown.html ! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 4 March 2006 (UTC) == Bye == Just to let you know that I have started [http://www.gmcfoley.com/wiki/index.php?title=Main_Page my own wiki]. That is why I won't have time to do much here. You are of coarse welcome to help out if you want. If you ever need anything just let me know. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:46, 29 March 2006 (UTC) Hi, can you please go to my wiki again and let me know what happens. I reinstalled MediaWiki so I hope this will fix the problems people were having. Thanks, Gerard Foley. 6259 2006-03-31T11:10:56Z Gmcfoley 41 Your questions ==Welcome== It's good to see people are starting to take an interest in Simple English Wiktionary. There are very few contributors here and as for me, as my English is poor I think it is best to leave the definitions to others. I originally asked for bureaucrat status but was only given admin status. I don't think we really need a bureaucrat at the moment. If you want admin status yourself you can always ask at [[meta:Requests_for_permissions|Meta]]. Good luck moving stuff from Wikipedia. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:26, 28 January 2006 (UTC) Being an admin means you can: # Edit protected pages (including the MediaWiki namespace) # Delete (and undelete) pages # Protect (and unprotect) pages # Block (and unblock) users I have only ever used the first two. You also get a rollback button, but non admins can do that by editing the old version of a page. If you want to be an admin go ahead, just don't expect anything life changing :). Just remember, don't protect pages when you're in an edit war, or block a user your in disagreement with. As for linking to English Wiktionary, I think that's a little silly if we have the entry here. Wiktionary can be very complex (even I have trouble understanding it). This should be a lot simpler. :''Netoholic has been known to act in an unfriendly manner to people who disagree with him (such as blocking them)'' If that's true then he is way out of line. You should '''''never''''' block someone just because you disagree with them. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:27, 1 February 2006 (UTC) == Admin questions == Those "universal templates" are in the MediaWiki namespace. They can be edited like any other page. To view you can go to [[Special:Allpages]] and select MediaWiki for the namespace. A better way is to go to [[Special:Allmessages]]. For the ones in red and green, red is the default version, and green is the version used. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:45, 19 February 2006 (UTC) :I've replied on my talk page; sorry for the delay. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 16:10, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :P.S. Oh, welcome; if you ever have any questions at all, please don't hesistate to ask me either. (I've been an admin at en wikipedia for quite some time now...) Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 16:12, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :Your input would be appreciated at [[Wiktionary:Administrators#Patrolled edits]]. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:21, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ::I'm not going to make any opinion or express judgement of the situation in any way, since I haven't thoroughly reviewed the situation and haven't contributed to simple en Wikipedia in a while, but I'll give you a few options (again, I am neither supporting nor advocating against any of this, merely giving you what options you have from the basis of your description): first, try talking to him more. Ask him to respond to you, or perhaps email you or talk to you via other means. Often, discussion is the panacea of all disputes; it won't hurt to talk more. Tell him how you feel, and urge him to respond back. If that doesn't work, you may try other means of dispute resolution, such as talking to the other administrators (if I remember correctly there's a few others), or perhaps start something similar to an RfC process. (Also, note that Netoholic never went through a RfA-like or RfB-like process; he was given "temporary" adminship and bureaucratship, IIRC, which was never taken away. If the community feels that he should be put through such a process, you should bring that up, and once you have general consensus, bring that up on meta.) Finally, if that doesn't work, try the dispute resolution process on en - perhaps call in a mediator (don't call me in, I'd likely recuse myself!) or take an unprecedented step of asking the ArbCom to take a look at a simple en dispute. Again, I make no endorsement of these actions because I haven't looked at the case; I'm simply giving you some options. I hope that helps! Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 19:51, 21 February 2006 (UTC) == My puzzle == I forgot to get back to you about this. I stole it from [[w:en:Image:Countdown letters game.jpg]]. I'll put a new one on my user page if you're interested. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 22:37, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Forget about my stupid puzzle, you need to try this http://www.flashbits.co.uk/games/countdown/countdown.html ! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 4 March 2006 (UTC) == Bye == Just to let you know that I have started [http://www.gmcfoley.com/wiki/index.php?title=Main_Page my own wiki]. That is why I won't have time to do much here. You are of coarse welcome to help out if you want. If you ever need anything just let me know. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:46, 29 March 2006 (UTC) Hi, can you please go to my wiki again and let me know what happens. I reinstalled MediaWiki so I hope this will fix the problems people were having. Thanks, Gerard Foley. == Your questions == To change the logo you just need to make a new one and upload it to [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. Make sure it's the right size, if it's too big it will probably break the site. As for the title line, I don't know which one you're talking about but when I need to find these things I go to the system messages page and do a search on the page for what I want. Most web browsers have a "search this page" option under the edit menu. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 11:10, 31 March 2006 (UTC) 8038 2006-07-24T01:19:25Z Brett 77 ==Welcome== It's good to see people are starting to take an interest in Simple English Wiktionary. There are very few contributors here and as for me, as my English is poor I think it is best to leave the definitions to others. I originally asked for bureaucrat status but was only given admin status. I don't think we really need a bureaucrat at the moment. If you want admin status yourself you can always ask at [[meta:Requests_for_permissions|Meta]]. Good luck moving stuff from Wikipedia. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:26, 28 January 2006 (UTC) Being an admin means you can: # Edit protected pages (including the MediaWiki namespace) # Delete (and undelete) pages # Protect (and unprotect) pages # Block (and unblock) users I have only ever used the first two. You also get a rollback button, but non admins can do that by editing the old version of a page. If you want to be an admin go ahead, just don't expect anything life changing :). Just remember, don't protect pages when you're in an edit war, or block a user your in disagreement with. As for linking to English Wiktionary, I think that's a little silly if we have the entry here. Wiktionary can be very complex (even I have trouble understanding it). This should be a lot simpler. :''Netoholic has been known to act in an unfriendly manner to people who disagree with him (such as blocking them)'' If that's true then he is way out of line. You should '''''never''''' block someone just because you disagree with them. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:27, 1 February 2006 (UTC) == Admin questions == Those "universal templates" are in the MediaWiki namespace. They can be edited like any other page. To view you can go to [[Special:Allpages]] and select MediaWiki for the namespace. A better way is to go to [[Special:Allmessages]]. For the ones in red and green, red is the default version, and green is the version used. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:45, 19 February 2006 (UTC) :I've replied on my talk page; sorry for the delay. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 16:10, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :P.S. Oh, welcome; if you ever have any questions at all, please don't hesistate to ask me either. (I've been an admin at en wikipedia for quite some time now...) Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 16:12, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :Your input would be appreciated at [[Wiktionary:Administrators#Patrolled edits]]. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:21, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ::I'm not going to make any opinion or express judgement of the situation in any way, since I haven't thoroughly reviewed the situation and haven't contributed to simple en Wikipedia in a while, but I'll give you a few options (again, I am neither supporting nor advocating against any of this, merely giving you what options you have from the basis of your description): first, try talking to him more. Ask him to respond to you, or perhaps email you or talk to you via other means. Often, discussion is the panacea of all disputes; it won't hurt to talk more. Tell him how you feel, and urge him to respond back. If that doesn't work, you may try other means of dispute resolution, such as talking to the other administrators (if I remember correctly there's a few others), or perhaps start something similar to an RfC process. (Also, note that Netoholic never went through a RfA-like or RfB-like process; he was given "temporary" adminship and bureaucratship, IIRC, which was never taken away. If the community feels that he should be put through such a process, you should bring that up, and once you have general consensus, bring that up on meta.) Finally, if that doesn't work, try the dispute resolution process on en - perhaps call in a mediator (don't call me in, I'd likely recuse myself!) or take an unprecedented step of asking the ArbCom to take a look at a simple en dispute. Again, I make no endorsement of these actions because I haven't looked at the case; I'm simply giving you some options. I hope that helps! Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 19:51, 21 February 2006 (UTC) == My puzzle == I forgot to get back to you about this. I stole it from [[w:en:Image:Countdown letters game.jpg]]. I'll put a new one on my user page if you're interested. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 22:37, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Forget about my stupid puzzle, you need to try this http://www.flashbits.co.uk/games/countdown/countdown.html ! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 4 March 2006 (UTC) == Bye == Just to let you know that I have started [http://www.gmcfoley.com/wiki/index.php?title=Main_Page my own wiki]. That is why I won't have time to do much here. You are of coarse welcome to help out if you want. If you ever need anything just let me know. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:46, 29 March 2006 (UTC) Hi, can you please go to my wiki again and let me know what happens. I reinstalled MediaWiki so I hope this will fix the problems people were having. Thanks, Gerard Foley. == Your questions == To change the logo you just need to make a new one and upload it to [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. Make sure it's the right size, if it's too big it will probably break the site. As for the title line, I don't know which one you're talking about but when I need to find these things I go to the system messages page and do a search on the page for what I want. Most web browsers have a "search this page" option under the edit menu. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 11:10, 31 March 2006 (UTC) ==Part of speech templates== In reply to your message on my talk page [[User_talk:Brett]], you're right, I should have opened a discussion. Will do so. 9295 2006-08-29T07:47:19Z 210.246.33.58 Pen Pal Wiki ==Welcome== It's good to see people are starting to take an interest in Simple English Wiktionary. There are very few contributors here and as for me, as my English is poor I think it is best to leave the definitions to others. I originally asked for bureaucrat status but was only given admin status. I don't think we really need a bureaucrat at the moment. If you want admin status yourself you can always ask at [[meta:Requests_for_permissions|Meta]]. Good luck moving stuff from Wikipedia. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:26, 28 January 2006 (UTC) Being an admin means you can: # Edit protected pages (including the MediaWiki namespace) # Delete (and undelete) pages # Protect (and unprotect) pages # Block (and unblock) users I have only ever used the first two. You also get a rollback button, but non admins can do that by editing the old version of a page. If you want to be an admin go ahead, just don't expect anything life changing :). Just remember, don't protect pages when you're in an edit war, or block a user your in disagreement with. As for linking to English Wiktionary, I think that's a little silly if we have the entry here. Wiktionary can be very complex (even I have trouble understanding it). This should be a lot simpler. :''Netoholic has been known to act in an unfriendly manner to people who disagree with him (such as blocking them)'' If that's true then he is way out of line. You should '''''never''''' block someone just because you disagree with them. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:27, 1 February 2006 (UTC) == Admin questions == Those "universal templates" are in the MediaWiki namespace. They can be edited like any other page. To view you can go to [[Special:Allpages]] and select MediaWiki for the namespace. A better way is to go to [[Special:Allmessages]]. For the ones in red and green, red is the default version, and green is the version used. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:45, 19 February 2006 (UTC) :I've replied on my talk page; sorry for the delay. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 16:10, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :P.S. Oh, welcome; if you ever have any questions at all, please don't hesistate to ask me either. (I've been an admin at en wikipedia for quite some time now...) Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 16:12, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :Your input would be appreciated at [[Wiktionary:Administrators#Patrolled edits]]. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:21, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ::I'm not going to make any opinion or express judgement of the situation in any way, since I haven't thoroughly reviewed the situation and haven't contributed to simple en Wikipedia in a while, but I'll give you a few options (again, I am neither supporting nor advocating against any of this, merely giving you what options you have from the basis of your description): first, try talking to him more. Ask him to respond to you, or perhaps email you or talk to you via other means. Often, discussion is the panacea of all disputes; it won't hurt to talk more. Tell him how you feel, and urge him to respond back. If that doesn't work, you may try other means of dispute resolution, such as talking to the other administrators (if I remember correctly there's a few others), or perhaps start something similar to an RfC process. (Also, note that Netoholic never went through a RfA-like or RfB-like process; he was given "temporary" adminship and bureaucratship, IIRC, which was never taken away. If the community feels that he should be put through such a process, you should bring that up, and once you have general consensus, bring that up on meta.) Finally, if that doesn't work, try the dispute resolution process on en - perhaps call in a mediator (don't call me in, I'd likely recuse myself!) or take an unprecedented step of asking the ArbCom to take a look at a simple en dispute. Again, I make no endorsement of these actions because I haven't looked at the case; I'm simply giving you some options. I hope that helps! Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 19:51, 21 February 2006 (UTC) == My puzzle == I forgot to get back to you about this. I stole it from [[w:en:Image:Countdown letters game.jpg]]. I'll put a new one on my user page if you're interested. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 22:37, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Forget about my stupid puzzle, you need to try this http://www.flashbits.co.uk/games/countdown/countdown.html ! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 4 March 2006 (UTC) == Bye == Just to let you know that I have started [http://www.gmcfoley.com/wiki/index.php?title=Main_Page my own wiki]. That is why I won't have time to do much here. You are of coarse welcome to help out if you want. If you ever need anything just let me know. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:46, 29 March 2006 (UTC) Hi, can you please go to my wiki again and let me know what happens. I reinstalled MediaWiki so I hope this will fix the problems people were having. Thanks, Gerard Foley. == Your questions == To change the logo you just need to make a new one and upload it to [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. Make sure it's the right size, if it's too big it will probably break the site. As for the title line, I don't know which one you're talking about but when I need to find these things I go to the system messages page and do a search on the page for what I want. Most web browsers have a "search this page" option under the edit menu. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 11:10, 31 March 2006 (UTC) ==Part of speech templates== In reply to your message on my talk page [[User_talk:Brett]], you're right, I should have opened a discussion. Will do so. == Pen Pal Wiki == Hi. Thanks for your contributions so far to Pen Pal Wiki. It's really appreciated. If you could possibly help me to implement some of your suggestions, it would be even more appreciated! I've replied to your comments on [[wikia:penpal|Pen Pal Wiki]], so feel free to read them and reply if you so please. [[User:210.246.33.58|210.246.33.58]] 07:47, 29 August 2006 (UTC) ([[wikia:penpal:User:Markdarb]]) 10350 2006-10-04T20:45:34Z Cromwellt 61 I agree to the [[w:User:Interiot/EditCountOptIn|edit counter opt-in terms]] ==Welcome== It's good to see people are starting to take an interest in Simple English Wiktionary. There are very few contributors here and as for me, as my English is poor I think it is best to leave the definitions to others. I originally asked for bureaucrat status but was only given admin status. I don't think we really need a bureaucrat at the moment. If you want admin status yourself you can always ask at [[meta:Requests_for_permissions|Meta]]. Good luck moving stuff from Wikipedia. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:26, 28 January 2006 (UTC) Being an admin means you can: # Edit protected pages (including the MediaWiki namespace) # Delete (and undelete) pages # Protect (and unprotect) pages # Block (and unblock) users I have only ever used the first two. You also get a rollback button, but non admins can do that by editing the old version of a page. If you want to be an admin go ahead, just don't expect anything life changing :). Just remember, don't protect pages when you're in an edit war, or block a user your in disagreement with. As for linking to English Wiktionary, I think that's a little silly if we have the entry here. Wiktionary can be very complex (even I have trouble understanding it). This should be a lot simpler. :''Netoholic has been known to act in an unfriendly manner to people who disagree with him (such as blocking them)'' If that's true then he is way out of line. You should '''''never''''' block someone just because you disagree with them. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:27, 1 February 2006 (UTC) == Admin questions == Those "universal templates" are in the MediaWiki namespace. They can be edited like any other page. To view you can go to [[Special:Allpages]] and select MediaWiki for the namespace. A better way is to go to [[Special:Allmessages]]. For the ones in red and green, red is the default version, and green is the version used. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:45, 19 February 2006 (UTC) :I've replied on my talk page; sorry for the delay. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 16:10, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :P.S. Oh, welcome; if you ever have any questions at all, please don't hesistate to ask me either. (I've been an admin at en wikipedia for quite some time now...) Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 16:12, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :Your input would be appreciated at [[Wiktionary:Administrators#Patrolled edits]]. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:21, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ::I'm not going to make any opinion or express judgement of the situation in any way, since I haven't thoroughly reviewed the situation and haven't contributed to simple en Wikipedia in a while, but I'll give you a few options (again, I am neither supporting nor advocating against any of this, merely giving you what options you have from the basis of your description): first, try talking to him more. Ask him to respond to you, or perhaps email you or talk to you via other means. Often, discussion is the panacea of all disputes; it won't hurt to talk more. Tell him how you feel, and urge him to respond back. If that doesn't work, you may try other means of dispute resolution, such as talking to the other administrators (if I remember correctly there's a few others), or perhaps start something similar to an RfC process. (Also, note that Netoholic never went through a RfA-like or RfB-like process; he was given "temporary" adminship and bureaucratship, IIRC, which was never taken away. If the community feels that he should be put through such a process, you should bring that up, and once you have general consensus, bring that up on meta.) Finally, if that doesn't work, try the dispute resolution process on en - perhaps call in a mediator (don't call me in, I'd likely recuse myself!) or take an unprecedented step of asking the ArbCom to take a look at a simple en dispute. Again, I make no endorsement of these actions because I haven't looked at the case; I'm simply giving you some options. I hope that helps! Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 19:51, 21 February 2006 (UTC) == My puzzle == I forgot to get back to you about this. I stole it from [[w:en:Image:Countdown letters game.jpg]]. I'll put a new one on my user page if you're interested. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 22:37, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Forget about my stupid puzzle, you need to try this http://www.flashbits.co.uk/games/countdown/countdown.html ! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 4 March 2006 (UTC) == Bye == Just to let you know that I have started [http://www.gmcfoley.com/wiki/index.php?title=Main_Page my own wiki]. That is why I won't have time to do much here. You are of coarse welcome to help out if you want. If you ever need anything just let me know. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:46, 29 March 2006 (UTC) Hi, can you please go to my wiki again and let me know what happens. I reinstalled MediaWiki so I hope this will fix the problems people were having. Thanks, Gerard Foley. == Your questions == To change the logo you just need to make a new one and upload it to [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. Make sure it's the right size, if it's too big it will probably break the site. As for the title line, I don't know which one you're talking about but when I need to find these things I go to the system messages page and do a search on the page for what I want. Most web browsers have a "search this page" option under the edit menu. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 11:10, 31 March 2006 (UTC) ==Part of speech templates== In reply to your message on my talk page [[User_talk:Brett]], you're right, I should have opened a discussion. Will do so. == Pen Pal Wiki == Hi. Thanks for your contributions so far to Pen Pal Wiki. It's really appreciated. If you could possibly help me to implement some of your suggestions, it would be even more appreciated! I've replied to your comments on [[wikia:penpal|Pen Pal Wiki]], so feel free to read them and reply if you so please. [[User:210.246.33.58|210.246.33.58]] 07:47, 29 August 2006 (UTC) ([[wikia:penpal:User:Markdarb]]) '''Bold text''' 13236 2006-12-03T15:47:29Z Coppertwig 139 Babel boxes! ==Welcome== It's good to see people are starting to take an interest in Simple English Wiktionary. There are very few contributors here and as for me, as my English is poor I think it is best to leave the definitions to others. I originally asked for bureaucrat status but was only given admin status. I don't think we really need a bureaucrat at the moment. If you want admin status yourself you can always ask at [[meta:Requests_for_permissions|Meta]]. Good luck moving stuff from Wikipedia. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:26, 28 January 2006 (UTC) Being an admin means you can: # Edit protected pages (including the MediaWiki namespace) # Delete (and undelete) pages # Protect (and unprotect) pages # Block (and unblock) users I have only ever used the first two. You also get a rollback button, but non admins can do that by editing the old version of a page. If you want to be an admin go ahead, just don't expect anything life changing :). Just remember, don't protect pages when you're in an edit war, or block a user your in disagreement with. As for linking to English Wiktionary, I think that's a little silly if we have the entry here. Wiktionary can be very complex (even I have trouble understanding it). This should be a lot simpler. :''Netoholic has been known to act in an unfriendly manner to people who disagree with him (such as blocking them)'' If that's true then he is way out of line. You should '''''never''''' block someone just because you disagree with them. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:27, 1 February 2006 (UTC) == Admin questions == Those "universal templates" are in the MediaWiki namespace. They can be edited like any other page. To view you can go to [[Special:Allpages]] and select MediaWiki for the namespace. A better way is to go to [[Special:Allmessages]]. For the ones in red and green, red is the default version, and green is the version used. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:45, 19 February 2006 (UTC) :I've replied on my talk page; sorry for the delay. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 16:10, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :P.S. Oh, welcome; if you ever have any questions at all, please don't hesistate to ask me either. (I've been an admin at en wikipedia for quite some time now...) Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 16:12, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :Your input would be appreciated at [[Wiktionary:Administrators#Patrolled edits]]. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 17:21, 20 February 2006 (UTC) ::I'm not going to make any opinion or express judgement of the situation in any way, since I haven't thoroughly reviewed the situation and haven't contributed to simple en Wikipedia in a while, but I'll give you a few options (again, I am neither supporting nor advocating against any of this, merely giving you what options you have from the basis of your description): first, try talking to him more. Ask him to respond to you, or perhaps email you or talk to you via other means. Often, discussion is the panacea of all disputes; it won't hurt to talk more. Tell him how you feel, and urge him to respond back. If that doesn't work, you may try other means of dispute resolution, such as talking to the other administrators (if I remember correctly there's a few others), or perhaps start something similar to an RfC process. (Also, note that Netoholic never went through a RfA-like or RfB-like process; he was given "temporary" adminship and bureaucratship, IIRC, which was never taken away. If the community feels that he should be put through such a process, you should bring that up, and once you have general consensus, bring that up on meta.) Finally, if that doesn't work, try the dispute resolution process on en - perhaps call in a mediator (don't call me in, I'd likely recuse myself!) or take an unprecedented step of asking the ArbCom to take a look at a simple en dispute. Again, I make no endorsement of these actions because I haven't looked at the case; I'm simply giving you some options. I hope that helps! Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 19:51, 21 February 2006 (UTC) == My puzzle == I forgot to get back to you about this. I stole it from [[w:en:Image:Countdown letters game.jpg]]. I'll put a new one on my user page if you're interested. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 22:37, 2 March 2006 (UTC) Forget about my stupid puzzle, you need to try this http://www.flashbits.co.uk/games/countdown/countdown.html ! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 01:13, 4 March 2006 (UTC) == Bye == Just to let you know that I have started [http://www.gmcfoley.com/wiki/index.php?title=Main_Page my own wiki]. That is why I won't have time to do much here. You are of coarse welcome to help out if you want. If you ever need anything just let me know. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 12:46, 29 March 2006 (UTC) Hi, can you please go to my wiki again and let me know what happens. I reinstalled MediaWiki so I hope this will fix the problems people were having. Thanks, Gerard Foley. == Your questions == To change the logo you just need to make a new one and upload it to [[:Image:Wiki.png]]. Make sure it's the right size, if it's too big it will probably break the site. As for the title line, I don't know which one you're talking about but when I need to find these things I go to the system messages page and do a search on the page for what I want. Most web browsers have a "search this page" option under the edit menu. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 11:10, 31 March 2006 (UTC) ==Part of speech templates== In reply to your message on my talk page [[User_talk:Brett]], you're right, I should have opened a discussion. Will do so. == Pen Pal Wiki == Hi. Thanks for your contributions so far to Pen Pal Wiki. It's really appreciated. If you could possibly help me to implement some of your suggestions, it would be even more appreciated! I've replied to your comments on [[wikia:penpal|Pen Pal Wiki]], so feel free to read them and reply if you so please. [[User:210.246.33.58|210.246.33.58]] 07:47, 29 August 2006 (UTC) ([[wikia:penpal:User:Markdarb]]) '''Bold text''' == Babel boxes! == I got Babel boxes to work. I copied "Template:Babel" from English Wiktionary to Simple English Wiktionary. Now a little number of Babel boxes work. We need to copy many pages like "Template:User de-3" from English Wiktionary to Simple English Wiktionary and then many Babel boxes will work. Maybe we need to copy pages one at a time. Maybe an admin can copy many pages easily. I don't know. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 15:47, 3 December 2006 (UTC) 1914 4765 2006-01-29T13:05:33Z Mammal 56 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''М''' or '''м''' # The [[22th]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"м"''' comes before "н" and after "љ" This letter is pronounced as /m/. {{cyrillic alphabet}} 4828 2006-02-05T10:54:28Z 211.30.85.235 /* Noun */ ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''М''' or '''м''' # The [[22nd]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"м"''' comes before "н" and after "љ" This letter is pronounced as /m/. {{cyrillic alphabet}} 5479 2006-02-23T00:59:42Z Conversion script [[М]] moved to [[м]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''М''' or '''м''' # The [[22nd]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"м"''' comes before "н" and after "љ" This letter is pronounced as /m/. {{cyrillic alphabet}} 11437 2006-10-21T14:02:07Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[en:м]], [[mk:м]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''М''' or '''м''' # The [[22nd]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"м"''' comes before "н" and after "љ" This letter is pronounced as /m/. {{cyrillic alphabet}} [[en:м]] [[mk:м]] 12093 2006-11-10T15:43:21Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ru:м]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''М''' or '''м''' # The [[22nd]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"м"''' comes before "н" and after "љ" This letter is pronounced as /m/. {{cyrillic alphabet}} [[en:м]] [[mk:м]] [[ru:м]] 1915 4766 2006-01-29T13:07:56Z Mammal 56 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Н''' or '''н''' # The [[23th]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"н"''' comes before "њ" and after "м" This letter is pronounced as /n/. {{cyrillic alphabet}} 5481 2006-02-23T00:59:42Z Conversion script [[Н]] moved to [[н]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Н''' or '''н''' # The [[23th]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"н"''' comes before "њ" and after "м" This letter is pronounced as /n/. {{cyrillic alphabet}} 11438 2006-10-21T15:29:35Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[en:н]], [[mk:н]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Н''' or '''н''' # The [[23th]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"н"''' comes before "њ" and after "м" This letter is pronounced as /n/. {{cyrillic alphabet}} [[en:н]] [[mk:н]] 12092 2006-11-10T15:43:11Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ru:н]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Н''' or '''н''' # The [[23th]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"н"''' comes before "њ" and after "м" This letter is pronounced as /n/. {{cyrillic alphabet}} [[en:н]] [[mk:н]] [[ru:н]] 1916 4767 2006-01-29T13:12:12Z Mammal 56 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Њ''' or '''њ''' # The [[17th]] [[letter]] of the [[serbian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"њ"''' comes before "о" and after "н" # The [[18th]] [[letter]] of the [[macedonian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"њ"''' comes before "о" and after "н" This letter is pronounced as /nj/. {{cyrillic alphabet}} 5445 2006-02-23T00:59:41Z Conversion script [[Њ]] moved to [[њ]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Њ''' or '''њ''' # The [[17th]] [[letter]] of the [[serbian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"њ"''' comes before "о" and after "н" # The [[18th]] [[letter]] of the [[macedonian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"њ"''' comes before "о" and after "н" This letter is pronounced as /nj/. {{cyrillic alphabet}} 11484 2006-10-23T03:34:47Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[en:њ]], [[mk:њ]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Њ''' or '''њ''' # The [[17th]] [[letter]] of the [[serbian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"њ"''' comes before "о" and after "н" # The [[18th]] [[letter]] of the [[macedonian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"њ"''' comes before "о" and after "н" This letter is pronounced as /nj/. {{cyrillic alphabet}} [[en:њ]] [[mk:њ]] 1917 4772 2006-02-01T16:59:26Z Mammal 56 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''О''' or '''о''' # The [[25th]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"о"''' comes before "п" and after "њ" This letter is pronounced as /o/. {{cyrillic alphabet}} 5483 2006-02-23T00:59:42Z Conversion script [[О]] moved to [[о]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''О''' or '''о''' # The [[25th]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"о"''' comes before "п" and after "њ" This letter is pronounced as /o/. {{cyrillic alphabet}} 7803 2006-07-19T14:38:14Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fr, mk, pl, ru, sr, zh ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''О''' or '''о''' # The [[25th]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"о"''' comes before "п" and after "њ" This letter is pronounced as /o/. {{cyrillic alphabet}} [[en:о]] [[fr:о]] [[mk:о]] [[pl:о]] [[ru:о]] [[sr:о]] [[zh:о]] 1918 4773 2006-02-01T17:01:24Z Mammal 56 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''П''' or '''п''' # The [[26th]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"п"''' comes before "р" and after "о" This letter is pronounced as /p/. {{cyrillic alphabet}} 4821 2006-02-03T21:06:26Z Mammal 56 /* Noun */ ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''П''' or '''п''' # The [[26th]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"п"''' comes before "р" and after "о" This letter is pronounced as /p/. ===Note=== * The letter '''П п''' looks similar to the greek Π π (pi) {{cyrillic alphabet}} 4822 2006-02-03T21:09:59Z Mammal 56 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''П''' or '''п''' # The [[26th]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"п"''' comes before "р" and after "о" This letter is pronounced as /p/. ===Note=== * The letter '''П п''' looks similar to the greek [[Π|Π π (pi)]] {{cyrillic alphabet}} 5485 2006-02-23T00:59:42Z Conversion script [[П]] moved to [[п]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''П''' or '''п''' # The [[26th]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"п"''' comes before "р" and after "о" This letter is pronounced as /p/. ===Note=== * The letter '''П п''' looks similar to the greek [[Π|Π π (pi)]] {{cyrillic alphabet}} 7802 2006-07-19T14:37:44Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ku, mk ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''П''' or '''п''' # The [[26th]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"п"''' comes before "р" and after "о" This letter is pronounced as /p/. ===Note=== * The letter '''П п''' looks similar to the greek [[Π|Π π (pi)]] {{cyrillic alphabet}} [[ku:п]] [[mk:п]] 9834 2006-09-10T15:27:04Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''П''' or '''п''' # The [[26th]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"п"''' comes before "р" and after "о" This letter is pronounced as /p/. ===Note=== * The letter '''П п''' looks similar to the greek [[Π|Π π (pi)]] {{cyrillic alphabet}} [[en:п]] [[ku:п]] [[mk:п]] 12091 2006-11-10T15:43:01Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ru:п]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''П''' or '''п''' # The [[26th]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"п"''' comes before "р" and after "о" This letter is pronounced as /p/. ===Note=== * The letter '''П п''' looks similar to the greek [[Π|Π π (pi)]] {{cyrillic alphabet}} [[en:п]] [[ku:п]] [[mk:п]] [[ru:п]] 1919 4774 2006-02-01T17:02:23Z Mammal 56 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Р''' or '''р''' # The [[27th]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"р"''' comes before "с" and after "п" This letter is pronounced as /r/. {{cyrillic alphabet}} 5487 2006-02-23T00:59:42Z Conversion script [[Р]] moved to [[р]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Р''' or '''р''' # The [[27th]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"р"''' comes before "с" and after "п" This letter is pronounced as /r/. {{cyrillic alphabet}} 11440 2006-10-21T18:30:47Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[en:р]], [[mk:р]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Р''' or '''р''' # The [[27th]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"р"''' comes before "с" and after "п" This letter is pronounced as /r/. {{cyrillic alphabet}} [[en:р]] [[mk:р]] 12101 2006-11-10T15:48:54Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ru:р]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Р''' or '''р''' # The [[27th]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"р"''' comes before "с" and after "п" This letter is pronounced as /r/. {{cyrillic alphabet}} [[en:р]] [[mk:р]] [[ru:р]] 1920 4775 2006-02-01T17:03:35Z Mammal 56 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''С''' or '''с''' # The [[27th]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"с"''' comes before "т" and after "р" This letter is pronounced as /s/. {{cyrillic alphabet}} 5489 2006-02-23T00:59:42Z Conversion script [[С]] moved to [[с]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''С''' or '''с''' # The [[27th]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"с"''' comes before "т" and after "р" This letter is pronounced as /s/. {{cyrillic alphabet}} 7801 2006-07-19T14:36:54Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: bg, en, fr, hu, io, mk, pl, ru, zh ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''С''' or '''с''' # The [[27th]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"с"''' comes before "т" and after "р" This letter is pronounced as /s/. {{cyrillic alphabet}} [[bg:с]] [[en:с]] [[fr:с]] [[io:с]] [[hu:с]] [[mk:с]] [[pl:с]] [[ru:с]] [[zh:с]] 11441 2006-10-21T18:48:36Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fy:с]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''С''' or '''с''' # The [[27th]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"с"''' comes before "т" and after "р" This letter is pronounced as /s/. {{cyrillic alphabet}} [[bg:с]] [[en:с]] [[fr:с]] [[fy:с]] [[io:с]] [[hu:с]] [[mk:с]] [[pl:с]] [[ru:с]] [[zh:с]] 1921 4776 2006-02-01T17:04:34Z Mammal 56 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Т''' or '''т''' # The [[28th]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"т"''' comes before "ћ" and after "с" This letter is pronounced as /t/. {{cyrillic alphabet}} 5491 2006-02-23T00:59:42Z Conversion script [[Т]] moved to [[т]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Т''' or '''т''' # The [[28th]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"т"''' comes before "ћ" and after "с" This letter is pronounced as /t/. {{cyrillic alphabet}} 11442 2006-10-21T20:40:04Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[en:т]], [[mk:т]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Т''' or '''т''' # The [[28th]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"т"''' comes before "ћ" and after "с" This letter is pronounced as /t/. {{cyrillic alphabet}} [[en:т]] [[mk:т]] 12113 2006-11-10T15:50:44Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ru:т]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Т''' or '''т''' # The [[28th]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"т"''' comes before "ћ" and after "с" This letter is pronounced as /t/. {{cyrillic alphabet}} [[en:т]] [[mk:т]] [[ru:т]] 1922 4777 2006-02-01T17:07:12Z Mammal 56 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Ћ''' or '''ћ''' # The [[23rd]] [[letter]] of the [[serbian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"ћ"''' comes before "у" and after "т" This letter is pronounced as a soft /ch/. {{cyrillic alphabet}} 5447 2006-02-23T00:59:41Z Conversion script [[Ћ]] moved to [[ћ]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Ћ''' or '''ћ''' # The [[23rd]] [[letter]] of the [[serbian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"ћ"''' comes before "у" and after "т" This letter is pronounced as a soft /ch/. {{cyrillic alphabet}} 11483 2006-10-23T03:34:27Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[en:ћ]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Ћ''' or '''ћ''' # The [[23rd]] [[letter]] of the [[serbian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"ћ"''' comes before "у" and after "т" This letter is pronounced as a soft /ch/. {{cyrillic alphabet}} [[en:ћ]] 1923 4778 2006-02-01T17:09:01Z Mammal 56 ==Noun== '''Ќ''' or '''ќ''' # The [[24th]] [[letter]] of the [[macedonian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"ќ"''' comes before "у" and after "т" This letter is pronounced as a /k/ with an acute accent. {{cyrillic alphabet}} 5449 2006-02-23T00:59:41Z Conversion script [[Ќ]] moved to [[ќ]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== '''Ќ''' or '''ќ''' # The [[24th]] [[letter]] of the [[macedonian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"ќ"''' comes before "у" and after "т" This letter is pronounced as a /k/ with an acute accent. {{cyrillic alphabet}} 1924 4779 2006-02-01T17:15:01Z Mammal 56 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''У''' or '''у''' # The [[31th]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"у"''' comes before "ў" and after "ќ" This letter is pronounced as /oe/. {{cyrillic alphabet}} 5493 2006-02-23T00:59:42Z Conversion script [[У]] moved to [[у]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''У''' or '''у''' # The [[31th]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"у"''' comes before "ў" and after "ќ" This letter is pronounced as /oe/. {{cyrillic alphabet}} 7800 2006-07-19T14:35:34Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: bg, en, fr, io, mk, pl, sr, zh ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''У''' or '''у''' # The [[31th]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"у"''' comes before "ў" and after "ќ" This letter is pronounced as /oe/. {{cyrillic alphabet}} [[bg:у]] [[en:у]] [[fr:у]] [[io:у]] [[mk:у]] [[pl:у]] [[sr:у]] [[zh:у]] 9833 2006-09-10T15:26:54Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ru ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''У''' or '''у''' # The [[31th]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"у"''' comes before "ў" and after "ќ" This letter is pronounced as /oe/. {{cyrillic alphabet}} [[bg:у]] [[en:у]] [[fr:у]] [[io:у]] [[mk:у]] [[pl:у]] [[ru:у]] [[sr:у]] [[zh:у]] 12803 2006-11-27T02:33:20Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[csb:у]], [[fi:у]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''У''' or '''у''' # The [[31th]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"у"''' comes before "ў" and after "ќ" This letter is pronounced as /oe/. {{cyrillic alphabet}} [[bg:у]] [[en:у]] [[fr:у]] [[io:у]] [[csb:у]] [[mk:у]] [[pl:у]] [[ru:у]] [[sr:у]] [[fi:у]] [[zh:у]] 13965 2006-12-20T06:26:34Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ku:у]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''У''' or '''у''' # The [[31th]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"у"''' comes before "ў" and after "ќ" This letter is pronounced as /oe/. {{cyrillic alphabet}} [[bg:у]] [[en:у]] [[fr:у]] [[io:у]] [[csb:у]] [[ku:у]] [[mk:у]] [[pl:у]] [[ru:у]] [[sr:у]] [[fi:у]] [[zh:у]] 1925 4780 2006-02-01T17:16:48Z Mammal 56 ==Noun== '''Ў''' or '''ў''' # The [[22th]] [[letter]] of the [[belarusian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"ў"''' comes before "ф" and after "у" This letter is pronounced as /w/. {{cyrillic alphabet}} 5451 2006-02-23T00:59:41Z Conversion script [[Ў]] moved to [[ў]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== '''Ў''' or '''ў''' # The [[22th]] [[letter]] of the [[belarusian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"ў"''' comes before "ф" and after "у" This letter is pronounced as /w/. {{cyrillic alphabet}} 7792 2006-07-19T14:22:34Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, pl ==Noun== '''Ў''' or '''ў''' # The [[22th]] [[letter]] of the [[belarusian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"ў"''' comes before "ф" and after "у" This letter is pronounced as /w/. {{cyrillic alphabet}} [[en:ў]] [[pl:ў]] 1926 4781 2006-02-01T17:18:20Z Mammal 56 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Ф''' or '''ф''' # The [[33th]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"ф"''' comes before "х" and after "ў" This letter is pronounced as /f/. {{cyrillic alphabet}} 5495 2006-02-23T00:59:42Z Conversion script [[Ф]] moved to [[ф]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Ф''' or '''ф''' # The [[33th]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"ф"''' comes before "х" and after "ў" This letter is pronounced as /f/. {{cyrillic alphabet}} 11465 2006-10-23T01:46:42Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[en:ф]], [[mk:ф]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Ф''' or '''ф''' # The [[33th]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"ф"''' comes before "х" and after "ў" This letter is pronounced as /f/. {{cyrillic alphabet}} [[en:ф]] [[mk:ф]] 12112 2006-11-10T15:50:34Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ru:ф]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Ф''' or '''ф''' # The [[33th]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"ф"''' comes before "х" and after "ў" This letter is pronounced as /f/. {{cyrillic alphabet}} [[en:ф]] [[mk:ф]] [[ru:ф]] 1927 4782 2006-02-01T17:19:48Z Mammal 56 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Х''' or '''х''' # The [[34th]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"х"''' comes before "ц" and after "ф" This letter is pronounced as /kh/. {{cyrillic alphabet}} 5497 2006-02-23T00:59:42Z Conversion script [[Х]] moved to [[х]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Х''' or '''х''' # The [[34th]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"х"''' comes before "ц" and after "ф" This letter is pronounced as /kh/. {{cyrillic alphabet}} 11444 2006-10-21T21:55:52Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[en:х]], [[mk:х]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Х''' or '''х''' # The [[34th]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"х"''' comes before "ц" and after "ф" This letter is pronounced as /kh/. {{cyrillic alphabet}} [[en:х]] [[mk:х]] 12111 2006-11-10T15:50:27Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ru:х]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Х''' or '''х''' # The [[34th]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"х"''' comes before "ц" and after "ф" This letter is pronounced as /kh/. {{cyrillic alphabet}} [[en:х]] [[mk:х]] [[ru:х]] 1928 4783 2006-02-01T17:39:15Z Mammal 56 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''mammal''' # an [[animal]] that can't [[fly]] (except the bat) that has [[fur]] and the females produce milk for their young {{wikipedia}} [[Category:Nouns]] 4784 2006-02-01T17:39:44Z Mammal 56 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''mammal''' # an [[animal]] that can't [[fly]] (except the bat) that has [[fur]] and the females produce milk for their young. {{wikipedia}} [[Category:Nouns]] 5297 2006-02-23T00:59:39Z Conversion script [[Mammal]] moved to [[mammal]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''mammal''' # an [[animal]] that can't [[fly]] (except the bat) that has [[fur]] and the females produce milk for their young. {{wikipedia}} [[Category:Nouns]] 7555 2006-07-19T05:39:59Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: el, en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, pl, pt, ta, vi, zh ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''mammal''' # an [[animal]] that can't [[fly]] (except the bat) that has [[fur]] and the females produce milk for their young. {{wikipedia}} [[Category:Nouns]] [[el:mammal]] [[en:mammal]] [[fr:mammal]] [[io:mammal]] [[it:mammal]] [[hu:mammal]] [[pl:mammal]] [[pt:mammal]] [[fi:mammal]] [[ta:mammal]] [[vi:mammal]] [[zh:mammal]] 10159 2006-09-24T13:33:28Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[hy:mammal]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''mammal''' # an [[animal]] that can't [[fly]] (except the bat) that has [[fur]] and the females produce milk for their young. {{wikipedia}} [[Category:Nouns]] [[el:mammal]] [[en:mammal]] [[fr:mammal]] [[hy:mammal]] [[io:mammal]] [[it:mammal]] [[hu:mammal]] [[pl:mammal]] [[pt:mammal]] [[fi:mammal]] [[ta:mammal]] [[vi:mammal]] [[zh:mammal]] 10761 2006-10-10T16:48:01Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:mammal]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''mammal''' # an [[animal]] that can't [[fly]] (except the bat) that has [[fur]] and the females produce milk for their young. {{wikipedia}} [[Category:Nouns]] [[el:mammal]] [[en:mammal]] [[fr:mammal]] [[hy:mammal]] [[io:mammal]] [[it:mammal]] [[kk:mammal]] [[hu:mammal]] [[pl:mammal]] [[pt:mammal]] [[fi:mammal]] [[ta:mammal]] [[vi:mammal]] [[zh:mammal]] 11986 2006-11-09T17:22:03Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ru:mammal]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''mammal''' # an [[animal]] that can't [[fly]] (except the bat) that has [[fur]] and the females produce milk for their young. {{wikipedia}} [[Category:Nouns]] [[el:mammal]] [[en:mammal]] [[fr:mammal]] [[hy:mammal]] [[io:mammal]] [[it:mammal]] [[kk:mammal]] [[hu:mammal]] [[pl:mammal]] [[pt:mammal]] [[ru:mammal]] [[fi:mammal]] [[ta:mammal]] [[vi:mammal]] [[zh:mammal]] 13050 2006-11-30T08:54:02Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[zh-min-nan:mammal]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''mammal''' # an [[animal]] that can't [[fly]] (except the bat) that has [[fur]] and the females produce milk for their young. {{wikipedia}} [[Category:Nouns]] [[zh-min-nan:mammal]] [[el:mammal]] [[en:mammal]] [[fr:mammal]] [[hy:mammal]] [[io:mammal]] [[it:mammal]] [[kk:mammal]] [[hu:mammal]] [[pl:mammal]] [[pt:mammal]] [[ru:mammal]] [[fi:mammal]] [[ta:mammal]] [[vi:mammal]] [[zh:mammal]] 1929 4785 2006-02-01T17:42:11Z Mammal 56 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Ц''' or '''ц''' # The [[34th]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"ц"''' comes before "ч" and after "х" This letter is pronounced as /ts/. {{cyrillic alphabet}} 4788 2006-02-01T17:45:24Z Mammal 56 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Ц''' or '''ц''' # The [[35th]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"ц"''' comes before "ч" and after "х" This letter is pronounced as /ts/. {{cyrillic alphabet}} 5499 2006-02-23T00:59:42Z Conversion script [[Ц]] moved to [[ц]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Ц''' or '''ц''' # The [[35th]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"ц"''' comes before "ч" and after "х" This letter is pronounced as /ts/. {{cyrillic alphabet}} 11467 2006-10-23T02:19:00Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[en:ц]], [[mk:ц]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Ц''' or '''ц''' # The [[35th]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"ц"''' comes before "ч" and after "х" This letter is pronounced as /ts/. {{cyrillic alphabet}} [[en:ц]] [[mk:ц]] 12109 2006-11-10T15:50:14Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ru:ц]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Ц''' or '''ц''' # The [[35th]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"ц"''' comes before "ч" and after "х" This letter is pronounced as /ts/. {{cyrillic alphabet}} [[en:ц]] [[mk:ц]] [[ru:ц]] 1930 4787 2006-02-01T17:45:08Z Mammal 56 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Ч''' or '''ч''' # The [[36th]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"ч"''' comes before "џ" and after "ц" This letter is pronounced as /tsj/. {{cyrillic alphabet}} 5501 2006-02-23T00:59:42Z Conversion script [[Ч]] moved to [[ч]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Ч''' or '''ч''' # The [[36th]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"ч"''' comes before "џ" and after "ц" This letter is pronounced as /tsj/. {{cyrillic alphabet}} 11466 2006-10-23T02:12:20Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[en:ч]], [[mk:ч]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Ч''' or '''ч''' # The [[36th]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"ч"''' comes before "џ" and after "ц" This letter is pronounced as /tsj/. {{cyrillic alphabet}} [[en:ч]] [[mk:ч]] 12108 2006-11-10T15:50:04Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ru:ч]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Ч''' or '''ч''' # The [[36th]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"ч"''' comes before "џ" and after "ц" This letter is pronounced as /tsj/. {{cyrillic alphabet}} [[en:ч]] [[mk:ч]] [[ru:ч]] 1931 4789 2006-02-01T18:26:22Z Mammal 56 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Џ''' or '''џ''' # The [[28th]] [[letter]] of the [[serbian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"џ"''' comes before "ш" and after "ч" # The [[29th]] [[letter]] of the [[macedonian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"џ"''' comes before "ш" and after "ч" This letter is pronounced as /dzh/. {{cyrillic alphabet}} 5453 2006-02-23T00:59:41Z Conversion script [[Џ]] moved to [[џ]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Џ''' or '''џ''' # The [[28th]] [[letter]] of the [[serbian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"џ"''' comes before "ш" and after "ч" # The [[29th]] [[letter]] of the [[macedonian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"џ"''' comes before "ш" and after "ч" This letter is pronounced as /dzh/. {{cyrillic alphabet}} 11482 2006-10-23T03:33:57Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[en:џ]], [[mk:џ]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Џ''' or '''џ''' # The [[28th]] [[letter]] of the [[serbian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"џ"''' comes before "ш" and after "ч" # The [[29th]] [[letter]] of the [[macedonian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"џ"''' comes before "ш" and after "ч" This letter is pronounced as /dzh/. {{cyrillic alphabet}} [[en:џ]] [[mk:џ]] 1932 4791 2006-02-01T18:28:47Z Mammal 56 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Ш''' or '''ш''' # The [[38th]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"ш"''' comes before "щ" and after "џ" This letter is pronounced as /sj/. {{cyrillic alphabet}} 5503 2006-02-23T00:59:42Z Conversion script [[Ш]] moved to [[ш]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Ш''' or '''ш''' # The [[38th]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"ш"''' comes before "щ" and after "џ" This letter is pronounced as /sj/. {{cyrillic alphabet}} 11471 2006-10-23T03:01:19Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[en:ш]], [[mk:ш]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Ш''' or '''ш''' # The [[38th]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"ш"''' comes before "щ" and after "џ" This letter is pronounced as /sj/. {{cyrillic alphabet}} [[en:ш]] [[mk:ш]] 12107 2006-11-10T15:49:54Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ru:ш]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Ш''' or '''ш''' # The [[38th]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"ш"''' comes before "щ" and after "џ" This letter is pronounced as /sj/. {{cyrillic alphabet}} [[en:ш]] [[mk:ш]] [[ru:ш]] 1933 4792 2006-02-01T18:33:48Z Mammal 56 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Ш''' or '''ш''' # The [[38th]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"ш"''' comes before "щ" and after "џ" This letter is pronounced as /sj/. {{cyrillic alphabet}} 4793 2006-02-01T18:38:00Z Mammal 56 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Щ''' or '''щ''' # The [[26th]] [[letter]] of the [[bulgarian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"щ"''' comes before "ъ" and after "ш" # The [[26th]] [[letter]] of the [[russian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"щ"''' comes before "ъ" and after "ш" # The [[30th]] [[letter]] of the [[ukrainian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"щ"''' comes before "ю" and after "ш" This letter is pronounced as /sjch/ for example sh in sheer. {{cyrillic alphabet}} 4825 2006-02-04T12:14:47Z Mammal 56 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Щ''' or '''щ''' # The [[26th]] [[letter]] of the [[bulgarian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"щ"''' comes before "ъ" and after "ш" # The [[26th]] [[letter]] of the [[russian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"щ"''' comes before "ъ" and after "ш" # The [[30th]] [[letter]] of the [[ukrainian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"щ"''' comes before "ю" and after "ш" This letter is pronounced as /shch/ for example sh in sheer. {{cyrillic alphabet}} 4826 2006-02-04T12:15:05Z Mammal 56 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Щ''' or '''щ''' # The [[26th]] [[letter]] of the [[bulgarian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"щ"''' comes before "ъ" and after "ш" # The [[26th]] [[letter]] of the [[russian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"щ"''' comes before "ъ" and after "ш" # The [[30th]] [[letter]] of the [[ukrainian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"щ"''' comes before "ю" and after "ш" This letter is pronounced as /sjtsj/ for example sh in sheer. {{cyrillic alphabet}} 5505 2006-02-23T00:59:42Z Conversion script [[Щ]] moved to [[щ]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Щ''' or '''щ''' # The [[26th]] [[letter]] of the [[bulgarian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"щ"''' comes before "ъ" and after "ш" # The [[26th]] [[letter]] of the [[russian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"щ"''' comes before "ъ" and after "ш" # The [[30th]] [[letter]] of the [[ukrainian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"щ"''' comes before "ю" and after "ш" This letter is pronounced as /sjtsj/ for example sh in sheer. {{cyrillic alphabet}} 11470 2006-10-23T02:54:06Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[en:щ]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Щ''' or '''щ''' # The [[26th]] [[letter]] of the [[bulgarian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"щ"''' comes before "ъ" and after "ш" # The [[26th]] [[letter]] of the [[russian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"щ"''' comes before "ъ" and after "ш" # The [[30th]] [[letter]] of the [[ukrainian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"щ"''' comes before "ю" and after "ш" This letter is pronounced as /sjtsj/ for example sh in sheer. {{cyrillic alphabet}} [[en:щ]] 12106 2006-11-10T15:49:44Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ru:щ]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Щ''' or '''щ''' # The [[26th]] [[letter]] of the [[bulgarian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"щ"''' comes before "ъ" and after "ш" # The [[26th]] [[letter]] of the [[russian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"щ"''' comes before "ъ" and after "ш" # The [[30th]] [[letter]] of the [[ukrainian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"щ"''' comes before "ю" and after "ш" This letter is pronounced as /sjtsj/ for example sh in sheer. {{cyrillic alphabet}} [[en:щ]] [[ru:щ]] 1934 4794 2006-02-01T18:45:54Z Mammal 56 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Ъ''' or '''ъ''' # The [[27th]] [[letter]] of the [[bulgarian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"ъ"''' comes before "ь" and after "щ" # The [[27th]] [[letter]] of the [[russian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"ъ"''' comes before "ы" and after "щ" This letter is in the [[russian]] pronounced as the hard sign that changes the consonant before this letter. This letter is in the [[bulgarian]] pronounced as /ə/ (schwa) {{cyrillic alphabet}} 5507 2006-02-23T00:59:42Z Conversion script [[Ъ]] moved to [[ъ]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Ъ''' or '''ъ''' # The [[27th]] [[letter]] of the [[bulgarian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"ъ"''' comes before "ь" and after "щ" # The [[27th]] [[letter]] of the [[russian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"ъ"''' comes before "ы" and after "щ" This letter is in the [[russian]] pronounced as the hard sign that changes the consonant before this letter. This letter is in the [[bulgarian]] pronounced as /ə/ (schwa) {{cyrillic alphabet}} 11469 2006-10-23T02:51:36Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[en:ъ]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Ъ''' or '''ъ''' # The [[27th]] [[letter]] of the [[bulgarian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"ъ"''' comes before "ь" and after "щ" # The [[27th]] [[letter]] of the [[russian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"ъ"''' comes before "ы" and after "щ" This letter is in the [[russian]] pronounced as the hard sign that changes the consonant before this letter. This letter is in the [[bulgarian]] pronounced as /ə/ (schwa) {{cyrillic alphabet}} [[en:ъ]] 12105 2006-11-10T15:49:34Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ru:ъ]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Ъ''' or '''ъ''' # The [[27th]] [[letter]] of the [[bulgarian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"ъ"''' comes before "ь" and after "щ" # The [[27th]] [[letter]] of the [[russian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"ъ"''' comes before "ы" and after "щ" This letter is in the [[russian]] pronounced as the hard sign that changes the consonant before this letter. This letter is in the [[bulgarian]] pronounced as /ə/ (schwa) {{cyrillic alphabet}} [[en:ъ]] [[ru:ъ]] 1935 4795 2006-02-01T18:48:54Z Mammal 56 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Ы''' or '''ы''' # The [[28th]] [[letter]] of the [[belarusian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"ы"''' comes before "ь" and after "щ" # The [[28th]] [[letter]] of the [[russian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"ы"''' comes before "ь" and after "ъ" This letter is pronounced as the soft sign that changes the consonant before this letter. {{cyrillic alphabet}} 4796 2006-02-01T18:49:41Z Mammal 56 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Ы''' or '''ы''' # The [[28th]] [[letter]] of the [[belarusian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"ы"''' comes before "ь" and after "щ" # The [[28th]] [[letter]] of the [[russian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"ы"''' comes before "ь" and after "ъ" This letter is pronounced as /y/. {{cyrillic alphabet}} 5509 2006-02-23T00:59:42Z Conversion script [[Ы]] moved to [[ы]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Ы''' or '''ы''' # The [[28th]] [[letter]] of the [[belarusian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"ы"''' comes before "ь" and after "щ" # The [[28th]] [[letter]] of the [[russian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"ы"''' comes before "ь" and after "ъ" This letter is pronounced as /y/. {{cyrillic alphabet}} 11480 2006-10-23T03:23:04Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[en:ы]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Ы''' or '''ы''' # The [[28th]] [[letter]] of the [[belarusian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"ы"''' comes before "ь" and after "щ" # The [[28th]] [[letter]] of the [[russian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"ы"''' comes before "ь" and after "ъ" This letter is pronounced as /y/. {{cyrillic alphabet}} [[en:ы]] 1936 4797 2006-02-01T18:51:56Z Mammal 56 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Ь''' or '''ь''' # The [[42th]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"ь"''' comes before "э" and after "ы" This letter is pronounced as the soft sign that changes the consonant before this letter. {{cyrillic alphabet}} 4827 2006-02-05T10:54:03Z 211.30.85.235 /* Noun */ ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Ь''' or '''ь''' # The [[42nd]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"ь"''' comes before "э" and after "ы" This letter is pronounced as the soft sign that changes the consonant before this letter. {{cyrillic alphabet}} 5511 2006-02-23T00:59:42Z Conversion script [[Ь]] moved to [[ь]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Ь''' or '''ь''' # The [[42nd]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"ь"''' comes before "э" and after "ы" This letter is pronounced as the soft sign that changes the consonant before this letter. {{cyrillic alphabet}} 11479 2006-10-23T03:22:41Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[en:ь]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Ь''' or '''ь''' # The [[42nd]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"ь"''' comes before "э" and after "ы" This letter is pronounced as the soft sign that changes the consonant before this letter. {{cyrillic alphabet}} [[en:ь]] 12104 2006-11-10T15:49:24Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ru:ь]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Ь''' or '''ь''' # The [[42nd]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"ь"''' comes before "э" and after "ы" This letter is pronounced as the soft sign that changes the consonant before this letter. {{cyrillic alphabet}} [[en:ь]] [[ru:ь]] 1937 4798 2006-02-01T18:54:38Z Mammal 56 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Э''' or '''э''' # The [[30th]] [[letter]] of the [[belarusian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"э"''' comes before "ю" and after "ь" # The [[31th]] [[letter]] of the [[russian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"э"''' comes before "ю" and after "ь" This letter is pronounced as /e/. {{cyrillic alphabet}} 5513 2006-02-23T00:59:42Z Conversion script [[Э]] moved to [[э]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Э''' or '''э''' # The [[30th]] [[letter]] of the [[belarusian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"э"''' comes before "ю" and after "ь" # The [[31th]] [[letter]] of the [[russian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"э"''' comes before "ю" and after "ь" This letter is pronounced as /e/. {{cyrillic alphabet}} 11478 2006-10-23T03:22:11Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[en:э]], [[vi:э]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Э''' or '''э''' # The [[30th]] [[letter]] of the [[belarusian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"э"''' comes before "ю" and after "ь" # The [[31th]] [[letter]] of the [[russian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"э"''' comes before "ю" and after "ь" This letter is pronounced as /e/. {{cyrillic alphabet}} [[en:э]] [[vi:э]] 12103 2006-11-10T15:49:14Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ru:э]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Э''' or '''э''' # The [[30th]] [[letter]] of the [[belarusian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"э"''' comes before "ю" and after "ь" # The [[31th]] [[letter]] of the [[russian]] [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"э"''' comes before "ю" and after "ь" This letter is pronounced as /e/. {{cyrillic alphabet}} [[en:э]] [[ru:э]] [[vi:э]] 1938 4799 2006-02-01T18:55:58Z Mammal 56 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Ю''' or '''ю''' # The [[44th]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"ю"''' comes before "я" and after "э" This letter is pronounced as /ju/. {{cyrillic alphabet}} 5515 2006-02-23T00:59:42Z Conversion script [[Ю]] moved to [[ю]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Ю''' or '''ю''' # The [[44th]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"ю"''' comes before "я" and after "э" This letter is pronounced as /ju/. {{cyrillic alphabet}} 11477 2006-10-23T03:20:21Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[en:ю]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Ю''' or '''ю''' # The [[44th]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"ю"''' comes before "я" and after "э" This letter is pronounced as /ju/. {{cyrillic alphabet}} [[en:ю]] 12102 2006-11-10T15:49:04Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ru:ю]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Ю''' or '''ю''' # The [[44th]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"ю"''' comes before "я" and after "э" This letter is pronounced as /ju/. {{cyrillic alphabet}} [[en:ю]] [[ru:ю]] 1939 4800 2006-02-01T18:56:48Z Mammal 56 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Я''' or '''я''' # The [[45th]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"я"''' comes after "ю" This letter is pronounced as /ja/. {{cyrillic alphabet}} 5517 2006-02-23T00:59:42Z Conversion script [[Я]] moved to [[я]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Я''' or '''я''' # The [[45th]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"я"''' comes after "ю" This letter is pronounced as /ja/. {{cyrillic alphabet}} 7813 2006-07-19T14:47:35Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, en, es, fi, fr, hu, io, kk, ky, nl, pl, ru, sr, uk, zh ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Я''' or '''я''' # The [[45th]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"я"''' comes after "ю" This letter is pronounced as /ja/. {{cyrillic alphabet}} [[de:я]] [[en:я]] [[es:я]] [[fr:я]] [[io:я]] [[kk:я]] [[ky:я]] [[hu:я]] [[nl:я]] [[pl:я]] [[ru:я]] [[sr:я]] [[fi:я]] [[uk:я]] [[zh:я]] 8716 2006-08-13T19:53:24Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: cs ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Я''' or '''я''' # The [[45th]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"я"''' comes after "ю" This letter is pronounced as /ja/. {{cyrillic alphabet}} [[cs:я]] [[de:я]] [[en:я]] [[es:я]] [[fr:я]] [[io:я]] [[kk:я]] [[ky:я]] [[hu:я]] [[nl:я]] [[pl:я]] [[ru:я]] [[sr:я]] [[fi:я]] [[uk:я]] [[zh:я]] 9247 2006-08-22T06:47:49Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Я''' or '''я''' # The [[45th]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"я"''' comes after "ю" This letter is pronounced as /ja/. {{cyrillic alphabet}} [[cs:я]] [[de:я]] [[en:я]] [[es:я]] [[fr:я]] [[hy:я]] [[io:я]] [[kk:я]] [[ky:я]] [[hu:я]] [[nl:я]] [[pl:я]] [[ru:я]] [[sr:я]] [[fi:я]] [[uk:я]] [[zh:я]] 10885 2006-10-12T16:27:24Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ja:я]], [[ku:я]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Я''' or '''я''' # The [[45th]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"я"''' comes after "ю" This letter is pronounced as /ja/. {{cyrillic alphabet}} [[cs:я]] [[de:я]] [[en:я]] [[es:я]] [[fr:я]] [[hy:я]] [[io:я]] [[kk:я]] [[ky:я]] [[ku:я]] [[hu:я]] [[nl:я]] [[ja:я]] [[pl:я]] [[ru:я]] [[sr:я]] [[fi:я]] [[uk:я]] [[zh:я]] 11448 2006-10-22T09:52:58Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[sv:я]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''Я''' or '''я''' # The [[45th]] [[letter]] of the [[cyrillic alphabet]]. #: '''"я"''' comes after "ю" This letter is pronounced as /ja/. {{cyrillic alphabet}} [[cs:я]] [[de:я]] [[en:я]] [[es:я]] [[fr:я]] [[hy:я]] [[io:я]] [[kk:я]] [[ky:я]] [[ku:я]] [[hu:я]] [[nl:я]] [[ja:я]] [[pl:я]] [[ru:я]] [[sr:я]] [[fi:я]] [[sv:я]] [[uk:я]] [[zh:я]] 1940 4801 2006-02-01T22:13:02Z H2g2bob 43 ==Noun== [[Image:Sea ice terrain.jpg|thumb|Ice in the [[w:Arctic|Arctic]].]] '''ice''' # A [[gas]] or [[liquid]], normally [[water]], which has been [[frozen]] (made [[solid]]) #: When water is [[cool]]ed below 0&deg;C, it freezes into '''ice'''. #: '''Ice''' is the solid state of water. # [[Ice cream]] - a frozen dessert made with [[cream]] ==Verb== #To cover with [[icing]] #: I '''iced''' this cake #To [[cool]] (drinks) with ice. ==Related Words== * [[water]] * [[steam]] * [[hail]] * [[iceberg]] 5261 2006-02-23T00:59:38Z Conversion script [[Ice]] moved to [[ice]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== [[Image:Sea ice terrain.jpg|thumb|Ice in the [[w:Arctic|Arctic]].]] '''ice''' # A [[gas]] or [[liquid]], normally [[water]], which has been [[frozen]] (made [[solid]]) #: When water is [[cool]]ed below 0&deg;C, it freezes into '''ice'''. #: '''Ice''' is the solid state of water. # [[Ice cream]] - a frozen dessert made with [[cream]] ==Verb== #To cover with [[icing]] #: I '''iced''' this cake #To [[cool]] (drinks) with ice. ==Related Words== * [[water]] * [[steam]] * [[hail]] * [[iceberg]] 7495 2006-07-19T03:33:20Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ang, de, en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ko, pt, ru, sr, ta, th, zh ==Noun== [[Image:Sea ice terrain.jpg|thumb|Ice in the [[w:Arctic|Arctic]].]] '''ice''' # A [[gas]] or [[liquid]], normally [[water]], which has been [[frozen]] (made [[solid]]) #: When water is [[cool]]ed below 0&deg;C, it freezes into '''ice'''. #: '''Ice''' is the solid state of water. # [[Ice cream]] - a frozen dessert made with [[cream]] ==Verb== #To cover with [[icing]] #: I '''iced''' this cake #To [[cool]] (drinks) with ice. ==Related Words== * [[water]] * [[steam]] * [[hail]] * [[iceberg]] [[ang:ice]] [[de:ice]] [[en:ice]] [[fr:ice]] [[ko:ice]] [[io:ice]] [[it:ice]] [[hu:ice]] [[pt:ice]] [[ru:ice]] [[sr:ice]] [[fi:ice]] [[ta:ice]] [[th:ice]] [[zh:ice]] 7882 2006-07-22T14:17:53Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ ==Noun== [[Image:Iced_Stalactite.jpg|thumb|some ice]] [[Image:Sea ice terrain.jpg|thumb|Ice in the [[w:Arctic|Arctic]].]] '''ice''' # A [[gas]] or [[liquid]], normally [[water]], which has been [[frozen]] (made [[solid]]) #: When water is [[cool]]ed below 0&deg;C, it freezes into '''ice'''. #: '''Ice''' is the solid state of water. ==Verb== #To cover with [[icing]] #: I '''iced''' this cake #To [[cool]] (drinks) with ice. ==Related Words== * [[water]] * [[steam]] * [[hail]] * [[iceberg]] [[ang:ice]] [[de:ice]] [[en:ice]] [[fr:ice]] [[ko:ice]] [[io:ice]] [[it:ice]] [[hu:ice]] [[pt:ice]] [[ru:ice]] [[sr:ice]] [[fi:ice]] [[ta:ice]] [[th:ice]] [[zh:ice]] 7883 2006-07-22T14:18:11Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ ==Noun== {{mass noun}} [[Image:Iced_Stalactite.jpg|thumb|some ice]] [[Image:Sea ice terrain.jpg|thumb|Ice in the [[w:Arctic|Arctic]].]] '''ice''' # A [[gas]] or [[liquid]], normally [[water]], which has been [[frozen]] (made [[solid]]) #: When water is [[cool]]ed below 0&deg;C, it freezes into '''ice'''. #: '''Ice''' is the solid state of water. ==Verb== #To cover with [[icing]] #: I '''iced''' this cake #To [[cool]] (drinks) with ice. ==Related Words== * [[water]] * [[steam]] * [[hail]] * [[iceberg]] [[ang:ice]] [[de:ice]] [[en:ice]] [[fr:ice]] [[ko:ice]] [[io:ice]] [[it:ice]] [[hu:ice]] [[pt:ice]] [[ru:ice]] [[sr:ice]] [[fi:ice]] [[ta:ice]] [[th:ice]] [[zh:ice]] 7885 2006-07-22T14:20:08Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{mass noun}} [[Image:Iced_Stalactite.jpg|thumb|some ice]] [[Image:Sea ice terrain.jpg|thumb|Ice in the [[w:Arctic|Arctic]].]] '''ice''' # A [[gas]] or [[liquid]], normally [[water]], which has been [[frozen]] (made [[solid]]) #: ''When water is [[cool]]ed below 0&deg;C, it freezes into '''ice'''.'' #: '''''Ice''' is the solid state of water.'' ==Verb== {{verb|ice|ices|iced|icing}} #To [[cool]] something with ice. #:''I '''iced''' my kneed after I hurt it in soccer.'' #To cover with [[icing]] #: ''I '''iced''' this cake.'' ==Related Words== * [[water]] * [[steam]] * [[hail]] * [[iceberg]] [[ang:ice]] [[de:ice]] [[en:ice]] [[fr:ice]] [[ko:ice]] [[io:ice]] [[it:ice]] [[hu:ice]] [[pt:ice]] [[ru:ice]] [[sr:ice]] [[fi:ice]] [[ta:ice]] [[th:ice]] [[zh:ice]] 9639 2006-09-10T12:54:43Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy ==Noun== {{mass noun}} [[Image:Iced_Stalactite.jpg|thumb|some ice]] [[Image:Sea ice terrain.jpg|thumb|Ice in the [[w:Arctic|Arctic]].]] '''ice''' # A [[gas]] or [[liquid]], normally [[water]], which has been [[frozen]] (made [[solid]]) #: ''When water is [[cool]]ed below 0&deg;C, it freezes into '''ice'''.'' #: '''''Ice''' is the solid state of water.'' ==Verb== {{verb|ice|ices|iced|icing}} #To [[cool]] something with ice. #:''I '''iced''' my kneed after I hurt it in soccer.'' #To cover with [[icing]] #: ''I '''iced''' this cake.'' ==Related Words== * [[water]] * [[steam]] * [[hail]] * [[iceberg]] [[ang:ice]] [[de:ice]] [[en:ice]] [[fr:ice]] [[ko:ice]] [[hy:ice]] [[io:ice]] [[it:ice]] [[hu:ice]] [[pt:ice]] [[ru:ice]] [[sr:ice]] [[fi:ice]] [[ta:ice]] [[th:ice]] [[zh:ice]] 10086 2006-09-24T13:08:06Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[es:ice]], [[tr:ice]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} [[Image:Iced_Stalactite.jpg|thumb|some ice]] [[Image:Sea ice terrain.jpg|thumb|Ice in the [[w:Arctic|Arctic]].]] '''ice''' # A [[gas]] or [[liquid]], normally [[water]], which has been [[frozen]] (made [[solid]]) #: ''When water is [[cool]]ed below 0&deg;C, it freezes into '''ice'''.'' #: '''''Ice''' is the solid state of water.'' ==Verb== {{verb|ice|ices|iced|icing}} #To [[cool]] something with ice. #:''I '''iced''' my kneed after I hurt it in soccer.'' #To cover with [[icing]] #: ''I '''iced''' this cake.'' ==Related Words== * [[water]] * [[steam]] * [[hail]] * [[iceberg]] [[ang:ice]] [[de:ice]] [[en:ice]] [[es:ice]] [[fr:ice]] [[ko:ice]] [[hy:ice]] [[io:ice]] [[it:ice]] [[hu:ice]] [[pt:ice]] [[ru:ice]] [[sr:ice]] [[fi:ice]] [[ta:ice]] [[th:ice]] [[tr:ice]] [[zh:ice]] 10382 2006-10-05T12:38:35Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[vi:ice]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} [[Image:Iced_Stalactite.jpg|thumb|some ice]] [[Image:Sea ice terrain.jpg|thumb|Ice in the [[w:Arctic|Arctic]].]] '''ice''' # A [[gas]] or [[liquid]], normally [[water]], which has been [[frozen]] (made [[solid]]) #: ''When water is [[cool]]ed below 0&deg;C, it freezes into '''ice'''.'' #: '''''Ice''' is the solid state of water.'' ==Verb== {{verb|ice|ices|iced|icing}} #To [[cool]] something with ice. #:''I '''iced''' my kneed after I hurt it in soccer.'' #To cover with [[icing]] #: ''I '''iced''' this cake.'' ==Related Words== * [[water]] * [[steam]] * [[hail]] * [[iceberg]] [[ang:ice]] [[de:ice]] [[en:ice]] [[es:ice]] [[fr:ice]] [[ko:ice]] [[hy:ice]] [[io:ice]] [[it:ice]] [[hu:ice]] [[pt:ice]] [[ru:ice]] [[sr:ice]] [[fi:ice]] [[ta:ice]] [[th:ice]] [[vi:ice]] [[tr:ice]] [[zh:ice]] 10738 2006-10-10T13:16:48Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:ice]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} [[Image:Iced_Stalactite.jpg|thumb|some ice]] [[Image:Sea ice terrain.jpg|thumb|Ice in the [[w:Arctic|Arctic]].]] '''ice''' # A [[gas]] or [[liquid]], normally [[water]], which has been [[frozen]] (made [[solid]]) #: ''When water is [[cool]]ed below 0&deg;C, it freezes into '''ice'''.'' #: '''''Ice''' is the solid state of water.'' ==Verb== {{verb|ice|ices|iced|icing}} #To [[cool]] something with ice. #:''I '''iced''' my kneed after I hurt it in soccer.'' #To cover with [[icing]] #: ''I '''iced''' this cake.'' ==Related Words== * [[water]] * [[steam]] * [[hail]] * [[iceberg]] [[ang:ice]] [[de:ice]] [[en:ice]] [[es:ice]] [[fr:ice]] [[ko:ice]] [[hy:ice]] [[io:ice]] [[it:ice]] [[kk:ice]] [[hu:ice]] [[pt:ice]] [[ru:ice]] [[sr:ice]] [[fi:ice]] [[ta:ice]] [[th:ice]] [[vi:ice]] [[tr:ice]] [[zh:ice]] 14162 2006-12-21T08:57:52Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:ice]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} [[Image:Iced_Stalactite.jpg|thumb|some ice]] [[Image:Sea ice terrain.jpg|thumb|Ice in the [[w:Arctic|Arctic]].]] '''ice''' # A [[gas]] or [[liquid]], normally [[water]], which has been [[frozen]] (made [[solid]]) #: ''When water is [[cool]]ed below 0&deg;C, it freezes into '''ice'''.'' #: '''''Ice''' is the solid state of water.'' ==Verb== {{verb|ice|ices|iced|icing}} #To [[cool]] something with ice. #:''I '''iced''' my kneed after I hurt it in soccer.'' #To cover with [[icing]] #: ''I '''iced''' this cake.'' ==Related Words== * [[water]] * [[steam]] * [[hail]] * [[iceberg]] [[ang:ice]] [[de:ice]] [[en:ice]] [[es:ice]] [[fa:ice]] [[fr:ice]] [[ko:ice]] [[hy:ice]] [[io:ice]] [[it:ice]] [[kk:ice]] [[hu:ice]] [[pt:ice]] [[ru:ice]] [[sr:ice]] [[fi:ice]] [[ta:ice]] [[th:ice]] [[vi:ice]] [[tr:ice]] [[zh:ice]] 1941 4802 2006-02-02T04:38:39Z AmanitaMuscaria 63 '''Camera''' #An object that takes [[pictures]]. It can be [[digital]] or use [[film]]. [[Category:Nouns]] 4803 2006-02-02T04:38:54Z AmanitaMuscaria 63 '''Camera''' #An object that takes [[picture]]s. It can be [[digital]] or use [[film]]. [[Category:Nouns]] 4816 2006-02-02T20:29:47Z Gmcfoley 41 ==Noun== '''Camera''' #An object that takes [[picture]]s. It can be [[digital]] or use [[film]]. [[Category:Nouns]] 5169 2006-02-23T00:59:37Z Conversion script [[Camera]] moved to [[camera]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== '''Camera''' #An object that takes [[picture]]s. It can be [[digital]] or use [[film]]. [[Category:Nouns]] 5855 2006-03-13T04:36:21Z Cromwellt 61 added templates, definition, revised and related words {{wotd|2006|03|06}} ==Noun== {{noun|camera}} # An object that takes [[picture]]s. It can be [[digital]] or use [[film]]. #: ''I took a picture of the mountain with my camera.'' # A [[legislative]] group; a group that writes [[law]]s. #: ''The United States has a bicameral legislature. It includes the Senate and the House of Representatives.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *(''legislative group'') [[cameral]], [[bicameral]], [[unicameral]] ===Related words and phrases=== *(''object that takes pictures'') [[photography]], [[shoot]] *(''legislative group'') [[legislature]], [[government]], [[congress]] [[Category:Nouns]] 5856 2006-03-13T04:36:46Z Cromwellt 61 added link to EWikt {{wotd|2006|03|06}} ==Noun== {{noun|camera}} # An object that takes [[picture]]s. It can be [[digital]] or use [[film]]. #: ''I took a picture of the mountain with my camera.'' # A [[legislative]] group; a group that writes [[law]]s. #: ''The United States has a bicameral legislature. It includes the Senate and the House of Representatives.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *(''legislative group'') [[cameral]], [[bicameral]], [[unicameral]] ===Related words and phrases=== *(''object that takes pictures'') [[photography]], [[shoot]] *(''legislative group'') [[legislature]], [[government]], [[congress]] [[en:camera]] 7289 2006-07-17T12:43:36Z Kappa 92 image {{wotd|2006|03|06}} ==Noun== {{noun|camera}} [[Image:Canon Digital Ixus 430.jpg|thumb|A camera]] # An object that takes [[picture]]s. It can be [[digital]] or use [[film]]. #: ''I took a picture of the mountain with my camera.'' # A [[legislative]] group; a group that writes [[law]]s. #: ''The United States has a bicameral legislature. It includes the Senate and the House of Representatives.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *(''legislative group'') [[cameral]], [[bicameral]], [[unicameral]] ===Related words and phrases=== *(''object that takes pictures'') [[photography]], [[shoot]] *(''legislative group'') [[legislature]], [[government]], [[congress]] [[en:camera]] 7428 2006-07-19T00:45:28Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, de, fi, fr, hu, id, io, it, ja, kk, ko, nl, no, pl, sv, zh, zh-min-nan {{wotd|2006|03|06}} ==Noun== {{noun|camera}} [[Image:Canon Digital Ixus 430.jpg|thumb|A camera]] # An object that takes [[picture]]s. It can be [[digital]] or use [[film]]. #: ''I took a picture of the mountain with my camera.'' # A [[legislative]] group; a group that writes [[law]]s. #: ''The United States has a bicameral legislature. It includes the Senate and the House of Representatives.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *(''legislative group'') [[cameral]], [[bicameral]], [[unicameral]] ===Related words and phrases=== *(''object that takes pictures'') [[photography]], [[shoot]] *(''legislative group'') [[legislature]], [[government]], [[congress]] [[ar:camera]] [[zh-min-nan:camera]] [[de:camera]] [[en:camera]] [[fr:camera]] [[ko:camera]] [[io:camera]] [[id:camera]] [[it:camera]] [[kk:camera]] [[hu:camera]] [[nl:camera]] [[ja:camera]] [[no:camera]] [[pl:camera]] [[fi:camera]] [[sv:camera]] [[zh:camera]] 8436 2006-08-03T02:17:27Z Brett 77 {{wotd|2006|03|06}} ==Noun== {{noun|camera}} [[Image:Canon Digital Ixus 430.jpg|thumb|A camera]] # An object that takes [[picture]]s. It can be [[digital]] or use [[film]]. #: ''I took a picture of the mountain with my '''camera'''.'' # A [[legislative]] group; a group that writes [[law]]s. #: ''The United States has a '''bicameral''' legislature. It includes the Senate and the House of Representatives.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *(''legislative group'') [[cameral]], [[bicameral]], [[unicameral]] ===Related words and phrases=== *(''object that takes pictures'') [[photography]], [[shoot]] *(''legislative group'') [[legislature]], [[government]], [[congress]] [[ar:camera]] [[zh-min-nan:camera]] [[de:camera]] [[en:camera]] [[fr:camera]] [[ko:camera]] [[io:camera]] [[id:camera]] [[it:camera]] [[kk:camera]] [[hu:camera]] [[nl:camera]] [[ja:camera]] [[no:camera]] [[pl:camera]] [[fi:camera]] [[sv:camera]] [[zh:camera]] 8854 2006-08-21T18:37:13Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy {{wotd|2006|03|06}} ==Noun== {{noun|camera}} [[Image:Canon Digital Ixus 430.jpg|thumb|A camera]] # An object that takes [[picture]]s. It can be [[digital]] or use [[film]]. #: ''I took a picture of the mountain with my '''camera'''.'' # A [[legislative]] group; a group that writes [[law]]s. #: ''The United States has a '''bicameral''' legislature. It includes the Senate and the House of Representatives.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *(''legislative group'') [[cameral]], [[bicameral]], [[unicameral]] ===Related words and phrases=== *(''object that takes pictures'') [[photography]], [[shoot]] *(''legislative group'') [[legislature]], [[government]], [[congress]] [[ar:camera]] [[zh-min-nan:camera]] [[de:camera]] [[en:camera]] [[fr:camera]] [[ko:camera]] [[hy:camera]] [[io:camera]] [[id:camera]] [[it:camera]] [[kk:camera]] [[hu:camera]] [[nl:camera]] [[ja:camera]] [[no:camera]] [[pl:camera]] [[fi:camera]] [[sv:camera]] [[zh:camera]] 9469 2006-09-10T11:26:25Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ta, vi {{wotd|2006|03|06}} ==Noun== {{noun|camera}} [[Image:Canon Digital Ixus 430.jpg|thumb|A camera]] # An object that takes [[picture]]s. It can be [[digital]] or use [[film]]. #: ''I took a picture of the mountain with my '''camera'''.'' # A [[legislative]] group; a group that writes [[law]]s. #: ''The United States has a '''bicameral''' legislature. It includes the Senate and the House of Representatives.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *(''legislative group'') [[cameral]], [[bicameral]], [[unicameral]] ===Related words and phrases=== *(''object that takes pictures'') [[photography]], [[shoot]] *(''legislative group'') [[legislature]], [[government]], [[congress]] [[ar:camera]] [[zh-min-nan:camera]] [[de:camera]] [[en:camera]] [[fr:camera]] [[ko:camera]] [[hy:camera]] [[io:camera]] [[id:camera]] [[it:camera]] [[kk:camera]] [[hu:camera]] [[nl:camera]] [[ja:camera]] [[no:camera]] [[pl:camera]] [[fi:camera]] [[sv:camera]] [[ta:camera]] [[vi:camera]] [[zh:camera]] 10502 2006-10-08T06:14:37Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[he:camera]] {{wotd|2006|03|06}} ==Noun== {{noun|camera}} [[Image:Canon Digital Ixus 430.jpg|thumb|A camera]] # An object that takes [[picture]]s. It can be [[digital]] or use [[film]]. #: ''I took a picture of the mountain with my '''camera'''.'' # A [[legislative]] group; a group that writes [[law]]s. #: ''The United States has a '''bicameral''' legislature. It includes the Senate and the House of Representatives.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *(''legislative group'') [[cameral]], [[bicameral]], [[unicameral]] ===Related words and phrases=== *(''object that takes pictures'') [[photography]], [[shoot]] *(''legislative group'') [[legislature]], [[government]], [[congress]] [[ar:camera]] [[zh-min-nan:camera]] [[de:camera]] [[en:camera]] [[fr:camera]] [[ko:camera]] [[hy:camera]] [[io:camera]] [[id:camera]] [[it:camera]] [[he:camera]] [[kk:camera]] [[hu:camera]] [[nl:camera]] [[ja:camera]] [[no:camera]] [[pl:camera]] [[fi:camera]] [[sv:camera]] [[ta:camera]] [[vi:camera]] [[zh:camera]] 11070 2006-10-14T22:19:21Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:camera]] {{wotd|2006|03|06}} ==Noun== {{noun|camera}} [[Image:Canon Digital Ixus 430.jpg|thumb|A camera]] # An object that takes [[picture]]s. It can be [[digital]] or use [[film]]. #: ''I took a picture of the mountain with my '''camera'''.'' # A [[legislative]] group; a group that writes [[law]]s. #: ''The United States has a '''bicameral''' legislature. It includes the Senate and the House of Representatives.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *(''legislative group'') [[cameral]], [[bicameral]], [[unicameral]] ===Related words and phrases=== *(''object that takes pictures'') [[photography]], [[shoot]] *(''legislative group'') [[legislature]], [[government]], [[congress]] [[ar:camera]] [[zh-min-nan:camera]] [[de:camera]] [[en:camera]] [[fr:camera]] [[ko:camera]] [[hy:camera]] [[io:camera]] [[id:camera]] [[it:camera]] [[he:camera]] [[kk:camera]] [[hu:camera]] [[nl:camera]] [[ja:camera]] [[no:camera]] [[pl:camera]] [[ru:camera]] [[fi:camera]] [[sv:camera]] [[ta:camera]] [[vi:camera]] [[zh:camera]] 13719 2006-12-12T22:25:38Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ku:camera]] {{wotd|2006|03|06}} ==Noun== {{noun|camera}} [[Image:Canon Digital Ixus 430.jpg|thumb|A camera]] # An object that takes [[picture]]s. It can be [[digital]] or use [[film]]. #: ''I took a picture of the mountain with my '''camera'''.'' # A [[legislative]] group; a group that writes [[law]]s. #: ''The United States has a '''bicameral''' legislature. It includes the Senate and the House of Representatives.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *(''legislative group'') [[cameral]], [[bicameral]], [[unicameral]] ===Related words and phrases=== *(''object that takes pictures'') [[photography]], [[shoot]] *(''legislative group'') [[legislature]], [[government]], [[congress]] [[ar:camera]] [[zh-min-nan:camera]] [[de:camera]] [[en:camera]] [[fr:camera]] [[ko:camera]] [[hy:camera]] [[io:camera]] [[id:camera]] [[it:camera]] [[he:camera]] [[kk:camera]] [[ku:camera]] [[hu:camera]] [[nl:camera]] [[ja:camera]] [[no:camera]] [[pl:camera]] [[ru:camera]] [[fi:camera]] [[sv:camera]] [[ta:camera]] [[vi:camera]] [[zh:camera]] 1942 4805 2006-02-02T04:40:51Z AmanitaMuscaria 63 '''Tongue''' #The part of the [[body]] that tastes [[food]]. It is [[pink]] or [[red]] and is inside the [[mouth]]. 4818 2006-02-02T20:30:55Z Gmcfoley 41 ==Noun== '''Tongue''' #The part of the [[body]] that tastes [[food]]. It is [[pink]] or [[red]] and is inside the [[mouth]]. 5375 2006-02-23T00:59:40Z Conversion script [[Tongue]] moved to [[tongue]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== '''Tongue''' #The part of the [[body]] that tastes [[food]]. It is [[pink]] or [[red]] and is inside the [[mouth]]. 7772 2006-07-19T13:22:50Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: el, en, fa, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, ko, la, pt, sr, ta, zh ==Noun== '''Tongue''' #The part of the [[body]] that tastes [[food]]. It is [[pink]] or [[red]] and is inside the [[mouth]]. [[el:tongue]] [[en:tongue]] [[fa:tongue]] [[fr:tongue]] [[ko:tongue]] [[io:tongue]] [[it:tongue]] [[la:tongue]] [[hu:tongue]] [[ja:tongue]] [[pt:tongue]] [[sr:tongue]] [[fi:tongue]] [[ta:tongue]] [[zh:tongue]] 7845 2006-07-21T01:35:44Z Kappa 92 picture ==Noun== '''Tongue''' #The part of the [[body]] that tastes [[food]]. It is [[pink]] or [[red]] and is inside the [[mouth]]. [[Image:Tongue.agr.jpg|thumb|A tongue]] [[el:tongue]] [[en:tongue]] [[fa:tongue]] [[fr:tongue]] [[ko:tongue]] [[io:tongue]] [[it:tongue]] [[la:tongue]] [[hu:tongue]] [[ja:tongue]] [[pt:tongue]] [[sr:tongue]] [[fi:tongue]] [[ta:tongue]] [[zh:tongue]] 7849 2006-07-21T01:40:11Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ ==Noun== {{noun}} #The part of the [[body]] that tastes [[food]]. It is [[pink]] or [[red]] and is inside the [[mouth]]. [[Image:Tongue.agr.jpg|thumb|A tongue]] [[el:tongue]] [[en:tongue]] [[fa:tongue]] [[fr:tongue]] [[ko:tongue]] [[io:tongue]] [[it:tongue]] [[la:tongue]] [[hu:tongue]] [[ja:tongue]] [[pt:tongue]] [[sr:tongue]] [[fi:tongue]] [[ta:tongue]] [[zh:tongue]] 8690 2006-08-13T19:46:31Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de ==Noun== {{noun}} #The part of the [[body]] that tastes [[food]]. It is [[pink]] or [[red]] and is inside the [[mouth]]. [[Image:Tongue.agr.jpg|thumb|A tongue]] [[de:tongue]] [[el:tongue]] [[en:tongue]] [[fa:tongue]] [[fr:tongue]] [[ko:tongue]] [[io:tongue]] [[it:tongue]] [[la:tongue]] [[hu:tongue]] [[ja:tongue]] [[pt:tongue]] [[sr:tongue]] [[fi:tongue]] [[ta:tongue]] [[zh:tongue]] 9185 2006-08-22T05:07:45Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy ==Noun== {{noun}} #The part of the [[body]] that tastes [[food]]. It is [[pink]] or [[red]] and is inside the [[mouth]]. [[Image:Tongue.agr.jpg|thumb|A tongue]] [[de:tongue]] [[el:tongue]] [[en:tongue]] [[fa:tongue]] [[fr:tongue]] [[ko:tongue]] [[hy:tongue]] [[io:tongue]] [[it:tongue]] [[la:tongue]] [[hu:tongue]] [[ja:tongue]] [[pt:tongue]] [[sr:tongue]] [[fi:tongue]] [[ta:tongue]] [[zh:tongue]] 10246 2006-09-24T14:13:42Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[es:tongue]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #The part of the [[body]] that tastes [[food]]. It is [[pink]] or [[red]] and is inside the [[mouth]]. [[Image:Tongue.agr.jpg|thumb|A tongue]] [[de:tongue]] [[el:tongue]] [[en:tongue]] [[es:tongue]] [[fa:tongue]] [[fr:tongue]] [[ko:tongue]] [[hy:tongue]] [[io:tongue]] [[it:tongue]] [[la:tongue]] [[hu:tongue]] [[ja:tongue]] [[pt:tongue]] [[sr:tongue]] [[fi:tongue]] [[ta:tongue]] [[zh:tongue]] 10820 2006-10-11T13:27:41Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:tongue]], [[vi:tongue]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #The part of the [[body]] that tastes [[food]]. It is [[pink]] or [[red]] and is inside the [[mouth]]. [[Image:Tongue.agr.jpg|thumb|A tongue]] [[de:tongue]] [[el:tongue]] [[en:tongue]] [[es:tongue]] [[fa:tongue]] [[fr:tongue]] [[ko:tongue]] [[hy:tongue]] [[io:tongue]] [[it:tongue]] [[kk:tongue]] [[la:tongue]] [[hu:tongue]] [[ja:tongue]] [[pt:tongue]] [[sr:tongue]] [[fi:tongue]] [[ta:tongue]] [[vi:tongue]] [[zh:tongue]] 11358 2006-10-19T01:40:40Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ku:tongue]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #The part of the [[body]] that tastes [[food]]. It is [[pink]] or [[red]] and is inside the [[mouth]]. [[Image:Tongue.agr.jpg|thumb|A tongue]] [[de:tongue]] [[el:tongue]] [[en:tongue]] [[es:tongue]] [[fa:tongue]] [[fr:tongue]] [[ko:tongue]] [[hy:tongue]] [[io:tongue]] [[it:tongue]] [[kk:tongue]] [[ku:tongue]] [[la:tongue]] [[hu:tongue]] [[ja:tongue]] [[pt:tongue]] [[sr:tongue]] [[fi:tongue]] [[ta:tongue]] [[vi:tongue]] [[zh:tongue]] 13384 2006-12-06T02:28:28Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ca:tongue]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #The part of the [[body]] that tastes [[food]]. It is [[pink]] or [[red]] and is inside the [[mouth]]. [[Image:Tongue.agr.jpg|thumb|A tongue]] [[ca:tongue]] [[de:tongue]] [[el:tongue]] [[en:tongue]] [[es:tongue]] [[fa:tongue]] [[fr:tongue]] [[ko:tongue]] [[hy:tongue]] [[io:tongue]] [[it:tongue]] [[kk:tongue]] [[ku:tongue]] [[la:tongue]] [[hu:tongue]] [[ja:tongue]] [[pt:tongue]] [[sr:tongue]] [[fi:tongue]] [[ta:tongue]] [[vi:tongue]] [[zh:tongue]] 1943 4807 2006-02-02T04:44:41Z AmanitaMuscaria 63 == Noun == '''Night''' #The opposite of [[day]]. It is the time after the [[sun]] goes down. [[Category:Nouns]] 5311 2006-02-23T00:59:39Z Conversion script [[Night]] moved to [[night]]: Converting page titles to lowercase == Noun == '''Night''' #The opposite of [[day]]. It is the time after the [[sun]] goes down. [[Category:Nouns]] 7243 2006-07-16T13:33:27Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ == Noun == {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} #The opposite of [[day]]. It is the time after the [[sun]] goes down. [[Category:Nouns]] 7244 2006-07-16T13:34:33Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ == Noun == {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} #The opposite of [[day]]. It is the time after the [[sun]] goes down. 7648 2006-07-19T08:58:36Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, el, en, fa, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, ko, ku, la, pl, ru, sr, sv, ta, uk, vi, zh == Noun == {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} #The opposite of [[day]]. It is the time after the [[sun]] goes down. [[de:night]] [[el:night]] [[en:night]] [[fa:night]] [[fr:night]] [[ko:night]] [[io:night]] [[it:night]] [[ku:night]] [[la:night]] [[hu:night]] [[ja:night]] [[pl:night]] [[ru:night]] [[sr:night]] [[fi:night]] [[sv:night]] [[ta:night]] [[vi:night]] [[uk:night]] [[zh:night]] 9680 2006-09-10T13:39:54Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: pt == Noun == {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} #The opposite of [[day]]. It is the time after the [[sun]] goes down. [[de:night]] [[el:night]] [[en:night]] [[fa:night]] [[fr:night]] [[ko:night]] [[io:night]] [[it:night]] [[ku:night]] [[la:night]] [[hu:night]] [[ja:night]] [[pl:night]] [[pt:night]] [[ru:night]] [[sr:night]] [[fi:night]] [[sv:night]] [[ta:night]] [[vi:night]] [[uk:night]] [[zh:night]] 10166 2006-09-24T13:41:03Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[es:night]], [[tr:night]] == Noun == {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} #The opposite of [[day]]. It is the time after the [[sun]] goes down. [[de:night]] [[el:night]] [[en:night]] [[es:night]] [[fa:night]] [[fr:night]] [[ko:night]] [[io:night]] [[it:night]] [[ku:night]] [[la:night]] [[hu:night]] [[ja:night]] [[pl:night]] [[pt:night]] [[ru:night]] [[sr:night]] [[fi:night]] [[sv:night]] [[ta:night]] [[vi:night]] [[tr:night]] [[uk:night]] [[zh:night]] 10872 2006-10-12T03:58:00Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ky:night]] == Noun == {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} #The opposite of [[day]]. It is the time after the [[sun]] goes down. [[de:night]] [[el:night]] [[en:night]] [[es:night]] [[fa:night]] [[fr:night]] [[ko:night]] [[io:night]] [[it:night]] [[ky:night]] [[ku:night]] [[la:night]] [[hu:night]] [[ja:night]] [[pl:night]] [[pt:night]] [[ru:night]] [[sr:night]] [[fi:night]] [[sv:night]] [[ta:night]] [[vi:night]] [[tr:night]] [[uk:night]] [[zh:night]] 11183 2006-10-17T12:10:57Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[hy:night]] == Noun == {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} #The opposite of [[day]]. It is the time after the [[sun]] goes down. [[de:night]] [[el:night]] [[en:night]] [[es:night]] [[fa:night]] [[fr:night]] [[ko:night]] [[hy:night]] [[io:night]] [[it:night]] [[ky:night]] [[ku:night]] [[la:night]] [[hu:night]] [[ja:night]] [[pl:night]] [[pt:night]] [[ru:night]] [[sr:night]] [[fi:night]] [[sv:night]] [[ta:night]] [[vi:night]] [[tr:night]] [[uk:night]] [[zh:night]] 1944 4808 2006-02-02T04:49:00Z AmanitaMuscaria 63 == Noun == {{Wiktionary}} '''Sun''' #The [[star]] that can be seen during the [[day]] from the [[Earth]]. It is a [[yellow]] [[circle]]. #: The '''sun''' is very hot. [[Category:Nouns]] 4831 2006-02-06T12:26:12Z 220.48.96.98 /* Noun */ == Noun == {{Wiktionary}} '''Sun''' #The [[star]] that can be seen during the [[day]] from the [[Earth]]. In the [[sky]], it looks like a [[yellow]] [[circle]]. #: The '''sun''' is very hot. [[Category:Nouns]] 5363 2006-02-23T00:59:40Z Conversion script [[Sun]] moved to [[sun]]: Converting page titles to lowercase == Noun == {{Wiktionary}} '''Sun''' #The [[star]] that can be seen during the [[day]] from the [[Earth]]. In the [[sky]], it looks like a [[yellow]] [[circle]]. #: The '''sun''' is very hot. [[Category:Nouns]] 6135 2006-03-23T10:37:36Z Cromwellt 61 fixed page :See also [[Sun]]. == Noun == {{noun}} # A [[star]]. #: ''Scientists have found other suns with planets around them.'' #The star that can be seen during the [[day]] from the [[Earth]]. In the [[sky]], it looks like a [[yellow]] [[circle]]. #: The '''sun''' is very hot. ===Synonyms=== *(''a star'') [[star]] *(''the star that can be seen'') [[Sol]] [[Category:Nouns]] [[en:sun]] 6137 2006-03-23T10:42:21Z Cromwellt 61 fixed see also ''See also [[Sun]].'' == Noun == {{noun}} # A [[star]]. #: ''Scientists have found other suns with planets around them.'' #The star that can be seen during the [[day]] from the [[Earth]]. In the [[sky]], it looks like a [[yellow]] [[circle]]. #: The '''sun''' is very hot. ===Synonyms=== *(''a star'') [[star]] *(''the star that can be seen'') [[Sol]] [[Category:Nouns]] [[en:sun]] 7720 2006-07-19T11:35:53Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: el, fa, fi, fr, hu, hy, io, it, ja, ko, pl, pt, ru, sr, sv, ta, uk, vi, zh ''See also [[Sun]].'' == Noun == {{noun}} # A [[star]]. #: ''Scientists have found other suns with planets around them.'' #The star that can be seen during the [[day]] from the [[Earth]]. In the [[sky]], it looks like a [[yellow]] [[circle]]. #: The '''sun''' is very hot. ===Synonyms=== *(''a star'') [[star]] *(''the star that can be seen'') [[Sol]] [[Category:Nouns]] [[el:sun]] [[en:sun]] [[fa:sun]] [[fr:sun]] [[ko:sun]] [[hy:sun]] [[io:sun]] [[it:sun]] [[hu:sun]] [[ja:sun]] [[pl:sun]] [[pt:sun]] [[ru:sun]] [[sr:sun]] [[fi:sun]] [[sv:sun]] [[ta:sun]] [[vi:sun]] [[uk:sun]] [[zh:sun]] 7805 2006-07-19T14:39:51Z 203.76.211.163 added interwiki ''See also [[Sun]].'' == Noun == {{noun}} # A [[star]]. #: ''Scientists have found other suns with planets around them.'' #The star that can be seen during the [[day]] from the [[Earth]]. In the [[sky]], it looks like a [[yellow]] [[circle]]. #: The '''sun''' is very hot. ===Synonyms=== *(''a star'') [[star]] *(''the star that can be seen'') [[Sol]] [[Category:Nouns]] [[el:sun]] [[en:sun]] [[fa:sun]] [[fr:sun]] [[ko:sun]] [[hy:sun]] [[io:sun]] [[it:sun]] [[hu:sun]] [[ja:sun]] [[pl:sun]] [[pt:sun]] [[ru:sun]] [[sr:sun]] [[fi:sun]] [[sv:sun]] [[ta:sun]] [[vi:sun]] [[uk:sun]] [[zh:sun]] [[zh-min-nan:sun]] 10240 2006-09-24T14:12:42Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[es:sun]], [[tr:sun]] ''See also [[Sun]].'' == Noun == {{noun}} # A [[star]]. #: ''Scientists have found other suns with planets around them.'' #The star that can be seen during the [[day]] from the [[Earth]]. In the [[sky]], it looks like a [[yellow]] [[circle]]. #: The '''sun''' is very hot. ===Synonyms=== *(''a star'') [[star]] *(''the star that can be seen'') [[Sol]] [[Category:Nouns]] [[zh-min-nan:sun]] [[el:sun]] [[en:sun]] [[es:sun]] [[fa:sun]] [[fr:sun]] [[ko:sun]] [[hy:sun]] [[io:sun]] [[it:sun]] [[hu:sun]] [[ja:sun]] [[pl:sun]] [[pt:sun]] [[ru:sun]] [[sr:sun]] [[fi:sun]] [[sv:sun]] [[ta:sun]] [[vi:sun]] [[tr:sun]] [[uk:sun]] [[zh:sun]] 10562 2006-10-09T01:49:23Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:sun]] ''See also [[Sun]].'' == Noun == {{noun}} # A [[star]]. #: ''Scientists have found other suns with planets around them.'' #The star that can be seen during the [[day]] from the [[Earth]]. In the [[sky]], it looks like a [[yellow]] [[circle]]. #: The '''sun''' is very hot. ===Synonyms=== *(''a star'') [[star]] *(''the star that can be seen'') [[Sol]] [[Category:Nouns]] [[zh-min-nan:sun]] [[el:sun]] [[en:sun]] [[es:sun]] [[fa:sun]] [[fr:sun]] [[ko:sun]] [[hy:sun]] [[io:sun]] [[it:sun]] [[kk:sun]] [[hu:sun]] [[ja:sun]] [[pl:sun]] [[pt:sun]] [[ru:sun]] [[sr:sun]] [[fi:sun]] [[sv:sun]] [[ta:sun]] [[vi:sun]] [[tr:sun]] [[uk:sun]] [[zh:sun]] 10803 2006-10-11T09:37:32Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ku:sun]] ''See also [[Sun]].'' == Noun == {{noun}} # A [[star]]. #: ''Scientists have found other suns with planets around them.'' #The star that can be seen during the [[day]] from the [[Earth]]. In the [[sky]], it looks like a [[yellow]] [[circle]]. #: The '''sun''' is very hot. ===Synonyms=== *(''a star'') [[star]] *(''the star that can be seen'') [[Sol]] [[Category:Nouns]] [[zh-min-nan:sun]] [[el:sun]] [[en:sun]] [[es:sun]] [[fa:sun]] [[fr:sun]] [[ko:sun]] [[hy:sun]] [[io:sun]] [[it:sun]] [[kk:sun]] [[ku:sun]] [[hu:sun]] [[ja:sun]] [[pl:sun]] [[pt:sun]] [[ru:sun]] [[sr:sun]] [[fi:sun]] [[sv:sun]] [[ta:sun]] [[vi:sun]] [[tr:sun]] [[uk:sun]] [[zh:sun]] 14134 2006-12-21T02:25:28Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ca:sun]] ''See also [[Sun]].'' == Noun == {{noun}} # A [[star]]. #: ''Scientists have found other suns with planets around them.'' #The star that can be seen during the [[day]] from the [[Earth]]. In the [[sky]], it looks like a [[yellow]] [[circle]]. #: The '''sun''' is very hot. ===Synonyms=== *(''a star'') [[star]] *(''the star that can be seen'') [[Sol]] [[Category:Nouns]] [[zh-min-nan:sun]] [[ca:sun]] [[el:sun]] [[en:sun]] [[es:sun]] [[fa:sun]] [[fr:sun]] [[ko:sun]] [[hy:sun]] [[io:sun]] [[it:sun]] [[kk:sun]] [[ku:sun]] [[hu:sun]] [[ja:sun]] [[pl:sun]] [[pt:sun]] [[ru:sun]] [[sr:sun]] [[fi:sun]] [[sv:sun]] [[ta:sun]] [[vi:sun]] [[tr:sun]] [[uk:sun]] [[zh:sun]] 1945 4809 2006-02-02T04:52:18Z AmanitaMuscaria 63 == Noun == {{Wiktionary}} '''Bee''' #A [[black]] and [[yellow]] striped [[insect]] with [[wings]] that makes [[honey]]. It has a [[sting]]er. #: That '''bee''' is flying to the flower. [[Category:Nouns]] 5147 2006-02-23T00:59:37Z Conversion script [[Bee]] moved to [[bee]]: Converting page titles to lowercase == Noun == {{Wiktionary}} '''Bee''' #A [[black]] and [[yellow]] striped [[insect]] with [[wings]] that makes [[honey]]. It has a [[sting]]er. #: That '''bee''' is flying to the flower. [[Category:Nouns]] 5844 2006-03-13T03:39:39Z Cromwellt 61 added wotd, noun template, etc. {{wotd|2006|02|28}} == Noun == {{noun|bee|bees}} #A [[black]] and [[yellow]] striped [[insect]] with [[wings]] that makes [[honey]]. It has a [[sting]]er. #: That '''bee''' is flying to the flower. ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[beeswax]] *[[beehive]] *[[worker bee]] *[[queen bee]] ===See also=== *[[nectar]] [[en:bee]] 7391 2006-07-18T23:08:46Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, de, el, es, fi, fr, gl, hu, id, io, it, ko, pl, pt, ru, sr, sv, ta, zh {{wotd|2006|02|28}} == Noun == {{noun|bee|bees}} #A [[black]] and [[yellow]] striped [[insect]] with [[wings]] that makes [[honey]]. It has a [[sting]]er. #: That '''bee''' is flying to the flower. ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[beeswax]] *[[beehive]] *[[worker bee]] *[[queen bee]] ===See also=== *[[nectar]] [[ar:bee]] [[de:bee]] [[el:bee]] [[en:bee]] [[es:bee]] [[fr:bee]] [[gl:bee]] [[ko:bee]] [[io:bee]] [[id:bee]] [[it:bee]] [[hu:bee]] [[pl:bee]] [[pt:bee]] [[ru:bee]] [[sr:bee]] [[fi:bee]] [[sv:bee]] [[ta:bee]] [[zh:bee]] 7826 2006-07-21T00:49:38Z Kappa 92 image {{wotd|2006|02|28}} == Noun == {{noun|bee|bees}} #A [[black]] and [[yellow]] striped [[insect]] with [[wings]] that makes [[honey]]. It has a [[sting]]er. #: That '''bee''' is flying to the flower. [[Image:HoneyBee.jpg|thumb|A bee on a flower]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[beeswax]] *[[beehive]] *[[worker bee]] *[[queen bee]] ===See also=== *[[nectar]] [[ar:bee]] [[de:bee]] [[el:bee]] [[en:bee]] [[es:bee]] [[fr:bee]] [[gl:bee]] [[ko:bee]] [[io:bee]] [[id:bee]] [[it:bee]] [[hu:bee]] [[pl:bee]] [[pt:bee]] [[ru:bee]] [[sr:bee]] [[fi:bee]] [[sv:bee]] [[ta:bee]] [[zh:bee]] 8846 2006-08-21T18:29:31Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy, uk {{wotd|2006|02|28}} == Noun == {{noun|bee|bees}} #A [[black]] and [[yellow]] striped [[insect]] with [[wings]] that makes [[honey]]. It has a [[sting]]er. #: That '''bee''' is flying to the flower. [[Image:HoneyBee.jpg|thumb|A bee on a flower]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[beeswax]] *[[beehive]] *[[worker bee]] *[[queen bee]] ===See also=== *[[nectar]] [[ar:bee]] [[de:bee]] [[el:bee]] [[en:bee]] [[es:bee]] [[fr:bee]] [[gl:bee]] [[ko:bee]] [[hy:bee]] [[io:bee]] [[id:bee]] [[it:bee]] [[hu:bee]] [[pl:bee]] [[pt:bee]] [[ru:bee]] [[sr:bee]] [[fi:bee]] [[sv:bee]] [[ta:bee]] [[uk:bee]] [[zh:bee]] 9494 2006-09-10T11:30:47Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi {{wotd|2006|02|28}} == Noun == {{noun|bee|bees}} #A [[black]] and [[yellow]] striped [[insect]] with [[wings]] that makes [[honey]]. It has a [[sting]]er. #: That '''bee''' is flying to the flower. [[Image:HoneyBee.jpg|thumb|A bee on a flower]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[beeswax]] *[[beehive]] *[[worker bee]] *[[queen bee]] ===See also=== *[[nectar]] [[ar:bee]] [[de:bee]] [[el:bee]] [[en:bee]] [[es:bee]] [[fr:bee]] [[gl:bee]] [[ko:bee]] [[hy:bee]] [[io:bee]] [[id:bee]] [[it:bee]] [[hu:bee]] [[pl:bee]] [[pt:bee]] [[ru:bee]] [[sr:bee]] [[fi:bee]] [[sv:bee]] [[ta:bee]] [[vi:bee]] [[uk:bee]] [[zh:bee]] 10442 2006-10-06T20:34:57Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:bee]] {{wotd|2006|02|28}} == Noun == {{noun|bee|bees}} #A [[black]] and [[yellow]] striped [[insect]] with [[wings]] that makes [[honey]]. It has a [[sting]]er. #: That '''bee''' is flying to the flower. [[Image:HoneyBee.jpg|thumb|A bee on a flower]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[beeswax]] *[[beehive]] *[[worker bee]] *[[queen bee]] ===See also=== *[[nectar]] [[ar:bee]] [[de:bee]] [[el:bee]] [[en:bee]] [[es:bee]] [[fr:bee]] [[gl:bee]] [[ko:bee]] [[hy:bee]] [[io:bee]] [[id:bee]] [[it:bee]] [[kk:bee]] [[hu:bee]] [[pl:bee]] [[pt:bee]] [[ru:bee]] [[sr:bee]] [[fi:bee]] [[sv:bee]] [[ta:bee]] [[vi:bee]] [[uk:bee]] [[zh:bee]] 13036 2006-11-30T04:34:31Z Coppertwig 139 BE850 mark {{BE850}} {{wotd|2006|02|28}} == Noun == {{noun|bee|bees}} #A [[black]] and [[yellow]] striped [[insect]] with [[wings]] that makes [[honey]]. It has a [[sting]]er. #: That '''bee''' is flying to the flower. [[Image:HoneyBee.jpg|thumb|A bee on a flower]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[beeswax]] *[[beehive]] *[[worker bee]] *[[queen bee]] ===See also=== *[[nectar]] [[ar:bee]] [[de:bee]] [[el:bee]] [[en:bee]] [[es:bee]] [[fr:bee]] [[gl:bee]] [[ko:bee]] [[hy:bee]] [[io:bee]] [[id:bee]] [[it:bee]] [[kk:bee]] [[hu:bee]] [[pl:bee]] [[pt:bee]] [[ru:bee]] [[sr:bee]] [[fi:bee]] [[sv:bee]] [[ta:bee]] [[vi:bee]] [[uk:bee]] [[zh:bee]] 13702 2006-12-12T18:43:47Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ja:bee]] {{BE850}} {{wotd|2006|02|28}} == Noun == {{noun|bee|bees}} #A [[black]] and [[yellow]] striped [[insect]] with [[wings]] that makes [[honey]]. It has a [[sting]]er. #: That '''bee''' is flying to the flower. [[Image:HoneyBee.jpg|thumb|A bee on a flower]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[beeswax]] *[[beehive]] *[[worker bee]] *[[queen bee]] ===See also=== *[[nectar]] [[ar:bee]] [[de:bee]] [[el:bee]] [[en:bee]] [[es:bee]] [[fr:bee]] [[gl:bee]] [[ko:bee]] [[hy:bee]] [[io:bee]] [[id:bee]] [[it:bee]] [[kk:bee]] [[hu:bee]] [[ja:bee]] [[pl:bee]] [[pt:bee]] [[ru:bee]] [[sr:bee]] [[fi:bee]] [[sv:bee]] [[ta:bee]] [[vi:bee]] [[uk:bee]] [[zh:bee]] 14244 2006-12-21T18:43:20Z Brett 77 {{BE850}} {{wotd|2006|02|28}} == Noun == {{noun|bee|bees}} #A [[black]] and [[yellow]] striped [[insect]] with [[wings]] that makes [[honey]]. It has a [[sting]]er. #: That '''bee''' is flying to the flower. [[Image:HoneyBee.jpg|thumb|A '''bee''' on a flower]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[beeswax]] *[[beehive]] *[[worker bee]] *[[queen bee]] ===See also=== *[[nectar]] [[ar:bee]] [[de:bee]] [[el:bee]] [[en:bee]] [[es:bee]] [[fr:bee]] [[gl:bee]] [[ko:bee]] [[hy:bee]] [[io:bee]] [[id:bee]] [[it:bee]] [[kk:bee]] [[hu:bee]] [[ja:bee]] [[pl:bee]] [[pt:bee]] [[ru:bee]] [[sr:bee]] [[fi:bee]] [[sv:bee]] [[ta:bee]] [[vi:bee]] [[uk:bee]] [[zh:bee]] 1946 4810 2006-02-02T04:55:46Z AmanitaMuscaria 63 == Noun == {{Wiktionary}} '''Honey''' #A [[sweet]] [[liquid]] that is made from [[bee]]s. It is usually [[gold]]en or [[brown]]. #: Add some '''honey''' to make it taste good. #An [[affectionate]] term. #: '''Honey, I only love you. 4830 2006-02-06T12:14:00Z 220.48.96.98 /* Noun */ == Noun == {{Wiktionary}} '''Honey''' #A [[sweet]] [[liquid]] that is made by [[bee]]s. It is usually [[gold]]en or [[brown]]. #: Add some '''honey''' to make it taste good. #An [[affectionate]] term. #: '''Honey, I only love you. 5251 2006-02-23T00:59:38Z Conversion script [[Honey]] moved to [[honey]]: Converting page titles to lowercase == Noun == {{Wiktionary}} '''Honey''' #A [[sweet]] [[liquid]] that is made by [[bee]]s. It is usually [[gold]]en or [[brown]]. #: Add some '''honey''' to make it taste good. #An [[affectionate]] term. #: '''Honey, I only love you. 5861 2006-03-13T04:52:53Z Cromwellt 61 added templates, derived and related words, see also, etc. {{wotd|2006|03|11}} == Noun == {{noun}} # A [[sweet]] [[liquid]] that is made by [[bee]]s. It is usually [[gold]]en or [[brown]]. #: Add some '''honey''' to make it taste good. # An [[affectionate]] term. #: '''''Honey''', I only love you.'' # (''informal'') A woman. #: ''We need to find some honeys.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[honeybun]] *[[clover honey]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[nectar]] ===See also=== *[[bee]] [[en:honey]] 5875 2006-03-13T05:32:01Z Cromwellt 61 added mass noun template {{wotd|2006|03|11}} == Noun == {{mass noun}} # A [[sweet]] [[liquid]] that is made by [[bee]]s. It is usually [[gold]]en or [[brown]]. #: Add some '''honey''' to make it taste good. {{noun}} # An [[affectionate]] term. #: '''''Honey''', I only love you.'' # (''informal'') A woman. #: ''We need to find some honeys.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[honeybun]] *[[clover honey]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[nectar]] ===See also=== *[[bee]] [[en:honey]] 6871 2006-06-26T13:43:10Z 85.55.175.218 + interwikis {{wotd|2006|03|11}} == Noun == {{mass noun}} # A [[sweet]] [[liquid]] that is made by [[bee]]s. It is usually [[gold]]en or [[brown]]. #: Add some '''honey''' to make it taste good. {{noun}} # An [[affectionate]] term. #: '''''Honey''', I only love you.'' # (''informal'') A woman. #: ''We need to find some honeys.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[honeybun]] *[[clover honey]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[nectar]] ===See also=== *[[bee]] [[en:honey]] [[es:honey]] [[fr:honey]] [[io:honey]] [[it:honey]] [[hu:honey]] [[pl:honey]] [[pt:honey]] [[ru:honey]] [[fi:honey]] [[sv:honey]] [[ta:honey]] [[vi:honey]] [[zh:honey]] 7545 2006-07-19T05:10:49Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: am {{wotd|2006|03|11}} == Noun == {{mass noun}} # A [[sweet]] [[liquid]] that is made by [[bee]]s. It is usually [[gold]]en or [[brown]]. #: Add some '''honey''' to make it taste good. {{noun}} # An [[affectionate]] term. #: '''''Honey''', I only love you.'' # (''informal'') A woman. #: ''We need to find some honeys.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[honeybun]] *[[clover honey]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[nectar]] ===See also=== *[[bee]] [[am:honey]] [[en:honey]] [[es:honey]] [[fr:honey]] [[io:honey]] [[it:honey]] [[hu:honey]] [[pl:honey]] [[pt:honey]] [[ru:honey]] [[fi:honey]] [[sv:honey]] [[ta:honey]] [[vi:honey]] [[zh:honey]] 7922 2006-07-22T18:33:06Z Brett 77 {{wotd|2006|03|11}} == Noun == {{mass noun}} [[Image:Runny_hunny.jpg|thumb|honey]] # A [[sweet]] [[liquid]] that is made by [[bee]]s. It is usually [[gold]]en or [[brown]]. #: Add some '''honey''' to make it taste good. {{noun}} # An [[affectionate]] term. #: '''''Honey''', I only love you.'' # (''informal'') A woman. #: ''We need to find some honeys.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[honeybun]] *[[clover honey]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[nectar]] ===See also=== *[[bee]] [[am:honey]] [[en:honey]] [[es:honey]] [[fr:honey]] [[io:honey]] [[it:honey]] [[hu:honey]] [[pl:honey]] [[pt:honey]] [[ru:honey]] [[fi:honey]] [[sv:honey]] [[ta:honey]] [[vi:honey]] [[zh:honey]] 8648 2006-08-13T19:29:00Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ko {{wotd|2006|03|11}} == Noun == {{mass noun}} [[Image:Runny_hunny.jpg|thumb|honey]] # A [[sweet]] [[liquid]] that is made by [[bee]]s. It is usually [[gold]]en or [[brown]]. #: Add some '''honey''' to make it taste good. {{noun}} # An [[affectionate]] term. #: '''''Honey''', I only love you.'' # (''informal'') A woman. #: ''We need to find some honeys.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[honeybun]] *[[clover honey]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[nectar]] ===See also=== *[[bee]] [[am:honey]] [[en:honey]] [[es:honey]] [[fr:honey]] [[ko:honey]] [[io:honey]] [[it:honey]] [[hu:honey]] [[pl:honey]] [[pt:honey]] [[ru:honey]] [[fi:honey]] [[sv:honey]] [[ta:honey]] [[vi:honey]] [[zh:honey]] 9846 2006-09-13T15:44:49Z 205.133.240.254 /* Noun */ {{wotd|2006|03|11}} == Noun == {{mass noun}} [[Image:Runny_hunny.jpg|thumb|honey]] # A [[sweet]], thick [[liquid]] that is made by [[bee]]s. It is usually [[gold]]en or [[brown]]. #: Add some '''honey''' to make it taste good. {{noun}} # An [[affectionate]] term. #: '''''Honey''', I only love you.'' # (''informal'') A woman. #: ''We need to find some honeys.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[honeybun]] *[[clover honey]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[nectar]] ===See also=== *[[bee]] [[am:honey]] [[en:honey]] [[es:honey]] [[fr:honey]] [[ko:honey]] [[io:honey]] [[it:honey]] [[hu:honey]] [[pl:honey]] [[pt:honey]] [[ru:honey]] [[fi:honey]] [[sv:honey]] [[ta:honey]] [[vi:honey]] [[zh:honey]] 10342 2006-10-04T09:45:18Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:honey]] {{wotd|2006|03|11}} == Noun == {{mass noun}} [[Image:Runny_hunny.jpg|thumb|honey]] # A [[sweet]], thick [[liquid]] that is made by [[bee]]s. It is usually [[gold]]en or [[brown]]. #: Add some '''honey''' to make it taste good. {{noun}} # An [[affectionate]] term. #: '''''Honey''', I only love you.'' # (''informal'') A woman. #: ''We need to find some honeys.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[honeybun]] *[[clover honey]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[nectar]] ===See also=== *[[bee]] [[am:honey]] [[en:honey]] [[es:honey]] [[fa:honey]] [[fr:honey]] [[ko:honey]] [[io:honey]] [[it:honey]] [[hu:honey]] [[pl:honey]] [[pt:honey]] [[ru:honey]] [[fi:honey]] [[sv:honey]] [[ta:honey]] [[vi:honey]] [[zh:honey]] 12635 2006-11-25T17:36:02Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:honey]] {{wotd|2006|03|11}} == Noun == {{mass noun}} [[Image:Runny_hunny.jpg|thumb|honey]] # A [[sweet]], thick [[liquid]] that is made by [[bee]]s. It is usually [[gold]]en or [[brown]]. #: Add some '''honey''' to make it taste good. {{noun}} # An [[affectionate]] term. #: '''''Honey''', I only love you.'' # (''informal'') A woman. #: ''We need to find some honeys.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[honeybun]] *[[clover honey]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[nectar]] ===See also=== *[[bee]] [[am:honey]] [[en:honey]] [[es:honey]] [[fa:honey]] [[fr:honey]] [[ko:honey]] [[io:honey]] [[it:honey]] [[kk:honey]] [[hu:honey]] [[pl:honey]] [[pt:honey]] [[ru:honey]] [[fi:honey]] [[sv:honey]] [[ta:honey]] [[vi:honey]] [[zh:honey]] 13890 2006-12-19T16:42:56Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ca:honey]] {{wotd|2006|03|11}} == Noun == {{mass noun}} [[Image:Runny_hunny.jpg|thumb|honey]] # A [[sweet]], thick [[liquid]] that is made by [[bee]]s. It is usually [[gold]]en or [[brown]]. #: Add some '''honey''' to make it taste good. {{noun}} # An [[affectionate]] term. #: '''''Honey''', I only love you.'' # (''informal'') A woman. #: ''We need to find some honeys.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[honeybun]] *[[clover honey]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[nectar]] ===See also=== *[[bee]] [[am:honey]] [[ca:honey]] [[en:honey]] [[es:honey]] [[fa:honey]] [[fr:honey]] [[ko:honey]] [[io:honey]] [[it:honey]] [[kk:honey]] [[hu:honey]] [[pl:honey]] [[pt:honey]] [[ru:honey]] [[fi:honey]] [[sv:honey]] [[ta:honey]] [[vi:honey]] [[zh:honey]] 1947 4814 2006-02-02T16:22:41Z Mammal 56 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''reptile''' # an [[animal]] with scales (such as crocodiles or lizards) {{wikipedia}} [[Category:Nouns]] 5347 2006-02-23T00:59:40Z Conversion script [[Reptile]] moved to [[reptile]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''reptile''' # an [[animal]] with scales (such as crocodiles or lizards) {{wikipedia}} [[Category:Nouns]] 5860 2006-03-13T04:48:30Z Cromwellt 61 added templates, example {{wotd|2006|03|10}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # an [[animal]] with scales (such as crocodiles or lizards). #: ''A gecko is a type of reptile.'' {{wikipedia}} [[en:reptile]] 7674 2006-07-19T10:11:32Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: et, fi, fr, hu, io, it, nl, pl, vi, zh {{wotd|2006|03|10}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # an [[animal]] with scales (such as crocodiles or lizards). #: ''A gecko is a type of reptile.'' {{wikipedia}} [[et:reptile]] [[en:reptile]] [[fr:reptile]] [[io:reptile]] [[it:reptile]] [[hu:reptile]] [[nl:reptile]] [[pl:reptile]] [[fi:reptile]] [[vi:reptile]] [[zh:reptile]] 9119 2006-08-22T03:03:45Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ta {{wotd|2006|03|10}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # an [[animal]] with scales (such as crocodiles or lizards). #: ''A gecko is a type of reptile.'' {{wikipedia}} [[et:reptile]] [[en:reptile]] [[fr:reptile]] [[io:reptile]] [[it:reptile]] [[hu:reptile]] [[nl:reptile]] [[pl:reptile]] [[fi:reptile]] [[ta:reptile]] [[vi:reptile]] [[zh:reptile]] 10204 2006-09-24T13:53:43Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[hy:reptile]] {{wotd|2006|03|10}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # an [[animal]] with scales (such as crocodiles or lizards). #: ''A gecko is a type of reptile.'' {{wikipedia}} [[et:reptile]] [[en:reptile]] [[fr:reptile]] [[hy:reptile]] [[io:reptile]] [[it:reptile]] [[hu:reptile]] [[nl:reptile]] [[pl:reptile]] [[fi:reptile]] [[ta:reptile]] [[vi:reptile]] [[zh:reptile]] 11745 2006-11-03T23:59:42Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:reptile]] {{wotd|2006|03|10}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # an [[animal]] with scales (such as crocodiles or lizards). #: ''A gecko is a type of reptile.'' {{wikipedia}} [[et:reptile]] [[en:reptile]] [[fr:reptile]] [[hy:reptile]] [[io:reptile]] [[it:reptile]] [[hu:reptile]] [[nl:reptile]] [[pl:reptile]] [[ru:reptile]] [[fi:reptile]] [[ta:reptile]] [[vi:reptile]] [[zh:reptile]] 13732 2006-12-13T03:08:18Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:reptile]] {{wotd|2006|03|10}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # an [[animal]] with scales (such as crocodiles or lizards). #: ''A gecko is a type of reptile.'' {{wikipedia}} [[et:reptile]] [[en:reptile]] [[fa:reptile]] [[fr:reptile]] [[hy:reptile]] [[io:reptile]] [[it:reptile]] [[hu:reptile]] [[nl:reptile]] [[pl:reptile]] [[ru:reptile]] [[fi:reptile]] [[ta:reptile]] [[vi:reptile]] [[zh:reptile]] 14089 2006-12-21T01:21:25Z Brett 77 + image {{wotd|2006|03|10}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Tier230906.jpg|thumb|a '''reptile''']] # an [[animal]] with scales (such as crocodiles or lizards). #: ''A gecko is a type of '''reptile'''.'' {{wikipedia}} [[et:reptile]] [[en:reptile]] [[fa:reptile]] [[fr:reptile]] [[hy:reptile]] [[io:reptile]] [[it:reptile]] [[hu:reptile]] [[nl:reptile]] [[pl:reptile]] [[ru:reptile]] [[fi:reptile]] [[ta:reptile]] [[vi:reptile]] [[zh:reptile]] 1948 4815 2006-02-02T16:33:49Z Mammal 56 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''amphibian''' # an [[animal]] that lives on land and in water. {{wikipedia}} [[Category:Nouns]] 5109 2006-02-23T00:59:35Z Conversion script [[Amphibian]] moved to [[amphibian]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''amphibian''' # an [[animal]] that lives on land and in water. {{wikipedia}} [[Category:Nouns]] 7320 2006-07-18T20:09:36Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fr, hu, io, vi ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''amphibian''' # an [[animal]] that lives on land and in water. {{wikipedia}} [[Category:Nouns]] [[en:amphibian]] [[fr:amphibian]] [[io:amphibian]] [[hu:amphibian]] [[vi:amphibian]] 11106 2006-10-15T21:00:44Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:amphibian]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''amphibian''' # an [[animal]] that lives on land and in water. {{wikipedia}} [[Category:Nouns]] [[en:amphibian]] [[fr:amphibian]] [[io:amphibian]] [[hu:amphibian]] [[ru:amphibian]] [[vi:amphibian]] 1949 4817 2006-02-02T20:30:23Z Gmcfoley 41 {{welcome}} [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 20:30, 2 February 2006 (UTC) 1950 4820 2006-02-03T19:41:22Z 216.162.17.132 == Noun == {{wiktionary}} '''Apple''' #A [[red]] or [[green]] [[fruit]]. #:I gave my teacher an '''apple'''. #Another [[name]] for [[New York City]]. #:I went to the '''Big Apple'''. 4824 2006-02-04T09:55:25Z H2g2bob 43 New york -> Wkipedia Link == Noun == {{wiktionary}} '''Apple''' #A [[red]] or [[green]] [[fruit]]. #:I gave my teacher an '''apple'''. #Another [[name]] for [[w:New York|New York City]]. #:I went to the '''Big Apple'''. 5123 2006-02-23T00:59:36Z Conversion script [[Apple]] moved to [[apple]]: Converting page titles to lowercase == Noun == {{wiktionary}} '''Apple''' #A [[red]] or [[green]] [[fruit]]. #:I gave my teacher an '''apple'''. #Another [[name]] for [[w:New York|New York City]]. #:I went to the '''Big Apple'''. 6371 2006-04-17T01:39:20Z Seahen 76 == Noun == {{wiktionary}} '''Apple''' #A sweet, [[red]], [[yellow]] or [[green]] [[fruit]]. #:I gave my teacher an '''apple'''. #Another [[name]] for [[w:New York|New York City]]. #:I went to the '''Big Apple'''. 6443 2006-04-24T23:44:11Z Cromwellt 61 major additions ==Noun== {{noun}} #A sweet, [[red]], [[yellow]] or [[green]] [[fruit]]. #: ''I gave my teacher an '''apple'''.'' #Another [[name]] for [[w:New York|New York City]]. #: ''I went to the '''Big Apple'''.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[an apple a day keeps the doctor away]] *[[applebox]] *[[applecart]] *[[appleseed]] *[[bad apple]] ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} # Related to apples. #: ''I love apple pie.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[apple pie]] *[[apple tree]] [[en:apple]] [[Category:fruit]] 6444 2006-04-24T23:44:35Z Cromwellt 61 added BE850 tag {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} #A sweet, [[red]], [[yellow]] or [[green]] [[fruit]]. #: ''I gave my teacher an '''apple'''.'' #Another [[name]] for [[w:New York|New York City]]. #: ''I went to the '''Big Apple'''.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[an apple a day keeps the doctor away]] *[[applebox]] *[[applecart]] *[[appleseed]] *[[bad apple]] ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} # Related to apples. #: ''I love apple pie.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[apple pie]] *[[apple tree]] [[en:apple]] [[Category:fruit]] 6897 2006-06-30T15:28:50Z Brett 77 Deletion {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} #A sweet, [[red]], [[yellow]] or [[green]] [[fruit]]. #: ''I gave my teacher an '''apple'''.'' #Another [[name]] for [[w:New York|New York City]]. #: ''I went to the '''Big Apple'''.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[an apple a day keeps the doctor away]] *[[applebox]] *[[applecart]] *[[appleseed]] *[[bad apple]] 7182 2006-07-16T00:42:26Z Kappa 92 image {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Apple red delicius flower end.jpg|thumb|An apple]] #A sweet, [[red]], [[yellow]] or [[green]] [[fruit]]. #: ''I gave my teacher an '''apple'''.'' #Another [[name]] for [[w:New York|New York City]]. #: ''I went to the '''Big Apple'''.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[an apple a day keeps the doctor away]] *[[applebox]] *[[applecart]] *[[appleseed]] *[[bad apple]] 7415 2006-07-19T00:06:26Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: af, ar, de, el, en, es, fa, fi, fr, gl, hu, io, is, it, ja, ku, ky, nl, pl, pt, ru, sr, sv, ta, uk, zh {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Apple red delicius flower end.jpg|thumb|An apple]] #A sweet, [[red]], [[yellow]] or [[green]] [[fruit]]. #: ''I gave my teacher an '''apple'''.'' #Another [[name]] for [[w:New York|New York City]]. #: ''I went to the '''Big Apple'''.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[an apple a day keeps the doctor away]] *[[applebox]] *[[applecart]] *[[appleseed]] *[[bad apple]] [[af:apple]] [[ar:apple]] [[de:apple]] [[el:apple]] [[en:apple]] [[es:apple]] [[fa:apple]] [[fr:apple]] [[gl:apple]] [[io:apple]] [[is:apple]] [[it:apple]] [[ky:apple]] [[ku:apple]] [[hu:apple]] [[nl:apple]] [[ja:apple]] [[pl:apple]] [[pt:apple]] [[ru:apple]] [[sr:apple]] [[fi:apple]] [[sv:apple]] [[ta:apple]] [[uk:apple]] [[zh:apple]] 9466 2006-09-10T11:16:01Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy, vi {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Apple red delicius flower end.jpg|thumb|An apple]] #A sweet, [[red]], [[yellow]] or [[green]] [[fruit]]. #: ''I gave my teacher an '''apple'''.'' #Another [[name]] for [[w:New York|New York City]]. #: ''I went to the '''Big Apple'''.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[an apple a day keeps the doctor away]] *[[applebox]] *[[applecart]] *[[appleseed]] *[[bad apple]] [[af:apple]] [[ar:apple]] [[de:apple]] [[el:apple]] [[en:apple]] [[es:apple]] [[fa:apple]] [[fr:apple]] [[gl:apple]] [[hy:apple]] [[io:apple]] [[is:apple]] [[it:apple]] [[ky:apple]] [[ku:apple]] [[hu:apple]] [[nl:apple]] [[ja:apple]] [[pl:apple]] [[pt:apple]] [[ru:apple]] [[sr:apple]] [[fi:apple]] [[sv:apple]] [[ta:apple]] [[vi:apple]] [[uk:apple]] [[zh:apple]] 9952 2006-09-24T12:13:28Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[tr:apple]] {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Apple red delicius flower end.jpg|thumb|An apple]] #A sweet, [[red]], [[yellow]] or [[green]] [[fruit]]. #: ''I gave my teacher an '''apple'''.'' #Another [[name]] for [[w:New York|New York City]]. #: ''I went to the '''Big Apple'''.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[an apple a day keeps the doctor away]] *[[applebox]] *[[applecart]] *[[appleseed]] *[[bad apple]] [[af:apple]] [[ar:apple]] [[de:apple]] [[el:apple]] [[en:apple]] [[es:apple]] [[fa:apple]] [[fr:apple]] [[gl:apple]] [[hy:apple]] [[io:apple]] [[is:apple]] [[it:apple]] [[ky:apple]] [[ku:apple]] [[hu:apple]] [[nl:apple]] [[ja:apple]] [[pl:apple]] [[pt:apple]] [[ru:apple]] [[sr:apple]] [[fi:apple]] [[sv:apple]] [[ta:apple]] [[vi:apple]] [[tr:apple]] [[uk:apple]] [[zh:apple]] 10445 2006-10-06T21:00:24Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:apple]], [[ks:apple]] {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Apple red delicius flower end.jpg|thumb|An apple]] #A sweet, [[red]], [[yellow]] or [[green]] [[fruit]]. #: ''I gave my teacher an '''apple'''.'' #Another [[name]] for [[w:New York|New York City]]. #: ''I went to the '''Big Apple'''.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[an apple a day keeps the doctor away]] *[[applebox]] *[[applecart]] *[[appleseed]] *[[bad apple]] [[af:apple]] [[ar:apple]] [[de:apple]] [[el:apple]] [[en:apple]] [[es:apple]] [[fa:apple]] [[fr:apple]] [[gl:apple]] [[hy:apple]] [[io:apple]] [[is:apple]] [[it:apple]] [[ks:apple]] [[kk:apple]] [[ky:apple]] [[ku:apple]] [[hu:apple]] [[nl:apple]] [[ja:apple]] [[pl:apple]] [[pt:apple]] [[ru:apple]] [[sr:apple]] [[fi:apple]] [[sv:apple]] [[ta:apple]] [[vi:apple]] [[tr:apple]] [[uk:apple]] [[zh:apple]] 12280 2006-11-15T14:58:18Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[tl:apple]] {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Apple red delicius flower end.jpg|thumb|An apple]] #A sweet, [[red]], [[yellow]] or [[green]] [[fruit]]. #: ''I gave my teacher an '''apple'''.'' #Another [[name]] for [[w:New York|New York City]]. #: ''I went to the '''Big Apple'''.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[an apple a day keeps the doctor away]] *[[applebox]] *[[applecart]] *[[appleseed]] *[[bad apple]] [[af:apple]] [[ar:apple]] [[de:apple]] [[el:apple]] [[en:apple]] [[es:apple]] [[fa:apple]] [[fr:apple]] [[gl:apple]] [[hy:apple]] [[io:apple]] [[is:apple]] [[it:apple]] [[ks:apple]] [[kk:apple]] [[ky:apple]] [[ku:apple]] [[hu:apple]] [[nl:apple]] [[ja:apple]] [[pl:apple]] [[pt:apple]] [[ru:apple]] [[sr:apple]] [[fi:apple]] [[sv:apple]] [[tl:apple]] [[ta:apple]] [[vi:apple]] [[tr:apple]] [[uk:apple]] [[zh:apple]] 13252 2006-12-03T19:10:06Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ko:apple]] {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Apple red delicius flower end.jpg|thumb|An apple]] #A sweet, [[red]], [[yellow]] or [[green]] [[fruit]]. #: ''I gave my teacher an '''apple'''.'' #Another [[name]] for [[w:New York|New York City]]. #: ''I went to the '''Big Apple'''.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[an apple a day keeps the doctor away]] *[[applebox]] *[[applecart]] *[[appleseed]] *[[bad apple]] [[af:apple]] [[ar:apple]] [[de:apple]] [[el:apple]] [[en:apple]] [[es:apple]] [[fa:apple]] [[fr:apple]] [[gl:apple]] [[ko:apple]] [[hy:apple]] [[io:apple]] [[is:apple]] [[it:apple]] [[ks:apple]] [[kk:apple]] [[ky:apple]] [[ku:apple]] [[hu:apple]] [[nl:apple]] [[ja:apple]] [[pl:apple]] [[pt:apple]] [[ru:apple]] [[sr:apple]] [[fi:apple]] [[sv:apple]] [[tl:apple]] [[ta:apple]] [[vi:apple]] [[tr:apple]] [[uk:apple]] [[zh:apple]] 1951 4833 2006-02-06T21:47:24Z Cromwellt 61 Proposed changes In my opinion, this page should look a bit more like the English Wiktionary main page (not that we're trying to copy them, but if their format works better, let's use it!). We should definitely include links to wiktionaries in other languages (the biggest ones, probably), and I really like their use of a little color, quick index (which still has limited usability with us, I recognize, though in the near future it will be quite useful, hopefully), selected entries, and "things to do." That last one has a similar function to the Community Portal, so maybe we don't really need it, though having something that says up front that it is for beginners to start helping could be useful. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:47, 6 February 2006 (UTC) 4860 2006-02-17T00:27:36Z Gmcfoley 41 In my opinion, this page should look a bit more like the English Wiktionary main page (not that we're trying to copy them, but if their format works better, let's use it!). We should definitely include links to wiktionaries in other languages (the biggest ones, probably), and I really like their use of a little color, quick index (which still has limited usability with us, I recognize, though in the near future it will be quite useful, hopefully), selected entries, and "things to do." That last one has a similar function to the Community Portal, so maybe we don't really need it, though having something that says up front that it is for beginners to start helping could be useful. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:47, 6 February 2006 (UTC) :This is all good stuff, now somone just has to '''do it'''! Remember, '''no''' pages have been protected here yet, so you are free to edit it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:27, 17 February 2006 (UTC) 4864 2006-02-17T01:43:20Z H2g2bob 43 In my opinion, this page should look a bit more like the English Wiktionary main page (not that we're trying to copy them, but if their format works better, let's use it!). We should definitely include links to wiktionaries in other languages (the biggest ones, probably), and I really like their use of a little color, quick index (which still has limited usability with us, I recognize, though in the near future it will be quite useful, hopefully), selected entries, and "things to do." That last one has a similar function to the Community Portal, so maybe we don't really need it, though having something that says up front that it is for beginners to start helping could be useful. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:47, 6 February 2006 (UTC) :This is all good stuff, now somone just has to '''do it'''! Remember, '''no''' pages have been protected here yet, so you are free to edit it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:27, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :: I think the layout is ok, but IMAO the page should have prominent links to main parts of the site – like the Community Portal and Request a Definition - and have a simple entry on how to add a new word and link to that too. I tried wikipedia's formatting on the page [[User:H2g2bob/sandbox]] but I really don't think it works. However, as Cromwellt said, Wiktionary's layout is good. Adding "Browse Wiktionary" would be good to have, but means we'll have to sort out a categorisation system – which will need a bit of thought if it's to work well. The Quick Index would be relatively easy to add, and would be useful on the front page. [[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 01:43, 17 February 2006 (UTC) 4865 2006-02-17T01:46:21Z H2g2bob 43 In my opinion, this page should look a bit more like the English Wiktionary main page (not that we're trying to copy them, but if their format works better, let's use it!). We should definitely include links to wiktionaries in other languages (the biggest ones, probably), and I really like their use of a little color, quick index (which still has limited usability with us, I recognize, though in the near future it will be quite useful, hopefully), selected entries, and "things to do." That last one has a similar function to the Community Portal, so maybe we don't really need it, though having something that says up front that it is for beginners to start helping could be useful. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:47, 6 February 2006 (UTC) :This is all good stuff, now somone just has to '''do it'''! Remember, '''no''' pages have been protected here yet, so you are free to edit it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:27, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :: I think the layout is ok, but IMAO the page should have prominent links to main parts of the site – like the Community Portal and Request a Definition - and have a simple entry on how to add a new word and link to that too. I tried wikipedia's formatting on the page [[User:H2g2bob/sandbox]] but I really don't think it works. However, as Cromwellt said, Wiktionary's layout is good. Adding "Browse Wiktionary" would be good to have, but means we'll have to sort out a categorisation system – which will need a bit of thought if it's to work well. The Quick Index would be relatively easy to add, and would be useful on the front page. [[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 01:43, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :: Actually I'd just like to add that if you do edit the page, then go for it - be bold and do what you think will work best. --h2g2bob 4866 2006-02-17T02:03:33Z Gmcfoley 41 In my opinion, this page should look a bit more like the English Wiktionary main page (not that we're trying to copy them, but if their format works better, let's use it!). We should definitely include links to wiktionaries in other languages (the biggest ones, probably), and I really like their use of a little color, quick index (which still has limited usability with us, I recognize, though in the near future it will be quite useful, hopefully), selected entries, and "things to do." That last one has a similar function to the Community Portal, so maybe we don't really need it, though having something that says up front that it is for beginners to start helping could be useful. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:47, 6 February 2006 (UTC) :This is all good stuff, now somone just has to '''do it'''! Remember, '''no''' pages have been protected here yet, so you are free to edit it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:27, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :: I think the layout is ok, but IMAO the page should have prominent links to main parts of the site – like the Community Portal and Request a Definition - and have a simple entry on how to add a new word and link to that too. I tried wikipedia's formatting on the page [[User:H2g2bob/sandbox]] but I really don't think it works. However, as Cromwellt said, Wiktionary's layout is good. Adding "Browse Wiktionary" would be good to have, but means we'll have to sort out a categorisation system – which will need a bit of thought if it's to work well. The Quick Index would be relatively easy to add, and would be useful on the front page. [[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 01:43, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :: Actually I'd just like to add that if you do edit the page, then go for it - be bold and do what you think will work best. --h2g2bob :::Note that en.Wiktionary's main page is being redesigned at [[en:Talk:Main Page/Redesign]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 02:03, 17 February 2006 (UTC) 4867 2006-02-17T02:04:12Z Gmcfoley 41 In my opinion, this page should look a bit more like the English Wiktionary main page (not that we're trying to copy them, but if their format works better, let's use it!). We should definitely include links to wiktionaries in other languages (the biggest ones, probably), and I really like their use of a little color, quick index (which still has limited usability with us, I recognize, though in the near future it will be quite useful, hopefully), selected entries, and "things to do." That last one has a similar function to the Community Portal, so maybe we don't really need it, though having something that says up front that it is for beginners to start helping could be useful. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:47, 6 February 2006 (UTC) :This is all good stuff, now somone just has to '''do it'''! Remember, '''no''' pages have been protected here yet, so you are free to edit it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:27, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :: I think the layout is ok, but IMAO the page should have prominent links to main parts of the site – like the Community Portal and Request a Definition - and have a simple entry on how to add a new word and link to that too. I tried wikipedia's formatting on the page [[User:H2g2bob/sandbox]] but I really don't think it works. However, as Cromwellt said, Wiktionary's layout is good. Adding "Browse Wiktionary" would be good to have, but means we'll have to sort out a categorisation system – which will need a bit of thought if it's to work well. The Quick Index would be relatively easy to add, and would be useful on the front page. [[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 01:43, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :: Actually I'd just like to add that if you do edit the page, then go for it - be bold and do what you think will work best. --h2g2bob :::Note that en.Wiktionary's main page is being redesigned at [[:en:Talk:Main Page/Redesign]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 02:04, 17 February 2006 (UTC) 4868 2006-02-17T02:06:53Z Gmcfoley 41 In my opinion, this page should look a bit more like the English Wiktionary main page (not that we're trying to copy them, but if their format works better, let's use it!). We should definitely include links to wiktionaries in other languages (the biggest ones, probably), and I really like their use of a little color, quick index (which still has limited usability with us, I recognize, though in the near future it will be quite useful, hopefully), selected entries, and "things to do." That last one has a similar function to the Community Portal, so maybe we don't really need it, though having something that says up front that it is for beginners to start helping could be useful. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:47, 6 February 2006 (UTC) :This is all good stuff, now somone just has to '''do it'''! Remember, '''no''' pages have been protected here yet, so you are free to edit it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:27, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :: I think the layout is ok, but IMAO the page should have prominent links to main parts of the site – like the Community Portal and Request a Definition - and have a simple entry on how to add a new word and link to that too. I tried wikipedia's formatting on the page [[User:H2g2bob/sandbox]] but I really don't think it works. However, as Cromwellt said, Wiktionary's layout is good. Adding "Browse Wiktionary" would be good to have, but means we'll have to sort out a categorisation system – which will need a bit of thought if it's to work well. The Quick Index would be relatively easy to add, and would be useful on the front page. [[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 01:43, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :: Actually I'd just like to add that if you do edit the page, then go for it - be bold and do what you think will work best. --h2g2bob :::Note that en.Wiktionary's main page is being redesigned at [[:en:Talk:Main Page/Redesign]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 02:04, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :::H2g2bob, your page looks good. I think you should ''go for it!'' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 02:06, 17 February 2006 (UTC) 4879 2006-02-17T21:39:08Z Cromwellt 61 Go for it! In my opinion, this page should look a bit more like the English Wiktionary main page (not that we're trying to copy them, but if their format works better, let's use it!). We should definitely include links to wiktionaries in other languages (the biggest ones, probably), and I really like their use of a little color, quick index (which still has limited usability with us, I recognize, though in the near future it will be quite useful, hopefully), selected entries, and "things to do." That last one has a similar function to the Community Portal, so maybe we don't really need it, though having something that says up front that it is for beginners to start helping could be useful. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:47, 6 February 2006 (UTC) :This is all good stuff, now somone just has to '''do it'''! Remember, '''no''' pages have been protected here yet, so you are free to edit it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:27, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :: I think the layout is ok, but IMAO the page should have prominent links to main parts of the site – like the Community Portal and Request a Definition - and have a simple entry on how to add a new word and link to that too. I tried wikipedia's formatting on the page [[User:H2g2bob/sandbox]] but I really don't think it works. However, as Cromwellt said, Wiktionary's layout is good. Adding "Browse Wiktionary" would be good to have, but means we'll have to sort out a categorisation system – which will need a bit of thought if it's to work well. The Quick Index would be relatively easy to add, and would be useful on the front page. [[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 01:43, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :: Actually I'd just like to add that if you do edit the page, then go for it - be bold and do what you think will work best. --h2g2bob :::Note that en.Wiktionary's main page is being redesigned at [[:en:Talk:Main Page/Redesign]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 02:04, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :::H2g2bob, your page looks good. I think you should ''go for it!'' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 02:06, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :::Good-looking main page, H2g2bob, but don't forget links to Wiktionaries in other languages. I'm with Gerard: go for it! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:39, 17 February 2006 (UTC) 4887 2006-02-18T15:56:23Z Connel MacKenzie 67 en.wiktionary In my opinion, this page should look a bit more like the English Wiktionary main page (not that we're trying to copy them, but if their format works better, let's use it!). We should definitely include links to wiktionaries in other languages (the biggest ones, probably), and I really like their use of a little color, quick index (which still has limited usability with us, I recognize, though in the near future it will be quite useful, hopefully), selected entries, and "things to do." That last one has a similar function to the Community Portal, so maybe we don't really need it, though having something that says up front that it is for beginners to start helping could be useful. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:47, 6 February 2006 (UTC) :This is all good stuff, now somone just has to '''do it'''! Remember, '''no''' pages have been protected here yet, so you are free to edit it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:27, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :: I think the layout is ok, but IMAO the page should have prominent links to main parts of the site – like the Community Portal and Request a Definition - and have a simple entry on how to add a new word and link to that too. I tried wikipedia's formatting on the page [[User:H2g2bob/sandbox]] but I really don't think it works. However, as Cromwellt said, Wiktionary's layout is good. Adding "Browse Wiktionary" would be good to have, but means we'll have to sort out a categorisation system – which will need a bit of thought if it's to work well. The Quick Index would be relatively easy to add, and would be useful on the front page. [[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 01:43, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :: Actually I'd just like to add that if you do edit the page, then go for it - be bold and do what you think will work best. --h2g2bob :::Note that en.Wiktionary's main page is being redesigned at [[:en:Talk:Main Page/Redesign]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 02:04, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :::H2g2bob, your page looks good. I think you should ''go for it!'' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 02:06, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :::Good-looking main page, H2g2bob, but don't forget links to Wiktionaries in other languages. I'm with Gerard: go for it! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:39, 17 February 2006 (UTC) == en.wiktionary == Someone just spammed an entry on en.wikt: that might be helpful here, I don't know: http://functionalenglish.com --[[User:Connel MacKenzie|Connel MacKenzie]] 15:56, 18 February 2006 (UTC) 4899 2006-02-18T18:15:27Z H2g2bob 43 In my opinion, this page should look a bit more like the English Wiktionary main page (not that we're trying to copy them, but if their format works better, let's use it!). We should definitely include links to wiktionaries in other languages (the biggest ones, probably), and I really like their use of a little color, quick index (which still has limited usability with us, I recognize, though in the near future it will be quite useful, hopefully), selected entries, and "things to do." That last one has a similar function to the Community Portal, so maybe we don't really need it, though having something that says up front that it is for beginners to start helping could be useful. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:47, 6 February 2006 (UTC) :This is all good stuff, now somone just has to '''do it'''! Remember, '''no''' pages have been protected here yet, so you are free to edit it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:27, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :: I think the layout is ok, but IMAO the page should have prominent links to main parts of the site – like the Community Portal and Request a Definition - and have a simple entry on how to add a new word and link to that too. I tried wikipedia's formatting on the page [[User:H2g2bob/sandbox]] but I really don't think it works. However, as Cromwellt said, Wiktionary's layout is good. Adding "Browse Wiktionary" would be good to have, but means we'll have to sort out a categorisation system – which will need a bit of thought if it's to work well. The Quick Index would be relatively easy to add, and would be useful on the front page. [[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 01:43, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :: Actually I'd just like to add that if you do edit the page, then go for it - be bold and do what you think will work best. --h2g2bob :::Note that en.Wiktionary's main page is being redesigned at [[:en:Talk:Main Page/Redesign]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 02:04, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :::H2g2bob, your page looks good. I think you should ''go for it!'' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 02:06, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :::Good-looking main page, H2g2bob, but don't forget links to Wiktionaries in other languages. I'm with Gerard: go for it! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:39, 17 February 2006 (UTC) : I've added the other languages (copied from english wikipedia). Sorry about the delay getting back, I was a bit busy over the weekend. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 18:15, 18 February 2006 (UTC) == en.wiktionary == Someone just spammed an entry on en.wikt: that might be helpful here, I don't know: http://functionalenglish.com --[[User:Connel MacKenzie|Connel MacKenzie]] 15:56, 18 February 2006 (UTC) 4900 2006-02-18T18:16:17Z H2g2bob 43 In my opinion, this page should look a bit more like the English Wiktionary main page (not that we're trying to copy them, but if their format works better, let's use it!). We should definitely include links to wiktionaries in other languages (the biggest ones, probably), and I really like their use of a little color, quick index (which still has limited usability with us, I recognize, though in the near future it will be quite useful, hopefully), selected entries, and "things to do." That last one has a similar function to the Community Portal, so maybe we don't really need it, though having something that says up front that it is for beginners to start helping could be useful. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:47, 6 February 2006 (UTC) :This is all good stuff, now somone just has to '''do it'''! Remember, '''no''' pages have been protected here yet, so you are free to edit it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:27, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :: I think the layout is ok, but IMAO the page should have prominent links to main parts of the site – like the Community Portal and Request a Definition - and have a simple entry on how to add a new word and link to that too. I tried wikipedia's formatting on the page [[User:H2g2bob/sandbox]] but I really don't think it works. However, as Cromwellt said, Wiktionary's layout is good. Adding "Browse Wiktionary" would be good to have, but means we'll have to sort out a categorisation system – which will need a bit of thought if it's to work well. The Quick Index would be relatively easy to add, and would be useful on the front page. [[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 01:43, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :: Actually I'd just like to add that if you do edit the page, then go for it - be bold and do what you think will work best. --h2g2bob :::Note that en.Wiktionary's main page is being redesigned at [[:en:Talk:Main Page/Redesign]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 02:04, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :::H2g2bob, your page looks good. I think you should ''go for it!'' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 02:06, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :::Good-looking main page, H2g2bob, but don't forget links to Wiktionaries in other languages. I'm with Gerard: go for it! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:39, 17 February 2006 (UTC) : I've added the other languages (copied from english wikipedia). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 18:15, 18 February 2006 (UTC) == en.wiktionary == Someone just spammed an entry on en.wikt: that might be helpful here, I don't know: http://functionalenglish.com --[[User:Connel MacKenzie|Connel MacKenzie]] 15:56, 18 February 2006 (UTC) 5042 2006-02-21T21:09:24Z Cromwellt 61 WotD comment In my opinion, this page should look a bit more like the English Wiktionary main page (not that we're trying to copy them, but if their format works better, let's use it!). We should definitely include links to wiktionaries in other languages (the biggest ones, probably), and I really like their use of a little color, quick index (which still has limited usability with us, I recognize, though in the near future it will be quite useful, hopefully), selected entries, and "things to do." That last one has a similar function to the Community Portal, so maybe we don't really need it, though having something that says up front that it is for beginners to start helping could be useful. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:47, 6 February 2006 (UTC) :This is all good stuff, now somone just has to '''do it'''! Remember, '''no''' pages have been protected here yet, so you are free to edit it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:27, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :: I think the layout is ok, but IMAO the page should have prominent links to main parts of the site – like the Community Portal and Request a Definition - and have a simple entry on how to add a new word and link to that too. I tried wikipedia's formatting on the page [[User:H2g2bob/sandbox]] but I really don't think it works. However, as Cromwellt said, Wiktionary's layout is good. Adding "Browse Wiktionary" would be good to have, but means we'll have to sort out a categorisation system – which will need a bit of thought if it's to work well. The Quick Index would be relatively easy to add, and would be useful on the front page. [[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 01:43, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :: Actually I'd just like to add that if you do edit the page, then go for it - be bold and do what you think will work best. --h2g2bob :::Note that en.Wiktionary's main page is being redesigned at [[:en:Talk:Main Page/Redesign]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 02:04, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :::H2g2bob, your page looks good. I think you should ''go for it!'' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 02:06, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :::Good-looking main page, H2g2bob, but don't forget links to Wiktionaries in other languages. I'm with Gerard: go for it! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:39, 17 February 2006 (UTC) : I've added the other languages (copied from english wikipedia). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 18:15, 18 February 2006 (UTC) ===WotD=== Flcelloguy, I like the idea of a word of the day, and I like it appearing on the main page, but maybe it would be better as a "word of the moment" (since moment is an indeterminate period of time) so that we don't necessarily have to keep it going every day. If you want to maintain it, I don't have anything against having a new one every day, just thinking of making it easier on you. I'll help out when I can, and I'll try to keep cranking out good words/definitions for you to use for WotD. :D --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:09, 21 February 2006 (UTC) == en.wiktionary == Someone just spammed an entry on en.wikt: that might be helpful here, I don't know: http://functionalenglish.com --[[User:Connel MacKenzie|Connel MacKenzie]] 15:56, 18 February 2006 (UTC) 5048 2006-02-21T22:26:55Z H2g2bob 43 /* WotD */ In my opinion, this page should look a bit more like the English Wiktionary main page (not that we're trying to copy them, but if their format works better, let's use it!). We should definitely include links to wiktionaries in other languages (the biggest ones, probably), and I really like their use of a little color, quick index (which still has limited usability with us, I recognize, though in the near future it will be quite useful, hopefully), selected entries, and "things to do." That last one has a similar function to the Community Portal, so maybe we don't really need it, though having something that says up front that it is for beginners to start helping could be useful. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:47, 6 February 2006 (UTC) :This is all good stuff, now somone just has to '''do it'''! Remember, '''no''' pages have been protected here yet, so you are free to edit it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:27, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :: I think the layout is ok, but IMAO the page should have prominent links to main parts of the site – like the Community Portal and Request a Definition - and have a simple entry on how to add a new word and link to that too. I tried wikipedia's formatting on the page [[User:H2g2bob/sandbox]] but I really don't think it works. However, as Cromwellt said, Wiktionary's layout is good. Adding "Browse Wiktionary" would be good to have, but means we'll have to sort out a categorisation system – which will need a bit of thought if it's to work well. The Quick Index would be relatively easy to add, and would be useful on the front page. [[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 01:43, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :: Actually I'd just like to add that if you do edit the page, then go for it - be bold and do what you think will work best. --h2g2bob :::Note that en.Wiktionary's main page is being redesigned at [[:en:Talk:Main Page/Redesign]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 02:04, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :::H2g2bob, your page looks good. I think you should ''go for it!'' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 02:06, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :::Good-looking main page, H2g2bob, but don't forget links to Wiktionaries in other languages. I'm with Gerard: go for it! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:39, 17 February 2006 (UTC) : I've added the other languages (copied from english wikipedia). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 18:15, 18 February 2006 (UTC) ===WotD=== Flcelloguy, I like the idea of a word of the day, and I like it appearing on the main page, but maybe it would be better as a "word of the moment" (since moment is an indeterminate period of time) so that we don't necessarily have to keep it going every day. If you want to maintain it, I don't have anything against having a new one every day, just thinking of making it easier on you. I'll help out when I can, and I'll try to keep cranking out good words/definitions for you to use for WotD. :D --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:09, 21 February 2006 (UTC) : I think the way it's implimented it is tricky to do this for time periods other than a day - but it would be fairly easy loop it round if we get stuck for words, for example by having the word for the 25th February displayed on the 25th March, April, etc. As it is, it would force us to add new words ;) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 22:26, 21 February 2006 (UTC) == en.wiktionary == Someone just spammed an entry on en.wikt: that might be helpful here, I don't know: http://functionalenglish.com --[[User:Connel MacKenzie|Connel MacKenzie]] 15:56, 18 February 2006 (UTC) 5053 2006-02-21T22:55:19Z Gmcfoley 41 /* WotD */ It’s automatic! In my opinion, this page should look a bit more like the English Wiktionary main page (not that we're trying to copy them, but if their format works better, let's use it!). We should definitely include links to wiktionaries in other languages (the biggest ones, probably), and I really like their use of a little color, quick index (which still has limited usability with us, I recognize, though in the near future it will be quite useful, hopefully), selected entries, and "things to do." That last one has a similar function to the Community Portal, so maybe we don't really need it, though having something that says up front that it is for beginners to start helping could be useful. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:47, 6 February 2006 (UTC) :This is all good stuff, now somone just has to '''do it'''! Remember, '''no''' pages have been protected here yet, so you are free to edit it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:27, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :: I think the layout is ok, but IMAO the page should have prominent links to main parts of the site – like the Community Portal and Request a Definition - and have a simple entry on how to add a new word and link to that too. I tried wikipedia's formatting on the page [[User:H2g2bob/sandbox]] but I really don't think it works. However, as Cromwellt said, Wiktionary's layout is good. Adding "Browse Wiktionary" would be good to have, but means we'll have to sort out a categorisation system – which will need a bit of thought if it's to work well. The Quick Index would be relatively easy to add, and would be useful on the front page. [[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 01:43, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :: Actually I'd just like to add that if you do edit the page, then go for it - be bold and do what you think will work best. --h2g2bob :::Note that en.Wiktionary's main page is being redesigned at [[:en:Talk:Main Page/Redesign]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 02:04, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :::H2g2bob, your page looks good. I think you should ''go for it!'' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 02:06, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :::Good-looking main page, H2g2bob, but don't forget links to Wiktionaries in other languages. I'm with Gerard: go for it! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:39, 17 February 2006 (UTC) : I've added the other languages (copied from english wikipedia). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 18:15, 18 February 2006 (UTC) ===WotD=== Flcelloguy, I like the idea of a word of the day, and I like it appearing on the main page, but maybe it would be better as a "word of the moment" (since moment is an indeterminate period of time) so that we don't necessarily have to keep it going every day. If you want to maintain it, I don't have anything against having a new one every day, just thinking of making it easier on you. I'll help out when I can, and I'll try to keep cranking out good words/definitions for you to use for WotD. :D --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:09, 21 February 2006 (UTC) : I think the way it's implimented it is tricky to do this for time periods other than a day - but it would be fairly easy loop it round if we get stuck for words, for example by having the word for the 25th February displayed on the 25th March, April, etc. As it is, it would force us to add new words ;) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 22:26, 21 February 2006 (UTC) WotD will be updated automatically. If you create 100 word of the day entries today, it will update itself for the next 100 days! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 22:55, 21 February 2006 (UTC) == en.wiktionary == Someone just spammed an entry on en.wikt: that might be helpful here, I don't know: http://functionalenglish.com --[[User:Connel MacKenzie|Connel MacKenzie]] 15:56, 18 February 2006 (UTC) 5067 2006-02-22T04:28:54Z Cromwellt 61 /* WotD */ Good point In my opinion, this page should look a bit more like the English Wiktionary main page (not that we're trying to copy them, but if their format works better, let's use it!). We should definitely include links to wiktionaries in other languages (the biggest ones, probably), and I really like their use of a little color, quick index (which still has limited usability with us, I recognize, though in the near future it will be quite useful, hopefully), selected entries, and "things to do." That last one has a similar function to the Community Portal, so maybe we don't really need it, though having something that says up front that it is for beginners to start helping could be useful. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:47, 6 February 2006 (UTC) :This is all good stuff, now somone just has to '''do it'''! Remember, '''no''' pages have been protected here yet, so you are free to edit it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:27, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :: I think the layout is ok, but IMAO the page should have prominent links to main parts of the site – like the Community Portal and Request a Definition - and have a simple entry on how to add a new word and link to that too. I tried wikipedia's formatting on the page [[User:H2g2bob/sandbox]] but I really don't think it works. However, as Cromwellt said, Wiktionary's layout is good. Adding "Browse Wiktionary" would be good to have, but means we'll have to sort out a categorisation system – which will need a bit of thought if it's to work well. The Quick Index would be relatively easy to add, and would be useful on the front page. [[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 01:43, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :: Actually I'd just like to add that if you do edit the page, then go for it - be bold and do what you think will work best. --h2g2bob :::Note that en.Wiktionary's main page is being redesigned at [[:en:Talk:Main Page/Redesign]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 02:04, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :::H2g2bob, your page looks good. I think you should ''go for it!'' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 02:06, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :::Good-looking main page, H2g2bob, but don't forget links to Wiktionaries in other languages. I'm with Gerard: go for it! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:39, 17 February 2006 (UTC) : I've added the other languages (copied from english wikipedia). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 18:15, 18 February 2006 (UTC) ===WotD=== Flcelloguy, I like the idea of a word of the day, and I like it appearing on the main page, but maybe it would be better as a "word of the moment" (since moment is an indeterminate period of time) so that we don't necessarily have to keep it going every day. If you want to maintain it, I don't have anything against having a new one every day, just thinking of making it easier on you. I'll help out when I can, and I'll try to keep cranking out good words/definitions for you to use for WotD. :D --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:09, 21 February 2006 (UTC) : I think the way it's implimented it is tricky to do this for time periods other than a day - but it would be fairly easy loop it round if we get stuck for words, for example by having the word for the 25th February displayed on the 25th March, April, etc. As it is, it would force us to add new words ;) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 22:26, 21 February 2006 (UTC) WotD will be updated automatically. If you create 100 word of the day entries today, it will update itself for the next 100 days! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 22:55, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I already had the idea that it was updated automatically (though thanks for the clarification), but that still means we will have to keep the stack loaded unless we do what H2g2bob mentioned. But as you pointed out, it can be done in large groups all at one time, so I guess it isn't really a big deal. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:28, 22 February 2006 (UTC) == en.wiktionary == Someone just spammed an entry on en.wikt: that might be helpful here, I don't know: http://functionalenglish.com --[[User:Connel MacKenzie|Connel MacKenzie]] 15:56, 18 February 2006 (UTC) 6061 2006-03-19T23:36:00Z Cromwellt 61 Help! In my opinion, this page should look a bit more like the English Wiktionary main page (not that we're trying to copy them, but if their format works better, let's use it!). We should definitely include links to wiktionaries in other languages (the biggest ones, probably), and I really like their use of a little color, quick index (which still has limited usability with us, I recognize, though in the near future it will be quite useful, hopefully), selected entries, and "things to do." That last one has a similar function to the Community Portal, so maybe we don't really need it, though having something that says up front that it is for beginners to start helping could be useful. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:47, 6 February 2006 (UTC) :This is all good stuff, now somone just has to '''do it'''! Remember, '''no''' pages have been protected here yet, so you are free to edit it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:27, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :: I think the layout is ok, but IMAO the page should have prominent links to main parts of the site – like the Community Portal and Request a Definition - and have a simple entry on how to add a new word and link to that too. I tried wikipedia's formatting on the page [[User:H2g2bob/sandbox]] but I really don't think it works. However, as Cromwellt said, Wiktionary's layout is good. Adding "Browse Wiktionary" would be good to have, but means we'll have to sort out a categorisation system – which will need a bit of thought if it's to work well. The Quick Index would be relatively easy to add, and would be useful on the front page. [[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 01:43, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :: Actually I'd just like to add that if you do edit the page, then go for it - be bold and do what you think will work best. --h2g2bob :::Note that en.Wiktionary's main page is being redesigned at [[:en:Talk:Main Page/Redesign]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 02:04, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :::H2g2bob, your page looks good. I think you should ''go for it!'' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 02:06, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :::Good-looking main page, H2g2bob, but don't forget links to Wiktionaries in other languages. I'm with Gerard: go for it! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:39, 17 February 2006 (UTC) : I've added the other languages (copied from english wikipedia). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 18:15, 18 February 2006 (UTC) ===WotD=== Flcelloguy, I like the idea of a word of the day, and I like it appearing on the main page, but maybe it would be better as a "word of the moment" (since moment is an indeterminate period of time) so that we don't necessarily have to keep it going every day. If you want to maintain it, I don't have anything against having a new one every day, just thinking of making it easier on you. I'll help out when I can, and I'll try to keep cranking out good words/definitions for you to use for WotD. :D --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:09, 21 February 2006 (UTC) : I think the way it's implimented it is tricky to do this for time periods other than a day - but it would be fairly easy loop it round if we get stuck for words, for example by having the word for the 25th February displayed on the 25th March, April, etc. As it is, it would force us to add new words ;) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 22:26, 21 February 2006 (UTC) WotD will be updated automatically. If you create 100 word of the day entries today, it will update itself for the next 100 days! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 22:55, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I already had the idea that it was updated automatically (though thanks for the clarification), but that still means we will have to keep the stack loaded unless we do what H2g2bob mentioned. But as you pointed out, it can be done in large groups all at one time, so I guess it isn't really a big deal. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:28, 22 February 2006 (UTC) == en.wiktionary == Someone just spammed an entry on en.wikt: that might be helpful here, I don't know: http://functionalenglish.com --[[User:Connel MacKenzie|Connel MacKenzie]] 15:56, 18 February 2006 (UTC) == Help! == I added a picture to current WotD, but then noticed that it made the WotD cover the whole top of the mainpage. Obviously that template for adding pictures needs a little tweaking. Then I removed it, but it only took away the pic and didn't fix the with of the WotD. I don't know how to fix it completely. Maybe editing a previous version of the page would fix it. Someone please help. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:36, 19 March 2006 (UTC) 6062 2006-03-20T01:16:49Z Cromwellt 61 problem fixed (slow server, I guess) In my opinion, this page should look a bit more like the English Wiktionary main page (not that we're trying to copy them, but if their format works better, let's use it!). We should definitely include links to wiktionaries in other languages (the biggest ones, probably), and I really like their use of a little color, quick index (which still has limited usability with us, I recognize, though in the near future it will be quite useful, hopefully), selected entries, and "things to do." That last one has a similar function to the Community Portal, so maybe we don't really need it, though having something that says up front that it is for beginners to start helping could be useful. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:47, 6 February 2006 (UTC) :This is all good stuff, now somone just has to '''do it'''! Remember, '''no''' pages have been protected here yet, so you are free to edit it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:27, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :: I think the layout is ok, but IMAO the page should have prominent links to main parts of the site – like the Community Portal and Request a Definition - and have a simple entry on how to add a new word and link to that too. I tried wikipedia's formatting on the page [[User:H2g2bob/sandbox]] but I really don't think it works. However, as Cromwellt said, Wiktionary's layout is good. Adding "Browse Wiktionary" would be good to have, but means we'll have to sort out a categorisation system – which will need a bit of thought if it's to work well. The Quick Index would be relatively easy to add, and would be useful on the front page. [[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 01:43, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :: Actually I'd just like to add that if you do edit the page, then go for it - be bold and do what you think will work best. --h2g2bob :::Note that en.Wiktionary's main page is being redesigned at [[:en:Talk:Main Page/Redesign]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 02:04, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :::H2g2bob, your page looks good. I think you should ''go for it!'' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 02:06, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :::Good-looking main page, H2g2bob, but don't forget links to Wiktionaries in other languages. I'm with Gerard: go for it! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:39, 17 February 2006 (UTC) : I've added the other languages (copied from english wikipedia). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 18:15, 18 February 2006 (UTC) ===WotD=== Flcelloguy, I like the idea of a word of the day, and I like it appearing on the main page, but maybe it would be better as a "word of the moment" (since moment is an indeterminate period of time) so that we don't necessarily have to keep it going every day. If you want to maintain it, I don't have anything against having a new one every day, just thinking of making it easier on you. I'll help out when I can, and I'll try to keep cranking out good words/definitions for you to use for WotD. :D --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:09, 21 February 2006 (UTC) : I think the way it's implimented it is tricky to do this for time periods other than a day - but it would be fairly easy loop it round if we get stuck for words, for example by having the word for the 25th February displayed on the 25th March, April, etc. As it is, it would force us to add new words ;) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 22:26, 21 February 2006 (UTC) WotD will be updated automatically. If you create 100 word of the day entries today, it will update itself for the next 100 days! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 22:55, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I already had the idea that it was updated automatically (though thanks for the clarification), but that still means we will have to keep the stack loaded unless we do what H2g2bob mentioned. But as you pointed out, it can be done in large groups all at one time, so I guess it isn't really a big deal. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:28, 22 February 2006 (UTC) == en.wiktionary == Someone just spammed an entry on en.wikt: that might be helpful here, I don't know: http://functionalenglish.com --[[User:Connel MacKenzie|Connel MacKenzie]] 15:56, 18 February 2006 (UTC) == Help! == I added a picture to current WotD, but then noticed that it made the WotD cover the whole top of the mainpage. Obviously that template for adding pictures needs a little tweaking. Then I removed it, but it only took away the pic and didn't fix the with of the WotD. I don't know how to fix it completely. Maybe editing a previous version of the page would fix it. Someone please help. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:36, 19 March 2006 (UTC) :Weirdness: it is fixed now. I guess the server took a little while catching up. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:16, 20 March 2006 (UTC) 6361 2006-04-15T21:32:17Z 68.239.230.5 Title In my opinion, this page should look a bit more like the English Wiktionary main page (not that we're trying to copy them, but if their format works better, let's use it!). We should definitely include links to wiktionaries in other languages (the biggest ones, probably), and I really like their use of a little color, quick index (which still has limited usability with us, I recognize, though in the near future it will be quite useful, hopefully), selected entries, and "things to do." That last one has a similar function to the Community Portal, so maybe we don't really need it, though having something that says up front that it is for beginners to start helping could be useful. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:47, 6 February 2006 (UTC) :This is all good stuff, now somone just has to '''do it'''! Remember, '''no''' pages have been protected here yet, so you are free to edit it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:27, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :: I think the layout is ok, but IMAO the page should have prominent links to main parts of the site – like the Community Portal and Request a Definition - and have a simple entry on how to add a new word and link to that too. I tried wikipedia's formatting on the page [[User:H2g2bob/sandbox]] but I really don't think it works. However, as Cromwellt said, Wiktionary's layout is good. Adding "Browse Wiktionary" would be good to have, but means we'll have to sort out a categorisation system – which will need a bit of thought if it's to work well. The Quick Index would be relatively easy to add, and would be useful on the front page. [[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 01:43, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :: Actually I'd just like to add that if you do edit the page, then go for it - be bold and do what you think will work best. --h2g2bob :::Note that en.Wiktionary's main page is being redesigned at [[:en:Talk:Main Page/Redesign]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 02:04, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :::H2g2bob, your page looks good. I think you should ''go for it!'' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 02:06, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :::Good-looking main page, H2g2bob, but don't forget links to Wiktionaries in other languages. I'm with Gerard: go for it! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:39, 17 February 2006 (UTC) : I've added the other languages (copied from english wikipedia). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 18:15, 18 February 2006 (UTC) ===WotD=== Flcelloguy, I like the idea of a word of the day, and I like it appearing on the main page, but maybe it would be better as a "word of the moment" (since moment is an indeterminate period of time) so that we don't necessarily have to keep it going every day. If you want to maintain it, I don't have anything against having a new one every day, just thinking of making it easier on you. I'll help out when I can, and I'll try to keep cranking out good words/definitions for you to use for WotD. :D --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:09, 21 February 2006 (UTC) : I think the way it's implimented it is tricky to do this for time periods other than a day - but it would be fairly easy loop it round if we get stuck for words, for example by having the word for the 25th February displayed on the 25th March, April, etc. As it is, it would force us to add new words ;) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 22:26, 21 February 2006 (UTC) WotD will be updated automatically. If you create 100 word of the day entries today, it will update itself for the next 100 days! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 22:55, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I already had the idea that it was updated automatically (though thanks for the clarification), but that still means we will have to keep the stack loaded unless we do what H2g2bob mentioned. But as you pointed out, it can be done in large groups all at one time, so I guess it isn't really a big deal. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:28, 22 February 2006 (UTC) == en.wiktionary == Someone just spammed an entry on en.wikt: that might be helpful here, I don't know: http://functionalenglish.com --[[User:Connel MacKenzie|Connel MacKenzie]] 15:56, 18 February 2006 (UTC) == Help! == I added a picture to current WotD, but then noticed that it made the WotD cover the whole top of the mainpage. Obviously that template for adding pictures needs a little tweaking. Then I removed it, but it only took away the pic and didn't fix the with of the WotD. I don't know how to fix it completely. Maybe editing a previous version of the page would fix it. Someone please help. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:36, 19 March 2006 (UTC) :Weirdness: it is fixed now. I guess the server took a little while catching up. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:16, 20 March 2006 (UTC) == Title == Why is it "a wiki-based Open Content dictionary written in Simple English for easy reading" when that is not in simple English? 6386 2006-04-18T23:40:09Z 68.239.230.5 /* Title */ In my opinion, this page should look a bit more like the English Wiktionary main page (not that we're trying to copy them, but if their format works better, let's use it!). We should definitely include links to wiktionaries in other languages (the biggest ones, probably), and I really like their use of a little color, quick index (which still has limited usability with us, I recognize, though in the near future it will be quite useful, hopefully), selected entries, and "things to do." That last one has a similar function to the Community Portal, so maybe we don't really need it, though having something that says up front that it is for beginners to start helping could be useful. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:47, 6 February 2006 (UTC) :This is all good stuff, now somone just has to '''do it'''! Remember, '''no''' pages have been protected here yet, so you are free to edit it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:27, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :: I think the layout is ok, but IMAO the page should have prominent links to main parts of the site – like the Community Portal and Request a Definition - and have a simple entry on how to add a new word and link to that too. I tried wikipedia's formatting on the page [[User:H2g2bob/sandbox]] but I really don't think it works. However, as Cromwellt said, Wiktionary's layout is good. Adding "Browse Wiktionary" would be good to have, but means we'll have to sort out a categorisation system – which will need a bit of thought if it's to work well. The Quick Index would be relatively easy to add, and would be useful on the front page. [[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 01:43, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :: Actually I'd just like to add that if you do edit the page, then go for it - be bold and do what you think will work best. --h2g2bob :::Note that en.Wiktionary's main page is being redesigned at [[:en:Talk:Main Page/Redesign]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 02:04, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :::H2g2bob, your page looks good. I think you should ''go for it!'' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 02:06, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :::Good-looking main page, H2g2bob, but don't forget links to Wiktionaries in other languages. I'm with Gerard: go for it! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:39, 17 February 2006 (UTC) : I've added the other languages (copied from english wikipedia). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 18:15, 18 February 2006 (UTC) ===WotD=== Flcelloguy, I like the idea of a word of the day, and I like it appearing on the main page, but maybe it would be better as a "word of the moment" (since moment is an indeterminate period of time) so that we don't necessarily have to keep it going every day. If you want to maintain it, I don't have anything against having a new one every day, just thinking of making it easier on you. I'll help out when I can, and I'll try to keep cranking out good words/definitions for you to use for WotD. :D --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:09, 21 February 2006 (UTC) : I think the way it's implimented it is tricky to do this for time periods other than a day - but it would be fairly easy loop it round if we get stuck for words, for example by having the word for the 25th February displayed on the 25th March, April, etc. As it is, it would force us to add new words ;) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 22:26, 21 February 2006 (UTC) WotD will be updated automatically. If you create 100 word of the day entries today, it will update itself for the next 100 days! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 22:55, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I already had the idea that it was updated automatically (though thanks for the clarification), but that still means we will have to keep the stack loaded unless we do what H2g2bob mentioned. But as you pointed out, it can be done in large groups all at one time, so I guess it isn't really a big deal. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:28, 22 February 2006 (UTC) == en.wiktionary == Someone just spammed an entry on en.wikt: that might be helpful here, I don't know: http://functionalenglish.com --[[User:Connel MacKenzie|Connel MacKenzie]] 15:56, 18 February 2006 (UTC) == Help! == I added a picture to current WotD, but then noticed that it made the WotD cover the whole top of the mainpage. Obviously that template for adding pictures needs a little tweaking. Then I removed it, but it only took away the pic and didn't fix the with of the WotD. I don't know how to fix it completely. Maybe editing a previous version of the page would fix it. Someone please help. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:36, 19 March 2006 (UTC) :Weirdness: it is fixed now. I guess the server took a little while catching up. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:16, 20 March 2006 (UTC) == Title == Why is it "a wiki-based Open Content dictionary written in Simple English for easy reading" when that is not in simple English? English Wikitionary has a simpler one. So people looking for some thing simple will not explore. 6446 2006-04-24T23:56:21Z Cromwellt 61 added comment, unsigned tag In my opinion, this page should look a bit more like the English Wiktionary main page (not that we're trying to copy them, but if their format works better, let's use it!). We should definitely include links to wiktionaries in other languages (the biggest ones, probably), and I really like their use of a little color, quick index (which still has limited usability with us, I recognize, though in the near future it will be quite useful, hopefully), selected entries, and "things to do." That last one has a similar function to the Community Portal, so maybe we don't really need it, though having something that says up front that it is for beginners to start helping could be useful. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:47, 6 February 2006 (UTC) :This is all good stuff, now somone just has to '''do it'''! Remember, '''no''' pages have been protected here yet, so you are free to edit it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:27, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :: I think the layout is ok, but IMAO the page should have prominent links to main parts of the site – like the Community Portal and Request a Definition - and have a simple entry on how to add a new word and link to that too. I tried wikipedia's formatting on the page [[User:H2g2bob/sandbox]] but I really don't think it works. However, as Cromwellt said, Wiktionary's layout is good. Adding "Browse Wiktionary" would be good to have, but means we'll have to sort out a categorisation system – which will need a bit of thought if it's to work well. The Quick Index would be relatively easy to add, and would be useful on the front page. [[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 01:43, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :: Actually I'd just like to add that if you do edit the page, then go for it - be bold and do what you think will work best. --h2g2bob :::Note that en.Wiktionary's main page is being redesigned at [[:en:Talk:Main Page/Redesign]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 02:04, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :::H2g2bob, your page looks good. I think you should ''go for it!'' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 02:06, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :::Good-looking main page, H2g2bob, but don't forget links to Wiktionaries in other languages. I'm with Gerard: go for it! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:39, 17 February 2006 (UTC) : I've added the other languages (copied from english wikipedia). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 18:15, 18 February 2006 (UTC) ===WotD=== Flcelloguy, I like the idea of a word of the day, and I like it appearing on the main page, but maybe it would be better as a "word of the moment" (since moment is an indeterminate period of time) so that we don't necessarily have to keep it going every day. If you want to maintain it, I don't have anything against having a new one every day, just thinking of making it easier on you. I'll help out when I can, and I'll try to keep cranking out good words/definitions for you to use for WotD. :D --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:09, 21 February 2006 (UTC) : I think the way it's implimented it is tricky to do this for time periods other than a day - but it would be fairly easy loop it round if we get stuck for words, for example by having the word for the 25th February displayed on the 25th March, April, etc. As it is, it would force us to add new words ;) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 22:26, 21 February 2006 (UTC) WotD will be updated automatically. If you create 100 word of the day entries today, it will update itself for the next 100 days! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 22:55, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I already had the idea that it was updated automatically (though thanks for the clarification), but that still means we will have to keep the stack loaded unless we do what H2g2bob mentioned. But as you pointed out, it can be done in large groups all at one time, so I guess it isn't really a big deal. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:28, 22 February 2006 (UTC) == en.wiktionary == Someone just spammed an entry on en.wikt: that might be helpful here, I don't know: http://functionalenglish.com --[[User:Connel MacKenzie|Connel MacKenzie]] 15:56, 18 February 2006 (UTC) == Help! == I added a picture to current WotD, but then noticed that it made the WotD cover the whole top of the mainpage. Obviously that template for adding pictures needs a little tweaking. Then I removed it, but it only took away the pic and didn't fix the with of the WotD. I don't know how to fix it completely. Maybe editing a previous version of the page would fix it. Someone please help. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:36, 19 March 2006 (UTC) :Weirdness: it is fixed now. I guess the server took a little while catching up. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:16, 20 March 2006 (UTC) == Title == Why is it "a wiki-based Open Content dictionary written in Simple English for easy reading" when that is not in simple English? English Wikitionary has a simpler one. So people looking for some thing simple will not explore. {{unsigned|68.239.230.5|18 Apr 2006}} :We have actually discussed that (on [[Wiktionary:Simple talk]]), and we are working on it. I haven't discovered how to change it yet, so I can't do it myself. If you know how, do it, or let me know, and I'll do it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:56, 24 April 2006 (UTC) 7164 2006-07-12T19:15:55Z 87.80.82.116 Logo Discussion In my opinion, this page should look a bit more like the English Wiktionary main page (not that we're trying to copy them, but if their format works better, let's use it!). We should definitely include links to wiktionaries in other languages (the biggest ones, probably), and I really like their use of a little color, quick index (which still has limited usability with us, I recognize, though in the near future it will be quite useful, hopefully), selected entries, and "things to do." That last one has a similar function to the Community Portal, so maybe we don't really need it, though having something that says up front that it is for beginners to start helping could be useful. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:47, 6 February 2006 (UTC) :This is all good stuff, now somone just has to '''do it'''! Remember, '''no''' pages have been protected here yet, so you are free to edit it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:27, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :: I think the layout is ok, but IMAO the page should have prominent links to main parts of the site – like the Community Portal and Request a Definition - and have a simple entry on how to add a new word and link to that too. I tried wikipedia's formatting on the page [[User:H2g2bob/sandbox]] but I really don't think it works. However, as Cromwellt said, Wiktionary's layout is good. Adding "Browse Wiktionary" would be good to have, but means we'll have to sort out a categorisation system – which will need a bit of thought if it's to work well. The Quick Index would be relatively easy to add, and would be useful on the front page. [[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 01:43, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :: Actually I'd just like to add that if you do edit the page, then go for it - be bold and do what you think will work best. --h2g2bob :::Note that en.Wiktionary's main page is being redesigned at [[:en:Talk:Main Page/Redesign]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 02:04, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :::H2g2bob, your page looks good. I think you should ''go for it!'' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 02:06, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :::Good-looking main page, H2g2bob, but don't forget links to Wiktionaries in other languages. I'm with Gerard: go for it! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:39, 17 February 2006 (UTC) : I've added the other languages (copied from english wikipedia). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 18:15, 18 February 2006 (UTC) ===WotD=== Flcelloguy, I like the idea of a word of the day, and I like it appearing on the main page, but maybe it would be better as a "word of the moment" (since moment is an indeterminate period of time) so that we don't necessarily have to keep it going every day. If you want to maintain it, I don't have anything against having a new one every day, just thinking of making it easier on you. I'll help out when I can, and I'll try to keep cranking out good words/definitions for you to use for WotD. :D --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:09, 21 February 2006 (UTC) : I think the way it's implimented it is tricky to do this for time periods other than a day - but it would be fairly easy loop it round if we get stuck for words, for example by having the word for the 25th February displayed on the 25th March, April, etc. As it is, it would force us to add new words ;) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 22:26, 21 February 2006 (UTC) WotD will be updated automatically. If you create 100 word of the day entries today, it will update itself for the next 100 days! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 22:55, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I already had the idea that it was updated automatically (though thanks for the clarification), but that still means we will have to keep the stack loaded unless we do what H2g2bob mentioned. But as you pointed out, it can be done in large groups all at one time, so I guess it isn't really a big deal. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:28, 22 February 2006 (UTC) == en.wiktionary == Someone just spammed an entry on en.wikt: that might be helpful here, I don't know: http://functionalenglish.com --[[User:Connel MacKenzie|Connel MacKenzie]] 15:56, 18 February 2006 (UTC) == Help! == I added a picture to current WotD, but then noticed that it made the WotD cover the whole top of the mainpage. Obviously that template for adding pictures needs a little tweaking. Then I removed it, but it only took away the pic and didn't fix the with of the WotD. I don't know how to fix it completely. Maybe editing a previous version of the page would fix it. Someone please help. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:36, 19 March 2006 (UTC) :Weirdness: it is fixed now. I guess the server took a little while catching up. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:16, 20 March 2006 (UTC) == Title == Why is it "a wiki-based Open Content dictionary written in Simple English for easy reading" when that is not in simple English? English Wikitionary has a simpler one. So people looking for some thing simple will not explore. {{unsigned|68.239.230.5|18 Apr 2006}} :We have actually discussed that (on [[Wiktionary:Simple talk]]), and we are working on it. I haven't discovered how to change it yet, so I can't do it myself. If you know how, do it, or let me know, and I'll do it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:56, 24 April 2006 (UTC) == Logo Discussion == Greetings, I apologise for writing in English. There is a discussion about the logo for Wiktionary at [[meta:Wiktionary/logo]]. Please go there and help us decide. Please also put this message on your community page. Thank you. -[[meta:User:Dbmag9|Dbmag9]] 8016 2006-07-23T20:36:59Z Cromwellt 61 /* Logo Discussion */ thanks In my opinion, this page should look a bit more like the English Wiktionary main page (not that we're trying to copy them, but if their format works better, let's use it!). We should definitely include links to wiktionaries in other languages (the biggest ones, probably), and I really like their use of a little color, quick index (which still has limited usability with us, I recognize, though in the near future it will be quite useful, hopefully), selected entries, and "things to do." That last one has a similar function to the Community Portal, so maybe we don't really need it, though having something that says up front that it is for beginners to start helping could be useful. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:47, 6 February 2006 (UTC) :This is all good stuff, now somone just has to '''do it'''! Remember, '''no''' pages have been protected here yet, so you are free to edit it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:27, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :: I think the layout is ok, but IMAO the page should have prominent links to main parts of the site – like the Community Portal and Request a Definition - and have a simple entry on how to add a new word and link to that too. I tried wikipedia's formatting on the page [[User:H2g2bob/sandbox]] but I really don't think it works. However, as Cromwellt said, Wiktionary's layout is good. Adding "Browse Wiktionary" would be good to have, but means we'll have to sort out a categorisation system – which will need a bit of thought if it's to work well. The Quick Index would be relatively easy to add, and would be useful on the front page. [[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 01:43, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :: Actually I'd just like to add that if you do edit the page, then go for it - be bold and do what you think will work best. --h2g2bob :::Note that en.Wiktionary's main page is being redesigned at [[:en:Talk:Main Page/Redesign]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 02:04, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :::H2g2bob, your page looks good. I think you should ''go for it!'' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 02:06, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :::Good-looking main page, H2g2bob, but don't forget links to Wiktionaries in other languages. I'm with Gerard: go for it! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:39, 17 February 2006 (UTC) : I've added the other languages (copied from english wikipedia). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 18:15, 18 February 2006 (UTC) ===WotD=== Flcelloguy, I like the idea of a word of the day, and I like it appearing on the main page, but maybe it would be better as a "word of the moment" (since moment is an indeterminate period of time) so that we don't necessarily have to keep it going every day. If you want to maintain it, I don't have anything against having a new one every day, just thinking of making it easier on you. I'll help out when I can, and I'll try to keep cranking out good words/definitions for you to use for WotD. :D --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:09, 21 February 2006 (UTC) : I think the way it's implimented it is tricky to do this for time periods other than a day - but it would be fairly easy loop it round if we get stuck for words, for example by having the word for the 25th February displayed on the 25th March, April, etc. As it is, it would force us to add new words ;) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 22:26, 21 February 2006 (UTC) WotD will be updated automatically. If you create 100 word of the day entries today, it will update itself for the next 100 days! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 22:55, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I already had the idea that it was updated automatically (though thanks for the clarification), but that still means we will have to keep the stack loaded unless we do what H2g2bob mentioned. But as you pointed out, it can be done in large groups all at one time, so I guess it isn't really a big deal. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:28, 22 February 2006 (UTC) == en.wiktionary == Someone just spammed an entry on en.wikt: that might be helpful here, I don't know: http://functionalenglish.com --[[User:Connel MacKenzie|Connel MacKenzie]] 15:56, 18 February 2006 (UTC) == Help! == I added a picture to current WotD, but then noticed that it made the WotD cover the whole top of the mainpage. Obviously that template for adding pictures needs a little tweaking. Then I removed it, but it only took away the pic and didn't fix the with of the WotD. I don't know how to fix it completely. Maybe editing a previous version of the page would fix it. Someone please help. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:36, 19 March 2006 (UTC) :Weirdness: it is fixed now. I guess the server took a little while catching up. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:16, 20 March 2006 (UTC) == Title == Why is it "a wiki-based Open Content dictionary written in Simple English for easy reading" when that is not in simple English? English Wikitionary has a simpler one. So people looking for some thing simple will not explore. {{unsigned|68.239.230.5|18 Apr 2006}} :We have actually discussed that (on [[Wiktionary:Simple talk]]), and we are working on it. I haven't discovered how to change it yet, so I can't do it myself. If you know how, do it, or let me know, and I'll do it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:56, 24 April 2006 (UTC) == Logo Discussion == Greetings, I apologise for writing in English. There is a discussion about the logo for Wiktionary at [[meta:Wiktionary/logo]]. Please go there and help us decide. Please also put this message on your community page. Thank you. -[[meta:User:Dbmag9|Dbmag9]] :Thanks for the heads-up, Dbmag9. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:36, 23 July 2006 (UTC) 8241 2006-07-30T22:50:45Z HSTutorials 100 /* Title */ In my opinion, this page should look a bit more like the English Wiktionary main page (not that we're trying to copy them, but if their format works better, let's use it!). We should definitely include links to wiktionaries in other languages (the biggest ones, probably), and I really like their use of a little color, quick index (which still has limited usability with us, I recognize, though in the near future it will be quite useful, hopefully), selected entries, and "things to do." That last one has a similar function to the Community Portal, so maybe we don't really need it, though having something that says up front that it is for beginners to start helping could be useful. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:47, 6 February 2006 (UTC) :This is all good stuff, now somone just has to '''do it'''! Remember, '''no''' pages have been protected here yet, so you are free to edit it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:27, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :: I think the layout is ok, but IMAO the page should have prominent links to main parts of the site – like the Community Portal and Request a Definition - and have a simple entry on how to add a new word and link to that too. I tried wikipedia's formatting on the page [[User:H2g2bob/sandbox]] but I really don't think it works. However, as Cromwellt said, Wiktionary's layout is good. Adding "Browse Wiktionary" would be good to have, but means we'll have to sort out a categorisation system – which will need a bit of thought if it's to work well. The Quick Index would be relatively easy to add, and would be useful on the front page. [[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 01:43, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :: Actually I'd just like to add that if you do edit the page, then go for it - be bold and do what you think will work best. --h2g2bob :::Note that en.Wiktionary's main page is being redesigned at [[:en:Talk:Main Page/Redesign]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 02:04, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :::H2g2bob, your page looks good. I think you should ''go for it!'' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 02:06, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :::Good-looking main page, H2g2bob, but don't forget links to Wiktionaries in other languages. I'm with Gerard: go for it! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:39, 17 February 2006 (UTC) : I've added the other languages (copied from english wikipedia). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 18:15, 18 February 2006 (UTC) ===WotD=== Flcelloguy, I like the idea of a word of the day, and I like it appearing on the main page, but maybe it would be better as a "word of the moment" (since moment is an indeterminate period of time) so that we don't necessarily have to keep it going every day. If you want to maintain it, I don't have anything against having a new one every day, just thinking of making it easier on you. I'll help out when I can, and I'll try to keep cranking out good words/definitions for you to use for WotD. :D --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:09, 21 February 2006 (UTC) : I think the way it's implimented it is tricky to do this for time periods other than a day - but it would be fairly easy loop it round if we get stuck for words, for example by having the word for the 25th February displayed on the 25th March, April, etc. As it is, it would force us to add new words ;) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 22:26, 21 February 2006 (UTC) WotD will be updated automatically. If you create 100 word of the day entries today, it will update itself for the next 100 days! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 22:55, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I already had the idea that it was updated automatically (though thanks for the clarification), but that still means we will have to keep the stack loaded unless we do what H2g2bob mentioned. But as you pointed out, it can be done in large groups all at one time, so I guess it isn't really a big deal. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:28, 22 February 2006 (UTC) == en.wiktionary == Someone just spammed an entry on en.wikt: that might be helpful here, I don't know: http://functionalenglish.com --[[User:Connel MacKenzie|Connel MacKenzie]] 15:56, 18 February 2006 (UTC) == Help! == I added a picture to current WotD, but then noticed that it made the WotD cover the whole top of the mainpage. Obviously that template for adding pictures needs a little tweaking. Then I removed it, but it only took away the pic and didn't fix the with of the WotD. I don't know how to fix it completely. Maybe editing a previous version of the page would fix it. Someone please help. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:36, 19 March 2006 (UTC) :Weirdness: it is fixed now. I guess the server took a little while catching up. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:16, 20 March 2006 (UTC) == Title == Why is it "a wiki-based Open Content dictionary written in Simple English for easy reading" when that is not in simple English? English Wikitionary has a simpler one. So people looking for some thing simple will not explore. {{unsigned|68.239.230.5|18 Apr 2006}} :We have actually discussed that (on [[Wiktionary:Simple talk]]), and we are working on it. I haven't discovered how to change it yet, so I can't do it myself. If you know how, do it, or let me know, and I'll do it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:56, 24 April 2006 (UTC) I wonder if Simple English Wikipedia and Simple English Wiktionary should be combined. When your words are very limited, it's it's very hard to give a short and simple definition of just one word.--[[User:HSTutorials|HSTutorials]] 22:50, 30 July 2006 (UTC) == Logo Discussion == Greetings, I apologise for writing in English. There is a discussion about the logo for Wiktionary at [[meta:Wiktionary/logo]]. Please go there and help us decide. Please also put this message on your community page. Thank you. -[[meta:User:Dbmag9|Dbmag9]] :Thanks for the heads-up, Dbmag9. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:36, 23 July 2006 (UTC) 8422 2006-08-02T23:39:09Z Cromwellt 61 /* Title */ It should NOT be combined with SEWP In my opinion, this page should look a bit more like the English Wiktionary main page (not that we're trying to copy them, but if their format works better, let's use it!). We should definitely include links to wiktionaries in other languages (the biggest ones, probably), and I really like their use of a little color, quick index (which still has limited usability with us, I recognize, though in the near future it will be quite useful, hopefully), selected entries, and "things to do." That last one has a similar function to the Community Portal, so maybe we don't really need it, though having something that says up front that it is for beginners to start helping could be useful. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:47, 6 February 2006 (UTC) :This is all good stuff, now somone just has to '''do it'''! Remember, '''no''' pages have been protected here yet, so you are free to edit it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:27, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :: I think the layout is ok, but IMAO the page should have prominent links to main parts of the site – like the Community Portal and Request a Definition - and have a simple entry on how to add a new word and link to that too. I tried wikipedia's formatting on the page [[User:H2g2bob/sandbox]] but I really don't think it works. However, as Cromwellt said, Wiktionary's layout is good. Adding "Browse Wiktionary" would be good to have, but means we'll have to sort out a categorisation system – which will need a bit of thought if it's to work well. The Quick Index would be relatively easy to add, and would be useful on the front page. [[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 01:43, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :: Actually I'd just like to add that if you do edit the page, then go for it - be bold and do what you think will work best. --h2g2bob :::Note that en.Wiktionary's main page is being redesigned at [[:en:Talk:Main Page/Redesign]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 02:04, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :::H2g2bob, your page looks good. I think you should ''go for it!'' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 02:06, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :::Good-looking main page, H2g2bob, but don't forget links to Wiktionaries in other languages. I'm with Gerard: go for it! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:39, 17 February 2006 (UTC) : I've added the other languages (copied from english wikipedia). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 18:15, 18 February 2006 (UTC) ===WotD=== Flcelloguy, I like the idea of a word of the day, and I like it appearing on the main page, but maybe it would be better as a "word of the moment" (since moment is an indeterminate period of time) so that we don't necessarily have to keep it going every day. If you want to maintain it, I don't have anything against having a new one every day, just thinking of making it easier on you. I'll help out when I can, and I'll try to keep cranking out good words/definitions for you to use for WotD. :D --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:09, 21 February 2006 (UTC) : I think the way it's implimented it is tricky to do this for time periods other than a day - but it would be fairly easy loop it round if we get stuck for words, for example by having the word for the 25th February displayed on the 25th March, April, etc. As it is, it would force us to add new words ;) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 22:26, 21 February 2006 (UTC) WotD will be updated automatically. If you create 100 word of the day entries today, it will update itself for the next 100 days! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 22:55, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I already had the idea that it was updated automatically (though thanks for the clarification), but that still means we will have to keep the stack loaded unless we do what H2g2bob mentioned. But as you pointed out, it can be done in large groups all at one time, so I guess it isn't really a big deal. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:28, 22 February 2006 (UTC) == en.wiktionary == Someone just spammed an entry on en.wikt: that might be helpful here, I don't know: http://functionalenglish.com --[[User:Connel MacKenzie|Connel MacKenzie]] 15:56, 18 February 2006 (UTC) == Help! == I added a picture to current WotD, but then noticed that it made the WotD cover the whole top of the mainpage. Obviously that template for adding pictures needs a little tweaking. Then I removed it, but it only took away the pic and didn't fix the with of the WotD. I don't know how to fix it completely. Maybe editing a previous version of the page would fix it. Someone please help. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:36, 19 March 2006 (UTC) :Weirdness: it is fixed now. I guess the server took a little while catching up. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:16, 20 March 2006 (UTC) == Title == Why is it "a wiki-based Open Content dictionary written in Simple English for easy reading" when that is not in simple English? English Wikitionary has a simpler one. So people looking for some thing simple will not explore. {{unsigned|68.239.230.5|18 Apr 2006}} :We have actually discussed that (on [[Wiktionary:Simple talk]]), and we are working on it. I haven't discovered how to change it yet, so I can't do it myself. If you know how, do it, or let me know, and I'll do it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:56, 24 April 2006 (UTC) I wonder if Simple English Wikipedia and Simple English Wiktionary should be combined. When your words are very limited, it's very hard to give a short and simple definition of just one word.--[[User:HSTutorials|HSTutorials]] 22:50, 30 July 2006 (UTC) :I strongly disagree. Sure, it isn't as easy when you are limited, but you can do it. You don't even have to stick ''only'' to the [[BE850]]. We just try to keep it as simple as possible, and use the BE850 and/or BE1500 as a general guideline. But seriously, you can define anything in simple terms if you try hard enough. Besides, definitions are not encyclopedic. I think this should definitely remain a separate project. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 23:39, 2 August 2006 (UTC) == Logo Discussion == Greetings, I apologise for writing in English. There is a discussion about the logo for Wiktionary at [[meta:Wiktionary/logo]]. Please go there and help us decide. Please also put this message on your community page. Thank you. -[[meta:User:Dbmag9|Dbmag9]] :Thanks for the heads-up, Dbmag9. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:36, 23 July 2006 (UTC) 12231 2006-11-12T22:18:55Z 69.109.177.251 ,kjmmmmmmmllmmnn nhngycrtxcvgfcfd In my opinion, this page should look a bit more like the English Wiktionary main page (not that we're trying to copy them, but if their format works better, let's use it!). We should definitely include links to wiktionaries in other languages (the biggest ones, probably), and I really like their use of a little color, quick index (which still has limited usability with us, I recognize, though in the near future it will be quite useful, hopefully), selected entries, and "things to do." That last one has a similar function to the Community Portal, so maybe we don't really need it, though having something that says up front that it is for beginners to start helping could be useful. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:47, 6 February 2006 (UTC) :This is all good stuff, now somone just has to '''do it'''! Remember, '''no''' pages have been protected here yet, so you are free to edit it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:27, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :: I think the layout is ok, but IMAO the page should have prominent links to main parts of the site – like the Community Portal and Request a Definition - and have a simple entry on how to add a new word and link to that too. I tried wikipedia's formatting on the page [[User:H2g2bob/sandbox]] but I really don't think it works. However, as Cromwellt said, Wiktionary's layout is good. Adding "Browse Wiktionary" would be good to have, but means we'll have to sort out a categorisation system – which will need a bit of thought if it's to work well. The Quick Index would be relatively easy to add, and would be useful on the front page. [[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 01:43, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :: Actually I'd just like to add that if you do edit the page, then go for it - be bold and do what you think will work best. --h2g2bob :::Note that en.Wiktionary's main page is being redesigned at [[:en:Talk:Main Page/Redesign]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 02:04, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :::H2g2bob, your page looks good. I think you should ''go for it!'' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 02:06, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :::Good-looking main page, H2g2bob, but don't forget links to Wiktionaries in other languages. I'm with Gerard: go for it! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:39, 17 February 2006 (UTC) : I've added the other languages (copied from english wikipedia). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 18:15, 18 February 2006 (UTC) ===WotD=== Flcelloguy, I like the idea of a word of the day, and I like it appearing on the main page, but maybe it would be better as a "word of the moment" (since moment is an indeterminate period of time) so that we don't necessarily have to keep it going every day. If you want to maintain it, I don't have anything against having a new one every day, just thinking of making it easier on you. I'll help out when I can, and I'll try to keep cranking out good words/definitions for you to use for WotD. :D --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:09, 21 February 2006 (UTC) : I think the way it's implimented it is tricky to do this for time periods other than a day - but it would be fairly easy loop it round if we get stuck for words, for example by having the word for the 25th February displayed on the 25th March, April, etc. As it is, it would force us to add new words ;) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 22:26, 21 February 2006 (UTC) WotD will be updated automatically. If you create 100 word of the day entries today, it will update itself for the next 100 days! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 22:55, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I already had the idea that it was updated automatically (though thanks for the clarification), but that still means we will have to keep the stack loaded unless we do what H2g2bob mentioned. But as you pointed out, it can be done in large groups all at one time, so I guess it isn't really a big deal. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:28, 22 February 2006 (UTC) == en.wiktionary == Someone just spammed an entry on en.wikt: that might be helpful here, I don't know: http://functionalenglish.com --[[User:Connel MacKenzie|Connel MacKenzie]] 15:56, 18 February 2006 (UTC) == Help! == I added a picture to current WotD, but then noticed that it made the WotD cover the whole top of the mainpage. Obviously that template for adding pictures needs a little tweaking. Then I removed it, but it only took away the pic and didn't fix the with of the WotD. I don't know how to fix it completely. Maybe editing a previous version of the page would fix it. Someone please help. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:36, 19 March 2006 (UTC) :Weirdness: it is fixed now. I guess the server took a little while catching up. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:16, 20 March 2006 (UTC) == Title == Why is it "a wiki-based Open Content dictionary written in Simple English for easy reading" when that is not in simple English? English Wikitionary has a simpler one. So people looking for some thing simple will not explore. {{unsigned|68.239.230.5|18 Apr 2006}} :We have actually discussed that (on [[Wiktionary:Simple talk]]), and we are working on it. I haven't discovered how to change it yet, so I can't do it myself. If you know how, do it, or let me know, and I'll do it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:56, 24 April 2006 (UTC) I wonder if Simple English Wikipedia and Simple English Wiktionary should be combined. When your words are very limited, it's very hard to give a short and simple definition of just one word.--[[User:HSTutorials|HSTutorials]] 22:50, 30 July 2006 (UTC) :I strongly disagree. Sure, it isn't as easy when you are limited, but you can do it. You don't even have to stick ''only'' to the [[BE850]]. We just try to keep it as simple as possible, and use the BE850 and/or BE1500 as a general guideline. But seriously, you can define anything in simple terms if you try hard enough. Besides, definitions are not encyclopedic. I think this should definitely remain a separate project. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 23:39, 2 August 2006 (UTC) == Logo Discussion == Greetings, I apologise for writing in English. There is a discussion about the logo for Wiktionary at [[meta:Wiktionary/logo]]. Please go there and help us decide. Please also put this message on your community page. Thank you. -[[meta:User:Dbmag9|Dbmag9]] :Thanks for the heads-up, Dbmag9. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:36, 23 July 2006 (UTC) == ,kjmmmmmmmllmmnn nhngycrtxcvgfcfd == <math> Subject/headline/title:</math> <math>Insert formula here</math><math>Insert formula here</math><math>Insert formula here</math><math>Insert formula here</math><math>Insert formula here</math><math>Insert formula here</math><math>Insert formula here</math><math>Insert formula here</math><math>Insert formula here</math><nowiki>Insert non-formatted text here</nowiki>[[Media:Example.ogg]][[Media:Example.ogg]][[Media:Example.ogg]][[Image:Example.jpg]] == Headline text == [http://www.example.com link title][http://www.example.com link title][http://www.example.com link title][http://www.example.com link title] ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- [[Media:Example.ogg]][[Link title]]''Italic text'''''Bold text'''<math>Insert formula here</math> 12232 2006-11-12T22:20:07Z Rory096 131 rvv In my opinion, this page should look a bit more like the English Wiktionary main page (not that we're trying to copy them, but if their format works better, let's use it!). We should definitely include links to wiktionaries in other languages (the biggest ones, probably), and I really like their use of a little color, quick index (which still has limited usability with us, I recognize, though in the near future it will be quite useful, hopefully), selected entries, and "things to do." That last one has a similar function to the Community Portal, so maybe we don't really need it, though having something that says up front that it is for beginners to start helping could be useful. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:47, 6 February 2006 (UTC) :This is all good stuff, now somone just has to '''do it'''! Remember, '''no''' pages have been protected here yet, so you are free to edit it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:27, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :: I think the layout is ok, but IMAO the page should have prominent links to main parts of the site – like the Community Portal and Request a Definition - and have a simple entry on how to add a new word and link to that too. I tried wikipedia's formatting on the page [[User:H2g2bob/sandbox]] but I really don't think it works. However, as Cromwellt said, Wiktionary's layout is good. Adding "Browse Wiktionary" would be good to have, but means we'll have to sort out a categorisation system – which will need a bit of thought if it's to work well. The Quick Index would be relatively easy to add, and would be useful on the front page. [[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 01:43, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :: Actually I'd just like to add that if you do edit the page, then go for it - be bold and do what you think will work best. --h2g2bob :::Note that en.Wiktionary's main page is being redesigned at [[:en:Talk:Main Page/Redesign]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 02:04, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :::H2g2bob, your page looks good. I think you should ''go for it!'' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 02:06, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :::Good-looking main page, H2g2bob, but don't forget links to Wiktionaries in other languages. I'm with Gerard: go for it! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:39, 17 February 2006 (UTC) : I've added the other languages (copied from english wikipedia). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 18:15, 18 February 2006 (UTC) ===WotD=== Flcelloguy, I like the idea of a word of the day, and I like it appearing on the main page, but maybe it would be better as a "word of the moment" (since moment is an indeterminate period of time) so that we don't necessarily have to keep it going every day. If you want to maintain it, I don't have anything against having a new one every day, just thinking of making it easier on you. I'll help out when I can, and I'll try to keep cranking out good words/definitions for you to use for WotD. :D --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:09, 21 February 2006 (UTC) : I think the way it's implimented it is tricky to do this for time periods other than a day - but it would be fairly easy loop it round if we get stuck for words, for example by having the word for the 25th February displayed on the 25th March, April, etc. As it is, it would force us to add new words ;) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 22:26, 21 February 2006 (UTC) WotD will be updated automatically. If you create 100 word of the day entries today, it will update itself for the next 100 days! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 22:55, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I already had the idea that it was updated automatically (though thanks for the clarification), but that still means we will have to keep the stack loaded unless we do what H2g2bob mentioned. But as you pointed out, it can be done in large groups all at one time, so I guess it isn't really a big deal. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:28, 22 February 2006 (UTC) == en.wiktionary == Someone just spammed an entry on en.wikt: that might be helpful here, I don't know: http://functionalenglish.com --[[User:Connel MacKenzie|Connel MacKenzie]] 15:56, 18 February 2006 (UTC) == Help! == I added a picture to current WotD, but then noticed that it made the WotD cover the whole top of the mainpage. Obviously that template for adding pictures needs a little tweaking. Then I removed it, but it only took away the pic and didn't fix the with of the WotD. I don't know how to fix it completely. Maybe editing a previous version of the page would fix it. Someone please help. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:36, 19 March 2006 (UTC) :Weirdness: it is fixed now. I guess the server took a little while catching up. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:16, 20 March 2006 (UTC) == Title == Why is it "a wiki-based Open Content dictionary written in Simple English for easy reading" when that is not in simple English? English Wikitionary has a simpler one. So people looking for some thing simple will not explore. {{unsigned|68.239.230.5|18 Apr 2006}} :We have actually discussed that (on [[Wiktionary:Simple talk]]), and we are working on it. I haven't discovered how to change it yet, so I can't do it myself. If you know how, do it, or let me know, and I'll do it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:56, 24 April 2006 (UTC) I wonder if Simple English Wikipedia and Simple English Wiktionary should be combined. When your words are very limited, it's very hard to give a short and simple definition of just one word.--[[User:HSTutorials|HSTutorials]] 22:50, 30 July 2006 (UTC) :I strongly disagree. Sure, it isn't as easy when you are limited, but you can do it. You don't even have to stick ''only'' to the [[BE850]]. We just try to keep it as simple as possible, and use the BE850 and/or BE1500 as a general guideline. But seriously, you can define anything in simple terms if you try hard enough. Besides, definitions are not encyclopedic. I think this should definitely remain a separate project. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 23:39, 2 August 2006 (UTC) == Logo Discussion == Greetings, I apologise for writing in English. There is a discussion about the logo for Wiktionary at [[meta:Wiktionary/logo]]. Please go there and help us decide. Please also put this message on your community page. Thank you. -[[meta:User:Dbmag9|Dbmag9]] :Thanks for the heads-up, Dbmag9. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:36, 23 July 2006 (UTC) 13240 2006-12-03T16:38:16Z Coppertwig 139 Interwikis In my opinion, this page should look a bit more like the English Wiktionary main page (not that we're trying to copy them, but if their format works better, let's use it!). We should definitely include links to wiktionaries in other languages (the biggest ones, probably), and I really like their use of a little color, quick index (which still has limited usability with us, I recognize, though in the near future it will be quite useful, hopefully), selected entries, and "things to do." That last one has a similar function to the Community Portal, so maybe we don't really need it, though having something that says up front that it is for beginners to start helping could be useful. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:47, 6 February 2006 (UTC) :This is all good stuff, now somone just has to '''do it'''! Remember, '''no''' pages have been protected here yet, so you are free to edit it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:27, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :: I think the layout is ok, but IMAO the page should have prominent links to main parts of the site – like the Community Portal and Request a Definition - and have a simple entry on how to add a new word and link to that too. I tried wikipedia's formatting on the page [[User:H2g2bob/sandbox]] but I really don't think it works. However, as Cromwellt said, Wiktionary's layout is good. Adding "Browse Wiktionary" would be good to have, but means we'll have to sort out a categorisation system – which will need a bit of thought if it's to work well. The Quick Index would be relatively easy to add, and would be useful on the front page. [[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 01:43, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :: Actually I'd just like to add that if you do edit the page, then go for it - be bold and do what you think will work best. --h2g2bob :::Note that en.Wiktionary's main page is being redesigned at [[:en:Talk:Main Page/Redesign]] [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 02:04, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :::H2g2bob, your page looks good. I think you should ''go for it!'' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 02:06, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :::Good-looking main page, H2g2bob, but don't forget links to Wiktionaries in other languages. I'm with Gerard: go for it! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:39, 17 February 2006 (UTC) : I've added the other languages (copied from english wikipedia). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 18:15, 18 February 2006 (UTC) ===WotD=== Flcelloguy, I like the idea of a word of the day, and I like it appearing on the main page, but maybe it would be better as a "word of the moment" (since moment is an indeterminate period of time) so that we don't necessarily have to keep it going every day. If you want to maintain it, I don't have anything against having a new one every day, just thinking of making it easier on you. I'll help out when I can, and I'll try to keep cranking out good words/definitions for you to use for WotD. :D --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:09, 21 February 2006 (UTC) : I think the way it's implimented it is tricky to do this for time periods other than a day - but it would be fairly easy loop it round if we get stuck for words, for example by having the word for the 25th February displayed on the 25th March, April, etc. As it is, it would force us to add new words ;) --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 22:26, 21 February 2006 (UTC) WotD will be updated automatically. If you create 100 word of the day entries today, it will update itself for the next 100 days! [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 22:55, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I already had the idea that it was updated automatically (though thanks for the clarification), but that still means we will have to keep the stack loaded unless we do what H2g2bob mentioned. But as you pointed out, it can be done in large groups all at one time, so I guess it isn't really a big deal. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:28, 22 February 2006 (UTC) == en.wiktionary == Someone just spammed an entry on en.wikt: that might be helpful here, I don't know: http://functionalenglish.com --[[User:Connel MacKenzie|Connel MacKenzie]] 15:56, 18 February 2006 (UTC) == Help! == I added a picture to current WotD, but then noticed that it made the WotD cover the whole top of the mainpage. Obviously that template for adding pictures needs a little tweaking. Then I removed it, but it only took away the pic and didn't fix the with of the WotD. I don't know how to fix it completely. Maybe editing a previous version of the page would fix it. Someone please help. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:36, 19 March 2006 (UTC) :Weirdness: it is fixed now. I guess the server took a little while catching up. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:16, 20 March 2006 (UTC) == Title == Why is it "a wiki-based Open Content dictionary written in Simple English for easy reading" when that is not in simple English? English Wikitionary has a simpler one. So people looking for some thing simple will not explore. {{unsigned|68.239.230.5|18 Apr 2006}} :We have actually discussed that (on [[Wiktionary:Simple talk]]), and we are working on it. I haven't discovered how to change it yet, so I can't do it myself. If you know how, do it, or let me know, and I'll do it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:56, 24 April 2006 (UTC) I wonder if Simple English Wikipedia and Simple English Wiktionary should be combined. When your words are very limited, it's very hard to give a short and simple definition of just one word.--[[User:HSTutorials|HSTutorials]] 22:50, 30 July 2006 (UTC) :I strongly disagree. Sure, it isn't as easy when you are limited, but you can do it. You don't even have to stick ''only'' to the [[BE850]]. We just try to keep it as simple as possible, and use the BE850 and/or BE1500 as a general guideline. But seriously, you can define anything in simple terms if you try hard enough. Besides, definitions are not encyclopedic. I think this should definitely remain a separate project. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 23:39, 2 August 2006 (UTC) == Logo Discussion == Greetings, I apologise for writing in English. There is a discussion about the logo for Wiktionary at [[meta:Wiktionary/logo]]. Please go there and help us decide. Please also put this message on your community page. Thank you. -[[meta:User:Dbmag9|Dbmag9]] :Thanks for the heads-up, Dbmag9. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:36, 23 July 2006 (UTC) == Interwikis == I copied the interwikis from the Esperanto Wiktionary. OK, I see there are links at the bottom of the page, but people are used to looking for interwikis at the side. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 16:38, 3 December 2006 (UTC) 1952 4834 2006-02-06T21:49:43Z Cromwellt 61 Proposed changes The information on this page is very helpful, but I strongly recommend updating this and reformatting it so that it looks more presentable, with more useful links, etc. Let's get this thing looking professional, people! :D We want people to take us seriously. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:49, 6 February 2006 (UTC) 4835 2006-02-06T22:28:43Z Cromwellt 61 Wiktionary link? The information on this page is very helpful, but I strongly recommend updating this and reformatting it so that it looks more presentable, with more useful links, etc. Let's get this thing looking professional, people! :D We want people to take us seriously. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:49, 6 February 2006 (UTC) == Wiktionary link? == Why in the world should each page have a link to the English Wiktionary? This is a Wiktionary, with very good definitions. If we do include a reference to the English Wiktionary, let's change the template to say something like "English Wiktionary has a more complex entry on:" because right now it looks like we're saying that these are not definitions, and that this isn't a Wiktionary (since it says "Wiktionary has an entry on" rather than using the term English Wiktionary. The way it is now works great on English Wikipedia, or on the Simple English Wikipedia for that matter (linking here, hopefully), but here we need the distinction. Actually, I'm going to change the template right now. Somehow, in my previous experience, that does not change all of the pages right away (possibly because of cached versions or something like that), but at least it will help all future pages and the other ones can be fixed later, hopefully. If anyone knows why the changes are delayed, I'd love some enlightenment on the subject (preferably on my talk page). --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 22:28, 6 February 2006 (UTC) 4836 2006-02-06T22:29:34Z Cromwellt 61 /* Wiktionary link? */ punctuation The information on this page is very helpful, but I strongly recommend updating this and reformatting it so that it looks more presentable, with more useful links, etc. Let's get this thing looking professional, people! :D We want people to take us seriously. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:49, 6 February 2006 (UTC) == Wiktionary link? == Why in the world should each page have a link to the English Wiktionary? This is a Wiktionary, with very good definitions. If we do include a reference to the English Wiktionary, let's change the template to say something like "English Wiktionary has a more complex entry on:" because right now it looks like we're saying that these are not definitions, and that this isn't a Wiktionary (since it says "Wiktionary has an entry on" rather than using the term English Wiktionary). The way it is now works great on English Wikipedia, or on the Simple English Wikipedia for that matter (linking here, hopefully), but here we need the distinction. Actually, I'm going to change the template right now. Somehow, in my previous experience, that does not change all of the pages right away (possibly because of cached versions or something like that), but at least it will help all future pages and the other ones can be fixed later, hopefully. If anyone knows why the changes are delayed, I'd love some enlightenment on the subject (preferably on my talk page). --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 22:28, 6 February 2006 (UTC) 4854 2006-02-16T18:28:47Z Gmcfoley 41 /* Wiktionary link? */ The information on this page is very helpful, but I strongly recommend updating this and reformatting it so that it looks more presentable, with more useful links, etc. Let's get this thing looking professional, people! :D We want people to take us seriously. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:49, 6 February 2006 (UTC) == Wiktionary link? == Why in the world should each page have a link to the English Wiktionary? This is a Wiktionary, with very good definitions. If we do include a reference to the English Wiktionary, let's change the template to say something like "English Wiktionary has a more complex entry on:" because right now it looks like we're saying that these are not definitions, and that this isn't a Wiktionary (since it says "Wiktionary has an entry on" rather than using the term English Wiktionary). The way it is now works great on English Wikipedia, or on the Simple English Wikipedia for that matter (linking here, hopefully), but here we need the distinction. Actually, I'm going to change the template right now. Somehow, in my previous experience, that does not change all of the pages right away (possibly because of cached versions or something like that), but at least it will help all future pages and the other ones can be fixed later, hopefully. If anyone knows why the changes are delayed, I'd love some enlightenment on the subject (preferably on my talk page). --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 22:28, 6 February 2006 (UTC) : I've never understood why the pages need a link to en.wiktionary. I would be in favor of removing them. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:28, 16 February 2006 (UTC) 4882 2006-02-17T21:49:08Z Cromwellt 61 EWikt link and Admin access The information on this page is very helpful, but I strongly recommend updating this and reformatting it so that it looks more presentable, with more useful links, etc. Let's get this thing looking professional, people! :D We want people to take us seriously. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:49, 6 February 2006 (UTC) == Wiktionary link? == Why in the world should each page have a link to the English Wiktionary? This is a Wiktionary, with very good definitions. If we do include a reference to the English Wiktionary, let's change the template to say something like "English Wiktionary has a more complex entry on:" because right now it looks like we're saying that these are not definitions, and that this isn't a Wiktionary (since it says "Wiktionary has an entry on" rather than using the term English Wiktionary). The way it is now works great on English Wikipedia, or on the Simple English Wikipedia for that matter (linking here, hopefully), but here we need the distinction. Actually, I'm going to change the template right now. Somehow, in my previous experience, that does not change all of the pages right away (possibly because of cached versions or something like that), but at least it will help all future pages and the other ones can be fixed later, hopefully. If anyone knows why the changes are delayed, I'd love some enlightenment on the subject (preferably on my talk page). --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 22:28, 6 February 2006 (UTC) : I've never understood why the pages need a link to en.wiktionary. I would be in favor of removing them. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:28, 16 February 2006 (UTC) ::Upon further reflection, I guess it isn't a bad thing to have a link there (giving people more options is a good thing), especially since the revised template now makes the distinction. However, I don't think it should be mandatory, just a good option, just like some articles in Wikipedia have a link to Wiktionary (English or Simple English), while others do not. It is helpful, but not necessary. Gerard, it would be good if the header at the top of this talk page linked to "[[Wiktionary:Community Portal]]" rather than to "[[Community Portal]]" which does not exist. I guess it could link to a page describing what the Community Portal is and does, but I think the original intent was to link to the actual page. Despite my earlier comments about a top-heavy organization here, maybe I should ask for [[Wiktionary:Administrators|admin]] status just so I can make these changes myself and don't have to bug you about them -- oh, now I have. If you are in favor of the idea, please add your support. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:49, 17 February 2006 (UTC) 4883 2006-02-17T22:03:55Z Gmcfoley 41 /* Wiktionary link? */ The information on this page is very helpful, but I strongly recommend updating this and reformatting it so that it looks more presentable, with more useful links, etc. Let's get this thing looking professional, people! :D We want people to take us seriously. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:49, 6 February 2006 (UTC) == Wiktionary link? == Why in the world should each page have a link to the English Wiktionary? This is a Wiktionary, with very good definitions. If we do include a reference to the English Wiktionary, let's change the template to say something like "English Wiktionary has a more complex entry on:" because right now it looks like we're saying that these are not definitions, and that this isn't a Wiktionary (since it says "Wiktionary has an entry on" rather than using the term English Wiktionary). The way it is now works great on English Wikipedia, or on the Simple English Wikipedia for that matter (linking here, hopefully), but here we need the distinction. Actually, I'm going to change the template right now. Somehow, in my previous experience, that does not change all of the pages right away (possibly because of cached versions or something like that), but at least it will help all future pages and the other ones can be fixed later, hopefully. If anyone knows why the changes are delayed, I'd love some enlightenment on the subject (preferably on my talk page). --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 22:28, 6 February 2006 (UTC) : I've never understood why the pages need a link to en.wiktionary. I would be in favor of removing them. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:28, 16 February 2006 (UTC) ::Upon further reflection, I guess it isn't a bad thing to have a link there (giving people more options is a good thing), especially since the revised template now makes the distinction. However, I don't think it should be mandatory, just a good option, just like some articles in Wikipedia have a link to Wiktionary (English or Simple English), while others do not. It is helpful, but not necessary. Gerard, it would be good if the header at the top of this talk page linked to "[[Wiktionary:Community Portal]]" rather than to "[[Community Portal]]" which does not exist. I guess it could link to a page describing what the Community Portal is and does, but I think the original intent was to link to the actual page. Despite my earlier comments about a top-heavy organization here, maybe I should ask for [[Wiktionary:Administrators|admin]] status just so I can make these changes myself and don't have to bug you about them -- oh, now I have. If you are in favor of the idea, please add your support. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:49, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :I would prefer the link done the same as for other languages, as in <nowiki>[[en:Page name]]</nowiki>, and have it show up in the other languages box on the left. According to [[Special:Whatlinkshere/Community_Portal]], your link is the only link to Community Portal. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 22:03, 17 February 2006 (UTC) 4908 2006-02-19T16:09:34Z Cromwellt 61 Agree, on the left; link clarification The information on this page is very helpful, but I strongly recommend updating this and reformatting it so that it looks more presentable, with more useful links, etc. Let's get this thing looking professional, people! :D We want people to take us seriously. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:49, 6 February 2006 (UTC) == Wiktionary link? == Why in the world should each page have a link to the English Wiktionary? This is a Wiktionary, with very good definitions. If we do include a reference to the English Wiktionary, let's change the template to say something like "English Wiktionary has a more complex entry on:" because right now it looks like we're saying that these are not definitions, and that this isn't a Wiktionary (since it says "Wiktionary has an entry on" rather than using the term English Wiktionary). The way it is now works great on English Wikipedia, or on the Simple English Wikipedia for that matter (linking here, hopefully), but here we need the distinction. Actually, I'm going to change the template right now. Somehow, in my previous experience, that does not change all of the pages right away (possibly because of cached versions or something like that), but at least it will help all future pages and the other ones can be fixed later, hopefully. If anyone knows why the changes are delayed, I'd love some enlightenment on the subject (preferably on my talk page). --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 22:28, 6 February 2006 (UTC) : I've never understood why the pages need a link to en.wiktionary. I would be in favor of removing them. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:28, 16 February 2006 (UTC) ::Upon further reflection, I guess it isn't a bad thing to have a link there (giving people more options is a good thing), especially since the revised template now makes the distinction. However, I don't think it should be mandatory, just a good option, just like some articles in Wikipedia have a link to Wiktionary (English or Simple English), while others do not. It is helpful, but not necessary. Gerard, it would be good if the header at the top of this talk page linked to "[[Wiktionary:Community Portal]]" rather than to "[[Community Portal]]" which does not exist. I guess it could link to a page describing what the Community Portal is and does, but I think the original intent was to link to the actual page. Despite my earlier comments about a top-heavy organization here, maybe I should ask for [[Wiktionary:Administrators|admin]] status just so I can make these changes myself and don't have to bug you about them -- oh, now I have. If you are in favor of the idea, please add your support. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:49, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :I would prefer the link done the same as for other languages, as in <nowiki>[[en:Page name]]</nowiki>, and have it show up in the other languages box on the left. According to [[Special:Whatlinkshere/Community_Portal]], your link is the only link to Community Portal. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 22:03, 17 February 2006 (UTC) ::I think you're absolutely right. It is much better to have the link show up on the left. I was actually referring to the link in the text at the top of the edit page (where it says, "This is the talk page for discussing changes to the "Community Portal" article."). The link there is red, because it isn't linked where it should be. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 16:09, 19 February 2006 (UTC) 4916 2006-02-19T23:22:13Z Gmcfoley 41 /* Wiktionary link? */ The information on this page is very helpful, but I strongly recommend updating this and reformatting it so that it looks more presentable, with more useful links, etc. Let's get this thing looking professional, people! :D We want people to take us seriously. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:49, 6 February 2006 (UTC) == Wiktionary link? == Why in the world should each page have a link to the English Wiktionary? This is a Wiktionary, with very good definitions. If we do include a reference to the English Wiktionary, let's change the template to say something like "English Wiktionary has a more complex entry on:" because right now it looks like we're saying that these are not definitions, and that this isn't a Wiktionary (since it says "Wiktionary has an entry on" rather than using the term English Wiktionary). The way it is now works great on English Wikipedia, or on the Simple English Wikipedia for that matter (linking here, hopefully), but here we need the distinction. Actually, I'm going to change the template right now. Somehow, in my previous experience, that does not change all of the pages right away (possibly because of cached versions or something like that), but at least it will help all future pages and the other ones can be fixed later, hopefully. If anyone knows why the changes are delayed, I'd love some enlightenment on the subject (preferably on my talk page). --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 22:28, 6 February 2006 (UTC) : I've never understood why the pages need a link to en.wiktionary. I would be in favor of removing them. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:28, 16 February 2006 (UTC) ::Upon further reflection, I guess it isn't a bad thing to have a link there (giving people more options is a good thing), especially since the revised template now makes the distinction. However, I don't think it should be mandatory, just a good option, just like some articles in Wikipedia have a link to Wiktionary (English or Simple English), while others do not. It is helpful, but not necessary. Gerard, it would be good if the header at the top of this talk page linked to "[[Wiktionary:Community Portal]]" rather than to "[[Community Portal]]" which does not exist. I guess it could link to a page describing what the Community Portal is and does, but I think the original intent was to link to the actual page. Despite my earlier comments about a top-heavy organization here, maybe I should ask for [[Wiktionary:Administrators|admin]] status just so I can make these changes myself and don't have to bug you about them -- oh, now I have. If you are in favor of the idea, please add your support. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:49, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :I would prefer the link done the same as for other languages, as in <nowiki>[[en:Page name]]</nowiki>, and have it show up in the other languages box on the left. According to [[Special:Whatlinkshere/Community_Portal]], your link is the only link to Community Portal. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 22:03, 17 February 2006 (UTC) ::I think you're absolutely right. It is much better to have the link show up on the left. I was actually referring to the link in the text at the top of the edit page (where it says, "This is the talk page for discussing changes to the "Community Portal" article."). The link there is red, because it isn't linked where it should be. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 16:09, 19 February 2006 (UTC) That's from [[Mediawiki:Talkpagetext]]. I'll take a look at it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:22, 19 February 2006 (UTC) 4995 2006-02-21T13:38:43Z H2g2bob 43 The information on this page is very helpful, but I strongly recommend updating this and reformatting it so that it looks more presentable, with more useful links, etc. Let's get this thing looking professional, people! :D We want people to take us seriously. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:49, 6 February 2006 (UTC) == Irregular Verbs == Has anyone any ideas how we should write irregular verbs, or indeed normal verbs? English Wiktionary uses the [[en:Template:en-verb]] - I'd be in favour of adopting this here. Also, should we have ~ing or ~ed redirect to the entry, or have their own entry (wikt:en uses seperate pages). Any and all ideas are welcome --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 13:38, 21 February 2006 (UTC) == Wiktionary link? == Why in the world should each page have a link to the English Wiktionary? This is a Wiktionary, with very good definitions. If we do include a reference to the English Wiktionary, let's change the template to say something like "English Wiktionary has a more complex entry on:" because right now it looks like we're saying that these are not definitions, and that this isn't a Wiktionary (since it says "Wiktionary has an entry on" rather than using the term English Wiktionary). The way it is now works great on English Wikipedia, or on the Simple English Wikipedia for that matter (linking here, hopefully), but here we need the distinction. Actually, I'm going to change the template right now. Somehow, in my previous experience, that does not change all of the pages right away (possibly because of cached versions or something like that), but at least it will help all future pages and the other ones can be fixed later, hopefully. If anyone knows why the changes are delayed, I'd love some enlightenment on the subject (preferably on my talk page). --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 22:28, 6 February 2006 (UTC) : I've never understood why the pages need a link to en.wiktionary. I would be in favor of removing them. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:28, 16 February 2006 (UTC) ::Upon further reflection, I guess it isn't a bad thing to have a link there (giving people more options is a good thing), especially since the revised template now makes the distinction. However, I don't think it should be mandatory, just a good option, just like some articles in Wikipedia have a link to Wiktionary (English or Simple English), while others do not. It is helpful, but not necessary. Gerard, it would be good if the header at the top of this talk page linked to "[[Wiktionary:Community Portal]]" rather than to "[[Community Portal]]" which does not exist. I guess it could link to a page describing what the Community Portal is and does, but I think the original intent was to link to the actual page. Despite my earlier comments about a top-heavy organization here, maybe I should ask for [[Wiktionary:Administrators|admin]] status just so I can make these changes myself and don't have to bug you about them -- oh, now I have. If you are in favor of the idea, please add your support. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:49, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :I would prefer the link done the same as for other languages, as in <nowiki>[[en:Page name]]</nowiki>, and have it show up in the other languages box on the left. According to [[Special:Whatlinkshere/Community_Portal]], your link is the only link to Community Portal. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 22:03, 17 February 2006 (UTC) ::I think you're absolutely right. It is much better to have the link show up on the left. I was actually referring to the link in the text at the top of the edit page (where it says, "This is the talk page for discussing changes to the "Community Portal" article."). The link there is red, because it isn't linked where it should be. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 16:09, 19 February 2006 (UTC) That's from [[Mediawiki:Talkpagetext]]. I'll take a look at it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:22, 19 February 2006 (UTC) 5039 2006-02-21T20:52:37Z Cromwellt 61 Thanks The information on this page is very helpful, but I strongly recommend updating this and reformatting it so that it looks more presentable, with more useful links, etc. Let's get this thing looking professional, people! :D We want people to take us seriously. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:49, 6 February 2006 (UTC) == Irregular Verbs == Has anyone any ideas how we should write irregular verbs, or indeed normal verbs? English Wiktionary uses the [[en:Template:en-verb]] - I'd be in favour of adopting this here. Also, should we have ~ing or ~ed redirect to the entry, or have their own entry (wikt:en uses seperate pages). Any and all ideas are welcome --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 13:38, 21 February 2006 (UTC) == Wiktionary link? == Why in the world should each page have a link to the English Wiktionary? This is a Wiktionary, with very good definitions. If we do include a reference to the English Wiktionary, let's change the template to say something like "English Wiktionary has a more complex entry on:" because right now it looks like we're saying that these are not definitions, and that this isn't a Wiktionary (since it says "Wiktionary has an entry on" rather than using the term English Wiktionary). The way it is now works great on English Wikipedia, or on the Simple English Wikipedia for that matter (linking here, hopefully), but here we need the distinction. Actually, I'm going to change the template right now. Somehow, in my previous experience, that does not change all of the pages right away (possibly because of cached versions or something like that), but at least it will help all future pages and the other ones can be fixed later, hopefully. If anyone knows why the changes are delayed, I'd love some enlightenment on the subject (preferably on my talk page). --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 22:28, 6 February 2006 (UTC) : I've never understood why the pages need a link to en.wiktionary. I would be in favor of removing them. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:28, 16 February 2006 (UTC) ::Upon further reflection, I guess it isn't a bad thing to have a link there (giving people more options is a good thing), especially since the revised template now makes the distinction. However, I don't think it should be mandatory, just a good option, just like some articles in Wikipedia have a link to Wiktionary (English or Simple English), while others do not. It is helpful, but not necessary. Gerard, it would be good if the header at the top of this talk page linked to "[[Wiktionary:Community Portal]]" rather than to "[[Community Portal]]" which does not exist. I guess it could link to a page describing what the Community Portal is and does, but I think the original intent was to link to the actual page. Despite my earlier comments about a top-heavy organization here, maybe I should ask for [[Wiktionary:Administrators|admin]] status just so I can make these changes myself and don't have to bug you about them -- oh, now I have. If you are in favor of the idea, please add your support. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:49, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :I would prefer the link done the same as for other languages, as in <nowiki>[[en:Page name]]</nowiki>, and have it show up in the other languages box on the left. According to [[Special:Whatlinkshere/Community_Portal]], your link is the only link to Community Portal. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 22:03, 17 February 2006 (UTC) ::I think you're absolutely right. It is much better to have the link show up on the left. I was actually referring to the link in the text at the top of the edit page (where it says, "This is the talk page for discussing changes to the "Community Portal" article."). The link there is red, because it isn't linked where it should be. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 16:09, 19 February 2006 (UTC) That's from [[Mediawiki:Talkpagetext]]. I'll take a look at it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:22, 19 February 2006 (UTC) :Well, it is much simpler now! It doesn't have that ugly redlink, although I did kind of like the colored boxes, etc. But definitely better to have it simple, considering what we are doing here. Thanks for the fix. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 21 February 2006 (UTC) 5622 2006-03-02T03:05:38Z Cromwellt 61 Comments, vote The information on this page is very helpful, but I strongly recommend updating this and reformatting it so that it looks more presentable, with more useful links, etc. Let's get this thing looking professional, people! :D We want people to take us seriously. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:49, 6 February 2006 (UTC) == Irregular Verbs == Has anyone any ideas how we should write irregular verbs, or indeed normal verbs? English Wiktionary uses the [[en:Template:en-verb]] - I'd be in favour of adopting this here. Also, should we have ~ing or ~ed redirect to the entry, or have their own entry (wikt:en uses seperate pages). Any and all ideas are welcome --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 13:38, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I didn't see that template over there before. Either I never stumbled across a word with that template, or it is something new. Either way, I am 100% in favor of it. It is clean, nicely-colored, easy to read, and, most of all, '''simple'''. Let's go for it, the irregular one, and for the corresponding one on nouns as well! Of course, since all our entries are in English, I think we can just go with Template:noun, etc. instead of Template:en-noun. We should definitely not be limited by/to what English Wiktionary does, but if they do something well, I say we copy them. I think having a separate page for each form of the word will be important ultimately (since people who are learning the language will search for it that way), but at the moment I would say let's leave it as a redirect if anything, since we are still working on just getting a good set of basic entries out there. :Oh, and I would like to know what people think about having the word bold in the examples. I'm putting it here because if we change it, we should change the standard form listed here also. I have been doing it with bold, but I'm starting to think it is unnecessary, since they already know what word it is, and they aren't blind (though if they word, bold wouldn't help :D). What do you guys think? I '''support''' the removal of bold in examples as redundant. However, if there is are some good reasons to keep it or consensus says to keep it, I won't be at all disappointed. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 03:05, 2 March 2006 (UTC) == Wiktionary link? == Why in the world should each page have a link to the English Wiktionary? This is a Wiktionary, with very good definitions. If we do include a reference to the English Wiktionary, let's change the template to say something like "English Wiktionary has a more complex entry on:" because right now it looks like we're saying that these are not definitions, and that this isn't a Wiktionary (since it says "Wiktionary has an entry on" rather than using the term English Wiktionary). The way it is now works great on English Wikipedia, or on the Simple English Wikipedia for that matter (linking here, hopefully), but here we need the distinction. Actually, I'm going to change the template right now. Somehow, in my previous experience, that does not change all of the pages right away (possibly because of cached versions or something like that), but at least it will help all future pages and the other ones can be fixed later, hopefully. If anyone knows why the changes are delayed, I'd love some enlightenment on the subject (preferably on my talk page). --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 22:28, 6 February 2006 (UTC) : I've never understood why the pages need a link to en.wiktionary. I would be in favor of removing them. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:28, 16 February 2006 (UTC) ::Upon further reflection, I guess it isn't a bad thing to have a link there (giving people more options is a good thing), especially since the revised template now makes the distinction. However, I don't think it should be mandatory, just a good option, just like some articles in Wikipedia have a link to Wiktionary (English or Simple English), while others do not. It is helpful, but not necessary. Gerard, it would be good if the header at the top of this talk page linked to "[[Wiktionary:Community Portal]]" rather than to "[[Community Portal]]" which does not exist. I guess it could link to a page describing what the Community Portal is and does, but I think the original intent was to link to the actual page. Despite my earlier comments about a top-heavy organization here, maybe I should ask for [[Wiktionary:Administrators|admin]] status just so I can make these changes myself and don't have to bug you about them -- oh, now I have. If you are in favor of the idea, please add your support. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:49, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :I would prefer the link done the same as for other languages, as in <nowiki>[[en:Page name]]</nowiki>, and have it show up in the other languages box on the left. According to [[Special:Whatlinkshere/Community_Portal]], your link is the only link to Community Portal. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 22:03, 17 February 2006 (UTC) ::I think you're absolutely right. It is much better to have the link show up on the left. I was actually referring to the link in the text at the top of the edit page (where it says, "This is the talk page for discussing changes to the "Community Portal" article."). The link there is red, because it isn't linked where it should be. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 16:09, 19 February 2006 (UTC) That's from [[Mediawiki:Talkpagetext]]. I'll take a look at it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:22, 19 February 2006 (UTC) :Well, it is much simpler now! It doesn't have that ugly redlink, although I did kind of like the colored boxes, etc. But definitely better to have it simple, considering what we are doing here. Thanks for the fix. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 21 February 2006 (UTC) 5625 2006-03-02T13:50:54Z H2g2bob 43 /* Irregular Verbs */ The information on this page is very helpful, but I strongly recommend updating this and reformatting it so that it looks more presentable, with more useful links, etc. Let's get this thing looking professional, people! :D We want people to take us seriously. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:49, 6 February 2006 (UTC) == Irregular Verbs == Has anyone any ideas how we should write irregular verbs, or indeed normal verbs? English Wiktionary uses the [[en:Template:en-verb]] - I'd be in favour of adopting this here. Also, should we have ~ing or ~ed redirect to the entry, or have their own entry (wikt:en uses seperate pages). Any and all ideas are welcome --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 13:38, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I didn't see that template over there before. Either I never stumbled across a word with that template, or it is something new. Either way, I am 100% in favor of it. It is clean, nicely-colored, easy to read, and, most of all, '''simple'''. Let's go for it, the irregular one, and for the corresponding one on nouns as well! Of course, since all our entries are in English, I think we can just go with Template:noun, etc. instead of Template:en-noun. We should definitely not be limited by/to what English Wiktionary does, but if they do something well, I say we copy them. I think having a separate page for each form of the word will be important ultimately (since people who are learning the language will search for it that way), but at the moment I would say let's leave it as a redirect if anything, since we are still working on just getting a good set of basic entries out there. :Oh, and I would like to know what people think about having the word bold in the examples. I'm putting it here because if we change it, we should change the standard form listed here also. I have been doing it with bold, but I'm starting to think it is unnecessary, since they already know what word it is, and they aren't blind (though if they word, bold wouldn't help :D). What do you guys think? I '''support''' the removal of bold in examples as redundant. However, if there is are some good reasons to keep it or consensus says to keep it, I won't be at all disappointed. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 03:05, 2 March 2006 (UTC) ::To be honest I'm not worried either way whether we put bold in the examples or not. As you say, theres not too much point in having the word in bold, but there's also no reason not to have the word in bold either. I'd do whatever --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 13:50, 2 March 2006 (UTC) ::Also, I did [[Template:verb]]. -h2g2bob == Wiktionary link? == Why in the world should each page have a link to the English Wiktionary? This is a Wiktionary, with very good definitions. If we do include a reference to the English Wiktionary, let's change the template to say something like "English Wiktionary has a more complex entry on:" because right now it looks like we're saying that these are not definitions, and that this isn't a Wiktionary (since it says "Wiktionary has an entry on" rather than using the term English Wiktionary). The way it is now works great on English Wikipedia, or on the Simple English Wikipedia for that matter (linking here, hopefully), but here we need the distinction. Actually, I'm going to change the template right now. Somehow, in my previous experience, that does not change all of the pages right away (possibly because of cached versions or something like that), but at least it will help all future pages and the other ones can be fixed later, hopefully. If anyone knows why the changes are delayed, I'd love some enlightenment on the subject (preferably on my talk page). --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 22:28, 6 February 2006 (UTC) : I've never understood why the pages need a link to en.wiktionary. I would be in favor of removing them. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:28, 16 February 2006 (UTC) ::Upon further reflection, I guess it isn't a bad thing to have a link there (giving people more options is a good thing), especially since the revised template now makes the distinction. However, I don't think it should be mandatory, just a good option, just like some articles in Wikipedia have a link to Wiktionary (English or Simple English), while others do not. It is helpful, but not necessary. Gerard, it would be good if the header at the top of this talk page linked to "[[Wiktionary:Community Portal]]" rather than to "[[Community Portal]]" which does not exist. I guess it could link to a page describing what the Community Portal is and does, but I think the original intent was to link to the actual page. Despite my earlier comments about a top-heavy organization here, maybe I should ask for [[Wiktionary:Administrators|admin]] status just so I can make these changes myself and don't have to bug you about them -- oh, now I have. If you are in favor of the idea, please add your support. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:49, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :I would prefer the link done the same as for other languages, as in <nowiki>[[en:Page name]]</nowiki>, and have it show up in the other languages box on the left. According to [[Special:Whatlinkshere/Community_Portal]], your link is the only link to Community Portal. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 22:03, 17 February 2006 (UTC) ::I think you're absolutely right. It is much better to have the link show up on the left. I was actually referring to the link in the text at the top of the edit page (where it says, "This is the talk page for discussing changes to the "Community Portal" article."). The link there is red, because it isn't linked where it should be. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 16:09, 19 February 2006 (UTC) That's from [[Mediawiki:Talkpagetext]]. I'll take a look at it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:22, 19 February 2006 (UTC) :Well, it is much simpler now! It doesn't have that ugly redlink, although I did kind of like the colored boxes, etc. But definitely better to have it simple, considering what we are doing here. Thanks for the fix. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 21 February 2006 (UTC) 5627 2006-03-02T17:05:03Z Cromwellt 61 comment The information on this page is very helpful, but I strongly recommend updating this and reformatting it so that it looks more presentable, with more useful links, etc. Let's get this thing looking professional, people! :D We want people to take us seriously. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:49, 6 February 2006 (UTC) == Irregular Verbs == Has anyone any ideas how we should write irregular verbs, or indeed normal verbs? English Wiktionary uses the [[en:Template:en-verb]] - I'd be in favour of adopting this here. Also, should we have ~ing or ~ed redirect to the entry, or have their own entry (wikt:en uses seperate pages). Any and all ideas are welcome --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 13:38, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I didn't see that template over there before. Either I never stumbled across a word with that template, or it is something new. Either way, I am 100% in favor of it. It is clean, nicely-colored, easy to read, and, most of all, '''simple'''. Let's go for it, the irregular one, and for the corresponding one on nouns as well! Of course, since all our entries are in English, I think we can just go with Template:noun, etc. instead of Template:en-noun. We should definitely not be limited by/to what English Wiktionary does, but if they do something well, I say we copy them. I think having a separate page for each form of the word will be important ultimately (since people who are learning the language will search for it that way), but at the moment I would say let's leave it as a redirect if anything, since we are still working on just getting a good set of basic entries out there. :Oh, and I would like to know what people think about having the word bold in the examples. I'm putting it here because if we change it, we should change the standard form listed here also. I have been doing it with bold, but I'm starting to think it is unnecessary, since they already know what word it is, and they aren't blind (though if they word, bold wouldn't help :D). What do you guys think? I '''support''' the removal of bold in examples as redundant. However, if there is are some good reasons to keep it or consensus says to keep it, I won't be at all disappointed. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 03:05, 2 March 2006 (UTC) ::To be honest I'm not worried either way whether we put bold in the examples or not. As you say, theres not too much point in having the word in bold, but there's also no reason not to have the word in bold either. I'd do whatever --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 13:50, 2 March 2006 (UTC) ::Also, I did [[Template:verb]]. -h2g2bob :::You're probably right about the bold, but it is still better to have a standard. I think we should have all examples in ''italics'' to set them off from the definitions. Also, how about a standardization of punctuation? Periods after definitions and examples, or just examples? I'd '''support''' periods after both. Oh, and I just made [[Template:noun]]. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:04, 2 March 2006 (UTC) == Wiktionary link? == Why in the world should each page have a link to the English Wiktionary? This is a Wiktionary, with very good definitions. If we do include a reference to the English Wiktionary, let's change the template to say something like "English Wiktionary has a more complex entry on:" because right now it looks like we're saying that these are not definitions, and that this isn't a Wiktionary (since it says "Wiktionary has an entry on" rather than using the term English Wiktionary). The way it is now works great on English Wikipedia, or on the Simple English Wikipedia for that matter (linking here, hopefully), but here we need the distinction. Actually, I'm going to change the template right now. Somehow, in my previous experience, that does not change all of the pages right away (possibly because of cached versions or something like that), but at least it will help all future pages and the other ones can be fixed later, hopefully. If anyone knows why the changes are delayed, I'd love some enlightenment on the subject (preferably on my talk page). --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 22:28, 6 February 2006 (UTC) : I've never understood why the pages need a link to en.wiktionary. I would be in favor of removing them. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:28, 16 February 2006 (UTC) ::Upon further reflection, I guess it isn't a bad thing to have a link there (giving people more options is a good thing), especially since the revised template now makes the distinction. However, I don't think it should be mandatory, just a good option, just like some articles in Wikipedia have a link to Wiktionary (English or Simple English), while others do not. It is helpful, but not necessary. Gerard, it would be good if the header at the top of this talk page linked to "[[Wiktionary:Community Portal]]" rather than to "[[Community Portal]]" which does not exist. I guess it could link to a page describing what the Community Portal is and does, but I think the original intent was to link to the actual page. Despite my earlier comments about a top-heavy organization here, maybe I should ask for [[Wiktionary:Administrators|admin]] status just so I can make these changes myself and don't have to bug you about them -- oh, now I have. If you are in favor of the idea, please add your support. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:49, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :I would prefer the link done the same as for other languages, as in <nowiki>[[en:Page name]]</nowiki>, and have it show up in the other languages box on the left. According to [[Special:Whatlinkshere/Community_Portal]], your link is the only link to Community Portal. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 22:03, 17 February 2006 (UTC) ::I think you're absolutely right. It is much better to have the link show up on the left. I was actually referring to the link in the text at the top of the edit page (where it says, "This is the talk page for discussing changes to the "Community Portal" article."). The link there is red, because it isn't linked where it should be. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 16:09, 19 February 2006 (UTC) That's from [[Mediawiki:Talkpagetext]]. I'll take a look at it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:22, 19 February 2006 (UTC) :Well, it is much simpler now! It doesn't have that ugly redlink, although I did kind of like the colored boxes, etc. But definitely better to have it simple, considering what we are doing here. Thanks for the fix. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 21 February 2006 (UTC) 5631 2006-03-02T17:27:23Z Cromwellt 61 /* Irregular Verbs */ adjective template too The information on this page is very helpful, but I strongly recommend updating this and reformatting it so that it looks more presentable, with more useful links, etc. Let's get this thing looking professional, people! :D We want people to take us seriously. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:49, 6 February 2006 (UTC) == Irregular Verbs == Has anyone any ideas how we should write irregular verbs, or indeed normal verbs? English Wiktionary uses the [[en:Template:en-verb]] - I'd be in favour of adopting this here. Also, should we have ~ing or ~ed redirect to the entry, or have their own entry (wikt:en uses seperate pages). Any and all ideas are welcome --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 13:38, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I didn't see that template over there before. Either I never stumbled across a word with that template, or it is something new. Either way, I am 100% in favor of it. It is clean, nicely-colored, easy to read, and, most of all, '''simple'''. Let's go for it, the irregular one, and for the corresponding one on nouns as well! Of course, since all our entries are in English, I think we can just go with Template:noun, etc. instead of Template:en-noun. We should definitely not be limited by/to what English Wiktionary does, but if they do something well, I say we copy them. I think having a separate page for each form of the word will be important ultimately (since people who are learning the language will search for it that way), but at the moment I would say let's leave it as a redirect if anything, since we are still working on just getting a good set of basic entries out there. :Oh, and I would like to know what people think about having the word bold in the examples. I'm putting it here because if we change it, we should change the standard form listed here also. I have been doing it with bold, but I'm starting to think it is unnecessary, since they already know what word it is, and they aren't blind (though if they word, bold wouldn't help :D). What do you guys think? I '''support''' the removal of bold in examples as redundant. However, if there is are some good reasons to keep it or consensus says to keep it, I won't be at all disappointed. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 03:05, 2 March 2006 (UTC) ::To be honest I'm not worried either way whether we put bold in the examples or not. As you say, theres not too much point in having the word in bold, but there's also no reason not to have the word in bold either. I'd do whatever --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 13:50, 2 March 2006 (UTC) ::Also, I did [[Template:verb]]. -h2g2bob :::You're probably right about the bold, but it is still better to have a standard. I think we should have all examples in ''italics'' to set them off from the definitions. Also, how about a standardization of punctuation? Periods after definitions and examples, or just examples? I'd '''support''' periods after both. Oh, and I just made [[Template:noun]]. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:04, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :::Just finished [[Template:adjective]], too. I just realized that there is no irregular verb template, and there needn't be, since the verb format allows for irregulars as well. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:27, 2 March 2006 (UTC) == Wiktionary link? == Why in the world should each page have a link to the English Wiktionary? This is a Wiktionary, with very good definitions. If we do include a reference to the English Wiktionary, let's change the template to say something like "English Wiktionary has a more complex entry on:" because right now it looks like we're saying that these are not definitions, and that this isn't a Wiktionary (since it says "Wiktionary has an entry on" rather than using the term English Wiktionary). The way it is now works great on English Wikipedia, or on the Simple English Wikipedia for that matter (linking here, hopefully), but here we need the distinction. Actually, I'm going to change the template right now. Somehow, in my previous experience, that does not change all of the pages right away (possibly because of cached versions or something like that), but at least it will help all future pages and the other ones can be fixed later, hopefully. If anyone knows why the changes are delayed, I'd love some enlightenment on the subject (preferably on my talk page). --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 22:28, 6 February 2006 (UTC) : I've never understood why the pages need a link to en.wiktionary. I would be in favor of removing them. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:28, 16 February 2006 (UTC) ::Upon further reflection, I guess it isn't a bad thing to have a link there (giving people more options is a good thing), especially since the revised template now makes the distinction. However, I don't think it should be mandatory, just a good option, just like some articles in Wikipedia have a link to Wiktionary (English or Simple English), while others do not. It is helpful, but not necessary. Gerard, it would be good if the header at the top of this talk page linked to "[[Wiktionary:Community Portal]]" rather than to "[[Community Portal]]" which does not exist. I guess it could link to a page describing what the Community Portal is and does, but I think the original intent was to link to the actual page. Despite my earlier comments about a top-heavy organization here, maybe I should ask for [[Wiktionary:Administrators|admin]] status just so I can make these changes myself and don't have to bug you about them -- oh, now I have. If you are in favor of the idea, please add your support. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:49, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :I would prefer the link done the same as for other languages, as in <nowiki>[[en:Page name]]</nowiki>, and have it show up in the other languages box on the left. According to [[Special:Whatlinkshere/Community_Portal]], your link is the only link to Community Portal. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 22:03, 17 February 2006 (UTC) ::I think you're absolutely right. It is much better to have the link show up on the left. I was actually referring to the link in the text at the top of the edit page (where it says, "This is the talk page for discussing changes to the "Community Portal" article."). The link there is red, because it isn't linked where it should be. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 16:09, 19 February 2006 (UTC) That's from [[Mediawiki:Talkpagetext]]. I'll take a look at it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:22, 19 February 2006 (UTC) :Well, it is much simpler now! It doesn't have that ugly redlink, although I did kind of like the colored boxes, etc. But definitely better to have it simple, considering what we are doing here. Thanks for the fix. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 21 February 2006 (UTC) 5634 2006-03-02T17:48:29Z Cromwellt 61 Template messages or index of templates page The information on this page is very helpful, but I strongly recommend updating this and reformatting it so that it looks more presentable, with more useful links, etc. Let's get this thing looking professional, people! :D We want people to take us seriously. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:49, 6 February 2006 (UTC) == Irregular Verbs == Has anyone any ideas how we should write irregular verbs, or indeed normal verbs? English Wiktionary uses the [[en:Template:en-verb]] - I'd be in favour of adopting this here. Also, should we have ~ing or ~ed redirect to the entry, or have their own entry (wikt:en uses seperate pages). Any and all ideas are welcome --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 13:38, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I didn't see that template over there before. Either I never stumbled across a word with that template, or it is something new. Either way, I am 100% in favor of it. It is clean, nicely-colored, easy to read, and, most of all, '''simple'''. Let's go for it, the irregular one, and for the corresponding one on nouns as well! Of course, since all our entries are in English, I think we can just go with Template:noun, etc. instead of Template:en-noun. We should definitely not be limited by/to what English Wiktionary does, but if they do something well, I say we copy them. I think having a separate page for each form of the word will be important ultimately (since people who are learning the language will search for it that way), but at the moment I would say let's leave it as a redirect if anything, since we are still working on just getting a good set of basic entries out there. :Oh, and I would like to know what people think about having the word bold in the examples. I'm putting it here because if we change it, we should change the standard form listed here also. I have been doing it with bold, but I'm starting to think it is unnecessary, since they already know what word it is, and they aren't blind (though if they word, bold wouldn't help :D). What do you guys think? I '''support''' the removal of bold in examples as redundant. However, if there is are some good reasons to keep it or consensus says to keep it, I won't be at all disappointed. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 03:05, 2 March 2006 (UTC) ::To be honest I'm not worried either way whether we put bold in the examples or not. As you say, theres not too much point in having the word in bold, but there's also no reason not to have the word in bold either. I'd do whatever --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 13:50, 2 March 2006 (UTC) ::Also, I did [[Template:verb]]. -h2g2bob :::You're probably right about the bold, but it is still better to have a standard. I think we should have all examples in ''italics'' to set them off from the definitions. Also, how about a standardization of punctuation? Periods after definitions and examples, or just examples? I'd '''support''' periods after both. Oh, and I just made [[Template:noun]]. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:04, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :::Just finished [[Template:adjective]], too. I just realized that there is no irregular verb template, and there needn't be, since the verb format allows for irregulars as well. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:27, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :::I think that we should have a page that lists all our templates, perhaps divided into sections on Wiki templates versus article templates. It would be nice to know what all we have. The index of templates over at EWikt is okay (though perhaps "Wiktionary:Template messages" would be the best, because it is more consistent with other projects), but I'd like ours to include lists of all templates. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:48, 2 March 2006 (UTC) == Wiktionary link? == Why in the world should each page have a link to the English Wiktionary? This is a Wiktionary, with very good definitions. If we do include a reference to the English Wiktionary, let's change the template to say something like "English Wiktionary has a more complex entry on:" because right now it looks like we're saying that these are not definitions, and that this isn't a Wiktionary (since it says "Wiktionary has an entry on" rather than using the term English Wiktionary). The way it is now works great on English Wikipedia, or on the Simple English Wikipedia for that matter (linking here, hopefully), but here we need the distinction. Actually, I'm going to change the template right now. Somehow, in my previous experience, that does not change all of the pages right away (possibly because of cached versions or something like that), but at least it will help all future pages and the other ones can be fixed later, hopefully. If anyone knows why the changes are delayed, I'd love some enlightenment on the subject (preferably on my talk page). --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 22:28, 6 February 2006 (UTC) : I've never understood why the pages need a link to en.wiktionary. I would be in favor of removing them. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:28, 16 February 2006 (UTC) ::Upon further reflection, I guess it isn't a bad thing to have a link there (giving people more options is a good thing), especially since the revised template now makes the distinction. However, I don't think it should be mandatory, just a good option, just like some articles in Wikipedia have a link to Wiktionary (English or Simple English), while others do not. It is helpful, but not necessary. Gerard, it would be good if the header at the top of this talk page linked to "[[Wiktionary:Community Portal]]" rather than to "[[Community Portal]]" which does not exist. I guess it could link to a page describing what the Community Portal is and does, but I think the original intent was to link to the actual page. Despite my earlier comments about a top-heavy organization here, maybe I should ask for [[Wiktionary:Administrators|admin]] status just so I can make these changes myself and don't have to bug you about them -- oh, now I have. If you are in favor of the idea, please add your support. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:49, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :I would prefer the link done the same as for other languages, as in <nowiki>[[en:Page name]]</nowiki>, and have it show up in the other languages box on the left. According to [[Special:Whatlinkshere/Community_Portal]], your link is the only link to Community Portal. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 22:03, 17 February 2006 (UTC) ::I think you're absolutely right. It is much better to have the link show up on the left. I was actually referring to the link in the text at the top of the edit page (where it says, "This is the talk page for discussing changes to the "Community Portal" article."). The link there is red, because it isn't linked where it should be. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 16:09, 19 February 2006 (UTC) That's from [[Mediawiki:Talkpagetext]]. I'll take a look at it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:22, 19 February 2006 (UTC) :Well, it is much simpler now! It doesn't have that ugly redlink, although I did kind of like the colored boxes, etc. But definitely better to have it simple, considering what we are doing here. Thanks for the fix. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 21 February 2006 (UTC) 5635 2006-03-02T18:02:02Z Cromwellt 61 Ideas The information on this page is very helpful, but I strongly recommend updating this and reformatting it so that it looks more presentable, with more useful links, etc. Let's get this thing looking professional, people! :D We want people to take us seriously. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:49, 6 February 2006 (UTC) == Irregular Verbs == Has anyone any ideas how we should write irregular verbs, or indeed normal verbs? English Wiktionary uses the [[en:Template:en-verb]] - I'd be in favour of adopting this here. Also, should we have ~ing or ~ed redirect to the entry, or have their own entry (wikt:en uses seperate pages). Any and all ideas are welcome --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 13:38, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I didn't see that template over there before. Either I never stumbled across a word with that template, or it is something new. Either way, I am 100% in favor of it. It is clean, nicely-colored, easy to read, and, most of all, '''simple'''. Let's go for it, the irregular one, and for the corresponding one on nouns as well! Of course, since all our entries are in English, I think we can just go with Template:noun, etc. instead of Template:en-noun. We should definitely not be limited by/to what English Wiktionary does, but if they do something well, I say we copy them. I think having a separate page for each form of the word will be important ultimately (since people who are learning the language will search for it that way), but at the moment I would say let's leave it as a redirect if anything, since we are still working on just getting a good set of basic entries out there. :Oh, and I would like to know what people think about having the word bold in the examples. I'm putting it here because if we change it, we should change the standard form listed here also. I have been doing it with bold, but I'm starting to think it is unnecessary, since they already know what word it is, and they aren't blind (though if they word, bold wouldn't help :D). What do you guys think? I '''support''' the removal of bold in examples as redundant. However, if there is are some good reasons to keep it or consensus says to keep it, I won't be at all disappointed. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 03:05, 2 March 2006 (UTC) ::To be honest I'm not worried either way whether we put bold in the examples or not. As you say, theres not too much point in having the word in bold, but there's also no reason not to have the word in bold either. I'd do whatever --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 13:50, 2 March 2006 (UTC) ::Also, I did [[Template:verb]]. -h2g2bob :::You're probably right about the bold, but it is still better to have a standard. I think we should have all examples in ''italics'' to set them off from the definitions. Also, how about a standardization of punctuation? Periods after definitions and examples, or just examples? I'd '''support''' periods after both. Oh, and I just made [[Template:noun]]. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:04, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :::Just finished [[Template:adjective]], too. I just realized that there is no irregular verb template, and there needn't be, since the verb format allows for irregulars as well. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:27, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :::I think that we should have a page that lists all our templates, perhaps divided into sections on Wiki templates versus article templates. It would be nice to know what all we have. The index of templates over at EWikt is okay (though perhaps "Wiktionary:Template messages" would be the best, because it is more consistent with other projects), but I'd like ours to include lists of all templates. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:48, 2 March 2006 (UTC) == Wiktionary link? == Why in the world should each page have a link to the English Wiktionary? This is a Wiktionary, with very good definitions. If we do include a reference to the English Wiktionary, let's change the template to say something like "English Wiktionary has a more complex entry on:" because right now it looks like we're saying that these are not definitions, and that this isn't a Wiktionary (since it says "Wiktionary has an entry on" rather than using the term English Wiktionary). The way it is now works great on English Wikipedia, or on the Simple English Wikipedia for that matter (linking here, hopefully), but here we need the distinction. Actually, I'm going to change the template right now. Somehow, in my previous experience, that does not change all of the pages right away (possibly because of cached versions or something like that), but at least it will help all future pages and the other ones can be fixed later, hopefully. If anyone knows why the changes are delayed, I'd love some enlightenment on the subject (preferably on my talk page). --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 22:28, 6 February 2006 (UTC) : I've never understood why the pages need a link to en.wiktionary. I would be in favor of removing them. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:28, 16 February 2006 (UTC) ::Upon further reflection, I guess it isn't a bad thing to have a link there (giving people more options is a good thing), especially since the revised template now makes the distinction. However, I don't think it should be mandatory, just a good option, just like some articles in Wikipedia have a link to Wiktionary (English or Simple English), while others do not. It is helpful, but not necessary. Gerard, it would be good if the header at the top of this talk page linked to "[[Wiktionary:Community Portal]]" rather than to "[[Community Portal]]" which does not exist. I guess it could link to a page describing what the Community Portal is and does, but I think the original intent was to link to the actual page. Despite my earlier comments about a top-heavy organization here, maybe I should ask for [[Wiktionary:Administrators|admin]] status just so I can make these changes myself and don't have to bug you about them -- oh, now I have. If you are in favor of the idea, please add your support. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:49, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :I would prefer the link done the same as for other languages, as in <nowiki>[[en:Page name]]</nowiki>, and have it show up in the other languages box on the left. According to [[Special:Whatlinkshere/Community_Portal]], your link is the only link to Community Portal. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 22:03, 17 February 2006 (UTC) ::I think you're absolutely right. It is much better to have the link show up on the left. I was actually referring to the link in the text at the top of the edit page (where it says, "This is the talk page for discussing changes to the "Community Portal" article."). The link there is red, because it isn't linked where it should be. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 16:09, 19 February 2006 (UTC) That's from [[Mediawiki:Talkpagetext]]. I'll take a look at it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:22, 19 February 2006 (UTC) :Well, it is much simpler now! It doesn't have that ugly redlink, although I did kind of like the colored boxes, etc. But definitely better to have it simple, considering what we are doing here. Thanks for the fix. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 21 February 2006 (UTC) == Ideas == As I mentioned above, we could use a [[Wiktionary:Template messages]] or [[Wiktionary:Index of templates]] page. How about a template for the Help section? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:02, 2 March 2006 (UTC) 6088 2006-03-22T21:48:50Z Cromwellt 61 /* Irregular Verbs */ New irregular verb template comment The information on this page is very helpful, but I strongly recommend updating this and reformatting it so that it looks more presentable, with more useful links, etc. Let's get this thing looking professional, people! :D We want people to take us seriously. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:49, 6 February 2006 (UTC) == Irregular Verbs == Has anyone any ideas how we should write irregular verbs, or indeed normal verbs? English Wiktionary uses the [[en:Template:en-verb]] - I'd be in favour of adopting this here. Also, should we have ~ing or ~ed redirect to the entry, or have their own entry (wikt:en uses seperate pages). Any and all ideas are welcome --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 13:38, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I didn't see that template over there before. Either I never stumbled across a word with that template, or it is something new. Either way, I am 100% in favor of it. It is clean, nicely-colored, easy to read, and, most of all, '''simple'''. Let's go for it, the irregular one, and for the corresponding one on nouns as well! Of course, since all our entries are in English, I think we can just go with Template:noun, etc. instead of Template:en-noun. We should definitely not be limited by/to what English Wiktionary does, but if they do something well, I say we copy them. I think having a separate page for each form of the word will be important ultimately (since people who are learning the language will search for it that way), but at the moment I would say let's leave it as a redirect if anything, since we are still working on just getting a good set of basic entries out there. :Oh, and I would like to know what people think about having the word bold in the examples. I'm putting it here because if we change it, we should change the standard form listed here also. I have been doing it with bold, but I'm starting to think it is unnecessary, since they already know what word it is, and they aren't blind (though if they word, bold wouldn't help :D). What do you guys think? I '''support''' the removal of bold in examples as redundant. However, if there is are some good reasons to keep it or consensus says to keep it, I won't be at all disappointed. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 03:05, 2 March 2006 (UTC) ::To be honest I'm not worried either way whether we put bold in the examples or not. As you say, theres not too much point in having the word in bold, but there's also no reason not to have the word in bold either. I'd do whatever --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 13:50, 2 March 2006 (UTC) ::Also, I did [[Template:verb]]. -h2g2bob :::You're probably right about the bold, but it is still better to have a standard. I think we should have all examples in ''italics'' to set them off from the definitions. Also, how about a standardization of punctuation? Periods after definitions and examples, or just examples? I'd '''support''' periods after both. Oh, and I just made [[Template:noun]]. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:04, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :::Just finished [[Template:adjective]], too. I just realized that there is no irregular verb template, and there needn't be, since the verb format allows for irregulars as well. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:27, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :::I think that we should have a page that lists all our templates, perhaps divided into sections on Wiki templates versus article templates. It would be nice to know what all we have. The index of templates over at EWikt is okay (though perhaps "Wiktionary:Template messages" would be the best, because it is more consistent with other projects), but I'd like ours to include lists of all templates. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:48, 2 March 2006 (UTC) ::::I just recently noticed that, while the verb template covers most verbs (whether regular or irregular), it does not allow for verbs where the past and past participle are different. I'm going to do what they did on EWikt and add a [[Template:verb2]] for those. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:48, 22 March 2006 (UTC) == Wiktionary link? == Why in the world should each page have a link to the English Wiktionary? This is a Wiktionary, with very good definitions. If we do include a reference to the English Wiktionary, let's change the template to say something like "English Wiktionary has a more complex entry on:" because right now it looks like we're saying that these are not definitions, and that this isn't a Wiktionary (since it says "Wiktionary has an entry on" rather than using the term English Wiktionary). The way it is now works great on English Wikipedia, or on the Simple English Wikipedia for that matter (linking here, hopefully), but here we need the distinction. Actually, I'm going to change the template right now. Somehow, in my previous experience, that does not change all of the pages right away (possibly because of cached versions or something like that), but at least it will help all future pages and the other ones can be fixed later, hopefully. If anyone knows why the changes are delayed, I'd love some enlightenment on the subject (preferably on my talk page). --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 22:28, 6 February 2006 (UTC) : I've never understood why the pages need a link to en.wiktionary. I would be in favor of removing them. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:28, 16 February 2006 (UTC) ::Upon further reflection, I guess it isn't a bad thing to have a link there (giving people more options is a good thing), especially since the revised template now makes the distinction. However, I don't think it should be mandatory, just a good option, just like some articles in Wikipedia have a link to Wiktionary (English or Simple English), while others do not. It is helpful, but not necessary. Gerard, it would be good if the header at the top of this talk page linked to "[[Wiktionary:Community Portal]]" rather than to "[[Community Portal]]" which does not exist. I guess it could link to a page describing what the Community Portal is and does, but I think the original intent was to link to the actual page. Despite my earlier comments about a top-heavy organization here, maybe I should ask for [[Wiktionary:Administrators|admin]] status just so I can make these changes myself and don't have to bug you about them -- oh, now I have. If you are in favor of the idea, please add your support. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:49, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :I would prefer the link done the same as for other languages, as in <nowiki>[[en:Page name]]</nowiki>, and have it show up in the other languages box on the left. According to [[Special:Whatlinkshere/Community_Portal]], your link is the only link to Community Portal. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 22:03, 17 February 2006 (UTC) ::I think you're absolutely right. It is much better to have the link show up on the left. I was actually referring to the link in the text at the top of the edit page (where it says, "This is the talk page for discussing changes to the "Community Portal" article."). The link there is red, because it isn't linked where it should be. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 16:09, 19 February 2006 (UTC) That's from [[Mediawiki:Talkpagetext]]. I'll take a look at it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:22, 19 February 2006 (UTC) :Well, it is much simpler now! It doesn't have that ugly redlink, although I did kind of like the colored boxes, etc. But definitely better to have it simple, considering what we are doing here. Thanks for the fix. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 21 February 2006 (UTC) == Ideas == As I mentioned above, we could use a [[Wiktionary:Template messages]] or [[Wiktionary:Index of templates]] page. How about a template for the Help section? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:02, 2 March 2006 (UTC) 6094 2006-03-22T22:11:53Z Cromwellt 61 /* Ideas */ Lowercase categories? The information on this page is very helpful, but I strongly recommend updating this and reformatting it so that it looks more presentable, with more useful links, etc. Let's get this thing looking professional, people! :D We want people to take us seriously. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:49, 6 February 2006 (UTC) == Irregular Verbs == Has anyone any ideas how we should write irregular verbs, or indeed normal verbs? English Wiktionary uses the [[en:Template:en-verb]] - I'd be in favour of adopting this here. Also, should we have ~ing or ~ed redirect to the entry, or have their own entry (wikt:en uses seperate pages). Any and all ideas are welcome --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 13:38, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I didn't see that template over there before. Either I never stumbled across a word with that template, or it is something new. Either way, I am 100% in favor of it. It is clean, nicely-colored, easy to read, and, most of all, '''simple'''. Let's go for it, the irregular one, and for the corresponding one on nouns as well! Of course, since all our entries are in English, I think we can just go with Template:noun, etc. instead of Template:en-noun. We should definitely not be limited by/to what English Wiktionary does, but if they do something well, I say we copy them. I think having a separate page for each form of the word will be important ultimately (since people who are learning the language will search for it that way), but at the moment I would say let's leave it as a redirect if anything, since we are still working on just getting a good set of basic entries out there. :Oh, and I would like to know what people think about having the word bold in the examples. I'm putting it here because if we change it, we should change the standard form listed here also. I have been doing it with bold, but I'm starting to think it is unnecessary, since they already know what word it is, and they aren't blind (though if they word, bold wouldn't help :D). What do you guys think? I '''support''' the removal of bold in examples as redundant. However, if there is are some good reasons to keep it or consensus says to keep it, I won't be at all disappointed. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 03:05, 2 March 2006 (UTC) ::To be honest I'm not worried either way whether we put bold in the examples or not. As you say, theres not too much point in having the word in bold, but there's also no reason not to have the word in bold either. I'd do whatever --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 13:50, 2 March 2006 (UTC) ::Also, I did [[Template:verb]]. -h2g2bob :::You're probably right about the bold, but it is still better to have a standard. I think we should have all examples in ''italics'' to set them off from the definitions. Also, how about a standardization of punctuation? Periods after definitions and examples, or just examples? I'd '''support''' periods after both. Oh, and I just made [[Template:noun]]. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:04, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :::Just finished [[Template:adjective]], too. I just realized that there is no irregular verb template, and there needn't be, since the verb format allows for irregulars as well. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:27, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :::I think that we should have a page that lists all our templates, perhaps divided into sections on Wiki templates versus article templates. It would be nice to know what all we have. The index of templates over at EWikt is okay (though perhaps "Wiktionary:Template messages" would be the best, because it is more consistent with other projects), but I'd like ours to include lists of all templates. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:48, 2 March 2006 (UTC) ::::I just recently noticed that, while the verb template covers most verbs (whether regular or irregular), it does not allow for verbs where the past and past participle are different. I'm going to do what they did on EWikt and add a [[Template:verb2]] for those. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:48, 22 March 2006 (UTC) == Wiktionary link? == Why in the world should each page have a link to the English Wiktionary? This is a Wiktionary, with very good definitions. If we do include a reference to the English Wiktionary, let's change the template to say something like "English Wiktionary has a more complex entry on:" because right now it looks like we're saying that these are not definitions, and that this isn't a Wiktionary (since it says "Wiktionary has an entry on" rather than using the term English Wiktionary). The way it is now works great on English Wikipedia, or on the Simple English Wikipedia for that matter (linking here, hopefully), but here we need the distinction. Actually, I'm going to change the template right now. Somehow, in my previous experience, that does not change all of the pages right away (possibly because of cached versions or something like that), but at least it will help all future pages and the other ones can be fixed later, hopefully. If anyone knows why the changes are delayed, I'd love some enlightenment on the subject (preferably on my talk page). --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 22:28, 6 February 2006 (UTC) : I've never understood why the pages need a link to en.wiktionary. I would be in favor of removing them. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:28, 16 February 2006 (UTC) ::Upon further reflection, I guess it isn't a bad thing to have a link there (giving people more options is a good thing), especially since the revised template now makes the distinction. However, I don't think it should be mandatory, just a good option, just like some articles in Wikipedia have a link to Wiktionary (English or Simple English), while others do not. It is helpful, but not necessary. Gerard, it would be good if the header at the top of this talk page linked to "[[Wiktionary:Community Portal]]" rather than to "[[Community Portal]]" which does not exist. I guess it could link to a page describing what the Community Portal is and does, but I think the original intent was to link to the actual page. Despite my earlier comments about a top-heavy organization here, maybe I should ask for [[Wiktionary:Administrators|admin]] status just so I can make these changes myself and don't have to bug you about them -- oh, now I have. If you are in favor of the idea, please add your support. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:49, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :I would prefer the link done the same as for other languages, as in <nowiki>[[en:Page name]]</nowiki>, and have it show up in the other languages box on the left. According to [[Special:Whatlinkshere/Community_Portal]], your link is the only link to Community Portal. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 22:03, 17 February 2006 (UTC) ::I think you're absolutely right. It is much better to have the link show up on the left. I was actually referring to the link in the text at the top of the edit page (where it says, "This is the talk page for discussing changes to the "Community Portal" article."). The link there is red, because it isn't linked where it should be. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 16:09, 19 February 2006 (UTC) That's from [[Mediawiki:Talkpagetext]]. I'll take a look at it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:22, 19 February 2006 (UTC) :Well, it is much simpler now! It doesn't have that ugly redlink, although I did kind of like the colored boxes, etc. But definitely better to have it simple, considering what we are doing here. Thanks for the fix. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 21 February 2006 (UTC) == Ideas == As I mentioned above, we could use a [[Wiktionary:Template messages]] or [[Wiktionary:Index of templates]] page. How about a template for the Help section? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:02, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :How about we make all the categories lowercase unless they are names or something? That's the way the templates are, so why not have the categories the same? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 22:11, 22 March 2006 (UTC) 6165 2006-03-23T22:44:06Z Cromwellt 61 Standard Format and overall format The information on this page is very helpful, but I strongly recommend updating this and reformatting it so that it looks more presentable, with more useful links, etc. Let's get this thing looking professional, people! :D We want people to take us seriously. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:49, 6 February 2006 (UTC) == Irregular Verbs == Has anyone any ideas how we should write irregular verbs, or indeed normal verbs? English Wiktionary uses the [[en:Template:en-verb]] - I'd be in favour of adopting this here. Also, should we have ~ing or ~ed redirect to the entry, or have their own entry (wikt:en uses seperate pages). Any and all ideas are welcome --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 13:38, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I didn't see that template over there before. Either I never stumbled across a word with that template, or it is something new. Either way, I am 100% in favor of it. It is clean, nicely-colored, easy to read, and, most of all, '''simple'''. Let's go for it, the irregular one, and for the corresponding one on nouns as well! Of course, since all our entries are in English, I think we can just go with Template:noun, etc. instead of Template:en-noun. We should definitely not be limited by/to what English Wiktionary does, but if they do something well, I say we copy them. I think having a separate page for each form of the word will be important ultimately (since people who are learning the language will search for it that way), but at the moment I would say let's leave it as a redirect if anything, since we are still working on just getting a good set of basic entries out there. :Oh, and I would like to know what people think about having the word bold in the examples. I'm putting it here because if we change it, we should change the standard form listed here also. I have been doing it with bold, but I'm starting to think it is unnecessary, since they already know what word it is, and they aren't blind (though if they word, bold wouldn't help :D). What do you guys think? I '''support''' the removal of bold in examples as redundant. However, if there is are some good reasons to keep it or consensus says to keep it, I won't be at all disappointed. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 03:05, 2 March 2006 (UTC) ::To be honest I'm not worried either way whether we put bold in the examples or not. As you say, theres not too much point in having the word in bold, but there's also no reason not to have the word in bold either. I'd do whatever --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 13:50, 2 March 2006 (UTC) ::Also, I did [[Template:verb]]. -h2g2bob :::You're probably right about the bold, but it is still better to have a standard. I think we should have all examples in ''italics'' to set them off from the definitions. Also, how about a standardization of punctuation? Periods after definitions and examples, or just examples? I'd '''support''' periods after both. Oh, and I just made [[Template:noun]]. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:04, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :::Just finished [[Template:adjective]], too. I just realized that there is no irregular verb template, and there needn't be, since the verb format allows for irregulars as well. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:27, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :::I think that we should have a page that lists all our templates, perhaps divided into sections on Wiki templates versus article templates. It would be nice to know what all we have. The index of templates over at EWikt is okay (though perhaps "Wiktionary:Template messages" would be the best, because it is more consistent with other projects), but I'd like ours to include lists of all templates. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:48, 2 March 2006 (UTC) ::::I just recently noticed that, while the verb template covers most verbs (whether regular or irregular), it does not allow for verbs where the past and past participle are different. I'm going to do what they did on EWikt and add a [[Template:verb2]] for those. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:48, 22 March 2006 (UTC) == Wiktionary link? == Why in the world should each page have a link to the English Wiktionary? This is a Wiktionary, with very good definitions. If we do include a reference to the English Wiktionary, let's change the template to say something like "English Wiktionary has a more complex entry on:" because right now it looks like we're saying that these are not definitions, and that this isn't a Wiktionary (since it says "Wiktionary has an entry on" rather than using the term English Wiktionary). The way it is now works great on English Wikipedia, or on the Simple English Wikipedia for that matter (linking here, hopefully), but here we need the distinction. Actually, I'm going to change the template right now. Somehow, in my previous experience, that does not change all of the pages right away (possibly because of cached versions or something like that), but at least it will help all future pages and the other ones can be fixed later, hopefully. If anyone knows why the changes are delayed, I'd love some enlightenment on the subject (preferably on my talk page). --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 22:28, 6 February 2006 (UTC) : I've never understood why the pages need a link to en.wiktionary. I would be in favor of removing them. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:28, 16 February 2006 (UTC) ::Upon further reflection, I guess it isn't a bad thing to have a link there (giving people more options is a good thing), especially since the revised template now makes the distinction. However, I don't think it should be mandatory, just a good option, just like some articles in Wikipedia have a link to Wiktionary (English or Simple English), while others do not. It is helpful, but not necessary. Gerard, it would be good if the header at the top of this talk page linked to "[[Wiktionary:Community Portal]]" rather than to "[[Community Portal]]" which does not exist. I guess it could link to a page describing what the Community Portal is and does, but I think the original intent was to link to the actual page. Despite my earlier comments about a top-heavy organization here, maybe I should ask for [[Wiktionary:Administrators|admin]] status just so I can make these changes myself and don't have to bug you about them -- oh, now I have. If you are in favor of the idea, please add your support. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:49, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :I would prefer the link done the same as for other languages, as in <nowiki>[[en:Page name]]</nowiki>, and have it show up in the other languages box on the left. According to [[Special:Whatlinkshere/Community_Portal]], your link is the only link to Community Portal. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 22:03, 17 February 2006 (UTC) ::I think you're absolutely right. It is much better to have the link show up on the left. I was actually referring to the link in the text at the top of the edit page (where it says, "This is the talk page for discussing changes to the "Community Portal" article."). The link there is red, because it isn't linked where it should be. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 16:09, 19 February 2006 (UTC) That's from [[Mediawiki:Talkpagetext]]. I'll take a look at it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:22, 19 February 2006 (UTC) :Well, it is much simpler now! It doesn't have that ugly redlink, although I did kind of like the colored boxes, etc. But definitely better to have it simple, considering what we are doing here. Thanks for the fix. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 21 February 2006 (UTC) == Ideas == As I mentioned above, we could use a [[Wiktionary:Template messages]] or [[Wiktionary:Index of templates]] page. How about a template for the Help section? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:02, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :How about we make all the categories lowercase unless they are names or something? That's the way the templates are, so why not have the categories the same? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 22:11, 22 March 2006 (UTC) == Standard Format and overall format == I have now created a page at [[Wiktionary:How to edit]] where I copied this standard formatting block and explained it at greater length (not to mention explaining how to edit pages that already exist). I will link to it from Help:Contents, but I think now that we have the formatting there (where I think it fits better) we should take it off here. I'd like this page to look more like the English Wiktionary [[en:Communty Portal|Communty Portal]]. Obviously, we don't need to have quite so much, since we are much smaller, but it would be much more useful if it followed that sort of format. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 22:44, 23 March 2006 (UTC) 6167 2006-03-23T22:53:34Z Cromwellt 61 /* Standard Format and overall format */ Other idea on format The information on this page is very helpful, but I strongly recommend updating this and reformatting it so that it looks more presentable, with more useful links, etc. Let's get this thing looking professional, people! :D We want people to take us seriously. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:49, 6 February 2006 (UTC) == Irregular Verbs == Has anyone any ideas how we should write irregular verbs, or indeed normal verbs? English Wiktionary uses the [[en:Template:en-verb]] - I'd be in favour of adopting this here. Also, should we have ~ing or ~ed redirect to the entry, or have their own entry (wikt:en uses seperate pages). Any and all ideas are welcome --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 13:38, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I didn't see that template over there before. Either I never stumbled across a word with that template, or it is something new. Either way, I am 100% in favor of it. It is clean, nicely-colored, easy to read, and, most of all, '''simple'''. Let's go for it, the irregular one, and for the corresponding one on nouns as well! Of course, since all our entries are in English, I think we can just go with Template:noun, etc. instead of Template:en-noun. We should definitely not be limited by/to what English Wiktionary does, but if they do something well, I say we copy them. I think having a separate page for each form of the word will be important ultimately (since people who are learning the language will search for it that way), but at the moment I would say let's leave it as a redirect if anything, since we are still working on just getting a good set of basic entries out there. :Oh, and I would like to know what people think about having the word bold in the examples. I'm putting it here because if we change it, we should change the standard form listed here also. I have been doing it with bold, but I'm starting to think it is unnecessary, since they already know what word it is, and they aren't blind (though if they word, bold wouldn't help :D). What do you guys think? I '''support''' the removal of bold in examples as redundant. However, if there is are some good reasons to keep it or consensus says to keep it, I won't be at all disappointed. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 03:05, 2 March 2006 (UTC) ::To be honest I'm not worried either way whether we put bold in the examples or not. As you say, theres not too much point in having the word in bold, but there's also no reason not to have the word in bold either. I'd do whatever --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 13:50, 2 March 2006 (UTC) ::Also, I did [[Template:verb]]. -h2g2bob :::You're probably right about the bold, but it is still better to have a standard. I think we should have all examples in ''italics'' to set them off from the definitions. Also, how about a standardization of punctuation? Periods after definitions and examples, or just examples? I'd '''support''' periods after both. Oh, and I just made [[Template:noun]]. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:04, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :::Just finished [[Template:adjective]], too. I just realized that there is no irregular verb template, and there needn't be, since the verb format allows for irregulars as well. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:27, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :::I think that we should have a page that lists all our templates, perhaps divided into sections on Wiki templates versus article templates. It would be nice to know what all we have. The index of templates over at EWikt is okay (though perhaps "Wiktionary:Template messages" would be the best, because it is more consistent with other projects), but I'd like ours to include lists of all templates. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:48, 2 March 2006 (UTC) ::::I just recently noticed that, while the verb template covers most verbs (whether regular or irregular), it does not allow for verbs where the past and past participle are different. I'm going to do what they did on EWikt and add a [[Template:verb2]] for those. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:48, 22 March 2006 (UTC) == Wiktionary link? == Why in the world should each page have a link to the English Wiktionary? This is a Wiktionary, with very good definitions. If we do include a reference to the English Wiktionary, let's change the template to say something like "English Wiktionary has a more complex entry on:" because right now it looks like we're saying that these are not definitions, and that this isn't a Wiktionary (since it says "Wiktionary has an entry on" rather than using the term English Wiktionary). The way it is now works great on English Wikipedia, or on the Simple English Wikipedia for that matter (linking here, hopefully), but here we need the distinction. Actually, I'm going to change the template right now. Somehow, in my previous experience, that does not change all of the pages right away (possibly because of cached versions or something like that), but at least it will help all future pages and the other ones can be fixed later, hopefully. If anyone knows why the changes are delayed, I'd love some enlightenment on the subject (preferably on my talk page). --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 22:28, 6 February 2006 (UTC) : I've never understood why the pages need a link to en.wiktionary. I would be in favor of removing them. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:28, 16 February 2006 (UTC) ::Upon further reflection, I guess it isn't a bad thing to have a link there (giving people more options is a good thing), especially since the revised template now makes the distinction. However, I don't think it should be mandatory, just a good option, just like some articles in Wikipedia have a link to Wiktionary (English or Simple English), while others do not. It is helpful, but not necessary. Gerard, it would be good if the header at the top of this talk page linked to "[[Wiktionary:Community Portal]]" rather than to "[[Community Portal]]" which does not exist. I guess it could link to a page describing what the Community Portal is and does, but I think the original intent was to link to the actual page. Despite my earlier comments about a top-heavy organization here, maybe I should ask for [[Wiktionary:Administrators|admin]] status just so I can make these changes myself and don't have to bug you about them -- oh, now I have. If you are in favor of the idea, please add your support. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:49, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :I would prefer the link done the same as for other languages, as in <nowiki>[[en:Page name]]</nowiki>, and have it show up in the other languages box on the left. According to [[Special:Whatlinkshere/Community_Portal]], your link is the only link to Community Portal. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 22:03, 17 February 2006 (UTC) ::I think you're absolutely right. It is much better to have the link show up on the left. I was actually referring to the link in the text at the top of the edit page (where it says, "This is the talk page for discussing changes to the "Community Portal" article."). The link there is red, because it isn't linked where it should be. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 16:09, 19 February 2006 (UTC) That's from [[Mediawiki:Talkpagetext]]. I'll take a look at it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:22, 19 February 2006 (UTC) :Well, it is much simpler now! It doesn't have that ugly redlink, although I did kind of like the colored boxes, etc. But definitely better to have it simple, considering what we are doing here. Thanks for the fix. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 21 February 2006 (UTC) == Ideas == As I mentioned above, we could use a [[Wiktionary:Template messages]] or [[Wiktionary:Index of templates]] page. How about a template for the Help section? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:02, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :How about we make all the categories lowercase unless they are names or something? That's the way the templates are, so why not have the categories the same? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 22:11, 22 March 2006 (UTC) == Standard Format and overall format == I have now created a page at [[Wiktionary:How to edit]] where I copied this standard formatting block and explained it at greater length (not to mention explaining how to edit pages that already exist). I will link to it from Help:Contents, but I think now that we have the formatting there (where I think it fits better) we should take it off here. I'd like this page to look more like the English Wiktionary [[en:Communty Portal|Communty Portal]]. Obviously, we don't need to have quite so much, since we are much smaller, but it would be much more useful if it followed that sort of format. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 22:44, 23 March 2006 (UTC) :Alternately, we could make our Community Portal look more like the Simple English Wikipedia [[w:Community Portal]]. It is slick and clean but because of the slightly different focus of that project, perhaps that format is not as applicable here. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 22:53, 23 March 2006 (UTC) 6677 2006-05-25T00:18:47Z Cromwellt 61 /* Ideas */ changed my mind The information on this page is very helpful, but I strongly recommend updating this and reformatting it so that it looks more presentable, with more useful links, etc. Let's get this thing looking professional, people! :D We want people to take us seriously. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:49, 6 February 2006 (UTC) == Irregular Verbs == Has anyone any ideas how we should write irregular verbs, or indeed normal verbs? English Wiktionary uses the [[en:Template:en-verb]] - I'd be in favour of adopting this here. Also, should we have ~ing or ~ed redirect to the entry, or have their own entry (wikt:en uses seperate pages). Any and all ideas are welcome --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 13:38, 21 February 2006 (UTC) :I didn't see that template over there before. Either I never stumbled across a word with that template, or it is something new. Either way, I am 100% in favor of it. It is clean, nicely-colored, easy to read, and, most of all, '''simple'''. Let's go for it, the irregular one, and for the corresponding one on nouns as well! Of course, since all our entries are in English, I think we can just go with Template:noun, etc. instead of Template:en-noun. We should definitely not be limited by/to what English Wiktionary does, but if they do something well, I say we copy them. I think having a separate page for each form of the word will be important ultimately (since people who are learning the language will search for it that way), but at the moment I would say let's leave it as a redirect if anything, since we are still working on just getting a good set of basic entries out there. :Oh, and I would like to know what people think about having the word bold in the examples. I'm putting it here because if we change it, we should change the standard form listed here also. I have been doing it with bold, but I'm starting to think it is unnecessary, since they already know what word it is, and they aren't blind (though if they word, bold wouldn't help :D). What do you guys think? I '''support''' the removal of bold in examples as redundant. However, if there is are some good reasons to keep it or consensus says to keep it, I won't be at all disappointed. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 03:05, 2 March 2006 (UTC) ::To be honest I'm not worried either way whether we put bold in the examples or not. As you say, theres not too much point in having the word in bold, but there's also no reason not to have the word in bold either. I'd do whatever --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 13:50, 2 March 2006 (UTC) ::Also, I did [[Template:verb]]. -h2g2bob :::You're probably right about the bold, but it is still better to have a standard. I think we should have all examples in ''italics'' to set them off from the definitions. Also, how about a standardization of punctuation? Periods after definitions and examples, or just examples? I'd '''support''' periods after both. Oh, and I just made [[Template:noun]]. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:04, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :::Just finished [[Template:adjective]], too. I just realized that there is no irregular verb template, and there needn't be, since the verb format allows for irregulars as well. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:27, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :::I think that we should have a page that lists all our templates, perhaps divided into sections on Wiki templates versus article templates. It would be nice to know what all we have. The index of templates over at EWikt is okay (though perhaps "Wiktionary:Template messages" would be the best, because it is more consistent with other projects), but I'd like ours to include lists of all templates. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:48, 2 March 2006 (UTC) ::::I just recently noticed that, while the verb template covers most verbs (whether regular or irregular), it does not allow for verbs where the past and past participle are different. I'm going to do what they did on EWikt and add a [[Template:verb2]] for those. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:48, 22 March 2006 (UTC) == Wiktionary link? == Why in the world should each page have a link to the English Wiktionary? This is a Wiktionary, with very good definitions. If we do include a reference to the English Wiktionary, let's change the template to say something like "English Wiktionary has a more complex entry on:" because right now it looks like we're saying that these are not definitions, and that this isn't a Wiktionary (since it says "Wiktionary has an entry on" rather than using the term English Wiktionary). The way it is now works great on English Wikipedia, or on the Simple English Wikipedia for that matter (linking here, hopefully), but here we need the distinction. Actually, I'm going to change the template right now. Somehow, in my previous experience, that does not change all of the pages right away (possibly because of cached versions or something like that), but at least it will help all future pages and the other ones can be fixed later, hopefully. If anyone knows why the changes are delayed, I'd love some enlightenment on the subject (preferably on my talk page). --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 22:28, 6 February 2006 (UTC) : I've never understood why the pages need a link to en.wiktionary. I would be in favor of removing them. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 18:28, 16 February 2006 (UTC) ::Upon further reflection, I guess it isn't a bad thing to have a link there (giving people more options is a good thing), especially since the revised template now makes the distinction. However, I don't think it should be mandatory, just a good option, just like some articles in Wikipedia have a link to Wiktionary (English or Simple English), while others do not. It is helpful, but not necessary. Gerard, it would be good if the header at the top of this talk page linked to "[[Wiktionary:Community Portal]]" rather than to "[[Community Portal]]" which does not exist. I guess it could link to a page describing what the Community Portal is and does, but I think the original intent was to link to the actual page. Despite my earlier comments about a top-heavy organization here, maybe I should ask for [[Wiktionary:Administrators|admin]] status just so I can make these changes myself and don't have to bug you about them -- oh, now I have. If you are in favor of the idea, please add your support. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:49, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :I would prefer the link done the same as for other languages, as in <nowiki>[[en:Page name]]</nowiki>, and have it show up in the other languages box on the left. According to [[Special:Whatlinkshere/Community_Portal]], your link is the only link to Community Portal. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 22:03, 17 February 2006 (UTC) ::I think you're absolutely right. It is much better to have the link show up on the left. I was actually referring to the link in the text at the top of the edit page (where it says, "This is the talk page for discussing changes to the "Community Portal" article."). The link there is red, because it isn't linked where it should be. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 16:09, 19 February 2006 (UTC) That's from [[Mediawiki:Talkpagetext]]. I'll take a look at it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:22, 19 February 2006 (UTC) :Well, it is much simpler now! It doesn't have that ugly redlink, although I did kind of like the colored boxes, etc. But definitely better to have it simple, considering what we are doing here. Thanks for the fix. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 20:52, 21 February 2006 (UTC) == Ideas == As I mentioned above, we could use a [[Wiktionary:Template messages]] or [[Wiktionary:Index of templates]] page. How about a template for the Help section? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:02, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :How about we make all the categories lowercase unless they are names or something? That's the way the templates are, so why not have the categories the same? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 22:11, 22 March 2006 (UTC) ::I changed my mind on this, as you can see on [[Wiktionary:Simple talk]]. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 00:18, 25 May 2006 (UTC) == Standard Format and overall format == I have now created a page at [[Wiktionary:How to edit]] where I copied this standard formatting block and explained it at greater length (not to mention explaining how to edit pages that already exist). I will link to it from Help:Contents, but I think now that we have the formatting there (where I think it fits better) we should take it off here. I'd like this page to look more like the English Wiktionary [[en:Communty Portal|Communty Portal]]. Obviously, we don't need to have quite so much, since we are much smaller, but it would be much more useful if it followed that sort of format. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 22:44, 23 March 2006 (UTC) :Alternately, we could make our Community Portal look more like the Simple English Wikipedia [[w:Community Portal]]. It is slick and clean but because of the slightly different focus of that project, perhaps that format is not as applicable here. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 22:53, 23 March 2006 (UTC) 1953 4839 2006-02-07T04:55:39Z Cromwellt 61 created page ==Adverb== {{Wiktionary}} '''yes''' # used to [[agree]] or [[accept]]. #: '''''Yes''', I eat fish.'' # used to not agree with a [[negative]] [[sentence]] or [[question]]. #: ''You are not tall. '''Yes''', I am tall.'' #: ''You do not want it, do you? '''Yes''', I do.'' #: ''Isn't William your brother? '''Yes''', he is my brother.'' ===Words with the same meaning=== *[[indeed]] *[[sure]] ===Words with the opposite meaning=== *[[no]] ==Interjection== '''yes!''' # used to show [[excitement]] or [[joy]] # ''I won! '''Yes!''''' ===Words with the opposite meaning=== *[[no]] ==Noun== '''yes''' (''plural'' yeses) # an [[answer]] that agrees or accepts. #:''She gave him a '''yes'''''. # a [[vote]] for a thing. #:''The vote count was six "'''yes'''es" and one "no." ===Words with the same meaning=== *[[aye]] ===Words with the opposite meaning=== *[[no]] *[[nay]] ==Verb== '''yes''' #([[transitive]]) to agree with. #:''They '''yes'''ed the idea''. [[Category:Adverbs]] [[Category:Interjections]] [[Category:Nouns]] [[Category:Verbs]] 5419 2006-02-23T00:59:41Z Conversion script [[Yes]] moved to [[yes]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Adverb== {{Wiktionary}} '''yes''' # used to [[agree]] or [[accept]]. #: '''''Yes''', I eat fish.'' # used to not agree with a [[negative]] [[sentence]] or [[question]]. #: ''You are not tall. '''Yes''', I am tall.'' #: ''You do not want it, do you? '''Yes''', I do.'' #: ''Isn't William your brother? '''Yes''', he is my brother.'' ===Words with the same meaning=== *[[indeed]] *[[sure]] ===Words with the opposite meaning=== *[[no]] ==Interjection== '''yes!''' # used to show [[excitement]] or [[joy]] # ''I won! '''Yes!''''' ===Words with the opposite meaning=== *[[no]] ==Noun== '''yes''' (''plural'' yeses) # an [[answer]] that agrees or accepts. #:''She gave him a '''yes'''''. # a [[vote]] for a thing. #:''The vote count was six "'''yes'''es" and one "no." ===Words with the same meaning=== *[[aye]] ===Words with the opposite meaning=== *[[no]] *[[nay]] ==Verb== '''yes''' #([[transitive]]) to agree with. #:''They '''yes'''ed the idea''. [[Category:Adverbs]] [[Category:Interjections]] [[Category:Nouns]] [[Category:Verbs]] 5600 2006-02-26T16:22:38Z H2g2bob 43 Typo ==Adverb== {{Wiktionary}} '''yes''' # used to [[agree]] or [[accept]]. #: '''''Yes''', I eat fish.'' # used to not agree with a [[negative]] [[sentence]] or [[question]]. #: ''You are not tall. '''Yes''', I am tall.'' #: ''You do not want it, do you? '''Yes''', I do.'' #: ''Isn't William your brother? '''Yes''', he is my brother.'' ===Words with the same meaning=== *[[indeed]] *[[sure]] ===Words with the opposite meaning=== *[[no]] ==Interjection== '''yes!''' # used to show [[excitement]] or [[joy]] #: ''I won! '''Yes!''''' ===Words with the opposite meaning=== *[[no]] ==Noun== '''yes''' (''plural'' yeses) # an [[answer]] that agrees or accepts. #:''She gave him a '''yes'''''. # a [[vote]] for a thing. #:''The vote count was six "'''yes'''es" and one "no." ===Words with the same meaning=== *[[aye]] ===Words with the opposite meaning=== *[[no]] *[[nay]] ==Verb== '''yes''' #([[transitive]]) to agree with. #:''They '''yes'''ed the idea''. [[Category:Adverbs]] [[Category:Interjections]] [[Category:Nouns]] [[Category:Verbs]] 5848 2006-03-13T04:16:58Z Cromwellt 61 added templates (wotd, noun, verb), etc. {{wotd|2006|03|02}} ==Adverb== '''yes''' # used to [[agree]] or [[accept]]. #: '''''Yes''', I eat fish.'' # used to not agree with a [[negative]] [[sentence]] or [[question]]. #: ''You are not tall. '''Yes''', I am tall.'' #: ''You do not want it, do you? '''Yes''', I do.'' #: ''Isn't William your brother? '''Yes''', he is my brother.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[indeed]] *[[sure]] ===Antonyms=== *[[no]] ==Interjection== '''yes!''' # used to show [[excitement]] or [[joy]] #: ''I won! '''Yes!''''' ===Antonyms=== *[[no]] ==Noun== {{noun|yes|yesses}} # an [[answer]] that agrees or accepts. #:''She gave him a '''yes'''''. # a [[vote]] for a thing. #:''The vote count was six "'''yes'''es" and one "no." ===Synonyms=== *[[aye]] ===Antonyms=== *[[no]] *[[nay]] ==Verb== {{verb|yes|yesses|yessed|yessing}} #([[transitive]]) to agree with. #:''They '''yes'''ed the idea''. [[Category:Adverbs]] [[Category:Interjections]] [[en:yes]] 5849 2006-03-13T04:17:38Z Cromwellt 61 fixed spelling {{wotd|2006|03|02}} ==Adverb== '''yes''' # used to [[agree]] or [[accept]]. #: '''''Yes''', I eat fish.'' # used to not agree with a [[negative]] [[sentence]] or [[question]]. #: ''You are not tall. '''Yes''', I am tall.'' #: ''You do not want it, do you? '''Yes''', I do.'' #: ''Isn't William your brother? '''Yes''', he is my brother.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[indeed]] *[[sure]] ===Antonyms=== *[[no]] ==Interjection== '''yes!''' # used to show [[excitement]] or [[joy]] #: ''I won! '''Yes!''''' ===Antonyms=== *[[no]] ==Noun== {{noun|yes|yesses}} # an [[answer]] that agrees or accepts. #:''She gave him a '''yes'''''. # a [[vote]] for a thing. #:''The vote count was six "'''yes'''ses" and one "no." ===Synonyms=== *[[aye]] ===Antonyms=== *[[no]] *[[nay]] ==Verb== {{verb|yes|yesses|yessed|yessing}} #([[transitive]]) to agree with. #:''They '''yes'''sed the idea''. [[Category:Adverbs]] [[Category:Interjections]] [[en:yes]] 7787 2006-07-19T14:13:54Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, fa, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ko, pl, pt, sv, ta, th, uk, zh {{wotd|2006|03|02}} ==Adverb== '''yes''' # used to [[agree]] or [[accept]]. #: '''''Yes''', I eat fish.'' # used to not agree with a [[negative]] [[sentence]] or [[question]]. #: ''You are not tall. '''Yes''', I am tall.'' #: ''You do not want it, do you? '''Yes''', I do.'' #: ''Isn't William your brother? '''Yes''', he is my brother.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[indeed]] *[[sure]] ===Antonyms=== *[[no]] ==Interjection== '''yes!''' # used to show [[excitement]] or [[joy]] #: ''I won! '''Yes!''''' ===Antonyms=== *[[no]] ==Noun== {{noun|yes|yesses}} # an [[answer]] that agrees or accepts. #:''She gave him a '''yes'''''. # a [[vote]] for a thing. #:''The vote count was six "'''yes'''ses" and one "no." ===Synonyms=== *[[aye]] ===Antonyms=== *[[no]] *[[nay]] ==Verb== {{verb|yes|yesses|yessed|yessing}} #([[transitive]]) to agree with. #:''They '''yes'''sed the idea''. [[Category:Adverbs]] [[Category:Interjections]] [[de:yes]] [[en:yes]] [[fa:yes]] [[fr:yes]] [[ko:yes]] [[io:yes]] [[it:yes]] [[hu:yes]] [[pl:yes]] [[pt:yes]] [[fi:yes]] [[sv:yes]] [[ta:yes]] [[th:yes]] [[uk:yes]] [[zh:yes]] 9225 2006-08-22T06:06:04Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy {{wotd|2006|03|02}} ==Adverb== '''yes''' # used to [[agree]] or [[accept]]. #: '''''Yes''', I eat fish.'' # used to not agree with a [[negative]] [[sentence]] or [[question]]. #: ''You are not tall. '''Yes''', I am tall.'' #: ''You do not want it, do you? '''Yes''', I do.'' #: ''Isn't William your brother? '''Yes''', he is my brother.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[indeed]] *[[sure]] ===Antonyms=== *[[no]] ==Interjection== '''yes!''' # used to show [[excitement]] or [[joy]] #: ''I won! '''Yes!''''' ===Antonyms=== *[[no]] ==Noun== {{noun|yes|yesses}} # an [[answer]] that agrees or accepts. #:''She gave him a '''yes'''''. # a [[vote]] for a thing. #:''The vote count was six "'''yes'''ses" and one "no." ===Synonyms=== *[[aye]] ===Antonyms=== *[[no]] *[[nay]] ==Verb== {{verb|yes|yesses|yessed|yessing}} #([[transitive]]) to agree with. #:''They '''yes'''sed the idea''. [[Category:Adverbs]] [[Category:Interjections]] [[de:yes]] [[en:yes]] [[fa:yes]] [[fr:yes]] [[ko:yes]] [[hy:yes]] [[io:yes]] [[it:yes]] [[hu:yes]] [[pl:yes]] [[pt:yes]] [[fi:yes]] [[sv:yes]] [[ta:yes]] [[th:yes]] [[uk:yes]] [[zh:yes]] 9818 2006-09-10T15:11:49Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: nl {{wotd|2006|03|02}} ==Adverb== '''yes''' # used to [[agree]] or [[accept]]. #: '''''Yes''', I eat fish.'' # used to not agree with a [[negative]] [[sentence]] or [[question]]. #: ''You are not tall. '''Yes''', I am tall.'' #: ''You do not want it, do you? '''Yes''', I do.'' #: ''Isn't William your brother? '''Yes''', he is my brother.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[indeed]] *[[sure]] ===Antonyms=== *[[no]] ==Interjection== '''yes!''' # used to show [[excitement]] or [[joy]] #: ''I won! '''Yes!''''' ===Antonyms=== *[[no]] ==Noun== {{noun|yes|yesses}} # an [[answer]] that agrees or accepts. #:''She gave him a '''yes'''''. # a [[vote]] for a thing. #:''The vote count was six "'''yes'''ses" and one "no." ===Synonyms=== *[[aye]] ===Antonyms=== *[[no]] *[[nay]] ==Verb== {{verb|yes|yesses|yessed|yessing}} #([[transitive]]) to agree with. #:''They '''yes'''sed the idea''. [[Category:Adverbs]] [[Category:Interjections]] [[de:yes]] [[en:yes]] [[fa:yes]] [[fr:yes]] [[ko:yes]] [[hy:yes]] [[io:yes]] [[it:yes]] [[hu:yes]] [[nl:yes]] [[pl:yes]] [[pt:yes]] [[fi:yes]] [[sv:yes]] [[ta:yes]] [[th:yes]] [[uk:yes]] [[zh:yes]] 10287 2006-09-24T14:32:36Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[da:yes]], [[tr:yes]] {{wotd|2006|03|02}} ==Adverb== '''yes''' # used to [[agree]] or [[accept]]. #: '''''Yes''', I eat fish.'' # used to not agree with a [[negative]] [[sentence]] or [[question]]. #: ''You are not tall. '''Yes''', I am tall.'' #: ''You do not want it, do you? '''Yes''', I do.'' #: ''Isn't William your brother? '''Yes''', he is my brother.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[indeed]] *[[sure]] ===Antonyms=== *[[no]] ==Interjection== '''yes!''' # used to show [[excitement]] or [[joy]] #: ''I won! '''Yes!''''' ===Antonyms=== *[[no]] ==Noun== {{noun|yes|yesses}} # an [[answer]] that agrees or accepts. #:''She gave him a '''yes'''''. # a [[vote]] for a thing. #:''The vote count was six "'''yes'''ses" and one "no." ===Synonyms=== *[[aye]] ===Antonyms=== *[[no]] *[[nay]] ==Verb== {{verb|yes|yesses|yessed|yessing}} #([[transitive]]) to agree with. #:''They '''yes'''sed the idea''. [[Category:Adverbs]] [[Category:Interjections]] [[da:yes]] [[de:yes]] [[en:yes]] [[fa:yes]] [[fr:yes]] [[ko:yes]] [[hy:yes]] [[io:yes]] [[it:yes]] [[hu:yes]] [[nl:yes]] [[pl:yes]] [[pt:yes]] [[fi:yes]] [[sv:yes]] [[ta:yes]] [[th:yes]] [[tr:yes]] [[uk:yes]] [[zh:yes]] 10852 2006-10-11T18:49:50Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:yes]], [[vi:yes]] {{wotd|2006|03|02}} ==Adverb== '''yes''' # used to [[agree]] or [[accept]]. #: '''''Yes''', I eat fish.'' # used to not agree with a [[negative]] [[sentence]] or [[question]]. #: ''You are not tall. '''Yes''', I am tall.'' #: ''You do not want it, do you? '''Yes''', I do.'' #: ''Isn't William your brother? '''Yes''', he is my brother.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[indeed]] *[[sure]] ===Antonyms=== *[[no]] ==Interjection== '''yes!''' # used to show [[excitement]] or [[joy]] #: ''I won! '''Yes!''''' ===Antonyms=== *[[no]] ==Noun== {{noun|yes|yesses}} # an [[answer]] that agrees or accepts. #:''She gave him a '''yes'''''. # a [[vote]] for a thing. #:''The vote count was six "'''yes'''ses" and one "no." ===Synonyms=== *[[aye]] ===Antonyms=== *[[no]] *[[nay]] ==Verb== {{verb|yes|yesses|yessed|yessing}} #([[transitive]]) to agree with. #:''They '''yes'''sed the idea''. [[Category:Adverbs]] [[Category:Interjections]] [[da:yes]] [[de:yes]] [[en:yes]] [[fa:yes]] [[fr:yes]] [[ko:yes]] [[hy:yes]] [[io:yes]] [[it:yes]] [[kk:yes]] [[hu:yes]] [[nl:yes]] [[pl:yes]] [[pt:yes]] [[fi:yes]] [[sv:yes]] [[ta:yes]] [[th:yes]] [[vi:yes]] [[tr:yes]] [[uk:yes]] [[zh:yes]] 11638 2006-10-30T12:33:50Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ku:yes]] {{wotd|2006|03|02}} ==Adverb== '''yes''' # used to [[agree]] or [[accept]]. #: '''''Yes''', I eat fish.'' # used to not agree with a [[negative]] [[sentence]] or [[question]]. #: ''You are not tall. '''Yes''', I am tall.'' #: ''You do not want it, do you? '''Yes''', I do.'' #: ''Isn't William your brother? '''Yes''', he is my brother.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[indeed]] *[[sure]] ===Antonyms=== *[[no]] ==Interjection== '''yes!''' # used to show [[excitement]] or [[joy]] #: ''I won! '''Yes!''''' ===Antonyms=== *[[no]] ==Noun== {{noun|yes|yesses}} # an [[answer]] that agrees or accepts. #:''She gave him a '''yes'''''. # a [[vote]] for a thing. #:''The vote count was six "'''yes'''ses" and one "no." ===Synonyms=== *[[aye]] ===Antonyms=== *[[no]] *[[nay]] ==Verb== {{verb|yes|yesses|yessed|yessing}} #([[transitive]]) to agree with. #:''They '''yes'''sed the idea''. [[Category:Adverbs]] [[Category:Interjections]] [[da:yes]] [[de:yes]] [[en:yes]] [[fa:yes]] [[fr:yes]] [[ko:yes]] [[hy:yes]] [[io:yes]] [[it:yes]] [[kk:yes]] [[ku:yes]] [[hu:yes]] [[nl:yes]] [[pl:yes]] [[pt:yes]] [[fi:yes]] [[sv:yes]] [[ta:yes]] [[th:yes]] [[vi:yes]] [[tr:yes]] [[uk:yes]] [[zh:yes]] 13462 2006-12-07T02:31:50Z Brett 77 /* Verb */ remove {{wotd|2006|03|02}} ==Adverb== '''yes''' # used to [[agree]] or [[accept]]. #: '''''Yes''', I eat fish.'' # used to not agree with a [[negative]] [[sentence]] or [[question]]. #: ''You are not tall. '''Yes''', I am tall.'' #: ''You do not want it, do you? '''Yes''', I do.'' #: ''Isn't William your brother? '''Yes''', he is my brother.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[indeed]] *[[sure]] ===Antonyms=== *[[no]] ==Interjection== '''yes!''' # used to show [[excitement]] or [[joy]] #: ''I won! '''Yes!''''' ===Antonyms=== *[[no]] ==Noun== {{noun|yes|yesses}} # an [[answer]] that agrees or accepts. #:''She gave him a '''yes'''''. # a [[vote]] for a thing. #:''The vote count was six "'''yes'''ses" and one "no." ===Synonyms=== *[[aye]] ===Antonyms=== *[[no]] *[[nay]] [[Category:Adverbs]] [[Category:Interjections]] [[da:yes]] [[de:yes]] [[en:yes]] [[fa:yes]] [[fr:yes]] [[ko:yes]] [[hy:yes]] [[io:yes]] [[it:yes]] [[kk:yes]] [[ku:yes]] [[hu:yes]] [[nl:yes]] [[pl:yes]] [[pt:yes]] [[fi:yes]] [[sv:yes]] [[ta:yes]] [[th:yes]] [[vi:yes]] [[tr:yes]] [[uk:yes]] [[zh:yes]] 1954 4840 2006-02-07T05:02:08Z Cromwellt 61 created page ==Adverb== {{wiktionary}} '''yesterday''' # used to refer to the day before [[today]]. #:'''''Yesterday''', I went to the store''. ===Words with the opposite meaning=== *[[tomorrow]] ==Noun== '''yesterday''' (''plural'' yesterdays) # the day before today. #:''He remembered all his '''yesterday'''s''. ===Words with the opposite meaning=== *[[tomorrow]] ===See also=== *[[yesteryear]] 4841 2006-02-07T05:03:50Z Cromwellt 61 added categories ==Adverb== {{wiktionary}} '''yesterday''' # used to refer to the day before [[today]]. #:'''''Yesterday''', I went to the store''. ===Words with the opposite meaning=== *[[tomorrow]] ==Noun== '''yesterday''' (''plural'' yesterdays) # the day before today. #:''He remembered all his '''yesterday'''s''. ===Words with the opposite meaning=== *[[tomorrow]] ===See also=== *[[yesteryear]] [[Category:Adverbs]] [[Category:Nouns]] 4842 2006-02-07T05:05:10Z Cromwellt 61 added see also entries ==Adverb== {{wiktionary}} '''yesterday''' # used to refer to the day before [[today]]. #:'''''Yesterday''', I went to the store''. ===Words with the opposite meaning=== *[[tomorrow]] ==Noun== '''yesterday''' (''plural'' yesterdays) # the day before today. #:''He remembered all his '''yesterday'''s''. ===Words with the opposite meaning=== *[[tomorrow]] ===See also=== *[[yesteryear]] *[[last night]] *[[today]] *[[tonight]] *[[tomorrow night]] [[Category:Adverbs]] [[Category:Nouns]] 5089 2006-02-23T00:34:03Z Gmcfoley 41 [[Yesterday]] moved to [[yesterday]] ==Adverb== {{wiktionary}} '''yesterday''' # used to refer to the day before [[today]]. #:'''''Yesterday''', I went to the store''. ===Words with the opposite meaning=== *[[tomorrow]] ==Noun== '''yesterday''' (''plural'' yesterdays) # the day before today. #:''He remembered all his '''yesterday'''s''. ===Words with the opposite meaning=== *[[tomorrow]] ===See also=== *[[yesteryear]] *[[last night]] *[[today]] *[[tonight]] *[[tomorrow night]] [[Category:Adverbs]] [[Category:Nouns]] 5833 2006-03-13T03:22:06Z Cromwellt 61 added noun template, wotd, etc. {{wotd|2006|02|23}} ==Adverb== '''yesterday''' # used to refer to the day before [[today]]. #:'''''Yesterday''', I went to the store''. ===Antonyms=== *[[tomorrow]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # the day before today. #:''He remembered all his '''yesterday'''s''. ===Antonyms=== *[[tomorrow]] ===See also=== *[[yesteryear]] *[[last night]] *[[today]] *[[tonight]] *[[tomorrow night]] [[Category:Adverbs]] [[Category:Nouns]] [[en:yesterday]] 7786 2006-07-19T14:11:04Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, ko, la, pt, ro, ta, uk, zh {{wotd|2006|02|23}} ==Adverb== '''yesterday''' # used to refer to the day before [[today]]. #:'''''Yesterday''', I went to the store''. ===Antonyms=== *[[tomorrow]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # the day before today. #:''He remembered all his '''yesterday'''s''. ===Antonyms=== *[[tomorrow]] ===See also=== *[[yesteryear]] *[[last night]] *[[today]] *[[tonight]] *[[tomorrow night]] [[Category:Adverbs]] [[Category:Nouns]] [[en:yesterday]] [[fr:yesterday]] [[ko:yesterday]] [[io:yesterday]] [[it:yesterday]] [[la:yesterday]] [[hu:yesterday]] [[ja:yesterday]] [[pt:yesterday]] [[ro:yesterday]] [[fi:yesterday]] [[ta:yesterday]] [[uk:yesterday]] [[zh:yesterday]] 9828 2006-09-10T15:16:41Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy {{wotd|2006|02|23}} ==Adverb== '''yesterday''' # used to refer to the day before [[today]]. #:'''''Yesterday''', I went to the store''. ===Antonyms=== *[[tomorrow]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # the day before today. #:''He remembered all his '''yesterday'''s''. ===Antonyms=== *[[tomorrow]] ===See also=== *[[yesteryear]] *[[last night]] *[[today]] *[[tonight]] *[[tomorrow night]] [[Category:Adverbs]] [[Category:Nouns]] [[en:yesterday]] [[fr:yesterday]] [[ko:yesterday]] [[hy:yesterday]] [[io:yesterday]] [[it:yesterday]] [[la:yesterday]] [[hu:yesterday]] [[ja:yesterday]] [[pt:yesterday]] [[ro:yesterday]] [[fi:yesterday]] [[ta:yesterday]] [[uk:yesterday]] [[zh:yesterday]] 10851 2006-10-11T18:46:00Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:yesterday]], [[vi:yesterday]] {{wotd|2006|02|23}} ==Adverb== '''yesterday''' # used to refer to the day before [[today]]. #:'''''Yesterday''', I went to the store''. ===Antonyms=== *[[tomorrow]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # the day before today. #:''He remembered all his '''yesterday'''s''. ===Antonyms=== *[[tomorrow]] ===See also=== *[[yesteryear]] *[[last night]] *[[today]] *[[tonight]] *[[tomorrow night]] [[Category:Adverbs]] [[Category:Nouns]] [[en:yesterday]] [[fr:yesterday]] [[ko:yesterday]] [[hy:yesterday]] [[io:yesterday]] [[it:yesterday]] [[kk:yesterday]] [[la:yesterday]] [[hu:yesterday]] [[ja:yesterday]] [[pt:yesterday]] [[ro:yesterday]] [[fi:yesterday]] [[ta:yesterday]] [[vi:yesterday]] [[uk:yesterday]] [[zh:yesterday]] 12796 2006-11-27T00:27:23Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[pl:yesterday]] {{wotd|2006|02|23}} ==Adverb== '''yesterday''' # used to refer to the day before [[today]]. #:'''''Yesterday''', I went to the store''. ===Antonyms=== *[[tomorrow]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # the day before today. #:''He remembered all his '''yesterday'''s''. ===Antonyms=== *[[tomorrow]] ===See also=== *[[yesteryear]] *[[last night]] *[[today]] *[[tonight]] *[[tomorrow night]] [[Category:Adverbs]] [[Category:Nouns]] [[en:yesterday]] [[fr:yesterday]] [[ko:yesterday]] [[hy:yesterday]] [[io:yesterday]] [[it:yesterday]] [[kk:yesterday]] [[la:yesterday]] [[hu:yesterday]] [[ja:yesterday]] [[pl:yesterday]] [[pt:yesterday]] [[ro:yesterday]] [[fi:yesterday]] [[ta:yesterday]] [[vi:yesterday]] [[uk:yesterday]] [[zh:yesterday]] 13641 2006-12-11T09:20:06Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:yesterday]] {{wotd|2006|02|23}} ==Adverb== '''yesterday''' # used to refer to the day before [[today]]. #:'''''Yesterday''', I went to the store''. ===Antonyms=== *[[tomorrow]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # the day before today. #:''He remembered all his '''yesterday'''s''. ===Antonyms=== *[[tomorrow]] ===See also=== *[[yesteryear]] *[[last night]] *[[today]] *[[tonight]] *[[tomorrow night]] [[Category:Adverbs]] [[Category:Nouns]] [[en:yesterday]] [[fa:yesterday]] [[fr:yesterday]] [[ko:yesterday]] [[hy:yesterday]] [[io:yesterday]] [[it:yesterday]] [[kk:yesterday]] [[la:yesterday]] [[hu:yesterday]] [[ja:yesterday]] [[pl:yesterday]] [[pt:yesterday]] [[ro:yesterday]] [[fi:yesterday]] [[ta:yesterday]] [[vi:yesterday]] [[uk:yesterday]] [[zh:yesterday]] 1955 4843 2006-02-07T20:16:50Z Cromwellt 61 Created page ==Adjective== {{wiktionary}} '''young''' (''[[comparative]]'' [[younger]] ''[[superlative]]'' [[youngest]]) # In [[early]] [[growth]] or [[life]]. #:''She was only a '''young''' girl''. #:''The '''young''' lion plays with his brothers and sisters''. #:''He is very '''young'''''. # Having [[qualities]] or [[look]] of a young [[person]] or [[thing]]. #:''My mother is sixty, but she is still '''young'''''. # Part of early life. #:''They were friends from his '''young''' manhood''. ===Words with the same meaning=== *[[juvenile]] *[[immature]] ===Words with the opposite meaning=== *[[old]] *[[aged]] ==Noun== '''young''' (''plural'') # [[People]] or [[animal]]s that are not [[mature]]. #:''His parents do not understand because he is one of the '''young'''''. # [[baby|Babies]] or [[offspring]]. #:''Animals protect their '''young'''''. [[Category:Adjectives]] [[Category:Nouns]] 5423 2006-02-23T00:59:41Z Conversion script [[Young]] moved to [[young]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Adjective== {{wiktionary}} '''young''' (''[[comparative]]'' [[younger]] ''[[superlative]]'' [[youngest]]) # In [[early]] [[growth]] or [[life]]. #:''She was only a '''young''' girl''. #:''The '''young''' lion plays with his brothers and sisters''. #:''He is very '''young'''''. # Having [[qualities]] or [[look]] of a young [[person]] or [[thing]]. #:''My mother is sixty, but she is still '''young'''''. # Part of early life. #:''They were friends from his '''young''' manhood''. ===Words with the same meaning=== *[[juvenile]] *[[immature]] ===Words with the opposite meaning=== *[[old]] *[[aged]] ==Noun== '''young''' (''plural'') # [[People]] or [[animal]]s that are not [[mature]]. #:''His parents do not understand because he is one of the '''young'''''. # [[baby|Babies]] or [[offspring]]. #:''Animals protect their '''young'''''. [[Category:Adjectives]] [[Category:Nouns]] 5883 2006-03-13T06:02:37Z Cromwellt 61 added wotd tag, templates, etc. {{wotd|2006|03|18}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|young|younger|youngest}} # In [[early]] [[growth]] or [[life]]. #:''She was only a '''young''' girl''. #:''The '''young''' lion plays with his brothers and sisters''. #:''He is very '''young'''''. # Having [[qualities]] or [[look]] of a young [[person]] or [[thing]]. #:''My mother is sixty, but she is still '''young'''''. # Part of early life. #:''They were friends from his '''young''' manhood''. ===Synonyms=== *[[juvenile]] *[[immature]] ===Antonyms=== *[[old]] *[[aged]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # [[People]] or [[animal]]s that are not [[mature]]. #:''His parents do not understand because he is one of the '''young'''''. # [[baby|Babies]] or [[offspring]]. #:''Animals protect their '''young'''''. [[en:young]] 7785 2006-07-19T14:08:54Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, fa, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, ko, la, uk, zh {{wotd|2006|03|18}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|young|younger|youngest}} # In [[early]] [[growth]] or [[life]]. #:''She was only a '''young''' girl''. #:''The '''young''' lion plays with his brothers and sisters''. #:''He is very '''young'''''. # Having [[qualities]] or [[look]] of a young [[person]] or [[thing]]. #:''My mother is sixty, but she is still '''young'''''. # Part of early life. #:''They were friends from his '''young''' manhood''. ===Synonyms=== *[[juvenile]] *[[immature]] ===Antonyms=== *[[old]] *[[aged]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # [[People]] or [[animal]]s that are not [[mature]]. #:''His parents do not understand because he is one of the '''young'''''. # [[baby|Babies]] or [[offspring]]. #:''Animals protect their '''young'''''. [[de:young]] [[en:young]] [[fa:young]] [[fr:young]] [[ko:young]] [[io:young]] [[it:young]] [[la:young]] [[hu:young]] [[ja:young]] [[fi:young]] [[uk:young]] [[zh:young]] 8710 2006-08-13T19:51:42Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi {{wotd|2006|03|18}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|young|younger|youngest}} # In [[early]] [[growth]] or [[life]]. #:''She was only a '''young''' girl''. #:''The '''young''' lion plays with his brothers and sisters''. #:''He is very '''young'''''. # Having [[qualities]] or [[look]] of a young [[person]] or [[thing]]. #:''My mother is sixty, but she is still '''young'''''. # Part of early life. #:''They were friends from his '''young''' manhood''. ===Synonyms=== *[[juvenile]] *[[immature]] ===Antonyms=== *[[old]] *[[aged]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # [[People]] or [[animal]]s that are not [[mature]]. #:''His parents do not understand because he is one of the '''young'''''. # [[baby|Babies]] or [[offspring]]. #:''Animals protect their '''young'''''. [[de:young]] [[en:young]] [[fa:young]] [[fr:young]] [[ko:young]] [[io:young]] [[it:young]] [[la:young]] [[hu:young]] [[ja:young]] [[fi:young]] [[vi:young]] [[uk:young]] [[zh:young]] 9224 2006-08-22T06:05:58Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ta {{wotd|2006|03|18}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|young|younger|youngest}} # In [[early]] [[growth]] or [[life]]. #:''She was only a '''young''' girl''. #:''The '''young''' lion plays with his brothers and sisters''. #:''He is very '''young'''''. # Having [[qualities]] or [[look]] of a young [[person]] or [[thing]]. #:''My mother is sixty, but she is still '''young'''''. # Part of early life. #:''They were friends from his '''young''' manhood''. ===Synonyms=== *[[juvenile]] *[[immature]] ===Antonyms=== *[[old]] *[[aged]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # [[People]] or [[animal]]s that are not [[mature]]. #:''His parents do not understand because he is one of the '''young'''''. # [[baby|Babies]] or [[offspring]]. #:''Animals protect their '''young'''''. [[de:young]] [[en:young]] [[fa:young]] [[fr:young]] [[ko:young]] [[io:young]] [[it:young]] [[la:young]] [[hu:young]] [[ja:young]] [[fi:young]] [[ta:young]] [[vi:young]] [[uk:young]] [[zh:young]] 9832 2006-09-10T15:26:40Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: pt {{wotd|2006|03|18}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|young|younger|youngest}} # In [[early]] [[growth]] or [[life]]. #:''She was only a '''young''' girl''. #:''The '''young''' lion plays with his brothers and sisters''. #:''He is very '''young'''''. # Having [[qualities]] or [[look]] of a young [[person]] or [[thing]]. #:''My mother is sixty, but she is still '''young'''''. # Part of early life. #:''They were friends from his '''young''' manhood''. ===Synonyms=== *[[juvenile]] *[[immature]] ===Antonyms=== *[[old]] *[[aged]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # [[People]] or [[animal]]s that are not [[mature]]. #:''His parents do not understand because he is one of the '''young'''''. # [[baby|Babies]] or [[offspring]]. #:''Animals protect their '''young'''''. [[de:young]] [[en:young]] [[fa:young]] [[fr:young]] [[ko:young]] [[io:young]] [[it:young]] [[la:young]] [[hu:young]] [[ja:young]] [[pt:young]] [[fi:young]] [[ta:young]] [[vi:young]] [[uk:young]] [[zh:young]] 10286 2006-09-24T14:32:26Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[tr:young]] {{wotd|2006|03|18}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|young|younger|youngest}} # In [[early]] [[growth]] or [[life]]. #:''She was only a '''young''' girl''. #:''The '''young''' lion plays with his brothers and sisters''. #:''He is very '''young'''''. # Having [[qualities]] or [[look]] of a young [[person]] or [[thing]]. #:''My mother is sixty, but she is still '''young'''''. # Part of early life. #:''They were friends from his '''young''' manhood''. ===Synonyms=== *[[juvenile]] *[[immature]] ===Antonyms=== *[[old]] *[[aged]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # [[People]] or [[animal]]s that are not [[mature]]. #:''His parents do not understand because he is one of the '''young'''''. # [[baby|Babies]] or [[offspring]]. #:''Animals protect their '''young'''''. [[de:young]] [[en:young]] [[fa:young]] [[fr:young]] [[ko:young]] [[io:young]] [[it:young]] [[la:young]] [[hu:young]] [[ja:young]] [[pt:young]] [[fi:young]] [[ta:young]] [[vi:young]] [[tr:young]] [[uk:young]] [[zh:young]] 10849 2006-10-11T18:37:40Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[hy:young]], [[kk:young]] {{wotd|2006|03|18}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|young|younger|youngest}} # In [[early]] [[growth]] or [[life]]. #:''She was only a '''young''' girl''. #:''The '''young''' lion plays with his brothers and sisters''. #:''He is very '''young'''''. # Having [[qualities]] or [[look]] of a young [[person]] or [[thing]]. #:''My mother is sixty, but she is still '''young'''''. # Part of early life. #:''They were friends from his '''young''' manhood''. ===Synonyms=== *[[juvenile]] *[[immature]] ===Antonyms=== *[[old]] *[[aged]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # [[People]] or [[animal]]s that are not [[mature]]. #:''His parents do not understand because he is one of the '''young'''''. # [[baby|Babies]] or [[offspring]]. #:''Animals protect their '''young'''''. [[de:young]] [[en:young]] [[fa:young]] [[fr:young]] [[ko:young]] [[hy:young]] [[io:young]] [[it:young]] [[kk:young]] [[la:young]] [[hu:young]] [[ja:young]] [[pt:young]] [[fi:young]] [[ta:young]] [[vi:young]] [[tr:young]] [[uk:young]] [[zh:young]] 11642 2006-10-30T14:10:06Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:young]] {{wotd|2006|03|18}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|young|younger|youngest}} # In [[early]] [[growth]] or [[life]]. #:''She was only a '''young''' girl''. #:''The '''young''' lion plays with his brothers and sisters''. #:''He is very '''young'''''. # Having [[qualities]] or [[look]] of a young [[person]] or [[thing]]. #:''My mother is sixty, but she is still '''young'''''. # Part of early life. #:''They were friends from his '''young''' manhood''. ===Synonyms=== *[[juvenile]] *[[immature]] ===Antonyms=== *[[old]] *[[aged]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # [[People]] or [[animal]]s that are not [[mature]]. #:''His parents do not understand because he is one of the '''young'''''. # [[baby|Babies]] or [[offspring]]. #:''Animals protect their '''young'''''. [[de:young]] [[en:young]] [[fa:young]] [[fr:young]] [[ko:young]] [[hy:young]] [[io:young]] [[it:young]] [[kk:young]] [[la:young]] [[hu:young]] [[ja:young]] [[pt:young]] [[ru:young]] [[fi:young]] [[ta:young]] [[vi:young]] [[tr:young]] [[uk:young]] [[zh:young]] 12496 2006-11-17T06:29:49Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[pl:young]] {{wotd|2006|03|18}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|young|younger|youngest}} # In [[early]] [[growth]] or [[life]]. #:''She was only a '''young''' girl''. #:''The '''young''' lion plays with his brothers and sisters''. #:''He is very '''young'''''. # Having [[qualities]] or [[look]] of a young [[person]] or [[thing]]. #:''My mother is sixty, but she is still '''young'''''. # Part of early life. #:''They were friends from his '''young''' manhood''. ===Synonyms=== *[[juvenile]] *[[immature]] ===Antonyms=== *[[old]] *[[aged]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # [[People]] or [[animal]]s that are not [[mature]]. #:''His parents do not understand because he is one of the '''young'''''. # [[baby|Babies]] or [[offspring]]. #:''Animals protect their '''young'''''. [[de:young]] [[en:young]] [[fa:young]] [[fr:young]] [[ko:young]] [[hy:young]] [[io:young]] [[it:young]] [[kk:young]] [[la:young]] [[hu:young]] [[ja:young]] [[pl:young]] [[pt:young]] [[ru:young]] [[fi:young]] [[ta:young]] [[vi:young]] [[tr:young]] [[uk:young]] [[zh:young]] 1956 4844 2006-02-07T21:22:52Z H2g2bob 43 == Preposition == {{wiktionary}} '''at''' # Used to describe where something is located, or when giving something's [[position]] #* I am '''at''' home. #* Let's [[meet]] '''at''' the [[pub]]! # The time at which something happened or will happen #* Breakfast is '''at''' 9 [[o'clock]] #* '''At''' 5pm we went home. # Indicating something's [[state]] #* '''At''' half price! #* Water [[boil]]s '''at''' high [[temperature]]s. === Set Phrases === ;at work : [[working]] ;at peace : [[dead]] === Words with similar meanings === * [[about]] * [[by]] * [[on]] * [[in]] * [[from]] * [[to]] == Symbol == '''at sign''', '''@''' # The @ symbol, used in #* [[email]] [[address]]es #: support'''@'''microsoft.com) #* to give a location #: [[w:SETI@Home|SETI'''@'''Home]] #* or to give a [[price]] #: apples '''@''' £1.50 [[per]] kilogram 4845 2006-02-07T21:25:41Z H2g2bob 43 /* Symbol */ == Preposition == {{wiktionary}} '''at''' # Used to describe where something is located, or when giving something's [[position]] #* I am '''at''' home. #* Let's [[meet]] '''at''' the [[pub]]! # The time at which something happened or will happen #* Breakfast is '''at''' 9 [[o'clock]] #* '''At''' 5pm we went home. # Indicating something's [[state]] #* '''At''' half price! #* Water [[boil]]s '''at''' high [[temperature]]s. === Set Phrases === ;at work : [[working]] ;at peace : [[dead]] === Words with similar meanings === * [[about]] * [[by]] * [[on]] * [[in]] * [[from]] * [[to]] == Symbol == '''at sign''', '''@''' # The @ symbol, used to replace '''at''' #* support'''@'''microsoft.com is an [[email]] [[address]]es #* [[w:SETI@Home|SETI'''@'''Home]] is the SETI [[project]] in your [[home]] #* The [[price]] of apples '''@''' £1.50 [[per]] kilogram 4846 2006-02-07T21:26:05Z H2g2bob 43 /* Set Phrases */ == Preposition == {{wiktionary}} '''at''' # Used to describe where something is located, or when giving something's [[position]] #* I am '''at''' home. #* Let's [[meet]] '''at''' the [[pub]]! # The time at which something happened or will happen #* Breakfast is '''at''' 9 [[o'clock]] #* '''At''' 5pm we went home. # Indicating something's [[state]] #* '''At''' half price! #* Water [[boil]]s '''at''' high [[temperature]]s. === Set Phrases === ;at work : [[work]]ing ;at peace : [[dead]] === Words with similar meanings === * [[about]] * [[by]] * [[on]] * [[in]] * [[from]] * [[to]] == Symbol == '''at sign''', '''@''' # The @ symbol, used to replace '''at''' #* support'''@'''microsoft.com is an [[email]] [[address]]es #* [[w:SETI@Home|SETI'''@'''Home]] is the SETI [[project]] in your [[home]] #* The [[price]] of apples '''@''' £1.50 [[per]] kilogram 4847 2006-02-07T21:26:42Z H2g2bob 43 /* Preposition */ == Preposition == {{wiktionary}} '''at''' # Used to describe where something is [[located]], or when giving something's [[position]] #* I am '''at''' home. #* Let's [[meet]] '''at''' the [[pub]]! # The time at which something happened or will happen #* Breakfast is '''at''' 9 [[o'clock]] #* '''At''' 5pm we went home. # Indicating something's [[state]] #* '''At''' half price! #* Water [[boil]]s '''at''' high [[temperature]]s. === Set Phrases === ;at work : [[work]]ing ;at peace : [[dead]] === Words with similar meanings === * [[about]] * [[by]] * [[on]] * [[in]] * [[from]] * [[to]] == Symbol == '''at sign''', '''@''' # The @ symbol, used to replace '''at''' #* support'''@'''microsoft.com is an [[email]] [[address]]es #* [[w:SETI@Home|SETI'''@'''Home]] is the SETI [[project]] in your [[home]] #* The [[price]] of apples '''@''' £1.50 [[per]] kilogram 4850 2006-02-11T18:44:25Z H2g2bob 43 /* Set Phrases */ == Preposition == {{wiktionary}} '''at''' # Used to describe where something is [[located]], or when giving something's [[position]] #* I am '''at''' home. #* Let's [[meet]] '''at''' the [[pub]]! # The time at which something happened or will happen #* Breakfast is '''at''' 9 [[o'clock]] #* '''At''' 5pm we went home. # Indicating something's [[state]] #* '''At''' half price! #* Water [[boil]]s '''at''' high [[temperature]]s. === Set Phrases === ;at work : [[work]]ing, or at the place where you work ;at peace : [[dead]] === Words with similar meanings === * [[about]] * [[by]] * [[on]] * [[in]] * [[from]] * [[to]] == Symbol == '''at sign''', '''@''' # The @ symbol, used to replace '''at''' #* support'''@'''microsoft.com is an [[email]] [[address]]es #* [[w:SETI@Home|SETI'''@'''Home]] is the SETI [[project]] in your [[home]] #* The [[price]] of apples '''@''' £1.50 [[per]] kilogram 5135 2006-02-23T00:59:36Z Conversion script [[At]] moved to [[at]]: Converting page titles to lowercase == Preposition == {{wiktionary}} '''at''' # Used to describe where something is [[located]], or when giving something's [[position]] #* I am '''at''' home. #* Let's [[meet]] '''at''' the [[pub]]! # The time at which something happened or will happen #* Breakfast is '''at''' 9 [[o'clock]] #* '''At''' 5pm we went home. # Indicating something's [[state]] #* '''At''' half price! #* Water [[boil]]s '''at''' high [[temperature]]s. === Set Phrases === ;at work : [[work]]ing, or at the place where you work ;at peace : [[dead]] === Words with similar meanings === * [[about]] * [[by]] * [[on]] * [[in]] * [[from]] * [[to]] == Symbol == '''at sign''', '''@''' # The @ symbol, used to replace '''at''' #* support'''@'''microsoft.com is an [[email]] [[address]]es #* [[w:SETI@Home|SETI'''@'''Home]] is the SETI [[project]] in your [[home]] #* The [[price]] of apples '''@''' £1.50 [[per]] kilogram 7418 2006-07-19T00:18:17Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: af, de, en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, ko, ku, la, nl, pl, pt, sv, tr, vo, zh == Preposition == {{wiktionary}} '''at''' # Used to describe where something is [[located]], or when giving something's [[position]] #* I am '''at''' home. #* Let's [[meet]] '''at''' the [[pub]]! # The time at which something happened or will happen #* Breakfast is '''at''' 9 [[o'clock]] #* '''At''' 5pm we went home. # Indicating something's [[state]] #* '''At''' half price! #* Water [[boil]]s '''at''' high [[temperature]]s. === Set Phrases === ;at work : [[work]]ing, or at the place where you work ;at peace : [[dead]] === Words with similar meanings === * [[about]] * [[by]] * [[on]] * [[in]] * [[from]] * [[to]] == Symbol == '''at sign''', '''@''' # The @ symbol, used to replace '''at''' #* support'''@'''microsoft.com is an [[email]] [[address]]es #* [[w:SETI@Home|SETI'''@'''Home]] is the SETI [[project]] in your [[home]] #* The [[price]] of apples '''@''' £1.50 [[per]] kilogram [[af:at]] [[de:at]] [[en:at]] [[fr:at]] [[ko:at]] [[io:at]] [[it:at]] [[ku:at]] [[la:at]] [[hu:at]] [[nl:at]] [[ja:at]] [[pl:at]] [[pt:at]] [[fi:at]] [[sv:at]] [[tr:at]] [[vo:at]] [[zh:at]] 8808 2006-08-21T17:30:56Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy == Preposition == {{wiktionary}} '''at''' # Used to describe where something is [[located]], or when giving something's [[position]] #* I am '''at''' home. #* Let's [[meet]] '''at''' the [[pub]]! # The time at which something happened or will happen #* Breakfast is '''at''' 9 [[o'clock]] #* '''At''' 5pm we went home. # Indicating something's [[state]] #* '''At''' half price! #* Water [[boil]]s '''at''' high [[temperature]]s. === Set Phrases === ;at work : [[work]]ing, or at the place where you work ;at peace : [[dead]] === Words with similar meanings === * [[about]] * [[by]] * [[on]] * [[in]] * [[from]] * [[to]] == Symbol == '''at sign''', '''@''' # The @ symbol, used to replace '''at''' #* support'''@'''microsoft.com is an [[email]] [[address]]es #* [[w:SETI@Home|SETI'''@'''Home]] is the SETI [[project]] in your [[home]] #* The [[price]] of apples '''@''' £1.50 [[per]] kilogram [[af:at]] [[de:at]] [[en:at]] [[fr:at]] [[ko:at]] [[hy:at]] [[io:at]] [[it:at]] [[ku:at]] [[la:at]] [[hu:at]] [[nl:at]] [[ja:at]] [[pl:at]] [[pt:at]] [[fi:at]] [[sv:at]] [[tr:at]] [[vo:at]] [[zh:at]] 9443 2006-09-10T11:08:20Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ru, ta, vi == Preposition == {{wiktionary}} '''at''' # Used to describe where something is [[located]], or when giving something's [[position]] #* I am '''at''' home. #* Let's [[meet]] '''at''' the [[pub]]! # The time at which something happened or will happen #* Breakfast is '''at''' 9 [[o'clock]] #* '''At''' 5pm we went home. # Indicating something's [[state]] #* '''At''' half price! #* Water [[boil]]s '''at''' high [[temperature]]s. === Set Phrases === ;at work : [[work]]ing, or at the place where you work ;at peace : [[dead]] === Words with similar meanings === * [[about]] * [[by]] * [[on]] * [[in]] * [[from]] * [[to]] == Symbol == '''at sign''', '''@''' # The @ symbol, used to replace '''at''' #* support'''@'''microsoft.com is an [[email]] [[address]]es #* [[w:SETI@Home|SETI'''@'''Home]] is the SETI [[project]] in your [[home]] #* The [[price]] of apples '''@''' £1.50 [[per]] kilogram [[af:at]] [[de:at]] [[en:at]] [[fr:at]] [[ko:at]] [[hy:at]] [[io:at]] [[it:at]] [[ku:at]] [[la:at]] [[hu:at]] [[nl:at]] [[ja:at]] [[pl:at]] [[pt:at]] [[ru:at]] [[fi:at]] [[sv:at]] [[ta:at]] [[vi:at]] [[tr:at]] [[vo:at]] [[zh:at]] 9942 2006-09-24T12:10:30Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[el:at]], [[es:at]], [[et:at]] == Preposition == {{wiktionary}} '''at''' # Used to describe where something is [[located]], or when giving something's [[position]] #* I am '''at''' home. #* Let's [[meet]] '''at''' the [[pub]]! # The time at which something happened or will happen #* Breakfast is '''at''' 9 [[o'clock]] #* '''At''' 5pm we went home. # Indicating something's [[state]] #* '''At''' half price! #* Water [[boil]]s '''at''' high [[temperature]]s. === Set Phrases === ;at work : [[work]]ing, or at the place where you work ;at peace : [[dead]] === Words with similar meanings === * [[about]] * [[by]] * [[on]] * [[in]] * [[from]] * [[to]] == Symbol == '''at sign''', '''@''' # The @ symbol, used to replace '''at''' #* support'''@'''microsoft.com is an [[email]] [[address]]es #* [[w:SETI@Home|SETI'''@'''Home]] is the SETI [[project]] in your [[home]] #* The [[price]] of apples '''@''' £1.50 [[per]] kilogram [[af:at]] [[de:at]] [[et:at]] [[el:at]] [[en:at]] [[es:at]] [[fr:at]] [[ko:at]] [[hy:at]] [[io:at]] [[it:at]] [[ku:at]] [[la:at]] [[hu:at]] [[nl:at]] [[ja:at]] [[pl:at]] [[pt:at]] [[ru:at]] [[fi:at]] [[sv:at]] [[ta:at]] [[vi:at]] [[tr:at]] [[vo:at]] [[zh:at]] 10399 2006-10-05T22:46:58Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ky:at]] == Preposition == {{wiktionary}} '''at''' # Used to describe where something is [[located]], or when giving something's [[position]] #* I am '''at''' home. #* Let's [[meet]] '''at''' the [[pub]]! # The time at which something happened or will happen #* Breakfast is '''at''' 9 [[o'clock]] #* '''At''' 5pm we went home. # Indicating something's [[state]] #* '''At''' half price! #* Water [[boil]]s '''at''' high [[temperature]]s. === Set Phrases === ;at work : [[work]]ing, or at the place where you work ;at peace : [[dead]] === Words with similar meanings === * [[about]] * [[by]] * [[on]] * [[in]] * [[from]] * [[to]] == Symbol == '''at sign''', '''@''' # The @ symbol, used to replace '''at''' #* support'''@'''microsoft.com is an [[email]] [[address]]es #* [[w:SETI@Home|SETI'''@'''Home]] is the SETI [[project]] in your [[home]] #* The [[price]] of apples '''@''' £1.50 [[per]] kilogram [[af:at]] [[de:at]] [[et:at]] [[el:at]] [[en:at]] [[es:at]] [[fr:at]] [[ko:at]] [[hy:at]] [[io:at]] [[it:at]] [[ky:at]] [[ku:at]] [[la:at]] [[hu:at]] [[nl:at]] [[ja:at]] [[pl:at]] [[pt:at]] [[ru:at]] [[fi:at]] [[sv:at]] [[ta:at]] [[vi:at]] [[tr:at]] [[vo:at]] [[zh:at]] 11209 2006-10-17T20:05:27Z PullToOpen 119 {{BE850}} {{BE850}} == Preposition == {{wiktionary}} '''at''' # Used to describe where something is [[located]], or when giving something's [[position]] #* I am '''at''' home. #* Let's [[meet]] '''at''' the [[pub]]! # The time at which something happened or will happen #* Breakfast is '''at''' 9 [[o'clock]] #* '''At''' 5pm we went home. # Indicating something's [[state]] #* '''At''' half price! #* Water [[boil]]s '''at''' high [[temperature]]s. === Set Phrases === ;at work : [[work]]ing, or at the place where you work ;at peace : [[dead]] === Words with similar meanings === * [[about]] * [[by]] * [[on]] * [[in]] * [[from]] * [[to]] == Symbol == '''at sign''', '''@''' # The @ symbol, used to replace '''at''' #* support'''@'''microsoft.com is an [[email]] [[address]]es #* [[w:SETI@Home|SETI'''@'''Home]] is the SETI [[project]] in your [[home]] #* The [[price]] of apples '''@''' £1.50 [[per]] kilogram [[af:at]] [[de:at]] [[et:at]] [[el:at]] [[en:at]] [[es:at]] [[fr:at]] [[ko:at]] [[hy:at]] [[io:at]] [[it:at]] [[ky:at]] [[ku:at]] [[la:at]] [[hu:at]] [[nl:at]] [[ja:at]] [[pl:at]] [[pt:at]] [[ru:at]] [[fi:at]] [[sv:at]] [[ta:at]] [[vi:at]] [[tr:at]] [[vo:at]] [[zh:at]] 12281 2006-11-15T15:14:23Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[da:at]] {{BE850}} == Preposition == {{wiktionary}} '''at''' # Used to describe where something is [[located]], or when giving something's [[position]] #* I am '''at''' home. #* Let's [[meet]] '''at''' the [[pub]]! # The time at which something happened or will happen #* Breakfast is '''at''' 9 [[o'clock]] #* '''At''' 5pm we went home. # Indicating something's [[state]] #* '''At''' half price! #* Water [[boil]]s '''at''' high [[temperature]]s. === Set Phrases === ;at work : [[work]]ing, or at the place where you work ;at peace : [[dead]] === Words with similar meanings === * [[about]] * [[by]] * [[on]] * [[in]] * [[from]] * [[to]] == Symbol == '''at sign''', '''@''' # The @ symbol, used to replace '''at''' #* support'''@'''microsoft.com is an [[email]] [[address]]es #* [[w:SETI@Home|SETI'''@'''Home]] is the SETI [[project]] in your [[home]] #* The [[price]] of apples '''@''' £1.50 [[per]] kilogram [[af:at]] [[da:at]] [[de:at]] [[et:at]] [[el:at]] [[en:at]] [[es:at]] [[fr:at]] [[ko:at]] [[hy:at]] [[io:at]] [[it:at]] [[ky:at]] [[ku:at]] [[la:at]] [[hu:at]] [[nl:at]] [[ja:at]] [[pl:at]] [[pt:at]] [[ru:at]] [[fi:at]] [[sv:at]] [[ta:at]] [[vi:at]] [[tr:at]] [[vo:at]] [[zh:at]] 12998 2006-11-29T14:20:52Z Coppertwig 139 /* Preposition */ different word {{BE850}} == Preposition == {{wiktionary}} '''at''' # Used to describe where something is [[located]], or when saying something's [[position]] #* I am '''at''' home. #* Let's [[meet]] '''at''' the [[pub]]! # The time at which something happened or will happen #* Breakfast is '''at''' 9 [[o'clock]] #* '''At''' 5pm we went home. # Indicating something's [[state]] #* '''At''' half price! #* Water [[boil]]s '''at''' high [[temperature]]s. === Set Phrases === ;at work : [[work]]ing, or at the place where you work ;at peace : [[dead]] === Words with similar meanings === * [[about]] * [[by]] * [[on]] * [[in]] * [[from]] * [[to]] == Symbol == '''at sign''', '''@''' # The @ symbol, used to replace '''at''' #* support'''@'''microsoft.com is an [[email]] [[address]]es #* [[w:SETI@Home|SETI'''@'''Home]] is the SETI [[project]] in your [[home]] #* The [[price]] of apples '''@''' £1.50 [[per]] kilogram [[af:at]] [[da:at]] [[de:at]] [[et:at]] [[el:at]] [[en:at]] [[es:at]] [[fr:at]] [[ko:at]] [[hy:at]] [[io:at]] [[it:at]] [[ky:at]] [[ku:at]] [[la:at]] [[hu:at]] [[nl:at]] [[ja:at]] [[pl:at]] [[pt:at]] [[ru:at]] [[fi:at]] [[sv:at]] [[ta:at]] [[vi:at]] [[tr:at]] [[vo:at]] [[zh:at]] 12999 2006-11-29T14:21:29Z Coppertwig 139 /* Preposition */ simpler {{BE850}} == Preposition == {{wiktionary}} '''at''' # Used to describe where something is, or when saying something's [[position]] #* I am '''at''' home. #* Let's [[meet]] '''at''' the [[pub]]! # The time at which something happened or will happen #* Breakfast is '''at''' 9 [[o'clock]] #* '''At''' 5pm we went home. # Indicating something's [[state]] #* '''At''' half price! #* Water [[boil]]s '''at''' high [[temperature]]s. === Set Phrases === ;at work : [[work]]ing, or at the place where you work ;at peace : [[dead]] === Words with similar meanings === * [[about]] * [[by]] * [[on]] * [[in]] * [[from]] * [[to]] == Symbol == '''at sign''', '''@''' # The @ symbol, used to replace '''at''' #* support'''@'''microsoft.com is an [[email]] [[address]]es #* [[w:SETI@Home|SETI'''@'''Home]] is the SETI [[project]] in your [[home]] #* The [[price]] of apples '''@''' £1.50 [[per]] kilogram [[af:at]] [[da:at]] [[de:at]] [[et:at]] [[el:at]] [[en:at]] [[es:at]] [[fr:at]] [[ko:at]] [[hy:at]] [[io:at]] [[it:at]] [[ky:at]] [[ku:at]] [[la:at]] [[hu:at]] [[nl:at]] [[ja:at]] [[pl:at]] [[pt:at]] [[ru:at]] [[fi:at]] [[sv:at]] [[ta:at]] [[vi:at]] [[tr:at]] [[vo:at]] [[zh:at]] 1957 4848 2006-02-10T19:34:51Z H2g2bob 43 ==Set Phrase== '''o'clock''' [[Image:BregenzPost.jpg|thumb|It is 3 '''o'clock''']] # When saying a [[time]], this means that it is [[zero]] minutes past the [[hour]]. ''O'clock'' is almost always given after the number of hours. #: What time is it? It is 6 '''o'clock''' #: The train leaves at 2 '''o'clock''' in the [[afternoon]]. === Similar Words === * [[clock]] 4849 2006-02-10T19:35:35Z H2g2bob 43 ==Set Phrase== '''o'clock''' [[Image:BregenzPost.jpg|thumb|It is 3 '''o'clock''']] # When saying a [[time]], this means that it is [[zero]] minutes past the [[hour]]. '''O'clock''' is almost always given after the number of hours. #: What time is it? It is 6 '''o'clock'''. #: The train leaves at 2 '''o'clock''' in the [[afternoon]]. === Similar Words === * [[clock]] 5315 2006-02-23T00:59:39Z Conversion script [[O'clock]] moved to [[o'clock]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Set Phrase== '''o'clock''' [[Image:BregenzPost.jpg|thumb|It is 3 '''o'clock''']] # When saying a [[time]], this means that it is [[zero]] minutes past the [[hour]]. '''O'clock''' is almost always given after the number of hours. #: What time is it? It is 6 '''o'clock'''. #: The train leaves at 2 '''o'clock''' in the [[afternoon]]. === Similar Words === * [[clock]] 7609 2006-07-19T07:46:09Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, en, io ==Set Phrase== '''o'clock''' [[Image:BregenzPost.jpg|thumb|It is 3 '''o'clock''']] # When saying a [[time]], this means that it is [[zero]] minutes past the [[hour]]. '''O'clock''' is almost always given after the number of hours. #: What time is it? It is 6 '''o'clock'''. #: The train leaves at 2 '''o'clock''' in the [[afternoon]]. === Similar Words === * [[clock]] [[de:o'clock]] [[en:o'clock]] [[io:o'clock]] 9713 2006-09-10T13:58:53Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Set Phrase== '''o'clock''' [[Image:BregenzPost.jpg|thumb|It is 3 '''o'clock''']] # When saying a [[time]], this means that it is [[zero]] minutes past the [[hour]]. '''O'clock''' is almost always given after the number of hours. #: What time is it? It is 6 '''o'clock'''. #: The train leaves at 2 '''o'clock''' in the [[afternoon]]. === Similar Words === * [[clock]] [[de:o'clock]] [[en:o'clock]] [[io:o'clock]] [[vi:o'clock]] 11650 2006-10-30T16:30:41Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fi:o'clock]], [[ja:o'clock]] ==Set Phrase== '''o'clock''' [[Image:BregenzPost.jpg|thumb|It is 3 '''o'clock''']] # When saying a [[time]], this means that it is [[zero]] minutes past the [[hour]]. '''O'clock''' is almost always given after the number of hours. #: What time is it? It is 6 '''o'clock'''. #: The train leaves at 2 '''o'clock''' in the [[afternoon]]. === Similar Words === * [[clock]] [[de:o'clock]] [[en:o'clock]] [[io:o'clock]] [[ja:o'clock]] [[fi:o'clock]] [[vi:o'clock]] 1958 4851 2006-02-11T18:49:53Z H2g2bob 43 ==Noun== '''pub''' (''plural'' '''pubs''') # A place which serves [[alcoholic]] and non-alcoholic drinks, and sometimes food. '''Pub''' is a short for '''[[public]] [[house]]''', which is less commonly used. #: We went to the pub for a [[beer]]. ===Words with similar meanings=== *[[Inn]] *[[Tavern]] *[[Bar]] 4852 2006-02-11T18:50:32Z H2g2bob 43 /* Noun */ ==Noun== '''pub''' (''plural'' '''pubs''') # A place which serves [[alcoholic]] and non-alcoholic drinks, and sometimes food. '''Pub''' is a short for '''[[public]] [[house]]''', which is less commonly used. #: We went to the '''pub''' for a [[beer]]. ===Words with similar meanings=== *[[Inn]] *[[Tavern]] *[[Bar]] 5331 2006-02-23T00:59:39Z Conversion script [[Pub]] moved to [[pub]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== '''pub''' (''plural'' '''pubs''') # A place which serves [[alcoholic]] and non-alcoholic drinks, and sometimes food. '''Pub''' is a short for '''[[public]] [[house]]''', which is less commonly used. #: We went to the '''pub''' for a [[beer]]. ===Words with similar meanings=== *[[Inn]] *[[Tavern]] *[[Bar]] 7628 2006-07-19T08:21:51Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, et, fi, fr, it, no ==Noun== '''pub''' (''plural'' '''pubs''') # A place which serves [[alcoholic]] and non-alcoholic drinks, and sometimes food. '''Pub''' is a short for '''[[public]] [[house]]''', which is less commonly used. #: We went to the '''pub''' for a [[beer]]. ===Words with similar meanings=== *[[Inn]] *[[Tavern]] *[[Bar]] [[et:pub]] [[en:pub]] [[fr:pub]] [[it:pub]] [[no:pub]] [[fi:pub]] 10201 2006-09-24T13:53:13Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[vi:pub]] ==Noun== '''pub''' (''plural'' '''pubs''') # A place which serves [[alcoholic]] and non-alcoholic drinks, and sometimes food. '''Pub''' is a short for '''[[public]] [[house]]''', which is less commonly used. #: We went to the '''pub''' for a [[beer]]. ===Words with similar meanings=== *[[Inn]] *[[Tavern]] *[[Bar]] [[et:pub]] [[en:pub]] [[fr:pub]] [[it:pub]] [[no:pub]] [[fi:pub]] [[vi:pub]] 11704 2006-11-02T13:25:32Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:pub]], [[ta:pub]] ==Noun== '''pub''' (''plural'' '''pubs''') # A place which serves [[alcoholic]] and non-alcoholic drinks, and sometimes food. '''Pub''' is a short for '''[[public]] [[house]]''', which is less commonly used. #: We went to the '''pub''' for a [[beer]]. ===Words with similar meanings=== *[[Inn]] *[[Tavern]] *[[Bar]] [[et:pub]] [[en:pub]] [[fr:pub]] [[it:pub]] [[no:pub]] [[ru:pub]] [[fi:pub]] [[ta:pub]] [[vi:pub]] 11825 2006-11-09T12:43:12Z Tangotango 94 add standard noun template, lowercase synonyms list ==Noun== {{noun|pub|pubs}} # A place which serves [[alcoholic]] and non-alcoholic drinks, and sometimes food. '''Pub''' is a short for '''[[public]] [[house]]''', which is less commonly used. #: We went to the '''pub''' for a [[beer]]. === Words with similar meanings === *[[inn]] *[[tavern]] *[[bar]] [[et:pub]] [[en:pub]] [[fr:pub]] [[it:pub]] [[no:pub]] [[ru:pub]] [[fi:pub]] [[ta:pub]] [[vi:pub]] 1959 4855 2006-02-16T18:34:31Z Gmcfoley 41 ==Should this Wiktionary exist?== There is now a Wiktionary for every language that has a Wikipedia, including this Simple English one. Is this Wiktionary needed? Or does the overlap it would have with the Simple English Wikipedia, and the English Wiktionary make it obsolete? Up until now, the Simple English Wikipedia has taken a different approach to the main English one, and the policy on dictionary definitions has been far more relaxed. Should the definitions there be moved here or left in that Wikipedia? Another question is whether a simple English Wiktionary would be significantly different from the main English one. Is there a need to separate them? [[User:Angela|Angela]] 14:18, 1 May 2004 (UTC) If the main English one is done properly, there shouldn't be any difference. I haven't had much to do with it though, so I don't know what kind of defining vocab they use. Simple Wikipedia uses a vocab very similar to that used by most dictionaries. -- [[User:Tango|Tango]] 15:07, 1 May 2004 (UTC) :I can't comment on the relationship between a Simple Wikipedia and a Simple Wiktionary. My predilection for an excruciatingly Victorian vocabulary would keep me away from both of them. :-) I still believe that the simple projects have a place. :As an active Wiktionarian I do see potential problems in any attempt to merge the two projects. Wiktionary has '''never''' adopted a formal "defining vocab". This would require a kind of self-discipline that many Wiktionarians may not be ready for. A number of Wiktionarians have attached considerable importance to developing a translating dictionary. Other Wiktionarians may be more interested in the historical development of words. Such information may be far more than what a reader of the Simple English Wiktionary may want. The additional information may leave him more confused than when he started. Perhaps the difference may be as great as the between the large many volumes of the complete Oxford English Dictionary and its Pocket edition. [[User:Eclecticology|Eclecticology]] 19:01, 1 May 2004 (UTC) If Simple Encyclopedia = Simple Dictionary, Simple Wiki'''''pedia''''' is a misleading and inappropriate term. I think a distinction is important if we are called an Encyclopedia. If we are not an encyclopedia but a conglomeration of more things, our name should reflect that integral difference. --[[User:Menchi|Menchi]] 08:47, 3 May 2004 (UTC) :The above comments went missing for a while due to a namespace changing. Brion has moved the history of the above comments to [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/index.php?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk/broken&action=history]. The only other page affected was [[Wiktionary:Recentchanges/broken]]. [[User:Angela|Angela]] 30 June 2005 07:12 (UTC) ---- Should I be adding words to simple eng. wiktionary? [[User_talk:Charlie123]] ---- [[when]] [[does]] [[a]] [[word]] [[belong]] [[to]] [[simple]] [[english]]? [[It]] doesn't. [[Add]] [[pictures]] [[to]] "en.wiktionary.org" [[and]] [[call]] [[it]] [[done]]. -- [[User:69.209.167.7|69.209.167.7]] 06:23, 15 [[Sep]] 2004 (UTC) I would think that a Simple English Wiktionary could serve the same purpose as a learner's dictionary of English. There is a reason that learner's dictionaries are more than heavily-illustrated versions of regular dictionaries. (In fact, many learner's dictionaries don't have any pictures at all). A Simple English wiktionary would have the following properties: # emphasis on collocations and phrasal roles of high-frequency words. # use of a highly restricted vocabulary '''for definitions''' such that most definitions will be accessible to the non-fluent user without having to jump forever from one entry to another. (maybe there are more). Thus a Simple English wiktionary would fulfill both the purpose of Simple English -- making the language accessible to adult learners -- and follow the same "rules" in terms of its content -- i.e., simplified high-frequency vocabulary. But it would not be restricted in terms of coverage; in principle an S.E.W. '''could''' contain entries for every word in the main English Wiktionary. It is the content of the definitions that would differ. -- [[User:221.157.62.91|221.157.62.91]] 05:52, 10 Nov 2004 (UTC) :There's plenty of dictionaries out there - wikipedia is just one - but does anybody actually know what they go on about in them? I mean, what '''is''' a [[portmanteau]]? Simlple Wiktionary's aims are pretty clear: to create a dictionary that can actually be used by people with a limited knowledge of english, and there are quite a few of those, too. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 15:57, 16 December 2005 (UTC) ==search page== When I write in a word which is not in Wiktionary, e.g. "simple", I get a search page which says: "Sorry! Full text search does not work right now. ... Or if you want to create an article of this title, click this link: [http://en.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=simple&action=edit simple]" where the link to the page I might want to create is in '''non-simple Wikipedia'''. This needs fixing, but I can't do it myself. Oh, and the google search boxes are also for en.wikipedia.org [[User:Saintswithin|Saintswithin]] 16:25, 26 Jan 2005 (UTC) :I do not know how to fix it. But I have produced some other ways (a google link and some bookmarklets) to create an article and to search for a word. They are not so simple though. See my user page [[User:Wikibob]]. I have also changed Main Page to say Search is not working. -[[User:Wikibob|Wikibob]] 01:01, 23 Mar 2005 (UTC) ==Useful places to look when writing definitions== These two learners' dictionary sites may help people to learn how to write simple dictionary definitions (without copying of course!): :*[http://dictionary.cambridge.org/ Cambridge Advanced Learners' Dictionary Online] :*[http://www.oup.com/elt/oald/ Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary Online] [[User:Saintswithin|Saintswithin]] 07:38, 27 Jan 2005 (UTC) 4871 2006-02-17T20:57:12Z Cromwellt 61 [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Arcive]] moved to [[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]]: Misspelled word ==Should this Wiktionary exist?== There is now a Wiktionary for every language that has a Wikipedia, including this Simple English one. Is this Wiktionary needed? Or does the overlap it would have with the Simple English Wikipedia, and the English Wiktionary make it obsolete? Up until now, the Simple English Wikipedia has taken a different approach to the main English one, and the policy on dictionary definitions has been far more relaxed. Should the definitions there be moved here or left in that Wikipedia? Another question is whether a simple English Wiktionary would be significantly different from the main English one. Is there a need to separate them? [[User:Angela|Angela]] 14:18, 1 May 2004 (UTC) If the main English one is done properly, there shouldn't be any difference. I haven't had much to do with it though, so I don't know what kind of defining vocab they use. Simple Wikipedia uses a vocab very similar to that used by most dictionaries. -- [[User:Tango|Tango]] 15:07, 1 May 2004 (UTC) :I can't comment on the relationship between a Simple Wikipedia and a Simple Wiktionary. My predilection for an excruciatingly Victorian vocabulary would keep me away from both of them. :-) I still believe that the simple projects have a place. :As an active Wiktionarian I do see potential problems in any attempt to merge the two projects. Wiktionary has '''never''' adopted a formal "defining vocab". This would require a kind of self-discipline that many Wiktionarians may not be ready for. A number of Wiktionarians have attached considerable importance to developing a translating dictionary. Other Wiktionarians may be more interested in the historical development of words. Such information may be far more than what a reader of the Simple English Wiktionary may want. The additional information may leave him more confused than when he started. Perhaps the difference may be as great as the between the large many volumes of the complete Oxford English Dictionary and its Pocket edition. [[User:Eclecticology|Eclecticology]] 19:01, 1 May 2004 (UTC) If Simple Encyclopedia = Simple Dictionary, Simple Wiki'''''pedia''''' is a misleading and inappropriate term. I think a distinction is important if we are called an Encyclopedia. If we are not an encyclopedia but a conglomeration of more things, our name should reflect that integral difference. --[[User:Menchi|Menchi]] 08:47, 3 May 2004 (UTC) :The above comments went missing for a while due to a namespace changing. Brion has moved the history of the above comments to [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/index.php?title=Wiktionary:Simple_talk/broken&action=history]. The only other page affected was [[Wiktionary:Recentchanges/broken]]. [[User:Angela|Angela]] 30 June 2005 07:12 (UTC) ---- Should I be adding words to simple eng. wiktionary? [[User_talk:Charlie123]] ---- [[when]] [[does]] [[a]] [[word]] [[belong]] [[to]] [[simple]] [[english]]? [[It]] doesn't. [[Add]] [[pictures]] [[to]] "en.wiktionary.org" [[and]] [[call]] [[it]] [[done]]. -- [[User:69.209.167.7|69.209.167.7]] 06:23, 15 [[Sep]] 2004 (UTC) I would think that a Simple English Wiktionary could serve the same purpose as a learner's dictionary of English. There is a reason that learner's dictionaries are more than heavily-illustrated versions of regular dictionaries. (In fact, many learner's dictionaries don't have any pictures at all). A Simple English wiktionary would have the following properties: # emphasis on collocations and phrasal roles of high-frequency words. # use of a highly restricted vocabulary '''for definitions''' such that most definitions will be accessible to the non-fluent user without having to jump forever from one entry to another. (maybe there are more). Thus a Simple English wiktionary would fulfill both the purpose of Simple English -- making the language accessible to adult learners -- and follow the same "rules" in terms of its content -- i.e., simplified high-frequency vocabulary. But it would not be restricted in terms of coverage; in principle an S.E.W. '''could''' contain entries for every word in the main English Wiktionary. It is the content of the definitions that would differ. -- [[User:221.157.62.91|221.157.62.91]] 05:52, 10 Nov 2004 (UTC) :There's plenty of dictionaries out there - wikipedia is just one - but does anybody actually know what they go on about in them? I mean, what '''is''' a [[portmanteau]]? Simlple Wiktionary's aims are pretty clear: to create a dictionary that can actually be used by people with a limited knowledge of english, and there are quite a few of those, too. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 15:57, 16 December 2005 (UTC) ==search page== When I write in a word which is not in Wiktionary, e.g. "simple", I get a search page which says: "Sorry! Full text search does not work right now. ... Or if you want to create an article of this title, click this link: [http://en.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=simple&action=edit simple]" where the link to the page I might want to create is in '''non-simple Wikipedia'''. This needs fixing, but I can't do it myself. Oh, and the google search boxes are also for en.wikipedia.org [[User:Saintswithin|Saintswithin]] 16:25, 26 Jan 2005 (UTC) :I do not know how to fix it. But I have produced some other ways (a google link and some bookmarklets) to create an article and to search for a word. They are not so simple though. See my user page [[User:Wikibob]]. I have also changed Main Page to say Search is not working. -[[User:Wikibob|Wikibob]] 01:01, 23 Mar 2005 (UTC) ==Useful places to look when writing definitions== These two learners' dictionary sites may help people to learn how to write simple dictionary definitions (without copying of course!): :*[http://dictionary.cambridge.org/ Cambridge Advanced Learners' Dictionary Online] :*[http://www.oup.com/elt/oald/ Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary Online] [[User:Saintswithin|Saintswithin]] 07:38, 27 Jan 2005 (UTC) 1960 4861 2006-02-17T01:07:42Z H2g2bob 43 Main page formatted like Wikipedia - not sure if it works though __NOTOC__ ==Welcome!== Welcome to Wiktionary in Simple English. This website is a [[dictionary]], written in simple words so you can understand them. To find a word, type it into the "search" box to the left. For example, if you want to know what "dictionary" means, type "dictionary" into the box and click "Go". We are currently working on '''[[Special:Statistics|{{NUMBEROFARTICLES}}]]''' entries. {| cellspacing="3" |- valign="top" |width="55%" class="MainPageBG" style="border: 1px solid #ffc9c9; color: #000; background-color: #fff3f3"| ==Tips for writers== * Keep it simple - then pages will be easier to read by people who do not speak English well. * Write good pages - The best [[dictionary]] pages are full of detail and information on the subject. * Use the pages - These pages help people learn English. You may use pages from this Wiktionary to make pages in a different language, if you change the writing to that language. * If you're looking for a word to work on, then the [[Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist|850 words of Charles Kay Ogden's Basic English]] might be a good place to start. |width="45%" class="MainPageBG" style="border: 1px solid #c6c9ff; color: #000; background-color: #f0f0ff"| |} ==Sister projects in Simple English== {| align="center" cellpadding="2" width="100%" | [[Image:Wikipedia-logo.png|35px|Wikipedia]] | [[w:simple:Main Page|'''Wikipedia''']]<br />The free encyclopedia | [[Image:Wikibooks-logo.png|35px|Wikibooks]] | [[b:simple:Main Page|'''Wikibooks''']]<br />Free textbooks and manuals | [[Image:Wikiquote-logo.svg|35px|Wikiquote]] | [[wikiquote:simple:Main Page|'''Wikiquote''']]<br />Collection of quotations |} ==Sister projects in English== {| align="center" cellpadding="2" width="100%" | [[Image:Wiktionary-logo-en.png|35px|Wiktionary]] | [[:en:Main Page|'''Wiktionary''']]<br />Dictionary and thesaurus | [[Image:Wikipedia-logo.png|35px|Wikipedia]] | [[w:en:Main Page|'''Wikipedia''']]<br />The free encyclopedia | [[Image:Wikibooks-logo.png|35px|Wikibooks]] | [[b:en:Main Page|'''Wikibooks''']]<br />Free textbooks and manuals |- | [[Image:Wikiquote-logo.svg|35px|Wikiquote]] | [[wikiquote:en:Main Page|'''Wikiquote''']]<br />Collection of quotations | [[Image:Wikisource-logo.jpg|35px|Wikisource]] | [[wikisource:en:Main Page|'''Wikisource''']]<br />Free source documents | [[Image:Wikinews-logo.png|35px|Wikinews]] | [[wikinews:en:Main Page|'''Wikinews''']]<br />Free content news source |- | [[Image:Wikispecies-logo.png|35px|Wikispecies]] | [[Wikispecies:|'''Wikispecies''']]<br />Directory of species | [[Image:Wikimedia-logo.png|35px|Meta-Wiki]] | [[m:Main Page|'''Meta-Wiki''']]<br />Wikimedia project coordination | [[Image:Commons-logo.svg|35px|Commons]] | [[commons:Main Page|'''Commons''']]<br />Shared media repository |} 4862 2006-02-17T01:16:09Z H2g2bob 43 __NOTOC__ ==Welcome!== Welcome to Wiktionary in Simple English. This website is a [[dictionary]], written in simple words so you can understand them. To find a word, type it into the "search" box to the left. For example, if you want to know what "dictionary" means, type "dictionary" into the box and click "Go". We are currently working on '''[[Special:Statistics|{{NUMBEROFARTICLES}}]]''' entries. {| cellspacing="3" |- valign="top" |width="55%" class="MainPageBG" style="border: 1px solid #ffc9c9; color: #000; background-color: #fff3f3"| ==Tips for writers== * Keep it simple - then pages will be easier to read by people who do not speak English well. * Write good pages - The best [[dictionary]] pages are full of detail and information on the subject. * Use the pages - These pages help people learn English. You may use pages from this Wiktionary to make pages in a different language, if you change the writing to that language. * If you're looking for a word to work on, then the [[Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist|850 words of Charles Kay Ogden's Basic English]] might be a good place to start. |width="45%" class="MainPageBG" style="border: 1px solid #c6c9ff; color: #000; background-color: #f0f0ff"| ;[[Wiktionary:Requested_Definitions|Request a definition]] Ask for a word to be added if you don't want to write it yourself. ;[[Wiktionary:Community Portal|Community Portal]] For help and advice on using and writing Wiktionary Simple. ;[[Wiktionary:Simple talk|Talk]] Ask a question or provide feedback on the talk page. |} ==Sister projects in Simple English== {| align="center" cellpadding="2" width="100%" | [[Image:Wikipedia-logo.png|35px|Wikipedia]] | [[w:simple:Main Page|'''Wikipedia''']]<br />The free encyclopedia | [[Image:Wikibooks-logo.png|35px|Wikibooks]] | [[b:simple:Main Page|'''Wikibooks''']]<br />Free textbooks and manuals | [[Image:Wikiquote-logo.svg|35px|Wikiquote]] | [[wikiquote:simple:Main Page|'''Wikiquote''']]<br />Collection of quotations |} ==Sister projects in English== {| align="center" cellpadding="2" width="100%" | [[Image:Wiktionary-logo-en.png|35px|Wiktionary]] | [[:en:Main Page|'''Wiktionary''']]<br />Dictionary and thesaurus | [[Image:Wikipedia-logo.png|35px|Wikipedia]] | [[w:en:Main Page|'''Wikipedia''']]<br />The free encyclopedia | [[Image:Wikibooks-logo.png|35px|Wikibooks]] | [[b:en:Main Page|'''Wikibooks''']]<br />Free textbooks and manuals |- | [[Image:Wikiquote-logo.svg|35px|Wikiquote]] | [[wikiquote:en:Main Page|'''Wikiquote''']]<br />Collection of quotations | [[Image:Wikisource-logo.jpg|35px|Wikisource]] | [[wikisource:en:Main Page|'''Wikisource''']]<br />Free source documents | [[Image:Wikinews-logo.png|35px|Wikinews]] | [[wikinews:en:Main Page|'''Wikinews''']]<br />Free content news source |- | [[Image:Wikispecies-logo.png|35px|Wikispecies]] | [[Wikispecies:|'''Wikispecies''']]<br />Directory of species | [[Image:Wikimedia-logo.png|35px|Meta-Wiki]] | [[m:Main Page|'''Meta-Wiki''']]<br />Wikimedia project coordination | [[Image:Commons-logo.svg|35px|Commons]] | [[commons:Main Page|'''Commons''']]<br />Shared media repository |} 4863 2006-02-17T01:35:35Z H2g2bob 43 __NOTOC__ ==Welcome!== Welcome to Wiktionary in Simple English. This website is a [[dictionary]], written in simple words so you can understand them. To find a word, type it into the "search" box to the left. For example, if you want to know what "dictionary" means, type "dictionary" into the box and click "Go". We are currently working on '''[[Special:Statistics|{{NUMBEROFARTICLES}}]]''' entries. ==Browse== Browse words beginning with... <center> [[Special:Allpages/A|A]] [[Special:Allpages/B|B]] [[Special:Allpages/C|C]] [[Special:Allpages/D|D]] [[Special:Allpages/E|E]] [[Special:Allpages/F|F]] [[Special:Allpages/G|G]] [[Special:Allpages/H|H]] [[Special:Allpages/I|I]] [[Special:Allpages/J|J]] [[Special:Allpages/K|K]] [[Special:Allpages/L|L]] [[Special:Allpages/M|M]] [[Special:Allpages/N|N]] [[Special:Allpages/O|O]] [[Special:Allpages/P|P]] [[Special:Allpages/Q|Q]] [[Special:Allpages/R|R]] [[Special:Allpages/S|S]] [[Special:Allpages/T|T]] [[Special:Allpages/U|U]] [[Special:Allpages/V|V]] [[Special:Allpages/W|W]] [[Special:Allpages/X|X]] [[Special:Allpages/Y|Y]] [[Special:Allpages/Z|Z]] </center> {| cellspacing="3" |- valign="top" |width="55%" class="MainPageBG" style="border: 1px solid #ffc9c9; color: #000; background-color: #fff3f3"| ==Tips for writers== * Keep it simple - then pages will be easier to read by people who do not speak English well. * Write good pages - The best [[dictionary]] pages are full of detail and information on the subject. * Use the pages - These pages help people learn English. You may use pages from this Wiktionary to make pages in a different language, if you change the writing to that language. * If you're looking for a word to work on, then the [[Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist|850 words of Charles Kay Ogden's Basic English]] might be a good place to start. |width="45%" class="MainPageBG" style="border: 1px solid #c6c9ff; color: #000; background-color: #f0f0ff"| ;[[Wiktionary:Requested_Definitions|Request a definition]] Ask for a word to be added if you don't want to write it yourself. ;[[Wiktionary:Community Portal|Community Portal]] For help and advice on using and writing Wiktionary Simple. ;[[Wiktionary:Simple talk|Talk]] Ask a question or provide feedback on the talk page. |} ==Sister projects in Simple English== {| align="center" cellpadding="2" width="100%" | [[Image:Wikipedia-logo.png|35px|Wikipedia]] | [[w:simple:Main Page|'''Wikipedia''']]<br />The free encyclopedia | [[Image:Wikibooks-logo.png|35px|Wikibooks]] | [[b:simple:Main Page|'''Wikibooks''']]<br />Free textbooks and manuals | [[Image:Wikiquote-logo.svg|35px|Wikiquote]] | [[wikiquote:simple:Main Page|'''Wikiquote''']]<br />Collection of quotations |} ==Sister projects in English== {| align="center" cellpadding="2" width="100%" | [[Image:Wiktionary-logo-en.png|35px|Wiktionary]] | [[:en:Main Page|'''Wiktionary''']]<br />Dictionary and thesaurus | [[Image:Wikipedia-logo.png|35px|Wikipedia]] | [[w:en:Main Page|'''Wikipedia''']]<br />The free encyclopedia | [[Image:Wikibooks-logo.png|35px|Wikibooks]] | [[b:en:Main Page|'''Wikibooks''']]<br />Free textbooks and manuals |- | [[Image:Wikiquote-logo.svg|35px|Wikiquote]] | [[wikiquote:en:Main Page|'''Wikiquote''']]<br />Collection of quotations | [[Image:Wikisource-logo.jpg|35px|Wikisource]] | [[wikisource:en:Main Page|'''Wikisource''']]<br />Free source documents | [[Image:Wikinews-logo.png|35px|Wikinews]] | [[wikinews:en:Main Page|'''Wikinews''']]<br />Free content news source |- | [[Image:Wikispecies-logo.png|35px|Wikispecies]] | [[Wikispecies:|'''Wikispecies''']]<br />Directory of species | [[Image:Wikimedia-logo.png|35px|Meta-Wiki]] | [[m:Main Page|'''Meta-Wiki''']]<br />Wikimedia project coordination | [[Image:Commons-logo.svg|35px|Commons]] | [[commons:Main Page|'''Commons''']]<br />Shared media repository |} 4895 2006-02-18T17:32:22Z H2g2bob 43 __NOTOC__ ==Welcome!== Welcome to Wiktionary in Simple English. 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[[rain|Rain]] comes from clouds. + image == Noun == # Clouds are condensed [[water]] vapour which floats in the [[sky]]. They are usually white. [[rain|Rain]] comes from clouds. [[Image:Cumulus clouds in fair weather.jpeg|thumb|Clouds]] [[Category:Nouns]] [[ang:cloud]] [[ar:cloud]] [[en:cloud]] [[fa:cloud]] [[fr:cloud]] [[ko:cloud]] [[io:cloud]] [[it:cloud]] [[hu:cloud]] [[nl:cloud]] [[ja:cloud]] [[fi:cloud]] [[ta:cloud]] [[uk:cloud]] [[zh:cloud]] 7839 2006-07-21T01:31:52Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ == Noun == {{noun}} # Clouds are condensed [[water]] vapour which floats in the [[sky]]. They are usually white. [[rain|Rain]] comes from clouds. [[Image:Cumulus clouds in fair weather.jpeg|thumb|Clouds]] [[Category:Nouns]] [[ang:cloud]] [[ar:cloud]] [[en:cloud]] [[fa:cloud]] [[fr:cloud]] [[ko:cloud]] [[io:cloud]] [[it:cloud]] [[hu:cloud]] [[nl:cloud]] [[ja:cloud]] [[fi:cloud]] [[ta:cloud]] [[uk:cloud]] [[zh:cloud]] 8893 2006-08-21T20:03:30Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy == Noun == {{noun}} # Clouds are condensed [[water]] vapour which floats in the [[sky]]. They are usually white. [[rain|Rain]] comes from clouds. [[Image:Cumulus clouds in fair weather.jpeg|thumb|Clouds]] [[Category:Nouns]] [[ang:cloud]] [[ar:cloud]] [[en:cloud]] [[fa:cloud]] [[fr:cloud]] [[ko:cloud]] [[hy:cloud]] [[io:cloud]] [[it:cloud]] [[hu:cloud]] [[nl:cloud]] [[ja:cloud]] [[fi:cloud]] [[ta:cloud]] [[uk:cloud]] [[zh:cloud]] 10005 2006-09-24T12:35:07Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[es:cloud]], [[tr:cloud]] == Noun == {{noun}} # Clouds are condensed [[water]] vapour which floats in the [[sky]]. They are usually white. [[rain|Rain]] comes from clouds. [[Image:Cumulus clouds in fair weather.jpeg|thumb|Clouds]] [[Category:Nouns]] [[ang:cloud]] [[ar:cloud]] [[en:cloud]] [[es:cloud]] [[fa:cloud]] [[fr:cloud]] [[ko:cloud]] [[hy:cloud]] [[io:cloud]] [[it:cloud]] [[hu:cloud]] [[nl:cloud]] [[ja:cloud]] [[fi:cloud]] [[ta:cloud]] [[tr:cloud]] [[uk:cloud]] [[zh:cloud]] 10600 2006-10-09T08:22:13Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:cloud]], [[qu:cloud]], [[vi:cloud]] == Noun == {{noun}} # Clouds are condensed [[water]] vapour which floats in the [[sky]]. They are usually white. [[rain|Rain]] comes from clouds. [[Image:Cumulus clouds in fair weather.jpeg|thumb|Clouds]] [[Category:Nouns]] [[ang:cloud]] [[ar:cloud]] [[en:cloud]] [[es:cloud]] [[fa:cloud]] [[fr:cloud]] [[ko:cloud]] [[hy:cloud]] [[io:cloud]] [[it:cloud]] [[kk:cloud]] [[hu:cloud]] [[nl:cloud]] [[ja:cloud]] [[qu:cloud]] [[fi:cloud]] [[ta:cloud]] [[vi:cloud]] [[tr:cloud]] [[uk:cloud]] [[zh:cloud]] 13998 2006-12-20T12:40:14Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[de:cloud]] == Noun == {{noun}} # Clouds are condensed [[water]] vapour which floats in the [[sky]]. They are usually white. [[rain|Rain]] comes from clouds. [[Image:Cumulus clouds in fair weather.jpeg|thumb|Clouds]] [[Category:Nouns]] [[ang:cloud]] [[ar:cloud]] [[de:cloud]] [[en:cloud]] [[es:cloud]] [[fa:cloud]] [[fr:cloud]] [[ko:cloud]] [[hy:cloud]] [[io:cloud]] [[it:cloud]] [[kk:cloud]] [[hu:cloud]] [[nl:cloud]] [[ja:cloud]] [[qu:cloud]] [[fi:cloud]] [[ta:cloud]] [[vi:cloud]] [[tr:cloud]] [[uk:cloud]] [[zh:cloud]] 1963 4888 2006-02-18T15:59:30Z Connel MacKenzie 67 Reply over here please: [[en:User talk:Connel MacKenzie]] 1964 4889 2006-02-18T17:19:43Z H2g2bob 43 Copy from meta <br> <!--[[:aa:Main Page|Afar]] --> <!--[[:ab:Main Page|Abkhazian]] --> [[:af:Tuisblad|Afrikaans]] -- [[:ak:Tuisblad|Akan]] -- [[:als:Main Page|Alemannisch (Alemannic)]] -- <!--[[:am:Main Page|&#4768;&#4635;&#4653;&#4763; (Amharic)]] --> [[:an:Portalada|Aragonés (Aragonese)]] -- [[:ang:Héafodsíde|Englisc]] -- [[:ar:Main Page|&#1575;&#1604;&#1593;&#1585;&#1576;&#1610;&#1577; (Arabic)]] -- <!-- [[:as:Main Page|&#2437;&#2488;&#2478;&#2496;&#2527;&#2494; (Assamese)]] 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[[:lt:Main Page|Lietuvi&#371; (Lithuanian)]] -- <!-- [[:lv:Main Page|Latvie&#353;u (Latvian)]] --> <!-- [[:mg:Main Page|Malagasy]] --> [[:mi:Main Page|M&#257;ori]] -- <!-- [[:mk:Main Page|&#1052;&#1072;&#1082;&#1077;&#1076;&#1086;&#1085;&#1089;&#1082;&#1080 (Macedonian)]] --> <!-- [[:ml:Main Page|മലയാളം (Malayalam)]] --> <!-- [[:mn:Main Page|&#1052;&#1086;&#1085;&#1075;&#1086;&#1083; (Mongolian)]] --> <!-- [[:mo:Main Page|mo]] -- --> <!-- [[:mr:Main Page|&#2350;&#2352;&#2366;&#2336;&#2368; (Marathi)]] --> <!-- [[:ms:Main Page|Bahasa Melayu (Malay)]] --> <!-- [[:my:Main Page|my]] -- --> <!-- [[:na:Etang õgõg|Ekakair&#361; Naoero (Nauruan)]] --> <!-- [[:nah:Main Page|Nahuatl]] --> <!-- [[:nds:Main Page|Plattd&#252;&#252;tsch (Low Saxon)]] --> <!-- [[:ne:Main Page|&#2344;&#2375;&#2346;&#2366;&#2354;&#2368; (Nepali)]] --> [[:nl:Main Page|Nederlands (Dutch)]] -- [[:no:Main Page|Norsk (Norwegian)]] -- <!-- [[:oc:Main Page|Langue d'Oc (Occitan)]] --> <!-- [[:om:Main Page|Oromo]] --> <!-- [[:or:Main Page|or]] -- --> <!-- [[:pa:Main Page|&#2602;&#2672;&#2588;&#2622;&#2604;&#2624; / &#1662;&#1606;&#1580;&#1575;&#1576;&#1740; (Punjabi)]] --> [[:pl:Main Page|Polska (Polish)]] -- <!-- [[:ps:Main Page|&#1662;&#1690;&#1578;&#1608; (Pashto)]] --> [[:pt:Main Page|Portugu&#234;s (Portuguese)]] -- <!-- [[:qu:Main Page|qu]] -- --> <!-- [[:rm:Main Page|rm]] -- --> <!-- [[:rn:Main Page|rn]] -- --> [[:ro:Main Page|Rom&#226;n&#259; (Romanian)]] -- [[:ru:Main Page|&#1056;&#1091;&#1089;&#1089;&#1082;&#1080;&#1081; (Russian)]] -- <!-- [[:rw:Main Page|rw]] -- --> <!-- [[:sa:Main Page|&#2360;&#2306;&#2360;&#2381;&#2325;&#2371;&#2340; (Sanskrit)]] --> <!-- [[:sc:Main Page|sc]] -- --> <!-- [[:sd:Main Page|sd]] -- --> <!-- [[:sg:Main Page|sg]] -- --> <!-- [[:sh:Main Page|sh]] -- --> <!-- [[:si:Main Page|si]] -- --> <!-- [:simple:Main Page|Simple English]] --> <!-- [[:sk:Main Page|Sloven&#269;ina (Slovak)]] --> [[:sl:Glavna stran|Sloven&#353;&#269;ina (Slovenian)]] -- [[:sm:Main Page|Gagana Samoa]] -- <!-- [[:sn:Main Page|sn]] -- --> <!-- [[:so:Main Page|so]] -- --> <!-- [[:sq:Main Page|Shqip (Albanian)]] --> [[:sr:Main Page|Српски (Serbian)]] -- <!-- [[:ss:Main Page|ss]] -- --> <!-- [[:st:Main Page|seSotho]] --> <!-- [[:su:Main Page|Bahasa Sunda (Sundanese)]] --> [[:sv:Huvudsida|Svenska (Swedish)]] -- <!-- [[:sw:Main Page|Kiswahili (Swahili)]] --> <!-- [[:ta:Main Page|&#2980;&#2990;&#3007;&#2996;&#3021; (Tamil)]] --> <!-- [[:te:Main Page|te]] -- --> <!-- [[:tg:Main Page|&#1058;&#1086;&#1207;&#1080;&#1082;&#1251; (Tajik)]] --> [[:th:Main Page|&#3652;&#3607;&#3618; (Thai)]] -- <!-- [[:ti:Main Page|ti]] -- --> <!-- [[:tk:Main Page|T&#252;rkmen&#231;e]] --> <!-- [[:tl:Main Page|Tagalog (Filipino)]] --> <!-- [[:tn:Main Page|tn]] -- --> <!-- [[:to:Main Page|to]] -- --> <!-- [[:tpi:Main Page|Tok Pisin]] --> [[:tr:Main Page|T&#252;rk&#231;e (Turkish)]] -- <!-- [[:ts:Main Page|ts]] -- --> <!-- [[:tt:Main Page|&#1058;&#1072;&#1090;&#1072;&#1088; (Tatar&#231;a)]] --> <!-- [[:tw:Main Page|tw]] -- --> <!-- [[:ug:Main Page|ug]] -- --> [[:uk:Main Page|&#1059;&#1082;&#1088;&#1072;&#1111;&#1085;&#1089;&#1100;&#1082;&#1072; (Ukranian)]] -- <!-- [[:ur:Main Page|&#1575;&#1585;&#1583;&#1608; (Urdu)]] --> <!-- [[wik:uz:Main Page|uz]] -- --> [[:vi:Main Page|Ti&#7871;ng Vi&#7879;t (Vietnamese)]] -- <!-- [[:vo:Main Page|Volap&#252;k]] --> <!-- [[:wo:Main Page|wo]] -- --> <!-- [[:xh:Main Page|xh]] -- --> <!-- [[:yi:Main Page|&#1497;&#1497;&#1460;&#1491;&#1497;&#1513; (Yiddish)]] --> <!-- [[:yo:Main Page|yo]] -- --> <!-- [[:zu:Main Page|zu]] -- --> [[:zh:%E9%A6%96%E9%A1%B5|&#20013;&#25991; (Chinese)]] -- [[:km:ទំព័រដើម|ភាសាខ្មែរ (Khmer)]] 4896 2006-02-18T17:58:28Z H2g2bob 43 1,000+: [[:ang:|Anglo Saxon]] -- [[:bg:|Български (Bulgarian)]] -- [[:co:|Corsu (Corsican)]] -- [[:da:|Dansk (Danish)]] -- [[:de:|Deutsch (German)]] -- [[:en:|English]] [[:es:|Español (Spanish)]] -- [[:et:|Eesti (Estonian)]] -- [[:fa:|فارسى (Persian)]] -- [[:fi:|Suomeksi (Finnish)]] -- [[:fr:|Français (French)]] -- [[:gl:|Galego (Galician)]] -- [[:el:|Ελληνικά (Greek)]] -- [[:he:|עברית (Hebrew)]] -- [[:hi:|हिन्दी (Hindi)]] -- [[:hu:|Magyar (Hungarian)]] -- [[:io:|Ido]] -- [[:it:|Italiano (Italian)]] -- [[:ja:|日本語 (Japanese)]] -- [[:ko:|한국어 (Korean)]] -- [[:ku:|Kurdî (Kurdish)]] -- [[:la:|Latina (Latin)]] -- [[:nl:|Nederlands (Dutch)]] -- [[:no:|Norsk (Norwegian)]] -- [[:pl:|Polski (Polish)]] -- [[:pt:|Português (Portuguese)]] -- [[:ru:|Русский (Russian)]] -- [[:scn:|sicilianu (Sicilian)]] -- [[:sl:|Slovenščina (Slovenian)]] -- [[:sv:|Svenska (Swedish)]] -- [[:tr:|Türkçe (Turkish)]] -- [[:zh:|中文 (Chinese)]] <br><small><!-- 100 to 1,000 articles -->100+: [[:ar:|لعربية (Arabic)]] -- [[:bs:|Bosanski (Bosnian)]] -- [[:ca:|Català (Catalan)]] -- [[:cs:|Cesky (Czech)]] -- [[:eo:|Esperanto]] -- [[:gu:|ગુજરાતી (Gujarati)]] -- [[:hr:|Hrvatski (Croatian)]] -- [[:ia:|Interlingua]] -- [[:ie:|Interlingue]] -- [[:is:|Íslenska (Icelandic)]] -- [[:nds:|Plattdüütsch (Low Saxon)]] -- [[:ro:|Româna (Romanian)]] -- [[:sr:|Српски (Serbian)]] -- [[:th:|ไทย (Thai)]] -- [[:vi:|Tiếng Việt (Vietnamese)]] -- [[:uk:|Українська (Ukrainian)]] -- </small>''[[meta:Wiktionary#List of Wiktionaries|Meta list]]'' + [http://www.wiktionary.org/ All Wiktionaries]<br> <!--less than 100 (just the entire old list) [[:aa:|Afar]] -- [[:af:|Afrikaans]] -- [[:ang:|Anglo Saxon]] -- [[:roa-rup:|Armâneasthi]] -- [[:ast:|Asturianu (Asturian]] -- [[:ay:|Aymara]] -- [[:az:|Azeri]] -- [[:bs:|Bosanski (Bosnian)]] -- [[:br:|Brezhoneg (Breton)]] -- [[:bg:|Български (Bulgarian)]] -- [[:ca:|Català (Catalan)]] -- [[:co:|Corsu (Corsican)]] -- [[:cs:|Česky (Czech)]] -- [[:da:|Dansk (Danish)]] -- [[:de:|Deutsch (German)]] -- [[:eo:|Esperanto]] -- [[:es:|Español (Spanish)]] -- [[:et:|Eesti (Estonian)]] -- [[:eu:|Euskara (Basque)]] -- [[:fr:|Français (French)]] -- [[:fy:|Frysk (Frisian)]] -- [[:ga:|Gaeilge (Irish)]] -- [[:gl:|Galego (Galician)]] -- [[:gn:|Guaraní]] -- [[:he:|עברית (Hebrew)]] -- [[:hi:|हिन्दी (Hindi)]] -- [[:hr:|Hrvatski (Croatian)]] -- [[:hu:|Magyar (Hungarian)]] -- [[:io:|Ido]] -- [[:ia:|Interlingua]] -- [[:id:|Bahasa Indonesia (Indonesian)]] -- [[:is:|Íslenska (Icelandic)]] -- [[:it:|Italiano (Italian)]] -- [[:ja:|日本語 (Japanese)]] -- [[:ka:|ქართული (Georgian)]] -- [[:kn:|ಕನ್ನಡ (Kannada)]] -- [[:ko:|한국어 (Korean)]] -- [[:ku:|Kurdî (Kurdish)]] -- [[:la:|Latina (Latin)]] -- [[:lb:|Lëtzebuergesch (Luxembourgish)]] -- [[:mg:|Malagasy]] -- [[:ml:|മലയാളം (Malayalam)]] -- [[:mr:|मराठी (Marathi)]] -- [[:ms:|Bahasa Melayu]] -- [[:ne:|नेपाली Nepali]] -- [[:nl:|Nederlands (Dutch)]] -- [[:no:|Norsk (Norwegian)]] -- [[:oc:|Occitan]] -- [[:pa:|ਪੰਜਾਬੀ / پنجابی (Punjabi)]] -- [[:pi:|P&#257;li]] -- [[:pl:|Polish]] -- [[:pt:|Português (Portuguese)]] -- [[:ro:|Română (Romanian)]] -- [[:ru:|Русский (Russian)]] -- [[:sa:|संस्कृत (Sanskrit)]] -- [[:scn:|sicilianu (Sicilian)]] -- [[:sk:|Slovenčina (Slovak)]] -- [[:sl:|Slovenščina (Slovenian)]] -- [[:fi:|Suomeksi (Finnish)]] -- [[:sv:|Svenska (Swedish)]] -- [[:ta:|தமிழ் (Tamil)]] -- [[:tr:|Türkçe (Turkish)]] -- [[:tt:|Tatar&ccedil;a (Tatar)]] -- [[:ur:|اردو (Urdu)]] -- [[:vo:|Volap&uuml;k]] -- [[:cy:|Cymraeg (Welsh)]] -- --> 4901 2006-02-18T18:21:09Z H2g2bob 43 ''Over 1,000 words:'' -- [[:ang:|Anglo Saxon]] -- [[:bg:|Български (Bulgarian)]] -- [[:co:|Corsu (Corsican)]] -- [[:da:|Dansk (Danish)]] -- [[:de:|Deutsch (German)]] -- [[:en:|English]] [[:es:|Español (Spanish)]] -- [[:et:|Eesti (Estonian)]] -- [[:fa:|فارسى (Persian)]] -- [[:fi:|Suomeksi (Finnish)]] -- [[:fr:|Français (French)]] -- [[:gl:|Galego (Galician)]] -- [[:el:|Ελληνικά (Greek)]] -- [[:he:|עברית (Hebrew)]] -- [[:hi:|हिन्दी (Hindi)]] -- [[:hu:|Magyar (Hungarian)]] -- [[:io:|Ido]] -- [[:it:|Italiano (Italian)]] -- [[:ja:|日本語 (Japanese)]] -- [[:ko:|한국어 (Korean)]] -- [[:ku:|Kurdî (Kurdish)]] -- [[:la:|Latina (Latin)]] -- [[:nl:|Nederlands (Dutch)]] -- [[:no:|Norsk (Norwegian)]] -- [[:pl:|Polski (Polish)]] -- [[:pt:|Português (Portuguese)]] -- [[:ru:|Русский (Russian)]] -- [[:scn:|sicilianu (Sicilian)]] -- [[:sl:|Slovenščina (Slovenian)]] -- [[:sv:|Svenska (Swedish)]] -- [[:tr:|Türkçe (Turkish)]] -- [[:zh:|中文 (Chinese)]] <br/> <small> ''Over 100 words:'' -- [[:ar:|لعربية (Arabic)]] -- [[:bs:|Bosanski (Bosnian)]] -- [[:ca:|Català (Catalan)]] -- [[:cs:|Cesky (Czech)]] -- [[:eo:|Esperanto]] -- [[:gu:|ગુજરાતી (Gujarati)]] -- [[:hr:|Hrvatski (Croatian)]] -- [[:ia:|Interlingua]] -- [[:ie:|Interlingue]] -- [[:is:|Íslenska (Icelandic)]] -- [[:nds:|Plattdüütsch (Low Saxon)]] -- [[:ro:|Româna (Romanian)]] -- [[:sr:|Српски (Serbian)]] -- [[:th:|ไทย (Thai)]] -- [[:vi:|Tiếng Việt (Vietnamese)]] -- [[:uk:|Українська (Ukrainian)]] <br/> ''[[meta:Wiktionary#List of Wiktionaries|Other Wiktionaries]]'' </small> <!--less than 100 (just the entire old list) [[:aa:|Afar]] -- [[:af:|Afrikaans]] -- [[:ang:|Anglo Saxon]] -- [[:roa-rup:|Armâneasthi]] -- [[:ast:|Asturianu (Asturian]] -- [[:ay:|Aymara]] -- [[:az:|Azeri]] -- [[:bs:|Bosanski (Bosnian)]] -- [[:br:|Brezhoneg (Breton)]] -- [[:bg:|Български (Bulgarian)]] -- [[:ca:|Català (Catalan)]] -- [[:co:|Corsu (Corsican)]] -- [[:cs:|Česky (Czech)]] -- [[:da:|Dansk (Danish)]] -- [[:de:|Deutsch (German)]] -- [[:eo:|Esperanto]] -- [[:es:|Español (Spanish)]] -- [[:et:|Eesti (Estonian)]] -- [[:eu:|Euskara (Basque)]] -- [[:fr:|Français (French)]] -- [[:fy:|Frysk (Frisian)]] -- [[:ga:|Gaeilge (Irish)]] -- [[:gl:|Galego (Galician)]] -- [[:gn:|Guaraní]] -- [[:he:|עברית (Hebrew)]] -- [[:hi:|हिन्दी (Hindi)]] -- [[:hr:|Hrvatski (Croatian)]] -- [[:hu:|Magyar (Hungarian)]] -- [[:io:|Ido]] -- [[:ia:|Interlingua]] -- [[:id:|Bahasa Indonesia (Indonesian)]] -- [[:is:|Íslenska (Icelandic)]] -- [[:it:|Italiano (Italian)]] -- [[:ja:|日本語 (Japanese)]] -- [[:ka:|ქართული (Georgian)]] -- [[:kn:|ಕನ್ನಡ (Kannada)]] -- [[:ko:|한국어 (Korean)]] -- [[:ku:|Kurdî (Kurdish)]] -- [[:la:|Latina (Latin)]] -- [[:lb:|Lëtzebuergesch (Luxembourgish)]] -- [[:mg:|Malagasy]] -- [[:ml:|മലയാളം (Malayalam)]] -- [[:mr:|मराठी (Marathi)]] -- [[:ms:|Bahasa Melayu]] -- [[:ne:|नेपाली Nepali]] -- [[:nl:|Nederlands (Dutch)]] -- [[:no:|Norsk (Norwegian)]] -- [[:oc:|Occitan]] -- [[:pa:|ਪੰਜਾਬੀ / پنجابی (Punjabi)]] -- [[:pi:|P&#257;li]] -- [[:pl:|Polish]] -- [[:pt:|Português (Portuguese)]] -- [[:ro:|Română (Romanian)]] -- [[:ru:|Русский (Russian)]] -- [[:sa:|संस्कृत (Sanskrit)]] -- [[:scn:|sicilianu (Sicilian)]] -- [[:sk:|Slovenčina (Slovak)]] -- [[:sl:|Slovenščina (Slovenian)]] -- [[:fi:|Suomeksi (Finnish)]] -- [[:sv:|Svenska (Swedish)]] -- [[:ta:|தமிழ் (Tamil)]] -- [[:tr:|Türkçe (Turkish)]] -- [[:tt:|Tatar&ccedil;a (Tatar)]] -- [[:ur:|اردو (Urdu)]] -- [[:vo:|Volap&uuml;k]] -- [[:cy:|Cymraeg (Welsh)]] -- --> 5614 2006-03-02T01:27:37Z Cromwellt 61 fixed minor error (English and Spanish with no divider) ''Over 1,000 words:'' -- [[:ang:|Anglo Saxon]] -- [[:bg:|Български (Bulgarian)]] -- [[:co:|Corsu (Corsican)]] -- [[:da:|Dansk (Danish)]] -- [[:de:|Deutsch (German)]] -- [[:en:|English]] -- [[:es:|Español (Spanish)]] -- [[:et:|Eesti (Estonian)]] -- [[:fa:|فارسى (Persian)]] -- [[:fi:|Suomeksi (Finnish)]] -- [[:fr:|Français (French)]] -- [[:gl:|Galego (Galician)]] -- [[:el:|Ελληνικά (Greek)]] -- [[:he:|עברית (Hebrew)]] -- [[:hi:|हिन्दी (Hindi)]] -- [[:hu:|Magyar (Hungarian)]] -- [[:io:|Ido]] -- [[:it:|Italiano (Italian)]] -- [[:ja:|日本語 (Japanese)]] -- [[:ko:|한국어 (Korean)]] -- [[:ku:|Kurdî (Kurdish)]] -- [[:la:|Latina (Latin)]] -- [[:nl:|Nederlands (Dutch)]] -- [[:no:|Norsk (Norwegian)]] -- [[:pl:|Polski (Polish)]] -- [[:pt:|Português (Portuguese)]] -- [[:ru:|Русский (Russian)]] -- [[:scn:|sicilianu (Sicilian)]] -- [[:sl:|Slovenščina (Slovenian)]] -- [[:sv:|Svenska (Swedish)]] -- [[:tr:|Türkçe (Turkish)]] -- [[:zh:|中文 (Chinese)]] <br/> <small> ''Over 100 words:'' -- [[:ar:|لعربية (Arabic)]] -- [[:bs:|Bosanski (Bosnian)]] -- [[:ca:|Català (Catalan)]] -- [[:cs:|Cesky (Czech)]] -- [[:eo:|Esperanto]] -- [[:gu:|ગુજરાતી (Gujarati)]] -- [[:hr:|Hrvatski (Croatian)]] -- [[:ia:|Interlingua]] -- [[:ie:|Interlingue]] -- [[:is:|Íslenska (Icelandic)]] -- [[:nds:|Plattdüütsch (Low Saxon)]] -- [[:ro:|Româna (Romanian)]] -- [[:sr:|Српски (Serbian)]] -- [[:th:|ไทย (Thai)]] -- [[:vi:|Tiếng Việt (Vietnamese)]] -- [[:uk:|Українська (Ukrainian)]] <br/> ''[[meta:Wiktionary#List of Wiktionaries|Other Wiktionaries]]'' </small> <!--less than 100 (just the entire old list) [[:aa:|Afar]] -- [[:af:|Afrikaans]] -- [[:ang:|Anglo Saxon]] -- [[:roa-rup:|Armâneasthi]] -- [[:ast:|Asturianu (Asturian]] -- [[:ay:|Aymara]] -- [[:az:|Azeri]] -- [[:bs:|Bosanski (Bosnian)]] -- [[:br:|Brezhoneg (Breton)]] -- [[:bg:|Български (Bulgarian)]] -- [[:ca:|Català (Catalan)]] -- [[:co:|Corsu (Corsican)]] -- [[:cs:|Česky (Czech)]] -- [[:da:|Dansk (Danish)]] -- [[:de:|Deutsch (German)]] -- [[:eo:|Esperanto]] -- [[:es:|Español (Spanish)]] -- [[:et:|Eesti (Estonian)]] -- [[:eu:|Euskara (Basque)]] -- [[:fr:|Français (French)]] -- [[:fy:|Frysk (Frisian)]] -- [[:ga:|Gaeilge (Irish)]] -- [[:gl:|Galego (Galician)]] -- [[:gn:|Guaraní]] -- [[:he:|עברית (Hebrew)]] -- [[:hi:|हिन्दी (Hindi)]] -- [[:hr:|Hrvatski (Croatian)]] -- [[:hu:|Magyar (Hungarian)]] -- [[:io:|Ido]] -- [[:ia:|Interlingua]] -- [[:id:|Bahasa Indonesia (Indonesian)]] -- [[:is:|Íslenska (Icelandic)]] -- [[:it:|Italiano (Italian)]] -- [[:ja:|日本語 (Japanese)]] -- [[:ka:|ქართული (Georgian)]] -- [[:kn:|ಕನ್ನಡ (Kannada)]] -- [[:ko:|한국어 (Korean)]] -- [[:ku:|Kurdî (Kurdish)]] -- [[:la:|Latina (Latin)]] -- [[:lb:|Lëtzebuergesch (Luxembourgish)]] -- [[:mg:|Malagasy]] -- [[:ml:|മലയാളം (Malayalam)]] -- [[:mr:|मराठी (Marathi)]] -- [[:ms:|Bahasa Melayu]] -- [[:ne:|नेपाली Nepali]] -- [[:nl:|Nederlands (Dutch)]] -- [[:no:|Norsk (Norwegian)]] -- [[:oc:|Occitan]] -- [[:pa:|ਪੰਜਾਬੀ / پنجابی (Punjabi)]] -- [[:pi:|P&#257;li]] -- [[:pl:|Polish]] -- [[:pt:|Português (Portuguese)]] -- [[:ro:|Română (Romanian)]] -- [[:ru:|Русский (Russian)]] -- [[:sa:|संस्कृत (Sanskrit)]] -- [[:scn:|sicilianu (Sicilian)]] -- [[:sk:|Slovenčina (Slovak)]] -- [[:sl:|Slovenščina (Slovenian)]] -- [[:fi:|Suomeksi (Finnish)]] -- [[:sv:|Svenska (Swedish)]] -- [[:ta:|தமிழ் (Tamil)]] -- [[:tr:|Türkçe (Turkish)]] -- [[:tt:|Tatar&ccedil;a (Tatar)]] -- [[:ur:|اردو (Urdu)]] -- [[:vo:|Volap&uuml;k]] -- [[:cy:|Cymraeg (Welsh)]] -- --> 11214 2006-10-17T20:14:44Z PullToOpen 119 update <big>10,000+: [[:bg:|Български (Bulgarian)]] -- [[:zh:|中文 (Chinese)]] -- [[:nl:|Nederlands (Dutch)]] -- [[:et:|Eesti (Estonian)]] -- [[:fi:|Suomi (Finnish)]] -- [[:fr:|Français (French)]] -- [[:gl:|Galego (Galician)]] -- [[:de:|Deutsch (German)]] -- [[:el:|Ελληνικά (Greek)]] -- [[:hu:|Magyar (Hungarian)]] -- [[:io:|Ido]] -- [[:id:|Bahasa Indonesia (Indonesian)]] -- [[:it:|Italiano (Italian)]] -- [[:ko:|한국어 (Korean)]] -- [[:ku:|Kurdî / كوردی (Kurdish)]] -- [[:pl:|Polski (Polish)]] -- [[:pt:|Português (Portuguese)]] -- [[:ru:|Русский (Russian)]] -- [[:sr:|Српски (Serbian)]] -- [[:es:|Español (Spanish)]] -- [[:sv:|Svenska (Swedish)]] -- [[:tr:|Türkçe (Turkish)]] -- [[:vi:|Tiếng Việt (Vietnamese)]] </big> <hr style="margin-top:0"><!-- ------------------------------------ --> 1,000+: [[:af:|Afrikaans]] -- [[:ar:|العربية (Arabic)]] -- [[:ca:|Català (Catalan)]] -- [[:co:|Corsu (Corsican)]] -- [[:cs:|Česká (Czech)]] -- [[:da:|Dansk (Danish)]] -- [[:he:|עברית (Hebrew)]] -- [[:hi:|हिन्दी (Hindi)]] -- [[:hy:|Հայերեն (Armenian)]] -- [[:is:|Íslenska (Icelandic)]] -- [[:ja:|日本語 (Japanese)]] -- [[:la:|Latina (Latin)]] -- [[:zh-min-nan:|Bân-lâm-gú (Min Nan)]] -- [[:no:|Norsk (Norwegian)]] -- [[:ang:|Englisc (Old English)]] -- [[:fa:|فارسى (Persian)]] -- [[:ro:|Română (Romanian)]] -- [[:scn:|Sicilianu (Sicilian)]] -- [[:sk:|Slovenčina (Slovak)]] -- [[:sl:|Slovenščina (Slovenian)]] -- [[:ta:|தமிழ் (Tamil)]] -- [[:uk:|Українська (Ukrainian)]] <hr style="margin-top:0"><!-- ---------------------------------- --> <small>100+: [[:am:|አማርኛ (Amharic)]] -- [[:bs:|Bosanski (Bosnian)]] -- [[:hr:|Hrvatski (Croatian)]] -- [[:eo:|Esperanto]] -- [[:gu:|ગુજરાતી (Gujarati)]] -- [[:ia:|Interlingua]] -- [[:ie:|Interlingue]] -- [[:csb:|Kaszëbsczi (Kashubian)]] -- [[:kk:|қазақша (Kazakh)]] -- [[:ky:|Кыргызча (Kirghiz)]] -- [[:lt:|Lietuvių (Lithuanian)]] -- [[:nds:|Plattdüütsch (Low Saxon)]] -- [[:mk:|Македонски (Macedonian)]] -- [[:ml:|മലയാളം (Malayalam)]] -- [[:mr:|मराठी (Marathi)]] -- [[:qu:|Runa Simi (Quechua)]] -- [[:st:|seSotho (Sesotho)]] -- [[:sd:|سنڌي (Sindhi)]] -- '''Simple English''' -- [[:th:|ไทย (Thai)]] -- [[:vo:|Volapük]] -- [[:cy:|Cymraeg (Welsh)]] -- [[:fy:|Frysk (West Frisian)]] -- [[:yi:|ייִדיש (Yiddish)]] 11812 2006-11-08T14:49:30Z PullToOpen 119 moved SE <big>10,000+: [[:bg:|Български (Bulgarian)]] -- [[:zh:|中文 (Chinese)]] -- [[:nl:|Nederlands (Dutch)]] -- [[:et:|Eesti (Estonian)]] -- [[:fi:|Suomi (Finnish)]] -- [[:fr:|Français (French)]] -- [[:gl:|Galego (Galician)]] -- [[:de:|Deutsch (German)]] -- [[:el:|Ελληνικά (Greek)]] -- [[:hu:|Magyar (Hungarian)]] -- [[:io:|Ido]] -- [[:id:|Bahasa Indonesia (Indonesian)]] -- [[:it:|Italiano (Italian)]] -- [[:ko:|한국어 (Korean)]] -- [[:ku:|Kurdî / كوردی (Kurdish)]] -- [[:pl:|Polski (Polish)]] -- [[:pt:|Português (Portuguese)]] -- [[:ru:|Русский (Russian)]] -- [[:sr:|Српски (Serbian)]] -- [[:es:|Español (Spanish)]] -- [[:sv:|Svenska (Swedish)]] -- [[:tr:|Türkçe (Turkish)]] -- [[:vi:|Tiếng Việt (Vietnamese)]] </big> <hr style="margin-top:0"><!-- ------------------------------------ --> 1,000+: [[:af:|Afrikaans]] -- [[:ar:|العربية (Arabic)]] -- [[:ca:|Català (Catalan)]] -- [[:co:|Corsu (Corsican)]] -- [[:cs:|Česká (Czech)]] -- [[:da:|Dansk (Danish)]] -- [[:he:|עברית (Hebrew)]] -- [[:hi:|हिन्दी (Hindi)]] -- [[:hy:|Հայերեն (Armenian)]] -- [[:is:|Íslenska (Icelandic)]] -- [[:ja:|日本語 (Japanese)]] -- [[:la:|Latina (Latin)]] -- [[:zh-min-nan:|Bân-lâm-gú (Min Nan)]] -- [[:no:|Norsk (Norwegian)]] -- [[:ang:|Englisc (Old English)]] -- [[:fa:|فارسى (Persian)]] -- [[:ro:|Română (Romanian)]] -- [[:scn:|Sicilianu (Sicilian)]] -- '''Simple English''' -- [[:sk:|Slovenčina (Slovak)]] -- [[:sl:|Slovenščina (Slovenian)]] -- [[:ta:|தமிழ் (Tamil)]] -- [[:uk:|Українська (Ukrainian)]] <hr style="margin-top:0"><!-- ---------------------------------- --> <small>100+: [[:am:|አማርኛ (Amharic)]] -- [[:bs:|Bosanski (Bosnian)]] -- [[:hr:|Hrvatski (Croatian)]] -- [[:eo:|Esperanto]] -- [[:gu:|ગુજરાતી (Gujarati)]] -- [[:ia:|Interlingua]] -- [[:ie:|Interlingue]] -- [[:csb:|Kaszëbsczi (Kashubian)]] -- [[:kk:|қазақша (Kazakh)]] -- [[:ky:|Кыргызча (Kirghiz)]] -- [[:lt:|Lietuvių (Lithuanian)]] -- [[:nds:|Plattdüütsch (Low Saxon)]] -- [[:mk:|Македонски (Macedonian)]] -- [[:ml:|മലയാളം (Malayalam)]] -- [[:mr:|मराठी (Marathi)]] -- [[:qu:|Runa Simi (Quechua)]] -- [[:st:|seSotho (Sesotho)]] -- [[:sd:|سنڌي (Sindhi)]] -- [[:th:|ไทย (Thai)]] -- [[:vo:|Volapük]] -- [[:cy:|Cymraeg (Welsh)]] -- [[:fy:|Frysk (West Frisian)]] -- [[:yi:|ייִדיש (Yiddish)]] 12505 2006-11-17T16:07:11Z Tangotango 94 change to em dashes <big>10,000+: [[:bg:|Български (Bulgarian)]] — [[:zh:|中文 (Chinese)]] — [[:nl:|Nederlands (Dutch)]] — [[:et:|Eesti (Estonian)]] — [[:fi:|Suomi (Finnish)]] — [[:fr:|Français (French)]] — [[:gl:|Galego (Galician)]] — [[:de:|Deutsch (German)]] — [[:el:|Ελληνικά (Greek)]] — [[:hu:|Magyar (Hungarian)]] — [[:io:|Ido]] — [[:id:|Bahasa Indonesia (Indonesian)]] — [[:it:|Italiano (Italian)]] — [[:ko:|한국어 (Korean)]] — [[:ku:|Kurdî / كوردی (Kurdish)]] — [[:pl:|Polski (Polish)]] — [[:pt:|Português (Portuguese)]] — [[:ru:|Русский (Russian)]] — [[:sr:|Српски (Serbian)]] — [[:es:|Español (Spanish)]] — [[:sv:|Svenska (Swedish)]] — [[:tr:|Türkçe (Turkish)]] — [[:vi:|Tiếng Việt (Vietnamese)]] </big> <hr style="margin-top:0"><!-- ------------------------------------ --> 1,000+: [[:af:|Afrikaans]] — [[:ar:|العربية (Arabic)]] — [[:ca:|Català (Catalan)]] — [[:co:|Corsu (Corsican)]] — [[:cs:|Česká (Czech)]] — [[:da:|Dansk (Danish)]] — [[:he:|עברית (Hebrew)]] — [[:hi:|हिन्दी (Hindi)]] — [[:hy:|Հայերեն (Armenian)]] — [[:is:|Íslenska (Icelandic)]] — [[:ja:|日本語 (Japanese)]] — [[:la:|Latina (Latin)]] — [[:zh-min-nan:|Bân-lâm-gú (Min Nan)]] — [[:no:|Norsk (Norwegian)]] — [[:ang:|Englisc (Old English)]] — [[:fa:|فارسى (Persian)]] — [[:ro:|Română (Romanian)]] — [[:scn:|Sicilianu (Sicilian)]] — '''Simple English''' — [[:sk:|Slovenčina (Slovak)]] — [[:sl:|Slovenščina (Slovenian)]] — [[:ta:|தமிழ் (Tamil)]] — [[:uk:|Українська (Ukrainian)]] <hr style="margin-top:0"><!-- ------------------------------------ --> <small>100+: [[:am:|አማርኛ (Amharic)]] — [[:bs:|Bosanski (Bosnian)]] — [[:hr:|Hrvatski (Croatian)]] — [[:eo:|Esperanto]] — [[:gu:|ગુજરાતી (Gujarati)]] — [[:ia:|Interlingua]] — [[:ie:|Interlingue]] — [[:csb:|Kaszëbsczi (Kashubian)]] — [[:kk:|қазақша (Kazakh)]] — [[:ky:|Кыргызча (Kirghiz)]] — [[:lt:|Lietuvių (Lithuanian)]] — [[:nds:|Plattdüütsch (Low Saxon)]] — [[:mk:|Македонски (Macedonian)]] — [[:ml:|മലയാളം (Malayalam)]] — [[:mr:|मराठी (Marathi)]] — [[:qu:|Runa Simi (Quechua)]] — [[:st:|seSotho (Sesotho)]] — [[:sd:|سنڌي (Sindhi)]] — [[:th:|ไทย (Thai)]] — [[:vo:|Volapük]] — [[:cy:|Cymraeg (Welsh)]] — [[:fy:|Frysk (West Frisian)]] — [[:yi:|ייִדיש (Yiddish)]] 12569 2006-11-23T03:15:27Z 67.70.130.217 added English to template <big>10,000+: [[:bg:|Български (Bulgarian)]] — [[:zh:|中文 (Chinese)]] — [[:nl:|Nederlands (Dutch)]] — [[:et:|Eesti (Estonian)]] — [[:fi:|Suomi (Finnish)]] — [[:fr:|Français (French)]] — [[:gl:|Galego (Galician)]] — [[:de:|Deutsch (German)]] — [[:en:|English ]] [[:el:|Ελληνικά (Greek)]] — [[:hu:|Magyar (Hungarian)]] — [[:io:|Ido]] — [[:id:|Bahasa Indonesia (Indonesian)]] — [[:it:|Italiano (Italian)]] — [[:ko:|한국어 (Korean)]] — [[:ku:|Kurdî / كوردی (Kurdish)]] — [[:pl:|Polski (Polish)]] — [[:pt:|Português (Portuguese)]] — [[:ru:|Русский (Russian)]] — [[:sr:|Српски (Serbian)]] — [[:es:|Español (Spanish)]] — [[:sv:|Svenska (Swedish)]] — [[:tr:|Türkçe (Turkish)]] — [[:vi:|Tiếng Việt (Vietnamese)]] </big> <hr style="margin-top:0"><!-- ------------------------------------ --> 1,000+: [[:af:|Afrikaans]] — [[:ar:|العربية (Arabic)]] — [[:ca:|Català (Catalan)]] — [[:co:|Corsu (Corsican)]] — [[:cs:|Česká (Czech)]] — [[:da:|Dansk (Danish)]] — [[:he:|עברית (Hebrew)]] — [[:hi:|हिन्दी (Hindi)]] — [[:hy:|Հայերեն (Armenian)]] — [[:is:|Íslenska (Icelandic)]] — [[:ja:|日本語 (Japanese)]] — [[:la:|Latina (Latin)]] — [[:zh-min-nan:|Bân-lâm-gú (Min Nan)]] — [[:no:|Norsk (Norwegian)]] — [[:ang:|Englisc (Old English)]] — [[:fa:|فارسى (Persian)]] — [[:ro:|Română (Romanian)]] — [[:scn:|Sicilianu (Sicilian)]] — '''Simple English''' — [[:sk:|Slovenčina (Slovak)]] — [[:sl:|Slovenščina (Slovenian)]] — [[:ta:|தமிழ் (Tamil)]] — [[:uk:|Українська (Ukrainian)]] <hr style="margin-top:0"><!-- ------------------------------------ --> <small>100+: [[:am:|አማርኛ (Amharic)]] — [[:bs:|Bosanski (Bosnian)]] — [[:hr:|Hrvatski (Croatian)]] — [[:eo:|Esperanto]] — [[:gu:|ગુજરાતી (Gujarati)]] — [[:ia:|Interlingua]] — [[:ie:|Interlingue]] — [[:csb:|Kaszëbsczi (Kashubian)]] — [[:kk:|қазақша (Kazakh)]] — [[:ky:|Кыргызча (Kirghiz)]] — [[:lt:|Lietuvių (Lithuanian)]] — [[:nds:|Plattdüütsch (Low Saxon)]] — [[:mk:|Македонски (Macedonian)]] — [[:ml:|മലയാളം (Malayalam)]] — [[:mr:|मराठी (Marathi)]] — [[:qu:|Runa Simi (Quechua)]] — [[:st:|seSotho (Sesotho)]] — [[:sd:|سنڌي (Sindhi)]] — [[:th:|ไทย (Thai)]] — [[:vo:|Volapük]] — [[:cy:|Cymraeg (Welsh)]] — [[:fy:|Frysk (West Frisian)]] — [[:yi:|ייִדיש (Yiddish)]] 12570 2006-11-23T03:20:35Z 67.70.130.217 <big>10,000+: [[:bg:|Български (Bulgarian)]] — [[:zh:|中文 (Chinese)]] — [[:nl:|Nederlands (Dutch)]] — [[:et:|Eesti (Estonian)]] — [[:fi:|Suomi (Finnish)]] — [[:fr:|Français (French)]] — [[:gl:|Galego (Galician)]] — [[:de:|Deutsch (German)]] — [[:en:|English ]] --- [[:el:|Ελληνικά (Greek)]] — [[:hu:|Magyar (Hungarian)]] — [[:io:|Ido]] — [[:id:|Bahasa Indonesia (Indonesian)]] — [[:it:|Italiano (Italian)]] — [[:ko:|한국어 (Korean)]] — [[:ku:|Kurdî / كوردی (Kurdish)]] — [[:pl:|Polski (Polish)]] — [[:pt:|Português (Portuguese)]] — [[:ru:|Русский (Russian)]] — [[:sr:|Српски (Serbian)]] — [[:es:|Español (Spanish)]] — [[:sv:|Svenska (Swedish)]] — [[:tr:|Türkçe (Turkish)]] — [[:vi:|Tiếng Việt (Vietnamese)]] </big> <hr style="margin-top:0"><!-- ------------------------------------ --> 1,000+: [[:af:|Afrikaans]] — [[:ar:|العربية (Arabic)]] — [[:ca:|Català (Catalan)]] — [[:co:|Corsu (Corsican)]] — [[:cs:|Česká (Czech)]] — [[:da:|Dansk (Danish)]] — [[:he:|עברית (Hebrew)]] — [[:hi:|हिन्दी (Hindi)]] — [[:hy:|Հայերեն (Armenian)]] — [[:is:|Íslenska (Icelandic)]] — [[:ja:|日本語 (Japanese)]] — [[:la:|Latina (Latin)]] — [[:zh-min-nan:|Bân-lâm-gú (Min Nan)]] — [[:no:|Norsk (Norwegian)]] — [[:ang:|Englisc (Old English)]] — [[:fa:|فارسى (Persian)]] — [[:ro:|Română (Romanian)]] — [[:scn:|Sicilianu (Sicilian)]] — '''Simple English''' — [[:sk:|Slovenčina (Slovak)]] — [[:sl:|Slovenščina (Slovenian)]] — [[:ta:|தமிழ் (Tamil)]] — [[:uk:|Українська (Ukrainian)]] <hr style="margin-top:0"><!-- ------------------------------------ --> <small>100+: [[:am:|አማርኛ (Amharic)]] — [[:bs:|Bosanski (Bosnian)]] — [[:hr:|Hrvatski (Croatian)]] — [[:eo:|Esperanto]] — [[:gu:|ગુજરાતી (Gujarati)]] — [[:ia:|Interlingua]] — [[:ie:|Interlingue]] — [[:csb:|Kaszëbsczi (Kashubian)]] — [[:kk:|қазақша (Kazakh)]] — [[:ky:|Кыргызча (Kirghiz)]] — [[:lt:|Lietuvių (Lithuanian)]] — [[:nds:|Plattdüütsch (Low Saxon)]] — [[:mk:|Македонски (Macedonian)]] — [[:ml:|മലയാളം (Malayalam)]] — [[:mr:|मराठी (Marathi)]] — [[:qu:|Runa Simi (Quechua)]] — [[:st:|seSotho (Sesotho)]] — [[:sd:|سنڌي (Sindhi)]] — [[:th:|ไทย (Thai)]] — [[:vo:|Volapük]] — [[:cy:|Cymraeg (Welsh)]] — [[:fy:|Frysk (West Frisian)]] — [[:yi:|ייִדיש (Yiddish)]] 13133 2006-12-01T12:19:24Z Brett 77 moved Japanese to 10,000+ <big>10,000+: [[:bg:|Български (Bulgarian)]] — [[:zh:|中文 (Chinese)]] — [[:nl:|Nederlands (Dutch)]] — [[:et:|Eesti (Estonian)]] — [[:fi:|Suomi (Finnish)]] — [[:fr:|Français (French)]] — [[:gl:|Galego (Galician)]] — [[:de:|Deutsch (German)]] — [[:en:|English ]] --- [[:el:|Ελληνικά (Greek)]] — [[:hu:|Magyar (Hungarian)]] — [[:io:|Ido]] — [[:id:|Bahasa Indonesia (Indonesian)]] — [[:it:|Italiano (Italian)]] — [[:ja:|日本語 (Japanese)]] — [[:ko:|한국어 (Korean)]] — [[:ku:|Kurdî / كوردی (Kurdish)]] — [[:pl:|Polski (Polish)]] — [[:pt:|Português (Portuguese)]] — [[:ru:|Русский (Russian)]] — [[:sr:|Српски (Serbian)]] — [[:es:|Español (Spanish)]] — [[:sv:|Svenska (Swedish)]] — [[:tr:|Türkçe (Turkish)]] — [[:vi:|Tiếng Việt (Vietnamese)]] </big> <hr style="margin-top:0"><!-- ------------------------------------ --> 1,000+: [[:af:|Afrikaans]] — [[:ar:|العربية (Arabic)]] — [[:ca:|Català (Catalan)]] — [[:co:|Corsu (Corsican)]] — [[:cs:|Česká (Czech)]] — [[:da:|Dansk (Danish)]] — [[:he:|עברית (Hebrew)]] — [[:hi:|हिन्दी (Hindi)]] — [[:hy:|Հայերեն (Armenian)]] — [[:is:|Íslenska (Icelandic)]] — [[:la:|Latina (Latin)]] — [[:zh-min-nan:|Bân-lâm-gú (Min Nan)]] — [[:no:|Norsk (Norwegian)]] — [[:ang:|Englisc (Old English)]] — [[:fa:|فارسى (Persian)]] — [[:ro:|Română (Romanian)]] — [[:scn:|Sicilianu (Sicilian)]] — '''Simple English''' — [[:sk:|Slovenčina (Slovak)]] — [[:sl:|Slovenščina (Slovenian)]] — [[:ta:|தமிழ் (Tamil)]] — [[:uk:|Українська (Ukrainian)]] <hr style="margin-top:0"><!-- ------------------------------------ --> <small>100+: [[:am:|አማርኛ (Amharic)]] — [[:bs:|Bosanski (Bosnian)]] — [[:hr:|Hrvatski (Croatian)]] — [[:eo:|Esperanto]] — [[:gu:|ગુજરાતી (Gujarati)]] — [[:ia:|Interlingua]] — [[:ie:|Interlingue]] — [[:csb:|Kaszëbsczi (Kashubian)]] — [[:kk:|қазақша (Kazakh)]] — [[:ky:|Кыргызча (Kirghiz)]] — [[:lt:|Lietuvių (Lithuanian)]] — [[:nds:|Plattdüütsch (Low Saxon)]] — [[:mk:|Македонски (Macedonian)]] — [[:ml:|മലയാളം (Malayalam)]] — [[:mr:|मराठी (Marathi)]] — [[:qu:|Runa Simi (Quechua)]] — [[:st:|seSotho (Sesotho)]] — [[:sd:|سنڌي (Sindhi)]] — [[:th:|ไทย (Thai)]] — [[:vo:|Volapük]] — [[:cy:|Cymraeg (Welsh)]] — [[:fy:|Frysk (West Frisian)]] — [[:yi:|ייִדיש (Yiddish)]] 14336 2006-12-22T10:00:06Z 85.30.155.6 <big>10,000+: [[:bg:|Български (Bulgarian)]] — [[:zh:|中文 (Chinese)]] — [[:nl:|Nederlands (Dutch)]] — [[:et:|Eesti (Estonian)]] — [[:fi:|Suomi (Finnish)]] — [[:fr:|Français (French)]] — [[:gl:|Galego (Galician)]] — [[:de:|Deutsch (German)]] — [[:en:|English ]] — [[:el:|Ελληνικά (Greek)]] — [[:hu:|Magyar (Hungarian)]] — [[:io:|Ido]] — [[:id:|Bahasa Indonesia (Indonesian)]] — [[:it:|Italiano (Italian)]] — [[:ja:|日本語 (Japanese)]] — [[:ko:|한국어 (Korean)]] — [[:ku:|Kurdî / كوردی (Kurdish)]] — [[:pl:|Polski (Polish)]] — [[:pt:|Português (Portuguese)]] — [[:ru:|Русский (Russian)]] — [[:sr:|Српски (Serbian)]] — [[:es:|Español (Spanish)]] — [[:sv:|Svenska (Swedish)]] — [[:tr:|Türkçe (Turkish)]] — [[:vi:|Tiếng Việt (Vietnamese)]] </big> <hr style="margin-top:0"><!-- ------------------------------------ --> 1,000+: [[:af:|Afrikaans]] — [[:ar:|العربية (Arabic)]] — [[:ca:|Català (Catalan)]] — [[:co:|Corsu (Corsican)]] — [[:cs:|Česká (Czech)]] — [[:da:|Dansk (Danish)]] — [[:he:|עברית (Hebrew)]] — [[:hi:|हिन्दी (Hindi)]] — [[:hy:|Հայերեն (Armenian)]] — [[:is:|Íslenska (Icelandic)]] — [[:la:|Latina (Latin)]] — [[:zh-min-nan:|Bân-lâm-gú (Min Nan)]] — [[:no:|Norsk (Norwegian)]] — [[:ang:|Englisc (Old English)]] — [[:fa:|فارسى (Persian)]] — [[:ro:|Română (Romanian)]] — [[:scn:|Sicilianu (Sicilian)]] — '''Simple English''' — [[:sk:|Slovenčina (Slovak)]] — [[:sl:|Slovenščina (Slovenian)]] — [[:ta:|தமிழ் (Tamil)]] — [[:uk:|Українська (Ukrainian)]] <hr style="margin-top:0"><!-- ------------------------------------ --> <small>100+: [[:am:|አማርኛ (Amharic)]] — [[:bs:|Bosanski (Bosnian)]] — [[:hr:|Hrvatski (Croatian)]] — [[:eo:|Esperanto]] — [[:gu:|ગુજરાતી (Gujarati)]] — [[:ia:|Interlingua]] — [[:ie:|Interlingue]] — [[:csb:|Kaszëbsczi (Kashubian)]] — [[:kk:|қазақша (Kazakh)]] — [[:ky:|Кыргызча (Kirghiz)]] — [[:lt:|Lietuvių (Lithuanian)]] — [[:nds:|Plattdüütsch (Low Saxon)]] — [[:mk:|Македонски (Macedonian)]] — [[:ml:|മലയാളം (Malayalam)]] — [[:mr:|मराठी (Marathi)]] — [[:qu:|Runa Simi (Quechua)]] — [[:st:|seSotho (Sesotho)]] — [[:sd:|سنڌي (Sindhi)]] — [[:th:|ไทย (Thai)]] — [[:vo:|Volapük]] — [[:cy:|Cymraeg (Welsh)]] — [[:fy:|Frysk (West Frisian)]] — [[:yi:|ייִדיש (Yiddish)]] 1965 4890 2006-02-18T17:20:49Z H2g2bob 43 This page is a copy of [[meta:Template:Active_Wiktionaries]], only without the wikt: parts. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 17:20, 18 February 2006 (UTC) 4893 2006-02-18T17:22:35Z H2g2bob 43 [[Talk:All Wiktionaries]] moved to [[Template talk:All Wiktionaries]]: For inclusion in other pages This page is a copy of [[meta:Template:Active_Wiktionaries]], only without the wikt: parts. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 17:20, 18 February 2006 (UTC) 4897 2006-02-18T17:59:45Z H2g2bob 43 This page is a copy of [[meta:Template:Active_Wiktionaries]], only without the wikt: parts. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 17:20, 18 February 2006 (UTC) Switched over to English Wiktionary's version as lots have only one or two words. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 1968 4914 2006-02-19T18:25:10Z Cromwellt 61 moved comment from Simple Talk (Comment moved by [[User:Cromwellt]] from Simple talk, as it is about the page, not a question.) ==Archive== Gerard, I moved the archived talk to "[[Wiktionary:Simple talk/Archive]]" instead of "arcive" (no offense), and I'm changing the link now, but I think we should actually delete the "arcive" page, rather than have a redirect page lying around which no one will ever use. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:01, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :Sorry about that. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 21:46, 17 February 2006 (UTC) ::Don't sweat it, Gerard. Everyone makes mistakes, and with all the revising I do of my own ''comments'' not to mention actual page edits, I really shouldn't be talking. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 16:05, 19 February 2006 (UTC) 1969 4918 2006-02-19T23:25:41Z Gmcfoley 41 I hate this design Just to let people know, I hate this design. Improvements welcome. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:25, 19 February 2006 (UTC) 4944 2006-02-20T16:26:55Z Flcelloguy 44 Comment Just to let people know, I hate this design. Improvements welcome. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 23:25, 19 February 2006 (UTC) :I've been bold and simplified it down a lot. Note that it shows up on all talk pages, not just for dicitonary entries. Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 16:26, 20 February 2006 (UTC) 1970 4921 2006-02-20T00:18:18Z Gmcfoley 41 copied from simple.wikipedia. Might need copyediting '''Only add pages that you are sure are allowed under the terms of the GFDL.''' '''Copyright''' is a kind of [[law]] that says we can't make people think that we made something that was really made by another person. '''Copyright''' [[law]] says that we cannot pretend that we made something that was really made by another person. Copyright is used for [[book]]s, [[movie]]s, [[song]]s, and [[Web page]]s, including pages on [[Wikitionarys]] like this [[Simple English Wiktionary]]. Laws about copyright were created so that people who write books or songs or make Web pages or movies could get [[money]] for their work in a [[fair]] way. If I write a good book, I want people to buy my book and give me money for it. I don't want someone else to sell my book and take the money from selling it. The [[rule]] of all the Wikitionarys, including this one, is that nothing in the Wikitionary can be copyrighted by someone else. This means that we are ''only'' allowed to copy things from books or from other Web pages into the Wikitionary if the writer has said that anyone can copy these things and make changes to them. There is an [[exception]] to the rules of copyright called [[Fair Use]]. This says that we can copy a <i>very short</i> amount of something -- maybe one or two sentences. But because people could get very angry at the Wikitionarys if we copy the wrong things, it's better not to copy anything onto the Wikitionarys unless we are sure it's allowed. '''Can you move things from other Wikitionarys to here?''' '''Yes''' you can do this. But do you have to say you did this? There is no easy answer. Under [[GFDL]], you really should, but when a person writes for Wikitionary, they know that their work can be changed because the edit screen tells them their writing will be edited at will. This means that copying between pages (or projects) is ok. The changes you make are more than just making the words correct, so copyright is not kept. This makes you a co-author. You can show respect to other people by saying they did this work. You can add interlanguage links which link to the page that you got the information from. You could write on the page where it was from, or write it in your edit summary. 4931 2006-02-20T11:10:13Z H2g2bob 43 HTML->wiki '''Only add pages that you are sure are allowed under the terms of the GFDL.''' '''Copyright''' is a kind of [[law]] that says we can't make people think that we made something that was really made by another person. '''Copyright''' [[law]] says that we cannot pretend that we made something that was really made by another person. Copyright is used for [[book]]s, [[movie]]s, [[song]]s, and [[Web page]]s, including pages on [[Wikitionarys]] like this [[Simple English Wiktionary]]. Laws about copyright were created so that people who write books or songs or make Web pages or movies could get [[money]] for their work in a [[fair]] way. If I write a good book, I want people to buy my book and give me money for it. I don't want someone else to sell my book and take the money from selling it. The [[rule]] of all the Wikitionarys, including this one, is that nothing in the Wikitionary can be copyrighted by someone else. This means that we are ''only'' allowed to copy things from books or from other Web pages into the Wikitionary if the writer has said that anyone can copy these things and make changes to them. There is an [[exception]] to the rules of copyright called [[Fair Use]]. This says that we can copy a ''very short'' amount of something -- maybe one or two sentences. But because people could get very angry at the Wikitionarys if we copy the wrong things, it's better not to copy anything onto the Wikitionarys unless we are sure it's allowed. '''Can you move things from other Wikitionarys to here?''' '''Yes''' you can do this. But do you have to say you did this? There is no easy answer. Under [[GFDL]], you really should, but when a person writes for Wikitionary, they know that their work can be changed because the edit screen tells them their writing will be edited at will. This means that copying between pages (or projects) is ok. The changes you make are more than just making the words correct, so copyright is not kept. This makes you a co-author. You can show respect to other people by saying they did this work. You can add interlanguage links which link to the page that you got the information from. You could write on the page where it was from, or write it in your edit summary. 4932 2006-02-20T11:15:51Z H2g2bob 43 GFDL -> simple wikipedia link '''Only add pages that you are sure are allowed under the terms of the [[w:GFDL|GFDL]].''' '''Copyright''' is a kind of [[law]] that says we can't make people think that we made something that was really made by another person. '''Copyright''' [[law]] says that we cannot pretend that we made something that was really made by another person. Copyright is used for [[book]]s, [[movie]]s, [[song]]s, and [[Web page]]s, including pages on [[Wikitionarys]] like this [[Simple English Wiktionary]]. Laws about copyright were created so that people who write books or songs or make Web pages or movies could get [[money]] for their work in a [[fair]] way. If I write a good book, I want people to buy my book and give me money for it. I don't want someone else to sell my book and take the money from selling it. The [[rule]] of all the Wikitionarys, including this one, is that nothing in the Wikitionary can be copyrighted by someone else. This means that we are ''only'' allowed to copy things from books or from other Web pages into the Wikitionary if the writer has said that anyone can copy these things and make changes to them. There is an [[exception]] to the rules of copyright called [[Fair Use]]. This says that we can copy a ''very short'' amount of something -- maybe one or two sentences. But because people could get very angry at the Wikitionarys if we copy the wrong things, it's better not to copy anything onto the Wikitionarys unless we are sure it's allowed. '''Can you move things from other Wikitionarys to here?''' '''Yes''' you can do this. But do you have to say you did this? There is no easy answer. Under [[GFDL]], you really should, but when a person writes for Wikitionary, they know that their work can be changed because the edit screen tells them their writing will be edited at will. This means that copying between pages (or projects) is ok. The changes you make are more than just making the words correct, so copyright is not kept. This makes you a co-author. You can show respect to other people by saying they did this work. You can add interlanguage links which link to the page that you got the information from. You could write on the page where it was from, or write it in your edit summary. 1971 4923 2006-02-20T00:23:30Z Gmcfoley 41 Let me spell it right this time ===[[User:Gmcfoley|Gmcfoley]]=== I have made a request for bureaucrat access on [[meta:Requests_for_permissions#Simple English Wiktionary|Meta]] --[[User:Gmcfoley|Gmcfoley]] 01:47, 23 November 2005 (UTC) * Sysop status granted. [[m:User:Yann|Yann]] ===[[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]]=== [[User:Flcelloguy]] has made a request for admin access on [[meta:Requests_for_permissions#Simple English Wiktionary|Meta]]. *'''Support''' It's no big deal -- [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 06:35, 18 December 2005 (UTC) :Done, [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] is now admin here. [[User:Aurevilly|Aurevilly]] 20:36, 12 January 2006 (UTC) ===[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]]=== I've made a request for admin (sysop) access at [http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Requests_for_permissions Meta] for simple.wiktionary. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 22:37, 15 January 2006 (UTC) *'''Support''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 05:31, 16 January 2006 (UTC) :Done! -[[:ro:w:Utilizator:Romihaitza|Romihaitza]] 13:28, 16 January 2006 (UTC) 4981 2006-02-20T17:24:04Z Flcelloguy 44 Moved to archive ===[[User:Gmcfoley|Gmcfoley]]=== I have made a request for bureaucrat access on [[meta:Requests_for_permissions#Simple English Wiktionary|Meta]] --[[User:Gmcfoley|Gmcfoley]] 01:47, 23 November 2005 (UTC) * Sysop status granted. [[m:User:Yann|Yann]] ===[[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]]=== [[User:Flcelloguy]] has made a request for admin access on [[meta:Requests_for_permissions#Simple English Wiktionary|Meta]]. *'''Support''' It's no big deal -- [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 06:35, 18 December 2005 (UTC) :Done, [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] is now admin here. [[User:Aurevilly|Aurevilly]] 20:36, 12 January 2006 (UTC) ===[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]]=== I've made a request for admin (sysop) access at [http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Requests_for_permissions Meta] for simple.wiktionary. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 22:37, 15 January 2006 (UTC) *'''Support''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 05:31, 16 January 2006 (UTC) :Done! -[[:ro:w:Utilizator:Romihaitza|Romihaitza]] 13:28, 16 January 2006 (UTC) ===[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]=== I have requested admin access at [[meta:Requests for permissions#Simple English Wiktionary|meta]] for Simple English Wiktionary. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:25, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Support''' Why not? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 21:38, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :Done! -[[w:ro:Utilizator:Romihaitza|Romihaitza]] 13:38, 19 February 2006 (UTC) 5003 2006-02-21T15:06:13Z Gmcfoley 41 [[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] ===[[User:Gmcfoley|Gmcfoley]]=== I have made a request for bureaucrat access on [[meta:Requests_for_permissions#Simple English Wiktionary|Meta]] --[[User:Gmcfoley|Gmcfoley]] 01:47, 23 November 2005 (UTC) * Sysop status granted. [[m:User:Yann|Yann]] ===[[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]]=== [[User:Flcelloguy]] has made a request for admin access on [[meta:Requests_for_permissions#Simple English Wiktionary|Meta]]. *'''Support''' It's no big deal -- [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 06:35, 18 December 2005 (UTC) :Done, [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] is now admin here. [[User:Aurevilly|Aurevilly]] 20:36, 12 January 2006 (UTC) ===[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]]=== I've made a request for admin (sysop) access at [http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Requests_for_permissions Meta] for simple.wiktionary. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 22:37, 15 January 2006 (UTC) *'''Support''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 05:31, 16 January 2006 (UTC) :Done! -[[:ro:w:Utilizator:Romihaitza|Romihaitza]] 13:28, 16 January 2006 (UTC) ===[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]=== I have requested admin access at [[meta:Requests for permissions#Simple English Wiktionary|meta]] for Simple English Wiktionary. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:25, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Support''' Why not? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 21:38, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :Done! -[[w:ro:Utilizator:Romihaitza|Romihaitza]] 13:38, 19 February 2006 (UTC) ===[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]]=== Nominating for bureaucrat rights. Thinking about it, it would be better if someone could make admins without having to go to Meta all the time. He has made a lot of good edits to the site and is the longest active admin who's not thinking of quitting. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:20, 20 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Support''' of course. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:20, 20 February 2006 (UTC) I'd be more than happy to take on the bureaucrat status, but as you may (or may not) know, I'm a student and I only have a proper internet connection during term time, which means I'll only be able to look in fairly infrequently during the holidays. I agree that we do need a bureaucrat, so If anybody else is here all the time and wants to do it, that's cool with me. However I'd love to do whatever I can, so I suppose that's a support really. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:00, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :Gladly support; if you need someone else, I'll volunteer if needed. (Just need to remember to come here more often! :-) ) Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 16:54, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :'''Support'''. I feel the same way Flcelloguy does. The only problems I could see happening would be if someone wanted to be an admin, deserved to be, but H2g2bob was not around to make him/her one. But that probably won't happen all that often, so let's go for it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:46, 20 February 2006 (UTC) P.S. I like how all of the admins support this idea. Unanimity is a good thing. 6190 2006-03-27T17:46:17Z Cromwellt 61 [[Wiktionary:Administrators/Archive]] moved to [[Wiktionary:Administrators/Status Request Archive]]: Will be adding an Attention Request Archive and need to distinguish. ===[[User:Gmcfoley|Gmcfoley]]=== I have made a request for bureaucrat access on [[meta:Requests_for_permissions#Simple English Wiktionary|Meta]] --[[User:Gmcfoley|Gmcfoley]] 01:47, 23 November 2005 (UTC) * Sysop status granted. [[m:User:Yann|Yann]] ===[[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]]=== [[User:Flcelloguy]] has made a request for admin access on [[meta:Requests_for_permissions#Simple English Wiktionary|Meta]]. *'''Support''' It's no big deal -- [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 06:35, 18 December 2005 (UTC) :Done, [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] is now admin here. [[User:Aurevilly|Aurevilly]] 20:36, 12 January 2006 (UTC) ===[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]]=== I've made a request for admin (sysop) access at [http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Requests_for_permissions Meta] for simple.wiktionary. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 22:37, 15 January 2006 (UTC) *'''Support''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 05:31, 16 January 2006 (UTC) :Done! -[[:ro:w:Utilizator:Romihaitza|Romihaitza]] 13:28, 16 January 2006 (UTC) ===[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]=== I have requested admin access at [[meta:Requests for permissions#Simple English Wiktionary|meta]] for Simple English Wiktionary. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:25, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Support''' Why not? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 21:38, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :Done! -[[w:ro:Utilizator:Romihaitza|Romihaitza]] 13:38, 19 February 2006 (UTC) ===[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]]=== Nominating for bureaucrat rights. Thinking about it, it would be better if someone could make admins without having to go to Meta all the time. He has made a lot of good edits to the site and is the longest active admin who's not thinking of quitting. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:20, 20 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Support''' of course. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:20, 20 February 2006 (UTC) I'd be more than happy to take on the bureaucrat status, but as you may (or may not) know, I'm a student and I only have a proper internet connection during term time, which means I'll only be able to look in fairly infrequently during the holidays. I agree that we do need a bureaucrat, so If anybody else is here all the time and wants to do it, that's cool with me. However I'd love to do whatever I can, so I suppose that's a support really. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:00, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :Gladly support; if you need someone else, I'll volunteer if needed. (Just need to remember to come here more often! :-) ) Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 16:54, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :'''Support'''. I feel the same way Flcelloguy does. The only problems I could see happening would be if someone wanted to be an admin, deserved to be, but H2g2bob was not around to make him/her one. But that probably won't happen all that often, so let's go for it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:46, 20 February 2006 (UTC) P.S. I like how all of the admins support this idea. Unanimity is a good thing. 6192 2006-03-27T17:52:30Z Cromwellt 61 [[Wiktionary:Administrators/Status Request Archive]] moved to [[Wiktionary:Administrators/Status request archive]]: Capitalization convention ===[[User:Gmcfoley|Gmcfoley]]=== I have made a request for bureaucrat access on [[meta:Requests_for_permissions#Simple English Wiktionary|Meta]] --[[User:Gmcfoley|Gmcfoley]] 01:47, 23 November 2005 (UTC) * Sysop status granted. [[m:User:Yann|Yann]] ===[[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]]=== [[User:Flcelloguy]] has made a request for admin access on [[meta:Requests_for_permissions#Simple English Wiktionary|Meta]]. *'''Support''' It's no big deal -- [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 06:35, 18 December 2005 (UTC) :Done, [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] is now admin here. [[User:Aurevilly|Aurevilly]] 20:36, 12 January 2006 (UTC) ===[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]]=== I've made a request for admin (sysop) access at [http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Requests_for_permissions Meta] for simple.wiktionary. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 22:37, 15 January 2006 (UTC) *'''Support''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 05:31, 16 January 2006 (UTC) :Done! -[[:ro:w:Utilizator:Romihaitza|Romihaitza]] 13:28, 16 January 2006 (UTC) ===[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]=== I have requested admin access at [[meta:Requests for permissions#Simple English Wiktionary|meta]] for Simple English Wiktionary. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:25, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Support''' Why not? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 21:38, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :Done! -[[w:ro:Utilizator:Romihaitza|Romihaitza]] 13:38, 19 February 2006 (UTC) ===[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]]=== Nominating for bureaucrat rights. Thinking about it, it would be better if someone could make admins without having to go to Meta all the time. He has made a lot of good edits to the site and is the longest active admin who's not thinking of quitting. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:20, 20 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Support''' of course. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:20, 20 February 2006 (UTC) I'd be more than happy to take on the bureaucrat status, but as you may (or may not) know, I'm a student and I only have a proper internet connection during term time, which means I'll only be able to look in fairly infrequently during the holidays. I agree that we do need a bureaucrat, so If anybody else is here all the time and wants to do it, that's cool with me. However I'd love to do whatever I can, so I suppose that's a support really. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:00, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :Gladly support; if you need someone else, I'll volunteer if needed. (Just need to remember to come here more often! :-) ) Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 16:54, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :'''Support'''. I feel the same way Flcelloguy does. The only problems I could see happening would be if someone wanted to be an admin, deserved to be, but H2g2bob was not around to make him/her one. But that probably won't happen all that often, so let's go for it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:46, 20 February 2006 (UTC) P.S. I like how all of the admins support this idea. Unanimity is a good thing. 13724 2006-12-12T23:25:23Z Cromwellt 61 reformatted archive, added recent addressed request ''This page is an archive of requests for administrator or bureaucrat status. It includes all requests, whether accepted, rejected temporarily, or rejected permanently. Please put new addressed requests at the '''top''' of the page, as it is in reverse chronological order.'' ===[[User:Brett]]=== '''Given''' Archer7 and Tangotango have [[User_talk:Brett#Admin|suggested]] I become an admin.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:00, 17 November 2006 (UTC) * Indeed, '''strong support'''! A wonderful user who has helped improve this wiki a lot. - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 08:28, 18 November 2006 (UTC) *'''Strong support''', obviously. Excellent contributor. [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 16:32, 18 November 2006 (UTC) *'''Support''' - It will be good to have an admin who is able to clean things up around here. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 18:57, 19 November 2006 (UTC) *'''Support''' - Commited user.--[[User:Tdxiang|Tdxiang]] 10:01, 8 December 2006 (UTC) ===[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]]=== '''Given''' Nominating for bureaucrat rights. Thinking about it, it would be better if someone could make admins without having to go to Meta all the time. He has made a lot of good edits to the site and is the longest active admin who's not thinking of quitting. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:20, 20 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Support''' of course. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 00:20, 20 February 2006 (UTC) I'd be more than happy to take on the bureaucrat status, but as you may (or may not) know, I'm a student and I only have a proper internet connection during term time, which means I'll only be able to look in fairly infrequently during the holidays. I agree that we do need a bureaucrat, so If anybody else is here all the time and wants to do it, that's cool with me. However I'd love to do whatever I can, so I suppose that's a support really. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:00, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :Gladly support; if you need someone else, I'll volunteer if needed. (Just need to remember to come here more often! :-) ) Thanks! [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] 16:54, 20 February 2006 (UTC) :'''Support'''. I feel the same way Flcelloguy does. The only problems I could see happening would be if someone wanted to be an admin, deserved to be, but H2g2bob was not around to make him/her one. But that probably won't happen all that often, so let's go for it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:46, 20 February 2006 (UTC) P.S. I like how all of the admins support this idea. Unanimity is a good thing. ===[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]=== '''Given''' I have requested admin access at [[meta:Requests for permissions#Simple English Wiktionary|meta]] for Simple English Wiktionary. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:25, 17 February 2006 (UTC) * '''Support''' Why not? [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 21:38, 17 February 2006 (UTC) :Done! -[[w:ro:Utilizator:Romihaitza|Romihaitza]] 13:38, 19 February 2006 (UTC) ===[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]]=== '''Given''' I've made a request for admin (sysop) access at [http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Requests_for_permissions Meta] for simple.wiktionary. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 22:37, 15 January 2006 (UTC) *'''Support''' [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 05:31, 16 January 2006 (UTC) :Done! -[[:ro:w:Utilizator:Romihaitza|Romihaitza]] 13:28, 16 January 2006 (UTC) ===[[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]]=== '''Given''' [[User:Flcelloguy]] has made a request for admin access on [[meta:Requests_for_permissions#Simple English Wiktionary|Meta]]. *'''Support''' It's no big deal -- [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 06:35, 18 December 2005 (UTC) :Done, [[User:Flcelloguy|Flcelloguy]] is now admin here. [[User:Aurevilly|Aurevilly]] 20:36, 12 January 2006 (UTC) ===[[User:Gmcfoley|Gmcfoley]]=== '''Given''' (sysop status) I have made a request for bureaucrat access on [[meta:Requests_for_permissions#Simple English Wiktionary|Meta]] --[[User:Gmcfoley|Gmcfoley]] 01:47, 23 November 2005 (UTC) * Sysop status granted. [[m:User:Yann|Yann]] 1972 4933 2006-02-20T11:16:36Z H2g2bob 43 == Suggested Change == At the end of the paragraph "There is an [[exception]] ... sure it's allowed." I suggest we add "If you do use this, don't forget to say where you copied it from." or something along those lines. Other than that, I like it. The red links shouldn't be a problem, they'll get filled in eventually. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:16, 20 February 2006 (UTC) 1973 4937 2006-02-20T16:14:22Z Flcelloguy 44 Add some links You are not [[Special:Userlogin|logged in]]. Your [[IP address]] will be recorded in this page's <span class="plainlinks"> [{{fullurl:{{FULLPAGENAME}}|action=history}} edit history]</span>. 4938 2006-02-20T16:14:55Z Flcelloguy 44 Change link; will write simple page You are not [[Special:Userlogin|logged in]]. Your [[Wiktionary:What is an IP address?|IP address]] will be recorded in this page's <span class="plainlinks"> [{{fullurl:{{FULLPAGENAME}}|action=history}} edit history]</span>. 1974 4939 2006-02-20T16:17:14Z Flcelloguy 44 Create An [[IP address]] is a number associated with either your [[computer]] or [[internet]] provider. When you edit without [[Special:Userlogin|logging in]], the number is permanently stored. The number looks something like this: 123.45.7.89. The number can be used to identify some basics about your internet provider and/or general location in the world. However, it does not provide any personal information at all. 4940 2006-02-20T16:19:19Z Flcelloguy 44 Expand An [[IP address]] is a number associated with either your [[computer]] or [[internet]] provider. When you edit without [[Special:Userlogin|logging in]], the number is permanently stored in the page's edit history. The number looks something like this: 123.45.7.89. The number can be used to identify some basics about your internet provider and/or general location in the world. However, it does not provide any personal information at all. Please rest assured that we follow our [http://wikimediafoundation.org/wiki/Privacy_policy privacy policy]. You can view your IP number by clicking [[Special:Watchlist|here]] when not logged in. 1975 4945 2006-02-20T16:27:42Z Flcelloguy 44 Create very simple page so no more red link :-) Please only protect pages that are in serious need of being locked, including lots of vandalism. 1976 4946 2006-02-20T16:29:13Z Flcelloguy 44 Create ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''wiki''' # a type of [[web]] page where anyone can change it #:''Wikipedia is a type of '''wiki'''.'' 5401 2006-02-23T00:59:40Z Conversion script [[Wiki]] moved to [[wiki]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''wiki''' # a type of [[web]] page where anyone can change it #:''Wikipedia is a type of '''wiki'''.'' 7230 2006-07-16T13:11:18Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ ==Noun== {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} '''wiki''' # a type of [[web]] page where anyone can change it #:''Wikipedia is a type of '''wiki'''.'' 7781 2006-07-19T13:48:27Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, el, en, es, fi, fr, id, it, nn, pl, pt, sk, sv ==Noun== {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} '''wiki''' # a type of [[web]] page where anyone can change it #:''Wikipedia is a type of '''wiki'''.'' [[de:wiki]] [[el:wiki]] [[en:wiki]] [[es:wiki]] [[fr:wiki]] [[id:wiki]] [[it:wiki]] [[nn:wiki]] [[pl:wiki]] [[pt:wiki]] [[sk:wiki]] [[fi:wiki]] [[sv:wiki]] 8391 2006-08-02T06:27:53Z Seahen 76 a site, not a single page ==Noun== {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} '''wiki''' # a type of [[website]] where anyone can change the pages. #:''Wikipedia is a type of '''wiki'''.'' [[de:wiki]] [[el:wiki]] [[en:wiki]] [[es:wiki]] [[fr:wiki]] [[id:wiki]] [[it:wiki]] [[nn:wiki]] [[pl:wiki]] [[pt:wiki]] [[sk:wiki]] [[fi:wiki]] [[sv:wiki]] 9826 2006-09-10T15:16:21Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: tl, vi ==Noun== {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} '''wiki''' # a type of [[website]] where anyone can change the pages. #:''Wikipedia is a type of '''wiki'''.'' [[de:wiki]] [[el:wiki]] [[en:wiki]] [[es:wiki]] [[fr:wiki]] [[id:wiki]] [[it:wiki]] [[nn:wiki]] [[pl:wiki]] [[pt:wiki]] [[sk:wiki]] [[fi:wiki]] [[sv:wiki]] [[tl:wiki]] [[vi:wiki]] 11364 2006-10-19T02:52:56Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:wiki]] ==Noun== {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} '''wiki''' # a type of [[website]] where anyone can change the pages. #:''Wikipedia is a type of '''wiki'''.'' [[de:wiki]] [[el:wiki]] [[en:wiki]] [[es:wiki]] [[fr:wiki]] [[id:wiki]] [[it:wiki]] [[nn:wiki]] [[pl:wiki]] [[pt:wiki]] [[ru:wiki]] [[sk:wiki]] [[fi:wiki]] [[sv:wiki]] [[tl:wiki]] [[vi:wiki]] 1977 4947 2006-02-20T16:30:31Z Flcelloguy 44 create ==Verb== {{wiktionary}} '''discuss''' # to [[talk]] about something #:''He '''discussed''' the issue.'' 5191 2006-02-23T00:59:37Z Conversion script [[Discuss]] moved to [[discuss]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Verb== {{wiktionary}} '''discuss''' # to [[talk]] about something #:''He '''discussed''' the issue.'' 7477 2006-07-19T02:35:36Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fr, io, it, ja, ko, zh, zh-min-nan ==Verb== {{wiktionary}} '''discuss''' # to [[talk]] about something #:''He '''discussed''' the issue.'' [[zh-min-nan:discuss]] [[en:discuss]] [[fr:discuss]] [[ko:discuss]] [[io:discuss]] [[it:discuss]] [[ja:discuss]] [[zh:discuss]] 8630 2006-08-13T19:21:33Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Verb== {{wiktionary}} '''discuss''' # to [[talk]] about something #:''He '''discussed''' the issue.'' [[zh-min-nan:discuss]] [[en:discuss]] [[fr:discuss]] [[ko:discuss]] [[io:discuss]] [[it:discuss]] [[ja:discuss]] [[vi:discuss]] [[zh:discuss]] 9554 2006-09-10T12:08:25Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: fi, ta ==Verb== {{wiktionary}} '''discuss''' # to [[talk]] about something #:''He '''discussed''' the issue.'' [[zh-min-nan:discuss]] [[en:discuss]] [[fr:discuss]] [[ko:discuss]] [[io:discuss]] [[it:discuss]] [[ja:discuss]] [[fi:discuss]] [[ta:discuss]] [[vi:discuss]] [[zh:discuss]] 13805 2006-12-19T01:29:05Z Brett 77 ==Verb== {{wiktionary}} {{verb|discuss|discusses|discussed|discussing} # ({{transitive verb}}) to [[talk]] about something #:''They '''discussed''' the issue.'' [[zh-min-nan:discuss]] [[en:discuss]] [[fr:discuss]] [[ko:discuss]] [[io:discuss]] [[it:discuss]] [[ja:discuss]] [[fi:discuss]] [[ta:discuss]] [[vi:discuss]] [[zh:discuss]] 13806 2006-12-19T01:29:22Z Brett 77 formatting ==Verb== {{wiktionary}} {{verb|discuss|discusses|discussed|discussing}} # ({{transitive verb}}) to [[talk]] about something #:''They '''discussed''' the issue.'' [[zh-min-nan:discuss]] [[en:discuss]] [[fr:discuss]] [[ko:discuss]] [[io:discuss]] [[it:discuss]] [[ja:discuss]] [[fi:discuss]] [[ta:discuss]] [[vi:discuss]] [[zh:discuss]] 1978 4948 2006-02-20T16:32:14Z Flcelloguy 44 Create ==Verb== {{wiktionary}} '''talk''' # to [[speak]]; any [[sound]] from a [[person|person's]] [[mouth]] #:''He '''talks''' with him [[daily]].'' ==Noun== '''talk''' # the actual [[sound]] or [[content]] produced #:''His '''talk''' is meaningless.'' 5367 2006-02-23T00:59:40Z Conversion script [[Talk]] moved to [[talk]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Verb== {{wiktionary}} '''talk''' # to [[speak]]; any [[sound]] from a [[person|person's]] [[mouth]] #:''He '''talks''' with him [[daily]].'' ==Noun== '''talk''' # the actual [[sound]] or [[content]] produced #:''His '''talk''' is meaningless.'' 7247 2006-07-16T13:35:49Z Brett 77 /* Verb */ ==Verb== {{verb|talk|talks|talked|talking}} {{wiktionary}} # to [[speak]]; any [[sound]] from a [[person|person's]] [[mouth]] #:''He '''talks''' with him [[daily]].'' ==Noun== '''talk''' # the actual [[sound]] or [[content]] produced #:''His '''talk''' is meaningless.'' 7724 2006-07-19T11:47:50Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, en, es, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ko, pt, ta, zh-min-nan ==Verb== {{verb|talk|talks|talked|talking}} {{wiktionary}} # to [[speak]]; any [[sound]] from a [[person|person's]] [[mouth]] #:''He '''talks''' with him [[daily]].'' ==Noun== '''talk''' # the actual [[sound]] or [[content]] produced #:''His '''talk''' is meaningless.'' [[zh-min-nan:talk]] [[de:talk]] [[en:talk]] [[es:talk]] [[fr:talk]] [[ko:talk]] [[io:talk]] [[it:talk]] [[hu:talk]] [[pt:talk]] [[fi:talk]] [[ta:talk]] 10561 2006-10-09T01:32:42Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[vi:talk]] ==Verb== {{verb|talk|talks|talked|talking}} {{wiktionary}} # to [[speak]]; any [[sound]] from a [[person|person's]] [[mouth]] #:''He '''talks''' with him [[daily]].'' ==Noun== '''talk''' # the actual [[sound]] or [[content]] produced #:''His '''talk''' is meaningless.'' [[zh-min-nan:talk]] [[de:talk]] [[en:talk]] [[es:talk]] [[fr:talk]] [[ko:talk]] [[io:talk]] [[it:talk]] [[hu:talk]] [[pt:talk]] [[fi:talk]] [[ta:talk]] [[vi:talk]] 12041 2006-11-09T18:07:23Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ja:talk]], [[ru:talk]] ==Verb== {{verb|talk|talks|talked|talking}} {{wiktionary}} # to [[speak]]; any [[sound]] from a [[person|person's]] [[mouth]] #:''He '''talks''' with him [[daily]].'' ==Noun== '''talk''' # the actual [[sound]] or [[content]] produced #:''His '''talk''' is meaningless.'' [[zh-min-nan:talk]] [[de:talk]] [[en:talk]] [[es:talk]] [[fr:talk]] [[ko:talk]] [[io:talk]] [[it:talk]] [[hu:talk]] [[ja:talk]] [[pt:talk]] [[ru:talk]] [[fi:talk]] [[ta:talk]] [[vi:talk]] 1979 4949 2006-02-20T16:34:42Z Flcelloguy 44 Create ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''web''' # a series of [[lines]], [[ideas]], or [[thoughts]] connected #:''Her '''web''' of [[thought]]s is [[complex]]. # a [[spiderweb]] #:''Look at that '''web'''!'' # the [[internet]] #:''I like viewing the '''web'''.'' 5389 2006-02-23T00:59:40Z Conversion script [[Web]] moved to [[web]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''web''' # a series of [[lines]], [[ideas]], or [[thoughts]] connected #:''Her '''web''' of [[thought]]s is [[complex]]. # a [[spiderweb]] #:''Look at that '''web'''!'' # the [[internet]] #:''I like viewing the '''web'''.'' 7248 2006-07-16T13:36:25Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ ==Noun== {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} # a series of [[lines]], [[ideas]], or [[thoughts]] connected #:''Her '''web''' of [[thought]]s is [[complex]]. # a [[spiderweb]] #:''Look at that '''web'''!'' # the [[internet]] #:''I like viewing the '''web'''.'' 7740 2006-07-19T12:24:01Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, nl, pt, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} # a series of [[lines]], [[ideas]], or [[thoughts]] connected #:''Her '''web''' of [[thought]]s is [[complex]]. # a [[spiderweb]] #:''Look at that '''web'''!'' # the [[internet]] #:''I like viewing the '''web'''.'' [[en:web]] [[fr:web]] [[hu:web]] [[nl:web]] [[pt:web]] [[fi:web]] [[zh:web]] 8706 2006-08-13T19:49:41Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ta ==Noun== {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} # a series of [[lines]], [[ideas]], or [[thoughts]] connected #:''Her '''web''' of [[thought]]s is [[complex]]. # a [[spiderweb]] #:''Look at that '''web'''!'' # the [[internet]] #:''I like viewing the '''web'''.'' [[en:web]] [[fr:web]] [[hu:web]] [[nl:web]] [[pt:web]] [[fi:web]] [[ta:web]] [[zh:web]] 11039 2006-10-14T13:34:36Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[vi:web]] ==Noun== {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} # a series of [[lines]], [[ideas]], or [[thoughts]] connected #:''Her '''web''' of [[thought]]s is [[complex]]. # a [[spiderweb]] #:''Look at that '''web'''!'' # the [[internet]] #:''I like viewing the '''web'''.'' [[en:web]] [[fr:web]] [[hu:web]] [[nl:web]] [[pt:web]] [[fi:web]] [[ta:web]] [[vi:web]] [[zh:web]] 11327 2006-10-18T20:33:52Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:web]] ==Noun== {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} # a series of [[lines]], [[ideas]], or [[thoughts]] connected #:''Her '''web''' of [[thought]]s is [[complex]]. # a [[spiderweb]] #:''Look at that '''web'''!'' # the [[internet]] #:''I like viewing the '''web'''.'' [[en:web]] [[fr:web]] [[hu:web]] [[nl:web]] [[pt:web]] [[ru:web]] [[fi:web]] [[ta:web]] [[vi:web]] [[zh:web]] 12055 2006-11-09T18:18:49Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[sv:web]] ==Noun== {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} # a series of [[lines]], [[ideas]], or [[thoughts]] connected #:''Her '''web''' of [[thought]]s is [[complex]]. # a [[spiderweb]] #:''Look at that '''web'''!'' # the [[internet]] #:''I like viewing the '''web'''.'' [[en:web]] [[fr:web]] [[hu:web]] [[nl:web]] [[pt:web]] [[ru:web]] [[fi:web]] [[sv:web]] [[ta:web]] [[vi:web]] [[zh:web]] 1980 4950 2006-02-20T16:36:16Z Flcelloguy 44 Create ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''IP address''' - ''Internet Proxy address'' # a [[number]] used to identify a computer #:''The '''IP address''' is 123.45.678.9.'' ==See also== *[[Wiktionary:What is an IP address?]] 5259 2006-02-23T00:59:38Z Conversion script [[IP address]] moved to [[iP address]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''IP address''' - ''Internet Proxy address'' # a [[number]] used to identify a computer #:''The '''IP address''' is 123.45.678.9.'' ==See also== *[[Wiktionary:What is an IP address?]] 6333 2006-04-14T13:46:24Z Jusjih 27 [[iP address]] moved to [[IP address]]: Begins with upper case ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''IP address''' - ''Internet Proxy address'' # a [[number]] used to identify a computer #:''The '''IP address''' is 123.45.678.9.'' ==See also== *[[Wiktionary:What is an IP address?]] 6335 2006-04-14T13:46:46Z Jusjih 27 Category ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''IP address''' - ''Internet Proxy address'' # a [[number]] used to identify a computer #:''The '''IP address''' is 123.45.678.9.'' ==See also== *[[Wiktionary:What is an IP address?]] [[Category:Nouns]] 7334 2006-07-18T20:34:37Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''IP address''' - ''Internet Proxy address'' # a [[number]] used to identify a computer #:''The '''IP address''' is 123.45.678.9.'' ==See also== *[[Wiktionary:What is an IP address?]] [[Category:Nouns]] [[en:IP address]] [[fi:IP address]] 11686 2006-11-01T12:38:32Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:IP address]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''IP address''' - ''Internet Proxy address'' # a [[number]] used to identify a computer #:''The '''IP address''' is 123.45.678.9.'' ==See also== *[[Wiktionary:What is an IP address?]] [[Category:Nouns]] [[en:IP address]] [[ru:IP address]] [[fi:IP address]] 1981 4951 2006-02-20T16:37:19Z Flcelloguy 44 Create ==Verb== {{wiktionary}} '''speak''' # to [[talk]] #:''He '''speaks''' with him [[daily]].'' 5359 2006-02-23T00:59:40Z Conversion script [[Speak]] moved to [[speak]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Verb== {{wiktionary}} '''speak''' # to [[talk]] #:''He '''speaks''' with him [[daily]].'' 7204 2006-07-16T02:21:19Z Brett 77 /* Verb */ ==Verb== {{verb2|speak|speaks|spoke|spoken|speaking}} {{wiktionary}} # to [[talk]] #:''He '''speaks''' with him [[daily]].'' 7697 2006-07-19T10:52:36Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: el, en, es, fi, fr, gl, hu, io, it, ko, pl, ru, sv, ta, uk, zh ==Verb== {{verb2|speak|speaks|spoke|spoken|speaking}} {{wiktionary}} # to [[talk]] #:''He '''speaks''' with him [[daily]].'' [[el:speak]] [[en:speak]] [[es:speak]] [[fr:speak]] [[gl:speak]] [[ko:speak]] [[io:speak]] [[it:speak]] [[hu:speak]] [[pl:speak]] [[ru:speak]] [[fi:speak]] [[sv:speak]] [[ta:speak]] [[uk:speak]] [[zh:speak]] 10898 2006-10-13T00:47:16Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[vi:speak]] ==Verb== {{verb2|speak|speaks|spoke|spoken|speaking}} {{wiktionary}} # to [[talk]] #:''He '''speaks''' with him [[daily]].'' [[el:speak]] [[en:speak]] [[es:speak]] [[fr:speak]] [[gl:speak]] [[ko:speak]] [[io:speak]] [[it:speak]] [[hu:speak]] [[pl:speak]] [[ru:speak]] [[fi:speak]] [[sv:speak]] [[ta:speak]] [[vi:speak]] [[uk:speak]] [[zh:speak]] 11631 2006-10-30T07:19:26Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ja:speak]] ==Verb== {{verb2|speak|speaks|spoke|spoken|speaking}} {{wiktionary}} # to [[talk]] #:''He '''speaks''' with him [[daily]].'' [[el:speak]] [[en:speak]] [[es:speak]] [[fr:speak]] [[gl:speak]] [[ko:speak]] [[io:speak]] [[it:speak]] [[hu:speak]] [[ja:speak]] [[pl:speak]] [[ru:speak]] [[fi:speak]] [[sv:speak]] [[ta:speak]] [[vi:speak]] [[uk:speak]] [[zh:speak]] 14073 2006-12-21T00:48:30Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:speak]] ==Verb== {{verb2|speak|speaks|spoke|spoken|speaking}} {{wiktionary}} # to [[talk]] #:''He '''speaks''' with him [[daily]].'' [[el:speak]] [[en:speak]] [[es:speak]] [[fr:speak]] [[gl:speak]] [[ko:speak]] [[io:speak]] [[it:speak]] [[kk:speak]] [[hu:speak]] [[ja:speak]] [[pl:speak]] [[ru:speak]] [[fi:speak]] [[sv:speak]] [[ta:speak]] [[vi:speak]] [[uk:speak]] [[zh:speak]] 1982 4952 2006-02-20T16:38:43Z Flcelloguy 44 Create ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''sound''' # any [[noise]]; something that can be [[heard]] by the [[ear]]s #:''There was a loud '''sound'''.'' 5357 2006-02-23T00:59:40Z Conversion script [[Sound]] moved to [[sound]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''sound''' # any [[noise]]; something that can be [[heard]] by the [[ear]]s #:''There was a loud '''sound'''.'' 7699 2006-07-19T10:56:26Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ang, en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, pt, sr, sv, ta, zh ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''sound''' # any [[noise]]; something that can be [[heard]] by the [[ear]]s #:''There was a loud '''sound'''.'' [[ang:sound]] [[en:sound]] [[fr:sound]] [[io:sound]] [[it:sound]] [[hu:sound]] [[pt:sound]] [[sr:sound]] [[fi:sound]] [[sv:sound]] [[ta:sound]] [[zh:sound]] 8682 2006-08-13T19:44:12Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''sound''' # any [[noise]]; something that can be [[heard]] by the [[ear]]s #:''There was a loud '''sound'''.'' [[ang:sound]] [[en:sound]] [[fr:sound]] [[io:sound]] [[it:sound]] [[hu:sound]] [[pt:sound]] [[sr:sound]] [[fi:sound]] [[sv:sound]] [[ta:sound]] [[vi:sound]] [[zh:sound]] 10893 2006-10-12T22:58:10Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:sound]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''sound''' # any [[noise]]; something that can be [[heard]] by the [[ear]]s #:''There was a loud '''sound'''.'' [[ang:sound]] [[en:sound]] [[fr:sound]] [[io:sound]] [[it:sound]] [[kk:sound]] [[hu:sound]] [[pt:sound]] [[sr:sound]] [[fi:sound]] [[sv:sound]] [[ta:sound]] [[vi:sound]] [[zh:sound]] 11339 2006-10-18T22:56:13Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:sound]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''sound''' # any [[noise]]; something that can be [[heard]] by the [[ear]]s #:''There was a loud '''sound'''.'' [[ang:sound]] [[en:sound]] [[fr:sound]] [[io:sound]] [[it:sound]] [[kk:sound]] [[hu:sound]] [[pt:sound]] [[ru:sound]] [[sr:sound]] [[fi:sound]] [[sv:sound]] [[ta:sound]] [[vi:sound]] [[zh:sound]] 13072 2006-11-30T14:01:01Z Brett 77 + verb ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} {{noun}} # any [[noise]]; something that can be [[heard]] by the [[ear]]s #:''There was a loud '''sound'''.'' ==Verb== # ({{linking verb}}) If something '''sounds''' a particular way, you [[think]] it is that way when you [[hear]] or [[read]] about it. #: ''The restaurant '''sounds''' great.'' [[ang:sound]] [[en:sound]] [[fr:sound]] [[io:sound]] [[it:sound]] [[kk:sound]] [[hu:sound]] [[pt:sound]] [[ru:sound]] [[sr:sound]] [[fi:sound]] [[sv:sound]] [[ta:sound]] [[vi:sound]] [[zh:sound]] 13440 2006-12-06T21:00:33Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:sound]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} {{noun}} # any [[noise]]; something that can be [[heard]] by the [[ear]]s #:''There was a loud '''sound'''.'' ==Verb== # ({{linking verb}}) If something '''sounds''' a particular way, you [[think]] it is that way when you [[hear]] or [[read]] about it. #: ''The restaurant '''sounds''' great.'' [[ang:sound]] [[en:sound]] [[fa:sound]] [[fr:sound]] [[io:sound]] [[it:sound]] [[kk:sound]] [[hu:sound]] [[pt:sound]] [[ru:sound]] [[sr:sound]] [[fi:sound]] [[sv:sound]] [[ta:sound]] [[vi:sound]] [[zh:sound]] 14072 2006-12-21T00:30:00Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ku:sound]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} {{noun}} # any [[noise]]; something that can be [[heard]] by the [[ear]]s #:''There was a loud '''sound'''.'' ==Verb== # ({{linking verb}}) If something '''sounds''' a particular way, you [[think]] it is that way when you [[hear]] or [[read]] about it. #: ''The restaurant '''sounds''' great.'' [[ang:sound]] [[en:sound]] [[fa:sound]] [[fr:sound]] [[io:sound]] [[it:sound]] [[kk:sound]] [[ku:sound]] [[hu:sound]] [[pt:sound]] [[ru:sound]] [[sr:sound]] [[fi:sound]] [[sv:sound]] [[ta:sound]] [[vi:sound]] [[zh:sound]] 1983 4954 2006-02-20T16:40:06Z Flcelloguy 44 Create ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''person''' # a [[human]] #:''She is a kind '''person'''.'' 5327 2006-02-23T00:59:39Z Conversion script [[Person]] moved to [[person]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''person''' # a [[human]] #:''She is a kind '''person'''.'' 7662 2006-07-19T09:36:58Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fa, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, ko, pl, pt, sv, zh, zh-min-nan ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''person''' # a [[human]] #:''She is a kind '''person'''.'' [[zh-min-nan:person]] [[en:person]] [[fa:person]] [[fr:person]] [[ko:person]] [[io:person]] [[it:person]] [[hu:person]] [[ja:person]] [[pl:person]] [[pt:person]] [[fi:person]] [[sv:person]] [[zh:person]] 7967 2006-07-22T23:35:40Z Kappa 92 For more than one person, we normally say "[[people]]" not "persons". ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''person''' # a [[human]] #:''She is a kind '''person'''.'' ===Notes=== For more than one person, we normally say "[[people]]" not "persons". [[zh-min-nan:person]] [[en:person]] [[fa:person]] [[fr:person]] [[ko:person]] [[io:person]] [[it:person]] [[hu:person]] [[ja:person]] [[pl:person]] [[pt:person]] [[fi:person]] [[sv:person]] [[zh:person]] 8437 2006-08-03T02:19:46Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} {{noun|person|people}} # a [[human]] #:''She is a kind '''person'''.'' ===Notes=== For more than one person, we normally say "[[people]]" not "persons", but ''persons'' is used in special situations. [[zh-min-nan:person]] [[en:person]] [[fa:person]] [[fr:person]] [[ko:person]] [[io:person]] [[it:person]] [[hu:person]] [[ja:person]] [[pl:person]] [[pt:person]] [[fi:person]] [[sv:person]] [[zh:person]] 8666 2006-08-13T19:38:41Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ta ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} {{noun|person|people}} # a [[human]] #:''She is a kind '''person'''.'' ===Notes=== For more than one person, we normally say "[[people]]" not "persons", but ''persons'' is used in special situations. [[zh-min-nan:person]] [[en:person]] [[fa:person]] [[fr:person]] [[ko:person]] [[io:person]] [[it:person]] [[hu:person]] [[ja:person]] [[pl:person]] [[pt:person]] [[fi:person]] [[sv:person]] [[ta:person]] [[zh:person]] 9723 2006-09-10T14:00:34Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: da, hy, vi ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} {{noun|person|people}} # a [[human]] #:''She is a kind '''person'''.'' ===Notes=== For more than one person, we normally say "[[people]]" not "persons", but ''persons'' is used in special situations. [[zh-min-nan:person]] [[da:person]] [[en:person]] [[fa:person]] [[fr:person]] [[ko:person]] [[hy:person]] [[io:person]] [[it:person]] [[hu:person]] [[ja:person]] [[pl:person]] [[pt:person]] [[fi:person]] [[sv:person]] [[ta:person]] [[vi:person]] [[zh:person]] 10554 2006-10-08T22:49:32Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:person]], [[uk:person]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} {{noun|person|people}} # a [[human]] #:''She is a kind '''person'''.'' ===Notes=== For more than one person, we normally say "[[people]]" not "persons", but ''persons'' is used in special situations. [[zh-min-nan:person]] [[da:person]] [[en:person]] [[fa:person]] [[fr:person]] [[ko:person]] [[hy:person]] [[io:person]] [[it:person]] [[kk:person]] [[hu:person]] [[ja:person]] [[pl:person]] [[pt:person]] [[fi:person]] [[sv:person]] [[ta:person]] [[vi:person]] [[uk:person]] [[zh:person]] 11681 2006-10-31T18:30:05Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:person]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} {{noun|person|people}} # a [[human]] #:''She is a kind '''person'''.'' ===Notes=== For more than one person, we normally say "[[people]]" not "persons", but ''persons'' is used in special situations. [[zh-min-nan:person]] [[da:person]] [[en:person]] [[fa:person]] [[fr:person]] [[ko:person]] [[hy:person]] [[io:person]] [[it:person]] [[kk:person]] [[hu:person]] [[ja:person]] [[pl:person]] [[pt:person]] [[ru:person]] [[fi:person]] [[sv:person]] [[ta:person]] [[vi:person]] [[uk:person]] [[zh:person]] 14011 2006-12-20T14:22:47Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ku:person]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} {{noun|person|people}} # a [[human]] #:''She is a kind '''person'''.'' ===Notes=== For more than one person, we normally say "[[people]]" not "persons", but ''persons'' is used in special situations. [[zh-min-nan:person]] [[da:person]] [[en:person]] [[fa:person]] [[fr:person]] [[ko:person]] [[hy:person]] [[io:person]] [[it:person]] [[kk:person]] [[ku:person]] [[hu:person]] [[ja:person]] [[pl:person]] [[pt:person]] [[ru:person]] [[fi:person]] [[sv:person]] [[ta:person]] [[vi:person]] [[uk:person]] [[zh:person]] 14326 2006-12-22T02:19:33Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} {{noun|person|people}} # a [[human]] #:''She is a kind '''person'''.'' ===Notes=== For more than one person, we normally say "[[people]]" not "persons", but ''[[persons]]'' is used in special situations. [[zh-min-nan:person]] [[da:person]] [[en:person]] [[fa:person]] [[fr:person]] [[ko:person]] [[hy:person]] [[io:person]] [[it:person]] [[kk:person]] [[ku:person]] [[hu:person]] [[ja:person]] [[pl:person]] [[pt:person]] [[ru:person]] [[fi:person]] [[sv:person]] [[ta:person]] [[vi:person]] [[uk:person]] [[zh:person]] 1984 4955 2006-02-20T16:41:00Z Flcelloguy 44 Create ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''human''' # a [[person]]; a member of the ''Homo sapien'' [[species]] #:''She is '''human''', after all.'' 5255 2006-02-23T00:59:38Z Conversion script [[Human]] moved to [[human]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''human''' # a [[person]]; a member of the ''Homo sapien'' [[species]] #:''She is '''human''', after all.'' 7496 2006-07-19T03:35:40Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: el, en, es, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, pl, pt, sv, ta, zh ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''human''' # a [[person]]; a member of the ''Homo sapien'' [[species]] #:''She is '''human''', after all.'' [[el:human]] [[en:human]] [[es:human]] [[fr:human]] [[io:human]] [[it:human]] [[hu:human]] [[ja:human]] [[pl:human]] [[pt:human]] [[fi:human]] [[sv:human]] [[ta:human]] [[zh:human]] 7952 2006-07-22T21:50:02Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} {{noun}} # a [[person]]; a member of the ''Homo sapien'' [[species]] #:''She is '''human''', after all.'' [[el:human]] [[en:human]] [[es:human]] [[fr:human]] [[io:human]] [[it:human]] [[hu:human]] [[ja:human]] [[pl:human]] [[pt:human]] [[fi:human]] [[sv:human]] [[ta:human]] [[zh:human]] 9020 2006-08-21T23:52:12Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} {{noun}} # a [[person]]; a member of the ''Homo sapien'' [[species]] #:''She is '''human''', after all.'' [[el:human]] [[en:human]] [[es:human]] [[fr:human]] [[hy:human]] [[io:human]] [[it:human]] [[hu:human]] [[ja:human]] [[pl:human]] [[pt:human]] [[fi:human]] [[sv:human]] [[ta:human]] [[zh:human]] 9631 2006-09-10T12:53:24Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} {{noun}} # a [[person]]; a member of the ''Homo sapien'' [[species]] #:''She is '''human''', after all.'' [[el:human]] [[en:human]] [[es:human]] [[fr:human]] [[hy:human]] [[io:human]] [[it:human]] [[hu:human]] [[ja:human]] [[pl:human]] [[pt:human]] [[fi:human]] [[sv:human]] [[ta:human]] [[vi:human]] [[zh:human]] 10367 2006-10-04T22:05:47Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:human]], [[ky:human]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} {{noun}} # a [[person]]; a member of the ''Homo sapien'' [[species]] #:''She is '''human''', after all.'' [[el:human]] [[en:human]] [[es:human]] [[fa:human]] [[fr:human]] [[hy:human]] [[io:human]] [[it:human]] [[ky:human]] [[hu:human]] [[ja:human]] [[pl:human]] [[pt:human]] [[fi:human]] [[sv:human]] [[ta:human]] [[vi:human]] [[zh:human]] 10740 2006-10-10T13:29:39Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ku:human]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} {{noun}} # a [[person]]; a member of the ''Homo sapien'' [[species]] #:''She is '''human''', after all.'' [[el:human]] [[en:human]] [[es:human]] [[fa:human]] [[fr:human]] [[hy:human]] [[io:human]] [[it:human]] [[ky:human]] [[ku:human]] [[hu:human]] [[ja:human]] [[pl:human]] [[pt:human]] [[fi:human]] [[sv:human]] [[ta:human]] [[vi:human]] [[zh:human]] 10960 2006-10-13T19:00:51Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:human]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} {{noun}} # a [[person]]; a member of the ''Homo sapien'' [[species]] #:''She is '''human''', after all.'' [[el:human]] [[en:human]] [[es:human]] [[fa:human]] [[fr:human]] [[hy:human]] [[io:human]] [[it:human]] [[kk:human]] [[ky:human]] [[ku:human]] [[hu:human]] [[ja:human]] [[pl:human]] [[pt:human]] [[fi:human]] [[sv:human]] [[ta:human]] [[vi:human]] [[zh:human]] 11301 2006-10-18T15:27:50Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:human]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} {{noun}} # a [[person]]; a member of the ''Homo sapien'' [[species]] #:''She is '''human''', after all.'' [[el:human]] [[en:human]] [[es:human]] [[fa:human]] [[fr:human]] [[hy:human]] [[io:human]] [[it:human]] [[kk:human]] [[ky:human]] [[ku:human]] [[hu:human]] [[ja:human]] [[pl:human]] [[pt:human]] [[ru:human]] [[fi:human]] [[sv:human]] [[ta:human]] [[vi:human]] [[zh:human]] 13893 2006-12-19T17:21:13Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[de:human]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} {{noun}} # a [[person]]; a member of the ''Homo sapien'' [[species]] #:''She is '''human''', after all.'' [[de:human]] [[el:human]] [[en:human]] [[es:human]] [[fa:human]] [[fr:human]] [[hy:human]] [[io:human]] [[it:human]] [[kk:human]] [[ky:human]] [[ku:human]] [[hu:human]] [[ja:human]] [[pl:human]] [[pt:human]] [[ru:human]] [[fi:human]] [[sv:human]] [[ta:human]] [[vi:human]] [[zh:human]] 14208 2006-12-21T16:37:21Z Brett 77 ==Adjective== {{Stub}} ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} {{noun}} # a [[person]]; a member of the ''Homo sapien'' [[species]] #:''What effect are we '''humans''' having on the natural world?'' [[de:human]] [[el:human]] [[en:human]] [[es:human]] [[fa:human]] [[fr:human]] [[hy:human]] [[io:human]] [[it:human]] [[kk:human]] [[ky:human]] [[ku:human]] [[hu:human]] [[ja:human]] [[pl:human]] [[pt:human]] [[ru:human]] [[fi:human]] [[sv:human]] [[ta:human]] [[vi:human]] [[zh:human]] 1985 4956 2006-02-20T16:42:00Z Flcelloguy 44 Create ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} {{wikipedia}} '''species''' # the most specific level in the scientific tree #:''[[Human]]s are of the ''Homo Sapien'' '''species'''.'' 5361 2006-02-23T00:59:40Z Conversion script [[Species]] moved to [[species]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} {{wikipedia}} '''species''' # the most specific level in the scientific tree #:''[[Human]]s are of the ''Homo Sapien'' '''species'''.'' 7696 2006-07-19T10:50:26Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, en, fi, fr, io, it, ko, la, nl, pl, zh ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} {{wikipedia}} '''species''' # the most specific level in the scientific tree #:''[[Human]]s are of the ''Homo Sapien'' '''species'''.'' [[de:species]] [[en:species]] [[fr:species]] [[ko:species]] [[io:species]] [[it:species]] [[la:species]] [[nl:species]] [[pl:species]] [[fi:species]] [[zh:species]] 10218 2006-09-24T14:02:32Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[vi:species]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} {{wikipedia}} '''species''' # the most specific level in the scientific tree #:''[[Human]]s are of the ''Homo Sapien'' '''species'''.'' [[de:species]] [[en:species]] [[fr:species]] [[ko:species]] [[io:species]] [[it:species]] [[la:species]] [[nl:species]] [[pl:species]] [[fi:species]] [[vi:species]] [[zh:species]] 12009 2006-11-09T17:53:25Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ru:species]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} {{wikipedia}} '''species''' # the most specific level in the scientific tree #:''[[Human]]s are of the ''Homo Sapien'' '''species'''.'' [[de:species]] [[en:species]] [[fr:species]] [[ko:species]] [[io:species]] [[it:species]] [[la:species]] [[nl:species]] [[pl:species]] [[ru:species]] [[fi:species]] [[vi:species]] [[zh:species]] 1986 4957 2006-02-20T16:43:07Z Flcelloguy 44 Create ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''mouth''' # a part of the [[face]] used for [[eat|eating]] and [[talk|talking]] #:''He opened his '''mouth''' to [[speak]].'' 4958 2006-02-20T16:43:49Z Flcelloguy 44 +V ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''mouth''' # a part of the [[face]] used for [[eat|eating]] and [[talk|talking]] #:''He opened his '''mouth''' to [[speak]].'' ==Verb== '''mouth''' #to silently [[speak]] #:''He '''mouthed''' the answers to her.'' 5307 2006-02-23T00:59:39Z Conversion script [[Mouth]] moved to [[mouth]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''mouth''' # a part of the [[face]] used for [[eat|eating]] and [[talk|talking]] #:''He opened his '''mouth''' to [[speak]].'' ==Verb== '''mouth''' #to silently [[speak]] #:''He '''mouthed''' the answers to her.'' 7617 2006-07-19T07:58:10Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ang, el, en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, ko, la, pl, ru, sr, sv, ta, uk, zh ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''mouth''' # a part of the [[face]] used for [[eat|eating]] and [[talk|talking]] #:''He opened his '''mouth''' to [[speak]].'' ==Verb== '''mouth''' #to silently [[speak]] #:''He '''mouthed''' the answers to her.'' [[ang:mouth]] [[el:mouth]] [[en:mouth]] [[fr:mouth]] [[ko:mouth]] [[io:mouth]] [[it:mouth]] [[la:mouth]] [[hu:mouth]] [[ja:mouth]] [[pl:mouth]] [[ru:mouth]] [[sr:mouth]] [[fi:mouth]] [[sv:mouth]] [[ta:mouth]] [[uk:mouth]] [[zh:mouth]] 7957 2006-07-22T21:59:50Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Lips_in_photo.jpg|thumb|a mouth]] {{wiktionary}} # a part of the [[face]] used for [[eat|eating]] and [[talk|talking]] #:''He opened his '''mouth''' to [[speak]].'' ==Verb== '''mouth''' #to silently [[speak]] #:''He '''mouthed''' the answers to her.'' [[ang:mouth]] [[el:mouth]] [[en:mouth]] [[fr:mouth]] [[ko:mouth]] [[io:mouth]] [[it:mouth]] [[la:mouth]] [[hu:mouth]] [[ja:mouth]] [[pl:mouth]] [[ru:mouth]] [[sr:mouth]] [[fi:mouth]] [[sv:mouth]] [[ta:mouth]] [[uk:mouth]] [[zh:mouth]] 8042 2006-07-24T11:03:21Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Lips_in_photo.jpg|thumb|a mouth]] {{wiktionary}} # a part of the [[face]] used for [[eat|eating]] and [[talk|talking]] #:''He opened his '''mouth''' to [[speak]].'' {{head}} {{body}} ==Verb== '''mouth''' #to silently [[speak]] #:''He '''mouthed''' the answers to her.'' [[ang:mouth]] [[el:mouth]] [[en:mouth]] [[fr:mouth]] [[ko:mouth]] [[io:mouth]] [[it:mouth]] [[la:mouth]] [[hu:mouth]] [[ja:mouth]] [[pl:mouth]] [[ru:mouth]] [[sr:mouth]] [[fi:mouth]] [[sv:mouth]] [[ta:mouth]] [[uk:mouth]] [[zh:mouth]] 9701 2006-09-10T13:43:24Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy, zh-min-nan ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Lips_in_photo.jpg|thumb|a mouth]] {{wiktionary}} # a part of the [[face]] used for [[eat|eating]] and [[talk|talking]] #:''He opened his '''mouth''' to [[speak]].'' {{head}} {{body}} ==Verb== '''mouth''' #to silently [[speak]] #:''He '''mouthed''' the answers to her.'' [[ang:mouth]] [[zh-min-nan:mouth]] [[el:mouth]] [[en:mouth]] [[fr:mouth]] [[ko:mouth]] [[hy:mouth]] [[io:mouth]] [[it:mouth]] [[la:mouth]] [[hu:mouth]] [[ja:mouth]] [[pl:mouth]] [[ru:mouth]] [[sr:mouth]] [[fi:mouth]] [[sv:mouth]] [[ta:mouth]] [[uk:mouth]] [[zh:mouth]] 10143 2006-09-24T13:30:48Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[es:mouth]], [[tr:mouth]], [[vi:mouth]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Lips_in_photo.jpg|thumb|a mouth]] {{wiktionary}} # a part of the [[face]] used for [[eat|eating]] and [[talk|talking]] #:''He opened his '''mouth''' to [[speak]].'' {{head}} {{body}} ==Verb== '''mouth''' #to silently [[speak]] #:''He '''mouthed''' the answers to her.'' [[ang:mouth]] [[zh-min-nan:mouth]] [[el:mouth]] [[en:mouth]] [[es:mouth]] [[fr:mouth]] [[ko:mouth]] [[hy:mouth]] [[io:mouth]] [[it:mouth]] [[la:mouth]] [[hu:mouth]] [[ja:mouth]] [[pl:mouth]] [[ru:mouth]] [[sr:mouth]] [[fi:mouth]] [[sv:mouth]] [[ta:mouth]] [[vi:mouth]] [[tr:mouth]] [[uk:mouth]] [[zh:mouth]] 10547 2006-10-08T21:06:00Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:mouth]], [[ky:mouth]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Lips_in_photo.jpg|thumb|a mouth]] {{wiktionary}} # a part of the [[face]] used for [[eat|eating]] and [[talk|talking]] #:''He opened his '''mouth''' to [[speak]].'' {{head}} {{body}} ==Verb== '''mouth''' #to silently [[speak]] #:''He '''mouthed''' the answers to her.'' [[ang:mouth]] [[zh-min-nan:mouth]] [[el:mouth]] [[en:mouth]] [[es:mouth]] [[fr:mouth]] [[ko:mouth]] [[hy:mouth]] [[io:mouth]] [[it:mouth]] [[kk:mouth]] [[ky:mouth]] [[la:mouth]] [[hu:mouth]] [[ja:mouth]] [[pl:mouth]] [[ru:mouth]] [[sr:mouth]] [[fi:mouth]] [[sv:mouth]] [[ta:mouth]] [[vi:mouth]] [[tr:mouth]] [[uk:mouth]] [[zh:mouth]] 1987 4959 2006-02-20T16:45:49Z Flcelloguy 44 Create ==Adjective== {{wiktionary}} '''daily''' # used to describe something done every single [[day]] #:''He kept a '''daily''' diary.'' ==Adverb== '''daily''' # something done once a [[day]] #:''He smokes '''daily'''.'' 5079 2006-02-23T00:27:23Z Flcelloguy 44 Fix template ==Adjective== {{Wiktionary}} '''daily''' # used to describe something done every single [[day]] #:''He kept a '''daily''' diary.'' ==Adverb== '''daily''' # something done once a [[day]] #:''He smokes '''daily'''.'' 5087 2006-02-23T00:33:40Z Gmcfoley 41 [[Daily]] moved to [[daily]] ==Adjective== {{Wiktionary}} '''daily''' # used to describe something done every single [[day]] #:''He kept a '''daily''' diary.'' ==Adverb== '''daily''' # something done once a [[day]] #:''He smokes '''daily'''.'' 5807 2006-03-12T22:02:41Z H2g2bob 43 ==Adjective== {{Wiktionary}} '''daily''' # used to describe something done every single [[day]] #:''He kept a '''daily''' diary.'' ==Adverb== '''daily''' # something done once a [[day]] #:''He smokes '''daily'''.'' {{wotd|2006|02|22}} 5832 2006-03-13T03:18:02Z Cromwellt 61 moved template, added related words, adjective template {{wotd|2006|02|22}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|daily||}} # used to describe something done every [[day]]. #:''He kept a '''daily''' diary.'' ==Adverb== '''daily''' # something done once a [[day]]. #:''He showers '''daily'''.'' ===Related words=== *[[hourly]] *[[weekly]] *[[monthly]] *[[yearly]] [[en:daily]] 7459 2006-07-19T02:00:06Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ang, el, fi, hu, it, pt, ta, zh {{wotd|2006|02|22}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|daily||}} # used to describe something done every [[day]]. #:''He kept a '''daily''' diary.'' ==Adverb== '''daily''' # something done once a [[day]]. #:''He showers '''daily'''.'' ===Related words=== *[[hourly]] *[[weekly]] *[[monthly]] *[[yearly]] [[ang:daily]] [[el:daily]] [[en:daily]] [[it:daily]] [[hu:daily]] [[pt:daily]] [[fi:daily]] [[ta:daily]] [[zh:daily]] 8617 2006-08-13T19:16:38Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: io {{wotd|2006|02|22}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|daily||}} # used to describe something done every [[day]]. #:''He kept a '''daily''' diary.'' ==Adverb== '''daily''' # something done once a [[day]]. #:''He showers '''daily'''.'' ===Related words=== *[[hourly]] *[[weekly]] *[[monthly]] *[[yearly]] [[ang:daily]] [[el:daily]] [[en:daily]] [[io:daily]] [[it:daily]] [[hu:daily]] [[pt:daily]] [[fi:daily]] [[ta:daily]] [[zh:daily]] 10018 2006-09-24T12:42:28Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[fr:daily]], [[vi:daily]] {{wotd|2006|02|22}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|daily||}} # used to describe something done every [[day]]. #:''He kept a '''daily''' diary.'' ==Adverb== '''daily''' # something done once a [[day]]. #:''He showers '''daily'''.'' ===Related words=== *[[hourly]] *[[weekly]] *[[monthly]] *[[yearly]] [[ang:daily]] [[el:daily]] [[en:daily]] [[fr:daily]] [[io:daily]] [[it:daily]] [[hu:daily]] [[pt:daily]] [[fi:daily]] [[ta:daily]] [[vi:daily]] [[zh:daily]] 1988 4961 2006-02-20T16:46:27Z Flcelloguy 44 Redir #REDIRECT [[Line]] 5289 2006-02-23T00:59:39Z Conversion script [[Lines]] moved to [[lines]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[Line]] 9850 2006-09-16T02:03:23Z Brett 77 Redirecting to [[line]] #REDIRECT [[line]] 1989 4962 2006-02-20T16:46:40Z Flcelloguy 44 red #REDIRECT [[Idea]] 5263 2006-02-23T00:59:38Z Conversion script [[Ideas]] moved to [[ideas]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[Idea]] 6266 2006-03-31T14:34:13Z Cromwellt 61 replaced redir with entry ==Noun== {{noun}} # [[plural|More than one]] idea. #: ''I had two ideas that day.'' # A [[set]] of ideas. #: ''He told me his ideas on conservation.'' [[en:ideas]] 6267 2006-03-31T14:34:51Z Cromwellt 61 fixed template box ==Noun== {{noun|idea|ideas}} # [[plural|More than one]] idea. #: ''I had two ideas that day.'' # A [[set]] of ideas. #: ''He told me his ideas on conservation.'' [[en:ideas]] 14082 2006-12-21T01:11:59Z Brett 77 formatting ==Noun== {{noun|idea|ideas}} # [[plural|More than one]] idea. #: ''I had two '''ideas''' that day.'' # A [[set]] of '''ideas'''. #: ''He told me his '''ideas''' on conservation.'' [[en:ideas]] 1990 4984 2006-02-20T17:28:12Z Flcelloguy 44 Create basic page A '''edit summary''' is a message you type in the box when you edit. You can describe what you changed. It helps us keep track of the site. 6158 2006-03-23T21:02:25Z Cromwellt 61 added info A '''edit summary''' is a message you type in the small box when you edit. You can describe what you changed. Every edit appears on the [[Special:Recentchanges|Newest changes]] page, and an edit summary helps others know what changes were made. It helps us keep track of the site. ==See also== [[help:contents]] 6159 2006-03-23T21:05:13Z Cromwellt 61 fixed link, added links, etc. A '''edit summary''' is a [[message]] you type in the small box when you [[Wiktionary:How to edit|edit]]. You can describe what you changed. Every edit appears on the [[Special:Recentchanges|newest changes]] page, and an edit [[summary]] helps others know what changes were made. It helps us keep track of the site. ==See also== [[Help:Contents]] 1991 4991 2006-02-20T18:24:03Z Cromwellt 61 normal use? What does this page do, normally? Should we adapt this page for our project? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:24, 20 February 2006 (UTC) 1992 4996 2006-02-21T13:41:31Z H2g2bob 43 {{wiktionary}} ==Adjective== '''quiet''' # Without [[talking]] # Very little or no [[noise]] #: The church was '''quiet'''. # Very little or no [[distraction]]s or [[people]]. #: The shop was '''quiet''', as it was almost empty == Verb == '''quiet''', quiets, quieted, quieting # To become or make something [[quiet]] #: Be '''quiet'''! ''(asking somebody not to talk).'' == Related Words and Phrases == === Sometimes Confused With === * [[quite]] === Words with Similar Meanings === * [[silent]], [[silence]] * [[calm]] * [[still]] * [[shut up]] === Words with Opposite Meanings === * [[noisy]] * [[loud]] 4997 2006-02-21T13:42:04Z H2g2bob 43 ==Adjective== {{wiktionary}} '''quiet''' # Without [[talking]] # Very little or no [[noise]] #: The church was '''quiet'''. # Very little or no [[distraction]]s or [[people]]. #: The shop was '''quiet''', as it was almost empty == Verb == '''quiet''', quiets, quieted, quieting # To become or make something [[quiet]] #: Be '''quiet'''! ''(asking somebody not to talk).'' == Related Words and Phrases == === Sometimes Confused With === * [[quite]] === Words with Similar Meanings === * [[silent]], [[silence]] * [[calm]] * [[still]] * [[shut up]] === Words with Opposite Meanings === * [[noisy]] * [[loud]] 5339 2006-02-23T00:59:40Z Conversion script [[Quiet]] moved to [[quiet]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Adjective== {{wiktionary}} '''quiet''' # Without [[talking]] # Very little or no [[noise]] #: The church was '''quiet'''. # Very little or no [[distraction]]s or [[people]]. #: The shop was '''quiet''', as it was almost empty == Verb == '''quiet''', quiets, quieted, quieting # To become or make something [[quiet]] #: Be '''quiet'''! ''(asking somebody not to talk).'' == Related Words and Phrases == === Sometimes Confused With === * [[quite]] === Words with Similar Meanings === * [[silent]], [[silence]] * [[calm]] * [[still]] * [[shut up]] === Words with Opposite Meanings === * [[noisy]] * [[loud]] 5923 2006-03-13T08:35:56Z Cromwellt 61 revamped entry, wotd {{wotd|2006|04|01}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|quiet|quieter|quietest}} # Silent or with very little [[noise]]. #: ''We entered the quiet room.'' # [[Calm]] or [[mild]]. #: ''He had a quiet manner.'' #: ''The windows look over a quiet lake.'' # [[Subtle]] or subdued. #: ''That color is very quiet.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''silent'') [[silent]], [[muffled]], [[soft]], [[inaudible]], [[low]], [[hushed]], [[gentle]] *(''calm'') [[calm]], [[mild]], [[smooth]], [[relaxed]], [[relaxing]], [[peaceful]], [[serene]], [[still]], [[tranquil]], [[uninterrupted]], [[undisturbed]], [[cool]], [[composed]], [[unruffled]] *(''subtle'') [[subtle]], [[subdued]], [[muted]], [[understated]], [[restrained]], [[unobtrusive]], [[discreet]], [[reserved]], [[tasteful]] ===Antonyms=== *(''silent'') [[loud]], [[noisy]], [[raucous]], [[deafening]], [[earsplitting]], [[piercing]], [[strident]], [[thunderous]], [[shrill]], [[voluble]], [[riotous]], [[blaring]] *(''calm'') [[agitated]], [[rowdy]], [[boisterous]], [[forceful]], [[riotous]], [[vociferous]], [[nervous]], [[restless]], [[troubled]], [[disturbed]], [[uptight]], [[disconcerted]], [[frantic]], [[tense]], [[stressed]], [[distressed]] *(''subtle'') [[obvious]], [[clear]], [[noticeable]], [[apparent]], [[evident]], [[tasteless]], [[blaring]], [[expressive]], [[effusive]], [[rowdy]], [[lurid]], [[flamboyant]], [[brassy]], [[brash]], [[flashy]], [[gaudy]], [[vulgar]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[quiet as a mouse]] *[[quiet as church-mice]] *[[too quiet]] ===Sometimes confused with=== *[[quite]] ==Verb== {{verb|quiet|quiets|quieted|quieting}} # To calm or [[soften]], as a sound. #: ''She quieted the cries of her baby.'' # To [[remove]], [[allay]]. #: ''The manager quieted their protest with a few words.'' #: ''Her presence quiets his fears.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''soften'') [[soften]], [[calm]], [[silence]], [[calm down]], [[settle down]], [[dampen]], [[decrement]] *(''allay'') [[allay]], [[calm]], [[soothe]], [[ease]], [[still]], [[prevent]], [[dispel]], [[alleviate]], [[assuage]], [[relieve]] ===Antonyms=== *(''soften'') [[harden]], [[foment]], [[brighten]], [[clarify]], [[increment]], [[awaken]] *(''allay'') [[arouse]], [[stimulate]], [[provoke]], [[produce]], [[awaken]], [[stir]], [[stir up]], [[rouse]], [[cause]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # A calm or not noisy time or place. #: ''You like the quiet.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[silence]] *[[hush]] *[[peace]] *[[stillness]] *[[tranquility]] *[[calm]] *[[serenity]] *[[peacefulness]] *[[softness]] ===Antonyms=== *[[noise]] *[[sound]] *[[din]] *[[racket]] *[[clamor]] *[[clatter]] *[[blast]] *[[blare]] *[[commotion]] *[[disturbance]] *[[pandemonium]] *[[tumult]] *[[rumpus]] *[[turmoil]] *[[row]] ([[Great Britain|GB]]) ===Derived words and phrases== *[[peace and quiet]] ===See also=== *[[volume]] *[[intensity]] [[en:quiet]] 7163 2006-07-11T21:23:05Z Kappa 92 fmt {{wotd|2006|04|01}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|quiet|quieter|quietest}} # Silent or with very little [[noise]]. #: ''We entered the quiet room.'' # [[Calm]] or [[mild]]. #: ''He had a quiet manner.'' #: ''The windows look over a quiet lake.'' # [[Subtle]] or subdued. #: ''That color is very quiet.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''silent'') [[silent]], [[muffled]], [[soft]], [[inaudible]], [[low]], [[hushed]], [[gentle]] *(''calm'') [[calm]], [[mild]], [[smooth]], [[relaxed]], [[relaxing]], [[peaceful]], [[serene]], [[still]], [[tranquil]], [[uninterrupted]], [[undisturbed]], [[cool]], [[composed]], [[unruffled]] *(''subtle'') [[subtle]], [[subdued]], [[muted]], [[understated]], [[restrained]], [[unobtrusive]], [[discreet]], [[reserved]], [[tasteful]] ===Antonyms=== *(''silent'') [[loud]], [[noisy]], [[raucous]], [[deafening]], [[earsplitting]], [[piercing]], [[strident]], [[thunderous]], [[shrill]], [[voluble]], [[riotous]], [[blaring]] *(''calm'') [[agitated]], [[rowdy]], [[boisterous]], [[forceful]], [[riotous]], [[vociferous]], [[nervous]], [[restless]], [[troubled]], [[disturbed]], [[uptight]], [[disconcerted]], [[frantic]], [[tense]], [[stressed]], [[distressed]] *(''subtle'') [[obvious]], [[clear]], [[noticeable]], [[apparent]], [[evident]], [[tasteless]], [[blaring]], [[expressive]], [[effusive]], [[rowdy]], [[lurid]], [[flamboyant]], [[brassy]], [[brash]], [[flashy]], [[gaudy]], [[vulgar]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[quiet as a mouse]] *[[quiet as church-mice]] *[[too quiet]] ===Sometimes confused with=== *[[quite]] ==Verb== {{verb|quiet|quiets|quieted|quieting}} # To calm or [[soften]], as a sound. #: ''She quieted the cries of her baby.'' # To [[remove]], [[allay]]. #: ''The manager quieted their protest with a few words.'' #: ''Her presence quiets his fears.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''soften'') [[soften]], [[calm]], [[silence]], [[calm down]], [[settle down]], [[dampen]], [[decrement]] *(''allay'') [[allay]], [[calm]], [[soothe]], [[ease]], [[still]], [[prevent]], [[dispel]], [[alleviate]], [[assuage]], [[relieve]] ===Antonyms=== *(''soften'') [[harden]], [[foment]], [[brighten]], [[clarify]], [[increment]], [[awaken]] *(''allay'') [[arouse]], [[stimulate]], [[provoke]], [[produce]], [[awaken]], [[stir]], [[stir up]], [[rouse]], [[cause]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # A calm or not noisy time or place. #: ''You like the quiet.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[silence]] *[[hush]] *[[peace]] *[[stillness]] *[[tranquility]] *[[calm]] *[[serenity]] *[[peacefulness]] *[[softness]] ===Antonyms=== *[[noise]] *[[sound]] *[[din]] *[[racket]] *[[clamor]] *[[clatter]] *[[blast]] *[[blare]] *[[commotion]] *[[disturbance]] *[[pandemonium]] *[[tumult]] *[[rumpus]] *[[turmoil]] *[[row]] ([[Great Britain|GB]]) ==Derived words and phrases== *[[peace and quiet]] ===See also=== *[[volume]] *[[intensity]] [[en:quiet]] 7623 2006-07-19T08:13:21Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: el, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, zh {{wotd|2006|04|01}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|quiet|quieter|quietest}} # Silent or with very little [[noise]]. #: ''We entered the quiet room.'' # [[Calm]] or [[mild]]. #: ''He had a quiet manner.'' #: ''The windows look over a quiet lake.'' # [[Subtle]] or subdued. #: ''That color is very quiet.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''silent'') [[silent]], [[muffled]], [[soft]], [[inaudible]], [[low]], [[hushed]], [[gentle]] *(''calm'') [[calm]], [[mild]], [[smooth]], [[relaxed]], [[relaxing]], [[peaceful]], [[serene]], [[still]], [[tranquil]], [[uninterrupted]], [[undisturbed]], [[cool]], [[composed]], [[unruffled]] *(''subtle'') [[subtle]], [[subdued]], [[muted]], [[understated]], [[restrained]], [[unobtrusive]], [[discreet]], [[reserved]], [[tasteful]] ===Antonyms=== *(''silent'') [[loud]], [[noisy]], [[raucous]], [[deafening]], [[earsplitting]], [[piercing]], [[strident]], [[thunderous]], [[shrill]], [[voluble]], [[riotous]], [[blaring]] *(''calm'') [[agitated]], [[rowdy]], [[boisterous]], [[forceful]], [[riotous]], [[vociferous]], [[nervous]], [[restless]], [[troubled]], [[disturbed]], [[uptight]], [[disconcerted]], [[frantic]], [[tense]], [[stressed]], [[distressed]] *(''subtle'') [[obvious]], [[clear]], [[noticeable]], [[apparent]], [[evident]], [[tasteless]], [[blaring]], [[expressive]], [[effusive]], [[rowdy]], [[lurid]], [[flamboyant]], [[brassy]], [[brash]], [[flashy]], [[gaudy]], [[vulgar]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[quiet as a mouse]] *[[quiet as church-mice]] *[[too quiet]] ===Sometimes confused with=== *[[quite]] ==Verb== {{verb|quiet|quiets|quieted|quieting}} # To calm or [[soften]], as a sound. #: ''She quieted the cries of her baby.'' # To [[remove]], [[allay]]. #: ''The manager quieted their protest with a few words.'' #: ''Her presence quiets his fears.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''soften'') [[soften]], [[calm]], [[silence]], [[calm down]], [[settle down]], [[dampen]], [[decrement]] *(''allay'') [[allay]], [[calm]], [[soothe]], [[ease]], [[still]], [[prevent]], [[dispel]], [[alleviate]], [[assuage]], [[relieve]] ===Antonyms=== *(''soften'') [[harden]], [[foment]], [[brighten]], [[clarify]], [[increment]], [[awaken]] *(''allay'') [[arouse]], [[stimulate]], [[provoke]], [[produce]], [[awaken]], [[stir]], [[stir up]], [[rouse]], [[cause]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # A calm or not noisy time or place. #: ''You like the quiet.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[silence]] *[[hush]] *[[peace]] *[[stillness]] *[[tranquility]] *[[calm]] *[[serenity]] *[[peacefulness]] *[[softness]] ===Antonyms=== *[[noise]] *[[sound]] *[[din]] *[[racket]] *[[clamor]] *[[clatter]] *[[blast]] *[[blare]] *[[commotion]] *[[disturbance]] *[[pandemonium]] *[[tumult]] *[[rumpus]] *[[turmoil]] *[[row]] ([[Great Britain|GB]]) ==Derived words and phrases== *[[peace and quiet]] ===See also=== *[[volume]] *[[intensity]] [[el:quiet]] [[en:quiet]] [[fr:quiet]] [[io:quiet]] [[it:quiet]] [[hu:quiet]] [[ja:quiet]] [[fi:quiet]] [[zh:quiet]] 8672 2006-08-13T19:39:56Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi {{wotd|2006|04|01}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|quiet|quieter|quietest}} # Silent or with very little [[noise]]. #: ''We entered the quiet room.'' # [[Calm]] or [[mild]]. #: ''He had a quiet manner.'' #: ''The windows look over a quiet lake.'' # [[Subtle]] or subdued. #: ''That color is very quiet.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''silent'') [[silent]], [[muffled]], [[soft]], [[inaudible]], [[low]], [[hushed]], [[gentle]] *(''calm'') [[calm]], [[mild]], [[smooth]], [[relaxed]], [[relaxing]], [[peaceful]], [[serene]], [[still]], [[tranquil]], [[uninterrupted]], [[undisturbed]], [[cool]], [[composed]], [[unruffled]] *(''subtle'') [[subtle]], [[subdued]], [[muted]], [[understated]], [[restrained]], [[unobtrusive]], [[discreet]], [[reserved]], [[tasteful]] ===Antonyms=== *(''silent'') [[loud]], [[noisy]], [[raucous]], [[deafening]], [[earsplitting]], [[piercing]], [[strident]], [[thunderous]], [[shrill]], [[voluble]], [[riotous]], [[blaring]] *(''calm'') [[agitated]], [[rowdy]], [[boisterous]], [[forceful]], [[riotous]], [[vociferous]], [[nervous]], [[restless]], [[troubled]], [[disturbed]], [[uptight]], [[disconcerted]], [[frantic]], [[tense]], [[stressed]], [[distressed]] *(''subtle'') [[obvious]], [[clear]], [[noticeable]], [[apparent]], [[evident]], [[tasteless]], [[blaring]], [[expressive]], [[effusive]], [[rowdy]], [[lurid]], [[flamboyant]], [[brassy]], [[brash]], [[flashy]], [[gaudy]], [[vulgar]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[quiet as a mouse]] *[[quiet as church-mice]] *[[too quiet]] ===Sometimes confused with=== *[[quite]] ==Verb== {{verb|quiet|quiets|quieted|quieting}} # To calm or [[soften]], as a sound. #: ''She quieted the cries of her baby.'' # To [[remove]], [[allay]]. #: ''The manager quieted their protest with a few words.'' #: ''Her presence quiets his fears.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''soften'') [[soften]], [[calm]], [[silence]], [[calm down]], [[settle down]], [[dampen]], [[decrement]] *(''allay'') [[allay]], [[calm]], [[soothe]], [[ease]], [[still]], [[prevent]], [[dispel]], [[alleviate]], [[assuage]], [[relieve]] ===Antonyms=== *(''soften'') [[harden]], [[foment]], [[brighten]], [[clarify]], [[increment]], [[awaken]] *(''allay'') [[arouse]], [[stimulate]], [[provoke]], [[produce]], [[awaken]], [[stir]], [[stir up]], [[rouse]], [[cause]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # A calm or not noisy time or place. #: ''You like the quiet.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[silence]] *[[hush]] *[[peace]] *[[stillness]] *[[tranquility]] *[[calm]] *[[serenity]] *[[peacefulness]] *[[softness]] ===Antonyms=== *[[noise]] *[[sound]] *[[din]] *[[racket]] *[[clamor]] *[[clatter]] *[[blast]] *[[blare]] *[[commotion]] *[[disturbance]] *[[pandemonium]] *[[tumult]] *[[rumpus]] *[[turmoil]] *[[row]] ([[Great Britain|GB]]) ==Derived words and phrases== *[[peace and quiet]] ===See also=== *[[volume]] *[[intensity]] [[el:quiet]] [[en:quiet]] [[fr:quiet]] [[io:quiet]] [[it:quiet]] [[hu:quiet]] [[ja:quiet]] [[fi:quiet]] [[vi:quiet]] [[zh:quiet]] 9736 2006-09-10T14:19:17Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ta {{wotd|2006|04|01}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|quiet|quieter|quietest}} # Silent or with very little [[noise]]. #: ''We entered the quiet room.'' # [[Calm]] or [[mild]]. #: ''He had a quiet manner.'' #: ''The windows look over a quiet lake.'' # [[Subtle]] or subdued. #: ''That color is very quiet.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''silent'') [[silent]], [[muffled]], [[soft]], [[inaudible]], [[low]], [[hushed]], [[gentle]] *(''calm'') [[calm]], [[mild]], [[smooth]], [[relaxed]], [[relaxing]], [[peaceful]], [[serene]], [[still]], [[tranquil]], [[uninterrupted]], [[undisturbed]], [[cool]], [[composed]], [[unruffled]] *(''subtle'') [[subtle]], [[subdued]], [[muted]], [[understated]], [[restrained]], [[unobtrusive]], [[discreet]], [[reserved]], [[tasteful]] ===Antonyms=== *(''silent'') [[loud]], [[noisy]], [[raucous]], [[deafening]], [[earsplitting]], [[piercing]], [[strident]], [[thunderous]], [[shrill]], [[voluble]], [[riotous]], [[blaring]] *(''calm'') [[agitated]], [[rowdy]], [[boisterous]], [[forceful]], [[riotous]], [[vociferous]], [[nervous]], [[restless]], [[troubled]], [[disturbed]], [[uptight]], [[disconcerted]], [[frantic]], [[tense]], [[stressed]], [[distressed]] *(''subtle'') [[obvious]], [[clear]], [[noticeable]], [[apparent]], [[evident]], [[tasteless]], [[blaring]], [[expressive]], [[effusive]], [[rowdy]], [[lurid]], [[flamboyant]], [[brassy]], [[brash]], [[flashy]], [[gaudy]], [[vulgar]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[quiet as a mouse]] *[[quiet as church-mice]] *[[too quiet]] ===Sometimes confused with=== *[[quite]] ==Verb== {{verb|quiet|quiets|quieted|quieting}} # To calm or [[soften]], as a sound. #: ''She quieted the cries of her baby.'' # To [[remove]], [[allay]]. #: ''The manager quieted their protest with a few words.'' #: ''Her presence quiets his fears.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''soften'') [[soften]], [[calm]], [[silence]], [[calm down]], [[settle down]], [[dampen]], [[decrement]] *(''allay'') [[allay]], [[calm]], [[soothe]], [[ease]], [[still]], [[prevent]], [[dispel]], [[alleviate]], [[assuage]], [[relieve]] ===Antonyms=== *(''soften'') [[harden]], [[foment]], [[brighten]], [[clarify]], [[increment]], [[awaken]] *(''allay'') [[arouse]], [[stimulate]], [[provoke]], [[produce]], [[awaken]], [[stir]], [[stir up]], [[rouse]], [[cause]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # A calm or not noisy time or place. #: ''You like the quiet.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[silence]] *[[hush]] *[[peace]] *[[stillness]] *[[tranquility]] *[[calm]] *[[serenity]] *[[peacefulness]] *[[softness]] ===Antonyms=== *[[noise]] *[[sound]] *[[din]] *[[racket]] *[[clamor]] *[[clatter]] *[[blast]] *[[blare]] *[[commotion]] *[[disturbance]] *[[pandemonium]] *[[tumult]] *[[rumpus]] *[[turmoil]] *[[row]] ([[Great Britain|GB]]) ==Derived words and phrases== *[[peace and quiet]] ===See also=== *[[volume]] *[[intensity]] [[el:quiet]] [[en:quiet]] [[fr:quiet]] [[io:quiet]] [[it:quiet]] [[hu:quiet]] [[ja:quiet]] [[fi:quiet]] [[ta:quiet]] [[vi:quiet]] [[zh:quiet]] 10210 2006-09-24T13:54:43Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[fa:quiet]] {{wotd|2006|04|01}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|quiet|quieter|quietest}} # Silent or with very little [[noise]]. #: ''We entered the quiet room.'' # [[Calm]] or [[mild]]. #: ''He had a quiet manner.'' #: ''The windows look over a quiet lake.'' # [[Subtle]] or subdued. #: ''That color is very quiet.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''silent'') [[silent]], [[muffled]], [[soft]], [[inaudible]], [[low]], [[hushed]], [[gentle]] *(''calm'') [[calm]], [[mild]], [[smooth]], [[relaxed]], [[relaxing]], [[peaceful]], [[serene]], [[still]], [[tranquil]], [[uninterrupted]], [[undisturbed]], [[cool]], [[composed]], [[unruffled]] *(''subtle'') [[subtle]], [[subdued]], [[muted]], [[understated]], [[restrained]], [[unobtrusive]], [[discreet]], [[reserved]], [[tasteful]] ===Antonyms=== *(''silent'') [[loud]], [[noisy]], [[raucous]], [[deafening]], [[earsplitting]], [[piercing]], [[strident]], [[thunderous]], [[shrill]], [[voluble]], [[riotous]], [[blaring]] *(''calm'') [[agitated]], [[rowdy]], [[boisterous]], [[forceful]], [[riotous]], [[vociferous]], [[nervous]], [[restless]], [[troubled]], [[disturbed]], [[uptight]], [[disconcerted]], [[frantic]], [[tense]], [[stressed]], [[distressed]] *(''subtle'') [[obvious]], [[clear]], [[noticeable]], [[apparent]], [[evident]], [[tasteless]], [[blaring]], [[expressive]], [[effusive]], [[rowdy]], [[lurid]], [[flamboyant]], [[brassy]], [[brash]], [[flashy]], [[gaudy]], [[vulgar]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[quiet as a mouse]] *[[quiet as church-mice]] *[[too quiet]] ===Sometimes confused with=== *[[quite]] ==Verb== {{verb|quiet|quiets|quieted|quieting}} # To calm or [[soften]], as a sound. #: ''She quieted the cries of her baby.'' # To [[remove]], [[allay]]. #: ''The manager quieted their protest with a few words.'' #: ''Her presence quiets his fears.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''soften'') [[soften]], [[calm]], [[silence]], [[calm down]], [[settle down]], [[dampen]], [[decrement]] *(''allay'') [[allay]], [[calm]], [[soothe]], [[ease]], [[still]], [[prevent]], [[dispel]], [[alleviate]], [[assuage]], [[relieve]] ===Antonyms=== *(''soften'') [[harden]], [[foment]], [[brighten]], [[clarify]], [[increment]], [[awaken]] *(''allay'') [[arouse]], [[stimulate]], [[provoke]], [[produce]], [[awaken]], [[stir]], [[stir up]], [[rouse]], [[cause]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # A calm or not noisy time or place. #: ''You like the quiet.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[silence]] *[[hush]] *[[peace]] *[[stillness]] *[[tranquility]] *[[calm]] *[[serenity]] *[[peacefulness]] *[[softness]] ===Antonyms=== *[[noise]] *[[sound]] *[[din]] *[[racket]] *[[clamor]] *[[clatter]] *[[blast]] *[[blare]] *[[commotion]] *[[disturbance]] *[[pandemonium]] *[[tumult]] *[[rumpus]] *[[turmoil]] *[[row]] ([[Great Britain|GB]]) ==Derived words and phrases== *[[peace and quiet]] ===See also=== *[[volume]] *[[intensity]] [[el:quiet]] [[en:quiet]] [[fa:quiet]] [[fr:quiet]] [[io:quiet]] [[it:quiet]] [[hu:quiet]] [[ja:quiet]] [[fi:quiet]] [[ta:quiet]] [[vi:quiet]] [[zh:quiet]] 10447 2006-10-06T21:04:14Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[uk:quiet]] {{wotd|2006|04|01}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|quiet|quieter|quietest}} # Silent or with very little [[noise]]. #: ''We entered the quiet room.'' # [[Calm]] or [[mild]]. #: ''He had a quiet manner.'' #: ''The windows look over a quiet lake.'' # [[Subtle]] or subdued. #: ''That color is very quiet.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''silent'') [[silent]], [[muffled]], [[soft]], [[inaudible]], [[low]], [[hushed]], [[gentle]] *(''calm'') [[calm]], [[mild]], [[smooth]], [[relaxed]], [[relaxing]], [[peaceful]], [[serene]], [[still]], [[tranquil]], [[uninterrupted]], [[undisturbed]], [[cool]], [[composed]], [[unruffled]] *(''subtle'') [[subtle]], [[subdued]], [[muted]], [[understated]], [[restrained]], [[unobtrusive]], [[discreet]], [[reserved]], [[tasteful]] ===Antonyms=== *(''silent'') [[loud]], [[noisy]], [[raucous]], [[deafening]], [[earsplitting]], [[piercing]], [[strident]], [[thunderous]], [[shrill]], [[voluble]], [[riotous]], [[blaring]] *(''calm'') [[agitated]], [[rowdy]], [[boisterous]], [[forceful]], [[riotous]], [[vociferous]], [[nervous]], [[restless]], [[troubled]], [[disturbed]], [[uptight]], [[disconcerted]], [[frantic]], [[tense]], [[stressed]], [[distressed]] *(''subtle'') [[obvious]], [[clear]], [[noticeable]], [[apparent]], [[evident]], [[tasteless]], [[blaring]], [[expressive]], [[effusive]], [[rowdy]], [[lurid]], [[flamboyant]], [[brassy]], [[brash]], [[flashy]], [[gaudy]], [[vulgar]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[quiet as a mouse]] *[[quiet as church-mice]] *[[too quiet]] ===Sometimes confused with=== *[[quite]] ==Verb== {{verb|quiet|quiets|quieted|quieting}} # To calm or [[soften]], as a sound. #: ''She quieted the cries of her baby.'' # To [[remove]], [[allay]]. #: ''The manager quieted their protest with a few words.'' #: ''Her presence quiets his fears.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''soften'') [[soften]], [[calm]], [[silence]], [[calm down]], [[settle down]], [[dampen]], [[decrement]] *(''allay'') [[allay]], [[calm]], [[soothe]], [[ease]], [[still]], [[prevent]], [[dispel]], [[alleviate]], [[assuage]], [[relieve]] ===Antonyms=== *(''soften'') [[harden]], [[foment]], [[brighten]], [[clarify]], [[increment]], [[awaken]] *(''allay'') [[arouse]], [[stimulate]], [[provoke]], [[produce]], [[awaken]], [[stir]], [[stir up]], [[rouse]], [[cause]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # A calm or not noisy time or place. #: ''You like the quiet.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[silence]] *[[hush]] *[[peace]] *[[stillness]] *[[tranquility]] *[[calm]] *[[serenity]] *[[peacefulness]] *[[softness]] ===Antonyms=== *[[noise]] *[[sound]] *[[din]] *[[racket]] *[[clamor]] *[[clatter]] *[[blast]] *[[blare]] *[[commotion]] *[[disturbance]] *[[pandemonium]] *[[tumult]] *[[rumpus]] *[[turmoil]] *[[row]] ([[Great Britain|GB]]) ==Derived words and phrases== *[[peace and quiet]] ===See also=== *[[volume]] *[[intensity]] [[el:quiet]] [[en:quiet]] [[fa:quiet]] [[fr:quiet]] [[io:quiet]] [[it:quiet]] [[hu:quiet]] [[ja:quiet]] [[fi:quiet]] [[ta:quiet]] [[vi:quiet]] [[uk:quiet]] [[zh:quiet]] 11003 2006-10-14T04:16:52Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:quiet]] {{wotd|2006|04|01}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|quiet|quieter|quietest}} # Silent or with very little [[noise]]. #: ''We entered the quiet room.'' # [[Calm]] or [[mild]]. #: ''He had a quiet manner.'' #: ''The windows look over a quiet lake.'' # [[Subtle]] or subdued. #: ''That color is very quiet.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''silent'') [[silent]], [[muffled]], [[soft]], [[inaudible]], [[low]], [[hushed]], [[gentle]] *(''calm'') [[calm]], [[mild]], [[smooth]], [[relaxed]], [[relaxing]], [[peaceful]], [[serene]], [[still]], [[tranquil]], [[uninterrupted]], [[undisturbed]], [[cool]], [[composed]], [[unruffled]] *(''subtle'') [[subtle]], [[subdued]], [[muted]], [[understated]], [[restrained]], [[unobtrusive]], [[discreet]], [[reserved]], [[tasteful]] ===Antonyms=== *(''silent'') [[loud]], [[noisy]], [[raucous]], [[deafening]], [[earsplitting]], [[piercing]], [[strident]], [[thunderous]], [[shrill]], [[voluble]], [[riotous]], [[blaring]] *(''calm'') [[agitated]], [[rowdy]], [[boisterous]], [[forceful]], [[riotous]], [[vociferous]], [[nervous]], [[restless]], [[troubled]], [[disturbed]], [[uptight]], [[disconcerted]], [[frantic]], [[tense]], [[stressed]], [[distressed]] *(''subtle'') [[obvious]], [[clear]], [[noticeable]], [[apparent]], [[evident]], [[tasteless]], [[blaring]], [[expressive]], [[effusive]], [[rowdy]], [[lurid]], [[flamboyant]], [[brassy]], [[brash]], [[flashy]], [[gaudy]], [[vulgar]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[quiet as a mouse]] *[[quiet as church-mice]] *[[too quiet]] ===Sometimes confused with=== *[[quite]] ==Verb== {{verb|quiet|quiets|quieted|quieting}} # To calm or [[soften]], as a sound. #: ''She quieted the cries of her baby.'' # To [[remove]], [[allay]]. #: ''The manager quieted their protest with a few words.'' #: ''Her presence quiets his fears.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''soften'') [[soften]], [[calm]], [[silence]], [[calm down]], [[settle down]], [[dampen]], [[decrement]] *(''allay'') [[allay]], [[calm]], [[soothe]], [[ease]], [[still]], [[prevent]], [[dispel]], [[alleviate]], [[assuage]], [[relieve]] ===Antonyms=== *(''soften'') [[harden]], [[foment]], [[brighten]], [[clarify]], [[increment]], [[awaken]] *(''allay'') [[arouse]], [[stimulate]], [[provoke]], [[produce]], [[awaken]], [[stir]], [[stir up]], [[rouse]], [[cause]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # A calm or not noisy time or place. #: ''You like the quiet.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[silence]] *[[hush]] *[[peace]] *[[stillness]] *[[tranquility]] *[[calm]] *[[serenity]] *[[peacefulness]] *[[softness]] ===Antonyms=== *[[noise]] *[[sound]] *[[din]] *[[racket]] *[[clamor]] *[[clatter]] *[[blast]] *[[blare]] *[[commotion]] *[[disturbance]] *[[pandemonium]] *[[tumult]] *[[rumpus]] *[[turmoil]] *[[row]] ([[Great Britain|GB]]) ==Derived words and phrases== *[[peace and quiet]] ===See also=== *[[volume]] *[[intensity]] [[el:quiet]] [[en:quiet]] [[fa:quiet]] [[fr:quiet]] [[io:quiet]] [[it:quiet]] [[kk:quiet]] [[hu:quiet]] [[ja:quiet]] [[fi:quiet]] [[ta:quiet]] [[vi:quiet]] [[uk:quiet]] [[zh:quiet]] 11328 2006-10-18T20:37:20Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:quiet]] {{wotd|2006|04|01}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|quiet|quieter|quietest}} # Silent or with very little [[noise]]. #: ''We entered the quiet room.'' # [[Calm]] or [[mild]]. #: ''He had a quiet manner.'' #: ''The windows look over a quiet lake.'' # [[Subtle]] or subdued. #: ''That color is very quiet.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''silent'') [[silent]], [[muffled]], [[soft]], [[inaudible]], [[low]], [[hushed]], [[gentle]] *(''calm'') [[calm]], [[mild]], [[smooth]], [[relaxed]], [[relaxing]], [[peaceful]], [[serene]], [[still]], [[tranquil]], [[uninterrupted]], [[undisturbed]], [[cool]], [[composed]], [[unruffled]] *(''subtle'') [[subtle]], [[subdued]], [[muted]], [[understated]], [[restrained]], [[unobtrusive]], [[discreet]], [[reserved]], [[tasteful]] ===Antonyms=== *(''silent'') [[loud]], [[noisy]], [[raucous]], [[deafening]], [[earsplitting]], [[piercing]], [[strident]], [[thunderous]], [[shrill]], [[voluble]], [[riotous]], [[blaring]] *(''calm'') [[agitated]], [[rowdy]], [[boisterous]], [[forceful]], [[riotous]], [[vociferous]], [[nervous]], [[restless]], [[troubled]], [[disturbed]], [[uptight]], [[disconcerted]], [[frantic]], [[tense]], [[stressed]], [[distressed]] *(''subtle'') [[obvious]], [[clear]], [[noticeable]], [[apparent]], [[evident]], [[tasteless]], [[blaring]], [[expressive]], [[effusive]], [[rowdy]], [[lurid]], [[flamboyant]], [[brassy]], [[brash]], [[flashy]], [[gaudy]], [[vulgar]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[quiet as a mouse]] *[[quiet as church-mice]] *[[too quiet]] ===Sometimes confused with=== *[[quite]] ==Verb== {{verb|quiet|quiets|quieted|quieting}} # To calm or [[soften]], as a sound. #: ''She quieted the cries of her baby.'' # To [[remove]], [[allay]]. #: ''The manager quieted their protest with a few words.'' #: ''Her presence quiets his fears.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''soften'') [[soften]], [[calm]], [[silence]], [[calm down]], [[settle down]], [[dampen]], [[decrement]] *(''allay'') [[allay]], [[calm]], [[soothe]], [[ease]], [[still]], [[prevent]], [[dispel]], [[alleviate]], [[assuage]], [[relieve]] ===Antonyms=== *(''soften'') [[harden]], [[foment]], [[brighten]], [[clarify]], [[increment]], [[awaken]] *(''allay'') [[arouse]], [[stimulate]], [[provoke]], [[produce]], [[awaken]], [[stir]], [[stir up]], [[rouse]], [[cause]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # A calm or not noisy time or place. #: ''You like the quiet.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[silence]] *[[hush]] *[[peace]] *[[stillness]] *[[tranquility]] *[[calm]] *[[serenity]] *[[peacefulness]] *[[softness]] ===Antonyms=== *[[noise]] *[[sound]] *[[din]] *[[racket]] *[[clamor]] *[[clatter]] *[[blast]] *[[blare]] *[[commotion]] *[[disturbance]] *[[pandemonium]] *[[tumult]] *[[rumpus]] *[[turmoil]] *[[row]] ([[Great Britain|GB]]) ==Derived words and phrases== *[[peace and quiet]] ===See also=== *[[volume]] *[[intensity]] [[el:quiet]] [[en:quiet]] [[fa:quiet]] [[fr:quiet]] [[io:quiet]] [[it:quiet]] [[kk:quiet]] [[hu:quiet]] [[ja:quiet]] [[ru:quiet]] [[fi:quiet]] [[ta:quiet]] [[vi:quiet]] [[uk:quiet]] [[zh:quiet]] 12712 2006-11-26T14:39:58Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[pl:quiet]] {{wotd|2006|04|01}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|quiet|quieter|quietest}} # Silent or with very little [[noise]]. #: ''We entered the quiet room.'' # [[Calm]] or [[mild]]. #: ''He had a quiet manner.'' #: ''The windows look over a quiet lake.'' # [[Subtle]] or subdued. #: ''That color is very quiet.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''silent'') [[silent]], [[muffled]], [[soft]], [[inaudible]], [[low]], [[hushed]], [[gentle]] *(''calm'') [[calm]], [[mild]], [[smooth]], [[relaxed]], [[relaxing]], [[peaceful]], [[serene]], [[still]], [[tranquil]], [[uninterrupted]], [[undisturbed]], [[cool]], [[composed]], [[unruffled]] *(''subtle'') [[subtle]], [[subdued]], [[muted]], [[understated]], [[restrained]], [[unobtrusive]], [[discreet]], [[reserved]], [[tasteful]] ===Antonyms=== *(''silent'') [[loud]], [[noisy]], [[raucous]], [[deafening]], [[earsplitting]], [[piercing]], [[strident]], [[thunderous]], [[shrill]], [[voluble]], [[riotous]], [[blaring]] *(''calm'') [[agitated]], [[rowdy]], [[boisterous]], [[forceful]], [[riotous]], [[vociferous]], [[nervous]], [[restless]], [[troubled]], [[disturbed]], [[uptight]], [[disconcerted]], [[frantic]], [[tense]], [[stressed]], [[distressed]] *(''subtle'') [[obvious]], [[clear]], [[noticeable]], [[apparent]], [[evident]], [[tasteless]], [[blaring]], [[expressive]], [[effusive]], [[rowdy]], [[lurid]], [[flamboyant]], [[brassy]], [[brash]], [[flashy]], [[gaudy]], [[vulgar]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[quiet as a mouse]] *[[quiet as church-mice]] *[[too quiet]] ===Sometimes confused with=== *[[quite]] ==Verb== {{verb|quiet|quiets|quieted|quieting}} # To calm or [[soften]], as a sound. #: ''She quieted the cries of her baby.'' # To [[remove]], [[allay]]. #: ''The manager quieted their protest with a few words.'' #: ''Her presence quiets his fears.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''soften'') [[soften]], [[calm]], [[silence]], [[calm down]], [[settle down]], [[dampen]], [[decrement]] *(''allay'') [[allay]], [[calm]], [[soothe]], [[ease]], [[still]], [[prevent]], [[dispel]], [[alleviate]], [[assuage]], [[relieve]] ===Antonyms=== *(''soften'') [[harden]], [[foment]], [[brighten]], [[clarify]], [[increment]], [[awaken]] *(''allay'') [[arouse]], [[stimulate]], [[provoke]], [[produce]], [[awaken]], [[stir]], [[stir up]], [[rouse]], [[cause]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # A calm or not noisy time or place. #: ''You like the quiet.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[silence]] *[[hush]] *[[peace]] *[[stillness]] *[[tranquility]] *[[calm]] *[[serenity]] *[[peacefulness]] *[[softness]] ===Antonyms=== *[[noise]] *[[sound]] *[[din]] *[[racket]] *[[clamor]] *[[clatter]] *[[blast]] *[[blare]] *[[commotion]] *[[disturbance]] *[[pandemonium]] *[[tumult]] *[[rumpus]] *[[turmoil]] *[[row]] ([[Great Britain|GB]]) ==Derived words and phrases== *[[peace and quiet]] ===See also=== *[[volume]] *[[intensity]] [[el:quiet]] [[en:quiet]] [[fa:quiet]] [[fr:quiet]] [[io:quiet]] [[it:quiet]] [[kk:quiet]] [[hu:quiet]] [[ja:quiet]] [[pl:quiet]] [[ru:quiet]] [[fi:quiet]] [[ta:quiet]] [[vi:quiet]] [[uk:quiet]] [[zh:quiet]] 13268 2006-12-03T21:03:26Z Coppertwig 139 /* Adjective */ deleting some definitions {{wotd|2006|04|01}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|quiet|quieter|quietest}} # Silent or with very little [[noise]]. #: ''We entered the quiet room.'' # [[Calm]] or [[mild]]. ===Synonyms=== *(''silent'') [[silent]], [[muffled]], [[soft]], [[inaudible]], [[low]], [[hushed]], [[gentle]] *(''calm'') [[calm]], [[mild]], [[smooth]], [[relaxed]], [[relaxing]], [[peaceful]], [[serene]], [[still]], [[tranquil]], [[uninterrupted]], [[undisturbed]], [[cool]], [[composed]], [[unruffled]] *(''subtle'') [[subtle]], [[subdued]], [[muted]], [[understated]], [[restrained]], [[unobtrusive]], [[discreet]], [[reserved]], [[tasteful]] ===Antonyms=== *(''silent'') [[loud]], [[noisy]], [[raucous]], [[deafening]], [[earsplitting]], [[piercing]], [[strident]], [[thunderous]], [[shrill]], [[voluble]], [[riotous]], [[blaring]] *(''calm'') [[agitated]], [[rowdy]], [[boisterous]], [[forceful]], [[riotous]], [[vociferous]], [[nervous]], [[restless]], [[troubled]], [[disturbed]], [[uptight]], [[disconcerted]], [[frantic]], [[tense]], [[stressed]], [[distressed]] *(''subtle'') [[obvious]], [[clear]], [[noticeable]], [[apparent]], [[evident]], [[tasteless]], [[blaring]], [[expressive]], [[effusive]], [[rowdy]], [[lurid]], [[flamboyant]], [[brassy]], [[brash]], [[flashy]], [[gaudy]], [[vulgar]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[quiet as a mouse]] *[[quiet as church-mice]] *[[too quiet]] ===Sometimes confused with=== *[[quite]] ==Verb== {{verb|quiet|quiets|quieted|quieting}} # To calm or [[soften]], as a sound. #: ''She quieted the cries of her baby.'' # To [[remove]], [[allay]]. #: ''The manager quieted their protest with a few words.'' #: ''Her presence quiets his fears.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''soften'') [[soften]], [[calm]], [[silence]], [[calm down]], [[settle down]], [[dampen]], [[decrement]] *(''allay'') [[allay]], [[calm]], [[soothe]], [[ease]], [[still]], [[prevent]], [[dispel]], [[alleviate]], [[assuage]], [[relieve]] ===Antonyms=== *(''soften'') [[harden]], [[foment]], [[brighten]], [[clarify]], [[increment]], [[awaken]] *(''allay'') [[arouse]], [[stimulate]], [[provoke]], [[produce]], [[awaken]], [[stir]], [[stir up]], [[rouse]], [[cause]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # A calm or not noisy time or place. #: ''You like the quiet.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[silence]] *[[hush]] *[[peace]] *[[stillness]] *[[tranquility]] *[[calm]] *[[serenity]] *[[peacefulness]] *[[softness]] ===Antonyms=== *[[noise]] *[[sound]] *[[din]] *[[racket]] *[[clamor]] *[[clatter]] *[[blast]] *[[blare]] *[[commotion]] *[[disturbance]] *[[pandemonium]] *[[tumult]] *[[rumpus]] *[[turmoil]] *[[row]] ([[Great Britain|GB]]) ==Derived words and phrases== *[[peace and quiet]] ===See also=== *[[volume]] *[[intensity]] [[el:quiet]] [[en:quiet]] [[fa:quiet]] [[fr:quiet]] [[io:quiet]] [[it:quiet]] [[kk:quiet]] [[hu:quiet]] [[ja:quiet]] [[pl:quiet]] [[ru:quiet]] [[fi:quiet]] [[ta:quiet]] [[vi:quiet]] [[uk:quiet]] [[zh:quiet]] 13269 2006-12-03T21:06:54Z Coppertwig 139 /* Adjective */ making words BE850 and deleting a definition {{wotd|2006|04|01}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|quiet|quieter|quietest}} # Not loud; making no [[sound]] or making very little sound. #: ''This young person is very '''quiet''' now because she is reading a book.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''silent'') [[silent]], [[muffled]], [[soft]], [[inaudible]], [[low]], [[hushed]], [[gentle]] *(''calm'') [[calm]], [[mild]], [[smooth]], [[relaxed]], [[relaxing]], [[peaceful]], [[serene]], [[still]], [[tranquil]], [[uninterrupted]], [[undisturbed]], [[cool]], [[composed]], [[unruffled]] *(''subtle'') [[subtle]], [[subdued]], [[muted]], [[understated]], [[restrained]], [[unobtrusive]], [[discreet]], [[reserved]], [[tasteful]] ===Antonyms=== *(''silent'') [[loud]], [[noisy]], [[raucous]], [[deafening]], [[earsplitting]], [[piercing]], [[strident]], [[thunderous]], [[shrill]], [[voluble]], [[riotous]], [[blaring]] *(''calm'') [[agitated]], [[rowdy]], [[boisterous]], [[forceful]], [[riotous]], [[vociferous]], [[nervous]], [[restless]], [[troubled]], [[disturbed]], [[uptight]], [[disconcerted]], [[frantic]], [[tense]], [[stressed]], [[distressed]] *(''subtle'') [[obvious]], [[clear]], [[noticeable]], [[apparent]], [[evident]], [[tasteless]], [[blaring]], [[expressive]], [[effusive]], [[rowdy]], [[lurid]], [[flamboyant]], [[brassy]], [[brash]], [[flashy]], [[gaudy]], [[vulgar]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[quiet as a mouse]] *[[quiet as church-mice]] *[[too quiet]] ===Sometimes confused with=== *[[quite]] ==Verb== {{verb|quiet|quiets|quieted|quieting}} # To calm or [[soften]], as a sound. #: ''She quieted the cries of her baby.'' # To [[remove]], [[allay]]. #: ''The manager quieted their protest with a few words.'' #: ''Her presence quiets his fears.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''soften'') [[soften]], [[calm]], [[silence]], [[calm down]], [[settle down]], [[dampen]], [[decrement]] *(''allay'') [[allay]], [[calm]], [[soothe]], [[ease]], [[still]], [[prevent]], [[dispel]], [[alleviate]], [[assuage]], [[relieve]] ===Antonyms=== *(''soften'') [[harden]], [[foment]], [[brighten]], [[clarify]], [[increment]], [[awaken]] *(''allay'') [[arouse]], [[stimulate]], [[provoke]], [[produce]], [[awaken]], [[stir]], [[stir up]], [[rouse]], [[cause]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # A calm or not noisy time or place. #: ''You like the quiet.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[silence]] *[[hush]] *[[peace]] *[[stillness]] *[[tranquility]] *[[calm]] *[[serenity]] *[[peacefulness]] *[[softness]] ===Antonyms=== *[[noise]] *[[sound]] *[[din]] *[[racket]] *[[clamor]] *[[clatter]] *[[blast]] *[[blare]] *[[commotion]] *[[disturbance]] *[[pandemonium]] *[[tumult]] *[[rumpus]] *[[turmoil]] *[[row]] ([[Great Britain|GB]]) ==Derived words and phrases== *[[peace and quiet]] ===See also=== *[[volume]] *[[intensity]] [[el:quiet]] [[en:quiet]] [[fa:quiet]] [[fr:quiet]] [[io:quiet]] [[it:quiet]] [[kk:quiet]] [[hu:quiet]] [[ja:quiet]] [[pl:quiet]] [[ru:quiet]] [[fi:quiet]] [[ta:quiet]] [[vi:quiet]] [[uk:quiet]] [[zh:quiet]] 13270 2006-12-03T21:07:42Z Coppertwig 139 BE850 mark {{BE850}} {{wotd|2006|04|01}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|quiet|quieter|quietest}} # Not loud; making no [[sound]] or making very little sound. #: ''This young person is very '''quiet''' now because she is reading a book.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''silent'') [[silent]], [[muffled]], [[soft]], [[inaudible]], [[low]], [[hushed]], [[gentle]] *(''calm'') [[calm]], [[mild]], [[smooth]], [[relaxed]], [[relaxing]], [[peaceful]], [[serene]], [[still]], [[tranquil]], [[uninterrupted]], [[undisturbed]], [[cool]], [[composed]], [[unruffled]] *(''subtle'') [[subtle]], [[subdued]], [[muted]], [[understated]], [[restrained]], [[unobtrusive]], [[discreet]], [[reserved]], [[tasteful]] ===Antonyms=== *(''silent'') [[loud]], [[noisy]], [[raucous]], [[deafening]], [[earsplitting]], [[piercing]], [[strident]], [[thunderous]], [[shrill]], [[voluble]], [[riotous]], [[blaring]] *(''calm'') [[agitated]], [[rowdy]], [[boisterous]], [[forceful]], [[riotous]], [[vociferous]], [[nervous]], [[restless]], [[troubled]], [[disturbed]], [[uptight]], [[disconcerted]], [[frantic]], [[tense]], [[stressed]], [[distressed]] *(''subtle'') [[obvious]], [[clear]], [[noticeable]], [[apparent]], [[evident]], [[tasteless]], [[blaring]], [[expressive]], [[effusive]], [[rowdy]], [[lurid]], [[flamboyant]], [[brassy]], [[brash]], [[flashy]], [[gaudy]], [[vulgar]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[quiet as a mouse]] *[[quiet as church-mice]] *[[too quiet]] ===Sometimes confused with=== *[[quite]] ==Verb== {{verb|quiet|quiets|quieted|quieting}} # To calm or [[soften]], as a sound. #: ''She quieted the cries of her baby.'' # To [[remove]], [[allay]]. #: ''The manager quieted their protest with a few words.'' #: ''Her presence quiets his fears.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''soften'') [[soften]], [[calm]], [[silence]], [[calm down]], [[settle down]], [[dampen]], [[decrement]] *(''allay'') [[allay]], [[calm]], [[soothe]], [[ease]], [[still]], [[prevent]], [[dispel]], [[alleviate]], [[assuage]], [[relieve]] ===Antonyms=== *(''soften'') [[harden]], [[foment]], [[brighten]], [[clarify]], [[increment]], [[awaken]] *(''allay'') [[arouse]], [[stimulate]], [[provoke]], [[produce]], [[awaken]], [[stir]], [[stir up]], [[rouse]], [[cause]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # A calm or not noisy time or place. #: ''You like the quiet.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[silence]] *[[hush]] *[[peace]] *[[stillness]] *[[tranquility]] *[[calm]] *[[serenity]] *[[peacefulness]] *[[softness]] ===Antonyms=== *[[noise]] *[[sound]] *[[din]] *[[racket]] *[[clamor]] *[[clatter]] *[[blast]] *[[blare]] *[[commotion]] *[[disturbance]] *[[pandemonium]] *[[tumult]] *[[rumpus]] *[[turmoil]] *[[row]] ([[Great Britain|GB]]) ==Derived words and phrases== *[[peace and quiet]] ===See also=== *[[volume]] *[[intensity]] [[el:quiet]] [[en:quiet]] [[fa:quiet]] [[fr:quiet]] [[io:quiet]] [[it:quiet]] [[kk:quiet]] [[hu:quiet]] [[ja:quiet]] [[pl:quiet]] [[ru:quiet]] [[fi:quiet]] [[ta:quiet]] [[vi:quiet]] [[uk:quiet]] [[zh:quiet]] 1993 4999 2006-02-21T14:38:17Z Gmcfoley 41 <big>'''[[quiet]]'''</big> <small>Adjective</small> # Without talking # Very little or no noise # Very little or no distractions or people. <small>[[quiet|Read full entry]]</small> 1994 5001 2006-02-21T14:45:43Z Gmcfoley 41 <big>'''[[daily]]'''</big> <small>Adverb</small> # Something done once a day. <small>[[daily|Read full entry]]</small> 5837 2006-03-13T03:28:59Z Cromwellt 61 removed link on word (as it is below; only doing this for consistency with present and future) <big>'''daily'''</big> <small>Adverb</small> # Something done once a day. <small>[[daily|Read full entry]]</small> 1996 5002 2006-02-21T14:48:20Z Gmcfoley 41 <big>'''[[yesterday]]'''</big> <small>Noun (''plural'' yesterdays)</small> # The day before today. <small>[[yesterday|Read full entry]]</small> 5085 2006-02-23T00:30:55Z Flcelloguy 44 Capit <big>'''[[Yesterday|yesterday]]'''</big> <small>Noun (''plural'' yesterdays)</small> # The day before today. <small>[[Yesterday|Read full entry]]</small> 5527 2006-02-23T01:20:13Z Gmcfoley 41 Reverted edit of Flcelloguy, changed back to last version by Gmcfoley <big>'''[[yesterday]]'''</big> <small>Noun (''plural'' yesterdays)</small> # The day before today. <small>[[yesterday|Read full entry]]</small> 5838 2006-03-13T03:29:41Z Cromwellt 61 removed link on word itself <big>'''yesterday'''</big> <small>Noun (''plural'' yesterdays)</small> # The day before today. <small>[[yesterday|Read full entry]]</small> 1998 5010 2006-02-21T16:13:22Z Gmcfoley 41 == Noun == # A [[room]] used to make [[meals]]. #:My mother made the dinner in the '''kitchen'''. [[en:kitchen]] [[Category:Nouns]] 5014 2006-02-21T17:37:59Z Gmcfoley 41 /* Noun */ == Noun == '''kitchen''' # A [[room]] used to make [[meals]]. #:My mother made the dinner in the '''kitchen'''. [[en:kitchen]] [[Category:Nouns]] 5279 2006-02-23T00:59:39Z Conversion script [[Kitchen]] moved to [[kitchen]]: Converting page titles to lowercase == Noun == '''kitchen''' # A [[room]] used to make [[meals]]. #:My mother made the dinner in the '''kitchen'''. [[en:kitchen]] [[Category:Nouns]] 5862 2006-03-13T04:56:27Z Cromwellt 61 added templates, derived words, adj, etc. {{wotd|2006|03|12}} == Noun == {{noun}} # A [[room]] used to make [[meals]]. #:My mother made the dinner in the '''kitchen'''. ==Adjective== {{adjective|kitchen||}} # Belonging in the kitchen. #: ''Bring me a kitchen knife.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[kitchen counter]] *[[kitchen sink]] *[[kitchen knife]] ===See also=== *[[cook]] *[[stove]] [[en:kitchen]] 6457 2006-04-26T18:14:03Z Cromwellt 61 minor changes {{wotd|2006|03|12}} == Noun == {{noun}} # A [[room]] used for [[cooking]]. #: ''My mother made the dinner in the kitchen.'' ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} # Belonging in the kitchen, used in the kitchen. #: ''Bring me a kitchen knife.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[kitchen counter]] *[[kitchen sink]] *[[kitchen knife]] ===See also=== *[[cook]] *[[stove]] [[en:kitchen]] 7566 2006-07-19T05:59:20Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: fi, fr, hu, it, ko, pl, ru, sr, ta, vi, zh {{wotd|2006|03|12}} == Noun == {{noun}} # A [[room]] used for [[cooking]]. #: ''My mother made the dinner in the kitchen.'' ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} # Belonging in the kitchen, used in the kitchen. #: ''Bring me a kitchen knife.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[kitchen counter]] *[[kitchen sink]] *[[kitchen knife]] ===See also=== *[[cook]] *[[stove]] [[en:kitchen]] [[fr:kitchen]] [[ko:kitchen]] [[it:kitchen]] [[hu:kitchen]] [[pl:kitchen]] [[ru:kitchen]] [[sr:kitchen]] [[fi:kitchen]] [[ta:kitchen]] [[vi:kitchen]] [[zh:kitchen]] 7931 2006-07-22T18:45:59Z Brett 77 {{wotd|2006|03|12}} == Noun == {{noun}} [[Image:Kitchen_050918_154652.jpg|thumb|a restaurant kitchen]] # A [[room]] used for [[cooking]]. #: ''My mother made the dinner in the kitchen.'' ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} # Belonging in the kitchen, used in the kitchen. #: ''Bring me a kitchen knife.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[kitchen counter]] *[[kitchen sink]] *[[kitchen knife]] ===See also=== *[[cook]] *[[stove]] [[en:kitchen]] [[fr:kitchen]] [[ko:kitchen]] [[it:kitchen]] [[hu:kitchen]] [[pl:kitchen]] [[ru:kitchen]] [[sr:kitchen]] [[fi:kitchen]] [[ta:kitchen]] [[vi:kitchen]] [[zh:kitchen]] 9648 2006-09-10T13:17:18Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy, io, pt {{wotd|2006|03|12}} == Noun == {{noun}} [[Image:Kitchen_050918_154652.jpg|thumb|a restaurant kitchen]] # A [[room]] used for [[cooking]]. #: ''My mother made the dinner in the kitchen.'' ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} # Belonging in the kitchen, used in the kitchen. #: ''Bring me a kitchen knife.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[kitchen counter]] *[[kitchen sink]] *[[kitchen knife]] ===See also=== *[[cook]] *[[stove]] [[en:kitchen]] [[fr:kitchen]] [[ko:kitchen]] [[hy:kitchen]] [[io:kitchen]] [[it:kitchen]] [[hu:kitchen]] [[pl:kitchen]] [[pt:kitchen]] [[ru:kitchen]] [[sr:kitchen]] [[fi:kitchen]] [[ta:kitchen]] [[vi:kitchen]] [[zh:kitchen]] 9897 2006-09-24T11:34:54Z Tangobot 116 Robot: Automated text replacement (-{{adjective2}} +{{adjective}}) {{wotd|2006|03|12}} == Noun == {{noun}} [[Image:Kitchen_050918_154652.jpg|thumb|a restaurant kitchen]] # A [[room]] used for [[cooking]]. #: ''My mother made the dinner in the kitchen.'' ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # Belonging in the kitchen, used in the kitchen. #: ''Bring me a kitchen knife.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[kitchen counter]] *[[kitchen sink]] *[[kitchen knife]] ===See also=== *[[cook]] *[[stove]] [[en:kitchen]] [[fr:kitchen]] [[ko:kitchen]] [[hy:kitchen]] [[io:kitchen]] [[it:kitchen]] [[hu:kitchen]] [[pl:kitchen]] [[pt:kitchen]] [[ru:kitchen]] [[sr:kitchen]] [[fi:kitchen]] [[ta:kitchen]] [[vi:kitchen]] [[zh:kitchen]] 10128 2006-09-24T13:21:31Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[fa:kitchen]], [[tr:kitchen]] {{wotd|2006|03|12}} == Noun == {{noun}} [[Image:Kitchen_050918_154652.jpg|thumb|a restaurant kitchen]] # A [[room]] used for [[cooking]]. #: ''My mother made the dinner in the kitchen.'' ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # Belonging in the kitchen, used in the kitchen. #: ''Bring me a kitchen knife.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[kitchen counter]] *[[kitchen sink]] *[[kitchen knife]] ===See also=== *[[cook]] *[[stove]] [[en:kitchen]] [[fa:kitchen]] [[fr:kitchen]] [[ko:kitchen]] [[hy:kitchen]] [[io:kitchen]] [[it:kitchen]] [[hu:kitchen]] [[pl:kitchen]] [[pt:kitchen]] [[ru:kitchen]] [[sr:kitchen]] [[fi:kitchen]] [[ta:kitchen]] [[vi:kitchen]] [[tr:kitchen]] [[zh:kitchen]] 10458 2006-10-07T05:52:20Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[el:kitchen]] {{wotd|2006|03|12}} == Noun == {{noun}} [[Image:Kitchen_050918_154652.jpg|thumb|a restaurant kitchen]] # A [[room]] used for [[cooking]]. #: ''My mother made the dinner in the kitchen.'' ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # Belonging in the kitchen, used in the kitchen. #: ''Bring me a kitchen knife.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[kitchen counter]] *[[kitchen sink]] *[[kitchen knife]] ===See also=== *[[cook]] *[[stove]] [[el:kitchen]] [[en:kitchen]] [[fa:kitchen]] [[fr:kitchen]] [[ko:kitchen]] [[hy:kitchen]] [[io:kitchen]] [[it:kitchen]] [[hu:kitchen]] [[pl:kitchen]] [[pt:kitchen]] [[ru:kitchen]] [[sr:kitchen]] [[fi:kitchen]] [[ta:kitchen]] [[vi:kitchen]] [[tr:kitchen]] [[zh:kitchen]] 14253 2006-12-21T18:53:06Z Brett 77 {{wotd|2006|03|12}} == Noun == {{noun}} [[Image:Kitchen_050918_154652.jpg|thumb|a restaurant '''kitchen''']] # A [[room]] used for [[cooking]]. #: ''My mother made the dinner in the '''kitchen'''.'' #: ''Bring me a '''kitchen''' knife.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[kitchen counter]] *[[kitchen sink]] *[[kitchen knife]] ===See also=== *[[cook]] *[[stove]] [[el:kitchen]] [[en:kitchen]] [[fa:kitchen]] [[fr:kitchen]] [[ko:kitchen]] [[hy:kitchen]] [[io:kitchen]] [[it:kitchen]] [[hu:kitchen]] [[pl:kitchen]] [[pt:kitchen]] [[ru:kitchen]] [[sr:kitchen]] [[fi:kitchen]] [[ta:kitchen]] [[vi:kitchen]] [[tr:kitchen]] [[zh:kitchen]] 1999 5013 2006-02-21T17:37:28Z Gmcfoley 41 == Noun == '''island''' # [[Land]] which is completely surrounded by [[water]]. == Related terms == * [[traffic island]] [[en:island]] 5015 2006-02-21T17:38:37Z Gmcfoley 41 == Noun == '''island''' # [[Land]] which is completely surrounded by [[water]]. == Related terms == * [[traffic island]] [[en:island]] [[Category:Nouns]] 5271 2006-02-23T00:59:38Z Conversion script [[Island]] moved to [[island]]: Converting page titles to lowercase == Noun == '''island''' # [[Land]] which is completely surrounded by [[water]]. == Related terms == * [[traffic island]] [[en:island]] [[Category:Nouns]] 7267 2006-07-16T14:35:09Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ == Noun == {{noun}} {{wikitionary}} # [[Land]] which is completely surrounded by [[water]]. == Related terms == * [[traffic island]] [[en:island]] [[Category:Nouns]] 7268 2006-07-16T14:36:40Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ == Noun == {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} # [[Land]] which is completely surrounded by [[water]]. == Related terms == * [[traffic island]] [[en:island]] [[Category:Nouns]] 7269 2006-07-16T14:37:29Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ == Noun == {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} # [[Land]] which is completely surrounded by [[water]]. #: ''The fisherman lived alone on a small '''island''' in James [[Bay]].'' == Related terms == * [[traffic island]] [[en:island]] [[Category:Nouns]] 7594 2006-07-19T06:56:02Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, el, et, fa, fi, fr, hu, id, io, it, ja, ko, la, pl, pt, sv, ta, zh == Noun == {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} # [[Land]] which is completely surrounded by [[water]]. #: ''The fisherman lived alone on a small '''island''' in James [[Bay]].'' == Related terms == * [[traffic island]] [[Category:Nouns]] [[de:island]] [[et:island]] [[el:island]] [[en:island]] [[fa:island]] [[fr:island]] [[ko:island]] [[io:island]] [[id:island]] [[it:island]] [[la:island]] [[hu:island]] [[ja:island]] [[pl:island]] [[pt:island]] [[fi:island]] [[sv:island]] [[ta:island]] [[zh:island]] 7833 2006-07-21T01:14:10Z Kappa 92 image == Noun == {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} # [[Land]] which is completely surrounded by [[water]]. #: ''The fisherman lived alone on a small '''island''' in James [[Bay]].'' [[Image:Zürichsee.jpg|thumb|An island]] == Related terms == * [[traffic island]] [[Category:Nouns]] [[de:island]] [[et:island]] [[el:island]] [[en:island]] [[fa:island]] [[fr:island]] [[ko:island]] [[io:island]] [[id:island]] [[it:island]] [[la:island]] [[hu:island]] [[ja:island]] [[pl:island]] [[pt:island]] [[fi:island]] [[sv:island]] [[ta:island]] [[zh:island]] 8652 2006-08-13T19:31:09Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi == Noun == {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} # [[Land]] which is completely surrounded by [[water]]. #: ''The fisherman lived alone on a small '''island''' in James [[Bay]].'' [[Image:Zürichsee.jpg|thumb|An island]] == Related terms == * [[traffic island]] [[Category:Nouns]] [[de:island]] [[et:island]] [[el:island]] [[en:island]] [[fa:island]] [[fr:island]] [[ko:island]] [[io:island]] [[id:island]] [[it:island]] [[la:island]] [[hu:island]] [[ja:island]] [[pl:island]] [[pt:island]] [[fi:island]] [[sv:island]] [[ta:island]] [[vi:island]] [[zh:island]] 9666 2006-09-10T13:24:39Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: zh-min-nan == Noun == {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} # [[Land]] which is completely surrounded by [[water]]. #: ''The fisherman lived alone on a small '''island''' in James [[Bay]].'' [[Image:Zürichsee.jpg|thumb|An island]] == Related terms == * [[traffic island]] [[Category:Nouns]] [[zh-min-nan:island]] [[de:island]] [[et:island]] [[el:island]] [[en:island]] [[fa:island]] [[fr:island]] [[ko:island]] [[io:island]] [[id:island]] [[it:island]] [[la:island]] [[hu:island]] [[ja:island]] [[pl:island]] [[pt:island]] [[fi:island]] [[sv:island]] [[ta:island]] [[vi:island]] [[zh:island]] 10121 2006-09-24T13:20:21Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[tr:island]] == Noun == {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} # [[Land]] which is completely surrounded by [[water]]. #: ''The fisherman lived alone on a small '''island''' in James [[Bay]].'' [[Image:Zürichsee.jpg|thumb|An island]] == Related terms == * [[traffic island]] [[Category:Nouns]] [[zh-min-nan:island]] [[de:island]] [[et:island]] [[el:island]] [[en:island]] [[fa:island]] [[fr:island]] [[ko:island]] [[io:island]] [[id:island]] [[it:island]] [[la:island]] [[hu:island]] [[ja:island]] [[pl:island]] [[pt:island]] [[fi:island]] [[sv:island]] [[ta:island]] [[vi:island]] [[tr:island]] [[zh:island]] 10413 2006-10-06T09:54:53Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[uk:island]] == Noun == {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} # [[Land]] which is completely surrounded by [[water]]. #: ''The fisherman lived alone on a small '''island''' in James [[Bay]].'' [[Image:Zürichsee.jpg|thumb|An island]] == Related terms == * [[traffic island]] [[Category:Nouns]] [[zh-min-nan:island]] [[de:island]] [[et:island]] [[el:island]] [[en:island]] [[fa:island]] [[fr:island]] [[ko:island]] [[io:island]] [[id:island]] [[it:island]] [[la:island]] [[hu:island]] [[ja:island]] [[pl:island]] [[pt:island]] [[fi:island]] [[sv:island]] [[ta:island]] [[vi:island]] [[tr:island]] [[uk:island]] [[zh:island]] 10534 2006-10-08T16:02:39Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:island]] == Noun == {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} # [[Land]] which is completely surrounded by [[water]]. #: ''The fisherman lived alone on a small '''island''' in James [[Bay]].'' [[Image:Zürichsee.jpg|thumb|An island]] == Related terms == * [[traffic island]] [[Category:Nouns]] [[zh-min-nan:island]] [[de:island]] [[et:island]] [[el:island]] [[en:island]] [[fa:island]] [[fr:island]] [[ko:island]] [[io:island]] [[id:island]] [[it:island]] [[kk:island]] [[la:island]] [[hu:island]] [[ja:island]] [[pl:island]] [[pt:island]] [[fi:island]] [[sv:island]] [[ta:island]] [[vi:island]] [[tr:island]] [[uk:island]] [[zh:island]] 11168 2006-10-17T02:18:16Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:island]] == Noun == {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} # [[Land]] which is completely surrounded by [[water]]. #: ''The fisherman lived alone on a small '''island''' in James [[Bay]].'' [[Image:Zürichsee.jpg|thumb|An island]] == Related terms == * [[traffic island]] [[Category:Nouns]] [[zh-min-nan:island]] [[de:island]] [[et:island]] [[el:island]] [[en:island]] [[fa:island]] [[fr:island]] [[ko:island]] [[io:island]] [[id:island]] [[it:island]] [[kk:island]] [[la:island]] [[hu:island]] [[ja:island]] [[pl:island]] [[pt:island]] [[ru:island]] [[fi:island]] [[sv:island]] [[ta:island]] [[vi:island]] [[tr:island]] [[uk:island]] [[zh:island]] 2000 edit=sysop:move=sysop 5016 2006-02-21T18:26:26Z Gmcfoley 41 5686 2006-03-03T18:40:59Z Gmcfoley 41 copyright notice <br style="clear:both" /> {| align="CENTER" style="background-color:#fcfcfc; border:2px solid #8888aa; padding:5px;" | [[Image:Wikimedia-logo.svg|50px|The Wikimedia Logo]]<br /> [[Image:Red_copyright.svg|50px|Copyrighted]] | <center>''This image is [[w:Copyright|copyrighted]] by the '''[http://wikimediafoundation.org/wiki/Home Wikimedia foundation]'''. 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[[/2006-02-23]] - [[/2006-02-24]] - [[/2006-02-25]] - [[/2006-02-26]] - [[/2006-02-27]] - [[/2006-02-28]] == March 2006== [[/2006-03-1]] - [[/2006-03-2]] - [[/2006-03-3]] - [[/2006-03-4]] - [[/2006-03-5]] - [[/2006-03-6]] - [[/2006-03-7]] - [[/2006-03-8]] - [[/2006-03-9]] - [[/2006-03-10]] - [[/2006-03-11]] - [[/2006-03-12]] - [[/2006-03-13]] - [[/2006-03-14]] - [[/2006-03-15]] - [[/2006-03-16]] - [[/2006-03-17]] - [[/2006-03-18]] - [[/2006-03-19]] - [[/2006-03-20]] - [[/2006-03-21]] - [[/2006-03-22]] - [[/2006-03-23]] - [[/2006-03-24]] - [[/2006-03-25]] - [[/2006-03-26]] - [[/2006-03-27]] - [[/2006-03-28]] - [[/2006-03-29]] - [[/2006-03-30]] - [[/2006-03-31]] 5092 2006-02-23T00:51:39Z Gmcfoley 41 Wiktionary's Word of the day started on the 21st of February 2006. == Today's word == {{Wiktionary:Word of the day/{{CURRENTYEAR}}-{{CURRENTMONTH}}-{{CURRENTDAY}}}} == Other days == === February 2006 === [[/2006-02-22]] - [[/2006-02-23]] - [[/2006-02-24]] - [[/2006-02-25]] - [[/2006-02-26]] - [[/2006-02-27]] - [[/2006-02-28]] === March 2006 === [[/2006-03-1]] - [[/2006-03-2]] - [[/2006-03-3]] - [[/2006-03-4]] - [[/2006-03-5]] - [[/2006-03-6]] - [[/2006-03-7]] - [[/2006-03-8]] - [[/2006-03-9]] - [[/2006-03-10]] - [[/2006-03-11]] - [[/2006-03-12]] - [[/2006-03-13]] - [[/2006-03-14]] - [[/2006-03-15]] - [[/2006-03-16]] - [[/2006-03-17]] - [[/2006-03-18]] - [[/2006-03-19]] - [[/2006-03-20]] - [[/2006-03-21]] - [[/2006-03-22]] - [[/2006-03-23]] - [[/2006-03-24]] - [[/2006-03-25]] - [[/2006-03-26]] - [[/2006-03-27]] - [[/2006-03-28]] - [[/2006-03-29]] - [[/2006-03-30]] - [[/2006-03-31]] 5805 2006-03-12T21:58:37Z H2g2bob 43 /* Other days */ Wiktionary's Word of the day started on the 21st of February 2006. == Today's word == {{Wiktionary:Word of the day/{{CURRENTYEAR}}-{{CURRENTMONTH}}-{{CURRENTDAY}}}} == Other days == {{wotd|{{CURRENTDAY}}|{{CURRENTMONTH}}|{{CURRENTYEAR}}}} === February 2006 === [[/2006-02-22]] - [[/2006-02-23]] - [[/2006-02-24]] - [[/2006-02-25]] - [[/2006-02-26]] - [[/2006-02-27]] - [[/2006-02-28]] === March 2006 === [[/2006-03-1]] - [[/2006-03-2]] - [[/2006-03-3]] - [[/2006-03-4]] - [[/2006-03-5]] - [[/2006-03-6]] - [[/2006-03-7]] - [[/2006-03-8]] - [[/2006-03-9]] - [[/2006-03-10]] - [[/2006-03-11]] - [[/2006-03-12]] - [[/2006-03-13]] - [[/2006-03-14]] - [[/2006-03-15]] - [[/2006-03-16]] - [[/2006-03-17]] - [[/2006-03-18]] - [[/2006-03-19]] - [[/2006-03-20]] - [[/2006-03-21]] - [[/2006-03-22]] - [[/2006-03-23]] - [[/2006-03-24]] - [[/2006-03-25]] - [[/2006-03-26]] - [[/2006-03-27]] - [[/2006-03-28]] - [[/2006-03-29]] - [[/2006-03-30]] - [[/2006-03-31]] 5809 2006-03-12T22:03:33Z H2g2bob 43 /* Other days */ Wiktionary's Word of the day started on the 21st of February 2006. == Today's word == {{Wiktionary:Word of the day/{{CURRENTYEAR}}-{{CURRENTMONTH}}-{{CURRENTDAY}}}} == Other days == {{wotd|{{CURRENTYEAR}}|{{CURRENTMONTH}}|{{CURRENTDAY}}}} === February 2006 === [[/2006-02-22]] - [[/2006-02-23]] - [[/2006-02-24]] - [[/2006-02-25]] - [[/2006-02-26]] - [[/2006-02-27]] - [[/2006-02-28]] === March 2006 === [[/2006-03-1]] - [[/2006-03-2]] - [[/2006-03-3]] - [[/2006-03-4]] - [[/2006-03-5]] - [[/2006-03-6]] - [[/2006-03-7]] - [[/2006-03-8]] - [[/2006-03-9]] - [[/2006-03-10]] - [[/2006-03-11]] - [[/2006-03-12]] - [[/2006-03-13]] - [[/2006-03-14]] - [[/2006-03-15]] - [[/2006-03-16]] - [[/2006-03-17]] - [[/2006-03-18]] - [[/2006-03-19]] - [[/2006-03-20]] - [[/2006-03-21]] - [[/2006-03-22]] - [[/2006-03-23]] - [[/2006-03-24]] - [[/2006-03-25]] - [[/2006-03-26]] - [[/2006-03-27]] - [[/2006-03-28]] - [[/2006-03-29]] - [[/2006-03-30]] - [[/2006-03-31]] 5829 2006-03-13T02:03:24Z H2g2bob 43 /* Other days */ Wiktionary's Word of the day started on the 21st of February 2006. == Today's word == {{Wiktionary:Word of the day/{{CURRENTYEAR}}-{{CURRENTMONTH}}-{{CURRENTDAY}}}} == Other days == === February 2006 === [[/2006-02-22]] - [[/2006-02-23]] - [[/2006-02-24]] - [[/2006-02-25]] - [[/2006-02-26]] - [[/2006-02-27]] - [[/2006-02-28]] === March 2006 === [[/2006-03-1]] - [[/2006-03-2]] - [[/2006-03-3]] - [[/2006-03-4]] - [[/2006-03-5]] - [[/2006-03-6]] - [[/2006-03-7]] - [[/2006-03-8]] - [[/2006-03-9]] - [[/2006-03-10]] - [[/2006-03-11]] - [[/2006-03-12]] - [[/2006-03-13]] - [[/2006-03-14]] - [[/2006-03-15]] - [[/2006-03-16]] - [[/2006-03-17]] - [[/2006-03-18]] - [[/2006-03-19]] - [[/2006-03-20]] - [[/2006-03-21]] - [[/2006-03-22]] - [[/2006-03-23]] - [[/2006-03-24]] - [[/2006-03-25]] - [[/2006-03-26]] - [[/2006-03-27]] - [[/2006-03-28]] - [[/2006-03-29]] - [[/2006-03-30]] - [[/2006-03-31]] 5866 2006-03-13T05:10:59Z Cromwellt 61 added link to category (with list of wotd) Wiktionary's Word of the day started on the 21st of February 2006. == Today's word == {{Wiktionary:Word of the day/{{CURRENTYEAR}}-{{CURRENTMONTH}}-{{CURRENTDAY}}}} == Other days == === February 2006 === [[/2006-02-22]] - [[/2006-02-23]] - [[/2006-02-24]] - [[/2006-02-25]] - [[/2006-02-26]] - [[/2006-02-27]] - [[/2006-02-28]] === March 2006 === [[/2006-03-1]] - [[/2006-03-2]] - [[/2006-03-3]] - [[/2006-03-4]] - [[/2006-03-5]] - [[/2006-03-6]] - [[/2006-03-7]] - [[/2006-03-8]] - [[/2006-03-9]] - [[/2006-03-10]] - [[/2006-03-11]] - [[/2006-03-12]] - [[/2006-03-13]] - [[/2006-03-14]] - [[/2006-03-15]] - [[/2006-03-16]] - [[/2006-03-17]] - [[/2006-03-18]] - [[/2006-03-19]] - [[/2006-03-20]] - [[/2006-03-21]] - [[/2006-03-22]] - [[/2006-03-23]] - [[/2006-03-24]] - [[/2006-03-25]] - [[/2006-03-26]] - [[/2006-03-27]] - [[/2006-03-28]] - [[/2006-03-29]] - [[/2006-03-30]] - [[/2006-03-31]] ==List of Words of the Day== To see all words that have been chosen as Words of the Day, see the [[:Category:wotd|List of Words of the Day]]. 5919 2006-03-13T08:11:41Z Cromwellt 61 added April dates (since March is filled) Wiktionary's Word of the day started on the 21st of February 2006. == Today's word == {{Wiktionary:Word of the day/{{CURRENTYEAR}}-{{CURRENTMONTH}}-{{CURRENTDAY}}}} == Other days == === February 2006 === [[/2006-02-22]] - [[/2006-02-23]] - [[/2006-02-24]] - [[/2006-02-25]] - [[/2006-02-26]] - [[/2006-02-27]] - [[/2006-02-28]] === March 2006 === [[/2006-03-1]] - [[/2006-03-2]] - [[/2006-03-3]] - [[/2006-03-4]] - [[/2006-03-5]] - [[/2006-03-6]] - [[/2006-03-7]] - [[/2006-03-8]] - [[/2006-03-9]] - [[/2006-03-10]] - [[/2006-03-11]] - [[/2006-03-12]] - [[/2006-03-13]] - [[/2006-03-14]] - [[/2006-03-15]] - [[/2006-03-16]] - [[/2006-03-17]] - [[/2006-03-18]] - [[/2006-03-19]] - [[/2006-03-20]] - [[/2006-03-21]] - [[/2006-03-22]] - [[/2006-03-23]] - [[/2006-03-24]] - [[/2006-03-25]] - [[/2006-03-26]] - [[/2006-03-27]] - [[/2006-03-28]] - [[/2006-03-29]] - [[/2006-03-30]] - [[/2006-03-31]] === April 2006 === [[/2006-04-1]] - [[/2006-04-2]] - [[/2006-04-3]] - [[/2006-04-4]] - [[/2006-04-5]] - [[/2006-04-6]] - [[/2006-04-7]] - [[/2006-04-8]] - [[/2006-04-9]] - [[/2006-04-10]] - [[/2006-04-11]] - [[/2006-04-12]] - [[/2006-04-13]] - [[/2006-04-14]] - [[/2006-04-15]] - [[/2006-04-16]] - [[/2006-04-17]] - [[/2006-04-18]] - [[/2006-04-19]] - [[/2006-04-20]] - [[/2006-04-21]] - [[/2006-04-22]] - [[/2006-04-23]] - [[/2006-04-24]] - [[/2006-04-25]] - [[/2006-04-26]] - [[/2006-04-27]] - [[/2006-04-28]] - [[/2006-04-29]] - [[/2006-04-30]] ==List of Words of the Day== To see all words that have been chosen as Words of the Day, see the [[:Category:wotd|List of Words of the Day]]. 6064 2006-03-21T11:02:13Z Gmcfoley 41 interwiki loinks Wiktionary's Word of the day started on the 21st of February 2006. == Today's word == {{Wiktionary:Word of the day/{{CURRENTYEAR}}-{{CURRENTMONTH}}-{{CURRENTDAY}}}} == Other days == === February 2006 === [[/2006-02-22]] - [[/2006-02-23]] - [[/2006-02-24]] - [[/2006-02-25]] - [[/2006-02-26]] - [[/2006-02-27]] - [[/2006-02-28]] === March 2006 === [[/2006-03-1]] - [[/2006-03-2]] - [[/2006-03-3]] - [[/2006-03-4]] - [[/2006-03-5]] - [[/2006-03-6]] - [[/2006-03-7]] - [[/2006-03-8]] - [[/2006-03-9]] - [[/2006-03-10]] - [[/2006-03-11]] - [[/2006-03-12]] - [[/2006-03-13]] - [[/2006-03-14]] - [[/2006-03-15]] - [[/2006-03-16]] - [[/2006-03-17]] - [[/2006-03-18]] - [[/2006-03-19]] - [[/2006-03-20]] - [[/2006-03-21]] - [[/2006-03-22]] - [[/2006-03-23]] - [[/2006-03-24]] - [[/2006-03-25]] - [[/2006-03-26]] - [[/2006-03-27]] - [[/2006-03-28]] - [[/2006-03-29]] - [[/2006-03-30]] - [[/2006-03-31]] === April 2006 === [[/2006-04-1]] - [[/2006-04-2]] - [[/2006-04-3]] - [[/2006-04-4]] - [[/2006-04-5]] - [[/2006-04-6]] - [[/2006-04-7]] - [[/2006-04-8]] - [[/2006-04-9]] - [[/2006-04-10]] - [[/2006-04-11]] - [[/2006-04-12]] - [[/2006-04-13]] - [[/2006-04-14]] - [[/2006-04-15]] - [[/2006-04-16]] - [[/2006-04-17]] - [[/2006-04-18]] - [[/2006-04-19]] - [[/2006-04-20]] - [[/2006-04-21]] - [[/2006-04-22]] - [[/2006-04-23]] - [[/2006-04-24]] - [[/2006-04-25]] - [[/2006-04-26]] - [[/2006-04-27]] - [[/2006-04-28]] - [[/2006-04-29]] - [[/2006-04-30]] ==List of Words of the Day== To see all words that have been chosen as Words of the Day, see the [[:Category:wotd|List of Words of the Day]]. [[en:Wiktionary:Word of the day]] [[fr:Wiktionnaire:Mot du jour]] 6292 2006-03-31T23:26:02Z Cromwellt 61 added May dates Wiktionary's Word of the day started on the 21st of February 2006. == Today's word == {{Wiktionary:Word of the day/{{CURRENTYEAR}}-{{CURRENTMONTH}}-{{CURRENTDAY}}}} == Other days == === February 2006 === [[/2006-02-22]] - [[/2006-02-23]] - [[/2006-02-24]] - [[/2006-02-25]] - [[/2006-02-26]] - [[/2006-02-27]] - [[/2006-02-28]] === March 2006 === [[/2006-03-1]] - [[/2006-03-2]] - [[/2006-03-3]] - [[/2006-03-4]] - [[/2006-03-5]] - [[/2006-03-6]] - [[/2006-03-7]] - [[/2006-03-8]] - [[/2006-03-9]] - [[/2006-03-10]] - [[/2006-03-11]] - [[/2006-03-12]] - [[/2006-03-13]] - [[/2006-03-14]] - [[/2006-03-15]] - [[/2006-03-16]] - [[/2006-03-17]] - [[/2006-03-18]] - [[/2006-03-19]] - [[/2006-03-20]] - [[/2006-03-21]] - [[/2006-03-22]] - [[/2006-03-23]] - [[/2006-03-24]] - [[/2006-03-25]] - [[/2006-03-26]] - [[/2006-03-27]] - [[/2006-03-28]] - [[/2006-03-29]] - [[/2006-03-30]] - [[/2006-03-31]] === April 2006 === [[/2006-04-1]] - [[/2006-04-2]] - [[/2006-04-3]] - [[/2006-04-4]] - [[/2006-04-5]] - [[/2006-04-6]] - [[/2006-04-7]] - [[/2006-04-8]] - [[/2006-04-9]] - [[/2006-04-10]] - [[/2006-04-11]] - [[/2006-04-12]] - [[/2006-04-13]] - [[/2006-04-14]] - [[/2006-04-15]] - [[/2006-04-16]] - [[/2006-04-17]] - [[/2006-04-18]] - [[/2006-04-19]] - [[/2006-04-20]] - [[/2006-04-21]] - [[/2006-04-22]] - [[/2006-04-23]] - [[/2006-04-24]] - [[/2006-04-25]] - [[/2006-04-26]] - [[/2006-04-27]] - [[/2006-04-28]] - [[/2006-04-29]] - [[/2006-04-30]] === May 2006 === [[/2006-05-1]] - [[/2006-05-2]] - [[/2006-05-3]] - [[/2006-05-4]] - [[/2006-05-5]] - [[/2006-05-6]] - [[/2006-05-7]] - [[/2006-05-8]] - [[/2006-05-9]] - [[/2006-05-10]] - [[/2006-05-11]] - [[/2006-05-12]] - [[/2006-05-13]] - [[/2006-05-14]] - [[/2006-05-15]] - [[/2006-05-16]] - [[/2006-05-17]] - [[/2006-05-18]] - [[/2006-05-19]] - [[/2006-05-20]] - [[/2006-05-21]] - [[/2006-05-22]] - [[/2006-05-23]] - [[/2006-05-24]] - [[/2006-05-25]] - [[/2006-05-26]] - [[/2006-05-27]] - [[/2006-05-28]] - [[/2006-05-29]] - [[/2006-05-30]] - [[/2006-05-31]] ==List of Words of the Day== To see all words that have been chosen as Words of the Day, see the [[:Category:wotd|List of Words of the Day]]. [[en:Wiktionary:Word of the day]] [[fr:Wiktionnaire:Mot du jour]] 6663 2006-05-24T21:54:13Z 66.181.56.18 /* Other days */ added June section Wiktionary's Word of the day started on the 21st of February 2006. == Today's word == {{Wiktionary:Word of the day/{{CURRENTYEAR}}-{{CURRENTMONTH}}-{{CURRENTDAY}}}} == Other days == === February 2006 === [[/2006-02-22]] - [[/2006-02-23]] - [[/2006-02-24]] - [[/2006-02-25]] - [[/2006-02-26]] - [[/2006-02-27]] - [[/2006-02-28]] === March 2006 === [[/2006-03-1]] - [[/2006-03-2]] - [[/2006-03-3]] - [[/2006-03-4]] - [[/2006-03-5]] - [[/2006-03-6]] - [[/2006-03-7]] - [[/2006-03-8]] - [[/2006-03-9]] - [[/2006-03-10]] - [[/2006-03-11]] - [[/2006-03-12]] - [[/2006-03-13]] - [[/2006-03-14]] - [[/2006-03-15]] - [[/2006-03-16]] - [[/2006-03-17]] - [[/2006-03-18]] - [[/2006-03-19]] - [[/2006-03-20]] - [[/2006-03-21]] - [[/2006-03-22]] - [[/2006-03-23]] - [[/2006-03-24]] - [[/2006-03-25]] - [[/2006-03-26]] - [[/2006-03-27]] - [[/2006-03-28]] - [[/2006-03-29]] - [[/2006-03-30]] - [[/2006-03-31]] === April 2006 === [[/2006-04-1]] - [[/2006-04-2]] - [[/2006-04-3]] - [[/2006-04-4]] - [[/2006-04-5]] - [[/2006-04-6]] - [[/2006-04-7]] - [[/2006-04-8]] - [[/2006-04-9]] - [[/2006-04-10]] - [[/2006-04-11]] - [[/2006-04-12]] - [[/2006-04-13]] - [[/2006-04-14]] - [[/2006-04-15]] - [[/2006-04-16]] - [[/2006-04-17]] - [[/2006-04-18]] - [[/2006-04-19]] - [[/2006-04-20]] - [[/2006-04-21]] - [[/2006-04-22]] - [[/2006-04-23]] - [[/2006-04-24]] - [[/2006-04-25]] - [[/2006-04-26]] - [[/2006-04-27]] - [[/2006-04-28]] - [[/2006-04-29]] - [[/2006-04-30]] === May 2006 === [[/2006-05-1]] - [[/2006-05-2]] - [[/2006-05-3]] - [[/2006-05-4]] - [[/2006-05-5]] - [[/2006-05-6]] - [[/2006-05-7]] - [[/2006-05-8]] - [[/2006-05-9]] - [[/2006-05-10]] - [[/2006-05-11]] - [[/2006-05-12]] - [[/2006-05-13]] - [[/2006-05-14]] - [[/2006-05-15]] - [[/2006-05-16]] - [[/2006-05-17]] - [[/2006-05-18]] - [[/2006-05-19]] - [[/2006-05-20]] - [[/2006-05-21]] - [[/2006-05-22]] - [[/2006-05-23]] - [[/2006-05-24]] - [[/2006-05-25]] - [[/2006-05-26]] - [[/2006-05-27]] - [[/2006-05-28]] - [[/2006-05-29]] - [[/2006-05-30]] - [[/2006-05-31]] === June 2006 === [[/2006-06-1]] - [[/2006-06-2]] - [[/2006-06-3]] - [[/2006-06-4]] - [[/2006-06-5]] - [[/2006-06-6]] - [[/2006-06-7]] - [[/2006-06-8]] - [[/2006-06-9]] - [[/2006-06-10]] - [[/2006-06-11]] - [[/2006-06-12]] - [[/2006-06-13]] - [[/2006-06-14]] - [[/2006-06-15]] - [[/2006-06-16]] - [[/2006-06-17]] - [[/2006-06-18]] - [[/2006-06-19]] - [[/2006-06-20]] - [[/2006-06-21]] - [[/2006-06-22]] - [[/2006-06-23]] - [[/2006-06-24]] - [[/2006-06-25]] - [[/2006-06-26]] - [[/2006-06-27]] - [[/2006-06-28]] - [[/2006-06-29]] - [[/2006-06-30]] ==List of Words of the Day== To see all words that have been chosen as Words of the Day, see the [[:Category:wotd|List of Words of the Day]]. [[en:Wiktionary:Word of the day]] [[fr:Wiktionnaire:Mot du jour]] 6760 2006-06-03T10:27:27Z H2g2bob 43 {{Shortcut|<center>WT:WOTD<br>WOTD</center>}} Wiktionary's Word of the day started on the 21st of February 2006. == Today's word == {{Wiktionary:Word of the day/{{CURRENTYEAR}}-{{CURRENTMONTH}}-{{CURRENTDAY}}}} == Other days == === February 2006 === [[/2006-02-22]] - [[/2006-02-23]] - [[/2006-02-24]] - [[/2006-02-25]] - [[/2006-02-26]] - [[/2006-02-27]] - [[/2006-02-28]] === March 2006 === [[/2006-03-1]] - [[/2006-03-2]] - [[/2006-03-3]] - [[/2006-03-4]] - [[/2006-03-5]] - [[/2006-03-6]] - [[/2006-03-7]] - [[/2006-03-8]] - [[/2006-03-9]] - [[/2006-03-10]] - [[/2006-03-11]] - [[/2006-03-12]] - [[/2006-03-13]] - [[/2006-03-14]] - [[/2006-03-15]] - [[/2006-03-16]] - [[/2006-03-17]] - [[/2006-03-18]] - [[/2006-03-19]] - [[/2006-03-20]] - [[/2006-03-21]] - [[/2006-03-22]] - [[/2006-03-23]] - [[/2006-03-24]] - [[/2006-03-25]] - [[/2006-03-26]] - [[/2006-03-27]] - [[/2006-03-28]] - [[/2006-03-29]] - [[/2006-03-30]] - [[/2006-03-31]] === April 2006 === [[/2006-04-1]] - [[/2006-04-2]] - [[/2006-04-3]] - [[/2006-04-4]] - [[/2006-04-5]] - [[/2006-04-6]] - [[/2006-04-7]] - [[/2006-04-8]] - [[/2006-04-9]] - [[/2006-04-10]] - [[/2006-04-11]] - [[/2006-04-12]] - [[/2006-04-13]] - [[/2006-04-14]] - [[/2006-04-15]] - [[/2006-04-16]] - [[/2006-04-17]] - [[/2006-04-18]] - [[/2006-04-19]] - [[/2006-04-20]] - [[/2006-04-21]] - [[/2006-04-22]] - [[/2006-04-23]] - [[/2006-04-24]] - [[/2006-04-25]] - [[/2006-04-26]] - [[/2006-04-27]] - [[/2006-04-28]] - [[/2006-04-29]] - [[/2006-04-30]] === May 2006 === [[/2006-05-1]] - [[/2006-05-2]] - [[/2006-05-3]] - [[/2006-05-4]] - [[/2006-05-5]] - [[/2006-05-6]] - [[/2006-05-7]] - [[/2006-05-8]] - [[/2006-05-9]] - [[/2006-05-10]] - [[/2006-05-11]] - [[/2006-05-12]] - [[/2006-05-13]] - [[/2006-05-14]] - [[/2006-05-15]] - [[/2006-05-16]] - [[/2006-05-17]] - [[/2006-05-18]] - [[/2006-05-19]] - [[/2006-05-20]] - [[/2006-05-21]] - [[/2006-05-22]] - [[/2006-05-23]] - [[/2006-05-24]] - [[/2006-05-25]] - [[/2006-05-26]] - [[/2006-05-27]] - [[/2006-05-28]] - [[/2006-05-29]] - [[/2006-05-30]] - [[/2006-05-31]] === June 2006 === [[/2006-06-1]] - [[/2006-06-2]] - [[/2006-06-3]] - [[/2006-06-4]] - [[/2006-06-5]] - [[/2006-06-6]] - [[/2006-06-7]] - [[/2006-06-8]] - [[/2006-06-9]] - [[/2006-06-10]] - [[/2006-06-11]] - [[/2006-06-12]] - [[/2006-06-13]] - [[/2006-06-14]] - [[/2006-06-15]] - [[/2006-06-16]] - [[/2006-06-17]] - [[/2006-06-18]] - [[/2006-06-19]] - [[/2006-06-20]] - [[/2006-06-21]] - [[/2006-06-22]] - [[/2006-06-23]] - [[/2006-06-24]] - [[/2006-06-25]] - [[/2006-06-26]] - [[/2006-06-27]] - [[/2006-06-28]] - [[/2006-06-29]] - [[/2006-06-30]] ==List of Words of the Day== To see all words that have been chosen as Words of the Day, see the [[:Category:wotd|List of Words of the Day]]. [[en:Wiktionary:Word of the day]] [[fr:Wiktionnaire:Mot du jour]] 6783 2006-06-04T19:55:41Z Cromwellt 61 fixed template to avoid redir {{shortcut|<center>WT:WOTD<br>WOTD</center>}} Wiktionary's Word of the day started on the 21st of February 2006. == Today's word == {{Wiktionary:Word of the day/{{CURRENTYEAR}}-{{CURRENTMONTH}}-{{CURRENTDAY}}}} == Other days == === February 2006 === [[/2006-02-22]] - [[/2006-02-23]] - [[/2006-02-24]] - [[/2006-02-25]] - [[/2006-02-26]] - [[/2006-02-27]] - [[/2006-02-28]] === March 2006 === [[/2006-03-1]] - [[/2006-03-2]] - [[/2006-03-3]] - [[/2006-03-4]] - [[/2006-03-5]] - [[/2006-03-6]] - [[/2006-03-7]] - [[/2006-03-8]] - [[/2006-03-9]] - [[/2006-03-10]] - [[/2006-03-11]] - [[/2006-03-12]] - [[/2006-03-13]] - [[/2006-03-14]] - [[/2006-03-15]] - [[/2006-03-16]] - [[/2006-03-17]] - [[/2006-03-18]] - [[/2006-03-19]] - [[/2006-03-20]] - [[/2006-03-21]] - [[/2006-03-22]] - [[/2006-03-23]] - [[/2006-03-24]] - [[/2006-03-25]] - [[/2006-03-26]] - [[/2006-03-27]] - [[/2006-03-28]] - [[/2006-03-29]] - [[/2006-03-30]] - [[/2006-03-31]] === April 2006 === [[/2006-04-1]] - [[/2006-04-2]] - [[/2006-04-3]] - [[/2006-04-4]] - [[/2006-04-5]] - [[/2006-04-6]] - [[/2006-04-7]] - [[/2006-04-8]] - [[/2006-04-9]] - [[/2006-04-10]] - [[/2006-04-11]] - [[/2006-04-12]] - [[/2006-04-13]] - [[/2006-04-14]] - [[/2006-04-15]] - [[/2006-04-16]] - [[/2006-04-17]] - [[/2006-04-18]] - [[/2006-04-19]] - [[/2006-04-20]] - [[/2006-04-21]] - [[/2006-04-22]] - [[/2006-04-23]] - [[/2006-04-24]] - [[/2006-04-25]] - [[/2006-04-26]] - [[/2006-04-27]] - [[/2006-04-28]] - [[/2006-04-29]] - [[/2006-04-30]] === May 2006 === [[/2006-05-1]] - [[/2006-05-2]] - [[/2006-05-3]] - [[/2006-05-4]] - [[/2006-05-5]] - [[/2006-05-6]] - [[/2006-05-7]] - [[/2006-05-8]] - [[/2006-05-9]] - [[/2006-05-10]] - [[/2006-05-11]] - [[/2006-05-12]] - [[/2006-05-13]] - [[/2006-05-14]] - [[/2006-05-15]] - [[/2006-05-16]] - [[/2006-05-17]] - [[/2006-05-18]] - [[/2006-05-19]] - [[/2006-05-20]] - [[/2006-05-21]] - [[/2006-05-22]] - [[/2006-05-23]] - [[/2006-05-24]] - [[/2006-05-25]] - [[/2006-05-26]] - [[/2006-05-27]] - [[/2006-05-28]] - [[/2006-05-29]] - [[/2006-05-30]] - [[/2006-05-31]] === June 2006 === [[/2006-06-1]] - [[/2006-06-2]] - [[/2006-06-3]] - [[/2006-06-4]] - [[/2006-06-5]] - [[/2006-06-6]] - [[/2006-06-7]] - [[/2006-06-8]] - [[/2006-06-9]] - [[/2006-06-10]] - [[/2006-06-11]] - [[/2006-06-12]] - [[/2006-06-13]] - [[/2006-06-14]] - [[/2006-06-15]] - [[/2006-06-16]] - [[/2006-06-17]] - [[/2006-06-18]] - [[/2006-06-19]] - [[/2006-06-20]] - [[/2006-06-21]] - [[/2006-06-22]] - [[/2006-06-23]] - [[/2006-06-24]] - [[/2006-06-25]] - [[/2006-06-26]] - [[/2006-06-27]] - [[/2006-06-28]] - [[/2006-06-29]] - [[/2006-06-30]] ==List of Words of the Day== To see all words that have been chosen as Words of the Day, see the [[:Category:wotd|List of Words of the Day]]. [[en:Wiktionary:Word of the day]] [[fr:Wiktionnaire:Mot du jour]] 6841 2006-06-22T10:18:08Z Cromwellt 61 /* Other days */ added July {{shortcut|<center>WT:WOTD<br>WOTD</center>}} Wiktionary's Word of the day started on the 21st of February 2006. == Today's word == {{Wiktionary:Word of the day/{{CURRENTYEAR}}-{{CURRENTMONTH}}-{{CURRENTDAY}}}} == Other days == === February 2006 === [[/2006-02-22]] - [[/2006-02-23]] - [[/2006-02-24]] - [[/2006-02-25]] - [[/2006-02-26]] - [[/2006-02-27]] - [[/2006-02-28]] === March 2006 === [[/2006-03-1]] - [[/2006-03-2]] - [[/2006-03-3]] - [[/2006-03-4]] - [[/2006-03-5]] - [[/2006-03-6]] - [[/2006-03-7]] - [[/2006-03-8]] - [[/2006-03-9]] - [[/2006-03-10]] - [[/2006-03-11]] - [[/2006-03-12]] - [[/2006-03-13]] - [[/2006-03-14]] - [[/2006-03-15]] - [[/2006-03-16]] - [[/2006-03-17]] - [[/2006-03-18]] - [[/2006-03-19]] - [[/2006-03-20]] - [[/2006-03-21]] - [[/2006-03-22]] - [[/2006-03-23]] - [[/2006-03-24]] - [[/2006-03-25]] - [[/2006-03-26]] - [[/2006-03-27]] - [[/2006-03-28]] - [[/2006-03-29]] - [[/2006-03-30]] - [[/2006-03-31]] === April 2006 === [[/2006-04-1]] - [[/2006-04-2]] - [[/2006-04-3]] - [[/2006-04-4]] - [[/2006-04-5]] - [[/2006-04-6]] - [[/2006-04-7]] - [[/2006-04-8]] - [[/2006-04-9]] - [[/2006-04-10]] - [[/2006-04-11]] - [[/2006-04-12]] - [[/2006-04-13]] - [[/2006-04-14]] - [[/2006-04-15]] - [[/2006-04-16]] - [[/2006-04-17]] - [[/2006-04-18]] - [[/2006-04-19]] - [[/2006-04-20]] - [[/2006-04-21]] - [[/2006-04-22]] - [[/2006-04-23]] - [[/2006-04-24]] - [[/2006-04-25]] - [[/2006-04-26]] - [[/2006-04-27]] - [[/2006-04-28]] - [[/2006-04-29]] - [[/2006-04-30]] === May 2006 === [[/2006-05-1]] - [[/2006-05-2]] - [[/2006-05-3]] - [[/2006-05-4]] - [[/2006-05-5]] - [[/2006-05-6]] - [[/2006-05-7]] - [[/2006-05-8]] - [[/2006-05-9]] - [[/2006-05-10]] - [[/2006-05-11]] - [[/2006-05-12]] - [[/2006-05-13]] - [[/2006-05-14]] - [[/2006-05-15]] - [[/2006-05-16]] - [[/2006-05-17]] - [[/2006-05-18]] - [[/2006-05-19]] - [[/2006-05-20]] - [[/2006-05-21]] - [[/2006-05-22]] - [[/2006-05-23]] - [[/2006-05-24]] - [[/2006-05-25]] - [[/2006-05-26]] - [[/2006-05-27]] - [[/2006-05-28]] - [[/2006-05-29]] - [[/2006-05-30]] - [[/2006-05-31]] === June 2006 === [[/2006-06-1]] - [[/2006-06-2]] - [[/2006-06-3]] - [[/2006-06-4]] - [[/2006-06-5]] - [[/2006-06-6]] - [[/2006-06-7]] - [[/2006-06-8]] - [[/2006-06-9]] - [[/2006-06-10]] - [[/2006-06-11]] - [[/2006-06-12]] - [[/2006-06-13]] - [[/2006-06-14]] - [[/2006-06-15]] - [[/2006-06-16]] - [[/2006-06-17]] - [[/2006-06-18]] - [[/2006-06-19]] - [[/2006-06-20]] - [[/2006-06-21]] - [[/2006-06-22]] - [[/2006-06-23]] - [[/2006-06-24]] - [[/2006-06-25]] - [[/2006-06-26]] - [[/2006-06-27]] - [[/2006-06-28]] - [[/2006-06-29]] - [[/2006-06-30]] === July 2006 === [[/2006-07-1]] - [[/2006-07-2]] - [[/2006-07-3]] - [[/2006-07-4]] - [[/2006-07-5]] - [[/2006-07-6]] - [[/2006-07-7]] - [[/2006-07-8]] - [[/2006-07-9]] - [[/2006-07-10]] - [[/2006-07-11]] - [[/2006-07-12]] - [[/2006-07-13]] - [[/2006-07-14]] - [[/2006-07-15]] - [[/2006-07-16]] - [[/2006-07-17]] - [[/2006-07-18]] - [[/2006-07-19]] - [[/2006-07-20]] - [[/2006-07-21]] - [[/2006-07-22]] - [[/2006-07-23]] - [[/2006-07-24]] - [[/2006-07-25]] - [[/2006-07-26]] - [[/2006-07-27]] - [[/2006-07-28]] - [[/2006-07-29]] - [[/2006-07-30]] - [[/2006-07-31]] ==List of Words of the Day== To see all words that have been chosen as Words of the Day, see the [[:Category:wotd|List of Words of the Day]]. 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Flcelloguy 44 Create basic guideline so no redlink Protect pages using common sense. 2007 5041 2006-02-21T21:04:26Z Cromwellt 61 created page These are my answers (so far) to [[User:Gmcfoley|Gmcfoley's]] interesting nine-letter puzzle. He says to find the longest English word with these nine letters: '''S R K D U A E W N''' I have found: ''7 letters'' Awakens + rd Redawns + ku Asunder + wk Wanders + ku Darkens + wu ''6 letters'' Sunder + awk Resawn + udk Sander + kuw ''5 letters'' Kurds anew (uses all letters, but in two words) New Kurds + a Was under + k Raw dunes + k Nears + kdwu Wends + krau Drawn + kseu Drank + wesu Dunes + rawk Wands + kreu Dears + kwnu ''4 letters'' Reds + nawku Rude + skawn Sawn + krdeu Sand + kreuw Dune + askrw Ands + kreuw Wand + kreus Dear + wnkus ''3 letters'' Red + nawkus Wus + rednas Sun + awkder And + kreuws 5044 2006-02-21T21:11:55Z Cromwellt 61 format fix {{no ToC}} These are my answers (so far) to [[User:Gmcfoley|Gmcfoley's]] interesting nine-letter puzzle. He says to find the longest English word with these nine letters: '''S R K D U A E W N''' I have found: ===7 letters=== Awakens + rd Redawns + ku Asunder + wk Wanders + ku Darkens + wu ===6 letters=== Sunder + awk Resawn + udk Sander + kuw ===5 letters=== Kurds anew (uses all letters, but in two words) New Kurds + a Was under + k Raw dunes + k Nears + kdwu Wends + krau Drawn + kseu Drank + wesu Dunes + rawk Wands + kreu Dears + kwnu ===4 letters=== Reds + nawku Rude + skawn Sawn + krdeu Sand + kreuw Dune + askrw Ands + kreuw Wand + kreus Dear + wnkus ===3 letters=== Red + nawkus Wus + rednas Sun + awkder And + kreuws 5045 2006-02-21T21:14:15Z Cromwellt 61 removed template that doesn't work These are my answers (so far) to [[User:Gmcfoley|Gmcfoley's]] interesting nine-letter puzzle. He says to find the longest English word with these nine letters: '''S R K D U A E W N''' I have found: ===7 letters=== Awakens + rd Redawns + ku Asunder + wk Wanders + ku Darkens + wu ===6 letters=== Sunder + awk Resawn + udk Sander + kuw ===5 letters=== Kurds anew (uses all letters, but in two words) New Kurds + a Was under + k Raw dunes + k Nears + kdwu Wends + krau Drawn + kseu Drank + wesu Dunes + rawk Wands + kreu Dears + kwnu ===4 letters=== Reds + nawku Rude + skawn Sawn + krdeu Sand + kreuw Dune + askrw Ands + kreuw Wand + kreus Dear + wnkus ===3 letters=== Red + nawkus Wus + rednas Sun + awkder And + kreuws 5716 2006-03-09T15:35:06Z Cromwellt 61 Puzzle #2, solved it These are my answers (so far) to [[User:Gmcfoley|Gmcfoley's]] interesting nine-letter puzzle. He says to find the longest English word with these nine letters: '''S R K D U A E W N''' I have found: ===7 letters=== Awakens + rd Redawns + ku Asunder + wk Wanders + ku Darkens + wu ===6 letters=== Sunder + awk Resawn + udk Sander + kuw ===5 letters=== Kurds anew (uses all letters, but in two words) New Kurds + a Was under + k Raw dunes + k Nears + kdwu Wends + krau Drawn + kseu Drank + wesu Dunes + rawk Wands + kreu Dears + kwnu ===4 letters=== Reds + nawku Rude + skawn Sawn + krdeu Sand + kreuw Dune + askrw Ands + kreuw Wand + kreus Dear + wnkus ===3 letters=== Red + nawkus Wus + rednas Sun + awkder And + kreuws ==Puzzle #2== '''S A L S R O U G H''' ===9 letters!!!=== Hourglass! ===6 letters=== Roughs + sal ===5 letters=== Rough + sals Rough lass (all letters, two words) Glass hour (all letters, two words) A hog slurs (all letters, three words) ===4 letters=== Lass + rough Sour slag + h (two words) Hags + lours 6041 2006-03-17T17:08:00Z Cromwellt 61 Added puzzle 3, plus my current answers (it is harder, that's for sure) These are my answers (so far) to [[User:Gmcfoley|Gmcfoley's]] interesting nine-letter puzzles. He says to find the longest English word with nine specific letters. ==Puzzle #1== '''S R K D U A E W N''' I have found: ===7 letters=== Awakens + rd Redawns + ku Asunder + wk Wanders + ku Darkens + wu ===6 letters=== Sunder + awk Resawn + udk Sander + kuw ===5 letters=== Kurds anew (uses all letters, but in two words) New Kurds + a Was under + k Raw dunes + k Nears + kdwu Wends + krau Drawn + kseu Drank + wesu Dunes + rawk Wands + kreu Dears + kwnu ===4 letters=== Reds + nawku Rude + skawn Sawn + krdeu Sand + kreuw Dune + askrw Ands + kreuw Wand + kreus Dear + wnkus ===3 letters=== Red + nawkus Wus + rednas Sun + awkder And + kreuws ==Puzzle #2== '''S A L S R O U G H''' ===9 letters!!!=== Hourglass! ===6 letters=== Roughs + sal ===5 letters=== Rough + sals Rough lass (all letters, two words) Glass hour (all letters, two words) A hog slurs (all letters, three words) ===4 letters=== Lass + rough Sour slag + h (two words) Hags + lours ==Puzzle #3== ''D Z N G U A O A K'' ===4 letters=== Dang + zuaok Dank + zuaog Dung + zaoak ===3 letters=== Oak + dzngua Nag + dzuaok 6042 2006-03-17T17:10:05Z Cromwellt 61 /* Puzzle #3 */ made letters bold as above These are my answers (so far) to [[User:Gmcfoley|Gmcfoley's]] interesting nine-letter puzzles. He says to find the longest English word with nine specific letters. ==Puzzle #1== '''S R K D U A E W N''' I have found: ===7 letters=== Awakens + rd Redawns + ku Asunder + wk Wanders + ku Darkens + wu ===6 letters=== Sunder + awk Resawn + udk Sander + kuw ===5 letters=== Kurds anew (uses all letters, but in two words) New Kurds + a Was under + k Raw dunes + k Nears + kdwu Wends + krau Drawn + kseu Drank + wesu Dunes + rawk Wands + kreu Dears + kwnu ===4 letters=== Reds + nawku Rude + skawn Sawn + krdeu Sand + kreuw Dune + askrw Ands + kreuw Wand + kreus Dear + wnkus ===3 letters=== Red + nawkus Wus + rednas Sun + awkder And + kreuws ==Puzzle #2== '''S A L S R O U G H''' ===9 letters!!!=== Hourglass! ===6 letters=== Roughs + sal ===5 letters=== Rough + sals Rough lass (all letters, two words) Glass hour (all letters, two words) A hog slurs (all letters, three words) ===4 letters=== Lass + rough Sour slag + h (two words) Hags + lours ==Puzzle #3== '''D Z N G U A O A K''' ===4 letters=== Dang + zuaok Dank + zuaog Dung + zaoak ===3 letters=== Oak + dzngua Nag + dzuaok 2008 5057 2006-02-21T23:16:00Z H2g2bob 43 ==Noun== {{wikipedia}} {{wiktionary}} '''God''' # The [[creator]] of the [[earth]] and of the [[universe]], according to many [[religion]]s. Most religions also believe that God is a [[powerful]] or [[knowledgeable]] being. #: [[Christian]]s believe that '''God''' created the [[world]] in seven days. # One of several powerful [[beings]], according to some religions. #: The [[w:Ancient Egypt|Ancient Egyptians]] believed in many '''gods'''. One '''God''' was [[w:Ra|Ra]], the '''God''' of the [[sun]]. # Any [[person]] with great [[skill]], or who is very [[famous]]. #: He is some kind of '''god''' to fix that so quickly. #: I think [[w:Hayao Miyazaki|Hayao Miyazaki]] is a '''god'''! === Usage === ;Capital Letter: "God" normally has a [[capital letter]] at the start if there is only one God ("God" has a capital letter because it is used like a person's [[name]]). When talking about several gods, a small ([[lowercase]]) letter starts the word. ::[[Ancient]] [[Greeks]] believed in many '''gods''', but [[Jews]] believe that there is only one '''God'''. ;God and Goddess: "God" can be either male or female, but when talking about a female god, then the term "[[goddess]]" is often used instead. == Interjection == # Used when somebody is [[surprised]]. Some people do not like to use this phrase, as they think this is [[blasphemy]] (an [[insult]] to God). #: Oh '''God''', not that again! == Related Words and Phrases == * [[Lord]] * [[Goddess]] 5059 2006-02-21T23:21:24Z H2g2bob 43 /* Noun */ Lowecase on "One _g_od was Ra" - I think that's right (anyone...?) ==Noun== {{wikipedia}} {{wiktionary}} '''God''' # The [[creator]] of the [[earth]] and of the [[universe]], according to many [[religion]]s. Most religions also believe that God is a [[powerful]] or [[knowledgeable]] being. #: [[Christian]]s believe that '''God''' created the [[world]] in seven days. # One of several powerful [[beings]], according to some religions. #: The [[w:Ancient Egypt|Ancient Egyptians]] believed in many '''gods'''. One '''god''' was [[w:Ra|Ra]], the '''God''' of the [[sun]]. # Any [[person]] with great [[skill]], or who is very [[famous]]. #: He is some kind of '''god''' to fix that so quickly. #: I think [[w:Hayao Miyazaki|Hayao Miyazaki]] is a '''god'''! === Usage === ;Capital Letter: "God" normally has a [[capital letter]] at the start if there is only one God ("God" has a capital letter because it is used like a person's [[name]]). When talking about several gods, a small ([[lowercase]]) letter starts the word. ::[[Ancient]] [[Greeks]] believed in many '''gods''', but [[Jews]] believe that there is only one '''God'''. ;God and Goddess: "God" can be either male or female, but when talking about a female god, then the term "[[goddess]]" is often used instead. == Interjection == # Used when somebody is [[surprised]]. Some people do not like to use this phrase, as they think this is [[blasphemy]] (an [[insult]] to God). #: Oh '''God''', not that again! == Related Words and Phrases == * [[Lord]] * [[Goddess]] 5235 2006-02-23T00:59:38Z Conversion script [[God]] moved to [[god]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Noun== {{wikipedia}} {{wiktionary}} '''God''' # The [[creator]] of the [[earth]] and of the [[universe]], according to many [[religion]]s. Most religions also believe that God is a [[powerful]] or [[knowledgeable]] being. #: [[Christian]]s believe that '''God''' created the [[world]] in seven days. # One of several powerful [[beings]], according to some religions. #: The [[w:Ancient Egypt|Ancient Egyptians]] believed in many '''gods'''. One '''god''' was [[w:Ra|Ra]], the '''God''' of the [[sun]]. # Any [[person]] with great [[skill]], or who is very [[famous]]. #: He is some kind of '''god''' to fix that so quickly. #: I think [[w:Hayao Miyazaki|Hayao Miyazaki]] is a '''god'''! === Usage === ;Capital Letter: "God" normally has a [[capital letter]] at the start if there is only one God ("God" has a capital letter because it is used like a person's [[name]]). When talking about several gods, a small ([[lowercase]]) letter starts the word. ::[[Ancient]] [[Greeks]] believed in many '''gods''', but [[Jews]] believe that there is only one '''God'''. ;God and Goddess: "God" can be either male or female, but when talking about a female god, then the term "[[goddess]]" is often used instead. == Interjection == # Used when somebody is [[surprised]]. Some people do not like to use this phrase, as they think this is [[blasphemy]] (an [[insult]] to God). #: Oh '''God''', not that again! == Related Words and Phrases == * [[Lord]] * [[Goddess]] 5523 2006-02-23T01:15:54Z Gmcfoley 41 [[god]] moved to [[God]] ==Noun== {{wikipedia}} {{wiktionary}} '''God''' # The [[creator]] of the [[earth]] and of the [[universe]], according to many [[religion]]s. Most religions also believe that God is a [[powerful]] or [[knowledgeable]] being. #: [[Christian]]s believe that '''God''' created the [[world]] in seven days. # One of several powerful [[beings]], according to some religions. #: The [[w:Ancient Egypt|Ancient Egyptians]] believed in many '''gods'''. One '''god''' was [[w:Ra|Ra]], the '''God''' of the [[sun]]. # Any [[person]] with great [[skill]], or who is very [[famous]]. #: He is some kind of '''god''' to fix that so quickly. #: I think [[w:Hayao Miyazaki|Hayao Miyazaki]] is a '''god'''! === Usage === ;Capital Letter: "God" normally has a [[capital letter]] at the start if there is only one God ("God" has a capital letter because it is used like a person's [[name]]). When talking about several gods, a small ([[lowercase]]) letter starts the word. ::[[Ancient]] [[Greeks]] believed in many '''gods''', but [[Jews]] believe that there is only one '''God'''. ;God and Goddess: "God" can be either male or female, but when talking about a female god, then the term "[[goddess]]" is often used instead. == Interjection == # Used when somebody is [[surprised]]. Some people do not like to use this phrase, as they think this is [[blasphemy]] (an [[insult]] to God). #: Oh '''God''', not that again! == Related Words and Phrases == * [[Lord]] * [[Goddess]] 6326 2006-04-14T13:37:51Z Jusjih 27 Category ==Noun== {{wikipedia}} {{wiktionary}} '''God''' # The [[creator]] of the [[earth]] and of the [[universe]], according to many [[religion]]s. Most religions also believe that God is a [[powerful]] or [[knowledgeable]] being. #: [[Christian]]s believe that '''God''' created the [[world]] in seven days. # One of several powerful [[beings]], according to some religions. #: The [[w:Ancient Egypt|Ancient Egyptians]] believed in many '''gods'''. One '''god''' was [[w:Ra|Ra]], the '''God''' of the [[sun]]. # Any [[person]] with great [[skill]], or who is very [[famous]]. #: He is some kind of '''god''' to fix that so quickly. #: I think [[w:Hayao Miyazaki|Hayao Miyazaki]] is a '''god'''! === Usage === ;Capital Letter: "God" normally has a [[capital letter]] at the start if there is only one God ("God" has a capital letter because it is used like a person's [[name]]). When talking about several gods, a small ([[lowercase]]) letter starts the word. ::[[Ancient]] [[Greeks]] believed in many '''gods''', but [[Jews]] believe that there is only one '''God'''. ;God and Goddess: "God" can be either male or female, but when talking about a female god, then the term "[[goddess]]" is often used instead. == Interjection == # Used when somebody is [[surprised]]. Some people do not like to use this phrase, as they think this is [[blasphemy]] (an [[insult]] to God). #: Oh '''God''', not that again! == Related Words and Phrases == * [[Lord]] * [[Goddess]] [[Category:Nouns]] 6327 2006-04-14T13:39:10Z Jusjih 27 /* Related Words and Phrases */ More category ==Noun== {{wikipedia}} {{wiktionary}} '''God''' # The [[creator]] of the [[earth]] and of the [[universe]], according to many [[religion]]s. Most religions also believe that God is a [[powerful]] or [[knowledgeable]] being. #: [[Christian]]s believe that '''God''' created the [[world]] in seven days. # One of several powerful [[beings]], according to some religions. #: The [[w:Ancient Egypt|Ancient Egyptians]] believed in many '''gods'''. One '''god''' was [[w:Ra|Ra]], the '''God''' of the [[sun]]. # Any [[person]] with great [[skill]], or who is very [[famous]]. #: He is some kind of '''god''' to fix that so quickly. #: I think [[w:Hayao Miyazaki|Hayao Miyazaki]] is a '''god'''! === Usage === ;Capital Letter: "God" normally has a [[capital letter]] at the start if there is only one God ("God" has a capital letter because it is used like a person's [[name]]). When talking about several gods, a small ([[lowercase]]) letter starts the word. ::[[Ancient]] [[Greeks]] believed in many '''gods''', but [[Jews]] believe that there is only one '''God'''. ;God and Goddess: "God" can be either male or female, but when talking about a female god, then the term "[[goddess]]" is often used instead. == Interjection == # Used when somebody is [[surprised]]. Some people do not like to use this phrase, as they think this is [[blasphemy]] (an [[insult]] to God). #: Oh '''God''', not that again! == Related Words and Phrases == * [[Lord]] * [[Goddess]] [[Category:Nouns]] [[Category:Interjections]] 7361 2006-07-18T21:47:37Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fy, hu, it, nl, pt, sr ==Noun== {{wikipedia}} {{wiktionary}} '''God''' # The [[creator]] of the [[earth]] and of the [[universe]], according to many [[religion]]s. Most religions also believe that God is a [[powerful]] or [[knowledgeable]] being. #: [[Christian]]s believe that '''God''' created the [[world]] in seven days. # One of several powerful [[beings]], according to some religions. #: The [[w:Ancient Egypt|Ancient Egyptians]] believed in many '''gods'''. One '''god''' was [[w:Ra|Ra]], the '''God''' of the [[sun]]. # Any [[person]] with great [[skill]], or who is very [[famous]]. #: He is some kind of '''god''' to fix that so quickly. #: I think [[w:Hayao Miyazaki|Hayao Miyazaki]] is a '''god'''! === Usage === ;Capital Letter: "God" normally has a [[capital letter]] at the start if there is only one God ("God" has a capital letter because it is used like a person's [[name]]). When talking about several gods, a small ([[lowercase]]) letter starts the word. ::[[Ancient]] [[Greeks]] believed in many '''gods''', but [[Jews]] believe that there is only one '''God'''. ;God and Goddess: "God" can be either male or female, but when talking about a female god, then the term "[[goddess]]" is often used instead. == Interjection == # Used when somebody is [[surprised]]. Some people do not like to use this phrase, as they think this is [[blasphemy]] (an [[insult]] to God). #: Oh '''God''', not that again! == Related Words and Phrases == * [[Lord]] * [[Goddess]] [[Category:Nouns]] [[Category:Interjections]] [[en:God]] [[fy:God]] [[it:God]] [[hu:God]] [[nl:God]] [[pt:God]] [[sr:God]] [[fi:God]] 8598 2006-08-13T19:03:30Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ro ==Noun== {{wikipedia}} {{wiktionary}} '''God''' # The [[creator]] of the [[earth]] and of the [[universe]], according to many [[religion]]s. Most religions also believe that God is a [[powerful]] or [[knowledgeable]] being. #: [[Christian]]s believe that '''God''' created the [[world]] in seven days. # One of several powerful [[beings]], according to some religions. #: The [[w:Ancient Egypt|Ancient Egyptians]] believed in many '''gods'''. One '''god''' was [[w:Ra|Ra]], the '''God''' of the [[sun]]. # Any [[person]] with great [[skill]], or who is very [[famous]]. #: He is some kind of '''god''' to fix that so quickly. #: I think [[w:Hayao Miyazaki|Hayao Miyazaki]] is a '''god'''! === Usage === ;Capital Letter: "God" normally has a [[capital letter]] at the start if there is only one God ("God" has a capital letter because it is used like a person's [[name]]). When talking about several gods, a small ([[lowercase]]) letter starts the word. ::[[Ancient]] [[Greeks]] believed in many '''gods''', but [[Jews]] believe that there is only one '''God'''. ;God and Goddess: "God" can be either male or female, but when talking about a female god, then the term "[[goddess]]" is often used instead. == Interjection == # Used when somebody is [[surprised]]. Some people do not like to use this phrase, as they think this is [[blasphemy]] (an [[insult]] to God). #: Oh '''God''', not that again! == Related Words and Phrases == * [[Lord]] * [[Goddess]] [[Category:Nouns]] [[Category:Interjections]] [[en:God]] [[fy:God]] [[it:God]] [[hu:God]] [[nl:God]] [[pt:God]] [[ro:God]] [[sr:God]] [[fi:God]] 8793 2006-08-21T17:09:10Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, fr ==Noun== {{wikipedia}} {{wiktionary}} '''God''' # The [[creator]] of the [[earth]] and of the [[universe]], according to many [[religion]]s. Most religions also believe that God is a [[powerful]] or [[knowledgeable]] being. #: [[Christian]]s believe that '''God''' created the [[world]] in seven days. # One of several powerful [[beings]], according to some religions. #: The [[w:Ancient Egypt|Ancient Egyptians]] believed in many '''gods'''. One '''god''' was [[w:Ra|Ra]], the '''God''' of the [[sun]]. # Any [[person]] with great [[skill]], or who is very [[famous]]. #: He is some kind of '''god''' to fix that so quickly. #: I think [[w:Hayao Miyazaki|Hayao Miyazaki]] is a '''god'''! === Usage === ;Capital Letter: "God" normally has a [[capital letter]] at the start if there is only one God ("God" has a capital letter because it is used like a person's [[name]]). When talking about several gods, a small ([[lowercase]]) letter starts the word. ::[[Ancient]] [[Greeks]] believed in many '''gods''', but [[Jews]] believe that there is only one '''God'''. ;God and Goddess: "God" can be either male or female, but when talking about a female god, then the term "[[goddess]]" is often used instead. == Interjection == # Used when somebody is [[surprised]]. Some people do not like to use this phrase, as they think this is [[blasphemy]] (an [[insult]] to God). #: Oh '''God''', not that again! == Related Words and Phrases == * [[Lord]] * [[Goddess]] [[Category:Nouns]] [[Category:Interjections]] [[de:God]] [[en:God]] [[fr:God]] [[fy:God]] [[it:God]] [[hu:God]] [[nl:God]] [[pt:God]] [[ro:God]] [[sr:God]] [[fi:God]] 10373 2006-10-05T04:50:19Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[hy:God]], [[kn:God]] ==Noun== {{wikipedia}} {{wiktionary}} '''God''' # The [[creator]] of the [[earth]] and of the [[universe]], according to many [[religion]]s. Most religions also believe that God is a [[powerful]] or [[knowledgeable]] being. #: [[Christian]]s believe that '''God''' created the [[world]] in seven days. # One of several powerful [[beings]], according to some religions. #: The [[w:Ancient Egypt|Ancient Egyptians]] believed in many '''gods'''. One '''god''' was [[w:Ra|Ra]], the '''God''' of the [[sun]]. # Any [[person]] with great [[skill]], or who is very [[famous]]. #: He is some kind of '''god''' to fix that so quickly. #: I think [[w:Hayao Miyazaki|Hayao Miyazaki]] is a '''god'''! === Usage === ;Capital Letter: "God" normally has a [[capital letter]] at the start if there is only one God ("God" has a capital letter because it is used like a person's [[name]]). When talking about several gods, a small ([[lowercase]]) letter starts the word. ::[[Ancient]] [[Greeks]] believed in many '''gods''', but [[Jews]] believe that there is only one '''God'''. ;God and Goddess: "God" can be either male or female, but when talking about a female god, then the term "[[goddess]]" is often used instead. == Interjection == # Used when somebody is [[surprised]]. Some people do not like to use this phrase, as they think this is [[blasphemy]] (an [[insult]] to God). #: Oh '''God''', not that again! == Related Words and Phrases == * [[Lord]] * [[Goddess]] [[Category:Nouns]] [[Category:Interjections]] [[de:God]] [[en:God]] [[fr:God]] [[fy:God]] [[hy:God]] [[it:God]] [[kn:God]] [[hu:God]] [[nl:God]] [[pt:God]] [[ro:God]] [[sr:God]] [[fi:God]] 11270 2006-10-18T08:55:00Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:God]] ==Noun== {{wikipedia}} {{wiktionary}} '''God''' # The [[creator]] of the [[earth]] and of the [[universe]], according to many [[religion]]s. Most religions also believe that God is a [[powerful]] or [[knowledgeable]] being. #: [[Christian]]s believe that '''God''' created the [[world]] in seven days. # One of several powerful [[beings]], according to some religions. #: The [[w:Ancient Egypt|Ancient Egyptians]] believed in many '''gods'''. One '''god''' was [[w:Ra|Ra]], the '''God''' of the [[sun]]. # Any [[person]] with great [[skill]], or who is very [[famous]]. #: He is some kind of '''god''' to fix that so quickly. #: I think [[w:Hayao Miyazaki|Hayao Miyazaki]] is a '''god'''! === Usage === ;Capital Letter: "God" normally has a [[capital letter]] at the start if there is only one God ("God" has a capital letter because it is used like a person's [[name]]). When talking about several gods, a small ([[lowercase]]) letter starts the word. ::[[Ancient]] [[Greeks]] believed in many '''gods''', but [[Jews]] believe that there is only one '''God'''. ;God and Goddess: "God" can be either male or female, but when talking about a female god, then the term "[[goddess]]" is often used instead. == Interjection == # Used when somebody is [[surprised]]. Some people do not like to use this phrase, as they think this is [[blasphemy]] (an [[insult]] to God). #: Oh '''God''', not that again! == Related Words and Phrases == * [[Lord]] * [[Goddess]] [[Category:Nouns]] [[Category:Interjections]] [[de:God]] [[en:God]] [[fr:God]] [[fy:God]] [[hy:God]] [[it:God]] [[kn:God]] [[kk:God]] [[hu:God]] [[nl:God]] [[pt:God]] [[ro:God]] [[sr:God]] [[fi:God]] 13934 2006-12-19T23:36:28Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{wikipedia}} {{wiktionary}} '''God''' # The [[creator]] of the [[earth]] and of the [[universe]], according to many [[religion]]s. Most religions also believe that '''God''' is a [[powerful]] or [[knowledgeable]] being. #: [[Christian]]s believe that '''God''' created the [[world]] in seven days. # One of several powerful [[beings]], according to some religions. #: The [[w:Ancient Egypt|Ancient Egyptians]] believed in many '''gods'''. One '''god''' was [[w:Ra|Ra]], the '''God''' of the [[sun]]. # Any [[person]] with great [[skill]], or who is very [[famous]]. #: He is some kind of '''god''' to fix that so quickly. #: I think [[w:Hayao Miyazaki|Hayao Miyazaki]] is a '''god'''! === Usage === ;Capital Letter: "God" normally has a [[capital letter]] at the start if there is only one God ("God" has a capital letter because it is used like a person's [[name]]). When talking about several gods, a small ([[lowercase]]) letter starts the word. ::[[Ancient]] [[Greeks]] believed in many '''gods''', but [[Jews]] believe that there is only one '''God'''. ;God and Goddess: "God" can be either male or female, but when talking about a female god, then the term "[[goddess]]" is often used instead. == Interjection == # Used when somebody is [[surprised]]. Some people do not like to use this phrase, as they think this is [[blasphemy]] (an [[insult]] to God). #: Oh '''God''', not that again! == Related Words and Phrases == * [[Lord]] * [[Goddess]] [[Category:Nouns]] [[Category:Interjections]] [[de:God]] [[en:God]] [[fr:God]] [[fy:God]] [[hy:God]] [[it:God]] [[kn:God]] [[kk:God]] [[hu:God]] [[nl:God]] [[pt:God]] [[ro:God]] [[sr:God]] [[fi:God]] 14356 2006-12-22T20:16:35Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[pl:God]] ==Noun== {{wikipedia}} {{wiktionary}} '''God''' # The [[creator]] of the [[earth]] and of the [[universe]], according to many [[religion]]s. Most religions also believe that '''God''' is a [[powerful]] or [[knowledgeable]] being. #: [[Christian]]s believe that '''God''' created the [[world]] in seven days. # One of several powerful [[beings]], according to some religions. #: The [[w:Ancient Egypt|Ancient Egyptians]] believed in many '''gods'''. One '''god''' was [[w:Ra|Ra]], the '''God''' of the [[sun]]. # Any [[person]] with great [[skill]], or who is very [[famous]]. #: He is some kind of '''god''' to fix that so quickly. #: I think [[w:Hayao Miyazaki|Hayao Miyazaki]] is a '''god'''! === Usage === ;Capital Letter: "God" normally has a [[capital letter]] at the start if there is only one God ("God" has a capital letter because it is used like a person's [[name]]). When talking about several gods, a small ([[lowercase]]) letter starts the word. ::[[Ancient]] [[Greeks]] believed in many '''gods''', but [[Jews]] believe that there is only one '''God'''. ;God and Goddess: "God" can be either male or female, but when talking about a female god, then the term "[[goddess]]" is often used instead. == Interjection == # Used when somebody is [[surprised]]. Some people do not like to use this phrase, as they think this is [[blasphemy]] (an [[insult]] to God). #: Oh '''God''', not that again! == Related Words and Phrases == * [[Lord]] * [[Goddess]] [[Category:Nouns]] [[Category:Interjections]] [[de:God]] [[en:God]] [[fr:God]] [[fy:God]] [[hy:God]] [[it:God]] [[kn:God]] [[kk:God]] [[hu:God]] [[nl:God]] [[pl:God]] [[pt:God]] [[ro:God]] [[sr:God]] [[fi:God]] 2009 5064 2006-02-22T01:05:20Z Flcelloguy 44 Create <big>'''[[as]]'''</big> <small>Conjunction, preposition</small> '''Conjunction''' # used to show [[how]] something is done #:''I baked the cake '''as''' my mother used to.'' #[[As|more...]] '''Preposition''' # used to show to what [[extent]], or to what [[degree]] something is #:''You are younger than me, but nearly '''as''' tall.'' <small>[[N|Read full entry]]</small> 5065 2006-02-22T01:06:00Z Flcelloguy 44 Fix <big>'''[[as]]'''</big> <small>conjunction, preposition</small> '''Conjunction''' # used to show [[how]] something is done #:''I baked the cake '''as''' my mother used to.'' :[[As|more...]] '''Preposition''' # used to show to what [[extent]], or to what [[degree]] something is #:''You are younger than me, but nearly '''as''' tall.'' <small>[[as|Read full entry]]</small> 5840 2006-03-13T03:30:57Z Cromwellt 61 removed link on word <big>'''as'''</big> <small>conjunction, preposition</small> '''Conjunction''' # used to show [[how]] something is done #:''I baked the cake '''as''' my mother used to.'' :[[As|more...]] '''Preposition''' # used to show to what [[extent]], or to what [[degree]] something is #:''You are younger than me, but nearly '''as''' tall.'' <small>[[as|Read full entry]]</small> 2010 5073 2006-02-22T11:47:04Z H2g2bob 43 __NOTOC__ <!-- TOC isn't really needed here --> == Noun == '''alphabet''' # A list of the [[letter]]s used to form [[word]]s. #: The first 3 letters of the '''alphabet''' are A, B and C. ===Accented Letters=== Accented letters, such as &uuml;, are not generally counted as seperate letters. ===Latin Alphabet=== For [[English]] writing, we use the '''Latin alphabet''', which is also called the '''Roman alphabet'''. {{alphabet}} ===Cyrillic Alphabet=== There are several [[type]]s of Cyrillic alphabet used in different [[countries]]. {{cyrillic alphabet}} ===Greek Alphabet=== The Greek alphabet is used by people in [[Greece]]. The letters are sometimes used by [[scientist]]s when writing [[equation]]s. 5105 2006-02-23T00:59:35Z Conversion script [[Alphabet]] moved to [[alphabet]]: Converting page titles to lowercase __NOTOC__ <!-- TOC isn't really needed here --> == Noun == '''alphabet''' # A list of the [[letter]]s used to form [[word]]s. #: The first 3 letters of the '''alphabet''' are A, B and C. ===Accented Letters=== Accented letters, such as &uuml;, are not generally counted as seperate letters. ===Latin Alphabet=== For [[English]] writing, we use the '''Latin alphabet''', which is also called the '''Roman alphabet'''. {{alphabet}} ===Cyrillic Alphabet=== There are several [[type]]s of Cyrillic alphabet used in different [[countries]]. {{cyrillic alphabet}} ===Greek Alphabet=== The Greek alphabet is used by people in [[Greece]]. The letters are sometimes used by [[scientist]]s when writing [[equation]]s. 7350 2006-07-18T21:14:41Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: af, ar, de, el, en, et, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, pt, ta, vi, zh __NOTOC__ <!-- TOC isn't really needed here --> == Noun == '''alphabet''' # A list of the [[letter]]s used to form [[word]]s. #: The first 3 letters of the '''alphabet''' are A, B and C. ===Accented Letters=== Accented letters, such as &uuml;, are not generally counted as seperate letters. ===Latin Alphabet=== For [[English]] writing, we use the '''Latin alphabet''', which is also called the '''Roman alphabet'''. {{alphabet}} ===Cyrillic Alphabet=== There are several [[type]]s of Cyrillic alphabet used in different [[countries]]. {{cyrillic alphabet}} ===Greek Alphabet=== The Greek alphabet is used by people in [[Greece]]. The letters are sometimes used by [[scientist]]s when writing [[equation]]s. [[af:alphabet]] [[ar:alphabet]] [[de:alphabet]] [[et:alphabet]] [[el:alphabet]] [[en:alphabet]] [[fr:alphabet]] [[io:alphabet]] [[it:alphabet]] [[hu:alphabet]] [[ja:alphabet]] [[pt:alphabet]] [[fi:alphabet]] [[ta:alphabet]] [[vi:alphabet]] [[zh:alphabet]] 8435 2006-08-03T02:15:14Z Brett 77 __NOTOC__ <!-- TOC isn't really needed here --> == Noun == {{noun}' # A list of the [[letter]]s used to spell [[word]]s by representing [[phoneme]]s. #: The first 3 letters of the '''alphabet''' are A, B and C. ===Accented Letters=== Accented letters, such as &uuml;, are not generally counted as seperate letters. ===Latin Alphabet=== For [[English]] writing, we use the '''Latin alphabet''', which is also called the '''Roman alphabet'''. {{alphabet}} ===Cyrillic Alphabet=== There are several [[type]]s of Cyrillic alphabet used in different [[countries]]. {{cyrillic alphabet}} ===Greek Alphabet=== The Greek alphabet is used by people in [[Greece]]. The letters are sometimes used by [[scientist]]s when writing [[equation]]s. ===Related words=== *[[character]] *[[syllabary]] *[[logograph]] [[af:alphabet]] [[ar:alphabet]] [[de:alphabet]] [[et:alphabet]] [[el:alphabet]] [[en:alphabet]] [[fr:alphabet]] [[io:alphabet]] [[it:alphabet]] [[hu:alphabet]] [[ja:alphabet]] [[pt:alphabet]] [[fi:alphabet]] [[ta:alphabet]] [[vi:alphabet]] [[zh:alphabet]] 9458 2006-09-10T11:13:01Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: tl __NOTOC__ <!-- TOC isn't really needed here --> == Noun == {{noun}' # A list of the [[letter]]s used to spell [[word]]s by representing [[phoneme]]s. #: The first 3 letters of the '''alphabet''' are A, B and C. ===Accented Letters=== Accented letters, such as &uuml;, are not generally counted as seperate letters. ===Latin Alphabet=== For [[English]] writing, we use the '''Latin alphabet''', which is also called the '''Roman alphabet'''. {{alphabet}} ===Cyrillic Alphabet=== There are several [[type]]s of Cyrillic alphabet used in different [[countries]]. {{cyrillic alphabet}} ===Greek Alphabet=== The Greek alphabet is used by people in [[Greece]]. The letters are sometimes used by [[scientist]]s when writing [[equation]]s. ===Related words=== *[[character]] *[[syllabary]] *[[logograph]] [[af:alphabet]] [[ar:alphabet]] [[de:alphabet]] [[et:alphabet]] [[el:alphabet]] [[en:alphabet]] [[fr:alphabet]] [[io:alphabet]] [[it:alphabet]] [[hu:alphabet]] [[ja:alphabet]] [[pt:alphabet]] [[fi:alphabet]] [[tl:alphabet]] [[ta:alphabet]] [[vi:alphabet]] [[zh:alphabet]] 9959 2006-09-24T12:14:38Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[tr:alphabet]] __NOTOC__ <!-- TOC isn't really needed here --> == Noun == {{noun}' # A list of the [[letter]]s used to spell [[word]]s by representing [[phoneme]]s. #: The first 3 letters of the '''alphabet''' are A, B and C. ===Accented Letters=== Accented letters, such as &uuml;, are not generally counted as seperate letters. ===Latin Alphabet=== For [[English]] writing, we use the '''Latin alphabet''', which is also called the '''Roman alphabet'''. {{alphabet}} ===Cyrillic Alphabet=== There are several [[type]]s of Cyrillic alphabet used in different [[countries]]. {{cyrillic alphabet}} ===Greek Alphabet=== The Greek alphabet is used by people in [[Greece]]. The letters are sometimes used by [[scientist]]s when writing [[equation]]s. ===Related words=== *[[character]] *[[syllabary]] *[[logograph]] [[af:alphabet]] [[ar:alphabet]] [[de:alphabet]] [[et:alphabet]] [[el:alphabet]] [[en:alphabet]] [[fr:alphabet]] [[io:alphabet]] [[it:alphabet]] [[hu:alphabet]] [[ja:alphabet]] [[pt:alphabet]] [[fi:alphabet]] [[tl:alphabet]] [[ta:alphabet]] [[vi:alphabet]] [[tr:alphabet]] [[zh:alphabet]] 10366 2006-10-04T22:04:01Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[hy:alphabet]] __NOTOC__ <!-- TOC isn't really needed here --> == Noun == {{noun}' # A list of the [[letter]]s used to spell [[word]]s by representing [[phoneme]]s. #: The first 3 letters of the '''alphabet''' are A, B and C. ===Accented Letters=== Accented letters, such as &uuml;, are not generally counted as seperate letters. ===Latin Alphabet=== For [[English]] writing, we use the '''Latin alphabet''', which is also called the '''Roman alphabet'''. {{alphabet}} ===Cyrillic Alphabet=== There are several [[type]]s of Cyrillic alphabet used in different [[countries]]. {{cyrillic alphabet}} ===Greek Alphabet=== The Greek alphabet is used by people in [[Greece]]. The letters are sometimes used by [[scientist]]s when writing [[equation]]s. ===Related words=== *[[character]] *[[syllabary]] *[[logograph]] [[af:alphabet]] [[ar:alphabet]] [[de:alphabet]] [[et:alphabet]] [[el:alphabet]] [[en:alphabet]] [[fr:alphabet]] [[hy:alphabet]] [[io:alphabet]] [[it:alphabet]] [[hu:alphabet]] [[ja:alphabet]] [[pt:alphabet]] [[fi:alphabet]] [[tl:alphabet]] [[ta:alphabet]] [[vi:alphabet]] [[tr:alphabet]] [[zh:alphabet]] 10639 2006-10-09T14:25:07Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:alphabet]] __NOTOC__ <!-- TOC isn't really needed here --> == Noun == {{noun}' # A list of the [[letter]]s used to spell [[word]]s by representing [[phoneme]]s. #: The first 3 letters of the '''alphabet''' are A, B and C. ===Accented Letters=== Accented letters, such as &uuml;, are not generally counted as seperate letters. ===Latin Alphabet=== For [[English]] writing, we use the '''Latin alphabet''', which is also called the '''Roman alphabet'''. {{alphabet}} ===Cyrillic Alphabet=== There are several [[type]]s of Cyrillic alphabet used in different [[countries]]. {{cyrillic alphabet}} ===Greek Alphabet=== The Greek alphabet is used by people in [[Greece]]. The letters are sometimes used by [[scientist]]s when writing [[equation]]s. ===Related words=== *[[character]] *[[syllabary]] *[[logograph]] [[af:alphabet]] [[ar:alphabet]] [[de:alphabet]] [[et:alphabet]] [[el:alphabet]] [[en:alphabet]] [[fr:alphabet]] [[hy:alphabet]] [[io:alphabet]] [[it:alphabet]] [[kk:alphabet]] [[hu:alphabet]] [[ja:alphabet]] [[pt:alphabet]] [[fi:alphabet]] [[tl:alphabet]] [[ta:alphabet]] [[vi:alphabet]] [[tr:alphabet]] [[zh:alphabet]] 11275 2006-10-18T09:27:37Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ko:alphabet]] __NOTOC__ <!-- TOC isn't really needed here --> == Noun == {{noun}' # A list of the [[letter]]s used to spell [[word]]s by representing [[phoneme]]s. #: The first 3 letters of the '''alphabet''' are A, B and C. ===Accented Letters=== Accented letters, such as &uuml;, are not generally counted as seperate letters. ===Latin Alphabet=== For [[English]] writing, we use the '''Latin alphabet''', which is also called the '''Roman alphabet'''. {{alphabet}} ===Cyrillic Alphabet=== There are several [[type]]s of Cyrillic alphabet used in different [[countries]]. {{cyrillic alphabet}} ===Greek Alphabet=== The Greek alphabet is used by people in [[Greece]]. The letters are sometimes used by [[scientist]]s when writing [[equation]]s. ===Related words=== *[[character]] *[[syllabary]] *[[logograph]] [[af:alphabet]] [[ar:alphabet]] [[de:alphabet]] [[et:alphabet]] [[el:alphabet]] [[en:alphabet]] [[fr:alphabet]] [[ko:alphabet]] [[hy:alphabet]] [[io:alphabet]] [[it:alphabet]] [[kk:alphabet]] [[hu:alphabet]] [[ja:alphabet]] [[pt:alphabet]] [[fi:alphabet]] [[tl:alphabet]] [[ta:alphabet]] [[vi:alphabet]] [[tr:alphabet]] [[zh:alphabet]] 11848 2006-11-09T15:43:46Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ru:alphabet]] __NOTOC__ <!-- TOC isn't really needed here --> == Noun == {{noun}' # A list of the [[letter]]s used to spell [[word]]s by representing [[phoneme]]s. #: The first 3 letters of the '''alphabet''' are A, B and C. ===Accented Letters=== Accented letters, such as &uuml;, are not generally counted as seperate letters. ===Latin Alphabet=== For [[English]] writing, we use the '''Latin alphabet''', which is also called the '''Roman alphabet'''. {{alphabet}} ===Cyrillic Alphabet=== There are several [[type]]s of Cyrillic alphabet used in different [[countries]]. {{cyrillic alphabet}} ===Greek Alphabet=== The Greek alphabet is used by people in [[Greece]]. The letters are sometimes used by [[scientist]]s when writing [[equation]]s. ===Related words=== *[[character]] *[[syllabary]] *[[logograph]] [[af:alphabet]] [[ar:alphabet]] [[de:alphabet]] [[et:alphabet]] [[el:alphabet]] [[en:alphabet]] [[fr:alphabet]] [[ko:alphabet]] [[hy:alphabet]] [[io:alphabet]] [[it:alphabet]] [[kk:alphabet]] [[hu:alphabet]] [[ja:alphabet]] [[pt:alphabet]] [[ru:alphabet]] [[fi:alphabet]] [[tl:alphabet]] [[ta:alphabet]] [[vi:alphabet]] [[tr:alphabet]] [[zh:alphabet]] 12201 2006-11-12T01:07:41Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fy:alphabet]] __NOTOC__ <!-- TOC isn't really needed here --> == Noun == {{noun}' # A list of the [[letter]]s used to spell [[word]]s by representing [[phoneme]]s. #: The first 3 letters of the '''alphabet''' are A, B and C. ===Accented Letters=== Accented letters, such as &uuml;, are not generally counted as seperate letters. ===Latin Alphabet=== For [[English]] writing, we use the '''Latin alphabet''', which is also called the '''Roman alphabet'''. {{alphabet}} ===Cyrillic Alphabet=== There are several [[type]]s of Cyrillic alphabet used in different [[countries]]. {{cyrillic alphabet}} ===Greek Alphabet=== The Greek alphabet is used by people in [[Greece]]. The letters are sometimes used by [[scientist]]s when writing [[equation]]s. ===Related words=== *[[character]] *[[syllabary]] *[[logograph]] [[af:alphabet]] [[ar:alphabet]] [[de:alphabet]] [[et:alphabet]] [[el:alphabet]] [[en:alphabet]] [[fr:alphabet]] [[fy:alphabet]] [[ko:alphabet]] [[hy:alphabet]] [[io:alphabet]] [[it:alphabet]] [[kk:alphabet]] [[hu:alphabet]] [[ja:alphabet]] [[pt:alphabet]] [[ru:alphabet]] [[fi:alphabet]] [[tl:alphabet]] [[ta:alphabet]] [[vi:alphabet]] [[tr:alphabet]] [[zh:alphabet]] 12377 2006-11-16T12:27:22Z Tangotango 94 fix __NOTOC__ <!-- TOC isn't really needed here --> == Noun == {{noun}} # A list of the [[letter]]s used to spell [[word]]s by representing [[phoneme]]s. #: The first 3 letters of the '''alphabet''' are A, B and C. ===Accented Letters=== Accented letters, such as &uuml;, are not generally counted as separate letters. ===Latin Alphabet=== For [[English]] writing, we use the '''Latin alphabet''', which is also called the '''Roman alphabet'''. {{alphabet}} ===Cyrillic Alphabet=== There are several [[type]]s of Cyrillic alphabet used in different [[countries]]. {{cyrillic alphabet}} ===Greek Alphabet=== The Greek alphabet is used by people in [[Greece]]. The letters are sometimes used by [[scientist]]s when writing [[equation]]s. ===Related words=== *[[character]] *[[syllabary]] *[[logograph]] [[af:alphabet]] [[ar:alphabet]] [[de:alphabet]] [[et:alphabet]] [[el:alphabet]] [[en:alphabet]] [[fr:alphabet]] [[fy:alphabet]] [[ko:alphabet]] [[hy:alphabet]] [[io:alphabet]] [[it:alphabet]] [[kk:alphabet]] [[hu:alphabet]] [[ja:alphabet]] [[pt:alphabet]] [[ru:alphabet]] [[fi:alphabet]] [[tl:alphabet]] [[ta:alphabet]] [[vi:alphabet]] [[tr:alphabet]] [[zh:alphabet]] 2011 5074 2006-02-22T12:13:32Z H2g2bob 43 ==Proper Noun== '''Earth''' (''no plural'') # The [[planet]] on which we [[live]] - the third planet of the [[solar system]] #: The [[moon]] goes round the '''earth'''. ;Earths: Sometimes the word "Earths" is used to mean other planets which are like the Earth. :: Other solar systems may have '''Earths'''. == Noun == '''earth''' ([[mass noun]]) # Some [[soil]] #: I planted some [[roses]] in this [[patch]] of '''earth'''. # Anything made up mostly of rock, sand or soil. ===Usage=== Earth is an [[mass noun]]. This means that there is no [[plural]] - the word for one earth is the same as for [[lots]] of earth. : Here is some '''earth'''. : There is '''earth''' in this box. {{Footer SolarSystem}} 5075 2006-02-22T12:14:21Z H2g2bob 43 /* Noun */ ==Proper Noun== '''Earth''' (''no plural'') # The [[planet]] on which we [[live]] - the third planet of the [[solar system]] #: The [[moon]] goes round the '''earth'''. ;Earths: Sometimes the word "Earths" is used to mean other planets which are like the Earth. :: Other solar systems may have '''Earths'''. == Noun == '''earth''' ([[mass noun]]) # Some [[soil]] #: I planted some [[roses]] in this [[patch]] of '''earth'''. # Anything made up mostly of [[rock]], [[sand]] or soil. ===Usage=== Earth is an [[mass noun]]. This means that there is no [[plural]] - the word for one earth is the same as for [[lots]] of earth. : Here is some '''earth'''. : There is '''earth''' in this box. {{Footer SolarSystem}} 5215 2006-02-23T00:59:38Z Conversion script [[Earth]] moved to [[earth]]: Converting page titles to lowercase ==Proper Noun== '''Earth''' (''no plural'') # The [[planet]] on which we [[live]] - the third planet of the [[solar system]] #: The [[moon]] goes round the '''earth'''. ;Earths: Sometimes the word "Earths" is used to mean other planets which are like the Earth. :: Other solar systems may have '''Earths'''. == Noun == '''earth''' ([[mass noun]]) # Some [[soil]] #: I planted some [[roses]] in this [[patch]] of '''earth'''. # Anything made up mostly of [[rock]], [[sand]] or soil. ===Usage=== Earth is an [[mass noun]]. This means that there is no [[plural]] - the word for one earth is the same as for [[lots]] of earth. : Here is some '''earth'''. : There is '''earth''' in this box. {{Footer SolarSystem}} 5986 2006-03-13T12:39:02Z Cromwellt 61 fix template reference ==Proper Noun== '''Earth''' (''no plural'') # The [[planet]] on which we [[live]] - the third planet of the [[solar system]] #: The [[moon]] goes round the '''earth'''. ;Earths: Sometimes the word "Earths" is used to mean other planets which are like the Earth. :: Other solar systems may have '''Earths'''. == Noun == '''earth''' ([[mass noun]]) # Some [[soil]] #: I planted some [[roses]] in this [[patch]] of '''earth'''. # Anything made up mostly of [[rock]], [[sand]] or soil. ===Usage=== Earth is an [[mass noun]]. This means that there is no [[plural]] - the word for one earth is the same as for [[lots]] of earth. : Here is some '''earth'''. : There is '''earth''' in this box. {{solar system}} 5987 2006-03-13T12:44:17Z Cromwellt 61 Removed proper name (will place it in separate entry), added synonyms, derived word == Noun == {{mass noun}} # Some [[soil]] #: I planted some [[roses]] in this [[patch]] of '''earth'''. # Anything made up mostly of [[rock]], [[sand]] or soil. ===Usage=== Earth is an [[mass noun]]. This means that there is no [[plural]] - the word for one piece of earth is the same as for [[lots]] of earth. : Here is some '''earth'''. : There is '''earth''' in this box. ===Synonyms=== *[[dirt]] *[[ground]] *[[soil]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[earthy]] [[en:earth]] 5995 2006-03-13T17:40:55Z H2g2bob 43 ''See also:'' '''[[Earth]]''' == Noun == {{mass noun}} # Some [[soil]] #: I planted some [[roses]] in this [[patch]] of '''earth'''. # Anything made up mostly of [[rock]], [[sand]] or soil. ===Usage=== Earth is an [[mass noun]]. This means that there is no [[plural]] - the word for one piece of earth is the same as for [[lots]] of earth. : Here is some '''earth'''. : There is '''earth''' in this box. ===Synonyms=== *[[dirt]] *[[ground]] *[[soil]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[earthy]] [[en:earth]] 7436 2006-07-19T01:16:35Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: el, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, ko, pl, ru, ta, zh ''See also:'' '''[[Earth]]''' == Noun == {{mass noun}} # Some [[soil]] #: I planted some [[roses]] in this [[patch]] of '''earth'''. # Anything made up mostly of [[rock]], [[sand]] or soil. ===Usage=== Earth is an [[mass noun]]. This means that there is no [[plural]] - the word for one piece of earth is the same as for [[lots]] of earth. : Here is some '''earth'''. : There is '''earth''' in this box. ===Synonyms=== *[[dirt]] *[[ground]] *[[soil]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[earthy]] [[el:earth]] [[en:earth]] [[fr:earth]] [[ko:earth]] [[io:earth]] [[it:earth]] [[hu:earth]] [[ja:earth]] [[pl:earth]] [[ru:earth]] [[fi:earth]] [[ta:earth]] [[zh:earth]] 7928 2006-07-22T18:43:04Z Brett 77 ''See also:'' '''[[Earth]]''' == Noun == {{mass noun}} [[Image:Granulite_soil.jpg|thumb|soil]] # Some [[soil]] #: I planted some [[roses]] in this [[patch]] of '''earth'''. # Anything made up mostly of [[rock]], [[sand]] or soil. ===Usage=== Earth is an [[mass noun]]. This means that there is no [[plural]] - the word for one piece of earth is the same as for [[lots]] of earth. : Here is some '''earth'''. : There is '''earth''' in this box. ===Synonyms=== *[[dirt]] *[[ground]] *[[soil]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[earthy]] [[el:earth]] [[en:earth]] [[fr:earth]] [[ko:earth]] [[io:earth]] [[it:earth]] [[hu:earth]] [[ja:earth]] [[pl:earth]] [[ru:earth]] [[fi:earth]] [[ta:earth]] [[zh:earth]] 7929 2006-07-22T18:43:32Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ ''See also:'' '''[[Earth]]''' == Noun == {{mass noun}} [[Image:Granulite_soil.jpg|thumb|soil]] # Some [[soil]] #: I planted some [[roses]] in this [[patch]] of '''earth'''. # Anything made up mostly of [[rock]], [[sand]] or soil. : Here is some '''earth'''. : There is '''earth''' in this box. ===Synonyms=== *[[dirt]] *[[ground]] *[[soil]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[earthy]] [[el:earth]] [[en:earth]] [[fr:earth]] [[ko:earth]] [[io:earth]] [[it:earth]] [[hu:earth]] [[ja:earth]] [[pl:earth]] [[ru:earth]] [[fi:earth]] [[ta:earth]] [[zh:earth]] 8939 2006-08-21T21:26:40Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: uk ''See also:'' '''[[Earth]]''' == Noun == {{mass noun}} [[Image:Granulite_soil.jpg|thumb|soil]] # Some [[soil]] #: I planted some [[roses]] in this [[patch]] of '''earth'''. # Anything made up mostly of [[rock]], [[sand]] or soil. : Here is some '''earth'''. : There is '''earth''' in this box. ===Synonyms=== *[[dirt]] *[[ground]] *[[soil]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[earthy]] [[el:earth]] [[en:earth]] [[fr:earth]] [[ko:earth]] [[io:earth]] [[it:earth]] [[hu:earth]] [[ja:earth]] [[pl:earth]] [[ru:earth]] [[fi:earth]] [[ta:earth]] [[uk:earth]] [[zh:earth]] 9566 2006-09-10T12:12:56Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy, pt, vi ''See also:'' '''[[Earth]]''' == Noun == {{mass noun}} [[Image:Granulite_soil.jpg|thumb|soil]] # Some [[soil]] #: I planted some [[roses]] in this [[patch]] of '''earth'''. # Anything made up mostly of [[rock]], [[sand]] or soil. : Here is some '''earth'''. : There is '''earth''' in this box. ===Synonyms=== *[[dirt]] *[[ground]] *[[soil]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[earthy]] [[el:earth]] [[en:earth]] [[fr:earth]] [[ko:earth]] [[hy:earth]] [[io:earth]] [[it:earth]] [[hu:earth]] [[ja:earth]] [[pl:earth]] [[pt:earth]] [[ru:earth]] [[fi:earth]] [[ta:earth]] [[vi:earth]] [[uk:earth]] [[zh:earth]] 10028 2006-09-24T12:45:25Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ar:earth]], [[es:earth]] ''See also:'' '''[[Earth]]''' == Noun == {{mass noun}} [[Image:Granulite_soil.jpg|thumb|soil]] # Some [[soil]] #: I planted some [[roses]] in this [[patch]] of '''earth'''. # Anything made up mostly of [[rock]], [[sand]] or soil. : Here is some '''earth'''. : There is '''earth''' in this box. ===Synonyms=== *[[dirt]] *[[ground]] *[[soil]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[earthy]] [[ar:earth]] [[el:earth]] [[en:earth]] [[es:earth]] [[fr:earth]] [[ko:earth]] [[hy:earth]] [[io:earth]] [[it:earth]] [[hu:earth]] [[ja:earth]] [[pl:earth]] [[pt:earth]] [[ru:earth]] [[fi:earth]] [[ta:earth]] [[vi:earth]] [[uk:earth]] [[zh:earth]] 10307 2006-09-28T15:17:02Z Cromwellt 61 formatting ''See also:'' '''[[Earth]]''' == Noun == {{mass noun}} [[Image:Granulite_soil.jpg|thumb|soil]] # Some [[soil]] #: I planted some [[roses]] in this [[patch]] of '''earth'''. # Anything made up mostly of [[rock]], [[sand]] or soil. #: Here is some '''earth'''. #: There is '''earth''' in this box. ===Synonyms=== *[[dirt]] *[[ground]] *[[soil]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[earthy]] [[ar:earth]] [[el:earth]] [[en:earth]] [[es:earth]] [[fr:earth]] [[ko:earth]] [[hy:earth]] [[io:earth]] [[it:earth]] [[hu:earth]] [[ja:earth]] [[pl:earth]] [[pt:earth]] [[ru:earth]] [[fi:earth]] [[ta:earth]] [[vi:earth]] [[uk:earth]] [[zh:earth]] 10308 2006-09-28T17:25:37Z Cromwellt 61 added definitions, derived words and phrases ''See also:'' '''[[Earth]]''' == Noun == {{mass noun}} [[Image:Granulite_soil.jpg|thumb|soil]] # Some [[soil]]. #: I planted some [[roses]] in this [[patch]] of '''earth'''. # Anything made up mostly of [[rock]], [[sand]] or soil. #: Here is some '''earth'''. #: There is '''earth''' in this box. # The [[third]] [[planet]] from the [[sun]], where [[human]]s live; also written [[Earth]]. #: The '''earth''' is a planet. # (''[[alchemy]]'') One of the four [[classical element]]s. #: '''Earth''' is [[dry]] and [[hot]]. # (''[[Tao]]'') One of the five [[Taoist element]]s. ===Synonyms=== *[[dirt]] *[[ground]] *[[soil]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[earthling]] *[[earthquake]] *[[earthworm]] *[[earthy]] [[ar:earth]] [[el:earth]] [[en:earth]] [[es:earth]] [[fr:earth]] [[ko:earth]] [[hy:earth]] [[io:earth]] [[it:earth]] [[hu:earth]] [[ja:earth]] [[pl:earth]] [[pt:earth]] [[ru:earth]] [[fi:earth]] [[ta:earth]] [[vi:earth]] [[uk:earth]] [[zh:earth]] 10309 2006-09-28T17:35:55Z Cromwellt 61 added see also section, etc. ''See also'' '''[[Earth]]''' == Noun == {{mass noun}} [[Image:Granulite_soil.jpg|thumb|soil]] # Some [[soil]]. #: I planted some [[rose]]s in this [[patch]] of '''earth'''. # Anything made up mostly of [[rock]], [[sand]] or soil. #: Here is some '''earth'''. #: There is '''earth''' in this box. {{noun}} # The [[third]] [[planet]] from the [[sun]], where [[human]]s live; also written [[Earth]]. #: The '''earth''' is a planet. # A planet, especially one like Earth. #: He came from a different '''earth'''. # (''[[alchemy]]'') One of the four [[classical element]]s. #: '''Earth''' is [[dry]] and [[hot]]. # (''[[Tao]]'') One of the five [[Taoist element]]s. ===Synonyms=== *(''soil'') [[dirt]], [[ground]], [[soil]] *(''planet'') [[planet]], [[world]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[earthling]] *[[earthquake]] *[[earthworm]] *[[earthy]] ===See also=== *[[air]]/[[wind]] *[[fire]] *[[moon]] *[[sun]] *[[water]] *[[⊕]] *[[♁]] [[ar:earth]] [[el:earth]] [[en:earth]] [[es:earth]] [[fr:earth]] [[ko:earth]] [[hy:earth]] [[io:earth]] [[it:earth]] [[hu:earth]] [[ja:earth]] [[pl:earth]] [[pt:earth]] [[ru:earth]] [[fi:earth]] [[ta:earth]] [[vi:earth]] [[uk:earth]] [[zh:earth]] 10310 2006-09-28T17:37:59Z Cromwellt 61 added link to appendix ''See also'' '''[[Earth]]''' == Noun == {{mass noun}} [[Image:Granulite_soil.jpg|thumb|soil]] # Some [[soil]]. #: I planted some [[rose]]s in this [[patch]] of '''earth'''. # Anything made up mostly of [[rock]], [[sand]] or soil. #: Here is some '''earth'''. #: There is '''earth''' in this box. {{noun}} # The [[third]] [[planet]] from the [[sun]], where [[human]]s live; also written [[Earth]]. #: The '''earth''' is a planet. # A planet, especially one like Earth. #: He came from a different '''earth'''. # (''[[alchemy]]'') One of the four [[classical element]]s. #: '''Earth''' is [[dry]] and [[hot]]. # (''[[Tao]]'') One of the five [[Taoist element]]s. ===Synonyms=== *(''soil'') [[dirt]], [[ground]], [[soil]] *(''planet'') [[planet]], [[world]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[earthling]] *[[earthquake]] *[[earthworm]] *[[earthy]] ===See also=== *[[air]]/[[wind]] *[[fire]] *[[moon]] *[[sun]] *[[water]] *[[⊕]] *[[♁]] *[[Appendix:Planets|Appendix on planets]] [[ar:earth]] [[el:earth]] [[en:earth]] [[es:earth]] [[fr:earth]] [[ko:earth]] [[hy:earth]] [[io:earth]] [[it:earth]] [[hu:earth]] [[ja:earth]] [[pl:earth]] [[pt:earth]] [[ru:earth]] [[fi:earth]] [[ta:earth]] [[vi:earth]] [[uk:earth]] [[zh:earth]] 10684 2006-10-09T23:49:44Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:earth]] ''See also'' '''[[Earth]]''' == Noun == {{mass noun}} [[Image:Granulite_soil.jpg|thumb|soil]] # Some [[soil]]. #: I planted some [[rose]]s in this [[patch]] of '''earth'''. # Anything made up mostly of [[rock]], [[sand]] or soil. #: Here is some '''earth'''. #: There is '''earth''' in this box. {{noun}} # The [[third]] [[planet]] from the [[sun]], where [[human]]s live; also written [[Earth]]. #: The '''earth''' is a planet. # A planet, especially one like Earth. #: He came from a different '''earth'''. # (''[[alchemy]]'') One of the four [[classical element]]s. #: '''Earth''' is [[dry]] and [[hot]]. # (''[[Tao]]'') One of the five [[Taoist element]]s. ===Synonyms=== *(''soil'') [[dirt]], [[ground]], [[soil]] *(''planet'') [[planet]], [[world]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[earthling]] *[[earthquake]] *[[earthworm]] *[[earthy]] ===See also=== *[[air]]/[[wind]] *[[fire]] *[[moon]] *[[sun]] *[[water]] *[[⊕]] *[[♁]] *[[Appendix:Planets|Appendix on planets]] [[ar:earth]] [[el:earth]] [[en:earth]] [[es:earth]] [[fr:earth]] [[ko:earth]] [[hy:earth]] [[io:earth]] [[it:earth]] [[kk:earth]] [[hu:earth]] [[ja:earth]] [[pl:earth]] [[pt:earth]] [[ru:earth]] [[fi:earth]] [[ta:earth]] [[vi:earth]] [[uk:earth]] [[zh:earth]] 14029 2006-12-20T17:28:30Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:earth]] ''See also'' '''[[Earth]]''' == Noun == {{mass noun}} [[Image:Granulite_soil.jpg|thumb|soil]] # Some [[soil]]. #: I planted some [[rose]]s in this [[patch]] of '''earth'''. # Anything made up mostly of [[rock]], [[sand]] or soil. #: Here is some '''earth'''. #: There is '''earth''' in this box. {{noun}} # The [[third]] [[planet]] from the [[sun]], where [[human]]s live; also written [[Earth]]. #: The '''earth''' is a planet. # A planet, especially one like Earth. #: He came from a different '''earth'''. # (''[[alchemy]]'') One of the four [[classical element]]s. #: '''Earth''' is [[dry]] and [[hot]]. # (''[[Tao]]'') One of the five [[Taoist element]]s. ===Synonyms=== *(''soil'') [[dirt]], [[ground]], [[soil]] *(''planet'') [[planet]], [[world]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[earthling]] *[[earthquake]] *[[earthworm]] *[[earthy]] ===See also=== *[[air]]/[[wind]] *[[fire]] *[[moon]] *[[sun]] *[[water]] *[[⊕]] *[[♁]] *[[Appendix:Planets|Appendix on planets]] [[ar:earth]] [[el:earth]] [[en:earth]] [[es:earth]] [[fa:earth]] [[fr:earth]] [[ko:earth]] [[hy:earth]] [[io:earth]] [[it:earth]] [[kk:earth]] [[hu:earth]] [[ja:earth]] [[pl:earth]] [[pt:earth]] [[ru:earth]] [[fi:earth]] [[ta:earth]] [[vi:earth]] [[uk:earth]] [[zh:earth]] 2012 5076 2006-02-22T12:24:10Z H2g2bob 43 And <big>'''[[and]]'''</big> <small>conjunction</small> # used to talk about two things at once #: I like [[singing]] '''and''' [[reading]] # used at the end of a [[list]] #: I like singing, reading, [[cycling]] '''and''' [[playing]] [[soccer]] # used to show what [[happen]]ed after something else #: The [[alarm]] went off '''and''' I [[woke]] up <small>[[and|Read full entry]]</small> 5077 2006-02-22T12:25:51Z H2g2bob 43 <big>'''[[and]]'''</big> <small>conjunction</small> # used to talk about two things at once # used at the end of a [[list]] # used to show what [[happen]]ed after something else <small>[[and|Read full entry]]</small> 5841 2006-03-13T03:31:24Z Cromwellt 61 removed link on word <big>'''and'''</big> <small>conjunction</small> # used to talk about two things at once # used at the end of a [[list]] # used to show what [[happen]]ed after something else <small>[[and|Read full entry]]</small> 2014 5081 2006-02-23T00:28:14Z Flcelloguy 44 Redir #REDIRECT [[Template:Wiktionary]] 5541 2006-02-25T01:53:58Z H2g2bob 43 Copied from [[Template:Wiktionary]] <div class="noprint" style="clear: right; border: solid #aaa 1px; margin: 0 0 1em 1em; font-size: 90%; background: #f9f9f9; width: 250px; padding: 4px; spacing: 0px; text-align: left; float: right;"> <div style="float: left;">[[Image:Wiktionary-logo-en.png|50px|none|Wiktionary|]]</div> <div style="margin-left: 60px;">English Wiktionary has a bigger definition of: <br /> :'''''[[:en:{{PAGENAME}}|{{PAGENAME}}]]''''' </div> </div> 2015 5082 2006-02-23T00:28:30Z Flcelloguy 44 Redirect #REDIRECT [[Template:Click]] 2017 5088 2006-02-23T00:33:40Z Gmcfoley 41 [[Daily]] moved to [[daily]] #REDIRECT [[daily]] 2018 5090 2006-02-23T00:34:03Z Gmcfoley 41 [[Yesterday]] moved to [[yesterday]] #REDIRECT [[yesterday]] 2019 5094 2006-02-23T00:59:35Z Conversion script [[A]] moved to [[a]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[a]] 2020 5096 2006-02-23T00:59:35Z Conversion script [[Absorption]] moved to [[absorption]]: 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2006-02-23T00:59:37Z Conversion script [[Dries]] moved to [[dries]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[dries]] 6320 2006-04-14T13:32:33Z Jusjih 27 Fixed double redirect #REDIRECT [[dry]] 2075 5206 2006-02-23T00:59:37Z Conversion script [[Drink]] moved to [[drink]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[drink]] 2076 5208 2006-02-23T00:59:37Z Conversion script [[Dry]] moved to [[dry]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[dry]] 2077 5210 2006-02-23T00:59:37Z Conversion script [[Duck]] moved to [[duck]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[duck]] 2078 5212 2006-02-23T00:59:38Z Conversion script [[E]] moved to [[e]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[e]] 2079 5214 2006-02-23T00:59:38Z Conversion script [[Ear]] moved to [[ear]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[ear]] 2080 5216 2006-02-23T00:59:38Z Conversion script [[Earth]] moved to [[earth]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[earth]] 5988 2006-03-13T12:57:56Z Cromwellt 61 Created separate page for planet, added pic, synonyms, derived words and phrases ==Proper Noun== [[Image:The Earth seen from Apollo 17.jpg|thumb|The Earth]] {{noun|Earth|Earths}} # The [[planet]] on which we [[live]] - the third planet of the [[solar system]]. #: ''The [[moon]] goes round the '''earth'''.'' *Note: Earth does not normally have a plural, since only one planet exists with that name, but sometimes the word "Earths" is used to mean other planets which are like the Earth. ::''Other solar systems may have '''Earths'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[Gaia]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[earth-like]] *[[earthly]] *[[unearthly]] *[[what on Earth]] {{solar system}} 5994 2006-03-13T17:40:14Z H2g2bob 43 ''See also:'' '''[[earth]]''' ==Proper Noun== [[Image:The Earth seen from Apollo 17.jpg|thumb|The Earth]] {{noun|Earth|Earths}} # The [[planet]] on which we [[live]] - the third planet of the [[solar system]]. #: ''The [[moon]] goes round the '''earth'''.'' *Note: Earth does not normally have a plural, since only one planet exists with that name, but sometimes the word "Earths" is used to mean other planets which are like the Earth. ::''Other solar systems may have '''Earths'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[Gaia]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[earth-like]] *[[earthly]] *[[unearthly]] *[[what on Earth]] {{solar system}} 6723 2006-05-28T18:52:05Z Cromwellt 61 changed template (proper noun, not noun), removed plural refs that should be on [[earth]] ''See also:'' '''[[earth]]''' ==Proper Noun== [[Image:The Earth seen from Apollo 17.jpg|thumb|The Earth]] {{proper noun}} # The [[planet]] on which we [[live]] - the third planet of the [[solar system]]. #: ''The [[moon]] goes round the '''earth'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[Gaia]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[Earth-like]] *[[earthly]] *[[unearthly]] *[[what on Earth]] {{solar system}} 6724 2006-05-28T18:52:35Z Cromwellt 61 part of speech ''See also:'' '''[[earth]]''' ==Noun== [[Image:The Earth seen from Apollo 17.jpg|thumb|The Earth]] {{proper noun}} # The [[planet]] on which we [[live]] - the third planet of the [[solar system]]. #: ''The [[moon]] goes round the '''earth'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[Gaia]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[Earth-like]] *[[earthly]] *[[unearthly]] *[[what on Earth]] {{solar system}} 7335 2006-07-18T20:35:28Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fr, io, pt, ru, zh ''See also:'' '''[[earth]]''' ==Noun== [[Image:The Earth seen from Apollo 17.jpg|thumb|The Earth]] {{proper noun}} # The [[planet]] on which we [[live]] - the third planet of the [[solar system]]. #: ''The [[moon]] goes round the '''earth'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[Gaia]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[Earth-like]] *[[earthly]] *[[unearthly]] *[[what on Earth]] {{solar system}} [[en:Earth]] [[fr:Earth]] [[io:Earth]] [[pt:Earth]] [[ru:Earth]] [[zh:Earth]] 8595 2006-08-13T18:59:04Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: pl ''See also:'' '''[[earth]]''' ==Noun== [[Image:The Earth seen from Apollo 17.jpg|thumb|The Earth]] {{proper noun}} # The [[planet]] on which we [[live]] - the third planet of the [[solar system]]. #: ''The [[moon]] goes round the '''earth'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[Gaia]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[Earth-like]] *[[earthly]] *[[unearthly]] *[[what on Earth]] {{solar system}} [[en:Earth]] [[fr:Earth]] [[io:Earth]] [[pl:Earth]] [[pt:Earth]] [[ru:Earth]] [[zh:Earth]] 9931 2006-09-24T12:02:56Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[zh-min-nan:Earth]] ''See also:'' '''[[earth]]''' ==Noun== [[Image:The Earth seen from Apollo 17.jpg|thumb|The Earth]] {{proper noun}} # The [[planet]] on which we [[live]] - the third planet of the [[solar system]]. #: ''The [[moon]] goes round the '''earth'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[Gaia]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[Earth-like]] *[[earthly]] *[[unearthly]] *[[what on Earth]] {{solar system}} [[zh-min-nan:Earth]] [[en:Earth]] [[fr:Earth]] [[io:Earth]] [[pl:Earth]] [[pt:Earth]] [[ru:Earth]] [[zh:Earth]] 10306 2006-09-28T15:15:10Z Cromwellt 61 added note, other minor stuff ''See also'' '''[[earth]]''' ==Noun== [[Image:The Earth seen from Apollo 17.jpg|thumb|The Earth]] {{proper noun}} # The [[planet]] on which we [[live]] - the third planet of the [[Solar System]]. #: ''The [[moon]] goes round the '''Earth'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[Gaia]] ''Note: Gaia is the [[mythology|mythological]] name for the Earth as a [[goddess]].'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[Earth-like]] *[[earthly]] *[[unearthly]] *[[what on Earth]] {{solar system}} [[zh-min-nan:Earth]] [[en:Earth]] [[fr:Earth]] [[io:Earth]] [[pl:Earth]] [[pt:Earth]] [[ru:Earth]] [[zh:Earth]] 10311 2006-09-28T18:23:05Z Cromwellt 61 added see also section ''See also'' '''[[earth]]''' ==Noun== [[Image:The Earth seen from Apollo 17.jpg|thumb|The Earth]] {{proper noun}} # The [[planet]] on which we [[live]] - the third planet of the [[Solar System]]. #: ''The [[moon]] goes round the '''Earth'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[Gaia]] ''Note: Gaia is the [[mythology|mythological]] name for the Earth as a [[goddess]].'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[Earth-like]] *[[earthly]] *[[unearthly]] *[[what on Earth?]] ===See also=== *[[Luna]] *[[moon]] *[[sun]] *[[Appendix:Planets|Appendix on planets]] {{solar system}} [[zh-min-nan:Earth]] [[en:Earth]] [[fr:Earth]] [[io:Earth]] [[pl:Earth]] [[pt:Earth]] [[ru:Earth]] [[zh:Earth]] 10343 2006-10-04T10:13:23Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[hy:Earth]] ''See also'' '''[[earth]]''' ==Noun== [[Image:The Earth seen from Apollo 17.jpg|thumb|The Earth]] {{proper noun}} # The [[planet]] on which we [[live]] - the third planet of the [[Solar System]]. #: ''The [[moon]] goes round the '''Earth'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[Gaia]] ''Note: Gaia is the [[mythology|mythological]] name for the Earth as a [[goddess]].'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[Earth-like]] *[[earthly]] *[[unearthly]] *[[what on Earth?]] ===See also=== *[[Luna]] *[[moon]] *[[sun]] *[[Appendix:Planets|Appendix on planets]] {{solar system}} [[zh-min-nan:Earth]] [[en:Earth]] [[fr:Earth]] [[hy:Earth]] [[io:Earth]] [[pl:Earth]] [[pt:Earth]] [[ru:Earth]] [[zh:Earth]] 11045 2006-10-14T18:44:59Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:Earth]] ''See also'' '''[[earth]]''' ==Noun== [[Image:The Earth seen from Apollo 17.jpg|thumb|The Earth]] {{proper noun}} # The [[planet]] on which we [[live]] - the third planet of the [[Solar System]]. #: ''The [[moon]] goes round the '''Earth'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[Gaia]] ''Note: Gaia is the [[mythology|mythological]] name for the Earth as a [[goddess]].'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[Earth-like]] *[[earthly]] *[[unearthly]] *[[what on Earth?]] ===See also=== *[[Luna]] *[[moon]] *[[sun]] *[[Appendix:Planets|Appendix on planets]] {{solar system}} [[zh-min-nan:Earth]] [[en:Earth]] [[fr:Earth]] [[hy:Earth]] [[io:Earth]] [[kk:Earth]] [[pl:Earth]] [[pt:Earth]] [[ru:Earth]] [[zh:Earth]] 2081 5218 2006-02-23T00:59:38Z Conversion script [[Egg]] moved to [[egg]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[egg]] 2082 5220 2006-02-23T00:59:38Z Conversion script [[Encyclopedia]] moved to [[encyclopedia]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[encyclopedia]] 2084 5224 2006-02-23T00:59:38Z Conversion script [[F]] moved to [[f]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[f]] 2085 5226 2006-02-23T00:59:38Z Conversion script [[Fat]] moved to [[fat]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[fat]] 2086 5228 2006-02-23T00:59:38Z Conversion script [[Fiction]] moved to [[fiction]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[fiction]] 2087 5230 2006-02-23T00:59:38Z Conversion script [[For]] moved to [[for]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[for]] 2088 5232 2006-02-23T00:59:38Z Conversion script [[Free]] moved to [[free]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[free]] 2089 5234 2006-02-23T00:59:38Z Conversion script [[G]] moved to [[g]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[g]] 2091 5238 2006-02-23T00:59:38Z Conversion script [[Gold]] moved to [[gold]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[gold]] 2092 5240 2006-02-23T00:59:38Z Conversion script [[Grammar]] moved to [[grammar]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[grammar]] 2093 5242 2006-02-23T00:59:38Z Conversion script [[Green]] moved to [[green]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[green]] 2094 5244 2006-02-23T00:59:38Z Conversion script [[H]] moved to [[h]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[h]] 2095 5246 2006-02-23T00:59:38Z Conversion script [[Had]] moved to [[had]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[had]] 2096 5248 2006-02-23T00:59:38Z Conversion script [[He]] moved to [[he]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[he]] 2097 5250 2006-02-23T00:59:38Z Conversion script [[His]] moved to [[his]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[his]] 2098 5252 2006-02-23T00:59:38Z Conversion script [[Honey]] moved to [[honey]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[honey]] 2099 5254 2006-02-23T00:59:38Z Conversion script [[Hour]] moved to [[hour]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[hour]] 2100 5256 2006-02-23T00:59:38Z Conversion script [[Human]] moved to [[human]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[human]] 2101 5258 2006-02-23T00:59:38Z Conversion script [[I]] moved to [[i]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[i]] 14209 2006-12-21T16:38:45Z Brett 77 ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} {{per pron}} *Note: always [[capital]] (I); never [[lower case]] (i) # the [[person]] who is [[speaking]] or [[writing]] #: '''I''' am writing this, and you are reading it ===Grammar=== * '''I''' is used as the [[subject]] of a [[sentence]]; '''[[me]]''' is used as the [[object]] of a sentence ===See also=== *[[myself]] *[[mine]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''I''' or '''i''' # the 9th [[letter]] or the [[alphabet]]; previous [[H]], next [[J]]. '''I''' is a [[vowel]]. {{alphabet}} 14348 2006-12-22T16:26:20Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: cs, da, de, el, en, es, fi, fr, hr, hu, id, io, it, ja, ko, ku, ky, ml, nl, pl, pt, ro, ru, sd, sv, tr, zh ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} {{per pron}} *Note: always [[capital]] (I); never [[lower case]] (i) # the [[person]] who is [[speaking]] or [[writing]] #: '''I''' am writing this, and you are reading it ===Grammar=== * '''I''' is used as the [[subject]] of a [[sentence]]; '''[[me]]''' is used as the [[object]] of a sentence ===See also=== *[[myself]] *[[mine]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} '''I''' or '''i''' # the 9th [[letter]] or the [[alphabet]]; previous [[H]], next [[J]]. '''I''' is a [[vowel]]. {{alphabet}} [[cs:I]] [[da:I]] [[de:I]] [[el:I]] [[en:I]] [[es:I]] [[fr:I]] [[ko:I]] [[hr:I]] [[io:I]] [[id:I]] [[it:I]] [[ky:I]] [[ku:I]] [[hu:I]] [[ml:I]] [[nl:I]] [[ja:I]] [[pl:I]] [[pt:I]] [[ro:I]] [[ru:I]] [[sd:I]] [[fi:I]] [[sv:I]] [[tr:I]] [[zh:I]] 2103 5262 2006-02-23T00:59:38Z Conversion script [[Ice]] moved to [[ice]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[ice]] 2104 5264 2006-02-23T00:59:38Z Conversion script [[Ideas]] moved to [[ideas]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[ideas]] 2105 5266 2006-02-23T00:59:38Z Conversion script [[In]] moved to [[in]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[in]] 2106 5268 2006-02-23T00:59:38Z Conversion script [[Information]] moved to [[information]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[information]] 2107 5270 2006-02-23T00:59:38Z Conversion script [[Is]] moved to [[is]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[is]] 2108 5272 2006-02-23T00:59:38Z Conversion script [[Island]] moved to [[island]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[island]] 2109 5274 2006-02-23T00:59:38Z Conversion script [[It]] moved to [[it]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[it]] 2110 5276 2006-02-23T00:59:38Z Conversion script [[J]] moved to [[j]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[j]] 2111 5278 2006-02-23T00:59:39Z Conversion script [[K]] moved to [[k]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[k]] 2112 5280 2006-02-23T00:59:39Z Conversion script [[Kitchen]] moved to [[kitchen]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[kitchen]] 2113 5282 2006-02-23T00:59:39Z Conversion script [[Kitten]] moved to [[kitten]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[kitten]] 2114 5284 2006-02-23T00:59:39Z Conversion script [[L]] moved to [[l]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[l]] 2115 5286 2006-02-23T00:59:39Z Conversion script [[Language]] moved to [[language]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[language]] 2116 5288 2006-02-23T00:59:39Z Conversion script [[Letter]] moved to [[letter]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[letter]] 2117 5290 2006-02-23T00:59:39Z Conversion script [[Lines]] moved to [[lines]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[lines]] 2118 5292 2006-02-23T00:59:39Z Conversion script [[Liquid]] moved to [[liquid]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[liquid]] 2119 5294 2006-02-23T00:59:39Z Conversion script [[M]] moved to [[m]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[m]] 2121 5298 2006-02-23T00:59:39Z Conversion script [[Mammal]] moved to [[mammal]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[mammal]] 2122 5300 2006-02-23T00:59:39Z Conversion script [[May]] moved to [[may]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[may]] 5941 2006-03-13T10:42:21Z Cromwellt 61 changed redir into page on month ==Noun== {{noun|May|Mays}} # The [[fifth]] (5th) month of the year. #: ''There are 31 [[day]]s in May.'' ===See also=== *[[may]] {{months}} [[en:May]] 5947 2006-03-13T10:48:19Z Cromwellt 61 added Spanish link ==Noun== {{noun|May|Mays}} # The [[fifth]] (5th) month of the year. #: ''There are 31 [[day]]s in May.'' ===See also=== *[[may]] {{months}} [[en:May]] [[es:mayo]] 5949 2006-03-13T10:53:18Z Cromwellt 61 added girl's name meaning ==Proper noun== {{noun|May|Mays}} # The [[fifth]] (5th) month of the year. #: ''There are 31 [[day]]s in May.'' {{months}} # A girl's name. #: ''May helps her mother clean the house.'' ===See also=== *[[may]] [[en:May]] [[es:mayo]] 7341 2006-07-18T20:44:59Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: csb, de, el, et, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, ko, nl, ro, scn, sr, sv, uk Removing: es ==Proper noun== {{noun|May|Mays}} # The [[fifth]] (5th) month of the year. #: ''There are 31 [[day]]s in May.'' {{months}} # A girl's name. #: ''May helps her mother clean the house.'' ===See also=== *[[may]] [[de:May]] [[et:May]] [[el:May]] [[en:May]] [[fr:May]] [[ko:May]] [[io:May]] [[it:May]] [[csb:May]] [[hu:May]] [[nl:May]] [[ja:May]] [[ro:May]] [[scn:May]] [[sr:May]] [[fi:May]] [[sv:May]] [[uk:May]] 8597 2006-08-13T19:02:58Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ru ==Proper noun== {{noun|May|Mays}} # The [[fifth]] (5th) month of the year. #: ''There are 31 [[day]]s in May.'' {{months}} # A girl's name. #: ''May helps her mother clean the house.'' ===See also=== *[[may]] [[de:May]] [[et:May]] [[el:May]] [[en:May]] [[fr:May]] [[ko:May]] [[io:May]] [[it:May]] [[csb:May]] [[hu:May]] [[nl:May]] [[ja:May]] [[ro:May]] [[ru:May]] [[scn:May]] [[sr:May]] [[fi:May]] [[sv:May]] [[uk:May]] 9417 2006-09-10T10:48:01Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy ==Proper noun== {{noun|May|Mays}} # The [[fifth]] (5th) month of the year. #: ''There are 31 [[day]]s in May.'' {{months}} # A girl's name. #: ''May helps her mother clean the house.'' ===See also=== *[[may]] [[de:May]] [[et:May]] [[el:May]] [[en:May]] [[fr:May]] [[ko:May]] [[hy:May]] [[io:May]] [[it:May]] [[csb:May]] [[hu:May]] [[nl:May]] [[ja:May]] [[ro:May]] [[ru:May]] [[scn:May]] [[sr:May]] [[fi:May]] [[sv:May]] [[uk:May]] 10614 2006-10-09T11:53:09Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:May]] ==Proper noun== {{noun|May|Mays}} # The [[fifth]] (5th) month of the year. #: ''There are 31 [[day]]s in May.'' {{months}} # A girl's name. #: ''May helps her mother clean the house.'' ===See also=== *[[may]] [[de:May]] [[et:May]] [[el:May]] [[en:May]] [[fr:May]] [[ko:May]] [[hy:May]] [[io:May]] [[it:May]] [[csb:May]] [[kk:May]] [[hu:May]] [[nl:May]] [[ja:May]] [[ro:May]] [[ru:May]] [[scn:May]] [[sr:May]] [[fi:May]] [[sv:May]] [[uk:May]] 11714 2006-11-02T18:26:50Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[pl:May]] Removing: [[it:May]] ==Proper noun== {{noun|May|Mays}} # The [[fifth]] (5th) month of the year. #: ''There are 31 [[day]]s in May.'' {{months}} # A girl's name. #: ''May helps her mother clean the house.'' ===See also=== *[[may]] [[de:May]] [[et:May]] [[el:May]] [[en:May]] [[fr:May]] [[ko:May]] [[hy:May]] [[io:May]] [[csb:May]] [[kk:May]] [[hu:May]] [[nl:May]] [[ja:May]] [[pl:May]] [[ro:May]] [[ru:May]] [[scn:May]] [[sr:May]] [[fi:May]] [[sv:May]] [[uk:May]] 13153 2006-12-02T00:12:39Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[da:May]] ==Proper noun== {{noun|May|Mays}} # The [[fifth]] (5th) month of the year. #: ''There are 31 [[day]]s in May.'' {{months}} # A girl's name. #: ''May helps her mother clean the house.'' ===See also=== *[[may]] [[da:May]] [[de:May]] [[et:May]] [[el:May]] [[en:May]] [[fr:May]] [[ko:May]] [[hy:May]] [[io:May]] [[csb:May]] [[kk:May]] [[hu:May]] [[nl:May]] [[ja:May]] [[pl:May]] [[ro:May]] [[ru:May]] [[scn:May]] [[sr:May]] [[fi:May]] [[sv:May]] [[uk:May]] 14295 2006-12-22T01:51:19Z Brett 77 ==Proper noun== {{noun|May|Mays}} # The [[fifth]] (5th) month of the year. #: ''There are 31 [[day]]s in '''May'''.'' {{months}} # A girl's name. #: '''''May''' fell down and hurt her knee.'' ===See also=== *[[may]] [[da:May]] [[de:May]] [[et:May]] [[el:May]] [[en:May]] [[fr:May]] [[ko:May]] [[hy:May]] [[io:May]] [[csb:May]] [[kk:May]] [[hu:May]] [[nl:May]] [[ja:May]] [[pl:May]] [[ro:May]] [[ru:May]] [[scn:May]] [[sr:May]] [[fi:May]] [[sv:May]] [[uk:May]] 14382 2006-12-23T07:12:44Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[tr:May]] ==Proper noun== {{noun|May|Mays}} # The [[fifth]] (5th) month of the year. #: ''There are 31 [[day]]s in '''May'''.'' {{months}} # A girl's name. #: '''''May''' fell down and hurt her knee.'' ===See also=== *[[may]] [[da:May]] [[de:May]] [[et:May]] [[el:May]] [[en:May]] [[fr:May]] [[ko:May]] [[hy:May]] [[io:May]] [[csb:May]] [[kk:May]] [[hu:May]] [[nl:May]] [[ja:May]] [[pl:May]] [[ro:May]] [[ru:May]] [[scn:May]] [[sr:May]] [[fi:May]] [[sv:May]] [[tr:May]] [[uk:May]] 2123 5302 2006-02-23T00:59:39Z Conversion script [[Month]] moved to [[month]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[month]] 2124 5304 2006-02-23T00:59:39Z Conversion script [[Morning]] moved to [[morning]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[morning]] 2125 5306 2006-02-23T00:59:39Z Conversion 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2006-03-23T10:48:31Z Cromwellt 61 created actual article in place of redir ==Noun== {{proper noun}} # The [[star]] at the center of our [[solar system]]. ===Synonyms=== *[[Sol]] {{solar system}} 6339 2006-04-15T16:34:28Z Jusjih 27 ''See also:'' '''[[sun]]''' ''See also:'' '''[[sun]]''' ==Noun== {{proper noun}} # The [[star]] at the center of our [[solar system]]. ===Synonyms=== *[[Sol]] {{solar system}} 7199 2006-07-16T02:10:26Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ ''See also:'' '''[[sun]]''' ==Noun== {{proper noun}} # The [[star]] at the center of our [[solar system]] and closest to the [[earth]].. ===Synonyms=== *[[Sol]] {{solar system}} 7333 2006-07-18T20:33:57Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, en, fr, sr ''See also:'' '''[[sun]]''' ==Noun== {{proper noun}} # The [[star]] at the center of our [[solar system]] and closest to the [[earth]].. ===Synonyms=== *[[Sol]] {{solar system}} [[de:Sun]] [[en:Sun]] [[fr:Sun]] [[sr:Sun]] 9413 2006-09-10T10:45:21Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ru ''See also:'' '''[[sun]]''' ==Noun== {{proper noun}} # The [[star]] at the center of our [[solar system]] and closest to the [[earth]].. ===Synonyms=== *[[Sol]] {{solar system}} [[de:Sun]] [[en:Sun]] [[fr:Sun]] [[ru:Sun]] [[sr:Sun]] 2155 5366 2006-02-23T00:59:40Z Conversion script [[T]] moved to [[t]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[t]] 2156 5368 2006-02-23T00:59:40Z Conversion script [[Talk]] moved to [[talk]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[talk]] 2157 5370 2006-02-23T00:59:40Z Conversion script [[Taste]] moved to [[taste]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[taste]] 2158 5372 2006-02-23T00:59:40Z Conversion script [[That]] moved to [[that]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[that]] 2159 5374 2006-02-23T00:59:40Z Conversion script [[The]] moved to [[the]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[the]] 2160 5376 2006-02-23T00:59:40Z Conversion script [[Tongue]] moved to [[tongue]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT 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2006-02-23T00:59:42Z Conversion script [[Ґ]] moved to [[ґ]]: Converting page titles to lowercase #REDIRECT [[ґ]] 2233 5524 2006-02-23T01:15:54Z Gmcfoley 41 [[god]] moved to [[God]] #REDIRECT [[God]] 2234 5526 2006-02-23T01:16:44Z Gmcfoley 41 [[main Page]] moved to [[Main Page]] #REDIRECT [[Main Page]] 2235 5528 2006-02-23T20:35:34Z H2g2bob 43 ==Contraction== '''isn't''' # A [[shorter]] way to say "[[is]] [[not]]". #: It '''isn't''' [[raining]]: it is [[sunny]]. 6328 2006-04-14T13:40:07Z Jusjih 27 [[Isn't]] moved to [[isn't]]: Not capitalized except at the beginning of a sentence ==Contraction== '''isn't''' # A [[shorter]] way to say "[[is]] [[not]]". #: It '''isn't''' [[raining]]: it is [[sunny]]. 6388 2006-04-18T23:42:51Z Cromwellt 61 major additions ==Contraction== {{contraction}} # A [[shorter]] way to say "[[is]] [[not]]". #: ''he isn't my brother. He is my uncle.'' #: ''It isn't [[raining]]: it is [[sunny]].'' ===Synonyms=== *[[ain't]] *[[is not]] ===Antonyms=== *[[is]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[tisn't]] or [['tisn't]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[it's not]] *[[it is]] ===See also=== *[[negation]] *[[contraction]] [[en:isn't]] 7576 2006-07-19T06:15:50Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ja ==Contraction== {{contraction}} # A [[shorter]] way to say "[[is]] [[not]]". #: ''he isn't my brother. He is my uncle.'' #: ''It isn't [[raining]]: it is [[sunny]].'' ===Synonyms=== *[[ain't]] *[[is not]] ===Antonyms=== *[[is]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[tisn't]] or [['tisn't]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[it's not]] *[[it is]] ===See also=== *[[negation]] *[[contraction]] [[en:isn't]] [[ja:isn't]] 2236 5529 2006-02-23T21:49:45Z H2g2bob 43 Adapted from English Wiktionary {{wiktionary}} In general, '''not''' means that a word or phrase has the [[opposite]] meaning. ==Adverb== '''not''' # "Not" makes the [[verb]] of a [[sentence]] have the [[oposite]] meaning. #: I [[was]] '''not''' there. #: I [[am]] '''not''' fat! ===Usage=== The [[adverb]] "not" is normally only used [[directly]] on a small number of words: :[[am]]/[[are]], [[can]]/[[could]], [[do]]/[[does]]/[[did]], [[have]]/[[has]]/[[had]], [[is]], [[may]]/[[might]], [[need]], [[shall]]/[[should]], [[was]]/[[were]] and [[will]]/[[would]]. If you use '''not''' on any other [[verb]]s it will sound [[old-fashioned]]. To use '''not''' on a verb, people use the phrase '''[[do]] not''': :* I '''do not''' dance. : is more common than :* I [[dance]] '''not'''. ===Phrases=== ; may not :It is [[forbidden]]. ==Conjunction== '''not''' # The [[item]] before "not" is [[correct]] or [[better]] than the item ater "not". #: I [[wanted]] tea, '''not''' [[cofee]]! #:: ''Meaning:'' I wanted tea. I did not want cofee. #: It's [[stupid]], '''not''' [[funny]]. #:: ''Meaning:'' It [[is]] stupid. It is not funny. ==Interjection== '''not!''' # Used to indicate the [[sentence]] before is [[sarcastic]] or [[ironic]]. This means that the sentence has the [[opposite]] meaning. #: I like doing lots of boring [[homework]]. '''Not'''! #:: ''Meaning:'' I do not like doing lots of boring homework. == See Also == === Words which sound the same === * [[knot]] === Related Words === Words ending in '''n't''' are short ways of writing not after some words. For [[example]], ''didn't'' means ''did not''. : [[ain't]], [[aren't]], [[can't]], [[doesn't]], [[don't]], [[didn't]], [[hadn't]], [[hasn't]], [[haven't]], [[isn't]], [[mightn't]], [[needn't]], [[shan't]], [[shouldn't]], [[wasn't]], [[won't]], [[wouldn't]]. : [[cannot]], [[have-not]] Some words used to mean "no" are: :[[neither]], [[no]], [[nor]] and [[notwithstanding]], Some other words used in [[logic]] are: :[[if]], [[then]], [[else]], [[and]], [[or]], [[true]] and [[false]] 5530 2006-02-23T22:01:47Z H2g2bob 43 Deviant spellings {{wiktionary}} In general, '''not''' means that a word or phrase has the [[opposite]] meaning. ==Adverb== '''not''' # "Not" makes the [[verb]] of a [[sentence]] have the [[opposite]] meaning. #: I [[was]] '''not''' there. #: I [[am]] '''not''' fat! ===Usage=== The [[adverb]] "not" is normally only used [[directly]] on a small number of words: :[[am]]/[[are]], [[can]]/[[could]], [[do]]/[[does]]/[[did]], [[have]]/[[has]]/[[had]], [[is]], [[may]]/[[might]], [[need]], [[shall]]/[[should]], [[was]]/[[were]] and [[will]]/[[would]]. If you use '''not''' on any other [[verb]]s it will sound [[old-fashioned]]. To use '''not''' on a verb, people use the phrase '''[[do]] not''': :* I '''do not''' dance. : is more common than :* I [[dance]] '''not'''. ===Phrases=== ; may not :It is [[forbidden]]. ==Conjunction== '''not''' # The [[item]] before "not" is more [[correct]] or [[better]] than the item after "not". #: I [[wanted]] tea, '''not''' [[coffee]]! #:: ''Meaning:'' I wanted tea. I did not want cofee. #: It's [[stupid]], '''not''' [[funny]]. #:: ''Meaning:'' It [[is]] stupid. It is not funny. ==Interjection== '''not!''' # Used to indicate the [[sentence]] before is [[sarcastic]] or [[ironic]]. This means that the sentence has the [[opposite]] meaning. #: I like doing lots of boring [[homework]]. '''Not'''! #:: ''Meaning:'' I do not like doing lots of boring homework. == See Also == === Words which sound the same === * [[knot]] === Related Words === Words ending in '''n't''' are short ways of writing not after some words. For [[example]], ''didn't'' means ''did not''. : [[ain't]], [[aren't]], [[can't]], [[doesn't]], [[don't]], [[didn't]], [[hadn't]], [[hasn't]], [[haven't]], [[isn't]], [[mightn't]], [[needn't]], [[shan't]], [[shouldn't]], [[wasn't]], [[won't]], [[wouldn't]]. : [[cannot]], [[have-not]] Some words used to mean "no" are: :[[neither]], [[no]], [[nor]] and [[notwithstanding]], Some other words used in [[logic]] are: :[[if]], [[then]], [[else]], [[and]], [[or]], [[true]] and [[false]] 7611 2006-07-19T07:49:20Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, ku, la, nl, pl, sv, ta, zh {{wiktionary}} In general, '''not''' means that a word or phrase has the [[opposite]] meaning. ==Adverb== '''not''' # "Not" makes the [[verb]] of a [[sentence]] have the [[opposite]] meaning. #: I [[was]] '''not''' there. #: I [[am]] '''not''' fat! ===Usage=== The [[adverb]] "not" is normally only used [[directly]] on a small number of words: :[[am]]/[[are]], [[can]]/[[could]], [[do]]/[[does]]/[[did]], [[have]]/[[has]]/[[had]], [[is]], [[may]]/[[might]], [[need]], [[shall]]/[[should]], [[was]]/[[were]] and [[will]]/[[would]]. If you use '''not''' on any other [[verb]]s it will sound [[old-fashioned]]. To use '''not''' on a verb, people use the phrase '''[[do]] not''': :* I '''do not''' dance. : is more common than :* I [[dance]] '''not'''. ===Phrases=== ; may not :It is [[forbidden]]. ==Conjunction== '''not''' # The [[item]] before "not" is more [[correct]] or [[better]] than the item after "not". #: I [[wanted]] tea, '''not''' [[coffee]]! #:: ''Meaning:'' I wanted tea. I did not want cofee. #: It's [[stupid]], '''not''' [[funny]]. #:: ''Meaning:'' It [[is]] stupid. It is not funny. ==Interjection== '''not!''' # Used to indicate the [[sentence]] before is [[sarcastic]] or [[ironic]]. This means that the sentence has the [[opposite]] meaning. #: I like doing lots of boring [[homework]]. '''Not'''! #:: ''Meaning:'' I do not like doing lots of boring homework. == See Also == === Words which sound the same === * [[knot]] === Related Words === Words ending in '''n't''' are short ways of writing not after some words. For [[example]], ''didn't'' means ''did not''. : [[ain't]], [[aren't]], [[can't]], [[doesn't]], [[don't]], [[didn't]], [[hadn't]], [[hasn't]], [[haven't]], [[isn't]], [[mightn't]], [[needn't]], [[shan't]], [[shouldn't]], [[wasn't]], [[won't]], [[wouldn't]]. : [[cannot]], [[have-not]] Some words used to mean "no" are: :[[neither]], [[no]], [[nor]] and [[notwithstanding]], Some other words used in [[logic]] are: :[[if]], [[then]], [[else]], [[and]], [[or]], [[true]] and [[false]] [[en:not]] [[fr:not]] [[io:not]] [[it:not]] [[ku:not]] [[la:not]] [[hu:not]] [[nl:not]] [[ja:not]] [[pl:not]] [[fi:not]] [[sv:not]] [[ta:not]] [[zh:not]] 9679 2006-09-10T13:39:44Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi {{wiktionary}} In general, '''not''' means that a word or phrase has the [[opposite]] meaning. ==Adverb== '''not''' # "Not" makes the [[verb]] of a [[sentence]] have the [[opposite]] meaning. #: I [[was]] '''not''' there. #: I [[am]] '''not''' fat! ===Usage=== The [[adverb]] "not" is normally only used [[directly]] on a small number of words: :[[am]]/[[are]], [[can]]/[[could]], [[do]]/[[does]]/[[did]], [[have]]/[[has]]/[[had]], [[is]], [[may]]/[[might]], [[need]], [[shall]]/[[should]], [[was]]/[[were]] and [[will]]/[[would]]. If you use '''not''' on any other [[verb]]s it will sound [[old-fashioned]]. To use '''not''' on a verb, people use the phrase '''[[do]] not''': :* I '''do not''' dance. : is more common than :* I [[dance]] '''not'''. ===Phrases=== ; may not :It is [[forbidden]]. ==Conjunction== '''not''' # The [[item]] before "not" is more [[correct]] or [[better]] than the item after "not". #: I [[wanted]] tea, '''not''' [[coffee]]! #:: ''Meaning:'' I wanted tea. I did not want cofee. #: It's [[stupid]], '''not''' [[funny]]. #:: ''Meaning:'' It [[is]] stupid. It is not funny. ==Interjection== '''not!''' # Used to indicate the [[sentence]] before is [[sarcastic]] or [[ironic]]. This means that the sentence has the [[opposite]] meaning. #: I like doing lots of boring [[homework]]. '''Not'''! #:: ''Meaning:'' I do not like doing lots of boring homework. == See Also == === Words which sound the same === * [[knot]] === Related Words === Words ending in '''n't''' are short ways of writing not after some words. For [[example]], ''didn't'' means ''did not''. : [[ain't]], [[aren't]], [[can't]], [[doesn't]], [[don't]], [[didn't]], [[hadn't]], [[hasn't]], [[haven't]], [[isn't]], [[mightn't]], [[needn't]], [[shan't]], [[shouldn't]], [[wasn't]], [[won't]], [[wouldn't]]. : [[cannot]], [[have-not]] Some words used to mean "no" are: :[[neither]], [[no]], [[nor]] and [[notwithstanding]], Some other words used in [[logic]] are: :[[if]], [[then]], [[else]], [[and]], [[or]], [[true]] and [[false]] [[en:not]] [[fr:not]] [[io:not]] [[it:not]] [[ku:not]] [[la:not]] [[hu:not]] [[nl:not]] [[ja:not]] [[pl:not]] [[fi:not]] [[sv:not]] [[ta:not]] [[vi:not]] [[zh:not]] 10164 2006-09-24T13:40:44Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[es:not]] {{wiktionary}} In general, '''not''' means that a word or phrase has the [[opposite]] meaning. ==Adverb== '''not''' # "Not" makes the [[verb]] of a [[sentence]] have the [[opposite]] meaning. #: I [[was]] '''not''' there. #: I [[am]] '''not''' fat! ===Usage=== The [[adverb]] "not" is normally only used [[directly]] on a small number of words: :[[am]]/[[are]], [[can]]/[[could]], [[do]]/[[does]]/[[did]], [[have]]/[[has]]/[[had]], [[is]], [[may]]/[[might]], [[need]], [[shall]]/[[should]], [[was]]/[[were]] and [[will]]/[[would]]. If you use '''not''' on any other [[verb]]s it will sound [[old-fashioned]]. To use '''not''' on a verb, people use the phrase '''[[do]] not''': :* I '''do not''' dance. : is more common than :* I [[dance]] '''not'''. ===Phrases=== ; may not :It is [[forbidden]]. ==Conjunction== '''not''' # The [[item]] before "not" is more [[correct]] or [[better]] than the item after "not". #: I [[wanted]] tea, '''not''' [[coffee]]! #:: ''Meaning:'' I wanted tea. I did not want cofee. #: It's [[stupid]], '''not''' [[funny]]. #:: ''Meaning:'' It [[is]] stupid. It is not funny. ==Interjection== '''not!''' # Used to indicate the [[sentence]] before is [[sarcastic]] or [[ironic]]. This means that the sentence has the [[opposite]] meaning. #: I like doing lots of boring [[homework]]. '''Not'''! #:: ''Meaning:'' I do not like doing lots of boring homework. == See Also == === Words which sound the same === * [[knot]] === Related Words === Words ending in '''n't''' are short ways of writing not after some words. For [[example]], ''didn't'' means ''did not''. : [[ain't]], [[aren't]], [[can't]], [[doesn't]], [[don't]], [[didn't]], [[hadn't]], [[hasn't]], [[haven't]], [[isn't]], [[mightn't]], [[needn't]], [[shan't]], [[shouldn't]], [[wasn't]], [[won't]], [[wouldn't]]. : [[cannot]], [[have-not]] Some words used to mean "no" are: :[[neither]], [[no]], [[nor]] and [[notwithstanding]], Some other words used in [[logic]] are: :[[if]], [[then]], [[else]], [[and]], [[or]], [[true]] and [[false]] [[en:not]] [[es:not]] [[fr:not]] [[io:not]] [[it:not]] [[ku:not]] [[la:not]] [[hu:not]] [[nl:not]] [[ja:not]] [[pl:not]] [[fi:not]] [[sv:not]] [[ta:not]] [[vi:not]] [[zh:not]] 10874 2006-10-12T08:44:10Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[uk:not]] {{wiktionary}} In general, '''not''' means that a word or phrase has the [[opposite]] meaning. ==Adverb== '''not''' # "Not" makes the [[verb]] of a [[sentence]] have the [[opposite]] meaning. #: I [[was]] '''not''' there. #: I [[am]] '''not''' fat! ===Usage=== The [[adverb]] "not" is normally only used [[directly]] on a small number of words: :[[am]]/[[are]], [[can]]/[[could]], [[do]]/[[does]]/[[did]], [[have]]/[[has]]/[[had]], [[is]], [[may]]/[[might]], [[need]], [[shall]]/[[should]], [[was]]/[[were]] and [[will]]/[[would]]. If you use '''not''' on any other [[verb]]s it will sound [[old-fashioned]]. To use '''not''' on a verb, people use the phrase '''[[do]] not''': :* I '''do not''' dance. : is more common than :* I [[dance]] '''not'''. ===Phrases=== ; may not :It is [[forbidden]]. ==Conjunction== '''not''' # The [[item]] before "not" is more [[correct]] or [[better]] than the item after "not". #: I [[wanted]] tea, '''not''' [[coffee]]! #:: ''Meaning:'' I wanted tea. I did not want cofee. #: It's [[stupid]], '''not''' [[funny]]. #:: ''Meaning:'' It [[is]] stupid. It is not funny. ==Interjection== '''not!''' # Used to indicate the [[sentence]] before is [[sarcastic]] or [[ironic]]. This means that the sentence has the [[opposite]] meaning. #: I like doing lots of boring [[homework]]. '''Not'''! #:: ''Meaning:'' I do not like doing lots of boring homework. == See Also == === Words which sound the same === * [[knot]] === Related Words === Words ending in '''n't''' are short ways of writing not after some words. For [[example]], ''didn't'' means ''did not''. : [[ain't]], [[aren't]], [[can't]], [[doesn't]], [[don't]], [[didn't]], [[hadn't]], [[hasn't]], [[haven't]], [[isn't]], [[mightn't]], [[needn't]], [[shan't]], [[shouldn't]], [[wasn't]], [[won't]], [[wouldn't]]. : [[cannot]], [[have-not]] Some words used to mean "no" are: :[[neither]], [[no]], [[nor]] and [[notwithstanding]], Some other words used in [[logic]] are: :[[if]], [[then]], [[else]], [[and]], [[or]], [[true]] and [[false]] [[en:not]] [[es:not]] [[fr:not]] [[io:not]] [[it:not]] [[ku:not]] [[la:not]] [[hu:not]] [[nl:not]] [[ja:not]] [[pl:not]] [[fi:not]] [[sv:not]] [[ta:not]] [[vi:not]] [[uk:not]] [[zh:not]] 11669 2006-10-31T04:40:56Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:not]] {{wiktionary}} In general, '''not''' means that a word or phrase has the [[opposite]] meaning. ==Adverb== '''not''' # "Not" makes the [[verb]] of a [[sentence]] have the [[opposite]] meaning. #: I [[was]] '''not''' there. #: I [[am]] '''not''' fat! ===Usage=== The [[adverb]] "not" is normally only used [[directly]] on a small number of words: :[[am]]/[[are]], [[can]]/[[could]], [[do]]/[[does]]/[[did]], [[have]]/[[has]]/[[had]], [[is]], [[may]]/[[might]], [[need]], [[shall]]/[[should]], [[was]]/[[were]] and [[will]]/[[would]]. If you use '''not''' on any other [[verb]]s it will sound [[old-fashioned]]. To use '''not''' on a verb, people use the phrase '''[[do]] not''': :* I '''do not''' dance. : is more common than :* I [[dance]] '''not'''. ===Phrases=== ; may not :It is [[forbidden]]. ==Conjunction== '''not''' # The [[item]] before "not" is more [[correct]] or [[better]] than the item after "not". #: I [[wanted]] tea, '''not''' [[coffee]]! #:: ''Meaning:'' I wanted tea. I did not want cofee. #: It's [[stupid]], '''not''' [[funny]]. #:: ''Meaning:'' It [[is]] stupid. It is not funny. ==Interjection== '''not!''' # Used to indicate the [[sentence]] before is [[sarcastic]] or [[ironic]]. This means that the sentence has the [[opposite]] meaning. #: I like doing lots of boring [[homework]]. '''Not'''! #:: ''Meaning:'' I do not like doing lots of boring homework. == See Also == === Words which sound the same === * [[knot]] === Related Words === Words ending in '''n't''' are short ways of writing not after some words. For [[example]], ''didn't'' means ''did not''. : [[ain't]], [[aren't]], [[can't]], [[doesn't]], [[don't]], [[didn't]], [[hadn't]], [[hasn't]], [[haven't]], [[isn't]], [[mightn't]], [[needn't]], [[shan't]], [[shouldn't]], [[wasn't]], [[won't]], [[wouldn't]]. : [[cannot]], [[have-not]] Some words used to mean "no" are: :[[neither]], [[no]], [[nor]] and [[notwithstanding]], Some other words used in [[logic]] are: :[[if]], [[then]], [[else]], [[and]], [[or]], [[true]] and [[false]] [[en:not]] [[es:not]] [[fr:not]] [[io:not]] [[it:not]] [[ku:not]] [[la:not]] [[hu:not]] [[nl:not]] [[ja:not]] [[pl:not]] [[ru:not]] [[fi:not]] [[sv:not]] [[ta:not]] [[vi:not]] [[uk:not]] [[zh:not]] 12202 2006-11-12T01:18:48Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:not]] {{wiktionary}} In general, '''not''' means that a word or phrase has the [[opposite]] meaning. ==Adverb== '''not''' # "Not" makes the [[verb]] of a [[sentence]] have the [[opposite]] meaning. #: I [[was]] '''not''' there. #: I [[am]] '''not''' fat! ===Usage=== The [[adverb]] "not" is normally only used [[directly]] on a small number of words: :[[am]]/[[are]], [[can]]/[[could]], [[do]]/[[does]]/[[did]], [[have]]/[[has]]/[[had]], [[is]], [[may]]/[[might]], [[need]], [[shall]]/[[should]], [[was]]/[[were]] and [[will]]/[[would]]. If you use '''not''' on any other [[verb]]s it will sound [[old-fashioned]]. To use '''not''' on a verb, people use the phrase '''[[do]] not''': :* I '''do not''' dance. : is more common than :* I [[dance]] '''not'''. ===Phrases=== ; may not :It is [[forbidden]]. ==Conjunction== '''not''' # The [[item]] before "not" is more [[correct]] or [[better]] than the item after "not". #: I [[wanted]] tea, '''not''' [[coffee]]! #:: ''Meaning:'' I wanted tea. I did not want cofee. #: It's [[stupid]], '''not''' [[funny]]. #:: ''Meaning:'' It [[is]] stupid. It is not funny. ==Interjection== '''not!''' # Used to indicate the [[sentence]] before is [[sarcastic]] or [[ironic]]. This means that the sentence has the [[opposite]] meaning. #: I like doing lots of boring [[homework]]. '''Not'''! #:: ''Meaning:'' I do not like doing lots of boring homework. == See Also == === Words which sound the same === * [[knot]] === Related Words === Words ending in '''n't''' are short ways of writing not after some words. For [[example]], ''didn't'' means ''did not''. : [[ain't]], [[aren't]], [[can't]], [[doesn't]], [[don't]], [[didn't]], [[hadn't]], [[hasn't]], [[haven't]], [[isn't]], [[mightn't]], [[needn't]], [[shan't]], [[shouldn't]], [[wasn't]], [[won't]], [[wouldn't]]. : [[cannot]], [[have-not]] Some words used to mean "no" are: :[[neither]], [[no]], [[nor]] and [[notwithstanding]], Some other words used in [[logic]] are: :[[if]], [[then]], [[else]], [[and]], [[or]], [[true]] and [[false]] [[en:not]] [[es:not]] [[fr:not]] [[io:not]] [[it:not]] [[kk:not]] [[ku:not]] [[la:not]] [[hu:not]] [[nl:not]] [[ja:not]] [[pl:not]] [[ru:not]] [[fi:not]] [[sv:not]] [[ta:not]] [[vi:not]] [[uk:not]] [[zh:not]] 2237 5531 2006-02-24T10:14:32Z Korean alpha for knowledge 69 {| style="float: right; margin-left: 1em; margin-bottom: 0.5em; width: 242px; border: #99B3FF solid 1px" ! '''Babel''' |- ! bgcolor="skyblue" | Joining WikiMedia Projects |- | {| class="toccolours" style="float:center;" |- | style="background-color:#ccf;"| '''Wikipedia''' || [[:w:ko:User:Alpha for knowledge|ko]] || [[:w:en:User:Korean alpha for knowledge|en]] || [[:w:simple:User:Korean alpha for knowledge|simple]] || &nbsp; || &nbsp; || |- | style="background-color:#ccf;"| '''Wiktionary''' || [[:ko:User:Alpha for knowledge|ko]] || [[:en:User:Alpha for knowledge|en]] || [[:simple:User:Alpha for knowledge|simple]] || &nbsp; || &nbsp; || |- | align="center" colspan="5" | [[:m:User:Alpha for knowledge|meta]] | [[:commons:User:Alpha for knowledge|commons]] || |- |} |} 5532 2006-02-24T10:15:09Z Korean alpha for knowledge 69 {| style="float: right; margin-left: 1em; margin-bottom: 0.5em; width: 242px; border: #99B3FF solid 1px" ! '''Babel''' |- ! bgcolor="skyblue" | Joining WikiMedia Projects |- | {| class="toccolours" style="float:center;" |- | style="background-color:#ccf;"| '''Wikipedia''' || [[:w:ko:User:Alpha for knowledge|ko]] || [[:w:en:User:Korean alpha for knowledge|en]] || [[:w:simple:User:Korean alpha for knowledge|simple]] || &nbsp; || &nbsp; || |- | style="background-color:#ccf;"| '''Wiktionary''' || [[:ko:User:Alpha for knowledge|ko]] || [[:en:User:Alpha for knowledge|en]] || [[:simple:User:Korean alpha for knowledge|simple]] || &nbsp; || &nbsp; || |- | align="center" colspan="5" | [[:m:User:Alpha for knowledge|meta]] | [[:commons:User:Alpha for knowledge|commons]] || |- |} |} 5705 2006-03-05T08:58:27Z Korean alpha for knowledge 69 5706 2006-03-05T08:59:20Z Korean alpha for knowledge 69 [[ko:User:Alpha for knowledge]] [[en:{{PAGENAME}}]] 5707 2006-03-05T08:59:32Z Korean alpha for knowledge 69 [[ko:User:Alpha for knowledge]] [[en:User:{{PAGENAME}}]] 5708 2006-03-05T09:00:25Z Korean alpha for knowledge 69 [[ko:User:Alpha for knowledge]] [[en:User:Alpha for knowledge]] 2238 5533 2006-02-24T10:23:00Z Korean alpha for knowledge 69 a 5534 2006-02-24T10:23:09Z Korean alpha for knowledge 69 2239 5535 2006-02-24T20:28:28Z H2g2bob 43 {{wiktionary}} ==Conjunction== '''either ... or''' # Used before giving a choice with two options. The options should be [[separated]] by "[[or]]". #: You can drink '''either''' tea '''or''' coffee. #: '''Either''' it [[is]] '''or''' it [[isn't]]. # Used before giving a choice with more than two options. The last two options should be separated by "or". #: '''Either''' it will be red, '''or''' yellow, '''or''' green. ==Adjective== '''either''' # [[Any]] one out of two options. #: I can [[write]] with '''either''' [[hand]]. # [[Each]] or [[both]] from two options #: The room has a door at '''either''' end. #: I can't [[find]] '''either''' shoe. I have [[lost]] both shoes. '''Either''' is not a [[comparable]] [[adjective]]. This means that you should not say "either''er''" or "either''est''". ==Pronoun== '''either''' # Any one from two [[possible]] items #: I have a blue [[coat]] and a green coat. '''Either''' will keep me [[warm]]. #: There is some [[paint]] and some [[crayon]]s. You can use '''either''' to [[draw]] a [[picture]]. ==Adverb== '''either''' # [[Too]] (after a negative). #: I don't like him and I don't like her either. #: I can't [[sing]] and I can't [[dance]] '''either'''. ==Usage== '''Either''' is used for a [[list]] of two things. If the list has more than two items in it, you should use "[[any]]". ==Related Words== * [[ether]] ''(a chemical)'' * [[or]] ''(selects one from a list)'' * [[niether]] ''(none from a list)'' 5538 2006-02-24T20:32:53Z H2g2bob 43 /* Related Words */ {{wiktionary}} ==Conjunction== '''either ... or''' # Used before giving a choice with two options. The options should be [[separated]] by "[[or]]". #: You can drink '''either''' tea '''or''' coffee. #: '''Either''' it [[is]] '''or''' it [[isn't]]. # Used before giving a choice with more than two options. The last two options should be separated by "or". #: '''Either''' it will be red, '''or''' yellow, '''or''' green. ==Adjective== '''either''' # [[Any]] one out of two options. #: I can [[write]] with '''either''' [[hand]]. # [[Each]] or [[both]] from two options #: The room has a door at '''either''' end. #: I can't [[find]] '''either''' shoe. I have [[lost]] both shoes. '''Either''' is not a [[comparable]] [[adjective]]. This means that you should not say "either''er''" or "either''est''". ==Pronoun== '''either''' # Any one from two [[possible]] items #: I have a blue [[coat]] and a green coat. '''Either''' will keep me [[warm]]. #: There is some [[paint]] and some [[crayon]]s. You can use '''either''' to [[draw]] a [[picture]]. ==Adverb== '''either''' # [[Too]] (after a negative). #: I don't like him and I don't like her either. #: I can't [[sing]] and I can't [[dance]] '''either'''. ==Usage== '''Either''' is used for a [[list]] of two things. If the list has more than two items in it, you should use "[[any]]". ==Related Words== ;Words which sound similar * [[ether]] ''(a chemical)'' ;Words with the same meaning * [[or]] ''(selects one from a list)'' ;Words with the opposite meaning * [[niether]] ''(none from a list)'' 5539 2006-02-24T20:33:39Z H2g2bob 43 /* Related Words */ {{wiktionary}} ==Conjunction== '''either ... or''' # Used before giving a choice with two options. The options should be [[separated]] by "[[or]]". #: You can drink '''either''' tea '''or''' coffee. #: '''Either''' it [[is]] '''or''' it [[isn't]]. # Used before giving a choice with more than two options. The last two options should be separated by "or". #: '''Either''' it will be red, '''or''' yellow, '''or''' green. ==Adjective== '''either''' # [[Any]] one out of two options. #: I can [[write]] with '''either''' [[hand]]. # [[Each]] or [[both]] from two options #: The room has a door at '''either''' end. #: I can't [[find]] '''either''' shoe. I have [[lost]] both shoes. '''Either''' is not a [[comparable]] [[adjective]]. This means that you should not say "either''er''" or "either''est''". ==Pronoun== '''either''' # Any one from two [[possible]] items #: I have a blue [[coat]] and a green coat. '''Either''' will keep me [[warm]]. #: There is some [[paint]] and some [[crayon]]s. You can use '''either''' to [[draw]] a [[picture]]. ==Adverb== '''either''' # [[Too]] (after a negative). #: I don't like him and I don't like her either. #: I can't [[sing]] and I can't [[dance]] '''either'''. ==Usage== '''Either''' is used for a [[list]] of two things. If the list has more than two items in it, you should use "[[any]]". ==Related Words== ;Words which sound similar * [[ether]] ''(a chemical)'' ;Words with the same meaning * [[or]] * [[any]] ;Words with the opposite meaning * [[niether]] 5540 2006-02-24T20:55:32Z H2g2bob 43 /* Adverb */ {{wiktionary}} ==Conjunction== '''either ... or''' # Used before giving a choice with two options. The options should be [[separated]] by "[[or]]". #: You can drink '''either''' tea '''or''' coffee. #: '''Either''' it [[is]] '''or''' it [[isn't]]. # Used before giving a choice with more than two options. The last two options should be separated by "or". #: '''Either''' it will be red, '''or''' yellow, '''or''' green. ==Adjective== '''either''' # [[Any]] one out of two options. #: I can [[write]] with '''either''' [[hand]]. # [[Each]] or [[both]] from two options #: The room has a door at '''either''' end. #: I can't [[find]] '''either''' shoe. I have [[lost]] both shoes. '''Either''' is not a [[comparable]] [[adjective]]. This means that you should not say "either''er''" or "either''est''". ==Pronoun== '''either''' # Any one from two [[possible]] items #: I have a blue [[coat]] and a green coat. '''Either''' will keep me [[warm]]. #: There is some [[paint]] and some [[crayon]]s. You can use '''either''' to [[draw]] a [[picture]]. ==Adverb== '''either''' # After a list of two [[negatives]] (phrases with "not" in), this means "[[too]]" or "[[also]]". #: I don't [[like]] him and I don't like her '''either'''. #: I can't [[sing]] and I can't [[dance]] '''either'''. #: I do not eat [[fish]] and I do not eat [[seafood]] either! ==Usage== '''Either''' is used for a [[list]] of two things. If the list has more than two items in it, you should use "[[any]]". ==Related Words== ;Words which sound similar * [[ether]] ''(a chemical)'' ;Words with the same meaning * [[or]] * [[any]] ;Words with the opposite meaning * [[niether]] 5842 2006-03-13T03:34:01Z Cromwellt 61 added wotd, etc. {{wotd|2006|02|27}} ==Conjunction== '''either ... or''' # Used before giving a choice with two options. The options should be [[separated]] by "[[or]]". #: You can drink '''either''' tea '''or''' coffee. #: '''Either''' it [[is]] '''or''' it [[isn't]]. # Used before giving a choice with more than two options. The last two options should be separated by "or". #: '''Either''' it will be red, '''or''' yellow, '''or''' green. ==Adjective== '''either''' # [[Any]] one out of two options. #: I can [[write]] with '''either''' [[hand]]. # [[Each]] or [[both]] from two options #: The room has a door at '''either''' end. #: I can't [[find]] '''either''' shoe. I have [[lost]] both shoes. '''Either''' is not a [[comparable]] [[adjective]]. This means that you should not say "either''er''" or "either''est''". ==Pronoun== '''either''' # Any one from two [[possible]] items #: I have a blue [[coat]] and a green coat. '''Either''' will keep me [[warm]]. #: There is some [[paint]] and some [[crayon]]s. You can use '''either''' to [[draw]] a [[picture]]. ==Adverb== '''either''' # After a list of two [[negatives]] (phrases with "not" in), this means "[[too]]" or "[[also]]". #: I don't [[like]] him and I don't like her '''either'''. #: I can't [[sing]] and I can't [[dance]] '''either'''. #: I do not eat [[fish]] and I do not eat [[seafood]] either! ==Usage== '''Either''' is used for a [[list]] of two things. If the list has more than two items in it, you should use "[[any]]". ==Related Words== ;Words which sound similar * [[ether]] ''(a chemical)'' ;Synonyms * [[or]] * [[any]] ;Antonyms * [[neither]] [[en:either]] 5843 2006-03-13T03:36:18Z Cromwellt 61 added categories, etc. {{wotd|2006|02|27}} ==Conjunction== '''either ... or''' # Used before giving a choice with two options. The options should be [[separated]] by "[[or]]". #: You can drink '''either''' tea '''or''' coffee. #: '''Either''' it [[is]] '''or''' it [[isn't]]. # Used before giving a choice with more than two options. The last two options should be separated by "or". #: '''Either''' it will be red, '''or''' yellow, '''or''' green. ==Adjective== {{adjective|either||}} # [[Any]] one out of two options. #: I can [[write]] with '''either''' [[hand]]. # [[Each]] or [[both]] from two options #: The room has a door at '''either''' end. #: I can't [[find]] '''either''' shoe. I have [[lost]] both shoes. '''Either''' is not a [[comparable]] [[adjective]]. This means that you should not say "either''er''" or "either''est''". ==Pronoun== '''either''' # Any one from two [[possible]] items #: I have a blue [[coat]] and a green coat. '''Either''' will keep me [[warm]]. #: There is some [[paint]] and some [[crayon]]s. You can use '''either''' to [[draw]] a [[picture]]. ==Adverb== '''either''' # After a list of two [[negatives]] (phrases with "not" in), this means "[[too]]" or "[[also]]". #: I don't [[like]] him and I don't like her '''either'''. #: I can't [[sing]] and I can't [[dance]] '''either'''. #: I do not eat [[fish]] and I do not eat [[seafood]] either! ==Usage== '''Either''' is used for a [[list]] of two things. If the list has more than two items in it, you should use "[[any]]". ==Related Words== ;Words which sound similar * [[ether]] ''(a chemical)'' ;Synonyms * [[or]] * [[any]] ;Antonyms * [[neither]] [[Category:Conjunctions]] [[Category:Pronouns]] [[Category:Adverbs]] [[en:either]] 7222 2006-07-16T03:02:47Z Brett 77 /* Adjective */ {{wotd|2006|02|27}} ==Conjunction== '''either ... or''' # Used before giving a choice with two options. The options should be [[separated]] by "[[or]]". #: You can drink '''either''' tea '''or''' coffee. #: '''Either''' it [[is]] '''or''' it [[isn't]]. # Used before giving a choice with more than two options. The last two options should be separated by "or". #: '''Either''' it will be red, '''or''' yellow, '''or''' green. ==Determiner== {{determiner}} {{wiktionary}} # [[Any]] one out of two options. #: I can [[write]] with '''either''' [[hand]]. # [[Each]] or [[both]] from two options #: The room has a door at '''either''' end. #: I can't [[find]] '''either''' shoe. I have [[lost]] both shoes. '''Either''' is not a [[comparable]] [[adjective]]. This means that you should not say "either''er''" or "either''est''". ==Pronoun== '''either''' # Any one from two [[possible]] items #: I have a blue [[coat]] and a green coat. '''Either''' will keep me [[warm]]. #: There is some [[paint]] and some [[crayon]]s. You can use '''either''' to [[draw]] a [[picture]]. ==Adverb== '''either''' # After a list of two [[negatives]] (phrases with "not" in), this means "[[too]]" or "[[also]]". #: I don't [[like]] him and I don't like her '''either'''. #: I can't [[sing]] and I can't [[dance]] '''either'''. #: I do not eat [[fish]] and I do not eat [[seafood]] either! ==Usage== '''Either''' is used for a [[list]] of two things. If the list has more than two items in it, you should use "[[any]]". ==Related Words== ;Words which sound similar * [[ether]] ''(a chemical)'' ;Synonyms * [[or]] * [[any]] ;Antonyms * [[neither]] [[Category:Conjunctions]] [[Category:Pronouns]] [[Category:Adverbs]] [[en:either]] 7493 2006-07-19T03:29:20Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: fr, hu, io, it, pt, zh {{wotd|2006|02|27}} ==Conjunction== '''either ... or''' # Used before giving a choice with two options. The options should be [[separated]] by "[[or]]". #: You can drink '''either''' tea '''or''' coffee. #: '''Either''' it [[is]] '''or''' it [[isn't]]. # Used before giving a choice with more than two options. The last two options should be separated by "or". #: '''Either''' it will be red, '''or''' yellow, '''or''' green. ==Determiner== {{determiner}} {{wiktionary}} # [[Any]] one out of two options. #: I can [[write]] with '''either''' [[hand]]. # [[Each]] or [[both]] from two options #: The room has a door at '''either''' end. #: I can't [[find]] '''either''' shoe. I have [[lost]] both shoes. '''Either''' is not a [[comparable]] [[adjective]]. This means that you should not say "either''er''" or "either''est''". ==Pronoun== '''either''' # Any one from two [[possible]] items #: I have a blue [[coat]] and a green coat. '''Either''' will keep me [[warm]]. #: There is some [[paint]] and some [[crayon]]s. You can use '''either''' to [[draw]] a [[picture]]. ==Adverb== '''either''' # After a list of two [[negatives]] (phrases with "not" in), this means "[[too]]" or "[[also]]". #: I don't [[like]] him and I don't like her '''either'''. #: I can't [[sing]] and I can't [[dance]] '''either'''. #: I do not eat [[fish]] and I do not eat [[seafood]] either! ==Usage== '''Either''' is used for a [[list]] of two things. If the list has more than two items in it, you should use "[[any]]". ==Related Words== ;Words which sound similar * [[ether]] ''(a chemical)'' ;Synonyms * [[or]] * [[any]] ;Antonyms * [[neither]] [[Category:Conjunctions]] [[Category:Pronouns]] [[Category:Adverbs]] [[en:either]] [[fr:either]] [[io:either]] [[it:either]] [[hu:either]] [[pt:either]] [[zh:either]] 8259 2006-07-30T23:48:22Z Brett 77 {{wotd|2006|02|27}} ==Conjunction== '''either ... or''' # Used before giving a choice with two options. The options should be [[separated]] by "[[or]]". #: You can drink '''either''' tea '''or''' coffee. #: '''Either''' it [[is]] '''or''' it [[isn't]]. # Used before giving a choice with more than two options. The last two options should be separated by "or". #: '''Either''' it will be red, '''or''' yellow, '''or''' green. ==Determiner== {{determiner}} {{wiktionary}} # [[Any]] one out of two options. #: I can [[write]] with '''either''' [[hand]]. # [[Each]] or [[both]] from two options #: The room has a door at '''either''' end. #: I can't [[find]] '''either''' shoe. I have [[lost]] both shoes. #: I have a blue [[coat]] and a green coat. '''Either''' will keep me [[warm]]. ==Adverb== '''either''' # After a list of two [[negatives]] (phrases with "not" in), this means "[[too]]" or "[[also]]". #: I don't [[like]] him and I don't like her '''either'''. #: I can't [[sing]] and I can't [[dance]] '''either'''. #: I do not eat [[fish]] and I do not eat [[seafood]] either! ==Usage== '''Either''' is used for a [[list]] of two things. If the list has more than two items in it, you should use "[[any]]". ==Related Words== ;Words which sound similar * [[ether]] ''(a chemical)'' ;Synonyms * [[or]] * [[any]] ;Antonyms * [[neither]] [[Category:Conjunctions]] [[Category:Pronouns]] [[Category:Adverbs]] [[en:either]] [[fr:either]] [[io:either]] [[it:either]] [[hu:either]] [[pt:either]] [[zh:either]] 11008 2006-10-14T05:13:06Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[vi:either]] {{wotd|2006|02|27}} ==Conjunction== '''either ... or''' # Used before giving a choice with two options. The options should be [[separated]] by "[[or]]". #: You can drink '''either''' tea '''or''' coffee. #: '''Either''' it [[is]] '''or''' it [[isn't]]. # Used before giving a choice with more than two options. The last two options should be separated by "or". #: '''Either''' it will be red, '''or''' yellow, '''or''' green. ==Determiner== {{determiner}} {{wiktionary}} # [[Any]] one out of two options. #: I can [[write]] with '''either''' [[hand]]. # [[Each]] or [[both]] from two options #: The room has a door at '''either''' end. #: I can't [[find]] '''either''' shoe. I have [[lost]] both shoes. #: I have a blue [[coat]] and a green coat. '''Either''' will keep me [[warm]]. ==Adverb== '''either''' # After a list of two [[negatives]] (phrases with "not" in), this means "[[too]]" or "[[also]]". #: I don't [[like]] him and I don't like her '''either'''. #: I can't [[sing]] and I can't [[dance]] '''either'''. #: I do not eat [[fish]] and I do not eat [[seafood]] either! ==Usage== '''Either''' is used for a [[list]] of two things. If the list has more than two items in it, you should use "[[any]]". ==Related Words== ;Words which sound similar * [[ether]] ''(a chemical)'' ;Synonyms * [[or]] * [[any]] ;Antonyms * [[neither]] [[Category:Conjunctions]] [[Category:Pronouns]] [[Category:Adverbs]] [[en:either]] [[fr:either]] [[io:either]] [[it:either]] [[hu:either]] [[pt:either]] [[vi:either]] [[zh:either]] 2240 5536 2006-02-24T20:29:24Z H2g2bob 43 #redirect {{either}} 5537 2006-02-24T20:29:44Z H2g2bob 43 #redirect [[either]] 2241 5542 2006-02-25T01:54:55Z H2g2bob 43 There is a copy of this page at [[Template:Wiktionary]] - please copy any changes wetween the two. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 01:54, 25 February 2006 (UTC) 2242 sysop 5544 2006-02-26T02:05:24Z MediaWiki default Regular expression filter: 6197 2006-03-28T06:33:36Z MediaWiki default Message name filter: 2243 sysop 5545 2006-02-26T02:05:24Z MediaWiki default Show only modified 2244 sysop 5548 2006-02-26T02:05:24Z MediaWiki default - 2245 sysop 5553 2006-02-26T02:05:24Z MediaWiki default You must confirm your e-mail address before editing pages. 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Remember that custom .css and .js pages use a lowercase title, e.g. User:Foo/monobook.css as opposed to User:Foo/Monobook.css. 2267 sysop 5591 2006-02-26T02:05:28Z MediaWiki default You have new messages on $1 2268 5592 2006-02-26T02:40:36Z Gmcfoley 41 <big>'''either'''</big><small>Adjective</small> #Any one out of two options. #Each or both from two options. <small>[[either|Read full entry]]</small> 5593 2006-02-26T02:40:51Z Gmcfoley 41 <big>'''either'''</big> <small>Adjective</small> #Any one out of two options. #Each or both from two options. <small>[[either|Read full entry]]</small> 2269 5595 2006-02-26T16:14:51Z H2g2bob 43 [[User:H2g2bob]] moved to [[User:h2g2bob]] #REDIRECT [[User:h2g2bob]] 2270 5597 2006-02-26T16:14:52Z H2g2bob 43 [[User talk:H2g2bob]] moved to [[User talk:h2g2bob]] #REDIRECT [[User talk:h2g2bob]] 2271 5598 2006-02-26T16:18:31Z H2g2bob 43 <big>'''bee'''</big> <small>Noun</small> #A [[black]] and [[yellow]] striped [[insect]] with [[wings]] that makes [[honey]]. It has a [[sting]]er. #: That '''bee''' is flying to the flower. <small>[[bee|Read full entry]]</small> 2272 5599 2006-02-26T16:19:42Z H2g2bob 43 <big>'''kitten'''</big> <small>Noun</small> # a [[baby]] [[cat]] #:Our cat has just had '''kitten'''s <small>[[kitten|Read full entry]]</small> 2273 5601 2006-02-26T16:24:46Z H2g2bob 43 <big>'''Yes'''</big> <small>Adverb</small> # used to [[agree]] or [[accept]]. <small>Interjection</small> # used to show [[excitement]] or [[joy]] <small>Noun</small> # an [[answer]] that agrees or accepts. # a [[vote]] for a thing. <small>Verb</small> # to agree with. <small>[[yes|Read full entry]]</small> 5603 2006-02-26T16:29:56Z H2g2bob 43 <big>'''Yes'''</big> <small>Adverb, Interjection, Noun, Verb</small> # used to [[agree]] or [[accept]]. # used to show [[excitement]] or [[joy]] # an [[answer]] that agrees or accepts. # a [[vote]] for a thing. <small>[[yes|Read full entry]]</small> 2274 5602 2006-02-26T16:26:22Z H2g2bob 43 <big>'''rainbow'''</big> <small>Noun</small> # The [[arch]] of [[colour]]s in the [[sky]] you can see in the [[rain]] when the [[sun]] is at your [[back]]. <small>[[rainbow|Read full entry]]</small> 5663 2006-03-03T06:30:04Z Gmcfoley 41 format <big>'''rainbow'''</big> <small>Noun</small> # The [[arch]] of [[colour]]s in the [[sky]] you can <br />see in the [[rain]] when the [[sun]] is at your [[back]]. <small>[[rainbow|Read full entry]]</small> 2275 5604 2006-02-28T20:42:17Z H2g2bob 43 ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} # A person who [[studies]] [[star]]s, [[galaxies]] and [[space]]; a person who studies [[astronomy]]. #: The '''astronomer''' stayed up all [[night]], but saw [[nothing]] because it was [[cloudy]]. == Similar Words == * [[Astronomy]] ''the study of space'' * [[Astrologer]] ''a person who gives advice using stars'' * [[Astronaut]] ''a person who goes to space'' * [[Scientist]] ''a person who studies space'' 6323 2006-04-14T13:36:48Z Jusjih 27 Category ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} # A person who [[studies]] [[star]]s, [[galaxies]] and [[space]]; a person who studies [[astronomy]]. #: The '''astronomer''' stayed up all [[night]], but saw [[nothing]] because it was [[cloudy]]. == Similar Words == * [[Astronomy]] ''the study of space'' * [[Astrologer]] ''a person who gives advice using stars'' * [[Astronaut]] ''a person who goes to space'' * [[Scientist]] ''a person who studies space'' [[Category:Nouns]] 6324 2006-04-14T13:37:20Z Jusjih 27 [[Astronomer]] moved to [[astronomer]]: Not a proper noun ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} # A person who [[studies]] [[star]]s, [[galaxies]] and [[space]]; a person who studies [[astronomy]]. #: The '''astronomer''' stayed up all [[night]], but saw [[nothing]] because it was [[cloudy]]. == Similar Words == * [[Astronomy]] ''the study of space'' * [[Astrologer]] ''a person who gives advice using stars'' * [[Astronaut]] ''a person who goes to space'' * [[Scientist]] ''a person who studies space'' [[Category:Nouns]] 7398 2006-07-18T23:25:56Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fr, hu, io, it, vi ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} # A person who [[studies]] [[star]]s, [[galaxies]] and [[space]]; a person who studies [[astronomy]]. #: The '''astronomer''' stayed up all [[night]], but saw [[nothing]] because it was [[cloudy]]. == Similar Words == * [[Astronomy]] ''the study of space'' * [[Astrologer]] ''a person who gives advice using stars'' * [[Astronaut]] ''a person who goes to space'' * [[Scientist]] ''a person who studies space'' [[Category:Nouns]] [[en:astronomer]] [[fr:astronomer]] [[io:astronomer]] [[it:astronomer]] [[hu:astronomer]] [[vi:astronomer]] 8809 2006-08-21T17:31:07Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: sv ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} # A person who [[studies]] [[star]]s, [[galaxies]] and [[space]]; a person who studies [[astronomy]]. #: The '''astronomer''' stayed up all [[night]], but saw [[nothing]] because it was [[cloudy]]. == Similar Words == * [[Astronomy]] ''the study of space'' * [[Astrologer]] ''a person who gives advice using stars'' * [[Astronaut]] ''a person who goes to space'' * [[Scientist]] ''a person who studies space'' [[Category:Nouns]] [[en:astronomer]] [[fr:astronomer]] [[io:astronomer]] [[it:astronomer]] [[hu:astronomer]] [[sv:astronomer]] [[vi:astronomer]] 11856 2006-11-09T15:53:30Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ja:astronomer]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} # A person who [[studies]] [[star]]s, [[galaxies]] and [[space]]; a person who studies [[astronomy]]. #: The '''astronomer''' stayed up all [[night]], but saw [[nothing]] because it was [[cloudy]]. == Similar Words == * [[Astronomy]] ''the study of space'' * [[Astrologer]] ''a person who gives advice using stars'' * [[Astronaut]] ''a person who goes to space'' * [[Scientist]] ''a person who studies space'' [[Category:Nouns]] [[en:astronomer]] [[fr:astronomer]] [[io:astronomer]] [[it:astronomer]] [[hu:astronomer]] [[ja:astronomer]] [[sv:astronomer]] [[vi:astronomer]] 12127 2006-11-10T21:41:18Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:astronomer]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} # A person who [[studies]] [[star]]s, [[galaxies]] and [[space]]; a person who studies [[astronomy]]. #: The '''astronomer''' stayed up all [[night]], but saw [[nothing]] because it was [[cloudy]]. == Similar Words == * [[Astronomy]] ''the study of space'' * [[Astrologer]] ''a person who gives advice using stars'' * [[Astronaut]] ''a person who goes to space'' * [[Scientist]] ''a person who studies space'' [[Category:Nouns]] [[en:astronomer]] [[fa:astronomer]] [[fr:astronomer]] [[io:astronomer]] [[it:astronomer]] [[hu:astronomer]] [[ja:astronomer]] [[sv:astronomer]] [[vi:astronomer]] 2276 5605 2006-02-28T21:14:11Z H2g2bob 43 == Noun == {{wiktionary}} [[Image:Soviet_mayones_jar_250_ml.jpg|thumb|This [[jar]] has '''nothing''' in it]] # Not [[anything]]. Without any things. #: I [[bought]] '''nothing''' in the shop, because it was [[closed]]. # [[Empty]]. An area has nothing in it if it has no objects in it. #: An empty cup has '''nothing''' in it. # [[Without]] anything [[useful]] or [[interesting]]. #: I looked for the [[book]], but I could see '''nothing'''. === Phrases === ; It's nothing : It does not [[matter]], it is [[insignificant]]. ; Nothing good : Without anything good :: There's '''nothing good''' on [[TV]]. ; Nothing better : The [[best]] == Words with Opposite Meaning == * [[Anything]] * [[Something]] 7242 2006-07-16T13:32:40Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ == Pronoun == {{pronoun}} {{wiktionary}} [[Image:Soviet_mayones_jar_250_ml.jpg|thumb|This [[jar]] has '''nothing''' in it]] # Not [[anything]]. Without any things. #: I [[bought]] '''nothing''' in the shop, because it was [[closed]]. # [[Empty]]. An area has nothing in it if it has no objects in it. #: An empty cup has '''nothing''' in it. # [[Without]] anything [[useful]] or [[interesting]]. #: I looked for the [[book]], but I could see '''nothing'''. === Phrases === ; It's nothing : It does not [[matter]], it is [[insignificant]]. ; Nothing good : Without anything good :: There's '''nothing good''' on [[TV]]. ; Nothing better : The [[best]] == Words with Opposite Meaning == * [[Anything]] * [[Something]] 7610 2006-07-19T07:47:19Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, zh == Pronoun == {{pronoun}} {{wiktionary}} [[Image:Soviet_mayones_jar_250_ml.jpg|thumb|This [[jar]] has '''nothing''' in it]] # Not [[anything]]. Without any things. #: I [[bought]] '''nothing''' in the shop, because it was [[closed]]. # [[Empty]]. An area has nothing in it if it has no objects in it. #: An empty cup has '''nothing''' in it. # [[Without]] anything [[useful]] or [[interesting]]. #: I looked for the [[book]], but I could see '''nothing'''. === Phrases === ; It's nothing : It does not [[matter]], it is [[insignificant]]. ; Nothing good : Without anything good :: There's '''nothing good''' on [[TV]]. ; Nothing better : The [[best]] == Words with Opposite Meaning == * [[Anything]] * [[Something]] [[en:nothing]] [[fr:nothing]] [[io:nothing]] [[it:nothing]] [[hu:nothing]] [[fi:nothing]] [[zh:nothing]] 9678 2006-09-10T13:39:34Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi == Pronoun == {{pronoun}} {{wiktionary}} [[Image:Soviet_mayones_jar_250_ml.jpg|thumb|This [[jar]] has '''nothing''' in it]] # Not [[anything]]. Without any things. #: I [[bought]] '''nothing''' in the shop, because it was [[closed]]. # [[Empty]]. An area has nothing in it if it has no objects in it. #: An empty cup has '''nothing''' in it. # [[Without]] anything [[useful]] or [[interesting]]. #: I looked for the [[book]], but I could see '''nothing'''. === Phrases === ; It's nothing : It does not [[matter]], it is [[insignificant]]. ; Nothing good : Without anything good :: There's '''nothing good''' on [[TV]]. ; Nothing better : The [[best]] == Words with Opposite Meaning == * [[Anything]] * [[Something]] [[en:nothing]] [[fr:nothing]] [[io:nothing]] [[it:nothing]] [[hu:nothing]] [[fi:nothing]] [[vi:nothing]] [[zh:nothing]] 11624 2006-10-29T23:47:22Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[hy:nothing]] == Pronoun == {{pronoun}} {{wiktionary}} [[Image:Soviet_mayones_jar_250_ml.jpg|thumb|This [[jar]] has '''nothing''' in it]] # Not [[anything]]. Without any things. #: I [[bought]] '''nothing''' in the shop, because it was [[closed]]. # [[Empty]]. An area has nothing in it if it has no objects in it. #: An empty cup has '''nothing''' in it. # [[Without]] anything [[useful]] or [[interesting]]. #: I looked for the [[book]], but I could see '''nothing'''. === Phrases === ; It's nothing : It does not [[matter]], it is [[insignificant]]. ; Nothing good : Without anything good :: There's '''nothing good''' on [[TV]]. ; Nothing better : The [[best]] == Words with Opposite Meaning == * [[Anything]] * [[Something]] [[en:nothing]] [[fr:nothing]] [[hy:nothing]] [[io:nothing]] [[it:nothing]] [[hu:nothing]] [[fi:nothing]] [[vi:nothing]] [[zh:nothing]] 11987 2006-11-09T17:23:17Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ta:nothing]] == Pronoun == {{pronoun}} {{wiktionary}} [[Image:Soviet_mayones_jar_250_ml.jpg|thumb|This [[jar]] has '''nothing''' in it]] # Not [[anything]]. Without any things. #: I [[bought]] '''nothing''' in the shop, because it was [[closed]]. # [[Empty]]. An area has nothing in it if it has no objects in it. #: An empty cup has '''nothing''' in it. # [[Without]] anything [[useful]] or [[interesting]]. #: I looked for the [[book]], but I could see '''nothing'''. === Phrases === ; It's nothing : It does not [[matter]], it is [[insignificant]]. ; Nothing good : Without anything good :: There's '''nothing good''' on [[TV]]. ; Nothing better : The [[best]] == Words with Opposite Meaning == * [[Anything]] * [[Something]] [[en:nothing]] [[fr:nothing]] [[hy:nothing]] [[io:nothing]] [[it:nothing]] [[hu:nothing]] [[fi:nothing]] [[ta:nothing]] [[vi:nothing]] [[zh:nothing]] 12446 2006-11-16T23:04:32Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:nothing]] == Pronoun == {{pronoun}} {{wiktionary}} [[Image:Soviet_mayones_jar_250_ml.jpg|thumb|This [[jar]] has '''nothing''' in it]] # Not [[anything]]. Without any things. #: I [[bought]] '''nothing''' in the shop, because it was [[closed]]. # [[Empty]]. An area has nothing in it if it has no objects in it. #: An empty cup has '''nothing''' in it. # [[Without]] anything [[useful]] or [[interesting]]. #: I looked for the [[book]], but I could see '''nothing'''. === Phrases === ; It's nothing : It does not [[matter]], it is [[insignificant]]. ; Nothing good : Without anything good :: There's '''nothing good''' on [[TV]]. ; Nothing better : The [[best]] == Words with Opposite Meaning == * [[Anything]] * [[Something]] [[en:nothing]] [[fr:nothing]] [[hy:nothing]] [[io:nothing]] [[it:nothing]] [[kk:nothing]] [[hu:nothing]] [[fi:nothing]] [[ta:nothing]] [[vi:nothing]] [[zh:nothing]] 12694 2006-11-26T10:55:12Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[et:nothing]] == Pronoun == {{pronoun}} {{wiktionary}} [[Image:Soviet_mayones_jar_250_ml.jpg|thumb|This [[jar]] has '''nothing''' in it]] # Not [[anything]]. Without any things. #: I [[bought]] '''nothing''' in the shop, because it was [[closed]]. # [[Empty]]. An area has nothing in it if it has no objects in it. #: An empty cup has '''nothing''' in it. # [[Without]] anything [[useful]] or [[interesting]]. #: I looked for the [[book]], but I could see '''nothing'''. === Phrases === ; It's nothing : It does not [[matter]], it is [[insignificant]]. ; Nothing good : Without anything good :: There's '''nothing good''' on [[TV]]. ; Nothing better : The [[best]] == Words with Opposite Meaning == * [[Anything]] * [[Something]] [[et:nothing]] [[en:nothing]] [[fr:nothing]] [[hy:nothing]] [[io:nothing]] [[it:nothing]] [[kk:nothing]] [[hu:nothing]] [[fi:nothing]] [[ta:nothing]] [[vi:nothing]] [[zh:nothing]] 2277 5608 2006-03-01T19:31:47Z H2g2bob 43 == Number == {{wiktionary}} '''million''' (''ordinal'' [[millionth]]) # The number 1,000,000. #: One [[thousand]] thousand is a '''million''' #: Either one thousand '''million''' or one '''million million''' is a [[billion]]. 7619 2006-07-19T08:04:11Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, el, en, et, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ko, ku, no, pl, pt, sv, ta, vi, zh == Number == {{wiktionary}} '''million''' (''ordinal'' [[millionth]]) # The number 1,000,000. #: One [[thousand]] thousand is a '''million''' #: Either one thousand '''million''' or one '''million million''' is a [[billion]]. [[de:million]] [[et:million]] [[el:million]] [[en:million]] [[fr:million]] [[ko:million]] [[io:million]] [[it:million]] [[ku:million]] [[hu:million]] [[no:million]] [[pl:million]] [[pt:million]] [[fi:million]] [[sv:million]] [[ta:million]] [[vi:million]] [[zh:million]] 10157 2006-09-24T13:33:08Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[hy:million]] == Number == {{wiktionary}} '''million''' (''ordinal'' [[millionth]]) # The number 1,000,000. #: One [[thousand]] thousand is a '''million''' #: Either one thousand '''million''' or one '''million million''' is a [[billion]]. [[de:million]] [[et:million]] [[el:million]] [[en:million]] [[fr:million]] [[ko:million]] [[hy:million]] [[io:million]] [[it:million]] [[ku:million]] [[hu:million]] [[no:million]] [[pl:million]] [[pt:million]] [[fi:million]] [[sv:million]] [[ta:million]] [[vi:million]] [[zh:million]] 10764 2006-10-10T17:51:10Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:million]] == Number == {{wiktionary}} '''million''' (''ordinal'' [[millionth]]) # The number 1,000,000. #: One [[thousand]] thousand is a '''million''' #: Either one thousand '''million''' or one '''million million''' is a [[billion]]. [[de:million]] [[et:million]] [[el:million]] [[en:million]] [[fr:million]] [[ko:million]] [[hy:million]] [[io:million]] [[it:million]] [[kk:million]] [[ku:million]] [[hu:million]] [[no:million]] [[pl:million]] [[pt:million]] [[fi:million]] [[sv:million]] [[ta:million]] [[vi:million]] [[zh:million]] 11179 2006-10-17T10:47:28Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[tr:million]] == Number == {{wiktionary}} '''million''' (''ordinal'' [[millionth]]) # The number 1,000,000. #: One [[thousand]] thousand is a '''million''' #: Either one thousand '''million''' or one '''million million''' is a [[billion]]. [[de:million]] [[et:million]] [[el:million]] [[en:million]] [[fr:million]] [[ko:million]] [[hy:million]] [[io:million]] [[it:million]] [[kk:million]] [[ku:million]] [[hu:million]] [[no:million]] [[pl:million]] [[pt:million]] [[fi:million]] [[sv:million]] [[ta:million]] [[vi:million]] [[tr:million]] [[zh:million]] 11461 2006-10-22T22:07:02Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:million]] == Number == {{wiktionary}} '''million''' (''ordinal'' [[millionth]]) # The number 1,000,000. #: One [[thousand]] thousand is a '''million''' #: Either one thousand '''million''' or one '''million million''' is a [[billion]]. [[de:million]] [[et:million]] [[el:million]] [[en:million]] [[fr:million]] [[ko:million]] [[hy:million]] [[io:million]] [[it:million]] [[kk:million]] [[ku:million]] [[hu:million]] [[no:million]] [[pl:million]] [[pt:million]] [[ru:million]] [[fi:million]] [[sv:million]] [[ta:million]] [[vi:million]] [[tr:million]] [[zh:million]] 13507 2006-12-08T22:44:22Z Brett 77 + number template == Number == {{wiktionary}} ==Determiner== {{cardinal number}} (''ordinal'' [[millionth]]) # The number 1,000,000. #: One [[thousand]] thousand is a '''million''' #: Either one thousand '''million''' or one '''million million''' is a [[billion]]. [[de:million]] [[et:million]] [[el:million]] [[en:million]] [[fr:million]] [[ko:million]] [[hy:million]] [[io:million]] [[it:million]] [[kk:million]] [[ku:million]] [[hu:million]] [[no:million]] [[pl:million]] [[pt:million]] [[ru:million]] [[fi:million]] [[sv:million]] [[ta:million]] [[vi:million]] [[tr:million]] [[zh:million]] 13508 2006-12-08T22:45:08Z Brett 77 formatting == Number == {{wiktionary}} ==Determiner== {{cardinal number}} (''ordinal'' [[millionth]]) # The '''number''' 1,000,000. #: One [[thousand]] thousand is a '''million''' #: Either one thousand '''million''' or one '''million million''' is a [[billion]]. [[de:million]] [[et:million]] [[el:million]] [[en:million]] [[fr:million]] [[ko:million]] [[hy:million]] [[io:million]] [[it:million]] [[kk:million]] [[ku:million]] [[hu:million]] [[no:million]] [[pl:million]] [[pt:million]] [[ru:million]] [[fi:million]] [[sv:million]] [[ta:million]] [[vi:million]] [[tr:million]] [[zh:million]] 13509 2006-12-08T22:50:05Z Brett 77 + noun ==Determiner== {{wiktionary}} {{cardinal number}} (''ordinal'' [[millionth]]) # The '''number''' 1,000,000. # ''In 2006, Canada had about 32.6 '''million''' people.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} # The '''number''' 1,000,000. #: ''One [[thousand]] thousand is a '''million'''.'' #: ''In the US, there are one thousand '''millions''' in a [[billion]].'' #: ''In the UK, there are one '''million''' '''millions''' in a [[billion]].'' [[de:million]] [[et:million]] [[el:million]] [[en:million]] [[fr:million]] [[ko:million]] [[hy:million]] [[io:million]] [[it:million]] [[kk:million]] [[ku:million]] [[hu:million]] [[no:million]] [[pl:million]] [[pt:million]] [[ru:million]] [[fi:million]] [[sv:million]] [[ta:million]] [[vi:million]] [[tr:million]] [[zh:million]] 13516 2006-12-09T14:27:24Z Brett 77 formatting ==Determiner== {{wiktionary}} {{cardinal number}} (''ordinal'' [[millionth]]) # The '''number''' 1,000,000. #: ''In 2006, Canada had about 32.6 '''million''' people.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} # The '''number''' 1,000,000. #: ''One [[thousand]] thousand is a '''million'''.'' #: ''In the US, there are one thousand '''millions''' in a [[billion]].'' #: ''In the UK, there are one '''million''' '''millions''' in a [[billion]].'' [[de:million]] [[et:million]] [[el:million]] [[en:million]] [[fr:million]] [[ko:million]] [[hy:million]] [[io:million]] [[it:million]] [[kk:million]] [[ku:million]] [[hu:million]] [[no:million]] [[pl:million]] [[pt:million]] [[ru:million]] [[fi:million]] [[sv:million]] [[ta:million]] [[vi:million]] [[tr:million]] [[zh:million]] 13524 2006-12-09T14:40:26Z Brett 77 formatting ==Determiner== {{wiktionary}} {{cardinal number}} (''ordinal'' [[millionth]]) # The [[number]] 1,000,000. #: ''In 2006, Canada had about 32.6 '''million''' people.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} # The [[number]] 1,000,000. #: ''One [[thousand]] thousand is a '''million'''.'' #: ''In the US, there are one thousand '''millions''' in a [[billion]].'' #: ''In the UK, there are one '''million''' '''millions''' in a [[billion]].'' [[de:million]] [[et:million]] [[el:million]] [[en:million]] [[fr:million]] [[ko:million]] [[hy:million]] [[io:million]] [[it:million]] [[kk:million]] [[ku:million]] [[hu:million]] [[no:million]] [[pl:million]] [[pt:million]] [[ru:million]] [[fi:million]] [[sv:million]] [[ta:million]] [[vi:million]] [[tr:million]] [[zh:million]] 2278 5609 2006-03-01T19:33:02Z H2g2bob 43 #redirect [[million]] 2279 5612 2006-03-02T01:12:47Z Cromwellt 61 created page ==Adjective== '''alphabetical''' # In the order of the letters of the alphabet or related to the alphabet. #: ''He made the list of names alphabetical.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[alphabetical order]] ===See also=== *[[alphabetic]] *[[alphabet] *[[alphanumeric]] *[[random]] *[[numerical]] *[[chronological]] *[[order of importance]] [[Category:Adjectives]] [[en:alphabetical]] 5613 2006-03-02T01:13:04Z Cromwellt 61 ==Adjective== '''alphabetical''' # In the order of the letters of the alphabet or related to the alphabet. #: ''He made the list of names alphabetical.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[alphabetical order]] ===See also=== *[[alphabetic]] *[[alphabet]] *[[alphanumeric]] *[[random]] *[[numerical]] *[[chronological]] *[[order of importance]] [[Category:Adjectives]] [[en:alphabetical]] 7321 2006-07-18T20:10:36Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: fr, pt ==Adjective== '''alphabetical''' # In the order of the letters of the alphabet or related to the alphabet. #: ''He made the list of names alphabetical.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[alphabetical order]] ===See also=== *[[alphabetic]] *[[alphabet]] *[[alphanumeric]] *[[random]] *[[numerical]] *[[chronological]] *[[order of importance]] [[Category:Adjectives]] [[en:alphabetical]] [[fr:alphabetical]] [[pt:alphabetical]] 9457 2006-09-10T11:12:31Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ta ==Adjective== '''alphabetical''' # In the order of the letters of the alphabet or related to the alphabet. #: ''He made the list of names alphabetical.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[alphabetical order]] ===See also=== *[[alphabetic]] *[[alphabet]] *[[alphanumeric]] *[[random]] *[[numerical]] *[[chronological]] *[[order of importance]] [[Category:Adjectives]] [[en:alphabetical]] [[fr:alphabetical]] [[pt:alphabetical]] [[ta:alphabetical]] 9958 2006-09-24T12:14:28Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[fi:alphabetical]] ==Adjective== '''alphabetical''' # In the order of the letters of the alphabet or related to the alphabet. #: ''He made the list of names alphabetical.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[alphabetical order]] ===See also=== *[[alphabetic]] *[[alphabet]] *[[alphanumeric]] *[[random]] *[[numerical]] *[[chronological]] *[[order of importance]] [[Category:Adjectives]] [[en:alphabetical]] [[fr:alphabetical]] [[pt:alphabetical]] [[fi:alphabetical]] [[ta:alphabetical]] 10365 2006-10-04T22:01:31Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[vi:alphabetical]] ==Adjective== '''alphabetical''' # In the order of the letters of the alphabet or related to the alphabet. #: ''He made the list of names alphabetical.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[alphabetical order]] ===See also=== *[[alphabetic]] *[[alphabet]] *[[alphanumeric]] *[[random]] *[[numerical]] *[[chronological]] *[[order of importance]] [[Category:Adjectives]] [[en:alphabetical]] [[fr:alphabetical]] [[pt:alphabetical]] [[fi:alphabetical]] [[ta:alphabetical]] [[vi:alphabetical]] 2280 5616 2006-03-02T01:34:57Z Cromwellt 61 Huh? I made the page [[alphabetical]] specifically for this page (to avoid a red link at the top), but it still goes straight to editing that page. I don't get it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:34, 2 March 2006 (UTC) 5617 2006-03-02T01:35:35Z Cromwellt 61 fixed comment I made the page "[[alphabetical]]" specifically for this page (to avoid a red link at the top), but it still goes straight to editing that page. I don't get it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:34, 2 March 2006 (UTC) 5618 2006-03-02T01:36:38Z Cromwellt 61 Works now I made the page "[[alphabetical]]" specifically for this page (to avoid a red link at the top), but it still goes straight to editing that page. I don't get it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:34, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :Ah! Now it works. Weirdness. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:36, 2 March 2006 (UTC) 5731 2006-03-10T04:22:47Z Cromwellt 61 Page move I made the page "[[alphabetical]]" specifically for this page (to avoid a red link at the top), but it still goes straight to editing that page. I don't get it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:34, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :Ah! Now it works. Weirdness. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:36, 2 March 2006 (UTC) == Page move == I think this page would look better as "Wiktionary:Requested definitions," so I'm going to move it. If someone disagrees, they can move it back, and I'll just leave it where it is after that. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:22, 10 March 2006 (UTC) 5734 2006-03-10T04:23:41Z Cromwellt 61 [[Wiktionary talk:Requested Definitions]] moved to [[Wiktionary talk:Requested definitions]]: Naming consistency I made the page "[[alphabetical]]" specifically for this page (to avoid a red link at the top), but it still goes straight to editing that page. I don't get it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:34, 2 March 2006 (UTC) :Ah! Now it works. Weirdness. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:36, 2 March 2006 (UTC) == Page move == I think this page would look better as "Wiktionary:Requested definitions," so I'm going to move it. If someone disagrees, they can move it back, and I'll just leave it where it is after that. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 04:22, 10 March 2006 (UTC) 2281 5623 2006-03-02T13:42:34Z H2g2bob 43 [[en:Template:en-verb]] {| border=0 width=100% |- |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=19%| Infinitive<br> '''to {{{1}}}''' | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=21%| Third person singular<br> '''[[{{{2}}}]]''' | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=19%| Simple past<br> '''[[{{{3}}}]]''' | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=19%| Past participle<br> '''[[{{{3}}}]]''' | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=19%| Present participle<br> '''[[{{{4}}}]]''' |} 5727 2006-03-09T23:39:58Z H2g2bob 43 {| border=0 width=100% |- |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=19%| Infinitive<br> '''to [[{{{1}}}]]''' | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=21%| Third person singular<br> '''[[{{{2}}}]]''' | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=19%| Simple past<br> '''[[{{{3}}}]]''' | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=19%| Past participle<br> '''[[{{{3}}}]]''' | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=19%| Present participle<br> '''[[{{{4}}}]]''' |} 5758 2006-03-10T22:48:36Z Cromwellt 61 added category so it adds automatically {| border=0 width=100% |- |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=19%| Infinitive<br> '''to [[{{{1}}}]]''' [[Category:Verbs]] | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=21%| Third person singular<br> '''[[{{{2}}}]]''' | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=19%| Simple past<br> '''[[{{{3}}}]]''' | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=19%| Past participle<br> '''[[{{{3}}}]]''' | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=19%| Present participle<br> '''[[{{{4}}}]]''' |} 6733 2006-05-28T19:00:56Z Cromwellt 61 omitted template from cat {| border=0 width=100% |- |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=19%| Infinitive<br> '''to [[{{{1}}}]]''' | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=21%| Third person singular<br> '''[[{{{2}}}]]''' | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=19%| Simple past<br> '''[[{{{3}}}]]''' | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=19%| Past participle<br> '''[[{{{3}}}]]''' | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=19%| Present participle<br> '''[[{{{4}}}]]''' |} <includeonly>[[Category:Verbs]]</includeonly> 6735 2006-05-28T19:03:55Z Cromwellt 61 added Regular verbs cat {| border=0 width=100% |- |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=19%| Infinitive<br> '''to [[{{{1}}}]]''' | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=21%| Third person singular<br> '''[[{{{2}}}]]''' | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=19%| Simple past<br> '''[[{{{3}}}]]''' | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=19%| Past participle<br> '''[[{{{3}}}]]''' | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=19%| Present participle<br> '''[[{{{4}}}]]''' |} <includeonly>[[Category:Verbs]][[Category:Regular verbs]]</includeonly> 8103 2006-07-27T01:28:28Z Brett 77 {| border=0 width=100% |- |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=19%| Infinitive<br> '''[[{{{1}}}]]''' | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=21%| Third person singular<br> '''[[{{{2}}}]]''' | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=19%| Simple past<br> '''[[{{{3}}}]]''' | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=19%| Past participle<br> '''[[{{{3}}}]]''' | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=19%| Present participle<br> '''[[{{{4}}}]]''' |} <includeonly>[[Category:Verbs]][[Category:Regular verbs]]</includeonly> 2282 5626 2006-03-02T17:01:38Z Cromwellt 61 Created template {| border=0 width=100% |- |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=49%| Singular<br> '''{{{1}}}''' | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=49%| Plural<br> '''[[{{{2}}}]]''' | width=0.5% | |} 5693 2006-03-04T14:42:48Z H2g2bob 43 Changed for lazy people (me!), If the 2nd option is missing, it'll just shove an s at the end of option 1 and use that {| border=0 width=100% |- |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=49%| Singular<br> '''{{{1}}}''' | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=49%| Plural<br> '''[[{{{2|{{{1}}}s}}}]]''' | width=0.5% | |} 5694 2006-03-04T14:47:42Z H2g2bob 43 {| border=0 width=100% |- |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=49%| Singular<br> '''{{{1|{{PAGENAME}}}}}''' [[Category:Nouns]] | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=49%| Plural<br> '''[[{{{2|{{{1|{{PAGENAME}}}}}s}}}]]''' | width=0.5% | |} 5724 2006-03-09T23:31:32Z H2g2bob 43 Make link for singular {| border=0 width=100% |- |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=49%| Singular<br> '''[[{{{1|{{PAGENAME}}}}}]]''' [[Category:Nouns]] | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=49%| Plural<br> '''[[{{{2|{{{1|{{PAGENAME}}}}}s}}}]]''' | width=0.5% | |} 6732 2006-05-28T18:59:37Z Cromwellt 61 omitted template from cat {| border=0 width=100% |- |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=49%| Singular<br> '''[[{{{1|{{PAGENAME}}}}}]]''' | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=49%| Plural<br> '''[[{{{2|{{{1|{{PAGENAME}}}}}s}}}]]''' | width=0.5% | |} <includeonly>[[Category:Nouns]]</includeonly> 7899 2006-07-22T14:49:55Z Brett 77 {| border=0 width=100% |- |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=49%| [[Singular]]<br> '''[[{{{1|{{PAGENAME}}}}}]]''' | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=49%| [[Plural]]<br> '''[[{{{2|{{{1|{{PAGENAME}}}}}s}}}]]''' | width=0.5% | |} <includeonly>[[Category:Nouns]]</includeonly> 11820 2006-11-09T12:29:43Z Tangotango 94 support alternative plural form as third parameter {| border=0 width=100% |- |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=49%| [[Singular]]<br> '''[[{{{1|{{PAGENAME}}}}}]]''' | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=49%| [[Plural]]<br> '''[[{{{2|{{{1|{{PAGENAME}}}}}s}}}]]'''{{#if:{{{3}}}|&nbsp;or&nbsp;'''[[{{{3}}}]]'''|}} | width=0.5% | |} <includeonly>[[Category:Nouns]]</includeonly> 11821 2006-11-09T12:30:55Z Tangotango 94 fix {| border=0 width=100% |- |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=49%| [[Singular]]<br> '''[[{{{1|{{PAGENAME}}}}}]]''' | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=49%| [[Plural]]<br> '''[[{{{2|{{{1|{{PAGENAME}}}}}s}}}]]'''{{#if:{{{3|}}}|&nbsp;or&nbsp;'''[[{{{3}}}]]'''|}} | width=0.5% | |} <includeonly>[[Category:Nouns]]</includeonly> 12658 2006-11-25T22:33:20Z Coppertwig 139 put in comment to see if comment is able to be put in <!-- use like this: --> {| border=0 width=100% |- |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=49%| [[Singular]]<br> '''[[{{{1|{{PAGENAME}}}}}]]''' | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=49%| [[Plural]]<br> '''[[{{{2|{{{1|{{PAGENAME}}}}}s}}}]]'''{{#if:{{{3|}}}|&nbsp;or&nbsp;'''[[{{{3}}}]]'''|}} | width=0.5% | |} <includeonly>[[Category:Nouns]]</includeonly> 12660 2006-11-25T22:36:11Z Coppertwig 139 changed for testing <!-- use like this: --> {| border=0 width=100% |- |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=49%| [[Singular]]<br> '''[[{{{1|{{PAGENAME}}}}}]]''' | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=49%| [[Plurall]]<br> '''[[{{{2|{{{1|{{PAGENAME}}}}}s}}}]]'''{{#if:{{{3|}}}|&nbsp;or&nbsp;'''[[{{{3}}}]]'''|}} | width=0.5% | |} <includeonly>[[Category:Nouns]]</includeonly> 12662 2006-11-25T22:37:33Z Coppertwig 139 reverting my own edit <!-- use like this: --> {| border=0 width=100% |- |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=49%| [[Singular]]<br> '''[[{{{1|{{PAGENAME}}}}}]]''' | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=49%| [[Plural]]<br> '''[[{{{2|{{{1|{{PAGENAME}}}}}s}}}]]'''{{#if:{{{3|}}}|&nbsp;or&nbsp;'''[[{{{3}}}]]'''|}} | width=0.5% | |} <includeonly>[[Category:Nouns]]</includeonly> 12663 2006-11-25T22:39:33Z Coppertwig 139 put in comment <!-- use like this: --> <!-- {{noun}} or --> <!-- {{noun|leaf|leaves}} --> {| border=0 width=100% |- |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=49%| [[Singular]]<br> '''[[{{{1|{{PAGENAME}}}}}]]''' | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=49%| [[Plural]]<br> '''[[{{{2|{{{1|{{PAGENAME}}}}}s}}}]]'''{{#if:{{{3|}}}|&nbsp;or&nbsp;'''[[{{{3}}}]]'''|}} | width=0.5% | |} <includeonly>[[Category:Nouns]]</includeonly> 2283 5630 2006-03-02T17:25:52Z Cromwellt 61 created template {| border=0 width=100% |- |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=33%| Positive<br> '''{{{1}}}''' | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=32%| Comparative<br> '''[[{{{2}}}]]''' | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=33%| Superlative<br> '''[[{{{3}}}]]''' | width=0.5% | |} 5726 2006-03-09T23:39:15Z H2g2bob 43 1st box -> link {| border=0 width=100% |- |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=33%| Positive<br> '''[[{{{1}}}]]''' | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=32%| Comparative<br> '''[[{{{2}}}]]''' | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=33%| Superlative<br> '''[[{{{3}}}]]''' | width=0.5% | |} 5759 2006-03-10T22:49:37Z Cromwellt 61 added category {| border=0 width=100% |- |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=33%| Positive<br> '''[[{{{1}}}]]''' [[Category:Adjectives]] | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=32%| Comparative<br> '''[[{{{2}}}]]''' | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=33%| Superlative<br> '''[[{{{3}}}]]''' | width=0.5% | |} 6726 2006-05-28T18:54:08Z Cromwellt 61 omitted template from cat {| border=0 width=100% |- |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=33%| Positive<br> '''[[{{{1}}}]]''' | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=32%| Comparative<br> '''[[{{{2}}}]]''' | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=33%| Superlative<br> '''[[{{{3}}}]]''' | width=0.5% | |} <includeonly>[[Category:Adjectives]]</includeonly> 9868 2006-09-24T11:06:27Z Tangotango 94 allow empty comparative/superlative parameters {| border=0 width=100% |- |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=33%| Positive<br> '''[[{{{1}}}]]''' | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=32%| Comparative<br> {{#if:{{{2}}}|'''[[{{{2}}}]]'''|''none''}} | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=33%| Superlative<br> {{#if:{{{3}}}|'''[[{{{3}}}]]'''|''none''}} | width=0.5% | |} <includeonly>[[Category:Adjectives]]</includeonly> 9869 2006-09-24T11:08:06Z Tangotango 94 fix {| border=0 width=100% |- |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=33%| Positive<br> '''[[{{{1}}}]]''' | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=32%| Comparative<br> {{#if:{{{2|}}}|'''[[{{{2}}}]]'''|''none''}} | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=33%| Superlative<br> {{#if:{{{3|}}}|'''[[{{{3}}}]]'''|''none''}} | width=0.5% | |} <includeonly>[[Category:Adjectives]]</includeonly> 9870 2006-09-24T11:10:29Z Tangotango 94 is 2 (comparative form) not defined, then include Non-comparable category automatically {| border=0 width=100% |- |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=33%| Positive<br> '''[[{{{1}}}]]''' | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=32%| Comparative<br> {{#if:{{{2|}}}|'''[[{{{2}}}]]'''|''none''}} | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=33%| Superlative<br> {{#if:{{{3|}}}|'''[[{{{3}}}]]'''|''none''}} | width=0.5% | |} <includeonly>[[Category:Adjectives]]{{#if:{{{2|}}}||[[Category:Non-comparable adjectives]]}}</includeonly> 9873 2006-09-24T11:16:26Z Tangotango 94 return PAGENAME if first parameter is blank (for {{adjective2}} compatibility) {| border=0 width=100% |- |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=33%| Positive<br> '''[[{{{1|PAGENAME}}}]]''' | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=32%| Comparative<br> {{#if:{{{2|}}}|'''[[{{{2}}}]]'''|''none''}} | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=33%| Superlative<br> {{#if:{{{3|}}}|'''[[{{{3}}}]]'''|''none''}} | width=0.5% | |} <includeonly>[[Category:Adjectives]]{{#if:{{{2|}}}||[[Category:Non-comparable adjectives]]}}</includeonly> 9874 2006-09-24T11:17:06Z Tangotango 94 fix {| border=0 width=100% |- |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=33%| Positive<br> '''[[{{{1|{{PAGENAME}}}}}]]''' | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=32%| Comparative<br> {{#if:{{{2|}}}|'''[[{{{2}}}]]'''|''none''}} | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=33%| Superlative<br> {{#if:{{{3|}}}|'''[[{{{3}}}]]'''|''none''}} | width=0.5% | |} <includeonly>[[Category:Adjectives]]{{#if:{{{2|}}}||[[Category:Non-comparable adjectives]]}}</includeonly> 2284 5636 2006-03-02T18:02:45Z Cromwellt 61 created page, added list of Help links and some policy pages (all but one redlinks) An '''edit conflict''' is when two people [[Help:Editing a page|edit]] the same page at the same time. The person who starts the [[edit]] second finds a page with two large edit boxes on it. The bottom one is their edit, and the top one is the other person's edit. In between is a side-by-side comparison of the differences. The changes made to the top box will be saved when the editor clicks on "save page." Please respect the changes another person is making to the page. ==Other help pages== *[[Help:Contents]] *[[Help:Policies and guidelines]] *[[Help:Exploring Simple English Wiktionary]] *[[Help:Entry layout explained]] *[[Help:Editing a page]] *[[Help:Starting a new page]] ==Policies and guidelines== *[[Wiktionary:What Wiktionary is not]] *[[Wiktionary:What Wiktionary is]] *[[Wiktionary:Adding images]] *[[Wiktionary:Deleting pages]] [[Category:Help]] 2285 5637 2006-03-02T18:04:22Z Cromwellt 61 Potential WotD (fairly good full article) Potential WotD, don't you think, guys? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:04, 2 March 2006 (UTC) 2286 5639 2006-03-02T18:11:09Z Cromwellt 61 [[Template:Colors]] moved to [[Template:colors]]: templates should generally be in lowercase (IMO) #REDIRECT [[Template:colors]] 2287 5640 2006-03-02T18:14:41Z Cromwellt 61 created template <br clear=all /> {| style="margin:0 auto;" align=center width="50%" class="toccolours" |align=center style="background:#ccccff"| '''[[emotion|Emotion]]s or [[feeling|Feeling]]s''' |- |align=center| [[happy]] - [[sad]] - [[angry]] - [[scared]] - [[surprised]] - [[embarrassed]] - [[confused]] |} 5753 2006-03-10T22:08:37Z Cromwellt 61 added link to template <br clear=all /> {| style="margin:0 auto;" align=center width="50%" class="toccolours" |align=center style="background:#ccccff"| '''[[emotion|Emotion]]s or [[feeling|Feeling]]s''' <small>([[:Template:emotions|edit]])</small> |- |align=center| [[happy]] - [[sad]] - [[angry]] - [[scared]] - [[surprised]] - [[embarrassed]] - [[confused]] |} 2288 5642 2006-03-02T18:29:34Z Cromwellt 61 Issues I can't figure out why this doesn't work. Any suggestions/fixes? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:29, 2 March 2006 (UTC) 5650 2006-03-02T18:43:09Z H2g2bob 43 I can't figure out why this doesn't work. Any suggestions/fixes? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:29, 2 March 2006 (UTC) : It's the uppercase/lowercase thing for the 1st letter - I copied [[Template:Colorbox]] to [[Template:colorbox]] (which should fix it). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 18:43, 2 March 2006 (UTC) 5719 2006-03-09T16:01:27Z Cromwellt 61 thanks I can't figure out why this doesn't work. Any suggestions/fixes? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:29, 2 March 2006 (UTC) : It's the uppercase/lowercase thing for the 1st letter - I copied [[Template:Colorbox]] to [[Template:colorbox]] (which should fix it). --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 18:43, 2 March 2006 (UTC) ::You were absolutely right, H2g2bob! Thanks! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 16:01, 9 March 2006 (UTC) 2289 5646 2006-03-02T18:39:14Z H2g2bob 43 Copted from [[Template:Colorbox]] <!-- Original form in case we need it later <span style="background-color: {{{1}}}; width: 80px; {{{2|}}}">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</span> --> <span style="background-color: {{{1}}}; width: 80px">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</span> 5648 2006-03-02T18:41:00Z H2g2bob 43 <span style="background-color: {{{1}}}; width: 80px; {{{2|}}}">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</span> 6564 2006-05-16T20:59:14Z Gmcfoley 41 Change to display:inline-block; Experimental. <span style="background-color: {{{1}}}; width: 80px; display:inline-block; {{{2|}}}"></span> 6565 2006-05-16T21:00:44Z Gmcfoley 41 Add height <span style="background-color: {{{1}}}; width: 80px; height:80px; display:inline-block; {{{2|}}}"></span> 6566 2006-05-16T21:02:10Z Gmcfoley 41 Try a div <div style="background-color: {{{1}}}; width: 80px; height:80px; {{{2|}}}"></div> 6567 2006-05-16T21:05:27Z Gmcfoley 41 display:inline-block; <div style="background-color: {{{1}}}; width: 80px; height:80px; display:inline-block; {{{2|}}}"></div> 6568 2006-05-16T21:10:01Z Gmcfoley 41 Try -moz-inline-box to help firefox, and change to 20px square. <div style="background-color: {{{1}}}; width: 20px; height:20px; display:inline-block; display:-moz-inline-box; {{{2|}}}"></div> 6570 2006-05-16T21:36:09Z Gmcfoley 41 change back to span <span style="background-color: {{{1}}}; width: 20px; height:20px; display:inline-block; display:-moz-inline-box; {{{2|}}}"></span> 6571 2006-05-16T21:38:38Z Gmcfoley 41 rv <div style="background-color: {{{1}}}; width: 20px; height:20px; display:inline-block; display:-moz-inline-box; {{{2|}}}"></div> 6572 2006-05-16T21:46:18Z Gmcfoley 41 Back to span again, remove display:-moz-inline-box; <span style="background-color: {{{1}}}; width: 20px; height:20px; display:inline-block; {{{2|}}}"></span> 6573 2006-05-16T21:56:02Z Gmcfoley 41 <span style="background-color: {{{1}}}; width: 20px; height:20px; display:inline-block; {{{2|}}}"> </span> 6574 2006-05-16T21:58:06Z Gmcfoley 41 <div style="background-color: {{{1}}}; width: 20px; height:20px; display:inline-block; {{{2|}}}"> </div> 6577 2006-05-16T23:55:23Z Gmcfoley 41 <div class="inlineBlock" style="background-color: {{{1}}}; width: 20px; height:20px; {{{2|}}}"> </div> 2290 5655 2006-03-03T03:20:39Z Gmcfoley 41 <div id="shortcut" class="noprint" style="border:1px solid #999; background:#eeeeff; margin:0 0 .5em 1em; text-align:center; padding:5px; float:right; clear:both; font-size:smaller;"> Shortcut:<br />[[Image:Fusionar.png|20px]]{{{1}}}</div> 6521 2006-05-07T21:41:47Z 84.189.244.48 <div id="shortcut" class="noprint" style="border:1px solid #999; background:#eeeeff; margin:0 0 .5em 1em; text-align:center; padding:5px; float:right; clear:both; font-size:smaller;"> Shortcut:<br />[[Image:Fusion.svg|20px]]{{{1}}}</div> 6779 2006-06-04T19:53:35Z Cromwellt 61 [[Template:Shortcut]] moved to [[Template:shortcut]]: Templates should generally be lowercase <div id="shortcut" class="noprint" style="border:1px solid #999; background:#eeeeff; margin:0 0 .5em 1em; text-align:center; padding:5px; float:right; clear:both; font-size:smaller;"> Shortcut:<br />[[Image:Fusion.svg|20px]]{{{1}}}</div> 2291 5657 2006-03-03T03:22:11Z Gmcfoley 41 #REDIRCT [[Wiktionary:Administrators]] #REDIRCT [[Wiktionary:Administrators]] 5658 2006-03-03T03:22:46Z Gmcfoley 41 #REDIRECT [[Wiktionary:Administrators]] 5659 2006-03-03T06:27:23Z Gmcfoley 41 #REDIRECT [[Wiktionary:Administrators]] 5660 2006-03-03T06:27:32Z Gmcfoley 41 #REDIRECT [[Wiktionary:Administrators]] 5661 2006-03-03T06:27:51Z Gmcfoley 41 #REDIRECT [[Wiktionary:Administrators]] 5662 2006-03-03T06:28:12Z Gmcfoley 41 #REDIRECT [[Wiktionary:Administrators]] 2292 5685 2006-03-03T18:36:39Z Gmcfoley 41 #REDIRECT #REDIRECT [[Template:Cyrillic alphabet]] 2293 5687 2006-03-03T21:30:50Z Gmcfoley 41 <big>'''free'''</big> <small>Noun</small> # Something that does not cost [[money]] to [[buy]]. # Something which is able to [[go]] ([[move]]) anywhere easily. # To be [[carefree]], to be away from [[responsibilities]]. 5851 2006-03-13T04:21:06Z Cromwellt 61 added entry link <big>'''free'''</big> <small>Noun</small> # Something that does not cost [[money]] to [[buy]]. # Something which is able to [[go]] ([[move]]) anywhere easily. # To be [[carefree]], to be away from [[responsibilities]]. <small>[[free|Read full entry]]</small> 2294 5689 2006-03-04T02:42:15Z H2g2bob 43 <big>'''word'''</big> <small>Noun</small> # One part of a [[language]]. It has one or more [[letter]]s and a [[meaning]] and we can write it # A short [[conversation]] # A [[promise]] # A piece of [[news]] # When we speak about the [[Bible]], we sometimes call it the Word 5852 2006-03-13T04:22:04Z Cromwellt 61 added entry link <big>'''word'''</big> <small>Noun</small> # One part of a [[language]]. It has one or more [[letter]]s and a [[meaning]] and we can write it # A short [[conversation]] # A [[promise]] # A piece of [[news]] # When we speak about the [[Bible]], we sometimes call it the Word <small>[[word|Read full entry]]</small> 2295 5690 2006-03-04T02:50:23Z Joystick 70 About me.. 5700 2006-03-04T20:56:43Z Joystick 70 {| style="float: right; margin-left: 1em; margin-bottom: 0.5em; width: 242px; border: #99B3FF solid 1px; text-align: center" |- | '''[[Wiktionary:Babel]]''' |- | {{User de}} |- | {{User en-2}} |} 2297 5695 2006-03-04T14:55:30Z H2g2bob 43 I've edited this a bit so I'll explain what I've done. First it adds the word to [[:category:Nouns]]. Second, you can use it normally <nowiki>{{noun|cat|cats}}</nowiki>. If you miss out the 2nd option <nowiki>{{noun|cat}}</nowiki> it'll shove an s at the end of the 1st option. And if you miss out the 1st option <nowiki>{{noun}}</nowiki> it'll use the page name. You can also do something like <nowiki>{{noun||fishes}}</nowiki>. This is just for my lazyness - if you think it's a bad idea, feel free to edit/revert it or something. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 14:55, 4 March 2006 (UTC) 5718 2006-03-09T15:58:13Z Cromwellt 61 Good ideas, H2g2bob, what about this? I've edited this a bit so I'll explain what I've done. First it adds the word to [[:category:Nouns]]. Second, you can use it normally <nowiki>{{noun|cat|cats}}</nowiki>. If you miss out the 2nd option <nowiki>{{noun|cat}}</nowiki> it'll shove an s at the end of the 1st option. And if you miss out the 1st option <nowiki>{{noun}}</nowiki> it'll use the page name. You can also do something like <nowiki>{{noun||fishes}}</nowiki>. This is just for my lazyness - if you think it's a bad idea, feel free to edit/revert it or something. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 14:55, 4 March 2006 (UTC) :Actually, H2g2bob, your edits to the template sound *great*. I think we need those changes to make it easier to use and more intuitive. I just edited [[blues]], and realized that it doesn't work on plural pages currently, because the singular is not a link. I think we should make them all links (which goes for [[:template:verb|verb]] and [[:template:adjective|adjective]] as well), since the link that corresponds to the page will end up being a self-reference and will then simply show up in bold (no link), which it does anyway. I know self-references are deprecated generally, but to make this work on pages that are not singular or the basic form seems a higher priority. I have to go. Otherwise I'd make the changes I'm suggesting. What do you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 15:58, 9 March 2006 (UTC) 5725 2006-03-09T23:36:54Z H2g2bob 43 I've edited this a bit so I'll explain what I've done. First it adds the word to [[:category:Nouns]]. Second, you can use it normally <nowiki>{{noun|cat|cats}}</nowiki>. If you miss out the 2nd option <nowiki>{{noun|cat}}</nowiki> it'll shove an s at the end of the 1st option. And if you miss out the 1st option <nowiki>{{noun}}</nowiki> it'll use the page name. You can also do something like <nowiki>{{noun||fishes}}</nowiki>. This is just for my lazyness - if you think it's a bad idea, feel free to edit/revert it or something. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 14:55, 4 March 2006 (UTC) :Actually, H2g2bob, your edits to the template sound *great*. I think we need those changes to make it easier to use and more intuitive. I just edited [[blues]], and realized that it doesn't work on plural pages currently, because the singular is not a link. I think we should make them all links (which goes for [[:template:verb|verb]] and [[:template:adjective|adjective]] as well), since the link that corresponds to the page will end up being a self-reference and will then simply show up in bold (no link), which it does anyway. I know self-references are deprecated generally, but to make this work on pages that are not singular or the basic form seems a higher priority. I have to go. Otherwise I'd make the changes I'm suggesting. What do you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 15:58, 9 March 2006 (UTC) :: I agree, making the other one a link makes a lot of sense. I've edited it in, and I'll see if I can't change the similar templates (template:adjective and stuff) which'll probably have the same thing. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 23:36, 9 March 2006 (UTC) 5743 2006-03-10T17:37:31Z Cromwellt 61 Thanks I've edited this a bit so I'll explain what I've done. First it adds the word to [[:category:Nouns]]. Second, you can use it normally <nowiki>{{noun|cat|cats}}</nowiki>. If you miss out the 2nd option <nowiki>{{noun|cat}}</nowiki> it'll shove an s at the end of the 1st option. And if you miss out the 1st option <nowiki>{{noun}}</nowiki> it'll use the page name. You can also do something like <nowiki>{{noun||fishes}}</nowiki>. This is just for my lazyness - if you think it's a bad idea, feel free to edit/revert it or something. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 14:55, 4 March 2006 (UTC) :Actually, H2g2bob, your edits to the template sound *great*. I think we need those changes to make it easier to use and more intuitive. I just edited [[blues]], and realized that it doesn't work on plural pages currently, because the singular is not a link. I think we should make them all links (which goes for [[:template:verb|verb]] and [[:template:adjective|adjective]] as well), since the link that corresponds to the page will end up being a self-reference and will then simply show up in bold (no link), which it does anyway. I know self-references are deprecated generally, but to make this work on pages that are not singular or the basic form seems a higher priority. I have to go. Otherwise I'd make the changes I'm suggesting. What do you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 15:58, 9 March 2006 (UTC) :: I agree, making the other one a link makes a lot of sense. I've edited it in, and I'll see if I can't change the similar templates (template:adjective and stuff) which'll probably have the same thing. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 23:36, 9 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for making those changes. I think it makes more sense this way, and now the template works on [[blues]], along with the rest! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:37, 10 March 2006 (UTC) 11822 2006-11-09T12:33:14Z Tangotango 94 Alternative plurals I've edited this a bit so I'll explain what I've done. First it adds the word to [[:category:Nouns]]. Second, you can use it normally <nowiki>{{noun|cat|cats}}</nowiki>. If you miss out the 2nd option <nowiki>{{noun|cat}}</nowiki> it'll shove an s at the end of the 1st option. And if you miss out the 1st option <nowiki>{{noun}}</nowiki> it'll use the page name. You can also do something like <nowiki>{{noun||fishes}}</nowiki>. This is just for my lazyness - if you think it's a bad idea, feel free to edit/revert it or something. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 14:55, 4 March 2006 (UTC) :Actually, H2g2bob, your edits to the template sound *great*. I think we need those changes to make it easier to use and more intuitive. I just edited [[blues]], and realized that it doesn't work on plural pages currently, because the singular is not a link. I think we should make them all links (which goes for [[:template:verb|verb]] and [[:template:adjective|adjective]] as well), since the link that corresponds to the page will end up being a self-reference and will then simply show up in bold (no link), which it does anyway. I know self-references are deprecated generally, but to make this work on pages that are not singular or the basic form seems a higher priority. I have to go. Otherwise I'd make the changes I'm suggesting. What do you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 15:58, 9 March 2006 (UTC) :: I agree, making the other one a link makes a lot of sense. I've edited it in, and I'll see if I can't change the similar templates (template:adjective and stuff) which'll probably have the same thing. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 23:36, 9 March 2006 (UTC) :::Thanks for making those changes. I think it makes more sense this way, and now the template works on [[blues]], along with the rest! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:37, 10 March 2006 (UTC) == Alternative plurals == I've changed the template to use [[:m:ParserFunctions]] to support a third parameter, for an alternative plural form. This is used on [[portmanteau]], for example, and should be useful when there are two commonly used plural forms (portmanteaux and portmanteaus in this case). When there are three or more plural forms... I don't know ;). I don't think there are any words that do, though. - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 12:33, 9 November 2006 (UTC) 2298 5696 2006-03-04T15:33:11Z H2g2bob 43 ==Noun== {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} # A type of word which is written before a [[noun]], which [[describes]] changes the noun. #: The ''big'' car. * [[:category:Adjectives|List of Adjectives]] === Comparative and Superlative === Comparatives and superlatives [[compare]] nouns. A [[comparative]] compares two nouns. You can make a comparative by taking an adjective and adding '''er''' to the end. : [[Rock]] music is ''louder'' than [[silence]]. : An [[elephant]] is ''bigger'' than a [[mouse]]. A [[superlative]] compares one noun to a group of other nouns. You can make a superlative by adding '''est''' to the end. : The savannah elephant is the ''largest'' type of elephant. : Rock music is the ''loudest'' type of music. Often, the group of other nouns is not said, but is [[implied]]: : Rock music is the ''loudest''. If the adjective ends in an "e", then just -r or -st is added. : [[nice]] becomes ''nicer'' or ''nicest''. If adding an "e" to the end of the word will change the [[sound]] of the word, then the consonant is [[double]]d. This happens when the last three letters of the adjective are a a [[consonant]], a [[vowel]], and a consonant. : [[big]] becomes ''bigger'' or ''biggest''. : [[hot]] becomes ''hotter'' or ''hottest''. 5785 2006-03-12T01:44:50Z H2g2bob 43 slight edit ==Noun== {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} # A type of word which is written before a [[noun]], which [[describes]] changes the noun. #: The ''big'' car. * [[:category:Adjectives|List of Adjectives]] === Comparative and Superlative === Comparatives and superlatives [[compare]] nouns. A [[comparative]] compares two nouns. You can make a comparative by taking an adjective and adding '''er''' to the end. : [[Rock]] music is ''louder'' than [[silence]]. : An [[elephant]] is ''bigger'' than a [[mouse]]. A [[superlative]] compares one noun to a group of other nouns. You can make a superlative by adding '''est''' to the end. : The savannah elephant is the ''largest'' type of elephant. : Rock music is the ''loudest'' type of music. Often, the group of other nouns is not said: : Rock music is the ''loudest''. If the adjective ends in an "e", then just -r or -st is added. : [[nice]] becomes ''nicer'' or ''nicest''. If adding an "e" to the end of the word will change the [[sound]] of the word, then the consonant is [[double]]d. This happens when the last three letters of the adjective are a a [[consonant]], a [[vowel]], and a consonant. : [[big]] becomes ''bigger'' or ''biggest''. : [[hot]] becomes ''hotter'' or ''hottest''. 7328 2006-07-18T20:27:00Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, et, fi, fr, gl, hu, io, it, ja, nl, pl, pt, sv, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} # A type of word which is written before a [[noun]], which [[describes]] changes the noun. #: The ''big'' car. * [[:category:Adjectives|List of Adjectives]] === Comparative and Superlative === Comparatives and superlatives [[compare]] nouns. A [[comparative]] compares two nouns. You can make a comparative by taking an adjective and adding '''er''' to the end. : [[Rock]] music is ''louder'' than [[silence]]. : An [[elephant]] is ''bigger'' than a [[mouse]]. A [[superlative]] compares one noun to a group of other nouns. You can make a superlative by adding '''est''' to the end. : The savannah elephant is the ''largest'' type of elephant. : Rock music is the ''loudest'' type of music. Often, the group of other nouns is not said: : Rock music is the ''loudest''. If the adjective ends in an "e", then just -r or -st is added. : [[nice]] becomes ''nicer'' or ''nicest''. If adding an "e" to the end of the word will change the [[sound]] of the word, then the consonant is [[double]]d. This happens when the last three letters of the adjective are a a [[consonant]], a [[vowel]], and a consonant. : [[big]] becomes ''bigger'' or ''biggest''. : [[hot]] becomes ''hotter'' or ''hottest''. [[et:adjective]] [[en:adjective]] [[fr:adjective]] [[gl:adjective]] [[io:adjective]] [[it:adjective]] [[hu:adjective]] [[nl:adjective]] [[ja:adjective]] [[pl:adjective]] [[pt:adjective]] [[fi:adjective]] [[sv:adjective]] [[zh:adjective]] 9409 2006-09-10T10:43:31Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Noun== {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} # A type of word which is written before a [[noun]], which [[describes]] changes the noun. #: The ''big'' car. * [[:category:Adjectives|List of Adjectives]] === Comparative and Superlative === Comparatives and superlatives [[compare]] nouns. A [[comparative]] compares two nouns. You can make a comparative by taking an adjective and adding '''er''' to the end. : [[Rock]] music is ''louder'' than [[silence]]. : An [[elephant]] is ''bigger'' than a [[mouse]]. A [[superlative]] compares one noun to a group of other nouns. You can make a superlative by adding '''est''' to the end. : The savannah elephant is the ''largest'' type of elephant. : Rock music is the ''loudest'' type of music. Often, the group of other nouns is not said: : Rock music is the ''loudest''. If the adjective ends in an "e", then just -r or -st is added. : [[nice]] becomes ''nicer'' or ''nicest''. If adding an "e" to the end of the word will change the [[sound]] of the word, then the consonant is [[double]]d. This happens when the last three letters of the adjective are a a [[consonant]], a [[vowel]], and a consonant. : [[big]] becomes ''bigger'' or ''biggest''. : [[hot]] becomes ''hotter'' or ''hottest''. [[et:adjective]] [[en:adjective]] [[fr:adjective]] [[gl:adjective]] [[io:adjective]] [[it:adjective]] [[hu:adjective]] [[nl:adjective]] [[ja:adjective]] [[pl:adjective]] [[pt:adjective]] [[fi:adjective]] [[sv:adjective]] [[vi:adjective]] [[zh:adjective]] 9924 2006-09-24T12:00:14Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ta:adjective]] ==Noun== {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} # A type of word which is written before a [[noun]], which [[describes]] changes the noun. #: The ''big'' car. * [[:category:Adjectives|List of Adjectives]] === Comparative and Superlative === Comparatives and superlatives [[compare]] nouns. A [[comparative]] compares two nouns. You can make a comparative by taking an adjective and adding '''er''' to the end. : [[Rock]] music is ''louder'' than [[silence]]. : An [[elephant]] is ''bigger'' than a [[mouse]]. A [[superlative]] compares one noun to a group of other nouns. You can make a superlative by adding '''est''' to the end. : The savannah elephant is the ''largest'' type of elephant. : Rock music is the ''loudest'' type of music. Often, the group of other nouns is not said: : Rock music is the ''loudest''. If the adjective ends in an "e", then just -r or -st is added. : [[nice]] becomes ''nicer'' or ''nicest''. If adding an "e" to the end of the word will change the [[sound]] of the word, then the consonant is [[double]]d. This happens when the last three letters of the adjective are a a [[consonant]], a [[vowel]], and a consonant. : [[big]] becomes ''bigger'' or ''biggest''. : [[hot]] becomes ''hotter'' or ''hottest''. [[et:adjective]] [[en:adjective]] [[fr:adjective]] [[gl:adjective]] [[io:adjective]] [[it:adjective]] [[hu:adjective]] [[nl:adjective]] [[ja:adjective]] [[pl:adjective]] [[pt:adjective]] [[fi:adjective]] [[sv:adjective]] [[ta:adjective]] [[vi:adjective]] [[zh:adjective]] 10327 2006-10-01T16:57:48Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[hy:adjective]] ==Noun== {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} # A type of word which is written before a [[noun]], which [[describes]] changes the noun. #: The ''big'' car. * [[:category:Adjectives|List of Adjectives]] === Comparative and Superlative === Comparatives and superlatives [[compare]] nouns. A [[comparative]] compares two nouns. You can make a comparative by taking an adjective and adding '''er''' to the end. : [[Rock]] music is ''louder'' than [[silence]]. : An [[elephant]] is ''bigger'' than a [[mouse]]. A [[superlative]] compares one noun to a group of other nouns. You can make a superlative by adding '''est''' to the end. : The savannah elephant is the ''largest'' type of elephant. : Rock music is the ''loudest'' type of music. Often, the group of other nouns is not said: : Rock music is the ''loudest''. If the adjective ends in an "e", then just -r or -st is added. : [[nice]] becomes ''nicer'' or ''nicest''. If adding an "e" to the end of the word will change the [[sound]] of the word, then the consonant is [[double]]d. This happens when the last three letters of the adjective are a a [[consonant]], a [[vowel]], and a consonant. : [[big]] becomes ''bigger'' or ''biggest''. : [[hot]] becomes ''hotter'' or ''hottest''. [[et:adjective]] [[en:adjective]] [[fr:adjective]] [[gl:adjective]] [[hy:adjective]] [[io:adjective]] [[it:adjective]] [[hu:adjective]] [[nl:adjective]] [[ja:adjective]] [[pl:adjective]] [[pt:adjective]] [[fi:adjective]] [[sv:adjective]] [[ta:adjective]] [[vi:adjective]] [[zh:adjective]] 11098 2006-10-15T17:08:53Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:adjective]] ==Noun== {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} # A type of word which is written before a [[noun]], which [[describes]] changes the noun. #: The ''big'' car. * [[:category:Adjectives|List of Adjectives]] === Comparative and Superlative === Comparatives and superlatives [[compare]] nouns. A [[comparative]] compares two nouns. You can make a comparative by taking an adjective and adding '''er''' to the end. : [[Rock]] music is ''louder'' than [[silence]]. : An [[elephant]] is ''bigger'' than a [[mouse]]. A [[superlative]] compares one noun to a group of other nouns. You can make a superlative by adding '''est''' to the end. : The savannah elephant is the ''largest'' type of elephant. : Rock music is the ''loudest'' type of music. Often, the group of other nouns is not said: : Rock music is the ''loudest''. If the adjective ends in an "e", then just -r or -st is added. : [[nice]] becomes ''nicer'' or ''nicest''. If adding an "e" to the end of the word will change the [[sound]] of the word, then the consonant is [[double]]d. This happens when the last three letters of the adjective are a a [[consonant]], a [[vowel]], and a consonant. : [[big]] becomes ''bigger'' or ''biggest''. : [[hot]] becomes ''hotter'' or ''hottest''. [[et:adjective]] [[en:adjective]] [[fr:adjective]] [[gl:adjective]] [[hy:adjective]] [[io:adjective]] [[it:adjective]] [[hu:adjective]] [[nl:adjective]] [[ja:adjective]] [[pl:adjective]] [[pt:adjective]] [[ru:adjective]] [[fi:adjective]] [[sv:adjective]] [[ta:adjective]] [[vi:adjective]] [[zh:adjective]] 13964 2006-12-20T06:25:35Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[tr:adjective]] ==Noun== {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} # A type of word which is written before a [[noun]], which [[describes]] changes the noun. #: The ''big'' car. * [[:category:Adjectives|List of Adjectives]] === Comparative and Superlative === Comparatives and superlatives [[compare]] nouns. A [[comparative]] compares two nouns. You can make a comparative by taking an adjective and adding '''er''' to the end. : [[Rock]] music is ''louder'' than [[silence]]. : An [[elephant]] is ''bigger'' than a [[mouse]]. A [[superlative]] compares one noun to a group of other nouns. You can make a superlative by adding '''est''' to the end. : The savannah elephant is the ''largest'' type of elephant. : Rock music is the ''loudest'' type of music. Often, the group of other nouns is not said: : Rock music is the ''loudest''. If the adjective ends in an "e", then just -r or -st is added. : [[nice]] becomes ''nicer'' or ''nicest''. If adding an "e" to the end of the word will change the [[sound]] of the word, then the consonant is [[double]]d. This happens when the last three letters of the adjective are a a [[consonant]], a [[vowel]], and a consonant. : [[big]] becomes ''bigger'' or ''biggest''. : [[hot]] becomes ''hotter'' or ''hottest''. 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It can be [[digital]] or use [[film]]. <small>[[book|Read full entry]]</small> 5703 2006-03-04T22:00:00Z H2g2bob 43 <big>'''camera'''</big> <small>Noun</small> #An object that takes [[picture]]s. It can be [[digital]] or use [[film]]. <small>[[camera|Read full entry]]</small> 2302 5704 2006-03-04T22:00:51Z H2g2bob 43 book <big>'''book'''</big> <small>Noun</small> # [[Sheet]]s of [[paper]] joined together with [[writing]] and [[picture]]s [[printed]] on them for you to [[read]] <small>[[book|Read full entry]]</small> 2303 5709 2006-03-06T21:28:37Z H2g2bob 43 Simple <big>'''simple'''</big> <small>Adjective</small> # [[Easy]] to do; easy to understand # [[Basic]]; not [[complicated]] # Not [[intelligent]] (we sometimes use this in a bad way) # In grammar, we use "simple" for tenses which need only one verb: <small>[[simple|Read full entry]]</small> 2304 5710 2006-03-06T21:31:11Z H2g2bob 43 bitter <big>'''bitter'''</big> <small>Adjective</small> # The [[taste]] of [[chicory]], [[dill]], [[spinach]] and most [[medicine]]s. # [[Hostile]] or [[resentful]] # [[Harsh]], usually [[cold]] <small>Noun</small> # A type of [[beer]] made with [[hop]]s <small>[[bitter|Read full entry]]</small> 2305 5711 2006-03-06T21:35:45Z H2g2bob 43 reptile <big>'''reptile'''</big> <small>Noun</small> # an [[animal]] with scales (such as crocodiles or lizards) <small>[[reptile|Read full entry]]</small> 2306 5712 2006-03-06T21:37:06Z H2g2bob 43 honey <big>'''Honey'''</big> <small>Noun</small> #A [[sweet]] [[liquid]] that is made by [[bee]]s. It is usually [[gold]]en or [[brown]]. #An [[affectionate]] term. <small>[[honey|Read full entry]]</small> 5846 2006-03-13T04:12:12Z Cromwellt 61 smallcase for entry <big>'''honey'''</big> <small>Noun</small> #A [[sweet]] [[liquid]] that is made by [[bee]]s. It is usually [[gold]]en or [[brown]]. #An [[affectionate]] term. <small>[[honey|Read full entry]]</small> 2307 5713 2006-03-06T21:38:36Z H2g2bob 43 Kitchen <big>'''kitchen'''</big> <small>Noun</small> # A [[room]] used to make [[meals]]. <small>[[kitchen|Read full entry]]</small> 2308 5714 2006-03-09T15:13:01Z Cromwellt 61 created page ==Noun== {noun|blue|blues}} # Plural of the [[color]] blue: {{colorbox|blue}} {{colorbox|lightblue}} #: ''Those two blues go well together.'' # A state of sadness. #: ''I have the blues.'' # (''music'') A type of [[music]], created by [[African American]]s, always plural. #: ''He can play blues or jazz.'' ===Synonyms=== (''state of sadness'') [[sadness]], [[unhappiness]], [[loneliness]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *(''color'') [[bluish]], [[dark blue]], [[light blue]], [[royal blue]], [[electric blue]], [[neon blue]], [[sky blue]], [[navy blue]] *(''music'') [[bluesy]], [[rhythm and blues]], [[R&B]] ===See also=== *(''music'') [[jazz]], [[Negro spiritual]] [[Category:Nouns]] [[en:blues]] 5720 2006-03-09T16:02:46Z Cromwellt 61 added noun template (which has issues, see [[:Template talk:noun|]]) ==Noun== {{noun|blue|blues}} # Plural of the [[color]] blue: {{colorbox|blue}} {{colorbox|lightblue}} #: ''Those two blues go well together.'' # A state of sadness. #: ''I have the blues.'' # (''music'') A type of [[music]], created by [[African American]]s, always plural. #: ''He can play blues or jazz.'' ===Synonyms=== (''state of sadness'') [[sadness]], [[unhappiness]], [[loneliness]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *(''color'') [[bluish]], [[dark blue]], [[light blue]], [[royal blue]], [[electric blue]], [[neon blue]], [[sky blue]], [[navy blue]] *(''music'') [[bluesy]], [[rhythm and blues]], [[R&B]] ===See also=== *(''music'') [[jazz]], [[Negro spiritual]] [[en:blues]] 5722 2006-03-09T16:16:26Z Cromwellt 61 Cut out derived words and phrases which are technically from singular ==Noun== {{noun|blue|blues}} # Plural of the [[color]] blue: {{colorbox|blue}} {{colorbox|lightblue}} #: ''Those two blues go well together.'' # A state of sadness. #: ''I have the blues.'' # (''music'') A type of [[music]], created by [[African American]]s, always plural. #: ''He can play blues or jazz.'' ===Synonyms=== (''state of sadness'') [[sadness]], [[unhappiness]], [[loneliness]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *(''music'') [[bluesy]], [[rhythm and blues]], [[R&B]] ===See also=== *(''music'') [[jazz]], [[Negro spiritual]] [[en:blues]] 7384 2006-07-18T22:54:26Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: et ==Noun== {{noun|blue|blues}} # Plural of the [[color]] blue: {{colorbox|blue}} {{colorbox|lightblue}} #: ''Those two blues go well together.'' # A state of sadness. #: ''I have the blues.'' # (''music'') A type of [[music]], created by [[African American]]s, always plural. #: ''He can play blues or jazz.'' ===Synonyms=== (''state of sadness'') [[sadness]], [[unhappiness]], [[loneliness]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *(''music'') [[bluesy]], [[rhythm and blues]], [[R&B]] ===See also=== *(''music'') [[jazz]], [[Negro spiritual]] [[et:blues]] [[en:blues]] 9483 2006-09-10T11:28:46Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: fr ==Noun== {{noun|blue|blues}} # Plural of the [[color]] blue: {{colorbox|blue}} {{colorbox|lightblue}} #: ''Those two blues go well together.'' # A state of sadness. #: ''I have the blues.'' # (''music'') A type of [[music]], created by [[African American]]s, always plural. #: ''He can play blues or jazz.'' ===Synonyms=== (''state of sadness'') [[sadness]], [[unhappiness]], [[loneliness]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *(''music'') [[bluesy]], [[rhythm and blues]], [[R&B]] ===See also=== *(''music'') [[jazz]], [[Negro spiritual]] [[et:blues]] [[en:blues]] [[fr:blues]] 11874 2006-11-09T16:04:37Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[el:blues]], [[ru:blues]], [[sv:blues]] ==Noun== {{noun|blue|blues}} # Plural of the [[color]] blue: {{colorbox|blue}} {{colorbox|lightblue}} #: ''Those two blues go well together.'' # A state of sadness. #: ''I have the blues.'' # (''music'') A type of [[music]], created by [[African American]]s, always plural. #: ''He can play blues or jazz.'' ===Synonyms=== (''state of sadness'') [[sadness]], [[unhappiness]], [[loneliness]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *(''music'') [[bluesy]], [[rhythm and blues]], [[R&B]] ===See also=== *(''music'') [[jazz]], [[Negro spiritual]] [[et:blues]] [[el:blues]] [[en:blues]] [[fr:blues]] [[ru:blues]] [[sv:blues]] 13626 2006-12-11T05:08:52Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ku:blues]] ==Noun== {{noun|blue|blues}} # Plural of the [[color]] blue: {{colorbox|blue}} {{colorbox|lightblue}} #: ''Those two blues go well together.'' # A state of sadness. #: ''I have the blues.'' # (''music'') A type of [[music]], created by [[African American]]s, always plural. #: ''He can play blues or jazz.'' ===Synonyms=== (''state of sadness'') [[sadness]], [[unhappiness]], [[loneliness]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *(''music'') [[bluesy]], [[rhythm and blues]], [[R&B]] ===See also=== *(''music'') [[jazz]], [[Negro spiritual]] [[et:blues]] [[el:blues]] [[en:blues]] [[fr:blues]] [[ku:blues]] [[ru:blues]] [[sv:blues]] 14292 2006-12-22T01:49:36Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun|blue|blues}} # Plural of the [[color]] '''blue''': {{colorbox|blue}} {{colorbox|lightblue}} #: ''Those two '''blues''' go well together.'' # A state of sadness. #: ''I have the '''blues'''.'' # (''music'') A type of [[music]], created by [[African American]]s, always plural. #: ''He can play '''blues''' or jazz.'' ===Synonyms=== (''state of sadness'') [[sadness]], [[unhappiness]], [[loneliness]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *(''music'') [[bluesy]], [[rhythm and blues]], [[R&B]] ===See also=== *(''music'') [[jazz]], [[Negro spiritual]] [[et:blues]] [[el:blues]] [[en:blues]] [[fr:blues]] [[ku:blues]] [[ru:blues]] [[sv:blues]] 2309 5715 2006-03-09T15:21:54Z Cromwellt 61 added redir to main page #REDIRECT [[Main Page]] 2310 5733 2006-03-10T04:23:41Z Cromwellt 61 [[Wiktionary:Requested Definitions]] moved to [[Wiktionary:Requested definitions]]: Naming consistency #REDIRECT [[Wiktionary:Requested definitions]] 2311 5735 2006-03-10T04:23:41Z Cromwellt 61 [[Wiktionary talk:Requested Definitions]] moved to [[Wiktionary talk:Requested definitions]]: Naming consistency #REDIRECT [[Wiktionary talk:Requested definitions]] 2312 5752 2006-03-10T22:04:03Z Cromwellt 61 copied Template:Welcome to Template:welcome so that they both should work <big>Welcome to the '''Simple English Wiktionary'''!</big> We hope you are happy editing here. Some helpful pages to start you off are [[Wiktionary:Community Portal]] and [[Help:Contents]]. If you want to meet and talk with other members, you can visit [[Wiktionary:Simple talk]]. Just remember that you should sign your messages on Talk pages by typing "<nowiki>~~~~</nowiki>" (four tildes) at the end of your words. 6511 2006-05-02T19:13:03Z Cromwellt 61 added how to edit link <big>Welcome to the '''Simple English Wiktionary'''!</big> We hope you are happy editing here. Some helpful pages to start you off are [[Wiktionary:Community Portal]], [[Wiktionary:How to edit]], and [[Help:Contents]]. If you want to meet and talk with other members, you can visit [[Wiktionary:Simple talk]]. Just remember that you should sign your messages on Talk pages by typing "<nowiki>~~~~</nowiki>" (four tildes) at the end of your words. 6512 2006-05-02T19:17:36Z Cromwellt 61 moved reference to how to edit <big>Welcome to the '''Simple English Wiktionary'''!</big> We hope you are happy editing here. Some helpful pages to start you off are [[Wiktionary:Community Portal]] and [[Help:Contents]]. For an explanation of the editing format here, see [[Wiktionary:How to edit]]. If you want to meet and talk with other members, you can visit [[Wiktionary:Simple talk]]. Just remember that you should sign your messages on Talk pages by typing "<nowiki>~~~~</nowiki>" (four tildes) at the end of your words. 2313 5754 2006-03-10T22:22:29Z Cromwellt 61 Basic template framework borrowed from English Wikipedia <br clear=all /> {| align="center" class="infobox" style="width: 200px; margin: 0 0 1em 1em" |- style="background:#ccccff" align="center" | style="border-bottom: 2px solid #303060"" | '''Topics in [[calculus]]''' |- | [[Fundamental theorem of calculus|Fundamental theorem]] | [[Function (mathematics)|Function]] | [[Limit of a function|Limits of functions]] | [[Continuous function|Continuity]] | [[Mean value theorem]] | [[Vector calculus]] | [[Tensor|Tensor calculus]] |- style="background:#ccccff" align="center" | [[Derivative|'''Differentiation''']] |- | [[Product rule|Product rule]] | [[Quotient rule|Quotient rule]] | [[Chain rule]] | [[Implicit function|Implicit differentiation]] | [[Taylor's theorem]] | [[Related rates]] |- style="background:#ccccff" align="center" | [[Integral|'''Integration''']] |- | [[Integration by substitution]] | [[Integration by parts|Integration by parts]] | [[Trigonometric substitution|Integration by trigonometric substitution]] | [[Disk integration|Integration by disks]] | [[Shell integration|Integration by cylindrical shells]] | [[Improper integral|Improper integrals]] | [[Lists of integrals]] |} 2314 5756 2006-03-10T22:31:02Z Cromwellt 61 Help requested on my personal template I would really like to know what is wrong with this template. On the original page, it had a border (I'm 90% sure), and I can't seem to get it to center no matter what I do. Additionally, I don't know how to use it correctly if I do get it working, since it is here and not in the Template: namespace. I figure anything personal like this should be a subpage, but I can't figure out how to still be able to use it as a template. Please help, guys! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 22:31, 10 March 2006 (UTC) 2315 5757 2006-03-10T22:37:37Z Cromwellt 61 created template <br clear=all /> {| style="margin:0 auto;" align=center width="50%" class="toccolours" |align=center style="background:#ccccff"| '''[[part|Parts]] of the [[foot|Foot]]''' <small>([[:Template:foot|edit]]) |- |align=center| [[arch]] - [[back]] or [[top]] - [[ball]] - [[heel]] - [[nail]] or [[toenail]] - [[sole]] - [[toe]] |- |align=center| Nearby parts: [[ankle]] - [[calf]] |} 2316 5760 2006-03-10T23:19:17Z H2g2bob 43 A logo which you may (or might not) want to use. It's pretty simple and it didn't exactly take long, but I hope it gives some ideas. A logo which you may (or might not) want to use. It's pretty simple and it didn't exactly take long, but I hope it gives some ideas. 2317 5761 2006-03-10T23:41:58Z Cromwellt 61 created template <br clear=all /> {| style="margin:0 auto;" align=center width="50%" class="toccolours" |align=center style="background:#ccccff"| '''[[part|Parts]] of the [[body|Body]]''' <small>([[:Template:body|edit]]) |- |align=left| [[head]]: [[hair]] - [[forehead]] - [[ear]]s - [[eye]]s - [[nose]] - [[mouth]] - [[chin]] |- |align=left| [[torso]]: [[neck]] - [[throat]] - [[shoulder]]s - [[chest]] - [[rib cage]] - [[abdomen]] - [[pelvis]] |- |align=left| [[internal organ]]s: [[heart]] - [[lung]]s - [[liver]] - [[stomach]] - [[kidney]]s - [[intestine]]s - [[bladder]] - [[ovary|ovaries]] - [[uterus]] |- |align=left| [[extremity|extremities]]: [[arm]]s: [[elbow]]s - [[hand]]s - [[wrist]]s <nowiki>|</nowiki> [[leg]]s: [[hip]]s - [[thigh]]s - [[knee]]s - [[calf|calves]] - [[ankle]]s - [[foot|feet]] |} 6082 2006-03-22T15:41:57Z Cromwellt 61 simplified template some <br clear=all /> {| style="margin:0 auto;" align=center width="50%" class="toccolours" |align=center style="background:#ccccff"| '''[[part|Parts]] of the [[body|Body]]''' <small>([[:Template:body|edit]]) |- |align=left| [[head]]: [[ear]]s - [[eye]]s - [[nose]] - [[mouth]] |- |align=left| [[torso]]: [[neck]] - [[throat]] - [[shoulder]]s - [[chest]] - [[rib cage]] - [[abdomen]] - [[pelvis]] |- |align=left| [[internal organ]]s: [[heart]] - [[lung]]s - [[liver]] - [[stomach]] - [[kidney]]s - [[intestine]]s - [[bladder]] - [[ovary|ovaries]] - [[uterus]] |- |align=left| [[extremity|extremities]]: [[arm]]s - [[leg]]s |} 6083 2006-03-22T15:45:07Z Cromwellt 61 added cat:body parts <br clear=all /> {| style="margin:0 auto;" align=center width="50%" class="toccolours" |align=center style="background:#ccccff"| '''[[part|Parts]] of the [[body|Body]]''' <small>([[:Template:body|edit]]) [[category:body parts]] |- |align=left| [[head]]: [[ear]]s - [[eye]]s - [[nose]] - [[mouth]] |- |align=left| [[torso]]: [[neck]] - [[throat]] - [[shoulder]]s - [[chest]] - [[rib cage]] - [[abdomen]] - [[pelvis]] |- |align=left| [[internal organ]]s: [[heart]] - [[lung]]s - [[liver]] - [[stomach]] - [[kidney]]s - [[intestine]]s - [[bladder]] - [[ovary|ovaries]] - [[uterus]] |- |align=left| [[extremity|extremities]]: [[arm]]s - [[leg]]s |} 6101 2006-03-23T07:57:41Z Cromwellt 61 added back <br clear=all /> {| style="margin:0 auto;" align=center width="50%" class="toccolours" |align=center style="background:#ccccff"| '''[[part|Parts]] of the [[body|Body]]''' <small>([[:Template:body|edit]]) [[category:body parts]] |- |align=left| [[head]]: [[ear]]s - [[eye]]s - [[nose]] - [[mouth]] |- |align=left| [[torso]]: [[neck]] - [[throat]] - [[shoulder]]s - [[chest]] - [[rib cage]] - [[abdomen]] - [[pelvis]] - [[back]] |- |align=left| [[internal organ]]s: [[heart]] - [[lung]]s - [[liver]] - [[stomach]] - [[kidney]]s - [[intestine]]s - [[bladder]] - [[ovary|ovaries]] - [[uterus]] |- |align=left| [[extremity|extremities]]: [[arm]]s - [[leg]]s |} 6123 2006-03-23T09:35:53Z Cromwellt 61 added hand and foot to template <br clear=all /> {| style="margin:0 auto;" align=center width="50%" class="toccolours" |align=center style="background:#ccccff"| '''[[part|Parts]] of the [[body|Body]]''' <small>([[:Template:body|edit]]) [[category:body parts]] |- |align=left| [[head]]: [[ear]]s - [[eye]]s - [[nose]] - [[mouth]] |- |align=left| [[torso]]: [[neck]] - [[throat]] - [[shoulder]]s - [[chest]] - [[rib cage]] - [[abdomen]] - [[pelvis]] - [[back]] |- |align=left| [[internal organ]]s: [[heart]] - [[lung]]s - [[liver]] - [[stomach]] - [[kidney]]s - [[intestine]]s - [[bladder]] - [[ovary|ovaries]] - [[uterus]] |- |align=left| [[extremity|extremities]]: [[arm]]s - [[hand]]s - [[leg]]s [[foot|feet]] |} 6124 2006-03-23T09:36:21Z Cromwellt 61 spacing (hyphen) <br clear=all /> {| style="margin:0 auto;" align=center width="50%" class="toccolours" |align=center style="background:#ccccff"| '''[[part|Parts]] of the [[body|Body]]''' <small>([[:Template:body|edit]]) [[category:body parts]] |- |align=left| [[head]]: [[ear]]s - [[eye]]s - [[nose]] - [[mouth]] |- |align=left| [[torso]]: [[neck]] - [[throat]] - [[shoulder]]s - [[chest]] - [[rib cage]] - [[abdomen]] - [[pelvis]] - [[back]] |- |align=left| [[internal organ]]s: [[heart]] - [[lung]]s - [[liver]] - [[stomach]] - [[kidney]]s - [[intestine]]s - [[bladder]] - [[ovary|ovaries]] - [[uterus]] |- |align=left| [[extremity|extremities]]: [[arm]]s - [[hand]]s - [[leg]]s - [[foot|feet]] |} 6646 2006-05-23T16:50:02Z Cromwellt 61 fixed cat reference, omitted template from cat <br clear=all /> {| style="margin:0 auto;" align=center width="50%" class="toccolours" |align=center style="background:#ccccff"| '''[[part|Parts]] of the [[body|Body]]''' <small>([[:Template:body|edit]]) |- |align=left| [[head]]: [[ear]]s - [[eye]]s - [[nose]] - [[mouth]] |- |align=left| [[torso]]: [[neck]] - [[throat]] - [[shoulder]]s - [[chest]] - [[rib cage]] - [[abdomen]] - [[pelvis]] - [[back]] |- |align=left| [[internal organ]]s: [[heart]] - [[lung]]s - [[liver]] - [[stomach]] - [[kidney]]s - [[intestine]]s - [[bladder]] - [[ovary|ovaries]] - [[uterus]] |- |align=left| [[extremity|extremities]]: [[arm]]s - [[hand]]s - [[leg]]s - [[foot|feet]] |} <includeonly>[[Category:Body parts]]</includeonly> 8512 2006-08-07T15:58:59Z Brett 77 <br clear=all /> {| style="margin:0 auto;" align=center width="50%" class="toccolours" |align=center style="background:#ccccff"| '''[[part|Parts]] of the [[body|Body]]''' <small>([[:Template:body|edit]]) |- |align=left| [[head]]: [[ear]]s - [[eye]]s - [[nose]] - [[mouth]] |- |align=left| [[torso]]: [[neck]] - [[throat]] - [[shoulder]]s - [[chest]] - [[rib cage]] - [[abdomen]] - [[pelvis]] - [[back]] |- |align=left| [[internal organ]]s: [[heart]] - [[lung]]s - [[liver]] - [[stomach]] - [[kidney]]s - [[intestine]]s - [[bladder]] - [[ovary|ovaries]] - [[uterus]] |- |align=left| [[extremity|extremities]]: [[arm]]s - [[hand]]s - [[finger]]s - [[leg]]s - [[foot|feet]] - [[toe]]s |} <includeonly>[[Category:Body parts]]</includeonly> 2318 5762 2006-03-10T23:43:17Z Cromwellt 61 created page ==Noun== {{noun|foot|feet}} # The [[low]]est part of the [[leg]], below the [[ankle]]; the part of the [[body]] used to stand on. #: ''He hurt his foot playing football.'' # The [[bottom]] or [[base]] of something. #: ''We meet at the foot of the hill.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[afoot]] *[[on foot]] *[[one foot in the grave]] *[[have feet of clay]] *[[football]] *[[Athlete's Foot]] *[[footbag]] *[[footwear]] *[[club foot]] *[[put your foot in your mouth]] {{foot}} {{body}} ==Verb== {{verb|foot|foots|footed|footing}} # To [[walk]] or go on foot. #: ''He foots it to work every day.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[walk]] *[[hoof]] ===See also=== *[[transportation]] *[[car]] *[[pedestrian]] 5863 2006-03-13T04:57:52Z Cromwellt 61 added wotd template, link to EWikt {{wotd|2006|03|13}} ==Noun== {{noun|foot|feet}} # The [[low]]est part of the [[leg]], below the [[ankle]]; the part of the [[body]] used to stand on. #: ''He hurt his foot playing football.'' # The [[bottom]] or [[base]] of something. #: ''We meet at the foot of the hill.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[afoot]] *[[on foot]] *[[one foot in the grave]] *[[have feet of clay]] *[[football]] *[[Athlete's Foot]] *[[footbag]] *[[footwear]] *[[club foot]] *[[put your foot in your mouth]] {{foot}} {{body}} ==Verb== {{verb|foot|foots|footed|footing}} # To [[walk]] or go on foot. #: ''He foots it to work every day.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[walk]] *[[hoof]] ===See also=== *[[transportation]] *[[car]] *[[pedestrian]] [[en:foot]] 7171 2006-07-13T22:46:58Z Kappa 92 image {{wotd|2006|03|13}} ==Noun== {{noun|foot|feet}} [[Image:Foot-outside.jpg|thumb|A foot]] # The [[low]]est part of the [[leg]], below the [[ankle]]; the part of the [[body]] used to stand on. #: ''He hurt his foot playing football.'' # The [[bottom]] or [[base]] of something. #: ''We meet at the foot of the hill.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[afoot]] *[[on foot]] *[[one foot in the grave]] *[[have feet of clay]] *[[football]] *[[Athlete's Foot]] *[[footbag]] *[[footwear]] *[[club foot]] *[[put your foot in your mouth]] {{foot}} {{body}} ==Verb== {{verb|foot|foots|footed|footing}} # To [[walk]] or go on foot. #: ''He foots it to work every day.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[walk]] *[[hoof]] ===See also=== *[[transportation]] *[[car]] *[[pedestrian]] [[en:foot]] 7543 2006-07-19T05:06:08Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, el, es, et, fa, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, ku, pl, pt, ru, sr, sv, ta, zh, zh-min-nan {{wotd|2006|03|13}} ==Noun== {{noun|foot|feet}} [[Image:Foot-outside.jpg|thumb|A foot]] # The [[low]]est part of the [[leg]], below the [[ankle]]; the part of the [[body]] used to stand on. #: ''He hurt his foot playing football.'' # The [[bottom]] or [[base]] of something. #: ''We meet at the foot of the hill.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[afoot]] *[[on foot]] *[[one foot in the grave]] *[[have feet of clay]] *[[football]] *[[Athlete's Foot]] *[[footbag]] *[[footwear]] *[[club foot]] *[[put your foot in your mouth]] {{foot}} {{body}} ==Verb== {{verb|foot|foots|footed|footing}} # To [[walk]] or go on foot. #: ''He foots it to work every day.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[walk]] *[[hoof]] ===See also=== *[[transportation]] *[[car]] *[[pedestrian]] [[zh-min-nan:foot]] [[de:foot]] [[et:foot]] [[el:foot]] [[en:foot]] [[es:foot]] [[fa:foot]] [[fr:foot]] [[io:foot]] [[it:foot]] [[ku:foot]] [[hu:foot]] [[ja:foot]] [[pl:foot]] [[pt:foot]] [[ru:foot]] [[sr:foot]] [[fi:foot]] [[sv:foot]] [[ta:foot]] [[zh:foot]] 10061 2006-09-24T12:57:19Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[hy:foot]], [[tr:foot]] {{wotd|2006|03|13}} ==Noun== {{noun|foot|feet}} [[Image:Foot-outside.jpg|thumb|A foot]] # The [[low]]est part of the [[leg]], below the [[ankle]]; the part of the [[body]] used to stand on. #: ''He hurt his foot playing football.'' # The [[bottom]] or [[base]] of something. #: ''We meet at the foot of the hill.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[afoot]] *[[on foot]] *[[one foot in the grave]] *[[have feet of clay]] *[[football]] *[[Athlete's Foot]] *[[footbag]] *[[footwear]] *[[club foot]] *[[put your foot in your mouth]] {{foot}} {{body}} ==Verb== {{verb|foot|foots|footed|footing}} # To [[walk]] or go on foot. #: ''He foots it to work every day.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[walk]] *[[hoof]] ===See also=== *[[transportation]] *[[car]] *[[pedestrian]] [[zh-min-nan:foot]] [[de:foot]] [[et:foot]] [[el:foot]] [[en:foot]] [[es:foot]] [[fa:foot]] [[fr:foot]] [[hy:foot]] [[io:foot]] [[it:foot]] [[ku:foot]] [[hu:foot]] [[ja:foot]] [[pl:foot]] [[pt:foot]] [[ru:foot]] [[sr:foot]] [[fi:foot]] [[sv:foot]] [[ta:foot]] [[tr:foot]] [[zh:foot]] 10520 2006-10-08T12:49:38Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: kk, ky, uk, vi {{wotd|2006|03|13}} ==Noun== {{noun|foot|feet}} [[Image:Foot-outside.jpg|thumb|A foot]] # The [[low]]est part of the [[leg]], below the [[ankle]]; the part of the [[body]] used to stand on. #: ''He hurt his foot playing football.'' # The [[bottom]] or [[base]] of something. #: ''We meet at the foot of the hill.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[afoot]] *[[on foot]] *[[one foot in the grave]] *[[have feet of clay]] *[[football]] *[[Athlete's Foot]] *[[footbag]] *[[footwear]] *[[club foot]] *[[put your foot in your mouth]] {{foot}} {{body}} ==Verb== {{verb|foot|foots|footed|footing}} # To [[walk]] or go on foot. #: ''He foots it to work every day.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[walk]] *[[hoof]] ===See also=== *[[transportation]] *[[car]] *[[pedestrian]] [[zh-min-nan:foot]] [[de:foot]] [[et:foot]] [[el:foot]] [[en:foot]] [[es:foot]] [[fa:foot]] [[fr:foot]] [[hy:foot]] [[io:foot]] [[it:foot]] [[kk:foot]] [[ky:foot]] [[ku:foot]] [[hu:foot]] [[ja:foot]] [[pl:foot]] [[pt:foot]] [[ru:foot]] [[sr:foot]] [[fi:foot]] [[sv:foot]] [[ta:foot]] [[vi:foot]] [[tr:foot]] [[uk:foot]] [[zh:foot]] 11118 2006-10-16T09:42:27Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[tl:foot]] {{wotd|2006|03|13}} ==Noun== {{noun|foot|feet}} [[Image:Foot-outside.jpg|thumb|A foot]] # The [[low]]est part of the [[leg]], below the [[ankle]]; the part of the [[body]] used to stand on. #: ''He hurt his foot playing football.'' # The [[bottom]] or [[base]] of something. #: ''We meet at the foot of the hill.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[afoot]] *[[on foot]] *[[one foot in the grave]] *[[have feet of clay]] *[[football]] *[[Athlete's Foot]] *[[footbag]] *[[footwear]] *[[club foot]] *[[put your foot in your mouth]] {{foot}} {{body}} ==Verb== {{verb|foot|foots|footed|footing}} # To [[walk]] or go on foot. #: ''He foots it to work every day.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[walk]] *[[hoof]] ===See also=== *[[transportation]] *[[car]] *[[pedestrian]] [[zh-min-nan:foot]] [[de:foot]] [[et:foot]] [[el:foot]] [[en:foot]] [[es:foot]] [[fa:foot]] [[fr:foot]] [[hy:foot]] [[io:foot]] [[it:foot]] [[kk:foot]] [[ky:foot]] [[ku:foot]] [[hu:foot]] [[ja:foot]] [[pl:foot]] [[pt:foot]] [[ru:foot]] [[sr:foot]] [[fi:foot]] [[sv:foot]] [[tl:foot]] [[ta:foot]] [[vi:foot]] [[tr:foot]] [[uk:foot]] [[zh:foot]] 2319 5763 2006-03-10T23:45:33Z Cromwellt 61 Comment H2g2bob, I hope you don't mind if I start also adding WotDs. I figure from previous conversations that you won't. :D --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:45, 10 March 2006 (UTC) 5765 2006-03-10T23:53:49Z Cromwellt 61 Ideas on WotD template and WotD list of words H2g2bob, I hope you don't mind if I start also adding WotDs. I figure from previous conversations that you won't. :D --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:45, 10 March 2006 (UTC) Perhaps we should create a template to place on pages that have been WotD, which includes the date of appearance, etc. We also might want to create a list of all the Words of the Day in chronological order (rather than having to click on the link here to see what they are). Both of these things will help us not repeat ourselves (if we want to avoid that), and that kind of information is nice to have around, also. I like to see on a page I created that it was a WotD. What does everyone think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) 5777 2006-03-11T00:30:04Z H2g2bob 43 H2g2bob, I hope you don't mind if I start also adding WotDs. I figure from previous conversations that you won't. :D --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:45, 10 March 2006 (UTC) Perhaps we should create a template to place on pages that have been WotD, which includes the date of appearance, etc. We also might want to create a list of all the Words of the Day in chronological order (rather than having to click on the link here to see what they are). Both of these things will help us not repeat ourselves (if we want to avoid that), and that kind of information is nice to have around, also. I like to see on a page I created that it was a WotD. What does everyone think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) : Please do add some WotDs! I think we can possibly do both the points you mentioned by having a small template which also adds it to a category too. It wouldn't be an ordered list (though we could do something snazzy with the template) but it wouldn't be so much effort as keeping a list up to date. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:30, 11 March 2006 (UTC) 5786 2006-03-12T18:03:38Z Cromwellt 61 template sounds good H2g2bob, I hope you don't mind if I start also adding WotDs. I figure from previous conversations that you won't. :D --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:45, 10 March 2006 (UTC) Perhaps we should create a template to place on pages that have been WotD, which includes the date of appearance, etc. We also might want to create a list of all the Words of the Day in chronological order (rather than having to click on the link here to see what they are). Both of these things will help us not repeat ourselves (if we want to avoid that), and that kind of information is nice to have around, also. I like to see on a page I created that it was a WotD. What does everyone think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) : Please do add some WotDs! I think we can possibly do both the points you mentioned by having a small template which also adds it to a category too. It wouldn't be an ordered list (though we could do something snazzy with the template) but it wouldn't be so much effort as keeping a list up to date. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:30, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: I think your idea of a template which adds the category is perfect. Whether or not it is in chronological order probably doesn't make much difference. [[alphabetical|Alphabetical]] order (as the category would automatically be) would in most ways be better, now that you mention it. And it would keep it automated, rather than having to update it manually. I don't think making a distinction between past, present, and future WotDs would be all that useful (just having the template mention the day it is/was word of the day would be enough). It might be interesting, even if rather non-useful, to have a template like the royalty template at English Wikipedia, which shows what WotD was before and after each one. I'll get started adding. The main reason I wanted such a list was to avoid putting a word in that had already been used. I think I'd prefer never repeating, or at least not for like a year or so. I know that currently, even if we use every word in this Wiktionary, we won't fill a year, but I'm sure that will change very soon. :) --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:03, 12 March 2006 (UTC) 5811 2006-03-12T22:07:52Z Gmcfoley 41 Word of the week? H2g2bob, I hope you don't mind if I start also adding WotDs. I figure from previous conversations that you won't. :D --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:45, 10 March 2006 (UTC) Perhaps we should create a template to place on pages that have been WotD, which includes the date of appearance, etc. We also might want to create a list of all the Words of the Day in chronological order (rather than having to click on the link here to see what they are). Both of these things will help us not repeat ourselves (if we want to avoid that), and that kind of information is nice to have around, also. I like to see on a page I created that it was a WotD. What does everyone think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) : Please do add some WotDs! I think we can possibly do both the points you mentioned by having a small template which also adds it to a category too. It wouldn't be an ordered list (though we could do something snazzy with the template) but it wouldn't be so much effort as keeping a list up to date. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:30, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: I think your idea of a template which adds the category is perfect. Whether or not it is in chronological order probably doesn't make much difference. [[alphabetical|Alphabetical]] order (as the category would automatically be) would in most ways be better, now that you mention it. And it would keep it automated, rather than having to update it manually. I don't think making a distinction between past, present, and future WotDs would be all that useful (just having the template mention the day it is/was word of the day would be enough). It might be interesting, even if rather non-useful, to have a template like the royalty template at English Wikipedia, which shows what WotD was before and after each one. I'll get started adding. The main reason I wanted such a list was to avoid putting a word in that had already been used. I think I'd prefer never repeating, or at least not for like a year or so. I know that currently, even if we use every word in this Wiktionary, we won't fill a year, but I'm sure that will change very soon. :) --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:03, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Word of the week? == It might be a good idea to change this to word or the week. You can use <nowiki>{{</nowiki>CURRENTWEEK}} to automate it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 22:07, 12 March 2006 (UTC) 5812 2006-03-12T22:13:03Z Gmcfoley 41 /* Word of the week? */ typo H2g2bob, I hope you don't mind if I start also adding WotDs. I figure from previous conversations that you won't. :D --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:45, 10 March 2006 (UTC) Perhaps we should create a template to place on pages that have been WotD, which includes the date of appearance, etc. We also might want to create a list of all the Words of the Day in chronological order (rather than having to click on the link here to see what they are). Both of these things will help us not repeat ourselves (if we want to avoid that), and that kind of information is nice to have around, also. I like to see on a page I created that it was a WotD. What does everyone think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) : Please do add some WotDs! I think we can possibly do both the points you mentioned by having a small template which also adds it to a category too. It wouldn't be an ordered list (though we could do something snazzy with the template) but it wouldn't be so much effort as keeping a list up to date. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:30, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: I think your idea of a template which adds the category is perfect. Whether or not it is in chronological order probably doesn't make much difference. [[alphabetical|Alphabetical]] order (as the category would automatically be) would in most ways be better, now that you mention it. And it would keep it automated, rather than having to update it manually. I don't think making a distinction between past, present, and future WotDs would be all that useful (just having the template mention the day it is/was word of the day would be enough). It might be interesting, even if rather non-useful, to have a template like the royalty template at English Wikipedia, which shows what WotD was before and after each one. I'll get started adding. The main reason I wanted such a list was to avoid putting a word in that had already been used. I think I'd prefer never repeating, or at least not for like a year or so. I know that currently, even if we use every word in this Wiktionary, we won't fill a year, but I'm sure that will change very soon. :) --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:03, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Word of the week? == It might be a good idea to change this to word of the week. You can use <nowiki>{{</nowiki>CURRENTWEEK}} to automate it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 22:07, 12 March 2006 (UTC) 5815 2006-03-12T22:28:40Z H2g2bob 43 H2g2bob, I hope you don't mind if I start also adding WotDs. I figure from previous conversations that you won't. :D --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:45, 10 March 2006 (UTC) Perhaps we should create a template to place on pages that have been WotD, which includes the date of appearance, etc. We also might want to create a list of all the Words of the Day in chronological order (rather than having to click on the link here to see what they are). Both of these things will help us not repeat ourselves (if we want to avoid that), and that kind of information is nice to have around, also. I like to see on a page I created that it was a WotD. What does everyone think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) : Please do add some WotDs! I think we can possibly do both the points you mentioned by having a small template which also adds it to a category too. It wouldn't be an ordered list (though we could do something snazzy with the template) but it wouldn't be so much effort as keeping a list up to date. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:30, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: I think your idea of a template which adds the category is perfect. Whether or not it is in chronological order probably doesn't make much difference. [[alphabetical|Alphabetical]] order (as the category would automatically be) would in most ways be better, now that you mention it. And it would keep it automated, rather than having to update it manually. I don't think making a distinction between past, present, and future WotDs would be all that useful (just having the template mention the day it is/was word of the day would be enough). It might be interesting, even if rather non-useful, to have a template like the royalty template at English Wikipedia, which shows what WotD was before and after each one. I'll get started adding. The main reason I wanted such a list was to avoid putting a word in that had already been used. I think I'd prefer never repeating, or at least not for like a year or so. I know that currently, even if we use every word in this Wiktionary, we won't fill a year, but I'm sure that will change very soon. :) --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:03, 12 March 2006 (UTC) : I've added a template at [[Template:wotd]] - It's really just a placeholder so please feel free to edit it. I was planning on adding it at the bottom of all the pages, but I thought I should check that we want it at the bottom, and not at the side or something, before I go and do that. I think using {&shy;{wotd|year|month|day}} works quite well in the template, but feel free to change that too if you like. Oh, I added it to the bottom of the 1st wotd too, [[daily]]. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 22:28, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Word of the week? == It might be a good idea to change this to word of the week. You can use <nowiki>{{</nowiki>CURRENTWEEK}} to automate it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 22:07, 12 March 2006 (UTC) : This might be an idea - it does get pretty tiresome to make so many WotDs. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 22:28, 12 March 2006 (UTC) 5824 2006-03-12T23:38:07Z Cromwellt 61 two comments H2g2bob, I hope you don't mind if I start also adding WotDs. I figure from previous conversations that you won't. :D --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:45, 10 March 2006 (UTC) Perhaps we should create a template to place on pages that have been WotD, which includes the date of appearance, etc. We also might want to create a list of all the Words of the Day in chronological order (rather than having to click on the link here to see what they are). Both of these things will help us not repeat ourselves (if we want to avoid that), and that kind of information is nice to have around, also. I like to see on a page I created that it was a WotD. What does everyone think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) : Please do add some WotDs! I think we can possibly do both the points you mentioned by having a small template which also adds it to a category too. It wouldn't be an ordered list (though we could do something snazzy with the template) but it wouldn't be so much effort as keeping a list up to date. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:30, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: I think your idea of a template which adds the category is perfect. Whether or not it is in chronological order probably doesn't make much difference. [[alphabetical|Alphabetical]] order (as the category would automatically be) would in most ways be better, now that you mention it. And it would keep it automated, rather than having to update it manually. I don't think making a distinction between past, present, and future WotDs would be all that useful (just having the template mention the day it is/was word of the day would be enough). It might be interesting, even if rather non-useful, to have a template like the royalty template at English Wikipedia, which shows what WotD was before and after each one. I'll get started adding. The main reason I wanted such a list was to avoid putting a word in that had already been used. I think I'd prefer never repeating, or at least not for like a year or so. I know that currently, even if we use every word in this Wiktionary, we won't fill a year, but I'm sure that will change very soon. :) --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:03, 12 March 2006 (UTC) : I've added a template at [[Template:wotd]] - It's really just a placeholder so please feel free to edit it. I was planning on adding it at the bottom of all the pages, but I thought I should check that we want it at the bottom, and not at the side or something, before I go and do that. I think using {&shy;{wotd|year|month|day}} works quite well in the template, but feel free to change that too if you like. Oh, I added it to the bottom of the 1st wotd too, [[daily]]. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 22:28, 12 March 2006 (UTC) ::I say we should put it at the ''top'' of the page, not the bottom. The fact that it has been a WotD is cool (like featured article status), and shows that it is a somewhat quality entry. Plus, having it at the top avoids people thinking that only the last section/part of speech was a WotD. I don't know what the WotD template is doing under "other days" on [[Wiktionary:Word of the day]] but it just puts the contents of the template there, rather than any useful information. Maybe it was meant to be a guide to the names of the other days, but then it should be surrounded by <nowiki></nowiki> or reformatted in some other way. But good start so far. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:38, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Word of the week? == It might be a good idea to change this to word of the week. You can use <nowiki>{{</nowiki>CURRENTWEEK}} to automate it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 22:07, 12 March 2006 (UTC) : This might be an idea - it does get pretty tiresome to make so many WotDs. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 22:28, 12 March 2006 (UTC) ::Earlier in our discussion of WotD, I was for this idea, but now I've gotten attached to having a new word every day. Maybe we can use this as a temporary solution until we get bigger (including more editors to help us maintain it), but I would rather just stick with WotD, especially since WotW would require another (parallel) background structure, etc., and it would be hard to make the two lists in any way contiguous (not overlapping and placing the info of one into the other). I'm particularly thinking of if/when we switched back to WotD in the future, and how difficult it would be to keep track of the former WotWs in our renewed list of WotDs. Obviously, none of these objections are fatal, I just thought I'd mention them. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:38, 12 March 2006 (UTC) 5831 2006-03-13T02:10:32Z H2g2bob 43 H2g2bob, I hope you don't mind if I start also adding WotDs. I figure from previous conversations that you won't. :D --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:45, 10 March 2006 (UTC) Perhaps we should create a template to place on pages that have been WotD, which includes the date of appearance, etc. We also might want to create a list of all the Words of the Day in chronological order (rather than having to click on the link here to see what they are). Both of these things will help us not repeat ourselves (if we want to avoid that), and that kind of information is nice to have around, also. I like to see on a page I created that it was a WotD. What does everyone think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) : Please do add some WotDs! I think we can possibly do both the points you mentioned by having a small template which also adds it to a category too. It wouldn't be an ordered list (though we could do something snazzy with the template) but it wouldn't be so much effort as keeping a list up to date. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:30, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: I think your idea of a template which adds the category is perfect. Whether or not it is in chronological order probably doesn't make much difference. [[alphabetical|Alphabetical]] order (as the category would automatically be) would in most ways be better, now that you mention it. And it would keep it automated, rather than having to update it manually. I don't think making a distinction between past, present, and future WotDs would be all that useful (just having the template mention the day it is/was word of the day would be enough). It might be interesting, even if rather non-useful, to have a template like the royalty template at English Wikipedia, which shows what WotD was before and after each one. I'll get started adding. The main reason I wanted such a list was to avoid putting a word in that had already been used. I think I'd prefer never repeating, or at least not for like a year or so. I know that currently, even if we use every word in this Wiktionary, we won't fill a year, but I'm sure that will change very soon. :) --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:03, 12 March 2006 (UTC) : I've added a template at [[Template:wotd]] - It's really just a placeholder so please feel free to edit it. I was planning on adding it at the bottom of all the pages, but I thought I should check that we want it at the bottom, and not at the side or something, before I go and do that. I think using {&shy;{wotd|year|month|day}} works quite well in the template, but feel free to change that too if you like. Oh, I added it to the bottom of the 1st wotd too, [[daily]]. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 22:28, 12 March 2006 (UTC) ::I say we should put it at the ''top'' of the page, not the bottom. The fact that it has been a WotD is cool (like featured article status), and shows that it is a somewhat quality entry. Plus, having it at the top avoids people thinking that only the last section/part of speech was a WotD. I don't know what the WotD template is doing under "other days" on [[Wiktionary:Word of the day]] but it just puts the contents of the template there, rather than any useful information. Maybe it was meant to be a guide to the names of the other days, but then it should be surrounded by <nowiki></nowiki> or reformatted in some other way. But good start so far. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:38, 12 March 2006 (UTC) ::: Thinking about it, I think you're right about the placement - it would look better at the top. Also, there wasn't any particular reason why I placed it under other days, so I removed it again. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 02:10, 13 March 2006 (UTC) == Word of the week? == It might be a good idea to change this to word of the week. You can use <nowiki>{{</nowiki>CURRENTWEEK}} to automate it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 22:07, 12 March 2006 (UTC) : This might be an idea - it does get pretty tiresome to make so many WotDs. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 22:28, 12 March 2006 (UTC) ::Earlier in our discussion of WotD, I was for this idea, but now I've gotten attached to having a new word every day. Maybe we can use this as a temporary solution until we get bigger (including more editors to help us maintain it), but I would rather just stick with WotD, especially since WotW would require another (parallel) background structure, etc., and it would be hard to make the two lists in any way contiguous (not overlapping and placing the info of one into the other). I'm particularly thinking of if/when we switched back to WotD in the future, and how difficult it would be to keep track of the former WotWs in our renewed list of WotDs. Obviously, none of these objections are fatal, I just thought I'd mention them. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:38, 12 March 2006 (UTC) 5894 2006-03-13T06:31:29Z Cromwellt 61 Pictures H2g2bob, I hope you don't mind if I start also adding WotDs. I figure from previous conversations that you won't. :D --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:45, 10 March 2006 (UTC) Perhaps we should create a template to place on pages that have been WotD, which includes the date of appearance, etc. We also might want to create a list of all the Words of the Day in chronological order (rather than having to click on the link here to see what they are). Both of these things will help us not repeat ourselves (if we want to avoid that), and that kind of information is nice to have around, also. I like to see on a page I created that it was a WotD. What does everyone think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) : Please do add some WotDs! I think we can possibly do both the points you mentioned by having a small template which also adds it to a category too. It wouldn't be an ordered list (though we could do something snazzy with the template) but it wouldn't be so much effort as keeping a list up to date. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:30, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: I think your idea of a template which adds the category is perfect. Whether or not it is in chronological order probably doesn't make much difference. [[alphabetical|Alphabetical]] order (as the category would automatically be) would in most ways be better, now that you mention it. And it would keep it automated, rather than having to update it manually. I don't think making a distinction between past, present, and future WotDs would be all that useful (just having the template mention the day it is/was word of the day would be enough). It might be interesting, even if rather non-useful, to have a template like the royalty template at English Wikipedia, which shows what WotD was before and after each one. I'll get started adding. The main reason I wanted such a list was to avoid putting a word in that had already been used. I think I'd prefer never repeating, or at least not for like a year or so. I know that currently, even if we use every word in this Wiktionary, we won't fill a year, but I'm sure that will change very soon. :) --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:03, 12 March 2006 (UTC) : I've added a template at [[Template:wotd]] - It's really just a placeholder so please feel free to edit it. I was planning on adding it at the bottom of all the pages, but I thought I should check that we want it at the bottom, and not at the side or something, before I go and do that. I think using {&shy;{wotd|year|month|day}} works quite well in the template, but feel free to change that too if you like. Oh, I added it to the bottom of the 1st wotd too, [[daily]]. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 22:28, 12 March 2006 (UTC) ::I say we should put it at the ''top'' of the page, not the bottom. The fact that it has been a WotD is cool (like featured article status), and shows that it is a somewhat quality entry. Plus, having it at the top avoids people thinking that only the last section/part of speech was a WotD. I don't know what the WotD template is doing under "other days" on [[Wiktionary:Word of the day]] but it just puts the contents of the template there, rather than any useful information. Maybe it was meant to be a guide to the names of the other days, but then it should be surrounded by <nowiki></nowiki> or reformatted in some other way. But good start so far. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:38, 12 March 2006 (UTC) ::: Thinking about it, I think you're right about the placement - it would look better at the top. Also, there wasn't any particular reason why I placed it under other days, so I removed it again. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 02:10, 13 March 2006 (UTC) == Word of the week? == It might be a good idea to change this to word of the week. You can use <nowiki>{{</nowiki>CURRENTWEEK}} to automate it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 22:07, 12 March 2006 (UTC) : This might be an idea - it does get pretty tiresome to make so many WotDs. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 22:28, 12 March 2006 (UTC) ::Earlier in our discussion of WotD, I was for this idea, but now I've gotten attached to having a new word every day. Maybe we can use this as a temporary solution until we get bigger (including more editors to help us maintain it), but I would rather just stick with WotD, especially since WotW would require another (parallel) background structure, etc., and it would be hard to make the two lists in any way contiguous (not overlapping and placing the info of one into the other). I'm particularly thinking of if/when we switched back to WotD in the future, and how difficult it would be to keep track of the former WotWs in our renewed list of WotDs. Obviously, none of these objections are fatal, I just thought I'd mention them. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:38, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Pictures == I don't know if there is any way to do this easily without messing up the format of the main page excerpt, but I think it would be cool if we used a picture in the excerpt on the main page when the entry has one. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 06:31, 13 March 2006 (UTC) 5927 2006-03-13T08:52:00Z Cromwellt 61 Capitalize part of speech? H2g2bob, I hope you don't mind if I start also adding WotDs. I figure from previous conversations that you won't. :D --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:45, 10 March 2006 (UTC) Perhaps we should create a template to place on pages that have been WotD, which includes the date of appearance, etc. We also might want to create a list of all the Words of the Day in chronological order (rather than having to click on the link here to see what they are). Both of these things will help us not repeat ourselves (if we want to avoid that), and that kind of information is nice to have around, also. I like to see on a page I created that it was a WotD. What does everyone think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) : Please do add some WotDs! I think we can possibly do both the points you mentioned by having a small template which also adds it to a category too. It wouldn't be an ordered list (though we could do something snazzy with the template) but it wouldn't be so much effort as keeping a list up to date. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:30, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: I think your idea of a template which adds the category is perfect. Whether or not it is in chronological order probably doesn't make much difference. [[alphabetical|Alphabetical]] order (as the category would automatically be) would in most ways be better, now that you mention it. And it would keep it automated, rather than having to update it manually. I don't think making a distinction between past, present, and future WotDs would be all that useful (just having the template mention the day it is/was word of the day would be enough). It might be interesting, even if rather non-useful, to have a template like the royalty template at English Wikipedia, which shows what WotD was before and after each one. I'll get started adding. The main reason I wanted such a list was to avoid putting a word in that had already been used. I think I'd prefer never repeating, or at least not for like a year or so. I know that currently, even if we use every word in this Wiktionary, we won't fill a year, but I'm sure that will change very soon. :) --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:03, 12 March 2006 (UTC) : I've added a template at [[Template:wotd]] - It's really just a placeholder so please feel free to edit it. I was planning on adding it at the bottom of all the pages, but I thought I should check that we want it at the bottom, and not at the side or something, before I go and do that. I think using {&shy;{wotd|year|month|day}} works quite well in the template, but feel free to change that too if you like. Oh, I added it to the bottom of the 1st wotd too, [[daily]]. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 22:28, 12 March 2006 (UTC) ::I say we should put it at the ''top'' of the page, not the bottom. The fact that it has been a WotD is cool (like featured article status), and shows that it is a somewhat quality entry. Plus, having it at the top avoids people thinking that only the last section/part of speech was a WotD. I don't know what the WotD template is doing under "other days" on [[Wiktionary:Word of the day]] but it just puts the contents of the template there, rather than any useful information. Maybe it was meant to be a guide to the names of the other days, but then it should be surrounded by <nowiki></nowiki> or reformatted in some other way. But good start so far. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:38, 12 March 2006 (UTC) ::: Thinking about it, I think you're right about the placement - it would look better at the top. Also, there wasn't any particular reason why I placed it under other days, so I removed it again. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 02:10, 13 March 2006 (UTC) == Word of the week? == It might be a good idea to change this to word of the week. You can use <nowiki>{{</nowiki>CURRENTWEEK}} to automate it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 22:07, 12 March 2006 (UTC) : This might be an idea - it does get pretty tiresome to make so many WotDs. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 22:28, 12 March 2006 (UTC) ::Earlier in our discussion of WotD, I was for this idea, but now I've gotten attached to having a new word every day. Maybe we can use this as a temporary solution until we get bigger (including more editors to help us maintain it), but I would rather just stick with WotD, especially since WotW would require another (parallel) background structure, etc., and it would be hard to make the two lists in any way contiguous (not overlapping and placing the info of one into the other). I'm particularly thinking of if/when we switched back to WotD in the future, and how difficult it would be to keep track of the former WotWs in our renewed list of WotDs. Obviously, none of these objections are fatal, I just thought I'd mention them. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:38, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Pictures == I don't know if there is any way to do this easily without messing up the format of the main page excerpt, but I think it would be cool if we used a picture in the excerpt on the main page when the entry has one. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 06:31, 13 March 2006 (UTC) == Capitalize part of speech? == The first entries all have the part of speech capitalized, but when I started adding entries (after the first few I added), I started putting it in lowercase without realizing it. I started to change all the ones I'd done, but now I'm thinking it looks better as lowercase. What do you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:52, 13 March 2006 (UTC) 6004 2006-03-13T18:23:18Z H2g2bob 43 /* Capitalize part of speech? */ H2g2bob, I hope you don't mind if I start also adding WotDs. I figure from previous conversations that you won't. :D --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:45, 10 March 2006 (UTC) Perhaps we should create a template to place on pages that have been WotD, which includes the date of appearance, etc. We also might want to create a list of all the Words of the Day in chronological order (rather than having to click on the link here to see what they are). Both of these things will help us not repeat ourselves (if we want to avoid that), and that kind of information is nice to have around, also. I like to see on a page I created that it was a WotD. What does everyone think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) : Please do add some WotDs! I think we can possibly do both the points you mentioned by having a small template which also adds it to a category too. It wouldn't be an ordered list (though we could do something snazzy with the template) but it wouldn't be so much effort as keeping a list up to date. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:30, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: I think your idea of a template which adds the category is perfect. Whether or not it is in chronological order probably doesn't make much difference. [[alphabetical|Alphabetical]] order (as the category would automatically be) would in most ways be better, now that you mention it. And it would keep it automated, rather than having to update it manually. I don't think making a distinction between past, present, and future WotDs would be all that useful (just having the template mention the day it is/was word of the day would be enough). It might be interesting, even if rather non-useful, to have a template like the royalty template at English Wikipedia, which shows what WotD was before and after each one. I'll get started adding. The main reason I wanted such a list was to avoid putting a word in that had already been used. I think I'd prefer never repeating, or at least not for like a year or so. I know that currently, even if we use every word in this Wiktionary, we won't fill a year, but I'm sure that will change very soon. :) --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:03, 12 March 2006 (UTC) : I've added a template at [[Template:wotd]] - It's really just a placeholder so please feel free to edit it. I was planning on adding it at the bottom of all the pages, but I thought I should check that we want it at the bottom, and not at the side or something, before I go and do that. I think using {&shy;{wotd|year|month|day}} works quite well in the template, but feel free to change that too if you like. Oh, I added it to the bottom of the 1st wotd too, [[daily]]. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 22:28, 12 March 2006 (UTC) ::I say we should put it at the ''top'' of the page, not the bottom. The fact that it has been a WotD is cool (like featured article status), and shows that it is a somewhat quality entry. Plus, having it at the top avoids people thinking that only the last section/part of speech was a WotD. I don't know what the WotD template is doing under "other days" on [[Wiktionary:Word of the day]] but it just puts the contents of the template there, rather than any useful information. Maybe it was meant to be a guide to the names of the other days, but then it should be surrounded by <nowiki></nowiki> or reformatted in some other way. But good start so far. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:38, 12 March 2006 (UTC) ::: Thinking about it, I think you're right about the placement - it would look better at the top. Also, there wasn't any particular reason why I placed it under other days, so I removed it again. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 02:10, 13 March 2006 (UTC) == Word of the week? == It might be a good idea to change this to word of the week. You can use <nowiki>{{</nowiki>CURRENTWEEK}} to automate it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 22:07, 12 March 2006 (UTC) : This might be an idea - it does get pretty tiresome to make so many WotDs. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 22:28, 12 March 2006 (UTC) ::Earlier in our discussion of WotD, I was for this idea, but now I've gotten attached to having a new word every day. Maybe we can use this as a temporary solution until we get bigger (including more editors to help us maintain it), but I would rather just stick with WotD, especially since WotW would require another (parallel) background structure, etc., and it would be hard to make the two lists in any way contiguous (not overlapping and placing the info of one into the other). I'm particularly thinking of if/when we switched back to WotD in the future, and how difficult it would be to keep track of the former WotWs in our renewed list of WotDs. Obviously, none of these objections are fatal, I just thought I'd mention them. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:38, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Pictures == I don't know if there is any way to do this easily without messing up the format of the main page excerpt, but I think it would be cool if we used a picture in the excerpt on the main page when the entry has one. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 06:31, 13 March 2006 (UTC) == Capitalize part of speech? == The first entries all have the part of speech capitalized, but when I started adding entries (after the first few I added), I started putting it in lowercase without realizing it. I started to change all the ones I'd done, but now I'm thinking it looks better as lowercase. What do you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:52, 13 March 2006 (UTC) : Hello. Thanks for sorting out all those WotDs - there's literally zillions of them now! For the capital letters, I don't really have an opinion - I think it looks as good whether capital as lowercase. 6005 2006-03-13T18:24:08Z H2g2bob 43 /* Capitalize part of speech? */ forgot to sign it H2g2bob, I hope you don't mind if I start also adding WotDs. I figure from previous conversations that you won't. :D --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:45, 10 March 2006 (UTC) Perhaps we should create a template to place on pages that have been WotD, which includes the date of appearance, etc. We also might want to create a list of all the Words of the Day in chronological order (rather than having to click on the link here to see what they are). Both of these things will help us not repeat ourselves (if we want to avoid that), and that kind of information is nice to have around, also. I like to see on a page I created that it was a WotD. What does everyone think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) : Please do add some WotDs! I think we can possibly do both the points you mentioned by having a small template which also adds it to a category too. It wouldn't be an ordered list (though we could do something snazzy with the template) but it wouldn't be so much effort as keeping a list up to date. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:30, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: I think your idea of a template which adds the category is perfect. Whether or not it is in chronological order probably doesn't make much difference. [[alphabetical|Alphabetical]] order (as the category would automatically be) would in most ways be better, now that you mention it. And it would keep it automated, rather than having to update it manually. I don't think making a distinction between past, present, and future WotDs would be all that useful (just having the template mention the day it is/was word of the day would be enough). It might be interesting, even if rather non-useful, to have a template like the royalty template at English Wikipedia, which shows what WotD was before and after each one. I'll get started adding. The main reason I wanted such a list was to avoid putting a word in that had already been used. I think I'd prefer never repeating, or at least not for like a year or so. I know that currently, even if we use every word in this Wiktionary, we won't fill a year, but I'm sure that will change very soon. :) --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:03, 12 March 2006 (UTC) : I've added a template at [[Template:wotd]] - It's really just a placeholder so please feel free to edit it. I was planning on adding it at the bottom of all the pages, but I thought I should check that we want it at the bottom, and not at the side or something, before I go and do that. I think using {&shy;{wotd|year|month|day}} works quite well in the template, but feel free to change that too if you like. Oh, I added it to the bottom of the 1st wotd too, [[daily]]. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 22:28, 12 March 2006 (UTC) ::I say we should put it at the ''top'' of the page, not the bottom. The fact that it has been a WotD is cool (like featured article status), and shows that it is a somewhat quality entry. Plus, having it at the top avoids people thinking that only the last section/part of speech was a WotD. I don't know what the WotD template is doing under "other days" on [[Wiktionary:Word of the day]] but it just puts the contents of the template there, rather than any useful information. Maybe it was meant to be a guide to the names of the other days, but then it should be surrounded by <nowiki></nowiki> or reformatted in some other way. But good start so far. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:38, 12 March 2006 (UTC) ::: Thinking about it, I think you're right about the placement - it would look better at the top. Also, there wasn't any particular reason why I placed it under other days, so I removed it again. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 02:10, 13 March 2006 (UTC) == Word of the week? == It might be a good idea to change this to word of the week. You can use <nowiki>{{</nowiki>CURRENTWEEK}} to automate it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 22:07, 12 March 2006 (UTC) : This might be an idea - it does get pretty tiresome to make so many WotDs. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 22:28, 12 March 2006 (UTC) ::Earlier in our discussion of WotD, I was for this idea, but now I've gotten attached to having a new word every day. Maybe we can use this as a temporary solution until we get bigger (including more editors to help us maintain it), but I would rather just stick with WotD, especially since WotW would require another (parallel) background structure, etc., and it would be hard to make the two lists in any way contiguous (not overlapping and placing the info of one into the other). I'm particularly thinking of if/when we switched back to WotD in the future, and how difficult it would be to keep track of the former WotWs in our renewed list of WotDs. Obviously, none of these objections are fatal, I just thought I'd mention them. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:38, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Pictures == I don't know if there is any way to do this easily without messing up the format of the main page excerpt, but I think it would be cool if we used a picture in the excerpt on the main page when the entry has one. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 06:31, 13 March 2006 (UTC) == Capitalize part of speech? == The first entries all have the part of speech capitalized, but when I started adding entries (after the first few I added), I started putting it in lowercase without realizing it. I started to change all the ones I'd done, but now I'm thinking it looks better as lowercase. What do you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:52, 13 March 2006 (UTC) : Hello. Thanks for sorting out all those WotDs - there's literally zillions of them now! For the capital letters, I don't really have an opinion - I think it looks as good whether capital as lowercase. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 18:24, 13 March 2006 (UTC) 6006 2006-03-13T18:58:22Z H2g2bob 43 /* Pictures */ H2g2bob, I hope you don't mind if I start also adding WotDs. I figure from previous conversations that you won't. :D --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:45, 10 March 2006 (UTC) Perhaps we should create a template to place on pages that have been WotD, which includes the date of appearance, etc. We also might want to create a list of all the Words of the Day in chronological order (rather than having to click on the link here to see what they are). Both of these things will help us not repeat ourselves (if we want to avoid that), and that kind of information is nice to have around, also. I like to see on a page I created that it was a WotD. What does everyone think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) : Please do add some WotDs! I think we can possibly do both the points you mentioned by having a small template which also adds it to a category too. It wouldn't be an ordered list (though we could do something snazzy with the template) but it wouldn't be so much effort as keeping a list up to date. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:30, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: I think your idea of a template which adds the category is perfect. Whether or not it is in chronological order probably doesn't make much difference. [[alphabetical|Alphabetical]] order (as the category would automatically be) would in most ways be better, now that you mention it. And it would keep it automated, rather than having to update it manually. I don't think making a distinction between past, present, and future WotDs would be all that useful (just having the template mention the day it is/was word of the day would be enough). It might be interesting, even if rather non-useful, to have a template like the royalty template at English Wikipedia, which shows what WotD was before and after each one. I'll get started adding. The main reason I wanted such a list was to avoid putting a word in that had already been used. I think I'd prefer never repeating, or at least not for like a year or so. I know that currently, even if we use every word in this Wiktionary, we won't fill a year, but I'm sure that will change very soon. :) --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:03, 12 March 2006 (UTC) : I've added a template at [[Template:wotd]] - It's really just a placeholder so please feel free to edit it. I was planning on adding it at the bottom of all the pages, but I thought I should check that we want it at the bottom, and not at the side or something, before I go and do that. I think using {&shy;{wotd|year|month|day}} works quite well in the template, but feel free to change that too if you like. Oh, I added it to the bottom of the 1st wotd too, [[daily]]. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 22:28, 12 March 2006 (UTC) ::I say we should put it at the ''top'' of the page, not the bottom. The fact that it has been a WotD is cool (like featured article status), and shows that it is a somewhat quality entry. Plus, having it at the top avoids people thinking that only the last section/part of speech was a WotD. I don't know what the WotD template is doing under "other days" on [[Wiktionary:Word of the day]] but it just puts the contents of the template there, rather than any useful information. Maybe it was meant to be a guide to the names of the other days, but then it should be surrounded by <nowiki></nowiki> or reformatted in some other way. But good start so far. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:38, 12 March 2006 (UTC) ::: Thinking about it, I think you're right about the placement - it would look better at the top. Also, there wasn't any particular reason why I placed it under other days, so I removed it again. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 02:10, 13 March 2006 (UTC) == Word of the week? == It might be a good idea to change this to word of the week. You can use <nowiki>{{</nowiki>CURRENTWEEK}} to automate it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 22:07, 12 March 2006 (UTC) : This might be an idea - it does get pretty tiresome to make so many WotDs. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 22:28, 12 March 2006 (UTC) ::Earlier in our discussion of WotD, I was for this idea, but now I've gotten attached to having a new word every day. Maybe we can use this as a temporary solution until we get bigger (including more editors to help us maintain it), but I would rather just stick with WotD, especially since WotW would require another (parallel) background structure, etc., and it would be hard to make the two lists in any way contiguous (not overlapping and placing the info of one into the other). I'm particularly thinking of if/when we switched back to WotD in the future, and how difficult it would be to keep track of the former WotWs in our renewed list of WotDs. Obviously, none of these objections are fatal, I just thought I'd mention them. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:38, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Pictures == I don't know if there is any way to do this easily without messing up the format of the main page excerpt, but I think it would be cool if we used a picture in the excerpt on the main page when the entry has one. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 06:31, 13 March 2006 (UTC) : I took a look at [[meta:Image|meta]], and as long as we set the size small engough (100px?) it should fit in the box. I've added a box below, from when I was trying it out, feel free to mess with it or delete it. Can't seem to shake the white box though --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 18:58, 13 March 2006 (UTC) ---- <div style="float:right; background-color:#eeeeff; "> <big>'''Word of the day:'''</big> [[Image:Cat03.jpg|thumb|left|100px|A Cat]] Cat # A creature of sublime cunning #: The cat sat on the mat <small>Full Definition - [[Wiktionary:Word of the day|Word of the day]]</small> </div> Main Page text <br clear="all"/> ---- <div style="float:right; background-color:#eeeeff; "> <big>'''Word of the day:'''</big> {| style="float: right; margin: 10px" |[[Image:Cat03.jpg|100px]] |} Cat # A creature of sublime cunning #: The cat sat on the mat <small>Full Definition - [[Wiktionary:Word of the day|Word of the day]]</small> </div> This one seems to work better, but it's a bit insane! <br clear="all"/> == Capitalize part of speech? == The first entries all have the part of speech capitalized, but when I started adding entries (after the first few I added), I started putting it in lowercase without realizing it. I started to change all the ones I'd done, but now I'm thinking it looks better as lowercase. What do you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:52, 13 March 2006 (UTC) : Hello. Thanks for sorting out all those WotDs - there's literally zillions of them now! For the capital letters, I don't really have an opinion - I think it looks as good whether capital as lowercase. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 18:24, 13 March 2006 (UTC) 6007 2006-03-13T19:06:46Z H2g2bob 43 /* Pictures */ H2g2bob, I hope you don't mind if I start also adding WotDs. I figure from previous conversations that you won't. :D --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:45, 10 March 2006 (UTC) Perhaps we should create a template to place on pages that have been WotD, which includes the date of appearance, etc. We also might want to create a list of all the Words of the Day in chronological order (rather than having to click on the link here to see what they are). Both of these things will help us not repeat ourselves (if we want to avoid that), and that kind of information is nice to have around, also. I like to see on a page I created that it was a WotD. What does everyone think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) : Please do add some WotDs! I think we can possibly do both the points you mentioned by having a small template which also adds it to a category too. It wouldn't be an ordered list (though we could do something snazzy with the template) but it wouldn't be so much effort as keeping a list up to date. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:30, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: I think your idea of a template which adds the category is perfect. Whether or not it is in chronological order probably doesn't make much difference. [[alphabetical|Alphabetical]] order (as the category would automatically be) would in most ways be better, now that you mention it. And it would keep it automated, rather than having to update it manually. I don't think making a distinction between past, present, and future WotDs would be all that useful (just having the template mention the day it is/was word of the day would be enough). It might be interesting, even if rather non-useful, to have a template like the royalty template at English Wikipedia, which shows what WotD was before and after each one. I'll get started adding. The main reason I wanted such a list was to avoid putting a word in that had already been used. I think I'd prefer never repeating, or at least not for like a year or so. I know that currently, even if we use every word in this Wiktionary, we won't fill a year, but I'm sure that will change very soon. :) --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:03, 12 March 2006 (UTC) : I've added a template at [[Template:wotd]] - It's really just a placeholder so please feel free to edit it. I was planning on adding it at the bottom of all the pages, but I thought I should check that we want it at the bottom, and not at the side or something, before I go and do that. I think using {&shy;{wotd|year|month|day}} works quite well in the template, but feel free to change that too if you like. Oh, I added it to the bottom of the 1st wotd too, [[daily]]. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 22:28, 12 March 2006 (UTC) ::I say we should put it at the ''top'' of the page, not the bottom. The fact that it has been a WotD is cool (like featured article status), and shows that it is a somewhat quality entry. Plus, having it at the top avoids people thinking that only the last section/part of speech was a WotD. I don't know what the WotD template is doing under "other days" on [[Wiktionary:Word of the day]] but it just puts the contents of the template there, rather than any useful information. Maybe it was meant to be a guide to the names of the other days, but then it should be surrounded by <nowiki></nowiki> or reformatted in some other way. But good start so far. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:38, 12 March 2006 (UTC) ::: Thinking about it, I think you're right about the placement - it would look better at the top. Also, there wasn't any particular reason why I placed it under other days, so I removed it again. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 02:10, 13 March 2006 (UTC) == Word of the week? == It might be a good idea to change this to word of the week. You can use <nowiki>{{</nowiki>CURRENTWEEK}} to automate it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 22:07, 12 March 2006 (UTC) : This might be an idea - it does get pretty tiresome to make so many WotDs. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 22:28, 12 March 2006 (UTC) ::Earlier in our discussion of WotD, I was for this idea, but now I've gotten attached to having a new word every day. Maybe we can use this as a temporary solution until we get bigger (including more editors to help us maintain it), but I would rather just stick with WotD, especially since WotW would require another (parallel) background structure, etc., and it would be hard to make the two lists in any way contiguous (not overlapping and placing the info of one into the other). I'm particularly thinking of if/when we switched back to WotD in the future, and how difficult it would be to keep track of the former WotWs in our renewed list of WotDs. Obviously, none of these objections are fatal, I just thought I'd mention them. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:38, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Pictures == I don't know if there is any way to do this easily without messing up the format of the main page excerpt, but I think it would be cool if we used a picture in the excerpt on the main page when the entry has one. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 06:31, 13 March 2006 (UTC) : I took a look at [[meta:Image|meta]], and as long as we set the size small engough (100px?) it should fit in the box. I've added a box below, from when I was trying it out, feel free to mess with it or delete it. Can't seem to shake the white box though --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 18:58, 13 March 2006 (UTC) ---- <div style="float:right; background-color:#eeeeff; "> <big>'''Word of the day:'''</big> [[Image:Cat03.jpg|thumb|left|100px|A Cat]] Cat # A creature of sublime cunning #: The cat sat on the mat <small>Full Definition - [[Wiktionary:Word of the day|Word of the day]]</small> </div> Main Page text <br clear="all"/> ---- <div style="float:right; background-color:#eeeeff; "> <big>'''Word of the day:'''</big> {| style="float: right; margin: 10px" |[[Image:Cat03.jpg|100px]] |} Cat # A creature of sublime cunning #: The cat sat on the mat <small>Full Definition - [[Wiktionary:Word of the day|Word of the day]]</small> </div> This one seems to work better, but it's a bit insane! Also, it seems to make it full width on [[en:w:Firefox|Firefox]], though [[en:w:Konqueror|Konqueror]] seems to display it fine. Hmmm.... --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 19:06, 13 March 2006 (UTC) <br clear="all"/> == Capitalize part of speech? == The first entries all have the part of speech capitalized, but when I started adding entries (after the first few I added), I started putting it in lowercase without realizing it. I started to change all the ones I'd done, but now I'm thinking it looks better as lowercase. What do you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:52, 13 March 2006 (UTC) : Hello. Thanks for sorting out all those WotDs - there's literally zillions of them now! For the capital letters, I don't really have an opinion - I think it looks as good whether capital as lowercase. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 18:24, 13 March 2006 (UTC) 6008 2006-03-13T19:14:09Z H2g2bob 43 /* Pictures */ H2g2bob, I hope you don't mind if I start also adding WotDs. I figure from previous conversations that you won't. :D --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:45, 10 March 2006 (UTC) Perhaps we should create a template to place on pages that have been WotD, which includes the date of appearance, etc. We also might want to create a list of all the Words of the Day in chronological order (rather than having to click on the link here to see what they are). Both of these things will help us not repeat ourselves (if we want to avoid that), and that kind of information is nice to have around, also. I like to see on a page I created that it was a WotD. What does everyone think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) : Please do add some WotDs! I think we can possibly do both the points you mentioned by having a small template which also adds it to a category too. It wouldn't be an ordered list (though we could do something snazzy with the template) but it wouldn't be so much effort as keeping a list up to date. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:30, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: I think your idea of a template which adds the category is perfect. Whether or not it is in chronological order probably doesn't make much difference. [[alphabetical|Alphabetical]] order (as the category would automatically be) would in most ways be better, now that you mention it. And it would keep it automated, rather than having to update it manually. I don't think making a distinction between past, present, and future WotDs would be all that useful (just having the template mention the day it is/was word of the day would be enough). It might be interesting, even if rather non-useful, to have a template like the royalty template at English Wikipedia, which shows what WotD was before and after each one. I'll get started adding. The main reason I wanted such a list was to avoid putting a word in that had already been used. I think I'd prefer never repeating, or at least not for like a year or so. I know that currently, even if we use every word in this Wiktionary, we won't fill a year, but I'm sure that will change very soon. :) --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:03, 12 March 2006 (UTC) : I've added a template at [[Template:wotd]] - It's really just a placeholder so please feel free to edit it. I was planning on adding it at the bottom of all the pages, but I thought I should check that we want it at the bottom, and not at the side or something, before I go and do that. I think using {&shy;{wotd|year|month|day}} works quite well in the template, but feel free to change that too if you like. Oh, I added it to the bottom of the 1st wotd too, [[daily]]. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 22:28, 12 March 2006 (UTC) ::I say we should put it at the ''top'' of the page, not the bottom. The fact that it has been a WotD is cool (like featured article status), and shows that it is a somewhat quality entry. Plus, having it at the top avoids people thinking that only the last section/part of speech was a WotD. I don't know what the WotD template is doing under "other days" on [[Wiktionary:Word of the day]] but it just puts the contents of the template there, rather than any useful information. Maybe it was meant to be a guide to the names of the other days, but then it should be surrounded by <nowiki></nowiki> or reformatted in some other way. But good start so far. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:38, 12 March 2006 (UTC) ::: Thinking about it, I think you're right about the placement - it would look better at the top. Also, there wasn't any particular reason why I placed it under other days, so I removed it again. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 02:10, 13 March 2006 (UTC) == Word of the week? == It might be a good idea to change this to word of the week. You can use <nowiki>{{</nowiki>CURRENTWEEK}} to automate it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 22:07, 12 March 2006 (UTC) : This might be an idea - it does get pretty tiresome to make so many WotDs. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 22:28, 12 March 2006 (UTC) ::Earlier in our discussion of WotD, I was for this idea, but now I've gotten attached to having a new word every day. Maybe we can use this as a temporary solution until we get bigger (including more editors to help us maintain it), but I would rather just stick with WotD, especially since WotW would require another (parallel) background structure, etc., and it would be hard to make the two lists in any way contiguous (not overlapping and placing the info of one into the other). I'm particularly thinking of if/when we switched back to WotD in the future, and how difficult it would be to keep track of the former WotWs in our renewed list of WotDs. Obviously, none of these objections are fatal, I just thought I'd mention them. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:38, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Pictures == I don't know if there is any way to do this easily without messing up the format of the main page excerpt, but I think it would be cool if we used a picture in the excerpt on the main page when the entry has one. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 06:31, 13 March 2006 (UTC) : I took a look at [[meta:Image|meta]], and as long as we set the size small engough (100px?) it should fit in the box. I've added a box below, from when I was trying it out, feel free to mess with it or delete it. Can't seem to shake the white box though --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 18:58, 13 March 2006 (UTC) ---- <div style="float:right; background-color:#eeeeff; "> <big>'''Word of the day:'''</big> [[Image:Cat03.jpg|thumb|left|100px|A Cat]] Cat # A creature of sublime cunning #: The cat sat on the mat <small>Full Definition - [[Wiktionary:Word of the day|Word of the day]]</small> </div> Main Page text <br clear="all"/> ---- <div style="float:right; background-color:#eeeeff; "> <big>'''Word of the day:'''</big> {| style="float: left; margin-right: 30px; margin-left: 5px" cellpadding="5px" |[[Image:Cat03.jpg|100px]] |} '''Cat''' # A creature of sublime cunning #: The cat sat on the mat <small>Full Definition - [[Wiktionary:Word of the day|Word of the day]]</small> </div> This one seems to work better, but it's a bit insane! Works ok in [[w:en:Firefox|Firefox]] and [[w:en:Konqueror|Konqueror]] --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 19:06, 13 March 2006 (UTC) <br clear="all"/> == Capitalize part of speech? == The first entries all have the part of speech capitalized, but when I started adding entries (after the first few I added), I started putting it in lowercase without realizing it. I started to change all the ones I'd done, but now I'm thinking it looks better as lowercase. What do you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:52, 13 March 2006 (UTC) : Hello. Thanks for sorting out all those WotDs - there's literally zillions of them now! For the capital letters, I don't really have an opinion - I think it looks as good whether capital as lowercase. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 18:24, 13 March 2006 (UTC) 6021 2006-03-15T23:00:33Z Cromwellt 61 comments H2g2bob, I hope you don't mind if I start also adding WotDs. I figure from previous conversations that you won't. :D --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:45, 10 March 2006 (UTC) Perhaps we should create a template to place on pages that have been WotD, which includes the date of appearance, etc. We also might want to create a list of all the Words of the Day in chronological order (rather than having to click on the link here to see what they are). Both of these things will help us not repeat ourselves (if we want to avoid that), and that kind of information is nice to have around, also. I like to see on a page I created that it was a WotD. What does everyone think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) : Please do add some WotDs! I think we can possibly do both the points you mentioned by having a small template which also adds it to a category too. It wouldn't be an ordered list (though we could do something snazzy with the template) but it wouldn't be so much effort as keeping a list up to date. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:30, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: I think your idea of a template which adds the category is perfect. Whether or not it is in chronological order probably doesn't make much difference. [[alphabetical|Alphabetical]] order (as the category would automatically be) would in most ways be better, now that you mention it. And it would keep it automated, rather than having to update it manually. I don't think making a distinction between past, present, and future WotDs would be all that useful (just having the template mention the day it is/was word of the day would be enough). It might be interesting, even if rather non-useful, to have a template like the royalty template at English Wikipedia, which shows what WotD was before and after each one. I'll get started adding. The main reason I wanted such a list was to avoid putting a word in that had already been used. I think I'd prefer never repeating, or at least not for like a year or so. I know that currently, even if we use every word in this Wiktionary, we won't fill a year, but I'm sure that will change very soon. :) --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:03, 12 March 2006 (UTC) : I've added a template at [[Template:wotd]] - It's really just a placeholder so please feel free to edit it. I was planning on adding it at the bottom of all the pages, but I thought I should check that we want it at the bottom, and not at the side or something, before I go and do that. I think using {&shy;{wotd|year|month|day}} works quite well in the template, but feel free to change that too if you like. Oh, I added it to the bottom of the 1st wotd too, [[daily]]. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 22:28, 12 March 2006 (UTC) ::I say we should put it at the ''top'' of the page, not the bottom. The fact that it has been a WotD is cool (like featured article status), and shows that it is a somewhat quality entry. Plus, having it at the top avoids people thinking that only the last section/part of speech was a WotD. I don't know what the WotD template is doing under "other days" on [[Wiktionary:Word of the day]] but it just puts the contents of the template there, rather than any useful information. Maybe it was meant to be a guide to the names of the other days, but then it should be surrounded by <nowiki></nowiki> or reformatted in some other way. But good start so far. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:38, 12 March 2006 (UTC) ::: Thinking about it, I think you're right about the placement - it would look better at the top. Also, there wasn't any particular reason why I placed it under other days, so I removed it again. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 02:10, 13 March 2006 (UTC) == Word of the week? == It might be a good idea to change this to word of the week. You can use <nowiki>{{</nowiki>CURRENTWEEK}} to automate it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 22:07, 12 March 2006 (UTC) : This might be an idea - it does get pretty tiresome to make so many WotDs. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 22:28, 12 March 2006 (UTC) ::Earlier in our discussion of WotD, I was for this idea, but now I've gotten attached to having a new word every day. Maybe we can use this as a temporary solution until we get bigger (including more editors to help us maintain it), but I would rather just stick with WotD, especially since WotW would require another (parallel) background structure, etc., and it would be hard to make the two lists in any way contiguous (not overlapping and placing the info of one into the other). I'm particularly thinking of if/when we switched back to WotD in the future, and how difficult it would be to keep track of the former WotWs in our renewed list of WotDs. Obviously, none of these objections are fatal, I just thought I'd mention them. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:38, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Pictures == I don't know if there is any way to do this easily without messing up the format of the main page excerpt, but I think it would be cool if we used a picture in the excerpt on the main page when the entry has one. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 06:31, 13 March 2006 (UTC) : I took a look at [[meta:Image|meta]], and as long as we set the size small engough (100px?) it should fit in the box. I've added a box below, from when I was trying it out, feel free to mess with it or delete it. Can't seem to shake the white box though --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 18:58, 13 March 2006 (UTC) ---- <div style="float:right; background-color:#eeeeff; "> <big>'''Word of the day:'''</big> [[Image:Cat03.jpg|thumb|left|100px|A Cat]] Cat # A creature of sublime cunning #: The cat sat on the mat <small>Full Definition - [[Wiktionary:Word of the day|Word of the day]]</small> </div> Main Page text <br clear="all"/> ---- <div style="float:right; background-color:#eeeeff; "> <big>'''Word of the day:'''</big> {| style="float: left; margin-right: 30px; margin-left: 5px" cellpadding="5px" |[[Image:Cat03.jpg|100px]] |} '''Cat''' # A creature of sublime cunning #: The cat sat on the mat <small>Full Definition - [[Wiktionary:Word of the day|Word of the day]]</small> </div> This one seems to work better, but it's a bit insane! Works ok in [[w:en:Firefox|Firefox]] and [[w:en:Konqueror|Konqueror]] --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 19:06, 13 March 2006 (UTC) <br clear="all"/> :I think the second one is better. The white box is really distracting, otherwise, and makes it look unprofessional. Hope it works in other browsers. Of course, we'll have to do that to ''every'' wotd for which we want a pic, but I guess that should be mainly done when we add the entry, right? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:00, 15 March 2006 (UTC) == Capitalize part of speech? == The first entries all have the part of speech capitalized, but when I started adding entries (after the first few I added), I started putting it in lowercase without realizing it. I started to change all the ones I'd done, but now I'm thinking it looks better as lowercase. What do you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:52, 13 March 2006 (UTC) : Hello. Thanks for sorting out all those WotDs - there's literally zillions of them now! For the capital letters, I don't really have an opinion - I think it looks as good whether capital as lowercase. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 18:24, 13 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm not sure what you meant by "sorting out," since all I did was add the wotd tag with the date. Yeah, the zillions have to do with my decision to add a few. :) But now we only have about fifteen days' worth, so I'd better get cracking again. You may notice that the vast majority of the ones I added as wotd were created at the same time. This is mainly due to my migration of the entries I had on my computer, which seemed like good ones to add. Two birds then died with one stone, so to speak. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:00, 15 March 2006 (UTC) 6031 2006-03-16T01:26:38Z H2g2bob 43 /* Pictures */ H2g2bob, I hope you don't mind if I start also adding WotDs. I figure from previous conversations that you won't. :D --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:45, 10 March 2006 (UTC) Perhaps we should create a template to place on pages that have been WotD, which includes the date of appearance, etc. We also might want to create a list of all the Words of the Day in chronological order (rather than having to click on the link here to see what they are). Both of these things will help us not repeat ourselves (if we want to avoid that), and that kind of information is nice to have around, also. I like to see on a page I created that it was a WotD. What does everyone think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) : Please do add some WotDs! I think we can possibly do both the points you mentioned by having a small template which also adds it to a category too. It wouldn't be an ordered list (though we could do something snazzy with the template) but it wouldn't be so much effort as keeping a list up to date. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:30, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: I think your idea of a template which adds the category is perfect. Whether or not it is in chronological order probably doesn't make much difference. [[alphabetical|Alphabetical]] order (as the category would automatically be) would in most ways be better, now that you mention it. And it would keep it automated, rather than having to update it manually. I don't think making a distinction between past, present, and future WotDs would be all that useful (just having the template mention the day it is/was word of the day would be enough). It might be interesting, even if rather non-useful, to have a template like the royalty template at English Wikipedia, which shows what WotD was before and after each one. I'll get started adding. The main reason I wanted such a list was to avoid putting a word in that had already been used. I think I'd prefer never repeating, or at least not for like a year or so. I know that currently, even if we use every word in this Wiktionary, we won't fill a year, but I'm sure that will change very soon. :) --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:03, 12 March 2006 (UTC) : I've added a template at [[Template:wotd]] - It's really just a placeholder so please feel free to edit it. I was planning on adding it at the bottom of all the pages, but I thought I should check that we want it at the bottom, and not at the side or something, before I go and do that. I think using {&shy;{wotd|year|month|day}} works quite well in the template, but feel free to change that too if you like. Oh, I added it to the bottom of the 1st wotd too, [[daily]]. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 22:28, 12 March 2006 (UTC) ::I say we should put it at the ''top'' of the page, not the bottom. The fact that it has been a WotD is cool (like featured article status), and shows that it is a somewhat quality entry. Plus, having it at the top avoids people thinking that only the last section/part of speech was a WotD. I don't know what the WotD template is doing under "other days" on [[Wiktionary:Word of the day]] but it just puts the contents of the template there, rather than any useful information. Maybe it was meant to be a guide to the names of the other days, but then it should be surrounded by <nowiki></nowiki> or reformatted in some other way. But good start so far. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:38, 12 March 2006 (UTC) ::: Thinking about it, I think you're right about the placement - it would look better at the top. Also, there wasn't any particular reason why I placed it under other days, so I removed it again. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 02:10, 13 March 2006 (UTC) == Word of the week? == It might be a good idea to change this to word of the week. You can use <nowiki>{{</nowiki>CURRENTWEEK}} to automate it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 22:07, 12 March 2006 (UTC) : This might be an idea - it does get pretty tiresome to make so many WotDs. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 22:28, 12 March 2006 (UTC) ::Earlier in our discussion of WotD, I was for this idea, but now I've gotten attached to having a new word every day. Maybe we can use this as a temporary solution until we get bigger (including more editors to help us maintain it), but I would rather just stick with WotD, especially since WotW would require another (parallel) background structure, etc., and it would be hard to make the two lists in any way contiguous (not overlapping and placing the info of one into the other). I'm particularly thinking of if/when we switched back to WotD in the future, and how difficult it would be to keep track of the former WotWs in our renewed list of WotDs. Obviously, none of these objections are fatal, I just thought I'd mention them. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:38, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Pictures == I don't know if there is any way to do this easily without messing up the format of the main page excerpt, but I think it would be cool if we used a picture in the excerpt on the main page when the entry has one. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 06:31, 13 March 2006 (UTC) : I took a look at [[meta:Image|meta]], and as long as we set the size small engough (100px?) it should fit in the box. I've added a box below, from when I was trying it out, feel free to mess with it or delete it. Can't seem to shake the white box though --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 18:58, 13 March 2006 (UTC) ---- <div style="float:right; background-color:#eeeeff; "> <big>'''Word of the day:'''</big> [[Image:Cat03.jpg|thumb|left|100px|A Cat]] Cat # A creature of sublime cunning #: The cat sat on the mat <small>Full Definition - [[Wiktionary:Word of the day|Word of the day]]</small> </div> Main Page text <br clear="all"/> ---- <div style="float:right; background-color:#eeeeff; "> <big>'''Word of the day:'''</big> {| style="float: left; margin-right: 30px; margin-left: 5px" cellpadding="5px" |[[Image:Cat03.jpg|100px]] |} '''Cat''' # A creature of sublime cunning #: The cat sat on the mat <small>Full Definition - [[Wiktionary:Word of the day|Word of the day]]</small> </div> This one seems to work better, but it's a bit insane! Works ok in [[w:en:Firefox|Firefox]] and [[w:en:Konqueror|Konqueror]] --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 19:06, 13 March 2006 (UTC) <br clear="all"/> :I think the second one is better. The white box is really distracting, otherwise, and makes it look unprofessional. Hope it works in other browsers. Of course, we'll have to do that to ''every'' wotd for which we want a pic, but I guess that should be mainly done when we add the entry, right? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:00, 15 March 2006 (UTC) :: Yes, most of that code was taken from making the blue fox thing, and the "entry", but I made a {&shy;{wotd&nbsp;pic|Image:Cat03.jpg}} template so it shouldn't be a hassle. I also moved the image to the right hand side, because it looks a bit better. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 01:26, 16 March 2006 (UTC) == Capitalize part of speech? == The first entries all have the part of speech capitalized, but when I started adding entries (after the first few I added), I started putting it in lowercase without realizing it. I started to change all the ones I'd done, but now I'm thinking it looks better as lowercase. What do you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:52, 13 March 2006 (UTC) : Hello. Thanks for sorting out all those WotDs - there's literally zillions of them now! For the capital letters, I don't really have an opinion - I think it looks as good whether capital as lowercase. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 18:24, 13 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm not sure what you meant by "sorting out," since all I did was add the wotd tag with the date. Yeah, the zillions have to do with my decision to add a few. :) But now we only have about fifteen days' worth, so I'd better get cracking again. You may notice that the vast majority of the ones I added as wotd were created at the same time. This is mainly due to my migration of the entries I had on my computer, which seemed like good ones to add. Two birds then died with one stone, so to speak. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:00, 15 March 2006 (UTC) 6035 2006-03-17T16:02:56Z Cromwellt 61 great additions H2g2bob, I hope you don't mind if I start also adding WotDs. I figure from previous conversations that you won't. :D --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:45, 10 March 2006 (UTC) Perhaps we should create a template to place on pages that have been WotD, which includes the date of appearance, etc. We also might want to create a list of all the Words of the Day in chronological order (rather than having to click on the link here to see what they are). Both of these things will help us not repeat ourselves (if we want to avoid that), and that kind of information is nice to have around, also. I like to see on a page I created that it was a WotD. What does everyone think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) : Please do add some WotDs! I think we can possibly do both the points you mentioned by having a small template which also adds it to a category too. It wouldn't be an ordered list (though we could do something snazzy with the template) but it wouldn't be so much effort as keeping a list up to date. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:30, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: I think your idea of a template which adds the category is perfect. Whether or not it is in chronological order probably doesn't make much difference. [[alphabetical|Alphabetical]] order (as the category would automatically be) would in most ways be better, now that you mention it. And it would keep it automated, rather than having to update it manually. I don't think making a distinction between past, present, and future WotDs would be all that useful (just having the template mention the day it is/was word of the day would be enough). It might be interesting, even if rather non-useful, to have a template like the royalty template at English Wikipedia, which shows what WotD was before and after each one. I'll get started adding. The main reason I wanted such a list was to avoid putting a word in that had already been used. I think I'd prefer never repeating, or at least not for like a year or so. I know that currently, even if we use every word in this Wiktionary, we won't fill a year, but I'm sure that will change very soon. :) --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:03, 12 March 2006 (UTC) : I've added a template at [[Template:wotd]] - It's really just a placeholder so please feel free to edit it. I was planning on adding it at the bottom of all the pages, but I thought I should check that we want it at the bottom, and not at the side or something, before I go and do that. I think using {&shy;{wotd|year|month|day}} works quite well in the template, but feel free to change that too if you like. Oh, I added it to the bottom of the 1st wotd too, [[daily]]. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 22:28, 12 March 2006 (UTC) ::I say we should put it at the ''top'' of the page, not the bottom. The fact that it has been a WotD is cool (like featured article status), and shows that it is a somewhat quality entry. Plus, having it at the top avoids people thinking that only the last section/part of speech was a WotD. I don't know what the WotD template is doing under "other days" on [[Wiktionary:Word of the day]] but it just puts the contents of the template there, rather than any useful information. Maybe it was meant to be a guide to the names of the other days, but then it should be surrounded by <nowiki></nowiki> or reformatted in some other way. But good start so far. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:38, 12 March 2006 (UTC) ::: Thinking about it, I think you're right about the placement - it would look better at the top. Also, there wasn't any particular reason why I placed it under other days, so I removed it again. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 02:10, 13 March 2006 (UTC) == Word of the week? == It might be a good idea to change this to word of the week. You can use <nowiki>{{</nowiki>CURRENTWEEK}} to automate it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 22:07, 12 March 2006 (UTC) : This might be an idea - it does get pretty tiresome to make so many WotDs. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 22:28, 12 March 2006 (UTC) ::Earlier in our discussion of WotD, I was for this idea, but now I've gotten attached to having a new word every day. Maybe we can use this as a temporary solution until we get bigger (including more editors to help us maintain it), but I would rather just stick with WotD, especially since WotW would require another (parallel) background structure, etc., and it would be hard to make the two lists in any way contiguous (not overlapping and placing the info of one into the other). I'm particularly thinking of if/when we switched back to WotD in the future, and how difficult it would be to keep track of the former WotWs in our renewed list of WotDs. Obviously, none of these objections are fatal, I just thought I'd mention them. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:38, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Pictures == I don't know if there is any way to do this easily without messing up the format of the main page excerpt, but I think it would be cool if we used a picture in the excerpt on the main page when the entry has one. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 06:31, 13 March 2006 (UTC) : I took a look at [[meta:Image|meta]], and as long as we set the size small engough (100px?) it should fit in the box. I've added a box below, from when I was trying it out, feel free to mess with it or delete it. Can't seem to shake the white box though --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 18:58, 13 March 2006 (UTC) ---- <div style="float:right; background-color:#eeeeff; "> <big>'''Word of the day:'''</big> [[Image:Cat03.jpg|thumb|left|100px|A Cat]] Cat # A creature of sublime cunning #: The cat sat on the mat <small>Full Definition - [[Wiktionary:Word of the day|Word of the day]]</small> </div> Main Page text <br clear="all"/> ---- <div style="float:right; background-color:#eeeeff; "> <big>'''Word of the day:'''</big> {| style="float: left; margin-right: 30px; margin-left: 5px" cellpadding="5px" |[[Image:Cat03.jpg|100px]] |} '''Cat''' # A creature of sublime cunning #: The cat sat on the mat <small>Full Definition - [[Wiktionary:Word of the day|Word of the day]]</small> </div> This one seems to work better, but it's a bit insane! Works ok in [[w:en:Firefox|Firefox]] and [[w:en:Konqueror|Konqueror]] --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 19:06, 13 March 2006 (UTC) <br clear="all"/> :I think the second one is better. The white box is really distracting, otherwise, and makes it look unprofessional. Hope it works in other browsers. Of course, we'll have to do that to ''every'' wotd for which we want a pic, but I guess that should be mainly done when we add the entry, right? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:00, 15 March 2006 (UTC) :: Yes, most of that code was taken from making the blue fox thing, and the "entry", but I made a {&shy;{wotd&nbsp;pic|Image:Cat03.jpg}} template so it shouldn't be a hassle. I also moved the image to the right hand side, because it looks a bit better. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 01:26, 16 March 2006 (UTC) :::I don't know exactly what you mean by "the blue fox thing," but I like that it works. I was thinking having it on the right would be better, too. Does the template you made work with the regular wotd template? Oh, I get it. So you put that template on the wotd entry (the one that appears on the main page) and it adds the picture for you, without having to add it manually. I love it! Great job! I should go before the entry, because it automatically throws it on the right side, right? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 16:02, 17 March 2006 (UTC) == Capitalize part of speech? == The first entries all have the part of speech capitalized, but when I started adding entries (after the first few I added), I started putting it in lowercase without realizing it. I started to change all the ones I'd done, but now I'm thinking it looks better as lowercase. What do you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:52, 13 March 2006 (UTC) : Hello. Thanks for sorting out all those WotDs - there's literally zillions of them now! For the capital letters, I don't really have an opinion - I think it looks as good whether capital as lowercase. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 18:24, 13 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm not sure what you meant by "sorting out," since all I did was add the wotd tag with the date. Yeah, the zillions have to do with my decision to add a few. :) But now we only have about fifteen days' worth, so I'd better get cracking again. You may notice that the vast majority of the ones I added as wotd were created at the same time. This is mainly due to my migration of the entries I had on my computer, which seemed like good ones to add. Two birds then died with one stone, so to speak. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:00, 15 March 2006 (UTC) 6037 2006-03-17T16:11:43Z Cromwellt 61 /* Pictures */ spelling H2g2bob, I hope you don't mind if I start also adding WotDs. I figure from previous conversations that you won't. :D --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:45, 10 March 2006 (UTC) Perhaps we should create a template to place on pages that have been WotD, which includes the date of appearance, etc. We also might want to create a list of all the Words of the Day in chronological order (rather than having to click on the link here to see what they are). Both of these things will help us not repeat ourselves (if we want to avoid that), and that kind of information is nice to have around, also. I like to see on a page I created that it was a WotD. What does everyone think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) : Please do add some WotDs! I think we can possibly do both the points you mentioned by having a small template which also adds it to a category too. It wouldn't be an ordered list (though we could do something snazzy with the template) but it wouldn't be so much effort as keeping a list up to date. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:30, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: I think your idea of a template which adds the category is perfect. Whether or not it is in chronological order probably doesn't make much difference. [[alphabetical|Alphabetical]] order (as the category would automatically be) would in most ways be better, now that you mention it. And it would keep it automated, rather than having to update it manually. I don't think making a distinction between past, present, and future WotDs would be all that useful (just having the template mention the day it is/was word of the day would be enough). It might be interesting, even if rather non-useful, to have a template like the royalty template at English Wikipedia, which shows what WotD was before and after each one. I'll get started adding. The main reason I wanted such a list was to avoid putting a word in that had already been used. I think I'd prefer never repeating, or at least not for like a year or so. I know that currently, even if we use every word in this Wiktionary, we won't fill a year, but I'm sure that will change very soon. :) --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:03, 12 March 2006 (UTC) : I've added a template at [[Template:wotd]] - It's really just a placeholder so please feel free to edit it. I was planning on adding it at the bottom of all the pages, but I thought I should check that we want it at the bottom, and not at the side or something, before I go and do that. I think using {&shy;{wotd|year|month|day}} works quite well in the template, but feel free to change that too if you like. Oh, I added it to the bottom of the 1st wotd too, [[daily]]. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 22:28, 12 March 2006 (UTC) ::I say we should put it at the ''top'' of the page, not the bottom. The fact that it has been a WotD is cool (like featured article status), and shows that it is a somewhat quality entry. Plus, having it at the top avoids people thinking that only the last section/part of speech was a WotD. I don't know what the WotD template is doing under "other days" on [[Wiktionary:Word of the day]] but it just puts the contents of the template there, rather than any useful information. Maybe it was meant to be a guide to the names of the other days, but then it should be surrounded by <nowiki></nowiki> or reformatted in some other way. But good start so far. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:38, 12 March 2006 (UTC) ::: Thinking about it, I think you're right about the placement - it would look better at the top. Also, there wasn't any particular reason why I placed it under other days, so I removed it again. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 02:10, 13 March 2006 (UTC) == Word of the week? == It might be a good idea to change this to word of the week. You can use <nowiki>{{</nowiki>CURRENTWEEK}} to automate it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 22:07, 12 March 2006 (UTC) : This might be an idea - it does get pretty tiresome to make so many WotDs. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 22:28, 12 March 2006 (UTC) ::Earlier in our discussion of WotD, I was for this idea, but now I've gotten attached to having a new word every day. Maybe we can use this as a temporary solution until we get bigger (including more editors to help us maintain it), but I would rather just stick with WotD, especially since WotW would require another (parallel) background structure, etc., and it would be hard to make the two lists in any way contiguous (not overlapping and placing the info of one into the other). I'm particularly thinking of if/when we switched back to WotD in the future, and how difficult it would be to keep track of the former WotWs in our renewed list of WotDs. Obviously, none of these objections are fatal, I just thought I'd mention them. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:38, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Pictures == I don't know if there is any way to do this easily without messing up the format of the main page excerpt, but I think it would be cool if we used a picture in the excerpt on the main page when the entry has one. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 06:31, 13 March 2006 (UTC) : I took a look at [[meta:Image|meta]], and as long as we set the size small engough (100px?) it should fit in the box. I've added a box below, from when I was trying it out, feel free to mess with it or delete it. Can't seem to shake the white box though --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 18:58, 13 March 2006 (UTC) ---- <div style="float:right; background-color:#eeeeff; "> <big>'''Word of the day:'''</big> [[Image:Cat03.jpg|thumb|left|100px|A Cat]] Cat # A creature of sublime cunning #: The cat sat on the mat <small>Full Definition - [[Wiktionary:Word of the day|Word of the day]]</small> </div> Main Page text <br clear="all"/> ---- <div style="float:right; background-color:#eeeeff; "> <big>'''Word of the day:'''</big> {| style="float: left; margin-right: 30px; margin-left: 5px" cellpadding="5px" |[[Image:Cat03.jpg|100px]] |} '''Cat''' # A creature of sublime cunning #: The cat sat on the mat <small>Full Definition - [[Wiktionary:Word of the day|Word of the day]]</small> </div> This one seems to work better, but it's a bit insane! Works ok in [[w:en:Firefox|Firefox]] and [[w:en:Konqueror|Konqueror]] --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 19:06, 13 March 2006 (UTC) <br clear="all"/> :I think the second one is better. The white box is really distracting, otherwise, and makes it look unprofessional. Hope it works in other browsers. Of course, we'll have to do that to ''every'' wotd for which we want a pic, but I guess that should be mainly done when we add the entry, right? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:00, 15 March 2006 (UTC) :: Yes, most of that code was taken from making the blue fox thing, and the "entry", but I made a {&shy;{wotd&nbsp;pic|Image:Cat03.jpg}} template so it shouldn't be a hassle. I also moved the image to the right hand side, because it looks a bit better. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 01:26, 16 March 2006 (UTC) :::I don't know exactly what you mean by "the blue fox thing," but I like that it works. I was thinking having it on the right would be better, too. Does the template you made work with the regular wotd template? Oh, I get it. So you put that template on the wotd entry (the one that appears on the main page) and it adds the picture for you, without having to add it manually. I love it! Great job! It should go before the entry, because it automatically throws it on the right side, right? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 16:02, 17 March 2006 (UTC) == Capitalize part of speech? == The first entries all have the part of speech capitalized, but when I started adding entries (after the first few I added), I started putting it in lowercase without realizing it. I started to change all the ones I'd done, but now I'm thinking it looks better as lowercase. What do you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:52, 13 March 2006 (UTC) : Hello. Thanks for sorting out all those WotDs - there's literally zillions of them now! For the capital letters, I don't really have an opinion - I think it looks as good whether capital as lowercase. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 18:24, 13 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm not sure what you meant by "sorting out," since all I did was add the wotd tag with the date. Yeah, the zillions have to do with my decision to add a few. :) But now we only have about fifteen days' worth, so I'd better get cracking again. You may notice that the vast majority of the ones I added as wotd were created at the same time. This is mainly due to my migration of the entries I had on my computer, which seemed like good ones to add. Two birds then died with one stone, so to speak. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:00, 15 March 2006 (UTC) 6172 2006-03-24T08:24:34Z Cromwellt 61 /* Pictures */ The pic template still needs work H2g2bob, I hope you don't mind if I start also adding WotDs. I figure from previous conversations that you won't. :D --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:45, 10 March 2006 (UTC) Perhaps we should create a template to place on pages that have been WotD, which includes the date of appearance, etc. We also might want to create a list of all the Words of the Day in chronological order (rather than having to click on the link here to see what they are). Both of these things will help us not repeat ourselves (if we want to avoid that), and that kind of information is nice to have around, also. I like to see on a page I created that it was a WotD. What does everyone think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) : Please do add some WotDs! I think we can possibly do both the points you mentioned by having a small template which also adds it to a category too. It wouldn't be an ordered list (though we could do something snazzy with the template) but it wouldn't be so much effort as keeping a list up to date. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:30, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: I think your idea of a template which adds the category is perfect. Whether or not it is in chronological order probably doesn't make much difference. [[alphabetical|Alphabetical]] order (as the category would automatically be) would in most ways be better, now that you mention it. And it would keep it automated, rather than having to update it manually. I don't think making a distinction between past, present, and future WotDs would be all that useful (just having the template mention the day it is/was word of the day would be enough). It might be interesting, even if rather non-useful, to have a template like the royalty template at English Wikipedia, which shows what WotD was before and after each one. I'll get started adding. The main reason I wanted such a list was to avoid putting a word in that had already been used. I think I'd prefer never repeating, or at least not for like a year or so. I know that currently, even if we use every word in this Wiktionary, we won't fill a year, but I'm sure that will change very soon. :) --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:03, 12 March 2006 (UTC) : I've added a template at [[Template:wotd]] - It's really just a placeholder so please feel free to edit it. I was planning on adding it at the bottom of all the pages, but I thought I should check that we want it at the bottom, and not at the side or something, before I go and do that. I think using {&shy;{wotd|year|month|day}} works quite well in the template, but feel free to change that too if you like. Oh, I added it to the bottom of the 1st wotd too, [[daily]]. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 22:28, 12 March 2006 (UTC) ::I say we should put it at the ''top'' of the page, not the bottom. The fact that it has been a WotD is cool (like featured article status), and shows that it is a somewhat quality entry. Plus, having it at the top avoids people thinking that only the last section/part of speech was a WotD. I don't know what the WotD template is doing under "other days" on [[Wiktionary:Word of the day]] but it just puts the contents of the template there, rather than any useful information. Maybe it was meant to be a guide to the names of the other days, but then it should be surrounded by <nowiki></nowiki> or reformatted in some other way. But good start so far. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:38, 12 March 2006 (UTC) ::: Thinking about it, I think you're right about the placement - it would look better at the top. Also, there wasn't any particular reason why I placed it under other days, so I removed it again. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 02:10, 13 March 2006 (UTC) == Word of the week? == It might be a good idea to change this to word of the week. You can use <nowiki>{{</nowiki>CURRENTWEEK}} to automate it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 22:07, 12 March 2006 (UTC) : This might be an idea - it does get pretty tiresome to make so many WotDs. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 22:28, 12 March 2006 (UTC) ::Earlier in our discussion of WotD, I was for this idea, but now I've gotten attached to having a new word every day. Maybe we can use this as a temporary solution until we get bigger (including more editors to help us maintain it), but I would rather just stick with WotD, especially since WotW would require another (parallel) background structure, etc., and it would be hard to make the two lists in any way contiguous (not overlapping and placing the info of one into the other). I'm particularly thinking of if/when we switched back to WotD in the future, and how difficult it would be to keep track of the former WotWs in our renewed list of WotDs. Obviously, none of these objections are fatal, I just thought I'd mention them. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:38, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Pictures == I don't know if there is any way to do this easily without messing up the format of the main page excerpt, but I think it would be cool if we used a picture in the excerpt on the main page when the entry has one. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 06:31, 13 March 2006 (UTC) : I took a look at [[meta:Image|meta]], and as long as we set the size small engough (100px?) it should fit in the box. I've added a box below, from when I was trying it out, feel free to mess with it or delete it. Can't seem to shake the white box though --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 18:58, 13 March 2006 (UTC) ---- <div style="float:right; background-color:#eeeeff; "> <big>'''Word of the day:'''</big> [[Image:Cat03.jpg|thumb|left|100px|A Cat]] Cat # A creature of sublime cunning #: The cat sat on the mat <small>Full Definition - [[Wiktionary:Word of the day|Word of the day]]</small> </div> Main Page text <br clear="all"/> ---- <div style="float:right; background-color:#eeeeff; "> <big>'''Word of the day:'''</big> {| style="float: left; margin-right: 30px; margin-left: 5px" cellpadding="5px" |[[Image:Cat03.jpg|100px]] |} '''Cat''' # A creature of sublime cunning #: The cat sat on the mat <small>Full Definition - [[Wiktionary:Word of the day|Word of the day]]</small> </div> This one seems to work better, but it's a bit insane! Works ok in [[w:en:Firefox|Firefox]] and [[w:en:Konqueror|Konqueror]] --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 19:06, 13 March 2006 (UTC) <br clear="all"/> :I think the second one is better. The white box is really distracting, otherwise, and makes it look unprofessional. Hope it works in other browsers. Of course, we'll have to do that to ''every'' wotd for which we want a pic, but I guess that should be mainly done when we add the entry, right? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:00, 15 March 2006 (UTC) :: Yes, most of that code was taken from making the blue fox thing, and the "entry", but I made a {&shy;{wotd&nbsp;pic|Image:Cat03.jpg}} template so it shouldn't be a hassle. I also moved the image to the right hand side, because it looks a bit better. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 01:26, 16 March 2006 (UTC) :::I don't know exactly what you mean by "the blue fox thing," but I like that it works. I was thinking having it on the right would be better, too. Does the template you made work with the regular wotd template? Oh, I get it. So you put that template on the wotd entry (the one that appears on the main page) and it adds the picture for you, without having to add it manually. I love it! Great job! It should go before the entry, because it automatically throws it on the right side, right? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 16:02, 17 March 2006 (UTC) ::: I think the wotd pic template still needs work. Maybe putting it back on the left would be a short-term solution until we can figure out how to fix it. It still makes the wotd box cover the entire upper section of the Main Page (before the introduction) every time there is a picture included. That is not acceptable. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:24, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Capitalize part of speech? == The first entries all have the part of speech capitalized, but when I started adding entries (after the first few I added), I started putting it in lowercase without realizing it. I started to change all the ones I'd done, but now I'm thinking it looks better as lowercase. What do you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:52, 13 March 2006 (UTC) : Hello. Thanks for sorting out all those WotDs - there's literally zillions of them now! For the capital letters, I don't really have an opinion - I think it looks as good whether capital as lowercase. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 18:24, 13 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm not sure what you meant by "sorting out," since all I did was add the wotd tag with the date. Yeah, the zillions have to do with my decision to add a few. :) But now we only have about fifteen days' worth, so I'd better get cracking again. You may notice that the vast majority of the ones I added as wotd were created at the same time. This is mainly due to my migration of the entries I had on my computer, which seemed like good ones to add. Two birds then died with one stone, so to speak. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:00, 15 March 2006 (UTC) 6173 2006-03-24T08:25:05Z Cromwellt 61 /* Pictures */ fixing indent H2g2bob, I hope you don't mind if I start also adding WotDs. I figure from previous conversations that you won't. :D --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:45, 10 March 2006 (UTC) Perhaps we should create a template to place on pages that have been WotD, which includes the date of appearance, etc. We also might want to create a list of all the Words of the Day in chronological order (rather than having to click on the link here to see what they are). Both of these things will help us not repeat ourselves (if we want to avoid that), and that kind of information is nice to have around, also. I like to see on a page I created that it was a WotD. What does everyone think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) : Please do add some WotDs! I think we can possibly do both the points you mentioned by having a small template which also adds it to a category too. It wouldn't be an ordered list (though we could do something snazzy with the template) but it wouldn't be so much effort as keeping a list up to date. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:30, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: I think your idea of a template which adds the category is perfect. Whether or not it is in chronological order probably doesn't make much difference. [[alphabetical|Alphabetical]] order (as the category would automatically be) would in most ways be better, now that you mention it. And it would keep it automated, rather than having to update it manually. I don't think making a distinction between past, present, and future WotDs would be all that useful (just having the template mention the day it is/was word of the day would be enough). It might be interesting, even if rather non-useful, to have a template like the royalty template at English Wikipedia, which shows what WotD was before and after each one. I'll get started adding. The main reason I wanted such a list was to avoid putting a word in that had already been used. I think I'd prefer never repeating, or at least not for like a year or so. I know that currently, even if we use every word in this Wiktionary, we won't fill a year, but I'm sure that will change very soon. :) --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:03, 12 March 2006 (UTC) : I've added a template at [[Template:wotd]] - It's really just a placeholder so please feel free to edit it. I was planning on adding it at the bottom of all the pages, but I thought I should check that we want it at the bottom, and not at the side or something, before I go and do that. I think using {&shy;{wotd|year|month|day}} works quite well in the template, but feel free to change that too if you like. Oh, I added it to the bottom of the 1st wotd too, [[daily]]. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 22:28, 12 March 2006 (UTC) ::I say we should put it at the ''top'' of the page, not the bottom. The fact that it has been a WotD is cool (like featured article status), and shows that it is a somewhat quality entry. Plus, having it at the top avoids people thinking that only the last section/part of speech was a WotD. I don't know what the WotD template is doing under "other days" on [[Wiktionary:Word of the day]] but it just puts the contents of the template there, rather than any useful information. Maybe it was meant to be a guide to the names of the other days, but then it should be surrounded by <nowiki></nowiki> or reformatted in some other way. But good start so far. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:38, 12 March 2006 (UTC) ::: Thinking about it, I think you're right about the placement - it would look better at the top. Also, there wasn't any particular reason why I placed it under other days, so I removed it again. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 02:10, 13 March 2006 (UTC) == Word of the week? == It might be a good idea to change this to word of the week. You can use <nowiki>{{</nowiki>CURRENTWEEK}} to automate it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 22:07, 12 March 2006 (UTC) : This might be an idea - it does get pretty tiresome to make so many WotDs. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 22:28, 12 March 2006 (UTC) ::Earlier in our discussion of WotD, I was for this idea, but now I've gotten attached to having a new word every day. Maybe we can use this as a temporary solution until we get bigger (including more editors to help us maintain it), but I would rather just stick with WotD, especially since WotW would require another (parallel) background structure, etc., and it would be hard to make the two lists in any way contiguous (not overlapping and placing the info of one into the other). I'm particularly thinking of if/when we switched back to WotD in the future, and how difficult it would be to keep track of the former WotWs in our renewed list of WotDs. Obviously, none of these objections are fatal, I just thought I'd mention them. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:38, 12 March 2006 (UTC) == Pictures == I don't know if there is any way to do this easily without messing up the format of the main page excerpt, but I think it would be cool if we used a picture in the excerpt on the main page when the entry has one. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 06:31, 13 March 2006 (UTC) : I took a look at [[meta:Image|meta]], and as long as we set the size small engough (100px?) it should fit in the box. I've added a box below, from when I was trying it out, feel free to mess with it or delete it. Can't seem to shake the white box though --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 18:58, 13 March 2006 (UTC) ---- <div style="float:right; background-color:#eeeeff; "> <big>'''Word of the day:'''</big> [[Image:Cat03.jpg|thumb|left|100px|A Cat]] Cat # A creature of sublime cunning #: The cat sat on the mat <small>Full Definition - [[Wiktionary:Word of the day|Word of the day]]</small> </div> Main Page text <br clear="all"/> ---- <div style="float:right; background-color:#eeeeff; "> <big>'''Word of the day:'''</big> {| style="float: left; margin-right: 30px; margin-left: 5px" cellpadding="5px" |[[Image:Cat03.jpg|100px]] |} '''Cat''' # A creature of sublime cunning #: The cat sat on the mat <small>Full Definition - [[Wiktionary:Word of the day|Word of the day]]</small> </div> This one seems to work better, but it's a bit insane! Works ok in [[w:en:Firefox|Firefox]] and [[w:en:Konqueror|Konqueror]] --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 19:06, 13 March 2006 (UTC) <br clear="all"/> :I think the second one is better. The white box is really distracting, otherwise, and makes it look unprofessional. Hope it works in other browsers. Of course, we'll have to do that to ''every'' wotd for which we want a pic, but I guess that should be mainly done when we add the entry, right? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:00, 15 March 2006 (UTC) :: Yes, most of that code was taken from making the blue fox thing, and the "entry", but I made a {&shy;{wotd&nbsp;pic|Image:Cat03.jpg}} template so it shouldn't be a hassle. I also moved the image to the right hand side, because it looks a bit better. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 01:26, 16 March 2006 (UTC) :::I don't know exactly what you mean by "the blue fox thing," but I like that it works. I was thinking having it on the right would be better, too. Does the template you made work with the regular wotd template? Oh, I get it. So you put that template on the wotd entry (the one that appears on the main page) and it adds the picture for you, without having to add it manually. I love it! Great job! It should go before the entry, because it automatically throws it on the right side, right? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 16:02, 17 March 2006 (UTC) :::: I think the wotd pic template still needs work. Maybe putting it back on the left would be a short-term solution until we can figure out how to fix it. It still makes the wotd box cover the entire upper section of the Main Page (before the introduction) every time there is a picture included. That is not acceptable. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:24, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Capitalize part of speech? == The first entries all have the part of speech capitalized, but when I started adding entries (after the first few I added), I started putting it in lowercase without realizing it. I started to change all the ones I'd done, but now I'm thinking it looks better as lowercase. What do you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:52, 13 March 2006 (UTC) : Hello. Thanks for sorting out all those WotDs - there's literally zillions of them now! For the capital letters, I don't really have an opinion - I think it looks as good whether capital as lowercase. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 18:24, 13 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm not sure what you meant by "sorting out," since all I did was add the wotd tag with the date. Yeah, the zillions have to do with my decision to add a few. :) But now we only have about fifteen days' worth, so I'd better get cracking again. You may notice that the vast majority of the ones I added as wotd were created at the same time. This is mainly due to my migration of the entries I had on my computer, which seemed like good ones to add. Two birds then died with one stone, so to speak. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:00, 15 March 2006 (UTC) 6174 2006-03-24T08:28:27Z Cromwellt 61 /* Word of the week? */ I'll keep WotD updated (for now, at least) H2g2bob, I hope you don't mind if I start also adding WotDs. I figure from previous conversations that you won't. :D --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:45, 10 March 2006 (UTC) Perhaps we should create a template to place on pages that have been WotD, which includes the date of appearance, etc. We also might want to create a list of all the Words of the Day in chronological order (rather than having to click on the link here to see what they are). Both of these things will help us not repeat ourselves (if we want to avoid that), and that kind of information is nice to have around, also. I like to see on a page I created that it was a WotD. What does everyone think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) : Please do add some WotDs! I think we can possibly do both the points you mentioned by having a small template which also adds it to a category too. It wouldn't be an ordered list (though we could do something snazzy with the template) but it wouldn't be so much effort as keeping a list up to date. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:30, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: I think your idea of a template which adds the category is perfect. Whether or not it is in chronological order probably doesn't make much difference. [[alphabetical|Alphabetical]] order (as the category would automatically be) would in most ways be better, now that you mention it. And it would keep it automated, rather than having to update it manually. I don't think making a distinction between past, present, and future WotDs would be all that useful (just having the template mention the day it is/was word of the day would be enough). It might be interesting, even if rather non-useful, to have a template like the royalty template at English Wikipedia, which shows what WotD was before and after each one. I'll get started adding. The main reason I wanted such a list was to avoid putting a word in that had already been used. I think I'd prefer never repeating, or at least not for like a year or so. I know that currently, even if we use every word in this Wiktionary, we won't fill a year, but I'm sure that will change very soon. :) --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:03, 12 March 2006 (UTC) : I've added a template at [[Template:wotd]] - It's really just a placeholder so please feel free to edit it. I was planning on adding it at the bottom of all the pages, but I thought I should check that we want it at the bottom, and not at the side or something, before I go and do that. I think using {&shy;{wotd|year|month|day}} works quite well in the template, but feel free to change that too if you like. Oh, I added it to the bottom of the 1st wotd too, [[daily]]. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 22:28, 12 March 2006 (UTC) ::I say we should put it at the ''top'' of the page, not the bottom. The fact that it has been a WotD is cool (like featured article status), and shows that it is a somewhat quality entry. Plus, having it at the top avoids people thinking that only the last section/part of speech was a WotD. I don't know what the WotD template is doing under "other days" on [[Wiktionary:Word of the day]] but it just puts the contents of the template there, rather than any useful information. Maybe it was meant to be a guide to the names of the other days, but then it should be surrounded by <nowiki></nowiki> or reformatted in some other way. But good start so far. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:38, 12 March 2006 (UTC) ::: Thinking about it, I think you're right about the placement - it would look better at the top. Also, there wasn't any particular reason why I placed it under other days, so I removed it again. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 02:10, 13 March 2006 (UTC) == Word of the week? == It might be a good idea to change this to word of the week. You can use <nowiki>{{</nowiki>CURRENTWEEK}} to automate it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 22:07, 12 March 2006 (UTC) : This might be an idea - it does get pretty tiresome to make so many WotDs. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 22:28, 12 March 2006 (UTC) ::Earlier in our discussion of WotD, I was for this idea, but now I've gotten attached to having a new word every day. Maybe we can use this as a temporary solution until we get bigger (including more editors to help us maintain it), but I would rather just stick with WotD, especially since WotW would require another (parallel) background structure, etc., and it would be hard to make the two lists in any way contiguous (not overlapping and placing the info of one into the other). I'm particularly thinking of if/when we switched back to WotD in the future, and how difficult it would be to keep track of the former WotWs in our renewed list of WotDs. Obviously, none of these objections are fatal, I just thought I'd mention them. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:38, 12 March 2006 (UTC) :::Since I have kind of unintentionally volunteered to keep the WotD updated (which I do not retract), I think we should stick with it (and not use Word of the week) for now. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:28, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Pictures == I don't know if there is any way to do this easily without messing up the format of the main page excerpt, but I think it would be cool if we used a picture in the excerpt on the main page when the entry has one. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 06:31, 13 March 2006 (UTC) : I took a look at [[meta:Image|meta]], and as long as we set the size small engough (100px?) it should fit in the box. I've added a box below, from when I was trying it out, feel free to mess with it or delete it. Can't seem to shake the white box though --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 18:58, 13 March 2006 (UTC) ---- <div style="float:right; background-color:#eeeeff; "> <big>'''Word of the day:'''</big> [[Image:Cat03.jpg|thumb|left|100px|A Cat]] Cat # A creature of sublime cunning #: The cat sat on the mat <small>Full Definition - [[Wiktionary:Word of the day|Word of the day]]</small> </div> Main Page text <br clear="all"/> ---- <div style="float:right; background-color:#eeeeff; "> <big>'''Word of the day:'''</big> {| style="float: left; margin-right: 30px; margin-left: 5px" cellpadding="5px" |[[Image:Cat03.jpg|100px]] |} '''Cat''' # A creature of sublime cunning #: The cat sat on the mat <small>Full Definition - [[Wiktionary:Word of the day|Word of the day]]</small> </div> This one seems to work better, but it's a bit insane! Works ok in [[w:en:Firefox|Firefox]] and [[w:en:Konqueror|Konqueror]] --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 19:06, 13 March 2006 (UTC) <br clear="all"/> :I think the second one is better. The white box is really distracting, otherwise, and makes it look unprofessional. Hope it works in other browsers. Of course, we'll have to do that to ''every'' wotd for which we want a pic, but I guess that should be mainly done when we add the entry, right? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:00, 15 March 2006 (UTC) :: Yes, most of that code was taken from making the blue fox thing, and the "entry", but I made a {&shy;{wotd&nbsp;pic|Image:Cat03.jpg}} template so it shouldn't be a hassle. I also moved the image to the right hand side, because it looks a bit better. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 01:26, 16 March 2006 (UTC) :::I don't know exactly what you mean by "the blue fox thing," but I like that it works. I was thinking having it on the right would be better, too. Does the template you made work with the regular wotd template? Oh, I get it. So you put that template on the wotd entry (the one that appears on the main page) and it adds the picture for you, without having to add it manually. I love it! Great job! It should go before the entry, because it automatically throws it on the right side, right? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 16:02, 17 March 2006 (UTC) :::: I think the wotd pic template still needs work. Maybe putting it back on the left would be a short-term solution until we can figure out how to fix it. It still makes the wotd box cover the entire upper section of the Main Page (before the introduction) every time there is a picture included. That is not acceptable. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:24, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Capitalize part of speech? == The first entries all have the part of speech capitalized, but when I started adding entries (after the first few I added), I started putting it in lowercase without realizing it. I started to change all the ones I'd done, but now I'm thinking it looks better as lowercase. What do you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:52, 13 March 2006 (UTC) : Hello. Thanks for sorting out all those WotDs - there's literally zillions of them now! For the capital letters, I don't really have an opinion - I think it looks as good whether capital as lowercase. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 18:24, 13 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm not sure what you meant by "sorting out," since all I did was add the wotd tag with the date. Yeah, the zillions have to do with my decision to add a few. :) But now we only have about fifteen days' worth, so I'd better get cracking again. You may notice that the vast majority of the ones I added as wotd were created at the same time. This is mainly due to my migration of the entries I had on my computer, which seemed like good ones to add. Two birds then died with one stone, so to speak. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:00, 15 March 2006 (UTC) 6175 2006-03-24T08:31:43Z Cromwellt 61 /* Word of the week? */ Other input/workers on this are still more than welcome, of course H2g2bob, I hope you don't mind if I start also adding WotDs. I figure from previous conversations that you won't. :D --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:45, 10 March 2006 (UTC) Perhaps we should create a template to place on pages that have been WotD, which includes the date of appearance, etc. We also might want to create a list of all the Words of the Day in chronological order (rather than having to click on the link here to see what they are). Both of these things will help us not repeat ourselves (if we want to avoid that), and that kind of information is nice to have around, also. I like to see on a page I created that it was a WotD. What does everyone think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:53, 10 March 2006 (UTC) : Please do add some WotDs! I think we can possibly do both the points you mentioned by having a small template which also adds it to a category too. It wouldn't be an ordered list (though we could do something snazzy with the template) but it wouldn't be so much effort as keeping a list up to date. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 00:30, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :: I think your idea of a template which adds the category is perfect. Whether or not it is in chronological order probably doesn't make much difference. [[alphabetical|Alphabetical]] order (as the category would automatically be) would in most ways be better, now that you mention it. And it would keep it automated, rather than having to update it manually. I don't think making a distinction between past, present, and future WotDs would be all that useful (just having the template mention the day it is/was word of the day would be enough). It might be interesting, even if rather non-useful, to have a template like the royalty template at English Wikipedia, which shows what WotD was before and after each one. I'll get started adding. The main reason I wanted such a list was to avoid putting a word in that had already been used. I think I'd prefer never repeating, or at least not for like a year or so. I know that currently, even if we use every word in this Wiktionary, we won't fill a year, but I'm sure that will change very soon. :) --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:03, 12 March 2006 (UTC) : I've added a template at [[Template:wotd]] - It's really just a placeholder so please feel free to edit it. I was planning on adding it at the bottom of all the pages, but I thought I should check that we want it at the bottom, and not at the side or something, before I go and do that. I think using {&shy;{wotd|year|month|day}} works quite well in the template, but feel free to change that too if you like. Oh, I added it to the bottom of the 1st wotd too, [[daily]]. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 22:28, 12 March 2006 (UTC) ::I say we should put it at the ''top'' of the page, not the bottom. The fact that it has been a WotD is cool (like featured article status), and shows that it is a somewhat quality entry. Plus, having it at the top avoids people thinking that only the last section/part of speech was a WotD. I don't know what the WotD template is doing under "other days" on [[Wiktionary:Word of the day]] but it just puts the contents of the template there, rather than any useful information. Maybe it was meant to be a guide to the names of the other days, but then it should be surrounded by <nowiki></nowiki> or reformatted in some other way. But good start so far. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:38, 12 March 2006 (UTC) ::: Thinking about it, I think you're right about the placement - it would look better at the top. Also, there wasn't any particular reason why I placed it under other days, so I removed it again. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 02:10, 13 March 2006 (UTC) == Word of the week? == It might be a good idea to change this to word of the week. You can use <nowiki>{{</nowiki>CURRENTWEEK}} to automate it. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 22:07, 12 March 2006 (UTC) : This might be an idea - it does get pretty tiresome to make so many WotDs. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 22:28, 12 March 2006 (UTC) ::Earlier in our discussion of WotD, I was for this idea, but now I've gotten attached to having a new word every day. Maybe we can use this as a temporary solution until we get bigger (including more editors to help us maintain it), but I would rather just stick with WotD, especially since WotW would require another (parallel) background structure, etc., and it would be hard to make the two lists in any way contiguous (not overlapping and placing the info of one into the other). I'm particularly thinking of if/when we switched back to WotD in the future, and how difficult it would be to keep track of the former WotWs in our renewed list of WotDs. Obviously, none of these objections are fatal, I just thought I'd mention them. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:38, 12 March 2006 (UTC) :::Since I have kind of unintentionally volunteered to keep the WotD updated (which I do not retract), I think we should stick with it (and not use Word of the week) for now. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:28, 24 March 2006 (UTC) ::::Obviously, this does not mean I must be the only one working on it. Anyone who wants to help is more than welcome to, I am just making a sort of commitment to this aspect of the project. For other aspects I'm working on, see [[User:Cromwellt/To do|my "to do" list]]. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:31, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Pictures == I don't know if there is any way to do this easily without messing up the format of the main page excerpt, but I think it would be cool if we used a picture in the excerpt on the main page when the entry has one. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 06:31, 13 March 2006 (UTC) : I took a look at [[meta:Image|meta]], and as long as we set the size small engough (100px?) it should fit in the box. I've added a box below, from when I was trying it out, feel free to mess with it or delete it. Can't seem to shake the white box though --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 18:58, 13 March 2006 (UTC) ---- <div style="float:right; background-color:#eeeeff; "> <big>'''Word of the day:'''</big> [[Image:Cat03.jpg|thumb|left|100px|A Cat]] Cat # A creature of sublime cunning #: The cat sat on the mat <small>Full Definition - [[Wiktionary:Word of the day|Word of the day]]</small> </div> Main Page text <br clear="all"/> ---- <div style="float:right; background-color:#eeeeff; "> <big>'''Word of the day:'''</big> {| style="float: left; margin-right: 30px; margin-left: 5px" cellpadding="5px" |[[Image:Cat03.jpg|100px]] |} '''Cat''' # A creature of sublime cunning #: The cat sat on the mat <small>Full Definition - [[Wiktionary:Word of the day|Word of the day]]</small> </div> This one seems to work better, but it's a bit insane! Works ok in [[w:en:Firefox|Firefox]] and [[w:en:Konqueror|Konqueror]] --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 19:06, 13 March 2006 (UTC) <br clear="all"/> :I think the second one is better. The white box is really distracting, otherwise, and makes it look unprofessional. Hope it works in other browsers. Of course, we'll have to do that to ''every'' wotd for which we want a pic, but I guess that should be mainly done when we add the entry, right? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:00, 15 March 2006 (UTC) :: Yes, most of that code was taken from making the blue fox thing, and the "entry", but I made a {&shy;{wotd&nbsp;pic|Image:Cat03.jpg}} template so it shouldn't be a hassle. I also moved the image to the right hand side, because it looks a bit better. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 01:26, 16 March 2006 (UTC) :::I don't know exactly what you mean by "the blue fox thing," but I like that it works. I was thinking having it on the right would be better, too. Does the template you made work with the regular wotd template? Oh, I get it. So you put that template on the wotd entry (the one that appears on the main page) and it adds the picture for you, without having to add it manually. I love it! Great job! It should go before the entry, because it automatically throws it on the right side, right? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 16:02, 17 March 2006 (UTC) :::: I think the wotd pic template still needs work. Maybe putting it back on the left would be a short-term solution until we can figure out how to fix it. It still makes the wotd box cover the entire upper section of the Main Page (before the introduction) every time there is a picture included. That is not acceptable. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:24, 24 March 2006 (UTC) == Capitalize part of speech? == The first entries all have the part of speech capitalized, but when I started adding entries (after the first few I added), I started putting it in lowercase without realizing it. I started to change all the ones I'd done, but now I'm thinking it looks better as lowercase. What do you think? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:52, 13 March 2006 (UTC) : Hello. Thanks for sorting out all those WotDs - there's literally zillions of them now! For the capital letters, I don't really have an opinion - I think it looks as good whether capital as lowercase. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 18:24, 13 March 2006 (UTC) :: I'm not sure what you meant by "sorting out," since all I did was add the wotd tag with the date. Yeah, the zillions have to do with my decision to add a few. :) But now we only have about fifteen days' worth, so I'd better get cracking again. You may notice that the vast majority of the ones I added as wotd were created at the same time. This is mainly due to my migration of the entries I had on my computer, which seemed like good ones to add. Two birds then died with one stone, so to speak. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:00, 15 March 2006 (UTC) 2320 5764 2006-03-10T23:48:12Z Cromwellt 61 Made WotD (should I add some examples?) <big>'''foot'''</big> <small>Noun</small> # A part of the [[leg]] below the [[ankle]]. # The lowest part of something. <small>[[foot|Read full entry]]</small> 2321 5770 2006-03-11T00:12:10Z H2g2bob 43 GIMP native format GIMP native format 2322 5771 2006-03-11T00:12:43Z Cromwellt 61 Fix requested (I don't know how to do it) How can we change this so it works when there are no comparatives or superlatives of a word (like the adjective form of [[cyan]]? Right now it leaves two ugly pairs of brackets in those boxes rather than leaving them empty. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 00:12, 11 March 2006 (UTC) 5772 2006-03-11T00:12:59Z Cromwellt 61 Fix requested (I don't know how to do it) How can we change this so it works when there are no comparatives or superlatives of a word (like the adjective form of [[cyan]])? Right now it leaves two ugly pairs of brackets in those boxes rather than leaving them empty. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 00:12, 11 March 2006 (UTC) 9872 2006-09-24T11:14:32Z Tangotango 94 reply == No comparative or superlative forms == How can we change this so it works when there are no comparatives or superlatives of a word (like the adjective form of [[cyan]])? Right now it leaves two ugly pairs of brackets in those boxes rather than leaving them empty. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 00:12, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :I've changed it so the template now supports taking 1, 2 or 3 parameters. If only 1 parameter is given (i.e., there is no comparative or superlative), {{tl|adjective}} will display "none" for the two and put the word into [[:Category:Non-comparable adjectives]] automaticaly. Therefore, the {{tl|adjective2}} template is now largely defunct. - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 11:14, 24 September 2006 (UTC) 10362 2006-10-04T21:37:58Z Cromwellt 61 /* No comparative or superlative forms */ will delete adjective2 == No comparative or superlative forms == How can we change this so it works when there are no comparatives or superlatives of a word (like the adjective form of [[cyan]])? Right now it leaves two ugly pairs of brackets in those boxes rather than leaving them empty. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 00:12, 11 March 2006 (UTC) :I've changed it so the template now supports taking 1, 2 or 3 parameters. If only 1 parameter is given (i.e., there is no comparative or superlative), {{tl|adjective}} will display "none" for the two and put the word into [[:Category:Non-comparable adjectives]] automaticaly. Therefore, the {{tl|adjective2}} template is now largely defunct. - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 11:14, 24 September 2006 (UTC) ::I'm deleting it, then. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 21:37, 4 October 2006 (UTC) 2323 5774 2006-03-11T00:14:55Z Cromwellt 61 made page, can't get adjective template to work right, even with extra pipes ==Noun== {{noun|cyan|cyans}} # A [[color]] that people can see: {{colorbox|cyan}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|cyan||}} # Something that is cyan in color. #: ''She was wearing cyan boots.'' {{colors}} [[en:cyan]] 7461 2006-07-19T02:03:26Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, fi, fr, io, zh ==Noun== {{noun|cyan|cyans}} # A [[color]] that people can see: {{colorbox|cyan}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|cyan||}} # Something that is cyan in color. #: ''She was wearing cyan boots.'' {{colors}} [[de:cyan]] [[en:cyan]] [[fr:cyan]] [[io:cyan]] [[fi:cyan]] [[zh:cyan]] 10821 2006-10-11T13:36:46Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[vi:cyan]] ==Noun== {{noun|cyan|cyans}} # A [[color]] that people can see: {{colorbox|cyan}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|cyan||}} # Something that is cyan in color. #: ''She was wearing cyan boots.'' {{colors}} [[de:cyan]] [[en:cyan]] [[fr:cyan]] [[io:cyan]] [[fi:cyan]] [[vi:cyan]] [[zh:cyan]] 11918 2006-11-09T16:26:34Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ru:cyan]] ==Noun== {{noun|cyan|cyans}} # A [[color]] that people can see: {{colorbox|cyan}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|cyan||}} # Something that is cyan in color. #: ''She was wearing cyan boots.'' {{colors}} [[de:cyan]] [[en:cyan]] [[fr:cyan]] [[io:cyan]] [[ru:cyan]] [[fi:cyan]] [[vi:cyan]] [[zh:cyan]] 2324 5775 2006-03-11T00:20:36Z Cromwellt 61 created page, same problems as with [[cyan]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[color]] that people can see: {{colorbox|violet}} #: ''Violet is one of my favorite colors.'' # A type of [[flower]]. #: ''Maria sells violets.'' ==Adjective== {{adjective|violet||}} # Something that is violet in color. #: ''He wears a violet tie.'' {{colors}} [[en:violet]] 7748 2006-07-19T12:37:42Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: el, es, et, fi, fr, gl, io, it, ko, nl, pt, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[color]] that people can see: {{colorbox|violet}} #: ''Violet is one of my favorite colors.'' # A type of [[flower]]. #: ''Maria sells violets.'' ==Adjective== {{adjective|violet||}} # Something that is violet in color. #: ''He wears a violet tie.'' {{colors}} [[et:violet]] [[el:violet]] [[en:violet]] [[es:violet]] [[fr:violet]] [[gl:violet]] [[ko:violet]] [[io:violet]] [[it:violet]] [[nl:violet]] [[pt:violet]] [[fi:violet]] [[vi:violet]] [[zh:violet]] 9189 2006-08-22T05:13:46Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hu ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[color]] that people can see: {{colorbox|violet}} #: ''Violet is one of my favorite colors.'' # A type of [[flower]]. #: ''Maria sells violets.'' ==Adjective== {{adjective|violet||}} # Something that is violet in color. #: ''He wears a violet tie.'' {{colors}} [[et:violet]] [[el:violet]] [[en:violet]] [[es:violet]] [[fr:violet]] [[gl:violet]] [[ko:violet]] [[io:violet]] [[it:violet]] [[hu:violet]] [[nl:violet]] [[pt:violet]] [[fi:violet]] [[vi:violet]] [[zh:violet]] 11260 2006-10-18T05:27:54Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[pl:violet]], [[ru:violet]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[color]] that people can see: {{colorbox|violet}} #: ''Violet is one of my favorite colors.'' # A type of [[flower]]. #: ''Maria sells violets.'' ==Adjective== {{adjective|violet||}} # Something that is violet in color. #: ''He wears a violet tie.'' {{colors}} [[et:violet]] [[el:violet]] [[en:violet]] [[es:violet]] [[fr:violet]] [[gl:violet]] [[ko:violet]] [[io:violet]] [[it:violet]] [[hu:violet]] [[nl:violet]] [[pl:violet]] [[pt:violet]] [[ru:violet]] [[fi:violet]] [[vi:violet]] [[zh:violet]] 13885 2006-12-19T14:02:04Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ta:violet]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[color]] that people can see: {{colorbox|violet}} #: ''Violet is one of my favorite colors.'' # A type of [[flower]]. #: ''Maria sells violets.'' ==Adjective== {{adjective|violet||}} # Something that is violet in color. #: ''He wears a violet tie.'' {{colors}} [[et:violet]] [[el:violet]] [[en:violet]] [[es:violet]] [[fr:violet]] [[gl:violet]] [[ko:violet]] [[io:violet]] [[it:violet]] [[hu:violet]] [[nl:violet]] [[pl:violet]] [[pt:violet]] [[ru:violet]] [[fi:violet]] [[ta:violet]] [[vi:violet]] [[zh:violet]] 14303 2006-12-22T01:58:12Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[color]] that people can see: {{colorbox|violet}} #: '''''Violet''' is one of my favorite colors.'' # A type of [[flower]]. #: ''Maria sells '''violets'''.'' ==Adjective== {{adjective|violet||}} # Something that is '''violet''' in color. #: ''He wears a '''violet''' tie.'' {{colors}} [[et:violet]] [[el:violet]] [[en:violet]] [[es:violet]] [[fr:violet]] [[gl:violet]] [[ko:violet]] [[io:violet]] [[it:violet]] [[hu:violet]] [[nl:violet]] [[pl:violet]] [[pt:violet]] [[ru:violet]] [[fi:violet]] [[ta:violet]] [[vi:violet]] [[zh:violet]] 2325 5776 2006-03-11T00:23:17Z Cromwellt 61 More violet...maybe I'm wrong. What do you think? Even though we can say that something is bluer than something else, I don't think I have ever heard anyone say something was more violet ("violeter" would never be used) than something else. Same goes for cyan. Maybe we should put the comparative and superlative on there anyway, but one way or another, we'll have to deal with adjectives that don't have those. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 00:23, 11 March 2006 (UTC) 2326 5782 2006-03-11T23:42:25Z H2g2bob 43 [[Template:Wikipedia]] moved to [[Template:wikipedia]]: 1st letter stuff #REDIRECT [[Template:wikipedia]] 5783 2006-03-11T23:42:52Z H2g2bob 43 {{wikipedia}} 2328 5793 2006-03-12T20:38:31Z H2g2bob 43 [[Template:Alphabet]] moved to [[Template:alphabet]]: Lowercase #REDIRECT [[Template:alphabet]] 5794 2006-03-12T20:39:48Z H2g2bob 43 Rats - I'll have to duplicate this one, about half use uppercase and half use lowercase <br clear=all /> {| style="margin:0 auto;" align=center width="75%" class="toccolours" |align=center style="background:#ccccff"| '''[[Alphabet|Letters of the Alphabet]]''' |- |align=center| [[A]] - [[B]] - [[C]] - [[D]] - [[E]] - [[F]] - [[G]] - [[H]] - [[I]] - [[J]] - [[K]] - [[L]] - [[M]] <br /> [[N]] - [[O]] - [[P]] - [[Q]] - [[R]] - [[S]] - [[T]] - [[U]] - [[V]] - [[W]] - [[X]] - [[Y]] - [[Z]] |} 5814 2006-03-12T22:25:36Z Cromwellt 61 directed letters to lowercase <br clear=all /> {| style="margin:0 auto;" align=center width="75%" class="toccolours" |align=center style="background:#ccccff"| '''[[Alphabet|Letters of the Alphabet]]''' |- |align=center| [[a|A]] - [[b|B]] - [[c|C]] - [[d|D]] - [[e|E]] - [[f|F]] - [[g|G]] - [[h|H]] - [[i|I]] - [[j|J]] - [[k|K]] - [[l|L]] - [[m|M]] <br /> [[n|N]] - [[o|O]] - [[p|P]] - [[q|Q]] - [[r|R]] - [[s|S]] - [[t|T]] - [[u|U]] - [[v|V]] - [[w|W]] - [[x|X]] - [[y|Y]] - [[z|Z]] |} 2329 5795 2006-03-12T20:42:50Z H2g2bob 43 <br clear=all /> {| style="margin:0 auto;" align=center width="75%" class="toccolours" |align=center style="background:#ccccff"| '''[[Month]]s of the [[Year]]''' |- |align=center| [[January]] - [[February]] - [[March]] - [[April]] - [[May]] - [[June]] <br /> [[July]] - [[August]] - [[September]] - [[October]] - [[November]] - [[December]] |} 5935 2006-03-13T10:33:52Z Cromwellt 61 added edit option to template <br clear=all /> {| style="margin:0 auto;" align=center width="75%" class="toccolours" |align=center style="background:#ccccff"| '''[[Month]]s of the [[Year]]''' <small>([[:Template:months|edit]])</small> |- |align=center| [[January]] - [[February]] - [[March]] - [[April]] - [[May]] - [[June]] <br /> [[July]] - [[August]] - [[September]] - [[October]] - [[November]] - [[December]] |} 5976 2006-03-13T11:44:26Z Cromwellt 61 fixed capital letters <br clear=all /> {| style="margin:0 auto;" align=center width="75%" class="toccolours" |align=center style="background:#ccccff"| '''[[month|Month]]s of the [[year|Year]]''' <small>([[:Template:months|edit]])</small> |- |align=center| [[January]] - [[February]] - [[March]] - [[April]] - [[May]] - [[June]] <br /> [[July]] - [[August]] - [[September]] - [[October]] - [[November]] - [[December]] |} 2330 5796 2006-03-12T20:48:50Z H2g2bob 43 == Noun == '''January''' (''no plural'') # The [[first]] (1st) [[month]] in the [[year]]. #: There are 31 [[day]]s in January. 5798 2006-03-12T21:32:10Z H2g2bob 43 == Noun == {{noun}} # The [[first]] (1st) [[month]] in the [[year]]. #: There are 31 [[day]]s in January. {{months}} 5799 2006-03-12T21:32:34Z H2g2bob 43 == Noun == {{noun|2=Januaries}} # The [[first]] (1st) [[month]] in the [[year]]. #: There are 31 [[day]]s in January. {{months}} 5801 2006-03-12T21:35:47Z H2g2bob 43 == Noun == '''January''' # The [[first]] (1st) [[month]] in the [[year]]. #: There are 31 [[day]]s in January. {{months}} 5936 2006-03-13T10:34:38Z Cromwellt 61 italics == Noun == '''January''' # The [[first]] (1st) [[month]] in the [[year]]. #: ''There are 31 [[day]]s in January.'' {{months}} 5937 2006-03-13T10:35:20Z Cromwellt 61 noun template == Noun == {{noun|January|Januaries}} # The [[first]] (1st) [[month]] in the [[year]]. #: ''There are 31 [[day]]s in January.'' {{months}} 5939 2006-03-13T10:37:54Z Cromwellt 61 linked to EWikt == Noun == {{noun|January|Januaries}} # The [[first]] (1st) [[month]] in the [[year]]. #: ''There are 31 [[day]]s in January.'' {{months}} [[en:January]] 5943 2006-03-13T10:44:53Z Cromwellt 61 added Spanish link == Noun == {{noun|January|Januaries}} # The [[first]] (1st) [[month]] in the [[year]]. #: ''There are 31 [[day]]s in January.'' {{months}} [[en:January]] [[es:enero]] 5950 2006-03-13T10:55:07Z Cromwellt 61 noun -> proper noun == Proper noun == {{noun|January|Januaries}} # The [[first]] (1st) [[month]] in the [[year]]. #: ''There are 31 [[day]]s in January.'' {{months}} [[en:January]] [[es:enero]] 7345 2006-07-18T20:57:50Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: csb, de, et, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, ko, nl, pl, ro, ru, sr, sv, uk, zh Removing: es == Proper noun == {{noun|January|Januaries}} # The [[first]] (1st) [[month]] in the [[year]]. #: ''There are 31 [[day]]s in January.'' {{months}} [[de:January]] [[et:January]] [[en:January]] [[fr:January]] [[ko:January]] [[io:January]] [[it:January]] [[csb:January]] [[hu:January]] [[nl:January]] [[ja:January]] [[pl:January]] [[ro:January]] [[ru:January]] [[sr:January]] [[fi:January]] [[sv:January]] [[uk:January]] [[zh:January]] 8790 2006-08-21T17:08:28Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy == Proper noun == {{noun|January|Januaries}} # The [[first]] (1st) [[month]] in the [[year]]. #: ''There are 31 [[day]]s in January.'' {{months}} [[de:January]] [[et:January]] [[en:January]] [[fr:January]] [[ko:January]] [[hy:January]] [[io:January]] [[it:January]] [[csb:January]] [[hu:January]] [[nl:January]] [[ja:January]] [[pl:January]] [[ro:January]] [[ru:January]] [[sr:January]] [[fi:January]] [[sv:January]] [[uk:January]] [[zh:January]] 10384 2006-10-05T15:41:27Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:January]] == Proper noun == {{noun|January|Januaries}} # The [[first]] (1st) [[month]] in the [[year]]. #: ''There are 31 [[day]]s in January.'' {{months}} [[de:January]] [[et:January]] [[en:January]] [[fa:January]] [[fr:January]] [[ko:January]] [[hy:January]] [[io:January]] [[it:January]] [[csb:January]] [[hu:January]] [[nl:January]] [[ja:January]] [[pl:January]] [[ro:January]] [[ru:January]] [[sr:January]] [[fi:January]] [[sv:January]] [[uk:January]] [[zh:January]] 10618 2006-10-09T12:09:12Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:January]] == Proper noun == {{noun|January|Januaries}} # The [[first]] (1st) [[month]] in the [[year]]. #: ''There are 31 [[day]]s in January.'' {{months}} [[de:January]] [[et:January]] [[en:January]] [[fa:January]] [[fr:January]] [[ko:January]] [[hy:January]] [[io:January]] [[it:January]] [[csb:January]] [[kk:January]] [[hu:January]] [[nl:January]] [[ja:January]] [[pl:January]] [[ro:January]] [[ru:January]] [[sr:January]] [[fi:January]] [[sv:January]] [[uk:January]] [[zh:January]] 11689 2006-11-01T15:57:35Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Removing: [[it:January]] == Proper noun == {{noun|January|Januaries}} # The [[first]] (1st) [[month]] in the [[year]]. #: ''There are 31 [[day]]s in January.'' {{months}} [[de:January]] [[et:January]] [[en:January]] [[fa:January]] [[fr:January]] [[ko:January]] [[hy:January]] [[io:January]] [[csb:January]] [[kk:January]] [[hu:January]] [[nl:January]] [[ja:January]] [[pl:January]] [[ro:January]] [[ru:January]] [[sr:January]] [[fi:January]] [[sv:January]] [[uk:January]] [[zh:January]] 12943 2006-11-28T15:59:37Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[da:January]] == Proper noun == {{noun|January|Januaries}} # The [[first]] (1st) [[month]] in the [[year]]. #: ''There are 31 [[day]]s in January.'' {{months}} [[da:January]] [[de:January]] [[et:January]] [[en:January]] [[fa:January]] [[fr:January]] [[ko:January]] [[hy:January]] [[io:January]] [[csb:January]] [[kk:January]] [[hu:January]] [[nl:January]] [[ja:January]] [[pl:January]] [[ro:January]] [[ru:January]] [[sr:January]] [[fi:January]] [[sv:January]] [[uk:January]] [[zh:January]] 13936 2006-12-20T01:02:21Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ku:January]] == Proper noun == {{noun|January|Januaries}} # The [[first]] (1st) [[month]] in the [[year]]. #: ''There are 31 [[day]]s in January.'' {{months}} [[da:January]] [[de:January]] [[et:January]] [[en:January]] [[fa:January]] [[fr:January]] [[ko:January]] [[hy:January]] [[io:January]] [[csb:January]] [[kk:January]] [[ku:January]] [[hu:January]] [[nl:January]] [[ja:January]] [[pl:January]] [[ro:January]] [[ru:January]] [[sr:January]] [[fi:January]] [[sv:January]] [[uk:January]] [[zh:January]] 14294 2006-12-22T01:50:36Z Brett 77 == Proper noun == {{noun|January|Januaries}} # The [[first]] (1st) [[month]] in the [[year]]. #: ''There are 31 [[day]]s in '''January'''.'' {{months}} [[da:January]] [[de:January]] [[et:January]] [[en:January]] [[fa:January]] [[fr:January]] [[ko:January]] [[hy:January]] [[io:January]] [[csb:January]] [[kk:January]] [[ku:January]] [[hu:January]] [[nl:January]] [[ja:January]] [[pl:January]] [[ro:January]] [[ru:January]] [[sr:January]] [[fi:January]] [[sv:January]] [[uk:January]] [[zh:January]] 2331 5797 2006-03-12T21:28:12Z H2g2bob 43 #redirect[[January]] 2332 5800 2006-03-12T21:35:25Z H2g2bob 43 == Noun == '''February''' # The [[second]] (2nd) [[month]] in the [[year]]. #: There are 28 or 29 [[day]]s in January. {{months}} 5803 2006-03-12T21:38:13Z H2g2bob 43 /* Noun */ == Noun == '''February''' # The [[second]] (2nd) [[month]] in the [[year]]. #: There are 28 [[day]]s in February. Every 4 years it has 29 days - this is called a "[[w:Leap year|leap year]]." {{months}} 5938 2006-03-13T10:37:17Z Cromwellt 61 noun template, link to EWikt, etc. == Noun == {{noun|February|Februaries}} # The [[second]] (2nd) [[month]] in the [[year]]. #: ''There are 28 [[day]]s in February.'' *Note: Every 4 years, February has 29 days - this is called "[[w:Leap year|leap year]]." {{months}} [[en:February]] 5944 2006-03-13T10:45:23Z Cromwellt 61 added Spanish link == Noun == {{noun|February|Februaries}} # The [[second]] (2nd) [[month]] in the [[year]]. #: ''There are 28 [[day]]s in February.'' *Note: Every 4 years, February has 29 days - this is called "[[w:Leap year|leap year]]." {{months}} [[en:February]] [[es:febrero]] 5951 2006-03-13T10:55:41Z Cromwellt 61 noun->proper noun == Proper noun == {{noun|February|Februaries}} # The [[second]] (2nd) [[month]] in the [[year]]. #: ''There are 28 [[day]]s in February.'' *Note: Every 4 years, February has 29 days - this is called "[[w:Leap year|leap year]]." {{months}} [[en:February]] [[es:febrero]] 7346 2006-07-18T21:01:00Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: csb, de, el, et, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, ko, la, nl, pl, ro, ru, sr, sv, uk Removing: es == Proper noun == {{noun|February|Februaries}} # The [[second]] (2nd) [[month]] in the [[year]]. #: ''There are 28 [[day]]s in February.'' *Note: Every 4 years, February has 29 days - this is called "[[w:Leap year|leap year]]." {{months}} [[de:February]] [[et:February]] [[el:February]] [[en:February]] [[fr:February]] [[ko:February]] [[io:February]] [[it:February]] [[csb:February]] [[la:February]] [[hu:February]] [[nl:February]] [[ja:February]] [[pl:February]] [[ro:February]] [[ru:February]] [[sr:February]] [[fi:February]] [[sv:February]] [[uk:February]] 8791 2006-08-21T17:08:39Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy == Proper noun == {{noun|February|Februaries}} # The [[second]] (2nd) [[month]] in the [[year]]. #: ''There are 28 [[day]]s in February.'' *Note: Every 4 years, February has 29 days - this is called "[[w:Leap year|leap year]]." {{months}} [[de:February]] [[et:February]] [[el:February]] [[en:February]] [[fr:February]] [[ko:February]] [[hy:February]] [[io:February]] [[it:February]] [[csb:February]] [[la:February]] [[hu:February]] [[nl:February]] [[ja:February]] [[pl:February]] [[ro:February]] [[ru:February]] [[sr:February]] [[fi:February]] [[sv:February]] [[uk:February]] 10620 2006-10-09T12:17:24Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:February]] == Proper noun == {{noun|February|Februaries}} # The [[second]] (2nd) [[month]] in the [[year]]. #: ''There are 28 [[day]]s in February.'' *Note: Every 4 years, February has 29 days - this is called "[[w:Leap year|leap year]]." {{months}} [[de:February]] [[et:February]] [[el:February]] [[en:February]] [[fr:February]] [[ko:February]] [[hy:February]] [[io:February]] [[it:February]] [[csb:February]] [[kk:February]] [[la:February]] [[hu:February]] [[nl:February]] [[ja:February]] [[pl:February]] [[ro:February]] [[ru:February]] [[sr:February]] [[fi:February]] [[sv:February]] [[uk:February]] 12179 2006-11-11T08:14:39Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Removing: [[it:February]] == Proper noun == {{noun|February|Februaries}} # The [[second]] (2nd) [[month]] in the [[year]]. #: ''There are 28 [[day]]s in February.'' *Note: Every 4 years, February has 29 days - this is called "[[w:Leap year|leap year]]." {{months}} [[de:February]] [[et:February]] [[el:February]] [[en:February]] [[fr:February]] [[ko:February]] [[hy:February]] [[io:February]] [[csb:February]] [[kk:February]] [[la:February]] [[hu:February]] [[nl:February]] [[ja:February]] [[pl:February]] [[ro:February]] [[ru:February]] [[sr:February]] [[fi:February]] [[sv:February]] [[uk:February]] 13147 2006-12-01T20:16:17Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[da:February]] == Proper noun == {{noun|February|Februaries}} # The [[second]] (2nd) [[month]] in the [[year]]. #: ''There are 28 [[day]]s in February.'' *Note: Every 4 years, February has 29 days - this is called "[[w:Leap year|leap year]]." {{months}} [[da:February]] [[de:February]] [[et:February]] [[el:February]] [[en:February]] [[fr:February]] [[ko:February]] [[hy:February]] [[io:February]] [[csb:February]] [[kk:February]] [[la:February]] [[hu:February]] [[nl:February]] [[ja:February]] [[pl:February]] [[ro:February]] [[ru:February]] [[sr:February]] [[fi:February]] [[sv:February]] [[uk:February]] 13930 2006-12-19T23:33:38Z Brett 77 == Proper noun == {{noun|February|Februaries}} # The [[second]] (2nd) [[month]] in the [[year]]. #: ''There are 28 [[day]]s in February.'' *Note: Every 4 years, '''February''' has 29 days - this is called "[[w:Leap year|leap year]]." {{months}} [[da:February]] [[de:February]] [[et:February]] [[el:February]] [[en:February]] [[fr:February]] [[ko:February]] [[hy:February]] [[io:February]] [[csb:February]] [[kk:February]] [[la:February]] [[hu:February]] [[nl:February]] [[ja:February]] [[pl:February]] [[ro:February]] [[ru:February]] [[sr:February]] [[fi:February]] [[sv:February]] [[uk:February]] 13931 2006-12-19T23:34:12Z Brett 77 == Proper noun == {{noun|February|Februaries}} # The [[second]] (2nd) [[month]] in the [[year]]. #: ''There are 28 [[day]]s in '''February'''.'' *Note: Every 4 years, '''February''' has 29 days - this is called "[[w:Leap year|leap year]]." {{months}} [[da:February]] [[de:February]] [[et:February]] [[el:February]] [[en:February]] [[fr:February]] [[ko:February]] [[hy:February]] [[io:February]] [[csb:February]] [[kk:February]] [[la:February]] [[hu:February]] [[nl:February]] [[ja:February]] [[pl:February]] [[ro:February]] [[ru:February]] [[sr:February]] [[fi:February]] [[sv:February]] [[uk:February]] 13933 2006-12-19T23:36:08Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ku:February]] == Proper noun == {{noun|February|Februaries}} # The [[second]] (2nd) [[month]] in the [[year]]. #: ''There are 28 [[day]]s in '''February'''.'' *Note: Every 4 years, '''February''' has 29 days - this is called "[[w:Leap year|leap year]]." {{months}} [[da:February]] [[de:February]] [[et:February]] [[el:February]] [[en:February]] [[fr:February]] [[ko:February]] [[hy:February]] [[io:February]] [[csb:February]] [[kk:February]] [[ku:February]] [[la:February]] [[hu:February]] [[nl:February]] [[ja:February]] [[pl:February]] [[ro:February]] [[ru:February]] [[sr:February]] [[fi:February]] [[sv:February]] [[uk:February]] 2333 5802 2006-03-12T21:36:33Z H2g2bob 43 == Noun == '''March''' # The [[third]] (3rd) [[month]] in the [[year]]. #: There are 31 [[day]]s in March. {{months}} 5940 2006-03-13T10:39:44Z Cromwellt 61 noun template, EWikt link, see also == Noun == {{noun|March|Marches}} # The [[third]] (3rd) [[month]] in the [[year]]. #: ''There are 31 [[day]]s in March.'' ===See also=== *[[march]] {{months}} [[en:March]] 5945 2006-03-13T10:45:46Z Cromwellt 61 added Spanish link == Noun == {{noun|March|Marches}} # The [[third]] (3rd) [[month]] in the [[year]]. #: ''There are 31 [[day]]s in March.'' ===See also=== *[[march]] {{months}} [[en:March]] [[es:marzo]] 5952 2006-03-13T10:56:08Z Cromwellt 61 noun->proper noun == Proper noun == {{noun|March|Marches}} # The [[third]] (3rd) [[month]] in the [[year]]. #: ''There are 31 [[day]]s in March.'' ===See also=== *[[march]] {{months}} [[en:March]] [[es:marzo]] 7342 2006-07-18T20:48:09Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: csb, de, el, et, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, ko, nl, pl, ro, ru, sr, sv, uk Removing: es == Proper noun == {{noun|March|Marches}} # The [[third]] (3rd) [[month]] in the [[year]]. #: ''There are 31 [[day]]s in March.'' ===See also=== *[[march]] {{months}} [[de:March]] [[et:March]] [[el:March]] [[en:March]] [[fr:March]] [[ko:March]] [[io:March]] [[it:March]] [[csb:March]] [[hu:March]] [[nl:March]] [[ja:March]] [[pl:March]] [[ro:March]] [[ru:March]] [[sr:March]] [[fi:March]] [[sv:March]] [[uk:March]] 9418 2006-09-10T10:48:11Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy == Proper noun == {{noun|March|Marches}} # The [[third]] (3rd) [[month]] in the [[year]]. #: ''There are 31 [[day]]s in March.'' ===See also=== *[[march]] {{months}} [[de:March]] [[et:March]] [[el:March]] [[en:March]] [[fr:March]] [[ko:March]] [[hy:March]] [[io:March]] [[it:March]] [[csb:March]] [[hu:March]] [[nl:March]] [[ja:March]] [[pl:March]] [[ro:March]] [[ru:March]] [[sr:March]] [[fi:March]] [[sv:March]] [[uk:March]] 10615 2006-10-09T11:56:59Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:March]] == Proper noun == {{noun|March|Marches}} # The [[third]] (3rd) [[month]] in the [[year]]. #: ''There are 31 [[day]]s in March.'' ===See also=== *[[march]] {{months}} [[de:March]] [[et:March]] [[el:March]] [[en:March]] [[fr:March]] [[ko:March]] [[hy:March]] [[io:March]] [[it:March]] [[csb:March]] [[kk:March]] [[hu:March]] [[nl:March]] [[ja:March]] [[pl:March]] [[ro:March]] [[ru:March]] [[sr:March]] [[fi:March]] [[sv:March]] [[uk:March]] 12806 2006-11-27T03:19:44Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[da:March]] == Proper noun == {{noun|March|Marches}} # The [[third]] (3rd) [[month]] in the [[year]]. #: ''There are 31 [[day]]s in March.'' ===See also=== *[[march]] {{months}} [[da:March]] [[de:March]] [[et:March]] [[el:March]] [[en:March]] [[fr:March]] [[ko:March]] [[hy:March]] [[io:March]] [[it:March]] [[csb:March]] [[kk:March]] [[hu:March]] [[nl:March]] [[ja:March]] [[pl:March]] [[ro:March]] [[ru:March]] [[sr:March]] [[fi:March]] [[sv:March]] [[uk:March]] 13941 2006-12-20T01:54:40Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ku:March]] == Proper noun == {{noun|March|Marches}} # The [[third]] (3rd) [[month]] in the [[year]]. #: ''There are 31 [[day]]s in March.'' ===See also=== *[[march]] {{months}} [[da:March]] [[de:March]] [[et:March]] [[el:March]] [[en:March]] [[fr:March]] [[ko:March]] [[hy:March]] [[io:March]] [[it:March]] [[csb:March]] [[kk:March]] [[ku:March]] [[hu:March]] [[nl:March]] [[ja:March]] [[pl:March]] [[ro:March]] [[ru:March]] [[sr:March]] [[fi:March]] [[sv:March]] [[uk:March]] 14293 2006-12-22T01:50:24Z Brett 77 == Proper noun == {{noun|March|Marches}} # The [[third]] (3rd) [[month]] in the [[year]]. #: ''There are 31 [[day]]s in '''March'''.'' ===See also=== *[[march]] {{months}} [[da:March]] [[de:March]] [[et:March]] [[el:March]] [[en:March]] [[fr:March]] [[ko:March]] [[hy:March]] [[io:March]] [[it:March]] [[csb:March]] [[kk:March]] [[ku:March]] [[hu:March]] [[nl:March]] [[ja:March]] [[pl:March]] [[ro:March]] [[ru:March]] [[sr:March]] [[fi:March]] [[sv:March]] [[uk:March]] 2334 5804 2006-03-12T21:46:53Z Cromwellt 61 Let's make them uniform, not duplicate the template There are only 26 of these, so I say we change them to be uniform, rather than duplicating the template. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:46, 12 March 2006 (UTC) 5822 2006-03-12T23:18:35Z Cromwellt 61 Let's get rid of this template again There are only 26 of these, so I say we change them to be uniform, rather than duplicating the template. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:46, 12 March 2006 (UTC) I don't see what you mean, h2g2bob. I checked every letter, and then I checked Whatlinkshere on both templates, and every letter, plus [[alphabet]] and [[letter]] use the Template:alphabet, while none use Template:Alphabet. I say we delete this one (again) and stick with the other one as more correct/common. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:18, 12 March 2006 (UTC) 2335 5806 2006-03-12T22:01:32Z H2g2bob 43 Just a placeholder - please change it! ''This word was used as a [[day/{{{3}}}-{{{2}}}-{{{1}}}|Word of the Day]]. [[Category:wotd]]'' 5808 2006-03-12T22:03:04Z H2g2bob 43 ''This word was used as a [[day/{{{1}}}-{{{2}}}-{{{3}}}|Word of the Day]]. [[Category:wotd]]'' 5810 2006-03-12T22:04:30Z H2g2bob 43 ''This word was used as a [[Wiktionary:Word of the day/{{{1}}}-{{{2}}}-{{{3}}}|Word of the Day]]. [[Category:wotd]]'' 5816 2006-03-12T23:01:41Z Gmcfoley 41 ''This word was used as a [[Wiktionary:Word of the day/{{{1}}}-{{{2}}}-{{{3}}}|Word of the Day]].'' <includeonly>[[Category:wotd]]</includeonly> 5825 2006-03-12T23:41:54Z Cromwellt 61 added date mention on template ''This word was used as a [[Wiktionary:Word of the day/{{{1}}}-{{{2}}}-{{{3}}}|Word of the Day]] on {{{2}}}-{{{3}}}-{{{1}}}.'' <includeonly>[[Category:wotd]]</includeonly> 5826 2006-03-12T23:43:44Z Cromwellt 61 made dating scheme international (sometime we had better make this customizable by preferences) ''This word was used as a [[Wiktionary:Word of the day/{{{1}}}-{{{2}}}-{{{3}}}|Word of the Day]] on {{{3}}}-{{{2}}}-{{{1}}}.'' <includeonly>[[Category:wotd]]</includeonly> 5827 2006-03-12T23:46:07Z Cromwellt 61 Changed link to the Wiktionary:WotD page, rather than to the specific WotD, which is unhelpful ''This word was used as a [[Wiktionary:Word of the day|Word of the Day]] on {{{3}}}-{{{2}}}-{{{1}}}.'' <includeonly>[[Category:wotd]]</includeonly> 5865 2006-03-13T05:07:17Z Cromwellt 61 revised template ''This word was selected as the [[Wiktionary:Word of the day|Word of the Day]] for {{{3}}}-{{{2}}}-{{{1}}}.'' <includeonly>[[Category:wotd]]</includeonly> 2336 5817 2006-03-12T23:01:58Z H2g2bob 43 == Noun == {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} {{wikipedia}} # The [[study]] of finding how things work. # The group of [[mathematics]], [[biology]], [[physics]] and [[chemistry]]. === Proper Noun === '''The Sciences''' (''is plural'') # '''The Sciences''' are the [[group]] of science [[subjects]]. These are mathematics, biology, physics and chemistry. === Spoken === * Science is [[pronounced]] like s-iye-an-se" Listen to "science" spoken: [[Media:En-us-science.ogg|American]] [[Media:En-ca-science.ogg|Canadian]] === Related Words === * [[Scientist]] ''a person studying science'' * [[Scientific]] ''related to science'' * [[Biology]] ''the study of plants and animals'' * [[Chemistry]] ''the study of materials'' * [[Physics]] ''the study of the motion of objects'' 7721 2006-07-19T11:39:09Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, el, en, et, fa, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ko, pt, sv, ta, vi, zh == Noun == {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} {{wikipedia}} # The [[study]] of finding how things work. # The group of [[mathematics]], [[biology]], [[physics]] and [[chemistry]]. === Proper Noun === '''The Sciences''' (''is plural'') # '''The Sciences''' are the [[group]] of science [[subjects]]. These are mathematics, biology, physics and chemistry. === Spoken === * Science is [[pronounced]] like s-iye-an-se" Listen to "science" spoken: [[Media:En-us-science.ogg|American]] [[Media:En-ca-science.ogg|Canadian]] === Related Words === * [[Scientist]] ''a person studying science'' * [[Scientific]] ''related to science'' * [[Biology]] ''the study of plants and animals'' * [[Chemistry]] ''the study of materials'' * [[Physics]] ''the study of the motion of objects'' [[de:science]] [[et:science]] [[el:science]] [[en:science]] [[fa:science]] [[fr:science]] [[ko:science]] [[io:science]] [[it:science]] [[hu:science]] [[pt:science]] [[fi:science]] [[sv:science]] [[ta:science]] [[vi:science]] [[zh:science]] 10789 2006-10-11T00:47:44Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[hy:science]], [[kk:science]], [[uk:science]] == Noun == {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} {{wikipedia}} # The [[study]] of finding how things work. # The group of [[mathematics]], [[biology]], [[physics]] and [[chemistry]]. === Proper Noun === '''The Sciences''' (''is plural'') # '''The Sciences''' are the [[group]] of science [[subjects]]. These are mathematics, biology, physics and chemistry. === Spoken === * Science is [[pronounced]] like s-iye-an-se" Listen to "science" spoken: [[Media:En-us-science.ogg|American]] [[Media:En-ca-science.ogg|Canadian]] === Related Words === * [[Scientist]] ''a person studying science'' * [[Scientific]] ''related to science'' * [[Biology]] ''the study of plants and animals'' * [[Chemistry]] ''the study of materials'' * [[Physics]] ''the study of the motion of objects'' [[de:science]] [[et:science]] [[el:science]] [[en:science]] [[fa:science]] [[fr:science]] [[ko:science]] [[hy:science]] [[io:science]] [[it:science]] [[kk:science]] [[hu:science]] [[pt:science]] [[fi:science]] [[sv:science]] [[ta:science]] [[vi:science]] [[uk:science]] [[zh:science]] 11336 2006-10-18T21:50:08Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:science]] == Noun == {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} {{wikipedia}} # The [[study]] of finding how things work. # The group of [[mathematics]], [[biology]], [[physics]] and [[chemistry]]. === Proper Noun === '''The Sciences''' (''is plural'') # '''The Sciences''' are the [[group]] of science [[subjects]]. These are mathematics, biology, physics and chemistry. === Spoken === * Science is [[pronounced]] like s-iye-an-se" Listen to "science" spoken: [[Media:En-us-science.ogg|American]] [[Media:En-ca-science.ogg|Canadian]] === Related Words === * [[Scientist]] ''a person studying science'' * [[Scientific]] ''related to science'' * [[Biology]] ''the study of plants and animals'' * [[Chemistry]] ''the study of materials'' * [[Physics]] ''the study of the motion of objects'' [[de:science]] [[et:science]] [[el:science]] [[en:science]] [[fa:science]] [[fr:science]] [[ko:science]] [[hy:science]] [[io:science]] [[it:science]] [[kk:science]] [[hu:science]] [[pt:science]] [[ru:science]] [[fi:science]] [[sv:science]] [[ta:science]] [[vi:science]] [[uk:science]] [[zh:science]] 2337 5818 2006-03-12T23:04:21Z H2g2bob 43 #redirect [[science]] 2338 5819 2006-03-12T23:05:03Z H2g2bob 43 #redirect [[february]] 5820 2006-03-12T23:05:53Z H2g2bob 43 #redirect [[February]] 2339 5821 2006-03-12T23:07:40Z H2g2bob 43 #redirect [[March]] 2340 5823 2006-03-12T23:28:13Z Cromwellt 61 description of category This category is an [[alphabetical]] list of all words which have been selected as a Word of the Day, whether past, present, or future. 2341 5828 2006-03-12T23:47:40Z Cromwellt 61 ideas If we want to include a link to the WotD entry as it appears on the Main page, let's put it under the date. I personally think it is unnecessary, but it wouldn't bother me if someone felt it was worthwhile. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 23:47, 12 March 2006 (UTC) 2342 5830 2006-03-13T02:05:39Z H2g2bob 43 <big>'''gold'''</big> <small>Noun</small> # An [[expensive]] metal, which can be used to make [[coin]]s and [[ring]]s #* This '''gold''' bar must be worth a fortune # A [[yellow]] colour {{colorbox|gold}} <small>Adjective</small> # Colored gold. # Made of gold <small>[[gold|Read full entry]]</small> 5847 2006-03-13T04:13:24Z Cromwellt 61 punctuation <big>'''gold'''</big> <small>Noun</small> # An [[expensive]] metal, which can be used to make [[coin]]s and [[ring]]s #* This '''gold''' bar must be worth a fortune. # A [[yellow]] colour: {{colorbox|gold}} <small>Adjective</small> # Colored gold. # Made of gold. <small>[[gold|Read full entry]]</small> 2343 5867 2006-03-13T05:15:46Z Cromwellt 61 created wotd <big>'''angry'''</big> <small>Adjective</small> # [[Upset]] in an [[aggressive]] way. #: ''He embarrassed her, so she was angry.'' # Bright [[red]]. #: ''He had an angry wound.'' <small>[[kitten|Read full entry]]</small> 5869 2006-03-13T05:16:58Z Cromwellt 61 fixed entry link <big>'''angry'''</big> <small>Adjective</small> # [[Upset]] in an [[aggressive]] way. #: ''He embarrassed her, so she was angry.'' # Bright [[red]]. #: ''He had an angry wound.'' <small>[[angry|Read full entry]]</small> 2344 5868 2006-03-13T05:16:24Z Cromwellt 61 created entry ==Adjective== {{adjective|angry|angrier|angriest}} # Upset in an aggressive way. #: ''He embarrassed her, so she was angry.'' # Bright [[red]]. #: ''He had an angry wound.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''upset'') [[irate]], [[boiling]], [[mad]], [[raging]], [[infuriated]], [[livid]], [[fuming]], [[heated]], [[cross]], [[furious]], [[incensed]], [[enraged]], [[outraged]], [[irritated]], [[annoyed]], [[exasperated]], [[aggravated]], [[maddened]], [[frustrated]], [[cheesed off]], [[put out]], [[pissed]], [[pissed off]], [[ticked]], [[ticked off]], [[riled]], [[riled up]], [[provoked]], [[agitated]] *(''bright red'') [[crimson]], [[scarlet]], [[brick]], [[fire-engine red]] ===Antonyms=== *(''irate'') [[calm]], [[tranquil]], [[cool]], [[composed]], [[unruffled]] ===Related words=== *[[anger]] *[[rage]] *[[righteous indignation]] ===See also=== *[[emotion]] *[[hot]] {{emotions}} [[en:angry]] 5870 2006-03-13T05:17:44Z Cromwellt 61 added wotd tag {{wotd|2006|03|15}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|angry|angrier|angriest}} # Upset in an aggressive way. #: ''He embarrassed her, so she was angry.'' # Bright [[red]]. #: ''He had an angry wound.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''upset'') [[irate]], [[boiling]], [[mad]], [[raging]], [[infuriated]], [[livid]], [[fuming]], [[heated]], [[cross]], [[furious]], [[incensed]], [[enraged]], [[outraged]], [[irritated]], [[annoyed]], [[exasperated]], [[aggravated]], [[maddened]], [[frustrated]], [[cheesed off]], [[put out]], [[pissed]], [[pissed off]], [[ticked]], [[ticked off]], [[riled]], [[riled up]], [[provoked]], [[agitated]] *(''bright red'') [[crimson]], [[scarlet]], [[brick]], [[fire-engine red]] ===Antonyms=== *(''irate'') [[calm]], [[tranquil]], [[cool]], [[composed]], [[unruffled]] ===Related words=== *[[anger]] *[[rage]] *[[righteous indignation]] ===See also=== *[[emotion]] *[[hot]] {{emotions}} [[en:angry]] 7375 2006-07-18T22:33:56Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ang, de, el, fi, fr, gl, hu, io, it, pt, uk, vi, zh {{wotd|2006|03|15}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|angry|angrier|angriest}} # Upset in an aggressive way. #: ''He embarrassed her, so she was angry.'' # Bright [[red]]. #: ''He had an angry wound.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''upset'') [[irate]], [[boiling]], [[mad]], [[raging]], [[infuriated]], [[livid]], [[fuming]], [[heated]], [[cross]], [[furious]], [[incensed]], [[enraged]], [[outraged]], [[irritated]], [[annoyed]], [[exasperated]], [[aggravated]], [[maddened]], [[frustrated]], [[cheesed off]], [[put out]], [[pissed]], [[pissed off]], [[ticked]], [[ticked off]], [[riled]], [[riled up]], [[provoked]], [[agitated]] *(''bright red'') [[crimson]], [[scarlet]], [[brick]], [[fire-engine red]] ===Antonyms=== *(''irate'') [[calm]], [[tranquil]], [[cool]], [[composed]], [[unruffled]] ===Related words=== *[[anger]] *[[rage]] *[[righteous indignation]] ===See also=== *[[emotion]] *[[hot]] {{emotions}} [[ang:angry]] [[de:angry]] [[el:angry]] [[en:angry]] [[fr:angry]] [[gl:angry]] [[io:angry]] [[it:angry]] [[hu:angry]] [[pt:angry]] [[fi:angry]] [[vi:angry]] [[uk:angry]] [[zh:angry]] 8603 2006-08-13T19:10:42Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ta {{wotd|2006|03|15}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|angry|angrier|angriest}} # Upset in an aggressive way. #: ''He embarrassed her, so she was angry.'' # Bright [[red]]. #: ''He had an angry wound.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''upset'') [[irate]], [[boiling]], [[mad]], [[raging]], [[infuriated]], [[livid]], [[fuming]], [[heated]], [[cross]], [[furious]], [[incensed]], [[enraged]], [[outraged]], [[irritated]], [[annoyed]], [[exasperated]], [[aggravated]], [[maddened]], [[frustrated]], [[cheesed off]], [[put out]], [[pissed]], [[pissed off]], [[ticked]], [[ticked off]], [[riled]], [[riled up]], [[provoked]], [[agitated]] *(''bright red'') [[crimson]], [[scarlet]], [[brick]], [[fire-engine red]] ===Antonyms=== *(''irate'') [[calm]], [[tranquil]], [[cool]], [[composed]], [[unruffled]] ===Related words=== *[[anger]] *[[rage]] *[[righteous indignation]] ===See also=== *[[emotion]] *[[hot]] {{emotions}} [[ang:angry]] [[de:angry]] [[el:angry]] [[en:angry]] [[fr:angry]] [[gl:angry]] [[io:angry]] [[it:angry]] [[hu:angry]] [[pt:angry]] [[fi:angry]] [[ta:angry]] [[vi:angry]] [[uk:angry]] [[zh:angry]] 8837 2006-08-21T17:58:37Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy {{wotd|2006|03|15}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|angry|angrier|angriest}} # Upset in an aggressive way. #: ''He embarrassed her, so she was angry.'' # Bright [[red]]. #: ''He had an angry wound.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''upset'') [[irate]], [[boiling]], [[mad]], [[raging]], [[infuriated]], [[livid]], [[fuming]], [[heated]], [[cross]], [[furious]], [[incensed]], [[enraged]], [[outraged]], [[irritated]], [[annoyed]], [[exasperated]], [[aggravated]], [[maddened]], [[frustrated]], [[cheesed off]], [[put out]], [[pissed]], [[pissed off]], [[ticked]], [[ticked off]], [[riled]], [[riled up]], [[provoked]], [[agitated]] *(''bright red'') [[crimson]], [[scarlet]], [[brick]], [[fire-engine red]] ===Antonyms=== *(''irate'') [[calm]], [[tranquil]], [[cool]], [[composed]], [[unruffled]] ===Related words=== *[[anger]] *[[rage]] *[[righteous indignation]] ===See also=== *[[emotion]] *[[hot]] {{emotions}} [[ang:angry]] [[de:angry]] [[el:angry]] [[en:angry]] [[fr:angry]] [[gl:angry]] [[hy:angry]] [[io:angry]] [[it:angry]] [[hu:angry]] [[pt:angry]] [[fi:angry]] [[ta:angry]] [[vi:angry]] [[uk:angry]] [[zh:angry]] 10638 2006-10-09T14:03:50Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:angry]] {{wotd|2006|03|15}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|angry|angrier|angriest}} # Upset in an aggressive way. #: ''He embarrassed her, so she was angry.'' # Bright [[red]]. #: ''He had an angry wound.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''upset'') [[irate]], [[boiling]], [[mad]], [[raging]], [[infuriated]], [[livid]], [[fuming]], [[heated]], [[cross]], [[furious]], [[incensed]], [[enraged]], [[outraged]], [[irritated]], [[annoyed]], [[exasperated]], [[aggravated]], [[maddened]], [[frustrated]], [[cheesed off]], [[put out]], [[pissed]], [[pissed off]], [[ticked]], [[ticked off]], [[riled]], [[riled up]], [[provoked]], [[agitated]] *(''bright red'') [[crimson]], [[scarlet]], [[brick]], [[fire-engine red]] ===Antonyms=== *(''irate'') [[calm]], [[tranquil]], [[cool]], [[composed]], [[unruffled]] ===Related words=== *[[anger]] *[[rage]] *[[righteous indignation]] ===See also=== *[[emotion]] *[[hot]] {{emotions}} [[ang:angry]] [[de:angry]] [[el:angry]] [[en:angry]] [[fr:angry]] [[gl:angry]] [[hy:angry]] [[io:angry]] [[it:angry]] [[kk:angry]] [[hu:angry]] [[pt:angry]] [[fi:angry]] [[ta:angry]] [[vi:angry]] [[uk:angry]] [[zh:angry]] 11198 2006-10-17T20:02:17Z PullToOpen 119 {{BE850}} {{BE850}} <br> {{wotd|2006|03|15}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|angry|angrier|angriest}} # Upset in an aggressive way. #: ''He embarrassed her, so she was angry.'' # Bright [[red]]. #: ''He had an angry wound.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''upset'') [[irate]], [[boiling]], [[mad]], [[raging]], [[infuriated]], [[livid]], [[fuming]], [[heated]], [[cross]], [[furious]], [[incensed]], [[enraged]], [[outraged]], [[irritated]], [[annoyed]], [[exasperated]], [[aggravated]], [[maddened]], [[frustrated]], [[cheesed off]], [[put out]], [[pissed]], [[pissed off]], [[ticked]], [[ticked off]], [[riled]], [[riled up]], [[provoked]], [[agitated]] *(''bright red'') [[crimson]], [[scarlet]], [[brick]], [[fire-engine red]] ===Antonyms=== *(''irate'') [[calm]], [[tranquil]], [[cool]], [[composed]], [[unruffled]] ===Related words=== *[[anger]] *[[rage]] *[[righteous indignation]] ===See also=== *[[emotion]] *[[hot]] {{emotions}} [[ang:angry]] [[de:angry]] [[el:angry]] [[en:angry]] [[fr:angry]] [[gl:angry]] [[hy:angry]] [[io:angry]] [[it:angry]] [[kk:angry]] [[hu:angry]] [[pt:angry]] [[fi:angry]] [[ta:angry]] [[vi:angry]] [[uk:angry]] [[zh:angry]] 11599 2006-10-29T18:08:28Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:angry]] {{BE850}} <br> {{wotd|2006|03|15}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|angry|angrier|angriest}} # Upset in an aggressive way. #: ''He embarrassed her, so she was angry.'' # Bright [[red]]. #: ''He had an angry wound.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''upset'') [[irate]], [[boiling]], [[mad]], [[raging]], [[infuriated]], [[livid]], [[fuming]], [[heated]], [[cross]], [[furious]], [[incensed]], [[enraged]], [[outraged]], [[irritated]], [[annoyed]], [[exasperated]], [[aggravated]], [[maddened]], [[frustrated]], [[cheesed off]], [[put out]], [[pissed]], [[pissed off]], [[ticked]], [[ticked off]], [[riled]], [[riled up]], [[provoked]], [[agitated]] *(''bright red'') [[crimson]], [[scarlet]], [[brick]], [[fire-engine red]] ===Antonyms=== *(''irate'') [[calm]], [[tranquil]], [[cool]], [[composed]], [[unruffled]] ===Related words=== *[[anger]] *[[rage]] *[[righteous indignation]] ===See also=== *[[emotion]] *[[hot]] {{emotions}} [[ang:angry]] [[de:angry]] [[el:angry]] [[en:angry]] [[fr:angry]] [[gl:angry]] [[hy:angry]] [[io:angry]] [[it:angry]] [[kk:angry]] [[hu:angry]] [[pt:angry]] [[ru:angry]] [[fi:angry]] [[ta:angry]] [[vi:angry]] [[uk:angry]] [[zh:angry]] 12860 2006-11-27T13:38:22Z Coppertwig 139 picture {{BE850}} <br> {{wotd|2006|03|15}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|angry|angrier|angriest}} [[Image:Angry smiley.svg|thumb]] # Upset in an aggressive way. #: ''He embarrassed her, so she was angry.'' # Bright [[red]]. #: ''He had an angry wound.'' <br style="clear:both"/> ===Synonyms=== *(''upset'') [[irate]], [[boiling]], [[mad]], [[raging]], [[infuriated]], [[livid]], [[fuming]], [[heated]], [[cross]], [[furious]], [[incensed]], [[enraged]], [[outraged]], [[irritated]], [[annoyed]], [[exasperated]], [[aggravated]], [[maddened]], [[frustrated]], [[cheesed off]], [[put out]], [[pissed]], [[pissed off]], [[ticked]], [[ticked off]], [[riled]], [[riled up]], [[provoked]], [[agitated]] *(''bright red'') [[crimson]], [[scarlet]], [[brick]], [[fire-engine red]] ===Antonyms=== *(''irate'') [[calm]], [[tranquil]], [[cool]], [[composed]], [[unruffled]] ===Related words=== *[[anger]] *[[rage]] *[[righteous indignation]] ===See also=== *[[emotion]] *[[hot]] {{emotions}} [[ang:angry]] [[de:angry]] [[el:angry]] [[en:angry]] [[fr:angry]] [[gl:angry]] [[hy:angry]] [[io:angry]] [[it:angry]] [[kk:angry]] [[hu:angry]] [[pt:angry]] [[ru:angry]] [[fi:angry]] [[ta:angry]] [[vi:angry]] [[uk:angry]] [[zh:angry]] 12862 2006-11-27T13:45:46Z Coppertwig 139 move picture {{BE850}} <br> {{wotd|2006|03|15}} __NOTOC__ <br style="clear:both"/> ==Adjective== {{adjective|angry|angrier|angriest}} [[Image:Angry smiley.svg|thumb]] # Upset in an aggressive way. #: ''He embarrassed her, so she was angry.'' # Bright [[red]]. #: ''He had an angry wound.'' <br style="clear:both"/> ===Synonyms=== *(''upset'') [[irate]], [[boiling]], [[mad]], [[raging]], [[infuriated]], [[livid]], [[fuming]], [[heated]], [[cross]], [[furious]], [[incensed]], [[enraged]], [[outraged]], [[irritated]], [[annoyed]], [[exasperated]], [[aggravated]], [[maddened]], [[frustrated]], [[cheesed off]], [[put out]], [[pissed]], [[pissed off]], [[ticked]], [[ticked off]], [[riled]], [[riled up]], [[provoked]], [[agitated]] *(''bright red'') [[crimson]], [[scarlet]], [[brick]], [[fire-engine red]] ===Antonyms=== *(''irate'') [[calm]], [[tranquil]], [[cool]], [[composed]], [[unruffled]] ===Related words=== *[[anger]] *[[rage]] *[[righteous indignation]] ===See also=== *[[emotion]] *[[hot]] {{emotions}} [[ang:angry]] [[de:angry]] [[el:angry]] [[en:angry]] [[fr:angry]] [[gl:angry]] [[hy:angry]] [[io:angry]] [[it:angry]] [[kk:angry]] [[hu:angry]] [[pt:angry]] [[ru:angry]] [[fi:angry]] [[ta:angry]] [[vi:angry]] [[uk:angry]] [[zh:angry]] 13549 2006-12-10T09:53:09Z 58.152.139.78 /* Adjective */ {{BE850}} <br> {{wotd|2006|03|15}} __NOTOC__ <br style="clear:both"/> ==Adjective== {{adjective|angry|angrier|angriest}} [[Image:Angry smiley.svg|thumb]] # Upset in an aggressive way. #: ''He embarrassed her, so she was angry.'' # Very clear. #: ''He had an angry wound.'' <br style="clear:both"/> ===Synonyms=== *(''upset'') [[irate]], [[boiling]], [[mad]], [[raging]], [[infuriated]], [[livid]], [[fuming]], [[heated]], [[cross]], [[furious]], [[incensed]], [[enraged]], [[outraged]], [[irritated]], [[annoyed]], [[exasperated]], [[aggravated]], [[maddened]], [[frustrated]], [[cheesed off]], [[put out]], [[pissed]], [[pissed off]], [[ticked]], [[ticked off]], [[riled]], [[riled up]], [[provoked]], [[agitated]] *(''bright red'') [[crimson]], [[scarlet]], [[brick]], [[fire-engine red]] ===Antonyms=== *(''irate'') [[calm]], [[tranquil]], [[cool]], [[composed]], [[unruffled]] ===Related words=== *[[anger]] *[[rage]] *[[righteous indignation]] ===See also=== *[[emotion]] *[[hot]] {{emotions}} [[ang:angry]] [[de:angry]] [[el:angry]] [[en:angry]] [[fr:angry]] [[gl:angry]] [[hy:angry]] [[io:angry]] [[it:angry]] [[kk:angry]] [[hu:angry]] [[pt:angry]] [[ru:angry]] [[fi:angry]] [[ta:angry]] [[vi:angry]] [[uk:angry]] [[zh:angry]] 13556 2006-12-10T12:00:59Z Brett 77 {{BE850}} <br> {{wotd|2006|03|15}} __NOTOC__ <br style="clear:both"/> ==Adjective== {{adjective|angry|angrier|angriest}} [[Image:Angry smiley.svg|thumb]] # Upset in an aggressive way. #: ''He embarrassed her, so she was angry.'' # [[Painful]], red, and [[infect]]ed. #: ''He had an angry wound.'' <br style="clear:both"/> ===Synonyms=== *(''upset'') [[irate]], [[boiling]], [[mad]], [[raging]], [[infuriated]], [[livid]], [[fuming]], [[heated]], [[cross]], [[furious]], [[incensed]], [[enraged]], [[outraged]], [[irritated]], [[annoyed]], [[exasperated]], [[aggravated]], [[maddened]], [[frustrated]], [[cheesed off]], [[put out]], [[pissed]], [[pissed off]], [[ticked]], [[ticked off]], [[riled]], [[riled up]], [[provoked]], [[agitated]] *(''bright red'') [[crimson]], [[scarlet]], [[brick]], [[fire-engine red]] ===Antonyms=== *(''irate'') [[calm]], [[tranquil]], [[cool]], [[composed]], [[unruffled]] ===Related words=== *[[anger]] *[[rage]] *[[righteous indignation]] ===See also=== *[[emotion]] *[[hot]] {{emotions}} [[ang:angry]] [[de:angry]] [[el:angry]] [[en:angry]] [[fr:angry]] [[gl:angry]] [[hy:angry]] [[io:angry]] [[it:angry]] [[kk:angry]] [[hu:angry]] [[pt:angry]] [[ru:angry]] [[fi:angry]] [[ta:angry]] [[vi:angry]] [[uk:angry]] [[zh:angry]] 13557 2006-12-10T12:02:49Z Brett 77 various changes {{BE850}} <br> {{wotd|2006|03|15}} __NOTOC__ <br style="clear:both"/> ==Adjective== {{adjective|angry|angrier|angriest}} [[Image:Angry smiley.svg|thumb]] # [[upset|Upset]] in an [[aggressive]] way. #: ''He embarrassed her, so she was '''angry'''.'' # [[Painful]], red, and [[infect]]ed. #: ''He had an '''angry''' wound.'' <br style="clear:both"/> ===Synonyms=== *(''upset'') [[irate]], [[boiling]], [[mad]], [[raging]], [[infuriated]], [[livid]], [[fuming]], [[heated]], [[cross]], [[furious]], [[incensed]], [[enraged]], [[outraged]], [[irritated]], [[annoyed]], [[exasperated]], [[aggravated]], [[maddened]], [[frustrated]], [[cheesed off]], [[put out]], [[pissed]], [[pissed off]], [[ticked]], [[ticked off]], [[riled]], [[riled up]], [[provoked]], [[agitated]] ===Antonyms=== *(''upset'') [[calm]], [[tranquil]], [[cool]], [[composed]], [[unruffled]] ===Related words=== *[[anger]] *[[rage]] ===See also=== *[[emotion]] *[[hot]] {{emotions}} [[ang:angry]] [[de:angry]] [[el:angry]] [[en:angry]] [[fr:angry]] [[gl:angry]] [[hy:angry]] [[io:angry]] [[it:angry]] [[kk:angry]] [[hu:angry]] [[pt:angry]] [[ru:angry]] [[fi:angry]] [[ta:angry]] [[vi:angry]] [[uk:angry]] [[zh:angry]] 13655 2006-12-11T17:12:54Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:angry]] {{BE850}} <br> {{wotd|2006|03|15}} __NOTOC__ <br style="clear:both"/> ==Adjective== {{adjective|angry|angrier|angriest}} [[Image:Angry smiley.svg|thumb]] # [[upset|Upset]] in an [[aggressive]] way. #: ''He embarrassed her, so she was '''angry'''.'' # [[Painful]], red, and [[infect]]ed. #: ''He had an '''angry''' wound.'' <br style="clear:both"/> ===Synonyms=== *(''upset'') [[irate]], [[boiling]], [[mad]], [[raging]], [[infuriated]], [[livid]], [[fuming]], [[heated]], [[cross]], [[furious]], [[incensed]], [[enraged]], [[outraged]], [[irritated]], [[annoyed]], [[exasperated]], [[aggravated]], [[maddened]], [[frustrated]], [[cheesed off]], [[put out]], [[pissed]], [[pissed off]], [[ticked]], [[ticked off]], [[riled]], [[riled up]], [[provoked]], [[agitated]] ===Antonyms=== *(''upset'') [[calm]], [[tranquil]], [[cool]], [[composed]], [[unruffled]] ===Related words=== *[[anger]] *[[rage]] ===See also=== *[[emotion]] *[[hot]] {{emotions}} [[ang:angry]] [[de:angry]] [[el:angry]] [[en:angry]] [[fa:angry]] [[fr:angry]] [[gl:angry]] [[hy:angry]] [[io:angry]] [[it:angry]] [[kk:angry]] [[hu:angry]] [[pt:angry]] [[ru:angry]] [[fi:angry]] [[ta:angry]] [[vi:angry]] [[uk:angry]] [[zh:angry]] 2345 5871 2006-03-13T05:22:51Z Cromwellt 61 created page {{wotd|2006|03|16}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # Something that could hurt. #: ''The cliff was a danger.'' # The state of being under threat. #: ''She was in danger.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''something that could hurt'') [[threat]], [[menace]], [[hazard]] *(''state of threat'') [[risk]], [[peril]], [[jeopardy]] ===Antonyms=== *(''something that could hurt'') [[protection]], [[shelter]] *(''state of threat'') [[safety]], [[security]], [[protection]], [[shelter]], [[well-being]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[dangerous]] ===See also=== *[[death-defying]] *[[death]] *[[stunt]] [[en:danger]] 7457 2006-07-19T01:55:59Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ang, de, el, et, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ru, uk, vi, zh {{wotd|2006|03|16}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # Something that could hurt. #: ''The cliff was a danger.'' # The state of being under threat. #: ''She was in danger.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''something that could hurt'') [[threat]], [[menace]], [[hazard]] *(''state of threat'') [[risk]], [[peril]], [[jeopardy]] ===Antonyms=== *(''something that could hurt'') [[protection]], [[shelter]] *(''state of threat'') [[safety]], [[security]], [[protection]], [[shelter]], [[well-being]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[dangerous]] ===See also=== *[[death-defying]] *[[death]] *[[stunt]] [[ang:danger]] [[de:danger]] [[et:danger]] [[el:danger]] [[en:danger]] [[fr:danger]] [[io:danger]] [[it:danger]] [[hu:danger]] [[ru:danger]] [[fi:danger]] [[vi:danger]] [[uk:danger]] [[zh:danger]] 7925 2006-07-22T18:38:30Z Brett 77 {{wotd|2006|03|16}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Hazard_T.svg|thumb|a danger sign]] # Something that could hurt. #: ''The cliff was a danger.'' # The state of being under threat. #: ''She was in danger.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''something that could hurt'') [[threat]], [[menace]], [[hazard]] *(''state of threat'') [[risk]], [[peril]], [[jeopardy]] ===Antonyms=== *(''something that could hurt'') [[protection]], [[shelter]] *(''state of threat'') [[safety]], [[security]], [[protection]], [[shelter]], [[well-being]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[dangerous]] ===See also=== *[[death-defying]] *[[death]] *[[stunt]] [[ang:danger]] [[de:danger]] [[et:danger]] [[el:danger]] [[en:danger]] [[fr:danger]] [[io:danger]] [[it:danger]] [[hu:danger]] [[ru:danger]] [[fi:danger]] [[vi:danger]] [[uk:danger]] [[zh:danger]] 8901 2006-08-21T20:18:23Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ta {{wotd|2006|03|16}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Hazard_T.svg|thumb|a danger sign]] # Something that could hurt. #: ''The cliff was a danger.'' # The state of being under threat. #: ''She was in danger.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''something that could hurt'') [[threat]], [[menace]], [[hazard]] *(''state of threat'') [[risk]], [[peril]], [[jeopardy]] ===Antonyms=== *(''something that could hurt'') [[protection]], [[shelter]] *(''state of threat'') [[safety]], [[security]], [[protection]], [[shelter]], [[well-being]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[dangerous]] ===See also=== *[[death-defying]] *[[death]] *[[stunt]] [[ang:danger]] [[de:danger]] [[et:danger]] [[el:danger]] [[en:danger]] [[fr:danger]] [[io:danger]] [[it:danger]] [[hu:danger]] [[ru:danger]] [[fi:danger]] [[ta:danger]] [[vi:danger]] [[uk:danger]] [[zh:danger]] 9541 2006-09-10T12:04:48Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy {{wotd|2006|03|16}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Hazard_T.svg|thumb|a danger sign]] # Something that could hurt. #: ''The cliff was a danger.'' # The state of being under threat. #: ''She was in danger.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''something that could hurt'') [[threat]], [[menace]], [[hazard]] *(''state of threat'') [[risk]], [[peril]], [[jeopardy]] ===Antonyms=== *(''something that could hurt'') [[protection]], [[shelter]] *(''state of threat'') [[safety]], [[security]], [[protection]], [[shelter]], [[well-being]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[dangerous]] ===See also=== *[[death-defying]] *[[death]] *[[stunt]] [[ang:danger]] [[de:danger]] [[et:danger]] [[el:danger]] [[en:danger]] [[fr:danger]] [[hy:danger]] [[io:danger]] [[it:danger]] [[hu:danger]] [[ru:danger]] [[fi:danger]] [[ta:danger]] [[vi:danger]] [[uk:danger]] [[zh:danger]] 10671 2006-10-09T21:51:15Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:danger]] {{wotd|2006|03|16}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Hazard_T.svg|thumb|a danger sign]] # Something that could hurt. #: ''The cliff was a danger.'' # The state of being under threat. #: ''She was in danger.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''something that could hurt'') [[threat]], [[menace]], [[hazard]] *(''state of threat'') [[risk]], [[peril]], [[jeopardy]] ===Antonyms=== *(''something that could hurt'') [[protection]], [[shelter]] *(''state of threat'') [[safety]], [[security]], [[protection]], [[shelter]], [[well-being]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[dangerous]] ===See also=== *[[death-defying]] *[[death]] *[[stunt]] [[ang:danger]] [[de:danger]] [[et:danger]] [[el:danger]] [[en:danger]] [[fr:danger]] [[hy:danger]] [[io:danger]] [[it:danger]] [[kk:danger]] [[hu:danger]] [[ru:danger]] [[fi:danger]] [[ta:danger]] [[vi:danger]] [[uk:danger]] [[zh:danger]] 2346 5872 2006-03-13T05:24:56Z Cromwellt 61 created wotd <big>'''danger'''</big> <small>noun</small> # Something that could hurt. #: ''The cliff was a danger.'' # The state of being under threat. #: ''She was in danger.'' <small>[[danger|Read full entry]]</small> 5873 2006-03-13T05:25:22Z Cromwellt 61 added links <big>'''danger'''</big> <small>noun</small> # Something that could [[hurt]]. #: ''The cliff was a danger.'' # The state of being under [[threat]]. #: ''She was in danger.'' <small>[[danger|Read full entry]]</small> 5926 2006-03-13T08:49:55Z Cromwellt 61 capitalized part of speech <big>'''danger'''</big> <small>Noun</small> # Something that could [[hurt]]. #: ''The cliff was a danger.'' # The state of being under [[threat]]. #: ''She was in danger.'' <small>[[danger|Read full entry]]</small> 2347 5874 2006-03-13T05:29:35Z Cromwellt 61 created template for mass nouns {| border=0 width=100% |- |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=100%| Mass noun<br> '''{{{1|{{PAGENAME}}}}}''' [[Category:Nouns]] |} 5997 2006-03-13T18:01:35Z H2g2bob 43 added mass nouns category {| border=0 width=100% |- |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=100%| Mass noun<br> '''{{{1|{{PAGENAME}}}}}''' [[Category:Nouns]] [[Category:Mass nouns]] |} 6731 2006-05-28T18:59:04Z Cromwellt 61 omitted template from cat {| border=0 width=100% |- |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=100%| Mass noun<br> '''{{{1|{{PAGENAME}}}}}''' |} <includeonly>[[Category:Nouns]] [[Category:Mass nouns]]</includeonly> 7879 2006-07-22T14:06:33Z Brett 77 ''Mass noun'' <includeonly>[[Category:Nouns]] [[Category:Mass nouns]]</includeonly> 12550 2006-11-19T17:12:43Z Brett 77 ''non-count'' <includeonly>[[Category:Nouns]] [[Category:Mass nouns]]</includeonly> 2348 5881 2006-03-13T05:53:19Z Cromwellt 61 created wotd <big>'''duck'''</big> <small>noun</small> # a [[bird]] that [[swim]]s and says "[[quack]]!" #:We saw three '''ducks''' in the park lake. <small>verb</small> # to [[lower]] your [[head]] so that it doesn't [[hit]] something. #:Remember to '''duck''' when the boat goes under the bridge. <small>[[and|Read full entry]]</small> 5886 2006-03-13T06:12:36Z Cromwellt 61 fixed link <big>'''duck'''</big> <small>noun</small> # a [[bird]] that [[swim]]s and says "[[quack]]!" #:We saw three '''ducks''' in the park lake. <small>verb</small> # to [[lower]] your [[head]] so that it doesn't [[hit]] something. #:Remember to '''duck''' when the boat goes under the bridge. <small>[[duck|Read full entry]]</small> 6023 2006-03-16T00:59:52Z H2g2bob 43 <big>'''duck'''</big> <small>noun</small> {{wotd pic|duck.jpg}} # a [[bird]] that [[swim]]s and says "[[quack]]!" #:We saw three '''ducks''' in the park lake. <small>verb</small> # to [[lower]] your [[head]] so that it doesn't [[hit]] something. #:Remember to '''duck''' when the boat goes under the bridge. <small>[[duck|Read full entry]]</small> 6025 2006-03-16T01:02:08Z H2g2bob 43 <big>'''duck'''</big> <small>noun</small> # a [[bird]] that [[swim]]s and says "[[quack]]!" #:We saw three '''ducks''' in the park lake. <small>verb</small> # to [[lower]] your [[head]] so that it doesn't [[hit]] something. #:Remember to '''duck''' when the boat goes under the bridge. <small>[[duck|Read full entry]]</small> 2349 5882 2006-03-13T06:02:17Z Cromwellt 61 created wotd <big>'''young'''</big> <small>adjective</small> # In [[early]] [[growth]] or [[life]]. #:''She was only a '''young''' girl''. # Part of early life. #:''They were friends from his '''young''' manhood''. <small>noun</small> # [[baby|Babies]] or [[offspring]]. #:''Animals protect their '''young'''''. <small>[[young|Read full entry]]</small> 2350 5884 2006-03-13T06:10:16Z Cromwellt 61 created entry, wotd {{wotd|2006|03|19}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:umbrella.jpg|thumb|An umbrella]] # A [[handheld]] tool to stay [[dry]], held over the head. Usually made of [[plastic]]. #: ''I use my '''umbrella''' when it rains.'' # (''[[figurative]]'') The [[imaginary]] shape of a large [[organization]]. #: ''The store was under the company '''umbrella'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''tool'') [[parasol]] ===See also=== *[[raincoat]] *[[jurisdiction]] *[[shape]] [[en:umbrella]] 7759 2006-07-19T12:57:32Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, ta, tr, zh {{wotd|2006|03|19}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:umbrella.jpg|thumb|An umbrella]] # A [[handheld]] tool to stay [[dry]], held over the head. Usually made of [[plastic]]. #: ''I use my '''umbrella''' when it rains.'' # (''[[figurative]]'') The [[imaginary]] shape of a large [[organization]]. #: ''The store was under the company '''umbrella'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''tool'') [[parasol]] ===See also=== *[[raincoat]] *[[jurisdiction]] *[[shape]] [[en:umbrella]] [[fr:umbrella]] [[io:umbrella]] [[it:umbrella]] [[hu:umbrella]] [[ja:umbrella]] [[fi:umbrella]] [[ta:umbrella]] [[tr:umbrella]] [[zh:umbrella]] 8084 2006-07-25T11:31:47Z 80.178.220.35 {{wotd|2006|03|19}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Umbrella.png|thumb|An umbrella]] # A [[handheld]] tool to stay [[dry]], held over the head. Usually made of [[plastic]]. #: ''I use my '''umbrella''' when it rains.'' # (''[[figurative]]'') The [[imaginary]] shape of a large [[organization]]. #: ''The store was under the company '''umbrella'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''tool'') [[parasol]] ===See also=== *[[raincoat]] *[[jurisdiction]] *[[shape]] [[en:umbrella]] [[fr:umbrella]] [[io:umbrella]] [[it:umbrella]] [[hu:umbrella]] [[ja:umbrella]] [[fi:umbrella]] [[ta:umbrella]] [[tr:umbrella]] [[zh:umbrella]] 8695 2006-08-13T19:47:50Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi {{wotd|2006|03|19}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Umbrella.png|thumb|An umbrella]] # A [[handheld]] tool to stay [[dry]], held over the head. Usually made of [[plastic]]. #: ''I use my '''umbrella''' when it rains.'' # (''[[figurative]]'') The [[imaginary]] shape of a large [[organization]]. #: ''The store was under the company '''umbrella'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''tool'') [[parasol]] ===See also=== *[[raincoat]] *[[jurisdiction]] *[[shape]] [[en:umbrella]] [[fr:umbrella]] [[io:umbrella]] [[it:umbrella]] [[hu:umbrella]] [[ja:umbrella]] [[fi:umbrella]] [[ta:umbrella]] [[vi:umbrella]] [[tr:umbrella]] [[zh:umbrella]] 9183 2006-08-22T05:06:35Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, uk {{wotd|2006|03|19}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Umbrella.png|thumb|An umbrella]] # A [[handheld]] tool to stay [[dry]], held over the head. Usually made of [[plastic]]. #: ''I use my '''umbrella''' when it rains.'' # (''[[figurative]]'') The [[imaginary]] shape of a large [[organization]]. #: ''The store was under the company '''umbrella'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''tool'') [[parasol]] ===See also=== *[[raincoat]] *[[jurisdiction]] *[[shape]] [[de:umbrella]] [[en:umbrella]] [[fr:umbrella]] [[io:umbrella]] [[it:umbrella]] [[hu:umbrella]] [[ja:umbrella]] [[fi:umbrella]] [[ta:umbrella]] [[vi:umbrella]] [[tr:umbrella]] [[uk:umbrella]] [[zh:umbrella]] 10258 2006-09-24T14:16:59Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[hy:umbrella]] {{wotd|2006|03|19}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Umbrella.png|thumb|An umbrella]] # A [[handheld]] tool to stay [[dry]], held over the head. Usually made of [[plastic]]. #: ''I use my '''umbrella''' when it rains.'' # (''[[figurative]]'') The [[imaginary]] shape of a large [[organization]]. #: ''The store was under the company '''umbrella'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''tool'') [[parasol]] ===See also=== *[[raincoat]] *[[jurisdiction]] *[[shape]] [[de:umbrella]] [[en:umbrella]] [[fr:umbrella]] [[hy:umbrella]] [[io:umbrella]] [[it:umbrella]] [[hu:umbrella]] [[ja:umbrella]] [[fi:umbrella]] [[ta:umbrella]] [[vi:umbrella]] [[tr:umbrella]] [[uk:umbrella]] [[zh:umbrella]] 10824 2006-10-11T14:15:07Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:umbrella]] {{wotd|2006|03|19}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Umbrella.png|thumb|An umbrella]] # A [[handheld]] tool to stay [[dry]], held over the head. Usually made of [[plastic]]. #: ''I use my '''umbrella''' when it rains.'' # (''[[figurative]]'') The [[imaginary]] shape of a large [[organization]]. #: ''The store was under the company '''umbrella'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''tool'') [[parasol]] ===See also=== *[[raincoat]] *[[jurisdiction]] *[[shape]] [[de:umbrella]] [[en:umbrella]] [[fr:umbrella]] [[hy:umbrella]] [[io:umbrella]] [[it:umbrella]] [[kk:umbrella]] [[hu:umbrella]] [[ja:umbrella]] [[fi:umbrella]] [[ta:umbrella]] [[vi:umbrella]] [[tr:umbrella]] [[uk:umbrella]] [[zh:umbrella]] 11357 2006-10-19T01:21:58Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:umbrella]] {{wotd|2006|03|19}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Umbrella.png|thumb|An umbrella]] # A [[handheld]] tool to stay [[dry]], held over the head. Usually made of [[plastic]]. #: ''I use my '''umbrella''' when it rains.'' # (''[[figurative]]'') The [[imaginary]] shape of a large [[organization]]. #: ''The store was under the company '''umbrella'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''tool'') [[parasol]] ===See also=== *[[raincoat]] *[[jurisdiction]] *[[shape]] [[de:umbrella]] [[en:umbrella]] [[fr:umbrella]] [[hy:umbrella]] [[io:umbrella]] [[it:umbrella]] [[kk:umbrella]] [[hu:umbrella]] [[ja:umbrella]] [[ru:umbrella]] [[fi:umbrella]] [[ta:umbrella]] [[vi:umbrella]] [[tr:umbrella]] [[uk:umbrella]] [[zh:umbrella]] 13272 2006-12-03T21:17:32Z Coppertwig 139 /* Noun */ changing words to BE850 {{wotd|2006|03|19}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Umbrella.png|thumb|An umbrella]] # An instrument to keep a person [[dry]], that a person uses with one hand and keeps over their head. #: ''I use my '''umbrella''' when it rains.'' # (''[[figurative]]'') An [[organization]] that is a [[leader]] of other organizations. #: ''The store was under the company '''umbrella'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''tool'') [[parasol]] ===See also=== *[[raincoat]] *[[jurisdiction]] *[[shape]] [[de:umbrella]] [[en:umbrella]] [[fr:umbrella]] [[hy:umbrella]] [[io:umbrella]] [[it:umbrella]] [[kk:umbrella]] [[hu:umbrella]] [[ja:umbrella]] [[ru:umbrella]] [[fi:umbrella]] [[ta:umbrella]] [[vi:umbrella]] [[tr:umbrella]] [[uk:umbrella]] [[zh:umbrella]] 13274 2006-12-03T21:22:44Z Coppertwig 139 BE850 mark {{BE850}} {{wotd|2006|03|19}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Umbrella.png|thumb|An umbrella]] # An instrument to keep a person [[dry]], that a person uses with one hand and keeps over their head. #: ''I use my '''umbrella''' when it rains.'' # (''[[figurative]]'') An [[organization]] that is a [[leader]] of other organizations. #: ''The store was under the company '''umbrella'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''tool'') [[parasol]] ===See also=== *[[raincoat]] *[[jurisdiction]] *[[shape]] [[de:umbrella]] [[en:umbrella]] [[fr:umbrella]] [[hy:umbrella]] [[io:umbrella]] [[it:umbrella]] [[kk:umbrella]] [[hu:umbrella]] [[ja:umbrella]] [[ru:umbrella]] [[fi:umbrella]] [[ta:umbrella]] [[vi:umbrella]] [[tr:umbrella]] [[uk:umbrella]] [[zh:umbrella]] 13277 2006-12-03T21:35:47Z Coppertwig 139 changing words {{BE850}} {{wotd|2006|03|19}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Umbrella.png|thumb|An umbrella]] # An instrument to keep a person [[dry]], that a person uses with one hand and keeps over their head. #: ''I use my '''umbrella''' when it rains.'' # (''[[figurative]]'') An [[organization]] that [[control]]s other organizations. #: ''The store was under the company '''umbrella'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''tool'') [[parasol]] ===See also=== *[[raincoat]] *[[jurisdiction]] *[[shape]] [[de:umbrella]] [[en:umbrella]] [[fr:umbrella]] [[hy:umbrella]] [[io:umbrella]] [[it:umbrella]] [[kk:umbrella]] [[hu:umbrella]] [[ja:umbrella]] [[ru:umbrella]] [[fi:umbrella]] [[ta:umbrella]] [[vi:umbrella]] [[tr:umbrella]] [[uk:umbrella]] [[zh:umbrella]] 2351 5885 2006-03-13T06:11:03Z Cromwellt 61 created wotd <big>'''umbrella'''</big> <small>noun</small> # A [[handheld]] tool to stay [[dry]], held over the head. Usually made of [[plastic]]. #: ''I use my '''umbrella''' when it rains.'' # (''[[figurative]]'') The [[imaginary]] shape of a large [[organization]]. #: ''The store was under the company '''umbrella'''.'' <small>[[umbrella|Read full entry]]</small> 6059 2006-03-19T22:24:23Z Cromwellt 61 added image {{wotd pic|Image:umbrella.jpg}} <big>'''umbrella'''</big> <small>noun</small> # A [[handheld]] tool to stay [[dry]], held over the head. Usually made of [[plastic]]. #: ''I use my '''umbrella''' when it rains.'' # (''[[figurative]]'') The [[imaginary]] shape of a large [[organization]]. #: ''The store was under the company '''umbrella'''.'' <small>[[umbrella|Read full entry]]</small> 6060 2006-03-19T22:25:59Z Cromwellt 61 removing image: it makes the wotd box cover the whole top of the main page! <big>'''umbrella'''</big> <small>noun</small> # A [[handheld]] tool to stay [[dry]], held over the head. Usually made of [[plastic]]. #: ''I use my '''umbrella''' when it rains.'' # (''[[figurative]]'') The [[imaginary]] shape of a large [[organization]]. #: ''The store was under the company '''umbrella'''.'' <small>[[umbrella|Read full entry]]</small> 2352 5888 2006-03-13T06:14:18Z Cromwellt 61 wotd <big>'''cat'''</big> <small>conjunction</small> # A [[domestic]] [[animal]] often kept as a [[pet]]; it has [[whisker]]s and likes to chase [[mice]]. #:''Our pet cat has just had kittens.'' # Many different [[wild]] animals that are related to the domestic cat. #:''Lions and tigers are big cats.'' <small>[[cat|Read full entry]]</small> 2353 5889 2006-03-13T06:20:15Z Cromwellt 61 created entry, wotd {{wotd|2006|03|21}} ==Preposition== '''under''' # In a [[position]] [[below]]. #: ''They ate under the trees.'' # Below the [[supervision]] of. #: ''He was under the boss.'' # In the [[middle]] of a [[process]]; experiencing. #: ''The idea is under consideration.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''below'') [[below]], [[underneath]], [[on the bottom of]], [[beneath]], [[inferior]], [[lower]] *(''subordinate'') [[subordinate]], [[inferior]] *(''experiencing'') [[experiencing]], [[undergoing]] ===Antonyms=== *(''below'') [[above]], [[over]], [[on top of]] *(''subordinate to'') [[superior]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[Down Under]] *[[under-]] *[[undercook]] *[[underdog]] *[[underhanded]] *[[underhandedly]] *[[underpaid]] *[[underwear]] *[[underwhelming]] *[[underwhelmed]] *[[under construction]] *[[under the radar]] ===See also=== *[[bottom]] *[[top]] *[[down]] *[[low]] [[Category:Prepositions]] [[en:under]] 5890 2006-03-13T06:21:41Z Cromwellt 61 fixed synonyms and antonyms {{wotd|2006|03|21}} ==Preposition== '''under''' # In a [[position]] [[below]]. #: ''They ate under the trees.'' # Below the [[supervision]] of. #: ''He was under the boss.'' # In the [[middle]] of a [[process]]; experiencing. #: ''The idea is under consideration.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''in a position below'') [[below]], [[underneath]], [[on the bottom of]], [[beneath]], [[inferior]], [[lower]] *(''below the supervision of'') [[subordinate]], [[inferior]] *(''experiencing'') [[experiencing]], [[undergoing]] ===Antonyms=== *(''in a position below'') [[above]], [[over]], [[on top of]] *(''below the supervision of'') [[superior]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[Down Under]] *[[under-]] *[[undercook]] *[[underdog]] *[[underhanded]] *[[underhandedly]] *[[underpaid]] *[[underwear]] *[[underwhelming]] *[[underwhelmed]] *[[under construction]] *[[under the radar]] ===See also=== *[[bottom]] *[[top]] *[[down]] *[[low]] [[Category:Prepositions]] [[en:under]] 7758 2006-07-19T12:55:42Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, no, pt, sv, ta, zh {{wotd|2006|03|21}} ==Preposition== '''under''' # In a [[position]] [[below]]. #: ''They ate under the trees.'' # Below the [[supervision]] of. #: ''He was under the boss.'' # In the [[middle]] of a [[process]]; experiencing. #: ''The idea is under consideration.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''in a position below'') [[below]], [[underneath]], [[on the bottom of]], [[beneath]], [[inferior]], [[lower]] *(''below the supervision of'') [[subordinate]], [[inferior]] *(''experiencing'') [[experiencing]], [[undergoing]] ===Antonyms=== *(''in a position below'') [[above]], [[over]], [[on top of]] *(''below the supervision of'') [[superior]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[Down Under]] *[[under-]] *[[undercook]] *[[underdog]] *[[underhanded]] *[[underhandedly]] *[[underpaid]] *[[underwear]] *[[underwhelming]] *[[underwhelmed]] *[[under construction]] *[[under the radar]] ===See also=== *[[bottom]] *[[top]] *[[down]] *[[low]] [[Category:Prepositions]] [[en:under]] [[fr:under]] [[io:under]] [[it:under]] [[hu:under]] [[ja:under]] [[no:under]] [[pt:under]] [[fi:under]] [[sv:under]] [[ta:under]] [[zh:under]] 9806 2006-09-10T14:55:17Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: el {{wotd|2006|03|21}} ==Preposition== '''under''' # In a [[position]] [[below]]. #: ''They ate under the trees.'' # Below the [[supervision]] of. #: ''He was under the boss.'' # In the [[middle]] of a [[process]]; experiencing. #: ''The idea is under consideration.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''in a position below'') [[below]], [[underneath]], [[on the bottom of]], [[beneath]], [[inferior]], [[lower]] *(''below the supervision of'') [[subordinate]], [[inferior]] *(''experiencing'') [[experiencing]], [[undergoing]] ===Antonyms=== *(''in a position below'') [[above]], [[over]], [[on top of]] *(''below the supervision of'') [[superior]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[Down Under]] *[[under-]] *[[undercook]] *[[underdog]] *[[underhanded]] *[[underhandedly]] *[[underpaid]] *[[underwear]] *[[underwhelming]] *[[underwhelmed]] *[[under construction]] *[[under the radar]] ===See also=== *[[bottom]] *[[top]] *[[down]] *[[low]] [[Category:Prepositions]] [[el:under]] [[en:under]] [[fr:under]] [[io:under]] [[it:under]] [[hu:under]] [[ja:under]] [[no:under]] [[pt:under]] [[fi:under]] [[sv:under]] [[ta:under]] [[zh:under]] 11026 2006-10-14T11:15:10Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:under]], [[uk:under]], [[vi:under]] {{wotd|2006|03|21}} ==Preposition== '''under''' # In a [[position]] [[below]]. #: ''They ate under the trees.'' # Below the [[supervision]] of. #: ''He was under the boss.'' # In the [[middle]] of a [[process]]; experiencing. #: ''The idea is under consideration.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''in a position below'') [[below]], [[underneath]], [[on the bottom of]], [[beneath]], [[inferior]], [[lower]] *(''below the supervision of'') [[subordinate]], [[inferior]] *(''experiencing'') [[experiencing]], [[undergoing]] ===Antonyms=== *(''in a position below'') [[above]], [[over]], [[on top of]] *(''below the supervision of'') [[superior]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[Down Under]] *[[under-]] *[[undercook]] *[[underdog]] *[[underhanded]] *[[underhandedly]] *[[underpaid]] *[[underwear]] *[[underwhelming]] *[[underwhelmed]] *[[under construction]] *[[under the radar]] ===See also=== *[[bottom]] *[[top]] *[[down]] *[[low]] [[Category:Prepositions]] [[el:under]] [[en:under]] [[fr:under]] [[io:under]] [[it:under]] [[kk:under]] [[hu:under]] [[ja:under]] [[no:under]] [[pt:under]] [[fi:under]] [[sv:under]] [[ta:under]] [[vi:under]] [[uk:under]] [[zh:under]] 12778 2006-11-26T23:10:37Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[pl:under]] {{wotd|2006|03|21}} ==Preposition== '''under''' # In a [[position]] [[below]]. #: ''They ate under the trees.'' # Below the [[supervision]] of. #: ''He was under the boss.'' # In the [[middle]] of a [[process]]; experiencing. #: ''The idea is under consideration.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''in a position below'') [[below]], [[underneath]], [[on the bottom of]], [[beneath]], [[inferior]], [[lower]] *(''below the supervision of'') [[subordinate]], [[inferior]] *(''experiencing'') [[experiencing]], [[undergoing]] ===Antonyms=== *(''in a position below'') [[above]], [[over]], [[on top of]] *(''below the supervision of'') [[superior]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[Down Under]] *[[under-]] *[[undercook]] *[[underdog]] *[[underhanded]] *[[underhandedly]] *[[underpaid]] *[[underwear]] *[[underwhelming]] *[[underwhelmed]] *[[under construction]] *[[under the radar]] ===See also=== *[[bottom]] *[[top]] *[[down]] *[[low]] [[Category:Prepositions]] [[el:under]] [[en:under]] [[fr:under]] [[io:under]] [[it:under]] [[kk:under]] [[hu:under]] [[ja:under]] [[no:under]] [[pl:under]] [[pt:under]] [[fi:under]] [[sv:under]] [[ta:under]] [[vi:under]] [[uk:under]] [[zh:under]] 13275 2006-12-03T21:34:21Z Coppertwig 139 /* Preposition */ changing words to BE850 {{wotd|2006|03|21}} ==Preposition== '''under''' #In the same place as another thing, but [[low]]er. #: ''They ate '''under''' the trees.'' # In the [[control]] of. #: ''He was '''under''' the leader of the organization.'' # In the [[middle]] of a [[process]]; experiencing. #: ''The idea is under the committee's [[judge]]ment (judging).'' ===Synonyms=== *(''in a position below'') [[below]], [[underneath]], [[on the bottom of]], [[beneath]], [[inferior]], [[lower]] *(''below the supervision of'') [[subordinate]], [[inferior]] *(''experiencing'') [[experiencing]], [[undergoing]] ===Antonyms=== *(''in a position below'') [[above]], [[over]], [[on top of]] *(''below the supervision of'') [[superior]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[Down Under]] *[[under-]] *[[undercook]] *[[underdog]] *[[underhanded]] *[[underhandedly]] *[[underpaid]] *[[underwear]] *[[underwhelming]] *[[underwhelmed]] *[[under construction]] *[[under the radar]] ===See also=== *[[bottom]] *[[top]] *[[down]] *[[low]] [[Category:Prepositions]] [[el:under]] [[en:under]] [[fr:under]] [[io:under]] [[it:under]] [[kk:under]] [[hu:under]] [[ja:under]] [[no:under]] [[pl:under]] [[pt:under]] [[fi:under]] [[sv:under]] [[ta:under]] [[vi:under]] [[uk:under]] [[zh:under]] 13276 2006-12-03T21:34:56Z Coppertwig 139 BE850 mark {{BE850}} {{wotd|2006|03|21}} ==Preposition== '''under''' #In the same place as another thing, but [[low]]er. #: ''They ate '''under''' the trees.'' # In the [[control]] of. #: ''He was '''under''' the leader of the organization.'' # In the [[middle]] of a [[process]]; experiencing. #: ''The idea is under the committee's [[judge]]ment (judging).'' ===Synonyms=== *(''in a position below'') [[below]], [[underneath]], [[on the bottom of]], [[beneath]], [[inferior]], [[lower]] *(''below the supervision of'') [[subordinate]], [[inferior]] *(''experiencing'') [[experiencing]], [[undergoing]] ===Antonyms=== *(''in a position below'') [[above]], [[over]], [[on top of]] *(''below the supervision of'') [[superior]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[Down Under]] *[[under-]] *[[undercook]] *[[underdog]] *[[underhanded]] *[[underhandedly]] *[[underpaid]] *[[underwear]] *[[underwhelming]] *[[underwhelmed]] *[[under construction]] *[[under the radar]] ===See also=== *[[bottom]] *[[top]] *[[down]] *[[low]] [[Category:Prepositions]] [[el:under]] [[en:under]] [[fr:under]] [[io:under]] [[it:under]] [[kk:under]] [[hu:under]] [[ja:under]] [[no:under]] [[pl:under]] [[pt:under]] [[fi:under]] [[sv:under]] [[ta:under]] [[vi:under]] [[uk:under]] [[zh:under]] 13291 2006-12-04T02:50:38Z Brett 77 formatting {{BE850}} {{wotd|2006|03|21}} ==Preposition== '''under''' #In the same place as another thing, but [[low]]er. #: ''They ate '''under''' the trees.'' # In the [[control]] of. #: ''He was '''under''' the leader of the organization.'' # In the [[middle]] of a [[process]]; experiencing. #: ''The idea is under the committee's [[judge]]ment (judging).'' ===Synonyms=== *(''in a position below'') [[below]], [[underneath]], [[on the bottom of]], [[beneath]], [[inferior]], [[lower]] *(''below the supervision of'') [[subordinate]], [[inferior]] *(''experiencing'') [[experiencing]], [[undergoing]] ===Antonyms=== *(''in a position below'') [[above]], [[over]], [[on top of]] *(''below the supervision of'') [[superior]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[Down Under]] *[[under-]] *[[undercook]] *[[underdog]] *[[underhanded]] *[[underhandedly]] *[[underpaid]] *[[underwear]] *[[underwhelming]] *[[underwhelmed]] *[[under construction]] *[[under the radar]] ===See also=== *[[bottom]] *[[top]] *[[down]] *[[low]] [[Category:Prepositions]] [[el:under]] [[en:under]] [[fr:under]] [[io:under]] [[it:under]] [[kk:under]] [[hu:under]] [[ja:under]] [[no:under]] [[pl:under]] [[pt:under]] [[fi:under]] [[sv:under]] [[ta:under]] [[vi:under]] [[uk:under]] [[zh:under]] 2354 5891 2006-03-13T06:21:50Z Cromwellt 61 wotd <big>'''under'''</big> <small>preposition</small> # In a [[position]] [[below]]. #: ''They ate under the trees.'' # Below the [[supervision]] of. #: ''He was under the boss.'' # In the [[middle]] of a [[process]]; experiencing. #: ''The idea is under consideration.'' <small>[[under|Read full entry]]</small> 2355 5895 2006-03-13T06:37:39Z Cromwellt 61 created entry, wotd {{wotd|2006|03|22}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # One of a measure of something. #: ''Measure five units to the left.'' # Form of [[measurement]]. # ''I prefer metric units.'' # Item, used when no other word for something exists. #: ''He set up the [[A/C]] unit.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''one measure'') [[unity]], [[measure]] *(''item'') [[unity]], [[item]] ===See also=== *[[unite]] *[[one]] *[[single]] *[[individual]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|unit||}} # Describing one; each. #: ''$4 is the unit price.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[each]] *[[specific]] *[[individual]] *[[separate]] ===Antonyms=== *[[collective]] *[[general]] ===See also=== *[[per]] [[en:unit]] 7757 2006-07-19T12:53:42Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: fi, fr, hu, io, it, pl, pt, sv, zh {{wotd|2006|03|22}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # One of a measure of something. #: ''Measure five units to the left.'' # Form of [[measurement]]. # ''I prefer metric units.'' # Item, used when no other word for something exists. #: ''He set up the [[A/C]] unit.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''one measure'') [[unity]], [[measure]] *(''item'') [[unity]], [[item]] ===See also=== *[[unite]] *[[one]] *[[single]] *[[individual]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|unit||}} # Describing one; each. #: ''$4 is the unit price.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[each]] *[[specific]] *[[individual]] *[[separate]] ===Antonyms=== *[[collective]] *[[general]] ===See also=== *[[per]] [[en:unit]] [[fr:unit]] [[io:unit]] [[it:unit]] [[hu:unit]] [[pl:unit]] [[pt:unit]] [[fi:unit]] [[sv:unit]] [[zh:unit]] 8696 2006-08-13T19:48:00Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi {{wotd|2006|03|22}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # One of a measure of something. #: ''Measure five units to the left.'' # Form of [[measurement]]. # ''I prefer metric units.'' # Item, used when no other word for something exists. #: ''He set up the [[A/C]] unit.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''one measure'') [[unity]], [[measure]] *(''item'') [[unity]], [[item]] ===See also=== *[[unite]] *[[one]] *[[single]] *[[individual]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|unit||}} # Describing one; each. #: ''$4 is the unit price.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[each]] *[[specific]] *[[individual]] *[[separate]] ===Antonyms=== *[[collective]] *[[general]] ===See also=== *[[per]] [[en:unit]] [[fr:unit]] [[io:unit]] [[it:unit]] [[hu:unit]] [[pl:unit]] [[pt:unit]] [[fi:unit]] [[sv:unit]] [[vi:unit]] [[zh:unit]] 11172 2006-10-17T03:34:05Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[uk:unit]] {{wotd|2006|03|22}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # One of a measure of something. #: ''Measure five units to the left.'' # Form of [[measurement]]. # ''I prefer metric units.'' # Item, used when no other word for something exists. #: ''He set up the [[A/C]] unit.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''one measure'') [[unity]], [[measure]] *(''item'') [[unity]], [[item]] ===See also=== *[[unite]] *[[one]] *[[single]] *[[individual]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|unit||}} # Describing one; each. #: ''$4 is the unit price.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[each]] *[[specific]] *[[individual]] *[[separate]] ===Antonyms=== *[[collective]] *[[general]] ===See also=== *[[per]] [[en:unit]] [[fr:unit]] [[io:unit]] [[it:unit]] [[hu:unit]] [[pl:unit]] [[pt:unit]] [[fi:unit]] [[sv:unit]] [[vi:unit]] [[uk:unit]] [[zh:unit]] 11663 2006-10-30T21:02:47Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:unit]] {{wotd|2006|03|22}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # One of a measure of something. #: ''Measure five units to the left.'' # Form of [[measurement]]. # ''I prefer metric units.'' # Item, used when no other word for something exists. #: ''He set up the [[A/C]] unit.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''one measure'') [[unity]], [[measure]] *(''item'') [[unity]], [[item]] ===See also=== *[[unite]] *[[one]] *[[single]] *[[individual]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|unit||}} # Describing one; each. #: ''$4 is the unit price.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[each]] *[[specific]] *[[individual]] *[[separate]] ===Antonyms=== *[[collective]] *[[general]] ===See also=== *[[per]] [[en:unit]] [[fr:unit]] [[io:unit]] [[it:unit]] [[hu:unit]] [[pl:unit]] [[pt:unit]] [[ru:unit]] [[fi:unit]] [[sv:unit]] [[vi:unit]] [[uk:unit]] [[zh:unit]] 14152 2006-12-21T07:18:34Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ta:unit]] {{wotd|2006|03|22}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # One of a measure of something. #: ''Measure five units to the left.'' # Form of [[measurement]]. # ''I prefer metric units.'' # Item, used when no other word for something exists. #: ''He set up the [[A/C]] unit.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''one measure'') [[unity]], [[measure]] *(''item'') [[unity]], [[item]] ===See also=== *[[unite]] *[[one]] *[[single]] *[[individual]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|unit||}} # Describing one; each. #: ''$4 is the unit price.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[each]] *[[specific]] *[[individual]] *[[separate]] ===Antonyms=== *[[collective]] *[[general]] ===See also=== *[[per]] [[en:unit]] [[fr:unit]] [[io:unit]] [[it:unit]] [[hu:unit]] [[pl:unit]] [[pt:unit]] [[ru:unit]] [[fi:unit]] [[sv:unit]] [[ta:unit]] [[vi:unit]] [[uk:unit]] [[zh:unit]] 14212 2006-12-21T16:41:14Z Brett 77 formatting {{wotd|2006|03|22}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # One of a measure of something. #: ''Measure five '''units''' to the left.'' # Form of [[measurement]]. # ''I prefer metric '''units'''.'' # Item, used when no other word for something exists. #: ''He set up the [[A/C]] '''unit'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''one measure'') [[unity]], [[measure]] *(''item'') [[unity]], [[item]] ===See also=== *[[unite]] *[[one]] *[[single]] *[[individual]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|unit||}} # Describing one; each. #: ''$4 is the '''unit''' price.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[each]] *[[specific]] *[[individual]] *[[separate]] ===Antonyms=== *[[collective]] *[[general]] ===See also=== *[[per]] [[en:unit]] [[fr:unit]] [[io:unit]] [[it:unit]] [[hu:unit]] [[pl:unit]] [[pt:unit]] [[ru:unit]] [[fi:unit]] [[sv:unit]] [[ta:unit]] [[vi:unit]] [[uk:unit]] [[zh:unit]] 14213 2006-12-21T16:41:39Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ {{wotd|2006|03|22}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # One of a measure of something. #: ''Measure five '''units''' to the left.'' # Form of [[measurement]]. #: ''I prefer metric '''units'''.'' # Item, used when no other word for something exists. #: ''He set up the [[A/C]] '''unit'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''one measure'') [[unity]], [[measure]] *(''item'') [[unity]], [[item]] ===See also=== *[[unite]] *[[one]] *[[single]] *[[individual]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|unit||}} # Describing one; each. #: ''$4 is the '''unit''' price.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[each]] *[[specific]] *[[individual]] *[[separate]] ===Antonyms=== *[[collective]] *[[general]] ===See also=== *[[per]] [[en:unit]] [[fr:unit]] [[io:unit]] [[it:unit]] [[hu:unit]] [[pl:unit]] [[pt:unit]] [[ru:unit]] [[fi:unit]] [[sv:unit]] [[ta:unit]] [[vi:unit]] [[uk:unit]] [[zh:unit]] 2356 5896 2006-03-13T06:37:57Z Cromwellt 61 wotd <big>'''unit'''</big> <small>noun</small> # One of a measure of something. #: ''Measure five units to the left.'' # Form of [[measurement]]. # ''I prefer metric units.'' # Item, used when no other word for something exists. #: ''He set up the [[A/C]] unit.'' <small>adjective</small> # Describing one; [[each]]. #: ''$4 is the unit price.'' <small>[[unit|Read full entry]]</small> 6075 2006-03-22T00:51:53Z Cromwellt 61 fixed <big>'''unit'''</big> <small>noun</small> # One of a measure of something. #: ''Measure five units to the left.'' # Form of [[measurement]]. #: ''I prefer metric units.'' # Item, used when no other word for something exists. #: ''He set up the [[A/C]] unit.'' <small>adjective</small> # Describing one; [[each]]. #: ''$4 is the unit price.'' <small>[[unit|Read full entry]]</small> 2357 5897 2006-03-13T06:44:40Z Cromwellt 61 created entry, wotd {{wotd|2006|03|23}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # [[hidden|Hidden]] or [[unknown]] [[information]]. #: ''Can you keep a secret?'' ==Adjective== {{adjective|secret|more secret|most secret}} # Something that is hidden. #: ''We found her secret diary.'' *Usage note: ''most secret'' = ''top secret'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[secretive]] *[[secretly]] *[[secrecy]] *[[top secret]] ===See also=== *[[code]] *[[black]] *[[confidential]] *[[for your eyes only]] [[en:secret]] 5899 2006-03-13T06:46:51Z Cromwellt 61 added synonyms, fixed def {{wotd|2006|03|23}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # [[hidden|Hidden]] or [[unknown]] [[information]]. #: ''Can you keep a secret?'' ==Adjective== {{adjective|secret|more secret|most secret}} # Known by a small group; hidden. #: ''We found her secret diary.'' *Usage note: ''most secret'' = ''top secret'' ===Synonyms=== *[[hidden]] *[[occult]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[secretive]] *[[secretly]] *[[secrecy]] *[[top secret]] ===See also=== *[[code]] *[[black]] *[[confidential]] *[[for your eyes only]] [[en:secret]] 7714 2006-07-19T11:21:59Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ca, de, et, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ko, vi, zh {{wotd|2006|03|23}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # [[hidden|Hidden]] or [[unknown]] [[information]]. #: ''Can you keep a secret?'' ==Adjective== {{adjective|secret|more secret|most secret}} # Known by a small group; hidden. #: ''We found her secret diary.'' *Usage note: ''most secret'' = ''top secret'' ===Synonyms=== *[[hidden]] *[[occult]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[secretive]] *[[secretly]] *[[secrecy]] *[[top secret]] ===See also=== *[[code]] *[[black]] *[[confidential]] *[[for your eyes only]] [[ca:secret]] [[de:secret]] [[et:secret]] [[en:secret]] [[fr:secret]] [[ko:secret]] [[io:secret]] [[it:secret]] [[hu:secret]] [[fi:secret]] [[vi:secret]] [[zh:secret]] 8675 2006-08-13T19:42:36Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ta {{wotd|2006|03|23}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # [[hidden|Hidden]] or [[unknown]] [[information]]. #: ''Can you keep a secret?'' ==Adjective== {{adjective|secret|more secret|most secret}} # Known by a small group; hidden. #: ''We found her secret diary.'' *Usage note: ''most secret'' = ''top secret'' ===Synonyms=== *[[hidden]] *[[occult]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[secretive]] *[[secretly]] *[[secrecy]] *[[top secret]] ===See also=== *[[code]] *[[black]] *[[confidential]] *[[for your eyes only]] [[ca:secret]] [[de:secret]] [[et:secret]] [[en:secret]] [[fr:secret]] [[ko:secret]] [[io:secret]] [[it:secret]] [[hu:secret]] [[fi:secret]] [[ta:secret]] [[vi:secret]] [[zh:secret]] 10793 2006-10-11T03:56:46Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:secret]], [[uk:secret]] {{wotd|2006|03|23}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # [[hidden|Hidden]] or [[unknown]] [[information]]. #: ''Can you keep a secret?'' ==Adjective== {{adjective|secret|more secret|most secret}} # Known by a small group; hidden. #: ''We found her secret diary.'' *Usage note: ''most secret'' = ''top secret'' ===Synonyms=== *[[hidden]] *[[occult]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[secretive]] *[[secretly]] *[[secrecy]] *[[top secret]] ===See also=== *[[code]] *[[black]] *[[confidential]] *[[for your eyes only]] [[ca:secret]] [[de:secret]] [[et:secret]] [[en:secret]] [[fr:secret]] [[ko:secret]] [[io:secret]] [[it:secret]] [[kk:secret]] [[hu:secret]] [[fi:secret]] [[ta:secret]] [[vi:secret]] [[uk:secret]] [[zh:secret]] 11674 2006-10-31T08:15:49Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:secret]] {{wotd|2006|03|23}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # [[hidden|Hidden]] or [[unknown]] [[information]]. #: ''Can you keep a secret?'' ==Adjective== {{adjective|secret|more secret|most secret}} # Known by a small group; hidden. #: ''We found her secret diary.'' *Usage note: ''most secret'' = ''top secret'' ===Synonyms=== *[[hidden]] *[[occult]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[secretive]] *[[secretly]] *[[secrecy]] *[[top secret]] ===See also=== *[[code]] *[[black]] *[[confidential]] *[[for your eyes only]] [[ca:secret]] [[de:secret]] [[et:secret]] [[en:secret]] [[fr:secret]] [[ko:secret]] [[io:secret]] [[it:secret]] [[kk:secret]] [[hu:secret]] [[ru:secret]] [[fi:secret]] [[ta:secret]] [[vi:secret]] [[uk:secret]] [[zh:secret]] 2358 5898 2006-03-13T06:45:58Z Cromwellt 61 wotd <big>'''secret'''</big> <small>noun</small> # [[hidden|Hidden]] or [[unknown]] [[information]]. #: ''Can you keep a secret?'' <small>adjective</small> # Known by a small group; hidden. #: ''We found her secret diary.'' <small>[[secret|Read full entry]]</small> 2359 5900 2006-03-13T06:51:36Z Cromwellt 61 wotd <big>'''key'''</big> <small>noun</small> # A small [[utensil]] used to open [[door]]s. #: ''I put my key in the lock and turned it.'' <small>adjective</small> # [[important|Important]] or [[main]]. #: ''Accuracy is a key part of typing.'' <small>[[key|Read full entry]]</small> 6027 2006-03-16T01:08:37Z H2g2bob 43 <big>'''key'''</big> <small>noun</small> {{wotd pic|Image:Keys.jpg}} # A small [[utensil]] used to open [[door]]s. #: ''I put my key in the lock and turned it.'' <small>adjective</small> # [[important|Important]] or [[main]]. #: ''Accuracy is a key part of typing.'' <small>[[key|Read full entry]]</small> 2360 5901 2006-03-13T06:51:55Z Cromwellt 61 created entry, wotd {{wotd|2006|03|24}} ==Noun== {{noun|key|keys}} # A small [[utensil]] used to open [[door]]s. #: ''I put my key in the lock and turned it.'' ==Adjective== {{adjective|key|more key|most key}} # Something important or main. #: ''Accuracy is a key part of typing.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[main]] *[[principle]] *[[important]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[keycard]] *[[electronic key]] *[[car key]] *[[skeleton key]] *[[keyless entry]] ===See also=== *[[lock]] *[[locksmith]] [[en:key]] 7596 2006-07-19T07:00:42Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: es, fi, fr, hu, io, it, kk, ku, nl, pl, ru, sr, sv, ta, zh {{wotd|2006|03|24}} ==Noun== {{noun|key|keys}} # A small [[utensil]] used to open [[door]]s. #: ''I put my key in the lock and turned it.'' ==Adjective== {{adjective|key|more key|most key}} # Something important or main. #: ''Accuracy is a key part of typing.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[main]] *[[principle]] *[[important]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[keycard]] *[[electronic key]] *[[car key]] *[[skeleton key]] *[[keyless entry]] ===See also=== *[[lock]] *[[locksmith]] [[en:key]] [[es:key]] [[fr:key]] [[io:key]] [[it:key]] [[kk:key]] [[ku:key]] [[hu:key]] [[nl:key]] [[pl:key]] [[ru:key]] [[sr:key]] [[fi:key]] [[sv:key]] [[ta:key]] [[zh:key]] 7930 2006-07-22T18:44:55Z Brett 77 {{wotd|2006|03|24}} ==Noun== {{noun|key|keys}} [[Image:Keys.jpg|thumb|keys]] # A small [[utensil]] used to open [[door]]s. #: ''I put my key in the lock and turned it.'' ==Adjective== {{adjective|key|more key|most key}} # Something important or main. #: ''Accuracy is a key part of typing.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[main]] *[[principle]] *[[important]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[keycard]] *[[electronic key]] *[[car key]] *[[skeleton key]] *[[keyless entry]] ===See also=== *[[lock]] *[[locksmith]] [[en:key]] [[es:key]] [[fr:key]] [[io:key]] [[it:key]] [[kk:key]] [[ku:key]] [[hu:key]] [[nl:key]] [[pl:key]] [[ru:key]] [[sr:key]] [[fi:key]] [[sv:key]] [[ta:key]] [[zh:key]] 9650 2006-09-10T13:18:38Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi {{wotd|2006|03|24}} ==Noun== {{noun|key|keys}} [[Image:Keys.jpg|thumb|keys]] # A small [[utensil]] used to open [[door]]s. #: ''I put my key in the lock and turned it.'' ==Adjective== {{adjective|key|more key|most key}} # Something important or main. #: ''Accuracy is a key part of typing.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[main]] *[[principle]] *[[important]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[keycard]] *[[electronic key]] *[[car key]] *[[skeleton key]] *[[keyless entry]] ===See also=== *[[lock]] *[[locksmith]] [[en:key]] [[es:key]] [[fr:key]] [[io:key]] [[it:key]] [[kk:key]] [[ku:key]] [[hu:key]] [[nl:key]] [[pl:key]] [[ru:key]] [[sr:key]] [[fi:key]] [[sv:key]] [[ta:key]] [[vi:key]] [[zh:key]] 10456 2006-10-07T03:50:14Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[uk:key]] {{wotd|2006|03|24}} ==Noun== {{noun|key|keys}} [[Image:Keys.jpg|thumb|keys]] # A small [[utensil]] used to open [[door]]s. #: ''I put my key in the lock and turned it.'' ==Adjective== {{adjective|key|more key|most key}} # Something important or main. #: ''Accuracy is a key part of typing.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[main]] *[[principle]] *[[important]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[keycard]] *[[electronic key]] *[[car key]] *[[skeleton key]] *[[keyless entry]] ===See also=== *[[lock]] *[[locksmith]] [[en:key]] [[es:key]] [[fr:key]] [[io:key]] [[it:key]] [[kk:key]] [[ku:key]] [[hu:key]] [[nl:key]] [[pl:key]] [[ru:key]] [[sr:key]] [[fi:key]] [[sv:key]] [[ta:key]] [[vi:key]] [[uk:key]] [[zh:key]] 11394 2006-10-20T10:34:12Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[el:key]] {{wotd|2006|03|24}} ==Noun== {{noun|key|keys}} [[Image:Keys.jpg|thumb|keys]] # A small [[utensil]] used to open [[door]]s. #: ''I put my key in the lock and turned it.'' ==Adjective== {{adjective|key|more key|most key}} # Something important or main. #: ''Accuracy is a key part of typing.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[main]] *[[principle]] *[[important]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[keycard]] *[[electronic key]] *[[car key]] *[[skeleton key]] *[[keyless entry]] ===See also=== *[[lock]] *[[locksmith]] [[el:key]] [[en:key]] [[es:key]] [[fr:key]] [[io:key]] [[it:key]] [[kk:key]] [[ku:key]] [[hu:key]] [[nl:key]] [[pl:key]] [[ru:key]] [[sr:key]] [[fi:key]] [[sv:key]] [[ta:key]] [[vi:key]] [[uk:key]] [[zh:key]] 13620 2006-12-11T03:32:33Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:key]] {{wotd|2006|03|24}} ==Noun== {{noun|key|keys}} [[Image:Keys.jpg|thumb|keys]] # A small [[utensil]] used to open [[door]]s. #: ''I put my key in the lock and turned it.'' ==Adjective== {{adjective|key|more key|most key}} # Something important or main. #: ''Accuracy is a key part of typing.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[main]] *[[principle]] *[[important]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[keycard]] *[[electronic key]] *[[car key]] *[[skeleton key]] *[[keyless entry]] ===See also=== *[[lock]] *[[locksmith]] [[el:key]] [[en:key]] [[es:key]] [[fa:key]] [[fr:key]] [[io:key]] [[it:key]] [[kk:key]] [[ku:key]] [[hu:key]] [[nl:key]] [[pl:key]] [[ru:key]] [[sr:key]] [[fi:key]] [[sv:key]] [[ta:key]] [[vi:key]] [[uk:key]] [[zh:key]] 13713 2006-12-12T19:49:18Z Brett 77 {{wotd|2006|03|24}} ==Noun== {{noun|key|keys}} [[Image:Keys.jpg|thumb|keys]] # A small [[utensil]] used to open [[door]]s. #: ''I put my key in the lock and turned it.'' # A '''key''' is a [[button]] used for [[typing]]. #: ''Type your name and hit the ENTER '''key'''.'' ==Adjective== {{adjective|key|more key|most key}} # Something important or main. #: ''Accuracy is a key part of typing.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[main]] *[[principle]] *[[important]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[keycard]] *[[electronic key]] *[[car key]] *[[skeleton key]] *[[keyless entry]] ===See also=== *[[lock]] *[[locksmith]] [[el:key]] [[en:key]] [[es:key]] [[fa:key]] [[fr:key]] [[io:key]] [[it:key]] [[kk:key]] [[ku:key]] [[hu:key]] [[nl:key]] [[pl:key]] [[ru:key]] [[sr:key]] [[fi:key]] [[sv:key]] [[ta:key]] [[vi:key]] [[uk:key]] [[zh:key]] 2361 5902 2006-03-13T07:08:18Z Cromwellt 61 created entry, wotd {{wotd|2006|03|25}} ==Preposition== '''up''' # Toward the top or toward the [[sky]]. #: ''The balloon went up.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[upward]], [[upwards]], [[higher]] ===Antonyms=== *[[down]], [[downward]], [[downwards]], [[lower]] ===Derived words=== *[[sunup]] *[[upchuck]] *[[upended]] *[[upstroke]] *[[upload]] *[[up to]] ===See also=== *[[top]] *[[superior]] *[[sky]] *[[lift]] *[[high]] *[[up high]] *[[up until]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|up||}} # In a high position. #: ''The flag is up.'' # Positive. #: ''It was an up day.'' # Cheerful, optimistic. #: ''He is feeling up.'' # Put in trust, entrusted. #: ''It is up to you.'' # Happening, occurring. #: ''What’s up?'' #: ''They act like something is up.'' # Wrong. #: ''Something is up with him.'' # Planning, plotting [[mischief]]. #: ''He is up to something.'' # Finished. #: ''It is all up with them.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''in a high position'') [[high]], [[up high]], [[raised]], [[lifted]], [[elevated]] *(''positive'') [[positive]], [[good]], [[pleasant]] *(''cheerful'') [[cheerful]], [[optimistic]], [[positive]], [[lighthearted]] *(''put in trust'') [[entrusted]] *(''happening'') [[happening]], [[occurring]], [[passing]], [[in transition]], [[new]] *(''wrong'') [[wrong]], [[problematic]], [[troubling]] *(''planning'') [[planning]], [[plotting]] *(''finished'') [[finished]], [[over]], [[done]], [[discovered]] ===Derived words=== *[[up and down]] *[[re-up]] *[[be up to]] *[[upper]] ===See also=== *[[what’s up?]] *[[footloose and fancy-free]] ==Noun== {{noun|up|ups}} # State of being up, often with ''down''. #: ''Life has its ups and downs.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[high point]] *[[high]] *[[peak]] *[[crest]] ===Antonyms=== *[[down]] *[[low]] *[[trough]] ===See also=== *[[UPS]] *[[7up]] ==Verb== {{verb|up|ups|upped|upping}} # Increase, increment. #: ''We upped the dosage.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[increase]] *[[increment]] ===Antonyms=== *[[down]] *[[decrement]] *[[decrease]] *[[lessen]] ===See also=== *[[add]] [[Category:Prepositions]] [[en:up]] 7773 2006-07-19T13:24:51Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: fa, fi, fr, hu, io, it, sl, zh {{wotd|2006|03|25}} ==Preposition== '''up''' # Toward the top or toward the [[sky]]. #: ''The balloon went up.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[upward]], [[upwards]], [[higher]] ===Antonyms=== *[[down]], [[downward]], [[downwards]], [[lower]] ===Derived words=== *[[sunup]] *[[upchuck]] *[[upended]] *[[upstroke]] *[[upload]] *[[up to]] ===See also=== *[[top]] *[[superior]] *[[sky]] *[[lift]] *[[high]] *[[up high]] *[[up until]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|up||}} # In a high position. #: ''The flag is up.'' # Positive. #: ''It was an up day.'' # Cheerful, optimistic. #: ''He is feeling up.'' # Put in trust, entrusted. #: ''It is up to you.'' # Happening, occurring. #: ''What’s up?'' #: ''They act like something is up.'' # Wrong. #: ''Something is up with him.'' # Planning, plotting [[mischief]]. #: ''He is up to something.'' # Finished. #: ''It is all up with them.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''in a high position'') [[high]], [[up high]], [[raised]], [[lifted]], [[elevated]] *(''positive'') [[positive]], [[good]], [[pleasant]] *(''cheerful'') [[cheerful]], [[optimistic]], [[positive]], [[lighthearted]] *(''put in trust'') [[entrusted]] *(''happening'') [[happening]], [[occurring]], [[passing]], [[in transition]], [[new]] *(''wrong'') [[wrong]], [[problematic]], [[troubling]] *(''planning'') [[planning]], [[plotting]] *(''finished'') [[finished]], [[over]], [[done]], [[discovered]] ===Derived words=== *[[up and down]] *[[re-up]] *[[be up to]] *[[upper]] ===See also=== *[[what’s up?]] *[[footloose and fancy-free]] ==Noun== {{noun|up|ups}} # State of being up, often with ''down''. #: ''Life has its ups and downs.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[high point]] *[[high]] *[[peak]] *[[crest]] ===Antonyms=== *[[down]] *[[low]] *[[trough]] ===See also=== *[[UPS]] *[[7up]] ==Verb== {{verb|up|ups|upped|upping}} # Increase, increment. #: ''We upped the dosage.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[increase]] *[[increment]] ===Antonyms=== *[[down]] *[[decrement]] *[[decrease]] *[[lessen]] ===See also=== *[[add]] [[Category:Prepositions]] [[en:up]] [[fa:up]] [[fr:up]] [[io:up]] [[it:up]] [[hu:up]] [[sl:up]] [[fi:up]] [[zh:up]] 9194 2006-08-22T05:19:06Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy, ja {{wotd|2006|03|25}} ==Preposition== '''up''' # Toward the top or toward the [[sky]]. #: ''The balloon went up.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[upward]], [[upwards]], [[higher]] ===Antonyms=== *[[down]], [[downward]], [[downwards]], [[lower]] ===Derived words=== *[[sunup]] *[[upchuck]] *[[upended]] *[[upstroke]] *[[upload]] *[[up to]] ===See also=== *[[top]] *[[superior]] *[[sky]] *[[lift]] *[[high]] *[[up high]] *[[up until]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|up||}} # In a high position. #: ''The flag is up.'' # Positive. #: ''It was an up day.'' # Cheerful, optimistic. #: ''He is feeling up.'' # Put in trust, entrusted. #: ''It is up to you.'' # Happening, occurring. #: ''What’s up?'' #: ''They act like something is up.'' # Wrong. #: ''Something is up with him.'' # Planning, plotting [[mischief]]. #: ''He is up to something.'' # Finished. #: ''It is all up with them.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''in a high position'') [[high]], [[up high]], [[raised]], [[lifted]], [[elevated]] *(''positive'') [[positive]], [[good]], [[pleasant]] *(''cheerful'') [[cheerful]], [[optimistic]], [[positive]], [[lighthearted]] *(''put in trust'') [[entrusted]] *(''happening'') [[happening]], [[occurring]], [[passing]], [[in transition]], [[new]] *(''wrong'') [[wrong]], [[problematic]], [[troubling]] *(''planning'') [[planning]], [[plotting]] *(''finished'') [[finished]], [[over]], [[done]], [[discovered]] ===Derived words=== *[[up and down]] *[[re-up]] *[[be up to]] *[[upper]] ===See also=== *[[what’s up?]] *[[footloose and fancy-free]] ==Noun== {{noun|up|ups}} # State of being up, often with ''down''. #: ''Life has its ups and downs.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[high point]] *[[high]] *[[peak]] *[[crest]] ===Antonyms=== *[[down]] *[[low]] *[[trough]] ===See also=== *[[UPS]] *[[7up]] ==Verb== {{verb|up|ups|upped|upping}} # Increase, increment. #: ''We upped the dosage.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[increase]] *[[increment]] ===Antonyms=== *[[down]] *[[decrement]] *[[decrease]] *[[lessen]] ===See also=== *[[add]] [[Category:Prepositions]] [[en:up]] [[fa:up]] [[fr:up]] [[hy:up]] [[io:up]] [[it:up]] [[hu:up]] [[ja:up]] [[sl:up]] [[fi:up]] [[zh:up]] 9265 2006-08-23T21:55:58Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ta {{wotd|2006|03|25}} ==Preposition== '''up''' # Toward the top or toward the [[sky]]. #: ''The balloon went up.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[upward]], [[upwards]], [[higher]] ===Antonyms=== *[[down]], [[downward]], [[downwards]], [[lower]] ===Derived words=== *[[sunup]] *[[upchuck]] *[[upended]] *[[upstroke]] *[[upload]] *[[up to]] ===See also=== *[[top]] *[[superior]] *[[sky]] *[[lift]] *[[high]] *[[up high]] *[[up until]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|up||}} # In a high position. #: ''The flag is up.'' # Positive. #: ''It was an up day.'' # Cheerful, optimistic. #: ''He is feeling up.'' # Put in trust, entrusted. #: ''It is up to you.'' # Happening, occurring. #: ''What’s up?'' #: ''They act like something is up.'' # Wrong. #: ''Something is up with him.'' # Planning, plotting [[mischief]]. #: ''He is up to something.'' # Finished. #: ''It is all up with them.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''in a high position'') [[high]], [[up high]], [[raised]], [[lifted]], [[elevated]] *(''positive'') [[positive]], [[good]], [[pleasant]] *(''cheerful'') [[cheerful]], [[optimistic]], [[positive]], [[lighthearted]] *(''put in trust'') [[entrusted]] *(''happening'') [[happening]], [[occurring]], [[passing]], [[in transition]], [[new]] *(''wrong'') [[wrong]], [[problematic]], [[troubling]] *(''planning'') [[planning]], [[plotting]] *(''finished'') [[finished]], [[over]], [[done]], [[discovered]] ===Derived words=== *[[up and down]] *[[re-up]] *[[be up to]] *[[upper]] ===See also=== *[[what’s up?]] *[[footloose and fancy-free]] ==Noun== {{noun|up|ups}} # State of being up, often with ''down''. #: ''Life has its ups and downs.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[high point]] *[[high]] *[[peak]] *[[crest]] ===Antonyms=== *[[down]] *[[low]] *[[trough]] ===See also=== *[[UPS]] *[[7up]] ==Verb== {{verb|up|ups|upped|upping}} # Increase, increment. #: ''We upped the dosage.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[increase]] *[[increment]] ===Antonyms=== *[[down]] *[[decrement]] *[[decrease]] *[[lessen]] ===See also=== *[[add]] [[Category:Prepositions]] [[en:up]] [[fa:up]] [[fr:up]] [[hy:up]] [[io:up]] [[it:up]] [[hu:up]] [[ja:up]] [[sl:up]] [[fi:up]] [[ta:up]] [[zh:up]] 10822 2006-10-11T13:47:55Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[uk:up]], [[vi:up]] {{wotd|2006|03|25}} ==Preposition== '''up''' # Toward the top or toward the [[sky]]. #: ''The balloon went up.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[upward]], [[upwards]], [[higher]] ===Antonyms=== *[[down]], [[downward]], [[downwards]], [[lower]] ===Derived words=== *[[sunup]] *[[upchuck]] *[[upended]] *[[upstroke]] *[[upload]] *[[up to]] ===See also=== *[[top]] *[[superior]] *[[sky]] *[[lift]] *[[high]] *[[up high]] *[[up until]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|up||}} # In a high position. #: ''The flag is up.'' # Positive. #: ''It was an up day.'' # Cheerful, optimistic. #: ''He is feeling up.'' # Put in trust, entrusted. #: ''It is up to you.'' # Happening, occurring. #: ''What’s up?'' #: ''They act like something is up.'' # Wrong. #: ''Something is up with him.'' # Planning, plotting [[mischief]]. #: ''He is up to something.'' # Finished. #: ''It is all up with them.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''in a high position'') [[high]], [[up high]], [[raised]], [[lifted]], [[elevated]] *(''positive'') [[positive]], [[good]], [[pleasant]] *(''cheerful'') [[cheerful]], [[optimistic]], [[positive]], [[lighthearted]] *(''put in trust'') [[entrusted]] *(''happening'') [[happening]], [[occurring]], [[passing]], [[in transition]], [[new]] *(''wrong'') [[wrong]], [[problematic]], [[troubling]] *(''planning'') [[planning]], [[plotting]] *(''finished'') [[finished]], [[over]], [[done]], [[discovered]] ===Derived words=== *[[up and down]] *[[re-up]] *[[be up to]] *[[upper]] ===See also=== *[[what’s up?]] *[[footloose and fancy-free]] ==Noun== {{noun|up|ups}} # State of being up, often with ''down''. #: ''Life has its ups and downs.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[high point]] *[[high]] *[[peak]] *[[crest]] ===Antonyms=== *[[down]] *[[low]] *[[trough]] ===See also=== *[[UPS]] *[[7up]] ==Verb== {{verb|up|ups|upped|upping}} # Increase, increment. #: ''We upped the dosage.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[increase]] *[[increment]] ===Antonyms=== *[[down]] *[[decrement]] *[[decrease]] *[[lessen]] ===See also=== *[[add]] [[Category:Prepositions]] [[en:up]] [[fa:up]] [[fr:up]] [[hy:up]] [[io:up]] [[it:up]] [[hu:up]] [[ja:up]] [[sl:up]] [[fi:up]] [[ta:up]] [[vi:up]] [[uk:up]] [[zh:up]] 11662 2006-10-30T21:00:20Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:up]] {{wotd|2006|03|25}} ==Preposition== '''up''' # Toward the top or toward the [[sky]]. #: ''The balloon went up.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[upward]], [[upwards]], [[higher]] ===Antonyms=== *[[down]], [[downward]], [[downwards]], [[lower]] ===Derived words=== *[[sunup]] *[[upchuck]] *[[upended]] *[[upstroke]] *[[upload]] *[[up to]] ===See also=== *[[top]] *[[superior]] *[[sky]] *[[lift]] *[[high]] *[[up high]] *[[up until]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|up||}} # In a high position. #: ''The flag is up.'' # Positive. #: ''It was an up day.'' # Cheerful, optimistic. #: ''He is feeling up.'' # Put in trust, entrusted. #: ''It is up to you.'' # Happening, occurring. #: ''What’s up?'' #: ''They act like something is up.'' # Wrong. #: ''Something is up with him.'' # Planning, plotting [[mischief]]. #: ''He is up to something.'' # Finished. #: ''It is all up with them.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''in a high position'') [[high]], [[up high]], [[raised]], [[lifted]], [[elevated]] *(''positive'') [[positive]], [[good]], [[pleasant]] *(''cheerful'') [[cheerful]], [[optimistic]], [[positive]], [[lighthearted]] *(''put in trust'') [[entrusted]] *(''happening'') [[happening]], [[occurring]], [[passing]], [[in transition]], [[new]] *(''wrong'') [[wrong]], [[problematic]], [[troubling]] *(''planning'') [[planning]], [[plotting]] *(''finished'') [[finished]], [[over]], [[done]], [[discovered]] ===Derived words=== *[[up and down]] *[[re-up]] *[[be up to]] *[[upper]] ===See also=== *[[what’s up?]] *[[footloose and fancy-free]] ==Noun== {{noun|up|ups}} # State of being up, often with ''down''. #: ''Life has its ups and downs.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[high point]] *[[high]] *[[peak]] *[[crest]] ===Antonyms=== *[[down]] *[[low]] *[[trough]] ===See also=== *[[UPS]] *[[7up]] ==Verb== {{verb|up|ups|upped|upping}} # Increase, increment. #: ''We upped the dosage.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[increase]] *[[increment]] ===Antonyms=== *[[down]] *[[decrement]] *[[decrease]] *[[lessen]] ===See also=== *[[add]] [[Category:Prepositions]] [[en:up]] [[fa:up]] [[fr:up]] [[hy:up]] [[io:up]] [[it:up]] [[hu:up]] [[ja:up]] [[ru:up]] [[sl:up]] [[fi:up]] [[ta:up]] [[vi:up]] [[uk:up]] [[zh:up]] 14203 2006-12-21T15:53:05Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:up]] {{wotd|2006|03|25}} ==Preposition== '''up''' # Toward the top or toward the [[sky]]. #: ''The balloon went up.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[upward]], [[upwards]], [[higher]] ===Antonyms=== *[[down]], [[downward]], [[downwards]], [[lower]] ===Derived words=== *[[sunup]] *[[upchuck]] *[[upended]] *[[upstroke]] *[[upload]] *[[up to]] ===See also=== *[[top]] *[[superior]] *[[sky]] *[[lift]] *[[high]] *[[up high]] *[[up until]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|up||}} # In a high position. #: ''The flag is up.'' # Positive. #: ''It was an up day.'' # Cheerful, optimistic. #: ''He is feeling up.'' # Put in trust, entrusted. #: ''It is up to you.'' # Happening, occurring. #: ''What’s up?'' #: ''They act like something is up.'' # Wrong. #: ''Something is up with him.'' # Planning, plotting [[mischief]]. #: ''He is up to something.'' # Finished. #: ''It is all up with them.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''in a high position'') [[high]], [[up high]], [[raised]], [[lifted]], [[elevated]] *(''positive'') [[positive]], [[good]], [[pleasant]] *(''cheerful'') [[cheerful]], [[optimistic]], [[positive]], [[lighthearted]] *(''put in trust'') [[entrusted]] *(''happening'') [[happening]], [[occurring]], [[passing]], [[in transition]], [[new]] *(''wrong'') [[wrong]], [[problematic]], [[troubling]] *(''planning'') [[planning]], [[plotting]] *(''finished'') [[finished]], [[over]], [[done]], [[discovered]] ===Derived words=== *[[up and down]] *[[re-up]] *[[be up to]] *[[upper]] ===See also=== *[[what’s up?]] *[[footloose and fancy-free]] ==Noun== {{noun|up|ups}} # State of being up, often with ''down''. #: ''Life has its ups and downs.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[high point]] *[[high]] *[[peak]] *[[crest]] ===Antonyms=== *[[down]] *[[low]] *[[trough]] ===See also=== *[[UPS]] *[[7up]] ==Verb== {{verb|up|ups|upped|upping}} # Increase, increment. #: ''We upped the dosage.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[increase]] *[[increment]] ===Antonyms=== *[[down]] *[[decrement]] *[[decrease]] *[[lessen]] ===See also=== *[[add]] [[Category:Prepositions]] [[en:up]] [[fa:up]] [[fr:up]] [[hy:up]] [[io:up]] [[it:up]] [[kk:up]] [[hu:up]] [[ja:up]] [[ru:up]] [[sl:up]] [[fi:up]] [[ta:up]] [[vi:up]] [[uk:up]] [[zh:up]] 2362 5903 2006-03-13T07:09:55Z Cromwellt 61 wotd <big>'''up'''</big> <small>preposition</small> # Toward the top or toward the [[sky]]. #: ''The balloon went up.'' <small>adjective</small> # In a [[high]] position. # [[cheerful|Cheerful]], optimistic. #: ''He is feeling up.'' # Planning, plotting [[mischief]]. #: ''He is up to something.'' <small>[[up|Read full entry]]</small> 2363 5904 2006-03-13T07:15:08Z Cromwellt 61 created entry, wotd {{wotd|2006|03|26}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|sad|sadder|saddest}} # Opposite of happy. #: ''The sad boy cried.'' # Causing sadness. #: ''It was a sad movie.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''opposite of happy'') [[unhappy]], [[lugubrious]], [[gloomy]], [[miserable]], [[cheerless]], [[depressed]], [[down]], [[despondent]], [[dejected]], [[wretched]], [[glum]], [[low]], [[blue]], [[melancholy]], [[downcast]] *(''causing sadness'') [[depressing]], [[heartbreaking]], [[distressing]], [[heartrending]], [[poignant]], [[moving]], [[gloomy]], [[dismal]], [[disappointing]], [[desolate]], [[dreary]] ===Antonyms=== *(''opposite of happy'') [[happy]], [[jovial]], [[content]], [[contented]], [[pleased]], [[glad]], [[joyful]], [[cheerful]], [[in high spirits]], [[blissful]], [[exultant]], [[ecstatic]], [[delighted]], [[cheery]], [[on cloud nine]], [[jolly]], [[smiling]], [[merry]] *(''causing sadness'') [[heartening]], [[encouraging]], [[positive]], [[uplifting]], [[inspirational]], [[cheery]], [[cheerful]], [[stirring]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[sad but true]] *[[sadness]] ===See also=== *[[depression]] *[[negative]] *[[emotion]] *[[crocodile tears]] {{emotions}} [[en:sad]] 6530 2006-05-15T01:07:40Z B11y wheelz 80 [[sad]] moved to [[sad moving]]: SAD ON WHEELS {{wotd|2006|03|26}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|sad|sadder|saddest}} # Opposite of happy. #: ''The sad boy cried.'' # Causing sadness. #: ''It was a sad movie.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''opposite of happy'') [[unhappy]], [[lugubrious]], [[gloomy]], [[miserable]], [[cheerless]], [[depressed]], [[down]], [[despondent]], [[dejected]], [[wretched]], [[glum]], [[low]], [[blue]], [[melancholy]], [[downcast]] *(''causing sadness'') [[depressing]], [[heartbreaking]], [[distressing]], [[heartrending]], [[poignant]], [[moving]], [[gloomy]], [[dismal]], [[disappointing]], [[desolate]], [[dreary]] ===Antonyms=== *(''opposite of happy'') [[happy]], [[jovial]], [[content]], [[contented]], [[pleased]], [[glad]], [[joyful]], [[cheerful]], [[in high spirits]], [[blissful]], [[exultant]], [[ecstatic]], [[delighted]], [[cheery]], [[on cloud nine]], [[jolly]], [[smiling]], [[merry]] *(''causing sadness'') [[heartening]], [[encouraging]], [[positive]], [[uplifting]], [[inspirational]], [[cheery]], [[cheerful]], [[stirring]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[sad but true]] *[[sadness]] ===See also=== *[[depression]] *[[negative]] *[[emotion]] *[[crocodile tears]] {{emotions}} [[en:sad]] 6534 2006-05-15T01:12:13Z Linuxerist 79 [[sad moving]] moved to [[sad]]: vandalism {{wotd|2006|03|26}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|sad|sadder|saddest}} # Opposite of happy. #: ''The sad boy cried.'' # Causing sadness. #: ''It was a sad movie.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''opposite of happy'') [[unhappy]], [[lugubrious]], [[gloomy]], [[miserable]], [[cheerless]], [[depressed]], [[down]], [[despondent]], [[dejected]], [[wretched]], [[glum]], [[low]], [[blue]], [[melancholy]], [[downcast]] *(''causing sadness'') [[depressing]], [[heartbreaking]], [[distressing]], [[heartrending]], [[poignant]], [[moving]], [[gloomy]], [[dismal]], [[disappointing]], [[desolate]], [[dreary]] ===Antonyms=== *(''opposite of happy'') [[happy]], [[jovial]], [[content]], [[contented]], [[pleased]], [[glad]], [[joyful]], [[cheerful]], [[in high spirits]], [[blissful]], [[exultant]], [[ecstatic]], [[delighted]], [[cheery]], [[on cloud nine]], [[jolly]], [[smiling]], [[merry]] *(''causing sadness'') [[heartening]], [[encouraging]], [[positive]], [[uplifting]], [[inspirational]], [[cheery]], [[cheerful]], [[stirring]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[sad but true]] *[[sadness]] ===See also=== *[[depression]] *[[negative]] *[[emotion]] *[[crocodile tears]] {{emotions}} [[en:sad]] 7188 2006-07-16T01:17:37Z Brett 77 /* Adjective */ {{wotd|2006|03|26}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|sad|sadder|saddest}} # If someone [[feels]] '''sad''', they have a bad [[feeling]] because of a [[loss]] or other [[problem]]. They are not [[happy]]. #: ''The sad boy cried.'' # If something is '''sad''', it make you feel [[unhappy]]. #: ''It was a sad movie.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''opposite of happy'') [[unhappy]], [[lugubrious]], [[gloomy]], [[miserable]], [[cheerless]], [[depressed]], [[down]], [[despondent]], [[dejected]], [[wretched]], [[glum]], [[low]], [[blue]], [[melancholy]], [[downcast]] *(''causing sadness'') [[depressing]], [[heartbreaking]], [[distressing]], [[heartrending]], [[poignant]], [[moving]], [[gloomy]], [[dismal]], [[disappointing]], [[desolate]], [[dreary]] ===Antonyms=== *(''opposite of happy'') [[happy]], [[jovial]], [[content]], [[contented]], [[pleased]], [[glad]], [[joyful]], [[cheerful]], [[in high spirits]], [[blissful]], [[exultant]], [[ecstatic]], [[delighted]], [[cheery]], [[on cloud nine]], [[jolly]], [[smiling]], [[merry]] *(''causing sadness'') [[heartening]], [[encouraging]], [[positive]], [[uplifting]], [[inspirational]], [[cheery]], [[cheerful]], [[stirring]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[sad but true]] *[[sadness]] ===See also=== *[[depression]] *[[negative]] *[[emotion]] *[[crocodile tears]] {{emotions}} [[en:sad]] 7668 2006-07-19T10:00:11Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, es, fi, fr, hr, hu, io, it, ko, pl, sv, vi, zh {{wotd|2006|03|26}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|sad|sadder|saddest}} # If someone [[feels]] '''sad''', they have a bad [[feeling]] because of a [[loss]] or other [[problem]]. They are not [[happy]]. #: ''The sad boy cried.'' # If something is '''sad''', it make you feel [[unhappy]]. #: ''It was a sad movie.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''opposite of happy'') [[unhappy]], [[lugubrious]], [[gloomy]], [[miserable]], [[cheerless]], [[depressed]], [[down]], [[despondent]], [[dejected]], [[wretched]], [[glum]], [[low]], [[blue]], [[melancholy]], [[downcast]] *(''causing sadness'') [[depressing]], [[heartbreaking]], [[distressing]], [[heartrending]], [[poignant]], [[moving]], [[gloomy]], [[dismal]], [[disappointing]], [[desolate]], [[dreary]] ===Antonyms=== *(''opposite of happy'') [[happy]], [[jovial]], [[content]], [[contented]], [[pleased]], [[glad]], [[joyful]], [[cheerful]], [[in high spirits]], [[blissful]], [[exultant]], [[ecstatic]], [[delighted]], [[cheery]], [[on cloud nine]], [[jolly]], [[smiling]], [[merry]] *(''causing sadness'') [[heartening]], [[encouraging]], [[positive]], [[uplifting]], [[inspirational]], [[cheery]], [[cheerful]], [[stirring]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[sad but true]] *[[sadness]] ===See also=== *[[depression]] *[[negative]] *[[emotion]] *[[crocodile tears]] {{emotions}} [[de:sad]] [[en:sad]] [[es:sad]] [[fr:sad]] [[ko:sad]] [[hr:sad]] [[io:sad]] [[it:sad]] [[hu:sad]] [[pl:sad]] [[fi:sad]] [[sv:sad]] [[vi:sad]] [[zh:sad]] 9753 2006-09-10T14:22:17Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ta {{wotd|2006|03|26}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|sad|sadder|saddest}} # If someone [[feels]] '''sad''', they have a bad [[feeling]] because of a [[loss]] or other [[problem]]. They are not [[happy]]. #: ''The sad boy cried.'' # If something is '''sad''', it make you feel [[unhappy]]. #: ''It was a sad movie.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''opposite of happy'') [[unhappy]], [[lugubrious]], [[gloomy]], [[miserable]], [[cheerless]], [[depressed]], [[down]], [[despondent]], [[dejected]], [[wretched]], [[glum]], [[low]], [[blue]], [[melancholy]], [[downcast]] *(''causing sadness'') [[depressing]], [[heartbreaking]], [[distressing]], [[heartrending]], [[poignant]], [[moving]], [[gloomy]], [[dismal]], [[disappointing]], [[desolate]], [[dreary]] ===Antonyms=== *(''opposite of happy'') [[happy]], [[jovial]], [[content]], [[contented]], [[pleased]], [[glad]], [[joyful]], [[cheerful]], [[in high spirits]], [[blissful]], [[exultant]], [[ecstatic]], [[delighted]], [[cheery]], [[on cloud nine]], [[jolly]], [[smiling]], [[merry]] *(''causing sadness'') [[heartening]], [[encouraging]], [[positive]], [[uplifting]], [[inspirational]], [[cheery]], [[cheerful]], [[stirring]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[sad but true]] *[[sadness]] ===See also=== *[[depression]] *[[negative]] *[[emotion]] *[[crocodile tears]] {{emotions}} [[de:sad]] [[en:sad]] [[es:sad]] [[fr:sad]] [[ko:sad]] [[hr:sad]] [[io:sad]] [[it:sad]] [[hu:sad]] [[pl:sad]] [[fi:sad]] [[sv:sad]] [[ta:sad]] [[vi:sad]] [[zh:sad]] 10749 2006-10-10T15:12:03Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[hy:sad]], [[kk:sad]] {{wotd|2006|03|26}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|sad|sadder|saddest}} # If someone [[feels]] '''sad''', they have a bad [[feeling]] because of a [[loss]] or other [[problem]]. They are not [[happy]]. #: ''The sad boy cried.'' # If something is '''sad''', it make you feel [[unhappy]]. #: ''It was a sad movie.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''opposite of happy'') [[unhappy]], [[lugubrious]], [[gloomy]], [[miserable]], [[cheerless]], [[depressed]], [[down]], [[despondent]], [[dejected]], [[wretched]], [[glum]], [[low]], [[blue]], [[melancholy]], [[downcast]] *(''causing sadness'') [[depressing]], [[heartbreaking]], [[distressing]], [[heartrending]], [[poignant]], [[moving]], [[gloomy]], [[dismal]], [[disappointing]], [[desolate]], [[dreary]] ===Antonyms=== *(''opposite of happy'') [[happy]], [[jovial]], [[content]], [[contented]], [[pleased]], [[glad]], [[joyful]], [[cheerful]], [[in high spirits]], [[blissful]], [[exultant]], [[ecstatic]], [[delighted]], [[cheery]], [[on cloud nine]], [[jolly]], [[smiling]], [[merry]] *(''causing sadness'') [[heartening]], [[encouraging]], [[positive]], [[uplifting]], [[inspirational]], [[cheery]], [[cheerful]], [[stirring]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[sad but true]] *[[sadness]] ===See also=== *[[depression]] *[[negative]] *[[emotion]] *[[crocodile tears]] {{emotions}} [[de:sad]] [[en:sad]] [[es:sad]] [[fr:sad]] [[ko:sad]] [[hy:sad]] [[hr:sad]] [[io:sad]] [[it:sad]] [[kk:sad]] [[hu:sad]] [[pl:sad]] [[fi:sad]] [[sv:sad]] [[ta:sad]] [[vi:sad]] [[zh:sad]] 11079 2006-10-15T01:18:29Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:sad]] {{wotd|2006|03|26}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|sad|sadder|saddest}} # If someone [[feels]] '''sad''', they have a bad [[feeling]] because of a [[loss]] or other [[problem]]. They are not [[happy]]. #: ''The sad boy cried.'' # If something is '''sad''', it make you feel [[unhappy]]. #: ''It was a sad movie.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''opposite of happy'') [[unhappy]], [[lugubrious]], [[gloomy]], [[miserable]], [[cheerless]], [[depressed]], [[down]], [[despondent]], [[dejected]], [[wretched]], [[glum]], [[low]], [[blue]], [[melancholy]], [[downcast]] *(''causing sadness'') [[depressing]], [[heartbreaking]], [[distressing]], [[heartrending]], [[poignant]], [[moving]], [[gloomy]], [[dismal]], [[disappointing]], [[desolate]], [[dreary]] ===Antonyms=== *(''opposite of happy'') [[happy]], [[jovial]], [[content]], [[contented]], [[pleased]], [[glad]], [[joyful]], [[cheerful]], [[in high spirits]], [[blissful]], [[exultant]], [[ecstatic]], [[delighted]], [[cheery]], [[on cloud nine]], [[jolly]], [[smiling]], [[merry]] *(''causing sadness'') [[heartening]], [[encouraging]], [[positive]], [[uplifting]], [[inspirational]], [[cheery]], [[cheerful]], [[stirring]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[sad but true]] *[[sadness]] ===See also=== *[[depression]] *[[negative]] *[[emotion]] *[[crocodile tears]] {{emotions}} [[de:sad]] [[en:sad]] [[es:sad]] [[fr:sad]] [[ko:sad]] [[hy:sad]] [[hr:sad]] [[io:sad]] [[it:sad]] [[kk:sad]] [[hu:sad]] [[pl:sad]] [[ru:sad]] [[fi:sad]] [[sv:sad]] [[ta:sad]] [[vi:sad]] [[zh:sad]] 13365 2006-12-05T21:13:23Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[el:sad]] {{wotd|2006|03|26}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|sad|sadder|saddest}} # If someone [[feels]] '''sad''', they have a bad [[feeling]] because of a [[loss]] or other [[problem]]. They are not [[happy]]. #: ''The sad boy cried.'' # If something is '''sad''', it make you feel [[unhappy]]. #: ''It was a sad movie.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''opposite of happy'') [[unhappy]], [[lugubrious]], [[gloomy]], [[miserable]], [[cheerless]], [[depressed]], [[down]], [[despondent]], [[dejected]], [[wretched]], [[glum]], [[low]], [[blue]], [[melancholy]], [[downcast]] *(''causing sadness'') [[depressing]], [[heartbreaking]], [[distressing]], [[heartrending]], [[poignant]], [[moving]], [[gloomy]], [[dismal]], [[disappointing]], [[desolate]], [[dreary]] ===Antonyms=== *(''opposite of happy'') [[happy]], [[jovial]], [[content]], [[contented]], [[pleased]], [[glad]], [[joyful]], [[cheerful]], [[in high spirits]], [[blissful]], [[exultant]], [[ecstatic]], [[delighted]], [[cheery]], [[on cloud nine]], [[jolly]], [[smiling]], [[merry]] *(''causing sadness'') [[heartening]], [[encouraging]], [[positive]], [[uplifting]], [[inspirational]], [[cheery]], [[cheerful]], [[stirring]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[sad but true]] *[[sadness]] ===See also=== *[[depression]] *[[negative]] *[[emotion]] *[[crocodile tears]] {{emotions}} [[de:sad]] [[el:sad]] [[en:sad]] [[es:sad]] [[fr:sad]] [[ko:sad]] [[hy:sad]] [[hr:sad]] [[io:sad]] [[it:sad]] [[kk:sad]] [[hu:sad]] [[pl:sad]] [[ru:sad]] [[fi:sad]] [[sv:sad]] [[ta:sad]] [[vi:sad]] [[zh:sad]] 2364 5905 2006-03-13T07:15:28Z Cromwellt 61 wotd <big>'''sad'''</big> <small>adjective</small> # Opposite of [[happy]]. #: ''The sad boy cried.'' # [[cause|Causing]] sadness. #: ''It was a sad movie.'' <small>[[sad|Read full entry]]</small> 2365 5906 2006-03-13T07:22:00Z Cromwellt 61 created entry, wotd {{wotd|2006|03|27}} ==Noun== {{noun|jelly|jellies}} # [[liquid|Liquid]] [[fruit]] mixed with [[sugar]], then [[can|canned]]; especially [[grape]]. #: ''I like jelly on my toast.'' # [[soft|Soft]] [[solid]]. #: ''It turned into jelly.'' # (''video games'') A kind of small, easy [[enemy]]. # ''Two jellies attacked me.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''liquid fruit'') [[preserves]], [[preservative]], [[fruit spread]] *(''soft solid'') [[gel]], [[ooze]], [[sludge]], [[muck]] *(''video games'') [[slime]], [[muck]], [[ooze]] ===See also=== *[[jam]] *[[canned fruit]] *[[can]] *[[sugar]] *[[liquid]] *[[solid]] *[[peanut butter and jelly]] *[[marmalade]] [[en:jelly]] 7575 2006-07-19T06:15:00Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: fi, fr, hu, io, it, ko, zh {{wotd|2006|03|27}} ==Noun== {{noun|jelly|jellies}} # [[liquid|Liquid]] [[fruit]] mixed with [[sugar]], then [[can|canned]]; especially [[grape]]. #: ''I like jelly on my toast.'' # [[soft|Soft]] [[solid]]. #: ''It turned into jelly.'' # (''video games'') A kind of small, easy [[enemy]]. # ''Two jellies attacked me.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''liquid fruit'') [[preserves]], [[preservative]], [[fruit spread]] *(''soft solid'') [[gel]], [[ooze]], [[sludge]], [[muck]] *(''video games'') [[slime]], [[muck]], [[ooze]] ===See also=== *[[jam]] *[[canned fruit]] *[[can]] *[[sugar]] *[[liquid]] *[[solid]] *[[peanut butter and jelly]] *[[marmalade]] [[en:jelly]] [[fr:jelly]] [[ko:jelly]] [[io:jelly]] [[it:jelly]] [[hu:jelly]] [[fi:jelly]] [[zh:jelly]] 10130 2006-09-24T13:21:51Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[fa:jelly]] {{wotd|2006|03|27}} ==Noun== {{noun|jelly|jellies}} # [[liquid|Liquid]] [[fruit]] mixed with [[sugar]], then [[can|canned]]; especially [[grape]]. #: ''I like jelly on my toast.'' # [[soft|Soft]] [[solid]]. #: ''It turned into jelly.'' # (''video games'') A kind of small, easy [[enemy]]. # ''Two jellies attacked me.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''liquid fruit'') [[preserves]], [[preservative]], [[fruit spread]] *(''soft solid'') [[gel]], [[ooze]], [[sludge]], [[muck]] *(''video games'') [[slime]], [[muck]], [[ooze]] ===See also=== *[[jam]] *[[canned fruit]] *[[can]] *[[sugar]] *[[liquid]] *[[solid]] *[[peanut butter and jelly]] *[[marmalade]] [[en:jelly]] [[fa:jelly]] [[fr:jelly]] [[ko:jelly]] [[io:jelly]] [[it:jelly]] [[hu:jelly]] [[fi:jelly]] [[zh:jelly]] 10421 2006-10-06T14:47:04Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[vi:jelly]] {{wotd|2006|03|27}} ==Noun== {{noun|jelly|jellies}} # [[liquid|Liquid]] [[fruit]] mixed with [[sugar]], then [[can|canned]]; especially [[grape]]. #: ''I like jelly on my toast.'' # [[soft|Soft]] [[solid]]. #: ''It turned into jelly.'' # (''video games'') A kind of small, easy [[enemy]]. # ''Two jellies attacked me.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''liquid fruit'') [[preserves]], [[preservative]], [[fruit spread]] *(''soft solid'') [[gel]], [[ooze]], [[sludge]], [[muck]] *(''video games'') [[slime]], [[muck]], [[ooze]] ===See also=== *[[jam]] *[[canned fruit]] *[[can]] *[[sugar]] *[[liquid]] *[[solid]] *[[peanut butter and jelly]] *[[marmalade]] [[en:jelly]] [[fa:jelly]] [[fr:jelly]] [[ko:jelly]] [[io:jelly]] [[it:jelly]] [[hu:jelly]] [[fi:jelly]] [[vi:jelly]] [[zh:jelly]] 14251 2006-12-21T18:51:24Z Brett 77 {{wotd|2006|03|27}} ==Noun== {{noun|jelly|jellies}} # [[liquid|Liquid]] [[fruit]] mixed with [[sugar]], then [[can|canned]]; especially [[grape]]. #: ''I like '''jelly''' on my toast.'' # [[soft|Soft]] [[solid]]. #: ''It turned into '''jelly'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''liquid fruit'') [[preserves]], [[preservative]], [[fruit spread]] *(''soft solid'') [[gel]], [[ooze]], [[sludge]], [[muck]] *(''video games'') [[slime]], [[muck]], [[ooze]] ===See also=== *[[jam]] *[[canned fruit]] *[[can]] *[[sugar]] *[[liquid]] *[[solid]] *[[peanut butter and jelly]] *[[marmalade]] [[en:jelly]] [[fa:jelly]] [[fr:jelly]] [[ko:jelly]] [[io:jelly]] [[it:jelly]] [[hu:jelly]] [[fi:jelly]] [[vi:jelly]] [[zh:jelly]] 2366 5907 2006-03-13T07:22:16Z Cromwellt 61 wotd <big>'''jelly'''</big> <small>noun</small> # [[liquid|Liquid]] [[fruit]] mixed with [[sugar]], then [[can|canned]]; especially [[grape]]. #: ''I like jelly on my toast.'' # [[soft|Soft]] [[solid]]. #: ''It turned into jelly.'' <small>[[jelly|Read full entry]]</small> 2367 5908 2006-03-13T07:31:29Z Cromwellt 61 created entry, wotd (needs pronunciation which shows the difference between verb and noun) <!--Needs pronunciation which shows the difference between verb and noun--> {{wotd|2006|03|28}} ==Verb== {{verb|use|uses|used|using}} # Make use of; [[apply]]. #: ''I use oil to cook.'' # To treat as unimportant, [[abuse]]; used about [[people]]. #: ''She only uses him for sex.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''to apply'') [[implement]], [[make use of]], [[put to use]], [[apply]] *(''to treat as unimportant'') [[abuse]] ===Antonyms=== *(''to apply'') [[ignore]] *(''to treat as unimportant'') [[cherish]], [[respect]] ===Derived words=== *[[misuse]] *[[reuse]] *[[disuse]] *[[used]] *[[unused]] *[[user]] *[[username]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A way to apply something; an [[application]]. #: ''They put it to good use.'' # A time when something is applied. #: ''This battery will last for 2000 uses.'' ===Derived words=== *[[useful]] *[[usefulness]] *[[useless]] *[[uselessness]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[utility]] [[en:use]] 7756 2006-07-19T12:51:52Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: el, es, fi, fr, hu, io, it, pl, ta, zh <!--Needs pronunciation which shows the difference between verb and noun--> {{wotd|2006|03|28}} ==Verb== {{verb|use|uses|used|using}} # Make use of; [[apply]]. #: ''I use oil to cook.'' # To treat as unimportant, [[abuse]]; used about [[people]]. #: ''She only uses him for sex.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''to apply'') [[implement]], [[make use of]], [[put to use]], [[apply]] *(''to treat as unimportant'') [[abuse]] ===Antonyms=== *(''to apply'') [[ignore]] *(''to treat as unimportant'') [[cherish]], [[respect]] ===Derived words=== *[[misuse]] *[[reuse]] *[[disuse]] *[[used]] *[[unused]] *[[user]] *[[username]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A way to apply something; an [[application]]. #: ''They put it to good use.'' # A time when something is applied. #: ''This battery will last for 2000 uses.'' ===Derived words=== *[[useful]] *[[usefulness]] *[[useless]] *[[uselessness]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[utility]] [[el:use]] [[en:use]] [[es:use]] [[fr:use]] [[io:use]] [[it:use]] [[hu:use]] [[pl:use]] [[fi:use]] [[ta:use]] [[zh:use]] 10832 2006-10-11T16:14:01Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy, kk, uk, vi <!--Needs pronunciation which shows the difference between verb and noun--> {{wotd|2006|03|28}} ==Verb== {{verb|use|uses|used|using}} # Make use of; [[apply]]. #: ''I use oil to cook.'' # To treat as unimportant, [[abuse]]; used about [[people]]. #: ''She only uses him for sex.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''to apply'') [[implement]], [[make use of]], [[put to use]], [[apply]] *(''to treat as unimportant'') [[abuse]] ===Antonyms=== *(''to apply'') [[ignore]] *(''to treat as unimportant'') [[cherish]], [[respect]] ===Derived words=== *[[misuse]] *[[reuse]] *[[disuse]] *[[used]] *[[unused]] *[[user]] *[[username]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A way to apply something; an [[application]]. #: ''They put it to good use.'' # A time when something is applied. #: ''This battery will last for 2000 uses.'' ===Derived words=== *[[useful]] *[[usefulness]] *[[useless]] *[[uselessness]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[utility]] [[el:use]] [[en:use]] [[es:use]] [[fr:use]] [[hy:use]] [[io:use]] [[it:use]] [[kk:use]] [[hu:use]] [[pl:use]] [[fi:use]] [[ta:use]] [[vi:use]] [[uk:use]] [[zh:use]] 13554 2006-12-10T11:36:21Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ja:use]] <!--Needs pronunciation which shows the difference between verb and noun--> {{wotd|2006|03|28}} ==Verb== {{verb|use|uses|used|using}} # Make use of; [[apply]]. #: ''I use oil to cook.'' # To treat as unimportant, [[abuse]]; used about [[people]]. #: ''She only uses him for sex.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''to apply'') [[implement]], [[make use of]], [[put to use]], [[apply]] *(''to treat as unimportant'') [[abuse]] ===Antonyms=== *(''to apply'') [[ignore]] *(''to treat as unimportant'') [[cherish]], [[respect]] ===Derived words=== *[[misuse]] *[[reuse]] *[[disuse]] *[[used]] *[[unused]] *[[user]] *[[username]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A way to apply something; an [[application]]. #: ''They put it to good use.'' # A time when something is applied. #: ''This battery will last for 2000 uses.'' ===Derived words=== *[[useful]] *[[usefulness]] *[[useless]] *[[uselessness]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[utility]] [[el:use]] [[en:use]] [[es:use]] [[fr:use]] [[hy:use]] [[io:use]] [[it:use]] [[kk:use]] [[hu:use]] [[ja:use]] [[pl:use]] [[fi:use]] [[ta:use]] [[vi:use]] [[uk:use]] [[zh:use]] 14109 2006-12-21T01:49:25Z Brett 77 formatting <!--Needs pronunciation which shows the difference between verb and noun--> {{wotd|2006|03|28}} ==Verb== {{verb|use|uses|used|using}} # Make '''use''' of; [[apply]]. #: ''I '''use''' oil to cook.'' # To treat as unimportant, [[abuse]]; '''used''' about [[people]]. #: ''She only '''uses''' him for sex.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''to apply'') [[implement]], [[make use of]], [[put to use]], [[apply]] *(''to treat as unimportant'') [[abuse]] ===Antonyms=== *(''to apply'') [[ignore]] *(''to treat as unimportant'') [[cherish]], [[respect]] ===Derived words=== *[[misuse]] *[[reuse]] *[[disuse]] *[[used]] *[[unused]] *[[user]] *[[username]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A way to apply something; an [[application]]. #: ''They put it to good '''use'''.'' # A time when something is applied. #: ''This battery will last for 2000 '''uses'''.'' ===Derived words=== *[[useful]] *[[usefulness]] *[[useless]] *[[uselessness]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[utility]] [[el:use]] [[en:use]] [[es:use]] [[fr:use]] [[hy:use]] [[io:use]] [[it:use]] [[kk:use]] [[hu:use]] [[ja:use]] [[pl:use]] [[fi:use]] [[ta:use]] [[vi:use]] [[uk:use]] [[zh:use]] 2368 5909 2006-03-13T07:32:53Z Cromwellt 61 pronunciation differences between nouns and verbs As I mentioned in a comment in the entry, this needs a pronunciation, so that people can tell that the noun and verb are pronounced differently. That will be true of many words which have a noun and verb form, though there are also many (such as [[form]]) that are pronounced the same. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 07:32, 13 March 2006 (UTC) 2369 5910 2006-03-13T07:33:25Z Cromwellt 61 wotd <big>'''use'''</big> <small>verb</small> # Make use of; [[apply]]. #: ''I use oil to cook.'' # To treat as unimportant, [[abuse]]; about [[people]]. #: ''She only uses him for sex.'' <small>noun</small> # A way to apply something; an [[application]]. #: ''They put it to good use.'' # A time when something is applied. #: ''This battery will last for 2000 uses.'' <small>[[use|Read full entry]]</small> 2370 5911 2006-03-13T07:37:55Z Cromwellt 61 created entry, wotd {{wotd|2006|03|29}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|violent|more violent|most violent}} # [[forceful|Forceful]] and [[able]] to [[break]] things. #: ''The violent wind took the roof off of the house.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[aggressive]] *[[brutal]] *[[cruel]] *[[sadistic]] *[[vicious]] *[[fierce]] *[[ferocious]] *[[vehement]] *[[forceful]] *[[passionate]] *[[intense]] *[[powerful]] *[[furious]] *[[strong]] ===Antonyms=== *[[friendly]] *[[peaceful]] *[[calm]] *[[mild]] *[[timid]] *[[gracious]] *[[pleasant]] *[[tranquil]] *[[quiet]] *[[still]] *[[cool]] *[[serene]] ===Related words=== *[[violence]] *[[anger]] *[[rage]] *[[destruction]] *[[pain]] *[[injury]] *[[force]] [[en:violent]] 7749 2006-07-19T12:39:32Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: et, fi, fr, hu, id, io, it, vi, zh {{wotd|2006|03|29}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|violent|more violent|most violent}} # [[forceful|Forceful]] and [[able]] to [[break]] things. #: ''The violent wind took the roof off of the house.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[aggressive]] *[[brutal]] *[[cruel]] *[[sadistic]] *[[vicious]] *[[fierce]] *[[ferocious]] *[[vehement]] *[[forceful]] *[[passionate]] *[[intense]] *[[powerful]] *[[furious]] *[[strong]] ===Antonyms=== *[[friendly]] *[[peaceful]] *[[calm]] *[[mild]] *[[timid]] *[[gracious]] *[[pleasant]] *[[tranquil]] *[[quiet]] *[[still]] *[[cool]] *[[serene]] ===Related words=== *[[violence]] *[[anger]] *[[rage]] *[[destruction]] *[[pain]] *[[injury]] *[[force]] [[et:violent]] [[en:violent]] [[fr:violent]] [[io:violent]] [[id:violent]] [[it:violent]] [[hu:violent]] [[fi:violent]] [[vi:violent]] [[zh:violent]] 8145 2006-07-27T18:24:40Z Brett 77 /* Adjective */ {{wotd|2006|03|29}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|violent|more violent|most violent}} # [[forceful|Forceful]] and [[able]] to [[break]] things. #: ''The '''violent''' wind took the roof off of the house.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[aggressive]] *[[brutal]] *[[cruel]] *[[sadistic]] *[[vicious]] *[[fierce]] *[[ferocious]] *[[vehement]] *[[forceful]] *[[passionate]] *[[intense]] *[[powerful]] *[[furious]] *[[strong]] ===Antonyms=== *[[friendly]] *[[peaceful]] *[[calm]] *[[mild]] *[[timid]] *[[gracious]] *[[pleasant]] *[[tranquil]] *[[quiet]] *[[still]] *[[cool]] *[[serene]] ===Related words=== *[[violence]] *[[anger]] *[[rage]] *[[destruction]] *[[pain]] *[[injury]] *[[force]] [[et:violent]] [[en:violent]] [[fr:violent]] [[io:violent]] [[id:violent]] [[it:violent]] [[hu:violent]] [[fi:violent]] [[vi:violent]] [[zh:violent]] 11031 2006-10-14T12:13:06Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ta:violent]] {{wotd|2006|03|29}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|violent|more violent|most violent}} # [[forceful|Forceful]] and [[able]] to [[break]] things. #: ''The '''violent''' wind took the roof off of the house.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[aggressive]] *[[brutal]] *[[cruel]] *[[sadistic]] *[[vicious]] *[[fierce]] *[[ferocious]] *[[vehement]] *[[forceful]] *[[passionate]] *[[intense]] *[[powerful]] *[[furious]] *[[strong]] ===Antonyms=== *[[friendly]] *[[peaceful]] *[[calm]] *[[mild]] *[[timid]] *[[gracious]] *[[pleasant]] *[[tranquil]] *[[quiet]] *[[still]] *[[cool]] *[[serene]] ===Related words=== *[[violence]] *[[anger]] *[[rage]] *[[destruction]] *[[pain]] *[[injury]] *[[force]] [[et:violent]] [[en:violent]] [[fr:violent]] [[io:violent]] [[id:violent]] [[it:violent]] [[hu:violent]] [[fi:violent]] [[ta:violent]] [[vi:violent]] [[zh:violent]] 12058 2006-11-09T18:20:10Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ru:violent]] {{wotd|2006|03|29}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|violent|more violent|most violent}} # [[forceful|Forceful]] and [[able]] to [[break]] things. #: ''The '''violent''' wind took the roof off of the house.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[aggressive]] *[[brutal]] *[[cruel]] *[[sadistic]] *[[vicious]] *[[fierce]] *[[ferocious]] *[[vehement]] *[[forceful]] *[[passionate]] *[[intense]] *[[powerful]] *[[furious]] *[[strong]] ===Antonyms=== *[[friendly]] *[[peaceful]] *[[calm]] *[[mild]] *[[timid]] *[[gracious]] *[[pleasant]] *[[tranquil]] *[[quiet]] *[[still]] *[[cool]] *[[serene]] ===Related words=== *[[violence]] *[[anger]] *[[rage]] *[[destruction]] *[[pain]] *[[injury]] *[[force]] [[et:violent]] [[en:violent]] [[fr:violent]] [[io:violent]] [[id:violent]] [[it:violent]] [[hu:violent]] [[ru:violent]] [[fi:violent]] [[ta:violent]] [[vi:violent]] [[zh:violent]] 2371 5912 2006-03-13T07:38:21Z Cromwellt 61 wotd <big>'''violent'''</big> <small>adjective</small> # [[forceful|Forceful]] and [[able]] to [[break]] things. #: ''The violent wind took the roof off of the house.'' <small>[[violent|Read full entry]]</small> 2372 5913 2006-03-13T07:52:42Z Cromwellt 61 created entry, wotd {{wotd|2006|03|30}} ==Noun== {{wikipedia}} {{noun}} # A person who [[decide]]s or [[choose]]s. #: ''The judge decides cases.'' # (''Biblical'') A leader. #: ''Samson was a judge of Israel.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''a person who decides'') [[justice]], [[justice of the peace]], [[moderator]], [[arbitrator]], [[adjudicator]], [[referee]], [[umpire]], [[critic]], [[reviewer]], [[evaluator]] *(''a leader'') [[leader]] ===Famous judges=== *[[w:Judge Judy]] *[[w:Judge Thomas]] *[[w:Associate Justice Sandra Day O’Connor]] *[[w:Samson]] *[[w:Samuel]] *[[w:Jephthah]] *[[w:Deborah]] ===Derived words=== *[[judgment]] *[[Final Judgment]] *[[Judgment Day]] ==Verb== {{verb|judge|judges|judged|judging}} # To choose, decide. #: ''He judged in favor of the defendant.'' # To evaluate. #: ''They judged the beauty pageant.'' # To estimate. #: ''I would judge that the lake holds a million gallons.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''to choose'') [[choose]], [[select]], [[decide]], [[rule]], [[conclude]], [[determine]], [[arbitrate]], [[adjudicate]], [[mediate]], [[referee]], [[umpire]] *(''to evaluate'') [[test]], [[evaluate]], [[assess]] *(''to estimate'') [[estimate]], [[guess]], [[consider]], [[say]], [[assess]], [[think]] ===See also=== *[[court]] *[[just]] *[[defendant]] *[[plaintiff]] *[[claim]] *[[lawsuit]] *[[case]] *[[law]] *[[lawyer]] *[[attorney]] *[[courtroom]] *[[bailiff]] *[[witness]] *[[stand]] *[[witness stand]] *[[criminal]] *[[innocent]] *[[not guilty]] *[[guilty]] *[[acquit]] *[[convict]] [[en:judge]] 5914 2006-03-13T07:53:31Z Cromwellt 61 /* Famous judges */ fixed link appearances {{wotd|2006|03|30}} ==Noun== {{wikipedia}} {{noun}} # A person who [[decide]]s or [[choose]]s. #: ''The judge decides cases.'' # (''Biblical'') A leader. #: ''Samson was a judge of Israel.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''a person who decides'') [[justice]], [[justice of the peace]], [[moderator]], [[arbitrator]], [[adjudicator]], [[referee]], [[umpire]], [[critic]], [[reviewer]], [[evaluator]] *(''a leader'') [[leader]] ===Famous judges=== *[[w:Judge Judy|Judge Judy]] *[[w:Judge Thomas|Judge Thomas]] *[[w:Associate Justice Sandra Day O’Connor|Associate Justice Sandra Day O’Connor]] *[[w:Samson|Samson]] *[[w:Samuel|Samuel]] *[[w:Jephthah|Jephthah]] *[[w:Deborah|Deborah]] ===Derived words=== *[[judgment]] *[[Final Judgment]] *[[Judgment Day]] ==Verb== {{verb|judge|judges|judged|judging}} # To choose, decide. #: ''He judged in favor of the defendant.'' # To evaluate. #: ''They judged the beauty pageant.'' # To estimate. #: ''I would judge that the lake holds a million gallons.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''to choose'') [[choose]], [[select]], [[decide]], [[rule]], [[conclude]], [[determine]], [[arbitrate]], [[adjudicate]], [[mediate]], [[referee]], [[umpire]] *(''to evaluate'') [[test]], [[evaluate]], [[assess]] *(''to estimate'') [[estimate]], [[guess]], [[consider]], [[say]], [[assess]], [[think]] ===See also=== *[[court]] *[[just]] *[[defendant]] *[[plaintiff]] *[[claim]] *[[lawsuit]] *[[case]] *[[law]] *[[lawyer]] *[[attorney]] *[[courtroom]] *[[bailiff]] *[[witness]] *[[stand]] *[[witness stand]] *[[criminal]] *[[innocent]] *[[not guilty]] *[[guilty]] *[[acquit]] *[[convict]] [[en:judge]] 7571 2006-07-19T06:08:10Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: el, et, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ko, ru, sr, ta, zh {{wotd|2006|03|30}} ==Noun== {{wikipedia}} {{noun}} # A person who [[decide]]s or [[choose]]s. #: ''The judge decides cases.'' # (''Biblical'') A leader. #: ''Samson was a judge of Israel.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''a person who decides'') [[justice]], [[justice of the peace]], [[moderator]], [[arbitrator]], [[adjudicator]], [[referee]], [[umpire]], [[critic]], [[reviewer]], [[evaluator]] *(''a leader'') [[leader]] ===Famous judges=== *[[w:Judge Judy|Judge Judy]] *[[w:Judge Thomas|Judge Thomas]] *[[w:Associate Justice Sandra Day O’Connor|Associate Justice Sandra Day O’Connor]] *[[w:Samson|Samson]] *[[w:Samuel|Samuel]] *[[w:Jephthah|Jephthah]] *[[w:Deborah|Deborah]] ===Derived words=== *[[judgment]] *[[Final Judgment]] *[[Judgment Day]] ==Verb== {{verb|judge|judges|judged|judging}} # To choose, decide. #: ''He judged in favor of the defendant.'' # To evaluate. #: ''They judged the beauty pageant.'' # To estimate. #: ''I would judge that the lake holds a million gallons.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''to choose'') [[choose]], [[select]], [[decide]], [[rule]], [[conclude]], [[determine]], [[arbitrate]], [[adjudicate]], [[mediate]], [[referee]], [[umpire]] *(''to evaluate'') [[test]], [[evaluate]], [[assess]] *(''to estimate'') [[estimate]], [[guess]], [[consider]], [[say]], [[assess]], [[think]] ===See also=== *[[court]] *[[just]] *[[defendant]] *[[plaintiff]] *[[claim]] *[[lawsuit]] *[[case]] *[[law]] *[[lawyer]] *[[attorney]] *[[courtroom]] *[[bailiff]] *[[witness]] *[[stand]] *[[witness stand]] *[[criminal]] *[[innocent]] *[[not guilty]] *[[guilty]] *[[acquit]] *[[convict]] [[et:judge]] [[el:judge]] [[en:judge]] [[fr:judge]] [[ko:judge]] [[io:judge]] [[it:judge]] [[hu:judge]] [[ru:judge]] [[sr:judge]] [[fi:judge]] [[ta:judge]] [[zh:judge]] 8654 2006-08-13T19:31:42Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi {{wotd|2006|03|30}} ==Noun== {{wikipedia}} {{noun}} # A person who [[decide]]s or [[choose]]s. #: ''The judge decides cases.'' # (''Biblical'') A leader. #: ''Samson was a judge of Israel.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''a person who decides'') [[justice]], [[justice of the peace]], [[moderator]], [[arbitrator]], [[adjudicator]], [[referee]], [[umpire]], [[critic]], [[reviewer]], [[evaluator]] *(''a leader'') [[leader]] ===Famous judges=== *[[w:Judge Judy|Judge Judy]] *[[w:Judge Thomas|Judge Thomas]] *[[w:Associate Justice Sandra Day O’Connor|Associate Justice Sandra Day O’Connor]] *[[w:Samson|Samson]] *[[w:Samuel|Samuel]] *[[w:Jephthah|Jephthah]] *[[w:Deborah|Deborah]] ===Derived words=== *[[judgment]] *[[Final Judgment]] *[[Judgment Day]] ==Verb== {{verb|judge|judges|judged|judging}} # To choose, decide. #: ''He judged in favor of the defendant.'' # To evaluate. #: ''They judged the beauty pageant.'' # To estimate. #: ''I would judge that the lake holds a million gallons.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''to choose'') [[choose]], [[select]], [[decide]], [[rule]], [[conclude]], [[determine]], [[arbitrate]], [[adjudicate]], [[mediate]], [[referee]], [[umpire]] *(''to evaluate'') [[test]], [[evaluate]], [[assess]] *(''to estimate'') [[estimate]], [[guess]], [[consider]], [[say]], [[assess]], [[think]] ===See also=== *[[court]] *[[just]] *[[defendant]] *[[plaintiff]] *[[claim]] *[[lawsuit]] *[[case]] *[[law]] *[[lawyer]] *[[attorney]] *[[courtroom]] *[[bailiff]] *[[witness]] *[[stand]] *[[witness stand]] *[[criminal]] *[[innocent]] *[[not guilty]] *[[guilty]] *[[acquit]] *[[convict]] [[et:judge]] [[el:judge]] [[en:judge]] [[fr:judge]] [[ko:judge]] [[io:judge]] [[it:judge]] [[hu:judge]] [[ru:judge]] [[sr:judge]] [[fi:judge]] [[ta:judge]] [[vi:judge]] [[zh:judge]] 10974 2006-10-13T20:52:02Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:judge]] {{wotd|2006|03|30}} ==Noun== {{wikipedia}} {{noun}} # A person who [[decide]]s or [[choose]]s. #: ''The judge decides cases.'' # (''Biblical'') A leader. #: ''Samson was a judge of Israel.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''a person who decides'') [[justice]], [[justice of the peace]], [[moderator]], [[arbitrator]], [[adjudicator]], [[referee]], [[umpire]], [[critic]], [[reviewer]], [[evaluator]] *(''a leader'') [[leader]] ===Famous judges=== *[[w:Judge Judy|Judge Judy]] *[[w:Judge Thomas|Judge Thomas]] *[[w:Associate Justice Sandra Day O’Connor|Associate Justice Sandra Day O’Connor]] *[[w:Samson|Samson]] *[[w:Samuel|Samuel]] *[[w:Jephthah|Jephthah]] *[[w:Deborah|Deborah]] ===Derived words=== *[[judgment]] *[[Final Judgment]] *[[Judgment Day]] ==Verb== {{verb|judge|judges|judged|judging}} # To choose, decide. #: ''He judged in favor of the defendant.'' # To evaluate. #: ''They judged the beauty pageant.'' # To estimate. #: ''I would judge that the lake holds a million gallons.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''to choose'') [[choose]], [[select]], [[decide]], [[rule]], [[conclude]], [[determine]], [[arbitrate]], [[adjudicate]], [[mediate]], [[referee]], [[umpire]] *(''to evaluate'') [[test]], [[evaluate]], [[assess]] *(''to estimate'') [[estimate]], [[guess]], [[consider]], [[say]], [[assess]], [[think]] ===See also=== *[[court]] *[[just]] *[[defendant]] *[[plaintiff]] *[[claim]] *[[lawsuit]] *[[case]] *[[law]] *[[lawyer]] *[[attorney]] *[[courtroom]] *[[bailiff]] *[[witness]] *[[stand]] *[[witness stand]] *[[criminal]] *[[innocent]] *[[not guilty]] *[[guilty]] *[[acquit]] *[[convict]] [[et:judge]] [[el:judge]] [[en:judge]] [[fr:judge]] [[ko:judge]] [[io:judge]] [[it:judge]] [[kk:judge]] [[hu:judge]] [[ru:judge]] [[sr:judge]] [[fi:judge]] [[ta:judge]] [[vi:judge]] [[zh:judge]] 2373 5915 2006-03-13T07:53:38Z Cromwellt 61 wotd <big>'''judge'''</big> <small>noun</small> # A person who [[decide]]s or [[evaluate]]s. #: ''The judge decides cases.'' <small>verb</small> # To [[choose]], decide. #: ''He judged in favor of the defendant.'' # To [[evaluate]]. #: ''They judged the beauty pageant.'' # To [[estimate]]. #: ''I would judge that the lake holds a million gallons.'' <small>[[judge|Read full entry]]</small> 2374 5916 2006-03-13T08:07:10Z Cromwellt 61 created entry, wotd {{wotd|2006|03|31}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # The sounds a person makes with the throat. #: ''His voice was deep and clear.'' # The influence of a person. #: ''She had a lot of voice in the company.'' # Tone of expression. #: ''You spoke in a low voice so that they would not hear.'' # (''grammar'') Tells if the subject does or receives the action. #: ''That sentence is in passive voice.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''sounds'') [[speech]], [[power of speech]], [[ability to speak]] *(''influence'') [[influence]], [[say]], [[right to be heard]], [[vote]], [[say-so]] *(''tone'') [[tone]], [[accent]], [[expression]], [[intonation]] ===Derived words=== *[[singing voice]] *[[active voice]] *[[passive voice]] *[[voiceover]] ===See also=== *[[throat]] *[[sound]] *[[audible]] *[[audio]] *[[power]] *[[whisper]] *[[shout]] *[[grammar]] ==Verb== {{verb|voice|voices|voiced|voicing}} # To say a thought, articulate. #: ''The president voiced her disagreement.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''say a thought'') [[articulate]], [[say]], [[utter]], [[assert]], [[speak]] ===Related words=== *[[share]] *[[tell]] *[[mention]] *[[statement]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|voice||}} # Related to the voice. #: ''He was 13 and experiencing his voice change.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[vocal]] ===See also=== *[[adolescence]] [[en:voice]] 5917 2006-03-13T08:08:52Z Cromwellt 61 added links {{wotd|2006|03|31}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # The [[sound]]s a person makes with the [[throat]]. #: ''His voice was deep and clear.'' # The [[influence]] of a person. #: ''She had a lot of voice in the company.'' # [[tone|Tone]] of [[expression]]. #: ''You spoke in a low voice so that they would not hear.'' # (''grammar'') Tells if the [[subject]] does or receives the [[action]]. #: ''That sentence is in passive voice.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''sounds'') [[speech]], [[power of speech]], [[ability to speak]] *(''influence'') [[influence]], [[say]], [[right to be heard]], [[vote]], [[say-so]] *(''tone'') [[tone]], [[accent]], [[expression]], [[intonation]] ===Derived words=== *[[singing voice]] *[[active voice]] *[[passive voice]] *[[voiceover]] ===See also=== *[[throat]] *[[sound]] *[[audible]] *[[audio]] *[[power]] *[[whisper]] *[[shout]] *[[grammar]] ==Verb== {{verb|voice|voices|voiced|voicing}} # To [[say]] a [[thought]], [[articulate]]. #: ''The president voiced her disagreement.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''say a thought'') [[articulate]], [[say]], [[utter]], [[assert]], [[speak]] ===Related words=== *[[share]] *[[tell]] *[[mention]] *[[statement]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|voice||}} # Related to the voice. #: ''He was 13 and experiencing his voice change.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[vocal]] ===See also=== *[[adolescence]] [[en:voice]] 6711 2006-05-28T18:25:31Z Cromwellt 61 changed adj template {{wotd|2006|03|31}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # The [[sound]]s a person makes with the [[throat]]. #: ''His voice was deep and clear.'' # The [[influence]] of a person. #: ''She had a lot of voice in the company.'' # [[tone|Tone]] of [[expression]]. #: ''You spoke in a low voice so that they would not hear.'' # (''grammar'') Tells if the [[subject]] does or receives the [[action]]. #: ''That sentence is in passive voice.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''sounds'') [[speech]], [[power of speech]], [[ability to speak]] *(''influence'') [[influence]], [[say]], [[right to be heard]], [[vote]], [[say-so]] *(''tone'') [[tone]], [[accent]], [[expression]], [[intonation]] ===Derived words=== *[[singing voice]] *[[active voice]] *[[passive voice]] *[[voiceover]] ===See also=== *[[throat]] *[[sound]] *[[audible]] *[[audio]] *[[power]] *[[whisper]] *[[shout]] *[[grammar]] ==Verb== {{verb|voice|voices|voiced|voicing}} # To [[say]] a [[thought]], [[articulate]]. #: ''The president voiced her disagreement.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''say a thought'') [[articulate]], [[say]], [[utter]], [[assert]], [[speak]] ===Related words=== *[[share]] *[[tell]] *[[mention]] *[[statement]] ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} # Related to the voice. #: ''He was 13 and experiencing his voice change.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[vocal]] ===See also=== *[[adolescence]] [[en:voice]] 7747 2006-07-19T12:35:42Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: fi, hu, io, it, ja, ko, pl, ta, zh {{wotd|2006|03|31}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # The [[sound]]s a person makes with the [[throat]]. #: ''His voice was deep and clear.'' # The [[influence]] of a person. #: ''She had a lot of voice in the company.'' # [[tone|Tone]] of [[expression]]. #: ''You spoke in a low voice so that they would not hear.'' # (''grammar'') Tells if the [[subject]] does or receives the [[action]]. #: ''That sentence is in passive voice.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''sounds'') [[speech]], [[power of speech]], [[ability to speak]] *(''influence'') [[influence]], [[say]], [[right to be heard]], [[vote]], [[say-so]] *(''tone'') [[tone]], [[accent]], [[expression]], [[intonation]] ===Derived words=== *[[singing voice]] *[[active voice]] *[[passive voice]] *[[voiceover]] ===See also=== *[[throat]] *[[sound]] *[[audible]] *[[audio]] *[[power]] *[[whisper]] *[[shout]] *[[grammar]] ==Verb== {{verb|voice|voices|voiced|voicing}} # To [[say]] a [[thought]], [[articulate]]. #: ''The president voiced her disagreement.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''say a thought'') [[articulate]], [[say]], [[utter]], [[assert]], [[speak]] ===Related words=== *[[share]] *[[tell]] *[[mention]] *[[statement]] ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} # Related to the voice. #: ''He was 13 and experiencing his voice change.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[vocal]] ===See also=== *[[adolescence]] [[en:voice]] [[ko:voice]] [[io:voice]] [[it:voice]] [[hu:voice]] [[ja:voice]] [[pl:voice]] [[fi:voice]] [[ta:voice]] [[zh:voice]] 8697 2006-08-13T19:48:10Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi {{wotd|2006|03|31}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # The [[sound]]s a person makes with the [[throat]]. #: ''His voice was deep and clear.'' # The [[influence]] of a person. #: ''She had a lot of voice in the company.'' # [[tone|Tone]] of [[expression]]. #: ''You spoke in a low voice so that they would not hear.'' # (''grammar'') Tells if the [[subject]] does or receives the [[action]]. #: ''That sentence is in passive voice.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''sounds'') [[speech]], [[power of speech]], [[ability to speak]] *(''influence'') [[influence]], [[say]], [[right to be heard]], [[vote]], [[say-so]] *(''tone'') [[tone]], [[accent]], [[expression]], [[intonation]] ===Derived words=== *[[singing voice]] *[[active voice]] *[[passive voice]] *[[voiceover]] ===See also=== *[[throat]] *[[sound]] *[[audible]] *[[audio]] *[[power]] *[[whisper]] *[[shout]] *[[grammar]] ==Verb== {{verb|voice|voices|voiced|voicing}} # To [[say]] a [[thought]], [[articulate]]. #: ''The president voiced her disagreement.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''say a thought'') [[articulate]], [[say]], [[utter]], [[assert]], [[speak]] ===Related words=== *[[share]] *[[tell]] *[[mention]] *[[statement]] ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} # Related to the voice. #: ''He was 13 and experiencing his voice change.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[vocal]] ===See also=== *[[adolescence]] [[en:voice]] [[ko:voice]] [[io:voice]] [[it:voice]] [[hu:voice]] [[ja:voice]] [[pl:voice]] [[fi:voice]] [[ta:voice]] [[vi:voice]] [[zh:voice]] 9916 2006-09-24T11:37:54Z Tangobot 116 Robot: Automated text replacement (-{{adjective2}} +{{adjective}}) {{wotd|2006|03|31}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # The [[sound]]s a person makes with the [[throat]]. #: ''His voice was deep and clear.'' # The [[influence]] of a person. #: ''She had a lot of voice in the company.'' # [[tone|Tone]] of [[expression]]. #: ''You spoke in a low voice so that they would not hear.'' # (''grammar'') Tells if the [[subject]] does or receives the [[action]]. #: ''That sentence is in passive voice.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''sounds'') [[speech]], [[power of speech]], [[ability to speak]] *(''influence'') [[influence]], [[say]], [[right to be heard]], [[vote]], [[say-so]] *(''tone'') [[tone]], [[accent]], [[expression]], [[intonation]] ===Derived words=== *[[singing voice]] *[[active voice]] *[[passive voice]] *[[voiceover]] ===See also=== *[[throat]] *[[sound]] *[[audible]] *[[audio]] *[[power]] *[[whisper]] *[[shout]] *[[grammar]] ==Verb== {{verb|voice|voices|voiced|voicing}} # To [[say]] a [[thought]], [[articulate]]. #: ''The president voiced her disagreement.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''say a thought'') [[articulate]], [[say]], [[utter]], [[assert]], [[speak]] ===Related words=== *[[share]] *[[tell]] *[[mention]] *[[statement]] ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # Related to the voice. #: ''He was 13 and experiencing his voice change.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[vocal]] ===See also=== *[[adolescence]] [[en:voice]] [[ko:voice]] [[io:voice]] [[it:voice]] [[hu:voice]] [[ja:voice]] [[pl:voice]] [[fi:voice]] [[ta:voice]] [[vi:voice]] [[zh:voice]] 10278 2006-09-24T14:26:18Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[fa:voice]] {{wotd|2006|03|31}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # The [[sound]]s a person makes with the [[throat]]. #: ''His voice was deep and clear.'' # The [[influence]] of a person. #: ''She had a lot of voice in the company.'' # [[tone|Tone]] of [[expression]]. #: ''You spoke in a low voice so that they would not hear.'' # (''grammar'') Tells if the [[subject]] does or receives the [[action]]. #: ''That sentence is in passive voice.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''sounds'') [[speech]], [[power of speech]], [[ability to speak]] *(''influence'') [[influence]], [[say]], [[right to be heard]], [[vote]], [[say-so]] *(''tone'') [[tone]], [[accent]], [[expression]], [[intonation]] ===Derived words=== *[[singing voice]] *[[active voice]] *[[passive voice]] *[[voiceover]] ===See also=== *[[throat]] *[[sound]] *[[audible]] *[[audio]] *[[power]] *[[whisper]] *[[shout]] *[[grammar]] ==Verb== {{verb|voice|voices|voiced|voicing}} # To [[say]] a [[thought]], [[articulate]]. #: ''The president voiced her disagreement.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''say a thought'') [[articulate]], [[say]], [[utter]], [[assert]], [[speak]] ===Related words=== *[[share]] *[[tell]] *[[mention]] *[[statement]] ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # Related to the voice. #: ''He was 13 and experiencing his voice change.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[vocal]] ===See also=== *[[adolescence]] [[en:voice]] [[fa:voice]] [[ko:voice]] [[io:voice]] [[it:voice]] [[hu:voice]] [[ja:voice]] [[pl:voice]] [[fi:voice]] [[ta:voice]] [[vi:voice]] [[zh:voice]] 11030 2006-10-14T12:09:22Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: fr, kk, ky, uk {{wotd|2006|03|31}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # The [[sound]]s a person makes with the [[throat]]. #: ''His voice was deep and clear.'' # The [[influence]] of a person. #: ''She had a lot of voice in the company.'' # [[tone|Tone]] of [[expression]]. #: ''You spoke in a low voice so that they would not hear.'' # (''grammar'') Tells if the [[subject]] does or receives the [[action]]. #: ''That sentence is in passive voice.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''sounds'') [[speech]], [[power of speech]], [[ability to speak]] *(''influence'') [[influence]], [[say]], [[right to be heard]], [[vote]], [[say-so]] *(''tone'') [[tone]], [[accent]], [[expression]], [[intonation]] ===Derived words=== *[[singing voice]] *[[active voice]] *[[passive voice]] *[[voiceover]] ===See also=== *[[throat]] *[[sound]] *[[audible]] *[[audio]] *[[power]] *[[whisper]] *[[shout]] *[[grammar]] ==Verb== {{verb|voice|voices|voiced|voicing}} # To [[say]] a [[thought]], [[articulate]]. #: ''The president voiced her disagreement.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''say a thought'') [[articulate]], [[say]], [[utter]], [[assert]], [[speak]] ===Related words=== *[[share]] *[[tell]] *[[mention]] *[[statement]] ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # Related to the voice. #: ''He was 13 and experiencing his voice change.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[vocal]] ===See also=== *[[adolescence]] [[en:voice]] [[fa:voice]] [[fr:voice]] [[ko:voice]] [[io:voice]] [[it:voice]] [[kk:voice]] [[ky:voice]] [[hu:voice]] [[ja:voice]] [[pl:voice]] [[fi:voice]] [[ta:voice]] [[vi:voice]] [[uk:voice]] [[zh:voice]] 2375 5918 2006-03-13T08:08:58Z Cromwellt 61 wotd <big>'''voice'''</big> <small>noun</small> # The [[sounds]] a person makes with the [[throat]]. #: ''His voice was deep and clear.'' # The influence of a person. #: ''She had a lot of voice in the company.'' <small>adjective</small> # Related to the voice. #: ''He was 13 and experiencing his voice change.'' <small>[[voice|Read full entry]]</small> 2376 5920 2006-03-13T08:24:07Z Cromwellt 61 help? I just added a bunch of new pages which are almost all on this list, but here it shows these as broken links (which goes to an edit box that is already full). I don't get it. Help? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:24, 13 March 2006 (UTC) 5921 2006-03-13T08:25:33Z Cromwellt 61 fixed, though I'm not too clear on how/why I just added a bunch of new pages which are almost all on this list, but here it shows these as broken links (which goes to an edit box that is already full). I don't get it. Help? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:24, 13 March 2006 (UTC) :Well, I guess I had to wait a bit or something, because now it's fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:25, 13 March 2006 (UTC) 7987 2006-07-23T01:11:38Z HSTutorials 100 I just added a bunch of new pages which are almost all on this list, but here it shows these as broken links (which goes to an edit box that is already full). I don't get it. Help? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:24, 13 March 2006 (UTC) :Well, I guess I had to wait a bit or something, because now it's fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:25, 13 March 2006 (UTC) == Keep this page from being edited?== Shouldn't this page be uneditable? Since it's just supposed to be the BE850 and that doesn't change, I don't think this page needs editing. It could help protect us from vandals and the well-meaning who don't understand the idea of Basic English.--[[User:HSTutorials|HSTutorials]] 01:11, 23 July 2006 (UTC) 8020 2006-07-23T20:48:34Z Cromwellt 61 good point, will protect I just added a bunch of new pages which are almost all on this list, but here it shows these as broken links (which goes to an edit box that is already full). I don't get it. Help? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:24, 13 March 2006 (UTC) :Well, I guess I had to wait a bit or something, because now it's fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:25, 13 March 2006 (UTC) == Keep this page from being edited?== Shouldn't this page be uneditable? Since it's just supposed to be the BE850 and that doesn't change, I don't think this page needs editing. It could help protect us from vandals and the well-meaning who don't understand the idea of Basic English.--[[User:HSTutorials|HSTutorials]] 01:11, 23 July 2006 (UTC) :Good point, HS. I have added some lists and things at the bottom, but any further edits can be done by administrators, just like system messages, so I'll go ahead and protect it. They can request those changes here. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:48, 23 July 2006 (UTC) 12110 2006-11-10T15:50:17Z Tangotango 94 Bath/bathing I just added a bunch of new pages which are almost all on this list, but here it shows these as broken links (which goes to an edit box that is already full). I don't get it. Help? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:24, 13 March 2006 (UTC) :Well, I guess I had to wait a bit or something, because now it's fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:25, 13 March 2006 (UTC) == Keep this page from being edited?== Shouldn't this page be uneditable? Since it's just supposed to be the BE850 and that doesn't change, I don't think this page needs editing. It could help protect us from vandals and the well-meaning who don't understand the idea of Basic English.--[[User:HSTutorials|HSTutorials]] 01:11, 23 July 2006 (UTC) :Good point, HS. I have added some lists and things at the bottom, but any further edits can be done by administrators, just like system messages, so I'll go ahead and protect it. They can request those changes here. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:48, 23 July 2006 (UTC) == Bath/bathing == At the moment, [[bath]] is listed as a BE850 word, but the wikilink is to [[bathing]]. According to the Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary, ''bathing'' is the British English word meaning to "go... into the sea, a river, etc. to swim" (i.e., leisure activity in water), whereas ''bath'' means the act of washing yourself, and the container you enter to do so. I believe the wikilink on this page should be changed to go to [[bath]], not [[bathing]] -- since the page is protected, could a sysop please take a look at this? Thanks, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 15:50, 10 November 2006 (UTC) 12648 2006-11-25T19:25:51Z Coppertwig 139 confusion re Wikipedia BE850 wordlist and Wiktionary BE850 wordlist I just added a bunch of new pages which are almost all on this list, but here it shows these as broken links (which goes to an edit box that is already full). I don't get it. Help? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:24, 13 March 2006 (UTC) :Well, I guess I had to wait a bit or something, because now it's fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:25, 13 March 2006 (UTC) == Keep this page from being edited?== Shouldn't this page be uneditable? Since it's just supposed to be the BE850 and that doesn't change, I don't think this page needs editing. It could help protect us from vandals and the well-meaning who don't understand the idea of Basic English.--[[User:HSTutorials|HSTutorials]] 01:11, 23 July 2006 (UTC) :Good point, HS. I have added some lists and things at the bottom, but any further edits can be done by administrators, just like system messages, so I'll go ahead and protect it. They can request those changes here. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:48, 23 July 2006 (UTC) == Bath/bathing == At the moment, [[bath]] is listed as a BE850 word, but the wikilink is to [[bathing]]. According to the Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary, ''bathing'' is the British English word meaning to "go... into the sea, a river, etc. to swim" (i.e., leisure activity in water), whereas ''bath'' means the act of washing yourself, and the container you enter to do so. I believe the wikilink on this page should be changed to go to [[bath]], not [[bathing]] -- since the page is protected, could a sysop please take a look at this? Thanks, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 15:50, 10 November 2006 (UTC) == confusion re Wikipedia BE850 wordlist and Wiktionary BE850 wordlist == This needs adjustment. There is a BE850 wordlist on Wikipedia and there is a BE850 wordlist on Wiktionary. All words on the Wikipedia wordlist link to Wikipedia pages about the words. All words on the Wiktionary wordlist link to Wiktionary pages about the words. All definitions need to be in Wiktionary. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 19:25, 25 November 2006 (UTC) 12673 2006-11-26T03:08:47Z Coppertwig 139 Error in alphabetical order I just added a bunch of new pages which are almost all on this list, but here it shows these as broken links (which goes to an edit box that is already full). I don't get it. Help? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:24, 13 March 2006 (UTC) :Well, I guess I had to wait a bit or something, because now it's fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:25, 13 March 2006 (UTC) == Keep this page from being edited?== Shouldn't this page be uneditable? Since it's just supposed to be the BE850 and that doesn't change, I don't think this page needs editing. It could help protect us from vandals and the well-meaning who don't understand the idea of Basic English.--[[User:HSTutorials|HSTutorials]] 01:11, 23 July 2006 (UTC) :Good point, HS. I have added some lists and things at the bottom, but any further edits can be done by administrators, just like system messages, so I'll go ahead and protect it. They can request those changes here. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:48, 23 July 2006 (UTC) == Bath/bathing == At the moment, [[bath]] is listed as a BE850 word, but the wikilink is to [[bathing]]. According to the Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary, ''bathing'' is the British English word meaning to "go... into the sea, a river, etc. to swim" (i.e., leisure activity in water), whereas ''bath'' means the act of washing yourself, and the container you enter to do so. I believe the wikilink on this page should be changed to go to [[bath]], not [[bathing]] -- since the page is protected, could a sysop please take a look at this? Thanks, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 15:50, 10 November 2006 (UTC) == confusion re Wikipedia BE850 wordlist and Wiktionary BE850 wordlist == This needs adjustment. There is a BE850 wordlist on Wikipedia and there is a BE850 wordlist on Wiktionary. All words on the Wikipedia wordlist link to Wikipedia pages about the words. All words on the Wiktionary wordlist link to Wiktionary pages about the words. All definitions need to be in Wiktionary. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 19:25, 25 November 2006 (UTC) == Error in alphabetical order == Maybe this page needs to be edited. The word "seem" is not in alphabetical order. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 03:08, 26 November 2006 (UTC) 12681 2006-11-26T04:09:37Z Tangotango 94 /* confusion re Wikipedia BE850 wordlist and Wiktionary BE850 wordlist */ reply I just added a bunch of new pages which are almost all on this list, but here it shows these as broken links (which goes to an edit box that is already full). I don't get it. Help? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:24, 13 March 2006 (UTC) :Well, I guess I had to wait a bit or something, because now it's fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:25, 13 March 2006 (UTC) == Keep this page from being edited?== Shouldn't this page be uneditable? Since it's just supposed to be the BE850 and that doesn't change, I don't think this page needs editing. It could help protect us from vandals and the well-meaning who don't understand the idea of Basic English.--[[User:HSTutorials|HSTutorials]] 01:11, 23 July 2006 (UTC) :Good point, HS. I have added some lists and things at the bottom, but any further edits can be done by administrators, just like system messages, so I'll go ahead and protect it. They can request those changes here. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:48, 23 July 2006 (UTC) == Bath/bathing == At the moment, [[bath]] is listed as a BE850 word, but the wikilink is to [[bathing]]. According to the Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary, ''bathing'' is the British English word meaning to "go... into the sea, a river, etc. to swim" (i.e., leisure activity in water), whereas ''bath'' means the act of washing yourself, and the container you enter to do so. I believe the wikilink on this page should be changed to go to [[bath]], not [[bathing]] -- since the page is protected, could a sysop please take a look at this? Thanks, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 15:50, 10 November 2006 (UTC) == confusion re Wikipedia BE850 wordlist and Wiktionary BE850 wordlist == This needs adjustment. There is a BE850 wordlist on Wikipedia and there is a BE850 wordlist on Wiktionary. All words on the Wikipedia wordlist link to Wikipedia pages about the words. All words on the Wiktionary wordlist link to Wiktionary pages about the words. All definitions need to be in Wiktionary. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 19:25, 25 November 2006 (UTC) :Not entirely - there was a discussion a while back on SEWikipedia, and the consensus then seemed to suggest that articles for BE850 words should exist on the Simple English Wikipedia. However, what with the Simple English Wiktionary expanding and all, the situation is rather different now, so it's definitely something we need to discuss in the near future, perhaps on the SEWikipedia. - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 04:09, 26 November 2006 (UTC) == Error in alphabetical order == Maybe this page needs to be edited. The word "seem" is not in alphabetical order. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 03:08, 26 November 2006 (UTC) 12682 2006-11-26T04:10:38Z Tangotango 94 /* Bath/bathing */ reply I just added a bunch of new pages which are almost all on this list, but here it shows these as broken links (which goes to an edit box that is already full). I don't get it. Help? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:24, 13 March 2006 (UTC) :Well, I guess I had to wait a bit or something, because now it's fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:25, 13 March 2006 (UTC) == Keep this page from being edited?== Shouldn't this page be uneditable? Since it's just supposed to be the BE850 and that doesn't change, I don't think this page needs editing. It could help protect us from vandals and the well-meaning who don't understand the idea of Basic English.--[[User:HSTutorials|HSTutorials]] 01:11, 23 July 2006 (UTC) :Good point, HS. I have added some lists and things at the bottom, but any further edits can be done by administrators, just like system messages, so I'll go ahead and protect it. They can request those changes here. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:48, 23 July 2006 (UTC) == Bath/bathing == At the moment, [[bath]] is listed as a BE850 word, but the wikilink is to [[bathing]]. According to the Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary, ''bathing'' is the British English word meaning to "go... into the sea, a river, etc. to swim" (i.e., leisure activity in water), whereas ''bath'' means the act of washing yourself, and the container you enter to do so. I believe the wikilink on this page should be changed to go to [[bath]], not [[bathing]] -- since the page is protected, could a sysop please take a look at this? Thanks, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 15:50, 10 November 2006 (UTC) :I've fixed this for the time being, since nobody seemed to be replying. I've noticed that there are also some other words that link to words with different meanings - maybe it would be better to have this page unprotected, or just semi-protected? - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 04:10, 26 November 2006 (UTC) == confusion re Wikipedia BE850 wordlist and Wiktionary BE850 wordlist == This needs adjustment. There is a BE850 wordlist on Wikipedia and there is a BE850 wordlist on Wiktionary. All words on the Wikipedia wordlist link to Wikipedia pages about the words. All words on the Wiktionary wordlist link to Wiktionary pages about the words. All definitions need to be in Wiktionary. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 19:25, 25 November 2006 (UTC) :Not entirely - there was a discussion a while back on SEWikipedia, and the consensus then seemed to suggest that articles for BE850 words should exist on the Simple English Wikipedia. However, what with the Simple English Wiktionary expanding and all, the situation is rather different now, so it's definitely something we need to discuss in the near future, perhaps on the SEWikipedia. - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 04:09, 26 November 2006 (UTC) == Error in alphabetical order == Maybe this page needs to be edited. The word "seem" is not in alphabetical order. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 03:08, 26 November 2006 (UTC) 12739 2006-11-26T17:13:51Z Coppertwig 139 /* Error in alphabetical order */ "though" also out of order I just added a bunch of new pages which are almost all on this list, but here it shows these as broken links (which goes to an edit box that is already full). I don't get it. Help? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:24, 13 March 2006 (UTC) :Well, I guess I had to wait a bit or something, because now it's fine. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:25, 13 March 2006 (UTC) == Keep this page from being edited?== Shouldn't this page be uneditable? Since it's just supposed to be the BE850 and that doesn't change, I don't think this page needs editing. It could help protect us from vandals and the well-meaning who don't understand the idea of Basic English.--[[User:HSTutorials|HSTutorials]] 01:11, 23 July 2006 (UTC) :Good point, HS. I have added some lists and things at the bottom, but any further edits can be done by administrators, just like system messages, so I'll go ahead and protect it. They can request those changes here. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:48, 23 July 2006 (UTC) == Bath/bathing == At the moment, [[bath]] is listed as a BE850 word, but the wikilink is to [[bathing]]. According to the Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary, ''bathing'' is the British English word meaning to "go... into the sea, a river, etc. to swim" (i.e., leisure activity in water), whereas ''bath'' means the act of washing yourself, and the container you enter to do so. I believe the wikilink on this page should be changed to go to [[bath]], not [[bathing]] -- since the page is protected, could a sysop please take a look at this? Thanks, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 15:50, 10 November 2006 (UTC) :I've fixed this for the time being, since nobody seemed to be replying. I've noticed that there are also some other words that link to words with different meanings - maybe it would be better to have this page unprotected, or just semi-protected? - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 04:10, 26 November 2006 (UTC) == confusion re Wikipedia BE850 wordlist and Wiktionary BE850 wordlist == This needs adjustment. There is a BE850 wordlist on Wikipedia and there is a BE850 wordlist on Wiktionary. All words on the Wikipedia wordlist link to Wikipedia pages about the words. All words on the Wiktionary wordlist link to Wiktionary pages about the words. All definitions need to be in Wiktionary. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 19:25, 25 November 2006 (UTC) :Not entirely - there was a discussion a while back on SEWikipedia, and the consensus then seemed to suggest that articles for BE850 words should exist on the Simple English Wikipedia. However, what with the Simple English Wiktionary expanding and all, the situation is rather different now, so it's definitely something we need to discuss in the near future, perhaps on the SEWikipedia. - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 04:09, 26 November 2006 (UTC) == Error in alphabetical order == Maybe this page needs to be edited. (by someone with admin or sysop privilege.) The word "seem" is not in alphabetical order. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 03:08, 26 November 2006 (UTC) "though" is also out of order. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 17:13, 26 November 2006 (UTC) 2377 5922 2006-03-13T08:35:47Z Cromwellt 61 wotd <big>'''quiet'''</big> <small>adjective</small> # Silent or with very little [[noise]]. #: ''We entered the quiet room.'' # [[Calm]] or [[mild]]. #: ''He had a quiet manner.'' <small>verb</small> # To calm or [[soften]], as a sound. #: ''She quieted the cries of her baby.'' <small>[[quiet|Read full entry]]</small> 2378 5924 2006-03-13T08:43:31Z Cromwellt 61 created entry, wotd {{wotd|2006|04|02}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # The [[act]] of seeing. #: ''He had a view of the fight.'' # Something you can see, [[vista]]. #: ''My window has a great view of the ocean.'' # (''figurative'') [[Belief]] or [[opinion]] on a topic. #: ''They had a narrow view on marriage.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''act of seeing'') [[sight]], [[vision]], [[outlook]], [[observation]], [[scrutiny]], [[analysis]], [[inspection]] *(''vista'') [[scene]], [[picture]], [[spectacle]], [[prospect]], [[vista]], [[aspect]], [[outlook]], [[landscape]], [[panorama]] *(''belief'') [[belief]], [[opinion]], [[notion]], [[position]], [[stance]], [[idea]], [[standpoint]] ===Derived words=== *[[point of view]] *[[viewpoint]] *[[viewfinder]] *[[viewing]] ==Verb== {{verb|view|views|viewed|viewing}} # To think of in a [[certain]] way; [[consider]]. #: ''I view your changes with suspicion.'' # To [[look at]] or examine. #: ''He views movies for content.'' # To [[watch]] or observe. #: ''They viewed the rescue from the street.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''consider'') [[consider]], [[regard]], [[perceive]] *(''look at'') [[look at]], [[examine]], [[inspect]], [[look over]], [[observe]], [[scrutinize]], [[check over]], [[survey]] *(''watch'') [[watch]], [[observe]], [[look at]], [[see]], [[notice]], [[behold]] ===Derived words=== *[[viewer]] *[[review]] *[[interview]] ===See also=== *[[binoculars]] *[[visible]] *[[look]] [[en:view]] 7750 2006-07-19T12:41:32Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: fi, fr, hu, io, it, ko, pt, zh {{wotd|2006|04|02}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # The [[act]] of seeing. #: ''He had a view of the fight.'' # Something you can see, [[vista]]. #: ''My window has a great view of the ocean.'' # (''figurative'') [[Belief]] or [[opinion]] on a topic. #: ''They had a narrow view on marriage.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''act of seeing'') [[sight]], [[vision]], [[outlook]], [[observation]], [[scrutiny]], [[analysis]], [[inspection]] *(''vista'') [[scene]], [[picture]], [[spectacle]], [[prospect]], [[vista]], [[aspect]], [[outlook]], [[landscape]], [[panorama]] *(''belief'') [[belief]], [[opinion]], [[notion]], [[position]], [[stance]], [[idea]], [[standpoint]] ===Derived words=== *[[point of view]] *[[viewpoint]] *[[viewfinder]] *[[viewing]] ==Verb== {{verb|view|views|viewed|viewing}} # To think of in a [[certain]] way; [[consider]]. #: ''I view your changes with suspicion.'' # To [[look at]] or examine. #: ''He views movies for content.'' # To [[watch]] or observe. #: ''They viewed the rescue from the street.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''consider'') [[consider]], [[regard]], [[perceive]] *(''look at'') [[look at]], [[examine]], [[inspect]], [[look over]], [[observe]], [[scrutinize]], [[check over]], [[survey]] *(''watch'') [[watch]], [[observe]], [[look at]], [[see]], [[notice]], [[behold]] ===Derived words=== *[[viewer]] *[[review]] *[[interview]] ===See also=== *[[binoculars]] *[[visible]] *[[look]] [[en:view]] [[fr:view]] [[ko:view]] [[io:view]] [[it:view]] [[hu:view]] [[pt:view]] [[fi:view]] [[zh:view]] 8698 2006-08-13T19:48:20Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi {{wotd|2006|04|02}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # The [[act]] of seeing. #: ''He had a view of the fight.'' # Something you can see, [[vista]]. #: ''My window has a great view of the ocean.'' # (''figurative'') [[Belief]] or [[opinion]] on a topic. #: ''They had a narrow view on marriage.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''act of seeing'') [[sight]], [[vision]], [[outlook]], [[observation]], [[scrutiny]], [[analysis]], [[inspection]] *(''vista'') [[scene]], [[picture]], [[spectacle]], [[prospect]], [[vista]], [[aspect]], [[outlook]], [[landscape]], [[panorama]] *(''belief'') [[belief]], [[opinion]], [[notion]], [[position]], [[stance]], [[idea]], [[standpoint]] ===Derived words=== *[[point of view]] *[[viewpoint]] *[[viewfinder]] *[[viewing]] ==Verb== {{verb|view|views|viewed|viewing}} # To think of in a [[certain]] way; [[consider]]. #: ''I view your changes with suspicion.'' # To [[look at]] or examine. #: ''He views movies for content.'' # To [[watch]] or observe. #: ''They viewed the rescue from the street.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''consider'') [[consider]], [[regard]], [[perceive]] *(''look at'') [[look at]], [[examine]], [[inspect]], [[look over]], [[observe]], [[scrutinize]], [[check over]], [[survey]] *(''watch'') [[watch]], [[observe]], [[look at]], [[see]], [[notice]], [[behold]] ===Derived words=== *[[viewer]] *[[review]] *[[interview]] ===See also=== *[[binoculars]] *[[visible]] *[[look]] [[en:view]] [[fr:view]] [[ko:view]] [[io:view]] [[it:view]] [[hu:view]] [[pt:view]] [[fi:view]] [[vi:view]] [[zh:view]] 9205 2006-08-22T05:33:08Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy {{wotd|2006|04|02}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # The [[act]] of seeing. #: ''He had a view of the fight.'' # Something you can see, [[vista]]. #: ''My window has a great view of the ocean.'' # (''figurative'') [[Belief]] or [[opinion]] on a topic. #: ''They had a narrow view on marriage.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''act of seeing'') [[sight]], [[vision]], [[outlook]], [[observation]], [[scrutiny]], [[analysis]], [[inspection]] *(''vista'') [[scene]], [[picture]], [[spectacle]], [[prospect]], [[vista]], [[aspect]], [[outlook]], [[landscape]], [[panorama]] *(''belief'') [[belief]], [[opinion]], [[notion]], [[position]], [[stance]], [[idea]], [[standpoint]] ===Derived words=== *[[point of view]] *[[viewpoint]] *[[viewfinder]] *[[viewing]] ==Verb== {{verb|view|views|viewed|viewing}} # To think of in a [[certain]] way; [[consider]]. #: ''I view your changes with suspicion.'' # To [[look at]] or examine. #: ''He views movies for content.'' # To [[watch]] or observe. #: ''They viewed the rescue from the street.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''consider'') [[consider]], [[regard]], [[perceive]] *(''look at'') [[look at]], [[examine]], [[inspect]], [[look over]], [[observe]], [[scrutinize]], [[check over]], [[survey]] *(''watch'') [[watch]], [[observe]], [[look at]], [[see]], [[notice]], [[behold]] ===Derived words=== *[[viewer]] *[[review]] *[[interview]] ===See also=== *[[binoculars]] *[[visible]] *[[look]] [[en:view]] [[fr:view]] [[ko:view]] [[hy:view]] [[io:view]] [[it:view]] [[hu:view]] [[pt:view]] [[fi:view]] [[vi:view]] [[zh:view]] 9817 2006-09-10T15:11:35Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ta {{wotd|2006|04|02}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # The [[act]] of seeing. #: ''He had a view of the fight.'' # Something you can see, [[vista]]. #: ''My window has a great view of the ocean.'' # (''figurative'') [[Belief]] or [[opinion]] on a topic. #: ''They had a narrow view on marriage.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''act of seeing'') [[sight]], [[vision]], [[outlook]], [[observation]], [[scrutiny]], [[analysis]], [[inspection]] *(''vista'') [[scene]], [[picture]], [[spectacle]], [[prospect]], [[vista]], [[aspect]], [[outlook]], [[landscape]], [[panorama]] *(''belief'') [[belief]], [[opinion]], [[notion]], [[position]], [[stance]], [[idea]], [[standpoint]] ===Derived words=== *[[point of view]] *[[viewpoint]] *[[viewfinder]] *[[viewing]] ==Verb== {{verb|view|views|viewed|viewing}} # To think of in a [[certain]] way; [[consider]]. #: ''I view your changes with suspicion.'' # To [[look at]] or examine. #: ''He views movies for content.'' # To [[watch]] or observe. #: ''They viewed the rescue from the street.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''consider'') [[consider]], [[regard]], [[perceive]] *(''look at'') [[look at]], [[examine]], [[inspect]], [[look over]], [[observe]], [[scrutinize]], [[check over]], [[survey]] *(''watch'') [[watch]], [[observe]], [[look at]], [[see]], [[notice]], [[behold]] ===Derived words=== *[[viewer]] *[[review]] *[[interview]] ===See also=== *[[binoculars]] *[[visible]] *[[look]] [[en:view]] [[fr:view]] [[ko:view]] [[hy:view]] [[io:view]] [[it:view]] [[hu:view]] [[pt:view]] [[fi:view]] [[ta:view]] [[vi:view]] [[zh:view]] 10845 2006-10-11T17:39:19Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[uk:view]] {{wotd|2006|04|02}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # The [[act]] of seeing. #: ''He had a view of the fight.'' # Something you can see, [[vista]]. #: ''My window has a great view of the ocean.'' # (''figurative'') [[Belief]] or [[opinion]] on a topic. #: ''They had a narrow view on marriage.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''act of seeing'') [[sight]], [[vision]], [[outlook]], [[observation]], [[scrutiny]], [[analysis]], [[inspection]] *(''vista'') [[scene]], [[picture]], [[spectacle]], [[prospect]], [[vista]], [[aspect]], [[outlook]], [[landscape]], [[panorama]] *(''belief'') [[belief]], [[opinion]], [[notion]], [[position]], [[stance]], [[idea]], [[standpoint]] ===Derived words=== *[[point of view]] *[[viewpoint]] *[[viewfinder]] *[[viewing]] ==Verb== {{verb|view|views|viewed|viewing}} # To think of in a [[certain]] way; [[consider]]. #: ''I view your changes with suspicion.'' # To [[look at]] or examine. #: ''He views movies for content.'' # To [[watch]] or observe. #: ''They viewed the rescue from the street.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''consider'') [[consider]], [[regard]], [[perceive]] *(''look at'') [[look at]], [[examine]], [[inspect]], [[look over]], [[observe]], [[scrutinize]], [[check over]], [[survey]] *(''watch'') [[watch]], [[observe]], [[look at]], [[see]], [[notice]], [[behold]] ===Derived words=== *[[viewer]] *[[review]] *[[interview]] ===See also=== *[[binoculars]] *[[visible]] *[[look]] [[en:view]] [[fr:view]] [[ko:view]] [[hy:view]] [[io:view]] [[it:view]] [[hu:view]] [[pt:view]] [[fi:view]] [[ta:view]] [[vi:view]] [[uk:view]] [[zh:view]] 11254 2006-10-18T02:56:49Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:view]] {{wotd|2006|04|02}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # The [[act]] of seeing. #: ''He had a view of the fight.'' # Something you can see, [[vista]]. #: ''My window has a great view of the ocean.'' # (''figurative'') [[Belief]] or [[opinion]] on a topic. #: ''They had a narrow view on marriage.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''act of seeing'') [[sight]], [[vision]], [[outlook]], [[observation]], [[scrutiny]], [[analysis]], [[inspection]] *(''vista'') [[scene]], [[picture]], [[spectacle]], [[prospect]], [[vista]], [[aspect]], [[outlook]], [[landscape]], [[panorama]] *(''belief'') [[belief]], [[opinion]], [[notion]], [[position]], [[stance]], [[idea]], [[standpoint]] ===Derived words=== *[[point of view]] *[[viewpoint]] *[[viewfinder]] *[[viewing]] ==Verb== {{verb|view|views|viewed|viewing}} # To think of in a [[certain]] way; [[consider]]. #: ''I view your changes with suspicion.'' # To [[look at]] or examine. #: ''He views movies for content.'' # To [[watch]] or observe. #: ''They viewed the rescue from the street.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''consider'') [[consider]], [[regard]], [[perceive]] *(''look at'') [[look at]], [[examine]], [[inspect]], [[look over]], [[observe]], [[scrutinize]], [[check over]], [[survey]] *(''watch'') [[watch]], [[observe]], [[look at]], [[see]], [[notice]], [[behold]] ===Derived words=== *[[viewer]] *[[review]] *[[interview]] ===See also=== *[[binoculars]] *[[visible]] *[[look]] [[en:view]] [[fr:view]] [[ko:view]] [[hy:view]] [[io:view]] [[it:view]] [[hu:view]] [[pt:view]] [[ru:view]] [[fi:view]] [[ta:view]] [[vi:view]] [[uk:view]] [[zh:view]] 13388 2006-12-06T04:33:46Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ku:view]] {{wotd|2006|04|02}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # The [[act]] of seeing. #: ''He had a view of the fight.'' # Something you can see, [[vista]]. #: ''My window has a great view of the ocean.'' # (''figurative'') [[Belief]] or [[opinion]] on a topic. #: ''They had a narrow view on marriage.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''act of seeing'') [[sight]], [[vision]], [[outlook]], [[observation]], [[scrutiny]], [[analysis]], [[inspection]] *(''vista'') [[scene]], [[picture]], [[spectacle]], [[prospect]], [[vista]], [[aspect]], [[outlook]], [[landscape]], [[panorama]] *(''belief'') [[belief]], [[opinion]], [[notion]], [[position]], [[stance]], [[idea]], [[standpoint]] ===Derived words=== *[[point of view]] *[[viewpoint]] *[[viewfinder]] *[[viewing]] ==Verb== {{verb|view|views|viewed|viewing}} # To think of in a [[certain]] way; [[consider]]. #: ''I view your changes with suspicion.'' # To [[look at]] or examine. #: ''He views movies for content.'' # To [[watch]] or observe. #: ''They viewed the rescue from the street.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''consider'') [[consider]], [[regard]], [[perceive]] *(''look at'') [[look at]], [[examine]], [[inspect]], [[look over]], [[observe]], [[scrutinize]], [[check over]], [[survey]] *(''watch'') [[watch]], [[observe]], [[look at]], [[see]], [[notice]], [[behold]] ===Derived words=== *[[viewer]] *[[review]] *[[interview]] ===See also=== *[[binoculars]] *[[visible]] *[[look]] [[en:view]] [[fr:view]] [[ko:view]] [[hy:view]] [[io:view]] [[it:view]] [[ku:view]] [[hu:view]] [[pt:view]] [[ru:view]] [[fi:view]] [[ta:view]] [[vi:view]] [[uk:view]] [[zh:view]] 13994 2006-12-20T12:28:03Z Brett 77 formatting {{wotd|2006|04|02}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # The [[act]] of seeing. #: ''He had a '''view''' of the fight.'' # Something you can see, [[vista]]. #: ''My window has a great '''view''' of the ocean.'' # (''figurative'') [[Belief]] or [[opinion]] on a topic. #: ''They had a narrow '''view''' on marriage.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''act of seeing'') [[sight]], [[vision]], [[outlook]], [[observation]], [[scrutiny]], [[analysis]], [[inspection]] *(''vista'') [[scene]], [[picture]], [[spectacle]], [[prospect]], [[vista]], [[aspect]], [[outlook]], [[landscape]], [[panorama]] *(''belief'') [[belief]], [[opinion]], [[notion]], [[position]], [[stance]], [[idea]], [[standpoint]] ===Derived words=== *[[point of view]] *[[viewpoint]] *[[viewfinder]] *[[viewing]] ==Verb== {{verb|view|views|viewed|viewing}} # To think of in a [[certain]] way; [[consider]]. #: ''I '''view''' your changes with suspicion.'' # To [[look at]] or examine. #: ''He '''views''' movies for content.'' # To [[watch]] or observe. #: ''They '''viewed''' the rescue from the street.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''consider'') [[consider]], [[regard]], [[perceive]] *(''look at'') [[look at]], [[examine]], [[inspect]], [[look over]], [[observe]], [[scrutinize]], [[check over]], [[survey]] *(''watch'') [[watch]], [[observe]], [[look at]], [[see]], [[notice]], [[behold]] ===Derived words=== *[[viewer]] *[[review]] *[[interview]] ===See also=== *[[binoculars]] *[[visible]] *[[look]] [[en:view]] [[fr:view]] [[ko:view]] [[hy:view]] [[io:view]] [[it:view]] [[ku:view]] [[hu:view]] [[pt:view]] [[ru:view]] [[fi:view]] [[ta:view]] [[vi:view]] [[uk:view]] [[zh:view]] 2379 5925 2006-03-13T08:46:13Z Cromwellt 61 wotd <big>'''view'''</big> <small>noun</small> # Something you can see, [[vista]]. #: ''My window has a great view of the ocean.'' # (''figurative'') [[Belief]] or [[opinion]] on a topic. #: ''They had a narrow view on marriage.'' <small>verb</small> # To think of in a [[certain]] way; [[consider]]. #: ''I view your changes with suspicion.'' <small>[[view|Read full entry]]</small> 2380 5928 2006-03-13T08:52:43Z Cromwellt 61 created entry, wotd {{wotd|2006|04|03}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A large, black [[pot]]. #: ''William put beans in the kettle.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[pot]] *[[vessel]] *[[container]] *[[pan]] *[[jar]] *[[tub]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[a fine kettle of fish]] *[[the pot calling the kettle black]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|kettle||}} # Shaped like a kettle. #: ''I play the kettle drums.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[kettle drum]] [[en:kettle]] 6026 2006-03-16T01:03:16Z H2g2bob 43 {{wotd|2006|04|03}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A large, black [[pot]]. #: ''William put beans in the kettle.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[pot]] *[[vessel]] *[[container]] *[[pan]] *[[jar]] *[[tub]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[a fine kettle of fish]] *[[the pot calling the kettle black]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|kettle}} # Shaped like a kettle. #: ''I play the kettle drums.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[kettle drum]] [[en:kettle]] 7568 2006-07-19T06:02:40Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: fi, fr, hu, io, pl, ru, zh {{wotd|2006|04|03}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A large, black [[pot]]. #: ''William put beans in the kettle.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[pot]] *[[vessel]] *[[container]] *[[pan]] *[[jar]] *[[tub]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[a fine kettle of fish]] *[[the pot calling the kettle black]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|kettle}} # Shaped like a kettle. #: ''I play the kettle drums.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[kettle drum]] [[en:kettle]] [[fr:kettle]] [[io:kettle]] [[hu:kettle]] [[pl:kettle]] [[ru:kettle]] [[fi:kettle]] [[zh:kettle]] 9651 2006-09-10T13:18:48Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi {{wotd|2006|04|03}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A large, black [[pot]]. #: ''William put beans in the kettle.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[pot]] *[[vessel]] *[[container]] *[[pan]] *[[jar]] *[[tub]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[a fine kettle of fish]] *[[the pot calling the kettle black]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|kettle}} # Shaped like a kettle. #: ''I play the kettle drums.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[kettle drum]] [[en:kettle]] [[fr:kettle]] [[io:kettle]] [[hu:kettle]] [[pl:kettle]] [[ru:kettle]] [[fi:kettle]] [[vi:kettle]] [[zh:kettle]] 10129 2006-09-24T13:21:41Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[fa:kettle]] {{wotd|2006|04|03}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A large, black [[pot]]. #: ''William put beans in the kettle.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[pot]] *[[vessel]] *[[container]] *[[pan]] *[[jar]] *[[tub]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[a fine kettle of fish]] *[[the pot calling the kettle black]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|kettle}} # Shaped like a kettle. #: ''I play the kettle drums.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[kettle drum]] [[en:kettle]] [[fa:kettle]] [[fr:kettle]] [[io:kettle]] [[hu:kettle]] [[pl:kettle]] [[ru:kettle]] [[fi:kettle]] [[vi:kettle]] [[zh:kettle]] 10454 2006-10-07T03:18:20Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ta:kettle]] {{wotd|2006|04|03}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A large, black [[pot]]. #: ''William put beans in the kettle.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[pot]] *[[vessel]] *[[container]] *[[pan]] *[[jar]] *[[tub]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[a fine kettle of fish]] *[[the pot calling the kettle black]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|kettle}} # Shaped like a kettle. #: ''I play the kettle drums.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[kettle drum]] [[en:kettle]] [[fa:kettle]] [[fr:kettle]] [[io:kettle]] [[hu:kettle]] [[pl:kettle]] [[ru:kettle]] [[fi:kettle]] [[ta:kettle]] [[vi:kettle]] [[zh:kettle]] 10972 2006-10-13T20:47:19Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:kettle]] {{wotd|2006|04|03}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A large, black [[pot]]. #: ''William put beans in the kettle.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[pot]] *[[vessel]] *[[container]] *[[pan]] *[[jar]] *[[tub]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[a fine kettle of fish]] *[[the pot calling the kettle black]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|kettle}} # Shaped like a kettle. #: ''I play the kettle drums.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[kettle drum]] [[en:kettle]] [[fa:kettle]] [[fr:kettle]] [[io:kettle]] [[kk:kettle]] [[hu:kettle]] [[pl:kettle]] [[ru:kettle]] [[fi:kettle]] [[ta:kettle]] [[vi:kettle]] [[zh:kettle]] 2381 5929 2006-03-13T08:53:10Z Cromwellt 61 wotd <big>'''kettle'''</big> <small>Noun</small> # A large, black [[pot]]. #: ''William put beans in the kettle.'' <small>Adjective</small> # Shaped like a kettle. #: ''I play the kettle drums.'' <small>[[kettle|Read full entry]]</small> 5930 2006-03-13T08:53:40Z Cromwellt 61 lowercase <big>'''kettle'''</big> <small>noun</small> # A large, black [[pot]]. #: ''William put beans in the kettle.'' <small>adjective</small> # Shaped like a kettle. #: ''I play the kettle drums.'' <small>[[kettle|Read full entry]]</small> 2382 5931 2006-03-13T10:29:33Z Cromwellt 61 created page ==Contraction== # [[did|Did]] [[not]]. [[Negative]] of the past tense of [[do]]. In negative, always acts as [[auxiliary verb]]. Contraction of [[did not]]. Means that an [[action]] was not [[carried out]]. #: ''He didn't help her.'' [[en:didn't]] 5932 2006-03-13T10:30:05Z Cromwellt 61 minor stuff ==Contraction== '''didn't''' # [[did|Did]] [[not]]. [[Negative]] of the past tense of [[do]]. In negative, always acts as [[auxiliary verb]]. Contraction of [[did not]]. Means that an [[action]] was not [[carried out]]. #: ''He didn't help her.'' [[en:didn't]] 7449 2006-07-19T01:37:55Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ja ==Contraction== '''didn't''' # [[did|Did]] [[not]]. [[Negative]] of the past tense of [[do]]. In negative, always acts as [[auxiliary verb]]. Contraction of [[did not]]. Means that an [[action]] was not [[carried out]]. #: ''He didn't help her.'' [[en:didn't]] [[ja:didn't]] 10041 2006-09-24T12:47:35Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[fr:didn't]] ==Contraction== '''didn't''' # [[did|Did]] [[not]]. [[Negative]] of the past tense of [[do]]. In negative, always acts as [[auxiliary verb]]. Contraction of [[did not]]. Means that an [[action]] was not [[carried out]]. #: ''He didn't help her.'' [[en:didn't]] [[fr:didn't]] [[ja:didn't]] 2383 5942 2006-03-13T10:44:19Z Cromwellt 61 created page ==Noun== {{noun|April|Aprils}} # The [[sixth]] (6th) month of the year. #: ''There are 30 [[day]]s in April.'' {{months}} [[en:April]] [[es:Abril]] 5946 2006-03-13T10:47:50Z Cromwellt 61 fixed Spanish link ==Noun== {{noun|April|Aprils}} # The [[sixth]] (6th) month of the year. #: ''There are 30 [[day]]s in April.'' {{months}} [[en:April]] [[es:abril]] 5953 2006-03-13T10:56:48Z Cromwellt 61 noun->proper noun, added def ==Proper noun== {{noun|April|Aprils}} # The [[sixth]] (6th) month of the year. #: ''There are 30 [[day]]s in April.'' {{months}} # A girl's name. #: ''April is hungry.'' [[en:April]] [[es:abril]] 7349 2006-07-18T21:11:11Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ang, csb, de, et, fi, fr, hr, hu, io, it, ja, ko, nl, pl, pt, ro, ru, sv, uk, zh Removing: es ==Proper noun== {{noun|April|Aprils}} # The [[sixth]] (6th) month of the year. #: ''There are 30 [[day]]s in April.'' {{months}} # A girl's name. #: ''April is hungry.'' [[ang:April]] [[de:April]] [[et:April]] [[en:April]] [[fr:April]] [[ko:April]] [[hr:April]] [[io:April]] [[it:April]] [[csb:April]] [[hu:April]] [[nl:April]] [[ja:April]] [[pl:April]] [[pt:April]] [[ro:April]] [[ru:April]] [[fi:April]] [[sv:April]] [[uk:April]] [[zh:April]] 9422 2006-09-10T10:48:51Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy ==Proper noun== {{noun|April|Aprils}} # The [[sixth]] (6th) month of the year. #: ''There are 30 [[day]]s in April.'' {{months}} # A girl's name. #: ''April is hungry.'' [[ang:April]] [[de:April]] [[et:April]] [[en:April]] [[fr:April]] [[ko:April]] [[hy:April]] [[hr:April]] [[io:April]] [[it:April]] [[csb:April]] [[hu:April]] [[nl:April]] [[ja:April]] [[pl:April]] [[pt:April]] [[ro:April]] [[ru:April]] [[fi:April]] [[sv:April]] [[uk:April]] [[zh:April]] 9930 2006-09-24T12:02:46Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[fa:April]], [[tr:April]] ==Proper noun== {{noun|April|Aprils}} # The [[sixth]] (6th) month of the year. #: ''There are 30 [[day]]s in April.'' {{months}} # A girl's name. #: ''April is hungry.'' [[ang:April]] [[de:April]] [[et:April]] [[en:April]] [[fa:April]] [[fr:April]] [[ko:April]] [[hy:April]] [[hr:April]] [[io:April]] [[it:April]] [[csb:April]] [[hu:April]] [[nl:April]] [[ja:April]] [[pl:April]] [[pt:April]] [[ro:April]] [[ru:April]] [[fi:April]] [[sv:April]] [[tr:April]] [[uk:April]] [[zh:April]] 10625 2006-10-09T12:31:46Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:April]] ==Proper noun== {{noun|April|Aprils}} # The [[sixth]] (6th) month of the year. #: ''There are 30 [[day]]s in April.'' {{months}} # A girl's name. #: ''April is hungry.'' [[ang:April]] [[de:April]] [[et:April]] [[en:April]] [[fa:April]] [[fr:April]] [[ko:April]] [[hy:April]] [[hr:April]] [[io:April]] [[it:April]] [[csb:April]] [[kk:April]] [[hu:April]] [[nl:April]] [[ja:April]] [[pl:April]] [[pt:April]] [[ro:April]] [[ru:April]] [[fi:April]] [[sv:April]] [[tr:April]] [[uk:April]] [[zh:April]] 11389 2006-10-20T07:40:02Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Removing: [[it:April]] ==Proper noun== {{noun|April|Aprils}} # The [[sixth]] (6th) month of the year. #: ''There are 30 [[day]]s in April.'' {{months}} # A girl's name. #: ''April is hungry.'' [[ang:April]] [[de:April]] [[et:April]] [[en:April]] [[fa:April]] [[fr:April]] [[ko:April]] [[hy:April]] [[hr:April]] [[io:April]] [[csb:April]] [[kk:April]] [[hu:April]] [[nl:April]] [[ja:April]] [[pl:April]] [[pt:April]] [[ro:April]] [[ru:April]] [[fi:April]] [[sv:April]] [[tr:April]] [[uk:April]] [[zh:April]] 12254 2006-11-13T17:38:41Z 84.138.122.204 ==Proper noun== {{noun|April|Aprils}} # The [[fourth]] (4th) month of the year. #: ''There are 30 [[day]]s in April.'' {{months}} # A girl's name. #: ''April is hungry.'' [[ang:April]] [[de:April]] [[et:April]] [[en:April]] [[fa:April]] [[fr:April]] [[ko:April]] [[hy:April]] [[hr:April]] [[io:April]] [[csb:April]] [[kk:April]] [[hu:April]] [[nl:April]] [[ja:April]] [[pl:April]] [[pt:April]] [[ro:April]] [[ru:April]] [[fi:April]] [[sv:April]] [[tr:April]] [[uk:April]] [[zh:April]] 12263 2006-11-14T00:31:54Z Brett 77 bolding April ==Proper noun== {{noun|April|Aprils}} # The [[fourth]] (4th) month of the year. #: ''There are 30 [[day]]s in '''April'''.'' {{months}} # A girl's name. #: '''''April''' is hungry.'' [[ang:April]] [[de:April]] [[et:April]] [[en:April]] [[fa:April]] [[fr:April]] [[ko:April]] [[hy:April]] [[hr:April]] [[io:April]] [[csb:April]] [[kk:April]] [[hu:April]] [[nl:April]] [[ja:April]] [[pl:April]] [[pt:April]] [[ro:April]] [[ru:April]] [[fi:April]] [[sv:April]] [[tr:April]] [[uk:April]] [[zh:April]] 12771 2006-11-26T21:12:54Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[da:April]] ==Proper noun== {{noun|April|Aprils}} # The [[fourth]] (4th) month of the year. #: ''There are 30 [[day]]s in '''April'''.'' {{months}} # A girl's name. #: '''''April''' is hungry.'' [[ang:April]] [[da:April]] [[de:April]] [[et:April]] [[en:April]] [[fa:April]] [[fr:April]] [[ko:April]] [[hy:April]] [[hr:April]] [[io:April]] [[csb:April]] [[kk:April]] [[hu:April]] [[nl:April]] [[ja:April]] [[pl:April]] [[pt:April]] [[ro:April]] [[ru:April]] [[fi:April]] [[sv:April]] [[tr:April]] [[uk:April]] [[zh:April]] 13854 2006-12-19T12:50:08Z Brett 77 ==Proper noun== {{noun|April|Aprils}} # The [[fourth]] (4th) [[month]] of the year. #: ''There are 30 [[day]]s in '''April'''.'' {{months}} # A girl's name. #: '''''April''' is hungry.'' [[ang:April]] [[da:April]] [[de:April]] [[et:April]] [[en:April]] [[fa:April]] [[fr:April]] [[ko:April]] [[hy:April]] [[hr:April]] [[io:April]] [[csb:April]] [[kk:April]] [[hu:April]] [[nl:April]] [[ja:April]] [[pl:April]] [[pt:April]] [[ro:April]] [[ru:April]] [[fi:April]] [[sv:April]] [[tr:April]] [[uk:April]] [[zh:April]] 13905 2006-12-19T19:39:20Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ku:April]] ==Proper noun== {{noun|April|Aprils}} # The [[fourth]] (4th) [[month]] of the year. #: ''There are 30 [[day]]s in '''April'''.'' {{months}} # A girl's name. #: '''''April''' is hungry.'' [[ang:April]] [[da:April]] [[de:April]] [[et:April]] [[en:April]] [[fa:April]] [[fr:April]] [[ko:April]] [[hy:April]] [[hr:April]] [[io:April]] [[csb:April]] [[kk:April]] [[ku:April]] [[hu:April]] [[nl:April]] [[ja:April]] [[pl:April]] [[pt:April]] [[ro:April]] [[ru:April]] [[fi:April]] [[sv:April]] [[tr:April]] [[uk:April]] [[zh:April]] 2384 5948 2006-03-13T10:51:10Z Cromwellt 61 created page ==Proper noun== {{noun|June|Junes}} # The [[sixth]] (6th) month of the year. #: ''There are 30 [[day]]s in June.'' # A girl's name. #: ''June went to school with David.'' {{months}} [[en:June]] [[es:junio]] 5954 2006-03-13T10:57:45Z Cromwellt 61 moved template ==Proper noun== {{noun|June|Junes}} # The [[sixth]] (6th) month of the year. #: ''There are 30 [[day]]s in June.'' {{months}} # A girl's name. #: ''June went to school with David.'' [[en:June]] [[es:junio]] 5959 2006-03-13T11:06:58Z Cromwellt 61 added derived word ==Proper noun== {{noun|June|Junes}} # The [[sixth]] (6th) month of the year. #: ''There are 30 [[day]]s in June.'' {{months}} # A girl's name. #: ''June went to school with David.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[Juneteenth]] [[en:June]] [[es:junio]] 7343 2006-07-18T20:51:20Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: csb, de, el, et, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, ko, nl, pl, ro, ru, sr, sv, uk Removing: es ==Proper noun== {{noun|June|Junes}} # The [[sixth]] (6th) month of the year. #: ''There are 30 [[day]]s in June.'' {{months}} # A girl's name. #: ''June went to school with David.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[Juneteenth]] [[de:June]] [[et:June]] [[el:June]] [[en:June]] [[fr:June]] [[ko:June]] [[io:June]] [[it:June]] [[csb:June]] [[hu:June]] [[nl:June]] [[ja:June]] [[pl:June]] [[ro:June]] [[ru:June]] [[sr:June]] [[fi:June]] [[sv:June]] [[uk:June]] 8599 2006-08-13T19:03:40Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: sk ==Proper noun== {{noun|June|Junes}} # The [[sixth]] (6th) month of the year. #: ''There are 30 [[day]]s in June.'' {{months}} # A girl's name. #: ''June went to school with David.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[Juneteenth]] [[de:June]] [[et:June]] [[el:June]] [[en:June]] [[fr:June]] [[ko:June]] [[io:June]] [[it:June]] [[csb:June]] [[hu:June]] [[nl:June]] [[ja:June]] [[pl:June]] [[ro:June]] [[ru:June]] [[sk:June]] [[sr:June]] [[fi:June]] [[sv:June]] [[uk:June]] 9430 2006-09-10T10:50:11Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy ==Proper noun== {{noun|June|Junes}} # The [[sixth]] (6th) month of the year. #: ''There are 30 [[day]]s in June.'' {{months}} # A girl's name. #: ''June went to school with David.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[Juneteenth]] [[de:June]] [[et:June]] [[el:June]] [[en:June]] [[fr:June]] [[ko:June]] [[hy:June]] [[io:June]] [[it:June]] [[csb:June]] [[hu:June]] [[nl:June]] [[ja:June]] [[pl:June]] [[ro:June]] [[ru:June]] [[sk:June]] [[sr:June]] [[fi:June]] [[sv:June]] [[uk:June]] 9935 2006-09-24T12:03:36Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[fa:June]] ==Proper noun== {{noun|June|Junes}} # The [[sixth]] (6th) month of the year. #: ''There are 30 [[day]]s in June.'' {{months}} # A girl's name. #: ''June went to school with David.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[Juneteenth]] [[de:June]] [[et:June]] [[el:June]] [[en:June]] [[fa:June]] [[fr:June]] [[ko:June]] [[hy:June]] [[io:June]] [[it:June]] [[csb:June]] [[hu:June]] [[nl:June]] [[ja:June]] [[pl:June]] [[ro:June]] [[ru:June]] [[sk:June]] [[sr:June]] [[fi:June]] [[sv:June]] [[uk:June]] 10616 2006-10-09T12:00:49Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:June]] ==Proper noun== {{noun|June|Junes}} # The [[sixth]] (6th) month of the year. #: ''There are 30 [[day]]s in June.'' {{months}} # A girl's name. #: ''June went to school with David.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[Juneteenth]] [[de:June]] [[et:June]] [[el:June]] [[en:June]] [[fa:June]] [[fr:June]] [[ko:June]] [[hy:June]] [[io:June]] [[it:June]] [[csb:June]] [[kk:June]] [[hu:June]] [[nl:June]] [[ja:June]] [[pl:June]] [[ro:June]] [[ru:June]] [[sk:June]] [[sr:June]] [[fi:June]] [[sv:June]] [[uk:June]] 11692 2006-11-01T19:38:09Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Removing: [[it:June]] ==Proper noun== {{noun|June|Junes}} # The [[sixth]] (6th) month of the year. #: ''There are 30 [[day]]s in June.'' {{months}} # A girl's name. #: ''June went to school with David.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[Juneteenth]] [[de:June]] [[et:June]] [[el:June]] [[en:June]] [[fa:June]] [[fr:June]] [[ko:June]] [[hy:June]] [[io:June]] [[csb:June]] [[kk:June]] [[hu:June]] [[nl:June]] [[ja:June]] [[pl:June]] [[ro:June]] [[ru:June]] [[sk:June]] [[sr:June]] [[fi:June]] [[sv:June]] [[uk:June]] 13938 2006-12-20T01:29:59Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ku:June]] ==Proper noun== {{noun|June|Junes}} # The [[sixth]] (6th) month of the year. #: ''There are 30 [[day]]s in June.'' {{months}} # A girl's name. #: ''June went to school with David.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[Juneteenth]] [[de:June]] [[et:June]] [[el:June]] [[en:June]] [[fa:June]] [[fr:June]] [[ko:June]] [[hy:June]] [[io:June]] [[csb:June]] [[kk:June]] [[ku:June]] [[hu:June]] [[nl:June]] [[ja:June]] [[pl:June]] [[ro:June]] [[ru:June]] [[sk:June]] [[sr:June]] [[fi:June]] [[sv:June]] [[uk:June]] 14296 2006-12-22T01:51:44Z Brett 77 ==Proper noun== {{noun|June|Junes}} # The [[sixth]] (6th) month of the year. #: ''There are 30 [[day]]s in '''June'''.'' {{months}} # A girl's name. #: '''''June''' went to school with David.'' [[de:June]] [[et:June]] [[el:June]] [[en:June]] [[fa:June]] [[fr:June]] [[ko:June]] [[hy:June]] [[io:June]] [[csb:June]] [[kk:June]] [[ku:June]] [[hu:June]] [[nl:June]] [[ja:June]] [[pl:June]] [[ro:June]] [[ru:June]] [[sk:June]] [[sr:June]] [[fi:June]] [[sv:June]] [[uk:June]] 2385 5955 2006-03-13T11:00:32Z Cromwellt 61 created page ==Proper noun== {{noun|July|Julies}} # The [[seventh]] (7th) month of the year. #: ''There are 31 [[day]]s in July.'' *Note: An alternate plural is "Julys." {{months}} [[en:July]] [[es:julio]] 7344 2006-07-18T20:54:39Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: csb, de, el, et, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, ko, pl, ro, ru, sr, sv, uk Removing: es ==Proper noun== {{noun|July|Julies}} # The [[seventh]] (7th) month of the year. #: ''There are 31 [[day]]s in July.'' *Note: An alternate plural is "Julys." {{months}} [[de:July]] [[et:July]] [[el:July]] [[en:July]] [[fr:July]] [[ko:July]] [[io:July]] [[it:July]] [[csb:July]] [[hu:July]] [[ja:July]] [[pl:July]] [[ro:July]] [[ru:July]] [[sr:July]] [[fi:July]] [[sv:July]] [[uk:July]] 9419 2006-09-10T10:48:21Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy ==Proper noun== {{noun|July|Julies}} # The [[seventh]] (7th) month of the year. #: ''There are 31 [[day]]s in July.'' *Note: An alternate plural is "Julys." {{months}} [[de:July]] [[et:July]] [[el:July]] [[en:July]] [[fr:July]] [[ko:July]] [[hy:July]] [[io:July]] [[it:July]] [[csb:July]] [[hu:July]] [[ja:July]] [[pl:July]] [[ro:July]] [[ru:July]] [[sr:July]] [[fi:July]] [[sv:July]] [[uk:July]] 9928 2006-09-24T12:02:26Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[fa:July]] ==Proper noun== {{noun|July|Julies}} # The [[seventh]] (7th) month of the year. #: ''There are 31 [[day]]s in July.'' *Note: An alternate plural is "Julys." {{months}} [[de:July]] [[et:July]] [[el:July]] [[en:July]] [[fa:July]] [[fr:July]] [[ko:July]] [[hy:July]] [[io:July]] [[it:July]] [[csb:July]] [[hu:July]] [[ja:July]] [[pl:July]] [[ro:July]] [[ru:July]] [[sr:July]] [[fi:July]] [[sv:July]] [[uk:July]] 10617 2006-10-09T12:04:49Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:July]] ==Proper noun== {{noun|July|Julies}} # The [[seventh]] (7th) month of the year. #: ''There are 31 [[day]]s in July.'' *Note: An alternate plural is "Julys." {{months}} [[de:July]] [[et:July]] [[el:July]] [[en:July]] [[fa:July]] [[fr:July]] [[ko:July]] [[hy:July]] [[io:July]] [[it:July]] [[csb:July]] [[kk:July]] [[hu:July]] [[ja:July]] [[pl:July]] [[ro:July]] [[ru:July]] [[sr:July]] [[fi:July]] [[sv:July]] [[uk:July]] 11693 2006-11-01T19:42:48Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Removing: [[it:July]] ==Proper noun== {{noun|July|Julies}} # The [[seventh]] (7th) month of the year. #: ''There are 31 [[day]]s in July.'' *Note: An alternate plural is "Julys." {{months}} [[de:July]] [[et:July]] [[el:July]] [[en:July]] [[fa:July]] [[fr:July]] [[ko:July]] [[hy:July]] [[io:July]] [[csb:July]] [[kk:July]] [[hu:July]] [[ja:July]] [[pl:July]] [[ro:July]] [[ru:July]] [[sr:July]] [[fi:July]] [[sv:July]] [[uk:July]] 13939 2006-12-20T01:33:59Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ku:July]] ==Proper noun== {{noun|July|Julies}} # The [[seventh]] (7th) month of the year. #: ''There are 31 [[day]]s in July.'' *Note: An alternate plural is "Julys." {{months}} [[de:July]] [[et:July]] [[el:July]] [[en:July]] [[fa:July]] [[fr:July]] [[ko:July]] [[hy:July]] [[io:July]] [[csb:July]] [[kk:July]] [[ku:July]] [[hu:July]] [[ja:July]] [[pl:July]] [[ro:July]] [[ru:July]] [[sr:July]] [[fi:July]] [[sv:July]] [[uk:July]] 14297 2006-12-22T01:52:31Z Brett 77 ==Proper noun== {{noun|July|Julies}} # The [[seventh]] (7th) month of the year. #: ''There are 31 [[day]]s in '''July'''.'' *Note: An alternate plural is '''Julys'''. {{months}} [[de:July]] [[et:July]] [[el:July]] [[en:July]] [[fa:July]] [[fr:July]] [[ko:July]] [[hy:July]] [[io:July]] [[csb:July]] [[kk:July]] [[ku:July]] [[hu:July]] [[ja:July]] [[pl:July]] [[ro:July]] [[ru:July]] [[sr:July]] [[fi:July]] [[sv:July]] [[uk:July]] 2386 5956 2006-03-13T11:02:07Z Cromwellt 61 created page ==Proper noun== {{noun|August|Augusts}} # The [[eighth]] (8th) month of the year. #: ''There are 31 [[day]]s in August.'' {{months}} [[en:August]] [[es:agosto]] 7348 2006-07-18T21:07:31Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ang, csb, da, de, el, et, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, ko, nl, pl, pt, ro, ru, sr, sv, uk, zh Removing: es ==Proper noun== {{noun|August|Augusts}} # The [[eighth]] (8th) month of the year. #: ''There are 31 [[day]]s in August.'' {{months}} [[ang:August]] [[da:August]] [[de:August]] [[et:August]] [[el:August]] [[en:August]] [[fr:August]] [[ko:August]] [[io:August]] [[it:August]] [[csb:August]] [[hu:August]] [[nl:August]] [[ja:August]] [[pl:August]] [[pt:August]] [[ro:August]] [[ru:August]] [[sr:August]] [[fi:August]] [[sv:August]] [[uk:August]] [[zh:August]] 9421 2006-09-10T10:48:41Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy ==Proper noun== {{noun|August|Augusts}} # The [[eighth]] (8th) month of the year. #: ''There are 31 [[day]]s in August.'' {{months}} [[ang:August]] [[da:August]] [[de:August]] [[et:August]] [[el:August]] [[en:August]] [[fr:August]] [[ko:August]] [[hy:August]] [[io:August]] [[it:August]] [[csb:August]] [[hu:August]] [[nl:August]] [[ja:August]] [[pl:August]] [[pt:August]] [[ro:August]] [[ru:August]] [[sr:August]] [[fi:August]] [[sv:August]] [[uk:August]] [[zh:August]] 9929 2006-09-24T12:02:36Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[tr:August]] ==Proper noun== {{noun|August|Augusts}} # The [[eighth]] (8th) month of the year. #: ''There are 31 [[day]]s in August.'' {{months}} [[ang:August]] [[da:August]] [[de:August]] [[et:August]] [[el:August]] [[en:August]] [[fr:August]] [[ko:August]] [[hy:August]] [[io:August]] [[it:August]] [[csb:August]] [[hu:August]] [[nl:August]] [[ja:August]] [[pl:August]] [[pt:August]] [[ro:August]] [[ru:August]] [[sr:August]] [[fi:August]] [[sv:August]] [[tr:August]] [[uk:August]] [[zh:August]] 10623 2006-10-09T12:27:15Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:August]] ==Proper noun== {{noun|August|Augusts}} # The [[eighth]] (8th) month of the year. #: ''There are 31 [[day]]s in August.'' {{months}} [[ang:August]] [[da:August]] [[de:August]] [[et:August]] [[el:August]] [[en:August]] [[fr:August]] [[ko:August]] [[hy:August]] [[io:August]] [[it:August]] [[csb:August]] [[kk:August]] [[hu:August]] [[nl:August]] [[ja:August]] [[pl:August]] [[pt:August]] [[ro:August]] [[ru:August]] [[sr:August]] [[fi:August]] [[sv:August]] [[tr:August]] [[uk:August]] [[zh:August]] 12279 2006-11-15T09:46:19Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Removing: [[it:August]] ==Proper noun== {{noun|August|Augusts}} # The [[eighth]] (8th) month of the year. #: ''There are 31 [[day]]s in August.'' {{months}} [[ang:August]] [[da:August]] [[de:August]] [[et:August]] [[el:August]] [[en:August]] [[fr:August]] [[ko:August]] [[hy:August]] [[io:August]] [[csb:August]] [[kk:August]] [[hu:August]] [[nl:August]] [[ja:August]] [[pl:August]] [[pt:August]] [[ro:August]] [[ru:August]] [[sr:August]] [[fi:August]] [[sv:August]] [[tr:August]] [[uk:August]] [[zh:August]] 14000 2006-12-20T13:11:31Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ku:August]] ==Proper noun== {{noun|August|Augusts}} # The [[eighth]] (8th) month of the year. #: ''There are 31 [[day]]s in August.'' {{months}} [[ang:August]] [[da:August]] [[de:August]] [[et:August]] [[el:August]] [[en:August]] [[fr:August]] [[ko:August]] [[hy:August]] [[io:August]] [[csb:August]] [[kk:August]] [[ku:August]] [[hu:August]] [[nl:August]] [[ja:August]] [[pl:August]] [[pt:August]] [[ro:August]] [[ru:August]] [[sr:August]] [[fi:August]] [[sv:August]] [[tr:August]] [[uk:August]] [[zh:August]] 14298 2006-12-22T01:52:46Z Brett 77 ==Proper noun== {{noun|August|Augusts}} # The [[eighth]] (8th) month of the year. #: ''There are 31 [[day]]s in '''August'''.'' {{months}} [[ang:August]] [[da:August]] [[de:August]] [[et:August]] [[el:August]] [[en:August]] [[fr:August]] [[ko:August]] [[hy:August]] [[io:August]] [[csb:August]] [[kk:August]] [[ku:August]] [[hu:August]] [[nl:August]] [[ja:August]] [[pl:August]] [[pt:August]] [[ro:August]] [[ru:August]] [[sr:August]] [[fi:August]] [[sv:August]] [[tr:August]] [[uk:August]] [[zh:August]] 2387 5957 2006-03-13T11:03:43Z Cromwellt 61 new ==Proper noun== {{noun|September|Septembers}} # The [[ninth]] month of the year. #: ''There are 30 [[day]]s in September.'' {{months}} [[en:September]] [[es:septiembre]] 7363 2006-07-18T21:51:20Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ang, csb, da, de, et, fi, fr, hu, io, is, it, ja, ko, nl, pl, pt, ro, ru, sr, sv, uk, zh Removing: es ==Proper noun== {{noun|September|Septembers}} # The [[ninth]] month of the year. #: ''There are 30 [[day]]s in September.'' {{months}} [[ang:September]] [[da:September]] [[de:September]] [[et:September]] [[en:September]] [[fr:September]] [[ko:September]] [[io:September]] [[is:September]] [[it:September]] [[csb:September]] [[hu:September]] [[nl:September]] [[ja:September]] [[pl:September]] [[pt:September]] [[ro:September]] [[ru:September]] [[sr:September]] [[fi:September]] [[sv:September]] [[uk:September]] [[zh:September]] 8082 2006-07-25T02:10:13Z Brett 77 /* Proper noun */ ==Proper noun== {{noun|September|Septembers}} # The [[ninth]] month of the year. #: ''There are 30 [[day]]s in '''September'''.'' {{months}} [[ang:September]] [[da:September]] [[de:September]] [[et:September]] [[en:September]] [[fr:September]] [[ko:September]] [[io:September]] [[is:September]] [[it:September]] [[csb:September]] [[hu:September]] [[nl:September]] [[ja:September]] [[pl:September]] [[pt:September]] [[ro:September]] [[ru:September]] [[sr:September]] [[fi:September]] [[sv:September]] [[uk:September]] [[zh:September]] 9433 2006-09-10T10:51:16Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy ==Proper noun== {{noun|September|Septembers}} # The [[ninth]] month of the year. #: ''There are 30 [[day]]s in '''September'''.'' {{months}} [[ang:September]] [[da:September]] [[de:September]] [[et:September]] [[en:September]] [[fr:September]] [[ko:September]] [[hy:September]] [[io:September]] [[is:September]] [[it:September]] [[csb:September]] [[hu:September]] [[nl:September]] [[ja:September]] [[pl:September]] [[pt:September]] [[ro:September]] [[ru:September]] [[sr:September]] [[fi:September]] [[sv:September]] [[uk:September]] [[zh:September]] 9936 2006-09-24T12:04:04Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[tr:September]] ==Proper noun== {{noun|September|Septembers}} # The [[ninth]] month of the year. #: ''There are 30 [[day]]s in '''September'''.'' {{months}} [[ang:September]] [[da:September]] [[de:September]] [[et:September]] [[en:September]] [[fr:September]] [[ko:September]] [[hy:September]] [[io:September]] [[is:September]] [[it:September]] [[csb:September]] [[hu:September]] [[nl:September]] [[ja:September]] [[pl:September]] [[pt:September]] [[ro:September]] [[ru:September]] [[sr:September]] [[fi:September]] [[sv:September]] [[tr:September]] [[uk:September]] [[zh:September]] 10436 2006-10-06T19:19:53Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Removing: [[da:September]] ==Proper noun== {{noun|September|Septembers}} # The [[ninth]] month of the year. #: ''There are 30 [[day]]s in '''September'''.'' {{months}} [[ang:September]] [[de:September]] [[et:September]] [[en:September]] [[fr:September]] [[ko:September]] [[hy:September]] [[io:September]] [[is:September]] [[it:September]] [[csb:September]] [[hu:September]] [[nl:September]] [[ja:September]] [[pl:September]] [[pt:September]] [[ro:September]] [[ru:September]] [[sr:September]] [[fi:September]] [[sv:September]] [[tr:September]] [[uk:September]] [[zh:September]] 10632 2006-10-09T13:12:05Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:September]] ==Proper noun== {{noun|September|Septembers}} # The [[ninth]] month of the year. #: ''There are 30 [[day]]s in '''September'''.'' {{months}} [[ang:September]] [[de:September]] [[et:September]] [[en:September]] [[fr:September]] [[ko:September]] [[hy:September]] [[io:September]] [[is:September]] [[it:September]] [[csb:September]] [[kk:September]] [[hu:September]] [[nl:September]] [[ja:September]] [[pl:September]] [[pt:September]] [[ro:September]] [[ru:September]] [[sr:September]] [[fi:September]] [[sv:September]] [[tr:September]] [[uk:September]] [[zh:September]] 13162 2006-12-02T03:22:39Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[la:September]] ==Proper noun== {{noun|September|Septembers}} # The [[ninth]] month of the year. #: ''There are 30 [[day]]s in '''September'''.'' {{months}} [[ang:September]] [[de:September]] [[et:September]] [[en:September]] [[fr:September]] [[ko:September]] [[hy:September]] [[io:September]] [[is:September]] [[it:September]] [[csb:September]] [[kk:September]] [[la:September]] [[hu:September]] [[nl:September]] [[ja:September]] [[pl:September]] [[pt:September]] [[ro:September]] [[ru:September]] [[sr:September]] [[fi:September]] [[sv:September]] [[tr:September]] [[uk:September]] [[zh:September]] 13957 2006-12-20T04:00:49Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ku:September]] ==Proper noun== {{noun|September|Septembers}} # The [[ninth]] month of the year. #: ''There are 30 [[day]]s in '''September'''.'' {{months}} [[ang:September]] [[de:September]] [[et:September]] [[en:September]] [[fr:September]] [[ko:September]] [[hy:September]] [[io:September]] [[is:September]] [[it:September]] [[csb:September]] [[kk:September]] [[ku:September]] [[la:September]] [[hu:September]] [[nl:September]] [[ja:September]] [[pl:September]] [[pt:September]] [[ro:September]] [[ru:September]] [[sr:September]] [[fi:September]] [[sv:September]] [[tr:September]] [[uk:September]] [[zh:September]] 2388 5958 2006-03-13T11:05:54Z Cromwellt 61 new ==Proper noun== {{noun|October|Octobers}} # The [[tenth]] month of the year. #: ''There are 31 [[day]]s in October.'' {{months}} ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[Oktoberfest]] [[en:October]] [[es:octubre]] 7340 2006-07-18T20:41:49Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: csb, de, el, et, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, ko, pl, ro, ru, sr, sv, uk Removing: es ==Proper noun== {{noun|October|Octobers}} # The [[tenth]] month of the year. #: ''There are 31 [[day]]s in October.'' {{months}} ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[Oktoberfest]] [[de:October]] [[et:October]] [[el:October]] [[en:October]] [[fr:October]] [[ko:October]] [[io:October]] [[it:October]] [[csb:October]] [[hu:October]] [[ja:October]] [[pl:October]] [[ro:October]] [[ru:October]] [[sr:October]] [[fi:October]] [[sv:October]] [[uk:October]] 9416 2006-09-10T10:47:51Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy ==Proper noun== {{noun|October|Octobers}} # The [[tenth]] month of the year. #: ''There are 31 [[day]]s in October.'' {{months}} ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[Oktoberfest]] [[de:October]] [[et:October]] [[el:October]] [[en:October]] [[fr:October]] [[ko:October]] [[hy:October]] [[io:October]] [[it:October]] [[csb:October]] [[hu:October]] [[ja:October]] [[pl:October]] [[ro:October]] [[ru:October]] [[sr:October]] [[fi:October]] [[sv:October]] [[uk:October]] 10634 2006-10-09T13:22:07Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:October]] ==Proper noun== {{noun|October|Octobers}} # The [[tenth]] month of the year. #: ''There are 31 [[day]]s in October.'' {{months}} ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[Oktoberfest]] [[de:October]] [[et:October]] [[el:October]] [[en:October]] [[fr:October]] [[ko:October]] [[hy:October]] [[io:October]] [[it:October]] [[csb:October]] [[kk:October]] [[hu:October]] [[ja:October]] [[pl:October]] [[ro:October]] [[ru:October]] [[sr:October]] [[fi:October]] [[sv:October]] [[uk:October]] 11724 2006-11-03T03:27:01Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Removing: [[it:October]] ==Proper noun== {{noun|October|Octobers}} # The [[tenth]] month of the year. #: ''There are 31 [[day]]s in October.'' {{months}} ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[Oktoberfest]] [[de:October]] [[et:October]] [[el:October]] [[en:October]] [[fr:October]] [[ko:October]] [[hy:October]] [[io:October]] [[csb:October]] [[kk:October]] [[hu:October]] [[ja:October]] [[pl:October]] [[ro:October]] [[ru:October]] [[sr:October]] [[fi:October]] [[sv:October]] [[uk:October]] 12810 2006-11-27T03:35:17Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[la:October]] ==Proper noun== {{noun|October|Octobers}} # The [[tenth]] month of the year. #: ''There are 31 [[day]]s in October.'' {{months}} ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[Oktoberfest]] [[de:October]] [[et:October]] [[el:October]] [[en:October]] [[fr:October]] [[ko:October]] [[hy:October]] [[io:October]] [[csb:October]] [[kk:October]] [[la:October]] [[hu:October]] [[ja:October]] [[pl:October]] [[ro:October]] [[ru:October]] [[sr:October]] [[fi:October]] [[sv:October]] [[uk:October]] 13945 2006-12-20T02:54:00Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ku:October]] ==Proper noun== {{noun|October|Octobers}} # The [[tenth]] month of the year. #: ''There are 31 [[day]]s in October.'' {{months}} ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[Oktoberfest]] [[de:October]] [[et:October]] [[el:October]] [[en:October]] [[fr:October]] [[ko:October]] [[hy:October]] [[io:October]] [[csb:October]] [[kk:October]] [[ku:October]] [[la:October]] [[hu:October]] [[ja:October]] [[pl:October]] [[ro:October]] [[ru:October]] [[sr:October]] [[fi:October]] [[sv:October]] [[uk:October]] 14132 2006-12-21T02:12:03Z Brett 77 ==Proper noun== {{noun|October|Octobers}} # The [[tenth]] month of the year. #: ''There are 31 [[day]]s in '''October'''.'' {{months}} ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[Oktoberfest]] [[de:October]] [[et:October]] [[el:October]] [[en:October]] [[fr:October]] [[ko:October]] [[hy:October]] [[io:October]] [[csb:October]] [[kk:October]] [[ku:October]] [[la:October]] [[hu:October]] [[ja:October]] [[pl:October]] [[ro:October]] [[ru:October]] [[sr:October]] [[fi:October]] [[sv:October]] [[uk:October]] 2389 5960 2006-03-13T11:08:27Z Cromwellt 61 new ==Proper noun== {{noun|November|Novembers}} # The [[eleventh]] month of the year. #: ''There are 30 [[day]]s in November.'' {{months}} [[en:November]] [[es:noviembre]] 7357 2006-07-18T21:38:33Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: af, ang, csb, da, de, et, fi, fr, io, it, ja, ko, pl, pt, ro, ru, sr, sv, uk, zh Removing: es ==Proper noun== {{noun|November|Novembers}} # The [[eleventh]] month of the year. #: ''There are 30 [[day]]s in November.'' {{months}} [[af:November]] [[ang:November]] [[da:November]] [[de:November]] [[et:November]] [[en:November]] [[fr:November]] [[ko:November]] [[io:November]] [[it:November]] [[csb:November]] [[ja:November]] [[pl:November]] [[pt:November]] [[ro:November]] [[ru:November]] [[sr:November]] [[fi:November]] [[sv:November]] [[uk:November]] [[zh:November]] 9428 2006-09-10T10:49:51Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy ==Proper noun== {{noun|November|Novembers}} # The [[eleventh]] month of the year. #: ''There are 30 [[day]]s in November.'' {{months}} [[af:November]] [[ang:November]] [[da:November]] [[de:November]] [[et:November]] [[en:November]] [[fr:November]] [[ko:November]] [[hy:November]] [[io:November]] [[it:November]] [[csb:November]] [[ja:November]] [[pl:November]] [[pt:November]] [[ro:November]] [[ru:November]] [[sr:November]] [[fi:November]] [[sv:November]] [[uk:November]] [[zh:November]] 9933 2006-09-24T12:03:16Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[tr:November]] ==Proper noun== {{noun|November|Novembers}} # The [[eleventh]] month of the year. #: ''There are 30 [[day]]s in November.'' {{months}} [[af:November]] [[ang:November]] [[da:November]] [[de:November]] [[et:November]] [[en:November]] [[fr:November]] [[ko:November]] [[hy:November]] [[io:November]] [[it:November]] [[csb:November]] [[ja:November]] [[pl:November]] [[pt:November]] [[ro:November]] [[ru:November]] [[sr:November]] [[fi:November]] [[sv:November]] [[tr:November]] [[uk:November]] [[zh:November]] 10636 2006-10-09T13:26:07Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:November]] ==Proper noun== {{noun|November|Novembers}} # The [[eleventh]] month of the year. #: ''There are 30 [[day]]s in November.'' {{months}} [[af:November]] [[ang:November]] [[da:November]] [[de:November]] [[et:November]] [[en:November]] [[fr:November]] [[ko:November]] [[hy:November]] [[io:November]] [[it:November]] [[csb:November]] [[kk:November]] [[ja:November]] [[pl:November]] [[pt:November]] [[ro:November]] [[ru:November]] [[sr:November]] [[fi:November]] [[sv:November]] [[tr:November]] [[uk:November]] [[zh:November]] 11449 2006-10-22T13:41:36Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[hu:November]] ==Proper noun== {{noun|November|Novembers}} # The [[eleventh]] month of the year. #: ''There are 30 [[day]]s in November.'' {{months}} [[af:November]] [[ang:November]] [[da:November]] [[de:November]] [[et:November]] [[en:November]] [[fr:November]] [[ko:November]] [[hy:November]] [[io:November]] [[it:November]] [[csb:November]] [[kk:November]] [[hu:November]] [[ja:November]] [[pl:November]] [[pt:November]] [[ro:November]] [[ru:November]] [[sr:November]] [[fi:November]] [[sv:November]] [[tr:November]] [[uk:November]] [[zh:November]] 11723 2006-11-03T02:36:34Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Removing: [[it:November]] ==Proper noun== {{noun|November|Novembers}} # The [[eleventh]] month of the year. #: ''There are 30 [[day]]s in November.'' {{months}} [[af:November]] [[ang:November]] [[da:November]] [[de:November]] [[et:November]] [[en:November]] [[fr:November]] [[ko:November]] [[hy:November]] [[io:November]] [[csb:November]] [[kk:November]] [[hu:November]] [[ja:November]] [[pl:November]] [[pt:November]] [[ro:November]] [[ru:November]] [[sr:November]] [[fi:November]] [[sv:November]] [[tr:November]] [[uk:November]] [[zh:November]] 12814 2006-11-27T03:45:18Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[la:November]] ==Proper noun== {{noun|November|Novembers}} # The [[eleventh]] month of the year. #: ''There are 30 [[day]]s in November.'' {{months}} [[af:November]] [[ang:November]] [[da:November]] [[de:November]] [[et:November]] [[en:November]] [[fr:November]] [[ko:November]] [[hy:November]] [[io:November]] [[csb:November]] [[kk:November]] [[la:November]] [[hu:November]] [[ja:November]] [[pl:November]] [[pt:November]] [[ro:November]] [[ru:November]] [[sr:November]] [[fi:November]] [[sv:November]] [[tr:November]] [[uk:November]] [[zh:November]] 13946 2006-12-20T03:02:43Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ku:November]] ==Proper noun== {{noun|November|Novembers}} # The [[eleventh]] month of the year. #: ''There are 30 [[day]]s in November.'' {{months}} [[af:November]] [[ang:November]] [[da:November]] [[de:November]] [[et:November]] [[en:November]] [[fr:November]] [[ko:November]] [[hy:November]] [[io:November]] [[csb:November]] [[kk:November]] [[ku:November]] [[la:November]] [[hu:November]] [[ja:November]] [[pl:November]] [[pt:November]] [[ro:November]] [[ru:November]] [[sr:November]] [[fi:November]] [[sv:November]] [[tr:November]] [[uk:November]] [[zh:November]] 14299 2006-12-22T01:53:03Z Brett 77 ==Proper noun== {{noun|November|Novembers}} # The [[eleventh]] month of the year. #: ''There are 30 [[day]]s in '''November'''.'' {{months}} [[af:November]] [[ang:November]] [[da:November]] [[de:November]] [[et:November]] [[en:November]] [[fr:November]] [[ko:November]] [[hy:November]] [[io:November]] [[csb:November]] [[kk:November]] [[ku:November]] [[la:November]] [[hu:November]] [[ja:November]] [[pl:November]] [[pt:November]] [[ro:November]] [[ru:November]] [[sr:November]] [[fi:November]] [[sv:November]] [[tr:November]] [[uk:November]] [[zh:November]] 2390 5961 2006-03-13T11:10:01Z Cromwellt 61 new ==Proper noun== {{noun|December|Decembers}} # The [[twelfth]] month of the year. #: ''There are 31 [[day]]s in December. {{months}} [[en:December]] [[es:diciembre]] 7347 2006-07-18T21:04:20Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: csb, da, de, el, et, fi, fr, io, it, ja, ko, la, nl, ro, ru, sr, sv, uk, zh Removing: es ==Proper noun== {{noun|December|Decembers}} # The [[twelfth]] month of the year. #: ''There are 31 [[day]]s in December. {{months}} [[da:December]] [[de:December]] [[et:December]] [[el:December]] [[en:December]] [[fr:December]] [[ko:December]] [[io:December]] [[it:December]] [[csb:December]] [[la:December]] [[nl:December]] [[ja:December]] [[ro:December]] [[ru:December]] [[sr:December]] [[fi:December]] [[sv:December]] [[uk:December]] [[zh:December]] 9420 2006-09-10T10:48:31Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy ==Proper noun== {{noun|December|Decembers}} # The [[twelfth]] month of the year. #: ''There are 31 [[day]]s in December. {{months}} [[da:December]] [[de:December]] [[et:December]] [[el:December]] [[en:December]] [[fr:December]] [[ko:December]] [[hy:December]] [[io:December]] [[it:December]] [[csb:December]] [[la:December]] [[nl:December]] [[ja:December]] [[ro:December]] [[ru:December]] [[sr:December]] [[fi:December]] [[sv:December]] [[uk:December]] [[zh:December]] 10621 2006-10-09T12:21:15Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:December]] ==Proper noun== {{noun|December|Decembers}} # The [[twelfth]] month of the year. #: ''There are 31 [[day]]s in December. {{months}} [[da:December]] [[de:December]] [[et:December]] [[el:December]] [[en:December]] [[fr:December]] [[ko:December]] [[hy:December]] [[io:December]] [[it:December]] [[csb:December]] [[kk:December]] [[la:December]] [[nl:December]] [[ja:December]] [[ro:December]] [[ru:December]] [[sr:December]] [[fi:December]] [[sv:December]] [[uk:December]] [[zh:December]] 11407 2006-10-20T16:36:10Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[hu:December]] ==Proper noun== {{noun|December|Decembers}} # The [[twelfth]] month of the year. #: ''There are 31 [[day]]s in December. {{months}} [[da:December]] [[de:December]] [[et:December]] [[el:December]] [[en:December]] [[fr:December]] [[ko:December]] [[hy:December]] [[io:December]] [[it:December]] [[csb:December]] [[kk:December]] [[la:December]] [[hu:December]] [[nl:December]] [[ja:December]] [[ro:December]] [[ru:December]] [[sr:December]] [[fi:December]] [[sv:December]] [[uk:December]] [[zh:December]] 12177 2006-11-11T07:47:53Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[pl:December]] Removing: [[it:December]] ==Proper noun== {{noun|December|Decembers}} # The [[twelfth]] month of the year. #: ''There are 31 [[day]]s in December. {{months}} [[da:December]] [[de:December]] [[et:December]] [[el:December]] [[en:December]] [[fr:December]] [[ko:December]] [[hy:December]] [[io:December]] [[csb:December]] [[kk:December]] [[la:December]] [[hu:December]] [[nl:December]] [[ja:December]] [[pl:December]] [[ro:December]] [[ru:December]] [[sr:December]] [[fi:December]] [[sv:December]] [[uk:December]] [[zh:December]] 13923 2006-12-19T22:53:55Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ku:December]] ==Proper noun== {{noun|December|Decembers}} # The [[twelfth]] month of the year. #: ''There are 31 [[day]]s in December. {{months}} [[da:December]] [[de:December]] [[et:December]] [[el:December]] [[en:December]] [[fr:December]] [[ko:December]] [[hy:December]] [[io:December]] [[csb:December]] [[kk:December]] [[ku:December]] [[la:December]] [[hu:December]] [[nl:December]] [[ja:December]] [[pl:December]] [[ro:December]] [[ru:December]] [[sr:December]] [[fi:December]] [[sv:December]] [[uk:December]] [[zh:December]] 14300 2006-12-22T01:53:16Z Brett 77 ==Proper noun== {{noun|December|Decembers}} # The [[twelfth]] month of the year. #: ''There are 31 [[day]]s in '''December'''. {{months}} [[da:December]] [[de:December]] [[et:December]] [[el:December]] [[en:December]] [[fr:December]] [[ko:December]] [[hy:December]] [[io:December]] [[csb:December]] [[kk:December]] [[ku:December]] [[la:December]] [[hu:December]] [[nl:December]] [[ja:December]] [[pl:December]] [[ro:December]] [[ru:December]] [[sr:December]] [[fi:December]] [[sv:December]] [[uk:December]] [[zh:December]] 2391 5962 2006-03-13T11:12:09Z Cromwellt 61 created template <br clear=all /> {| style="margin:0 auto;" align=center width="75%" class="toccolours" |align=center style="background:#ccccff"| '''[[Day]]s of the [[Week]]''' <small>([[:Template:days|edit]])</small> |- |align=center| [[Sunday]] - [[Monday]] - [[Tuesday]] - [[Wednesday]] - [[Thursday]] - [[Friday]] - [[Saturday]] |} 5977 2006-03-13T11:45:17Z Cromwellt 61 fixed capital letters <br clear=all /> {| style="margin:0 auto;" align=center width="75%" class="toccolours" |align=center style="background:#ccccff"| '''[[day|Day]]s of the [[week|Week]]''' <small>([[:Template:days|edit]])</small> |- |align=center| [[Sunday]] - [[Monday]] - [[Tuesday]] - [[Wednesday]] - [[Thursday]] - [[Friday]] - [[Saturday]] |} 2392 5963 2006-03-13T11:14:12Z Cromwellt 61 new ==Proper noun== {{noun|Sunday|Sundays}} # The [[first]] day of the week. #: ''I will go out this Sunday.'' {{days}} [[en:Sunday]] [[es:domingo]] 5965 2006-03-13T11:19:31Z Cromwellt 61 added reference to weekend, Sabbath ==Proper noun== {{noun|Sunday|Sundays}} # The [[first]] day of the week. The [[last]] day of the [[weekend]], and for many, the [[Sabbath|day of rest]]. #: ''I will go out this Sunday.'' {{days}} [[en:Sunday]] [[es:domingo]] 5966 2006-03-13T11:20:11Z Cromwellt 61 fix ==Proper noun== {{noun|Sunday|Sundays}} # The [[first]] day of the week. The [[last]] day of the [[weekend]], and for many [[Christian]]s, the [[Sabbath|day of rest]]. #: ''I will go out this Sunday.'' {{days}} [[en:Sunday]] [[es:domingo]] 7355 2006-07-18T21:31:32Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: af, de, eo, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, ko, la, nl, pl, ro, ru, sr, sv, zh Removing: es ==Proper noun== {{noun|Sunday|Sundays}} # The [[first]] day of the week. The [[last]] day of the [[weekend]], and for many [[Christian]]s, the [[Sabbath|day of rest]]. #: ''I will go out this Sunday.'' {{days}} [[af:Sunday]] [[de:Sunday]] [[en:Sunday]] [[eo:Sunday]] [[fr:Sunday]] [[ko:Sunday]] [[io:Sunday]] [[it:Sunday]] [[la:Sunday]] [[hu:Sunday]] [[nl:Sunday]] [[ja:Sunday]] [[pl:Sunday]] [[ro:Sunday]] [[ru:Sunday]] [[sr:Sunday]] [[fi:Sunday]] [[sv:Sunday]] [[zh:Sunday]] 8604 2006-08-13T19:10:59Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: el, km, pt, ta ==Proper noun== {{noun|Sunday|Sundays}} # The [[first]] day of the week. The [[last]] day of the [[weekend]], and for many [[Christian]]s, the [[Sabbath|day of rest]]. #: ''I will go out this Sunday.'' {{days}} [[af:Sunday]] [[de:Sunday]] [[el:sunday]] [[en:Sunday]] [[eo:Sunday]] [[fr:Sunday]] [[ko:Sunday]] [[io:Sunday]] [[it:Sunday]] [[km:sunday]] [[la:Sunday]] [[hu:Sunday]] [[nl:Sunday]] [[ja:Sunday]] [[pl:Sunday]] [[pt:sunday]] [[ro:Sunday]] [[ru:Sunday]] [[sr:Sunday]] [[fi:Sunday]] [[sv:Sunday]] [[ta:sunday]] [[zh:Sunday]] 8787 2006-08-21T17:07:58Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy Removing: el, km, pt, ta ==Proper noun== {{noun|Sunday|Sundays}} # The [[first]] day of the week. The [[last]] day of the [[weekend]], and for many [[Christian]]s, the [[Sabbath|day of rest]]. #: ''I will go out this Sunday.'' {{days}} [[af:Sunday]] [[de:Sunday]] [[en:Sunday]] [[eo:Sunday]] [[fr:Sunday]] [[ko:Sunday]] [[hy:Sunday]] [[io:Sunday]] [[it:Sunday]] [[la:Sunday]] [[hu:Sunday]] [[nl:Sunday]] [[ja:Sunday]] [[pl:Sunday]] [[ro:Sunday]] [[ru:Sunday]] [[sr:Sunday]] [[fi:Sunday]] [[sv:Sunday]] [[zh:Sunday]] 9426 2006-09-10T10:49:31Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: tr ==Proper noun== {{noun|Sunday|Sundays}} # The [[first]] day of the week. The [[last]] day of the [[weekend]], and for many [[Christian]]s, the [[Sabbath|day of rest]]. #: ''I will go out this Sunday.'' {{days}} [[af:Sunday]] [[de:Sunday]] [[en:Sunday]] [[eo:Sunday]] [[fr:Sunday]] [[ko:Sunday]] [[hy:Sunday]] [[io:Sunday]] [[it:Sunday]] [[la:Sunday]] [[hu:Sunday]] [[nl:Sunday]] [[ja:Sunday]] [[pl:Sunday]] [[ro:Sunday]] [[ru:Sunday]] [[sr:Sunday]] [[fi:Sunday]] [[sv:Sunday]] [[tr:Sunday]] [[zh:Sunday]] 10631 2006-10-09T13:07:44Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:Sunday]] ==Proper noun== {{noun|Sunday|Sundays}} # The [[first]] day of the week. The [[last]] day of the [[weekend]], and for many [[Christian]]s, the [[Sabbath|day of rest]]. #: ''I will go out this Sunday.'' {{days}} [[af:Sunday]] [[de:Sunday]] [[en:Sunday]] [[eo:Sunday]] [[fr:Sunday]] [[ko:Sunday]] [[hy:Sunday]] [[io:Sunday]] [[it:Sunday]] [[kk:Sunday]] [[la:Sunday]] [[hu:Sunday]] [[nl:Sunday]] [[ja:Sunday]] [[pl:Sunday]] [[ro:Sunday]] [[ru:Sunday]] [[sr:Sunday]] [[fi:Sunday]] [[sv:Sunday]] [[tr:Sunday]] [[zh:Sunday]] 14267 2006-12-21T19:04:27Z Brett 77 ==Proper noun== {{noun|Sunday|Sundays}} # The [[first]] day of the week. The [[last]] day of the [[weekend]], and for many [[Christian]]s, the [[Sabbath|day of rest]]. #: ''I will go out this '''Sunday'''.'' {{days}} [[af:Sunday]] [[de:Sunday]] [[en:Sunday]] [[eo:Sunday]] [[fr:Sunday]] [[ko:Sunday]] [[hy:Sunday]] [[io:Sunday]] [[it:Sunday]] [[kk:Sunday]] [[la:Sunday]] [[hu:Sunday]] [[nl:Sunday]] [[ja:Sunday]] [[pl:Sunday]] [[ro:Sunday]] [[ru:Sunday]] [[sr:Sunday]] [[fi:Sunday]] [[sv:Sunday]] [[tr:Sunday]] [[zh:Sunday]] 2393 5964 2006-03-13T11:17:42Z Cromwellt 61 new ==Proper noun== {{noun|Monday|Mondays}} # The [[second]] day of the week. The first day of the [[work week]]. #: ''I hate Mondays.'' {{days}} [[en:Monday]] [[es:lunes]] 7358 2006-07-18T21:41:55Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: af, de, et, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, ko, la, nl, pl, ro, ru, sv, zh Removing: es ==Proper noun== {{noun|Monday|Mondays}} # The [[second]] day of the week. The first day of the [[work week]]. #: ''I hate Mondays.'' {{days}} [[af:Monday]] [[de:Monday]] [[et:Monday]] [[en:Monday]] [[fr:Monday]] [[ko:Monday]] [[io:Monday]] [[it:Monday]] [[la:Monday]] [[hu:Monday]] [[nl:Monday]] [[ja:Monday]] [[pl:Monday]] [[ro:Monday]] [[ru:Monday]] [[fi:Monday]] [[sv:Monday]] [[zh:Monday]] 8789 2006-08-21T17:08:18Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy ==Proper noun== {{noun|Monday|Mondays}} # The [[second]] day of the week. The first day of the [[work week]]. #: ''I hate Mondays.'' {{days}} [[af:Monday]] [[de:Monday]] [[et:Monday]] [[en:Monday]] [[fr:Monday]] [[ko:Monday]] [[hy:Monday]] [[io:Monday]] [[it:Monday]] [[la:Monday]] [[hu:Monday]] [[nl:Monday]] [[ja:Monday]] [[pl:Monday]] [[ro:Monday]] [[ru:Monday]] [[fi:Monday]] [[sv:Monday]] [[zh:Monday]] 9432 2006-09-10T10:51:06Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: zh-min-nan ==Proper noun== {{noun|Monday|Mondays}} # The [[second]] day of the week. The first day of the [[work week]]. #: ''I hate Mondays.'' {{days}} [[af:Monday]] [[zh-min-nan:Monday]] [[de:Monday]] [[et:Monday]] [[en:Monday]] [[fr:Monday]] [[ko:Monday]] [[hy:Monday]] [[io:Monday]] [[it:Monday]] [[la:Monday]] [[hu:Monday]] [[nl:Monday]] [[ja:Monday]] [[pl:Monday]] [[ro:Monday]] [[ru:Monday]] [[fi:Monday]] [[sv:Monday]] [[zh:Monday]] 10613 2006-10-09T11:48:18Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:Monday]] ==Proper noun== {{noun|Monday|Mondays}} # The [[second]] day of the week. The first day of the [[work week]]. #: ''I hate Mondays.'' {{days}} [[af:Monday]] [[zh-min-nan:Monday]] [[de:Monday]] [[et:Monday]] [[en:Monday]] [[fr:Monday]] [[ko:Monday]] [[hy:Monday]] [[io:Monday]] [[it:Monday]] [[kk:Monday]] [[la:Monday]] [[hu:Monday]] [[nl:Monday]] [[ja:Monday]] [[pl:Monday]] [[ro:Monday]] [[ru:Monday]] [[fi:Monday]] [[sv:Monday]] [[zh:Monday]] 14268 2006-12-21T19:04:39Z Brett 77 ==Proper noun== {{noun|Monday|Mondays}} # The [[second]] day of the week. The first day of the [[work week]]. #: ''I hate '''Mondays'''.'' {{days}} [[af:Monday]] [[zh-min-nan:Monday]] [[de:Monday]] [[et:Monday]] [[en:Monday]] [[fr:Monday]] [[ko:Monday]] [[hy:Monday]] [[io:Monday]] [[it:Monday]] [[kk:Monday]] [[la:Monday]] [[hu:Monday]] [[nl:Monday]] [[ja:Monday]] [[pl:Monday]] [[ro:Monday]] [[ru:Monday]] [[fi:Monday]] [[sv:Monday]] [[zh:Monday]] 2394 5967 2006-03-13T11:22:14Z Cromwellt 61 new ==Proper noun== {{noun|Tuesday|Tuesdays}} # The [[third]] day of the week, the second day of the [[work week]]. #: ''I have Tuesday night off.'' {{days}} [[en:Tuesday]] [[es:martes]] 7353 2006-07-18T21:23:51Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: af, de, el, et, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, ko, la, nl, pl, ro, ru, sr, sv, zh Removing: es ==Proper noun== {{noun|Tuesday|Tuesdays}} # The [[third]] day of the week, the second day of the [[work week]]. #: ''I have Tuesday night off.'' {{days}} [[af:Tuesday]] [[de:Tuesday]] [[et:Tuesday]] [[el:Tuesday]] [[en:Tuesday]] [[fr:Tuesday]] [[ko:Tuesday]] [[io:Tuesday]] [[it:Tuesday]] [[la:Tuesday]] [[hu:Tuesday]] [[nl:Tuesday]] [[ja:Tuesday]] [[pl:Tuesday]] [[ro:Tuesday]] [[ru:Tuesday]] [[sr:Tuesday]] [[fi:Tuesday]] [[sv:Tuesday]] [[zh:Tuesday]] 8785 2006-08-21T17:07:38Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy ==Proper noun== {{noun|Tuesday|Tuesdays}} # The [[third]] day of the week, the second day of the [[work week]]. #: ''I have Tuesday night off.'' {{days}} [[af:Tuesday]] [[de:Tuesday]] [[et:Tuesday]] [[el:Tuesday]] [[en:Tuesday]] [[fr:Tuesday]] [[ko:Tuesday]] [[hy:Tuesday]] [[io:Tuesday]] [[it:Tuesday]] [[la:Tuesday]] [[hu:Tuesday]] [[nl:Tuesday]] [[ja:Tuesday]] [[pl:Tuesday]] [[ro:Tuesday]] [[ru:Tuesday]] [[sr:Tuesday]] [[fi:Tuesday]] [[sv:Tuesday]] [[zh:Tuesday]] 9425 2006-09-10T10:49:21Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: tr ==Proper noun== {{noun|Tuesday|Tuesdays}} # The [[third]] day of the week, the second day of the [[work week]]. #: ''I have Tuesday night off.'' {{days}} [[af:Tuesday]] [[de:Tuesday]] [[et:Tuesday]] [[el:Tuesday]] [[en:Tuesday]] [[fr:Tuesday]] [[ko:Tuesday]] [[hy:Tuesday]] [[io:Tuesday]] [[it:Tuesday]] [[la:Tuesday]] [[hu:Tuesday]] [[nl:Tuesday]] [[ja:Tuesday]] [[pl:Tuesday]] [[ro:Tuesday]] [[ru:Tuesday]] [[sr:Tuesday]] [[fi:Tuesday]] [[sv:Tuesday]] [[tr:Tuesday]] [[zh:Tuesday]] 9932 2006-09-24T12:03:06Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[zh-min-nan:Tuesday]] ==Proper noun== {{noun|Tuesday|Tuesdays}} # The [[third]] day of the week, the second day of the [[work week]]. #: ''I have Tuesday night off.'' {{days}} [[af:Tuesday]] [[zh-min-nan:Tuesday]] [[de:Tuesday]] [[et:Tuesday]] [[el:Tuesday]] [[en:Tuesday]] [[fr:Tuesday]] [[ko:Tuesday]] [[hy:Tuesday]] [[io:Tuesday]] [[it:Tuesday]] [[la:Tuesday]] [[hu:Tuesday]] [[nl:Tuesday]] [[ja:Tuesday]] [[pl:Tuesday]] [[ro:Tuesday]] [[ru:Tuesday]] [[sr:Tuesday]] [[fi:Tuesday]] [[sv:Tuesday]] [[tr:Tuesday]] [[zh:Tuesday]] 10629 2006-10-09T12:59:21Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:Tuesday]] ==Proper noun== {{noun|Tuesday|Tuesdays}} # The [[third]] day of the week, the second day of the [[work week]]. #: ''I have Tuesday night off.'' {{days}} [[af:Tuesday]] [[zh-min-nan:Tuesday]] [[de:Tuesday]] [[et:Tuesday]] [[el:Tuesday]] [[en:Tuesday]] [[fr:Tuesday]] [[ko:Tuesday]] [[hy:Tuesday]] [[io:Tuesday]] [[it:Tuesday]] [[kk:Tuesday]] [[la:Tuesday]] [[hu:Tuesday]] [[nl:Tuesday]] [[ja:Tuesday]] [[pl:Tuesday]] [[ro:Tuesday]] [[ru:Tuesday]] [[sr:Tuesday]] [[fi:Tuesday]] [[sv:Tuesday]] [[tr:Tuesday]] [[zh:Tuesday]] 14254 2006-12-21T18:53:39Z Brett 77 ==Proper noun== {{noun|Tuesday|Tuesdays}} # The [[third]] day of the week, the second day of the [[work week]]. #: ''I have '''Tuesday''' night off.'' {{days}} [[af:Tuesday]] [[zh-min-nan:Tuesday]] [[de:Tuesday]] [[et:Tuesday]] [[el:Tuesday]] [[en:Tuesday]] [[fr:Tuesday]] [[ko:Tuesday]] [[hy:Tuesday]] [[io:Tuesday]] [[it:Tuesday]] [[kk:Tuesday]] [[la:Tuesday]] [[hu:Tuesday]] [[nl:Tuesday]] [[ja:Tuesday]] [[pl:Tuesday]] [[ro:Tuesday]] [[ru:Tuesday]] [[sr:Tuesday]] [[fi:Tuesday]] [[sv:Tuesday]] [[tr:Tuesday]] [[zh:Tuesday]] 2395 5968 2006-03-13T11:24:01Z Cromwellt 61 new ==Proper noun== {{noun|Wednesday|Wednesday}} # The [[fourth]] day of the week, third and [[middle]] day of the [[work week]]. #: ''Wednesdays are boring.'' {{days}} [[en:Wednesday]] [[es:miércoles]] 7352 2006-07-18T21:21:11Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: af, de, el, et, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, ko, la, nl, pl, ro, ru, sr, sv, zh Removing: es ==Proper noun== {{noun|Wednesday|Wednesday}} # The [[fourth]] day of the week, third and [[middle]] day of the [[work week]]. #: ''Wednesdays are boring.'' {{days}} [[af:Wednesday]] [[de:Wednesday]] [[et:Wednesday]] [[el:Wednesday]] [[en:Wednesday]] [[fr:Wednesday]] [[ko:Wednesday]] [[io:Wednesday]] [[it:Wednesday]] [[la:Wednesday]] [[hu:Wednesday]] [[nl:Wednesday]] [[ja:Wednesday]] [[pl:Wednesday]] [[ro:Wednesday]] [[ru:Wednesday]] [[sr:Wednesday]] [[fi:Wednesday]] [[sv:Wednesday]] [[zh:Wednesday]] 8784 2006-08-21T17:07:28Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy ==Proper noun== {{noun|Wednesday|Wednesday}} # The [[fourth]] day of the week, third and [[middle]] day of the [[work week]]. #: ''Wednesdays are boring.'' {{days}} [[af:Wednesday]] [[de:Wednesday]] [[et:Wednesday]] [[el:Wednesday]] [[en:Wednesday]] [[fr:Wednesday]] [[ko:Wednesday]] [[hy:Wednesday]] [[io:Wednesday]] [[it:Wednesday]] [[la:Wednesday]] [[hu:Wednesday]] [[nl:Wednesday]] [[ja:Wednesday]] [[pl:Wednesday]] [[ro:Wednesday]] [[ru:Wednesday]] [[sr:Wednesday]] [[fi:Wednesday]] [[sv:Wednesday]] [[zh:Wednesday]] 9424 2006-09-10T10:49:11Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: tr ==Proper noun== {{noun|Wednesday|Wednesday}} # The [[fourth]] day of the week, third and [[middle]] day of the [[work week]]. #: ''Wednesdays are boring.'' {{days}} [[af:Wednesday]] [[de:Wednesday]] [[et:Wednesday]] [[el:Wednesday]] [[en:Wednesday]] [[fr:Wednesday]] [[ko:Wednesday]] [[hy:Wednesday]] [[io:Wednesday]] [[it:Wednesday]] [[la:Wednesday]] [[hu:Wednesday]] [[nl:Wednesday]] [[ja:Wednesday]] [[pl:Wednesday]] [[ro:Wednesday]] [[ru:Wednesday]] [[sr:Wednesday]] [[fi:Wednesday]] [[sv:Wednesday]] [[tr:Wednesday]] [[zh:Wednesday]] 10628 2006-10-09T12:51:49Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:Wednesday]] ==Proper noun== {{noun|Wednesday|Wednesday}} # The [[fourth]] day of the week, third and [[middle]] day of the [[work week]]. #: ''Wednesdays are boring.'' {{days}} [[af:Wednesday]] [[de:Wednesday]] [[et:Wednesday]] [[el:Wednesday]] [[en:Wednesday]] [[fr:Wednesday]] [[ko:Wednesday]] [[hy:Wednesday]] [[io:Wednesday]] [[it:Wednesday]] [[kk:Wednesday]] [[la:Wednesday]] [[hu:Wednesday]] [[nl:Wednesday]] [[ja:Wednesday]] [[pl:Wednesday]] [[ro:Wednesday]] [[ru:Wednesday]] [[sr:Wednesday]] [[fi:Wednesday]] [[sv:Wednesday]] [[tr:Wednesday]] [[zh:Wednesday]] 14101 2006-12-21T01:28:41Z Brett 77 ==Proper noun== {{noun|Wednesday|Wednesday}} # The [[fourth]] day of the week, third and [[middle]] day of the [[work week]]. #: '''''Wednesdays''' are boring.'' {{days}} [[af:Wednesday]] [[de:Wednesday]] [[et:Wednesday]] [[el:Wednesday]] [[en:Wednesday]] [[fr:Wednesday]] [[ko:Wednesday]] [[hy:Wednesday]] [[io:Wednesday]] [[it:Wednesday]] [[kk:Wednesday]] [[la:Wednesday]] [[hu:Wednesday]] [[nl:Wednesday]] [[ja:Wednesday]] [[pl:Wednesday]] [[ro:Wednesday]] [[ru:Wednesday]] [[sr:Wednesday]] [[fi:Wednesday]] [[sv:Wednesday]] [[tr:Wednesday]] [[zh:Wednesday]] 2396 5969 2006-03-13T11:25:49Z Cromwellt 61 new ==Proper noun== {{noun|Thursday|Thursdays}} # The [[fifth]] day of the week, fourth of the [[work week]]. #: ''I will see a movie this Thursday.'' {{days}} [[en:Thursday]] [[es:jueves]] 7354 2006-07-18T21:28:22Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: af, de, el, et, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, ko, la, nl, pl, ro, ru, sv, zh Removing: es ==Proper noun== {{noun|Thursday|Thursdays}} # The [[fifth]] day of the week, fourth of the [[work week]]. #: ''I will see a movie this Thursday.'' {{days}} [[af:Thursday]] [[de:Thursday]] [[et:Thursday]] [[el:Thursday]] [[en:Thursday]] [[fr:Thursday]] [[ko:Thursday]] [[io:Thursday]] [[it:Thursday]] [[la:Thursday]] [[hu:Thursday]] [[nl:Thursday]] [[ja:Thursday]] [[pl:Thursday]] [[ro:Thursday]] [[ru:Thursday]] [[fi:Thursday]] [[sv:Thursday]] [[zh:Thursday]] 8786 2006-08-21T17:07:48Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy ==Proper noun== {{noun|Thursday|Thursdays}} # The [[fifth]] day of the week, fourth of the [[work week]]. #: ''I will see a movie this Thursday.'' {{days}} [[af:Thursday]] [[de:Thursday]] [[et:Thursday]] [[el:Thursday]] [[en:Thursday]] [[fr:Thursday]] [[ko:Thursday]] [[hy:Thursday]] [[io:Thursday]] [[it:Thursday]] [[la:Thursday]] [[hu:Thursday]] [[nl:Thursday]] [[ja:Thursday]] [[pl:Thursday]] [[ro:Thursday]] [[ru:Thursday]] [[fi:Thursday]] [[sv:Thursday]] [[zh:Thursday]] 10630 2006-10-09T13:03:23Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:Thursday]] ==Proper noun== {{noun|Thursday|Thursdays}} # The [[fifth]] day of the week, fourth of the [[work week]]. #: ''I will see a movie this Thursday.'' {{days}} [[af:Thursday]] [[de:Thursday]] [[et:Thursday]] [[el:Thursday]] [[en:Thursday]] [[fr:Thursday]] [[ko:Thursday]] [[hy:Thursday]] [[io:Thursday]] [[it:Thursday]] [[kk:Thursday]] [[la:Thursday]] [[hu:Thursday]] [[nl:Thursday]] [[ja:Thursday]] [[pl:Thursday]] [[ro:Thursday]] [[ru:Thursday]] [[fi:Thursday]] [[sv:Thursday]] [[zh:Thursday]] 14269 2006-12-21T19:04:55Z Brett 77 ==Proper noun== {{noun|Thursday|Thursdays}} # The [[fifth]] day of the week, fourth of the [[work week]]. #: ''I will see a movie this '''Thursday'''.'' {{days}} [[af:Thursday]] [[de:Thursday]] [[et:Thursday]] [[el:Thursday]] [[en:Thursday]] [[fr:Thursday]] [[ko:Thursday]] [[hy:Thursday]] [[io:Thursday]] [[it:Thursday]] [[kk:Thursday]] [[la:Thursday]] [[hu:Thursday]] [[nl:Thursday]] [[ja:Thursday]] [[pl:Thursday]] [[ro:Thursday]] [[ru:Thursday]] [[fi:Thursday]] [[sv:Thursday]] [[zh:Thursday]] 2397 5970 2006-03-13T11:29:38Z Cromwellt 61 new ==Proper noun== {{noun|Friday|Fridays}} # The [[sixth]] day of the week, fifth and [[last]] of the secular [[work week]], and the [[day of rest]] for [[Muslim]]s. #: ''We went to the mosque on Friday.'' {{days}} ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[Thank God it's Friday]] *[[TGIFriday's]] [[en:Friday]] [[es:viernes]] 5971 2006-03-13T11:30:45Z Cromwellt 61 weekend reference ==Proper noun== {{noun|Friday|Fridays}} # The [[sixth]] day of the week, fifth and [[last]] of the secular and [[Christian]] [[work week]], and the [[day of rest]] for [[Muslim]]s. Friday afternoon is the [[beginning]] of the [[weekend]]. #: ''We went to the mosque on Friday.'' {{days}} ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[Thank God it's Friday]] *[[TGIFriday's]] [[en:Friday]] [[es:viernes]] 5972 2006-03-13T11:31:23Z Cromwellt 61 lowercase first letter of derived phrase ==Proper noun== {{noun|Friday|Fridays}} # The [[sixth]] day of the week, fifth and [[last]] of the secular and [[Christian]] [[work week]], and the [[day of rest]] for [[Muslim]]s. Friday afternoon is the [[beginning]] of the [[weekend]]. #: ''We went to the mosque on Friday.'' {{days}} ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[thank God it's Friday]] *[[TGIFriday's]] [[en:Friday]] [[es:viernes]] 7360 2006-07-18T21:45:19Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: af, de, el, fa, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, ko, la, pl, ro, ru, sd, sv, zh Removing: es ==Proper noun== {{noun|Friday|Fridays}} # The [[sixth]] day of the week, fifth and [[last]] of the secular and [[Christian]] [[work week]], and the [[day of rest]] for [[Muslim]]s. Friday afternoon is the [[beginning]] of the [[weekend]]. #: ''We went to the mosque on Friday.'' {{days}} ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[thank God it's Friday]] *[[TGIFriday's]] [[af:Friday]] [[de:Friday]] [[el:Friday]] [[en:Friday]] [[fa:Friday]] [[fr:Friday]] [[ko:Friday]] [[io:Friday]] [[it:Friday]] [[la:Friday]] [[hu:Friday]] [[ja:Friday]] [[pl:Friday]] [[ro:Friday]] [[ru:Friday]] [[sd:Friday]] [[fi:Friday]] [[sv:Friday]] [[zh:Friday]] 8792 2006-08-21T17:09:00Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy ==Proper noun== {{noun|Friday|Fridays}} # The [[sixth]] day of the week, fifth and [[last]] of the secular and [[Christian]] [[work week]], and the [[day of rest]] for [[Muslim]]s. Friday afternoon is the [[beginning]] of the [[weekend]]. #: ''We went to the mosque on Friday.'' {{days}} ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[thank God it's Friday]] *[[TGIFriday's]] [[af:Friday]] [[de:Friday]] [[el:Friday]] [[en:Friday]] [[fa:Friday]] [[fr:Friday]] [[ko:Friday]] [[hy:Friday]] [[io:Friday]] [[it:Friday]] [[la:Friday]] [[hu:Friday]] [[ja:Friday]] [[pl:Friday]] [[ro:Friday]] [[ru:Friday]] [[sd:Friday]] [[fi:Friday]] [[sv:Friday]] [[zh:Friday]] 9429 2006-09-10T10:50:01Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: tr ==Proper noun== {{noun|Friday|Fridays}} # The [[sixth]] day of the week, fifth and [[last]] of the secular and [[Christian]] [[work week]], and the [[day of rest]] for [[Muslim]]s. Friday afternoon is the [[beginning]] of the [[weekend]]. #: ''We went to the mosque on Friday.'' {{days}} ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[thank God it's Friday]] *[[TGIFriday's]] [[af:Friday]] [[de:Friday]] [[el:Friday]] [[en:Friday]] [[fa:Friday]] [[fr:Friday]] [[ko:Friday]] [[hy:Friday]] [[io:Friday]] [[it:Friday]] [[la:Friday]] [[hu:Friday]] [[ja:Friday]] [[pl:Friday]] [[ro:Friday]] [[ru:Friday]] [[sd:Friday]] [[fi:Friday]] [[sv:Friday]] [[tr:Friday]] [[zh:Friday]] 10619 2006-10-09T12:13:53Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:Friday]] ==Proper noun== {{noun|Friday|Fridays}} # The [[sixth]] day of the week, fifth and [[last]] of the secular and [[Christian]] [[work week]], and the [[day of rest]] for [[Muslim]]s. Friday afternoon is the [[beginning]] of the [[weekend]]. #: ''We went to the mosque on Friday.'' {{days}} ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[thank God it's Friday]] *[[TGIFriday's]] [[af:Friday]] [[de:Friday]] [[el:Friday]] [[en:Friday]] [[fa:Friday]] [[fr:Friday]] [[ko:Friday]] [[hy:Friday]] [[io:Friday]] [[it:Friday]] [[kk:Friday]] [[la:Friday]] [[hu:Friday]] [[ja:Friday]] [[pl:Friday]] [[ro:Friday]] [[ru:Friday]] [[sd:Friday]] [[fi:Friday]] [[sv:Friday]] [[tr:Friday]] [[zh:Friday]] 14270 2006-12-21T19:05:14Z Brett 77 ==Proper noun== {{noun|Friday|Fridays}} # The [[sixth]] day of the week, fifth and [[last]] of the secular and [[Christian]] [[work week]], and the [[day of rest]] for [[Muslim]]s. '''Friday''' afternoon is the [[beginning]] of the [[weekend]]. #: ''We went to the mosque on '''Friday'''.'' {{days}} ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[thank God it's Friday]] *[[TGIFriday's]] [[af:Friday]] [[de:Friday]] [[el:Friday]] [[en:Friday]] [[fa:Friday]] [[fr:Friday]] [[ko:Friday]] [[hy:Friday]] [[io:Friday]] [[it:Friday]] [[kk:Friday]] [[la:Friday]] [[hu:Friday]] [[ja:Friday]] [[pl:Friday]] [[ro:Friday]] [[ru:Friday]] [[sd:Friday]] [[fi:Friday]] [[sv:Friday]] [[tr:Friday]] [[zh:Friday]] 2398 5973 2006-03-13T11:33:52Z Cromwellt 61 new ==Proper noun== {{noun|Saturday|Saturdays}} # The [[seventh]] and [[last]] day of the week, first day of the [[weekend]], and for some [[Christian]]s, the [[Sabbath|day of rest]]. #: ''Tomorrow is Saturday.'' {{days}} [[en:Saturday]] [[es:sabado]] 5974 2006-03-13T11:34:53Z Cromwellt 61 added reference to Jews ==Proper noun== {{noun|Saturday|Saturdays}} # The [[seventh]] and [[last]] day of the week, first day of the [[weekend]], and for [[Jew]]s and some [[Christian]]s, the [[Sabbath|day of rest]]. #: ''Tomorrow is Saturday.'' {{days}} [[en:Saturday]] [[es:sabado]] 7356 2006-07-18T21:34:52Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: af, de, el, fa, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, ko, la, nl, pl, ro, ru, sr, sv, zh Removing: es ==Proper noun== {{noun|Saturday|Saturdays}} # The [[seventh]] and [[last]] day of the week, first day of the [[weekend]], and for [[Jew]]s and some [[Christian]]s, the [[Sabbath|day of rest]]. #: ''Tomorrow is Saturday.'' {{days}} [[af:Saturday]] [[de:Saturday]] [[el:Saturday]] [[en:Saturday]] [[fa:Saturday]] [[fr:Saturday]] [[ko:Saturday]] [[io:Saturday]] [[it:Saturday]] [[la:Saturday]] [[hu:Saturday]] [[nl:Saturday]] [[ja:Saturday]] [[pl:Saturday]] [[ro:Saturday]] [[ru:Saturday]] [[sr:Saturday]] [[fi:Saturday]] [[sv:Saturday]] [[zh:Saturday]] 8788 2006-08-21T17:08:08Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy ==Proper noun== {{noun|Saturday|Saturdays}} # The [[seventh]] and [[last]] day of the week, first day of the [[weekend]], and for [[Jew]]s and some [[Christian]]s, the [[Sabbath|day of rest]]. #: ''Tomorrow is Saturday.'' {{days}} [[af:Saturday]] [[de:Saturday]] [[el:Saturday]] [[en:Saturday]] [[fa:Saturday]] [[fr:Saturday]] [[ko:Saturday]] [[hy:Saturday]] [[io:Saturday]] [[it:Saturday]] [[la:Saturday]] [[hu:Saturday]] [[nl:Saturday]] [[ja:Saturday]] [[pl:Saturday]] [[ro:Saturday]] [[ru:Saturday]] [[sr:Saturday]] [[fi:Saturday]] [[sv:Saturday]] [[zh:Saturday]] 9427 2006-09-10T10:49:42Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: tr ==Proper noun== {{noun|Saturday|Saturdays}} # The [[seventh]] and [[last]] day of the week, first day of the [[weekend]], and for [[Jew]]s and some [[Christian]]s, the [[Sabbath|day of rest]]. #: ''Tomorrow is Saturday.'' {{days}} [[af:Saturday]] [[de:Saturday]] [[el:Saturday]] [[en:Saturday]] [[fa:Saturday]] [[fr:Saturday]] [[ko:Saturday]] [[hy:Saturday]] [[io:Saturday]] [[it:Saturday]] [[la:Saturday]] [[hu:Saturday]] [[nl:Saturday]] [[ja:Saturday]] [[pl:Saturday]] [[ro:Saturday]] [[ru:Saturday]] [[sr:Saturday]] [[fi:Saturday]] [[sv:Saturday]] [[tr:Saturday]] [[zh:Saturday]] 10633 2006-10-09T13:17:15Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:Saturday]] ==Proper noun== {{noun|Saturday|Saturdays}} # The [[seventh]] and [[last]] day of the week, first day of the [[weekend]], and for [[Jew]]s and some [[Christian]]s, the [[Sabbath|day of rest]]. #: ''Tomorrow is Saturday.'' {{days}} [[af:Saturday]] [[de:Saturday]] [[el:Saturday]] [[en:Saturday]] [[fa:Saturday]] [[fr:Saturday]] [[ko:Saturday]] [[hy:Saturday]] [[io:Saturday]] [[it:Saturday]] [[kk:Saturday]] [[la:Saturday]] [[hu:Saturday]] [[nl:Saturday]] [[ja:Saturday]] [[pl:Saturday]] [[ro:Saturday]] [[ru:Saturday]] [[sr:Saturday]] [[fi:Saturday]] [[sv:Saturday]] [[tr:Saturday]] [[zh:Saturday]] 14271 2006-12-21T19:05:28Z Brett 77 ==Proper noun== {{noun|Saturday|Saturdays}} # The [[seventh]] and [[last]] day of the week, first day of the [[weekend]], and for [[Jew]]s and some [[Christian]]s, the [[Sabbath|day of rest]]. #: ''Tomorrow is '''Saturday'''.'' {{days}} [[af:Saturday]] [[de:Saturday]] [[el:Saturday]] [[en:Saturday]] [[fa:Saturday]] [[fr:Saturday]] [[ko:Saturday]] [[hy:Saturday]] [[io:Saturday]] [[it:Saturday]] [[kk:Saturday]] [[la:Saturday]] [[hu:Saturday]] [[nl:Saturday]] [[ja:Saturday]] [[pl:Saturday]] [[ro:Saturday]] [[ru:Saturday]] [[sr:Saturday]] [[fi:Saturday]] [[sv:Saturday]] [[tr:Saturday]] [[zh:Saturday]] 2399 5975 2006-03-13T11:44:08Z Cromwellt 61 new template <br clear=all /> {| style="margin:0 auto;" align=center width="75%" class="toccolours" |align=center style="background:#ccccff"| '''Major [[religion|Religion]]s of the [[world|World]]''' <small>([[:Template:religions|edit]])</small> |- |align=center| [[Buddhism]] - [[Christianity]] - [[Hinduism]] - [[Islam]] - [[Jainism]] - [[Judaism]] - [[Sikhism]] - [[Taoism]] |} 5991 2006-03-13T17:16:21Z H2g2bob 43 Added Atheism <br clear=all /> {| style="margin:0 auto;" align=center width="75%" class="toccolours" |align=center style="background:#ccccff"| '''Major [[religion|Religion]]s of the [[world|World]]''' <small>([[:Template:religions|edit]])</small> |- |align=center| [[Atheism]] - [[Buddhism]] - [[Christianity]] - [[Hinduism]] - [[Islam]] - [[Jainism]] - [[Judaism]] - [[Sikhism]] - [[Taoism]] |} 2400 5978 2006-03-13T11:57:55Z Cromwellt 61 new ==Proper name== {{mass noun}} # A [[religion]] whose [[follower]]s believe in [[Jesus of Nazareth]] as the [[Messiah]] or [[savior]] from their [[sin]]s. #: ''He believes in Christianity.'' {{religions}} [[en:Christianity]] [[es:cristianidad]] 5979 2006-03-13T11:58:22Z Cromwellt 61 new ==Proper name== {{mass noun}} # A [[religion]] whose [[follower]]s believe in [[Jesus of Nazareth]] as the [[Messiah]] that [[save]]s them from their [[sin]]s. #: ''He believes in Christianity.'' {{religions}} [[en:Christianity]] [[es:cristianidad]] 5980 2006-03-13T11:59:27Z Cromwellt 61 added ref to holy book ==Proper name== {{mass noun}} # A [[religion]] whose [[follower]]s believe in [[Jesus of Nazareth]] as the [[Messiah]] that [[save]]s them from their [[sin]]s; its holy book is the [[Bible]]. #: ''He believes in Christianity.'' {{religions}} [[en:Christianity]] [[es:cristianidad]] 5981 2006-03-13T12:03:32Z Cromwellt 61 fixed Spanish link ==Proper name== {{mass noun}} # A [[religion]] whose [[follower]]s believe in [[Jesus of Nazareth]] as the [[Messiah]] that [[save]]s them from their [[sin]]s; its holy book is the [[Bible]]. #: ''He believes in Christianity.'' {{religions}} [[en:Christianity]] [[es:cristianismo]] 7336 2006-07-18T20:36:48Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hu, pl, pt, zh Removing: es ==Proper name== {{mass noun}} # A [[religion]] whose [[follower]]s believe in [[Jesus of Nazareth]] as the [[Messiah]] that [[save]]s them from their [[sin]]s; its holy book is the [[Bible]]. #: ''He believes in Christianity.'' {{religions}} [[en:Christianity]] [[hu:Christianity]] [[pl:Christianity]] [[pt:Christianity]] [[zh:Christianity]] 10622 2006-10-09T12:24:25Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[hy:Christianity]] ==Proper name== {{mass noun}} # A [[religion]] whose [[follower]]s believe in [[Jesus of Nazareth]] as the [[Messiah]] that [[save]]s them from their [[sin]]s; its holy book is the [[Bible]]. #: ''He believes in Christianity.'' {{religions}} [[en:Christianity]] [[hy:Christianity]] [[hu:Christianity]] [[pl:Christianity]] [[pt:Christianity]] [[zh:Christianity]] 11266 2006-10-18T08:40:47Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:Christianity]] ==Proper name== {{mass noun}} # A [[religion]] whose [[follower]]s believe in [[Jesus of Nazareth]] as the [[Messiah]] that [[save]]s them from their [[sin]]s; its holy book is the [[Bible]]. #: ''He believes in Christianity.'' {{religions}} [[en:Christianity]] [[hy:Christianity]] [[kk:Christianity]] [[hu:Christianity]] [[pl:Christianity]] [[pt:Christianity]] [[zh:Christianity]] 12278 2006-11-15T09:33:10Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:Christianity]] ==Proper name== {{mass noun}} # A [[religion]] whose [[follower]]s believe in [[Jesus of Nazareth]] as the [[Messiah]] that [[save]]s them from their [[sin]]s; its holy book is the [[Bible]]. #: ''He believes in Christianity.'' {{religions}} [[en:Christianity]] [[hy:Christianity]] [[kk:Christianity]] [[hu:Christianity]] [[pl:Christianity]] [[pt:Christianity]] [[ru:Christianity]] [[zh:Christianity]] 2401 5982 2006-03-13T12:32:51Z Cromwellt 61 new ==Proper noun== {{noun}} # A person who believes in [[salvation]] from [[sin]] through [[Jesus of Nazareth]], called [[Jesus Christ]] or [[Jesus]] the [[Christ]]. #: ''He is a conservative Christian.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[Christianity]] [[en:Christian]] [[es:cristiano]] 7337 2006-07-18T20:37:48Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, fi, fr, pl, sr, zh Removing: es ==Proper noun== {{noun}} # A person who believes in [[salvation]] from [[sin]] through [[Jesus of Nazareth]], called [[Jesus Christ]] or [[Jesus]] the [[Christ]]. #: ''He is a conservative Christian.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[Christianity]] [[de:Christian]] [[en:Christian]] [[fr:Christian]] [[pl:Christian]] [[sr:Christian]] [[fi:Christian]] [[zh:Christian]] 9414 2006-09-10T10:47:01Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: io, ko ==Proper noun== {{noun}} # A person who believes in [[salvation]] from [[sin]] through [[Jesus of Nazareth]], called [[Jesus Christ]] or [[Jesus]] the [[Christ]]. #: ''He is a conservative Christian.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[Christianity]] [[de:Christian]] [[en:Christian]] [[fr:Christian]] [[ko:Christian]] [[io:Christian]] [[pl:Christian]] [[sr:Christian]] [[fi:Christian]] [[zh:Christian]] 11398 2006-10-20T15:01:02Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:Christian]] ==Proper noun== {{noun}} # A person who believes in [[salvation]] from [[sin]] through [[Jesus of Nazareth]], called [[Jesus Christ]] or [[Jesus]] the [[Christ]]. #: ''He is a conservative Christian.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[Christianity]] [[de:Christian]] [[en:Christian]] [[fr:Christian]] [[ko:Christian]] [[io:Christian]] [[pl:Christian]] [[ru:Christian]] [[sr:Christian]] [[fi:Christian]] [[zh:Christian]] 13597 2006-12-11T00:41:16Z Brett 77 bold ==Proper noun== {{noun}} # A person who believes in [[salvation]] from [[sin]] through [[Jesus of Nazareth]], called [[Jesus Christ]] or [[Jesus]] the [[Christ]]. #: ''He is a conservative '''Christian'''.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[Christianity]] [[de:Christian]] [[en:Christian]] [[fr:Christian]] [[ko:Christian]] [[io:Christian]] [[pl:Christian]] [[ru:Christian]] [[sr:Christian]] [[fi:Christian]] [[zh:Christian]] 2402 5984 2006-03-13T12:36:57Z Cromwellt 61 [[Template:Footer SolarSystem]] moved to [[Template:solar system]]: consistency #REDIRECT [[Template:solar system]] 2403 5989 2006-03-13T16:03:34Z Cromwellt 61 created unformatted list of templates '''Template messages''' are the [[message]]s that appear in all types of [[template]]s here on [[Simple English Wiktionary]]. Most of these are currently [[default]] on all Wikiprojects or [[navigational]] in nature. Below is a list of most of the current templates. For a complete list, see [[Special:Allpages]], select "template" from the list, and click "Go". ==Parts of speech templates== *[[:Template:adjective]] *[[:Template:adjective only]] *[[:Template:mass noun]] *[[:Template:noun]] *[[:Template:verb]] ==Navigational/created templates== *[[:Template:Alphabet]] *[[:Template:alphabet]] *[[:Template:body]] *[[:Template:Colorbox]] *[[:Template:colorbox]] *[[:Template:Colors]] *[[:Template:colors]] *[[:Template:Cyrillic alphabet]] *[[:Template:cyrillic alphabet]] *[[:Template:days]] *[[:Template:En]] *[[:Template:foot]] *[[:Template:months]] *[[:Template:religions]] *[[:Template:Welcome]] *[[:Template:welcome]] *[[:Template:wotd]] ==Project templates== *[[:Template:Click]] *[[:Template:click]] *[[:Template:Disabled]] *[[:Template:Disambig]] *[[:Template:Disputed]] *[[:Template:NPOV]] *[[:Template:PD]] *[[:Template:Sandbox]] *[[:Template:Shortcut]] *[[:Template:Sisterproject]] *[[:Template:Sisterprojects]] *[[:Template:Sisterprojectssimple]] *[[:Template:Sitesupportpage]] *[[:Template:Spoiler]] *[[:Template:Stub]] *[[:Template:TOC]] *[[:Template:Test]] *[[:Template:Wikipedia]] *[[:Template:wikipedia]] *[[:Template:Wikipedialang]] *[[:Template:Wiktionary]] *[[:Template:wiktionary]] *[[:Template:Wikitopics]] ==Babel templates== *[[:Template:User de]] *[[:Template:User en]] *[[:Template:User en-2]] *[[:Template:User ja-1]] *[[:Template:User lang]] *[[:Template:User lang-1]] 6017 2006-03-14T21:43:37Z Gmcfoley 41 /* Navigational/created templates */ rm Upercase versions '''Template messages''' are the [[message]]s that appear in all types of [[template]]s here on [[Simple English Wiktionary]]. Most of these are currently [[default]] on all Wikiprojects or [[navigational]] in nature. Below is a list of most of the current templates. For a complete list, see [[Special:Allpages]], select "template" from the list, and click "Go". ==Parts of speech templates== *[[:Template:adjective]] *[[:Template:adjective only]] *[[:Template:mass noun]] *[[:Template:noun]] *[[:Template:verb]] ==Navigational/created templates== *[[:Template:alphabet]] *[[:Template:body]] *[[:Template:colorbox]] *[[:Template:colors]] *[[:Template:cyrillic alphabet]] *[[:Template:days]] *[[:Template:En]] *[[:Template:foot]] *[[:Template:months]] *[[:Template:religions]] *[[:Template:welcome]] *[[:Template:wotd]] ==Project templates== *[[:Template:Click]] *[[:Template:click]] *[[:Template:Disabled]] *[[:Template:Disambig]] *[[:Template:Disputed]] *[[:Template:NPOV]] *[[:Template:PD]] *[[:Template:Sandbox]] *[[:Template:Shortcut]] *[[:Template:Sisterproject]] *[[:Template:Sisterprojects]] *[[:Template:Sisterprojectssimple]] *[[:Template:Sitesupportpage]] *[[:Template:Spoiler]] *[[:Template:Stub]] *[[:Template:TOC]] *[[:Template:Test]] *[[:Template:Wikipedia]] *[[:Template:wikipedia]] *[[:Template:Wikipedialang]] *[[:Template:Wiktionary]] *[[:Template:wiktionary]] *[[:Template:Wikitopics]] ==Babel templates== *[[:Template:User de]] *[[:Template:User en]] *[[:Template:User en-2]] *[[:Template:User ja-1]] *[[:Template:User lang]] *[[:Template:User lang-1]] 6144 2006-03-23T15:24:55Z Cromwellt 61 updated list '''Template messages''' are the [[message]]s that appear in all types of [[template]]s here on [[Simple English Wiktionary]]. Most of these are currently [[default]] on all Wikiprojects or [[navigational]] in nature. Below is a list of most of the current templates. For a complete list, see [[Special:Allpages]], select "template" from the list, and click "Go". ==Parts of speech templates== *[[:Template:adjective]] *[[:Template:adjective2]] *[[:Template:mass noun]] *[[:Template:noun]] *[[:Template:verb]] *[[:Template:verb2]] ==Navigational/created templates== *[[:Template:alphabet]] *[[:Template:body]] *[[:Template:colorbox]] *[[:Template:colors]] *[[:Template:cyrillic alphabet]] *[[:Template:days]] *[[:Template:En]] *[[:Template:family]] *[[:Template:foot]] *[[:Template:head]] *[[:Template:leg]] *[[:Template:months]] *[[:Template:religions]] *[[:Template:welcome]] *[[:Template:wotd]] ==Project templates== *[[:Template:Click]] *[[:Template:click]] *[[:Template:Disabled]] *[[:Template:Disambig]] *[[:Template:Disputed]] *[[:Template:NPOV]] *[[:Template:PD]] *[[:Template:Sandbox]] *[[:Template:Shortcut]] *[[:Template:Sisterproject]] *[[:Template:Sisterprojects]] *[[:Template:Sisterprojectssimple]] *[[:Template:Sitesupportpage]] *[[:Template:Spoiler]] *[[:Template:Stub]] *[[:Template:TOC]] *[[:Template:Test]] *[[:Template:Wikipedia]] *[[:Template:wikipedia]] *[[:Template:Wikipedialang]] *[[:Template:Wiktionary]] *[[:Template:wiktionary]] *[[:Template:Wikitopics]] ==Babel templates== *[[:Template:User de]] *[[:Template:User en]] *[[:Template:User en-2]] *[[:Template:User ja-1]] *[[:Template:User lang]] *[[:Template:User lang-1]] 6408 2006-04-20T04:21:20Z Cromwellt 61 added contraction template '''Template messages''' are the [[message]]s that appear in all types of [[template]]s here on [[Simple English Wiktionary]]. Most of these are currently [[default]] on all Wikiprojects or [[navigational]] in nature. Below is a list of most of the current templates. For a complete list, see [[Special:Allpages]], select "template" from the list, and click "Go". ==Parts of speech templates== *[[:Template:adjective]] *[[:Template:adjective2]] *[[:Template:contraction]] *[[:Template:mass noun]] *[[:Template:noun]] *[[:Template:verb]] *[[:Template:verb2]] ==Navigational/created templates== *[[:Template:alphabet]] *[[:Template:body]] *[[:Template:colorbox]] *[[:Template:colors]] *[[:Template:cyrillic alphabet]] *[[:Template:days]] *[[:Template:En]] *[[:Template:family]] *[[:Template:foot]] *[[:Template:head]] *[[:Template:leg]] *[[:Template:months]] *[[:Template:religions]] *[[:Template:welcome]] *[[:Template:wotd]] ==Project templates== *[[:Template:Click]] *[[:Template:click]] *[[:Template:Disabled]] *[[:Template:Disambig]] *[[:Template:Disputed]] *[[:Template:NPOV]] *[[:Template:PD]] *[[:Template:Sandbox]] *[[:Template:Shortcut]] *[[:Template:Sisterproject]] *[[:Template:Sisterprojects]] *[[:Template:Sisterprojectssimple]] *[[:Template:Sitesupportpage]] *[[:Template:Spoiler]] *[[:Template:Stub]] *[[:Template:TOC]] *[[:Template:Test]] *[[:Template:Wikipedia]] *[[:Template:wikipedia]] *[[:Template:Wikipedialang]] *[[:Template:Wiktionary]] *[[:Template:wiktionary]] *[[:Template:Wikitopics]] ==Babel templates== *[[:Template:User de]] *[[:Template:User en]] *[[:Template:User en-2]] *[[:Template:User ja-1]] *[[:Template:User lang]] *[[:Template:User lang-1]] 6674 2006-05-25T00:15:16Z Cromwellt 61 /* Navigational/created templates */ added templates '''Template messages''' are the [[message]]s that appear in all types of [[template]]s here on [[Simple English Wiktionary]]. Most of these are currently [[default]] on all Wikiprojects or [[navigational]] in nature. Below is a list of most of the current templates. For a complete list, see [[Special:Allpages]], select "template" from the list, and click "Go". ==Parts of speech templates== *[[:Template:adjective]] *[[:Template:adjective2]] *[[:Template:contraction]] *[[:Template:mass noun]] *[[:Template:noun]] *[[:Template:verb]] *[[:Template:verb2]] ==Navigational/created templates== *[[:Template:alphabet]] *[[:Template:body]] *[[:Template:colorbox]] *[[:Template:colors]] *[[:Template:cyrillic alphabet]] *[[:Template:days]] *[[:Template:directions]] *[[:Template:emotions]] *[[:Template:En]] *[[:Template:family]] *[[:Template:foot]] *[[:Template:head]] *[[:Template:leg]] *[[:Template:months]] *[[:Template:religions]] *[[:Template:welcome]] *[[:Template:wotd]] ==Project templates== *[[:Template:Click]] *[[:Template:click]] *[[:Template:Disabled]] *[[:Template:Disambig]] *[[:Template:Disputed]] *[[:Template:NPOV]] *[[:Template:PD]] *[[:Template:Sandbox]] *[[:Template:Shortcut]] *[[:Template:Sisterproject]] *[[:Template:Sisterprojects]] *[[:Template:Sisterprojectssimple]] *[[:Template:Sitesupportpage]] *[[:Template:Spoiler]] *[[:Template:Stub]] *[[:Template:TOC]] *[[:Template:Test]] *[[:Template:Wikipedia]] *[[:Template:wikipedia]] *[[:Template:Wikipedialang]] *[[:Template:Wiktionary]] *[[:Template:wiktionary]] *[[:Template:Wikitopics]] ==Babel templates== *[[:Template:User de]] *[[:Template:User en]] *[[:Template:User en-2]] *[[:Template:User ja-1]] *[[:Template:User lang]] *[[:Template:User lang-1]] 6680 2006-05-25T00:27:09Z Cromwellt 61 /* Babel templates */ added babels template '''Template messages''' are the [[message]]s that appear in all types of [[template]]s here on [[Simple English Wiktionary]]. Most of these are currently [[default]] on all Wikiprojects or [[navigational]] in nature. Below is a list of most of the current templates. For a complete list, see [[Special:Allpages]], select "template" from the list, and click "Go". ==Parts of speech templates== *[[:Template:adjective]] *[[:Template:adjective2]] *[[:Template:contraction]] *[[:Template:mass noun]] *[[:Template:noun]] *[[:Template:verb]] *[[:Template:verb2]] ==Navigational/created templates== *[[:Template:alphabet]] *[[:Template:body]] *[[:Template:colorbox]] *[[:Template:colors]] *[[:Template:cyrillic alphabet]] *[[:Template:days]] *[[:Template:directions]] *[[:Template:emotions]] *[[:Template:En]] *[[:Template:family]] *[[:Template:foot]] *[[:Template:head]] *[[:Template:leg]] *[[:Template:months]] *[[:Template:religions]] *[[:Template:welcome]] *[[:Template:wotd]] ==Project templates== *[[:Template:Click]] *[[:Template:click]] *[[:Template:Disabled]] *[[:Template:Disambig]] *[[:Template:Disputed]] *[[:Template:NPOV]] *[[:Template:PD]] *[[:Template:Sandbox]] *[[:Template:Shortcut]] *[[:Template:Sisterproject]] *[[:Template:Sisterprojects]] *[[:Template:Sisterprojectssimple]] *[[:Template:Sitesupportpage]] *[[:Template:Spoiler]] *[[:Template:Stub]] *[[:Template:TOC]] *[[:Template:Test]] *[[:Template:Wikipedia]] *[[:Template:wikipedia]] *[[:Template:Wikipedialang]] *[[:Template:Wiktionary]] *[[:Template:wiktionary]] *[[:Template:Wikitopics]] ==Babel templates== *[[:Template:User de]] *[[:Template:User en]] *[[:Template:User en-2]] *[[:Template:User ja-1]] *[[:Template:User lang]] *[[:Template:User lang-1]] ---- *[[:Template:babels]] 6685 2006-05-25T02:02:58Z Cromwellt 61 /* Babel templates */ added new templates '''Template messages''' are the [[message]]s that appear in all types of [[template]]s here on [[Simple English Wiktionary]]. Most of these are currently [[default]] on all Wikiprojects or [[navigational]] in nature. Below is a list of most of the current templates. For a complete list, see [[Special:Allpages]], select "template" from the list, and click "Go". ==Parts of speech templates== *[[:Template:adjective]] *[[:Template:adjective2]] *[[:Template:contraction]] *[[:Template:mass noun]] *[[:Template:noun]] *[[:Template:verb]] *[[:Template:verb2]] ==Navigational/created templates== *[[:Template:alphabet]] *[[:Template:body]] *[[:Template:colorbox]] *[[:Template:colors]] *[[:Template:cyrillic alphabet]] *[[:Template:days]] *[[:Template:directions]] *[[:Template:emotions]] *[[:Template:En]] *[[:Template:family]] *[[:Template:foot]] *[[:Template:head]] *[[:Template:leg]] *[[:Template:months]] *[[:Template:religions]] *[[:Template:welcome]] *[[:Template:wotd]] ==Project templates== *[[:Template:Click]] *[[:Template:click]] *[[:Template:Disabled]] *[[:Template:Disambig]] *[[:Template:Disputed]] *[[:Template:NPOV]] *[[:Template:PD]] *[[:Template:Sandbox]] *[[:Template:Shortcut]] *[[:Template:Sisterproject]] *[[:Template:Sisterprojects]] *[[:Template:Sisterprojectssimple]] *[[:Template:Sitesupportpage]] *[[:Template:Spoiler]] *[[:Template:Stub]] *[[:Template:TOC]] *[[:Template:Test]] *[[:Template:Wikipedia]] *[[:Template:wikipedia]] *[[:Template:Wikipedialang]] *[[:Template:Wiktionary]] *[[:Template:wiktionary]] *[[:Template:Wikitopics]] ==Babel templates== *[[:Template:User de]] *[[:Template:User en]] *[[:Template:User en-2]] *[[:Template:User ja-1]] *[[:Template:User lang]] *[[:Template:User lang-1]] ---- *[[:Template:babels]] *[[:Template:babelsExt]] *[[:Template:tl]] 6704 2006-05-28T18:12:37Z Cromwellt 61 /* Parts of speech templates */ added verb3 template (for "to be") '''Template messages''' are the [[message]]s that appear in all types of [[template]]s here on [[Simple English Wiktionary]]. Most of these are currently [[default]] on all Wikiprojects or [[navigational]] in nature. Below is a list of most of the current templates. For a complete list, see [[Special:Allpages]], select "template" from the list, and click "Go". ==Parts of speech templates== *[[:Template:adjective]] *[[:Template:adjective2]] *[[:Template:contraction]] *[[:Template:mass noun]] *[[:Template:noun]] *[[:Template:verb]] *[[:Template:verb2]] *[[:Template:verb3]] ==Navigational/created templates== *[[:Template:alphabet]] *[[:Template:body]] *[[:Template:colorbox]] *[[:Template:colors]] *[[:Template:cyrillic alphabet]] *[[:Template:days]] *[[:Template:directions]] *[[:Template:emotions]] *[[:Template:En]] *[[:Template:family]] *[[:Template:foot]] *[[:Template:head]] *[[:Template:leg]] *[[:Template:months]] *[[:Template:religions]] *[[:Template:welcome]] *[[:Template:wotd]] ==Project templates== *[[:Template:Click]] *[[:Template:click]] *[[:Template:Disabled]] *[[:Template:Disambig]] *[[:Template:Disputed]] *[[:Template:NPOV]] *[[:Template:PD]] *[[:Template:Sandbox]] *[[:Template:Shortcut]] *[[:Template:Sisterproject]] *[[:Template:Sisterprojects]] *[[:Template:Sisterprojectssimple]] *[[:Template:Sitesupportpage]] *[[:Template:Spoiler]] *[[:Template:Stub]] *[[:Template:TOC]] *[[:Template:Test]] *[[:Template:Wikipedia]] *[[:Template:wikipedia]] *[[:Template:Wikipedialang]] *[[:Template:Wiktionary]] *[[:Template:wiktionary]] *[[:Template:Wikitopics]] ==Babel templates== *[[:Template:User de]] *[[:Template:User en]] *[[:Template:User en-2]] *[[:Template:User ja-1]] *[[:Template:User lang]] *[[:Template:User lang-1]] ---- *[[:Template:babels]] *[[:Template:babelsExt]] *[[:Template:tl]] 6727 2006-05-28T18:55:41Z Cromwellt 61 /* Parts of speech templates */ added proper noun template '''Template messages''' are the [[message]]s that appear in all types of [[template]]s here on [[Simple English Wiktionary]]. Most of these are currently [[default]] on all Wikiprojects or [[navigational]] in nature. Below is a list of most of the current templates. For a complete list, see [[Special:Allpages]], select "template" from the list, and click "Go". ==Parts of speech templates== *[[:Template:adjective]] *[[:Template:adjective2]] *[[:Template:contraction]] *[[:Template:mass noun]] *[[:Template:noun]] *[[:Template:proper noun]] *[[:Template:verb]] *[[:Template:verb2]] *[[:Template:verb3]] ==Navigational/created templates== *[[:Template:alphabet]] *[[:Template:body]] *[[:Template:colorbox]] *[[:Template:colors]] *[[:Template:cyrillic alphabet]] *[[:Template:days]] *[[:Template:directions]] *[[:Template:emotions]] *[[:Template:En]] *[[:Template:family]] *[[:Template:foot]] *[[:Template:head]] *[[:Template:leg]] *[[:Template:months]] *[[:Template:religions]] *[[:Template:welcome]] *[[:Template:wotd]] ==Project templates== *[[:Template:Click]] *[[:Template:click]] *[[:Template:Disabled]] *[[:Template:Disambig]] *[[:Template:Disputed]] *[[:Template:NPOV]] *[[:Template:PD]] *[[:Template:Sandbox]] *[[:Template:Shortcut]] *[[:Template:Sisterproject]] *[[:Template:Sisterprojects]] *[[:Template:Sisterprojectssimple]] *[[:Template:Sitesupportpage]] *[[:Template:Spoiler]] *[[:Template:Stub]] *[[:Template:TOC]] *[[:Template:Test]] *[[:Template:Wikipedia]] *[[:Template:wikipedia]] *[[:Template:Wikipedialang]] *[[:Template:Wiktionary]] *[[:Template:wiktionary]] *[[:Template:Wikitopics]] ==Babel templates== *[[:Template:User de]] *[[:Template:User en]] *[[:Template:User en-2]] *[[:Template:User ja-1]] *[[:Template:User lang]] *[[:Template:User lang-1]] ---- *[[:Template:babels]] *[[:Template:babelsExt]] *[[:Template:tl]] 6728 2006-05-28T18:56:35Z Cromwellt 61 /* Navigational/created templates */ added template solar system '''Template messages''' are the [[message]]s that appear in all types of [[template]]s here on [[Simple English Wiktionary]]. Most of these are currently [[default]] on all Wikiprojects or [[navigational]] in nature. Below is a list of most of the current templates. For a complete list, see [[Special:Allpages]], select "template" from the list, and click "Go". ==Parts of speech templates== *[[:Template:adjective]] *[[:Template:adjective2]] *[[:Template:contraction]] *[[:Template:mass noun]] *[[:Template:noun]] *[[:Template:proper noun]] *[[:Template:verb]] *[[:Template:verb2]] *[[:Template:verb3]] ==Navigational/created templates== *[[:Template:alphabet]] *[[:Template:body]] *[[:Template:colorbox]] *[[:Template:colors]] *[[:Template:cyrillic alphabet]] *[[:Template:days]] *[[:Template:directions]] *[[:Template:emotions]] *[[:Template:En]] *[[:Template:family]] *[[:Template:foot]] *[[:Template:head]] *[[:Template:leg]] *[[:Template:months]] *[[:Template:religions]] *[[:Template:solar system]] *[[:Template:welcome]] *[[:Template:wotd]] ==Project templates== *[[:Template:Click]] *[[:Template:click]] *[[:Template:Disabled]] *[[:Template:Disambig]] *[[:Template:Disputed]] *[[:Template:NPOV]] *[[:Template:PD]] *[[:Template:Sandbox]] *[[:Template:Shortcut]] *[[:Template:Sisterproject]] *[[:Template:Sisterprojects]] *[[:Template:Sisterprojectssimple]] *[[:Template:Sitesupportpage]] *[[:Template:Spoiler]] *[[:Template:Stub]] *[[:Template:TOC]] *[[:Template:Test]] *[[:Template:Wikipedia]] *[[:Template:wikipedia]] *[[:Template:Wikipedialang]] *[[:Template:Wiktionary]] *[[:Template:wiktionary]] *[[:Template:Wikitopics]] ==Babel templates== *[[:Template:User de]] *[[:Template:User en]] *[[:Template:User en-2]] *[[:Template:User ja-1]] *[[:Template:User lang]] *[[:Template:User lang-1]] ---- *[[:Template:babels]] *[[:Template:babelsExt]] *[[:Template:tl]] 6729 2006-05-28T18:57:28Z Cromwellt 61 added link to Wiktionary:Babel '''Template messages''' are the [[message]]s that appear in all types of [[template]]s here on [[Simple English Wiktionary]]. Most of these are currently [[default]] on all Wikiprojects or [[navigational]] in nature. Below is a list of most of the current templates. For a complete list, see [[Special:Allpages]], select "template" from the list, and click "Go". ==Parts of speech templates== *[[:Template:adjective]] *[[:Template:adjective2]] *[[:Template:contraction]] *[[:Template:mass noun]] *[[:Template:noun]] *[[:Template:proper noun]] *[[:Template:verb]] *[[:Template:verb2]] *[[:Template:verb3]] ==Navigational/created templates== *[[:Template:alphabet]] *[[:Template:body]] *[[:Template:colorbox]] *[[:Template:colors]] *[[:Template:cyrillic alphabet]] *[[:Template:days]] *[[:Template:directions]] *[[:Template:emotions]] *[[:Template:En]] *[[:Template:family]] *[[:Template:foot]] *[[:Template:head]] *[[:Template:leg]] *[[:Template:months]] *[[:Template:religions]] *[[:Template:solar system]] *[[:Template:welcome]] *[[:Template:wotd]] ==Project templates== *[[:Template:Click]] *[[:Template:click]] *[[:Template:Disabled]] *[[:Template:Disambig]] *[[:Template:Disputed]] *[[:Template:NPOV]] *[[:Template:PD]] *[[:Template:Sandbox]] *[[:Template:Shortcut]] *[[:Template:Sisterproject]] *[[:Template:Sisterprojects]] *[[:Template:Sisterprojectssimple]] *[[:Template:Sitesupportpage]] *[[:Template:Spoiler]] *[[:Template:Stub]] *[[:Template:TOC]] *[[:Template:Test]] *[[:Template:Wikipedia]] *[[:Template:wikipedia]] *[[:Template:Wikipedialang]] *[[:Template:Wiktionary]] *[[:Template:wiktionary]] *[[:Template:Wikitopics]] ==[[Wiktionary:Babel|Babel]] templates== *[[:Template:User de]] *[[:Template:User en]] *[[:Template:User en-2]] *[[:Template:User ja-1]] *[[:Template:User lang]] *[[:Template:User lang-1]] ---- *[[:Template:babels]] *[[:Template:babelsExt]] *[[:Template:tl]] 6785 2006-06-04T19:58:15Z Cromwellt 61 /* Project templates */ Shortcut --> shortcut '''Template messages''' are the [[message]]s that appear in all types of [[template]]s here on [[Simple English Wiktionary]]. Most of these are currently [[default]] on all Wikiprojects or [[navigational]] in nature. Below is a list of most of the current templates. For a complete list, see [[Special:Allpages]], select "template" from the list, and click "Go". ==Parts of speech templates== *[[:Template:adjective]] *[[:Template:adjective2]] *[[:Template:contraction]] *[[:Template:mass noun]] *[[:Template:noun]] *[[:Template:proper noun]] *[[:Template:verb]] *[[:Template:verb2]] *[[:Template:verb3]] ==Navigational/created templates== *[[:Template:alphabet]] *[[:Template:body]] *[[:Template:colorbox]] *[[:Template:colors]] *[[:Template:cyrillic alphabet]] *[[:Template:days]] *[[:Template:directions]] *[[:Template:emotions]] *[[:Template:En]] *[[:Template:family]] *[[:Template:foot]] *[[:Template:head]] *[[:Template:leg]] *[[:Template:months]] *[[:Template:religions]] *[[:Template:solar system]] *[[:Template:welcome]] *[[:Template:wotd]] ==Project templates== *[[:Template:Click]] *[[:Template:click]] *[[:Template:Disabled]] *[[:Template:Disambig]] *[[:Template:Disputed]] *[[:Template:NPOV]] *[[:Template:PD]] *[[:Template:Sandbox]] *[[:Template:shortcut]] *[[:Template:Sisterproject]] *[[:Template:Sisterprojects]] *[[:Template:Sisterprojectssimple]] *[[:Template:Sitesupportpage]] *[[:Template:Spoiler]] *[[:Template:Stub]] *[[:Template:TOC]] *[[:Template:Test]] *[[:Template:Wikipedia]] *[[:Template:wikipedia]] *[[:Template:Wikipedialang]] *[[:Template:Wiktionary]] *[[:Template:wiktionary]] *[[:Template:Wikitopics]] ==[[Wiktionary:Babel|Babel]] templates== *[[:Template:User de]] *[[:Template:User en]] *[[:Template:User en-2]] *[[:Template:User ja-1]] *[[:Template:User lang]] *[[:Template:User lang-1]] ---- *[[:Template:babels]] *[[:Template:babelsExt]] *[[:Template:tl]] 6793 2006-06-05T05:02:29Z 66.181.56.18 /* Parts of speech templates */ added verb4 '''Template messages''' are the [[message]]s that appear in all types of [[template]]s here on [[Simple English Wiktionary]]. Most of these are currently [[default]] on all Wikiprojects or [[navigational]] in nature. Below is a list of most of the current templates. For a complete list, see [[Special:Allpages]], select "template" from the list, and click "Go". ==Parts of speech templates== *[[:Template:adjective]] *[[:Template:adjective2]] *[[:Template:contraction]] *[[:Template:mass noun]] *[[:Template:noun]] *[[:Template:proper noun]] *[[:Template:verb]] *[[:Template:verb2]] *[[:Template:verb3]] *[[:Template:verb4]] ==Navigational/created templates== *[[:Template:alphabet]] *[[:Template:body]] *[[:Template:colorbox]] *[[:Template:colors]] *[[:Template:cyrillic alphabet]] *[[:Template:days]] *[[:Template:directions]] *[[:Template:emotions]] *[[:Template:En]] *[[:Template:family]] *[[:Template:foot]] *[[:Template:head]] *[[:Template:leg]] *[[:Template:months]] *[[:Template:religions]] *[[:Template:solar system]] *[[:Template:welcome]] *[[:Template:wotd]] ==Project templates== *[[:Template:Click]] *[[:Template:click]] *[[:Template:Disabled]] *[[:Template:Disambig]] *[[:Template:Disputed]] *[[:Template:NPOV]] *[[:Template:PD]] *[[:Template:Sandbox]] *[[:Template:shortcut]] *[[:Template:Sisterproject]] *[[:Template:Sisterprojects]] *[[:Template:Sisterprojectssimple]] *[[:Template:Sitesupportpage]] *[[:Template:Spoiler]] *[[:Template:Stub]] *[[:Template:TOC]] *[[:Template:Test]] *[[:Template:Wikipedia]] *[[:Template:wikipedia]] *[[:Template:Wikipedialang]] *[[:Template:Wiktionary]] *[[:Template:wiktionary]] *[[:Template:Wikitopics]] ==[[Wiktionary:Babel|Babel]] templates== *[[:Template:User de]] *[[:Template:User en]] *[[:Template:User en-2]] *[[:Template:User ja-1]] *[[:Template:User lang]] *[[:Template:User lang-1]] ---- *[[:Template:babels]] *[[:Template:babelsExt]] *[[:Template:tl]] 6794 2006-06-05T05:03:50Z Cromwellt 61 fixed link '''Template messages''' are the [[message]]s that appear in all types of [[template]]s here on [[Wiktionary:Simple English Wiktionary|Simple English Wiktionary]]. Most of these are currently [[default]] on all Wikiprojects or [[navigational]] in nature. Below is a list of most of the current templates. For a complete list, see [[Special:Allpages]], select "template" from the list, and click "Go". ==Parts of speech templates== *[[:Template:adjective]] *[[:Template:adjective2]] *[[:Template:contraction]] *[[:Template:mass noun]] *[[:Template:noun]] *[[:Template:proper noun]] *[[:Template:verb]] *[[:Template:verb2]] *[[:Template:verb3]] *[[:Template:verb4]] ==Navigational/created templates== *[[:Template:alphabet]] *[[:Template:body]] *[[:Template:colorbox]] *[[:Template:colors]] *[[:Template:cyrillic alphabet]] *[[:Template:days]] *[[:Template:directions]] *[[:Template:emotions]] *[[:Template:En]] *[[:Template:family]] *[[:Template:foot]] *[[:Template:head]] *[[:Template:leg]] *[[:Template:months]] *[[:Template:religions]] *[[:Template:solar system]] *[[:Template:welcome]] *[[:Template:wotd]] ==Project templates== *[[:Template:Click]] *[[:Template:click]] *[[:Template:Disabled]] *[[:Template:Disambig]] *[[:Template:Disputed]] *[[:Template:NPOV]] *[[:Template:PD]] *[[:Template:Sandbox]] *[[:Template:shortcut]] *[[:Template:Sisterproject]] *[[:Template:Sisterprojects]] *[[:Template:Sisterprojectssimple]] *[[:Template:Sitesupportpage]] *[[:Template:Spoiler]] *[[:Template:Stub]] *[[:Template:TOC]] *[[:Template:Test]] *[[:Template:Wikipedia]] *[[:Template:wikipedia]] *[[:Template:Wikipedialang]] *[[:Template:Wiktionary]] *[[:Template:wiktionary]] *[[:Template:Wikitopics]] ==[[Wiktionary:Babel|Babel]] templates== *[[:Template:User de]] *[[:Template:User en]] *[[:Template:User en-2]] *[[:Template:User ja-1]] *[[:Template:User lang]] *[[:Template:User lang-1]] ---- *[[:Template:babels]] *[[:Template:babelsExt]] *[[:Template:tl]] 6803 2006-06-20T00:44:59Z Cromwellt 61 /* Navigational/created templates */ added anon, wotdentry; descriptions '''Template messages''' are the [[message]]s that appear in all types of [[template]]s here on [[Wiktionary:Simple English Wiktionary|Simple English Wiktionary]]. Most of these are currently [[default]] on all Wikiprojects or [[navigational]] in nature. Below is a list of most of the current templates. For a complete list, see [[Special:Allpages]], select "template" from the list, and click "Go". ==Parts of speech templates== *[[:Template:adjective]] *[[:Template:adjective2]] *[[:Template:contraction]] *[[:Template:mass noun]] *[[:Template:noun]] *[[:Template:proper noun]] *[[:Template:verb]] *[[:Template:verb2]] *[[:Template:verb3]] *[[:Template:verb4]] ==Navigational/created templates== *[[:Template:alphabet]]: a navigational template for the English alphabet *[[:Template:anon]]: a welcome to anonymous users, with an invitation to register *[[:Template:body]]: a navigational template for major parts of the human body *[[:Template:colorbox]]: a template that makes a small box of the specified color *[[:Template:colors]]: a navigational template for colors *[[:Template:cyrillic alphabet]]: a navigational template for the Cyrillic alphabet *[[:Template:days]]: a navigational template for days of the week *[[:Template:directions]]: a navigational template for directions, cardinal and otherwise *[[:Template:emotions]]: a navigational template for human emotions *[[:Template:En]]: a template for entries copied from English Wiktionary *[[:Template:family]]: a navigational template for parts of a family *[[:Template:foot]]: a navigational template for parts of the human foot *[[:Template:head]]: a navigational template for parts of the human head *[[:Template:leg]]: a navigational template for parts of the human leg *[[:Template:months]]: a navigational template for months *[[:Template:religions]]: a navigational template for religions *[[:Template:solar system]]: a navigational template for objects in the Solar System *[[:Template:welcome]]: a welcome to new editors *[[:Template:wotd]]: to identify a Word of the Day *[[:Template:wotdentry]]: for creating main page wotd entries ==Project templates== *[[:Template:Click]] *[[:Template:click]] *[[:Template:Disabled]] *[[:Template:Disambig]] *[[:Template:Disputed]] *[[:Template:NPOV]] *[[:Template:PD]] *[[:Template:Sandbox]] *[[:Template:shortcut]] *[[:Template:Sisterproject]] *[[:Template:Sisterprojects]] *[[:Template:Sisterprojectssimple]] *[[:Template:Sitesupportpage]] *[[:Template:Spoiler]] *[[:Template:Stub]] *[[:Template:TOC]] *[[:Template:Test]] *[[:Template:Wikipedia]] *[[:Template:wikipedia]] *[[:Template:Wikipedialang]] *[[:Template:Wiktionary]] *[[:Template:wiktionary]] *[[:Template:Wikitopics]] ==[[Wiktionary:Babel|Babel]] templates== *[[:Template:User de]] *[[:Template:User en]] *[[:Template:User en-2]] *[[:Template:User ja-1]] *[[:Template:User lang]] *[[:Template:User lang-1]] ---- *[[:Template:babels]] *[[:Template:babelsExt]] *[[:Template:tl]] 6805 2006-06-20T00:58:44Z Cromwellt 61 added interwiki (en), external links '''Template messages''' are the [[message]]s that appear in all types of [[template]]s here on [[Wiktionary:Simple English Wiktionary|Simple English Wiktionary]]. Most of these are currently [[default]] on all Wikiprojects or [[navigational]] in nature. Below is a list of most of the current templates. For a complete list, see [[Special:Allpages]], select "template" from the list, and click "Go". ==Parts of speech templates== *[[:Template:adjective]] *[[:Template:adjective2]] *[[:Template:contraction]] *[[:Template:mass noun]] *[[:Template:noun]] *[[:Template:proper noun]] *[[:Template:verb]] *[[:Template:verb2]] *[[:Template:verb3]] *[[:Template:verb4]] ==Navigational/created templates== *[[:Template:alphabet]]: a navigational template for the English alphabet *[[:Template:anon]]: a welcome to anonymous users, with an invitation to register *[[:Template:body]]: a navigational template for major parts of the human body *[[:Template:colorbox]]: a template that makes a small box of the specified color *[[:Template:colors]]: a navigational template for colors *[[:Template:cyrillic alphabet]]: a navigational template for the Cyrillic alphabet *[[:Template:days]]: a navigational template for days of the week *[[:Template:directions]]: a navigational template for directions, cardinal and otherwise *[[:Template:emotions]]: a navigational template for human emotions *[[:Template:En]]: a template for entries copied from English Wiktionary *[[:Template:family]]: a navigational template for parts of a family *[[:Template:foot]]: a navigational template for parts of the human foot *[[:Template:head]]: a navigational template for parts of the human head *[[:Template:leg]]: a navigational template for parts of the human leg *[[:Template:months]]: a navigational template for months *[[:Template:religions]]: a navigational template for religions *[[:Template:solar system]]: a navigational template for objects in the Solar System *[[:Template:welcome]]: a welcome to new editors *[[:Template:wotd]]: to identify a Word of the Day *[[:Template:wotdentry]]: for creating main page wotd entries ==Project templates== *[[:Template:Click]] *[[:Template:click]] *[[:Template:Disabled]] *[[:Template:Disambig]] *[[:Template:Disputed]] *[[:Template:NPOV]] *[[:Template:PD]] *[[:Template:Sandbox]] *[[:Template:shortcut]] *[[:Template:Sisterproject]] *[[:Template:Sisterprojects]] *[[:Template:Sisterprojectssimple]] *[[:Template:Sitesupportpage]] *[[:Template:Spoiler]] *[[:Template:Stub]] *[[:Template:TOC]] *[[:Template:Test]] *[[:Template:Wikipedia]] *[[:Template:wikipedia]] *[[:Template:Wikipedialang]] *[[:Template:Wiktionary]] *[[:Template:wiktionary]] *[[:Template:Wikitopics]] ==[[Wiktionary:Babel|Babel]] templates== *[[:Template:User de]] *[[:Template:User en]] *[[:Template:User en-2]] *[[:Template:User ja-1]] *[[:Template:User lang]] *[[:Template:User lang-1]] ---- *[[:Template:babels]] *[[:Template:babelsExt]] *[[:Template:tl]] ==External links== *Simple English Wikipedia's [[:w:Wikipedia:Template messages|template messages]] *English Wiktionary's [[:en:Wiktionary:Index to templates]] [[en:Wiktionary:Index to templates]] 6811 2006-06-20T13:31:55Z Cromwellt 61 /* Navigational/created templates */ added wotdentry2 '''Template messages''' are the [[message]]s that appear in all types of [[template]]s here on [[Wiktionary:Simple English Wiktionary|Simple English Wiktionary]]. Most of these are currently [[default]] on all Wikiprojects or [[navigational]] in nature. Below is a list of most of the current templates. For a complete list, see [[Special:Allpages]], select "template" from the list, and click "Go". ==Parts of speech templates== *[[:Template:adjective]] *[[:Template:adjective2]] *[[:Template:contraction]] *[[:Template:mass noun]] *[[:Template:noun]] *[[:Template:proper noun]] *[[:Template:verb]] *[[:Template:verb2]] *[[:Template:verb3]] *[[:Template:verb4]] ==Navigational/created templates== *[[:Template:alphabet]]: a navigational template for the English alphabet *[[:Template:anon]]: a welcome to anonymous users, with an invitation to register *[[:Template:body]]: a navigational template for major parts of the human body *[[:Template:colorbox]]: a template that makes a small box of the specified color *[[:Template:colors]]: a navigational template for colors *[[:Template:cyrillic alphabet]]: a navigational template for the Cyrillic alphabet *[[:Template:days]]: a navigational template for days of the week *[[:Template:directions]]: a navigational template for directions, cardinal and otherwise *[[:Template:emotions]]: a navigational template for human emotions *[[:Template:En]]: a template for entries copied from English Wiktionary *[[:Template:family]]: a navigational template for parts of a family *[[:Template:foot]]: a navigational template for parts of the human foot *[[:Template:head]]: a navigational template for parts of the human head *[[:Template:leg]]: a navigational template for parts of the human leg *[[:Template:months]]: a navigational template for months *[[:Template:religions]]: a navigational template for religions *[[:Template:solar system]]: a navigational template for objects in the Solar System *[[:Template:welcome]]: a welcome to new editors *[[:Template:wotd]]: to identify a Word of the Day *[[:Template:wotdentry]]: for creating main page wotd entries (up to four parts of speech, needs help) *[[:Template:wotdentry2]]: for creating main page wotd entries with two parts of speech ==Project templates== *[[:Template:Click]] *[[:Template:click]] *[[:Template:Disabled]] *[[:Template:Disambig]] *[[:Template:Disputed]] *[[:Template:NPOV]] *[[:Template:PD]] *[[:Template:Sandbox]] *[[:Template:shortcut]] *[[:Template:Sisterproject]] *[[:Template:Sisterprojects]] *[[:Template:Sisterprojectssimple]] *[[:Template:Sitesupportpage]] *[[:Template:Spoiler]] *[[:Template:Stub]] *[[:Template:TOC]] *[[:Template:Test]] *[[:Template:Wikipedia]] *[[:Template:wikipedia]] *[[:Template:Wikipedialang]] *[[:Template:Wiktionary]] *[[:Template:wiktionary]] *[[:Template:Wikitopics]] ==[[Wiktionary:Babel|Babel]] templates== *[[:Template:User de]] *[[:Template:User en]] *[[:Template:User en-2]] *[[:Template:User ja-1]] *[[:Template:User lang]] *[[:Template:User lang-1]] ---- *[[:Template:babels]] *[[:Template:babelsExt]] *[[:Template:tl]] ==External links== *Simple English Wikipedia's [[:w:Wikipedia:Template messages|template messages]] *English Wiktionary's [[:en:Wiktionary:Index to templates]] [[en:Wiktionary:Index to templates]] 6828 2006-06-22T08:34:58Z Cromwellt 61 /* Navigational/created templates */ added wotdentry1 '''Template messages''' are the [[message]]s that appear in all types of [[template]]s here on [[Wiktionary:Simple English Wiktionary|Simple English Wiktionary]]. Most of these are currently [[default]] on all Wikiprojects or [[navigational]] in nature. Below is a list of most of the current templates. For a complete list, see [[Special:Allpages]], select "template" from the list, and click "Go". ==Parts of speech templates== *[[:Template:adjective]] *[[:Template:adjective2]] *[[:Template:contraction]] *[[:Template:mass noun]] *[[:Template:noun]] *[[:Template:proper noun]] *[[:Template:verb]] *[[:Template:verb2]] *[[:Template:verb3]] *[[:Template:verb4]] ==Navigational/created templates== *[[:Template:alphabet]]: a navigational template for the English alphabet *[[:Template:anon]]: a welcome to anonymous users, with an invitation to register *[[:Template:body]]: a navigational template for major parts of the human body *[[:Template:colorbox]]: a template that makes a small box of the specified color *[[:Template:colors]]: a navigational template for colors *[[:Template:cyrillic alphabet]]: a navigational template for the Cyrillic alphabet *[[:Template:days]]: a navigational template for days of the week *[[:Template:directions]]: a navigational template for directions, cardinal and otherwise *[[:Template:emotions]]: a navigational template for human emotions *[[:Template:En]]: a template for entries copied from English Wiktionary *[[:Template:family]]: a navigational template for parts of a family *[[:Template:foot]]: a navigational template for parts of the human foot *[[:Template:head]]: a navigational template for parts of the human head *[[:Template:leg]]: a navigational template for parts of the human leg *[[:Template:months]]: a navigational template for months *[[:Template:religions]]: a navigational template for religions *[[:Template:solar system]]: a navigational template for objects in the Solar System *[[:Template:welcome]]: a welcome to new editors *[[:Template:wotd]]: to identify a Word of the Day *[[:Template:wotdentry]]: for creating main page wotd entries (up to four parts of speech, needs help) *[[:Template:wotdentry1]]: for creating main page wotd entries with one part of speech *[[:Template:wotdentry2]]: for creating main page wotd entries with two parts of speech ==Project templates== *[[:Template:Click]] *[[:Template:click]] *[[:Template:Disabled]] *[[:Template:Disambig]] *[[:Template:Disputed]] *[[:Template:NPOV]] *[[:Template:PD]] *[[:Template:Sandbox]] *[[:Template:shortcut]] *[[:Template:Sisterproject]] *[[:Template:Sisterprojects]] *[[:Template:Sisterprojectssimple]] *[[:Template:Sitesupportpage]] *[[:Template:Spoiler]] *[[:Template:Stub]] *[[:Template:TOC]] *[[:Template:Test]] *[[:Template:Wikipedia]] *[[:Template:wikipedia]] *[[:Template:Wikipedialang]] *[[:Template:Wiktionary]] *[[:Template:wiktionary]] *[[:Template:Wikitopics]] ==[[Wiktionary:Babel|Babel]] templates== *[[:Template:User de]] *[[:Template:User en]] *[[:Template:User en-2]] *[[:Template:User ja-1]] *[[:Template:User lang]] *[[:Template:User lang-1]] ---- *[[:Template:babels]] *[[:Template:babelsExt]] *[[:Template:tl]] ==External links== *Simple English Wikipedia's [[:w:Wikipedia:Template messages|template messages]] *English Wiktionary's [[:en:Wiktionary:Index to templates]] [[en:Wiktionary:Index to templates]] 6833 2006-06-22T08:55:04Z Cromwellt 61 /* Navigational/created templates */ added wotdentry3, shortened descriptions '''Template messages''' are the [[message]]s that appear in all types of [[template]]s here on [[Wiktionary:Simple English Wiktionary|Simple English Wiktionary]]. Most of these are currently [[default]] on all Wikiprojects or [[navigational]] in nature. Below is a list of most of the current templates. For a complete list, see [[Special:Allpages]], select "template" from the list, and click "Go". ==Parts of speech templates== *[[:Template:adjective]] *[[:Template:adjective2]] *[[:Template:contraction]] *[[:Template:mass noun]] *[[:Template:noun]] *[[:Template:proper noun]] *[[:Template:verb]] *[[:Template:verb2]] *[[:Template:verb3]] *[[:Template:verb4]] ==Navigational/created templates== *[[:Template:alphabet]]: a navigational template for the English alphabet *[[:Template:anon]]: a welcome to anonymous users, with an invitation to register *[[:Template:body]]: a navigational template for major parts of the human body *[[:Template:colorbox]]: a template that makes a small box of the specified color *[[:Template:colors]]: a navigational template for colors *[[:Template:cyrillic alphabet]]: a navigational template for the Cyrillic alphabet *[[:Template:days]]: a navigational template for days of the week *[[:Template:directions]]: a navigational template for directions, cardinal and otherwise *[[:Template:emotions]]: a navigational template for human emotions *[[:Template:En]]: a template for entries copied from English Wiktionary *[[:Template:family]]: a navigational template for parts of a family *[[:Template:foot]]: a navigational template for parts of the human foot *[[:Template:head]]: a navigational template for parts of the human head *[[:Template:leg]]: a navigational template for parts of the human leg *[[:Template:months]]: a navigational template for months *[[:Template:religions]]: a navigational template for religions *[[:Template:solar system]]: a navigational template for objects in the Solar System *[[:Template:welcome]]: a welcome to new editors *[[:Template:wotd]]: to identify a Word of the Day *[[:Template:wotdentry]]: for main page wotd entries (up to four parts of speech, needs help) *[[:Template:wotdentry1]]: for main page wotd entries with one part of speech *[[:Template:wotdentry2]]: for main page wotd entries with two parts of speech *[[:Template:wotdentry3]]: for main page wotd entries with three parts of speech ==Project templates== *[[:Template:Click]] *[[:Template:click]] *[[:Template:Disabled]] *[[:Template:Disambig]] *[[:Template:Disputed]] *[[:Template:NPOV]] *[[:Template:PD]] *[[:Template:Sandbox]] *[[:Template:shortcut]] *[[:Template:Sisterproject]] *[[:Template:Sisterprojects]] *[[:Template:Sisterprojectssimple]] *[[:Template:Sitesupportpage]] *[[:Template:Spoiler]] *[[:Template:Stub]] *[[:Template:TOC]] *[[:Template:Test]] *[[:Template:Wikipedia]] *[[:Template:wikipedia]] *[[:Template:Wikipedialang]] *[[:Template:Wiktionary]] *[[:Template:wiktionary]] *[[:Template:Wikitopics]] ==[[Wiktionary:Babel|Babel]] templates== *[[:Template:User de]] *[[:Template:User en]] *[[:Template:User en-2]] *[[:Template:User ja-1]] *[[:Template:User lang]] *[[:Template:User lang-1]] ---- *[[:Template:babels]] *[[:Template:babelsExt]] *[[:Template:tl]] ==External links== *Simple English Wikipedia's [[:w:Wikipedia:Template messages|template messages]] *English Wiktionary's [[:en:Wiktionary:Index to templates]] [[en:Wiktionary:Index to templates]] 8034 2006-07-23T22:10:05Z Cromwellt 61 /* Project templates */ added template:policy and template:guideline '''Template messages''' are the [[message]]s that appear in all types of [[template]]s here on [[Wiktionary:Simple English Wiktionary|Simple English Wiktionary]]. Most of these are currently [[default]] on all Wikiprojects or [[navigational]] in nature. Below is a list of most of the current templates. For a complete list, see [[Special:Allpages]], select "template" from the list, and click "Go". ==Parts of speech templates== *[[:Template:adjective]] *[[:Template:adjective2]] *[[:Template:contraction]] *[[:Template:mass noun]] *[[:Template:noun]] *[[:Template:proper noun]] *[[:Template:verb]] *[[:Template:verb2]] *[[:Template:verb3]] *[[:Template:verb4]] ==Navigational/created templates== *[[:Template:alphabet]]: a navigational template for the English alphabet *[[:Template:anon]]: a welcome to anonymous users, with an invitation to register *[[:Template:body]]: a navigational template for major parts of the human body *[[:Template:colorbox]]: a template that makes a small box of the specified color *[[:Template:colors]]: a navigational template for colors *[[:Template:cyrillic alphabet]]: a navigational template for the Cyrillic alphabet *[[:Template:days]]: a navigational template for days of the week *[[:Template:directions]]: a navigational template for directions, cardinal and otherwise *[[:Template:emotions]]: a navigational template for human emotions *[[:Template:En]]: a template for entries copied from English Wiktionary *[[:Template:family]]: a navigational template for parts of a family *[[:Template:foot]]: a navigational template for parts of the human foot *[[:Template:head]]: a navigational template for parts of the human head *[[:Template:leg]]: a navigational template for parts of the human leg *[[:Template:months]]: a navigational template for months *[[:Template:religions]]: a navigational template for religions *[[:Template:solar system]]: a navigational template for objects in the Solar System *[[:Template:welcome]]: a welcome to new editors *[[:Template:wotd]]: to identify a Word of the Day *[[:Template:wotdentry]]: for main page wotd entries (up to four parts of speech, needs help) *[[:Template:wotdentry1]]: for main page wotd entries with one part of speech *[[:Template:wotdentry2]]: for main page wotd entries with two parts of speech *[[:Template:wotdentry3]]: for main page wotd entries with three parts of speech ==Project templates== *[[:Template:Click]] *[[:Template:click]] *[[:Template:Disabled]] *[[:Template:Disambig]] *[[:Template:Disputed]] *[[:Template:guideline]] *[[:Template:NPOV]] *[[:Template:PD]] *[[:Template:policy]] *[[:Template:Sandbox]] *[[:Template:shortcut]] *[[:Template:Sisterproject]] *[[:Template:Sisterprojects]] *[[:Template:Sisterprojectssimple]] *[[:Template:Sitesupportpage]] *[[:Template:Spoiler]] *[[:Template:Stub]] *[[:Template:TOC]] *[[:Template:Test]] *[[:Template:Wikipedia]] *[[:Template:wikipedia]] *[[:Template:Wikipedialang]] *[[:Template:Wiktionary]] *[[:Template:wiktionary]] *[[:Template:Wikitopics]] ==[[Wiktionary:Babel|Babel]] templates== *[[:Template:User de]] *[[:Template:User en]] *[[:Template:User en-2]] *[[:Template:User ja-1]] *[[:Template:User lang]] *[[:Template:User lang-1]] ---- *[[:Template:babels]] *[[:Template:babelsExt]] *[[:Template:tl]] ==External links== *Simple English Wikipedia's [[:w:Wikipedia:Template messages|template messages]] *English Wiktionary's [[:en:Wiktionary:Index to templates]] [[en:Wiktionary:Index to templates]] 8035 2006-07-23T22:10:59Z Cromwellt 61 moved template:anon '''Template messages''' are the [[message]]s that appear in all types of [[template]]s here on [[Wiktionary:Simple English Wiktionary|Simple English Wiktionary]]. Most of these are currently [[default]] on all Wikiprojects or [[navigational]] in nature. Below is a list of most of the current templates. For a complete list, see [[Special:Allpages]], select "template" from the list, and click "Go". ==Parts of speech templates== *[[:Template:adjective]] *[[:Template:adjective2]] *[[:Template:contraction]] *[[:Template:mass noun]] *[[:Template:noun]] *[[:Template:proper noun]] *[[:Template:verb]] *[[:Template:verb2]] *[[:Template:verb3]] *[[:Template:verb4]] ==Navigational/created templates== *[[:Template:alphabet]]: a navigational template for the English alphabet *[[:Template:body]]: a navigational template for major parts of the human body *[[:Template:colorbox]]: a template that makes a small box of the specified color *[[:Template:colors]]: a navigational template for colors *[[:Template:cyrillic alphabet]]: a navigational template for the Cyrillic alphabet *[[:Template:days]]: a navigational template for days of the week *[[:Template:directions]]: a navigational template for directions, cardinal and otherwise *[[:Template:emotions]]: a navigational template for human emotions *[[:Template:En]]: a template for entries copied from English Wiktionary *[[:Template:family]]: a navigational template for parts of a family *[[:Template:foot]]: a navigational template for parts of the human foot *[[:Template:head]]: a navigational template for parts of the human head *[[:Template:leg]]: a navigational template for parts of the human leg *[[:Template:months]]: a navigational template for months *[[:Template:religions]]: a navigational template for religions *[[:Template:solar system]]: a navigational template for objects in the Solar System *[[:Template:welcome]]: a welcome to new editors *[[:Template:wotd]]: to identify a Word of the Day *[[:Template:wotdentry]]: for main page wotd entries (up to four parts of speech, needs help) *[[:Template:wotdentry1]]: for main page wotd entries with one part of speech *[[:Template:wotdentry2]]: for main page wotd entries with two parts of speech *[[:Template:wotdentry3]]: for main page wotd entries with three parts of speech ==Project templates== *[[:Template:anon]]: a welcome to anonymous users, with an invitation to register *[[:Template:Click]] *[[:Template:click]] *[[:Template:Disabled]] *[[:Template:Disambig]] *[[:Template:Disputed]] *[[:Template:guideline]] *[[:Template:NPOV]] *[[:Template:PD]] *[[:Template:policy]] *[[:Template:Sandbox]] *[[:Template:shortcut]] *[[:Template:Sisterproject]] *[[:Template:Sisterprojects]] *[[:Template:Sisterprojectssimple]] *[[:Template:Sitesupportpage]] *[[:Template:Spoiler]] *[[:Template:Stub]] *[[:Template:TOC]] *[[:Template:Test]] *[[:Template:Wikipedia]] *[[:Template:wikipedia]] *[[:Template:Wikipedialang]] *[[:Template:Wiktionary]] *[[:Template:wiktionary]] *[[:Template:Wikitopics]] ==[[Wiktionary:Babel|Babel]] templates== *[[:Template:User de]] *[[:Template:User en]] *[[:Template:User en-2]] *[[:Template:User ja-1]] *[[:Template:User lang]] *[[:Template:User lang-1]] ---- *[[:Template:babels]] *[[:Template:babelsExt]] *[[:Template:tl]] ==External links== *Simple English Wikipedia's [[:w:Wikipedia:Template messages|template messages]] *English Wiktionary's [[:en:Wiktionary:Index to templates]] [[en:Wiktionary:Index to templates]] 8041 2006-07-24T01:32:08Z Brett 77 /* Parts of speech templates */ '''Template messages''' are the [[message]]s that appear in all types of [[template]]s here on [[Wiktionary:Simple English Wiktionary|Simple English Wiktionary]]. Most of these are currently [[default]] on all Wikiprojects or [[navigational]] in nature. Below is a list of most of the current templates. For a complete list, see [[Special:Allpages]], select "template" from the list, and click "Go". ==Parts of speech templates== *[[:Template:adjective]] *[[:Template:adjective2]] *[[:Template:contraction]] *[[:Template:determiner]] *[[:Template:mass noun]] *[[:Template:noun]] *[[:Template:proper noun]] *[[:Template:verb]] *[[:Template:verb2]] *[[:Template:verb3]] *[[:Template:verb4]] ==Navigational/created templates== *[[:Template:alphabet]]: a navigational template for the English alphabet *[[:Template:body]]: a navigational template for major parts of the human body *[[:Template:colorbox]]: a template that makes a small box of the specified color *[[:Template:colors]]: a navigational template for colors *[[:Template:cyrillic alphabet]]: a navigational template for the Cyrillic alphabet *[[:Template:days]]: a navigational template for days of the week *[[:Template:directions]]: a navigational template for directions, cardinal and otherwise *[[:Template:emotions]]: a navigational template for human emotions *[[:Template:En]]: a template for entries copied from English Wiktionary *[[:Template:family]]: a navigational template for parts of a family *[[:Template:foot]]: a navigational template for parts of the human foot *[[:Template:head]]: a navigational template for parts of the human head *[[:Template:leg]]: a navigational template for parts of the human leg *[[:Template:months]]: a navigational template for months *[[:Template:religions]]: a navigational template for religions *[[:Template:solar system]]: a navigational template for objects in the Solar System *[[:Template:welcome]]: a welcome to new editors *[[:Template:wotd]]: to identify a Word of the Day *[[:Template:wotdentry]]: for main page wotd entries (up to four parts of speech, needs help) *[[:Template:wotdentry1]]: for main page wotd entries with one part of speech *[[:Template:wotdentry2]]: for main page wotd entries with two parts of speech *[[:Template:wotdentry3]]: for main page wotd entries with three parts of speech ==Project templates== *[[:Template:anon]]: a welcome to anonymous users, with an invitation to register *[[:Template:Click]] *[[:Template:click]] *[[:Template:Disabled]] *[[:Template:Disambig]] *[[:Template:Disputed]] *[[:Template:guideline]] *[[:Template:NPOV]] *[[:Template:PD]] *[[:Template:policy]] *[[:Template:Sandbox]] *[[:Template:shortcut]] *[[:Template:Sisterproject]] *[[:Template:Sisterprojects]] *[[:Template:Sisterprojectssimple]] *[[:Template:Sitesupportpage]] *[[:Template:Spoiler]] *[[:Template:Stub]] *[[:Template:TOC]] *[[:Template:Test]] *[[:Template:Wikipedia]] *[[:Template:wikipedia]] *[[:Template:Wikipedialang]] *[[:Template:Wiktionary]] *[[:Template:wiktionary]] *[[:Template:Wikitopics]] ==[[Wiktionary:Babel|Babel]] templates== *[[:Template:User de]] *[[:Template:User en]] *[[:Template:User en-2]] *[[:Template:User ja-1]] *[[:Template:User lang]] *[[:Template:User lang-1]] ---- *[[:Template:babels]] *[[:Template:babelsExt]] *[[:Template:tl]] ==External links== *Simple English Wikipedia's [[:w:Wikipedia:Template messages|template messages]] *English Wiktionary's [[:en:Wiktionary:Index to templates]] [[en:Wiktionary:Index to templates]] 8424 2006-08-02T23:44:12Z Cromwellt 61 added category, will check if it is done right '''Template messages''' are the [[message]]s that appear in all types of [[template]]s here on [[Wiktionary:Simple English Wiktionary|Simple English Wiktionary]]. Most of these are currently [[default]] on all Wikiprojects or [[navigational]] in nature. Below is a list of most of the current templates. For a complete list, see [[Special:Allpages]], select "template" from the list, and click "Go". ==Parts of speech templates== *[[:Template:adjective]] *[[:Template:adjective2]] *[[:Template:contraction]] *[[:Template:determiner]] *[[:Template:mass noun]] *[[:Template:noun]] *[[:Template:proper noun]] *[[:Template:verb]] *[[:Template:verb2]] *[[:Template:verb3]] *[[:Template:verb4]] ==Navigational/created templates== *[[:Template:alphabet]]: a navigational template for the English alphabet *[[:Template:body]]: a navigational template for major parts of the human body *[[:Template:colorbox]]: a template that makes a small box of the specified color *[[:Template:colors]]: a navigational template for colors *[[:Template:cyrillic alphabet]]: a navigational template for the Cyrillic alphabet *[[:Template:days]]: a navigational template for days of the week *[[:Template:directions]]: a navigational template for directions, cardinal and otherwise *[[:Template:emotions]]: a navigational template for human emotions *[[:Template:En]]: a template for entries copied from English Wiktionary *[[:Template:family]]: a navigational template for parts of a family *[[:Template:foot]]: a navigational template for parts of the human foot *[[:Template:head]]: a navigational template for parts of the human head *[[:Template:leg]]: a navigational template for parts of the human leg *[[:Template:months]]: a navigational template for months *[[:Template:religions]]: a navigational template for religions *[[:Template:solar system]]: a navigational template for objects in the Solar System *[[:Template:welcome]]: a welcome to new editors *[[:Template:wotd]]: to identify a Word of the Day *[[:Template:wotdentry]]: for main page wotd entries (up to four parts of speech, needs help) *[[:Template:wotdentry1]]: for main page wotd entries with one part of speech *[[:Template:wotdentry2]]: for main page wotd entries with two parts of speech *[[:Template:wotdentry3]]: for main page wotd entries with three parts of speech ==Project templates== *[[:Template:anon]]: a welcome to anonymous users, with an invitation to register *[[:Template:Click]] *[[:Template:click]] *[[:Template:Disabled]] *[[:Template:Disambig]] *[[:Template:Disputed]] *[[:Template:guideline]] *[[:Template:NPOV]] *[[:Template:PD]] *[[:Template:policy]] *[[:Template:Sandbox]] *[[:Template:shortcut]] *[[:Template:Sisterproject]] *[[:Template:Sisterprojects]] *[[:Template:Sisterprojectssimple]] *[[:Template:Sitesupportpage]] *[[:Template:Spoiler]] *[[:Template:Stub]] *[[:Template:TOC]] *[[:Template:Test]] *[[:Template:Wikipedia]] *[[:Template:wikipedia]] *[[:Template:Wikipedialang]] *[[:Template:Wiktionary]] *[[:Template:wiktionary]] *[[:Template:Wikitopics]] ==[[Wiktionary:Babel|Babel]] templates== *[[:Template:User de]] *[[:Template:User en]] *[[:Template:User en-2]] *[[:Template:User ja-1]] *[[:Template:User lang]] *[[:Template:User lang-1]] ---- *[[:Template:babels]] *[[:Template:babelsExt]] *[[:Template:tl]] ==External links== *Simple English Wikipedia's [[:w:Wikipedia:Template messages|template messages]] *English Wiktionary's [[:en:Wiktionary:Index to templates]] [[Category:Wiktionary|{{PAGENAME}}]] [[en:Wiktionary:Index to templates]] 8442 2006-08-03T02:50:17Z Cromwellt 61 /* Project templates */ added deletion templates (will copy from SEWP) '''Template messages''' are the [[message]]s that appear in all types of [[template]]s here on [[Wiktionary:Simple English Wiktionary|Simple English Wiktionary]]. Most of these are currently [[default]] on all Wikiprojects or [[navigational]] in nature. Below is a list of most of the current templates. For a complete list, see [[Special:Allpages]], select "template" from the list, and click "Go". ==Parts of speech templates== *[[:Template:adjective]] *[[:Template:adjective2]] *[[:Template:contraction]] *[[:Template:determiner]] *[[:Template:mass noun]] *[[:Template:noun]] *[[:Template:proper noun]] *[[:Template:verb]] *[[:Template:verb2]] *[[:Template:verb3]] *[[:Template:verb4]] ==Navigational/created templates== *[[:Template:alphabet]]: a navigational template for the English alphabet *[[:Template:body]]: a navigational template for major parts of the human body *[[:Template:colorbox]]: a template that makes a small box of the specified color *[[:Template:colors]]: a navigational template for colors *[[:Template:cyrillic alphabet]]: a navigational template for the Cyrillic alphabet *[[:Template:days]]: a navigational template for days of the week *[[:Template:directions]]: a navigational template for directions, cardinal and otherwise *[[:Template:emotions]]: a navigational template for human emotions *[[:Template:En]]: a template for entries copied from English Wiktionary *[[:Template:family]]: a navigational template for parts of a family *[[:Template:foot]]: a navigational template for parts of the human foot *[[:Template:head]]: a navigational template for parts of the human head *[[:Template:leg]]: a navigational template for parts of the human leg *[[:Template:months]]: a navigational template for months *[[:Template:religions]]: a navigational template for religions *[[:Template:solar system]]: a navigational template for objects in the Solar System *[[:Template:welcome]]: a welcome to new editors *[[:Template:wotd]]: to identify a Word of the Day *[[:Template:wotdentry]]: for main page wotd entries (up to four parts of speech, needs help) *[[:Template:wotdentry1]]: for main page wotd entries with one part of speech *[[:Template:wotdentry2]]: for main page wotd entries with two parts of speech *[[:Template:wotdentry3]]: for main page wotd entries with three parts of speech ==Project templates== *[[:Template:anon]]: a welcome to anonymous users, with an invitation to register *[[:Template:Click]] *[[:Template:click]] *[[:Template:delete]]: a request for fast (speedy) deletion, with reason optional *[[:Template:delreq]]: a request for deletion, with reason optional *[[:Template:Disabled]] *[[:Template:Disambig]] *[[:Template:Disputed]] *[[:Template:guideline]] *[[:Template:NPOV]] *[[:Template:PD]] *[[:Template:pdel]]: a request for deletion, no reason optional *[[:Template:policy]] *[[:Template:Sandbox]] *[[:Template:shortcut]] *[[:Template:Sisterproject]] *[[:Template:Sisterprojects]] *[[:Template:Sisterprojectssimple]] *[[:Template:Sitesupportpage]] *[[:Template:Spoiler]] *[[:Template:Stub]] *[[:Template:TOC]] *[[:Template:Test]] *[[:Template:Wikipedia]] *[[:Template:wikipedia]] *[[:Template:Wikipedialang]] *[[:Template:Wiktionary]] *[[:Template:wiktionary]] *[[:Template:Wikitopics]] ==[[Wiktionary:Babel|Babel]] templates== *[[:Template:User de]] *[[:Template:User en]] *[[:Template:User en-2]] *[[:Template:User ja-1]] *[[:Template:User lang]] *[[:Template:User lang-1]] ---- *[[:Template:babels]] *[[:Template:babelsExt]] *[[:Template:tl]] ==External links== *Simple English Wikipedia's [[:w:Wikipedia:Template messages|template messages]] *English Wiktionary's [[:en:Wiktionary:Index to templates]] [[Category:Wiktionary|{{PAGENAME}}]] [[en:Wiktionary:Index to templates]] 8520 2006-08-08T02:57:38Z Brett 77 /* Parts of speech templates */ '''Template messages''' are the [[message]]s that appear in all types of [[template]]s here on [[Wiktionary:Simple English Wiktionary|Simple English Wiktionary]]. Most of these are currently [[default]] on all Wikiprojects or [[navigational]] in nature. Below is a list of most of the current templates. For a complete list, see [[Special:Allpages]], select "template" from the list, and click "Go". ==Parts of speech templates== *[[:Template:adjective]] :*[[:Template:adjective2]] *[[:Template:contraction]] *[[:Template:determiner]] *[[:Template:interjection]] *[[:Template:noun]] :*[[:Template:mass noun]] *[[:Template:proper noun]] *[[:Template:verb]] ::*[[:Template:transitive verb]] ::*[[:Template:intransitive verb]] :*[[:Template:verb2]] :*[[:Template:verb3]] :*[[:Template:verb4]] ==Navigational/created templates== *[[:Template:alphabet]]: a navigational template for the English alphabet *[[:Template:body]]: a navigational template for major parts of the human body *[[:Template:colorbox]]: a template that makes a small box of the specified color *[[:Template:colors]]: a navigational template for colors *[[:Template:cyrillic alphabet]]: a navigational template for the Cyrillic alphabet *[[:Template:days]]: a navigational template for days of the week *[[:Template:directions]]: a navigational template for directions, cardinal and otherwise *[[:Template:emotions]]: a navigational template for human emotions *[[:Template:En]]: a template for entries copied from English Wiktionary *[[:Template:family]]: a navigational template for parts of a family *[[:Template:foot]]: a navigational template for parts of the human foot *[[:Template:head]]: a navigational template for parts of the human head *[[:Template:leg]]: a navigational template for parts of the human leg *[[:Template:months]]: a navigational template for months *[[:Template:religions]]: a navigational template for religions *[[:Template:solar system]]: a navigational template for objects in the Solar System *[[:Template:welcome]]: a welcome to new editors *[[:Template:wotd]]: to identify a Word of the Day *[[:Template:wotdentry]]: for main page wotd entries (up to four parts of speech, needs help) *[[:Template:wotdentry1]]: for main page wotd entries with one part of speech *[[:Template:wotdentry2]]: for main page wotd entries with two parts of speech *[[:Template:wotdentry3]]: for main page wotd entries with three parts of speech ==Project templates== *[[:Template:anon]]: a welcome to anonymous users, with an invitation to register *[[:Template:Click]] *[[:Template:click]] *[[:Template:delete]]: a request for fast (speedy) deletion, with reason optional *[[:Template:delreq]]: a request for deletion, with reason optional *[[:Template:Disabled]] *[[:Template:Disambig]] *[[:Template:Disputed]] *[[:Template:guideline]] *[[:Template:NPOV]] *[[:Template:PD]] *[[:Template:pdel]]: a request for deletion, no reason optional *[[:Template:policy]] *[[:Template:Sandbox]] *[[:Template:shortcut]] *[[:Template:Sisterproject]] *[[:Template:Sisterprojects]] *[[:Template:Sisterprojectssimple]] *[[:Template:Sitesupportpage]] *[[:Template:Spoiler]] *[[:Template:Stub]] *[[:Template:TOC]] *[[:Template:Test]] *[[:Template:Wikipedia]] *[[:Template:wikipedia]] *[[:Template:Wikipedialang]] *[[:Template:Wiktionary]] *[[:Template:wiktionary]] *[[:Template:Wikitopics]] ==[[Wiktionary:Babel|Babel]] templates== *[[:Template:User de]] *[[:Template:User en]] *[[:Template:User en-2]] *[[:Template:User ja-1]] *[[:Template:User lang]] *[[:Template:User lang-1]] ---- *[[:Template:babels]] *[[:Template:babelsExt]] *[[:Template:tl]] ==External links== *Simple English Wikipedia's [[:w:Wikipedia:Template messages|template messages]] *English Wiktionary's [[:en:Wiktionary:Index to templates]] [[Category:Wiktionary|{{PAGENAME}}]] [[en:Wiktionary:Index to templates]] 9270 2006-08-24T01:21:16Z Cromwellt 61 /* Parts of speech templates */ added preposition, moved proper noun '''Template messages''' are the [[message]]s that appear in all types of [[template]]s here on [[Wiktionary:Simple English Wiktionary|Simple English Wiktionary]]. Most of these are currently [[default]] on all Wikiprojects or [[navigational]] in nature. Below is a list of most of the current templates. For a complete list, see [[Special:Allpages]], select "template" from the list, and click "Go". ==Parts of speech templates== *[[:Template:adjective]] :*[[:Template:adjective2]] *[[:Template:contraction]] *[[:Template:determiner]] *[[:Template:interjection]] *[[:Template:noun]] :*[[:Template:mass noun]] :*[[:Template:proper noun]] *[[:Template:verb]] ::*[[:Template:transitive verb]] ::*[[:Template:intransitive verb]] :*[[:Template:verb2]] :*[[:Template:verb3]] :*[[:Template:verb4]] *[[:Template:preposition]] ==Navigational/created templates== *[[:Template:alphabet]]: a navigational template for the English alphabet *[[:Template:body]]: a navigational template for major parts of the human body *[[:Template:colorbox]]: a template that makes a small box of the specified color *[[:Template:colors]]: a navigational template for colors *[[:Template:cyrillic alphabet]]: a navigational template for the Cyrillic alphabet *[[:Template:days]]: a navigational template for days of the week *[[:Template:directions]]: a navigational template for directions, cardinal and otherwise *[[:Template:emotions]]: a navigational template for human emotions *[[:Template:En]]: a template for entries copied from English Wiktionary *[[:Template:family]]: a navigational template for parts of a family *[[:Template:foot]]: a navigational template for parts of the human foot *[[:Template:head]]: a navigational template for parts of the human head *[[:Template:leg]]: a navigational template for parts of the human leg *[[:Template:months]]: a navigational template for months *[[:Template:religions]]: a navigational template for religions *[[:Template:solar system]]: a navigational template for objects in the Solar System *[[:Template:welcome]]: a welcome to new editors *[[:Template:wotd]]: to identify a Word of the Day *[[:Template:wotdentry]]: for main page wotd entries (up to four parts of speech, needs help) *[[:Template:wotdentry1]]: for main page wotd entries with one part of speech *[[:Template:wotdentry2]]: for main page wotd entries with two parts of speech *[[:Template:wotdentry3]]: for main page wotd entries with three parts of speech ==Project templates== *[[:Template:anon]]: a welcome to anonymous users, with an invitation to register *[[:Template:Click]] *[[:Template:click]] *[[:Template:delete]]: a request for fast (speedy) deletion, with reason optional *[[:Template:delreq]]: a request for deletion, with reason optional *[[:Template:Disabled]] *[[:Template:Disambig]] *[[:Template:Disputed]] *[[:Template:guideline]] *[[:Template:NPOV]] *[[:Template:PD]] *[[:Template:pdel]]: a request for deletion, no reason optional *[[:Template:policy]] *[[:Template:Sandbox]] *[[:Template:shortcut]] *[[:Template:Sisterproject]] *[[:Template:Sisterprojects]] *[[:Template:Sisterprojectssimple]] *[[:Template:Sitesupportpage]] *[[:Template:Spoiler]] *[[:Template:Stub]] *[[:Template:TOC]] *[[:Template:Test]] *[[:Template:Wikipedia]] *[[:Template:wikipedia]] *[[:Template:Wikipedialang]] *[[:Template:Wiktionary]] *[[:Template:wiktionary]] *[[:Template:Wikitopics]] ==[[Wiktionary:Babel|Babel]] templates== *[[:Template:User de]] *[[:Template:User en]] *[[:Template:User en-2]] *[[:Template:User ja-1]] *[[:Template:User lang]] *[[:Template:User lang-1]] ---- *[[:Template:babels]] *[[:Template:babelsExt]] *[[:Template:tl]] ==External links== *Simple English Wikipedia's [[:w:Wikipedia:Template messages|template messages]] *English Wiktionary's [[:en:Wiktionary:Index to templates]] [[Category:Wiktionary|{{PAGENAME}}]] [[en:Wiktionary:Index to templates]] 9913 2006-09-24T11:37:26Z Tangotango 94 /* Parts of speech templates */ adjective2 now defunct '''Template messages''' are the [[message]]s that appear in all types of [[template]]s here on [[Wiktionary:Simple English Wiktionary|Simple English Wiktionary]]. Most of these are currently [[default]] on all Wikiprojects or [[navigational]] in nature. Below is a list of most of the current templates. For a complete list, see [[Special:Allpages]], select "template" from the list, and click "Go". ==Parts of speech templates== *[[:Template:adjective]] :*<s>[[:Template:adjective2]]</s> Now defunct. {{tl|adjective}} without any parameters, or with 1 parameter with the adjective itself, now has the same effect. *[[:Template:contraction]] *[[:Template:determiner]] *[[:Template:interjection]] *[[:Template:noun]] :*[[:Template:mass noun]] :*[[:Template:proper noun]] *[[:Template:verb]] ::*[[:Template:transitive verb]] ::*[[:Template:intransitive verb]] :*[[:Template:verb2]] :*[[:Template:verb3]] :*[[:Template:verb4]] *[[:Template:preposition]] ==Navigational/created templates== *[[:Template:alphabet]]: a navigational template for the English alphabet *[[:Template:body]]: a navigational template for major parts of the human body *[[:Template:colorbox]]: a template that makes a small box of the specified color *[[:Template:colors]]: a navigational template for colors *[[:Template:cyrillic alphabet]]: a navigational template for the Cyrillic alphabet *[[:Template:days]]: a navigational template for days of the week *[[:Template:directions]]: a navigational template for directions, cardinal and otherwise *[[:Template:emotions]]: a navigational template for human emotions *[[:Template:En]]: a template for entries copied from English Wiktionary *[[:Template:family]]: a navigational template for parts of a family *[[:Template:foot]]: a navigational template for parts of the human foot *[[:Template:head]]: a navigational template for parts of the human head *[[:Template:leg]]: a navigational template for parts of the human leg *[[:Template:months]]: a navigational template for months *[[:Template:religions]]: a navigational template for religions *[[:Template:solar system]]: a navigational template for objects in the Solar System *[[:Template:welcome]]: a welcome to new editors *[[:Template:wotd]]: to identify a Word of the Day *[[:Template:wotdentry]]: for main page wotd entries (up to four parts of speech, needs help) *[[:Template:wotdentry1]]: for main page wotd entries with one part of speech *[[:Template:wotdentry2]]: for main page wotd entries with two parts of speech *[[:Template:wotdentry3]]: for main page wotd entries with three parts of speech ==Project templates== *[[:Template:anon]]: a welcome to anonymous users, with an invitation to register *[[:Template:Click]] *[[:Template:click]] *[[:Template:delete]]: a request for fast (speedy) deletion, with reason optional *[[:Template:delreq]]: a request for deletion, with reason optional *[[:Template:Disabled]] *[[:Template:Disambig]] *[[:Template:Disputed]] *[[:Template:guideline]] *[[:Template:NPOV]] *[[:Template:PD]] *[[:Template:pdel]]: a request for deletion, no reason optional *[[:Template:policy]] *[[:Template:Sandbox]] *[[:Template:shortcut]] *[[:Template:Sisterproject]] *[[:Template:Sisterprojects]] *[[:Template:Sisterprojectssimple]] *[[:Template:Sitesupportpage]] *[[:Template:Spoiler]] *[[:Template:Stub]] *[[:Template:TOC]] *[[:Template:Test]] *[[:Template:Wikipedia]] *[[:Template:wikipedia]] *[[:Template:Wikipedialang]] *[[:Template:Wiktionary]] *[[:Template:wiktionary]] *[[:Template:Wikitopics]] ==[[Wiktionary:Babel|Babel]] templates== *[[:Template:User de]] *[[:Template:User en]] *[[:Template:User en-2]] *[[:Template:User ja-1]] *[[:Template:User lang]] *[[:Template:User lang-1]] ---- *[[:Template:babels]] *[[:Template:babelsExt]] *[[:Template:tl]] ==External links== *Simple English Wikipedia's [[:w:Wikipedia:Template messages|template messages]] *English Wiktionary's [[:en:Wiktionary:Index to templates]] [[Category:Wiktionary|{{PAGENAME}}]] [[en:Wiktionary:Index to templates]] 10355 2006-10-04T21:00:57Z Cromwellt 61 /* Project templates */ changed link to lowercase '''Template messages''' are the [[message]]s that appear in all types of [[template]]s here on [[Wiktionary:Simple English Wiktionary|Simple English Wiktionary]]. Most of these are currently [[default]] on all Wikiprojects or [[navigational]] in nature. Below is a list of most of the current templates. For a complete list, see [[Special:Allpages]], select "template" from the list, and click "Go". ==Parts of speech templates== *[[:Template:adjective]] :*<s>[[:Template:adjective2]]</s> Now defunct. {{tl|adjective}} without any parameters, or with 1 parameter with the adjective itself, now has the same effect. *[[:Template:contraction]] *[[:Template:determiner]] *[[:Template:interjection]] *[[:Template:noun]] :*[[:Template:mass noun]] :*[[:Template:proper noun]] *[[:Template:verb]] ::*[[:Template:transitive verb]] ::*[[:Template:intransitive verb]] :*[[:Template:verb2]] :*[[:Template:verb3]] :*[[:Template:verb4]] *[[:Template:preposition]] ==Navigational/created templates== *[[:Template:alphabet]]: a navigational template for the English alphabet *[[:Template:body]]: a navigational template for major parts of the human body *[[:Template:colorbox]]: a template that makes a small box of the specified color *[[:Template:colors]]: a navigational template for colors *[[:Template:cyrillic alphabet]]: a navigational template for the Cyrillic alphabet *[[:Template:days]]: a navigational template for days of the week *[[:Template:directions]]: a navigational template for directions, cardinal and otherwise *[[:Template:emotions]]: a navigational template for human emotions *[[:Template:En]]: a template for entries copied from English Wiktionary *[[:Template:family]]: a navigational template for parts of a family *[[:Template:foot]]: a navigational template for parts of the human foot *[[:Template:head]]: a navigational template for parts of the human head *[[:Template:leg]]: a navigational template for parts of the human leg *[[:Template:months]]: a navigational template for months *[[:Template:religions]]: a navigational template for religions *[[:Template:solar system]]: a navigational template for objects in the Solar System *[[:Template:welcome]]: a welcome to new editors *[[:Template:wotd]]: to identify a Word of the Day *[[:Template:wotdentry]]: for main page wotd entries (up to four parts of speech, needs help) *[[:Template:wotdentry1]]: for main page wotd entries with one part of speech *[[:Template:wotdentry2]]: for main page wotd entries with two parts of speech *[[:Template:wotdentry3]]: for main page wotd entries with three parts of speech ==Project templates== *[[:Template:anon]]: a welcome to anonymous users, with an invitation to register *[[:Template:Click]] *[[:Template:click]] *[[:Template:delete]]: a request for fast (speedy) deletion, with reason optional *[[:Template:delreq]]: a request for deletion, with reason optional *[[:Template:Disabled]] *[[:Template:Disambig]] *[[:Template:Disputed]] *[[:Template:guideline]] *[[:Template:NPOV]] *[[:Template:PD]] *[[:Template:pdel]]: a request for deletion, no reason optional *[[:Template:policy]] *[[:Template:Sandbox]] *[[:Template:shortcut]] *[[:Template:Sisterproject]] *[[:Template:Sisterprojects]] *[[:Template:Sisterprojectssimple]] *[[:Template:Sitesupportpage]] *[[:Template:Spoiler]] *[[:Template:Stub]] *[[:Template:TOC]] *[[:Template:test]] *[[:Template:Wikipedia]] *[[:Template:wikipedia]] *[[:Template:Wikipedialang]] *[[:Template:Wiktionary]] *[[:Template:wiktionary]] *[[:Template:Wikitopics]] ==[[Wiktionary:Babel|Babel]] templates== *[[:Template:User de]] *[[:Template:User en]] *[[:Template:User en-2]] *[[:Template:User ja-1]] *[[:Template:User lang]] *[[:Template:User lang-1]] ---- *[[:Template:babels]] *[[:Template:babelsExt]] *[[:Template:tl]] ==External links== *Simple English Wikipedia's [[:w:Wikipedia:Template messages|template messages]] *English Wiktionary's [[:en:Wiktionary:Index to templates]] [[Category:Wiktionary|{{PAGENAME}}]] [[en:Wiktionary:Index to templates]] 10363 2006-10-04T21:39:49Z Cromwellt 61 /* Parts of speech templates */ removed reference to adjective2 '''Template messages''' are the [[message]]s that appear in all types of [[template]]s here on [[Wiktionary:Simple English Wiktionary|Simple English Wiktionary]]. Most of these are currently [[default]] on all Wikiprojects or [[navigational]] in nature. Below is a list of most of the current templates. For a complete list, see [[Special:Allpages]], select "template" from the list, and click "Go". ==Parts of speech templates== *[[:Template:adjective]] *[[:Template:contraction]] *[[:Template:determiner]] *[[:Template:interjection]] *[[:Template:noun]] :*[[:Template:mass noun]] :*[[:Template:proper noun]] *[[:Template:verb]] ::*[[:Template:transitive verb]] ::*[[:Template:intransitive verb]] :*[[:Template:verb2]] :*[[:Template:verb3]] :*[[:Template:verb4]] *[[:Template:preposition]] ==Navigational/created templates== *[[:Template:alphabet]]: a navigational template for the English alphabet *[[:Template:body]]: a navigational template for major parts of the human body *[[:Template:colorbox]]: a template that makes a small box of the specified color *[[:Template:colors]]: a navigational template for colors *[[:Template:cyrillic alphabet]]: a navigational template for the Cyrillic alphabet *[[:Template:days]]: a navigational template for days of the week *[[:Template:directions]]: a navigational template for directions, cardinal and otherwise *[[:Template:emotions]]: a navigational template for human emotions *[[:Template:En]]: a template for entries copied from English Wiktionary *[[:Template:family]]: a navigational template for parts of a family *[[:Template:foot]]: a navigational template for parts of the human foot *[[:Template:head]]: a navigational template for parts of the human head *[[:Template:leg]]: a navigational template for parts of the human leg *[[:Template:months]]: a navigational template for months *[[:Template:religions]]: a navigational template for religions *[[:Template:solar system]]: a navigational template for objects in the Solar System *[[:Template:welcome]]: a welcome to new editors *[[:Template:wotd]]: to identify a Word of the Day *[[:Template:wotdentry]]: for main page wotd entries (up to four parts of speech, needs help) *[[:Template:wotdentry1]]: for main page wotd entries with one part of speech *[[:Template:wotdentry2]]: for main page wotd entries with two parts of speech *[[:Template:wotdentry3]]: for main page wotd entries with three parts of speech ==Project templates== *[[:Template:anon]]: a welcome to anonymous users, with an invitation to register *[[:Template:Click]] *[[:Template:click]] *[[:Template:delete]]: a request for fast (speedy) deletion, with reason optional *[[:Template:delreq]]: a request for deletion, with reason optional *[[:Template:Disabled]] *[[:Template:Disambig]] *[[:Template:Disputed]] *[[:Template:guideline]] *[[:Template:NPOV]] *[[:Template:PD]] *[[:Template:pdel]]: a request for deletion, no reason optional *[[:Template:policy]] *[[:Template:Sandbox]] *[[:Template:shortcut]] *[[:Template:Sisterproject]] *[[:Template:Sisterprojects]] *[[:Template:Sisterprojectssimple]] *[[:Template:Sitesupportpage]] *[[:Template:Spoiler]] *[[:Template:Stub]] *[[:Template:TOC]] *[[:Template:test]] *[[:Template:Wikipedia]] *[[:Template:wikipedia]] *[[:Template:Wikipedialang]] *[[:Template:Wiktionary]] *[[:Template:wiktionary]] *[[:Template:Wikitopics]] ==[[Wiktionary:Babel|Babel]] templates== *[[:Template:User de]] *[[:Template:User en]] *[[:Template:User en-2]] *[[:Template:User ja-1]] *[[:Template:User lang]] *[[:Template:User lang-1]] ---- *[[:Template:babels]] *[[:Template:babelsExt]] *[[:Template:tl]] ==External links== *Simple English Wikipedia's [[:w:Wikipedia:Template messages|template messages]] *English Wiktionary's [[:en:Wiktionary:Index to templates]] [[Category:Wiktionary|{{PAGENAME}}]] [[en:Wiktionary:Index to templates]] 2404 5992 2006-03-13T17:31:26Z H2g2bob 43 ==Proper name== {{mass noun}} {{wikipedia}} # The belief that there is no [[God]]. === Related Words === * [[Atheist]] * [[Agnostic]] {{religions}} [[en:Atheism]] 7338 2006-07-18T20:38:29Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Removing: en ==Proper name== {{mass noun}} {{wikipedia}} # The belief that there is no [[God]]. === Related Words === * [[Atheist]] * [[Agnostic]] {{religions}} 2405 5993 2006-03-13T17:32:56Z H2g2bob 43 #Redirect [[Atheism]] 2406 5996 2006-03-13T17:53:04Z H2g2bob 43 Hello, Do you think this page (and similar pages) should be split in two - like [[earth]] and [[Earth]]? I think this makes the page a bit more complicated. In many ways it needs to be on two pages, but is there any way to make it easier or simpler? --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 17:53, 13 March 2006 (UTC) 6033 2006-03-17T15:33:25Z Cromwellt 61 yes, they should be separate pages, and... Hello, Do you think this page (and similar pages) should be split in two - like [[earth]] and [[Earth]]? I think this makes the page a bit more complicated. In many ways it needs to be on two pages, but is there any way to make it easier or simpler? --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 17:53, 13 March 2006 (UTC) :I definitely think this should be on two separate pages, because that is what the lowercase/uppercase distinction is for, right? If one is spelled with a capital letter, it needs a separate page, just like [[May]] the month and [[may]] the modal need to be on separate pages. It doesn't make the page more complicated so much as it makes finding things a touch more complicated, but I think that is a necessary complication, and each one of those should have a link to the other (at the bottom of the page, I think, because it looks tacky at the top, IMO). People will have to have an idea of what to look for (for example, in Spanish the months are lowercase, so they'll have to know to check the uppercase), but I think just having the link to the other page is the best and most intuitive way of providing that information. Explanation of any kind would be problematic, I'd say. There is one good think about having the see also at the top of the page: it shows that it is another form of the word, and it isn't lost in the see also section. So maybe it is better up there after all. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 15:33, 17 March 2006 (UTC) 6036 2006-03-17T16:09:59Z Cromwellt 61 usage section comments, comments on explanations of parts of speech Hello, Do you think this page (and similar pages) should be split in two - like [[earth]] and [[Earth]]? I think this makes the page a bit more complicated. In many ways it needs to be on two pages, but is there any way to make it easier or simpler? --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 17:53, 13 March 2006 (UTC) :I definitely think this should be on two separate pages, because that is what the lowercase/uppercase distinction is for, right? If one is spelled with a capital letter, it needs a separate page, just like [[May]] the month and [[may]] the modal need to be on separate pages. It doesn't make the page more complicated so much as it makes finding things a touch more complicated, but I think that is a necessary complication, and each one of those should have a link to the other (at the bottom of the page, I think, because it looks tacky at the top, IMO). People will have to have an idea of what to look for (for example, in Spanish the months are lowercase, so they'll have to know to check the uppercase), but I think just having the link to the other page is the best and most intuitive way of providing that information. Explanation of any kind would be problematic, I'd say. There is one good think about having the see also at the top of the page: it shows that it is another form of the word, and it isn't lost in the see also section. So maybe it is better up there after all. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 15:33, 17 March 2006 (UTC) :I'm thinking I'll remove the usage section here, since all mass nouns work in the same way, and we should make an article on [[mass noun]] to explain how they work. A short version of the explanations (like the usage of a noun, verb, etc.) should probably also be at the top of the corresponding category pages. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 16:09, 17 March 2006 (UTC) 6039 2006-03-17T16:28:23Z Cromwellt 61 added comment regarding mass nouns Hello, Do you think this page (and similar pages) should be split in two - like [[earth]] and [[Earth]]? I think this makes the page a bit more complicated. In many ways it needs to be on two pages, but is there any way to make it easier or simpler? --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 17:53, 13 March 2006 (UTC) :I definitely think this should be on two separate pages, because that is what the lowercase/uppercase distinction is for, right? If one is spelled with a capital letter, it needs a separate page, just like [[May]] the month and [[may]] the modal need to be on separate pages. It doesn't make the page more complicated so much as it makes finding things a touch more complicated, but I think that is a necessary complication, and each one of those should have a link to the other (at the bottom of the page, I think, because it looks tacky at the top, IMO). People will have to have an idea of what to look for (for example, in Spanish the months are lowercase, so they'll have to know to check the uppercase), but I think just having the link to the other page is the best and most intuitive way of providing that information. Explanation of any kind would be problematic, I'd say. There is one good think about having the see also at the top of the page: it shows that it is another form of the word, and it isn't lost in the see also section. So maybe it is better up there after all. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 15:33, 17 March 2006 (UTC) :I'm thinking I'll remove the usage section here, since all mass nouns work in the same way, and we should make an article on [[mass noun]] to explain how they work. A short version of the explanations (like the usage of a noun, verb, etc.) should probably also be at the top of the corresponding category pages. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 16:09, 17 March 2006 (UTC) ::I see that an article on mass nouns already exists, but is incorrect. See my [[talk:mass noun|comments there]]. I'll see what I can do. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 16:28, 17 March 2006 (UTC) 6722 2006-05-28T18:50:28Z Cromwellt 61 added definition needed Hello, Do you think this page (and similar pages) should be split in two - like [[earth]] and [[Earth]]? I think this makes the page a bit more complicated. In many ways it needs to be on two pages, but is there any way to make it easier or simpler? --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 17:53, 13 March 2006 (UTC) :I definitely think this should be on two separate pages, because that is what the lowercase/uppercase distinction is for, right? If one is spelled with a capital letter, it needs a separate page, just like [[May]] the month and [[may]] the modal need to be on separate pages. It doesn't make the page more complicated so much as it makes finding things a touch more complicated, but I think that is a necessary complication, and each one of those should have a link to the other (at the bottom of the page, I think, because it looks tacky at the top, IMO). People will have to have an idea of what to look for (for example, in Spanish the months are lowercase, so they'll have to know to check the uppercase), but I think just having the link to the other page is the best and most intuitive way of providing that information. Explanation of any kind would be problematic, I'd say. There is one good thing about having the see also at the top of the page: it shows that it is another form of the word, and it isn't lost in the see also section. So maybe it is better up there after all. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 15:33, 17 March 2006 (UTC) :I'm thinking I'll remove the usage section here, since all mass nouns work in the same way, and we should make an article on [[mass noun]] to explain how they work. A short version of the explanations (like the usage of a noun, verb, etc.) should probably also be at the top of the corresponding category pages. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 16:09, 17 March 2006 (UTC) ::I see that an article on mass nouns already exists, but is incorrect. See my [[talk:mass noun|comments there]]. I'll see what I can do. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 16:28, 17 March 2006 (UTC) ==Another definition needed== We need to add a definition of earth as an Earth-like planet as well, since Earth is only this planet, but the plural is used. The proper noun is only singular (there is only one), but the common noun also exists with that definition. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contris]] 18:50, 28 May 2006 (UTC) 2407 5998 2006-03-13T18:02:08Z H2g2bob 43 == Noun == {{wikipedia}} A mass noun is a [[noun]] which does not have a [[plural]]. You can use the [[singluar]] word when you have more than one item. [[Sheep]] is a mass noun: : There [[is]] 1 sheep. : There [[are]] 2 sheep. * [[:Category:Mass nouns|List of mass nouns]] 6050 2006-03-17T18:06:39Z Cromwellt 61 redo of entry, added nountypes template == Noun == {{wikipedia}} #A noun that is not [[countable]]. #: ''"[[water|Water]]" is a mass noun.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[non-count noun]] *[[uncountable noun]] ===Usage=== Because mass nouns are not [[countable]], they have no [[plural]]. "[[silverware|Silverware]]" is a word, but not "silverwares." If you want to tell the [[quantity]] of a mass noun, use an [[adjective]] or a [[count noun]] to describe it. [[honey|Honey]] is a mass noun: : (''noun alone'') I want honey on my [[pancakes]]. : (''adjective and noun'') I want [[some]] honey for my pancakes. : (''countable noun with mass noun'') I want six [[jars]] of honey. * [[:Category:Mass nouns|List of mass nouns]] {{nountypes}} 7227 2006-07-16T13:09:11Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ == Noun == {{noun}} {{wikipedia}} #A noun that is not [[countable]]. #: ''"[[water|Water]]" is a mass noun.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[non-count noun]] *[[uncountable noun]] ===Usage=== Because mass nouns are not [[countable]], they have no [[plural]]. "[[silverware|Silverware]]" is a word, but not "silverwares." If you want to tell the [[quantity]] of a mass noun, use an [[adjective]] or a [[count noun]] to describe it. [[honey|Honey]] is a mass noun: : (''noun alone'') I want honey on my [[pancakes]]. : (''adjective and noun'') I want [[some]] honey for my pancakes. : (''countable noun with mass noun'') I want six [[jars]] of honey. * [[:Category:Mass nouns|List of mass nouns]] {{nountypes}} 10731 2006-10-10T12:28:10Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[en:mass noun]] == Noun == {{noun}} {{wikipedia}} #A noun that is not [[countable]]. #: ''"[[water|Water]]" is a mass noun.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[non-count noun]] *[[uncountable noun]] ===Usage=== Because mass nouns are not [[countable]], they have no [[plural]]. "[[silverware|Silverware]]" is a word, but not "silverwares." If you want to tell the [[quantity]] of a mass noun, use an [[adjective]] or a [[count noun]] to describe it. [[honey|Honey]] is a mass noun: : (''noun alone'') I want honey on my [[pancakes]]. : (''adjective and noun'') I want [[some]] honey for my pancakes. : (''countable noun with mass noun'') I want six [[jars]] of honey. * [[:Category:Mass nouns|List of mass nouns]] {{nountypes}} [[en:mass noun]] 2408 5999 2006-03-13T18:06:14Z H2g2bob 43 ==Noun== {{wikipedia}} # The [[name]] of a [[thing]], [[quality]] or [[idea]]. #: The [[word]] "[[cat]]" is a '''noun'''. === Related Words === * [[Proper noun]] * [[Mass noun]] * [[Verb]] * [[Adjective]] 6544 2006-05-15T20:00:04Z Cromwellt 61 Modified def to be more traditional (we can talk about it, h2g2bob), added grammar template ==Noun== {{wikipedia}} # The [[name]] of a [[person]], [[place]], [[thing]], or [[idea]]. #: ''The [[word]] "[[cat]]" is a '''noun'''.'' === Related Words === * [[proper noun]] * [[mass noun]] {{grammar}} [[en:noun]] 6545 2006-05-15T20:01:29Z Cromwellt 61 added cat:parts of speech ==Noun== {{wikipedia}} # The [[name]] of a [[person]], [[place]], [[thing]], or [[idea]]. #: ''The [[word]] "[[cat]]" is a '''noun'''.'' === Related Words === * [[proper noun]] * [[mass noun]] {{grammar}} [[Category:parts of speech]] [[en:noun]] 6550 2006-05-15T21:03:37Z Cromwellt 61 re-added "quality" in def as in English Wiktionary, added nountypes template ==Noun== {{wikipedia}} # The [[name]] of a [[person]], [[place]], [[thing]], [[quality]], or [[idea]]. #: ''The [[word]] "[[cat]]" is a '''noun'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[name]] *[[substantive]] === Related Words === * [[proper noun]] * [[mass noun]] {{nountypes}} {{grammar}} [[Category:parts of speech]] [[en:noun]] 6559 2006-05-15T21:35:35Z Cromwellt 61 capitalizing category ==Noun== {{wikipedia}} # The [[name]] of a [[person]], [[place]], [[thing]], [[quality]], or [[idea]]. #: ''The [[word]] "[[cat]]" is a '''noun'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[name]] *[[substantive]] === Related Words === * [[proper noun]] * [[mass noun]] {{nountypes}} {{grammar}} [[Category:Parts of speech]] [[en:noun]] 7654 2006-07-19T09:16:07Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: af, es, et, fi, fr, ga, hu, it, ja, ko, la, nl, pt, scn, ta, vi, zh ==Noun== {{wikipedia}} # The [[name]] of a [[person]], [[place]], [[thing]], [[quality]], or [[idea]]. #: ''The [[word]] "[[cat]]" is a '''noun'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[name]] *[[substantive]] === Related Words === * [[proper noun]] * [[mass noun]] {{nountypes}} {{grammar}} [[Category:Parts of speech]] [[af:noun]] [[et:noun]] [[en:noun]] [[es:noun]] [[fr:noun]] [[ga:noun]] [[ko:noun]] [[it:noun]] [[la:noun]] [[hu:noun]] [[nl:noun]] [[ja:noun]] [[pt:noun]] [[scn:noun]] [[fi:noun]] [[ta:noun]] [[vi:noun]] [[zh:noun]] 8060 2006-07-24T15:04:15Z Brett 77 /* Related Words */ ==Noun== {{wikipedia}} # The [[name]] of a [[person]], [[place]], [[thing]], [[quality]], or [[idea]]. #: ''The [[word]] "[[cat]]" is a '''noun'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[name]] *[[substantive]] {{nountypes}} {{grammar}} [[Category:Parts of speech]] [[af:noun]] [[et:noun]] [[en:noun]] [[es:noun]] [[fr:noun]] [[ga:noun]] [[ko:noun]] [[it:noun]] [[la:noun]] [[hu:noun]] [[nl:noun]] [[ja:noun]] [[pt:noun]] [[scn:noun]] [[fi:noun]] [[ta:noun]] [[vi:noun]] [[zh:noun]] 8131 2006-07-27T02:35:23Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} {{wikipedia}} #A [[noun]] is a kind of [[word]] that is usually the [[name]] of a [[person]], [[place]], [[thing]], [[quality]], or [[idea]]. In English, '''nouns''' can be the [[subject]] or [[object]] of a [[sentence]]. They can be [[singular]] or [[plural]]. Here are some examples of '''nouns''': [[:Category:Nouns|'''noun''' examples]] #: ''The [[word]] "[[cat]]" is a '''noun'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[name]] *[[substantive]] {{nountypes}} {{grammar}} [[Category:Parts of speech]] [[af:noun]] [[et:noun]] [[en:noun]] [[es:noun]] [[fr:noun]] [[ga:noun]] [[ko:noun]] [[it:noun]] [[la:noun]] [[hu:noun]] [[nl:noun]] [[ja:noun]] [[pt:noun]] [[scn:noun]] [[fi:noun]] [[ta:noun]] [[vi:noun]] [[zh:noun]] 9087 2006-08-22T02:00:26Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: io ==Noun== {{noun}} {{wikipedia}} #A [[noun]] is a kind of [[word]] that is usually the [[name]] of a [[person]], [[place]], [[thing]], [[quality]], or [[idea]]. In English, '''nouns''' can be the [[subject]] or [[object]] of a [[sentence]]. They can be [[singular]] or [[plural]]. Here are some examples of '''nouns''': [[:Category:Nouns|'''noun''' examples]] #: ''The [[word]] "[[cat]]" is a '''noun'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[name]] *[[substantive]] {{nountypes}} {{grammar}} [[Category:Parts of speech]] [[af:noun]] [[et:noun]] [[en:noun]] [[es:noun]] [[fr:noun]] [[ga:noun]] [[ko:noun]] [[io:noun]] [[it:noun]] [[la:noun]] [[hu:noun]] [[nl:noun]] [[ja:noun]] [[pt:noun]] [[scn:noun]] [[fi:noun]] [[ta:noun]] [[vi:noun]] [[zh:noun]] 10168 2006-09-24T13:41:23Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[pl:noun]] ==Noun== {{noun}} {{wikipedia}} #A [[noun]] is a kind of [[word]] that is usually the [[name]] of a [[person]], [[place]], [[thing]], [[quality]], or [[idea]]. In English, '''nouns''' can be the [[subject]] or [[object]] of a [[sentence]]. They can be [[singular]] or [[plural]]. Here are some examples of '''nouns''': [[:Category:Nouns|'''noun''' examples]] #: ''The [[word]] "[[cat]]" is a '''noun'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[name]] *[[substantive]] {{nountypes}} {{grammar}} [[Category:Parts of speech]] [[af:noun]] [[et:noun]] [[en:noun]] [[es:noun]] [[fr:noun]] [[ga:noun]] [[ko:noun]] [[io:noun]] [[it:noun]] [[la:noun]] [[hu:noun]] [[nl:noun]] [[ja:noun]] [[pl:noun]] [[pt:noun]] [[scn:noun]] [[fi:noun]] [[ta:noun]] [[vi:noun]] [[zh:noun]] 11595 2006-10-29T11:28:55Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:noun]] ==Noun== {{noun}} {{wikipedia}} #A [[noun]] is a kind of [[word]] that is usually the [[name]] of a [[person]], [[place]], [[thing]], [[quality]], or [[idea]]. In English, '''nouns''' can be the [[subject]] or [[object]] of a [[sentence]]. They can be [[singular]] or [[plural]]. Here are some examples of '''nouns''': [[:Category:Nouns|'''noun''' examples]] #: ''The [[word]] "[[cat]]" is a '''noun'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[name]] *[[substantive]] {{nountypes}} {{grammar}} [[Category:Parts of speech]] [[af:noun]] [[et:noun]] [[en:noun]] [[es:noun]] [[fr:noun]] [[ga:noun]] [[ko:noun]] [[io:noun]] [[it:noun]] [[la:noun]] [[hu:noun]] [[nl:noun]] [[ja:noun]] [[pl:noun]] [[pt:noun]] [[ru:noun]] [[scn:noun]] [[fi:noun]] [[ta:noun]] [[vi:noun]] [[zh:noun]] 2409 6000 2006-03-13T18:07:43Z H2g2bob 43 A [[mass noun]] is a [[noun]] with the [[plural]] the same as the [[singular]]. 2410 6002 2006-03-13T18:10:52Z H2g2bob 43 #redirect [[noun]] 2411 6003 2006-03-13T18:11:02Z H2g2bob 43 #redirect [[mass noun]] 2412 6010 2006-03-14T01:35:12Z 207.69.139.154 An animal that has been kept by humans. 6011 2006-03-14T01:36:58Z 207.69.139.154 {{noun|domestic|domesticated}} {{wikipedia}} [[Image:Cat03.jpg|thumb|A cat in a domesticated animal.]] An animal that has been kept by humans. 6412 2006-04-20T05:04:28Z Cromwellt 61 added to entry ==Adjective== {{adjective|domestic|more domestic|most domestic}} {{wikipedia}} [[Image:Cat03.jpg|thumb|A cat is a domestic animal.]] # Kept by [[human]]s; [[tame]]; applied to animals. #: ''Tiny is not wild, he is domestic.'' # Related to a household. #: ''He does his domestic chores.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''kept by humans'') [[tame]], [[home-bred]], [[docile]] *(''related to a household'') [[mundane]], [[daily]], [[everyday]] ===Antonyms=== *(''kept by humans'') [[wild]], [[untamed]], [[undomestic]] *(''related to a household'') [[unusual]], [[out of the ordinary]], [[extraordinary]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[domesticated]] *[[domestication]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[domicile]] *[[pet]] [[en:domestic]] 7446 2006-07-19T01:35:45Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: fr, hu, id, io, it, vi, zh ==Adjective== {{adjective|domestic|more domestic|most domestic}} {{wikipedia}} [[Image:Cat03.jpg|thumb|A cat is a domestic animal.]] # Kept by [[human]]s; [[tame]]; applied to animals. #: ''Tiny is not wild, he is domestic.'' # Related to a household. #: ''He does his domestic chores.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''kept by humans'') [[tame]], [[home-bred]], [[docile]] *(''related to a household'') [[mundane]], [[daily]], [[everyday]] ===Antonyms=== *(''kept by humans'') [[wild]], [[untamed]], [[undomestic]] *(''related to a household'') [[unusual]], [[out of the ordinary]], [[extraordinary]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[domesticated]] *[[domestication]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[domicile]] *[[pet]] [[en:domestic]] [[fr:domestic]] [[io:domestic]] [[id:domestic]] [[it:domestic]] [[hu:domestic]] [[vi:domestic]] [[zh:domestic]] 11308 2006-10-18T16:35:41Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:domestic]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|domestic|more domestic|most domestic}} {{wikipedia}} [[Image:Cat03.jpg|thumb|A cat is a domestic animal.]] # Kept by [[human]]s; [[tame]]; applied to animals. #: ''Tiny is not wild, he is domestic.'' # Related to a household. #: ''He does his domestic chores.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''kept by humans'') [[tame]], [[home-bred]], [[docile]] *(''related to a household'') [[mundane]], [[daily]], [[everyday]] ===Antonyms=== *(''kept by humans'') [[wild]], [[untamed]], [[undomestic]] *(''related to a household'') [[unusual]], [[out of the ordinary]], [[extraordinary]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[domesticated]] *[[domestication]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[domicile]] *[[pet]] [[en:domestic]] [[fr:domestic]] [[io:domestic]] [[id:domestic]] [[it:domestic]] [[hu:domestic]] [[ru:domestic]] [[vi:domestic]] [[zh:domestic]] 11913 2006-11-09T16:24:24Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ja:domestic]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|domestic|more domestic|most domestic}} {{wikipedia}} [[Image:Cat03.jpg|thumb|A cat is a domestic animal.]] # Kept by [[human]]s; [[tame]]; applied to animals. #: ''Tiny is not wild, he is domestic.'' # Related to a household. #: ''He does his domestic chores.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''kept by humans'') [[tame]], [[home-bred]], [[docile]] *(''related to a household'') [[mundane]], [[daily]], [[everyday]] ===Antonyms=== *(''kept by humans'') [[wild]], [[untamed]], [[undomestic]] *(''related to a household'') [[unusual]], [[out of the ordinary]], [[extraordinary]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[domesticated]] *[[domestication]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[domicile]] *[[pet]] [[en:domestic]] [[fr:domestic]] [[io:domestic]] [[id:domestic]] [[it:domestic]] [[hu:domestic]] [[ja:domestic]] [[ru:domestic]] [[vi:domestic]] [[zh:domestic]] 12455 2006-11-17T00:01:14Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|domestic|more domestic|most domestic}} {{wikipedia}} [[Image:Cat03.jpg|thumb|A cat is a domestic animal.]] # Kept by [[human]]s; [[tame]]; applied to animals. #: ''Tiny is not wild, he is domestic.'' # Related to a household. #: ''He does his domestic chores.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''kept by humans'') [[tame]], [[home-bred]], [[docile]] *(''related to a household'') [[mundane]], [[daily]], [[everyday]] ===Antonyms=== *(''kept by humans'') [[wild]], [[untamed]], [[undomestic]] *(''related to a household'') [[unusual]], [[out of the ordinary]], [[extraordinary]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[domesticated]] *[[domestication]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[domicile]] *[[pet]] [[en:domestic]] [[fr:domestic]] [[io:domestic]] [[id:domestic]] [[it:domestic]] [[hu:domestic]] [[ja:domestic]] [[ru:domestic]] [[vi:domestic]] [[zh:domestic]] 12456 2006-11-17T00:02:07Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|domestic|more domestic|most domestic}} {{wikipedia}} [[Image:Cat03.jpg|thumb|A cat is a '''domestic''' animal.]] # Kept by [[human]]s; [[tame]]; applied to animals. #: ''Tiny is not wild, he is domestic.'' # Related to a household. #: ''He does his '''domestic''' chores.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''kept by humans'') [[tame]], [[home-bred]], [[docile]] *(''related to a household'') [[mundane]], [[daily]], [[everyday]] ===Antonyms=== *(''kept by humans'') [[wild]], [[untamed]], [[undomestic]] *(''related to a household'') [[unusual]], [[out of the ordinary]], [[extraordinary]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[domesticated]] *[[domestication]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[domicile]] *[[pet]] [[en:domestic]] [[fr:domestic]] [[io:domestic]] [[id:domestic]] [[it:domestic]] [[hu:domestic]] [[ja:domestic]] [[ru:domestic]] [[vi:domestic]] [[zh:domestic]] 12457 2006-11-17T00:02:23Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|domestic|more domestic|most domestic}} {{wikipedia}} [[Image:Cat03.jpg|thumb|A cat is a '''domestic''' animal.]] # Kept by [[human]]s; [[tame]]; applied to animals. #: ''Tiny is not wild, he is '''domestic'''.'' # Related to a household. #: ''He does his '''domestic''' chores.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''kept by humans'') [[tame]], [[home-bred]], [[docile]] *(''related to a household'') [[mundane]], [[daily]], [[everyday]] ===Antonyms=== *(''kept by humans'') [[wild]], [[untamed]], [[undomestic]] *(''related to a household'') [[unusual]], [[out of the ordinary]], [[extraordinary]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[domesticated]] *[[domestication]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[domicile]] *[[pet]] [[en:domestic]] [[fr:domestic]] [[io:domestic]] [[id:domestic]] [[it:domestic]] [[hu:domestic]] [[ja:domestic]] [[ru:domestic]] [[vi:domestic]] [[zh:domestic]] 2413 6015 2006-03-14T21:30:31Z H2g2bob 43 Hello, I removed "highly conductive" from the definition - this is because this isn't very simple english. Also, conductivity might be more of an more of an encyclopedic property. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 21:30, 14 March 2006 (UTC) 2414 6022 2006-03-16T00:57:11Z H2g2bob 43 WotD Image Template {| style="float: left; margin-right: 30px; margin-left: 5px" cellpadding="5px" |[[{{{1}}}|100px]] |} 6024 2006-03-16T01:00:11Z H2g2bob 43 {| style="float: left; margin-right: 30px; margin-left: 5px" cellpadding="5px" |[[Image:{{{1}}}|100px]] |} 6028 2006-03-16T01:09:00Z H2g2bob 43 {| style="float: left; margin-right: 30px; margin-left: 5px" cellpadding="5px" |[[{{{1}}}|100px]] |} 6029 2006-03-16T01:15:57Z H2g2bob 43 Moved pic to right hand side {| style="float: right; margin-right: 5px" cellpadding="5px" |[[{{{1}}}|100px]] |} 6063 2006-03-20T02:57:32Z H2g2bob 43 <div style="float: right; margin-right: 5px; padding: 5px; bgcolor: white"> [[{{{1}}}|100px]] </div> 2415 6030 2006-03-16T01:16:22Z H2g2bob 43 #redirect [[key]] 2416 6032 2006-03-17T15:10:31Z Cromwellt 61 comments on atheism I suppose it is debatable if atheism could be called a religion. I consider it more like a lack of religion, but I suppose it is a major belief of the world that falls under the category of religion anyway, so I don't oppose adding it here, I guess. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 15:10, 17 March 2006 (UTC) 2417 6038 2006-03-17T16:23:30Z Cromwellt 61 This article is incorrect This is not correct. What is defined here is an irregular plural, not a mass noun. [[sheep|Sheep]] is an irregular plural, because the plural is the same as the singular, like [[fish]]. But a mass noun is another word for a [[non-count noun]], meaning that it is used for things you cannot count, like [[sugar]] (you count grains of sugar, lumps of sugar, cubes of sugar, or barrels of sugar, not "sugars"), [[milk]] (you count glasses or gallons or containers of milk, not "milks"), [[honey]], etc. To describe their quantity, these things usually use another (count) noun to describe them (like "a glass of milk," "a bottle of water," "a set of silverware," or "two jars of syrup") or an adjective or adjective phrase like "some" or "a little." There should also be a section on the [[noun]] page explaining irregular plurals, but we should confuse the two. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 16:23, 17 March 2006 (UTC) 6046 2006-03-17T17:33:00Z Cromwellt 61 let's make a template for these This is not correct. What is defined here is an irregular plural, not a mass noun. [[sheep|Sheep]] is an irregular plural, because the plural is the same as the singular, like [[fish]]. But a mass noun is another word for a [[non-count noun]], meaning that it is used for things you cannot count, like [[sugar]] (you count grains of sugar, lumps of sugar, cubes of sugar, or barrels of sugar, not "sugars"), [[milk]] (you count glasses or gallons or containers of milk, not "milks"), [[honey]], etc. To describe their quantity, these things usually use another (count) noun to describe them (like "a glass of milk," "a bottle of water," "a set of silverware," or "two jars of syrup") or an adjective or adjective phrase like "some" or "a little." There should also be a section on the [[noun]] page explaining irregular plurals, but we should confuse the two. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 16:23, 17 March 2006 (UTC) :Don't feel bad, H2g2bob, this is an easy mistake to make. I don't know if we should call count nouns and collective nouns antonyms or just put them in the see also section, since they are not precisely opposites (they are not synonyms of each other). With words like [[hard]], [[soft]] and [[easy]] are definitely antonyms, just of different definitions. But there is only one definition here, and they can't both be opposites of it, since opposite is a boolean word (either "yes" or "no"). I guess I answered my own question: even though I would like the reader to know how these are related to mass nouns, calling them antonyms is not the way to do it, since it is technically not true. So they would go into the See also section. But maybe a better solution would be to make a list of types of nouns and put it on these pages. I think a [[template:nountypes template is what we really need. That way the reader understands that these are related, and how they are related, but doesn't think they are antonyms (and therefore synonyms of each other). I ''guess'' we could make a related words section that lists them, or even a "types of nouns" list instead of a template, but I like the template idea much better than the other two, because it solves all the problems at a whack, and looks nice, too. Plus we can include other types, like [[proper noun]]s versus [[common noun]]s. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:32, 17 March 2006 (UTC) 6047 2006-03-17T17:35:06Z Cromwellt 61 let's make a template for these This is not correct. What is defined here is an irregular plural, not a mass noun. [[sheep|Sheep]] is an irregular plural, because the plural is the same as the singular, like [[fish]]. But a mass noun is another word for a [[non-count noun]], meaning that it is used for things you cannot count, like [[sugar]] (you count grains of sugar, lumps of sugar, cubes of sugar, or barrels of sugar, not "sugars"), [[milk]] (you count glasses or gallons or containers of milk, not "milks"), [[honey]], etc. To describe their quantity, these things usually use another (count) noun to describe them (like "a glass of milk," "a bottle of water," "a set of silverware," or "two jars of syrup") or an adjective or adjective phrase like "some" or "a little." There should also be a section on the [[noun]] page explaining irregular plurals, but we should confuse the two. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 16:23, 17 March 2006 (UTC) :Don't feel bad, H2g2bob, this is an easy mistake to make. I don't know if we should call count nouns and collective nouns antonyms or just put them in the see also section, since they are not precisely opposites (they are not synonyms of each other). With words like [[hard]], [[soft]] and [[easy]] are definitely antonyms, just of different definitions. But there is only one definition here, and they can't both be opposites of it, since opposite and antonym are boolean words (either "yes" or "no"). I guess I answered my own question: even though I would like the reader to know how these are related to mass nouns, calling them antonyms is not the way to do it, since it is technically not true. So they would go into the See also section. But maybe a better solution would be to make a list of types of nouns and put it on these pages. I think a [[template:nountypes|noun types]] template is what we really need. That way the reader understands that these are related, and how they are related, but doesn't think they are antonyms (and therefore synonyms of each other). I ''guess'' we could make a related words section that lists them, or even a "types of nouns" list instead of a template, but I like the template idea much better than the other two, because it solves all the problems at a whack, and looks nice, too. Plus we can include other types, like [[proper noun]]s versus [[common noun]]s. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:34, 17 March 2006 (UTC) 6056 2006-03-17T22:52:51Z H2g2bob 43 This is not correct. What is defined here is an irregular plural, not a mass noun. [[sheep|Sheep]] is an irregular plural, because the plural is the same as the singular, like [[fish]]. But a mass noun is another word for a [[non-count noun]], meaning that it is used for things you cannot count, like [[sugar]] (you count grains of sugar, lumps of sugar, cubes of sugar, or barrels of sugar, not "sugars"), [[milk]] (you count glasses or gallons or containers of milk, not "milks"), [[honey]], etc. To describe their quantity, these things usually use another (count) noun to describe them (like "a glass of milk," "a bottle of water," "a set of silverware," or "two jars of syrup") or an adjective or adjective phrase like "some" or "a little." There should also be a section on the [[noun]] page explaining irregular plurals, but we should confuse the two. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 16:23, 17 March 2006 (UTC) :Don't feel bad, H2g2bob, this is an easy mistake to make. I don't know if we should call count nouns and collective nouns antonyms or just put them in the see also section, since they are not precisely opposites (they are not synonyms of each other). With words like [[hard]], [[soft]] and [[easy]] are definitely antonyms, just of different definitions. But there is only one definition here, and they can't both be opposites of it, since opposite and antonym are boolean words (either "yes" or "no"). I guess I answered my own question: even though I would like the reader to know how these are related to mass nouns, calling them antonyms is not the way to do it, since it is technically not true. So they would go into the See also section. But maybe a better solution would be to make a list of types of nouns and put it on these pages. I think a [[template:nountypes|noun types]] template is what we really need. That way the reader understands that these are related, and how they are related, but doesn't think they are antonyms (and therefore synonyms of each other). I ''guess'' we could make a related words section that lists them, or even a "types of nouns" list instead of a template, but I like the template idea much better than the other two, because it solves all the problems at a whack, and looks nice, too. Plus we can include other types, like [[proper noun]]s versus [[common noun]]s. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:34, 17 March 2006 (UTC) :::Hi Cromwellt. I'd always believed words like sheep are mass nouns, and so didn't bother to double check that this was correct. However what you said makes a lot of sense (if only my English teachers actually taught me stuff like that - I think I learnt most about English grammer when I was learning some German :-) Anyway, I'll return your words to you - don't feel bad - I'm very glad you corrected this! I suppose you can have "a sheep" and "some sheep", but can only have "some dirt" ("a dirt" makes no sense). So thanks for correcting it! --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 22:52, 17 March 2006 (UTC) 6057 2006-03-18T00:32:57Z Cromwellt 61 fixing my own grammar This is not correct. What is defined here is an irregular plural, not a mass noun. [[sheep|Sheep]] is an irregular plural, because the plural is the same as the singular, like [[fish]]. But a mass noun is another word for a [[non-count noun]], meaning that it is used for things you cannot count, like [[sugar]] (you count grains of sugar, lumps of sugar, cubes of sugar, or barrels of sugar, not "sugars"), [[milk]] (you count glasses or gallons or containers of milk, not "milks"), [[honey]], etc. To describe their quantity, these things usually use another (count) noun to describe them (like "a glass of milk," "a bottle of water," "a set of silverware," or "two jars of syrup") or an adjective or adjective phrase like "some" or "a little." There should also be a section on the [[noun]] page explaining irregular plurals, but we should not confuse the two. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 16:23, 17 March 2006 (UTC) :Don't feel bad, H2g2bob, this is an easy mistake to make. I don't know if we should call count nouns and collective nouns antonyms or just put them in the see also section, since they are not precisely opposites (they are not synonyms of each other). With words like [[hard]], [[soft]] and [[easy]] are definitely antonyms, just of different definitions. But there is only one definition here, and they can't both be opposites of it, since opposite and antonym are boolean words (either "yes" or "no"). I guess I answered my own question: even though I would like the reader to know how these are related to mass nouns, calling them antonyms is not the way to do it, since it is technically not true. So they would go into the See also section. But maybe a better solution would be to make a list of types of nouns and put it on these pages. I think a [[template:nountypes|noun types]] template is what we really need. That way the reader understands that these are related, and how they are related, but doesn't think they are antonyms (and therefore synonyms of each other). I ''guess'' we could make a related words section that lists them, or even a "types of nouns" list instead of a template, but I like the template idea much better than the other two, because it solves all the problems at a whack, and looks nice, too. Plus we can include other types, like [[proper noun]]s versus [[common noun]]s. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:34, 17 March 2006 (UTC) :::Hi Cromwellt. I'd always believed words like sheep are mass nouns, and so didn't bother to double check that this was correct. However what you said makes a lot of sense (if only my English teachers actually taught me stuff like that - I think I learnt most about English grammer when I was learning some German :-) Anyway, I'll return your words to you - don't feel bad - I'm very glad you corrected this! I suppose you can have "a sheep" and "some sheep", but can only have "some dirt" ("a dirt" makes no sense). So thanks for correcting it! --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 22:52, 17 March 2006 (UTC) 6058 2006-03-18T00:43:16Z Cromwellt 61 You got it, other comments This is not correct. What is defined here is an irregular plural, not a mass noun. [[sheep|Sheep]] is an irregular plural, because the plural is the same as the singular, like [[fish]]. But a mass noun is another word for a [[non-count noun]], meaning that it is used for things you cannot count, like [[sugar]] (you count grains of sugar, lumps of sugar, cubes of sugar, or barrels of sugar, not "sugars"), [[milk]] (you count glasses or gallons or containers of milk, not "milks"), [[honey]], etc. To describe their quantity, these things usually use another (count) noun to describe them (like "a glass of milk," "a bottle of water," "a set of silverware," or "two jars of syrup") or an adjective or adjective phrase like "some" or "a little." There should also be a section on the [[noun]] page explaining irregular plurals, but we should not confuse the two. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 16:23, 17 March 2006 (UTC) :Don't feel bad, H2g2bob, this is an easy mistake to make. I don't know if we should call count nouns and collective nouns antonyms or just put them in the see also section, since they are not precisely opposites (they are not synonyms of each other). With words like [[hard]], [[soft]] and [[easy]] are definitely antonyms, just of different definitions. But there is only one definition here, and they can't both be opposites of it, since opposite and antonym are boolean words (either "yes" or "no"). I guess I answered my own question: even though I would like the reader to know how these are related to mass nouns, calling them antonyms is not the way to do it, since it is technically not true. So they would go into the See also section. But maybe a better solution would be to make a list of types of nouns and put it on these pages. I think a [[template:nountypes|noun types]] template is what we really need. That way the reader understands that these are related, and how they are related, but doesn't think they are antonyms (and therefore synonyms of each other). I ''guess'' we could make a related words section that lists them, or even a "types of nouns" list instead of a template, but I like the template idea much better than the other two, because it solves all the problems at a whack, and looks nice, too. Plus we can include other types, like [[proper noun]]s versus [[common noun]]s. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 17:34, 17 March 2006 (UTC) :::Hi Cromwellt. I'd always believed words like sheep are mass nouns, and so didn't bother to double check that this was correct. However what you said makes a lot of sense (if only my English teachers actually taught me stuff like that - I think I learnt most about English grammer when I was learning some German :-) Anyway, I'll return your words to you - don't feel bad - I'm very glad you corrected this! I suppose you can have "a sheep" and "some sheep", but can only have "some dirt" ("a dirt" makes no sense). So thanks for correcting it! --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 22:52, 17 March 2006 (UTC) ::::It is obvious by your example ("some dirt" versus "a dirt") that you now understand the difference very well. If you have any other English questions or wonder if something is right, feel free to ask. While it is possible I may not know the answer, I have a pretty good grasp of the English language generally, and when I really don't know, I can always look things up. I have discovered that most people who speak English do not know English. What I mean is, they generally know when something is stated correctly or incorrectly, but they have no idea why it is or isn't correct. They don't know the rules behind the language. Most people who know English very well learn it while learning other languages, I think. (This also means that most English grammarians know at least a little of another language, in my estimate.) While English has always come easily to me (I am currently an English teacher), I learned many of the rules I never fully understood in high school when I took Spanish (in high school), Biblical Hebrew (in college), and Biblical Greek (in college). As I'm currently teaching in southern Mexico and constantly improving my Spanish, I'm still learning more about English. Language is a wonderful and terrible thing. :) --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 00:43, 18 March 2006 (UTC) 2418 6043 2006-03-17T17:20:25Z Cromwellt 61 created wotd entry <big>'''desire'''</big> <small>noun</small> # A [[wish]], a feeling of [[want]]. #: ''She has a desire to win.'' # A [[thing]] or [[person]] that someone wants. #: ''Love is my desire.'' <small>verb</small> # To wish for something, to want something. #: ''I desire your company.'' <small>[[desire|Read full entry]]</small> 2419 6044 2006-03-17T17:20:37Z Cromwellt 61 created article, added as wotd {{wotd|2006|04|04}} ==Noun== {{noun|desire|desires}} # A wish, a feeling of want. #: ''She has a desire to win.'' # A thing that someone wants. #: ''Love is my desire.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''wish'') [[wish]], [[want]] *(''thing that is wanted'') [[object of desire]], [[aspiration]] ==Verb== {{verb|desire|desires|desired|desiring}} # To wish for something, to want something. #: ''I desire your company.'' ===Derived words and phrase=== *[[desirous]] *[[desirable]] ===See also=== *[[need]] 7451 2006-07-19T01:40:05Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ang, en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, ta, zh {{wotd|2006|04|04}} ==Noun== {{noun|desire|desires}} # A wish, a feeling of want. #: ''She has a desire to win.'' # A thing that someone wants. #: ''Love is my desire.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''wish'') [[wish]], [[want]] *(''thing that is wanted'') [[object of desire]], [[aspiration]] ==Verb== {{verb|desire|desires|desired|desiring}} # To wish for something, to want something. #: ''I desire your company.'' ===Derived words and phrase=== *[[desirous]] *[[desirable]] ===See also=== *[[need]] [[ang:desire]] [[en:desire]] [[fr:desire]] [[io:desire]] [[it:desire]] [[hu:desire]] [[ja:desire]] [[fi:desire]] [[ta:desire]] [[zh:desire]] 8930 2006-08-21T21:12:31Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: uk {{wotd|2006|04|04}} ==Noun== {{noun|desire|desires}} # A wish, a feeling of want. #: ''She has a desire to win.'' # A thing that someone wants. #: ''Love is my desire.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''wish'') [[wish]], [[want]] *(''thing that is wanted'') [[object of desire]], [[aspiration]] ==Verb== {{verb|desire|desires|desired|desiring}} # To wish for something, to want something. #: ''I desire your company.'' ===Derived words and phrase=== *[[desirous]] *[[desirable]] ===See also=== *[[need]] [[ang:desire]] [[en:desire]] [[fr:desire]] [[io:desire]] [[it:desire]] [[hu:desire]] [[ja:desire]] [[fi:desire]] [[ta:desire]] [[uk:desire]] [[zh:desire]] 9556 2006-09-10T12:08:55Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi {{wotd|2006|04|04}} ==Noun== {{noun|desire|desires}} # A wish, a feeling of want. #: ''She has a desire to win.'' # A thing that someone wants. #: ''Love is my desire.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''wish'') [[wish]], [[want]] *(''thing that is wanted'') [[object of desire]], [[aspiration]] ==Verb== {{verb|desire|desires|desired|desiring}} # To wish for something, to want something. #: ''I desire your company.'' ===Derived words and phrase=== *[[desirous]] *[[desirable]] ===See also=== *[[need]] [[ang:desire]] [[en:desire]] [[fr:desire]] [[io:desire]] [[it:desire]] [[hu:desire]] [[ja:desire]] [[fi:desire]] [[ta:desire]] [[vi:desire]] [[uk:desire]] [[zh:desire]] 10042 2006-09-24T12:47:45Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[fa:desire]] {{wotd|2006|04|04}} ==Noun== {{noun|desire|desires}} # A wish, a feeling of want. #: ''She has a desire to win.'' # A thing that someone wants. #: ''Love is my desire.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''wish'') [[wish]], [[want]] *(''thing that is wanted'') [[object of desire]], [[aspiration]] ==Verb== {{verb|desire|desires|desired|desiring}} # To wish for something, to want something. #: ''I desire your company.'' ===Derived words and phrase=== *[[desirous]] *[[desirable]] ===See also=== *[[need]] [[ang:desire]] [[en:desire]] [[fa:desire]] [[fr:desire]] [[io:desire]] [[it:desire]] [[hu:desire]] [[ja:desire]] [[fi:desire]] [[ta:desire]] [[vi:desire]] [[uk:desire]] [[zh:desire]] 10881 2006-10-12T13:42:40Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:desire]] {{wotd|2006|04|04}} ==Noun== {{noun|desire|desires}} # A wish, a feeling of want. #: ''She has a desire to win.'' # A thing that someone wants. #: ''Love is my desire.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''wish'') [[wish]], [[want]] *(''thing that is wanted'') [[object of desire]], [[aspiration]] ==Verb== {{verb|desire|desires|desired|desiring}} # To wish for something, to want something. #: ''I desire your company.'' ===Derived words and phrase=== *[[desirous]] *[[desirable]] ===See also=== *[[need]] [[ang:desire]] [[en:desire]] [[fa:desire]] [[fr:desire]] [[io:desire]] [[it:desire]] [[kk:desire]] [[hu:desire]] [[ja:desire]] [[fi:desire]] [[ta:desire]] [[vi:desire]] [[uk:desire]] [[zh:desire]] 11290 2006-10-18T12:22:06Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:desire]] {{wotd|2006|04|04}} ==Noun== {{noun|desire|desires}} # A wish, a feeling of want. #: ''She has a desire to win.'' # A thing that someone wants. #: ''Love is my desire.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''wish'') [[wish]], [[want]] *(''thing that is wanted'') [[object of desire]], [[aspiration]] ==Verb== {{verb|desire|desires|desired|desiring}} # To wish for something, to want something. #: ''I desire your company.'' ===Derived words and phrase=== *[[desirous]] *[[desirable]] ===See also=== *[[need]] [[ang:desire]] [[en:desire]] [[fa:desire]] [[fr:desire]] [[io:desire]] [[it:desire]] [[kk:desire]] [[hu:desire]] [[ja:desire]] [[ru:desire]] [[fi:desire]] [[ta:desire]] [[vi:desire]] [[uk:desire]] [[zh:desire]] 14214 2006-12-21T16:43:07Z Brett 77 {{wotd|2006|04|04}} ==Noun== {{noun|desire|desires}} # A wish, a feeling of want. #: ''She has a '''desire''' to win.'' # A thing that someone wants. #: ''Love is my '''desire'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''wish'') [[wish]], [[want]] *(''thing that is wanted'') [[object of desire]], [[aspiration]] ==Verb== {{verb|desire|desires|desired|desiring}} # To wish for something, to want something. #: ''I '''desire''' your company.'' ===Derived words and phrase=== *[[desirous]] *[[desirable]] ===See also=== *[[need]] [[ang:desire]] [[en:desire]] [[fa:desire]] [[fr:desire]] [[io:desire]] [[it:desire]] [[kk:desire]] [[hu:desire]] [[ja:desire]] [[ru:desire]] [[fi:desire]] [[ta:desire]] [[vi:desire]] [[uk:desire]] [[zh:desire]] 14220 2006-12-21T17:45:14Z Brett 77 /* Verb */ {{wotd|2006|04|04}} ==Noun== {{noun|desire|desires}} # A wish, a feeling of want. #: ''She has a '''desire''' to win.'' # A thing that someone wants. #: ''Love is my '''desire'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''wish'') [[wish]], [[want]] *(''thing that is wanted'') [[object of desire]], [[aspiration]] ==Verb== {{verb|desire|desires|desired|desiring}} # (''formal'') To wish for something, to want something. #: ''I '''desire''' your company.'' ===Derived words and phrase=== *[[desirous]] *[[desirable]] ===See also=== *[[need]] [[ang:desire]] [[en:desire]] [[fa:desire]] [[fr:desire]] [[io:desire]] [[it:desire]] [[kk:desire]] [[hu:desire]] [[ja:desire]] [[ru:desire]] [[fi:desire]] [[ta:desire]] [[vi:desire]] [[uk:desire]] [[zh:desire]] 2420 6048 2006-03-17T17:38:30Z Cromwellt 61 created template <br clear=all /> {| style="margin:0 auto;" align=center width="25%" class="toccolours" |align=center style="background:#ccccff"| '''[[type|Type]]s of [[noun|Noun]]s''' <small>([[:Template:nountypes|edit]])</small> |- |align=center| [[common noun]] - [[proper noun]] <br /> [[concrete noun]] - [[abstract noun]] <br /> [[count noun]] - [[mass noun]] - [[collective noun]] <br /> [[singular noun]] - [[plural noun]] <br /> [[possessive noun]] |} 2421 6049 2006-03-17T18:02:52Z Cromwellt 61 I will make a new template to fix this I much prefer having two empty brackets in the [[Template:adjective|adjective]] template rather than <nowiki>[[[[{{2}}]]]]</nowiki> there, but I'm making an [[Template:adjectivenoncomp|adjectivenoncomp]] template (for non-comparative or non-comparable adjectives) anyway, so this will be fixed. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:02, 17 March 2006 (UTC) 6099 2006-03-22T22:45:00Z Cromwellt 61 comment I much prefer having two empty brackets in the [[Template:adjective|adjective]] template rather than <nowiki>[[[[{{2}}]]]]</nowiki> there, but I'm making a "adjectivenoncomp" template (for non-comparative or non-comparable adjectives) anyway, so this will be fixed. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:02, 17 March 2006 (UTC) :I made it, but later decided that making a [[Template:adjective2]] was faster and easier, and replaced both the above template (now deleted) and Template:adjective only (also deleted). --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 22:45, 22 March 2006 (UTC) 10361 2006-10-04T21:36:59Z Cromwellt 61 will delete adjective2 I much prefer having two empty brackets in the [[Template:adjective|adjective]] template rather than <nowiki>[[[[{{2}}]]]]</nowiki> there, but I'm making a "adjectivenoncomp" template (for non-comparative or non-comparable adjectives) anyway, so this will be fixed. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 18:02, 17 March 2006 (UTC) :I made it, but later decided that making a [[Template:adjective2]] was faster and easier, and replaced both the above template (now deleted) and Template:adjective only (also deleted). --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 22:45, 22 March 2006 (UTC) ::The adjective template now does all the things that adjective2 did. Therefore, a delete is in order. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 21:36, 4 October 2006 (UTC) 2423 6052 2006-03-17T19:57:10Z 198.97.51.249 a word that links two alternatives 6053 2006-03-17T19:59:22Z 198.97.51.249 a word used to link two alternative choices ''Would you like tea or coffee?'' 6054 2006-03-17T20:01:05Z 198.97.51.249 a word used to link two alternative choices ''Would you like tea '''or''' coffee?'' 6055 2006-03-17T20:02:23Z 198.97.51.249 a word used to link two alternative choices ''Would you like [[tea]] '''or''' [[coffee]]?'' 7646 2006-07-19T08:53:15Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, de, el, en, et, fi, fr, hu, id, io, it, ja, ko, la, nl, no, pl, pt, ru, sv a word used to link two alternative choices ''Would you like [[tea]] '''or''' [[coffee]]?'' [[ar:or]] [[de:or]] [[et:or]] [[el:or]] [[en:or]] [[fr:or]] [[ko:or]] [[io:or]] [[id:or]] [[it:or]] [[la:or]] [[hu:or]] [[nl:or]] [[ja:or]] [[no:or]] [[pl:or]] [[pt:or]] [[ru:or]] [[fi:or]] [[sv:or]] 9259 2006-08-23T17:57:43Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ta a word used to link two alternative choices ''Would you like [[tea]] '''or''' [[coffee]]?'' [[ar:or]] [[de:or]] [[et:or]] [[el:or]] [[en:or]] [[fr:or]] [[ko:or]] [[io:or]] [[id:or]] [[it:or]] [[la:or]] [[hu:or]] [[nl:or]] [[ja:or]] [[no:or]] [[pl:or]] [[pt:or]] [[ru:or]] [[fi:or]] [[sv:or]] [[ta:or]] 9730 2006-09-10T14:08:28Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: zh-min-nan a word used to link two alternative choices ''Would you like [[tea]] '''or''' [[coffee]]?'' [[ar:or]] [[zh-min-nan:or]] [[de:or]] [[et:or]] [[el:or]] [[en:or]] [[fr:or]] [[ko:or]] [[io:or]] [[id:or]] [[it:or]] [[la:or]] [[hu:or]] [[nl:or]] [[ja:or]] [[no:or]] [[pl:or]] [[pt:or]] [[ru:or]] [[fi:or]] [[sv:or]] [[ta:or]] 10552 2006-10-08T22:01:05Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[uk:or]] a word used to link two alternative choices ''Would you like [[tea]] '''or''' [[coffee]]?'' [[ar:or]] [[zh-min-nan:or]] [[de:or]] [[et:or]] [[el:or]] [[en:or]] [[fr:or]] [[ko:or]] [[io:or]] [[id:or]] [[it:or]] [[la:or]] [[hu:or]] [[nl:or]] [[ja:or]] [[no:or]] [[pl:or]] [[pt:or]] [[ru:or]] [[fi:or]] [[sv:or]] [[ta:or]] [[uk:or]] 11617 2006-10-29T20:33:25Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ku:or]] a word used to link two alternative choices ''Would you like [[tea]] '''or''' [[coffee]]?'' [[ar:or]] [[zh-min-nan:or]] [[de:or]] [[et:or]] [[el:or]] [[en:or]] [[fr:or]] [[ko:or]] [[io:or]] [[id:or]] [[it:or]] [[ku:or]] [[la:or]] [[hu:or]] [[nl:or]] [[ja:or]] [[no:or]] [[pl:or]] [[pt:or]] [[ru:or]] [[fi:or]] [[sv:or]] [[ta:or]] [[uk:or]] 12223 2006-11-12T17:45:20Z Brett 77 reformat {{conjunction}} {{coordinator}} a word used to link two alternative choices ''Would you like [[tea]] '''or''' [[coffee]]?'' [[ar:or]] [[zh-min-nan:or]] [[de:or]] [[et:or]] [[el:or]] [[en:or]] [[fr:or]] [[ko:or]] [[io:or]] [[id:or]] [[it:or]] [[ku:or]] [[la:or]] [[hu:or]] [[nl:or]] [[ja:or]] [[no:or]] [[pl:or]] [[pt:or]] [[ru:or]] [[fi:or]] [[sv:or]] [[ta:or]] [[uk:or]] 12224 2006-11-12T17:45:48Z Brett 77 {{conjunction}} {{coordinator}} # a word used to link two alternative choices #: ''Would you like [[tea]] '''or''' [[coffee]]?'' [[ar:or]] [[zh-min-nan:or]] [[de:or]] [[et:or]] [[el:or]] [[en:or]] [[fr:or]] [[ko:or]] [[io:or]] [[id:or]] [[it:or]] [[ku:or]] [[la:or]] [[hu:or]] [[nl:or]] [[ja:or]] [[no:or]] [[pl:or]] [[pt:or]] [[ru:or]] [[fi:or]] [[sv:or]] [[ta:or]] [[uk:or]] 2424 6068 2006-03-21T23:02:49Z Cromwellt 61 created shortcut (using redir, not sure if that is the right way) #REDIRECT [[Basic English alphabetical wordlist]] 6069 2006-03-21T23:03:35Z Cromwellt 61 fixed redir #REDIRECT [[Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist]] 2425 6070 2006-03-21T23:07:07Z Cromwellt 61 created template, was going to call shortcut, decided that wastes server power, call directly :''This word is part of the [[Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist|BE850]].'' 6072 2006-03-21T23:13:08Z Cromwellt 61 removed indent ''This word is part of the [[Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist|BE850]].'' 11144 2006-10-16T21:27:58Z PullToOpen 119 category ''This word is part of the [[Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist|BE850]].'' [[Category:BE850 Words]] 12343 2006-11-16T12:12:52Z Brett 77 formatting '''''{{PAGENAME}}''' is part of the [[Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist|BE850]].'' [[Category:BE850 Words]] 13337 2006-12-05T05:57:52Z Coppertwig 139 changing template to Basic English '''''{{PAGENAME}}''' is part of the [[Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist|Basic English 850]].'' [[Category:BE850 Words]] 2426 6071 2006-03-21T23:10:17Z Cromwellt 61 created adverb template {| border=0 width=100% |- |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=100%| Adverb<br> '''{{{1|{{PAGENAME}}}}}''' [[Category:Adverbs]] |} 7944 2006-07-22T19:40:48Z Brett 77 [[Category:Adverbs]] 2427 6073 2006-03-21T23:15:05Z Cromwellt 61 created page, wotd {{BE850}} {{wotd|2006|04|05}} ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # Once more. #: ''They asked again.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[once more]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[repeat]] *[[from the beginning]] *[[start over]] *[[renew]] [[en:again]] 7162 2006-07-11T02:06:17Z Kappa 92 #: ''They didn't understand the answer, so they asked again.'' {{BE850}} {{wotd|2006|04|05}} ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # Once more. #: ''They didn't understand the answer, so they asked again.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[once more]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[repeat]] *[[from the beginning]] *[[start over]] *[[renew]] [[en:again]] 7325 2006-07-18T20:20:56Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, el, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, ko, pt, ta, uk, zh {{BE850}} {{wotd|2006|04|05}} ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # Once more. #: ''They didn't understand the answer, so they asked again.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[once more]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[repeat]] *[[from the beginning]] *[[start over]] *[[renew]] [[de:again]] [[el:again]] [[en:again]] [[fr:again]] [[ko:again]] [[io:again]] [[it:again]] [[hu:again]] [[ja:again]] [[pt:again]] [[fi:again]] [[ta:again]] [[uk:again]] [[zh:again]] 8080 2006-07-25T02:07:24Z Brett 77 /* Adverb */ {{BE850}} {{wotd|2006|04|05}} ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # Once more. #: ''They didn't understand the answer, so they asked '''again'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[once more]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[repeat]] *[[from the beginning]] *[[start over]] *[[renew]] [[de:again]] [[el:again]] [[en:again]] [[fr:again]] [[ko:again]] [[io:again]] [[it:again]] [[hu:again]] [[ja:again]] [[pt:again]] [[fi:again]] [[ta:again]] [[uk:again]] [[zh:again]] 8782 2006-08-21T17:04:48Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy {{BE850}} {{wotd|2006|04|05}} ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # Once more. #: ''They didn't understand the answer, so they asked '''again'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[once more]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[repeat]] *[[from the beginning]] *[[start over]] *[[renew]] [[de:again]] [[el:again]] [[en:again]] [[fr:again]] [[ko:again]] [[hy:again]] [[io:again]] [[it:again]] [[hu:again]] [[ja:again]] [[pt:again]] [[fi:again]] [[ta:again]] [[uk:again]] [[zh:again]] 9415 2006-09-10T10:47:41Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi {{BE850}} {{wotd|2006|04|05}} ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # Once more. #: ''They didn't understand the answer, so they asked '''again'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[once more]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[repeat]] *[[from the beginning]] *[[start over]] *[[renew]] [[de:again]] [[el:again]] [[en:again]] [[fr:again]] [[ko:again]] [[hy:again]] [[io:again]] [[it:again]] [[hu:again]] [[ja:again]] [[pt:again]] [[fi:again]] [[ta:again]] [[vi:again]] [[uk:again]] [[zh:again]] 10903 2006-10-13T04:34:34Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:again]] {{BE850}} {{wotd|2006|04|05}} ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # Once more. #: ''They didn't understand the answer, so they asked '''again'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[once more]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[repeat]] *[[from the beginning]] *[[start over]] *[[renew]] [[de:again]] [[el:again]] [[en:again]] [[fr:again]] [[ko:again]] [[hy:again]] [[io:again]] [[it:again]] [[kk:again]] [[hu:again]] [[ja:again]] [[pt:again]] [[fi:again]] [[ta:again]] [[vi:again]] [[uk:again]] [[zh:again]] 11153 2006-10-16T21:38:14Z PullToOpen 119 {{BE850}} {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|04|05}} ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # Once more. #: ''They didn't understand the answer, so they asked '''again'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[once more]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[repeat]] *[[from the beginning]] *[[start over]] *[[renew]] [[de:again]] [[el:again]] [[en:again]] [[fr:again]] [[ko:again]] [[hy:again]] [[io:again]] [[it:again]] [[kk:again]] [[hu:again]] [[ja:again]] [[pt:again]] [[fi:again]] [[ta:again]] [[vi:again]] [[uk:again]] [[zh:again]] 11847 2006-11-09T15:43:01Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ru:again]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|04|05}} ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # Once more. #: ''They didn't understand the answer, so they asked '''again'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[once more]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[repeat]] *[[from the beginning]] *[[start over]] *[[renew]] [[de:again]] [[el:again]] [[en:again]] [[fr:again]] [[ko:again]] [[hy:again]] [[io:again]] [[it:again]] [[kk:again]] [[hu:again]] [[ja:again]] [[pt:again]] [[ru:again]] [[fi:again]] [[ta:again]] [[vi:again]] [[uk:again]] [[zh:again]] 2428 6074 2006-03-21T23:16:24Z Cromwellt 61 created wotd <big>'''again'''</big> <small>adverb</small> # [[once|Once]] more. #: ''They asked again.'' <small>[[again|Read full entry]]</small> 2429 6076 2006-03-22T00:58:37Z Cromwellt 61 created entry, wotd {{BE850}} {{wotd|2006|04|06}} ==Noun== {{noun|knife|knives}} # A [[tool]] that cuts. #: ''He ate with his knife and fork.'' # A tool with a thin edge. #: ''He worked with a putty knife.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''tool'') [[blade]], [[cutter]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[bowie knife]] *[[jackknife]] *[[knife wound]] *[[pocketknife]] *[[putty knife]] *[[Swiss Army knife]] *[[table knife]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[dagger]] *[[sword]] *[[razorblade]] ==Verb== {{verb|knife|knifes|knifed|knifing}} # To stab (make a hole in) someone with a knife. #: ''The gang knifed him sixteen times.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[stab]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[cut]] *[[kill]] *[[murder]] *[[puncture]] [[category:tools]] [[en:knife]] 6848 2006-06-22T10:53:44Z Cromwellt 61 cat:tools -->Tools {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|04|06}} ==Noun== {{noun|knife|knives}} # A [[tool]] that cuts. #: ''He ate with his knife and fork.'' # A tool with a thin edge. #: ''He worked with a putty knife.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''tool'') [[blade]], [[cutter]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[bowie knife]] *[[jackknife]] *[[knife wound]] *[[pocketknife]] *[[putty knife]] *[[Swiss Army knife]] *[[table knife]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[dagger]] *[[sword]] *[[razorblade]] ==Verb== {{verb|knife|knifes|knifed|knifing}} # To stab (make a hole in) someone with a knife. #: ''The gang knifed him sixteen times.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[stab]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[cut]] *[[kill]] *[[murder]] *[[puncture]] [[category:Tools]] [[en:knife]] 7603 2006-07-19T07:20:55Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ang, el, fi, fr, hu, hy, io, it, ja, ko, pl, ru, sr, sv, ta, zh {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|04|06}} ==Noun== {{noun|knife|knives}} # A [[tool]] that cuts. #: ''He ate with his knife and fork.'' # A tool with a thin edge. #: ''He worked with a putty knife.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''tool'') [[blade]], [[cutter]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[bowie knife]] *[[jackknife]] *[[knife wound]] *[[pocketknife]] *[[putty knife]] *[[Swiss Army knife]] *[[table knife]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[dagger]] *[[sword]] *[[razorblade]] ==Verb== {{verb|knife|knifes|knifed|knifing}} # To stab (make a hole in) someone with a knife. #: ''The gang knifed him sixteen times.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[stab]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[cut]] *[[kill]] *[[murder]] *[[puncture]] [[category:Tools]] [[ang:knife]] [[el:knife]] [[en:knife]] [[fr:knife]] [[ko:knife]] [[hy:knife]] [[io:knife]] [[it:knife]] [[hu:knife]] [[ja:knife]] [[pl:knife]] [[ru:knife]] [[sr:knife]] [[fi:knife]] [[sv:knife]] [[ta:knife]] [[zh:knife]] 7932 2006-07-22T18:47:25Z Brett 77 {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|04|06}} ==Noun== {{noun|knife|knives}} [[Image:Chef%27s_Knife.jpg|thumb|a knife]] # A [[tool]] that cuts. #: ''He ate with his knife and fork.'' # A tool with a thin edge. #: ''He worked with a putty knife.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''tool'') [[blade]], [[cutter]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[bowie knife]] *[[jackknife]] *[[knife wound]] *[[pocketknife]] *[[putty knife]] *[[Swiss Army knife]] *[[table knife]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[dagger]] *[[sword]] *[[razorblade]] ==Verb== {{verb|knife|knifes|knifed|knifing}} # To stab (make a hole in) someone with a knife. #: ''The gang knifed him sixteen times.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[stab]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[cut]] *[[kill]] *[[murder]] *[[puncture]] [[category:Tools]] [[ang:knife]] [[el:knife]] [[en:knife]] [[fr:knife]] [[ko:knife]] [[hy:knife]] [[io:knife]] [[it:knife]] [[hu:knife]] [[ja:knife]] [[pl:knife]] [[ru:knife]] [[sr:knife]] [[fi:knife]] [[sv:knife]] [[ta:knife]] [[zh:knife]] 10118 2006-09-24T13:19:51Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[tr:knife]], [[vi:knife]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|04|06}} ==Noun== {{noun|knife|knives}} [[Image:Chef%27s_Knife.jpg|thumb|a knife]] # A [[tool]] that cuts. #: ''He ate with his knife and fork.'' # A tool with a thin edge. #: ''He worked with a putty knife.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''tool'') [[blade]], [[cutter]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[bowie knife]] *[[jackknife]] *[[knife wound]] *[[pocketknife]] *[[putty knife]] *[[Swiss Army knife]] *[[table knife]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[dagger]] *[[sword]] *[[razorblade]] ==Verb== {{verb|knife|knifes|knifed|knifing}} # To stab (make a hole in) someone with a knife. #: ''The gang knifed him sixteen times.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[stab]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[cut]] *[[kill]] *[[murder]] *[[puncture]] [[category:Tools]] [[ang:knife]] [[el:knife]] [[en:knife]] [[fr:knife]] [[ko:knife]] [[hy:knife]] [[io:knife]] [[it:knife]] [[hu:knife]] [[ja:knife]] [[pl:knife]] [[ru:knife]] [[sr:knife]] [[fi:knife]] [[sv:knife]] [[ta:knife]] [[vi:knife]] [[tr:knife]] [[zh:knife]] 10463 2006-10-07T07:28:05Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[uk:knife]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|04|06}} ==Noun== {{noun|knife|knives}} [[Image:Chef%27s_Knife.jpg|thumb|a knife]] # A [[tool]] that cuts. #: ''He ate with his knife and fork.'' # A tool with a thin edge. #: ''He worked with a putty knife.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''tool'') [[blade]], [[cutter]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[bowie knife]] *[[jackknife]] *[[knife wound]] *[[pocketknife]] *[[putty knife]] *[[Swiss Army knife]] *[[table knife]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[dagger]] *[[sword]] *[[razorblade]] ==Verb== {{verb|knife|knifes|knifed|knifing}} # To stab (make a hole in) someone with a knife. #: ''The gang knifed him sixteen times.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[stab]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[cut]] *[[kill]] *[[murder]] *[[puncture]] [[category:Tools]] [[ang:knife]] [[el:knife]] [[en:knife]] [[fr:knife]] [[ko:knife]] [[hy:knife]] [[io:knife]] [[it:knife]] [[hu:knife]] [[ja:knife]] [[pl:knife]] [[ru:knife]] [[sr:knife]] [[fi:knife]] [[sv:knife]] [[ta:knife]] [[vi:knife]] [[tr:knife]] [[uk:knife]] [[zh:knife]] 10756 2006-10-10T15:46:36Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:knife]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|04|06}} ==Noun== {{noun|knife|knives}} [[Image:Chef%27s_Knife.jpg|thumb|a knife]] # A [[tool]] that cuts. #: ''He ate with his knife and fork.'' # A tool with a thin edge. #: ''He worked with a putty knife.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''tool'') [[blade]], [[cutter]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[bowie knife]] *[[jackknife]] *[[knife wound]] *[[pocketknife]] *[[putty knife]] *[[Swiss Army knife]] *[[table knife]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[dagger]] *[[sword]] *[[razorblade]] ==Verb== {{verb|knife|knifes|knifed|knifing}} # To stab (make a hole in) someone with a knife. #: ''The gang knifed him sixteen times.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[stab]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[cut]] *[[kill]] *[[murder]] *[[puncture]] [[category:Tools]] [[ang:knife]] [[el:knife]] [[en:knife]] [[fr:knife]] [[ko:knife]] [[hy:knife]] [[io:knife]] [[it:knife]] [[kk:knife]] [[hu:knife]] [[ja:knife]] [[pl:knife]] [[ru:knife]] [[sr:knife]] [[fi:knife]] [[sv:knife]] [[ta:knife]] [[vi:knife]] [[tr:knife]] [[uk:knife]] [[zh:knife]] 13634 2006-12-11T06:46:09Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:knife]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|04|06}} ==Noun== {{noun|knife|knives}} [[Image:Chef%27s_Knife.jpg|thumb|a knife]] # A [[tool]] that cuts. #: ''He ate with his knife and fork.'' # A tool with a thin edge. #: ''He worked with a putty knife.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''tool'') [[blade]], [[cutter]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[bowie knife]] *[[jackknife]] *[[knife wound]] *[[pocketknife]] *[[putty knife]] *[[Swiss Army knife]] *[[table knife]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[dagger]] *[[sword]] *[[razorblade]] ==Verb== {{verb|knife|knifes|knifed|knifing}} # To stab (make a hole in) someone with a knife. #: ''The gang knifed him sixteen times.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[stab]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[cut]] *[[kill]] *[[murder]] *[[puncture]] [[category:Tools]] [[ang:knife]] [[el:knife]] [[en:knife]] [[fa:knife]] [[fr:knife]] [[ko:knife]] [[hy:knife]] [[io:knife]] [[it:knife]] [[kk:knife]] [[hu:knife]] [[ja:knife]] [[pl:knife]] [[ru:knife]] [[sr:knife]] [[fi:knife]] [[sv:knife]] [[ta:knife]] [[vi:knife]] [[tr:knife]] [[uk:knife]] [[zh:knife]] 2430 6077 2006-03-22T00:59:07Z Cromwellt 61 created wotd <big>'''knife'''</big> <small>noun</small> # A [[tool]] that [[cut]]s. #: ''He ate with his knife and fork.'' <small>verb</small> # To [[stab]] (make a [[hole]] in) a person with a knife. #: ''The gang knifed him sixteen times.'' <small>[[knife|Read full entry]]</small> 2431 6078 2006-03-22T14:49:07Z Cromwellt 61 created template {| border=0 width=100% |- |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=100%| Abbreviation<br> '''{{{1|{{PAGENAME}}}}}''' [[Category:Abbreviations]] |} 2432 6079 2006-03-22T14:50:28Z Cromwellt 61 created entry ==Abbreviation== {{abbreviation}} # Abbreviation for [[air conditioning]] ([[cool]]ing). #: ''He turned on the A/C.'' ===Related words and phrases=== *[[air]] *[[condition]] ===See also=== *[[heater]] 9922 2006-09-24T11:59:54Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[tr:A/C]] ==Abbreviation== {{abbreviation}} # Abbreviation for [[air conditioning]] ([[cool]]ing). #: ''He turned on the A/C.'' ===Related words and phrases=== *[[air]] *[[condition]] ===See also=== *[[heater]] [[tr:A/C]] 2433 6080 2006-03-22T15:00:31Z Cromwellt 61 created entry ==Adjective== {{adjectivenoncomp}} # [[every|Every]], [[all]]. #: ''I will give each of you a toy.'' # [[individual|Individual]], describing one. #: ''The price is $6 each.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''every'') [[every]], [[all]] *(''individual'') [[individual]], [[per item]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[each other]] ===See also=== *[[price]] *[[ratio]] [[en:each]] 6098 2006-03-22T22:43:14Z Cromwellt 61 fixed template reference (was on deleted template) ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} # [[every|Every]], [[all]]. #: ''I will give each of you a toy.'' # [[individual|Individual]], describing one. #: ''The price is $6 each.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''every'') [[every]], [[all]] *(''individual'') [[individual]], [[per item]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[each other]] ===See also=== *[[price]] *[[ratio]] [[en:each]] 7216 2006-07-16T02:53:19Z Brett 77 /* Adjective */ ==Determiner== {{determiner}} # [[every|Every]], [[all]]. #: ''I will give each of you a toy.'' # [[individual|Individual]], describing one. #: ''The price is $6 each.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''every'') [[every]], [[all]] *(''individual'') [[individual]], [[per item]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[each other]] ===See also=== *[[price]] *[[ratio]] [[en:each]] 7439 2006-07-19T01:22:58Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, fi, fr, hu, io, it, pt, ru, ta, zh ==Determiner== {{determiner}} # [[every|Every]], [[all]]. #: ''I will give each of you a toy.'' # [[individual|Individual]], describing one. #: ''The price is $6 each.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''every'') [[every]], [[all]] *(''individual'') [[individual]], [[per item]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[each other]] ===See also=== *[[price]] *[[ratio]] [[de:each]] [[en:each]] [[fr:each]] [[io:each]] [[it:each]] [[hu:each]] [[pt:each]] [[ru:each]] [[fi:each]] [[ta:each]] [[zh:each]] 8635 2006-08-13T19:22:53Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: pl ==Determiner== {{determiner}} # [[every|Every]], [[all]]. #: ''I will give each of you a toy.'' # [[individual|Individual]], describing one. #: ''The price is $6 each.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''every'') [[every]], [[all]] *(''individual'') [[individual]], [[per item]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[each other]] ===See also=== *[[price]] *[[ratio]] [[de:each]] [[en:each]] [[fr:each]] [[io:each]] [[it:each]] [[hu:each]] [[pl:each]] [[pt:each]] [[ru:each]] [[fi:each]] [[ta:each]] [[zh:each]] 9549 2006-09-10T12:07:35Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Determiner== {{determiner}} # [[every|Every]], [[all]]. #: ''I will give each of you a toy.'' # [[individual|Individual]], describing one. #: ''The price is $6 each.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''every'') [[every]], [[all]] *(''individual'') [[individual]], [[per item]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[each other]] ===See also=== *[[price]] *[[ratio]] [[de:each]] [[en:each]] [[fr:each]] [[io:each]] [[it:each]] [[hu:each]] [[pl:each]] [[pt:each]] [[ru:each]] [[fi:each]] [[ta:each]] [[vi:each]] [[zh:each]] 10030 2006-09-24T12:45:45Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[es:each]] ==Determiner== {{determiner}} # [[every|Every]], [[all]]. #: ''I will give each of you a toy.'' # [[individual|Individual]], describing one. #: ''The price is $6 each.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''every'') [[every]], [[all]] *(''individual'') [[individual]], [[per item]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[each other]] ===See also=== *[[price]] *[[ratio]] [[de:each]] [[en:each]] [[es:each]] [[fr:each]] [[io:each]] [[it:each]] [[hu:each]] [[pl:each]] [[pt:each]] [[ru:each]] [[fi:each]] [[ta:each]] [[vi:each]] [[zh:each]] 11330 2006-10-18T20:59:02Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[el:each]] ==Determiner== {{determiner}} # [[every|Every]], [[all]]. #: ''I will give each of you a toy.'' # [[individual|Individual]], describing one. #: ''The price is $6 each.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''every'') [[every]], [[all]] *(''individual'') [[individual]], [[per item]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[each other]] ===See also=== *[[price]] *[[ratio]] [[de:each]] [[el:each]] [[en:each]] [[es:each]] [[fr:each]] [[io:each]] [[it:each]] [[hu:each]] [[pl:each]] [[pt:each]] [[ru:each]] [[fi:each]] [[ta:each]] [[vi:each]] [[zh:each]] 12613 2006-11-25T12:05:16Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[hy:each]] ==Determiner== {{determiner}} # [[every|Every]], [[all]]. #: ''I will give each of you a toy.'' # [[individual|Individual]], describing one. #: ''The price is $6 each.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''every'') [[every]], [[all]] *(''individual'') [[individual]], [[per item]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[each other]] ===See also=== *[[price]] *[[ratio]] [[de:each]] [[el:each]] [[en:each]] [[es:each]] [[fr:each]] [[hy:each]] [[io:each]] [[it:each]] [[hu:each]] [[pl:each]] [[pt:each]] [[ru:each]] [[fi:each]] [[ta:each]] [[vi:each]] [[zh:each]] 2434 6081 2006-03-22T15:39:12Z Cromwellt 61 created template (body template needs simplification) <br clear=all /> {| style="margin:0 auto;" align=center width="50%" class="toccolours" |align=center style="background:#ccccff"| '''[[part|Parts]] of the [[head|Head]]''' <small>([[:Template:head|edit]]) |- |align=left| [[hair]] - [[scalp]] - [[forehead]] - [[ear]]s |- |align=left| [[eye]]s: [[eyebrow]]s - [[eyelash]]es - [[eyelid]]s |- |align=left| [[nose]] - [[cheek]] |- |align=left| [[mouth]]: [[lip]]s - [[tooth|teeth]] - [[gums]] - [[roof]] ([[palate]]) - [[tongue]] |- |align=left| [[jaw]] - [[chin]] |} 2435 6086 2006-03-22T21:38:01Z Cromwellt 61 Please come back Hi Brian, As you can see, there are some other people interested in Simple English Wiktionary. I notice you have not edited here for a long time, but we would love to have you return as a part of our community. Sincerely, [[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 21:38, 22 March 2006 (UTC) 2436 6087 2006-03-22T21:39:54Z Cromwellt 61 started entry ==Noun== {{noun}} [[en:measurement]] 7554 2006-07-19T05:38:28Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: fr, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} [[en:measurement]] [[fr:measurement]] [[zh:measurement]] 9056 2006-08-22T01:00:35Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: fi ==Noun== {{noun}} [[en:measurement]] [[fr:measurement]] [[fi:measurement]] [[zh:measurement]] 9689 2006-09-10T13:41:24Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Noun== {{noun}} [[en:measurement]] [[fr:measurement]] [[fi:measurement]] [[vi:measurement]] [[zh:measurement]] 10158 2006-09-24T13:33:18Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[hy:measurement]], [[io:measurement]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[en:measurement]] [[fr:measurement]] [[hy:measurement]] [[io:measurement]] [[fi:measurement]] [[vi:measurement]] [[zh:measurement]] 10758 2006-10-10T15:55:00Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:measurement]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[en:measurement]] [[fr:measurement]] [[hy:measurement]] [[io:measurement]] [[kk:measurement]] [[fi:measurement]] [[vi:measurement]] [[zh:measurement]] 2437 6089 2006-03-22T21:51:22Z Cromwellt 61 created template for irregular verbs {| border=0 width=100% |- |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=19%| Infinitive<br> '''to [[{{{1}}}]]''' [[Category:Verbs]] [[Category:Irregular verbs]] | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=21%| Third person singular<br> '''[[{{{2}}}]]''' | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=19%| Simple past<br> '''[[{{{3}}}]]''' | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=19%| Past participle<br> '''[[{{{4}}}]]''' | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=19%| Present participle<br> '''[[{{{5}}}]]''' |} 6093 2006-03-22T22:09:19Z Cromwellt 61 changed cat "Irregular verbs" to "irregular verbs" {| border=0 width=100% |- |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=19%| Infinitive<br> '''to [[{{{1}}}]]''' [[Category:Verbs]] [[Category:irregular verbs]] | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=21%| Third person singular<br> '''[[{{{2}}}]]''' | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=19%| Simple past<br> '''[[{{{3}}}]]''' | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=19%| Past participle<br> '''[[{{{4}}}]]''' | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=19%| Present participle<br> '''[[{{{5}}}]]''' |} 6705 2006-05-28T18:12:49Z Cromwellt 61 fixed cat {| border=0 width=100% |- |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=19%| Infinitive<br> '''to [[{{{1}}}]]''' [[Category:Verbs]] [[Category:Irregular verbs]] | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=21%| Third person singular<br> '''[[{{{2}}}]]''' | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=19%| Simple past<br> '''[[{{{3}}}]]''' | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=19%| Past participle<br> '''[[{{{4}}}]]''' | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=19%| Present participle<br> '''[[{{{5}}}]]''' |} 6707 2006-05-28T18:16:04Z Cromwellt 61 omitted template from cat {| border=0 width=100% |- |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=19%| Infinitive<br> '''to [[{{{1}}}]]''' | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=21%| Third person singular<br> '''[[{{{2}}}]]''' | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=19%| Simple past<br> '''[[{{{3}}}]]''' | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=19%| Past participle<br> '''[[{{{4}}}]]''' | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=19%| Present participle<br> '''[[{{{5}}}]]''' |} <includeonly>[[Category:Verbs]][[Category:Irregular verbs]]</includeonly> 8104 2006-07-27T01:29:16Z Brett 77 {| border=0 width=100% |- |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=19%| Infinitive<br> '''[[{{{1}}}]]''' | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=21%| Third person singular<br> '''[[{{{2}}}]]''' | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=19%| Simple past<br> '''[[{{{3}}}]]''' | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=19%| Past participle<br> '''[[{{{4}}}]]''' | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=19%| Present participle<br> '''[[{{{5}}}]]''' |} <includeonly>[[Category:Verbs]][[Category:Irregular verbs]]</includeonly> 2438 6090 2006-03-22T22:01:12Z Cromwellt 61 Why not delete the actual uppercase templates? If we are deleting the uppercase versions of templates on this list, shouldn't we delete those templates themselves? For example, I just checked "Template:Cyrillic alphabet," and it is still there, just as its lowercase version is. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 22:01, 22 March 2006 (UTC) 6150 2006-03-23T15:48:59Z Cromwellt 61 Basic parts of speech all have templates, ideas about colors If we are deleting the uppercase versions of templates on this list, shouldn't we delete those templates themselves? For example, I just checked "Template:Cyrillic alphabet," and it is still there, just as its lowercase version is. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 22:01, 22 March 2006 (UTC) ==Updated list== Now all the basic parts of speech have templates. There are probably still some we should add that are more specific (similar to mass noun and adjective2), but the vast majority should be covered. It might be helpful to change the background color of them so that each one is a different color to help distinguish between them. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 15:48, 23 March 2006 (UTC) 6804 2006-06-20T00:46:28Z Cromwellt 61 wotdentry If we are deleting the uppercase versions of templates on this list, shouldn't we delete those templates themselves? For example, I just checked "Template:Cyrillic alphabet," and it is still there, just as its lowercase version is. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 22:01, 22 March 2006 (UTC) ==Updated list== Now all the basic parts of speech have templates. There are probably still some we should add that are more specific (similar to mass noun and adjective2), but the vast majority should be covered. It might be helpful to change the background color of them so that each one is a different color to help distinguish between them. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 15:48, 23 March 2006 (UTC) == wotdentry == For this template, how do I make some parameters optional? Help! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 00:46, 20 June 2006 (UTC) 2439 6091 2006-03-22T22:01:58Z Cromwellt 61 verb distinction suggestions Even though this template covers all regular verbs and most irregular ones, I think we should use this exclusively for regular verbs, and use [[Template:verb2]] for irregular ones, since that template adds [[:category:irregular verbs]] to the entry. That way we can add [[:category:regular verbs]] to this one, and have three separate lists: all verbs, regular verbs, and irregular verbs. I suppose regular verbs isn't a very helpful category, but it still might be nice under certain circumstances. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 22:01, 22 March 2006 (UTC) 6092 2006-03-22T22:05:40Z Cromwellt 61 verb distinction suggestions Even though this template covers all regular verbs and most irregular ones, I think we should use this exclusively for regular verbs, and use [[Template:verb2]] for irregular ones, since that template adds [[:category:irregular verbs]] to the entry. That way we can add [[:category:regular verbs]] to this one, and have three separate lists: all verbs, regular verbs, and irregular verbs. I suppose regular verbs isn't a very helpful category, but it still might be nice under certain circumstances. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 22:05, 22 March 2006 (UTC) 6734 2006-05-28T19:03:31Z Cromwellt 61 changes explained Even though this template covers all regular verbs and most irregular ones, I think we should use this exclusively for regular verbs, and use [[:Template:verb2]] for irregular ones, since that template adds [[:category:Irregular verbs]] to the entry. That way we can add [[:category:Regular verbs]] to this one, and have three separate lists: all verbs, regular verbs, and irregular verbs. I suppose regular verbs isn't a very helpful category, but it still might be nice under certain circumstances. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 22:05, 22 March 2006 (UTC) :I have now created [[:Template:verb3]] for the verb "to [[be]]," since it has more than one present and past form. It also adds the verb to both the Verbs cat and the Irregular verbs cat. I will also add the Regular verbs cat to this template. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contris]] 19:03, 28 May 2006 (UTC) 2441 6102 2006-03-23T07:58:46Z Cromwellt 61 created entry, wotd {{BE850}}<BR> {{wotd|2006|04|07}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # The front part of the head. #: ''His face was red with embarrassment.'' # A look or expression on the face. #: ''He made a face at the bitter medicine.'' # A side of a [[polygon]]. #: ''A dodecahedron has twelve faces.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''front of the head'') [[countenance]], [[features]], [[mug]], [[visage]], [[facade]] *(''look'') [[expression]], [[look]], [[appearance]], [[air]] *(''side of a polygon'') [[side]], [[surface]], [[aspect]], [[elevation]], [[facet]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[about face]] *[[facet]] *[[facelift]] *[[save face]] *[[lose face]] {{head}} {{body}} ==Verb== {{verb|face|faces|faced|facing}} # To be [[opposite]]. #: ''The store faces the bank.'' # To [[admit]] (say something unwillingly). #: ''I can face the fact that my wife is gone.'' # To [[confront]]. #: ''You have to face the bully.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''to be opposite'') [[be opposite]], [[be in front of]], [[stand in front of]], [[stand facing]], [[look toward]] *(''admit'') [[admit]], [[accept]], [[be realistic]], [[realize]], [[bite the bullet]] *(''confront'') [[confront]], [[tackle]], [[meet]], [[cope with]], [[challenge]], [[deal with]], [[play]], [[handle]], [[play against]], [[be drawn against]] ===Antonyms=== *(''to be opposite'') [[be adjacent]], [[be beside]] *(''admit'') [[deny]], [[refute]], [[reject]], [[rebuff]], [[contradict]], [[refuse]], [[disallow]], [[decline]], [[renounce]], [[disavow]] *(''confront'') [[avoid]], [[shun]], [[steer clear of]], [[let alone]], [[evade]], [[circumvent]], [[get around]], [[dodge]], [[sidestep]], [[elude]], [[escape]], [[prevent]], [[forestall]], [[preclude]], [[avert]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[deface]] *[[face-off]] *[[face up to]] *[[outface]] *[[reface]] [[en:face]] 7492 2006-07-19T03:27:00Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: el, et, fa, fi, fr, gl, hu, id, io, it, ja, ko, pl, pt, sr, sv, ta, vi, zh {{BE850}}<BR> {{wotd|2006|04|07}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # The front part of the head. #: ''His face was red with embarrassment.'' # A look or expression on the face. #: ''He made a face at the bitter medicine.'' # A side of a [[polygon]]. #: ''A dodecahedron has twelve faces.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''front of the head'') [[countenance]], [[features]], [[mug]], [[visage]], [[facade]] *(''look'') [[expression]], [[look]], [[appearance]], [[air]] *(''side of a polygon'') [[side]], [[surface]], [[aspect]], [[elevation]], [[facet]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[about face]] *[[facet]] *[[facelift]] *[[save face]] *[[lose face]] {{head}} {{body}} ==Verb== {{verb|face|faces|faced|facing}} # To be [[opposite]]. #: ''The store faces the bank.'' # To [[admit]] (say something unwillingly). #: ''I can face the fact that my wife is gone.'' # To [[confront]]. #: ''You have to face the bully.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''to be opposite'') [[be opposite]], [[be in front of]], [[stand in front of]], [[stand facing]], [[look toward]] *(''admit'') [[admit]], [[accept]], [[be realistic]], [[realize]], [[bite the bullet]] *(''confront'') [[confront]], [[tackle]], [[meet]], [[cope with]], [[challenge]], [[deal with]], [[play]], [[handle]], [[play against]], [[be drawn against]] ===Antonyms=== *(''to be opposite'') [[be adjacent]], [[be beside]] *(''admit'') [[deny]], [[refute]], [[reject]], [[rebuff]], [[contradict]], [[refuse]], [[disallow]], [[decline]], [[renounce]], [[disavow]] *(''confront'') [[avoid]], [[shun]], [[steer clear of]], [[let alone]], [[evade]], [[circumvent]], [[get around]], [[dodge]], [[sidestep]], [[elude]], [[escape]], [[prevent]], [[forestall]], [[preclude]], [[avert]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[deface]] *[[face-off]] *[[face up to]] *[[outface]] *[[reface]] [[et:face]] [[el:face]] [[en:face]] [[fa:face]] [[fr:face]] [[gl:face]] [[ko:face]] [[io:face]] [[id:face]] [[it:face]] [[hu:face]] [[ja:face]] [[pl:face]] [[pt:face]] [[sr:face]] [[fi:face]] [[sv:face]] [[ta:face]] [[vi:face]] [[zh:face]] 7937 2006-07-22T18:58:09Z Brett 77 {{BE850}}<BR> {{wotd|2006|04|07}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Palestine_occupation61.jpg|thumb|a girl's face]] # The front part of the head. #: ''His face was red with embarrassment.'' # A look or expression on the face. #: ''He made a face at the bitter medicine.'' # A side of a [[polygon]]. #: ''A dodecahedron has twelve faces.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''front of the head'') [[countenance]], [[features]], [[mug]], [[visage]], [[facade]] *(''look'') [[expression]], [[look]], [[appearance]], [[air]] *(''side of a polygon'') [[side]], [[surface]], [[aspect]], [[elevation]], [[facet]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[about face]] *[[facet]] *[[facelift]] *[[save face]] *[[lose face]] {{head}} {{body}} ==Verb== {{verb|face|faces|faced|facing}} # To be [[opposite]]. #: ''The store faces the bank.'' # To [[admit]] (say something unwillingly). #: ''I can face the fact that my wife is gone.'' # To [[confront]]. #: ''You have to face the bully.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''to be opposite'') [[be opposite]], [[be in front of]], [[stand in front of]], [[stand facing]], [[look toward]] *(''admit'') [[admit]], [[accept]], [[be realistic]], [[realize]], [[bite the bullet]] *(''confront'') [[confront]], [[tackle]], [[meet]], [[cope with]], [[challenge]], [[deal with]], [[play]], [[handle]], [[play against]], [[be drawn against]] ===Antonyms=== *(''to be opposite'') [[be adjacent]], [[be beside]] *(''admit'') [[deny]], [[refute]], [[reject]], [[rebuff]], [[contradict]], [[refuse]], [[disallow]], [[decline]], [[renounce]], [[disavow]] *(''confront'') [[avoid]], [[shun]], [[steer clear of]], [[let alone]], [[evade]], [[circumvent]], [[get around]], [[dodge]], [[sidestep]], [[elude]], [[escape]], [[prevent]], [[forestall]], [[preclude]], [[avert]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[deface]] *[[face-off]] *[[face up to]] *[[outface]] *[[reface]] [[et:face]] [[el:face]] [[en:face]] [[fa:face]] [[fr:face]] [[gl:face]] [[ko:face]] [[io:face]] [[id:face]] [[it:face]] [[hu:face]] [[ja:face]] [[pl:face]] [[pt:face]] [[sr:face]] [[fi:face]] [[sv:face]] [[ta:face]] [[vi:face]] [[zh:face]] 8963 2006-08-21T22:13:40Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ro, uk {{BE850}}<BR> {{wotd|2006|04|07}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Palestine_occupation61.jpg|thumb|a girl's face]] # The front part of the head. #: ''His face was red with embarrassment.'' # A look or expression on the face. #: ''He made a face at the bitter medicine.'' # A side of a [[polygon]]. #: ''A dodecahedron has twelve faces.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''front of the head'') [[countenance]], [[features]], [[mug]], [[visage]], [[facade]] *(''look'') [[expression]], [[look]], [[appearance]], [[air]] *(''side of a polygon'') [[side]], [[surface]], [[aspect]], [[elevation]], [[facet]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[about face]] *[[facet]] *[[facelift]] *[[save face]] *[[lose face]] {{head}} {{body}} ==Verb== {{verb|face|faces|faced|facing}} # To be [[opposite]]. #: ''The store faces the bank.'' # To [[admit]] (say something unwillingly). #: ''I can face the fact that my wife is gone.'' # To [[confront]]. #: ''You have to face the bully.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''to be opposite'') [[be opposite]], [[be in front of]], [[stand in front of]], [[stand facing]], [[look toward]] *(''admit'') [[admit]], [[accept]], [[be realistic]], [[realize]], [[bite the bullet]] *(''confront'') [[confront]], [[tackle]], [[meet]], [[cope with]], [[challenge]], [[deal with]], [[play]], [[handle]], [[play against]], [[be drawn against]] ===Antonyms=== *(''to be opposite'') [[be adjacent]], [[be beside]] *(''admit'') [[deny]], [[refute]], [[reject]], [[rebuff]], [[contradict]], [[refuse]], [[disallow]], [[decline]], [[renounce]], [[disavow]] *(''confront'') [[avoid]], [[shun]], [[steer clear of]], [[let alone]], [[evade]], [[circumvent]], [[get around]], [[dodge]], [[sidestep]], [[elude]], [[escape]], [[prevent]], [[forestall]], [[preclude]], [[avert]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[deface]] *[[face-off]] *[[face up to]] *[[outface]] *[[reface]] [[et:face]] [[el:face]] [[en:face]] [[fa:face]] [[fr:face]] [[gl:face]] [[ko:face]] [[io:face]] [[id:face]] [[it:face]] [[hu:face]] [[ja:face]] [[pl:face]] [[pt:face]] [[ro:face]] [[sr:face]] [[fi:face]] [[sv:face]] [[ta:face]] [[vi:face]] [[uk:face]] [[zh:face]] 9836 2006-09-10T16:24:51Z 86.140.181.238 /* Noun */ replace image {{BE850}}<BR> {{wotd|2006|04|07}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Palestinian girl in Qalqiliya.jpg|thumb|a girl's face]] # The front part of the head. #: ''His face was red with embarrassment.'' # A look or expression on the face. #: ''He made a face at the bitter medicine.'' # A side of a [[polygon]]. #: ''A dodecahedron has twelve faces.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''front of the head'') [[countenance]], [[features]], [[mug]], [[visage]], [[facade]] *(''look'') [[expression]], [[look]], [[appearance]], [[air]] *(''side of a polygon'') [[side]], [[surface]], [[aspect]], [[elevation]], [[facet]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[about face]] *[[facet]] *[[facelift]] *[[save face]] *[[lose face]] {{head}} {{body}} ==Verb== {{verb|face|faces|faced|facing}} # To be [[opposite]]. #: ''The store faces the bank.'' # To [[admit]] (say something unwillingly). #: ''I can face the fact that my wife is gone.'' # To [[confront]]. #: ''You have to face the bully.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''to be opposite'') [[be opposite]], [[be in front of]], [[stand in front of]], [[stand facing]], [[look toward]] *(''admit'') [[admit]], [[accept]], [[be realistic]], [[realize]], [[bite the bullet]] *(''confront'') [[confront]], [[tackle]], [[meet]], [[cope with]], [[challenge]], [[deal with]], [[play]], [[handle]], [[play against]], [[be drawn against]] ===Antonyms=== *(''to be opposite'') [[be adjacent]], [[be beside]] *(''admit'') [[deny]], [[refute]], [[reject]], [[rebuff]], [[contradict]], [[refuse]], [[disallow]], [[decline]], [[renounce]], [[disavow]] *(''confront'') [[avoid]], [[shun]], [[steer clear of]], [[let alone]], [[evade]], [[circumvent]], [[get around]], [[dodge]], [[sidestep]], [[elude]], [[escape]], [[prevent]], [[forestall]], [[preclude]], [[avert]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[deface]] *[[face-off]] *[[face up to]] *[[outface]] *[[reface]] [[et:face]] [[el:face]] [[en:face]] [[fa:face]] [[fr:face]] [[gl:face]] [[ko:face]] [[io:face]] [[id:face]] [[it:face]] [[hu:face]] [[ja:face]] [[pl:face]] [[pt:face]] [[ro:face]] [[sr:face]] [[fi:face]] [[sv:face]] [[ta:face]] [[vi:face]] [[uk:face]] [[zh:face]] 10066 2006-09-24T12:58:10Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[tr:face]] {{BE850}}<BR> {{wotd|2006|04|07}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Palestinian girl in Qalqiliya.jpg|thumb|a girl's face]] # The front part of the head. #: ''His face was red with embarrassment.'' # A look or expression on the face. #: ''He made a face at the bitter medicine.'' # A side of a [[polygon]]. #: ''A dodecahedron has twelve faces.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''front of the head'') [[countenance]], [[features]], [[mug]], [[visage]], [[facade]] *(''look'') [[expression]], [[look]], [[appearance]], [[air]] *(''side of a polygon'') [[side]], [[surface]], [[aspect]], [[elevation]], [[facet]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[about face]] *[[facet]] *[[facelift]] *[[save face]] *[[lose face]] {{head}} {{body}} ==Verb== {{verb|face|faces|faced|facing}} # To be [[opposite]]. #: ''The store faces the bank.'' # To [[admit]] (say something unwillingly). #: ''I can face the fact that my wife is gone.'' # To [[confront]]. #: ''You have to face the bully.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''to be opposite'') [[be opposite]], [[be in front of]], [[stand in front of]], [[stand facing]], [[look toward]] *(''admit'') [[admit]], [[accept]], [[be realistic]], [[realize]], [[bite the bullet]] *(''confront'') [[confront]], [[tackle]], [[meet]], [[cope with]], [[challenge]], [[deal with]], [[play]], [[handle]], [[play against]], [[be drawn against]] ===Antonyms=== *(''to be opposite'') [[be adjacent]], [[be beside]] *(''admit'') [[deny]], [[refute]], [[reject]], [[rebuff]], [[contradict]], [[refuse]], [[disallow]], [[decline]], [[renounce]], [[disavow]] *(''confront'') [[avoid]], [[shun]], [[steer clear of]], [[let alone]], [[evade]], [[circumvent]], [[get around]], [[dodge]], [[sidestep]], [[elude]], [[escape]], [[prevent]], [[forestall]], [[preclude]], [[avert]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[deface]] *[[face-off]] *[[face up to]] *[[outface]] *[[reface]] [[et:face]] [[el:face]] [[en:face]] [[fa:face]] [[fr:face]] [[gl:face]] [[ko:face]] [[io:face]] [[id:face]] [[it:face]] [[hu:face]] [[ja:face]] [[pl:face]] [[pt:face]] [[ro:face]] [[sr:face]] [[fi:face]] [[sv:face]] [[ta:face]] [[vi:face]] [[tr:face]] [[uk:face]] [[zh:face]] 10933 2006-10-13T12:40:33Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:face]] {{BE850}}<BR> {{wotd|2006|04|07}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Palestinian girl in Qalqiliya.jpg|thumb|a girl's face]] # The front part of the head. #: ''His face was red with embarrassment.'' # A look or expression on the face. #: ''He made a face at the bitter medicine.'' # A side of a [[polygon]]. #: ''A dodecahedron has twelve faces.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''front of the head'') [[countenance]], [[features]], [[mug]], [[visage]], [[facade]] *(''look'') [[expression]], [[look]], [[appearance]], [[air]] *(''side of a polygon'') [[side]], [[surface]], [[aspect]], [[elevation]], [[facet]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[about face]] *[[facet]] *[[facelift]] *[[save face]] *[[lose face]] {{head}} {{body}} ==Verb== {{verb|face|faces|faced|facing}} # To be [[opposite]]. #: ''The store faces the bank.'' # To [[admit]] (say something unwillingly). #: ''I can face the fact that my wife is gone.'' # To [[confront]]. #: ''You have to face the bully.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''to be opposite'') [[be opposite]], [[be in front of]], [[stand in front of]], [[stand facing]], [[look toward]] *(''admit'') [[admit]], [[accept]], [[be realistic]], [[realize]], [[bite the bullet]] *(''confront'') [[confront]], [[tackle]], [[meet]], [[cope with]], [[challenge]], [[deal with]], [[play]], [[handle]], [[play against]], [[be drawn against]] ===Antonyms=== *(''to be opposite'') [[be adjacent]], [[be beside]] *(''admit'') [[deny]], [[refute]], [[reject]], [[rebuff]], [[contradict]], [[refuse]], [[disallow]], [[decline]], [[renounce]], [[disavow]] *(''confront'') [[avoid]], [[shun]], [[steer clear of]], [[let alone]], [[evade]], [[circumvent]], [[get around]], [[dodge]], [[sidestep]], [[elude]], [[escape]], [[prevent]], [[forestall]], [[preclude]], [[avert]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[deface]] *[[face-off]] *[[face up to]] *[[outface]] *[[reface]] [[et:face]] [[el:face]] [[en:face]] [[fa:face]] [[fr:face]] [[gl:face]] [[ko:face]] [[io:face]] [[id:face]] [[it:face]] [[kk:face]] [[hu:face]] [[ja:face]] [[pl:face]] [[pt:face]] [[ro:face]] [[sr:face]] [[fi:face]] [[sv:face]] [[ta:face]] [[vi:face]] [[tr:face]] [[uk:face]] [[zh:face]] 11090 2006-10-15T06:50:27Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ar:face]] {{BE850}}<BR> {{wotd|2006|04|07}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Palestinian girl in Qalqiliya.jpg|thumb|a girl's face]] # The front part of the head. #: ''His face was red with embarrassment.'' # A look or expression on the face. #: ''He made a face at the bitter medicine.'' # A side of a [[polygon]]. #: ''A dodecahedron has twelve faces.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''front of the head'') [[countenance]], [[features]], [[mug]], [[visage]], [[facade]] *(''look'') [[expression]], [[look]], [[appearance]], [[air]] *(''side of a polygon'') [[side]], [[surface]], [[aspect]], [[elevation]], [[facet]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[about face]] *[[facet]] *[[facelift]] *[[save face]] *[[lose face]] {{head}} {{body}} ==Verb== {{verb|face|faces|faced|facing}} # To be [[opposite]]. #: ''The store faces the bank.'' # To [[admit]] (say something unwillingly). #: ''I can face the fact that my wife is gone.'' # To [[confront]]. #: ''You have to face the bully.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''to be opposite'') [[be opposite]], [[be in front of]], [[stand in front of]], [[stand facing]], [[look toward]] *(''admit'') [[admit]], [[accept]], [[be realistic]], [[realize]], [[bite the bullet]] *(''confront'') [[confront]], [[tackle]], [[meet]], [[cope with]], [[challenge]], [[deal with]], [[play]], [[handle]], [[play against]], [[be drawn against]] ===Antonyms=== *(''to be opposite'') [[be adjacent]], [[be beside]] *(''admit'') [[deny]], [[refute]], [[reject]], [[rebuff]], [[contradict]], [[refuse]], [[disallow]], [[decline]], [[renounce]], [[disavow]] *(''confront'') [[avoid]], [[shun]], [[steer clear of]], [[let alone]], [[evade]], [[circumvent]], [[get around]], [[dodge]], [[sidestep]], [[elude]], [[escape]], [[prevent]], [[forestall]], [[preclude]], [[avert]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[deface]] *[[face-off]] *[[face up to]] *[[outface]] *[[reface]] [[ar:face]] [[et:face]] [[el:face]] [[en:face]] [[fa:face]] [[fr:face]] [[gl:face]] [[ko:face]] [[io:face]] [[id:face]] [[it:face]] [[kk:face]] [[hu:face]] [[ja:face]] [[pl:face]] [[pt:face]] [[ro:face]] [[sr:face]] [[fi:face]] [[sv:face]] [[ta:face]] [[vi:face]] [[tr:face]] [[uk:face]] [[zh:face]] 11162 2006-10-16T21:53:20Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:face]] {{BE850}}<BR> {{wotd|2006|04|07}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Palestinian girl in Qalqiliya.jpg|thumb|a girl's face]] # The front part of the head. #: ''His face was red with embarrassment.'' # A look or expression on the face. #: ''He made a face at the bitter medicine.'' # A side of a [[polygon]]. #: ''A dodecahedron has twelve faces.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''front of the head'') [[countenance]], [[features]], [[mug]], [[visage]], [[facade]] *(''look'') [[expression]], [[look]], [[appearance]], [[air]] *(''side of a polygon'') [[side]], [[surface]], [[aspect]], [[elevation]], [[facet]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[about face]] *[[facet]] *[[facelift]] *[[save face]] *[[lose face]] {{head}} {{body}} ==Verb== {{verb|face|faces|faced|facing}} # To be [[opposite]]. #: ''The store faces the bank.'' # To [[admit]] (say something unwillingly). #: ''I can face the fact that my wife is gone.'' # To [[confront]]. #: ''You have to face the bully.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''to be opposite'') [[be opposite]], [[be in front of]], [[stand in front of]], [[stand facing]], [[look toward]] *(''admit'') [[admit]], [[accept]], [[be realistic]], [[realize]], [[bite the bullet]] *(''confront'') [[confront]], [[tackle]], [[meet]], [[cope with]], [[challenge]], [[deal with]], [[play]], [[handle]], [[play against]], [[be drawn against]] ===Antonyms=== *(''to be opposite'') [[be adjacent]], [[be beside]] *(''admit'') [[deny]], [[refute]], [[reject]], [[rebuff]], [[contradict]], [[refuse]], [[disallow]], [[decline]], [[renounce]], [[disavow]] *(''confront'') [[avoid]], [[shun]], [[steer clear of]], [[let alone]], [[evade]], [[circumvent]], [[get around]], [[dodge]], [[sidestep]], [[elude]], [[escape]], [[prevent]], [[forestall]], [[preclude]], [[avert]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[deface]] *[[face-off]] *[[face up to]] *[[outface]] *[[reface]] [[ar:face]] [[et:face]] [[el:face]] [[en:face]] [[fa:face]] [[fr:face]] [[gl:face]] [[ko:face]] [[io:face]] [[id:face]] [[it:face]] [[kk:face]] [[hu:face]] [[ja:face]] [[pl:face]] [[pt:face]] [[ro:face]] [[ru:face]] [[sr:face]] [[fi:face]] [[sv:face]] [[ta:face]] [[vi:face]] [[tr:face]] [[uk:face]] [[zh:face]] 13058 2006-11-30T12:47:16Z Brett 77 /* Verb */ simplify {{BE850}}<BR> {{wotd|2006|04|07}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Palestinian girl in Qalqiliya.jpg|thumb|a girl's face]] # The front part of the head. #: ''His face was red with embarrassment.'' # A look or expression on the face. #: ''He made a face at the bitter medicine.'' # A side of a [[polygon]]. #: ''A dodecahedron has twelve faces.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''front of the head'') [[countenance]], [[features]], [[mug]], [[visage]], [[facade]] *(''look'') [[expression]], [[look]], [[appearance]], [[air]] *(''side of a polygon'') [[side]], [[surface]], [[aspect]], [[elevation]], [[facet]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[about face]] *[[facet]] *[[facelift]] *[[save face]] *[[lose face]] {{head}} {{body}} ==Verb== {{verb|face|faces|faced|facing}} # If <math>x</math> faces <math>y</math>, the front of <math>x</math> is [[point|pointing]] in the [[direction]] of <math>y</math>. #: ''Please '''face''' me when I speak to you.'' #: ''The store '''faces''' the bank.'' #: ''It's hard to '''face''' the fact that his wife is gone.'' #: ''You have to '''face''' the bully.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''to be opposite'') [[be opposite]], [[be in front of]], [[stand in front of]], [[stand facing]], [[look toward]] *(''admit'') [[admit]], [[accept]], [[be realistic]], [[realize]], [[bite the bullet]] *(''confront'') [[confront]], [[tackle]], [[meet]], [[cope with]], [[challenge]], [[deal with]], [[play]], [[handle]], [[play against]], [[be drawn against]] ===Antonyms=== *(''to be opposite'') [[be adjacent]], [[be beside]] *(''admit'') [[deny]], [[refute]], [[reject]], [[rebuff]], [[contradict]], [[refuse]], [[disallow]], [[decline]], [[renounce]], [[disavow]] *(''confront'') [[avoid]], [[shun]], [[steer clear of]], [[let alone]], [[evade]], [[circumvent]], [[get around]], [[dodge]], [[sidestep]], [[elude]], [[escape]], [[prevent]], [[forestall]], [[preclude]], [[avert]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[deface]] *[[face-off]] *[[face up to]] *[[outface]] *[[reface]] [[ar:face]] [[et:face]] [[el:face]] [[en:face]] [[fa:face]] [[fr:face]] [[gl:face]] [[ko:face]] [[io:face]] [[id:face]] [[it:face]] [[kk:face]] [[hu:face]] [[ja:face]] [[pl:face]] [[pt:face]] [[ro:face]] [[ru:face]] [[sr:face]] [[fi:face]] [[sv:face]] [[ta:face]] [[vi:face]] [[tr:face]] [[uk:face]] [[zh:face]] 2442 6103 2006-03-23T08:00:02Z Cromwellt 61 created wotd <big>'''face'''</big> <small>noun</small> # The [[front]] part of the head. #: ''His face was red with embarrassment.'' # A look or expression on the face. #: ''He made a face at the bitter medicine.'' <small>verb</small> # To be [[opposite]]. #: ''The store faces the bank.'' # To [[admit]] (say something [[unwillingly]]). #: ''I can face the fact that my wife is gone.'' <small>[[face|Read full entry]]</small> 2443 6104 2006-03-23T08:06:35Z Cromwellt 61 created entry, wotd {{BE850}} {{wotd|2006|04|08}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # Type, variety. #: ''She is my kind of woman.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[type]] *[[variety]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[kind of]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|kind|kinder|kindest}} # Good for another person. #: ''They were kind and helped me.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[nice]] *[[good]] *[[friendly]] *[[caring]] *[[human]] *[[humane]] *[[merciful]] ===Antonyms=== *[[unkind]] *[[mean]] *[[cruel]] *[[unfriendly]] *[[uncaring]] *[[inhuman]] *[[inhumane]] *[[merciless]] *[[brutal]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[kindly]] [[en:kind]] 6107 2006-03-23T08:10:57Z Cromwellt 61 line break {{BE850}}<BR> {{wotd|2006|04|08}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # Type, variety. #: ''She is my kind of woman.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[type]] *[[variety]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[kind of]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|kind|kinder|kindest}} # Good for another person. #: ''They were kind and helped me.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[nice]] *[[good]] *[[friendly]] *[[caring]] *[[human]] *[[humane]] *[[merciful]] ===Antonyms=== *[[unkind]] *[[mean]] *[[cruel]] *[[unfriendly]] *[[uncaring]] *[[inhuman]] *[[inhumane]] *[[merciless]] *[[brutal]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[kindly]] [[en:kind]] 7602 2006-07-19T07:18:05Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: af, ar, de, el, fi, fr, hu, id, io, is, it, nl, pt, ru, sr, sv, vi, zh {{BE850}}<BR> {{wotd|2006|04|08}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # Type, variety. #: ''She is my kind of woman.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[type]] *[[variety]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[kind of]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|kind|kinder|kindest}} # Good for another person. #: ''They were kind and helped me.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[nice]] *[[good]] *[[friendly]] *[[caring]] *[[human]] *[[humane]] *[[merciful]] ===Antonyms=== *[[unkind]] *[[mean]] *[[cruel]] *[[unfriendly]] *[[uncaring]] *[[inhuman]] *[[inhumane]] *[[merciless]] *[[brutal]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[kindly]] [[af:kind]] [[ar:kind]] [[de:kind]] [[el:kind]] [[en:kind]] [[fr:kind]] [[io:kind]] [[id:kind]] [[is:kind]] [[it:kind]] [[hu:kind]] [[nl:kind]] [[pt:kind]] [[ru:kind]] [[sr:kind]] [[fi:kind]] [[sv:kind]] [[vi:kind]] [[zh:kind]] 8656 2006-08-13T19:32:12Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ko {{BE850}}<BR> {{wotd|2006|04|08}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # Type, variety. #: ''She is my kind of woman.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[type]] *[[variety]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[kind of]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|kind|kinder|kindest}} # Good for another person. #: ''They were kind and helped me.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[nice]] *[[good]] *[[friendly]] *[[caring]] *[[human]] *[[humane]] *[[merciful]] ===Antonyms=== *[[unkind]] *[[mean]] *[[cruel]] *[[unfriendly]] *[[uncaring]] *[[inhuman]] *[[inhumane]] *[[merciless]] *[[brutal]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[kindly]] [[af:kind]] [[ar:kind]] [[de:kind]] [[el:kind]] [[en:kind]] [[fr:kind]] [[ko:kind]] [[io:kind]] [[id:kind]] [[is:kind]] [[it:kind]] [[hu:kind]] [[nl:kind]] [[pt:kind]] [[ru:kind]] [[sr:kind]] [[fi:kind]] [[sv:kind]] [[vi:kind]] [[zh:kind]] 10134 2006-09-24T13:22:31Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[es:kind]] {{BE850}}<BR> {{wotd|2006|04|08}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # Type, variety. #: ''She is my kind of woman.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[type]] *[[variety]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[kind of]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|kind|kinder|kindest}} # Good for another person. #: ''They were kind and helped me.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[nice]] *[[good]] *[[friendly]] *[[caring]] *[[human]] *[[humane]] *[[merciful]] ===Antonyms=== *[[unkind]] *[[mean]] *[[cruel]] *[[unfriendly]] *[[uncaring]] *[[inhuman]] *[[inhumane]] *[[merciless]] *[[brutal]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[kindly]] [[af:kind]] [[ar:kind]] [[de:kind]] [[el:kind]] [[en:kind]] [[es:kind]] [[fr:kind]] [[ko:kind]] [[io:kind]] [[id:kind]] [[is:kind]] [[it:kind]] [[hu:kind]] [[nl:kind]] [[pt:kind]] [[ru:kind]] [[sr:kind]] [[fi:kind]] [[sv:kind]] [[vi:kind]] [[zh:kind]] 10457 2006-10-07T05:03:55Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ja:kind]], [[ta:kind]] {{BE850}}<BR> {{wotd|2006|04|08}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # Type, variety. #: ''She is my kind of woman.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[type]] *[[variety]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[kind of]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|kind|kinder|kindest}} # Good for another person. #: ''They were kind and helped me.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[nice]] *[[good]] *[[friendly]] *[[caring]] *[[human]] *[[humane]] *[[merciful]] ===Antonyms=== *[[unkind]] *[[mean]] *[[cruel]] *[[unfriendly]] *[[uncaring]] *[[inhuman]] *[[inhumane]] *[[merciless]] *[[brutal]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[kindly]] [[af:kind]] [[ar:kind]] [[de:kind]] [[el:kind]] [[en:kind]] [[es:kind]] [[fr:kind]] [[ko:kind]] [[io:kind]] [[id:kind]] [[is:kind]] [[it:kind]] [[hu:kind]] [[nl:kind]] [[ja:kind]] [[pt:kind]] [[ru:kind]] [[sr:kind]] [[fi:kind]] [[sv:kind]] [[ta:kind]] [[vi:kind]] [[zh:kind]] 10970 2006-10-13T20:41:59Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:kind]] {{BE850}}<BR> {{wotd|2006|04|08}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # Type, variety. #: ''She is my kind of woman.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[type]] *[[variety]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[kind of]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|kind|kinder|kindest}} # Good for another person. #: ''They were kind and helped me.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[nice]] *[[good]] *[[friendly]] *[[caring]] *[[human]] *[[humane]] *[[merciful]] ===Antonyms=== *[[unkind]] *[[mean]] *[[cruel]] *[[unfriendly]] *[[uncaring]] *[[inhuman]] *[[inhumane]] *[[merciless]] *[[brutal]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[kindly]] [[af:kind]] [[ar:kind]] [[de:kind]] [[el:kind]] [[en:kind]] [[es:kind]] [[fr:kind]] [[ko:kind]] [[io:kind]] [[id:kind]] [[is:kind]] [[it:kind]] [[kk:kind]] [[hu:kind]] [[nl:kind]] [[ja:kind]] [[pt:kind]] [[ru:kind]] [[sr:kind]] [[fi:kind]] [[sv:kind]] [[ta:kind]] [[vi:kind]] [[zh:kind]] 12079 2006-11-10T09:45:40Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[zh-min-nan:kind]] {{BE850}}<BR> {{wotd|2006|04|08}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # Type, variety. #: ''She is my kind of woman.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[type]] *[[variety]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[kind of]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|kind|kinder|kindest}} # Good for another person. #: ''They were kind and helped me.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[nice]] *[[good]] *[[friendly]] *[[caring]] *[[human]] *[[humane]] *[[merciful]] ===Antonyms=== *[[unkind]] *[[mean]] *[[cruel]] *[[unfriendly]] *[[uncaring]] *[[inhuman]] *[[inhumane]] *[[merciless]] *[[brutal]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[kindly]] [[af:kind]] [[ar:kind]] [[zh-min-nan:kind]] [[de:kind]] [[el:kind]] [[en:kind]] [[es:kind]] [[fr:kind]] [[ko:kind]] [[io:kind]] [[id:kind]] [[is:kind]] [[it:kind]] [[kk:kind]] [[hu:kind]] [[nl:kind]] [[ja:kind]] [[pt:kind]] [[ru:kind]] [[sr:kind]] [[fi:kind]] [[sv:kind]] [[ta:kind]] [[vi:kind]] [[zh:kind]] 14313 2006-12-22T02:04:50Z Brett 77 {{BE850}}<BR> {{wotd|2006|04|08}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # Type, variety. #: ''She is my '''kind''' of woman.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[type]] *[[variety]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[kind of]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|kind|kinder|kindest}} # Good for another person. #: ''They were '''kind''' and helped me.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[nice]] *[[good]] *[[friendly]] *[[caring]] *[[human]] *[[humane]] *[[merciful]] ===Antonyms=== *[[unkind]] *[[mean]] *[[cruel]] *[[unfriendly]] *[[uncaring]] *[[inhuman]] *[[inhumane]] *[[merciless]] *[[brutal]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[kindly]] [[af:kind]] [[ar:kind]] [[zh-min-nan:kind]] [[de:kind]] [[el:kind]] [[en:kind]] [[es:kind]] [[fr:kind]] [[ko:kind]] [[io:kind]] [[id:kind]] [[is:kind]] [[it:kind]] [[kk:kind]] [[hu:kind]] [[nl:kind]] [[ja:kind]] [[pt:kind]] [[ru:kind]] [[sr:kind]] [[fi:kind]] [[sv:kind]] [[ta:kind]] [[vi:kind]] [[zh:kind]] 2444 6105 2006-03-23T08:07:03Z Cromwellt 61 created wotd <big>'''kind'''</big> <small>noun</small> # Type, variety. #: ''She is my kind of woman.'' <small>adjective</small> # Good for another person. #: ''They were kind and helped me.'' <small>[[kind|Read full entry]]</small> 6106 2006-03-23T08:07:45Z Cromwellt 61 added links <big>'''kind'''</big> <small>noun</small> # [[type|Type]], [[variety]]. #: ''She is my kind of woman.'' <small>adjective</small> # Good for [[another]] person. #: ''They were kind and helped me.'' <small>[[kind|Read full entry]]</small> 2445 6108 2006-03-23T08:14:34Z Cromwellt 61 created wotd <big>'''happy'''</big> <small>adjective</small> # Feeling [[positive]]. #: ''He was happy.'' # Causing happiness. #: ''Her room is happy.'' # Lucky. #: ''It was a happy chance that they met there.'' <small>[[happy|Read full entry]]</small> 6110 2006-03-23T08:15:52Z Cromwellt 61 added links <big>'''happy'''</big> <small>adjective</small> # Feeling [[positive]]. #: ''He was happy.'' # [[cause|Causing]] happiness. #: ''Her room is happy.'' # [[lucky|Lucky]]. #: ''It was a happy chance that they met there.'' <small>[[happy|Read full entry]]</small> 2446 6109 2006-03-23T08:14:54Z Cromwellt 61 created entry, wotd {{BE850}}<BR> {{wotd|2006|04|09}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|happy|happier|happiest}} # Feeling [[positive]]. #: ''He was happy.'' # Causing happiness. #: ''Her room is happy.'' # Lucky. #: ''It was a happy chance that they met there.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''feeling positive'') [[content]], [[contented]], [[pleased]], [[glad]], [[joyful]], [[cheerful]], [[in high spirits]], [[blissful]], [[exultant]], [[ecstatic]], [[delighted]], [[cheery]], [[jovial]], [[on cloud nine]] *(''causing happiness'') [[cheerful]], [[cheery]], [[cheering]], [[satisfying]], [[uplifting]], [[heartening]] *(''lucky'') [[lucky]], [[fortunate]], [[favorable]] or [[favourable]], [[opportune]] ===Antonyms=== *(''feeling positive'') [[sad]], [[unhappy]], [[discontent]], [[discontented]], [[unpleased]], [[joyless]], [[cheerless]], [[in low spirits]], [[depressed]], [[gloomy]], [[miserable]], [[dismal]], [[sombre]] *(''causing happiness'') [[sad]], [[depressing]], [[gloomy]], [[miserable]], [[cheerless]], [[distressing]], [[heartbreaking]], [[heart-rending]], [[poignant]], [[moving]], [[sombre]], [[disheartening]] *(''lucky'') [[unhappy]], [[unlucky]], [[unfortunate]], [[unfavorable]] or [[unfavourable]], [[inopportune]], [[fateful]], [[ill-fated]], [[doomed]], [[star-crossed]], [[ill-starred]], [[ill-omened]], [[inauspicious]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[happiness]] *[[happily]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[joy]] *[[emotion]] {{emotions}} [[category:emotions]] [[en:happy]] 7536 2006-07-19T04:47:27Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: fa, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ko, ru, ta, vi, zh {{BE850}}<BR> {{wotd|2006|04|09}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|happy|happier|happiest}} # Feeling [[positive]]. #: ''He was happy.'' # Causing happiness. #: ''Her room is happy.'' # Lucky. #: ''It was a happy chance that they met there.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''feeling positive'') [[content]], [[contented]], [[pleased]], [[glad]], [[joyful]], [[cheerful]], [[in high spirits]], [[blissful]], [[exultant]], [[ecstatic]], [[delighted]], [[cheery]], [[jovial]], [[on cloud nine]] *(''causing happiness'') [[cheerful]], [[cheery]], [[cheering]], [[satisfying]], [[uplifting]], [[heartening]] *(''lucky'') [[lucky]], [[fortunate]], [[favorable]] or [[favourable]], [[opportune]] ===Antonyms=== *(''feeling positive'') [[sad]], [[unhappy]], [[discontent]], [[discontented]], [[unpleased]], [[joyless]], [[cheerless]], [[in low spirits]], [[depressed]], [[gloomy]], [[miserable]], [[dismal]], [[sombre]] *(''causing happiness'') [[sad]], [[depressing]], [[gloomy]], [[miserable]], [[cheerless]], [[distressing]], [[heartbreaking]], [[heart-rending]], [[poignant]], [[moving]], [[sombre]], [[disheartening]] *(''lucky'') [[unhappy]], [[unlucky]], [[unfortunate]], [[unfavorable]] or [[unfavourable]], [[inopportune]], [[fateful]], [[ill-fated]], [[doomed]], [[star-crossed]], [[ill-starred]], [[ill-omened]], [[inauspicious]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[happiness]] *[[happily]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[joy]] *[[emotion]] {{emotions}} [[category:emotions]] [[en:happy]] [[fa:happy]] [[fr:happy]] [[ko:happy]] [[io:happy]] [[it:happy]] [[hu:happy]] [[ru:happy]] [[fi:happy]] [[ta:happy]] [[vi:happy]] [[zh:happy]] 10320 2006-10-01T08:55:52Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[hy:happy]], [[ja:happy]] {{BE850}}<BR> {{wotd|2006|04|09}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|happy|happier|happiest}} # Feeling [[positive]]. #: ''He was happy.'' # Causing happiness. #: ''Her room is happy.'' # Lucky. #: ''It was a happy chance that they met there.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''feeling positive'') [[content]], [[contented]], [[pleased]], [[glad]], [[joyful]], [[cheerful]], [[in high spirits]], [[blissful]], [[exultant]], [[ecstatic]], [[delighted]], [[cheery]], [[jovial]], [[on cloud nine]] *(''causing happiness'') [[cheerful]], [[cheery]], [[cheering]], [[satisfying]], [[uplifting]], [[heartening]] *(''lucky'') [[lucky]], [[fortunate]], [[favorable]] or [[favourable]], [[opportune]] ===Antonyms=== *(''feeling positive'') [[sad]], [[unhappy]], [[discontent]], [[discontented]], [[unpleased]], [[joyless]], [[cheerless]], [[in low spirits]], [[depressed]], [[gloomy]], [[miserable]], [[dismal]], [[sombre]] *(''causing happiness'') [[sad]], [[depressing]], [[gloomy]], [[miserable]], [[cheerless]], [[distressing]], [[heartbreaking]], [[heart-rending]], [[poignant]], [[moving]], [[sombre]], [[disheartening]] *(''lucky'') [[unhappy]], [[unlucky]], [[unfortunate]], [[unfavorable]] or [[unfavourable]], [[inopportune]], [[fateful]], [[ill-fated]], [[doomed]], [[star-crossed]], [[ill-starred]], [[ill-omened]], [[inauspicious]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[happiness]] *[[happily]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[joy]] *[[emotion]] {{emotions}} [[category:emotions]] [[en:happy]] [[fa:happy]] [[fr:happy]] [[ko:happy]] [[hy:happy]] [[io:happy]] [[it:happy]] [[hu:happy]] [[ja:happy]] [[ru:happy]] [[fi:happy]] [[ta:happy]] [[vi:happy]] [[zh:happy]] 10745 2006-10-10T14:03:02Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:happy]], [[uk:happy]] {{BE850}}<BR> {{wotd|2006|04|09}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|happy|happier|happiest}} # Feeling [[positive]]. #: ''He was happy.'' # Causing happiness. #: ''Her room is happy.'' # Lucky. #: ''It was a happy chance that they met there.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''feeling positive'') [[content]], [[contented]], [[pleased]], [[glad]], [[joyful]], [[cheerful]], [[in high spirits]], [[blissful]], [[exultant]], [[ecstatic]], [[delighted]], [[cheery]], [[jovial]], [[on cloud nine]] *(''causing happiness'') [[cheerful]], [[cheery]], [[cheering]], [[satisfying]], [[uplifting]], [[heartening]] *(''lucky'') [[lucky]], [[fortunate]], [[favorable]] or [[favourable]], [[opportune]] ===Antonyms=== *(''feeling positive'') [[sad]], [[unhappy]], [[discontent]], [[discontented]], [[unpleased]], [[joyless]], [[cheerless]], [[in low spirits]], [[depressed]], [[gloomy]], [[miserable]], [[dismal]], [[sombre]] *(''causing happiness'') [[sad]], [[depressing]], [[gloomy]], [[miserable]], [[cheerless]], [[distressing]], [[heartbreaking]], [[heart-rending]], [[poignant]], [[moving]], [[sombre]], [[disheartening]] *(''lucky'') [[unhappy]], [[unlucky]], [[unfortunate]], [[unfavorable]] or [[unfavourable]], [[inopportune]], [[fateful]], [[ill-fated]], [[doomed]], [[star-crossed]], [[ill-starred]], [[ill-omened]], [[inauspicious]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[happiness]] *[[happily]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[joy]] *[[emotion]] {{emotions}} [[category:emotions]] [[en:happy]] [[fa:happy]] [[fr:happy]] [[ko:happy]] [[hy:happy]] [[io:happy]] [[it:happy]] [[kk:happy]] [[hu:happy]] [[ja:happy]] [[ru:happy]] [[fi:happy]] [[ta:happy]] [[vi:happy]] [[uk:happy]] [[zh:happy]] 2447 6111 2006-03-23T08:37:40Z Cromwellt 61 created entry, wotd {{BE850}}<BR> {{wotd|2006|04|10}} ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # Information. #: ''He shared his knowledge with you.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[information]] *[[facts]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[acknowledge]] *[[knowledgeable]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[Gnostic]] *[[know]] *[[know-it-all]] [[en:knowledge]] 7591 2006-07-19T06:48:01Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, fa, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ko, pt, ta, vi, zh {{BE850}}<BR> {{wotd|2006|04|10}} ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # Information. #: ''He shared his knowledge with you.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[information]] *[[facts]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[acknowledge]] *[[knowledgeable]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[Gnostic]] *[[know]] *[[know-it-all]] [[ar:knowledge]] [[en:knowledge]] [[fa:knowledge]] [[fr:knowledge]] [[ko:knowledge]] [[io:knowledge]] [[it:knowledge]] [[hu:knowledge]] [[pt:knowledge]] [[fi:knowledge]] [[ta:knowledge]] [[vi:knowledge]] [[zh:knowledge]] 9669 2006-09-10T13:25:10Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy, lt {{BE850}}<BR> {{wotd|2006|04|10}} ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # Information. #: ''He shared his knowledge with you.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[information]] *[[facts]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[acknowledge]] *[[knowledgeable]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[Gnostic]] *[[know]] *[[know-it-all]] [[ar:knowledge]] [[en:knowledge]] [[fa:knowledge]] [[fr:knowledge]] [[ko:knowledge]] [[hy:knowledge]] [[io:knowledge]] [[it:knowledge]] [[lt:knowledge]] [[hu:knowledge]] [[pt:knowledge]] [[fi:knowledge]] [[ta:knowledge]] [[vi:knowledge]] [[zh:knowledge]] 10464 2006-10-07T07:46:23Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[uk:knowledge]] {{BE850}}<BR> {{wotd|2006|04|10}} ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # Information. #: ''He shared his knowledge with you.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[information]] *[[facts]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[acknowledge]] *[[knowledgeable]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[Gnostic]] *[[know]] *[[know-it-all]] [[ar:knowledge]] [[en:knowledge]] [[fa:knowledge]] [[fr:knowledge]] [[ko:knowledge]] [[hy:knowledge]] [[io:knowledge]] [[it:knowledge]] [[lt:knowledge]] [[hu:knowledge]] [[pt:knowledge]] [[fi:knowledge]] [[ta:knowledge]] [[vi:knowledge]] [[uk:knowledge]] [[zh:knowledge]] 10754 2006-10-10T15:43:53Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:knowledge]] {{BE850}}<BR> {{wotd|2006|04|10}} ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # Information. #: ''He shared his knowledge with you.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[information]] *[[facts]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[acknowledge]] *[[knowledgeable]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[Gnostic]] *[[know]] *[[know-it-all]] [[ar:knowledge]] [[en:knowledge]] [[fa:knowledge]] [[fr:knowledge]] [[ko:knowledge]] [[hy:knowledge]] [[io:knowledge]] [[it:knowledge]] [[kk:knowledge]] [[lt:knowledge]] [[hu:knowledge]] [[pt:knowledge]] [[fi:knowledge]] [[ta:knowledge]] [[vi:knowledge]] [[uk:knowledge]] [[zh:knowledge]] 11304 2006-10-18T16:04:10Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ja:knowledge]], [[ru:knowledge]] {{BE850}}<BR> {{wotd|2006|04|10}} ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # Information. #: ''He shared his knowledge with you.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[information]] *[[facts]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[acknowledge]] *[[knowledgeable]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[Gnostic]] *[[know]] *[[know-it-all]] [[ar:knowledge]] [[en:knowledge]] [[fa:knowledge]] [[fr:knowledge]] [[ko:knowledge]] [[hy:knowledge]] [[io:knowledge]] [[it:knowledge]] [[kk:knowledge]] [[lt:knowledge]] [[hu:knowledge]] [[ja:knowledge]] [[pt:knowledge]] [[ru:knowledge]] [[fi:knowledge]] [[ta:knowledge]] [[vi:knowledge]] [[uk:knowledge]] [[zh:knowledge]] 13814 2006-12-19T01:36:40Z Brett 77 formatting {{BE850}}<BR> {{wotd|2006|04|10}} ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # Information that you know. #: ''He shared his '''knowledge''' with you.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[information]] *[[facts]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[acknowledge]] *[[knowledgeable]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[Gnostic]] *[[know]] *[[know-it-all]] [[ar:knowledge]] [[en:knowledge]] [[fa:knowledge]] [[fr:knowledge]] [[ko:knowledge]] [[hy:knowledge]] [[io:knowledge]] [[it:knowledge]] [[kk:knowledge]] [[lt:knowledge]] [[hu:knowledge]] [[ja:knowledge]] [[pt:knowledge]] [[ru:knowledge]] [[fi:knowledge]] [[ta:knowledge]] [[vi:knowledge]] [[uk:knowledge]] [[zh:knowledge]] 14136 2006-12-21T03:06:14Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[el:knowledge]] {{BE850}}<BR> {{wotd|2006|04|10}} ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # Information that you know. #: ''He shared his '''knowledge''' with you.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[information]] *[[facts]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[acknowledge]] *[[knowledgeable]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[Gnostic]] *[[know]] *[[know-it-all]] [[ar:knowledge]] [[el:knowledge]] [[en:knowledge]] [[fa:knowledge]] [[fr:knowledge]] [[ko:knowledge]] [[hy:knowledge]] [[io:knowledge]] [[it:knowledge]] [[kk:knowledge]] [[lt:knowledge]] [[hu:knowledge]] [[ja:knowledge]] [[pt:knowledge]] [[ru:knowledge]] [[fi:knowledge]] [[ta:knowledge]] [[vi:knowledge]] [[uk:knowledge]] [[zh:knowledge]] 14171 2006-12-21T10:21:06Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[tr:knowledge]] {{BE850}}<BR> {{wotd|2006|04|10}} ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # Information that you know. #: ''He shared his '''knowledge''' with you.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[information]] *[[facts]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[acknowledge]] *[[knowledgeable]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[Gnostic]] *[[know]] *[[know-it-all]] [[ar:knowledge]] [[el:knowledge]] [[en:knowledge]] [[fa:knowledge]] [[fr:knowledge]] [[ko:knowledge]] [[hy:knowledge]] [[io:knowledge]] [[it:knowledge]] [[kk:knowledge]] [[lt:knowledge]] [[hu:knowledge]] [[ja:knowledge]] [[pt:knowledge]] [[ru:knowledge]] [[fi:knowledge]] [[ta:knowledge]] [[vi:knowledge]] [[tr:knowledge]] [[uk:knowledge]] [[zh:knowledge]] 2448 6113 2006-03-23T08:43:30Z Cromwellt 61 created wotd <big>'''knowledge'''</big> <small>noun</small> # [[information|Information]]. #: ''He shared his knowledge with you.'' <small>[[knowledge|Read full entry]]</small> 2449 6114 2006-03-23T08:49:12Z Cromwellt 61 created entry, wotd {{BE850}}<BR> {{wotd|2006|04|11}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # An item; an object. #: ''She sent her things to New York.'' ===Usage=== People often use the word “thing” to talk about items in general, items that have no name, or items that are hard to describe. They sometimes use it to talk about items whose names they have forgotten. ===Synonyms=== *[[item]] *[[object]] ===See also=== *[[matter]] *[[unit]] *[[noun]] *[[general]] *[[unnamed]] *[[nondescript]] [[en:thing]] 7732 2006-07-19T12:10:01Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ang, fi, fr, hu, io, it, la, pt, sv, ta, zh {{BE850}}<BR> {{wotd|2006|04|11}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # An item; an object. #: ''She sent her things to New York.'' ===Usage=== People often use the word “thing” to talk about items in general, items that have no name, or items that are hard to describe. They sometimes use it to talk about items whose names they have forgotten. ===Synonyms=== *[[item]] *[[object]] ===See also=== *[[matter]] *[[unit]] *[[noun]] *[[general]] *[[unnamed]] *[[nondescript]] [[ang:thing]] [[en:thing]] [[fr:thing]] [[io:thing]] [[it:thing]] [[la:thing]] [[hu:thing]] [[pt:thing]] [[fi:thing]] [[sv:thing]] [[ta:thing]] [[zh:thing]] 10261 2006-09-24T14:17:29Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[hy:thing]] {{BE850}}<BR> {{wotd|2006|04|11}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # An item; an object. #: ''She sent her things to New York.'' ===Usage=== People often use the word “thing” to talk about items in general, items that have no name, or items that are hard to describe. They sometimes use it to talk about items whose names they have forgotten. ===Synonyms=== *[[item]] *[[object]] ===See also=== *[[matter]] *[[unit]] *[[noun]] *[[general]] *[[unnamed]] *[[nondescript]] [[ang:thing]] [[en:thing]] [[fr:thing]] [[hy:thing]] [[io:thing]] [[it:thing]] [[la:thing]] [[hu:thing]] [[pt:thing]] [[fi:thing]] [[sv:thing]] [[ta:thing]] [[zh:thing]] 10813 2006-10-11T11:19:33Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ja:thing]], [[kk:thing]], [[vi:thing]] {{BE850}}<BR> {{wotd|2006|04|11}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # An item; an object. #: ''She sent her things to New York.'' ===Usage=== People often use the word “thing” to talk about items in general, items that have no name, or items that are hard to describe. They sometimes use it to talk about items whose names they have forgotten. ===Synonyms=== *[[item]] *[[object]] ===See also=== *[[matter]] *[[unit]] *[[noun]] *[[general]] *[[unnamed]] *[[nondescript]] [[ang:thing]] [[en:thing]] [[fr:thing]] [[hy:thing]] [[io:thing]] [[it:thing]] [[kk:thing]] [[la:thing]] [[hu:thing]] [[ja:thing]] [[pt:thing]] [[fi:thing]] [[sv:thing]] [[ta:thing]] [[vi:thing]] [[zh:thing]] 2450 6115 2006-03-23T08:49:27Z Cromwellt 61 created wotd <big>'''thing'''</big> <small>noun</small> # An [[item]]; an [[object]]. #: ''She sent her things to New York.'' <small>[[thing|Read full entry]]</small> 2451 6116 2006-03-23T08:55:01Z Cromwellt 61 created entry ==Noun== {{noun|thing|things}} # [[plural|More than one]] item; a [[group]] of items. #: ''I packed my things.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[items]] *[[objects]] *[[stuff]] ===See also=== *[[bag]] *[[box]] *[[suitcase]] *[[property]] *[[class]] *[[type]] [[en:things]] 7731 2006-07-19T12:08:51Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: fr, it ==Noun== {{noun|thing|things}} # [[plural|More than one]] item; a [[group]] of items. #: ''I packed my things.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[items]] *[[objects]] *[[stuff]] ===See also=== *[[bag]] *[[box]] *[[suitcase]] *[[property]] *[[class]] *[[type]] [[en:things]] [[fr:things]] [[it:things]] 11088 2006-10-15T05:31:10Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ja:things]] ==Noun== {{noun|thing|things}} # [[plural|More than one]] item; a [[group]] of items. #: ''I packed my things.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[items]] *[[objects]] *[[stuff]] ===See also=== *[[bag]] *[[box]] *[[suitcase]] *[[property]] *[[class]] *[[type]] [[en:things]] [[fr:things]] [[it:things]] [[ja:things]] 2452 6117 2006-03-23T09:03:25Z Cromwellt 61 created template ''This is the spelling most common in the {{{1}}}. For another spelling, see {{{2}}}.'' 6118 2006-03-23T09:04:13Z Cromwellt 61 added link ''This is the spelling most common in the {{{1}}}. For another spelling, see [[{{{2}}}]].'' 2453 6119 2006-03-23T09:05:26Z Cromwellt 61 created entry {{BE850}}<BR> {{alternate spelling|UK|plow}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[tool]] used to cut ground before [[planting]]. #: ''He took the plough out of the shed.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[ploughshare]] *[[ploughboy]] *[[ploughman]] ==Verb== {{verb|plough|ploughs|ploughed|ploughing}} # To cut the ground before planting. #: ''He will plough the field by sundown.'' ===Related words and phrases=== *[[agriculture]] *[[cut]] *[[field]] *[[furrow]] *[[harvest]] *[[plant]] *[[till]] [[category:tools]] [[en:plough]] 6849 2006-06-22T10:54:18Z Cromwellt 61 cat:tools -->Tools {{BE850}}<BR> {{alternate spelling|UK|plow}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[tool]] used to cut ground before [[planting]]. #: ''He took the plough out of the shed.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[ploughshare]] *[[ploughboy]] *[[ploughman]] ==Verb== {{verb|plough|ploughs|ploughed|ploughing}} # To cut the ground before planting. #: ''He will plough the field by sundown.'' ===Related words and phrases=== *[[agriculture]] *[[cut]] *[[field]] *[[furrow]] *[[harvest]] *[[plant]] *[[till]] [[category:Tools]] [[en:plough]] 7640 2006-07-19T08:39:24Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: fi, fr, hu, id, io, pt, zh {{BE850}}<BR> {{alternate spelling|UK|plow}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[tool]] used to cut ground before [[planting]]. #: ''He took the plough out of the shed.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[ploughshare]] *[[ploughboy]] *[[ploughman]] ==Verb== {{verb|plough|ploughs|ploughed|ploughing}} # To cut the ground before planting. #: ''He will plough the field by sundown.'' ===Related words and phrases=== *[[agriculture]] *[[cut]] *[[field]] *[[furrow]] *[[harvest]] *[[plant]] *[[till]] [[category:Tools]] [[en:plough]] [[fr:plough]] [[io:plough]] [[id:plough]] [[hu:plough]] [[pt:plough]] [[fi:plough]] [[zh:plough]] 10169 2006-09-24T13:41:33Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[vi:plough]] {{BE850}}<BR> {{alternate spelling|UK|plow}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[tool]] used to cut ground before [[planting]]. #: ''He took the plough out of the shed.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[ploughshare]] *[[ploughboy]] *[[ploughman]] ==Verb== {{verb|plough|ploughs|ploughed|ploughing}} # To cut the ground before planting. #: ''He will plough the field by sundown.'' ===Related words and phrases=== *[[agriculture]] *[[cut]] *[[field]] *[[furrow]] *[[harvest]] *[[plant]] *[[till]] [[category:Tools]] [[en:plough]] [[fr:plough]] [[io:plough]] [[id:plough]] [[hu:plough]] [[pt:plough]] [[fi:plough]] [[vi:plough]] [[zh:plough]] 2454 6120 2006-03-23T09:20:55Z Cromwellt 61 created entry {{BE850}} {{alternate spelling|US|plough}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[tool]] used to cut ground before [[planting]]. #: ''A rusty plow lay by the door.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[plowshare]] *[[snowplow]] ==Verb== {{verb|plow|plows|plowed|plowing}} # To cut the ground before planting. #: ''Aaron plowed the field.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[plow through]] *[[plow into]] *[[plow up]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[agriculture]] *[[cut]] *[[field]] *[[furrow]] *[[harvest]] *[[plant]] *[[till]] [[category:tools]] [[en:plow]] 6121 2006-03-23T09:21:44Z Cromwellt 61 line break {{BE850}}<BR> {{alternate spelling|US|plough}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[tool]] used to cut ground before [[planting]]. #: ''A rusty plow lay by the door.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[plowshare]] *[[snowplow]] ==Verb== {{verb|plow|plows|plowed|plowing}} # To cut the ground before planting. #: ''Aaron plowed the field.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[plow through]] *[[plow into]] *[[plow up]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[agriculture]] *[[cut]] *[[field]] *[[furrow]] *[[harvest]] *[[plant]] *[[till]] [[category:tools]] [[en:plow]] 6850 2006-06-22T10:55:09Z Cromwellt 61 cat:tools -->Tools {{BE850}}<BR> {{alternate spelling|US|plough}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[tool]] used to cut ground before [[planting]]. #: ''A rusty plow lay by the door.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[plowshare]] *[[snowplow]] ==Verb== {{verb|plow|plows|plowed|plowing}} # To cut the ground before planting. #: ''Aaron plowed the field.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[plow through]] *[[plow into]] *[[plow up]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[agriculture]] *[[cut]] *[[field]] *[[furrow]] *[[harvest]] *[[plant]] *[[till]] [[category:Tools]] [[en:plow]] 7639 2006-07-19T08:38:04Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: it {{BE850}}<BR> {{alternate spelling|US|plough}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[tool]] used to cut ground before [[planting]]. #: ''A rusty plow lay by the door.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[plowshare]] *[[snowplow]] ==Verb== {{verb|plow|plows|plowed|plowing}} # To cut the ground before planting. #: ''Aaron plowed the field.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[plow through]] *[[plow into]] *[[plow up]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[agriculture]] *[[cut]] *[[field]] *[[furrow]] *[[harvest]] *[[plant]] *[[till]] [[category:Tools]] [[en:plow]] [[it:plow]] 9090 2006-08-22T02:10:35Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: fi {{BE850}}<BR> {{alternate spelling|US|plough}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[tool]] used to cut ground before [[planting]]. #: ''A rusty plow lay by the door.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[plowshare]] *[[snowplow]] ==Verb== {{verb|plow|plows|plowed|plowing}} # To cut the ground before planting. #: ''Aaron plowed the field.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[plow through]] *[[plow into]] *[[plow up]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[agriculture]] *[[cut]] *[[field]] *[[furrow]] *[[harvest]] *[[plant]] *[[till]] [[category:Tools]] [[en:plow]] [[it:plow]] [[fi:plow]] 9721 2006-09-10T14:00:14Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ta, vi {{BE850}}<BR> {{alternate spelling|US|plough}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[tool]] used to cut ground before [[planting]]. #: ''A rusty plow lay by the door.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[plowshare]] *[[snowplow]] ==Verb== {{verb|plow|plows|plowed|plowing}} # To cut the ground before planting. #: ''Aaron plowed the field.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[plow through]] *[[plow into]] *[[plow up]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[agriculture]] *[[cut]] *[[field]] *[[furrow]] *[[harvest]] *[[plant]] *[[till]] [[category:Tools]] [[en:plow]] [[it:plow]] [[fi:plow]] [[ta:plow]] [[vi:plow]] 10368 2006-10-04T23:09:35Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[io:plow]] {{BE850}}<BR> {{alternate spelling|US|plough}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[tool]] used to cut ground before [[planting]]. #: ''A rusty plow lay by the door.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[plowshare]] *[[snowplow]] ==Verb== {{verb|plow|plows|plowed|plowing}} # To cut the ground before planting. #: ''Aaron plowed the field.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[plow through]] *[[plow into]] *[[plow up]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[agriculture]] *[[cut]] *[[field]] *[[furrow]] *[[harvest]] *[[plant]] *[[till]] [[category:Tools]] [[en:plow]] [[io:plow]] [[it:plow]] [[fi:plow]] [[ta:plow]] [[vi:plow]] 11684 2006-10-31T20:49:46Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:plow]] {{BE850}}<BR> {{alternate spelling|US|plough}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[tool]] used to cut ground before [[planting]]. #: ''A rusty plow lay by the door.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[plowshare]] *[[snowplow]] ==Verb== {{verb|plow|plows|plowed|plowing}} # To cut the ground before planting. #: ''Aaron plowed the field.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[plow through]] *[[plow into]] *[[plow up]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[agriculture]] *[[cut]] *[[field]] *[[furrow]] *[[harvest]] *[[plant]] *[[till]] [[category:Tools]] [[en:plow]] [[io:plow]] [[it:plow]] [[ru:plow]] [[fi:plow]] [[ta:plow]] [[vi:plow]] 14199 2006-12-21T15:47:44Z Brett 77 {{BE850}}<BR> {{alternate spelling|US|plough}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[tool]] used to cut ground before [[planting]]. #: ''An old '''plow''' was stuck in the field.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[plowshare]] *[[snowplow]] ==Verb== {{verb|plow|plows|plowed|plowing}} # To cut the ground before planting. #: ''Aaron '''plowed''' the field in the spring.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[plow through]] *[[plow into]] *[[plow up]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[agriculture]] *[[cut]] *[[field]] *[[furrow]] *[[harvest]] *[[plant]] *[[till]] [[category:Tools]] [[en:plow]] [[io:plow]] [[it:plow]] [[ru:plow]] [[fi:plow]] [[ta:plow]] [[vi:plow]] 2455 6122 2006-03-23T09:32:58Z Cromwellt 61 created template <br clear=all /> {| style="margin:0 auto;" align=center width="50%" class="toccolours" |align=center style="background:#ccccff"| '''[[part|Parts]] of the [[leg|Leg]]''' <small>([[:Template:leg|edit]]) |- |align=center| [[hip]] - [[thigh]] - [[knee]] - [[shin]] - [[calf]] |} 2456 6125 2006-03-23T09:37:55Z Cromwellt 61 created entry, wotd {{BE850}}<BR> {{wotd|2006|04|12}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # Part of the leg between the thigh and the shin. #: ''I hurt my knee in football.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[kneel]] *[[kneecap]] *[[knee brace]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[joint]] {{leg}} {{body}} ==Verb== {{verb|knee|knees|kneed|kneeing}} # To hit someone or something with the knee. #: ''He kneed me in the leg.'' ===Related words and phrases=== *[[hit]] *[[punch]] *[[kick]] [[category:body parts]] [[en:knee]] 7170 2006-07-13T22:45:17Z Kappa 92 image {{BE850}}<BR> {{wotd|2006|04|12}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[image:Knee.agr.jpg|thumb|Right|A knee]] # Part of the leg between the thigh and the shin. #: ''I hurt my knee in football.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[kneel]] *[[kneecap]] *[[knee brace]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[joint]] {{leg}} {{body}} ==Verb== {{verb|knee|knees|kneed|kneeing}} # To hit someone or something with the knee. #: ''He kneed me in the leg.'' ===Related words and phrases=== *[[hit]] *[[punch]] *[[kick]] [[category:body parts]] [[en:knee]] 7564 2006-07-19T05:56:40Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ca, fi, fr, hu, io, it, pl, ro, ru, sr, ta, zh {{BE850}}<BR> {{wotd|2006|04|12}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[image:Knee.agr.jpg|thumb|Right|A knee]] # Part of the leg between the thigh and the shin. #: ''I hurt my knee in football.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[kneel]] *[[kneecap]] *[[knee brace]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[joint]] {{leg}} {{body}} ==Verb== {{verb|knee|knees|kneed|kneeing}} # To hit someone or something with the knee. #: ''He kneed me in the leg.'' ===Related words and phrases=== *[[hit]] *[[punch]] *[[kick]] [[category:body parts]] [[ca:knee]] [[en:knee]] [[fr:knee]] [[io:knee]] [[it:knee]] [[hu:knee]] [[pl:knee]] [[ro:knee]] [[ru:knee]] [[sr:knee]] [[fi:knee]] [[ta:knee]] [[zh:knee]] 8438 2006-08-03T02:20:48Z Brett 77 {{BE850}}<BR> {{wotd|2006|04|12}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[image:Knee.agr.jpg|thumb|Right|A knee]] # Part of the leg between the thigh and the shin. #: ''I hurt my '''knee''' in football.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[kneel]] *[[kneecap]] *[[knee brace]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[joint]] {{leg}} {{body}} ==Verb== {{verb|knee|knees|kneed|kneeing}} # To hit someone or something with the '''knee'''. #: ''He '''kneed''' me in the leg.'' ===Related words and phrases=== *[[hit]] *[[punch]] *[[kick]] [[category:body parts]] [[ca:knee]] [[en:knee]] [[fr:knee]] [[io:knee]] [[it:knee]] [[hu:knee]] [[pl:knee]] [[ro:knee]] [[ru:knee]] [[sr:knee]] [[fi:knee]] [[ta:knee]] [[zh:knee]] 9670 2006-09-10T13:25:20Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy, lt, vi {{BE850}}<BR> {{wotd|2006|04|12}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[image:Knee.agr.jpg|thumb|Right|A knee]] # Part of the leg between the thigh and the shin. #: ''I hurt my '''knee''' in football.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[kneel]] *[[kneecap]] *[[knee brace]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[joint]] {{leg}} {{body}} ==Verb== {{verb|knee|knees|kneed|kneeing}} # To hit someone or something with the '''knee'''. #: ''He '''kneed''' me in the leg.'' ===Related words and phrases=== *[[hit]] *[[punch]] *[[kick]] [[category:body parts]] [[ca:knee]] [[en:knee]] [[fr:knee]] [[hy:knee]] [[io:knee]] [[it:knee]] [[lt:knee]] [[hu:knee]] [[pl:knee]] [[ro:knee]] [[ru:knee]] [[sr:knee]] [[fi:knee]] [[ta:knee]] [[vi:knee]] [[zh:knee]] 10135 2006-09-24T13:22:41Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[es:knee]] {{BE850}}<BR> {{wotd|2006|04|12}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[image:Knee.agr.jpg|thumb|Right|A knee]] # Part of the leg between the thigh and the shin. #: ''I hurt my '''knee''' in football.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[kneel]] *[[kneecap]] *[[knee brace]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[joint]] {{leg}} {{body}} ==Verb== {{verb|knee|knees|kneed|kneeing}} # To hit someone or something with the '''knee'''. #: ''He '''kneed''' me in the leg.'' ===Related words and phrases=== *[[hit]] *[[punch]] *[[kick]] [[category:body parts]] [[ca:knee]] [[en:knee]] [[es:knee]] [[fr:knee]] [[hy:knee]] [[io:knee]] [[it:knee]] [[lt:knee]] [[hu:knee]] [[pl:knee]] [[ro:knee]] [[ru:knee]] [[sr:knee]] [[fi:knee]] [[ta:knee]] [[vi:knee]] [[zh:knee]] 10461 2006-10-07T06:59:45Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ja:knee]] {{BE850}}<BR> {{wotd|2006|04|12}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[image:Knee.agr.jpg|thumb|Right|A knee]] # Part of the leg between the thigh and the shin. #: ''I hurt my '''knee''' in football.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[kneel]] *[[kneecap]] *[[knee brace]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[joint]] {{leg}} {{body}} ==Verb== {{verb|knee|knees|kneed|kneeing}} # To hit someone or something with the '''knee'''. #: ''He '''kneed''' me in the leg.'' ===Related words and phrases=== *[[hit]] *[[punch]] *[[kick]] [[category:body parts]] [[ca:knee]] [[en:knee]] [[es:knee]] [[fr:knee]] [[hy:knee]] [[io:knee]] [[it:knee]] [[lt:knee]] [[hu:knee]] [[ja:knee]] [[pl:knee]] [[ro:knee]] [[ru:knee]] [[sr:knee]] [[fi:knee]] [[ta:knee]] [[vi:knee]] [[zh:knee]] 10757 2006-10-10T15:50:27Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:knee]] {{BE850}}<BR> {{wotd|2006|04|12}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[image:Knee.agr.jpg|thumb|Right|A knee]] # Part of the leg between the thigh and the shin. #: ''I hurt my '''knee''' in football.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[kneel]] *[[kneecap]] *[[knee brace]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[joint]] {{leg}} {{body}} ==Verb== {{verb|knee|knees|kneed|kneeing}} # To hit someone or something with the '''knee'''. #: ''He '''kneed''' me in the leg.'' ===Related words and phrases=== *[[hit]] *[[punch]] *[[kick]] [[category:body parts]] [[ca:knee]] [[en:knee]] [[es:knee]] [[fr:knee]] [[hy:knee]] [[io:knee]] [[it:knee]] [[kk:knee]] [[lt:knee]] [[hu:knee]] [[ja:knee]] [[pl:knee]] [[ro:knee]] [[ru:knee]] [[sr:knee]] [[fi:knee]] [[ta:knee]] [[vi:knee]] [[zh:knee]] 13633 2006-12-11T06:29:56Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:knee]] {{BE850}}<BR> {{wotd|2006|04|12}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[image:Knee.agr.jpg|thumb|Right|A knee]] # Part of the leg between the thigh and the shin. #: ''I hurt my '''knee''' in football.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[kneel]] *[[kneecap]] *[[knee brace]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[joint]] {{leg}} {{body}} ==Verb== {{verb|knee|knees|kneed|kneeing}} # To hit someone or something with the '''knee'''. #: ''He '''kneed''' me in the leg.'' ===Related words and phrases=== *[[hit]] *[[punch]] *[[kick]] [[category:body parts]] [[ca:knee]] [[en:knee]] [[es:knee]] [[fa:knee]] [[fr:knee]] [[hy:knee]] [[io:knee]] [[it:knee]] [[kk:knee]] [[lt:knee]] [[hu:knee]] [[ja:knee]] [[pl:knee]] [[ro:knee]] [[ru:knee]] [[sr:knee]] [[fi:knee]] [[ta:knee]] [[vi:knee]] [[zh:knee]] 2457 6126 2006-03-23T09:38:14Z Cromwellt 61 created wotd <big>'''knee'''</big> <small>noun</small> # Part of the [[leg]] between the [[thigh]] and the [[shin]]. #: ''I hurt my knee in football.'' <small>verb</small> # To [[hit]] someone or something with the knee. #: ''He kneed me in the leg.'' <small>[[knee|Read full entry]]</small> 2458 6127 2006-03-23T09:46:51Z Cromwellt 61 created entry, wotd {{BE850}}<BR> {{wotd|2006|04|13}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A personal idea, a person’s thoughts on a topic. #: ''You gave your opinion of the case.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[idea]] *[[thought]] *[[view]] *[[viewpoint]] *[[point of view]] ===Antonyms=== *[[fact]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[expert opinion]] *[[personal opinion]] ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} # Giving opinion. #: ''He wrote an opinion piece for the newspaper.'' ===Related words and phrases=== *[[commentary]] [[en:opinion]] 7647 2006-07-19T08:55:56Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, et, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ko, pl, pt, ru, sv, ta, vi, zh {{BE850}}<BR> {{wotd|2006|04|13}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A personal idea, a person’s thoughts on a topic. #: ''You gave your opinion of the case.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[idea]] *[[thought]] *[[view]] *[[viewpoint]] *[[point of view]] ===Antonyms=== *[[fact]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[expert opinion]] *[[personal opinion]] ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} # Giving opinion. #: ''He wrote an opinion piece for the newspaper.'' ===Related words and phrases=== *[[commentary]] [[de:opinion]] [[et:opinion]] [[en:opinion]] [[fr:opinion]] [[ko:opinion]] [[io:opinion]] [[it:opinion]] [[hu:opinion]] [[pl:opinion]] [[pt:opinion]] [[ru:opinion]] [[fi:opinion]] [[sv:opinion]] [[ta:opinion]] [[vi:opinion]] [[zh:opinion]] 9705 2006-09-10T13:56:44Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy {{BE850}}<BR> {{wotd|2006|04|13}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A personal idea, a person’s thoughts on a topic. #: ''You gave your opinion of the case.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[idea]] *[[thought]] *[[view]] *[[viewpoint]] *[[point of view]] ===Antonyms=== *[[fact]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[expert opinion]] *[[personal opinion]] ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} # Giving opinion. #: ''He wrote an opinion piece for the newspaper.'' ===Related words and phrases=== *[[commentary]] [[de:opinion]] [[et:opinion]] [[en:opinion]] [[fr:opinion]] [[ko:opinion]] [[hy:opinion]] [[io:opinion]] [[it:opinion]] [[hu:opinion]] [[pl:opinion]] [[pt:opinion]] [[ru:opinion]] [[fi:opinion]] [[sv:opinion]] [[ta:opinion]] [[vi:opinion]] [[zh:opinion]] 9900 2006-09-24T11:35:24Z Tangobot 116 Robot: Automated text replacement (-{{adjective2}} +{{adjective}}) {{BE850}}<BR> {{wotd|2006|04|13}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A personal idea, a person’s thoughts on a topic. #: ''You gave your opinion of the case.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[idea]] *[[thought]] *[[view]] *[[viewpoint]] *[[point of view]] ===Antonyms=== *[[fact]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[expert opinion]] *[[personal opinion]] ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # Giving opinion. #: ''He wrote an opinion piece for the newspaper.'' ===Related words and phrases=== *[[commentary]] [[de:opinion]] [[et:opinion]] [[en:opinion]] [[fr:opinion]] [[ko:opinion]] [[hy:opinion]] [[io:opinion]] [[it:opinion]] [[hu:opinion]] [[pl:opinion]] [[pt:opinion]] [[ru:opinion]] [[fi:opinion]] [[sv:opinion]] [[ta:opinion]] [[vi:opinion]] [[zh:opinion]] 10298 2006-09-25T16:57:36Z Brett 77 /* Adjective */ {{BE850}}<BR> {{wotd|2006|04|13}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A personal idea, a person’s thoughts on a topic. #: ''You gave your opinion of the case.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[idea]] *[[thought]] *[[view]] *[[viewpoint]] *[[point of view]] ===Antonyms=== *[[fact]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[expert opinion]] *[[personal opinion]] [[de:opinion]] [[et:opinion]] [[en:opinion]] [[fr:opinion]] [[ko:opinion]] [[hy:opinion]] [[io:opinion]] [[it:opinion]] [[hu:opinion]] [[pl:opinion]] [[pt:opinion]] [[ru:opinion]] [[fi:opinion]] [[sv:opinion]] [[ta:opinion]] [[vi:opinion]] [[zh:opinion]] 10873 2006-10-12T08:25:14Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:opinion]] {{BE850}}<BR> {{wotd|2006|04|13}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A personal idea, a person’s thoughts on a topic. #: ''You gave your opinion of the case.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[idea]] *[[thought]] *[[view]] *[[viewpoint]] *[[point of view]] ===Antonyms=== *[[fact]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[expert opinion]] *[[personal opinion]] [[de:opinion]] [[et:opinion]] [[en:opinion]] [[fr:opinion]] [[ko:opinion]] [[hy:opinion]] [[io:opinion]] [[it:opinion]] [[kk:opinion]] [[hu:opinion]] [[pl:opinion]] [[pt:opinion]] [[ru:opinion]] [[fi:opinion]] [[sv:opinion]] [[ta:opinion]] [[vi:opinion]] [[zh:opinion]] 2459 6128 2006-03-23T09:47:01Z Cromwellt 61 created wotd <big>'''opinion'''</big> <small>noun</small> # A [[personal]] [[idea]], a person’s [[thought]]s on a topic. #: ''You gave your opinion of the case.'' <small>adjective</small> # Giving opinion. #: ''He wrote an opinion piece for the newspaper.'' <small>[[opinion|Read full entry]]</small> 2460 6129 2006-03-23T09:56:44Z Cromwellt 61 created entry, wotd {{BE850}}<BR> {{wotd|2006|04|14 ==Noun== {{noun}} # The beginning of something in [[place]] or [[time]]. #: ''We went back to the start.'' # A [[movement]] in [[reaction]] to surprise. #: ''I surprised him and he gave a start.'' # A [[surprise]], often not [[pleasant]]. #: ''She gave him quite a start.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''beginning'') [[beginning]], [[outset]], [[square one]], [[drawing board]], [[introduction]] *(''movement'') [[jump]] *(''surprise'') [[surprise]], [[scare]] ===Antonyms=== *(''beginning'') [[end]], [[finish]], [[finale]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[middle]] *[[body]] ==Verb== {{verb|start|starts|started|starting}} # To begin; to do something for the [[first]] time. #: ''They started the race in first place.'' # To make a machine begin to work. #: ''I will start the car.'' # To move in surprise. #: ''When I touched his arm, he started.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''begin'') [[begin]], [[introduce]] *(''make a machine begin to work'') [[start up]], [[turn on]], [[initialize]] *(''move in surprise'') [[flinch]] ===Antonyms=== *(''begin'') [[end]], [[finish]], [[terminate]], [[complete]], [[finalize]], [[conclude]] *(''make a machine begin to work'') [[shut down]], [[turn off]], [[cut]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[restart]] *[[startle]] *[[startled]] *[[start in]] *[[start over]] *[[start out]] *[[start up]] *[[start with]] [[en:start]] 6131 2006-03-23T09:58:05Z Cromwellt 61 fixed wotd ref {{BE850}}<BR> {{wotd|2006|04|14}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # The beginning of something in [[place]] or [[time]]. #: ''We went back to the start.'' # A [[movement]] in [[reaction]] to surprise. #: ''I surprised him and he gave a start.'' # A [[surprise]], often not [[pleasant]]. #: ''She gave him quite a start.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''beginning'') [[beginning]], [[outset]], [[square one]], [[drawing board]], [[introduction]] *(''movement'') [[jump]] *(''surprise'') [[surprise]], [[scare]] ===Antonyms=== *(''beginning'') [[end]], [[finish]], [[finale]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[middle]] *[[body]] ==Verb== {{verb|start|starts|started|starting}} # To begin; to do something for the [[first]] time. #: ''They started the race in first place.'' # To make a machine begin to work. #: ''I will start the car.'' # To move in surprise. #: ''When I touched his arm, he started.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''begin'') [[begin]], [[introduce]] *(''make a machine begin to work'') [[start up]], [[turn on]], [[initialize]] *(''move in surprise'') [[flinch]] ===Antonyms=== *(''begin'') [[end]], [[finish]], [[terminate]], [[complete]], [[finalize]], [[conclude]] *(''make a machine begin to work'') [[shut down]], [[turn off]], [[cut]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[restart]] *[[startle]] *[[startled]] *[[start in]] *[[start over]] *[[start out]] *[[start up]] *[[start with]] [[en:start]] 7692 2006-07-19T10:45:35Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: el, es, fi, fr, hu, id, io, it, nl, pl, sr, ta, zh {{BE850}}<BR> {{wotd|2006|04|14}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # The beginning of something in [[place]] or [[time]]. #: ''We went back to the start.'' # A [[movement]] in [[reaction]] to surprise. #: ''I surprised him and he gave a start.'' # A [[surprise]], often not [[pleasant]]. #: ''She gave him quite a start.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''beginning'') [[beginning]], [[outset]], [[square one]], [[drawing board]], [[introduction]] *(''movement'') [[jump]] *(''surprise'') [[surprise]], [[scare]] ===Antonyms=== *(''beginning'') [[end]], [[finish]], [[finale]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[middle]] *[[body]] ==Verb== {{verb|start|starts|started|starting}} # To begin; to do something for the [[first]] time. #: ''They started the race in first place.'' # To make a machine begin to work. #: ''I will start the car.'' # To move in surprise. #: ''When I touched his arm, he started.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''begin'') [[begin]], [[introduce]] *(''make a machine begin to work'') [[start up]], [[turn on]], [[initialize]] *(''move in surprise'') [[flinch]] ===Antonyms=== *(''begin'') [[end]], [[finish]], [[terminate]], [[complete]], [[finalize]], [[conclude]] *(''make a machine begin to work'') [[shut down]], [[turn off]], [[cut]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[restart]] *[[startle]] *[[startled]] *[[start in]] *[[start over]] *[[start out]] *[[start up]] *[[start with]] [[el:start]] [[en:start]] [[es:start]] [[fr:start]] [[io:start]] [[id:start]] [[it:start]] [[hu:start]] [[nl:start]] [[pl:start]] [[sr:start]] [[fi:start]] [[ta:start]] [[zh:start]] 9152 2006-08-22T04:08:30Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ku {{BE850}}<BR> {{wotd|2006|04|14}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # The beginning of something in [[place]] or [[time]]. #: ''We went back to the start.'' # A [[movement]] in [[reaction]] to surprise. #: ''I surprised him and he gave a start.'' # A [[surprise]], often not [[pleasant]]. #: ''She gave him quite a start.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''beginning'') [[beginning]], [[outset]], [[square one]], [[drawing board]], [[introduction]] *(''movement'') [[jump]] *(''surprise'') [[surprise]], [[scare]] ===Antonyms=== *(''beginning'') [[end]], [[finish]], [[finale]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[middle]] *[[body]] ==Verb== {{verb|start|starts|started|starting}} # To begin; to do something for the [[first]] time. #: ''They started the race in first place.'' # To make a machine begin to work. #: ''I will start the car.'' # To move in surprise. #: ''When I touched his arm, he started.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''begin'') [[begin]], [[introduce]] *(''make a machine begin to work'') [[start up]], [[turn on]], [[initialize]] *(''move in surprise'') [[flinch]] ===Antonyms=== *(''begin'') [[end]], [[finish]], [[terminate]], [[complete]], [[finalize]], [[conclude]] *(''make a machine begin to work'') [[shut down]], [[turn off]], [[cut]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[restart]] *[[startle]] *[[startled]] *[[start in]] *[[start over]] *[[start out]] *[[start up]] *[[start with]] [[el:start]] [[en:start]] [[es:start]] [[fr:start]] [[io:start]] [[id:start]] [[it:start]] [[ku:start]] [[hu:start]] [[nl:start]] [[pl:start]] [[sr:start]] [[fi:start]] [[ta:start]] [[zh:start]] 10229 2006-09-24T14:04:22Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[fa:start]], [[vi:start]] {{BE850}}<BR> {{wotd|2006|04|14}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # The beginning of something in [[place]] or [[time]]. #: ''We went back to the start.'' # A [[movement]] in [[reaction]] to surprise. #: ''I surprised him and he gave a start.'' # A [[surprise]], often not [[pleasant]]. #: ''She gave him quite a start.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''beginning'') [[beginning]], [[outset]], [[square one]], [[drawing board]], [[introduction]] *(''movement'') [[jump]] *(''surprise'') [[surprise]], [[scare]] ===Antonyms=== *(''beginning'') [[end]], [[finish]], [[finale]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[middle]] *[[body]] ==Verb== {{verb|start|starts|started|starting}} # To begin; to do something for the [[first]] time. #: ''They started the race in first place.'' # To make a machine begin to work. #: ''I will start the car.'' # To move in surprise. #: ''When I touched his arm, he started.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''begin'') [[begin]], [[introduce]] *(''make a machine begin to work'') [[start up]], [[turn on]], [[initialize]] *(''move in surprise'') [[flinch]] ===Antonyms=== *(''begin'') [[end]], [[finish]], [[terminate]], [[complete]], [[finalize]], [[conclude]] *(''make a machine begin to work'') [[shut down]], [[turn off]], [[cut]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[restart]] *[[startle]] *[[startled]] *[[start in]] *[[start over]] *[[start out]] *[[start up]] *[[start with]] [[el:start]] [[en:start]] [[es:start]] [[fa:start]] [[fr:start]] [[io:start]] [[id:start]] [[it:start]] [[ku:start]] [[hu:start]] [[nl:start]] [[pl:start]] [[sr:start]] [[fi:start]] [[ta:start]] [[vi:start]] [[zh:start]] 10914 2006-10-13T07:38:01Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:start]], [[uk:start]] {{BE850}}<BR> {{wotd|2006|04|14}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # The beginning of something in [[place]] or [[time]]. #: ''We went back to the start.'' # A [[movement]] in [[reaction]] to surprise. #: ''I surprised him and he gave a start.'' # A [[surprise]], often not [[pleasant]]. #: ''She gave him quite a start.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''beginning'') [[beginning]], [[outset]], [[square one]], [[drawing board]], [[introduction]] *(''movement'') [[jump]] *(''surprise'') [[surprise]], [[scare]] ===Antonyms=== *(''beginning'') [[end]], [[finish]], [[finale]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[middle]] *[[body]] ==Verb== {{verb|start|starts|started|starting}} # To begin; to do something for the [[first]] time. #: ''They started the race in first place.'' # To make a machine begin to work. #: ''I will start the car.'' # To move in surprise. #: ''When I touched his arm, he started.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''begin'') [[begin]], [[introduce]] *(''make a machine begin to work'') [[start up]], [[turn on]], [[initialize]] *(''move in surprise'') [[flinch]] ===Antonyms=== *(''begin'') [[end]], [[finish]], [[terminate]], [[complete]], [[finalize]], [[conclude]] *(''make a machine begin to work'') [[shut down]], [[turn off]], [[cut]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[restart]] *[[startle]] *[[startled]] *[[start in]] *[[start over]] *[[start out]] *[[start up]] *[[start with]] [[el:start]] [[en:start]] [[es:start]] [[fa:start]] [[fr:start]] [[io:start]] [[id:start]] [[it:start]] [[kk:start]] [[ku:start]] [[hu:start]] [[nl:start]] [[pl:start]] [[sr:start]] [[fi:start]] [[ta:start]] [[vi:start]] [[uk:start]] [[zh:start]] 11354 2006-10-19T00:58:19Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:start]] {{BE850}}<BR> {{wotd|2006|04|14}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # The beginning of something in [[place]] or [[time]]. #: ''We went back to the start.'' # A [[movement]] in [[reaction]] to surprise. #: ''I surprised him and he gave a start.'' # A [[surprise]], often not [[pleasant]]. #: ''She gave him quite a start.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''beginning'') [[beginning]], [[outset]], [[square one]], [[drawing board]], [[introduction]] *(''movement'') [[jump]] *(''surprise'') [[surprise]], [[scare]] ===Antonyms=== *(''beginning'') [[end]], [[finish]], [[finale]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[middle]] *[[body]] ==Verb== {{verb|start|starts|started|starting}} # To begin; to do something for the [[first]] time. #: ''They started the race in first place.'' # To make a machine begin to work. #: ''I will start the car.'' # To move in surprise. #: ''When I touched his arm, he started.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''begin'') [[begin]], [[introduce]] *(''make a machine begin to work'') [[start up]], [[turn on]], [[initialize]] *(''move in surprise'') [[flinch]] ===Antonyms=== *(''begin'') [[end]], [[finish]], [[terminate]], [[complete]], [[finalize]], [[conclude]] *(''make a machine begin to work'') [[shut down]], [[turn off]], [[cut]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[restart]] *[[startle]] *[[startled]] *[[start in]] *[[start over]] *[[start out]] *[[start up]] *[[start with]] [[el:start]] [[en:start]] [[es:start]] [[fa:start]] [[fr:start]] [[io:start]] [[id:start]] [[it:start]] [[kk:start]] [[ku:start]] [[hu:start]] [[nl:start]] [[pl:start]] [[ru:start]] [[sr:start]] [[fi:start]] [[ta:start]] [[vi:start]] [[uk:start]] [[zh:start]] 12027 2006-11-09T17:56:23Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[pt:start]] {{BE850}}<BR> {{wotd|2006|04|14}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # The beginning of something in [[place]] or [[time]]. #: ''We went back to the start.'' # A [[movement]] in [[reaction]] to surprise. #: ''I surprised him and he gave a start.'' # A [[surprise]], often not [[pleasant]]. #: ''She gave him quite a start.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''beginning'') [[beginning]], [[outset]], [[square one]], [[drawing board]], [[introduction]] *(''movement'') [[jump]] *(''surprise'') [[surprise]], [[scare]] ===Antonyms=== *(''beginning'') [[end]], [[finish]], [[finale]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[middle]] *[[body]] ==Verb== {{verb|start|starts|started|starting}} # To begin; to do something for the [[first]] time. #: ''They started the race in first place.'' # To make a machine begin to work. #: ''I will start the car.'' # To move in surprise. #: ''When I touched his arm, he started.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''begin'') [[begin]], [[introduce]] *(''make a machine begin to work'') [[start up]], [[turn on]], [[initialize]] *(''move in surprise'') [[flinch]] ===Antonyms=== *(''begin'') [[end]], [[finish]], [[terminate]], [[complete]], [[finalize]], [[conclude]] *(''make a machine begin to work'') [[shut down]], [[turn off]], [[cut]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[restart]] *[[startle]] *[[startled]] *[[start in]] *[[start over]] *[[start out]] *[[start up]] *[[start with]] [[el:start]] [[en:start]] [[es:start]] [[fa:start]] [[fr:start]] [[io:start]] [[id:start]] [[it:start]] [[kk:start]] [[ku:start]] [[hu:start]] [[nl:start]] [[pl:start]] [[pt:start]] [[ru:start]] [[sr:start]] [[fi:start]] [[ta:start]] [[vi:start]] [[uk:start]] [[zh:start]] 14201 2006-12-21T15:49:41Z Brett 77 formatting {{BE850}}<BR> {{wotd|2006|04|14}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # The beginning of something in [[place]] or [[time]]. #: ''We went back to the '''start'''.'' # A [[movement]] in [[reaction]] to surprise. #: ''I surprised him and he gave a '''start'''.'' # A [[surprise]], often not [[pleasant]]. #: ''She gave him quite a '''start'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''beginning'') [[beginning]], [[outset]], [[square one]], [[drawing board]], [[introduction]] *(''movement'') [[jump]] *(''surprise'') [[surprise]], [[scare]] ===Antonyms=== *(''beginning'') [[end]], [[finish]], [[finale]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[middle]] *[[body]] ==Verb== {{verb|start|starts|started|starting}} # To begin; to do something for the [[first]] time. #: ''They '''started''' the race in first place.'' # To make a machine begin to work. #: ''I will '''start''' the car.'' # To move in surprise. #: ''When I touched his arm, he '''started'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''begin'') [[begin]], [[introduce]] *(''make a machine begin to work'') [[start up]], [[turn on]], [[initialize]] *(''move in surprise'') [[flinch]] ===Antonyms=== *(''begin'') [[end]], [[finish]], [[terminate]], [[complete]], [[finalize]], [[conclude]] *(''make a machine begin to work'') [[shut down]], [[turn off]], [[cut]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[restart]] *[[startle]] *[[startled]] *[[start in]] *[[start over]] *[[start out]] *[[start up]] *[[start with]] [[el:start]] [[en:start]] [[es:start]] [[fa:start]] [[fr:start]] [[io:start]] [[id:start]] [[it:start]] [[kk:start]] [[ku:start]] [[hu:start]] [[nl:start]] [[pl:start]] [[pt:start]] [[ru:start]] [[sr:start]] [[fi:start]] [[ta:start]] [[vi:start]] [[uk:start]] [[zh:start]] 2461 6130 2006-03-23T09:57:34Z Cromwellt 61 created wotd <big>'''start'''</big> <small>noun</small> # The beginning of something in [[place]] or [[time]]. #: ''We went back to the start.'' # A [[movement]] in [[reaction]] to surprise. #: ''I surprised him and he gave a start.'' <small>verb</small> # To begin; to do something for the [[first]] time. #: ''They started the race in first place.'' # To make a [[machine]] begin to work. #: ''I will start the car.'' # To move in surprise. #: ''When I touched his arm, he started.'' <small>[[start|Read full entry]]</small> 2462 6132 2006-03-23T10:11:00Z Cromwellt 61 created entry, wotd {{BE850}}<BR> {{alternate spelling|US|grey}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # One of the [[color]]s people can see: {{colorbox|gray}} #: ''I like the darker color of gray.'' # Cloud. #: ‘’They looke'' out into the gray.'' ==Adjective== {{adjective|gray|grayer|grayest}} # Gray in [[color]]. #: ‘’That is a gray whale.’’ ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[gray area]] *[[grayscale]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[silver]] {{colors}} [[category:colors]] [[en:gray]] 7502 2006-07-19T03:48:30Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: fr, gl, hu, it, ja, pt, zh {{BE850}}<BR> {{alternate spelling|US|grey}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # One of the [[color]]s people can see: {{colorbox|gray}} #: ''I like the darker color of gray.'' # Cloud. #: ‘’They looke'' out into the gray.'' ==Adjective== {{adjective|gray|grayer|grayest}} # Gray in [[color]]. #: ‘’That is a gray whale.’’ ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[gray area]] *[[grayscale]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[silver]] {{colors}} [[category:colors]] [[en:gray]] [[fr:gray]] [[gl:gray]] [[it:gray]] [[hu:gray]] [[ja:gray]] [[pt:gray]] [[zh:gray]] 10100 2006-09-24T13:10:26Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[vi:gray]] {{BE850}}<BR> {{alternate spelling|US|grey}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # One of the [[color]]s people can see: {{colorbox|gray}} #: ''I like the darker color of gray.'' # Cloud. #: ‘’They looke'' out into the gray.'' ==Adjective== {{adjective|gray|grayer|grayest}} # Gray in [[color]]. #: ‘’That is a gray whale.’’ ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[gray area]] *[[grayscale]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[silver]] {{colors}} [[category:colors]] [[en:gray]] [[fr:gray]] [[gl:gray]] [[it:gray]] [[hu:gray]] [[ja:gray]] [[pt:gray]] [[vi:gray]] [[zh:gray]] 11229 2006-10-17T21:29:20Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[pl:gray]] {{BE850}}<BR> {{alternate spelling|US|grey}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # One of the [[color]]s people can see: {{colorbox|gray}} #: ''I like the darker color of gray.'' # Cloud. #: ‘’They looke'' out into the gray.'' ==Adjective== {{adjective|gray|grayer|grayest}} # Gray in [[color]]. #: ‘’That is a gray whale.’’ ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[gray area]] *[[grayscale]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[silver]] {{colors}} [[category:colors]] [[en:gray]] [[fr:gray]] [[gl:gray]] [[it:gray]] [[hu:gray]] [[ja:gray]] [[pl:gray]] [[pt:gray]] [[vi:gray]] [[zh:gray]] 11375 2006-10-19T12:42:36Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:gray]] {{BE850}}<BR> {{alternate spelling|US|grey}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # One of the [[color]]s people can see: {{colorbox|gray}} #: ''I like the darker color of gray.'' # Cloud. #: ‘’They looke'' out into the gray.'' ==Adjective== {{adjective|gray|grayer|grayest}} # Gray in [[color]]. #: ‘’That is a gray whale.’’ ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[gray area]] *[[grayscale]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[silver]] {{colors}} [[category:colors]] [[en:gray]] [[fr:gray]] [[gl:gray]] [[it:gray]] [[hu:gray]] [[ja:gray]] [[pl:gray]] [[pt:gray]] [[ru:gray]] [[vi:gray]] [[zh:gray]] 14056 2006-12-20T22:34:12Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:gray]] {{BE850}}<BR> {{alternate spelling|US|grey}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # One of the [[color]]s people can see: {{colorbox|gray}} #: ''I like the darker color of gray.'' # Cloud. #: ‘’They looke'' out into the gray.'' ==Adjective== {{adjective|gray|grayer|grayest}} # Gray in [[color]]. #: ‘’That is a gray whale.’’ ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[gray area]] *[[grayscale]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[silver]] {{colors}} [[category:colors]] [[en:gray]] [[fa:gray]] [[fr:gray]] [[gl:gray]] [[it:gray]] [[hu:gray]] [[ja:gray]] [[pl:gray]] [[pt:gray]] [[ru:gray]] [[vi:gray]] [[zh:gray]] 2463 6133 2006-03-23T10:14:31Z Cromwellt 61 created entry {{BE850}}<BR> {{alternate spelling|UK|gray}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # One of the [[color]]s people can see: {{colorbox|gray}} #: ''That color of grey is better.'' # Cloud. #: ''They looked out into the grey.'' ==Adjective== {{adjective|gray|grayer|grayest}} # Grey in color. #: ''I like her grey car.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[grey area]] *[[Earl Grey]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[silver]] {{colors}} [[category:colors]] [[en:grey]] 6134 2006-03-23T10:15:49Z Cromwellt 61 fixed adjective {{BE850}}<BR> {{alternate spelling|UK|gray}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # One of the [[color]]s people can see: {{colorbox|gray}} #: ''That color of grey is better.'' # Cloud. #: ''They looked out into the grey.'' ==Adjective== {{adjective|grey|greyer|greyest}} # Grey in color. #: ''I like her grey car.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[grey area]] *[[Earl Grey]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[silver]] {{colors}} [[category:colors]] [[en:grey]] 7501 2006-07-19T03:46:52Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: el, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, ko, pt, ta, zh {{BE850}}<BR> {{alternate spelling|UK|gray}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # One of the [[color]]s people can see: {{colorbox|gray}} #: ''That color of grey is better.'' # Cloud. #: ''They looked out into the grey.'' ==Adjective== {{adjective|grey|greyer|greyest}} # Grey in color. #: ''I like her grey car.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[grey area]] *[[Earl Grey]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[silver]] {{colors}} [[category:colors]] [[el:grey]] [[en:grey]] [[fr:grey]] [[ko:grey]] [[io:grey]] [[it:grey]] [[hu:grey]] [[ja:grey]] [[pt:grey]] [[fi:grey]] [[ta:grey]] [[zh:grey]] 10103 2006-09-24T13:10:56Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[hy:grey]], [[vi:grey]] {{BE850}}<BR> {{alternate spelling|UK|gray}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # One of the [[color]]s people can see: {{colorbox|gray}} #: ''That color of grey is better.'' # Cloud. #: ''They looked out into the grey.'' ==Adjective== {{adjective|grey|greyer|greyest}} # Grey in color. #: ''I like her grey car.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[grey area]] *[[Earl Grey]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[silver]] {{colors}} [[category:colors]] [[el:grey]] [[en:grey]] [[fr:grey]] [[ko:grey]] [[hy:grey]] [[io:grey]] [[it:grey]] [[hu:grey]] [[ja:grey]] [[pt:grey]] [[fi:grey]] [[ta:grey]] [[vi:grey]] [[zh:grey]] 10722 2006-10-10T12:05:56Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:grey]] {{BE850}}<BR> {{alternate spelling|UK|gray}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # One of the [[color]]s people can see: {{colorbox|gray}} #: ''That color of grey is better.'' # Cloud. #: ''They looked out into the grey.'' ==Adjective== {{adjective|grey|greyer|greyest}} # Grey in color. #: ''I like her grey car.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[grey area]] *[[Earl Grey]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[silver]] {{colors}} [[category:colors]] [[el:grey]] [[en:grey]] [[fr:grey]] [[ko:grey]] [[hy:grey]] [[io:grey]] [[it:grey]] [[kk:grey]] [[hu:grey]] [[ja:grey]] [[pt:grey]] [[fi:grey]] [[ta:grey]] [[vi:grey]] [[zh:grey]] 14055 2006-12-20T22:30:01Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[de:grey]] {{BE850}}<BR> {{alternate spelling|UK|gray}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # One of the [[color]]s people can see: {{colorbox|gray}} #: ''That color of grey is better.'' # Cloud. #: ''They looked out into the grey.'' ==Adjective== {{adjective|grey|greyer|greyest}} # Grey in color. #: ''I like her grey car.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[grey area]] *[[Earl Grey]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[silver]] {{colors}} [[category:colors]] [[de:grey]] [[el:grey]] [[en:grey]] [[fr:grey]] [[ko:grey]] [[hy:grey]] [[io:grey]] [[it:grey]] [[kk:grey]] [[hu:grey]] [[ja:grey]] [[pt:grey]] [[fi:grey]] [[ta:grey]] [[vi:grey]] [[zh:grey]] 2464 6136 2006-03-23T10:41:32Z Cromwellt 61 created entry ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} # [[center|Centered]] on the [[Sun]]. #: ''Copernicus' model of the universe was heliocentric.'' ===Related words and phrases=== *[[geocentric]] *[[Helios]] *[[Copernicus]] *[[Keppler]] [[en:heliocentric]] 7499 2006-07-19T03:42:00Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: pl, vi, zh ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} # [[center|Centered]] on the [[Sun]]. #: ''Copernicus' model of the universe was heliocentric.'' ===Related words and phrases=== *[[geocentric]] *[[Helios]] *[[Copernicus]] *[[Keppler]] [[en:heliocentric]] [[pl:heliocentric]] [[vi:heliocentric]] [[zh:heliocentric]] 9892 2006-09-24T11:34:04Z Tangobot 116 Robot: Automated text replacement (-{{adjective2}} +{{adjective}}) ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # [[center|Centered]] on the [[Sun]]. #: ''Copernicus' model of the universe was heliocentric.'' ===Related words and phrases=== *[[geocentric]] *[[Helios]] *[[Copernicus]] *[[Keppler]] [[en:heliocentric]] [[pl:heliocentric]] [[vi:heliocentric]] [[zh:heliocentric]] 11954 2006-11-09T16:56:17Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ru:heliocentric]] ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # [[center|Centered]] on the [[Sun]]. #: ''Copernicus' model of the universe was heliocentric.'' ===Related words and phrases=== *[[geocentric]] *[[Helios]] *[[Copernicus]] *[[Keppler]] [[en:heliocentric]] [[pl:heliocentric]] [[ru:heliocentric]] [[vi:heliocentric]] [[zh:heliocentric]] 2465 6138 2006-03-23T10:46:20Z Cromwellt 61 created template {| border=0 width=100% |- |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=100%| Proper noun<br> '''{{{1|{{PAGENAME}}}}}''' [[Category:Nouns]] [[Category:Proper nouns]] |} 6717 2006-05-28T18:40:59Z Cromwellt 61 omitted template from cat {| border=0 width=100% |- |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=100%| Proper noun<br> '''{{{1|{{PAGENAME}}}}}''' |} <includeonly>[[Category:Nouns]] [[Category:Proper nouns]]</includeonly> 2466 6141 2006-03-23T14:43:29Z Cromwellt 61 created entry, wotd {{BE850}} <BR> {{wotd|2006|04|15}} ==Verb== {{verb2|awake|awakes|awoke|awoken|awaking}} Note: "[[awaked|Awaked]]" is another past and past participle of this verb. # To [[stop]] [[sleep]]ing. #: ''Will awoke with the dawn.'' # To [[cause]] to stop sleeping. #: ''The light awakes him.'' # To [[excite]] or [[stir up]] something. #: ''He awoke their resentment.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''stop sleeping'') [[awaken]], [[wake up]] *(''cause to stop sleeping'') [[awaken]], [[wake up]] *(''excite'') [[excite]], [[arouse]], [[stir up]] ===Antonyms=== *(''stop sleeping'') [[go to sleep]], [[fall asleep]], [[not wake]] *(''cause to stop sleeping'') [[put to sleep]], [[lull to sleep]], [[send to sleep]] *(''excite'') [[soothe]], [[calm]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[awaken]] *[[awakening]] *[[awake to]] *[[rude awakening]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[alarm clock]] *[[dawn]] *[[dream]] *[[morning]] *[[rooster]] *[[sleep]] *[[wake]] *[[wake up]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|awake|more awake|most awake}} # Alert, not [[asleep]]. #: ''It was one AM and Gerard was still awake.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[alert]] *[[aware]] *[[conscious]] *[[lucid]] *[[up]] ===Antonyms=== *[[asleep]] *[[sawing logs]] *[[sleeping]] *[[snoring]] *[[out]] *[[unconcious]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[wakeful]] ===See also=== *[[clearheaded]] *[[sleepy]] *[[drowsy]] [[en:awake]] 7395 2006-07-18T23:20:26Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, el, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ko, uk, zh {{BE850}} <BR> {{wotd|2006|04|15}} ==Verb== {{verb2|awake|awakes|awoke|awoken|awaking}} Note: "[[awaked|Awaked]]" is another past and past participle of this verb. # To [[stop]] [[sleep]]ing. #: ''Will awoke with the dawn.'' # To [[cause]] to stop sleeping. #: ''The light awakes him.'' # To [[excite]] or [[stir up]] something. #: ''He awoke their resentment.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''stop sleeping'') [[awaken]], [[wake up]] *(''cause to stop sleeping'') [[awaken]], [[wake up]] *(''excite'') [[excite]], [[arouse]], [[stir up]] ===Antonyms=== *(''stop sleeping'') [[go to sleep]], [[fall asleep]], [[not wake]] *(''cause to stop sleeping'') [[put to sleep]], [[lull to sleep]], [[send to sleep]] *(''excite'') [[soothe]], [[calm]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[awaken]] *[[awakening]] *[[awake to]] *[[rude awakening]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[alarm clock]] *[[dawn]] *[[dream]] *[[morning]] *[[rooster]] *[[sleep]] *[[wake]] *[[wake up]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|awake|more awake|most awake}} # Alert, not [[asleep]]. #: ''It was one AM and Gerard was still awake.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[alert]] *[[aware]] *[[conscious]] *[[lucid]] *[[up]] ===Antonyms=== *[[asleep]] *[[sawing logs]] *[[sleeping]] *[[snoring]] *[[out]] *[[unconcious]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[wakeful]] ===See also=== *[[clearheaded]] *[[sleepy]] *[[drowsy]] [[de:awake]] [[el:awake]] [[en:awake]] [[fr:awake]] [[ko:awake]] [[io:awake]] [[it:awake]] [[hu:awake]] [[fi:awake]] [[uk:awake]] [[zh:awake]] 8330 2006-07-31T20:26:28Z Brett 77 moved adj to top position {{BE850}} <BR> {{wotd|2006|04|15}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|awake|more awake|most awake}} # Alert, not [[asleep]]. #: ''It was one AM and Gerard was still awake.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[alert]] *[[aware]] *[[conscious]] *[[lucid]] *[[up]] ===Antonyms=== *[[asleep]] *[[sawing logs]] *[[sleeping]] *[[snoring]] *[[out]] *[[unconcious]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[wakeful]] ===See also=== *[[clearheaded]] *[[sleepy]] *[[drowsy]] ==Verb== {{verb2|awake|awakes|awoke|awoken|awaking}} Note: "[[awaked|Awaked]]" is another past and past participle of this verb. # To [[stop]] [[sleep]]ing. #: ''Will awoke with the dawn.'' # To [[cause]] to stop sleeping. #: ''The light awakes him.'' # To [[excite]] or [[stir up]] something. #: ''He awoke their resentment.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''stop sleeping'') [[awaken]], [[wake up]] *(''cause to stop sleeping'') [[awaken]], [[wake up]] *(''excite'') [[excite]], [[arouse]], [[stir up]] ===Antonyms=== *(''stop sleeping'') [[go to sleep]], [[fall asleep]], [[not wake]] *(''cause to stop sleeping'') [[put to sleep]], [[lull to sleep]], [[send to sleep]] *(''excite'') [[soothe]], [[calm]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[awaken]] *[[awakening]] *[[awake to]] *[[rude awakening]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[alarm clock]] *[[dawn]] *[[dream]] *[[morning]] *[[rooster]] *[[sleep]] *[[wake]] *[[wake up]] [[de:awake]] [[el:awake]] [[en:awake]] [[fr:awake]] [[ko:awake]] [[io:awake]] [[it:awake]] [[hu:awake]] [[fi:awake]] [[uk:awake]] [[zh:awake]] 8831 2006-08-21T17:57:40Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy {{BE850}} <BR> {{wotd|2006|04|15}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|awake|more awake|most awake}} # Alert, not [[asleep]]. #: ''It was one AM and Gerard was still awake.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[alert]] *[[aware]] *[[conscious]] *[[lucid]] *[[up]] ===Antonyms=== *[[asleep]] *[[sawing logs]] *[[sleeping]] *[[snoring]] *[[out]] *[[unconcious]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[wakeful]] ===See also=== *[[clearheaded]] *[[sleepy]] *[[drowsy]] ==Verb== {{verb2|awake|awakes|awoke|awoken|awaking}} Note: "[[awaked|Awaked]]" is another past and past participle of this verb. # To [[stop]] [[sleep]]ing. #: ''Will awoke with the dawn.'' # To [[cause]] to stop sleeping. #: ''The light awakes him.'' # To [[excite]] or [[stir up]] something. #: ''He awoke their resentment.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''stop sleeping'') [[awaken]], [[wake up]] *(''cause to stop sleeping'') [[awaken]], [[wake up]] *(''excite'') [[excite]], [[arouse]], [[stir up]] ===Antonyms=== *(''stop sleeping'') [[go to sleep]], [[fall asleep]], [[not wake]] *(''cause to stop sleeping'') [[put to sleep]], [[lull to sleep]], [[send to sleep]] *(''excite'') [[soothe]], [[calm]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[awaken]] *[[awakening]] *[[awake to]] *[[rude awakening]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[alarm clock]] *[[dawn]] *[[dream]] *[[morning]] *[[rooster]] *[[sleep]] *[[wake]] *[[wake up]] [[de:awake]] [[el:awake]] [[en:awake]] [[fr:awake]] [[ko:awake]] [[hy:awake]] [[io:awake]] [[it:awake]] [[hu:awake]] [[fi:awake]] [[uk:awake]] [[zh:awake]] 10415 2006-10-06T10:51:20Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[vi:awake]] {{BE850}} <BR> {{wotd|2006|04|15}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|awake|more awake|most awake}} # Alert, not [[asleep]]. #: ''It was one AM and Gerard was still awake.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[alert]] *[[aware]] *[[conscious]] *[[lucid]] *[[up]] ===Antonyms=== *[[asleep]] *[[sawing logs]] *[[sleeping]] *[[snoring]] *[[out]] *[[unconcious]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[wakeful]] ===See also=== *[[clearheaded]] *[[sleepy]] *[[drowsy]] ==Verb== {{verb2|awake|awakes|awoke|awoken|awaking}} Note: "[[awaked|Awaked]]" is another past and past participle of this verb. # To [[stop]] [[sleep]]ing. #: ''Will awoke with the dawn.'' # To [[cause]] to stop sleeping. #: ''The light awakes him.'' # To [[excite]] or [[stir up]] something. #: ''He awoke their resentment.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''stop sleeping'') [[awaken]], [[wake up]] *(''cause to stop sleeping'') [[awaken]], [[wake up]] *(''excite'') [[excite]], [[arouse]], [[stir up]] ===Antonyms=== *(''stop sleeping'') [[go to sleep]], [[fall asleep]], [[not wake]] *(''cause to stop sleeping'') [[put to sleep]], [[lull to sleep]], [[send to sleep]] *(''excite'') [[soothe]], [[calm]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[awaken]] *[[awakening]] *[[awake to]] *[[rude awakening]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[alarm clock]] *[[dawn]] *[[dream]] *[[morning]] *[[rooster]] *[[sleep]] *[[wake]] *[[wake up]] [[de:awake]] [[el:awake]] [[en:awake]] [[fr:awake]] [[ko:awake]] [[hy:awake]] [[io:awake]] [[it:awake]] [[hu:awake]] [[fi:awake]] [[vi:awake]] [[uk:awake]] [[zh:awake]] 11668 2006-10-31T04:02:05Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:awake]] {{BE850}} <BR> {{wotd|2006|04|15}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|awake|more awake|most awake}} # Alert, not [[asleep]]. #: ''It was one AM and Gerard was still awake.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[alert]] *[[aware]] *[[conscious]] *[[lucid]] *[[up]] ===Antonyms=== *[[asleep]] *[[sawing logs]] *[[sleeping]] *[[snoring]] *[[out]] *[[unconcious]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[wakeful]] ===See also=== *[[clearheaded]] *[[sleepy]] *[[drowsy]] ==Verb== {{verb2|awake|awakes|awoke|awoken|awaking}} Note: "[[awaked|Awaked]]" is another past and past participle of this verb. # To [[stop]] [[sleep]]ing. #: ''Will awoke with the dawn.'' # To [[cause]] to stop sleeping. #: ''The light awakes him.'' # To [[excite]] or [[stir up]] something. #: ''He awoke their resentment.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''stop sleeping'') [[awaken]], [[wake up]] *(''cause to stop sleeping'') [[awaken]], [[wake up]] *(''excite'') [[excite]], [[arouse]], [[stir up]] ===Antonyms=== *(''stop sleeping'') [[go to sleep]], [[fall asleep]], [[not wake]] *(''cause to stop sleeping'') [[put to sleep]], [[lull to sleep]], [[send to sleep]] *(''excite'') [[soothe]], [[calm]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[awaken]] *[[awakening]] *[[awake to]] *[[rude awakening]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[alarm clock]] *[[dawn]] *[[dream]] *[[morning]] *[[rooster]] *[[sleep]] *[[wake]] *[[wake up]] [[de:awake]] [[el:awake]] [[en:awake]] [[fr:awake]] [[ko:awake]] [[hy:awake]] [[io:awake]] [[it:awake]] [[hu:awake]] [[ru:awake]] [[fi:awake]] [[vi:awake]] [[uk:awake]] [[zh:awake]] 12181 2006-11-11T11:51:42Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:awake]] {{BE850}} <BR> {{wotd|2006|04|15}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|awake|more awake|most awake}} # Alert, not [[asleep]]. #: ''It was one AM and Gerard was still awake.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[alert]] *[[aware]] *[[conscious]] *[[lucid]] *[[up]] ===Antonyms=== *[[asleep]] *[[sawing logs]] *[[sleeping]] *[[snoring]] *[[out]] *[[unconcious]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[wakeful]] ===See also=== *[[clearheaded]] *[[sleepy]] *[[drowsy]] ==Verb== {{verb2|awake|awakes|awoke|awoken|awaking}} Note: "[[awaked|Awaked]]" is another past and past participle of this verb. # To [[stop]] [[sleep]]ing. #: ''Will awoke with the dawn.'' # To [[cause]] to stop sleeping. #: ''The light awakes him.'' # To [[excite]] or [[stir up]] something. #: ''He awoke their resentment.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''stop sleeping'') [[awaken]], [[wake up]] *(''cause to stop sleeping'') [[awaken]], [[wake up]] *(''excite'') [[excite]], [[arouse]], [[stir up]] ===Antonyms=== *(''stop sleeping'') [[go to sleep]], [[fall asleep]], [[not wake]] *(''cause to stop sleeping'') [[put to sleep]], [[lull to sleep]], [[send to sleep]] *(''excite'') [[soothe]], [[calm]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[awaken]] *[[awakening]] *[[awake to]] *[[rude awakening]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[alarm clock]] *[[dawn]] *[[dream]] *[[morning]] *[[rooster]] *[[sleep]] *[[wake]] *[[wake up]] [[de:awake]] [[el:awake]] [[en:awake]] [[fr:awake]] [[ko:awake]] [[hy:awake]] [[io:awake]] [[it:awake]] [[kk:awake]] [[hu:awake]] [[ru:awake]] [[fi:awake]] [[vi:awake]] [[uk:awake]] [[zh:awake]] 14054 2006-12-20T22:26:24Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Removing: [[kk:awake]] {{BE850}} <BR> {{wotd|2006|04|15}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|awake|more awake|most awake}} # Alert, not [[asleep]]. #: ''It was one AM and Gerard was still awake.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[alert]] *[[aware]] *[[conscious]] *[[lucid]] *[[up]] ===Antonyms=== *[[asleep]] *[[sawing logs]] *[[sleeping]] *[[snoring]] *[[out]] *[[unconcious]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[wakeful]] ===See also=== *[[clearheaded]] *[[sleepy]] *[[drowsy]] ==Verb== {{verb2|awake|awakes|awoke|awoken|awaking}} Note: "[[awaked|Awaked]]" is another past and past participle of this verb. # To [[stop]] [[sleep]]ing. #: ''Will awoke with the dawn.'' # To [[cause]] to stop sleeping. #: ''The light awakes him.'' # To [[excite]] or [[stir up]] something. #: ''He awoke their resentment.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''stop sleeping'') [[awaken]], [[wake up]] *(''cause to stop sleeping'') [[awaken]], [[wake up]] *(''excite'') [[excite]], [[arouse]], [[stir up]] ===Antonyms=== *(''stop sleeping'') [[go to sleep]], [[fall asleep]], [[not wake]] *(''cause to stop sleeping'') [[put to sleep]], [[lull to sleep]], [[send to sleep]] *(''excite'') [[soothe]], [[calm]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[awaken]] *[[awakening]] *[[awake to]] *[[rude awakening]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[alarm clock]] *[[dawn]] *[[dream]] *[[morning]] *[[rooster]] *[[sleep]] *[[wake]] *[[wake up]] [[de:awake]] [[el:awake]] [[en:awake]] [[fr:awake]] [[ko:awake]] [[hy:awake]] [[io:awake]] [[it:awake]] [[hu:awake]] [[ru:awake]] [[fi:awake]] [[vi:awake]] [[uk:awake]] [[zh:awake]] 14133 2006-12-21T02:13:45Z Brett 77 {{BE850}} <BR> {{wotd|2006|04|15}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|awake|more awake|most awake}} # Alert, not [[asleep]]. #: ''It was 1:00 AM and Gerard was still '''awake'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[alert]] *[[aware]] *[[conscious]] *[[lucid]] *[[up]] ===Antonyms=== *[[asleep]] *[[sawing logs]] *[[sleeping]] *[[snoring]] *[[out]] *[[unconcious]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[wakeful]] ===See also=== *[[clearheaded]] *[[sleepy]] *[[drowsy]] ==Verb== {{verb2|awake|awakes|awoke|awoken|awaking}} Note: "[[awaked|Awaked]]" is another past and past participle of this verb. # To [[stop]] [[sleep]]ing. #: ''Will '''awoke''' with the dawn.'' # To [[excite]] or [[stir up]] something. #: ''He '''awoke''' their resentment.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''stop sleeping'') [[awaken]], [[wake up]] *(''cause to stop sleeping'') [[awaken]], [[wake up]] *(''excite'') [[excite]], [[arouse]], [[stir up]] ===Antonyms=== *(''stop sleeping'') [[go to sleep]], [[fall asleep]], [[not wake]] *(''cause to stop sleeping'') [[put to sleep]], [[lull to sleep]], [[send to sleep]] *(''excite'') [[soothe]], [[calm]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[awaken]] *[[awakening]] *[[awake to]] *[[rude awakening]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[alarm clock]] *[[dawn]] *[[dream]] *[[morning]] *[[rooster]] *[[sleep]] *[[wake]] *[[wake up]] [[de:awake]] [[el:awake]] [[en:awake]] [[fr:awake]] [[ko:awake]] [[hy:awake]] [[io:awake]] [[it:awake]] [[hu:awake]] [[ru:awake]] [[fi:awake]] [[vi:awake]] [[uk:awake]] [[zh:awake]] 2467 6142 2006-03-23T14:43:50Z Cromwellt 61 created wotd <big>'''awake'''</big> <small>verb</small> # To [[stop]] [[sleep]]ing. #: ''Will awoke with the dawn.'' # To [[cause]] to stop sleeping. #: ''The light awakes him.'' # To [[excite]] or [[stir up]]. #: ''He awoke their anger.'' <small>adjective</small> # Alert, not [[asleep]]. #: ''It was one AM and Gerard was still awake.'' <small>[[awake|Read full entry]]</small> 2468 6143 2006-03-23T15:12:43Z Cromwellt 61 created template, added category <br clear=all /> {| style="margin:0 auto;" align=center width="50%" class="toccolours" |align=center style="background:#ccccff"| '''[[part|Parts]] of the [[family|Family]]''' <small>([[:Template:family|edit]]) [[category:family]] |- |align=center| [[parent]]: [[father]] - [[mother]] <nowiki>|</nowiki> [[spouse]]: [[husband]] - [[wife]] |- |align=center| [[child]]: [[son]] - [[daughter]] <nowiki>|</nowiki> [[sibling]]: [[brother]] - [[sister]] |- |align=center| [[uncle]] - [[aunt]] <nowiki>|</nowiki> [[nephew]] - [[niece]] <nowiki>|</nowiki> [[cousin]] |- |align=center| [[grandparent]]: [[grandfather]] - [[grandmother]] |- |align=center| [[grandchild]]: [[grandson]] - [[granddaughter]] |} 2469 6145 2006-03-23T15:36:16Z Cromwellt 61 created template, added category {| border=0 width=100% |- |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=100%| Preposition<br> '''{{{1|{{PAGENAME}}}}}''' [[Category:Prepositions]] |} 6146 2006-03-23T15:37:23Z Cromwellt 61 fixed template {| border=0 width=100% |- |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=100%| Conjunction<br> '''{{{1|{{PAGENAME}}}}}''' [[Category:Conjunctions]] |} 2470 6147 2006-03-23T15:42:16Z Cromwellt 61 created template, added category {| border=0 width=100% |- |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=100%| Interjection<br> '''{{{1|{{PAGENAME}}}}}''' [[Category:Interjections]] |} 2471 6148 2006-03-23T15:43:11Z Cromwellt 61 created template, added category {| border=0 width=100% |- |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=100%| Preposition<br> '''{{{1|{{PAGENAME}}}}}''' [[Category:Prepositions]] |} 7942 2006-07-22T19:39:52Z Brett 77 Preposition [[Category:Prepositions]] 7943 2006-07-22T19:40:23Z Brett 77 [[Category:Prepositions]] 9271 2006-08-24T01:22:32Z Cromwellt 61 revert to box (I think it's better, but we can discuss it) {| border=0 width=100% |- |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=100%| Preposition<br> '''{{{1|{{PAGENAME}}}}}''' [[Category:Prepositions]] |} 2472 6149 2006-03-23T15:45:38Z Cromwellt 61 created template, added category {| border=0 width=100% |- |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=100%| Pronoun<br> '''{{{1|{{PAGENAME}}}}}''' [[Category:Pronouns]] |} 7945 2006-07-22T19:41:19Z Brett 77 [[Category:Pronouns]] 2473 6151 2006-03-23T15:51:24Z Cromwellt 61 created entry ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[female]] [[child]] of someone. #: ''I am her father and she is my daughter.'' ===Related words and phrases=== *[[child]] *[[girl]] *[[sister]] *[[woman]] ===See also=== *[[Daddy's little girl]] *[[princess]] *[[sibling]] *[[son]] {{family}} [[en:daughter]] 6152 2006-03-23T16:05:40Z Cromwellt 61 added BE850 template {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[female]] [[child]] of someone. #: ''I am her father and she is my daughter.'' ===Related words and phrases=== *[[child]] *[[girl]] *[[sister]] *[[woman]] ===See also=== *[[Daddy's little girl]] *[[princess]] *[[sibling]] *[[son]] {{family}} [[en:daughter]] 7455 2006-07-19T01:50:26Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: el, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, ko, la, pl, pt, ru, sr, sv, ta, uk, zh {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[female]] [[child]] of someone. #: ''I am her father and she is my daughter.'' ===Related words and phrases=== *[[child]] *[[girl]] *[[sister]] *[[woman]] ===See also=== *[[Daddy's little girl]] *[[princess]] *[[sibling]] *[[son]] {{family}} [[el:daughter]] [[en:daughter]] [[fr:daughter]] [[ko:daughter]] [[io:daughter]] [[it:daughter]] [[la:daughter]] [[hu:daughter]] [[ja:daughter]] [[pl:daughter]] [[pt:daughter]] [[ru:daughter]] [[sr:daughter]] [[fi:daughter]] [[sv:daughter]] [[ta:daughter]] [[uk:daughter]] [[zh:daughter]] 9539 2006-09-10T12:04:29Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy, vi {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[female]] [[child]] of someone. #: ''I am her father and she is my daughter.'' ===Related words and phrases=== *[[child]] *[[girl]] *[[sister]] *[[woman]] ===See also=== *[[Daddy's little girl]] *[[princess]] *[[sibling]] *[[son]] {{family}} [[el:daughter]] [[en:daughter]] [[fr:daughter]] [[ko:daughter]] [[hy:daughter]] [[io:daughter]] [[it:daughter]] [[la:daughter]] [[hu:daughter]] [[ja:daughter]] [[pl:daughter]] [[pt:daughter]] [[ru:daughter]] [[sr:daughter]] [[fi:daughter]] [[sv:daughter]] [[ta:daughter]] [[vi:daughter]] [[uk:daughter]] [[zh:daughter]] 10046 2006-09-24T12:48:25Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ar:daughter]] {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[female]] [[child]] of someone. #: ''I am her father and she is my daughter.'' ===Related words and phrases=== *[[child]] *[[girl]] *[[sister]] *[[woman]] ===See also=== *[[Daddy's little girl]] *[[princess]] *[[sibling]] *[[son]] {{family}} [[ar:daughter]] [[el:daughter]] [[en:daughter]] [[fr:daughter]] [[ko:daughter]] [[hy:daughter]] [[io:daughter]] [[it:daughter]] [[la:daughter]] [[hu:daughter]] [[ja:daughter]] [[pl:daughter]] [[pt:daughter]] [[ru:daughter]] [[sr:daughter]] [[fi:daughter]] [[sv:daughter]] [[ta:daughter]] [[vi:daughter]] [[uk:daughter]] [[zh:daughter]] 10669 2006-10-09T21:44:12Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:daughter]] {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[female]] [[child]] of someone. #: ''I am her father and she is my daughter.'' ===Related words and phrases=== *[[child]] *[[girl]] *[[sister]] *[[woman]] ===See also=== *[[Daddy's little girl]] *[[princess]] *[[sibling]] *[[son]] {{family}} [[ar:daughter]] [[el:daughter]] [[en:daughter]] [[fr:daughter]] [[ko:daughter]] [[hy:daughter]] [[io:daughter]] [[it:daughter]] [[kk:daughter]] [[la:daughter]] [[hu:daughter]] [[ja:daughter]] [[pl:daughter]] [[pt:daughter]] [[ru:daughter]] [[sr:daughter]] [[fi:daughter]] [[sv:daughter]] [[ta:daughter]] [[vi:daughter]] [[uk:daughter]] [[zh:daughter]] 2474 6155 2006-03-23T20:44:30Z Cromwellt 61 created entry, wotd {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|04|16}} ==Verb== {{verb|keep|keeps|kept|keeping}} # Guard, protect. #: ''I will keep your money for you.'' # Not give, not give back. #: ''Keep the change.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''guard'') [[guard]], [[protect]], [[safeguard]] *(''not give'') [[reserve]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A castle. #: ''The duke lived in an old keep.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[castle]] *[[fortress]] *[[stronghold]] ===See also=== *[[security]] *[[safe]] [[en:keep]] 6156 2006-03-23T20:47:17Z Cromwellt 61 added antonyms, derived words and phrases {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|04|16}} ==Verb== {{verb|keep|keeps|kept|keeping}} # Guard, protect. #: ''I will keep your money for you.'' # Not give, not give back. #: ''Keep the change.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''guard'') [[guard]], [[protect]], [[safeguard]] *(''not give'') [[reserve]] ===Antonyms=== *(''guard'') [[leave unguarded]], [[betray]] *(''not give'') [[give]], [[give back]], [[return]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[keeper]] *[[keepsake]] *[[keep away]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A castle. #: ''The duke lived in an old keep.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[castle]] *[[fortress]] *[[stronghold]] ===See also=== *[[security]] *[[safe]] [[en:keep]] 7569 2006-07-19T06:04:30Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: et, fi, fr, gl, hu, io, it, pt, ru, ta, uk, zh {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|04|16}} ==Verb== {{verb|keep|keeps|kept|keeping}} # Guard, protect. #: ''I will keep your money for you.'' # Not give, not give back. #: ''Keep the change.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''guard'') [[guard]], [[protect]], [[safeguard]] *(''not give'') [[reserve]] ===Antonyms=== *(''guard'') [[leave unguarded]], [[betray]] *(''not give'') [[give]], [[give back]], [[return]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[keeper]] *[[keepsake]] *[[keep away]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A castle. #: ''The duke lived in an old keep.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[castle]] *[[fortress]] *[[stronghold]] ===See also=== *[[security]] *[[safe]] [[et:keep]] [[en:keep]] [[fr:keep]] [[gl:keep]] [[io:keep]] [[it:keep]] [[hu:keep]] [[pt:keep]] [[ru:keep]] [[fi:keep]] [[ta:keep]] [[uk:keep]] [[zh:keep]] 10451 2006-10-07T02:16:26Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[vi:keep]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|04|16}} ==Verb== {{verb|keep|keeps|kept|keeping}} # Guard, protect. #: ''I will keep your money for you.'' # Not give, not give back. #: ''Keep the change.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''guard'') [[guard]], [[protect]], [[safeguard]] *(''not give'') [[reserve]] ===Antonyms=== *(''guard'') [[leave unguarded]], [[betray]] *(''not give'') [[give]], [[give back]], [[return]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[keeper]] *[[keepsake]] *[[keep away]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A castle. #: ''The duke lived in an old keep.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[castle]] *[[fortress]] *[[stronghold]] ===See also=== *[[security]] *[[safe]] [[et:keep]] [[en:keep]] [[fr:keep]] [[gl:keep]] [[io:keep]] [[it:keep]] [[hu:keep]] [[pt:keep]] [[ru:keep]] [[fi:keep]] [[ta:keep]] [[vi:keep]] [[uk:keep]] [[zh:keep]] 12650 2006-11-25T19:53:54Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[sv:keep]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|04|16}} ==Verb== {{verb|keep|keeps|kept|keeping}} # Guard, protect. #: ''I will keep your money for you.'' # Not give, not give back. #: ''Keep the change.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''guard'') [[guard]], [[protect]], [[safeguard]] *(''not give'') [[reserve]] ===Antonyms=== *(''guard'') [[leave unguarded]], [[betray]] *(''not give'') [[give]], [[give back]], [[return]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[keeper]] *[[keepsake]] *[[keep away]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A castle. #: ''The duke lived in an old keep.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[castle]] *[[fortress]] *[[stronghold]] ===See also=== *[[security]] *[[safe]] [[et:keep]] [[en:keep]] [[fr:keep]] [[gl:keep]] [[io:keep]] [[it:keep]] [[hu:keep]] [[pt:keep]] [[ru:keep]] [[fi:keep]] [[sv:keep]] [[ta:keep]] [[vi:keep]] [[uk:keep]] [[zh:keep]] 13071 2006-11-30T13:57:37Z Brett 77 /* Verb */ + linking {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|04|16}} ==Verb== {{verb|keep|keeps|kept|keeping}} # Guard, protect. #: ''I will keep your money for you.'' # Not give, not give back. #: ''Keep the change.'' # ({{linking verb}}) [[stay]] #: '''''Keep''' quiet.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''guard'') [[guard]], [[protect]], [[safeguard]] *(''not give'') [[reserve]] ===Antonyms=== *(''guard'') [[leave unguarded]], [[betray]] *(''not give'') [[give]], [[give back]], [[return]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[keeper]] *[[keepsake]] *[[keep away]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A castle. #: ''The duke lived in an old keep.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[castle]] *[[fortress]] *[[stronghold]] ===See also=== *[[security]] *[[safe]] [[et:keep]] [[en:keep]] [[fr:keep]] [[gl:keep]] [[io:keep]] [[it:keep]] [[hu:keep]] [[pt:keep]] [[ru:keep]] [[fi:keep]] [[sv:keep]] [[ta:keep]] [[vi:keep]] [[uk:keep]] [[zh:keep]] 13613 2006-12-11T02:19:44Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:keep]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|04|16}} ==Verb== {{verb|keep|keeps|kept|keeping}} # Guard, protect. #: ''I will keep your money for you.'' # Not give, not give back. #: ''Keep the change.'' # ({{linking verb}}) [[stay]] #: '''''Keep''' quiet.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''guard'') [[guard]], [[protect]], [[safeguard]] *(''not give'') [[reserve]] ===Antonyms=== *(''guard'') [[leave unguarded]], [[betray]] *(''not give'') [[give]], [[give back]], [[return]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[keeper]] *[[keepsake]] *[[keep away]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A castle. #: ''The duke lived in an old keep.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[castle]] *[[fortress]] *[[stronghold]] ===See also=== *[[security]] *[[safe]] [[et:keep]] [[en:keep]] [[fa:keep]] [[fr:keep]] [[gl:keep]] [[io:keep]] [[it:keep]] [[hu:keep]] [[pt:keep]] [[ru:keep]] [[fi:keep]] [[sv:keep]] [[ta:keep]] [[vi:keep]] [[uk:keep]] [[zh:keep]] 2475 6157 2006-03-23T20:47:34Z Cromwellt 61 created wotd <big>'''keep'''</big> <small>verb</small> # [[guard|Guard]], [[protect]]. #: ''I will keep your money for you.'' # Not [[give]], not give back. #: ''Keep the change.'' <small>noun</small> # A [[castle]]. #: ''The duke lived in an old keep.'' <small>[[keep|Read full entry]]</small> 2476 6161 2006-03-23T22:07:38Z Cromwellt 61 created entry, wotd {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|04|17}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[valuable]] gem; a [[precious]] [[stone]]. #: ''Mary keeps her jewels in a safe.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[gem]] *[[gemstone]] *[[precious stone]] *[[stone]] *[[rock]] *[[crystal]] *[[sparkler]] *[[ornament]] ===Some types of jewels=== *[[diamond]] *[[ruby]] *[[emerald]] *[[topaz]] *[[onyx]] *[[pearl]] *[[beryl]] ===Things with jewels=== *[[anklet]] *[[armlet]] *[[belt]] *[[bracelet]] *[[brooch]] *[[cane]] *[[choker]] *[[collar]] *[[cufflink]] *[[earring]] *[[locket]] *[[necklace]] *[[pin]] *[[ring]] *[[stickpin]] *[[tie tack]] ===Derived words=== *[[Crown Jewels]] *[[family jewels]] *[[jeweled]] *[[jewelry]] ===See also=== *[[caret]] *[[cut]] *[[encrusted]] *[[facet]] *[[gaudy]] *[[priceless]] *[[prism]] *[[safe]] *[[shine]] *[[sparkle]] *[[treasure]] *[[valuable]] *[[valuables]] *[[vault]] [[en:jewel]] 7574 2006-07-19T06:13:20Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: el, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ru, ta, zh {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|04|17}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[valuable]] gem; a [[precious]] [[stone]]. #: ''Mary keeps her jewels in a safe.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[gem]] *[[gemstone]] *[[precious stone]] *[[stone]] *[[rock]] *[[crystal]] *[[sparkler]] *[[ornament]] ===Some types of jewels=== *[[diamond]] *[[ruby]] *[[emerald]] *[[topaz]] *[[onyx]] *[[pearl]] *[[beryl]] ===Things with jewels=== *[[anklet]] *[[armlet]] *[[belt]] *[[bracelet]] *[[brooch]] *[[cane]] *[[choker]] *[[collar]] *[[cufflink]] *[[earring]] *[[locket]] *[[necklace]] *[[pin]] *[[ring]] *[[stickpin]] *[[tie tack]] ===Derived words=== *[[Crown Jewels]] *[[family jewels]] *[[jeweled]] *[[jewelry]] ===See also=== *[[caret]] *[[cut]] *[[encrusted]] *[[facet]] *[[gaudy]] *[[priceless]] *[[prism]] *[[safe]] *[[shine]] *[[sparkle]] *[[treasure]] *[[valuable]] *[[valuables]] *[[vault]] [[el:jewel]] [[en:jewel]] [[fr:jewel]] [[io:jewel]] [[it:jewel]] [[hu:jewel]] [[ru:jewel]] [[fi:jewel]] [[ta:jewel]] [[zh:jewel]] 7953 2006-07-22T21:51:46Z Brett 77 {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|04|17}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:French-crown-jewels.jpg|thumb|jewels in gold]] # A [[valuable]] gem; a [[precious]] [[stone]]. #: ''Mary keeps her jewels in a safe.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[gem]] *[[gemstone]] *[[precious stone]] *[[stone]] *[[rock]] *[[crystal]] *[[sparkler]] *[[ornament]] ===Some types of jewels=== *[[diamond]] *[[ruby]] *[[emerald]] *[[topaz]] *[[onyx]] *[[pearl]] *[[beryl]] ===Things with jewels=== *[[anklet]] *[[armlet]] *[[belt]] *[[bracelet]] *[[brooch]] *[[cane]] *[[choker]] *[[collar]] *[[cufflink]] *[[earring]] *[[locket]] *[[necklace]] *[[pin]] *[[ring]] *[[stickpin]] *[[tie tack]] ===Derived words=== *[[Crown Jewels]] *[[family jewels]] *[[jeweled]] *[[jewelry]] ===See also=== *[[caret]] *[[cut]] *[[encrusted]] *[[facet]] *[[gaudy]] *[[priceless]] *[[prism]] *[[safe]] *[[shine]] *[[sparkle]] *[[treasure]] *[[valuable]] *[[valuables]] *[[vault]] [[el:jewel]] [[en:jewel]] [[fr:jewel]] [[io:jewel]] [[it:jewel]] [[hu:jewel]] [[ru:jewel]] [[fi:jewel]] [[ta:jewel]] [[zh:jewel]] 8651 2006-08-13T19:30:54Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ko {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|04|17}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:French-crown-jewels.jpg|thumb|jewels in gold]] # A [[valuable]] gem; a [[precious]] [[stone]]. #: ''Mary keeps her jewels in a safe.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[gem]] *[[gemstone]] *[[precious stone]] *[[stone]] *[[rock]] *[[crystal]] *[[sparkler]] *[[ornament]] ===Some types of jewels=== *[[diamond]] *[[ruby]] *[[emerald]] *[[topaz]] *[[onyx]] *[[pearl]] *[[beryl]] ===Things with jewels=== *[[anklet]] *[[armlet]] *[[belt]] *[[bracelet]] *[[brooch]] *[[cane]] *[[choker]] *[[collar]] *[[cufflink]] *[[earring]] *[[locket]] *[[necklace]] *[[pin]] *[[ring]] *[[stickpin]] *[[tie tack]] ===Derived words=== *[[Crown Jewels]] *[[family jewels]] *[[jeweled]] *[[jewelry]] ===See also=== *[[caret]] *[[cut]] *[[encrusted]] *[[facet]] *[[gaudy]] *[[priceless]] *[[prism]] *[[safe]] *[[shine]] *[[sparkle]] *[[treasure]] *[[valuable]] *[[valuables]] *[[vault]] [[el:jewel]] [[en:jewel]] [[fr:jewel]] [[ko:jewel]] [[io:jewel]] [[it:jewel]] [[hu:jewel]] [[ru:jewel]] [[fi:jewel]] [[ta:jewel]] [[zh:jewel]] 9656 2006-09-10T13:19:38Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|04|17}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:French-crown-jewels.jpg|thumb|jewels in gold]] # A [[valuable]] gem; a [[precious]] [[stone]]. #: ''Mary keeps her jewels in a safe.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[gem]] *[[gemstone]] *[[precious stone]] *[[stone]] *[[rock]] *[[crystal]] *[[sparkler]] *[[ornament]] ===Some types of jewels=== *[[diamond]] *[[ruby]] *[[emerald]] *[[topaz]] *[[onyx]] *[[pearl]] *[[beryl]] ===Things with jewels=== *[[anklet]] *[[armlet]] *[[belt]] *[[bracelet]] *[[brooch]] *[[cane]] *[[choker]] *[[collar]] *[[cufflink]] *[[earring]] *[[locket]] *[[necklace]] *[[pin]] *[[ring]] *[[stickpin]] *[[tie tack]] ===Derived words=== *[[Crown Jewels]] *[[family jewels]] *[[jeweled]] *[[jewelry]] ===See also=== *[[caret]] *[[cut]] *[[encrusted]] *[[facet]] *[[gaudy]] *[[priceless]] *[[prism]] *[[safe]] *[[shine]] *[[sparkle]] *[[treasure]] *[[valuable]] *[[valuables]] *[[vault]] [[el:jewel]] [[en:jewel]] [[fr:jewel]] [[ko:jewel]] [[io:jewel]] [[it:jewel]] [[hu:jewel]] [[ru:jewel]] [[fi:jewel]] [[ta:jewel]] [[vi:jewel]] [[zh:jewel]] 2477 6162 2006-03-23T22:07:59Z Cromwellt 61 created wotd <big>'''jewel'''</big> <small>noun</small> # A [[valuable]] gem; a [[precious]] [[stone]]. #: ''Mary keeps her jewels in a safe.'' <small>[[jewel|Read full entry]]</small> 2478 6163 2006-03-23T22:34:20Z Cromwellt 61 Created page (fairly complete, but with lots of red links) [[Simple English Wiktionary]] is a [[wiki]]. This means that it can be [[edit]]ed (changed) by anyone. We have some rules here at SE Wiktionary on how to edit, which include editing [[principle]]s, [[Wiktionary:Policies and guidelines|policies and guidelines]], and the [[Wiktionary:Style guide|style guide]]. ==Editing== It is easy to edit a page. When you are on a page, click the tab at the top that says "change this page." That will take you to an [[Wiktionary:Edit window|edit window]], which will have a large box where you can change things, add things, or remove things. The best place to test this out is either in the [[Wiktionary:Sandbox|sandbox]], where no one will mind if you make mistakes, or in improving a page. When you have made the changes you want to make, you can see how the page will look by clicking on "[[Wiktionary:Show preview|Show preview]]." This will give an example of how the page will look, with the edit box below the example. If you want to see what changes you have made, click "[[Wiktionary:Show changes|Show changes]]." If the change is very small, you can click the check box that says "This is a [[Wiktionary:Minor edit|minor edit]]" and it will be marked as "m" for "minor" on the [[Special:Recentchanges|newest changes]] page. If you are not sure if the edit is minor, ''do not'' check the box. Other editors dislike when major changes are marked as minor. It is seen as [[dishonesty]] (lying). If you are [[Special:Userlogin|logged in]] (creating an account is free), you can click the "Watch this page" check box and the page will then appear on "[[Wiktionary:My watched pages|My watched pages]]" whenever someone makes a change to the watched page. When all the changes are exactly the way you want them, click "[[Wiktionary:Save page|Save page]]" to post it to the web. If you are logged in, the Newest changes page will attribute the edit to you, but if you are not, it will list your IP address as the author of the change. '''Note: Anyone else with web access can now edit, revert, remove, or add to what you did.''' ==Starting a new entry== To start a new entry, it is important to check if it already exists. All links that are red are to entries that do not exist yet. If you find a page with a link to the word on it, if the link is blue, the entry exists, if it is red, the entry does not exist. You may also [[Wiktionary:Searching|search]] (look) for the word using the search box on the left of every page. If the page exists, searching will take you to it. If not, it will send you to a page that says that the entry does not exist, with a [[Wiktionary:Red links|red link]] to an edit box where you can start the new entry. ===Standard format for entries=== In most Wiktionaries the first line is ==language==, because they include words in all languages. In this Wiktionary, '''all''' the words are in English. So start with ==part of speech== (such as ==Verb==), then add the [[headword]], using the appropriate [[template]] (adding the appropriate forms). Then add one or more definitions, each starting with a #. [[Wiktionary:Wikify|Wikify]] significant (important) words by enclosing them in double square brackets <nowiki>[[like this]]</nowiki>. Follow each definition with one or more example sentences to show how the word is used. Some editors put these examples in [[italics]] (cursive) by putting two single quotes around it, <nowiki>''like this''</nowiki>, which will appear ''like this''. Others put the entry word in [[bold]] in the entry by adding three single quotes <nowiki>'''like this'''</nowiki> which appears '''like this'''. You may add extra sections like synonyms using ===Synonyms=== (for example). These extra sections may include usage, synonyms, antonyms, derived words and phrases, related words and phrases, see also, and any other logical section. Then add a <nowiki>{{wikipedia}}</nowiki> template if there is an article in our encyclopedia. Add a [[Wiktionary:Categories|category]] statement if it belongs to any categories such as "tools," but do not add the entry to the part of speech categories, since the templates already do that. You can finish with an optional reference to English Wiktionary. Here is an example, from the [[cat]] entry:- ==Noun== <nowiki>{{noun|cat|cats}}</nowiki> <nowiki># a [[domestic]] [[animal]] often kept as a [[pet]]; it has [[whisker]]s and likes to chase [[mice]]</nowiki> <nowiki>#:''Our pet '''cat''' has just had kittens''</nowiki> <nowiki># many different [[wild]] animals that are related to the domestic cat</nowiki> <nowiki>#:''Lions and tigers are big '''cat'''s''</nowiki> ===Synonyms=== <nowiki>*[[feline]]</nowiki> ===See also=== <nowiki>*[[kitten]]</nowiki> <nowiki>{{wikipedia}}</nowiki> <nowiki>[[en:cat]]</nowiki> A more complicated example is at [[duck]]. For more information on formatting, see [[Wiktionary:Entry layout explained|entry layout explained]]. For information on how to link and other things, see [[Wiktionary:Wiki markup|Wiki markup]]. [[Category:Help]] 2479 6169 2006-03-24T00:54:55Z Cromwellt 61 Listed my major contributions This page lists my more important or valuable contributions to this project. For a complete list of my contributions, see [[Special:Contributions/Cromwell]]. Besides many, many new entries (particularly focusing on the [[Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist|Basic English alphabetical wordlist]], also known as the BE850), I have also created or done major work on the following: *[[Wiktionary:Template messages]] *Most of the part of speech templates listed there *Many of the navigational templates such as [[Template:foot]] and [[Template:emotions]] *[[Wiktionary:How to edit]] *[[Wiktionary:Word of the day]] And many more to come. 2480 6170 2006-03-24T01:00:45Z Cromwellt 61 Created "to do" list page, started list This is a list of things that I am planning to work on sometime in the near future. If something is here, it does not mean that I will get to it, it only means that I would like to get to it. This list is by no means complete. Feel free to add to this list if you wish, or do the things before I can. To do: *Finish all entries on the [[Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist|Basic English alphabetical wordlist]] *Do lots of work in the Wiktionary: namespace (and maybe Help: namespace) on: #A [[Wiktionary:Style guide|Style guide]] #[[Wiktionary:Wiki markup]] *Finish entries on the following templates: #[[Template:body]] #[[Template:foot]] #[[Template:solar system]] #[[Template:religions]] #[[Template:nountypes]] 6180 2006-03-24T09:05:40Z Cromwellt 61 added more to do This is a list of things that I am planning to work on sometime in the near future. If something is here, it does not mean that I will get to it, it only means that I would like to get to it. This list is by no means complete. Feel free to add to this list if you wish, or do the things before I can. To do: *Finish all entries on the [[Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist|Basic English alphabetical wordlist]] *Do lots of work in the Wiktionary: namespace (and maybe Help: namespace) on pages like: #[[Wiktionary:Style guide]] #[[Wiktionary:Wiki markup]] #[[Wiktionary:Protected page guidelines]] #[[Wiktionary:Searching]] #[[Wiktionary:Policies and guidelines]] #[[Wiktionary:Vandalism]] #[[Wiktionary:Vandalism in progress]] #[[Wiktionary:Assume good faith]] #[[Wiktionary:Be bold]] #[[Wiktionary:Don't bite the newcomers]] #[[Wiktionary:NPOV]] :I think much of the infrastructure needed here can be copied from [[:en:Main Page|English Wiktionary]] (after some simplification) and/or [[w:Main Page|Simple English Wikipedia]] (with some minor changes). *Finish entries on the following templates: #[[Template:body]] #[[Template:foot]] #[[Template:solar system]] #[[Template:religions]] #[[Template:nountypes]] 2481 6179 2006-03-24T08:58:41Z Cromwellt 61 welcome! {{welcome}} If you would like help on how editing works and the standard format to use on entries, see [[Wiktionary:How to edit]]. If you have any questions on how things work, do not hesitate to ask me. The best way to do that is by adding your question on my [[User talk:Cromwellt|talk page]]. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 08:58, 24 March 2006 (UTC) 2482 6181 2006-03-24T11:24:48Z H2g2bob 43 ==Noun== {{noun|army|armies}} # The people and [[organisation]], normally in a [[government]], which fights [[war]]s. #: The army [[fought]] in [[w:Iraq|Iraq]]. #: He joined the army when he was 19. # A large number of people working towards the same thing. #: It took an army of people to build that [[bridge]]. 7402 2006-07-18T23:32:28Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ang, de, el, en, fi, fr, gl, hu, io, it, pt, sv, ta, uk, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun|army|armies}} # The people and [[organisation]], normally in a [[government]], which fights [[war]]s. #: The army [[fought]] in [[w:Iraq|Iraq]]. #: He joined the army when he was 19. # A large number of people working towards the same thing. #: It took an army of people to build that [[bridge]]. [[ang:army]] [[de:army]] [[el:army]] [[en:army]] [[fr:army]] [[gl:army]] [[io:army]] [[it:army]] [[hu:army]] [[pt:army]] [[fi:army]] [[sv:army]] [[ta:army]] [[vi:army]] [[uk:army]] [[zh:army]] 8375 2006-08-02T01:48:11Z Kappa 92 picture ==Noun== {{noun|army|armies}} [[Image:Army.afnews.jpg|thumb|Army people ([[soldier]]s)]] # The people and [[organisation]], normally in a [[government]], which fights [[war]]s. #: The army [[fought]] in [[w:Iraq|Iraq]]. #: He joined the army when he was 19. # A large number of people working towards the same thing. #: It took an army of people to build that [[bridge]]. [[ang:army]] [[de:army]] [[el:army]] [[en:army]] [[fr:army]] [[gl:army]] [[io:army]] [[it:army]] [[hu:army]] [[pt:army]] [[fi:army]] [[sv:army]] [[ta:army]] [[vi:army]] [[uk:army]] [[zh:army]] 8833 2006-08-21T17:57:56Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy ==Noun== {{noun|army|armies}} [[Image:Army.afnews.jpg|thumb|Army people ([[soldier]]s)]] # The people and [[organisation]], normally in a [[government]], which fights [[war]]s. #: The army [[fought]] in [[w:Iraq|Iraq]]. #: He joined the army when he was 19. # A large number of people working towards the same thing. #: It took an army of people to build that [[bridge]]. [[ang:army]] [[de:army]] [[el:army]] [[en:army]] [[fr:army]] [[gl:army]] [[hy:army]] [[io:army]] [[it:army]] [[hu:army]] [[pt:army]] [[fi:army]] [[sv:army]] [[ta:army]] [[vi:army]] [[uk:army]] [[zh:army]] 10644 2006-10-09T15:26:28Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:army]] ==Noun== {{noun|army|armies}} [[Image:Army.afnews.jpg|thumb|Army people ([[soldier]]s)]] # The people and [[organisation]], normally in a [[government]], which fights [[war]]s. #: The army [[fought]] in [[w:Iraq|Iraq]]. #: He joined the army when he was 19. # A large number of people working towards the same thing. #: It took an army of people to build that [[bridge]]. [[ang:army]] [[de:army]] [[el:army]] [[en:army]] [[fr:army]] [[gl:army]] [[hy:army]] [[io:army]] [[it:army]] [[kk:army]] [[hu:army]] [[pt:army]] [[fi:army]] [[sv:army]] [[ta:army]] [[vi:army]] [[uk:army]] [[zh:army]] 11205 2006-10-17T20:04:28Z PullToOpen 119 {{BE850}} {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun|army|armies}} [[Image:Army.afnews.jpg|thumb|Army people ([[soldier]]s)]] # The people and [[organisation]], normally in a [[government]], which fights [[war]]s. #: The army [[fought]] in [[w:Iraq|Iraq]]. #: He joined the army when he was 19. # A large number of people working towards the same thing. #: It took an army of people to build that [[bridge]]. [[ang:army]] [[de:army]] [[el:army]] [[en:army]] [[fr:army]] [[gl:army]] [[hy:army]] [[io:army]] [[it:army]] [[kk:army]] [[hu:army]] [[pt:army]] [[fi:army]] [[sv:army]] [[ta:army]] [[vi:army]] [[uk:army]] [[zh:army]] 11287 2006-10-18T12:09:28Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[pl:army]] {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun|army|armies}} [[Image:Army.afnews.jpg|thumb|Army people ([[soldier]]s)]] # The people and [[organisation]], normally in a [[government]], which fights [[war]]s. #: The army [[fought]] in [[w:Iraq|Iraq]]. #: He joined the army when he was 19. # A large number of people working towards the same thing. #: It took an army of people to build that [[bridge]]. [[ang:army]] [[de:army]] [[el:army]] [[en:army]] [[fr:army]] [[gl:army]] [[hy:army]] [[io:army]] [[it:army]] [[kk:army]] [[hu:army]] [[pl:army]] [[pt:army]] [[fi:army]] [[sv:army]] [[ta:army]] [[vi:army]] [[uk:army]] [[zh:army]] 2483 6182 2006-03-24T11:44:38Z H2g2bob 43 == Noun == {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} [[Image:Iron Bridge.JPG|thumb|right|The first bridge made of [[iron]]]] # Anything which avoids something which [[block]]s a [[path]], by going over the top of it. #: The [[w:Golden Gate Bridge|Golden Gate Bridge]] [[connect]]s the two sides of [[w:California|California]]. #: The bridge let cars go over the [[road]], to avoid the [[traffic]]. # A [[card]] game == See Also == * [[:en:bridge|English Wiktionary - bridge]] 7423 2006-07-19T00:30:27Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, de, el, en, fi, fr, hu, hy, io, it, ja, pl, pt, ru, sr, ta, vi, zh == Noun == {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} [[Image:Iron Bridge.JPG|thumb|right|The first bridge made of [[iron]]]] # Anything which avoids something which [[block]]s a [[path]], by going over the top of it. #: The [[w:Golden Gate Bridge|Golden Gate Bridge]] [[connect]]s the two sides of [[w:California|California]]. #: The bridge let cars go over the [[road]], to avoid the [[traffic]]. # A [[card]] game == See Also == * [[:en:bridge|English Wiktionary - bridge]] [[ar:bridge]] [[de:bridge]] [[el:bridge]] [[en:bridge]] [[fr:bridge]] [[hy:bridge]] [[io:bridge]] [[it:bridge]] [[hu:bridge]] [[ja:bridge]] [[pl:bridge]] [[pt:bridge]] [[ru:bridge]] [[sr:bridge]] [[fi:bridge]] [[ta:bridge]] [[vi:bridge]] [[zh:bridge]] 9985 2006-09-24T12:25:17Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[tr:bridge]] == Noun == {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} [[Image:Iron Bridge.JPG|thumb|right|The first bridge made of [[iron]]]] # Anything which avoids something which [[block]]s a [[path]], by going over the top of it. #: The [[w:Golden Gate Bridge|Golden Gate Bridge]] [[connect]]s the two sides of [[w:California|California]]. #: The bridge let cars go over the [[road]], to avoid the [[traffic]]. # A [[card]] game == See Also == * [[:en:bridge|English Wiktionary - bridge]] [[ar:bridge]] [[de:bridge]] [[el:bridge]] [[en:bridge]] [[fr:bridge]] [[hy:bridge]] [[io:bridge]] [[it:bridge]] [[hu:bridge]] [[ja:bridge]] [[pl:bridge]] [[pt:bridge]] [[ru:bridge]] [[sr:bridge]] [[fi:bridge]] [[ta:bridge]] [[vi:bridge]] [[tr:bridge]] [[zh:bridge]] 10485 2006-10-07T18:18:57Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:bridge]], [[uk:bridge]] == Noun == {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} [[Image:Iron Bridge.JPG|thumb|right|The first bridge made of [[iron]]]] # Anything which avoids something which [[block]]s a [[path]], by going over the top of it. #: The [[w:Golden Gate Bridge|Golden Gate Bridge]] [[connect]]s the two sides of [[w:California|California]]. #: The bridge let cars go over the [[road]], to avoid the [[traffic]]. # A [[card]] game == See Also == * [[:en:bridge|English Wiktionary - bridge]] [[ar:bridge]] [[de:bridge]] [[el:bridge]] [[en:bridge]] [[fr:bridge]] [[hy:bridge]] [[io:bridge]] [[it:bridge]] [[kk:bridge]] [[hu:bridge]] [[ja:bridge]] [[pl:bridge]] [[pt:bridge]] [[ru:bridge]] [[sr:bridge]] [[fi:bridge]] [[ta:bridge]] [[vi:bridge]] [[tr:bridge]] [[uk:bridge]] [[zh:bridge]] 12237 2006-11-13T04:23:27Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:bridge]] == Noun == {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} [[Image:Iron Bridge.JPG|thumb|right|The first bridge made of [[iron]]]] # Anything which avoids something which [[block]]s a [[path]], by going over the top of it. #: The [[w:Golden Gate Bridge|Golden Gate Bridge]] [[connect]]s the two sides of [[w:California|California]]. #: The bridge let cars go over the [[road]], to avoid the [[traffic]]. # A [[card]] game == See Also == * [[:en:bridge|English Wiktionary - bridge]] [[ar:bridge]] [[de:bridge]] [[el:bridge]] [[en:bridge]] [[fa:bridge]] [[fr:bridge]] [[hy:bridge]] [[io:bridge]] [[it:bridge]] [[kk:bridge]] [[hu:bridge]] [[ja:bridge]] [[pl:bridge]] [[pt:bridge]] [[ru:bridge]] [[sr:bridge]] [[fi:bridge]] [[ta:bridge]] [[vi:bridge]] [[tr:bridge]] [[uk:bridge]] [[zh:bridge]] 2484 6186 2006-03-26T21:33:27Z Aflm 74 See [[wikipedia:simple:user:aflm|aflm]]. 2487 6196 2006-03-27T23:11:44Z Cromwellt 61 Welcome, Aflm! {{welcome}} If you want help editing pages, see [[Wiktionary:How to edit]]. 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Pot, container. #: ''She poured the milk into another vessel.'' # Boat. #: ''It was the best vessel in the water.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''pot'') [[pot]], [[container]], [[bowl]], [[jug]], [[pitcher]], [[ewer]], [[basin]], [[bottle]] *(''boat'') [[boat]], [[ship]], [[craft]], [[yacht]], [[ferry]], [[liner]], [[nave]] ===See also=== *[[box]] *[[tin]] *[[mouth]] *[[lip]] *[[seaworthy]] *[[sea-going]] *[[ocean-going]] *[[dinghy]] *[[naval]] *[[water]] [[en:vessel]] 6240 2006-03-28T23:16:13Z Cromwellt 61 fixed formatting {{BE850}} <br> {{wotd|2006|04|18}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # Pot, container. #: ''She poured the milk into another vessel.'' # Boat. #: ''It was the best vessel in the water.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''pot'') [[pot]], [[container]], [[bowl]], [[jug]], [[pitcher]], [[ewer]], [[basin]], [[bottle]] *(''boat'') [[boat]], [[ship]], [[craft]], [[yacht]], [[ferry]], [[liner]], [[nave]] ===See also=== *[[box]] *[[tin]] *[[mouth]] *[[lip]] *[[seaworthy]] *[[sea-going]] *[[ocean-going]] *[[dinghy]] *[[naval]] *[[water]] [[en:vessel]] 7119 2006-07-08T00:44:48Z 85.55.169.24 + interwikis {{BE850}} <br> {{wotd|2006|04|18}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # Pot, container. #: ''She poured the milk into another vessel.'' # Boat. #: ''It was the best vessel in the water.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''pot'') [[pot]], [[container]], [[bowl]], [[jug]], [[pitcher]], [[ewer]], [[basin]], [[bottle]] *(''boat'') [[boat]], [[ship]], [[craft]], [[yacht]], [[ferry]], [[liner]], [[nave]] ===See also=== *[[box]] *[[tin]] *[[mouth]] *[[lip]] *[[seaworthy]] *[[sea-going]] *[[ocean-going]] *[[dinghy]] *[[naval]] *[[water]] [[ang:vessel]] [[el:vessel]] [[en:vessel]] [[fr:vessel]] [[io:vessel]] [[it:vessel]] [[hu:vessel]] [[nl:vessel]] [[pl:vessel]] [[ru:vessel]] [[fi:vessel]] [[ta:vessel]] [[zh:vessel]] 10280 2006-09-24T14:26:29Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[fa:vessel]] {{BE850}} <br> {{wotd|2006|04|18}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # Pot, container. #: ''She poured the milk into another vessel.'' # Boat. #: ''It was the best vessel in the water.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''pot'') [[pot]], [[container]], [[bowl]], [[jug]], [[pitcher]], [[ewer]], [[basin]], [[bottle]] *(''boat'') [[boat]], [[ship]], [[craft]], [[yacht]], [[ferry]], [[liner]], [[nave]] ===See also=== *[[box]] *[[tin]] *[[mouth]] *[[lip]] *[[seaworthy]] *[[sea-going]] *[[ocean-going]] *[[dinghy]] *[[naval]] *[[water]] [[ang:vessel]] [[el:vessel]] [[en:vessel]] [[fa:vessel]] [[fr:vessel]] [[io:vessel]] [[it:vessel]] [[hu:vessel]] [[nl:vessel]] [[pl:vessel]] [[ru:vessel]] [[fi:vessel]] [[ta:vessel]] [[zh:vessel]] 11032 2006-10-14T12:17:38Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[vi:vessel]] {{BE850}} <br> {{wotd|2006|04|18}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # Pot, container. #: ''She poured the milk into another vessel.'' # Boat. #: ''It was the best vessel in the water.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''pot'') [[pot]], [[container]], [[bowl]], [[jug]], [[pitcher]], [[ewer]], [[basin]], [[bottle]] *(''boat'') [[boat]], [[ship]], [[craft]], [[yacht]], [[ferry]], [[liner]], [[nave]] ===See also=== *[[box]] *[[tin]] *[[mouth]] *[[lip]] *[[seaworthy]] *[[sea-going]] *[[ocean-going]] *[[dinghy]] *[[naval]] *[[water]] [[ang:vessel]] [[el:vessel]] [[en:vessel]] [[fa:vessel]] [[fr:vessel]] [[io:vessel]] [[it:vessel]] [[hu:vessel]] [[nl:vessel]] [[pl:vessel]] [[ru:vessel]] [[fi:vessel]] [[ta:vessel]] [[vi:vessel]] [[zh:vessel]] 12060 2006-11-09T18:20:30Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ku:vessel]] {{BE850}} <br> {{wotd|2006|04|18}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # Pot, container. #: ''She poured the milk into another vessel.'' # Boat. #: ''It was the best vessel in the water.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''pot'') [[pot]], [[container]], [[bowl]], [[jug]], [[pitcher]], [[ewer]], [[basin]], [[bottle]] *(''boat'') [[boat]], [[ship]], [[craft]], [[yacht]], [[ferry]], [[liner]], [[nave]] ===See also=== *[[box]] *[[tin]] *[[mouth]] *[[lip]] *[[seaworthy]] *[[sea-going]] *[[ocean-going]] *[[dinghy]] *[[naval]] *[[water]] [[ang:vessel]] [[el:vessel]] [[en:vessel]] [[fa:vessel]] [[fr:vessel]] [[io:vessel]] [[it:vessel]] [[ku:vessel]] [[hu:vessel]] [[nl:vessel]] [[pl:vessel]] [[ru:vessel]] [[fi:vessel]] [[ta:vessel]] [[vi:vessel]] [[zh:vessel]] 13575 2006-12-10T17:37:44Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[de:vessel]] {{BE850}} <br> {{wotd|2006|04|18}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # Pot, container. #: ''She poured the milk into another vessel.'' # Boat. #: ''It was the best vessel in the water.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''pot'') [[pot]], [[container]], [[bowl]], [[jug]], [[pitcher]], [[ewer]], [[basin]], [[bottle]] *(''boat'') [[boat]], [[ship]], [[craft]], [[yacht]], [[ferry]], [[liner]], [[nave]] ===See also=== *[[box]] *[[tin]] *[[mouth]] *[[lip]] *[[seaworthy]] *[[sea-going]] *[[ocean-going]] *[[dinghy]] *[[naval]] *[[water]] [[ang:vessel]] [[de:vessel]] [[el:vessel]] [[en:vessel]] [[fa:vessel]] [[fr:vessel]] [[io:vessel]] [[it:vessel]] [[ku:vessel]] [[hu:vessel]] [[nl:vessel]] [[pl:vessel]] [[ru:vessel]] [[fi:vessel]] [[ta:vessel]] [[vi:vessel]] [[zh:vessel]] 2520 6239 2006-03-28T23:15:43Z Cromwellt 61 created wotd <big>'''vessel'''</big> <small>noun</small> # Pot, container. #: ''She poured the milk into another vessel.'' # Boat. #: ''It was the best vessel in the water.'' <small>[[vessel|Read full entry]]</small> 6241 2006-03-28T23:16:44Z Cromwellt 61 added links <big>'''vessel'''</big> <small>noun</small> # [[pot|Pot]], [[container]]. #: ''She poured the milk into another vessel.'' # [[boat|Boat]]. #: ''It was the best vessel in the water.'' <small>[[vessel|Read full entry]]</small> 2521 6242 2006-03-28T23:25:23Z Cromwellt 61 created article, added wotd tag {{BE850}} <br> {{wotd|2006|04|19}} ==Verb== {{verb|say|says|said|saying}} # To [[share]] in words. #: ''He says he is hungry.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[express]] *[[share]] *[[speak]] *[[tell]] ===See also=== *[[expression]] *[[language]] *[[speech]] [[en:say]] 7716 2006-07-19T11:24:29Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ang, de, es, et, fi, fr, gl, hu, io, it, ja, ko, ku, ta, tr, uk, vi, zh {{BE850}} <br> {{wotd|2006|04|19}} ==Verb== {{verb|say|says|said|saying}} # To [[share]] in words. #: ''He says he is hungry.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[express]] *[[share]] *[[speak]] *[[tell]] ===See also=== *[[expression]] *[[language]] *[[speech]] [[ang:say]] [[de:say]] [[et:say]] [[en:say]] [[es:say]] [[fr:say]] [[gl:say]] [[ko:say]] [[io:say]] [[it:say]] [[ku:say]] [[hu:say]] [[ja:say]] [[fi:say]] [[ta:say]] [[vi:say]] [[tr:say]] [[uk:say]] [[zh:say]] 10193 2006-09-24T13:51:53Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[pt:say]] {{BE850}} <br> {{wotd|2006|04|19}} ==Verb== {{verb|say|says|said|saying}} # To [[share]] in words. #: ''He says he is hungry.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[express]] *[[share]] *[[speak]] *[[tell]] ===See also=== *[[expression]] *[[language]] *[[speech]] [[ang:say]] [[de:say]] [[et:say]] [[en:say]] [[es:say]] [[fr:say]] [[gl:say]] [[ko:say]] [[io:say]] [[it:say]] [[ku:say]] [[hu:say]] [[ja:say]] [[pt:say]] [[fi:say]] [[ta:say]] [[vi:say]] [[tr:say]] [[uk:say]] [[zh:say]] 10780 2006-10-10T22:19:02Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:say]] {{BE850}} <br> {{wotd|2006|04|19}} ==Verb== {{verb|say|says|said|saying}} # To [[share]] in words. #: ''He says he is hungry.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[express]] *[[share]] *[[speak]] *[[tell]] ===See also=== *[[expression]] *[[language]] *[[speech]] [[ang:say]] [[de:say]] [[et:say]] [[en:say]] [[es:say]] [[fr:say]] [[gl:say]] [[ko:say]] [[io:say]] [[it:say]] [[kk:say]] [[ku:say]] [[hu:say]] [[ja:say]] [[pt:say]] [[fi:say]] [[ta:say]] [[vi:say]] [[tr:say]] [[uk:say]] [[zh:say]] 14177 2006-12-21T11:36:31Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:say]] {{BE850}} <br> {{wotd|2006|04|19}} ==Verb== {{verb|say|says|said|saying}} # To [[share]] in words. #: ''He says he is hungry.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[express]] *[[share]] *[[speak]] *[[tell]] ===See also=== *[[expression]] *[[language]] *[[speech]] [[ang:say]] [[de:say]] [[et:say]] [[en:say]] [[es:say]] [[fa:say]] [[fr:say]] [[gl:say]] [[ko:say]] [[io:say]] [[it:say]] [[kk:say]] [[ku:say]] [[hu:say]] [[ja:say]] [[pt:say]] [[fi:say]] [[ta:say]] [[vi:say]] [[tr:say]] [[uk:say]] [[zh:say]] 2522 6243 2006-03-28T23:25:50Z Cromwellt 61 created wotd <big>'''say'''</big> <small>verb</small> # To [[share]] in words. #: ''He says he is hungry.'' <small>[[say|Read full entry]]</small> 2523 6244 2006-03-28T23:30:07Z Cromwellt 61 created article, added wotd tag {{BE850}} <br> {{wotd|2006|04|20}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|able|abler|ablest}} # having a [[capacity]] (ability). #: ''He is able to understand you.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[-able]] (suffix) *[[ably]] *[[unable]] *[[ability]] *[[enable]] *[[disable]] ===See also=== *[[skill]] [[en:able]] 6246 2006-03-28T23:31:36Z Cromwellt 61 capitalization {{BE850}} <br> {{wotd|2006|04|20}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|able|abler|ablest}} # Having a [[capacity]] (ability). #: ''He is able to understand you.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[-able]] (suffix) *[[ably]] *[[unable]] *[[ability]] *[[enable]] *[[disable]] ===See also=== *[[skill]] [[en:able]] 7370 2006-07-18T22:13:37Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, be, de, el, fi, fr, hu, io, it, kk, ku, pl, pt, sm, ta, uk, vi, zh {{BE850}} <br> {{wotd|2006|04|20}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|able|abler|ablest}} # Having a [[capacity]] (ability). #: ''He is able to understand you.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[-able]] (suffix) *[[ably]] *[[unable]] *[[ability]] *[[enable]] *[[disable]] ===See also=== *[[skill]] [[ar:able]] [[be:able]] [[de:able]] [[el:able]] [[en:able]] [[fr:able]] [[io:able]] [[it:able]] [[kk:able]] [[ku:able]] [[hu:able]] [[pl:able]] [[pt:able]] [[sm:able]] [[fi:able]] [[ta:able]] [[vi:able]] [[uk:able]] [[zh:able]] 8799 2006-08-21T17:14:52Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy {{BE850}} <br> {{wotd|2006|04|20}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|able|abler|ablest}} # Having a [[capacity]] (ability). #: ''He is able to understand you.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[-able]] (suffix) *[[ably]] *[[unable]] *[[ability]] *[[enable]] *[[disable]] ===See also=== *[[skill]] [[ar:able]] [[be:able]] [[de:able]] [[el:able]] [[en:able]] [[fr:able]] [[hy:able]] [[io:able]] [[it:able]] [[kk:able]] [[ku:able]] [[hu:able]] [[pl:able]] [[pt:able]] [[sm:able]] [[fi:able]] [[ta:able]] [[vi:able]] [[uk:able]] [[zh:able]] 11501 2006-10-25T17:11:46Z 60.49.189.43 {{BE850}} <br> {{wotd|2006|04|20}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|able|abler|ablest}} # Having a [[capability]] (ability). #: ''He is able to understand you.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[-able]] (suffix) *[[ably]] *[[unable]] *[[ability]] *[[enable]] *[[disable]] ===See also=== *[[skill]] [[ar:able]] [[be:able]] [[de:able]] [[el:able]] [[en:able]] [[fr:able]] [[hy:able]] [[io:able]] [[it:able]] [[kk:able]] [[ku:able]] [[hu:able]] [[pl:able]] [[pt:able]] [[sm:able]] [[fi:able]] [[ta:able]] [[vi:able]] [[uk:able]] [[zh:able]] 11502 2006-10-25T17:21:22Z 60.49.189.43 /* Derived words and phrases */ {{BE850}} <br> {{wotd|2006|04|20}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|able|abler|ablest}} # Having a [[capability]] (ability). #: ''He is able to understand you.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[-able]] (suffix) *[[ability]] (noun) (plural: abilities) *[[ably]] (adverb) *[[enable]] (positive verb) *[[disable]] (negative verb) ===See also=== *[[skill]] [[ar:able]] [[be:able]] [[de:able]] [[el:able]] [[en:able]] [[fr:able]] [[hy:able]] [[io:able]] [[it:able]] [[kk:able]] [[ku:able]] [[hu:able]] [[pl:able]] [[pt:able]] [[sm:able]] [[fi:able]] [[ta:able]] [[vi:able]] [[uk:able]] [[zh:able]] 11503 2006-10-25T17:24:22Z 60.49.189.43 {{BE850}} <br> {{wotd|2006|04|20}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|able|abler|ablest}} # Having a [[ability]]/[[capability]]/[[potentiality]] #: ''He is able to understand you.'' # Negative adjective form (Rule 5 in Ogden Basic English) #: ''He is unable to understand you.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[-able]] (suffix) *[[ability]] (noun) (plural: abilities) *[[ably]] (adverb) *[[enable]] (positive verb) *[[disable]] (negative verb) ===See also=== *[[skill]] [[ar:able]] [[be:able]] [[de:able]] [[el:able]] [[en:able]] [[fr:able]] [[hy:able]] [[io:able]] [[it:able]] [[kk:able]] [[ku:able]] [[hu:able]] [[pl:able]] [[pt:able]] [[sm:able]] [[fi:able]] [[ta:able]] [[vi:able]] [[uk:able]] [[zh:able]] 11504 2006-10-25T17:25:20Z 60.49.189.43 {{BE850}} <br> {{wotd|2006|04|20}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|able|abler|ablest}} # Having a [[ability]]/[[capability]]/[[potentiality]] #: ''He is able to understand you.'' # Negative adjective form (Rule 5 in Ogden's Basic English) #: ''He is unable to understand you.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[-able]] (suffix) *[[ability]] (noun) (plural: abilities) *[[ably]] (adverb) *[[enable]] (positive verb) *[[disable]] (negative verb) ===See also=== *[[skill]] [[ar:able]] [[be:able]] [[de:able]] [[el:able]] [[en:able]] [[fr:able]] [[hy:able]] [[io:able]] [[it:able]] [[kk:able]] [[ku:able]] [[hu:able]] [[pl:able]] [[pt:able]] [[sm:able]] [[fi:able]] [[ta:able]] [[vi:able]] [[uk:able]] [[zh:able]] 11696 2006-11-01T20:57:33Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:able]] {{BE850}} <br> {{wotd|2006|04|20}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|able|abler|ablest}} # Having a [[ability]]/[[capability]]/[[potentiality]] #: ''He is able to understand you.'' # Negative adjective form (Rule 5 in Ogden's Basic English) #: ''He is unable to understand you.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[-able]] (suffix) *[[ability]] (noun) (plural: abilities) *[[ably]] (adverb) *[[enable]] (positive verb) *[[disable]] (negative verb) ===See also=== *[[skill]] [[ar:able]] [[be:able]] [[de:able]] [[el:able]] [[en:able]] [[fr:able]] [[hy:able]] [[io:able]] [[it:able]] [[kk:able]] [[ku:able]] [[hu:able]] [[pl:able]] [[pt:able]] [[ru:able]] [[sm:able]] [[fi:able]] [[ta:able]] [[vi:able]] [[uk:able]] [[zh:able]] 12969 2006-11-29T04:30:09Z Coppertwig 139 /* Adjective */ more words {{BE850}} <br> {{wotd|2006|04|20}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|able|abler|ablest}} # Having a [[ability]]/[[capability]]/[[potentiality]]. When we say that someone is '''able''' to do something, it means it is [[possible]] for the person to do it. [[Nothing]] will [[stop]] the person from doing it. #: ''He is able to understand you.'' # Negative adjective form (Rule 5 in Ogden's Basic English) #: ''He is unable to understand you.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[-able]] (suffix) *[[ability]] (noun) (plural: abilities) *[[ably]] (adverb) *[[enable]] (positive verb) *[[disable]] (negative verb) ===See also=== *[[skill]] [[ar:able]] [[be:able]] [[de:able]] [[el:able]] [[en:able]] [[fr:able]] [[hy:able]] [[io:able]] [[it:able]] [[kk:able]] [[ku:able]] [[hu:able]] [[pl:able]] [[pt:able]] [[ru:able]] [[sm:able]] [[fi:able]] [[ta:able]] [[vi:able]] [[uk:able]] [[zh:able]] 12980 2006-11-29T06:02:51Z Kappa 92 remove " [[Nothing]] will [[stop]] the person from doing it." much too strong {{BE850}} <br> {{wotd|2006|04|20}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|able|abler|ablest}} # Having a [[ability]]/[[capability]]/[[potentiality]]. When we say that someone is '''able''' to do something, it means it is [[possible]] for the person to do it. #: ''He is able to understand you.'' # Negative adjective form (Rule 5 in Ogden's Basic English) #: ''He is unable to understand you.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[-able]] (suffix) *[[ability]] (noun) (plural: abilities) *[[ably]] (adverb) *[[enable]] (positive verb) *[[disable]] (negative verb) ===See also=== *[[skill]] [[ar:able]] [[be:able]] [[de:able]] [[el:able]] [[en:able]] [[fr:able]] [[hy:able]] [[io:able]] [[it:able]] [[kk:able]] [[ku:able]] [[hu:able]] [[pl:able]] [[pt:able]] [[ru:able]] [[sm:able]] [[fi:able]] [[ta:able]] [[vi:able]] [[uk:able]] [[zh:able]] 13001 2006-11-29T17:09:39Z Brett 77 /* Adjective */ simplified {{BE850}} <br> {{wotd|2006|04|20}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|able|abler|ablest}} # If someone is '''able''' to do something, they [[can]] do it. #: ''I'm busy tomorrow, so I won't be '''able''' to see you.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[capable]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[-able]] (suffix) *[[ability]] (noun) (plural: abilities) *[[ably]] (adverb) *[[enable]] (positive verb) *[[disable]] (negative verb) *[[unable]] ===See also=== *[[skill]] [[ar:able]] [[be:able]] [[de:able]] [[el:able]] [[en:able]] [[fr:able]] [[hy:able]] [[io:able]] [[it:able]] [[kk:able]] [[ku:able]] [[hu:able]] [[pl:able]] [[pt:able]] [[ru:able]] [[sm:able]] [[fi:able]] [[ta:able]] [[vi:able]] [[uk:able]] [[zh:able]] 13963 2006-12-20T05:58:20Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ja:able]] {{BE850}} <br> {{wotd|2006|04|20}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|able|abler|ablest}} # If someone is '''able''' to do something, they [[can]] do it. #: ''I'm busy tomorrow, so I won't be '''able''' to see you.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[capable]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[-able]] (suffix) *[[ability]] (noun) (plural: abilities) *[[ably]] (adverb) *[[enable]] (positive verb) *[[disable]] (negative verb) *[[unable]] ===See also=== *[[skill]] [[ar:able]] [[be:able]] [[de:able]] [[el:able]] [[en:able]] [[fr:able]] [[hy:able]] [[io:able]] [[it:able]] [[kk:able]] [[ku:able]] [[hu:able]] [[ja:able]] [[pl:able]] [[pt:able]] [[ru:able]] [[sm:able]] [[fi:able]] [[ta:able]] [[vi:able]] [[uk:able]] [[zh:able]] 2524 6245 2006-03-28T23:31:13Z Cromwellt 61 created wotd <big>'''able'''</big> <small>adjective</small> # having a [[capacity]] (ability). #: ''He is able to understand you.'' <small>[[able|Read full entry]]</small> 6247 2006-03-28T23:31:58Z Cromwellt 61 capitalization <big>'''able'''</big> <small>adjective</small> # Having a [[capacity]] (ability). #: ''He is able to understand you.'' <small>[[able|Read full entry]]</small> 2525 6250 2006-03-30T15:04:51Z Cromwellt 61 created page (entry #300!) {{BE850}} ==Demonstrative adjective== {{adjective2}} # The [[object]] or [[idea]] [[indicate]]d. #: ''This trip was a great idea.'' #: ''Is this sock yours?'' # The known [[thing]]. #: ''This man went to the door.'' '''Note:''' Definition #2 talks about things [[mention]]ed [[before]]. ===Related words=== *[[that]] *[[these]] *[[those]] ==Demonstrative pronoun== {{pronoun}} # The [[thing]] indicated. #: ''This is my hand.'' ===Related words=== *[[that]] *[[these]] *[[those]] [[en:this]] 7223 2006-07-16T03:03:31Z Brett 77 /* Demonstrative adjective */ {{BE850}} ==Determiner== {{determiner}} {{wiktionary}} # The [[object]] or [[idea]] [[indicate]]d. #: ''This trip was a great idea.'' #: ''Is this sock yours?'' # The known [[thing]]. #: ''This man went to the door.'' '''Note:''' Definition #2 talks about things [[mention]]ed [[before]]. ===Related words=== *[[that]] *[[these]] *[[those]] ==Demonstrative pronoun== {{pronoun}} # The [[thing]] indicated. #: ''This is my hand.'' ===Related words=== *[[that]] *[[these]] *[[those]] [[en:this]] 7224 2006-07-16T03:06:48Z Brett 77 /* Determiner */ {{BE850}} ==Determiner== {{determiner}} {{wiktionary}} # You use '''this''' to show [[which]] thing or idea you are talking about. You use it when the thing or idea is [[close]] to you. #: '''''This''' trip was a great idea.'' #: ''Which book is yours, '''this''' one or [[that]] one?'' # The known [[thing]]. #: ''This man went to the door.'' '''Note:''' Definition #2 talks about things [[mention]]ed [[before]]. ===Related words=== *[[that]] *[[these]] *[[those]] ==Demonstrative pronoun== {{pronoun}} # The [[thing]] indicated. #: ''This is my hand.'' ===Related words=== *[[that]] *[[these]] *[[those]] [[en:this]] 7764 2006-07-19T13:04:12Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: et, fi, fr, hu, id, io, it, ja, ko, la, mi, pl, pt, sd, uk, zh {{BE850}} ==Determiner== {{determiner}} {{wiktionary}} # You use '''this''' to show [[which]] thing or idea you are talking about. You use it when the thing or idea is [[close]] to you. #: '''''This''' trip was a great idea.'' #: ''Which book is yours, '''this''' one or [[that]] one?'' # The known [[thing]]. #: ''This man went to the door.'' '''Note:''' Definition #2 talks about things [[mention]]ed [[before]]. ===Related words=== *[[that]] *[[these]] *[[those]] ==Demonstrative pronoun== {{pronoun}} # The [[thing]] indicated. #: ''This is my hand.'' ===Related words=== *[[that]] *[[these]] *[[those]] [[et:this]] [[en:this]] [[fr:this]] [[ko:this]] [[io:this]] [[id:this]] [[it:this]] [[la:this]] [[hu:this]] [[mi:this]] [[ja:this]] [[pl:this]] [[pt:this]] [[sd:this]] [[fi:this]] [[uk:this]] [[zh:this]] 9180 2006-08-22T04:49:53Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy {{BE850}} ==Determiner== {{determiner}} {{wiktionary}} # You use '''this''' to show [[which]] thing or idea you are talking about. You use it when the thing or idea is [[close]] to you. #: '''''This''' trip was a great idea.'' #: ''Which book is yours, '''this''' one or [[that]] one?'' # The known [[thing]]. #: ''This man went to the door.'' '''Note:''' Definition #2 talks about things [[mention]]ed [[before]]. ===Related words=== *[[that]] *[[these]] *[[those]] ==Demonstrative pronoun== {{pronoun}} # The [[thing]] indicated. #: ''This is my hand.'' ===Related words=== *[[that]] *[[these]] *[[those]] [[et:this]] [[en:this]] [[fr:this]] [[ko:this]] [[hy:this]] [[io:this]] [[id:this]] [[it:this]] [[la:this]] [[hu:this]] [[mi:this]] [[ja:this]] [[pl:this]] [[pt:this]] [[sd:this]] [[fi:this]] [[uk:this]] [[zh:this]] 9264 2006-08-23T21:18:06Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ta {{BE850}} ==Determiner== {{determiner}} {{wiktionary}} # You use '''this''' to show [[which]] thing or idea you are talking about. You use it when the thing or idea is [[close]] to you. #: '''''This''' trip was a great idea.'' #: ''Which book is yours, '''this''' one or [[that]] one?'' # The known [[thing]]. #: ''This man went to the door.'' '''Note:''' Definition #2 talks about things [[mention]]ed [[before]]. ===Related words=== *[[that]] *[[these]] *[[those]] ==Demonstrative pronoun== {{pronoun}} # The [[thing]] indicated. #: ''This is my hand.'' ===Related words=== *[[that]] *[[these]] *[[those]] [[et:this]] [[en:this]] [[fr:this]] [[ko:this]] [[hy:this]] [[io:this]] [[id:this]] [[it:this]] [[la:this]] [[hu:this]] [[mi:this]] [[ja:this]] [[pl:this]] [[pt:this]] [[sd:this]] [[fi:this]] [[ta:this]] [[uk:this]] [[zh:this]] 9812 2006-09-10T14:56:17Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ms {{BE850}} ==Determiner== {{determiner}} {{wiktionary}} # You use '''this''' to show [[which]] thing or idea you are talking about. You use it when the thing or idea is [[close]] to you. #: '''''This''' trip was a great idea.'' #: ''Which book is yours, '''this''' one or [[that]] one?'' # The known [[thing]]. #: ''This man went to the door.'' '''Note:''' Definition #2 talks about things [[mention]]ed [[before]]. ===Related words=== *[[that]] *[[these]] *[[those]] ==Demonstrative pronoun== {{pronoun}} # The [[thing]] indicated. #: ''This is my hand.'' ===Related words=== *[[that]] *[[these]] *[[those]] [[et:this]] [[en:this]] [[fr:this]] [[ko:this]] [[hy:this]] [[io:this]] [[id:this]] [[it:this]] [[la:this]] [[hu:this]] [[mi:this]] [[ms:this]] [[ja:this]] [[pl:this]] [[pt:this]] [[sd:this]] [[fi:this]] [[ta:this]] [[uk:this]] [[zh:this]] 10255 2006-09-24T14:16:29Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[es:this]] {{BE850}} ==Determiner== {{determiner}} {{wiktionary}} # You use '''this''' to show [[which]] thing or idea you are talking about. You use it when the thing or idea is [[close]] to you. #: '''''This''' trip was a great idea.'' #: ''Which book is yours, '''this''' one or [[that]] one?'' # The known [[thing]]. #: ''This man went to the door.'' '''Note:''' Definition #2 talks about things [[mention]]ed [[before]]. ===Related words=== *[[that]] *[[these]] *[[those]] ==Demonstrative pronoun== {{pronoun}} # The [[thing]] indicated. #: ''This is my hand.'' ===Related words=== *[[that]] *[[these]] *[[those]] [[et:this]] [[en:this]] [[es:this]] [[fr:this]] [[ko:this]] [[hy:this]] [[io:this]] [[id:this]] [[it:this]] [[la:this]] [[hu:this]] [[mi:this]] [[ms:this]] [[ja:this]] [[pl:this]] [[pt:this]] [[sd:this]] [[fi:this]] [[ta:this]] [[uk:this]] [[zh:this]] 11660 2006-10-30T20:40:21Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:this]] {{BE850}} ==Determiner== {{determiner}} {{wiktionary}} # You use '''this''' to show [[which]] thing or idea you are talking about. You use it when the thing or idea is [[close]] to you. #: '''''This''' trip was a great idea.'' #: ''Which book is yours, '''this''' one or [[that]] one?'' # The known [[thing]]. #: ''This man went to the door.'' '''Note:''' Definition #2 talks about things [[mention]]ed [[before]]. ===Related words=== *[[that]] *[[these]] *[[those]] ==Demonstrative pronoun== {{pronoun}} # The [[thing]] indicated. #: ''This is my hand.'' ===Related words=== *[[that]] *[[these]] *[[those]] [[et:this]] [[en:this]] [[es:this]] [[fr:this]] [[ko:this]] [[hy:this]] [[io:this]] [[id:this]] [[it:this]] [[kk:this]] [[la:this]] [[hu:this]] [[mi:this]] [[ms:this]] [[ja:this]] [[pl:this]] [[pt:this]] [[sd:this]] [[fi:this]] [[ta:this]] [[uk:this]] [[zh:this]] 13380 2006-12-06T01:58:31Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:this]] {{BE850}} ==Determiner== {{determiner}} {{wiktionary}} # You use '''this''' to show [[which]] thing or idea you are talking about. You use it when the thing or idea is [[close]] to you. #: '''''This''' trip was a great idea.'' #: ''Which book is yours, '''this''' one or [[that]] one?'' # The known [[thing]]. #: ''This man went to the door.'' '''Note:''' Definition #2 talks about things [[mention]]ed [[before]]. ===Related words=== *[[that]] *[[these]] *[[those]] ==Demonstrative pronoun== {{pronoun}} # The [[thing]] indicated. #: ''This is my hand.'' ===Related words=== *[[that]] *[[these]] *[[those]] [[et:this]] [[en:this]] [[es:this]] [[fr:this]] [[ko:this]] [[hy:this]] [[io:this]] [[id:this]] [[it:this]] [[kk:this]] [[la:this]] [[hu:this]] [[mi:this]] [[ms:this]] [[ja:this]] [[pl:this]] [[pt:this]] [[ru:this]] [[sd:this]] [[fi:this]] [[ta:this]] [[uk:this]] [[zh:this]] 2526 6252 2006-03-31T01:11:35Z Cromwellt 61 created entry {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # An [[element]] with the [[symbol]] Fe. #: ''Iron is near carbon in the [[periodic table]].'' # A [[metal]] from the element. #: ''That door is made of iron.'' {{noun}} # A [[tool]] used to [[remove]] [[wrinkle]]s from [[cloth]]. #: ''She used the iron on her skirt.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *(''element'') [[iron ore]] *(''metal'') [[molten iron]], [[iron filing]] *(''tool'') [[ironing]], [[ironing board]] ===See also=== *[[metal]] *[[rust]] *[[steel]] *[[alloy]] ==Verb== {{verb|iron|irons|ironed|ironing}} # To remove wrinkles with an iron. #: ''He irons his shirts.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[iron out]] ===See also=== *[[mangle]] *[[laundry]] ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} # Made of iron. #: ''He has an iron bar.'' [[category:tools]] [[en:iron]] 6847 2006-06-22T10:52:32Z Cromwellt 61 cat:tools -->Tools {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # An [[element]] with the [[symbol]] Fe. #: ''Iron is near carbon in the [[periodic table]].'' # A [[metal]] from the element. #: ''That door is made of iron.'' {{noun}} # A [[tool]] used to [[remove]] [[wrinkle]]s from [[cloth]]. #: ''She used the iron on her skirt.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *(''element'') [[iron ore]] *(''metal'') [[molten iron]], [[iron filing]] *(''tool'') [[ironing]], [[ironing board]] ===See also=== *[[metal]] *[[rust]] *[[steel]] *[[alloy]] ==Verb== {{verb|iron|irons|ironed|ironing}} # To remove wrinkles with an iron. #: ''He irons his shirts.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[iron out]] ===See also=== *[[mangle]] *[[laundry]] ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} # Made of iron. #: ''He has an iron bar.'' [[category:Tools]] [[en:iron]] 6855 2006-06-22T11:05:28Z Cromwellt 61 added wotd tag {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|07|01}} ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # An [[element]] with the [[symbol]] Fe. #: ''Iron is near carbon in the [[periodic table]].'' # A [[metal]] from the element. #: ''That door is made of iron.'' {{noun}} # A [[tool]] used to [[remove]] [[wrinkle]]s from [[cloth]]. #: ''She used the iron on her skirt.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *(''element'') [[iron ore]] *(''metal'') [[molten iron]], [[iron filing]] *(''tool'') [[ironing]], [[ironing board]] ===See also=== *[[metal]] *[[rust]] *[[steel]] *[[alloy]] ==Verb== {{verb|iron|irons|ironed|ironing}} # To remove wrinkles with an iron. #: ''He irons his shirts.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[iron out]] ===See also=== *[[mangle]] *[[laundry]] ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} # Made of iron. #: ''He has an iron bar.'' [[category:Tools]] [[en:iron]] 7578 2006-07-19T06:20:20Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: fi, fr, hu, io, it, ko, la, pl, pt, ta, zh {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|07|01}} ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # An [[element]] with the [[symbol]] Fe. #: ''Iron is near carbon in the [[periodic table]].'' # A [[metal]] from the element. #: ''That door is made of iron.'' {{noun}} # A [[tool]] used to [[remove]] [[wrinkle]]s from [[cloth]]. #: ''She used the iron on her skirt.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *(''element'') [[iron ore]] *(''metal'') [[molten iron]], [[iron filing]] *(''tool'') [[ironing]], [[ironing board]] ===See also=== *[[metal]] *[[rust]] *[[steel]] *[[alloy]] ==Verb== {{verb|iron|irons|ironed|ironing}} # To remove wrinkles with an iron. #: ''He irons his shirts.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[iron out]] ===See also=== *[[mangle]] *[[laundry]] ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} # Made of iron. #: ''He has an iron bar.'' [[category:Tools]] [[en:iron]] [[fr:iron]] [[ko:iron]] [[io:iron]] [[it:iron]] [[la:iron]] [[hu:iron]] [[pl:iron]] [[pt:iron]] [[fi:iron]] [[ta:iron]] [[zh:iron]] 7868 2006-07-22T13:19:56Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|07|01}} ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # An [[element]] with the [[symbol]] Fe. #: ''A way to melt '''iron''' at very high temperatures to make steel was developed in Sri Lanka in 300 BC.'' #:''About 20% of women have low levels of '''iron''' in their blood.'' #:''An object that has '''iron''' in it is attracted to magnets.'' # A [[metal]] from the element. #: ''That door is made of iron.'' {{noun}} # A [[tool]] used to [[remove]] [[wrinkle]]s from [[cloth]]. #: ''She used the iron on her skirt.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *(''element'') [[iron ore]] *(''metal'') [[molten iron]], [[iron filing]] *(''tool'') [[ironing]], [[ironing board]] ===See also=== *[[metal]] *[[rust]] *[[steel]] *[[alloy]] ==Verb== {{verb|iron|irons|ironed|ironing}} # To remove wrinkles with an iron. #: ''He irons his shirts.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[iron out]] ===See also=== *[[mangle]] *[[laundry]] ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} # Made of iron. #: ''He has an iron bar.'' [[category:Tools]] [[en:iron]] [[fr:iron]] [[ko:iron]] [[io:iron]] [[it:iron]] [[la:iron]] [[hu:iron]] [[pl:iron]] [[pt:iron]] [[fi:iron]] [[ta:iron]] [[zh:iron]] 7887 2006-07-22T14:27:00Z Brett 77 {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|07|01}} ==Noun== {{mass noun}} [[Image:Axe_of_iron_from_Swedish_Iron_Age%2C_found_at_Gotland%2C_Sweden.jpg|thumb|An [[axe]] made of iron]] # An [[element]] with the [[symbol]] Fe. #: ''A way to melt '''iron''' at very high temperatures to make steel was developed in Sri Lanka in 300 BC.'' #:''About 20% of women have low levels of '''iron''' in their blood.'' #:''An object that has '''iron''' in it is attracted to magnets.'' # A [[metal]] from the element. #: ''That door is made of iron.'' {{noun}} # A [[tool]] used to [[remove]] [[wrinkle]]s from [[cloth]]. #: ''She used the iron on her skirt.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *(''element'') [[iron ore]] *(''metal'') [[molten iron]], [[iron filing]] *(''tool'') [[ironing]], [[ironing board]] ===See also=== *[[metal]] *[[rust]] *[[steel]] *[[alloy]] ==Verb== {{verb|iron|irons|ironed|ironing}} # To remove wrinkles with an iron. #: ''He irons his shirts.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[iron out]] ===See also=== *[[mangle]] *[[laundry]] ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} # Made of iron. #: ''He has an iron bar.'' [[category:Tools]] [[en:iron]] [[fr:iron]] [[ko:iron]] [[io:iron]] [[it:iron]] [[la:iron]] [[hu:iron]] [[pl:iron]] [[pt:iron]] [[fi:iron]] [[ta:iron]] [[zh:iron]] 9025 2006-08-22T00:13:10Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|07|01}} ==Noun== {{mass noun}} [[Image:Axe_of_iron_from_Swedish_Iron_Age%2C_found_at_Gotland%2C_Sweden.jpg|thumb|An [[axe]] made of iron]] # An [[element]] with the [[symbol]] Fe. #: ''A way to melt '''iron''' at very high temperatures to make steel was developed in Sri Lanka in 300 BC.'' #:''About 20% of women have low levels of '''iron''' in their blood.'' #:''An object that has '''iron''' in it is attracted to magnets.'' # A [[metal]] from the element. #: ''That door is made of iron.'' {{noun}} # A [[tool]] used to [[remove]] [[wrinkle]]s from [[cloth]]. #: ''She used the iron on her skirt.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *(''element'') [[iron ore]] *(''metal'') [[molten iron]], [[iron filing]] *(''tool'') [[ironing]], [[ironing board]] ===See also=== *[[metal]] *[[rust]] *[[steel]] *[[alloy]] ==Verb== {{verb|iron|irons|ironed|ironing}} # To remove wrinkles with an iron. #: ''He irons his shirts.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[iron out]] ===See also=== *[[mangle]] *[[laundry]] ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} # Made of iron. #: ''He has an iron bar.'' [[category:Tools]] [[de:iron]] [[en:iron]] [[fr:iron]] [[ko:iron]] [[io:iron]] [[it:iron]] [[la:iron]] [[hu:iron]] [[pl:iron]] [[pt:iron]] [[fi:iron]] [[ta:iron]] [[zh:iron]] 9660 2006-09-10T13:21:58Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|07|01}} ==Noun== {{mass noun}} [[Image:Axe_of_iron_from_Swedish_Iron_Age%2C_found_at_Gotland%2C_Sweden.jpg|thumb|An [[axe]] made of iron]] # An [[element]] with the [[symbol]] Fe. #: ''A way to melt '''iron''' at very high temperatures to make steel was developed in Sri Lanka in 300 BC.'' #:''About 20% of women have low levels of '''iron''' in their blood.'' #:''An object that has '''iron''' in it is attracted to magnets.'' # A [[metal]] from the element. #: ''That door is made of iron.'' {{noun}} # A [[tool]] used to [[remove]] [[wrinkle]]s from [[cloth]]. #: ''She used the iron on her skirt.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *(''element'') [[iron ore]] *(''metal'') [[molten iron]], [[iron filing]] *(''tool'') [[ironing]], [[ironing board]] ===See also=== *[[metal]] *[[rust]] *[[steel]] *[[alloy]] ==Verb== {{verb|iron|irons|ironed|ironing}} # To remove wrinkles with an iron. #: ''He irons his shirts.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[iron out]] ===See also=== *[[mangle]] *[[laundry]] ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} # Made of iron. #: ''He has an iron bar.'' [[category:Tools]] [[de:iron]] [[en:iron]] [[fr:iron]] [[ko:iron]] [[io:iron]] [[it:iron]] [[la:iron]] [[hu:iron]] [[pl:iron]] [[pt:iron]] [[fi:iron]] [[ta:iron]] [[vi:iron]] [[zh:iron]] 9849 2006-09-16T01:58:25Z Brett 77 /* Adjective */ {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|07|01}} ==Noun== {{mass noun}} [[Image:Axe_of_iron_from_Swedish_Iron_Age%2C_found_at_Gotland%2C_Sweden.jpg|thumb|An [[axe]] made of iron]] # An [[element]] with the [[symbol]] Fe. #: ''A way to melt '''iron''' at very high temperatures to make steel was developed in Sri Lanka in 300 BC.'' #:''About 20% of women have low levels of '''iron''' in their blood.'' #:''An object that has '''iron''' in it is attracted to magnets.'' # A [[metal]] from the element. #: ''That door is made of iron.'' {{noun}} # A [[tool]] used to [[remove]] [[wrinkle]]s from [[cloth]]. #: ''She used the iron on her skirt.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *(''element'') [[iron ore]] *(''metal'') [[molten iron]], [[iron filing]] *(''tool'') [[ironing]], [[ironing board]] ===See also=== *[[metal]] *[[rust]] *[[steel]] *[[alloy]] ==Verb== {{verb|iron|irons|ironed|ironing}} # To remove wrinkles with an iron. #: ''He irons his shirts.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[iron out]] ===See also=== *[[mangle]] *[[laundry]] ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} # Very strong. #: ''He has an iron will.'' [[category:Tools]] [[de:iron]] [[en:iron]] [[fr:iron]] [[ko:iron]] [[io:iron]] [[it:iron]] [[la:iron]] [[hu:iron]] [[pl:iron]] [[pt:iron]] [[fi:iron]] [[ta:iron]] [[vi:iron]] [[zh:iron]] 9896 2006-09-24T11:34:44Z Tangobot 116 Robot: Automated text replacement (-{{adjective2}} +{{adjective}}) {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|07|01}} ==Noun== {{mass noun}} [[Image:Axe_of_iron_from_Swedish_Iron_Age%2C_found_at_Gotland%2C_Sweden.jpg|thumb|An [[axe]] made of iron]] # An [[element]] with the [[symbol]] Fe. #: ''A way to melt '''iron''' at very high temperatures to make steel was developed in Sri Lanka in 300 BC.'' #:''About 20% of women have low levels of '''iron''' in their blood.'' #:''An object that has '''iron''' in it is attracted to magnets.'' # A [[metal]] from the element. #: ''That door is made of iron.'' {{noun}} # A [[tool]] used to [[remove]] [[wrinkle]]s from [[cloth]]. #: ''She used the iron on her skirt.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *(''element'') [[iron ore]] *(''metal'') [[molten iron]], [[iron filing]] *(''tool'') [[ironing]], [[ironing board]] ===See also=== *[[metal]] *[[rust]] *[[steel]] *[[alloy]] ==Verb== {{verb|iron|irons|ironed|ironing}} # To remove wrinkles with an iron. #: ''He irons his shirts.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[iron out]] ===See also=== *[[mangle]] *[[laundry]] ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # Very strong. #: ''He has an iron will.'' [[category:Tools]] [[de:iron]] [[en:iron]] [[fr:iron]] [[ko:iron]] [[io:iron]] [[it:iron]] [[la:iron]] [[hu:iron]] [[pl:iron]] [[pt:iron]] [[fi:iron]] [[ta:iron]] [[vi:iron]] [[zh:iron]] 10131 2006-09-24T13:22:01Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[fa:iron]], [[hy:iron]], [[tr:iron]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|07|01}} ==Noun== {{mass noun}} [[Image:Axe_of_iron_from_Swedish_Iron_Age%2C_found_at_Gotland%2C_Sweden.jpg|thumb|An [[axe]] made of iron]] # An [[element]] with the [[symbol]] Fe. #: ''A way to melt '''iron''' at very high temperatures to make steel was developed in Sri Lanka in 300 BC.'' #:''About 20% of women have low levels of '''iron''' in their blood.'' #:''An object that has '''iron''' in it is attracted to magnets.'' # A [[metal]] from the element. #: ''That door is made of iron.'' {{noun}} # A [[tool]] used to [[remove]] [[wrinkle]]s from [[cloth]]. #: ''She used the iron on her skirt.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *(''element'') [[iron ore]] *(''metal'') [[molten iron]], [[iron filing]] *(''tool'') [[ironing]], [[ironing board]] ===See also=== *[[metal]] *[[rust]] *[[steel]] *[[alloy]] ==Verb== {{verb|iron|irons|ironed|ironing}} # To remove wrinkles with an iron. #: ''He irons his shirts.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[iron out]] ===See also=== *[[mangle]] *[[laundry]] ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # Very strong. #: ''He has an iron will.'' [[category:Tools]] [[de:iron]] [[en:iron]] [[fa:iron]] [[fr:iron]] [[ko:iron]] [[hy:iron]] [[io:iron]] [[it:iron]] [[la:iron]] [[hu:iron]] [[pl:iron]] [[pt:iron]] [[fi:iron]] [[ta:iron]] [[vi:iron]] [[tr:iron]] [[zh:iron]] 10409 2006-10-06T08:46:45Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[uk:iron]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|07|01}} ==Noun== {{mass noun}} [[Image:Axe_of_iron_from_Swedish_Iron_Age%2C_found_at_Gotland%2C_Sweden.jpg|thumb|An [[axe]] made of iron]] # An [[element]] with the [[symbol]] Fe. #: ''A way to melt '''iron''' at very high temperatures to make steel was developed in Sri Lanka in 300 BC.'' #:''About 20% of women have low levels of '''iron''' in their blood.'' #:''An object that has '''iron''' in it is attracted to magnets.'' # A [[metal]] from the element. #: ''That door is made of iron.'' {{noun}} # A [[tool]] used to [[remove]] [[wrinkle]]s from [[cloth]]. #: ''She used the iron on her skirt.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *(''element'') [[iron ore]] *(''metal'') [[molten iron]], [[iron filing]] *(''tool'') [[ironing]], [[ironing board]] ===See also=== *[[metal]] *[[rust]] *[[steel]] *[[alloy]] ==Verb== {{verb|iron|irons|ironed|ironing}} # To remove wrinkles with an iron. #: ''He irons his shirts.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[iron out]] ===See also=== *[[mangle]] *[[laundry]] ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # Very strong. #: ''He has an iron will.'' [[category:Tools]] [[de:iron]] [[en:iron]] [[fa:iron]] [[fr:iron]] [[ko:iron]] [[hy:iron]] [[io:iron]] [[it:iron]] [[la:iron]] [[hu:iron]] [[pl:iron]] [[pt:iron]] [[fi:iron]] [[ta:iron]] [[vi:iron]] [[tr:iron]] [[uk:iron]] [[zh:iron]] 10747 2006-10-10T14:53:42Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:iron]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|07|01}} ==Noun== {{mass noun}} [[Image:Axe_of_iron_from_Swedish_Iron_Age%2C_found_at_Gotland%2C_Sweden.jpg|thumb|An [[axe]] made of iron]] # An [[element]] with the [[symbol]] Fe. #: ''A way to melt '''iron''' at very high temperatures to make steel was developed in Sri Lanka in 300 BC.'' #:''About 20% of women have low levels of '''iron''' in their blood.'' #:''An object that has '''iron''' in it is attracted to magnets.'' # A [[metal]] from the element. #: ''That door is made of iron.'' {{noun}} # A [[tool]] used to [[remove]] [[wrinkle]]s from [[cloth]]. #: ''She used the iron on her skirt.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *(''element'') [[iron ore]] *(''metal'') [[molten iron]], [[iron filing]] *(''tool'') [[ironing]], [[ironing board]] ===See also=== *[[metal]] *[[rust]] *[[steel]] *[[alloy]] ==Verb== {{verb|iron|irons|ironed|ironing}} # To remove wrinkles with an iron. #: ''He irons his shirts.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[iron out]] ===See also=== *[[mangle]] *[[laundry]] ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # Very strong. #: ''He has an iron will.'' [[category:Tools]] [[de:iron]] [[en:iron]] [[fa:iron]] [[fr:iron]] [[ko:iron]] [[hy:iron]] [[io:iron]] [[it:iron]] [[kk:iron]] [[la:iron]] [[hu:iron]] [[pl:iron]] [[pt:iron]] [[fi:iron]] [[ta:iron]] [[vi:iron]] [[tr:iron]] [[uk:iron]] [[zh:iron]] 11167 2006-10-17T02:02:54Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:iron]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|07|01}} ==Noun== {{mass noun}} [[Image:Axe_of_iron_from_Swedish_Iron_Age%2C_found_at_Gotland%2C_Sweden.jpg|thumb|An [[axe]] made of iron]] # An [[element]] with the [[symbol]] Fe. #: ''A way to melt '''iron''' at very high temperatures to make steel was developed in Sri Lanka in 300 BC.'' #:''About 20% of women have low levels of '''iron''' in their blood.'' #:''An object that has '''iron''' in it is attracted to magnets.'' # A [[metal]] from the element. #: ''That door is made of iron.'' {{noun}} # A [[tool]] used to [[remove]] [[wrinkle]]s from [[cloth]]. #: ''She used the iron on her skirt.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *(''element'') [[iron ore]] *(''metal'') [[molten iron]], [[iron filing]] *(''tool'') [[ironing]], [[ironing board]] ===See also=== *[[metal]] *[[rust]] *[[steel]] *[[alloy]] ==Verb== {{verb|iron|irons|ironed|ironing}} # To remove wrinkles with an iron. #: ''He irons his shirts.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[iron out]] ===See also=== *[[mangle]] *[[laundry]] ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # Very strong. #: ''He has an iron will.'' [[category:Tools]] [[de:iron]] [[en:iron]] [[fa:iron]] [[fr:iron]] [[ko:iron]] [[hy:iron]] [[io:iron]] [[it:iron]] [[kk:iron]] [[la:iron]] [[hu:iron]] [[pl:iron]] [[pt:iron]] [[ru:iron]] [[fi:iron]] [[ta:iron]] [[vi:iron]] [[tr:iron]] [[uk:iron]] [[zh:iron]] 11306 2006-10-18T16:13:40Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ja:iron]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|07|01}} ==Noun== {{mass noun}} [[Image:Axe_of_iron_from_Swedish_Iron_Age%2C_found_at_Gotland%2C_Sweden.jpg|thumb|An [[axe]] made of iron]] # An [[element]] with the [[symbol]] Fe. #: ''A way to melt '''iron''' at very high temperatures to make steel was developed in Sri Lanka in 300 BC.'' #:''About 20% of women have low levels of '''iron''' in their blood.'' #:''An object that has '''iron''' in it is attracted to magnets.'' # A [[metal]] from the element. #: ''That door is made of iron.'' {{noun}} # A [[tool]] used to [[remove]] [[wrinkle]]s from [[cloth]]. #: ''She used the iron on her skirt.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *(''element'') [[iron ore]] *(''metal'') [[molten iron]], [[iron filing]] *(''tool'') [[ironing]], [[ironing board]] ===See also=== *[[metal]] *[[rust]] *[[steel]] *[[alloy]] ==Verb== {{verb|iron|irons|ironed|ironing}} # To remove wrinkles with an iron. #: ''He irons his shirts.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[iron out]] ===See also=== *[[mangle]] *[[laundry]] ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # Very strong. #: ''He has an iron will.'' [[category:Tools]] [[de:iron]] [[en:iron]] [[fa:iron]] [[fr:iron]] [[ko:iron]] [[hy:iron]] [[io:iron]] [[it:iron]] [[kk:iron]] [[la:iron]] [[hu:iron]] [[ja:iron]] [[pl:iron]] [[pt:iron]] [[ru:iron]] [[fi:iron]] [[ta:iron]] [[vi:iron]] [[tr:iron]] [[uk:iron]] [[zh:iron]] 2527 6253 2006-03-31T01:15:43Z Cromwellt 61 created entry ==Noun== [[Image:kiss.jpg|thumb|A kiss]] {{noun|kiss|kisses}} # The act of placing your [[lip]]s on something and [[suck]]ing slightly. #: ''She gave him a long kiss.'' # A [[cone]]-shaped piece of [[chocolate]] made by Hershey. #: ''I will give you a chocolate kiss.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''act of placing lips on something'') [[buss]], [[smooch]], [[peck]], [[smack]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[blow kisses]] ==Verb== {{verb|kiss|kisses|kissed|kissing}} # To place your lips on something and suck. #: ''They kissed each other passionately.'' # To [[touch]] for a [[moment]]. #: ''His car kissed the bumper of the car in front of him.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''place your lips on something'') [[smooch]], [[smack]], [[peck]] *(''to touch briefly'') [[glance]], [[touch]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[kisser]] *[[right in the kisser]] *[[French kiss]] *[[kiss off]] *[[kiss and tell]] *[[kiss up]] *[[kiss my butt]] ===See also=== *[[XOXOXO]] *[[Xs and Os]] *[[mistletoe]] *[[love letter]] *[[love]] *[[insult]] *[[hug]] *[[hickey]] [[en:kiss]] 7592 2006-07-19T06:50:22Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ang, es, fa, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, ko, ku, pt, ru, sr, sv, ta, zh ==Noun== [[Image:kiss.jpg|thumb|A kiss]] {{noun|kiss|kisses}} # The act of placing your [[lip]]s on something and [[suck]]ing slightly. #: ''She gave him a long kiss.'' # A [[cone]]-shaped piece of [[chocolate]] made by Hershey. #: ''I will give you a chocolate kiss.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''act of placing lips on something'') [[buss]], [[smooch]], [[peck]], [[smack]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[blow kisses]] ==Verb== {{verb|kiss|kisses|kissed|kissing}} # To place your lips on something and suck. #: ''They kissed each other passionately.'' # To [[touch]] for a [[moment]]. #: ''His car kissed the bumper of the car in front of him.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''place your lips on something'') [[smooch]], [[smack]], [[peck]] *(''to touch briefly'') [[glance]], [[touch]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[kisser]] *[[right in the kisser]] *[[French kiss]] *[[kiss off]] *[[kiss and tell]] *[[kiss up]] *[[kiss my butt]] ===See also=== *[[XOXOXO]] *[[Xs and Os]] *[[mistletoe]] *[[love letter]] *[[love]] *[[insult]] *[[hug]] *[[hickey]] [[ang:kiss]] [[en:kiss]] [[es:kiss]] [[fa:kiss]] [[fr:kiss]] [[ko:kiss]] [[io:kiss]] [[it:kiss]] [[ku:kiss]] [[hu:kiss]] [[ja:kiss]] [[pt:kiss]] [[ru:kiss]] [[sr:kiss]] [[fi:kiss]] [[sv:kiss]] [[ta:kiss]] [[zh:kiss]] 8657 2006-08-13T19:32:33Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: fy, tr ==Noun== [[Image:kiss.jpg|thumb|A kiss]] {{noun|kiss|kisses}} # The act of placing your [[lip]]s on something and [[suck]]ing slightly. #: ''She gave him a long kiss.'' # A [[cone]]-shaped piece of [[chocolate]] made by Hershey. #: ''I will give you a chocolate kiss.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''act of placing lips on something'') [[buss]], [[smooch]], [[peck]], [[smack]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[blow kisses]] ==Verb== {{verb|kiss|kisses|kissed|kissing}} # To place your lips on something and suck. #: ''They kissed each other passionately.'' # To [[touch]] for a [[moment]]. #: ''His car kissed the bumper of the car in front of him.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''place your lips on something'') [[smooch]], [[smack]], [[peck]] *(''to touch briefly'') [[glance]], [[touch]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[kisser]] *[[right in the kisser]] *[[French kiss]] *[[kiss off]] *[[kiss and tell]] *[[kiss up]] *[[kiss my butt]] ===See also=== *[[XOXOXO]] *[[Xs and Os]] *[[mistletoe]] *[[love letter]] *[[love]] *[[insult]] *[[hug]] *[[hickey]] [[ang:kiss]] [[en:kiss]] [[es:kiss]] [[fa:kiss]] [[fr:kiss]] [[fy:kiss]] [[ko:kiss]] [[io:kiss]] [[it:kiss]] [[ku:kiss]] [[hu:kiss]] [[ja:kiss]] [[pt:kiss]] [[ru:kiss]] [[sr:kiss]] [[fi:kiss]] [[sv:kiss]] [[ta:kiss]] [[tr:kiss]] [[zh:kiss]] 9668 2006-09-10T13:24:59Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Noun== [[Image:kiss.jpg|thumb|A kiss]] {{noun|kiss|kisses}} # The act of placing your [[lip]]s on something and [[suck]]ing slightly. #: ''She gave him a long kiss.'' # A [[cone]]-shaped piece of [[chocolate]] made by Hershey. #: ''I will give you a chocolate kiss.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''act of placing lips on something'') [[buss]], [[smooch]], [[peck]], [[smack]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[blow kisses]] ==Verb== {{verb|kiss|kisses|kissed|kissing}} # To place your lips on something and suck. #: ''They kissed each other passionately.'' # To [[touch]] for a [[moment]]. #: ''His car kissed the bumper of the car in front of him.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''place your lips on something'') [[smooch]], [[smack]], [[peck]] *(''to touch briefly'') [[glance]], [[touch]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[kisser]] *[[right in the kisser]] *[[French kiss]] *[[kiss off]] *[[kiss and tell]] *[[kiss up]] *[[kiss my butt]] ===See also=== *[[XOXOXO]] *[[Xs and Os]] *[[mistletoe]] *[[love letter]] *[[love]] *[[insult]] *[[hug]] *[[hickey]] [[ang:kiss]] [[en:kiss]] [[es:kiss]] [[fa:kiss]] [[fr:kiss]] [[fy:kiss]] [[ko:kiss]] [[io:kiss]] [[it:kiss]] [[ku:kiss]] [[hu:kiss]] [[ja:kiss]] [[pt:kiss]] [[ru:kiss]] [[sr:kiss]] [[fi:kiss]] [[sv:kiss]] [[ta:kiss]] [[vi:kiss]] [[tr:kiss]] [[zh:kiss]] 10459 2006-10-07T05:57:07Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[he:kiss]], [[uk:kiss]] ==Noun== [[Image:kiss.jpg|thumb|A kiss]] {{noun|kiss|kisses}} # The act of placing your [[lip]]s on something and [[suck]]ing slightly. #: ''She gave him a long kiss.'' # A [[cone]]-shaped piece of [[chocolate]] made by Hershey. #: ''I will give you a chocolate kiss.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''act of placing lips on something'') [[buss]], [[smooch]], [[peck]], [[smack]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[blow kisses]] ==Verb== {{verb|kiss|kisses|kissed|kissing}} # To place your lips on something and suck. #: ''They kissed each other passionately.'' # To [[touch]] for a [[moment]]. #: ''His car kissed the bumper of the car in front of him.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''place your lips on something'') [[smooch]], [[smack]], [[peck]] *(''to touch briefly'') [[glance]], [[touch]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[kisser]] *[[right in the kisser]] *[[French kiss]] *[[kiss off]] *[[kiss and tell]] *[[kiss up]] *[[kiss my butt]] ===See also=== *[[XOXOXO]] *[[Xs and Os]] *[[mistletoe]] *[[love letter]] *[[love]] *[[insult]] *[[hug]] *[[hickey]] [[ang:kiss]] [[en:kiss]] [[es:kiss]] [[fa:kiss]] [[fr:kiss]] [[fy:kiss]] [[ko:kiss]] [[io:kiss]] [[it:kiss]] [[he:kiss]] [[ku:kiss]] [[hu:kiss]] [[ja:kiss]] [[pt:kiss]] [[ru:kiss]] [[sr:kiss]] [[fi:kiss]] [[sv:kiss]] [[ta:kiss]] [[vi:kiss]] [[tr:kiss]] [[uk:kiss]] [[zh:kiss]] 10969 2006-10-13T20:37:31Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:kiss]] ==Noun== [[Image:kiss.jpg|thumb|A kiss]] {{noun|kiss|kisses}} # The act of placing your [[lip]]s on something and [[suck]]ing slightly. #: ''She gave him a long kiss.'' # A [[cone]]-shaped piece of [[chocolate]] made by Hershey. #: ''I will give you a chocolate kiss.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''act of placing lips on something'') [[buss]], [[smooch]], [[peck]], [[smack]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[blow kisses]] ==Verb== {{verb|kiss|kisses|kissed|kissing}} # To place your lips on something and suck. #: ''They kissed each other passionately.'' # To [[touch]] for a [[moment]]. #: ''His car kissed the bumper of the car in front of him.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''place your lips on something'') [[smooch]], [[smack]], [[peck]] *(''to touch briefly'') [[glance]], [[touch]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[kisser]] *[[right in the kisser]] *[[French kiss]] *[[kiss off]] *[[kiss and tell]] *[[kiss up]] *[[kiss my butt]] ===See also=== *[[XOXOXO]] *[[Xs and Os]] *[[mistletoe]] *[[love letter]] *[[love]] *[[insult]] *[[hug]] *[[hickey]] [[ang:kiss]] [[en:kiss]] [[es:kiss]] [[fa:kiss]] [[fr:kiss]] [[fy:kiss]] [[ko:kiss]] [[io:kiss]] [[it:kiss]] [[he:kiss]] [[kk:kiss]] [[ku:kiss]] [[hu:kiss]] [[ja:kiss]] [[pt:kiss]] [[ru:kiss]] [[sr:kiss]] [[fi:kiss]] [[sv:kiss]] [[ta:kiss]] [[vi:kiss]] [[tr:kiss]] [[uk:kiss]] [[zh:kiss]] 2528 6254 2006-03-31T01:22:00Z Cromwellt 61 created entry ==Noun== {{noun}} # A form of tying to secure or connect. #: ''He put a knot in the rope.'' ==Verb== {{verb|knot|knots|knotted|knotting}} # To create a tied place in a cord or rope. #: ''They knotted the ends of the rope together.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[unknot]] *[[square knot]] [[en:knot]] 7563 2006-07-19T05:55:00Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: fi, fr, hu, io, it, pt, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} # A form of tying to secure or connect. #: ''He put a knot in the rope.'' ==Verb== {{verb|knot|knots|knotted|knotting}} # To create a tied place in a cord or rope. #: ''They knotted the ends of the rope together.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[unknot]] *[[square knot]] [[en:knot]] [[fr:knot]] [[io:knot]] [[it:knot]] [[hu:knot]] [[pt:knot]] [[fi:knot]] [[zh:knot]] 7836 2006-07-21T01:24:43Z Kappa 92 image ==Noun== {{noun}} # A form of tying to secure or connect. #: ''He put a knot in the rope.'' [[Image:Nœud d'huit.jpg|thumb|A knot]] ==Verb== {{verb|knot|knots|knotted|knotting}} # To create a tied place in a cord or rope. #: ''They knotted the ends of the rope together.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[unknot]] *[[square knot]] [[en:knot]] [[fr:knot]] [[io:knot]] [[it:knot]] [[hu:knot]] [[pt:knot]] [[fi:knot]] [[zh:knot]] 9043 2006-08-22T00:37:00Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ta ==Noun== {{noun}} # A form of tying to secure or connect. #: ''He put a knot in the rope.'' [[Image:Nœud d'huit.jpg|thumb|A knot]] ==Verb== {{verb|knot|knots|knotted|knotting}} # To create a tied place in a cord or rope. #: ''They knotted the ends of the rope together.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[unknot]] *[[square knot]] [[en:knot]] [[fr:knot]] [[io:knot]] [[it:knot]] [[hu:knot]] [[pt:knot]] [[fi:knot]] [[ta:knot]] [[zh:knot]] 10117 2006-09-24T13:19:41Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[vi:knot]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A form of tying to secure or connect. #: ''He put a knot in the rope.'' [[Image:Nœud d'huit.jpg|thumb|A knot]] ==Verb== {{verb|knot|knots|knotted|knotting}} # To create a tied place in a cord or rope. #: ''They knotted the ends of the rope together.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[unknot]] *[[square knot]] [[en:knot]] [[fr:knot]] [[io:knot]] [[it:knot]] [[hu:knot]] [[pt:knot]] [[fi:knot]] [[ta:knot]] [[vi:knot]] [[zh:knot]] 11408 2006-10-20T17:20:30Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:knot]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A form of tying to secure or connect. #: ''He put a knot in the rope.'' [[Image:Nœud d'huit.jpg|thumb|A knot]] ==Verb== {{verb|knot|knots|knotted|knotting}} # To create a tied place in a cord or rope. #: ''They knotted the ends of the rope together.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[unknot]] *[[square knot]] [[en:knot]] [[fr:knot]] [[io:knot]] [[it:knot]] [[hu:knot]] [[pt:knot]] [[ru:knot]] [[fi:knot]] [[ta:knot]] [[vi:knot]] [[zh:knot]] 13635 2006-12-11T07:01:11Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:knot]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A form of tying to secure or connect. #: ''He put a knot in the rope.'' [[Image:Nœud d'huit.jpg|thumb|A knot]] ==Verb== {{verb|knot|knots|knotted|knotting}} # To create a tied place in a cord or rope. #: ''They knotted the ends of the rope together.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[unknot]] *[[square knot]] [[en:knot]] [[fa:knot]] [[fr:knot]] [[io:knot]] [[it:knot]] [[hu:knot]] [[pt:knot]] [[ru:knot]] [[fi:knot]] [[ta:knot]] [[vi:knot]] [[zh:knot]] 2529 6255 2006-03-31T01:24:10Z Cromwellt 61 created entry {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # Part of the body from the thigh down. #: ‘’I lost a leg in the war.’’ ===Related words and phrases=== *[[limb]] *[[extremity]] *[[appendage]] ===See also=== *[[arm]] {{leg}} {{body}} [[category:body parts]] [[en:leg]] 6256 2006-03-31T01:25:12Z Cromwellt 61 removed see also (already in body template), fixed italics {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # Part of the body from the thigh down. #: ''I lost a leg in the war.'' ===Related words and phrases=== *[[limb]] *[[extremity]] *[[appendage]] {{leg}} {{body}} [[category:body parts]] [[en:leg]] 7561 2006-07-19T05:51:20Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, es, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, ko, nl, pl, ru, sv, ta, zh {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # Part of the body from the thigh down. #: ''I lost a leg in the war.'' ===Related words and phrases=== *[[limb]] *[[extremity]] *[[appendage]] {{leg}} {{body}} [[category:body parts]] [[de:leg]] [[en:leg]] [[es:leg]] [[fr:leg]] [[ko:leg]] [[io:leg]] [[it:leg]] [[hu:leg]] [[nl:leg]] [[ja:leg]] [[pl:leg]] [[ru:leg]] [[fi:leg]] [[sv:leg]] [[ta:leg]] [[zh:leg]] 7906 2006-07-22T14:55:27Z Brett 77 {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Legs.jpg|thumb|a woman's legs]] # Part of the body from the thigh down. #: ''I lost a leg in the war.'' ===Related words and phrases=== *[[limb]] *[[extremity]] *[[appendage]] {{leg}} {{body}} [[category:body parts]] [[de:leg]] [[en:leg]] [[es:leg]] [[fr:leg]] [[ko:leg]] [[io:leg]] [[it:leg]] [[hu:leg]] [[nl:leg]] [[ja:leg]] [[pl:leg]] [[ru:leg]] [[fi:leg]] [[sv:leg]] [[ta:leg]] [[zh:leg]] 10125 2006-09-24T13:21:01Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[hy:leg]], [[tr:leg]], [[vi:leg]] {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Legs.jpg|thumb|a woman's legs]] # Part of the body from the thigh down. #: ''I lost a leg in the war.'' ===Related words and phrases=== *[[limb]] *[[extremity]] *[[appendage]] {{leg}} {{body}} [[category:body parts]] [[de:leg]] [[en:leg]] [[es:leg]] [[fr:leg]] [[ko:leg]] [[hy:leg]] [[io:leg]] [[it:leg]] [[hu:leg]] [[nl:leg]] [[ja:leg]] [[pl:leg]] [[ru:leg]] [[fi:leg]] [[sv:leg]] [[ta:leg]] [[vi:leg]] [[tr:leg]] [[zh:leg]] 10498 2006-10-08T01:48:46Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:leg]], [[uk:leg]] {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Legs.jpg|thumb|a woman's legs]] # Part of the body from the thigh down. #: ''I lost a leg in the war.'' ===Related words and phrases=== *[[limb]] *[[extremity]] *[[appendage]] {{leg}} {{body}} [[category:body parts]] [[de:leg]] [[en:leg]] [[es:leg]] [[fr:leg]] [[ko:leg]] [[hy:leg]] [[io:leg]] [[it:leg]] [[kk:leg]] [[hu:leg]] [[nl:leg]] [[ja:leg]] [[pl:leg]] [[ru:leg]] [[fi:leg]] [[sv:leg]] [[ta:leg]] [[vi:leg]] [[tr:leg]] [[uk:leg]] [[zh:leg]] 13661 2006-12-11T22:01:28Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:leg]] {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Legs.jpg|thumb|a woman's legs]] # Part of the body from the thigh down. #: ''I lost a leg in the war.'' ===Related words and phrases=== *[[limb]] *[[extremity]] *[[appendage]] {{leg}} {{body}} [[category:body parts]] [[de:leg]] [[en:leg]] [[es:leg]] [[fa:leg]] [[fr:leg]] [[ko:leg]] [[hy:leg]] [[io:leg]] [[it:leg]] [[kk:leg]] [[hu:leg]] [[nl:leg]] [[ja:leg]] [[pl:leg]] [[ru:leg]] [[fi:leg]] [[sv:leg]] [[ta:leg]] [[vi:leg]] [[tr:leg]] [[uk:leg]] [[zh:leg]] 13942 2006-12-20T02:08:39Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ku:leg]] {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Legs.jpg|thumb|a woman's legs]] # Part of the body from the thigh down. #: ''I lost a leg in the war.'' ===Related words and phrases=== *[[limb]] *[[extremity]] *[[appendage]] {{leg}} {{body}} [[category:body parts]] [[de:leg]] [[en:leg]] [[es:leg]] [[fa:leg]] [[fr:leg]] [[ko:leg]] [[hy:leg]] [[io:leg]] [[it:leg]] [[kk:leg]] [[ku:leg]] [[hu:leg]] [[nl:leg]] [[ja:leg]] [[pl:leg]] [[ru:leg]] [[fi:leg]] [[sv:leg]] [[ta:leg]] [[vi:leg]] [[tr:leg]] [[uk:leg]] [[zh:leg]] 2530 6257 2006-03-31T01:33:25Z Cromwellt 61 created entry {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun|man|men}} # A [[male]] or [[masculine]] [[human]]. #: ''He was a young man with blue eyes.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[guy]] ===Antonyms=== *[[woman]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[mankind]] *[[manmade]] *[[mannish]] *[[manly]] *[[unmanned]] *[[woman]] ===See also=== *[[gender]] *[[sex]] *[[political correctness]] *[[feminism]] [[en:man]] 6493 2006-04-27T14:41:09Z Cromwellt 61 added to and changed entry {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun|man|men}} # A male or [[masculine]] [[human]]. #: ''He was a young man with blue eyes.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[guy]] ===Antonyms=== *[[woman]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[mankind]] *[[manmade]] *[[mannish]] *[[manly]] *[[unmanned]] *[[woman]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[boy]] *[[male]] ===See also=== *[[brother]] *[[father]] *[[gender]] *[[husband]] *[[sex]] *[[son]] *[[political correctness]] *[[feminism]] [[en:man]] 7588 2006-07-19T06:39:01Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: af, ang, de, el, es, et, fi, fr, gl, hu, id, io, it, ja, ko, ku, la, nl, no, pl, pt, ru, sr, sv, ta, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun|man|men}} # A male or [[masculine]] [[human]]. #: ''He was a young man with blue eyes.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[guy]] ===Antonyms=== *[[woman]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[mankind]] *[[manmade]] *[[mannish]] *[[manly]] *[[unmanned]] *[[woman]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[boy]] *[[male]] ===See also=== *[[brother]] *[[father]] *[[gender]] *[[husband]] *[[sex]] *[[son]] *[[political correctness]] *[[feminism]] [[af:man]] [[ang:man]] [[de:man]] [[et:man]] [[el:man]] [[en:man]] [[es:man]] [[fr:man]] [[gl:man]] [[ko:man]] [[io:man]] [[id:man]] [[it:man]] [[ku:man]] [[la:man]] [[hu:man]] [[nl:man]] [[ja:man]] [[no:man]] [[pl:man]] [[pt:man]] [[ru:man]] [[sr:man]] [[fi:man]] [[sv:man]] [[ta:man]] [[vi:man]] [[zh:man]] 7940 2006-07-22T19:38:15Z Brett 77 {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun|man|men}} [[Image:Sabaa_Nissan_Militiaman.jpg|thumb|a man]] # A male or [[masculine]] [[human]]. #: ''He was a young man with blue eyes.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[guy]] ===Antonyms=== *[[woman]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[mankind]] *[[manmade]] *[[mannish]] *[[manly]] *[[unmanned]] *[[woman]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[boy]] *[[male]] ===See also=== *[[brother]] *[[father]] *[[gender]] *[[husband]] *[[sex]] *[[son]] *[[political correctness]] *[[feminism]] [[af:man]] [[ang:man]] [[de:man]] [[et:man]] [[el:man]] [[en:man]] [[es:man]] [[fr:man]] [[gl:man]] [[ko:man]] [[io:man]] [[id:man]] [[it:man]] [[ku:man]] [[la:man]] [[hu:man]] [[nl:man]] [[ja:man]] [[no:man]] [[pl:man]] [[pt:man]] [[ru:man]] [[sr:man]] [[fi:man]] [[sv:man]] [[ta:man]] [[vi:man]] [[zh:man]] 9029 2006-08-22T00:19:10Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun|man|men}} [[Image:Sabaa_Nissan_Militiaman.jpg|thumb|a man]] # A male or [[masculine]] [[human]]. #: ''He was a young man with blue eyes.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[guy]] ===Antonyms=== *[[woman]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[mankind]] *[[manmade]] *[[mannish]] *[[manly]] *[[unmanned]] *[[woman]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[boy]] *[[male]] ===See also=== *[[brother]] *[[father]] *[[gender]] *[[husband]] *[[sex]] *[[son]] *[[political correctness]] *[[feminism]] [[af:man]] [[ang:man]] [[de:man]] [[et:man]] [[el:man]] [[en:man]] [[es:man]] [[fr:man]] [[gl:man]] [[ko:man]] [[hy:man]] [[io:man]] [[id:man]] [[it:man]] [[ku:man]] [[la:man]] [[hu:man]] [[nl:man]] [[ja:man]] [[no:man]] [[pl:man]] [[pt:man]] [[ru:man]] [[sr:man]] [[fi:man]] [[sv:man]] [[ta:man]] [[vi:man]] [[zh:man]] 9691 2006-09-10T13:41:44Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: cs {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun|man|men}} [[Image:Sabaa_Nissan_Militiaman.jpg|thumb|a man]] # A male or [[masculine]] [[human]]. #: ''He was a young man with blue eyes.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[guy]] ===Antonyms=== *[[woman]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[mankind]] *[[manmade]] *[[mannish]] *[[manly]] *[[unmanned]] *[[woman]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[boy]] *[[male]] ===See also=== *[[brother]] *[[father]] *[[gender]] *[[husband]] *[[sex]] *[[son]] *[[political correctness]] *[[feminism]] [[af:man]] [[ang:man]] [[cs:man]] [[de:man]] [[et:man]] [[el:man]] [[en:man]] [[es:man]] [[fr:man]] [[gl:man]] [[ko:man]] [[hy:man]] [[io:man]] [[id:man]] [[it:man]] [[ku:man]] [[la:man]] [[hu:man]] [[nl:man]] [[ja:man]] [[no:man]] [[pl:man]] [[pt:man]] [[ru:man]] [[sr:man]] [[fi:man]] [[sv:man]] [[ta:man]] [[vi:man]] [[zh:man]] 10593 2006-10-09T07:42:44Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:man]], [[kk:man]], [[ky:man]] {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun|man|men}} [[Image:Sabaa_Nissan_Militiaman.jpg|thumb|a man]] # A male or [[masculine]] [[human]]. #: ''He was a young man with blue eyes.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[guy]] ===Antonyms=== *[[woman]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[mankind]] *[[manmade]] *[[mannish]] *[[manly]] *[[unmanned]] *[[woman]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[boy]] *[[male]] ===See also=== *[[brother]] *[[father]] *[[gender]] *[[husband]] *[[sex]] *[[son]] *[[political correctness]] *[[feminism]] [[af:man]] [[ang:man]] [[cs:man]] [[de:man]] [[et:man]] [[el:man]] [[en:man]] [[es:man]] [[fa:man]] [[fr:man]] [[gl:man]] [[ko:man]] [[hy:man]] [[io:man]] [[id:man]] [[it:man]] [[kk:man]] [[ky:man]] [[ku:man]] [[la:man]] [[hu:man]] [[nl:man]] [[ja:man]] [[no:man]] [[pl:man]] [[pt:man]] [[ru:man]] [[sr:man]] [[fi:man]] [[sv:man]] [[ta:man]] [[vi:man]] [[zh:man]] 12200 2006-11-11T23:38:35Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[is:man]] {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun|man|men}} [[Image:Sabaa_Nissan_Militiaman.jpg|thumb|a man]] # A male or [[masculine]] [[human]]. #: ''He was a young man with blue eyes.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[guy]] ===Antonyms=== *[[woman]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[mankind]] *[[manmade]] *[[mannish]] *[[manly]] *[[unmanned]] *[[woman]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[boy]] *[[male]] ===See also=== *[[brother]] *[[father]] *[[gender]] *[[husband]] *[[sex]] *[[son]] *[[political correctness]] *[[feminism]] [[af:man]] [[ang:man]] [[cs:man]] [[de:man]] [[et:man]] [[el:man]] [[en:man]] [[es:man]] [[fa:man]] [[fr:man]] [[gl:man]] [[ko:man]] [[hy:man]] [[io:man]] [[id:man]] [[is:man]] [[it:man]] [[kk:man]] [[ky:man]] [[ku:man]] [[la:man]] [[hu:man]] [[nl:man]] [[ja:man]] [[no:man]] [[pl:man]] [[pt:man]] [[ru:man]] [[sr:man]] [[fi:man]] [[sv:man]] [[ta:man]] [[vi:man]] [[zh:man]] 13346 2006-12-05T15:10:02Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[tr:man]] {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun|man|men}} [[Image:Sabaa_Nissan_Militiaman.jpg|thumb|a man]] # A male or [[masculine]] [[human]]. #: ''He was a young man with blue eyes.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[guy]] ===Antonyms=== *[[woman]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[mankind]] *[[manmade]] *[[mannish]] *[[manly]] *[[unmanned]] *[[woman]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[boy]] *[[male]] ===See also=== *[[brother]] *[[father]] *[[gender]] *[[husband]] *[[sex]] *[[son]] *[[political correctness]] *[[feminism]] [[af:man]] [[ang:man]] [[cs:man]] [[de:man]] [[et:man]] [[el:man]] [[en:man]] [[es:man]] [[fa:man]] [[fr:man]] [[gl:man]] [[ko:man]] [[hy:man]] [[io:man]] [[id:man]] [[is:man]] [[it:man]] [[kk:man]] [[ky:man]] [[ku:man]] [[la:man]] [[hu:man]] [[nl:man]] [[ja:man]] [[no:man]] [[pl:man]] [[pt:man]] [[ru:man]] [[sr:man]] [[fi:man]] [[sv:man]] [[ta:man]] [[vi:man]] [[tr:man]] [[zh:man]] 2531 6258 2006-03-31T05:24:58Z Cromwellt 61 created template <br clear=all /> {| style="margin:0 auto;" align=center width="50%" class="toccolours" |align=center style="background:#ccccff"| '''[[basic|Basic]] [[math|Math]]''' <small>([[:Template:basic math|edit]])</small> |- |align=center| [[addition]] - [[subtraction]] - [[multiplication]] - [[division]] |- |align=center| [[exponent]] - [[square root]] - [[fraction]] |- |align=center| [[least common multiple]] - [[greatest common factor]] |} 2532 6260 2006-03-31T13:11:30Z Cromwellt 61 created entry {{BE850}} ==Noun== [[Image:plus.jpg|thumb|A [[plus]] sign, [[symbol]] of addition]] {{mass noun}} # (''mathematics'') Part of [[arithmetic]] about [[increment]]ing. #: ''He learned addition quickly.'' #: ''An example of addition is 2+2=4.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[accumulation]] *[[adding]] *[[incrementing]] *[[totaling]] ===Antonyms=== *[[decrementing]] *[[removal]] *[[subtraction]] *[[subtracting]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[add]] {{basic math}} {{noun}} # Part of something added later. #: ''He put an addition on the house.'' [[en:addition]] 7366 2006-07-18T22:03:15Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, de, el, et, fi, fr, gl, hu, id, io, it, kk, pl, pt, sv, uk, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Noun== [[Image:plus.jpg|thumb|A [[plus]] sign, [[symbol]] of addition]] {{mass noun}} # (''mathematics'') Part of [[arithmetic]] about [[increment]]ing. #: ''He learned addition quickly.'' #: ''An example of addition is 2+2=4.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[accumulation]] *[[adding]] *[[incrementing]] *[[totaling]] ===Antonyms=== *[[decrementing]] *[[removal]] *[[subtraction]] *[[subtracting]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[add]] {{basic math}} {{noun}} # Part of something added later. #: ''He put an addition on the house.'' [[ar:addition]] [[de:addition]] [[et:addition]] [[el:addition]] [[en:addition]] [[fr:addition]] [[gl:addition]] [[io:addition]] [[id:addition]] [[it:addition]] [[kk:addition]] [[hu:addition]] [[pl:addition]] [[pt:addition]] [[fi:addition]] [[sv:addition]] [[vi:addition]] [[uk:addition]] [[zh:addition]] 8608 2006-08-13T19:12:48Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: fa {{BE850}} ==Noun== [[Image:plus.jpg|thumb|A [[plus]] sign, [[symbol]] of addition]] {{mass noun}} # (''mathematics'') Part of [[arithmetic]] about [[increment]]ing. #: ''He learned addition quickly.'' #: ''An example of addition is 2+2=4.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[accumulation]] *[[adding]] *[[incrementing]] *[[totaling]] ===Antonyms=== *[[decrementing]] *[[removal]] *[[subtraction]] *[[subtracting]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[add]] {{basic math}} {{noun}} # Part of something added later. #: ''He put an addition on the house.'' [[ar:addition]] [[de:addition]] [[et:addition]] [[el:addition]] [[en:addition]] [[fa:addition]] [[fr:addition]] [[gl:addition]] [[io:addition]] [[id:addition]] [[it:addition]] [[kk:addition]] [[hu:addition]] [[pl:addition]] [[pt:addition]] [[fi:addition]] [[sv:addition]] [[vi:addition]] [[uk:addition]] [[zh:addition]] 8795 2006-08-21T17:12:41Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy, ta {{BE850}} ==Noun== [[Image:plus.jpg|thumb|A [[plus]] sign, [[symbol]] of addition]] {{mass noun}} # (''mathematics'') Part of [[arithmetic]] about [[increment]]ing. #: ''He learned addition quickly.'' #: ''An example of addition is 2+2=4.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[accumulation]] *[[adding]] *[[incrementing]] *[[totaling]] ===Antonyms=== *[[decrementing]] *[[removal]] *[[subtraction]] *[[subtracting]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[add]] {{basic math}} {{noun}} # Part of something added later. #: ''He put an addition on the house.'' [[ar:addition]] [[de:addition]] [[et:addition]] [[el:addition]] [[en:addition]] [[fa:addition]] [[fr:addition]] [[gl:addition]] [[hy:addition]] [[io:addition]] [[id:addition]] [[it:addition]] [[kk:addition]] [[hu:addition]] [[pl:addition]] [[pt:addition]] [[fi:addition]] [[sv:addition]] [[ta:addition]] [[vi:addition]] [[uk:addition]] [[zh:addition]] 11666 2006-10-30T22:53:49Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:addition]] {{BE850}} ==Noun== [[Image:plus.jpg|thumb|A [[plus]] sign, [[symbol]] of addition]] {{mass noun}} # (''mathematics'') Part of [[arithmetic]] about [[increment]]ing. #: ''He learned addition quickly.'' #: ''An example of addition is 2+2=4.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[accumulation]] *[[adding]] *[[incrementing]] *[[totaling]] ===Antonyms=== *[[decrementing]] *[[removal]] *[[subtraction]] *[[subtracting]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[add]] {{basic math}} {{noun}} # Part of something added later. #: ''He put an addition on the house.'' [[ar:addition]] [[de:addition]] [[et:addition]] [[el:addition]] [[en:addition]] [[fa:addition]] [[fr:addition]] [[gl:addition]] [[hy:addition]] [[io:addition]] [[id:addition]] [[it:addition]] [[kk:addition]] [[hu:addition]] [[pl:addition]] [[pt:addition]] [[ru:addition]] [[fi:addition]] [[sv:addition]] [[ta:addition]] [[vi:addition]] [[uk:addition]] [[zh:addition]] 14357 2006-12-22T20:33:06Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[sk:addition]], [[tr:addition]] {{BE850}} ==Noun== [[Image:plus.jpg|thumb|A [[plus]] sign, [[symbol]] of addition]] {{mass noun}} # (''mathematics'') Part of [[arithmetic]] about [[increment]]ing. #: ''He learned addition quickly.'' #: ''An example of addition is 2+2=4.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[accumulation]] *[[adding]] *[[incrementing]] *[[totaling]] ===Antonyms=== *[[decrementing]] *[[removal]] *[[subtraction]] *[[subtracting]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[add]] {{basic math}} {{noun}} # Part of something added later. #: ''He put an addition on the house.'' [[ar:addition]] [[de:addition]] [[et:addition]] [[el:addition]] [[en:addition]] [[fa:addition]] [[fr:addition]] [[gl:addition]] [[hy:addition]] [[io:addition]] [[id:addition]] [[it:addition]] [[kk:addition]] [[hu:addition]] [[pl:addition]] [[pt:addition]] [[ru:addition]] [[sk:addition]] [[fi:addition]] [[sv:addition]] [[ta:addition]] [[vi:addition]] [[tr:addition]] [[uk:addition]] [[zh:addition]] 2533 6261 2006-03-31T13:40:52Z Cromwellt 61 created entry {{BE850}} ==Preposition== {{preposition}} # Around, near. #: ''He was about the place.'' # (''numbers'') Close to, approximately. #: ''He was about thirteen.'' # Having to do with, concerning, regarding. #: ''I will speak about dogs.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''around'') [[around]], [[near]], [[close to]], [[in the area of]] *(''numbers'') [[approximately]], [[close to]] *(''having to do with'') [[concerning]], [[regarding]], [[related to]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[about to]] *[[roundabout]] [[en:about]] 7369 2006-07-18T22:10:59Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, be, de, es, fi, fr, gl, hu, io, it, ja, ko, pl, pt, ru, sm, uk, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Preposition== {{preposition}} # Around, near. #: ''He was about the place.'' # (''numbers'') Close to, approximately. #: ''He was about thirteen.'' # Having to do with, concerning, regarding. #: ''I will speak about dogs.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''around'') [[around]], [[near]], [[close to]], [[in the area of]] *(''numbers'') [[approximately]], [[close to]] *(''having to do with'') [[concerning]], [[regarding]], [[related to]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[about to]] *[[roundabout]] [[ar:about]] [[be:about]] [[de:about]] [[en:about]] [[es:about]] [[fr:about]] [[gl:about]] [[ko:about]] [[io:about]] [[it:about]] [[hu:about]] [[ja:about]] [[pl:about]] [[pt:about]] [[ru:about]] [[sm:about]] [[fi:about]] [[vi:about]] [[uk:about]] [[zh:about]] 8609 2006-08-13T19:13:01Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ta {{BE850}} ==Preposition== {{preposition}} # Around, near. #: ''He was about the place.'' # (''numbers'') Close to, approximately. #: ''He was about thirteen.'' # Having to do with, concerning, regarding. #: ''I will speak about dogs.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''around'') [[around]], [[near]], [[close to]], [[in the area of]] *(''numbers'') [[approximately]], [[close to]] *(''having to do with'') [[concerning]], [[regarding]], [[related to]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[about to]] *[[roundabout]] [[ar:about]] [[be:about]] [[de:about]] [[en:about]] [[es:about]] [[fr:about]] [[gl:about]] [[ko:about]] [[io:about]] [[it:about]] [[hu:about]] [[ja:about]] [[pl:about]] [[pt:about]] [[ru:about]] [[sm:about]] [[fi:about]] [[ta:about]] [[vi:about]] [[uk:about]] [[zh:about]] 8798 2006-08-21T17:14:40Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: am, hy {{BE850}} ==Preposition== {{preposition}} # Around, near. #: ''He was about the place.'' # (''numbers'') Close to, approximately. #: ''He was about thirteen.'' # Having to do with, concerning, regarding. #: ''I will speak about dogs.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''around'') [[around]], [[near]], [[close to]], [[in the area of]] *(''numbers'') [[approximately]], [[close to]] *(''having to do with'') [[concerning]], [[regarding]], [[related to]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[about to]] *[[roundabout]] [[am:about]] [[ar:about]] [[be:about]] [[de:about]] [[en:about]] [[es:about]] [[fr:about]] [[gl:about]] [[ko:about]] [[hy:about]] [[io:about]] [[it:about]] [[hu:about]] [[ja:about]] [[pl:about]] [[pt:about]] [[ru:about]] [[sm:about]] [[fi:about]] [[ta:about]] [[vi:about]] [[uk:about]] [[zh:about]] 9938 2006-09-24T12:04:41Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[el:about]] {{BE850}} ==Preposition== {{preposition}} # Around, near. #: ''He was about the place.'' # (''numbers'') Close to, approximately. #: ''He was about thirteen.'' # Having to do with, concerning, regarding. #: ''I will speak about dogs.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''around'') [[around]], [[near]], [[close to]], [[in the area of]] *(''numbers'') [[approximately]], [[close to]] *(''having to do with'') [[concerning]], [[regarding]], [[related to]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[about to]] *[[roundabout]] [[am:about]] [[ar:about]] [[be:about]] [[de:about]] [[el:about]] [[en:about]] [[es:about]] [[fr:about]] [[gl:about]] [[ko:about]] [[hy:about]] [[io:about]] [[it:about]] [[hu:about]] [[ja:about]] [[pl:about]] [[pt:about]] [[ru:about]] [[sm:about]] [[fi:about]] [[ta:about]] [[vi:about]] [[uk:about]] [[zh:about]] 10509 2006-10-08T10:07:47Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:about]] {{BE850}} ==Preposition== {{preposition}} # Around, near. #: ''He was about the place.'' # (''numbers'') Close to, approximately. #: ''He was about thirteen.'' # Having to do with, concerning, regarding. #: ''I will speak about dogs.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''around'') [[around]], [[near]], [[close to]], [[in the area of]] *(''numbers'') [[approximately]], [[close to]] *(''having to do with'') [[concerning]], [[regarding]], [[related to]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[about to]] *[[roundabout]] [[am:about]] [[ar:about]] [[be:about]] [[de:about]] [[el:about]] [[en:about]] [[es:about]] [[fr:about]] [[gl:about]] [[ko:about]] [[hy:about]] [[io:about]] [[it:about]] [[kk:about]] [[hu:about]] [[ja:about]] [[pl:about]] [[pt:about]] [[ru:about]] [[sm:about]] [[fi:about]] [[ta:about]] [[vi:about]] [[uk:about]] [[zh:about]] 11665 2006-10-30T22:22:17Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[tr:about]] {{BE850}} ==Preposition== {{preposition}} # Around, near. #: ''He was about the place.'' # (''numbers'') Close to, approximately. #: ''He was about thirteen.'' # Having to do with, concerning, regarding. #: ''I will speak about dogs.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''around'') [[around]], [[near]], [[close to]], [[in the area of]] *(''numbers'') [[approximately]], [[close to]] *(''having to do with'') [[concerning]], [[regarding]], [[related to]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[about to]] *[[roundabout]] [[am:about]] [[ar:about]] [[be:about]] [[de:about]] [[el:about]] [[en:about]] [[es:about]] [[fr:about]] [[gl:about]] [[ko:about]] [[hy:about]] [[io:about]] [[it:about]] [[kk:about]] [[hu:about]] [[ja:about]] [[pl:about]] [[pt:about]] [[ru:about]] [[sm:about]] [[fi:about]] [[ta:about]] [[vi:about]] [[tr:about]] [[uk:about]] [[zh:about]] 12970 2006-11-29T04:33:09Z Coppertwig 139 /* Preposition */ more words {{BE850}} ==Preposition== {{preposition}} # Around, near. #: ''He was about the place.'' # (''numbers'') Close to; approximately; near; like. #: ''He was '''about''' thirteen years old.'' # Having to do with, concerning, regarding. #: ''I will speak about dogs.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''around'') [[around]], [[near]], [[close to]], [[in the area of]] *(''numbers'') [[approximately]], [[close to]] *(''having to do with'') [[concerning]], [[regarding]], [[related to]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[about to]] *[[roundabout]] [[am:about]] [[ar:about]] [[be:about]] [[de:about]] [[el:about]] [[en:about]] [[es:about]] [[fr:about]] [[gl:about]] [[ko:about]] [[hy:about]] [[io:about]] [[it:about]] [[kk:about]] [[hu:about]] [[ja:about]] [[pl:about]] [[pt:about]] [[ru:about]] [[sm:about]] [[fi:about]] [[ta:about]] [[vi:about]] [[tr:about]] [[uk:about]] [[zh:about]] 12971 2006-11-29T04:35:08Z Coppertwig 139 speak-->talk (BE850) {{BE850}} ==Preposition== {{preposition}} # Around, near. #: ''He was about the place.'' # (''numbers'') Close to; approximately; near; like. #: ''He was '''about''' thirteen years old.'' # Having to do with, concerning, regarding. #: ''I will talk about dogs.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''around'') [[around]], [[near]], [[close to]], [[in the area of]] *(''numbers'') [[approximately]], [[close to]] *(''having to do with'') [[concerning]], [[regarding]], [[related to]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[about to]] *[[roundabout]] [[am:about]] [[ar:about]] [[be:about]] [[de:about]] [[el:about]] [[en:about]] [[es:about]] [[fr:about]] [[gl:about]] [[ko:about]] [[hy:about]] [[io:about]] [[it:about]] [[kk:about]] [[hu:about]] [[ja:about]] [[pl:about]] [[pt:about]] [[ru:about]] [[sm:about]] [[fi:about]] [[ta:about]] [[vi:about]] [[tr:about]] [[uk:about]] [[zh:about]] 13962 2006-12-20T05:54:10Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ku:about]] Removing: [[ar:about]] {{BE850}} ==Preposition== {{preposition}} # Around, near. #: ''He was about the place.'' # (''numbers'') Close to; approximately; near; like. #: ''He was '''about''' thirteen years old.'' # Having to do with, concerning, regarding. #: ''I will talk about dogs.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''around'') [[around]], [[near]], [[close to]], [[in the area of]] *(''numbers'') [[approximately]], [[close to]] *(''having to do with'') [[concerning]], [[regarding]], [[related to]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[about to]] *[[roundabout]] [[am:about]] [[be:about]] [[de:about]] [[el:about]] [[en:about]] [[es:about]] [[fr:about]] [[gl:about]] [[ko:about]] [[hy:about]] [[io:about]] [[it:about]] [[kk:about]] [[ku:about]] [[hu:about]] [[ja:about]] [[pl:about]] [[pt:about]] [[ru:about]] [[sm:about]] [[fi:about]] [[ta:about]] [[vi:about]] [[tr:about]] [[uk:about]] [[zh:about]] 2534 6262 2006-03-31T14:10:34Z Cromwellt 61 created entry ==Preposition== {{preposition}} # To the [[other]] [[side]]. #: ''I walked across the bridge.'' # On the other side. #: ''I can see him across the street.'' # Crossing, on [[both]] sides of. #: ''The bridge is across the stream.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''to the other side'') [[over]] *(''on the other side'') [[over]], [[beyond]] *(''crossing'') [[crossing]], [[spanning]], [[over]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[across from]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[cross]] *[[opposite]] *[[pass]] [[en:across]] 7368 2006-07-18T22:08:05Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, fi, fr, gl, hu, io, it, kk, pt, uk ==Preposition== {{preposition}} # To the [[other]] [[side]]. #: ''I walked across the bridge.'' # On the other side. #: ''I can see him across the street.'' # Crossing, on [[both]] sides of. #: ''The bridge is across the stream.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''to the other side'') [[over]] *(''on the other side'') [[over]], [[beyond]] *(''crossing'') [[crossing]], [[spanning]], [[over]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[across from]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[cross]] *[[opposite]] *[[pass]] [[de:across]] [[en:across]] [[fr:across]] [[gl:across]] [[io:across]] [[it:across]] [[kk:across]] [[hu:across]] [[pt:across]] [[fi:across]] [[uk:across]] 8797 2006-08-21T17:14:30Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy ==Preposition== {{preposition}} # To the [[other]] [[side]]. #: ''I walked across the bridge.'' # On the other side. #: ''I can see him across the street.'' # Crossing, on [[both]] sides of. #: ''The bridge is across the stream.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''to the other side'') [[over]] *(''on the other side'') [[over]], [[beyond]] *(''crossing'') [[crossing]], [[spanning]], [[over]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[across from]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[cross]] *[[opposite]] *[[pass]] [[de:across]] [[en:across]] [[fr:across]] [[gl:across]] [[hy:across]] [[io:across]] [[it:across]] [[kk:across]] [[hu:across]] [[pt:across]] [[fi:across]] [[uk:across]] 9435 2006-09-10T10:52:09Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ta ==Preposition== {{preposition}} # To the [[other]] [[side]]. #: ''I walked across the bridge.'' # On the other side. #: ''I can see him across the street.'' # Crossing, on [[both]] sides of. #: ''The bridge is across the stream.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''to the other side'') [[over]] *(''on the other side'') [[over]], [[beyond]] *(''crossing'') [[crossing]], [[spanning]], [[over]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[across from]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[cross]] *[[opposite]] *[[pass]] [[de:across]] [[en:across]] [[fr:across]] [[gl:across]] [[hy:across]] [[io:across]] [[it:across]] [[kk:across]] [[hu:across]] [[pt:across]] [[fi:across]] [[ta:across]] [[uk:across]] 10323 2006-10-01T13:08:16Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[vi:across]] ==Preposition== {{preposition}} # To the [[other]] [[side]]. #: ''I walked across the bridge.'' # On the other side. #: ''I can see him across the street.'' # Crossing, on [[both]] sides of. #: ''The bridge is across the stream.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''to the other side'') [[over]] *(''on the other side'') [[over]], [[beyond]] *(''crossing'') [[crossing]], [[spanning]], [[over]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[across from]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[cross]] *[[opposite]] *[[pass]] [[de:across]] [[en:across]] [[fr:across]] [[gl:across]] [[hy:across]] [[io:across]] [[it:across]] [[kk:across]] [[hu:across]] [[pt:across]] [[fi:across]] [[ta:across]] [[vi:across]] [[uk:across]] 11148 2006-10-16T21:36:22Z PullToOpen 119 {{BE850}} {{BE850} ==Preposition== {{preposition}} # To the [[other]] [[side]]. #: ''I walked across the bridge.'' # On the other side. #: ''I can see him across the street.'' # Crossing, on [[both]] sides of. #: ''The bridge is across the stream.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''to the other side'') [[over]] *(''on the other side'') [[over]], [[beyond]] *(''crossing'') [[crossing]], [[spanning]], [[over]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[across from]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[cross]] *[[opposite]] *[[pass]] [[de:across]] [[en:across]] [[fr:across]] [[gl:across]] [[hy:across]] [[io:across]] [[it:across]] [[kk:across]] [[hu:across]] [[pt:across]] [[fi:across]] [[ta:across]] [[vi:across]] [[uk:across]] 11149 2006-10-16T21:36:29Z PullToOpen 119 {{BE850}} {{BE850}} ==Preposition== {{preposition}} # To the [[other]] [[side]]. #: ''I walked across the bridge.'' # On the other side. #: ''I can see him across the street.'' # Crossing, on [[both]] sides of. #: ''The bridge is across the stream.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''to the other side'') [[over]] *(''on the other side'') [[over]], [[beyond]] *(''crossing'') [[crossing]], [[spanning]], [[over]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[across from]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[cross]] *[[opposite]] *[[pass]] [[de:across]] [[en:across]] [[fr:across]] [[gl:across]] [[hy:across]] [[io:across]] [[it:across]] [[kk:across]] [[hu:across]] [[pt:across]] [[fi:across]] [[ta:across]] [[vi:across]] [[uk:across]] 2535 6263 2006-03-31T14:16:37Z Cromwellt 61 created entry {{BE850}} ==Verb== {{verb|cut|cuts|cut|cutting}} # To [[hurt]] with a [[blade]]. #: ''I cut my hand.'' # To [[stop]] something. #: ''They cut the electricity.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''hurt'') [[slash]], [[hack]], [[incise]], [[scratch]], [[score]], [[sever]], [[slice]], [[chop]], [[nick]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[box cutter]] *[[cutter]] *[[cut a rug]] *[[cut back]] *[[cut down]] *[[cut in]] *[[cut loose]] *[[cut off]] *[[cut out]] *[[cut through]] *[[cut up]] *[[cut-up]] *[[haircut]] *[[paper cut]] *[[undercut]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[chop]] *[[injure]] *[[slice]] ===See also=== *[[incision]] *[[knife]] *[[sword]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[scratch]], opening in the [{skin]] or a surface. #: ''She had a cut on her arm.'' # A reduction; lessening. #: ''There was a cut in prices.'' ===Synonyms=== * (''scratch'') [[scratch]], [[slice]], [[slash]], [[graze]], [[incision]], [[nick]] * (''reduction'') [[reduction]], [[lessening]], [[decrease]], [[cutback]], [[decline]], [[drop]] ===Antonyms=== *(''reduction'') [[increase]], [[augment]], [[augmentation]], [[boost]], [[growth]], [[proliferation]], [[spread]], [[expansion]], [[multiplication]] [[en:cut]] 7462 2006-07-19T02:05:26Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, es, fi, fr, gl, hu, io, it, ja, ko, pt, ta, uk, zh {{BE850}} ==Verb== {{verb|cut|cuts|cut|cutting}} # To [[hurt]] with a [[blade]]. #: ''I cut my hand.'' # To [[stop]] something. #: ''They cut the electricity.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''hurt'') [[slash]], [[hack]], [[incise]], [[scratch]], [[score]], [[sever]], [[slice]], [[chop]], [[nick]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[box cutter]] *[[cutter]] *[[cut a rug]] *[[cut back]] *[[cut down]] *[[cut in]] *[[cut loose]] *[[cut off]] *[[cut out]] *[[cut through]] *[[cut up]] *[[cut-up]] *[[haircut]] *[[paper cut]] *[[undercut]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[chop]] *[[injure]] *[[slice]] ===See also=== *[[incision]] *[[knife]] *[[sword]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[scratch]], opening in the [{skin]] or a surface. #: ''She had a cut on her arm.'' # A reduction; lessening. #: ''There was a cut in prices.'' ===Synonyms=== * (''scratch'') [[scratch]], [[slice]], [[slash]], [[graze]], [[incision]], [[nick]] * (''reduction'') [[reduction]], [[lessening]], [[decrease]], [[cutback]], [[decline]], [[drop]] ===Antonyms=== *(''reduction'') [[increase]], [[augment]], [[augmentation]], [[boost]], [[growth]], [[proliferation]], [[spread]], [[expansion]], [[multiplication]] [[ar:cut]] [[en:cut]] [[es:cut]] [[fr:cut]] [[gl:cut]] [[ko:cut]] [[io:cut]] [[it:cut]] [[hu:cut]] [[ja:cut]] [[pt:cut]] [[fi:cut]] [[ta:cut]] [[uk:cut]] [[zh:cut]] 7969 2006-07-22T23:43:45Z Kappa 92 /* See also */ *[[scissors]] {{BE850}} ==Verb== {{verb|cut|cuts|cut|cutting}} # To [[hurt]] with a [[blade]]. #: ''I cut my hand.'' # To [[stop]] something. #: ''They cut the electricity.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''hurt'') [[slash]], [[hack]], [[incise]], [[scratch]], [[score]], [[sever]], [[slice]], [[chop]], [[nick]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[box cutter]] *[[cutter]] *[[cut a rug]] *[[cut back]] *[[cut down]] *[[cut in]] *[[cut loose]] *[[cut off]] *[[cut out]] *[[cut through]] *[[cut up]] *[[cut-up]] *[[haircut]] *[[paper cut]] *[[undercut]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[chop]] *[[injure]] *[[slice]] ===See also=== *[[incision]] *[[knife]] *[[sword]] *[[scissors]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[scratch]], opening in the [{skin]] or a surface. #: ''She had a cut on her arm.'' # A reduction; lessening. #: ''There was a cut in prices.'' ===Synonyms=== * (''scratch'') [[scratch]], [[slice]], [[slash]], [[graze]], [[incision]], [[nick]] * (''reduction'') [[reduction]], [[lessening]], [[decrease]], [[cutback]], [[decline]], [[drop]] ===Antonyms=== *(''reduction'') [[increase]], [[augment]], [[augmentation]], [[boost]], [[growth]], [[proliferation]], [[spread]], [[expansion]], [[multiplication]] [[ar:cut]] [[en:cut]] [[es:cut]] [[fr:cut]] [[gl:cut]] [[ko:cut]] [[io:cut]] [[it:cut]] [[hu:cut]] [[ja:cut]] [[pt:cut]] [[fi:cut]] [[ta:cut]] [[uk:cut]] [[zh:cut]] 9534 2006-09-10T11:53:36Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy {{BE850}} ==Verb== {{verb|cut|cuts|cut|cutting}} # To [[hurt]] with a [[blade]]. #: ''I cut my hand.'' # To [[stop]] something. #: ''They cut the electricity.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''hurt'') [[slash]], [[hack]], [[incise]], [[scratch]], [[score]], [[sever]], [[slice]], [[chop]], [[nick]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[box cutter]] *[[cutter]] *[[cut a rug]] *[[cut back]] *[[cut down]] *[[cut in]] *[[cut loose]] *[[cut off]] *[[cut out]] *[[cut through]] *[[cut up]] *[[cut-up]] *[[haircut]] *[[paper cut]] *[[undercut]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[chop]] *[[injure]] *[[slice]] ===See also=== *[[incision]] *[[knife]] *[[sword]] *[[scissors]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[scratch]], opening in the [{skin]] or a surface. #: ''She had a cut on her arm.'' # A reduction; lessening. #: ''There was a cut in prices.'' ===Synonyms=== * (''scratch'') [[scratch]], [[slice]], [[slash]], [[graze]], [[incision]], [[nick]] * (''reduction'') [[reduction]], [[lessening]], [[decrease]], [[cutback]], [[decline]], [[drop]] ===Antonyms=== *(''reduction'') [[increase]], [[augment]], [[augmentation]], [[boost]], [[growth]], [[proliferation]], [[spread]], [[expansion]], [[multiplication]] [[ar:cut]] [[en:cut]] [[es:cut]] [[fr:cut]] [[gl:cut]] [[ko:cut]] [[hy:cut]] [[io:cut]] [[it:cut]] [[hu:cut]] [[ja:cut]] [[pt:cut]] [[fi:cut]] [[ta:cut]] [[uk:cut]] [[zh:cut]] 10020 2006-09-24T12:42:48Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[vi:cut]] {{BE850}} ==Verb== {{verb|cut|cuts|cut|cutting}} # To [[hurt]] with a [[blade]]. #: ''I cut my hand.'' # To [[stop]] something. #: ''They cut the electricity.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''hurt'') [[slash]], [[hack]], [[incise]], [[scratch]], [[score]], [[sever]], [[slice]], [[chop]], [[nick]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[box cutter]] *[[cutter]] *[[cut a rug]] *[[cut back]] *[[cut down]] *[[cut in]] *[[cut loose]] *[[cut off]] *[[cut out]] *[[cut through]] *[[cut up]] *[[cut-up]] *[[haircut]] *[[paper cut]] *[[undercut]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[chop]] *[[injure]] *[[slice]] ===See also=== *[[incision]] *[[knife]] *[[sword]] *[[scissors]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[scratch]], opening in the [{skin]] or a surface. #: ''She had a cut on her arm.'' # A reduction; lessening. #: ''There was a cut in prices.'' ===Synonyms=== * (''scratch'') [[scratch]], [[slice]], [[slash]], [[graze]], [[incision]], [[nick]] * (''reduction'') [[reduction]], [[lessening]], [[decrease]], [[cutback]], [[decline]], [[drop]] ===Antonyms=== *(''reduction'') [[increase]], [[augment]], [[augmentation]], [[boost]], [[growth]], [[proliferation]], [[spread]], [[expansion]], [[multiplication]] [[ar:cut]] [[en:cut]] [[es:cut]] [[fr:cut]] [[gl:cut]] [[ko:cut]] [[hy:cut]] [[io:cut]] [[it:cut]] [[hu:cut]] [[ja:cut]] [[pt:cut]] [[fi:cut]] [[ta:cut]] [[vi:cut]] [[uk:cut]] [[zh:cut]] 11272 2006-10-18T09:13:23Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:cut]] {{BE850}} ==Verb== {{verb|cut|cuts|cut|cutting}} # To [[hurt]] with a [[blade]]. #: ''I cut my hand.'' # To [[stop]] something. #: ''They cut the electricity.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''hurt'') [[slash]], [[hack]], [[incise]], [[scratch]], [[score]], [[sever]], [[slice]], [[chop]], [[nick]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[box cutter]] *[[cutter]] *[[cut a rug]] *[[cut back]] *[[cut down]] *[[cut in]] *[[cut loose]] *[[cut off]] *[[cut out]] *[[cut through]] *[[cut up]] *[[cut-up]] *[[haircut]] *[[paper cut]] *[[undercut]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[chop]] *[[injure]] *[[slice]] ===See also=== *[[incision]] *[[knife]] *[[sword]] *[[scissors]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[scratch]], opening in the [{skin]] or a surface. #: ''She had a cut on her arm.'' # A reduction; lessening. #: ''There was a cut in prices.'' ===Synonyms=== * (''scratch'') [[scratch]], [[slice]], [[slash]], [[graze]], [[incision]], [[nick]] * (''reduction'') [[reduction]], [[lessening]], [[decrease]], [[cutback]], [[decline]], [[drop]] ===Antonyms=== *(''reduction'') [[increase]], [[augment]], [[augmentation]], [[boost]], [[growth]], [[proliferation]], [[spread]], [[expansion]], [[multiplication]] [[ar:cut]] [[en:cut]] [[es:cut]] [[fr:cut]] [[gl:cut]] [[ko:cut]] [[hy:cut]] [[io:cut]] [[it:cut]] [[hu:cut]] [[ja:cut]] [[pt:cut]] [[ru:cut]] [[fi:cut]] [[ta:cut]] [[vi:cut]] [[uk:cut]] [[zh:cut]] 11616 2006-10-29T20:25:31Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:cut]] {{BE850}} ==Verb== {{verb|cut|cuts|cut|cutting}} # To [[hurt]] with a [[blade]]. #: ''I cut my hand.'' # To [[stop]] something. #: ''They cut the electricity.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''hurt'') [[slash]], [[hack]], [[incise]], [[scratch]], [[score]], [[sever]], [[slice]], [[chop]], [[nick]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[box cutter]] *[[cutter]] *[[cut a rug]] *[[cut back]] *[[cut down]] *[[cut in]] *[[cut loose]] *[[cut off]] *[[cut out]] *[[cut through]] *[[cut up]] *[[cut-up]] *[[haircut]] *[[paper cut]] *[[undercut]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[chop]] *[[injure]] *[[slice]] ===See also=== *[[incision]] *[[knife]] *[[sword]] *[[scissors]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[scratch]], opening in the [{skin]] or a surface. #: ''She had a cut on her arm.'' # A reduction; lessening. #: ''There was a cut in prices.'' ===Synonyms=== * (''scratch'') [[scratch]], [[slice]], [[slash]], [[graze]], [[incision]], [[nick]] * (''reduction'') [[reduction]], [[lessening]], [[decrease]], [[cutback]], [[decline]], [[drop]] ===Antonyms=== *(''reduction'') [[increase]], [[augment]], [[augmentation]], [[boost]], [[growth]], [[proliferation]], [[spread]], [[expansion]], [[multiplication]] [[ar:cut]] [[en:cut]] [[es:cut]] [[fa:cut]] [[fr:cut]] [[gl:cut]] [[ko:cut]] [[hy:cut]] [[io:cut]] [[it:cut]] [[hu:cut]] [[ja:cut]] [[pt:cut]] [[ru:cut]] [[fi:cut]] [[ta:cut]] [[vi:cut]] [[uk:cut]] [[zh:cut]] 14016 2006-12-20T15:08:46Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Removing: [[fa:cut]] {{BE850}} ==Verb== {{verb|cut|cuts|cut|cutting}} # To [[hurt]] with a [[blade]]. #: ''I cut my hand.'' # To [[stop]] something. #: ''They cut the electricity.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''hurt'') [[slash]], [[hack]], [[incise]], [[scratch]], [[score]], [[sever]], [[slice]], [[chop]], [[nick]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[box cutter]] *[[cutter]] *[[cut a rug]] *[[cut back]] *[[cut down]] *[[cut in]] *[[cut loose]] *[[cut off]] *[[cut out]] *[[cut through]] *[[cut up]] *[[cut-up]] *[[haircut]] *[[paper cut]] *[[undercut]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[chop]] *[[injure]] *[[slice]] ===See also=== *[[incision]] *[[knife]] *[[sword]] *[[scissors]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[scratch]], opening in the [{skin]] or a surface. #: ''She had a cut on her arm.'' # A reduction; lessening. #: ''There was a cut in prices.'' ===Synonyms=== * (''scratch'') [[scratch]], [[slice]], [[slash]], [[graze]], [[incision]], [[nick]] * (''reduction'') [[reduction]], [[lessening]], [[decrease]], [[cutback]], [[decline]], [[drop]] ===Antonyms=== *(''reduction'') [[increase]], [[augment]], [[augmentation]], [[boost]], [[growth]], [[proliferation]], [[spread]], [[expansion]], [[multiplication]] [[ar:cut]] [[en:cut]] [[es:cut]] [[fr:cut]] [[gl:cut]] [[ko:cut]] [[hy:cut]] [[io:cut]] [[it:cut]] [[hu:cut]] [[ja:cut]] [[pt:cut]] [[ru:cut]] [[fi:cut]] [[ta:cut]] [[vi:cut]] [[uk:cut]] [[zh:cut]] 2536 6264 2006-03-31T14:20:28Z Cromwellt 61 created entry {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # Something true. #: ''That is not my idea, it is a fact.'' # A piece of information. #: ''He collects little-known facts.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''something true'') [[truth]], [[reality]], [[actuality]], [[verity]], [[certainty]] *(''piece of information'') [[information]], [[detail]], [[trivia]], [[piece of information]], [[piece of evidence]] ===Antonyms=== *(''something true'') [[fiction]], [[fabrication]], [[falsehood]], [[lie]], [[untruth]], [[deceit]], [[sham]], [[fake]], [[invention]], [[fantasy]], [[imagination]], [[tale]], [[story]], [[illusion]], [[unrealism]], [[creation]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[factoid]] *[[factor]] *[[factual]] *[[fact check]] *[[fact checking]] *[[fact is]] ===See also=== *[[truth]] *[[evidence]] *[[honesty]] [[en:fact]] 7491 2006-07-19T03:24:20Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, pt, ro, zh {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # Something true. #: ''That is not my idea, it is a fact.'' # A piece of information. #: ''He collects little-known facts.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''something true'') [[truth]], [[reality]], [[actuality]], [[verity]], [[certainty]] *(''piece of information'') [[information]], [[detail]], [[trivia]], [[piece of information]], [[piece of evidence]] ===Antonyms=== *(''something true'') [[fiction]], [[fabrication]], [[falsehood]], [[lie]], [[untruth]], [[deceit]], [[sham]], [[fake]], [[invention]], [[fantasy]], [[imagination]], [[tale]], [[story]], [[illusion]], [[unrealism]], [[creation]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[factoid]] *[[factor]] *[[factual]] *[[fact check]] *[[fact checking]] *[[fact is]] ===See also=== *[[truth]] *[[evidence]] *[[honesty]] [[ar:fact]] [[en:fact]] [[fr:fact]] [[io:fact]] [[it:fact]] [[hu:fact]] [[ja:fact]] [[pt:fact]] [[ro:fact]] [[fi:fact]] [[zh:fact]] 9607 2006-09-10T12:32:55Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # Something true. #: ''That is not my idea, it is a fact.'' # A piece of information. #: ''He collects little-known facts.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''something true'') [[truth]], [[reality]], [[actuality]], [[verity]], [[certainty]] *(''piece of information'') [[information]], [[detail]], [[trivia]], [[piece of information]], [[piece of evidence]] ===Antonyms=== *(''something true'') [[fiction]], [[fabrication]], [[falsehood]], [[lie]], [[untruth]], [[deceit]], [[sham]], [[fake]], [[invention]], [[fantasy]], [[imagination]], [[tale]], [[story]], [[illusion]], [[unrealism]], [[creation]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[factoid]] *[[factor]] *[[factual]] *[[fact check]] *[[fact checking]] *[[fact is]] ===See also=== *[[truth]] *[[evidence]] *[[honesty]] [[ar:fact]] [[en:fact]] [[fr:fact]] [[io:fact]] [[it:fact]] [[hu:fact]] [[ja:fact]] [[pt:fact]] [[ro:fact]] [[fi:fact]] [[vi:fact]] [[zh:fact]] 10697 2006-10-10T08:26:54Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[hy:fact]] {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # Something true. #: ''That is not my idea, it is a fact.'' # A piece of information. #: ''He collects little-known facts.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''something true'') [[truth]], [[reality]], [[actuality]], [[verity]], [[certainty]] *(''piece of information'') [[information]], [[detail]], [[trivia]], [[piece of information]], [[piece of evidence]] ===Antonyms=== *(''something true'') [[fiction]], [[fabrication]], [[falsehood]], [[lie]], [[untruth]], [[deceit]], [[sham]], [[fake]], [[invention]], [[fantasy]], [[imagination]], [[tale]], [[story]], [[illusion]], [[unrealism]], [[creation]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[factoid]] *[[factor]] *[[factual]] *[[fact check]] *[[fact checking]] *[[fact is]] ===See also=== *[[truth]] *[[evidence]] *[[honesty]] [[ar:fact]] [[en:fact]] [[fr:fact]] [[hy:fact]] [[io:fact]] [[it:fact]] [[hu:fact]] [[ja:fact]] [[pt:fact]] [[ro:fact]] [[fi:fact]] [[vi:fact]] [[zh:fact]] 11182 2006-10-17T11:58:04Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:fact]] {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # Something true. #: ''That is not my idea, it is a fact.'' # A piece of information. #: ''He collects little-known facts.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''something true'') [[truth]], [[reality]], [[actuality]], [[verity]], [[certainty]] *(''piece of information'') [[information]], [[detail]], [[trivia]], [[piece of information]], [[piece of evidence]] ===Antonyms=== *(''something true'') [[fiction]], [[fabrication]], [[falsehood]], [[lie]], [[untruth]], [[deceit]], [[sham]], [[fake]], [[invention]], [[fantasy]], [[imagination]], [[tale]], [[story]], [[illusion]], [[unrealism]], [[creation]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[factoid]] *[[factor]] *[[factual]] *[[fact check]] *[[fact checking]] *[[fact is]] ===See also=== *[[truth]] *[[evidence]] *[[honesty]] [[ar:fact]] [[en:fact]] [[fr:fact]] [[hy:fact]] [[io:fact]] [[it:fact]] [[hu:fact]] [[ja:fact]] [[pt:fact]] [[ro:fact]] [[ru:fact]] [[fi:fact]] [[vi:fact]] [[zh:fact]] 14037 2006-12-20T19:41:33Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[tr:fact]] {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # Something true. #: ''That is not my idea, it is a fact.'' # A piece of information. #: ''He collects little-known facts.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''something true'') [[truth]], [[reality]], [[actuality]], [[verity]], [[certainty]] *(''piece of information'') [[information]], [[detail]], [[trivia]], [[piece of information]], [[piece of evidence]] ===Antonyms=== *(''something true'') [[fiction]], [[fabrication]], [[falsehood]], [[lie]], [[untruth]], [[deceit]], [[sham]], [[fake]], [[invention]], [[fantasy]], [[imagination]], [[tale]], [[story]], [[illusion]], [[unrealism]], [[creation]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[factoid]] *[[factor]] *[[factual]] *[[fact check]] *[[fact checking]] *[[fact is]] ===See also=== *[[truth]] *[[evidence]] *[[honesty]] [[ar:fact]] [[en:fact]] [[fr:fact]] [[hy:fact]] [[io:fact]] [[it:fact]] [[hu:fact]] [[ja:fact]] [[pt:fact]] [[ro:fact]] [[ru:fact]] [[fi:fact]] [[vi:fact]] [[tr:fact]] [[zh:fact]] 14111 2006-12-21T01:51:04Z Brett 77 formatting {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # Something true. #: ''That is not just my idea, it is a '''fact'''.'' # A piece of information. #: ''He collects little-known '''facts'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''something true'') [[truth]], [[reality]], [[actuality]], [[verity]], [[certainty]] *(''piece of information'') [[information]], [[detail]], [[trivia]], [[piece of information]], [[piece of evidence]] ===Antonyms=== *(''something true'') [[fiction]], [[fabrication]], [[falsehood]], [[lie]], [[untruth]], [[deceit]], [[sham]], [[fake]], [[invention]], [[fantasy]], [[imagination]], [[tale]], [[story]], [[illusion]], [[unrealism]], [[creation]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[factoid]] *[[factor]] *[[factual]] *[[fact check]] *[[fact checking]] *[[fact is]] ===See also=== *[[truth]] *[[evidence]] *[[honesty]] [[ar:fact]] [[en:fact]] [[fr:fact]] [[hy:fact]] [[io:fact]] [[it:fact]] [[hu:fact]] [[ja:fact]] [[pt:fact]] [[ro:fact]] [[ru:fact]] [[fi:fact]] [[vi:fact]] [[tr:fact]] [[zh:fact]] 2537 6265 2006-03-31T14:24:34Z Cromwellt 61 created entry {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A concept, a thought. #: ''It was a good idea.'' # Something [[abstract]] (not concrete). #: ''Love is an idea.'' # A [[way]] to [[see]] something, a view. #: ''He changed her ideas on religion.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''a concept'') [[concept]], [[thought]], [[conception]] *(''something abstract'') [[abstraction]], [[concept]] *(''a view'') [[view]], [[viewpoint]], [[point of view]], [[opinion]] ===Antonyms=== *(''something abstract'') [[reality]], [[fact]] *(''a view'') [[fact]], [[reality]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[ideal]] *[[ideology]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[brainstorm]] *[[imagination]] [[en:idea]] 7552 2006-07-19T05:36:01Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, fi, fr, hu, id, io, it, ja, ko, pl, pt, ta, zh {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A concept, a thought. #: ''It was a good idea.'' # Something [[abstract]] (not concrete). #: ''Love is an idea.'' # A [[way]] to [[see]] something, a view. #: ''He changed her ideas on religion.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''a concept'') [[concept]], [[thought]], [[conception]] *(''something abstract'') [[abstraction]], [[concept]] *(''a view'') [[view]], [[viewpoint]], [[point of view]], [[opinion]] ===Antonyms=== *(''something abstract'') [[reality]], [[fact]] *(''a view'') [[fact]], [[reality]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[ideal]] *[[ideology]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[brainstorm]] *[[imagination]] [[de:idea]] [[en:idea]] [[fr:idea]] [[ko:idea]] [[io:idea]] [[id:idea]] [[it:idea]] [[hu:idea]] [[ja:idea]] [[pl:idea]] [[pt:idea]] [[fi:idea]] [[ta:idea]] [[zh:idea]] 8646 2006-08-13T19:28:21Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: es, ro {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A concept, a thought. #: ''It was a good idea.'' # Something [[abstract]] (not concrete). #: ''Love is an idea.'' # A [[way]] to [[see]] something, a view. #: ''He changed her ideas on religion.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''a concept'') [[concept]], [[thought]], [[conception]] *(''something abstract'') [[abstraction]], [[concept]] *(''a view'') [[view]], [[viewpoint]], [[point of view]], [[opinion]] ===Antonyms=== *(''something abstract'') [[reality]], [[fact]] *(''a view'') [[fact]], [[reality]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[ideal]] *[[ideology]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[brainstorm]] *[[imagination]] [[de:idea]] [[en:idea]] [[es:idea]] [[fr:idea]] [[ko:idea]] [[io:idea]] [[id:idea]] [[it:idea]] [[hu:idea]] [[ja:idea]] [[pl:idea]] [[pt:idea]] [[ro:idea]] [[fi:idea]] [[ta:idea]] [[zh:idea]] 9630 2006-09-10T12:53:13Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A concept, a thought. #: ''It was a good idea.'' # Something [[abstract]] (not concrete). #: ''Love is an idea.'' # A [[way]] to [[see]] something, a view. #: ''He changed her ideas on religion.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''a concept'') [[concept]], [[thought]], [[conception]] *(''something abstract'') [[abstraction]], [[concept]] *(''a view'') [[view]], [[viewpoint]], [[point of view]], [[opinion]] ===Antonyms=== *(''something abstract'') [[reality]], [[fact]] *(''a view'') [[fact]], [[reality]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[ideal]] *[[ideology]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[brainstorm]] *[[imagination]] [[de:idea]] [[en:idea]] [[es:idea]] [[fr:idea]] [[ko:idea]] [[io:idea]] [[id:idea]] [[it:idea]] [[hu:idea]] [[ja:idea]] [[pl:idea]] [[pt:idea]] [[ro:idea]] [[fi:idea]] [[ta:idea]] [[vi:idea]] [[zh:idea]] 10386 2006-10-05T16:14:17Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[uk:idea]] {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A concept, a thought. #: ''It was a good idea.'' # Something [[abstract]] (not concrete). #: ''Love is an idea.'' # A [[way]] to [[see]] something, a view. #: ''He changed her ideas on religion.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''a concept'') [[concept]], [[thought]], [[conception]] *(''something abstract'') [[abstraction]], [[concept]] *(''a view'') [[view]], [[viewpoint]], [[point of view]], [[opinion]] ===Antonyms=== *(''something abstract'') [[reality]], [[fact]] *(''a view'') [[fact]], [[reality]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[ideal]] *[[ideology]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[brainstorm]] *[[imagination]] [[de:idea]] [[en:idea]] [[es:idea]] [[fr:idea]] [[ko:idea]] [[io:idea]] [[id:idea]] [[it:idea]] [[hu:idea]] [[ja:idea]] [[pl:idea]] [[pt:idea]] [[ro:idea]] [[fi:idea]] [[ta:idea]] [[vi:idea]] [[uk:idea]] [[zh:idea]] 10965 2006-10-13T19:48:30Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:idea]] {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A concept, a thought. #: ''It was a good idea.'' # Something [[abstract]] (not concrete). #: ''Love is an idea.'' # A [[way]] to [[see]] something, a view. #: ''He changed her ideas on religion.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''a concept'') [[concept]], [[thought]], [[conception]] *(''something abstract'') [[abstraction]], [[concept]] *(''a view'') [[view]], [[viewpoint]], [[point of view]], [[opinion]] ===Antonyms=== *(''something abstract'') [[reality]], [[fact]] *(''a view'') [[fact]], [[reality]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[ideal]] *[[ideology]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[brainstorm]] *[[imagination]] [[de:idea]] [[en:idea]] [[es:idea]] [[fr:idea]] [[ko:idea]] [[io:idea]] [[id:idea]] [[it:idea]] [[kk:idea]] [[hu:idea]] [[ja:idea]] [[pl:idea]] [[pt:idea]] [[ro:idea]] [[fi:idea]] [[ta:idea]] [[vi:idea]] [[uk:idea]] [[zh:idea]] 11310 2006-10-18T16:39:17Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:idea]] {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A concept, a thought. #: ''It was a good idea.'' # Something [[abstract]] (not concrete). #: ''Love is an idea.'' # A [[way]] to [[see]] something, a view. #: ''He changed her ideas on religion.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''a concept'') [[concept]], [[thought]], [[conception]] *(''something abstract'') [[abstraction]], [[concept]] *(''a view'') [[view]], [[viewpoint]], [[point of view]], [[opinion]] ===Antonyms=== *(''something abstract'') [[reality]], [[fact]] *(''a view'') [[fact]], [[reality]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[ideal]] *[[ideology]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[brainstorm]] *[[imagination]] [[de:idea]] [[en:idea]] [[es:idea]] [[fr:idea]] [[ko:idea]] [[io:idea]] [[id:idea]] [[it:idea]] [[kk:idea]] [[hu:idea]] [[ja:idea]] [[pl:idea]] [[pt:idea]] [[ro:idea]] [[ru:idea]] [[fi:idea]] [[ta:idea]] [[vi:idea]] [[uk:idea]] [[zh:idea]] 14080 2006-12-21T01:11:01Z Brett 77 formatting {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A concept, a thought. #: ''It was a good '''idea'''.'' # Something [[abstract]] (not concrete). #: ''Love is just an '''idea'''.'' # A [[way]] to [[see]] something, a view. #: ''He changed her '''ideas''' on religion.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''a concept'') [[concept]], [[thought]], [[conception]] *(''something abstract'') [[abstraction]], [[concept]] *(''a view'') [[view]], [[viewpoint]], [[point of view]], [[opinion]] ===Antonyms=== *(''something abstract'') [[reality]], [[fact]] *(''a view'') [[fact]], [[reality]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[ideal]] *[[ideology]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[brainstorm]] *[[imagination]] [[de:idea]] [[en:idea]] [[es:idea]] [[fr:idea]] [[ko:idea]] [[io:idea]] [[id:idea]] [[it:idea]] [[kk:idea]] [[hu:idea]] [[ja:idea]] [[pl:idea]] [[pt:idea]] [[ro:idea]] [[ru:idea]] [[fi:idea]] [[ta:idea]] [[vi:idea]] [[uk:idea]] [[zh:idea]] 2538 6268 2006-03-31T14:45:02Z Cromwellt 61 created entry {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|04|21}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A type of small [[animal]] with an [[external]] [[skeleton]]. #: ''I killed a large insect in the bathroom.'' #: ''[[cricket|Cricket]]s, [[ant]]s, [[ladybug]]s, and [[fly|flies]] are insects. # (''figurative'') A person who is [[weak]] or not [[important]]. #: ''The mayor thought of her as a mere insect.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''small animal'') [[bug]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[insecticide]] *[[insectivore]] [[en:insect]] 7583 2006-07-19T06:28:11Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: el, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ko, nl, pt, ta, vi, zh {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|04|21}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A type of small [[animal]] with an [[external]] [[skeleton]]. #: ''I killed a large insect in the bathroom.'' #: ''[[cricket|Cricket]]s, [[ant]]s, [[ladybug]]s, and [[fly|flies]] are insects. # (''figurative'') A person who is [[weak]] or not [[important]]. #: ''The mayor thought of her as a mere insect.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''small animal'') [[bug]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[insecticide]] *[[insectivore]] [[el:insect]] [[en:insect]] [[fr:insect]] [[ko:insect]] [[io:insect]] [[it:insect]] [[hu:insect]] [[nl:insect]] [[pt:insect]] [[fi:insect]] [[ta:insect]] [[vi:insect]] [[zh:insect]] 7923 2006-07-22T18:35:26Z Brett 77 {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|04|21}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Jan_van_Kessel_001.jpg|thumb|insects]] # A type of small [[animal]] with an [[external]] [[skeleton]]. #: ''I killed a large insect in the bathroom.'' #: ''[[cricket|Cricket]]s, [[ant]]s, [[ladybug]]s, and [[fly|flies]] are insects. # (''figurative'') A person who is [[weak]] or not [[important]]. #: ''The mayor thought of her as a mere insect.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''small animal'') [[bug]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[insecticide]] *[[insectivore]] [[el:insect]] [[en:insect]] [[fr:insect]] [[ko:insect]] [[io:insect]] [[it:insect]] [[hu:insect]] [[nl:insect]] [[pt:insect]] [[fi:insect]] [[ta:insect]] [[vi:insect]] [[zh:insect]] 10126 2006-09-24T13:21:11Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[hy:insect]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|04|21}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Jan_van_Kessel_001.jpg|thumb|insects]] # A type of small [[animal]] with an [[external]] [[skeleton]]. #: ''I killed a large insect in the bathroom.'' #: ''[[cricket|Cricket]]s, [[ant]]s, [[ladybug]]s, and [[fly|flies]] are insects. # (''figurative'') A person who is [[weak]] or not [[important]]. #: ''The mayor thought of her as a mere insect.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''small animal'') [[bug]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[insecticide]] *[[insectivore]] [[el:insect]] [[en:insect]] [[fr:insect]] [[ko:insect]] [[hy:insect]] [[io:insect]] [[it:insect]] [[hu:insect]] [[nl:insect]] [[pt:insect]] [[fi:insect]] [[ta:insect]] [[vi:insect]] [[zh:insect]] 10748 2006-10-10T15:01:46Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:insect]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|04|21}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Jan_van_Kessel_001.jpg|thumb|insects]] # A type of small [[animal]] with an [[external]] [[skeleton]]. #: ''I killed a large insect in the bathroom.'' #: ''[[cricket|Cricket]]s, [[ant]]s, [[ladybug]]s, and [[fly|flies]] are insects. # (''figurative'') A person who is [[weak]] or not [[important]]. #: ''The mayor thought of her as a mere insect.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''small animal'') [[bug]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[insecticide]] *[[insectivore]] [[el:insect]] [[en:insect]] [[fr:insect]] [[ko:insect]] [[hy:insect]] [[io:insect]] [[it:insect]] [[kk:insect]] [[hu:insect]] [[nl:insect]] [[pt:insect]] [[fi:insect]] [[ta:insect]] [[vi:insect]] [[zh:insect]] 11307 2006-10-18T16:25:12Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:insect]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|04|21}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Jan_van_Kessel_001.jpg|thumb|insects]] # A type of small [[animal]] with an [[external]] [[skeleton]]. #: ''I killed a large insect in the bathroom.'' #: ''[[cricket|Cricket]]s, [[ant]]s, [[ladybug]]s, and [[fly|flies]] are insects. # (''figurative'') A person who is [[weak]] or not [[important]]. #: ''The mayor thought of her as a mere insect.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''small animal'') [[bug]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[insecticide]] *[[insectivore]] [[el:insect]] [[en:insect]] [[fr:insect]] [[ko:insect]] [[hy:insect]] [[io:insect]] [[it:insect]] [[kk:insect]] [[hu:insect]] [[nl:insect]] [[pt:insect]] [[ru:insect]] [[fi:insect]] [[ta:insect]] [[vi:insect]] [[zh:insect]] 14094 2006-12-21T01:25:14Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ja:insect]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|04|21}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Jan_van_Kessel_001.jpg|thumb|insects]] # A type of small [[animal]] with an [[external]] [[skeleton]]. #: ''I killed a large insect in the bathroom.'' #: ''[[cricket|Cricket]]s, [[ant]]s, [[ladybug]]s, and [[fly|flies]] are insects. # (''figurative'') A person who is [[weak]] or not [[important]]. #: ''The mayor thought of her as a mere insect.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''small animal'') [[bug]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[insecticide]] *[[insectivore]] [[el:insect]] [[en:insect]] [[fr:insect]] [[ko:insect]] [[hy:insect]] [[io:insect]] [[it:insect]] [[kk:insect]] [[hu:insect]] [[nl:insect]] [[ja:insect]] [[pt:insect]] [[ru:insect]] [[fi:insect]] [[ta:insect]] [[vi:insect]] [[zh:insect]] 2539 6269 2006-03-31T14:46:12Z Cromwellt 61 created wotd <big>'''insect'''</big><small>noun</small> # A type of small [[animal]] with an [[external]] [[skeleton]] #: ''I killed a large insect in the bathroom.'' #: ''[[cricket|Cricket]]s, [[ant]]s, [[ladybug]]s, and [[fly|flies]] are insects. # (''figurative'') A person who is [[weak]] or not [[important]]. #: ''The mayor thought of her as a mere insect.'' <small>[[insect|Read full entry]]</small> 6270 2006-03-31T14:48:46Z Cromwellt 61 space <big>'''insect'''</big> <small>noun</small> # A type of small [[animal]] with an [[external]] [[skeleton]] #: ''I killed a large insect in the bathroom.'' #: ''[[cricket|Cricket]]s, [[ant]]s, [[ladybug]]s, and [[fly|flies]] are insects. # (''figurative'') A person who is [[weak]] or not [[important]]. #: ''The mayor thought of her as a mere insect.'' <small>[[insect|Read full entry]]</small> 2540 6271 2006-03-31T14:50:27Z Cromwellt 61 created entry {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[tint]], often black, used to [[write]]. #: ''The ink on the paper has dried.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[tint]] ==Verb== {{verb|ink|inks|inked|inking}} # To make a [[mark]] or write using ink. #: ''He inked his name.'' # To fill with ink. #: ''She inks her pen.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''make a mark'') [[mark]], [[write]] *(''fill with ink'') [[fill]], [[fill up]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[inked]] *[[re-ink]] [[en:ink]] 7595 2006-07-19T06:58:22Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: af, ang, fa, fi, fr, hu, io, it, pl, ru, sl, ta, zh {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[tint]], often black, used to [[write]]. #: ''The ink on the paper has dried.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[tint]] ==Verb== {{verb|ink|inks|inked|inking}} # To make a [[mark]] or write using ink. #: ''He inked his name.'' # To fill with ink. #: ''She inks her pen.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''make a mark'') [[mark]], [[write]] *(''fill with ink'') [[fill]], [[fill up]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[inked]] *[[re-ink]] [[af:ink]] [[ang:ink]] [[en:ink]] [[fa:ink]] [[fr:ink]] [[io:ink]] [[it:ink]] [[hu:ink]] [[pl:ink]] [[ru:ink]] [[sl:ink]] [[fi:ink]] [[ta:ink]] [[zh:ink]] 8649 2006-08-13T19:30:19Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi Modifying: sl {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[tint]], often black, used to [[write]]. #: ''The ink on the paper has dried.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[tint]] ==Verb== {{verb|ink|inks|inked|inking}} # To make a [[mark]] or write using ink. #: ''He inked his name.'' # To fill with ink. #: ''She inks her pen.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''make a mark'') [[mark]], [[write]] *(''fill with ink'') [[fill]], [[fill up]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[inked]] *[[re-ink]] [[af:ink]] [[ang:ink]] [[en:ink]] [[fa:ink]] [[fr:ink]] [[io:ink]] [[it:ink]] [[hu:ink]] [[pl:ink]] [[ru:ink]] [[sl:Ink]] [[fi:ink]] [[ta:ink]] [[vi:ink]] [[zh:ink]] 9018 2006-08-21T23:49:22Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Removing: sl {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[tint]], often black, used to [[write]]. #: ''The ink on the paper has dried.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[tint]] ==Verb== {{verb|ink|inks|inked|inking}} # To make a [[mark]] or write using ink. #: ''He inked his name.'' # To fill with ink. #: ''She inks her pen.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''make a mark'') [[mark]], [[write]] *(''fill with ink'') [[fill]], [[fill up]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[inked]] *[[re-ink]] [[af:ink]] [[ang:ink]] [[en:ink]] [[fa:ink]] [[fr:ink]] [[io:ink]] [[it:ink]] [[hu:ink]] [[pl:ink]] [[ru:ink]] [[fi:ink]] [[ta:ink]] [[vi:ink]] [[zh:ink]] 10400 2006-10-06T02:34:00Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[uk:ink]] {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[tint]], often black, used to [[write]]. #: ''The ink on the paper has dried.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[tint]] ==Verb== {{verb|ink|inks|inked|inking}} # To make a [[mark]] or write using ink. #: ''He inked his name.'' # To fill with ink. #: ''She inks her pen.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''make a mark'') [[mark]], [[write]] *(''fill with ink'') [[fill]], [[fill up]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[inked]] *[[re-ink]] [[af:ink]] [[ang:ink]] [[en:ink]] [[fa:ink]] [[fr:ink]] [[io:ink]] [[it:ink]] [[hu:ink]] [[pl:ink]] [[ru:ink]] [[fi:ink]] [[ta:ink]] [[vi:ink]] [[uk:ink]] [[zh:ink]] 10967 2006-10-13T20:09:56Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:ink]] {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[tint]], often black, used to [[write]]. #: ''The ink on the paper has dried.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[tint]] ==Verb== {{verb|ink|inks|inked|inking}} # To make a [[mark]] or write using ink. #: ''He inked his name.'' # To fill with ink. #: ''She inks her pen.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''make a mark'') [[mark]], [[write]] *(''fill with ink'') [[fill]], [[fill up]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[inked]] *[[re-ink]] [[af:ink]] [[ang:ink]] [[en:ink]] [[fa:ink]] [[fr:ink]] [[io:ink]] [[it:ink]] [[kk:ink]] [[hu:ink]] [[pl:ink]] [[ru:ink]] [[fi:ink]] [[ta:ink]] [[vi:ink]] [[uk:ink]] [[zh:ink]] 2541 6272 2006-03-31T14:54:47Z Cromwellt 61 created entry {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|04|22}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|important|more important|most important}} # Main or primary. #: ''That is an important point.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[central]] *[[core]] *[[critical]] *[[main]] *[[major]] *[[pithy]] *[[primary]] *[[prime]] *[[principal]] ===Antonyms=== *[[minor]] *[[non-core]] *[[non-critical]] *[[secondary]] *[[unimportant]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[importance]] *[[importantly]] *[[unimportant]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[famous]] *[[import]] *[[well-known]] ===See also=== *[[value]] [[en:important]] 7549 2006-07-19T05:30:10Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ca, et, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, pl, pt, sr, vi, zh {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|04|22}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|important|more important|most important}} # Main or primary. #: ''That is an important point.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[central]] *[[core]] *[[critical]] *[[main]] *[[major]] *[[pithy]] *[[primary]] *[[prime]] *[[principal]] ===Antonyms=== *[[minor]] *[[non-core]] *[[non-critical]] *[[secondary]] *[[unimportant]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[importance]] *[[importantly]] *[[unimportant]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[famous]] *[[import]] *[[well-known]] ===See also=== *[[value]] [[ca:important]] [[et:important]] [[en:important]] [[fr:important]] [[io:important]] [[it:important]] [[hu:important]] [[ja:important]] [[pl:important]] [[pt:important]] [[sr:important]] [[fi:important]] [[vi:important]] [[zh:important]] 9628 2006-09-10T12:52:53Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ta {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|04|22}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|important|more important|most important}} # Main or primary. #: ''That is an important point.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[central]] *[[core]] *[[critical]] *[[main]] *[[major]] *[[pithy]] *[[primary]] *[[prime]] *[[principal]] ===Antonyms=== *[[minor]] *[[non-core]] *[[non-critical]] *[[secondary]] *[[unimportant]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[importance]] *[[importantly]] *[[unimportant]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[famous]] *[[import]] *[[well-known]] ===See also=== *[[value]] [[ca:important]] [[et:important]] [[en:important]] [[fr:important]] [[io:important]] [[it:important]] [[hu:important]] [[ja:important]] [[pl:important]] [[pt:important]] [[sr:important]] [[fi:important]] [[ta:important]] [[vi:important]] [[zh:important]] 10392 2006-10-05T20:24:11Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:important]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|04|22}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|important|more important|most important}} # Main or primary. #: ''That is an important point.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[central]] *[[core]] *[[critical]] *[[main]] *[[major]] *[[pithy]] *[[primary]] *[[prime]] *[[principal]] ===Antonyms=== *[[minor]] *[[non-core]] *[[non-critical]] *[[secondary]] *[[unimportant]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[importance]] *[[importantly]] *[[unimportant]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[famous]] *[[import]] *[[well-known]] ===See also=== *[[value]] [[ca:important]] [[et:important]] [[en:important]] [[fa:important]] [[fr:important]] [[io:important]] [[it:important]] [[hu:important]] [[ja:important]] [[pl:important]] [[pt:important]] [[sr:important]] [[fi:important]] [[ta:important]] [[vi:important]] [[zh:important]] 10963 2006-10-13T19:41:19Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:important]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|04|22}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|important|more important|most important}} # Main or primary. #: ''That is an important point.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[central]] *[[core]] *[[critical]] *[[main]] *[[major]] *[[pithy]] *[[primary]] *[[prime]] *[[principal]] ===Antonyms=== *[[minor]] *[[non-core]] *[[non-critical]] *[[secondary]] *[[unimportant]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[importance]] *[[importantly]] *[[unimportant]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[famous]] *[[import]] *[[well-known]] ===See also=== *[[value]] [[ca:important]] [[et:important]] [[en:important]] [[fa:important]] [[fr:important]] [[io:important]] [[it:important]] [[kk:important]] [[hu:important]] [[ja:important]] [[pl:important]] [[pt:important]] [[sr:important]] [[fi:important]] [[ta:important]] [[vi:important]] [[zh:important]] 11073 2006-10-15T00:04:29Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[hy:important]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|04|22}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|important|more important|most important}} # Main or primary. #: ''That is an important point.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[central]] *[[core]] *[[critical]] *[[main]] *[[major]] *[[pithy]] *[[primary]] *[[prime]] *[[principal]] ===Antonyms=== *[[minor]] *[[non-core]] *[[non-critical]] *[[secondary]] *[[unimportant]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[importance]] *[[importantly]] *[[unimportant]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[famous]] *[[import]] *[[well-known]] ===See also=== *[[value]] [[ca:important]] [[et:important]] [[en:important]] [[fa:important]] [[fr:important]] [[hy:important]] [[io:important]] [[it:important]] [[kk:important]] [[hu:important]] [[ja:important]] [[pl:important]] [[pt:important]] [[sr:important]] [[fi:important]] [[ta:important]] [[vi:important]] [[zh:important]] 11961 2006-11-09T16:59:26Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ru:important]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|04|22}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|important|more important|most important}} # Main or primary. #: ''That is an important point.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[central]] *[[core]] *[[critical]] *[[main]] *[[major]] *[[pithy]] *[[primary]] *[[prime]] *[[principal]] ===Antonyms=== *[[minor]] *[[non-core]] *[[non-critical]] *[[secondary]] *[[unimportant]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[importance]] *[[importantly]] *[[unimportant]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[famous]] *[[import]] *[[well-known]] ===See also=== *[[value]] [[ca:important]] [[et:important]] [[en:important]] [[fa:important]] [[fr:important]] [[hy:important]] [[io:important]] [[it:important]] [[kk:important]] [[hu:important]] [[ja:important]] [[pl:important]] [[pt:important]] [[ru:important]] [[sr:important]] [[fi:important]] [[ta:important]] [[vi:important]] [[zh:important]] 12295 2006-11-16T02:35:58Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[de:important]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|04|22}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|important|more important|most important}} # Main or primary. #: ''That is an important point.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[central]] *[[core]] *[[critical]] *[[main]] *[[major]] *[[pithy]] *[[primary]] *[[prime]] *[[principal]] ===Antonyms=== *[[minor]] *[[non-core]] *[[non-critical]] *[[secondary]] *[[unimportant]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[importance]] *[[importantly]] *[[unimportant]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[famous]] *[[import]] *[[well-known]] ===See also=== *[[value]] [[ca:important]] [[de:important]] [[et:important]] [[en:important]] [[fa:important]] [[fr:important]] [[hy:important]] [[io:important]] [[it:important]] [[kk:important]] [[hu:important]] [[ja:important]] [[pl:important]] [[pt:important]] [[ru:important]] [[sr:important]] [[fi:important]] [[ta:important]] [[vi:important]] [[zh:important]] 2542 6273 2006-03-31T14:55:00Z Cromwellt 61 created wotd <big>'''important'''</big> <small>adjective</small> # [[main|Main]] or [[primary]]. #: ''That is an important point.'' <small>[[important|Read full entry]]</small> 2543 6274 2006-03-31T14:57:12Z Cromwellt 61 created entry {{BE850}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|ill|more ill|most ill}} # [[sick|Sick]], not [[well]]. #: ''Agnes feels ill.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[sick]] *[[unwell]] *[[unhealthy]] *[[bad]] ===Antonyms=== *[[well]] *[[healthy]] *[[good]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[ill-looking]] *[[ill-conceived]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[health]] [[en:ill]] 7550 2006-07-19T05:32:21Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: fi, fr, hu, io, it, ko, pl, sr, zh {{BE850}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|ill|more ill|most ill}} # [[sick|Sick]], not [[well]]. #: ''Agnes feels ill.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[sick]] *[[unwell]] *[[unhealthy]] *[[bad]] ===Antonyms=== *[[well]] *[[healthy]] *[[good]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[ill-looking]] *[[ill-conceived]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[health]] [[en:ill]] [[fr:ill]] [[ko:ill]] [[io:ill]] [[it:ill]] [[hu:ill]] [[pl:ill]] [[sr:ill]] [[fi:ill]] [[zh:ill]] 10116 2006-09-24T13:19:31Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ta:ill]], [[vi:ill]] {{BE850}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|ill|more ill|most ill}} # [[sick|Sick]], not [[well]]. #: ''Agnes feels ill.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[sick]] *[[unwell]] *[[unhealthy]] *[[bad]] ===Antonyms=== *[[well]] *[[healthy]] *[[good]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[ill-looking]] *[[ill-conceived]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[health]] [[en:ill]] [[fr:ill]] [[ko:ill]] [[io:ill]] [[it:ill]] [[hu:ill]] [[pl:ill]] [[sr:ill]] [[fi:ill]] [[ta:ill]] [[vi:ill]] [[zh:ill]] 10964 2006-10-13T19:43:59Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:ill]] {{BE850}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|ill|more ill|most ill}} # [[sick|Sick]], not [[well]]. #: ''Agnes feels ill.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[sick]] *[[unwell]] *[[unhealthy]] *[[bad]] ===Antonyms=== *[[well]] *[[healthy]] *[[good]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[ill-looking]] *[[ill-conceived]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[health]] [[en:ill]] [[fr:ill]] [[ko:ill]] [[io:ill]] [[it:ill]] [[kk:ill]] [[hu:ill]] [[pl:ill]] [[sr:ill]] [[fi:ill]] [[ta:ill]] [[vi:ill]] [[zh:ill]] 11309 2006-10-18T16:36:07Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:ill]] {{BE850}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|ill|more ill|most ill}} # [[sick|Sick]], not [[well]]. #: ''Agnes feels ill.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[sick]] *[[unwell]] *[[unhealthy]] *[[bad]] ===Antonyms=== *[[well]] *[[healthy]] *[[good]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[ill-looking]] *[[ill-conceived]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[health]] [[en:ill]] [[fr:ill]] [[ko:ill]] [[io:ill]] [[it:ill]] [[kk:ill]] [[hu:ill]] [[pl:ill]] [[ru:ill]] [[sr:ill]] [[fi:ill]] [[ta:ill]] [[vi:ill]] [[zh:ill]] 13327 2006-12-04T20:30:43Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ku:ill]] {{BE850}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|ill|more ill|most ill}} # [[sick|Sick]], not [[well]]. #: ''Agnes feels ill.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[sick]] *[[unwell]] *[[unhealthy]] *[[bad]] ===Antonyms=== *[[well]] *[[healthy]] *[[good]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[ill-looking]] *[[ill-conceived]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[health]] [[en:ill]] [[fr:ill]] [[ko:ill]] [[io:ill]] [[it:ill]] [[kk:ill]] [[ku:ill]] [[hu:ill]] [[pl:ill]] [[ru:ill]] [[sr:ill]] [[fi:ill]] [[ta:ill]] [[vi:ill]] [[zh:ill]] 14161 2006-12-21T08:50:28Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[de:ill]] {{BE850}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|ill|more ill|most ill}} # [[sick|Sick]], not [[well]]. #: ''Agnes feels ill.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[sick]] *[[unwell]] *[[unhealthy]] *[[bad]] ===Antonyms=== *[[well]] *[[healthy]] *[[good]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[ill-looking]] *[[ill-conceived]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[health]] [[de:ill]] [[en:ill]] [[fr:ill]] [[ko:ill]] [[io:ill]] [[it:ill]] [[kk:ill]] [[ku:ill]] [[hu:ill]] [[pl:ill]] [[ru:ill]] [[sr:ill]] [[fi:ill]] [[ta:ill]] [[vi:ill]] [[zh:ill]] 2544 6275 2006-03-31T15:49:53Z Cromwellt 61 created entry, wotd {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|04|23}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|wrong|more wrong|most wrong}} # Not right, incorrect. #: ''That answer is wrong.'' # Not moral. #: ''What you did was wrong.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''not right'') [[incorrect]], [[mistaken]], [[inaccurate]] *(''not moral'') [[immoral]] ===Antonyms=== *(''not right'') [[right]], [[correct]], [[accurate]], [[unmistaken]] *(''not moral'') [[moral]], [[right]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[wrongly]] *[[wrongness]] ==Verb== {{verb|wrong|wrongs|wronged|wronging}} # To do something that [[hurt]]s a person. #: ''He wrongs you by his actions.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[hurt]] *[[ruin]] ===Antonyms=== *[[right]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[wronged]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # An immoral act. #: ''They accused him of wrongs against humanity.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[crime]] ===See also=== *[[justice]] [[en:wrong]] 7790 2006-07-19T14:19:14Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: fi, fr, hu, io, it, ta, zh {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|04|23}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|wrong|more wrong|most wrong}} # Not right, incorrect. #: ''That answer is wrong.'' # Not moral. #: ''What you did was wrong.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''not right'') [[incorrect]], [[mistaken]], [[inaccurate]] *(''not moral'') [[immoral]] ===Antonyms=== *(''not right'') [[right]], [[correct]], [[accurate]], [[unmistaken]] *(''not moral'') [[moral]], [[right]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[wrongly]] *[[wrongness]] ==Verb== {{verb|wrong|wrongs|wronged|wronging}} # To do something that [[hurt]]s a person. #: ''He wrongs you by his actions.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[hurt]] *[[ruin]] ===Antonyms=== *[[right]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[wronged]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # An immoral act. #: ''They accused him of wrongs against humanity.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[crime]] ===See also=== *[[justice]] [[en:wrong]] [[fr:wrong]] [[io:wrong]] [[it:wrong]] [[hu:wrong]] [[fi:wrong]] [[ta:wrong]] [[zh:wrong]] 11042 2006-10-14T13:59:54Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ja, kk, uk, vi {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|04|23}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|wrong|more wrong|most wrong}} # Not right, incorrect. #: ''That answer is wrong.'' # Not moral. #: ''What you did was wrong.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''not right'') [[incorrect]], [[mistaken]], [[inaccurate]] *(''not moral'') [[immoral]] ===Antonyms=== *(''not right'') [[right]], [[correct]], [[accurate]], [[unmistaken]] *(''not moral'') [[moral]], [[right]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[wrongly]] *[[wrongness]] ==Verb== {{verb|wrong|wrongs|wronged|wronging}} # To do something that [[hurt]]s a person. #: ''He wrongs you by his actions.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[hurt]] *[[ruin]] ===Antonyms=== *[[right]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[wronged]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # An immoral act. #: ''They accused him of wrongs against humanity.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[crime]] ===See also=== *[[justice]] [[en:wrong]] [[fr:wrong]] [[io:wrong]] [[it:wrong]] [[kk:wrong]] [[hu:wrong]] [[ja:wrong]] [[fi:wrong]] [[ta:wrong]] [[vi:wrong]] [[uk:wrong]] [[zh:wrong]] 11084 2006-10-15T02:21:44Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[hy:wrong]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|04|23}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|wrong|more wrong|most wrong}} # Not right, incorrect. #: ''That answer is wrong.'' # Not moral. #: ''What you did was wrong.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''not right'') [[incorrect]], [[mistaken]], [[inaccurate]] *(''not moral'') [[immoral]] ===Antonyms=== *(''not right'') [[right]], [[correct]], [[accurate]], [[unmistaken]] *(''not moral'') [[moral]], [[right]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[wrongly]] *[[wrongness]] ==Verb== {{verb|wrong|wrongs|wronged|wronging}} # To do something that [[hurt]]s a person. #: ''He wrongs you by his actions.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[hurt]] *[[ruin]] ===Antonyms=== *[[right]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[wronged]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # An immoral act. #: ''They accused him of wrongs against humanity.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[crime]] ===See also=== *[[justice]] [[en:wrong]] [[fr:wrong]] [[hy:wrong]] [[io:wrong]] [[it:wrong]] [[kk:wrong]] [[hu:wrong]] [[ja:wrong]] [[fi:wrong]] [[ta:wrong]] [[vi:wrong]] [[uk:wrong]] [[zh:wrong]] 11359 2006-10-19T02:15:09Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:wrong]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|04|23}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|wrong|more wrong|most wrong}} # Not right, incorrect. #: ''That answer is wrong.'' # Not moral. #: ''What you did was wrong.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''not right'') [[incorrect]], [[mistaken]], [[inaccurate]] *(''not moral'') [[immoral]] ===Antonyms=== *(''not right'') [[right]], [[correct]], [[accurate]], [[unmistaken]] *(''not moral'') [[moral]], [[right]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[wrongly]] *[[wrongness]] ==Verb== {{verb|wrong|wrongs|wronged|wronging}} # To do something that [[hurt]]s a person. #: ''He wrongs you by his actions.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[hurt]] *[[ruin]] ===Antonyms=== *[[right]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[wronged]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # An immoral act. #: ''They accused him of wrongs against humanity.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[crime]] ===See also=== *[[justice]] [[en:wrong]] [[fr:wrong]] [[hy:wrong]] [[io:wrong]] [[it:wrong]] [[kk:wrong]] [[hu:wrong]] [[ja:wrong]] [[ru:wrong]] [[fi:wrong]] [[ta:wrong]] [[vi:wrong]] [[uk:wrong]] [[zh:wrong]] 13046 2006-11-30T05:15:40Z Coppertwig 139 /* Adjective */ more words {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|04|23}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|wrong|more wrong|most wrong}} # Not right, incorrect. Not true. Bad. #: ''That answer is wrong.'' #: ''"2 + 2 = 5" is wrong.'' # Not moral. #: ''What you did was wrong.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''not right'') [[incorrect]], [[mistaken]], [[inaccurate]] *(''not moral'') [[immoral]] ===Antonyms=== *(''not right'') [[right]], [[correct]], [[accurate]], [[unmistaken]] *(''not moral'') [[moral]], [[right]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[wrongly]] *[[wrongness]] ==Verb== {{verb|wrong|wrongs|wronged|wronging}} # To do something that [[hurt]]s a person. #: ''He wrongs you by his actions.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[hurt]] *[[ruin]] ===Antonyms=== *[[right]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[wronged]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # An immoral act. #: ''They accused him of wrongs against humanity.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[crime]] ===See also=== *[[justice]] [[en:wrong]] [[fr:wrong]] [[hy:wrong]] [[io:wrong]] [[it:wrong]] [[kk:wrong]] [[hu:wrong]] [[ja:wrong]] [[ru:wrong]] [[fi:wrong]] [[ta:wrong]] [[vi:wrong]] [[uk:wrong]] [[zh:wrong]] 13637 2006-12-11T07:25:53Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:wrong]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|04|23}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|wrong|more wrong|most wrong}} # Not right, incorrect. Not true. Bad. #: ''That answer is wrong.'' #: ''"2 + 2 = 5" is wrong.'' # Not moral. #: ''What you did was wrong.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''not right'') [[incorrect]], [[mistaken]], [[inaccurate]] *(''not moral'') [[immoral]] ===Antonyms=== *(''not right'') [[right]], [[correct]], [[accurate]], [[unmistaken]] *(''not moral'') [[moral]], [[right]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[wrongly]] *[[wrongness]] ==Verb== {{verb|wrong|wrongs|wronged|wronging}} # To do something that [[hurt]]s a person. #: ''He wrongs you by his actions.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[hurt]] *[[ruin]] ===Antonyms=== *[[right]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[wronged]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # An immoral act. #: ''They accused him of wrongs against humanity.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[crime]] ===See also=== *[[justice]] [[en:wrong]] [[fa:wrong]] [[fr:wrong]] [[hy:wrong]] [[io:wrong]] [[it:wrong]] [[kk:wrong]] [[hu:wrong]] [[ja:wrong]] [[ru:wrong]] [[fi:wrong]] [[ta:wrong]] [[vi:wrong]] [[uk:wrong]] [[zh:wrong]] 14223 2006-12-21T17:50:29Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ku:wrong]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|04|23}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|wrong|more wrong|most wrong}} # Not right, incorrect. Not true. Bad. #: ''That answer is wrong.'' #: ''"2 + 2 = 5" is wrong.'' # Not moral. #: ''What you did was wrong.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''not right'') [[incorrect]], [[mistaken]], [[inaccurate]] *(''not moral'') [[immoral]] ===Antonyms=== *(''not right'') [[right]], [[correct]], [[accurate]], [[unmistaken]] *(''not moral'') [[moral]], [[right]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[wrongly]] *[[wrongness]] ==Verb== {{verb|wrong|wrongs|wronged|wronging}} # To do something that [[hurt]]s a person. #: ''He wrongs you by his actions.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[hurt]] *[[ruin]] ===Antonyms=== *[[right]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[wronged]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # An immoral act. #: ''They accused him of wrongs against humanity.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[crime]] ===See also=== *[[justice]] [[en:wrong]] [[fa:wrong]] [[fr:wrong]] [[hy:wrong]] [[io:wrong]] [[it:wrong]] [[kk:wrong]] [[ku:wrong]] [[hu:wrong]] [[ja:wrong]] [[ru:wrong]] [[fi:wrong]] [[ta:wrong]] [[vi:wrong]] [[uk:wrong]] [[zh:wrong]] 2545 6276 2006-03-31T15:51:23Z Cromwellt 61 created wotd <big>'''wrong'''</big> <small>adjective</small> # Not [[right]], [[incorrect]]. #: ''That answer is wrong.'' # Not [[moral]]. #: ''What you did was wrong.'' <small>verb</small> # To do something that [[hurt]]s a person. #: ''He wrongs you by his actions.'' <small>noun</small> # An immoral [[act]]. #: ''They accused him of wrongs against humanity.'' <small>[[wrong|Read full entry]]</small> 2546 6277 2006-03-31T15:58:34Z Cromwellt 61 created entry, wotd {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|04|24}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A large piece of [[fabric]] to catch [[wind]]. #: ''They folded the sail.'' ==Verb== {{verb|sail|sails|sailed|sailing}} # To move using the wind. #: ''They sail around the world every year.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[sailboat]] *[[sailfish]] *[[sailing]] *[[sailor]] [[en:sail]] 7666 2006-07-19T09:56:51Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: el, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ko, zh {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|04|24}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A large piece of [[fabric]] to catch [[wind]]. #: ''They folded the sail.'' ==Verb== {{verb|sail|sails|sailed|sailing}} # To move using the wind. #: ''They sail around the world every year.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[sailboat]] *[[sailfish]] *[[sailing]] *[[sailor]] [[el:sail]] [[en:sail]] [[fr:sail]] [[ko:sail]] [[io:sail]] [[it:sail]] [[hu:sail]] [[fi:sail]] [[zh:sail]] 9117 2006-08-22T03:03:25Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: sv {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|04|24}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A large piece of [[fabric]] to catch [[wind]]. #: ''They folded the sail.'' ==Verb== {{verb|sail|sails|sailed|sailing}} # To move using the wind. #: ''They sail around the world every year.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[sailboat]] *[[sailfish]] *[[sailing]] *[[sailor]] [[el:sail]] [[en:sail]] [[fr:sail]] [[ko:sail]] [[io:sail]] [[it:sail]] [[hu:sail]] [[fi:sail]] [[sv:sail]] [[zh:sail]] 9751 2006-09-10T14:21:56Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|04|24}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A large piece of [[fabric]] to catch [[wind]]. #: ''They folded the sail.'' ==Verb== {{verb|sail|sails|sailed|sailing}} # To move using the wind. #: ''They sail around the world every year.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[sailboat]] *[[sailfish]] *[[sailing]] *[[sailor]] [[el:sail]] [[en:sail]] [[fr:sail]] [[ko:sail]] [[io:sail]] [[it:sail]] [[hu:sail]] [[fi:sail]] [[sv:sail]] [[vi:sail]] [[zh:sail]] 10755 2006-10-10T15:45:50Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[hy:sail]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|04|24}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A large piece of [[fabric]] to catch [[wind]]. #: ''They folded the sail.'' ==Verb== {{verb|sail|sails|sailed|sailing}} # To move using the wind. #: ''They sail around the world every year.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[sailboat]] *[[sailfish]] *[[sailing]] *[[sailor]] [[el:sail]] [[en:sail]] [[fr:sail]] [[ko:sail]] [[hy:sail]] [[io:sail]] [[it:sail]] [[hu:sail]] [[fi:sail]] [[sv:sail]] [[vi:sail]] [[zh:sail]] 12004 2006-11-09T17:51:02Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ru:sail]], [[ta:sail]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|04|24}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A large piece of [[fabric]] to catch [[wind]]. #: ''They folded the sail.'' ==Verb== {{verb|sail|sails|sailed|sailing}} # To move using the wind. #: ''They sail around the world every year.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[sailboat]] *[[sailfish]] *[[sailing]] *[[sailor]] [[el:sail]] [[en:sail]] [[fr:sail]] [[ko:sail]] [[hy:sail]] [[io:sail]] [[it:sail]] [[hu:sail]] [[ru:sail]] [[fi:sail]] [[sv:sail]] [[ta:sail]] [[vi:sail]] [[zh:sail]] 2547 6278 2006-03-31T15:59:44Z Cromwellt 61 created wotd <big>'''sail'''</big> <small>noun</small> # A large piece of [[fabric]] to catch [[wind]]. #: ''They folded the sail.'' <small>verb</small> # To [[move]] using the wind. #: ''They sail around the world every year.'' <small>[[sail|Read full entry]]</small> 2548 6279 2006-03-31T16:13:16Z Cromwellt 61 created wotd <big>'''very'''</big> <small>adverb</small> # [[intensifier|Intensifier]] (adds [[emphasis]]) used with [[adjective]]s and other [[adverb]]s. #: ''He was very young.'' <small>adjective</small> # [[actual|Actual]], [[same]]. #: ''It was the very boy who helped me.'' # [[exact|Exact]]. #: ''This man is the very one for the job.'' <small>[[very|Read full entry]]</small> 2549 6280 2006-03-31T16:13:26Z Cromwellt 61 created entry, wotd {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|04|25}} ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # [[intensifier|Intensifier]] (adds [[emphasis]]) used with [[adjective]]s and other [[adverb]]s. #: ''He was very young.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[quite]] *[[extremely]] *[[incredibly]] *[[awfully]] *[[exceptionally]] *[[exceedingly]] *[[especially]] *[[dreadfully]] *[[extraordinarily]] *[[enormously]] *[[fantastically]] *[[vastly]] *[[tremendously]] *[[really]] *[[particularly]] *[[truly]] *[[terrifically]] *[[terribly]] *[[completely]] *[[entirely]] *[[totally]] *[[utterly]] *[[absolutely]] *[[fully]] *[[wholly]] ===Antonyms=== *[[somewhat]] *[[slightly]] *[[vaguely]] *[[faintly]] *[[little]] *[[some]] *[[not at all]] *[[partly]] *[[barely]] *[[weakly]] *[[imperceptibly]] *[[indistinctly]] *[[not very]] ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} # [[actual|Actual]], [[same]]. #: ''It was the very boy who helped me.'' # Exact. #: ''This man is the very one for the job.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''actual'') [[actual]], [[same]], [[self-same]], [[identical]], [[very same]] *(''exact'') [[exact]], [[precise]] ===Antonyms=== *(''actual'') [[different]], [[not identical]] *(''exact'') [[inexact]], [[imprecise]] ===See also=== *[[even]] *[[just]] [[en:very]] 7751 2006-07-19T12:43:32Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: es, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, ko, pl, pt, zh {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|04|25}} ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # [[intensifier|Intensifier]] (adds [[emphasis]]) used with [[adjective]]s and other [[adverb]]s. #: ''He was very young.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[quite]] *[[extremely]] *[[incredibly]] *[[awfully]] *[[exceptionally]] *[[exceedingly]] *[[especially]] *[[dreadfully]] *[[extraordinarily]] *[[enormously]] *[[fantastically]] *[[vastly]] *[[tremendously]] *[[really]] *[[particularly]] *[[truly]] *[[terrifically]] *[[terribly]] *[[completely]] *[[entirely]] *[[totally]] *[[utterly]] *[[absolutely]] *[[fully]] *[[wholly]] ===Antonyms=== *[[somewhat]] *[[slightly]] *[[vaguely]] *[[faintly]] *[[little]] *[[some]] *[[not at all]] *[[partly]] *[[barely]] *[[weakly]] *[[imperceptibly]] *[[indistinctly]] *[[not very]] ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} # [[actual|Actual]], [[same]]. #: ''It was the very boy who helped me.'' # Exact. #: ''This man is the very one for the job.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''actual'') [[actual]], [[same]], [[self-same]], [[identical]], [[very same]] *(''exact'') [[exact]], [[precise]] ===Antonyms=== *(''actual'') [[different]], [[not identical]] *(''exact'') [[inexact]], [[imprecise]] ===See also=== *[[even]] *[[just]] [[en:very]] [[es:very]] [[fr:very]] [[ko:very]] [[io:very]] [[it:very]] [[hu:very]] [[ja:very]] [[pl:very]] [[pt:very]] [[fi:very]] [[zh:very]] 8575 2006-08-10T12:57:55Z Brett 77 /* Adjective */ {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|04|25}} ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # [[intensifier|Intensifier]] (adds [[emphasis]]) used with [[adjective]]s and other [[adverb]]s. #: ''He was very young.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[quite]] *[[extremely]] *[[incredibly]] *[[awfully]] *[[exceptionally]] *[[exceedingly]] *[[especially]] *[[dreadfully]] *[[extraordinarily]] *[[enormously]] *[[fantastically]] *[[vastly]] *[[tremendously]] *[[really]] *[[particularly]] *[[truly]] *[[terrifically]] *[[terribly]] *[[completely]] *[[entirely]] *[[totally]] *[[utterly]] *[[absolutely]] *[[fully]] *[[wholly]] ===Antonyms=== *[[somewhat]] *[[slightly]] *[[vaguely]] *[[faintly]] *[[little]] *[[some]] *[[not at all]] *[[partly]] *[[barely]] *[[weakly]] *[[imperceptibly]] *[[indistinctly]] *[[not very]] ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} # [[actual|Actual]], [[same]]. #: ''It was the '''very''' boy who helped me.'' # Exact. #: ''This man is the '''very''' one for the job.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''actual'') [[actual]], [[same]], [[self-same]], [[identical]], [[very same]] *(''exact'') [[exact]], [[precise]] ===Antonyms=== *(''actual'') [[different]], [[not identical]] *(''exact'') [[inexact]], [[imprecise]] ===See also=== *[[even]] *[[just]] [[en:very]] [[es:very]] [[fr:very]] [[ko:very]] [[io:very]] [[it:very]] [[hu:very]] [[ja:very]] [[pl:very]] [[pt:very]] [[fi:very]] [[zh:very]] 9915 2006-09-24T11:37:44Z Tangobot 116 Robot: Automated text replacement (-{{adjective2}} +{{adjective}}) {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|04|25}} ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # [[intensifier|Intensifier]] (adds [[emphasis]]) used with [[adjective]]s and other [[adverb]]s. #: ''He was very young.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[quite]] *[[extremely]] *[[incredibly]] *[[awfully]] *[[exceptionally]] *[[exceedingly]] *[[especially]] *[[dreadfully]] *[[extraordinarily]] *[[enormously]] *[[fantastically]] *[[vastly]] *[[tremendously]] *[[really]] *[[particularly]] *[[truly]] *[[terrifically]] *[[terribly]] *[[completely]] *[[entirely]] *[[totally]] *[[utterly]] *[[absolutely]] *[[fully]] *[[wholly]] ===Antonyms=== *[[somewhat]] *[[slightly]] *[[vaguely]] *[[faintly]] *[[little]] *[[some]] *[[not at all]] *[[partly]] *[[barely]] *[[weakly]] *[[imperceptibly]] *[[indistinctly]] *[[not very]] ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # [[actual|Actual]], [[same]]. #: ''It was the '''very''' boy who helped me.'' # Exact. #: ''This man is the '''very''' one for the job.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''actual'') [[actual]], [[same]], [[self-same]], [[identical]], [[very same]] *(''exact'') [[exact]], [[precise]] ===Antonyms=== *(''actual'') [[different]], [[not identical]] *(''exact'') [[inexact]], [[imprecise]] ===See also=== *[[even]] *[[just]] [[en:very]] [[es:very]] [[fr:very]] [[ko:very]] [[io:very]] [[it:very]] [[hu:very]] [[ja:very]] [[pl:very]] [[pt:very]] [[fi:very]] [[zh:very]] 11081 2006-10-15T02:00:14Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy, kk, uk, vi {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|04|25}} ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # [[intensifier|Intensifier]] (adds [[emphasis]]) used with [[adjective]]s and other [[adverb]]s. #: ''He was very young.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[quite]] *[[extremely]] *[[incredibly]] *[[awfully]] *[[exceptionally]] *[[exceedingly]] *[[especially]] *[[dreadfully]] *[[extraordinarily]] *[[enormously]] *[[fantastically]] *[[vastly]] *[[tremendously]] *[[really]] *[[particularly]] *[[truly]] *[[terrifically]] *[[terribly]] *[[completely]] *[[entirely]] *[[totally]] *[[utterly]] *[[absolutely]] *[[fully]] *[[wholly]] ===Antonyms=== *[[somewhat]] *[[slightly]] *[[vaguely]] *[[faintly]] *[[little]] *[[some]] *[[not at all]] *[[partly]] *[[barely]] *[[weakly]] *[[imperceptibly]] *[[indistinctly]] *[[not very]] ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # [[actual|Actual]], [[same]]. #: ''It was the '''very''' boy who helped me.'' # Exact. #: ''This man is the '''very''' one for the job.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''actual'') [[actual]], [[same]], [[self-same]], [[identical]], [[very same]] *(''exact'') [[exact]], [[precise]] ===Antonyms=== *(''actual'') [[different]], [[not identical]] *(''exact'') [[inexact]], [[imprecise]] ===See also=== *[[even]] *[[just]] [[en:very]] [[es:very]] [[fr:very]] [[ko:very]] [[hy:very]] [[io:very]] [[it:very]] [[kk:very]] [[hu:very]] [[ja:very]] [[pl:very]] [[pt:very]] [[fi:very]] [[vi:very]] [[uk:very]] [[zh:very]] 13282 2006-12-03T21:53:08Z Coppertwig 139 /* Adverb */ changing words to BE850 {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|04|25}} ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # Much; quite. ''Using '''very''' makes the adjective or adverb stronger.'' #: ''He was very young.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[quite]] *[[extremely]] *[[incredibly]] *[[awfully]] *[[exceptionally]] *[[exceedingly]] *[[especially]] *[[dreadfully]] *[[extraordinarily]] *[[enormously]] *[[fantastically]] *[[vastly]] *[[tremendously]] *[[really]] *[[particularly]] *[[truly]] *[[terrifically]] *[[terribly]] *[[completely]] *[[entirely]] *[[totally]] *[[utterly]] *[[absolutely]] *[[fully]] *[[wholly]] ===Antonyms=== *[[somewhat]] *[[slightly]] *[[vaguely]] *[[faintly]] *[[little]] *[[some]] *[[not at all]] *[[partly]] *[[barely]] *[[weakly]] *[[imperceptibly]] *[[indistinctly]] *[[not very]] ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # [[actual|Actual]], [[same]]. #: ''It was the '''very''' boy who helped me.'' # Exact. #: ''This man is the '''very''' one for the job.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''actual'') [[actual]], [[same]], [[self-same]], [[identical]], [[very same]] *(''exact'') [[exact]], [[precise]] ===Antonyms=== *(''actual'') [[different]], [[not identical]] *(''exact'') [[inexact]], [[imprecise]] ===See also=== *[[even]] *[[just]] [[en:very]] [[es:very]] [[fr:very]] [[ko:very]] [[hy:very]] [[io:very]] [[it:very]] [[kk:very]] [[hu:very]] [[ja:very]] [[pl:very]] [[pt:very]] [[fi:very]] [[vi:very]] [[uk:very]] [[zh:very]] 2550 6281 2006-03-31T16:24:01Z Cromwellt 61 created entry, wotd {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|04|26}} ==Verb== {{verb|join|joins|joined|joining}} # To bring [[together]], [[unite]]. #: ''Their lives were joined.'' # To [[go]] with, [[accompany]]. #: ''I will join you on your walk.'' # To [[become]] a part. #: ''Join the club.'' # To make a [[link]]. #: ''He joins the houses with a secret passage.'' # To [[take]] [[hold]] of, [[clasp]]. #: ''They joined hands.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''to unite'') [[unite]], [[marry]], [[merge]], [[synthesize]], [[combine]], [[bring together]] *(''to accompany'') [[accompany]], [[go with]] *(''to become a part'') [[enter]], [[sign up]], [[inscribe]], [[unite]] *(''to make a link'') [[link]], [[bond]], [[associate]], [[connect]] *(''to clasp'') [[clasp]], [[unite]], [[bring together]], [[take hold]] ===Antonyms=== *(''to unite'') [[disjoin]], [[divorce]], [[unmerge]], [[break]], [[separate]], [[part]] *(''to accompany’’) [[leave]], [[part]] *(''to become a part'') [[resign]], [[exit]], [[quit]] *(''to make a link'') [[unlink]], [[break]], [[disassociate]], [[part]], [[disconnect]] *(''to clasp'') [[unclasp]], [[let go]], [[separate]], [[disjoin]], [[part]] ===Derived words=== *[[disjoin]] *[[rejoin]] *[[enjoin]] *[[disjoint]] *[[disjointed]] *[[joint]] *[[jointed]] *[[join up]] *[[join in]] *[[join with]] *[[join together]] ===See also=== *[[part]] *[[club]] *[[unity]] *[[inscription]] *[[sign-ups]] [[en:join]] 7573 2006-07-19T06:11:50Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: fi, fr, hu, io, it, pt, zh {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|04|26}} ==Verb== {{verb|join|joins|joined|joining}} # To bring [[together]], [[unite]]. #: ''Their lives were joined.'' # To [[go]] with, [[accompany]]. #: ''I will join you on your walk.'' # To [[become]] a part. #: ''Join the club.'' # To make a [[link]]. #: ''He joins the houses with a secret passage.'' # To [[take]] [[hold]] of, [[clasp]]. #: ''They joined hands.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''to unite'') [[unite]], [[marry]], [[merge]], [[synthesize]], [[combine]], [[bring together]] *(''to accompany'') [[accompany]], [[go with]] *(''to become a part'') [[enter]], [[sign up]], [[inscribe]], [[unite]] *(''to make a link'') [[link]], [[bond]], [[associate]], [[connect]] *(''to clasp'') [[clasp]], [[unite]], [[bring together]], [[take hold]] ===Antonyms=== *(''to unite'') [[disjoin]], [[divorce]], [[unmerge]], [[break]], [[separate]], [[part]] *(''to accompany’’) [[leave]], [[part]] *(''to become a part'') [[resign]], [[exit]], [[quit]] *(''to make a link'') [[unlink]], [[break]], [[disassociate]], [[part]], [[disconnect]] *(''to clasp'') [[unclasp]], [[let go]], [[separate]], [[disjoin]], [[part]] ===Derived words=== *[[disjoin]] *[[rejoin]] *[[enjoin]] *[[disjoint]] *[[disjointed]] *[[joint]] *[[jointed]] *[[join up]] *[[join in]] *[[join with]] *[[join together]] ===See also=== *[[part]] *[[club]] *[[unity]] *[[inscription]] *[[sign-ups]] [[en:join]] [[fr:join]] [[io:join]] [[it:join]] [[hu:join]] [[pt:join]] [[fi:join]] [[zh:join]] 9655 2006-09-10T13:19:28Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ta, vi {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|04|26}} ==Verb== {{verb|join|joins|joined|joining}} # To bring [[together]], [[unite]]. #: ''Their lives were joined.'' # To [[go]] with, [[accompany]]. #: ''I will join you on your walk.'' # To [[become]] a part. #: ''Join the club.'' # To make a [[link]]. #: ''He joins the houses with a secret passage.'' # To [[take]] [[hold]] of, [[clasp]]. #: ''They joined hands.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''to unite'') [[unite]], [[marry]], [[merge]], [[synthesize]], [[combine]], [[bring together]] *(''to accompany'') [[accompany]], [[go with]] *(''to become a part'') [[enter]], [[sign up]], [[inscribe]], [[unite]] *(''to make a link'') [[link]], [[bond]], [[associate]], [[connect]] *(''to clasp'') [[clasp]], [[unite]], [[bring together]], [[take hold]] ===Antonyms=== *(''to unite'') [[disjoin]], [[divorce]], [[unmerge]], [[break]], [[separate]], [[part]] *(''to accompany’’) [[leave]], [[part]] *(''to become a part'') [[resign]], [[exit]], [[quit]] *(''to make a link'') [[unlink]], [[break]], [[disassociate]], [[part]], [[disconnect]] *(''to clasp'') [[unclasp]], [[let go]], [[separate]], [[disjoin]], [[part]] ===Derived words=== *[[disjoin]] *[[rejoin]] *[[enjoin]] *[[disjoint]] *[[disjointed]] *[[joint]] *[[jointed]] *[[join up]] *[[join in]] *[[join with]] *[[join together]] ===See also=== *[[part]] *[[club]] *[[unity]] *[[inscription]] *[[sign-ups]] [[en:join]] [[fr:join]] [[io:join]] [[it:join]] [[hu:join]] [[pt:join]] [[fi:join]] [[ta:join]] [[vi:join]] [[zh:join]] 10975 2006-10-13T20:54:12Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:join]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|04|26}} ==Verb== {{verb|join|joins|joined|joining}} # To bring [[together]], [[unite]]. #: ''Their lives were joined.'' # To [[go]] with, [[accompany]]. #: ''I will join you on your walk.'' # To [[become]] a part. #: ''Join the club.'' # To make a [[link]]. #: ''He joins the houses with a secret passage.'' # To [[take]] [[hold]] of, [[clasp]]. #: ''They joined hands.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''to unite'') [[unite]], [[marry]], [[merge]], [[synthesize]], [[combine]], [[bring together]] *(''to accompany'') [[accompany]], [[go with]] *(''to become a part'') [[enter]], [[sign up]], [[inscribe]], [[unite]] *(''to make a link'') [[link]], [[bond]], [[associate]], [[connect]] *(''to clasp'') [[clasp]], [[unite]], [[bring together]], [[take hold]] ===Antonyms=== *(''to unite'') [[disjoin]], [[divorce]], [[unmerge]], [[break]], [[separate]], [[part]] *(''to accompany’’) [[leave]], [[part]] *(''to become a part'') [[resign]], [[exit]], [[quit]] *(''to make a link'') [[unlink]], [[break]], [[disassociate]], [[part]], [[disconnect]] *(''to clasp'') [[unclasp]], [[let go]], [[separate]], [[disjoin]], [[part]] ===Derived words=== *[[disjoin]] *[[rejoin]] *[[enjoin]] *[[disjoint]] *[[disjointed]] *[[joint]] *[[jointed]] *[[join up]] *[[join in]] *[[join with]] *[[join together]] ===See also=== *[[part]] *[[club]] *[[unity]] *[[inscription]] *[[sign-ups]] [[en:join]] [[fr:join]] [[io:join]] [[it:join]] [[kk:join]] [[hu:join]] [[pt:join]] [[fi:join]] [[ta:join]] [[vi:join]] [[zh:join]] 11305 2006-10-18T16:10:50Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:join]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|04|26}} ==Verb== {{verb|join|joins|joined|joining}} # To bring [[together]], [[unite]]. #: ''Their lives were joined.'' # To [[go]] with, [[accompany]]. #: ''I will join you on your walk.'' # To [[become]] a part. #: ''Join the club.'' # To make a [[link]]. #: ''He joins the houses with a secret passage.'' # To [[take]] [[hold]] of, [[clasp]]. #: ''They joined hands.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''to unite'') [[unite]], [[marry]], [[merge]], [[synthesize]], [[combine]], [[bring together]] *(''to accompany'') [[accompany]], [[go with]] *(''to become a part'') [[enter]], [[sign up]], [[inscribe]], [[unite]] *(''to make a link'') [[link]], [[bond]], [[associate]], [[connect]] *(''to clasp'') [[clasp]], [[unite]], [[bring together]], [[take hold]] ===Antonyms=== *(''to unite'') [[disjoin]], [[divorce]], [[unmerge]], [[break]], [[separate]], [[part]] *(''to accompany’’) [[leave]], [[part]] *(''to become a part'') [[resign]], [[exit]], [[quit]] *(''to make a link'') [[unlink]], [[break]], [[disassociate]], [[part]], [[disconnect]] *(''to clasp'') [[unclasp]], [[let go]], [[separate]], [[disjoin]], [[part]] ===Derived words=== *[[disjoin]] *[[rejoin]] *[[enjoin]] *[[disjoint]] *[[disjointed]] *[[joint]] *[[jointed]] *[[join up]] *[[join in]] *[[join with]] *[[join together]] ===See also=== *[[part]] *[[club]] *[[unity]] *[[inscription]] *[[sign-ups]] [[en:join]] [[fr:join]] [[io:join]] [[it:join]] [[kk:join]] [[hu:join]] [[pt:join]] [[ru:join]] [[fi:join]] [[ta:join]] [[vi:join]] [[zh:join]] 13581 2006-12-10T19:13:11Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:join]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|04|26}} ==Verb== {{verb|join|joins|joined|joining}} # To bring [[together]], [[unite]]. #: ''Their lives were joined.'' # To [[go]] with, [[accompany]]. #: ''I will join you on your walk.'' # To [[become]] a part. #: ''Join the club.'' # To make a [[link]]. #: ''He joins the houses with a secret passage.'' # To [[take]] [[hold]] of, [[clasp]]. #: ''They joined hands.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''to unite'') [[unite]], [[marry]], [[merge]], [[synthesize]], [[combine]], [[bring together]] *(''to accompany'') [[accompany]], [[go with]] *(''to become a part'') [[enter]], [[sign up]], [[inscribe]], [[unite]] *(''to make a link'') [[link]], [[bond]], [[associate]], [[connect]] *(''to clasp'') [[clasp]], [[unite]], [[bring together]], [[take hold]] ===Antonyms=== *(''to unite'') [[disjoin]], [[divorce]], [[unmerge]], [[break]], [[separate]], [[part]] *(''to accompany’’) [[leave]], [[part]] *(''to become a part'') [[resign]], [[exit]], [[quit]] *(''to make a link'') [[unlink]], [[break]], [[disassociate]], [[part]], [[disconnect]] *(''to clasp'') [[unclasp]], [[let go]], [[separate]], [[disjoin]], [[part]] ===Derived words=== *[[disjoin]] *[[rejoin]] *[[enjoin]] *[[disjoint]] *[[disjointed]] *[[joint]] *[[jointed]] *[[join up]] *[[join in]] *[[join with]] *[[join together]] ===See also=== *[[part]] *[[club]] *[[unity]] *[[inscription]] *[[sign-ups]] [[en:join]] [[fa:join]] [[fr:join]] [[io:join]] [[it:join]] [[kk:join]] [[hu:join]] [[pt:join]] [[ru:join]] [[fi:join]] [[ta:join]] [[vi:join]] [[zh:join]] 2551 6282 2006-03-31T16:25:34Z Cromwellt 61 created wotd <big>'''join'''</big> <small>verb</small> # To bring [[together]], [[unite]]. #: ''Their lives were joined.'' # To [[go]] with, [[accompany]]. #: ''I will join you on your walk.'' # To [[become]] a part. #: ''Join the club.'' # To make a [[link]]. #: ''He joins the houses with a secret passage.'' # To [[take hold]] of, [[clasp]]. #: ''They joined hands.'' <small>[[join|Read full entry]]</small> 2552 6283 2006-03-31T16:33:08Z Cromwellt 61 created entry, wotd {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|04|27}} ==Noun== {{noun|kick|kicks}} # A [[hit]] using the [[foot]]. #: ''I gave the door a kick.'' ==Verb== {{verb|kick|kicks|kicked|kicking}} # To [[attack]] with the foot. #: ''She kicked the door down.'' ===Derived words and phrases== *[[kick in]] *[[kick up]] *[[kick down]] *[[kick over]] *[[alive and kicking]] *[[kick butt]] *[[be a kick]] *[[get a kick out of]] *[[kick back]] ===See also=== *[[martial art]] *[[punch]] *[[throw]] [[en:kick]] 7567 2006-07-19T06:01:00Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: fi, fr, hu, it, vi, zh {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|04|27}} ==Noun== {{noun|kick|kicks}} # A [[hit]] using the [[foot]]. #: ''I gave the door a kick.'' ==Verb== {{verb|kick|kicks|kicked|kicking}} # To [[attack]] with the foot. #: ''She kicked the door down.'' ===Derived words and phrases== *[[kick in]] *[[kick up]] *[[kick down]] *[[kick over]] *[[alive and kicking]] *[[kick butt]] *[[be a kick]] *[[get a kick out of]] *[[kick back]] ===See also=== *[[martial art]] *[[punch]] *[[throw]] [[en:kick]] [[fr:kick]] [[it:kick]] [[hu:kick]] [[fi:kick]] [[vi:kick]] [[zh:kick]] 7965 2006-07-22T23:28:08Z Kappa 92 /* =Derived words and phrases */ fmt {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|04|27}} ==Noun== {{noun|kick|kicks}} # A [[hit]] using the [[foot]]. #: ''I gave the door a kick.'' ==Verb== {{verb|kick|kicks|kicked|kicking}} # To [[attack]] with the foot. #: ''She kicked the door down.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[kick in]] *[[kick up]] *[[kick down]] *[[kick over]] *[[alive and kicking]] *[[kick butt]] *[[be a kick]] *[[get a kick out of]] *[[kick back]] ===See also=== *[[martial art]] *[[punch]] *[[throw]] [[en:kick]] [[fr:kick]] [[it:kick]] [[hu:kick]] [[fi:kick]] [[vi:kick]] [[zh:kick]] 7966 2006-07-22T23:33:39Z Kappa 92 kickboxing pic {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|04|27}} ==Noun== {{noun|kick|kicks}} # A [[hit]] using the [[foot]]. #: ''I gave the door a kick.'' ==Verb== {{verb|kick|kicks|kicked|kicking}} # To [[attack]] with the foot. #: ''She kicked the door down.'' [[Image:Kickboxing kick to the midsection.jpg|thumb|A man kicking another man.]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[kick in]] *[[kick up]] *[[kick down]] *[[kick over]] *[[alive and kicking]] *[[kick butt]] *[[be a kick]] *[[get a kick out of]] *[[kick back]] ===See also=== *[[martial art]] *[[punch]] *[[throw]] [[en:kick]] [[fr:kick]] [[it:kick]] [[hu:kick]] [[fi:kick]] [[vi:kick]] [[zh:kick]] 9044 2006-08-22T00:37:42Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ta {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|04|27}} ==Noun== {{noun|kick|kicks}} # A [[hit]] using the [[foot]]. #: ''I gave the door a kick.'' ==Verb== {{verb|kick|kicks|kicked|kicking}} # To [[attack]] with the foot. #: ''She kicked the door down.'' [[Image:Kickboxing kick to the midsection.jpg|thumb|A man kicking another man.]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[kick in]] *[[kick up]] *[[kick down]] *[[kick over]] *[[alive and kicking]] *[[kick butt]] *[[be a kick]] *[[get a kick out of]] *[[kick back]] ===See also=== *[[martial art]] *[[punch]] *[[throw]] [[en:kick]] [[fr:kick]] [[it:kick]] [[hu:kick]] [[fi:kick]] [[ta:kick]] [[vi:kick]] [[zh:kick]] 9649 2006-09-10T13:18:28Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: io {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|04|27}} ==Noun== {{noun|kick|kicks}} # A [[hit]] using the [[foot]]. #: ''I gave the door a kick.'' ==Verb== {{verb|kick|kicks|kicked|kicking}} # To [[attack]] with the foot. #: ''She kicked the door down.'' [[Image:Kickboxing kick to the midsection.jpg|thumb|A man kicking another man.]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[kick in]] *[[kick up]] *[[kick down]] *[[kick over]] *[[alive and kicking]] *[[kick butt]] *[[be a kick]] *[[get a kick out of]] *[[kick back]] ===See also=== *[[martial art]] *[[punch]] *[[throw]] [[en:kick]] [[fr:kick]] [[io:kick]] [[it:kick]] [[hu:kick]] [[fi:kick]] [[ta:kick]] [[vi:kick]] [[zh:kick]] 10971 2006-10-13T20:44:59Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:kick]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|04|27}} ==Noun== {{noun|kick|kicks}} # A [[hit]] using the [[foot]]. #: ''I gave the door a kick.'' ==Verb== {{verb|kick|kicks|kicked|kicking}} # To [[attack]] with the foot. #: ''She kicked the door down.'' [[Image:Kickboxing kick to the midsection.jpg|thumb|A man kicking another man.]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[kick in]] *[[kick up]] *[[kick down]] *[[kick over]] *[[alive and kicking]] *[[kick butt]] *[[be a kick]] *[[get a kick out of]] *[[kick back]] ===See also=== *[[martial art]] *[[punch]] *[[throw]] [[en:kick]] [[fr:kick]] [[io:kick]] [[it:kick]] [[kk:kick]] [[hu:kick]] [[fi:kick]] [[ta:kick]] [[vi:kick]] [[zh:kick]] 2553 6284 2006-03-31T16:33:40Z Cromwellt 61 created wotd <big>'''kick'''</big> <small>noun</small> # A [[hit]] using the [[foot]]. #: ''I gave the door a kick.'' <small>verb</small> # To [[attack]] with the foot. #: ''She kicked the door down.'' <small>[[able|Read full entry]]</small> 2554 6285 2006-03-31T21:06:42Z Cromwellt 61 created entry, wotd {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|04|28}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[trip]]. #: ''Timothy left on a long journey.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[voyage]] *[[trip]] *[[passage]] ===Types of journey=== *[[on foot]] *[[land]] *[[overland]] *[[sea]] *[[air]] *[[one-way]] *[[round-trip]] *[[life]] *[[cruise]] *[[sightseeing]] ===Derived words=== *[[journeyer]] *[[journeyman]] ==Verb== {{verb|journey|journeys|journeyed|journeying}} # To travel. #: ''We journeyed from town to town.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[travel]] *[[go]] *[[move]] *[[pass]] *[[voyage]] *[[transfer]] ===Antonyms=== *[[remain]] *[[stay]] *[[abide]] ===See also=== *[[voyager]] *[[transportation]] *[[ticket]] *[[sights]] *[[embarkation]] *[[disembarkation]] *[[departure]] *[[arrival]] *[[origin]] *[[destination]] *[[leave]] *[[arrive]] *[[country]] *[[city]] *[[nation]] *[[foreign]] *[[bus]] *[[plane]] *[[car]] *[[boat]] *[[ship]] *[[luxury]] *[[economy]] *[[first class]] *[[second class]] *[[third class]] *[[business class]] *[[coach]] *[[economy class]] [[en:journey]] 7572 2006-07-19T06:10:00Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ang, el, fi, fr, hu, it, ko, vi, zh {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|04|28}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[trip]]. #: ''Timothy left on a long journey.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[voyage]] *[[trip]] *[[passage]] ===Types of journey=== *[[on foot]] *[[land]] *[[overland]] *[[sea]] *[[air]] *[[one-way]] *[[round-trip]] *[[life]] *[[cruise]] *[[sightseeing]] ===Derived words=== *[[journeyer]] *[[journeyman]] ==Verb== {{verb|journey|journeys|journeyed|journeying}} # To travel. #: ''We journeyed from town to town.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[travel]] *[[go]] *[[move]] *[[pass]] *[[voyage]] *[[transfer]] ===Antonyms=== *[[remain]] *[[stay]] *[[abide]] ===See also=== *[[voyager]] *[[transportation]] *[[ticket]] *[[sights]] *[[embarkation]] *[[disembarkation]] *[[departure]] *[[arrival]] *[[origin]] *[[destination]] *[[leave]] *[[arrive]] *[[country]] *[[city]] *[[nation]] *[[foreign]] *[[bus]] *[[plane]] *[[car]] *[[boat]] *[[ship]] *[[luxury]] *[[economy]] *[[first class]] *[[second class]] *[[third class]] *[[business class]] *[[coach]] *[[economy class]] [[ang:journey]] [[el:journey]] [[en:journey]] [[fr:journey]] [[ko:journey]] [[it:journey]] [[hu:journey]] [[fi:journey]] [[vi:journey]] [[zh:journey]] 9045 2006-08-22T00:38:30Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: io, ta {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|04|28}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[trip]]. #: ''Timothy left on a long journey.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[voyage]] *[[trip]] *[[passage]] ===Types of journey=== *[[on foot]] *[[land]] *[[overland]] *[[sea]] *[[air]] *[[one-way]] *[[round-trip]] *[[life]] *[[cruise]] *[[sightseeing]] ===Derived words=== *[[journeyer]] *[[journeyman]] ==Verb== {{verb|journey|journeys|journeyed|journeying}} # To travel. #: ''We journeyed from town to town.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[travel]] *[[go]] *[[move]] *[[pass]] *[[voyage]] *[[transfer]] ===Antonyms=== *[[remain]] *[[stay]] *[[abide]] ===See also=== *[[voyager]] *[[transportation]] *[[ticket]] *[[sights]] *[[embarkation]] *[[disembarkation]] *[[departure]] *[[arrival]] *[[origin]] *[[destination]] *[[leave]] *[[arrive]] *[[country]] *[[city]] *[[nation]] *[[foreign]] *[[bus]] *[[plane]] *[[car]] *[[boat]] *[[ship]] *[[luxury]] *[[economy]] *[[first class]] *[[second class]] *[[third class]] *[[business class]] *[[coach]] *[[economy class]] [[ang:journey]] [[el:journey]] [[en:journey]] [[fr:journey]] [[ko:journey]] [[io:journey]] [[it:journey]] [[hu:journey]] [[fi:journey]] [[ta:journey]] [[vi:journey]] [[zh:journey]] 9653 2006-09-10T13:19:08Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: pt {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|04|28}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[trip]]. #: ''Timothy left on a long journey.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[voyage]] *[[trip]] *[[passage]] ===Types of journey=== *[[on foot]] *[[land]] *[[overland]] *[[sea]] *[[air]] *[[one-way]] *[[round-trip]] *[[life]] *[[cruise]] *[[sightseeing]] ===Derived words=== *[[journeyer]] *[[journeyman]] ==Verb== {{verb|journey|journeys|journeyed|journeying}} # To travel. #: ''We journeyed from town to town.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[travel]] *[[go]] *[[move]] *[[pass]] *[[voyage]] *[[transfer]] ===Antonyms=== *[[remain]] *[[stay]] *[[abide]] ===See also=== *[[voyager]] *[[transportation]] *[[ticket]] *[[sights]] *[[embarkation]] *[[disembarkation]] *[[departure]] *[[arrival]] *[[origin]] *[[destination]] *[[leave]] *[[arrive]] *[[country]] *[[city]] *[[nation]] *[[foreign]] *[[bus]] *[[plane]] *[[car]] *[[boat]] *[[ship]] *[[luxury]] *[[economy]] *[[first class]] *[[second class]] *[[third class]] *[[business class]] *[[coach]] *[[economy class]] [[ang:journey]] [[el:journey]] [[en:journey]] [[fr:journey]] [[ko:journey]] [[io:journey]] [[it:journey]] [[hu:journey]] [[pt:journey]] [[fi:journey]] [[ta:journey]] [[vi:journey]] [[zh:journey]] 10746 2006-10-10T14:43:43Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[hy:journey]], [[kk:journey]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|04|28}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[trip]]. #: ''Timothy left on a long journey.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[voyage]] *[[trip]] *[[passage]] ===Types of journey=== *[[on foot]] *[[land]] *[[overland]] *[[sea]] *[[air]] *[[one-way]] *[[round-trip]] *[[life]] *[[cruise]] *[[sightseeing]] ===Derived words=== *[[journeyer]] *[[journeyman]] ==Verb== {{verb|journey|journeys|journeyed|journeying}} # To travel. #: ''We journeyed from town to town.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[travel]] *[[go]] *[[move]] *[[pass]] *[[voyage]] *[[transfer]] ===Antonyms=== *[[remain]] *[[stay]] *[[abide]] ===See also=== *[[voyager]] *[[transportation]] *[[ticket]] *[[sights]] *[[embarkation]] *[[disembarkation]] *[[departure]] *[[arrival]] *[[origin]] *[[destination]] *[[leave]] *[[arrive]] *[[country]] *[[city]] *[[nation]] *[[foreign]] *[[bus]] *[[plane]] *[[car]] *[[boat]] *[[ship]] *[[luxury]] *[[economy]] *[[first class]] *[[second class]] *[[third class]] *[[business class]] *[[coach]] *[[economy class]] [[ang:journey]] [[el:journey]] [[en:journey]] [[fr:journey]] [[ko:journey]] [[hy:journey]] [[io:journey]] [[it:journey]] [[kk:journey]] [[hu:journey]] [[pt:journey]] [[fi:journey]] [[ta:journey]] [[vi:journey]] [[zh:journey]] 2555 6286 2006-03-31T21:07:05Z Cromwellt 61 created wotd <big>'''journey'''</big> <small>noun</small> # A [[trip]]. #: ''Timothy left on a long journey.'' <small>verb</small> # To [[travel]]. #: ''We journeyed from town to town.'' <small>[[journey|Read full entry]]</small> 2556 6287 2006-03-31T21:25:20Z Cromwellt 61 created entry {{BE850}} ==Verb== {{verb|jump|jumps|jumped|jumping}} # To [[leave]] the [[ground]] with [[both]] [[foot|feet]] or all [[wheel]]s. #: ''He jumped for joy.'' # To be [[startled]]. #: ''I scared her and she jumped.'' # To [[suicide]]. #: ''She jumped to her death from the bridge.'' # To start a car using the [[battery]] [[power]] from another car. #: ''We used his car to jump ours.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''to leave the ground'') [[leap]], [[hop]], [[bound]], [[skip]], [[soar]], [[shoot]], [[fly]], [[jig]], [[hurdle]], [[catch air]], [[skydive]] *(''to be startled'') [[be startled]], [[be surprised]], [[start]], [[jerk]], [[flinch]], [[recoil]] *(''to suicide'') [[suicide]], [[kill yourself]] ===Derived words=== *[[jump up]] *[[jump down]] *[[jump start]] *[[jump in with both feet]] *[[jump for joy]] ===See also=== *[[air]] *[[landing]] *[[takeoff]] *[[airtime]] *[[Jump]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # [[movement|Movement]] totally into the [[air]]. #: ''The car did a jump.’’ # A [[ramp]] used to jump. #: ''He went off the jump at full speed.'' # A [[jolt]] or [[shock]] used to start a car. #: ''He used his car to give me a jump.'' # A sudden [[movement]] of surprise. #: ''It seems I suprised her, because she gave a little jump.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''movement totally into the air'') [[leap]], [[bound]], [[hop]], [[skip]], [[spring]], [[caper]], [[vault]] *(''a ramp'') [[ramp]], [[inclined plane]], [[incline]], [[slope]] *(''a jolt'') [[jolt]], [[shock]], [[jar]], [[zap]], [[surprise]] *(''a sudden movement'') [[jerk]], [[lurch]], [[start]] ===Derived words=== *[[jumpball]] *[[high jump]] *[[long jump]] *[[triple jump]] *[[ski jump]] *[[jumper cables]] *[[jumper]] *[[jumpstart]] ===See also=== *[[pole vault]] *[[hops]] *[[inclined slope]] *[[incline]] *[[airborne]] *[[start]] *[[surprise]] [[en:jump]] 7570 2006-07-19T06:06:10Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: el, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ta, th, zh {{BE850}} ==Verb== {{verb|jump|jumps|jumped|jumping}} # To [[leave]] the [[ground]] with [[both]] [[foot|feet]] or all [[wheel]]s. #: ''He jumped for joy.'' # To be [[startled]]. #: ''I scared her and she jumped.'' # To [[suicide]]. #: ''She jumped to her death from the bridge.'' # To start a car using the [[battery]] [[power]] from another car. #: ''We used his car to jump ours.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''to leave the ground'') [[leap]], [[hop]], [[bound]], [[skip]], [[soar]], [[shoot]], [[fly]], [[jig]], [[hurdle]], [[catch air]], [[skydive]] *(''to be startled'') [[be startled]], [[be surprised]], [[start]], [[jerk]], [[flinch]], [[recoil]] *(''to suicide'') [[suicide]], [[kill yourself]] ===Derived words=== *[[jump up]] *[[jump down]] *[[jump start]] *[[jump in with both feet]] *[[jump for joy]] ===See also=== *[[air]] *[[landing]] *[[takeoff]] *[[airtime]] *[[Jump]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # [[movement|Movement]] totally into the [[air]]. #: ''The car did a jump.’’ # A [[ramp]] used to jump. #: ''He went off the jump at full speed.'' # A [[jolt]] or [[shock]] used to start a car. #: ''He used his car to give me a jump.'' # A sudden [[movement]] of surprise. #: ''It seems I suprised her, because she gave a little jump.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''movement totally into the air'') [[leap]], [[bound]], [[hop]], [[skip]], [[spring]], [[caper]], [[vault]] *(''a ramp'') [[ramp]], [[inclined plane]], [[incline]], [[slope]] *(''a jolt'') [[jolt]], [[shock]], [[jar]], [[zap]], [[surprise]] *(''a sudden movement'') [[jerk]], [[lurch]], [[start]] ===Derived words=== *[[jumpball]] *[[high jump]] *[[long jump]] *[[triple jump]] *[[ski jump]] *[[jumper cables]] *[[jumper]] *[[jumpstart]] ===See also=== *[[pole vault]] *[[hops]] *[[inclined slope]] *[[incline]] *[[airborne]] *[[start]] *[[surprise]] [[el:jump]] [[en:jump]] [[fr:jump]] [[io:jump]] [[it:jump]] [[hu:jump]] [[fi:jump]] [[ta:jump]] [[th:jump]] [[zh:jump]] 9652 2006-09-10T13:18:58Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi {{BE850}} ==Verb== {{verb|jump|jumps|jumped|jumping}} # To [[leave]] the [[ground]] with [[both]] [[foot|feet]] or all [[wheel]]s. #: ''He jumped for joy.'' # To be [[startled]]. #: ''I scared her and she jumped.'' # To [[suicide]]. #: ''She jumped to her death from the bridge.'' # To start a car using the [[battery]] [[power]] from another car. #: ''We used his car to jump ours.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''to leave the ground'') [[leap]], [[hop]], [[bound]], [[skip]], [[soar]], [[shoot]], [[fly]], [[jig]], [[hurdle]], [[catch air]], [[skydive]] *(''to be startled'') [[be startled]], [[be surprised]], [[start]], [[jerk]], [[flinch]], [[recoil]] *(''to suicide'') [[suicide]], [[kill yourself]] ===Derived words=== *[[jump up]] *[[jump down]] *[[jump start]] *[[jump in with both feet]] *[[jump for joy]] ===See also=== *[[air]] *[[landing]] *[[takeoff]] *[[airtime]] *[[Jump]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # [[movement|Movement]] totally into the [[air]]. #: ''The car did a jump.’’ # A [[ramp]] used to jump. #: ''He went off the jump at full speed.'' # A [[jolt]] or [[shock]] used to start a car. #: ''He used his car to give me a jump.'' # A sudden [[movement]] of surprise. #: ''It seems I suprised her, because she gave a little jump.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''movement totally into the air'') [[leap]], [[bound]], [[hop]], [[skip]], [[spring]], [[caper]], [[vault]] *(''a ramp'') [[ramp]], [[inclined plane]], [[incline]], [[slope]] *(''a jolt'') [[jolt]], [[shock]], [[jar]], [[zap]], [[surprise]] *(''a sudden movement'') [[jerk]], [[lurch]], [[start]] ===Derived words=== *[[jumpball]] *[[high jump]] *[[long jump]] *[[triple jump]] *[[ski jump]] *[[jumper cables]] *[[jumper]] *[[jumpstart]] ===See also=== *[[pole vault]] *[[hops]] *[[inclined slope]] *[[incline]] *[[airborne]] *[[start]] *[[surprise]] [[el:jump]] [[en:jump]] [[fr:jump]] [[io:jump]] [[it:jump]] [[hu:jump]] [[fi:jump]] [[ta:jump]] [[th:jump]] [[vi:jump]] [[zh:jump]] 10433 2006-10-06T18:58:56Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[uk:jump]] {{BE850}} ==Verb== {{verb|jump|jumps|jumped|jumping}} # To [[leave]] the [[ground]] with [[both]] [[foot|feet]] or all [[wheel]]s. #: ''He jumped for joy.'' # To be [[startled]]. #: ''I scared her and she jumped.'' # To [[suicide]]. #: ''She jumped to her death from the bridge.'' # To start a car using the [[battery]] [[power]] from another car. #: ''We used his car to jump ours.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''to leave the ground'') [[leap]], [[hop]], [[bound]], [[skip]], [[soar]], [[shoot]], [[fly]], [[jig]], [[hurdle]], [[catch air]], [[skydive]] *(''to be startled'') [[be startled]], [[be surprised]], [[start]], [[jerk]], [[flinch]], [[recoil]] *(''to suicide'') [[suicide]], [[kill yourself]] ===Derived words=== *[[jump up]] *[[jump down]] *[[jump start]] *[[jump in with both feet]] *[[jump for joy]] ===See also=== *[[air]] *[[landing]] *[[takeoff]] *[[airtime]] *[[Jump]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # [[movement|Movement]] totally into the [[air]]. #: ''The car did a jump.’’ # A [[ramp]] used to jump. #: ''He went off the jump at full speed.'' # A [[jolt]] or [[shock]] used to start a car. #: ''He used his car to give me a jump.'' # A sudden [[movement]] of surprise. #: ''It seems I suprised her, because she gave a little jump.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''movement totally into the air'') [[leap]], [[bound]], [[hop]], [[skip]], [[spring]], [[caper]], [[vault]] *(''a ramp'') [[ramp]], [[inclined plane]], [[incline]], [[slope]] *(''a jolt'') [[jolt]], [[shock]], [[jar]], [[zap]], [[surprise]] *(''a sudden movement'') [[jerk]], [[lurch]], [[start]] ===Derived words=== *[[jumpball]] *[[high jump]] *[[long jump]] *[[triple jump]] *[[ski jump]] *[[jumper cables]] *[[jumper]] *[[jumpstart]] ===See also=== *[[pole vault]] *[[hops]] *[[inclined slope]] *[[incline]] *[[airborne]] *[[start]] *[[surprise]] [[el:jump]] [[en:jump]] [[fr:jump]] [[io:jump]] [[it:jump]] [[hu:jump]] [[fi:jump]] [[ta:jump]] [[th:jump]] [[vi:jump]] [[uk:jump]] [[zh:jump]] 10973 2006-10-13T20:49:20Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:jump]] {{BE850}} ==Verb== {{verb|jump|jumps|jumped|jumping}} # To [[leave]] the [[ground]] with [[both]] [[foot|feet]] or all [[wheel]]s. #: ''He jumped for joy.'' # To be [[startled]]. #: ''I scared her and she jumped.'' # To [[suicide]]. #: ''She jumped to her death from the bridge.'' # To start a car using the [[battery]] [[power]] from another car. #: ''We used his car to jump ours.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''to leave the ground'') [[leap]], [[hop]], [[bound]], [[skip]], [[soar]], [[shoot]], [[fly]], [[jig]], [[hurdle]], [[catch air]], [[skydive]] *(''to be startled'') [[be startled]], [[be surprised]], [[start]], [[jerk]], [[flinch]], [[recoil]] *(''to suicide'') [[suicide]], [[kill yourself]] ===Derived words=== *[[jump up]] *[[jump down]] *[[jump start]] *[[jump in with both feet]] *[[jump for joy]] ===See also=== *[[air]] *[[landing]] *[[takeoff]] *[[airtime]] *[[Jump]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # [[movement|Movement]] totally into the [[air]]. #: ''The car did a jump.’’ # A [[ramp]] used to jump. #: ''He went off the jump at full speed.'' # A [[jolt]] or [[shock]] used to start a car. #: ''He used his car to give me a jump.'' # A sudden [[movement]] of surprise. #: ''It seems I suprised her, because she gave a little jump.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''movement totally into the air'') [[leap]], [[bound]], [[hop]], [[skip]], [[spring]], [[caper]], [[vault]] *(''a ramp'') [[ramp]], [[inclined plane]], [[incline]], [[slope]] *(''a jolt'') [[jolt]], [[shock]], [[jar]], [[zap]], [[surprise]] *(''a sudden movement'') [[jerk]], [[lurch]], [[start]] ===Derived words=== *[[jumpball]] *[[high jump]] *[[long jump]] *[[triple jump]] *[[ski jump]] *[[jumper cables]] *[[jumper]] *[[jumpstart]] ===See also=== *[[pole vault]] *[[hops]] *[[inclined slope]] *[[incline]] *[[airborne]] *[[start]] *[[surprise]] [[el:jump]] [[en:jump]] [[fr:jump]] [[io:jump]] [[it:jump]] [[kk:jump]] [[hu:jump]] [[fi:jump]] [[ta:jump]] [[th:jump]] [[vi:jump]] [[uk:jump]] [[zh:jump]] 11973 2006-11-09T17:10:56Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[pt:jump]] {{BE850}} ==Verb== {{verb|jump|jumps|jumped|jumping}} # To [[leave]] the [[ground]] with [[both]] [[foot|feet]] or all [[wheel]]s. #: ''He jumped for joy.'' # To be [[startled]]. #: ''I scared her and she jumped.'' # To [[suicide]]. #: ''She jumped to her death from the bridge.'' # To start a car using the [[battery]] [[power]] from another car. #: ''We used his car to jump ours.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''to leave the ground'') [[leap]], [[hop]], [[bound]], [[skip]], [[soar]], [[shoot]], [[fly]], [[jig]], [[hurdle]], [[catch air]], [[skydive]] *(''to be startled'') [[be startled]], [[be surprised]], [[start]], [[jerk]], [[flinch]], [[recoil]] *(''to suicide'') [[suicide]], [[kill yourself]] ===Derived words=== *[[jump up]] *[[jump down]] *[[jump start]] *[[jump in with both feet]] *[[jump for joy]] ===See also=== *[[air]] *[[landing]] *[[takeoff]] *[[airtime]] *[[Jump]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # [[movement|Movement]] totally into the [[air]]. #: ''The car did a jump.’’ # A [[ramp]] used to jump. #: ''He went off the jump at full speed.'' # A [[jolt]] or [[shock]] used to start a car. #: ''He used his car to give me a jump.'' # A sudden [[movement]] of surprise. #: ''It seems I suprised her, because she gave a little jump.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''movement totally into the air'') [[leap]], [[bound]], [[hop]], [[skip]], [[spring]], [[caper]], [[vault]] *(''a ramp'') [[ramp]], [[inclined plane]], [[incline]], [[slope]] *(''a jolt'') [[jolt]], [[shock]], [[jar]], [[zap]], [[surprise]] *(''a sudden movement'') [[jerk]], [[lurch]], [[start]] ===Derived words=== *[[jumpball]] *[[high jump]] *[[long jump]] *[[triple jump]] *[[ski jump]] *[[jumper cables]] *[[jumper]] *[[jumpstart]] ===See also=== *[[pole vault]] *[[hops]] *[[inclined slope]] *[[incline]] *[[airborne]] *[[start]] *[[surprise]] [[el:jump]] [[en:jump]] [[fr:jump]] [[io:jump]] [[it:jump]] [[kk:jump]] [[hu:jump]] [[pt:jump]] [[fi:jump]] [[ta:jump]] [[th:jump]] [[vi:jump]] [[uk:jump]] [[zh:jump]] 14135 2006-12-21T02:29:28Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ja:jump]] {{BE850}} ==Verb== {{verb|jump|jumps|jumped|jumping}} # To [[leave]] the [[ground]] with [[both]] [[foot|feet]] or all [[wheel]]s. #: ''He jumped for joy.'' # To be [[startled]]. #: ''I scared her and she jumped.'' # To [[suicide]]. #: ''She jumped to her death from the bridge.'' # To start a car using the [[battery]] [[power]] from another car. #: ''We used his car to jump ours.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''to leave the ground'') [[leap]], [[hop]], [[bound]], [[skip]], [[soar]], [[shoot]], [[fly]], [[jig]], [[hurdle]], [[catch air]], [[skydive]] *(''to be startled'') [[be startled]], [[be surprised]], [[start]], [[jerk]], [[flinch]], [[recoil]] *(''to suicide'') [[suicide]], [[kill yourself]] ===Derived words=== *[[jump up]] *[[jump down]] *[[jump start]] *[[jump in with both feet]] *[[jump for joy]] ===See also=== *[[air]] *[[landing]] *[[takeoff]] *[[airtime]] *[[Jump]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # [[movement|Movement]] totally into the [[air]]. #: ''The car did a jump.’’ # A [[ramp]] used to jump. #: ''He went off the jump at full speed.'' # A [[jolt]] or [[shock]] used to start a car. #: ''He used his car to give me a jump.'' # A sudden [[movement]] of surprise. #: ''It seems I suprised her, because she gave a little jump.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''movement totally into the air'') [[leap]], [[bound]], [[hop]], [[skip]], [[spring]], [[caper]], [[vault]] *(''a ramp'') [[ramp]], [[inclined plane]], [[incline]], [[slope]] *(''a jolt'') [[jolt]], [[shock]], [[jar]], [[zap]], [[surprise]] *(''a sudden movement'') [[jerk]], [[lurch]], [[start]] ===Derived words=== *[[jumpball]] *[[high jump]] *[[long jump]] *[[triple jump]] *[[ski jump]] *[[jumper cables]] *[[jumper]] *[[jumpstart]] ===See also=== *[[pole vault]] *[[hops]] *[[inclined slope]] *[[incline]] *[[airborne]] *[[start]] *[[surprise]] [[el:jump]] [[en:jump]] [[fr:jump]] [[io:jump]] [[it:jump]] [[kk:jump]] [[hu:jump]] [[ja:jump]] [[pt:jump]] [[fi:jump]] [[ta:jump]] [[th:jump]] [[vi:jump]] [[uk:jump]] [[zh:jump]] 2557 6288 2006-03-31T23:01:44Z Cromwellt 61 created entry, wotd {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|04|29}} ==Noun== {{noun|quality|qualities}} # A state of [[excellence]]. #: ''This cloth is full of quality.'' # An [[aspect]] or [[strength]]. # ''Honesty is his best quality.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''state of excellence'') [[excellence]], [[superiority]], [[class]], [[eminence]], [[value]], [[worth]] *(''aspect'') [[aspect]], [[feature]], [[characteristic]], [[attribute]], [[property]], [[trait]], [[condition]], [[strength]] ===Antonyms=== *(''state of excellence'') [[inadequacy]], [[inferiority]], [[mediocrity]], [[worthlessness]], [[weakness]] ===See also=== *[[scale]] *[[evaluation]] *[[part]] ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} # (''informal'') [[distinguished|Distinguished]] by excellence. #: ''Here is a quality item.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[excellent]] *[[exceptional]] *[[superior]] *[[well-made]] *[[well-done]] *[[high-class]] *[[classy]] *[[distinguished]] ===Antonyms=== *[[poor]] *[[mediocre]] *[[non-notable]] *[[unexceptional]] [[en:quality]] 7625 2006-07-19T08:17:01Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: el, fi, fr, hu, io, it, pl, ta, vi, zh {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|04|29}} ==Noun== {{noun|quality|qualities}} # A state of [[excellence]]. #: ''This cloth is full of quality.'' # An [[aspect]] or [[strength]]. # ''Honesty is his best quality.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''state of excellence'') [[excellence]], [[superiority]], [[class]], [[eminence]], [[value]], [[worth]] *(''aspect'') [[aspect]], [[feature]], [[characteristic]], [[attribute]], [[property]], [[trait]], [[condition]], [[strength]] ===Antonyms=== *(''state of excellence'') [[inadequacy]], [[inferiority]], [[mediocrity]], [[worthlessness]], [[weakness]] ===See also=== *[[scale]] *[[evaluation]] *[[part]] ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} # (''informal'') [[distinguished|Distinguished]] by excellence. #: ''Here is a quality item.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[excellent]] *[[exceptional]] *[[superior]] *[[well-made]] *[[well-done]] *[[high-class]] *[[classy]] *[[distinguished]] ===Antonyms=== *[[poor]] *[[mediocre]] *[[non-notable]] *[[unexceptional]] [[el:quality]] [[en:quality]] [[fr:quality]] [[io:quality]] [[it:quality]] [[hu:quality]] [[pl:quality]] [[fi:quality]] [[ta:quality]] [[vi:quality]] [[zh:quality]] 9740 2006-09-10T14:19:57Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: pt {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|04|29}} ==Noun== {{noun|quality|qualities}} # A state of [[excellence]]. #: ''This cloth is full of quality.'' # An [[aspect]] or [[strength]]. # ''Honesty is his best quality.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''state of excellence'') [[excellence]], [[superiority]], [[class]], [[eminence]], [[value]], [[worth]] *(''aspect'') [[aspect]], [[feature]], [[characteristic]], [[attribute]], [[property]], [[trait]], [[condition]], [[strength]] ===Antonyms=== *(''state of excellence'') [[inadequacy]], [[inferiority]], [[mediocrity]], [[worthlessness]], [[weakness]] ===See also=== *[[scale]] *[[evaluation]] *[[part]] ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} # (''informal'') [[distinguished|Distinguished]] by excellence. #: ''Here is a quality item.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[excellent]] *[[exceptional]] *[[superior]] *[[well-made]] *[[well-done]] *[[high-class]] *[[classy]] *[[distinguished]] ===Antonyms=== *[[poor]] *[[mediocre]] *[[non-notable]] *[[unexceptional]] [[el:quality]] [[en:quality]] [[fr:quality]] [[io:quality]] [[it:quality]] [[hu:quality]] [[pl:quality]] [[pt:quality]] [[fi:quality]] [[ta:quality]] [[vi:quality]] [[zh:quality]] 9903 2006-09-24T11:36:00Z Tangobot 116 Robot: Automated text replacement (-{{adjective2}} +{{adjective}}) {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|04|29}} ==Noun== {{noun|quality|qualities}} # A state of [[excellence]]. #: ''This cloth is full of quality.'' # An [[aspect]] or [[strength]]. # ''Honesty is his best quality.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''state of excellence'') [[excellence]], [[superiority]], [[class]], [[eminence]], [[value]], [[worth]] *(''aspect'') [[aspect]], [[feature]], [[characteristic]], [[attribute]], [[property]], [[trait]], [[condition]], [[strength]] ===Antonyms=== *(''state of excellence'') [[inadequacy]], [[inferiority]], [[mediocrity]], [[worthlessness]], [[weakness]] ===See also=== *[[scale]] *[[evaluation]] *[[part]] ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # (''informal'') [[distinguished|Distinguished]] by excellence. #: ''Here is a quality item.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[excellent]] *[[exceptional]] *[[superior]] *[[well-made]] *[[well-done]] *[[high-class]] *[[classy]] *[[distinguished]] ===Antonyms=== *[[poor]] *[[mediocre]] *[[non-notable]] *[[unexceptional]] [[el:quality]] [[en:quality]] [[fr:quality]] [[io:quality]] [[it:quality]] [[hu:quality]] [[pl:quality]] [[pt:quality]] [[fi:quality]] [[ta:quality]] [[vi:quality]] [[zh:quality]] 10208 2006-09-24T13:54:23Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[hy:quality]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|04|29}} ==Noun== {{noun|quality|qualities}} # A state of [[excellence]]. #: ''This cloth is full of quality.'' # An [[aspect]] or [[strength]]. # ''Honesty is his best quality.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''state of excellence'') [[excellence]], [[superiority]], [[class]], [[eminence]], [[value]], [[worth]] *(''aspect'') [[aspect]], [[feature]], [[characteristic]], [[attribute]], [[property]], [[trait]], [[condition]], [[strength]] ===Antonyms=== *(''state of excellence'') [[inadequacy]], [[inferiority]], [[mediocrity]], [[worthlessness]], [[weakness]] ===See also=== *[[scale]] *[[evaluation]] *[[part]] ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # (''informal'') [[distinguished|Distinguished]] by excellence. #: ''Here is a quality item.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[excellent]] *[[exceptional]] *[[superior]] *[[well-made]] *[[well-done]] *[[high-class]] *[[classy]] *[[distinguished]] ===Antonyms=== *[[poor]] *[[mediocre]] *[[non-notable]] *[[unexceptional]] [[el:quality]] [[en:quality]] [[fr:quality]] [[hy:quality]] [[io:quality]] [[it:quality]] [[hu:quality]] [[pl:quality]] [[pt:quality]] [[fi:quality]] [[ta:quality]] [[vi:quality]] [[zh:quality]] 10432 2006-10-06T18:09:28Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[uk:quality]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|04|29}} ==Noun== {{noun|quality|qualities}} # A state of [[excellence]]. #: ''This cloth is full of quality.'' # An [[aspect]] or [[strength]]. # ''Honesty is his best quality.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''state of excellence'') [[excellence]], [[superiority]], [[class]], [[eminence]], [[value]], [[worth]] *(''aspect'') [[aspect]], [[feature]], [[characteristic]], [[attribute]], [[property]], [[trait]], [[condition]], [[strength]] ===Antonyms=== *(''state of excellence'') [[inadequacy]], [[inferiority]], [[mediocrity]], [[worthlessness]], [[weakness]] ===See also=== *[[scale]] *[[evaluation]] *[[part]] ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # (''informal'') [[distinguished|Distinguished]] by excellence. #: ''Here is a quality item.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[excellent]] *[[exceptional]] *[[superior]] *[[well-made]] *[[well-done]] *[[high-class]] *[[classy]] *[[distinguished]] ===Antonyms=== *[[poor]] *[[mediocre]] *[[non-notable]] *[[unexceptional]] [[el:quality]] [[en:quality]] [[fr:quality]] [[hy:quality]] [[io:quality]] [[it:quality]] [[hu:quality]] [[pl:quality]] [[pt:quality]] [[fi:quality]] [[ta:quality]] [[vi:quality]] [[uk:quality]] [[zh:quality]] 10786 2006-10-11T00:00:17Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:quality]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|04|29}} ==Noun== {{noun|quality|qualities}} # A state of [[excellence]]. #: ''This cloth is full of quality.'' # An [[aspect]] or [[strength]]. # ''Honesty is his best quality.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''state of excellence'') [[excellence]], [[superiority]], [[class]], [[eminence]], [[value]], [[worth]] *(''aspect'') [[aspect]], [[feature]], [[characteristic]], [[attribute]], [[property]], [[trait]], [[condition]], [[strength]] ===Antonyms=== *(''state of excellence'') [[inadequacy]], [[inferiority]], [[mediocrity]], [[worthlessness]], [[weakness]] ===See also=== *[[scale]] *[[evaluation]] *[[part]] ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # (''informal'') [[distinguished|Distinguished]] by excellence. #: ''Here is a quality item.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[excellent]] *[[exceptional]] *[[superior]] *[[well-made]] *[[well-done]] *[[high-class]] *[[classy]] *[[distinguished]] ===Antonyms=== *[[poor]] *[[mediocre]] *[[non-notable]] *[[unexceptional]] [[el:quality]] [[en:quality]] [[fr:quality]] [[hy:quality]] [[io:quality]] [[it:quality]] [[kk:quality]] [[hu:quality]] [[pl:quality]] [[pt:quality]] [[fi:quality]] [[ta:quality]] [[vi:quality]] [[uk:quality]] [[zh:quality]] 11329 2006-10-18T20:43:10Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:quality]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|04|29}} ==Noun== {{noun|quality|qualities}} # A state of [[excellence]]. #: ''This cloth is full of quality.'' # An [[aspect]] or [[strength]]. # ''Honesty is his best quality.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''state of excellence'') [[excellence]], [[superiority]], [[class]], [[eminence]], [[value]], [[worth]] *(''aspect'') [[aspect]], [[feature]], [[characteristic]], [[attribute]], [[property]], [[trait]], [[condition]], [[strength]] ===Antonyms=== *(''state of excellence'') [[inadequacy]], [[inferiority]], [[mediocrity]], [[worthlessness]], [[weakness]] ===See also=== *[[scale]] *[[evaluation]] *[[part]] ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # (''informal'') [[distinguished|Distinguished]] by excellence. #: ''Here is a quality item.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[excellent]] *[[exceptional]] *[[superior]] *[[well-made]] *[[well-done]] *[[high-class]] *[[classy]] *[[distinguished]] ===Antonyms=== *[[poor]] *[[mediocre]] *[[non-notable]] *[[unexceptional]] [[el:quality]] [[en:quality]] [[fr:quality]] [[hy:quality]] [[io:quality]] [[it:quality]] [[kk:quality]] [[hu:quality]] [[pl:quality]] [[pt:quality]] [[ru:quality]] [[fi:quality]] [[ta:quality]] [[vi:quality]] [[uk:quality]] [[zh:quality]] 12588 2006-11-24T12:00:15Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|04|29}} ==Noun== {{noun|quality|qualities}} # A state of [[excellence]]. #: ''This cloth is full of quality.'' # An [[aspect]] or [[strength]]. #: ''Honesty is his best quality.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''state of excellence'') [[excellence]], [[superiority]], [[class]], [[eminence]], [[value]], [[worth]] *(''aspect'') [[aspect]], [[feature]], [[characteristic]], [[attribute]], [[property]], [[trait]], [[condition]], [[strength]] ===Antonyms=== *(''state of excellence'') [[inadequacy]], [[inferiority]], [[mediocrity]], [[worthlessness]], [[weakness]] ===See also=== *[[scale]] *[[evaluation]] *[[part]] ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # (''informal'') [[distinguished|Distinguished]] by excellence. #: ''Here is a quality item.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[excellent]] *[[exceptional]] *[[superior]] *[[well-made]] *[[well-done]] *[[high-class]] *[[classy]] *[[distinguished]] ===Antonyms=== *[[poor]] *[[mediocre]] *[[non-notable]] *[[unexceptional]] [[el:quality]] [[en:quality]] [[fr:quality]] [[hy:quality]] [[io:quality]] [[it:quality]] [[kk:quality]] [[hu:quality]] [[pl:quality]] [[pt:quality]] [[ru:quality]] [[fi:quality]] [[ta:quality]] [[vi:quality]] [[uk:quality]] [[zh:quality]] 13256 2006-12-03T19:25:39Z Coppertwig 139 /* Adjective */ changing words to BE850 words {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|04|29}} ==Noun== {{noun|quality|qualities}} # A state of [[excellence]]. #: ''This cloth is full of quality.'' # An [[aspect]] or [[strength]]. #: ''Honesty is his best quality.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''state of excellence'') [[excellence]], [[superiority]], [[class]], [[eminence]], [[value]], [[worth]] *(''aspect'') [[aspect]], [[feature]], [[characteristic]], [[attribute]], [[property]], [[trait]], [[condition]], [[strength]] ===Antonyms=== *(''state of excellence'') [[inadequacy]], [[inferiority]], [[mediocrity]], [[worthlessness]], [[weakness]] ===See also=== *[[scale]] *[[evaluation]] *[[part]] ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # (''informal'') Very good. #: ''Here is a '''quality''' item.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[good]] *[[excellent]] *[[exceptional]] *[[superior]] *[[well-made]] *[[well-done]] *[[high-class]] *[[classy]] *[[distinguished]] ===Antonyms=== *[[poor]] *[[mediocre]] *[[non-notable]] *[[unexceptional]] [[el:quality]] [[en:quality]] [[fr:quality]] [[hy:quality]] [[io:quality]] [[it:quality]] [[kk:quality]] [[hu:quality]] [[pl:quality]] [[pt:quality]] [[ru:quality]] [[fi:quality]] [[ta:quality]] [[vi:quality]] [[uk:quality]] [[zh:quality]] 13257 2006-12-03T19:30:09Z Coppertwig 139 /* Noun */ changing words to BE850 words {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|04|29}} ==Noun== {{noun|quality|qualities}} # A way of being very good. #: ''This [[cloth]] is full of '''quality'''.'' # The way something or someone is. ([[frequent]]ly a good way). #: ''Saying [[true]] things every time is his best '''quality'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''state of excellence'') [[excellence]], [[superiority]], [[class]], [[eminence]], [[value]], [[worth]] *(''aspect'') [[aspect]], [[feature]], [[characteristic]], [[attribute]], [[property]], [[trait]], [[condition]], [[strength]] ===Antonyms=== *(''state of excellence'') [[inadequacy]], [[inferiority]], [[mediocrity]], [[worthlessness]], [[weakness]] ===See also=== *[[scale]] *[[evaluation]] *[[part]] ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # (''informal'') Very good. #: ''Here is a '''quality''' item.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[good]] *[[excellent]] *[[exceptional]] *[[superior]] *[[well-made]] *[[well-done]] *[[high-class]] *[[classy]] *[[distinguished]] ===Antonyms=== *[[poor]] *[[mediocre]] *[[non-notable]] *[[unexceptional]] [[el:quality]] [[en:quality]] [[fr:quality]] [[hy:quality]] [[io:quality]] [[it:quality]] [[kk:quality]] [[hu:quality]] [[pl:quality]] [[pt:quality]] [[ru:quality]] [[fi:quality]] [[ta:quality]] [[vi:quality]] [[uk:quality]] [[zh:quality]] 13258 2006-12-03T19:32:22Z Coppertwig 139 making two definitions that are almost the same into one definition {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|04|29}} ==Noun== {{noun|quality|qualities}} # A way of being very good; the way something or someone is. ([[Frequent]]ly a good way). #: ''This [[cloth]] is full of '''quality'''.'' #: ''Saying [[true]] things every time is his best '''quality'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''state of excellence'') [[excellence]], [[superiority]], [[class]], [[eminence]], [[value]], [[worth]] *(''aspect'') [[aspect]], [[feature]], [[characteristic]], [[attribute]], [[property]], [[trait]], [[condition]], [[strength]] ===Antonyms=== *(''state of excellence'') [[inadequacy]], [[inferiority]], [[mediocrity]], [[worthlessness]], [[weakness]] ===See also=== *[[scale]] *[[evaluation]] *[[part]] ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # (''informal'') Very good. #: ''Here is a '''quality''' item.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[good]] *[[excellent]] *[[exceptional]] *[[superior]] *[[well-made]] *[[well-done]] *[[high-class]] *[[classy]] *[[distinguished]] ===Antonyms=== *[[poor]] *[[mediocre]] *[[non-notable]] *[[unexceptional]] [[el:quality]] [[en:quality]] [[fr:quality]] [[hy:quality]] [[io:quality]] [[it:quality]] [[kk:quality]] [[hu:quality]] [[pl:quality]] [[pt:quality]] [[ru:quality]] [[fi:quality]] [[ta:quality]] [[vi:quality]] [[uk:quality]] [[zh:quality]] 2558 6289 2006-03-31T23:01:59Z Cromwellt 61 created wotd <big>'''quality'''</big> <small>noun</small> # A state of [[excellence]]. #: ''This cloth is full of quality.'' # An [[aspect]] or [[strength]]. # ''Honesty is his best quality.'' <small>adjective</small> # (''informal'') [[distinguished|Distinguished]] by excellence. #: ''The couch is a quality item.'' <small>[[quality|Read full entry]]</small> 2559 6290 2006-03-31T23:20:08Z Cromwellt 61 created entry, wotd {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|04|30}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|narrow|narrower|narrowest}} # Not [[wide]]; [[thin]]. #: ''The bridge was narrow.'' #: ''She has a narrow waist.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[thin]] ===Antonyms=== *[[wide]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[narrows]] *[[narrowly]] ===See also=== *[[width]] *[[breadth]] *[[length]] *[[height]] ==Verb== {{verb|narrow|narrows|narrowed|narrowing}} # (''transitive'') To make something narrower. #: ''He narrowed his eyes in anger.'' # (''intransitive'') To [[become]] narrower. #: ''The road narrows near the lake.'' ===Antonyms=== *[[widen]] *[[open up]] [[en:narrow]] 7615 2006-07-19T07:55:50Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: fi, fr, hu, io, it, ru, ta, zh {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|04|30}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|narrow|narrower|narrowest}} # Not [[wide]]; [[thin]]. #: ''The bridge was narrow.'' #: ''She has a narrow waist.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[thin]] ===Antonyms=== *[[wide]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[narrows]] *[[narrowly]] ===See also=== *[[width]] *[[breadth]] *[[length]] *[[height]] ==Verb== {{verb|narrow|narrows|narrowed|narrowing}} # (''transitive'') To make something narrower. #: ''He narrowed his eyes in anger.'' # (''intransitive'') To [[become]] narrower. #: ''The road narrows near the lake.'' ===Antonyms=== *[[widen]] *[[open up]] [[en:narrow]] [[fr:narrow]] [[io:narrow]] [[it:narrow]] [[hu:narrow]] [[ru:narrow]] [[fi:narrow]] [[ta:narrow]] [[zh:narrow]] 10140 2006-09-24T13:30:18Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[es:narrow]], [[vi:narrow]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|04|30}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|narrow|narrower|narrowest}} # Not [[wide]]; [[thin]]. #: ''The bridge was narrow.'' #: ''She has a narrow waist.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[thin]] ===Antonyms=== *[[wide]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[narrows]] *[[narrowly]] ===See also=== *[[width]] *[[breadth]] *[[length]] *[[height]] ==Verb== {{verb|narrow|narrows|narrowed|narrowing}} # (''transitive'') To make something narrower. #: ''He narrowed his eyes in anger.'' # (''intransitive'') To [[become]] narrower. #: ''The road narrows near the lake.'' ===Antonyms=== *[[widen]] *[[open up]] [[en:narrow]] [[es:narrow]] [[fr:narrow]] [[io:narrow]] [[it:narrow]] [[hu:narrow]] [[ru:narrow]] [[fi:narrow]] [[ta:narrow]] [[vi:narrow]] [[zh:narrow]] 10768 2006-10-10T19:08:41Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[hy:narrow]], [[kk:narrow]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|04|30}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|narrow|narrower|narrowest}} # Not [[wide]]; [[thin]]. #: ''The bridge was narrow.'' #: ''She has a narrow waist.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[thin]] ===Antonyms=== *[[wide]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[narrows]] *[[narrowly]] ===See also=== *[[width]] *[[breadth]] *[[length]] *[[height]] ==Verb== {{verb|narrow|narrows|narrowed|narrowing}} # (''transitive'') To make something narrower. #: ''He narrowed his eyes in anger.'' # (''intransitive'') To [[become]] narrower. #: ''The road narrows near the lake.'' ===Antonyms=== *[[widen]] *[[open up]] [[en:narrow]] [[es:narrow]] [[fr:narrow]] [[hy:narrow]] [[io:narrow]] [[it:narrow]] [[kk:narrow]] [[hu:narrow]] [[ru:narrow]] [[fi:narrow]] [[ta:narrow]] [[vi:narrow]] [[zh:narrow]] 14059 2006-12-20T23:05:12Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ja:narrow]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|04|30}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|narrow|narrower|narrowest}} # Not [[wide]]; [[thin]]. #: ''The bridge was narrow.'' #: ''She has a narrow waist.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[thin]] ===Antonyms=== *[[wide]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[narrows]] *[[narrowly]] ===See also=== *[[width]] *[[breadth]] *[[length]] *[[height]] ==Verb== {{verb|narrow|narrows|narrowed|narrowing}} # (''transitive'') To make something narrower. #: ''He narrowed his eyes in anger.'' # (''intransitive'') To [[become]] narrower. #: ''The road narrows near the lake.'' ===Antonyms=== *[[widen]] *[[open up]] [[en:narrow]] [[es:narrow]] [[fr:narrow]] [[hy:narrow]] [[io:narrow]] [[it:narrow]] [[kk:narrow]] [[hu:narrow]] [[ja:narrow]] [[ru:narrow]] [[fi:narrow]] [[ta:narrow]] [[vi:narrow]] [[zh:narrow]] 14302 2006-12-22T01:56:11Z Brett 77 {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|04|30}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|narrow|narrower|narrowest}} # Not [[wide]]; [[thin]]. #: ''The bridge was '''narrow'''.'' #: ''She has a '''narrow''' waist.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[thin]] ===Antonyms=== *[[wide]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[narrows]] *[[narrowly]] ===See also=== *[[width]] *[[breadth]] *[[length]] *[[height]] ==Verb== {{verb|narrow|narrows|narrowed|narrowing}} # {{TI verb}} To become or make something '''narrower'''. #: ''He '''narrowed''' his eyes in anger.'' #: ''The road '''narrows''' near the lake.'' ===Antonyms=== *[[widen]] *[[open up]] [[en:narrow]] [[es:narrow]] [[fr:narrow]] [[hy:narrow]] [[io:narrow]] [[it:narrow]] [[kk:narrow]] [[hu:narrow]] [[ja:narrow]] [[ru:narrow]] [[fi:narrow]] [[ta:narrow]] [[vi:narrow]] [[zh:narrow]] 2560 6291 2006-03-31T23:20:29Z Cromwellt 61 created wotd <big>'''narrow'''</big> <small>adjective</small> # Not [[wide]]; [[thin]]. #: ''The bridge was narrow.'' #: ''She has a narrow waist.'' <small>verb</small> # (''transitive'') To make something narrower. #: ''He narrowed his eyes in anger.'' # (''intransitive'') To [[become]] narrower. #: ''The road narrows near the lake.'' <small>[[narrow|Read full entry]]</small> 2561 6293 2006-03-31T23:42:28Z Cromwellt 61 created entry, wotd {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|01}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # Worth. #: ''Human life has value.'' # Importance. #: ''Art has cultural value.'' # Morals (''usually plural''). #: ''He has strong values.'' # Denomination. #: ''This bill has a value of $20.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''worth'') [[worth]], [[cost]], [[price]] *(''importance'') [[importance]], [[worth]], [[significance]], [[usefulness]], [[use]], [[consequence]], [[meaning]], [[merit]], [[help]], [[profit]] *(''morals'') [[moral]], [[morals]] *(''denomination'') [[denomination]], [[quantity]] ===Derived words=== [[family values]] [[Christian values]] ==Verb== {{verb|value|values|valued|valuing}} # To [[appreciate]] a thing or person. #: ''I value your help.'' # To [[assess]] a thing or person, [[evaluate]]. #: ''They valued it at $600.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''appreciate'') [[appreciate]], [[respect]], [[esteem]], [[treasure]], [[cherish]], [[regard]] *(''assess'') [[assess]], [[estimate]], [[amount]], [[evaluate]], [[appraise]], [[price]], [[survey]] ===Derived words=== *[[evaluation]] ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} # Related to value. #: ''That is a value question.'' ===Derived words=== *[[valuable]] *[[valueless]] *[[value judgment]] [[en:value]] 6294 2006-03-31T23:42:55Z Cromwellt 61 formatting {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|01}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # Worth. #: ''Human life has value.'' # Importance. #: ''Art has cultural value.'' # Morals (''usually plural''). #: ''He has strong values.'' # Denomination. #: ''This bill has a value of $20.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''worth'') [[worth]], [[cost]], [[price]] *(''importance'') [[importance]], [[worth]], [[significance]], [[usefulness]], [[use]], [[consequence]], [[meaning]], [[merit]], [[help]], [[profit]] *(''morals'') [[moral]], [[morals]] *(''denomination'') [[denomination]], [[quantity]] ===Derived words=== *[[family values]] *[[Christian values]] ==Verb== {{verb|value|values|valued|valuing}} # To [[appreciate]] a thing or person. #: ''I value your help.'' # To [[assess]] a thing or person, [[evaluate]]. #: ''They valued it at $600.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''appreciate'') [[appreciate]], [[respect]], [[esteem]], [[treasure]], [[cherish]], [[regard]] *(''assess'') [[assess]], [[estimate]], [[amount]], [[evaluate]], [[appraise]], [[price]], [[survey]] ===Derived words=== *[[evaluation]] ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} # Related to value. #: ''That is a value question.'' ===Derived words=== *[[valuable]] *[[valueless]] *[[value judgment]] [[en:value]] 7755 2006-07-19T12:49:52Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: fi, fr, hu, io, it, pl, pt, ru, uk, zh {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|01}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # Worth. #: ''Human life has value.'' # Importance. #: ''Art has cultural value.'' # Morals (''usually plural''). #: ''He has strong values.'' # Denomination. #: ''This bill has a value of $20.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''worth'') [[worth]], [[cost]], [[price]] *(''importance'') [[importance]], [[worth]], [[significance]], [[usefulness]], [[use]], [[consequence]], [[meaning]], [[merit]], [[help]], [[profit]] *(''morals'') [[moral]], [[morals]] *(''denomination'') [[denomination]], [[quantity]] ===Derived words=== *[[family values]] *[[Christian values]] ==Verb== {{verb|value|values|valued|valuing}} # To [[appreciate]] a thing or person. #: ''I value your help.'' # To [[assess]] a thing or person, [[evaluate]]. #: ''They valued it at $600.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''appreciate'') [[appreciate]], [[respect]], [[esteem]], [[treasure]], [[cherish]], [[regard]] *(''assess'') [[assess]], [[estimate]], [[amount]], [[evaluate]], [[appraise]], [[price]], [[survey]] ===Derived words=== *[[evaluation]] ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} # Related to value. #: ''That is a value question.'' ===Derived words=== *[[valuable]] *[[valueless]] *[[value judgment]] [[en:value]] [[fr:value]] [[io:value]] [[it:value]] [[hu:value]] [[pl:value]] [[pt:value]] [[ru:value]] [[fi:value]] [[uk:value]] [[zh:value]] 8700 2006-08-13T19:48:40Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|01}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # Worth. #: ''Human life has value.'' # Importance. #: ''Art has cultural value.'' # Morals (''usually plural''). #: ''He has strong values.'' # Denomination. #: ''This bill has a value of $20.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''worth'') [[worth]], [[cost]], [[price]] *(''importance'') [[importance]], [[worth]], [[significance]], [[usefulness]], [[use]], [[consequence]], [[meaning]], [[merit]], [[help]], [[profit]] *(''morals'') [[moral]], [[morals]] *(''denomination'') [[denomination]], [[quantity]] ===Derived words=== *[[family values]] *[[Christian values]] ==Verb== {{verb|value|values|valued|valuing}} # To [[appreciate]] a thing or person. #: ''I value your help.'' # To [[assess]] a thing or person, [[evaluate]]. #: ''They valued it at $600.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''appreciate'') [[appreciate]], [[respect]], [[esteem]], [[treasure]], [[cherish]], [[regard]] *(''assess'') [[assess]], [[estimate]], [[amount]], [[evaluate]], [[appraise]], [[price]], [[survey]] ===Derived words=== *[[evaluation]] ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} # Related to value. #: ''That is a value question.'' ===Derived words=== *[[valuable]] *[[valueless]] *[[value judgment]] [[en:value]] [[fr:value]] [[io:value]] [[it:value]] [[hu:value]] [[pl:value]] [[pt:value]] [[ru:value]] [[fi:value]] [[vi:value]] [[uk:value]] [[zh:value]] 9206 2006-08-22T05:33:18Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|01}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # Worth. #: ''Human life has value.'' # Importance. #: ''Art has cultural value.'' # Morals (''usually plural''). #: ''He has strong values.'' # Denomination. #: ''This bill has a value of $20.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''worth'') [[worth]], [[cost]], [[price]] *(''importance'') [[importance]], [[worth]], [[significance]], [[usefulness]], [[use]], [[consequence]], [[meaning]], [[merit]], [[help]], [[profit]] *(''morals'') [[moral]], [[morals]] *(''denomination'') [[denomination]], [[quantity]] ===Derived words=== *[[family values]] *[[Christian values]] ==Verb== {{verb|value|values|valued|valuing}} # To [[appreciate]] a thing or person. #: ''I value your help.'' # To [[assess]] a thing or person, [[evaluate]]. #: ''They valued it at $600.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''appreciate'') [[appreciate]], [[respect]], [[esteem]], [[treasure]], [[cherish]], [[regard]] *(''assess'') [[assess]], [[estimate]], [[amount]], [[evaluate]], [[appraise]], [[price]], [[survey]] ===Derived words=== *[[evaluation]] ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} # Related to value. #: ''That is a value question.'' ===Derived words=== *[[valuable]] *[[valueless]] *[[value judgment]] [[en:value]] [[fr:value]] [[hy:value]] [[io:value]] [[it:value]] [[hu:value]] [[pl:value]] [[pt:value]] [[ru:value]] [[fi:value]] [[vi:value]] [[uk:value]] [[zh:value]] 9815 2006-09-10T15:00:42Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ta {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|01}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # Worth. #: ''Human life has value.'' # Importance. #: ''Art has cultural value.'' # Morals (''usually plural''). #: ''He has strong values.'' # Denomination. #: ''This bill has a value of $20.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''worth'') [[worth]], [[cost]], [[price]] *(''importance'') [[importance]], [[worth]], [[significance]], [[usefulness]], [[use]], [[consequence]], [[meaning]], [[merit]], [[help]], [[profit]] *(''morals'') [[moral]], [[morals]] *(''denomination'') [[denomination]], [[quantity]] ===Derived words=== *[[family values]] *[[Christian values]] ==Verb== {{verb|value|values|valued|valuing}} # To [[appreciate]] a thing or person. #: ''I value your help.'' # To [[assess]] a thing or person, [[evaluate]]. #: ''They valued it at $600.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''appreciate'') [[appreciate]], [[respect]], [[esteem]], [[treasure]], [[cherish]], [[regard]] *(''assess'') [[assess]], [[estimate]], [[amount]], [[evaluate]], [[appraise]], [[price]], [[survey]] ===Derived words=== *[[evaluation]] ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} # Related to value. #: ''That is a value question.'' ===Derived words=== *[[valuable]] *[[valueless]] *[[value judgment]] [[en:value]] [[fr:value]] [[hy:value]] [[io:value]] [[it:value]] [[hu:value]] [[pl:value]] [[pt:value]] [[ru:value]] [[fi:value]] [[ta:value]] [[vi:value]] [[uk:value]] [[zh:value]] 9914 2006-09-24T11:37:34Z Tangobot 116 Robot: Automated text replacement (-{{adjective2}} +{{adjective}}) {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|01}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # Worth. #: ''Human life has value.'' # Importance. #: ''Art has cultural value.'' # Morals (''usually plural''). #: ''He has strong values.'' # Denomination. #: ''This bill has a value of $20.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''worth'') [[worth]], [[cost]], [[price]] *(''importance'') [[importance]], [[worth]], [[significance]], [[usefulness]], [[use]], [[consequence]], [[meaning]], [[merit]], [[help]], [[profit]] *(''morals'') [[moral]], [[morals]] *(''denomination'') [[denomination]], [[quantity]] ===Derived words=== *[[family values]] *[[Christian values]] ==Verb== {{verb|value|values|valued|valuing}} # To [[appreciate]] a thing or person. #: ''I value your help.'' # To [[assess]] a thing or person, [[evaluate]]. #: ''They valued it at $600.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''appreciate'') [[appreciate]], [[respect]], [[esteem]], [[treasure]], [[cherish]], [[regard]] *(''assess'') [[assess]], [[estimate]], [[amount]], [[evaluate]], [[appraise]], [[price]], [[survey]] ===Derived words=== *[[evaluation]] ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # Related to value. #: ''That is a value question.'' ===Derived words=== *[[valuable]] *[[valueless]] *[[value judgment]] [[en:value]] [[fr:value]] [[hy:value]] [[io:value]] [[it:value]] [[hu:value]] [[pl:value]] [[pt:value]] [[ru:value]] [[fi:value]] [[ta:value]] [[vi:value]] [[uk:value]] [[zh:value]] 10295 2006-09-24T23:35:59Z Brett 77 {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|01}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # Worth. #: ''Human life has value.'' # Importance. #: ''Art has cultural value.'' # Morals (''usually plural''). #: ''He has strong values.'' # Denomination. #: ''This bill has a value of $20.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''worth'') [[worth]], [[cost]], [[price]] *(''importance'') [[importance]], [[worth]], [[significance]], [[usefulness]], [[use]], [[consequence]], [[meaning]], [[merit]], [[help]], [[profit]] *(''morals'') [[moral]], [[morals]] *(''denomination'') [[denomination]], [[quantity]] ===Derived words=== *[[family values]] *[[Christian values]] *[[valuable]] *[[valueless]] *[[value judgment]] ==Verb== {{verb|value|values|valued|valuing}} # To [[appreciate]] a thing or person. #: ''I value your help.'' # To [[assess]] a thing or person, [[evaluate]]. #: ''They valued it at $600.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''appreciate'') [[appreciate]], [[respect]], [[esteem]], [[treasure]], [[cherish]], [[regard]] *(''assess'') [[assess]], [[estimate]], [[amount]], [[evaluate]], [[appraise]], [[price]], [[survey]] ===Derived words=== *[[evaluation]] [[en:value]] [[fr:value]] [[hy:value]] [[io:value]] [[it:value]] [[hu:value]] [[pl:value]] [[pt:value]] [[ru:value]] [[fi:value]] [[ta:value]] [[vi:value]] [[uk:value]] [[zh:value]] 10830 2006-10-11T15:56:05Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:value]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|01}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # Worth. #: ''Human life has value.'' # Importance. #: ''Art has cultural value.'' # Morals (''usually plural''). #: ''He has strong values.'' # Denomination. #: ''This bill has a value of $20.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''worth'') [[worth]], [[cost]], [[price]] *(''importance'') [[importance]], [[worth]], [[significance]], [[usefulness]], [[use]], [[consequence]], [[meaning]], [[merit]], [[help]], [[profit]] *(''morals'') [[moral]], [[morals]] *(''denomination'') [[denomination]], [[quantity]] ===Derived words=== *[[family values]] *[[Christian values]] *[[valuable]] *[[valueless]] *[[value judgment]] ==Verb== {{verb|value|values|valued|valuing}} # To [[appreciate]] a thing or person. #: ''I value your help.'' # To [[assess]] a thing or person, [[evaluate]]. #: ''They valued it at $600.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''appreciate'') [[appreciate]], [[respect]], [[esteem]], [[treasure]], [[cherish]], [[regard]] *(''assess'') [[assess]], [[estimate]], [[amount]], [[evaluate]], [[appraise]], [[price]], [[survey]] ===Derived words=== *[[evaluation]] [[en:value]] [[fr:value]] [[hy:value]] [[io:value]] [[it:value]] [[kk:value]] [[hu:value]] [[pl:value]] [[pt:value]] [[ru:value]] [[fi:value]] [[ta:value]] [[vi:value]] [[uk:value]] [[zh:value]] 13279 2006-12-03T21:41:14Z Coppertwig 139 /* Noun */ changing words to BE850; deleting some definitions {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|01}} ==Noun== {{noun}} #How good a thing is; how much money someone will exchange a thing for; an amount of money. #: ''The value for me of this food is $100." #: ''Human life has very much value.'' # A person's ideas about which things are good. (''usually plural''). #: ''He has strong values.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''worth'') [[worth]], [[cost]], [[price]] *(''importance'') [[importance]], [[worth]], [[significance]], [[usefulness]], [[use]], [[consequence]], [[meaning]], [[merit]], [[help]], [[profit]] *(''morals'') [[moral]], [[morals]] *(''denomination'') [[denomination]], [[quantity]] ===Derived words=== *[[family values]] *[[Christian values]] *[[valuable]] *[[valueless]] *[[value judgment]] ==Verb== {{verb|value|values|valued|valuing}} # To [[appreciate]] a thing or person. #: ''I value your help.'' # To [[assess]] a thing or person, [[evaluate]]. #: ''They valued it at $600.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''appreciate'') [[appreciate]], [[respect]], [[esteem]], [[treasure]], [[cherish]], [[regard]] *(''assess'') [[assess]], [[estimate]], [[amount]], [[evaluate]], [[appraise]], [[price]], [[survey]] ===Derived words=== *[[evaluation]] [[en:value]] [[fr:value]] [[hy:value]] [[io:value]] [[it:value]] [[kk:value]] [[hu:value]] [[pl:value]] [[pt:value]] [[ru:value]] [[fi:value]] [[ta:value]] [[vi:value]] [[uk:value]] [[zh:value]] 13280 2006-12-03T21:44:28Z Coppertwig 139 /* Verb */ changing words to BE850 {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|01}} ==Noun== {{noun}} #How good a thing is; how much money someone will exchange a thing for; an amount of money. #: ''The value for me of this food is $100." #: ''Human life has very much value.'' # A person's ideas about which things are good. (''usually plural''). #: ''He has strong values.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''worth'') [[worth]], [[cost]], [[price]] *(''importance'') [[importance]], [[worth]], [[significance]], [[usefulness]], [[use]], [[consequence]], [[meaning]], [[merit]], [[help]], [[profit]] *(''morals'') [[moral]], [[morals]] *(''denomination'') [[denomination]], [[quantity]] ===Derived words=== *[[family values]] *[[Christian values]] *[[valuable]] *[[valueless]] *[[value judgment]] ==Verb== {{verb|value|values|valued|valuing}} # To have a good [[feeling]] about a thing or person. #: ''I value your help.'' # To make a [[decision]] about how much is the '''value''' of a thing or of a person's [[work]]. #: ''They valued it at $600.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''appreciate'') [[appreciate]], [[respect]], [[esteem]], [[treasure]], [[cherish]], [[regard]] *(''assess'') [[assess]], [[estimate]], [[amount]], [[evaluate]], [[appraise]], [[price]], [[survey]] ===Derived words=== *[[evaluation]] [[en:value]] [[fr:value]] [[hy:value]] [[io:value]] [[it:value]] [[kk:value]] [[hu:value]] [[pl:value]] [[pt:value]] [[ru:value]] [[fi:value]] [[ta:value]] [[vi:value]] [[uk:value]] [[zh:value]] 2562 6295 2006-03-31T23:43:18Z Cromwellt 61 created wotd <big>'''value'''</big> <small>noun</small> # [[worth|Worth]]. #: ''Human life has value.'' # [[importance|Importance]]. #: ''Art has cultural value.'' # [[denomination|Denomination]]. #: ''This bill has a value of $20.'' <small>verb</small> # To [[appreciate]] a thing or person. #: ''I value your help.'' # To [[assess]] a thing or person, [[evaluate]]. #: ''They valued it at $600.'' <small>[[value|Read full entry]]</small> 2563 6296 2006-04-01T00:06:44Z Cromwellt 61 created entry, wotd {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|02}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[sentence]] that [[ask]]s; an [[interrogative]] sentence. #: ''I have a question.'' # A [[problem]] or [[issue]]. #: ''It was a question of morals.'' # A [[doubt]]. #: ''There was still a question in his mind.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''sentence that asks'') [[inquiry]], [[query]] *(''problem'') [[problem]], [[difficulty]], [[issue]], [[subject]], [[matter]], [[subject matter]] *(''doubt'') [[doubt]], [[uncertainty]], [[reservation]], [[query]], [[question mark]] ===Antonyms=== *(''sentence that asks'') [[answer]], [[response]], [[reply]], [[reaction]], [[statement]], [[declaration]], [[comment]] *(''problem'') [[resolution]], [[solution]], [[answer]], [[response]] *(''doubt'') [[certainty]], [[confidence]], [[assurance]], [[sureness]] ==Verb== {{verb|question|questions|questioned|questioning}} # To ask questions. #: ''She questioned him fully.'' # To doubt. #: ''They question his [[reason]]s.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''ask questions'') [[interrogate]], [[quiz]], [[ask]], [[grill]], [[probe]], [[examine]] *(''doubt'') [[doubt]], [[suspect]], [[mistrust]], [[distrust]], [[query]] ===Antonyms=== *(''ask question'') [[reply]], [[respond]], [[answer]] *(''doubt'') [[confide]], [[trust]] ===See also=== *[[choice]] [[en:question]] 7652 2006-07-19T09:11:06Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, de, el, et, fa, fi, fr, hu, hy, io, it, ko, ru, ta, vi, zh {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|02}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[sentence]] that [[ask]]s; an [[interrogative]] sentence. #: ''I have a question.'' # A [[problem]] or [[issue]]. #: ''It was a question of morals.'' # A [[doubt]]. #: ''There was still a question in his mind.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''sentence that asks'') [[inquiry]], [[query]] *(''problem'') [[problem]], [[difficulty]], [[issue]], [[subject]], [[matter]], [[subject matter]] *(''doubt'') [[doubt]], [[uncertainty]], [[reservation]], [[query]], [[question mark]] ===Antonyms=== *(''sentence that asks'') [[answer]], [[response]], [[reply]], [[reaction]], [[statement]], [[declaration]], [[comment]] *(''problem'') [[resolution]], [[solution]], [[answer]], [[response]] *(''doubt'') [[certainty]], [[confidence]], [[assurance]], [[sureness]] ==Verb== {{verb|question|questions|questioned|questioning}} # To ask questions. #: ''She questioned him fully.'' # To doubt. #: ''They question his [[reason]]s.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''ask questions'') [[interrogate]], [[quiz]], [[ask]], [[grill]], [[probe]], [[examine]] *(''doubt'') [[doubt]], [[suspect]], [[mistrust]], [[distrust]], [[query]] ===Antonyms=== *(''ask question'') [[reply]], [[respond]], [[answer]] *(''doubt'') [[confide]], [[trust]] ===See also=== *[[choice]] [[ar:question]] [[de:question]] [[et:question]] [[el:question]] [[en:question]] [[fa:question]] [[fr:question]] [[ko:question]] [[hy:question]] [[io:question]] [[it:question]] [[hu:question]] [[ru:question]] [[fi:question]] [[ta:question]] [[vi:question]] [[zh:question]] 9739 2006-09-10T14:19:47Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: pt {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|02}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[sentence]] that [[ask]]s; an [[interrogative]] sentence. #: ''I have a question.'' # A [[problem]] or [[issue]]. #: ''It was a question of morals.'' # A [[doubt]]. #: ''There was still a question in his mind.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''sentence that asks'') [[inquiry]], [[query]] *(''problem'') [[problem]], [[difficulty]], [[issue]], [[subject]], [[matter]], [[subject matter]] *(''doubt'') [[doubt]], [[uncertainty]], [[reservation]], [[query]], [[question mark]] ===Antonyms=== *(''sentence that asks'') [[answer]], [[response]], [[reply]], [[reaction]], [[statement]], [[declaration]], [[comment]] *(''problem'') [[resolution]], [[solution]], [[answer]], [[response]] *(''doubt'') [[certainty]], [[confidence]], [[assurance]], [[sureness]] ==Verb== {{verb|question|questions|questioned|questioning}} # To ask questions. #: ''She questioned him fully.'' # To doubt. #: ''They question his [[reason]]s.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''ask questions'') [[interrogate]], [[quiz]], [[ask]], [[grill]], [[probe]], [[examine]] *(''doubt'') [[doubt]], [[suspect]], [[mistrust]], [[distrust]], [[query]] ===Antonyms=== *(''ask question'') [[reply]], [[respond]], [[answer]] *(''doubt'') [[confide]], [[trust]] ===See also=== *[[choice]] [[ar:question]] [[de:question]] [[et:question]] [[el:question]] [[en:question]] [[fa:question]] [[fr:question]] [[ko:question]] [[hy:question]] [[io:question]] [[it:question]] [[hu:question]] [[pt:question]] [[ru:question]] [[fi:question]] [[ta:question]] [[vi:question]] [[zh:question]] 10441 2006-10-06T20:33:45Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[uk:question]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|02}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[sentence]] that [[ask]]s; an [[interrogative]] sentence. #: ''I have a question.'' # A [[problem]] or [[issue]]. #: ''It was a question of morals.'' # A [[doubt]]. #: ''There was still a question in his mind.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''sentence that asks'') [[inquiry]], [[query]] *(''problem'') [[problem]], [[difficulty]], [[issue]], [[subject]], [[matter]], [[subject matter]] *(''doubt'') [[doubt]], [[uncertainty]], [[reservation]], [[query]], [[question mark]] ===Antonyms=== *(''sentence that asks'') [[answer]], [[response]], [[reply]], [[reaction]], [[statement]], [[declaration]], [[comment]] *(''problem'') [[resolution]], [[solution]], [[answer]], [[response]] *(''doubt'') [[certainty]], [[confidence]], [[assurance]], [[sureness]] ==Verb== {{verb|question|questions|questioned|questioning}} # To ask questions. #: ''She questioned him fully.'' # To doubt. #: ''They question his [[reason]]s.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''ask questions'') [[interrogate]], [[quiz]], [[ask]], [[grill]], [[probe]], [[examine]] *(''doubt'') [[doubt]], [[suspect]], [[mistrust]], [[distrust]], [[query]] ===Antonyms=== *(''ask question'') [[reply]], [[respond]], [[answer]] *(''doubt'') [[confide]], [[trust]] ===See also=== *[[choice]] [[ar:question]] [[de:question]] [[et:question]] [[el:question]] [[en:question]] [[fa:question]] [[fr:question]] [[ko:question]] [[hy:question]] [[io:question]] [[it:question]] [[hu:question]] [[pt:question]] [[ru:question]] [[fi:question]] [[ta:question]] [[vi:question]] [[uk:question]] [[zh:question]] 10785 2006-10-10T23:53:17Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:question]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|02}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[sentence]] that [[ask]]s; an [[interrogative]] sentence. #: ''I have a question.'' # A [[problem]] or [[issue]]. #: ''It was a question of morals.'' # A [[doubt]]. #: ''There was still a question in his mind.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''sentence that asks'') [[inquiry]], [[query]] *(''problem'') [[problem]], [[difficulty]], [[issue]], [[subject]], [[matter]], [[subject matter]] *(''doubt'') [[doubt]], [[uncertainty]], [[reservation]], [[query]], [[question mark]] ===Antonyms=== *(''sentence that asks'') [[answer]], [[response]], [[reply]], [[reaction]], [[statement]], [[declaration]], [[comment]] *(''problem'') [[resolution]], [[solution]], [[answer]], [[response]] *(''doubt'') [[certainty]], [[confidence]], [[assurance]], [[sureness]] ==Verb== {{verb|question|questions|questioned|questioning}} # To ask questions. #: ''She questioned him fully.'' # To doubt. #: ''They question his [[reason]]s.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''ask questions'') [[interrogate]], [[quiz]], [[ask]], [[grill]], [[probe]], [[examine]] *(''doubt'') [[doubt]], [[suspect]], [[mistrust]], [[distrust]], [[query]] ===Antonyms=== *(''ask question'') [[reply]], [[respond]], [[answer]] *(''doubt'') [[confide]], [[trust]] ===See also=== *[[choice]] [[ar:question]] [[de:question]] [[et:question]] [[el:question]] [[en:question]] [[fa:question]] [[fr:question]] [[ko:question]] [[hy:question]] [[io:question]] [[it:question]] [[kk:question]] [[hu:question]] [[pt:question]] [[ru:question]] [[fi:question]] [[ta:question]] [[vi:question]] [[uk:question]] [[zh:question]] 13262 2006-12-03T20:51:16Z Coppertwig 139 /* Noun */ Use BE850 words; delete one definition {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|02}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # Something someone says to have someone else say an [[answer]]. #:''The '''question''' is: "How much money do we have?"'' # A [[trouble]] or thing to [[talk]] about. #: ''It was a '''question''' of [[right]] and [[wrong]].'' ===Synonyms=== *(''sentence that asks'') [[inquiry]], [[query]] *(''problem'') [[problem]], [[difficulty]], [[issue]], [[subject]], [[matter]], [[subject matter]] *(''doubt'') [[doubt]], [[uncertainty]], [[reservation]], [[query]], [[question mark]] ===Antonyms=== *(''sentence that asks'') [[answer]], [[response]], [[reply]], [[reaction]], [[statement]], [[declaration]], [[comment]] *(''problem'') [[resolution]], [[solution]], [[answer]], [[response]] *(''doubt'') [[certainty]], [[confidence]], [[assurance]], [[sureness]] ==Verb== {{verb|question|questions|questioned|questioning}} # To ask questions. #: ''She questioned him fully.'' # To doubt. #: ''They question his [[reason]]s.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''ask questions'') [[interrogate]], [[quiz]], [[ask]], [[grill]], [[probe]], [[examine]] *(''doubt'') [[doubt]], [[suspect]], [[mistrust]], [[distrust]], [[query]] ===Antonyms=== *(''ask question'') [[reply]], [[respond]], [[answer]] *(''doubt'') [[confide]], [[trust]] ===See also=== *[[choice]] [[ar:question]] [[de:question]] [[et:question]] [[el:question]] [[en:question]] [[fa:question]] [[fr:question]] [[ko:question]] [[hy:question]] [[io:question]] [[it:question]] [[kk:question]] [[hu:question]] [[pt:question]] [[ru:question]] [[fi:question]] [[ta:question]] [[vi:question]] [[uk:question]] [[zh:question]] 13264 2006-12-03T20:54:25Z Coppertwig 139 /* Noun */ picture {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|02}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Question dropshade.svg|thumb|A '''question''' mark]]. # Something someone says to have someone else say an [[answer]]. #:''The '''question''' is: "How much [[money]] do we have?"'' # A [[trouble]] or thing to [[talk]] about. #: ''It was a '''question''' of [[right]] and [[wrong]].'' ===Synonyms=== *(''sentence that asks'') [[inquiry]], [[query]] *(''problem'') [[problem]], [[difficulty]], [[issue]], [[subject]], [[matter]], [[subject matter]] *(''doubt'') [[doubt]], [[uncertainty]], [[reservation]], [[query]], [[question mark]] ===Antonyms=== *(''sentence that asks'') [[answer]], [[response]], [[reply]], [[reaction]], [[statement]], [[declaration]], [[comment]] *(''problem'') [[resolution]], [[solution]], [[answer]], [[response]] *(''doubt'') [[certainty]], [[confidence]], [[assurance]], [[sureness]] {{-}} ==Verb== {{verb|question|questions|questioned|questioning}} # To ask questions. #: ''She questioned him fully.'' # To doubt. #: ''They question his [[reason]]s.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''ask questions'') [[interrogate]], [[quiz]], [[ask]], [[grill]], [[probe]], [[examine]] *(''doubt'') [[doubt]], [[suspect]], [[mistrust]], [[distrust]], [[query]] ===Antonyms=== *(''ask question'') [[reply]], [[respond]], [[answer]] *(''doubt'') [[confide]], [[trust]] ===See also=== *[[choice]] [[ar:question]] [[de:question]] [[et:question]] [[el:question]] [[en:question]] [[fa:question]] [[fr:question]] [[ko:question]] [[hy:question]] [[io:question]] [[it:question]] [[kk:question]] [[hu:question]] [[pt:question]] [[ru:question]] [[fi:question]] [[ta:question]] [[vi:question]] [[uk:question]] [[zh:question]] 13265 2006-12-03T20:57:13Z Coppertwig 139 /* Verb */ changing words to BE850 {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|02}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Question dropshade.svg|thumb|A '''question''' mark]]. # Something someone says to have someone else say an [[answer]]. #:''The '''question''' is: "How much [[money]] do we have?"'' # A [[trouble]] or thing to [[talk]] about. #: ''It was a '''question''' of [[right]] and [[wrong]].'' ===Synonyms=== *(''sentence that asks'') [[inquiry]], [[query]] *(''problem'') [[problem]], [[difficulty]], [[issue]], [[subject]], [[matter]], [[subject matter]] *(''doubt'') [[doubt]], [[uncertainty]], [[reservation]], [[query]], [[question mark]] ===Antonyms=== *(''sentence that asks'') [[answer]], [[response]], [[reply]], [[reaction]], [[statement]], [[declaration]], [[comment]] *(''problem'') [[resolution]], [[solution]], [[answer]], [[response]] *(''doubt'') [[certainty]], [[confidence]], [[assurance]], [[sureness]] {{-}} ==Verb== {{verb|question|questions|questioned|questioning}} # To say '''questions''' to someone; to [[ask]] someone '''questions'''. #: ''She '''questioned''' him fully.'' # To have an idea that something may be [[true]] or may not be true. #: ''They '''question''' his [[reason]]s.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''ask questions'') [[interrogate]], [[quiz]], [[ask]], [[grill]], [[probe]], [[examine]] *(''doubt'') [[doubt]], [[suspect]], [[mistrust]], [[distrust]], [[query]] ===Antonyms=== *(''ask question'') [[reply]], [[respond]], [[answer]] *(''doubt'') [[confide]], [[trust]] ===See also=== *[[choice]] [[ar:question]] [[de:question]] [[et:question]] [[el:question]] [[en:question]] [[fa:question]] [[fr:question]] [[ko:question]] [[hy:question]] [[io:question]] [[it:question]] [[kk:question]] [[hu:question]] [[pt:question]] [[ru:question]] [[fi:question]] [[ta:question]] [[vi:question]] [[uk:question]] [[zh:question]] 2564 6297 2006-04-01T00:16:00Z Cromwellt 61 created wotd <big>'''question'''</big> <small>noun</small> # A [[sentence]] that [[ask]]s; an [[interrogative]] sentence. #: ''I have a question.'' # A [[problem]] or [[issue]]. #: ''It was a question of morals.'' # A [[doubt]]. #: ''There was still a question in his mind.'' <small>verb</small> # To ask questions. #: ''She questioned him fully.'' # To doubt. #: ''They question his [[reasons]].'' <small>[[question|Read full entry]]</small> 2565 6298 2006-04-01T00:35:39Z Cromwellt 61 created entry, wotd {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|03}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # [[poetry|Poetry]] in general. #: ''It was a book of verse.'' # (''informal'') A stanza of a [[poem]] or [[song]]. #: ''He will sing the next verse.'' # (''poetry'') A line of poetry. #: ''The two verses form a couplet.'' # (''Biblical'') A part of a [[chapter]] in the Bible, usually a [[sentence]]. #: ''That is found in the Gospel of John, chapter 3, verse sixteen.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''poetry in general'') [[poetry]], [[rhyme]], [[rhymes]], [[doggerel]] *(''stanza'') [[stanza]], [[canto]] *(''line of poetry'') [[line]] ===Antonyms=== *(''poetry'') [[prose]] ===Derived words=== *[[blank verse]] *[[free verse]] ==Verb== {{verb|verse|verses|versed|versing}} # To study a [[subject]] in [[depth]]. #: ''He verses himself in the classics.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[study]] *[[learn]] *[[examine]] *[[consider]] *[[scrutinize]] *[[analyze]] ===Antonyms=== *[[ignore]] ===Derived words=== *[[versed]] *[[well-versed]] *[[unversed]] ===See also=== *[[converse]] *[[diverse]] *[[inverse]] *[[reverse]] *[[transverse]] [[en:verse]] 7752 2006-07-19T12:45:12Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: fi, fr, hu, io, pt, vi, zh {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|03}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # [[poetry|Poetry]] in general. #: ''It was a book of verse.'' # (''informal'') A stanza of a [[poem]] or [[song]]. #: ''He will sing the next verse.'' # (''poetry'') A line of poetry. #: ''The two verses form a couplet.'' # (''Biblical'') A part of a [[chapter]] in the Bible, usually a [[sentence]]. #: ''That is found in the Gospel of John, chapter 3, verse sixteen.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''poetry in general'') [[poetry]], [[rhyme]], [[rhymes]], [[doggerel]] *(''stanza'') [[stanza]], [[canto]] *(''line of poetry'') [[line]] ===Antonyms=== *(''poetry'') [[prose]] ===Derived words=== *[[blank verse]] *[[free verse]] ==Verb== {{verb|verse|verses|versed|versing}} # To study a [[subject]] in [[depth]]. #: ''He verses himself in the classics.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[study]] *[[learn]] *[[examine]] *[[consider]] *[[scrutinize]] *[[analyze]] ===Antonyms=== *[[ignore]] ===Derived words=== *[[versed]] *[[well-versed]] *[[unversed]] ===See also=== *[[converse]] *[[diverse]] *[[inverse]] *[[reverse]] *[[transverse]] [[en:verse]] [[fr:verse]] [[io:verse]] [[hu:verse]] [[pt:verse]] [[fi:verse]] [[vi:verse]] [[zh:verse]] 10281 2006-09-24T14:26:39Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[fa:verse]], [[hy:verse]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|03}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # [[poetry|Poetry]] in general. #: ''It was a book of verse.'' # (''informal'') A stanza of a [[poem]] or [[song]]. #: ''He will sing the next verse.'' # (''poetry'') A line of poetry. #: ''The two verses form a couplet.'' # (''Biblical'') A part of a [[chapter]] in the Bible, usually a [[sentence]]. #: ''That is found in the Gospel of John, chapter 3, verse sixteen.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''poetry in general'') [[poetry]], [[rhyme]], [[rhymes]], [[doggerel]] *(''stanza'') [[stanza]], [[canto]] *(''line of poetry'') [[line]] ===Antonyms=== *(''poetry'') [[prose]] ===Derived words=== *[[blank verse]] *[[free verse]] ==Verb== {{verb|verse|verses|versed|versing}} # To study a [[subject]] in [[depth]]. #: ''He verses himself in the classics.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[study]] *[[learn]] *[[examine]] *[[consider]] *[[scrutinize]] *[[analyze]] ===Antonyms=== *[[ignore]] ===Derived words=== *[[versed]] *[[well-versed]] *[[unversed]] ===See also=== *[[converse]] *[[diverse]] *[[inverse]] *[[reverse]] *[[transverse]] [[en:verse]] [[fa:verse]] [[fr:verse]] [[hy:verse]] [[io:verse]] [[hu:verse]] [[pt:verse]] [[fi:verse]] [[vi:verse]] [[zh:verse]] 11237 2006-10-17T23:06:40Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:verse]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|03}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # [[poetry|Poetry]] in general. #: ''It was a book of verse.'' # (''informal'') A stanza of a [[poem]] or [[song]]. #: ''He will sing the next verse.'' # (''poetry'') A line of poetry. #: ''The two verses form a couplet.'' # (''Biblical'') A part of a [[chapter]] in the Bible, usually a [[sentence]]. #: ''That is found in the Gospel of John, chapter 3, verse sixteen.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''poetry in general'') [[poetry]], [[rhyme]], [[rhymes]], [[doggerel]] *(''stanza'') [[stanza]], [[canto]] *(''line of poetry'') [[line]] ===Antonyms=== *(''poetry'') [[prose]] ===Derived words=== *[[blank verse]] *[[free verse]] ==Verb== {{verb|verse|verses|versed|versing}} # To study a [[subject]] in [[depth]]. #: ''He verses himself in the classics.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[study]] *[[learn]] *[[examine]] *[[consider]] *[[scrutinize]] *[[analyze]] ===Antonyms=== *[[ignore]] ===Derived words=== *[[versed]] *[[well-versed]] *[[unversed]] ===See also=== *[[converse]] *[[diverse]] *[[inverse]] *[[reverse]] *[[transverse]] [[en:verse]] [[fa:verse]] [[fr:verse]] [[hy:verse]] [[io:verse]] [[hu:verse]] [[pt:verse]] [[ru:verse]] [[fi:verse]] [[vi:verse]] [[zh:verse]] 12061 2006-11-09T18:20:41Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[el:verse]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|03}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # [[poetry|Poetry]] in general. #: ''It was a book of verse.'' # (''informal'') A stanza of a [[poem]] or [[song]]. #: ''He will sing the next verse.'' # (''poetry'') A line of poetry. #: ''The two verses form a couplet.'' # (''Biblical'') A part of a [[chapter]] in the Bible, usually a [[sentence]]. #: ''That is found in the Gospel of John, chapter 3, verse sixteen.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''poetry in general'') [[poetry]], [[rhyme]], [[rhymes]], [[doggerel]] *(''stanza'') [[stanza]], [[canto]] *(''line of poetry'') [[line]] ===Antonyms=== *(''poetry'') [[prose]] ===Derived words=== *[[blank verse]] *[[free verse]] ==Verb== {{verb|verse|verses|versed|versing}} # To study a [[subject]] in [[depth]]. #: ''He verses himself in the classics.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[study]] *[[learn]] *[[examine]] *[[consider]] *[[scrutinize]] *[[analyze]] ===Antonyms=== *[[ignore]] ===Derived words=== *[[versed]] *[[well-versed]] *[[unversed]] ===See also=== *[[converse]] *[[diverse]] *[[inverse]] *[[reverse]] *[[transverse]] [[el:verse]] [[en:verse]] [[fa:verse]] [[fr:verse]] [[hy:verse]] [[io:verse]] [[hu:verse]] [[pt:verse]] [[ru:verse]] [[fi:verse]] [[vi:verse]] [[zh:verse]] 13281 2006-12-03T21:50:36Z Coppertwig 139 /* Noun */ changing words to BE850 and deleting some definitions {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|03}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # Words that use [[rhythm]] and good [[sound]]s, like the words of a [[song]] but with no [[music]]. #: ''It was a book of '''verse'''.'' # (''Biblical'') A very little part of the [[Bible]]. #: ''That is found in the Gospel of John, chapter 3, verse sixteen.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''poetry in general'') [[poetry]], [[rhyme]], [[rhymes]], [[doggerel]] *(''stanza'') [[stanza]], [[canto]] *(''line of poetry'') [[line]] ===Antonyms=== *(''poetry'') [[prose]] ===Derived words=== *[[blank verse]] *[[free verse]] ==Verb== {{verb|verse|verses|versed|versing}} # To study a [[subject]] in [[depth]]. #: ''He verses himself in the classics.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[study]] *[[learn]] *[[examine]] *[[consider]] *[[scrutinize]] *[[analyze]] ===Antonyms=== *[[ignore]] ===Derived words=== *[[versed]] *[[well-versed]] *[[unversed]] ===See also=== *[[converse]] *[[diverse]] *[[inverse]] *[[reverse]] *[[transverse]] [[el:verse]] [[en:verse]] [[fa:verse]] [[fr:verse]] [[hy:verse]] [[io:verse]] [[hu:verse]] [[pt:verse]] [[ru:verse]] [[fi:verse]] [[vi:verse]] [[zh:verse]] 2566 6299 2006-04-01T00:35:55Z Cromwellt 61 created wotd <big>'''verse'''</big> <small>noun</small> # [[poetry|Poetry]] in general. #: ''It was a book of verse.'' # (''informal'') A stanza of a [[poem]] or [[song]]. #: ''He will sing the next verse.'' # (''poetry'') A line of poetry. #: ''The two verses form a couplet.'' <small>verb</small> # To study a [[subject]] in [[depth]]. #: ''He verses himself in the classics.'' <small>[[verse|Read full entry]]</small> 2567 6300 2006-04-01T00:41:35Z Cromwellt 61 created entry, wotd {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|04}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|new|newer|newest}} # Not [[old]]; [[recent]]. #: ''They had a new car.'' # [[inexperienced|Inexperienced]]. #: ''They hired a new stock boy.'' # [[original|Original]]. #: ''That was a new idea.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''not old'') [[novel]], [[new-fangled]], [[fresh]] *(''inexperienced'') [[inexperienced]], [[green]], [[naïve]], [[innocent]] *(''original'') [[original]], [[innovative]] ===Antonyms=== *(''not old'') [[old]], [[old-fashioned]] *(''inexperienced'') [[experienced]], [[knowledgeable]], [[jaded]] *(''original'') [[unoriginal]], [[passé]], [[cliché]], [[hackneyed]], [[previous]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[anew]] *[[newness]] *[[news]] *[[new lease on life]] *[[renew]] *[[you can't teach an old dog new tricks]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[young]] ===See also=== *[[age]] *[[novelty]] [[en:new]] 7614 2006-07-19T07:54:10Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: et, fa, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ku, la, pt, sv, ta, vi, zh {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|04}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|new|newer|newest}} # Not [[old]]; [[recent]]. #: ''They had a new car.'' # [[inexperienced|Inexperienced]]. #: ''They hired a new stock boy.'' # [[original|Original]]. #: ''That was a new idea.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''not old'') [[novel]], [[new-fangled]], [[fresh]] *(''inexperienced'') [[inexperienced]], [[green]], [[naïve]], [[innocent]] *(''original'') [[original]], [[innovative]] ===Antonyms=== *(''not old'') [[old]], [[old-fashioned]] *(''inexperienced'') [[experienced]], [[knowledgeable]], [[jaded]] *(''original'') [[unoriginal]], [[passé]], [[cliché]], [[hackneyed]], [[previous]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[anew]] *[[newness]] *[[news]] *[[new lease on life]] *[[renew]] *[[you can't teach an old dog new tricks]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[young]] ===See also=== *[[age]] *[[novelty]] [[et:new]] [[en:new]] [[fa:new]] [[fr:new]] [[io:new]] [[it:new]] [[ku:new]] [[la:new]] [[hu:new]] [[pt:new]] [[fi:new]] [[sv:new]] [[ta:new]] [[vi:new]] [[zh:new]] 8663 2006-08-13T19:35:30Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: af {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|04}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|new|newer|newest}} # Not [[old]]; [[recent]]. #: ''They had a new car.'' # [[inexperienced|Inexperienced]]. #: ''They hired a new stock boy.'' # [[original|Original]]. #: ''That was a new idea.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''not old'') [[novel]], [[new-fangled]], [[fresh]] *(''inexperienced'') [[inexperienced]], [[green]], [[naïve]], [[innocent]] *(''original'') [[original]], [[innovative]] ===Antonyms=== *(''not old'') [[old]], [[old-fashioned]] *(''inexperienced'') [[experienced]], [[knowledgeable]], [[jaded]] *(''original'') [[unoriginal]], [[passé]], [[cliché]], [[hackneyed]], [[previous]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[anew]] *[[newness]] *[[news]] *[[new lease on life]] *[[renew]] *[[you can't teach an old dog new tricks]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[young]] ===See also=== *[[age]] *[[novelty]] [[af:new]] [[et:new]] [[en:new]] [[fa:new]] [[fr:new]] [[io:new]] [[it:new]] [[ku:new]] [[la:new]] [[hu:new]] [[pt:new]] [[fi:new]] [[sv:new]] [[ta:new]] [[vi:new]] [[zh:new]] 10161 2006-09-24T13:33:49Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[es:new]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|04}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|new|newer|newest}} # Not [[old]]; [[recent]]. #: ''They had a new car.'' # [[inexperienced|Inexperienced]]. #: ''They hired a new stock boy.'' # [[original|Original]]. #: ''That was a new idea.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''not old'') [[novel]], [[new-fangled]], [[fresh]] *(''inexperienced'') [[inexperienced]], [[green]], [[naïve]], [[innocent]] *(''original'') [[original]], [[innovative]] ===Antonyms=== *(''not old'') [[old]], [[old-fashioned]] *(''inexperienced'') [[experienced]], [[knowledgeable]], [[jaded]] *(''original'') [[unoriginal]], [[passé]], [[cliché]], [[hackneyed]], [[previous]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[anew]] *[[newness]] *[[news]] *[[new lease on life]] *[[renew]] *[[you can't teach an old dog new tricks]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[young]] ===See also=== *[[age]] *[[novelty]] [[af:new]] [[et:new]] [[en:new]] [[es:new]] [[fa:new]] [[fr:new]] [[io:new]] [[it:new]] [[ku:new]] [[la:new]] [[hu:new]] [[pt:new]] [[fi:new]] [[sv:new]] [[ta:new]] [[vi:new]] [[zh:new]] 10774 2006-10-10T20:53:19Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy, ja, kk, uk {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|04}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|new|newer|newest}} # Not [[old]]; [[recent]]. #: ''They had a new car.'' # [[inexperienced|Inexperienced]]. #: ''They hired a new stock boy.'' # [[original|Original]]. #: ''That was a new idea.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''not old'') [[novel]], [[new-fangled]], [[fresh]] *(''inexperienced'') [[inexperienced]], [[green]], [[naïve]], [[innocent]] *(''original'') [[original]], [[innovative]] ===Antonyms=== *(''not old'') [[old]], [[old-fashioned]] *(''inexperienced'') [[experienced]], [[knowledgeable]], [[jaded]] *(''original'') [[unoriginal]], [[passé]], [[cliché]], [[hackneyed]], [[previous]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[anew]] *[[newness]] *[[news]] *[[new lease on life]] *[[renew]] *[[you can't teach an old dog new tricks]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[young]] ===See also=== *[[age]] *[[novelty]] [[af:new]] [[et:new]] [[en:new]] [[es:new]] [[fa:new]] [[fr:new]] [[hy:new]] [[io:new]] [[it:new]] [[kk:new]] [[ku:new]] [[la:new]] [[hu:new]] [[ja:new]] [[pt:new]] [[fi:new]] [[sv:new]] [[ta:new]] [[vi:new]] [[uk:new]] [[zh:new]] 2568 6301 2006-04-01T00:41:58Z Cromwellt 61 created wotd <big>'''new'''</big> <small>adjective</small> # Not [[old]]; [[recent]]. #: ''They had a new car.'' # [[inexperienced|Inexperienced]]. #: ''They hired a new stock boy.'' # [[original|Original]]. #: ''That was a new idea.'' <small>[[new|Read full entry]]</small> 6374 2006-04-17T01:55:17Z Seahen 76 <big>'''new'''</big> <small>adjective</small> # Not [[old]]; [[recent]]; never [[use]]d before. #: ''They had a new car.'' # [[inexperienced|Inexperienced]]. #: ''They hired a new stock boy.'' # [[original|Original]]. #: ''That was a new idea.'' <small>[[new|Read full entry]]</small> 2569 6302 2006-04-01T00:57:46Z Cromwellt 61 created entry, wotd {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|05}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|quick|quicker|quickest}} # [[rapid|Rapid]] or [[speedy]]. #: ''You are very quick.'' # Of short [[duration]]. #: ''I will take a quick shower.'' # [[sudden|Sudden]] or [[immediate]]. #: ''The landslide was quick and destructive.'' # Rapid at learning, [[clever]]. #: ''He is quick to catch on.'' # [[nimble|Nimble]] or [[lively]]. #: ''Even as an old man, Eric was very quick.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''rapid'') [[fast]], [[rapid]], [[speedy]], [[swift]], [[nippy]] *(''short duration'') [[short]], [[fast]], [[brief]], [[cursory]], [[fleeting]], [[momentary]], [[passing]], [[transient]], [[effervescent]] *(''sudden'') [[sudden]], [[immediate]], [[instant]], [[prompt]], [[abrupt]], [[swift]], [[rapid]] *(''rapid at learning'') [[clever]], [[bright]], [[sharp-witted]], [[sharp]], [[shrewd]], [[astute]], [[intelligent]], [[adroit]], [[rapid]], [[smart]], [[apt]], [[gifted]] *(''nimble'') [[nimble]], [[lively]], [[sprightly]], [[vivacious]], [[spry]], [[agile]], [[energetic]], [[vigorous]], [[active]], [[animated]], [[dynamic]], [[bubbly]], [[spirited]], [[sparkling]] ===Antonyms=== *(''rapid'') [[slow]], [[lazy]], [[sluggish]], [[unhurried]], [[measured]], [[deliberate]], [[leisurely]], [[dawdling]] *(''short duration'') [[long]], [[time-consuming]], [[long-winded]], [[long-drawn-out]], [[protracted]], [[lengthy]], [[lingering]], [[gradual]], [[prolonged]] *(''sudden'') [[gradual]], [[slow]], [[incremental]], [[delayed]], [[prolonged]] *(''rapid at learning'') [[stupid]], [[dim]], [[dim-witted]], [[dumb]], [[slow]], [[thick]], [[dense]], [[slow on the uptake]] *(''nimble'') [[lethargic]], [[sluggish]], [[tired]], [[weary]] [[lackluster]], [[lazy]], [[languid]], [[indolent]], [[awkward]], [[dreary]], [[lifeless]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[quicken]] *[[quicker than the eye can follow]] *[[quickly]] *[[quicksilver]] *[[quick as a wink]] *[[quick on the uptake]] *[[quick-witted]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[going like sixty]] *[[stop on a dime]] *[[zero to sixty]] ===See also=== [[Quik]] ==Adverb== {{adverb}} '''Note:'' This usage is properly [[quickly]]. # [[done|Done]] rapidly. #: ''He finished quick.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[quickly]] *[[fast]] *[[rapidly]] *[[hurriedly]] *[[swiftly]] *[[speedily]] ===Antonyms=== *[[slowly]] *[[lethargically]] *[[lazily]] *[[gradually]] *[[leisurely]] *[[unhurriedly]] *[[bit by bit]] *[[little by little]] *[[at a snail's pace]] [[en:quick]] 7624 2006-07-19T08:15:11Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ang, el, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ko, ru, th, zh {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|05}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|quick|quicker|quickest}} # [[rapid|Rapid]] or [[speedy]]. #: ''You are very quick.'' # Of short [[duration]]. #: ''I will take a quick shower.'' # [[sudden|Sudden]] or [[immediate]]. #: ''The landslide was quick and destructive.'' # Rapid at learning, [[clever]]. #: ''He is quick to catch on.'' # [[nimble|Nimble]] or [[lively]]. #: ''Even as an old man, Eric was very quick.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''rapid'') [[fast]], [[rapid]], [[speedy]], [[swift]], [[nippy]] *(''short duration'') [[short]], [[fast]], [[brief]], [[cursory]], [[fleeting]], [[momentary]], [[passing]], [[transient]], [[effervescent]] *(''sudden'') [[sudden]], [[immediate]], [[instant]], [[prompt]], [[abrupt]], [[swift]], [[rapid]] *(''rapid at learning'') [[clever]], [[bright]], [[sharp-witted]], [[sharp]], [[shrewd]], [[astute]], [[intelligent]], [[adroit]], [[rapid]], [[smart]], [[apt]], [[gifted]] *(''nimble'') [[nimble]], [[lively]], [[sprightly]], [[vivacious]], [[spry]], [[agile]], [[energetic]], [[vigorous]], [[active]], [[animated]], [[dynamic]], [[bubbly]], [[spirited]], [[sparkling]] ===Antonyms=== *(''rapid'') [[slow]], [[lazy]], [[sluggish]], [[unhurried]], [[measured]], [[deliberate]], [[leisurely]], [[dawdling]] *(''short duration'') [[long]], [[time-consuming]], [[long-winded]], [[long-drawn-out]], [[protracted]], [[lengthy]], [[lingering]], [[gradual]], [[prolonged]] *(''sudden'') [[gradual]], [[slow]], [[incremental]], [[delayed]], [[prolonged]] *(''rapid at learning'') [[stupid]], [[dim]], [[dim-witted]], [[dumb]], [[slow]], [[thick]], [[dense]], [[slow on the uptake]] *(''nimble'') [[lethargic]], [[sluggish]], [[tired]], [[weary]] [[lackluster]], [[lazy]], [[languid]], [[indolent]], [[awkward]], [[dreary]], [[lifeless]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[quicken]] *[[quicker than the eye can follow]] *[[quickly]] *[[quicksilver]] *[[quick as a wink]] *[[quick on the uptake]] *[[quick-witted]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[going like sixty]] *[[stop on a dime]] *[[zero to sixty]] ===See also=== [[Quik]] ==Adverb== {{adverb}} '''Note:'' This usage is properly [[quickly]]. # [[done|Done]] rapidly. #: ''He finished quick.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[quickly]] *[[fast]] *[[rapidly]] *[[hurriedly]] *[[swiftly]] *[[speedily]] ===Antonyms=== *[[slowly]] *[[lethargically]] *[[lazily]] *[[gradually]] *[[leisurely]] *[[unhurriedly]] *[[bit by bit]] *[[little by little]] *[[at a snail's pace]] [[ang:quick]] [[el:quick]] [[en:quick]] [[fr:quick]] [[ko:quick]] [[io:quick]] [[it:quick]] [[hu:quick]] [[ru:quick]] [[fi:quick]] [[th:quick]] [[zh:quick]] 9738 2006-09-10T14:19:37Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: sv, vi {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|05}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|quick|quicker|quickest}} # [[rapid|Rapid]] or [[speedy]]. #: ''You are very quick.'' # Of short [[duration]]. #: ''I will take a quick shower.'' # [[sudden|Sudden]] or [[immediate]]. #: ''The landslide was quick and destructive.'' # Rapid at learning, [[clever]]. #: ''He is quick to catch on.'' # [[nimble|Nimble]] or [[lively]]. #: ''Even as an old man, Eric was very quick.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''rapid'') [[fast]], [[rapid]], [[speedy]], [[swift]], [[nippy]] *(''short duration'') [[short]], [[fast]], [[brief]], [[cursory]], [[fleeting]], [[momentary]], [[passing]], [[transient]], [[effervescent]] *(''sudden'') [[sudden]], [[immediate]], [[instant]], [[prompt]], [[abrupt]], [[swift]], [[rapid]] *(''rapid at learning'') [[clever]], [[bright]], [[sharp-witted]], [[sharp]], [[shrewd]], [[astute]], [[intelligent]], [[adroit]], [[rapid]], [[smart]], [[apt]], [[gifted]] *(''nimble'') [[nimble]], [[lively]], [[sprightly]], [[vivacious]], [[spry]], [[agile]], [[energetic]], [[vigorous]], [[active]], [[animated]], [[dynamic]], [[bubbly]], [[spirited]], [[sparkling]] ===Antonyms=== *(''rapid'') [[slow]], [[lazy]], [[sluggish]], [[unhurried]], [[measured]], [[deliberate]], [[leisurely]], [[dawdling]] *(''short duration'') [[long]], [[time-consuming]], [[long-winded]], [[long-drawn-out]], [[protracted]], [[lengthy]], [[lingering]], [[gradual]], [[prolonged]] *(''sudden'') [[gradual]], [[slow]], [[incremental]], [[delayed]], [[prolonged]] *(''rapid at learning'') [[stupid]], [[dim]], [[dim-witted]], [[dumb]], [[slow]], [[thick]], [[dense]], [[slow on the uptake]] *(''nimble'') [[lethargic]], [[sluggish]], [[tired]], [[weary]] [[lackluster]], [[lazy]], [[languid]], [[indolent]], [[awkward]], [[dreary]], [[lifeless]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[quicken]] *[[quicker than the eye can follow]] *[[quickly]] *[[quicksilver]] *[[quick as a wink]] *[[quick on the uptake]] *[[quick-witted]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[going like sixty]] *[[stop on a dime]] *[[zero to sixty]] ===See also=== [[Quik]] ==Adverb== {{adverb}} '''Note:'' This usage is properly [[quickly]]. # [[done|Done]] rapidly. #: ''He finished quick.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[quickly]] *[[fast]] *[[rapidly]] *[[hurriedly]] *[[swiftly]] *[[speedily]] ===Antonyms=== *[[slowly]] *[[lethargically]] *[[lazily]] *[[gradually]] *[[leisurely]] *[[unhurriedly]] *[[bit by bit]] *[[little by little]] *[[at a snail's pace]] [[ang:quick]] [[el:quick]] [[en:quick]] [[fr:quick]] [[ko:quick]] [[io:quick]] [[it:quick]] [[hu:quick]] [[ru:quick]] [[fi:quick]] [[sv:quick]] [[th:quick]] [[vi:quick]] [[zh:quick]] 10443 2006-10-06T20:50:13Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ta:quick]], [[uk:quick]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|05}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|quick|quicker|quickest}} # [[rapid|Rapid]] or [[speedy]]. #: ''You are very quick.'' # Of short [[duration]]. #: ''I will take a quick shower.'' # [[sudden|Sudden]] or [[immediate]]. #: ''The landslide was quick and destructive.'' # Rapid at learning, [[clever]]. #: ''He is quick to catch on.'' # [[nimble|Nimble]] or [[lively]]. #: ''Even as an old man, Eric was very quick.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''rapid'') [[fast]], [[rapid]], [[speedy]], [[swift]], [[nippy]] *(''short duration'') [[short]], [[fast]], [[brief]], [[cursory]], [[fleeting]], [[momentary]], [[passing]], [[transient]], [[effervescent]] *(''sudden'') [[sudden]], [[immediate]], [[instant]], [[prompt]], [[abrupt]], [[swift]], [[rapid]] *(''rapid at learning'') [[clever]], [[bright]], [[sharp-witted]], [[sharp]], [[shrewd]], [[astute]], [[intelligent]], [[adroit]], [[rapid]], [[smart]], [[apt]], [[gifted]] *(''nimble'') [[nimble]], [[lively]], [[sprightly]], [[vivacious]], [[spry]], [[agile]], [[energetic]], [[vigorous]], [[active]], [[animated]], [[dynamic]], [[bubbly]], [[spirited]], [[sparkling]] ===Antonyms=== *(''rapid'') [[slow]], [[lazy]], [[sluggish]], [[unhurried]], [[measured]], [[deliberate]], [[leisurely]], [[dawdling]] *(''short duration'') [[long]], [[time-consuming]], [[long-winded]], [[long-drawn-out]], [[protracted]], [[lengthy]], [[lingering]], [[gradual]], [[prolonged]] *(''sudden'') [[gradual]], [[slow]], [[incremental]], [[delayed]], [[prolonged]] *(''rapid at learning'') [[stupid]], [[dim]], [[dim-witted]], [[dumb]], [[slow]], [[thick]], [[dense]], [[slow on the uptake]] *(''nimble'') [[lethargic]], [[sluggish]], [[tired]], [[weary]] [[lackluster]], [[lazy]], [[languid]], [[indolent]], [[awkward]], [[dreary]], [[lifeless]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[quicken]] *[[quicker than the eye can follow]] *[[quickly]] *[[quicksilver]] *[[quick as a wink]] *[[quick on the uptake]] *[[quick-witted]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[going like sixty]] *[[stop on a dime]] *[[zero to sixty]] ===See also=== [[Quik]] ==Adverb== {{adverb}} '''Note:'' This usage is properly [[quickly]]. # [[done|Done]] rapidly. #: ''He finished quick.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[quickly]] *[[fast]] *[[rapidly]] *[[hurriedly]] *[[swiftly]] *[[speedily]] ===Antonyms=== *[[slowly]] *[[lethargically]] *[[lazily]] *[[gradually]] *[[leisurely]] *[[unhurriedly]] *[[bit by bit]] *[[little by little]] *[[at a snail's pace]] [[ang:quick]] [[el:quick]] [[en:quick]] [[fr:quick]] [[ko:quick]] [[io:quick]] [[it:quick]] [[hu:quick]] [[ru:quick]] [[fi:quick]] [[sv:quick]] [[ta:quick]] [[th:quick]] [[vi:quick]] [[uk:quick]] [[zh:quick]] 11004 2006-10-14T04:19:42Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:quick]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|05}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|quick|quicker|quickest}} # [[rapid|Rapid]] or [[speedy]]. #: ''You are very quick.'' # Of short [[duration]]. #: ''I will take a quick shower.'' # [[sudden|Sudden]] or [[immediate]]. #: ''The landslide was quick and destructive.'' # Rapid at learning, [[clever]]. #: ''He is quick to catch on.'' # [[nimble|Nimble]] or [[lively]]. #: ''Even as an old man, Eric was very quick.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''rapid'') [[fast]], [[rapid]], [[speedy]], [[swift]], [[nippy]] *(''short duration'') [[short]], [[fast]], [[brief]], [[cursory]], [[fleeting]], [[momentary]], [[passing]], [[transient]], [[effervescent]] *(''sudden'') [[sudden]], [[immediate]], [[instant]], [[prompt]], [[abrupt]], [[swift]], [[rapid]] *(''rapid at learning'') [[clever]], [[bright]], [[sharp-witted]], [[sharp]], [[shrewd]], [[astute]], [[intelligent]], [[adroit]], [[rapid]], [[smart]], [[apt]], [[gifted]] *(''nimble'') [[nimble]], [[lively]], [[sprightly]], [[vivacious]], [[spry]], [[agile]], [[energetic]], [[vigorous]], [[active]], [[animated]], [[dynamic]], [[bubbly]], [[spirited]], [[sparkling]] ===Antonyms=== *(''rapid'') [[slow]], [[lazy]], [[sluggish]], [[unhurried]], [[measured]], [[deliberate]], [[leisurely]], [[dawdling]] *(''short duration'') [[long]], [[time-consuming]], [[long-winded]], [[long-drawn-out]], [[protracted]], [[lengthy]], [[lingering]], [[gradual]], [[prolonged]] *(''sudden'') [[gradual]], [[slow]], [[incremental]], [[delayed]], [[prolonged]] *(''rapid at learning'') [[stupid]], [[dim]], [[dim-witted]], [[dumb]], [[slow]], [[thick]], [[dense]], [[slow on the uptake]] *(''nimble'') [[lethargic]], [[sluggish]], [[tired]], [[weary]] [[lackluster]], [[lazy]], [[languid]], [[indolent]], [[awkward]], [[dreary]], [[lifeless]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[quicken]] *[[quicker than the eye can follow]] *[[quickly]] *[[quicksilver]] *[[quick as a wink]] *[[quick on the uptake]] *[[quick-witted]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[going like sixty]] *[[stop on a dime]] *[[zero to sixty]] ===See also=== [[Quik]] ==Adverb== {{adverb}} '''Note:'' This usage is properly [[quickly]]. # [[done|Done]] rapidly. #: ''He finished quick.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[quickly]] *[[fast]] *[[rapidly]] *[[hurriedly]] *[[swiftly]] *[[speedily]] ===Antonyms=== *[[slowly]] *[[lethargically]] *[[lazily]] *[[gradually]] *[[leisurely]] *[[unhurriedly]] *[[bit by bit]] *[[little by little]] *[[at a snail's pace]] [[ang:quick]] [[el:quick]] [[en:quick]] [[fr:quick]] [[ko:quick]] [[io:quick]] [[it:quick]] [[kk:quick]] [[hu:quick]] [[ru:quick]] [[fi:quick]] [[sv:quick]] [[ta:quick]] [[th:quick]] [[vi:quick]] [[uk:quick]] [[zh:quick]] 13266 2006-12-03T21:00:53Z Coppertwig 139 /* Adjective */ changing words to BE850; deleting some definitions {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|05}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|quick|quicker|quickest}} # Using very little [[time]]; moving far in little time. #: ''You are able to [[run]] very '''quickly'''.'' #: ''I will wash '''quickly'''.'' #: ''He [[learn]]s '''quickly'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''rapid'') [[fast]], [[rapid]], [[speedy]], [[swift]], [[nippy]] *(''short duration'') [[short]], [[fast]], [[brief]], [[cursory]], [[fleeting]], [[momentary]], [[passing]], [[transient]], [[effervescent]] *(''sudden'') [[sudden]], [[immediate]], [[instant]], [[prompt]], [[abrupt]], [[swift]], [[rapid]] *(''rapid at learning'') [[clever]], [[bright]], [[sharp-witted]], [[sharp]], [[shrewd]], [[astute]], [[intelligent]], [[adroit]], [[rapid]], [[smart]], [[apt]], [[gifted]] *(''nimble'') [[nimble]], [[lively]], [[sprightly]], [[vivacious]], [[spry]], [[agile]], [[energetic]], [[vigorous]], [[active]], [[animated]], [[dynamic]], [[bubbly]], [[spirited]], [[sparkling]] ===Antonyms=== *(''rapid'') [[slow]], [[lazy]], [[sluggish]], [[unhurried]], [[measured]], [[deliberate]], [[leisurely]], [[dawdling]] *(''short duration'') [[long]], [[time-consuming]], [[long-winded]], [[long-drawn-out]], [[protracted]], [[lengthy]], [[lingering]], [[gradual]], [[prolonged]] *(''sudden'') [[gradual]], [[slow]], [[incremental]], [[delayed]], [[prolonged]] *(''rapid at learning'') [[stupid]], [[dim]], [[dim-witted]], [[dumb]], [[slow]], [[thick]], [[dense]], [[slow on the uptake]] *(''nimble'') [[lethargic]], [[sluggish]], [[tired]], [[weary]] [[lackluster]], [[lazy]], [[languid]], [[indolent]], [[awkward]], [[dreary]], [[lifeless]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[quicken]] *[[quicker than the eye can follow]] *[[quickly]] *[[quicksilver]] *[[quick as a wink]] *[[quick on the uptake]] *[[quick-witted]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[going like sixty]] *[[stop on a dime]] *[[zero to sixty]] ===See also=== [[Quik]] ==Adverb== {{adverb}} '''Note:'' This usage is properly [[quickly]]. # [[done|Done]] rapidly. #: ''He finished quick.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[quickly]] *[[fast]] *[[rapidly]] *[[hurriedly]] *[[swiftly]] *[[speedily]] ===Antonyms=== *[[slowly]] *[[lethargically]] *[[lazily]] *[[gradually]] *[[leisurely]] *[[unhurriedly]] *[[bit by bit]] *[[little by little]] *[[at a snail's pace]] [[ang:quick]] [[el:quick]] [[en:quick]] [[fr:quick]] [[ko:quick]] [[io:quick]] [[it:quick]] [[kk:quick]] [[hu:quick]] [[ru:quick]] [[fi:quick]] [[sv:quick]] [[ta:quick]] [[th:quick]] [[vi:quick]] [[uk:quick]] [[zh:quick]] 13267 2006-12-03T21:01:41Z Coppertwig 139 /* See also */ deleting name of product {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|05}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|quick|quicker|quickest}} # Using very little [[time]]; moving far in little time. #: ''You are able to [[run]] very '''quickly'''.'' #: ''I will wash '''quickly'''.'' #: ''He [[learn]]s '''quickly'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''rapid'') [[fast]], [[rapid]], [[speedy]], [[swift]], [[nippy]] *(''short duration'') [[short]], [[fast]], [[brief]], [[cursory]], [[fleeting]], [[momentary]], [[passing]], [[transient]], [[effervescent]] *(''sudden'') [[sudden]], [[immediate]], [[instant]], [[prompt]], [[abrupt]], [[swift]], [[rapid]] *(''rapid at learning'') [[clever]], [[bright]], [[sharp-witted]], [[sharp]], [[shrewd]], [[astute]], [[intelligent]], [[adroit]], [[rapid]], [[smart]], [[apt]], [[gifted]] *(''nimble'') [[nimble]], [[lively]], [[sprightly]], [[vivacious]], [[spry]], [[agile]], [[energetic]], [[vigorous]], [[active]], [[animated]], [[dynamic]], [[bubbly]], [[spirited]], [[sparkling]] ===Antonyms=== *(''rapid'') [[slow]], [[lazy]], [[sluggish]], [[unhurried]], [[measured]], [[deliberate]], [[leisurely]], [[dawdling]] *(''short duration'') [[long]], [[time-consuming]], [[long-winded]], [[long-drawn-out]], [[protracted]], [[lengthy]], [[lingering]], [[gradual]], [[prolonged]] *(''sudden'') [[gradual]], [[slow]], [[incremental]], [[delayed]], [[prolonged]] *(''rapid at learning'') [[stupid]], [[dim]], [[dim-witted]], [[dumb]], [[slow]], [[thick]], [[dense]], [[slow on the uptake]] *(''nimble'') [[lethargic]], [[sluggish]], [[tired]], [[weary]] [[lackluster]], [[lazy]], [[languid]], [[indolent]], [[awkward]], [[dreary]], [[lifeless]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[quicken]] *[[quicker than the eye can follow]] *[[quickly]] *[[quicksilver]] *[[quick as a wink]] *[[quick on the uptake]] *[[quick-witted]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[going like sixty]] *[[stop on a dime]] *[[zero to sixty]] ===See also=== ==Adverb== {{adverb}} '''Note:'' This usage is properly [[quickly]]. # [[done|Done]] rapidly. #: ''He finished quick.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[quickly]] *[[fast]] *[[rapidly]] *[[hurriedly]] *[[swiftly]] *[[speedily]] ===Antonyms=== *[[slowly]] *[[lethargically]] *[[lazily]] *[[gradually]] *[[leisurely]] *[[unhurriedly]] *[[bit by bit]] *[[little by little]] *[[at a snail's pace]] [[ang:quick]] [[el:quick]] [[en:quick]] [[fr:quick]] [[ko:quick]] [[io:quick]] [[it:quick]] [[kk:quick]] [[hu:quick]] [[ru:quick]] [[fi:quick]] [[sv:quick]] [[ta:quick]] [[th:quick]] [[vi:quick]] [[uk:quick]] [[zh:quick]] 14028 2006-12-20T17:27:19Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[cs:quick]], [[ja:quick]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|05}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|quick|quicker|quickest}} # Using very little [[time]]; moving far in little time. #: ''You are able to [[run]] very '''quickly'''.'' #: ''I will wash '''quickly'''.'' #: ''He [[learn]]s '''quickly'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''rapid'') [[fast]], [[rapid]], [[speedy]], [[swift]], [[nippy]] *(''short duration'') [[short]], [[fast]], [[brief]], [[cursory]], [[fleeting]], [[momentary]], [[passing]], [[transient]], [[effervescent]] *(''sudden'') [[sudden]], [[immediate]], [[instant]], [[prompt]], [[abrupt]], [[swift]], [[rapid]] *(''rapid at learning'') [[clever]], [[bright]], [[sharp-witted]], [[sharp]], [[shrewd]], [[astute]], [[intelligent]], [[adroit]], [[rapid]], [[smart]], [[apt]], [[gifted]] *(''nimble'') [[nimble]], [[lively]], [[sprightly]], [[vivacious]], [[spry]], [[agile]], [[energetic]], [[vigorous]], [[active]], [[animated]], [[dynamic]], [[bubbly]], [[spirited]], [[sparkling]] ===Antonyms=== *(''rapid'') [[slow]], [[lazy]], [[sluggish]], [[unhurried]], [[measured]], [[deliberate]], [[leisurely]], [[dawdling]] *(''short duration'') [[long]], [[time-consuming]], [[long-winded]], [[long-drawn-out]], [[protracted]], [[lengthy]], [[lingering]], [[gradual]], [[prolonged]] *(''sudden'') [[gradual]], [[slow]], [[incremental]], [[delayed]], [[prolonged]] *(''rapid at learning'') [[stupid]], [[dim]], [[dim-witted]], [[dumb]], [[slow]], [[thick]], [[dense]], [[slow on the uptake]] *(''nimble'') [[lethargic]], [[sluggish]], [[tired]], [[weary]] [[lackluster]], [[lazy]], [[languid]], [[indolent]], [[awkward]], [[dreary]], [[lifeless]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[quicken]] *[[quicker than the eye can follow]] *[[quickly]] *[[quicksilver]] *[[quick as a wink]] *[[quick on the uptake]] *[[quick-witted]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[going like sixty]] *[[stop on a dime]] *[[zero to sixty]] ===See also=== ==Adverb== {{adverb}} '''Note:'' This usage is properly [[quickly]]. # [[done|Done]] rapidly. #: ''He finished quick.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[quickly]] *[[fast]] *[[rapidly]] *[[hurriedly]] *[[swiftly]] *[[speedily]] ===Antonyms=== *[[slowly]] *[[lethargically]] *[[lazily]] *[[gradually]] *[[leisurely]] *[[unhurriedly]] *[[bit by bit]] *[[little by little]] *[[at a snail's pace]] [[ang:quick]] [[cs:quick]] [[el:quick]] [[en:quick]] [[fr:quick]] [[ko:quick]] [[io:quick]] [[it:quick]] [[kk:quick]] [[hu:quick]] [[ja:quick]] [[ru:quick]] [[fi:quick]] [[sv:quick]] [[ta:quick]] [[th:quick]] [[vi:quick]] [[uk:quick]] [[zh:quick]] 2570 6303 2006-04-01T00:58:04Z Cromwellt 61 created wotd <big>'''quick'''</big> <small>adjective</small> # [[rapid|Rapid]] or [[speedy]]. #: ''You are very quick.'' # Of short [[duration]]. #: ''I will take a quick shower.'' # [[sudden|Sudden]] or [[immediate]]. #: ''The landslide was quick and destructive.'' # Rapid at learning, [[clever]]. #: ''He is quick to catch on.'' # [[nimble|Nimble]] or [[lively]]. #: ''Even as an old man, Eric was very quick.'' <small>adverb</small> '''''Note:''' This usage is properly [[quickly]].'' # [[done|Done]] rapidly. #: ''He finished quick.'' <small>[[quick|Read full entry]]</small> 2571 6304 2006-04-01T01:08:41Z Cromwellt 61 created entry, wotd {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|06}} ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # [[very|Very]] or [[extremely]]. #: ''The dog was quite small.'' # [[fairly|Fairly]] or [[somewhat]]. #: ''She was quite nice to me.'' ===Usage=== In [[American English]], the adverb "quite" does not usually [[modify]] verbs. It almost always modifies adjectives. In [[British English]], "quite" [[often]] modifies verbs. ===Synonyms=== *(''very'') [[very]], [[completely]], [[entirely]], [[totally]], [[utterly]], [[absolutely]], [[extremely]], [[fully]], [[wholly]], [[unequivocally]], [[strongly]], [[positively]] *(''fairly'') [[fairly]], [[rather]], [[pretty]], [[moderately]], [[relatively]], [[reasonably]], [[somewhat]], [[to a certain extent]], [[considerably]], [[comparatively]] ===Antonyms=== *(''very'') [[slightly]], [[barely]], [[merely]], [[hardly]], [[faintly]], [[vaguely]], [[a little]], [[somewhat]], [[weakly]], [[indistinctly]], [[imperceptibly]] *(''fairly'') [[extremely]], [[barely]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[not quite]] *[[quite a bit]] *[[quite a lot]] *[[quite a few]] *[[quite a surprise]] *[[quite a change]] ==Interjection== {{interjection}} # [[exactly|Exactly]] or [[indeed]]. #: ''"Is the answer correct?" "Quite!"'' ===Synonyms=== *[[certainly]] *[[exactly]] *[[for sure]] *[[indeed]] *[[yes]] [[en:quite]] 7622 2006-07-19T08:11:41Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: fi, fr, hu, io, it, pl, zh {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|06}} ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # [[very|Very]] or [[extremely]]. #: ''The dog was quite small.'' # [[fairly|Fairly]] or [[somewhat]]. #: ''She was quite nice to me.'' ===Usage=== In [[American English]], the adverb "quite" does not usually [[modify]] verbs. It almost always modifies adjectives. In [[British English]], "quite" [[often]] modifies verbs. ===Synonyms=== *(''very'') [[very]], [[completely]], [[entirely]], [[totally]], [[utterly]], [[absolutely]], [[extremely]], [[fully]], [[wholly]], [[unequivocally]], [[strongly]], [[positively]] *(''fairly'') [[fairly]], [[rather]], [[pretty]], [[moderately]], [[relatively]], [[reasonably]], [[somewhat]], [[to a certain extent]], [[considerably]], [[comparatively]] ===Antonyms=== *(''very'') [[slightly]], [[barely]], [[merely]], [[hardly]], [[faintly]], [[vaguely]], [[a little]], [[somewhat]], [[weakly]], [[indistinctly]], [[imperceptibly]] *(''fairly'') [[extremely]], [[barely]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[not quite]] *[[quite a bit]] *[[quite a lot]] *[[quite a few]] *[[quite a surprise]] *[[quite a change]] ==Interjection== {{interjection}} # [[exactly|Exactly]] or [[indeed]]. #: ''"Is the answer correct?" "Quite!"'' ===Synonyms=== *[[certainly]] *[[exactly]] *[[for sure]] *[[indeed]] *[[yes]] [[en:quite]] [[fr:quite]] [[io:quite]] [[it:quite]] [[hu:quite]] [[pl:quite]] [[fi:quite]] [[zh:quite]] 9735 2006-09-10T14:19:07Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|06}} ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # [[very|Very]] or [[extremely]]. #: ''The dog was quite small.'' # [[fairly|Fairly]] or [[somewhat]]. #: ''She was quite nice to me.'' ===Usage=== In [[American English]], the adverb "quite" does not usually [[modify]] verbs. It almost always modifies adjectives. In [[British English]], "quite" [[often]] modifies verbs. ===Synonyms=== *(''very'') [[very]], [[completely]], [[entirely]], [[totally]], [[utterly]], [[absolutely]], [[extremely]], [[fully]], [[wholly]], [[unequivocally]], [[strongly]], [[positively]] *(''fairly'') [[fairly]], [[rather]], [[pretty]], [[moderately]], [[relatively]], [[reasonably]], [[somewhat]], [[to a certain extent]], [[considerably]], [[comparatively]] ===Antonyms=== *(''very'') [[slightly]], [[barely]], [[merely]], [[hardly]], [[faintly]], [[vaguely]], [[a little]], [[somewhat]], [[weakly]], [[indistinctly]], [[imperceptibly]] *(''fairly'') [[extremely]], [[barely]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[not quite]] *[[quite a bit]] *[[quite a lot]] *[[quite a few]] *[[quite a surprise]] *[[quite a change]] ==Interjection== {{interjection}} # [[exactly|Exactly]] or [[indeed]]. #: ''"Is the answer correct?" "Quite!"'' ===Synonyms=== *[[certainly]] *[[exactly]] *[[for sure]] *[[indeed]] *[[yes]] [[en:quite]] [[fr:quite]] [[io:quite]] [[it:quite]] [[hu:quite]] [[pl:quite]] [[fi:quite]] [[vi:quite]] [[zh:quite]] 13271 2006-12-03T21:12:37Z Coppertwig 139 /* Adverb */ changing words to BE850 and deleting a definition {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|06}} ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # [[very|Very]]; much. #: ''The [[dog]] was '''quite''' little.'' #: ''She was '''quite''' good to me.'' ===Usage=== In [[American English]], the adverb "quite" does not usually [[modify]] verbs. It almost always modifies adjectives. In [[British English]], "quite" [[often]] modifies verbs. ===Synonyms=== *(''very'') [[very]], [[completely]], [[entirely]], [[totally]], [[utterly]], [[absolutely]], [[extremely]], [[fully]], [[wholly]], [[unequivocally]], [[strongly]], [[positively]] *(''fairly'') [[fairly]], [[rather]], [[pretty]], [[moderately]], [[relatively]], [[reasonably]], [[somewhat]], [[to a certain extent]], [[considerably]], [[comparatively]] ===Antonyms=== *(''very'') [[slightly]], [[barely]], [[merely]], [[hardly]], [[faintly]], [[vaguely]], [[a little]], [[somewhat]], [[weakly]], [[indistinctly]], [[imperceptibly]] *(''fairly'') [[extremely]], [[barely]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[not quite]] *[[quite a bit]] *[[quite a lot]] *[[quite a few]] *[[quite a surprise]] *[[quite a change]] ==Interjection== {{interjection}} # [[exactly|Exactly]] or [[indeed]]. #: ''"Is the answer correct?" "Quite!"'' ===Synonyms=== *[[certainly]] *[[exactly]] *[[for sure]] *[[indeed]] *[[yes]] [[en:quite]] [[fr:quite]] [[io:quite]] [[it:quite]] [[hu:quite]] [[pl:quite]] [[fi:quite]] [[vi:quite]] [[zh:quite]] 2572 6305 2006-04-01T01:09:04Z Cromwellt 61 created wotd <big>'''quite'''</big> <small>adverb</small> # [[very|Very]] or [[extremely]]. #: ''The dog was quite small.'' # [[fairly|Fairly]] or [[somewhat]]. #: ''She was quite nice to me.'' <small>interjection</small> # [[exactly|Exactly]] or [[indeed]]. #: ''"Is the answer correct?" "Quite!"'' <small>[[quite|Read full entry]]</small> 2573 6306 2006-04-01T15:40:14Z 64.194.44.178 == Number == {{wiktionary}} '''billion''' (''ordinal'' [[billionth]]) # The number 1,000,000,000. 7386 2006-07-18T22:58:46Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, de, en, fr, hu, io, it, ku, pl, ta, vi == Number == {{wiktionary}} '''billion''' (''ordinal'' [[billionth]]) # The number 1,000,000,000. [[ar:billion]] [[de:billion]] [[en:billion]] [[fr:billion]] [[io:billion]] [[it:billion]] [[ku:billion]] [[hu:billion]] [[pl:billion]] [[ta:billion]] [[vi:billion]] 9991 2006-09-24T12:26:17Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[hy:billion]] == Number == {{wiktionary}} '''billion''' (''ordinal'' [[billionth]]) # The number 1,000,000,000. [[ar:billion]] [[de:billion]] [[en:billion]] [[fr:billion]] [[hy:billion]] [[io:billion]] [[it:billion]] [[ku:billion]] [[hu:billion]] [[pl:billion]] [[ta:billion]] [[vi:billion]] 10656 2006-10-09T18:15:34Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:billion]] == Number == {{wiktionary}} '''billion''' (''ordinal'' [[billionth]]) # The number 1,000,000,000. [[ar:billion]] [[de:billion]] [[en:billion]] [[fr:billion]] [[hy:billion]] [[io:billion]] [[it:billion]] [[kk:billion]] [[ku:billion]] [[hu:billion]] [[pl:billion]] [[ta:billion]] [[vi:billion]] 11751 2006-11-04T14:51:15Z Jusjih 27 + category == Number == {{wiktionary}} '''billion''' (''ordinal'' [[billionth]]) # The number 1,000,000,000. [[Category:Cardinal numbers]] [[ar:billion]] [[de:billion]] [[en:billion]] [[fr:billion]] [[hy:billion]] [[io:billion]] [[it:billion]] [[kk:billion]] [[ku:billion]] [[hu:billion]] [[pl:billion]] [[ta:billion]] [[vi:billion]] 11875 2006-11-09T16:04:47Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ru:billion]] == Number == {{wiktionary}} '''billion''' (''ordinal'' [[billionth]]) # The number 1,000,000,000. [[Category:Cardinal numbers]] [[ar:billion]] [[de:billion]] [[en:billion]] [[fr:billion]] [[hy:billion]] [[io:billion]] [[it:billion]] [[kk:billion]] [[ku:billion]] [[hu:billion]] [[pl:billion]] [[ru:billion]] [[ta:billion]] [[vi:billion]] 12230 2006-11-12T19:43:46Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fi:billion]] == Number == {{wiktionary}} '''billion''' (''ordinal'' [[billionth]]) # The number 1,000,000,000. [[Category:Cardinal numbers]] [[ar:billion]] [[de:billion]] [[en:billion]] [[fr:billion]] [[hy:billion]] [[io:billion]] [[it:billion]] [[kk:billion]] [[ku:billion]] [[hu:billion]] [[pl:billion]] [[ru:billion]] [[fi:billion]] [[ta:billion]] [[vi:billion]] 13517 2006-12-09T14:28:12Z Brett 77 ==Determiner== {{wiktionary}} {{cardinal number}} (''ordinal'' [[billionth]]) # The '''number''' 1,000,000,000 (or 1,000,000,000,000 in old British usage). #: ''In 2006, China had about 1.3 '''billion''' people.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} # The '''number''' 1,000,000,000 (or 1,000,000,000,000 in old British usage). #: '''''Billions''' of dollars have been spent on the war in Iraq.'' [[ar:billion]] [[de:billion]] [[en:billion]] [[fr:billion]] [[hy:billion]] [[io:billion]] [[it:billion]] [[kk:billion]] [[ku:billion]] [[hu:billion]] [[pl:billion]] [[ru:billion]] [[fi:billion]] [[ta:billion]] [[vi:billion]] 13525 2006-12-09T14:40:48Z Brett 77 formatting ==Determiner== {{wiktionary}} {{cardinal number}} (''ordinal'' [[billionth]]) # The [[number]] 1,000,000,000 (or 1,000,000,000,000 in old British usage). #: ''In 2006, China had about 1.3 '''billion''' people.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} # The [[number]] 1,000,000,000 (or 1,000,000,000,000 in old British usage). #: '''''Billions''' of dollars have been spent on the war in Iraq.'' [[ar:billion]] [[de:billion]] [[en:billion]] [[fr:billion]] [[hy:billion]] [[io:billion]] [[it:billion]] [[kk:billion]] [[ku:billion]] [[hu:billion]] [[pl:billion]] [[ru:billion]] [[fi:billion]] [[ta:billion]] [[vi:billion]] 2574 6307 2006-04-01T15:41:04Z 64.194.44.178 == Number == {{wiktionary}} '''trillion''' (''ordinal'' [[trillionth]]) # The number 1,000,000,000,000. 7761 2006-07-19T12:59:12Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fr == Number == {{wiktionary}} '''trillion''' (''ordinal'' [[trillionth]]) # The number 1,000,000,000,000. [[en:trillion]] [[fr:trillion]] 8692 2006-08-13T19:47:03Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi == Number == {{wiktionary}} '''trillion''' (''ordinal'' [[trillionth]]) # The number 1,000,000,000,000. [[en:trillion]] [[fr:trillion]] [[vi:trillion]] 10242 2006-09-24T14:13:02Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[io:trillion]] == Number == {{wiktionary}} '''trillion''' (''ordinal'' [[trillionth]]) # The number 1,000,000,000,000. [[en:trillion]] [[fr:trillion]] [[io:trillion]] [[vi:trillion]] 12066 2006-11-09T18:21:30Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ru:trillion]] == Number == {{wiktionary}} '''trillion''' (''ordinal'' [[trillionth]]) # The number 1,000,000,000,000. [[en:trillion]] [[fr:trillion]] [[io:trillion]] [[ru:trillion]] [[vi:trillion]] 2575 6309 2006-04-02T01:53:42Z Cromwellt 61 [[english]] moved to [[English]]: This should always be capitalized #REDIRECT [[English]] 2577 6314 2006-04-03T21:03:10Z Cromwellt 61 created template [[Wiktionary:Welcome|Welcome to Wiktionary]], the free dictionary! 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You are not required to [[Special:Userlogin|log in]] to read or edit entries on Simple English Wiktionary, but creating an account is fast, free and easy, requires you to provide no personal information, and gives you many benefits, including: * The use of a [[Wiktionary:Username|username]] of your choice * The ability to view all your contributions via a "my changes" link * Your own ''user page'' * Your own ''talk page'' which, if you choose, also allows users to send you messages without knowing your e-mail address * The use of your own personal ''watchlist'' (my watched pages) to which you can add articles that interest you * The ability to move/rename pages * The ability to customize the appearance and behaviour of the website * The eligibility to become an [[Wiktionary:Administrators|Administrator or Sysop]] (can delete and undelete pages, protect them from being edited, edit protected pages, and block users for violation of our policies) * The right to be heard in formal votes and elections, and on pages like [[Wiktionary:Requests for deletion|requests for deletion]] Click <big>'''[[Special:Userlogin|here]]'''</big> to create an account. 6694 2006-05-26T05:10:34Z Cromwellt 61 added link [[Wiktionary:Welcome|Welcome]] to [[Simple English Wiktionary]], the free dictionary written in simple English! 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You are not required to [[Special:Userlogin|log in]] to read or edit entries on Simple English Wiktionary, but creating an account is fast, free and easy, requires you to provide no personal information, and gives you many benefits, including: * The use of a [[Wiktionary:Username|username]] of your choice * The ability to view all your contributions through a "my changes" link * Your own ''user page'' * Your own ''talk page'' which, if you choose, also allows users to send you messages without knowing your e-mail address * The use of your own personal ''watchlist'' (my watched pages) to which you can add articles that interest you * The ability to move/rename pages * The ability to customize the appearance and behaviour of the website * The eligibility to become an [[Wiktionary:Administrators|Administrator or Sysop]] (can delete and undelete pages, protect them from being edited, edit protected pages, and block users for violation of our policies) * The right to be heard in formal votes and elections, and on pages like [[Wiktionary:Requests for deletion|requests for deletion]] Click <big>'''[[Special:Userlogin|here]]'''</big> to create an account. 8768 2006-08-20T02:07:45Z Kappa 92 simplify everything; remove "move/rename entries" not a very important ability at a dictionary [[Wiktionary:Welcome|Welcome]] to [[Wiktionary:Simple English Wiktionary|Simple English Wiktionary]], the free dictionary written in simple English! 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We hope that you are happy editing here and being a [[Wiktionary:Wiktionarians|Wiktionarian]]. Some helpful pages are: * [[Help:Contents]] * [[Wiktionary:Policy]] * [[Wiktionary:What Wiktionary is not]] If you want to meet and talk with other members, you can visit our version of the "village pump" at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk]]. Just remember that you should sign your messages on Talk pages by typing "<nowiki>~~~~</nowiki>" at the end of your words. We have a special page that describes [[Wiktionary:How to edit|how to write entries in simple English]]. If you want some ideas of which entries to work on, read [[Wikipedia:Requested articles]] or see the [[Wiktionary:BE850|BE850]]. Non-native English speakers are welcome to work on Simple English Wiktionary. To write here you need '''some''' [[English]], because all our articles are in English. For many writers here English is not their first language. What non-native English speakers write on Simple English Wiktionary is special and valuable. The standard of English in their entries is varied. *Some need a lot of editing to correct grammar and spelling. *Some need editing to find the meaning. *Some just give a non-English feeling to the entries. Some readers like this. Native speakers will help and correct entries; don't feel bad if they change your entry. They probably can't speak your language as well as you speak English. [[Category:Wiktionary|{{PAGENAME}}]] 2579 6316 2006-04-06T22:57:58Z Naconkantari 75 redir #redirect [[:en:User:Naconkantari]] 2580 6317 2006-04-06T22:59:40Z Naconkantari 75 create // User:Lupin/popups.js document.write('<script type="text/javascript" src="' + 'http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=User:Lupin/popups.js' + '&action=raw&ctype=text/javascript&dontcountme=s"></script>'); popupAdminLinks=true; 2582 6319 2006-04-14T09:01:04Z 210.84.20.67 Sugar is a small cube that tastes sweet. Some people put it in tea. 7303 2006-07-17T14:54:03Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #'''Sugar''' is a small white powder. It looks like [[salt]], but it tastes [[sweet]]. Some people put it in tea. 7683 2006-07-19T10:29:35Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, el, en, fi, fr, gl, hu, hy, io, it, ja, ko, pl, pt, ta, zh ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #'''Sugar''' is a small white powder. It looks like [[salt]], but it tastes [[sweet]]. Some people put it in tea. [[de:sugar]] [[el:sugar]] [[en:sugar]] [[fr:sugar]] [[gl:sugar]] [[ko:sugar]] [[hy:sugar]] [[io:sugar]] [[it:sugar]] [[hu:sugar]] [[ja:sugar]] [[pl:sugar]] [[pt:sugar]] [[fi:sugar]] [[ta:sugar]] [[zh:sugar]] 7863 2006-07-21T13:54:30Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #'''Sugar''' is a small white powder. It looks like [[salt]], but it tastes [[sweet]]. Some people put it in tea. #:''This cookie recipe calls for two cups of '''sugar''', but I think that will be too sweet.'' [[de:sugar]] [[el:sugar]] [[en:sugar]] [[fr:sugar]] [[gl:sugar]] [[ko:sugar]] [[hy:sugar]] [[io:sugar]] [[it:sugar]] [[hu:sugar]] [[ja:sugar]] [[pl:sugar]] [[pt:sugar]] [[fi:sugar]] [[ta:sugar]] [[zh:sugar]] 7888 2006-07-22T14:28:28Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{mass noun}} [[Image:Cuboid_sugar.jpg|thumb|sugar cubes]] #'''Sugar''' is a small white powder. It looks like [[salt]], but it tastes [[sweet]]. Some people put it in tea. #:''This cookie recipe calls for two cups of '''sugar''', but I think that will be too sweet.'' [[de:sugar]] [[el:sugar]] [[en:sugar]] [[fr:sugar]] [[gl:sugar]] [[ko:sugar]] [[hy:sugar]] [[io:sugar]] [[it:sugar]] [[hu:sugar]] [[ja:sugar]] [[pl:sugar]] [[pt:sugar]] [[fi:sugar]] [[ta:sugar]] [[zh:sugar]] 8687 2006-08-13T19:45:15Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Noun== {{mass noun}} [[Image:Cuboid_sugar.jpg|thumb|sugar cubes]] #'''Sugar''' is a small white powder. It looks like [[salt]], but it tastes [[sweet]]. Some people put it in tea. #:''This cookie recipe calls for two cups of '''sugar''', but I think that will be too sweet.'' [[de:sugar]] [[el:sugar]] [[en:sugar]] [[fr:sugar]] [[gl:sugar]] [[ko:sugar]] [[hy:sugar]] [[io:sugar]] [[it:sugar]] [[hu:sugar]] [[ja:sugar]] [[pl:sugar]] [[pt:sugar]] [[fi:sugar]] [[ta:sugar]] [[vi:sugar]] [[zh:sugar]] 10241 2006-09-24T14:12:52Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[es:sugar]], [[tr:sugar]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} [[Image:Cuboid_sugar.jpg|thumb|sugar cubes]] #'''Sugar''' is a small white powder. It looks like [[salt]], but it tastes [[sweet]]. Some people put it in tea. #:''This cookie recipe calls for two cups of '''sugar''', but I think that will be too sweet.'' [[de:sugar]] [[el:sugar]] [[en:sugar]] [[es:sugar]] [[fr:sugar]] [[gl:sugar]] [[ko:sugar]] [[hy:sugar]] [[io:sugar]] [[it:sugar]] [[hu:sugar]] [[ja:sugar]] [[pl:sugar]] [[pt:sugar]] [[fi:sugar]] [[ta:sugar]] [[vi:sugar]] [[tr:sugar]] [[zh:sugar]] 10804 2006-10-11T09:46:33Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:sugar]], [[uk:sugar]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} [[Image:Cuboid_sugar.jpg|thumb|sugar cubes]] #'''Sugar''' is a small white powder. It looks like [[salt]], but it tastes [[sweet]]. Some people put it in tea. #:''This cookie recipe calls for two cups of '''sugar''', but I think that will be too sweet.'' [[de:sugar]] [[el:sugar]] [[en:sugar]] [[es:sugar]] [[fr:sugar]] [[gl:sugar]] [[ko:sugar]] [[hy:sugar]] [[io:sugar]] [[it:sugar]] [[kk:sugar]] [[hu:sugar]] [[ja:sugar]] [[pl:sugar]] [[pt:sugar]] [[fi:sugar]] [[ta:sugar]] [[vi:sugar]] [[tr:sugar]] [[uk:sugar]] [[zh:sugar]] 11351 2006-10-19T00:29:40Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:sugar]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} [[Image:Cuboid_sugar.jpg|thumb|sugar cubes]] #'''Sugar''' is a small white powder. It looks like [[salt]], but it tastes [[sweet]]. Some people put it in tea. #:''This cookie recipe calls for two cups of '''sugar''', but I think that will be too sweet.'' [[de:sugar]] [[el:sugar]] [[en:sugar]] [[es:sugar]] [[fr:sugar]] [[gl:sugar]] [[ko:sugar]] [[hy:sugar]] [[io:sugar]] [[it:sugar]] [[kk:sugar]] [[hu:sugar]] [[ja:sugar]] [[pl:sugar]] [[pt:sugar]] [[ru:sugar]] [[fi:sugar]] [[ta:sugar]] [[vi:sugar]] [[tr:sugar]] [[uk:sugar]] [[zh:sugar]] 2583 6325 2006-04-14T13:37:20Z Jusjih 27 [[Astronomer]] moved to [[astronomer]]: Not a proper noun #REDIRECT [[astronomer]] 2584 6329 2006-04-14T13:40:07Z Jusjih 27 [[Isn't]] moved to [[isn't]]: Not capitalized except at the beginning of a sentence #REDIRECT [[isn't]] 2585 6334 2006-04-14T13:46:25Z Jusjih 27 [[iP address]] moved to [[IP address]]: Begins with upper case #REDIRECT [[IP address]] 2586 6338 2006-04-15T16:32:23Z Jusjih 27 [[Dictionary]] moved to [[dictionary]] #REDIRECT [[dictionary]] 2587 6341 2006-04-15T16:47:30Z Jusjih 27 New article ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} {{noun|profit|profits}} # [[money]] made by a [[company]] ===Synonyms=== *[[gain]] [[Category:Nouns]] 6532 2006-05-15T01:08:04Z B11y wheelz 80 [[profit]] moved to [[profit wheels]]: PROFIT ON WHEELS ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} {{noun|profit|profits}} # [[money]] made by a [[company]] ===Synonyms=== *[[gain]] [[Category:Nouns]] 6536 2006-05-15T01:12:28Z Linuxerist 79 [[profit wheels]] moved to [[profit]]: vandalisn ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} {{noun|profit|profits}} # [[money]] made by a [[company]] ===Synonyms=== *[[gain]] [[Category:Nouns]] 7629 2006-07-19T08:23:46Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: da, el, en, fa, fi, fr, hu, io, it, pl, ta, vi ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} {{noun|profit|profits}} # [[money]] made by a [[company]] ===Synonyms=== *[[gain]] [[Category:Nouns]] [[da:profit]] [[el:profit]] [[en:profit]] [[fa:profit]] [[fr:profit]] [[io:profit]] [[it:profit]] [[hu:profit]] [[pl:profit]] [[fi:profit]] [[ta:profit]] [[vi:profit]] 11702 2006-11-02T07:52:27Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:profit]] ==Noun== {{wiktionary}} {{noun|profit|profits}} # [[money]] made by a [[company]] ===Synonyms=== *[[gain]] [[Category:Nouns]] [[da:profit]] [[el:profit]] [[en:profit]] [[fa:profit]] [[fr:profit]] [[io:profit]] [[it:profit]] [[hu:profit]] [[pl:profit]] [[ru:profit]] [[fi:profit]] [[ta:profit]] [[vi:profit]] 2588 6344 2006-04-15T19:41:51Z Seahen 76 ==Adjective== #Not good. #[[Wrong]]. #:Some people use bad [[grammar]] all the time. 7209 2006-07-16T02:27:25Z Brett 77 /* Adjective */ ==Adjective== {{adjective|bad|worse|worst}} #Not good. #[[Wrong]]. #:Some people use bad [[grammar]] all the time. 7417 2006-07-19T00:14:37Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, bs, de, el, en, et, fa, fi, fr, gl, hu, id, io, it, ko, ku, nl, pl, pt, ru, sr, ta, uk, vo, zh ==Adjective== {{adjective|bad|worse|worst}} #Not good. #[[Wrong]]. #:Some people use bad [[grammar]] all the time. [[ar:bad]] [[bs:bad]] [[de:bad]] [[et:bad]] [[el:bad]] [[en:bad]] [[fa:bad]] [[fr:bad]] [[gl:bad]] [[ko:bad]] [[io:bad]] [[id:bad]] [[it:bad]] [[ku:bad]] [[hu:bad]] [[nl:bad]] [[pl:bad]] [[pt:bad]] [[ru:bad]] [[sr:bad]] [[fi:bad]] [[ta:bad]] [[uk:bad]] [[vo:bad]] [[zh:bad]] 8240 2006-07-30T22:12:04Z Kappa 92 link [[good]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|bad|worse|worst}} #Not [[good]]. #[[Wrong]]. #:Some people use bad [[grammar]] all the time. [[ar:bad]] [[bs:bad]] [[de:bad]] [[et:bad]] [[el:bad]] [[en:bad]] [[fa:bad]] [[fr:bad]] [[gl:bad]] [[ko:bad]] [[io:bad]] [[id:bad]] [[it:bad]] [[ku:bad]] [[hu:bad]] [[nl:bad]] [[pl:bad]] [[pt:bad]] [[ru:bad]] [[sr:bad]] [[fi:bad]] [[ta:bad]] [[uk:bad]] [[vo:bad]] [[zh:bad]] 8804 2006-08-21T17:26:56Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy ==Adjective== {{adjective|bad|worse|worst}} #Not [[good]]. #[[Wrong]]. #:Some people use bad [[grammar]] all the time. [[ar:bad]] [[bs:bad]] [[de:bad]] [[et:bad]] [[el:bad]] [[en:bad]] [[fa:bad]] [[fr:bad]] [[gl:bad]] [[ko:bad]] [[hy:bad]] [[io:bad]] [[id:bad]] [[it:bad]] [[ku:bad]] [[hu:bad]] [[nl:bad]] [[pl:bad]] [[pt:bad]] [[ru:bad]] [[sr:bad]] [[fi:bad]] [[ta:bad]] [[uk:bad]] [[vo:bad]] [[zh:bad]] 9939 2006-09-24T12:10:00Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[es:bad]], [[sv:bad]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|bad|worse|worst}} #Not [[good]]. #[[Wrong]]. #:Some people use bad [[grammar]] all the time. [[ar:bad]] [[bs:bad]] [[de:bad]] [[et:bad]] [[el:bad]] [[en:bad]] [[es:bad]] [[fa:bad]] [[fr:bad]] [[gl:bad]] [[ko:bad]] [[hy:bad]] [[io:bad]] [[id:bad]] [[it:bad]] [[ku:bad]] [[hu:bad]] [[nl:bad]] [[pl:bad]] [[pt:bad]] [[ru:bad]] [[sr:bad]] [[fi:bad]] [[sv:bad]] [[ta:bad]] [[uk:bad]] [[vo:bad]] [[zh:bad]] 10418 2006-10-06T13:19:49Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ja:bad]], [[vi:bad]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|bad|worse|worst}} #Not [[good]]. #[[Wrong]]. #:Some people use bad [[grammar]] all the time. [[ar:bad]] [[bs:bad]] [[de:bad]] [[et:bad]] [[el:bad]] [[en:bad]] [[es:bad]] [[fa:bad]] [[fr:bad]] [[gl:bad]] [[ko:bad]] [[hy:bad]] [[io:bad]] [[id:bad]] [[it:bad]] [[ku:bad]] [[hu:bad]] [[nl:bad]] [[ja:bad]] [[pl:bad]] [[pt:bad]] [[ru:bad]] [[sr:bad]] [[fi:bad]] [[sv:bad]] [[ta:bad]] [[vi:bad]] [[uk:bad]] [[vo:bad]] [[zh:bad]] 10649 2006-10-09T17:10:17Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:bad]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|bad|worse|worst}} #Not [[good]]. #[[Wrong]]. #:Some people use bad [[grammar]] all the time. [[ar:bad]] [[bs:bad]] [[de:bad]] [[et:bad]] [[el:bad]] [[en:bad]] [[es:bad]] [[fa:bad]] [[fr:bad]] [[gl:bad]] [[ko:bad]] [[hy:bad]] [[io:bad]] [[id:bad]] [[it:bad]] [[kk:bad]] [[ku:bad]] [[hu:bad]] [[nl:bad]] [[ja:bad]] [[pl:bad]] [[pt:bad]] [[ru:bad]] [[sr:bad]] [[fi:bad]] [[sv:bad]] [[ta:bad]] [[vi:bad]] [[uk:bad]] [[vo:bad]] [[zh:bad]] 12283 2006-11-15T16:00:15Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[tr:bad]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|bad|worse|worst}} #Not [[good]]. #[[Wrong]]. #:Some people use bad [[grammar]] all the time. [[ar:bad]] [[bs:bad]] [[de:bad]] [[et:bad]] [[el:bad]] [[en:bad]] [[es:bad]] [[fa:bad]] [[fr:bad]] [[gl:bad]] [[ko:bad]] [[hy:bad]] [[io:bad]] [[id:bad]] [[it:bad]] [[kk:bad]] [[ku:bad]] [[hu:bad]] [[nl:bad]] [[ja:bad]] [[pl:bad]] [[pt:bad]] [[ru:bad]] [[sr:bad]] [[fi:bad]] [[sv:bad]] [[ta:bad]] [[vi:bad]] [[tr:bad]] [[uk:bad]] [[vo:bad]] [[zh:bad]] 13027 2006-11-30T04:26:31Z Coppertwig 139 BE850 mark {{BE850}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|bad|worse|worst}} #Not [[good]]. #[[Wrong]]. #:Some people use bad [[grammar]] all the time. [[ar:bad]] [[bs:bad]] [[de:bad]] [[et:bad]] [[el:bad]] [[en:bad]] [[es:bad]] [[fa:bad]] [[fr:bad]] [[gl:bad]] [[ko:bad]] [[hy:bad]] [[io:bad]] [[id:bad]] [[it:bad]] [[kk:bad]] [[ku:bad]] [[hu:bad]] [[nl:bad]] [[ja:bad]] [[pl:bad]] [[pt:bad]] [[ru:bad]] [[sr:bad]] [[fi:bad]] [[sv:bad]] [[ta:bad]] [[vi:bad]] [[tr:bad]] [[uk:bad]] [[vo:bad]] [[zh:bad]] 2589 6345 2006-04-15T19:44:44Z Seahen 76 ==Noun== #A piece of a wall that can be [[open]]ed (leaving a hole in the wall to walk through) or [[close]]d (covering the hole). Some doors are on [[hinge]]s; others [[slide]]. 7487 2006-07-19T03:04:20Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: am, ang, de, en, et, fa, fi, fr, hu, id, io, it, ja, ko, nl, pl, pt, sr, ta, zh ==Noun== #A piece of a wall that can be [[open]]ed (leaving a hole in the wall to walk through) or [[close]]d (covering the hole). Some doors are on [[hinge]]s; others [[slide]]. [[am:door]] [[ang:door]] [[de:door]] [[et:door]] [[en:door]] [[fa:door]] [[fr:door]] [[ko:door]] [[io:door]] [[id:door]] [[it:door]] [[hu:door]] [[nl:door]] [[ja:door]] [[pl:door]] [[pt:door]] [[sr:door]] [[fi:door]] [[ta:door]] [[zh:door]] 7829 2006-07-21T01:04:07Z Kappa 92 image ==Noun== #A piece of a wall that can be [[open]]ed (leaving a hole in the wall to walk through) or [[close]]d (covering the hole). Some doors are on [[hinge]]s; others [[slide]]. [[Image:Black door.jpg|thumb|A door]] [[am:door]] [[ang:door]] [[de:door]] [[et:door]] [[en:door]] [[fa:door]] [[fr:door]] [[ko:door]] [[io:door]] [[id:door]] [[it:door]] [[hu:door]] [[nl:door]] [[ja:door]] [[pl:door]] [[pt:door]] [[sr:door]] [[fi:door]] [[ta:door]] [[zh:door]] 7842 2006-07-21T01:33:26Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ ==Noun== {{noun}} #A piece of a wall that can be [[open]]ed (leaving a hole in the wall to walk through) or [[close]]d (covering the hole). Some doors are on [[hinge]]s; others [[slide]]. [[Image:Black door.jpg|thumb|A door]] [[am:door]] [[ang:door]] [[de:door]] [[et:door]] [[en:door]] [[fa:door]] [[fr:door]] [[ko:door]] [[io:door]] [[id:door]] [[it:door]] [[hu:door]] [[nl:door]] [[ja:door]] [[pl:door]] [[pt:door]] [[sr:door]] [[fi:door]] [[ta:door]] [[zh:door]] 9577 2006-09-10T12:14:52Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy ==Noun== {{noun}} #A piece of a wall that can be [[open]]ed (leaving a hole in the wall to walk through) or [[close]]d (covering the hole). Some doors are on [[hinge]]s; others [[slide]]. [[Image:Black door.jpg|thumb|A door]] [[am:door]] [[ang:door]] [[de:door]] [[et:door]] [[en:door]] [[fa:door]] [[fr:door]] [[ko:door]] [[hy:door]] [[io:door]] [[id:door]] [[it:door]] [[hu:door]] [[nl:door]] [[ja:door]] [[pl:door]] [[pt:door]] [[sr:door]] [[fi:door]] [[ta:door]] [[zh:door]] 10036 2006-09-24T12:46:45Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[tr:door]], [[vi:door]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #A piece of a wall that can be [[open]]ed (leaving a hole in the wall to walk through) or [[close]]d (covering the hole). Some doors are on [[hinge]]s; others [[slide]]. [[Image:Black door.jpg|thumb|A door]] [[am:door]] [[ang:door]] [[de:door]] [[et:door]] [[en:door]] [[fa:door]] [[fr:door]] [[ko:door]] [[hy:door]] [[io:door]] [[id:door]] [[it:door]] [[hu:door]] [[nl:door]] [[ja:door]] [[pl:door]] [[pt:door]] [[sr:door]] [[fi:door]] [[ta:door]] [[vi:door]] [[tr:door]] [[zh:door]] 10688 2006-10-10T00:43:26Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:door]], [[uk:door]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #A piece of a wall that can be [[open]]ed (leaving a hole in the wall to walk through) or [[close]]d (covering the hole). Some doors are on [[hinge]]s; others [[slide]]. [[Image:Black door.jpg|thumb|A door]] [[am:door]] [[ang:door]] [[de:door]] [[et:door]] [[en:door]] [[fa:door]] [[fr:door]] [[ko:door]] [[hy:door]] [[io:door]] [[id:door]] [[it:door]] [[kk:door]] [[hu:door]] [[nl:door]] [[ja:door]] [[pl:door]] [[pt:door]] [[sr:door]] [[fi:door]] [[ta:door]] [[vi:door]] [[tr:door]] [[uk:door]] [[zh:door]] 12192 2006-11-11T17:43:27Z PullToOpen 119 +cat {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} #A piece of a wall that can be [[open]]ed (leaving a hole in the wall to walk through) or [[close]]d (covering the hole). Some doors are on [[hinge]]s; others [[slide]]. [[Image:Black door.jpg|thumb|A door]] [[am:door]] [[ang:door]] [[de:door]] [[et:door]] [[en:door]] [[fa:door]] [[fr:door]] [[ko:door]] [[hy:door]] [[io:door]] [[id:door]] [[it:door]] [[kk:door]] [[hu:door]] [[nl:door]] [[ja:door]] [[pl:door]] [[pt:door]] [[sr:door]] [[fi:door]] [[ta:door]] [[vi:door]] [[tr:door]] [[uk:door]] [[zh:door]] 2590 6346 2006-04-15T19:52:24Z Seahen 76 [[Image:Nuvola apps download manager.png|right|framed|An arrow that points down.]] ==Adverb/adjective== #Toward the [[earth]], away from the [[sky]]. #:[[Gravity]] makes everything on earth fall '''down'''. #Toward the [[bottom]] of a piece of paper. #Less than it was before. #:I'm going to [[buy]] a [[computer]] once [[price]]s go '''down'''. ==Noun== #[[Feathers]] from a [[goose]]. 6348 2006-04-15T19:55:41Z Seahen 76 [[Image:Nuvola apps download manager.png|right|framed|An arrow that points down.]] ==Preposition== #Toward the [[earth]], away from the [[sky]]. #:[[Gravity]] makes everything on earth fall '''down'''. #Toward the [[bottom]]. ==Adjective== #Less than it was before. #:I'm going to [[buy]] a [[computer]] once [[price]]s go '''down'''. ==Noun== #[[Feathers]] from a [[goose]]. 6389 2006-04-19T16:30:36Z 142.214.9.143 /* Adverb */ [[Image:Nuvola apps download manager.png|right|framed|An arrow that points down.]] ==Preposition== #Toward the [[earth]], away from the [[sky]]. #:[[Gravity]] makes everything on earth fall '''down'''. #Toward the [[bottom]]. ==Adverb== #Less than it was before. #:I'm going to [[buy]] a [[computer]] once [[price]]s go '''down'''. ==Noun== #[[Feathers]] from a [[goose]]. 6447 2006-04-25T00:02:53Z Cromwellt 61 added synonyms, derived words and phrases, etc. {{BE850}} [[Image:Nuvola apps download manager.png|right|framed|An arrow that points down.]] ==Preposition== {{preposition}} #Toward the [[earth]], away from the [[sky]]. #: ''[[Gravity]] makes everything on earth fall '''down'''.'' #Toward the [[bottom]]. ===Synonyms=== *[[downward]] *[[downwards]] ===Antonyms=== *[[up]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[downtown]] *[[downturn]] *[[down to brass tacks]] *[[knock-down, drag-out]] *[[up-and-down]] *[[strip down]] ==Adverb== {{adverb}} #Less than it was before. #:I'm going to [[buy]] a [[computer]] once [[price]]s go '''down'''. ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #[[Feathers]] from a [[goose]]. #: ''That pillow is full of down.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[downy]] *[[downy-soft]] [[en:down]] 7443 2006-07-19T01:31:35Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, fa, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ko, vi, zh {{BE850}} [[Image:Nuvola apps download manager.png|right|framed|An arrow that points down.]] ==Preposition== {{preposition}} #Toward the [[earth]], away from the [[sky]]. #: ''[[Gravity]] makes everything on earth fall '''down'''.'' #Toward the [[bottom]]. ===Synonyms=== *[[downward]] *[[downwards]] ===Antonyms=== *[[up]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[downtown]] *[[downturn]] *[[down to brass tacks]] *[[knock-down, drag-out]] *[[up-and-down]] *[[strip down]] ==Adverb== {{adverb}} #Less than it was before. #:I'm going to [[buy]] a [[computer]] once [[price]]s go '''down'''. ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #[[Feathers]] from a [[goose]]. #: ''That pillow is full of down.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[downy]] *[[downy-soft]] [[de:down]] [[en:down]] [[fa:down]] [[fr:down]] [[ko:down]] [[io:down]] [[it:down]] [[hu:down]] [[fi:down]] [[vi:down]] [[zh:down]] 9551 2006-09-10T12:07:55Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ta {{BE850}} [[Image:Nuvola apps download manager.png|right|framed|An arrow that points down.]] ==Preposition== {{preposition}} #Toward the [[earth]], away from the [[sky]]. #: ''[[Gravity]] makes everything on earth fall '''down'''.'' #Toward the [[bottom]]. ===Synonyms=== *[[downward]] *[[downwards]] ===Antonyms=== *[[up]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[downtown]] *[[downturn]] *[[down to brass tacks]] *[[knock-down, drag-out]] *[[up-and-down]] *[[strip down]] ==Adverb== {{adverb}} #Less than it was before. #:I'm going to [[buy]] a [[computer]] once [[price]]s go '''down'''. ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #[[Feathers]] from a [[goose]]. #: ''That pillow is full of down.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[downy]] *[[downy-soft]] [[de:down]] [[en:down]] [[fa:down]] [[fr:down]] [[ko:down]] [[io:down]] [[it:down]] [[hu:down]] [[fi:down]] [[ta:down]] [[vi:down]] [[zh:down]] 10034 2006-09-24T12:46:25Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[el:down]] {{BE850}} [[Image:Nuvola apps download manager.png|right|framed|An arrow that points down.]] ==Preposition== {{preposition}} #Toward the [[earth]], away from the [[sky]]. #: ''[[Gravity]] makes everything on earth fall '''down'''.'' #Toward the [[bottom]]. ===Synonyms=== *[[downward]] *[[downwards]] ===Antonyms=== *[[up]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[downtown]] *[[downturn]] *[[down to brass tacks]] *[[knock-down, drag-out]] *[[up-and-down]] *[[strip down]] ==Adverb== {{adverb}} #Less than it was before. #:I'm going to [[buy]] a [[computer]] once [[price]]s go '''down'''. ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #[[Feathers]] from a [[goose]]. #: ''That pillow is full of down.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[downy]] *[[downy-soft]] [[de:down]] [[el:down]] [[en:down]] [[fa:down]] [[fr:down]] [[ko:down]] [[io:down]] [[it:down]] [[hu:down]] [[fi:down]] [[ta:down]] [[vi:down]] [[zh:down]] 10913 2006-10-13T07:32:53Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:down]], [[uk:down]] {{BE850}} [[Image:Nuvola apps download manager.png|right|framed|An arrow that points down.]] ==Preposition== {{preposition}} #Toward the [[earth]], away from the [[sky]]. #: ''[[Gravity]] makes everything on earth fall '''down'''.'' #Toward the [[bottom]]. ===Synonyms=== *[[downward]] *[[downwards]] ===Antonyms=== *[[up]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[downtown]] *[[downturn]] *[[down to brass tacks]] *[[knock-down, drag-out]] *[[up-and-down]] *[[strip down]] ==Adverb== {{adverb}} #Less than it was before. #:I'm going to [[buy]] a [[computer]] once [[price]]s go '''down'''. ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #[[Feathers]] from a [[goose]]. #: ''That pillow is full of down.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[downy]] *[[downy-soft]] [[de:down]] [[el:down]] [[en:down]] [[fa:down]] [[fr:down]] [[ko:down]] [[io:down]] [[it:down]] [[kk:down]] [[hu:down]] [[fi:down]] [[ta:down]] [[vi:down]] [[uk:down]] [[zh:down]] 13815 2006-12-19T01:38:01Z Brett 77 formatting {{BE850}} [[Image:Nuvola apps download manager.png|right|framed|An arrow pointing '''down'''.]] ==Preposition== {{preposition}} #Toward the [[earth]], away from the [[sky]]. #: ''[[Gravity]] makes everything on earth fall '''down'''.'' #Toward the [[bottom]]. ===Synonyms=== *[[downward]] *[[downwards]] ===Antonyms=== *[[up]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[downtown]] *[[downturn]] *[[down to brass tacks]] *[[knock-down, drag-out]] *[[up-and-down]] *[[strip down]] ==Adverb== {{adverb}} #Less than it was before. #:I'm going to [[buy]] a [[computer]] once [[price]]s go '''down'''. ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #[[Feathers]] from a [[goose]]. #: ''That pillow is full of '''down'''.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[downy]] *[[downy-soft]] [[de:down]] [[el:down]] [[en:down]] [[fa:down]] [[fr:down]] [[ko:down]] [[io:down]] [[it:down]] [[kk:down]] [[hu:down]] [[fi:down]] [[ta:down]] [[vi:down]] [[uk:down]] [[zh:down]] 14137 2006-12-21T03:24:05Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ku:down]] {{BE850}} [[Image:Nuvola apps download manager.png|right|framed|An arrow pointing '''down'''.]] ==Preposition== {{preposition}} #Toward the [[earth]], away from the [[sky]]. #: ''[[Gravity]] makes everything on earth fall '''down'''.'' #Toward the [[bottom]]. ===Synonyms=== *[[downward]] *[[downwards]] ===Antonyms=== *[[up]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[downtown]] *[[downturn]] *[[down to brass tacks]] *[[knock-down, drag-out]] *[[up-and-down]] *[[strip down]] ==Adverb== {{adverb}} #Less than it was before. #:I'm going to [[buy]] a [[computer]] once [[price]]s go '''down'''. ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #[[Feathers]] from a [[goose]]. #: ''That pillow is full of '''down'''.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[downy]] *[[downy-soft]] [[de:down]] [[el:down]] [[en:down]] [[fa:down]] [[fr:down]] [[ko:down]] [[io:down]] [[it:down]] [[kk:down]] [[ku:down]] [[hu:down]] [[fi:down]] [[ta:down]] [[vi:down]] [[uk:down]] [[zh:down]] 2591 6347 2006-04-15T19:53:45Z Seahen 76 ==Noun== #The amount of [[money]] you need to pay to [[buy]] something. #:The '''price''' of this [[book]] is [[ten]] [[dollar]]s. 7633 2006-07-19T08:29:42Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ang, el, en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, pt, sr, ta, vi, zh ==Noun== #The amount of [[money]] you need to pay to [[buy]] something. #:The '''price''' of this [[book]] is [[ten]] [[dollar]]s. [[ang:price]] [[el:price]] [[en:price]] [[fr:price]] [[io:price]] [[it:price]] [[hu:price]] [[pt:price]] [[sr:price]] [[fi:price]] [[ta:price]] [[vi:price]] [[zh:price]] 8669 2006-08-13T19:39:11Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ko ==Noun== #The amount of [[money]] you need to pay to [[buy]] something. #:The '''price''' of this [[book]] is [[ten]] [[dollar]]s. [[ang:price]] [[el:price]] [[en:price]] [[fr:price]] [[ko:price]] [[io:price]] [[it:price]] [[hu:price]] [[pt:price]] [[sr:price]] [[fi:price]] [[ta:price]] [[vi:price]] [[zh:price]] 10191 2006-09-24T13:51:33Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[fa:price]] ==Noun== #The amount of [[money]] you need to pay to [[buy]] something. #:The '''price''' of this [[book]] is [[ten]] [[dollar]]s. [[ang:price]] [[el:price]] [[en:price]] [[fa:price]] [[fr:price]] [[ko:price]] [[io:price]] [[it:price]] [[hu:price]] [[pt:price]] [[sr:price]] [[fi:price]] [[ta:price]] [[vi:price]] [[zh:price]] 10393 2006-10-05T20:32:41Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[uk:price]] ==Noun== #The amount of [[money]] you need to pay to [[buy]] something. #:The '''price''' of this [[book]] is [[ten]] [[dollar]]s. [[ang:price]] [[el:price]] [[en:price]] [[fa:price]] [[fr:price]] [[ko:price]] [[io:price]] [[it:price]] [[hu:price]] [[pt:price]] [[sr:price]] [[fi:price]] [[ta:price]] [[vi:price]] [[uk:price]] [[zh:price]] 11002 2006-10-14T04:02:51Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:price]] ==Noun== #The amount of [[money]] you need to pay to [[buy]] something. #:The '''price''' of this [[book]] is [[ten]] [[dollar]]s. [[ang:price]] [[el:price]] [[en:price]] [[fa:price]] [[fr:price]] [[ko:price]] [[io:price]] [[it:price]] [[kk:price]] [[hu:price]] [[pt:price]] [[sr:price]] [[fi:price]] [[ta:price]] [[vi:price]] [[uk:price]] [[zh:price]] 11628 2006-10-30T06:14:02Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ca:price]] ==Noun== #The amount of [[money]] you need to pay to [[buy]] something. #:The '''price''' of this [[book]] is [[ten]] [[dollar]]s. [[ang:price]] [[ca:price]] [[el:price]] [[en:price]] [[fa:price]] [[fr:price]] [[ko:price]] [[io:price]] [[it:price]] [[kk:price]] [[hu:price]] [[pt:price]] [[sr:price]] [[fi:price]] [[ta:price]] [[vi:price]] [[uk:price]] [[zh:price]] 2592 6350 2006-04-15T20:04:54Z Seahen 76 ==Verb== #(of letters) To make up a [[word]]. #:[[C]], [[A]] and [[T]] spell ''[[cat]]''. #To say or [[write]] all the [[letter]]s that make up a word. #:Jack says: '''Spell''' ''cat'' for me, Jill. #:Jill says: C-A-T. #To spell all the words in a language correctly. #:Jack says: I thought ''cat'' was spelled K-A-T. #:Jill says: That is because you cannot '''spell''' very well. ==Noun== #an amount of [[time]]. #:He [[stay]]ed in his [[house]] for quite a '''spell'''. #what happens during an amount of time. #:We've had a [[bad]] '''spell''' of [[weather]]. #words supposed to have a [[magic]]al power, or the [[effect]] they are supposed to have. 6351 2006-04-15T20:05:25Z Seahen 76 ==Verb== #(of letters) To make up a [[word]]. #:[[C]], [[A]] and [[T]] '''spell''' ''[[cat]]''. #To say or [[write]] all the [[letter]]s that make up a word, in the right order. #:Jack says: '''Spell''' ''cat'' for me, Jill. #:Jill says: C-A-T. #To spell all the words in a language correctly. #:Jack says: I thought ''cat'' was spelled K-A-T. #:Jill says: That is because you cannot '''spell''' very well. ==Noun== #an amount of [[time]]. #:He [[stay]]ed in his [[house]] for quite a '''spell'''. #what happens during an amount of time. #:We've had a [[bad]] '''spell''' of [[weather]]. #words supposed to have a [[magic]]al power, or the [[effect]] they are supposed to have. 6754 2006-06-02T07:53:01Z Cromwellt 61 added info ==Verb== {{verb|spell|spells|spelled|spelling}} #(of letters) To make up a [[word]]. #:[[C]], [[A]] and [[T]] '''spell''' ''[[cat]]''. #To say or [[write]] all the [[letter]]s that make up a word, in the right order. #: ''Jack says: "'''Spell''' ''cat'' for me, Jill."'' #: ''Maria says: "C-A-T."'' #To spell all the words in a language correctly. #: ''Jack says: I thought ''cat'' was spelled K-A-T.'' #: ''Maria says: That is because you cannot '''spell''' very well.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[spell out]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[parse]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #an [[amount]] of time. #: ''He [[stay]]ed in his [[house]] for quite a '''spell'''.'' #what happens during an amount of time. #: ''We've had a [[bad]] '''spell''' of [[weather]].'' #words supposed to have a [[magic]]al power, or the [[effect]] they are supposed to have. #: ''He cast a spell on us.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''time'') [[period]], [[time]] *(''words with magical power'') [[incantation]] [[en:spell]] 7693 2006-07-19T10:47:28Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: es, fi, fr, gl, hu, io, it, uk ==Verb== {{verb|spell|spells|spelled|spelling}} #(of letters) To make up a [[word]]. #:[[C]], [[A]] and [[T]] '''spell''' ''[[cat]]''. #To say or [[write]] all the [[letter]]s that make up a word, in the right order. #: ''Jack says: "'''Spell''' ''cat'' for me, Jill."'' #: ''Maria says: "C-A-T."'' #To spell all the words in a language correctly. #: ''Jack says: I thought ''cat'' was spelled K-A-T.'' #: ''Maria says: That is because you cannot '''spell''' very well.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[spell out]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[parse]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #an [[amount]] of time. #: ''He [[stay]]ed in his [[house]] for quite a '''spell'''.'' #what happens during an amount of time. #: ''We've had a [[bad]] '''spell''' of [[weather]].'' #words supposed to have a [[magic]]al power, or the [[effect]] they are supposed to have. #: ''He cast a spell on us.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''time'') [[period]], [[time]] *(''words with magical power'') [[incantation]] [[en:spell]] [[es:spell]] [[fr:spell]] [[gl:spell]] [[io:spell]] [[it:spell]] [[hu:spell]] [[fi:spell]] [[uk:spell]] 10899 2006-10-13T01:29:53Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[vi:spell]] ==Verb== {{verb|spell|spells|spelled|spelling}} #(of letters) To make up a [[word]]. #:[[C]], [[A]] and [[T]] '''spell''' ''[[cat]]''. #To say or [[write]] all the [[letter]]s that make up a word, in the right order. #: ''Jack says: "'''Spell''' ''cat'' for me, Jill."'' #: ''Maria says: "C-A-T."'' #To spell all the words in a language correctly. #: ''Jack says: I thought ''cat'' was spelled K-A-T.'' #: ''Maria says: That is because you cannot '''spell''' very well.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[spell out]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[parse]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #an [[amount]] of time. #: ''He [[stay]]ed in his [[house]] for quite a '''spell'''.'' #what happens during an amount of time. #: ''We've had a [[bad]] '''spell''' of [[weather]].'' #words supposed to have a [[magic]]al power, or the [[effect]] they are supposed to have. #: ''He cast a spell on us.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''time'') [[period]], [[time]] *(''words with magical power'') [[incantation]] [[en:spell]] [[es:spell]] [[fr:spell]] [[gl:spell]] [[io:spell]] [[it:spell]] [[hu:spell]] [[fi:spell]] [[vi:spell]] [[uk:spell]] 11630 2006-10-30T07:16:46Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:spell]] ==Verb== {{verb|spell|spells|spelled|spelling}} #(of letters) To make up a [[word]]. #:[[C]], [[A]] and [[T]] '''spell''' ''[[cat]]''. #To say or [[write]] all the [[letter]]s that make up a word, in the right order. #: ''Jack says: "'''Spell''' ''cat'' for me, Jill."'' #: ''Maria says: "C-A-T."'' #To spell all the words in a language correctly. #: ''Jack says: I thought ''cat'' was spelled K-A-T.'' #: ''Maria says: That is because you cannot '''spell''' very well.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[spell out]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[parse]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #an [[amount]] of time. #: ''He [[stay]]ed in his [[house]] for quite a '''spell'''.'' #what happens during an amount of time. #: ''We've had a [[bad]] '''spell''' of [[weather]].'' #words supposed to have a [[magic]]al power, or the [[effect]] they are supposed to have. #: ''He cast a spell on us.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''time'') [[period]], [[time]] *(''words with magical power'') [[incantation]] [[en:spell]] [[es:spell]] [[fr:spell]] [[gl:spell]] [[io:spell]] [[it:spell]] [[hu:spell]] [[ru:spell]] [[fi:spell]] [[vi:spell]] [[uk:spell]] 13442 2006-12-06T21:48:27Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:spell]] ==Verb== {{verb|spell|spells|spelled|spelling}} #(of letters) To make up a [[word]]. #:[[C]], [[A]] and [[T]] '''spell''' ''[[cat]]''. #To say or [[write]] all the [[letter]]s that make up a word, in the right order. #: ''Jack says: "'''Spell''' ''cat'' for me, Jill."'' #: ''Maria says: "C-A-T."'' #To spell all the words in a language correctly. #: ''Jack says: I thought ''cat'' was spelled K-A-T.'' #: ''Maria says: That is because you cannot '''spell''' very well.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[spell out]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[parse]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #an [[amount]] of time. #: ''He [[stay]]ed in his [[house]] for quite a '''spell'''.'' #what happens during an amount of time. #: ''We've had a [[bad]] '''spell''' of [[weather]].'' #words supposed to have a [[magic]]al power, or the [[effect]] they are supposed to have. #: ''He cast a spell on us.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''time'') [[period]], [[time]] *(''words with magical power'') [[incantation]] [[en:spell]] [[es:spell]] [[fa:spell]] [[fr:spell]] [[gl:spell]] [[io:spell]] [[it:spell]] [[hu:spell]] [[ru:spell]] [[fi:spell]] [[vi:spell]] [[uk:spell]] 2593 6352 2006-04-15T20:09:38Z Seahen 76 ==Noun== #How the [[sky]] is in a place. Weather is made up of: #*the [[temperature]], #*the number of [[cloud]]s, #*the [[velocity]] ([[speed]] and [[direction]]) of [[wind]], and #*the amount and kind of [[precipitation]] (falling [[rain]] or [[snow]]). 7172 2006-07-14T23:30:03Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ ==Noun== #The '''weather''' in a place is the air [[temperature]], the number of [[cloud]]s, and the amount of [[wind]] and [[rain]] or [[snow]]. #*''The '''weather''' [[condition]]s at the [[airport]] are bad. I don't think the [[plane]] will be able to fly.'' #*''The [[radio]] says the hot summer '''weather''' is going to [[continue]] for a few more days.'' 7174 2006-07-14T23:41:18Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #The '''weather''' in a place is the air [[temperature]], the number of [[cloud]]s, and the amount of [[wind]] and [[rain]] or [[snow]]. #*''The '''weather''' [[condition]]s at the [[airport]] are bad. I don't think the [[plane]] will be able to fly.'' #*''The [[radio]] says the hot summer '''weather''' is going to [[continue]] for a few more days.'' 7741 2006-07-19T12:25:24Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ang, en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, nl, ta, zh ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #The '''weather''' in a place is the air [[temperature]], the number of [[cloud]]s, and the amount of [[wind]] and [[rain]] or [[snow]]. #*''The '''weather''' [[condition]]s at the [[airport]] are bad. I don't think the [[plane]] will be able to fly.'' #*''The [[radio]] says the hot summer '''weather''' is going to [[continue]] for a few more days.'' [[ang:weather]] [[en:weather]] [[fr:weather]] [[io:weather]] [[it:weather]] [[hu:weather]] [[nl:weather]] [[fi:weather]] [[ta:weather]] [[zh:weather]] 9204 2006-08-22T05:32:58Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #The '''weather''' in a place is the air [[temperature]], the number of [[cloud]]s, and the amount of [[wind]] and [[rain]] or [[snow]]. #*''The '''weather''' [[condition]]s at the [[airport]] are bad. I don't think the [[plane]] will be able to fly.'' #*''The [[radio]] says the hot summer '''weather''' is going to [[continue]] for a few more days.'' [[ang:weather]] [[en:weather]] [[fr:weather]] [[hy:weather]] [[io:weather]] [[it:weather]] [[hu:weather]] [[nl:weather]] [[fi:weather]] [[ta:weather]] [[zh:weather]] 10274 2006-09-24T14:25:08Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[fa:weather]], [[pl:weather]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #The '''weather''' in a place is the air [[temperature]], the number of [[cloud]]s, and the amount of [[wind]] and [[rain]] or [[snow]]. #*''The '''weather''' [[condition]]s at the [[airport]] are bad. I don't think the [[plane]] will be able to fly.'' #*''The [[radio]] says the hot summer '''weather''' is going to [[continue]] for a few more days.'' [[ang:weather]] [[en:weather]] [[fa:weather]] [[fr:weather]] [[hy:weather]] [[io:weather]] [[it:weather]] [[hu:weather]] [[nl:weather]] [[pl:weather]] [[fi:weather]] [[ta:weather]] [[zh:weather]] 10840 2006-10-11T16:59:28Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:weather]], [[uk:weather]], [[vi:weather]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #The '''weather''' in a place is the air [[temperature]], the number of [[cloud]]s, and the amount of [[wind]] and [[rain]] or [[snow]]. #*''The '''weather''' [[condition]]s at the [[airport]] are bad. I don't think the [[plane]] will be able to fly.'' #*''The [[radio]] says the hot summer '''weather''' is going to [[continue]] for a few more days.'' [[ang:weather]] [[en:weather]] [[fa:weather]] [[fr:weather]] [[hy:weather]] [[io:weather]] [[it:weather]] [[kk:weather]] [[hu:weather]] [[nl:weather]] [[pl:weather]] [[fi:weather]] [[ta:weather]] [[vi:weather]] [[uk:weather]] [[zh:weather]] 12056 2006-11-09T18:18:58Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ru:weather]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #The '''weather''' in a place is the air [[temperature]], the number of [[cloud]]s, and the amount of [[wind]] and [[rain]] or [[snow]]. #*''The '''weather''' [[condition]]s at the [[airport]] are bad. I don't think the [[plane]] will be able to fly.'' #*''The [[radio]] says the hot summer '''weather''' is going to [[continue]] for a few more days.'' [[ang:weather]] [[en:weather]] [[fa:weather]] [[fr:weather]] [[hy:weather]] [[io:weather]] [[it:weather]] [[kk:weather]] [[hu:weather]] [[nl:weather]] [[pl:weather]] [[ru:weather]] [[fi:weather]] [[ta:weather]] [[vi:weather]] [[uk:weather]] [[zh:weather]] 13617 2006-12-11T02:51:21Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ja:weather]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #The '''weather''' in a place is the air [[temperature]], the number of [[cloud]]s, and the amount of [[wind]] and [[rain]] or [[snow]]. #*''The '''weather''' [[condition]]s at the [[airport]] are bad. I don't think the [[plane]] will be able to fly.'' #*''The [[radio]] says the hot summer '''weather''' is going to [[continue]] for a few more days.'' [[ang:weather]] [[en:weather]] [[fa:weather]] [[fr:weather]] [[hy:weather]] [[io:weather]] [[it:weather]] [[kk:weather]] [[hu:weather]] [[nl:weather]] [[ja:weather]] [[pl:weather]] [[ru:weather]] [[fi:weather]] [[ta:weather]] [[vi:weather]] [[uk:weather]] [[zh:weather]] 2594 6353 2006-04-15T20:12:51Z Seahen 76 ==Noun== #Drops of [[water]] that fall out of [[cloud]]s in the [[sky]]. #:I do not like going [[outside]] in the '''rain'''. ==Verb== #To fall from the sky. ==Phrase== ;It's raining: Rain is falling. ;Rain on my [[parade]]: [[Spoil]] my [[fun]]. 7180 2006-07-15T01:50:48Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ ==Noun== {{noun}} #Drops of [[water]] that fall out of [[cloud]]s in the [[sky]]. #:''I do not like going [[outside]] in the '''rain'''.'' ==Verb== #To fall from the sky. ==Phrase== ;It's raining: Rain is falling. ;Rain on my [[parade]]: [[Spoil]] my [[fun]]. 7181 2006-07-15T01:52:43Z Brett 77 /* Verb */ ==Noun== {{noun}} #Drops of [[water]] that fall out of [[cloud]]s in the [[sky]]. #:''I do not like going [[outside]] in the '''rain'''.'' ==Verb== {{verb|rain|rains|rained|raining}} #If it is '''raining''', water is falling from the sky. ==Phrase== ;It's raining: Rain is falling. ;Rain on my [[parade]]: [[Spoil]] my [[fun]]. 7651 2006-07-19T09:07:06Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ang, el, en, es, fa, fi, fr, gl, hu, hy, io, it, ja, ko, nl, pl, ro, ru, sr, sv, ta, th, uk, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} #Drops of [[water]] that fall out of [[cloud]]s in the [[sky]]. #:''I do not like going [[outside]] in the '''rain'''.'' ==Verb== {{verb|rain|rains|rained|raining}} #If it is '''raining''', water is falling from the sky. ==Phrase== ;It's raining: Rain is falling. ;Rain on my [[parade]]: [[Spoil]] my [[fun]]. [[ang:rain]] [[el:rain]] [[en:rain]] [[es:rain]] [[fa:rain]] [[fr:rain]] [[gl:rain]] [[ko:rain]] [[hy:rain]] [[io:rain]] [[it:rain]] [[hu:rain]] [[nl:rain]] [[ja:rain]] [[pl:rain]] [[ro:rain]] [[ru:rain]] [[sr:rain]] [[fi:rain]] [[sv:rain]] [[ta:rain]] [[th:rain]] [[uk:rain]] [[zh:rain]] 7958 2006-07-22T22:00:46Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Regnbyge.jpg|thumb|rain falling]] #Drops of [[water]] that fall out of [[cloud]]s in the [[sky]]. #:''I do not like going [[outside]] in the '''rain'''.'' ==Verb== {{verb|rain|rains|rained|raining}} #If it is '''raining''', water is falling from the sky. ==Phrase== ;It's raining: Rain is falling. ;Rain on my [[parade]]: [[Spoil]] my [[fun]]. [[ang:rain]] [[el:rain]] [[en:rain]] [[es:rain]] [[fa:rain]] [[fr:rain]] [[gl:rain]] [[ko:rain]] [[hy:rain]] [[io:rain]] [[it:rain]] [[hu:rain]] [[nl:rain]] [[ja:rain]] [[pl:rain]] [[ro:rain]] [[ru:rain]] [[sr:rain]] [[fi:rain]] [[sv:rain]] [[ta:rain]] [[th:rain]] [[uk:rain]] [[zh:rain]] 8671 2006-08-13T19:39:46Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Regnbyge.jpg|thumb|rain falling]] #Drops of [[water]] that fall out of [[cloud]]s in the [[sky]]. #:''I do not like going [[outside]] in the '''rain'''.'' ==Verb== {{verb|rain|rains|rained|raining}} #If it is '''raining''', water is falling from the sky. ==Phrase== ;It's raining: Rain is falling. ;Rain on my [[parade]]: [[Spoil]] my [[fun]]. [[ang:rain]] [[de:rain]] [[el:rain]] [[en:rain]] [[es:rain]] [[fa:rain]] [[fr:rain]] [[gl:rain]] [[ko:rain]] [[hy:rain]] [[io:rain]] [[it:rain]] [[hu:rain]] [[nl:rain]] [[ja:rain]] [[pl:rain]] [[ro:rain]] [[ru:rain]] [[sr:rain]] [[fi:rain]] [[sv:rain]] [[ta:rain]] [[th:rain]] [[uk:rain]] [[zh:rain]] 9768 2006-09-10T14:26:36Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Regnbyge.jpg|thumb|rain falling]] #Drops of [[water]] that fall out of [[cloud]]s in the [[sky]]. #:''I do not like going [[outside]] in the '''rain'''.'' ==Verb== {{verb|rain|rains|rained|raining}} #If it is '''raining''', water is falling from the sky. ==Phrase== ;It's raining: Rain is falling. ;Rain on my [[parade]]: [[Spoil]] my [[fun]]. [[ang:rain]] [[de:rain]] [[el:rain]] [[en:rain]] [[es:rain]] [[fa:rain]] [[fr:rain]] [[gl:rain]] [[ko:rain]] [[hy:rain]] [[io:rain]] [[it:rain]] [[hu:rain]] [[nl:rain]] [[ja:rain]] [[pl:rain]] [[ro:rain]] [[ru:rain]] [[sr:rain]] [[fi:rain]] [[sv:rain]] [[ta:rain]] [[th:rain]] [[vi:rain]] [[uk:rain]] [[zh:rain]] 10783 2006-10-10T23:44:30Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:rain]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Regnbyge.jpg|thumb|rain falling]] #Drops of [[water]] that fall out of [[cloud]]s in the [[sky]]. #:''I do not like going [[outside]] in the '''rain'''.'' ==Verb== {{verb|rain|rains|rained|raining}} #If it is '''raining''', water is falling from the sky. ==Phrase== ;It's raining: Rain is falling. ;Rain on my [[parade]]: [[Spoil]] my [[fun]]. [[ang:rain]] [[de:rain]] [[el:rain]] [[en:rain]] [[es:rain]] [[fa:rain]] [[fr:rain]] [[gl:rain]] [[ko:rain]] [[hy:rain]] [[io:rain]] [[it:rain]] [[kk:rain]] [[hu:rain]] [[nl:rain]] [[ja:rain]] [[pl:rain]] [[ro:rain]] [[ru:rain]] [[sr:rain]] [[fi:rain]] [[sv:rain]] [[ta:rain]] [[th:rain]] [[vi:rain]] [[uk:rain]] [[zh:rain]] 14031 2006-12-20T17:45:19Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ku:rain]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Regnbyge.jpg|thumb|rain falling]] #Drops of [[water]] that fall out of [[cloud]]s in the [[sky]]. #:''I do not like going [[outside]] in the '''rain'''.'' ==Verb== {{verb|rain|rains|rained|raining}} #If it is '''raining''', water is falling from the sky. ==Phrase== ;It's raining: Rain is falling. ;Rain on my [[parade]]: [[Spoil]] my [[fun]]. [[ang:rain]] [[de:rain]] [[el:rain]] [[en:rain]] [[es:rain]] [[fa:rain]] [[fr:rain]] [[gl:rain]] [[ko:rain]] [[hy:rain]] [[io:rain]] [[it:rain]] [[kk:rain]] [[ku:rain]] [[hu:rain]] [[nl:rain]] [[ja:rain]] [[pl:rain]] [[ro:rain]] [[ru:rain]] [[sr:rain]] [[fi:rain]] [[sv:rain]] [[ta:rain]] [[th:rain]] [[vi:rain]] [[uk:rain]] [[zh:rain]] 2595 6354 2006-04-15T20:22:56Z Seahen 76 ==noun== #[[Money]] taken by a [[government]]. #:The [[city]] is raising '''taxes''' again. ==verb== #Make to pay a tax. #:Some people say governments '''tax''' [[poor]] people too much. #Cause [[difficulty]] for; make [[tired]]. 7679 2006-07-19T10:20:54Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ang, en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ku, pt, ta, zh ==noun== #[[Money]] taken by a [[government]]. #:The [[city]] is raising '''taxes''' again. ==verb== #Make to pay a tax. #:Some people say governments '''tax''' [[poor]] people too much. #Cause [[difficulty]] for; make [[tired]]. [[ang:tax]] [[en:tax]] [[fr:tax]] [[io:tax]] [[it:tax]] [[ku:tax]] [[hu:tax]] [[pt:tax]] [[fi:tax]] [[ta:tax]] [[zh:tax]] 8684 2006-08-13T19:44:45Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==noun== #[[Money]] taken by a [[government]]. #:The [[city]] is raising '''taxes''' again. ==verb== #Make to pay a tax. #:Some people say governments '''tax''' [[poor]] people too much. #Cause [[difficulty]] for; make [[tired]]. [[ang:tax]] [[en:tax]] [[fr:tax]] [[io:tax]] [[it:tax]] [[ku:tax]] [[hu:tax]] [[pt:tax]] [[fi:tax]] [[ta:tax]] [[vi:tax]] [[zh:tax]] 11013 2006-10-14T07:09:58Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:tax]] ==noun== #[[Money]] taken by a [[government]]. #:The [[city]] is raising '''taxes''' again. ==verb== #Make to pay a tax. #:Some people say governments '''tax''' [[poor]] people too much. #Cause [[difficulty]] for; make [[tired]]. [[ang:tax]] [[en:tax]] [[fr:tax]] [[io:tax]] [[it:tax]] [[kk:tax]] [[ku:tax]] [[hu:tax]] [[pt:tax]] [[fi:tax]] [[ta:tax]] [[vi:tax]] [[zh:tax]] 12286 2006-11-15T19:53:16Z Brett 77 formatting ==noun== {{noun|tax|taxes}} #[[Money]] taken by a [[government]]. #:''The [[city]] is raising '''taxes''' again.'' ==verb== {{verb|tax|taxes|taxed|taxing}} {{transitive verb}} #Make to pay a tax. #:''Some people say governments '''tax''' [[poor]] people too much.'' #Cause [[difficulty]] for; make [[tired]]. [[ang:tax]] [[en:tax]] [[fr:tax]] [[io:tax]] [[it:tax]] [[kk:tax]] [[ku:tax]] [[hu:tax]] [[pt:tax]] [[fi:tax]] [[ta:tax]] [[vi:tax]] [[zh:tax]] 13560 2006-12-10T13:04:52Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:tax]] ==noun== {{noun|tax|taxes}} #[[Money]] taken by a [[government]]. #:''The [[city]] is raising '''taxes''' again.'' ==verb== {{verb|tax|taxes|taxed|taxing}} {{transitive verb}} #Make to pay a tax. #:''Some people say governments '''tax''' [[poor]] people too much.'' #Cause [[difficulty]] for; make [[tired]]. [[ang:tax]] [[en:tax]] [[fa:tax]] [[fr:tax]] [[io:tax]] [[it:tax]] [[kk:tax]] [[ku:tax]] [[hu:tax]] [[pt:tax]] [[fi:tax]] [[ta:tax]] [[vi:tax]] [[zh:tax]] 2596 6355 2006-04-15T20:29:17Z Seahen 76 ==Noun== #A place where many people's [[home]]s are close together. #:[[w:Tokyo|Tokyo]] and [[w:New York|New York]] are two of the world's largest '''cities.''' #The [[government]] that has [[power]] over a city. A city usually: #*builds [[road]]s and [[park]]s, and keeps them in good shape. #*tells people where they can build new [[home]]s, [[shop]]s and [[factories]]. #*tells people where they can park [[car]]s. #*takes a [[tax]] on everyone who owns [[land]] or a [[building]] inside the city. 6356 2006-04-15T20:40:17Z Seahen 76 ==Noun== [[Image:Paris-Avenue-italie.jpg|thumb|right|Part of the City of [[w:Paris|Paris]].]] [[Image:Downtown New York City from the Empire State Building June 2004.JPG|Part of [[w:New York City|New York City]].]] #A place where many people's [[home]]s are close together. #:[[w:Tokyo|Tokyo]] and [[w:New York|New York]] are two of the world's largest '''cities.''' #The [[government]] that has [[power]] over a city. A city usually: #*builds [[road]]s and [[park]]s, and keeps them in good shape. #*tells people where they can build new [[home]]s, [[shop]]s and [[factories]]. #*tells people where they can park [[car]]s. #*takes a [[tax]] on everyone who owns [[land]] or a [[building]] inside the city. 6357 2006-04-15T20:40:55Z Seahen 76 ==Noun== [[Image:Paris-Avenue-italie.jpg|thumb|right|Part of the City of [[w:Paris|Paris]].]] [[Image:Downtown New York City from the Empire State Building June 2004.JPG|thumb|right|Part of [[w:New York City|New York City]].]] #A place where many people's [[home]]s are close together. #:[[w:Tokyo|Tokyo]] and [[w:New York|New York]] are two of the world's largest '''cities.''' #The [[government]] that has [[power]] over a city. A city usually: #*builds [[road]]s and [[park]]s, and keeps them in good shape. #*tells people where they can build new [[home]]s, [[shop]]s and [[factories]]. #*tells people where they can park [[car]]s. #*takes a [[tax]] on everyone who owns [[land]] or a [[building]] inside the city. 6358 2006-04-15T20:41:33Z Seahen 76 ==Noun== [[Image:Paris-Avenue-italie.jpg|thumb|right|Part of the City of [[w:Paris|Paris]].]] [[Image:Downtown New York City from the Empire State Building June 2004.JPG|thumb|right|Part of [[w:New York City|New York City]].]] #A place where many people's [[home]]s are close together. #:[[w:Tokyo|Tokyo]] and [[w:New York|New York]] are two of the world's largest '''cities.''' #The [[government]] that has [[power]] over a city. A city usually: #*builds [[road]]s and [[park]]s, and keeps them in good shape. #*tells people where they can build new [[home]]s, [[shop]]s and [[factories]]. #*tells people where they can park [[car]]s. #*takes a [[tax]] on everyone who owns [[land]] or a [[building]] inside the city. #*has its [[office]]s in a [[building]] called a [[city hall]]. 6359 2006-04-15T20:43:09Z Seahen 76 ==Noun== [[Image:Paris-Avenue-italie.jpg|thumb|right|Part of the City of [[w:Paris|Paris]].]] [[Image:Downtown New York City from the Empire State Building June 2004.JPG|thumb|right|Part of [[w:New York City|New York City]].]] #A place where many people's [[home]]s are close together. #:[[w:Tokyo|Tokyo]] and [[w:New York|New York]] are two of the world's largest '''cities.''' #The [[government]] that has [[power]] over a city. A city usually: #*builds [[road]]s and [[park]]s, and keeps them in good shape. #*tells people where they can build new [[home]]s, [[shop]]s and [[factories]]. #*tells people where they can park [[car]]s. #*takes a [[tax]] from everyone who owns [[land]] or a [[building]] inside the city. #*has its [[office]]s in a [[building]] called a [[city hall]]. 7475 2006-07-19T02:31:16Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: el, en, et, fa, fi, fr, gl, hu, hy, io, it, la, pl, pt, ta, zh ==Noun== [[Image:Paris-Avenue-italie.jpg|thumb|right|Part of the City of [[w:Paris|Paris]].]] [[Image:Downtown New York City from the Empire State Building June 2004.JPG|thumb|right|Part of [[w:New York City|New York City]].]] #A place where many people's [[home]]s are close together. #:[[w:Tokyo|Tokyo]] and [[w:New York|New York]] are two of the world's largest '''cities.''' #The [[government]] that has [[power]] over a city. A city usually: #*builds [[road]]s and [[park]]s, and keeps them in good shape. #*tells people where they can build new [[home]]s, [[shop]]s and [[factories]]. #*tells people where they can park [[car]]s. #*takes a [[tax]] from everyone who owns [[land]] or a [[building]] inside the city. #*has its [[office]]s in a [[building]] called a [[city hall]]. [[et:city]] [[el:city]] [[en:city]] [[fa:city]] [[fr:city]] [[gl:city]] [[hy:city]] [[io:city]] [[it:city]] [[la:city]] [[hu:city]] [[pl:city]] [[pt:city]] [[fi:city]] [[ta:city]] [[zh:city]] 9531 2006-09-10T11:52:56Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Noun== [[Image:Paris-Avenue-italie.jpg|thumb|right|Part of the City of [[w:Paris|Paris]].]] [[Image:Downtown New York City from the Empire State Building June 2004.JPG|thumb|right|Part of [[w:New York City|New York City]].]] #A place where many people's [[home]]s are close together. #:[[w:Tokyo|Tokyo]] and [[w:New York|New York]] are two of the world's largest '''cities.''' #The [[government]] that has [[power]] over a city. A city usually: #*builds [[road]]s and [[park]]s, and keeps them in good shape. #*tells people where they can build new [[home]]s, [[shop]]s and [[factories]]. #*tells people where they can park [[car]]s. #*takes a [[tax]] from everyone who owns [[land]] or a [[building]] inside the city. #*has its [[office]]s in a [[building]] called a [[city hall]]. [[et:city]] [[el:city]] [[en:city]] [[fa:city]] [[fr:city]] [[gl:city]] [[hy:city]] [[io:city]] [[it:city]] [[la:city]] [[hu:city]] [[pl:city]] [[pt:city]] [[fi:city]] [[ta:city]] [[vi:city]] [[zh:city]] 10007 2006-09-24T12:35:27Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ar:city]], [[tr:city]] ==Noun== [[Image:Paris-Avenue-italie.jpg|thumb|right|Part of the City of [[w:Paris|Paris]].]] [[Image:Downtown New York City from the Empire State Building June 2004.JPG|thumb|right|Part of [[w:New York City|New York City]].]] #A place where many people's [[home]]s are close together. #:[[w:Tokyo|Tokyo]] and [[w:New York|New York]] are two of the world's largest '''cities.''' #The [[government]] that has [[power]] over a city. A city usually: #*builds [[road]]s and [[park]]s, and keeps them in good shape. #*tells people where they can build new [[home]]s, [[shop]]s and [[factories]]. #*tells people where they can park [[car]]s. #*takes a [[tax]] from everyone who owns [[land]] or a [[building]] inside the city. #*has its [[office]]s in a [[building]] called a [[city hall]]. [[ar:city]] [[et:city]] [[el:city]] [[en:city]] [[fa:city]] [[fr:city]] [[gl:city]] [[hy:city]] [[io:city]] [[it:city]] [[la:city]] [[hu:city]] [[pl:city]] [[pt:city]] [[fi:city]] [[ta:city]] [[vi:city]] [[tr:city]] [[zh:city]] 10571 2006-10-09T04:52:56Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ja:city]], [[ky:city]] ==Noun== [[Image:Paris-Avenue-italie.jpg|thumb|right|Part of the City of [[w:Paris|Paris]].]] [[Image:Downtown New York City from the Empire State Building June 2004.JPG|thumb|right|Part of [[w:New York City|New York City]].]] #A place where many people's [[home]]s are close together. #:[[w:Tokyo|Tokyo]] and [[w:New York|New York]] are two of the world's largest '''cities.''' #The [[government]] that has [[power]] over a city. A city usually: #*builds [[road]]s and [[park]]s, and keeps them in good shape. #*tells people where they can build new [[home]]s, [[shop]]s and [[factories]]. #*tells people where they can park [[car]]s. #*takes a [[tax]] from everyone who owns [[land]] or a [[building]] inside the city. #*has its [[office]]s in a [[building]] called a [[city hall]]. [[ar:city]] [[et:city]] [[el:city]] [[en:city]] [[fa:city]] [[fr:city]] [[gl:city]] [[hy:city]] [[io:city]] [[it:city]] [[ky:city]] [[la:city]] [[hu:city]] [[ja:city]] [[pl:city]] [[pt:city]] [[fi:city]] [[ta:city]] [[vi:city]] [[tr:city]] [[zh:city]] 11121 2006-10-16T13:49:08Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:city]], [[ru:city]] ==Noun== [[Image:Paris-Avenue-italie.jpg|thumb|right|Part of the City of [[w:Paris|Paris]].]] [[Image:Downtown New York City from the Empire State Building June 2004.JPG|thumb|right|Part of [[w:New York City|New York City]].]] #A place where many people's [[home]]s are close together. #:[[w:Tokyo|Tokyo]] and [[w:New York|New York]] are two of the world's largest '''cities.''' #The [[government]] that has [[power]] over a city. A city usually: #*builds [[road]]s and [[park]]s, and keeps them in good shape. #*tells people where they can build new [[home]]s, [[shop]]s and [[factories]]. #*tells people where they can park [[car]]s. #*takes a [[tax]] from everyone who owns [[land]] or a [[building]] inside the city. #*has its [[office]]s in a [[building]] called a [[city hall]]. [[ar:city]] [[et:city]] [[el:city]] [[en:city]] [[fa:city]] [[fr:city]] [[gl:city]] [[hy:city]] [[io:city]] [[it:city]] [[kk:city]] [[ky:city]] [[la:city]] [[hu:city]] [[ja:city]] [[pl:city]] [[pt:city]] [[ru:city]] [[fi:city]] [[ta:city]] [[vi:city]] [[tr:city]] [[zh:city]] 14245 2006-12-21T18:45:19Z Brett 77 ==Noun== [[Image:Paris-Avenue-italie.jpg|thumb|right|Part of the '''City''' of [[w:Paris|Paris]].]] [[Image:Downtown New York City from the Empire State Building June 2004.JPG|thumb|right|Part of [[w:New York City|New York '''City''']].]] #A place where many people's [[home]]s are close together. #:''[[w:Tokyo|Tokyo]] and [[w:New York|New York]] are two of the world's largest '''cities'''.'' #The [[government]] that has [[power]] over a '''city'''. #: ''A '''city''' usually builds [[road]]s and [[park]]s, and keeps them in good shape.'' #: ''The '''city''' has its [[office]]s in a [[building]] called a [['''city''' hall]].'' [[ar:city]] [[et:city]] [[el:city]] [[en:city]] [[fa:city]] [[fr:city]] [[gl:city]] [[hy:city]] [[io:city]] [[it:city]] [[kk:city]] [[ky:city]] [[la:city]] [[hu:city]] [[ja:city]] [[pl:city]] [[pt:city]] [[ru:city]] [[fi:city]] [[ta:city]] [[vi:city]] [[tr:city]] [[zh:city]] 2597 6360 2006-04-15T20:47:38Z Seahen 76 [[Image:Fordmondeo.jpg|right|thumb|A [[w:Ford|Ford]] car.]] #a [[vehicle]] with four [[wheel]]s, moved by an [[engine]]. 6698 2006-05-28T17:52:12Z Cromwellt 61 added link to EWikt; needs more work [[Image:Fordmondeo.jpg|right|thumb|A [[w:Ford|Ford]] car.]] #a [[vehicle]] with four [[wheel]]s, moved by an [[engine]]. [[en:car]] 7429 2006-07-19T00:48:18Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: am, ca, de, el, es, et, fi, fr, ga, gl, hu, hy, id, io, it, ja, ko, ku, nl, no, pl, pt, ru, sr, sv, ta, th, uk, vi, zh [[Image:Fordmondeo.jpg|right|thumb|A [[w:Ford|Ford]] car.]] #a [[vehicle]] with four [[wheel]]s, moved by an [[engine]]. [[am:car]] [[ca:car]] [[de:car]] [[et:car]] [[el:car]] [[en:car]] [[es:car]] [[fr:car]] [[ga:car]] [[gl:car]] [[ko:car]] [[hy:car]] [[io:car]] [[id:car]] [[it:car]] [[ku:car]] [[hu:car]] [[nl:car]] [[ja:car]] [[no:car]] [[pl:car]] [[pt:car]] [[ru:car]] [[sr:car]] [[fi:car]] [[sv:car]] [[ta:car]] [[th:car]] [[vi:car]] [[uk:car]] [[zh:car]] 7948 2006-07-22T21:40:04Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Fordmondeo.jpg|right|thumb|A [[w:Ford|Ford]] car.]] #a [[vehicle]] with four [[wheel]]s, moved by an [[engine]]. [[am:car]] [[ca:car]] [[de:car]] [[et:car]] [[el:car]] [[en:car]] [[es:car]] [[fr:car]] [[ga:car]] [[gl:car]] [[ko:car]] [[hy:car]] [[io:car]] [[id:car]] [[it:car]] [[ku:car]] [[hu:car]] [[nl:car]] [[ja:car]] [[no:car]] [[pl:car]] [[pt:car]] [[ru:car]] [[sr:car]] [[fi:car]] [[sv:car]] [[ta:car]] [[th:car]] [[vi:car]] [[uk:car]] [[zh:car]] 9500 2006-09-10T11:31:47Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: sq ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Fordmondeo.jpg|right|thumb|A [[w:Ford|Ford]] car.]] #a [[vehicle]] with four [[wheel]]s, moved by an [[engine]]. [[am:car]] [[ca:car]] [[de:car]] [[et:car]] [[el:car]] [[en:car]] [[es:car]] [[fr:car]] [[ga:car]] [[gl:car]] [[ko:car]] [[hy:car]] [[io:car]] [[id:car]] [[it:car]] [[ku:car]] [[hu:car]] [[nl:car]] [[ja:car]] [[no:car]] [[pl:car]] [[pt:car]] [[ru:car]] [[sq:car]] [[sr:car]] [[fi:car]] [[sv:car]] [[ta:car]] [[th:car]] [[vi:car]] [[uk:car]] [[zh:car]] 9992 2006-09-24T12:26:27Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[fa:car]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Fordmondeo.jpg|right|thumb|A [[w:Ford|Ford]] car.]] #a [[vehicle]] with four [[wheel]]s, moved by an [[engine]]. [[am:car]] [[ca:car]] [[de:car]] [[et:car]] [[el:car]] [[en:car]] [[es:car]] [[fa:car]] [[fr:car]] [[ga:car]] [[gl:car]] [[ko:car]] [[hy:car]] [[io:car]] [[id:car]] [[it:car]] [[ku:car]] [[hu:car]] [[nl:car]] [[ja:car]] [[no:car]] [[pl:car]] [[pt:car]] [[ru:car]] [[sq:car]] [[sr:car]] [[fi:car]] [[sv:car]] [[ta:car]] [[th:car]] [[vi:car]] [[uk:car]] [[zh:car]] 10911 2006-10-13T07:24:11Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:car]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Fordmondeo.jpg|right|thumb|A [[w:Ford|Ford]] car.]] #a [[vehicle]] with four [[wheel]]s, moved by an [[engine]]. [[am:car]] [[ca:car]] [[de:car]] [[et:car]] [[el:car]] [[en:car]] [[es:car]] [[fa:car]] [[fr:car]] [[ga:car]] [[gl:car]] [[ko:car]] [[hy:car]] [[io:car]] [[id:car]] [[it:car]] [[kk:car]] [[ku:car]] [[hu:car]] [[nl:car]] [[ja:car]] [[no:car]] [[pl:car]] [[pt:car]] [[ru:car]] [[sq:car]] [[sr:car]] [[fi:car]] [[sv:car]] [[ta:car]] [[th:car]] [[vi:car]] [[uk:car]] [[zh:car]] 2598 6363 2006-04-17T01:26:12Z Seahen 76 ==Noun== #[[Wall]]s, a [[foundation]] and a [[roof]] that together [[close]] in some [[space]]. 6439 2006-04-24T23:27:37Z Cromwellt 61 major additions to entry {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # [[Wall]]s, a [[foundation]] and a [[roof]] that together [[close]] in some [[space]]. #: ''I work in the Chrysler Building.'' # (''gerund'') The [[activity]] of [[construction]]. #: ''He likes building houses.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[edifice]] ==Verb== {{verb|build|builds|built|building}} # The [[present participle|present]] [[participle]] of [[build]]; [[constructing]]. #: ''He is building a skyscraper.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[constructing]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[build]] [[en:building]] 7408 2006-07-18T23:45:46Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: el, es, fa, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ko, la, pt, ro, ru, ta, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # [[Wall]]s, a [[foundation]] and a [[roof]] that together [[close]] in some [[space]]. #: ''I work in the Chrysler Building.'' # (''gerund'') The [[activity]] of [[construction]]. #: ''He likes building houses.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[edifice]] ==Verb== {{verb|build|builds|built|building}} # The [[present participle|present]] [[participle]] of [[build]]; [[constructing]]. #: ''He is building a skyscraper.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[constructing]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[build]] [[el:building]] [[en:building]] [[es:building]] [[fa:building]] [[fr:building]] [[ko:building]] [[io:building]] [[it:building]] [[la:building]] [[hu:building]] [[pt:building]] [[ro:building]] [[ru:building]] [[fi:building]] [[ta:building]] [[vi:building]] [[zh:building]] 7912 2006-07-22T18:18:31Z Brett 77 {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Condo_Towers_Tokyo_Roppongi.jpg|thumb|buildings]] # [[Wall]]s, a [[foundation]] and a [[roof]] that together [[close]] in some [[space]]. #: ''I work in the Chrysler Building.'' # (''gerund'') The [[activity]] of [[construction]]. #: ''He likes building houses.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[edifice]] ==Verb== {{verb|build|builds|built|building}} # The [[present participle|present]] [[participle]] of [[build]]; [[constructing]]. #: ''He is building a skyscraper.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[constructing]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[build]] [[el:building]] [[en:building]] [[es:building]] [[fa:building]] [[fr:building]] [[ko:building]] [[io:building]] [[it:building]] [[la:building]] [[hu:building]] [[pt:building]] [[ro:building]] [[ru:building]] [[fi:building]] [[ta:building]] [[vi:building]] [[zh:building]] 7964 2006-07-22T23:25:33Z Kappa 92 caption: tall buildings {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Condo_Towers_Tokyo_Roppongi.jpg|thumb|tall buildings]] # [[Wall]]s, a [[foundation]] and a [[roof]] that together [[close]] in some [[space]]. #: ''I work in the Chrysler Building.'' # (''gerund'') The [[activity]] of [[construction]]. #: ''He likes building houses.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[edifice]] ==Verb== {{verb|build|builds|built|building}} # The [[present participle|present]] [[participle]] of [[build]]; [[constructing]]. #: ''He is building a skyscraper.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[constructing]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[build]] [[el:building]] [[en:building]] [[es:building]] [[fa:building]] [[fr:building]] [[ko:building]] [[io:building]] [[it:building]] [[la:building]] [[hu:building]] [[pt:building]] [[ro:building]] [[ru:building]] [[fi:building]] [[ta:building]] [[vi:building]] [[zh:building]] 8616 2006-08-13T19:16:21Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Condo_Towers_Tokyo_Roppongi.jpg|thumb|tall buildings]] # [[Wall]]s, a [[foundation]] and a [[roof]] that together [[close]] in some [[space]]. #: ''I work in the Chrysler Building.'' # (''gerund'') The [[activity]] of [[construction]]. #: ''He likes building houses.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[edifice]] ==Verb== {{verb|build|builds|built|building}} # The [[present participle|present]] [[participle]] of [[build]]; [[constructing]]. #: ''He is building a skyscraper.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[constructing]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[build]] [[de:building]] [[el:building]] [[en:building]] [[es:building]] [[fa:building]] [[fr:building]] [[ko:building]] [[io:building]] [[it:building]] [[la:building]] [[hu:building]] [[pt:building]] [[ro:building]] [[ru:building]] [[fi:building]] [[ta:building]] [[vi:building]] [[zh:building]] 8856 2006-08-21T18:39:23Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Condo_Towers_Tokyo_Roppongi.jpg|thumb|tall buildings]] # [[Wall]]s, a [[foundation]] and a [[roof]] that together [[close]] in some [[space]]. #: ''I work in the Chrysler Building.'' # (''gerund'') The [[activity]] of [[construction]]. #: ''He likes building houses.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[edifice]] ==Verb== {{verb|build|builds|built|building}} # The [[present participle|present]] [[participle]] of [[build]]; [[constructing]]. #: ''He is building a skyscraper.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[constructing]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[build]] [[de:building]] [[el:building]] [[en:building]] [[es:building]] [[fa:building]] [[fr:building]] [[ko:building]] [[hy:building]] [[io:building]] [[it:building]] [[la:building]] [[hu:building]] [[pt:building]] [[ro:building]] [[ru:building]] [[fi:building]] [[ta:building]] [[vi:building]] [[zh:building]] 10491 2006-10-07T21:35:41Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ja:building]], [[kk:building]], [[uk:building]] {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Condo_Towers_Tokyo_Roppongi.jpg|thumb|tall buildings]] # [[Wall]]s, a [[foundation]] and a [[roof]] that together [[close]] in some [[space]]. #: ''I work in the Chrysler Building.'' # (''gerund'') The [[activity]] of [[construction]]. #: ''He likes building houses.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[edifice]] ==Verb== {{verb|build|builds|built|building}} # The [[present participle|present]] [[participle]] of [[build]]; [[constructing]]. #: ''He is building a skyscraper.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[constructing]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[build]] [[de:building]] [[el:building]] [[en:building]] [[es:building]] [[fa:building]] [[fr:building]] [[ko:building]] [[hy:building]] [[io:building]] [[it:building]] [[kk:building]] [[la:building]] [[hu:building]] [[ja:building]] [[pt:building]] [[ro:building]] [[ru:building]] [[fi:building]] [[ta:building]] [[vi:building]] [[uk:building]] [[zh:building]] 12242 2006-11-13T07:56:53Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[pl:building]] {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Condo_Towers_Tokyo_Roppongi.jpg|thumb|tall buildings]] # [[Wall]]s, a [[foundation]] and a [[roof]] that together [[close]] in some [[space]]. #: ''I work in the Chrysler Building.'' # (''gerund'') The [[activity]] of [[construction]]. #: ''He likes building houses.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[edifice]] ==Verb== {{verb|build|builds|built|building}} # The [[present participle|present]] [[participle]] of [[build]]; [[constructing]]. #: ''He is building a skyscraper.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[constructing]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[build]] [[de:building]] [[el:building]] [[en:building]] [[es:building]] [[fa:building]] [[fr:building]] [[ko:building]] [[hy:building]] [[io:building]] [[it:building]] [[kk:building]] [[la:building]] [[hu:building]] [[ja:building]] [[pl:building]] [[pt:building]] [[ro:building]] [[ru:building]] [[fi:building]] [[ta:building]] [[vi:building]] [[uk:building]] [[zh:building]] 14127 2006-12-21T02:09:24Z Brett 77 {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Condo_Towers_Tokyo_Roppongi.jpg|thumb|tall '''buildings''']] # [[Wall]]s, a [[foundation]] and a [[roof]] that together [[close]] in some [[space]]. #: ''I work in the Chrysler '''Building'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[edifice]] ==Verb== {{verb|build|builds|built|building}} # The [[present participle|present]] [[participle]] of [[build]]; [[constructing]]. #: ''He is '''building''' a skyscraper.'' #: ''He likes '''building''' houses.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[constructing]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[build]] [[de:building]] [[el:building]] [[en:building]] [[es:building]] [[fa:building]] [[fr:building]] [[ko:building]] [[hy:building]] [[io:building]] [[it:building]] [[kk:building]] [[la:building]] [[hu:building]] [[ja:building]] [[pl:building]] [[pt:building]] [[ro:building]] [[ru:building]] [[fi:building]] [[ta:building]] [[vi:building]] [[uk:building]] [[zh:building]] 2599 6364 2006-04-17T01:28:12Z Seahen 76 ==Noun== #Where a person [[live]]s. Usually, where people keep their things that they are not [[carry]]ing, and where they [[sleep]]. 7534 2006-07-19T04:42:17Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: af, ang, en, fa, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ko, ku, pl, pt, sv, ta, vi, zh ==Noun== #Where a person [[live]]s. Usually, where people keep their things that they are not [[carry]]ing, and where they [[sleep]]. [[af:home]] [[ang:home]] [[en:home]] [[fa:home]] [[fr:home]] [[ko:home]] [[io:home]] [[it:home]] [[ku:home]] [[hu:home]] [[pl:home]] [[pt:home]] [[fi:home]] [[sv:home]] [[ta:home]] [[vi:home]] [[zh:home]] 10107 2006-09-24T13:11:36Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[es:home]], [[hy:home]] ==Noun== #Where a person [[live]]s. Usually, where people keep their things that they are not [[carry]]ing, and where they [[sleep]]. [[af:home]] [[ang:home]] [[en:home]] [[es:home]] [[fa:home]] [[fr:home]] [[ko:home]] [[hy:home]] [[io:home]] [[it:home]] [[ku:home]] [[hu:home]] [[pl:home]] [[pt:home]] [[fi:home]] [[sv:home]] [[ta:home]] [[vi:home]] [[zh:home]] 10961 2006-10-13T19:19:04Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:home]] ==Noun== #Where a person [[live]]s. Usually, where people keep their things that they are not [[carry]]ing, and where they [[sleep]]. [[af:home]] [[ang:home]] [[en:home]] [[es:home]] [[fa:home]] [[fr:home]] [[ko:home]] [[hy:home]] [[io:home]] [[it:home]] [[kk:home]] [[ku:home]] [[hu:home]] [[pl:home]] [[pt:home]] [[fi:home]] [[sv:home]] [[ta:home]] [[vi:home]] [[zh:home]] 11303 2006-10-18T15:36:24Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:home]] ==Noun== #Where a person [[live]]s. Usually, where people keep their things that they are not [[carry]]ing, and where they [[sleep]]. [[af:home]] [[ang:home]] [[en:home]] [[es:home]] [[fa:home]] [[fr:home]] [[ko:home]] [[hy:home]] [[io:home]] [[it:home]] [[kk:home]] [[ku:home]] [[hu:home]] [[pl:home]] [[pt:home]] [[ru:home]] [[fi:home]] [[sv:home]] [[ta:home]] [[vi:home]] [[zh:home]] 13891 2006-12-19T16:48:10Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[de:home]] ==Noun== #Where a person [[live]]s. Usually, where people keep their things that they are not [[carry]]ing, and where they [[sleep]]. [[af:home]] [[ang:home]] [[de:home]] [[en:home]] [[es:home]] [[fa:home]] [[fr:home]] [[ko:home]] [[hy:home]] [[io:home]] [[it:home]] [[kk:home]] [[ku:home]] [[hu:home]] [[pl:home]] [[pt:home]] [[ru:home]] [[fi:home]] [[sv:home]] [[ta:home]] [[vi:home]] [[zh:home]] 2600 6365 2006-04-17T01:31:48Z Seahen 76 ==Noun== #A [[word]] that says what you do. #:In the sentence, "My father does not work on a [[farm]]," the '''verbs''' are ''[[do]]es'' and ''[[work]]''. 6366 2006-04-17T01:32:16Z Seahen 76 [[Verb]] moved to [[verb]]: Capitalization convention ==Noun== #A [[word]] that says what you do. #:In the sentence, "My father does not work on a [[farm]]," the '''verbs''' are ''[[do]]es'' and ''[[work]]''. 6563 2006-05-15T22:10:07Z Cromwellt 61 revamped entry, added cats, template, link to EWikt ==Noun== {{noun}} #A [[word]] that says what you do or what you are. #:In the sentence, "My father works on a [[farm]]," the '''verb''' is ''[[work]]s''. ===Synonyms=== *[[action word]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[auxiliary verb]] *[[coverb]] *[[defective verb]] *[[ditransitive verb]] *[[helping verb]] *[[impersonal verb]] *[[intransitive verb]] *[[irregular verb]] *[[linking verb]] *[[modal verb]] *[[phrasal verb]] *[[preverb]] *[[regular verb]] *[[serial verb]] *[[stative verb]] *[[strong verb]] *[[transitive verb]] *[[verbal]] *[[verbose]] *[[weak verb]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[action]] *[[being]] *[[state]] *[[state of being]] *[[movement]] {{grammar}} [[Category:Parts of speech]] [[en:verb]] 7776 2006-07-19T13:32:51Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: af, et, fi, fr, ga, hu, io, it, ja, ko, nl, no, pl, pt, ru, sv, ta, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} #A [[word]] that says what you do or what you are. #:In the sentence, "My father works on a [[farm]]," the '''verb''' is ''[[work]]s''. ===Synonyms=== *[[action word]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[auxiliary verb]] *[[coverb]] *[[defective verb]] *[[ditransitive verb]] *[[helping verb]] *[[impersonal verb]] *[[intransitive verb]] *[[irregular verb]] *[[linking verb]] *[[modal verb]] *[[phrasal verb]] *[[preverb]] *[[regular verb]] *[[serial verb]] *[[stative verb]] *[[strong verb]] *[[transitive verb]] *[[verbal]] *[[verbose]] *[[weak verb]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[action]] *[[being]] *[[state]] *[[state of being]] *[[movement]] {{grammar}} [[Category:Parts of speech]] [[af:verb]] [[et:verb]] [[en:verb]] [[fr:verb]] [[ga:verb]] [[ko:verb]] [[io:verb]] [[it:verb]] [[hu:verb]] [[nl:verb]] [[ja:verb]] [[no:verb]] [[pl:verb]] [[pt:verb]] [[ru:verb]] [[fi:verb]] [[sv:verb]] [[ta:verb]] [[zh:verb]] 8066 2006-07-24T19:12:54Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ ==Noun== {{noun}} #A [[word]] that says what you do or what you are. #:''In the sentence, "My father works on a [[farm]]," the '''verb''' is ''[[work]]s''.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[action word]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[auxiliary verb]] *[[coverb]] *[[defective verb]] *[[ditransitive verb]] *[[helping verb]] *[[impersonal verb]] *[[intransitive verb]] *[[irregular verb]] *[[linking verb]] *[[modal verb]] *[[phrasal verb]] *[[preverb]] *[[regular verb]] *[[serial verb]] *[[stative verb]] *[[strong verb]] *[[transitive verb]] *[[verbal]] *[[verbose]] *[[weak verb]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[action]] *[[being]] *[[state]] *[[state of being]] *[[movement]] {{grammar}} [[Category:Parts of speech]] [[af:verb]] [[et:verb]] [[en:verb]] [[fr:verb]] [[ga:verb]] [[ko:verb]] [[io:verb]] [[it:verb]] [[hu:verb]] [[nl:verb]] [[ja:verb]] [[no:verb]] [[pl:verb]] [[pt:verb]] [[ru:verb]] [[fi:verb]] [[sv:verb]] [[ta:verb]] [[zh:verb]] 8100 2006-07-26T16:43:45Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''verb''' is a kind of [[word]] that often tells about the action in a [[sentence]] and is the main part of a sentence. In English, '''verbs''' are the only kind of word that changes to show past or present [[tense]]. Here are some examples of verbs: [http://simple.wiktionary.org/wiki/Category:Verbs] #:''In the sentence, "My father works on a [[farm]]," the '''verb''' is ''[[work]]s''.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[action word]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[auxiliary verb]] *[[coverb]] *[[defective verb]] *[[ditransitive verb]] *[[helping verb]] *[[impersonal verb]] *[[intransitive verb]] *[[irregular verb]] *[[lexical verb]] *[[linking verb]] *[[modal verb]] *[[phrasal verb]] *[[preverb]] *[[regular verb]] *[[serial verb]] *[[stative verb]] *[[strong verb]] *[[transitive verb]] *[[verbal]] *[[verbose]] *[[weak verb]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[action]] *[[being]] *[[state]] *[[state of being]] *[[movement]] {{grammar}} [[Category:Parts of speech]] [[af:verb]] [[et:verb]] [[en:verb]] [[fr:verb]] [[ga:verb]] [[ko:verb]] [[io:verb]] [[it:verb]] [[hu:verb]] [[nl:verb]] [[ja:verb]] [[no:verb]] [[pl:verb]] [[pt:verb]] [[ru:verb]] [[fi:verb]] [[sv:verb]] [[ta:verb]] [[zh:verb]] 8102 2006-07-26T17:24:43Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} #A [[verb]] is a kind of [[word]] that usually tells about an [[action]] or a [[state]] and is the main part of a sentence. In English, '''verbs''' are the only kind of word that changes to show past or present [[tense]]. Here are some examples of verbs: [http://simple.wiktionary.org/wiki/Category:Verbs] #:''In the sentence, "My father works on a [[farm]]," the '''verb''' is ''[[work]]s''.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[action word]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[auxiliary verb]] *[[coverb]] *[[defective verb]] *[[ditransitive verb]] *[[helping verb]] *[[impersonal verb]] *[[intransitive verb]] *[[irregular verb]] *[[lexical verb]] *[[linking verb]] *[[modal verb]] *[[phrasal verb]] *[[preverb]] *[[regular verb]] *[[serial verb]] *[[stative verb]] *[[strong verb]] *[[transitive verb]] *[[verbal]] *[[verbose]] *[[weak verb]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[action]] *[[being]] *[[state]] *[[state of being]] *[[movement]] {{grammar}} [[Category:Parts of speech]] [[af:verb]] [[et:verb]] [[en:verb]] [[fr:verb]] [[ga:verb]] [[ko:verb]] [[io:verb]] [[it:verb]] [[hu:verb]] [[nl:verb]] [[ja:verb]] [[no:verb]] [[pl:verb]] [[pt:verb]] [[ru:verb]] [[fi:verb]] [[sv:verb]] [[ta:verb]] [[zh:verb]] 8130 2006-07-27T02:28:45Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} #A [[verb]] is a kind of [[word]] that usually tells about an [[action]] or a [[state]] and is the main part of a sentence. In English, '''verbs''' are the only kind of word that changes to show past or present [[tense]]. Here are some examples of verbs: [[:Category:Verbs|verb examples]] #:''In the sentence, "My father works on a [[farm]]," the '''verb''' is ''[[work]]s''.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[action word]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[auxiliary verb]] *[[coverb]] *[[defective verb]] *[[ditransitive verb]] *[[helping verb]] *[[impersonal verb]] *[[intransitive verb]] *[[irregular verb]] *[[lexical verb]] *[[linking verb]] *[[modal verb]] *[[phrasal verb]] *[[preverb]] *[[regular verb]] *[[serial verb]] *[[stative verb]] *[[strong verb]] *[[transitive verb]] *[[verbal]] *[[verbose]] *[[weak verb]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[action]] *[[being]] *[[state]] *[[state of being]] *[[movement]] {{grammar}} [[Category:Parts of speech]] [[af:verb]] [[et:verb]] [[en:verb]] [[fr:verb]] [[ga:verb]] [[ko:verb]] [[io:verb]] [[it:verb]] [[hu:verb]] [[nl:verb]] [[ja:verb]] [[no:verb]] [[pl:verb]] [[pt:verb]] [[ru:verb]] [[fi:verb]] [[sv:verb]] [[ta:verb]] [[zh:verb]] 8702 2006-08-13T19:49:00Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ro, vi ==Noun== {{noun}} #A [[verb]] is a kind of [[word]] that usually tells about an [[action]] or a [[state]] and is the main part of a sentence. In English, '''verbs''' are the only kind of word that changes to show past or present [[tense]]. Here are some examples of verbs: [[:Category:Verbs|verb examples]] #:''In the sentence, "My father works on a [[farm]]," the '''verb''' is ''[[work]]s''.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[action word]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[auxiliary verb]] *[[coverb]] *[[defective verb]] *[[ditransitive verb]] *[[helping verb]] *[[impersonal verb]] *[[intransitive verb]] *[[irregular verb]] *[[lexical verb]] *[[linking verb]] *[[modal verb]] *[[phrasal verb]] *[[preverb]] *[[regular verb]] *[[serial verb]] *[[stative verb]] *[[strong verb]] *[[transitive verb]] *[[verbal]] *[[verbose]] *[[weak verb]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[action]] *[[being]] *[[state]] *[[state of being]] *[[movement]] {{grammar}} [[Category:Parts of speech]] [[af:verb]] [[et:verb]] [[en:verb]] [[fr:verb]] [[ga:verb]] [[ko:verb]] [[io:verb]] [[it:verb]] [[hu:verb]] [[nl:verb]] [[ja:verb]] [[no:verb]] [[pl:verb]] [[pt:verb]] [[ro:verb]] [[ru:verb]] [[fi:verb]] [[sv:verb]] [[ta:verb]] [[vi:verb]] [[zh:verb]] 10265 2006-09-24T14:23:27Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[hy:verb]], [[tr:verb]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #A [[verb]] is a kind of [[word]] that usually tells about an [[action]] or a [[state]] and is the main part of a sentence. In English, '''verbs''' are the only kind of word that changes to show past or present [[tense]]. Here are some examples of verbs: [[:Category:Verbs|verb examples]] #:''In the sentence, "My father works on a [[farm]]," the '''verb''' is ''[[work]]s''.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[action word]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[auxiliary verb]] *[[coverb]] *[[defective verb]] *[[ditransitive verb]] *[[helping verb]] *[[impersonal verb]] *[[intransitive verb]] *[[irregular verb]] *[[lexical verb]] *[[linking verb]] *[[modal verb]] *[[phrasal verb]] *[[preverb]] *[[regular verb]] *[[serial verb]] *[[stative verb]] *[[strong verb]] *[[transitive verb]] *[[verbal]] *[[verbose]] *[[weak verb]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[action]] *[[being]] *[[state]] *[[state of being]] *[[movement]] {{grammar}} [[Category:Parts of speech]] [[af:verb]] [[et:verb]] [[en:verb]] [[fr:verb]] [[ga:verb]] [[ko:verb]] [[hy:verb]] [[io:verb]] [[it:verb]] [[hu:verb]] [[nl:verb]] [[ja:verb]] [[no:verb]] [[pl:verb]] [[pt:verb]] [[ro:verb]] [[ru:verb]] [[fi:verb]] [[sv:verb]] [[ta:verb]] [[vi:verb]] [[tr:verb]] [[zh:verb]] 10829 2006-10-11T15:32:08Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ca:verb]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #A [[verb]] is a kind of [[word]] that usually tells about an [[action]] or a [[state]] and is the main part of a sentence. In English, '''verbs''' are the only kind of word that changes to show past or present [[tense]]. Here are some examples of verbs: [[:Category:Verbs|verb examples]] #:''In the sentence, "My father works on a [[farm]]," the '''verb''' is ''[[work]]s''.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[action word]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[auxiliary verb]] *[[coverb]] *[[defective verb]] *[[ditransitive verb]] *[[helping verb]] *[[impersonal verb]] *[[intransitive verb]] *[[irregular verb]] *[[lexical verb]] *[[linking verb]] *[[modal verb]] *[[phrasal verb]] *[[preverb]] *[[regular verb]] *[[serial verb]] *[[stative verb]] *[[strong verb]] *[[transitive verb]] *[[verbal]] *[[verbose]] *[[weak verb]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[action]] *[[being]] *[[state]] *[[state of being]] *[[movement]] {{grammar}} [[Category:Parts of speech]] [[af:verb]] [[ca:verb]] [[et:verb]] [[en:verb]] [[fr:verb]] [[ga:verb]] [[ko:verb]] [[hy:verb]] [[io:verb]] [[it:verb]] [[hu:verb]] [[nl:verb]] [[ja:verb]] [[no:verb]] [[pl:verb]] [[pt:verb]] [[ro:verb]] [[ru:verb]] [[fi:verb]] [[sv:verb]] [[ta:verb]] [[vi:verb]] [[tr:verb]] [[zh:verb]] 11463 2006-10-22T23:01:15Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ku:verb]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #A [[verb]] is a kind of [[word]] that usually tells about an [[action]] or a [[state]] and is the main part of a sentence. In English, '''verbs''' are the only kind of word that changes to show past or present [[tense]]. Here are some examples of verbs: [[:Category:Verbs|verb examples]] #:''In the sentence, "My father works on a [[farm]]," the '''verb''' is ''[[work]]s''.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[action word]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[auxiliary verb]] *[[coverb]] *[[defective verb]] *[[ditransitive verb]] *[[helping verb]] *[[impersonal verb]] *[[intransitive verb]] *[[irregular verb]] *[[lexical verb]] *[[linking verb]] *[[modal verb]] *[[phrasal verb]] *[[preverb]] *[[regular verb]] *[[serial verb]] *[[stative verb]] *[[strong verb]] *[[transitive verb]] *[[verbal]] *[[verbose]] *[[weak verb]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[action]] *[[being]] *[[state]] *[[state of being]] *[[movement]] {{grammar}} [[Category:Parts of speech]] [[af:verb]] [[ca:verb]] [[et:verb]] [[en:verb]] [[fr:verb]] [[ga:verb]] [[ko:verb]] [[hy:verb]] [[io:verb]] [[it:verb]] [[ku:verb]] [[hu:verb]] [[nl:verb]] [[ja:verb]] [[no:verb]] [[pl:verb]] [[pt:verb]] [[ro:verb]] [[ru:verb]] [[fi:verb]] [[sv:verb]] [[ta:verb]] [[vi:verb]] [[tr:verb]] [[zh:verb]] 2601 6367 2006-04-17T01:32:16Z Seahen 76 [[Verb]] moved to [[verb]]: Capitalization convention #REDIRECT [[verb]] 2602 6368 2006-04-17T01:36:39Z Seahen 76 ==Noun== #A piece of [[land]] where people [[work]] [[grow]]ing [[plants]] and [[animals]]. Usually, a farm makes [[food]] for its [[owner]]s to [[eat]] or [[sell]]. #:We grow [[corn]] and [[apple]]s on our '''farm.''' ==Verb== #To grow plants or animals on a piece of land. #:My [[father]] '''farms''' five [[acre]]s of land. 6440 2006-04-24T23:31:10Z Cromwellt 61 misc. additions, especially templates {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} #A piece of [[land]] where people [[work]] [[grow]]ing [[plants]] and [[animals]]. Usually, a farm makes [[food]] for its [[owner]]s to [[eat]] or [[sell]]. #: ''We grow [[corn]] and [[apple]]s on our '''farm.''''' ==Verb== {{verb|farm|farms|farmed|farming}} #To grow plants or animals on a piece of land. #: ''My [[father]] '''farms''' five [[acre]]s of land.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[cultivate]] *[[grow]] [[en:farm]] 7489 2006-07-19T03:20:30Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ang, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, ko, pl, ta, zh {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} #A piece of [[land]] where people [[work]] [[grow]]ing [[plants]] and [[animals]]. Usually, a farm makes [[food]] for its [[owner]]s to [[eat]] or [[sell]]. #: ''We grow [[corn]] and [[apple]]s on our '''farm.''''' ==Verb== {{verb|farm|farms|farmed|farming}} #To grow plants or animals on a piece of land. #: ''My [[father]] '''farms''' five [[acre]]s of land.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[cultivate]] *[[grow]] [[ang:farm]] [[en:farm]] [[fr:farm]] [[ko:farm]] [[io:farm]] [[it:farm]] [[hu:farm]] [[ja:farm]] [[pl:farm]] [[fi:farm]] [[ta:farm]] [[zh:farm]] 7913 2006-07-22T18:19:31Z Brett 77 {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Ontario_farm.jpg|thumb|a farm]] #A piece of [[land]] where people [[work]] [[grow]]ing [[plants]] and [[animals]]. Usually, a farm makes [[food]] for its [[owner]]s to [[eat]] or [[sell]]. #: ''We grow [[corn]] and [[apple]]s on our '''farm.''''' ==Verb== {{verb|farm|farms|farmed|farming}} #To grow plants or animals on a piece of land. #: ''My [[father]] '''farms''' five [[acre]]s of land.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[cultivate]] *[[grow]] [[ang:farm]] [[en:farm]] [[fr:farm]] [[ko:farm]] [[io:farm]] [[it:farm]] [[hu:farm]] [[ja:farm]] [[pl:farm]] [[fi:farm]] [[ta:farm]] [[zh:farm]] 8636 2006-08-13T19:23:08Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Ontario_farm.jpg|thumb|a farm]] #A piece of [[land]] where people [[work]] [[grow]]ing [[plants]] and [[animals]]. Usually, a farm makes [[food]] for its [[owner]]s to [[eat]] or [[sell]]. #: ''We grow [[corn]] and [[apple]]s on our '''farm.''''' ==Verb== {{verb|farm|farms|farmed|farming}} #To grow plants or animals on a piece of land. #: ''My [[father]] '''farms''' five [[acre]]s of land.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[cultivate]] *[[grow]] [[ang:farm]] [[en:farm]] [[fr:farm]] [[ko:farm]] [[io:farm]] [[it:farm]] [[hu:farm]] [[ja:farm]] [[pl:farm]] [[fi:farm]] [[ta:farm]] [[vi:farm]] [[zh:farm]] 9605 2006-09-10T12:32:35Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: pt {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Ontario_farm.jpg|thumb|a farm]] #A piece of [[land]] where people [[work]] [[grow]]ing [[plants]] and [[animals]]. Usually, a farm makes [[food]] for its [[owner]]s to [[eat]] or [[sell]]. #: ''We grow [[corn]] and [[apple]]s on our '''farm.''''' ==Verb== {{verb|farm|farms|farmed|farming}} #To grow plants or animals on a piece of land. #: ''My [[father]] '''farms''' five [[acre]]s of land.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[cultivate]] *[[grow]] [[ang:farm]] [[en:farm]] [[fr:farm]] [[ko:farm]] [[io:farm]] [[it:farm]] [[hu:farm]] [[ja:farm]] [[pl:farm]] [[pt:farm]] [[fi:farm]] [[ta:farm]] [[vi:farm]] [[zh:farm]] 10696 2006-10-10T08:19:13Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[hy:farm]] {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Ontario_farm.jpg|thumb|a farm]] #A piece of [[land]] where people [[work]] [[grow]]ing [[plants]] and [[animals]]. Usually, a farm makes [[food]] for its [[owner]]s to [[eat]] or [[sell]]. #: ''We grow [[corn]] and [[apple]]s on our '''farm.''''' ==Verb== {{verb|farm|farms|farmed|farming}} #To grow plants or animals on a piece of land. #: ''My [[father]] '''farms''' five [[acre]]s of land.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[cultivate]] *[[grow]] [[ang:farm]] [[en:farm]] [[fr:farm]] [[ko:farm]] [[hy:farm]] [[io:farm]] [[it:farm]] [[hu:farm]] [[ja:farm]] [[pl:farm]] [[pt:farm]] [[fi:farm]] [[ta:farm]] [[vi:farm]] [[zh:farm]] 11186 2006-10-17T16:38:00Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:farm]] {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Ontario_farm.jpg|thumb|a farm]] #A piece of [[land]] where people [[work]] [[grow]]ing [[plants]] and [[animals]]. Usually, a farm makes [[food]] for its [[owner]]s to [[eat]] or [[sell]]. #: ''We grow [[corn]] and [[apple]]s on our '''farm.''''' ==Verb== {{verb|farm|farms|farmed|farming}} #To grow plants or animals on a piece of land. #: ''My [[father]] '''farms''' five [[acre]]s of land.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[cultivate]] *[[grow]] [[ang:farm]] [[en:farm]] [[fr:farm]] [[ko:farm]] [[hy:farm]] [[io:farm]] [[it:farm]] [[hu:farm]] [[ja:farm]] [[pl:farm]] [[pt:farm]] [[ru:farm]] [[fi:farm]] [[ta:farm]] [[vi:farm]] [[zh:farm]] 2603 6369 2006-04-17T01:37:37Z Seahen 76 ==Noun== #What people [[eat]] for [[nutrition]] when they are [[hungry]]. 6441 2006-04-24T23:34:34Z Cromwellt 61 a few additions {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # What people [[eat]] for [[nutrition]] when they are [[hungry]]. #: ''We grow our own food.'' {{noun}} # A type of food. #: ''He eats many foods from other lands.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[grub]] *[[sustenance]] [[en:food]] 6455 2006-04-26T18:11:48Z Cromwellt 61 created entry, wotd {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|09}} ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # What people [[eat]] for [[nutrition]] when they are [[hungry]]. #: ''We grow our own food.'' {{noun}} # A type of food. #: ''He eats many foods from other lands.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[grub]] *[[sustenance]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[cook]] *[[cooked]] *[[edible]] *[[feed]] *[[inedible]] *[[raw]] *[[uncooked]] ===See also=== *[[carnivore]] *[[herbivore]] *[[omnivore]] *[[vegan]] *[[vegetarian]] [[en:food]] 7541 2006-07-19T05:00:38Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: fa, fi, fr, hu, hy, it, ja, ko, ku, pl, pt, sr, sv, ta, zh {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|09}} ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # What people [[eat]] for [[nutrition]] when they are [[hungry]]. #: ''We grow our own food.'' {{noun}} # A type of food. #: ''He eats many foods from other lands.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[grub]] *[[sustenance]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[cook]] *[[cooked]] *[[edible]] *[[feed]] *[[inedible]] *[[raw]] *[[uncooked]] ===See also=== *[[carnivore]] *[[herbivore]] *[[omnivore]] *[[vegan]] *[[vegetarian]] [[en:food]] [[fa:food]] [[fr:food]] [[ko:food]] [[hy:food]] [[it:food]] [[ku:food]] [[hu:food]] [[ja:food]] [[pl:food]] [[pt:food]] [[sr:food]] [[fi:food]] [[sv:food]] [[ta:food]] [[zh:food]] 8639 2006-08-13T19:24:49Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: io {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|09}} ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # What people [[eat]] for [[nutrition]] when they are [[hungry]]. #: ''We grow our own food.'' {{noun}} # A type of food. #: ''He eats many foods from other lands.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[grub]] *[[sustenance]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[cook]] *[[cooked]] *[[edible]] *[[feed]] *[[inedible]] *[[raw]] *[[uncooked]] ===See also=== *[[carnivore]] *[[herbivore]] *[[omnivore]] *[[vegan]] *[[vegetarian]] [[en:food]] [[fa:food]] [[fr:food]] [[ko:food]] [[hy:food]] [[io:food]] [[it:food]] [[ku:food]] [[hu:food]] [[ja:food]] [[pl:food]] [[pt:food]] [[sr:food]] [[fi:food]] [[sv:food]] [[ta:food]] [[zh:food]] 9595 2006-09-10T12:30:55Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: el, vi {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|09}} ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # What people [[eat]] for [[nutrition]] when they are [[hungry]]. #: ''We grow our own food.'' {{noun}} # A type of food. #: ''He eats many foods from other lands.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[grub]] *[[sustenance]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[cook]] *[[cooked]] *[[edible]] *[[feed]] *[[inedible]] *[[raw]] *[[uncooked]] ===See also=== *[[carnivore]] *[[herbivore]] *[[omnivore]] *[[vegan]] *[[vegetarian]] [[el:food]] [[en:food]] [[fa:food]] [[fr:food]] [[ko:food]] [[hy:food]] [[io:food]] [[it:food]] [[ku:food]] [[hu:food]] [[ja:food]] [[pl:food]] [[pt:food]] [[sr:food]] [[fi:food]] [[sv:food]] [[ta:food]] [[vi:food]] [[zh:food]] 10701 2006-10-10T09:38:08Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[da:food]], [[kk:food]], [[uk:food]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|09}} ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # What people [[eat]] for [[nutrition]] when they are [[hungry]]. #: ''We grow our own food.'' {{noun}} # A type of food. #: ''He eats many foods from other lands.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[grub]] *[[sustenance]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[cook]] *[[cooked]] *[[edible]] *[[feed]] *[[inedible]] *[[raw]] *[[uncooked]] ===See also=== *[[carnivore]] *[[herbivore]] *[[omnivore]] *[[vegan]] *[[vegetarian]] [[da:food]] [[el:food]] [[en:food]] [[fa:food]] [[fr:food]] [[ko:food]] [[hy:food]] [[io:food]] [[it:food]] [[kk:food]] [[ku:food]] [[hu:food]] [[ja:food]] [[pl:food]] [[pt:food]] [[sr:food]] [[fi:food]] [[sv:food]] [[ta:food]] [[vi:food]] [[uk:food]] [[zh:food]] 11279 2006-10-18T09:42:32Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:food]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|09}} ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # What people [[eat]] for [[nutrition]] when they are [[hungry]]. #: ''We grow our own food.'' {{noun}} # A type of food. #: ''He eats many foods from other lands.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[grub]] *[[sustenance]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[cook]] *[[cooked]] *[[edible]] *[[feed]] *[[inedible]] *[[raw]] *[[uncooked]] ===See also=== *[[carnivore]] *[[herbivore]] *[[omnivore]] *[[vegan]] *[[vegetarian]] [[da:food]] [[el:food]] [[en:food]] [[fa:food]] [[fr:food]] [[ko:food]] [[hy:food]] [[io:food]] [[it:food]] [[kk:food]] [[ku:food]] [[hu:food]] [[ja:food]] [[pl:food]] [[pt:food]] [[ru:food]] [[sr:food]] [[fi:food]] [[sv:food]] [[ta:food]] [[vi:food]] [[uk:food]] [[zh:food]] 13842 2006-12-19T10:37:10Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[de:food]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|09}} ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # What people [[eat]] for [[nutrition]] when they are [[hungry]]. #: ''We grow our own food.'' {{noun}} # A type of food. #: ''He eats many foods from other lands.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[grub]] *[[sustenance]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[cook]] *[[cooked]] *[[edible]] *[[feed]] *[[inedible]] *[[raw]] *[[uncooked]] ===See also=== *[[carnivore]] *[[herbivore]] *[[omnivore]] *[[vegan]] *[[vegetarian]] [[da:food]] [[de:food]] [[el:food]] [[en:food]] [[fa:food]] [[fr:food]] [[ko:food]] [[hy:food]] [[io:food]] [[it:food]] [[kk:food]] [[ku:food]] [[hu:food]] [[ja:food]] [[pl:food]] [[pt:food]] [[ru:food]] [[sr:food]] [[fi:food]] [[sv:food]] [[ta:food]] [[vi:food]] [[uk:food]] [[zh:food]] 2604 6370 2006-04-17T01:38:24Z Seahen 76 ==Noun== #The [[man]] who is one of a person's [[parent]]s. 6382 2006-04-18T01:45:21Z Cromwellt 61 major additions to stub entry {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # The [[man]] who is one of a person's [[parent]]s. #: ''The father of Bill Smith IV is Bill Smith III.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[dad]] *[[daddy]] *[[pops]] *[[pop]] *[[the old man]] *[[papa]] *[[pa]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[fatherhood]] *[[fatherless]] *[[father-in-law]] *[[like a father]] *[[stepfather]] {{family}} ==Verb== {{verb|father|fathers|fathered|fathering}} # To have children (only applies to males) #: ''He fathered six children in six years.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[sire]] *[[beget]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[fathering]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[mother]] [[en:father]] 7533 2006-07-19T04:39:17Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, el, fi, fr, gu, hi, hu, hy, io, it, ja, ko, la, nl, pl, sr, sv, ta, zh {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # The [[man]] who is one of a person's [[parent]]s. #: ''The father of Bill Smith IV is Bill Smith III.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[dad]] *[[daddy]] *[[pops]] *[[pop]] *[[the old man]] *[[papa]] *[[pa]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[fatherhood]] *[[fatherless]] *[[father-in-law]] *[[like a father]] *[[stepfather]] {{family}} ==Verb== {{verb|father|fathers|fathered|fathering}} # To have children (only applies to males) #: ''He fathered six children in six years.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[sire]] *[[beget]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[fathering]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[mother]] [[de:father]] [[el:father]] [[en:father]] [[fr:father]] [[gu:father]] [[ko:father]] [[hy:father]] [[hi:father]] [[io:father]] [[it:father]] [[la:father]] [[hu:father]] [[nl:father]] [[ja:father]] [[pl:father]] [[sr:father]] [[fi:father]] [[sv:father]] [[ta:father]] [[zh:father]] 9620 2006-09-10T12:37:48Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: pt, tl {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # The [[man]] who is one of a person's [[parent]]s. #: ''The father of Bill Smith IV is Bill Smith III.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[dad]] *[[daddy]] *[[pops]] *[[pop]] *[[the old man]] *[[papa]] *[[pa]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[fatherhood]] *[[fatherless]] *[[father-in-law]] *[[like a father]] *[[stepfather]] {{family}} ==Verb== {{verb|father|fathers|fathered|fathering}} # To have children (only applies to males) #: ''He fathered six children in six years.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[sire]] *[[beget]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[fathering]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[mother]] [[de:father]] [[el:father]] [[en:father]] [[fr:father]] [[gu:father]] [[ko:father]] [[hy:father]] [[hi:father]] [[io:father]] [[it:father]] [[la:father]] [[hu:father]] [[nl:father]] [[ja:father]] [[pl:father]] [[pt:father]] [[sr:father]] [[fi:father]] [[sv:father]] [[tl:father]] [[ta:father]] [[zh:father]] 10072 2006-09-24T12:59:09Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: ar, es, tr, vi {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # The [[man]] who is one of a person's [[parent]]s. #: ''The father of Bill Smith IV is Bill Smith III.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[dad]] *[[daddy]] *[[pops]] *[[pop]] *[[the old man]] *[[papa]] *[[pa]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[fatherhood]] *[[fatherless]] *[[father-in-law]] *[[like a father]] *[[stepfather]] {{family}} ==Verb== {{verb|father|fathers|fathered|fathering}} # To have children (only applies to males) #: ''He fathered six children in six years.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[sire]] *[[beget]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[fathering]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[mother]] [[ar:father]] [[de:father]] [[el:father]] [[en:father]] [[es:father]] [[fr:father]] [[gu:father]] [[ko:father]] [[hy:father]] [[hi:father]] [[io:father]] [[it:father]] [[la:father]] [[hu:father]] [[nl:father]] [[ja:father]] [[pl:father]] [[pt:father]] [[sr:father]] [[fi:father]] [[sv:father]] [[tl:father]] [[ta:father]] [[vi:father]] [[tr:father]] [[zh:father]] 10695 2006-10-10T08:07:35Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:father]], [[uk:father]] {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # The [[man]] who is one of a person's [[parent]]s. #: ''The father of Bill Smith IV is Bill Smith III.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[dad]] *[[daddy]] *[[pops]] *[[pop]] *[[the old man]] *[[papa]] *[[pa]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[fatherhood]] *[[fatherless]] *[[father-in-law]] *[[like a father]] *[[stepfather]] {{family}} ==Verb== {{verb|father|fathers|fathered|fathering}} # To have children (only applies to males) #: ''He fathered six children in six years.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[sire]] *[[beget]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[fathering]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[mother]] [[ar:father]] [[de:father]] [[el:father]] [[en:father]] [[es:father]] [[fr:father]] [[gu:father]] [[ko:father]] [[hy:father]] [[hi:father]] [[io:father]] [[it:father]] [[kk:father]] [[la:father]] [[hu:father]] [[nl:father]] [[ja:father]] [[pl:father]] [[pt:father]] [[sr:father]] [[fi:father]] [[sv:father]] [[tl:father]] [[ta:father]] [[vi:father]] [[tr:father]] [[uk:father]] [[zh:father]] 10930 2006-10-13T12:02:43Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[an:father]] {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # The [[man]] who is one of a person's [[parent]]s. #: ''The father of Bill Smith IV is Bill Smith III.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[dad]] *[[daddy]] *[[pops]] *[[pop]] *[[the old man]] *[[papa]] *[[pa]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[fatherhood]] *[[fatherless]] *[[father-in-law]] *[[like a father]] *[[stepfather]] {{family}} ==Verb== {{verb|father|fathers|fathered|fathering}} # To have children (only applies to males) #: ''He fathered six children in six years.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[sire]] *[[beget]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[fathering]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[mother]] [[ar:father]] [[an:father]] [[de:father]] [[el:father]] [[en:father]] [[es:father]] [[fr:father]] [[gu:father]] [[ko:father]] [[hy:father]] [[hi:father]] [[io:father]] [[it:father]] [[kk:father]] [[la:father]] [[hu:father]] [[nl:father]] [[ja:father]] [[pl:father]] [[pt:father]] [[sr:father]] [[fi:father]] [[sv:father]] [[tl:father]] [[ta:father]] [[vi:father]] [[tr:father]] [[uk:father]] [[zh:father]] 11159 2006-10-16T21:44:15Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:father]] {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # The [[man]] who is one of a person's [[parent]]s. #: ''The father of Bill Smith IV is Bill Smith III.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[dad]] *[[daddy]] *[[pops]] *[[pop]] *[[the old man]] *[[papa]] *[[pa]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[fatherhood]] *[[fatherless]] *[[father-in-law]] *[[like a father]] *[[stepfather]] {{family}} ==Verb== {{verb|father|fathers|fathered|fathering}} # To have children (only applies to males) #: ''He fathered six children in six years.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[sire]] *[[beget]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[fathering]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[mother]] [[ar:father]] [[an:father]] [[de:father]] [[el:father]] [[en:father]] [[es:father]] [[fr:father]] [[gu:father]] [[ko:father]] [[hy:father]] [[hi:father]] [[io:father]] [[it:father]] [[kk:father]] [[la:father]] [[hu:father]] [[nl:father]] [[ja:father]] [[pl:father]] [[pt:father]] [[ru:father]] [[sr:father]] [[fi:father]] [[sv:father]] [[tl:father]] [[ta:father]] [[vi:father]] [[tr:father]] [[uk:father]] [[zh:father]] 2605 6372 2006-04-17T01:41:34Z Seahen 76 ==Adjective== #Fertile land is land on which [[crop]]s can grow. #A fertile person is someone who can have [[child]]ren. 6442 2006-04-24T23:39:05Z Cromwellt 61 major additions {{BE850}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|fertile|more fertile|most fertile}} # [[life-giving|Life-giving]]; fertile land is land on which [[crop]]s can grow; a fertile person is someone who can have [[child]]ren. #: ''That field is fertile.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[life-giving]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[Fertile Crescent]] *[[fertility]] *[[unfertile]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[fecundity]] *[[fruit]] *[[life]] *[[reproduction]] *[[sex]] [[en:fertile]] 7518 2006-07-19T04:11:26Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: et, fi, fr, hu, io, it, uk, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|fertile|more fertile|most fertile}} # [[life-giving|Life-giving]]; fertile land is land on which [[crop]]s can grow; a fertile person is someone who can have [[child]]ren. #: ''That field is fertile.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[life-giving]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[Fertile Crescent]] *[[fertility]] *[[unfertile]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[fecundity]] *[[fruit]] *[[life]] *[[reproduction]] *[[sex]] [[et:fertile]] [[en:fertile]] [[fr:fertile]] [[io:fertile]] [[it:fertile]] [[hu:fertile]] [[fi:fertile]] [[vi:fertile]] [[uk:fertile]] [[zh:fertile]] 11096 2006-10-15T14:09:51Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ar:fertile]] {{BE850}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|fertile|more fertile|most fertile}} # [[life-giving|Life-giving]]; fertile land is land on which [[crop]]s can grow; a fertile person is someone who can have [[child]]ren. #: ''That field is fertile.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[life-giving]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[Fertile Crescent]] *[[fertility]] *[[unfertile]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[fecundity]] *[[fruit]] *[[life]] *[[reproduction]] *[[sex]] [[ar:fertile]] [[et:fertile]] [[en:fertile]] [[fr:fertile]] [[io:fertile]] [[it:fertile]] [[hu:fertile]] [[fi:fertile]] [[vi:fertile]] [[uk:fertile]] [[zh:fertile]] 2606 6373 2006-04-17T01:53:10Z Seahen 76 ==Noun== #A [[plant]] grown on a [[farm]]. #:Our farm's '''crops''' are [[corn]], [[apple]]s and [[potato]]es. ==Verb== #[[Cut]] off the [[edge]]s of a [[picture]]. 7466 2006-07-19T02:12:56Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, io, it, ru, zh ==Noun== #A [[plant]] grown on a [[farm]]. #:Our farm's '''crops''' are [[corn]], [[apple]]s and [[potato]]es. ==Verb== #[[Cut]] off the [[edge]]s of a [[picture]]. [[en:crop]] [[fr:crop]] [[io:crop]] [[it:crop]] [[ru:crop]] [[fi:crop]] [[zh:crop]] 9510 2006-09-10T11:43:25Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Noun== #A [[plant]] grown on a [[farm]]. #:Our farm's '''crops''' are [[corn]], [[apple]]s and [[potato]]es. ==Verb== #[[Cut]] off the [[edge]]s of a [[picture]]. [[en:crop]] [[fr:crop]] [[io:crop]] [[it:crop]] [[ru:crop]] [[fi:crop]] [[vi:crop]] [[zh:crop]] 11834 2006-11-09T13:03:05Z Tangotango 94 add templates ==Noun== {{noun}} #A [[plant]] grown on a [[farm]]. #:Our farm's '''crops''' are [[corn]], [[apple]]s and [[potato]]es. ==Verb== {{verb|crop|crops|cropped|cropping}} #[[Cut]] off the [[edge]]s of a [[picture]]. #:''I '''cropped''' the picture to a size of 4 [[centimetre]]s by 5 centimetres.'' [[en:crop]] [[fr:crop]] [[io:crop]] [[it:crop]] [[ru:crop]] [[fi:crop]] [[vi:crop]] [[zh:crop]] 13926 2006-12-19T23:23:57Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} #A [[plant]] grown on a [[farm]]. #:''Our farm's '''crops''' are [[corn]], [[apple]]s and [[potato]]es.'' ==Verb== {{verb|crop|crops|cropped|cropping}} #[[Cut]] off the [[edge]]s of a [[picture]]. #:''I '''cropped''' the picture to a size of 4 [[centimetre]]s by 5 centimetres.'' [[en:crop]] [[fr:crop]] [[io:crop]] [[it:crop]] [[ru:crop]] [[fi:crop]] [[vi:crop]] [[zh:crop]] 14338 2006-12-22T10:14:32Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:crop]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #A [[plant]] grown on a [[farm]]. #:''Our farm's '''crops''' are [[corn]], [[apple]]s and [[potato]]es.'' ==Verb== {{verb|crop|crops|cropped|cropping}} #[[Cut]] off the [[edge]]s of a [[picture]]. #:''I '''cropped''' the picture to a size of 4 [[centimetre]]s by 5 centimetres.'' [[en:crop]] [[fa:crop]] [[fr:crop]] [[io:crop]] [[it:crop]] [[ru:crop]] [[fi:crop]] [[vi:crop]] [[zh:crop]] 2607 6377 2006-04-18T00:36:37Z Cromwellt 61 Welcome! {{welcome}} For info on how to write an entry, see [[Wiktionary:How to edit|how to edit]]. If you have any questions on how things work, don't hesitate to ask me. The best way to do that is on my [[user talk:Cromwellt|talk page]]. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 00:36, 18 April 2006 (UTC) 2608 6378 2006-04-18T00:55:08Z Cromwellt 61 Welcome! {{welcome}} For info on how to write an entry, see [[Wiktionary:How to edit|how to edit]]. If you have any questions on how things work, don't hesitate to ask me. The best way to do that is on my [[user talk:Cromwellt|talk page]]. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 00:55, 18 April 2006 (UTC) 2609 6379 2006-04-18T01:30:53Z Cromwellt 61 Created basic guideline page, some simplification, still could use more [[Wiktionary:Wiktionarians|Wiktionarians]] (people who edit Wiktionary) want users to '''be bold''' in making and updating entries. [[wiki|Wiki]]s grow faster when people fix problems, correct grammar, add facts, etc. Expect others to be bold. It is okay. It is what everyone expects. Have you read something and thought, "There are many errors here"? Wiktionary not only allows you to add, revise, and edit entries - it wants you to do it. Some politeness is important, but it works. You will see. If someone writes an poor entry, a funny entry, an entry [[stub]] (very short entry), or complete [[nonsense]], do not worry about the original author's feelings. Correct it, add to it, and, if it is total nonsense, replace it. That's the nature of a Wiki. And, of course, others here will [[boldly]] and [[mercilessly]] edit what you write. Don't take it personally. We all only want to make Wiktionary as good as possible. ==...but don't be reckless!== New users often enjoy the [[openness]] of Wiktionary and just start editing. That is a good thing. But please note: 'be bold in updating pages' does not mean that you should change everything on a long entry, especially controversial entries and entries that others have been working on for a long time. Also, be [[objective]] with the facts, not [[opinionated]]. Often the text you see is the [[product]] of long and hard negotiations between Wiktionarians of [[diverse]] backgrounds and points of view. A [[thoughtless]] edit to such an entry may cause angry reactions. If you would like to edit an entry on a [[controversial]] subject, first read the entry completely, read the comments on the talk page, and view the page history to understand the history and current status of the entry. Sometimes it helps to read some related entries, since what looks like a problem or [[omission]] may not be one. Always move large deletions to the Talk page and list your [[objection]]s to the text so that other people will understand. Also be sure to leave an [[Wiktionary:edit summary|edit summary]] that describes your change and reasons. ==See also== *[[Wiktionary:How to edit|How to edit]] *[[Wiktionary:Policy]] [[en:w:Wikipedia:Be bold in updating pages]] 6380 2006-04-18T01:33:28Z Cromwellt 61 /* See also */ changed link [[Wiktionary:Wiktionarians|Wiktionarians]] (people who edit Wiktionary) want users to '''be bold''' in making and updating entries. [[wiki|Wiki]]s grow faster when people fix problems, correct grammar, add facts, etc. Expect others to be bold. It is okay. It is what everyone expects. Have you read something and thought, "There are many errors here"? Wiktionary not only allows you to add, revise, and edit entries - it wants you to do it. Some politeness is important, but it works. You will see. If someone writes an poor entry, a funny entry, an entry [[stub]] (very short entry), or complete [[nonsense]], do not worry about the original author's feelings. Correct it, add to it, and, if it is total nonsense, replace it. That's the nature of a Wiki. And, of course, others here will [[boldly]] and [[mercilessly]] edit what you write. Don't take it personally. We all only want to make Wiktionary as good as possible. ==...but don't be reckless!== New users often enjoy the [[openness]] of Wiktionary and just start editing. That is a good thing. But please note: 'be bold in updating pages' does not mean that you should change everything on a long entry, especially controversial entries and entries that others have been working on for a long time. Also, be [[objective]] with the facts, not [[opinionated]]. Often the text you see is the [[product]] of long and hard negotiations between Wiktionarians of [[diverse]] backgrounds and points of view. A [[thoughtless]] edit to such an entry may cause angry reactions. If you would like to edit an entry on a [[controversial]] subject, first read the entry completely, read the comments on the talk page, and view the page history to understand the history and current status of the entry. Sometimes it helps to read some related entries, since what looks like a problem or [[omission]] may not be one. Always move large deletions to the Talk page and list your [[objection]]s to the text so that other people will understand. Also be sure to leave an [[Wiktionary:edit summary|edit summary]] that describes your change and reasons. ==See also== *[[Wiktionary:How to edit|How to edit]] *[[Wiktionary:Policies and guidelines]] [[en:w:Wikipedia:Be bold in updating pages]] 2610 6383 2006-04-18T01:48:01Z Cromwellt 61 description of category This category has words for people who are [[related by blood|related by]] [[blood]] or [[related by marriage|related by]] [[marriage]]. 2611 6387 2006-04-18T23:41:34Z Cromwellt 61 created template {| border=0 width=100% |- |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=100%| Contraction<br> '''{{{1|{{PAGENAME}}}}}''' [[Category:Contractions]] |} 6730 2006-05-28T18:58:31Z Cromwellt 61 omitted template from cat {| border=0 width=100% |- |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=100%| Contraction<br> '''{{{1|{{PAGENAME}}}}}''' |} <includeonly>[[Category:Contractions]]</includeonly> 2612 6390 2006-04-19T16:56:28Z 142.214.9.143 /* Adverb */ ==Adjective== #If something is '''available''', it [[exist]]s and you can [[use]] it #:We can't [[answer]] the [[question]] with the '''available''' [[information]]. #:These [[form]]s are '''available''' from the [[local]] [[office]]. 6396 2006-04-20T01:22:16Z Brett 77 /* Adjective */ ==Adjective== #If something is '''available''', it [[exist]]s and you can [[use]] it #:''We can't [[answer]] the [[question]] with the '''available''' [[information]].'' #:''These [[form]]s are '''available''' from the [[local]] [[office]].'' 6402 2006-04-20T01:55:46Z Brett 77 /* Adjective */ ==Adjective== #If something is '''available''', it [[exist]]s and you can [[use]] it. #:''We can't [[answer]] the [[question]] with the '''available''' [[information]].'' #:''These [[form]]s are '''available''' from the [[local]] [[office]].'' 7396 2006-07-18T23:22:06Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, gl, hu, io, it, ru, vi, zh ==Adjective== #If something is '''available''', it [[exist]]s and you can [[use]] it. #:''We can't [[answer]] the [[question]] with the '''available''' [[information]].'' #:''These [[form]]s are '''available''' from the [[local]] [[office]].'' [[en:available]] [[gl:available]] [[io:available]] [[it:available]] [[hu:available]] [[ru:available]] [[fi:available]] [[vi:available]] [[zh:available]] 8611 2006-08-13T19:13:25Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: sv ==Adjective== #If something is '''available''', it [[exist]]s and you can [[use]] it. #:''We can't [[answer]] the [[question]] with the '''available''' [[information]].'' #:''These [[form]]s are '''available''' from the [[local]] [[office]].'' [[en:available]] [[gl:available]] [[io:available]] [[it:available]] [[hu:available]] [[ru:available]] [[fi:available]] [[sv:available]] [[vi:available]] [[zh:available]] 11754 2006-11-04T14:59:45Z Jusjih 27 + category ==Adjective== #If something is '''available''', it [[exist]]s and you can [[use]] it. #:''We can't [[answer]] the [[question]] with the '''available''' [[information]].'' #:''These [[form]]s are '''available''' from the [[local]] [[office]].'' [[Category:Adjectives]] [[en:available]] [[gl:available]] [[io:available]] [[it:available]] [[hu:available]] [[ru:available]] [[fi:available]] [[sv:available]] [[vi:available]] [[zh:available]] 11755 2006-11-04T15:28:58Z Brett 77 /* Adjective */ ==Adjective== {{adjective|available|more available|most available}} #If something is '''available''', it [[exist]]s and you can [[use]] it. #:''We can't [[answer]] the [[question]] with the '''available''' [[information]].'' #:''These [[form]]s are '''available''' from the [[local]] [[office]].'' [[en:available]] [[gl:available]] [[io:available]] [[it:available]] [[hu:available]] [[ru:available]] [[fi:available]] [[sv:available]] [[vi:available]] [[zh:available]] 11853 2006-11-09T15:51:19Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[fr:available]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|available|more available|most available}} #If something is '''available''', it [[exist]]s and you can [[use]] it. #:''We can't [[answer]] the [[question]] with the '''available''' [[information]].'' #:''These [[form]]s are '''available''' from the [[local]] [[office]].'' [[en:available]] [[fr:available]] [[gl:available]] [[io:available]] [[it:available]] [[hu:available]] [[ru:available]] [[fi:available]] [[sv:available]] [[vi:available]] [[zh:available]] 12308 2006-11-16T11:48:21Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|available|more available|most available}} #If something is '''available''', it [[exist]]s and you can [[use]] it. #:''We can't [[answer]] the [[question]] with the '''available''' [[information]].'' #:''These [[form]]s are '''available''' from the [[local]] [[office]].'' [[en:available]] [[fr:available]] [[gl:available]] [[io:available]] [[it:available]] [[hu:available]] [[ru:available]] [[fi:available]] [[sv:available]] [[vi:available]] [[zh:available]] 2613 6391 2006-04-19T22:44:59Z Brett 77 /* Adjective */ ==Adjective== #A '''financial''' [[issue]] or [[activity]], is [[relate]]d to [[money]] or [[business]]. #:Our sales are down and we’re facing [[serious]] '''financial''' [[problem]]s. #:The [[government]] is providing '''financial''' [[assistance]] to house-[[buy]]ers. 6392 2006-04-19T22:45:38Z Brett 77 /* Adjective */ ==Adjective== #A '''financial''' [[issue]] or [[activity]], is [[relate]]d to [[money]] or [[business]]. #:Our sales are down and we’re facing [[serious]] '''financial''' [[problem]]s. #:The [[government]] is making '''financial''' [[assistance]] [[available]] to house-[[buy]]ers. 6395 2006-04-20T01:20:34Z Brett 77 /* Adjective */ ==Adjective== #A '''financial''' [[issue]] or [[activity]], is [[relate]]d to [[money]] or [[business]]. #:''Our sales are down and we’re facing [[serious]] '''financial''' [[problem]]s.'' #:''The [[government]] is making '''financial''' [[assistance]] [[available]] to house-[[buy]]ers.'' 6406 2006-04-20T02:51:08Z Brett 77 /* Adjective */ ==Adjective== #A '''financial''' [[issue]], [[activity]], etc. is [[relate]]d to [[money]] or [[business]]. #:''Our sales are down and we’re facing [[serious]] '''financial''' [[problem]]s.'' #:''The [[government]] is making '''financial''' [[assistance]] [[available]] to house-[[buy]]ers.'' 6407 2006-04-20T04:18:09Z Cromwellt 61 added a bunch ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} # Related to money or business. #:''Our sales are down and we have serious '''financial''' [[problem]]s.'' #:''The government is making '''financial''' [[assistance]] [[available]] to house-[[buyer]]s.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[fiscal]] *[[monetary]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[financially]] *[[financial plan]] *[[financial planning]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[activity]] *[[budget]] *[[business]] *[[entreprenuer]] *[[issue]] *[[money]] *[[profit]] ===See also=== *[[currency]] *[[government]] *[[sales]] *[[serious]] *[[value]] [[en:financial]] 7515 2006-07-19T04:07:16Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hu, it, zh ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} # Related to money or business. #:''Our sales are down and we have serious '''financial''' [[problem]]s.'' #:''The government is making '''financial''' [[assistance]] [[available]] to house-[[buyer]]s.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[fiscal]] *[[monetary]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[financially]] *[[financial plan]] *[[financial planning]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[activity]] *[[budget]] *[[business]] *[[entreprenuer]] *[[issue]] *[[money]] *[[profit]] ===See also=== *[[currency]] *[[government]] *[[sales]] *[[serious]] *[[value]] [[en:financial]] [[it:financial]] [[hu:financial]] [[zh:financial]] 8959 2006-08-21T22:08:20Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: io ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} # Related to money or business. #:''Our sales are down and we have serious '''financial''' [[problem]]s.'' #:''The government is making '''financial''' [[assistance]] [[available]] to house-[[buyer]]s.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[fiscal]] *[[monetary]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[financially]] *[[financial plan]] *[[financial planning]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[activity]] *[[budget]] *[[business]] *[[entreprenuer]] *[[issue]] *[[money]] *[[profit]] ===See also=== *[[currency]] *[[government]] *[[sales]] *[[serious]] *[[value]] [[en:financial]] [[io:financial]] [[it:financial]] [[hu:financial]] [[zh:financial]] 9601 2006-09-10T12:31:56Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: fi, vi ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} # Related to money or business. #:''Our sales are down and we have serious '''financial''' [[problem]]s.'' #:''The government is making '''financial''' [[assistance]] [[available]] to house-[[buyer]]s.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[fiscal]] *[[monetary]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[financially]] *[[financial plan]] *[[financial planning]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[activity]] *[[budget]] *[[business]] *[[entreprenuer]] *[[issue]] *[[money]] *[[profit]] ===See also=== *[[currency]] *[[government]] *[[sales]] *[[serious]] *[[value]] [[en:financial]] [[io:financial]] [[it:financial]] [[hu:financial]] [[fi:financial]] [[vi:financial]] [[zh:financial]] 9888 2006-09-24T11:33:24Z Tangobot 116 Robot: Automated text replacement (-{{adjective2}} +{{adjective}}) ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # Related to money or business. #:''Our sales are down and we have serious '''financial''' [[problem]]s.'' #:''The government is making '''financial''' [[assistance]] [[available]] to house-[[buyer]]s.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[fiscal]] *[[monetary]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[financially]] *[[financial plan]] *[[financial planning]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[activity]] *[[budget]] *[[business]] *[[entreprenuer]] *[[issue]] *[[money]] *[[profit]] ===See also=== *[[currency]] *[[government]] *[[sales]] *[[serious]] *[[value]] [[en:financial]] [[io:financial]] [[it:financial]] [[hu:financial]] [[fi:financial]] [[vi:financial]] [[zh:financial]] 12310 2006-11-16T12:03:29Z Brett 77 + AWL template {{AWL}} ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # Related to money or business. #:''Our sales are down and we have serious '''financial''' [[problem]]s.'' #:''The government is making '''financial''' [[assistance]] [[available]] to house-[[buyer]]s.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[fiscal]] *[[monetary]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[financially]] *[[financial plan]] *[[financial planning]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[activity]] *[[budget]] *[[business]] *[[entreprenuer]] *[[issue]] *[[money]] *[[profit]] ===See also=== *[[currency]] *[[government]] *[[sales]] *[[serious]] *[[value]] [[en:financial]] [[io:financial]] [[it:financial]] [[hu:financial]] [[fi:financial]] [[vi:financial]] [[zh:financial]] 2614 6393 2006-04-20T00:49:02Z Cromwellt 61 welcome! {{welcome}} For more information on editing entries, see [[Wiktionary:How to edit|how to edit]]. If you have any questions about how things work, don't hesitate to ask me. The best way to do that is on my [[user talk:Cromwellt|talk page]]. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 00:49, 20 April 2006 (UTC) 6501 2006-04-28T16:34:04Z Cromwellt 61 comments and questions {{welcome}} For more information on editing entries, see [[Wiktionary:How to edit|how to edit]]. If you have any questions about how things work, don't hesitate to ask me. The best way to do that is on my [[user talk:Cromwellt|talk page]]. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 00:49, 20 April 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for the email. I've replied. I would highly recommend creating a user page where you give us some information about you. It doesn't have to be any more than your interests in Wiki or whatever, but having a user page is a good thing, a sign of significant interest. :How long have you been a part of Wikipedia/Wiktionary? Do you know anything about changing the image at the upper left? I can't figure it out, but you'll see what I think we need if you check [[Wiktionary:Simple talk#New logo]]. Any ideas, comments, etc. can be placed there or on my talk page. Or you can email me again if you want. :D :Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 16:34, 28 April 2006 (UTC) 6503 2006-04-28T16:45:15Z Cromwellt 61 Focus {{welcome}} For more information on editing entries, see [[Wiktionary:How to edit|how to edit]]. If you have any questions about how things work, don't hesitate to ask me. The best way to do that is on my [[user talk:Cromwellt|talk page]]. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 00:49, 20 April 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for the email. I've replied. I would highly recommend creating a user page where you give us some information about you. It doesn't have to be any more than your interests in Wiki or whatever, but having a user page is a good thing, a sign of significant interest. :How long have you been a part of Wikipedia/Wiktionary? Do you know anything about changing the image at the upper left? I can't figure it out, but you'll see what I think we need if you check [[Wiktionary:Simple talk#New logo]]. Any ideas, comments, etc. can be placed there or on my talk page. Or you can email me again if you want. :D :Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 16:34, 28 April 2006 (UTC) == Focus == Just wanted to add that my particular focus right now is the [[BE850]], and if you wanted to help me with that, I'd be grateful. I figure that those words, being the simplest, are the most important. If you don't want to bother with that, though, and just want to work on other things, that's okay too. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 16:45, 28 April 2006 (UTC) 8019 2006-07-23T20:46:03Z Cromwellt 61 Detail level {{welcome}} For more information on editing entries, see [[Wiktionary:How to edit|how to edit]]. If you have any questions about how things work, don't hesitate to ask me. The best way to do that is on my [[user talk:Cromwellt|talk page]]. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 00:49, 20 April 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for the email. I've replied. I would highly recommend creating a user page where you give us some information about you. It doesn't have to be any more than your interests in Wiki or whatever, but having a user page is a good thing, a sign of significant interest. :How long have you been a part of Wikipedia/Wiktionary? Do you know anything about changing the image at the upper left? I can't figure it out, but you'll see what I think we need if you check [[Wiktionary:Simple talk#New logo]]. Any ideas, comments, etc. can be placed there or on my talk page. Or you can email me again if you want. :D :Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 16:34, 28 April 2006 (UTC) == Focus == Just wanted to add that my particular focus right now is the [[BE850]], and if you wanted to help me with that, I'd be grateful. I figure that those words, being the simplest, are the most important. If you don't want to bother with that, though, and just want to work on other things, that's okay too. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 16:45, 28 April 2006 (UTC) == Detail level == I replied to your comment at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk]]. Take a look. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:46, 23 July 2006 (UTC) 8033 2006-07-23T22:07:43Z Cromwellt 61 Templates {{welcome}} For more information on editing entries, see [[Wiktionary:How to edit|how to edit]]. If you have any questions about how things work, don't hesitate to ask me. The best way to do that is on my [[user talk:Cromwellt|talk page]]. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 00:49, 20 April 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for the email. I've replied. I would highly recommend creating a user page where you give us some information about you. It doesn't have to be any more than your interests in Wiki or whatever, but having a user page is a good thing, a sign of significant interest. :How long have you been a part of Wikipedia/Wiktionary? Do you know anything about changing the image at the upper left? I can't figure it out, but you'll see what I think we need if you check [[Wiktionary:Simple talk#New logo]]. Any ideas, comments, etc. can be placed there or on my talk page. Or you can email me again if you want. :D :Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 16:34, 28 April 2006 (UTC) == Focus == Just wanted to add that my particular focus right now is the [[BE850]], and if you wanted to help me with that, I'd be grateful. I figure that those words, being the simplest, are the most important. If you don't want to bother with that, though, and just want to work on other things, that's okay too. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 16:45, 28 April 2006 (UTC) == Detail level == I replied to your comment at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk]]. Take a look. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:46, 23 July 2006 (UTC) == Templates == I notice that you're making some big changes to templates. It would probably be better if you talked about those changes at [[Wiktionary talk:Template messages]] before doing them, or at least after. Some of us have worked hard to make the templates the way they are, so we'd like to hear reasons for change before that happens. Particularly, if you think they should just put the thing in a category, rather than changing the template, why not just put "<nowiki>[[Category:Adverbs]]</nowiki>" at the bottom instead? That would already do what you're making the template do. I think it looks better to have a box earlier in the page which tells what part of speech the word is, which is why I made the template that way. Communication is very important. Let's talk about it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 22:07, 23 July 2006 (UTC) 10360 2006-10-04T21:32:15Z Cromwellt 61 Spelling errors in titles {{welcome}} For more information on editing entries, see [[Wiktionary:How to edit|how to edit]]. If you have any questions about how things work, don't hesitate to ask me. The best way to do that is on my [[user talk:Cromwellt|talk page]]. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 00:49, 20 April 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for the email. I've replied. I would highly recommend creating a user page where you give us some information about you. It doesn't have to be any more than your interests in Wiki or whatever, but having a user page is a good thing, a sign of significant interest. :How long have you been a part of Wikipedia/Wiktionary? Do you know anything about changing the image at the upper left? I can't figure it out, but you'll see what I think we need if you check [[Wiktionary:Simple talk#New logo]]. Any ideas, comments, etc. can be placed there or on my talk page. Or you can email me again if you want. :D :Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 16:34, 28 April 2006 (UTC) == Focus == Just wanted to add that my particular focus right now is the [[BE850]], and if you wanted to help me with that, I'd be grateful. I figure that those words, being the simplest, are the most important. If you don't want to bother with that, though, and just want to work on other things, that's okay too. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 16:45, 28 April 2006 (UTC) == Detail level == I replied to your comment at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk]]. Take a look. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:46, 23 July 2006 (UTC) == Templates == I notice that you're making some big changes to templates. It would probably be better if you talked about those changes at [[Wiktionary talk:Template messages]] before doing them, or at least after. Some of us have worked hard to make the templates the way they are, so we'd like to hear reasons for change before that happens. Particularly, if you think they should just put the thing in a category, rather than changing the template, why not just put "<nowiki>[[Category:Adverbs]]</nowiki>" at the bottom instead? That would already do what you're making the template do. I think it looks better to have a box earlier in the page which tells what part of speech the word is, which is why I made the template that way. Communication is very important. Let's talk about it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 22:07, 23 July 2006 (UTC) == Spelling errors in titles == Rather than requesting the deletion of something that is a spelling error, then creating the page under the correct title, a better way is to move the page. Then if the redirect seems unnecessary, you may of course request its deletion. This saves at least one step for you. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 21:32, 4 October 2006 (UTC) 11732 2006-11-03T18:59:27Z Brett 77 [[Academic_word_list#Sublist_2]] {{welcome}} For more information on editing entries, see [[Wiktionary:How to edit|how to edit]]. If you have any questions about how things work, don't hesitate to ask me. The best way to do that is on my [[user talk:Cromwellt|talk page]]. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 00:49, 20 April 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for the email. I've replied. I would highly recommend creating a user page where you give us some information about you. It doesn't have to be any more than your interests in Wiki or whatever, but having a user page is a good thing, a sign of significant interest. :How long have you been a part of Wikipedia/Wiktionary? Do you know anything about changing the image at the upper left? I can't figure it out, but you'll see what I think we need if you check [[Wiktionary:Simple talk#New logo]]. Any ideas, comments, etc. can be placed there or on my talk page. Or you can email me again if you want. :D :Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 16:34, 28 April 2006 (UTC) == Focus == Just wanted to add that my particular focus right now is the [[BE850]], and if you wanted to help me with that, I'd be grateful. I figure that those words, being the simplest, are the most important. If you don't want to bother with that, though, and just want to work on other things, that's okay too. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 16:45, 28 April 2006 (UTC) == Detail level == I replied to your comment at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk]]. Take a look. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:46, 23 July 2006 (UTC) == Templates == I notice that you're making some big changes to templates. It would probably be better if you talked about those changes at [[Wiktionary talk:Template messages]] before doing them, or at least after. Some of us have worked hard to make the templates the way they are, so we'd like to hear reasons for change before that happens. Particularly, if you think they should just put the thing in a category, rather than changing the template, why not just put "<nowiki>[[Category:Adverbs]]</nowiki>" at the bottom instead? That would already do what you're making the template do. I think it looks better to have a box earlier in the page which tells what part of speech the word is, which is why I made the template that way. Communication is very important. Let's talk about it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 22:07, 23 July 2006 (UTC) == Spelling errors in titles == Rather than requesting the deletion of something that is a spelling error, then creating the page under the correct title, a better way is to move the page. Then if the redirect seems unnecessary, you may of course request its deletion. This saves at least one step for you. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 21:32, 4 October 2006 (UTC) 11733 2006-11-03T18:59:44Z Brett 77 [[Academic_word_list]] {{welcome}} For more information on editing entries, see [[Wiktionary:How to edit|how to edit]]. If you have any questions about how things work, don't hesitate to ask me. The best way to do that is on my [[user talk:Cromwellt|talk page]]. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 00:49, 20 April 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for the email. I've replied. I would highly recommend creating a user page where you give us some information about you. It doesn't have to be any more than your interests in Wiki or whatever, but having a user page is a good thing, a sign of significant interest. :How long have you been a part of Wikipedia/Wiktionary? Do you know anything about changing the image at the upper left? I can't figure it out, but you'll see what I think we need if you check [[Wiktionary:Simple talk#New logo]]. Any ideas, comments, etc. can be placed there or on my talk page. Or you can email me again if you want. :D :Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 16:34, 28 April 2006 (UTC) == Focus == Just wanted to add that my particular focus right now is the [[BE850]], and if you wanted to help me with that, I'd be grateful. I figure that those words, being the simplest, are the most important. If you don't want to bother with that, though, and just want to work on other things, that's okay too. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 16:45, 28 April 2006 (UTC) == Detail level == I replied to your comment at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk]]. Take a look. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:46, 23 July 2006 (UTC) == Templates == I notice that you're making some big changes to templates. It would probably be better if you talked about those changes at [[Wiktionary talk:Template messages]] before doing them, or at least after. Some of us have worked hard to make the templates the way they are, so we'd like to hear reasons for change before that happens. Particularly, if you think they should just put the thing in a category, rather than changing the template, why not just put "<nowiki>[[Category:Adverbs]]</nowiki>" at the bottom instead? That would already do what you're making the template do. I think it looks better to have a box earlier in the page which tells what part of speech the word is, which is why I made the template that way. Communication is very important. Let's talk about it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 22:07, 23 July 2006 (UTC) == Spelling errors in titles == Rather than requesting the deletion of something that is a spelling error, then creating the page under the correct title, a better way is to move the page. Then if the redirect seems unnecessary, you may of course request its deletion. This saves at least one step for you. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 21:32, 4 October 2006 (UTC) 11734 2006-11-03T19:01:37Z Brett 77 [[Wiktionary:Academic_word_list#Sublist_2]] {{welcome}} For more information on editing entries, see [[Wiktionary:How to edit|how to edit]]. If you have any questions about how things work, don't hesitate to ask me. The best way to do that is on my [[user talk:Cromwellt|talk page]]. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 00:49, 20 April 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for the email. I've replied. I would highly recommend creating a user page where you give us some information about you. It doesn't have to be any more than your interests in Wiki or whatever, but having a user page is a good thing, a sign of significant interest. :How long have you been a part of Wikipedia/Wiktionary? Do you know anything about changing the image at the upper left? I can't figure it out, but you'll see what I think we need if you check [[Wiktionary:Simple talk#New logo]]. Any ideas, comments, etc. can be placed there or on my talk page. Or you can email me again if you want. :D :Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 16:34, 28 April 2006 (UTC) == Focus == Just wanted to add that my particular focus right now is the [[BE850]], and if you wanted to help me with that, I'd be grateful. I figure that those words, being the simplest, are the most important. If you don't want to bother with that, though, and just want to work on other things, that's okay too. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 16:45, 28 April 2006 (UTC) == Detail level == I replied to your comment at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk]]. Take a look. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:46, 23 July 2006 (UTC) == Templates == I notice that you're making some big changes to templates. It would probably be better if you talked about those changes at [[Wiktionary talk:Template messages]] before doing them, or at least after. Some of us have worked hard to make the templates the way they are, so we'd like to hear reasons for change before that happens. Particularly, if you think they should just put the thing in a category, rather than changing the template, why not just put "<nowiki>[[Category:Adverbs]]</nowiki>" at the bottom instead? That would already do what you're making the template do. I think it looks better to have a box earlier in the page which tells what part of speech the word is, which is why I made the template that way. Communication is very important. Let's talk about it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 22:07, 23 July 2006 (UTC) == Spelling errors in titles == Rather than requesting the deletion of something that is a spelling error, then creating the page under the correct title, a better way is to move the page. Then if the redirect seems unnecessary, you may of course request its deletion. This saves at least one step for you. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 21:32, 4 October 2006 (UTC) 12439 2006-11-16T14:44:14Z Archer7 83 Admin [[Wiktionary:Academic_word_list#Sublist_2]] {{welcome}} For more information on editing entries, see [[Wiktionary:How to edit|how to edit]]. If you have any questions about how things work, don't hesitate to ask me. The best way to do that is on my [[user talk:Cromwellt|talk page]]. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 00:49, 20 April 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for the email. I've replied. I would highly recommend creating a user page where you give us some information about you. It doesn't have to be any more than your interests in Wiki or whatever, but having a user page is a good thing, a sign of significant interest. :How long have you been a part of Wikipedia/Wiktionary? Do you know anything about changing the image at the upper left? I can't figure it out, but you'll see what I think we need if you check [[Wiktionary:Simple talk#New logo]]. Any ideas, comments, etc. can be placed there or on my talk page. Or you can email me again if you want. :D :Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 16:34, 28 April 2006 (UTC) == Focus == Just wanted to add that my particular focus right now is the [[BE850]], and if you wanted to help me with that, I'd be grateful. I figure that those words, being the simplest, are the most important. If you don't want to bother with that, though, and just want to work on other things, that's okay too. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 16:45, 28 April 2006 (UTC) == Detail level == I replied to your comment at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk]]. Take a look. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:46, 23 July 2006 (UTC) == Templates == I notice that you're making some big changes to templates. It would probably be better if you talked about those changes at [[Wiktionary talk:Template messages]] before doing them, or at least after. Some of us have worked hard to make the templates the way they are, so we'd like to hear reasons for change before that happens. Particularly, if you think they should just put the thing in a category, rather than changing the template, why not just put "<nowiki>[[Category:Adverbs]]</nowiki>" at the bottom instead? That would already do what you're making the template do. I think it looks better to have a box earlier in the page which tells what part of speech the word is, which is why I made the template that way. Communication is very important. Let's talk about it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 22:07, 23 July 2006 (UTC) == Spelling errors in titles == Rather than requesting the deletion of something that is a spelling error, then creating the page under the correct title, a better way is to move the page. Then if the redirect seems unnecessary, you may of course request its deletion. This saves at least one step for you. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 21:32, 4 October 2006 (UTC) == Admin == Hello! As the most active contributor to this project, I'd like to nominate you to become an admin. If you're interested, let me know on my talk, or nominate yourself! Thanks, [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 14:44, 16 November 2006 (UTC) 12501 2006-11-17T15:45:33Z Tangotango 94 /* Admin */ me also [[Wiktionary:Academic_word_list#Sublist_2]] {{welcome}} For more information on editing entries, see [[Wiktionary:How to edit|how to edit]]. If you have any questions about how things work, don't hesitate to ask me. The best way to do that is on my [[user talk:Cromwellt|talk page]]. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 00:49, 20 April 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for the email. I've replied. I would highly recommend creating a user page where you give us some information about you. It doesn't have to be any more than your interests in Wiki or whatever, but having a user page is a good thing, a sign of significant interest. :How long have you been a part of Wikipedia/Wiktionary? Do you know anything about changing the image at the upper left? I can't figure it out, but you'll see what I think we need if you check [[Wiktionary:Simple talk#New logo]]. Any ideas, comments, etc. can be placed there or on my talk page. Or you can email me again if you want. :D :Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 16:34, 28 April 2006 (UTC) == Focus == Just wanted to add that my particular focus right now is the [[BE850]], and if you wanted to help me with that, I'd be grateful. I figure that those words, being the simplest, are the most important. If you don't want to bother with that, though, and just want to work on other things, that's okay too. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 16:45, 28 April 2006 (UTC) == Detail level == I replied to your comment at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk]]. Take a look. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:46, 23 July 2006 (UTC) == Templates == I notice that you're making some big changes to templates. It would probably be better if you talked about those changes at [[Wiktionary talk:Template messages]] before doing them, or at least after. Some of us have worked hard to make the templates the way they are, so we'd like to hear reasons for change before that happens. Particularly, if you think they should just put the thing in a category, rather than changing the template, why not just put "<nowiki>[[Category:Adverbs]]</nowiki>" at the bottom instead? That would already do what you're making the template do. I think it looks better to have a box earlier in the page which tells what part of speech the word is, which is why I made the template that way. Communication is very important. Let's talk about it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 22:07, 23 July 2006 (UTC) == Spelling errors in titles == Rather than requesting the deletion of something that is a spelling error, then creating the page under the correct title, a better way is to move the page. Then if the redirect seems unnecessary, you may of course request its deletion. This saves at least one step for you. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 21:32, 4 October 2006 (UTC) == Admin == Hello! As the most active contributor to this project, I'd like to nominate you to become an admin. If you're interested, let me know on my talk, or nominate yourself! Thanks, [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 14:44, 16 November 2006 (UTC) :Brett, I'd also like to see you become an administrator, since we don't appear to have any active sysops at the moment. I'll be watching [[Wiktionary:Administrators]] ;) Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 15:45, 17 November 2006 (UTC) 12627 2006-11-25T14:36:45Z Tangotango 94 /* Admin */ I've requested for your sysop status on meta [[Wiktionary:Academic_word_list#Sublist_2]] {{welcome}} For more information on editing entries, see [[Wiktionary:How to edit|how to edit]]. If you have any questions about how things work, don't hesitate to ask me. The best way to do that is on my [[user talk:Cromwellt|talk page]]. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 00:49, 20 April 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for the email. I've replied. I would highly recommend creating a user page where you give us some information about you. It doesn't have to be any more than your interests in Wiki or whatever, but having a user page is a good thing, a sign of significant interest. :How long have you been a part of Wikipedia/Wiktionary? Do you know anything about changing the image at the upper left? I can't figure it out, but you'll see what I think we need if you check [[Wiktionary:Simple talk#New logo]]. Any ideas, comments, etc. can be placed there or on my talk page. Or you can email me again if you want. :D :Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 16:34, 28 April 2006 (UTC) == Focus == Just wanted to add that my particular focus right now is the [[BE850]], and if you wanted to help me with that, I'd be grateful. I figure that those words, being the simplest, are the most important. If you don't want to bother with that, though, and just want to work on other things, that's okay too. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 16:45, 28 April 2006 (UTC) == Detail level == I replied to your comment at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk]]. Take a look. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:46, 23 July 2006 (UTC) == Templates == I notice that you're making some big changes to templates. It would probably be better if you talked about those changes at [[Wiktionary talk:Template messages]] before doing them, or at least after. Some of us have worked hard to make the templates the way they are, so we'd like to hear reasons for change before that happens. Particularly, if you think they should just put the thing in a category, rather than changing the template, why not just put "<nowiki>[[Category:Adverbs]]</nowiki>" at the bottom instead? That would already do what you're making the template do. I think it looks better to have a box earlier in the page which tells what part of speech the word is, which is why I made the template that way. Communication is very important. Let's talk about it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 22:07, 23 July 2006 (UTC) == Spelling errors in titles == Rather than requesting the deletion of something that is a spelling error, then creating the page under the correct title, a better way is to move the page. Then if the redirect seems unnecessary, you may of course request its deletion. This saves at least one step for you. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 21:32, 4 October 2006 (UTC) == Admin == Hello! As the most active contributor to this project, I'd like to nominate you to become an admin. If you're interested, let me know on my talk, or nominate yourself! Thanks, [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 14:44, 16 November 2006 (UTC) :Brett, I'd also like to see you become an administrator, since we don't appear to have any active sysops at the moment. I'll be watching [[Wiktionary:Administrators]] ;) Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 15:45, 17 November 2006 (UTC) Hey there, I've placed a request on meta for [[m:Requests for permissions#Wiktionary|a steward to +sysop you]], so you should have the tools shortly. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 14:36, 25 November 2006 (UTC) 12629 2006-11-25T14:51:02Z Tangotango 94 /* Admin */ congratulations! [[Wiktionary:Academic_word_list#Sublist_2]] {{welcome}} For more information on editing entries, see [[Wiktionary:How to edit|how to edit]]. If you have any questions about how things work, don't hesitate to ask me. The best way to do that is on my [[user talk:Cromwellt|talk page]]. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 00:49, 20 April 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for the email. I've replied. I would highly recommend creating a user page where you give us some information about you. It doesn't have to be any more than your interests in Wiki or whatever, but having a user page is a good thing, a sign of significant interest. :How long have you been a part of Wikipedia/Wiktionary? Do you know anything about changing the image at the upper left? I can't figure it out, but you'll see what I think we need if you check [[Wiktionary:Simple talk#New logo]]. Any ideas, comments, etc. can be placed there or on my talk page. Or you can email me again if you want. :D :Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 16:34, 28 April 2006 (UTC) == Focus == Just wanted to add that my particular focus right now is the [[BE850]], and if you wanted to help me with that, I'd be grateful. I figure that those words, being the simplest, are the most important. If you don't want to bother with that, though, and just want to work on other things, that's okay too. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 16:45, 28 April 2006 (UTC) == Detail level == I replied to your comment at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk]]. Take a look. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:46, 23 July 2006 (UTC) == Templates == I notice that you're making some big changes to templates. It would probably be better if you talked about those changes at [[Wiktionary talk:Template messages]] before doing them, or at least after. Some of us have worked hard to make the templates the way they are, so we'd like to hear reasons for change before that happens. Particularly, if you think they should just put the thing in a category, rather than changing the template, why not just put "<nowiki>[[Category:Adverbs]]</nowiki>" at the bottom instead? That would already do what you're making the template do. I think it looks better to have a box earlier in the page which tells what part of speech the word is, which is why I made the template that way. Communication is very important. Let's talk about it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 22:07, 23 July 2006 (UTC) == Spelling errors in titles == Rather than requesting the deletion of something that is a spelling error, then creating the page under the correct title, a better way is to move the page. Then if the redirect seems unnecessary, you may of course request its deletion. This saves at least one step for you. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 21:32, 4 October 2006 (UTC) == Admin == Hello! As the most active contributor to this project, I'd like to nominate you to become an admin. If you're interested, let me know on my talk, or nominate yourself! Thanks, [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 14:44, 16 November 2006 (UTC) :Brett, I'd also like to see you become an administrator, since we don't appear to have any active sysops at the moment. I'll be watching [[Wiktionary:Administrators]] ;) Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 15:45, 17 November 2006 (UTC) Hey there, I've placed a request on meta for [[m:Requests for permissions#Wiktionary|a steward to +sysop you]], so you should have the tools shortly. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 14:36, 25 November 2006 (UTC) :Congratulations, you're now an admin! :D - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 14:51, 25 November 2006 (UTC) 12807 2006-11-27T03:24:12Z Coppertwig 139 Thanks for your message. [[Wiktionary:Academic_word_list#Sublist_2]] {{welcome}} For more information on editing entries, see [[Wiktionary:How to edit|how to edit]]. If you have any questions about how things work, don't hesitate to ask me. The best way to do that is on my [[user talk:Cromwellt|talk page]]. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 00:49, 20 April 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for the email. I've replied. I would highly recommend creating a user page where you give us some information about you. It doesn't have to be any more than your interests in Wiki or whatever, but having a user page is a good thing, a sign of significant interest. :How long have you been a part of Wikipedia/Wiktionary? Do you know anything about changing the image at the upper left? I can't figure it out, but you'll see what I think we need if you check [[Wiktionary:Simple talk#New logo]]. Any ideas, comments, etc. can be placed there or on my talk page. Or you can email me again if you want. :D :Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 16:34, 28 April 2006 (UTC) == Focus == Just wanted to add that my particular focus right now is the [[BE850]], and if you wanted to help me with that, I'd be grateful. I figure that those words, being the simplest, are the most important. If you don't want to bother with that, though, and just want to work on other things, that's okay too. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 16:45, 28 April 2006 (UTC) == Detail level == I replied to your comment at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk]]. Take a look. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:46, 23 July 2006 (UTC) == Templates == I notice that you're making some big changes to templates. It would probably be better if you talked about those changes at [[Wiktionary talk:Template messages]] before doing them, or at least after. Some of us have worked hard to make the templates the way they are, so we'd like to hear reasons for change before that happens. Particularly, if you think they should just put the thing in a category, rather than changing the template, why not just put "<nowiki>[[Category:Adverbs]]</nowiki>" at the bottom instead? That would already do what you're making the template do. I think it looks better to have a box earlier in the page which tells what part of speech the word is, which is why I made the template that way. Communication is very important. Let's talk about it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 22:07, 23 July 2006 (UTC) == Spelling errors in titles == Rather than requesting the deletion of something that is a spelling error, then creating the page under the correct title, a better way is to move the page. Then if the redirect seems unnecessary, you may of course request its deletion. This saves at least one step for you. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 21:32, 4 October 2006 (UTC) == Admin == Hello! As the most active contributor to this project, I'd like to nominate you to become an admin. If you're interested, let me know on my talk, or nominate yourself! Thanks, [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 14:44, 16 November 2006 (UTC) :Brett, I'd also like to see you become an administrator, since we don't appear to have any active sysops at the moment. I'll be watching [[Wiktionary:Administrators]] ;) Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 15:45, 17 November 2006 (UTC) Hey there, I've placed a request on meta for [[m:Requests for permissions#Wiktionary|a steward to +sysop you]], so you should have the tools shortly. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 14:36, 25 November 2006 (UTC) :Congratulations, you're now an admin! :D - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 14:51, 25 November 2006 (UTC) ==Thanks for your message== Thanks for the welcome. Well, I'm having fun. Although I'm also in the middle of some other projects (e.g. putting internal links among Nutrition articles in many languages). There's no reason why I can't put pictures in the definitions, is there (as in [[wire]])? Thanks. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 03:24, 27 November 2006 (UTC) 12808 2006-11-27T03:26:32Z Coppertwig 139 /* Thanks for your message */ OK I saw your message on Simple talk [[Wiktionary:Academic_word_list#Sublist_2]] {{welcome}} For more information on editing entries, see [[Wiktionary:How to edit|how to edit]]. If you have any questions about how things work, don't hesitate to ask me. The best way to do that is on my [[user talk:Cromwellt|talk page]]. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 00:49, 20 April 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for the email. I've replied. I would highly recommend creating a user page where you give us some information about you. It doesn't have to be any more than your interests in Wiki or whatever, but having a user page is a good thing, a sign of significant interest. :How long have you been a part of Wikipedia/Wiktionary? Do you know anything about changing the image at the upper left? I can't figure it out, but you'll see what I think we need if you check [[Wiktionary:Simple talk#New logo]]. Any ideas, comments, etc. can be placed there or on my talk page. Or you can email me again if you want. :D :Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 16:34, 28 April 2006 (UTC) == Focus == Just wanted to add that my particular focus right now is the [[BE850]], and if you wanted to help me with that, I'd be grateful. I figure that those words, being the simplest, are the most important. If you don't want to bother with that, though, and just want to work on other things, that's okay too. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 16:45, 28 April 2006 (UTC) == Detail level == I replied to your comment at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk]]. Take a look. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:46, 23 July 2006 (UTC) == Templates == I notice that you're making some big changes to templates. It would probably be better if you talked about those changes at [[Wiktionary talk:Template messages]] before doing them, or at least after. Some of us have worked hard to make the templates the way they are, so we'd like to hear reasons for change before that happens. Particularly, if you think they should just put the thing in a category, rather than changing the template, why not just put "<nowiki>[[Category:Adverbs]]</nowiki>" at the bottom instead? That would already do what you're making the template do. I think it looks better to have a box earlier in the page which tells what part of speech the word is, which is why I made the template that way. Communication is very important. Let's talk about it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 22:07, 23 July 2006 (UTC) == Spelling errors in titles == Rather than requesting the deletion of something that is a spelling error, then creating the page under the correct title, a better way is to move the page. Then if the redirect seems unnecessary, you may of course request its deletion. This saves at least one step for you. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 21:32, 4 October 2006 (UTC) == Admin == Hello! As the most active contributor to this project, I'd like to nominate you to become an admin. If you're interested, let me know on my talk, or nominate yourself! Thanks, [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 14:44, 16 November 2006 (UTC) :Brett, I'd also like to see you become an administrator, since we don't appear to have any active sysops at the moment. I'll be watching [[Wiktionary:Administrators]] ;) Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 15:45, 17 November 2006 (UTC) Hey there, I've placed a request on meta for [[m:Requests for permissions#Wiktionary|a steward to +sysop you]], so you should have the tools shortly. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 14:36, 25 November 2006 (UTC) :Congratulations, you're now an admin! :D - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 14:51, 25 November 2006 (UTC) ==Thanks for your message== Thanks for the welcome. Well, I'm having fun. Although I'm also in the middle of some other projects (e.g. putting internal links among Nutrition articles in many languages). There's no reason why I can't put pictures in the definitions, is there (as in [[wire]])? Thanks. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 03:24, 27 November 2006 (UTC) Never mind -- you already answered that question on [[Wiktionary:Simple talk|Simple talk]]. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 03:26, 27 November 2006 (UTC) 13496 2006-12-08T14:55:31Z Coppertwig 139 Word lists [[Wiktionary:Academic_word_list#Sublist_2]] {{welcome}} For more information on editing entries, see [[Wiktionary:How to edit|how to edit]]. If you have any questions about how things work, don't hesitate to ask me. The best way to do that is on my [[user talk:Cromwellt|talk page]]. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 00:49, 20 April 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for the email. I've replied. I would highly recommend creating a user page where you give us some information about you. It doesn't have to be any more than your interests in Wiki or whatever, but having a user page is a good thing, a sign of significant interest. :How long have you been a part of Wikipedia/Wiktionary? Do you know anything about changing the image at the upper left? I can't figure it out, but you'll see what I think we need if you check [[Wiktionary:Simple talk#New logo]]. Any ideas, comments, etc. can be placed there or on my talk page. Or you can email me again if you want. :D :Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 16:34, 28 April 2006 (UTC) == Focus == Just wanted to add that my particular focus right now is the [[BE850]], and if you wanted to help me with that, I'd be grateful. I figure that those words, being the simplest, are the most important. If you don't want to bother with that, though, and just want to work on other things, that's okay too. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 16:45, 28 April 2006 (UTC) == Detail level == I replied to your comment at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk]]. Take a look. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:46, 23 July 2006 (UTC) == Templates == I notice that you're making some big changes to templates. It would probably be better if you talked about those changes at [[Wiktionary talk:Template messages]] before doing them, or at least after. Some of us have worked hard to make the templates the way they are, so we'd like to hear reasons for change before that happens. Particularly, if you think they should just put the thing in a category, rather than changing the template, why not just put "<nowiki>[[Category:Adverbs]]</nowiki>" at the bottom instead? That would already do what you're making the template do. I think it looks better to have a box earlier in the page which tells what part of speech the word is, which is why I made the template that way. Communication is very important. Let's talk about it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 22:07, 23 July 2006 (UTC) == Spelling errors in titles == Rather than requesting the deletion of something that is a spelling error, then creating the page under the correct title, a better way is to move the page. Then if the redirect seems unnecessary, you may of course request its deletion. This saves at least one step for you. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 21:32, 4 October 2006 (UTC) == Admin == Hello! As the most active contributor to this project, I'd like to nominate you to become an admin. If you're interested, let me know on my talk, or nominate yourself! Thanks, [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 14:44, 16 November 2006 (UTC) :Brett, I'd also like to see you become an administrator, since we don't appear to have any active sysops at the moment. I'll be watching [[Wiktionary:Administrators]] ;) Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 15:45, 17 November 2006 (UTC) Hey there, I've placed a request on meta for [[m:Requests for permissions#Wiktionary|a steward to +sysop you]], so you should have the tools shortly. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 14:36, 25 November 2006 (UTC) :Congratulations, you're now an admin! :D - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 14:51, 25 November 2006 (UTC) ==Thanks for your message== Thanks for the welcome. Well, I'm having fun. Although I'm also in the middle of some other projects (e.g. putting internal links among Nutrition articles in many languages). There's no reason why I can't put pictures in the definitions, is there (as in [[wire]])? Thanks. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 03:24, 27 November 2006 (UTC) Never mind -- you already answered that question on [[Wiktionary:Simple talk|Simple talk]]. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 03:26, 27 November 2006 (UTC) == Word lists == I'm trying to make word lists as I said and am having some trouble with formatting. I'll continue later. Do footnotes not work here as they do in English Wikipedia? Using <nowiki><ref></ref> </nowiki>tags? Maybe I just did them wrong.<ref>test footnote </ref> OK, they work here. I guess I just did them wrong on the word list page. Will try to fix that later. (See "word list" link from main page) Also didn't succeed in copying over the whole list. Technical difficulties. Will fix later. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 14:55, 8 December 2006 (UTC) <references/> 13880 2006-12-19T13:46:22Z Coppertwig 139 <math>x</math> and <math>y</math>?? [[Wiktionary:Academic_word_list#Sublist_2]] {{welcome}} For more information on editing entries, see [[Wiktionary:How to edit|how to edit]]. If you have any questions about how things work, don't hesitate to ask me. The best way to do that is on my [[user talk:Cromwellt|talk page]]. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 00:49, 20 April 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for the email. I've replied. I would highly recommend creating a user page where you give us some information about you. It doesn't have to be any more than your interests in Wiki or whatever, but having a user page is a good thing, a sign of significant interest. :How long have you been a part of Wikipedia/Wiktionary? Do you know anything about changing the image at the upper left? I can't figure it out, but you'll see what I think we need if you check [[Wiktionary:Simple talk#New logo]]. Any ideas, comments, etc. can be placed there or on my talk page. Or you can email me again if you want. :D :Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 16:34, 28 April 2006 (UTC) == Focus == Just wanted to add that my particular focus right now is the [[BE850]], and if you wanted to help me with that, I'd be grateful. I figure that those words, being the simplest, are the most important. If you don't want to bother with that, though, and just want to work on other things, that's okay too. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 16:45, 28 April 2006 (UTC) == Detail level == I replied to your comment at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk]]. Take a look. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:46, 23 July 2006 (UTC) == Templates == I notice that you're making some big changes to templates. It would probably be better if you talked about those changes at [[Wiktionary talk:Template messages]] before doing them, or at least after. Some of us have worked hard to make the templates the way they are, so we'd like to hear reasons for change before that happens. Particularly, if you think they should just put the thing in a category, rather than changing the template, why not just put "<nowiki>[[Category:Adverbs]]</nowiki>" at the bottom instead? That would already do what you're making the template do. I think it looks better to have a box earlier in the page which tells what part of speech the word is, which is why I made the template that way. Communication is very important. Let's talk about it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 22:07, 23 July 2006 (UTC) == Spelling errors in titles == Rather than requesting the deletion of something that is a spelling error, then creating the page under the correct title, a better way is to move the page. Then if the redirect seems unnecessary, you may of course request its deletion. This saves at least one step for you. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 21:32, 4 October 2006 (UTC) == Admin == Hello! As the most active contributor to this project, I'd like to nominate you to become an admin. If you're interested, let me know on my talk, or nominate yourself! Thanks, [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 14:44, 16 November 2006 (UTC) :Brett, I'd also like to see you become an administrator, since we don't appear to have any active sysops at the moment. I'll be watching [[Wiktionary:Administrators]] ;) Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 15:45, 17 November 2006 (UTC) Hey there, I've placed a request on meta for [[m:Requests for permissions#Wiktionary|a steward to +sysop you]], so you should have the tools shortly. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 14:36, 25 November 2006 (UTC) :Congratulations, you're now an admin! :D - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 14:51, 25 November 2006 (UTC) ==Thanks for your message== Thanks for the welcome. Well, I'm having fun. Although I'm also in the middle of some other projects (e.g. putting internal links among Nutrition articles in many languages). There's no reason why I can't put pictures in the definitions, is there (as in [[wire]])? Thanks. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 03:24, 27 November 2006 (UTC) Never mind -- you already answered that question on [[Wiktionary:Simple talk|Simple talk]]. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 03:26, 27 November 2006 (UTC) == Word lists == I'm trying to make word lists as I said and am having some trouble with formatting. I'll continue later. Do footnotes not work here as they do in English Wikipedia? Using <nowiki><ref></ref> </nowiki>tags? Maybe I just did them wrong.<ref>test footnote </ref> OK, they work here. I guess I just did them wrong on the word list page. Will try to fix that later. (See "word list" link from main page) Also didn't succeed in copying over the whole list. Technical difficulties. Will fix later. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 14:55, 8 December 2006 (UTC) <references/> == <math>x</math> and <math>y</math>?? == What's with the x and y? E.g. definition of "tight". Earlier, I think you changed "a person" to "someone" in one of my definitions. I think "someone" is better. I think some readers of Simple English will see math letters and run away. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:46, 19 December 2006 (UTC) 13947 2006-12-20T03:11:16Z Coppertwig 139 /* <math>x</math> and <math>y</math>?? */ reply to your reply [[Wiktionary:Academic_word_list#Sublist_2]] {{welcome}} For more information on editing entries, see [[Wiktionary:How to edit|how to edit]]. If you have any questions about how things work, don't hesitate to ask me. The best way to do that is on my [[user talk:Cromwellt|talk page]]. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 00:49, 20 April 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for the email. I've replied. I would highly recommend creating a user page where you give us some information about you. It doesn't have to be any more than your interests in Wiki or whatever, but having a user page is a good thing, a sign of significant interest. :How long have you been a part of Wikipedia/Wiktionary? Do you know anything about changing the image at the upper left? I can't figure it out, but you'll see what I think we need if you check [[Wiktionary:Simple talk#New logo]]. Any ideas, comments, etc. can be placed there or on my talk page. Or you can email me again if you want. :D :Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 16:34, 28 April 2006 (UTC) == Focus == Just wanted to add that my particular focus right now is the [[BE850]], and if you wanted to help me with that, I'd be grateful. I figure that those words, being the simplest, are the most important. If you don't want to bother with that, though, and just want to work on other things, that's okay too. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 16:45, 28 April 2006 (UTC) == Detail level == I replied to your comment at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk]]. Take a look. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:46, 23 July 2006 (UTC) == Templates == I notice that you're making some big changes to templates. It would probably be better if you talked about those changes at [[Wiktionary talk:Template messages]] before doing them, or at least after. Some of us have worked hard to make the templates the way they are, so we'd like to hear reasons for change before that happens. Particularly, if you think they should just put the thing in a category, rather than changing the template, why not just put "<nowiki>[[Category:Adverbs]]</nowiki>" at the bottom instead? That would already do what you're making the template do. I think it looks better to have a box earlier in the page which tells what part of speech the word is, which is why I made the template that way. Communication is very important. Let's talk about it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 22:07, 23 July 2006 (UTC) == Spelling errors in titles == Rather than requesting the deletion of something that is a spelling error, then creating the page under the correct title, a better way is to move the page. Then if the redirect seems unnecessary, you may of course request its deletion. This saves at least one step for you. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 21:32, 4 October 2006 (UTC) == Admin == Hello! As the most active contributor to this project, I'd like to nominate you to become an admin. If you're interested, let me know on my talk, or nominate yourself! Thanks, [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 14:44, 16 November 2006 (UTC) :Brett, I'd also like to see you become an administrator, since we don't appear to have any active sysops at the moment. I'll be watching [[Wiktionary:Administrators]] ;) Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 15:45, 17 November 2006 (UTC) Hey there, I've placed a request on meta for [[m:Requests for permissions#Wiktionary|a steward to +sysop you]], so you should have the tools shortly. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 14:36, 25 November 2006 (UTC) :Congratulations, you're now an admin! :D - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 14:51, 25 November 2006 (UTC) ==Thanks for your message== Thanks for the welcome. Well, I'm having fun. Although I'm also in the middle of some other projects (e.g. putting internal links among Nutrition articles in many languages). There's no reason why I can't put pictures in the definitions, is there (as in [[wire]])? Thanks. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 03:24, 27 November 2006 (UTC) Never mind -- you already answered that question on [[Wiktionary:Simple talk|Simple talk]]. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 03:26, 27 November 2006 (UTC) == Word lists == I'm trying to make word lists as I said and am having some trouble with formatting. I'll continue later. Do footnotes not work here as they do in English Wikipedia? Using <nowiki><ref></ref> </nowiki>tags? Maybe I just did them wrong.<ref>test footnote </ref> OK, they work here. I guess I just did them wrong on the word list page. Will try to fix that later. (See "word list" link from main page) Also didn't succeed in copying over the whole list. Technical difficulties. Will fix later. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 14:55, 8 December 2006 (UTC) <references/> == <math>x</math> and <math>y</math>?? == What's with the x and y? E.g. definition of "tight". Earlier, I think you changed "a person" to "someone" in one of my definitions. I think "someone" is better. I think some readers of Simple English will see math letters and run away. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:46, 19 December 2006 (UTC) OK, thanks for the explanation on my talk page. OK, I guess it is hard when it could be either a person or thing -- there's no "something-or-someone" word in English. I agree with you that someone's ability in math does not necessarily correlate with their ability in English. That said, there are many people who do not feel comfortable with math symbols. Something like "something" or "<math>x</math>" which is going to appear in many definitions should be understandable by almost everyone or practically everyone. I don't think the math symbols qualify. One thing you could do is use fewer symbols; i.e. instead of saying "if x is tight, it fits closely and strongly to y" you could just say "fitting closely and strongly to x" or "fitting closely and strongly to something" or "fitting closely and strongly to someone or something". In this case, I would just say "something", and leave it vaguely implied that a person's body can be a "something". Or you could even just say "fitting closely and strongly". Anyway, the point is you can leave off the first part, the "if x is tight", reducing the number of math symbols by 1 and shortening the definition. Maybe there are studies showing what kinds of definitions are more easily understood? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 03:11, 20 December 2006 (UTC) 14062 2006-12-20T23:50:51Z Coppertwig 139 /* <math>x</math> and <math>y</math>?? */ another reply re x and y [[Wiktionary:Academic_word_list#Sublist_2]] {{welcome}} For more information on editing entries, see [[Wiktionary:How to edit|how to edit]]. If you have any questions about how things work, don't hesitate to ask me. The best way to do that is on my [[user talk:Cromwellt|talk page]]. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 00:49, 20 April 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for the email. I've replied. I would highly recommend creating a user page where you give us some information about you. It doesn't have to be any more than your interests in Wiki or whatever, but having a user page is a good thing, a sign of significant interest. :How long have you been a part of Wikipedia/Wiktionary? Do you know anything about changing the image at the upper left? I can't figure it out, but you'll see what I think we need if you check [[Wiktionary:Simple talk#New logo]]. Any ideas, comments, etc. can be placed there or on my talk page. Or you can email me again if you want. :D :Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 16:34, 28 April 2006 (UTC) == Focus == Just wanted to add that my particular focus right now is the [[BE850]], and if you wanted to help me with that, I'd be grateful. I figure that those words, being the simplest, are the most important. If you don't want to bother with that, though, and just want to work on other things, that's okay too. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 16:45, 28 April 2006 (UTC) == Detail level == I replied to your comment at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk]]. Take a look. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:46, 23 July 2006 (UTC) == Templates == I notice that you're making some big changes to templates. It would probably be better if you talked about those changes at [[Wiktionary talk:Template messages]] before doing them, or at least after. Some of us have worked hard to make the templates the way they are, so we'd like to hear reasons for change before that happens. Particularly, if you think they should just put the thing in a category, rather than changing the template, why not just put "<nowiki>[[Category:Adverbs]]</nowiki>" at the bottom instead? That would already do what you're making the template do. I think it looks better to have a box earlier in the page which tells what part of speech the word is, which is why I made the template that way. Communication is very important. Let's talk about it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 22:07, 23 July 2006 (UTC) == Spelling errors in titles == Rather than requesting the deletion of something that is a spelling error, then creating the page under the correct title, a better way is to move the page. Then if the redirect seems unnecessary, you may of course request its deletion. This saves at least one step for you. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 21:32, 4 October 2006 (UTC) == Admin == Hello! As the most active contributor to this project, I'd like to nominate you to become an admin. If you're interested, let me know on my talk, or nominate yourself! Thanks, [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 14:44, 16 November 2006 (UTC) :Brett, I'd also like to see you become an administrator, since we don't appear to have any active sysops at the moment. I'll be watching [[Wiktionary:Administrators]] ;) Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 15:45, 17 November 2006 (UTC) Hey there, I've placed a request on meta for [[m:Requests for permissions#Wiktionary|a steward to +sysop you]], so you should have the tools shortly. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 14:36, 25 November 2006 (UTC) :Congratulations, you're now an admin! :D - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 14:51, 25 November 2006 (UTC) ==Thanks for your message== Thanks for the welcome. Well, I'm having fun. Although I'm also in the middle of some other projects (e.g. putting internal links among Nutrition articles in many languages). There's no reason why I can't put pictures in the definitions, is there (as in [[wire]])? Thanks. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 03:24, 27 November 2006 (UTC) Never mind -- you already answered that question on [[Wiktionary:Simple talk|Simple talk]]. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 03:26, 27 November 2006 (UTC) == Word lists == I'm trying to make word lists as I said and am having some trouble with formatting. I'll continue later. Do footnotes not work here as they do in English Wikipedia? Using <nowiki><ref></ref> </nowiki>tags? Maybe I just did them wrong.<ref>test footnote </ref> OK, they work here. I guess I just did them wrong on the word list page. Will try to fix that later. (See "word list" link from main page) Also didn't succeed in copying over the whole list. Technical difficulties. Will fix later. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 14:55, 8 December 2006 (UTC) <references/> == <math>x</math> and <math>y</math>?? == What's with the x and y? E.g. definition of "tight". Earlier, I think you changed "a person" to "someone" in one of my definitions. I think "someone" is better. I think some readers of Simple English will see math letters and run away. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:46, 19 December 2006 (UTC) OK, thanks for the explanation on my talk page. OK, I guess it is hard when it could be either a person or thing -- there's no "something-or-someone" word in English. I agree with you that someone's ability in math does not necessarily correlate with their ability in English. That said, there are many people who do not feel comfortable with math symbols. Something like "something" or "<math>x</math>" which is going to appear in many definitions should be understandable by almost everyone or practically everyone. I don't think the math symbols qualify. One thing you could do is use fewer symbols; i.e. instead of saying "if x is tight, it fits closely and strongly to y" you could just say "fitting closely and strongly to x" or "fitting closely and strongly to something" or "fitting closely and strongly to someone or something". In this case, I would just say "something", and leave it vaguely implied that a person's body can be a "something". Or you could even just say "fitting closely and strongly". Anyway, the point is you can leave off the first part, the "if x is tight", reducing the number of math symbols by 1 and shortening the definition. Maybe there are studies showing what kinds of definitions are more easily understood? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 03:11, 20 December 2006 (UTC) I remember having trouble with dictionary definitions when I was younger, so maybe you're right about full-sentence definitions being better. One problem is we may not have a clear idea at this point about the demographics of the (future) typical users. That may evolve over time. Some may be highly educated people who know several other languages but not English; some may be children who know neither algebra nor how dictionary definitions usually sound; some may be people with learning disabilities, etc. Anyway, if we can do full-sentence definitions without the x and y it may be better. I just have a feeling there are a lot of people who don't feel comfortable with math symbols. In a book by Stephen Hawking about the structure of the universe, he said that he was told that for each equation he included in the book, his readership would be cut in half. So, he included zero equations, but in the text he often said things like "every time this quantity doubles, that quantity also doubles" or "...that quantity is cut in half," etc. Essentially conveying the information of an equation, less rigorously but reasonably clearly, in words instead of math symbols. Would you mind mentioning what kind of student you're talking about? Ordinary college students, learning disabilities, ESL? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 23:50, 20 December 2006 (UTC) 14066 2006-12-20T23:59:16Z Coppertwig 139 /* <math>x</math> and <math>y</math>?? */ Jack and Jill [[Wiktionary:Academic_word_list#Sublist_2]] {{welcome}} For more information on editing entries, see [[Wiktionary:How to edit|how to edit]]. If you have any questions about how things work, don't hesitate to ask me. The best way to do that is on my [[user talk:Cromwellt|talk page]]. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 00:49, 20 April 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for the email. I've replied. I would highly recommend creating a user page where you give us some information about you. It doesn't have to be any more than your interests in Wiki or whatever, but having a user page is a good thing, a sign of significant interest. :How long have you been a part of Wikipedia/Wiktionary? Do you know anything about changing the image at the upper left? I can't figure it out, but you'll see what I think we need if you check [[Wiktionary:Simple talk#New logo]]. Any ideas, comments, etc. can be placed there or on my talk page. Or you can email me again if you want. :D :Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 16:34, 28 April 2006 (UTC) == Focus == Just wanted to add that my particular focus right now is the [[BE850]], and if you wanted to help me with that, I'd be grateful. I figure that those words, being the simplest, are the most important. If you don't want to bother with that, though, and just want to work on other things, that's okay too. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 16:45, 28 April 2006 (UTC) == Detail level == I replied to your comment at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk]]. Take a look. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:46, 23 July 2006 (UTC) == Templates == I notice that you're making some big changes to templates. It would probably be better if you talked about those changes at [[Wiktionary talk:Template messages]] before doing them, or at least after. Some of us have worked hard to make the templates the way they are, so we'd like to hear reasons for change before that happens. Particularly, if you think they should just put the thing in a category, rather than changing the template, why not just put "<nowiki>[[Category:Adverbs]]</nowiki>" at the bottom instead? That would already do what you're making the template do. I think it looks better to have a box earlier in the page which tells what part of speech the word is, which is why I made the template that way. Communication is very important. Let's talk about it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 22:07, 23 July 2006 (UTC) == Spelling errors in titles == Rather than requesting the deletion of something that is a spelling error, then creating the page under the correct title, a better way is to move the page. Then if the redirect seems unnecessary, you may of course request its deletion. This saves at least one step for you. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 21:32, 4 October 2006 (UTC) == Admin == Hello! As the most active contributor to this project, I'd like to nominate you to become an admin. If you're interested, let me know on my talk, or nominate yourself! Thanks, [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 14:44, 16 November 2006 (UTC) :Brett, I'd also like to see you become an administrator, since we don't appear to have any active sysops at the moment. I'll be watching [[Wiktionary:Administrators]] ;) Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 15:45, 17 November 2006 (UTC) Hey there, I've placed a request on meta for [[m:Requests for permissions#Wiktionary|a steward to +sysop you]], so you should have the tools shortly. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 14:36, 25 November 2006 (UTC) :Congratulations, you're now an admin! :D - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 14:51, 25 November 2006 (UTC) ==Thanks for your message== Thanks for the welcome. Well, I'm having fun. Although I'm also in the middle of some other projects (e.g. putting internal links among Nutrition articles in many languages). There's no reason why I can't put pictures in the definitions, is there (as in [[wire]])? Thanks. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 03:24, 27 November 2006 (UTC) Never mind -- you already answered that question on [[Wiktionary:Simple talk|Simple talk]]. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 03:26, 27 November 2006 (UTC) == Word lists == I'm trying to make word lists as I said and am having some trouble with formatting. I'll continue later. Do footnotes not work here as they do in English Wikipedia? Using <nowiki><ref></ref> </nowiki>tags? Maybe I just did them wrong.<ref>test footnote </ref> OK, they work here. I guess I just did them wrong on the word list page. Will try to fix that later. (See "word list" link from main page) Also didn't succeed in copying over the whole list. Technical difficulties. Will fix later. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 14:55, 8 December 2006 (UTC) <references/> == <math>x</math> and <math>y</math>?? == What's with the x and y? E.g. definition of "tight". Earlier, I think you changed "a person" to "someone" in one of my definitions. I think "someone" is better. I think some readers of Simple English will see math letters and run away. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:46, 19 December 2006 (UTC) OK, thanks for the explanation on my talk page. OK, I guess it is hard when it could be either a person or thing -- there's no "something-or-someone" word in English. I agree with you that someone's ability in math does not necessarily correlate with their ability in English. That said, there are many people who do not feel comfortable with math symbols. Something like "something" or "<math>x</math>" which is going to appear in many definitions should be understandable by almost everyone or practically everyone. I don't think the math symbols qualify. One thing you could do is use fewer symbols; i.e. instead of saying "if x is tight, it fits closely and strongly to y" you could just say "fitting closely and strongly to x" or "fitting closely and strongly to something" or "fitting closely and strongly to someone or something". In this case, I would just say "something", and leave it vaguely implied that a person's body can be a "something". Or you could even just say "fitting closely and strongly". Anyway, the point is you can leave off the first part, the "if x is tight", reducing the number of math symbols by 1 and shortening the definition. Maybe there are studies showing what kinds of definitions are more easily understood? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 03:11, 20 December 2006 (UTC) I remember having trouble with dictionary definitions when I was younger, so maybe you're right about full-sentence definitions being better. One problem is we may not have a clear idea at this point about the demographics of the (future) typical users. That may evolve over time. Some may be highly educated people who know several other languages but not English; some may be children who know neither algebra nor how dictionary definitions usually sound; some may be people with learning disabilities, etc. Anyway, if we can do full-sentence definitions without the x and y it may be better. I just have a feeling there are a lot of people who don't feel comfortable with math symbols. In a book by Stephen Hawking about the structure of the universe, he said that he was told that for each equation he included in the book, his readership would be cut in half. So, he included zero equations, but in the text he often said things like "every time this quantity doubles, that quantity also doubles" or "...that quantity is cut in half," etc. Essentially conveying the information of an equation, less rigorously but reasonably clearly, in words instead of math symbols. Would you mind mentioning what kind of student you're talking about? Ordinary college students, learning disabilities, ESL? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 23:50, 20 December 2006 (UTC) Instead of x and y, how about Jack and Jill (see [[telephone]])? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 23:59, 20 December 2006 (UTC) 14330 2006-12-22T02:54:36Z Coppertwig 139 /* <math>x</math> and <math>y</math>?? */ further reply [[Wiktionary:Academic_word_list#Sublist_2]] {{welcome}} For more information on editing entries, see [[Wiktionary:How to edit|how to edit]]. If you have any questions about how things work, don't hesitate to ask me. The best way to do that is on my [[user talk:Cromwellt|talk page]]. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 00:49, 20 April 2006 (UTC) :Thanks for the email. I've replied. I would highly recommend creating a user page where you give us some information about you. It doesn't have to be any more than your interests in Wiki or whatever, but having a user page is a good thing, a sign of significant interest. :How long have you been a part of Wikipedia/Wiktionary? Do you know anything about changing the image at the upper left? I can't figure it out, but you'll see what I think we need if you check [[Wiktionary:Simple talk#New logo]]. Any ideas, comments, etc. can be placed there or on my talk page. Or you can email me again if you want. :D :Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 16:34, 28 April 2006 (UTC) == Focus == Just wanted to add that my particular focus right now is the [[BE850]], and if you wanted to help me with that, I'd be grateful. I figure that those words, being the simplest, are the most important. If you don't want to bother with that, though, and just want to work on other things, that's okay too. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 16:45, 28 April 2006 (UTC) == Detail level == I replied to your comment at [[Wiktionary:Simple talk]]. Take a look. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:46, 23 July 2006 (UTC) == Templates == I notice that you're making some big changes to templates. It would probably be better if you talked about those changes at [[Wiktionary talk:Template messages]] before doing them, or at least after. Some of us have worked hard to make the templates the way they are, so we'd like to hear reasons for change before that happens. Particularly, if you think they should just put the thing in a category, rather than changing the template, why not just put "<nowiki>[[Category:Adverbs]]</nowiki>" at the bottom instead? That would already do what you're making the template do. I think it looks better to have a box earlier in the page which tells what part of speech the word is, which is why I made the template that way. Communication is very important. Let's talk about it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 22:07, 23 July 2006 (UTC) == Spelling errors in titles == Rather than requesting the deletion of something that is a spelling error, then creating the page under the correct title, a better way is to move the page. Then if the redirect seems unnecessary, you may of course request its deletion. This saves at least one step for you. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 21:32, 4 October 2006 (UTC) == Admin == Hello! As the most active contributor to this project, I'd like to nominate you to become an admin. If you're interested, let me know on my talk, or nominate yourself! Thanks, [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 14:44, 16 November 2006 (UTC) :Brett, I'd also like to see you become an administrator, since we don't appear to have any active sysops at the moment. I'll be watching [[Wiktionary:Administrators]] ;) Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 15:45, 17 November 2006 (UTC) Hey there, I've placed a request on meta for [[m:Requests for permissions#Wiktionary|a steward to +sysop you]], so you should have the tools shortly. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 14:36, 25 November 2006 (UTC) :Congratulations, you're now an admin! :D - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 14:51, 25 November 2006 (UTC) ==Thanks for your message== Thanks for the welcome. Well, I'm having fun. Although I'm also in the middle of some other projects (e.g. putting internal links among Nutrition articles in many languages). There's no reason why I can't put pictures in the definitions, is there (as in [[wire]])? Thanks. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 03:24, 27 November 2006 (UTC) Never mind -- you already answered that question on [[Wiktionary:Simple talk|Simple talk]]. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 03:26, 27 November 2006 (UTC) == Word lists == I'm trying to make word lists as I said and am having some trouble with formatting. I'll continue later. Do footnotes not work here as they do in English Wikipedia? Using <nowiki><ref></ref> </nowiki>tags? Maybe I just did them wrong.<ref>test footnote </ref> OK, they work here. I guess I just did them wrong on the word list page. Will try to fix that later. (See "word list" link from main page) Also didn't succeed in copying over the whole list. Technical difficulties. Will fix later. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 14:55, 8 December 2006 (UTC) <references/> == <math>x</math> and <math>y</math>?? == What's with the x and y? E.g. definition of "tight". Earlier, I think you changed "a person" to "someone" in one of my definitions. I think "someone" is better. I think some readers of Simple English will see math letters and run away. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 13:46, 19 December 2006 (UTC) OK, thanks for the explanation on my talk page. OK, I guess it is hard when it could be either a person or thing -- there's no "something-or-someone" word in English. I agree with you that someone's ability in math does not necessarily correlate with their ability in English. That said, there are many people who do not feel comfortable with math symbols. Something like "something" or "<math>x</math>" which is going to appear in many definitions should be understandable by almost everyone or practically everyone. I don't think the math symbols qualify. One thing you could do is use fewer symbols; i.e. instead of saying "if x is tight, it fits closely and strongly to y" you could just say "fitting closely and strongly to x" or "fitting closely and strongly to something" or "fitting closely and strongly to someone or something". In this case, I would just say "something", and leave it vaguely implied that a person's body can be a "something". Or you could even just say "fitting closely and strongly". Anyway, the point is you can leave off the first part, the "if x is tight", reducing the number of math symbols by 1 and shortening the definition. Maybe there are studies showing what kinds of definitions are more easily understood? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 03:11, 20 December 2006 (UTC) I remember having trouble with dictionary definitions when I was younger, so maybe you're right about full-sentence definitions being better. One problem is we may not have a clear idea at this point about the demographics of the (future) typical users. That may evolve over time. Some may be highly educated people who know several other languages but not English; some may be children who know neither algebra nor how dictionary definitions usually sound; some may be people with learning disabilities, etc. Anyway, if we can do full-sentence definitions without the x and y it may be better. I just have a feeling there are a lot of people who don't feel comfortable with math symbols. In a book by Stephen Hawking about the structure of the universe, he said that he was told that for each equation he included in the book, his readership would be cut in half. So, he included zero equations, but in the text he often said things like "every time this quantity doubles, that quantity also doubles" or "...that quantity is cut in half," etc. Essentially conveying the information of an equation, less rigorously but reasonably clearly, in words instead of math symbols. Would you mind mentioning what kind of student you're talking about? Ordinary college students, learning disabilities, ESL? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 23:50, 20 December 2006 (UTC) Instead of x and y, how about Jack and Jill (see [[telephone]])? --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 23:59, 20 December 2006 (UTC) Maybe English language learners will be the majority of users on all the Simple English projects. I suppose the proportion of English language learners will be even higher on Simple English Wiktionary than on the other Simple English projects. I like to keep in mind that the Simple English projects will also probably have a variety of other types of users besides English language learners, and try to make it useful for as many people as possible. I realized after my last message to you that Jack and Jill won't work if you're talking about things. Anyway, another method is to say "something" in the definition and then mention people in the sample sentence. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 02:54, 22 December 2006 (UTC) 2615 6394 2006-04-20T01:19:04Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun|process|processes}} #A '''process''' is a [[series]] of [[step]]s that you take for a [[particular]] [[purpose]]. #:''Let us look at the [[factor]]s [[consider]]ed during the [[formal]] [[decision]]-making '''process'''. '' 7630 2006-07-19T08:25:22Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, pl, pt, zh ==Noun== {{noun|process|processes}} #A '''process''' is a [[series]] of [[step]]s that you take for a [[particular]] [[purpose]]. #:''Let us look at the [[factor]]s [[consider]]ed during the [[formal]] [[decision]]-making '''process'''. '' [[en:process]] [[fr:process]] [[hu:process]] [[pl:process]] [[pt:process]] [[fi:process]] [[zh:process]] 9101 2006-08-22T02:22:15Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: sv ==Noun== {{noun|process|processes}} #A '''process''' is a [[series]] of [[step]]s that you take for a [[particular]] [[purpose]]. #:''Let us look at the [[factor]]s [[consider]]ed during the [[formal]] [[decision]]-making '''process'''. '' [[en:process]] [[fr:process]] [[hu:process]] [[pl:process]] [[pt:process]] [[fi:process]] [[sv:process]] [[zh:process]] 9715 2006-09-10T13:59:13Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Noun== {{noun|process|processes}} #A '''process''' is a [[series]] of [[step]]s that you take for a [[particular]] [[purpose]]. #:''Let us look at the [[factor]]s [[consider]]ed during the [[formal]] [[decision]]-making '''process'''. '' [[en:process]] [[fr:process]] [[hu:process]] [[pl:process]] [[pt:process]] [[fi:process]] [[sv:process]] [[vi:process]] [[zh:process]] 11697 2006-11-01T23:11:33Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[io:process]], [[ml:process]], [[ru:process]] ==Noun== {{noun|process|processes}} #A '''process''' is a [[series]] of [[step]]s that you take for a [[particular]] [[purpose]]. #:''Let us look at the [[factor]]s [[consider]]ed during the [[formal]] [[decision]]-making '''process'''. '' [[en:process]] [[fr:process]] [[io:process]] [[hu:process]] [[ml:process]] [[pl:process]] [[pt:process]] [[ru:process]] [[fi:process]] [[sv:process]] [[vi:process]] [[zh:process]] 12311 2006-11-16T12:04:08Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun|process|processes}} #A '''process''' is a [[series]] of [[step]]s that you take for a [[particular]] [[purpose]]. #:''Let us look at the [[factor]]s [[consider]]ed during the [[formal]] [[decision]]-making '''process'''. '' [[en:process]] [[fr:process]] [[io:process]] [[hu:process]] [[ml:process]] [[pl:process]] [[pt:process]] [[ru:process]] [[fi:process]] [[sv:process]] [[vi:process]] [[zh:process]] 13116 2006-12-01T02:44:25Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun|process|processes}} #A '''process''' is a [[series]] of [[step]]s that you take for a [[particular]] [[purpose]]. #:''Let us look at the [[factor]]s [[consider]]ed during the [[formal]] [[decision]]-making '''process'''. '' ==Verb== # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''process''' something, you change something from its [[natural]] [[state]] into something that's ready to use. #: ''The oil companies '''process''' much of the crude oil into gasoline.'' #: ''The '''processed''' sugar is now completely white.'' #: ''There's too much information. I can't '''process''' all of it right now.'' [[en:process]] [[fr:process]] [[io:process]] [[hu:process]] [[ml:process]] [[pl:process]] [[pt:process]] [[ru:process]] [[fi:process]] [[sv:process]] [[vi:process]] [[zh:process]] 13117 2006-12-01T02:45:23Z Brett 77 /* Verb */ {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun|process|processes}} #A '''process''' is a [[series]] of [[step]]s that you take for a [[particular]] [[purpose]]. #:''Let us look at the [[factor]]s [[consider]]ed during the [[formal]] [[decision]]-making '''process'''. '' ==Verb== # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''process''' something, you change it from its [[natural]] [[state]] into something that's ready to use. #: ''The oil companies '''process''' much of the crude oil into gasoline.'' #: ''The '''processed''' sugar is now completely white.'' #: ''There's too much information. I can't '''process''' all of it right now.'' [[en:process]] [[fr:process]] [[io:process]] [[hu:process]] [[ml:process]] [[pl:process]] [[pt:process]] [[ru:process]] [[fi:process]] [[sv:process]] [[vi:process]] [[zh:process]] 14023 2006-12-20T16:26:00Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:process]] {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun|process|processes}} #A '''process''' is a [[series]] of [[step]]s that you take for a [[particular]] [[purpose]]. #:''Let us look at the [[factor]]s [[consider]]ed during the [[formal]] [[decision]]-making '''process'''. '' ==Verb== # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''process''' something, you change it from its [[natural]] [[state]] into something that's ready to use. #: ''The oil companies '''process''' much of the crude oil into gasoline.'' #: ''The '''processed''' sugar is now completely white.'' #: ''There's too much information. I can't '''process''' all of it right now.'' [[en:process]] [[fa:process]] [[fr:process]] [[io:process]] [[hu:process]] [[ml:process]] [[pl:process]] [[pt:process]] [[ru:process]] [[fi:process]] [[sv:process]] [[vi:process]] [[zh:process]] 2616 6397 2006-04-20T01:43:30Z Brett 77 ==Adjective== #An '''individual''' person or thing is looked at separately from others. #: ''This office [[assists]] whole families rather than '''individual''' family [[members]].'' #An '''individual''' right, need, etc. belongs to one person, not to a group. #: ''The [[government]] should [[protect]] not only '''individual''' [[rights]] but also group [[value]]s.'' 6398 2006-04-20T01:46:04Z Brett 77 /* Adjective */ ==Adjective== #An '''individual''' person or thing is looked at separately from others. #: ''This office [[assist]]s whole families rather than '''individual''' family [[members]].'' #An '''individual''' right, need, etc. belongs to one person, not to a group. #: ''The [[government]] should [[protect]] not only '''individual''' [[rights]] but also group [[value]]s.'' 7106 2006-07-07T16:22:53Z Brett 77 /* Adjective */ ==Adjective== {{adjective|individual|more individual|most individual}} #An '''individual''' person or thing is looked at separately from others. #: ''This office [[assist]]s whole families rather than '''individual''' family [[members]].'' #An '''individual''' right, need, etc. belongs to one person, not to a group. #: ''The [[government]] should [[protect]] not only '''individual''' [[rights]] but also group [[value]]s.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} #An '''individual''' is a single person, looked at separately from others. #:''One of the most difficult parts of growing up is learning to form your own ideas--to become an '''individual'''.'' #:''A country must [[balance]] the rights of '''individuals''' with the rights of groups.'' 7585 2006-07-19T06:30:51Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fr, hu, io, it, pl, pt, zh ==Adjective== {{adjective|individual|more individual|most individual}} #An '''individual''' person or thing is looked at separately from others. #: ''This office [[assist]]s whole families rather than '''individual''' family [[members]].'' #An '''individual''' right, need, etc. belongs to one person, not to a group. #: ''The [[government]] should [[protect]] not only '''individual''' [[rights]] but also group [[value]]s.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} #An '''individual''' is a single person, looked at separately from others. #:''One of the most difficult parts of growing up is learning to form your own ideas--to become an '''individual'''.'' #:''A country must [[balance]] the rights of '''individuals''' with the rights of groups.'' [[en:individual]] [[fr:individual]] [[io:individual]] [[it:individual]] [[hu:individual]] [[pl:individual]] [[pt:individual]] [[zh:individual]] 9643 2006-09-10T13:09:07Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ta, vi ==Adjective== {{adjective|individual|more individual|most individual}} #An '''individual''' person or thing is looked at separately from others. #: ''This office [[assist]]s whole families rather than '''individual''' family [[members]].'' #An '''individual''' right, need, etc. belongs to one person, not to a group. #: ''The [[government]] should [[protect]] not only '''individual''' [[rights]] but also group [[value]]s.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} #An '''individual''' is a single person, looked at separately from others. #:''One of the most difficult parts of growing up is learning to form your own ideas--to become an '''individual'''.'' #:''A country must [[balance]] the rights of '''individuals''' with the rights of groups.'' [[en:individual]] [[fr:individual]] [[io:individual]] [[it:individual]] [[hu:individual]] [[pl:individual]] [[pt:individual]] [[ta:individual]] [[vi:individual]] [[zh:individual]] 11369 2006-10-19T10:22:17Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:individual]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|individual|more individual|most individual}} #An '''individual''' person or thing is looked at separately from others. #: ''This office [[assist]]s whole families rather than '''individual''' family [[members]].'' #An '''individual''' right, need, etc. belongs to one person, not to a group. #: ''The [[government]] should [[protect]] not only '''individual''' [[rights]] but also group [[value]]s.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} #An '''individual''' is a single person, looked at separately from others. #:''One of the most difficult parts of growing up is learning to form your own ideas--to become an '''individual'''.'' #:''A country must [[balance]] the rights of '''individuals''' with the rights of groups.'' [[en:individual]] [[fr:individual]] [[io:individual]] [[it:individual]] [[hu:individual]] [[pl:individual]] [[pt:individual]] [[ru:individual]] [[ta:individual]] [[vi:individual]] [[zh:individual]] 12312 2006-11-16T12:04:15Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|individual|more individual|most individual}} #An '''individual''' person or thing is looked at separately from others. #: ''This office [[assist]]s whole families rather than '''individual''' family [[members]].'' #An '''individual''' right, need, etc. belongs to one person, not to a group. #: ''The [[government]] should [[protect]] not only '''individual''' [[rights]] but also group [[value]]s.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} #An '''individual''' is a single person, looked at separately from others. #:''One of the most difficult parts of growing up is learning to form your own ideas--to become an '''individual'''.'' #:''A country must [[balance]] the rights of '''individuals''' with the rights of groups.'' [[en:individual]] [[fr:individual]] [[io:individual]] [[it:individual]] [[hu:individual]] [[pl:individual]] [[pt:individual]] [[ru:individual]] [[ta:individual]] [[vi:individual]] [[zh:individual]] 2617 6399 2006-04-20T01:51:44Z Brett 77 ==Verb== {{Verb|assist|assists|assisted|assisted|assisting}} # If you '''assist''' someone, you [[help]] them. #: ''[[Nurse]]s are [[available]] to [[assist]] the [[heal]]ing [[process]].'' 6400 2006-04-20T01:52:34Z Brett 77 ==Verb== {{verb|assist|assists|assisted|assisted|assisting}} # If you '''assist''' someone, you [[help]] them. #: ''[[Nurse]]s are [[available]] to [[assist]] the [[heal]]ing [[process]].'' 6401 2006-04-20T01:55:15Z Brett 77 /* Verb */ ==Verb== {{verb|assist|assists|assisted|assisting}} # If you '''assist''' someone or something, you [[help]] them. #: ''[[Nurse]]s are [[available]] to [[assist]] the [[heal]]ing [[process]].'' 6403 2006-04-20T01:56:54Z Brett 77 /* Verb */ ==Verb== {{verb|assist|assists|assisted|assisting}} # If you '''assist''' someone or something, you [[help]] them. #: ''[[Nurse]]s are [[available]] to [[assist]] the [[heal]]ing [[process]].'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[assistance]] 6460 2006-04-26T20:18:15Z Cromwellt 61 major additions and revisions, wotd {{wotd|2006|05|11}} ==Verb== {{verb|assist|assists|assisted|assisting}} # To help. #: ''She assisted the doctor.'' #: ''[[Nurse]]s are [[available]] to [[assist]] the [[heal]]ing [[process]].'' ===Synonyms=== *[[help]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[assistance]] *[[assistant]] *[[assisted]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # (''sports'') In [[basketball]] and some other sports, a [[pass]] to another [[player]] to let him or her [[score]]. #: ''He had eight assists in that game.'' ===Related words=== *[[pass]] *[[shot]] ===See also=== *[[sports]] [[en:assist]] 7372 2006-07-18T22:26:04Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: fr, gl, hu, io, it, pt, zh {{wotd|2006|05|11}} ==Verb== {{verb|assist|assists|assisted|assisting}} # To help. #: ''She assisted the doctor.'' #: ''[[Nurse]]s are [[available]] to [[assist]] the [[heal]]ing [[process]].'' ===Synonyms=== *[[help]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[assistance]] *[[assistant]] *[[assisted]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # (''sports'') In [[basketball]] and some other sports, a [[pass]] to another [[player]] to let him or her [[score]]. #: ''He had eight assists in that game.'' ===Related words=== *[[pass]] *[[shot]] ===See also=== *[[sports]] [[en:assist]] [[fr:assist]] [[gl:assist]] [[io:assist]] [[it:assist]] [[hu:assist]] [[pt:assist]] [[zh:assist]] 8600 2006-08-13T19:04:52Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi {{wotd|2006|05|11}} ==Verb== {{verb|assist|assists|assisted|assisting}} # To help. #: ''She assisted the doctor.'' #: ''[[Nurse]]s are [[available]] to [[assist]] the [[heal]]ing [[process]].'' ===Synonyms=== *[[help]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[assistance]] *[[assistant]] *[[assisted]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # (''sports'') In [[basketball]] and some other sports, a [[pass]] to another [[player]] to let him or her [[score]]. #: ''He had eight assists in that game.'' ===Related words=== *[[pass]] *[[shot]] ===See also=== *[[sports]] [[en:assist]] [[fr:assist]] [[gl:assist]] [[io:assist]] [[it:assist]] [[hu:assist]] [[pt:assist]] [[vi:assist]] [[zh:assist]] 8811 2006-08-21T17:33:46Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: fi {{wotd|2006|05|11}} ==Verb== {{verb|assist|assists|assisted|assisting}} # To help. #: ''She assisted the doctor.'' #: ''[[Nurse]]s are [[available]] to [[assist]] the [[heal]]ing [[process]].'' ===Synonyms=== *[[help]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[assistance]] *[[assistant]] *[[assisted]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # (''sports'') In [[basketball]] and some other sports, a [[pass]] to another [[player]] to let him or her [[score]]. #: ''He had eight assists in that game.'' ===Related words=== *[[pass]] *[[shot]] ===See also=== *[[sports]] [[en:assist]] [[fr:assist]] [[gl:assist]] [[io:assist]] [[it:assist]] [[hu:assist]] [[pt:assist]] [[fi:assist]] [[vi:assist]] [[zh:assist]] 9445 2006-09-10T11:08:50Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ta {{wotd|2006|05|11}} ==Verb== {{verb|assist|assists|assisted|assisting}} # To help. #: ''She assisted the doctor.'' #: ''[[Nurse]]s are [[available]] to [[assist]] the [[heal]]ing [[process]].'' ===Synonyms=== *[[help]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[assistance]] *[[assistant]] *[[assisted]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # (''sports'') In [[basketball]] and some other sports, a [[pass]] to another [[player]] to let him or her [[score]]. #: ''He had eight assists in that game.'' ===Related words=== *[[pass]] *[[shot]] ===See also=== *[[sports]] [[en:assist]] [[fr:assist]] [[gl:assist]] [[io:assist]] [[it:assist]] [[hu:assist]] [[pt:assist]] [[fi:assist]] [[ta:assist]] [[vi:assist]] [[zh:assist]] 11113 2006-10-16T07:17:06Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:assist]] {{wotd|2006|05|11}} ==Verb== {{verb|assist|assists|assisted|assisting}} # To help. #: ''She assisted the doctor.'' #: ''[[Nurse]]s are [[available]] to [[assist]] the [[heal]]ing [[process]].'' ===Synonyms=== *[[help]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[assistance]] *[[assistant]] *[[assisted]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # (''sports'') In [[basketball]] and some other sports, a [[pass]] to another [[player]] to let him or her [[score]]. #: ''He had eight assists in that game.'' ===Related words=== *[[pass]] *[[shot]] ===See also=== *[[sports]] [[en:assist]] [[fr:assist]] [[gl:assist]] [[io:assist]] [[it:assist]] [[hu:assist]] [[pt:assist]] [[ru:assist]] [[fi:assist]] [[ta:assist]] [[vi:assist]] [[zh:assist]] 13696 2006-12-12T15:23:41Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:assist]] {{wotd|2006|05|11}} ==Verb== {{verb|assist|assists|assisted|assisting}} # To help. #: ''She assisted the doctor.'' #: ''[[Nurse]]s are [[available]] to [[assist]] the [[heal]]ing [[process]].'' ===Synonyms=== *[[help]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[assistance]] *[[assistant]] *[[assisted]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # (''sports'') In [[basketball]] and some other sports, a [[pass]] to another [[player]] to let him or her [[score]]. #: ''He had eight assists in that game.'' ===Related words=== *[[pass]] *[[shot]] ===See also=== *[[sports]] [[en:assist]] [[fa:assist]] [[fr:assist]] [[gl:assist]] [[io:assist]] [[it:assist]] [[hu:assist]] [[pt:assist]] [[ru:assist]] [[fi:assist]] [[ta:assist]] [[vi:assist]] [[zh:assist]] 2618 6404 2006-04-20T02:03:49Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # If you give someone or something '''assistance''', you give it [[help]] or [[support]]. #: ''The [[company]] may also [[provide]] [[financial]] '''assistance''' to [[single]] mothers.'' 6405 2006-04-20T02:35:25Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # If you give someone or something '''assistance''', you give [[help]] or [[support]]. #: ''The [[company]] may also [[provide]] [[financial]] '''assistance''' to [[single]] mothers.'' 7399 2006-07-18T23:27:36Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, en, et, fr, gl, hu, io, it, vi, zh ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # If you give someone or something '''assistance''', you give [[help]] or [[support]]. #: ''The [[company]] may also [[provide]] [[financial]] '''assistance''' to [[single]] mothers.'' [[de:assistance]] [[et:assistance]] [[en:assistance]] [[fr:assistance]] [[gl:assistance]] [[io:assistance]] [[it:assistance]] [[hu:assistance]] [[vi:assistance]] [[zh:assistance]] 11857 2006-11-09T15:53:40Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ru:assistance]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # If you give someone or something '''assistance''', you give [[help]] or [[support]]. #: ''The [[company]] may also [[provide]] [[financial]] '''assistance''' to [[single]] mothers.'' [[de:assistance]] [[et:assistance]] [[en:assistance]] [[fr:assistance]] [[gl:assistance]] [[io:assistance]] [[it:assistance]] [[hu:assistance]] [[ru:assistance]] [[vi:assistance]] [[zh:assistance]] 12398 2006-11-16T12:34:48Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # If you give someone or something '''assistance''', you give [[help]] or [[support]]. #: ''The [[company]] may also [[provide]] [[financial]] '''assistance''' to [[single]] mothers.'' [[de:assistance]] [[et:assistance]] [[en:assistance]] [[fr:assistance]] [[gl:assistance]] [[io:assistance]] [[it:assistance]] [[hu:assistance]] [[ru:assistance]] [[vi:assistance]] [[zh:assistance]] 2619 6414 2006-04-20T05:15:24Z Cromwellt 61 created basic entry {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun|family|families}} # A group of people with a blood or [[marriage]] relation. #: ''My parents and my two brothers are my family.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[extended family]] *[[familial]] *[[familiar]] *[[family reunion]] *[[family secret]] *[[family ties]] *[[immediate family]] *[[nuclear family]] {{family}} [[en:family]] 7490 2006-07-19T03:22:30Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: fi, fr, hu, io, it, ko, pl, ta, zh {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun|family|families}} # A group of people with a blood or [[marriage]] relation. #: ''My parents and my two brothers are my family.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[extended family]] *[[familial]] *[[familiar]] *[[family reunion]] *[[family secret]] *[[family ties]] *[[immediate family]] *[[nuclear family]] {{family}} [[en:family]] [[fr:family]] [[ko:family]] [[io:family]] [[it:family]] [[hu:family]] [[pl:family]] [[fi:family]] [[ta:family]] [[zh:family]] 8637 2006-08-13T19:23:18Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: sv {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun|family|families}} # A group of people with a blood or [[marriage]] relation. #: ''My parents and my two brothers are my family.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[extended family]] *[[familial]] *[[familiar]] *[[family reunion]] *[[family secret]] *[[family ties]] *[[immediate family]] *[[nuclear family]] {{family}} [[en:family]] [[fr:family]] [[ko:family]] [[io:family]] [[it:family]] [[hu:family]] [[pl:family]] [[fi:family]] [[sv:family]] [[ta:family]] [[zh:family]] 9619 2006-09-10T12:37:38Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi, zh-min-nan {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun|family|families}} # A group of people with a blood or [[marriage]] relation. #: ''My parents and my two brothers are my family.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[extended family]] *[[familial]] *[[familiar]] *[[family reunion]] *[[family secret]] *[[family ties]] *[[immediate family]] *[[nuclear family]] {{family}} [[zh-min-nan:family]] [[en:family]] [[fr:family]] [[ko:family]] [[io:family]] [[it:family]] [[hu:family]] [[pl:family]] [[fi:family]] [[sv:family]] [[ta:family]] [[vi:family]] [[zh:family]] 10065 2006-09-24T12:57:59Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ar:family]] {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun|family|families}} # A group of people with a blood or [[marriage]] relation. #: ''My parents and my two brothers are my family.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[extended family]] *[[familial]] *[[familiar]] *[[family reunion]] *[[family secret]] *[[family ties]] *[[immediate family]] *[[nuclear family]] {{family}} [[ar:family]] [[zh-min-nan:family]] [[en:family]] [[fr:family]] [[ko:family]] [[io:family]] [[it:family]] [[hu:family]] [[pl:family]] [[fi:family]] [[sv:family]] [[ta:family]] [[vi:family]] [[zh:family]] 10521 2006-10-08T12:58:13Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: el, hy, ja, kk {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun|family|families}} # A group of people with a blood or [[marriage]] relation. #: ''My parents and my two brothers are my family.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[extended family]] *[[familial]] *[[familiar]] *[[family reunion]] *[[family secret]] *[[family ties]] *[[immediate family]] *[[nuclear family]] {{family}} [[ar:family]] [[zh-min-nan:family]] [[el:family]] [[en:family]] [[fr:family]] [[ko:family]] [[hy:family]] [[io:family]] [[it:family]] [[kk:family]] [[hu:family]] [[ja:family]] [[pl:family]] [[fi:family]] [[sv:family]] [[ta:family]] [[vi:family]] [[zh:family]] 11184 2006-10-17T14:15:10Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:family]] {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun|family|families}} # A group of people with a blood or [[marriage]] relation. #: ''My parents and my two brothers are my family.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[extended family]] *[[familial]] *[[familiar]] *[[family reunion]] *[[family secret]] *[[family ties]] *[[immediate family]] *[[nuclear family]] {{family}} [[ar:family]] [[zh-min-nan:family]] [[el:family]] [[en:family]] [[fr:family]] [[ko:family]] [[hy:family]] [[io:family]] [[it:family]] [[kk:family]] [[hu:family]] [[ja:family]] [[pl:family]] [[ru:family]] [[fi:family]] [[sv:family]] [[ta:family]] [[vi:family]] [[zh:family]] 2620 6415 2006-04-20T05:21:50Z Cromwellt 61 created stub ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} # Number six in [[placement]]. #: ''He ran in the marathon and came in sixth.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[sixth place]] ==Noun== # A sixth part; one of six pieces. #: ''He gave me a sixth of his orange.'' [[en:sixth]] 7704 2006-07-19T11:03:56Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: et, fi, fr, it, ko, pl, sv, zh ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} # Number six in [[placement]]. #: ''He ran in the marathon and came in sixth.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[sixth place]] ==Noun== # A sixth part; one of six pieces. #: ''He gave me a sixth of his orange.'' [[et:sixth]] [[en:sixth]] [[fr:sixth]] [[ko:sixth]] [[it:sixth]] [[pl:sixth]] [[fi:sixth]] [[sv:sixth]] [[zh:sixth]] 8681 2006-08-13T19:43:40Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hu, ro ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} # Number six in [[placement]]. #: ''He ran in the marathon and came in sixth.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[sixth place]] ==Noun== # A sixth part; one of six pieces. #: ''He gave me a sixth of his orange.'' [[et:sixth]] [[en:sixth]] [[fr:sixth]] [[ko:sixth]] [[it:sixth]] [[hu:sixth]] [[pl:sixth]] [[ro:sixth]] [[fi:sixth]] [[sv:sixth]] [[zh:sixth]] 9799 2006-09-10T14:43:40Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} # Number six in [[placement]]. #: ''He ran in the marathon and came in sixth.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[sixth place]] ==Noun== # A sixth part; one of six pieces. #: ''He gave me a sixth of his orange.'' [[et:sixth]] [[en:sixth]] [[fr:sixth]] [[ko:sixth]] [[it:sixth]] [[hu:sixth]] [[pl:sixth]] [[ro:sixth]] [[fi:sixth]] [[sv:sixth]] [[vi:sixth]] [[zh:sixth]] 9908 2006-09-24T11:36:44Z Tangobot 116 Robot: Automated text replacement (-{{adjective2}} +{{adjective}}) ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # Number six in [[placement]]. #: ''He ran in the marathon and came in sixth.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[sixth place]] ==Noun== # A sixth part; one of six pieces. #: ''He gave me a sixth of his orange.'' [[et:sixth]] [[en:sixth]] [[fr:sixth]] [[ko:sixth]] [[it:sixth]] [[hu:sixth]] [[pl:sixth]] [[ro:sixth]] [[fi:sixth]] [[sv:sixth]] [[vi:sixth]] [[zh:sixth]] 12150 2006-11-11T01:17:26Z Brett 77 ==Determiner== {{determiner}} # Number six in [[placement]]. #: ''He ran in the marathon and came in sixth.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[sixth place]] ==Noun== # A sixth part; one of six pieces. #: ''He gave me a sixth of his orange.'' [[Category:Ordinal numbers]] [[et:sixth]] [[en:sixth]] [[fr:sixth]] [[ko:sixth]] [[it:sixth]] [[hu:sixth]] [[pl:sixth]] [[ro:sixth]] [[fi:sixth]] [[sv:sixth]] [[vi:sixth]] [[zh:sixth]] 2621 6416 2006-04-20T11:52:11Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun|sector|sectors}} # A '''sector''' is a part or [[division]] of an [[area]]. #:''The [[government]] is placing a large number of [[private]] [[business]]es in the [[public]] '''sector'''.'' 7712 2006-07-19T11:18:48Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fr, io, it, ja, pl ==Noun== {{noun|sector|sectors}} # A '''sector''' is a part or [[division]] of an [[area]]. #:''The [[government]] is placing a large number of [[private]] [[business]]es in the [[public]] '''sector'''.'' [[en:sector]] [[fr:sector]] [[io:sector]] [[it:sector]] [[ja:sector]] [[pl:sector]] 9747 2006-09-10T14:21:16Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Noun== {{noun|sector|sectors}} # A '''sector''' is a part or [[division]] of an [[area]]. #:''The [[government]] is placing a large number of [[private]] [[business]]es in the [[public]] '''sector'''.'' [[en:sector]] [[fr:sector]] [[io:sector]] [[it:sector]] [[ja:sector]] [[pl:sector]] [[vi:sector]] 12023 2006-11-09T17:55:35Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ru:sector]] ==Noun== {{noun|sector|sectors}} # A '''sector''' is a part or [[division]] of an [[area]]. #:''The [[government]] is placing a large number of [[private]] [[business]]es in the [[public]] '''sector'''.'' [[en:sector]] [[fr:sector]] [[io:sector]] [[it:sector]] [[ja:sector]] [[pl:sector]] [[ru:sector]] [[vi:sector]] 12307 2006-11-16T11:47:35Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun|sector|sectors}} # A '''sector''' is a part or [[division]] of an [[area]]. #:''The [[government]] is placing a large number of [[private]] [[business]]es in the [[public]] '''sector'''.'' [[en:sector]] [[fr:sector]] [[io:sector]] [[it:sector]] [[ja:sector]] [[pl:sector]] [[ru:sector]] [[vi:sector]] 2622 6417 2006-04-20T12:31:26Z Brett 77 /* Adjective */ ==Adjective== {{adjective|specific|more specific|most specific}} # A '''specific''' [[idea]], person, group etc. is the [[particular]] one that is of [[interest]]. #:''The [[interview]]er uses a [[checklist]] to make sure that '''specific''' [[area]]s are [[cover]]ed.'' # If something is '''specific''', it is [[detailed]], [[clear]], and [[limit]]ed. #:''Last time, he was happy to do anything, but feels this time he has to be more '''specific'''.'' 6418 2006-04-20T12:32:06Z Brett 77 /* Adjective */ ==Adjective== {{adjective|specific|more specific|most specific}} # A '''specific''' [[idea]], person, group etc. is the one that is of [[interest]]. #:''The [[interview]]er uses a [[checklist]] to make sure that '''specific''' [[area]]s are [[cover]]ed.'' # If something is '''specific''', it is [[detailed]], [[clear]], and [[limit]]ed. #:''Last time, he was happy to do anything, but feels this time he has to be more '''specific'''.'' 7695 2006-07-19T10:48:45Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, pl, vi, zh ==Adjective== {{adjective|specific|more specific|most specific}} # A '''specific''' [[idea]], person, group etc. is the one that is of [[interest]]. #:''The [[interview]]er uses a [[checklist]] to make sure that '''specific''' [[area]]s are [[cover]]ed.'' # If something is '''specific''', it is [[detailed]], [[clear]], and [[limit]]ed. #:''Last time, he was happy to do anything, but feels this time he has to be more '''specific'''.'' [[en:specific]] [[pl:specific]] [[fi:specific]] [[vi:specific]] [[zh:specific]] 8676 2006-08-13T19:42:49Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: io ==Adjective== {{adjective|specific|more specific|most specific}} # A '''specific''' [[idea]], person, group etc. is the one that is of [[interest]]. #:''The [[interview]]er uses a [[checklist]] to make sure that '''specific''' [[area]]s are [[cover]]ed.'' # If something is '''specific''', it is [[detailed]], [[clear]], and [[limit]]ed. #:''Last time, he was happy to do anything, but feels this time he has to be more '''specific'''.'' [[en:specific]] [[io:specific]] [[pl:specific]] [[fi:specific]] [[vi:specific]] [[zh:specific]] 12008 2006-11-09T17:53:15Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[fr:specific]], [[ru:specific]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|specific|more specific|most specific}} # A '''specific''' [[idea]], person, group etc. is the one that is of [[interest]]. #:''The [[interview]]er uses a [[checklist]] to make sure that '''specific''' [[area]]s are [[cover]]ed.'' # If something is '''specific''', it is [[detailed]], [[clear]], and [[limit]]ed. #:''Last time, he was happy to do anything, but feels this time he has to be more '''specific'''.'' [[en:specific]] [[fr:specific]] [[io:specific]] [[pl:specific]] [[ru:specific]] [[fi:specific]] [[vi:specific]] [[zh:specific]] 12239 2006-11-13T07:20:02Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:specific]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|specific|more specific|most specific}} # A '''specific''' [[idea]], person, group etc. is the one that is of [[interest]]. #:''The [[interview]]er uses a [[checklist]] to make sure that '''specific''' [[area]]s are [[cover]]ed.'' # If something is '''specific''', it is [[detailed]], [[clear]], and [[limit]]ed. #:''Last time, he was happy to do anything, but feels this time he has to be more '''specific'''.'' [[en:specific]] [[fa:specific]] [[fr:specific]] [[io:specific]] [[pl:specific]] [[ru:specific]] [[fi:specific]] [[vi:specific]] [[zh:specific]] 12313 2006-11-16T12:04:24Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|specific|more specific|most specific}} # A '''specific''' [[idea]], person, group etc. is the one that is of [[interest]]. #:''The [[interview]]er uses a [[checklist]] to make sure that '''specific''' [[area]]s are [[cover]]ed.'' # If something is '''specific''', it is [[detailed]], [[clear]], and [[limit]]ed. #:''Last time, he was happy to do anything, but feels this time he has to be more '''specific'''.'' [[en:specific]] [[fa:specific]] [[fr:specific]] [[io:specific]] [[pl:specific]] [[ru:specific]] [[fi:specific]] [[vi:specific]] [[zh:specific]] 2623 6419 2006-04-20T16:11:22Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ ==Noun== {{noun|principle|principles}} # '''Principles''' are [[personal]] [[rule]]s that tell you what is right and wrong. #: ''It goes against my '''principles''' to ignore her.'' # A '''principle''' is the [[general]] [[idea]] that [[explain]]s or [[support]]s something. #: ''The basic '''principle''' of his chair is that the [[knee]]s should be below the [[hip]]s.'' #: ''Police must not [[accept]] money because it could [[affect]] their [[judgement]]. The same '''principle''' applies if gifts, etc, are [[offer]]ed.'' 6420 2006-04-20T16:12:13Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ ==Noun== {{noun|principle|principles}} # '''Principles''' are [[personal]] [[rule]]s that tell you what is right and wrong. #: ''It goes against my '''principles''' to [[ignore]] her.'' # A '''principle''' is the [[general]] [[idea]] that [[explain]]s or [[support]]s something. #: ''The basic '''principle''' of his chair is that the [[knee]]s should be below the [[hip]]s.'' #: ''Police must not [[accept]] money because it could [[affect]] their [[judgement]]. The same '''principle''' applies if gifts, etc, are [[offer]]ed.'' 7632 2006-07-19T08:27:52Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, pt, ro, zh ==Noun== {{noun|principle|principles}} # '''Principles''' are [[personal]] [[rule]]s that tell you what is right and wrong. #: ''It goes against my '''principles''' to [[ignore]] her.'' # A '''principle''' is the [[general]] [[idea]] that [[explain]]s or [[support]]s something. #: ''The basic '''principle''' of his chair is that the [[knee]]s should be below the [[hip]]s.'' #: ''Police must not [[accept]] money because it could [[affect]] their [[judgement]]. The same '''principle''' applies if gifts, etc, are [[offer]]ed.'' [[en:principle]] [[fr:principle]] [[io:principle]] [[it:principle]] [[hu:principle]] [[pt:principle]] [[ro:principle]] [[fi:principle]] [[zh:principle]] 9718 2006-09-10T13:59:45Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Noun== {{noun|principle|principles}} # '''Principles''' are [[personal]] [[rule]]s that tell you what is right and wrong. #: ''It goes against my '''principles''' to [[ignore]] her.'' # A '''principle''' is the [[general]] [[idea]] that [[explain]]s or [[support]]s something. #: ''The basic '''principle''' of his chair is that the [[knee]]s should be below the [[hip]]s.'' #: ''Police must not [[accept]] money because it could [[affect]] their [[judgement]]. The same '''principle''' applies if gifts, etc, are [[offer]]ed.'' [[en:principle]] [[fr:principle]] [[io:principle]] [[it:principle]] [[hu:principle]] [[pt:principle]] [[ro:principle]] [[fi:principle]] [[vi:principle]] [[zh:principle]] 10190 2006-09-24T13:51:23Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[fa:principle]] ==Noun== {{noun|principle|principles}} # '''Principles''' are [[personal]] [[rule]]s that tell you what is right and wrong. #: ''It goes against my '''principles''' to [[ignore]] her.'' # A '''principle''' is the [[general]] [[idea]] that [[explain]]s or [[support]]s something. #: ''The basic '''principle''' of his chair is that the [[knee]]s should be below the [[hip]]s.'' #: ''Police must not [[accept]] money because it could [[affect]] their [[judgement]]. The same '''principle''' applies if gifts, etc, are [[offer]]ed.'' [[en:principle]] [[fa:principle]] [[fr:principle]] [[io:principle]] [[it:principle]] [[hu:principle]] [[pt:principle]] [[ro:principle]] [[fi:principle]] [[vi:principle]] [[zh:principle]] 11457 2006-10-22T20:36:19Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:principle]], [[ta:principle]] ==Noun== {{noun|principle|principles}} # '''Principles''' are [[personal]] [[rule]]s that tell you what is right and wrong. #: ''It goes against my '''principles''' to [[ignore]] her.'' # A '''principle''' is the [[general]] [[idea]] that [[explain]]s or [[support]]s something. #: ''The basic '''principle''' of his chair is that the [[knee]]s should be below the [[hip]]s.'' #: ''Police must not [[accept]] money because it could [[affect]] their [[judgement]]. The same '''principle''' applies if gifts, etc, are [[offer]]ed.'' [[en:principle]] [[fa:principle]] [[fr:principle]] [[io:principle]] [[it:principle]] [[hu:principle]] [[pt:principle]] [[ro:principle]] [[ru:principle]] [[fi:principle]] [[ta:principle]] [[vi:principle]] [[zh:principle]] 12314 2006-11-16T12:04:40Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun|principle|principles}} # '''Principles''' are [[personal]] [[rule]]s that tell you what is right and wrong. #: ''It goes against my '''principles''' to [[ignore]] her.'' # A '''principle''' is the [[general]] [[idea]] that [[explain]]s or [[support]]s something. #: ''The basic '''principle''' of his chair is that the [[knee]]s should be below the [[hip]]s.'' #: ''Police must not [[accept]] money because it could [[affect]] their [[judgement]]. The same '''principle''' applies if gifts, etc, are [[offer]]ed.'' [[en:principle]] [[fa:principle]] [[fr:principle]] [[io:principle]] [[it:principle]] [[hu:principle]] [[pt:principle]] [[ro:principle]] [[ru:principle]] [[fi:principle]] [[ta:principle]] [[vi:principle]] [[zh:principle]] 2624 6421 2006-04-20T16:16:50Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun|estimate|estimates}} # An '''estimate''' is a guess that is based on [[incomplete]] [[information]]. #: ''British Telecom will give you an '''estimate''' of the cost before doing any work.'' 7304 2006-07-17T14:56:47Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ ==Noun== {{noun|estimate|estimates}} # An '''estimate''' is a [[guess]] that is based on [[incomplete]] [[information]]. #: ''British Telecom will give you an '''estimate''' of the cost before doing any work.'' ==Verb== {{verb|estimate|estimates|estimated|estimating}} #If you estimate the number, size, cost, etc. of something, you guess based on incomplete information. #:''It's difficult to '''estimate''' how long it will take to get to London because we don't know how bad the traffic will be.'' 7305 2006-07-17T14:57:04Z Brett 77 /* Verb */ ==Noun== {{noun|estimate|estimates}} # An '''estimate''' is a [[guess]] that is based on [[incomplete]] [[information]]. #: ''British Telecom will give you an '''estimate''' of the cost before doing any work.'' ==Verb== {{verb|estimate|estimates|estimated|estimating}} #If you '''estimate''' the number, size, cost, etc. of something, you guess based on incomplete information. #:''It's difficult to '''estimate''' how long it will take to get to London because we don't know how bad the traffic will be.'' 7521 2006-07-19T04:15:46Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, io, it, pl, ru, sv, ta, zh ==Noun== {{noun|estimate|estimates}} # An '''estimate''' is a [[guess]] that is based on [[incomplete]] [[information]]. #: ''British Telecom will give you an '''estimate''' of the cost before doing any work.'' ==Verb== {{verb|estimate|estimates|estimated|estimating}} #If you '''estimate''' the number, size, cost, etc. of something, you guess based on incomplete information. #:''It's difficult to '''estimate''' how long it will take to get to London because we don't know how bad the traffic will be.'' [[en:estimate]] [[fr:estimate]] [[io:estimate]] [[it:estimate]] [[pl:estimate]] [[ru:estimate]] [[fi:estimate]] [[sv:estimate]] [[ta:estimate]] [[zh:estimate]] 9580 2006-09-10T12:25:16Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Noun== {{noun|estimate|estimates}} # An '''estimate''' is a [[guess]] that is based on [[incomplete]] [[information]]. #: ''British Telecom will give you an '''estimate''' of the cost before doing any work.'' ==Verb== {{verb|estimate|estimates|estimated|estimating}} #If you '''estimate''' the number, size, cost, etc. of something, you guess based on incomplete information. #:''It's difficult to '''estimate''' how long it will take to get to London because we don't know how bad the traffic will be.'' [[en:estimate]] [[fr:estimate]] [[io:estimate]] [[it:estimate]] [[pl:estimate]] [[ru:estimate]] [[fi:estimate]] [[sv:estimate]] [[ta:estimate]] [[vi:estimate]] [[zh:estimate]] 10921 2006-10-13T10:29:18Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ar:estimate]] ==Noun== {{noun|estimate|estimates}} # An '''estimate''' is a [[guess]] that is based on [[incomplete]] [[information]]. #: ''British Telecom will give you an '''estimate''' of the cost before doing any work.'' ==Verb== {{verb|estimate|estimates|estimated|estimating}} #If you '''estimate''' the number, size, cost, etc. of something, you guess based on incomplete information. #:''It's difficult to '''estimate''' how long it will take to get to London because we don't know how bad the traffic will be.'' [[ar:estimate]] [[en:estimate]] [[fr:estimate]] [[io:estimate]] [[it:estimate]] [[pl:estimate]] [[ru:estimate]] [[fi:estimate]] [[sv:estimate]] [[ta:estimate]] [[vi:estimate]] [[zh:estimate]] 12315 2006-11-16T12:04:47Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun|estimate|estimates}} # An '''estimate''' is a [[guess]] that is based on [[incomplete]] [[information]]. #: ''British Telecom will give you an '''estimate''' of the cost before doing any work.'' ==Verb== {{verb|estimate|estimates|estimated|estimating}} #If you '''estimate''' the number, size, cost, etc. of something, you guess based on incomplete information. #:''It's difficult to '''estimate''' how long it will take to get to London because we don't know how bad the traffic will be.'' [[ar:estimate]] [[en:estimate]] [[fr:estimate]] [[io:estimate]] [[it:estimate]] [[pl:estimate]] [[ru:estimate]] [[fi:estimate]] [[sv:estimate]] [[ta:estimate]] [[vi:estimate]] [[zh:estimate]] 13735 2006-12-13T03:48:41Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:estimate]] {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun|estimate|estimates}} # An '''estimate''' is a [[guess]] that is based on [[incomplete]] [[information]]. #: ''British Telecom will give you an '''estimate''' of the cost before doing any work.'' ==Verb== {{verb|estimate|estimates|estimated|estimating}} #If you '''estimate''' the number, size, cost, etc. of something, you guess based on incomplete information. #:''It's difficult to '''estimate''' how long it will take to get to London because we don't know how bad the traffic will be.'' [[ar:estimate]] [[en:estimate]] [[fa:estimate]] [[fr:estimate]] [[io:estimate]] [[it:estimate]] [[pl:estimate]] [[ru:estimate]] [[fi:estimate]] [[sv:estimate]] [[ta:estimate]] [[vi:estimate]] [[zh:estimate]] 2625 6422 2006-04-20T16:25:45Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ ==Noun== {{noun|variable|variables}} # A variable is something that may not always be the same. #: ''In life [[insurance]], sex is an important '''variable''' because men [[generally]] die younger than women.'' 7754 2006-07-19T12:48:12Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, gl, hu, io, it, ja, zh ==Noun== {{noun|variable|variables}} # A variable is something that may not always be the same. #: ''In life [[insurance]], sex is an important '''variable''' because men [[generally]] die younger than women.'' [[en:variable]] [[fr:variable]] [[gl:variable]] [[io:variable]] [[it:variable]] [[hu:variable]] [[ja:variable]] [[fi:variable]] [[zh:variable]] 8701 2006-08-13T19:48:51Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: pt, vi ==Noun== {{noun|variable|variables}} # A variable is something that may not always be the same. #: ''In life [[insurance]], sex is an important '''variable''' because men [[generally]] die younger than women.'' [[en:variable]] [[fr:variable]] [[gl:variable]] [[io:variable]] [[it:variable]] [[hu:variable]] [[ja:variable]] [[pt:variable]] [[fi:variable]] [[vi:variable]] [[zh:variable]] 11082 2006-10-15T02:03:04Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[et:variable]], [[kk:variable]] ==Noun== {{noun|variable|variables}} # A variable is something that may not always be the same. #: ''In life [[insurance]], sex is an important '''variable''' because men [[generally]] die younger than women.'' [[et:variable]] [[en:variable]] [[fr:variable]] [[gl:variable]] [[io:variable]] [[it:variable]] [[kk:variable]] [[hu:variable]] [[ja:variable]] [[pt:variable]] [[fi:variable]] [[vi:variable]] [[zh:variable]] 11356 2006-10-19T01:14:38Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:variable]] ==Noun== {{noun|variable|variables}} # A variable is something that may not always be the same. #: ''In life [[insurance]], sex is an important '''variable''' because men [[generally]] die younger than women.'' [[et:variable]] [[en:variable]] [[fr:variable]] [[gl:variable]] [[io:variable]] [[it:variable]] [[kk:variable]] [[hu:variable]] [[ja:variable]] [[pt:variable]] [[ru:variable]] [[fi:variable]] [[vi:variable]] [[zh:variable]] 12062 2006-11-09T18:20:50Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[pl:variable]] ==Noun== {{noun|variable|variables}} # A variable is something that may not always be the same. #: ''In life [[insurance]], sex is an important '''variable''' because men [[generally]] die younger than women.'' [[et:variable]] [[en:variable]] [[fr:variable]] [[gl:variable]] [[io:variable]] [[it:variable]] [[kk:variable]] [[hu:variable]] [[ja:variable]] [[pl:variable]] [[pt:variable]] [[ru:variable]] [[fi:variable]] [[vi:variable]] [[zh:variable]] 12316 2006-11-16T12:04:54Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun|variable|variables}} # A variable is something that may not always be the same. #: ''In life [[insurance]], sex is an important '''variable''' because men [[generally]] die younger than women.'' [[et:variable]] [[en:variable]] [[fr:variable]] [[gl:variable]] [[io:variable]] [[it:variable]] [[kk:variable]] [[hu:variable]] [[ja:variable]] [[pl:variable]] [[pt:variable]] [[ru:variable]] [[fi:variable]] [[vi:variable]] [[zh:variable]] 13016 2006-11-29T20:22:20Z Brett 77 + adjective {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun|variable|variables}} # A '''variable''' is something that may not always be the same. #: ''In life [[insurance]], sex is an important '''variable''' because men generally die younger than women.'' ==Adjective== {{adjective|variable|more variable|most variable}} # If something is '''variable''', it [[change]]s often. [[et:variable]] [[en:variable]] [[fr:variable]] [[gl:variable]] [[io:variable]] [[it:variable]] [[kk:variable]] [[hu:variable]] [[ja:variable]] [[pl:variable]] [[pt:variable]] [[ru:variable]] [[fi:variable]] [[vi:variable]] [[zh:variable]] 2626 6423 2006-04-20T16:30:58Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ ==Noun== {{noun|method|methods}} # If you use a '''method''' to achieve a goal, then you use a planned [[process]]. #: ''It is quite simple to use the '''method''' [[describe]]d in [[Section]] 7.2 to find the [[solution]].'' 6424 2006-04-20T16:31:38Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ ==Noun== {{noun|method|methods}} # If you use a '''method''' to [[achieve]] a [[goal]], then you use a [[plan]]ned [[process]]. #: ''It is quite simple to use the '''method''' [[describe]]d in [[Section]] 7.2 to find the [[solution]].'' 7587 2006-07-19T06:36:21Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fa, fi, fr, hu, io, it, pt, ta, zh ==Noun== {{noun|method|methods}} # If you use a '''method''' to [[achieve]] a [[goal]], then you use a [[plan]]ned [[process]]. #: ''It is quite simple to use the '''method''' [[describe]]d in [[Section]] 7.2 to find the [[solution]].'' [[en:method]] [[fa:method]] [[fr:method]] [[io:method]] [[it:method]] [[hu:method]] [[pt:method]] [[fi:method]] [[ta:method]] [[zh:method]] 9698 2006-09-10T13:42:55Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy, vi ==Noun== {{noun|method|methods}} # If you use a '''method''' to [[achieve]] a [[goal]], then you use a [[plan]]ned [[process]]. #: ''It is quite simple to use the '''method''' [[describe]]d in [[Section]] 7.2 to find the [[solution]].'' [[en:method]] [[fa:method]] [[fr:method]] [[hy:method]] [[io:method]] [[it:method]] [[hu:method]] [[pt:method]] [[fi:method]] [[ta:method]] [[vi:method]] [[zh:method]] 11453 2006-10-22T18:09:43Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:method]] ==Noun== {{noun|method|methods}} # If you use a '''method''' to [[achieve]] a [[goal]], then you use a [[plan]]ned [[process]]. #: ''It is quite simple to use the '''method''' [[describe]]d in [[Section]] 7.2 to find the [[solution]].'' [[en:method]] [[fa:method]] [[fr:method]] [[hy:method]] [[io:method]] [[it:method]] [[hu:method]] [[pt:method]] [[ru:method]] [[fi:method]] [[ta:method]] [[vi:method]] [[zh:method]] 12297 2006-11-16T05:45:49Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[af:method]] ==Noun== {{noun|method|methods}} # If you use a '''method''' to [[achieve]] a [[goal]], then you use a [[plan]]ned [[process]]. #: ''It is quite simple to use the '''method''' [[describe]]d in [[Section]] 7.2 to find the [[solution]].'' [[af:method]] [[en:method]] [[fa:method]] [[fr:method]] [[hy:method]] [[io:method]] [[it:method]] [[hu:method]] [[pt:method]] [[ru:method]] [[fi:method]] [[ta:method]] [[vi:method]] [[zh:method]] 12317 2006-11-16T12:05:02Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun|method|methods}} # If you use a '''method''' to [[achieve]] a [[goal]], then you use a [[plan]]ned [[process]]. #: ''It is quite simple to use the '''method''' [[describe]]d in [[Section]] 7.2 to find the [[solution]].'' [[af:method]] [[en:method]] [[fa:method]] [[fr:method]] [[hy:method]] [[io:method]] [[it:method]] [[hu:method]] [[pt:method]] [[ru:method]] [[fi:method]] [[ta:method]] [[vi:method]] [[zh:method]] 2627 6426 2006-04-20T17:36:14Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ ==Noun== {{noun|brother|brothers}} # Your brother is the (other) male child of your parents. #: ''Two [[sister]]s and their '''brother''' died in their beds early yesterday.'' 6427 2006-04-20T17:37:03Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ ==Noun== {{noun|brother|brothers}} # Your '''brother''' is the (other) [[male]] child of your [[parent]]s. #: ''Two [[sister]]s and their '''brother''' died in their beds early yesterday.'' 6435 2006-04-24T23:10:00Z Cromwellt 61 added derived words, family template ==Noun== {{noun|brother|brothers}} # Your '''brother''' is the (other) [[male]] child of your [[parent]]s. #: ''Two [[sister]]s and their '''brother''' died in their beds early yesterday.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[brotherhood]] *[[brotherly]] {{family}} 6437 2006-04-24T23:19:33Z Cromwellt 61 added link to English Wiktionary ==Noun== {{noun|brother|brothers}} # Your '''brother''' is the (other) [[male]] child of your [[parent]]s. #: ''Two [[sister]]s and their '''brother''' died in their beds early yesterday.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[brotherhood]] *[[brotherly]] {{family}} [[en:brother]] 6438 2006-04-24T23:20:08Z Cromwellt 61 added reference to BE850 {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun|brother|brothers}} # Your '''brother''' is the (other) [[male]] child of your [[parent]]s. #: ''Two [[sister]]s and their '''brother''' died in their beds early yesterday.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[brotherhood]] *[[brotherly]] {{family}} [[en:brother]] 7409 2006-07-18T23:49:16Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, el, fa, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, ko, la, pl, ru, sr, sv, zh, zh-min-nan {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun|brother|brothers}} # Your '''brother''' is the (other) [[male]] child of your [[parent]]s. #: ''Two [[sister]]s and their '''brother''' died in their beds early yesterday.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[brotherhood]] *[[brotherly]] {{family}} [[zh-min-nan:brother]] [[de:brother]] [[el:brother]] [[en:brother]] [[fa:brother]] [[fr:brother]] [[ko:brother]] [[io:brother]] [[it:brother]] [[la:brother]] [[hu:brother]] [[ja:brother]] [[pl:brother]] [[ru:brother]] [[sr:brother]] [[fi:brother]] [[sv:brother]] [[zh:brother]] 8857 2006-08-21T18:39:36Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy, ta {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun|brother|brothers}} # Your '''brother''' is the (other) [[male]] child of your [[parent]]s. #: ''Two [[sister]]s and their '''brother''' died in their beds early yesterday.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[brotherhood]] *[[brotherly]] {{family}} [[zh-min-nan:brother]] [[de:brother]] [[el:brother]] [[en:brother]] [[fa:brother]] [[fr:brother]] [[ko:brother]] [[hy:brother]] [[io:brother]] [[it:brother]] [[la:brother]] [[hu:brother]] [[ja:brother]] [[pl:brother]] [[ru:brother]] [[sr:brother]] [[fi:brother]] [[sv:brother]] [[ta:brother]] [[zh:brother]] 9475 2006-09-10T11:27:26Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: pt {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun|brother|brothers}} # Your '''brother''' is the (other) [[male]] child of your [[parent]]s. #: ''Two [[sister]]s and their '''brother''' died in their beds early yesterday.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[brotherhood]] *[[brotherly]] {{family}} [[zh-min-nan:brother]] [[de:brother]] [[el:brother]] [[en:brother]] [[fa:brother]] [[fr:brother]] [[ko:brother]] [[hy:brother]] [[io:brother]] [[it:brother]] [[la:brother]] [[hu:brother]] [[ja:brother]] [[pl:brother]] [[pt:brother]] [[ru:brother]] [[sr:brother]] [[fi:brother]] [[sv:brother]] [[ta:brother]] [[zh:brother]] 9984 2006-09-24T12:25:07Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ar:brother]], [[tr:brother]], [[vi:brother]] {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun|brother|brothers}} # Your '''brother''' is the (other) [[male]] child of your [[parent]]s. #: ''Two [[sister]]s and their '''brother''' died in their beds early yesterday.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[brotherhood]] *[[brotherly]] {{family}} [[ar:brother]] [[zh-min-nan:brother]] [[de:brother]] [[el:brother]] [[en:brother]] [[fa:brother]] [[fr:brother]] [[ko:brother]] [[hy:brother]] [[io:brother]] [[it:brother]] [[la:brother]] [[hu:brother]] [[ja:brother]] [[pl:brother]] [[pt:brother]] [[ru:brother]] [[sr:brother]] [[fi:brother]] [[sv:brother]] [[ta:brother]] [[vi:brother]] [[tr:brother]] [[zh:brother]] 10486 2006-10-07T19:50:15Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:brother]], [[uk:brother]] {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun|brother|brothers}} # Your '''brother''' is the (other) [[male]] child of your [[parent]]s. #: ''Two [[sister]]s and their '''brother''' died in their beds early yesterday.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[brotherhood]] *[[brotherly]] {{family}} [[ar:brother]] [[zh-min-nan:brother]] [[de:brother]] [[el:brother]] [[en:brother]] [[fa:brother]] [[fr:brother]] [[ko:brother]] [[hy:brother]] [[io:brother]] [[it:brother]] [[kk:brother]] [[la:brother]] [[hu:brother]] [[ja:brother]] [[pl:brother]] [[pt:brother]] [[ru:brother]] [[sr:brother]] [[fi:brother]] [[sv:brother]] [[ta:brother]] [[vi:brother]] [[tr:brother]] [[uk:brother]] [[zh:brother]] 2628 6428 2006-04-21T01:38:35Z Brett 77 /* Determiner */ ==determiner== # '''All''' of something is 100% of it, or the [[entire]] [[amount]]. #: ''Well you could stay in bed '''all''' day on Friday. And I could take the kids to school.'' #: ''You know, you can't see '''all''' of the moon.'' # '''All''' of some things means every one. #: ''We had two hundred and twelve men, and '''all''' of these men had the same [[problem]].'' #: ''And then you can go and tell '''all''' your friends about it.'' 6429 2006-04-21T01:39:23Z Brett 77 /* Determiner */ ==determiner== # '''All''' of something is 100% of it, or the [[entire]] [[amount]]. #: ''Well you could stay in bed '''all''' day on Friday. And I could take the kids to school.'' #: ''You know, you can't see '''all''' of the moon.'' # '''All''' of some things means every one. #: ''And then you can go and tell '''all''' your friends about it.'' #: ''We had two hundred and twelve men, and '''all''' of these men had the same [[problem]].'' 7215 2006-07-16T02:52:09Z Brett 77 /* determiner */ ==Determiner== {{determiner}} # '''All''' of something is 100% of it, or the [[entire]] [[amount]]. #: ''Well you could stay in bed '''all''' day on Friday. And I could take the kids to school.'' #: ''You know, you can't see '''all''' of the moon.'' # '''All''' of some things means every one. #: ''And then you can go and tell '''all''' your friends about it.'' #: ''We had two hundred and twelve men, and '''all''' of these men had the same [[problem]].'' 7322 2006-07-18T20:12:46Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, el, en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, ko, la, no, pl, pt, ta, uk, zh ==Determiner== {{determiner}} # '''All''' of something is 100% of it, or the [[entire]] [[amount]]. #: ''Well you could stay in bed '''all''' day on Friday. And I could take the kids to school.'' #: ''You know, you can't see '''all''' of the moon.'' # '''All''' of some things means every one. #: ''And then you can go and tell '''all''' your friends about it.'' #: ''We had two hundred and twelve men, and '''all''' of these men had the same [[problem]].'' [[de:all]] [[el:all]] [[en:all]] [[fr:all]] [[ko:all]] [[io:all]] [[it:all]] [[la:all]] [[hu:all]] [[ja:all]] [[no:all]] [[pl:all]] [[pt:all]] [[fi:all]] [[ta:all]] [[uk:all]] [[zh:all]] 8802 2006-08-21T17:26:36Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy ==Determiner== {{determiner}} # '''All''' of something is 100% of it, or the [[entire]] [[amount]]. #: ''Well you could stay in bed '''all''' day on Friday. And I could take the kids to school.'' #: ''You know, you can't see '''all''' of the moon.'' # '''All''' of some things means every one. #: ''And then you can go and tell '''all''' your friends about it.'' #: ''We had two hundred and twelve men, and '''all''' of these men had the same [[problem]].'' [[de:all]] [[el:all]] [[en:all]] [[fr:all]] [[ko:all]] [[hy:all]] [[io:all]] [[it:all]] [[la:all]] [[hu:all]] [[ja:all]] [[no:all]] [[pl:all]] [[pt:all]] [[fi:all]] [[ta:all]] [[uk:all]] [[zh:all]] 9459 2006-09-10T11:13:11Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Determiner== {{determiner}} # '''All''' of something is 100% of it, or the [[entire]] [[amount]]. #: ''Well you could stay in bed '''all''' day on Friday. And I could take the kids to school.'' #: ''You know, you can't see '''all''' of the moon.'' # '''All''' of some things means every one. #: ''And then you can go and tell '''all''' your friends about it.'' #: ''We had two hundred and twelve men, and '''all''' of these men had the same [[problem]].'' [[de:all]] [[el:all]] [[en:all]] [[fr:all]] [[ko:all]] [[hy:all]] [[io:all]] [[it:all]] [[la:all]] [[hu:all]] [[ja:all]] [[no:all]] [[pl:all]] [[pt:all]] [[fi:all]] [[ta:all]] [[vi:all]] [[uk:all]] [[zh:all]] 9960 2006-09-24T12:14:48Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[es:all]] ==Determiner== {{determiner}} # '''All''' of something is 100% of it, or the [[entire]] [[amount]]. #: ''Well you could stay in bed '''all''' day on Friday. And I could take the kids to school.'' #: ''You know, you can't see '''all''' of the moon.'' # '''All''' of some things means every one. #: ''And then you can go and tell '''all''' your friends about it.'' #: ''We had two hundred and twelve men, and '''all''' of these men had the same [[problem]].'' [[de:all]] [[el:all]] [[en:all]] [[es:all]] [[fr:all]] [[ko:all]] [[hy:all]] [[io:all]] [[it:all]] [[la:all]] [[hu:all]] [[ja:all]] [[no:all]] [[pl:all]] [[pt:all]] [[fi:all]] [[ta:all]] [[vi:all]] [[uk:all]] [[zh:all]] 10349 2006-10-04T20:31:54Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ku:all]], [[ru:all]] ==Determiner== {{determiner}} # '''All''' of something is 100% of it, or the [[entire]] [[amount]]. #: ''Well you could stay in bed '''all''' day on Friday. And I could take the kids to school.'' #: ''You know, you can't see '''all''' of the moon.'' # '''All''' of some things means every one. #: ''And then you can go and tell '''all''' your friends about it.'' #: ''We had two hundred and twelve men, and '''all''' of these men had the same [[problem]].'' [[de:all]] [[el:all]] [[en:all]] [[es:all]] [[fr:all]] [[ko:all]] [[hy:all]] [[io:all]] [[it:all]] [[ku:all]] [[la:all]] [[hu:all]] [[ja:all]] [[no:all]] [[pl:all]] [[pt:all]] [[ru:all]] [[fi:all]] [[ta:all]] [[vi:all]] [[uk:all]] [[zh:all]] 10902 2006-10-13T04:19:03Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:all]] ==Determiner== {{determiner}} # '''All''' of something is 100% of it, or the [[entire]] [[amount]]. #: ''Well you could stay in bed '''all''' day on Friday. And I could take the kids to school.'' #: ''You know, you can't see '''all''' of the moon.'' # '''All''' of some things means every one. #: ''And then you can go and tell '''all''' your friends about it.'' #: ''We had two hundred and twelve men, and '''all''' of these men had the same [[problem]].'' [[de:all]] [[el:all]] [[en:all]] [[es:all]] [[fr:all]] [[ko:all]] [[hy:all]] [[io:all]] [[it:all]] [[kk:all]] [[ku:all]] [[la:all]] [[hu:all]] [[ja:all]] [[no:all]] [[pl:all]] [[pt:all]] [[ru:all]] [[fi:all]] [[ta:all]] [[vi:all]] [[uk:all]] [[zh:all]] 11155 2006-10-16T21:39:16Z PullToOpen 119 {{BE850}} {{BE850}} ==Determiner== {{determiner}} # '''All''' of something is 100% of it, or the [[entire]] [[amount]]. #: ''Well you could stay in bed '''all''' day on Friday. And I could take the kids to school.'' #: ''You know, you can't see '''all''' of the moon.'' # '''All''' of some things means every one. #: ''And then you can go and tell '''all''' your friends about it.'' #: ''We had two hundred and twelve men, and '''all''' of these men had the same [[problem]].'' [[de:all]] [[el:all]] [[en:all]] [[es:all]] [[fr:all]] [[ko:all]] [[hy:all]] [[io:all]] [[it:all]] [[kk:all]] [[ku:all]] [[la:all]] [[hu:all]] [[ja:all]] [[no:all]] [[pl:all]] [[pt:all]] [[ru:all]] [[fi:all]] [[ta:all]] [[vi:all]] [[uk:all]] [[zh:all]] 2629 6430 2006-04-21T12:52:43Z 220.15.200.33 redirect to differently capitalized version #REDIRECT [[Cyrillic alphabet]] 2630 6431 2006-04-21T16:46:51Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # If you do a job, you are paid '''money''' for the job. If you buy something, you exchange '''money''' for it. #: ''You don't want to [[spend]] your '''money''' on an ice cream. You can buy something else.'' 7618 2006-07-19T08:01:00Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ang, en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, ko, pl, ru, ta, uk, zh ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # If you do a job, you are paid '''money''' for the job. If you buy something, you exchange '''money''' for it. #: ''You don't want to [[spend]] your '''money''' on an ice cream. You can buy something else.'' [[ang:money]] [[en:money]] [[fr:money]] [[ko:money]] [[io:money]] [[it:money]] [[hu:money]] [[ja:money]] [[pl:money]] [[ru:money]] [[fi:money]] [[ta:money]] [[uk:money]] [[zh:money]] 7834 2006-07-21T01:17:10Z Kappa 92 image ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # If you do a job, you are paid '''money''' for the job. If you buy something, you exchange '''money''' for it. #: ''You don't want to [[spend]] your '''money''' on an ice cream. You can buy something else.'' [[Image:Fljhfdshrukeurrewfd.jpg|thumb|Money]] [[ang:money]] [[en:money]] [[fr:money]] [[ko:money]] [[io:money]] [[it:money]] [[hu:money]] [[ja:money]] [[pl:money]] [[ru:money]] [[fi:money]] [[ta:money]] [[uk:money]] [[zh:money]] 9702 2006-09-10T13:45:05Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: pt, vi, zh-min-nan ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # If you do a job, you are paid '''money''' for the job. If you buy something, you exchange '''money''' for it. #: ''You don't want to [[spend]] your '''money''' on an ice cream. You can buy something else.'' [[Image:Fljhfdshrukeurrewfd.jpg|thumb|Money]] [[ang:money]] [[zh-min-nan:money]] [[en:money]] [[fr:money]] [[ko:money]] [[io:money]] [[it:money]] [[hu:money]] [[ja:money]] [[pl:money]] [[pt:money]] [[ru:money]] [[fi:money]] [[ta:money]] [[vi:money]] [[uk:money]] [[zh:money]] 10146 2006-09-24T13:31:18Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[tr:money]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # If you do a job, you are paid '''money''' for the job. If you buy something, you exchange '''money''' for it. #: ''You don't want to [[spend]] your '''money''' on an ice cream. You can buy something else.'' [[Image:Fljhfdshrukeurrewfd.jpg|thumb|Money]] [[ang:money]] [[zh-min-nan:money]] [[en:money]] [[fr:money]] [[ko:money]] [[io:money]] [[it:money]] [[hu:money]] [[ja:money]] [[pl:money]] [[pt:money]] [[ru:money]] [[fi:money]] [[ta:money]] [[vi:money]] [[tr:money]] [[uk:money]] [[zh:money]] 10549 2006-10-08T21:28:34Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:money]], [[ky:money]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # If you do a job, you are paid '''money''' for the job. If you buy something, you exchange '''money''' for it. #: ''You don't want to [[spend]] your '''money''' on an ice cream. You can buy something else.'' [[Image:Fljhfdshrukeurrewfd.jpg|thumb|Money]] [[ang:money]] [[zh-min-nan:money]] [[en:money]] [[fr:money]] [[ko:money]] [[io:money]] [[it:money]] [[kk:money]] [[ky:money]] [[hu:money]] [[ja:money]] [[pl:money]] [[pt:money]] [[ru:money]] [[fi:money]] [[ta:money]] [[vi:money]] [[tr:money]] [[uk:money]] [[zh:money]] 11671 2006-10-31T07:00:44Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[el:money]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # If you do a job, you are paid '''money''' for the job. If you buy something, you exchange '''money''' for it. #: ''You don't want to [[spend]] your '''money''' on an ice cream. You can buy something else.'' [[Image:Fljhfdshrukeurrewfd.jpg|thumb|Money]] [[ang:money]] [[zh-min-nan:money]] [[el:money]] [[en:money]] [[fr:money]] [[ko:money]] [[io:money]] [[it:money]] [[kk:money]] [[ky:money]] [[hu:money]] [[ja:money]] [[pl:money]] [[pt:money]] [[ru:money]] [[fi:money]] [[ta:money]] [[vi:money]] [[tr:money]] [[uk:money]] [[zh:money]] 12691 2006-11-26T09:47:58Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ku:money]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # If you do a job, you are paid '''money''' for the job. If you buy something, you exchange '''money''' for it. #: ''You don't want to [[spend]] your '''money''' on an ice cream. You can buy something else.'' [[Image:Fljhfdshrukeurrewfd.jpg|thumb|Money]] [[ang:money]] [[zh-min-nan:money]] [[el:money]] [[en:money]] [[fr:money]] [[ko:money]] [[io:money]] [[it:money]] [[kk:money]] [[ky:money]] [[ku:money]] [[hu:money]] [[ja:money]] [[pl:money]] [[pt:money]] [[ru:money]] [[fi:money]] [[ta:money]] [[vi:money]] [[tr:money]] [[uk:money]] [[zh:money]] 2631 6432 2006-04-22T01:46:59Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # '''Data''' is [[information]], such as [[fact]]s, [[number]]s, [[photograph]]s, etc. #: ''A [[study]] using [[experiment]]al '''data''' from ten schools found no [[difference]] between [[method]]s.'' {{noun|datum|data}} # '''Data''' are pieces of [[information]], such as [[fact]]s, [[number]]s, [[photograph]]s, etc. 7456 2006-07-19T01:53:46Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, el, en, et, fi, fr, hu, id, io, it, no, pl, pt, sv, ta, zh ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # '''Data''' is [[information]], such as [[fact]]s, [[number]]s, [[photograph]]s, etc. #: ''A [[study]] using [[experiment]]al '''data''' from ten schools found no [[difference]] between [[method]]s.'' {{noun|datum|data}} # '''Data''' are pieces of [[information]], such as [[fact]]s, [[number]]s, [[photograph]]s, etc. [[de:data]] [[et:data]] [[el:data]] [[en:data]] [[fr:data]] [[io:data]] [[id:data]] [[it:data]] [[hu:data]] [[no:data]] [[pl:data]] [[pt:data]] [[fi:data]] [[sv:data]] [[ta:data]] [[zh:data]] 9540 2006-09-10T12:04:39Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # '''Data''' is [[information]], such as [[fact]]s, [[number]]s, [[photograph]]s, etc. #: ''A [[study]] using [[experiment]]al '''data''' from ten schools found no [[difference]] between [[method]]s.'' {{noun|datum|data}} # '''Data''' are pieces of [[information]], such as [[fact]]s, [[number]]s, [[photograph]]s, etc. [[de:data]] [[et:data]] [[el:data]] [[en:data]] [[fr:data]] [[io:data]] [[id:data]] [[it:data]] [[hu:data]] [[no:data]] [[pl:data]] [[pt:data]] [[fi:data]] [[sv:data]] [[ta:data]] [[vi:data]] [[zh:data]] 11917 2006-11-09T16:26:23Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ru:data]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # '''Data''' is [[information]], such as [[fact]]s, [[number]]s, [[photograph]]s, etc. #: ''A [[study]] using [[experiment]]al '''data''' from ten schools found no [[difference]] between [[method]]s.'' {{noun|datum|data}} # '''Data''' are pieces of [[information]], such as [[fact]]s, [[number]]s, [[photograph]]s, etc. [[de:data]] [[et:data]] [[el:data]] [[en:data]] [[fr:data]] [[io:data]] [[id:data]] [[it:data]] [[hu:data]] [[no:data]] [[pl:data]] [[pt:data]] [[ru:data]] [[fi:data]] [[sv:data]] [[ta:data]] [[vi:data]] [[zh:data]] 12318 2006-11-16T12:05:13Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # '''Data''' is [[information]], such as [[fact]]s, [[number]]s, [[photograph]]s, etc. #: ''A [[study]] using [[experiment]]al '''data''' from ten schools found no [[difference]] between [[method]]s.'' {{noun|datum|data}} # '''Data''' are pieces of [[information]], such as [[fact]]s, [[number]]s, [[photograph]]s, etc. [[de:data]] [[et:data]] [[el:data]] [[en:data]] [[fr:data]] [[io:data]] [[id:data]] [[it:data]] [[hu:data]] [[no:data]] [[pl:data]] [[pt:data]] [[ru:data]] [[fi:data]] [[sv:data]] [[ta:data]] [[vi:data]] [[zh:data]] 12606 2006-11-25T10:29:50Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[tr:data]] {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # '''Data''' is [[information]], such as [[fact]]s, [[number]]s, [[photograph]]s, etc. #: ''A [[study]] using [[experiment]]al '''data''' from ten schools found no [[difference]] between [[method]]s.'' {{noun|datum|data}} # '''Data''' are pieces of [[information]], such as [[fact]]s, [[number]]s, [[photograph]]s, etc. [[de:data]] [[et:data]] [[el:data]] [[en:data]] [[fr:data]] [[io:data]] [[id:data]] [[it:data]] [[hu:data]] [[no:data]] [[pl:data]] [[pt:data]] [[ru:data]] [[fi:data]] [[sv:data]] [[ta:data]] [[vi:data]] [[tr:data]] [[zh:data]] 2632 6434 2006-04-24T13:10:15Z Brett 77 /* Adverb */ ==Adverb== # If something is '''absolutely''' [[true]], [[correct]], etc., it's 100% so. #: ''I [[agree]]. You're '''absolutely''' right.'' #: ''I'm not '''absolutely''' [[sure]], but I [[think]] it's OK.'' # If something is '''absolutely''' [[beautiful]], [[brilliant]], etc., it's very much so. #: ''"It was wonderful," Martha said. "Absolutely wonderful! The best!"'' # You say there is '''absolutely''' nothing, to [[emphasise]] that there is nothing. #: I have '''absolutely''' no idea why he said that. 7331 2006-07-18T20:31:17Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, io, it, pt, ru ==Adverb== # If something is '''absolutely''' [[true]], [[correct]], etc., it's 100% so. #: ''I [[agree]]. You're '''absolutely''' right.'' #: ''I'm not '''absolutely''' [[sure]], but I [[think]] it's OK.'' # If something is '''absolutely''' [[beautiful]], [[brilliant]], etc., it's very much so. #: ''"It was wonderful," Martha said. "Absolutely wonderful! The best!"'' # You say there is '''absolutely''' nothing, to [[emphasise]] that there is nothing. #: I have '''absolutely''' no idea why he said that. [[en:absolutely]] [[fr:absolutely]] [[io:absolutely]] [[it:absolutely]] [[pt:absolutely]] [[ru:absolutely]] [[fi:absolutely]] 9411 2006-09-10T10:44:41Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Adverb== # If something is '''absolutely''' [[true]], [[correct]], etc., it's 100% so. #: ''I [[agree]]. You're '''absolutely''' right.'' #: ''I'm not '''absolutely''' [[sure]], but I [[think]] it's OK.'' # If something is '''absolutely''' [[beautiful]], [[brilliant]], etc., it's very much so. #: ''"It was wonderful," Martha said. "Absolutely wonderful! The best!"'' # You say there is '''absolutely''' nothing, to [[emphasise]] that there is nothing. #: I have '''absolutely''' no idea why he said that. [[en:absolutely]] [[fr:absolutely]] [[io:absolutely]] [[it:absolutely]] [[pt:absolutely]] [[ru:absolutely]] [[fi:absolutely]] [[vi:absolutely]] 10317 2006-10-01T06:52:16Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[et:absolutely]] ==Adverb== # If something is '''absolutely''' [[true]], [[correct]], etc., it's 100% so. #: ''I [[agree]]. You're '''absolutely''' right.'' #: ''I'm not '''absolutely''' [[sure]], but I [[think]] it's OK.'' # If something is '''absolutely''' [[beautiful]], [[brilliant]], etc., it's very much so. #: ''"It was wonderful," Martha said. "Absolutely wonderful! The best!"'' # You say there is '''absolutely''' nothing, to [[emphasise]] that there is nothing. #: I have '''absolutely''' no idea why he said that. [[et:absolutely]] [[en:absolutely]] [[fr:absolutely]] [[io:absolutely]] [[it:absolutely]] [[pt:absolutely]] [[ru:absolutely]] [[fi:absolutely]] [[vi:absolutely]] 12371 2006-11-16T12:25:48Z Tangotango 94 +adverb ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # If something is '''absolutely''' [[true]], [[correct]], etc., it's 100% so. #: ''I [[agree]]. You're '''absolutely''' right.'' #: ''I'm not '''absolutely''' [[sure]], but I [[think]] it's OK.'' # If something is '''absolutely''' [[beautiful]], [[brilliant]], etc., it's very much so. #: ''"It was wonderful," Martha said. "Absolutely wonderful! The best!"'' # You say there is '''absolutely''' nothing, to [[emphasise]] that there is nothing. #: I have '''absolutely''' no idea why he said that. [[et:absolutely]] [[en:absolutely]] [[fr:absolutely]] [[io:absolutely]] [[it:absolutely]] [[pt:absolutely]] [[ru:absolutely]] [[fi:absolutely]] [[vi:absolutely]] 14252 2006-12-21T18:51:50Z Brett 77 ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # If something is '''absolutely''' [[true]], [[correct]], etc., it's 100% so. #: ''I [[agree]]. You're '''absolutely''' right.'' #: ''I'm not '''absolutely''' [[sure]], but I [[think]] it's OK.'' # If something is '''absolutely''' [[beautiful]], [[brilliant]], etc., it's very much so. #: ''"It was wonderful," Martha said. "'''Absolutely''' wonderful! The best!"'' # You say there is '''absolutely''' nothing, to [[emphasise]] that there is nothing. #: I have '''absolutely''' no idea why he said that. [[et:absolutely]] [[en:absolutely]] [[fr:absolutely]] [[io:absolutely]] [[it:absolutely]] [[pt:absolutely]] [[ru:absolutely]] [[fi:absolutely]] [[vi:absolutely]] 2633 6436 2006-04-24T23:18:53Z Cromwellt 61 created page {{BE850}} ==Verb== {{verb|doubt|doubts|doubted|doubting}} # To question. #: ''He doubts the value of her actions.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[question]] ===Antonyms=== *[[trust]] *[[believe]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[doubting Thomas]] *[[doubter]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A question or [[uncertainty]] about something. #: ''His mind was full of doubts.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[question]] *[[uncertainty]] *[[cynicism]] *[[disbelief]] ===Antonyms=== *[[trust]] *[[certainty]] *[[belief]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[doubtless]] *[[in doubt]] *[[redoubtable]] *[[undoubtably]] *[[undoubtedly]] *[[without a doubt]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[skepticism]] *[[agnosticism]] ===See also=== *[[belief]] [[en:doubt]] 7444 2006-07-19T01:33:15Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ang, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Verb== {{verb|doubt|doubts|doubted|doubting}} # To question. #: ''He doubts the value of her actions.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[question]] ===Antonyms=== *[[trust]] *[[believe]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[doubting Thomas]] *[[doubter]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A question or [[uncertainty]] about something. #: ''His mind was full of doubts.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[question]] *[[uncertainty]] *[[cynicism]] *[[disbelief]] ===Antonyms=== *[[trust]] *[[certainty]] *[[belief]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[doubtless]] *[[in doubt]] *[[redoubtable]] *[[undoubtably]] *[[undoubtedly]] *[[without a doubt]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[skepticism]] *[[agnosticism]] ===See also=== *[[belief]] [[ang:doubt]] [[en:doubt]] [[fr:doubt]] [[io:doubt]] [[it:doubt]] [[hu:doubt]] [[ja:doubt]] [[fi:doubt]] [[vi:doubt]] [[zh:doubt]] 8942 2006-08-21T21:31:17Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ta {{BE850}} ==Verb== {{verb|doubt|doubts|doubted|doubting}} # To question. #: ''He doubts the value of her actions.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[question]] ===Antonyms=== *[[trust]] *[[believe]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[doubting Thomas]] *[[doubter]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A question or [[uncertainty]] about something. #: ''His mind was full of doubts.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[question]] *[[uncertainty]] *[[cynicism]] *[[disbelief]] ===Antonyms=== *[[trust]] *[[certainty]] *[[belief]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[doubtless]] *[[in doubt]] *[[redoubtable]] *[[undoubtably]] *[[undoubtedly]] *[[without a doubt]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[skepticism]] *[[agnosticism]] ===See also=== *[[belief]] [[ang:doubt]] [[en:doubt]] [[fr:doubt]] [[io:doubt]] [[it:doubt]] [[hu:doubt]] [[ja:doubt]] [[fi:doubt]] [[ta:doubt]] [[vi:doubt]] [[zh:doubt]] 9570 2006-09-10T12:13:35Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy {{BE850}} ==Verb== {{verb|doubt|doubts|doubted|doubting}} # To question. #: ''He doubts the value of her actions.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[question]] ===Antonyms=== *[[trust]] *[[believe]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[doubting Thomas]] *[[doubter]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A question or [[uncertainty]] about something. #: ''His mind was full of doubts.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[question]] *[[uncertainty]] *[[cynicism]] *[[disbelief]] ===Antonyms=== *[[trust]] *[[certainty]] *[[belief]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[doubtless]] *[[in doubt]] *[[redoubtable]] *[[undoubtably]] *[[undoubtedly]] *[[without a doubt]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[skepticism]] *[[agnosticism]] ===See also=== *[[belief]] [[ang:doubt]] [[en:doubt]] [[fr:doubt]] [[hy:doubt]] [[io:doubt]] [[it:doubt]] [[hu:doubt]] [[ja:doubt]] [[fi:doubt]] [[ta:doubt]] [[vi:doubt]] [[zh:doubt]] 10035 2006-09-24T12:46:35Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[pt:doubt]] {{BE850}} ==Verb== {{verb|doubt|doubts|doubted|doubting}} # To question. #: ''He doubts the value of her actions.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[question]] ===Antonyms=== *[[trust]] *[[believe]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[doubting Thomas]] *[[doubter]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A question or [[uncertainty]] about something. #: ''His mind was full of doubts.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[question]] *[[uncertainty]] *[[cynicism]] *[[disbelief]] ===Antonyms=== *[[trust]] *[[certainty]] *[[belief]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[doubtless]] *[[in doubt]] *[[redoubtable]] *[[undoubtably]] *[[undoubtedly]] *[[without a doubt]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[skepticism]] *[[agnosticism]] ===See also=== *[[belief]] [[ang:doubt]] [[en:doubt]] [[fr:doubt]] [[hy:doubt]] [[io:doubt]] [[it:doubt]] [[hu:doubt]] [[ja:doubt]] [[pt:doubt]] [[fi:doubt]] [[ta:doubt]] [[vi:doubt]] [[zh:doubt]] 10687 2006-10-10T00:37:19Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:doubt]] {{BE850}} ==Verb== {{verb|doubt|doubts|doubted|doubting}} # To question. #: ''He doubts the value of her actions.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[question]] ===Antonyms=== *[[trust]] *[[believe]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[doubting Thomas]] *[[doubter]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A question or [[uncertainty]] about something. #: ''His mind was full of doubts.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[question]] *[[uncertainty]] *[[cynicism]] *[[disbelief]] ===Antonyms=== *[[trust]] *[[certainty]] *[[belief]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[doubtless]] *[[in doubt]] *[[redoubtable]] *[[undoubtably]] *[[undoubtedly]] *[[without a doubt]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[skepticism]] *[[agnosticism]] ===See also=== *[[belief]] [[ang:doubt]] [[en:doubt]] [[fr:doubt]] [[hy:doubt]] [[io:doubt]] [[it:doubt]] [[kk:doubt]] [[hu:doubt]] [[ja:doubt]] [[pt:doubt]] [[fi:doubt]] [[ta:doubt]] [[vi:doubt]] [[zh:doubt]] 11300 2006-10-18T14:22:35Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:doubt]] {{BE850}} ==Verb== {{verb|doubt|doubts|doubted|doubting}} # To question. #: ''He doubts the value of her actions.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[question]] ===Antonyms=== *[[trust]] *[[believe]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[doubting Thomas]] *[[doubter]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A question or [[uncertainty]] about something. #: ''His mind was full of doubts.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[question]] *[[uncertainty]] *[[cynicism]] *[[disbelief]] ===Antonyms=== *[[trust]] *[[certainty]] *[[belief]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[doubtless]] *[[in doubt]] *[[redoubtable]] *[[undoubtably]] *[[undoubtedly]] *[[without a doubt]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[skepticism]] *[[agnosticism]] ===See also=== *[[belief]] [[ang:doubt]] [[en:doubt]] [[fr:doubt]] [[hy:doubt]] [[io:doubt]] [[it:doubt]] [[kk:doubt]] [[hu:doubt]] [[ja:doubt]] [[pt:doubt]] [[ru:doubt]] [[fi:doubt]] [[ta:doubt]] [[vi:doubt]] [[zh:doubt]] 14316 2006-12-22T02:11:24Z Brett 77 {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A question or [[uncertainty]] about something. #: ''His mind was full of '''doubts'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[question]] *[[uncertainty]] *[[cynicism]] *[[disbelief]] ===Antonyms=== *[[trust]] *[[certainty]] *[[belief]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[doubtless]] *[[in doubt]] *[[redoubtable]] *[[undoubtably]] *[[undoubtedly]] *[[without a doubt]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[skepticism]] *[[agnosticism]] ===See also=== *[[belief]] ==Verb== {{verb|doubt|doubts|doubted|doubting}} # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''doubt''' someone or something, you don't [[believe]] them completely. #: ''He '''doubts''' the value of her actions.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[question]] ===Antonyms=== *[[trust]] *[[believe]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[doubting Thomas]] *[[doubter]] [[ang:doubt]] [[en:doubt]] [[fr:doubt]] [[hy:doubt]] [[io:doubt]] [[it:doubt]] [[kk:doubt]] [[hu:doubt]] [[ja:doubt]] [[pt:doubt]] [[ru:doubt]] [[fi:doubt]] [[ta:doubt]] [[vi:doubt]] [[zh:doubt]] 2634 6445 2006-04-24T23:55:32Z Cromwellt 61 created unsigned template <small>&mdash;''This unsigned comment was added by'' [[User:{{{1}}}|{{{1}}}]] ([[User talk:{{{1}}}|talk]]&nbsp;&bull;&nbsp;[[Special:Contributions/{{{1}}}|contribs]]) {{{2|}}}.</small> <!--Inserted with Template:unsigned--> 2635 6448 2006-04-25T13:05:06Z Red Baron 78 [[m:User:Red_Baron]] 2636 6449 2006-04-25T16:16:33Z H2g2bob 43 == Noun == {{noun}} # ''(uncountable: there is no plural)'' Any [[man-made]] object which is either [[beautiful]] or makes the viewer [[think]]. Common examples of art are [[painting]]s and [[photograph]]s. #: People say these items are "piece of art." #: ''The [[gallery]] has many '''pieces of art''''' # A creation or study of pieces of art. #: ''[[Paint]]ing, music and writing are '''arts'''.'' # An [[action]] which is done very well; a [[skill]] #: ''She has making [[basket]]s down to an '''art''''' 7412 2006-07-18T23:57:26Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, de, el, en, et, fa, fi, fr, gl, hu, io, it, ku, nl, pl, pt, ro, sv, ta, uk, zh == Noun == {{noun}} # ''(uncountable: there is no plural)'' Any [[man-made]] object which is either [[beautiful]] or makes the viewer [[think]]. Common examples of art are [[painting]]s and [[photograph]]s. #: People say these items are "piece of art." #: ''The [[gallery]] has many '''pieces of art''''' # A creation or study of pieces of art. #: ''[[Paint]]ing, music and writing are '''arts'''.'' # An [[action]] which is done very well; a [[skill]] #: ''She has making [[basket]]s down to an '''art''''' [[ar:art]] [[de:art]] [[et:art]] [[el:art]] [[en:art]] [[fa:art]] [[fr:art]] [[gl:art]] [[io:art]] [[it:art]] [[ku:art]] [[hu:art]] [[nl:art]] [[pl:art]] [[pt:art]] [[ro:art]] [[fi:art]] [[sv:art]] [[ta:art]] [[uk:art]] [[zh:art]] 8817 2006-08-21T17:38:56Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy == Noun == {{noun}} # ''(uncountable: there is no plural)'' Any [[man-made]] object which is either [[beautiful]] or makes the viewer [[think]]. Common examples of art are [[painting]]s and [[photograph]]s. #: People say these items are "piece of art." #: ''The [[gallery]] has many '''pieces of art''''' # A creation or study of pieces of art. #: ''[[Paint]]ing, music and writing are '''arts'''.'' # An [[action]] which is done very well; a [[skill]] #: ''She has making [[basket]]s down to an '''art''''' [[ar:art]] [[de:art]] [[et:art]] [[el:art]] [[en:art]] [[fa:art]] [[fr:art]] [[gl:art]] [[hy:art]] [[io:art]] [[it:art]] [[ku:art]] [[hu:art]] [[nl:art]] [[pl:art]] [[pt:art]] [[ro:art]] [[fi:art]] [[sv:art]] [[ta:art]] [[uk:art]] [[zh:art]] 9450 2006-09-10T11:11:01Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: id == Noun == {{noun}} # ''(uncountable: there is no plural)'' Any [[man-made]] object which is either [[beautiful]] or makes the viewer [[think]]. Common examples of art are [[painting]]s and [[photograph]]s. #: People say these items are "piece of art." #: ''The [[gallery]] has many '''pieces of art''''' # A creation or study of pieces of art. #: ''[[Paint]]ing, music and writing are '''arts'''.'' # An [[action]] which is done very well; a [[skill]] #: ''She has making [[basket]]s down to an '''art''''' [[ar:art]] [[de:art]] [[et:art]] [[el:art]] [[en:art]] [[fa:art]] [[fr:art]] [[gl:art]] [[hy:art]] [[io:art]] [[id:art]] [[it:art]] [[ku:art]] [[hu:art]] [[nl:art]] [[pl:art]] [[pt:art]] [[ro:art]] [[fi:art]] [[sv:art]] [[ta:art]] [[uk:art]] [[zh:art]] 9948 2006-09-24T12:12:48Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[vi:art]] == Noun == {{noun}} # ''(uncountable: there is no plural)'' Any [[man-made]] object which is either [[beautiful]] or makes the viewer [[think]]. Common examples of art are [[painting]]s and [[photograph]]s. #: People say these items are "piece of art." #: ''The [[gallery]] has many '''pieces of art''''' # A creation or study of pieces of art. #: ''[[Paint]]ing, music and writing are '''arts'''.'' # An [[action]] which is done very well; a [[skill]] #: ''She has making [[basket]]s down to an '''art''''' [[ar:art]] [[de:art]] [[et:art]] [[el:art]] [[en:art]] [[fa:art]] [[fr:art]] [[gl:art]] [[hy:art]] [[io:art]] [[id:art]] [[it:art]] [[ku:art]] [[hu:art]] [[nl:art]] [[pl:art]] [[pt:art]] [[ro:art]] [[fi:art]] [[sv:art]] [[ta:art]] [[vi:art]] [[uk:art]] [[zh:art]] 10643 2006-10-09T15:20:56Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:art]], [[tr:art]] == Noun == {{noun}} # ''(uncountable: there is no plural)'' Any [[man-made]] object which is either [[beautiful]] or makes the viewer [[think]]. Common examples of art are [[painting]]s and [[photograph]]s. #: People say these items are "piece of art." #: ''The [[gallery]] has many '''pieces of art''''' # A creation or study of pieces of art. #: ''[[Paint]]ing, music and writing are '''arts'''.'' # An [[action]] which is done very well; a [[skill]] #: ''She has making [[basket]]s down to an '''art''''' [[ar:art]] [[de:art]] [[et:art]] [[el:art]] [[en:art]] [[fa:art]] [[fr:art]] [[gl:art]] [[hy:art]] [[io:art]] [[id:art]] [[it:art]] [[kk:art]] [[ku:art]] [[hu:art]] [[nl:art]] [[pl:art]] [[pt:art]] [[ro:art]] [[fi:art]] [[sv:art]] [[ta:art]] [[vi:art]] [[tr:art]] [[uk:art]] [[zh:art]] 11048 2006-10-14T19:18:53Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:art]] == Noun == {{noun}} # ''(uncountable: there is no plural)'' Any [[man-made]] object which is either [[beautiful]] or makes the viewer [[think]]. Common examples of art are [[painting]]s and [[photograph]]s. #: People say these items are "piece of art." #: ''The [[gallery]] has many '''pieces of art''''' # A creation or study of pieces of art. #: ''[[Paint]]ing, music and writing are '''arts'''.'' # An [[action]] which is done very well; a [[skill]] #: ''She has making [[basket]]s down to an '''art''''' [[ar:art]] [[de:art]] [[et:art]] [[el:art]] [[en:art]] [[fa:art]] [[fr:art]] [[gl:art]] [[hy:art]] [[io:art]] [[id:art]] [[it:art]] [[kk:art]] [[ku:art]] [[hu:art]] [[nl:art]] [[pl:art]] [[pt:art]] [[ro:art]] [[ru:art]] [[fi:art]] [[sv:art]] [[ta:art]] [[vi:art]] [[tr:art]] [[uk:art]] [[zh:art]] 11206 2006-10-17T20:04:52Z PullToOpen 119 {{BE850}} {{BE850}} == Noun == {{noun}} # ''(uncountable: there is no plural)'' Any [[man-made]] object which is either [[beautiful]] or makes the viewer [[think]]. Common examples of art are [[painting]]s and [[photograph]]s. #: People say these items are "piece of art." #: ''The [[gallery]] has many '''pieces of art''''' # A creation or study of pieces of art. #: ''[[Paint]]ing, music and writing are '''arts'''.'' # An [[action]] which is done very well; a [[skill]] #: ''She has making [[basket]]s down to an '''art''''' [[ar:art]] [[de:art]] [[et:art]] [[el:art]] [[en:art]] [[fa:art]] [[fr:art]] [[gl:art]] [[hy:art]] [[io:art]] [[id:art]] [[it:art]] [[kk:art]] [[ku:art]] [[hu:art]] [[nl:art]] [[pl:art]] [[pt:art]] [[ro:art]] [[ru:art]] [[fi:art]] [[sv:art]] [[ta:art]] [[vi:art]] [[tr:art]] [[uk:art]] [[zh:art]] 12866 2006-11-27T14:02:45Z Coppertwig 139 simpler {{BE850}} == Noun == {{noun}} # ''(uncountable: there is no plural)'' Any [[man-made]] object which is either [[beautiful]] or makes the viewer [[think]]. Common examples of art are [[painting]]s and [[photograph]]s. #: ''The [[gallery]] has many '''pieces of art''''' # A creation or study of pieces of art. #: ''[[Paint]]ing, music and writing are '''arts'''.'' # An [[action]] which is done very well; a [[skill]] #: ''She has making [[basket]]s down to an '''art''''' [[ar:art]] [[de:art]] [[et:art]] [[el:art]] [[en:art]] [[fa:art]] [[fr:art]] [[gl:art]] [[hy:art]] [[io:art]] [[id:art]] [[it:art]] [[kk:art]] [[ku:art]] [[hu:art]] [[nl:art]] [[pl:art]] [[pt:art]] [[ro:art]] [[ru:art]] [[fi:art]] [[sv:art]] [[ta:art]] [[vi:art]] [[tr:art]] [[uk:art]] [[zh:art]] 12867 2006-11-27T14:03:10Z Coppertwig 139 picture {{BE850}} == Noun == {{noun}} [[Image:Georges Delperier Sculpture 3.jpg|thumb|A piece of '''art''']] # ''(uncountable: there is no plural)'' Any [[man-made]] object which is either [[beautiful]] or makes the viewer [[think]]. Common examples of art are [[painting]]s and [[photograph]]s. #: People say these items are "piece of art." #: ''The [[gallery]] has many '''pieces of art''''' # A creation or study of pieces of art. #: ''[[Paint]]ing, music and writing are '''arts'''.'' # An [[action]] which is done very well; a [[skill]] #: ''She has making [[basket]]s down to an '''art''''' [[ar:art]] [[de:art]] [[et:art]] [[el:art]] [[en:art]] [[fa:art]] [[fr:art]] [[gl:art]] [[hy:art]] [[io:art]] [[id:art]] [[it:art]] [[kk:art]] [[ku:art]] [[hu:art]] [[nl:art]] [[pl:art]] [[pt:art]] [[ro:art]] [[ru:art]] [[fi:art]] [[sv:art]] [[ta:art]] [[vi:art]] [[tr:art]] [[uk:art]] [[zh:art]] 12868 2006-11-27T14:03:46Z Coppertwig 139 simpler {{BE850}} == Noun == {{noun}} [[Image:Georges Delperier Sculpture 3.jpg|thumb|A piece of '''art''']] # ''(uncountable: there is no plural)'' Any [[man-made]] object which is either [[beautiful]] or makes the viewer [[think]]. Common examples of art are [[painting]]s and [[photograph]]s. #: ''The [[gallery]] has many '''pieces of art''''' # A creation or study of pieces of art. #: ''[[Paint]]ing, music and writing are '''arts'''.'' # An [[action]] which is done very well; a [[skill]] #: ''She has making [[basket]]s down to an '''art''''' [[ar:art]] [[de:art]] [[et:art]] [[el:art]] [[en:art]] [[fa:art]] [[fr:art]] [[gl:art]] [[hy:art]] [[io:art]] [[id:art]] [[it:art]] [[kk:art]] [[ku:art]] [[hu:art]] [[nl:art]] [[pl:art]] [[pt:art]] [[ro:art]] [[ru:art]] [[fi:art]] [[sv:art]] [[ta:art]] [[vi:art]] [[tr:art]] [[uk:art]] [[zh:art]] 2637 6450 2006-04-25T16:17:43Z H2g2bob 43 #redirect [[art]] 2638 6451 2006-04-26T17:56:55Z Cromwellt 61 created entry, wotd {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|07}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|cold|colder|coldest}} # Low in [[temperature]]. #: ''Her hands were cold.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[freezing]] ===Antonyms=== *[[hot]] *[[burning]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[cold-blooded]] *[[coldhearted]] *[[coldly]] *[[coldness]] *[[cold blood]] *[[get cold]] *[[get colder]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[cool]] *[[chilly]] *[[temperature]] ===See also=== *[[freeze]] *[[hypothermia]] *[[ice]] *[[low]] *[[snow]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[mild]] [[sickness]]. #: ''He has a cold.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[common cold]] *[[flu]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[cold season]] *[[head cold]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[cough]] *[[disease]] *[[illness]] *[[runny nose]] *[[sickness]] *[[sneeze]] *[[sore throat]] ===See also=== *[[health]] [[en:cold]] 7183 2006-07-16T00:43:14Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|07}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|cold|colder|coldest}} # Low in [[temperature]]. #: ''Her hands were cold.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[freezing]] ===Antonyms=== *[[hot]] *[[burning]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[cold-blooded]] *[[coldhearted]] *[[coldly]] *[[coldness]] *[[cold blood]] *[[get cold]] *[[get colder]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[cool]] *[[chilly]] *[[temperature]] ===See also=== *[[freeze]] *[[hypothermia]] *[[ice]] *[[low]] *[[snow]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[mild]] [[sickness]] that give your [[trouble]] with your [[nose]] and [[throat]]. #: ''He has a cold, so he stayed in bed, kept warm, and took some medicine.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[common cold]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[cold season]] *[[head cold]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[cough]] *[[disease]] *[[illness]] *[[runny nose]] *[[sickness]] *[[sneeze]] *[[sore throat]] ===See also=== *[[health]] [[en:cold]] 7184 2006-07-16T00:43:39Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|07}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|cold|colder|coldest}} # Low in [[temperature]]. #: ''Her hands were cold.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[freezing]] ===Antonyms=== *[[hot]] *[[burning]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[cold-blooded]] *[[coldhearted]] *[[coldly]] *[[coldness]] *[[cold blood]] *[[get cold]] *[[get colder]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[cool]] *[[chilly]] *[[temperature]] ===See also=== *[[freeze]] *[[hypothermia]] *[[ice]] *[[low]] *[[snow]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[mild]] [[sickness]]. It gives your [[trouble]] with your [[nose]] and [[throat]]. #: ''He has a cold, so he stayed in bed, kept warm, and took some medicine.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[common cold]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[cold season]] *[[head cold]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[cough]] *[[disease]] *[[illness]] *[[runny nose]] *[[sickness]] *[[sneeze]] *[[sore throat]] ===See also=== *[[health]] [[en:cold]] 7185 2006-07-16T00:43:59Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|07}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|cold|colder|coldest}} # Low in [[temperature]]. #: ''Her hands were cold.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[freezing]] ===Antonyms=== *[[hot]] *[[burning]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[cold-blooded]] *[[coldhearted]] *[[coldly]] *[[coldness]] *[[cold blood]] *[[get cold]] *[[get colder]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[cool]] *[[chilly]] *[[temperature]] ===See also=== *[[freeze]] *[[hypothermia]] *[[ice]] *[[low]] *[[snow]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[mild]] [[sickness]]. It gives your [[trouble]] with your [[nose]] and [[throat]]. #: ''He has a '''cold''', so he stayed in bed, kept warm, and took some [[medicine]].'' ===Synonyms=== *[[common cold]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[cold season]] *[[head cold]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[cough]] *[[disease]] *[[illness]] *[[runny nose]] *[[sickness]] *[[sneeze]] *[[sore throat]] ===See also=== *[[health]] [[en:cold]] 7433 2006-07-19T01:07:55Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ang, el, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ko, pt, sv, ta, zh {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|07}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|cold|colder|coldest}} # Low in [[temperature]]. #: ''Her hands were cold.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[freezing]] ===Antonyms=== *[[hot]] *[[burning]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[cold-blooded]] *[[coldhearted]] *[[coldly]] *[[coldness]] *[[cold blood]] *[[get cold]] *[[get colder]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[cool]] *[[chilly]] *[[temperature]] ===See also=== *[[freeze]] *[[hypothermia]] *[[ice]] *[[low]] *[[snow]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[mild]] [[sickness]]. It gives your [[trouble]] with your [[nose]] and [[throat]]. #: ''He has a '''cold''', so he stayed in bed, kept warm, and took some [[medicine]].'' ===Synonyms=== *[[common cold]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[cold season]] *[[head cold]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[cough]] *[[disease]] *[[illness]] *[[runny nose]] *[[sickness]] *[[sneeze]] *[[sore throat]] ===See also=== *[[health]] [[ang:cold]] [[el:cold]] [[en:cold]] [[fr:cold]] [[ko:cold]] [[io:cold]] [[it:cold]] [[hu:cold]] [[pt:cold]] [[fi:cold]] [[sv:cold]] [[ta:cold]] [[zh:cold]] 8439 2006-08-03T02:21:39Z Brett 77 {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|07}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|cold|colder|coldest}} # Low in [[temperature]]. #: ''The wind made her hands '''cold'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[freezing]] ===Antonyms=== *[[hot]] *[[burning]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[cold-blooded]] *[[coldhearted]] *[[coldly]] *[[coldness]] *[[cold blood]] *[[get cold]] *[[get colder]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[cool]] *[[chilly]] *[[temperature]] ===See also=== *[[freeze]] *[[hypothermia]] *[[ice]] *[[low]] *[[snow]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[mild]] [[sickness]]. It gives your [[trouble]] with your [[nose]] and [[throat]]. #: ''He has a '''cold''', so he stayed in bed, kept warm, and took some [[medicine]].'' ===Synonyms=== *[[common cold]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[cold season]] *[[head cold]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[cough]] *[[disease]] *[[illness]] *[[runny nose]] *[[sickness]] *[[sneeze]] *[[sore throat]] ===See also=== *[[health]] [[ang:cold]] [[el:cold]] [[en:cold]] [[fr:cold]] [[ko:cold]] [[io:cold]] [[it:cold]] [[hu:cold]] [[pt:cold]] [[fi:cold]] [[sv:cold]] [[ta:cold]] [[zh:cold]] 8890 2006-08-21T19:59:19Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|07}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|cold|colder|coldest}} # Low in [[temperature]]. #: ''The wind made her hands '''cold'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[freezing]] ===Antonyms=== *[[hot]] *[[burning]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[cold-blooded]] *[[coldhearted]] *[[coldly]] *[[coldness]] *[[cold blood]] *[[get cold]] *[[get colder]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[cool]] *[[chilly]] *[[temperature]] ===See also=== *[[freeze]] *[[hypothermia]] *[[ice]] *[[low]] *[[snow]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[mild]] [[sickness]]. It gives your [[trouble]] with your [[nose]] and [[throat]]. #: ''He has a '''cold''', so he stayed in bed, kept warm, and took some [[medicine]].'' ===Synonyms=== *[[common cold]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[cold season]] *[[head cold]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[cough]] *[[disease]] *[[illness]] *[[runny nose]] *[[sickness]] *[[sneeze]] *[[sore throat]] ===See also=== *[[health]] [[ang:cold]] [[el:cold]] [[en:cold]] [[fr:cold]] [[ko:cold]] [[hy:cold]] [[io:cold]] [[it:cold]] [[hu:cold]] [[pt:cold]] [[fi:cold]] [[sv:cold]] [[ta:cold]] [[zh:cold]] 9527 2006-09-10T11:52:16Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|07}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|cold|colder|coldest}} # Low in [[temperature]]. #: ''The wind made her hands '''cold'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[freezing]] ===Antonyms=== *[[hot]] *[[burning]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[cold-blooded]] *[[coldhearted]] *[[coldly]] *[[coldness]] *[[cold blood]] *[[get cold]] *[[get colder]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[cool]] *[[chilly]] *[[temperature]] ===See also=== *[[freeze]] *[[hypothermia]] *[[ice]] *[[low]] *[[snow]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[mild]] [[sickness]]. It gives your [[trouble]] with your [[nose]] and [[throat]]. #: ''He has a '''cold''', so he stayed in bed, kept warm, and took some [[medicine]].'' ===Synonyms=== *[[common cold]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[cold season]] *[[head cold]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[cough]] *[[disease]] *[[illness]] *[[runny nose]] *[[sickness]] *[[sneeze]] *[[sore throat]] ===See also=== *[[health]] [[ang:cold]] [[el:cold]] [[en:cold]] [[fr:cold]] [[ko:cold]] [[hy:cold]] [[io:cold]] [[it:cold]] [[hu:cold]] [[pt:cold]] [[fi:cold]] [[sv:cold]] [[ta:cold]] [[vi:cold]] [[zh:cold]] 10004 2006-09-24T12:34:57Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[es:cold]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|07}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|cold|colder|coldest}} # Low in [[temperature]]. #: ''The wind made her hands '''cold'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[freezing]] ===Antonyms=== *[[hot]] *[[burning]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[cold-blooded]] *[[coldhearted]] *[[coldly]] *[[coldness]] *[[cold blood]] *[[get cold]] *[[get colder]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[cool]] *[[chilly]] *[[temperature]] ===See also=== *[[freeze]] *[[hypothermia]] *[[ice]] *[[low]] *[[snow]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[mild]] [[sickness]]. It gives your [[trouble]] with your [[nose]] and [[throat]]. #: ''He has a '''cold''', so he stayed in bed, kept warm, and took some [[medicine]].'' ===Synonyms=== *[[common cold]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[cold season]] *[[head cold]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[cough]] *[[disease]] *[[illness]] *[[runny nose]] *[[sickness]] *[[sneeze]] *[[sore throat]] ===See also=== *[[health]] [[ang:cold]] [[el:cold]] [[en:cold]] [[es:cold]] [[fr:cold]] [[ko:cold]] [[hy:cold]] [[io:cold]] [[it:cold]] [[hu:cold]] [[pt:cold]] [[fi:cold]] [[sv:cold]] [[ta:cold]] [[vi:cold]] [[zh:cold]] 10610 2006-10-09T11:26:54Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ja:cold]], [[kk:cold]], [[uk:cold]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|07}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|cold|colder|coldest}} # Low in [[temperature]]. #: ''The wind made her hands '''cold'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[freezing]] ===Antonyms=== *[[hot]] *[[burning]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[cold-blooded]] *[[coldhearted]] *[[coldly]] *[[coldness]] *[[cold blood]] *[[get cold]] *[[get colder]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[cool]] *[[chilly]] *[[temperature]] ===See also=== *[[freeze]] *[[hypothermia]] *[[ice]] *[[low]] *[[snow]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[mild]] [[sickness]]. It gives your [[trouble]] with your [[nose]] and [[throat]]. #: ''He has a '''cold''', so he stayed in bed, kept warm, and took some [[medicine]].'' ===Synonyms=== *[[common cold]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[cold season]] *[[head cold]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[cough]] *[[disease]] *[[illness]] *[[runny nose]] *[[sickness]] *[[sneeze]] *[[sore throat]] ===See also=== *[[health]] [[ang:cold]] [[el:cold]] [[en:cold]] [[es:cold]] [[fr:cold]] [[ko:cold]] [[hy:cold]] [[io:cold]] [[it:cold]] [[kk:cold]] [[hu:cold]] [[ja:cold]] [[pt:cold]] [[fi:cold]] [[sv:cold]] [[ta:cold]] [[vi:cold]] [[uk:cold]] [[zh:cold]] 11194 2006-10-17T19:42:31Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:cold]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|07}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|cold|colder|coldest}} # Low in [[temperature]]. #: ''The wind made her hands '''cold'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[freezing]] ===Antonyms=== *[[hot]] *[[burning]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[cold-blooded]] *[[coldhearted]] *[[coldly]] *[[coldness]] *[[cold blood]] *[[get cold]] *[[get colder]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[cool]] *[[chilly]] *[[temperature]] ===See also=== *[[freeze]] *[[hypothermia]] *[[ice]] *[[low]] *[[snow]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[mild]] [[sickness]]. It gives your [[trouble]] with your [[nose]] and [[throat]]. #: ''He has a '''cold''', so he stayed in bed, kept warm, and took some [[medicine]].'' ===Synonyms=== *[[common cold]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[cold season]] *[[head cold]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[cough]] *[[disease]] *[[illness]] *[[runny nose]] *[[sickness]] *[[sneeze]] *[[sore throat]] ===See also=== *[[health]] [[ang:cold]] [[el:cold]] [[en:cold]] [[es:cold]] [[fr:cold]] [[ko:cold]] [[hy:cold]] [[io:cold]] [[it:cold]] [[kk:cold]] [[hu:cold]] [[ja:cold]] [[pt:cold]] [[ru:cold]] [[fi:cold]] [[sv:cold]] [[ta:cold]] [[vi:cold]] [[uk:cold]] [[zh:cold]] 12507 2006-11-17T18:35:57Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[pl:cold]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|07}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|cold|colder|coldest}} # Low in [[temperature]]. #: ''The wind made her hands '''cold'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[freezing]] ===Antonyms=== *[[hot]] *[[burning]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[cold-blooded]] *[[coldhearted]] *[[coldly]] *[[coldness]] *[[cold blood]] *[[get cold]] *[[get colder]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[cool]] *[[chilly]] *[[temperature]] ===See also=== *[[freeze]] *[[hypothermia]] *[[ice]] *[[low]] *[[snow]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[mild]] [[sickness]]. It gives your [[trouble]] with your [[nose]] and [[throat]]. #: ''He has a '''cold''', so he stayed in bed, kept warm, and took some [[medicine]].'' ===Synonyms=== *[[common cold]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[cold season]] *[[head cold]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[cough]] *[[disease]] *[[illness]] *[[runny nose]] *[[sickness]] *[[sneeze]] *[[sore throat]] ===See also=== *[[health]] [[ang:cold]] [[el:cold]] [[en:cold]] [[es:cold]] [[fr:cold]] [[ko:cold]] [[hy:cold]] [[io:cold]] [[it:cold]] [[kk:cold]] [[hu:cold]] [[ja:cold]] [[pl:cold]] [[pt:cold]] [[ru:cold]] [[fi:cold]] [[sv:cold]] [[ta:cold]] [[vi:cold]] [[uk:cold]] [[zh:cold]] 13725 2006-12-12T23:25:48Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:cold]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|07}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|cold|colder|coldest}} # Low in [[temperature]]. #: ''The wind made her hands '''cold'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[freezing]] ===Antonyms=== *[[hot]] *[[burning]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[cold-blooded]] *[[coldhearted]] *[[coldly]] *[[coldness]] *[[cold blood]] *[[get cold]] *[[get colder]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[cool]] *[[chilly]] *[[temperature]] ===See also=== *[[freeze]] *[[hypothermia]] *[[ice]] *[[low]] *[[snow]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[mild]] [[sickness]]. It gives your [[trouble]] with your [[nose]] and [[throat]]. #: ''He has a '''cold''', so he stayed in bed, kept warm, and took some [[medicine]].'' ===Synonyms=== *[[common cold]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[cold season]] *[[head cold]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[cough]] *[[disease]] *[[illness]] *[[runny nose]] *[[sickness]] *[[sneeze]] *[[sore throat]] ===See also=== *[[health]] [[ang:cold]] [[el:cold]] [[en:cold]] [[es:cold]] [[fa:cold]] [[fr:cold]] [[ko:cold]] [[hy:cold]] [[io:cold]] [[it:cold]] [[kk:cold]] [[hu:cold]] [[ja:cold]] [[pl:cold]] [[pt:cold]] [[ru:cold]] [[fi:cold]] [[sv:cold]] [[ta:cold]] [[vi:cold]] [[uk:cold]] [[zh:cold]] 2639 6452 2006-04-26T17:57:37Z Cromwellt 61 created wotd <big>'''cold'''</big> <small>adjective</small> # [[low|Low]] in [[temperature]]. #: ''Her hands were cold.'' <small>noun</small> # A [[mild]] [[sickness]]. #: ''He has a cold.'' <small>[[cold|Read full entry]]</small> 2640 6453 2006-04-26T18:03:18Z Cromwellt 61 created entry, wotd {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|08}} ==Verb== {{verb|cook|cooks|cooked|cooking}} # To [[bake]] or [[boil]], to [[prepare]] [[food]]. #: ''Darren will cook today.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[prepare]] food ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[cookbook]] *[[cooked]] *[[cooker]] *[[cookery]] *[[cookie]] *[[cooking]] *[[cookout]] *[[cook-off]] *[[home cooking]] ===See also=== *[[Betty Crocker]] *[[kitchen]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A person who cooks. #: ''Emily is a cook.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[chef]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[restaurant]] *[[cafeteria]] *[[food service]] *[[food service employee]] [[en:cook]] 7432 2006-07-19T01:05:57Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: fi, fr, gl, hu, io, it, ja, pl, ta, zh {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|08}} ==Verb== {{verb|cook|cooks|cooked|cooking}} # To [[bake]] or [[boil]], to [[prepare]] [[food]]. #: ''Darren will cook today.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[prepare]] food ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[cookbook]] *[[cooked]] *[[cooker]] *[[cookery]] *[[cookie]] *[[cooking]] *[[cookout]] *[[cook-off]] *[[home cooking]] ===See also=== *[[Betty Crocker]] *[[kitchen]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A person who cooks. #: ''Emily is a cook.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[chef]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[restaurant]] *[[cafeteria]] *[[food service]] *[[food service employee]] [[en:cook]] [[fr:cook]] [[gl:cook]] [[io:cook]] [[it:cook]] [[hu:cook]] [[ja:cook]] [[pl:cook]] [[fi:cook]] [[ta:cook]] [[zh:cook]] 7851 2006-07-21T02:05:25Z Brett 77 /* Verb */ {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|08}} ==Verb== {{verb|cook|cooks|cooked|cooking}} {{transitive verb}} & {{intransitive verb}} # To [[bake]] or [[boil]], to [[prepare]] [[food]]. #: ''Darren will cook today.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[prepare]] food ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[cookbook]] *[[cooked]] *[[cooker]] *[[cookery]] *[[cookie]] *[[cooking]] *[[cookout]] *[[cook-off]] *[[home cooking]] ===See also=== *[[Betty Crocker]] *[[kitchen]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A person who cooks. #: ''Emily is a cook.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[chef]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[restaurant]] *[[cafeteria]] *[[food service]] *[[food service employee]] [[en:cook]] [[fr:cook]] [[gl:cook]] [[io:cook]] [[it:cook]] [[hu:cook]] [[ja:cook]] [[pl:cook]] [[fi:cook]] [[ta:cook]] [[zh:cook]] 8912 2006-08-21T20:30:48Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|08}} ==Verb== {{verb|cook|cooks|cooked|cooking}} {{transitive verb}} & {{intransitive verb}} # To [[bake]] or [[boil]], to [[prepare]] [[food]]. #: ''Darren will cook today.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[prepare]] food ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[cookbook]] *[[cooked]] *[[cooker]] *[[cookery]] *[[cookie]] *[[cooking]] *[[cookout]] *[[cook-off]] *[[home cooking]] ===See also=== *[[Betty Crocker]] *[[kitchen]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A person who cooks. #: ''Emily is a cook.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[chef]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[restaurant]] *[[cafeteria]] *[[food service]] *[[food service employee]] [[en:cook]] [[fr:cook]] [[gl:cook]] [[hy:cook]] [[io:cook]] [[it:cook]] [[hu:cook]] [[ja:cook]] [[pl:cook]] [[fi:cook]] [[ta:cook]] [[zh:cook]] 10014 2006-09-24T12:36:37Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[fa:cook]], [[vi:cook]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|08}} ==Verb== {{verb|cook|cooks|cooked|cooking}} {{transitive verb}} & {{intransitive verb}} # To [[bake]] or [[boil]], to [[prepare]] [[food]]. #: ''Darren will cook today.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[prepare]] food ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[cookbook]] *[[cooked]] *[[cooker]] *[[cookery]] *[[cookie]] *[[cooking]] *[[cookout]] *[[cook-off]] *[[home cooking]] ===See also=== *[[Betty Crocker]] *[[kitchen]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A person who cooks. #: ''Emily is a cook.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[chef]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[restaurant]] *[[cafeteria]] *[[food service]] *[[food service employee]] [[en:cook]] [[fa:cook]] [[fr:cook]] [[gl:cook]] [[hy:cook]] [[io:cook]] [[it:cook]] [[hu:cook]] [[ja:cook]] [[pl:cook]] [[fi:cook]] [[ta:cook]] [[vi:cook]] [[zh:cook]] 10663 2006-10-09T20:34:38Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:cook]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|08}} ==Verb== {{verb|cook|cooks|cooked|cooking}} {{transitive verb}} & {{intransitive verb}} # To [[bake]] or [[boil]], to [[prepare]] [[food]]. #: ''Darren will cook today.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[prepare]] food ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[cookbook]] *[[cooked]] *[[cooker]] *[[cookery]] *[[cookie]] *[[cooking]] *[[cookout]] *[[cook-off]] *[[home cooking]] ===See also=== *[[Betty Crocker]] *[[kitchen]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A person who cooks. #: ''Emily is a cook.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[chef]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[restaurant]] *[[cafeteria]] *[[food service]] *[[food service employee]] [[en:cook]] [[fa:cook]] [[fr:cook]] [[gl:cook]] [[hy:cook]] [[io:cook]] [[it:cook]] [[kk:cook]] [[hu:cook]] [[ja:cook]] [[pl:cook]] [[fi:cook]] [[ta:cook]] [[vi:cook]] [[zh:cook]] 11238 2006-10-17T23:29:40Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ko:cook]], [[ru:cook]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|08}} ==Verb== {{verb|cook|cooks|cooked|cooking}} {{transitive verb}} & {{intransitive verb}} # To [[bake]] or [[boil]], to [[prepare]] [[food]]. #: ''Darren will cook today.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[prepare]] food ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[cookbook]] *[[cooked]] *[[cooker]] *[[cookery]] *[[cookie]] *[[cooking]] *[[cookout]] *[[cook-off]] *[[home cooking]] ===See also=== *[[Betty Crocker]] *[[kitchen]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A person who cooks. #: ''Emily is a cook.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[chef]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[restaurant]] *[[cafeteria]] *[[food service]] *[[food service employee]] [[en:cook]] [[fa:cook]] [[fr:cook]] [[gl:cook]] [[ko:cook]] [[hy:cook]] [[io:cook]] [[it:cook]] [[kk:cook]] [[hu:cook]] [[ja:cook]] [[pl:cook]] [[ru:cook]] [[fi:cook]] [[ta:cook]] [[vi:cook]] [[zh:cook]] 2641 6454 2006-04-26T18:05:43Z Cromwellt 61 created wotd <big>'''cook'''</big> <small>verb</small> # To [[bake]] or [[boil]], to [[prepare]] [[food]]. #: ''Darren will cook today.'' <small>noun</small> # A person who cooks. #: ''Emily is a cook.'' <small>[[cook|Read full entry]]</small> 2642 6456 2006-04-26T18:12:10Z Cromwellt 61 created wotd <big>'''food'''</big> <small>noun</small> # What people [[eat]] for [[nutrition]] when they are [[hungry]]. #: ''We grow our own food.'' # A [[type]] of food. #: ''He eats many foods from other lands.'' <small>[[food|Read full entry]]</small> 2643 6458 2006-04-26T18:19:30Z Cromwellt 61 created entry, wotd {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|10}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # [[movement|Movement]] in a [[fluid]]. #: ''There is a strong current in that water.'' # Movement in [[electricity]]. # ''It has a current of nine volts.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *(''movement in a fluid'') [[undercurrent]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[jet stream]] *[[riptide]] *[[eddy]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|current|more current|most current}} # [[up-to-date|Up-to-date]]. #: ''This news is current.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[up-to-date]] *[[modern]] *[[new]] *[[advanced]] *[[state-of-the-art]] ===Antonyms=== *[[old]] *[[obsolete]] *[[dated]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[currently]] *[[currency]] [[en:current]] 6528 2006-05-10T22:38:52Z Brett 77 {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|10}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|current|more current|most current}} # [[up-to-date|Up-to-date]]. #: ''This news is current.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[up-to-date]] *[[modern]] *[[new]] *[[advanced]] *[[state-of-the-art]] ===Antonyms=== *[[old]] *[[obsolete]] *[[dated]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[currently]] *[[currency]] [[en:current]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # [[movement|Movement]] in a [[fluid]]. #: ''There is a strong current in that water.'' # Movement in [[electricity]]. # ''It has a current of nine volts.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *(''movement in a fluid'') [[undercurrent]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[jet stream]] *[[riptide]] *[[eddy]] 7430 2006-07-19T01:02:05Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, de, fi, fr, hu, io, it, pt, sv, zh {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|10}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|current|more current|most current}} # [[up-to-date|Up-to-date]]. #: ''This news is current.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[up-to-date]] *[[modern]] *[[new]] *[[advanced]] *[[state-of-the-art]] ===Antonyms=== *[[old]] *[[obsolete]] *[[dated]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[currently]] *[[currency]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # [[movement|Movement]] in a [[fluid]]. #: ''There is a strong current in that water.'' # Movement in [[electricity]]. # ''It has a current of nine volts.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *(''movement in a fluid'') [[undercurrent]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[jet stream]] *[[riptide]] *[[eddy]] [[ar:current]] [[de:current]] [[en:current]] [[fr:current]] [[io:current]] [[it:current]] [[hu:current]] [[pt:current]] [[fi:current]] [[sv:current]] [[zh:current]] 8623 2006-08-13T19:18:22Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ja {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|10}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|current|more current|most current}} # [[up-to-date|Up-to-date]]. #: ''This news is current.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[up-to-date]] *[[modern]] *[[new]] *[[advanced]] *[[state-of-the-art]] ===Antonyms=== *[[old]] *[[obsolete]] *[[dated]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[currently]] *[[currency]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # [[movement|Movement]] in a [[fluid]]. #: ''There is a strong current in that water.'' # Movement in [[electricity]]. # ''It has a current of nine volts.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *(''movement in a fluid'') [[undercurrent]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[jet stream]] *[[riptide]] *[[eddy]] [[ar:current]] [[de:current]] [[en:current]] [[fr:current]] [[io:current]] [[it:current]] [[hu:current]] [[ja:current]] [[pt:current]] [[fi:current]] [[sv:current]] [[zh:current]] 8903 2006-08-21T20:20:05Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|10}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|current|more current|most current}} # [[up-to-date|Up-to-date]]. #: ''This news is current.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[up-to-date]] *[[modern]] *[[new]] *[[advanced]] *[[state-of-the-art]] ===Antonyms=== *[[old]] *[[obsolete]] *[[dated]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[currently]] *[[currency]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # [[movement|Movement]] in a [[fluid]]. #: ''There is a strong current in that water.'' # Movement in [[electricity]]. # ''It has a current of nine volts.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *(''movement in a fluid'') [[undercurrent]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[jet stream]] *[[riptide]] *[[eddy]] [[ar:current]] [[de:current]] [[en:current]] [[fr:current]] [[hy:current]] [[io:current]] [[it:current]] [[hu:current]] [[ja:current]] [[pt:current]] [[fi:current]] [[sv:current]] [[zh:current]] 9535 2006-09-10T11:53:46Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|10}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|current|more current|most current}} # [[up-to-date|Up-to-date]]. #: ''This news is current.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[up-to-date]] *[[modern]] *[[new]] *[[advanced]] *[[state-of-the-art]] ===Antonyms=== *[[old]] *[[obsolete]] *[[dated]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[currently]] *[[currency]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # [[movement|Movement]] in a [[fluid]]. #: ''There is a strong current in that water.'' # Movement in [[electricity]]. # ''It has a current of nine volts.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *(''movement in a fluid'') [[undercurrent]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[jet stream]] *[[riptide]] *[[eddy]] [[ar:current]] [[de:current]] [[en:current]] [[fr:current]] [[hy:current]] [[io:current]] [[it:current]] [[hu:current]] [[ja:current]] [[pt:current]] [[fi:current]] [[sv:current]] [[vi:current]] [[zh:current]] 10023 2006-09-24T12:43:18Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[et:current]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|10}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|current|more current|most current}} # [[up-to-date|Up-to-date]]. #: ''This news is current.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[up-to-date]] *[[modern]] *[[new]] *[[advanced]] *[[state-of-the-art]] ===Antonyms=== *[[old]] *[[obsolete]] *[[dated]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[currently]] *[[currency]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # [[movement|Movement]] in a [[fluid]]. #: ''There is a strong current in that water.'' # Movement in [[electricity]]. # ''It has a current of nine volts.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *(''movement in a fluid'') [[undercurrent]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[jet stream]] *[[riptide]] *[[eddy]] [[ar:current]] [[de:current]] [[et:current]] [[en:current]] [[fr:current]] [[hy:current]] [[io:current]] [[it:current]] [[hu:current]] [[ja:current]] [[pt:current]] [[fi:current]] [[sv:current]] [[vi:current]] [[zh:current]] 10672 2006-10-09T22:07:11Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:current]], [[ta:current]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|10}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|current|more current|most current}} # [[up-to-date|Up-to-date]]. #: ''This news is current.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[up-to-date]] *[[modern]] *[[new]] *[[advanced]] *[[state-of-the-art]] ===Antonyms=== *[[old]] *[[obsolete]] *[[dated]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[currently]] *[[currency]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # [[movement|Movement]] in a [[fluid]]. #: ''There is a strong current in that water.'' # Movement in [[electricity]]. # ''It has a current of nine volts.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *(''movement in a fluid'') [[undercurrent]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[jet stream]] *[[riptide]] *[[eddy]] [[ar:current]] [[de:current]] [[et:current]] [[en:current]] [[fr:current]] [[hy:current]] [[io:current]] [[it:current]] [[kk:current]] [[hu:current]] [[ja:current]] [[pt:current]] [[fi:current]] [[sv:current]] [[ta:current]] [[vi:current]] [[zh:current]] 11263 2006-10-18T07:41:53Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:current]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|10}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|current|more current|most current}} # [[up-to-date|Up-to-date]]. #: ''This news is current.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[up-to-date]] *[[modern]] *[[new]] *[[advanced]] *[[state-of-the-art]] ===Antonyms=== *[[old]] *[[obsolete]] *[[dated]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[currently]] *[[currency]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # [[movement|Movement]] in a [[fluid]]. #: ''There is a strong current in that water.'' # Movement in [[electricity]]. # ''It has a current of nine volts.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *(''movement in a fluid'') [[undercurrent]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[jet stream]] *[[riptide]] *[[eddy]] [[ar:current]] [[de:current]] [[et:current]] [[en:current]] [[fr:current]] [[hy:current]] [[io:current]] [[it:current]] [[kk:current]] [[hu:current]] [[ja:current]] [[pt:current]] [[ru:current]] [[fi:current]] [[sv:current]] [[ta:current]] [[vi:current]] [[zh:current]] 2644 6459 2006-04-26T18:20:11Z Cromwellt 61 created wotd <big>'''current'''</big> <small>noun</small> # [[movement|Movement]] in a [[fluid]]. #: ''There is a strong current in that water.'' # Movement in [[electricity]]. # ''It has a current of nine volts.'' <small>adjective</small> # [[up-to-date|Up-to-date]]. #: ''This news is current.'' <small>[[current|Read full entry]]</small> 2645 6461 2006-04-26T20:20:30Z Cromwellt 61 created wotd <big>'''assist'''</big> <small>verb</small> # To help. #: ''She assisted the doctor.'' #: ''[[Nurse]]s are [[available]] to [[assist]] the [[heal]]ing [[process]].'' <small>noun</small> # In [[sports]], a [[pass]] to another [[player]] to let him or her [[score]]. #: ''He had eight assists in that game.'' <small>[[assist|Read full entry]]</small> 6462 2006-04-26T20:21:06Z Cromwellt 61 added link <big>'''assist'''</big> <small>verb</small> # To [[help]]. #: ''She assisted the doctor.'' #: ''[[Nurse]]s are [[available]] to [[assist]] the [[heal]]ing [[process]].'' <small>noun</small> # In [[sports]], a [[pass]] to another [[player]] to let him or her [[score]]. #: ''He had eight assists in that game.'' <small>[[assist|Read full entry]]</small> 2646 6466 2006-04-26T21:10:02Z Cromwellt 61 created wotd <big>'''day'''</big> <small>noun</small> # A [[measure]] of [[time]] #* 24 [[hour]]s #* One seventh of a [[week]] #* The time between [[midnight]] and the following midnight #* The time between [[sunrise]] and sunset, when it is [[daylight]] #* The part of a day is spent at [[work]] or [[school]] #: ''She was at work all day.'' <small>adjective</small> # Related to a day or days. #: ''You should keep your day job.'' <small>[[day|Read full entry]]</small> 2647 6467 2006-04-26T21:48:57Z Cromwellt 61 created entry, wotd {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|13}} ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} # Something equal. #: ''Sometimes we wear the same shirt.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[equal]] ===Antonyms=== *[[different]] *[[opposite]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[sameness]] ===Related words=== *[[similitude]] *[[similarity]] *[[simile]] [[en:same]] 6469 2006-04-26T21:50:27Z Cromwellt 61 fixed definition {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|13}} ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} # Equal. #: ''Sometimes we wear the same shirt.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[equal]] ===Antonyms=== *[[different]] *[[opposite]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[sameness]] ===Related words=== *[[similitude]] *[[similarity]] *[[simile]] [[en:same]] 7717 2006-07-19T11:27:02Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: fi, fr, hu, io, it, pt, ru, zh {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|13}} ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} # Equal. #: ''Sometimes we wear the same shirt.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[equal]] ===Antonyms=== *[[different]] *[[opposite]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[sameness]] ===Related words=== *[[similitude]] *[[similarity]] *[[simile]] [[en:same]] [[fr:same]] [[io:same]] [[it:same]] [[hu:same]] [[pt:same]] [[ru:same]] [[fi:same]] [[zh:same]] 9906 2006-09-24T11:36:24Z Tangobot 116 Robot: Automated text replacement (-{{adjective2}} +{{adjective}}) {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|13}} ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # Equal. #: ''Sometimes we wear the same shirt.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[equal]] ===Antonyms=== *[[different]] *[[opposite]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[sameness]] ===Related words=== *[[similitude]] *[[similarity]] *[[simile]] [[en:same]] [[fr:same]] [[io:same]] [[it:same]] [[hu:same]] [[pt:same]] [[ru:same]] [[fi:same]] [[zh:same]] 10194 2006-09-24T13:52:03Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[vi:same]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|13}} ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # Equal. #: ''Sometimes we wear the same shirt.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[equal]] ===Antonyms=== *[[different]] *[[opposite]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[sameness]] ===Related words=== *[[similitude]] *[[similarity]] *[[simile]] [[en:same]] [[fr:same]] [[io:same]] [[it:same]] [[hu:same]] [[pt:same]] [[ru:same]] [[fi:same]] [[vi:same]] [[zh:same]] 10766 2006-10-10T18:43:34Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ta:same]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|13}} ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # Equal. #: ''Sometimes we wear the same shirt.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[equal]] ===Antonyms=== *[[different]] *[[opposite]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[sameness]] ===Related words=== *[[similitude]] *[[similarity]] *[[simile]] [[en:same]] [[fr:same]] [[io:same]] [[it:same]] [[hu:same]] [[pt:same]] [[ru:same]] [[fi:same]] [[ta:same]] [[vi:same]] [[zh:same]] 12077 2006-11-10T06:15:57Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[hy:same]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|13}} ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # Equal. #: ''Sometimes we wear the same shirt.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[equal]] ===Antonyms=== *[[different]] *[[opposite]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[sameness]] ===Related words=== *[[similitude]] *[[similarity]] *[[simile]] [[en:same]] [[fr:same]] [[hy:same]] [[io:same]] [[it:same]] [[hu:same]] [[pt:same]] [[ru:same]] [[fi:same]] [[ta:same]] [[vi:same]] [[zh:same]] 12729 2006-11-26T16:30:59Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ku:same]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|13}} ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # Equal. #: ''Sometimes we wear the same shirt.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[equal]] ===Antonyms=== *[[different]] *[[opposite]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[sameness]] ===Related words=== *[[similitude]] *[[similarity]] *[[simile]] [[en:same]] [[fr:same]] [[hy:same]] [[io:same]] [[it:same]] [[ku:same]] [[hu:same]] [[pt:same]] [[ru:same]] [[fi:same]] [[ta:same]] [[vi:same]] [[zh:same]] 2648 6468 2006-04-26T21:50:03Z Cromwellt 61 created wotd <big>'''same'''</big> <small>adjective</small> # [[equal|Equal]]. #: ''Sometimes we wear the same shirt.'' <small>[[same|Read full entry]]</small> 2649 6470 2006-04-26T21:53:37Z Cromwellt 61 created entry {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A person who works in an [[office]], helping with [[type|typing]] letters, [[file|filing]], and other simple [[task]]s. #: ''I will ask my secretary to write to them.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[secretarial]] *[[secretariat]] ===Related words=== *[[clerical]] ===See also=== *[[assistant]] *[[office assistant]] [[en:secretary]] 7713 2006-07-19T11:20:08Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: fi, fr, gl, hu, io, it, zh {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A person who works in an [[office]], helping with [[type|typing]] letters, [[file|filing]], and other simple [[task]]s. #: ''I will ask my secretary to write to them.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[secretarial]] *[[secretariat]] ===Related words=== *[[clerical]] ===See also=== *[[assistant]] *[[office assistant]] [[en:secretary]] [[fr:secretary]] [[gl:secretary]] [[io:secretary]] [[it:secretary]] [[hu:secretary]] [[fi:secretary]] [[zh:secretary]] 9748 2006-09-10T14:21:26Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ta, vi {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A person who works in an [[office]], helping with [[type|typing]] letters, [[file|filing]], and other simple [[task]]s. #: ''I will ask my secretary to write to them.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[secretarial]] *[[secretariat]] ===Related words=== *[[clerical]] ===See also=== *[[assistant]] *[[office assistant]] [[en:secretary]] [[fr:secretary]] [[gl:secretary]] [[io:secretary]] [[it:secretary]] [[hu:secretary]] [[fi:secretary]] [[ta:secretary]] [[vi:secretary]] [[zh:secretary]] 12025 2006-11-09T17:55:58Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ru:secretary]] {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A person who works in an [[office]], helping with [[type|typing]] letters, [[file|filing]], and other simple [[task]]s. #: ''I will ask my secretary to write to them.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[secretarial]] *[[secretariat]] ===Related words=== *[[clerical]] ===See also=== *[[assistant]] *[[office assistant]] [[en:secretary]] [[fr:secretary]] [[gl:secretary]] [[io:secretary]] [[it:secretary]] [[hu:secretary]] [[ru:secretary]] [[fi:secretary]] [[ta:secretary]] [[vi:secretary]] [[zh:secretary]] 2650 6471 2006-04-26T21:58:28Z Cromwellt 61 created entry, wotd {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|14}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|safe|safer|safest}} # [[Secure]] or not in [[danger]]. #: ''I feel safe when I am at home.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[secure]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A metal box, often locked with a [[combination lock]], for guarding valuable things. #: ''She put her jewelry in the safe.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[strongbox]] ===Related words=== *[[vault]] ===See also=== *[[box]] *[[security]] *[[valuables]] [[en:safe]] 6472 2006-04-26T21:59:36Z Cromwellt 61 created entry, wotd {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|14}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|safe|safer|safest}} # [[Secure]] or not in [[danger]]. #: ''I feel safe when I am at home.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[secure]] ===Antonyms=== *[[unsafe]] *[[insecure]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A metal box, often locked with a [[combination lock]], for guarding valuable things. #: ''She put her jewelry in the safe.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[strongbox]] ===Related words=== *[[vault]] ===See also=== *[[box]] *[[security]] *[[valuables]] [[en:safe]] 7667 2006-07-19T09:58:21Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, fi, fr, hu, io, it {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|14}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|safe|safer|safest}} # [[Secure]] or not in [[danger]]. #: ''I feel safe when I am at home.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[secure]] ===Antonyms=== *[[unsafe]] *[[insecure]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A metal box, often locked with a [[combination lock]], for guarding valuable things. #: ''She put her jewelry in the safe.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[strongbox]] ===Related words=== *[[vault]] ===See also=== *[[box]] *[[security]] *[[valuables]] [[de:safe]] [[en:safe]] [[fr:safe]] [[io:safe]] [[it:safe]] [[hu:safe]] [[fi:safe]] 9752 2006-09-10T14:22:13Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ta, vi {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|14}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|safe|safer|safest}} # [[Secure]] or not in [[danger]]. #: ''I feel safe when I am at home.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[secure]] ===Antonyms=== *[[unsafe]] *[[insecure]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A metal box, often locked with a [[combination lock]], for guarding valuable things. #: ''She put her jewelry in the safe.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[strongbox]] ===Related words=== *[[vault]] ===See also=== *[[box]] *[[security]] *[[valuables]] [[de:safe]] [[en:safe]] [[fr:safe]] [[io:safe]] [[it:safe]] [[hu:safe]] [[fi:safe]] [[ta:safe]] [[vi:safe]] 12005 2006-11-09T17:51:17Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ru:safe]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|14}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|safe|safer|safest}} # [[Secure]] or not in [[danger]]. #: ''I feel safe when I am at home.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[secure]] ===Antonyms=== *[[unsafe]] *[[insecure]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A metal box, often locked with a [[combination lock]], for guarding valuable things. #: ''She put her jewelry in the safe.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[strongbox]] ===Related words=== *[[vault]] ===See also=== *[[box]] *[[security]] *[[valuables]] [[de:safe]] [[en:safe]] [[fr:safe]] [[io:safe]] [[it:safe]] [[hu:safe]] [[ru:safe]] [[fi:safe]] [[ta:safe]] [[vi:safe]] 2651 6473 2006-04-26T22:00:14Z Cromwellt 61 created wotd <big>'''safe'''</big> <small>adjective</small> # [[Secure]] or not in [[danger]]. #: ''I feel safe when I am at home.'' <small>noun</small> # A metal [[box]], often locked with a [[combination lock]], for [[guard]]ing [[valuable]] things. #: ''She put her jewelry in the safe.'' <small>[[safe|Read full entry]]</small> 2652 6474 2006-04-26T23:34:21Z Cromwellt 61 created entry, wotd {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|15}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A large boat. #: ''We sailed by ship from England to Italy.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[vessel]] *[[boat]] *[[craft]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[amidships]] *[[cruise ship]] *[[shipshape]] *[[when my ship comes in]] ==Verb== {{verb|ship|ships|shipped|shipping}} # To move or transport. #: ''They will ship the package by mail.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[move]] *[[transport]] *[[transfer]] *[[send]] *[[shift]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[reship]] *[[shape up or ship out]] *[[shipped]] *[[shipping]] *[[ship in]] *[[ship out]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[cargo]] *[[mail]] *[[package]] [[en:ship]] 7709 2006-07-19T11:12:28Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ang, de, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, ko, nl, pt, ru, sr, ta, zh {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|15}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A large boat. #: ''We sailed by ship from England to Italy.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[vessel]] *[[boat]] *[[craft]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[amidships]] *[[cruise ship]] *[[shipshape]] *[[when my ship comes in]] ==Verb== {{verb|ship|ships|shipped|shipping}} # To move or transport. #: ''They will ship the package by mail.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[move]] *[[transport]] *[[transfer]] *[[send]] *[[shift]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[reship]] *[[shape up or ship out]] *[[shipped]] *[[shipping]] *[[ship in]] *[[ship out]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[cargo]] *[[mail]] *[[package]] [[ang:ship]] [[de:ship]] [[en:ship]] [[fr:ship]] [[ko:ship]] [[io:ship]] [[it:ship]] [[hu:ship]] [[nl:ship]] [[ja:ship]] [[pt:ship]] [[ru:ship]] [[sr:ship]] [[fi:ship]] [[ta:ship]] [[zh:ship]] 7959 2006-07-22T22:02:08Z Brett 77 {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|15}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:DANA_2004_ubt.jpeg|thumb|a ship]] # A large boat. #: ''We sailed by ship from England to Italy.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[vessel]] *[[boat]] *[[craft]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[amidships]] *[[cruise ship]] *[[shipshape]] *[[when my ship comes in]] ==Verb== {{verb|ship|ships|shipped|shipping}} # To move or transport. #: ''They will ship the package by mail.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[move]] *[[transport]] *[[transfer]] *[[send]] *[[shift]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[reship]] *[[shape up or ship out]] *[[shipped]] *[[shipping]] *[[ship in]] *[[ship out]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[cargo]] *[[mail]] *[[package]] [[ang:ship]] [[de:ship]] [[en:ship]] [[fr:ship]] [[ko:ship]] [[io:ship]] [[it:ship]] [[hu:ship]] [[nl:ship]] [[ja:ship]] [[pt:ship]] [[ru:ship]] [[sr:ship]] [[fi:ship]] [[ta:ship]] [[zh:ship]] 8394 2006-08-02T06:36:00Z Seahen 76 /* Noun */ {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|15}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:DANA_2004_ubt.jpeg|thumb|a ship]] # A large [[boat]]. #: ''We sailed by ship from England to Italy.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[vessel]] *[[boat]] *[[craft]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[amidships]] *[[cruise ship]] *[[shipshape]] *[[when my ship comes in]] ==Verb== {{verb|ship|ships|shipped|shipping}} # To move or transport. #: ''They will ship the package by mail.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[move]] *[[transport]] *[[transfer]] *[[send]] *[[shift]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[reship]] *[[shape up or ship out]] *[[shipped]] *[[shipping]] *[[ship in]] *[[ship out]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[cargo]] *[[mail]] *[[package]] [[ang:ship]] [[de:ship]] [[en:ship]] [[fr:ship]] [[ko:ship]] [[io:ship]] [[it:ship]] [[hu:ship]] [[nl:ship]] [[ja:ship]] [[pt:ship]] [[ru:ship]] [[sr:ship]] [[fi:ship]] [[ta:ship]] [[zh:ship]] 8400 2006-08-02T11:12:55Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|15}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:DANA_2004_ubt.jpeg|thumb|a ship]] # A large [[boat]]. #: ''We sailed by '''ship''' from England to Italy.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[vessel]] *[[boat]] *[[craft]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[amidships]] *[[cruise ship]] *[[shipshape]] *[[when my ship comes in]] ==Verb== {{verb|ship|ships|shipped|shipping}} # To move or transport. #: ''They will ship the package by mail.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[move]] *[[transport]] *[[transfer]] *[[send]] *[[shift]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[reship]] *[[shape up or ship out]] *[[shipped]] *[[shipping]] *[[ship in]] *[[ship out]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[cargo]] *[[mail]] *[[package]] [[ang:ship]] [[de:ship]] [[en:ship]] [[fr:ship]] [[ko:ship]] [[io:ship]] [[it:ship]] [[hu:ship]] [[nl:ship]] [[ja:ship]] [[pt:ship]] [[ru:ship]] [[sr:ship]] [[fi:ship]] [[ta:ship]] [[zh:ship]] 9780 2006-09-10T14:40:29Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|15}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:DANA_2004_ubt.jpeg|thumb|a ship]] # A large [[boat]]. #: ''We sailed by '''ship''' from England to Italy.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[vessel]] *[[boat]] *[[craft]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[amidships]] *[[cruise ship]] *[[shipshape]] *[[when my ship comes in]] ==Verb== {{verb|ship|ships|shipped|shipping}} # To move or transport. #: ''They will ship the package by mail.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[move]] *[[transport]] *[[transfer]] *[[send]] *[[shift]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[reship]] *[[shape up or ship out]] *[[shipped]] *[[shipping]] *[[ship in]] *[[ship out]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[cargo]] *[[mail]] *[[package]] [[ang:ship]] [[de:ship]] [[en:ship]] [[fr:ship]] [[ko:ship]] [[io:ship]] [[it:ship]] [[hu:ship]] [[nl:ship]] [[ja:ship]] [[pt:ship]] [[ru:ship]] [[sr:ship]] [[fi:ship]] [[ta:ship]] [[vi:ship]] [[zh:ship]] 10232 2006-09-24T14:04:52Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[fa:ship]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|15}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:DANA_2004_ubt.jpeg|thumb|a ship]] # A large [[boat]]. #: ''We sailed by '''ship''' from England to Italy.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[vessel]] *[[boat]] *[[craft]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[amidships]] *[[cruise ship]] *[[shipshape]] *[[when my ship comes in]] ==Verb== {{verb|ship|ships|shipped|shipping}} # To move or transport. #: ''They will ship the package by mail.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[move]] *[[transport]] *[[transfer]] *[[send]] *[[shift]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[reship]] *[[shape up or ship out]] *[[shipped]] *[[shipping]] *[[ship in]] *[[ship out]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[cargo]] *[[mail]] *[[package]] [[ang:ship]] [[de:ship]] [[en:ship]] [[fa:ship]] [[fr:ship]] [[ko:ship]] [[io:ship]] [[it:ship]] [[hu:ship]] [[nl:ship]] [[ja:ship]] [[pt:ship]] [[ru:ship]] [[sr:ship]] [[fi:ship]] [[ta:ship]] [[vi:ship]] [[zh:ship]] 10797 2006-10-11T07:20:01Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[hy:ship]], [[kk:ship]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|15}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:DANA_2004_ubt.jpeg|thumb|a ship]] # A large [[boat]]. #: ''We sailed by '''ship''' from England to Italy.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[vessel]] *[[boat]] *[[craft]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[amidships]] *[[cruise ship]] *[[shipshape]] *[[when my ship comes in]] ==Verb== {{verb|ship|ships|shipped|shipping}} # To move or transport. #: ''They will ship the package by mail.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[move]] *[[transport]] *[[transfer]] *[[send]] *[[shift]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[reship]] *[[shape up or ship out]] *[[shipped]] *[[shipping]] *[[ship in]] *[[ship out]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[cargo]] *[[mail]] *[[package]] [[ang:ship]] [[de:ship]] [[en:ship]] [[fa:ship]] [[fr:ship]] [[ko:ship]] [[hy:ship]] [[io:ship]] [[it:ship]] [[kk:ship]] [[hu:ship]] [[nl:ship]] [[ja:ship]] [[pt:ship]] [[ru:ship]] [[sr:ship]] [[fi:ship]] [[ta:ship]] [[vi:ship]] [[zh:ship]] 2653 6475 2006-04-26T23:34:50Z Cromwellt 61 created wotd <big>'''ship'''</big> <small>noun</small> # A large [[boat]]. #: ''We sailed by ship from England to Italy.'' <small>verb</small> # To [[move]] or [[transport]]. #: ''They will ship the package by mail.'' <small>[[ship|Read full entry]]</small> 2654 6476 2006-04-26T23:43:43Z Cromwellt 61 created entry, wotd {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|16}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # The [[outer]] [[layer]] of an animal or human. #: ''Her skin is soft.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[molt]] or [[moult]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[bearskin]] *[[beaver skin]] *[[coonskin]] *[[kidskin]] *[[lion skin]] *[[pigskin]] *[[skincare]] *[[skinflint]] *[[skinner]] ===See also=== *[[clothing]] *[[epithelium]] *[[fur]] *[[hair]] ==Verb== {{verb|skin|skins|skinned|skinning}} # To [[remove]] the skin. #: ''He skinned the bear and froze the meat.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[there’s more than one way to skin a cat]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[leather]] *[[tanning]] ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} # Related to skin or used on skin. #: ''She gave her skin cream.'' [[en:skin]] 6898 2006-06-30T15:30:13Z Brett 77 Deleted adjective {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|16}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # The [[outer]] [[layer]] of an animal or human. #: ''Her skin is soft.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[molt]] or [[moult]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[bearskin]] *[[beaver skin]] *[[coonskin]] *[[kidskin]] *[[lion skin]] *[[pigskin]] *[[skincare]] *[[skinflint]] *[[skinner]] ===See also=== *[[clothing]] *[[epithelium]] *[[fur]] *[[hair]] ==Verb== {{verb|skin|skins|skinned|skinning}} # To [[remove]] the skin. #: ''He skinned the bear and froze the meat.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[there’s more than one way to skin a cat]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[leather]] *[[tanning]] 7722 2006-07-19T11:41:29Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ang, en, fa, fi, fr, hu, io, is, it, ja, ru, sr, ta, zh {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|16}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # The [[outer]] [[layer]] of an animal or human. #: ''Her skin is soft.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[molt]] or [[moult]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[bearskin]] *[[beaver skin]] *[[coonskin]] *[[kidskin]] *[[lion skin]] *[[pigskin]] *[[skincare]] *[[skinflint]] *[[skinner]] ===See also=== *[[clothing]] *[[epithelium]] *[[fur]] *[[hair]] ==Verb== {{verb|skin|skins|skinned|skinning}} # To [[remove]] the skin. #: ''He skinned the bear and froze the meat.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[there’s more than one way to skin a cat]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[leather]] *[[tanning]] [[ang:skin]] [[en:skin]] [[fa:skin]] [[fr:skin]] [[io:skin]] [[is:skin]] [[it:skin]] [[hu:skin]] [[ja:skin]] [[ru:skin]] [[sr:skin]] [[fi:skin]] [[ta:skin]] [[zh:skin]] 8678 2006-08-13T19:43:09Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: zh-min-nan {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|16}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # The [[outer]] [[layer]] of an animal or human. #: ''Her skin is soft.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[molt]] or [[moult]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[bearskin]] *[[beaver skin]] *[[coonskin]] *[[kidskin]] *[[lion skin]] *[[pigskin]] *[[skincare]] *[[skinflint]] *[[skinner]] ===See also=== *[[clothing]] *[[epithelium]] *[[fur]] *[[hair]] ==Verb== {{verb|skin|skins|skinned|skinning}} # To [[remove]] the skin. #: ''He skinned the bear and froze the meat.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[there’s more than one way to skin a cat]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[leather]] *[[tanning]] [[ang:skin]] [[zh-min-nan:skin]] [[en:skin]] [[fa:skin]] [[fr:skin]] [[io:skin]] [[is:skin]] [[it:skin]] [[hu:skin]] [[ja:skin]] [[ru:skin]] [[sr:skin]] [[fi:skin]] [[ta:skin]] [[zh:skin]] 9798 2006-09-10T14:43:30Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|16}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # The [[outer]] [[layer]] of an animal or human. #: ''Her skin is soft.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[molt]] or [[moult]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[bearskin]] *[[beaver skin]] *[[coonskin]] *[[kidskin]] *[[lion skin]] *[[pigskin]] *[[skincare]] *[[skinflint]] *[[skinner]] ===See also=== *[[clothing]] *[[epithelium]] *[[fur]] *[[hair]] ==Verb== {{verb|skin|skins|skinned|skinning}} # To [[remove]] the skin. #: ''He skinned the bear and froze the meat.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[there’s more than one way to skin a cat]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[leather]] *[[tanning]] [[ang:skin]] [[zh-min-nan:skin]] [[en:skin]] [[fa:skin]] [[fr:skin]] [[io:skin]] [[is:skin]] [[it:skin]] [[hu:skin]] [[ja:skin]] [[ru:skin]] [[sr:skin]] [[fi:skin]] [[ta:skin]] [[vi:skin]] [[zh:skin]] 10222 2006-09-24T14:03:12Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[es:skin]], [[hy:skin]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|16}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # The [[outer]] [[layer]] of an animal or human. #: ''Her skin is soft.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[molt]] or [[moult]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[bearskin]] *[[beaver skin]] *[[coonskin]] *[[kidskin]] *[[lion skin]] *[[pigskin]] *[[skincare]] *[[skinflint]] *[[skinner]] ===See also=== *[[clothing]] *[[epithelium]] *[[fur]] *[[hair]] ==Verb== {{verb|skin|skins|skinned|skinning}} # To [[remove]] the skin. #: ''He skinned the bear and froze the meat.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[there’s more than one way to skin a cat]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[leather]] *[[tanning]] [[ang:skin]] [[zh-min-nan:skin]] [[en:skin]] [[es:skin]] [[fa:skin]] [[fr:skin]] [[hy:skin]] [[io:skin]] [[is:skin]] [[it:skin]] [[hu:skin]] [[ja:skin]] [[ru:skin]] [[sr:skin]] [[fi:skin]] [[ta:skin]] [[vi:skin]] [[zh:skin]] 10559 2006-10-09T01:01:55Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:skin]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|16}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # The [[outer]] [[layer]] of an animal or human. #: ''Her skin is soft.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[molt]] or [[moult]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[bearskin]] *[[beaver skin]] *[[coonskin]] *[[kidskin]] *[[lion skin]] *[[pigskin]] *[[skincare]] *[[skinflint]] *[[skinner]] ===See also=== *[[clothing]] *[[epithelium]] *[[fur]] *[[hair]] ==Verb== {{verb|skin|skins|skinned|skinning}} # To [[remove]] the skin. #: ''He skinned the bear and froze the meat.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[there’s more than one way to skin a cat]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[leather]] *[[tanning]] [[ang:skin]] [[zh-min-nan:skin]] [[en:skin]] [[es:skin]] [[fa:skin]] [[fr:skin]] [[hy:skin]] [[io:skin]] [[is:skin]] [[it:skin]] [[kk:skin]] [[hu:skin]] [[ja:skin]] [[ru:skin]] [[sr:skin]] [[fi:skin]] [[ta:skin]] [[vi:skin]] [[zh:skin]] 14246 2006-12-21T18:46:06Z Brett 77 {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|16}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # The [[outer]] [[layer]] of an animal or human. #: ''Her '''skin''' is soft.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[molt]] or [[moult]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[bearskin]] *[[beaver skin]] *[[coonskin]] *[[kidskin]] *[[lion skin]] *[[pigskin]] *[[skincare]] *[[skinflint]] *[[skinner]] ===See also=== *[[clothing]] *[[epithelium]] *[[fur]] *[[hair]] ==Verb== {{verb|skin|skins|skinned|skinning}} # To [[remove]] the '''skin'''. #: ''He '''skinned''' the bear and froze the meat.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[there’s more than one way to skin a cat]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[leather]] *[[tanning]] [[ang:skin]] [[zh-min-nan:skin]] [[en:skin]] [[es:skin]] [[fa:skin]] [[fr:skin]] [[hy:skin]] [[io:skin]] [[is:skin]] [[it:skin]] [[kk:skin]] [[hu:skin]] [[ja:skin]] [[ru:skin]] [[sr:skin]] [[fi:skin]] [[ta:skin]] [[vi:skin]] [[zh:skin]] 14247 2006-12-21T18:47:53Z Brett 77 {{BE850}}<br> [[Image:Skin.jpg|thumb|[[human]] '''skin''']] ==Noun== {{noun}} # The [[outer]] [[layer]] of an animal or human. #: ''Her '''skin''' is soft.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[molt]] or [[moult]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[bearskin]] *[[beaver skin]] *[[coonskin]] *[[kidskin]] *[[lion skin]] *[[pigskin]] *[[skincare]] *[[skinflint]] *[[skinner]] ===See also=== *[[clothing]] *[[epithelium]] *[[fur]] *[[hair]] ==Verb== {{verb|skin|skins|skinned|skinning}} # To [[remove]] the '''skin'''. #: ''He '''skinned''' the bear and froze the meat.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[there’s more than one way to skin a cat]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[leather]] *[[tanning]] [[ang:skin]] [[zh-min-nan:skin]] [[en:skin]] [[es:skin]] [[fa:skin]] [[fr:skin]] [[hy:skin]] [[io:skin]] [[is:skin]] [[it:skin]] [[kk:skin]] [[hu:skin]] [[ja:skin]] [[ru:skin]] [[sr:skin]] [[fi:skin]] [[ta:skin]] [[vi:skin]] [[zh:skin]] 2655 6477 2006-04-26T23:44:35Z Cromwellt 61 created wotd <big>'''skin'''</big> <small>noun</small> # The [[outer]] [[layer]] of an [[animal]] or [[human]]. #: ''Her skin is soft.'' <small>verb</small> # To [[remove]] the skin. #: ''He skinned the bear and froze the meat.'' <small>adjective</small> # Related to skin or used on skin. #: ''She gave her skin cream.'' <small>[[skin|Read full entry]]</small> 2656 6478 2006-04-26T23:52:09Z Cromwellt 61 created entry {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # Rapid [[expulsion]] of air, [[saliva]], and sometimes [[mucus]] from the mouth and nose. #: ''Her sneeze was very soft.'' ==Verb== {{verb|sneeze|sneezes|sneezed|sneezing}} # To rapidly expel air, saliva and sometimes mucus from the nose and mouth #: ''He sneezed until his nose was red.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[nothing to sneeze at]] ==See also== *[[hay fever]] *[[allergy]] *[[handkerchief]] *[[Kleenex]] *[[expulsion]] *[[mucus]] *[[involuntary]] *[[reflex]] [[en:sneeze]] 7701 2006-07-19T11:00:46Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: es, fi, hu, io, it, pl, ru, zh {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # Rapid [[expulsion]] of air, [[saliva]], and sometimes [[mucus]] from the mouth and nose. #: ''Her sneeze was very soft.'' ==Verb== {{verb|sneeze|sneezes|sneezed|sneezing}} # To rapidly expel air, saliva and sometimes mucus from the nose and mouth #: ''He sneezed until his nose was red.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[nothing to sneeze at]] ==See also== *[[hay fever]] *[[allergy]] *[[handkerchief]] *[[Kleenex]] *[[expulsion]] *[[mucus]] *[[involuntary]] *[[reflex]] [[en:sneeze]] [[es:sneeze]] [[io:sneeze]] [[it:sneeze]] [[hu:sneeze]] [[pl:sneeze]] [[ru:sneeze]] [[fi:sneeze]] [[zh:sneeze]] 8677 2006-08-13T19:42:59Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ta {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # Rapid [[expulsion]] of air, [[saliva]], and sometimes [[mucus]] from the mouth and nose. #: ''Her sneeze was very soft.'' ==Verb== {{verb|sneeze|sneezes|sneezed|sneezing}} # To rapidly expel air, saliva and sometimes mucus from the nose and mouth #: ''He sneezed until his nose was red.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[nothing to sneeze at]] ==See also== *[[hay fever]] *[[allergy]] *[[handkerchief]] *[[Kleenex]] *[[expulsion]] *[[mucus]] *[[involuntary]] *[[reflex]] [[en:sneeze]] [[es:sneeze]] [[io:sneeze]] [[it:sneeze]] [[hu:sneeze]] [[pl:sneeze]] [[ru:sneeze]] [[fi:sneeze]] [[ta:sneeze]] [[zh:sneeze]] 9793 2006-09-10T14:42:39Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # Rapid [[expulsion]] of air, [[saliva]], and sometimes [[mucus]] from the mouth and nose. #: ''Her sneeze was very soft.'' ==Verb== {{verb|sneeze|sneezes|sneezed|sneezing}} # To rapidly expel air, saliva and sometimes mucus from the nose and mouth #: ''He sneezed until his nose was red.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[nothing to sneeze at]] ==See also== *[[hay fever]] *[[allergy]] *[[handkerchief]] *[[Kleenex]] *[[expulsion]] *[[mucus]] *[[involuntary]] *[[reflex]] [[en:sneeze]] [[es:sneeze]] [[io:sneeze]] [[it:sneeze]] [[hu:sneeze]] [[pl:sneeze]] [[ru:sneeze]] [[fi:sneeze]] [[ta:sneeze]] [[vi:sneeze]] [[zh:sneeze]] 10882 2006-10-12T13:54:33Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:sneeze]] {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # Rapid [[expulsion]] of air, [[saliva]], and sometimes [[mucus]] from the mouth and nose. #: ''Her sneeze was very soft.'' ==Verb== {{verb|sneeze|sneezes|sneezed|sneezing}} # To rapidly expel air, saliva and sometimes mucus from the nose and mouth #: ''He sneezed until his nose was red.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[nothing to sneeze at]] ==See also== *[[hay fever]] *[[allergy]] *[[handkerchief]] *[[Kleenex]] *[[expulsion]] *[[mucus]] *[[involuntary]] *[[reflex]] [[en:sneeze]] [[es:sneeze]] [[io:sneeze]] [[it:sneeze]] [[kk:sneeze]] [[hu:sneeze]] [[pl:sneeze]] [[ru:sneeze]] [[fi:sneeze]] [[ta:sneeze]] [[vi:sneeze]] [[zh:sneeze]] 2657 6479 2006-04-26T23:58:02Z Cromwellt 61 created entry, wotd {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|17}} ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # [[precipitation|Precipitation]] (falling water) that is [[white]] and [[frozen]]. #: ''I love the snow.'' {{noun}} # Period of snowfall. #: ''The snows of winter will soon come.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[first snow]] *[[snowboard]] *[[snowdrift]] *[[snowfall]] *[[snowflake]] *[[snowman]] *[[snowshoe]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[blizzard]] *[[cold]] *[[ice]] *[[powder]] *[[ski]] *[[sled]] *[[toboggan]] *[[winter]] ===See also=== *[[freezing rain]] *[[hail]] *[[rain]] *[[sleet]] *[[slush]] ==Verb== {{verb|snow|snows|snowed|snowing}} # To fall as frozen water. #: ''It snowed last night.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[snowed in]] ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} # Related to snow. #: ''I enjoy snow skiing.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[snow angel]] *[[snow bunny]] *[[snow cone]] *[[snow day]] *[[snow ski]] [[en:snow]] 7700 2006-07-19T10:58:46Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, fi, fr, hu, hy, io, it, ja, ko, la, ru, sr, ta, zh {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|17}} ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # [[precipitation|Precipitation]] (falling water) that is [[white]] and [[frozen]]. #: ''I love the snow.'' {{noun}} # Period of snowfall. #: ''The snows of winter will soon come.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[first snow]] *[[snowboard]] *[[snowdrift]] *[[snowfall]] *[[snowflake]] *[[snowman]] *[[snowshoe]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[blizzard]] *[[cold]] *[[ice]] *[[powder]] *[[ski]] *[[sled]] *[[toboggan]] *[[winter]] ===See also=== *[[freezing rain]] *[[hail]] *[[rain]] *[[sleet]] *[[slush]] ==Verb== {{verb|snow|snows|snowed|snowing}} # To fall as frozen water. #: ''It snowed last night.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[snowed in]] ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} # Related to snow. #: ''I enjoy snow skiing.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[snow angel]] *[[snow bunny]] *[[snow cone]] *[[snow day]] *[[snow ski]] [[de:snow]] [[en:snow]] [[fr:snow]] [[ko:snow]] [[hy:snow]] [[io:snow]] [[it:snow]] [[la:snow]] [[hu:snow]] [[ja:snow]] [[ru:snow]] [[sr:snow]] [[fi:snow]] [[ta:snow]] [[zh:snow]] 8683 2006-08-13T19:44:23Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: tr {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|17}} ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # [[precipitation|Precipitation]] (falling water) that is [[white]] and [[frozen]]. #: ''I love the snow.'' {{noun}} # Period of snowfall. #: ''The snows of winter will soon come.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[first snow]] *[[snowboard]] *[[snowdrift]] *[[snowfall]] *[[snowflake]] *[[snowman]] *[[snowshoe]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[blizzard]] *[[cold]] *[[ice]] *[[powder]] *[[ski]] *[[sled]] *[[toboggan]] *[[winter]] ===See also=== *[[freezing rain]] *[[hail]] *[[rain]] *[[sleet]] *[[slush]] ==Verb== {{verb|snow|snows|snowed|snowing}} # To fall as frozen water. #: ''It snowed last night.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[snowed in]] ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} # Related to snow. #: ''I enjoy snow skiing.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[snow angel]] *[[snow bunny]] *[[snow cone]] *[[snow day]] *[[snow ski]] [[de:snow]] [[en:snow]] [[fr:snow]] [[ko:snow]] [[hy:snow]] [[io:snow]] [[it:snow]] [[la:snow]] [[hu:snow]] [[ja:snow]] [[ru:snow]] [[sr:snow]] [[fi:snow]] [[ta:snow]] [[tr:snow]] [[zh:snow]] 9792 2006-09-10T14:42:30Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|17}} ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # [[precipitation|Precipitation]] (falling water) that is [[white]] and [[frozen]]. #: ''I love the snow.'' {{noun}} # Period of snowfall. #: ''The snows of winter will soon come.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[first snow]] *[[snowboard]] *[[snowdrift]] *[[snowfall]] *[[snowflake]] *[[snowman]] *[[snowshoe]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[blizzard]] *[[cold]] *[[ice]] *[[powder]] *[[ski]] *[[sled]] *[[toboggan]] *[[winter]] ===See also=== *[[freezing rain]] *[[hail]] *[[rain]] *[[sleet]] *[[slush]] ==Verb== {{verb|snow|snows|snowed|snowing}} # To fall as frozen water. #: ''It snowed last night.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[snowed in]] ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} # Related to snow. #: ''I enjoy snow skiing.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[snow angel]] *[[snow bunny]] *[[snow cone]] *[[snow day]] *[[snow ski]] [[de:snow]] [[en:snow]] [[fr:snow]] [[ko:snow]] [[hy:snow]] [[io:snow]] [[it:snow]] [[la:snow]] [[hu:snow]] [[ja:snow]] [[ru:snow]] [[sr:snow]] [[fi:snow]] [[ta:snow]] [[vi:snow]] [[tr:snow]] [[zh:snow]] 9909 2006-09-24T11:36:54Z Tangobot 116 Robot: Automated text replacement (-{{adjective2}} +{{adjective}}) {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|17}} ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # [[precipitation|Precipitation]] (falling water) that is [[white]] and [[frozen]]. #: ''I love the snow.'' {{noun}} # Period of snowfall. #: ''The snows of winter will soon come.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[first snow]] *[[snowboard]] *[[snowdrift]] *[[snowfall]] *[[snowflake]] *[[snowman]] *[[snowshoe]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[blizzard]] *[[cold]] *[[ice]] *[[powder]] *[[ski]] *[[sled]] *[[toboggan]] *[[winter]] ===See also=== *[[freezing rain]] *[[hail]] *[[rain]] *[[sleet]] *[[slush]] ==Verb== {{verb|snow|snows|snowed|snowing}} # To fall as frozen water. #: ''It snowed last night.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[snowed in]] ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # Related to snow. #: ''I enjoy snow skiing.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[snow angel]] *[[snow bunny]] *[[snow cone]] *[[snow day]] *[[snow ski]] [[de:snow]] [[en:snow]] [[fr:snow]] [[ko:snow]] [[hy:snow]] [[io:snow]] [[it:snow]] [[la:snow]] [[hu:snow]] [[ja:snow]] [[ru:snow]] [[sr:snow]] [[fi:snow]] [[ta:snow]] [[vi:snow]] [[tr:snow]] [[zh:snow]] 10221 2006-09-24T14:03:03Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[es:snow]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|17}} ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # [[precipitation|Precipitation]] (falling water) that is [[white]] and [[frozen]]. #: ''I love the snow.'' {{noun}} # Period of snowfall. #: ''The snows of winter will soon come.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[first snow]] *[[snowboard]] *[[snowdrift]] *[[snowfall]] *[[snowflake]] *[[snowman]] *[[snowshoe]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[blizzard]] *[[cold]] *[[ice]] *[[powder]] *[[ski]] *[[sled]] *[[toboggan]] *[[winter]] ===See also=== *[[freezing rain]] *[[hail]] *[[rain]] *[[sleet]] *[[slush]] ==Verb== {{verb|snow|snows|snowed|snowing}} # To fall as frozen water. #: ''It snowed last night.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[snowed in]] ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # Related to snow. #: ''I enjoy snow skiing.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[snow angel]] *[[snow bunny]] *[[snow cone]] *[[snow day]] *[[snow ski]] [[de:snow]] [[en:snow]] [[es:snow]] [[fr:snow]] [[ko:snow]] [[hy:snow]] [[io:snow]] [[it:snow]] [[la:snow]] [[hu:snow]] [[ja:snow]] [[ru:snow]] [[sr:snow]] [[fi:snow]] [[ta:snow]] [[vi:snow]] [[tr:snow]] [[zh:snow]] 10299 2006-09-25T16:58:35Z Brett 77 /* Adjective */ {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|17}} ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # [[precipitation|Precipitation]] (falling water) that is [[white]] and [[frozen]]. #: ''I love the snow.'' {{noun}} # Period of snowfall. #: ''The snows of winter will soon come.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[first snow]] *[[snowboard]] *[[snowdrift]] *[[snowfall]] *[[snowflake]] *[[snowman]] *[[snowshoe]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[blizzard]] *[[cold]] *[[ice]] *[[powder]] *[[ski]] *[[sled]] *[[toboggan]] *[[winter]] ===See also=== *[[freezing rain]] *[[hail]] *[[rain]] *[[sleet]] *[[slush]] ==Verb== {{verb|snow|snows|snowed|snowing}} # To fall as frozen water. #: ''It snowed last night.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[snowed in]] *[[snow angel]] *[[snow bunny]] *[[snow cone]] *[[snow day]] *[[snow ski]] [[de:snow]] [[en:snow]] [[es:snow]] [[fr:snow]] [[ko:snow]] [[hy:snow]] [[io:snow]] [[it:snow]] [[la:snow]] [[hu:snow]] [[ja:snow]] [[ru:snow]] [[sr:snow]] [[fi:snow]] [[ta:snow]] [[vi:snow]] [[tr:snow]] [[zh:snow]] 10801 2006-10-11T08:46:40Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:snow]], [[uk:snow]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|17}} ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # [[precipitation|Precipitation]] (falling water) that is [[white]] and [[frozen]]. #: ''I love the snow.'' {{noun}} # Period of snowfall. #: ''The snows of winter will soon come.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[first snow]] *[[snowboard]] *[[snowdrift]] *[[snowfall]] *[[snowflake]] *[[snowman]] *[[snowshoe]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[blizzard]] *[[cold]] *[[ice]] *[[powder]] *[[ski]] *[[sled]] *[[toboggan]] *[[winter]] ===See also=== *[[freezing rain]] *[[hail]] *[[rain]] *[[sleet]] *[[slush]] ==Verb== {{verb|snow|snows|snowed|snowing}} # To fall as frozen water. #: ''It snowed last night.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[snowed in]] *[[snow angel]] *[[snow bunny]] *[[snow cone]] *[[snow day]] *[[snow ski]] [[de:snow]] [[en:snow]] [[es:snow]] [[fr:snow]] [[ko:snow]] [[hy:snow]] [[io:snow]] [[it:snow]] [[kk:snow]] [[la:snow]] [[hu:snow]] [[ja:snow]] [[ru:snow]] [[sr:snow]] [[fi:snow]] [[ta:snow]] [[vi:snow]] [[tr:snow]] [[uk:snow]] [[zh:snow]] 13865 2006-12-19T13:03:14Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|17}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # ({{mass noun}}) [[precipitation|Precipitation]] (falling water) that is [[white]] and [[frozen]]. #: ''I love the '''snow'''.'' # ({{countable}}) Period of snowfall. #: ''The '''snows''' of winter will soon come.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[first snow]] *[[snowboard]] *[[snowdrift]] *[[snowfall]] *[[snowflake]] *[[snowman]] *[[snowshoe]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[blizzard]] *[[cold]] *[[ice]] *[[powder]] *[[ski]] *[[sled]] *[[toboggan]] *[[winter]] ===See also=== *[[freezing rain]] *[[hail]] *[[rain]] *[[sleet]] *[[slush]] ==Verb== {{verb|snow|snows|snowed|snowing}} # To fall as frozen water. #: ''It snowed last night.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[snowed in]] *[[snow angel]] *[[snow bunny]] *[[snow cone]] *[[snow day]] *[[snow ski]] [[de:snow]] [[en:snow]] [[es:snow]] [[fr:snow]] [[ko:snow]] [[hy:snow]] [[io:snow]] [[it:snow]] [[kk:snow]] [[la:snow]] [[hu:snow]] [[ja:snow]] [[ru:snow]] [[sr:snow]] [[fi:snow]] [[ta:snow]] [[vi:snow]] [[tr:snow]] [[uk:snow]] [[zh:snow]] 14180 2006-12-21T12:32:59Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ku:snow]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|17}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # ({{mass noun}}) [[precipitation|Precipitation]] (falling water) that is [[white]] and [[frozen]]. #: ''I love the '''snow'''.'' # ({{countable}}) Period of snowfall. #: ''The '''snows''' of winter will soon come.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[first snow]] *[[snowboard]] *[[snowdrift]] *[[snowfall]] *[[snowflake]] *[[snowman]] *[[snowshoe]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[blizzard]] *[[cold]] *[[ice]] *[[powder]] *[[ski]] *[[sled]] *[[toboggan]] *[[winter]] ===See also=== *[[freezing rain]] *[[hail]] *[[rain]] *[[sleet]] *[[slush]] ==Verb== {{verb|snow|snows|snowed|snowing}} # To fall as frozen water. #: ''It snowed last night.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[snowed in]] *[[snow angel]] *[[snow bunny]] *[[snow cone]] *[[snow day]] *[[snow ski]] [[de:snow]] [[en:snow]] [[es:snow]] [[fr:snow]] [[ko:snow]] [[hy:snow]] [[io:snow]] [[it:snow]] [[kk:snow]] [[ku:snow]] [[la:snow]] [[hu:snow]] [[ja:snow]] [[ru:snow]] [[sr:snow]] [[fi:snow]] [[ta:snow]] [[vi:snow]] [[tr:snow]] [[uk:snow]] [[zh:snow]] 14327 2006-12-22T02:20:20Z Brett 77 /* Verb */ {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|17}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # ({{mass noun}}) [[precipitation|Precipitation]] (falling water) that is [[white]] and [[frozen]]. #: ''I love the '''snow'''.'' # ({{countable}}) Period of snowfall. #: ''The '''snows''' of winter will soon come.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[first snow]] *[[snowboard]] *[[snowdrift]] *[[snowfall]] *[[snowflake]] *[[snowman]] *[[snowshoe]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[blizzard]] *[[cold]] *[[ice]] *[[powder]] *[[ski]] *[[sled]] *[[toboggan]] *[[winter]] ===See also=== *[[freezing rain]] *[[hail]] *[[rain]] *[[sleet]] *[[slush]] ==Verb== {{verb|snow|snows|snowed|snowing}} # To fall as frozen water. #: ''It '''snowed''' last night and everything is white now.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[snowed in]] *[[snow angel]] *[[snow bunny]] *[[snow cone]] *[[snow day]] *[[snow ski]] [[de:snow]] [[en:snow]] [[es:snow]] [[fr:snow]] [[ko:snow]] [[hy:snow]] [[io:snow]] [[it:snow]] [[kk:snow]] [[ku:snow]] [[la:snow]] [[hu:snow]] [[ja:snow]] [[ru:snow]] [[sr:snow]] [[fi:snow]] [[ta:snow]] [[vi:snow]] [[tr:snow]] [[uk:snow]] [[zh:snow]] 14328 2006-12-22T02:26:07Z Brett 77 {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|17}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:BrockenSnowedTrees.jpg|thumb|'''snow''' on some trees]] # ({{mass noun}}) [[precipitation|Precipitation]] (falling water) that is [[white]] and [[frozen]]. #: ''I love the '''snow'''.'' # ({{countable}}) Period of snowfall. #: ''The '''snows''' of winter will soon come.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[first snow]] *[[snowboard]] *[[snowdrift]] *[[snowfall]] *[[snowflake]] *[[snowman]] *[[snowshoe]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[blizzard]] *[[cold]] *[[ice]] *[[powder]] *[[ski]] *[[sled]] *[[toboggan]] *[[winter]] ===See also=== *[[freezing rain]] *[[hail]] *[[rain]] *[[sleet]] *[[slush]] ==Verb== {{verb|snow|snows|snowed|snowing}} # To fall as frozen water. #: ''It '''snowed''' last night and everything is white now.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[snowed in]] *[[snow angel]] *[[snow bunny]] *[[snow cone]] *[[snow day]] *[[snow ski]] [[de:snow]] [[en:snow]] [[es:snow]] [[fr:snow]] [[ko:snow]] [[hy:snow]] [[io:snow]] [[it:snow]] [[kk:snow]] [[ku:snow]] [[la:snow]] [[hu:snow]] [[ja:snow]] [[ru:snow]] [[sr:snow]] [[fi:snow]] [[ta:snow]] [[vi:snow]] [[tr:snow]] [[uk:snow]] [[zh:snow]] 2658 6480 2006-04-27T00:00:04Z Cromwellt 61 created wotd <big>'''snow'''</big> <small>noun</small> # [[precipitation|Precipitation]] (falling water) that is [[white]] and [[frozen]]. #: ''I love the snow.'' # Period of [[snowfall]]. #: ''The snows of winter will soon come.'' <small>verb</small> # To [[fall]] as frozen water. #: ''It snowed last night.'' <small>adjective</small> # Related to snow. #: ''I enjoy snow skiing.'' <small>[[snow|Read full entry]]</small> 2659 6481 2006-04-27T00:04:34Z Cromwellt 61 created entry, wotd {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|18}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[male]] [[child]] of someone. #: ''I am his son.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[firstborn son]] *[[foster son]] *[[sonny]] *[[stepson]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[child]] *[[generation]] *[[inheritance]] *[[kid]] ===See also=== *[[firstborn]] {{family}} [[en:son]] 7723 2006-07-19T11:44:09Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: af, ca, de, el, et, fi, fr, hu, id, io, it, ja, ko, la, nl, pl, pt, sr, sv, ta, tr, vo, zh {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|18}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[male]] [[child]] of someone. #: ''I am his son.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[firstborn son]] *[[foster son]] *[[sonny]] *[[stepson]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[child]] *[[generation]] *[[inheritance]] *[[kid]] ===See also=== *[[firstborn]] {{family}} [[af:son]] [[ca:son]] [[de:son]] [[et:son]] [[el:son]] [[en:son]] [[fr:son]] [[ko:son]] [[io:son]] [[id:son]] [[it:son]] [[la:son]] [[hu:son]] [[nl:son]] [[ja:son]] [[pl:son]] [[pt:son]] [[sr:son]] [[fi:son]] [[sv:son]] [[ta:son]] [[tr:son]] [[vo:son]] [[zh:son]] 9175 2006-08-22T04:42:53Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|18}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[male]] [[child]] of someone. #: ''I am his son.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[firstborn son]] *[[foster son]] *[[sonny]] *[[stepson]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[child]] *[[generation]] *[[inheritance]] *[[kid]] ===See also=== *[[firstborn]] {{family}} [[af:son]] [[ca:son]] [[de:son]] [[et:son]] [[el:son]] [[en:son]] [[fr:son]] [[ko:son]] [[io:son]] [[id:son]] [[it:son]] [[la:son]] [[hu:son]] [[nl:son]] [[ja:son]] [[pl:son]] [[pt:son]] [[sr:son]] [[fi:son]] [[sv:son]] [[ta:son]] [[vi:son]] [[tr:son]] [[vo:son]] [[zh:son]] 10233 2006-09-24T14:05:02Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ar:son]], [[es:son]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|18}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[male]] [[child]] of someone. #: ''I am his son.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[firstborn son]] *[[foster son]] *[[sonny]] *[[stepson]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[child]] *[[generation]] *[[inheritance]] *[[kid]] ===See also=== *[[firstborn]] {{family}} [[af:son]] [[ar:son]] [[ca:son]] [[de:son]] [[et:son]] [[el:son]] [[en:son]] [[es:son]] [[fr:son]] [[ko:son]] [[io:son]] [[id:son]] [[it:son]] [[la:son]] [[hu:son]] [[nl:son]] [[ja:son]] [[pl:son]] [[pt:son]] [[sr:son]] [[fi:son]] [[sv:son]] [[ta:son]] [[vi:son]] [[tr:son]] [[vo:son]] [[zh:son]] 10889 2006-10-12T20:05:01Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: kk, ku, ky, uk {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|18}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[male]] [[child]] of someone. #: ''I am his son.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[firstborn son]] *[[foster son]] *[[sonny]] *[[stepson]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[child]] *[[generation]] *[[inheritance]] *[[kid]] ===See also=== *[[firstborn]] {{family}} [[af:son]] [[ar:son]] [[ca:son]] [[de:son]] [[et:son]] [[el:son]] [[en:son]] [[es:son]] [[fr:son]] [[ko:son]] [[io:son]] [[id:son]] [[it:son]] [[kk:son]] [[ky:son]] [[ku:son]] [[la:son]] [[hu:son]] [[nl:son]] [[ja:son]] [[pl:son]] [[pt:son]] [[sr:son]] [[fi:son]] [[sv:son]] [[ta:son]] [[vi:son]] [[tr:son]] [[uk:son]] [[vo:son]] [[zh:son]] 11340 2006-10-18T23:00:13Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:son]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|18}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[male]] [[child]] of someone. #: ''I am his son.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[firstborn son]] *[[foster son]] *[[sonny]] *[[stepson]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[child]] *[[generation]] *[[inheritance]] *[[kid]] ===See also=== *[[firstborn]] {{family}} [[af:son]] [[ar:son]] [[ca:son]] [[de:son]] [[et:son]] [[el:son]] [[en:son]] [[es:son]] [[fr:son]] [[ko:son]] [[io:son]] [[id:son]] [[it:son]] [[kk:son]] [[ky:son]] [[ku:son]] [[la:son]] [[hu:son]] [[nl:son]] [[ja:son]] [[pl:son]] [[pt:son]] [[ru:son]] [[sr:son]] [[fi:son]] [[sv:son]] [[ta:son]] [[vi:son]] [[tr:son]] [[uk:son]] [[vo:son]] [[zh:son]] 2660 6482 2006-04-27T00:05:37Z Cromwellt 61 created wotd <big>'''son'''</big> <small>noun</small> # A [[male]] [[child]] of someone. #: ''I am his son.'' <small>[[son|Read full entry]]</small> 2661 6483 2006-04-27T00:12:20Z Cromwellt 61 created entry, wotd {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|19}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[raised]] flat [[surface]]. #: ''He sat at the table to eat.'' # A [[chart]]. #: ''He looked at the data table.'' # Food. #: ''That restaurant has an excellent table.'' # [[agenda|Agenda]]. # ''He added it to the table.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''raised flat surface'') [[bench]], [[board]], [[desk]], [[counter]], [[stand]], [[bar]], [[stall]], [[slab]] *(''chart'') [[chart]], [[graph]], [[diagram]], [[spreadsheet]], [[record]], [[register]], [[index]], [[list]], [[catalog]] or [[catalogue]], [[schedule]] *(''food'') [[food]], [[fare]], [[board]], [[diet]], [[provision]], [[menu]] *(''agenda'') [[agenda]], [[index]], [[list]], [[plan]], [[record]], [[register]], [[roll]], [[schedule]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[bring to the table]] *[[end table]] *[[dining table]] *[[dining room table]] *[[kitchen table]] *[[worktable]] *[[tableland]] *[[turn the tables]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[chair]] *[[mesa]] *[[plateau]] ===See also=== *[[tablet]] ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} # [[related|Related]] to the table. #: ''She used her best table manners.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[tablespoon]] *[[table fork]] *[[table knife]] *[[table manners]] ==Verb== {{verb|table|tables|tabled|tabling}} # To [[propose]]. #: ''We will table the idea.'' # To end. #: ''I vote to table discussion.'' # To [[put off]], [[postpone]]. #: ''Let's table this until later.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''propose'') [[propose]], [[put forward]], [[submit]], [[suggest]], [[enter]], [[move]] *(''end'') [[end]], [[put an end to]] *(''put off'') [[put off]], [[postpone]], [[shelve]], [[put on the back burner]] ===Antonyms=== *(''propose'') [[withdraw]], [[remove]], [[retract]] *(''end'') [[start]], [[begin]], [[keep open]], [[continue]] *(''put off'') [[bring forward]], [[put forward]] ===See also=== *[[meeting]] *[[Robert’s rules of order]] *[[procrastination]] *[[idea]] [[en:table]] 7719 2006-07-19T11:32:19Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ang, bs, de, el, et, fa, fi, fr, gl, hu, hy, id, io, it, ja, ko, ku, pl, pt, ro, ru, sv, ta, vi, zh {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|19}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[raised]] flat [[surface]]. #: ''He sat at the table to eat.'' # A [[chart]]. #: ''He looked at the data table.'' # Food. #: ''That restaurant has an excellent table.'' # [[agenda|Agenda]]. # ''He added it to the table.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''raised flat surface'') [[bench]], [[board]], [[desk]], [[counter]], [[stand]], [[bar]], [[stall]], [[slab]] *(''chart'') [[chart]], [[graph]], [[diagram]], [[spreadsheet]], [[record]], [[register]], [[index]], [[list]], [[catalog]] or [[catalogue]], [[schedule]] *(''food'') [[food]], [[fare]], [[board]], [[diet]], [[provision]], [[menu]] *(''agenda'') [[agenda]], [[index]], [[list]], [[plan]], [[record]], [[register]], [[roll]], [[schedule]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[bring to the table]] *[[end table]] *[[dining table]] *[[dining room table]] *[[kitchen table]] *[[worktable]] *[[tableland]] *[[turn the tables]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[chair]] *[[mesa]] *[[plateau]] ===See also=== *[[tablet]] ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} # [[related|Related]] to the table. #: ''She used her best table manners.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[tablespoon]] *[[table fork]] *[[table knife]] *[[table manners]] ==Verb== {{verb|table|tables|tabled|tabling}} # To [[propose]]. #: ''We will table the idea.'' # To end. #: ''I vote to table discussion.'' # To [[put off]], [[postpone]]. #: ''Let's table this until later.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''propose'') [[propose]], [[put forward]], [[submit]], [[suggest]], [[enter]], [[move]] *(''end'') [[end]], [[put an end to]] *(''put off'') [[put off]], [[postpone]], [[shelve]], [[put on the back burner]] ===Antonyms=== *(''propose'') [[withdraw]], [[remove]], [[retract]] *(''end'') [[start]], [[begin]], [[keep open]], [[continue]] *(''put off'') [[bring forward]], [[put forward]] ===See also=== *[[meeting]] *[[Robert’s rules of order]] *[[procrastination]] *[[idea]] [[ang:table]] [[bs:table]] [[de:table]] [[et:table]] [[el:table]] [[en:table]] [[fa:table]] [[fr:table]] [[gl:table]] [[ko:table]] [[hy:table]] [[io:table]] [[id:table]] [[it:table]] [[ku:table]] [[hu:table]] [[ja:table]] [[pl:table]] [[pt:table]] [[ro:table]] [[ru:table]] [[fi:table]] [[sv:table]] [[ta:table]] [[vi:table]] [[zh:table]] 7909 2006-07-22T15:04:47Z Brett 77 {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|19}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Aalto_table.JPG|thumb|a table]] # A [[raised]] flat [[surface]]. #: ''He sat at the table to eat.'' # A list of [[information]] in [[rows]] and [[columns]]. [[Image:Table.gif|thumb|a table]] #: ''He looked at the data table.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''raised flat surface'') [[bench]], [[board]], [[desk]], [[counter]], [[stand]], [[bar]], [[stall]], [[slab]] *(''chart'') [[chart]], [[graph]], [[diagram]], [[spreadsheet]], [[record]], [[register]], [[index]], [[list]], [[catalog]] or [[catalogue]], [[schedule]] *(''food'') [[food]], [[fare]], [[board]], [[diet]], [[provision]], [[menu]] *(''agenda'') [[agenda]], [[index]], [[list]], [[plan]], [[record]], [[register]], [[roll]], [[schedule]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[bring to the table]] *[[end table]] *[[dining table]] *[[dining room table]] *[[kitchen table]] *[[worktable]] *[[tableland]] *[[turn the tables]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[chair]] *[[mesa]] *[[plateau]] ===See also=== *[[tablet]] ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} # [[related|Related]] to the table. #: ''She used her best table manners.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[tablespoon]] *[[table fork]] *[[table knife]] *[[table manners]] ==Verb== {{verb|table|tables|tabled|tabling}} # To [[propose]]. #: ''We will table the idea.'' # To end. #: ''I vote to table discussion.'' # To [[put off]], [[postpone]]. #: ''Let's table this until later.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''propose'') [[propose]], [[put forward]], [[submit]], [[suggest]], [[enter]], [[move]] *(''end'') [[end]], [[put an end to]] *(''put off'') [[put off]], [[postpone]], [[shelve]], [[put on the back burner]] ===Antonyms=== *(''propose'') [[withdraw]], [[remove]], [[retract]] *(''end'') [[start]], [[begin]], [[keep open]], [[continue]] *(''put off'') [[bring forward]], [[put forward]] ===See also=== *[[meeting]] *[[Robert’s rules of order]] *[[procrastination]] *[[idea]] [[ang:table]] [[bs:table]] [[de:table]] [[et:table]] [[el:table]] [[en:table]] [[fa:table]] [[fr:table]] [[gl:table]] [[ko:table]] [[hy:table]] [[io:table]] [[id:table]] [[it:table]] [[ku:table]] [[hu:table]] [[ja:table]] [[pl:table]] [[pt:table]] [[ro:table]] [[ru:table]] [[fi:table]] [[sv:table]] [[ta:table]] [[vi:table]] [[zh:table]] 7910 2006-07-22T15:06:06Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|19}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Aalto_table.JPG|thumb|a table (1)]] [[Image:Table.gif|thumb|a table (2)]] # A [[raised]] flat [[surface]]. #: ''He sat at the '''table''' to eat.'' # A list of [[information]] in [[rows]] and [[columns]]. #: ''He looked at the data '''table'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''raised flat surface'') [[bench]], [[board]], [[desk]], [[counter]], [[stand]], [[bar]], [[stall]], [[slab]] *(''chart'') [[chart]], [[graph]], [[diagram]], [[spreadsheet]], [[record]], [[register]], [[index]], [[list]], [[catalog]] or [[catalogue]], [[schedule]] *(''food'') [[food]], [[fare]], [[board]], [[diet]], [[provision]], [[menu]] *(''agenda'') [[agenda]], [[index]], [[list]], [[plan]], [[record]], [[register]], [[roll]], [[schedule]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[bring to the table]] *[[end table]] *[[dining table]] *[[dining room table]] *[[kitchen table]] *[[worktable]] *[[tableland]] *[[turn the tables]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[chair]] *[[mesa]] *[[plateau]] ===See also=== *[[tablet]] ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} # [[related|Related]] to the table. #: ''She used her best table manners.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[tablespoon]] *[[table fork]] *[[table knife]] *[[table manners]] ==Verb== {{verb|table|tables|tabled|tabling}} # To [[propose]]. #: ''We will table the idea.'' # To end. #: ''I vote to table discussion.'' # To [[put off]], [[postpone]]. #: ''Let's table this until later.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''propose'') [[propose]], [[put forward]], [[submit]], [[suggest]], [[enter]], [[move]] *(''end'') [[end]], [[put an end to]] *(''put off'') [[put off]], [[postpone]], [[shelve]], [[put on the back burner]] ===Antonyms=== *(''propose'') [[withdraw]], [[remove]], [[retract]] *(''end'') [[start]], [[begin]], [[keep open]], [[continue]] *(''put off'') [[bring forward]], [[put forward]] ===See also=== *[[meeting]] *[[Robert’s rules of order]] *[[procrastination]] *[[idea]] [[ang:table]] [[bs:table]] [[de:table]] [[et:table]] [[el:table]] [[en:table]] [[fa:table]] [[fr:table]] [[gl:table]] [[ko:table]] [[hy:table]] [[io:table]] [[id:table]] [[it:table]] [[ku:table]] [[hu:table]] [[ja:table]] [[pl:table]] [[pt:table]] [[ro:table]] [[ru:table]] [[fi:table]] [[sv:table]] [[ta:table]] [[vi:table]] [[zh:table]] 9168 2006-08-22T04:33:43Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: uk {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|19}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Aalto_table.JPG|thumb|a table (1)]] [[Image:Table.gif|thumb|a table (2)]] # A [[raised]] flat [[surface]]. #: ''He sat at the '''table''' to eat.'' # A list of [[information]] in [[rows]] and [[columns]]. #: ''He looked at the data '''table'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''raised flat surface'') [[bench]], [[board]], [[desk]], [[counter]], [[stand]], [[bar]], [[stall]], [[slab]] *(''chart'') [[chart]], [[graph]], [[diagram]], [[spreadsheet]], [[record]], [[register]], [[index]], [[list]], [[catalog]] or [[catalogue]], [[schedule]] *(''food'') [[food]], [[fare]], [[board]], [[diet]], [[provision]], [[menu]] *(''agenda'') [[agenda]], [[index]], [[list]], [[plan]], [[record]], [[register]], [[roll]], [[schedule]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[bring to the table]] *[[end table]] *[[dining table]] *[[dining room table]] *[[kitchen table]] *[[worktable]] *[[tableland]] *[[turn the tables]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[chair]] *[[mesa]] *[[plateau]] ===See also=== *[[tablet]] ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} # [[related|Related]] to the table. #: ''She used her best table manners.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[tablespoon]] *[[table fork]] *[[table knife]] *[[table manners]] ==Verb== {{verb|table|tables|tabled|tabling}} # To [[propose]]. #: ''We will table the idea.'' # To end. #: ''I vote to table discussion.'' # To [[put off]], [[postpone]]. #: ''Let's table this until later.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''propose'') [[propose]], [[put forward]], [[submit]], [[suggest]], [[enter]], [[move]] *(''end'') [[end]], [[put an end to]] *(''put off'') [[put off]], [[postpone]], [[shelve]], [[put on the back burner]] ===Antonyms=== *(''propose'') [[withdraw]], [[remove]], [[retract]] *(''end'') [[start]], [[begin]], [[keep open]], [[continue]] *(''put off'') [[bring forward]], [[put forward]] ===See also=== *[[meeting]] *[[Robert’s rules of order]] *[[procrastination]] *[[idea]] [[ang:table]] [[bs:table]] [[de:table]] [[et:table]] [[el:table]] [[en:table]] [[fa:table]] [[fr:table]] [[gl:table]] [[ko:table]] [[hy:table]] [[io:table]] [[id:table]] [[it:table]] [[ku:table]] [[hu:table]] [[ja:table]] [[pl:table]] [[pt:table]] [[ro:table]] [[ru:table]] [[fi:table]] [[sv:table]] [[ta:table]] [[vi:table]] [[uk:table]] [[zh:table]] 9910 2006-09-24T11:37:04Z Tangobot 116 Robot: Automated text replacement (-{{adjective2}} +{{adjective}}) {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|19}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Aalto_table.JPG|thumb|a table (1)]] [[Image:Table.gif|thumb|a table (2)]] # A [[raised]] flat [[surface]]. #: ''He sat at the '''table''' to eat.'' # A list of [[information]] in [[rows]] and [[columns]]. #: ''He looked at the data '''table'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''raised flat surface'') [[bench]], [[board]], [[desk]], [[counter]], [[stand]], [[bar]], [[stall]], [[slab]] *(''chart'') [[chart]], [[graph]], [[diagram]], [[spreadsheet]], [[record]], [[register]], [[index]], [[list]], [[catalog]] or [[catalogue]], [[schedule]] *(''food'') [[food]], [[fare]], [[board]], [[diet]], [[provision]], [[menu]] *(''agenda'') [[agenda]], [[index]], [[list]], [[plan]], [[record]], [[register]], [[roll]], [[schedule]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[bring to the table]] *[[end table]] *[[dining table]] *[[dining room table]] *[[kitchen table]] *[[worktable]] *[[tableland]] *[[turn the tables]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[chair]] *[[mesa]] *[[plateau]] ===See also=== *[[tablet]] ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # [[related|Related]] to the table. #: ''She used her best table manners.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[tablespoon]] *[[table fork]] *[[table knife]] *[[table manners]] ==Verb== {{verb|table|tables|tabled|tabling}} # To [[propose]]. #: ''We will table the idea.'' # To end. #: ''I vote to table discussion.'' # To [[put off]], [[postpone]]. #: ''Let's table this until later.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''propose'') [[propose]], [[put forward]], [[submit]], [[suggest]], [[enter]], [[move]] *(''end'') [[end]], [[put an end to]] *(''put off'') [[put off]], [[postpone]], [[shelve]], [[put on the back burner]] ===Antonyms=== *(''propose'') [[withdraw]], [[remove]], [[retract]] *(''end'') [[start]], [[begin]], [[keep open]], [[continue]] *(''put off'') [[bring forward]], [[put forward]] ===See also=== *[[meeting]] *[[Robert’s rules of order]] *[[procrastination]] *[[idea]] [[ang:table]] [[bs:table]] [[de:table]] [[et:table]] [[el:table]] [[en:table]] [[fa:table]] [[fr:table]] [[gl:table]] [[ko:table]] [[hy:table]] [[io:table]] [[id:table]] [[it:table]] [[ku:table]] [[hu:table]] [[ja:table]] [[pl:table]] [[pt:table]] [[ro:table]] [[ru:table]] [[fi:table]] [[sv:table]] [[ta:table]] [[vi:table]] [[uk:table]] [[zh:table]] 10238 2006-09-24T14:12:22Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[th:table]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|19}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Aalto_table.JPG|thumb|a table (1)]] [[Image:Table.gif|thumb|a table (2)]] # A [[raised]] flat [[surface]]. #: ''He sat at the '''table''' to eat.'' # A list of [[information]] in [[rows]] and [[columns]]. #: ''He looked at the data '''table'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''raised flat surface'') [[bench]], [[board]], [[desk]], [[counter]], [[stand]], [[bar]], [[stall]], [[slab]] *(''chart'') [[chart]], [[graph]], [[diagram]], [[spreadsheet]], [[record]], [[register]], [[index]], [[list]], [[catalog]] or [[catalogue]], [[schedule]] *(''food'') [[food]], [[fare]], [[board]], [[diet]], [[provision]], [[menu]] *(''agenda'') [[agenda]], [[index]], [[list]], [[plan]], [[record]], [[register]], [[roll]], [[schedule]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[bring to the table]] *[[end table]] *[[dining table]] *[[dining room table]] *[[kitchen table]] *[[worktable]] *[[tableland]] *[[turn the tables]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[chair]] *[[mesa]] *[[plateau]] ===See also=== *[[tablet]] ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # [[related|Related]] to the table. #: ''She used her best table manners.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[tablespoon]] *[[table fork]] *[[table knife]] *[[table manners]] ==Verb== {{verb|table|tables|tabled|tabling}} # To [[propose]]. #: ''We will table the idea.'' # To end. #: ''I vote to table discussion.'' # To [[put off]], [[postpone]]. #: ''Let's table this until later.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''propose'') [[propose]], [[put forward]], [[submit]], [[suggest]], [[enter]], [[move]] *(''end'') [[end]], [[put an end to]] *(''put off'') [[put off]], [[postpone]], [[shelve]], [[put on the back burner]] ===Antonyms=== *(''propose'') [[withdraw]], [[remove]], [[retract]] *(''end'') [[start]], [[begin]], [[keep open]], [[continue]] *(''put off'') [[bring forward]], [[put forward]] ===See also=== *[[meeting]] *[[Robert’s rules of order]] *[[procrastination]] *[[idea]] [[ang:table]] [[bs:table]] [[de:table]] [[et:table]] [[el:table]] [[en:table]] [[fa:table]] [[fr:table]] [[gl:table]] [[ko:table]] [[hy:table]] [[io:table]] [[id:table]] [[it:table]] [[ku:table]] [[hu:table]] [[ja:table]] [[pl:table]] [[pt:table]] [[ro:table]] [[ru:table]] [[fi:table]] [[sv:table]] [[ta:table]] [[th:table]] [[vi:table]] [[uk:table]] [[zh:table]] 10300 2006-09-25T16:59:23Z Brett 77 /* Adjective */ {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|19}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Aalto_table.JPG|thumb|a table (1)]] [[Image:Table.gif|thumb|a table (2)]] # A [[raised]] flat [[surface]]. #: ''He sat at the '''table''' to eat.'' # A list of [[information]] in [[rows]] and [[columns]]. #: ''He looked at the data '''table'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''raised flat surface'') [[bench]], [[board]], [[desk]], [[counter]], [[stand]], [[bar]], [[stall]], [[slab]] *(''chart'') [[chart]], [[graph]], [[diagram]], [[spreadsheet]], [[record]], [[register]], [[index]], [[list]], [[catalog]] or [[catalogue]], [[schedule]] *(''food'') [[food]], [[fare]], [[board]], [[diet]], [[provision]], [[menu]] *(''agenda'') [[agenda]], [[index]], [[list]], [[plan]], [[record]], [[register]], [[roll]], [[schedule]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[bring to the table]] *[[end table]] *[[dining table]] *[[dining room table]] *[[kitchen table]] *[[worktable]] *[[tableland]] *[[turn the tables]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[chair]] *[[mesa]] *[[plateau]] ===See also=== *[[tablet]] ==Verb== {{verb|table|tables|tabled|tabling}} # To [[propose]]. #: ''We will table the idea.'' # To end. #: ''I vote to table discussion.'' # To [[put off]], [[postpone]]. #: ''Let's table this until later.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''propose'') [[propose]], [[put forward]], [[submit]], [[suggest]], [[enter]], [[move]] *(''end'') [[end]], [[put an end to]] *(''put off'') [[put off]], [[postpone]], [[shelve]], [[put on the back burner]] ===Antonyms=== *(''propose'') [[withdraw]], [[remove]], [[retract]] *(''end'') [[start]], [[begin]], [[keep open]], [[continue]] *(''put off'') [[bring forward]], [[put forward]] ===See also=== *[[meeting]] *[[Robert’s rules of order]] *[[procrastination]] *[[idea]] [[ang:table]] [[bs:table]] [[de:table]] [[et:table]] [[el:table]] [[en:table]] [[fa:table]] [[fr:table]] [[gl:table]] [[ko:table]] [[hy:table]] [[io:table]] [[id:table]] [[it:table]] [[ku:table]] [[hu:table]] [[ja:table]] [[pl:table]] [[pt:table]] [[ro:table]] [[ru:table]] [[fi:table]] [[sv:table]] [[ta:table]] [[th:table]] [[vi:table]] [[uk:table]] [[zh:table]] 10878 2006-10-12T10:52:31Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:table]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|19}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Aalto_table.JPG|thumb|a table (1)]] [[Image:Table.gif|thumb|a table (2)]] # A [[raised]] flat [[surface]]. #: ''He sat at the '''table''' to eat.'' # A list of [[information]] in [[rows]] and [[columns]]. #: ''He looked at the data '''table'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''raised flat surface'') [[bench]], [[board]], [[desk]], [[counter]], [[stand]], [[bar]], [[stall]], [[slab]] *(''chart'') [[chart]], [[graph]], [[diagram]], [[spreadsheet]], [[record]], [[register]], [[index]], [[list]], [[catalog]] or [[catalogue]], [[schedule]] *(''food'') [[food]], [[fare]], [[board]], [[diet]], [[provision]], [[menu]] *(''agenda'') [[agenda]], [[index]], [[list]], [[plan]], [[record]], [[register]], [[roll]], [[schedule]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[bring to the table]] *[[end table]] *[[dining table]] *[[dining room table]] *[[kitchen table]] *[[worktable]] *[[tableland]] *[[turn the tables]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[chair]] *[[mesa]] *[[plateau]] ===See also=== *[[tablet]] ==Verb== {{verb|table|tables|tabled|tabling}} # To [[propose]]. #: ''We will table the idea.'' # To end. #: ''I vote to table discussion.'' # To [[put off]], [[postpone]]. #: ''Let's table this until later.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''propose'') [[propose]], [[put forward]], [[submit]], [[suggest]], [[enter]], [[move]] *(''end'') [[end]], [[put an end to]] *(''put off'') [[put off]], [[postpone]], [[shelve]], [[put on the back burner]] ===Antonyms=== *(''propose'') [[withdraw]], [[remove]], [[retract]] *(''end'') [[start]], [[begin]], [[keep open]], [[continue]] *(''put off'') [[bring forward]], [[put forward]] ===See also=== *[[meeting]] *[[Robert’s rules of order]] *[[procrastination]] *[[idea]] [[ang:table]] [[bs:table]] [[de:table]] [[et:table]] [[el:table]] [[en:table]] [[fa:table]] [[fr:table]] [[gl:table]] [[ko:table]] [[hy:table]] [[io:table]] [[id:table]] [[it:table]] [[kk:table]] [[ku:table]] [[hu:table]] [[ja:table]] [[pl:table]] [[pt:table]] [[ro:table]] [[ru:table]] [[fi:table]] [[sv:table]] [[ta:table]] [[th:table]] [[vi:table]] [[uk:table]] [[zh:table]] 11349 2006-10-19T00:17:20Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[tl:table]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|19}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Aalto_table.JPG|thumb|a table (1)]] [[Image:Table.gif|thumb|a table (2)]] # A [[raised]] flat [[surface]]. #: ''He sat at the '''table''' to eat.'' # A list of [[information]] in [[rows]] and [[columns]]. #: ''He looked at the data '''table'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''raised flat surface'') [[bench]], [[board]], [[desk]], [[counter]], [[stand]], [[bar]], [[stall]], [[slab]] *(''chart'') [[chart]], [[graph]], [[diagram]], [[spreadsheet]], [[record]], [[register]], [[index]], [[list]], [[catalog]] or [[catalogue]], [[schedule]] *(''food'') [[food]], [[fare]], [[board]], [[diet]], [[provision]], [[menu]] *(''agenda'') [[agenda]], [[index]], [[list]], [[plan]], [[record]], [[register]], [[roll]], [[schedule]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[bring to the table]] *[[end table]] *[[dining table]] *[[dining room table]] *[[kitchen table]] *[[worktable]] *[[tableland]] *[[turn the tables]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[chair]] *[[mesa]] *[[plateau]] ===See also=== *[[tablet]] ==Verb== {{verb|table|tables|tabled|tabling}} # To [[propose]]. #: ''We will table the idea.'' # To end. #: ''I vote to table discussion.'' # To [[put off]], [[postpone]]. #: ''Let's table this until later.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''propose'') [[propose]], [[put forward]], [[submit]], [[suggest]], [[enter]], [[move]] *(''end'') [[end]], [[put an end to]] *(''put off'') [[put off]], [[postpone]], [[shelve]], [[put on the back burner]] ===Antonyms=== *(''propose'') [[withdraw]], [[remove]], [[retract]] *(''end'') [[start]], [[begin]], [[keep open]], [[continue]] *(''put off'') [[bring forward]], [[put forward]] ===See also=== *[[meeting]] *[[Robert’s rules of order]] *[[procrastination]] *[[idea]] [[ang:table]] [[bs:table]] [[de:table]] [[et:table]] [[el:table]] [[en:table]] [[fa:table]] [[fr:table]] [[gl:table]] [[ko:table]] [[hy:table]] [[io:table]] [[id:table]] [[it:table]] [[kk:table]] [[ku:table]] [[hu:table]] [[ja:table]] [[pl:table]] [[pt:table]] [[ro:table]] [[ru:table]] [[fi:table]] [[sv:table]] [[tl:table]] [[ta:table]] [[th:table]] [[vi:table]] [[uk:table]] [[zh:table]] 13859 2006-12-19T12:57:39Z Brett 77 /* Verb */ {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|19}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Aalto_table.JPG|thumb|a table (1)]] [[Image:Table.gif|thumb|a table (2)]] # A [[raised]] flat [[surface]]. #: ''He sat at the '''table''' to eat.'' # A list of [[information]] in [[rows]] and [[columns]]. #: ''He looked at the data '''table'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''raised flat surface'') [[bench]], [[board]], [[desk]], [[counter]], [[stand]], [[bar]], [[stall]], [[slab]] *(''chart'') [[chart]], [[graph]], [[diagram]], [[spreadsheet]], [[record]], [[register]], [[index]], [[list]], [[catalog]] or [[catalogue]], [[schedule]] *(''food'') [[food]], [[fare]], [[board]], [[diet]], [[provision]], [[menu]] *(''agenda'') [[agenda]], [[index]], [[list]], [[plan]], [[record]], [[register]], [[roll]], [[schedule]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[bring to the table]] *[[end table]] *[[dining table]] *[[dining room table]] *[[kitchen table]] *[[worktable]] *[[tableland]] *[[turn the tables]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[chair]] *[[mesa]] *[[plateau]] ===See also=== *[[tablet]] ==Verb== {{verb|table|tables|tabled|tabling}} # To [[propose]] in a [[meeting]]. #: ''We will '''table''' a new motion.'' # To end or [[postpone]] in a meeting. #: ''I vote to '''table''' discussion.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''propose'') [[propose]], [[put forward]], [[submit]], [[suggest]], [[enter]], [[move]] *(''end'') [[end]], [[put an end to]] *(''put off'') [[put off]], [[postpone]], [[shelve]], [[put on the back burner]] ===Antonyms=== *(''propose'') [[withdraw]], [[remove]], [[retract]] *(''end'') [[start]], [[begin]], [[keep open]], [[continue]] *(''put off'') [[bring forward]], [[put forward]] ===See also=== *[[meeting]] *[[Robert’s rules of order]] *[[procrastination]] *[[idea]] [[ang:table]] [[bs:table]] [[de:table]] [[et:table]] [[el:table]] [[en:table]] [[fa:table]] [[fr:table]] [[gl:table]] [[ko:table]] [[hy:table]] [[io:table]] [[id:table]] [[it:table]] [[kk:table]] [[ku:table]] [[hu:table]] [[ja:table]] [[pl:table]] [[pt:table]] [[ro:table]] [[ru:table]] [[fi:table]] [[sv:table]] [[tl:table]] [[ta:table]] [[th:table]] [[vi:table]] [[uk:table]] [[zh:table]] 2662 6484 2006-04-27T00:14:30Z Cromwellt 61 created wotd <big>'''table'''</big> <small>noun</small> # A [[raised]] flat [[surface]]. #: ''He sat at the table to eat.'' # A [[chart]]. #: ''He looked at the data table.'' <small>adjective</small> # Related to the table. #: ''She used her best table manners.'' <small>verb</small> # To [[propose]]. #: ''We will table the idea.'' # To [[end]]. #: ''I vote to table discussion.'' # To [[put off]], [[postpone]]. #: ''Let's table this until later.'' <small>[[table|Read full entry]]</small> 2663 6485 2006-04-27T00:27:11Z Cromwellt 61 created entry, wotd {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|20}} ==adjective== {{adjective|early|earlier|earliest}} # [[soon|Sooner]] than expected. #: ''He was at the meeting early.'' # During the first part of a time period. #: ''She got up early in the morning.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''sooner'') [[premature]] ===Antonyms=== *(''sooner'') [[late]] *(''during the first part'') [[late]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[early on]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[punctuality]] *[[appointment]] [[en:early]] 7437 2006-07-19T01:18:25Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: fi, fr, hu, io, it, pt, ru, zh {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|20}} ==adjective== {{adjective|early|earlier|earliest}} # [[soon|Sooner]] than expected. #: ''He was at the meeting early.'' # During the first part of a time period. #: ''She got up early in the morning.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''sooner'') [[premature]] ===Antonyms=== *(''sooner'') [[late]] *(''during the first part'') [[late]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[early on]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[punctuality]] *[[appointment]] [[en:early]] [[fr:early]] [[io:early]] [[it:early]] [[hu:early]] [[pt:early]] [[ru:early]] [[fi:early]] [[zh:early]] 9548 2006-09-10T12:07:26Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|20}} ==adjective== {{adjective|early|earlier|earliest}} # [[soon|Sooner]] than expected. #: ''He was at the meeting early.'' # During the first part of a time period. #: ''She got up early in the morning.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''sooner'') [[premature]] ===Antonyms=== *(''sooner'') [[late]] *(''during the first part'') [[late]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[early on]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[punctuality]] *[[appointment]] [[en:early]] [[fr:early]] [[io:early]] [[it:early]] [[hu:early]] [[pt:early]] [[ru:early]] [[fi:early]] [[vi:early]] [[zh:early]] 10991 2006-10-14T01:30:56Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:early]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|20}} ==adjective== {{adjective|early|earlier|earliest}} # [[soon|Sooner]] than expected. #: ''He was at the meeting early.'' # During the first part of a time period. #: ''She got up early in the morning.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''sooner'') [[premature]] ===Antonyms=== *(''sooner'') [[late]] *(''during the first part'') [[late]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[early on]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[punctuality]] *[[appointment]] [[en:early]] [[fr:early]] [[io:early]] [[it:early]] [[kk:early]] [[hu:early]] [[pt:early]] [[ru:early]] [[fi:early]] [[vi:early]] [[zh:early]] 11936 2006-11-09T16:37:11Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ja:early]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|20}} ==adjective== {{adjective|early|earlier|earliest}} # [[soon|Sooner]] than expected. #: ''He was at the meeting early.'' # During the first part of a time period. #: ''She got up early in the morning.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''sooner'') [[premature]] ===Antonyms=== *(''sooner'') [[late]] *(''during the first part'') [[late]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[early on]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[punctuality]] *[[appointment]] [[en:early]] [[fr:early]] [[io:early]] [[it:early]] [[kk:early]] [[hu:early]] [[ja:early]] [[pt:early]] [[ru:early]] [[fi:early]] [[vi:early]] [[zh:early]] 13664 2006-12-11T23:11:51Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[et:early]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|20}} ==adjective== {{adjective|early|earlier|earliest}} # [[soon|Sooner]] than expected. #: ''He was at the meeting early.'' # During the first part of a time period. #: ''She got up early in the morning.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''sooner'') [[premature]] ===Antonyms=== *(''sooner'') [[late]] *(''during the first part'') [[late]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[early on]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[punctuality]] *[[appointment]] [[et:early]] [[en:early]] [[fr:early]] [[io:early]] [[it:early]] [[kk:early]] [[hu:early]] [[ja:early]] [[pt:early]] [[ru:early]] [[fi:early]] [[vi:early]] [[zh:early]] 2664 6486 2006-04-27T00:27:26Z Cromwellt 61 created wotd <big>'''early'''</big> <small>adjective</small> # [[soon|Sooner]] than expected. #: ''He was at the meeting early.'' # During the first part of a [[time]] period. #: ''She got up early in the morning.'' <small>[[early|Read full entry]]</small> 2665 6487 2006-04-27T00:30:12Z Cromwellt 61 {{BE850}} ==Adjective== # One of the four [[direction]] 6488 2006-04-27T00:33:43Z Cromwellt 61 created entry {{BE850}} ==Adjective== # One of the four [[direction]]s: 90º right of north. #: ''I drove east from Chicago.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[oriental]] ===Antonyms=== *[[west]] *[[occidental]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[easterly]] *[[eastern]] *[[eastward]] *[[East]] ===See also=== *[[north]] *[[south]] *[[west]] [[en:east]] 7435 2006-07-19T01:14:15Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: et, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, ko, ku, pt, ru, ta, zh {{BE850}} ==Adjective== # One of the four [[direction]]s: 90º right of north. #: ''I drove east from Chicago.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[oriental]] ===Antonyms=== *[[west]] *[[occidental]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[easterly]] *[[eastern]] *[[eastward]] *[[East]] ===See also=== *[[north]] *[[south]] *[[west]] [[et:east]] [[en:east]] [[fr:east]] [[ko:east]] [[io:east]] [[it:east]] [[ku:east]] [[hu:east]] [[ja:east]] [[pt:east]] [[ru:east]] [[fi:east]] [[ta:east]] [[zh:east]] 8498 2006-08-07T00:14:59Z Kappa 92 The sun rises in the east. {{BE850}} ==Adjective== # One of the four [[direction]]s: 90º right of north. The sun rises in the east. #: ''I drove east from Chicago.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[oriental]] ===Antonyms=== *[[west]] *[[occidental]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[easterly]] *[[eastern]] *[[eastward]] *[[East]] ===See also=== *[[north]] *[[south]] *[[west]] [[et:east]] [[en:east]] [[fr:east]] [[ko:east]] [[io:east]] [[it:east]] [[ku:east]] [[hu:east]] [[ja:east]] [[pt:east]] [[ru:east]] [[fi:east]] [[ta:east]] [[zh:east]] 8501 2006-08-07T02:20:39Z Brett 77 {{BE850}} ==Adjective== # One of the four compas [[direction]]s: 90º clockwise from north. The sun rises in the '''east'''. #: ''I drove '''east''' from Chicago.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[oriental]] ===Antonyms=== *[[west]] *[[occidental]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[easterly]] *[[eastern]] *[[eastward]] *[[East]] ===See also=== *[[north]] *[[south]] *[[west]] [[et:east]] [[en:east]] [[fr:east]] [[ko:east]] [[io:east]] [[it:east]] [[ku:east]] [[hu:east]] [[ja:east]] [[pt:east]] [[ru:east]] [[fi:east]] [[ta:east]] [[zh:east]] 8506 2006-08-07T05:14:16Z Kappa 92 link [[compass]] {{BE850}} ==Adjective== # One of the four [[compass]] [[direction]]s: 90º clockwise from north. The sun rises in the '''east'''. #: ''I drove '''east''' from Chicago.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[oriental]] ===Antonyms=== *[[west]] *[[occidental]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[easterly]] *[[eastern]] *[[eastward]] *[[East]] ===See also=== *[[north]] *[[south]] *[[west]] [[et:east]] [[en:east]] [[fr:east]] [[ko:east]] [[io:east]] [[it:east]] [[ku:east]] [[hu:east]] [[ja:east]] [[pt:east]] [[ru:east]] [[fi:east]] [[ta:east]] [[zh:east]] 9565 2006-09-10T12:12:45Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy, vi {{BE850}} ==Adjective== # One of the four [[compass]] [[direction]]s: 90º clockwise from north. The sun rises in the '''east'''. #: ''I drove '''east''' from Chicago.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[oriental]] ===Antonyms=== *[[west]] *[[occidental]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[easterly]] *[[eastern]] *[[eastward]] *[[East]] ===See also=== *[[north]] *[[south]] *[[west]] [[et:east]] [[en:east]] [[fr:east]] [[ko:east]] [[hy:east]] [[io:east]] [[it:east]] [[ku:east]] [[hu:east]] [[ja:east]] [[pt:east]] [[ru:east]] [[fi:east]] [[ta:east]] [[vi:east]] [[zh:east]] 10694 2006-10-10T02:49:59Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:east]] {{BE850}} ==Adjective== # One of the four [[compass]] [[direction]]s: 90º clockwise from north. The sun rises in the '''east'''. #: ''I drove '''east''' from Chicago.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[oriental]] ===Antonyms=== *[[west]] *[[occidental]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[easterly]] *[[eastern]] *[[eastward]] *[[East]] ===See also=== *[[north]] *[[south]] *[[west]] [[et:east]] [[en:east]] [[fr:east]] [[ko:east]] [[hy:east]] [[io:east]] [[it:east]] [[kk:east]] [[ku:east]] [[hu:east]] [[ja:east]] [[pt:east]] [[ru:east]] [[fi:east]] [[ta:east]] [[vi:east]] [[zh:east]] 2666 6489 2006-04-27T01:09:12Z Cromwellt 61 created entry, needs work {{BE850}} ==Noun== # The [[boundary]] of a [[surface]]. # An [[advantage]]. #: ''His speed gives him an edge.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''advantage'') [[advantage]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[edgy]] ==Verb== {{verb|edge|edges|edged|edging}} # To [[create]] an edge. #: ''He edged the grass.'' # To move slowly. #: ''She edged away from him.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[edger]] *[[edging]] ===See also=== *[[landscaping]] *[[move]] *[[slowly]] [[en:edge]] 7494 2006-07-19T03:31:10Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: fa, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ru, sv, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Noun== # The [[boundary]] of a [[surface]]. # An [[advantage]]. #: ''His speed gives him an edge.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''advantage'') [[advantage]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[edgy]] ==Verb== {{verb|edge|edges|edged|edging}} # To [[create]] an edge. #: ''He edged the grass.'' # To move slowly. #: ''She edged away from him.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[edger]] *[[edging]] ===See also=== *[[landscaping]] *[[move]] *[[slowly]] [[en:edge]] [[fa:edge]] [[fr:edge]] [[io:edge]] [[it:edge]] [[hu:edge]] [[ru:edge]] [[fi:edge]] [[sv:edge]] [[vi:edge]] [[zh:edge]] 9546 2006-09-10T12:06:05Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy, ta {{BE850}} ==Noun== # The [[boundary]] of a [[surface]]. # An [[advantage]]. #: ''His speed gives him an edge.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''advantage'') [[advantage]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[edgy]] ==Verb== {{verb|edge|edges|edged|edging}} # To [[create]] an edge. #: ''He edged the grass.'' # To move slowly. #: ''She edged away from him.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[edger]] *[[edging]] ===See also=== *[[landscaping]] *[[move]] *[[slowly]] [[en:edge]] [[fa:edge]] [[fr:edge]] [[hy:edge]] [[io:edge]] [[it:edge]] [[hu:edge]] [[ru:edge]] [[fi:edge]] [[sv:edge]] [[ta:edge]] [[vi:edge]] [[zh:edge]] 10027 2006-09-24T12:45:15Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ar:edge]] {{BE850}} ==Noun== # The [[boundary]] of a [[surface]]. # An [[advantage]]. #: ''His speed gives him an edge.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''advantage'') [[advantage]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[edgy]] ==Verb== {{verb|edge|edges|edged|edging}} # To [[create]] an edge. #: ''He edged the grass.'' # To move slowly. #: ''She edged away from him.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[edger]] *[[edging]] ===See also=== *[[landscaping]] *[[move]] *[[slowly]] [[ar:edge]] [[en:edge]] [[fa:edge]] [[fr:edge]] [[hy:edge]] [[io:edge]] [[it:edge]] [[hu:edge]] [[ru:edge]] [[fi:edge]] [[sv:edge]] [[ta:edge]] [[vi:edge]] [[zh:edge]] 2667 6490 2006-04-27T14:29:44Z Cromwellt 61 created entry ==Noun== {{noun}} # A woman or girl with brown hair. #: ''Brunettes are stereotypically smarter than blondes.'' ===Related words=== *[[blonde]] *[[brunet]] *[[redhead]] ===See also=== *[[brown]] *[[color]] *[[female]] *[[girl]] *[[hair]] *[[stereotype]] *[[woman]] ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} # Brown-haired. #: ''She is brunette.'' ===Related words=== *[[blond]] *[[blond-haired]] *[[redheaded]] *[[red-haired]] *[[black-haired]] *[[raven-haired]] ===See also=== *[[brown]] [[en:brunette]] 7379 2006-07-18T22:45:54Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: da, pl, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} # A woman or girl with brown hair. #: ''Brunettes are stereotypically smarter than blondes.'' ===Related words=== *[[blonde]] *[[brunet]] *[[redhead]] ===See also=== *[[brown]] *[[color]] *[[female]] *[[girl]] *[[hair]] *[[stereotype]] *[[woman]] ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} # Brown-haired. #: ''She is brunette.'' ===Related words=== *[[blond]] *[[blond-haired]] *[[redheaded]] *[[red-haired]] *[[black-haired]] *[[raven-haired]] ===See also=== *[[brown]] [[da:brunette]] [[en:brunette]] [[pl:brunette]] [[zh:brunette]] 9290 2006-08-27T17:51:52Z 4.124.81.95 ==Noun== {{noun}} # A woman or girl with brown hair or black hair. #: ''Brunettes are stereotypically smarter than blondes.'' ===Related words=== *[[blonde]] *[[brunet]] *[[redhead]] ===See also=== *[[brown]] *[[color]] *[[female]] *[[girl]] *[[hair]] *[[stereotype]] *[[woman]] ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} #(Of a girl or woman) Brown or black-haired. #: ''She is brunette.'' ===Related words=== *[[blond]] *[[blond-haired]] *[[redheaded]] *[[red-haired]] *[[black-haired]] *[[raven-haired]] ===See also=== *[[brown]] [[da:brunette]] [[en:brunette]] [[pl:brunette]] [[zh:brunette]] 9291 2006-08-27T17:52:44Z 4.124.81.95 ==Noun== {{noun}} # A woman or girl with brown or black hair. #: ''Brunettes are stereotypically smarter than blondes.'' ===Related words=== *[[blonde]] *[[brunet]] *[[redhead]] ===See also=== *[[brown]] *[[color]] *[[female]] *[[girl]] *[[hair]] *[[stereotype]] *[[woman]] ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} #(Of a girl or woman) Brown or black-haired. #: ''She is brunette.'' ===Related words=== *[[blond]] *[[blond-haired]] *[[redheaded]] *[[red-haired]] *[[black-haired]] *[[raven-haired]] ===See also=== *[[brown]] [[da:brunette]] [[en:brunette]] [[pl:brunette]] [[zh:brunette]] 9292 2006-08-27T17:54:06Z 4.124.81.95 ==Noun== {{noun}} # A girl or woman with brown or black hair. #: ''Brunettes are stereotypically smarter than blondes.'' ===Related words=== *[[blonde]] *[[brunet]] *[[redhead]] ===See also=== *[[brown]] *[[color]] *[[female]] *[[girl]] *[[hair]] *[[stereotype]] *[[woman]] ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} #(Of a girl or woman) Brown or black-haired. #: ''She is brunette.'' ===Related words=== *[[blond]] *[[blond-haired]] *[[redheaded]] *[[red-haired]] *[[black-haired]] *[[raven-haired]] ===See also=== *[[brown]] [[da:brunette]] [[en:brunette]] [[pl:brunette]] [[zh:brunette]] 9882 2006-09-24T11:32:34Z Tangobot 116 Robot: Automated text replacement (-{{adjective2}} +{{adjective}}) ==Noun== {{noun}} # A girl or woman with brown or black hair. #: ''Brunettes are stereotypically smarter than blondes.'' ===Related words=== *[[blonde]] *[[brunet]] *[[redhead]] ===See also=== *[[brown]] *[[color]] *[[female]] *[[girl]] *[[hair]] *[[stereotype]] *[[woman]] ==Adjective== {{adjective}} #(Of a girl or woman) Brown or black-haired. #: ''She is brunette.'' ===Related words=== *[[blond]] *[[blond-haired]] *[[redheaded]] *[[red-haired]] *[[black-haired]] *[[raven-haired]] ===See also=== *[[brown]] [[da:brunette]] [[en:brunette]] [[pl:brunette]] [[zh:brunette]] 9971 2006-09-24T12:21:40Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[vi:brunette]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A girl or woman with brown or black hair. #: ''Brunettes are stereotypically smarter than blondes.'' ===Related words=== *[[blonde]] *[[brunet]] *[[redhead]] ===See also=== *[[brown]] *[[color]] *[[female]] *[[girl]] *[[hair]] *[[stereotype]] *[[woman]] ==Adjective== {{adjective}} #(Of a girl or woman) Brown or black-haired. #: ''She is brunette.'' ===Related words=== *[[blond]] *[[blond-haired]] *[[redheaded]] *[[red-haired]] *[[black-haired]] *[[raven-haired]] ===See also=== *[[brown]] [[da:brunette]] [[en:brunette]] [[pl:brunette]] [[vi:brunette]] [[zh:brunette]] 11170 2006-10-17T03:16:10Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:brunette]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A girl or woman with brown or black hair. #: ''Brunettes are stereotypically smarter than blondes.'' ===Related words=== *[[blonde]] *[[brunet]] *[[redhead]] ===See also=== *[[brown]] *[[color]] *[[female]] *[[girl]] *[[hair]] *[[stereotype]] *[[woman]] ==Adjective== {{adjective}} #(Of a girl or woman) Brown or black-haired. #: ''She is brunette.'' ===Related words=== *[[blond]] *[[blond-haired]] *[[redheaded]] *[[red-haired]] *[[black-haired]] *[[raven-haired]] ===See also=== *[[brown]] [[da:brunette]] [[en:brunette]] [[pl:brunette]] [[ru:brunette]] [[vi:brunette]] [[zh:brunette]] 11871 2006-11-09T16:02:42Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[fr:brunette]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A girl or woman with brown or black hair. #: ''Brunettes are stereotypically smarter than blondes.'' ===Related words=== *[[blonde]] *[[brunet]] *[[redhead]] ===See also=== *[[brown]] *[[color]] *[[female]] *[[girl]] *[[hair]] *[[stereotype]] *[[woman]] ==Adjective== {{adjective}} #(Of a girl or woman) Brown or black-haired. #: ''She is brunette.'' ===Related words=== *[[blond]] *[[blond-haired]] *[[redheaded]] *[[red-haired]] *[[black-haired]] *[[raven-haired]] ===See also=== *[[brown]] [[da:brunette]] [[en:brunette]] [[fr:brunette]] [[pl:brunette]] [[ru:brunette]] [[vi:brunette]] [[zh:brunette]] 13969 2006-12-20T06:45:41Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[io:brunette]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A girl or woman with brown or black hair. #: ''Brunettes are stereotypically smarter than blondes.'' ===Related words=== *[[blonde]] *[[brunet]] *[[redhead]] ===See also=== *[[brown]] *[[color]] *[[female]] *[[girl]] *[[hair]] *[[stereotype]] *[[woman]] ==Adjective== {{adjective}} #(Of a girl or woman) Brown or black-haired. #: ''She is brunette.'' ===Related words=== *[[blond]] *[[blond-haired]] *[[redheaded]] *[[red-haired]] *[[black-haired]] *[[raven-haired]] ===See also=== *[[brown]] [[da:brunette]] [[en:brunette]] [[fr:brunette]] [[io:brunette]] [[pl:brunette]] [[ru:brunette]] [[vi:brunette]] [[zh:brunette]] 2668 6491 2006-04-27T14:30:53Z Cromwellt 61 created entry ==Noun== {{noun}} # A man or boy with brown hair. #: ''He is a brunet.'' ===Usage note=== This word is very uncommon. [[brunette|Brunette]], used for women, is much more common. ===Related words=== *[[blonde]] *[[brunette]] *[[redhead]] ===See also=== *[[boy]] *[[brown]] *[[color]] *[[male]] *[[man]] *[[hair]] *[[stereotype]] ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} # Brown-haired. #: ''His hair is brown. He is brunet.'' ===Related words=== *[[blond]] *[[blond-haired]] *[[redheaded]] *[[red-haired]] *[[black-haired]] ===See also=== *[[brown]] [[en:brunet]] 7380 2006-07-18T22:46:47Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: cs, fr, vi ==Noun== {{noun}} # A man or boy with brown hair. #: ''He is a brunet.'' ===Usage note=== This word is very uncommon. [[brunette|Brunette]], used for women, is much more common. ===Related words=== *[[blonde]] *[[brunette]] *[[redhead]] ===See also=== *[[boy]] *[[brown]] *[[color]] *[[male]] *[[man]] *[[hair]] *[[stereotype]] ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} # Brown-haired. #: ''His hair is brown. He is brunet.'' ===Related words=== *[[blond]] *[[blond-haired]] *[[redheaded]] *[[red-haired]] *[[black-haired]] ===See also=== *[[brown]] [[cs:brunet]] [[en:brunet]] [[fr:brunet]] [[vi:brunet]] 9293 2006-08-27T17:58:16Z 4.124.81.95 ==Noun== {{noun}} # A man or boy with brown hair or black hair. #: ''He is a brunet.'' ===Usage note=== This word is very uncommon. [[brunette|Brunette]], used for women, is much more common. ===Related words=== *[[blonde]] *[[brunette]] *[[redhead]] ===See also=== *[[boy]] *[[brown]] *[[color]] *[[male]] *[[man]] *[[hair]] *[[stereotype]] ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} # (Of a man or boy) Brown or black-haired. #: ''His hair is brown. He is brunet.'' ===Related words=== *[[blond]] *[[blond-haired]] *[[redheaded]] *[[red-haired]] *[[black-haired]] ===See also=== *[[brown]] [[cs:brunet]] [[en:brunet]] [[fr:brunet]] [[vi:brunet]] 9881 2006-09-24T11:32:24Z Tangobot 116 Robot: Automated text replacement (-{{adjective2}} +{{adjective}}) ==Noun== {{noun}} # A man or boy with brown hair or black hair. #: ''He is a brunet.'' ===Usage note=== This word is very uncommon. [[brunette|Brunette]], used for women, is much more common. ===Related words=== *[[blonde]] *[[brunette]] *[[redhead]] ===See also=== *[[boy]] *[[brown]] *[[color]] *[[male]] *[[man]] *[[hair]] *[[stereotype]] ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # (Of a man or boy) Brown or black-haired. #: ''His hair is brown. He is brunet.'' ===Related words=== *[[blond]] *[[blond-haired]] *[[redheaded]] *[[red-haired]] *[[black-haired]] ===See also=== *[[brown]] [[cs:brunet]] [[en:brunet]] [[fr:brunet]] [[vi:brunet]] 11171 2006-10-17T03:17:20Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:brunet]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A man or boy with brown hair or black hair. #: ''He is a brunet.'' ===Usage note=== This word is very uncommon. [[brunette|Brunette]], used for women, is much more common. ===Related words=== *[[blonde]] *[[brunette]] *[[redhead]] ===See also=== *[[boy]] *[[brown]] *[[color]] *[[male]] *[[man]] *[[hair]] *[[stereotype]] ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # (Of a man or boy) Brown or black-haired. #: ''His hair is brown. He is brunet.'' ===Related words=== *[[blond]] *[[blond-haired]] *[[redheaded]] *[[red-haired]] *[[black-haired]] ===See also=== *[[brown]] [[cs:brunet]] [[en:brunet]] [[fr:brunet]] [[ru:brunet]] [[vi:brunet]] 2669 6494 2006-04-27T14:49:29Z Cromwellt 61 created entry, wotd {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|21}} ==Noun== {{noun|woman|women}} # A female or [[feminine]] [[human]]. #: ''My wife is a good woman.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[gal]] ===Antonyms=== *[[man]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[womannish]] *[[womanly]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[female]] *[[girl]] *[[man]] ===See also=== *[[daughter]] *[[feminism]] *[[gender]] *[[mother]] *[[sex]] *[[sister]] *[[political correctness]] *[[wife]] [[en:woman]] 7767 2006-07-19T13:11:13Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ang, de, el, es, et, fa, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, ko, ku, pl, pt, ro, ru, sr, sv, ta, uk, zh {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|21}} ==Noun== {{noun|woman|women}} # A female or [[feminine]] [[human]]. #: ''My wife is a good woman.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[gal]] ===Antonyms=== *[[man]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[womannish]] *[[womanly]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[female]] *[[girl]] *[[man]] ===See also=== *[[daughter]] *[[feminism]] *[[gender]] *[[mother]] *[[sex]] *[[sister]] *[[political correctness]] *[[wife]] [[ang:woman]] [[de:woman]] [[et:woman]] [[el:woman]] [[en:woman]] [[es:woman]] [[fa:woman]] [[fr:woman]] [[ko:woman]] [[io:woman]] [[it:woman]] [[ku:woman]] [[hu:woman]] [[ja:woman]] [[pl:woman]] [[pt:woman]] [[ro:woman]] [[ru:woman]] [[sr:woman]] [[fi:woman]] [[sv:woman]] [[ta:woman]] [[uk:woman]] [[zh:woman]] 8774 2006-08-20T02:37:26Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|21}} ==Noun== {{noun|woman|women}} # A female or [[feminine]] [[human]]. #: ''My wife is a good '''woman'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[gal]] ===Antonyms=== *[[man]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[womannish]] *[[womanly]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[female]] *[[girl]] *[[man]] ===See also=== *[[daughter]] *[[feminism]] *[[gender]] *[[mother]] *[[sex]] *[[sister]] *[[political correctness]] *[[wife]] [[ang:woman]] [[de:woman]] [[et:woman]] [[el:woman]] [[en:woman]] [[es:woman]] [[fa:woman]] [[fr:woman]] [[ko:woman]] [[io:woman]] [[it:woman]] [[ku:woman]] [[hu:woman]] [[ja:woman]] [[pl:woman]] [[pt:woman]] [[ro:woman]] [[ru:woman]] [[sr:woman]] [[fi:woman]] [[sv:woman]] [[ta:woman]] [[uk:woman]] [[zh:woman]] 9218 2006-08-22T05:58:24Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|21}} ==Noun== {{noun|woman|women}} # A female or [[feminine]] [[human]]. #: ''My wife is a good '''woman'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[gal]] ===Antonyms=== *[[man]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[womannish]] *[[womanly]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[female]] *[[girl]] *[[man]] ===See also=== *[[daughter]] *[[feminism]] *[[gender]] *[[mother]] *[[sex]] *[[sister]] *[[political correctness]] *[[wife]] [[ang:woman]] [[de:woman]] [[et:woman]] [[el:woman]] [[en:woman]] [[es:woman]] [[fa:woman]] [[fr:woman]] [[ko:woman]] [[hy:woman]] [[io:woman]] [[it:woman]] [[ku:woman]] [[hu:woman]] [[ja:woman]] [[pl:woman]] [[pt:woman]] [[ro:woman]] [[ru:woman]] [[sr:woman]] [[fi:woman]] [[sv:woman]] [[ta:woman]] [[uk:woman]] [[zh:woman]] 10266 2006-09-24T14:23:37Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[tr:woman]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|21}} ==Noun== {{noun|woman|women}} # A female or [[feminine]] [[human]]. #: ''My wife is a good '''woman'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[gal]] ===Antonyms=== *[[man]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[womannish]] *[[womanly]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[female]] *[[girl]] *[[man]] ===See also=== *[[daughter]] *[[feminism]] *[[gender]] *[[mother]] *[[sex]] *[[sister]] *[[political correctness]] *[[wife]] [[ang:woman]] [[de:woman]] [[et:woman]] [[el:woman]] [[en:woman]] [[es:woman]] [[fa:woman]] [[fr:woman]] [[ko:woman]] [[hy:woman]] [[io:woman]] [[it:woman]] [[ku:woman]] [[hu:woman]] [[ja:woman]] [[pl:woman]] [[pt:woman]] [[ro:woman]] [[ru:woman]] [[sr:woman]] [[fi:woman]] [[sv:woman]] [[ta:woman]] [[tr:woman]] [[uk:woman]] [[zh:woman]] 10861 2006-10-11T19:25:46Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:woman]], [[ky:woman]], [[vi:woman]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|21}} ==Noun== {{noun|woman|women}} # A female or [[feminine]] [[human]]. #: ''My wife is a good '''woman'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[gal]] ===Antonyms=== *[[man]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[womannish]] *[[womanly]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[female]] *[[girl]] *[[man]] ===See also=== *[[daughter]] *[[feminism]] *[[gender]] *[[mother]] *[[sex]] *[[sister]] *[[political correctness]] *[[wife]] [[ang:woman]] [[de:woman]] [[et:woman]] [[el:woman]] [[en:woman]] [[es:woman]] [[fa:woman]] [[fr:woman]] [[ko:woman]] [[hy:woman]] [[io:woman]] [[it:woman]] [[kk:woman]] [[ky:woman]] [[ku:woman]] [[hu:woman]] [[ja:woman]] [[pl:woman]] [[pt:woman]] [[ro:woman]] [[ru:woman]] [[sr:woman]] [[fi:woman]] [[sv:woman]] [[ta:woman]] [[vi:woman]] [[tr:woman]] [[uk:woman]] [[zh:woman]] 2670 6495 2006-04-27T14:50:41Z Cromwellt 61 created wotd <big>'''woman'''</big> <small>noun</small> # A [[female]] or [[feminine]] [[human]]. #: ''My wife is a good woman.'' <small>[[woman|see full entry]]</small> 2671 6496 2006-04-27T15:20:24Z Cromwellt 61 created entry {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A tube-shaped animal with no legs that lives underground. #: ''He found a big worm to use for fishbait.'' # A tube-shaped animal with no legs that lives inside another animal. #: ''They found a worm in his stomach.'' # A tube-shaped animal with no legs that eats dead animals. #: ''Worms must be eating him by now.'' # Any tube-shaped animal. #: ''They found a worm in the tree.'' # (''old meaning'') A snake or [[dragon]]. #: ''Saint George fought the worm with all his strength.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''animal that lives underground'') [[earthworm]], [[nightcrawler]], [[annelid]] *(''animal that lives inside another'') [[tapeworm]], [[ringworm]], [[hookworm]] *(''snake or dragon'') [[snake]], [[dragon]], [[wyrm]], [[wyvern]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[bookworm]] *[[earthworm]] *[[glowworm]] *[[silkworm]] *[[wormwood]] *[[wormy]] *[[worm-like]] ===Related words and phrases=== *(''animal that lives inside another'') [[parasite]] *(''animal that eats dead animals'') [[maggot]] *(''any tube-shaped animal'') [[inchworm]], [[bookworm]] ==Verb== {{verb|worm|worms|wormed|worming}} # To move like a worm; to [[wriggle]] in order to move. #: ''He wormed along the sand.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[wriggle]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[crawl]] *[[inch]] *[[on hands and knees]] *[[wiggle]] [[en:worm]] 7735 2006-07-19T12:15:11Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, la, nl, ru, zh {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A tube-shaped animal with no legs that lives underground. #: ''He found a big worm to use for fishbait.'' # A tube-shaped animal with no legs that lives inside another animal. #: ''They found a worm in his stomach.'' # A tube-shaped animal with no legs that eats dead animals. #: ''Worms must be eating him by now.'' # Any tube-shaped animal. #: ''They found a worm in the tree.'' # (''old meaning'') A snake or [[dragon]]. #: ''Saint George fought the worm with all his strength.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''animal that lives underground'') [[earthworm]], [[nightcrawler]], [[annelid]] *(''animal that lives inside another'') [[tapeworm]], [[ringworm]], [[hookworm]] *(''snake or dragon'') [[snake]], [[dragon]], [[wyrm]], [[wyvern]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[bookworm]] *[[earthworm]] *[[glowworm]] *[[silkworm]] *[[wormwood]] *[[wormy]] *[[worm-like]] ===Related words and phrases=== *(''animal that lives inside another'') [[parasite]] *(''animal that eats dead animals'') [[maggot]] *(''any tube-shaped animal'') [[inchworm]], [[bookworm]] ==Verb== {{verb|worm|worms|wormed|worming}} # To move like a worm; to [[wriggle]] in order to move. #: ''He wormed along the sand.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[wriggle]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[crawl]] *[[inch]] *[[on hands and knees]] *[[wiggle]] [[en:worm]] [[fr:worm]] [[io:worm]] [[it:worm]] [[la:worm]] [[hu:worm]] [[nl:worm]] [[ja:worm]] [[ru:worm]] [[fi:worm]] [[zh:worm]] 8507 2006-08-07T12:15:26Z Brett 77 {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Earth-worm_1.jpg|thumb|a worm]] # A tube-shaped animal with no legs that lives underground. #: ''He found a big worm to use for fishbait.'' # A tube-shaped animal with no legs that lives inside another animal. #: ''They found a worm in his stomach.'' # A tube-shaped animal with no legs that eats dead animals. #: ''Worms must be eating him by now.'' # Any tube-shaped animal. #: ''They found a worm in the tree.'' # (''old meaning'') A snake or [[dragon]]. #: ''Saint George fought the worm with all his strength.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''animal that lives underground'') [[earthworm]], [[nightcrawler]], [[annelid]] *(''animal that lives inside another'') [[tapeworm]], [[ringworm]], [[hookworm]] *(''snake or dragon'') [[snake]], [[dragon]], [[wyrm]], [[wyvern]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[bookworm]] *[[earthworm]] *[[glowworm]] *[[silkworm]] *[[wormwood]] *[[wormy]] *[[worm-like]] ===Related words and phrases=== *(''animal that lives inside another'') [[parasite]] *(''animal that eats dead animals'') [[maggot]] *(''any tube-shaped animal'') [[inchworm]], [[bookworm]] ==Verb== {{verb|worm|worms|wormed|worming}} # To move like a worm; to [[wriggle]] in order to move. #: ''He wormed along the sand.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[wriggle]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[crawl]] *[[inch]] *[[on hands and knees]] *[[wiggle]] [[en:worm]] [[fr:worm]] [[io:worm]] [[it:worm]] [[la:worm]] [[hu:worm]] [[nl:worm]] [[ja:worm]] [[ru:worm]] [[fi:worm]] [[zh:worm]] 8508 2006-08-07T12:16:43Z Brett 77 {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Earth-worm_1.jpg|thumb|a worm]] # A tube-shaped animal with no legs that lives underground. #: ''He found a big '''worm''' to use for fishbait.'' # A tube-shaped animal with no legs that lives inside another animal. #: ''They found a '''worm''' in his stomach.'' # A tube-shaped animal with no legs that eats dead animals. #: '''''Worms''' must be eating him by now.'' # Any tube-shaped animal. #: ''They found a '''worm''' in the tree.'' # (''old meaning'') A snake or [[dragon]]. #: ''Saint George fought the '''worm''' with all his strength.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''animal that lives underground'') [[earthworm]], [[nightcrawler]], [[annelid]] *(''animal that lives inside another'') [[tapeworm]], [[ringworm]], [[hookworm]] *(''snake or dragon'') [[snake]], [[dragon]], [[wyrm]], [[wyvern]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[bookworm]] *[[earthworm]] *[[glowworm]] *[[silkworm]] *[[wormwood]] *[[wormy]] *[[worm-like]] ===Related words and phrases=== *(''animal that lives inside another'') [[parasite]] *(''animal that eats dead animals'') [[maggot]] *(''any tube-shaped animal'') [[inchworm]], [[bookworm]] ==Verb== {{verb|worm|worms|wormed|worming}} # To move like a '''worm'''; to [[wriggle]] in order to move. #: ''He '''wormed''' along the sand.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[wriggle]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[crawl]] *[[inch]] *[[on hands and knees]] *[[wiggle]] [[en:worm]] [[fr:worm]] [[io:worm]] [[it:worm]] [[la:worm]] [[hu:worm]] [[nl:worm]] [[ja:worm]] [[ru:worm]] [[fi:worm]] [[zh:worm]] 8705 2006-08-13T19:49:31Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ta {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Earth-worm_1.jpg|thumb|a worm]] # A tube-shaped animal with no legs that lives underground. #: ''He found a big '''worm''' to use for fishbait.'' # A tube-shaped animal with no legs that lives inside another animal. #: ''They found a '''worm''' in his stomach.'' # A tube-shaped animal with no legs that eats dead animals. #: '''''Worms''' must be eating him by now.'' # Any tube-shaped animal. #: ''They found a '''worm''' in the tree.'' # (''old meaning'') A snake or [[dragon]]. #: ''Saint George fought the '''worm''' with all his strength.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''animal that lives underground'') [[earthworm]], [[nightcrawler]], [[annelid]] *(''animal that lives inside another'') [[tapeworm]], [[ringworm]], [[hookworm]] *(''snake or dragon'') [[snake]], [[dragon]], [[wyrm]], [[wyvern]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[bookworm]] *[[earthworm]] *[[glowworm]] *[[silkworm]] *[[wormwood]] *[[wormy]] *[[worm-like]] ===Related words and phrases=== *(''animal that lives inside another'') [[parasite]] *(''animal that eats dead animals'') [[maggot]] *(''any tube-shaped animal'') [[inchworm]], [[bookworm]] ==Verb== {{verb|worm|worms|wormed|worming}} # To move like a '''worm'''; to [[wriggle]] in order to move. #: ''He '''wormed''' along the sand.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[wriggle]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[crawl]] *[[inch]] *[[on hands and knees]] *[[wiggle]] [[en:worm]] [[fr:worm]] [[io:worm]] [[it:worm]] [[la:worm]] [[hu:worm]] [[nl:worm]] [[ja:worm]] [[ru:worm]] [[fi:worm]] [[ta:worm]] [[zh:worm]] 9216 2006-08-22T05:58:04Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Earth-worm_1.jpg|thumb|a worm]] # A tube-shaped animal with no legs that lives underground. #: ''He found a big '''worm''' to use for fishbait.'' # A tube-shaped animal with no legs that lives inside another animal. #: ''They found a '''worm''' in his stomach.'' # A tube-shaped animal with no legs that eats dead animals. #: '''''Worms''' must be eating him by now.'' # Any tube-shaped animal. #: ''They found a '''worm''' in the tree.'' # (''old meaning'') A snake or [[dragon]]. #: ''Saint George fought the '''worm''' with all his strength.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''animal that lives underground'') [[earthworm]], [[nightcrawler]], [[annelid]] *(''animal that lives inside another'') [[tapeworm]], [[ringworm]], [[hookworm]] *(''snake or dragon'') [[snake]], [[dragon]], [[wyrm]], [[wyvern]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[bookworm]] *[[earthworm]] *[[glowworm]] *[[silkworm]] *[[wormwood]] *[[wormy]] *[[worm-like]] ===Related words and phrases=== *(''animal that lives inside another'') [[parasite]] *(''animal that eats dead animals'') [[maggot]] *(''any tube-shaped animal'') [[inchworm]], [[bookworm]] ==Verb== {{verb|worm|worms|wormed|worming}} # To move like a '''worm'''; to [[wriggle]] in order to move. #: ''He '''wormed''' along the sand.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[wriggle]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[crawl]] *[[inch]] *[[on hands and knees]] *[[wiggle]] [[en:worm]] [[fr:worm]] [[hy:worm]] [[io:worm]] [[it:worm]] [[la:worm]] [[hu:worm]] [[nl:worm]] [[ja:worm]] [[ru:worm]] [[fi:worm]] [[ta:worm]] [[zh:worm]] 10288 2006-09-24T14:32:46Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[es:worm]] {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Earth-worm_1.jpg|thumb|a worm]] # A tube-shaped animal with no legs that lives underground. #: ''He found a big '''worm''' to use for fishbait.'' # A tube-shaped animal with no legs that lives inside another animal. #: ''They found a '''worm''' in his stomach.'' # A tube-shaped animal with no legs that eats dead animals. #: '''''Worms''' must be eating him by now.'' # Any tube-shaped animal. #: ''They found a '''worm''' in the tree.'' # (''old meaning'') A snake or [[dragon]]. #: ''Saint George fought the '''worm''' with all his strength.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''animal that lives underground'') [[earthworm]], [[nightcrawler]], [[annelid]] *(''animal that lives inside another'') [[tapeworm]], [[ringworm]], [[hookworm]] *(''snake or dragon'') [[snake]], [[dragon]], [[wyrm]], [[wyvern]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[bookworm]] *[[earthworm]] *[[glowworm]] *[[silkworm]] *[[wormwood]] *[[wormy]] *[[worm-like]] ===Related words and phrases=== *(''animal that lives inside another'') [[parasite]] *(''animal that eats dead animals'') [[maggot]] *(''any tube-shaped animal'') [[inchworm]], [[bookworm]] ==Verb== {{verb|worm|worms|wormed|worming}} # To move like a '''worm'''; to [[wriggle]] in order to move. #: ''He '''wormed''' along the sand.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[wriggle]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[crawl]] *[[inch]] *[[on hands and knees]] *[[wiggle]] [[en:worm]] [[es:worm]] [[fr:worm]] [[hy:worm]] [[io:worm]] [[it:worm]] [[la:worm]] [[hu:worm]] [[nl:worm]] [[ja:worm]] [[ru:worm]] [[fi:worm]] [[ta:worm]] [[zh:worm]] 10855 2006-10-11T19:04:43Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:worm]], [[uk:worm]], [[vi:worm]] {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Earth-worm_1.jpg|thumb|a worm]] # A tube-shaped animal with no legs that lives underground. #: ''He found a big '''worm''' to use for fishbait.'' # A tube-shaped animal with no legs that lives inside another animal. #: ''They found a '''worm''' in his stomach.'' # A tube-shaped animal with no legs that eats dead animals. #: '''''Worms''' must be eating him by now.'' # Any tube-shaped animal. #: ''They found a '''worm''' in the tree.'' # (''old meaning'') A snake or [[dragon]]. #: ''Saint George fought the '''worm''' with all his strength.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''animal that lives underground'') [[earthworm]], [[nightcrawler]], [[annelid]] *(''animal that lives inside another'') [[tapeworm]], [[ringworm]], [[hookworm]] *(''snake or dragon'') [[snake]], [[dragon]], [[wyrm]], [[wyvern]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[bookworm]] *[[earthworm]] *[[glowworm]] *[[silkworm]] *[[wormwood]] *[[wormy]] *[[worm-like]] ===Related words and phrases=== *(''animal that lives inside another'') [[parasite]] *(''animal that eats dead animals'') [[maggot]] *(''any tube-shaped animal'') [[inchworm]], [[bookworm]] ==Verb== {{verb|worm|worms|wormed|worming}} # To move like a '''worm'''; to [[wriggle]] in order to move. #: ''He '''wormed''' along the sand.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[wriggle]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[crawl]] *[[inch]] *[[on hands and knees]] *[[wiggle]] [[en:worm]] [[es:worm]] [[fr:worm]] [[hy:worm]] [[io:worm]] [[it:worm]] [[kk:worm]] [[la:worm]] [[hu:worm]] [[nl:worm]] [[ja:worm]] [[ru:worm]] [[fi:worm]] [[ta:worm]] [[vi:worm]] [[uk:worm]] [[zh:worm]] 11640 2006-10-30T12:42:19Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ku:worm]] {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Earth-worm_1.jpg|thumb|a worm]] # A tube-shaped animal with no legs that lives underground. #: ''He found a big '''worm''' to use for fishbait.'' # A tube-shaped animal with no legs that lives inside another animal. #: ''They found a '''worm''' in his stomach.'' # A tube-shaped animal with no legs that eats dead animals. #: '''''Worms''' must be eating him by now.'' # Any tube-shaped animal. #: ''They found a '''worm''' in the tree.'' # (''old meaning'') A snake or [[dragon]]. #: ''Saint George fought the '''worm''' with all his strength.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''animal that lives underground'') [[earthworm]], [[nightcrawler]], [[annelid]] *(''animal that lives inside another'') [[tapeworm]], [[ringworm]], [[hookworm]] *(''snake or dragon'') [[snake]], [[dragon]], [[wyrm]], [[wyvern]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[bookworm]] *[[earthworm]] *[[glowworm]] *[[silkworm]] *[[wormwood]] *[[wormy]] *[[worm-like]] ===Related words and phrases=== *(''animal that lives inside another'') [[parasite]] *(''animal that eats dead animals'') [[maggot]] *(''any tube-shaped animal'') [[inchworm]], [[bookworm]] ==Verb== {{verb|worm|worms|wormed|worming}} # To move like a '''worm'''; to [[wriggle]] in order to move. #: ''He '''wormed''' along the sand.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[wriggle]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[crawl]] *[[inch]] *[[on hands and knees]] *[[wiggle]] [[en:worm]] [[es:worm]] [[fr:worm]] [[hy:worm]] [[io:worm]] [[it:worm]] [[kk:worm]] [[ku:worm]] [[la:worm]] [[hu:worm]] [[nl:worm]] [[ja:worm]] [[ru:worm]] [[fi:worm]] [[ta:worm]] [[vi:worm]] [[uk:worm]] [[zh:worm]] 12529 2006-11-18T11:01:43Z Timichal 134 -copyvio image deleted from Commons +free image {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Regenwurm1.jpg|thumb|a worm]] # A tube-shaped animal with no legs that lives underground. #: ''He found a big '''worm''' to use for fishbait.'' # A tube-shaped animal with no legs that lives inside another animal. #: ''They found a '''worm''' in his stomach.'' # A tube-shaped animal with no legs that eats dead animals. #: '''''Worms''' must be eating him by now.'' # Any tube-shaped animal. #: ''They found a '''worm''' in the tree.'' # (''old meaning'') A snake or [[dragon]]. #: ''Saint George fought the '''worm''' with all his strength.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''animal that lives underground'') [[earthworm]], [[nightcrawler]], [[annelid]] *(''animal that lives inside another'') [[tapeworm]], [[ringworm]], [[hookworm]] *(''snake or dragon'') [[snake]], [[dragon]], [[wyrm]], [[wyvern]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[bookworm]] *[[earthworm]] *[[glowworm]] *[[silkworm]] *[[wormwood]] *[[wormy]] *[[worm-like]] ===Related words and phrases=== *(''animal that lives inside another'') [[parasite]] *(''animal that eats dead animals'') [[maggot]] *(''any tube-shaped animal'') [[inchworm]], [[bookworm]] ==Verb== {{verb|worm|worms|wormed|worming}} # To move like a '''worm'''; to [[wriggle]] in order to move. #: ''He '''wormed''' along the sand.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[wriggle]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[crawl]] *[[inch]] *[[on hands and knees]] *[[wiggle]] [[en:worm]] [[es:worm]] [[fr:worm]] [[hy:worm]] [[io:worm]] [[it:worm]] [[kk:worm]] [[ku:worm]] [[la:worm]] [[hu:worm]] [[nl:worm]] [[ja:worm]] [[ru:worm]] [[fi:worm]] [[ta:worm]] [[vi:worm]] [[uk:worm]] [[zh:worm]] 13636 2006-12-11T07:13:30Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:worm]] {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Regenwurm1.jpg|thumb|a worm]] # A tube-shaped animal with no legs that lives underground. #: ''He found a big '''worm''' to use for fishbait.'' # A tube-shaped animal with no legs that lives inside another animal. #: ''They found a '''worm''' in his stomach.'' # A tube-shaped animal with no legs that eats dead animals. #: '''''Worms''' must be eating him by now.'' # Any tube-shaped animal. #: ''They found a '''worm''' in the tree.'' # (''old meaning'') A snake or [[dragon]]. #: ''Saint George fought the '''worm''' with all his strength.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''animal that lives underground'') [[earthworm]], [[nightcrawler]], [[annelid]] *(''animal that lives inside another'') [[tapeworm]], [[ringworm]], [[hookworm]] *(''snake or dragon'') [[snake]], [[dragon]], [[wyrm]], [[wyvern]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[bookworm]] *[[earthworm]] *[[glowworm]] *[[silkworm]] *[[wormwood]] *[[wormy]] *[[worm-like]] ===Related words and phrases=== *(''animal that lives inside another'') [[parasite]] *(''animal that eats dead animals'') [[maggot]] *(''any tube-shaped animal'') [[inchworm]], [[bookworm]] ==Verb== {{verb|worm|worms|wormed|worming}} # To move like a '''worm'''; to [[wriggle]] in order to move. #: ''He '''wormed''' along the sand.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[wriggle]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[crawl]] *[[inch]] *[[on hands and knees]] *[[wiggle]] [[en:worm]] [[es:worm]] [[fa:worm]] [[fr:worm]] [[hy:worm]] [[io:worm]] [[it:worm]] [[kk:worm]] [[ku:worm]] [[la:worm]] [[hu:worm]] [[nl:worm]] [[ja:worm]] [[ru:worm]] [[fi:worm]] [[ta:worm]] [[vi:worm]] [[uk:worm]] [[zh:worm]] 2672 6497 2006-04-27T15:39:11Z Cromwellt 61 created entry, wotd {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|22}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A piece of glass in a wall to let people see through it. #: ''He looked out the window.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[bay window]] *[[windowpane]] *[[windowsill]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[blinds]] *[[curtains]] *[[shutter]] ===See also=== *[[French door]] *[[glass]] *[[wall]] *[[Windows]] [[en:window]] 7782 2006-07-19T13:50:37Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ast, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, la, nl, pl, pt, sr, ta, uk, zh {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|22}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A piece of glass in a wall to let people see through it. #: ''He looked out the window.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[bay window]] *[[windowpane]] *[[windowsill]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[blinds]] *[[curtains]] *[[shutter]] ===See also=== *[[French door]] *[[glass]] *[[wall]] *[[Windows]] [[ast:window]] [[en:window]] [[fr:window]] [[io:window]] [[it:window]] [[la:window]] [[hu:window]] [[nl:window]] [[ja:window]] [[pl:window]] [[pt:window]] [[sr:window]] [[fi:window]] [[ta:window]] [[uk:window]] [[zh:window]] 7841 2006-07-21T01:33:01Z Kappa 92 Image:Window.jpg {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|22}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A piece of glass in a wall to let people see through it. #: ''He looked out the window.'' [[Image:Window.jpg|thumb|A window]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[bay window]] *[[windowpane]] *[[windowsill]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[blinds]] *[[curtains]] *[[shutter]] ===See also=== *[[French door]] *[[glass]] *[[wall]] *[[Windows]] [[ast:window]] [[en:window]] [[fr:window]] [[io:window]] [[it:window]] [[la:window]] [[hu:window]] [[nl:window]] [[ja:window]] [[pl:window]] [[pt:window]] [[sr:window]] [[fi:window]] [[ta:window]] [[uk:window]] [[zh:window]] 9241 2006-08-22T06:35:15Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|22}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A piece of glass in a wall to let people see through it. #: ''He looked out the window.'' [[Image:Window.jpg|thumb|A window]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[bay window]] *[[windowpane]] *[[windowsill]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[blinds]] *[[curtains]] *[[shutter]] ===See also=== *[[French door]] *[[glass]] *[[wall]] *[[Windows]] [[ast:window]] [[en:window]] [[fr:window]] [[hy:window]] [[io:window]] [[it:window]] [[la:window]] [[hu:window]] [[nl:window]] [[ja:window]] [[pl:window]] [[pt:window]] [[sr:window]] [[fi:window]] [[ta:window]] [[uk:window]] [[zh:window]] 10284 2006-09-24T14:27:09Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[tr:window]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|22}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A piece of glass in a wall to let people see through it. #: ''He looked out the window.'' [[Image:Window.jpg|thumb|A window]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[bay window]] *[[windowpane]] *[[windowsill]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[blinds]] *[[curtains]] *[[shutter]] ===See also=== *[[French door]] *[[glass]] *[[wall]] *[[Windows]] [[ast:window]] [[en:window]] [[fr:window]] [[hy:window]] [[io:window]] [[it:window]] [[la:window]] [[hu:window]] [[nl:window]] [[ja:window]] [[pl:window]] [[pt:window]] [[sr:window]] [[fi:window]] [[ta:window]] [[tr:window]] [[uk:window]] [[zh:window]] 10865 2006-10-11T19:44:44Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:window]], [[vi:window]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|22}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A piece of glass in a wall to let people see through it. #: ''He looked out the window.'' [[Image:Window.jpg|thumb|A window]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[bay window]] *[[windowpane]] *[[windowsill]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[blinds]] *[[curtains]] *[[shutter]] ===See also=== *[[French door]] *[[glass]] *[[wall]] *[[Windows]] [[ast:window]] [[en:window]] [[fr:window]] [[hy:window]] [[io:window]] [[it:window]] [[kk:window]] [[la:window]] [[hu:window]] [[nl:window]] [[ja:window]] [[pl:window]] [[pt:window]] [[sr:window]] [[fi:window]] [[ta:window]] [[vi:window]] [[tr:window]] [[uk:window]] [[zh:window]] 11362 2006-10-19T02:23:00Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:window]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|22}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A piece of glass in a wall to let people see through it. #: ''He looked out the window.'' [[Image:Window.jpg|thumb|A window]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[bay window]] *[[windowpane]] *[[windowsill]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[blinds]] *[[curtains]] *[[shutter]] ===See also=== *[[French door]] *[[glass]] *[[wall]] *[[Windows]] [[ast:window]] [[en:window]] [[fr:window]] [[hy:window]] [[io:window]] [[it:window]] [[kk:window]] [[la:window]] [[hu:window]] [[nl:window]] [[ja:window]] [[pl:window]] [[pt:window]] [[ru:window]] [[sr:window]] [[fi:window]] [[ta:window]] [[vi:window]] [[tr:window]] [[uk:window]] [[zh:window]] 11641 2006-10-30T12:45:54Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ku:window]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|05|22}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A piece of glass in a wall to let people see through it. #: ''He looked out the window.'' [[Image:Window.jpg|thumb|A window]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[bay window]] *[[windowpane]] *[[windowsill]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[blinds]] *[[curtains]] *[[shutter]] ===See also=== *[[French door]] *[[glass]] *[[wall]] *[[Windows]] [[ast:window]] [[en:window]] [[fr:window]] [[hy:window]] [[io:window]] [[it:window]] [[kk:window]] [[ku:window]] [[la:window]] [[hu:window]] [[nl:window]] [[ja:window]] [[pl:window]] [[pt:window]] [[ru:window]] [[sr:window]] [[fi:window]] [[ta:window]] [[vi:window]] [[tr:window]] [[uk:window]] [[zh:window]] 2673 6498 2006-04-27T15:39:56Z Cromwellt 61 created wotd <big>'''window'''</big> <small>noun</small> # A piece of [[glass]] in a [[wall]] to [[let]] people see through it. #: ''He looked out the window.'' <small>[[window|see full entry]]</small> 2674 6499 2006-04-27T15:47:08Z Cromwellt 61 created entry ==Noun== {{noun}} # A door with a window in it, often used in the plural. #: ''He left through the French doors.'' ===See also=== *[[door]] *[[window]] [[en:French door]] 2675 6502 2006-04-28T16:43:14Z Cromwellt 61 created redirect #REDIRECT [[Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist]] 2676 6507 2006-04-30T18:05:22Z Linuxerist 79 start <center>[[Image:Talk page banner.png]]</center> <div style="background:#FFCF99;margin-right:2cm;margin-left:2cm;heigth:150px;font-family:Segie;border:1px;align:center;"> Please sign all messages with <nowiki>~~~~</nowiki>, even if you are not a user. I will reply on your talk page, not here. (Unless you tell me to reply here) Please use a new header for new talks (by placing == around it), and make the new talk on the bottom. For making the reply go over, use colons (<nowiki>:</nowiki>)! I can move a talk to an archive and remove your post (but I rarely will). The archives are at [[User talk:Linuxerist/Archives]]. (do not exist quite yet ;) </div> <div style="background:#A5E7F3;margin-right:.5cm;margin-left:.5cm;font-family:Segoe;align:center;"> 6522 2006-05-08T16:08:34Z Cromwellt 61 Welcome! <center>[[Image:Talk page banner.png]]</center> <div style="background:#FFCF99;margin-right:2cm;margin-left:2cm;heigth:150px;font-family:Segie;border:1px;align:center;"> Please sign all messages with <nowiki>~~~~</nowiki>, even if you are not a user. I will reply on your talk page, not here. (Unless you tell me to reply here) Please use a new header for new talks (by placing == around it), and make the new talk on the bottom. For making the reply go over, use colons (<nowiki>:</nowiki>)! I can move a talk to an archive and remove your post (but I rarely will). The archives are at [[User talk:Linuxerist/Archives]]. (do not exist quite yet ;) </div> <div style="background:#A5E7F3;margin-right:.5cm;margin-left:.5cm;font-family:Segoe;align:center;"> == Welcome! == {{welcome}} I hope you don't mind the same person greeting you on all simple English projects. Other than Simple English Wikipedia, all simple projects have ''very'' few active editors. Since I am one of the few, I'm greeting you. :) Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 16:08, 8 May 2006 (UTC) 2677 6508 2006-04-30T18:10:23Z Linuxerist 79 <center>[[Image:User page banner.png]]<hr /> <br /> I have begun to help out at the Simple English projects. (I used to do a lot on normal English ones). I have "simple" user accounts at:<br> [http://simple.wikibooks.org/w/index.php?title=User:Linuxerist Wikibooks][http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=User:Linuxerist Wikipedia] [http://simple.wikiquote.org/w/index.php?title=User:Linuxerist Wikiquote] [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/index.php?title=User:Linuxerist Wiktionary]</center> 6510 2006-04-30T18:24:42Z Linuxerist 79 <center>[[Image:User page banner.png]]<hr /> <br /> I have begun to help out at the Simple English projects. (I used to do a lot on normal English ones). I have "simple" user accounts at:<br> [http://simple.wikibooks.org/w/index.php?title=User:Linuxerist Wikibooks][http://simple.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=User:Linuxerist Wikipedia] [http://simple.wikiquote.org/w/index.php?title=User:Linuxerist Wikiquote] [http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/index.php?title=User:Linuxerist Wiktionary]</center> Definitions I have written: #[[cup]] 2678 6509 2006-04-30T18:23:40Z Linuxerist 79 started {{wiktionary}} == Noun: A cup (cups)== - 1. a cylinder shaped object, normally used to drink out of ''Please pour the water into the '''cup'''.'' - 2. a measurement that is 236.5882365 millilitres. ''I need a 2 '''cup''' tube.'' ==Related words== *[[container]] *[[mug]] 7464 2006-07-19T02:09:16Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ang, da, el, en, fa, fi, fr, gl, hu, io, it, ko, ta, zh {{wiktionary}} == Noun: A cup (cups)== - 1. a cylinder shaped object, normally used to drink out of ''Please pour the water into the '''cup'''.'' - 2. a measurement that is 236.5882365 millilitres. ''I need a 2 '''cup''' tube.'' ==Related words== *[[container]] *[[mug]] [[ang:cup]] [[da:cup]] [[el:cup]] [[en:cup]] [[fa:cup]] [[fr:cup]] [[gl:cup]] [[ko:cup]] [[io:cup]] [[it:cup]] [[hu:cup]] [[fi:cup]] [[ta:cup]] [[zh:cup]] 7949 2006-07-22T21:42:45Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Tea_cup.jpg|thumb|a tea cup]] {{wiktionary}} #a cylinder shaped object, normally used to drink out of :''Please pour the water into the '''cup'''.'' #a measurement that is 236.5882365 millilitres. :''I need a 2 '''cup''' tube.'' ==Related words== *[[container]] *[[mug]] *[[glass]] [[ang:cup]] [[da:cup]] [[el:cup]] [[en:cup]] [[fa:cup]] [[fr:cup]] [[gl:cup]] [[ko:cup]] [[io:cup]] [[it:cup]] [[hu:cup]] [[fi:cup]] [[ta:cup]] [[zh:cup]] 8904 2006-08-21T20:20:15Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Tea_cup.jpg|thumb|a tea cup]] {{wiktionary}} #a cylinder shaped object, normally used to drink out of :''Please pour the water into the '''cup'''.'' #a measurement that is 236.5882365 millilitres. :''I need a 2 '''cup''' tube.'' ==Related words== *[[container]] *[[mug]] *[[glass]] [[ang:cup]] [[da:cup]] [[el:cup]] [[en:cup]] [[fa:cup]] [[fr:cup]] [[gl:cup]] [[ko:cup]] [[hy:cup]] [[io:cup]] [[it:cup]] [[hu:cup]] [[fi:cup]] [[ta:cup]] [[zh:cup]] 9507 2006-09-10T11:42:55Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Tea_cup.jpg|thumb|a tea cup]] {{wiktionary}} #a cylinder shaped object, normally used to drink out of :''Please pour the water into the '''cup'''.'' #a measurement that is 236.5882365 millilitres. :''I need a 2 '''cup''' tube.'' ==Related words== *[[container]] *[[mug]] *[[glass]] [[ang:cup]] [[da:cup]] [[el:cup]] [[en:cup]] [[fa:cup]] [[fr:cup]] [[gl:cup]] [[ko:cup]] [[hy:cup]] [[io:cup]] [[it:cup]] [[hu:cup]] [[fi:cup]] [[ta:cup]] [[vi:cup]] [[zh:cup]] 10674 2006-10-09T22:10:02Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Removing: [[da:cup]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Tea_cup.jpg|thumb|a tea cup]] {{wiktionary}} #a cylinder shaped object, normally used to drink out of :''Please pour the water into the '''cup'''.'' #a measurement that is 236.5882365 millilitres. :''I need a 2 '''cup''' tube.'' ==Related words== *[[container]] *[[mug]] *[[glass]] [[ang:cup]] [[el:cup]] [[en:cup]] [[fa:cup]] [[fr:cup]] [[gl:cup]] [[ko:cup]] [[hy:cup]] [[io:cup]] [[it:cup]] [[hu:cup]] [[fi:cup]] [[ta:cup]] [[vi:cup]] [[zh:cup]] 10891 2006-10-12T21:38:40Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:cup]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Tea_cup.jpg|thumb|a tea cup]] {{wiktionary}} #a cylinder shaped object, normally used to drink out of :''Please pour the water into the '''cup'''.'' #a measurement that is 236.5882365 millilitres. :''I need a 2 '''cup''' tube.'' ==Related words== *[[container]] *[[mug]] *[[glass]] [[ang:cup]] [[el:cup]] [[en:cup]] [[fa:cup]] [[fr:cup]] [[gl:cup]] [[ko:cup]] [[hy:cup]] [[io:cup]] [[it:cup]] [[kk:cup]] [[hu:cup]] [[fi:cup]] [[ta:cup]] [[vi:cup]] [[zh:cup]] 11264 2006-10-18T08:04:12Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:cup]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Tea_cup.jpg|thumb|a tea cup]] {{wiktionary}} #a cylinder shaped object, normally used to drink out of :''Please pour the water into the '''cup'''.'' #a measurement that is 236.5882365 millilitres. :''I need a 2 '''cup''' tube.'' ==Related words== *[[container]] *[[mug]] *[[glass]] [[ang:cup]] [[el:cup]] [[en:cup]] [[fa:cup]] [[fr:cup]] [[gl:cup]] [[ko:cup]] [[hy:cup]] [[io:cup]] [[it:cup]] [[kk:cup]] [[hu:cup]] [[ru:cup]] [[fi:cup]] [[ta:cup]] [[vi:cup]] [[zh:cup]] 13995 2006-12-20T12:29:46Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Tea_cup.jpg|thumb|a tea cup]] {{wiktionary}} #a cylinder shaped object, normally used to drink out of #:''Please pour the water into the '''cup'''.'' #a measurement that is 236.5882365 millilitres. #:''Add 2 '''cups''' of sugar.'' ==Related words== *[[container]] *[[mug]] *[[glass]] [[ang:cup]] [[el:cup]] [[en:cup]] [[fa:cup]] [[fr:cup]] [[gl:cup]] [[ko:cup]] [[hy:cup]] [[io:cup]] [[it:cup]] [[kk:cup]] [[hu:cup]] [[ru:cup]] [[fi:cup]] [[ta:cup]] [[vi:cup]] [[zh:cup]] 2679 6514 2006-05-03T15:36:48Z Brett 77 /* Verb */ ==Verb== {{verb|lie|lay|lain|lying}} # If you '''lie''' down, your head and whole body are at the same level. You '''lie''' down when you want to rest or sleep. #: ''She '''lay''' on the bed and went to sleep.'' 6515 2006-05-03T16:01:03Z Brett 77 /* Verb */ ==Verb== {{verb2|lie|lies|lay|lain|lying}} # If you '''lie''' down, your head and whole body are at the same level. You '''lie''' down when you want to rest or sleep. #: ''She '''lay''' on the bed and went to sleep.'' 6516 2006-05-03T16:18:17Z Brett 77 /* Verb */ ==Verb 1== {{verb2|lie|lies|lay|lain|lying}} # If you '''lie''' down, your head and whole body are at the same level. You '''lie''' down when you want to rest or sleep. #: ''She '''lay''' on the bed and went to sleep.'' # If something '''lies''' somewhere, it is there and it is not moving. #: ''His dirty shirt was '''lying''' on the floor and old socks were everywhere." ==Verb 2== {{verb|lie|lies|lied|lying}} # If you '''lie''', you say or write something that you know is not true. #: ''"How old are you?" he asked. "twenty one," she '''lied'''.'' 6519 2006-05-06T19:40:53Z Brett 77 /* Verb 1 */ ==Verb 1== {{verb2|lie|lies|lay|lain|lying}} # If you '''lie''' down, your head and whole body are at the same level. You '''lie''' down when you want to rest or sleep. #: ''She '''lay''' on the bed and went to sleep.'' # If something '''lies''' somewhere, it is there and it is not moving. #: ''His dirty shirt was '''lying''' on the floor and old socks were everywhere.'' ==Verb 2== {{verb|lie|lies|lied|lying}} # If you '''lie''', you say or write something that you know is not true. #: ''"How old are you?" he asked. "twenty one," she '''lied'''.'' 6520 2006-05-06T19:41:45Z Brett 77 /* Verb 2 */ ==Verb 1== {{verb2|lie|lies|lay|lain|lying}} # If you '''lie''' down, your head and whole body are at the same level. You '''lie''' down when you want to rest or sleep. #: ''She '''lay''' on the bed and went to sleep.'' # If something '''lies''' somewhere, it is there and it is not moving. #: ''His dirty shirt was '''lying''' on the floor and old socks were everywhere.'' ==Verb 2== {{verb|lie|lies|lied|lying}} # If you '''lie''', you say or write something that you know is not true. #: ''"How old are you?" he asked. "Twenty one," she '''lied'''.'' 6766 2006-06-03T10:50:35Z H2g2bob 43 {{wotd|2006|06|04}} ==Verb 1== {{verb2|lie|lies|lay|lain|lying}} # If you '''lie''' down, your head and whole body are at the same level. You '''lie''' down when you want to rest or sleep. #: ''She '''lay''' on the bed and went to sleep.'' # If something '''lies''' somewhere, it is there and it is not moving. #: ''His dirty shirt was '''lying''' on the floor and old socks were everywhere.'' ==Verb 2== {{verb|lie|lies|lied|lying}} # If you '''lie''', you say or write something that you know is not true. #: ''"How old are you?" he asked. "Twenty one," she '''lied'''.'' 6776 2006-06-04T19:46:39Z Cromwellt 61 updated page, added noun meaning {{wotd|2006|06|04}} ==Verb 1== {{verb2|lie|lies|lay|lain|lying}} # If you '''lie''' down, your head and whole body are at the same level. You '''lie''' down when you want to rest or sleep. #: ''She '''lay''' on the bed and went to sleep.'' # If something '''lies''' somewhere, it is there and it is not moving. #: ''His dirty shirt was '''lying''' on the floor and old socks were everywhere.'' ===Usage=== This word should not be confused with [[lay]], a separate verb. ===Synonyms=== *(''lie somewhere'') [[rest]], [[sit]] ===Antonyms=== *(''lie down'') [[stand]], [[sit]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[liar]] ==Verb 2== {{verb|lie|lies|lied|lying}} # If you '''lie''', you say or write something that you know is not true. #: ''"How old are you?" he asked. "Twenty-one," she '''lied'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[fib]] ===Antonyms=== *[[tell the truth]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # Something not true, a [[falsehood]], an [[untruth]]. #: ''I told a lie.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[falsehood]] *[[fib]] *[[untruth]] ===Antonyms=== *[[truth]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[white lie]] *[[bald-faced lie]] ===See also=== *[[accurate]] *[[moral]] [[en:lie]] 7265 2006-07-16T14:31:34Z Brett 77 /* Verb 1 */ {{wotd|2006|06|04}} ==Verb 1== {{verb2|lie|lies|lay|lain|lying}} {{intransitive verb}} # If you '''lie''' down, your head and whole body are at the same level. You '''lie''' down when you want to rest or sleep. #: ''She '''lay''' on the bed and went to sleep.'' # If something '''lies''' somewhere, it is there and it is not moving. #: ''His dirty shirt was '''lying''' on the floor and old socks were everywhere.'' ===Usage=== This word should not be confused with [[lay]], a separate verb. ===Synonyms=== *(''lie somewhere'') [[rest]], [[sit]] ===Antonyms=== *(''lie down'') [[stand]], [[sit]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[liar]] ==Verb 2== {{verb|lie|lies|lied|lying}} # If you '''lie''', you say or write something that you know is not true. #: ''"How old are you?" he asked. "Twenty-one," she '''lied'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[fib]] ===Antonyms=== *[[tell the truth]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # Something not true, a [[falsehood]], an [[untruth]]. #: ''I told a lie.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[falsehood]] *[[fib]] *[[untruth]] ===Antonyms=== *[[truth]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[white lie]] *[[bald-faced lie]] ===See also=== *[[accurate]] *[[moral]] [[en:lie]] 7266 2006-07-16T14:32:01Z Brett 77 /* Verb 2 */ {{wotd|2006|06|04}} ==Verb 1== {{verb2|lie|lies|lay|lain|lying}} {{intransitive verb}} # If you '''lie''' down, your head and whole body are at the same level. You '''lie''' down when you want to rest or sleep. #: ''She '''lay''' on the bed and went to sleep.'' # If something '''lies''' somewhere, it is there and it is not moving. #: ''His dirty shirt was '''lying''' on the floor and old socks were everywhere.'' ===Usage=== This word should not be confused with [[lay]], a separate verb. ===Synonyms=== *(''lie somewhere'') [[rest]], [[sit]] ===Antonyms=== *(''lie down'') [[stand]], [[sit]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[liar]] ==Verb 2== {{verb|lie|lies|lied|lying}} {{intransitive verb}} # If you '''lie''', you say or write something that you know is not true. #: ''"How old are you?" he asked. "Twenty-one," she '''lied'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[fib]] ===Antonyms=== *[[tell the truth]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # Something not true, a [[falsehood]], an [[untruth]]. #: ''I told a lie.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[falsehood]] *[[fib]] *[[untruth]] ===Antonyms=== *[[truth]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[white lie]] *[[bald-faced lie]] ===See also=== *[[accurate]] *[[moral]] [[en:lie]] 7558 2006-07-19T05:45:29Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, fi, fr, gl, hu, io, it, ko, pl, pt, ta, uk, zh {{wotd|2006|06|04}} ==Verb 1== {{verb2|lie|lies|lay|lain|lying}} {{intransitive verb}} # If you '''lie''' down, your head and whole body are at the same level. You '''lie''' down when you want to rest or sleep. #: ''She '''lay''' on the bed and went to sleep.'' # If something '''lies''' somewhere, it is there and it is not moving. #: ''His dirty shirt was '''lying''' on the floor and old socks were everywhere.'' ===Usage=== This word should not be confused with [[lay]], a separate verb. ===Synonyms=== *(''lie somewhere'') [[rest]], [[sit]] ===Antonyms=== *(''lie down'') [[stand]], [[sit]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[liar]] ==Verb 2== {{verb|lie|lies|lied|lying}} {{intransitive verb}} # If you '''lie''', you say or write something that you know is not true. #: ''"How old are you?" he asked. "Twenty-one," she '''lied'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[fib]] ===Antonyms=== *[[tell the truth]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # Something not true, a [[falsehood]], an [[untruth]]. #: ''I told a lie.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[falsehood]] *[[fib]] *[[untruth]] ===Antonyms=== *[[truth]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[white lie]] *[[bald-faced lie]] ===See also=== *[[accurate]] *[[moral]] [[de:lie]] [[en:lie]] [[fr:lie]] [[gl:lie]] [[ko:lie]] [[io:lie]] [[it:lie]] [[hu:lie]] [[pl:lie]] [[pt:lie]] [[fi:lie]] [[ta:lie]] [[uk:lie]] [[zh:lie]] 10139 2006-09-24T13:30:08Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[es:lie]], [[vi:lie]] {{wotd|2006|06|04}} ==Verb 1== {{verb2|lie|lies|lay|lain|lying}} {{intransitive verb}} # If you '''lie''' down, your head and whole body are at the same level. You '''lie''' down when you want to rest or sleep. #: ''She '''lay''' on the bed and went to sleep.'' # If something '''lies''' somewhere, it is there and it is not moving. #: ''His dirty shirt was '''lying''' on the floor and old socks were everywhere.'' ===Usage=== This word should not be confused with [[lay]], a separate verb. ===Synonyms=== *(''lie somewhere'') [[rest]], [[sit]] ===Antonyms=== *(''lie down'') [[stand]], [[sit]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[liar]] ==Verb 2== {{verb|lie|lies|lied|lying}} {{intransitive verb}} # If you '''lie''', you say or write something that you know is not true. #: ''"How old are you?" he asked. "Twenty-one," she '''lied'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[fib]] ===Antonyms=== *[[tell the truth]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # Something not true, a [[falsehood]], an [[untruth]]. #: ''I told a lie.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[falsehood]] *[[fib]] *[[untruth]] ===Antonyms=== *[[truth]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[white lie]] *[[bald-faced lie]] ===See also=== *[[accurate]] *[[moral]] [[de:lie]] [[en:lie]] [[es:lie]] [[fr:lie]] [[gl:lie]] [[ko:lie]] [[io:lie]] [[it:lie]] [[hu:lie]] [[pl:lie]] [[pt:lie]] [[fi:lie]] [[ta:lie]] [[vi:lie]] [[uk:lie]] [[zh:lie]] 10504 2006-10-08T07:52:10Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ku:lie]] {{wotd|2006|06|04}} ==Verb 1== {{verb2|lie|lies|lay|lain|lying}} {{intransitive verb}} # If you '''lie''' down, your head and whole body are at the same level. You '''lie''' down when you want to rest or sleep. #: ''She '''lay''' on the bed and went to sleep.'' # If something '''lies''' somewhere, it is there and it is not moving. #: ''His dirty shirt was '''lying''' on the floor and old socks were everywhere.'' ===Usage=== This word should not be confused with [[lay]], a separate verb. ===Synonyms=== *(''lie somewhere'') [[rest]], [[sit]] ===Antonyms=== *(''lie down'') [[stand]], [[sit]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[liar]] ==Verb 2== {{verb|lie|lies|lied|lying}} {{intransitive verb}} # If you '''lie''', you say or write something that you know is not true. #: ''"How old are you?" he asked. "Twenty-one," she '''lied'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[fib]] ===Antonyms=== *[[tell the truth]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # Something not true, a [[falsehood]], an [[untruth]]. #: ''I told a lie.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[falsehood]] *[[fib]] *[[untruth]] ===Antonyms=== *[[truth]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[white lie]] *[[bald-faced lie]] ===See also=== *[[accurate]] *[[moral]] [[de:lie]] [[en:lie]] [[es:lie]] [[fr:lie]] [[gl:lie]] [[ko:lie]] [[io:lie]] [[it:lie]] [[ku:lie]] [[hu:lie]] [[pl:lie]] [[pt:lie]] [[fi:lie]] [[ta:lie]] [[vi:lie]] [[uk:lie]] [[zh:lie]] 10981 2006-10-13T21:43:30Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:lie]] {{wotd|2006|06|04}} ==Verb 1== {{verb2|lie|lies|lay|lain|lying}} {{intransitive verb}} # If you '''lie''' down, your head and whole body are at the same level. You '''lie''' down when you want to rest or sleep. #: ''She '''lay''' on the bed and went to sleep.'' # If something '''lies''' somewhere, it is there and it is not moving. #: ''His dirty shirt was '''lying''' on the floor and old socks were everywhere.'' ===Usage=== This word should not be confused with [[lay]], a separate verb. ===Synonyms=== *(''lie somewhere'') [[rest]], [[sit]] ===Antonyms=== *(''lie down'') [[stand]], [[sit]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[liar]] ==Verb 2== {{verb|lie|lies|lied|lying}} {{intransitive verb}} # If you '''lie''', you say or write something that you know is not true. #: ''"How old are you?" he asked. "Twenty-one," she '''lied'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[fib]] ===Antonyms=== *[[tell the truth]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # Something not true, a [[falsehood]], an [[untruth]]. #: ''I told a lie.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[falsehood]] *[[fib]] *[[untruth]] ===Antonyms=== *[[truth]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[white lie]] *[[bald-faced lie]] ===See also=== *[[accurate]] *[[moral]] [[de:lie]] [[en:lie]] [[es:lie]] [[fr:lie]] [[gl:lie]] [[ko:lie]] [[io:lie]] [[it:lie]] [[kk:lie]] [[ku:lie]] [[hu:lie]] [[pl:lie]] [[pt:lie]] [[fi:lie]] [[ta:lie]] [[vi:lie]] [[uk:lie]] [[zh:lie]] 11315 2006-10-18T17:29:36Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:lie]] {{wotd|2006|06|04}} ==Verb 1== {{verb2|lie|lies|lay|lain|lying}} {{intransitive verb}} # If you '''lie''' down, your head and whole body are at the same level. You '''lie''' down when you want to rest or sleep. #: ''She '''lay''' on the bed and went to sleep.'' # If something '''lies''' somewhere, it is there and it is not moving. #: ''His dirty shirt was '''lying''' on the floor and old socks were everywhere.'' ===Usage=== This word should not be confused with [[lay]], a separate verb. ===Synonyms=== *(''lie somewhere'') [[rest]], [[sit]] ===Antonyms=== *(''lie down'') [[stand]], [[sit]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[liar]] ==Verb 2== {{verb|lie|lies|lied|lying}} {{intransitive verb}} # If you '''lie''', you say or write something that you know is not true. #: ''"How old are you?" he asked. "Twenty-one," she '''lied'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[fib]] ===Antonyms=== *[[tell the truth]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # Something not true, a [[falsehood]], an [[untruth]]. #: ''I told a lie.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[falsehood]] *[[fib]] *[[untruth]] ===Antonyms=== *[[truth]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[white lie]] *[[bald-faced lie]] ===See also=== *[[accurate]] *[[moral]] [[de:lie]] [[en:lie]] [[es:lie]] [[fr:lie]] [[gl:lie]] [[ko:lie]] [[io:lie]] [[it:lie]] [[kk:lie]] [[ku:lie]] [[hu:lie]] [[pl:lie]] [[pt:lie]] [[ru:lie]] [[fi:lie]] [[ta:lie]] [[vi:lie]] [[uk:lie]] [[zh:lie]] 13678 2006-12-12T09:16:19Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:lie]] {{wotd|2006|06|04}} ==Verb 1== {{verb2|lie|lies|lay|lain|lying}} {{intransitive verb}} # If you '''lie''' down, your head and whole body are at the same level. You '''lie''' down when you want to rest or sleep. #: ''She '''lay''' on the bed and went to sleep.'' # If something '''lies''' somewhere, it is there and it is not moving. #: ''His dirty shirt was '''lying''' on the floor and old socks were everywhere.'' ===Usage=== This word should not be confused with [[lay]], a separate verb. ===Synonyms=== *(''lie somewhere'') [[rest]], [[sit]] ===Antonyms=== *(''lie down'') [[stand]], [[sit]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[liar]] ==Verb 2== {{verb|lie|lies|lied|lying}} {{intransitive verb}} # If you '''lie''', you say or write something that you know is not true. #: ''"How old are you?" he asked. "Twenty-one," she '''lied'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[fib]] ===Antonyms=== *[[tell the truth]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # Something not true, a [[falsehood]], an [[untruth]]. #: ''I told a lie.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[falsehood]] *[[fib]] *[[untruth]] ===Antonyms=== *[[truth]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[white lie]] *[[bald-faced lie]] ===See also=== *[[accurate]] *[[moral]] [[de:lie]] [[en:lie]] [[es:lie]] [[fa:lie]] [[fr:lie]] [[gl:lie]] [[ko:lie]] [[io:lie]] [[it:lie]] [[kk:lie]] [[ku:lie]] [[hu:lie]] [[pl:lie]] [[pt:lie]] [[ru:lie]] [[fi:lie]] [[ta:lie]] [[vi:lie]] [[uk:lie]] [[zh:lie]] 14310 2006-12-22T02:03:34Z Brett 77 /* Verb 1 */ {{wotd|2006|06|04}} ==Verb 1== {{verb2|lie|lies|lay|lain|lying}} # ({{intransitive verb}}) If you '''lie''' down, your head and whole body are at the same level. You '''lie''' down when you want to rest or sleep. #: ''She '''lay''' on the bed and went to sleep.'' # If something '''lies''' somewhere, it is there and it is not moving. #: ''His dirty shirt was '''lying''' on the floor and old socks were everywhere.'' ===Usage=== This word should not be confused with [[lay]], a separate verb. ===Synonyms=== *(''lie somewhere'') [[rest]], [[sit]] ===Antonyms=== *(''lie down'') [[stand]], [[sit]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[liar]] ==Verb 2== {{verb|lie|lies|lied|lying}} {{intransitive verb}} # If you '''lie''', you say or write something that you know is not true. #: ''"How old are you?" he asked. "Twenty-one," she '''lied'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[fib]] ===Antonyms=== *[[tell the truth]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # Something not true, a [[falsehood]], an [[untruth]]. #: ''I told a lie.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[falsehood]] *[[fib]] *[[untruth]] ===Antonyms=== *[[truth]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[white lie]] *[[bald-faced lie]] ===See also=== *[[accurate]] *[[moral]] [[de:lie]] [[en:lie]] [[es:lie]] [[fa:lie]] [[fr:lie]] [[gl:lie]] [[ko:lie]] [[io:lie]] [[it:lie]] [[kk:lie]] [[ku:lie]] [[hu:lie]] [[pl:lie]] [[pt:lie]] [[ru:lie]] [[fi:lie]] [[ta:lie]] [[vi:lie]] [[uk:lie]] [[zh:lie]] 14311 2006-12-22T02:04:01Z Brett 77 /* Verb 2 */ {{wotd|2006|06|04}} ==Verb 1== {{verb2|lie|lies|lay|lain|lying}} # ({{intransitive verb}}) If you '''lie''' down, your head and whole body are at the same level. You '''lie''' down when you want to rest or sleep. #: ''She '''lay''' on the bed and went to sleep.'' # If something '''lies''' somewhere, it is there and it is not moving. #: ''His dirty shirt was '''lying''' on the floor and old socks were everywhere.'' ===Usage=== This word should not be confused with [[lay]], a separate verb. ===Synonyms=== *(''lie somewhere'') [[rest]], [[sit]] ===Antonyms=== *(''lie down'') [[stand]], [[sit]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[liar]] ==Verb 2== {{verb|lie|lies|lied|lying}} # ({{intransitive verb}}) If you '''lie''', you say or write something that you know is not true. #: ''"How old are you?" he asked. "Twenty-one," she '''lied'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[fib]] ===Antonyms=== *[[tell the truth]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # Something not true, a [[falsehood]], an [[untruth]]. #: ''I told a lie.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[falsehood]] *[[fib]] *[[untruth]] ===Antonyms=== *[[truth]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[white lie]] *[[bald-faced lie]] ===See also=== *[[accurate]] *[[moral]] [[de:lie]] [[en:lie]] [[es:lie]] [[fa:lie]] [[fr:lie]] [[gl:lie]] [[ko:lie]] [[io:lie]] [[it:lie]] [[kk:lie]] [[ku:lie]] [[hu:lie]] [[pl:lie]] [[pt:lie]] [[ru:lie]] [[fi:lie]] [[ta:lie]] [[vi:lie]] [[uk:lie]] [[zh:lie]] 14312 2006-12-22T02:04:17Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ {{wotd|2006|06|04}} ==Verb 1== {{verb2|lie|lies|lay|lain|lying}} # ({{intransitive verb}}) If you '''lie''' down, your head and whole body are at the same level. You '''lie''' down when you want to rest or sleep. #: ''She '''lay''' on the bed and went to sleep.'' # If something '''lies''' somewhere, it is there and it is not moving. #: ''His dirty shirt was '''lying''' on the floor and old socks were everywhere.'' ===Usage=== This word should not be confused with [[lay]], a separate verb. ===Synonyms=== *(''lie somewhere'') [[rest]], [[sit]] ===Antonyms=== *(''lie down'') [[stand]], [[sit]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[liar]] ==Verb 2== {{verb|lie|lies|lied|lying}} # ({{intransitive verb}}) If you '''lie''', you say or write something that you know is not true. #: ''"How old are you?" he asked. "Twenty-one," she '''lied'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[fib]] ===Antonyms=== *[[tell the truth]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # Something not true, a [[falsehood]], an [[untruth]]. #: ''I told a '''lie'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[falsehood]] *[[fib]] *[[untruth]] ===Antonyms=== *[[truth]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[white lie]] *[[bald-faced lie]] ===See also=== *[[accurate]] *[[moral]] [[de:lie]] [[en:lie]] [[es:lie]] [[fa:lie]] [[fr:lie]] [[gl:lie]] [[ko:lie]] [[io:lie]] [[it:lie]] [[kk:lie]] [[ku:lie]] [[hu:lie]] [[pl:lie]] [[pt:lie]] [[ru:lie]] [[fi:lie]] [[ta:lie]] [[vi:lie]] [[uk:lie]] [[zh:lie]] 2680 6529 2006-05-14T05:08:01Z Cromwellt 61 created entry ==Adverb== {{adverb}} #The day after today. #: ''I will go to school tomorrow''. ===Related words and phrases=== *[[the day after tomorrow]] *[[the day before yesterday]] *[[today]] *[[tomorrow night]] *[[yesterday]] ===See also=== *[[day]] [[en:tomorrow]] 7727 2006-07-19T12:03:01Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: fa, fi, fr, hu, it, ja, ko, ro, ta, zh ==Adverb== {{adverb}} #The day after today. #: ''I will go to school tomorrow''. ===Related words and phrases=== *[[the day after tomorrow]] *[[the day before yesterday]] *[[today]] *[[tomorrow night]] *[[yesterday]] ===See also=== *[[day]] [[en:tomorrow]] [[fa:tomorrow]] [[fr:tomorrow]] [[ko:tomorrow]] [[it:tomorrow]] [[hu:tomorrow]] [[ja:tomorrow]] [[ro:tomorrow]] [[fi:tomorrow]] [[ta:tomorrow]] [[zh:tomorrow]] 9809 2006-09-10T14:55:47Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: pt ==Adverb== {{adverb}} #The day after today. #: ''I will go to school tomorrow''. ===Related words and phrases=== *[[the day after tomorrow]] *[[the day before yesterday]] *[[today]] *[[tomorrow night]] *[[yesterday]] ===See also=== *[[day]] [[en:tomorrow]] [[fa:tomorrow]] [[fr:tomorrow]] [[ko:tomorrow]] [[it:tomorrow]] [[hu:tomorrow]] [[ja:tomorrow]] [[pt:tomorrow]] [[ro:tomorrow]] [[fi:tomorrow]] [[ta:tomorrow]] [[zh:tomorrow]] 10247 2006-09-24T14:13:52Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[io:tomorrow]] ==Adverb== {{adverb}} #The day after today. #: ''I will go to school tomorrow''. ===Related words and phrases=== *[[the day after tomorrow]] *[[the day before yesterday]] *[[today]] *[[tomorrow night]] *[[yesterday]] ===See also=== *[[day]] [[en:tomorrow]] [[fa:tomorrow]] [[fr:tomorrow]] [[ko:tomorrow]] [[io:tomorrow]] [[it:tomorrow]] [[hu:tomorrow]] [[ja:tomorrow]] [[pt:tomorrow]] [[ro:tomorrow]] [[fi:tomorrow]] [[ta:tomorrow]] [[zh:tomorrow]] 11020 2006-10-14T09:09:26Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:tomorrow]], [[vi:tomorrow]] ==Adverb== {{adverb}} #The day after today. #: ''I will go to school tomorrow''. ===Related words and phrases=== *[[the day after tomorrow]] *[[the day before yesterday]] *[[today]] *[[tomorrow night]] *[[yesterday]] ===See also=== *[[day]] [[en:tomorrow]] [[fa:tomorrow]] [[fr:tomorrow]] [[ko:tomorrow]] [[io:tomorrow]] [[it:tomorrow]] [[kk:tomorrow]] [[hu:tomorrow]] [[ja:tomorrow]] [[pt:tomorrow]] [[ro:tomorrow]] [[fi:tomorrow]] [[ta:tomorrow]] [[vi:tomorrow]] [[zh:tomorrow]] 11080 2006-10-15T01:44:56Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[hy:tomorrow]] ==Adverb== {{adverb}} #The day after today. #: ''I will go to school tomorrow''. ===Related words and phrases=== *[[the day after tomorrow]] *[[the day before yesterday]] *[[today]] *[[tomorrow night]] *[[yesterday]] ===See also=== *[[day]] [[en:tomorrow]] [[fa:tomorrow]] [[fr:tomorrow]] [[ko:tomorrow]] [[hy:tomorrow]] [[io:tomorrow]] [[it:tomorrow]] [[kk:tomorrow]] [[hu:tomorrow]] [[ja:tomorrow]] [[pt:tomorrow]] [[ro:tomorrow]] [[fi:tomorrow]] [[ta:tomorrow]] [[vi:tomorrow]] [[zh:tomorrow]] 14192 2006-12-21T15:20:24Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[pl:tomorrow]] ==Adverb== {{adverb}} #The day after today. #: ''I will go to school tomorrow''. ===Related words and phrases=== *[[the day after tomorrow]] *[[the day before yesterday]] *[[today]] *[[tomorrow night]] *[[yesterday]] ===See also=== *[[day]] [[en:tomorrow]] [[fa:tomorrow]] [[fr:tomorrow]] [[ko:tomorrow]] [[hy:tomorrow]] [[io:tomorrow]] [[it:tomorrow]] [[kk:tomorrow]] [[hu:tomorrow]] [[ja:tomorrow]] [[pl:tomorrow]] [[pt:tomorrow]] [[ro:tomorrow]] [[fi:tomorrow]] [[ta:tomorrow]] [[vi:tomorrow]] [[zh:tomorrow]] 2685 6538 2006-05-15T01:20:00Z 207.112.110.193 Willy. This user is suspected to be [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Long_term_abuse/Willy_on_Wheels Willy on Wheels] as per [[Special:Recentchanges|moves on recent changes]]. 2686 6539 2006-05-15T01:55:14Z 201.247.205.223 simple prepositions i whant a prepositions simple [[Media:Example.ogg]]<math>Insert formula here</math><nowiki>Insert non-formatted text here</nowiki>--[[User:201.247.205.223|201.247.205.223]] 01:55, 15 May 2006 (UTC) ---- == Headline text == [http://www.example.com link title]''Italic text''[http://www.example.com link title] == Headline text == 6540 2006-05-15T03:05:22Z Korean alpha for knowledge 69 delete 6541 2006-05-15T03:05:50Z Korean alpha for knowledge 69 sorry. revert. i whant a prepositions simple [[Media:Example.ogg]]<math>Insert formula here</math><nowiki>Insert non-formatted text here</nowiki>--[[User:201.247.205.223|201.247.205.223]] 01:55, 15 May 2006 (UTC) ---- == Headline text == [http://www.example.com link title]''Italic text''[http://www.example.com link title] == Headline text == 6542 2006-05-15T03:10:51Z Korean alpha for knowledge 69 blank page [[en:preposition]] [[ko:preposition]] 6555 2006-05-15T21:29:28Z Cromwellt 61 added sections, etc. ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[part of speech]] that joins a [[noun]] to the rest of the [[sentence]]. #: ''"From" is a preposition.'' ''Note: For a list of common prepositions, see [[Appendix:Prepositions]].'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[adjectival prepositional phrase]] *[[adverbial prepositional phrase]] *[[prepositional]] *[[prepositional phrase]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[adposition]] *[[postposition]] ===See also=== *[[preverb]] *[[verbal particle]] {{grammar}} [[category:parts of speech]] [[en:preposition]] [[ko:preposition]] 6557 2006-05-15T21:33:12Z Cromwellt 61 capitalizing category ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[part of speech]] that joins a [[noun]] to the rest of the [[sentence]]. #: ''"From" is a preposition.'' ''Note: For a list of common prepositions, see [[Appendix:Prepositions]].'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[adjectival prepositional phrase]] *[[adverbial prepositional phrase]] *[[prepositional]] *[[prepositional phrase]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[adposition]] *[[postposition]] ===See also=== *[[preverb]] *[[verbal particle]] {{grammar}} [[category:Parts of speech]] [[en:preposition]] [[ko:preposition]] 7634 2006-07-19T08:32:13Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: et, fr, hu, io, ja, pl, pt, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[part of speech]] that joins a [[noun]] to the rest of the [[sentence]]. #: ''"From" is a preposition.'' ''Note: For a list of common prepositions, see [[Appendix:Prepositions]].'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[adjectival prepositional phrase]] *[[adverbial prepositional phrase]] *[[prepositional]] *[[prepositional phrase]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[adposition]] *[[postposition]] ===See also=== *[[preverb]] *[[verbal particle]] {{grammar}} [[category:Parts of speech]] [[et:preposition]] [[en:preposition]] [[fr:preposition]] [[ko:preposition]] [[io:preposition]] [[hu:preposition]] [[ja:preposition]] [[pl:preposition]] [[pt:preposition]] [[vi:preposition]] [[zh:preposition]] 10709 2006-10-10T11:35:03Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ ==Noun== {{noun}} # A class of words, or [[part of speech]], whose basic members usually show where something happens. Typically a '''preposition''' is followed by a [[noun]]. #: ''In the sentence, "I come from Canada," ''from'' is a '''preposition'''.'' ''Note: For a list of common prepositions, see [[Appendix:Prepositions]].'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[adjectival prepositional phrase]] *[[adverbial prepositional phrase]] *[[prepositional]] *[[prepositional phrase]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[adposition]] *[[postposition]] ===See also=== *[[preverb]] *[[verbal particle]] {{grammar}} [[category:Parts of speech]] [[et:preposition]] [[en:preposition]] [[fr:preposition]] [[ko:preposition]] [[io:preposition]] [[hu:preposition]] [[ja:preposition]] [[pl:preposition]] [[pt:preposition]] [[vi:preposition]] [[zh:preposition]] 11694 2006-11-01T20:22:38Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:preposition]], [[sv:preposition]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A class of words, or [[part of speech]], whose basic members usually show where something happens. Typically a '''preposition''' is followed by a [[noun]]. #: ''In the sentence, "I come from Canada," ''from'' is a '''preposition'''.'' ''Note: For a list of common prepositions, see [[Appendix:Prepositions]].'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[adjectival prepositional phrase]] *[[adverbial prepositional phrase]] *[[prepositional]] *[[prepositional phrase]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[adposition]] *[[postposition]] ===See also=== *[[preverb]] *[[verbal particle]] {{grammar}} [[category:Parts of speech]] [[et:preposition]] [[en:preposition]] [[fr:preposition]] [[ko:preposition]] [[io:preposition]] [[hu:preposition]] [[ja:preposition]] [[pl:preposition]] [[pt:preposition]] [[ru:preposition]] [[sv:preposition]] [[vi:preposition]] [[zh:preposition]] 2687 6543 2006-05-15T19:55:33Z Cromwellt 61 created template, could use some work <br clear=all /> {| style="margin:0 auto;" align=center width="75%" class="toccolours" |align=center style="background:#ccccff"| '''[[grammar|Grammar]]''' <small>([[:Template:grammar|edit]]) [[category:grammar]] |- |align=center| [[part of speech|parts of speech]]: [[noun]] - [[verb]] - [[adjective]] - [[adverb]] - [[pronoun]] - [[conjunction]] - [[preposition]] - [[interjection]] |- |align=center| [[grammatical function|grammatical functions]]: [[subject]] - [[predicate]] - [[direct object]] - [[indirect object]] - [[object of the preposition]] |- |align=center| [[clause|clauses]]: [[independent clause]] - [[dependent clause]] - [[subordinate clause]] - [[relative clause]] |} 6546 2006-05-15T20:02:14Z Cromwellt 61 changed ordering in cat <br clear=all /> {| style="margin:0 auto;" align=center width="75%" class="toccolours" |align=center style="background:#ccccff"| '''[[grammar|Grammar]]''' <small>([[:Template:grammar|edit]]) [[category:grammar|*]] |- |align=center| [[part of speech|parts of speech]]: [[noun]] - [[verb]] - [[adjective]] - [[adverb]] - [[pronoun]] - [[conjunction]] - [[preposition]] - [[interjection]] |- |align=center| [[grammatical function|grammatical functions]]: [[subject]] - [[predicate]] - [[direct object]] - [[indirect object]] - [[object of the preposition]] |- |align=center| [[clause|clauses]]: [[independent clause]] - [[dependent clause]] - [[subordinate clause]] - [[relative clause]] |} 6548 2006-05-15T20:06:37Z Cromwellt 61 testing (preview doesn't help) <br clear=all /> {| style="margin:0 auto;" align=center width="75%" class="toccolours" |align=center style="background:#ccccff"| '''[[grammar|Grammar]]''' <small>([[:Template:grammar|edit]]) |- |align=center| [[part of speech|parts of speech]]: [[noun]] - [[verb]] - [[adjective]] - [[adverb]] - [[pronoun]] - [[conjunction]] - [[preposition]] - [[interjection]] |- |align=center| [[grammatical function|grammatical functions]]: [[subject]] - [[predicate]] - [[direct object]] - [[indirect object]] - [[object of the preposition]] |- |align=center| [[clause|clauses]]: [[independent clause]] - [[dependent clause]] - [[subordinate clause]] - [[relative clause]] |} <includeonly>[[category:grammar|*]]</includeonly> 6549 2006-05-15T20:07:33Z Cromwellt 61 fixing <br clear=all /> {| style="margin:0 auto;" align=center width="75%" class="toccolours" |align=center style="background:#ccccff"| '''[[grammar|Grammar]]''' <small>([[:Template:grammar|edit]]) |- |align=center| [[part of speech|parts of speech]]: [[noun]] - [[verb]] - [[adjective]] - [[adverb]] - [[pronoun]] - [[conjunction]] - [[preposition]] - [[interjection]] |- |align=center| [[grammatical function|grammatical functions]]: [[subject]] - [[predicate]] - [[direct object]] - [[indirect object]] - [[object of the preposition]] |- |align=center| [[clause|clauses]]: [[independent clause]] - [[dependent clause]] - [[subordinate clause]] - [[relative clause]] |} <includeonly>[[category:grammar]]</includeonly> 6556 2006-05-15T21:32:40Z Cromwellt 61 capitalizing category <br clear=all /> {| style="margin:0 auto;" align=center width="75%" class="toccolours" |align=center style="background:#ccccff"| '''[[grammar|Grammar]]''' <small>([[:Template:grammar|edit]]) |- |align=center| [[part of speech|parts of speech]]: [[noun]] - [[verb]] - [[adjective]] - [[adverb]] - [[pronoun]] - [[conjunction]] - [[preposition]] - [[interjection]] |- |align=center| [[grammatical function|grammatical functions]]: [[subject]] - [[predicate]] - [[direct object]] - [[indirect object]] - [[object of the preposition]] |- |align=center| [[clause|clauses]]: [[independent clause]] - [[dependent clause]] - [[subordinate clause]] - [[relative clause]] |} <includeonly>[[category:Grammar]]</includeonly> 8061 2006-07-24T15:05:34Z Brett 77 <br clear=all /> {| style="margin:0 auto;" align=center width="75%" class="toccolours" |align=center style="background:#ccccff"| '''[[grammar|Grammar]]''' <small>([[:Template:grammar|edit]]) |- |align=center| [[part of speech|parts of speech]]: [[noun]] - [[verb]] - [[adjective]] - [[adverb]] - [[determiner]] - [[pronoun]] - [[conjunction]] - [[preposition]] - [[interjection]] |- |align=center| [[grammatical function|grammatical functions]]: [[subject]] - [[predicate]] - [[direct object]] - [[indirect object]] - [[object of the preposition]] |- |align=center| [[clause|clauses]]: [[independent clause]] - [[dependent clause]] - [[subordinate clause]] - [[relative clause]] |} <includeonly>[[category:Grammar]]</includeonly> 2690 6552 2006-05-15T21:19:48Z Cromwellt 61 started list of prepositions as appendix This is a list of common prepositions. It is divided by function. Add to this list if you want. ==Common prepositions of place== *[[above]] *[[across]] *[[across from]] *[[along]] *[[alongside]] *[[among]] *[[around]] *[[at]] *[[before]] *[[behind]] *[[below]] *[[beneath]] *[[beside]] *[[between]] *[[beyond]] *[[by]] *[[by way of]] *[[from]] *[[in]] *[[into]] *[[next to]] *[[of]] *[[on]] *[[on top of]] *[[out]] *[[out of]] *[[over]] *[[through]] *[[throughout]] *[[under]] *[[underneath]] *[[upon]] *[[via]] *[[with]] *[[without]] ==Common prepositions of time== *[[after]] *[[as]] *[[at]] *[[before]] *[[by]] *[[during]] *[[since]] *[[through]] *[[until]] *[[upon]] *[[while]] *[[when]] ==Common prepositions of purpose== *[[for]] *[[in order to]] *[[so that]] *[[that]] [[Category:Appendices]] 6553 2006-05-15T21:20:46Z Cromwellt 61 [[Appendix:prepositions]] moved to [[Appendix:Prepositions]]: Capitalization outside of the (main) namespace. This is a list of common prepositions. It is divided by function. Add to this list if you want. ==Common prepositions of place== *[[above]] *[[across]] *[[across from]] *[[along]] *[[alongside]] *[[among]] *[[around]] *[[at]] *[[before]] *[[behind]] *[[below]] *[[beneath]] *[[beside]] *[[between]] *[[beyond]] *[[by]] *[[by way of]] *[[from]] *[[in]] *[[into]] *[[next to]] *[[of]] *[[on]] *[[on top of]] *[[out]] *[[out of]] *[[over]] *[[through]] *[[throughout]] *[[under]] *[[underneath]] *[[upon]] *[[via]] *[[with]] *[[without]] ==Common prepositions of time== *[[after]] *[[as]] *[[at]] *[[before]] *[[by]] *[[during]] *[[since]] *[[through]] *[[until]] *[[upon]] *[[while]] *[[when]] ==Common prepositions of purpose== *[[for]] *[[in order to]] *[[so that]] *[[that]] [[Category:Appendices]] 2692 6558 2006-05-15T21:34:27Z Cromwellt 61 created new cat (capitalized) This category is for all [[word]]s and [[definition]]s related to grammar in any way. 2693 6560 2006-05-15T21:36:01Z Cromwellt 61 created new cat (capitalized) This category is for [[part of speech|parts of speech]]. It may also include terms related to parts of speech. This is a subcategory of [[:category:grammar]]. [[Category:grammar]] 6561 2006-05-15T21:37:19Z Cromwellt 61 capitalizing category This category is for [[part of speech|parts of speech]]. It may also include terms related to parts of speech. This is a subcategory of [[:category:Grammar]]. [[Category:Grammar]] 2694 6569 2006-05-16T21:18:24Z Gmcfoley 41 == inline-block == I changed the display of this item to <tt>inline-block</tt>. Because a lot of browsers still have trouble with this I also changed it to a div element. Opera seams to be the only windows browser that understands this at the moment, so other browsers will display it as a block, which is the default of the div element. I'll put more info about this [http://www.gmcfoley.com/wiki/index.php?title=Cascading_Style_Sheets#Display on my site] soon. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 21:18, 16 May 2006 (UTC) 6575 2006-05-16T22:16:28Z Gmcfoley 41 == inline-block == I changed the display of this item to <tt>inline-block</tt>. Because a lot of browsers still have trouble with this I also changed it to a div element. Opera seams to be the only windows browser that understands this at the moment, so other browsers will display it as a block, which is the default of the div element. I'll put more info about this [http://www.gmcfoley.com/wiki/index.php?title=Cascading_Style_Sheets#Display on my site] soon. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 21:18, 16 May 2006 (UTC) If it is changed to a span without the <tt>-moz-inline-block</tt> it should work in IE also, but not Firefox, however MediaWiki won't insert that version into the page, I checked the page source and the templat wasen't there. This looks like a bug with MediaWiki, so it's back to a div ''again''. [[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 22:16, 16 May 2006 (UTC) 2695 6580 2006-05-18T19:21:56Z TBC 82 created userpage Hello, I'm TBC. If you wish to contact me, I suggest visiting my English Wikipedian acount, which I use more often [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User_talk:TBC] 2696 6581 2006-05-18T19:33:35Z TBC 82 created definition ==Noun== {{noun|albatross|albatrosses}} # A type of [[seabird]] that is usually found in the [[Southern Ocean]] and in the [[North Pacific]], with a curved beak and long, thin wings. # Being continually [[worry|worried]] # A double [[eagle]], or three under [[par]] on any one hole ([[golf]]) ===Synonyms=== *[[debt]] *[[burden]] ===See also=== *[[bird]] [[Category:Nouns]] [[en:albatross]] [[fr:albatross]] [[io:albatross]] [[no:albatross]] [[sv:albatross]] 6583 2006-05-18T19:48:05Z TBC 82 +example ==Noun== {{noun|albatross|albatrosses}} # A type of [[seabird]] that is usually found in the [[Southern Ocean]] and in the [[North Pacific]], with a curved beak and long, thin wings. #:''The albatross flew over the ocean'' # Being continually [[worry|worried]] # A double [[eagle]], or three under [[par]] on any one hole ([[golf]]) ===Synonyms=== *[[debt]] *[[burden]] ===See also=== *[[bird]] [[Category:Nouns]] [[en:albatross]] [[fr:albatross]] [[io:albatross]] [[no:albatross]] [[sv:albatross]] 6584 2006-05-18T19:48:39Z TBC 82 typos ==Noun== {{noun|albatross|albatrosses}} # A type of [[seabird]] that is usually found in the [[Southern Ocean]] and in the [[North Pacific]], with a curved beak and long, thin wings. #:''The albatross flew over the ocean.'' # Being continually [[worry|worried]]. # A double [[eagle]], or three under [[par]] on any one hole ([[golf]]). ===Synonyms=== *[[debt]] *[[burden]] ===See also=== *[[bird]] [[Category:Nouns]] [[en:albatross]] [[fr:albatross]] [[io:albatross]] [[no:albatross]] [[sv:albatross]] 6610 2006-05-21T01:15:31Z Cromwellt 61 added links, etc. ==Noun== {{noun|albatross|albatrosses}} # A type of [[seabird]] that is usually found in the [[Southern Ocean]] and in the [[North Pacific]], with a curved [[beak]] and long, thin [[wing]]s. #:''The albatross flew over the ocean.'' # Being continually [[worry|worried]]. # (''golf'') A double [[eagle]], or three under [[par]] on any one hole. ===Synonyms=== *[[debt]] *[[burden]] ===See also=== *[[bird]] *[[golf]] [[Category:Nouns]] [[en:albatross]] [[fr:albatross]] [[io:albatross]] [[no:albatross]] [[sv:albatross]] 6613 2006-05-21T01:43:44Z Cromwellt 61 removed extra cat reference (templates add cats automatically) ==Noun== {{noun|albatross|albatrosses}} # A type of [[seabird]] that is usually found in the [[Southern Ocean]] and in the [[North Pacific]], with a curved [[beak]] and long, thin [[wing]]s. #:''The albatross flew over the ocean.'' # Being continually [[worry|worried]]. # (''golf'') A double [[eagle]], or three under [[par]] on any one hole. ===Synonyms=== *[[debt]] *[[burden]] ===See also=== *[[bird]] *[[golf]] [[en:albatross]] [[fr:albatross]] [[io:albatross]] [[no:albatross]] [[sv:albatross]] 6637 2006-05-21T03:43:34Z TBC 82 changed definition ==Noun== {{noun|albatross|albatrosses}} # A type of [[seabird]] that is usually found in the [[Southern Ocean]] and in the [[North Pacific]], with a curved [[beak]] and long, thin [[wing]]s. #:''The albatross flew over the ocean.'' # A long amount of time where one is continually [[worry|worried]]. # (''golf'') A double [[eagle]], or three under [[par]] on any one hole. ===Synonyms=== *[[debt]] *[[burden]] ===See also=== *[[bird]] *[[golf]] [[en:albatross]] [[fr:albatross]] [[io:albatross]] [[no:albatross]] [[sv:albatross]] 9460 2006-09-10T11:13:21Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Noun== {{noun|albatross|albatrosses}} # A type of [[seabird]] that is usually found in the [[Southern Ocean]] and in the [[North Pacific]], with a curved [[beak]] and long, thin [[wing]]s. #:''The albatross flew over the ocean.'' # A long amount of time where one is continually [[worry|worried]]. # (''golf'') A double [[eagle]], or three under [[par]] on any one hole. ===Synonyms=== *[[debt]] *[[burden]] ===See also=== *[[bird]] *[[golf]] [[en:albatross]] [[fr:albatross]] [[io:albatross]] [[no:albatross]] [[sv:albatross]] [[vi:albatross]] 11845 2006-11-09T15:39:58Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ru:albatross]] ==Noun== {{noun|albatross|albatrosses}} # A type of [[seabird]] that is usually found in the [[Southern Ocean]] and in the [[North Pacific]], with a curved [[beak]] and long, thin [[wing]]s. #:''The albatross flew over the ocean.'' # A long amount of time where one is continually [[worry|worried]]. # (''golf'') A double [[eagle]], or three under [[par]] on any one hole. ===Synonyms=== *[[debt]] *[[burden]] ===See also=== *[[bird]] *[[golf]] [[en:albatross]] [[fr:albatross]] [[io:albatross]] [[no:albatross]] [[ru:albatross]] [[sv:albatross]] [[vi:albatross]] 2697 6582 2006-05-18T19:47:28Z TBC 82 created definition ==Noun== {{noun|burden|burdens}} # A [[theme]] ''(no longer used)'' # Something that is [[heavy]] # A [[responsibility]] # Something that creates [[worry]]. ==Transitive verb== {{verb|burden|burdenss|burdened|burdening}} # To weigh down # To [[load]] ===Synonyms=== *[[Theme]] *[[Load]] *[[Responsibility]] ===Extra=== ====Derived terms==== *[[burdensome]] [[Category:Nouns]] [[Category:Verbs]] [[ang:burden]] [[en:burden]] [[io:burden]] [[it:burden]] [[hu:burden]] [[pt:burden]] [[ru:burden]] [[fi:burden]] 6585 2006-05-18T19:49:42Z TBC 82 typos ==Noun== {{noun|burden|burdens}} # A [[theme]] ''(no longer used)''. # Something that is [[heavy]]. # A [[responsibility]]. # Something that creates [[worry]]. ==Transitive verb== {{verb|burden|burdenss|burdened|burdening}} # To weigh down. # To [[load]]. ===Synonyms=== *[[Theme]] *[[Load]] *[[Responsibility]] ===Extra=== ====Derived terms==== *[[burdensome]] [[Category:Nouns]] [[Category:Verbs]] [[ang:burden]] [[en:burden]] [[io:burden]] [[it:burden]] [[hu:burden]] [[pt:burden]] [[ru:burden]] [[fi:burden]] 6586 2006-05-18T19:50:39Z TBC 82 typo ==Noun== {{noun|burden|burdens}} # A [[theme]] ''(no longer used)''. # Something that is [[heavy]]. # A [[responsibility]]. # Something that creates [[worry]]. ==Transitive verb== {{verb|burden|burdens|burdened|burdening}} # To weigh down. # To [[load]]. ===Synonyms=== *[[Theme]] *[[Load]] *[[Responsibility]] ===Extra=== ====Derived terms==== *[[burdensome]] [[Category:Nouns]] [[Category:Verbs]] [[ang:burden]] [[en:burden]] [[io:burden]] [[it:burden]] [[hu:burden]] [[pt:burden]] [[ru:burden]] [[fi:burden]] 6591 2006-05-19T06:26:44Z TBC 82 ==Noun== {{noun|burden|burdens}} # A [[theme]] ''(no longer used)''. # Something that is [[heavy]]. # A [[responsibility]]. # Something that creates [[worry]]. ==Transitive verb== {{verb|burden|burdens|burdened|burdening}} # To weigh down. # To [[load]]. ===Synonyms=== *[[Theme]] *[[Load]] *[[Responsibility]] ====Derived terms==== *[[burdensome]] [[Category:Nouns]] [[Category:Verbs]] [[ang:burden]] [[en:burden]] [[io:burden]] [[it:burden]] [[hu:burden]] [[pt:burden]] [[ru:burden]] [[fi:burden]] 6593 2006-05-19T06:29:25Z TBC 82 changed heading size ==Noun== {{noun|burden|burdens}} # A [[theme]] ''(no longer used)''. # Something that is [[heavy]]. # A [[responsibility]]. # Something that creates [[worry]]. ==Transitive verb== {{verb|burden|burdens|burdened|burdening}} # To weigh down. # To [[load]]. ===Synonyms=== *[[Theme]] *[[Load]] *[[Responsibility]] ===Derived terms=== *[[burdensome]] [[Category:Nouns]] [[Category:Verbs]] [[ang:burden]] [[en:burden]] [[io:burden]] [[it:burden]] [[hu:burden]] [[pt:burden]] [[ru:burden]] [[fi:burden]] 6614 2006-05-21T01:47:10Z Cromwellt 61 split synonym section into one per part of speech, added derived words, etc. ==Noun== {{noun|burden|burdens}} # A [[theme]] ''(no longer used)''. # Something that is [[heavy]]. # A [[responsibility]]. # Something that creates [[worry]]. ===Synonyms=== *(''something heavy'') [[load]], [[weight]] *(''responsibility'') [[responsibility]] *(''theme'') [[theme]], [[topic]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[burdensome]] ==Transitive verb== {{verb|burden|burdens|burdened|burdening}} # To weigh down. # To [[load]]. ===Synonyms=== *(''load'') [[load]], [[add]] *(''weigh down'') [[weigh down]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[burdened]] *[[unburden]] [[ang:burden]] [[en:burden]] [[io:burden]] [[it:burden]] [[hu:burden]] [[pt:burden]] [[ru:burden]] [[fi:burden]] 9472 2006-09-10T11:26:55Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Noun== {{noun|burden|burdens}} # A [[theme]] ''(no longer used)''. # Something that is [[heavy]]. # A [[responsibility]]. # Something that creates [[worry]]. ===Synonyms=== *(''something heavy'') [[load]], [[weight]] *(''responsibility'') [[responsibility]] *(''theme'') [[theme]], [[topic]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[burdensome]] ==Transitive verb== {{verb|burden|burdens|burdened|burdening}} # To weigh down. # To [[load]]. ===Synonyms=== *(''load'') [[load]], [[add]] *(''weigh down'') [[weigh down]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[burdened]] *[[unburden]] [[ang:burden]] [[en:burden]] [[io:burden]] [[it:burden]] [[hu:burden]] [[pt:burden]] [[ru:burden]] [[fi:burden]] [[vi:burden]] 13974 2006-12-20T08:00:11Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:burden]] ==Noun== {{noun|burden|burdens}} # A [[theme]] ''(no longer used)''. # Something that is [[heavy]]. # A [[responsibility]]. # Something that creates [[worry]]. ===Synonyms=== *(''something heavy'') [[load]], [[weight]] *(''responsibility'') [[responsibility]] *(''theme'') [[theme]], [[topic]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[burdensome]] ==Transitive verb== {{verb|burden|burdens|burdened|burdening}} # To weigh down. # To [[load]]. ===Synonyms=== *(''load'') [[load]], [[add]] *(''weigh down'') [[weigh down]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[burdened]] *[[unburden]] [[ang:burden]] [[en:burden]] [[fa:burden]] [[io:burden]] [[it:burden]] [[hu:burden]] [[pt:burden]] [[ru:burden]] [[fi:burden]] [[vi:burden]] 14239 2006-12-21T18:36:02Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun|burden|burdens}} # Something [[heavy]] that you [[carry]]. # A [[responsibility]]. # Something that creates [[worry]]. ===Synonyms=== *(''something heavy'') [[load]], [[weight]] *(''responsibility'') [[responsibility]] *(''theme'') [[theme]], [[topic]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[burdensome]] ==Transitive verb== {{verb|burden|burdens|burdened|burdening}} # To weigh down. # To [[load]]. ===Synonyms=== *(''load'') [[load]], [[add]] *(''weigh down'') [[weigh down]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[burdened]] *[[unburden]] [[ang:burden]] [[en:burden]] [[fa:burden]] [[io:burden]] [[it:burden]] [[hu:burden]] [[pt:burden]] [[ru:burden]] [[fi:burden]] [[vi:burden]] 2698 6587 2006-05-18T19:57:10Z TBC 82 created definition ==Adjective== {{adjective|heavy|heavier|heaviest}} # Having a lot of [[weight]]. #: ''This suitcase is very heavy.'' # Having a lot of [[seriousness]] ===Synonyms=== *[[Serious]] *[[Weighty]] [[Category:Adjectives]] [[en:heavy]] [[fr:heavy]] [[io:heavy]] [[it:heavy]] [[hu:heavy]] [[pt:heavy]] [[fi:heavy]] [[ta:heavy]] [[zh:heavy]] 6592 2006-05-19T06:28:11Z TBC 82 added word origins ==Adjective== {{adjective|heavy|heavier|heaviest}} # Having a lot of [[weight]]. #: ''This suitcase is very heavy.'' # Having a lot of [[seriousness]] ===History and origins=== From Old English [[hefig|hefiġ]]. ===Synonyms=== *[[Serious]] *[[Weighty]] [[Category:Adjectives]] [[en:heavy]] [[fr:heavy]] [[io:heavy]] [[it:heavy]] [[hu:heavy]] [[pt:heavy]] [[fi:heavy]] [[ta:heavy]] [[zh:heavy]] 10091 2006-09-24T13:08:56Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[es:heavy]], [[vi:heavy]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|heavy|heavier|heaviest}} # Having a lot of [[weight]]. #: ''This suitcase is very heavy.'' # Having a lot of [[seriousness]] ===History and origins=== From Old English [[hefig|hefiġ]]. ===Synonyms=== *[[Serious]] *[[Weighty]] [[Category:Adjectives]] [[en:heavy]] [[es:heavy]] [[fr:heavy]] [[io:heavy]] [[it:heavy]] [[hu:heavy]] [[pt:heavy]] [[fi:heavy]] [[ta:heavy]] [[vi:heavy]] [[zh:heavy]] 10326 2006-10-01T14:10:45Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ja:heavy]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|heavy|heavier|heaviest}} # Having a lot of [[weight]]. #: ''This suitcase is very heavy.'' # Having a lot of [[seriousness]] ===History and origins=== From Old English [[hefig|hefiġ]]. ===Synonyms=== *[[Serious]] *[[Weighty]] [[Category:Adjectives]] [[en:heavy]] [[es:heavy]] [[fr:heavy]] [[io:heavy]] [[it:heavy]] [[hu:heavy]] [[ja:heavy]] [[pt:heavy]] [[fi:heavy]] [[ta:heavy]] [[vi:heavy]] [[zh:heavy]] 2699 6588 2006-05-19T06:13:37Z TBC 82 created definition ==Noun== {{noun|eagle|eagles}} # A type of meat-eating [[bird]]. #:''He saw an eagle perched on top of that tree.'' # An old gold coin in the United States worth $10 . # A score of two under [[par]] for a hole ([[golf]]). ===Extra=== ====History and origins==== From Anglo-Norman [[egle]]< Old French [[aigle]]< Latin [[aquila]]. ====Derived terms==== *[[American eagle]] *[[bald eagle]] *[[eagle-eyed]] *[[eaglet]] *[[eagle owl]] *[[fish eagle]] *[[golden eagle]] *[[Haast's eagle|Haast’s eagle]] *[[sea eagle]] ===See also=== *[[bird]] [[Category:Nouns]] [[ang:eagle]] [[de:eagle]] [[el:eagle]] [[en:eagle]] [[fr:eagle]] [[io:eagle]] [[it:eagle]] [[hu:eagle]] [[pl:eagle]] [[ru:eagle]] [[fi:eagle]] [[sv:eagle]] [[ta:eagle]] [[zh:eagle]] 6590 2006-05-19T06:24:08Z TBC 82 ==Noun== {{noun|eagle|eagles}} # A type of meat-eating [[bird]]. #:''He saw an eagle perched on top of that tree.'' # An old gold coin in the United States worth $10 . # A score of two under [[par]] for a hole ([[golf]]). ====History and origins==== From Anglo-Norman [[egle]]< Old French [[aigle]]< Latin [[aquila]]. ====Derived terms==== *[[American eagle]] *[[bald eagle]] *[[eagle-eyed]] *[[eaglet]] *[[eagle owl]] *[[fish eagle]] *[[golden eagle]] *[[Haast's eagle|Haast’s eagle]] *[[sea eagle]] ===See also=== *[[bird]] [[Category:Nouns]] [[ang:eagle]] [[de:eagle]] [[el:eagle]] [[en:eagle]] [[fr:eagle]] [[io:eagle]] [[it:eagle]] [[hu:eagle]] [[pl:eagle]] [[ru:eagle]] [[fi:eagle]] [[sv:eagle]] [[ta:eagle]] [[zh:eagle]] 6594 2006-05-19T06:30:21Z TBC 82 changed heading size ==Noun== {{noun|eagle|eagles}} # A type of meat-eating [[bird]]. #:''He saw an eagle perched on top of that tree.'' # An old gold coin in the United States worth $10 . # A score of two under [[par]] for a hole ([[golf]]). ===History and origins=== From Anglo-Norman [[egle]]< Old French [[aigle]]< Latin [[aquila]]. ===Derived terms=== *[[American eagle]] *[[bald eagle]] *[[eagle-eyed]] *[[eaglet]] *[[eagle owl]] *[[fish eagle]] *[[golden eagle]] *[[Haast's eagle|Haast’s eagle]] *[[sea eagle]] ===See also=== *[[bird]] [[Category:Nouns]] [[ang:eagle]] [[de:eagle]] [[el:eagle]] [[en:eagle]] [[fr:eagle]] [[io:eagle]] [[it:eagle]] [[hu:eagle]] [[pl:eagle]] [[ru:eagle]] [[fi:eagle]] [[sv:eagle]] [[ta:eagle]] [[zh:eagle]] 7479 2006-07-19T02:40:06Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: kk, pt ==Noun== {{noun|eagle|eagles}} # A type of meat-eating [[bird]]. #:''He saw an eagle perched on top of that tree.'' # An old gold coin in the United States worth $10 . # A score of two under [[par]] for a hole ([[golf]]). ===History and origins=== From Anglo-Norman [[egle]]< Old French [[aigle]]< Latin [[aquila]]. ===Derived terms=== *[[American eagle]] *[[bald eagle]] *[[eagle-eyed]] *[[eaglet]] *[[eagle owl]] *[[fish eagle]] *[[golden eagle]] *[[Haast's eagle|Haast’s eagle]] *[[sea eagle]] ===See also=== *[[bird]] [[Category:Nouns]] [[ang:eagle]] [[de:eagle]] [[el:eagle]] [[en:eagle]] [[fr:eagle]] [[io:eagle]] [[it:eagle]] [[kk:eagle]] [[hu:eagle]] [[pl:eagle]] [[pt:eagle]] [[ru:eagle]] [[fi:eagle]] [[sv:eagle]] [[ta:eagle]] [[zh:eagle]] 10049 2006-09-24T12:48:55Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[hy:eagle]], [[ko:eagle]], [[tr:eagle]] ==Noun== {{noun|eagle|eagles}} # A type of meat-eating [[bird]]. #:''He saw an eagle perched on top of that tree.'' # An old gold coin in the United States worth $10 . # A score of two under [[par]] for a hole ([[golf]]). ===History and origins=== From Anglo-Norman [[egle]]< Old French [[aigle]]< Latin [[aquila]]. ===Derived terms=== *[[American eagle]] *[[bald eagle]] *[[eagle-eyed]] *[[eaglet]] *[[eagle owl]] *[[fish eagle]] *[[golden eagle]] *[[Haast's eagle|Haast’s eagle]] *[[sea eagle]] ===See also=== *[[bird]] [[Category:Nouns]] [[ang:eagle]] [[de:eagle]] [[el:eagle]] [[en:eagle]] [[fr:eagle]] [[ko:eagle]] [[hy:eagle]] [[io:eagle]] [[it:eagle]] [[kk:eagle]] [[hu:eagle]] [[pl:eagle]] [[pt:eagle]] [[ru:eagle]] [[fi:eagle]] [[sv:eagle]] [[ta:eagle]] [[tr:eagle]] [[zh:eagle]] 12078 2006-11-10T06:33:33Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[zh-min-nan:eagle]] ==Noun== {{noun|eagle|eagles}} # A type of meat-eating [[bird]]. #:''He saw an eagle perched on top of that tree.'' # An old gold coin in the United States worth $10 . # A score of two under [[par]] for a hole ([[golf]]). ===History and origins=== From Anglo-Norman [[egle]]< Old French [[aigle]]< Latin [[aquila]]. ===Derived terms=== *[[American eagle]] *[[bald eagle]] *[[eagle-eyed]] *[[eaglet]] *[[eagle owl]] *[[fish eagle]] *[[golden eagle]] *[[Haast's eagle|Haast’s eagle]] *[[sea eagle]] ===See also=== *[[bird]] [[Category:Nouns]] [[ang:eagle]] [[zh-min-nan:eagle]] [[de:eagle]] [[el:eagle]] [[en:eagle]] [[fr:eagle]] [[ko:eagle]] [[hy:eagle]] [[io:eagle]] [[it:eagle]] [[kk:eagle]] [[hu:eagle]] [[pl:eagle]] [[pt:eagle]] [[ru:eagle]] [[fi:eagle]] [[sv:eagle]] [[ta:eagle]] [[tr:eagle]] [[zh:eagle]] 2700 6589 2006-05-19T06:22:31Z TBC 82 created definition ==Noun== {{noun|shop|shops}} # A place which sells things. #:''He bought a hat from the shop.'' # A place where things are made. # An [[office]] ===Synonyms=== *[[store]] ===Derived terms=== *[[bucket shop]] [[Category:Nouns]] [[en:shop]] [[fr:shop]] [[io:shop]] [[it:shop]] [[hu:shop]] [[ja:shop]] [[ru:shop]] [[sr:shop]] [[fi:shop]] 7708 2006-07-19T11:10:48Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: el, sv ==Noun== {{noun|shop|shops}} # A place which sells things. #:''He bought a hat from the shop.'' # A place where things are made. # An [[office]] ===Synonyms=== *[[store]] ===Derived terms=== *[[bucket shop]] [[Category:Nouns]] [[el:shop]] [[en:shop]] [[fr:shop]] [[io:shop]] [[it:shop]] [[hu:shop]] [[ja:shop]] [[ru:shop]] [[sr:shop]] [[fi:shop]] [[sv:shop]] 8001 2006-07-23T02:32:13Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun|shop|shops}} # A place which sells things. #:''He bought a hat from the shop.'' # A place where things are made. # An [[office]] ===Synonyms=== *[[store]] ===Derived terms=== *[[bucket shop]] ==Verb== {{verb|shop|shops|shopped|shopping}} #If you '''shop''' for something, you look for it because you want to buy it. #:''I need some new shoes, but I've been '''shopping''' for them for a week and I can't find any I like.'' [[el:shop]] [[en:shop]] [[fr:shop]] [[io:shop]] [[it:shop]] [[hu:shop]] [[ja:shop]] [[ru:shop]] [[sr:shop]] [[fi:shop]] [[sv:shop]] 8047 2006-07-24T12:03:52Z Brett 77 /* Verb */ ==Noun== {{noun|shop|shops}} # A place which sells things. #:''He bought a hat from the shop.'' # A place where things are made. # An [[office]] ===Synonyms=== *[[store]] ===Derived terms=== *[[bucket shop]] ==Verb== {{verb|shop|shops|shopped|shopping}} #If you '''shop''' for something, you look for it in a store because you want to buy it. #:''I need some new shoes, but I've been '''shopping''' for them for a week and I can't find any I like.'' [[el:shop]] [[en:shop]] [[fr:shop]] [[io:shop]] [[it:shop]] [[hu:shop]] [[ja:shop]] [[ru:shop]] [[sr:shop]] [[fi:shop]] [[sv:shop]] 8679 2006-08-13T19:43:20Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ta ==Noun== {{noun|shop|shops}} # A place which sells things. #:''He bought a hat from the shop.'' # A place where things are made. # An [[office]] ===Synonyms=== *[[store]] ===Derived terms=== *[[bucket shop]] ==Verb== {{verb|shop|shops|shopped|shopping}} #If you '''shop''' for something, you look for it in a store because you want to buy it. #:''I need some new shoes, but I've been '''shopping''' for them for a week and I can't find any I like.'' [[el:shop]] [[en:shop]] [[fr:shop]] [[io:shop]] [[it:shop]] [[hu:shop]] [[ja:shop]] [[ru:shop]] [[sr:shop]] [[fi:shop]] [[sv:shop]] [[ta:shop]] 9778 2006-09-10T14:40:10Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Noun== {{noun|shop|shops}} # A place which sells things. #:''He bought a hat from the shop.'' # A place where things are made. # An [[office]] ===Synonyms=== *[[store]] ===Derived terms=== *[[bucket shop]] ==Verb== {{verb|shop|shops|shopped|shopping}} #If you '''shop''' for something, you look for it in a store because you want to buy it. #:''I need some new shoes, but I've been '''shopping''' for them for a week and I can't find any I like.'' [[el:shop]] [[en:shop]] [[fr:shop]] [[io:shop]] [[it:shop]] [[hu:shop]] [[ja:shop]] [[ru:shop]] [[sr:shop]] [[fi:shop]] [[sv:shop]] [[ta:shop]] [[vi:shop]] 2701 6595 2006-05-19T06:44:04Z TBC 82 created definition ==Noun== {{noun|golf|uncountable}} #A game where a person uses a club to try to hit a ball into a hole with the fewest amount of [[strokes]]. #:''He saw an eagle perched on top of that tree.'' #The letter ''G'' in the [[ICAO spelling alphabet]]. ===History and origins=== Word was first used in the 15th century. It most likely came from the Middle Dutch word, ''colf'', which means "club". [[Category:Nouns]] [[en:golf]] [[de:golf]] [[es:golf]] [[fr:golf]] [[ko:golf]] [[io:golf]] [[it:golf]] [[nl:golf]] [[pl:golf]] [[fi:golf]] [[sv:golf]] [[zh:golf]] 6596 2006-05-19T06:44:55Z TBC 82 example ==Noun== {{noun|golf|uncountable}} #A game where a person uses a club to try to hit a ball into a hole with the fewest amount of [[strokes]]. #:''He played golf with a friend.'' #The letter ''G'' in the [[ICAO spelling alphabet]]. ===History and origins=== Word was first used in the 15th century. It most likely came from the Middle Dutch word, ''colf'', which means "club". [[Category:Nouns]] [[en:golf]] [[de:golf]] [[es:golf]] [[fr:golf]] [[ko:golf]] [[io:golf]] [[it:golf]] [[nl:golf]] [[pl:golf]] [[fi:golf]] [[sv:golf]] [[zh:golf]] 6597 2006-05-19T06:45:46Z TBC 82 link ==Noun== {{noun|golf|uncountable}} #A [[game]] where a person uses a club to try to hit a ball into a hole with the fewest amount of [[strokes]]. #:''He played golf with a friend.'' #The letter ''G'' in the [[ICAO spelling alphabet]]. ===History and origins=== Word was first used in the 15th century. It most likely came from the Middle Dutch word, ''colf'', which means "club". [[Category:Nouns]] [[en:golf]] [[de:golf]] [[es:golf]] [[fr:golf]] [[ko:golf]] [[io:golf]] [[it:golf]] [[nl:golf]] [[pl:golf]] [[fi:golf]] [[sv:golf]] [[zh:golf]] 7507 2006-07-19T03:56:20Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: id ==Noun== {{noun|golf|uncountable}} #A [[game]] where a person uses a club to try to hit a ball into a hole with the fewest amount of [[strokes]]. #:''He played golf with a friend.'' #The letter ''G'' in the [[ICAO spelling alphabet]]. ===History and origins=== Word was first used in the 15th century. It most likely came from the Middle Dutch word, ''colf'', which means "club". [[Category:Nouns]] [[de:golf]] [[en:golf]] [[es:golf]] [[fr:golf]] [[ko:golf]] [[io:golf]] [[id:golf]] [[it:golf]] [[nl:golf]] [[pl:golf]] [[fi:golf]] [[sv:golf]] [[zh:golf]] 7920 2006-07-22T18:30:53Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun|golf|uncountable}} [[Image:Armedforces_jeffery_tee_shot.jpg|thumb|a woman playing golf]] #A [[game]] where a person uses a club to try to hit a ball into a hole with the fewest amount of [[strokes]]. #:''He played golf with a friend.'' #The letter ''G'' in the [[ICAO spelling alphabet]]. ===History and origins=== Word was first used in the 15th century. It most likely came from the Middle Dutch word, ''colf'', which means "club". [[Category:Nouns]] [[de:golf]] [[en:golf]] [[es:golf]] [[fr:golf]] [[ko:golf]] [[io:golf]] [[id:golf]] [[it:golf]] [[nl:golf]] [[pl:golf]] [[fi:golf]] [[sv:golf]] [[zh:golf]] 9626 2006-09-10T12:50:49Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Noun== {{noun|golf|uncountable}} [[Image:Armedforces_jeffery_tee_shot.jpg|thumb|a woman playing golf]] #A [[game]] where a person uses a club to try to hit a ball into a hole with the fewest amount of [[strokes]]. #:''He played golf with a friend.'' #The letter ''G'' in the [[ICAO spelling alphabet]]. ===History and origins=== Word was first used in the 15th century. It most likely came from the Middle Dutch word, ''colf'', which means "club". [[Category:Nouns]] [[de:golf]] [[en:golf]] [[es:golf]] [[fr:golf]] [[ko:golf]] [[io:golf]] [[id:golf]] [[it:golf]] [[nl:golf]] [[pl:golf]] [[fi:golf]] [[sv:golf]] [[vi:golf]] [[zh:golf]] 10081 2006-09-24T13:05:47Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ta:golf]] ==Noun== {{noun|golf|uncountable}} [[Image:Armedforces_jeffery_tee_shot.jpg|thumb|a woman playing golf]] #A [[game]] where a person uses a club to try to hit a ball into a hole with the fewest amount of [[strokes]]. #:''He played golf with a friend.'' #The letter ''G'' in the [[ICAO spelling alphabet]]. ===History and origins=== Word was first used in the 15th century. It most likely came from the Middle Dutch word, ''colf'', which means "club". [[Category:Nouns]] [[de:golf]] [[en:golf]] [[es:golf]] [[fr:golf]] [[ko:golf]] [[io:golf]] [[id:golf]] [[it:golf]] [[nl:golf]] [[pl:golf]] [[fi:golf]] [[sv:golf]] [[ta:golf]] [[vi:golf]] [[zh:golf]] 10950 2006-10-13T17:43:51Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[et:golf]] ==Noun== {{noun|golf|uncountable}} [[Image:Armedforces_jeffery_tee_shot.jpg|thumb|a woman playing golf]] #A [[game]] where a person uses a club to try to hit a ball into a hole with the fewest amount of [[strokes]]. #:''He played golf with a friend.'' #The letter ''G'' in the [[ICAO spelling alphabet]]. ===History and origins=== Word was first used in the 15th century. It most likely came from the Middle Dutch word, ''colf'', which means "club". [[Category:Nouns]] [[de:golf]] [[et:golf]] [[en:golf]] [[es:golf]] [[fr:golf]] [[ko:golf]] [[io:golf]] [[id:golf]] [[it:golf]] [[nl:golf]] [[pl:golf]] [[fi:golf]] [[sv:golf]] [[ta:golf]] [[vi:golf]] [[zh:golf]] 11388 2006-10-20T07:33:34Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:golf]] ==Noun== {{noun|golf|uncountable}} [[Image:Armedforces_jeffery_tee_shot.jpg|thumb|a woman playing golf]] #A [[game]] where a person uses a club to try to hit a ball into a hole with the fewest amount of [[strokes]]. #:''He played golf with a friend.'' #The letter ''G'' in the [[ICAO spelling alphabet]]. ===History and origins=== Word was first used in the 15th century. It most likely came from the Middle Dutch word, ''colf'', which means "club". [[Category:Nouns]] [[de:golf]] [[et:golf]] [[en:golf]] [[es:golf]] [[fr:golf]] [[ko:golf]] [[io:golf]] [[id:golf]] [[it:golf]] [[nl:golf]] [[pl:golf]] [[ru:golf]] [[fi:golf]] [[sv:golf]] [[ta:golf]] [[vi:golf]] [[zh:golf]] 2702 6599 2006-05-19T06:50:18Z TBC 82 created definition ==Noun== {{noun|seabird|seabirds}} # A [[bird]] that is usually found at [[sea]]. #:''The pelican is a seabird.'' ===See also=== *[[seafowl]] *[[albatross]] *[[cormorant]] *[[gannet]] *[[gull]] *[[pelican]] *[[petrel]] [[Category:Nouns]] [[en:seabird]] 2703 6600 2006-05-19T07:04:29Z TBC 82 created definition ==Noun== {{noun|sea|seas}} # A place with a large amount of [[salty water]]. ===History and origins=== From Middle English '''see''' < Old English '''[[sæ]]''' (sea, lake) < Proto-Germanic '''[[*saiwaz]]''', origins unknown ===Derived terms=== *[[open sea]] *[[seafood]] *[[seagull]] *[[seastar]] *[[sea cow]] *[[sea cucumber]] *[[sea level]] *[[sea sawdust]] *[[sea squirt]] *[[sea urchin]] *[[sea wolf]] ===See also=== *[[ocean]] *[[SEA]] [[Category:Nouns]] [[Category:Verbs]] [[ang:sea]] [[de:sea]] [[el:sea]] [[en:sea]] [[fr:sea]] [[ko:sea]] [[io:sea]] [[it:sea]] [[hu:sea]] [[nl:sea]] [[pl:sea]] [[sr:sea]] [[fi:sea]] [[ta:sea]] [[zh:sea]] 7715 2006-07-19T11:22:49Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ja, pt, sv ==Noun== {{noun|sea|seas}} # A place with a large amount of [[salty water]]. ===History and origins=== From Middle English '''see''' < Old English '''[[sæ]]''' (sea, lake) < Proto-Germanic '''[[*saiwaz]]''', origins unknown ===Derived terms=== *[[open sea]] *[[seafood]] *[[seagull]] *[[seastar]] *[[sea cow]] *[[sea cucumber]] *[[sea level]] *[[sea sawdust]] *[[sea squirt]] *[[sea urchin]] *[[sea wolf]] ===See also=== *[[ocean]] *[[SEA]] [[Category:Nouns]] [[Category:Verbs]] [[ang:sea]] [[de:sea]] [[el:sea]] [[en:sea]] [[fr:sea]] [[ko:sea]] [[io:sea]] [[it:sea]] [[hu:sea]] [[nl:sea]] [[ja:sea]] [[pl:sea]] [[pt:sea]] [[sr:sea]] [[fi:sea]] [[sv:sea]] [[ta:sea]] [[zh:sea]] 8491 2006-08-06T14:30:07Z Kappa 92 A map of the Red Sea ==Noun== {{noun|sea|seas}} [[Image:Red Sea.png|thumb|A map of the Red Sea]] # A place with a large amount of [[salty water]]. ===History and origins=== From Middle English '''see''' < Old English '''[[sæ]]''' (sea, lake) < Proto-Germanic '''[[*saiwaz]]''', origins unknown ===Derived terms=== *[[open sea]] *[[seafood]] *[[seagull]] *[[seastar]] *[[sea cow]] *[[sea cucumber]] *[[sea level]] *[[sea sawdust]] *[[sea squirt]] *[[sea urchin]] *[[sea wolf]] ===See also=== *[[ocean]] *[[SEA]] [[Category:Nouns]] [[Category:Verbs]] [[ang:sea]] [[de:sea]] [[el:sea]] [[en:sea]] [[fr:sea]] [[ko:sea]] [[io:sea]] [[it:sea]] [[hu:sea]] [[nl:sea]] [[ja:sea]] [[pl:sea]] [[pt:sea]] [[sr:sea]] [[fi:sea]] [[sv:sea]] [[ta:sea]] [[zh:sea]] 9132 2006-08-22T03:18:56Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: tr ==Noun== {{noun|sea|seas}} [[Image:Red Sea.png|thumb|A map of the Red Sea]] # A place with a large amount of [[salty water]]. ===History and origins=== From Middle English '''see''' < Old English '''[[sæ]]''' (sea, lake) < Proto-Germanic '''[[*saiwaz]]''', origins unknown ===Derived terms=== *[[open sea]] *[[seafood]] *[[seagull]] *[[seastar]] *[[sea cow]] *[[sea cucumber]] *[[sea level]] *[[sea sawdust]] *[[sea squirt]] *[[sea urchin]] *[[sea wolf]] ===See also=== *[[ocean]] *[[SEA]] [[Category:Nouns]] [[Category:Verbs]] [[ang:sea]] [[de:sea]] [[el:sea]] [[en:sea]] [[fr:sea]] [[ko:sea]] [[io:sea]] [[it:sea]] [[hu:sea]] [[nl:sea]] [[ja:sea]] [[pl:sea]] [[pt:sea]] [[sr:sea]] [[fi:sea]] [[sv:sea]] [[ta:sea]] [[tr:sea]] [[zh:sea]] 9749 2006-09-10T14:21:36Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Noun== {{noun|sea|seas}} [[Image:Red Sea.png|thumb|A map of the Red Sea]] # A place with a large amount of [[salty water]]. ===History and origins=== From Middle English '''see''' < Old English '''[[sæ]]''' (sea, lake) < Proto-Germanic '''[[*saiwaz]]''', origins unknown ===Derived terms=== *[[open sea]] *[[seafood]] *[[seagull]] *[[seastar]] *[[sea cow]] *[[sea cucumber]] *[[sea level]] *[[sea sawdust]] *[[sea squirt]] *[[sea urchin]] *[[sea wolf]] ===See also=== *[[ocean]] *[[SEA]] [[Category:Nouns]] [[Category:Verbs]] [[ang:sea]] [[de:sea]] [[el:sea]] [[en:sea]] [[fr:sea]] [[ko:sea]] [[io:sea]] [[it:sea]] [[hu:sea]] [[nl:sea]] [[ja:sea]] [[pl:sea]] [[pt:sea]] [[sr:sea]] [[fi:sea]] [[sv:sea]] [[ta:sea]] [[vi:sea]] [[tr:sea]] [[zh:sea]] 10215 2006-09-24T14:01:59Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[es:sea]], [[hy:sea]] ==Noun== {{noun|sea|seas}} [[Image:Red Sea.png|thumb|A map of the Red Sea]] # A place with a large amount of [[salty water]]. ===History and origins=== From Middle English '''see''' < Old English '''[[sæ]]''' (sea, lake) < Proto-Germanic '''[[*saiwaz]]''', origins unknown ===Derived terms=== *[[open sea]] *[[seafood]] *[[seagull]] *[[seastar]] *[[sea cow]] *[[sea cucumber]] *[[sea level]] *[[sea sawdust]] *[[sea squirt]] *[[sea urchin]] *[[sea wolf]] ===See also=== *[[ocean]] *[[SEA]] [[Category:Nouns]] [[Category:Verbs]] [[ang:sea]] [[de:sea]] [[el:sea]] [[en:sea]] [[es:sea]] [[fr:sea]] [[ko:sea]] [[hy:sea]] [[io:sea]] [[it:sea]] [[hu:sea]] [[nl:sea]] [[ja:sea]] [[pl:sea]] [[pt:sea]] [[sr:sea]] [[fi:sea]] [[sv:sea]] [[ta:sea]] [[vi:sea]] [[tr:sea]] [[zh:sea]] 10792 2006-10-11T02:49:07Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ast, kk, ku, uk ==Noun== {{noun|sea|seas}} [[Image:Red Sea.png|thumb|A map of the Red Sea]] # A place with a large amount of [[salty water]]. ===History and origins=== From Middle English '''see''' < Old English '''[[sæ]]''' (sea, lake) < Proto-Germanic '''[[*saiwaz]]''', origins unknown ===Derived terms=== *[[open sea]] *[[seafood]] *[[seagull]] *[[seastar]] *[[sea cow]] *[[sea cucumber]] *[[sea level]] *[[sea sawdust]] *[[sea squirt]] *[[sea urchin]] *[[sea wolf]] ===See also=== *[[ocean]] *[[SEA]] [[Category:Nouns]] [[Category:Verbs]] [[ang:sea]] [[ast:sea]] [[de:sea]] [[el:sea]] [[en:sea]] [[es:sea]] [[fr:sea]] [[ko:sea]] [[hy:sea]] [[io:sea]] [[it:sea]] [[kk:sea]] [[ku:sea]] [[hu:sea]] [[nl:sea]] [[ja:sea]] [[pl:sea]] [[pt:sea]] [[sr:sea]] [[fi:sea]] [[sv:sea]] [[ta:sea]] [[vi:sea]] [[tr:sea]] [[uk:sea]] [[zh:sea]] 11334 2006-10-18T21:41:37Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:sea]] ==Noun== {{noun|sea|seas}} [[Image:Red Sea.png|thumb|A map of the Red Sea]] # A place with a large amount of [[salty water]]. ===History and origins=== From Middle English '''see''' < Old English '''[[sæ]]''' (sea, lake) < Proto-Germanic '''[[*saiwaz]]''', origins unknown ===Derived terms=== *[[open sea]] *[[seafood]] *[[seagull]] *[[seastar]] *[[sea cow]] *[[sea cucumber]] *[[sea level]] *[[sea sawdust]] *[[sea squirt]] *[[sea urchin]] *[[sea wolf]] ===See also=== *[[ocean]] *[[SEA]] [[Category:Nouns]] [[Category:Verbs]] [[ang:sea]] [[ast:sea]] [[de:sea]] [[el:sea]] [[en:sea]] [[es:sea]] [[fr:sea]] [[ko:sea]] [[hy:sea]] [[io:sea]] [[it:sea]] [[kk:sea]] [[ku:sea]] [[hu:sea]] [[nl:sea]] [[ja:sea]] [[pl:sea]] [[pt:sea]] [[ru:sea]] [[sr:sea]] [[fi:sea]] [[sv:sea]] [[ta:sea]] [[vi:sea]] [[tr:sea]] [[uk:sea]] [[zh:sea]] 14048 2006-12-20T21:09:43Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ca:sea]] ==Noun== {{noun|sea|seas}} [[Image:Red Sea.png|thumb|A map of the Red Sea]] # A place with a large amount of [[salty water]]. ===History and origins=== From Middle English '''see''' < Old English '''[[sæ]]''' (sea, lake) < Proto-Germanic '''[[*saiwaz]]''', origins unknown ===Derived terms=== *[[open sea]] *[[seafood]] *[[seagull]] *[[seastar]] *[[sea cow]] *[[sea cucumber]] *[[sea level]] *[[sea sawdust]] *[[sea squirt]] *[[sea urchin]] *[[sea wolf]] ===See also=== *[[ocean]] *[[SEA]] [[Category:Nouns]] [[Category:Verbs]] [[ang:sea]] [[ast:sea]] [[ca:sea]] [[de:sea]] [[el:sea]] [[en:sea]] [[es:sea]] [[fr:sea]] [[ko:sea]] [[hy:sea]] [[io:sea]] [[it:sea]] [[kk:sea]] [[ku:sea]] [[hu:sea]] [[nl:sea]] [[ja:sea]] [[pl:sea]] [[pt:sea]] [[ru:sea]] [[sr:sea]] [[fi:sea]] [[sv:sea]] [[ta:sea]] [[vi:sea]] [[tr:sea]] [[uk:sea]] [[zh:sea]] 2704 6601 2006-05-19T07:26:27Z TBC 82 created definition ==Noun== {{noun|skill|skills}} # Being able to do something well. Unlike abilities, you usually must [[learn]] to have skills. ===Synonyms=== *[[ability]] *[[talent]] ===Related terms=== *[[skilful]], [[skillful]] *[[skilled]] *[[skillfulness]] ===See also=== *[[ability]] [[Category:Nouns]] [[ang:skill]] [[en:skill]] [[fr:skill]] [[it:skill]] [[hu:skill]] [[ta:skill]] 6602 2006-05-19T07:29:09Z TBC 82 example ==Noun== {{noun|skill|skills}} # Being able to do something well. Unlike abilities, you usually must [[learn]] to get skills. #:''I am go to a class every weekend to help me improve on my writing skills.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[ability]] *[[talent]] ===Related terms=== *[[skilful]], [[skillful]] *[[skilled]] *[[skillfulness]] [[Category:Nouns]] [[ang:skill]] [[en:skill]] [[fr:skill]] [[it:skill]] [[hu:skill]] [[ta:skill]] 6603 2006-05-19T07:44:43Z TBC 82 typo ==Noun== {{noun|skill|skills}} # Being able to do something well. Unlike abilities, skills must usually be learned. #:''I am go to a class every weekend to help me improve on my writing skills.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[ability]] *[[talent]] ===Related terms=== *[[skilful]], [[skillful]] *[[skilled]] *[[skillfulness]] [[Category:Nouns]] [[ang:skill]] [[en:skill]] [[fr:skill]] [[it:skill]] [[hu:skill]] [[ta:skill]] 7703 2006-07-19T11:02:56Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Noun== {{noun|skill|skills}} # Being able to do something well. Unlike abilities, skills must usually be learned. #:''I am go to a class every weekend to help me improve on my writing skills.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[ability]] *[[talent]] ===Related terms=== *[[skilful]], [[skillful]] *[[skilled]] *[[skillfulness]] [[Category:Nouns]] [[ang:skill]] [[en:skill]] [[fr:skill]] [[it:skill]] [[hu:skill]] [[ta:skill]] [[vi:skill]] 9122 2006-08-22T03:08:35Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: io ==Noun== {{noun|skill|skills}} # Being able to do something well. Unlike abilities, skills must usually be learned. #:''I am go to a class every weekend to help me improve on my writing skills.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[ability]] *[[talent]] ===Related terms=== *[[skilful]], [[skillful]] *[[skilled]] *[[skillfulness]] [[Category:Nouns]] [[ang:skill]] [[en:skill]] [[fr:skill]] [[io:skill]] [[it:skill]] [[hu:skill]] [[ta:skill]] [[vi:skill]] 12016 2006-11-09T17:54:25Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ru:skill]] ==Noun== {{noun|skill|skills}} # Being able to do something well. Unlike abilities, skills must usually be learned. #:''I am go to a class every weekend to help me improve on my writing skills.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[ability]] *[[talent]] ===Related terms=== *[[skilful]], [[skillful]] *[[skilled]] *[[skillfulness]] [[Category:Nouns]] [[ang:skill]] [[en:skill]] [[fr:skill]] [[io:skill]] [[it:skill]] [[hu:skill]] [[ru:skill]] [[ta:skill]] [[vi:skill]] 2705 6605 2006-05-19T13:19:04Z Chun-hian 84 [[en:User:Chun-hian]] [[ja:User:Chun-hian]] [[zh-min-nan:User:Chùn-hiàn]] 6873 2006-06-28T12:17:27Z Chun-hian 84 [[w:User:Chun-hian]] [[en:User:Chun-hian]] [[ja:User:Chun-hian]] [[zh-min-nan:User:Chùn-hiàn]] 2706 6606 2006-05-21T01:05:45Z Cromwellt 61 Welcome! {{welcome}} If you have any questions about how things work, don't hesitate to ask me on my [[User talk:Cromwellt|talk page]]. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:05, 21 May 2006 (UTC) 6611 2006-05-21T01:19:21Z Cromwellt 61 Templates and categories {{welcome}} If you have any questions about how things work, don't hesitate to ask me on my [[User talk:Cromwellt|talk page]]. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:05, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == Templates and categories == You will be glad to know that when we add a template like <nowiki>{{noun}} or {{verb}}</nowiki>, it is already set up to automatically add the category. So adding the category at the bottom is unnecessary. Also, see my comments/changes on some of the pages you've worked on. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:19, 21 May 2006 (UTC) 6612 2006-05-21T01:42:25Z Cromwellt 61 Interwiki links {{welcome}} If you have any questions about how things work, don't hesitate to ask me on my [[User talk:Cromwellt|talk page]]. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:05, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == Templates and categories == You will be glad to know that when we add a template like <nowiki>{{noun}} or {{verb}}</nowiki>, it is already set up to automatically add the category. So adding the category at the bottom is unnecessary. Also, see my comments/changes on some of the pages you've worked on. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:19, 21 May 2006 (UTC) == Interwiki links == The links you've added to wiktionaries in other languages are problematic. The words have more than one definition, and often more than one part of speech. Usually each definition under each part of speech is a different word in another language. This is why on the English Wiktionary, instead of interwiki links, they add a translation section, with each definition translated separately. We have not yet made a policy on translation, but I think there are pros and cons. The ultimate goal of this wiki is not to have all words in all languages as it is with others like the English Wiktionary, but only to define English words using simple English definitions. Because of this, I think my ''personal'' preference would be to leave the translation to the English Wiktionary, at least for now. As far as current practice, we have been adding ''one'' interwiki link, to the English Wiktionary entry for the same word, for those who want more information (in more complex language). Before we add more interwikis, why don't we talk about this on [[Wiktionary:Simple talk]]? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:42, 21 May 2006 (UTC) 2707 6607 2006-05-21T01:07:01Z Cromwellt 61 Welcome! {{welcome}} If you have any questions about how things work, don't hesitate to ask me on my [[User talk:Cromwellt|talk page]]. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:07, 21 May 2006 (UTC) 2708 6608 2006-05-21T01:12:46Z Cromwellt 61 Recommendations, suggestions, questions (TBC?) Definition 2 can't possibly be a noun, I think. We'd better add a new section with that definition on it, don't you think? Adjective, I'd say. What is the Southern Ocean? Is it all water around Antarctica, or what? Also, how are [[debt]] and [[burden]] synonyms of albatross? None of the definitions relate to those words, except perhaps #2. Perhaps they should be Under related words, but synonyms? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:12, 21 May 2006 (UTC) 6609 2006-05-21T01:13:17Z Cromwellt 61 capitalization Definition 2 can't possibly be a noun, I think. We'd better add a new section with that definition on it, don't you think? Adjective, I'd say. What is the Southern Ocean? Is it all water around Antarctica, or what? Also, how are [[debt]] and [[burden]] synonyms of albatross? None of the definitions relate to those words, except perhaps #2. Perhaps they should be under related words, but synonyms? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:12, 21 May 2006 (UTC) 6638 2006-05-21T03:44:58Z TBC 82 reply Definition 2 can't possibly be a noun, I think. We'd better add a new section with that definition on it, don't you think? Adjective, I'd say. What is the Southern Ocean? Is it all water around Antarctica, or what? Also, how are [[debt]] and [[burden]] synonyms of albatross? None of the definitions relate to those words, except perhaps #2. Perhaps they should be under related words, but synonyms? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:12, 21 May 2006 (UTC) :Definition 2 should be a noun, I must have accidently described it as if it was a adjective--[[User:TBC|TBC]] 03:44, 21 May 2006 (UTC) 6647 2006-05-23T19:00:15Z Cromwellt 61 thanks for the correction; another question Definition 2 can't possibly be a noun, I think. We'd better add a new section with that definition on it, don't you think? Adjective, I'd say. What is the Southern Ocean? Is it all water around Antarctica, or what? Also, how are [[debt]] and [[burden]] synonyms of albatross? None of the definitions relate to those words, except perhaps #2. Perhaps they should be under related words, but synonyms? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:12, 21 May 2006 (UTC) :Definition 2 should be a noun, I must have accidently described it as if it was a adjective--[[User:TBC|TBC]] 03:44, 21 May 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for clearing that up, TBC. The #2 looks much better now. Another question: can you use this as a verb (in golf) as in, "I albatrossed the last hole"? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 19:00, 23 May 2006 (UTC) 6648 2006-05-23T19:00:45Z Cromwellt 61 fixed my own grammar Definition 2 can't possibly be a noun, I think. We'd better add a new section with that definition on it, don't you think? Adjective, I'd say. What is the Southern Ocean? Is it all water around Antarctica, or what? Also, how are [[debt]] and [[burden]] synonyms of albatross? None of the definitions relate to those words, except perhaps #2. Perhaps they should be under related words, but synonyms? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 01:12, 21 May 2006 (UTC) :Definition 2 should be a noun, I must have accidently described it as if it was a adjective--[[User:TBC|TBC]] 03:44, 21 May 2006 (UTC) ::Thanks for clearing that up, TBC. Definition #2 looks much better now. Another question: can you use this as a verb (in golf) as in, "I albatrossed the last hole"? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 19:00, 23 May 2006 (UTC) 2709 6619 2006-05-21T03:03:26Z Cromwellt 61 copied from SEWikipedia with appropriate modifications This is a list of the BE850 in order of word type. == Operations == === 100 words === [[come]] &bull; [[get]] &bull; [[give]] &bull; [[go]] &bull; [[keep]] &bull; [[let]] &bull; [[make]] &bull; [[put]] &bull; [[seem]] &bull; [[take]] &bull; [[be]] &bull; [[do]] &bull; [[have]] &bull; [[say]] &bull; [[see]] &bull; [[send]] &bull; [[may]] &bull; [[will]] [[about]] &bull; [[across]] &bull; [[after]] &bull; [[against]] &bull; [[among]] &bull; [[at]] &bull; [[before]] &bull; [[between]] &bull; [[by]] &bull; [[down]] &bull; [[from]] &bull; [[in]] &bull; [[off]] &bull; [[on]] &bull; [[over]] &bull; [[through]] &bull; [[to]] &bull; [[under]] &bull; [[up]] &bull; [[with]] [[as]] &bull; [[for]] &bull; [[of]] &bull; [[till]] &bull; [[than]] [[a]] &bull; [[the]] &bull; [[all]] &bull; [[any]] &bull; [[every]] &bull; [[little]] &bull; [[much]] &bull; [[no]] &bull; [[other]] &bull; [[some]] &bull; [[such]] &bull; [[that]] &bull; [[this]] &bull; [[I ]] &bull; [[he]] &bull; [[you]] &bull; [[who]] [[and]] &bull; [[because]] &bull; [[but]] &bull; [[or]] &bull; [[if]] &bull; [[though]] &bull; [[while]] &bull; [[how]] &bull; [[when]] &bull; [[where]] &bull; [[why]] [[again]] &bull; [[ever]] &bull; [[far]] &bull; [[forward]] &bull; [[here]] &bull; [[near]] &bull; [[now]] &bull; [[out]] &bull; [[still]] &bull; [[then]] &bull; [[there]] &bull; [[together]] &bull; [[well]] [[almost]] &bull; [[enough]] &bull; [[even]] &bull; [[not]] &bull; [[only]] &bull; [[quite]] &bull; [[so]] &bull; [[very]] &bull; [[tomorrow]] &bull; [[yesterday]] [[north]] &bull; [[south]] &bull; [[east]] &bull; [[west]] &bull; [[please]] &bull; [[yes]] == Things == === 400 General words === [[account]] &bull; [[act]] &bull; [[addition]] &bull; [[adjustment]] &bull; [[advertisement]] &bull; [[agreement]] &bull; [[air]] &bull; [[amount]] &bull; [[amusement]] &bull; [[animal]] &bull; [[answer]] &bull; [[apparatus]] &bull; [[approval]] &bull; [[argument]] &bull; [[art]] &bull; [[attack]] &bull; [[attempt]] &bull; [[attention]] &bull; [[attraction]] &bull; [[authority]] &bull; [[back]] &bull; [[balance]] &bull; [[base]] &bull; [[behavior]] &bull; [[belief]] &bull; [[birth]] &bull; [[bit]] &bull; [[bite]] &bull; [[blood]] &bull; [[blow]] &bull; [[body]] &bull; [[brass]] &bull; [[bread]] &bull; [[breath]] &bull; [[brother]] &bull; [[building]] &bull; [[burn]] &bull; [[burst]] &bull; [[business]] &bull; [[butter]] &bull; [[canvas]] &bull; [[care]] &bull; [[cause]] &bull; [[chalk]] &bull; [[chance]] &bull; [[change]] &bull; [[cloth]] &bull; [[coal]] &bull; [[color]] &bull; [[comfort]] &bull; [[committee]] &bull; [[company]] &bull; [[comparison]] &bull; [[competition]] &bull; [[condition]] &bull; [[connection]] &bull; [[control]] &bull; [[cook]] &bull; [[copper]] &bull; [[copy]] &bull; [[cork]] &bull; [[cotton]] &bull; [[cough]] &bull; [[country]] &bull; [[cover]] &bull; [[crack]] &bull; [[credit]] &bull; [[crime]] &bull; [[crush]] &bull; [[cry]] &bull; [[current]] &bull; [[curve]] &bull; [[damage]] &bull; [[danger]] &bull; [[daughter]] &bull; [[day]] &bull; [[death]] &bull; [[debt]] &bull; [[decision]] &bull; [[degree]] &bull; [[design]] &bull; [[desire]] &bull; [[destruction]] &bull; [[detail]] &bull; [[development]] &bull; [[digestion]] &bull; [[direction]] &bull; [[discovery]] &bull; [[discussion]] &bull; [[disease]] &bull; [[disgust]] &bull; [[distance]] &bull; [[distribution]] &bull; [[division]] &bull; [[doubt]] &bull; [[drink]] &bull; [[driving]] &bull; [[dust]] &bull; [[earth]] &bull; [[edge]] &bull; [[education]] &bull; [[effect]] &bull; [[end]] &bull; [[error]] &bull; [[event]] &bull; [[example]] &bull; [[exchange]] &bull; [[existence]] &bull; [[expansion]] &bull; [[experience]] &bull; [[expert]] &bull; [[fact]] &bull; [[fall]] &bull; [[family]] &bull; [[father]] &bull; [[fear]] &bull; [[feeling]] &bull; [[fiction]] &bull; [[field]] &bull; [[fight]] &bull; [[fire]] &bull; [[flame]] &bull; [[flight]] &bull; [[flower]] &bull; [[fold]] &bull; [[food]] &bull; [[force]] &bull; [[form]] &bull; [[friend]] &bull; [[front]] &bull; [[fruit]] &bull; [[glass]] &bull; [[gold]] &bull; [[government]] &bull; [[grain]] &bull; [[grass]] &bull; [[grip]] &bull; [[group]] &bull; [[growth]] &bull; [[guide]] &bull; [[harbor]] &bull; [[harmony]] &bull; [[hate]] &bull; [[hearing]] &bull; [[heat]] &bull; [[help]] &bull; [[history]] &bull; [[hole]] &bull; [[hope]] &bull; [[hour]] &bull; [[humor]] &bull; [[ice]] &bull; [[idea]] &bull; [[impulse]] &bull; [[increase]] &bull; [[industry]] &bull; [[ink]] &bull; [[insect]] &bull; [[instrument]] &bull; [[insurance]] &bull; [[interest]] &bull; [[invention]] &bull; [[iron]] &bull; [[jelly]] &bull; [[join]] &bull; [[journey]] &bull; [[judge]] &bull; [[jump]] &bull; [[kick]] &bull; [[kiss]] &bull; [[knowledge]] &bull; [[land]] &bull; [[language]] &bull; [[laugh]] &bull; [[law]] &bull; [[lead]] &bull; [[learning]] &bull; [[leather]] &bull; [[letter]] &bull; [[level]] &bull; [[lift]] &bull; [[light]] &bull; [[limit]] &bull; [[linen]] &bull; [[liquid]] &bull; [[list]] &bull; [[look]] &bull; [[loss]] &bull; [[love]] &bull; [[machine]] &bull; [[man]] &bull; [[manager]] &bull; [[mark]] &bull; [[market]] &bull; [[mass]] &bull; [[meal]] &bull; [[measure]] &bull; [[meat]] &bull; [[meeting]] &bull; [[memory]] &bull; [[metal]] &bull; [[middle]] &bull; [[milk]] &bull; [[mind]] &bull; [[mine]] &bull; [[minute]] &bull; [[mist]] &bull; [[money]] &bull; [[month]] &bull; [[morning]] &bull; [[mother]] &bull; [[motion]] &bull; [[mountain]] &bull; [[move]] &bull; [[music]] &bull; [[name]] &bull; [[nation]] &bull; [[need]] &bull; [[news]] &bull; [[night]] &bull; [[noise]] &bull; [[note]] &bull; [[number]] &bull; [[observation]] &bull; [[offer]] &bull; [[oil]] &bull; [[operation]] &bull; [[opinion]] &bull; [[order]] &bull; [[organization]] &bull; [[ornament]] &bull; [[owner]] &bull; [[page]] &bull; [[pain]] &bull; [[paint]] &bull; [[paper]] &bull; [[part]] &bull; [[paste]] &bull; [[payment]] &bull; [[peace]] &bull; [[person]] &bull; [[place]] &bull; [[plant]] &bull; [[play]] &bull; [[pleasure]] &bull; [[point]] &bull; [[poison]] &bull; [[polish]] &bull; [[porter]] &bull; [[position]] &bull; [[powder]] &bull; [[power]] &bull; [[price]] &bull; [[print]] &bull; [[process]] &bull; [[produce]] &bull; [[profit]] &bull; [[property]] &bull; [[prose]] &bull; [[protest]] &bull; [[pull]] &bull; [[punishment]] &bull; [[purpose]] &bull; [[push]] &bull; [[quality]] &bull; [[question]] &bull; [[rain]] &bull; [[range]] &bull; [[rate]] &bull; [[ray]] &bull; [[reaction]] &bull; [[reading]] &bull; [[reason]] &bull; [[record]] &bull; [[regret]] &bull; [[relation]] &bull; [[religion]] &bull; [[representative]] &bull; [[request]] &bull; [[respect]] &bull; [[rest]] &bull; [[reward]] &bull; [[rhythm]] &bull; [[rice]] &bull; [[river]] &bull; [[road]] &bull; [[roll]] &bull; [[room]] &bull; [[rub]] &bull; [[rule]] &bull; [[run]] &bull; [[salt]] &bull; [[sand]] &bull; [[scale]] &bull; [[science]] &bull; [[sea]] &bull; [[seat]] &bull; [[secretary]] &bull; [[selection]] &bull; [[self]] &bull; [[sense]] &bull; [[servant]] &bull; [[sex]] &bull; [[shade]] &bull; [[shake]] &bull; [[shame]] &bull; [[shock]] &bull; [[side]] &bull; [[sign]] &bull; [[silk]] &bull; [[silver]] &bull; [[sister]] &bull; [[size]] &bull; [[sky]] &bull; [[sleep]] &bull; [[slip]] &bull; [[slope]] &bull; [[smash]] &bull; [[smell]] &bull; [[smile]] &bull; [[smoke]] &bull; [[sneeze]] &bull; [[snow]] &bull; [[soap]] &bull; [[society]] &bull; [[son]] &bull; [[song]] &bull; [[sort]] &bull; [[sound]] &bull; [[soup]] &bull; [[space]] &bull; [[stage]] &bull; [[start]] &bull; [[statement]] &bull; [[steam]] &bull; [[steel]] &bull; [[step]] &bull; [[stitch]] &bull; [[stone]] &bull; [[stop]] &bull; [[story]] &bull; [[stretch]] &bull; [[structure]] &bull; [[substance]] &bull; [[sugar]] &bull; [[suggestion]] &bull; [[summer]] &bull; [[support]] &bull; [[surprise]] &bull; [[swim]] &bull; [[system]] &bull; [[talk]] &bull; [[taste]] &bull; [[tax]] &bull; [[teaching]] &bull; [[tendency]] &bull; [[test]] &bull; [[theory]] &bull; [[thing]] &bull; [[thought]] &bull; [[thunder]] &bull; [[time]] &bull; [[tin]] &bull; [[top]] &bull; [[touch]] &bull; [[trade]] &bull; [[transport]] &bull; [[trick]] &bull; [[trouble]] &bull; [[turn]] &bull; [[twist]] &bull; [[unit]] &bull; [[use]] &bull; [[value]] &bull; [[verse]] &bull; [[vessel]] &bull; [[view]] &bull; [[voice]] &bull; [[walk]] &bull; [[war]] &bull; [[wash]] &bull; [[waste]] &bull; [[water]] &bull; [[wave]] &bull; [[wax]] &bull; [[way]] &bull; [[weather]] &bull; [[week]] &bull; [[weight]] &bull; [[wind]] &bull; [[wine]] &bull; [[winter]] &bull; [[woman]] &bull; [[wood]] &bull; [[wool]] &bull; [[word]] &bull; [[work]] &bull; [[wound]] &bull; [[writing ]] &bull; [[year]] === 200 Picturable words === : ''See also [[Wiktionary:Basic English picture wordlist|Basic English picture wordlist]].'' [[angle]] &bull; [[ant]] &bull; [[apple]] &bull; [[arch]] &bull; [[arm]] &bull; [[army]] &bull; [[baby]] &bull; [[bag]] &bull; [[ball]] &bull; [[band]] &bull; [[basin]] &bull; [[basket]] &bull; [[bath]] &bull; [[bed]] &bull; [[bee]] &bull; [[bell]] &bull; [[berry]] &bull; [[bird]] &bull; [[blade]] &bull; [[board]] &bull; [[boat]] &bull; [[bone]] &bull; [[book]] &bull; [[boot]] &bull; [[bottle]] &bull; [[box]] &bull; [[boy]] &bull; [[brain]] &bull; [[brake]] &bull; [[branch]] &bull; [[brick]] &bull; [[bridge]] &bull; [[brush]] &bull; [[bucket]] &bull; [[bulb]] &bull; [[button]] &bull; [[cake]] &bull; [[camera]] &bull; [[card]] &bull; [[cart]] &bull; [[carriage]] &bull; [[cat]] &bull; [[chain]] &bull; [[cheese]] &bull; [[chest]] &bull; [[chin]] &bull; [[church]] &bull; [[circle]] &bull; [[clock]] &bull; [[cloud]] &bull; [[coat]] &bull; [[collar]] &bull; [[comb]] &bull; [[cord]] &bull; [[cow]] &bull; [[cup]] &bull; [[curtain]] &bull; [[cushion]] &bull; [[dog]] &bull; [[door]] &bull; [[drain]] &bull; [[drawer]] &bull; [[dress]] &bull; [[drop]] &bull; [[ear]] &bull; [[egg]] &bull; [[engine]] &bull; [[eye]] &bull; [[face]] &bull; [[farm]] &bull; [[feather]] &bull; [[finger]] &bull; [[fish]] &bull; [[flag]] &bull; [[floor]] &bull; [[fly]] &bull; [[foot]] &bull; [[fork]] &bull; [[fowl]] &bull; [[frame]] &bull; [[garden]] &bull; [[girl]] &bull; [[glove]] &bull; [[goat]] &bull; [[gun]] &bull; [[hair]] &bull; [[hammer]] &bull; [[hand]] &bull; [[hat]] &bull; [[head]] &bull; [[heart]] &bull; [[hook]] &bull; [[horn]] &bull; [[horse]] &bull; [[hospital]] &bull; [[house]] &bull; [[island]] &bull; [[jewel]] &bull; [[kettle]] &bull; [[key]] &bull; [[knee]] &bull; [[knife]] &bull; [[knot]] &bull; [[leaf]] &bull; [[leg]] &bull; [[library]] &bull; [[line]] &bull; [[lip]] &bull; [[lock]] &bull; [[map]] &bull; [[match]] &bull; [[monkey]] &bull; [[moon]] &bull; [[mouth]] &bull; [[muscle]] &bull; [[nail]] &bull; [[neck]] &bull; [[needle]] &bull; [[nerve]] &bull; [[net]] &bull; [[nose]] &bull; [[nut]] &bull; [[office]] &bull; [[orange]] &bull; [[oven]] &bull; [[parcel]] &bull; [[pen]] &bull; [[pencil]] &bull; [[picture]] &bull; [[pig]] &bull; [[pin]] &bull; [[pipe]] &bull; [[plane]] &bull; [[plate]] &bull; [[plough]]/[[plow]] &bull; [[pocket]] &bull; [[pot]] &bull; [[potato]] &bull; [[prison]] &bull; [[pump]] &bull; [[rail]] &bull; [[rat]] &bull; [[receipt]] &bull; [[ring]] &bull; [[rod]] &bull; [[roof]] &bull; [[root]] &bull; [[sail]] &bull; [[school]] &bull; [[scissors]] &bull; [[screw]] &bull; [[seed]] &bull; [[sheep]] &bull; [[shelf]] &bull; [[ship]] &bull; [[shirt]] &bull; [[shoe]] &bull; [[skin]] &bull; [[skirt]] &bull; [[snake]] &bull; [[sock]] &bull; [[spade]] &bull; [[sponge]] &bull; [[spoon]] &bull; [[spring]] &bull; [[square]] &bull; [[stamp]] &bull; [[star]] &bull; [[station]] &bull; [[stem]] &bull; [[stick]] &bull; [[stocking]] &bull; [[stomach]] &bull; [[store]] &bull; [[street]] &bull; [[sun]] &bull; [[table]] &bull; [[tail]] &bull; [[thread]] &bull; [[throat]] &bull; [[thumb]] &bull; [[ticket]] &bull; [[toe]] &bull; [[tongue]] &bull; [[tooth]] &bull; [[town]] &bull; [[train]] &bull; [[tray]] &bull; [[tree]] &bull; [[trousers]] &bull; [[umbrella]] &bull; [[wall]] &bull; [[watch]] &bull; [[wheel]] &bull; [[whip]] &bull; [[whistle]] &bull; [[window]] &bull; [[wing]] &bull; [[wire]] &bull; [[worm]] == Qualities == === 100 General === [[able]] &bull; [[acid]] &bull; [[angry]] &bull; [[automatic]] &bull; [[beautiful]] &bull; [[black]] &bull; [[boiling]] &bull; [[bright]] &bull; [[broken]] &bull; [[brown]] &bull; [[cheap]] &bull; [[chemical]] &bull; [[chief]] &bull; [[clean]] &bull; [[clear]] &bull; [[common]] &bull; [[complex]] &bull; [[conscious]] &bull; [[cut]] &bull; [[deep]] &bull; [[dependent]] &bull; [[early]] &bull; [[elastic]] &bull; [[electric]] &bull; [[equal]] &bull; [[fat]] &bull; [[fertile]] &bull; [[first]] &bull; [[fixed]] &bull; [[flat]] &bull; [[free]] &bull; [[frequent]] &bull; [[full]] &bull; [[general]] &bull; [[good]] &bull; [[great]] &bull; [[grey]]/[[gray]] &bull; [[hanging]] &bull; [[happy]] &bull; [[hard]] &bull; [[healthy]] &bull; [[high]] &bull; [[hollow]] &bull; [[important]] &bull; [[kind]] &bull; [[like]] &bull; [[living]] &bull; [[long]] &bull; [[male]] &bull; [[married]] &bull; [[material]] &bull; [[medical]] &bull; [[military]] &bull; [[natural]] &bull; [[necessary]] &bull; [[new]] &bull; [[normal]] &bull; [[open]] &bull; [[parallel]] &bull; [[past]] &bull; [[physical]] &bull; [[political]] &bull; [[poor]] &bull; [[possible]] &bull; [[present]] &bull; [[private]] &bull; [[probable]] &bull; [[quick]] &bull; [[quiet]] &bull; [[ready]] &bull; [[red]] &bull; [[regular]] &bull; [[responsible]] &bull; [[right]] &bull; [[round]] &bull; [[same]] &bull; [[second]] &bull; [[separate]] &bull; [[serious]] &bull; [[sharp]] &bull; [[smooth]] &bull; [[sticky]] &bull; [[stiff]] &bull; [[straight]] &bull; [[strong]] &bull; [[sudden]] &bull; [[sweet]] &bull; [[tall]] &bull; [[thick]] &bull; [[tight]] &bull; [[tired]] &bull; [[true]] &bull; [[violent]] &bull; [[waiting]] &bull; [[warm]] &bull; [[wet]] &bull; [[wide]] &bull; [[wise]] &bull; [[yellow]] &bull; [[young]] === 50 Opposites === [[awake]] &bull; [[bad]] &bull; [[bent]] &bull; [[bitter]] &bull; [[blue]] &bull; [[certain]] &bull; [[cold]] &bull; [[complete]] &bull; [[cruel]] &bull; [[dark]] &bull; [[dead]] &bull; [[dear]] &bull; [[delicate]] &bull; [[different]] &bull; [[dirty]] &bull; [[dry]] &bull; [[false]] &bull; [[feeble]] &bull; [[female]] &bull; [[foolish]] &bull; [[future]] &bull; [[green]] &bull; [[ill]] &bull; [[last]] &bull; [[late]] &bull; [[left]] &bull; [[loose]] &bull; [[loud]] &bull; [[low]] &bull; [[mixed]] &bull; [[narrow]] &bull; [[old]] &bull; [[opposite]] &bull; [[public]] &bull; [[rough]] &bull; [[sad]] &bull; [[safe]] &bull; [[secret]] &bull; [[short]] &bull; [[shut]] &bull; [[simple]] &bull; [[slow]] &bull; [[small]] &bull; [[soft]] &bull; [[solid]] &bull; [[special]] &bull; [[strange]] &bull; [[thin]] &bull; [[white]] &bull; [[wrong]] ==See also== *[[Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist]] also known as the BE850 *[[Wiktionary:Basic English picture wordlist]] *[[Wiktionary:Extended Basic English alphabetical wordlist]] also known as the BE1500 **[[Wiktionary:Basic English international wordlist]] **[[Wiktionary:Basic English compound wordlist]] [[Category:Wordlists]] 6628 2006-05-21T03:14:46Z Cromwellt 61 fixed cat order This is a list of the BE850 in order of word type. == Operations == === 100 words === [[come]] &bull; [[get]] &bull; [[give]] &bull; [[go]] &bull; [[keep]] &bull; [[let]] &bull; [[make]] &bull; [[put]] &bull; [[seem]] &bull; [[take]] &bull; [[be]] &bull; [[do]] &bull; [[have]] &bull; [[say]] &bull; [[see]] &bull; [[send]] &bull; [[may]] &bull; [[will]] [[about]] &bull; [[across]] &bull; [[after]] &bull; [[against]] &bull; [[among]] &bull; [[at]] &bull; [[before]] &bull; [[between]] &bull; [[by]] &bull; [[down]] &bull; [[from]] &bull; [[in]] &bull; [[off]] &bull; [[on]] &bull; [[over]] &bull; [[through]] &bull; [[to]] &bull; [[under]] &bull; [[up]] &bull; [[with]] [[as]] &bull; [[for]] &bull; [[of]] &bull; [[till]] &bull; [[than]] [[a]] &bull; [[the]] &bull; [[all]] &bull; [[any]] &bull; [[every]] &bull; [[little]] &bull; [[much]] &bull; [[no]] &bull; [[other]] &bull; [[some]] &bull; [[such]] &bull; [[that]] &bull; [[this]] &bull; [[I ]] &bull; [[he]] &bull; [[you]] &bull; [[who]] [[and]] &bull; [[because]] &bull; [[but]] &bull; [[or]] &bull; [[if]] &bull; [[though]] &bull; [[while]] &bull; [[how]] &bull; [[when]] &bull; [[where]] &bull; [[why]] [[again]] &bull; [[ever]] &bull; [[far]] &bull; [[forward]] &bull; [[here]] &bull; [[near]] &bull; [[now]] &bull; [[out]] &bull; [[still]] &bull; [[then]] &bull; [[there]] &bull; [[together]] &bull; [[well]] [[almost]] &bull; [[enough]] &bull; [[even]] &bull; [[not]] &bull; [[only]] &bull; [[quite]] &bull; [[so]] &bull; [[very]] &bull; [[tomorrow]] &bull; [[yesterday]] [[north]] &bull; [[south]] &bull; [[east]] &bull; [[west]] &bull; [[please]] &bull; [[yes]] == Things == === 400 General words === [[account]] &bull; [[act]] &bull; [[addition]] &bull; [[adjustment]] &bull; [[advertisement]] &bull; [[agreement]] &bull; [[air]] &bull; [[amount]] &bull; [[amusement]] &bull; [[animal]] &bull; [[answer]] &bull; [[apparatus]] &bull; [[approval]] &bull; [[argument]] &bull; [[art]] &bull; [[attack]] &bull; [[attempt]] &bull; [[attention]] &bull; [[attraction]] &bull; [[authority]] &bull; [[back]] &bull; [[balance]] &bull; [[base]] &bull; [[behavior]] &bull; [[belief]] &bull; [[birth]] &bull; [[bit]] &bull; [[bite]] &bull; [[blood]] &bull; [[blow]] &bull; [[body]] &bull; [[brass]] &bull; [[bread]] &bull; [[breath]] &bull; [[brother]] &bull; [[building]] &bull; [[burn]] &bull; [[burst]] &bull; [[business]] &bull; [[butter]] &bull; [[canvas]] &bull; [[care]] &bull; [[cause]] &bull; [[chalk]] &bull; [[chance]] &bull; [[change]] &bull; [[cloth]] &bull; [[coal]] &bull; [[color]] &bull; [[comfort]] &bull; [[committee]] &bull; [[company]] &bull; [[comparison]] &bull; [[competition]] &bull; [[condition]] &bull; [[connection]] &bull; [[control]] &bull; [[cook]] &bull; [[copper]] &bull; [[copy]] &bull; [[cork]] &bull; [[cotton]] &bull; [[cough]] &bull; [[country]] &bull; [[cover]] &bull; [[crack]] &bull; [[credit]] &bull; [[crime]] &bull; [[crush]] &bull; [[cry]] &bull; [[current]] &bull; [[curve]] &bull; [[damage]] &bull; [[danger]] &bull; [[daughter]] &bull; [[day]] &bull; [[death]] &bull; [[debt]] &bull; [[decision]] &bull; [[degree]] &bull; [[design]] &bull; [[desire]] &bull; [[destruction]] &bull; [[detail]] &bull; [[development]] &bull; [[digestion]] &bull; [[direction]] &bull; [[discovery]] &bull; [[discussion]] &bull; [[disease]] &bull; [[disgust]] &bull; [[distance]] &bull; [[distribution]] &bull; [[division]] &bull; [[doubt]] &bull; [[drink]] &bull; [[driving]] &bull; [[dust]] &bull; [[earth]] &bull; [[edge]] &bull; [[education]] &bull; [[effect]] &bull; [[end]] &bull; [[error]] &bull; [[event]] &bull; [[example]] &bull; [[exchange]] &bull; [[existence]] &bull; [[expansion]] &bull; [[experience]] &bull; [[expert]] &bull; [[fact]] &bull; [[fall]] &bull; [[family]] &bull; [[father]] &bull; [[fear]] &bull; [[feeling]] &bull; [[fiction]] &bull; [[field]] &bull; [[fight]] &bull; [[fire]] &bull; [[flame]] &bull; [[flight]] &bull; [[flower]] &bull; [[fold]] &bull; [[food]] &bull; [[force]] &bull; [[form]] &bull; [[friend]] &bull; [[front]] &bull; [[fruit]] &bull; [[glass]] &bull; [[gold]] &bull; [[government]] &bull; [[grain]] &bull; [[grass]] &bull; [[grip]] &bull; [[group]] &bull; [[growth]] &bull; [[guide]] &bull; [[harbor]] &bull; [[harmony]] &bull; [[hate]] &bull; [[hearing]] &bull; [[heat]] &bull; [[help]] &bull; [[history]] &bull; [[hole]] &bull; [[hope]] &bull; [[hour]] &bull; [[humor]] &bull; [[ice]] &bull; [[idea]] &bull; [[impulse]] &bull; [[increase]] &bull; [[industry]] &bull; [[ink]] &bull; [[insect]] &bull; [[instrument]] &bull; [[insurance]] &bull; [[interest]] &bull; [[invention]] &bull; [[iron]] &bull; [[jelly]] &bull; [[join]] &bull; [[journey]] &bull; [[judge]] &bull; [[jump]] &bull; [[kick]] &bull; [[kiss]] &bull; [[knowledge]] &bull; [[land]] &bull; [[language]] &bull; [[laugh]] &bull; [[law]] &bull; [[lead]] &bull; [[learning]] &bull; [[leather]] &bull; [[letter]] &bull; [[level]] &bull; [[lift]] &bull; [[light]] &bull; [[limit]] &bull; [[linen]] &bull; [[liquid]] &bull; [[list]] &bull; [[look]] &bull; [[loss]] &bull; [[love]] &bull; [[machine]] &bull; [[man]] &bull; [[manager]] &bull; [[mark]] &bull; [[market]] &bull; [[mass]] &bull; [[meal]] &bull; [[measure]] &bull; [[meat]] &bull; [[meeting]] &bull; [[memory]] &bull; [[metal]] &bull; [[middle]] &bull; [[milk]] &bull; [[mind]] &bull; [[mine]] &bull; [[minute]] &bull; [[mist]] &bull; [[money]] &bull; [[month]] &bull; [[morning]] &bull; [[mother]] &bull; [[motion]] &bull; [[mountain]] &bull; [[move]] &bull; [[music]] &bull; [[name]] &bull; [[nation]] &bull; [[need]] &bull; [[news]] &bull; [[night]] &bull; [[noise]] &bull; [[note]] &bull; [[number]] &bull; [[observation]] &bull; [[offer]] &bull; [[oil]] &bull; [[operation]] &bull; [[opinion]] &bull; [[order]] &bull; [[organization]] &bull; [[ornament]] &bull; [[owner]] &bull; [[page]] &bull; [[pain]] &bull; [[paint]] &bull; [[paper]] &bull; [[part]] &bull; [[paste]] &bull; [[payment]] &bull; [[peace]] &bull; [[person]] &bull; [[place]] &bull; [[plant]] &bull; [[play]] &bull; [[pleasure]] &bull; [[point]] &bull; [[poison]] &bull; [[polish]] &bull; [[porter]] &bull; [[position]] &bull; [[powder]] &bull; [[power]] &bull; [[price]] &bull; [[print]] &bull; [[process]] &bull; [[produce]] &bull; [[profit]] &bull; [[property]] &bull; [[prose]] &bull; [[protest]] &bull; [[pull]] &bull; [[punishment]] &bull; [[purpose]] &bull; [[push]] &bull; [[quality]] &bull; [[question]] &bull; [[rain]] &bull; [[range]] &bull; [[rate]] &bull; [[ray]] &bull; [[reaction]] &bull; [[reading]] &bull; [[reason]] &bull; [[record]] &bull; [[regret]] &bull; [[relation]] &bull; [[religion]] &bull; [[representative]] &bull; [[request]] &bull; [[respect]] &bull; [[rest]] &bull; [[reward]] &bull; [[rhythm]] &bull; [[rice]] &bull; [[river]] &bull; [[road]] &bull; [[roll]] &bull; [[room]] &bull; [[rub]] &bull; [[rule]] &bull; [[run]] &bull; [[salt]] &bull; [[sand]] &bull; [[scale]] &bull; [[science]] &bull; [[sea]] &bull; [[seat]] &bull; [[secretary]] &bull; [[selection]] &bull; [[self]] &bull; [[sense]] &bull; [[servant]] &bull; [[sex]] &bull; [[shade]] &bull; [[shake]] &bull; [[shame]] &bull; [[shock]] &bull; [[side]] &bull; [[sign]] &bull; [[silk]] &bull; [[silver]] &bull; [[sister]] &bull; [[size]] &bull; [[sky]] &bull; [[sleep]] &bull; [[slip]] &bull; [[slope]] &bull; [[smash]] &bull; [[smell]] &bull; [[smile]] &bull; [[smoke]] &bull; [[sneeze]] &bull; [[snow]] &bull; [[soap]] &bull; [[society]] &bull; [[son]] &bull; [[song]] &bull; [[sort]] &bull; [[sound]] &bull; [[soup]] &bull; [[space]] &bull; [[stage]] &bull; [[start]] &bull; [[statement]] &bull; [[steam]] &bull; [[steel]] &bull; [[step]] &bull; [[stitch]] &bull; [[stone]] &bull; [[stop]] &bull; [[story]] &bull; [[stretch]] &bull; [[structure]] &bull; [[substance]] &bull; [[sugar]] &bull; [[suggestion]] &bull; [[summer]] &bull; [[support]] &bull; [[surprise]] &bull; [[swim]] &bull; [[system]] &bull; [[talk]] &bull; [[taste]] &bull; [[tax]] &bull; [[teaching]] &bull; [[tendency]] &bull; [[test]] &bull; [[theory]] &bull; [[thing]] &bull; [[thought]] &bull; [[thunder]] &bull; [[time]] &bull; [[tin]] &bull; [[top]] &bull; [[touch]] &bull; [[trade]] &bull; [[transport]] &bull; [[trick]] &bull; [[trouble]] &bull; [[turn]] &bull; [[twist]] &bull; [[unit]] &bull; [[use]] &bull; [[value]] &bull; [[verse]] &bull; [[vessel]] &bull; [[view]] &bull; [[voice]] &bull; [[walk]] &bull; [[war]] &bull; [[wash]] &bull; [[waste]] &bull; [[water]] &bull; [[wave]] &bull; [[wax]] &bull; [[way]] &bull; [[weather]] &bull; [[week]] &bull; [[weight]] &bull; [[wind]] &bull; [[wine]] &bull; [[winter]] &bull; [[woman]] &bull; [[wood]] &bull; [[wool]] &bull; [[word]] &bull; [[work]] &bull; [[wound]] &bull; [[writing ]] &bull; [[year]] === 200 Picturable words === : ''See also [[Wiktionary:Basic English picture wordlist|Basic English picture wordlist]].'' [[angle]] &bull; [[ant]] &bull; [[apple]] &bull; [[arch]] &bull; [[arm]] &bull; [[army]] &bull; [[baby]] &bull; [[bag]] &bull; [[ball]] &bull; [[band]] &bull; [[basin]] &bull; [[basket]] &bull; [[bath]] &bull; [[bed]] &bull; [[bee]] &bull; [[bell]] &bull; [[berry]] &bull; [[bird]] &bull; [[blade]] &bull; [[board]] &bull; [[boat]] &bull; [[bone]] &bull; [[book]] &bull; [[boot]] &bull; [[bottle]] &bull; [[box]] &bull; [[boy]] &bull; [[brain]] &bull; [[brake]] &bull; [[branch]] &bull; [[brick]] &bull; [[bridge]] &bull; [[brush]] &bull; [[bucket]] &bull; [[bulb]] &bull; [[button]] &bull; [[cake]] &bull; [[camera]] &bull; [[card]] &bull; [[cart]] &bull; [[carriage]] &bull; [[cat]] &bull; [[chain]] &bull; [[cheese]] &bull; [[chest]] &bull; [[chin]] &bull; [[church]] &bull; [[circle]] &bull; [[clock]] &bull; [[cloud]] &bull; [[coat]] &bull; [[collar]] &bull; [[comb]] &bull; [[cord]] &bull; [[cow]] &bull; [[cup]] &bull; [[curtain]] &bull; [[cushion]] &bull; [[dog]] &bull; [[door]] &bull; [[drain]] &bull; [[drawer]] &bull; [[dress]] &bull; [[drop]] &bull; [[ear]] &bull; [[egg]] &bull; [[engine]] &bull; [[eye]] &bull; [[face]] &bull; [[farm]] &bull; [[feather]] &bull; [[finger]] &bull; [[fish]] &bull; [[flag]] &bull; [[floor]] &bull; [[fly]] &bull; [[foot]] &bull; [[fork]] &bull; [[fowl]] &bull; [[frame]] &bull; [[garden]] &bull; [[girl]] &bull; [[glove]] &bull; [[goat]] &bull; [[gun]] &bull; [[hair]] &bull; [[hammer]] &bull; [[hand]] &bull; [[hat]] &bull; [[head]] &bull; [[heart]] &bull; [[hook]] &bull; [[horn]] &bull; [[horse]] &bull; [[hospital]] &bull; [[house]] &bull; [[island]] &bull; [[jewel]] &bull; [[kettle]] &bull; [[key]] &bull; [[knee]] &bull; [[knife]] &bull; [[knot]] &bull; [[leaf]] &bull; [[leg]] &bull; [[library]] &bull; [[line]] &bull; [[lip]] &bull; [[lock]] &bull; [[map]] &bull; [[match]] &bull; [[monkey]] &bull; [[moon]] &bull; [[mouth]] &bull; [[muscle]] &bull; [[nail]] &bull; [[neck]] &bull; [[needle]] &bull; [[nerve]] &bull; [[net]] &bull; [[nose]] &bull; [[nut]] &bull; [[office]] &bull; [[orange]] &bull; [[oven]] &bull; [[parcel]] &bull; [[pen]] &bull; [[pencil]] &bull; [[picture]] &bull; [[pig]] &bull; [[pin]] &bull; [[pipe]] &bull; [[plane]] &bull; [[plate]] &bull; [[plough]]/[[plow]] &bull; [[pocket]] &bull; [[pot]] &bull; [[potato]] &bull; [[prison]] &bull; [[pump]] &bull; [[rail]] &bull; [[rat]] &bull; [[receipt]] &bull; [[ring]] &bull; [[rod]] &bull; [[roof]] &bull; [[root]] &bull; [[sail]] &bull; [[school]] &bull; [[scissors]] &bull; [[screw]] &bull; [[seed]] &bull; [[sheep]] &bull; [[shelf]] &bull; [[ship]] &bull; [[shirt]] &bull; [[shoe]] &bull; [[skin]] &bull; [[skirt]] &bull; [[snake]] &bull; [[sock]] &bull; [[spade]] &bull; [[sponge]] &bull; [[spoon]] &bull; [[spring]] &bull; [[square]] &bull; [[stamp]] &bull; [[star]] &bull; [[station]] &bull; [[stem]] &bull; [[stick]] &bull; [[stocking]] &bull; [[stomach]] &bull; [[store]] &bull; [[street]] &bull; [[sun]] &bull; [[table]] &bull; [[tail]] &bull; [[thread]] &bull; [[throat]] &bull; [[thumb]] &bull; [[ticket]] &bull; [[toe]] &bull; [[tongue]] &bull; [[tooth]] &bull; [[town]] &bull; [[train]] &bull; [[tray]] &bull; [[tree]] &bull; [[trousers]] &bull; [[umbrella]] &bull; [[wall]] &bull; [[watch]] &bull; [[wheel]] &bull; [[whip]] &bull; [[whistle]] &bull; [[window]] &bull; [[wing]] &bull; [[wire]] &bull; [[worm]] == Qualities == === 100 General === [[able]] &bull; [[acid]] &bull; [[angry]] &bull; [[automatic]] &bull; [[beautiful]] &bull; [[black]] &bull; [[boiling]] &bull; [[bright]] &bull; [[broken]] &bull; [[brown]] &bull; [[cheap]] &bull; [[chemical]] &bull; [[chief]] &bull; [[clean]] &bull; [[clear]] &bull; [[common]] &bull; [[complex]] &bull; [[conscious]] &bull; [[cut]] &bull; [[deep]] &bull; [[dependent]] &bull; [[early]] &bull; [[elastic]] &bull; [[electric]] &bull; [[equal]] &bull; [[fat]] &bull; [[fertile]] &bull; [[first]] &bull; [[fixed]] &bull; [[flat]] &bull; [[free]] &bull; [[frequent]] &bull; [[full]] &bull; [[general]] &bull; [[good]] &bull; [[great]] &bull; [[grey]]/[[gray]] &bull; [[hanging]] &bull; [[happy]] &bull; [[hard]] &bull; [[healthy]] &bull; [[high]] &bull; [[hollow]] &bull; [[important]] &bull; [[kind]] &bull; [[like]] &bull; [[living]] &bull; [[long]] &bull; [[male]] &bull; [[married]] &bull; [[material]] &bull; [[medical]] &bull; [[military]] &bull; [[natural]] &bull; [[necessary]] &bull; [[new]] &bull; [[normal]] &bull; [[open]] &bull; [[parallel]] &bull; [[past]] &bull; [[physical]] &bull; [[political]] &bull; [[poor]] &bull; [[possible]] &bull; [[present]] &bull; [[private]] &bull; [[probable]] &bull; [[quick]] &bull; [[quiet]] &bull; [[ready]] &bull; [[red]] &bull; [[regular]] &bull; [[responsible]] &bull; [[right]] &bull; [[round]] &bull; [[same]] &bull; [[second]] &bull; [[separate]] &bull; [[serious]] &bull; [[sharp]] &bull; [[smooth]] &bull; [[sticky]] &bull; [[stiff]] &bull; [[straight]] &bull; [[strong]] &bull; [[sudden]] &bull; [[sweet]] &bull; [[tall]] &bull; [[thick]] &bull; [[tight]] &bull; [[tired]] &bull; [[true]] &bull; [[violent]] &bull; [[waiting]] &bull; [[warm]] &bull; [[wet]] &bull; [[wide]] &bull; [[wise]] &bull; [[yellow]] &bull; [[young]] === 50 Opposites === [[awake]] &bull; [[bad]] &bull; [[bent]] &bull; [[bitter]] &bull; [[blue]] &bull; [[certain]] &bull; [[cold]] &bull; [[complete]] &bull; [[cruel]] &bull; [[dark]] &bull; [[dead]] &bull; [[dear]] &bull; [[delicate]] &bull; [[different]] &bull; [[dirty]] &bull; [[dry]] &bull; [[false]] &bull; [[feeble]] &bull; [[female]] &bull; [[foolish]] &bull; [[future]] &bull; [[green]] &bull; [[ill]] &bull; [[last]] &bull; [[late]] &bull; [[left]] &bull; [[loose]] &bull; [[loud]] &bull; [[low]] &bull; [[mixed]] &bull; [[narrow]] &bull; [[old]] &bull; [[opposite]] &bull; [[public]] &bull; [[rough]] &bull; [[sad]] &bull; [[safe]] &bull; [[secret]] &bull; [[short]] &bull; [[shut]] &bull; [[simple]] &bull; [[slow]] &bull; [[small]] &bull; [[soft]] &bull; [[solid]] &bull; [[special]] &bull; [[strange]] &bull; [[thin]] &bull; [[white]] &bull; [[wrong]] ==See also== *[[Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist]] also known as the BE850 *[[Wiktionary:Basic English picture wordlist]] *[[Wiktionary:Extended Basic English alphabetical wordlist]] also known as the BE1500 **[[Wiktionary:Basic English international wordlist]] **[[Wiktionary:Basic English compound wordlist]] [[Category:Wordlists|B]] 6634 2006-05-21T03:18:33Z Cromwellt 61 fixed cat order This is a list of the BE850 in order of word type. == Operations == === 100 words === [[come]] &bull; [[get]] &bull; [[give]] &bull; [[go]] &bull; [[keep]] &bull; [[let]] &bull; [[make]] &bull; [[put]] &bull; [[seem]] &bull; [[take]] &bull; [[be]] &bull; [[do]] &bull; [[have]] &bull; [[say]] &bull; [[see]] &bull; [[send]] &bull; [[may]] &bull; [[will]] [[about]] &bull; [[across]] &bull; [[after]] &bull; [[against]] &bull; [[among]] &bull; [[at]] &bull; [[before]] &bull; [[between]] &bull; [[by]] &bull; [[down]] &bull; [[from]] &bull; [[in]] &bull; [[off]] &bull; [[on]] &bull; [[over]] &bull; [[through]] &bull; [[to]] &bull; [[under]] &bull; [[up]] &bull; [[with]] [[as]] &bull; [[for]] &bull; [[of]] &bull; [[till]] &bull; [[than]] [[a]] &bull; [[the]] &bull; [[all]] &bull; [[any]] &bull; [[every]] &bull; [[little]] &bull; [[much]] &bull; [[no]] &bull; [[other]] &bull; [[some]] &bull; [[such]] &bull; [[that]] &bull; [[this]] &bull; [[I ]] &bull; [[he]] &bull; [[you]] &bull; [[who]] [[and]] &bull; [[because]] &bull; [[but]] &bull; [[or]] &bull; [[if]] &bull; [[though]] &bull; [[while]] &bull; [[how]] &bull; [[when]] &bull; [[where]] &bull; [[why]] [[again]] &bull; [[ever]] &bull; [[far]] &bull; [[forward]] &bull; [[here]] &bull; [[near]] &bull; [[now]] &bull; [[out]] &bull; [[still]] &bull; [[then]] &bull; [[there]] &bull; [[together]] &bull; [[well]] [[almost]] &bull; [[enough]] &bull; [[even]] &bull; [[not]] &bull; [[only]] &bull; [[quite]] &bull; [[so]] &bull; [[very]] &bull; [[tomorrow]] &bull; [[yesterday]] [[north]] &bull; [[south]] &bull; [[east]] &bull; [[west]] &bull; [[please]] &bull; [[yes]] == Things == === 400 General words === [[account]] &bull; [[act]] &bull; [[addition]] &bull; [[adjustment]] &bull; [[advertisement]] &bull; [[agreement]] &bull; [[air]] &bull; [[amount]] &bull; [[amusement]] &bull; [[animal]] &bull; [[answer]] &bull; [[apparatus]] &bull; [[approval]] &bull; [[argument]] &bull; [[art]] &bull; [[attack]] &bull; [[attempt]] &bull; [[attention]] &bull; [[attraction]] &bull; [[authority]] &bull; [[back]] &bull; [[balance]] &bull; [[base]] &bull; [[behavior]] &bull; [[belief]] &bull; [[birth]] &bull; [[bit]] &bull; [[bite]] &bull; [[blood]] &bull; [[blow]] &bull; [[body]] &bull; [[brass]] &bull; [[bread]] &bull; [[breath]] &bull; [[brother]] &bull; [[building]] &bull; [[burn]] &bull; [[burst]] &bull; [[business]] &bull; [[butter]] &bull; [[canvas]] &bull; [[care]] &bull; [[cause]] &bull; [[chalk]] &bull; [[chance]] &bull; [[change]] &bull; [[cloth]] &bull; [[coal]] &bull; [[color]] &bull; [[comfort]] &bull; [[committee]] &bull; [[company]] &bull; [[comparison]] &bull; [[competition]] &bull; [[condition]] &bull; [[connection]] &bull; [[control]] &bull; [[cook]] &bull; [[copper]] &bull; [[copy]] &bull; [[cork]] &bull; [[cotton]] &bull; [[cough]] &bull; [[country]] &bull; [[cover]] &bull; [[crack]] &bull; [[credit]] &bull; [[crime]] &bull; [[crush]] &bull; [[cry]] &bull; [[current]] &bull; [[curve]] &bull; [[damage]] &bull; [[danger]] &bull; [[daughter]] &bull; [[day]] &bull; [[death]] &bull; [[debt]] &bull; [[decision]] &bull; [[degree]] &bull; [[design]] &bull; [[desire]] &bull; [[destruction]] &bull; [[detail]] &bull; [[development]] &bull; [[digestion]] &bull; [[direction]] &bull; [[discovery]] &bull; [[discussion]] &bull; [[disease]] &bull; [[disgust]] &bull; [[distance]] &bull; [[distribution]] &bull; [[division]] &bull; [[doubt]] &bull; [[drink]] &bull; [[driving]] &bull; [[dust]] &bull; [[earth]] &bull; [[edge]] &bull; [[education]] &bull; [[effect]] &bull; [[end]] &bull; [[error]] &bull; [[event]] &bull; [[example]] &bull; [[exchange]] &bull; [[existence]] &bull; [[expansion]] &bull; [[experience]] &bull; [[expert]] &bull; [[fact]] &bull; [[fall]] &bull; [[family]] &bull; [[father]] &bull; [[fear]] &bull; [[feeling]] &bull; [[fiction]] &bull; [[field]] &bull; [[fight]] &bull; [[fire]] &bull; [[flame]] &bull; [[flight]] &bull; [[flower]] &bull; [[fold]] &bull; [[food]] &bull; [[force]] &bull; [[form]] &bull; [[friend]] &bull; [[front]] &bull; [[fruit]] &bull; [[glass]] &bull; [[gold]] &bull; [[government]] &bull; [[grain]] &bull; [[grass]] &bull; [[grip]] &bull; [[group]] &bull; [[growth]] &bull; [[guide]] &bull; [[harbor]] &bull; [[harmony]] &bull; [[hate]] &bull; [[hearing]] &bull; [[heat]] &bull; [[help]] &bull; [[history]] &bull; [[hole]] &bull; [[hope]] &bull; [[hour]] &bull; [[humor]] &bull; [[ice]] &bull; [[idea]] &bull; [[impulse]] &bull; [[increase]] &bull; [[industry]] &bull; [[ink]] &bull; [[insect]] &bull; [[instrument]] &bull; [[insurance]] &bull; [[interest]] &bull; [[invention]] &bull; [[iron]] &bull; [[jelly]] &bull; [[join]] &bull; [[journey]] &bull; [[judge]] &bull; [[jump]] &bull; [[kick]] &bull; [[kiss]] &bull; [[knowledge]] &bull; [[land]] &bull; [[language]] &bull; [[laugh]] &bull; [[law]] &bull; [[lead]] &bull; [[learning]] &bull; [[leather]] &bull; [[letter]] &bull; [[level]] &bull; [[lift]] &bull; [[light]] &bull; [[limit]] &bull; [[linen]] &bull; [[liquid]] &bull; [[list]] &bull; [[look]] &bull; [[loss]] &bull; [[love]] &bull; [[machine]] &bull; [[man]] &bull; [[manager]] &bull; [[mark]] &bull; [[market]] &bull; [[mass]] &bull; [[meal]] &bull; [[measure]] &bull; [[meat]] &bull; [[meeting]] &bull; [[memory]] &bull; [[metal]] &bull; [[middle]] &bull; [[milk]] &bull; [[mind]] &bull; [[mine]] &bull; [[minute]] &bull; [[mist]] &bull; [[money]] &bull; [[month]] &bull; [[morning]] &bull; [[mother]] &bull; [[motion]] &bull; [[mountain]] &bull; [[move]] &bull; [[music]] &bull; [[name]] &bull; [[nation]] &bull; [[need]] &bull; [[news]] &bull; [[night]] &bull; [[noise]] &bull; [[note]] &bull; [[number]] &bull; [[observation]] &bull; [[offer]] &bull; [[oil]] &bull; [[operation]] &bull; [[opinion]] &bull; [[order]] &bull; [[organization]] &bull; [[ornament]] &bull; [[owner]] &bull; [[page]] &bull; [[pain]] &bull; [[paint]] &bull; [[paper]] &bull; [[part]] &bull; [[paste]] &bull; [[payment]] &bull; [[peace]] &bull; [[person]] &bull; [[place]] &bull; [[plant]] &bull; [[play]] &bull; [[pleasure]] &bull; [[point]] &bull; [[poison]] &bull; [[polish]] &bull; [[porter]] &bull; [[position]] &bull; [[powder]] &bull; [[power]] &bull; [[price]] &bull; [[print]] &bull; [[process]] &bull; [[produce]] &bull; [[profit]] &bull; [[property]] &bull; [[prose]] &bull; [[protest]] &bull; [[pull]] &bull; [[punishment]] &bull; [[purpose]] &bull; [[push]] &bull; [[quality]] &bull; [[question]] &bull; [[rain]] &bull; [[range]] &bull; [[rate]] &bull; [[ray]] &bull; [[reaction]] &bull; [[reading]] &bull; [[reason]] &bull; [[record]] &bull; [[regret]] &bull; [[relation]] &bull; [[religion]] &bull; [[representative]] &bull; [[request]] &bull; [[respect]] &bull; [[rest]] &bull; [[reward]] &bull; [[rhythm]] &bull; [[rice]] &bull; [[river]] &bull; [[road]] &bull; [[roll]] &bull; [[room]] &bull; [[rub]] &bull; [[rule]] &bull; [[run]] &bull; [[salt]] &bull; [[sand]] &bull; [[scale]] &bull; [[science]] &bull; [[sea]] &bull; [[seat]] &bull; [[secretary]] &bull; [[selection]] &bull; [[self]] &bull; [[sense]] &bull; [[servant]] &bull; [[sex]] &bull; [[shade]] &bull; [[shake]] &bull; [[shame]] &bull; [[shock]] &bull; [[side]] &bull; [[sign]] &bull; [[silk]] &bull; [[silver]] &bull; [[sister]] &bull; [[size]] &bull; [[sky]] &bull; [[sleep]] &bull; [[slip]] &bull; [[slope]] &bull; [[smash]] &bull; [[smell]] &bull; [[smile]] &bull; [[smoke]] &bull; [[sneeze]] &bull; [[snow]] &bull; [[soap]] &bull; [[society]] &bull; [[son]] &bull; [[song]] &bull; [[sort]] &bull; [[sound]] &bull; [[soup]] &bull; [[space]] &bull; [[stage]] &bull; [[start]] &bull; [[statement]] &bull; [[steam]] &bull; [[steel]] &bull; [[step]] &bull; [[stitch]] &bull; [[stone]] &bull; [[stop]] &bull; [[story]] &bull; [[stretch]] &bull; [[structure]] &bull; [[substance]] &bull; [[sugar]] &bull; [[suggestion]] &bull; [[summer]] &bull; [[support]] &bull; [[surprise]] &bull; [[swim]] &bull; [[system]] &bull; [[talk]] &bull; [[taste]] &bull; [[tax]] &bull; [[teaching]] &bull; [[tendency]] &bull; [[test]] &bull; [[theory]] &bull; [[thing]] &bull; [[thought]] &bull; [[thunder]] &bull; [[time]] &bull; [[tin]] &bull; [[top]] &bull; [[touch]] &bull; [[trade]] &bull; [[transport]] &bull; [[trick]] &bull; [[trouble]] &bull; [[turn]] &bull; [[twist]] &bull; [[unit]] &bull; [[use]] &bull; [[value]] &bull; [[verse]] &bull; [[vessel]] &bull; [[view]] &bull; [[voice]] &bull; [[walk]] &bull; [[war]] &bull; [[wash]] &bull; [[waste]] &bull; [[water]] &bull; [[wave]] &bull; [[wax]] &bull; [[way]] &bull; [[weather]] &bull; [[week]] &bull; [[weight]] &bull; [[wind]] &bull; [[wine]] &bull; [[winter]] &bull; [[woman]] &bull; [[wood]] &bull; [[wool]] &bull; [[word]] &bull; [[work]] &bull; [[wound]] &bull; [[writing ]] &bull; [[year]] === 200 Picturable words === : ''See also [[Wiktionary:Basic English picture wordlist|Basic English picture wordlist]].'' [[angle]] &bull; [[ant]] &bull; [[apple]] &bull; [[arch]] &bull; [[arm]] &bull; [[army]] &bull; [[baby]] &bull; [[bag]] &bull; [[ball]] &bull; [[band]] &bull; [[basin]] &bull; [[basket]] &bull; [[bath]] &bull; [[bed]] &bull; [[bee]] &bull; [[bell]] &bull; [[berry]] &bull; [[bird]] &bull; [[blade]] &bull; [[board]] &bull; [[boat]] &bull; [[bone]] &bull; [[book]] &bull; [[boot]] &bull; [[bottle]] &bull; [[box]] &bull; [[boy]] &bull; [[brain]] &bull; [[brake]] &bull; [[branch]] &bull; [[brick]] &bull; [[bridge]] &bull; [[brush]] &bull; [[bucket]] &bull; [[bulb]] &bull; [[button]] &bull; [[cake]] &bull; [[camera]] &bull; [[card]] &bull; [[cart]] &bull; [[carriage]] &bull; [[cat]] &bull; [[chain]] &bull; [[cheese]] &bull; [[chest]] &bull; [[chin]] &bull; [[church]] &bull; [[circle]] &bull; [[clock]] &bull; [[cloud]] &bull; [[coat]] &bull; [[collar]] &bull; [[comb]] &bull; [[cord]] &bull; [[cow]] &bull; [[cup]] &bull; [[curtain]] &bull; [[cushion]] &bull; [[dog]] &bull; [[door]] &bull; [[drain]] &bull; [[drawer]] &bull; [[dress]] &bull; [[drop]] &bull; [[ear]] &bull; [[egg]] &bull; [[engine]] &bull; [[eye]] &bull; [[face]] &bull; [[farm]] &bull; [[feather]] &bull; [[finger]] &bull; [[fish]] &bull; [[flag]] &bull; [[floor]] &bull; [[fly]] &bull; [[foot]] &bull; [[fork]] &bull; [[fowl]] &bull; [[frame]] &bull; [[garden]] &bull; [[girl]] &bull; [[glove]] &bull; [[goat]] &bull; [[gun]] &bull; [[hair]] &bull; [[hammer]] &bull; [[hand]] &bull; [[hat]] &bull; [[head]] &bull; [[heart]] &bull; [[hook]] &bull; [[horn]] &bull; [[horse]] &bull; [[hospital]] &bull; [[house]] &bull; [[island]] &bull; [[jewel]] &bull; [[kettle]] &bull; [[key]] &bull; [[knee]] &bull; [[knife]] &bull; [[knot]] &bull; [[leaf]] &bull; [[leg]] &bull; [[library]] &bull; [[line]] &bull; [[lip]] &bull; [[lock]] &bull; [[map]] &bull; [[match]] &bull; [[monkey]] &bull; [[moon]] &bull; [[mouth]] &bull; [[muscle]] &bull; [[nail]] &bull; [[neck]] &bull; [[needle]] &bull; [[nerve]] &bull; [[net]] &bull; [[nose]] &bull; [[nut]] &bull; [[office]] &bull; [[orange]] &bull; [[oven]] &bull; [[parcel]] &bull; [[pen]] &bull; [[pencil]] &bull; [[picture]] &bull; [[pig]] &bull; [[pin]] &bull; [[pipe]] &bull; [[plane]] &bull; [[plate]] &bull; [[plough]]/[[plow]] &bull; [[pocket]] &bull; [[pot]] &bull; [[potato]] &bull; [[prison]] &bull; [[pump]] &bull; [[rail]] &bull; [[rat]] &bull; [[receipt]] &bull; [[ring]] &bull; [[rod]] &bull; [[roof]] &bull; [[root]] &bull; [[sail]] &bull; [[school]] &bull; [[scissors]] &bull; [[screw]] &bull; [[seed]] &bull; [[sheep]] &bull; [[shelf]] &bull; [[ship]] &bull; [[shirt]] &bull; [[shoe]] &bull; [[skin]] &bull; [[skirt]] &bull; [[snake]] &bull; [[sock]] &bull; [[spade]] &bull; [[sponge]] &bull; [[spoon]] &bull; [[spring]] &bull; [[square]] &bull; [[stamp]] &bull; [[star]] &bull; [[station]] &bull; [[stem]] &bull; [[stick]] &bull; [[stocking]] &bull; [[stomach]] &bull; [[store]] &bull; [[street]] &bull; [[sun]] &bull; [[table]] &bull; [[tail]] &bull; [[thread]] &bull; [[throat]] &bull; [[thumb]] &bull; [[ticket]] &bull; [[toe]] &bull; [[tongue]] &bull; [[tooth]] &bull; [[town]] &bull; [[train]] &bull; [[tray]] &bull; [[tree]] &bull; [[trousers]] &bull; [[umbrella]] &bull; [[wall]] &bull; [[watch]] &bull; [[wheel]] &bull; [[whip]] &bull; [[whistle]] &bull; [[window]] &bull; [[wing]] &bull; [[wire]] &bull; [[worm]] == Qualities == === 100 General === [[able]] &bull; [[acid]] &bull; [[angry]] &bull; [[automatic]] &bull; [[beautiful]] &bull; [[black]] &bull; [[boiling]] &bull; [[bright]] &bull; [[broken]] &bull; [[brown]] &bull; [[cheap]] &bull; [[chemical]] &bull; [[chief]] &bull; [[clean]] &bull; [[clear]] &bull; [[common]] &bull; [[complex]] &bull; [[conscious]] &bull; [[cut]] &bull; [[deep]] &bull; [[dependent]] &bull; [[early]] &bull; [[elastic]] &bull; [[electric]] &bull; [[equal]] &bull; [[fat]] &bull; [[fertile]] &bull; [[first]] &bull; [[fixed]] &bull; [[flat]] &bull; [[free]] &bull; [[frequent]] &bull; [[full]] &bull; [[general]] &bull; [[good]] &bull; [[great]] &bull; [[grey]]/[[gray]] &bull; [[hanging]] &bull; [[happy]] &bull; [[hard]] &bull; [[healthy]] &bull; [[high]] &bull; [[hollow]] &bull; [[important]] &bull; [[kind]] &bull; [[like]] &bull; [[living]] &bull; [[long]] &bull; [[male]] &bull; [[married]] &bull; [[material]] &bull; [[medical]] &bull; [[military]] &bull; [[natural]] &bull; [[necessary]] &bull; [[new]] &bull; [[normal]] &bull; [[open]] &bull; [[parallel]] &bull; [[past]] &bull; [[physical]] &bull; [[political]] &bull; [[poor]] &bull; [[possible]] &bull; [[present]] &bull; [[private]] &bull; [[probable]] &bull; [[quick]] &bull; [[quiet]] &bull; [[ready]] &bull; [[red]] &bull; [[regular]] &bull; [[responsible]] &bull; [[right]] &bull; [[round]] &bull; [[same]] &bull; [[second]] &bull; [[separate]] &bull; [[serious]] &bull; [[sharp]] &bull; [[smooth]] &bull; [[sticky]] &bull; [[stiff]] &bull; [[straight]] &bull; [[strong]] &bull; [[sudden]] &bull; [[sweet]] &bull; [[tall]] &bull; [[thick]] &bull; [[tight]] &bull; [[tired]] &bull; [[true]] &bull; [[violent]] &bull; [[waiting]] &bull; [[warm]] &bull; [[wet]] &bull; [[wide]] &bull; [[wise]] &bull; [[yellow]] &bull; [[young]] === 50 Opposites === [[awake]] &bull; [[bad]] &bull; [[bent]] &bull; [[bitter]] &bull; [[blue]] &bull; [[certain]] &bull; [[cold]] &bull; [[complete]] &bull; [[cruel]] &bull; [[dark]] &bull; [[dead]] &bull; [[dear]] &bull; [[delicate]] &bull; [[different]] &bull; [[dirty]] &bull; [[dry]] &bull; [[false]] &bull; [[feeble]] &bull; [[female]] &bull; [[foolish]] &bull; [[future]] &bull; [[green]] &bull; [[ill]] &bull; [[last]] &bull; [[late]] &bull; [[left]] &bull; [[loose]] &bull; [[loud]] &bull; [[low]] &bull; [[mixed]] &bull; [[narrow]] &bull; [[old]] &bull; [[opposite]] &bull; [[public]] &bull; [[rough]] &bull; [[sad]] &bull; [[safe]] &bull; [[secret]] &bull; [[short]] &bull; [[shut]] &bull; [[simple]] &bull; [[slow]] &bull; [[small]] &bull; [[soft]] &bull; [[solid]] &bull; [[special]] &bull; [[strange]] &bull; [[thin]] &bull; [[white]] &bull; [[wrong]] ==See also== *[[Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist]] also known as the BE850 *[[Wiktionary:Basic English picture wordlist]] *[[Wiktionary:Extended Basic English alphabetical wordlist]] also known as the BE1500 **[[Wiktionary:Basic English international wordlist]] **[[Wiktionary:Basic English compound wordlist]] [[Category:Wordlists|BE850]] 2710 6620 2006-05-21T03:04:12Z Cromwellt 61 copied from SEWikipedia with appropriate modifications (some pictures are missing because they are on SEWikipedia, not commons) This is a picture version of the "picturable words" part of the [[Wiktionary:Basic English ordered wordlist]]. __NOTOC__ {{TOC}} == [[A]] == <gallery> Image:Coordonnees polaires plan.png|[[angle]] Image:Fire ants.jpg|[[ant]] Image:Fuji_apple.jpg|[[apple]] Image:Northwestern Arch.jpg|[[arch]] Image:arm.agr.jpg|[[arm]] Image:Army.afnews.jpg|[[army]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[B]] == <gallery> Image:Hutchens-baby.jpg|[[baby]] Image:Brown paper bag.JPG|[[bag]] Image:ball.agr.jpg|[[ball]] Image:Kante berlin05 1.JPG|[[band]] Image:Ceramic planter from the Ming Dynasty.jpg|[[basin]] Image:Baskets four styles.jpg|[[basket]] Image:Bath (washtub).jpg|[[bath]] Image:bed.agr.jpg|[[bed]] Image:bee.cropped.jpg|[[bee]] Image:Dzwon z Jasnej Góry.jpg|[[bell]] Image:StrawberryWatercolor.jpg|[[berry]] Image:Blue Tit aka.jpg|[[bird]] Image:blade.agr.jpg|[[blade]] Image:board.agr.jpg|[[board]] Image:2003 LWGO ubt.JPG|[[boat]] Image:Humerus ant.jpg|[[bone]] Image:Buchmann.jpg|[[book]] Image:boot.agr.jpg|[[boot]] Image:bottle.agr.jpg|[[bottle]] Image:box.agr.jpg|[[box]] Image:Babasteve-three boys.jpg|[[boy]] Image:Human brain NIH.jpg|[[brain]] Image:brake.agr.jpg|[[brake]] Image:branch.agr.jpg|[[branch]] Image:brick.agr.jpg|[[brick]] Image:Tower bridge 01.jpg|[[bridge]] Image:hairbrush.jpg|[[brush]] Image:bucket.agr.jpg|[[bucket]] Image:bulb.jpg|[[bulb]] Image:Buttons.jpg|[[button]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[C]] == <gallery> Image:ACJziegfeld cake.jpg|[[cake]] Image:SLR camera Canon.jpg|[[camera]] Image:birthday-card.jpg|[[card]] Image:Winkelwagen.jpg|[[cart]] Image:Wroclaw rynek kon 2005.jpg|[[carriage]] Image:cat.jpg|[[cat]] Image:chain.agr.jpg|[[chain]] Image:Chair.png|[[chair]] Image:Emmentaler.jpg|[[cheese]] Image:chest.agr.jpg|[[chest]] Image:Stubbly face.jpg|[[chin]] Image:Church nove zvolani 2.jpg|[[church]] Image:Circle - black simple.svg|[[circle]] Image:clock.jpg|[[clock]] Image:Img20050526 0007 at tannheim cumulus.jpg|[[cloud]] Image:Parka1.JPG|[[coat]] Image:collar.agr.jpg|[[collar]] Image:Comb.png|[[comb]] Image:cord.agr.jpg|[[cord]] Image:Black and white cow feeding.jpg|[[cow]] Image:Tasse Kl 99.jpg|[[cup]] Image:curtain.agr.jpg|[[curtain]] Image:cushion.agr.jpg|[[cushion]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[D]] == <gallery> Image:Dog retrieving stick.jpg|[[dog]] Image:GeorgianischeTuer.JPG|[[door]] Image:drain.agr.jpg|[[drain]] Image:drawer.agr.jpg|[[drawer]] Image:Belle robe avec paillettes.jpg|[[dress]] Image:Drop of water 2003 03.jpg|[[drop]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[E]] == <gallery> Image:Ear.jpg|[[ear]] Image:egg.jpg|[[egg]] Image:Mazda_rotary_engine_early.jpg|[[engine]] Image:Eye.jpg|[[eye]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[F]] == <gallery> Image:Sophocles Bust.jpg|[[face]] Image:Farming near Klingerstown, Pennsylvania.jpg|[[farm]] Image:A_single_white_feather_closeup.jpg|[[feather]] Image:finger.agr.jpg|[[finger]] Image:Pieni 2 0143.jpg|[[fish]] Image:Flag of the United Nations.png|[[flag]] Image:floor.agr.jpg|[[floor]] Image:Housefly closeup.jpg|[[fly]] Image:foot-outside.jpg|[[foot]] Image:fork.agr.jpg|[[fork]] Image:Rooster02.jpg|[[fowl]] Image:frame.agr.jpg|[[frame]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[G]] == <gallery> Image:Lightmatter Hsi Lai Temple Arhat Garden.jpg|[[garden]] Image:Anderson Sophie Portrait Of Young Girl.jpg|[[girl]] Image:Disposable nitrile glove.jpg|[[glove]] Image:Billy goat.jpg|[[goat]] Image:Pistol Browning SFS.jpg|[[gun]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[H]] == <gallery> Image:Dreadlock mop.jpg|[[hair]] Image:hammer.jpg|[[hammer]] Image:Hand.jpg|[[hand]] Image:chapeauclaque.jpg|[[hat]] Image:Egypte louvre 284.jpg|[[head]] Image:Heart diastole.png|[[heart]] Image:hook.agr.jpg|[[hook]] Image:trumpet.jpg|[[horn]] Image:Andalusier - Vorführung spanischer Rassen3 best.jpg|[[horse]] Image:Hospital room ubt.jpeg|[[hospital]] Image:Droste Haus.jpg|[[house]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[I]] == <gallery> Image:Summit view.jpg|[[island]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[J]] == <gallery> Image:Brillanten.jpeg|[[jewel]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[K]] == <gallery> Image:kettle.agr.jpg|[[kettle]] Image:key.agr.jpg|[[key]] Image:knee.female.jpg|[[knee]] Image:Paring Knife.jpg|[[knife]] Image:Alpine Butterfly Bend Final.jpg|[[knot]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[L]] == <gallery> Image:Leaf 1 web.jpg|[[leaf]] Image:legs.jpg|[[leg]] Image:Library book shelves.jpg|[[library]] Image:line.agr.jpg|[[line]] Image:lip.agr.jpg|[[lip]] Image:Padlock kłódka ubt.JPG|[[lock]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[M]] == <gallery> Image:Arctic.svg|[[map]] Image:Matches.jpg|[[match]] Image:Olive baboon.jpg|[[monkey]] Image:moon.jpg|[[moon]] Image:Mouth.jpg|[[mouth]] Image:Arm muscles front superficial.png|[[muscle]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[N]] == <gallery> Image:nail.agr.jpg|[[nail]] Image:neck.agr.jpg|[[neck]] Image:Needles (for sewing).jpg|[[needle]] Image:nerve.nida.jpg|[[nerve]] Image:net.gsfc.jpg|[[net]] Image:nose.agr.jpg|[[nose]] Image:Hazelnuts.jpg|[[nut]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[O]] == <gallery> Image:OvalOffice.whitehouse.jpg|[[office]] Image:Ambersweet oranges.jpg|[[orange]] Image:oven.agr.jpg|[[oven]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[P]] == <gallery> Image:parcel.fbi.jpg|[[parcel]] Image:Three-pens-six-nibs.jpg|[[pen]] Image:pencil.jpg|[[pencil]] Image:picture.agr.jpg|[[picture]] Image:Sow with piglet.jpg|[[pig]] Image:pin.agr.jpg|[[pin]] Image:pipe.agr.jpg|[[pipe]] Image:ELAL 747-200 4X-AHQ EPWA 24 08 2004.jpg|[[plane]] Image:Plate by n yfe.jpg|[[plate]] Image:Farmer plowing.jpg|[[plow]] Image:pocket.agr.jpg|[[pocket]] Image:pot.agr.jpg|[[pot]] Image:Potatoes.jpg|[[potato]] Image:SafrikaIMG 8414.JPG|[[prison]] Image:Crude oil pump.jpg|[[pump]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[R]] == <gallery> Image:Geschweisster schienenstoss.jpeg|[[rail]] Image:Rattus norvegicus 1.jpg|[[rat]] Image:receipt.agr.jpg|[[receipt]] Image:Tolkien ring.jpg|[[ring]] Image:rod.agr.jpg|[[rod]] Image:Roofes.JPG|[[roof]] Image:Pinus silvestris roots001xx.jpg|[[root]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[S]] == <gallery> Image:Zaglowiec1MSlup250.jpg|[[sail]] Image:Hutterer-Crystal Schule2.jpg|[[school]] Image:Scissors.jpg|[[scissors]] Image:screw.agr.jpg|[[screw]] Image:Witlof Cichorium intybus var. foliosum seeds.jpg|[[seed]] Image:Flock_of_sheep.jpg|[[sheep]] Image:shelf.agr.jpg|[[shelf]] Image:DANA 2004 ubt.jpeg|[[ship]] Image:shirt.jpg|[[shirt]] Image:Zapato.jpg|[[shoe]] Image:skin.agr.jpg|[[skin]] Image:MiniSkirt.Dani.jpg|[[skirt]] Image:Snake.usuhs.jpg|[[snake]] Image:Fun socks.png|[[sock]] Image:spade.jpg|[[spade]] Image:sponge.noaa.jpg|[[sponge]] Image:Dessert Spoon.jpg|[[spoon]] Image:Ressort de compression.jpg|[[spring]] Image:Square (shape).png|[[square]] Image:Faroe stamp 011 east coast of vagar 300 oyru.jpg|[[stamp]] Image:Alpheratz.gif|[[star]] Image:Copenhagen H 1.jpg|[[station]] Image:stem.agr.jpg|[[stem]] Image:stick.agr.jpg|[[stick]] Image:stockings.agr.jpg|[[stocking]] Image:stomach.amedd.jpg|[[stomach]] Image:Fortnum&Mason Fruit and Flowers2.jpg|[[store]] Image:street.jpg|[[street]] Image:Sun spot naked eye.jpg|[[sun]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[T]] == <gallery> Image:table_and_chairs.jpg|[[table]] Image:tail.emily.jpg|[[tail]] Image:SpoolsOfThread.jpg|[[thread]] Image:throat.agr.jpg|[[throat]] Image:Hand with thumbs up.jpg|[[thumb]] Image:JRticket.jpg|[[ticket]] Image:Tenen.jpg|[[toe]] Image:tongue.agr.jpg|[[tongue]] Image:ToothSection.jpg|[[tooth]] Image:Werle.gif|[[town]] Image:WCML freight train.jpg|[[train]] Image:tray.agr.jpg|[[tray]] Image:Sequoiadendron giganteum at Kenilworth Castle.jpg|[[tree]] Image:Jeans.jpg|[[trousers]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[U]] == <gallery> Image:umbrella.jpg|[[umbrella]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[W]] == <gallery> Image:Skogskyrkogarden CementeryWall1.jpg|[[wall]] Image:Stopwatch.jpg|[[watch]] Image:Wheel Iran.jpg|[[wheel]] Image:Martinet.jpg|[[whip]] Image:Metal whistle.jpg|[[whistle]] Image:window.jpg|[[window]] Image:Aircraft wing flaps small dsc06830.jpg|[[wing]] Image:wire.agr.jpg|[[wire]] Image:Earth-worm 1.jpg|[[worm]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> {{TOC}} ==Body parts== Here are the names of the body parts of a woman and a man. Not all words are in basic English. [[Image:Human body features.png]] ==See also== *[[Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist]] also known as the BE850 *[[Wiktionary:Basic English ordered wordlist]] *[[Wiktionary:Extended Basic English alphabetical wordlist]] also known as the BE1500 **[[Wiktionary:Basic English international wordlist]] **[[Wiktionary:Basic English compound wordlist]] [[Category:Wordlists]] 6625 2006-05-21T03:11:34Z Cromwellt 61 fixed link This is a picture version of the "picturable words" part of the [[Wiktionary:Basic English ordered wordlist|Basic English ordered wordlist]]. __NOTOC__ {{TOC}} == [[A]] == <gallery> Image:Coordonnees polaires plan.png|[[angle]] Image:Fire ants.jpg|[[ant]] Image:Fuji_apple.jpg|[[apple]] Image:Northwestern Arch.jpg|[[arch]] Image:arm.agr.jpg|[[arm]] Image:Army.afnews.jpg|[[army]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[B]] == <gallery> Image:Hutchens-baby.jpg|[[baby]] Image:Brown paper bag.JPG|[[bag]] Image:ball.agr.jpg|[[ball]] Image:Kante berlin05 1.JPG|[[band]] Image:Ceramic planter from the Ming Dynasty.jpg|[[basin]] Image:Baskets four styles.jpg|[[basket]] Image:Bath (washtub).jpg|[[bath]] Image:bed.agr.jpg|[[bed]] Image:bee.cropped.jpg|[[bee]] Image:Dzwon z Jasnej Góry.jpg|[[bell]] Image:StrawberryWatercolor.jpg|[[berry]] Image:Blue Tit aka.jpg|[[bird]] Image:blade.agr.jpg|[[blade]] Image:board.agr.jpg|[[board]] Image:2003 LWGO ubt.JPG|[[boat]] Image:Humerus ant.jpg|[[bone]] Image:Buchmann.jpg|[[book]] Image:boot.agr.jpg|[[boot]] Image:bottle.agr.jpg|[[bottle]] Image:box.agr.jpg|[[box]] Image:Babasteve-three boys.jpg|[[boy]] Image:Human brain NIH.jpg|[[brain]] Image:brake.agr.jpg|[[brake]] Image:branch.agr.jpg|[[branch]] Image:brick.agr.jpg|[[brick]] Image:Tower bridge 01.jpg|[[bridge]] Image:hairbrush.jpg|[[brush]] Image:bucket.agr.jpg|[[bucket]] Image:bulb.jpg|[[bulb]] Image:Buttons.jpg|[[button]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[C]] == <gallery> Image:ACJziegfeld cake.jpg|[[cake]] Image:SLR camera Canon.jpg|[[camera]] Image:birthday-card.jpg|[[card]] Image:Winkelwagen.jpg|[[cart]] Image:Wroclaw rynek kon 2005.jpg|[[carriage]] Image:cat.jpg|[[cat]] Image:chain.agr.jpg|[[chain]] Image:Chair.png|[[chair]] Image:Emmentaler.jpg|[[cheese]] Image:chest.agr.jpg|[[chest]] Image:Stubbly face.jpg|[[chin]] Image:Church nove zvolani 2.jpg|[[church]] Image:Circle - black simple.svg|[[circle]] Image:clock.jpg|[[clock]] Image:Img20050526 0007 at tannheim cumulus.jpg|[[cloud]] Image:Parka1.JPG|[[coat]] Image:collar.agr.jpg|[[collar]] Image:Comb.png|[[comb]] Image:cord.agr.jpg|[[cord]] Image:Black and white cow feeding.jpg|[[cow]] Image:Tasse Kl 99.jpg|[[cup]] Image:curtain.agr.jpg|[[curtain]] Image:cushion.agr.jpg|[[cushion]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[D]] == <gallery> Image:Dog retrieving stick.jpg|[[dog]] Image:GeorgianischeTuer.JPG|[[door]] Image:drain.agr.jpg|[[drain]] Image:drawer.agr.jpg|[[drawer]] Image:Belle robe avec paillettes.jpg|[[dress]] Image:Drop of water 2003 03.jpg|[[drop]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[E]] == <gallery> Image:Ear.jpg|[[ear]] Image:egg.jpg|[[egg]] Image:Mazda_rotary_engine_early.jpg|[[engine]] Image:Eye.jpg|[[eye]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[F]] == <gallery> Image:Sophocles Bust.jpg|[[face]] Image:Farming near Klingerstown, Pennsylvania.jpg|[[farm]] Image:A_single_white_feather_closeup.jpg|[[feather]] Image:finger.agr.jpg|[[finger]] Image:Pieni 2 0143.jpg|[[fish]] Image:Flag of the United Nations.png|[[flag]] Image:floor.agr.jpg|[[floor]] Image:Housefly closeup.jpg|[[fly]] Image:foot-outside.jpg|[[foot]] Image:fork.agr.jpg|[[fork]] Image:Rooster02.jpg|[[fowl]] Image:frame.agr.jpg|[[frame]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[G]] == <gallery> Image:Lightmatter Hsi Lai Temple Arhat Garden.jpg|[[garden]] Image:Anderson Sophie Portrait Of Young Girl.jpg|[[girl]] Image:Disposable nitrile glove.jpg|[[glove]] Image:Billy goat.jpg|[[goat]] Image:Pistol Browning SFS.jpg|[[gun]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[H]] == <gallery> Image:Dreadlock mop.jpg|[[hair]] Image:hammer.jpg|[[hammer]] Image:Hand.jpg|[[hand]] Image:chapeauclaque.jpg|[[hat]] Image:Egypte louvre 284.jpg|[[head]] Image:Heart diastole.png|[[heart]] Image:hook.agr.jpg|[[hook]] Image:trumpet.jpg|[[horn]] Image:Andalusier - Vorführung spanischer Rassen3 best.jpg|[[horse]] Image:Hospital room ubt.jpeg|[[hospital]] Image:Droste Haus.jpg|[[house]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[I]] == <gallery> Image:Summit view.jpg|[[island]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[J]] == <gallery> Image:Brillanten.jpeg|[[jewel]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[K]] == <gallery> Image:kettle.agr.jpg|[[kettle]] Image:key.agr.jpg|[[key]] Image:knee.female.jpg|[[knee]] Image:Paring Knife.jpg|[[knife]] Image:Alpine Butterfly Bend Final.jpg|[[knot]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[L]] == <gallery> Image:Leaf 1 web.jpg|[[leaf]] Image:legs.jpg|[[leg]] Image:Library book shelves.jpg|[[library]] Image:line.agr.jpg|[[line]] Image:lip.agr.jpg|[[lip]] Image:Padlock kłódka ubt.JPG|[[lock]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[M]] == <gallery> Image:Arctic.svg|[[map]] Image:Matches.jpg|[[match]] Image:Olive baboon.jpg|[[monkey]] Image:moon.jpg|[[moon]] Image:Mouth.jpg|[[mouth]] Image:Arm muscles front superficial.png|[[muscle]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[N]] == <gallery> Image:nail.agr.jpg|[[nail]] Image:neck.agr.jpg|[[neck]] Image:Needles (for sewing).jpg|[[needle]] Image:nerve.nida.jpg|[[nerve]] Image:net.gsfc.jpg|[[net]] Image:nose.agr.jpg|[[nose]] Image:Hazelnuts.jpg|[[nut]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[O]] == <gallery> Image:OvalOffice.whitehouse.jpg|[[office]] Image:Ambersweet oranges.jpg|[[orange]] Image:oven.agr.jpg|[[oven]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[P]] == <gallery> Image:parcel.fbi.jpg|[[parcel]] Image:Three-pens-six-nibs.jpg|[[pen]] Image:pencil.jpg|[[pencil]] Image:picture.agr.jpg|[[picture]] Image:Sow with piglet.jpg|[[pig]] Image:pin.agr.jpg|[[pin]] Image:pipe.agr.jpg|[[pipe]] Image:ELAL 747-200 4X-AHQ EPWA 24 08 2004.jpg|[[plane]] Image:Plate by n yfe.jpg|[[plate]] Image:Farmer plowing.jpg|[[plow]] Image:pocket.agr.jpg|[[pocket]] Image:pot.agr.jpg|[[pot]] Image:Potatoes.jpg|[[potato]] Image:SafrikaIMG 8414.JPG|[[prison]] Image:Crude oil pump.jpg|[[pump]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[R]] == <gallery> Image:Geschweisster schienenstoss.jpeg|[[rail]] Image:Rattus norvegicus 1.jpg|[[rat]] Image:receipt.agr.jpg|[[receipt]] Image:Tolkien ring.jpg|[[ring]] Image:rod.agr.jpg|[[rod]] Image:Roofes.JPG|[[roof]] Image:Pinus silvestris roots001xx.jpg|[[root]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[S]] == <gallery> Image:Zaglowiec1MSlup250.jpg|[[sail]] Image:Hutterer-Crystal Schule2.jpg|[[school]] Image:Scissors.jpg|[[scissors]] Image:screw.agr.jpg|[[screw]] Image:Witlof Cichorium intybus var. foliosum seeds.jpg|[[seed]] Image:Flock_of_sheep.jpg|[[sheep]] Image:shelf.agr.jpg|[[shelf]] Image:DANA 2004 ubt.jpeg|[[ship]] Image:shirt.jpg|[[shirt]] Image:Zapato.jpg|[[shoe]] Image:skin.agr.jpg|[[skin]] Image:MiniSkirt.Dani.jpg|[[skirt]] Image:Snake.usuhs.jpg|[[snake]] Image:Fun socks.png|[[sock]] Image:spade.jpg|[[spade]] Image:sponge.noaa.jpg|[[sponge]] Image:Dessert Spoon.jpg|[[spoon]] Image:Ressort de compression.jpg|[[spring]] Image:Square (shape).png|[[square]] Image:Faroe stamp 011 east coast of vagar 300 oyru.jpg|[[stamp]] Image:Alpheratz.gif|[[star]] Image:Copenhagen H 1.jpg|[[station]] Image:stem.agr.jpg|[[stem]] Image:stick.agr.jpg|[[stick]] Image:stockings.agr.jpg|[[stocking]] Image:stomach.amedd.jpg|[[stomach]] Image:Fortnum&Mason Fruit and Flowers2.jpg|[[store]] Image:street.jpg|[[street]] Image:Sun spot naked eye.jpg|[[sun]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[T]] == <gallery> Image:table_and_chairs.jpg|[[table]] Image:tail.emily.jpg|[[tail]] Image:SpoolsOfThread.jpg|[[thread]] Image:throat.agr.jpg|[[throat]] Image:Hand with thumbs up.jpg|[[thumb]] Image:JRticket.jpg|[[ticket]] Image:Tenen.jpg|[[toe]] Image:tongue.agr.jpg|[[tongue]] Image:ToothSection.jpg|[[tooth]] Image:Werle.gif|[[town]] Image:WCML freight train.jpg|[[train]] Image:tray.agr.jpg|[[tray]] Image:Sequoiadendron giganteum at Kenilworth Castle.jpg|[[tree]] Image:Jeans.jpg|[[trousers]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[U]] == <gallery> Image:umbrella.jpg|[[umbrella]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[W]] == <gallery> Image:Skogskyrkogarden CementeryWall1.jpg|[[wall]] Image:Stopwatch.jpg|[[watch]] Image:Wheel Iran.jpg|[[wheel]] Image:Martinet.jpg|[[whip]] Image:Metal whistle.jpg|[[whistle]] Image:window.jpg|[[window]] Image:Aircraft wing flaps small dsc06830.jpg|[[wing]] Image:wire.agr.jpg|[[wire]] Image:Earth-worm 1.jpg|[[worm]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> {{TOC}} ==Body parts== Here are the names of the body parts of a woman and a man. Not all words are in basic English. [[Image:Human body features.png]] ==See also== *[[Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist]] also known as the BE850 *[[Wiktionary:Basic English ordered wordlist]] *[[Wiktionary:Extended Basic English alphabetical wordlist]] also known as the BE1500 **[[Wiktionary:Basic English international wordlist]] **[[Wiktionary:Basic English compound wordlist]] [[Category:Wordlists]] 6629 2006-05-21T03:15:21Z Cromwellt 61 fixed cat order This is a picture version of the "picturable words" part of the [[Wiktionary:Basic English ordered wordlist|Basic English ordered wordlist]]. __NOTOC__ {{TOC}} == [[A]] == <gallery> Image:Coordonnees polaires plan.png|[[angle]] Image:Fire ants.jpg|[[ant]] Image:Fuji_apple.jpg|[[apple]] Image:Northwestern Arch.jpg|[[arch]] Image:arm.agr.jpg|[[arm]] Image:Army.afnews.jpg|[[army]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[B]] == <gallery> Image:Hutchens-baby.jpg|[[baby]] Image:Brown paper bag.JPG|[[bag]] Image:ball.agr.jpg|[[ball]] Image:Kante berlin05 1.JPG|[[band]] Image:Ceramic planter from the Ming Dynasty.jpg|[[basin]] Image:Baskets four styles.jpg|[[basket]] Image:Bath (washtub).jpg|[[bath]] Image:bed.agr.jpg|[[bed]] Image:bee.cropped.jpg|[[bee]] Image:Dzwon z Jasnej Góry.jpg|[[bell]] Image:StrawberryWatercolor.jpg|[[berry]] Image:Blue Tit aka.jpg|[[bird]] Image:blade.agr.jpg|[[blade]] Image:board.agr.jpg|[[board]] Image:2003 LWGO ubt.JPG|[[boat]] Image:Humerus ant.jpg|[[bone]] Image:Buchmann.jpg|[[book]] Image:boot.agr.jpg|[[boot]] Image:bottle.agr.jpg|[[bottle]] Image:box.agr.jpg|[[box]] Image:Babasteve-three boys.jpg|[[boy]] Image:Human brain NIH.jpg|[[brain]] Image:brake.agr.jpg|[[brake]] Image:branch.agr.jpg|[[branch]] Image:brick.agr.jpg|[[brick]] Image:Tower bridge 01.jpg|[[bridge]] Image:hairbrush.jpg|[[brush]] Image:bucket.agr.jpg|[[bucket]] Image:bulb.jpg|[[bulb]] Image:Buttons.jpg|[[button]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[C]] == <gallery> Image:ACJziegfeld cake.jpg|[[cake]] Image:SLR camera Canon.jpg|[[camera]] Image:birthday-card.jpg|[[card]] Image:Winkelwagen.jpg|[[cart]] Image:Wroclaw rynek kon 2005.jpg|[[carriage]] Image:cat.jpg|[[cat]] Image:chain.agr.jpg|[[chain]] Image:Chair.png|[[chair]] Image:Emmentaler.jpg|[[cheese]] Image:chest.agr.jpg|[[chest]] Image:Stubbly face.jpg|[[chin]] Image:Church nove zvolani 2.jpg|[[church]] Image:Circle - black simple.svg|[[circle]] Image:clock.jpg|[[clock]] Image:Img20050526 0007 at tannheim cumulus.jpg|[[cloud]] Image:Parka1.JPG|[[coat]] Image:collar.agr.jpg|[[collar]] Image:Comb.png|[[comb]] Image:cord.agr.jpg|[[cord]] Image:Black and white cow feeding.jpg|[[cow]] Image:Tasse Kl 99.jpg|[[cup]] Image:curtain.agr.jpg|[[curtain]] Image:cushion.agr.jpg|[[cushion]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[D]] == <gallery> Image:Dog retrieving stick.jpg|[[dog]] Image:GeorgianischeTuer.JPG|[[door]] Image:drain.agr.jpg|[[drain]] Image:drawer.agr.jpg|[[drawer]] Image:Belle robe avec paillettes.jpg|[[dress]] Image:Drop of water 2003 03.jpg|[[drop]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[E]] == <gallery> Image:Ear.jpg|[[ear]] Image:egg.jpg|[[egg]] Image:Mazda_rotary_engine_early.jpg|[[engine]] Image:Eye.jpg|[[eye]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[F]] == <gallery> Image:Sophocles Bust.jpg|[[face]] Image:Farming near Klingerstown, Pennsylvania.jpg|[[farm]] Image:A_single_white_feather_closeup.jpg|[[feather]] Image:finger.agr.jpg|[[finger]] Image:Pieni 2 0143.jpg|[[fish]] Image:Flag of the United Nations.png|[[flag]] Image:floor.agr.jpg|[[floor]] Image:Housefly closeup.jpg|[[fly]] Image:foot-outside.jpg|[[foot]] Image:fork.agr.jpg|[[fork]] Image:Rooster02.jpg|[[fowl]] Image:frame.agr.jpg|[[frame]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[G]] == <gallery> Image:Lightmatter Hsi Lai Temple Arhat Garden.jpg|[[garden]] Image:Anderson Sophie Portrait Of Young Girl.jpg|[[girl]] Image:Disposable nitrile glove.jpg|[[glove]] Image:Billy goat.jpg|[[goat]] Image:Pistol Browning SFS.jpg|[[gun]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[H]] == <gallery> Image:Dreadlock mop.jpg|[[hair]] Image:hammer.jpg|[[hammer]] Image:Hand.jpg|[[hand]] Image:chapeauclaque.jpg|[[hat]] Image:Egypte louvre 284.jpg|[[head]] Image:Heart diastole.png|[[heart]] Image:hook.agr.jpg|[[hook]] Image:trumpet.jpg|[[horn]] Image:Andalusier - Vorführung spanischer Rassen3 best.jpg|[[horse]] Image:Hospital room ubt.jpeg|[[hospital]] Image:Droste Haus.jpg|[[house]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[I]] == <gallery> Image:Summit view.jpg|[[island]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[J]] == <gallery> Image:Brillanten.jpeg|[[jewel]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[K]] == <gallery> Image:kettle.agr.jpg|[[kettle]] Image:key.agr.jpg|[[key]] Image:knee.female.jpg|[[knee]] Image:Paring Knife.jpg|[[knife]] Image:Alpine Butterfly Bend Final.jpg|[[knot]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[L]] == <gallery> Image:Leaf 1 web.jpg|[[leaf]] Image:legs.jpg|[[leg]] Image:Library book shelves.jpg|[[library]] Image:line.agr.jpg|[[line]] Image:lip.agr.jpg|[[lip]] Image:Padlock kłódka ubt.JPG|[[lock]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[M]] == <gallery> Image:Arctic.svg|[[map]] Image:Matches.jpg|[[match]] Image:Olive baboon.jpg|[[monkey]] Image:moon.jpg|[[moon]] Image:Mouth.jpg|[[mouth]] Image:Arm muscles front superficial.png|[[muscle]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[N]] == <gallery> Image:nail.agr.jpg|[[nail]] Image:neck.agr.jpg|[[neck]] Image:Needles (for sewing).jpg|[[needle]] Image:nerve.nida.jpg|[[nerve]] Image:net.gsfc.jpg|[[net]] Image:nose.agr.jpg|[[nose]] Image:Hazelnuts.jpg|[[nut]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[O]] == <gallery> Image:OvalOffice.whitehouse.jpg|[[office]] Image:Ambersweet oranges.jpg|[[orange]] Image:oven.agr.jpg|[[oven]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[P]] == <gallery> Image:parcel.fbi.jpg|[[parcel]] Image:Three-pens-six-nibs.jpg|[[pen]] Image:pencil.jpg|[[pencil]] Image:picture.agr.jpg|[[picture]] Image:Sow with piglet.jpg|[[pig]] Image:pin.agr.jpg|[[pin]] Image:pipe.agr.jpg|[[pipe]] Image:ELAL 747-200 4X-AHQ EPWA 24 08 2004.jpg|[[plane]] Image:Plate by n yfe.jpg|[[plate]] Image:Farmer plowing.jpg|[[plow]] Image:pocket.agr.jpg|[[pocket]] Image:pot.agr.jpg|[[pot]] Image:Potatoes.jpg|[[potato]] Image:SafrikaIMG 8414.JPG|[[prison]] Image:Crude oil pump.jpg|[[pump]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[R]] == <gallery> Image:Geschweisster schienenstoss.jpeg|[[rail]] Image:Rattus norvegicus 1.jpg|[[rat]] Image:receipt.agr.jpg|[[receipt]] Image:Tolkien ring.jpg|[[ring]] Image:rod.agr.jpg|[[rod]] Image:Roofes.JPG|[[roof]] Image:Pinus silvestris roots001xx.jpg|[[root]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[S]] == <gallery> Image:Zaglowiec1MSlup250.jpg|[[sail]] Image:Hutterer-Crystal Schule2.jpg|[[school]] Image:Scissors.jpg|[[scissors]] Image:screw.agr.jpg|[[screw]] Image:Witlof Cichorium intybus var. foliosum seeds.jpg|[[seed]] Image:Flock_of_sheep.jpg|[[sheep]] Image:shelf.agr.jpg|[[shelf]] Image:DANA 2004 ubt.jpeg|[[ship]] Image:shirt.jpg|[[shirt]] Image:Zapato.jpg|[[shoe]] Image:skin.agr.jpg|[[skin]] Image:MiniSkirt.Dani.jpg|[[skirt]] Image:Snake.usuhs.jpg|[[snake]] Image:Fun socks.png|[[sock]] Image:spade.jpg|[[spade]] Image:sponge.noaa.jpg|[[sponge]] Image:Dessert Spoon.jpg|[[spoon]] Image:Ressort de compression.jpg|[[spring]] Image:Square (shape).png|[[square]] Image:Faroe stamp 011 east coast of vagar 300 oyru.jpg|[[stamp]] Image:Alpheratz.gif|[[star]] Image:Copenhagen H 1.jpg|[[station]] Image:stem.agr.jpg|[[stem]] Image:stick.agr.jpg|[[stick]] Image:stockings.agr.jpg|[[stocking]] Image:stomach.amedd.jpg|[[stomach]] Image:Fortnum&Mason Fruit and Flowers2.jpg|[[store]] Image:street.jpg|[[street]] Image:Sun spot naked eye.jpg|[[sun]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[T]] == <gallery> Image:table_and_chairs.jpg|[[table]] Image:tail.emily.jpg|[[tail]] Image:SpoolsOfThread.jpg|[[thread]] Image:throat.agr.jpg|[[throat]] Image:Hand with thumbs up.jpg|[[thumb]] Image:JRticket.jpg|[[ticket]] Image:Tenen.jpg|[[toe]] Image:tongue.agr.jpg|[[tongue]] Image:ToothSection.jpg|[[tooth]] Image:Werle.gif|[[town]] Image:WCML freight train.jpg|[[train]] Image:tray.agr.jpg|[[tray]] Image:Sequoiadendron giganteum at Kenilworth Castle.jpg|[[tree]] Image:Jeans.jpg|[[trousers]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[U]] == <gallery> Image:umbrella.jpg|[[umbrella]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[W]] == <gallery> Image:Skogskyrkogarden CementeryWall1.jpg|[[wall]] Image:Stopwatch.jpg|[[watch]] Image:Wheel Iran.jpg|[[wheel]] Image:Martinet.jpg|[[whip]] Image:Metal whistle.jpg|[[whistle]] Image:window.jpg|[[window]] Image:Aircraft wing flaps small dsc06830.jpg|[[wing]] Image:wire.agr.jpg|[[wire]] Image:Earth-worm 1.jpg|[[worm]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> {{TOC}} ==Body parts== Here are the names of the body parts of a woman and a man. Not all words are in basic English. [[Image:Human body features.png]] ==See also== *[[Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist]] also known as the BE850 *[[Wiktionary:Basic English ordered wordlist]] *[[Wiktionary:Extended Basic English alphabetical wordlist]] also known as the BE1500 **[[Wiktionary:Basic English international wordlist]] **[[Wiktionary:Basic English compound wordlist]] [[Category:Wordlists|B]] 6635 2006-05-21T03:18:57Z Cromwellt 61 fixed cat order This is a picture version of the "picturable words" part of the [[Wiktionary:Basic English ordered wordlist|Basic English ordered wordlist]]. __NOTOC__ {{TOC}} == [[A]] == <gallery> Image:Coordonnees polaires plan.png|[[angle]] Image:Fire ants.jpg|[[ant]] Image:Fuji_apple.jpg|[[apple]] Image:Northwestern Arch.jpg|[[arch]] Image:arm.agr.jpg|[[arm]] Image:Army.afnews.jpg|[[army]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[B]] == <gallery> Image:Hutchens-baby.jpg|[[baby]] Image:Brown paper bag.JPG|[[bag]] Image:ball.agr.jpg|[[ball]] Image:Kante berlin05 1.JPG|[[band]] Image:Ceramic planter from the Ming Dynasty.jpg|[[basin]] Image:Baskets four styles.jpg|[[basket]] Image:Bath (washtub).jpg|[[bath]] Image:bed.agr.jpg|[[bed]] Image:bee.cropped.jpg|[[bee]] Image:Dzwon z Jasnej Góry.jpg|[[bell]] Image:StrawberryWatercolor.jpg|[[berry]] Image:Blue Tit aka.jpg|[[bird]] Image:blade.agr.jpg|[[blade]] Image:board.agr.jpg|[[board]] Image:2003 LWGO ubt.JPG|[[boat]] Image:Humerus ant.jpg|[[bone]] Image:Buchmann.jpg|[[book]] Image:boot.agr.jpg|[[boot]] Image:bottle.agr.jpg|[[bottle]] Image:box.agr.jpg|[[box]] Image:Babasteve-three boys.jpg|[[boy]] Image:Human brain NIH.jpg|[[brain]] Image:brake.agr.jpg|[[brake]] Image:branch.agr.jpg|[[branch]] Image:brick.agr.jpg|[[brick]] Image:Tower bridge 01.jpg|[[bridge]] Image:hairbrush.jpg|[[brush]] Image:bucket.agr.jpg|[[bucket]] Image:bulb.jpg|[[bulb]] Image:Buttons.jpg|[[button]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[C]] == <gallery> Image:ACJziegfeld cake.jpg|[[cake]] Image:SLR camera Canon.jpg|[[camera]] Image:birthday-card.jpg|[[card]] Image:Winkelwagen.jpg|[[cart]] Image:Wroclaw rynek kon 2005.jpg|[[carriage]] Image:cat.jpg|[[cat]] Image:chain.agr.jpg|[[chain]] Image:Chair.png|[[chair]] Image:Emmentaler.jpg|[[cheese]] Image:chest.agr.jpg|[[chest]] Image:Stubbly face.jpg|[[chin]] Image:Church nove zvolani 2.jpg|[[church]] Image:Circle - black simple.svg|[[circle]] Image:clock.jpg|[[clock]] Image:Img20050526 0007 at tannheim cumulus.jpg|[[cloud]] Image:Parka1.JPG|[[coat]] Image:collar.agr.jpg|[[collar]] Image:Comb.png|[[comb]] Image:cord.agr.jpg|[[cord]] Image:Black and white cow feeding.jpg|[[cow]] Image:Tasse Kl 99.jpg|[[cup]] Image:curtain.agr.jpg|[[curtain]] Image:cushion.agr.jpg|[[cushion]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[D]] == <gallery> Image:Dog retrieving stick.jpg|[[dog]] Image:GeorgianischeTuer.JPG|[[door]] Image:drain.agr.jpg|[[drain]] Image:drawer.agr.jpg|[[drawer]] Image:Belle robe avec paillettes.jpg|[[dress]] Image:Drop of water 2003 03.jpg|[[drop]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[E]] == <gallery> Image:Ear.jpg|[[ear]] Image:egg.jpg|[[egg]] Image:Mazda_rotary_engine_early.jpg|[[engine]] Image:Eye.jpg|[[eye]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[F]] == <gallery> Image:Sophocles Bust.jpg|[[face]] Image:Farming near Klingerstown, Pennsylvania.jpg|[[farm]] Image:A_single_white_feather_closeup.jpg|[[feather]] Image:finger.agr.jpg|[[finger]] Image:Pieni 2 0143.jpg|[[fish]] Image:Flag of the United Nations.png|[[flag]] Image:floor.agr.jpg|[[floor]] Image:Housefly closeup.jpg|[[fly]] Image:foot-outside.jpg|[[foot]] Image:fork.agr.jpg|[[fork]] Image:Rooster02.jpg|[[fowl]] Image:frame.agr.jpg|[[frame]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[G]] == <gallery> Image:Lightmatter Hsi Lai Temple Arhat Garden.jpg|[[garden]] Image:Anderson Sophie Portrait Of Young Girl.jpg|[[girl]] Image:Disposable nitrile glove.jpg|[[glove]] Image:Billy goat.jpg|[[goat]] Image:Pistol Browning SFS.jpg|[[gun]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[H]] == <gallery> Image:Dreadlock mop.jpg|[[hair]] Image:hammer.jpg|[[hammer]] Image:Hand.jpg|[[hand]] Image:chapeauclaque.jpg|[[hat]] Image:Egypte louvre 284.jpg|[[head]] Image:Heart diastole.png|[[heart]] Image:hook.agr.jpg|[[hook]] Image:trumpet.jpg|[[horn]] Image:Andalusier - Vorführung spanischer Rassen3 best.jpg|[[horse]] Image:Hospital room ubt.jpeg|[[hospital]] Image:Droste Haus.jpg|[[house]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[I]] == <gallery> Image:Summit view.jpg|[[island]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[J]] == <gallery> Image:Brillanten.jpeg|[[jewel]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[K]] == <gallery> Image:kettle.agr.jpg|[[kettle]] Image:key.agr.jpg|[[key]] Image:knee.female.jpg|[[knee]] Image:Paring Knife.jpg|[[knife]] Image:Alpine Butterfly Bend Final.jpg|[[knot]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[L]] == <gallery> Image:Leaf 1 web.jpg|[[leaf]] Image:legs.jpg|[[leg]] Image:Library book shelves.jpg|[[library]] Image:line.agr.jpg|[[line]] Image:lip.agr.jpg|[[lip]] Image:Padlock kłódka ubt.JPG|[[lock]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[M]] == <gallery> Image:Arctic.svg|[[map]] Image:Matches.jpg|[[match]] Image:Olive baboon.jpg|[[monkey]] Image:moon.jpg|[[moon]] Image:Mouth.jpg|[[mouth]] Image:Arm muscles front superficial.png|[[muscle]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[N]] == <gallery> Image:nail.agr.jpg|[[nail]] Image:neck.agr.jpg|[[neck]] Image:Needles (for sewing).jpg|[[needle]] Image:nerve.nida.jpg|[[nerve]] Image:net.gsfc.jpg|[[net]] Image:nose.agr.jpg|[[nose]] Image:Hazelnuts.jpg|[[nut]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[O]] == <gallery> Image:OvalOffice.whitehouse.jpg|[[office]] Image:Ambersweet oranges.jpg|[[orange]] Image:oven.agr.jpg|[[oven]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[P]] == <gallery> Image:parcel.fbi.jpg|[[parcel]] Image:Three-pens-six-nibs.jpg|[[pen]] Image:pencil.jpg|[[pencil]] Image:picture.agr.jpg|[[picture]] Image:Sow with piglet.jpg|[[pig]] Image:pin.agr.jpg|[[pin]] Image:pipe.agr.jpg|[[pipe]] Image:ELAL 747-200 4X-AHQ EPWA 24 08 2004.jpg|[[plane]] Image:Plate by n yfe.jpg|[[plate]] Image:Farmer plowing.jpg|[[plow]] Image:pocket.agr.jpg|[[pocket]] Image:pot.agr.jpg|[[pot]] Image:Potatoes.jpg|[[potato]] Image:SafrikaIMG 8414.JPG|[[prison]] Image:Crude oil pump.jpg|[[pump]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[R]] == <gallery> Image:Geschweisster schienenstoss.jpeg|[[rail]] Image:Rattus norvegicus 1.jpg|[[rat]] Image:receipt.agr.jpg|[[receipt]] Image:Tolkien ring.jpg|[[ring]] Image:rod.agr.jpg|[[rod]] Image:Roofes.JPG|[[roof]] Image:Pinus silvestris roots001xx.jpg|[[root]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[S]] == <gallery> Image:Zaglowiec1MSlup250.jpg|[[sail]] Image:Hutterer-Crystal Schule2.jpg|[[school]] Image:Scissors.jpg|[[scissors]] Image:screw.agr.jpg|[[screw]] Image:Witlof Cichorium intybus var. foliosum seeds.jpg|[[seed]] Image:Flock_of_sheep.jpg|[[sheep]] Image:shelf.agr.jpg|[[shelf]] Image:DANA 2004 ubt.jpeg|[[ship]] Image:shirt.jpg|[[shirt]] Image:Zapato.jpg|[[shoe]] Image:skin.agr.jpg|[[skin]] Image:MiniSkirt.Dani.jpg|[[skirt]] Image:Snake.usuhs.jpg|[[snake]] Image:Fun socks.png|[[sock]] Image:spade.jpg|[[spade]] Image:sponge.noaa.jpg|[[sponge]] Image:Dessert Spoon.jpg|[[spoon]] Image:Ressort de compression.jpg|[[spring]] Image:Square (shape).png|[[square]] Image:Faroe stamp 011 east coast of vagar 300 oyru.jpg|[[stamp]] Image:Alpheratz.gif|[[star]] Image:Copenhagen H 1.jpg|[[station]] Image:stem.agr.jpg|[[stem]] Image:stick.agr.jpg|[[stick]] Image:stockings.agr.jpg|[[stocking]] Image:stomach.amedd.jpg|[[stomach]] Image:Fortnum&Mason Fruit and Flowers2.jpg|[[store]] Image:street.jpg|[[street]] Image:Sun spot naked eye.jpg|[[sun]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[T]] == <gallery> Image:table_and_chairs.jpg|[[table]] Image:tail.emily.jpg|[[tail]] Image:SpoolsOfThread.jpg|[[thread]] Image:throat.agr.jpg|[[throat]] Image:Hand with thumbs up.jpg|[[thumb]] Image:JRticket.jpg|[[ticket]] Image:Tenen.jpg|[[toe]] Image:tongue.agr.jpg|[[tongue]] Image:ToothSection.jpg|[[tooth]] Image:Werle.gif|[[town]] Image:WCML freight train.jpg|[[train]] Image:tray.agr.jpg|[[tray]] Image:Sequoiadendron giganteum at Kenilworth Castle.jpg|[[tree]] Image:Jeans.jpg|[[trousers]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[U]] == <gallery> Image:umbrella.jpg|[[umbrella]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[W]] == <gallery> Image:Skogskyrkogarden CementeryWall1.jpg|[[wall]] Image:Stopwatch.jpg|[[watch]] Image:Wheel Iran.jpg|[[wheel]] Image:Martinet.jpg|[[whip]] Image:Metal whistle.jpg|[[whistle]] Image:window.jpg|[[window]] Image:Aircraft wing flaps small dsc06830.jpg|[[wing]] Image:wire.agr.jpg|[[wire]] Image:Earth-worm 1.jpg|[[worm]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> {{TOC}} ==Body parts== Here are the names of the body parts of a woman and a man. Not all words are in basic English. [[Image:Human body features.png]] ==See also== *[[Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist]] also known as the BE850 *[[Wiktionary:Basic English ordered wordlist]] *[[Wiktionary:Extended Basic English alphabetical wordlist]] also known as the BE1500 **[[Wiktionary:Basic English international wordlist]] **[[Wiktionary:Basic English compound wordlist]] [[Category:Wordlists|BE850]] 6690 2006-05-25T20:43:49Z 84.189.232.201 /* [[F]] */ This is a picture version of the "picturable words" part of the [[Wiktionary:Basic English ordered wordlist|Basic English ordered wordlist]]. __NOTOC__ {{TOC}} == [[A]] == <gallery> Image:Coordonnees polaires plan.png|[[angle]] Image:Fire ants.jpg|[[ant]] Image:Fuji_apple.jpg|[[apple]] Image:Northwestern Arch.jpg|[[arch]] Image:arm.agr.jpg|[[arm]] Image:Army.afnews.jpg|[[army]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[B]] == <gallery> Image:Hutchens-baby.jpg|[[baby]] Image:Brown paper bag.JPG|[[bag]] Image:ball.agr.jpg|[[ball]] Image:Kante berlin05 1.JPG|[[band]] Image:Ceramic planter from the Ming Dynasty.jpg|[[basin]] Image:Baskets four styles.jpg|[[basket]] Image:Bath (washtub).jpg|[[bath]] Image:bed.agr.jpg|[[bed]] Image:bee.cropped.jpg|[[bee]] Image:Dzwon z Jasnej Góry.jpg|[[bell]] Image:StrawberryWatercolor.jpg|[[berry]] Image:Blue Tit aka.jpg|[[bird]] Image:blade.agr.jpg|[[blade]] Image:board.agr.jpg|[[board]] Image:2003 LWGO ubt.JPG|[[boat]] Image:Humerus ant.jpg|[[bone]] Image:Buchmann.jpg|[[book]] Image:boot.agr.jpg|[[boot]] Image:bottle.agr.jpg|[[bottle]] Image:box.agr.jpg|[[box]] Image:Babasteve-three boys.jpg|[[boy]] Image:Human brain NIH.jpg|[[brain]] Image:brake.agr.jpg|[[brake]] Image:branch.agr.jpg|[[branch]] Image:brick.agr.jpg|[[brick]] Image:Tower bridge 01.jpg|[[bridge]] Image:hairbrush.jpg|[[brush]] Image:bucket.agr.jpg|[[bucket]] Image:bulb.jpg|[[bulb]] Image:Buttons.jpg|[[button]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[C]] == <gallery> Image:ACJziegfeld cake.jpg|[[cake]] Image:SLR camera Canon.jpg|[[camera]] Image:birthday-card.jpg|[[card]] Image:Winkelwagen.jpg|[[cart]] Image:Wroclaw rynek kon 2005.jpg|[[carriage]] Image:cat.jpg|[[cat]] Image:chain.agr.jpg|[[chain]] Image:Chair.png|[[chair]] Image:Emmentaler.jpg|[[cheese]] Image:chest.agr.jpg|[[chest]] Image:Stubbly face.jpg|[[chin]] Image:Church nove zvolani 2.jpg|[[church]] Image:Circle - black simple.svg|[[circle]] Image:clock.jpg|[[clock]] Image:Img20050526 0007 at tannheim cumulus.jpg|[[cloud]] Image:Parka1.JPG|[[coat]] Image:collar.agr.jpg|[[collar]] Image:Comb.png|[[comb]] Image:cord.agr.jpg|[[cord]] Image:Black and white cow feeding.jpg|[[cow]] Image:Tasse Kl 99.jpg|[[cup]] Image:curtain.agr.jpg|[[curtain]] Image:cushion.agr.jpg|[[cushion]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[D]] == <gallery> Image:Dog retrieving stick.jpg|[[dog]] Image:GeorgianischeTuer.JPG|[[door]] Image:drain.agr.jpg|[[drain]] Image:drawer.agr.jpg|[[drawer]] Image:Belle robe avec paillettes.jpg|[[dress]] Image:Drop of water 2003 03.jpg|[[drop]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[E]] == <gallery> Image:Ear.jpg|[[ear]] Image:egg.jpg|[[egg]] Image:Mazda_rotary_engine_early.jpg|[[engine]] Image:Eye.jpg|[[eye]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[F]] == <gallery> Image:Sophocles Bust.jpg|[[face]] Image:Farming near Klingerstown, Pennsylvania.jpg|[[farm]] Image:A_single_white_feather_closeup.jpg|[[feather]] Image:finger.agr.jpg|[[finger]] Image:Pieni 2 0143.jpg|[[fish]] Image:Flag of the United Nations.svg|[[flag]] Image:floor.agr.jpg|[[floor]] Image:Housefly closeup.jpg|[[fly]] Image:foot-outside.jpg|[[foot]] Image:fork.agr.jpg|[[fork]] Image:Rooster02.jpg|[[fowl]] Image:frame.agr.jpg|[[frame]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[G]] == <gallery> Image:Lightmatter Hsi Lai Temple Arhat Garden.jpg|[[garden]] Image:Anderson Sophie Portrait Of Young Girl.jpg|[[girl]] Image:Disposable nitrile glove.jpg|[[glove]] Image:Billy goat.jpg|[[goat]] Image:Pistol Browning SFS.jpg|[[gun]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[H]] == <gallery> Image:Dreadlock mop.jpg|[[hair]] Image:hammer.jpg|[[hammer]] Image:Hand.jpg|[[hand]] Image:chapeauclaque.jpg|[[hat]] Image:Egypte louvre 284.jpg|[[head]] Image:Heart diastole.png|[[heart]] Image:hook.agr.jpg|[[hook]] Image:trumpet.jpg|[[horn]] Image:Andalusier - Vorführung spanischer Rassen3 best.jpg|[[horse]] Image:Hospital room ubt.jpeg|[[hospital]] Image:Droste Haus.jpg|[[house]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[I]] == <gallery> Image:Summit view.jpg|[[island]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[J]] == <gallery> Image:Brillanten.jpeg|[[jewel]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[K]] == <gallery> Image:kettle.agr.jpg|[[kettle]] Image:key.agr.jpg|[[key]] Image:knee.female.jpg|[[knee]] Image:Paring Knife.jpg|[[knife]] Image:Alpine Butterfly Bend Final.jpg|[[knot]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[L]] == <gallery> Image:Leaf 1 web.jpg|[[leaf]] Image:legs.jpg|[[leg]] Image:Library book shelves.jpg|[[library]] Image:line.agr.jpg|[[line]] Image:lip.agr.jpg|[[lip]] Image:Padlock kłódka ubt.JPG|[[lock]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[M]] == <gallery> Image:Arctic.svg|[[map]] Image:Matches.jpg|[[match]] Image:Olive baboon.jpg|[[monkey]] Image:moon.jpg|[[moon]] Image:Mouth.jpg|[[mouth]] Image:Arm muscles front superficial.png|[[muscle]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[N]] == <gallery> Image:nail.agr.jpg|[[nail]] Image:neck.agr.jpg|[[neck]] Image:Needles (for sewing).jpg|[[needle]] Image:nerve.nida.jpg|[[nerve]] Image:net.gsfc.jpg|[[net]] Image:nose.agr.jpg|[[nose]] Image:Hazelnuts.jpg|[[nut]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[O]] == <gallery> Image:OvalOffice.whitehouse.jpg|[[office]] Image:Ambersweet oranges.jpg|[[orange]] Image:oven.agr.jpg|[[oven]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[P]] == <gallery> Image:parcel.fbi.jpg|[[parcel]] Image:Three-pens-six-nibs.jpg|[[pen]] Image:pencil.jpg|[[pencil]] Image:picture.agr.jpg|[[picture]] Image:Sow with piglet.jpg|[[pig]] Image:pin.agr.jpg|[[pin]] Image:pipe.agr.jpg|[[pipe]] Image:ELAL 747-200 4X-AHQ EPWA 24 08 2004.jpg|[[plane]] Image:Plate by n yfe.jpg|[[plate]] Image:Farmer plowing.jpg|[[plow]] Image:pocket.agr.jpg|[[pocket]] Image:pot.agr.jpg|[[pot]] Image:Potatoes.jpg|[[potato]] Image:SafrikaIMG 8414.JPG|[[prison]] Image:Crude oil pump.jpg|[[pump]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[R]] == <gallery> Image:Geschweisster schienenstoss.jpeg|[[rail]] Image:Rattus norvegicus 1.jpg|[[rat]] Image:receipt.agr.jpg|[[receipt]] Image:Tolkien ring.jpg|[[ring]] Image:rod.agr.jpg|[[rod]] Image:Roofes.JPG|[[roof]] Image:Pinus silvestris roots001xx.jpg|[[root]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[S]] == <gallery> Image:Zaglowiec1MSlup250.jpg|[[sail]] Image:Hutterer-Crystal Schule2.jpg|[[school]] Image:Scissors.jpg|[[scissors]] Image:screw.agr.jpg|[[screw]] Image:Witlof Cichorium intybus var. foliosum seeds.jpg|[[seed]] Image:Flock_of_sheep.jpg|[[sheep]] Image:shelf.agr.jpg|[[shelf]] Image:DANA 2004 ubt.jpeg|[[ship]] Image:shirt.jpg|[[shirt]] Image:Zapato.jpg|[[shoe]] Image:skin.agr.jpg|[[skin]] Image:MiniSkirt.Dani.jpg|[[skirt]] Image:Snake.usuhs.jpg|[[snake]] Image:Fun socks.png|[[sock]] Image:spade.jpg|[[spade]] Image:sponge.noaa.jpg|[[sponge]] Image:Dessert Spoon.jpg|[[spoon]] Image:Ressort de compression.jpg|[[spring]] Image:Square (shape).png|[[square]] Image:Faroe stamp 011 east coast of vagar 300 oyru.jpg|[[stamp]] Image:Alpheratz.gif|[[star]] Image:Copenhagen H 1.jpg|[[station]] Image:stem.agr.jpg|[[stem]] Image:stick.agr.jpg|[[stick]] Image:stockings.agr.jpg|[[stocking]] Image:stomach.amedd.jpg|[[stomach]] Image:Fortnum&Mason Fruit and Flowers2.jpg|[[store]] Image:street.jpg|[[street]] Image:Sun spot naked eye.jpg|[[sun]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[T]] == <gallery> Image:table_and_chairs.jpg|[[table]] Image:tail.emily.jpg|[[tail]] Image:SpoolsOfThread.jpg|[[thread]] Image:throat.agr.jpg|[[throat]] Image:Hand with thumbs up.jpg|[[thumb]] Image:JRticket.jpg|[[ticket]] Image:Tenen.jpg|[[toe]] Image:tongue.agr.jpg|[[tongue]] Image:ToothSection.jpg|[[tooth]] Image:Werle.gif|[[town]] Image:WCML freight train.jpg|[[train]] Image:tray.agr.jpg|[[tray]] Image:Sequoiadendron giganteum at Kenilworth Castle.jpg|[[tree]] Image:Jeans.jpg|[[trousers]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[U]] == <gallery> Image:umbrella.jpg|[[umbrella]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[W]] == <gallery> Image:Skogskyrkogarden CementeryWall1.jpg|[[wall]] Image:Stopwatch.jpg|[[watch]] Image:Wheel Iran.jpg|[[wheel]] Image:Martinet.jpg|[[whip]] Image:Metal whistle.jpg|[[whistle]] Image:window.jpg|[[window]] Image:Aircraft wing flaps small dsc06830.jpg|[[wing]] Image:wire.agr.jpg|[[wire]] Image:Earth-worm 1.jpg|[[worm]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> {{TOC}} ==Body parts== Here are the names of the body parts of a woman and a man. Not all words are in basic English. [[Image:Human body features.png]] ==See also== *[[Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist]] also known as the BE850 *[[Wiktionary:Basic English ordered wordlist]] *[[Wiktionary:Extended Basic English alphabetical wordlist]] also known as the BE1500 **[[Wiktionary:Basic English international wordlist]] **[[Wiktionary:Basic English compound wordlist]] [[Category:Wordlists|BE850]] 7120 2006-07-08T10:14:58Z 84.155.110.150 /* [[B]] */ picture was deleted on commons This is a picture version of the "picturable words" part of the [[Wiktionary:Basic English ordered wordlist|Basic English ordered wordlist]]. __NOTOC__ {{TOC}} == [[A]] == <gallery> Image:Coordonnees polaires plan.png|[[angle]] Image:Fire ants.jpg|[[ant]] Image:Fuji_apple.jpg|[[apple]] Image:Northwestern Arch.jpg|[[arch]] Image:arm.agr.jpg|[[arm]] Image:Army.afnews.jpg|[[army]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[B]] == <gallery> Image:Hutchens-baby.jpg|[[baby]] Image:ball.agr.jpg|[[ball]] Image:Kante berlin05 1.JPG|[[band]] Image:Ceramic planter from the Ming Dynasty.jpg|[[basin]] Image:Baskets four styles.jpg|[[basket]] Image:Bath (washtub).jpg|[[bath]] Image:bed.agr.jpg|[[bed]] Image:bee.cropped.jpg|[[bee]] Image:Dzwon z Jasnej Góry.jpg|[[bell]] Image:StrawberryWatercolor.jpg|[[berry]] Image:Blue Tit aka.jpg|[[bird]] Image:blade.agr.jpg|[[blade]] Image:board.agr.jpg|[[board]] Image:2003 LWGO ubt.JPG|[[boat]] Image:Humerus ant.jpg|[[bone]] Image:Buchmann.jpg|[[book]] Image:boot.agr.jpg|[[boot]] Image:bottle.agr.jpg|[[bottle]] Image:box.agr.jpg|[[box]] Image:Babasteve-three boys.jpg|[[boy]] Image:Human brain NIH.jpg|[[brain]] Image:brake.agr.jpg|[[brake]] Image:branch.agr.jpg|[[branch]] Image:brick.agr.jpg|[[brick]] Image:Tower bridge 01.jpg|[[bridge]] Image:hairbrush.jpg|[[brush]] Image:bucket.agr.jpg|[[bucket]] Image:bulb.jpg|[[bulb]] Image:Buttons.jpg|[[button]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[C]] == <gallery> Image:ACJziegfeld cake.jpg|[[cake]] Image:SLR camera Canon.jpg|[[camera]] Image:birthday-card.jpg|[[card]] Image:Winkelwagen.jpg|[[cart]] Image:Wroclaw rynek kon 2005.jpg|[[carriage]] Image:cat.jpg|[[cat]] Image:chain.agr.jpg|[[chain]] Image:Chair.png|[[chair]] Image:Emmentaler.jpg|[[cheese]] Image:chest.agr.jpg|[[chest]] Image:Stubbly face.jpg|[[chin]] Image:Church nove zvolani 2.jpg|[[church]] Image:Circle - black simple.svg|[[circle]] Image:clock.jpg|[[clock]] Image:Img20050526 0007 at tannheim cumulus.jpg|[[cloud]] Image:Parka1.JPG|[[coat]] Image:collar.agr.jpg|[[collar]] Image:Comb.png|[[comb]] Image:cord.agr.jpg|[[cord]] Image:Black and white cow feeding.jpg|[[cow]] Image:Tasse Kl 99.jpg|[[cup]] Image:curtain.agr.jpg|[[curtain]] Image:cushion.agr.jpg|[[cushion]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[D]] == <gallery> Image:Dog retrieving stick.jpg|[[dog]] Image:GeorgianischeTuer.JPG|[[door]] Image:drain.agr.jpg|[[drain]] Image:drawer.agr.jpg|[[drawer]] Image:Belle robe avec paillettes.jpg|[[dress]] Image:Drop of water 2003 03.jpg|[[drop]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[E]] == <gallery> Image:Ear.jpg|[[ear]] Image:egg.jpg|[[egg]] Image:Mazda_rotary_engine_early.jpg|[[engine]] Image:Eye.jpg|[[eye]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[F]] == <gallery> Image:Sophocles Bust.jpg|[[face]] Image:Farming near Klingerstown, Pennsylvania.jpg|[[farm]] Image:A_single_white_feather_closeup.jpg|[[feather]] Image:finger.agr.jpg|[[finger]] Image:Pieni 2 0143.jpg|[[fish]] Image:Flag of the United Nations.svg|[[flag]] Image:floor.agr.jpg|[[floor]] Image:Housefly closeup.jpg|[[fly]] Image:foot-outside.jpg|[[foot]] Image:fork.agr.jpg|[[fork]] Image:Rooster02.jpg|[[fowl]] Image:frame.agr.jpg|[[frame]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[G]] == <gallery> Image:Lightmatter Hsi Lai Temple Arhat Garden.jpg|[[garden]] Image:Anderson Sophie Portrait Of Young Girl.jpg|[[girl]] Image:Disposable nitrile glove.jpg|[[glove]] Image:Billy goat.jpg|[[goat]] Image:Pistol Browning SFS.jpg|[[gun]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[H]] == <gallery> Image:Dreadlock mop.jpg|[[hair]] Image:hammer.jpg|[[hammer]] Image:Hand.jpg|[[hand]] Image:chapeauclaque.jpg|[[hat]] Image:Egypte louvre 284.jpg|[[head]] Image:Heart diastole.png|[[heart]] Image:hook.agr.jpg|[[hook]] Image:trumpet.jpg|[[horn]] Image:Andalusier - Vorführung spanischer Rassen3 best.jpg|[[horse]] Image:Hospital room ubt.jpeg|[[hospital]] Image:Droste Haus.jpg|[[house]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[I]] == <gallery> Image:Summit view.jpg|[[island]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[J]] == <gallery> Image:Brillanten.jpeg|[[jewel]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[K]] == <gallery> Image:kettle.agr.jpg|[[kettle]] Image:key.agr.jpg|[[key]] Image:knee.female.jpg|[[knee]] Image:Paring Knife.jpg|[[knife]] Image:Alpine Butterfly Bend Final.jpg|[[knot]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[L]] == <gallery> Image:Leaf 1 web.jpg|[[leaf]] Image:legs.jpg|[[leg]] Image:Library book shelves.jpg|[[library]] Image:line.agr.jpg|[[line]] Image:lip.agr.jpg|[[lip]] Image:Padlock kłódka ubt.JPG|[[lock]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[M]] == <gallery> Image:Arctic.svg|[[map]] Image:Matches.jpg|[[match]] Image:Olive baboon.jpg|[[monkey]] Image:moon.jpg|[[moon]] Image:Mouth.jpg|[[mouth]] Image:Arm muscles front superficial.png|[[muscle]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[N]] == <gallery> Image:nail.agr.jpg|[[nail]] Image:neck.agr.jpg|[[neck]] Image:Needles (for sewing).jpg|[[needle]] Image:nerve.nida.jpg|[[nerve]] Image:net.gsfc.jpg|[[net]] Image:nose.agr.jpg|[[nose]] Image:Hazelnuts.jpg|[[nut]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[O]] == <gallery> Image:OvalOffice.whitehouse.jpg|[[office]] Image:Ambersweet oranges.jpg|[[orange]] Image:oven.agr.jpg|[[oven]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[P]] == <gallery> Image:parcel.fbi.jpg|[[parcel]] Image:Three-pens-six-nibs.jpg|[[pen]] Image:pencil.jpg|[[pencil]] Image:picture.agr.jpg|[[picture]] Image:Sow with piglet.jpg|[[pig]] Image:pin.agr.jpg|[[pin]] Image:pipe.agr.jpg|[[pipe]] Image:ELAL 747-200 4X-AHQ EPWA 24 08 2004.jpg|[[plane]] Image:Plate by n yfe.jpg|[[plate]] Image:Farmer plowing.jpg|[[plow]] Image:pocket.agr.jpg|[[pocket]] Image:pot.agr.jpg|[[pot]] Image:Potatoes.jpg|[[potato]] Image:SafrikaIMG 8414.JPG|[[prison]] Image:Crude oil pump.jpg|[[pump]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[R]] == <gallery> Image:Geschweisster schienenstoss.jpeg|[[rail]] Image:Rattus norvegicus 1.jpg|[[rat]] Image:receipt.agr.jpg|[[receipt]] Image:Tolkien ring.jpg|[[ring]] Image:rod.agr.jpg|[[rod]] Image:Roofes.JPG|[[roof]] Image:Pinus silvestris roots001xx.jpg|[[root]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[S]] == <gallery> Image:Zaglowiec1MSlup250.jpg|[[sail]] Image:Hutterer-Crystal Schule2.jpg|[[school]] Image:Scissors.jpg|[[scissors]] Image:screw.agr.jpg|[[screw]] Image:Witlof Cichorium intybus var. foliosum seeds.jpg|[[seed]] Image:Flock_of_sheep.jpg|[[sheep]] Image:shelf.agr.jpg|[[shelf]] Image:DANA 2004 ubt.jpeg|[[ship]] Image:shirt.jpg|[[shirt]] Image:Zapato.jpg|[[shoe]] Image:skin.agr.jpg|[[skin]] Image:MiniSkirt.Dani.jpg|[[skirt]] Image:Snake.usuhs.jpg|[[snake]] Image:Fun socks.png|[[sock]] Image:spade.jpg|[[spade]] Image:sponge.noaa.jpg|[[sponge]] Image:Dessert Spoon.jpg|[[spoon]] Image:Ressort de compression.jpg|[[spring]] Image:Square (shape).png|[[square]] Image:Faroe stamp 011 east coast of vagar 300 oyru.jpg|[[stamp]] Image:Alpheratz.gif|[[star]] Image:Copenhagen H 1.jpg|[[station]] Image:stem.agr.jpg|[[stem]] Image:stick.agr.jpg|[[stick]] Image:stockings.agr.jpg|[[stocking]] Image:stomach.amedd.jpg|[[stomach]] Image:Fortnum&Mason Fruit and Flowers2.jpg|[[store]] Image:street.jpg|[[street]] Image:Sun spot naked eye.jpg|[[sun]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[T]] == <gallery> Image:table_and_chairs.jpg|[[table]] Image:tail.emily.jpg|[[tail]] Image:SpoolsOfThread.jpg|[[thread]] Image:throat.agr.jpg|[[throat]] Image:Hand with thumbs up.jpg|[[thumb]] Image:JRticket.jpg|[[ticket]] Image:Tenen.jpg|[[toe]] Image:tongue.agr.jpg|[[tongue]] Image:ToothSection.jpg|[[tooth]] Image:Werle.gif|[[town]] Image:WCML freight train.jpg|[[train]] Image:tray.agr.jpg|[[tray]] Image:Sequoiadendron giganteum at Kenilworth Castle.jpg|[[tree]] Image:Jeans.jpg|[[trousers]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[U]] == <gallery> Image:umbrella.jpg|[[umbrella]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[W]] == <gallery> Image:Skogskyrkogarden CementeryWall1.jpg|[[wall]] Image:Stopwatch.jpg|[[watch]] Image:Wheel Iran.jpg|[[wheel]] Image:Martinet.jpg|[[whip]] Image:Metal whistle.jpg|[[whistle]] Image:window.jpg|[[window]] Image:Aircraft wing flaps small dsc06830.jpg|[[wing]] Image:wire.agr.jpg|[[wire]] Image:Earth-worm 1.jpg|[[worm]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> {{TOC}} ==Body parts== Here are the names of the body parts of a woman and a man. Not all words are in basic English. [[Image:Human body features.png]] ==See also== *[[Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist]] also known as the BE850 *[[Wiktionary:Basic English ordered wordlist]] *[[Wiktionary:Extended Basic English alphabetical wordlist]] also known as the BE1500 **[[Wiktionary:Basic English international wordlist]] **[[Wiktionary:Basic English compound wordlist]] [[Category:Wordlists|BE850]] 8083 2006-07-25T11:31:28Z 80.178.220.35 /* [[U]] */ This is a picture version of the "picturable words" part of the [[Wiktionary:Basic English ordered wordlist|Basic English ordered wordlist]]. __NOTOC__ {{TOC}} == [[A]] == <gallery> Image:Coordonnees polaires plan.png|[[angle]] Image:Fire ants.jpg|[[ant]] Image:Fuji_apple.jpg|[[apple]] Image:Northwestern Arch.jpg|[[arch]] Image:arm.agr.jpg|[[arm]] Image:Army.afnews.jpg|[[army]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[B]] == <gallery> Image:Hutchens-baby.jpg|[[baby]] Image:ball.agr.jpg|[[ball]] Image:Kante berlin05 1.JPG|[[band]] Image:Ceramic planter from the Ming Dynasty.jpg|[[basin]] Image:Baskets four styles.jpg|[[basket]] Image:Bath (washtub).jpg|[[bath]] Image:bed.agr.jpg|[[bed]] Image:bee.cropped.jpg|[[bee]] Image:Dzwon z Jasnej Góry.jpg|[[bell]] Image:StrawberryWatercolor.jpg|[[berry]] Image:Blue Tit aka.jpg|[[bird]] Image:blade.agr.jpg|[[blade]] Image:board.agr.jpg|[[board]] Image:2003 LWGO ubt.JPG|[[boat]] Image:Humerus ant.jpg|[[bone]] Image:Buchmann.jpg|[[book]] Image:boot.agr.jpg|[[boot]] Image:bottle.agr.jpg|[[bottle]] Image:box.agr.jpg|[[box]] Image:Babasteve-three boys.jpg|[[boy]] Image:Human brain NIH.jpg|[[brain]] Image:brake.agr.jpg|[[brake]] Image:branch.agr.jpg|[[branch]] Image:brick.agr.jpg|[[brick]] Image:Tower bridge 01.jpg|[[bridge]] Image:hairbrush.jpg|[[brush]] Image:bucket.agr.jpg|[[bucket]] Image:bulb.jpg|[[bulb]] Image:Buttons.jpg|[[button]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[C]] == <gallery> Image:ACJziegfeld cake.jpg|[[cake]] Image:SLR camera Canon.jpg|[[camera]] Image:birthday-card.jpg|[[card]] Image:Winkelwagen.jpg|[[cart]] Image:Wroclaw rynek kon 2005.jpg|[[carriage]] Image:cat.jpg|[[cat]] Image:chain.agr.jpg|[[chain]] Image:Chair.png|[[chair]] Image:Emmentaler.jpg|[[cheese]] Image:chest.agr.jpg|[[chest]] Image:Stubbly face.jpg|[[chin]] Image:Church nove zvolani 2.jpg|[[church]] Image:Circle - black simple.svg|[[circle]] Image:clock.jpg|[[clock]] Image:Img20050526 0007 at tannheim cumulus.jpg|[[cloud]] Image:Parka1.JPG|[[coat]] Image:collar.agr.jpg|[[collar]] Image:Comb.png|[[comb]] Image:cord.agr.jpg|[[cord]] Image:Black and white cow feeding.jpg|[[cow]] Image:Tasse Kl 99.jpg|[[cup]] Image:curtain.agr.jpg|[[curtain]] Image:cushion.agr.jpg|[[cushion]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[D]] == <gallery> Image:Dog retrieving stick.jpg|[[dog]] Image:GeorgianischeTuer.JPG|[[door]] Image:drain.agr.jpg|[[drain]] Image:drawer.agr.jpg|[[drawer]] Image:Belle robe avec paillettes.jpg|[[dress]] Image:Drop of water 2003 03.jpg|[[drop]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[E]] == <gallery> Image:Ear.jpg|[[ear]] Image:egg.jpg|[[egg]] Image:Mazda_rotary_engine_early.jpg|[[engine]] Image:Eye.jpg|[[eye]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[F]] == <gallery> Image:Sophocles Bust.jpg|[[face]] Image:Farming near Klingerstown, Pennsylvania.jpg|[[farm]] Image:A_single_white_feather_closeup.jpg|[[feather]] Image:finger.agr.jpg|[[finger]] Image:Pieni 2 0143.jpg|[[fish]] Image:Flag of the United Nations.svg|[[flag]] Image:floor.agr.jpg|[[floor]] Image:Housefly closeup.jpg|[[fly]] Image:foot-outside.jpg|[[foot]] Image:fork.agr.jpg|[[fork]] Image:Rooster02.jpg|[[fowl]] Image:frame.agr.jpg|[[frame]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[G]] == <gallery> Image:Lightmatter Hsi Lai Temple Arhat Garden.jpg|[[garden]] Image:Anderson Sophie Portrait Of Young Girl.jpg|[[girl]] Image:Disposable nitrile glove.jpg|[[glove]] Image:Billy goat.jpg|[[goat]] Image:Pistol Browning SFS.jpg|[[gun]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[H]] == <gallery> Image:Dreadlock mop.jpg|[[hair]] Image:hammer.jpg|[[hammer]] Image:Hand.jpg|[[hand]] Image:chapeauclaque.jpg|[[hat]] Image:Egypte louvre 284.jpg|[[head]] Image:Heart diastole.png|[[heart]] Image:hook.agr.jpg|[[hook]] Image:trumpet.jpg|[[horn]] Image:Andalusier - Vorführung spanischer Rassen3 best.jpg|[[horse]] Image:Hospital room ubt.jpeg|[[hospital]] Image:Droste Haus.jpg|[[house]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[I]] == <gallery> Image:Summit view.jpg|[[island]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[J]] == <gallery> Image:Brillanten.jpeg|[[jewel]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[K]] == <gallery> Image:kettle.agr.jpg|[[kettle]] Image:key.agr.jpg|[[key]] Image:knee.female.jpg|[[knee]] Image:Paring Knife.jpg|[[knife]] Image:Alpine Butterfly Bend Final.jpg|[[knot]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[L]] == <gallery> Image:Leaf 1 web.jpg|[[leaf]] Image:legs.jpg|[[leg]] Image:Library book shelves.jpg|[[library]] Image:line.agr.jpg|[[line]] Image:lip.agr.jpg|[[lip]] Image:Padlock kłódka ubt.JPG|[[lock]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[M]] == <gallery> Image:Arctic.svg|[[map]] Image:Matches.jpg|[[match]] Image:Olive baboon.jpg|[[monkey]] Image:moon.jpg|[[moon]] Image:Mouth.jpg|[[mouth]] Image:Arm muscles front superficial.png|[[muscle]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[N]] == <gallery> Image:nail.agr.jpg|[[nail]] Image:neck.agr.jpg|[[neck]] Image:Needles (for sewing).jpg|[[needle]] Image:nerve.nida.jpg|[[nerve]] Image:net.gsfc.jpg|[[net]] Image:nose.agr.jpg|[[nose]] Image:Hazelnuts.jpg|[[nut]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[O]] == <gallery> Image:OvalOffice.whitehouse.jpg|[[office]] Image:Ambersweet oranges.jpg|[[orange]] Image:oven.agr.jpg|[[oven]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[P]] == <gallery> Image:parcel.fbi.jpg|[[parcel]] Image:Three-pens-six-nibs.jpg|[[pen]] Image:pencil.jpg|[[pencil]] Image:picture.agr.jpg|[[picture]] Image:Sow with piglet.jpg|[[pig]] Image:pin.agr.jpg|[[pin]] Image:pipe.agr.jpg|[[pipe]] Image:ELAL 747-200 4X-AHQ EPWA 24 08 2004.jpg|[[plane]] Image:Plate by n yfe.jpg|[[plate]] Image:Farmer plowing.jpg|[[plow]] Image:pocket.agr.jpg|[[pocket]] Image:pot.agr.jpg|[[pot]] Image:Potatoes.jpg|[[potato]] Image:SafrikaIMG 8414.JPG|[[prison]] Image:Crude oil pump.jpg|[[pump]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[R]] == <gallery> Image:Geschweisster schienenstoss.jpeg|[[rail]] Image:Rattus norvegicus 1.jpg|[[rat]] Image:receipt.agr.jpg|[[receipt]] Image:Tolkien ring.jpg|[[ring]] Image:rod.agr.jpg|[[rod]] Image:Roofes.JPG|[[roof]] Image:Pinus silvestris roots001xx.jpg|[[root]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[S]] == <gallery> Image:Zaglowiec1MSlup250.jpg|[[sail]] Image:Hutterer-Crystal Schule2.jpg|[[school]] Image:Scissors.jpg|[[scissors]] Image:screw.agr.jpg|[[screw]] Image:Witlof Cichorium intybus var. foliosum seeds.jpg|[[seed]] Image:Flock_of_sheep.jpg|[[sheep]] Image:shelf.agr.jpg|[[shelf]] Image:DANA 2004 ubt.jpeg|[[ship]] Image:shirt.jpg|[[shirt]] Image:Zapato.jpg|[[shoe]] Image:skin.agr.jpg|[[skin]] Image:MiniSkirt.Dani.jpg|[[skirt]] Image:Snake.usuhs.jpg|[[snake]] Image:Fun socks.png|[[sock]] Image:spade.jpg|[[spade]] Image:sponge.noaa.jpg|[[sponge]] Image:Dessert Spoon.jpg|[[spoon]] Image:Ressort de compression.jpg|[[spring]] Image:Square (shape).png|[[square]] Image:Faroe stamp 011 east coast of vagar 300 oyru.jpg|[[stamp]] Image:Alpheratz.gif|[[star]] Image:Copenhagen H 1.jpg|[[station]] Image:stem.agr.jpg|[[stem]] Image:stick.agr.jpg|[[stick]] Image:stockings.agr.jpg|[[stocking]] Image:stomach.amedd.jpg|[[stomach]] Image:Fortnum&Mason Fruit and Flowers2.jpg|[[store]] Image:street.jpg|[[street]] Image:Sun spot naked eye.jpg|[[sun]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[T]] == <gallery> Image:table_and_chairs.jpg|[[table]] Image:tail.emily.jpg|[[tail]] Image:SpoolsOfThread.jpg|[[thread]] Image:throat.agr.jpg|[[throat]] Image:Hand with thumbs up.jpg|[[thumb]] Image:JRticket.jpg|[[ticket]] Image:Tenen.jpg|[[toe]] Image:tongue.agr.jpg|[[tongue]] Image:ToothSection.jpg|[[tooth]] Image:Werle.gif|[[town]] Image:WCML freight train.jpg|[[train]] Image:tray.agr.jpg|[[tray]] Image:Sequoiadendron giganteum at Kenilworth Castle.jpg|[[tree]] Image:Jeans.jpg|[[trousers]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[U]] == <gallery> Image:Umbrella.png|[[umbrella]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[W]] == <gallery> Image:Skogskyrkogarden CementeryWall1.jpg|[[wall]] Image:Stopwatch.jpg|[[watch]] Image:Wheel Iran.jpg|[[wheel]] Image:Martinet.jpg|[[whip]] Image:Metal whistle.jpg|[[whistle]] Image:window.jpg|[[window]] Image:Aircraft wing flaps small dsc06830.jpg|[[wing]] Image:wire.agr.jpg|[[wire]] Image:Earth-worm 1.jpg|[[worm]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> {{TOC}} ==Body parts== Here are the names of the body parts of a woman and a man. Not all words are in basic English. [[Image:Human body features.png]] ==See also== *[[Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist]] also known as the BE850 *[[Wiktionary:Basic English ordered wordlist]] *[[Wiktionary:Extended Basic English alphabetical wordlist]] also known as the BE1500 **[[Wiktionary:Basic English international wordlist]] **[[Wiktionary:Basic English compound wordlist]] [[Category:Wordlists|BE850]] 8085 2006-07-26T13:50:38Z Brett 77 /* [[E]] */ This is a picture version of the "picturable words" part of the [[Wiktionary:Basic English ordered wordlist|Basic English ordered wordlist]]. __NOTOC__ {{TOC}} == [[A]] == <gallery> Image:Coordonnees polaires plan.png|[[angle]] Image:Fire ants.jpg|[[ant]] Image:Fuji_apple.jpg|[[apple]] Image:Northwestern Arch.jpg|[[arch]] Image:arm.agr.jpg|[[arm]] Image:Army.afnews.jpg|[[army]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[B]] == <gallery> Image:Hutchens-baby.jpg|[[baby]] Image:ball.agr.jpg|[[ball]] Image:Kante berlin05 1.JPG|[[band]] Image:Ceramic planter from the Ming Dynasty.jpg|[[basin]] Image:Baskets four styles.jpg|[[basket]] Image:Bath (washtub).jpg|[[bath]] Image:bed.agr.jpg|[[bed]] Image:bee.cropped.jpg|[[bee]] Image:Dzwon z Jasnej Góry.jpg|[[bell]] Image:StrawberryWatercolor.jpg|[[berry]] Image:Blue Tit aka.jpg|[[bird]] Image:blade.agr.jpg|[[blade]] Image:board.agr.jpg|[[board]] Image:2003 LWGO ubt.JPG|[[boat]] Image:Humerus ant.jpg|[[bone]] Image:Buchmann.jpg|[[book]] Image:boot.agr.jpg|[[boot]] Image:bottle.agr.jpg|[[bottle]] Image:box.agr.jpg|[[box]] Image:Babasteve-three boys.jpg|[[boy]] Image:Human brain NIH.jpg|[[brain]] Image:brake.agr.jpg|[[brake]] Image:branch.agr.jpg|[[branch]] Image:brick.agr.jpg|[[brick]] Image:Tower bridge 01.jpg|[[bridge]] Image:hairbrush.jpg|[[brush]] Image:bucket.agr.jpg|[[bucket]] Image:bulb.jpg|[[bulb]] Image:Buttons.jpg|[[button]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[C]] == <gallery> Image:ACJziegfeld cake.jpg|[[cake]] Image:SLR camera Canon.jpg|[[camera]] Image:birthday-card.jpg|[[card]] Image:Winkelwagen.jpg|[[cart]] Image:Wroclaw rynek kon 2005.jpg|[[carriage]] Image:cat.jpg|[[cat]] Image:chain.agr.jpg|[[chain]] Image:Chair.png|[[chair]] Image:Emmentaler.jpg|[[cheese]] Image:chest.agr.jpg|[[chest]] Image:Stubbly face.jpg|[[chin]] Image:Church nove zvolani 2.jpg|[[church]] Image:Circle - black simple.svg|[[circle]] Image:clock.jpg|[[clock]] Image:Img20050526 0007 at tannheim cumulus.jpg|[[cloud]] Image:Parka1.JPG|[[coat]] Image:collar.agr.jpg|[[collar]] Image:Comb.png|[[comb]] Image:cord.agr.jpg|[[cord]] Image:Black and white cow feeding.jpg|[[cow]] Image:Tasse Kl 99.jpg|[[cup]] Image:curtain.agr.jpg|[[curtain]] Image:cushion.agr.jpg|[[cushion]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[D]] == <gallery> Image:Dog retrieving stick.jpg|[[dog]] Image:GeorgianischeTuer.JPG|[[door]] Image:drain.agr.jpg|[[drain]] Image:drawer.agr.jpg|[[drawer]] Image:Belle robe avec paillettes.jpg|[[dress]] Image:Drop of water 2003 03.jpg|[[drop]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[E]] == <gallery> Image:Ear.jpg|[[ear]] Image:Barnevelder_eggs.jpg|[[egg]] Image:Mazda_rotary_engine_early.jpg|[[engine]] Image:Heterochromia_iridis_01.jpg|[[eye]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[F]] == <gallery> Image:Sophocles Bust.jpg|[[face]] Image:Farming near Klingerstown, Pennsylvania.jpg|[[farm]] Image:A_single_white_feather_closeup.jpg|[[feather]] Image:finger.agr.jpg|[[finger]] Image:Pieni 2 0143.jpg|[[fish]] Image:Flag of the United Nations.svg|[[flag]] Image:floor.agr.jpg|[[floor]] Image:Housefly closeup.jpg|[[fly]] Image:foot-outside.jpg|[[foot]] Image:fork.agr.jpg|[[fork]] Image:Rooster02.jpg|[[fowl]] Image:frame.agr.jpg|[[frame]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[G]] == <gallery> Image:Lightmatter Hsi Lai Temple Arhat Garden.jpg|[[garden]] Image:Anderson Sophie Portrait Of Young Girl.jpg|[[girl]] Image:Disposable nitrile glove.jpg|[[glove]] Image:Billy goat.jpg|[[goat]] Image:Pistol Browning SFS.jpg|[[gun]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[H]] == <gallery> Image:Dreadlock mop.jpg|[[hair]] Image:hammer.jpg|[[hammer]] Image:Hand.jpg|[[hand]] Image:chapeauclaque.jpg|[[hat]] Image:Egypte louvre 284.jpg|[[head]] Image:Heart diastole.png|[[heart]] Image:hook.agr.jpg|[[hook]] Image:trumpet.jpg|[[horn]] Image:Andalusier - Vorführung spanischer Rassen3 best.jpg|[[horse]] Image:Hospital room ubt.jpeg|[[hospital]] Image:Droste Haus.jpg|[[house]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[I]] == <gallery> Image:Summit view.jpg|[[island]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[J]] == <gallery> Image:Brillanten.jpeg|[[jewel]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[K]] == <gallery> Image:kettle.agr.jpg|[[kettle]] Image:key.agr.jpg|[[key]] Image:knee.female.jpg|[[knee]] Image:Paring Knife.jpg|[[knife]] Image:Alpine Butterfly Bend Final.jpg|[[knot]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[L]] == <gallery> Image:Leaf 1 web.jpg|[[leaf]] Image:legs.jpg|[[leg]] Image:Library book shelves.jpg|[[library]] Image:line.agr.jpg|[[line]] Image:lip.agr.jpg|[[lip]] Image:Padlock kłódka ubt.JPG|[[lock]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[M]] == <gallery> Image:Arctic.svg|[[map]] Image:Matches.jpg|[[match]] Image:Olive baboon.jpg|[[monkey]] Image:moon.jpg|[[moon]] Image:Mouth.jpg|[[mouth]] Image:Arm muscles front superficial.png|[[muscle]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[N]] == <gallery> Image:nail.agr.jpg|[[nail]] Image:neck.agr.jpg|[[neck]] Image:Needles (for sewing).jpg|[[needle]] Image:nerve.nida.jpg|[[nerve]] Image:net.gsfc.jpg|[[net]] Image:nose.agr.jpg|[[nose]] Image:Hazelnuts.jpg|[[nut]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[O]] == <gallery> Image:OvalOffice.whitehouse.jpg|[[office]] Image:Ambersweet oranges.jpg|[[orange]] Image:oven.agr.jpg|[[oven]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[P]] == <gallery> Image:parcel.fbi.jpg|[[parcel]] Image:Three-pens-six-nibs.jpg|[[pen]] Image:pencil.jpg|[[pencil]] Image:picture.agr.jpg|[[picture]] Image:Sow with piglet.jpg|[[pig]] Image:pin.agr.jpg|[[pin]] Image:pipe.agr.jpg|[[pipe]] Image:ELAL 747-200 4X-AHQ EPWA 24 08 2004.jpg|[[plane]] Image:Plate by n yfe.jpg|[[plate]] Image:Farmer plowing.jpg|[[plow]] Image:pocket.agr.jpg|[[pocket]] Image:pot.agr.jpg|[[pot]] Image:Potatoes.jpg|[[potato]] Image:SafrikaIMG 8414.JPG|[[prison]] Image:Crude oil pump.jpg|[[pump]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[R]] == <gallery> Image:Geschweisster schienenstoss.jpeg|[[rail]] Image:Rattus norvegicus 1.jpg|[[rat]] Image:receipt.agr.jpg|[[receipt]] Image:Tolkien ring.jpg|[[ring]] Image:rod.agr.jpg|[[rod]] Image:Roofes.JPG|[[roof]] Image:Pinus silvestris roots001xx.jpg|[[root]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[S]] == <gallery> Image:Zaglowiec1MSlup250.jpg|[[sail]] Image:Hutterer-Crystal Schule2.jpg|[[school]] Image:Scissors.jpg|[[scissors]] Image:screw.agr.jpg|[[screw]] Image:Witlof Cichorium intybus var. foliosum seeds.jpg|[[seed]] Image:Flock_of_sheep.jpg|[[sheep]] Image:shelf.agr.jpg|[[shelf]] Image:DANA 2004 ubt.jpeg|[[ship]] Image:shirt.jpg|[[shirt]] Image:Zapato.jpg|[[shoe]] Image:skin.agr.jpg|[[skin]] Image:MiniSkirt.Dani.jpg|[[skirt]] Image:Snake.usuhs.jpg|[[snake]] Image:Fun socks.png|[[sock]] Image:spade.jpg|[[spade]] Image:sponge.noaa.jpg|[[sponge]] Image:Dessert Spoon.jpg|[[spoon]] Image:Ressort de compression.jpg|[[spring]] Image:Square (shape).png|[[square]] Image:Faroe stamp 011 east coast of vagar 300 oyru.jpg|[[stamp]] Image:Alpheratz.gif|[[star]] Image:Copenhagen H 1.jpg|[[station]] Image:stem.agr.jpg|[[stem]] Image:stick.agr.jpg|[[stick]] Image:stockings.agr.jpg|[[stocking]] Image:stomach.amedd.jpg|[[stomach]] Image:Fortnum&Mason Fruit and Flowers2.jpg|[[store]] Image:street.jpg|[[street]] Image:Sun spot naked eye.jpg|[[sun]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[T]] == <gallery> Image:table_and_chairs.jpg|[[table]] Image:tail.emily.jpg|[[tail]] Image:SpoolsOfThread.jpg|[[thread]] Image:throat.agr.jpg|[[throat]] Image:Hand with thumbs up.jpg|[[thumb]] Image:JRticket.jpg|[[ticket]] Image:Tenen.jpg|[[toe]] Image:tongue.agr.jpg|[[tongue]] Image:ToothSection.jpg|[[tooth]] Image:Werle.gif|[[town]] Image:WCML freight train.jpg|[[train]] Image:tray.agr.jpg|[[tray]] Image:Sequoiadendron giganteum at Kenilworth Castle.jpg|[[tree]] Image:Jeans.jpg|[[trousers]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[U]] == <gallery> Image:Umbrella.png|[[umbrella]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[W]] == <gallery> Image:Skogskyrkogarden CementeryWall1.jpg|[[wall]] Image:Stopwatch.jpg|[[watch]] Image:Wheel Iran.jpg|[[wheel]] Image:Martinet.jpg|[[whip]] Image:Metal whistle.jpg|[[whistle]] Image:window.jpg|[[window]] Image:Aircraft wing flaps small dsc06830.jpg|[[wing]] Image:wire.agr.jpg|[[wire]] Image:Earth-worm 1.jpg|[[worm]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> {{TOC}} ==Body parts== Here are the names of the body parts of a woman and a man. Not all words are in basic English. [[Image:Human body features.png]] ==See also== *[[Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist]] also known as the BE850 *[[Wiktionary:Basic English ordered wordlist]] *[[Wiktionary:Extended Basic English alphabetical wordlist]] also known as the BE1500 **[[Wiktionary:Basic English international wordlist]] **[[Wiktionary:Basic English compound wordlist]] [[Category:Wordlists|BE850]] 8086 2006-07-26T13:52:30Z Brett 77 /* [[B]] */ This is a picture version of the "picturable words" part of the [[Wiktionary:Basic English ordered wordlist|Basic English ordered wordlist]]. __NOTOC__ {{TOC}} == [[A]] == <gallery> Image:Coordonnees polaires plan.png|[[angle]] Image:Fire ants.jpg|[[ant]] Image:Fuji_apple.jpg|[[apple]] Image:Northwestern Arch.jpg|[[arch]] Image:arm.agr.jpg|[[arm]] Image:Army.afnews.jpg|[[army]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[B]] == <gallery> Image:Hutchens-baby.jpg|[[baby]] Image:ball.agr.jpg|[[ball]] Image:Kante berlin05 1.JPG|[[band]] Image:Ceramic planter from the Ming Dynasty.jpg|[[basin]] Image:Baskets four styles.jpg|[[basket]] Image:Bath (washtub).jpg|[[bath]] Image:bed.agr.jpg|[[bed]] Image:bee.cropped.jpg|[[bee]] Image:Dzwon z Jasnej Góry.jpg|[[bell]] Image:StrawberryWatercolor.jpg|[[berry]] Image:Blue Tit aka.jpg|[[bird]] Image:blade.agr.jpg|[[blade]] Image:board.agr.jpg|[[board]] Image:2003 LWGO ubt.JPG|[[boat]] Image:Humerus ant.jpg|[[bone]] Image:Buchmann.jpg|[[book]] Image:boot.agr.jpg|[[boot]] Image:bottle.agr.jpg|[[bottle]] Image:box.agr.jpg|[[box]] Image:Babasteve-three boys.jpg|[[boy]] Image:Human brain NIH.jpg|[[brain]] Image:brake.agr.jpg|[[brake]] Image:branch.agr.jpg|[[branch]] Image:brick.agr.jpg|[[brick]] Image:Tower bridge 01.jpg|[[bridge]] Image:hairbrush.jpg|[[brush]] Image:bucket.agr.jpg|[[bucket]] Image:bulb.jpg|[[bulb]] Image:Enter_button.jpg|[[button]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[C]] == <gallery> Image:ACJziegfeld cake.jpg|[[cake]] Image:SLR camera Canon.jpg|[[camera]] Image:birthday-card.jpg|[[card]] Image:Winkelwagen.jpg|[[cart]] Image:Wroclaw rynek kon 2005.jpg|[[carriage]] Image:cat.jpg|[[cat]] Image:chain.agr.jpg|[[chain]] Image:Chair.png|[[chair]] Image:Emmentaler.jpg|[[cheese]] Image:chest.agr.jpg|[[chest]] Image:Stubbly face.jpg|[[chin]] Image:Church nove zvolani 2.jpg|[[church]] Image:Circle - black simple.svg|[[circle]] Image:clock.jpg|[[clock]] Image:Img20050526 0007 at tannheim cumulus.jpg|[[cloud]] Image:Parka1.JPG|[[coat]] Image:collar.agr.jpg|[[collar]] Image:Comb.png|[[comb]] Image:cord.agr.jpg|[[cord]] Image:Black and white cow feeding.jpg|[[cow]] Image:Tasse Kl 99.jpg|[[cup]] Image:curtain.agr.jpg|[[curtain]] Image:cushion.agr.jpg|[[cushion]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[D]] == <gallery> Image:Dog retrieving stick.jpg|[[dog]] Image:GeorgianischeTuer.JPG|[[door]] Image:drain.agr.jpg|[[drain]] Image:drawer.agr.jpg|[[drawer]] Image:Belle robe avec paillettes.jpg|[[dress]] Image:Drop of water 2003 03.jpg|[[drop]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[E]] == <gallery> Image:Ear.jpg|[[ear]] Image:Barnevelder_eggs.jpg|[[egg]] Image:Mazda_rotary_engine_early.jpg|[[engine]] Image:Heterochromia_iridis_01.jpg|[[eye]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[F]] == <gallery> Image:Sophocles Bust.jpg|[[face]] Image:Farming near Klingerstown, Pennsylvania.jpg|[[farm]] Image:A_single_white_feather_closeup.jpg|[[feather]] Image:finger.agr.jpg|[[finger]] Image:Pieni 2 0143.jpg|[[fish]] Image:Flag of the United Nations.svg|[[flag]] Image:floor.agr.jpg|[[floor]] Image:Housefly closeup.jpg|[[fly]] Image:foot-outside.jpg|[[foot]] Image:fork.agr.jpg|[[fork]] Image:Rooster02.jpg|[[fowl]] Image:frame.agr.jpg|[[frame]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[G]] == <gallery> Image:Lightmatter Hsi Lai Temple Arhat Garden.jpg|[[garden]] Image:Anderson Sophie Portrait Of Young Girl.jpg|[[girl]] Image:Disposable nitrile glove.jpg|[[glove]] Image:Billy goat.jpg|[[goat]] Image:Pistol Browning SFS.jpg|[[gun]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[H]] == <gallery> Image:Dreadlock mop.jpg|[[hair]] Image:hammer.jpg|[[hammer]] Image:Hand.jpg|[[hand]] Image:chapeauclaque.jpg|[[hat]] Image:Egypte louvre 284.jpg|[[head]] Image:Heart diastole.png|[[heart]] Image:hook.agr.jpg|[[hook]] Image:trumpet.jpg|[[horn]] Image:Andalusier - Vorführung spanischer Rassen3 best.jpg|[[horse]] Image:Hospital room ubt.jpeg|[[hospital]] Image:Droste Haus.jpg|[[house]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[I]] == <gallery> Image:Summit view.jpg|[[island]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[J]] == <gallery> Image:Brillanten.jpeg|[[jewel]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[K]] == <gallery> Image:kettle.agr.jpg|[[kettle]] Image:key.agr.jpg|[[key]] Image:knee.female.jpg|[[knee]] Image:Paring Knife.jpg|[[knife]] Image:Alpine Butterfly Bend Final.jpg|[[knot]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[L]] == <gallery> Image:Leaf 1 web.jpg|[[leaf]] Image:legs.jpg|[[leg]] Image:Library book shelves.jpg|[[library]] Image:line.agr.jpg|[[line]] Image:lip.agr.jpg|[[lip]] Image:Padlock kłódka ubt.JPG|[[lock]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[M]] == <gallery> Image:Arctic.svg|[[map]] Image:Matches.jpg|[[match]] Image:Olive baboon.jpg|[[monkey]] Image:moon.jpg|[[moon]] Image:Mouth.jpg|[[mouth]] Image:Arm muscles front superficial.png|[[muscle]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[N]] == <gallery> Image:nail.agr.jpg|[[nail]] Image:neck.agr.jpg|[[neck]] Image:Needles (for sewing).jpg|[[needle]] Image:nerve.nida.jpg|[[nerve]] Image:net.gsfc.jpg|[[net]] Image:nose.agr.jpg|[[nose]] Image:Hazelnuts.jpg|[[nut]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[O]] == <gallery> Image:OvalOffice.whitehouse.jpg|[[office]] Image:Ambersweet oranges.jpg|[[orange]] Image:oven.agr.jpg|[[oven]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[P]] == <gallery> Image:parcel.fbi.jpg|[[parcel]] Image:Three-pens-six-nibs.jpg|[[pen]] Image:pencil.jpg|[[pencil]] Image:picture.agr.jpg|[[picture]] Image:Sow with piglet.jpg|[[pig]] Image:pin.agr.jpg|[[pin]] Image:pipe.agr.jpg|[[pipe]] Image:ELAL 747-200 4X-AHQ EPWA 24 08 2004.jpg|[[plane]] Image:Plate by n yfe.jpg|[[plate]] Image:Farmer plowing.jpg|[[plow]] Image:pocket.agr.jpg|[[pocket]] Image:pot.agr.jpg|[[pot]] Image:Potatoes.jpg|[[potato]] Image:SafrikaIMG 8414.JPG|[[prison]] Image:Crude oil pump.jpg|[[pump]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[R]] == <gallery> Image:Geschweisster schienenstoss.jpeg|[[rail]] Image:Rattus norvegicus 1.jpg|[[rat]] Image:receipt.agr.jpg|[[receipt]] Image:Tolkien ring.jpg|[[ring]] Image:rod.agr.jpg|[[rod]] Image:Roofes.JPG|[[roof]] Image:Pinus silvestris roots001xx.jpg|[[root]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[S]] == <gallery> Image:Zaglowiec1MSlup250.jpg|[[sail]] Image:Hutterer-Crystal Schule2.jpg|[[school]] Image:Scissors.jpg|[[scissors]] Image:screw.agr.jpg|[[screw]] Image:Witlof Cichorium intybus var. foliosum seeds.jpg|[[seed]] Image:Flock_of_sheep.jpg|[[sheep]] Image:shelf.agr.jpg|[[shelf]] Image:DANA 2004 ubt.jpeg|[[ship]] Image:shirt.jpg|[[shirt]] Image:Zapato.jpg|[[shoe]] Image:skin.agr.jpg|[[skin]] Image:MiniSkirt.Dani.jpg|[[skirt]] Image:Snake.usuhs.jpg|[[snake]] Image:Fun socks.png|[[sock]] Image:spade.jpg|[[spade]] Image:sponge.noaa.jpg|[[sponge]] Image:Dessert Spoon.jpg|[[spoon]] Image:Ressort de compression.jpg|[[spring]] Image:Square (shape).png|[[square]] Image:Faroe stamp 011 east coast of vagar 300 oyru.jpg|[[stamp]] Image:Alpheratz.gif|[[star]] Image:Copenhagen H 1.jpg|[[station]] Image:stem.agr.jpg|[[stem]] Image:stick.agr.jpg|[[stick]] Image:stockings.agr.jpg|[[stocking]] Image:stomach.amedd.jpg|[[stomach]] Image:Fortnum&Mason Fruit and Flowers2.jpg|[[store]] Image:street.jpg|[[street]] Image:Sun spot naked eye.jpg|[[sun]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[T]] == <gallery> Image:table_and_chairs.jpg|[[table]] Image:tail.emily.jpg|[[tail]] Image:SpoolsOfThread.jpg|[[thread]] Image:throat.agr.jpg|[[throat]] Image:Hand with thumbs up.jpg|[[thumb]] Image:JRticket.jpg|[[ticket]] Image:Tenen.jpg|[[toe]] Image:tongue.agr.jpg|[[tongue]] Image:ToothSection.jpg|[[tooth]] Image:Werle.gif|[[town]] Image:WCML freight train.jpg|[[train]] Image:tray.agr.jpg|[[tray]] Image:Sequoiadendron giganteum at Kenilworth Castle.jpg|[[tree]] Image:Jeans.jpg|[[trousers]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[U]] == <gallery> Image:Umbrella.png|[[umbrella]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[W]] == <gallery> Image:Skogskyrkogarden CementeryWall1.jpg|[[wall]] Image:Stopwatch.jpg|[[watch]] Image:Wheel Iran.jpg|[[wheel]] Image:Martinet.jpg|[[whip]] Image:Metal whistle.jpg|[[whistle]] Image:window.jpg|[[window]] Image:Aircraft wing flaps small dsc06830.jpg|[[wing]] Image:wire.agr.jpg|[[wire]] Image:Earth-worm 1.jpg|[[worm]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> {{TOC}} ==Body parts== Here are the names of the body parts of a woman and a man. Not all words are in basic English. [[Image:Human body features.png]] ==See also== *[[Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist]] also known as the BE850 *[[Wiktionary:Basic English ordered wordlist]] *[[Wiktionary:Extended Basic English alphabetical wordlist]] also known as the BE1500 **[[Wiktionary:Basic English international wordlist]] **[[Wiktionary:Basic English compound wordlist]] [[Category:Wordlists|BE850]] 8087 2006-07-26T13:55:36Z Brett 77 /* [[C]] */ This is a picture version of the "picturable words" part of the [[Wiktionary:Basic English ordered wordlist|Basic English ordered wordlist]]. __NOTOC__ {{TOC}} == [[A]] == <gallery> Image:Coordonnees polaires plan.png|[[angle]] Image:Fire ants.jpg|[[ant]] Image:Fuji_apple.jpg|[[apple]] Image:Northwestern Arch.jpg|[[arch]] Image:arm.agr.jpg|[[arm]] Image:Army.afnews.jpg|[[army]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[B]] == <gallery> Image:Hutchens-baby.jpg|[[baby]] Image:ball.agr.jpg|[[ball]] Image:Kante berlin05 1.JPG|[[band]] Image:Ceramic planter from the Ming Dynasty.jpg|[[basin]] Image:Baskets four styles.jpg|[[basket]] Image:Bath (washtub).jpg|[[bath]] Image:bed.agr.jpg|[[bed]] Image:bee.cropped.jpg|[[bee]] Image:Dzwon z Jasnej Góry.jpg|[[bell]] Image:StrawberryWatercolor.jpg|[[berry]] Image:Blue Tit aka.jpg|[[bird]] Image:blade.agr.jpg|[[blade]] Image:board.agr.jpg|[[board]] Image:2003 LWGO ubt.JPG|[[boat]] Image:Humerus ant.jpg|[[bone]] Image:Buchmann.jpg|[[book]] Image:boot.agr.jpg|[[boot]] Image:bottle.agr.jpg|[[bottle]] Image:box.agr.jpg|[[box]] Image:Babasteve-three boys.jpg|[[boy]] Image:Human brain NIH.jpg|[[brain]] Image:brake.agr.jpg|[[brake]] Image:branch.agr.jpg|[[branch]] Image:brick.agr.jpg|[[brick]] Image:Tower bridge 01.jpg|[[bridge]] Image:hairbrush.jpg|[[brush]] Image:bucket.agr.jpg|[[bucket]] Image:bulb.jpg|[[bulb]] Image:Enter_button.jpg|[[button]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[C]] == <gallery> Image:ACJziegfeld cake.jpg|[[cake]] Image:Canon_Digital_Ixus_430.jpg|[[camera]] Image:Credit-cards.jpg|[[card]] Image:Winkelwagen.jpg|[[cart]] Image:Wroclaw rynek kon 2005.jpg|[[carriage]] Image:cat.jpg|[[cat]] Image:chain.agr.jpg|[[chain]] Image:Chair.png|[[chair]] Image:Emmentaler.jpg|[[cheese]] Image:chest.agr.jpg|[[chest]] Image:Stubbly face.jpg|[[chin]] Image:Church nove zvolani 2.jpg|[[church]] Image:Circle - black simple.svg|[[circle]] Image:clock.jpg|[[clock]] Image:Img20050526 0007 at tannheim cumulus.jpg|[[cloud]] Image:Parka1.JPG|[[coat]] Image:collar.agr.jpg|[[collar]] Image:Comb.png|[[comb]] Image:cord.agr.jpg|[[cord]] Image:Black and white cow feeding.jpg|[[cow]] Image:Tasse Kl 99.jpg|[[cup]] Image:curtain.agr.jpg|[[curtain]] Image:cushion.agr.jpg|[[cushion]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[D]] == <gallery> Image:Dog retrieving stick.jpg|[[dog]] Image:GeorgianischeTuer.JPG|[[door]] Image:drain.agr.jpg|[[drain]] Image:drawer.agr.jpg|[[drawer]] Image:Belle robe avec paillettes.jpg|[[dress]] Image:Drop of water 2003 03.jpg|[[drop]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[E]] == <gallery> Image:Ear.jpg|[[ear]] Image:Barnevelder_eggs.jpg|[[egg]] Image:Mazda_rotary_engine_early.jpg|[[engine]] Image:Heterochromia_iridis_01.jpg|[[eye]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[F]] == <gallery> Image:Sophocles Bust.jpg|[[face]] Image:Farming near Klingerstown, Pennsylvania.jpg|[[farm]] Image:A_single_white_feather_closeup.jpg|[[feather]] Image:finger.agr.jpg|[[finger]] Image:Pieni 2 0143.jpg|[[fish]] Image:Flag of the United Nations.svg|[[flag]] Image:floor.agr.jpg|[[floor]] Image:Housefly closeup.jpg|[[fly]] Image:foot-outside.jpg|[[foot]] Image:fork.agr.jpg|[[fork]] Image:Rooster02.jpg|[[fowl]] Image:frame.agr.jpg|[[frame]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[G]] == <gallery> Image:Lightmatter Hsi Lai Temple Arhat Garden.jpg|[[garden]] Image:Anderson Sophie Portrait Of Young Girl.jpg|[[girl]] Image:Disposable nitrile glove.jpg|[[glove]] Image:Billy goat.jpg|[[goat]] Image:Pistol Browning SFS.jpg|[[gun]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[H]] == <gallery> Image:Dreadlock mop.jpg|[[hair]] Image:hammer.jpg|[[hammer]] Image:Hand.jpg|[[hand]] Image:chapeauclaque.jpg|[[hat]] Image:Egypte louvre 284.jpg|[[head]] Image:Heart diastole.png|[[heart]] Image:hook.agr.jpg|[[hook]] Image:trumpet.jpg|[[horn]] Image:Andalusier - Vorführung spanischer Rassen3 best.jpg|[[horse]] Image:Hospital room ubt.jpeg|[[hospital]] Image:Droste Haus.jpg|[[house]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[I]] == <gallery> Image:Summit view.jpg|[[island]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[J]] == <gallery> Image:Brillanten.jpeg|[[jewel]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[K]] == <gallery> Image:kettle.agr.jpg|[[kettle]] Image:key.agr.jpg|[[key]] Image:knee.female.jpg|[[knee]] Image:Paring Knife.jpg|[[knife]] Image:Alpine Butterfly Bend Final.jpg|[[knot]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[L]] == <gallery> Image:Leaf 1 web.jpg|[[leaf]] Image:legs.jpg|[[leg]] Image:Library book shelves.jpg|[[library]] Image:line.agr.jpg|[[line]] Image:lip.agr.jpg|[[lip]] Image:Padlock kłódka ubt.JPG|[[lock]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[M]] == <gallery> Image:Arctic.svg|[[map]] Image:Matches.jpg|[[match]] Image:Olive baboon.jpg|[[monkey]] Image:moon.jpg|[[moon]] Image:Mouth.jpg|[[mouth]] Image:Arm muscles front superficial.png|[[muscle]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[N]] == <gallery> Image:nail.agr.jpg|[[nail]] Image:neck.agr.jpg|[[neck]] Image:Needles (for sewing).jpg|[[needle]] Image:nerve.nida.jpg|[[nerve]] Image:net.gsfc.jpg|[[net]] Image:nose.agr.jpg|[[nose]] Image:Hazelnuts.jpg|[[nut]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[O]] == <gallery> Image:OvalOffice.whitehouse.jpg|[[office]] Image:Ambersweet oranges.jpg|[[orange]] Image:oven.agr.jpg|[[oven]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[P]] == <gallery> Image:parcel.fbi.jpg|[[parcel]] Image:Three-pens-six-nibs.jpg|[[pen]] Image:pencil.jpg|[[pencil]] Image:picture.agr.jpg|[[picture]] Image:Sow with piglet.jpg|[[pig]] Image:pin.agr.jpg|[[pin]] Image:pipe.agr.jpg|[[pipe]] Image:ELAL 747-200 4X-AHQ EPWA 24 08 2004.jpg|[[plane]] Image:Plate by n yfe.jpg|[[plate]] Image:Farmer plowing.jpg|[[plow]] Image:pocket.agr.jpg|[[pocket]] Image:pot.agr.jpg|[[pot]] Image:Potatoes.jpg|[[potato]] Image:SafrikaIMG 8414.JPG|[[prison]] Image:Crude oil pump.jpg|[[pump]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[R]] == <gallery> Image:Geschweisster schienenstoss.jpeg|[[rail]] Image:Rattus norvegicus 1.jpg|[[rat]] Image:receipt.agr.jpg|[[receipt]] Image:Tolkien ring.jpg|[[ring]] Image:rod.agr.jpg|[[rod]] Image:Roofes.JPG|[[roof]] Image:Pinus silvestris roots001xx.jpg|[[root]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[S]] == <gallery> Image:Zaglowiec1MSlup250.jpg|[[sail]] Image:Hutterer-Crystal Schule2.jpg|[[school]] Image:Scissors.jpg|[[scissors]] Image:screw.agr.jpg|[[screw]] Image:Witlof Cichorium intybus var. foliosum seeds.jpg|[[seed]] Image:Flock_of_sheep.jpg|[[sheep]] Image:shelf.agr.jpg|[[shelf]] Image:DANA 2004 ubt.jpeg|[[ship]] Image:shirt.jpg|[[shirt]] Image:Zapato.jpg|[[shoe]] Image:skin.agr.jpg|[[skin]] Image:MiniSkirt.Dani.jpg|[[skirt]] Image:Snake.usuhs.jpg|[[snake]] Image:Fun socks.png|[[sock]] Image:spade.jpg|[[spade]] Image:sponge.noaa.jpg|[[sponge]] Image:Dessert Spoon.jpg|[[spoon]] Image:Ressort de compression.jpg|[[spring]] Image:Square (shape).png|[[square]] Image:Faroe stamp 011 east coast of vagar 300 oyru.jpg|[[stamp]] Image:Alpheratz.gif|[[star]] Image:Copenhagen H 1.jpg|[[station]] Image:stem.agr.jpg|[[stem]] Image:stick.agr.jpg|[[stick]] Image:stockings.agr.jpg|[[stocking]] Image:stomach.amedd.jpg|[[stomach]] Image:Fortnum&Mason Fruit and Flowers2.jpg|[[store]] Image:street.jpg|[[street]] Image:Sun spot naked eye.jpg|[[sun]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[T]] == <gallery> Image:table_and_chairs.jpg|[[table]] Image:tail.emily.jpg|[[tail]] Image:SpoolsOfThread.jpg|[[thread]] Image:throat.agr.jpg|[[throat]] Image:Hand with thumbs up.jpg|[[thumb]] Image:JRticket.jpg|[[ticket]] Image:Tenen.jpg|[[toe]] Image:tongue.agr.jpg|[[tongue]] Image:ToothSection.jpg|[[tooth]] Image:Werle.gif|[[town]] Image:WCML freight train.jpg|[[train]] Image:tray.agr.jpg|[[tray]] Image:Sequoiadendron giganteum at Kenilworth Castle.jpg|[[tree]] Image:Jeans.jpg|[[trousers]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[U]] == <gallery> Image:Umbrella.png|[[umbrella]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[W]] == <gallery> Image:Skogskyrkogarden CementeryWall1.jpg|[[wall]] Image:Stopwatch.jpg|[[watch]] Image:Wheel Iran.jpg|[[wheel]] Image:Martinet.jpg|[[whip]] Image:Metal whistle.jpg|[[whistle]] Image:window.jpg|[[window]] Image:Aircraft wing flaps small dsc06830.jpg|[[wing]] Image:wire.agr.jpg|[[wire]] Image:Earth-worm 1.jpg|[[worm]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> {{TOC}} ==Body parts== Here are the names of the body parts of a woman and a man. Not all words are in basic English. [[Image:Human body features.png]] ==See also== *[[Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist]] also known as the BE850 *[[Wiktionary:Basic English ordered wordlist]] *[[Wiktionary:Extended Basic English alphabetical wordlist]] also known as the BE1500 **[[Wiktionary:Basic English international wordlist]] **[[Wiktionary:Basic English compound wordlist]] [[Category:Wordlists|BE850]] 8088 2006-07-26T13:56:51Z Brett 77 /* [[F]] */ This is a picture version of the "picturable words" part of the [[Wiktionary:Basic English ordered wordlist|Basic English ordered wordlist]]. __NOTOC__ {{TOC}} == [[A]] == <gallery> Image:Coordonnees polaires plan.png|[[angle]] Image:Fire ants.jpg|[[ant]] Image:Fuji_apple.jpg|[[apple]] Image:Northwestern Arch.jpg|[[arch]] Image:arm.agr.jpg|[[arm]] Image:Army.afnews.jpg|[[army]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[B]] == <gallery> Image:Hutchens-baby.jpg|[[baby]] Image:ball.agr.jpg|[[ball]] Image:Kante berlin05 1.JPG|[[band]] Image:Ceramic planter from the Ming Dynasty.jpg|[[basin]] Image:Baskets four styles.jpg|[[basket]] Image:Bath (washtub).jpg|[[bath]] Image:bed.agr.jpg|[[bed]] Image:bee.cropped.jpg|[[bee]] Image:Dzwon z Jasnej Góry.jpg|[[bell]] Image:StrawberryWatercolor.jpg|[[berry]] Image:Blue Tit aka.jpg|[[bird]] Image:blade.agr.jpg|[[blade]] Image:board.agr.jpg|[[board]] Image:2003 LWGO ubt.JPG|[[boat]] Image:Humerus ant.jpg|[[bone]] Image:Buchmann.jpg|[[book]] Image:boot.agr.jpg|[[boot]] Image:bottle.agr.jpg|[[bottle]] Image:box.agr.jpg|[[box]] Image:Babasteve-three boys.jpg|[[boy]] Image:Human brain NIH.jpg|[[brain]] Image:brake.agr.jpg|[[brake]] Image:branch.agr.jpg|[[branch]] Image:brick.agr.jpg|[[brick]] Image:Tower bridge 01.jpg|[[bridge]] Image:hairbrush.jpg|[[brush]] Image:bucket.agr.jpg|[[bucket]] Image:bulb.jpg|[[bulb]] Image:Enter_button.jpg|[[button]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[C]] == <gallery> Image:ACJziegfeld cake.jpg|[[cake]] Image:Canon_Digital_Ixus_430.jpg|[[camera]] Image:Credit-cards.jpg|[[card]] Image:Winkelwagen.jpg|[[cart]] Image:Wroclaw rynek kon 2005.jpg|[[carriage]] Image:cat.jpg|[[cat]] Image:chain.agr.jpg|[[chain]] Image:Chair.png|[[chair]] Image:Emmentaler.jpg|[[cheese]] Image:chest.agr.jpg|[[chest]] Image:Stubbly face.jpg|[[chin]] Image:Church nove zvolani 2.jpg|[[church]] Image:Circle - black simple.svg|[[circle]] Image:clock.jpg|[[clock]] Image:Img20050526 0007 at tannheim cumulus.jpg|[[cloud]] Image:Parka1.JPG|[[coat]] Image:collar.agr.jpg|[[collar]] Image:Comb.png|[[comb]] Image:cord.agr.jpg|[[cord]] Image:Black and white cow feeding.jpg|[[cow]] Image:Tasse Kl 99.jpg|[[cup]] Image:curtain.agr.jpg|[[curtain]] Image:cushion.agr.jpg|[[cushion]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[D]] == <gallery> Image:Dog retrieving stick.jpg|[[dog]] Image:GeorgianischeTuer.JPG|[[door]] Image:drain.agr.jpg|[[drain]] Image:drawer.agr.jpg|[[drawer]] Image:Belle robe avec paillettes.jpg|[[dress]] Image:Drop of water 2003 03.jpg|[[drop]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[E]] == <gallery> Image:Ear.jpg|[[ear]] Image:Barnevelder_eggs.jpg|[[egg]] Image:Mazda_rotary_engine_early.jpg|[[engine]] Image:Heterochromia_iridis_01.jpg|[[eye]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[F]] == <gallery> Image:Palestine_occupation61.jpg|[[face]] Image:Farming near Klingerstown, Pennsylvania.jpg|[[farm]] Image:A_single_white_feather_closeup.jpg|[[feather]] Image:finger.agr.jpg|[[finger]] Image:Pieni 2 0143.jpg|[[fish]] Image:Flag of the United Nations.svg|[[flag]] Image:floor.agr.jpg|[[floor]] Image:Housefly closeup.jpg|[[fly]] Image:foot-outside.jpg|[[foot]] Image:fork.agr.jpg|[[fork]] Image:Rooster02.jpg|[[fowl]] Image:frame.agr.jpg|[[frame]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[G]] == <gallery> Image:Lightmatter Hsi Lai Temple Arhat Garden.jpg|[[garden]] Image:Anderson Sophie Portrait Of Young Girl.jpg|[[girl]] Image:Disposable nitrile glove.jpg|[[glove]] Image:Billy goat.jpg|[[goat]] Image:Pistol Browning SFS.jpg|[[gun]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[H]] == <gallery> Image:Dreadlock mop.jpg|[[hair]] Image:hammer.jpg|[[hammer]] Image:Hand.jpg|[[hand]] Image:chapeauclaque.jpg|[[hat]] Image:Egypte louvre 284.jpg|[[head]] Image:Heart diastole.png|[[heart]] Image:hook.agr.jpg|[[hook]] Image:trumpet.jpg|[[horn]] Image:Andalusier - Vorführung spanischer Rassen3 best.jpg|[[horse]] Image:Hospital room ubt.jpeg|[[hospital]] Image:Droste Haus.jpg|[[house]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[I]] == <gallery> Image:Summit view.jpg|[[island]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[J]] == <gallery> Image:Brillanten.jpeg|[[jewel]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[K]] == <gallery> Image:kettle.agr.jpg|[[kettle]] Image:key.agr.jpg|[[key]] Image:knee.female.jpg|[[knee]] Image:Paring Knife.jpg|[[knife]] Image:Alpine Butterfly Bend Final.jpg|[[knot]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[L]] == <gallery> Image:Leaf 1 web.jpg|[[leaf]] Image:legs.jpg|[[leg]] Image:Library book shelves.jpg|[[library]] Image:line.agr.jpg|[[line]] Image:lip.agr.jpg|[[lip]] Image:Padlock kłódka ubt.JPG|[[lock]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[M]] == <gallery> Image:Arctic.svg|[[map]] Image:Matches.jpg|[[match]] Image:Olive baboon.jpg|[[monkey]] Image:moon.jpg|[[moon]] Image:Mouth.jpg|[[mouth]] Image:Arm muscles front superficial.png|[[muscle]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[N]] == <gallery> Image:nail.agr.jpg|[[nail]] Image:neck.agr.jpg|[[neck]] Image:Needles (for sewing).jpg|[[needle]] Image:nerve.nida.jpg|[[nerve]] Image:net.gsfc.jpg|[[net]] Image:nose.agr.jpg|[[nose]] Image:Hazelnuts.jpg|[[nut]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[O]] == <gallery> Image:OvalOffice.whitehouse.jpg|[[office]] Image:Ambersweet oranges.jpg|[[orange]] Image:oven.agr.jpg|[[oven]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[P]] == <gallery> Image:parcel.fbi.jpg|[[parcel]] Image:Three-pens-six-nibs.jpg|[[pen]] Image:pencil.jpg|[[pencil]] Image:picture.agr.jpg|[[picture]] Image:Sow with piglet.jpg|[[pig]] Image:pin.agr.jpg|[[pin]] Image:pipe.agr.jpg|[[pipe]] Image:ELAL 747-200 4X-AHQ EPWA 24 08 2004.jpg|[[plane]] Image:Plate by n yfe.jpg|[[plate]] Image:Farmer plowing.jpg|[[plow]] Image:pocket.agr.jpg|[[pocket]] Image:pot.agr.jpg|[[pot]] Image:Potatoes.jpg|[[potato]] Image:SafrikaIMG 8414.JPG|[[prison]] Image:Crude oil pump.jpg|[[pump]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[R]] == <gallery> Image:Geschweisster schienenstoss.jpeg|[[rail]] Image:Rattus norvegicus 1.jpg|[[rat]] Image:receipt.agr.jpg|[[receipt]] Image:Tolkien ring.jpg|[[ring]] Image:rod.agr.jpg|[[rod]] Image:Roofes.JPG|[[roof]] Image:Pinus silvestris roots001xx.jpg|[[root]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[S]] == <gallery> Image:Zaglowiec1MSlup250.jpg|[[sail]] Image:Hutterer-Crystal Schule2.jpg|[[school]] Image:Scissors.jpg|[[scissors]] Image:screw.agr.jpg|[[screw]] Image:Witlof Cichorium intybus var. foliosum seeds.jpg|[[seed]] Image:Flock_of_sheep.jpg|[[sheep]] Image:shelf.agr.jpg|[[shelf]] Image:DANA 2004 ubt.jpeg|[[ship]] Image:shirt.jpg|[[shirt]] Image:Zapato.jpg|[[shoe]] Image:skin.agr.jpg|[[skin]] Image:MiniSkirt.Dani.jpg|[[skirt]] Image:Snake.usuhs.jpg|[[snake]] Image:Fun socks.png|[[sock]] Image:spade.jpg|[[spade]] Image:sponge.noaa.jpg|[[sponge]] Image:Dessert Spoon.jpg|[[spoon]] Image:Ressort de compression.jpg|[[spring]] Image:Square (shape).png|[[square]] Image:Faroe stamp 011 east coast of vagar 300 oyru.jpg|[[stamp]] Image:Alpheratz.gif|[[star]] Image:Copenhagen H 1.jpg|[[station]] Image:stem.agr.jpg|[[stem]] Image:stick.agr.jpg|[[stick]] Image:stockings.agr.jpg|[[stocking]] Image:stomach.amedd.jpg|[[stomach]] Image:Fortnum&Mason Fruit and Flowers2.jpg|[[store]] Image:street.jpg|[[street]] Image:Sun spot naked eye.jpg|[[sun]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[T]] == <gallery> Image:table_and_chairs.jpg|[[table]] Image:tail.emily.jpg|[[tail]] Image:SpoolsOfThread.jpg|[[thread]] Image:throat.agr.jpg|[[throat]] Image:Hand with thumbs up.jpg|[[thumb]] Image:JRticket.jpg|[[ticket]] Image:Tenen.jpg|[[toe]] Image:tongue.agr.jpg|[[tongue]] Image:ToothSection.jpg|[[tooth]] Image:Werle.gif|[[town]] Image:WCML freight train.jpg|[[train]] Image:tray.agr.jpg|[[tray]] Image:Sequoiadendron giganteum at Kenilworth Castle.jpg|[[tree]] Image:Jeans.jpg|[[trousers]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[U]] == <gallery> Image:Umbrella.png|[[umbrella]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[W]] == <gallery> Image:Skogskyrkogarden CementeryWall1.jpg|[[wall]] Image:Stopwatch.jpg|[[watch]] Image:Wheel Iran.jpg|[[wheel]] Image:Martinet.jpg|[[whip]] Image:Metal whistle.jpg|[[whistle]] Image:window.jpg|[[window]] Image:Aircraft wing flaps small dsc06830.jpg|[[wing]] Image:wire.agr.jpg|[[wire]] Image:Earth-worm 1.jpg|[[worm]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> {{TOC}} ==Body parts== Here are the names of the body parts of a woman and a man. Not all words are in basic English. [[Image:Human body features.png]] ==See also== *[[Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist]] also known as the BE850 *[[Wiktionary:Basic English ordered wordlist]] *[[Wiktionary:Extended Basic English alphabetical wordlist]] also known as the BE1500 **[[Wiktionary:Basic English international wordlist]] **[[Wiktionary:Basic English compound wordlist]] [[Category:Wordlists|BE850]] 8089 2006-07-26T13:58:31Z Brett 77 /* [[P]] */ This is a picture version of the "picturable words" part of the [[Wiktionary:Basic English ordered wordlist|Basic English ordered wordlist]]. __NOTOC__ {{TOC}} == [[A]] == <gallery> Image:Coordonnees polaires plan.png|[[angle]] Image:Fire ants.jpg|[[ant]] Image:Fuji_apple.jpg|[[apple]] Image:Northwestern Arch.jpg|[[arch]] Image:arm.agr.jpg|[[arm]] Image:Army.afnews.jpg|[[army]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[B]] == <gallery> Image:Hutchens-baby.jpg|[[baby]] Image:ball.agr.jpg|[[ball]] Image:Kante berlin05 1.JPG|[[band]] Image:Ceramic planter from the Ming Dynasty.jpg|[[basin]] Image:Baskets four styles.jpg|[[basket]] Image:Bath (washtub).jpg|[[bath]] Image:bed.agr.jpg|[[bed]] Image:bee.cropped.jpg|[[bee]] Image:Dzwon z Jasnej Góry.jpg|[[bell]] Image:StrawberryWatercolor.jpg|[[berry]] Image:Blue Tit aka.jpg|[[bird]] Image:blade.agr.jpg|[[blade]] Image:board.agr.jpg|[[board]] Image:2003 LWGO ubt.JPG|[[boat]] Image:Humerus ant.jpg|[[bone]] Image:Buchmann.jpg|[[book]] Image:boot.agr.jpg|[[boot]] Image:bottle.agr.jpg|[[bottle]] Image:box.agr.jpg|[[box]] Image:Babasteve-three boys.jpg|[[boy]] Image:Human brain NIH.jpg|[[brain]] Image:brake.agr.jpg|[[brake]] Image:branch.agr.jpg|[[branch]] Image:brick.agr.jpg|[[brick]] Image:Tower bridge 01.jpg|[[bridge]] Image:hairbrush.jpg|[[brush]] Image:bucket.agr.jpg|[[bucket]] Image:bulb.jpg|[[bulb]] Image:Enter_button.jpg|[[button]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[C]] == <gallery> Image:ACJziegfeld cake.jpg|[[cake]] Image:Canon_Digital_Ixus_430.jpg|[[camera]] Image:Credit-cards.jpg|[[card]] Image:Winkelwagen.jpg|[[cart]] Image:Wroclaw rynek kon 2005.jpg|[[carriage]] Image:cat.jpg|[[cat]] Image:chain.agr.jpg|[[chain]] Image:Chair.png|[[chair]] Image:Emmentaler.jpg|[[cheese]] Image:chest.agr.jpg|[[chest]] Image:Stubbly face.jpg|[[chin]] Image:Church nove zvolani 2.jpg|[[church]] Image:Circle - black simple.svg|[[circle]] Image:clock.jpg|[[clock]] Image:Img20050526 0007 at tannheim cumulus.jpg|[[cloud]] Image:Parka1.JPG|[[coat]] Image:collar.agr.jpg|[[collar]] Image:Comb.png|[[comb]] Image:cord.agr.jpg|[[cord]] Image:Black and white cow feeding.jpg|[[cow]] Image:Tasse Kl 99.jpg|[[cup]] Image:curtain.agr.jpg|[[curtain]] Image:cushion.agr.jpg|[[cushion]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[D]] == <gallery> Image:Dog retrieving stick.jpg|[[dog]] Image:GeorgianischeTuer.JPG|[[door]] Image:drain.agr.jpg|[[drain]] Image:drawer.agr.jpg|[[drawer]] Image:Belle robe avec paillettes.jpg|[[dress]] Image:Drop of water 2003 03.jpg|[[drop]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[E]] == <gallery> Image:Ear.jpg|[[ear]] Image:Barnevelder_eggs.jpg|[[egg]] Image:Mazda_rotary_engine_early.jpg|[[engine]] Image:Heterochromia_iridis_01.jpg|[[eye]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[F]] == <gallery> Image:Palestine_occupation61.jpg|[[face]] Image:Farming near Klingerstown, Pennsylvania.jpg|[[farm]] Image:A_single_white_feather_closeup.jpg|[[feather]] Image:finger.agr.jpg|[[finger]] Image:Pieni 2 0143.jpg|[[fish]] Image:Flag of the United Nations.svg|[[flag]] Image:floor.agr.jpg|[[floor]] Image:Housefly closeup.jpg|[[fly]] Image:foot-outside.jpg|[[foot]] Image:fork.agr.jpg|[[fork]] Image:Rooster02.jpg|[[fowl]] Image:frame.agr.jpg|[[frame]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[G]] == <gallery> Image:Lightmatter Hsi Lai Temple Arhat Garden.jpg|[[garden]] Image:Anderson Sophie Portrait Of Young Girl.jpg|[[girl]] Image:Disposable nitrile glove.jpg|[[glove]] Image:Billy goat.jpg|[[goat]] Image:Pistol Browning SFS.jpg|[[gun]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[H]] == <gallery> Image:Dreadlock mop.jpg|[[hair]] Image:hammer.jpg|[[hammer]] Image:Hand.jpg|[[hand]] Image:chapeauclaque.jpg|[[hat]] Image:Egypte louvre 284.jpg|[[head]] Image:Heart diastole.png|[[heart]] Image:hook.agr.jpg|[[hook]] Image:trumpet.jpg|[[horn]] Image:Andalusier - Vorführung spanischer Rassen3 best.jpg|[[horse]] Image:Hospital room ubt.jpeg|[[hospital]] Image:Droste Haus.jpg|[[house]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[I]] == <gallery> Image:Summit view.jpg|[[island]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[J]] == <gallery> Image:Brillanten.jpeg|[[jewel]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[K]] == <gallery> Image:kettle.agr.jpg|[[kettle]] Image:key.agr.jpg|[[key]] Image:knee.female.jpg|[[knee]] Image:Paring Knife.jpg|[[knife]] Image:Alpine Butterfly Bend Final.jpg|[[knot]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[L]] == <gallery> Image:Leaf 1 web.jpg|[[leaf]] Image:legs.jpg|[[leg]] Image:Library book shelves.jpg|[[library]] Image:line.agr.jpg|[[line]] Image:lip.agr.jpg|[[lip]] Image:Padlock kłódka ubt.JPG|[[lock]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[M]] == <gallery> Image:Arctic.svg|[[map]] Image:Matches.jpg|[[match]] Image:Olive baboon.jpg|[[monkey]] Image:moon.jpg|[[moon]] Image:Mouth.jpg|[[mouth]] Image:Arm muscles front superficial.png|[[muscle]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[N]] == <gallery> Image:nail.agr.jpg|[[nail]] Image:neck.agr.jpg|[[neck]] Image:Needles (for sewing).jpg|[[needle]] Image:nerve.nida.jpg|[[nerve]] Image:net.gsfc.jpg|[[net]] Image:nose.agr.jpg|[[nose]] Image:Hazelnuts.jpg|[[nut]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[O]] == <gallery> Image:OvalOffice.whitehouse.jpg|[[office]] Image:Ambersweet oranges.jpg|[[orange]] Image:oven.agr.jpg|[[oven]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[P]] == <gallery> Image:parcel.fbi.jpg|[[parcel]] Image:Three-pens-six-nibs.jpg|[[pen]] Image:Blyant.JPG|[[pencil]] Image:picture.agr.jpg|[[picture]] Image:Sow with piglet.jpg|[[pig]] Image:pin.agr.jpg|[[pin]] Image:pipe.agr.jpg|[[pipe]] Image:ELAL 747-200 4X-AHQ EPWA 24 08 2004.jpg|[[plane]] Image:Plate by n yfe.jpg|[[plate]] Image:Farmer plowing.jpg|[[plow]] Image:pocket.agr.jpg|[[pocket]] Image:pot.agr.jpg|[[pot]] Image:Potatoes.jpg|[[potato]] Image:SafrikaIMG 8414.JPG|[[prison]] Image:Crude oil pump.jpg|[[pump]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[R]] == <gallery> Image:Geschweisster schienenstoss.jpeg|[[rail]] Image:Rattus norvegicus 1.jpg|[[rat]] Image:receipt.agr.jpg|[[receipt]] Image:Tolkien ring.jpg|[[ring]] Image:rod.agr.jpg|[[rod]] Image:Roofes.JPG|[[roof]] Image:Pinus silvestris roots001xx.jpg|[[root]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[S]] == <gallery> Image:Zaglowiec1MSlup250.jpg|[[sail]] Image:Hutterer-Crystal Schule2.jpg|[[school]] Image:Scissors.jpg|[[scissors]] Image:screw.agr.jpg|[[screw]] Image:Witlof Cichorium intybus var. foliosum seeds.jpg|[[seed]] Image:Flock_of_sheep.jpg|[[sheep]] Image:shelf.agr.jpg|[[shelf]] Image:DANA 2004 ubt.jpeg|[[ship]] Image:shirt.jpg|[[shirt]] Image:Zapato.jpg|[[shoe]] Image:skin.agr.jpg|[[skin]] Image:MiniSkirt.Dani.jpg|[[skirt]] Image:Snake.usuhs.jpg|[[snake]] Image:Fun socks.png|[[sock]] Image:spade.jpg|[[spade]] Image:sponge.noaa.jpg|[[sponge]] Image:Dessert Spoon.jpg|[[spoon]] Image:Ressort de compression.jpg|[[spring]] Image:Square (shape).png|[[square]] Image:Faroe stamp 011 east coast of vagar 300 oyru.jpg|[[stamp]] Image:Alpheratz.gif|[[star]] Image:Copenhagen H 1.jpg|[[station]] Image:stem.agr.jpg|[[stem]] Image:stick.agr.jpg|[[stick]] Image:stockings.agr.jpg|[[stocking]] Image:stomach.amedd.jpg|[[stomach]] Image:Fortnum&Mason Fruit and Flowers2.jpg|[[store]] Image:street.jpg|[[street]] Image:Sun spot naked eye.jpg|[[sun]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[T]] == <gallery> Image:table_and_chairs.jpg|[[table]] Image:tail.emily.jpg|[[tail]] Image:SpoolsOfThread.jpg|[[thread]] Image:throat.agr.jpg|[[throat]] Image:Hand with thumbs up.jpg|[[thumb]] Image:JRticket.jpg|[[ticket]] Image:Tenen.jpg|[[toe]] Image:tongue.agr.jpg|[[tongue]] Image:ToothSection.jpg|[[tooth]] Image:Werle.gif|[[town]] Image:WCML freight train.jpg|[[train]] Image:tray.agr.jpg|[[tray]] Image:Sequoiadendron giganteum at Kenilworth Castle.jpg|[[tree]] Image:Jeans.jpg|[[trousers]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[U]] == <gallery> Image:Umbrella.png|[[umbrella]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[W]] == <gallery> Image:Skogskyrkogarden CementeryWall1.jpg|[[wall]] Image:Stopwatch.jpg|[[watch]] Image:Wheel Iran.jpg|[[wheel]] Image:Martinet.jpg|[[whip]] Image:Metal whistle.jpg|[[whistle]] Image:window.jpg|[[window]] Image:Aircraft wing flaps small dsc06830.jpg|[[wing]] Image:wire.agr.jpg|[[wire]] Image:Earth-worm 1.jpg|[[worm]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> {{TOC}} ==Body parts== Here are the names of the body parts of a woman and a man. Not all words are in basic English. [[Image:Human body features.png]] ==See also== *[[Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist]] also known as the BE850 *[[Wiktionary:Basic English ordered wordlist]] *[[Wiktionary:Extended Basic English alphabetical wordlist]] also known as the BE1500 **[[Wiktionary:Basic English international wordlist]] **[[Wiktionary:Basic English compound wordlist]] [[Category:Wordlists|BE850]] 8090 2006-07-26T14:00:41Z Brett 77 /* [[T]] */ This is a picture version of the "picturable words" part of the [[Wiktionary:Basic English ordered wordlist|Basic English ordered wordlist]]. __NOTOC__ {{TOC}} == [[A]] == <gallery> Image:Coordonnees polaires plan.png|[[angle]] Image:Fire ants.jpg|[[ant]] Image:Fuji_apple.jpg|[[apple]] Image:Northwestern Arch.jpg|[[arch]] Image:arm.agr.jpg|[[arm]] Image:Army.afnews.jpg|[[army]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[B]] == <gallery> Image:Hutchens-baby.jpg|[[baby]] Image:ball.agr.jpg|[[ball]] Image:Kante berlin05 1.JPG|[[band]] Image:Ceramic planter from the Ming Dynasty.jpg|[[basin]] Image:Baskets four styles.jpg|[[basket]] Image:Bath (washtub).jpg|[[bath]] Image:bed.agr.jpg|[[bed]] Image:bee.cropped.jpg|[[bee]] Image:Dzwon z Jasnej Góry.jpg|[[bell]] Image:StrawberryWatercolor.jpg|[[berry]] Image:Blue Tit aka.jpg|[[bird]] Image:blade.agr.jpg|[[blade]] Image:board.agr.jpg|[[board]] Image:2003 LWGO ubt.JPG|[[boat]] Image:Humerus ant.jpg|[[bone]] Image:Buchmann.jpg|[[book]] Image:boot.agr.jpg|[[boot]] Image:bottle.agr.jpg|[[bottle]] Image:box.agr.jpg|[[box]] Image:Babasteve-three boys.jpg|[[boy]] Image:Human brain NIH.jpg|[[brain]] Image:brake.agr.jpg|[[brake]] Image:branch.agr.jpg|[[branch]] Image:brick.agr.jpg|[[brick]] Image:Tower bridge 01.jpg|[[bridge]] Image:hairbrush.jpg|[[brush]] Image:bucket.agr.jpg|[[bucket]] Image:bulb.jpg|[[bulb]] Image:Enter_button.jpg|[[button]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[C]] == <gallery> Image:ACJziegfeld cake.jpg|[[cake]] Image:Canon_Digital_Ixus_430.jpg|[[camera]] Image:Credit-cards.jpg|[[card]] Image:Winkelwagen.jpg|[[cart]] Image:Wroclaw rynek kon 2005.jpg|[[carriage]] Image:cat.jpg|[[cat]] Image:chain.agr.jpg|[[chain]] Image:Chair.png|[[chair]] Image:Emmentaler.jpg|[[cheese]] Image:chest.agr.jpg|[[chest]] Image:Stubbly face.jpg|[[chin]] Image:Church nove zvolani 2.jpg|[[church]] Image:Circle - black simple.svg|[[circle]] Image:clock.jpg|[[clock]] Image:Img20050526 0007 at tannheim cumulus.jpg|[[cloud]] Image:Parka1.JPG|[[coat]] Image:collar.agr.jpg|[[collar]] Image:Comb.png|[[comb]] Image:cord.agr.jpg|[[cord]] Image:Black and white cow feeding.jpg|[[cow]] Image:Tasse Kl 99.jpg|[[cup]] Image:curtain.agr.jpg|[[curtain]] Image:cushion.agr.jpg|[[cushion]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[D]] == <gallery> Image:Dog retrieving stick.jpg|[[dog]] Image:GeorgianischeTuer.JPG|[[door]] Image:drain.agr.jpg|[[drain]] Image:drawer.agr.jpg|[[drawer]] Image:Belle robe avec paillettes.jpg|[[dress]] Image:Drop of water 2003 03.jpg|[[drop]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[E]] == <gallery> Image:Ear.jpg|[[ear]] Image:Barnevelder_eggs.jpg|[[egg]] Image:Mazda_rotary_engine_early.jpg|[[engine]] Image:Heterochromia_iridis_01.jpg|[[eye]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[F]] == <gallery> Image:Palestine_occupation61.jpg|[[face]] Image:Farming near Klingerstown, Pennsylvania.jpg|[[farm]] Image:A_single_white_feather_closeup.jpg|[[feather]] Image:finger.agr.jpg|[[finger]] Image:Pieni 2 0143.jpg|[[fish]] Image:Flag of the United Nations.svg|[[flag]] Image:floor.agr.jpg|[[floor]] Image:Housefly closeup.jpg|[[fly]] Image:foot-outside.jpg|[[foot]] Image:fork.agr.jpg|[[fork]] Image:Rooster02.jpg|[[fowl]] Image:frame.agr.jpg|[[frame]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[G]] == <gallery> Image:Lightmatter Hsi Lai Temple Arhat Garden.jpg|[[garden]] Image:Anderson Sophie Portrait Of Young Girl.jpg|[[girl]] Image:Disposable nitrile glove.jpg|[[glove]] Image:Billy goat.jpg|[[goat]] Image:Pistol Browning SFS.jpg|[[gun]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[H]] == <gallery> Image:Dreadlock mop.jpg|[[hair]] Image:hammer.jpg|[[hammer]] Image:Hand.jpg|[[hand]] Image:chapeauclaque.jpg|[[hat]] Image:Egypte louvre 284.jpg|[[head]] Image:Heart diastole.png|[[heart]] Image:hook.agr.jpg|[[hook]] Image:trumpet.jpg|[[horn]] Image:Andalusier - Vorführung spanischer Rassen3 best.jpg|[[horse]] Image:Hospital room ubt.jpeg|[[hospital]] Image:Droste Haus.jpg|[[house]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[I]] == <gallery> Image:Summit view.jpg|[[island]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[J]] == <gallery> Image:Brillanten.jpeg|[[jewel]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[K]] == <gallery> Image:kettle.agr.jpg|[[kettle]] Image:key.agr.jpg|[[key]] Image:knee.female.jpg|[[knee]] Image:Paring Knife.jpg|[[knife]] Image:Alpine Butterfly Bend Final.jpg|[[knot]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[L]] == <gallery> Image:Leaf 1 web.jpg|[[leaf]] Image:legs.jpg|[[leg]] Image:Library book shelves.jpg|[[library]] Image:line.agr.jpg|[[line]] Image:lip.agr.jpg|[[lip]] Image:Padlock kłódka ubt.JPG|[[lock]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[M]] == <gallery> Image:Arctic.svg|[[map]] Image:Matches.jpg|[[match]] Image:Olive baboon.jpg|[[monkey]] Image:moon.jpg|[[moon]] Image:Mouth.jpg|[[mouth]] Image:Arm muscles front superficial.png|[[muscle]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[N]] == <gallery> Image:nail.agr.jpg|[[nail]] Image:neck.agr.jpg|[[neck]] Image:Needles (for sewing).jpg|[[needle]] Image:nerve.nida.jpg|[[nerve]] Image:net.gsfc.jpg|[[net]] Image:nose.agr.jpg|[[nose]] Image:Hazelnuts.jpg|[[nut]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[O]] == <gallery> Image:OvalOffice.whitehouse.jpg|[[office]] Image:Ambersweet oranges.jpg|[[orange]] Image:oven.agr.jpg|[[oven]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[P]] == <gallery> Image:parcel.fbi.jpg|[[parcel]] Image:Three-pens-six-nibs.jpg|[[pen]] Image:Blyant.JPG|[[pencil]] Image:picture.agr.jpg|[[picture]] Image:Sow with piglet.jpg|[[pig]] Image:pin.agr.jpg|[[pin]] Image:pipe.agr.jpg|[[pipe]] Image:ELAL 747-200 4X-AHQ EPWA 24 08 2004.jpg|[[plane]] Image:Plate by n yfe.jpg|[[plate]] Image:Farmer plowing.jpg|[[plow]] Image:pocket.agr.jpg|[[pocket]] Image:pot.agr.jpg|[[pot]] Image:Potatoes.jpg|[[potato]] Image:SafrikaIMG 8414.JPG|[[prison]] Image:Crude oil pump.jpg|[[pump]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[R]] == <gallery> Image:Geschweisster schienenstoss.jpeg|[[rail]] Image:Rattus norvegicus 1.jpg|[[rat]] Image:receipt.agr.jpg|[[receipt]] Image:Tolkien ring.jpg|[[ring]] Image:rod.agr.jpg|[[rod]] Image:Roofes.JPG|[[roof]] Image:Pinus silvestris roots001xx.jpg|[[root]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[S]] == <gallery> Image:Zaglowiec1MSlup250.jpg|[[sail]] Image:Hutterer-Crystal Schule2.jpg|[[school]] Image:Scissors.jpg|[[scissors]] Image:screw.agr.jpg|[[screw]] Image:Witlof Cichorium intybus var. foliosum seeds.jpg|[[seed]] Image:Flock_of_sheep.jpg|[[sheep]] Image:shelf.agr.jpg|[[shelf]] Image:DANA 2004 ubt.jpeg|[[ship]] Image:shirt.jpg|[[shirt]] Image:Zapato.jpg|[[shoe]] Image:skin.agr.jpg|[[skin]] Image:MiniSkirt.Dani.jpg|[[skirt]] Image:Snake.usuhs.jpg|[[snake]] Image:Fun socks.png|[[sock]] Image:spade.jpg|[[spade]] Image:sponge.noaa.jpg|[[sponge]] Image:Dessert Spoon.jpg|[[spoon]] Image:Ressort de compression.jpg|[[spring]] Image:Square (shape).png|[[square]] Image:Faroe stamp 011 east coast of vagar 300 oyru.jpg|[[stamp]] Image:Alpheratz.gif|[[star]] Image:Copenhagen H 1.jpg|[[station]] Image:stem.agr.jpg|[[stem]] Image:stick.agr.jpg|[[stick]] Image:stockings.agr.jpg|[[stocking]] Image:stomach.amedd.jpg|[[stomach]] Image:Fortnum&Mason Fruit and Flowers2.jpg|[[store]] Image:street.jpg|[[street]] Image:Sun spot naked eye.jpg|[[sun]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[T]] == <gallery> Image:Aalto_table.JPG|[[table]] Image:tail.emily.jpg|[[tail]] Image:SpoolsOfThread.jpg|[[thread]] Image:throat.agr.jpg|[[throat]] Image:Hand with thumbs up.jpg|[[thumb]] Image:JRticket.jpg|[[ticket]] Image:Tenen.jpg|[[toe]] Image:tongue.agr.jpg|[[tongue]] Image:ToothSection.jpg|[[tooth]] Image:Werle.gif|[[town]] Image:WCML freight train.jpg|[[train]] Image:tray.agr.jpg|[[tray]] Image:Sequoiadendron giganteum at Kenilworth Castle.jpg|[[tree]] Image:Jeans.jpg|[[trousers]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[U]] == <gallery> Image:Umbrella.png|[[umbrella]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[W]] == <gallery> Image:Skogskyrkogarden CementeryWall1.jpg|[[wall]] Image:Stopwatch.jpg|[[watch]] Image:Wheel Iran.jpg|[[wheel]] Image:Martinet.jpg|[[whip]] Image:Metal whistle.jpg|[[whistle]] Image:window.jpg|[[window]] Image:Aircraft wing flaps small dsc06830.jpg|[[wing]] Image:wire.agr.jpg|[[wire]] Image:Earth-worm 1.jpg|[[worm]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> {{TOC}} ==Body parts== Here are the names of the body parts of a woman and a man. Not all words are in basic English. [[Image:Human body features.png]] ==See also== *[[Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist]] also known as the BE850 *[[Wiktionary:Basic English ordered wordlist]] *[[Wiktionary:Extended Basic English alphabetical wordlist]] also known as the BE1500 **[[Wiktionary:Basic English international wordlist]] **[[Wiktionary:Basic English compound wordlist]] [[Category:Wordlists|BE850]] 9837 2006-09-10T16:25:06Z 86.140.181.238 /* [[F]] */ replace image This is a picture version of the "picturable words" part of the [[Wiktionary:Basic English ordered wordlist|Basic English ordered wordlist]]. __NOTOC__ {{TOC}} == [[A]] == <gallery> Image:Coordonnees polaires plan.png|[[angle]] Image:Fire ants.jpg|[[ant]] Image:Fuji_apple.jpg|[[apple]] Image:Northwestern Arch.jpg|[[arch]] Image:arm.agr.jpg|[[arm]] Image:Army.afnews.jpg|[[army]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[B]] == <gallery> Image:Hutchens-baby.jpg|[[baby]] Image:ball.agr.jpg|[[ball]] Image:Kante berlin05 1.JPG|[[band]] Image:Ceramic planter from the Ming Dynasty.jpg|[[basin]] Image:Baskets four styles.jpg|[[basket]] Image:Bath (washtub).jpg|[[bath]] Image:bed.agr.jpg|[[bed]] Image:bee.cropped.jpg|[[bee]] Image:Dzwon z Jasnej Góry.jpg|[[bell]] Image:StrawberryWatercolor.jpg|[[berry]] Image:Blue Tit aka.jpg|[[bird]] Image:blade.agr.jpg|[[blade]] Image:board.agr.jpg|[[board]] Image:2003 LWGO ubt.JPG|[[boat]] Image:Humerus ant.jpg|[[bone]] Image:Buchmann.jpg|[[book]] Image:boot.agr.jpg|[[boot]] Image:bottle.agr.jpg|[[bottle]] Image:box.agr.jpg|[[box]] Image:Babasteve-three boys.jpg|[[boy]] Image:Human brain NIH.jpg|[[brain]] Image:brake.agr.jpg|[[brake]] Image:branch.agr.jpg|[[branch]] Image:brick.agr.jpg|[[brick]] Image:Tower bridge 01.jpg|[[bridge]] Image:hairbrush.jpg|[[brush]] Image:bucket.agr.jpg|[[bucket]] Image:bulb.jpg|[[bulb]] Image:Enter_button.jpg|[[button]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[C]] == <gallery> Image:ACJziegfeld cake.jpg|[[cake]] Image:Canon_Digital_Ixus_430.jpg|[[camera]] Image:Credit-cards.jpg|[[card]] Image:Winkelwagen.jpg|[[cart]] Image:Wroclaw rynek kon 2005.jpg|[[carriage]] Image:cat.jpg|[[cat]] Image:chain.agr.jpg|[[chain]] Image:Chair.png|[[chair]] Image:Emmentaler.jpg|[[cheese]] Image:chest.agr.jpg|[[chest]] Image:Stubbly face.jpg|[[chin]] Image:Church nove zvolani 2.jpg|[[church]] Image:Circle - black simple.svg|[[circle]] Image:clock.jpg|[[clock]] Image:Img20050526 0007 at tannheim cumulus.jpg|[[cloud]] Image:Parka1.JPG|[[coat]] Image:collar.agr.jpg|[[collar]] Image:Comb.png|[[comb]] Image:cord.agr.jpg|[[cord]] Image:Black and white cow feeding.jpg|[[cow]] Image:Tasse Kl 99.jpg|[[cup]] Image:curtain.agr.jpg|[[curtain]] Image:cushion.agr.jpg|[[cushion]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[D]] == <gallery> Image:Dog retrieving stick.jpg|[[dog]] Image:GeorgianischeTuer.JPG|[[door]] Image:drain.agr.jpg|[[drain]] Image:drawer.agr.jpg|[[drawer]] Image:Belle robe avec paillettes.jpg|[[dress]] Image:Drop of water 2003 03.jpg|[[drop]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[E]] == <gallery> Image:Ear.jpg|[[ear]] Image:Barnevelder_eggs.jpg|[[egg]] Image:Mazda_rotary_engine_early.jpg|[[engine]] Image:Heterochromia_iridis_01.jpg|[[eye]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[F]] == <gallery> Image:Palestinian girl in Qalqiliya.jpg|[[face]] Image:Farming near Klingerstown, Pennsylvania.jpg|[[farm]] Image:A_single_white_feather_closeup.jpg|[[feather]] Image:finger.agr.jpg|[[finger]] Image:Pieni 2 0143.jpg|[[fish]] Image:Flag of the United Nations.svg|[[flag]] Image:floor.agr.jpg|[[floor]] Image:Housefly closeup.jpg|[[fly]] Image:foot-outside.jpg|[[foot]] Image:fork.agr.jpg|[[fork]] Image:Rooster02.jpg|[[fowl]] Image:frame.agr.jpg|[[frame]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[G]] == <gallery> Image:Lightmatter Hsi Lai Temple Arhat Garden.jpg|[[garden]] Image:Anderson Sophie Portrait Of Young Girl.jpg|[[girl]] Image:Disposable nitrile glove.jpg|[[glove]] Image:Billy goat.jpg|[[goat]] Image:Pistol Browning SFS.jpg|[[gun]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[H]] == <gallery> Image:Dreadlock mop.jpg|[[hair]] Image:hammer.jpg|[[hammer]] Image:Hand.jpg|[[hand]] Image:chapeauclaque.jpg|[[hat]] Image:Egypte louvre 284.jpg|[[head]] Image:Heart diastole.png|[[heart]] Image:hook.agr.jpg|[[hook]] Image:trumpet.jpg|[[horn]] Image:Andalusier - Vorführung spanischer Rassen3 best.jpg|[[horse]] Image:Hospital room ubt.jpeg|[[hospital]] Image:Droste Haus.jpg|[[house]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[I]] == <gallery> Image:Summit view.jpg|[[island]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[J]] == <gallery> Image:Brillanten.jpeg|[[jewel]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[K]] == <gallery> Image:kettle.agr.jpg|[[kettle]] Image:key.agr.jpg|[[key]] Image:knee.female.jpg|[[knee]] Image:Paring Knife.jpg|[[knife]] Image:Alpine Butterfly Bend Final.jpg|[[knot]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[L]] == <gallery> Image:Leaf 1 web.jpg|[[leaf]] Image:legs.jpg|[[leg]] Image:Library book shelves.jpg|[[library]] Image:line.agr.jpg|[[line]] Image:lip.agr.jpg|[[lip]] Image:Padlock kłódka ubt.JPG|[[lock]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[M]] == <gallery> Image:Arctic.svg|[[map]] Image:Matches.jpg|[[match]] Image:Olive baboon.jpg|[[monkey]] Image:moon.jpg|[[moon]] Image:Mouth.jpg|[[mouth]] Image:Arm muscles front superficial.png|[[muscle]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[N]] == <gallery> Image:nail.agr.jpg|[[nail]] Image:neck.agr.jpg|[[neck]] Image:Needles (for sewing).jpg|[[needle]] Image:nerve.nida.jpg|[[nerve]] Image:net.gsfc.jpg|[[net]] Image:nose.agr.jpg|[[nose]] Image:Hazelnuts.jpg|[[nut]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[O]] == <gallery> Image:OvalOffice.whitehouse.jpg|[[office]] Image:Ambersweet oranges.jpg|[[orange]] Image:oven.agr.jpg|[[oven]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[P]] == <gallery> Image:parcel.fbi.jpg|[[parcel]] Image:Three-pens-six-nibs.jpg|[[pen]] Image:Blyant.JPG|[[pencil]] Image:picture.agr.jpg|[[picture]] Image:Sow with piglet.jpg|[[pig]] Image:pin.agr.jpg|[[pin]] Image:pipe.agr.jpg|[[pipe]] Image:ELAL 747-200 4X-AHQ EPWA 24 08 2004.jpg|[[plane]] Image:Plate by n yfe.jpg|[[plate]] Image:Farmer plowing.jpg|[[plow]] Image:pocket.agr.jpg|[[pocket]] Image:pot.agr.jpg|[[pot]] Image:Potatoes.jpg|[[potato]] Image:SafrikaIMG 8414.JPG|[[prison]] Image:Crude oil pump.jpg|[[pump]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[R]] == <gallery> Image:Geschweisster schienenstoss.jpeg|[[rail]] Image:Rattus norvegicus 1.jpg|[[rat]] Image:receipt.agr.jpg|[[receipt]] Image:Tolkien ring.jpg|[[ring]] Image:rod.agr.jpg|[[rod]] Image:Roofes.JPG|[[roof]] Image:Pinus silvestris roots001xx.jpg|[[root]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[S]] == <gallery> Image:Zaglowiec1MSlup250.jpg|[[sail]] Image:Hutterer-Crystal Schule2.jpg|[[school]] Image:Scissors.jpg|[[scissors]] Image:screw.agr.jpg|[[screw]] Image:Witlof Cichorium intybus var. foliosum seeds.jpg|[[seed]] Image:Flock_of_sheep.jpg|[[sheep]] Image:shelf.agr.jpg|[[shelf]] Image:DANA 2004 ubt.jpeg|[[ship]] Image:shirt.jpg|[[shirt]] Image:Zapato.jpg|[[shoe]] Image:skin.agr.jpg|[[skin]] Image:MiniSkirt.Dani.jpg|[[skirt]] Image:Snake.usuhs.jpg|[[snake]] Image:Fun socks.png|[[sock]] Image:spade.jpg|[[spade]] Image:sponge.noaa.jpg|[[sponge]] Image:Dessert Spoon.jpg|[[spoon]] Image:Ressort de compression.jpg|[[spring]] Image:Square (shape).png|[[square]] Image:Faroe stamp 011 east coast of vagar 300 oyru.jpg|[[stamp]] Image:Alpheratz.gif|[[star]] Image:Copenhagen H 1.jpg|[[station]] Image:stem.agr.jpg|[[stem]] Image:stick.agr.jpg|[[stick]] Image:stockings.agr.jpg|[[stocking]] Image:stomach.amedd.jpg|[[stomach]] Image:Fortnum&Mason Fruit and Flowers2.jpg|[[store]] Image:street.jpg|[[street]] Image:Sun spot naked eye.jpg|[[sun]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[T]] == <gallery> Image:Aalto_table.JPG|[[table]] Image:tail.emily.jpg|[[tail]] Image:SpoolsOfThread.jpg|[[thread]] Image:throat.agr.jpg|[[throat]] Image:Hand with thumbs up.jpg|[[thumb]] Image:JRticket.jpg|[[ticket]] Image:Tenen.jpg|[[toe]] Image:tongue.agr.jpg|[[tongue]] Image:ToothSection.jpg|[[tooth]] Image:Werle.gif|[[town]] Image:WCML freight train.jpg|[[train]] Image:tray.agr.jpg|[[tray]] Image:Sequoiadendron giganteum at Kenilworth Castle.jpg|[[tree]] Image:Jeans.jpg|[[trousers]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[U]] == <gallery> Image:Umbrella.png|[[umbrella]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[W]] == <gallery> Image:Skogskyrkogarden CementeryWall1.jpg|[[wall]] Image:Stopwatch.jpg|[[watch]] Image:Wheel Iran.jpg|[[wheel]] Image:Martinet.jpg|[[whip]] Image:Metal whistle.jpg|[[whistle]] Image:window.jpg|[[window]] Image:Aircraft wing flaps small dsc06830.jpg|[[wing]] Image:wire.agr.jpg|[[wire]] Image:Earth-worm 1.jpg|[[worm]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> {{TOC}} ==Body parts== Here are the names of the body parts of a woman and a man. Not all words are in basic English. [[Image:Human body features.png]] ==See also== *[[Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist]] also known as the BE850 *[[Wiktionary:Basic English ordered wordlist]] *[[Wiktionary:Extended Basic English alphabetical wordlist]] also known as the BE1500 **[[Wiktionary:Basic English international wordlist]] **[[Wiktionary:Basic English compound wordlist]] [[Category:Wordlists|BE850]] 10736 2006-10-10T13:02:33Z 193.99.164.18 Changed image due to duplicate This is a picture version of the "picturable words" part of the [[Wiktionary:Basic English ordered wordlist|Basic English ordered wordlist]]. __NOTOC__ {{TOC}} == [[A]] == <gallery> Image:Coordonnees polaires plan.png|[[angle]] Image:Fire ants.jpg|[[ant]] Image:Fuji_apple.jpg|[[apple]] Image:Northwestern Arch.jpg|[[arch]] Image:arm.agr.jpg|[[arm]] Image:Army.afnews.jpg|[[army]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[B]] == <gallery> Image:Hutchens-baby.jpg|[[baby]] Image:ball.agr.jpg|[[ball]] Image:Kante berlin05 1.JPG|[[band]] Image:Ceramic planter from the Ming Dynasty.jpg|[[basin]] Image:Baskets four styles.jpg|[[basket]] Image:Bath (washtub).jpg|[[bath]] Image:bed.agr.jpg|[[bed]] Image:bee.cropped.jpg|[[bee]] Image:Dzwon z Jasnej Góry.jpg|[[bell]] Image:StrawberryWatercolor.jpg|[[berry]] Image:Blue Tit aka.jpg|[[bird]] Image:blade.agr.jpg|[[blade]] Image:board.agr.jpg|[[board]] Image:2003 LWGO ubt.JPG|[[boat]] Image:Humerus ant.jpg|[[bone]] Image:Buchmann.jpg|[[book]] Image:boot.agr.jpg|[[boot]] Image:bottle.agr.jpg|[[bottle]] Image:box.agr.jpg|[[box]] Image:Babasteve-three boys.jpg|[[boy]] Image:Human brain NIH.jpg|[[brain]] Image:brake.agr.jpg|[[brake]] Image:branch.agr.jpg|[[branch]] Image:brick.agr.jpg|[[brick]] Image:Tower bridge 01.jpg|[[bridge]] Image:hairbrush.jpg|[[brush]] Image:bucket.agr.jpg|[[bucket]] Image:bulb.jpg|[[bulb]] Image:Enter_button.jpg|[[button]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[C]] == <gallery> Image:ACJziegfeld cake.jpg|[[cake]] Image:Canon_Digital_Ixus_430.jpg|[[camera]] Image:Credit-cards.jpg|[[card]] Image:Winkelwagen.jpg|[[cart]] Image:Wroclaw rynek kon 2005.jpg|[[carriage]] Image:cat.jpg|[[cat]] Image:chain.agr.jpg|[[chain]] Image:Chair.png|[[chair]] Image:Emmentaler.jpg|[[cheese]] Image:chest.agr.jpg|[[chest]] Image:Stubbly face.jpg|[[chin]] Image:Church nove zvolani 2.jpg|[[church]] Image:Circle - black simple.svg|[[circle]] Image:clock.jpg|[[clock]] Image:Img20050526 0007 at tannheim cumulus.jpg|[[cloud]] Image:Parka1.JPG|[[coat]] Image:collar.agr.jpg|[[collar]] Image:Comb.png|[[comb]] Image:cord.agr.jpg|[[cord]] Image:Black and white cow feeding.jpg|[[cow]] Image:Tasse Kl 99.jpg|[[cup]] Image:curtain.agr.jpg|[[curtain]] Image:cushion.agr.jpg|[[cushion]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[D]] == <gallery> Image:Dog retrieving stick.jpg|[[dog]] Image:GeorgianischeTuer.JPG|[[door]] Image:drain.agr.jpg|[[drain]] Image:drawer.agr.jpg|[[drawer]] Image:Belle robe avec paillettes.jpg|[[dress]] Image:Drop of water 2003 03.jpg|[[drop]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[E]] == <gallery> Image:Ear.jpg|[[ear]] Image:Barnevelder_eggs.jpg|[[egg]] Image:Mazda_rotary_engine_early.jpg|[[engine]] Image:Heterochromia_iridis_01.jpg|[[eye]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[F]] == <gallery> Image:Palestinian girl in Qalqiliya.jpg|[[face]] Image:Farming near Klingerstown, Pennsylvania.jpg|[[farm]] Image:A_single_white_feather_closeup.jpg|[[feather]] Image:finger.agr.jpg|[[finger]] Image:Pieni 2 0143.jpg|[[fish]] Image:Flag of the United Nations.svg|[[flag]] Image:floor.agr.jpg|[[floor]] Image:Housefly closeup.jpg|[[fly]] Image:foot-outside.jpg|[[foot]] Image:fork.agr.jpg|[[fork]] Image:Rooster02.jpg|[[fowl]] Image:frame.agr.jpg|[[frame]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[G]] == <gallery> Image:Lightmatter Hsi Lai Temple Arhat Garden.jpg|[[garden]] Image:Anderson Sophie Portrait Of Young Girl.jpg|[[girl]] Image:Disposable nitrile glove.jpg|[[glove]] Image:Billy goat.jpg|[[goat]] Image:Pistol Browning SFS.jpg|[[gun]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[H]] == <gallery> Image:Dreadlock mop.jpg|[[hair]] Image:hammer.jpg|[[hammer]] Image:Hand.jpg|[[hand]] Image:chapeauclaque.jpg|[[hat]] Image:Egypte louvre 284.jpg|[[head]] Image:Heart diastole.png|[[heart]] Image:hook.agr.jpg|[[hook]] Image:trumpet.jpg|[[horn]] Image:Andalusier - Vorführung spanischer Rassen3 best.jpg|[[horse]] Image:Hospital room ubt.jpeg|[[hospital]] Image:Droste Haus.jpg|[[house]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[I]] == <gallery> Image:Summit view.jpg|[[island]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[J]] == <gallery> Image:Brillanten.jpg|[[jewel]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[K]] == <gallery> Image:kettle.agr.jpg|[[kettle]] Image:key.agr.jpg|[[key]] Image:knee.female.jpg|[[knee]] Image:Paring Knife.jpg|[[knife]] Image:Alpine Butterfly Bend Final.jpg|[[knot]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[L]] == <gallery> Image:Leaf 1 web.jpg|[[leaf]] Image:legs.jpg|[[leg]] Image:Library book shelves.jpg|[[library]] Image:line.agr.jpg|[[line]] Image:lip.agr.jpg|[[lip]] Image:Padlock kłódka ubt.JPG|[[lock]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[M]] == <gallery> Image:Arctic.svg|[[map]] Image:Matches.jpg|[[match]] Image:Olive baboon.jpg|[[monkey]] Image:moon.jpg|[[moon]] Image:Mouth.jpg|[[mouth]] Image:Arm muscles front superficial.png|[[muscle]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[N]] == <gallery> Image:nail.agr.jpg|[[nail]] Image:neck.agr.jpg|[[neck]] Image:Needles (for sewing).jpg|[[needle]] Image:nerve.nida.jpg|[[nerve]] Image:net.gsfc.jpg|[[net]] Image:nose.agr.jpg|[[nose]] Image:Hazelnuts.jpg|[[nut]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[O]] == <gallery> Image:OvalOffice.whitehouse.jpg|[[office]] Image:Ambersweet oranges.jpg|[[orange]] Image:oven.agr.jpg|[[oven]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[P]] == <gallery> Image:parcel.fbi.jpg|[[parcel]] Image:Three-pens-six-nibs.jpg|[[pen]] Image:Blyant.JPG|[[pencil]] Image:picture.agr.jpg|[[picture]] Image:Sow with piglet.jpg|[[pig]] Image:pin.agr.jpg|[[pin]] Image:pipe.agr.jpg|[[pipe]] Image:ELAL 747-200 4X-AHQ EPWA 24 08 2004.jpg|[[plane]] Image:Plate by n yfe.jpg|[[plate]] Image:Farmer plowing.jpg|[[plow]] Image:pocket.agr.jpg|[[pocket]] Image:pot.agr.jpg|[[pot]] Image:Potatoes.jpg|[[potato]] Image:SafrikaIMG 8414.JPG|[[prison]] Image:Crude oil pump.jpg|[[pump]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[R]] == <gallery> Image:Geschweisster schienenstoss.jpeg|[[rail]] Image:Rattus norvegicus 1.jpg|[[rat]] Image:receipt.agr.jpg|[[receipt]] Image:Tolkien ring.jpg|[[ring]] Image:rod.agr.jpg|[[rod]] Image:Roofes.JPG|[[roof]] Image:Pinus silvestris roots001xx.jpg|[[root]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[S]] == <gallery> Image:Zaglowiec1MSlup250.jpg|[[sail]] Image:Hutterer-Crystal Schule2.jpg|[[school]] Image:Scissors.jpg|[[scissors]] Image:screw.agr.jpg|[[screw]] Image:Witlof Cichorium intybus var. foliosum seeds.jpg|[[seed]] Image:Flock_of_sheep.jpg|[[sheep]] Image:shelf.agr.jpg|[[shelf]] Image:DANA 2004 ubt.jpeg|[[ship]] Image:shirt.jpg|[[shirt]] Image:Zapato.jpg|[[shoe]] Image:skin.agr.jpg|[[skin]] Image:MiniSkirt.Dani.jpg|[[skirt]] Image:Snake.usuhs.jpg|[[snake]] Image:Fun socks.png|[[sock]] Image:spade.jpg|[[spade]] Image:sponge.noaa.jpg|[[sponge]] Image:Dessert Spoon.jpg|[[spoon]] Image:Ressort de compression.jpg|[[spring]] Image:Square (shape).png|[[square]] Image:Faroe stamp 011 east coast of vagar 300 oyru.jpg|[[stamp]] Image:Alpheratz.gif|[[star]] Image:Copenhagen H 1.jpg|[[station]] Image:stem.agr.jpg|[[stem]] Image:stick.agr.jpg|[[stick]] Image:stockings.agr.jpg|[[stocking]] Image:stomach.amedd.jpg|[[stomach]] Image:Fortnum&Mason Fruit and Flowers2.jpg|[[store]] Image:street.jpg|[[street]] Image:Sun spot naked eye.jpg|[[sun]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[T]] == <gallery> Image:Aalto_table.JPG|[[table]] Image:tail.emily.jpg|[[tail]] Image:SpoolsOfThread.jpg|[[thread]] Image:throat.agr.jpg|[[throat]] Image:Hand with thumbs up.jpg|[[thumb]] Image:JRticket.jpg|[[ticket]] Image:Tenen.jpg|[[toe]] Image:tongue.agr.jpg|[[tongue]] Image:ToothSection.jpg|[[tooth]] Image:Werle.gif|[[town]] Image:WCML freight train.jpg|[[train]] Image:tray.agr.jpg|[[tray]] Image:Sequoiadendron giganteum at Kenilworth Castle.jpg|[[tree]] Image:Jeans.jpg|[[trousers]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[U]] == <gallery> Image:Umbrella.png|[[umbrella]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[W]] == <gallery> Image:Skogskyrkogarden CementeryWall1.jpg|[[wall]] Image:Stopwatch.jpg|[[watch]] Image:Wheel Iran.jpg|[[wheel]] Image:Martinet.jpg|[[whip]] Image:Metal whistle.jpg|[[whistle]] Image:window.jpg|[[window]] Image:Aircraft wing flaps small dsc06830.jpg|[[wing]] Image:wire.agr.jpg|[[wire]] Image:Earth-worm 1.jpg|[[worm]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> {{TOC}} ==Body parts== Here are the names of the body parts of a woman and a man. Not all words are in basic English. [[Image:Human body features.png]] ==See also== *[[Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist]] also known as the BE850 *[[Wiktionary:Basic English ordered wordlist]] *[[Wiktionary:Extended Basic English alphabetical wordlist]] also known as the BE1500 **[[Wiktionary:Basic English international wordlist]] **[[Wiktionary:Basic English compound wordlist]] [[Category:Wordlists|BE850]] 12530 2006-11-18T11:02:04Z Timichal 134 -copyvio image deleted from Commons +free image This is a picture version of the "picturable words" part of the [[Wiktionary:Basic English ordered wordlist|Basic English ordered wordlist]]. __NOTOC__ {{TOC}} == [[A]] == <gallery> Image:Coordonnees polaires plan.png|[[angle]] Image:Fire ants.jpg|[[ant]] Image:Fuji_apple.jpg|[[apple]] Image:Northwestern Arch.jpg|[[arch]] Image:arm.agr.jpg|[[arm]] Image:Army.afnews.jpg|[[army]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[B]] == <gallery> Image:Hutchens-baby.jpg|[[baby]] Image:ball.agr.jpg|[[ball]] Image:Kante berlin05 1.JPG|[[band]] Image:Ceramic planter from the Ming Dynasty.jpg|[[basin]] Image:Baskets four styles.jpg|[[basket]] Image:Bath (washtub).jpg|[[bath]] Image:bed.agr.jpg|[[bed]] Image:bee.cropped.jpg|[[bee]] Image:Dzwon z Jasnej Góry.jpg|[[bell]] Image:StrawberryWatercolor.jpg|[[berry]] Image:Blue Tit aka.jpg|[[bird]] Image:blade.agr.jpg|[[blade]] Image:board.agr.jpg|[[board]] Image:2003 LWGO ubt.JPG|[[boat]] Image:Humerus ant.jpg|[[bone]] Image:Buchmann.jpg|[[book]] Image:boot.agr.jpg|[[boot]] Image:bottle.agr.jpg|[[bottle]] Image:box.agr.jpg|[[box]] Image:Babasteve-three boys.jpg|[[boy]] Image:Human brain NIH.jpg|[[brain]] Image:brake.agr.jpg|[[brake]] Image:branch.agr.jpg|[[branch]] Image:brick.agr.jpg|[[brick]] Image:Tower bridge 01.jpg|[[bridge]] Image:hairbrush.jpg|[[brush]] Image:bucket.agr.jpg|[[bucket]] Image:bulb.jpg|[[bulb]] Image:Enter_button.jpg|[[button]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[C]] == <gallery> Image:ACJziegfeld cake.jpg|[[cake]] Image:Canon_Digital_Ixus_430.jpg|[[camera]] Image:Credit-cards.jpg|[[card]] Image:Winkelwagen.jpg|[[cart]] Image:Wroclaw rynek kon 2005.jpg|[[carriage]] Image:cat.jpg|[[cat]] Image:chain.agr.jpg|[[chain]] Image:Chair.png|[[chair]] Image:Emmentaler.jpg|[[cheese]] Image:chest.agr.jpg|[[chest]] Image:Stubbly face.jpg|[[chin]] Image:Church nove zvolani 2.jpg|[[church]] Image:Circle - black simple.svg|[[circle]] Image:clock.jpg|[[clock]] Image:Img20050526 0007 at tannheim cumulus.jpg|[[cloud]] Image:Parka1.JPG|[[coat]] Image:collar.agr.jpg|[[collar]] Image:Comb.png|[[comb]] Image:cord.agr.jpg|[[cord]] Image:Black and white cow feeding.jpg|[[cow]] Image:Tasse Kl 99.jpg|[[cup]] Image:curtain.agr.jpg|[[curtain]] Image:cushion.agr.jpg|[[cushion]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[D]] == <gallery> Image:Dog retrieving stick.jpg|[[dog]] Image:GeorgianischeTuer.JPG|[[door]] Image:drain.agr.jpg|[[drain]] Image:drawer.agr.jpg|[[drawer]] Image:Belle robe avec paillettes.jpg|[[dress]] Image:Drop of water 2003 03.jpg|[[drop]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[E]] == <gallery> Image:Ear.jpg|[[ear]] Image:Barnevelder_eggs.jpg|[[egg]] Image:Mazda_rotary_engine_early.jpg|[[engine]] Image:Heterochromia_iridis_01.jpg|[[eye]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[F]] == <gallery> Image:Palestinian girl in Qalqiliya.jpg|[[face]] Image:Farming near Klingerstown, Pennsylvania.jpg|[[farm]] Image:A_single_white_feather_closeup.jpg|[[feather]] Image:finger.agr.jpg|[[finger]] Image:Pieni 2 0143.jpg|[[fish]] Image:Flag of the United Nations.svg|[[flag]] Image:floor.agr.jpg|[[floor]] Image:Housefly closeup.jpg|[[fly]] Image:foot-outside.jpg|[[foot]] Image:fork.agr.jpg|[[fork]] Image:Rooster02.jpg|[[fowl]] Image:frame.agr.jpg|[[frame]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[G]] == <gallery> Image:Lightmatter Hsi Lai Temple Arhat Garden.jpg|[[garden]] Image:Anderson Sophie Portrait Of Young Girl.jpg|[[girl]] Image:Disposable nitrile glove.jpg|[[glove]] Image:Billy goat.jpg|[[goat]] Image:Pistol Browning SFS.jpg|[[gun]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[H]] == <gallery> Image:Dreadlock mop.jpg|[[hair]] Image:hammer.jpg|[[hammer]] Image:Hand.jpg|[[hand]] Image:chapeauclaque.jpg|[[hat]] Image:Egypte louvre 284.jpg|[[head]] Image:Heart diastole.png|[[heart]] Image:hook.agr.jpg|[[hook]] Image:trumpet.jpg|[[horn]] Image:Andalusier - Vorführung spanischer Rassen3 best.jpg|[[horse]] Image:Hospital room ubt.jpeg|[[hospital]] Image:Droste Haus.jpg|[[house]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[I]] == <gallery> Image:Summit view.jpg|[[island]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[J]] == <gallery> Image:Brillanten.jpg|[[jewel]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[K]] == <gallery> Image:kettle.agr.jpg|[[kettle]] Image:key.agr.jpg|[[key]] Image:knee.female.jpg|[[knee]] Image:Paring Knife.jpg|[[knife]] Image:Alpine Butterfly Bend Final.jpg|[[knot]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[L]] == <gallery> Image:Leaf 1 web.jpg|[[leaf]] Image:legs.jpg|[[leg]] Image:Library book shelves.jpg|[[library]] Image:line.agr.jpg|[[line]] Image:lip.agr.jpg|[[lip]] Image:Padlock kłódka ubt.JPG|[[lock]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[M]] == <gallery> Image:Arctic.svg|[[map]] Image:Matches.jpg|[[match]] Image:Olive baboon.jpg|[[monkey]] Image:moon.jpg|[[moon]] Image:Mouth.jpg|[[mouth]] Image:Arm muscles front superficial.png|[[muscle]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[N]] == <gallery> Image:nail.agr.jpg|[[nail]] Image:neck.agr.jpg|[[neck]] Image:Needles (for sewing).jpg|[[needle]] Image:nerve.nida.jpg|[[nerve]] Image:net.gsfc.jpg|[[net]] Image:nose.agr.jpg|[[nose]] Image:Hazelnuts.jpg|[[nut]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[O]] == <gallery> Image:OvalOffice.whitehouse.jpg|[[office]] Image:Ambersweet oranges.jpg|[[orange]] Image:oven.agr.jpg|[[oven]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[P]] == <gallery> Image:parcel.fbi.jpg|[[parcel]] Image:Three-pens-six-nibs.jpg|[[pen]] Image:Blyant.JPG|[[pencil]] Image:picture.agr.jpg|[[picture]] Image:Sow with piglet.jpg|[[pig]] Image:pin.agr.jpg|[[pin]] Image:pipe.agr.jpg|[[pipe]] Image:ELAL 747-200 4X-AHQ EPWA 24 08 2004.jpg|[[plane]] Image:Plate by n yfe.jpg|[[plate]] Image:Farmer plowing.jpg|[[plow]] Image:pocket.agr.jpg|[[pocket]] Image:pot.agr.jpg|[[pot]] Image:Potatoes.jpg|[[potato]] Image:SafrikaIMG 8414.JPG|[[prison]] Image:Crude oil pump.jpg|[[pump]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[R]] == <gallery> Image:Geschweisster schienenstoss.jpeg|[[rail]] Image:Rattus norvegicus 1.jpg|[[rat]] Image:receipt.agr.jpg|[[receipt]] Image:Tolkien ring.jpg|[[ring]] Image:rod.agr.jpg|[[rod]] Image:Roofes.JPG|[[roof]] Image:Pinus silvestris roots001xx.jpg|[[root]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[S]] == <gallery> Image:Zaglowiec1MSlup250.jpg|[[sail]] Image:Hutterer-Crystal Schule2.jpg|[[school]] Image:Scissors.jpg|[[scissors]] Image:screw.agr.jpg|[[screw]] Image:Witlof Cichorium intybus var. foliosum seeds.jpg|[[seed]] Image:Flock_of_sheep.jpg|[[sheep]] Image:shelf.agr.jpg|[[shelf]] Image:DANA 2004 ubt.jpeg|[[ship]] Image:shirt.jpg|[[shirt]] Image:Zapato.jpg|[[shoe]] Image:skin.agr.jpg|[[skin]] Image:MiniSkirt.Dani.jpg|[[skirt]] Image:Snake.usuhs.jpg|[[snake]] Image:Fun socks.png|[[sock]] Image:spade.jpg|[[spade]] Image:sponge.noaa.jpg|[[sponge]] Image:Dessert Spoon.jpg|[[spoon]] Image:Ressort de compression.jpg|[[spring]] Image:Square (shape).png|[[square]] Image:Faroe stamp 011 east coast of vagar 300 oyru.jpg|[[stamp]] Image:Alpheratz.gif|[[star]] Image:Copenhagen H 1.jpg|[[station]] Image:stem.agr.jpg|[[stem]] Image:stick.agr.jpg|[[stick]] Image:stockings.agr.jpg|[[stocking]] Image:stomach.amedd.jpg|[[stomach]] Image:Fortnum&Mason Fruit and Flowers2.jpg|[[store]] Image:street.jpg|[[street]] Image:Sun spot naked eye.jpg|[[sun]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[T]] == <gallery> Image:Aalto_table.JPG|[[table]] Image:tail.emily.jpg|[[tail]] Image:SpoolsOfThread.jpg|[[thread]] Image:throat.agr.jpg|[[throat]] Image:Hand with thumbs up.jpg|[[thumb]] Image:JRticket.jpg|[[ticket]] Image:Tenen.jpg|[[toe]] Image:tongue.agr.jpg|[[tongue]] Image:ToothSection.jpg|[[tooth]] Image:Werle.gif|[[town]] Image:WCML freight train.jpg|[[train]] Image:tray.agr.jpg|[[tray]] Image:Sequoiadendron giganteum at Kenilworth Castle.jpg|[[tree]] Image:Jeans.jpg|[[trousers]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[U]] == <gallery> Image:Umbrella.png|[[umbrella]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> == [[W]] == <gallery> Image:Skogskyrkogarden CementeryWall1.jpg|[[wall]] Image:Stopwatch.jpg|[[watch]] Image:Wheel Iran.jpg|[[wheel]] Image:Martinet.jpg|[[whip]] Image:Metal whistle.jpg|[[whistle]] Image:window.jpg|[[window]] Image:Aircraft wing flaps small dsc06830.jpg|[[wing]] Image:wire.agr.jpg|[[wire]] Image:Regenwurm1.jpg|[[worm]] </gallery> <br style="clear: both;" /> {{TOC}} ==Body parts== Here are the names of the body parts of a woman and a man. Not all words are in basic English. [[Image:Human body features.png]] ==See also== *[[Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist]] also known as the BE850 *[[Wiktionary:Basic English ordered wordlist]] *[[Wiktionary:Extended Basic English alphabetical wordlist]] also known as the BE1500 **[[Wiktionary:Basic English international wordlist]] **[[Wiktionary:Basic English compound wordlist]] [[Category:Wordlists|BE850]] 2711 6621 2006-05-21T03:05:31Z Cromwellt 61 copied from SEWikipedia with appropriate modifications This is the Basic English international wordlist in [[alphabetical order]]. __NOTOC__ {{TOC}} == [[A]] == [[alcohol]] &bull; [[Algebra]] &bull; [[aluminum]] &bull; [[ammonia]] &bull; [[anesthetic]] &bull; [[April]] &bull; [[Arithmetic]] &bull; [[asbestos]] &bull; [[August]] &bull; [[autobus]] &bull; [[automobile]] == [[B]] == [[ballet]] &bull; [[Bang]] &bull; [[bank]] &bull; [[bar]] &bull; [[beef]] &bull; [[beer]] &bull; [[Biology]] &bull; [[bomb]] == [[C]] == [[cafe]] &bull; [[calendar]] &bull; [[catarrh]] &bull; [[centi-]] &bull; [[champagne]] &bull; [[chauffeur]] &bull; [[chemist]] &bull; [[Chemistry]] &bull; [[check]] &bull; [[chocolate]] &bull; [[chorus]] &bull; [[cigarette]] &bull; [[circus]] &bull; [[citron]] &bull; [[club]] &bull; [[coffee]] &bull; [[cocktail]] &bull; [[cognac]] &bull; [[College]] &bull; [[colony]] == [[D]] == [[dance]] &bull; [[December]] &bull; [[deci-]] &bull; [[degree]] &bull; [[Dominion]] &bull; [[dynamite]] == [[E]] == [[eight]] &bull; [[electricity]] &bull; [[eleven]] &bull; [[Embassy]] &bull; [[Empire]] &bull; [[encyclopedia]] &bull; [[engineer]] == [[F]] == [[February]] &bull; [[fifteen]] &bull; [[fifth]] &bull; [[fifty]] &bull; [[five]] &bull; [[four]] &bull; [[fourteen]] &bull; [[fourth]] &bull; [[forty]] &bull; [[Friday]] == [[G]] == [[gas]] &bull; [[Geography]] &bull; [[Geology]] &bull; [[Geometry]] &bull; [[gram]] &bull; [[glycerin]] == [[H]] == [[half]] &bull; [[Hiss]] &bull; [[hotel]] &bull; [[hundred]] &bull; [[hyena]] &bull; [[hygiene]] &bull; [[hysteria]] == [[I]] == [[Imperial]] &bull; [[inferno]] &bull; [[influenza]] &bull; [[international]] == [[J]] == [[January]] &bull; [[jazz]] &bull; [[July]] &bull; [[June]] == [[K]] == [[kilo-]] &bull; [[King]] == [[L]] == [[latitude]] &bull; [[lava]] &bull; [[litre|liter]] &bull; [[liqueur]] &bull; [[longitude]] == [[M]] == [[macaroni]] &bull; [[madam]] &bull; [[magnetic]] &bull; [[malaria]] &bull; [[mania]] &bull; [[March]] &bull; [[Mathematics]] &bull; [[May]] &bull; [[meter]] &bull; [[Mew]] &bull; [[micro-]] &bull; [[microscope]] &bull; [[milli-]] &bull; [[million]] &bull; [[minute]] &bull; [[Monday]] &bull; [[Museum]] == [[N]] == [[neutron]] &bull; [[nickel]] &bull; [[nicotine]] &bull; [[nine]] &bull; [[November]] == [[O]] == [[October]] &bull; [[olive]] &bull; [[once]] &bull; [[omelet]] &bull; [[one]] &bull; [[opera]] &bull; [[opium]] &bull; [[orchestra]] &bull; [[organism]] == [[P]] == [[pajamas]] &bull; [[paraffin]] &bull; [[paradise]] &bull; [[park]] &bull; [[passport]] &bull; [[patent]] &bull; [[penguin]] &bull; [[petroleum]] &bull; [[phonograph]] &bull; [[Physics]] &bull; [[Physiology]] &bull; [[piano]] &bull; [[platinum]] &bull; [[police]] &bull; [[post]] &bull; [[potash]] &bull; [[President]] &bull; [[Prince]] &bull; [[Princess]] &bull; [[program]] &bull; [[propaganda]] &bull; [[Psychology]] &bull; [[Purr]] &bull; [[pyramid]] == [[Q]] == [[Quack]] &bull; [[quarter]] &bull; [[Queen]] &bull; [[quinine]] == [[R]] == [[radio]] &bull; [[radium]] &bull; [[referendum]] &bull; [[restaurant]] &bull; [[rheumatism]] &bull; [[Royal]] &bull; [[rum]] == [[S]] == [[salad]] &bull; [[sardine]] &bull; [[Saturday]] &bull; [[second]] &bull; [[September]] &bull; [[serum]] &bull; [[seven]] &bull; [[sir]] &bull; [[six]] &bull; [[sixteen]] &bull; [[sport]] &bull; [[Sunday]] == [[T]] == [[tapioca]] &bull; [[taxi]] &bull; [[tea]] &bull; [[telegram]] &bull; [[telephone]] &bull; [[ten]] &bull; [[terrace]] &bull; [[theatre]] &bull; [[thermometer]] &bull; [[third]] &bull; [[thirteen]] &bull; [[thirty]] &bull; [[thousand]] &bull; [[three]] &bull; [[Thursday]] &bull; [[toast]] &bull; [[tobacco]] &bull; [[torpedo]] &bull; [[Tuesday]] &bull; [[turbine]] &bull; [[twenty-one]] &bull; [[twelve]] &bull; [[twenty]] &bull; [[twice]] &bull; [[two]] == [[U]] == [[university]] == [[V]] == [[vanilla]] &bull; [[violin]] &bull; [[visa]] &bull; [[vitamin]] &bull; [[vodka]] &bull; [[volt]] == [[W]] == [[Wednesday]] &bull; [[whisky]] == [[X]] == == [[Y]] == == [[Z]] == [[zebra]] &bull; [[zinc]] &bull; [[Zoology]] {{TOC}} ==See also== *[[Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist]] also known as the BE850 *[[Wiktionary:Basic English ordered wordlist]] *[[Wiktionary:Basic English picture wordlist]] *[[Wiktionary:Extended Basic English alphabetical wordlist]] also known as the BE1500 **[[Wiktionary:Basic English compound wordlist]] [[Category:Wordlists]] 6631 2006-05-21T03:17:12Z Cromwellt 61 fixed cat order This is the Basic English international wordlist in [[alphabetical order]]. __NOTOC__ {{TOC}} == [[A]] == [[alcohol]] &bull; [[Algebra]] &bull; [[aluminum]] &bull; [[ammonia]] &bull; [[anesthetic]] &bull; [[April]] &bull; [[Arithmetic]] &bull; [[asbestos]] &bull; [[August]] &bull; [[autobus]] &bull; [[automobile]] == [[B]] == [[ballet]] &bull; [[Bang]] &bull; [[bank]] &bull; [[bar]] &bull; [[beef]] &bull; [[beer]] &bull; [[Biology]] &bull; [[bomb]] == [[C]] == [[cafe]] &bull; [[calendar]] &bull; [[catarrh]] &bull; [[centi-]] &bull; [[champagne]] &bull; [[chauffeur]] &bull; [[chemist]] &bull; [[Chemistry]] &bull; [[check]] &bull; [[chocolate]] &bull; [[chorus]] &bull; [[cigarette]] &bull; [[circus]] &bull; [[citron]] &bull; [[club]] &bull; [[coffee]] &bull; [[cocktail]] &bull; [[cognac]] &bull; [[College]] &bull; [[colony]] == [[D]] == [[dance]] &bull; [[December]] &bull; [[deci-]] &bull; [[degree]] &bull; [[Dominion]] &bull; [[dynamite]] == [[E]] == [[eight]] &bull; [[electricity]] &bull; [[eleven]] &bull; [[Embassy]] &bull; [[Empire]] &bull; [[encyclopedia]] &bull; [[engineer]] == [[F]] == [[February]] &bull; [[fifteen]] &bull; [[fifth]] &bull; [[fifty]] &bull; [[five]] &bull; [[four]] &bull; [[fourteen]] &bull; [[fourth]] &bull; [[forty]] &bull; [[Friday]] == [[G]] == [[gas]] &bull; [[Geography]] &bull; [[Geology]] &bull; [[Geometry]] &bull; [[gram]] &bull; [[glycerin]] == [[H]] == [[half]] &bull; [[Hiss]] &bull; [[hotel]] &bull; [[hundred]] &bull; [[hyena]] &bull; [[hygiene]] &bull; [[hysteria]] == [[I]] == [[Imperial]] &bull; [[inferno]] &bull; [[influenza]] &bull; [[international]] == [[J]] == [[January]] &bull; [[jazz]] &bull; [[July]] &bull; [[June]] == [[K]] == [[kilo-]] &bull; [[King]] == [[L]] == [[latitude]] &bull; [[lava]] &bull; [[litre|liter]] &bull; [[liqueur]] &bull; [[longitude]] == [[M]] == [[macaroni]] &bull; [[madam]] &bull; [[magnetic]] &bull; [[malaria]] &bull; [[mania]] &bull; [[March]] &bull; [[Mathematics]] &bull; [[May]] &bull; [[meter]] &bull; [[Mew]] &bull; [[micro-]] &bull; [[microscope]] &bull; [[milli-]] &bull; [[million]] &bull; [[minute]] &bull; [[Monday]] &bull; [[Museum]] == [[N]] == [[neutron]] &bull; [[nickel]] &bull; [[nicotine]] &bull; [[nine]] &bull; [[November]] == [[O]] == [[October]] &bull; [[olive]] &bull; [[once]] &bull; [[omelet]] &bull; [[one]] &bull; [[opera]] &bull; [[opium]] &bull; [[orchestra]] &bull; [[organism]] == [[P]] == [[pajamas]] &bull; [[paraffin]] &bull; [[paradise]] &bull; [[park]] &bull; [[passport]] &bull; [[patent]] &bull; [[penguin]] &bull; [[petroleum]] &bull; [[phonograph]] &bull; [[Physics]] &bull; [[Physiology]] &bull; [[piano]] &bull; [[platinum]] &bull; [[police]] &bull; [[post]] &bull; [[potash]] &bull; [[President]] &bull; [[Prince]] &bull; [[Princess]] &bull; [[program]] &bull; [[propaganda]] &bull; [[Psychology]] &bull; [[Purr]] &bull; [[pyramid]] == [[Q]] == [[Quack]] &bull; [[quarter]] &bull; [[Queen]] &bull; [[quinine]] == [[R]] == [[radio]] &bull; [[radium]] &bull; [[referendum]] &bull; [[restaurant]] &bull; [[rheumatism]] &bull; [[Royal]] &bull; [[rum]] == [[S]] == [[salad]] &bull; [[sardine]] &bull; [[Saturday]] &bull; [[second]] &bull; [[September]] &bull; [[serum]] &bull; [[seven]] &bull; [[sir]] &bull; [[six]] &bull; [[sixteen]] &bull; [[sport]] &bull; [[Sunday]] == [[T]] == [[tapioca]] &bull; [[taxi]] &bull; [[tea]] &bull; [[telegram]] &bull; [[telephone]] &bull; [[ten]] &bull; [[terrace]] &bull; [[theatre]] &bull; [[thermometer]] &bull; [[third]] &bull; [[thirteen]] &bull; [[thirty]] &bull; [[thousand]] &bull; [[three]] &bull; [[Thursday]] &bull; [[toast]] &bull; [[tobacco]] &bull; [[torpedo]] &bull; [[Tuesday]] &bull; [[turbine]] &bull; [[twenty-one]] &bull; [[twelve]] &bull; [[twenty]] &bull; [[twice]] &bull; [[two]] == [[U]] == [[university]] == [[V]] == [[vanilla]] &bull; [[violin]] &bull; [[visa]] &bull; [[vitamin]] &bull; [[vodka]] &bull; [[volt]] == [[W]] == [[Wednesday]] &bull; [[whisky]] == [[X]] == == [[Y]] == == [[Z]] == [[zebra]] &bull; [[zinc]] &bull; [[Zoology]] {{TOC}} ==See also== *[[Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist]] also known as the BE850 *[[Wiktionary:Basic English ordered wordlist]] *[[Wiktionary:Basic English picture wordlist]] *[[Wiktionary:Extended Basic English alphabetical wordlist]] also known as the BE1500 **[[Wiktionary:Basic English compound wordlist]] [[Category:Wordlists|BE1500]] 2712 6622 2006-05-21T03:06:14Z Cromwellt 61 copied from SEWikipedia with appropriate modifications This is a list of the [[compound]] [[Basic English]] words in [[alphabetical order]]. Much like [[sentence]]s or [[phrase]]s can be made of Basic words, a compound word can be created. These must only be made from appropriate root words, so that the interpretation is obvious to the reader. These are some examples. __NOTOC__ {{TOC}} == [[A]] == [[afterthought]] &bull; [[airplane]] &bull; [[another]] &bull; [[anybody]] &bull; [[anyhow]] &bull; [[anyone]] &bull; [[anything]] &bull; [[anywhere]] == [[B]] == [[backbone]] &bull; [[backspace]] &bull; [[backwoods]] &bull; [[become]] &bull; [[bedroom]] &bull; [[beeswax]] &bull; [[birthday]] &bull; [[birthright]] &bull; [[blackberry]] &bull; [[blackbird]] &bull; [[blackboard]] &bull; [[bloodvessel]] &bull; [[bluebell]] &bull; [[bookkeeper]] &bull; [[brushwood]] &bull; [[buttercup]] == [[C]] == [[cardboard]] &bull; [[carefree]] &bull; [[caretaker]] &bull; [[clockwork]] &bull; [[commonsense]] &bull; [[copyright]] &bull; [[cupboard]] == [[D]] == [[daylight]] &bull; [[downfall]] == [[E]] == [[ear-ring]] &bull; [[earthwork]] &bull; [[evergreen]] &bull; [[everybody]] &bull; [[everyday]] &bull; [[everyone]] &bull; [[everything]] &bull; [[everywhere]] &bull; [[eyeball]] == [[F]] == [[fatherland]] &bull; [[fingerprint]] &bull; [[firearm]] &bull; [[fire-engine]] &bull; [[firefly]] &bull; [[fireman]] &bull; [[fireplace]] &bull; [[firework]] &bull; [[first-rate]] &bull; [[football]] &bull; [[footlights]] &bull; [[footman]] &bull; [[footnote]] &bull; [[footprint]] &bull; [[footstep]] == [[G]] == [[gasworks]] &bull; [[goldfish]] &bull; [[goodlooking]] &bull; [[good-morning]] &bull; [[goodnight]] &bull; [[gunboat]] &bull; [[gun-carriage]] &bull; [[gunmetal]] &bull; [[gunpowder]] == [[H]] == [[handbook]] &bull; [[handwriting]] &bull; [[headdress]] &bull; [[headland]] &bull; [[headstone]] &bull; [[headway]] &bull; [[hereafter]] &bull; [[herewith]] &bull; [[highlands]] &bull; [[highway]] &bull; [[himself]] &bull; [[horseplay]] &bull; [[horsepower]] &bull; [[hourglass]] &bull; [[houseboat]] &bull; [[housekeeper]] &bull; [[however]] == [[I]] == [[inasmuch]] &bull; [[income]] &bull; [[indoors]] &bull; [[inland]] &bull; [[inlet]] &bull; [[input]] &bull; [[inside]] &bull; [[instep]] &bull; [[into]] &bull; [[itself]] == [[J ]] == == [[K]] == [[keyboard]] == [[L]] == [[landmark]] &bull; [[landslip]] &bull; [[lighthouse]] &bull; [[looking-glass]] == [[M]] == [[manhole]] &bull; [[myself]] == [[N]] == [[network]] &bull; [[newspaper]] &bull; [[nobody]] &bull; [[nothing]] &bull; [[nowhere]] == [[O]] == [[offspring]] &bull; [[oncoming]] &bull; [[oneself]] &bull; [[oneline]] &bull; [[onlooker]] &bull; [[onto]] &bull; [[outburst]] &bull; [[outcome]] &bull; [[outcry]] &bull; [[outdoor]] &bull; [[outgoing]] &bull; [[outhouse]] &bull; [[outlaw]] &bull; [[outlet]] &bull; [[outline]] &bull; [[outlook]] &bull; [[output]] &bull; [[outside]] &bull; [[outskirts]] &bull; [[outstretched]] &bull; [[overacting]] &bull; [[overall overbalancing]] &bull; [[overcoat]] &bull; [[overcome]] &bull; [[overdo]] &bull; [[overdressed]] &bull; [[overfull]] &bull; [[overhanging]] &bull; [[overhead]] &bull; [[overload]] &bull; [[overbearing]] &bull; [[overland]] &bull; [[overleaf]] &bull; [[overseas]] &bull; [[overseer]] &bull; [[overshoe]] &bull; [[overstatement]] &bull; [[overtake]] &bull; [[overtaxed]] &bull; [[overtime overturned]] &bull; [[overuse]] &bull; [[overvalued]] &bull; [[overweight]] &bull; [[overworking]] == [[P]] == [[pincushion]] &bull; [[plaything ]] &bull; [[policeman]] &bull; [[postman]] &bull; [[postmark]] &bull; [[postmaster]] &bull; [[postoffice]] == [[Q ]] == == [[R]] == [[runaway]] == [[S]] == [[seaman]] &bull; [[secondhand]] &bull; [[shorthand]] &bull; [[shutdown]] &bull; [[sideboard]] &bull; [[sidewalk]] &bull; [[somebody]] &bull; [[someday]] &bull; [[somehow]] &bull; [[someone]] &bull; [[something]] &bull; [[sometime]] &bull; [[somewhat]] &bull; [[somewhere]] &bull; [[startup]] &bull; [[suchlike]] &bull; [[sunburn]] &bull; [[sunlight]] &bull; [[sunshade]] &bull; [[sweetheart]] == [[T]] == [[today]] &bull; [[tonight]] &bull; [[tradesman]] == [[U]] == [[underclothing]] &bull; [[undercooked]] &bull; [[undergo]] &bull; [[undergrowth]] &bull; [[undermined]] &bull; [[undersigned]] &bull; [[undersized]] &bull; [[understatement]] &bull; [[undertake]] &bull; [[undervalued]] &bull; [[undo]] &bull; [[update]] &bull; [[upkeep]] &bull; [[uplift]] &bull; [[upon]] &bull; [[upright]] &bull; [[uptake]] == [[V]] == [[viewpoint]] == [[W]] == [[waterfall]] &bull; [[weekend]] &bull; [[well-being]] &bull; [[well-off]] &bull; [[whatever]] &bull; [[whenever]] &bull; [[whereas]] &bull; [[whereby]] &bull; [[wherever]] &bull; [[whichever]] &bull; [[whitewash]] &bull; [[whoever]] &bull; [[windpipe]] &bull; [[within]] &bull; [[without]] &bull; [[woodwork]] &bull; [[workhouse]] == [[X]] == [[x-ray]] == [[Y]] == [[yearbook]] &bull; [[yourself]] == [[Z]] == [[zookeeper]] {{TOC}} ==See also== *[[Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist]] also known as the BE850 *[[Wiktionary:Basic English ordered wordlist]] *[[Wiktionary:Basic English picture wordlist]] *[[Wiktionary:Extended Basic English alphabetical wordlist]] also known as the BE1500 **[[Wiktionary:Basic English international wordlist]] [[Category:Wordlists]] 6624 2006-05-21T03:10:44Z Cromwellt 61 simplified description This is a list of the [[compound]] words made from the [[BE850]], in [[alphabetical order]]. Compound words can be made of Basic English words much like [[sentence]]s or [[phrase]]s can be made. These must only be made from appropriate root words, so that the interpretation is obvious to the reader. These are some examples. __NOTOC__ {{TOC}} == [[A]] == [[afterthought]] &bull; [[airplane]] &bull; [[another]] &bull; [[anybody]] &bull; [[anyhow]] &bull; [[anyone]] &bull; [[anything]] &bull; [[anywhere]] == [[B]] == [[backbone]] &bull; [[backspace]] &bull; [[backwoods]] &bull; [[become]] &bull; [[bedroom]] &bull; [[beeswax]] &bull; [[birthday]] &bull; [[birthright]] &bull; [[blackberry]] &bull; [[blackbird]] &bull; [[blackboard]] &bull; [[bloodvessel]] &bull; [[bluebell]] &bull; [[bookkeeper]] &bull; [[brushwood]] &bull; [[buttercup]] == [[C]] == [[cardboard]] &bull; [[carefree]] &bull; [[caretaker]] &bull; [[clockwork]] &bull; [[commonsense]] &bull; [[copyright]] &bull; [[cupboard]] == [[D]] == [[daylight]] &bull; [[downfall]] == [[E]] == [[ear-ring]] &bull; [[earthwork]] &bull; [[evergreen]] &bull; [[everybody]] &bull; [[everyday]] &bull; [[everyone]] &bull; [[everything]] &bull; [[everywhere]] &bull; [[eyeball]] == [[F]] == [[fatherland]] &bull; [[fingerprint]] &bull; [[firearm]] &bull; [[fire-engine]] &bull; [[firefly]] &bull; [[fireman]] &bull; [[fireplace]] &bull; [[firework]] &bull; [[first-rate]] &bull; [[football]] &bull; [[footlights]] &bull; [[footman]] &bull; [[footnote]] &bull; [[footprint]] &bull; [[footstep]] == [[G]] == [[gasworks]] &bull; [[goldfish]] &bull; [[goodlooking]] &bull; [[good-morning]] &bull; [[goodnight]] &bull; [[gunboat]] &bull; [[gun-carriage]] &bull; [[gunmetal]] &bull; [[gunpowder]] == [[H]] == [[handbook]] &bull; [[handwriting]] &bull; [[headdress]] &bull; [[headland]] &bull; [[headstone]] &bull; [[headway]] &bull; [[hereafter]] &bull; [[herewith]] &bull; [[highlands]] &bull; [[highway]] &bull; [[himself]] &bull; [[horseplay]] &bull; [[horsepower]] &bull; [[hourglass]] &bull; [[houseboat]] &bull; [[housekeeper]] &bull; [[however]] == [[I]] == [[inasmuch]] &bull; [[income]] &bull; [[indoors]] &bull; [[inland]] &bull; [[inlet]] &bull; [[input]] &bull; [[inside]] &bull; [[instep]] &bull; [[into]] &bull; [[itself]] == [[J ]] == == [[K]] == [[keyboard]] == [[L]] == [[landmark]] &bull; [[landslip]] &bull; [[lighthouse]] &bull; [[looking-glass]] == [[M]] == [[manhole]] &bull; [[myself]] == [[N]] == [[network]] &bull; [[newspaper]] &bull; [[nobody]] &bull; [[nothing]] &bull; [[nowhere]] == [[O]] == [[offspring]] &bull; [[oncoming]] &bull; [[oneself]] &bull; [[oneline]] &bull; [[onlooker]] &bull; [[onto]] &bull; [[outburst]] &bull; [[outcome]] &bull; [[outcry]] &bull; [[outdoor]] &bull; [[outgoing]] &bull; [[outhouse]] &bull; [[outlaw]] &bull; [[outlet]] &bull; [[outline]] &bull; [[outlook]] &bull; [[output]] &bull; [[outside]] &bull; [[outskirts]] &bull; [[outstretched]] &bull; [[overacting]] &bull; [[overall overbalancing]] &bull; [[overcoat]] &bull; [[overcome]] &bull; [[overdo]] &bull; [[overdressed]] &bull; [[overfull]] &bull; [[overhanging]] &bull; [[overhead]] &bull; [[overload]] &bull; [[overbearing]] &bull; [[overland]] &bull; [[overleaf]] &bull; [[overseas]] &bull; [[overseer]] &bull; [[overshoe]] &bull; [[overstatement]] &bull; [[overtake]] &bull; [[overtaxed]] &bull; [[overtime overturned]] &bull; [[overuse]] &bull; [[overvalued]] &bull; [[overweight]] &bull; [[overworking]] == [[P]] == [[pincushion]] &bull; [[plaything ]] &bull; [[policeman]] &bull; [[postman]] &bull; [[postmark]] &bull; [[postmaster]] &bull; [[postoffice]] == [[Q ]] == == [[R]] == [[runaway]] == [[S]] == [[seaman]] &bull; [[secondhand]] &bull; [[shorthand]] &bull; [[shutdown]] &bull; [[sideboard]] &bull; [[sidewalk]] &bull; [[somebody]] &bull; [[someday]] &bull; [[somehow]] &bull; [[someone]] &bull; [[something]] &bull; [[sometime]] &bull; [[somewhat]] &bull; [[somewhere]] &bull; [[startup]] &bull; [[suchlike]] &bull; [[sunburn]] &bull; [[sunlight]] &bull; [[sunshade]] &bull; [[sweetheart]] == [[T]] == [[today]] &bull; [[tonight]] &bull; [[tradesman]] == [[U]] == [[underclothing]] &bull; [[undercooked]] &bull; [[undergo]] &bull; [[undergrowth]] &bull; [[undermined]] &bull; [[undersigned]] &bull; [[undersized]] &bull; [[understatement]] &bull; [[undertake]] &bull; [[undervalued]] &bull; [[undo]] &bull; [[update]] &bull; [[upkeep]] &bull; [[uplift]] &bull; [[upon]] &bull; [[upright]] &bull; [[uptake]] == [[V]] == [[viewpoint]] == [[W]] == [[waterfall]] &bull; [[weekend]] &bull; [[well-being]] &bull; [[well-off]] &bull; [[whatever]] &bull; [[whenever]] &bull; [[whereas]] &bull; [[whereby]] &bull; [[wherever]] &bull; [[whichever]] &bull; [[whitewash]] &bull; [[whoever]] &bull; [[windpipe]] &bull; [[within]] &bull; [[without]] &bull; [[woodwork]] &bull; [[workhouse]] == [[X]] == [[x-ray]] == [[Y]] == [[yearbook]] &bull; [[yourself]] == [[Z]] == [[zookeeper]] {{TOC}} ==See also== *[[Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist]] also known as the BE850 *[[Wiktionary:Basic English ordered wordlist]] *[[Wiktionary:Basic English picture wordlist]] *[[Wiktionary:Extended Basic English alphabetical wordlist]] also known as the BE1500 **[[Wiktionary:Basic English international wordlist]] [[Category:Wordlists]] 6633 2006-05-21T03:17:56Z Cromwellt 61 fixed cat order This is a list of the [[compound]] words made from the [[BE850]], in [[alphabetical order]]. Compound words can be made of Basic English words much like [[sentence]]s or [[phrase]]s can be made. These must only be made from appropriate root words, so that the interpretation is obvious to the reader. These are some examples. __NOTOC__ {{TOC}} == [[A]] == [[afterthought]] &bull; [[airplane]] &bull; [[another]] &bull; [[anybody]] &bull; [[anyhow]] &bull; [[anyone]] &bull; [[anything]] &bull; [[anywhere]] == [[B]] == [[backbone]] &bull; [[backspace]] &bull; [[backwoods]] &bull; [[become]] &bull; [[bedroom]] &bull; [[beeswax]] &bull; [[birthday]] &bull; [[birthright]] &bull; [[blackberry]] &bull; [[blackbird]] &bull; [[blackboard]] &bull; [[bloodvessel]] &bull; [[bluebell]] &bull; [[bookkeeper]] &bull; [[brushwood]] &bull; [[buttercup]] == [[C]] == [[cardboard]] &bull; [[carefree]] &bull; [[caretaker]] &bull; [[clockwork]] &bull; [[commonsense]] &bull; [[copyright]] &bull; [[cupboard]] == [[D]] == [[daylight]] &bull; [[downfall]] == [[E]] == [[ear-ring]] &bull; [[earthwork]] &bull; [[evergreen]] &bull; [[everybody]] &bull; [[everyday]] &bull; [[everyone]] &bull; [[everything]] &bull; [[everywhere]] &bull; [[eyeball]] == [[F]] == [[fatherland]] &bull; [[fingerprint]] &bull; [[firearm]] &bull; [[fire-engine]] &bull; [[firefly]] &bull; [[fireman]] &bull; [[fireplace]] &bull; [[firework]] &bull; [[first-rate]] &bull; [[football]] &bull; [[footlights]] &bull; [[footman]] &bull; [[footnote]] &bull; [[footprint]] &bull; [[footstep]] == [[G]] == [[gasworks]] &bull; [[goldfish]] &bull; [[goodlooking]] &bull; [[good-morning]] &bull; [[goodnight]] &bull; [[gunboat]] &bull; [[gun-carriage]] &bull; [[gunmetal]] &bull; [[gunpowder]] == [[H]] == [[handbook]] &bull; [[handwriting]] &bull; [[headdress]] &bull; [[headland]] &bull; [[headstone]] &bull; [[headway]] &bull; [[hereafter]] &bull; [[herewith]] &bull; [[highlands]] &bull; [[highway]] &bull; [[himself]] &bull; [[horseplay]] &bull; [[horsepower]] &bull; [[hourglass]] &bull; [[houseboat]] &bull; [[housekeeper]] &bull; [[however]] == [[I]] == [[inasmuch]] &bull; [[income]] &bull; [[indoors]] &bull; [[inland]] &bull; [[inlet]] &bull; [[input]] &bull; [[inside]] &bull; [[instep]] &bull; [[into]] &bull; [[itself]] == [[J ]] == == [[K]] == [[keyboard]] == [[L]] == [[landmark]] &bull; [[landslip]] &bull; [[lighthouse]] &bull; [[looking-glass]] == [[M]] == [[manhole]] &bull; [[myself]] == [[N]] == [[network]] &bull; [[newspaper]] &bull; [[nobody]] &bull; [[nothing]] &bull; [[nowhere]] == [[O]] == [[offspring]] &bull; [[oncoming]] &bull; [[oneself]] &bull; [[oneline]] &bull; [[onlooker]] &bull; [[onto]] &bull; [[outburst]] &bull; [[outcome]] &bull; [[outcry]] &bull; [[outdoor]] &bull; [[outgoing]] &bull; [[outhouse]] &bull; [[outlaw]] &bull; [[outlet]] &bull; [[outline]] &bull; [[outlook]] &bull; [[output]] &bull; [[outside]] &bull; [[outskirts]] &bull; [[outstretched]] &bull; [[overacting]] &bull; [[overall overbalancing]] &bull; [[overcoat]] &bull; [[overcome]] &bull; [[overdo]] &bull; [[overdressed]] &bull; [[overfull]] &bull; [[overhanging]] &bull; [[overhead]] &bull; [[overload]] &bull; [[overbearing]] &bull; [[overland]] &bull; [[overleaf]] &bull; [[overseas]] &bull; [[overseer]] &bull; [[overshoe]] &bull; [[overstatement]] &bull; [[overtake]] &bull; [[overtaxed]] &bull; [[overtime overturned]] &bull; [[overuse]] &bull; [[overvalued]] &bull; [[overweight]] &bull; [[overworking]] == [[P]] == [[pincushion]] &bull; [[plaything ]] &bull; [[policeman]] &bull; [[postman]] &bull; [[postmark]] &bull; [[postmaster]] &bull; [[postoffice]] == [[Q ]] == == [[R]] == [[runaway]] == [[S]] == [[seaman]] &bull; [[secondhand]] &bull; [[shorthand]] &bull; [[shutdown]] &bull; [[sideboard]] &bull; [[sidewalk]] &bull; [[somebody]] &bull; [[someday]] &bull; [[somehow]] &bull; [[someone]] &bull; [[something]] &bull; [[sometime]] &bull; [[somewhat]] &bull; [[somewhere]] &bull; [[startup]] &bull; [[suchlike]] &bull; [[sunburn]] &bull; [[sunlight]] &bull; [[sunshade]] &bull; [[sweetheart]] == [[T]] == [[today]] &bull; [[tonight]] &bull; [[tradesman]] == [[U]] == [[underclothing]] &bull; [[undercooked]] &bull; [[undergo]] &bull; [[undergrowth]] &bull; [[undermined]] &bull; [[undersigned]] &bull; [[undersized]] &bull; [[understatement]] &bull; [[undertake]] &bull; [[undervalued]] &bull; [[undo]] &bull; [[update]] &bull; [[upkeep]] &bull; [[uplift]] &bull; [[upon]] &bull; [[upright]] &bull; [[uptake]] == [[V]] == [[viewpoint]] == [[W]] == [[waterfall]] &bull; [[weekend]] &bull; [[well-being]] &bull; [[well-off]] &bull; [[whatever]] &bull; [[whenever]] &bull; [[whereas]] &bull; [[whereby]] &bull; [[wherever]] &bull; [[whichever]] &bull; [[whitewash]] &bull; [[whoever]] &bull; [[windpipe]] &bull; [[within]] &bull; [[without]] &bull; [[woodwork]] &bull; [[workhouse]] == [[X]] == [[x-ray]] == [[Y]] == [[yearbook]] &bull; [[yourself]] == [[Z]] == [[zookeeper]] {{TOC}} ==See also== *[[Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist]] also known as the BE850 *[[Wiktionary:Basic English ordered wordlist]] *[[Wiktionary:Basic English picture wordlist]] *[[Wiktionary:Extended Basic English alphabetical wordlist]] also known as the BE1500 **[[Wiktionary:Basic English international wordlist]] [[Category:Wordlists|BE1500]] 2713 6623 2006-05-21T03:09:09Z Cromwellt 61 copied from SEWikipedia with appropriate modifications ;This list consists of: * the [[Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist|BE 850]]. * [[Wiktionary:Basic English international wordlist|International words]] which are common. * 100 words of general interest, science or business, and 50 specialty words within that general area. * [[Wiktionary:Basic English compound wordlist|Compound words]] made up of Basic words, where the origin makes sense. * New words made from adding the allowed endings, -er, -ed, -ing, -ly, -s, and the prefix un-. This list approximates a minimum English wordlist that a student can use to proceed on his own without difficulty. __NOTOC__ {{TOC}} == [[A]] == '''Basic:''' [[a]] &bull; [[able]] &bull; [[about]] &bull; [[account]] &bull; [[acid]] &bull; [[across]] &bull; [[act]] &bull; [[addition]] &bull; [[adjustment]] &bull; [[advertisement]] &bull; [[agreement]] &bull; [[after]] &bull; [[again]] &bull; [[against]] &bull; [[air]] &bull; [[all]] &bull; [[almost]] &bull; [[among]] &bull; [[amount]] &bull; [[amusement]] &bull; [[angle]] &bull; [[animal]] &bull; [[answer]] &bull; [[and]] &bull; [[angry]] &bull; [[ant]] &bull; [[any]] &bull; [[apparatus]] &bull; [[apple]] &bull; [[approval]] &bull; [[arch]] &bull; [[argument]] &bull; [[arm]] &bull; [[army]] &bull; [[art]] &bull; [[as]] &bull; [[at]] &bull; [[attack]] &bull; [[attempt]] &bull; [[attention]] &bull; [[attraction]] &bull; [[authority]] &bull; [[automatic]] &bull; [[awake]] '''International:''' [[alcohol]] &bull; [[Algebra]] &bull; [[aluminum]] &bull; [[ammonia]] &bull; [[anesthetic]] &bull; [[April]] &bull; [[Arithmetic]] &bull; [[asbestos]] &bull; [[August]] &bull; [[autobus]] &bull; [[automobile]] '''Next:''' [[absence]] &bull; [[absorption]] &bull; [[acceleration]] &bull; [[acceptance]] &bull; [[accessory]] &bull; [[accident]] &bull; [[active]] &bull; [[address]] &bull; [[adjacent]] &bull; [[adventure]] &bull; [[advice]] &bull; [[age]] &bull; [[agent]] &bull; [[agency]] &bull; [[ago]] &bull; [[allowance]] &bull; [[along]] &bull; [[also]] &bull; [[alternative]] &bull; [[always]] &bull; [[ambition]] &bull; [[amplitude]] &bull; [[anchor]] &bull; [[ankle]] &bull; [[appendage]] &bull; [[application]] &bull; [[approximation]] &bull; [[arbitration]] &bull; [[arbitrary]] &bull; [[arc]] &bull; [[area]] &bull; [[arrangement]] &bull; [[ash]] &bull; [[asset]] &bull; [[assistant]] &bull; [[average]] &bull; [[awkward]] &bull; [[axis]] '''Compound:''' [[afterthought]] &bull; [[airplane]] &bull; [[another]] &bull; [[anybody]] &bull; [[anyhow]] &bull; [[anyone]] &bull; [[anything]] &bull; [[anywhere]] '''Endings:''' [[actor]] &bull; [[acting]] == [[B]] == '''Basic:''' [[baby]] &bull; [[back]] &bull; [[bad]] &bull; [[bag]] &bull; [[balance]] &bull; [[ball]] &bull; [[band]] &bull; [[base]] &bull; [[basin]] &bull; [[basket]] &bull; [[bath]] &bull; [[be]] &bull; [[beautiful]] &bull; [[because]] &bull; [[bed]] &bull; [[bee]] &bull; [[before]] &bull; [[behavior]] &bull; [[belief]] &bull; [[bell]] &bull; [[bent]] &bull; [[berry]] &bull; [[between]] &bull; [[bird]] &bull; [[birth]] &bull; [[bit]] &bull; [[bite]] &bull; [[bitter]] &bull; [[black]] &bull; [[blade]] &bull; [[blood]] &bull; [[blow]] &bull; [[blue]] &bull; [[board]] &bull; [[boat]] &bull; [[body]] &bull; [[bone]] &bull; [[book]] &bull; [[boot]] &bull; [[boiling]] &bull; [[bottle]] &bull; [[box]] &bull; [[boy]] &bull; [[brain]] &bull; [[brake]] &bull; [[branch]] &bull; [[brass]] &bull; [[bread]] &bull; [[breath]] &bull; [[brick]] &bull; [[bridge]] &bull; [[bright]] &bull; [[broken]] &bull; [[brother]] &bull; [[brown]] &bull; [[brush]] &bull; [[bucket]] &bull; [[building]] &bull; [[bulb]] &bull; [[button]] &bull; [[burn]] &bull; [[burst]] &bull; [[business]] &bull; [[but]] &bull; [[butter]] &bull; [[by]] '''International:''' [[ballet]] &bull; [[Bang]] &bull; [[bank]] &bull; [[bar]] &bull; [[beef]] &bull; [[beer]] &bull; [[Biology]] &bull; [[bomb]] '''Next:''' [[balcony]] &bull; [[bale]] &bull; [[bankrupt]] &bull; [[bark]] &bull; [[barrel]] &bull; [[beak]] &bull; [[beaker]] &bull; [[beard]] &bull; [[beat]] &bull; [[behind]] &bull; [[belt]] &bull; [[bet]] &bull; [[bill]] &bull; [[birefringence]] &bull; [[blame]] &bull; [[blanket]] &bull; [[both]] &bull; [[bottom]] &bull; [[brave]] &bull; [[break]] &bull; [[breakfast]] &bull; [[breast]] &bull; [[broker]] &bull; [[bubble]] &bull; [[bud]] &bull; [[budget]] &bull; [[buoyancy]] &bull; [[bunch]] &bull; [[burial]] &bull; [[busy]] '''Compound:''' [[backbone]] &bull; [[backwoods]] &bull; [[become]] &bull; [[bedroom]] &bull; [[beeswax]] &bull; [[birthday]] &bull; [[birthright]] &bull; [[blackberry]] &bull; [[blackbird]] &bull; [[blackboard]] &bull; [[bloodvessel]] &bull; [[bluebell]] &bull; [[bookkeeper]] &bull; [[brushwood]] &bull; [[buttercup]] '''Endings:''' [[basing]] &bull; [[based]] &bull; [[builder]] &bull; [[burner]] &bull; [[burned]] &bull; [[burning]] == [[C]] == '''Basic:''' [[cake]] &bull; [[camera]] &bull; [[canvas]] &bull; [[card]] &bull; [[care]] &bull; [[carriage]] &bull; [[cart]] &bull; [[cat]] &bull; [[cause]] &bull; [[certain]] &bull; [[chain]] &bull; [[chalk]] &bull; [[chance]] &bull; [[change]] &bull; [[cheap]] &bull; [[cheese]] &bull; [[chemical]] &bull; [[chest]] &bull; [[chief]] &bull; [[chin]] &bull; [[church]] &bull; [[circle]] &bull; [[cloth]] &bull; [[clean]] &bull; [[clear]] &bull; [[clock]] &bull; [[cloud]] &bull; [[coal]] &bull; [[coat]] &bull; [[cold]] &bull; [[collar]] &bull; [[color]] &bull; [[comb]] &bull; [[come]] &bull; [[comfort]] &bull; [[committee]] &bull; [[common]] &bull; [[company]] &bull; [[comparison]] &bull; [[competition]] &bull; [[complete]] &bull; [[complex]] &bull; [[condition]] &bull; [[connection]] &bull; [[conscious]] &bull; [[control]] &bull; [[cook]] &bull; [[copper]] &bull; [[copy]] &bull; [[cord]] &bull; [[cork]] &bull; [[cotton]] &bull; [[cough]] &bull; [[country]] &bull; [[cover]] &bull; [[cow]] &bull; [[crack]] &bull; [[credit]] &bull; [[crime]] &bull; [[cruel]] &bull; [[crush]] &bull; [[cry]] &bull; [[cup]] &bull; [[current]] &bull; [[curtain]] &bull; [[curve]] &bull; [[cushion]] &bull; [[cut]] '''International:''' [[cafe]] &bull; [[calendar]] &bull; [[catarrh]] &bull; [[centi-]] &bull; [[champagne]] &bull; [[chauffeur]] &bull; [[chemist]] &bull; [[Chemistry]] &bull; [[check]] &bull; [[chocolate]] &bull; [[chorus]] &bull; [[cigarette]] &bull; [[circus]] &bull; [[citron]] &bull; [[club]] &bull; [[coffee]] &bull; [[cocktail]] &bull; [[cognac]] &bull; [[College]] &bull; [[colony]] '''Next:''' [[calculation]] &bull; [[call]] &bull; [[capacity]] &bull; [[capital]] &bull; [[carpet]] &bull; [[cartilage]] &bull; [[case]] &bull; [[cast]] &bull; [[cave]] &bull; [[cavity]] &bull; [[cell]] &bull; [[ceremony]] &bull; [[certificate]] &bull; [[chair]] &bull; [[character]] &bull; [[charge]] &bull; [[child]] &bull; [[chimney]] &bull; [[china]] &bull; [[choice]] &bull; [[circulation]] &bull; [[circuit]] &bull; [[circumference]] &bull; [[civilization]] &bull; [[clay]] &bull; [[claim]] &bull; [[claw]] &bull; [[cleavage]] &bull; [[clever]] &bull; [[client]] &bull; [[climber]] &bull; [[clip]] &bull; [[code]] &bull; [[coil]] &bull; [[collision]] &bull; [[collection]] &bull; [[column]] &bull; [[combination]] &bull; [[combine]] &bull; [[communications]] &bull; [[complaint]] &bull; [[component]] &bull; [[compound]] &bull; [[concept]] &bull; [[concrete]] &bull; [[conductor]] &bull; [[congruent]] &bull; [[conservation]] &bull; [[consignment]] &bull; [[constant]] &bull; [[consumer]] &bull; [[continuous]] &bull; [[contour]] &bull; [[convenient]] &bull; [[conversion]] &bull; [[cool]] &bull; [[corner]] &bull; [[correlation]] &bull; [[corrosion]] &bull; [[cost]] &bull; [[court]] &bull; [[creeper]] &bull; [[crop]] &bull; [[cross]] &bull; [[cunning]] &bull; [[cusp]] &bull; [[customs]] '''Compound:''' [[cardboard]] &bull; [[carefree]] &bull; [[caretaker]] &bull; [[clockwork]] &bull; [[commonsense]] &bull; [[copyright]] &bull; [[cupboard]] '''Endings:''' [[carter]] &bull; [[clothier]] &bull; [[clothing]] &bull; [[cooker]] &bull; [[cooked]] &bull; [[cooking]] &bull; [[crying]] == [[D]] == '''Basic:''' [[damage]] &bull; [[danger]] &bull; [[dark]] &bull; [[daughter]] &bull; [[day]] &bull; [[dead]] &bull; [[dear]] &bull; [[death]] &bull; [[debt]] &bull; [[decision]] &bull; [[deep]] &bull; [[degree]] &bull; [[delicate]] &bull; [[dependent]] &bull; [[design]] &bull; [[desire]] &bull; [[destruction]] &bull; [[detail]] &bull; [[development]] &bull; [[different]] &bull; [[digestion]] &bull; [[direction]] &bull; [[dirty]] &bull; [[discovery]] &bull; [[discussion]] &bull; [[disease]] &bull; [[disgust]] &bull; [[distance]] &bull; [[distribution]] &bull; [[division]] &bull; [[do]] &bull; [[dog]] &bull; [[door]] &bull; [[down]] &bull; [[doubt]] &bull; [[drain]] &bull; [[drawer]] &bull; [[dress]] &bull; [[drink]] &bull; [[driving]] &bull; [[drop]] &bull; [[dry]] &bull; [[dust]] '''International:''' [[dance]] &bull; [[December]] &bull; [[deci-]] &bull; [[degree]] &bull; [[Dominion]] &bull; [[dynamite]] '''Next:''' [[damping]] &bull; [[date]] &bull; [[debit]] &bull; [[deck]] &bull; [[decrease]] &bull; [[defect]] &bull; [[deficiency]] &bull; [[deflation]] &bull; [[degenerate]] &bull; [[delivery]] &bull; [[demand]] &bull; [[denominator]] &bull; [[department]] &bull; [[desert]] &bull; [[density]] &bull; [[deposit]] &bull; [[determining]] &bull; [[dew]] &bull; [[diameter]] &bull; [[difference]] &bull; [[difficulty]] &bull; [[drift]] &bull; [[dike]] &bull; [[dilution]] &bull; [[dinner]] &bull; [[dip]] &bull; [[direct]] &bull; [[disappearance]] &bull; [[discharge]] &bull; [[discount]] &bull; [[disgrace]] &bull; [[dislike]] &bull; [[dissipation]] &bull; [[disturbance]] &bull; [[ditch]] &bull; [[dive]] &bull; [[divisor]] &bull; [[divorce]] &bull; [[doll]] &bull; [[domesticating]] &bull; [[dreadful]] &bull; [[dream]] &bull; [[duct]] &bull; [[dull]] &bull; [[duty]] '''Compound:''' [[daylight]] &bull; [[downfall]] '''Endings:''' [[dancer]] &bull; [[dancing]] (to) &bull; [[designer]] &bull; [[dressing]] (up) &bull; [[driver]] &bull; [[dropped]] &bull; [[dropper]] &bull; [[duster]] == [[E]] == '''Basic:''' [[ear]] &bull; [[early]] &bull; [[earth]] &bull; [[east]] &bull; [[edge]] &bull; [[education]] &bull; [[effect]] &bull; [[egg]] &bull; [[elastic]] &bull; [[electric]] &bull; [[end]] &bull; [[engine]] &bull; [[enough]] &bull; [[equal]] &bull; [[error]] &bull; [[even]] &bull; [[event]] &bull; [[ever]] &bull; [[every]] &bull; [[example]] &bull; [[exchange]] &bull; [[existence]] &bull; [[expansion]] &bull; [[experience]] &bull; [[expert]] &bull; [[eye]] '''International:''' [[eight]] &bull; [[electricity]] &bull; [[eleven]] &bull; [[Embassy]] &bull; [[Empire]] &bull; [[encyclopedia]] &bull; [[engineer]] '''Next:''' [[each]] &bull; [[easy]] &bull; [[economy]] &bull; [[efficiency]] &bull; [[effort]] &bull; [[either]] &bull; [[elimination]] &bull; [[employer]] &bull; [[empty]] &bull; [[enemy]] &bull; [[envelope]] &bull; [[environment]] &bull; [[envy]] &bull; [[equation]] &bull; [[erosion]] &bull; [[eruption]] &bull; [[evaporation]] &bull; [[evening]] &bull; [[exact]] &bull; [[excitement]] &bull; [[experiment]] &bull; [[exercise]] &bull; [[explanation]] &bull; [[explosion]] &bull; [[export]] &bull; [[expression]] &bull; [[extinction]] &bull; [[eyebrow]] &bull; [[eyelash]] '''Compound:''' [[ear-ring]] &bull; [[earthwork]] &bull; [[evergreen]] &bull; [[everybody]] &bull; [[everyday]] &bull; [[everyone]] &bull; [[everything]] &bull; [[everywhere]] &bull; [[eyeball]] == [[F]] == '''Basic:''' [[face]] &bull; [[fact]] &bull; [[fall]] &bull; [[false]] &bull; [[family]] &bull; [[far]] &bull; [[farm]] &bull; [[fat]] &bull; [[father]] &bull; [[fear]] &bull; [[feather]] &bull; [[feeble]] &bull; [[feeling]] &bull; [[female]] &bull; [[fertile]] &bull; [[fiction]] &bull; [[field]] &bull; [[fight]] &bull; [[finger]] &bull; [[fire]] &bull; [[first]] &bull; [[fish]] &bull; [[fixed]] &bull; [[flag]] &bull; [[flame]] &bull; [[flat]] &bull; [[flight]] &bull; [[floor]] &bull; [[flower]] &bull; [[fly]] &bull; [[fold]] &bull; [[food]] &bull; [[foolish]] &bull; [[foot]] &bull; [[for]] &bull; [[force]] &bull; [[fork]] &bull; [[form]] &bull; [[forward]] &bull; [[fowl]] &bull; [[frame]] &bull; [[free]] &bull; [[frequent]] &bull; [[friend]] &bull; [[from]] &bull; [[front]] &bull; [[fruit]] &bull; [[full]] &bull; [[future]] '''International:''' [[February]] &bull; [[fifteen]] &bull; [[fifth]] &bull; [[fifty]] &bull; [[five]] &bull; [[four]] &bull; [[fourteen]] &bull; [[fourth]] &bull; [[forty]] &bull; [[Friday]] '''Next:''' [[factor]] &bull; [[failure]] &bull; [[fair]] &bull; [[famous]] &bull; [[fan]] &bull; [[fastening]] &bull; [[fault]] &bull; [[ferment]] &bull; [[fertilizing]] &bull; [[fever]] &bull; [[fiber]] &bull; [[figure]] &bull; [[fin]] &bull; [[financial]] &bull; [[flash]] &bull; [[flask]] &bull; [[flesh]] &bull; [[flood]] &bull; [[flour]] &bull; [[focus]] &bull; [[forecast]] &bull; [[forehead]] &bull; [[foreign]] &bull; [[forgiveness]] &bull; [[fraction]] &bull; [[fracture]] &bull; [[fresh]] &bull; [[friction]] &bull; [[flint]] &bull; [[flood]] &bull; [[flow]] &bull; [[foliation]] &bull; [[frost]] &bull; [[frozen]] &bull; [[fume]] &bull; [[funnel]] &bull; [[funny]] &bull; [[fur]] &bull; [[furnace]] &bull; [[furniture]] &bull; [[fusion]] '''Compound:''' [[fatherland]] &bull; [[fingerprint]] &bull; [[firearm]] &bull; [[fire-engine]] &bull; [[firefly]] &bull; [[fireman]] &bull; [[fireplace]] &bull; [[firework]] &bull; [[first-rate]] &bull; [[football]] &bull; [[footlights]] &bull; [[footman]] &bull; [[footnote]] &bull; [[footprint]] &bull; [[footstep]] '''Endings:''' [[farmer]] &bull; [[fisher]]/[[fisherman]] &bull; [[folder]] &bull; [[fired]] &bull; [[firing]] == [[G]] == '''Basic:''' [[garden]] &bull; [[general]] &bull; [[get]] &bull; [[girl]] &bull; [[give]] &bull; [[glass]] &bull; [[glove]] &bull; [[go]] &bull; [[goat]] &bull; [[gold]] &bull; [[good]] &bull; [[government]] &bull; [[grain]] &bull; [[grass]] &bull; [[great]] &bull; [[green]] &bull; [[grey]]/[[gray]] &bull; [[grip]] &bull; [[group]] &bull; [[growth]] &bull; [[guide]] &bull; [[gun]] '''International:''' [[gas]] &bull; [[Geography]] &bull; [[Geology]] &bull; [[Geometry]] &bull; [[gram]] &bull; [[glycerin]] '''Next:''' [[gate]] &bull; [[generation]] &bull; [[germ]] &bull; [[germinating]] &bull; [[gill]] &bull; [[glacier]] &bull; [[gland]] &bull; [[god]] &bull; [[grand]] &bull; [[grateful]] &bull; [[grating]] &bull; [[gravel]] &bull; [[grease]] &bull; [[grief]] &bull; [[grocery]] &bull; [[groove]] &bull; [[gross]] &bull; [[ground]] &bull; [[guard]] &bull; [[guarantee]] &bull; [[guess]] &bull; [[gum]] '''Compound:''' [[gasworks]] &bull; [[goldfish]] &bull; [[goodlooking]] &bull; [[good-morning]] &bull; [[goodnight]] &bull; [[gunboat]] &bull; [[gun-carriage]] &bull; [[gunmetal]] &bull; [[gunpowder]] '''Endings:''' [[gardener]] == [[H]] == '''Basic:''' [[hair]] &bull; [[hammer]] &bull; [[hand]] &bull; [[hanging]] &bull; [[happy]] &bull; [[harbor]] &bull; [[hard]] &bull; [[harmony]] &bull; [[hat]] &bull; [[hate]] &bull; [[have]] &bull; [[he]] &bull; [[head]] &bull; [[healthy]] &bull; [[hearing]] &bull; [[heart]] &bull; [[heat]] &bull; [[help]] &bull; [[here]] &bull; [[high]] &bull; [[history]] &bull; [[hole]] &bull; [[hollow]] &bull; [[hook]] &bull; [[hope]] &bull; [[horn]] &bull; [[horse]] &bull; [[hospital]] &bull; [[hour]] &bull; [[house]] &bull; [[how]] &bull; [[humor]] '''International:''' [[half]] &bull; [[hiss]] &bull; [[hotel]] &bull; [[hundred]] &bull; [[hyena]] &bull; [[hygiene]] &bull; [[hysteria]] '''Next:''' [[habit]] &bull; [[handkerchief]] &bull; [[handle]] &bull; [[heavy]] &bull; [[hedge]] &bull; [[hill]] &bull; [[hinge]] &bull; [[hire]] &bull; [[hold]] &bull; [[holiday]] &bull; [[home]] &bull; [[honest]] &bull; [[honey]] &bull; [[hoof]] &bull; [[host]] &bull; [[human]] &bull; [[hunt]] &bull; [[hurry]] &bull; [[hurt]] &bull; [[husband]] '''Compound:''' [[handbook]] &bull; [[handwriting]] &bull; [[headdress]] &bull; [[headland]] &bull; [[headstone]] &bull; [[headway]] &bull; [[hereafter]] &bull; [[herewith]] &bull; [[highlands]] &bull; [[highway]] &bull; [[himself]] &bull; [[horseplay]] &bull; [[horsepower]] &bull; [[hourglass]] &bull; [[houseboat]] &bull; [[housekeeper]] &bull; [[however]] '''Endings:''' [[hanger]] &bull; [[heater]] &bull; [[heated]] &bull; [[heating]] == [[I]] == '''Basic:''' [[I]] &bull; [[ice]] &bull; [[idea]] &bull; [[if]] &bull; [[ill]] &bull; [[important]] &bull; [[impulse]] &bull; [[in]] &bull; [[increase]] &bull; [[industry]] &bull; [[ink]] &bull; [[insect]] &bull; [[instrument]] &bull; [[insurance]] &bull; [[interest]] &bull; [[invention]] &bull; [[iron]] &bull; [[island]] '''International:''' [[Imperial]] &bull; [[inferno]] &bull; [[influenza]] &bull; [[international]] '''Next:''' [[igneous]] &bull; [[image]] &bull; [[imagination]] &bull; [[import]] &bull; [[impurity]] &bull; [[inclusion]] &bull; [[index]] &bull; [[individual]] &bull; [[inflation]] &bull; [[infinity]] &bull; [[inheritance]] &bull; [[innocent]] &bull; [[institution]] &bull; [[insulator]] &bull; [[integer]] &bull; [[intelligent]] &bull; [[intercept]] &bull; [[interpretation]] &bull; [[intersection]] &bull; [[intrusion]] &bull; [[investigation]] &bull; [[investment]] &bull; [[inverse]] &bull; [[invitation]] '''Compound:''' [[inasmuch]] &bull; [[income]] &bull; [[indoors]] &bull; [[inland]] &bull; [[inlet]] &bull; [[input]] &bull; [[inside]] &bull; [[instep]] &bull; [[into]] &bull; [[itself]] '''Endings:''' [[inner]] == [[J]] == '''Basic:''' [[jelly]] &bull; [[jewel]] &bull; [[join]] &bull; [[journey]] &bull; [[judge]] &bull; [[jump]] '''International:''' [[January]] &bull; [[jazz]] &bull; [[July]] &bull; [[June]] '''Next:''' [[jam]] &bull; [[jaw]] &bull; [[jealous]] &bull; [[jerk]] &bull; [[joint]] &bull; [[jug]] &bull; [[juice]] &bull; [[jury]] &bull; [[justice]] '''Endings:''' [[jeweler]] &bull; [[joiner]] == [[K]] == '''Basic:''' [[keep]] &bull; [[kettle]] &bull; [[key]] &bull; [[kick]] &bull; [[kind]] &bull; [[kiss]] &bull; [[knee]] &bull; [[knife]] &bull; [[knot]] &bull; [[knowledge]] '''International:''' [[kilo-]] &bull; [[King]] '''Next:''' [[kennel]] &bull; [[kidney]] &bull; [[kitchen]] &bull; [[knock]] '''Endings:''' [[keeper]] == [[L]] == '''Basic:''' [[land]] &bull; [[language]] &bull; [[last]] &bull; [[late]] &bull; [[laugh]] &bull; [[law]] &bull; [[lead]] &bull; [[leaf]] &bull; [[learning]] &bull; [[least]] &bull; [[leather]] &bull; [[leg]] &bull; [[less]] &bull; [[left]] &bull; [[let]] &bull; [[letter]] &bull; [[level]] &bull; [[library]] &bull; [[lift]] &bull; [[light]] &bull; [[like]] &bull; [[limit]] &bull; [[line]] &bull; [[linen]] &bull; [[lip]] &bull; [[liquid]] &bull; [[list]] &bull; [[little]] &bull; [[living]] &bull; [[lock]] &bull; [[long]] &bull; [[look]] &bull; [[loose]] &bull; [[loss]] &bull; [[loud]] &bull; [[love]] &bull; [[low]] '''International:''' [[latitude]] &bull; [[lava]] &bull; [[liter]] &bull; [[liqueur]] &bull; [[longitude]] '''Next:''' [[lace]] &bull; [[lag]] &bull; [[lake]] &bull; [[lame]] &bull; [[lamp]] &bull; [[large]] &bull; [[latitude]] &bull; [[lawyer]] &bull; [[layer]] &bull; [[lazy]] &bull; [[lecture]] &bull; [[legal]] &bull; [[length]] &bull; [[lens]] &bull; [[lesson]] &bull; [[lever]] &bull; [[lever]] &bull; [[liability]] &bull; [[license]] &bull; [[lid]] &bull; [[life]] &bull; [[lime]] &bull; [[limestone]] &bull; [[link]] &bull; [[liver]] &bull; [[load]] &bull; [[local]] &bull; [[load]] &bull; [[loan]] &bull; [[locus]] &bull; [[longitude]] &bull; [[luck]] &bull; [[lump]] &bull; [[lunch]] &bull; [[lung]] '''Compound:''' [[landmark]] &bull; [[landslip]] &bull; [[lighthouse]] &bull; [[looking-glass]] '''Endings:''' [[laughing]] (at) &bull; [[learner]] &bull; [[locker]] &bull; [[locking]] (up) == [[M]] == '''Basic:''' [[machine]] &bull; [[man]] &bull; [[manager]] &bull; [[make]] &bull; [[male]] &bull; [[map]] &bull; [[mark]] &bull; [[market]] &bull; [[married]] &bull; [[match]] &bull; [[material]] &bull; [[mass]] &bull; [[may]] &bull; [[meal]] &bull; [[measure]] &bull; [[meat]] &bull; [[medical]] &bull; [[meeting]] &bull; [[memory]] &bull; [[metal]] &bull; [[middle]] &bull; [[military]] &bull; [[milk]] &bull; [[mind]] &bull; [[mine]] &bull; [[minute]] &bull; [[mist]] &bull; [[mixed]] &bull; [[money]] &bull; [[monkey]] &bull; [[month]] &bull; [[moon]] &bull; [[more]] &bull; [[morning]] &bull; [[most]] &bull; [[mother]] &bull; [[motion]] &bull; [[mountain]] &bull; [[mouth]] &bull; [[move]] &bull; [[much]] &bull; [[muscle]] &bull; [[music]] '''International:''' [[macaroni]] &bull; [[madam]] &bull; [[magnetic]] &bull; [[malaria]] &bull; [[mania]] &bull; [[March]] &bull; [[Mathematics]] &bull; [[May]] &bull; [[meter]] &bull; [[meow]] &bull; [[micro-]] &bull; [[microscope]] &bull; [[milli-]] &bull; [[million]] &bull; [[minute]] &bull; [[Monday]] &bull; [[Museum]] '''Next:''' [[magic]] &bull; [[magnitude]] &bull; [[manner]] &bull; [[many]] &bull; [[marble]] &bull; [[margin]] &bull; [[marriage]] &bull; [[mast]] &bull; [[mattress]] &bull; [[mature]] &bull; [[mean]] &bull; [[meaning]] &bull; [[medicine]] &bull; [[medium]] &bull; [[melt]] &bull; [[member]] &bull; [[mess]] &bull; [[message]] &bull; [[metabolism]] &bull; [[mill]] &bull; [[mineral]] &bull; [[mixture]] &bull; [[model]] &bull; [[modern]] &bull; [[modest]] &bull; [[momentum]] &bull; [[monopoly]] &bull; [[mood]] &bull; [[moral]] &bull; [[moustache]] &bull; [[mud]] &bull; [[multiple]] &bull; [[multiplication]] &bull; [[murder]] '''Compound:''' [[manhole]] &bull; [[myself]] '''Endings:''' [[marked]] &bull; [[miner]] == [[N]] == '''Basic:''' [[nail]] &bull; [[name]] &bull; [[narrow]] &bull; [[nation]] &bull; [[natural]] &bull; [[near]] &bull; [[necessary]] &bull; [[neck]] &bull; [[need]] &bull; [[needle]] &bull; [[nerve]] &bull; [[net]] &bull; [[new]] &bull; [[news]] &bull; [[night]] &bull; [[no]] &bull; [[noise]] &bull; [[normal]] &bull; [[north]] &bull; [[nose]] &bull; [[not]] &bull; [[note]] &bull; [[now]] &bull; [[number]] &bull; [[nut]] '''International:''' [[neutron]] &bull; [[nickel]] &bull; [[nicotine]] &bull; [[nine]] &bull; [[November]] '''Next:''' [[nasty]] &bull; [[nature]] &bull; [[navy]] &bull; [[neat]] &bull; [[neglect]] &bull; [[neighbor]] &bull; [[nest]] &bull; [[next]] &bull; [[nice]] &bull; [[node]] &bull; [[nostril]] &bull; [[nucleus]] &bull; [[numerator]] &bull; [[nurse]] '''Compound:''' [[network]] &bull; [[newspaper]] &bull; [[nobody]] &bull; [[nothing]] &bull; [[nowhere]] '''Endings:''' [[nearer]] &bull; [[noted]] == [[O]] == '''Basic:''' [[observation]] &bull; [[of]] &bull; [[off]] &bull; [[offer]] &bull; [[office]] &bull; [[oil]] &bull; [[old]] &bull; [[on]] &bull; [[only]] &bull; [[open]] &bull; [[operation]] &bull; [[opinion]] &bull; [[opposite]] &bull; [[or]] &bull; [[orange]] &bull; [[order]] &bull; [[organization]] &bull; [[ornament]] &bull; [[other]] &bull; [[out]] &bull; [[oven]] &bull; [[over]] &bull; [[owner]] '''International:''' [[October]] &bull; [[olive]] &bull; [[once]] &bull; [[omelet]] &bull; [[one]] &bull; [[opera]] &bull; [[opium]] &bull; [[orchestra]] &bull; [[organism]] '''Next:''' [[obedient]] &bull; [[officer]] &bull; [[orchestra]] &bull; [[ore]] &bull; [[organ]] &bull; [[origin]] &bull; [[outcrop]] &bull; [[outlier]] &bull; [[overlap]] &bull; [[oval]] &bull; [[own]] &bull; [[oxidation]] '''Compound:''' [[offspring]] &bull; [[oncoming]] &bull; [[oneself]] &bull; [[onlooker]] &bull; [[onto]] &bull; [[outburst]] &bull; [[outcome]] &bull; [[outcry]] &bull; [[outdoor]] &bull; [[outgoing]] &bull; [[outhouse]] &bull; [[outlaw]] &bull; [[outlet]] &bull; [[outline]] &bull; [[outlook]] &bull; [[output]] &bull; [[outside]] &bull; [[outskirts]] &bull; [[outstretched]] &bull; [[overacting]] &bull; [[overall]] &bull; [[overbalancing]] &bull; [[overbearing]] &bull; [[overcoat]] &bull; [[overcome]] &bull; [[overdo]] &bull; [[overdressed]] &bull; [[overfull]] &bull; [[overhanging]] &bull; [[overhead]] &bull; [[overland]] &bull; [[overleaf]] &bull; [[overloud]] &bull; [[overseas]] &bull; [[overseer]] &bull; [[overshoe]] &bull; [[overstatement]] &bull; [[overtake]] &bull; [[overtaxed]] &bull; [[overtime]] &bull; [[overturned]] &bull; [[overuse]] &bull; [[overvalued]] &bull; [[overweight]] &bull; [[overworking]] '''Endings:''' [[outer]] == [[P]] == '''Basic:''' [[page]] &bull; [[pain]] &bull; [[paint]] &bull; [[paper]] &bull; [[parallel]] &bull; [[parcel]] &bull; [[part]] &bull; [[past]] &bull; [[paste]] &bull; [[payment]] &bull; [[peace]] &bull; [[pen]] &bull; [[pencil]] &bull; [[person]] &bull; [[physical]] &bull; [[picture]] &bull; [[pig]] &bull; [[pin]] &bull; [[pipe]] &bull; [[place]] &bull; [[plane]] &bull; [[plant]] &bull; [[plate]] &bull; [[play]] &bull; [[please]] &bull; [[pleasure]] &bull; [[plough]]/[[plow]] &bull; [[pocket]] &bull; [[point]] &bull; [[poison]] &bull; [[polish]] &bull; [[political]] &bull; [[poor]] &bull; [[porter]] &bull; [[position]] &bull; [[possible]] &bull; [[pot]] &bull; [[potato]] &bull; [[powder]] &bull; [[power]] &bull; [[present]] &bull; [[price]] &bull; [[print]] &bull; [[prison]] &bull; [[private]] &bull; [[probable]] &bull; [[process]] &bull; [[produce]] &bull; [[profit]] &bull; [[property]] &bull; [[prose]] &bull; [[protest]] &bull; [[public]] &bull; [[pull]] &bull; [[pump]] &bull; [[punishment]] &bull; [[purpose]] &bull; [[push]] &bull; [[put]] '''International:''' [[pajamas]] &bull; [[paraffin]] &bull; [[paradise]] &bull; [[park]] &bull; [[passport]] &bull; [[patent]] &bull; [[penguin]] &bull; [[petroleum]] &bull; [[phonograph]] &bull; [[Physics]] &bull; [[Physiology]] &bull; [[piano]] &bull; [[platinum]] &bull; [[police]] &bull; [[post]] &bull; [[potash]] &bull; [[President]] &bull; [[Prince]] &bull; [[Princess]] &bull; [[program]] &bull; [[propaganda]] &bull; [[Psychology]] &bull; [[Purr]] &bull; [[pyramid]] '''Next:''' [[packing]] &bull; [[pad]] &bull; [[pair]] &bull; [[pan]] &bull; [[paragraph]] &bull; [[parent]] &bull; [[particle]] &bull; [[partner]] &bull; [[party]] &bull; [[passage]] &bull; [[path]] &bull; [[patience]] &bull; [[pedal]] &bull; [[pendulum]] &bull; [[pension]] &bull; [[people]] &bull; [[perfect]] &bull; [[petal]] &bull; [[piston]] &bull; [[plain]] &bull; [[plan]] &bull; [[plaster]] &bull; [[plug]] &bull; [[poetry]] &bull; [[pollen]] &bull; [[pool]] &bull; [[population]] &bull; [[porcelain]] &bull; [[practice]] &bull; [[praise]] &bull; [[prayer]] &bull; [[pressure]] &bull; [[prick]] &bull; [[priest]] &bull; [[prime]] &bull; [[probability]] &bull; [[product]] &bull; [[progress]] &bull; [[projectile]] &bull; [[projection]] &bull; [[promise]] &bull; [[proof]] &bull; [[proud]] &bull; [[pulley]] &bull; [[pupil]] &bull; [[purchase]] &bull; [[pure]] '''Compound:''' [[pincushion]] &bull; [[plaything]] &bull; [[policeman]] &bull; [[postman]] &bull; [[postmark]] &bull; [[postmaster]] &bull; [[postoffice]] '''Endings:''' [[painter]] &bull; [[painting]] &bull; [[parting]] &bull; [[playing]] &bull; [[played]] &bull; [[pleased]] (with) &bull; [[pointer]] &bull; [[pointing]] (at) &bull; [[potter]] &bull; [[printer]] &bull; [[prisoner]] &bull; [[producer]] == [[Q]] == '''Basic:''' [[quality]] &bull; [[question]] &bull; [[quick]] &bull; [[quiet]] &bull; [[quite]] '''International:''' [[Quack]] &bull; [[quarter]] &bull; [[Queen]] &bull; [[quinine]] '''Next:''' [[quantity]] &bull; [[quotient]] == [[R]] == '''Basic:''' [[rail]] &bull; [[rain]] &bull; [[range]] &bull; [[rat]] &bull; [[rate]] &bull; [[ray]] &bull; [[reaction]] &bull; [[red]] &bull; [[reading]] &bull; [[ready]] &bull; [[reason]] &bull; [[receipt]] &bull; [[record]] &bull; [[regret]] &bull; [[regular]] &bull; [[relation]] &bull; [[religion]] &bull; [[representative]] &bull; [[request]] &bull; [[respect]] &bull; [[responsible]] &bull; [[rest]] &bull; [[reward]] &bull; [[rhythm]] &bull; [[rice]] &bull; [[right]] &bull; [[ring]] &bull; [[river]] &bull; [[road]] &bull; [[rod]] &bull; [[roll]] &bull; [[roof]] &bull; [[room]] &bull; [[root]] &bull; [[rough]] &bull; [[round]] &bull; [[rub]] &bull; [[rule]] &bull; [[run]] '''International:''' [[radio]] &bull; [[radium]] &bull; [[referendum]] &bull; [[restaurant]] &bull; [[rheumatism]] &bull; [[Royal]] &bull; [[rum]] '''Next:''' [[race]] &bull; [[radiation]] &bull; [[ratio]] &bull; [[reagent]] &bull; [[real]] &bull; [[receiver]] &bull; [[reciprocal]] &bull; [[rectangle]] &bull; [[recurring]] &bull; [[reference]] &bull; [[reflux]] &bull; [[reinforcement]] &bull; [[relative]] &bull; [[remark]] &bull; [[remedy]] &bull; [[rent]] &bull; [[repair]] &bull; [[reproduction]] &bull; [[repulsion]] &bull; [[resistance]] &bull; [[residue]] &bull; [[resolution]] &bull; [[result]] &bull; [[retail]] &bull; [[revenge]] &bull; [[reversible]] &bull; [[rich]] &bull; [[rigidity]] &bull; [[rise]] &bull; [[rival]] &bull; [[rock]] &bull; [[rot]] &bull; [[rotation]] &bull; [[rude]] &bull; [[rust]] '''Compound:''' [[runaway]] '''Endings:''' [[raining]] &bull; [[reader]] &bull; [[reading]] &bull; [[roller]] &bull; [[ruler]] &bull; [[rubber]] == [[S]] == '''Basic:''' [[sad]] &bull; [[safe]] &bull; [[sail]] &bull; [[salt]] &bull; [[same]] &bull; [[sand]] &bull; [[say]] &bull; [[scale]] &bull; [[school]] &bull; [[science]] &bull; [[scissors]] &bull; [[screw]] &bull; [[sea]] &bull; [[seat]] &bull; [[second]] &bull; [[secret]] &bull; [[secretary]] &bull; [[see]] &bull; [[seed]] &bull; [[selection]] &bull; [[self]] &bull; [[send]] &bull; [[seem]] &bull; [[sense]] &bull; [[separate]] &bull; [[serious]] &bull; [[servant]] &bull; [[sex]] &bull; [[shade]] &bull; [[shake]] &bull; [[shame]] &bull; [[sharp]] &bull; [[sheep]] &bull; [[shelf]] &bull; [[ship]] &bull; [[shirt]] &bull; [[shock]] &bull; [[shoe]] &bull; [[short]] &bull; [[shut]] &bull; [[side]] &bull; [[sign]] &bull; [[silk]] &bull; [[silver]] &bull; [[simple]] &bull; [[sister]] &bull; [[size]] &bull; [[skin]] &bull; [[skirt]] &bull; [[sky]] &bull; [[sleep]] &bull; [[slip]] &bull; [[slope]] &bull; [[slow]] &bull; [[small]] &bull; [[smash]] &bull; [[smell]] &bull; [[smile]] &bull; [[smoke]] &bull; [[smooth]] &bull; [[snake]] &bull; [[sneeze]] &bull; [[snow]] &bull; [[so]] &bull; [[soap]] &bull; [[society]] &bull; [[sock]] &bull; [[soft]] &bull; [[solid]] &bull; [[some]] &bull; [[son]] &bull; [[song]] &bull; [[sort]] &bull; [[sound]] &bull; [[soup]] &bull; [[south]] &bull; [[space]] &bull; [[spade]] &bull; [[special]] &bull; [[sponge]] &bull; [[spoon]] &bull; [[spring]] &bull; [[square]] &bull; [[stage]] &bull; [[stamp]] &bull; [[star]] &bull; [[start]] &bull; [[statement]] &bull; [[station]] &bull; [[steam]] &bull; [[steel]] &bull; [[stem]] &bull; [[step]] &bull; [[stick]] &bull; [[sticky]] &bull; [[stiff]] &bull; [[still]] &bull; [[stitch]] &bull; [[stocking]] &bull; [[stomach]] &bull; [[stone]] &bull; [[stop]] &bull; [[store]] &bull; [[story]] &bull; [[straight]] &bull; [[strange]] &bull; [[street]] &bull; [[stretch]] &bull; [[strong]] &bull; [[structure]] &bull; [[substance]] &bull; [[such]] &bull; [[sudden]] &bull; [[sugar]] &bull; [[suggestion]] &bull; [[summer]] &bull; [[sun]] &bull; [[support]] &bull; [[surprise]] &bull; [[sweet]] &bull; [[swim]] &bull; [[system]] '''International:''' [[salad]] &bull; [[sardine]] &bull; [[Saturday]] &bull; [[second]] &bull; [[September]] &bull; [[serum]] &bull; [[seven]] &bull; [[sir]] &bull; [[six]] &bull; [[sixteen]] &bull; [[sport]] &bull; [[Sunday]] '''Next:''' [[sac]] &bull; [[sale]] &bull; [[sample]] &bull; [[satisfaction]] &bull; [[saturated]] &bull; [[saucer]] &bull; [[saving]] &bull; [[scale]] &bull; [[scarp]] &bull; [[schist]] &bull; [[scratch]] &bull; [[screen]] &bull; [[seal]] &bull; [[search]] &bull; [[security]] &bull; [[secretion]] &bull; [[section]] &bull; [[sedimentary]] &bull; [[selfish]] &bull; [[sensitivity]] &bull; [[sentence]] &bull; [[sepal]] &bull; [[service]] &bull; [[set]] &bull; [[shadow]] &bull; [[shale]] &bull; [[share]] &bull; [[shave]] &bull; [[shear]] &bull; [[sheet]] &bull; [[shell]] &bull; [[shore]] &bull; [[shoulder]] &bull; [[show]] &bull; [[sight]] &bull; [[sill]] &bull; [[similarity]] &bull; [[since]] &bull; [[skull]] &bull; [[slate]] &bull; [[sleeve]] &bull; [[slide]] &bull; [[social]] &bull; [[soil]] &bull; [[soldier]] &bull; [[solution]] &bull; [[solvent]] &bull; [[sorry]] &bull; [[spark]] &bull; [[specialization]] &bull; [[specimen]] &bull; [[speculation]] &bull; [[spirit]] &bull; [[spit]] &bull; [[splash]] &bull; [[spot]] &bull; [[stable]] &bull; [[stain]] &bull; [[stair]] &bull; [[stalk]] &bull; [[stamen]] &bull; [[statistics]] &bull; [[steady]] &bull; [[stimulus]] &bull; [[storm]] &bull; [[strain]] &bull; [[straw]] &bull; [[stream]] &bull; [[strength]] &bull; [[stress]] &bull; [[strike]] &bull; [[string]] &bull; [[study]] &bull; [[subject]] &bull; [[substitution]] &bull; [[subtraction]] &bull; [[success]] &bull; [[successive]] &bull; [[sucker]] &bull; [[sum]] &bull; [[supply]] &bull; [[surface]] &bull; [[surgeon]] &bull; [[suspension]] &bull; [[suspicious]] &bull; [[swelling]] &bull; [[swing]] &bull; [[switch]] &bull; [[sympathetic]] '''Compound:''' [[seaman]] &bull; [[secondhand]] &bull; [[shorthand]] &bull; [[sideboard]] &bull; [[sidewalk]] &bull; [[somebody]] &bull; [[someday]] &bull; [[somehow]] &bull; [[someone]] &bull; [[something]] &bull; [[sometime]] &bull; [[somewhat]] &bull; [[somewhere]] &bull; [[suchlike]] &bull; [[sunburn]] &bull; [[sunlight]] &bull; [[sunshade]] &bull; [[sweetheart]] '''Endings:''' [[sailor]] &bull; [[shocking]] &bull; [[shocked]] &bull; [[snowing]] &bull; [[steamer]] &bull; [[stopper]] &bull; [[stopping]] &bull; [[stopping up]] &bull; [[stretcher]] == [[T]] == '''Basic:''' [[table]] &bull; [[tail]] &bull; [[take]] &bull; [[talk]] &bull; [[tall]] &bull; [[taste]] &bull; [[tax]] &bull; [[teaching]] &bull; [[tendency]] &bull; [[test]] &bull; [[than]] &bull; [[that]] &bull; [[the]] &bull; [[then]] &bull; [[theory]] &bull; [[there]] &bull; [[thick]] &bull; [[thin]] &bull; [[thing]] &bull; [[this]] &bull; [[though]] &bull; [[thought]] &bull; [[thread]] &bull; [[throat]] &bull; [[through]] &bull; [[thumb]] &bull; [[thunder]] &bull; [[ticket]] &bull; [[tight]] &bull; [[tired]] &bull; [[till]] &bull; [[time]] &bull; [[tin]] &bull; [[to]] &bull; [[toe]] &bull; [[together]] &bull; [[tomorrow]] &bull; [[tongue]] &bull; [[tooth]] &bull; [[top]] &bull; [[touch]] &bull; [[town]] &bull; [[trade]] &bull; [[train]] &bull; [[transport]] &bull; [[tray]] &bull; [[tree]] &bull; [[trick]] &bull; [[trousers]] &bull; [[true]] &bull; [[trouble]] &bull; [[turn]] &bull; [[twist]] '''International:''' [[tapioca]] &bull; [[taxi]] &bull; [[tea]] &bull; [[telegram]] &bull; [[telephone]] &bull; [[ten]] &bull; [[terrace]] &bull; [[theater]] &bull; [[thermometer]] &bull; [[third]] &bull; [[thirteen]] &bull; [[thirty]] &bull; [[thousand]] &bull; [[three]] &bull; [[Thursday]] &bull; [[toast]] &bull; [[tobacco]] &bull; [[torpedo]] &bull; [[Tuesday]] &bull; [[turbine]] &bull; [[twenty-one]] &bull; [[twelve]] &bull; [[twenty]] &bull; [[twice]] &bull; [[two]] '''Next:''' [[tailor]] &bull; [[tame]] &bull; [[tap]] &bull; [[tear]] &bull; [[tent]] &bull; [[term]] &bull; [[texture]] &bull; [[thickness]] &bull; [[thief]] &bull; [[thimble]] &bull; [[thorax]] &bull; [[threat]] &bull; [[thrust]] &bull; [[tide]] &bull; [[tie]] &bull; [[tissue]] &bull; [[tongs]] &bull; [[too]] &bull; [[total]] &bull; [[towel]] &bull; [[tower]] &bull; [[traffic]] &bull; [[tragedy]] &bull; [[transmission]] &bull; [[transparent]] &bull; [[trap]] &bull; [[travel]] &bull; [[treatment]] &bull; [[triangle]] &bull; [[truck]] &bull; [[tube]] &bull; [[tune]] &bull; [[tunnel]] &bull; [[twin]] &bull; [[typist]] '''Compound:''' [[today]] &bull; [[tonight]] &bull; [[tradesman]] '''Endings:''' [[talking]] (of) &bull; [[teacher]] &bull; [[touching]] (up) &bull; [[trader]] &bull; [[trainer]] &bull; [[training]] &bull; [[troubling]] &bull; [[troubled]] &bull; [[turning]] (over) == [[U]] == '''Basic:''' [[umbrella]] &bull; [[under]] &bull; [[unit]] &bull; [[up]] &bull; [[use]] '''International:''' [[university]] '''Next:''' [[ugly]] &bull; [[unconformity]] &bull; [[understanding]] &bull; [[universe]] &bull; [[unknown]] '''Compound:''' [[underclothing]] &bull; [[undercooked]] &bull; [[undergo]] &bull; [[undergrowth]] &bull; [[undermined]] &bull; [[undersigned]] &bull; [[undersized]] &bull; [[understatement]] &bull; [[undertake]] &bull; [[undervalued]] &bull; [[undo]] &bull; [[upkeep]] &bull; [[uplift]] &bull; [[upon]] &bull; [[upright]] &bull; [[uptake]] '''Endings:''' [[used]] (to) == [[V]] == '''Basic:''' [[value]] &bull; [[verse]] &bull; [[very]] &bull; [[vessel]] &bull; [[view]] &bull; [[violent]] &bull; [[voice]] '''International:''' [[vanilla]] &bull; [[violin]] &bull; [[visa]] &bull; [[vitamin]] &bull; [[vodka]] &bull; [[volt]] '''Next:''' [[valency]] &bull; [[valley]] &bull; [[valve]] &bull; [[vapor]] &bull; [[variable]] &bull; [[vascular]] &bull; [[vegetable]] &bull; [[velocity]] &bull; [[vestigial]] &bull; [[victim]] &bull; [[victory]] &bull; [[volume]] &bull; [[vortex]] &bull; [[vote]] '''Compound:''' [[viewpoint]] == [[W]] == '''Basic:''' [[walk]] &bull; [[wall]] &bull; [[waiting]] &bull; [[war]] &bull; [[warm]] &bull; [[wash]] &bull; [[waste]] &bull; [[watch]] &bull; [[water]] &bull; [[wave]] &bull; [[wax]] &bull; [[way]] &bull; [[weather]] &bull; [[week]] &bull; [[weight]] &bull; [[well]] &bull; [[west]] &bull; [[wet]] &bull; [[wheel]] &bull; [[when]] &bull; [[where]] &bull; [[while]] &bull; [[whip]] &bull; [[whistle]] &bull; [[white]] &bull; [[who]] &bull; [[why]] &bull; [[wide]] &bull; [[will]] &bull; [[wind]] &bull; [[window]] &bull; [[wine]] &bull; [[wing]] &bull; [[winter]] &bull; [[wire]] &bull; [[wise]] &bull; [[with]] &bull; [[woman]] &bull; [[wood]] &bull; [[wool]] &bull; [[word]] &bull; [[work]] &bull; [[worm]] &bull; [[wound]] &bull; [[writing]] &bull; [[wrong]] '''International:''' [[Wednesday]] &bull; [[whisky]] '''Next:''' [[weak]] &bull; [[wedge]] &bull; [[welcome]] &bull; [[whether]] &bull; [[wholesale]] &bull; [[widow]] &bull; [[wife]] &bull; [[wild]] &bull; [[world]] &bull; [[wreck]] &bull; [[wrist]] '''Compound:''' [[waterfall]] &bull; [[weekend]] &bull; [[well-being]] &bull; [[well-off]] &bull; [[whatever]] &bull; [[whenever]] &bull; [[whereas]] &bull; [[whereby]] &bull; [[wherever]] &bull; [[whichever]] &bull; [[whitewash]] &bull; [[whoever]] &bull; [[windpipe]] &bull; [[within]] &bull; [[without]] &bull; [[woodwork]] &bull; [[workhouse]] '''Endings:''' [[waiter]] &bull; [[worker]] &bull; [[working]] (on) [[working]] (out) / [[working]] (up) &bull; [[writer]] &bull; [[waiting]] &bull; [[wasted]] == [[X]], [[Y]], [[Z]] == '''Basic:''' [[year]] &bull; [[yellow]] &bull; [[yes]] &bull; [[yesterday]] &bull; [[you]] &bull; [[young]] '''International:''' [[zebra]] &bull; [[zinc]] &bull; [[Zoology]] '''Next:''' [[yawn]] '''Compound:''' [[x-ray]] &bull; [[yearbook]] &bull; [[yourself]] &bull; [[zookeeper]] {{TOC}} ==See also== *[[Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist]] also known as the BE850 *[[Wiktionary:Basic English ordered wordlist]] *[[Wiktionary:Basic English picture wordlist]] *[[Wiktionary:Basic English international wordlist]] *[[Wiktionary:Basic English compound wordlist]] [[Category:Wordlists]] 6630 2006-05-21T03:16:24Z Cromwellt 61 fixed cat order ;This list consists of: * the [[Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist|BE 850]]. * [[Wiktionary:Basic English international wordlist|International words]] which are common. * 100 words of general interest, science or business, and 50 specialty words within that general area. * [[Wiktionary:Basic English compound wordlist|Compound words]] made up of Basic words, where the origin makes sense. * New words made from adding the allowed endings, -er, -ed, -ing, -ly, -s, and the prefix un-. This list approximates a minimum English wordlist that a student can use to proceed on his own without difficulty. __NOTOC__ {{TOC}} == [[A]] == '''Basic:''' [[a]] &bull; [[able]] &bull; [[about]] &bull; [[account]] &bull; [[acid]] &bull; [[across]] &bull; [[act]] &bull; [[addition]] &bull; [[adjustment]] &bull; [[advertisement]] &bull; [[agreement]] &bull; [[after]] &bull; [[again]] &bull; [[against]] &bull; [[air]] &bull; [[all]] &bull; [[almost]] &bull; [[among]] &bull; [[amount]] &bull; [[amusement]] &bull; [[angle]] &bull; [[animal]] &bull; [[answer]] &bull; [[and]] &bull; [[angry]] &bull; [[ant]] &bull; [[any]] &bull; [[apparatus]] &bull; [[apple]] &bull; [[approval]] &bull; [[arch]] &bull; [[argument]] &bull; [[arm]] &bull; [[army]] &bull; [[art]] &bull; [[as]] &bull; [[at]] &bull; [[attack]] &bull; [[attempt]] &bull; [[attention]] &bull; [[attraction]] &bull; [[authority]] &bull; [[automatic]] &bull; [[awake]] '''International:''' [[alcohol]] &bull; [[Algebra]] &bull; [[aluminum]] &bull; [[ammonia]] &bull; [[anesthetic]] &bull; [[April]] &bull; [[Arithmetic]] &bull; [[asbestos]] &bull; [[August]] &bull; [[autobus]] &bull; [[automobile]] '''Next:''' [[absence]] &bull; [[absorption]] &bull; [[acceleration]] &bull; [[acceptance]] &bull; [[accessory]] &bull; [[accident]] &bull; [[active]] &bull; [[address]] &bull; [[adjacent]] &bull; [[adventure]] &bull; [[advice]] &bull; [[age]] &bull; [[agent]] &bull; [[agency]] &bull; [[ago]] &bull; [[allowance]] &bull; [[along]] &bull; [[also]] &bull; [[alternative]] &bull; [[always]] &bull; [[ambition]] &bull; [[amplitude]] &bull; [[anchor]] &bull; [[ankle]] &bull; [[appendage]] &bull; [[application]] &bull; [[approximation]] &bull; [[arbitration]] &bull; [[arbitrary]] &bull; [[arc]] &bull; [[area]] &bull; [[arrangement]] &bull; [[ash]] &bull; [[asset]] &bull; [[assistant]] &bull; [[average]] &bull; [[awkward]] &bull; [[axis]] '''Compound:''' [[afterthought]] &bull; [[airplane]] &bull; [[another]] &bull; [[anybody]] &bull; [[anyhow]] &bull; [[anyone]] &bull; [[anything]] &bull; [[anywhere]] '''Endings:''' [[actor]] &bull; [[acting]] == [[B]] == '''Basic:''' [[baby]] &bull; [[back]] &bull; [[bad]] &bull; [[bag]] &bull; [[balance]] &bull; [[ball]] &bull; [[band]] &bull; [[base]] &bull; [[basin]] &bull; [[basket]] &bull; [[bath]] &bull; [[be]] &bull; [[beautiful]] &bull; [[because]] &bull; [[bed]] &bull; [[bee]] &bull; [[before]] &bull; [[behavior]] &bull; [[belief]] &bull; [[bell]] &bull; [[bent]] &bull; [[berry]] &bull; [[between]] &bull; [[bird]] &bull; [[birth]] &bull; [[bit]] &bull; [[bite]] &bull; [[bitter]] &bull; [[black]] &bull; [[blade]] &bull; [[blood]] &bull; [[blow]] &bull; [[blue]] &bull; [[board]] &bull; [[boat]] &bull; [[body]] &bull; [[bone]] &bull; [[book]] &bull; [[boot]] &bull; [[boiling]] &bull; [[bottle]] &bull; [[box]] &bull; [[boy]] &bull; [[brain]] &bull; [[brake]] &bull; [[branch]] &bull; [[brass]] &bull; [[bread]] &bull; [[breath]] &bull; [[brick]] &bull; [[bridge]] &bull; [[bright]] &bull; [[broken]] &bull; [[brother]] &bull; [[brown]] &bull; [[brush]] &bull; [[bucket]] &bull; [[building]] &bull; [[bulb]] &bull; [[button]] &bull; [[burn]] &bull; [[burst]] &bull; [[business]] &bull; [[but]] &bull; [[butter]] &bull; [[by]] '''International:''' [[ballet]] &bull; [[Bang]] &bull; [[bank]] &bull; [[bar]] &bull; [[beef]] &bull; [[beer]] &bull; [[Biology]] &bull; [[bomb]] '''Next:''' [[balcony]] &bull; [[bale]] &bull; [[bankrupt]] &bull; [[bark]] &bull; [[barrel]] &bull; [[beak]] &bull; [[beaker]] &bull; [[beard]] &bull; [[beat]] &bull; [[behind]] &bull; [[belt]] &bull; [[bet]] &bull; [[bill]] &bull; [[birefringence]] &bull; [[blame]] &bull; [[blanket]] &bull; [[both]] &bull; [[bottom]] &bull; [[brave]] &bull; [[break]] &bull; [[breakfast]] &bull; [[breast]] &bull; [[broker]] &bull; [[bubble]] &bull; [[bud]] &bull; [[budget]] &bull; [[buoyancy]] &bull; [[bunch]] &bull; [[burial]] &bull; [[busy]] '''Compound:''' [[backbone]] &bull; [[backwoods]] &bull; [[become]] &bull; [[bedroom]] &bull; [[beeswax]] &bull; [[birthday]] &bull; [[birthright]] &bull; [[blackberry]] &bull; [[blackbird]] &bull; [[blackboard]] &bull; [[bloodvessel]] &bull; [[bluebell]] &bull; [[bookkeeper]] &bull; [[brushwood]] &bull; [[buttercup]] '''Endings:''' [[basing]] &bull; [[based]] &bull; [[builder]] &bull; [[burner]] &bull; [[burned]] &bull; [[burning]] == [[C]] == '''Basic:''' [[cake]] &bull; [[camera]] &bull; [[canvas]] &bull; [[card]] &bull; [[care]] &bull; [[carriage]] &bull; [[cart]] &bull; [[cat]] &bull; [[cause]] &bull; [[certain]] &bull; [[chain]] &bull; [[chalk]] &bull; [[chance]] &bull; [[change]] &bull; [[cheap]] &bull; [[cheese]] &bull; [[chemical]] &bull; [[chest]] &bull; [[chief]] &bull; [[chin]] &bull; [[church]] &bull; [[circle]] &bull; [[cloth]] &bull; [[clean]] &bull; [[clear]] &bull; [[clock]] &bull; [[cloud]] &bull; [[coal]] &bull; [[coat]] &bull; [[cold]] &bull; [[collar]] &bull; [[color]] &bull; [[comb]] &bull; [[come]] &bull; [[comfort]] &bull; [[committee]] &bull; [[common]] &bull; [[company]] &bull; [[comparison]] &bull; [[competition]] &bull; [[complete]] &bull; [[complex]] &bull; [[condition]] &bull; [[connection]] &bull; [[conscious]] &bull; [[control]] &bull; [[cook]] &bull; [[copper]] &bull; [[copy]] &bull; [[cord]] &bull; [[cork]] &bull; [[cotton]] &bull; [[cough]] &bull; [[country]] &bull; [[cover]] &bull; [[cow]] &bull; [[crack]] &bull; [[credit]] &bull; [[crime]] &bull; [[cruel]] &bull; [[crush]] &bull; [[cry]] &bull; [[cup]] &bull; [[current]] &bull; [[curtain]] &bull; [[curve]] &bull; [[cushion]] &bull; [[cut]] '''International:''' [[cafe]] &bull; [[calendar]] &bull; [[catarrh]] &bull; [[centi-]] &bull; [[champagne]] &bull; [[chauffeur]] &bull; [[chemist]] &bull; [[Chemistry]] &bull; [[check]] &bull; [[chocolate]] &bull; [[chorus]] &bull; [[cigarette]] &bull; [[circus]] &bull; [[citron]] &bull; [[club]] &bull; [[coffee]] &bull; [[cocktail]] &bull; [[cognac]] &bull; [[College]] &bull; [[colony]] '''Next:''' [[calculation]] &bull; [[call]] &bull; [[capacity]] &bull; [[capital]] &bull; [[carpet]] &bull; [[cartilage]] &bull; [[case]] &bull; [[cast]] &bull; [[cave]] &bull; [[cavity]] &bull; [[cell]] &bull; [[ceremony]] &bull; [[certificate]] &bull; [[chair]] &bull; [[character]] &bull; [[charge]] &bull; [[child]] &bull; [[chimney]] &bull; [[china]] &bull; [[choice]] &bull; [[circulation]] &bull; [[circuit]] &bull; [[circumference]] &bull; [[civilization]] &bull; [[clay]] &bull; [[claim]] &bull; [[claw]] &bull; [[cleavage]] &bull; [[clever]] &bull; [[client]] &bull; [[climber]] &bull; [[clip]] &bull; [[code]] &bull; [[coil]] &bull; [[collision]] &bull; [[collection]] &bull; [[column]] &bull; [[combination]] &bull; [[combine]] &bull; [[communications]] &bull; [[complaint]] &bull; [[component]] &bull; [[compound]] &bull; [[concept]] &bull; [[concrete]] &bull; [[conductor]] &bull; [[congruent]] &bull; [[conservation]] &bull; [[consignment]] &bull; [[constant]] &bull; [[consumer]] &bull; [[continuous]] &bull; [[contour]] &bull; [[convenient]] &bull; [[conversion]] &bull; [[cool]] &bull; [[corner]] &bull; [[correlation]] &bull; [[corrosion]] &bull; [[cost]] &bull; [[court]] &bull; [[creeper]] &bull; [[crop]] &bull; [[cross]] &bull; [[cunning]] &bull; [[cusp]] &bull; [[customs]] '''Compound:''' [[cardboard]] &bull; [[carefree]] &bull; [[caretaker]] &bull; [[clockwork]] &bull; [[commonsense]] &bull; [[copyright]] &bull; [[cupboard]] '''Endings:''' [[carter]] &bull; [[clothier]] &bull; [[clothing]] &bull; [[cooker]] &bull; [[cooked]] &bull; [[cooking]] &bull; [[crying]] == [[D]] == '''Basic:''' [[damage]] &bull; [[danger]] &bull; [[dark]] &bull; [[daughter]] &bull; [[day]] &bull; [[dead]] &bull; [[dear]] &bull; [[death]] &bull; [[debt]] &bull; [[decision]] &bull; [[deep]] &bull; [[degree]] &bull; [[delicate]] &bull; [[dependent]] &bull; [[design]] &bull; [[desire]] &bull; [[destruction]] &bull; [[detail]] &bull; [[development]] &bull; [[different]] &bull; [[digestion]] &bull; [[direction]] &bull; [[dirty]] &bull; [[discovery]] &bull; [[discussion]] &bull; [[disease]] &bull; [[disgust]] &bull; [[distance]] &bull; [[distribution]] &bull; [[division]] &bull; [[do]] &bull; [[dog]] &bull; [[door]] &bull; [[down]] &bull; [[doubt]] &bull; [[drain]] &bull; [[drawer]] &bull; [[dress]] &bull; [[drink]] &bull; [[driving]] &bull; [[drop]] &bull; [[dry]] &bull; [[dust]] '''International:''' [[dance]] &bull; [[December]] &bull; [[deci-]] &bull; [[degree]] &bull; [[Dominion]] &bull; [[dynamite]] '''Next:''' [[damping]] &bull; [[date]] &bull; [[debit]] &bull; [[deck]] &bull; [[decrease]] &bull; [[defect]] &bull; [[deficiency]] &bull; [[deflation]] &bull; [[degenerate]] &bull; [[delivery]] &bull; [[demand]] &bull; [[denominator]] &bull; [[department]] &bull; [[desert]] &bull; [[density]] &bull; [[deposit]] &bull; [[determining]] &bull; [[dew]] &bull; [[diameter]] &bull; [[difference]] &bull; [[difficulty]] &bull; [[drift]] &bull; [[dike]] &bull; [[dilution]] &bull; [[dinner]] &bull; [[dip]] &bull; [[direct]] &bull; [[disappearance]] &bull; [[discharge]] &bull; [[discount]] &bull; [[disgrace]] &bull; [[dislike]] &bull; [[dissipation]] &bull; [[disturbance]] &bull; [[ditch]] &bull; [[dive]] &bull; [[divisor]] &bull; [[divorce]] &bull; [[doll]] &bull; [[domesticating]] &bull; [[dreadful]] &bull; [[dream]] &bull; [[duct]] &bull; [[dull]] &bull; [[duty]] '''Compound:''' [[daylight]] &bull; [[downfall]] '''Endings:''' [[dancer]] &bull; [[dancing]] (to) &bull; [[designer]] &bull; [[dressing]] (up) &bull; [[driver]] &bull; [[dropped]] &bull; [[dropper]] &bull; [[duster]] == [[E]] == '''Basic:''' [[ear]] &bull; [[early]] &bull; [[earth]] &bull; [[east]] &bull; [[edge]] &bull; [[education]] &bull; [[effect]] &bull; [[egg]] &bull; [[elastic]] &bull; [[electric]] &bull; [[end]] &bull; [[engine]] &bull; [[enough]] &bull; [[equal]] &bull; [[error]] &bull; [[even]] &bull; [[event]] &bull; [[ever]] &bull; [[every]] &bull; [[example]] &bull; [[exchange]] &bull; [[existence]] &bull; [[expansion]] &bull; [[experience]] &bull; [[expert]] &bull; [[eye]] '''International:''' [[eight]] &bull; [[electricity]] &bull; [[eleven]] &bull; [[Embassy]] &bull; [[Empire]] &bull; [[encyclopedia]] &bull; [[engineer]] '''Next:''' [[each]] &bull; [[easy]] &bull; [[economy]] &bull; [[efficiency]] &bull; [[effort]] &bull; [[either]] &bull; [[elimination]] &bull; [[employer]] &bull; [[empty]] &bull; [[enemy]] &bull; [[envelope]] &bull; [[environment]] &bull; [[envy]] &bull; [[equation]] &bull; [[erosion]] &bull; [[eruption]] &bull; [[evaporation]] &bull; [[evening]] &bull; [[exact]] &bull; [[excitement]] &bull; [[experiment]] &bull; [[exercise]] &bull; [[explanation]] &bull; [[explosion]] &bull; [[export]] &bull; [[expression]] &bull; [[extinction]] &bull; [[eyebrow]] &bull; [[eyelash]] '''Compound:''' [[ear-ring]] &bull; [[earthwork]] &bull; [[evergreen]] &bull; [[everybody]] &bull; [[everyday]] &bull; [[everyone]] &bull; [[everything]] &bull; [[everywhere]] &bull; [[eyeball]] == [[F]] == '''Basic:''' [[face]] &bull; [[fact]] &bull; [[fall]] &bull; [[false]] &bull; [[family]] &bull; [[far]] &bull; [[farm]] &bull; [[fat]] &bull; [[father]] &bull; [[fear]] &bull; [[feather]] &bull; [[feeble]] &bull; [[feeling]] &bull; [[female]] &bull; [[fertile]] &bull; [[fiction]] &bull; [[field]] &bull; [[fight]] &bull; [[finger]] &bull; [[fire]] &bull; [[first]] &bull; [[fish]] &bull; [[fixed]] &bull; [[flag]] &bull; [[flame]] &bull; [[flat]] &bull; [[flight]] &bull; [[floor]] &bull; [[flower]] &bull; [[fly]] &bull; [[fold]] &bull; [[food]] &bull; [[foolish]] &bull; [[foot]] &bull; [[for]] &bull; [[force]] &bull; [[fork]] &bull; [[form]] &bull; [[forward]] &bull; [[fowl]] &bull; [[frame]] &bull; [[free]] &bull; [[frequent]] &bull; [[friend]] &bull; [[from]] &bull; [[front]] &bull; [[fruit]] &bull; [[full]] &bull; [[future]] '''International:''' [[February]] &bull; [[fifteen]] &bull; [[fifth]] &bull; [[fifty]] &bull; [[five]] &bull; [[four]] &bull; [[fourteen]] &bull; [[fourth]] &bull; [[forty]] &bull; [[Friday]] '''Next:''' [[factor]] &bull; [[failure]] &bull; [[fair]] &bull; [[famous]] &bull; [[fan]] &bull; [[fastening]] &bull; [[fault]] &bull; [[ferment]] &bull; [[fertilizing]] &bull; [[fever]] &bull; [[fiber]] &bull; [[figure]] &bull; [[fin]] &bull; [[financial]] &bull; [[flash]] &bull; [[flask]] &bull; [[flesh]] &bull; [[flood]] &bull; [[flour]] &bull; [[focus]] &bull; [[forecast]] &bull; [[forehead]] &bull; [[foreign]] &bull; [[forgiveness]] &bull; [[fraction]] &bull; [[fracture]] &bull; [[fresh]] &bull; [[friction]] &bull; [[flint]] &bull; [[flood]] &bull; [[flow]] &bull; [[foliation]] &bull; [[frost]] &bull; [[frozen]] &bull; [[fume]] &bull; [[funnel]] &bull; [[funny]] &bull; [[fur]] &bull; [[furnace]] &bull; [[furniture]] &bull; [[fusion]] '''Compound:''' [[fatherland]] &bull; [[fingerprint]] &bull; [[firearm]] &bull; [[fire-engine]] &bull; [[firefly]] &bull; [[fireman]] &bull; [[fireplace]] &bull; [[firework]] &bull; [[first-rate]] &bull; [[football]] &bull; [[footlights]] &bull; [[footman]] &bull; [[footnote]] &bull; [[footprint]] &bull; [[footstep]] '''Endings:''' [[farmer]] &bull; [[fisher]]/[[fisherman]] &bull; [[folder]] &bull; [[fired]] &bull; [[firing]] == [[G]] == '''Basic:''' [[garden]] &bull; [[general]] &bull; [[get]] &bull; [[girl]] &bull; [[give]] &bull; [[glass]] &bull; [[glove]] &bull; [[go]] &bull; [[goat]] &bull; [[gold]] &bull; [[good]] &bull; [[government]] &bull; [[grain]] &bull; [[grass]] &bull; [[great]] &bull; [[green]] &bull; [[grey]]/[[gray]] &bull; [[grip]] &bull; [[group]] &bull; [[growth]] &bull; [[guide]] &bull; [[gun]] '''International:''' [[gas]] &bull; [[Geography]] &bull; [[Geology]] &bull; [[Geometry]] &bull; [[gram]] &bull; [[glycerin]] '''Next:''' [[gate]] &bull; [[generation]] &bull; [[germ]] &bull; [[germinating]] &bull; [[gill]] &bull; [[glacier]] &bull; [[gland]] &bull; [[god]] &bull; [[grand]] &bull; [[grateful]] &bull; [[grating]] &bull; [[gravel]] &bull; [[grease]] &bull; [[grief]] &bull; [[grocery]] &bull; [[groove]] &bull; [[gross]] &bull; [[ground]] &bull; [[guard]] &bull; [[guarantee]] &bull; [[guess]] &bull; [[gum]] '''Compound:''' [[gasworks]] &bull; [[goldfish]] &bull; [[goodlooking]] &bull; [[good-morning]] &bull; [[goodnight]] &bull; [[gunboat]] &bull; [[gun-carriage]] &bull; [[gunmetal]] &bull; [[gunpowder]] '''Endings:''' [[gardener]] == [[H]] == '''Basic:''' [[hair]] &bull; [[hammer]] &bull; [[hand]] &bull; [[hanging]] &bull; [[happy]] &bull; [[harbor]] &bull; [[hard]] &bull; [[harmony]] &bull; [[hat]] &bull; [[hate]] &bull; [[have]] &bull; [[he]] &bull; [[head]] &bull; [[healthy]] &bull; [[hearing]] &bull; [[heart]] &bull; [[heat]] &bull; [[help]] &bull; [[here]] &bull; [[high]] &bull; [[history]] &bull; [[hole]] &bull; [[hollow]] &bull; [[hook]] &bull; [[hope]] &bull; [[horn]] &bull; [[horse]] &bull; [[hospital]] &bull; [[hour]] &bull; [[house]] &bull; [[how]] &bull; [[humor]] '''International:''' [[half]] &bull; [[hiss]] &bull; [[hotel]] &bull; [[hundred]] &bull; [[hyena]] &bull; [[hygiene]] &bull; [[hysteria]] '''Next:''' [[habit]] &bull; [[handkerchief]] &bull; [[handle]] &bull; [[heavy]] &bull; [[hedge]] &bull; [[hill]] &bull; [[hinge]] &bull; [[hire]] &bull; [[hold]] &bull; [[holiday]] &bull; [[home]] &bull; [[honest]] &bull; [[honey]] &bull; [[hoof]] &bull; [[host]] &bull; [[human]] &bull; [[hunt]] &bull; [[hurry]] &bull; [[hurt]] &bull; [[husband]] '''Compound:''' [[handbook]] &bull; [[handwriting]] &bull; [[headdress]] &bull; [[headland]] &bull; [[headstone]] &bull; [[headway]] &bull; [[hereafter]] &bull; [[herewith]] &bull; [[highlands]] &bull; [[highway]] &bull; [[himself]] &bull; [[horseplay]] &bull; [[horsepower]] &bull; [[hourglass]] &bull; [[houseboat]] &bull; [[housekeeper]] &bull; [[however]] '''Endings:''' [[hanger]] &bull; [[heater]] &bull; [[heated]] &bull; [[heating]] == [[I]] == '''Basic:''' [[I]] &bull; [[ice]] &bull; [[idea]] &bull; [[if]] &bull; [[ill]] &bull; [[important]] &bull; [[impulse]] &bull; [[in]] &bull; [[increase]] &bull; [[industry]] &bull; [[ink]] &bull; [[insect]] &bull; [[instrument]] &bull; [[insurance]] &bull; [[interest]] &bull; [[invention]] &bull; [[iron]] &bull; [[island]] '''International:''' [[Imperial]] &bull; [[inferno]] &bull; [[influenza]] &bull; [[international]] '''Next:''' [[igneous]] &bull; [[image]] &bull; [[imagination]] &bull; [[import]] &bull; [[impurity]] &bull; [[inclusion]] &bull; [[index]] &bull; [[individual]] &bull; [[inflation]] &bull; [[infinity]] &bull; [[inheritance]] &bull; [[innocent]] &bull; [[institution]] &bull; [[insulator]] &bull; [[integer]] &bull; [[intelligent]] &bull; [[intercept]] &bull; [[interpretation]] &bull; [[intersection]] &bull; [[intrusion]] &bull; [[investigation]] &bull; [[investment]] &bull; [[inverse]] &bull; [[invitation]] '''Compound:''' [[inasmuch]] &bull; [[income]] &bull; [[indoors]] &bull; [[inland]] &bull; [[inlet]] &bull; [[input]] &bull; [[inside]] &bull; [[instep]] &bull; [[into]] &bull; [[itself]] '''Endings:''' [[inner]] == [[J]] == '''Basic:''' [[jelly]] &bull; [[jewel]] &bull; [[join]] &bull; [[journey]] &bull; [[judge]] &bull; [[jump]] '''International:''' [[January]] &bull; [[jazz]] &bull; [[July]] &bull; [[June]] '''Next:''' [[jam]] &bull; [[jaw]] &bull; [[jealous]] &bull; [[jerk]] &bull; [[joint]] &bull; [[jug]] &bull; [[juice]] &bull; [[jury]] &bull; [[justice]] '''Endings:''' [[jeweler]] &bull; [[joiner]] == [[K]] == '''Basic:''' [[keep]] &bull; [[kettle]] &bull; [[key]] &bull; [[kick]] &bull; [[kind]] &bull; [[kiss]] &bull; [[knee]] &bull; [[knife]] &bull; [[knot]] &bull; [[knowledge]] '''International:''' [[kilo-]] &bull; [[King]] '''Next:''' [[kennel]] &bull; [[kidney]] &bull; [[kitchen]] &bull; [[knock]] '''Endings:''' [[keeper]] == [[L]] == '''Basic:''' [[land]] &bull; [[language]] &bull; [[last]] &bull; [[late]] &bull; [[laugh]] &bull; [[law]] &bull; [[lead]] &bull; [[leaf]] &bull; [[learning]] &bull; [[least]] &bull; [[leather]] &bull; [[leg]] &bull; [[less]] &bull; [[left]] &bull; [[let]] &bull; [[letter]] &bull; [[level]] &bull; [[library]] &bull; [[lift]] &bull; [[light]] &bull; [[like]] &bull; [[limit]] &bull; [[line]] &bull; [[linen]] &bull; [[lip]] &bull; [[liquid]] &bull; [[list]] &bull; [[little]] &bull; [[living]] &bull; [[lock]] &bull; [[long]] &bull; [[look]] &bull; [[loose]] &bull; [[loss]] &bull; [[loud]] &bull; [[love]] &bull; [[low]] '''International:''' [[latitude]] &bull; [[lava]] &bull; [[liter]] &bull; [[liqueur]] &bull; [[longitude]] '''Next:''' [[lace]] &bull; [[lag]] &bull; [[lake]] &bull; [[lame]] &bull; [[lamp]] &bull; [[large]] &bull; [[latitude]] &bull; [[lawyer]] &bull; [[layer]] &bull; [[lazy]] &bull; [[lecture]] &bull; [[legal]] &bull; [[length]] &bull; [[lens]] &bull; [[lesson]] &bull; [[lever]] &bull; [[lever]] &bull; [[liability]] &bull; [[license]] &bull; [[lid]] &bull; [[life]] &bull; [[lime]] &bull; [[limestone]] &bull; [[link]] &bull; [[liver]] &bull; [[load]] &bull; [[local]] &bull; [[load]] &bull; [[loan]] &bull; [[locus]] &bull; [[longitude]] &bull; [[luck]] &bull; [[lump]] &bull; [[lunch]] &bull; [[lung]] '''Compound:''' [[landmark]] &bull; [[landslip]] &bull; [[lighthouse]] &bull; [[looking-glass]] '''Endings:''' [[laughing]] (at) &bull; [[learner]] &bull; [[locker]] &bull; [[locking]] (up) == [[M]] == '''Basic:''' [[machine]] &bull; [[man]] &bull; [[manager]] &bull; [[make]] &bull; [[male]] &bull; [[map]] &bull; [[mark]] &bull; [[market]] &bull; [[married]] &bull; [[match]] &bull; [[material]] &bull; [[mass]] &bull; [[may]] &bull; [[meal]] &bull; [[measure]] &bull; [[meat]] &bull; [[medical]] &bull; [[meeting]] &bull; [[memory]] &bull; [[metal]] &bull; [[middle]] &bull; [[military]] &bull; [[milk]] &bull; [[mind]] &bull; [[mine]] &bull; [[minute]] &bull; [[mist]] &bull; [[mixed]] &bull; [[money]] &bull; [[monkey]] &bull; [[month]] &bull; [[moon]] &bull; [[more]] &bull; [[morning]] &bull; [[most]] &bull; [[mother]] &bull; [[motion]] &bull; [[mountain]] &bull; [[mouth]] &bull; [[move]] &bull; [[much]] &bull; [[muscle]] &bull; [[music]] '''International:''' [[macaroni]] &bull; [[madam]] &bull; [[magnetic]] &bull; [[malaria]] &bull; [[mania]] &bull; [[March]] &bull; [[Mathematics]] &bull; [[May]] &bull; [[meter]] &bull; [[meow]] &bull; [[micro-]] &bull; [[microscope]] &bull; [[milli-]] &bull; [[million]] &bull; [[minute]] &bull; [[Monday]] &bull; [[Museum]] '''Next:''' [[magic]] &bull; [[magnitude]] &bull; [[manner]] &bull; [[many]] &bull; [[marble]] &bull; [[margin]] &bull; [[marriage]] &bull; [[mast]] &bull; [[mattress]] &bull; [[mature]] &bull; [[mean]] &bull; [[meaning]] &bull; [[medicine]] &bull; [[medium]] &bull; [[melt]] &bull; [[member]] &bull; [[mess]] &bull; [[message]] &bull; [[metabolism]] &bull; [[mill]] &bull; [[mineral]] &bull; [[mixture]] &bull; [[model]] &bull; [[modern]] &bull; [[modest]] &bull; [[momentum]] &bull; [[monopoly]] &bull; [[mood]] &bull; [[moral]] &bull; [[moustache]] &bull; [[mud]] &bull; [[multiple]] &bull; [[multiplication]] &bull; [[murder]] '''Compound:''' [[manhole]] &bull; [[myself]] '''Endings:''' [[marked]] &bull; [[miner]] == [[N]] == '''Basic:''' [[nail]] &bull; [[name]] &bull; [[narrow]] &bull; [[nation]] &bull; [[natural]] &bull; [[near]] &bull; [[necessary]] &bull; [[neck]] &bull; [[need]] &bull; [[needle]] &bull; [[nerve]] &bull; [[net]] &bull; [[new]] &bull; [[news]] &bull; [[night]] &bull; [[no]] &bull; [[noise]] &bull; [[normal]] &bull; [[north]] &bull; [[nose]] &bull; [[not]] &bull; [[note]] &bull; [[now]] &bull; [[number]] &bull; [[nut]] '''International:''' [[neutron]] &bull; [[nickel]] &bull; [[nicotine]] &bull; [[nine]] &bull; [[November]] '''Next:''' [[nasty]] &bull; [[nature]] &bull; [[navy]] &bull; [[neat]] &bull; [[neglect]] &bull; [[neighbor]] &bull; [[nest]] &bull; [[next]] &bull; [[nice]] &bull; [[node]] &bull; [[nostril]] &bull; [[nucleus]] &bull; [[numerator]] &bull; [[nurse]] '''Compound:''' [[network]] &bull; [[newspaper]] &bull; [[nobody]] &bull; [[nothing]] &bull; [[nowhere]] '''Endings:''' [[nearer]] &bull; [[noted]] == [[O]] == '''Basic:''' [[observation]] &bull; [[of]] &bull; [[off]] &bull; [[offer]] &bull; [[office]] &bull; [[oil]] &bull; [[old]] &bull; [[on]] &bull; [[only]] &bull; [[open]] &bull; [[operation]] &bull; [[opinion]] &bull; [[opposite]] &bull; [[or]] &bull; [[orange]] &bull; [[order]] &bull; [[organization]] &bull; [[ornament]] &bull; [[other]] &bull; [[out]] &bull; [[oven]] &bull; [[over]] &bull; [[owner]] '''International:''' [[October]] &bull; [[olive]] &bull; [[once]] &bull; [[omelet]] &bull; [[one]] &bull; [[opera]] &bull; [[opium]] &bull; [[orchestra]] &bull; [[organism]] '''Next:''' [[obedient]] &bull; [[officer]] &bull; [[orchestra]] &bull; [[ore]] &bull; [[organ]] &bull; [[origin]] &bull; [[outcrop]] &bull; [[outlier]] &bull; [[overlap]] &bull; [[oval]] &bull; [[own]] &bull; [[oxidation]] '''Compound:''' [[offspring]] &bull; [[oncoming]] &bull; [[oneself]] &bull; [[onlooker]] &bull; [[onto]] &bull; [[outburst]] &bull; [[outcome]] &bull; [[outcry]] &bull; [[outdoor]] &bull; [[outgoing]] &bull; [[outhouse]] &bull; [[outlaw]] &bull; [[outlet]] &bull; [[outline]] &bull; [[outlook]] &bull; [[output]] &bull; [[outside]] &bull; [[outskirts]] &bull; [[outstretched]] &bull; [[overacting]] &bull; [[overall]] &bull; [[overbalancing]] &bull; [[overbearing]] &bull; [[overcoat]] &bull; [[overcome]] &bull; [[overdo]] &bull; [[overdressed]] &bull; [[overfull]] &bull; [[overhanging]] &bull; [[overhead]] &bull; [[overland]] &bull; [[overleaf]] &bull; [[overloud]] &bull; [[overseas]] &bull; [[overseer]] &bull; [[overshoe]] &bull; [[overstatement]] &bull; [[overtake]] &bull; [[overtaxed]] &bull; [[overtime]] &bull; [[overturned]] &bull; [[overuse]] &bull; [[overvalued]] &bull; [[overweight]] &bull; [[overworking]] '''Endings:''' [[outer]] == [[P]] == '''Basic:''' [[page]] &bull; [[pain]] &bull; [[paint]] &bull; [[paper]] &bull; [[parallel]] &bull; [[parcel]] &bull; [[part]] &bull; [[past]] &bull; [[paste]] &bull; [[payment]] &bull; [[peace]] &bull; [[pen]] &bull; [[pencil]] &bull; [[person]] &bull; [[physical]] &bull; [[picture]] &bull; [[pig]] &bull; [[pin]] &bull; [[pipe]] &bull; [[place]] &bull; [[plane]] &bull; [[plant]] &bull; [[plate]] &bull; [[play]] &bull; [[please]] &bull; [[pleasure]] &bull; [[plough]]/[[plow]] &bull; [[pocket]] &bull; [[point]] &bull; [[poison]] &bull; [[polish]] &bull; [[political]] &bull; [[poor]] &bull; [[porter]] &bull; [[position]] &bull; [[possible]] &bull; [[pot]] &bull; [[potato]] &bull; [[powder]] &bull; [[power]] &bull; [[present]] &bull; [[price]] &bull; [[print]] &bull; [[prison]] &bull; [[private]] &bull; [[probable]] &bull; [[process]] &bull; [[produce]] &bull; [[profit]] &bull; [[property]] &bull; [[prose]] &bull; [[protest]] &bull; [[public]] &bull; [[pull]] &bull; [[pump]] &bull; [[punishment]] &bull; [[purpose]] &bull; [[push]] &bull; [[put]] '''International:''' [[pajamas]] &bull; [[paraffin]] &bull; [[paradise]] &bull; [[park]] &bull; [[passport]] &bull; [[patent]] &bull; [[penguin]] &bull; [[petroleum]] &bull; [[phonograph]] &bull; [[Physics]] &bull; [[Physiology]] &bull; [[piano]] &bull; [[platinum]] &bull; [[police]] &bull; [[post]] &bull; [[potash]] &bull; [[President]] &bull; [[Prince]] &bull; [[Princess]] &bull; [[program]] &bull; [[propaganda]] &bull; [[Psychology]] &bull; [[Purr]] &bull; [[pyramid]] '''Next:''' [[packing]] &bull; [[pad]] &bull; [[pair]] &bull; [[pan]] &bull; [[paragraph]] &bull; [[parent]] &bull; [[particle]] &bull; [[partner]] &bull; [[party]] &bull; [[passage]] &bull; [[path]] &bull; [[patience]] &bull; [[pedal]] &bull; [[pendulum]] &bull; [[pension]] &bull; [[people]] &bull; [[perfect]] &bull; [[petal]] &bull; [[piston]] &bull; [[plain]] &bull; [[plan]] &bull; [[plaster]] &bull; [[plug]] &bull; [[poetry]] &bull; [[pollen]] &bull; [[pool]] &bull; [[population]] &bull; [[porcelain]] &bull; [[practice]] &bull; [[praise]] &bull; [[prayer]] &bull; [[pressure]] &bull; [[prick]] &bull; [[priest]] &bull; [[prime]] &bull; [[probability]] &bull; [[product]] &bull; [[progress]] &bull; [[projectile]] &bull; [[projection]] &bull; [[promise]] &bull; [[proof]] &bull; [[proud]] &bull; [[pulley]] &bull; [[pupil]] &bull; [[purchase]] &bull; [[pure]] '''Compound:''' [[pincushion]] &bull; [[plaything]] &bull; [[policeman]] &bull; [[postman]] &bull; [[postmark]] &bull; [[postmaster]] &bull; [[postoffice]] '''Endings:''' [[painter]] &bull; [[painting]] &bull; [[parting]] &bull; [[playing]] &bull; [[played]] &bull; [[pleased]] (with) &bull; [[pointer]] &bull; [[pointing]] (at) &bull; [[potter]] &bull; [[printer]] &bull; [[prisoner]] &bull; [[producer]] == [[Q]] == '''Basic:''' [[quality]] &bull; [[question]] &bull; [[quick]] &bull; [[quiet]] &bull; [[quite]] '''International:''' [[Quack]] &bull; [[quarter]] &bull; [[Queen]] &bull; [[quinine]] '''Next:''' [[quantity]] &bull; [[quotient]] == [[R]] == '''Basic:''' [[rail]] &bull; [[rain]] &bull; [[range]] &bull; [[rat]] &bull; [[rate]] &bull; [[ray]] &bull; [[reaction]] &bull; [[red]] &bull; [[reading]] &bull; [[ready]] &bull; [[reason]] &bull; [[receipt]] &bull; [[record]] &bull; [[regret]] &bull; [[regular]] &bull; [[relation]] &bull; [[religion]] &bull; [[representative]] &bull; [[request]] &bull; [[respect]] &bull; [[responsible]] &bull; [[rest]] &bull; [[reward]] &bull; [[rhythm]] &bull; [[rice]] &bull; [[right]] &bull; [[ring]] &bull; [[river]] &bull; [[road]] &bull; [[rod]] &bull; [[roll]] &bull; [[roof]] &bull; [[room]] &bull; [[root]] &bull; [[rough]] &bull; [[round]] &bull; [[rub]] &bull; [[rule]] &bull; [[run]] '''International:''' [[radio]] &bull; [[radium]] &bull; [[referendum]] &bull; [[restaurant]] &bull; [[rheumatism]] &bull; [[Royal]] &bull; [[rum]] '''Next:''' [[race]] &bull; [[radiation]] &bull; [[ratio]] &bull; [[reagent]] &bull; [[real]] &bull; [[receiver]] &bull; [[reciprocal]] &bull; [[rectangle]] &bull; [[recurring]] &bull; [[reference]] &bull; [[reflux]] &bull; [[reinforcement]] &bull; [[relative]] &bull; [[remark]] &bull; [[remedy]] &bull; [[rent]] &bull; [[repair]] &bull; [[reproduction]] &bull; [[repulsion]] &bull; [[resistance]] &bull; [[residue]] &bull; [[resolution]] &bull; [[result]] &bull; [[retail]] &bull; [[revenge]] &bull; [[reversible]] &bull; [[rich]] &bull; [[rigidity]] &bull; [[rise]] &bull; [[rival]] &bull; [[rock]] &bull; [[rot]] &bull; [[rotation]] &bull; [[rude]] &bull; [[rust]] '''Compound:''' [[runaway]] '''Endings:''' [[raining]] &bull; [[reader]] &bull; [[reading]] &bull; [[roller]] &bull; [[ruler]] &bull; [[rubber]] == [[S]] == '''Basic:''' [[sad]] &bull; [[safe]] &bull; [[sail]] &bull; [[salt]] &bull; [[same]] &bull; [[sand]] &bull; [[say]] &bull; [[scale]] &bull; [[school]] &bull; [[science]] &bull; [[scissors]] &bull; [[screw]] &bull; [[sea]] &bull; [[seat]] &bull; [[second]] &bull; [[secret]] &bull; [[secretary]] &bull; [[see]] &bull; [[seed]] &bull; [[selection]] &bull; [[self]] &bull; [[send]] &bull; [[seem]] &bull; [[sense]] &bull; [[separate]] &bull; [[serious]] &bull; [[servant]] &bull; [[sex]] &bull; [[shade]] &bull; [[shake]] &bull; [[shame]] &bull; [[sharp]] &bull; [[sheep]] &bull; [[shelf]] &bull; [[ship]] &bull; [[shirt]] &bull; [[shock]] &bull; [[shoe]] &bull; [[short]] &bull; [[shut]] &bull; [[side]] &bull; [[sign]] &bull; [[silk]] &bull; [[silver]] &bull; [[simple]] &bull; [[sister]] &bull; [[size]] &bull; [[skin]] &bull; [[skirt]] &bull; [[sky]] &bull; [[sleep]] &bull; [[slip]] &bull; [[slope]] &bull; [[slow]] &bull; [[small]] &bull; [[smash]] &bull; [[smell]] &bull; [[smile]] &bull; [[smoke]] &bull; [[smooth]] &bull; [[snake]] &bull; [[sneeze]] &bull; [[snow]] &bull; [[so]] &bull; [[soap]] &bull; [[society]] &bull; [[sock]] &bull; [[soft]] &bull; [[solid]] &bull; [[some]] &bull; [[son]] &bull; [[song]] &bull; [[sort]] &bull; [[sound]] &bull; [[soup]] &bull; [[south]] &bull; [[space]] &bull; [[spade]] &bull; [[special]] &bull; [[sponge]] &bull; [[spoon]] &bull; [[spring]] &bull; [[square]] &bull; [[stage]] &bull; [[stamp]] &bull; [[star]] &bull; [[start]] &bull; [[statement]] &bull; [[station]] &bull; [[steam]] &bull; [[steel]] &bull; [[stem]] &bull; [[step]] &bull; [[stick]] &bull; [[sticky]] &bull; [[stiff]] &bull; [[still]] &bull; [[stitch]] &bull; [[stocking]] &bull; [[stomach]] &bull; [[stone]] &bull; [[stop]] &bull; [[store]] &bull; [[story]] &bull; [[straight]] &bull; [[strange]] &bull; [[street]] &bull; [[stretch]] &bull; [[strong]] &bull; [[structure]] &bull; [[substance]] &bull; [[such]] &bull; [[sudden]] &bull; [[sugar]] &bull; [[suggestion]] &bull; [[summer]] &bull; [[sun]] &bull; [[support]] &bull; [[surprise]] &bull; [[sweet]] &bull; [[swim]] &bull; [[system]] '''International:''' [[salad]] &bull; [[sardine]] &bull; [[Saturday]] &bull; [[second]] &bull; [[September]] &bull; [[serum]] &bull; [[seven]] &bull; [[sir]] &bull; [[six]] &bull; [[sixteen]] &bull; [[sport]] &bull; [[Sunday]] '''Next:''' [[sac]] &bull; [[sale]] &bull; [[sample]] &bull; [[satisfaction]] &bull; [[saturated]] &bull; [[saucer]] &bull; [[saving]] &bull; [[scale]] &bull; [[scarp]] &bull; [[schist]] &bull; [[scratch]] &bull; [[screen]] &bull; [[seal]] &bull; [[search]] &bull; [[security]] &bull; [[secretion]] &bull; [[section]] &bull; [[sedimentary]] &bull; [[selfish]] &bull; [[sensitivity]] &bull; [[sentence]] &bull; [[sepal]] &bull; [[service]] &bull; [[set]] &bull; [[shadow]] &bull; [[shale]] &bull; [[share]] &bull; [[shave]] &bull; [[shear]] &bull; [[sheet]] &bull; [[shell]] &bull; [[shore]] &bull; [[shoulder]] &bull; [[show]] &bull; [[sight]] &bull; [[sill]] &bull; [[similarity]] &bull; [[since]] &bull; [[skull]] &bull; [[slate]] &bull; [[sleeve]] &bull; [[slide]] &bull; [[social]] &bull; [[soil]] &bull; [[soldier]] &bull; [[solution]] &bull; [[solvent]] &bull; [[sorry]] &bull; [[spark]] &bull; [[specialization]] &bull; [[specimen]] &bull; [[speculation]] &bull; [[spirit]] &bull; [[spit]] &bull; [[splash]] &bull; [[spot]] &bull; [[stable]] &bull; [[stain]] &bull; [[stair]] &bull; [[stalk]] &bull; [[stamen]] &bull; [[statistics]] &bull; [[steady]] &bull; [[stimulus]] &bull; [[storm]] &bull; [[strain]] &bull; [[straw]] &bull; [[stream]] &bull; [[strength]] &bull; [[stress]] &bull; [[strike]] &bull; [[string]] &bull; [[study]] &bull; [[subject]] &bull; [[substitution]] &bull; [[subtraction]] &bull; [[success]] &bull; [[successive]] &bull; [[sucker]] &bull; [[sum]] &bull; [[supply]] &bull; [[surface]] &bull; [[surgeon]] &bull; [[suspension]] &bull; [[suspicious]] &bull; [[swelling]] &bull; [[swing]] &bull; [[switch]] &bull; [[sympathetic]] '''Compound:''' [[seaman]] &bull; [[secondhand]] &bull; [[shorthand]] &bull; [[sideboard]] &bull; [[sidewalk]] &bull; [[somebody]] &bull; [[someday]] &bull; [[somehow]] &bull; [[someone]] &bull; [[something]] &bull; [[sometime]] &bull; [[somewhat]] &bull; [[somewhere]] &bull; [[suchlike]] &bull; [[sunburn]] &bull; [[sunlight]] &bull; [[sunshade]] &bull; [[sweetheart]] '''Endings:''' [[sailor]] &bull; [[shocking]] &bull; [[shocked]] &bull; [[snowing]] &bull; [[steamer]] &bull; [[stopper]] &bull; [[stopping]] &bull; [[stopping up]] &bull; [[stretcher]] == [[T]] == '''Basic:''' [[table]] &bull; [[tail]] &bull; [[take]] &bull; [[talk]] &bull; [[tall]] &bull; [[taste]] &bull; [[tax]] &bull; [[teaching]] &bull; [[tendency]] &bull; [[test]] &bull; [[than]] &bull; [[that]] &bull; [[the]] &bull; [[then]] &bull; [[theory]] &bull; [[there]] &bull; [[thick]] &bull; [[thin]] &bull; [[thing]] &bull; [[this]] &bull; [[though]] &bull; [[thought]] &bull; [[thread]] &bull; [[throat]] &bull; [[through]] &bull; [[thumb]] &bull; [[thunder]] &bull; [[ticket]] &bull; [[tight]] &bull; [[tired]] &bull; [[till]] &bull; [[time]] &bull; [[tin]] &bull; [[to]] &bull; [[toe]] &bull; [[together]] &bull; [[tomorrow]] &bull; [[tongue]] &bull; [[tooth]] &bull; [[top]] &bull; [[touch]] &bull; [[town]] &bull; [[trade]] &bull; [[train]] &bull; [[transport]] &bull; [[tray]] &bull; [[tree]] &bull; [[trick]] &bull; [[trousers]] &bull; [[true]] &bull; [[trouble]] &bull; [[turn]] &bull; [[twist]] '''International:''' [[tapioca]] &bull; [[taxi]] &bull; [[tea]] &bull; [[telegram]] &bull; [[telephone]] &bull; [[ten]] &bull; [[terrace]] &bull; [[theater]] &bull; [[thermometer]] &bull; [[third]] &bull; [[thirteen]] &bull; [[thirty]] &bull; [[thousand]] &bull; [[three]] &bull; [[Thursday]] &bull; [[toast]] &bull; [[tobacco]] &bull; [[torpedo]] &bull; [[Tuesday]] &bull; [[turbine]] &bull; [[twenty-one]] &bull; [[twelve]] &bull; [[twenty]] &bull; [[twice]] &bull; [[two]] '''Next:''' [[tailor]] &bull; [[tame]] &bull; [[tap]] &bull; [[tear]] &bull; [[tent]] &bull; [[term]] &bull; [[texture]] &bull; [[thickness]] &bull; [[thief]] &bull; [[thimble]] &bull; [[thorax]] &bull; [[threat]] &bull; [[thrust]] &bull; [[tide]] &bull; [[tie]] &bull; [[tissue]] &bull; [[tongs]] &bull; [[too]] &bull; [[total]] &bull; [[towel]] &bull; [[tower]] &bull; [[traffic]] &bull; [[tragedy]] &bull; [[transmission]] &bull; [[transparent]] &bull; [[trap]] &bull; [[travel]] &bull; [[treatment]] &bull; [[triangle]] &bull; [[truck]] &bull; [[tube]] &bull; [[tune]] &bull; [[tunnel]] &bull; [[twin]] &bull; [[typist]] '''Compound:''' [[today]] &bull; [[tonight]] &bull; [[tradesman]] '''Endings:''' [[talking]] (of) &bull; [[teacher]] &bull; [[touching]] (up) &bull; [[trader]] &bull; [[trainer]] &bull; [[training]] &bull; [[troubling]] &bull; [[troubled]] &bull; [[turning]] (over) == [[U]] == '''Basic:''' [[umbrella]] &bull; [[under]] &bull; [[unit]] &bull; [[up]] &bull; [[use]] '''International:''' [[university]] '''Next:''' [[ugly]] &bull; [[unconformity]] &bull; [[understanding]] &bull; [[universe]] &bull; [[unknown]] '''Compound:''' [[underclothing]] &bull; [[undercooked]] &bull; [[undergo]] &bull; [[undergrowth]] &bull; [[undermined]] &bull; [[undersigned]] &bull; [[undersized]] &bull; [[understatement]] &bull; [[undertake]] &bull; [[undervalued]] &bull; [[undo]] &bull; [[upkeep]] &bull; [[uplift]] &bull; [[upon]] &bull; [[upright]] &bull; [[uptake]] '''Endings:''' [[used]] (to) == [[V]] == '''Basic:''' [[value]] &bull; [[verse]] &bull; [[very]] &bull; [[vessel]] &bull; [[view]] &bull; [[violent]] &bull; [[voice]] '''International:''' [[vanilla]] &bull; [[violin]] &bull; [[visa]] &bull; [[vitamin]] &bull; [[vodka]] &bull; [[volt]] '''Next:''' [[valency]] &bull; [[valley]] &bull; [[valve]] &bull; [[vapor]] &bull; [[variable]] &bull; [[vascular]] &bull; [[vegetable]] &bull; [[velocity]] &bull; [[vestigial]] &bull; [[victim]] &bull; [[victory]] &bull; [[volume]] &bull; [[vortex]] &bull; [[vote]] '''Compound:''' [[viewpoint]] == [[W]] == '''Basic:''' [[walk]] &bull; [[wall]] &bull; [[waiting]] &bull; [[war]] &bull; [[warm]] &bull; [[wash]] &bull; [[waste]] &bull; [[watch]] &bull; [[water]] &bull; [[wave]] &bull; [[wax]] &bull; [[way]] &bull; [[weather]] &bull; [[week]] &bull; [[weight]] &bull; [[well]] &bull; [[west]] &bull; [[wet]] &bull; [[wheel]] &bull; [[when]] &bull; [[where]] &bull; [[while]] &bull; [[whip]] &bull; [[whistle]] &bull; [[white]] &bull; [[who]] &bull; [[why]] &bull; [[wide]] &bull; [[will]] &bull; [[wind]] &bull; [[window]] &bull; [[wine]] &bull; [[wing]] &bull; [[winter]] &bull; [[wire]] &bull; [[wise]] &bull; [[with]] &bull; [[woman]] &bull; [[wood]] &bull; [[wool]] &bull; [[word]] &bull; [[work]] &bull; [[worm]] &bull; [[wound]] &bull; [[writing]] &bull; [[wrong]] '''International:''' [[Wednesday]] &bull; [[whisky]] '''Next:''' [[weak]] &bull; [[wedge]] &bull; [[welcome]] &bull; [[whether]] &bull; [[wholesale]] &bull; [[widow]] &bull; [[wife]] &bull; [[wild]] &bull; [[world]] &bull; [[wreck]] &bull; [[wrist]] '''Compound:''' [[waterfall]] &bull; [[weekend]] &bull; [[well-being]] &bull; [[well-off]] &bull; [[whatever]] &bull; [[whenever]] &bull; [[whereas]] &bull; [[whereby]] &bull; [[wherever]] &bull; [[whichever]] &bull; [[whitewash]] &bull; [[whoever]] &bull; [[windpipe]] &bull; [[within]] &bull; [[without]] &bull; [[woodwork]] &bull; [[workhouse]] '''Endings:''' [[waiter]] &bull; [[worker]] &bull; [[working]] (on) [[working]] (out) / [[working]] (up) &bull; [[writer]] &bull; [[waiting]] &bull; [[wasted]] == [[X]], [[Y]], [[Z]] == '''Basic:''' [[year]] &bull; [[yellow]] &bull; [[yes]] &bull; [[yesterday]] &bull; [[you]] &bull; [[young]] '''International:''' [[zebra]] &bull; [[zinc]] &bull; [[Zoology]] '''Next:''' [[yawn]] '''Compound:''' [[x-ray]] &bull; [[yearbook]] &bull; [[yourself]] &bull; [[zookeeper]] {{TOC}} ==See also== *[[Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist]] also known as the BE850 *[[Wiktionary:Basic English ordered wordlist]] *[[Wiktionary:Basic English picture wordlist]] *[[Wiktionary:Basic English international wordlist]] *[[Wiktionary:Basic English compound wordlist]] [[Category:Wordlists|BE1500]] 2714 6626 2006-05-21T03:13:12Z Cromwellt 61 described cat This category is for lists of words, such as the list of 850 words in Basic English. 2715 6636 2006-05-21T03:21:59Z Cromwellt 61 let's find these missing pictures on commons Rather than copy the missing pictures over from Simple English Wikipedia, let's look for them on Commons. If they don't have them, let's make them and put them there, not here. No pictures should be on this project except logo.png, the logo in the upper left. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 03:21, 21 May 2006 (UTC) 2716 6640 2006-05-23T02:52:12Z Cromwellt 61 created <big>blue</big> <small>noun</small> # One of the [[color]]s people can see: {{colorbox|blue}} #: ''That is a lovely color of '''blue'''.'' <small>adjective</small> # Something that is colored blue. #: ''He wore his '''blue''' [[suede]] shoes.'' # Someone who is [[sad]] or something that causes [[sadness]]. #: ''He was very '''blue''' that day.'' <small>[[blue|Read full entry]]</small> 6641 2006-05-23T03:05:48Z Cromwellt 61 bolded word <big>'''blue'''</big> <small>noun</small> # One of the [[color]]s people can see: {{colorbox|blue}} #: ''That is a lovely color of '''blue'''.'' <small>adjective</small> # Something that is colored blue. #: ''He wore his '''blue''' [[suede]] shoes.'' # Someone who is [[sad]] or something that causes [[sadness]]. #: ''He was very '''blue''' that day.'' <small>[[blue|Read full entry]]</small> 2717 6642 2006-05-23T03:09:16Z Cromwellt 61 created <big>'''act'''</big> <small>verb</small> # To [[do]] something. #: ''When he must do something, he '''acts''' quickly.'' # To [[behave]] in a [[certain]] way. #: ''She '''acted''' strange when she danced and sang in the library.'' # To [[perform]] in a [[film]] or a [[play]]. #: ''Daniel Radcliffe '''acts''' in the Harry Potter films.'' <small>noun</small> # Something done, a [[deed]]. #: ''Going into the house on fire to help a child was a brave '''act'''.'' # A [[law]] made by the [[government]]. #: ''The UK's Freedom of Information '''Act''' was passed in 2004.'' # [[false|False]] behavior, a [[pretense]]. #: ''Susan '''acts''' nice, but she is mean.'' # A [[part]] of a play or film. #: ''The curtain comes down at the end of each '''act'''.'' <small>[[act|see full entry]]</small> 2718 6644 2006-05-23T16:48:05Z Cromwellt 61 created entry, added wotd tag, BE850 tag, templates, body template {{wotd|2006|05|25}}<br> {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # The part of the body that [[pump]]s [[blood]]. #: ''He has a problem with his heart.'' # (''symbolic'') Where [[emotions]] are. #: ''You broke my heart.'' # Center, core. #: ''We get to the heart of the problem.'' {{mass noun}} # [[care|Care]] for others, [[compassion]]. #: ''He has a lot of heart.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''center'') [[center]], [[core]], [[pith]] *(''care for others'') [[compassion]], [[mercy]] ===Antonyms=== *(''care for others'') [[ruthlessness]], [[cruelty]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[coldhearted]] *[[heartbreak]] *[[heartbroken]] *[[hearten]] *[[heartless]] *[[hearty]] *[[heart and soul]] *[[wear your heart on your sleeve]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[blood]] *[[circulation]] *[[feel]] {{body}} [[en:heart]] 7535 2006-07-19T04:45:07Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, fa, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, ko, pt, ru, sr, ta, zh {{wotd|2006|05|25}}<br> {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # The part of the body that [[pump]]s [[blood]]. #: ''He has a problem with his heart.'' # (''symbolic'') Where [[emotions]] are. #: ''You broke my heart.'' # Center, core. #: ''We get to the heart of the problem.'' {{mass noun}} # [[care|Care]] for others, [[compassion]]. #: ''He has a lot of heart.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''center'') [[center]], [[core]], [[pith]] *(''care for others'') [[compassion]], [[mercy]] ===Antonyms=== *(''care for others'') [[ruthlessness]], [[cruelty]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[coldhearted]] *[[heartbreak]] *[[heartbroken]] *[[hearten]] *[[heartless]] *[[hearty]] *[[heart and soul]] *[[wear your heart on your sleeve]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[blood]] *[[circulation]] *[[feel]] {{body}} [[de:heart]] [[en:heart]] [[fa:heart]] [[fr:heart]] [[ko:heart]] [[io:heart]] [[it:heart]] [[hu:heart]] [[ja:heart]] [[pt:heart]] [[ru:heart]] [[sr:heart]] [[fi:heart]] [[ta:heart]] [[zh:heart]] 7921 2006-07-22T18:32:12Z Brett 77 {{wotd|2006|05|25}}<br> {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Cuore_diastole.png|thumb|a heart]] # The part of the body that [[pump]]s [[blood]]. #: ''He has a problem with his heart.'' # (''symbolic'') Where [[emotions]] are. #: ''You broke my heart.'' # Center, core. #: ''We get to the heart of the problem.'' {{mass noun}} # [[care|Care]] for others, [[compassion]]. #: ''He has a lot of heart.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''center'') [[center]], [[core]], [[pith]] *(''care for others'') [[compassion]], [[mercy]] ===Antonyms=== *(''care for others'') [[ruthlessness]], [[cruelty]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[coldhearted]] *[[heartbreak]] *[[heartbroken]] *[[hearten]] *[[heartless]] *[[hearty]] *[[heart and soul]] *[[wear your heart on your sleeve]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[blood]] *[[circulation]] *[[feel]] {{body}} [[de:heart]] [[en:heart]] [[fa:heart]] [[fr:heart]] [[ko:heart]] [[io:heart]] [[it:heart]] [[hu:heart]] [[ja:heart]] [[pt:heart]] [[ru:heart]] [[sr:heart]] [[fi:heart]] [[ta:heart]] [[zh:heart]] 10092 2006-09-24T13:09:06Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[es:heart]], [[vi:heart]] {{wotd|2006|05|25}}<br> {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Cuore_diastole.png|thumb|a heart]] # The part of the body that [[pump]]s [[blood]]. #: ''He has a problem with his heart.'' # (''symbolic'') Where [[emotions]] are. #: ''You broke my heart.'' # Center, core. #: ''We get to the heart of the problem.'' {{mass noun}} # [[care|Care]] for others, [[compassion]]. #: ''He has a lot of heart.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''center'') [[center]], [[core]], [[pith]] *(''care for others'') [[compassion]], [[mercy]] ===Antonyms=== *(''care for others'') [[ruthlessness]], [[cruelty]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[coldhearted]] *[[heartbreak]] *[[heartbroken]] *[[hearten]] *[[heartless]] *[[hearty]] *[[heart and soul]] *[[wear your heart on your sleeve]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[blood]] *[[circulation]] *[[feel]] {{body}} [[de:heart]] [[en:heart]] [[es:heart]] [[fa:heart]] [[fr:heart]] [[ko:heart]] [[io:heart]] [[it:heart]] [[hu:heart]] [[ja:heart]] [[pt:heart]] [[ru:heart]] [[sr:heart]] [[fi:heart]] [[ta:heart]] [[vi:heart]] [[zh:heart]] 10325 2006-10-01T13:52:04Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[hy:heart]], [[ky:heart]] {{wotd|2006|05|25}}<br> {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Cuore_diastole.png|thumb|a heart]] # The part of the body that [[pump]]s [[blood]]. #: ''He has a problem with his heart.'' # (''symbolic'') Where [[emotions]] are. #: ''You broke my heart.'' # Center, core. #: ''We get to the heart of the problem.'' {{mass noun}} # [[care|Care]] for others, [[compassion]]. #: ''He has a lot of heart.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''center'') [[center]], [[core]], [[pith]] *(''care for others'') [[compassion]], [[mercy]] ===Antonyms=== *(''care for others'') [[ruthlessness]], [[cruelty]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[coldhearted]] *[[heartbreak]] *[[heartbroken]] *[[hearten]] *[[heartless]] *[[hearty]] *[[heart and soul]] *[[wear your heart on your sleeve]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[blood]] *[[circulation]] *[[feel]] {{body}} [[de:heart]] [[en:heart]] [[es:heart]] [[fa:heart]] [[fr:heart]] [[ko:heart]] [[hy:heart]] [[io:heart]] [[it:heart]] [[ky:heart]] [[hu:heart]] [[ja:heart]] [[pt:heart]] [[ru:heart]] [[sr:heart]] [[fi:heart]] [[ta:heart]] [[vi:heart]] [[zh:heart]] 10743 2006-10-10T13:49:19Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:heart]] {{wotd|2006|05|25}}<br> {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Cuore_diastole.png|thumb|a heart]] # The part of the body that [[pump]]s [[blood]]. #: ''He has a problem with his heart.'' # (''symbolic'') Where [[emotions]] are. #: ''You broke my heart.'' # Center, core. #: ''We get to the heart of the problem.'' {{mass noun}} # [[care|Care]] for others, [[compassion]]. #: ''He has a lot of heart.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''center'') [[center]], [[core]], [[pith]] *(''care for others'') [[compassion]], [[mercy]] ===Antonyms=== *(''care for others'') [[ruthlessness]], [[cruelty]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[coldhearted]] *[[heartbreak]] *[[heartbroken]] *[[hearten]] *[[heartless]] *[[hearty]] *[[heart and soul]] *[[wear your heart on your sleeve]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[blood]] *[[circulation]] *[[feel]] {{body}} [[de:heart]] [[en:heart]] [[es:heart]] [[fa:heart]] [[fr:heart]] [[ko:heart]] [[hy:heart]] [[io:heart]] [[it:heart]] [[kk:heart]] [[ky:heart]] [[hu:heart]] [[ja:heart]] [[pt:heart]] [[ru:heart]] [[sr:heart]] [[fi:heart]] [[ta:heart]] [[vi:heart]] [[zh:heart]] 14063 2006-12-20T23:52:30Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[af:heart]] {{wotd|2006|05|25}}<br> {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Cuore_diastole.png|thumb|a heart]] # The part of the body that [[pump]]s [[blood]]. #: ''He has a problem with his heart.'' # (''symbolic'') Where [[emotions]] are. #: ''You broke my heart.'' # Center, core. #: ''We get to the heart of the problem.'' {{mass noun}} # [[care|Care]] for others, [[compassion]]. #: ''He has a lot of heart.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''center'') [[center]], [[core]], [[pith]] *(''care for others'') [[compassion]], [[mercy]] ===Antonyms=== *(''care for others'') [[ruthlessness]], [[cruelty]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[coldhearted]] *[[heartbreak]] *[[heartbroken]] *[[hearten]] *[[heartless]] *[[hearty]] *[[heart and soul]] *[[wear your heart on your sleeve]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[blood]] *[[circulation]] *[[feel]] {{body}} [[af:heart]] [[de:heart]] [[en:heart]] [[es:heart]] [[fa:heart]] [[fr:heart]] [[ko:heart]] [[hy:heart]] [[io:heart]] [[it:heart]] [[kk:heart]] [[ky:heart]] [[hu:heart]] [[ja:heart]] [[pt:heart]] [[ru:heart]] [[sr:heart]] [[fi:heart]] [[ta:heart]] [[vi:heart]] [[zh:heart]] 2719 6645 2006-05-23T16:48:39Z Cromwellt 61 created wotd <big>'''heart'''</big> <small>noun</small> # The [[part]] of the [[body]] that [[pump]]s [[blood]]. #: ''He has a problem with his heart.'' # (''symbolic'') Where [[emotions]] are. #: ''You broke my heart.'' # [[center|Center]], [[core]]. #: ''We get to the heart of the problem.'' <small>mass noun</small> # [[care|Care]] for others, [[compassion]]. #: ''He has a lot of heart.'' <small>[[heart|Read full entry]]</small> 2720 6650 2006-05-23T19:15:29Z Cromwellt 61 created entry, added wotd tag, templates {{wotd|2006|05|26}} ==Noun== [[Image:zebra.jpg|thumb|right|Zebras]] {{noun}} # An animal like a [[horse]], but with black and white [[stripe]]s. #: ''We saw zebras while we were in Africa.'' ===Related words and phrases=== *[[equine]] *[[stripe]] *[[striped]] ===See also=== *[[animal]] ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} # Colored like a zebra, striped black and white. #: ''I want to paint the room with zebra stripes.'' ===See also=== *[[plaid]] *[[polka dot]] *[[solid]] [[en:zebra]] 7784 2006-07-19T14:06:34Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: bg, el, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, nl, pl, pt, ru, sl, ta, tr, zh {{wotd|2006|05|26}} ==Noun== [[Image:zebra.jpg|thumb|right|Zebras]] {{noun}} # An animal like a [[horse]], but with black and white [[stripe]]s. #: ''We saw zebras while we were in Africa.'' ===Related words and phrases=== *[[equine]] *[[stripe]] *[[striped]] ===See also=== *[[animal]] ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} # Colored like a zebra, striped black and white. #: ''I want to paint the room with zebra stripes.'' ===See also=== *[[plaid]] *[[polka dot]] *[[solid]] [[bg:zebra]] [[el:zebra]] [[en:zebra]] [[fr:zebra]] [[io:zebra]] [[it:zebra]] [[hu:zebra]] [[nl:zebra]] [[ja:zebra]] [[pl:zebra]] [[pt:zebra]] [[ru:zebra]] [[sl:zebra]] [[fi:zebra]] [[ta:zebra]] [[tr:zebra]] [[zh:zebra]] 8712 2006-08-13T19:52:44Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi {{wotd|2006|05|26}} ==Noun== [[Image:zebra.jpg|thumb|right|Zebras]] {{noun}} # An animal like a [[horse]], but with black and white [[stripe]]s. #: ''We saw zebras while we were in Africa.'' ===Related words and phrases=== *[[equine]] *[[stripe]] *[[striped]] ===See also=== *[[animal]] ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} # Colored like a zebra, striped black and white. #: ''I want to paint the room with zebra stripes.'' ===See also=== *[[plaid]] *[[polka dot]] *[[solid]] [[bg:zebra]] [[el:zebra]] [[en:zebra]] [[fr:zebra]] [[io:zebra]] [[it:zebra]] [[hu:zebra]] [[nl:zebra]] [[ja:zebra]] [[pl:zebra]] [[pt:zebra]] [[ru:zebra]] [[sl:zebra]] [[fi:zebra]] [[ta:zebra]] [[vi:zebra]] [[tr:zebra]] [[zh:zebra]] 9830 2006-09-10T15:26:20Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy {{wotd|2006|05|26}} ==Noun== [[Image:zebra.jpg|thumb|right|Zebras]] {{noun}} # An animal like a [[horse]], but with black and white [[stripe]]s. #: ''We saw zebras while we were in Africa.'' ===Related words and phrases=== *[[equine]] *[[stripe]] *[[striped]] ===See also=== *[[animal]] ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} # Colored like a zebra, striped black and white. #: ''I want to paint the room with zebra stripes.'' ===See also=== *[[plaid]] *[[polka dot]] *[[solid]] [[bg:zebra]] [[el:zebra]] [[en:zebra]] [[fr:zebra]] [[hy:zebra]] [[io:zebra]] [[it:zebra]] [[hu:zebra]] [[nl:zebra]] [[ja:zebra]] [[pl:zebra]] [[pt:zebra]] [[ru:zebra]] [[sl:zebra]] [[fi:zebra]] [[ta:zebra]] [[vi:zebra]] [[tr:zebra]] [[zh:zebra]] 9919 2006-09-24T11:38:24Z Tangobot 116 Robot: Automated text replacement (-{{adjective2}} +{{adjective}}) {{wotd|2006|05|26}} ==Noun== [[Image:zebra.jpg|thumb|right|Zebras]] {{noun}} # An animal like a [[horse]], but with black and white [[stripe]]s. #: ''We saw zebras while we were in Africa.'' ===Related words and phrases=== *[[equine]] *[[stripe]] *[[striped]] ===See also=== *[[animal]] ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # Colored like a zebra, striped black and white. #: ''I want to paint the room with zebra stripes.'' ===See also=== *[[plaid]] *[[polka dot]] *[[solid]] [[bg:zebra]] [[el:zebra]] [[en:zebra]] [[fr:zebra]] [[hy:zebra]] [[io:zebra]] [[it:zebra]] [[hu:zebra]] [[nl:zebra]] [[ja:zebra]] [[pl:zebra]] [[pt:zebra]] [[ru:zebra]] [[sl:zebra]] [[fi:zebra]] [[ta:zebra]] [[vi:zebra]] [[tr:zebra]] [[zh:zebra]] 10293 2006-09-24T14:33:36Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[fa:zebra]] {{wotd|2006|05|26}} ==Noun== [[Image:zebra.jpg|thumb|right|Zebras]] {{noun}} # An animal like a [[horse]], but with black and white [[stripe]]s. #: ''We saw zebras while we were in Africa.'' ===Related words and phrases=== *[[equine]] *[[stripe]] *[[striped]] ===See also=== *[[animal]] ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # Colored like a zebra, striped black and white. #: ''I want to paint the room with zebra stripes.'' ===See also=== *[[plaid]] *[[polka dot]] *[[solid]] [[bg:zebra]] [[el:zebra]] [[en:zebra]] [[fa:zebra]] [[fr:zebra]] [[hy:zebra]] [[io:zebra]] [[it:zebra]] [[hu:zebra]] [[nl:zebra]] [[ja:zebra]] [[pl:zebra]] [[pt:zebra]] [[ru:zebra]] [[sl:zebra]] [[fi:zebra]] [[ta:zebra]] [[vi:zebra]] [[tr:zebra]] [[zh:zebra]] 14173 2006-12-21T10:56:52Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[sv:zebra]] {{wotd|2006|05|26}} ==Noun== [[Image:zebra.jpg|thumb|right|Zebras]] {{noun}} # An animal like a [[horse]], but with black and white [[stripe]]s. #: ''We saw zebras while we were in Africa.'' ===Related words and phrases=== *[[equine]] *[[stripe]] *[[striped]] ===See also=== *[[animal]] ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # Colored like a zebra, striped black and white. #: ''I want to paint the room with zebra stripes.'' ===See also=== *[[plaid]] *[[polka dot]] *[[solid]] [[bg:zebra]] [[el:zebra]] [[en:zebra]] [[fa:zebra]] [[fr:zebra]] [[hy:zebra]] [[io:zebra]] [[it:zebra]] [[hu:zebra]] [[nl:zebra]] [[ja:zebra]] [[pl:zebra]] [[pt:zebra]] [[ru:zebra]] [[sl:zebra]] [[fi:zebra]] [[sv:zebra]] [[ta:zebra]] [[vi:zebra]] [[tr:zebra]] [[zh:zebra]] 2721 6651 2006-05-23T19:16:42Z Cromwellt 61 described cat, linked to appropriate pages This category is for parts of the [[human]] [[body]]. 2722 6652 2006-05-23T19:17:21Z Cromwellt 61 created wotd <big>'''zebra'''</big> <small>noun</small> # An [[animal]] like a [[horse]], but with black and white [[stripe]]s. #: ''We saw zebras while we were in Africa.'' <small>adjective</small> # Colored like a zebra, striped [[black]] and [[white]]. #: ''I want to paint the room with zebra stripes.'' <small>[[zebra|Read full entry]]</small> 2723 6654 2006-05-23T19:21:40Z Cromwellt 61 ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # In the order of the [[letter]] [[alphabet]]. #: ''I will put the list in alphabetical order.'' ===Related words and phrases=== *[[alphabetical]] *[[chronological order]] *[[numerical order]] *[[order of importance]] *[[random order]] ===See also=== *[[alphabet]] 6655 2006-05-23T19:22:33Z Cromwellt 61 fixed def ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # In the [[order]] of the [[letter]]s of the [[alphabet]]. #: ''I will put the list in alphabetical order.'' ===Related words and phrases=== *[[alphabetical]] *[[chronological order]] *[[numerical order]] *[[order of importance]] *[[random order]] ===See also=== *[[alphabet]] [[en:alphabetical order]] 14108 2006-12-21T01:47:51Z Brett 77 formatting ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # In the [[order]] of the [[letter]]s of the [[alphabet]]. #: ''I will put the list in '''alphabetical order'''.'' ===Related words and phrases=== *[[alphabetical]] *[[chronological order]] *[[numerical order]] *[[order of importance]] *[[random order]] ===See also=== *[[alphabet]] [[en:alphabetical order]] 2724 6661 2006-05-24T20:09:07Z Cromwellt 61 created entry, BE850 tag, wotd tag {{wotd|2006|05|27}} {{BE850}} ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} # Made for people who [[wait]]; related to waiting. #: ''She is in the waiting room.'' ===Related words and phrases=== *[[wait]] ==Verb== {{verb|wait|waits|waited|waiting}} # The [[present participle]] of wait. #: ''He is waiting for me.'' [[en:waiting]] 6664 2006-05-24T22:01:02Z Cromwellt 61 added line break {{wotd|2006|05|27}}<br> {{BE850}} ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} # Made for people who [[wait]]; related to waiting. #: ''She is in the waiting room.'' ===Related words and phrases=== *[[wait]] ==Verb== {{verb|wait|waits|waited|waiting}} # The [[present participle]] of wait. #: ''He is waiting for me.'' [[en:waiting]] 7745 2006-07-19T12:32:41Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hu, zh {{wotd|2006|05|27}}<br> {{BE850}} ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} # Made for people who [[wait]]; related to waiting. #: ''She is in the waiting room.'' ===Related words and phrases=== *[[wait]] ==Verb== {{verb|wait|waits|waited|waiting}} # The [[present participle]] of wait. #: ''He is waiting for me.'' [[en:waiting]] [[hu:waiting]] [[zh:waiting]] 7890 2006-07-22T14:34:32Z Brett 77 /* Verb */ {{wotd|2006|05|27}}<br> {{BE850}} ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} # Made for people who [[wait]]; related to waiting. #: ''She is in the waiting room.'' ===Related words and phrases=== *[[wait]] [[en:waiting]] [[hu:waiting]] [[zh:waiting]] 9917 2006-09-24T11:38:04Z Tangobot 116 Robot: Automated text replacement (-{{adjective2}} +{{adjective}}) {{wotd|2006|05|27}}<br> {{BE850}} ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # Made for people who [[wait]]; related to waiting. #: ''She is in the waiting room.'' ===Related words and phrases=== *[[wait]] [[en:waiting]] [[hu:waiting]] [[zh:waiting]] 11302 2006-10-18T15:33:04Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[uk:waiting]], [[vi:waiting]] {{wotd|2006|05|27}}<br> {{BE850}} ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # Made for people who [[wait]]; related to waiting. #: ''She is in the waiting room.'' ===Related words and phrases=== *[[wait]] [[en:waiting]] [[hu:waiting]] [[vi:waiting]] [[uk:waiting]] [[zh:waiting]] 2725 6662 2006-05-24T20:10:10Z Cromwellt 61 created wotd <big>'''waiting'''</big> <small>adjective</small> # Made for people who [[wait]]; related to waiting. #: ''She is in the waiting room.'' <small>verb</small> # The [[present participle]] of wait. #: ''He is waiting for me.'' <small>[[waiting|Read the full entry]]</small> 2726 6668 2006-05-24T22:09:54Z Cromwellt 61 thank you for testing, do all future testing in sandbox Thank you for testing out the ability to edit Simple English Wiktionary. Your changes have been reverted. Please do any future testing in the [[Wiktionary:Sandbox|sandbox]]. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]] 22:09, 24 May 2006 (UTC) 2727 6669 2006-05-24T22:16:59Z Cromwellt 61 created entry, BE850 tag, wotd tag {{wotd|2006|05|28}}<br> {{BE850}}<br> ''See also: [[Death]]'' ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # The [[end]] of [[life]]. #: ''Death and destruction are a part of war.'' # The [[state]] of being [[dead]]. #: ''She looked happy, even in death.'' {{noun}} # The end of one life. #: ''The death of my wife was hard to accept.'' #: ''She has seen many deaths.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''end of life'') [[bereavement]], [[loss]], [[passing away]], [[demise]], [[decease]] *(''state of being dead'') [[deadness]], [[lifelessness]] *(''end of one life'') [[fatality]], [[casualty]] ===Antonyms=== *(''end of life'') [[birth]], [[gain]] *(''state of being dead'') [[life]], [[deathlessness]], [[vitality]] *(''end of one life'') [[birth]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[deathless]] *[[deathly]] *[[deathlike]] *[[Red Death]] *[[Black Death]] *[[at death’s door]] ===Related words=== *[[kill]] *[[dead]] *[[die]] *[[macabre]] ===See also=== *[[age]] *[[lifeguard]] *[[medicine]] *[[paramedic]] ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} # [[relate|Related]] to death. #: ''They placed a death mask on him.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[burial]] ===Antonyms=== *[[life]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[death dance]] *[[death mask]] *[[death toll]] [[en:death]] 7453 2006-07-19T01:43:18Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ang, fi, fr, hu, it, ko, pl, ru, sr, uk, zh {{wotd|2006|05|28}}<br> {{BE850}}<br> ''See also: [[Death]]'' ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # The [[end]] of [[life]]. #: ''Death and destruction are a part of war.'' # The [[state]] of being [[dead]]. #: ''She looked happy, even in death.'' {{noun}} # The end of one life. #: ''The death of my wife was hard to accept.'' #: ''She has seen many deaths.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''end of life'') [[bereavement]], [[loss]], [[passing away]], [[demise]], [[decease]] *(''state of being dead'') [[deadness]], [[lifelessness]] *(''end of one life'') [[fatality]], [[casualty]] ===Antonyms=== *(''end of life'') [[birth]], [[gain]] *(''state of being dead'') [[life]], [[deathlessness]], [[vitality]] *(''end of one life'') [[birth]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[deathless]] *[[deathly]] *[[deathlike]] *[[Red Death]] *[[Black Death]] *[[at death’s door]] ===Related words=== *[[kill]] *[[dead]] *[[die]] *[[macabre]] ===See also=== *[[age]] *[[lifeguard]] *[[medicine]] *[[paramedic]] ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} # [[relate|Related]] to death. #: ''They placed a death mask on him.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[burial]] ===Antonyms=== *[[life]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[death dance]] *[[death mask]] *[[death toll]] [[ang:death]] [[en:death]] [[fr:death]] [[ko:death]] [[it:death]] [[hu:death]] [[pl:death]] [[ru:death]] [[sr:death]] [[fi:death]] [[uk:death]] [[zh:death]] 8627 2006-08-13T19:21:00Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, io, ta {{wotd|2006|05|28}}<br> {{BE850}}<br> ''See also: [[Death]]'' ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # The [[end]] of [[life]]. #: ''Death and destruction are a part of war.'' # The [[state]] of being [[dead]]. #: ''She looked happy, even in death.'' {{noun}} # The end of one life. #: ''The death of my wife was hard to accept.'' #: ''She has seen many deaths.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''end of life'') [[bereavement]], [[loss]], [[passing away]], [[demise]], [[decease]] *(''state of being dead'') [[deadness]], [[lifelessness]] *(''end of one life'') [[fatality]], [[casualty]] ===Antonyms=== *(''end of life'') [[birth]], [[gain]] *(''state of being dead'') [[life]], [[deathlessness]], [[vitality]] *(''end of one life'') [[birth]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[deathless]] *[[deathly]] *[[deathlike]] *[[Red Death]] *[[Black Death]] *[[at death’s door]] ===Related words=== *[[kill]] *[[dead]] *[[die]] *[[macabre]] ===See also=== *[[age]] *[[lifeguard]] *[[medicine]] *[[paramedic]] ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} # [[relate|Related]] to death. #: ''They placed a death mask on him.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[burial]] ===Antonyms=== *[[life]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[death dance]] *[[death mask]] *[[death toll]] [[ang:death]] [[de:death]] [[en:death]] [[fr:death]] [[ko:death]] [[io:death]] [[it:death]] [[hu:death]] [[pl:death]] [[ru:death]] [[sr:death]] [[fi:death]] [[ta:death]] [[uk:death]] [[zh:death]] 9573 2006-09-10T12:14:05Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy, vi {{wotd|2006|05|28}}<br> {{BE850}}<br> ''See also: [[Death]]'' ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # The [[end]] of [[life]]. #: ''Death and destruction are a part of war.'' # The [[state]] of being [[dead]]. #: ''She looked happy, even in death.'' {{noun}} # The end of one life. #: ''The death of my wife was hard to accept.'' #: ''She has seen many deaths.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''end of life'') [[bereavement]], [[loss]], [[passing away]], [[demise]], [[decease]] *(''state of being dead'') [[deadness]], [[lifelessness]] *(''end of one life'') [[fatality]], [[casualty]] ===Antonyms=== *(''end of life'') [[birth]], [[gain]] *(''state of being dead'') [[life]], [[deathlessness]], [[vitality]] *(''end of one life'') [[birth]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[deathless]] *[[deathly]] *[[deathlike]] *[[Red Death]] *[[Black Death]] *[[at death’s door]] ===Related words=== *[[kill]] *[[dead]] *[[die]] *[[macabre]] ===See also=== *[[age]] *[[lifeguard]] *[[medicine]] *[[paramedic]] ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} # [[relate|Related]] to death. #: ''They placed a death mask on him.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[burial]] ===Antonyms=== *[[life]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[death dance]] *[[death mask]] *[[death toll]] [[ang:death]] [[de:death]] [[en:death]] [[fr:death]] [[ko:death]] [[hy:death]] [[io:death]] [[it:death]] [[hu:death]] [[pl:death]] [[ru:death]] [[sr:death]] [[fi:death]] [[ta:death]] [[vi:death]] [[uk:death]] [[zh:death]] 9884 2006-09-24T11:32:54Z Tangobot 116 Robot: Automated text replacement (-{{adjective2}} +{{adjective}}) {{wotd|2006|05|28}}<br> {{BE850}}<br> ''See also: [[Death]]'' ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # The [[end]] of [[life]]. #: ''Death and destruction are a part of war.'' # The [[state]] of being [[dead]]. #: ''She looked happy, even in death.'' {{noun}} # The end of one life. #: ''The death of my wife was hard to accept.'' #: ''She has seen many deaths.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''end of life'') [[bereavement]], [[loss]], [[passing away]], [[demise]], [[decease]] *(''state of being dead'') [[deadness]], [[lifelessness]] *(''end of one life'') [[fatality]], [[casualty]] ===Antonyms=== *(''end of life'') [[birth]], [[gain]] *(''state of being dead'') [[life]], [[deathlessness]], [[vitality]] *(''end of one life'') [[birth]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[deathless]] *[[deathly]] *[[deathlike]] *[[Red Death]] *[[Black Death]] *[[at death’s door]] ===Related words=== *[[kill]] *[[dead]] *[[die]] *[[macabre]] ===See also=== *[[age]] *[[lifeguard]] *[[medicine]] *[[paramedic]] ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # [[relate|Related]] to death. #: ''They placed a death mask on him.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[burial]] ===Antonyms=== *[[life]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[death dance]] *[[death mask]] *[[death toll]] [[ang:death]] [[de:death]] [[en:death]] [[fr:death]] [[ko:death]] [[hy:death]] [[io:death]] [[it:death]] [[hu:death]] [[pl:death]] [[ru:death]] [[sr:death]] [[fi:death]] [[ta:death]] [[vi:death]] [[uk:death]] [[zh:death]] 10044 2006-09-24T12:48:05Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[tr:death]] {{wotd|2006|05|28}}<br> {{BE850}}<br> ''See also: [[Death]]'' ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # The [[end]] of [[life]]. #: ''Death and destruction are a part of war.'' # The [[state]] of being [[dead]]. #: ''She looked happy, even in death.'' {{noun}} # The end of one life. #: ''The death of my wife was hard to accept.'' #: ''She has seen many deaths.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''end of life'') [[bereavement]], [[loss]], [[passing away]], [[demise]], [[decease]] *(''state of being dead'') [[deadness]], [[lifelessness]] *(''end of one life'') [[fatality]], [[casualty]] ===Antonyms=== *(''end of life'') [[birth]], [[gain]] *(''state of being dead'') [[life]], [[deathlessness]], [[vitality]] *(''end of one life'') [[birth]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[deathless]] *[[deathly]] *[[deathlike]] *[[Red Death]] *[[Black Death]] *[[at death’s door]] ===Related words=== *[[kill]] *[[dead]] *[[die]] *[[macabre]] ===See also=== *[[age]] *[[lifeguard]] *[[medicine]] *[[paramedic]] ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # [[relate|Related]] to death. #: ''They placed a death mask on him.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[burial]] ===Antonyms=== *[[life]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[death dance]] *[[death mask]] *[[death toll]] [[ang:death]] [[de:death]] [[en:death]] [[fr:death]] [[ko:death]] [[hy:death]] [[io:death]] [[it:death]] [[hu:death]] [[pl:death]] [[ru:death]] [[sr:death]] [[fi:death]] [[ta:death]] [[vi:death]] [[tr:death]] [[uk:death]] [[zh:death]] 10297 2006-09-25T16:57:14Z Brett 77 /* Adjective */ {{wotd|2006|05|28}}<br> {{BE850}}<br> ''See also: [[Death]]'' ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # The [[end]] of [[life]]. #: ''Death and destruction are a part of war.'' # The [[state]] of being [[dead]]. #: ''She looked happy, even in death.'' {{noun}} # The end of one life. #: ''The death of my wife was hard to accept.'' #: ''She has seen many deaths.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''end of life'') [[bereavement]], [[loss]], [[passing away]], [[demise]], [[decease]] *(''state of being dead'') [[deadness]], [[lifelessness]] *(''end of one life'') [[fatality]], [[casualty]] ===Antonyms=== *(''end of life'') [[birth]], [[gain]] *(''state of being dead'') [[life]], [[deathlessness]], [[vitality]] *(''end of one life'') [[birth]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[deathless]] *[[deathly]] *[[deathlike]] *[[Red Death]] *[[Black Death]] *[[at death’s door]] ===Related words=== *[[kill]] *[[dead]] *[[die]] *[[macabre]] ===See also=== *[[age]] *[[lifeguard]] *[[medicine]] *[[paramedic]] [[ang:death]] [[de:death]] [[en:death]] [[fr:death]] [[ko:death]] [[hy:death]] [[io:death]] [[it:death]] [[hu:death]] [[pl:death]] [[ru:death]] [[sr:death]] [[fi:death]] [[ta:death]] [[vi:death]] [[tr:death]] [[uk:death]] [[zh:death]] 10667 2006-10-09T21:32:21Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:death]] {{wotd|2006|05|28}}<br> {{BE850}}<br> ''See also: [[Death]]'' ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # The [[end]] of [[life]]. #: ''Death and destruction are a part of war.'' # The [[state]] of being [[dead]]. #: ''She looked happy, even in death.'' {{noun}} # The end of one life. #: ''The death of my wife was hard to accept.'' #: ''She has seen many deaths.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''end of life'') [[bereavement]], [[loss]], [[passing away]], [[demise]], [[decease]] *(''state of being dead'') [[deadness]], [[lifelessness]] *(''end of one life'') [[fatality]], [[casualty]] ===Antonyms=== *(''end of life'') [[birth]], [[gain]] *(''state of being dead'') [[life]], [[deathlessness]], [[vitality]] *(''end of one life'') [[birth]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[deathless]] *[[deathly]] *[[deathlike]] *[[Red Death]] *[[Black Death]] *[[at death’s door]] ===Related words=== *[[kill]] *[[dead]] *[[die]] *[[macabre]] ===See also=== *[[age]] *[[lifeguard]] *[[medicine]] *[[paramedic]] [[ang:death]] [[de:death]] [[en:death]] [[fr:death]] [[ko:death]] [[hy:death]] [[io:death]] [[it:death]] [[kk:death]] [[hu:death]] [[pl:death]] [[ru:death]] [[sr:death]] [[fi:death]] [[ta:death]] [[vi:death]] [[tr:death]] [[uk:death]] [[zh:death]] 11615 2006-10-29T20:16:40Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ja:death]] {{wotd|2006|05|28}}<br> {{BE850}}<br> ''See also: [[Death]]'' ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # The [[end]] of [[life]]. #: ''Death and destruction are a part of war.'' # The [[state]] of being [[dead]]. #: ''She looked happy, even in death.'' {{noun}} # The end of one life. #: ''The death of my wife was hard to accept.'' #: ''She has seen many deaths.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''end of life'') [[bereavement]], [[loss]], [[passing away]], [[demise]], [[decease]] *(''state of being dead'') [[deadness]], [[lifelessness]] *(''end of one life'') [[fatality]], [[casualty]] ===Antonyms=== *(''end of life'') [[birth]], [[gain]] *(''state of being dead'') [[life]], [[deathlessness]], [[vitality]] *(''end of one life'') [[birth]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[deathless]] *[[deathly]] *[[deathlike]] *[[Red Death]] *[[Black Death]] *[[at death’s door]] ===Related words=== *[[kill]] *[[dead]] *[[die]] *[[macabre]] ===See also=== *[[age]] *[[lifeguard]] *[[medicine]] *[[paramedic]] [[ang:death]] [[de:death]] [[en:death]] [[fr:death]] [[ko:death]] [[hy:death]] [[io:death]] [[it:death]] [[kk:death]] [[hu:death]] [[ja:death]] [[pl:death]] [[ru:death]] [[sr:death]] [[fi:death]] [[ta:death]] [[vi:death]] [[tr:death]] [[uk:death]] [[zh:death]] 12610 2006-11-25T11:05:52Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ku:death]] {{wotd|2006|05|28}}<br> {{BE850}}<br> ''See also: [[Death]]'' ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # The [[end]] of [[life]]. #: ''Death and destruction are a part of war.'' # The [[state]] of being [[dead]]. #: ''She looked happy, even in death.'' {{noun}} # The end of one life. #: ''The death of my wife was hard to accept.'' #: ''She has seen many deaths.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''end of life'') [[bereavement]], [[loss]], [[passing away]], [[demise]], [[decease]] *(''state of being dead'') [[deadness]], [[lifelessness]] *(''end of one life'') [[fatality]], [[casualty]] ===Antonyms=== *(''end of life'') [[birth]], [[gain]] *(''state of being dead'') [[life]], [[deathlessness]], [[vitality]] *(''end of one life'') [[birth]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[deathless]] *[[deathly]] *[[deathlike]] *[[Red Death]] *[[Black Death]] *[[at death’s door]] ===Related words=== *[[kill]] *[[dead]] *[[die]] *[[macabre]] ===See also=== *[[age]] *[[lifeguard]] *[[medicine]] *[[paramedic]] [[ang:death]] [[de:death]] [[en:death]] [[fr:death]] [[ko:death]] [[hy:death]] [[io:death]] [[it:death]] [[kk:death]] [[ku:death]] [[hu:death]] [[ja:death]] [[pl:death]] [[ru:death]] [[sr:death]] [[fi:death]] [[ta:death]] [[vi:death]] [[tr:death]] [[uk:death]] [[zh:death]] 2728 6670 2006-05-24T22:17:33Z Cromwellt 61 created wotd <big>'''death'''</big> <small>mass noun</small> # The [[end]] of [[life]]. #: ''Death and destruction are a part of war.'' # The [[state]] of being [[dead]]. #: ''She looked happy, even in death.'' <small>count noun</small> # The end of one life. #: ''She has seen many deaths.'' <small>adjective</small> # [[relate|Related]] to death. #: ''They placed a death mask on him.'' <small>[[death|Read full entry]]</small> 2729 6671 2006-05-24T22:28:35Z Cromwellt 61 created entry, BE850 tag, wotd tag {{wotd|2006|05|29}}<br> {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:fork.agr.jpg|thumb|A fork]] # A [[utensil]] with [[tine]]s. #: ''I ate with my fork.'' # A [[place]] where one thing becomes two. #: ''She came to a fork in the road.'' # (''chess'') A [[situation]] where two or more [[enemy]] [[piece]]s are in [[danger]] from the same piece. #: ''He moved his queen and caught me in a fork.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''place'') [[split]], [[divergence]], [[junction]], [[division]], [[bifurcation]] ===Antonyms=== *(''place'') [[joining]], [[convergence]], [[junction]], [[union]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[dessert fork]] *[[forklift]] *[[fork in the road]] *[[pitchfork]] *[[salad fork]] *[[spork]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[knife]] *[[silverware]] *[[spoon]] ===See also=== *[[chess]] *[[devil]] *[[table setting]] *[[travel]] ==Verb== {{verb|fork|forks|forked|forking}} # To [[split]], become two. #: ''The road forks there.'' # To [[move]] something with a fork. #: ''He forked food into his mouth.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''split'') [[diverge]], [[divide]], [[branch]], [[split]], [[bifurcate]] *(''move with a fork'') [[shovel]] ===Antonyms=== *(''split'') [[converge]], [[unite]], [[join]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[forked]] *[[forked tongue]] *[[fork over]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[separation]] ===See also=== *[[road]] *[[consumption]] [[en:fork]] 7540 2006-07-19T04:58:18Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: el, fa, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ko, pl, sr, ta, zh {{wotd|2006|05|29}}<br> {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:fork.agr.jpg|thumb|A fork]] # A [[utensil]] with [[tine]]s. #: ''I ate with my fork.'' # A [[place]] where one thing becomes two. #: ''She came to a fork in the road.'' # (''chess'') A [[situation]] where two or more [[enemy]] [[piece]]s are in [[danger]] from the same piece. #: ''He moved his queen and caught me in a fork.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''place'') [[split]], [[divergence]], [[junction]], [[division]], [[bifurcation]] ===Antonyms=== *(''place'') [[joining]], [[convergence]], [[junction]], [[union]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[dessert fork]] *[[forklift]] *[[fork in the road]] *[[pitchfork]] *[[salad fork]] *[[spork]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[knife]] *[[silverware]] *[[spoon]] ===See also=== *[[chess]] *[[devil]] *[[table setting]] *[[travel]] ==Verb== {{verb|fork|forks|forked|forking}} # To [[split]], become two. #: ''The road forks there.'' # To [[move]] something with a fork. #: ''He forked food into his mouth.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''split'') [[diverge]], [[divide]], [[branch]], [[split]], [[bifurcate]] *(''move with a fork'') [[shovel]] ===Antonyms=== *(''split'') [[converge]], [[unite]], [[join]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[forked]] *[[forked tongue]] *[[fork over]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[separation]] ===See also=== *[[road]] *[[consumption]] [[el:fork]] [[en:fork]] [[fa:fork]] [[fr:fork]] [[ko:fork]] [[io:fork]] [[it:fork]] [[hu:fork]] [[pl:fork]] [[sr:fork]] [[fi:fork]] [[ta:fork]] [[zh:fork]] 9593 2006-09-10T12:30:35Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi {{wotd|2006|05|29}}<br> {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:fork.agr.jpg|thumb|A fork]] # A [[utensil]] with [[tine]]s. #: ''I ate with my fork.'' # A [[place]] where one thing becomes two. #: ''She came to a fork in the road.'' # (''chess'') A [[situation]] where two or more [[enemy]] [[piece]]s are in [[danger]] from the same piece. #: ''He moved his queen and caught me in a fork.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''place'') [[split]], [[divergence]], [[junction]], [[division]], [[bifurcation]] ===Antonyms=== *(''place'') [[joining]], [[convergence]], [[junction]], [[union]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[dessert fork]] *[[forklift]] *[[fork in the road]] *[[pitchfork]] *[[salad fork]] *[[spork]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[knife]] *[[silverware]] *[[spoon]] ===See also=== *[[chess]] *[[devil]] *[[table setting]] *[[travel]] ==Verb== {{verb|fork|forks|forked|forking}} # To [[split]], become two. #: ''The road forks there.'' # To [[move]] something with a fork. #: ''He forked food into his mouth.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''split'') [[diverge]], [[divide]], [[branch]], [[split]], [[bifurcate]] *(''move with a fork'') [[shovel]] ===Antonyms=== *(''split'') [[converge]], [[unite]], [[join]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[forked]] *[[forked tongue]] *[[fork over]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[separation]] ===See also=== *[[road]] *[[consumption]] [[el:fork]] [[en:fork]] [[fa:fork]] [[fr:fork]] [[ko:fork]] [[io:fork]] [[it:fork]] [[hu:fork]] [[pl:fork]] [[sr:fork]] [[fi:fork]] [[ta:fork]] [[vi:fork]] [[zh:fork]] 10060 2006-09-24T12:57:09Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[hy:fork]] {{wotd|2006|05|29}}<br> {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:fork.agr.jpg|thumb|A fork]] # A [[utensil]] with [[tine]]s. #: ''I ate with my fork.'' # A [[place]] where one thing becomes two. #: ''She came to a fork in the road.'' # (''chess'') A [[situation]] where two or more [[enemy]] [[piece]]s are in [[danger]] from the same piece. #: ''He moved his queen and caught me in a fork.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''place'') [[split]], [[divergence]], [[junction]], [[division]], [[bifurcation]] ===Antonyms=== *(''place'') [[joining]], [[convergence]], [[junction]], [[union]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[dessert fork]] *[[forklift]] *[[fork in the road]] *[[pitchfork]] *[[salad fork]] *[[spork]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[knife]] *[[silverware]] *[[spoon]] ===See also=== *[[chess]] *[[devil]] *[[table setting]] *[[travel]] ==Verb== {{verb|fork|forks|forked|forking}} # To [[split]], become two. #: ''The road forks there.'' # To [[move]] something with a fork. #: ''He forked food into his mouth.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''split'') [[diverge]], [[divide]], [[branch]], [[split]], [[bifurcate]] *(''move with a fork'') [[shovel]] ===Antonyms=== *(''split'') [[converge]], [[unite]], [[join]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[forked]] *[[forked tongue]] *[[fork over]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[separation]] ===See also=== *[[road]] *[[consumption]] [[el:fork]] [[en:fork]] [[fa:fork]] [[fr:fork]] [[ko:fork]] [[hy:fork]] [[io:fork]] [[it:fork]] [[hu:fork]] [[pl:fork]] [[sr:fork]] [[fi:fork]] [[ta:fork]] [[vi:fork]] [[zh:fork]] 10700 2006-10-10T09:31:16Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[uk:fork]] {{wotd|2006|05|29}}<br> {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:fork.agr.jpg|thumb|A fork]] # A [[utensil]] with [[tine]]s. #: ''I ate with my fork.'' # A [[place]] where one thing becomes two. #: ''She came to a fork in the road.'' # (''chess'') A [[situation]] where two or more [[enemy]] [[piece]]s are in [[danger]] from the same piece. #: ''He moved his queen and caught me in a fork.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''place'') [[split]], [[divergence]], [[junction]], [[division]], [[bifurcation]] ===Antonyms=== *(''place'') [[joining]], [[convergence]], [[junction]], [[union]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[dessert fork]] *[[forklift]] *[[fork in the road]] *[[pitchfork]] *[[salad fork]] *[[spork]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[knife]] *[[silverware]] *[[spoon]] ===See also=== *[[chess]] *[[devil]] *[[table setting]] *[[travel]] ==Verb== {{verb|fork|forks|forked|forking}} # To [[split]], become two. #: ''The road forks there.'' # To [[move]] something with a fork. #: ''He forked food into his mouth.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''split'') [[diverge]], [[divide]], [[branch]], [[split]], [[bifurcate]] *(''move with a fork'') [[shovel]] ===Antonyms=== *(''split'') [[converge]], [[unite]], [[join]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[forked]] *[[forked tongue]] *[[fork over]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[separation]] ===See also=== *[[road]] *[[consumption]] [[el:fork]] [[en:fork]] [[fa:fork]] [[fr:fork]] [[ko:fork]] [[hy:fork]] [[io:fork]] [[it:fork]] [[hu:fork]] [[pl:fork]] [[sr:fork]] [[fi:fork]] [[ta:fork]] [[vi:fork]] [[uk:fork]] [[zh:fork]] 10938 2006-10-13T13:51:48Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:fork]] {{wotd|2006|05|29}}<br> {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:fork.agr.jpg|thumb|A fork]] # A [[utensil]] with [[tine]]s. #: ''I ate with my fork.'' # A [[place]] where one thing becomes two. #: ''She came to a fork in the road.'' # (''chess'') A [[situation]] where two or more [[enemy]] [[piece]]s are in [[danger]] from the same piece. #: ''He moved his queen and caught me in a fork.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''place'') [[split]], [[divergence]], [[junction]], [[division]], [[bifurcation]] ===Antonyms=== *(''place'') [[joining]], [[convergence]], [[junction]], [[union]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[dessert fork]] *[[forklift]] *[[fork in the road]] *[[pitchfork]] *[[salad fork]] *[[spork]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[knife]] *[[silverware]] *[[spoon]] ===See also=== *[[chess]] *[[devil]] *[[table setting]] *[[travel]] ==Verb== {{verb|fork|forks|forked|forking}} # To [[split]], become two. #: ''The road forks there.'' # To [[move]] something with a fork. #: ''He forked food into his mouth.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''split'') [[diverge]], [[divide]], [[branch]], [[split]], [[bifurcate]] *(''move with a fork'') [[shovel]] ===Antonyms=== *(''split'') [[converge]], [[unite]], [[join]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[forked]] *[[forked tongue]] *[[fork over]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[separation]] ===See also=== *[[road]] *[[consumption]] [[el:fork]] [[en:fork]] [[fa:fork]] [[fr:fork]] [[ko:fork]] [[hy:fork]] [[io:fork]] [[it:fork]] [[kk:fork]] [[hu:fork]] [[pl:fork]] [[sr:fork]] [[fi:fork]] [[ta:fork]] [[vi:fork]] [[uk:fork]] [[zh:fork]] 14322 2006-12-22T02:15:21Z Brett 77 {{wotd|2006|05|29}}<br> {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:fork.agr.jpg|thumb|A '''fork''']] # A [[utensil]] with [[tine]]s. #: ''I ate with my '''fork'''.'' # A [[place]] where one thing becomes two. #: ''She came to a '''fork''' in the road.'' # (''chess'') A [[situation]] where two or more [[enemy]] [[piece]]s are in [[danger]] from the same piece. #: ''He moved his queen and caught me in a '''fork'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''place'') [[split]], [[divergence]], [[junction]], [[division]], [[bifurcation]] ===Antonyms=== *(''place'') [[joining]], [[convergence]], [[junction]], [[union]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[dessert fork]] *[[forklift]] *[[fork in the road]] *[[pitchfork]] *[[salad fork]] *[[spork]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[knife]] *[[silverware]] *[[spoon]] ===See also=== *[[chess]] *[[devil]] *[[table setting]] *[[travel]] ==Verb== {{verb|fork|forks|forked|forking}} # To [[split]], become two. #: ''The road '''forks''' there.'' # To [[move]] something with a fork. #: ''He '''forked''' food into his mouth.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''split'') [[diverge]], [[divide]], [[branch]], [[split]], [[bifurcate]] *(''move with a fork'') [[shovel]] ===Antonyms=== *(''split'') [[converge]], [[unite]], [[join]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[forked]] *[[forked tongue]] *[[fork over]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[separation]] ===See also=== *[[road]] *[[consumption]] [[el:fork]] [[en:fork]] [[fa:fork]] [[fr:fork]] [[ko:fork]] [[hy:fork]] [[io:fork]] [[it:fork]] [[kk:fork]] [[hu:fork]] [[pl:fork]] [[sr:fork]] [[fi:fork]] [[ta:fork]] [[vi:fork]] [[uk:fork]] [[zh:fork]] 14351 2006-12-22T20:05:55Z Coppertwig 139 /* Noun */ fewer non-BE850 words {{wotd|2006|05|29}}<br> {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:fork.agr.jpg|thumb|A '''fork''']] # An instrument for eating, with 3 or 4 sharp points called [[tine]]s, all in the same direction. #: ''I ate with my '''fork'''.'' # A [[place]] where one thing becomes two. #: ''She came to a '''fork''' in the road.'' # (''chess'') A [[situation]] where two or more [[enemy]] [[piece]]s are in [[danger]] from the same piece. #: ''He moved his queen and caught me in a '''fork'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''place'') [[split]], [[divergence]], [[junction]], [[division]], [[bifurcation]] ===Antonyms=== *(''place'') [[joining]], [[convergence]], [[junction]], [[union]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[dessert fork]] *[[forklift]] *[[fork in the road]] *[[pitchfork]] *[[salad fork]] *[[spork]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[knife]] *[[silverware]] *[[spoon]] ===See also=== *[[chess]] *[[devil]] *[[table setting]] *[[travel]] ==Verb== {{verb|fork|forks|forked|forking}} # To [[split]], become two. #: ''The road '''forks''' there.'' # To [[move]] something with a fork. #: ''He '''forked''' food into his mouth.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''split'') [[diverge]], [[divide]], [[branch]], [[split]], [[bifurcate]] *(''move with a fork'') [[shovel]] ===Antonyms=== *(''split'') [[converge]], [[unite]], [[join]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[forked]] *[[forked tongue]] *[[fork over]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[separation]] ===See also=== *[[road]] *[[consumption]] [[el:fork]] [[en:fork]] [[fa:fork]] [[fr:fork]] [[ko:fork]] [[hy:fork]] [[io:fork]] [[it:fork]] [[kk:fork]] [[hu:fork]] [[pl:fork]] [[sr:fork]] [[fi:fork]] [[ta:fork]] [[vi:fork]] [[uk:fork]] [[zh:fork]] 2730 6672 2006-05-24T22:28:56Z Cromwellt 61 created wotd <big>'''fork'''</big> <small>noun</small> # A [[utensil]] with [[tine]]s. #: ''I ate with my fork.'' # A [[place]] where one thing becomes two. #: ''She came to a fork in the road.'' # (''chess'') A [[situation]] where two or more [[enemy]] [[piece]]s are in [[danger]] from the same piece. #: ''He moved his queen and caught me in a fork.'' <small>verb</small> # To [[split]], become two. #: ''The road forks there.'' # To move something with a fork. #: ''He forked food into his mouth.'' <small>[[fork|Read full entry]]</small> 2731 6673 2006-05-25T00:14:00Z Cromwellt 61 created template <br clear=all /> {| style="margin:0 auto;" align=center width="50%" class="toccolours" |align=center style="background:#ccccff"| '''[[direction|Direction]]s''' <small>([[:Template:directions|edit]])</small> |- |align=center| [[north]] - [[east]] - [[south]] - [[west]] |- |align=center| [[up]] - [[down]] <nowiki>|</nowiki> [[forward]] - [[backward]] <nowiki>|</nowiki> [[left]] - [[right]] |} 2732 6675 2006-05-25T00:16:33Z Cromwellt 61 created entry, BE850 tag, wotd tag {{wotd|2006|05|30}}<br> {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} #The [[direction]] that the [[sun]] [[set]]s; from north, 90º to the left. #: ''He is from the west.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[occident]] ===Antonyms=== *[[east]] *[[orient]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[western]] *[[westerly]] *[[westerner]] *[[country western]] *[[southwest]] *[[northwest]] *[[western civilization]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[cardinal direction]] ===See also=== *[[central]] *[[left]] *[[north]] *[[south]] *[[West]] ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # In the [[direction]] that the [[sun]] [[set]]s, [[occidental]]. #: ''He is walking west.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[occidental]] ===Antonyms=== *[[east]] *[[oriental]] {{directions}} [[en:west]] 7738 2006-07-19T12:20:51Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: et, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ko, ku, nl, pl, pt, ru, ta, zh {{wotd|2006|05|30}}<br> {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} #The [[direction]] that the [[sun]] [[set]]s; from north, 90º to the left. #: ''He is from the west.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[occident]] ===Antonyms=== *[[east]] *[[orient]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[western]] *[[westerly]] *[[westerner]] *[[country western]] *[[southwest]] *[[northwest]] *[[western civilization]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[cardinal direction]] ===See also=== *[[central]] *[[left]] *[[north]] *[[south]] *[[West]] ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # In the [[direction]] that the [[sun]] [[set]]s, [[occidental]]. #: ''He is walking west.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[occidental]] ===Antonyms=== *[[east]] *[[oriental]] {{directions}} [[et:west]] [[en:west]] [[fr:west]] [[ko:west]] [[io:west]] [[it:west]] [[ku:west]] [[hu:west]] [[nl:west]] [[pl:west]] [[pt:west]] [[ru:west]] [[fi:west]] [[ta:west]] [[zh:west]] 9203 2006-08-22T05:32:48Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy, uk {{wotd|2006|05|30}}<br> {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} #The [[direction]] that the [[sun]] [[set]]s; from north, 90º to the left. #: ''He is from the west.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[occident]] ===Antonyms=== *[[east]] *[[orient]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[western]] *[[westerly]] *[[westerner]] *[[country western]] *[[southwest]] *[[northwest]] *[[western civilization]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[cardinal direction]] ===See also=== *[[central]] *[[left]] *[[north]] *[[south]] *[[West]] ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # In the [[direction]] that the [[sun]] [[set]]s, [[occidental]]. #: ''He is walking west.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[occidental]] ===Antonyms=== *[[east]] *[[oriental]] {{directions}} [[et:west]] [[en:west]] [[fr:west]] [[ko:west]] [[hy:west]] [[io:west]] [[it:west]] [[ku:west]] [[hu:west]] [[nl:west]] [[pl:west]] [[pt:west]] [[ru:west]] [[fi:west]] [[ta:west]] [[uk:west]] [[zh:west]] 10838 2006-10-11T16:48:37Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:west]], [[vi:west]] {{wotd|2006|05|30}}<br> {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} #The [[direction]] that the [[sun]] [[set]]s; from north, 90º to the left. #: ''He is from the west.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[occident]] ===Antonyms=== *[[east]] *[[orient]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[western]] *[[westerly]] *[[westerner]] *[[country western]] *[[southwest]] *[[northwest]] *[[western civilization]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[cardinal direction]] ===See also=== *[[central]] *[[left]] *[[north]] *[[south]] *[[West]] ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # In the [[direction]] that the [[sun]] [[set]]s, [[occidental]]. #: ''He is walking west.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[occidental]] ===Antonyms=== *[[east]] *[[oriental]] {{directions}} [[et:west]] [[en:west]] [[fr:west]] [[ko:west]] [[hy:west]] [[io:west]] [[it:west]] [[kk:west]] [[ku:west]] [[hu:west]] [[nl:west]] [[pl:west]] [[pt:west]] [[ru:west]] [[fi:west]] [[ta:west]] [[vi:west]] [[uk:west]] [[zh:west]] 11637 2006-10-30T11:29:25Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ja:west]] {{wotd|2006|05|30}}<br> {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} #The [[direction]] that the [[sun]] [[set]]s; from north, 90º to the left. #: ''He is from the west.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[occident]] ===Antonyms=== *[[east]] *[[orient]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[western]] *[[westerly]] *[[westerner]] *[[country western]] *[[southwest]] *[[northwest]] *[[western civilization]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[cardinal direction]] ===See also=== *[[central]] *[[left]] *[[north]] *[[south]] *[[West]] ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # In the [[direction]] that the [[sun]] [[set]]s, [[occidental]]. #: ''He is walking west.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[occidental]] ===Antonyms=== *[[east]] *[[oriental]] {{directions}} [[et:west]] [[en:west]] [[fr:west]] [[ko:west]] [[hy:west]] [[io:west]] [[it:west]] [[kk:west]] [[ku:west]] [[hu:west]] [[nl:west]] [[ja:west]] [[pl:west]] [[pt:west]] [[ru:west]] [[fi:west]] [[ta:west]] [[vi:west]] [[uk:west]] [[zh:west]] 2733 6676 2006-05-25T00:16:46Z Cromwellt 61 created wotd <big>'''west'''</big> <small>noun</small> #The [[direction]] that the [[sun]] [[set]]s; from north, 90º to the [[left]]. #: ''He is from the west.'' <small>adverb</small> # In the direction that the sun sets, [[occidental]]. #: ''He is walking west.'' <small>[[west|Read full entry]]</small> 2734 6679 2006-05-25T00:26:12Z Cromwellt 61 created babel page language display template ==={{{1}}} - <span id={{{1}}} lang={{{1}}}>{{{2}}}</span> ([[{{{3}}} language|{{{3}}}]])=== Category: '''[[:Category:User {{{1}}}|User {{{1}}}]]''' * [[Template:User {{{1}}}-1|User {{{1}}}-1]] &mdash; [[:Category:User {{{1}}}-1|basic]] * [[Template:User {{{1}}}-2|User {{{1}}}-2]] &mdash; [[:Category:User {{{1}}}-2|intermediate]] * [[Template:User {{{1}}}-3|User {{{1}}}-3]] &mdash; [[:Category:User {{{1}}}-3|advanced]] * [[Template:User {{{1}}}-4|User {{{1}}}-4]] &mdash; [[:Category:User {{{1}}}-4|near native]] * [[Template:User {{{1}}}|User {{{1}}}]] &mdash; [[:Category:User {{{1}}}-N|native]] 2735 6681 2006-05-25T01:35:41Z Cromwellt 61 copied from EWikipedia (needs a lot of work) {{Shortcut|[[WP:BBL]]<br />[[WP:BABEL]]}} '''User language templates''' aid multilingual communication by making it easier to contact someone who speaks a certain language. The idea originated on the [[commons:Commons:Babel|Wikimedia Commons]] and has also been implemented on [[meta:Meta:Babel templates|Meta-Wiki]] and some of the other Wikipedias, to varying extents. To participate, you can add the Babel template to your user page by following these instructions: {{Translation department}} *Start off with '''<nowiki>{{Babel-X|</nowiki>''' *Next add one of the following codes for each language you speak or understand, separated by '''|''', where '''xx''' is the Wikipedia code for the language. The general usage of each code level is as follows (note that not all languages have all levels, but you may create the template you are missing, except for de-5): **'''xx-0''' if you don't understand the language at all. Don't use it for ''every'' language you don't know; only when there is some reason why you might be expected to know it. **'''xx-1''' for basic ability - enough to understand written material or simple questions in this language. **'''xx-2''' for intermediate ability - enough for editing or discussions. **'''xx-3''' for advanced level - though you can write in this language with no problem, some small errors might occur. **'''xx-4''' for 'near-native' level - although it's not your first language from birth, your ability is something like that of a native speaker. **'''xx-5''' for professional proficiency. Note that this template is currently only available for English, French, and Spanish; the German one was recently deleted at [[Wikipedia:Templates_for_deletion/Log/2006_January_8#Template:User_de-5|TfD]]. **'''xx''' (no hyphen or number) for native speakers who use a language every day and have a perfect grasp of it, including colloquialisms. *[[Wikipedia:Babel/Levels|Expanded definitions of these levels]] are also available. *Then finish by adding closing braces: '''<nowiki>}}</nowiki>''' {|style="float: right; margin-left: 1em; margin-bottom: 0.5em; width: 242px; border: #99B3FF solid 1px" |<center>'''[[Wikipedia:Babel]]'''</center> |- |{{User en-5}} |- |{{User tr}} |- |{{User no-4}} |- |{{User he-3}} |- |{{User lt-2}} |- |{{User es-1}} |- |{{User an-0}} |- |style="text-align: center"|[[:Category:User languages|Search user languages]] |} So, for example, '''<nowiki>{{Babel-X|en|de-1}}</nowiki>''' would indicate a native speaker of English with basic knowledge of German. '''<nowiki>{{Babel-X|en-5|sv|no-4|he-3|lt-2|es-1|an-0}}</nowiki>''' would indicate a professional profiency of the English language, a native speaker of Swedish with an almost-native knowledge of Norwegian, advanced knowledge of Hebrew, an intermediate knowledge of Lithuanian, a basic knowledge of Spanish and no knowledge of Aragonese. These templates add you to the category associated with your level of understanding, and to the overall category for that language. To find someone who speaks a particular language, see '''[[:Category:user languages|user languages]]''', and follow the links. For the most part, the two and three letter codes are taken from [[ISO 639]], but see [[meta:Complete list of language wikis available|this list]] for a comprehensive guide. You can help expand this system by creating templates for your language. Categories have already been created for most languages which have editions of Wikipedia containing over a hundred articles; they just need labelling up! It's recommended to copy the English or French versions when expanding the scheme, as most of the languages listed here are incomplete. Note that all [[list of sign languages|sign languages]] currently use the same template with language code "sgn", with the exception of [[:Category:User ASL|American Sign Language]] users who should use the [[Wikipedia:Babel#ASL|ASL template]]. Other sign languages can be specified within the <nowiki>{{User sgn}}</nowiki> template itself. The use of this parameter requires the user to perform an extra step when using the <nowiki>{{Babel-#}}</nowiki> templates, described [[:Category:User sgn|here]]. ==Alternatives== There are other options for achieving results the same as or similar to the standard Babel-X template above. #You can add stand-alone language templates. Format: '''<nowiki>{{User xx-1}}{{User yy-1}}{{User zz-1}}</nowiki>'''. #You can use the Babel-N template. Format: '''<nowiki>{{Babel-N|1={{User xx-1}}{{User yy-1}}{{User zz-1}}}}</nowiki>'''. #You can use top and bottom templates to make the box. Format: '''<nowiki>{{Userboxtop}}{{User xx-1}}{{User yy-1}}{{User zz-1}}{{Userboxbottom}}</nowiki>'''. ==Natural languages== __NOEDITSECTION__ ==A== {{babels|aa|Afar|Afar}} {{babels|ab|Аҧсуа|Abkhaz}} {{babels|af|Afrikaans|Afrikaans}} {{babels|ain|Aynu itak|Ainu language}} {{babels|ak|Akan|Akan}} {{babels|als|Alemannisch|Alemannic German}} {{babels|am|አማርኛ|Amharic}} === an - <span id=an lang=an>Aragonés</span> ([[Aragonese language|Aragonese]])=== Category: '''[[:Category:User an|User an]]''' *{{[[Template:User an-0|User an-0]]}} &mdash; [[:Category:User an-0|unable to contribute in Aragonese]] *{{[[Template:User an-1|User an-1]]}} &mdash; [[:Category:User an-1|basic]] *{{[[Template:User an-2|User an-2]]}} &mdash; [[:Category:User an-2|intermediate]] *{{[[Template:User an-3|User an-3]]}} &mdash; [[:Category:User an-3|advanced]] *{{[[Template:User an-4|User an-4]]}} &mdash; [[:Category:User an-4|near native]] *{{[[Template:User an|User an]]}} &mdash; [[:Category:User an-N|native]] 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{{babels|lk|Lakhota|Lakota}} {{babels|ln|Lingála|Lingala}} {{babels|lo|ພາສາລາວ|Lao}} {{babels|lt|Lietuvių|Lithuanian}} {{babels|lv|Latviešu|Latvian}} {{babels|lmo|Lumbaart|Lombard}} {{babels|lzz|Lazuri Nena/Chanuri|Laz}} {{btot}} ==M== {{babels|ma|مصري|Masri}} {{babels|mad|Basa Madhura|Madurese}} {{babels|mg|Malagasy|Malagasy}} {{babels|mh|Ebon|Marshallese}} {{babels|mi|Māori|Maori}} {{babels|mk|Македонски|Macedonian}} {{babels|ml|മലയാളം|Malayalam}} {{babels|mn|Монгол|Mongolian}} {{babels|mnc|ᠮᠠᠨᠵᡠ ᡤᡳᠰᡠᠨ ᠪᡝ|Manchu}} {{babels|mo|Moldovenească|Moldovan}} {{babels|mr|मराठी|Marathi}} {{babels|ms|Bahasa Melayu|Malay}} {{babels|mt|Malti|Maltese}} {{babels|mus|Mvskoke|Creek}} {{babels|my|ဗမာစာ|Burmese}} {{babels|map-bms|Basa Banyumasan|Banyumasan}} {{btot}} ==N== {{babels|na|Ekakairũ Naoero|Nauruan}} {{babels|nah|Nawatl|Nahuatl}} {{babels|nds|Plattdüütsch|Low German}} {{babels|ne|नेपाली|Nepali}} {{babels|ng|Oshiwambo|Ndonga}} {{babels|nl|Nederlands|Dutch}} {{babels|nn|Nynorsk|Nynorsk}} {{babels|no|Norsk|Norwegian}} {{babels|non|Norrœnt|Old Norse}} {{babels|nv|Diné bizaad|Navajo}} {{babels|ny|Chi Chewa|Chichewa}} {{btot}} ==O== {{babels|oc|Langue d'Oc|Occitan}} {{babels|oj|ᐊᓂᐦᔑᓈᐯᒧᐎᓐ|Ojibwe}} {{babels|Old Persian|پارسی کهن|Old Persian}} {{babels|om|Oromifaa|Oromo}} {{babels|or|ଓଡ଼ିଆ|Oriya}} {{babels|os|Ирон æвзаг|Ossetian}} {{babels|osm|Lisân-i Osmânî / لسان عثمانى|Ottoman Turkish}} {{btot}} ==P== {{babelsExt|pa|ਪੰਜਾਬੀ پنجابی|Punjabi}} {{babels|pam|Kapampangan|Kapampangan}} {{babels|pap|Papiamentu|Papiamento}} {{babels|fa|فارسی|Persian}} {{babels|pi|pāli|Pali}} {{babels|pl|Polski|Polish}} {{babels|pms|Piemontèis|Piedmontese}} {{babels|ps|پښتو|Pashto}} {{babelsExt|pt|Português|Portuguese}} {{btot}} ==Q== {{babels|qu|Runa Simi|Quechua}} {{btot}} ==R== {{babels|rm|Rumantsch|Romansh}} {{babels|rn|Kirundi|Kirundi}} {{babels|ro|Română|Romanian}} {{babels|ru|Русский|Russian}} {{babels|rup|Armâneaşti|Aromanian}} {{babels|rw|Kinyarwandi|Kinyarwanda}} {{babels|ry|Русинскый|Rusyn}} {{babels|ryu|うちなーぐち|Ryukyuan}} {{btot}} ==S== {{babels|sa|संस्कृत|Sanskrit}} {{babels|sah|Саха|Sakha}} {{babels|sc|Sardu|Sardinian}} {{babels|scn|Sicilianu|Sicilian}} {{babels|sco|Scots|Scots}} {{babels|sd|सिनधि|Sindhi}} {{babels|se|Sámegiella|Northern Sami}} {{babels|sg|Sängö|Sango}} ===sgn - <span id=sgn lang=sgn>Sign Languages</span> ([[Sign Language]])=== Category: '''[[:Category:user sgn|user sgn]]''' :''Note that these require a a different syntax from that of other language templates; see [[:Category:User sgn]]. ASL users should use the [[Wikipedia:Babel#ASL|ASL template]].'' *{{tl|user sgn-1}} &mdash; [[:Category:user sgn-1|basic]] *{{tl|user sgn-2}} &mdash; [[:Category:user sgn-2|intermediate]] *{{tl|user sgn-3}} &mdash; [[:Category:user sgn-3|advanced]] *{{tl|user sgn}} &mdash; [[:Category:user sgn-N|native]] {{babels|si|සිංහල|Sinhala}} === simple - <span id=simple lang=simple>Simple English</span> ([http://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/Main_Page Simple English ])=== Category: '''[[:Category:user simple|user simple]]''' *{{tl|user simple-1}} &mdash; [[:Category:user en-1|basic]] *{{tl|user simple-2}} &mdash; [[:Category:user en-2|intermediate]] *{{tl|user simple-3}} &mdash; [[:Category:user en-3|advanced]] *{{tl|user simple-4}} &mdash; [[:Category:user en-4|near native]] {{babels|sk|Slovenčina|Slovak}} {{babels|sl|Slovenščina|Slovene}} {{babels|sm|Gagana Samoa|Samoan}} {{babels|sn|Chishona|Shona}} {{babels|so|Soomaaliga|Somali}} {{babels|sq|Shqip|Albanian}} {{babels|sh|Srpskohrvatski/Српскохрватски|Serbocroatian}} {{babels|sr|Српски|Serbian}} {{babels|ss|SiSwati|Swati}} {{babels|st|Sesotho|Sesotho}} {{babels|su|Basa Sunda|Sundanese}} {{babels|sv|Svenska|Swedish}} {{babelsExt|sw|Kiswahili|Swahili}} {{babels|sxu|Sächs'sch|Upper Saxon}} {{btot}} ==T== {{babels|ta|தமிழ்|Tamil}} {{babels|te|తెలుగు|Telugu}} {{babels|tg|Тоҷикӣ|Tajik}} {{babelsExt|th|ภาษาไทย|Thai}} {{babels|ti|ትግርኛ|Tigrinya}} {{babels|tk|Türkmençe|Turkmen}} {{babels|tl|Tagalog|Tagalog}} ===<span id="tmr">tmr</span> - Talmudic [[Aramaic]]=== Category: '''[[:Category:user tmr|user tmr]]''' *{{tl|user tmr-1}} &mdash; [[:Category:user tmr-1|basic]] *{{tl|user tmr-2}} &mdash; [[:Category:user tmr-2|intermediate]] *{{tl|user tmr-3}} &mdash; [[:Category:user tmr-3|advanced]] *{{tl|user tmr}} &mdash; [[:Category:user tmr-N|native]] ====See also==== *[[#arc|Aramaic]] {{babels|tn|Setswana|Tswana}} {{babels|to|lea fakatonga|Tongan}} {{babels|tpi|Tok Pisin|Tok Pisin}} {{babels|tr|Türkçe|Turkish}} {{babels|ts|Xitsonga|Tsonga}} {{babels|tt|Tatarça|Tatar}} {{babels|tum|chiTumbuka|Tumbuka}} {{babels|tvl|Tuvalu|Tuvaluan}} {{babels|tw|Twi|Twi}} {{babels|ty|Reo M&#257;`ohi|Tahitian}} {{babels|tyv|Тыва Дыл|Tyvan}} {{btot}} ==U== {{babels|uby|atʷaχəbza|Ubykh}} {{babels|ug|ئۇيغۇرچە|Uyghur}} {{babels|uk|Українська|Ukrainian}} {{babels|ur|اردو|Urdu}} {{babels|uz|Ўзбек|Uzbek}} {{btot}} ==V== {{babels|ve|Tshivenda|Venda}} {{babels|vec|Vèneto|Venetian}} {{babels|vi|Tiếng Việt|Vietnamese}} {{babels|vo|Volapük|Volapük}} {{btot}} ==W== {{babels|wa|Walon|Walloon}} {{babels|war|Winaray|Waray-Waray}} {{babels|wo|Wolof|Wolof}} {{btot}} ==X== {{babels|xh|isiXhosa|Xhosa}} {{btot}} ==Y== {{babels|yi|ייִדיש|Yiddish}} {{babels|yo|Yorùbá|Yorùbá}} {{btot}} ==Z== {{babels|za|Cuengh|Zhuang}} {{babels|zh|中文|Chinese}} {{babels|zh-xi'nan|西南官话/西南官話|Southwestern Mandarin}} {{babels|zh-hakka|客家話|Hakka}} {{babels|zh-min-dong|閩東語/闽东语|Min Dong}} {{babels|zh-min-nan|Bân-lâm-gú|Min Nan}} {{babels|zh-wen|文言文|Classical Chinese}} {{babels|zh-wuu|吳語/吴语|Wu}} {{babels|zh-yue|粵語/粤语|Cantonese}} {{babels|zu|isiZulu|Zulu}} {{btot}} [[Category:Wiktionary multilingual coordination]] [[Category:Babel]] [[en:Wiktionary:Babel]] 6682 2006-05-25T01:48:48Z Cromwellt 61 removed extra template {{Shortcut|[[WP:BBL]]<br />[[WP:BABEL]]}} '''User language templates''' aid multilingual communication by making it easier to contact someone who speaks a certain language. The idea originated on the [[commons:Commons:Babel|Wikimedia Commons]] and has also been implemented on [[meta:Meta:Babel templates|Meta-Wiki]] and some of the other Wikipedias, to varying extents. To participate, you can add the Babel template to your user page by following these instructions: *Start off with '''<nowiki>{{Babel-X|</nowiki>''' *Next add one of the following codes for each language you speak or understand, separated by '''|''', where '''xx''' is the Wikipedia code for the language. The general usage of each code level is as follows (note that not all languages have all levels, but you may create the template you are missing, except for de-5): **'''xx-0''' if you don't understand the language at all. Don't use it for ''every'' language you don't know; only when there is some reason why you might be expected to know it. **'''xx-1''' for basic ability - enough to understand written material or simple questions in this language. **'''xx-2''' for intermediate ability - enough for editing or discussions. **'''xx-3''' for advanced level - though you can write in this language with no problem, some small errors might occur. **'''xx-4''' for 'near-native' level - although it's not your first language from birth, your ability is something like that of a native speaker. **'''xx-5''' for professional proficiency. Note that this template is currently only available for English, French, and Spanish; the German one was recently deleted at [[Wikipedia:Templates_for_deletion/Log/2006_January_8#Template:User_de-5|TfD]]. **'''xx''' (no hyphen or number) for native speakers who use a language every day and have a perfect grasp of it, including colloquialisms. *[[Wikipedia:Babel/Levels|Expanded definitions of these levels]] are also available. *Then finish by adding closing braces: '''<nowiki>}}</nowiki>''' {|style="float: right; margin-left: 1em; margin-bottom: 0.5em; width: 242px; border: #99B3FF solid 1px" |<center>'''[[Wikipedia:Babel]]'''</center> |- |{{User en-5}} |- |{{User tr}} |- |{{User no-4}} |- |{{User he-3}} |- |{{User lt-2}} |- |{{User es-1}} |- |{{User an-0}} |- |style="text-align: center"|[[:Category:User languages|Search user languages]] |} So, for example, '''<nowiki>{{Babel-X|en|de-1}}</nowiki>''' would indicate a native speaker of English with basic knowledge of German. '''<nowiki>{{Babel-X|en-5|sv|no-4|he-3|lt-2|es-1|an-0}}</nowiki>''' would indicate a professional profiency of the English language, a native speaker of Swedish with an almost-native knowledge of Norwegian, advanced knowledge of Hebrew, an intermediate knowledge of Lithuanian, a basic knowledge of Spanish and no knowledge of Aragonese. These templates add you to the category associated with your level of understanding, and to the overall category for that language. To find someone who speaks a particular language, see '''[[:Category:user languages|user languages]]''', and follow the links. For the most part, the two and three letter codes are taken from [[ISO 639]], but see [[meta:Complete list of language wikis available|this list]] for a comprehensive guide. You can help expand this system by creating templates for your language. Categories have already been created for most languages which have editions of Wikipedia containing over a hundred articles; they just need labelling up! It's recommended to copy the English or French versions when expanding the scheme, as most of the languages listed here are incomplete. Note that all [[list of sign languages|sign languages]] currently use the same template with language code "sgn", with the exception of [[:Category:User ASL|American Sign Language]] users who should use the [[Wikipedia:Babel#ASL|ASL template]]. Other sign languages can be specified within the <nowiki>{{User sgn}}</nowiki> template itself. The use of this parameter requires the user to perform an extra step when using the <nowiki>{{Babel-#}}</nowiki> templates, described [[:Category:User sgn|here]]. ==Alternatives== There are other options for achieving results the same as or similar to the standard Babel-X template above. #You can add stand-alone language templates. Format: '''<nowiki>{{User xx-1}}{{User yy-1}}{{User zz-1}}</nowiki>'''. #You can use the Babel-N template. Format: '''<nowiki>{{Babel-N|1={{User xx-1}}{{User yy-1}}{{User zz-1}}}}</nowiki>'''. #You can use top and bottom templates to make the box. Format: '''<nowiki>{{Userboxtop}}{{User xx-1}}{{User yy-1}}{{User zz-1}}{{Userboxbottom}}</nowiki>'''. ==Natural languages== __NOEDITSECTION__ ==A== {{babels|aa|Afar|Afar}} {{babels|ab|Аҧсуа|Abkhaz}} {{babels|af|Afrikaans|Afrikaans}} {{babels|ain|Aynu itak|Ainu language}} {{babels|ak|Akan|Akan}} {{babels|als|Alemannisch|Alemannic German}} {{babels|am|አማርኛ|Amharic}} === an - <span id=an lang=an>Aragonés</span> ([[Aragonese language|Aragonese]])=== Category: '''[[:Category:User an|User an]]''' *{{[[Template:User an-0|User an-0]]}} &mdash; [[:Category:User an-0|unable to contribute in Aragonese]] *{{[[Template:User an-1|User an-1]]}} &mdash; [[:Category:User an-1|basic]] *{{[[Template:User an-2|User an-2]]}} &mdash; [[:Category:User an-2|intermediate]] *{{[[Template:User an-3|User an-3]]}} &mdash; [[:Category:User an-3|advanced]] *{{[[Template:User an-4|User an-4]]}} &mdash; [[:Category:User an-4|near native]] *{{[[Template:User an|User an]]}} &mdash; [[:Category:User an-N|native]] {{babels|ang|Englisc|Old English}} {{babelsExt|ar|العربية|Arabic}} {{babels|arc|ܐܪܡܝܐ|Aramaic}} ====See also==== *[[#tmr|Talmudic Aramaic]] {{babels|as|অসমীয়া|Assamese}} {{babels|ASL|ASL|American Sign Language}} (ASL-4 is currently deprecated) {{babels|ast|Asturianu|Asturian}} {{babels|av|Авар|Avar}} {{babels|ay|Aymar|Aymara}} {{babels|az|Azərbaycan dili|Azerbaijani}} {{btot}} ==B== {{babels|ba|Башқорт|Bashkir}} {{babels|be|Беларуская|Belarusian}} {{babelsExt|bg|Български|Bulgarian}} {{babels|bh|भोजपुरी|Bhojpuri}} {{babels|bi|Bislama|Bislama}} {{babels|bm|Bamanankan|Bambara}} {{babels|bn|বাংলা / Bānglā|Bengali}} {{babels|bo|བོད་ཡིག|Tibetan}} {{babels|br|Brezhoneg|Breton}} {{babels|bs|Bosanski|Bosnian}} {{btot}} ==C== {{babels|ca|Català|Catalan}} {{babels|cnz|Cánulze|Canuleze}} {{babels|ce|Нохчийн|Chechen}} {{babels|ceb|Sugbuanon|Cebuano}} {{babels|ch|Chamoru|Chamorro}} {{babels|cho|Choctaw|Choctaw}} {{babels|chr|ᏣᎳᎩ|Cherokee}} {{babels|chy|Tsetsêhestâhese|Cheyenne}} {{babels|co|Corsu|Corsican}} {{babels|cr|Nehiyaw|Cree}} {{babels|cs|Čeština|Czech}} {{babels|csb|Kaszëbsczi|Kashubian}} {{babels|cv|Чӑваш|Chuvash}} {{babels|cy|Cymraeg|Welsh}} {{btot}} ==D== {{babels|da|Dansk|Danish}} {{babelsExt|de|Deutsch|German}} {{babels|dsb|Dolnoserbski|Lower Sorbian}} {{babels|dv|Dhivehi|Dhivehi}} {{babels|dz|རྫོང་ཁ|Dzongkha}} {{btot}} ==E== {{babels|ee|Eve|Ewe}} {{babels|el|Ελληνικά|Greek}} {{babelsExt|en|English|English}} {{babels|en-me|Englissh|Middle English}} {{babels|eo|Esperanto|Esperanto}} {{babels|er|Europanto|Europanto}} {{babelsExt|es|Español|Spanish}} {{babels|et|Eesti|Estonian}} {{babels|eu|Euskara|Basque}} {{btot}} ==F== {{babels|ff|Fulfulde|Fula}} {{babels|fi|Suomi|Finnish}} {{babels|fiu-vro|Võro|Võro}} {{babels|fj|Vosa vaka-Viti|Fijian}} {{babelsExt|fo|Føroyskt|Faroese}} {{babelsExt|fr|Français|French}} {{babels|fur|Furlan|Friulian}} {{babelsExt|fy|Frysk|Frisian}} {{btot}} ==G== {{babelsExt|ga|Gaeilge|Irish}} {{babels|gd|Gàidhlig|Scottish Gaelic}} {{babels|gil|Kiribati|Gilbertese}} {{babelsExt|gl|Galego|Galician}} {{babels|gn|Avañe'ẽ|Guaraní}} {{babels|got|𐌲𐌿𐍄𐌹𐍃𐌺𐌰 𐍂𐌰𐌶𐌳𐌰|Gothic}} {{babels|grc|Αρχαία Ελληνική (Ελληνιστί)|Classical Greek}} {{babels|gu|ગુજરાતી|Gujarati}} {{babels|gv|Gaelg|Manx}} {{btot}} ==H== {{babels|ha|Hausa|Hausa}} {{babels|haw|Hawai‘i|Hawaiian}} {{babels|he|עברית|Hebrew}} {{babels|hess|Hessisch|Hessian}} {{babels|hi|हिन्दी|Hindi}} {{babels|hmn|Hmong|Hmong}} {{babels|ho|Hiri Motu|Hiri Motu}} {{babels|hr|Hrvatski|Croatian}} {{babels3|ht|Krèyol ayisyen|Haitian Creole language|Haitian}} {{babels3|hu|Magyar|Hungarian language|Hungarian}} {{babels|hwc|Pidgin|Hawaiian Pidgin}} {{babels|hy|Հայերեն|Armenian}} {{btot}} ==I== {{babels|ia|Interlingua|Interlingua}} {{babels|id|Bahasa Indonesia|Indonesian}} {{babels|ie|Interlingue|Occidental}} {{babels|ig|Igbo|Igbo}} {{babels|ii|ꆇꉙ|Yi}} {{babels|ik|Iñupiak|Inupiak}} {{babels|ilo|Ilokano|Ilokano}} {{babels|io|Ido|Ido}} {{babels|is|Íslenska|Icelandic}} {{babelsExt|it|Italiano|Italian}} {{babels|iu|ᐃᓄᒃᑎᑐᑦ|Inuktitut}} {{btot}} ==J== {{babels|ja|日本語|Japanese}} {{babels|jbo|Lojban|Lojban}} {{babels|jer|Jèrriais|Jèrriais}} {{babels|jv|Basa Jawa/Basa Jawi|Javanese}} {{btot}} ==K== {{babels|ka|ქართული / Kartuli|Georgian}} {{babelsExt|ke|Κοινή Ελληνική|Koine Greek}} {{babels|kg|Kikong|Kongo}} {{babels|ki|Gĩkũyũ|Kikuyu}} {{babels|kj|Kuanyama|Kuanyama}} {{babels|kk|Қазақша|Kazakh}} {{babels|kl|Kalaallisut|Kalaallisut}} {{babels|km|ភាសាខ្មែរ|Khmer}} {{babels|kn|ಕನ್ನಡ|Kannada}} {{babels|ko|한국어|Korean}} *{{[[Template:User ko alternative]]}} {{babels|kr|Kanuri|Kanuri}} {{babels|ks|कश्मीरी / كشميري|Kashmiri}} {{babels|ksh|Ripoarisch|Ripuarian}} {{babels|ku|Kurdî / كوردی|Kurdish}} {{babels|kv|Коми|Komi}} {{babels|kw|Kernewek|Cornish}} {{babels|ky|Кыргызча|Kyrgyz}} {{btot}} ==L== {{babels|la|Latina|Latin}} {{babels|lad|Djudeo-espanyol|Ladino}} {{babels|lb|Lëtzebuergesch|Luxembourgish}} {{babels|lg|Luganda|Luganda}} {{babels|li|Lèmburgs|Limburgish}} {{babels|lk|Lakhota|Lakota}} {{babels|ln|Lingála|Lingala}} {{babels|lo|ພາສາລາວ|Lao}} {{babels|lt|Lietuvių|Lithuanian}} {{babels|lv|Latviešu|Latvian}} {{babels|lmo|Lumbaart|Lombard}} {{babels|lzz|Lazuri Nena/Chanuri|Laz}} {{btot}} ==M== {{babels|ma|مصري|Masri}} {{babels|mad|Basa Madhura|Madurese}} {{babels|mg|Malagasy|Malagasy}} {{babels|mh|Ebon|Marshallese}} {{babels|mi|Māori|Maori}} {{babels|mk|Македонски|Macedonian}} {{babels|ml|മലയാളം|Malayalam}} {{babels|mn|Монгол|Mongolian}} {{babels|mnc|ᠮᠠᠨᠵᡠ ᡤᡳᠰᡠᠨ ᠪᡝ|Manchu}} {{babels|mo|Moldovenească|Moldovan}} {{babels|mr|मराठी|Marathi}} {{babels|ms|Bahasa Melayu|Malay}} {{babels|mt|Malti|Maltese}} {{babels|mus|Mvskoke|Creek}} {{babels|my|ဗမာစာ|Burmese}} {{babels|map-bms|Basa Banyumasan|Banyumasan}} {{btot}} ==N== {{babels|na|Ekakairũ Naoero|Nauruan}} {{babels|nah|Nawatl|Nahuatl}} {{babels|nds|Plattdüütsch|Low German}} {{babels|ne|नेपाली|Nepali}} {{babels|ng|Oshiwambo|Ndonga}} {{babels|nl|Nederlands|Dutch}} {{babels|nn|Nynorsk|Nynorsk}} {{babels|no|Norsk|Norwegian}} {{babels|non|Norrœnt|Old Norse}} {{babels|nv|Diné bizaad|Navajo}} {{babels|ny|Chi Chewa|Chichewa}} {{btot}} ==O== {{babels|oc|Langue d'Oc|Occitan}} {{babels|oj|ᐊᓂᐦᔑᓈᐯᒧᐎᓐ|Ojibwe}} {{babels|Old Persian|پارسی کهن|Old Persian}} {{babels|om|Oromifaa|Oromo}} {{babels|or|ଓଡ଼ିଆ|Oriya}} {{babels|os|Ирон æвзаг|Ossetian}} {{babels|osm|Lisân-i Osmânî / لسان عثمانى|Ottoman Turkish}} {{btot}} ==P== {{babelsExt|pa|ਪੰਜਾਬੀ پنجابی|Punjabi}} {{babels|pam|Kapampangan|Kapampangan}} {{babels|pap|Papiamentu|Papiamento}} {{babels|fa|فارسی|Persian}} {{babels|pi|pāli|Pali}} {{babels|pl|Polski|Polish}} {{babels|pms|Piemontèis|Piedmontese}} {{babels|ps|پښتو|Pashto}} {{babelsExt|pt|Português|Portuguese}} {{btot}} ==Q== {{babels|qu|Runa Simi|Quechua}} {{btot}} ==R== {{babels|rm|Rumantsch|Romansh}} {{babels|rn|Kirundi|Kirundi}} {{babels|ro|Română|Romanian}} {{babels|ru|Русский|Russian}} {{babels|rup|Armâneaşti|Aromanian}} {{babels|rw|Kinyarwandi|Kinyarwanda}} {{babels|ry|Русинскый|Rusyn}} {{babels|ryu|うちなーぐち|Ryukyuan}} {{btot}} ==S== {{babels|sa|संस्कृत|Sanskrit}} {{babels|sah|Саха|Sakha}} {{babels|sc|Sardu|Sardinian}} {{babels|scn|Sicilianu|Sicilian}} {{babels|sco|Scots|Scots}} {{babels|sd|सिनधि|Sindhi}} {{babels|se|Sámegiella|Northern Sami}} {{babels|sg|Sängö|Sango}} ===sgn - <span id=sgn lang=sgn>Sign Languages</span> ([[Sign Language]])=== Category: '''[[:Category:user sgn|user sgn]]''' :''Note that these require a a different syntax from that of other language templates; see [[:Category:User sgn]]. ASL users should use the [[Wikipedia:Babel#ASL|ASL template]].'' *{{tl|user sgn-1}} &mdash; [[:Category:user sgn-1|basic]] *{{tl|user sgn-2}} &mdash; [[:Category:user sgn-2|intermediate]] *{{tl|user sgn-3}} &mdash; [[:Category:user sgn-3|advanced]] *{{tl|user sgn}} &mdash; [[:Category:user sgn-N|native]] {{babels|si|සිංහල|Sinhala}} === simple - <span id=simple lang=simple>Simple English</span> ([http://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/Main_Page Simple English ])=== Category: '''[[:Category:user simple|user simple]]''' *{{tl|user simple-1}} &mdash; [[:Category:user en-1|basic]] *{{tl|user simple-2}} &mdash; [[:Category:user en-2|intermediate]] *{{tl|user simple-3}} &mdash; [[:Category:user en-3|advanced]] *{{tl|user simple-4}} &mdash; [[:Category:user en-4|near native]] {{babels|sk|Slovenčina|Slovak}} {{babels|sl|Slovenščina|Slovene}} {{babels|sm|Gagana Samoa|Samoan}} {{babels|sn|Chishona|Shona}} {{babels|so|Soomaaliga|Somali}} {{babels|sq|Shqip|Albanian}} {{babels|sh|Srpskohrvatski/Српскохрватски|Serbocroatian}} {{babels|sr|Српски|Serbian}} {{babels|ss|SiSwati|Swati}} {{babels|st|Sesotho|Sesotho}} {{babels|su|Basa Sunda|Sundanese}} {{babels|sv|Svenska|Swedish}} {{babelsExt|sw|Kiswahili|Swahili}} {{babels|sxu|Sächs'sch|Upper Saxon}} {{btot}} ==T== {{babels|ta|தமிழ்|Tamil}} {{babels|te|తెలుగు|Telugu}} {{babels|tg|Тоҷикӣ|Tajik}} {{babelsExt|th|ภาษาไทย|Thai}} {{babels|ti|ትግርኛ|Tigrinya}} {{babels|tk|Türkmençe|Turkmen}} {{babels|tl|Tagalog|Tagalog}} ===<span id="tmr">tmr</span> - Talmudic [[Aramaic]]=== Category: '''[[:Category:user tmr|user tmr]]''' *{{tl|user tmr-1}} &mdash; [[:Category:user tmr-1|basic]] *{{tl|user tmr-2}} &mdash; [[:Category:user tmr-2|intermediate]] *{{tl|user tmr-3}} &mdash; [[:Category:user tmr-3|advanced]] *{{tl|user tmr}} &mdash; [[:Category:user tmr-N|native]] ====See also==== *[[#arc|Aramaic]] {{babels|tn|Setswana|Tswana}} {{babels|to|lea fakatonga|Tongan}} {{babels|tpi|Tok Pisin|Tok Pisin}} {{babels|tr|Türkçe|Turkish}} {{babels|ts|Xitsonga|Tsonga}} {{babels|tt|Tatarça|Tatar}} {{babels|tum|chiTumbuka|Tumbuka}} {{babels|tvl|Tuvalu|Tuvaluan}} {{babels|tw|Twi|Twi}} {{babels|ty|Reo M&#257;`ohi|Tahitian}} {{babels|tyv|Тыва Дыл|Tyvan}} {{btot}} ==U== {{babels|uby|atʷaχəbza|Ubykh}} {{babels|ug|ئۇيغۇرچە|Uyghur}} {{babels|uk|Українська|Ukrainian}} {{babels|ur|اردو|Urdu}} {{babels|uz|Ўзбек|Uzbek}} {{btot}} ==V== {{babels|ve|Tshivenda|Venda}} {{babels|vec|Vèneto|Venetian}} {{babels|vi|Tiếng Việt|Vietnamese}} {{babels|vo|Volapük|Volapük}} {{btot}} ==W== {{babels|wa|Walon|Walloon}} {{babels|war|Winaray|Waray-Waray}} {{babels|wo|Wolof|Wolof}} {{btot}} ==X== {{babels|xh|isiXhosa|Xhosa}} {{btot}} ==Y== {{babels|yi|ייִדיש|Yiddish}} {{babels|yo|Yorùbá|Yorùbá}} {{btot}} ==Z== {{babels|za|Cuengh|Zhuang}} {{babels|zh|中文|Chinese}} {{babels|zh-xi'nan|西南官话/西南官話|Southwestern Mandarin}} {{babels|zh-hakka|客家話|Hakka}} {{babels|zh-min-dong|閩東語/闽东语|Min Dong}} {{babels|zh-min-nan|Bân-lâm-gú|Min Nan}} {{babels|zh-wen|文言文|Classical Chinese}} {{babels|zh-wuu|吳語/吴语|Wu}} {{babels|zh-yue|粵語/粤语|Cantonese}} {{babels|zu|isiZulu|Zulu}} {{btot}} [[Category:Wiktionary multilingual coordination]] [[Category:Babel]] [[en:Wiktionary:Babel]] 6784 2006-06-04T19:56:19Z Cromwellt 61 fixed template to avoid redir {{shortcut|[[WP:BBL]]<br />[[WP:BABEL]]}} '''User language templates''' aid multilingual communication by making it easier to contact someone who speaks a certain language. The idea originated on the [[commons:Commons:Babel|Wikimedia Commons]] and has also been implemented on [[meta:Meta:Babel templates|Meta-Wiki]] and some of the other Wikipedias, to varying extents. To participate, you can add the Babel template to your user page by following these instructions: *Start off with '''<nowiki>{{Babel-X|</nowiki>''' *Next add one of the following codes for each language you speak or understand, separated by '''|''', where '''xx''' is the Wikipedia code for the language. The general usage of each code level is as follows (note that not all languages have all levels, but you may create the template you are missing, except for de-5): **'''xx-0''' if you don't understand the language at all. Don't use it for ''every'' language you don't know; only when there is some reason why you might be expected to know it. **'''xx-1''' for basic ability - enough to understand written material or simple questions in this language. **'''xx-2''' for intermediate ability - enough for editing or discussions. **'''xx-3''' for advanced level - though you can write in this language with no problem, some small errors might occur. **'''xx-4''' for 'near-native' level - although it's not your first language from birth, your ability is something like that of a native speaker. **'''xx-5''' for professional proficiency. Note that this template is currently only available for English, French, and Spanish; the German one was recently deleted at [[Wikipedia:Templates_for_deletion/Log/2006_January_8#Template:User_de-5|TfD]]. **'''xx''' (no hyphen or number) for native speakers who use a language every day and have a perfect grasp of it, including colloquialisms. *[[Wikipedia:Babel/Levels|Expanded definitions of these levels]] are also available. *Then finish by adding closing braces: '''<nowiki>}}</nowiki>''' {|style="float: right; margin-left: 1em; margin-bottom: 0.5em; width: 242px; border: #99B3FF solid 1px" |<center>'''[[Wikipedia:Babel]]'''</center> |- |{{User en-5}} |- |{{User tr}} |- |{{User no-4}} |- |{{User he-3}} |- |{{User lt-2}} |- |{{User es-1}} |- |{{User an-0}} |- |style="text-align: center"|[[:Category:User languages|Search user languages]] |} So, for example, '''<nowiki>{{Babel-X|en|de-1}}</nowiki>''' would indicate a native speaker of English with basic knowledge of German. '''<nowiki>{{Babel-X|en-5|sv|no-4|he-3|lt-2|es-1|an-0}}</nowiki>''' would indicate a professional profiency of the English language, a native speaker of Swedish with an almost-native knowledge of Norwegian, advanced knowledge of Hebrew, an intermediate knowledge of Lithuanian, a basic knowledge of Spanish and no knowledge of Aragonese. These templates add you to the category associated with your level of understanding, and to the overall category for that language. To find someone who speaks a particular language, see '''[[:Category:user languages|user languages]]''', and follow the links. For the most part, the two and three letter codes are taken from [[ISO 639]], but see [[meta:Complete list of language wikis available|this list]] for a comprehensive guide. You can help expand this system by creating templates for your language. Categories have already been created for most languages which have editions of Wikipedia containing over a hundred articles; they just need labelling up! It's recommended to copy the English or French versions when expanding the scheme, as most of the languages listed here are incomplete. Note that all [[list of sign languages|sign languages]] currently use the same template with language code "sgn", with the exception of [[:Category:User ASL|American Sign Language]] users who should use the [[Wikipedia:Babel#ASL|ASL template]]. Other sign languages can be specified within the <nowiki>{{User sgn}}</nowiki> template itself. The use of this parameter requires the user to perform an extra step when using the <nowiki>{{Babel-#}}</nowiki> templates, described [[:Category:User sgn|here]]. ==Alternatives== There are other options for achieving results the same as or similar to the standard Babel-X template above. #You can add stand-alone language templates. Format: '''<nowiki>{{User xx-1}}{{User yy-1}}{{User zz-1}}</nowiki>'''. #You can use the Babel-N template. Format: '''<nowiki>{{Babel-N|1={{User xx-1}}{{User yy-1}}{{User zz-1}}}}</nowiki>'''. #You can use top and bottom templates to make the box. Format: '''<nowiki>{{Userboxtop}}{{User xx-1}}{{User yy-1}}{{User zz-1}}{{Userboxbottom}}</nowiki>'''. ==Natural languages== __NOEDITSECTION__ ==A== {{babels|aa|Afar|Afar}} {{babels|ab|Аҧсуа|Abkhaz}} {{babels|af|Afrikaans|Afrikaans}} {{babels|ain|Aynu itak|Ainu language}} {{babels|ak|Akan|Akan}} {{babels|als|Alemannisch|Alemannic German}} {{babels|am|አማርኛ|Amharic}} === an - <span id=an lang=an>Aragonés</span> ([[Aragonese language|Aragonese]])=== Category: '''[[:Category:User an|User an]]''' *{{[[Template:User an-0|User an-0]]}} &mdash; [[:Category:User an-0|unable to contribute in Aragonese]] *{{[[Template:User an-1|User an-1]]}} &mdash; [[:Category:User an-1|basic]] *{{[[Template:User an-2|User an-2]]}} &mdash; [[:Category:User an-2|intermediate]] *{{[[Template:User an-3|User an-3]]}} &mdash; [[:Category:User an-3|advanced]] *{{[[Template:User an-4|User an-4]]}} &mdash; [[:Category:User an-4|near native]] *{{[[Template:User an|User an]]}} &mdash; [[:Category:User an-N|native]] {{babels|ang|Englisc|Old English}} {{babelsExt|ar|العربية|Arabic}} {{babels|arc|ܐܪܡܝܐ|Aramaic}} ====See also==== *[[#tmr|Talmudic Aramaic]] {{babels|as|অসমীয়া|Assamese}} {{babels|ASL|ASL|American Sign Language}} (ASL-4 is currently deprecated) {{babels|ast|Asturianu|Asturian}} {{babels|av|Авар|Avar}} {{babels|ay|Aymar|Aymara}} {{babels|az|Azərbaycan dili|Azerbaijani}} {{btot}} ==B== {{babels|ba|Башқорт|Bashkir}} {{babels|be|Беларуская|Belarusian}} {{babelsExt|bg|Български|Bulgarian}} {{babels|bh|भोजपुरी|Bhojpuri}} {{babels|bi|Bislama|Bislama}} {{babels|bm|Bamanankan|Bambara}} {{babels|bn|বাংলা / Bānglā|Bengali}} {{babels|bo|བོད་ཡིག|Tibetan}} {{babels|br|Brezhoneg|Breton}} {{babels|bs|Bosanski|Bosnian}} {{btot}} ==C== {{babels|ca|Català|Catalan}} {{babels|cnz|Cánulze|Canuleze}} {{babels|ce|Нохчийн|Chechen}} {{babels|ceb|Sugbuanon|Cebuano}} {{babels|ch|Chamoru|Chamorro}} {{babels|cho|Choctaw|Choctaw}} {{babels|chr|ᏣᎳᎩ|Cherokee}} {{babels|chy|Tsetsêhestâhese|Cheyenne}} {{babels|co|Corsu|Corsican}} {{babels|cr|Nehiyaw|Cree}} {{babels|cs|Čeština|Czech}} {{babels|csb|Kaszëbsczi|Kashubian}} {{babels|cv|Чӑваш|Chuvash}} {{babels|cy|Cymraeg|Welsh}} {{btot}} ==D== {{babels|da|Dansk|Danish}} {{babelsExt|de|Deutsch|German}} {{babels|dsb|Dolnoserbski|Lower Sorbian}} {{babels|dv|Dhivehi|Dhivehi}} {{babels|dz|རྫོང་ཁ|Dzongkha}} {{btot}} ==E== {{babels|ee|Eve|Ewe}} {{babels|el|Ελληνικά|Greek}} {{babelsExt|en|English|English}} {{babels|en-me|Englissh|Middle English}} {{babels|eo|Esperanto|Esperanto}} {{babels|er|Europanto|Europanto}} {{babelsExt|es|Español|Spanish}} {{babels|et|Eesti|Estonian}} {{babels|eu|Euskara|Basque}} {{btot}} ==F== {{babels|ff|Fulfulde|Fula}} {{babels|fi|Suomi|Finnish}} {{babels|fiu-vro|Võro|Võro}} {{babels|fj|Vosa vaka-Viti|Fijian}} {{babelsExt|fo|Føroyskt|Faroese}} {{babelsExt|fr|Français|French}} {{babels|fur|Furlan|Friulian}} {{babelsExt|fy|Frysk|Frisian}} {{btot}} ==G== {{babelsExt|ga|Gaeilge|Irish}} {{babels|gd|Gàidhlig|Scottish Gaelic}} {{babels|gil|Kiribati|Gilbertese}} {{babelsExt|gl|Galego|Galician}} {{babels|gn|Avañe'ẽ|Guaraní}} {{babels|got|𐌲𐌿𐍄𐌹𐍃𐌺𐌰 𐍂𐌰𐌶𐌳𐌰|Gothic}} {{babels|grc|Αρχαία Ελληνική (Ελληνιστί)|Classical Greek}} {{babels|gu|ગુજરાતી|Gujarati}} {{babels|gv|Gaelg|Manx}} {{btot}} ==H== {{babels|ha|Hausa|Hausa}} {{babels|haw|Hawai‘i|Hawaiian}} {{babels|he|עברית|Hebrew}} {{babels|hess|Hessisch|Hessian}} {{babels|hi|हिन्दी|Hindi}} {{babels|hmn|Hmong|Hmong}} {{babels|ho|Hiri Motu|Hiri Motu}} {{babels|hr|Hrvatski|Croatian}} {{babels3|ht|Krèyol ayisyen|Haitian Creole language|Haitian}} {{babels3|hu|Magyar|Hungarian language|Hungarian}} {{babels|hwc|Pidgin|Hawaiian Pidgin}} {{babels|hy|Հայերեն|Armenian}} {{btot}} ==I== {{babels|ia|Interlingua|Interlingua}} {{babels|id|Bahasa Indonesia|Indonesian}} {{babels|ie|Interlingue|Occidental}} {{babels|ig|Igbo|Igbo}} {{babels|ii|ꆇꉙ|Yi}} {{babels|ik|Iñupiak|Inupiak}} {{babels|ilo|Ilokano|Ilokano}} {{babels|io|Ido|Ido}} {{babels|is|Íslenska|Icelandic}} {{babelsExt|it|Italiano|Italian}} {{babels|iu|ᐃᓄᒃᑎᑐᑦ|Inuktitut}} {{btot}} ==J== {{babels|ja|日本語|Japanese}} {{babels|jbo|Lojban|Lojban}} {{babels|jer|Jèrriais|Jèrriais}} {{babels|jv|Basa Jawa/Basa Jawi|Javanese}} {{btot}} ==K== {{babels|ka|ქართული / Kartuli|Georgian}} {{babelsExt|ke|Κοινή Ελληνική|Koine Greek}} {{babels|kg|Kikong|Kongo}} {{babels|ki|Gĩkũyũ|Kikuyu}} {{babels|kj|Kuanyama|Kuanyama}} {{babels|kk|Қазақша|Kazakh}} {{babels|kl|Kalaallisut|Kalaallisut}} {{babels|km|ភាសាខ្មែរ|Khmer}} {{babels|kn|ಕನ್ನಡ|Kannada}} {{babels|ko|한국어|Korean}} *{{[[Template:User ko alternative]]}} {{babels|kr|Kanuri|Kanuri}} {{babels|ks|कश्मीरी / كشميري|Kashmiri}} {{babels|ksh|Ripoarisch|Ripuarian}} {{babels|ku|Kurdî / كوردی|Kurdish}} {{babels|kv|Коми|Komi}} {{babels|kw|Kernewek|Cornish}} {{babels|ky|Кыргызча|Kyrgyz}} {{btot}} ==L== {{babels|la|Latina|Latin}} {{babels|lad|Djudeo-espanyol|Ladino}} {{babels|lb|Lëtzebuergesch|Luxembourgish}} {{babels|lg|Luganda|Luganda}} {{babels|li|Lèmburgs|Limburgish}} {{babels|lk|Lakhota|Lakota}} {{babels|ln|Lingála|Lingala}} {{babels|lo|ພາສາລາວ|Lao}} {{babels|lt|Lietuvių|Lithuanian}} {{babels|lv|Latviešu|Latvian}} {{babels|lmo|Lumbaart|Lombard}} {{babels|lzz|Lazuri Nena/Chanuri|Laz}} {{btot}} ==M== {{babels|ma|مصري|Masri}} {{babels|mad|Basa Madhura|Madurese}} {{babels|mg|Malagasy|Malagasy}} {{babels|mh|Ebon|Marshallese}} {{babels|mi|Māori|Maori}} {{babels|mk|Македонски|Macedonian}} {{babels|ml|മലയാളം|Malayalam}} {{babels|mn|Монгол|Mongolian}} {{babels|mnc|ᠮᠠᠨᠵᡠ ᡤᡳᠰᡠᠨ ᠪᡝ|Manchu}} {{babels|mo|Moldovenească|Moldovan}} {{babels|mr|मराठी|Marathi}} {{babels|ms|Bahasa Melayu|Malay}} {{babels|mt|Malti|Maltese}} {{babels|mus|Mvskoke|Creek}} {{babels|my|ဗမာစာ|Burmese}} {{babels|map-bms|Basa Banyumasan|Banyumasan}} {{btot}} ==N== {{babels|na|Ekakairũ Naoero|Nauruan}} {{babels|nah|Nawatl|Nahuatl}} {{babels|nds|Plattdüütsch|Low German}} {{babels|ne|नेपाली|Nepali}} {{babels|ng|Oshiwambo|Ndonga}} {{babels|nl|Nederlands|Dutch}} {{babels|nn|Nynorsk|Nynorsk}} {{babels|no|Norsk|Norwegian}} {{babels|non|Norrœnt|Old Norse}} {{babels|nv|Diné bizaad|Navajo}} {{babels|ny|Chi Chewa|Chichewa}} {{btot}} ==O== {{babels|oc|Langue d'Oc|Occitan}} {{babels|oj|ᐊᓂᐦᔑᓈᐯᒧᐎᓐ|Ojibwe}} {{babels|Old Persian|پارسی کهن|Old Persian}} {{babels|om|Oromifaa|Oromo}} {{babels|or|ଓଡ଼ିଆ|Oriya}} {{babels|os|Ирон æвзаг|Ossetian}} {{babels|osm|Lisân-i Osmânî / لسان عثمانى|Ottoman Turkish}} {{btot}} ==P== {{babelsExt|pa|ਪੰਜਾਬੀ پنجابی|Punjabi}} {{babels|pam|Kapampangan|Kapampangan}} {{babels|pap|Papiamentu|Papiamento}} {{babels|fa|فارسی|Persian}} {{babels|pi|pāli|Pali}} {{babels|pl|Polski|Polish}} {{babels|pms|Piemontèis|Piedmontese}} {{babels|ps|پښتو|Pashto}} {{babelsExt|pt|Português|Portuguese}} {{btot}} ==Q== {{babels|qu|Runa Simi|Quechua}} {{btot}} ==R== {{babels|rm|Rumantsch|Romansh}} {{babels|rn|Kirundi|Kirundi}} {{babels|ro|Română|Romanian}} {{babels|ru|Русский|Russian}} {{babels|rup|Armâneaşti|Aromanian}} {{babels|rw|Kinyarwandi|Kinyarwanda}} {{babels|ry|Русинскый|Rusyn}} {{babels|ryu|うちなーぐち|Ryukyuan}} {{btot}} ==S== {{babels|sa|संस्कृत|Sanskrit}} {{babels|sah|Саха|Sakha}} {{babels|sc|Sardu|Sardinian}} {{babels|scn|Sicilianu|Sicilian}} {{babels|sco|Scots|Scots}} {{babels|sd|सिनधि|Sindhi}} {{babels|se|Sámegiella|Northern Sami}} {{babels|sg|Sängö|Sango}} ===sgn - <span id=sgn lang=sgn>Sign Languages</span> ([[Sign Language]])=== Category: '''[[:Category:user sgn|user sgn]]''' :''Note that these require a a different syntax from that of other language templates; see [[:Category:User sgn]]. ASL users should use the [[Wikipedia:Babel#ASL|ASL template]].'' *{{tl|user sgn-1}} &mdash; [[:Category:user sgn-1|basic]] *{{tl|user sgn-2}} &mdash; [[:Category:user sgn-2|intermediate]] *{{tl|user sgn-3}} &mdash; [[:Category:user sgn-3|advanced]] *{{tl|user sgn}} &mdash; [[:Category:user sgn-N|native]] {{babels|si|සිංහල|Sinhala}} === simple - <span id=simple lang=simple>Simple English</span> ([http://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/Main_Page Simple English ])=== Category: '''[[:Category:user simple|user simple]]''' *{{tl|user simple-1}} &mdash; [[:Category:user en-1|basic]] *{{tl|user simple-2}} &mdash; [[:Category:user en-2|intermediate]] *{{tl|user simple-3}} &mdash; [[:Category:user en-3|advanced]] *{{tl|user simple-4}} &mdash; [[:Category:user en-4|near native]] {{babels|sk|Slovenčina|Slovak}} {{babels|sl|Slovenščina|Slovene}} {{babels|sm|Gagana Samoa|Samoan}} {{babels|sn|Chishona|Shona}} {{babels|so|Soomaaliga|Somali}} {{babels|sq|Shqip|Albanian}} {{babels|sh|Srpskohrvatski/Српскохрватски|Serbocroatian}} {{babels|sr|Српски|Serbian}} {{babels|ss|SiSwati|Swati}} {{babels|st|Sesotho|Sesotho}} {{babels|su|Basa Sunda|Sundanese}} {{babels|sv|Svenska|Swedish}} {{babelsExt|sw|Kiswahili|Swahili}} {{babels|sxu|Sächs'sch|Upper Saxon}} {{btot}} ==T== {{babels|ta|தமிழ்|Tamil}} {{babels|te|తెలుగు|Telugu}} {{babels|tg|Тоҷикӣ|Tajik}} {{babelsExt|th|ภาษาไทย|Thai}} {{babels|ti|ትግርኛ|Tigrinya}} {{babels|tk|Türkmençe|Turkmen}} {{babels|tl|Tagalog|Tagalog}} ===<span id="tmr">tmr</span> - Talmudic [[Aramaic]]=== Category: '''[[:Category:user tmr|user tmr]]''' *{{tl|user tmr-1}} &mdash; [[:Category:user tmr-1|basic]] *{{tl|user tmr-2}} &mdash; [[:Category:user tmr-2|intermediate]] *{{tl|user tmr-3}} &mdash; [[:Category:user tmr-3|advanced]] *{{tl|user tmr}} &mdash; [[:Category:user tmr-N|native]] ====See also==== *[[#arc|Aramaic]] {{babels|tn|Setswana|Tswana}} {{babels|to|lea fakatonga|Tongan}} {{babels|tpi|Tok Pisin|Tok Pisin}} {{babels|tr|Türkçe|Turkish}} {{babels|ts|Xitsonga|Tsonga}} {{babels|tt|Tatarça|Tatar}} {{babels|tum|chiTumbuka|Tumbuka}} {{babels|tvl|Tuvalu|Tuvaluan}} {{babels|tw|Twi|Twi}} {{babels|ty|Reo M&#257;`ohi|Tahitian}} {{babels|tyv|Тыва Дыл|Tyvan}} {{btot}} ==U== {{babels|uby|atʷaχəbza|Ubykh}} {{babels|ug|ئۇيغۇرچە|Uyghur}} {{babels|uk|Українська|Ukrainian}} {{babels|ur|اردو|Urdu}} {{babels|uz|Ўзбек|Uzbek}} {{btot}} ==V== {{babels|ve|Tshivenda|Venda}} {{babels|vec|Vèneto|Venetian}} {{babels|vi|Tiếng Việt|Vietnamese}} {{babels|vo|Volapük|Volapük}} {{btot}} ==W== {{babels|wa|Walon|Walloon}} {{babels|war|Winaray|Waray-Waray}} {{babels|wo|Wolof|Wolof}} {{btot}} ==X== {{babels|xh|isiXhosa|Xhosa}} {{btot}} ==Y== {{babels|yi|ייִדיש|Yiddish}} {{babels|yo|Yorùbá|Yorùbá}} {{btot}} ==Z== {{babels|za|Cuengh|Zhuang}} {{babels|zh|中文|Chinese}} {{babels|zh-xi'nan|西南官话/西南官話|Southwestern Mandarin}} {{babels|zh-hakka|客家話|Hakka}} {{babels|zh-min-dong|閩東語/闽东语|Min Dong}} {{babels|zh-min-nan|Bân-lâm-gú|Min Nan}} {{babels|zh-wen|文言文|Classical Chinese}} {{babels|zh-wuu|吳語/吴语|Wu}} {{babels|zh-yue|粵語/粤语|Cantonese}} {{babels|zu|isiZulu|Zulu}} {{btot}} [[Category:Wiktionary multilingual coordination]] [[Category:Babel]] [[en:Wiktionary:Babel]] 11581 2006-10-26T17:43:44Z 217.83.104.210 -nonexistant language, see [[w:Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Canuleze language]] {{shortcut|[[WP:BBL]]<br />[[WP:BABEL]]}} '''User language templates''' aid multilingual communication by making it easier to contact someone who speaks a certain language. The idea originated on the [[commons:Commons:Babel|Wikimedia Commons]] and has also been implemented on [[meta:Meta:Babel templates|Meta-Wiki]] and some of the other Wikipedias, to varying extents. To participate, you can add the Babel template to your user page by following these instructions: *Start off with '''<nowiki>{{Babel-X|</nowiki>''' *Next add one of the following codes for each language you speak or understand, separated by '''|''', where '''xx''' is the Wikipedia code for the language. The general usage of each code level is as follows (note that not all languages have all levels, but you may create the template you are missing, except for de-5): **'''xx-0''' if you don't understand the language at all. Don't use it for ''every'' language you don't know; only when there is some reason why you might be expected to know it. **'''xx-1''' for basic ability - enough to understand written material or simple questions in this language. **'''xx-2''' for intermediate ability - enough for editing or discussions. **'''xx-3''' for advanced level - though you can write in this language with no problem, some small errors might occur. **'''xx-4''' for 'near-native' level - although it's not your first language from birth, your ability is something like that of a native speaker. **'''xx-5''' for professional proficiency. Note that this template is currently only available for English, French, and Spanish; the German one was recently deleted at [[Wikipedia:Templates_for_deletion/Log/2006_January_8#Template:User_de-5|TfD]]. **'''xx''' (no hyphen or number) for native speakers who use a language every day and have a perfect grasp of it, including colloquialisms. *[[Wikipedia:Babel/Levels|Expanded definitions of these levels]] are also available. *Then finish by adding closing braces: '''<nowiki>}}</nowiki>''' {|style="float: right; margin-left: 1em; margin-bottom: 0.5em; width: 242px; border: #99B3FF solid 1px" |<center>'''[[Wikipedia:Babel]]'''</center> |- |{{User en-5}} |- |{{User tr}} |- |{{User no-4}} |- |{{User he-3}} |- |{{User lt-2}} |- |{{User es-1}} |- |{{User an-0}} |- |style="text-align: center"|[[:Category:User languages|Search user languages]] |} So, for example, '''<nowiki>{{Babel-X|en|de-1}}</nowiki>''' would indicate a native speaker of English with basic knowledge of German. '''<nowiki>{{Babel-X|en-5|sv|no-4|he-3|lt-2|es-1|an-0}}</nowiki>''' would indicate a professional profiency of the English language, a native speaker of Swedish with an almost-native knowledge of Norwegian, advanced knowledge of Hebrew, an intermediate knowledge of Lithuanian, a basic knowledge of Spanish and no knowledge of Aragonese. These templates add you to the category associated with your level of understanding, and to the overall category for that language. To find someone who speaks a particular language, see '''[[:Category:user languages|user languages]]''', and follow the links. For the most part, the two and three letter codes are taken from [[ISO 639]], but see [[meta:Complete list of language wikis available|this list]] for a comprehensive guide. You can help expand this system by creating templates for your language. Categories have already been created for most languages which have editions of Wikipedia containing over a hundred articles; they just need labelling up! It's recommended to copy the English or French versions when expanding the scheme, as most of the languages listed here are incomplete. Note that all [[list of sign languages|sign languages]] currently use the same template with language code "sgn", with the exception of [[:Category:User ASL|American Sign Language]] users who should use the [[Wikipedia:Babel#ASL|ASL template]]. Other sign languages can be specified within the <nowiki>{{User sgn}}</nowiki> template itself. The use of this parameter requires the user to perform an extra step when using the <nowiki>{{Babel-#}}</nowiki> templates, described [[:Category:User sgn|here]]. ==Alternatives== There are other options for achieving results the same as or similar to the standard Babel-X template above. #You can add stand-alone language templates. Format: '''<nowiki>{{User xx-1}}{{User yy-1}}{{User zz-1}}</nowiki>'''. #You can use the Babel-N template. Format: '''<nowiki>{{Babel-N|1={{User xx-1}}{{User yy-1}}{{User zz-1}}}}</nowiki>'''. #You can use top and bottom templates to make the box. Format: '''<nowiki>{{Userboxtop}}{{User xx-1}}{{User yy-1}}{{User zz-1}}{{Userboxbottom}}</nowiki>'''. ==Natural languages== __NOEDITSECTION__ ==A== {{babels|aa|Afar|Afar}} {{babels|ab|Аҧсуа|Abkhaz}} {{babels|af|Afrikaans|Afrikaans}} {{babels|ain|Aynu itak|Ainu language}} {{babels|ak|Akan|Akan}} {{babels|als|Alemannisch|Alemannic German}} {{babels|am|አማርኛ|Amharic}} === an - <span id=an lang=an>Aragonés</span> ([[Aragonese language|Aragonese]])=== Category: '''[[:Category:User an|User an]]''' *{{[[Template:User an-0|User an-0]]}} &mdash; [[:Category:User an-0|unable to contribute in Aragonese]] *{{[[Template:User an-1|User an-1]]}} &mdash; [[:Category:User an-1|basic]] *{{[[Template:User an-2|User an-2]]}} &mdash; [[:Category:User an-2|intermediate]] *{{[[Template:User an-3|User an-3]]}} &mdash; [[:Category:User an-3|advanced]] *{{[[Template:User an-4|User an-4]]}} &mdash; [[:Category:User an-4|near native]] *{{[[Template:User an|User an]]}} &mdash; [[:Category:User an-N|native]] {{babels|ang|Englisc|Old English}} {{babelsExt|ar|العربية|Arabic}} {{babels|arc|ܐܪܡܝܐ|Aramaic}} ====See also==== *[[#tmr|Talmudic Aramaic]] {{babels|as|অসমীয়া|Assamese}} {{babels|ASL|ASL|American Sign Language}} (ASL-4 is currently deprecated) {{babels|ast|Asturianu|Asturian}} {{babels|av|Авар|Avar}} {{babels|ay|Aymar|Aymara}} {{babels|az|Azərbaycan dili|Azerbaijani}} {{btot}} ==B== {{babels|ba|Башқорт|Bashkir}} {{babels|be|Беларуская|Belarusian}} {{babelsExt|bg|Български|Bulgarian}} {{babels|bh|भोजपुरी|Bhojpuri}} {{babels|bi|Bislama|Bislama}} {{babels|bm|Bamanankan|Bambara}} {{babels|bn|বাংলা / Bānglā|Bengali}} {{babels|bo|བོད་ཡིག|Tibetan}} {{babels|br|Brezhoneg|Breton}} {{babels|bs|Bosanski|Bosnian}} {{btot}} ==C== {{babels|ca|Català|Catalan}} {{babels|ce|Нохчийн|Chechen}} {{babels|ceb|Sugbuanon|Cebuano}} {{babels|ch|Chamoru|Chamorro}} {{babels|cho|Choctaw|Choctaw}} {{babels|chr|ᏣᎳᎩ|Cherokee}} {{babels|chy|Tsetsêhestâhese|Cheyenne}} {{babels|co|Corsu|Corsican}} {{babels|cr|Nehiyaw|Cree}} {{babels|cs|Čeština|Czech}} {{babels|csb|Kaszëbsczi|Kashubian}} {{babels|cv|Чӑваш|Chuvash}} {{babels|cy|Cymraeg|Welsh}} {{btot}} ==D== {{babels|da|Dansk|Danish}} {{babelsExt|de|Deutsch|German}} {{babels|dsb|Dolnoserbski|Lower Sorbian}} {{babels|dv|Dhivehi|Dhivehi}} {{babels|dz|རྫོང་ཁ|Dzongkha}} {{btot}} ==E== {{babels|ee|Eve|Ewe}} {{babels|el|Ελληνικά|Greek}} {{babelsExt|en|English|English}} {{babels|en-me|Englissh|Middle English}} {{babels|eo|Esperanto|Esperanto}} {{babels|er|Europanto|Europanto}} {{babelsExt|es|Español|Spanish}} {{babels|et|Eesti|Estonian}} {{babels|eu|Euskara|Basque}} {{btot}} ==F== {{babels|ff|Fulfulde|Fula}} {{babels|fi|Suomi|Finnish}} {{babels|fiu-vro|Võro|Võro}} {{babels|fj|Vosa vaka-Viti|Fijian}} {{babelsExt|fo|Føroyskt|Faroese}} {{babelsExt|fr|Français|French}} {{babels|fur|Furlan|Friulian}} {{babelsExt|fy|Frysk|Frisian}} {{btot}} ==G== {{babelsExt|ga|Gaeilge|Irish}} {{babels|gd|Gàidhlig|Scottish Gaelic}} 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ASL users should use the [[Wikipedia:Babel#ASL|ASL template]].'' *{{tl|user sgn-1}} &mdash; [[:Category:user sgn-1|basic]] *{{tl|user sgn-2}} &mdash; [[:Category:user sgn-2|intermediate]] *{{tl|user sgn-3}} &mdash; [[:Category:user sgn-3|advanced]] *{{tl|user sgn}} &mdash; [[:Category:user sgn-N|native]] {{babels|si|සිංහල|Sinhala}} === simple - <span id=simple lang=simple>Simple English</span> ([http://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/Main_Page Simple English ])=== Category: '''[[:Category:user simple|user simple]]''' *{{tl|user simple-1}} &mdash; [[:Category:user en-1|basic]] *{{tl|user simple-2}} &mdash; [[:Category:user en-2|intermediate]] *{{tl|user simple-3}} &mdash; [[:Category:user en-3|advanced]] *{{tl|user simple-4}} &mdash; [[:Category:user en-4|near native]] {{babels|sk|Slovenčina|Slovak}} {{babels|sl|Slovenščina|Slovene}} {{babels|sm|Gagana Samoa|Samoan}} {{babels|sn|Chishona|Shona}} {{babels|so|Soomaaliga|Somali}} {{babels|sq|Shqip|Albanian}} {{babels|sh|Srpskohrvatski/Српскохрватски|Serbocroatian}} {{babels|sr|Српски|Serbian}} {{babels|ss|SiSwati|Swati}} {{babels|st|Sesotho|Sesotho}} {{babels|su|Basa Sunda|Sundanese}} {{babels|sv|Svenska|Swedish}} {{babelsExt|sw|Kiswahili|Swahili}} {{babels|sxu|Sächs'sch|Upper Saxon}} {{btot}} ==T== {{babels|ta|தமிழ்|Tamil}} {{babels|te|తెలుగు|Telugu}} {{babels|tg|Тоҷикӣ|Tajik}} {{babelsExt|th|ภาษาไทย|Thai}} {{babels|ti|ትግርኛ|Tigrinya}} {{babels|tk|Türkmençe|Turkmen}} {{babels|tl|Tagalog|Tagalog}} ===<span id="tmr">tmr</span> - Talmudic [[Aramaic]]=== Category: '''[[:Category:user tmr|user tmr]]''' *{{tl|user tmr-1}} &mdash; [[:Category:user tmr-1|basic]] *{{tl|user tmr-2}} &mdash; [[:Category:user tmr-2|intermediate]] *{{tl|user tmr-3}} &mdash; [[:Category:user tmr-3|advanced]] *{{tl|user tmr}} &mdash; [[:Category:user tmr-N|native]] ====See also==== *[[#arc|Aramaic]] {{babels|tn|Setswana|Tswana}} {{babels|to|lea fakatonga|Tongan}} {{babels|tpi|Tok Pisin|Tok Pisin}} {{babels|tr|Türkçe|Turkish}} {{babels|ts|Xitsonga|Tsonga}} {{babels|tt|Tatarça|Tatar}} {{babels|tum|chiTumbuka|Tumbuka}} {{babels|tvl|Tuvalu|Tuvaluan}} {{babels|tw|Twi|Twi}} {{babels|ty|Reo M&#257;`ohi|Tahitian}} {{babels|tyv|Тыва Дыл|Tyvan}} {{btot}} ==U== {{babels|uby|atʷaχəbza|Ubykh}} {{babels|ug|ئۇيغۇرچە|Uyghur}} {{babels|uk|Українська|Ukrainian}} {{babels|ur|اردو|Urdu}} {{babels|uz|Ўзбек|Uzbek}} {{btot}} ==V== {{babels|ve|Tshivenda|Venda}} {{babels|vec|Vèneto|Venetian}} {{babels|vi|Tiếng Việt|Vietnamese}} {{babels|vo|Volapük|Volapük}} {{btot}} ==W== {{babels|wa|Walon|Walloon}} {{babels|war|Winaray|Waray-Waray}} {{babels|wo|Wolof|Wolof}} {{btot}} ==X== {{babels|xh|isiXhosa|Xhosa}} {{btot}} ==Y== {{babels|yi|ייִדיש|Yiddish}} {{babels|yo|Yorùbá|Yorùbá}} {{btot}} ==Z== {{babels|za|Cuengh|Zhuang}} {{babels|zh|中文|Chinese}} {{babels|zh-xi'nan|西南官话/西南官話|Southwestern Mandarin}} {{babels|zh-hakka|客家話|Hakka}} {{babels|zh-min-dong|閩東語/闽东语|Min Dong}} {{babels|zh-min-nan|Bân-lâm-gú|Min Nan}} {{babels|zh-wen|文言文|Classical Chinese}} {{babels|zh-wuu|吳語/吴语|Wu}} {{babels|zh-yue|粵語/粤语|Cantonese}} {{babels|zu|isiZulu|Zulu}} {{btot}} [[Category:Wiktionary multilingual coordination]] [[Category:Babel]] [[en:Wiktionary:Babel]] 2736 6683 2006-05-25T01:56:15Z Cromwellt 61 created babel page language display extended template ==={{{1}}} - <span id={{{1}}} lang={{{1}}}>{{{2}}}</span> ([[{{{3}}} language|{{{3}}}]])=== Category: '''[[:Category:user {{{1}}}|user {{{1}}}]]''' * {{tl|user {{{1}}}-0}} &mdash; [[:Category:user {{{1}}}-0|unable to contribute in {{{3}}}]] * {{tl|user {{{1}}}-1}} &mdash; [[:Category:user {{{1}}}-1|basic]] * {{tl|user {{{1}}}-2}} &mdash; [[:Category:user {{{1}}}-2|intermediate]] * {{tl|user {{{1}}}-3}} &mdash; [[:Category:user {{{1}}}-3|advanced]] * {{tl|user {{{1}}}-4}} &mdash; [[:Category:user {{{1}}}-4|near native]] * {{tl|user {{{1}}}-5}} &mdash; [[:Category:user {{{1}}}-5|professional]] * {{tl|user {{{1}}}}} &mdash; [[:Category:user {{{1}}}-N|native]] 2737 6684 2006-05-25T01:57:44Z Cromwellt 61 created sub template {{[[Template:{{{1}}}|{{{1}}}]]}}<noinclude>[[vi:Tiêu bản:Tl]][[fr:Modèle:M]][[pl:Szablon:S]][[Category:Internal link templates|Tl]]</noinclude> 2738 6688 2006-05-25T19:26:45Z Cromwellt 61 created entry, added wotd tag {{wotd|2006|05|31}} ==Verb== {{verb|identify|identifies|identified|identifying}} # To know what something is, to [[recognize]]. #: ''I showed him a picture and he identified his brother.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[recognize]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[identifiable]] *[[identification]] *[[misidentify]] *[[unidentified]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[ID]] *[[appraise]] [[en:identify]] 7262 2006-07-16T14:26:58Z Brett 77 ==Verb== {{verb|identify|identifies|identified|identifying}} {{transitive verb}} # To know what something is, to [[recognize]]. #: ''I showed him a picture and he identified his brother.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[recognize]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[identifiable]] *[[identification]] *[[misidentify]] *[[unidentified]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[ID]] *[[appraise]] [[en:identify]] 7551 2006-07-19T05:33:51Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: fi, fr, hu, io, zh ==Verb== {{verb|identify|identifies|identified|identifying}} {{transitive verb}} # To know what something is, to [[recognize]]. #: ''I showed him a picture and he identified his brother.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[recognize]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[identifiable]] *[[identification]] *[[misidentify]] *[[unidentified]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[ID]] *[[appraise]] [[en:identify]] [[fr:identify]] [[io:identify]] [[hu:identify]] [[fi:identify]] [[zh:identify]] 10084 2006-09-24T13:07:46Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ta:identify]] ==Verb== {{verb|identify|identifies|identified|identifying}} {{transitive verb}} # To know what something is, to [[recognize]]. #: ''I showed him a picture and he identified his brother.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[recognize]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[identifiable]] *[[identification]] *[[misidentify]] *[[unidentified]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[ID]] *[[appraise]] [[en:identify]] [[fr:identify]] [[io:identify]] [[hu:identify]] [[fi:identify]] [[ta:identify]] [[zh:identify]] 10385 2006-10-05T16:06:36Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[vi:identify]] ==Verb== {{verb|identify|identifies|identified|identifying}} {{transitive verb}} # To know what something is, to [[recognize]]. #: ''I showed him a picture and he identified his brother.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[recognize]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[identifiable]] *[[identification]] *[[misidentify]] *[[unidentified]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[ID]] *[[appraise]] [[en:identify]] [[fr:identify]] [[io:identify]] [[hu:identify]] [[fi:identify]] [[ta:identify]] [[vi:identify]] [[zh:identify]] 12326 2006-11-16T12:07:14Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Verb== {{verb|identify|identifies|identified|identifying}} {{transitive verb}} # To know what something is, to [[recognize]]. #: ''I showed him a picture and he identified his brother.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[recognize]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[identifiable]] *[[identification]] *[[misidentify]] *[[unidentified]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[ID]] *[[appraise]] [[en:identify]] [[fr:identify]] [[io:identify]] [[hu:identify]] [[fi:identify]] [[ta:identify]] [[vi:identify]] [[zh:identify]] 2739 6689 2006-05-25T19:27:03Z Cromwellt 61 created wotd <big>'''identify'''</big> <small>verb</small> # To [[know]] what something is, to [[recognize]]. #: ''I showed him a picture and he identified his brother.'' <small>[[identify|Read full entry]]</small> 2740 6691 2006-05-26T04:57:56Z Cromwellt 61 created entry, added templates, etc. ==Noun== {{noun}} # The [[rear]] part of a thing. #: ''I went to the back of the house.'' # The rear part of the human body. #: ''He had a scar on his back.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[rear]] ===Antonyms=== *(''rear part of something'') [[front]] *(''rear part of human body'') [[front]], [[chest]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[backbone]] *[[back to back]] *[[bareback]] *[[hatchback]] *[[hunchback]] *[[a monkey on one's back]] *[[pat on the back]] *[[turn one's back on]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[spine]] {{body}} ==Verb== {{verb|back|backs|backed|backing}} # To [[support]]. #: ''The Republicans backed the bill.'' # To move [[backward]]. #: ''He put the car in gear and backed right into the garage door.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''support'') [[back up]] *(''move backward'') [[back up]], [[retreat]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[back down]] *[[back out]] *[[back up]] ==Adverb== [[Image:Back.png|thumb|right|A back symbol]] {{adverb}} # Toward the rear. #: ''He went back behind the stands.'' # To a place again. #: ''I sent it back.'' #: ''He went back to the same house.'' #: ''They came back again.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[backtrack]] *[[backward]] *[[backwards]] *[[back home]] *[[be back]] *[[come back]] *[[go back]] *[[sit back]] *[[stand back]] *[[talk back]] *[[turn back]] *[[write back]] [[en:back]] 7411 2006-07-18T23:54:27Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ang, ar, de, el, fa, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, pt, ru, sv, ta, uk, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} # The [[rear]] part of a thing. #: ''I went to the back of the house.'' # The rear part of the human body. #: ''He had a scar on his back.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[rear]] ===Antonyms=== *(''rear part of something'') [[front]] *(''rear part of human body'') [[front]], [[chest]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[backbone]] *[[back to back]] *[[bareback]] *[[hatchback]] *[[hunchback]] *[[a monkey on one's back]] *[[pat on the back]] *[[turn one's back on]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[spine]] {{body}} ==Verb== {{verb|back|backs|backed|backing}} # To [[support]]. #: ''The Republicans backed the bill.'' # To move [[backward]]. #: ''He put the car in gear and backed right into the garage door.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''support'') [[back up]] *(''move backward'') [[back up]], [[retreat]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[back down]] *[[back out]] *[[back up]] ==Adverb== [[Image:Back.png|thumb|right|A back symbol]] {{adverb}} # Toward the rear. #: ''He went back behind the stands.'' # To a place again. #: ''I sent it back.'' #: ''He went back to the same house.'' #: ''They came back again.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[backtrack]] *[[backward]] *[[backwards]] *[[back home]] *[[be back]] *[[come back]] *[[go back]] *[[sit back]] *[[stand back]] *[[talk back]] *[[turn back]] *[[write back]] [[ang:back]] [[ar:back]] [[de:back]] [[el:back]] [[en:back]] [[fa:back]] [[fr:back]] [[io:back]] [[it:back]] [[hu:back]] [[ja:back]] [[pt:back]] [[ru:back]] [[fi:back]] [[sv:back]] [[ta:back]] [[uk:back]] [[zh:back]] 8805 2006-08-21T17:27:06Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy ==Noun== {{noun}} # The [[rear]] part of a thing. #: ''I went to the back of the house.'' # The rear part of the human body. #: ''He had a scar on his back.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[rear]] ===Antonyms=== *(''rear part of something'') [[front]] *(''rear part of human body'') [[front]], [[chest]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[backbone]] *[[back to back]] *[[bareback]] *[[hatchback]] *[[hunchback]] *[[a monkey on one's back]] *[[pat on the back]] *[[turn one's back on]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[spine]] {{body}} ==Verb== {{verb|back|backs|backed|backing}} # To [[support]]. #: ''The Republicans backed the bill.'' # To move [[backward]]. #: ''He put the car in gear and backed right into the garage door.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''support'') [[back up]] *(''move backward'') [[back up]], [[retreat]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[back down]] *[[back out]] *[[back up]] ==Adverb== [[Image:Back.png|thumb|right|A back symbol]] {{adverb}} # Toward the rear. #: ''He went back behind the stands.'' # To a place again. #: ''I sent it back.'' #: ''He went back to the same house.'' #: ''They came back again.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[backtrack]] *[[backward]] *[[backwards]] *[[back home]] *[[be back]] *[[come back]] *[[go back]] *[[sit back]] *[[stand back]] *[[talk back]] *[[turn back]] *[[write back]] [[ang:back]] [[ar:back]] [[de:back]] [[el:back]] [[en:back]] [[fa:back]] [[fr:back]] [[hy:back]] [[io:back]] [[it:back]] [[hu:back]] [[ja:back]] [[pt:back]] [[ru:back]] [[fi:back]] [[sv:back]] [[ta:back]] [[uk:back]] [[zh:back]] 9378 2006-09-02T11:48:48Z 81.227.218.191 png -> svg ==Noun== {{noun}} # The [[rear]] part of a thing. #: ''I went to the back of the house.'' # The rear part of the human body. #: ''He had a scar on his back.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[rear]] ===Antonyms=== *(''rear part of something'') [[front]] *(''rear part of human body'') [[front]], [[chest]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[backbone]] *[[back to back]] *[[bareback]] *[[hatchback]] *[[hunchback]] *[[a monkey on one's back]] *[[pat on the back]] *[[turn one's back on]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[spine]] {{body}} ==Verb== {{verb|back|backs|backed|backing}} # To [[support]]. #: ''The Republicans backed the bill.'' # To move [[backward]]. #: ''He put the car in gear and backed right into the garage door.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''support'') [[back up]] *(''move backward'') [[back up]], [[retreat]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[back down]] *[[back out]] *[[back up]] ==Adverb== [[Image:Back.svg|thumb|right|A back symbol]] {{adverb}} # Toward the rear. #: ''He went back behind the stands.'' # To a place again. #: ''I sent it back.'' #: ''He went back to the same house.'' #: ''They came back again.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[backtrack]] *[[backward]] *[[backwards]] *[[back home]] *[[be back]] *[[come back]] *[[go back]] *[[sit back]] *[[stand back]] *[[talk back]] *[[turn back]] *[[write back]] [[ang:back]] [[ar:back]] [[de:back]] [[el:back]] [[en:back]] [[fa:back]] [[fr:back]] [[hy:back]] [[io:back]] [[it:back]] [[hu:back]] [[ja:back]] [[pt:back]] [[ru:back]] [[fi:back]] [[sv:back]] [[ta:back]] [[uk:back]] [[zh:back]] 9439 2006-09-10T11:07:31Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Noun== {{noun}} # The [[rear]] part of a thing. #: ''I went to the back of the house.'' # The rear part of the human body. #: ''He had a scar on his back.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[rear]] ===Antonyms=== *(''rear part of something'') [[front]] *(''rear part of human body'') [[front]], [[chest]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[backbone]] *[[back to back]] *[[bareback]] *[[hatchback]] *[[hunchback]] *[[a monkey on one's back]] *[[pat on the back]] *[[turn one's back on]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[spine]] {{body}} ==Verb== {{verb|back|backs|backed|backing}} # To [[support]]. #: ''The Republicans backed the bill.'' # To move [[backward]]. #: ''He put the car in gear and backed right into the garage door.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''support'') [[back up]] *(''move backward'') [[back up]], [[retreat]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[back down]] *[[back out]] *[[back up]] ==Adverb== [[Image:Back.svg|thumb|right|A back symbol]] {{adverb}} # Toward the rear. #: ''He went back behind the stands.'' # To a place again. #: ''I sent it back.'' #: ''He went back to the same house.'' #: ''They came back again.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[backtrack]] *[[backward]] *[[backwards]] *[[back home]] *[[be back]] *[[come back]] *[[go back]] *[[sit back]] *[[stand back]] *[[talk back]] *[[turn back]] *[[write back]] [[ang:back]] [[ar:back]] [[de:back]] [[el:back]] [[en:back]] [[fa:back]] [[fr:back]] [[hy:back]] [[io:back]] [[it:back]] [[hu:back]] [[ja:back]] [[pt:back]] [[ru:back]] [[fi:back]] [[sv:back]] [[ta:back]] [[vi:back]] [[uk:back]] [[zh:back]] 9940 2006-09-24T12:10:11Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[es:back]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # The [[rear]] part of a thing. #: ''I went to the back of the house.'' # The rear part of the human body. #: ''He had a scar on his back.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[rear]] ===Antonyms=== *(''rear part of something'') [[front]] *(''rear part of human body'') [[front]], [[chest]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[backbone]] *[[back to back]] *[[bareback]] *[[hatchback]] *[[hunchback]] *[[a monkey on one's back]] *[[pat on the back]] *[[turn one's back on]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[spine]] {{body}} ==Verb== {{verb|back|backs|backed|backing}} # To [[support]]. #: ''The Republicans backed the bill.'' # To move [[backward]]. #: ''He put the car in gear and backed right into the garage door.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''support'') [[back up]] *(''move backward'') [[back up]], [[retreat]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[back down]] *[[back out]] *[[back up]] ==Adverb== [[Image:Back.svg|thumb|right|A back symbol]] {{adverb}} # Toward the rear. #: ''He went back behind the stands.'' # To a place again. #: ''I sent it back.'' #: ''He went back to the same house.'' #: ''They came back again.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[backtrack]] *[[backward]] *[[backwards]] *[[back home]] *[[be back]] *[[come back]] *[[go back]] *[[sit back]] *[[stand back]] *[[talk back]] *[[turn back]] *[[write back]] [[ang:back]] [[ar:back]] [[de:back]] [[el:back]] [[en:back]] [[es:back]] [[fa:back]] [[fr:back]] [[hy:back]] [[io:back]] [[it:back]] [[hu:back]] [[ja:back]] [[pt:back]] [[ru:back]] [[fi:back]] [[sv:back]] [[ta:back]] [[vi:back]] [[uk:back]] [[zh:back]] 10650 2006-10-09T17:16:55Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:back]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # The [[rear]] part of a thing. #: ''I went to the back of the house.'' # The rear part of the human body. #: ''He had a scar on his back.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[rear]] ===Antonyms=== *(''rear part of something'') [[front]] *(''rear part of human body'') [[front]], [[chest]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[backbone]] *[[back to back]] *[[bareback]] *[[hatchback]] *[[hunchback]] *[[a monkey on one's back]] *[[pat on the back]] *[[turn one's back on]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[spine]] {{body}} ==Verb== {{verb|back|backs|backed|backing}} # To [[support]]. #: ''The Republicans backed the bill.'' # To move [[backward]]. #: ''He put the car in gear and backed right into the garage door.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''support'') [[back up]] *(''move backward'') [[back up]], [[retreat]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[back down]] *[[back out]] *[[back up]] ==Adverb== [[Image:Back.svg|thumb|right|A back symbol]] {{adverb}} # Toward the rear. #: ''He went back behind the stands.'' # To a place again. #: ''I sent it back.'' #: ''He went back to the same house.'' #: ''They came back again.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[backtrack]] *[[backward]] *[[backwards]] *[[back home]] *[[be back]] *[[come back]] *[[go back]] *[[sit back]] *[[stand back]] *[[talk back]] *[[turn back]] *[[write back]] [[ang:back]] [[ar:back]] [[de:back]] [[el:back]] [[en:back]] [[es:back]] [[fa:back]] [[fr:back]] [[hy:back]] [[io:back]] [[it:back]] [[kk:back]] [[hu:back]] [[ja:back]] [[pt:back]] [[ru:back]] [[fi:back]] [[sv:back]] [[ta:back]] [[vi:back]] [[uk:back]] [[zh:back]] 12910 2006-11-28T04:57:54Z Coppertwig 139 /* Noun */ picture and more words ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Matsui Hideki back.JPG|thumb|In this picture you are able to see the man's '''back''', not his front.]] # The [[rear]] part of a thing; the part in the other [[direction]] from the [[front]]. #: ''I went to the back of the house.'' # The rear part of the human body. #: ''He had a scar on his back.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[rear]] ===Antonyms=== *(''rear part of something'') [[front]] *(''rear part of human body'') [[front]], [[chest]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[backbone]] *[[back to back]] *[[bareback]] *[[hatchback]] *[[hunchback]] *[[a monkey on one's back]] *[[pat on the back]] *[[turn one's back on]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[spine]] <br style="clear:both"/> {{body}} ==Verb== {{verb|back|backs|backed|backing}} # To [[support]]. #: ''The Republicans backed the bill.'' # To move [[backward]]. #: ''He put the car in gear and backed right into the garage door.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''support'') [[back up]] *(''move backward'') [[back up]], [[retreat]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[back down]] *[[back out]] *[[back up]] ==Adverb== [[Image:Back.svg|thumb|right|A back symbol]] {{adverb}} # Toward the rear. #: ''He went back behind the stands.'' # To a place again. #: ''I sent it back.'' #: ''He went back to the same house.'' #: ''They came back again.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[backtrack]] *[[backward]] *[[backwards]] *[[back home]] *[[be back]] *[[come back]] *[[go back]] *[[sit back]] *[[stand back]] *[[talk back]] *[[turn back]] *[[write back]] [[ang:back]] [[ar:back]] [[de:back]] [[el:back]] [[en:back]] [[es:back]] [[fa:back]] [[fr:back]] [[hy:back]] [[io:back]] [[it:back]] [[kk:back]] [[hu:back]] [[ja:back]] [[pt:back]] [[ru:back]] [[fi:back]] [[sv:back]] [[ta:back]] [[vi:back]] [[uk:back]] [[zh:back]] 13977 2006-12-20T09:30:30Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[tr:back]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Matsui Hideki back.JPG|thumb|In this picture you are able to see the man's '''back''', not his front.]] # The [[rear]] part of a thing; the part in the other [[direction]] from the [[front]]. #: ''I went to the back of the house.'' # The rear part of the human body. #: ''He had a scar on his back.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[rear]] ===Antonyms=== *(''rear part of something'') [[front]] *(''rear part of human body'') [[front]], [[chest]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[backbone]] *[[back to back]] *[[bareback]] *[[hatchback]] *[[hunchback]] *[[a monkey on one's back]] *[[pat on the back]] *[[turn one's back on]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[spine]] <br style="clear:both"/> {{body}} ==Verb== {{verb|back|backs|backed|backing}} # To [[support]]. #: ''The Republicans backed the bill.'' # To move [[backward]]. #: ''He put the car in gear and backed right into the garage door.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''support'') [[back up]] *(''move backward'') [[back up]], [[retreat]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[back down]] *[[back out]] *[[back up]] ==Adverb== [[Image:Back.svg|thumb|right|A back symbol]] {{adverb}} # Toward the rear. #: ''He went back behind the stands.'' # To a place again. #: ''I sent it back.'' #: ''He went back to the same house.'' #: ''They came back again.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[backtrack]] *[[backward]] *[[backwards]] *[[back home]] *[[be back]] *[[come back]] *[[go back]] *[[sit back]] *[[stand back]] *[[talk back]] *[[turn back]] *[[write back]] [[ang:back]] [[ar:back]] [[de:back]] [[el:back]] [[en:back]] [[es:back]] [[fa:back]] [[fr:back]] [[hy:back]] [[io:back]] [[it:back]] [[kk:back]] [[hu:back]] [[ja:back]] [[pt:back]] [[ru:back]] [[fi:back]] [[sv:back]] [[ta:back]] [[vi:back]] [[tr:back]] [[uk:back]] [[zh:back]] 14083 2006-12-21T01:13:59Z Brett 77 formatting ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Matsui Hideki back.JPG|thumb|In this picture you are able to see the man's '''back''', not his front.]] # The [[rear]] part of a thing; the part in the other [[direction]] from the [[front]]. #: ''I went to the '''back''' of the house.'' # The rear part of the human [[body]]. #: ''He had a scar on his '''back'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[rear]] ===Antonyms=== *(''rear part of something'') [[front]] *(''rear part of human body'') [[front]], [[chest]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[backbone]] *[[back to back]] *[[bareback]] *[[hatchback]] *[[hunchback]] *[[a monkey on one's back]] *[[pat on the back]] *[[turn one's back on]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[spine]] <br style="clear:both"/> {{body}} ==Verb== {{verb|back|backs|backed|backing}} # To [[support]]. #: ''The Republicans '''backed''' the bill.'' # To move [[backward]]. #: ''He put the car in gear and '''backed''' right into the garage door.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''support'') [[back up]] *(''move backward'') [[back up]], [[retreat]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[back down]] *[[back out]] *[[back up]] ==Adverb== [[Image:Back.svg|thumb|right|A back symbol]] {{adverb}} # Toward the rear. #: ''He went '''back''' behind the stands.'' # To a place again. #: ''I didn't like it, so I sent it '''back'''.'' #: ''He went '''back''' to the same house.'' #: ''They came '''back''' again.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[backtrack]] *[[backward]] *[[backwards]] *[[back home]] *[[be back]] *[[come back]] *[[go back]] *[[sit back]] *[[stand back]] *[[talk back]] *[[turn back]] *[[write back]] [[ang:back]] [[ar:back]] [[de:back]] [[el:back]] [[en:back]] [[es:back]] [[fa:back]] [[fr:back]] [[hy:back]] [[io:back]] [[it:back]] [[kk:back]] [[hu:back]] [[ja:back]] [[pt:back]] [[ru:back]] [[fi:back]] [[sv:back]] [[ta:back]] [[vi:back]] [[tr:back]] [[uk:back]] [[zh:back]] 2741 6692 2006-05-26T05:07:11Z Cromwellt 61 anon welcome {{anon}} If you have any questions, feel free to ask me on my [[User talk:Cromwellt|talk page]]. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|Contris]] 05:07, 26 May 2006 (UTC) 2742 6702 2006-05-28T18:11:47Z Cromwellt 61 Created template especially for "to be" {| border=0 width=100% |- |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=19%| Infinitive<br> '''to [[{{{1}}}]]''' [[Category:Verbs]] [[Category:irregular verbs]] | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=21%| Simple present<br> '''[[{{{2}}}]], [[{{{3}}}]], [[{{{4}}}]]''' | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=19%| Simple past<br> '''[[{{{5}}}]], [[{{{6}}}]]''' | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=19%| Past participle<br> '''[[{{{7}}}]]''' | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=19%| Present participle<br> '''[[{{{8}}}]]''' |} 6703 2006-05-28T18:12:10Z Cromwellt 61 fixed cat {| border=0 width=100% |- |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=19%| Infinitive<br> '''to [[{{{1}}}]]''' [[Category:Verbs]] [[Category:Irregular verbs]] | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=21%| Simple present<br> '''[[{{{2}}}]], [[{{{3}}}]], [[{{{4}}}]]''' | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=19%| Simple past<br> '''[[{{{5}}}]], [[{{{6}}}]]''' | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=19%| Past participle<br> '''[[{{{7}}}]]''' | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=19%| Present participle<br> '''[[{{{8}}}]]''' |} 6708 2006-05-28T18:17:44Z Cromwellt 61 omitted template from cat {| border=0 width=100% |- |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=19%| Infinitive<br> '''to [[{{{1}}}]]''' | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=21%| Simple present<br> '''[[{{{2}}}]], [[{{{3}}}]], [[{{{4}}}]]''' | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=19%| Simple past<br> '''[[{{{5}}}]], [[{{{6}}}]]''' | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=19%| Past participle<br> '''[[{{{7}}}]]''' | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=19%| Present participle<br> '''[[{{{8}}}]]''' |} <includeonly>[[Category:Verbs]] [[Category:Irregular verbs]]</includeonly> 6709 2006-05-28T18:19:25Z Cromwellt 61 adde description of template {| border=0 width=100% |- |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=19%| Infinitive<br> '''to [[{{{1}}}]]''' | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=21%| Simple present<br> '''[[{{{2}}}]], [[{{{3}}}]], [[{{{4}}}]]''' | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=19%| Simple past<br> '''[[{{{5}}}]], [[{{{6}}}]]''' | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=19%| Past participle<br> '''[[{{{7}}}]]''' | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=19%| Present participle<br> '''[[{{{8}}}]]''' |} <includeonly>[[Category:Verbs]] [[Category:Irregular verbs]]</includeonly> <noinclude>This template places a verb in [[:Category:Verbs]] and in [[:Category:Irregular verbs]].</noinclude> 8106 2006-07-27T01:31:35Z Brett 77 {| border=0 width=100% |- |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=19%| Infinitive<br> '''[[{{{1}}}]]''' | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=21%| Simple present<br> '''[[{{{2}}}]], [[{{{3}}}]], [[{{{4}}}]]''' | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=19%| Simple past<br> '''[[{{{5}}}]], [[{{{6}}}]]''' | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=19%| Past participle<br> '''[[{{{7}}}]]''' | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=19%| Present participle<br> '''[[{{{8}}}]]''' |} <includeonly>[[Category:Verbs]] [[Category:Irregular verbs]]</includeonly> <noinclude>This template places a verb in [[:Category:Verbs]] and in [[:Category:Irregular verbs]].</noinclude> 8113 2006-07-27T01:40:36Z Brett 77 {| border=0 width=100% |- |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=19%| Infinitive<br> '''[[{{{1}}}]]''' | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=21%| Simple present<br> '''[[{{{2}}}]], [[{{{3}}}]], [[{{{4}}}]]''' | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=19%| Simple past<br> '''[[{{{5}}}]], [[{{{6}}}]]''' | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=19%| Past participle<br> '''[[{{{7}}}]]''' | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=19%| Present participle<br> '''[[{{{8}}}]]''' |} <includeonly>[[Category:Verbs]] [[Category:Irregular verbs]]</includeonly> <noinclude>This template places a verb in [[:Category:Verbs]] and in [[:Category:Irregular verbs]]. It is suitable only for the verb 'be' and its various forms, such as 'is', 'are', etc..</noinclude> 2743 6706 2006-05-28T18:15:11Z Cromwellt 61 described cat This category is for [[irregular verb]]s. It is a subcategory of [[:Category:Verbs|Verbs]]. [[Category:Verbs]] 2744 6713 2006-05-28T18:34:04Z Cromwellt 61 created definition, added usage and link to cat ==Noun== {{noun}} An [[adjective]] that has only one [[form]]. ===Usage=== Most adjectives are [[comparable]], meaning that they have a comparative form and a superlative form. For example, [[happy]] has the comparative form [[happier]] and the superlative form [[happiest]], while [[intelligent]] has the comparative form [[more intelligent]] and the superlative form [[most intelligent]]. But [[iron]] as an adjective has no comparative or superlative, because something cannot be "ironer" than something else. It either is iron or it is not. A list of non-comparable adjectives can be found at [[:Category:Non-comparable adjectives|Non-comparable adjectives]]. [[en:non-comparable adjective]] 6714 2006-05-28T18:36:06Z Cromwellt 61 added example, see also ==Noun== {{noun}} # An [[adjective]] that has only one [[form]]. #: ''"Iron" is a non-comparable adjective.'' ===Usage=== Most adjectives are [[comparable]], meaning that they have a comparative form and a superlative form. For example, [[happy]] has the comparative form [[happier]] and the superlative form [[happiest]], while [[intelligent]] has the comparative form [[more intelligent]] and the superlative form [[most intelligent]]. But [[iron]] as an adjective has no comparative or superlative, because something cannot be "ironer" than something else. It either is iron or it is not. A list of non-comparable adjectives can be found at [[:Category:Non-comparable adjectives|Non-comparable adjectives]]. ===See also=== *[[comparable]] *[[comparison]] *[[comparative]] *[[non-comparable]] *[[superlative]] [[en:non-comparable adjective]] 7612 2006-07-19T07:50:20Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Removing: en ==Noun== {{noun}} # An [[adjective]] that has only one [[form]]. #: ''"Iron" is a non-comparable adjective.'' ===Usage=== Most adjectives are [[comparable]], meaning that they have a comparative form and a superlative form. For example, [[happy]] has the comparative form [[happier]] and the superlative form [[happiest]], while [[intelligent]] has the comparative form [[more intelligent]] and the superlative form [[most intelligent]]. But [[iron]] as an adjective has no comparative or superlative, because something cannot be "ironer" than something else. It either is iron or it is not. A list of non-comparable adjectives can be found at [[:Category:Non-comparable adjectives|Non-comparable adjectives]]. ===See also=== *[[comparable]] *[[comparison]] *[[comparative]] *[[non-comparable]] *[[superlative]] 2745 6715 2006-05-28T18:36:32Z Cromwellt 61 described cat, added link to main cat This category is for [[non-comparable adjective]]s. It is a subcategory of [[:Category:Adjectives]]. [[Category:Adjectives]] 2746 6719 2006-05-28T18:41:59Z Cromwellt 61 [[antarctica]] moved to [[Antarctica]]: Proper nouns should be capitalized #REDIRECT [[Antarctica]] 2748 6749 2006-06-01T11:49:03Z H2g2bob 43 Polite request not to vandalise Hello. Please don't deface pages, it's just bad manners. I've blocked this account for 2 weeks: you will be able to use your account again from the 15th June if you want to make some constructive comments. Yours, [[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 11:49, 1 June 2006 (UTC) 2749 6751 2006-06-02T07:31:52Z Cromwellt 61 Is this a word? If this word doesn't exist on EWikt, why do we have it here? There are many other, much more common words that we still have no entries for, like on the [[Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist|BE850]]. It also doesn't sound like a real word. Do you have a reference to back you up, Linuxerist? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 07:31, 2 June 2006 (UTC) 6757 2006-06-03T10:22:57Z H2g2bob 43 If this word doesn't exist on EWikt, why do we have it here? There are many other, much more common words that we still have no entries for, like on the [[Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist|BE850]]. It also doesn't sound like a real word. Do you have a reference to back you up, Linuxerist? --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 07:31, 2 June 2006 (UTC) : Has no [http://www.google.co.uk/search?q=haltitation google hits], so I'll delete it --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:22, 3 June 2006 (UTC) 2750 6753 2006-06-02T07:41:02Z Cromwellt 61 created wotd <big>'''dictionary'''</big> <small>noun</small> # A [[book]] that tells you what [[word]]s mean, and how to [[spell]] them. A lot of dictionaries will also tell you about [[etymology]] (where words come from) and [[pronunciation]] (how to speak them). #: ''The words in a printed dictionary are in [[alphabetical]] order.'' <small>[[dictionary|Read full entry]]</small> 6755 2006-06-02T10:35:38Z Cromwellt 61 added line breaks for esthetics on Main Page <big>'''dictionary'''</big> <small>noun</small> # A [[book]] that tells you what [[word]]s mean, and how to [[spell]] them.<br> A lot of dictionaries will also tell you about [[etymology]] (where words come from)<br> and [[pronunciation]] (how to speak them). #: ''The words in a printed dictionary are in [[alphabetical]] order.'' <small>[[dictionary|Read full entry]]</small> 2751 6756 2006-06-02T11:01:52Z Cromwellt 61 simplyfying {{BE850}} ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} # A [[small]]er [[amount]]. #: ''He does less of the work than she does.'' # [[reduced|Reduced]]. #: ''I want less soup.'' ===Usage=== *(''smaller amount'') This [[usage]] of '''less''' [[compare]]s two or more things. It always refers to the lesser part of the group. ===Synonyms=== *(''reduced'') [[reduced]], [[fewer]], [[a smaller amount of]], [[a lesser amount of]], [[not as much of]] ===Antonyms=== *(''reduced'') [[more]], [[extra]], [[a larger amount of]], [[a greater amount of]], [[more of]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[less is more]] *[[more or less]] *[[I couldn’t care less]] *[[-less]] ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # [[lower|Lower]] in a [[characteristic]] in a group. #: ''Jim is less wise than Patricia.'' ===Usage=== '''Less''' identifies the [[negative]] [[comparative]] form of all [[comparable]] adjectives. For example, with the adjective [[intelligent]], the negative comparative is [[less intelligent]]. A [[similar]] form is the negative [[superlative]]. ===Antonyms=== *[[more]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[most]] *[[more]] *[[much]] *[[little]] *[[least]] [[en:less]] 7559 2006-07-19T05:46:59Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: fr, hu, io, it, zh {{BE850}} ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} # A [[small]]er [[amount]]. #: ''He does less of the work than she does.'' # [[reduced|Reduced]]. #: ''I want less soup.'' ===Usage=== *(''smaller amount'') This [[usage]] of '''less''' [[compare]]s two or more things. It always refers to the lesser part of the group. ===Synonyms=== *(''reduced'') [[reduced]], [[fewer]], [[a smaller amount of]], [[a lesser amount of]], [[not as much of]] ===Antonyms=== *(''reduced'') [[more]], [[extra]], [[a larger amount of]], [[a greater amount of]], [[more of]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[less is more]] *[[more or less]] *[[I couldn’t care less]] *[[-less]] ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # [[lower|Lower]] in a [[characteristic]] in a group. #: ''Jim is less wise than Patricia.'' ===Usage=== '''Less''' identifies the [[negative]] [[comparative]] form of all [[comparable]] adjectives. For example, with the adjective [[intelligent]], the negative comparative is [[less intelligent]]. A [[similar]] form is the negative [[superlative]]. ===Antonyms=== *[[more]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[most]] *[[more]] *[[much]] *[[little]] *[[least]] [[en:less]] [[fr:less]] [[io:less]] [[it:less]] [[hu:less]] [[zh:less]] 9040 2006-08-22T00:36:30Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: fi {{BE850}} ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} # A [[small]]er [[amount]]. #: ''He does less of the work than she does.'' # [[reduced|Reduced]]. #: ''I want less soup.'' ===Usage=== *(''smaller amount'') This [[usage]] of '''less''' [[compare]]s two or more things. It always refers to the lesser part of the group. ===Synonyms=== *(''reduced'') [[reduced]], [[fewer]], [[a smaller amount of]], [[a lesser amount of]], [[not as much of]] ===Antonyms=== *(''reduced'') [[more]], [[extra]], [[a larger amount of]], [[a greater amount of]], [[more of]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[less is more]] *[[more or less]] *[[I couldn’t care less]] *[[-less]] ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # [[lower|Lower]] in a [[characteristic]] in a group. #: ''Jim is less wise than Patricia.'' ===Usage=== '''Less''' identifies the [[negative]] [[comparative]] form of all [[comparable]] adjectives. For example, with the adjective [[intelligent]], the negative comparative is [[less intelligent]]. A [[similar]] form is the negative [[superlative]]. ===Antonyms=== *[[more]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[most]] *[[more]] *[[much]] *[[little]] *[[least]] [[en:less]] [[fr:less]] [[io:less]] [[it:less]] [[hu:less]] [[fi:less]] [[zh:less]] 9899 2006-09-24T11:35:14Z Tangobot 116 Robot: Automated text replacement (-{{adjective2}} +{{adjective}}) {{BE850}} ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # A [[small]]er [[amount]]. #: ''He does less of the work than she does.'' # [[reduced|Reduced]]. #: ''I want less soup.'' ===Usage=== *(''smaller amount'') This [[usage]] of '''less''' [[compare]]s two or more things. It always refers to the lesser part of the group. ===Synonyms=== *(''reduced'') [[reduced]], [[fewer]], [[a smaller amount of]], [[a lesser amount of]], [[not as much of]] ===Antonyms=== *(''reduced'') [[more]], [[extra]], [[a larger amount of]], [[a greater amount of]], [[more of]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[less is more]] *[[more or less]] *[[I couldn’t care less]] *[[-less]] ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # [[lower|Lower]] in a [[characteristic]] in a group. #: ''Jim is less wise than Patricia.'' ===Usage=== '''Less''' identifies the [[negative]] [[comparative]] form of all [[comparable]] adjectives. For example, with the adjective [[intelligent]], the negative comparative is [[less intelligent]]. A [[similar]] form is the negative [[superlative]]. ===Antonyms=== *[[more]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[most]] *[[more]] *[[much]] *[[little]] *[[least]] [[en:less]] [[fr:less]] [[io:less]] [[it:less]] [[hu:less]] [[fi:less]] [[zh:less]] 10500 2006-10-08T04:23:52Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[vi:less]] {{BE850}} ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # A [[small]]er [[amount]]. #: ''He does less of the work than she does.'' # [[reduced|Reduced]]. #: ''I want less soup.'' ===Usage=== *(''smaller amount'') This [[usage]] of '''less''' [[compare]]s two or more things. It always refers to the lesser part of the group. ===Synonyms=== *(''reduced'') [[reduced]], [[fewer]], [[a smaller amount of]], [[a lesser amount of]], [[not as much of]] ===Antonyms=== *(''reduced'') [[more]], [[extra]], [[a larger amount of]], [[a greater amount of]], [[more of]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[less is more]] *[[more or less]] *[[I couldn’t care less]] *[[-less]] ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # [[lower|Lower]] in a [[characteristic]] in a group. #: ''Jim is less wise than Patricia.'' ===Usage=== '''Less''' identifies the [[negative]] [[comparative]] form of all [[comparable]] adjectives. For example, with the adjective [[intelligent]], the negative comparative is [[less intelligent]]. A [[similar]] form is the negative [[superlative]]. ===Antonyms=== *[[more]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[most]] *[[more]] *[[much]] *[[little]] *[[least]] [[en:less]] [[fr:less]] [[io:less]] [[it:less]] [[hu:less]] [[fi:less]] [[vi:less]] [[zh:less]] 12888 2006-11-28T00:54:47Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ja:less]] {{BE850}} ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # A [[small]]er [[amount]]. #: ''He does less of the work than she does.'' # [[reduced|Reduced]]. #: ''I want less soup.'' ===Usage=== *(''smaller amount'') This [[usage]] of '''less''' [[compare]]s two or more things. It always refers to the lesser part of the group. ===Synonyms=== *(''reduced'') [[reduced]], [[fewer]], [[a smaller amount of]], [[a lesser amount of]], [[not as much of]] ===Antonyms=== *(''reduced'') [[more]], [[extra]], [[a larger amount of]], [[a greater amount of]], [[more of]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[less is more]] *[[more or less]] *[[I couldn’t care less]] *[[-less]] ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # [[lower|Lower]] in a [[characteristic]] in a group. #: ''Jim is less wise than Patricia.'' ===Usage=== '''Less''' identifies the [[negative]] [[comparative]] form of all [[comparable]] adjectives. For example, with the adjective [[intelligent]], the negative comparative is [[less intelligent]]. A [[similar]] form is the negative [[superlative]]. ===Antonyms=== *[[more]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[most]] *[[more]] *[[much]] *[[little]] *[[least]] [[en:less]] [[fr:less]] [[io:less]] [[it:less]] [[hu:less]] [[ja:less]] [[fi:less]] [[vi:less]] [[zh:less]] 13667 2006-12-12T00:07:30Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[et:less]] {{BE850}} ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # A [[small]]er [[amount]]. #: ''He does less of the work than she does.'' # [[reduced|Reduced]]. #: ''I want less soup.'' ===Usage=== *(''smaller amount'') This [[usage]] of '''less''' [[compare]]s two or more things. It always refers to the lesser part of the group. ===Synonyms=== *(''reduced'') [[reduced]], [[fewer]], [[a smaller amount of]], [[a lesser amount of]], [[not as much of]] ===Antonyms=== *(''reduced'') [[more]], [[extra]], [[a larger amount of]], [[a greater amount of]], [[more of]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[less is more]] *[[more or less]] *[[I couldn’t care less]] *[[-less]] ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # [[lower|Lower]] in a [[characteristic]] in a group. #: ''Jim is less wise than Patricia.'' ===Usage=== '''Less''' identifies the [[negative]] [[comparative]] form of all [[comparable]] adjectives. For example, with the adjective [[intelligent]], the negative comparative is [[less intelligent]]. A [[similar]] form is the negative [[superlative]]. ===Antonyms=== *[[more]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[most]] *[[more]] *[[much]] *[[little]] *[[least]] [[et:less]] [[en:less]] [[fr:less]] [[io:less]] [[it:less]] [[hu:less]] [[ja:less]] [[fi:less]] [[vi:less]] [[zh:less]] 2752 6758 2006-06-03T10:26:30Z H2g2bob 43 Redirecting to [[Wiktionary:Word of the day]] #redirect [[Wiktionary:Word of the day]] 2753 6759 2006-06-03T10:26:48Z H2g2bob 43 Redirecting to [[Wiktionary:Word of the day]] #redirect [[Wiktionary:Word of the day]] 2754 6761 2006-06-03T10:29:08Z H2g2bob 43 wotd <big>'''automatic'''</big> <small>adjective</small> # something that [[work]]s by itself #: A [[washing machine]] is '''automatic'''. <small>[[automatic|Read full entry]]</small> 2755 6763 2006-06-03T10:45:45Z H2g2bob 43 == Noun == {{noun|beach|beaches}} # A large area of [[sand]] (or very small [[stones]]), next to an area of [[water]]. #: People sometimes [[lay|lie]] on ''beaches'' when they are on [[holiday]], to get a [[suntan]]. == Related Terms == * [[desert]] * [[shoreline]] * [[coast]] * [[wave]] * [[sea]] * [[ocean]] 6764 2006-06-03T10:47:03Z H2g2bob 43 == Noun == {{noun|beach|beaches}} # A large area of [[sand]] (or very small [[stones]]), next to an area of [[water]]. #: People sometimes [[lie]] on ''beaches'' when they are on [[holiday]], to get a [[suntan]]. == Related Terms == * [[desert]] * [[shoreline]] * [[coast]] * [[wave]] * [[sea]] * [[ocean]] 7392 2006-07-18T23:11:26Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, en, fi, fr, gl, hu, io, it, ja, pl, ta, zh == Noun == {{noun|beach|beaches}} # A large area of [[sand]] (or very small [[stones]]), next to an area of [[water]]. #: People sometimes [[lie]] on ''beaches'' when they are on [[holiday]], to get a [[suntan]]. == Related Terms == * [[desert]] * [[shoreline]] * [[coast]] * [[wave]] * [[sea]] * [[ocean]] [[ar:beach]] [[en:beach]] [[fr:beach]] [[gl:beach]] [[io:beach]] [[it:beach]] [[hu:beach]] [[ja:beach]] [[pl:beach]] [[fi:beach]] [[ta:beach]] [[zh:beach]] 7935 2006-07-22T18:55:38Z Brett 77 == Noun == {{noun|beach|beaches}} [[Image:Praia_do_Morro_da_Pedras%2C_lado_da_Arma%C3%A7%C3%A3o.JPG|thumb|a beach]] # A large area of [[sand]] (or very small [[stones]]), next to an area of [[water]]. #: People sometimes [[lie]] on ''beaches'' when they are on [[holiday]], to get a [[suntan]]. == Related Terms == * [[desert]] * [[shoreline]] * [[coast]] * [[wave]] * [[sea]] * [[ocean]] [[ar:beach]] [[en:beach]] [[fr:beach]] [[gl:beach]] [[io:beach]] [[it:beach]] [[hu:beach]] [[ja:beach]] [[pl:beach]] [[fi:beach]] [[ta:beach]] [[zh:beach]] 8614 2006-08-13T19:13:56Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi == Noun == {{noun|beach|beaches}} [[Image:Praia_do_Morro_da_Pedras%2C_lado_da_Arma%C3%A7%C3%A3o.JPG|thumb|a beach]] # A large area of [[sand]] (or very small [[stones]]), next to an area of [[water]]. #: People sometimes [[lie]] on ''beaches'' when they are on [[holiday]], to get a [[suntan]]. == Related Terms == * [[desert]] * [[shoreline]] * [[coast]] * [[wave]] * [[sea]] * [[ocean]] [[ar:beach]] [[en:beach]] [[fr:beach]] [[gl:beach]] [[io:beach]] [[it:beach]] [[hu:beach]] [[ja:beach]] [[pl:beach]] [[fi:beach]] [[ta:beach]] [[vi:beach]] [[zh:beach]] 11851 2006-11-09T15:50:58Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ru:beach]] == Noun == {{noun|beach|beaches}} [[Image:Praia_do_Morro_da_Pedras%2C_lado_da_Arma%C3%A7%C3%A3o.JPG|thumb|a beach]] # A large area of [[sand]] (or very small [[stones]]), next to an area of [[water]]. #: People sometimes [[lie]] on ''beaches'' when they are on [[holiday]], to get a [[suntan]]. == Related Terms == * [[desert]] * [[shoreline]] * [[coast]] * [[wave]] * [[sea]] * [[ocean]] [[ar:beach]] [[en:beach]] [[fr:beach]] [[gl:beach]] [[io:beach]] [[it:beach]] [[hu:beach]] [[ja:beach]] [[pl:beach]] [[ru:beach]] [[fi:beach]] [[ta:beach]] [[vi:beach]] [[zh:beach]] 13849 2006-12-19T11:56:53Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:beach]] == Noun == {{noun|beach|beaches}} [[Image:Praia_do_Morro_da_Pedras%2C_lado_da_Arma%C3%A7%C3%A3o.JPG|thumb|a beach]] # A large area of [[sand]] (or very small [[stones]]), next to an area of [[water]]. #: People sometimes [[lie]] on ''beaches'' when they are on [[holiday]], to get a [[suntan]]. == Related Terms == * [[desert]] * [[shoreline]] * [[coast]] * [[wave]] * [[sea]] * [[ocean]] [[ar:beach]] [[en:beach]] [[fa:beach]] [[fr:beach]] [[gl:beach]] [[io:beach]] [[it:beach]] [[hu:beach]] [[ja:beach]] [[pl:beach]] [[ru:beach]] [[fi:beach]] [[ta:beach]] [[vi:beach]] [[zh:beach]] 2756 6765 2006-06-03T10:49:52Z H2g2bob 43 Wotd <big>'''lie'''</big> <small>verb</small> # If you '''lie''' down, your head and whole body are at the same level. You '''lie''' down when you want to rest or sleep. #: ''She '''lay''' on the bed and went to sleep.'' # If something '''lies''' somewhere, it is there and it is not moving. #: ''His dirty shirt was '''lying''' on the floor and old socks were everywhere.'' # If you '''lie''', you say or write something that you know is not true. #: ''"How old are you?" he asked. "Twenty one," she '''lied'''.'' <small>[[lie|Read full entry]]</small> 6775 2006-06-04T19:45:24Z Cromwellt 61 broke line to make smaller box, punctuation <big>'''lie'''</big> <small>verb</small> # If you '''lie''' down, your head and whole body are at the same level.<br>You '''lie''' down when you want to rest or sleep. #: ''She '''lay''' on the bed and went to sleep.'' # If something '''lies''' somewhere, it is there and it is not moving. #: ''His dirty shirt was '''lying''' on the floor and old socks were everywhere.'' # If you '''lie''', you say or write something that you know is not true. #: ''"How old are you?" he asked. "Twenty-one," she '''lied'''.'' <small>[[lie|Read full entry]]</small> 6777 2006-06-04T19:47:46Z Cromwellt 61 added noun meaning <big>'''lie'''</big> <small>verb</small> # If you '''lie''' down, your head and whole body are at the same level.<br>You '''lie''' down when you want to rest or sleep. #: ''She '''lay''' on the bed and went to sleep.'' # If something '''lies''' somewhere, it is there and it is not moving. #: ''His dirty shirt was '''lying''' on the floor and old socks were everywhere.'' # If you '''lie''', you say or write something that you know is not true. #: ''"How old are you?" he asked. "Twenty-one," she '''lied'''.'' <small>noun</small> # Something not true, a [[falsehood]], an [[untruth]]. #: ''I told a lie.'' <small>[[lie|Read full entry]]</small> 2757 6767 2006-06-03T11:00:21Z H2g2bob 43 == Noun == {{noun}} {{wikipedia}} # The long name for [[TNT]], a type of [[explosive]]. It's also known as [[Trotyl]]. 9198 2006-08-22T05:25:30Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, vi == Noun == {{noun}} {{wikipedia}} # The long name for [[TNT]], a type of [[explosive]]. It's also known as [[Trotyl]]. [[en:trinitrotoluene]] [[vi:trinitrotoluene]] 2758 6769 2006-06-03T12:36:02Z H2g2bob 43 For can, etc {| border=0 width=100% |- |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=19%| Infinitive<br> ''none'' | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=21%| Simple present<br> '''[[{{{1}}}]]''' | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=19%| Simple past<br> '''[[{{{2}}}]]''' | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=19%| Past participle<br> ''none'' | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=19%| Present participle<br> ''none'' |} <includeonly>[[Category:Verbs]] [[Category:Irregular verbs]]</includeonly> <noinclude>This template places a verb in [[:Category:Verbs]] and in [[:Category:Irregular verbs]].</noinclude> 8114 2006-07-27T01:44:32Z Brett 77 {| border=0 width=100% |- |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=19%| Infinitive<br> ''none'' | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=21%| Simple present<br> '''[[{{{1}}}]]''' | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=19%| Simple past<br> '''[[{{{2}}}]]''' | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=19%| Past participle<br> ''none'' | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=19%| Present participle<br> ''none'' |} <includeonly>[[Category:Verbs]] [[Category:Modal auxilliary verbs]]</includeonly> <noinclude>This template places a verb in [[:Category:Verbs]] and in [[:Category:Irregular verbs]]. It is suitable only for modal auxiliaries such as ''can'' and ''will''.</noinclude> 8116 2006-07-27T01:48:49Z Brett 77 {| border=0 width=100% |- |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=19%| Infinitive<br> ''none'' | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=21%| Simple present<br> '''[[{{{1}}}]]''' | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=19%| Simple past<br> '''[[{{{2}}}]]''' | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=19%| Past participle<br> ''none'' | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=19%| Present participle<br> ''none'' |} <includeonly>[[Category:Verbs]] [[Category:Modal auxiliary verbs]]</includeonly> <noinclude>This template places a verb in [[:Category:Verbs]] and in [[:Category:Irregular verbs]]. It is suitable only for modal auxiliaries such as ''can'' and ''will''.</noinclude> 8117 2006-07-27T01:49:29Z Brett 77 {| border=0 width=100% |- |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=19%| Infinitive<br> ''none'' | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=21%| Simple present<br> '''[[{{{1}}}]]''' | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=19%| Simple past<br> '''[[{{{2}}}]]''' | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=19%| Past participle<br> ''none'' | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=19%| Present participle<br> ''none'' |} <includeonly>[[Category:Verbs]] [[Category:Modal auxiliary verbs]]</includeonly> <noinclude>This template places a verb in [[:Category:Verbs]] and in [[:Category:Modal auxiliary verbs]]. It is suitable only for modal auxiliaries such as ''can'' and ''will''.</noinclude> 2759 6770 2006-06-03T12:49:49Z H2g2bob 43 == Verb == {{verb4|can|could}} # Having the [[ability]] to do something; To be [[able]] to do something. #: Most [[bird]]s '''can''' fly. # To be [[allowed]] to #: '''Can''' I [[edit]] this page? #: You '''can''' [[sit]] here # To [[ask]] somebody to do something (if you know the person well) #: '''Can''' you do the [[washing]]? === Usage === * For the tenses where there is no word, use '''to be [[able]] to''' instead. ** I might ''be able to'' go. ** I was ''able to'' go yesterday. ** I had ''been able'' to go before. ** I will ''be able to'' go tomorrow. == Noun == {{noun}} # A metal container for holding drinks. #: I drink [[cola]] from a '''can'''. == Related Words == * [[can't]] and [[cannot]] * [[would]] * [[should]] [[Category:Verbs]] 6771 2006-06-03T12:58:16Z H2g2bob 43 == Verb == {{verb4|can|could}} # Having the [[ability]] to do something; To be [[able]] to do something. #: Most [[bird]]s '''can''' fly. # To be [[allowed]] to #: '''Can''' I [[edit]] this page? #: You '''can''' [[sit]] here # To [[ask]] somebody to do something (if you know the person well) #: '''Can''' you do the [[washing]]? ; Usage * For the tenses where there is no word, use '''to be [[able]] to''' instead. ** I might ''be able to'' go. ** I was ''able to'' go yesterday. ** I had ''been able'' to go before. ** I will ''be able to'' go tomorrow. {{verb|can|cans|canned|canning}} # To place in a can or [[jar]]. #: These peas were '''canned'''. # To stop working on a project #: The [[idea]] was '''canned'''. # To [[shut up]]. (This is not [[polite]].) #: '''Can''' it! == Noun == {{noun}} # A metal container, usually for holding food or drink. #: I drink [[cola]] from a '''can'''. #: [[Spaghetti]] hoops come in a '''can'''. == Related Words == * [[can't]] and [[cannot]] * [[would]] * [[should]] [[Category:Verbs]] 6796 2006-06-10T03:39:31Z 69.138.33.242 /* Verb */ fuck == Noun == {{noun}} # A metal container, usually for holding food or drink. #: I drink [[cola]] from a '''can'''. #: [[Spaghetti]] hoops come in a '''can'''. == Related Words == * [[can't]] and [[cannot]] * [[would]] * [[should]] [[Category:Verbs]] 6797 2006-06-10T10:44:28Z H2g2bob 43 Reverted edit of 69.138.33.242, changed back to last version by H2g2bob == Verb == {{verb4|can|could}} # Having the [[ability]] to do something; To be [[able]] to do something. #: Most [[bird]]s '''can''' fly. # To be [[allowed]] to #: '''Can''' I [[edit]] this page? #: You '''can''' [[sit]] here # To [[ask]] somebody to do something (if you know the person well) #: '''Can''' you do the [[washing]]? ; Usage * For the tenses where there is no word, use '''to be [[able]] to''' instead. ** I might ''be able to'' go. ** I was ''able to'' go yesterday. ** I had ''been able'' to go before. ** I will ''be able to'' go tomorrow. {{verb|can|cans|canned|canning}} # To place in a can or [[jar]]. #: These peas were '''canned'''. # To stop working on a project #: The [[idea]] was '''canned'''. # To [[shut up]]. (This is not [[polite]].) #: '''Can''' it! == Noun == {{noun}} # A metal container, usually for holding food or drink. #: I drink [[cola]] from a '''can'''. #: [[Spaghetti]] hoops come in a '''can'''. == Related Words == * [[can't]] and [[cannot]] * [[would]] * [[should]] [[Category:Verbs]] 7377 2006-07-18T22:41:23Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, de, en, es, fi, fr, gl, hu, it, ja, ku, no, pl, pt, ro, sr, uk, zh == Verb == {{verb4|can|could}} # Having the [[ability]] to do something; To be [[able]] to do something. #: Most [[bird]]s '''can''' fly. # To be [[allowed]] to #: '''Can''' I [[edit]] this page? #: You '''can''' [[sit]] here # To [[ask]] somebody to do something (if you know the person well) #: '''Can''' you do the [[washing]]? ; Usage * For the tenses where there is no word, use '''to be [[able]] to''' instead. ** I might ''be able to'' go. ** I was ''able to'' go yesterday. ** I had ''been able'' to go before. ** I will ''be able to'' go tomorrow. {{verb|can|cans|canned|canning}} # To place in a can or [[jar]]. #: These peas were '''canned'''. # To stop working on a project #: The [[idea]] was '''canned'''. # To [[shut up]]. (This is not [[polite]].) #: '''Can''' it! == Noun == {{noun}} # A metal container, usually for holding food or drink. #: I drink [[cola]] from a '''can'''. #: [[Spaghetti]] hoops come in a '''can'''. == Related Words == * [[can't]] and [[cannot]] * [[would]] * [[should]] [[Category:Verbs]] [[ar:can]] [[de:can]] [[en:can]] [[es:can]] [[fr:can]] [[gl:can]] [[it:can]] [[ku:can]] [[hu:can]] [[ja:can]] [[no:can]] [[pl:can]] [[pt:can]] [[ro:can]] [[sr:can]] [[fi:can]] [[uk:can]] [[zh:can]] 7916 2006-07-22T18:23:49Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ == Verb == {{verb4|can|could}} # Having the [[ability]] to do something; To be [[able]] to do something. #: Most [[bird]]s '''can''' fly. # To be [[allowed]] to #: '''Can''' I [[edit]] this page? #: You '''can''' [[sit]] here # To [[ask]] somebody to do something (if you know the person well) #: '''Can''' you do the [[washing]]? ; Usage * For the tenses where there is no word, use '''to be [[able]] to''' instead. ** I might ''be able to'' go. ** I was ''able to'' go yesterday. ** I had ''been able'' to go before. ** I will ''be able to'' go tomorrow. {{verb|can|cans|canned|canning}} # To place in a can or [[jar]]. #: These peas were '''canned'''. # To stop working on a project #: The [[idea]] was '''canned'''. # To [[shut up]]. (This is not [[polite]].) #: '''Can''' it! == Noun == {{noun}} [[Image:Goldstarchili.jpg|thumb|a can]] # A metal container, usually for holding food or drink. #: I drink [[cola]] from a '''can'''. #: [[Spaghetti]] hoops come in a '''can'''. == Related Words == * [[can't]] and [[cannot]] * [[would]] * [[should]] [[Category:Verbs]] [[ar:can]] [[de:can]] [[en:can]] [[es:can]] [[fr:can]] [[gl:can]] [[it:can]] [[ku:can]] [[hu:can]] [[ja:can]] [[no:can]] [[pl:can]] [[pt:can]] [[ro:can]] [[sr:can]] [[fi:can]] [[uk:can]] [[zh:can]] 8852 2006-08-21T18:35:03Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi == Verb == {{verb4|can|could}} # Having the [[ability]] to do something; To be [[able]] to do something. #: Most [[bird]]s '''can''' fly. # To be [[allowed]] to #: '''Can''' I [[edit]] this page? #: You '''can''' [[sit]] here # To [[ask]] somebody to do something (if you know the person well) #: '''Can''' you do the [[washing]]? ; Usage * For the tenses where there is no word, use '''to be [[able]] to''' instead. ** I might ''be able to'' go. ** I was ''able to'' go yesterday. ** I had ''been able'' to go before. ** I will ''be able to'' go tomorrow. {{verb|can|cans|canned|canning}} # To place in a can or [[jar]]. #: These peas were '''canned'''. # To stop working on a project #: The [[idea]] was '''canned'''. # To [[shut up]]. (This is not [[polite]].) #: '''Can''' it! == Noun == {{noun}} [[Image:Goldstarchili.jpg|thumb|a can]] # A metal container, usually for holding food or drink. #: I drink [[cola]] from a '''can'''. #: [[Spaghetti]] hoops come in a '''can'''. == Related Words == * [[can't]] and [[cannot]] * [[would]] * [[should]] [[Category:Verbs]] [[ar:can]] [[de:can]] [[en:can]] [[es:can]] [[fr:can]] [[gl:can]] [[it:can]] [[ku:can]] [[hu:can]] [[ja:can]] [[no:can]] [[pl:can]] [[pt:can]] [[ro:can]] [[sr:can]] [[fi:can]] [[vi:can]] [[uk:can]] [[zh:can]] 9468 2006-09-10T11:26:15Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ta == Verb == {{verb4|can|could}} # Having the [[ability]] to do something; To be [[able]] to do something. #: Most [[bird]]s '''can''' fly. # To be [[allowed]] to #: '''Can''' I [[edit]] this page? #: You '''can''' [[sit]] here # To [[ask]] somebody to do something (if you know the person well) #: '''Can''' you do the [[washing]]? ; Usage * For the tenses where there is no word, use '''to be [[able]] to''' instead. ** I might ''be able to'' go. ** I was ''able to'' go yesterday. ** I had ''been able'' to go before. ** I will ''be able to'' go tomorrow. {{verb|can|cans|canned|canning}} # To place in a can or [[jar]]. #: These peas were '''canned'''. # To stop working on a project #: The [[idea]] was '''canned'''. # To [[shut up]]. (This is not [[polite]].) #: '''Can''' it! == Noun == {{noun}} [[Image:Goldstarchili.jpg|thumb|a can]] # A metal container, usually for holding food or drink. #: I drink [[cola]] from a '''can'''. #: [[Spaghetti]] hoops come in a '''can'''. == Related Words == * [[can't]] and [[cannot]] * [[would]] * [[should]] [[Category:Verbs]] [[ar:can]] [[de:can]] [[en:can]] [[es:can]] [[fr:can]] [[gl:can]] [[it:can]] [[ku:can]] [[hu:can]] [[ja:can]] [[no:can]] [[pl:can]] [[pt:can]] [[ro:can]] [[sr:can]] [[fi:can]] [[ta:can]] [[vi:can]] [[uk:can]] [[zh:can]] 9968 2006-09-24T12:21:10Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[el:can]], [[io:can]] == Verb == {{verb4|can|could}} # Having the [[ability]] to do something; To be [[able]] to do something. #: Most [[bird]]s '''can''' fly. # To be [[allowed]] to #: '''Can''' I [[edit]] this page? #: You '''can''' [[sit]] here # To [[ask]] somebody to do something (if you know the person well) #: '''Can''' you do the [[washing]]? ; Usage * For the tenses where there is no word, use '''to be [[able]] to''' instead. ** I might ''be able to'' go. ** I was ''able to'' go yesterday. ** I had ''been able'' to go before. ** I will ''be able to'' go tomorrow. {{verb|can|cans|canned|canning}} # To place in a can or [[jar]]. #: These peas were '''canned'''. # To stop working on a project #: The [[idea]] was '''canned'''. # To [[shut up]]. (This is not [[polite]].) #: '''Can''' it! == Noun == {{noun}} [[Image:Goldstarchili.jpg|thumb|a can]] # A metal container, usually for holding food or drink. #: I drink [[cola]] from a '''can'''. #: [[Spaghetti]] hoops come in a '''can'''. == Related Words == * [[can't]] and [[cannot]] * [[would]] * [[should]] [[Category:Verbs]] [[ar:can]] [[de:can]] [[el:can]] [[en:can]] [[es:can]] [[fr:can]] [[gl:can]] [[io:can]] [[it:can]] [[ku:can]] [[hu:can]] [[ja:can]] [[no:can]] [[pl:can]] [[pt:can]] [[ro:can]] [[sr:can]] [[fi:can]] [[ta:can]] [[vi:can]] [[uk:can]] [[zh:can]] 10912 2006-10-13T07:29:28Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[tr:can]] == Verb == {{verb4|can|could}} # Having the [[ability]] to do something; To be [[able]] to do something. #: Most [[bird]]s '''can''' fly. # To be [[allowed]] to #: '''Can''' I [[edit]] this page? #: You '''can''' [[sit]] here # To [[ask]] somebody to do something (if you know the person well) #: '''Can''' you do the [[washing]]? ; Usage * For the tenses where there is no word, use '''to be [[able]] to''' instead. ** I might ''be able to'' go. ** I was ''able to'' go yesterday. ** I had ''been able'' to go before. ** I will ''be able to'' go tomorrow. {{verb|can|cans|canned|canning}} # To place in a can or [[jar]]. #: These peas were '''canned'''. # To stop working on a project #: The [[idea]] was '''canned'''. # To [[shut up]]. (This is not [[polite]].) #: '''Can''' it! == Noun == {{noun}} [[Image:Goldstarchili.jpg|thumb|a can]] # A metal container, usually for holding food or drink. #: I drink [[cola]] from a '''can'''. #: [[Spaghetti]] hoops come in a '''can'''. == Related Words == * [[can't]] and [[cannot]] * [[would]] * [[should]] [[Category:Verbs]] [[ar:can]] [[de:can]] [[el:can]] [[en:can]] [[es:can]] [[fr:can]] [[gl:can]] [[io:can]] [[it:can]] [[ku:can]] [[hu:can]] [[ja:can]] [[no:can]] [[pl:can]] [[pt:can]] [[ro:can]] [[sr:can]] [[fi:can]] [[ta:can]] [[vi:can]] [[tr:can]] [[uk:can]] [[zh:can]] 11119 2006-10-16T12:11:36Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:can]] == Verb == {{verb4|can|could}} # Having the [[ability]] to do something; To be [[able]] to do something. #: Most [[bird]]s '''can''' fly. # To be [[allowed]] to #: '''Can''' I [[edit]] this page? #: You '''can''' [[sit]] here # To [[ask]] somebody to do something (if you know the person well) #: '''Can''' you do the [[washing]]? ; Usage * For the tenses where there is no word, use '''to be [[able]] to''' instead. ** I might ''be able to'' go. ** I was ''able to'' go yesterday. ** I had ''been able'' to go before. ** I will ''be able to'' go tomorrow. {{verb|can|cans|canned|canning}} # To place in a can or [[jar]]. #: These peas were '''canned'''. # To stop working on a project #: The [[idea]] was '''canned'''. # To [[shut up]]. (This is not [[polite]].) #: '''Can''' it! == Noun == {{noun}} [[Image:Goldstarchili.jpg|thumb|a can]] # A metal container, usually for holding food or drink. #: I drink [[cola]] from a '''can'''. #: [[Spaghetti]] hoops come in a '''can'''. == Related Words == * [[can't]] and [[cannot]] * [[would]] * [[should]] [[Category:Verbs]] [[ar:can]] [[de:can]] [[el:can]] [[en:can]] [[es:can]] [[fr:can]] [[gl:can]] [[io:can]] [[it:can]] [[ku:can]] [[hu:can]] [[ja:can]] [[no:can]] [[pl:can]] [[pt:can]] [[ro:can]] [[ru:can]] [[sr:can]] [[fi:can]] [[ta:can]] [[vi:can]] [[tr:can]] [[uk:can]] [[zh:can]] 13981 2006-12-20T11:09:51Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:can]], [[hy:can]] == Verb == {{verb4|can|could}} # Having the [[ability]] to do something; To be [[able]] to do something. #: Most [[bird]]s '''can''' fly. # To be [[allowed]] to #: '''Can''' I [[edit]] this page? #: You '''can''' [[sit]] here # To [[ask]] somebody to do something (if you know the person well) #: '''Can''' you do the [[washing]]? ; Usage * For the tenses where there is no word, use '''to be [[able]] to''' instead. ** I might ''be able to'' go. ** I was ''able to'' go yesterday. ** I had ''been able'' to go before. ** I will ''be able to'' go tomorrow. {{verb|can|cans|canned|canning}} # To place in a can or [[jar]]. #: These peas were '''canned'''. # To stop working on a project #: The [[idea]] was '''canned'''. # To [[shut up]]. (This is not [[polite]].) #: '''Can''' it! == Noun == {{noun}} [[Image:Goldstarchili.jpg|thumb|a can]] # A metal container, usually for holding food or drink. #: I drink [[cola]] from a '''can'''. #: [[Spaghetti]] hoops come in a '''can'''. == Related Words == * [[can't]] and [[cannot]] * [[would]] * [[should]] [[Category:Verbs]] [[ar:can]] [[de:can]] [[el:can]] [[en:can]] [[es:can]] [[fa:can]] [[fr:can]] [[gl:can]] [[hy:can]] [[io:can]] [[it:can]] [[ku:can]] [[hu:can]] [[ja:can]] [[no:can]] [[pl:can]] [[pt:can]] [[ro:can]] [[ru:can]] [[sr:can]] [[fi:can]] [[ta:can]] [[vi:can]] [[tr:can]] [[uk:can]] [[zh:can]] 2760 6774 2006-06-04T19:02:26Z Cromwellt 61 explained change I removed nowiki tags inside a the "create link" to fix it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 19:02, 4 June 2006 (UTC) 2762 6780 2006-06-04T19:53:35Z Cromwellt 61 [[Template:Shortcut]] moved to [[Template:shortcut]]: Templates should generally be lowercase #REDIRECT [[Template:shortcut]] 2763 6786 2006-06-04T19:59:47Z Cromwellt 61 created page {{shortcut|WT:MF150}} This list contains the 150 most frequent words (in order of frequency) in printed school English in the United States, according to the ''American Heritage Word Frequency Book''. These words are probabably also among the most frequent in all printed English everywhere, and probably among the most frequent in spoken English as well. The first 13 words (in '''bold''') account for more than 25% of all words in print. One hundred words account for approximately 50% of all words in print. 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These words are probabably also among the most frequent in all printed English everywhere, and probably among the most frequent in spoken English as well. The first 13 words (in '''bold''') account for more than 25% of all words in print. One hundred words account for approximately 50% of all words in print. '''[[the]]''' - '''[[of]]''' - '''[[and]]''' - '''[[a]]''' - '''[[to]]''' - '''[[in]]''' - '''[[is]]''' - '''[[you]]''' - '''[[that]]''' - '''[[it]]''' - '''[[he]]''' - '''[[for]]''' - '''[[was]]''' - [[on]] - [[are]] - [[but]] - [[what]] - [[all]] - [[were]] - [[when]] - [[we]] - [[there]] - [[can]] - [[an]] - [[your]] - [[which]] - [[their]] - [[said]] - [[if]] - [[do]] - [[into]] - [[has]] - [[more]] - [[her]] - [[two]] - [[like]] - [[him]] - [[see]] - [[time]] - [[could]] - [[no]] - [[make]] - [[than]] - [[first]] - [[been]] - [[long]] - [[little]] - [[very]] - [[after]] - [[words]] - [[called]] - [[just]] - [[where]] - [[most]] - [[know]] - [[get]] - [[through]] - [[back]] - [[much]] - [[before]] - [[also]] - [[around]] - [[another]] - [[came]] - [[come]] - [[work]] - [[three]] - [[word]] - [[must]] - [[because]] - [[does]] - [[part]] - [[even]] - [[place]] - [[well]] - [[as]] - [[with]] - [[his]] - [[they]] - [[at]] - [[be]] - [[this]] - [[from]] - [[I]] - [[have]] - [[or]] - [[by]] - [[one]] - [[had]] - [[not]] - [[will]] - [[each]] - [[about]] - [[how]] - [[up]] - [[out]] - [[them]] - [[then]] - [[she]] - [[many]] - [[some]] - [[so]] - [[these]] - [[would]] - [[other]] - [[its]] - [[who]] - [[now]] - [[people]] - [[my]] - [[made]] - [[over]] - [[did]] - [[down]] - [[only]] - [[way]] - [[find]] - [[use]] - [[may]] - [[water]] - [[go]] - [[good]] - [[new]] - [[write]] - [[our]] - [[used]] - [[me]] - [[man]] - [[too]] - [[any]] - [[day]] - [[same]] - [[right]] - [[look]] - [[think]] - [[such]] - [[here]] - [[take]] - [[why]] - [[things]] - [[help]] - [[put]] - [[years]] - [[different]] - [[away]] - [[again]] - [[off]] - [[went]] - [[old]] - [[number]] [[Category:Wordlists]] 6789 2006-06-04T20:01:41Z Cromwellt 61 changed shortcut {{shortcut|WT:AH150}} This list contains the 150 most frequent words (in order of frequency) in printed school English in the United States, according to the ''American Heritage Word Frequency Book''. These words are probabably also among the most frequent in all printed English everywhere, and probably among the most frequent in spoken English as well. The first 13 words (in '''bold''') account for more than 25% of all words in print. One hundred words account for approximately 50% of all words in print. '''[[the]]''' - '''[[of]]''' - '''[[and]]''' - '''[[a]]''' - '''[[to]]''' - '''[[in]]''' - '''[[is]]''' - '''[[you]]''' - '''[[that]]''' - '''[[it]]''' - '''[[he]]''' - '''[[for]]''' - '''[[was]]''' - [[on]] - [[are]] - [[but]] - [[what]] - [[all]] - [[were]] - [[when]] - [[we]] - [[there]] - [[can]] - [[an]] - [[your]] - [[which]] - [[their]] - [[said]] - [[if]] - [[do]] - [[into]] - [[has]] - [[more]] - [[her]] - [[two]] - [[like]] - [[him]] - [[see]] - [[time]] - [[could]] - [[no]] - [[make]] - [[than]] - [[first]] - [[been]] - [[long]] - [[little]] - [[very]] - [[after]] - [[words]] - [[called]] - [[just]] - [[where]] - [[most]] - [[know]] - [[get]] - [[through]] - [[back]] - [[much]] - [[before]] - [[also]] - [[around]] - [[another]] - [[came]] - [[come]] - [[work]] - [[three]] - [[word]] - [[must]] - [[because]] - [[does]] - [[part]] - [[even]] - [[place]] - [[well]] - [[as]] - [[with]] - [[his]] - [[they]] - [[at]] - [[be]] - [[this]] - [[from]] - [[I]] - [[have]] - [[or]] - [[by]] - [[one]] - [[had]] - [[not]] - [[will]] - [[each]] - [[about]] - [[how]] - [[up]] - [[out]] - [[them]] - [[then]] - [[she]] - [[many]] - [[some]] - [[so]] - [[these]] - [[would]] - [[other]] - [[its]] - [[who]] - [[now]] - [[people]] - [[my]] - [[made]] - [[over]] - [[did]] - [[down]] - [[only]] - [[way]] - [[find]] - [[use]] - [[may]] - [[water]] - [[go]] - [[good]] - [[new]] - [[write]] - [[our]] - [[used]] - [[me]] - [[man]] - [[too]] - [[any]] - [[day]] - [[same]] - [[right]] - [[look]] - [[think]] - [[such]] - [[here]] - [[take]] - [[why]] - [[things]] - [[help]] - [[put]] - [[years]] - [[different]] - [[away]] - [[again]] - [[off]] - [[went]] - [[old]] - [[number]] [[Category:Wordlists]] 6792 2006-06-04T20:04:41Z Cromwellt 61 clarified, ordered cat {{shortcut|WT:AH150}} This list contains the 150 most frequent words (in order of frequency) in printed school English in the United States, according to the ''American Heritage Word Frequency Book''. These words are probabably among the most frequent in all printed English everywhere, and probably among the most frequent in spoken English as well. The first 13 words (in '''bold''') account for more than 25% of all words in print. One hundred words account for approximately 50% of all words in print. '''[[the]]''' - '''[[of]]''' - '''[[and]]''' - '''[[a]]''' - '''[[to]]''' - '''[[in]]''' - '''[[is]]''' - '''[[you]]''' - '''[[that]]''' - '''[[it]]''' - '''[[he]]''' - '''[[for]]''' - '''[[was]]''' - [[on]] - [[are]] - [[but]] - [[what]] - [[all]] - [[were]] - [[when]] - [[we]] - [[there]] - [[can]] - [[an]] - [[your]] - [[which]] - [[their]] - [[said]] - [[if]] - [[do]] - [[into]] - [[has]] - [[more]] - [[her]] - [[two]] - [[like]] - [[him]] - [[see]] - [[time]] - [[could]] - [[no]] - [[make]] - [[than]] - [[first]] - [[been]] - [[long]] - [[little]] - [[very]] - [[after]] - [[words]] - [[called]] - [[just]] - [[where]] - [[most]] - [[know]] - [[get]] - [[through]] - [[back]] - [[much]] - [[before]] - [[also]] - [[around]] - [[another]] - [[came]] - [[come]] - [[work]] - [[three]] - [[word]] - [[must]] - [[because]] - [[does]] - [[part]] - [[even]] - [[place]] - [[well]] - [[as]] - [[with]] - [[his]] - [[they]] - [[at]] - [[be]] - [[this]] - [[from]] - [[I]] - [[have]] - [[or]] - [[by]] - [[one]] - [[had]] - [[not]] - [[will]] - [[each]] - [[about]] - [[how]] - [[up]] - [[out]] - [[them]] - [[then]] - [[she]] - [[many]] - [[some]] - [[so]] - [[these]] - [[would]] - [[other]] - [[its]] - [[who]] - [[now]] - [[people]] - [[my]] - [[made]] - [[over]] - [[did]] - [[down]] - [[only]] - [[way]] - [[find]] - [[use]] - [[may]] - [[water]] - [[go]] - [[good]] - [[new]] - [[write]] - [[our]] - [[used]] - [[me]] - [[man]] - [[too]] - [[any]] - [[day]] - [[same]] - [[right]] - [[look]] - [[think]] - [[such]] - [[here]] - [[take]] - [[why]] - [[things]] - [[help]] - [[put]] - [[years]] - [[different]] - [[away]] - [[again]] - [[off]] - [[went]] - [[old]] - [[number]] [[Category:Wordlists|A]] 2765 6790 2006-06-04T20:02:30Z Cromwellt 61 created shortcut #REDIRECT [[American Heritage most frequent wordlist]] 6791 2006-06-04T20:03:00Z Cromwellt 61 fixed shortcut #REDIRECT [[Wiktionary:American Heritage most frequent wordlist]] 2767 6798 2006-06-10T10:51:45Z H2g2bob 43 Block Hello, Please don't vandalise our pages. I've blocked you for 2 weeks, you will be able to make constructive contributions from the 25th June. --[[User:H2g2bob|H2g2bob]] 10:51, 10 June 2006 (UTC) 2768 6801 2006-06-20T00:33:05Z Cromwellt 61 created template for Main Page wotd entries (one definition) <big>'''[[{{{1}}}]]'''</big> <small>{{{2}}}</small> {{{3}}} 6802 2006-06-20T00:34:54Z Cromwellt 61 changed it to work with up to four parts of speech <big>'''[[{{{1}}}]]'''</big> <small>{{{2}}}</small> {{{3}}} <small>{{{4}}}</small> {{{5}}} <small>{{{6}}}</small> {{{7}}} <small>{{{8}}}</small> {{{9}}} 6825 2006-06-21T14:37:49Z Cromwellt 61 added line break <big>'''[[{{{1}}}]]'''</big> <small>{{{2}}}</small> {{{3}}} <small>{{{4}}}</small> {{{5}}} <small>{{{6}}}</small> {{{7}}} <small>{{{8}}}</small> {{{9}}}<br> 2769 6807 2006-06-20T12:53:00Z Cromwellt 61 created template for wotdentries with two parts of speech <big>'''[[{{{1}}}]]'''</big> <small>{{{2}}}</small> {{{3}}} <small>{{{4}}}</small> {{{5}}} 6824 2006-06-21T14:37:21Z Cromwellt 61 added line break <big>'''[[{{{1}}}]]'''</big> <small>{{{2}}}</small> {{{3}}} <small>{{{4}}}</small> {{{5}}}<br> 2770 6808 2006-06-20T13:13:24Z Cromwellt 61 help requested As I mentioned on [[Wiktionary talk:Template messages]], I can't figure out how to make parameters optional (those things after the "|" in templates). Help would be appreciated. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 13:13, 20 June 2006 (UTC) 2771 6809 2006-06-20T13:22:38Z Cromwellt 61 created entry, wotd {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|06|21}} ==Verb== {{verb|wash|washes|washed|washing}} # To [[clean]] with [[water]]. #: ''I wash my car every day.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[clean]] *[[bathe]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[body wash]] *[[carwash]] *[[clothes washer]] *[[dishwasher]] *[[face wash]] *[[washer]] *[[washing]] *[[washrag]] *[[washroom]] *[[wash down]] *[[wash out]] *[[wash up]] *[[whitewash]] ===See also=== *[[detergent]] *[[dry]] *[[soap]] *[[laundry]] *[[wax]] ==Noun== {{noun|wash|washes}} # The act of washing. #: ''He gave the dog a wash.'' # The items for washing, before, after, or during the washing. #: ''He threw his dirty clothes in the wash.'' #: ''She brought the wash in from the [[clothesline]].'' # A [[failure]]. #: ''The program was a complete wash.'' #: ''His project is a wash.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''act of washing'') [[bath]] *(''items being washed'') [[laundry]], [[dirty clothes]] (before washing) [[en:wash]] 7742 2006-07-19T12:27:04Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, zh {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|06|21}} ==Verb== {{verb|wash|washes|washed|washing}} # To [[clean]] with [[water]]. #: ''I wash my car every day.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[clean]] *[[bathe]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[body wash]] *[[carwash]] *[[clothes washer]] *[[dishwasher]] *[[face wash]] *[[washer]] *[[washing]] *[[washrag]] *[[washroom]] *[[wash down]] *[[wash out]] *[[wash up]] *[[whitewash]] ===See also=== *[[detergent]] *[[dry]] *[[soap]] *[[laundry]] *[[wax]] ==Noun== {{noun|wash|washes}} # The act of washing. #: ''He gave the dog a wash.'' # The items for washing, before, after, or during the washing. #: ''He threw his dirty clothes in the wash.'' #: ''She brought the wash in from the [[clothesline]].'' # A [[failure]]. #: ''The program was a complete wash.'' #: ''His project is a wash.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''act of washing'') [[bath]] *(''items being washed'') [[laundry]], [[dirty clothes]] (before washing) [[en:wash]] [[fr:wash]] [[io:wash]] [[it:wash]] [[hu:wash]] [[ja:wash]] [[fi:wash]] [[zh:wash]] 8543 2006-08-08T20:59:05Z Brett 77 {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|06|21}} ==Verb== {{verb|wash|washes|washed|washing}} # To [[clean]] with [[water]]. #: ''I '''wash''' my car every day.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[clean]] *[[bathe]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[body wash]] *[[carwash]] *[[clothes washer]] *[[dishwasher]] *[[face wash]] *[[washer]] *[[washing]] *[[washrag]] *[[washroom]] *[[wash down]] *[[wash out]] *[[wash up]] *[[whitewash]] ===See also=== *[[detergent]] *[[dry]] *[[soap]] *[[laundry]] *[[wax]] ==Noun== {{noun|wash|washes}} # The act of washing. #: ''He gave the dog a '''wash'''.'' # The items for washing, before, after, or during the washing. #: ''He threw his dirty clothes in the '''wash'''.'' #: ''She brought the '''wash''' in from the [[clothesline]].'' # A [[failure]]. #: ''The program was a complete '''wash'''.'' #: ''His project is a '''wash'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''act of washing'') [[bath]] *(''items being washed'') [[laundry]], [[dirty clothes]] (before washing) [[en:wash]] [[fr:wash]] [[io:wash]] [[it:wash]] [[hu:wash]] [[ja:wash]] [[fi:wash]] [[zh:wash]] 9823 2006-09-10T15:15:50Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ta {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|06|21}} ==Verb== {{verb|wash|washes|washed|washing}} # To [[clean]] with [[water]]. #: ''I '''wash''' my car every day.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[clean]] *[[bathe]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[body wash]] *[[carwash]] *[[clothes washer]] *[[dishwasher]] *[[face wash]] *[[washer]] *[[washing]] *[[washrag]] *[[washroom]] *[[wash down]] *[[wash out]] *[[wash up]] *[[whitewash]] ===See also=== *[[detergent]] *[[dry]] *[[soap]] *[[laundry]] *[[wax]] ==Noun== {{noun|wash|washes}} # The act of washing. #: ''He gave the dog a '''wash'''.'' # The items for washing, before, after, or during the washing. #: ''He threw his dirty clothes in the '''wash'''.'' #: ''She brought the '''wash''' in from the [[clothesline]].'' # A [[failure]]. #: ''The program was a complete '''wash'''.'' #: ''His project is a '''wash'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''act of washing'') [[bath]] *(''items being washed'') [[laundry]], [[dirty clothes]] (before washing) [[en:wash]] [[fr:wash]] [[io:wash]] [[it:wash]] [[hu:wash]] [[ja:wash]] [[fi:wash]] [[ta:wash]] [[zh:wash]] 10275 2006-09-24T14:25:18Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[es:wash]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|06|21}} ==Verb== {{verb|wash|washes|washed|washing}} # To [[clean]] with [[water]]. #: ''I '''wash''' my car every day.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[clean]] *[[bathe]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[body wash]] *[[carwash]] *[[clothes washer]] *[[dishwasher]] *[[face wash]] *[[washer]] *[[washing]] *[[washrag]] *[[washroom]] *[[wash down]] *[[wash out]] *[[wash up]] *[[whitewash]] ===See also=== *[[detergent]] *[[dry]] *[[soap]] *[[laundry]] *[[wax]] ==Noun== {{noun|wash|washes}} # The act of washing. #: ''He gave the dog a '''wash'''.'' # The items for washing, before, after, or during the washing. #: ''He threw his dirty clothes in the '''wash'''.'' #: ''She brought the '''wash''' in from the [[clothesline]].'' # A [[failure]]. #: ''The program was a complete '''wash'''.'' #: ''His project is a '''wash'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''act of washing'') [[bath]] *(''items being washed'') [[laundry]], [[dirty clothes]] (before washing) [[en:wash]] [[es:wash]] [[fr:wash]] [[io:wash]] [[it:wash]] [[hu:wash]] [[ja:wash]] [[fi:wash]] [[ta:wash]] [[zh:wash]] 11027 2006-10-14T11:40:07Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[uk:wash]], [[vi:wash]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|06|21}} ==Verb== {{verb|wash|washes|washed|washing}} # To [[clean]] with [[water]]. #: ''I '''wash''' my car every day.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[clean]] *[[bathe]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[body wash]] *[[carwash]] *[[clothes washer]] *[[dishwasher]] *[[face wash]] *[[washer]] *[[washing]] *[[washrag]] *[[washroom]] *[[wash down]] *[[wash out]] *[[wash up]] *[[whitewash]] ===See also=== *[[detergent]] *[[dry]] *[[soap]] *[[laundry]] *[[wax]] ==Noun== {{noun|wash|washes}} # The act of washing. #: ''He gave the dog a '''wash'''.'' # The items for washing, before, after, or during the washing. #: ''He threw his dirty clothes in the '''wash'''.'' #: ''She brought the '''wash''' in from the [[clothesline]].'' # A [[failure]]. #: ''The program was a complete '''wash'''.'' #: ''His project is a '''wash'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''act of washing'') [[bath]] *(''items being washed'') [[laundry]], [[dirty clothes]] (before washing) [[en:wash]] [[es:wash]] [[fr:wash]] [[io:wash]] [[it:wash]] [[hu:wash]] [[ja:wash]] [[fi:wash]] [[ta:wash]] [[vi:wash]] [[uk:wash]] [[zh:wash]] 13606 2006-12-11T01:33:13Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:wash]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|06|21}} ==Verb== {{verb|wash|washes|washed|washing}} # To [[clean]] with [[water]]. #: ''I '''wash''' my car every day.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[clean]] *[[bathe]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[body wash]] *[[carwash]] *[[clothes washer]] *[[dishwasher]] *[[face wash]] *[[washer]] *[[washing]] *[[washrag]] *[[washroom]] *[[wash down]] *[[wash out]] *[[wash up]] *[[whitewash]] ===See also=== *[[detergent]] *[[dry]] *[[soap]] *[[laundry]] *[[wax]] ==Noun== {{noun|wash|washes}} # The act of washing. #: ''He gave the dog a '''wash'''.'' # The items for washing, before, after, or during the washing. #: ''He threw his dirty clothes in the '''wash'''.'' #: ''She brought the '''wash''' in from the [[clothesline]].'' # A [[failure]]. #: ''The program was a complete '''wash'''.'' #: ''His project is a '''wash'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''act of washing'') [[bath]] *(''items being washed'') [[laundry]], [[dirty clothes]] (before washing) [[en:wash]] [[es:wash]] [[fa:wash]] [[fr:wash]] [[io:wash]] [[it:wash]] [[hu:wash]] [[ja:wash]] [[fi:wash]] [[ta:wash]] [[vi:wash]] [[uk:wash]] [[zh:wash]] 2772 6810 2006-06-20T13:23:16Z Cromwellt 61 created wotd {{wotdentry2|wash|verb|# To [[clean]] with [[water]]. #: ''I wash my car every day.''|noun|# The act of washing. #: ''He gave the dog a wash.'' # The items for washing, before, after, or during the washing. #: ''He threw his dirty clothes in the wash.'' #: ''She brought the wash in from the [[clothesline]].'' # A [[failure]]. #: ''The program was a complete wash.'' #: ''His project is a wash.''}} 2773 6812 2006-06-20T13:37:05Z Cromwellt 61 created entry, wotd {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|06|22}} ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # [[clothes|Clothes]] worn over the lower body, with two legs. #: ''He put on his trousers.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[pants]] *[[breeches]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[leg]] *[[skirt]] *[[waist]] ===See also=== *[[clothing]] *[[shirt]] *[[waistcoat]] ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} # [[relate|Related]] to trousers. #: ''The dog bit my trousers leg.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[pant]] *[[pants]] [[en:trousers]] 7770 2006-07-19T13:18:23Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: fa, fi, fr, hu, io, it, sr {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|06|22}} ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # [[clothes|Clothes]] worn over the lower body, with two legs. #: ''He put on his trousers.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[pants]] *[[breeches]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[leg]] *[[skirt]] *[[waist]] ===See also=== *[[clothing]] *[[shirt]] *[[waistcoat]] ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} # [[relate|Related]] to trousers. #: ''The dog bit my trousers leg.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[pant]] *[[pants]] [[en:trousers]] [[fa:trousers]] [[fr:trousers]] [[io:trousers]] [[it:trousers]] [[hu:trousers]] [[sr:trousers]] [[fi:trousers]] 8081 2006-07-25T02:09:16Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|06|22}} ==Noun== {{noun|never singular|trousers}} # [[clothes|Clothes]] worn over the lower body, with two legs. #: ''He put on his '''trousers'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[pants]] *[[breeches]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[leg]] *[[skirt]] *[[waist]] ===See also=== *[[clothing]] *[[shirt]] *[[waistcoat]] ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} # [[relate|Related]] to trousers. #: ''The dog bit my trousers leg.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[pant]] *[[pants]] [[en:trousers]] [[fa:trousers]] [[fr:trousers]] [[io:trousers]] [[it:trousers]] [[hu:trousers]] [[sr:trousers]] [[fi:trousers]] 9911 2006-09-24T11:37:14Z Tangobot 116 Robot: Automated text replacement (-{{adjective2}} +{{adjective}}) {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|06|22}} ==Noun== {{noun|never singular|trousers}} # [[clothes|Clothes]] worn over the lower body, with two legs. #: ''He put on his '''trousers'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[pants]] *[[breeches]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[leg]] *[[skirt]] *[[waist]] ===See also=== *[[clothing]] *[[shirt]] *[[waistcoat]] ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # [[relate|Related]] to trousers. #: ''The dog bit my trousers leg.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[pant]] *[[pants]] [[en:trousers]] [[fa:trousers]] [[fr:trousers]] [[io:trousers]] [[it:trousers]] [[hu:trousers]] [[sr:trousers]] [[fi:trousers]] 10301 2006-09-25T16:59:55Z Brett 77 /* Adjective */ {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|06|22}} ==Noun== {{noun|never singular|trousers}} # [[clothes|Clothes]] worn over the lower body, with two legs. #: ''He put on his '''trousers'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[pants]] *[[breeches]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[leg]] *[[skirt]] *[[waist]] ===See also=== *[[clothing]] *[[shirt]] *[[waistcoat]] [[en:trousers]] [[fa:trousers]] [[fr:trousers]] [[io:trousers]] [[it:trousers]] [[hu:trousers]] [[sr:trousers]] [[fi:trousers]] 11083 2006-10-15T02:04:55Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:trousers]], [[vi:trousers]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|06|22}} ==Noun== {{noun|never singular|trousers}} # [[clothes|Clothes]] worn over the lower body, with two legs. #: ''He put on his '''trousers'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[pants]] *[[breeches]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[leg]] *[[skirt]] *[[waist]] ===See also=== *[[clothing]] *[[shirt]] *[[waistcoat]] [[en:trousers]] [[fa:trousers]] [[fr:trousers]] [[io:trousers]] [[it:trousers]] [[kk:trousers]] [[hu:trousers]] [[sr:trousers]] [[fi:trousers]] [[vi:trousers]] 13048 2006-11-30T05:28:14Z Coppertwig 139 picture {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|06|22}} ==Noun== {{noun|never singular|trousers}} [[Image:Trousers.jpg|thumb|Trousers]] # [[clothes|Clothes]] worn over the lower body, with two legs. #: ''He put on his '''trousers'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[pants]] *[[breeches]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[leg]] *[[skirt]] *[[waist]] ===See also=== *[[clothing]] *[[shirt]] *[[waistcoat]] [[en:trousers]] [[fa:trousers]] [[fr:trousers]] [[io:trousers]] [[it:trousers]] [[kk:trousers]] [[hu:trousers]] [[sr:trousers]] [[fi:trousers]] [[vi:trousers]] 2774 6813 2006-06-20T13:39:14Z Cromwellt 61 created wotd {{wotdentry2|trousers|mass noun|# [[clothes|Clothes]] worn over the lower body, with two legs; [[pants]]. #: ''He put on his trousers.''|adjective|# [[relate|Related]] to trousers. #: ''The dog bit my trousers leg.''}} 2775 6820 2006-06-21T13:28:10Z Cromwellt 61 created appendix (needs work), added cat It is often difficult to tell when it is correct to use "to [[make]]" and when to use "to [[do]]". This appendix is intended to help with that difficulty. ==Make== We use "make" when we produce something: we are interested in the result. We often use our hands to make things. We also use "make" in some fixed phrases. :''He made dinner'' :''The children made a mess'' :''She made a mistake'' :''She made a phone call'' ==Do== We use "do" when we are interested in the activity; when we complete (finish) a task. We often use "do" when we are talking about work. We also use "do" in some fixed phrases. :''He did the washing-up'' :''She did her homework'' :''They did a test'' [[Category:Appendices]] 2776 6827 2006-06-22T08:34:07Z Cromwellt 61 created template for wotd with one part of speech <big>'''[[{{{1}}}]]'''</big> <small>{{{2}}}</small> {{{3}}}<br> 2777 6829 2006-06-22T08:35:48Z Cromwellt 61 created entry, wotd {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|06|23}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A small [[city]]. #: ''She went to a town called Beaverton.'' #: ''People from England call London "town".'' ===Synonyms=== *[[municipality]] *[[settlement]] *[[township]] *[[city]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[downtown]] *[[go to town]] *[[hometown]] *[[midtown]] *[[out of town]] *[[paint the town red]] *[[township]] *[[town hall]] *[[town square]] *[[Town & Country]] *[[uptown]] ===See also=== *[[mayor]] *[[population]] *[[village]] [[en:town]] 7726 2006-07-19T12:01:11Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, el, fi, fr, hu, io, it, sr, zh {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|06|23}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A small [[city]]. #: ''She went to a town called Beaverton.'' #: ''People from England call London "town".'' ===Synonyms=== *[[municipality]] *[[settlement]] *[[township]] *[[city]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[downtown]] *[[go to town]] *[[hometown]] *[[midtown]] *[[out of town]] *[[paint the town red]] *[[township]] *[[town hall]] *[[town square]] *[[Town & Country]] *[[uptown]] ===See also=== *[[mayor]] *[[population]] *[[village]] [[de:town]] [[el:town]] [[en:town]] [[fr:town]] [[io:town]] [[it:town]] [[hu:town]] [[sr:town]] [[fi:town]] [[zh:town]] 9184 2006-08-22T05:07:35Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy, ta {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|06|23}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A small [[city]]. #: ''She went to a town called Beaverton.'' #: ''People from England call London "town".'' ===Synonyms=== *[[municipality]] *[[settlement]] *[[township]] *[[city]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[downtown]] *[[go to town]] *[[hometown]] *[[midtown]] *[[out of town]] *[[paint the town red]] *[[township]] *[[town hall]] *[[town square]] *[[Town & Country]] *[[uptown]] ===See also=== *[[mayor]] *[[population]] *[[village]] [[de:town]] [[el:town]] [[en:town]] [[fr:town]] [[hy:town]] [[io:town]] [[it:town]] [[hu:town]] [[sr:town]] [[fi:town]] [[ta:town]] [[zh:town]] 10818 2006-10-11T13:15:10Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:town]], [[uk:town]], [[vi:town]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|06|23}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A small [[city]]. #: ''She went to a town called Beaverton.'' #: ''People from England call London "town".'' ===Synonyms=== *[[municipality]] *[[settlement]] *[[township]] *[[city]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[downtown]] *[[go to town]] *[[hometown]] *[[midtown]] *[[out of town]] *[[paint the town red]] *[[township]] *[[town hall]] *[[town square]] *[[Town & Country]] *[[uptown]] ===See also=== *[[mayor]] *[[population]] *[[village]] [[de:town]] [[el:town]] [[en:town]] [[fr:town]] [[hy:town]] [[io:town]] [[it:town]] [[kk:town]] [[hu:town]] [[sr:town]] [[fi:town]] [[ta:town]] [[vi:town]] [[uk:town]] [[zh:town]] 2778 6830 2006-06-22T08:36:12Z Cromwellt 61 created wotd {{wotdentry1|town|noun|# A small [[city]]. #: ''She went to a town called Beaverton.'' #: ''People from England call London "town".''}} 2779 6831 2006-06-22T08:44:22Z Cromwellt 61 created entry, wotd {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|06|24}} ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # The [[sound]] that goes with [[lightning]]. #: ''He heard thunder in the distance.'' # A [[loud]] sound. #: ''The thunder of the train was very loud.'' #: ''The battlefield was full of the thunder of gunfire.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[thunderclap]] *[[thunderhead]] *[[thunderous]] *[[thunderstorm]] *[[Sons of Thunder]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[lightning]] *[[storm]] ==Verb== {{verb|thunder|thunders|thundered|thundering}} # To [[make]] a loud [[noise]] like thunder. #: ''The bowling ball thundered down the lane.'' [[en:thunder]] 7729 2006-07-19T12:06:00Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ang, fa, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ko, ta, zh {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|06|24}} ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # The [[sound]] that goes with [[lightning]]. #: ''He heard thunder in the distance.'' # A [[loud]] sound. #: ''The thunder of the train was very loud.'' #: ''The battlefield was full of the thunder of gunfire.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[thunderclap]] *[[thunderhead]] *[[thunderous]] *[[thunderstorm]] *[[Sons of Thunder]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[lightning]] *[[storm]] ==Verb== {{verb|thunder|thunders|thundered|thundering}} # To [[make]] a loud [[noise]] like thunder. #: ''The bowling ball thundered down the lane.'' [[ang:thunder]] [[en:thunder]] [[fa:thunder]] [[fr:thunder]] [[ko:thunder]] [[io:thunder]] [[it:thunder]] [[hu:thunder]] [[fi:thunder]] [[ta:thunder]] [[zh:thunder]] 8689 2006-08-13T19:46:10Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|06|24}} ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # The [[sound]] that goes with [[lightning]]. #: ''He heard thunder in the distance.'' # A [[loud]] sound. #: ''The thunder of the train was very loud.'' #: ''The battlefield was full of the thunder of gunfire.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[thunderclap]] *[[thunderhead]] *[[thunderous]] *[[thunderstorm]] *[[Sons of Thunder]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[lightning]] *[[storm]] ==Verb== {{verb|thunder|thunders|thundered|thundering}} # To [[make]] a loud [[noise]] like thunder. #: ''The bowling ball thundered down the lane.'' [[ang:thunder]] [[en:thunder]] [[fa:thunder]] [[fr:thunder]] [[ko:thunder]] [[io:thunder]] [[it:thunder]] [[hu:thunder]] [[fi:thunder]] [[ta:thunder]] [[vi:thunder]] [[zh:thunder]] 12052 2006-11-09T18:09:46Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ru:thunder]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|06|24}} ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # The [[sound]] that goes with [[lightning]]. #: ''He heard thunder in the distance.'' # A [[loud]] sound. #: ''The thunder of the train was very loud.'' #: ''The battlefield was full of the thunder of gunfire.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[thunderclap]] *[[thunderhead]] *[[thunderous]] *[[thunderstorm]] *[[Sons of Thunder]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[lightning]] *[[storm]] ==Verb== {{verb|thunder|thunders|thundered|thundering}} # To [[make]] a loud [[noise]] like thunder. #: ''The bowling ball thundered down the lane.'' [[ang:thunder]] [[en:thunder]] [[fa:thunder]] [[fr:thunder]] [[ko:thunder]] [[io:thunder]] [[it:thunder]] [[hu:thunder]] [[ru:thunder]] [[fi:thunder]] [[ta:thunder]] [[vi:thunder]] [[zh:thunder]] 2780 6832 2006-06-22T08:44:46Z Cromwellt 61 created wotd {{wotdentry2|thunder|noun|# The [[sound]] that goes with [[lightning]]. #: ''He heard thunder in the distance.'' # A [[loud]] sound. #: ''The thunder of the train was very loud.'' #: ''The battlefield was full of the thunder of gunfire.''|verb|# To [[make]] a loud [[noise]] like thunder. #: ''The bowling ball thundered down the lane.''}} 2781 6834 2006-06-22T08:55:54Z Cromwellt 61 created template for wotd with three parts of speech <big>'''[[{{{1}}}]]'''</big> <small>{{{2}}}</small> {{{3}}} <small>{{{4}}}</small> {{{5}}} <small>{{{6}}}</small> {{{7}}}<br> 2782 6835 2006-06-22T08:58:32Z Cromwellt 61 created entry, wotd {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|06|25}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # Idea, [[concept]] in the mind. #: ''I have a thought.'' {{mass noun}} # [[consideration|Consideration]]. #: ''I will give it some thought.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''idea'') [[idea]], [[concept]], [[notion]], [[brain wave]], [[inspiration]], [[belief]], [[theory]], [[opinion]] *(''consideration'') [[consideration]], [[contemplation]], [[thinking]], [[deliberation]], [[attention]], [[reflection]], [[analysis]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[thoughtful]] *[[thoughtless]] *[[lost in thought]] *[[thought process]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[think]] *[[mind]] ==Verb== {{verb|think|thinks|thought|thinking}} # [[past tense|Past tense]] and [[past participle]] of think; [[considered]], [[pondered]]. #: ''He thought of his mother.'' #: ''I have thought of everything.'' #: ''She thought that you were gone.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[considered]] *[[pondered]] [[en:thought]] 7730 2006-07-19T12:07:41Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ang, fa, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ta, zh {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|06|25}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # Idea, [[concept]] in the mind. #: ''I have a thought.'' {{mass noun}} # [[consideration|Consideration]]. #: ''I will give it some thought.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''idea'') [[idea]], [[concept]], [[notion]], [[brain wave]], [[inspiration]], [[belief]], [[theory]], [[opinion]] *(''consideration'') [[consideration]], [[contemplation]], [[thinking]], [[deliberation]], [[attention]], [[reflection]], [[analysis]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[thoughtful]] *[[thoughtless]] *[[lost in thought]] *[[thought process]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[think]] *[[mind]] ==Verb== {{verb|think|thinks|thought|thinking}} # [[past tense|Past tense]] and [[past participle]] of think; [[considered]], [[pondered]]. #: ''He thought of his mother.'' #: ''I have thought of everything.'' #: ''She thought that you were gone.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[considered]] *[[pondered]] [[ang:thought]] [[en:thought]] [[fa:thought]] [[fr:thought]] [[io:thought]] [[it:thought]] [[hu:thought]] [[fi:thought]] [[ta:thought]] [[zh:thought]] 11022 2006-10-14T09:39:57Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ja:thought]], [[ru:thought]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|06|25}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # Idea, [[concept]] in the mind. #: ''I have a thought.'' {{mass noun}} # [[consideration|Consideration]]. #: ''I will give it some thought.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''idea'') [[idea]], [[concept]], [[notion]], [[brain wave]], [[inspiration]], [[belief]], [[theory]], [[opinion]] *(''consideration'') [[consideration]], [[contemplation]], [[thinking]], [[deliberation]], [[attention]], [[reflection]], [[analysis]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[thoughtful]] *[[thoughtless]] *[[lost in thought]] *[[thought process]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[think]] *[[mind]] ==Verb== {{verb|think|thinks|thought|thinking}} # [[past tense|Past tense]] and [[past participle]] of think; [[considered]], [[pondered]]. #: ''He thought of his mother.'' #: ''I have thought of everything.'' #: ''She thought that you were gone.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[considered]] *[[pondered]] [[ang:thought]] [[en:thought]] [[fa:thought]] [[fr:thought]] [[io:thought]] [[it:thought]] [[hu:thought]] [[ja:thought]] [[ru:thought]] [[fi:thought]] [[ta:thought]] [[zh:thought]] 14309 2006-12-22T02:02:47Z Brett 77 {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|06|25}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # Idea, [[concept]] in the mind. #: ''I have a '''thought'''.'' {{mass noun}} # [[consideration|Consideration]]. #: ''I will give it some '''thought'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''idea'') [[idea]], [[concept]], [[notion]], [[brain wave]], [[inspiration]], [[belief]], [[theory]], [[opinion]] *(''consideration'') [[consideration]], [[contemplation]], [[thinking]], [[deliberation]], [[attention]], [[reflection]], [[analysis]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[thoughtful]] *[[thoughtless]] *[[lost in thought]] *[[thought process]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[think]] *[[mind]] ==Verb== {{verb|think|thinks|thought|thinking}} # [[past tense|Past tense]] and [[past participle]] of think; [[considered]], [[pondered]]. #: ''He '''thought''' of his mother.'' #: ''I have '''thought''' of everything.'' #: ''She '''thought''' that you were gone.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[considered]] *[[pondered]] [[ang:thought]] [[en:thought]] [[fa:thought]] [[fr:thought]] [[io:thought]] [[it:thought]] [[hu:thought]] [[ja:thought]] [[ru:thought]] [[fi:thought]] [[ta:thought]] [[zh:thought]] 2783 6836 2006-06-22T08:59:28Z Cromwellt 61 created wotd {{wotdentry3|thought|noun|# [[idea|Idea]], [[concept]] in the mind. #: ''I have a thought.''|mass noun|# [[consideration|Consideration]]. #: ''I will give it some thought.''|verb|# [[past tense|Past tense]] and [[past participle]] of think; [[considered]], [[pondered]]. #: ''He thought of his mother.'' #: ''I have thought of everything.'' #: ''She thought that you were gone.''}} 2784 6837 2006-06-22T10:06:01Z Cromwellt 61 created entry, wotd {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|06|26}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|strong|stronger|strongest}} # Having big [[muscles]]; physically [[powerful]]. #: ''Arnold is very strong.'' # Having a [[smell]] or [[flavor]] that is easy to [[notice]]. #: ''She wore strong perfume.'' #: ''The taste of cinnamon was strong in my drink.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''physically powerful'') [[powerful]], [[muscular]], [[big]], [[buff]] *(''easy to notice'') [[potent]], [[heavy]], [[powerful]] ===Antonyms=== *(''physically powerful'') [[weak]], [[wimpy]] *(''easy to notice'') [[light]], [[weak]], [[soft]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[strongbox]] *[[strongly]] *[[strongman]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[strength]] ===See also=== *[[built]] *[[muscle]] [[en:strong]] 7687 2006-07-19T10:36:25Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: fi, fr, hu, io, it, ko, pt, sr, ta, uk {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|06|26}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|strong|stronger|strongest}} # Having big [[muscles]]; physically [[powerful]]. #: ''Arnold is very strong.'' # Having a [[smell]] or [[flavor]] that is easy to [[notice]]. #: ''She wore strong perfume.'' #: ''The taste of cinnamon was strong in my drink.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''physically powerful'') [[powerful]], [[muscular]], [[big]], [[buff]] *(''easy to notice'') [[potent]], [[heavy]], [[powerful]] ===Antonyms=== *(''physically powerful'') [[weak]], [[wimpy]] *(''easy to notice'') [[light]], [[weak]], [[soft]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[strongbox]] *[[strongly]] *[[strongman]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[strength]] ===See also=== *[[built]] *[[muscle]] [[en:strong]] [[fr:strong]] [[ko:strong]] [[io:strong]] [[it:strong]] [[hu:strong]] [[pt:strong]] [[sr:strong]] [[fi:strong]] [[ta:strong]] [[uk:strong]] 10228 2006-09-24T14:04:12Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[fa:strong]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|06|26}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|strong|stronger|strongest}} # Having big [[muscles]]; physically [[powerful]]. #: ''Arnold is very strong.'' # Having a [[smell]] or [[flavor]] that is easy to [[notice]]. #: ''She wore strong perfume.'' #: ''The taste of cinnamon was strong in my drink.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''physically powerful'') [[powerful]], [[muscular]], [[big]], [[buff]] *(''easy to notice'') [[potent]], [[heavy]], [[powerful]] ===Antonyms=== *(''physically powerful'') [[weak]], [[wimpy]] *(''easy to notice'') [[light]], [[weak]], [[soft]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[strongbox]] *[[strongly]] *[[strongman]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[strength]] ===See also=== *[[built]] *[[muscle]] [[en:strong]] [[fa:strong]] [[fr:strong]] [[ko:strong]] [[io:strong]] [[it:strong]] [[hu:strong]] [[pt:strong]] [[sr:strong]] [[fi:strong]] [[ta:strong]] [[uk:strong]] 10958 2006-10-13T18:50:24Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[vi:strong]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|06|26}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|strong|stronger|strongest}} # Having big [[muscles]]; physically [[powerful]]. #: ''Arnold is very strong.'' # Having a [[smell]] or [[flavor]] that is easy to [[notice]]. #: ''She wore strong perfume.'' #: ''The taste of cinnamon was strong in my drink.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''physically powerful'') [[powerful]], [[muscular]], [[big]], [[buff]] *(''easy to notice'') [[potent]], [[heavy]], [[powerful]] ===Antonyms=== *(''physically powerful'') [[weak]], [[wimpy]] *(''easy to notice'') [[light]], [[weak]], [[soft]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[strongbox]] *[[strongly]] *[[strongman]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[strength]] ===See also=== *[[built]] *[[muscle]] [[en:strong]] [[fa:strong]] [[fr:strong]] [[ko:strong]] [[io:strong]] [[it:strong]] [[hu:strong]] [[pt:strong]] [[sr:strong]] [[fi:strong]] [[ta:strong]] [[vi:strong]] [[uk:strong]] 14283 2006-12-21T21:34:22Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ku:strong]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|06|26}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|strong|stronger|strongest}} # Having big [[muscles]]; physically [[powerful]]. #: ''Arnold is very strong.'' # Having a [[smell]] or [[flavor]] that is easy to [[notice]]. #: ''She wore strong perfume.'' #: ''The taste of cinnamon was strong in my drink.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''physically powerful'') [[powerful]], [[muscular]], [[big]], [[buff]] *(''easy to notice'') [[potent]], [[heavy]], [[powerful]] ===Antonyms=== *(''physically powerful'') [[weak]], [[wimpy]] *(''easy to notice'') [[light]], [[weak]], [[soft]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[strongbox]] *[[strongly]] *[[strongman]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[strength]] ===See also=== *[[built]] *[[muscle]] [[en:strong]] [[fa:strong]] [[fr:strong]] [[ko:strong]] [[io:strong]] [[it:strong]] [[ku:strong]] [[hu:strong]] [[pt:strong]] [[sr:strong]] [[fi:strong]] [[ta:strong]] [[vi:strong]] [[uk:strong]] 2785 6838 2006-06-22T10:06:57Z Cromwellt 61 created wotd {{wotdentry1|strong|adjective|# Having big [[muscles]]; physically [[powerful]]. #: ''Arnold is very strong.'' # Having a [[smell]] or [[flavor]] that is easy to [[notice]]. #: ''She wore strong perfume.'' #: ''The taste of [[cinnamon]] was strong in my drink.''}} 2786 6839 2006-06-22T10:15:25Z Cromwellt 61 created entry, wotd {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|06|27}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|strange|stranger|strangest}} # Unusual or odd. #: ''My brother is so strange that he can turn his eyelids inside out.'' # Foreign. #: ''Gerald saw a strange car parked in his driveway.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''unusual'') [[odd]], [[unusual]], [[weird]], [[uncommon]], [[unique]], [[abnormal]], [[unnatural]], [[bizarre]], [[peculiar]], [[out of the ordinary]], [[anomalous]], [[funny]], [[outlandish]], [[eccentric]], [[weird and wonderful]], [[extraordinary]], [[curious]], [[queer]], [[remarkable]], [[unexpected]] *(''foreign'') [[foreign]], [[unfamiliar]], [[alien]], [[unknown]], [[mysterious]], [[different]], [[exotic]], [[new]], [[novel]], [[unrecognizable]] ===Antonyms=== *(''unusual'') [[normal]], [[usual]], [[regular]], [[average]], [[natural]], [[common]], [[standard]], [[ordinary]], [[typical]], [[customary]], [[habitual]], [[routine]], [[conventional]], [[run of the mill]], [[mundane]] *(''foreign'') [[domestic]], [[familiar]], [[recognizable]], [[well-known]], [[known]], [[household]], [[proverbial]], [[native]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[strangely]] *[[strangeness]] *[[stranger]] ===See also=== *[[originality]] *[[overseas]] *[[extraterrestrial]] *[[surprising]] [[en:strange]] 7688 2006-07-19T10:38:05Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: fi, fr, hu, io, it, ko {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|06|27}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|strange|stranger|strangest}} # Unusual or odd. #: ''My brother is so strange that he can turn his eyelids inside out.'' # Foreign. #: ''Gerald saw a strange car parked in his driveway.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''unusual'') [[odd]], [[unusual]], [[weird]], [[uncommon]], [[unique]], [[abnormal]], [[unnatural]], [[bizarre]], [[peculiar]], [[out of the ordinary]], [[anomalous]], [[funny]], [[outlandish]], [[eccentric]], [[weird and wonderful]], [[extraordinary]], [[curious]], [[queer]], [[remarkable]], [[unexpected]] *(''foreign'') [[foreign]], [[unfamiliar]], [[alien]], [[unknown]], [[mysterious]], [[different]], [[exotic]], [[new]], [[novel]], [[unrecognizable]] ===Antonyms=== *(''unusual'') [[normal]], [[usual]], [[regular]], [[average]], [[natural]], [[common]], [[standard]], [[ordinary]], [[typical]], [[customary]], [[habitual]], [[routine]], [[conventional]], [[run of the mill]], [[mundane]] *(''foreign'') [[domestic]], [[familiar]], [[recognizable]], [[well-known]], [[known]], [[household]], [[proverbial]], [[native]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[strangely]] *[[strangeness]] *[[stranger]] ===See also=== *[[originality]] *[[overseas]] *[[extraterrestrial]] *[[surprising]] [[en:strange]] [[fr:strange]] [[ko:strange]] [[io:strange]] [[it:strange]] [[hu:strange]] [[fi:strange]] 10949 2006-10-13T17:37:53Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[vi:strange]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|06|27}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|strange|stranger|strangest}} # Unusual or odd. #: ''My brother is so strange that he can turn his eyelids inside out.'' # Foreign. #: ''Gerald saw a strange car parked in his driveway.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''unusual'') [[odd]], [[unusual]], [[weird]], [[uncommon]], [[unique]], [[abnormal]], [[unnatural]], [[bizarre]], [[peculiar]], [[out of the ordinary]], [[anomalous]], [[funny]], [[outlandish]], [[eccentric]], [[weird and wonderful]], [[extraordinary]], [[curious]], [[queer]], [[remarkable]], [[unexpected]] *(''foreign'') [[foreign]], [[unfamiliar]], [[alien]], [[unknown]], [[mysterious]], [[different]], [[exotic]], [[new]], [[novel]], [[unrecognizable]] ===Antonyms=== *(''unusual'') [[normal]], [[usual]], [[regular]], [[average]], [[natural]], [[common]], [[standard]], [[ordinary]], [[typical]], [[customary]], [[habitual]], [[routine]], [[conventional]], [[run of the mill]], [[mundane]] *(''foreign'') [[domestic]], [[familiar]], [[recognizable]], [[well-known]], [[known]], [[household]], [[proverbial]], [[native]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[strangely]] *[[strangeness]] *[[stranger]] ===See also=== *[[originality]] *[[overseas]] *[[extraterrestrial]] *[[surprising]] [[en:strange]] [[fr:strange]] [[ko:strange]] [[io:strange]] [[it:strange]] [[hu:strange]] [[fi:strange]] [[vi:strange]] 2787 6840 2006-06-22T10:15:43Z Cromwellt 61 created wotd {{wotdentry1|strange|adjective|# [[unusual|Unusual]] or [[odd]]. #: ''My brother is so strange that he can turn his eyelids inside out.'' # [[foreign|Foreign]]. #: ''Gerald saw a strange car parked in his driveway.''}} 2788 6842 2006-06-22T10:35:35Z Cromwellt 61 created entry, wotd {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|06|28}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|stiff|stiffer|stiffest}} # Not able to be bent. #: ''My arm was very stiff.'' #: ''The bar is too stiff; I cannot bend it.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[rigid]], [[firm]], [[inflexible]], [[unbending]], [[unbendable]] ===Antonyms=== *[[flexible]], [[bendable]], [[soft]], [[limp]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[stiffen]] ===See also=== *[[bent]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # Dead body, corpse. #: ''She went to the [[morgue]] and saw some stiffs.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[corpse]] *[[body]] *[[dead body]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[death]] *[[rigor mortis]] *[[morgue]] [[en:stiff]] 7690 2006-07-19T10:41:35Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: fi, fr, hu, it, pl, pt, zh {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|06|28}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|stiff|stiffer|stiffest}} # Not able to be bent. #: ''My arm was very stiff.'' #: ''The bar is too stiff; I cannot bend it.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[rigid]], [[firm]], [[inflexible]], [[unbending]], [[unbendable]] ===Antonyms=== *[[flexible]], [[bendable]], [[soft]], [[limp]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[stiffen]] ===See also=== *[[bent]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # Dead body, corpse. #: ''She went to the [[morgue]] and saw some stiffs.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[corpse]] *[[body]] *[[dead body]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[death]] *[[rigor mortis]] *[[morgue]] [[en:stiff]] [[fr:stiff]] [[it:stiff]] [[hu:stiff]] [[pl:stiff]] [[pt:stiff]] [[fi:stiff]] [[zh:stiff]] 9151 2006-08-22T04:08:20Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: io {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|06|28}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|stiff|stiffer|stiffest}} # Not able to be bent. #: ''My arm was very stiff.'' #: ''The bar is too stiff; I cannot bend it.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[rigid]], [[firm]], [[inflexible]], [[unbending]], [[unbendable]] ===Antonyms=== *[[flexible]], [[bendable]], [[soft]], [[limp]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[stiffen]] ===See also=== *[[bent]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # Dead body, corpse. #: ''She went to the [[morgue]] and saw some stiffs.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[corpse]] *[[body]] *[[dead body]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[death]] *[[rigor mortis]] *[[morgue]] [[en:stiff]] [[fr:stiff]] [[io:stiff]] [[it:stiff]] [[hu:stiff]] [[pl:stiff]] [[pt:stiff]] [[fi:stiff]] [[zh:stiff]] 10920 2006-10-13T10:11:18Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ta:stiff]], [[vi:stiff]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|06|28}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|stiff|stiffer|stiffest}} # Not able to be bent. #: ''My arm was very stiff.'' #: ''The bar is too stiff; I cannot bend it.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[rigid]], [[firm]], [[inflexible]], [[unbending]], [[unbendable]] ===Antonyms=== *[[flexible]], [[bendable]], [[soft]], [[limp]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[stiffen]] ===See also=== *[[bent]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # Dead body, corpse. #: ''She went to the [[morgue]] and saw some stiffs.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[corpse]] *[[body]] *[[dead body]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[death]] *[[rigor mortis]] *[[morgue]] [[en:stiff]] [[fr:stiff]] [[io:stiff]] [[it:stiff]] [[hu:stiff]] [[pl:stiff]] [[pt:stiff]] [[fi:stiff]] [[ta:stiff]] [[vi:stiff]] [[zh:stiff]] 12031 2006-11-09T18:05:25Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ru:stiff]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|06|28}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|stiff|stiffer|stiffest}} # Not able to be bent. #: ''My arm was very stiff.'' #: ''The bar is too stiff; I cannot bend it.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[rigid]], [[firm]], [[inflexible]], [[unbending]], [[unbendable]] ===Antonyms=== *[[flexible]], [[bendable]], [[soft]], [[limp]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[stiffen]] ===See also=== *[[bent]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # Dead body, corpse. #: ''She went to the [[morgue]] and saw some stiffs.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[corpse]] *[[body]] *[[dead body]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[death]] *[[rigor mortis]] *[[morgue]] [[en:stiff]] [[fr:stiff]] [[io:stiff]] [[it:stiff]] [[hu:stiff]] [[pl:stiff]] [[pt:stiff]] [[ru:stiff]] [[fi:stiff]] [[ta:stiff]] [[vi:stiff]] [[zh:stiff]] 13466 2006-12-07T07:29:32Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:stiff]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|06|28}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|stiff|stiffer|stiffest}} # Not able to be bent. #: ''My arm was very stiff.'' #: ''The bar is too stiff; I cannot bend it.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[rigid]], [[firm]], [[inflexible]], [[unbending]], [[unbendable]] ===Antonyms=== *[[flexible]], [[bendable]], [[soft]], [[limp]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[stiffen]] ===See also=== *[[bent]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # Dead body, corpse. #: ''She went to the [[morgue]] and saw some stiffs.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[corpse]] *[[body]] *[[dead body]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[death]] *[[rigor mortis]] *[[morgue]] [[en:stiff]] [[fa:stiff]] [[fr:stiff]] [[io:stiff]] [[it:stiff]] [[hu:stiff]] [[pl:stiff]] [[pt:stiff]] [[ru:stiff]] [[fi:stiff]] [[ta:stiff]] [[vi:stiff]] [[zh:stiff]] 2789 6843 2006-06-22T10:36:09Z Cromwellt 61 created wotd {{wotdentry2|stiff|adjective|# Not able to be [[bent]]. #: ''My arm was very stiff.'' #: ''The bar is too stiff; I cannot bend it.''|noun|# A [[dead body]], a [[corpse]]. #: ''She went to the [[morgue]] and saw some stiffs.''}} 2790 6844 2006-06-22T10:45:00Z Cromwellt 61 created entry, wotd {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|06|29}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[piece]] of [[wood]]. #: ''Gerard picked up a stick.'' # A long and thin piece of something. #: ''He gave her a stick of gum.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''piece of wood'') [[baton]], [[branch]], [[twig]] *(''long piece of something'') [[piece]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[walk softly but carry a big stick]] ===See also=== *[[tree]] ==Verb== {{verb|stick|sticks|stuck|sticking}} # To [[attach]]. #: ''The food stuck to the pan.'' # To put, to place. #: ''You stick your clothes in the dryer.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''attach'') [[attach]], [[glue]], [[fix]], [[affix]], [[fasten]], [[join]], [[bond]] *(''put'') [[put]], [[place]], [[set]], [[throw]] ===Antonyms=== *(''attach'') [[unstick]], [[detach]], [[unglue]], [[unfix]], [[remove]], [[unfasten]], [[separate]] *(''put'') [[remove]], [[take away]], [[retain]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[sticker]] *[[stickup]] *[[sticky]] *[[stick up]] *[[stick out]] *[[stick over]] *[[stick on]] *[[stick-on]] ===See also=== *[[adhesive]] [[en:stick]] 7691 2006-07-19T10:43:15Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: el, fi, fr, gl, hu, io, it, ta, uk, vi, zh {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|06|29}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[piece]] of [[wood]]. #: ''Gerard picked up a stick.'' # A long and thin piece of something. #: ''He gave her a stick of gum.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''piece of wood'') [[baton]], [[branch]], [[twig]] *(''long piece of something'') [[piece]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[walk softly but carry a big stick]] ===See also=== *[[tree]] ==Verb== {{verb|stick|sticks|stuck|sticking}} # To [[attach]]. #: ''The food stuck to the pan.'' # To put, to place. #: ''You stick your clothes in the dryer.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''attach'') [[attach]], [[glue]], [[fix]], [[affix]], [[fasten]], [[join]], [[bond]] *(''put'') [[put]], [[place]], [[set]], [[throw]] ===Antonyms=== *(''attach'') [[unstick]], [[detach]], [[unglue]], [[unfix]], [[remove]], [[unfasten]], [[separate]] *(''put'') [[remove]], [[take away]], [[retain]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[sticker]] *[[stickup]] *[[sticky]] *[[stick up]] *[[stick out]] *[[stick over]] *[[stick on]] *[[stick-on]] ===See also=== *[[adhesive]] [[el:stick]] [[en:stick]] [[fr:stick]] [[gl:stick]] [[io:stick]] [[it:stick]] [[hu:stick]] [[fi:stick]] [[ta:stick]] [[vi:stick]] [[uk:stick]] [[zh:stick]] 10217 2006-09-24T14:02:22Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[es:stick]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|06|29}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[piece]] of [[wood]]. #: ''Gerard picked up a stick.'' # A long and thin piece of something. #: ''He gave her a stick of gum.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''piece of wood'') [[baton]], [[branch]], [[twig]] *(''long piece of something'') [[piece]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[walk softly but carry a big stick]] ===See also=== *[[tree]] ==Verb== {{verb|stick|sticks|stuck|sticking}} # To [[attach]]. #: ''The food stuck to the pan.'' # To put, to place. #: ''You stick your clothes in the dryer.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''attach'') [[attach]], [[glue]], [[fix]], [[affix]], [[fasten]], [[join]], [[bond]] *(''put'') [[put]], [[place]], [[set]], [[throw]] ===Antonyms=== *(''attach'') [[unstick]], [[detach]], [[unglue]], [[unfix]], [[remove]], [[unfasten]], [[separate]] *(''put'') [[remove]], [[take away]], [[retain]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[sticker]] *[[stickup]] *[[sticky]] *[[stick up]] *[[stick out]] *[[stick over]] *[[stick on]] *[[stick-on]] ===See also=== *[[adhesive]] [[el:stick]] [[en:stick]] [[es:stick]] [[fr:stick]] [[gl:stick]] [[io:stick]] [[it:stick]] [[hu:stick]] [[fi:stick]] [[ta:stick]] [[vi:stick]] [[uk:stick]] [[zh:stick]] 10919 2006-10-13T09:48:49Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:stick]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|06|29}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[piece]] of [[wood]]. #: ''Gerard picked up a stick.'' # A long and thin piece of something. #: ''He gave her a stick of gum.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''piece of wood'') [[baton]], [[branch]], [[twig]] *(''long piece of something'') [[piece]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[walk softly but carry a big stick]] ===See also=== *[[tree]] ==Verb== {{verb|stick|sticks|stuck|sticking}} # To [[attach]]. #: ''The food stuck to the pan.'' # To put, to place. #: ''You stick your clothes in the dryer.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''attach'') [[attach]], [[glue]], [[fix]], [[affix]], [[fasten]], [[join]], [[bond]] *(''put'') [[put]], [[place]], [[set]], [[throw]] ===Antonyms=== *(''attach'') [[unstick]], [[detach]], [[unglue]], [[unfix]], [[remove]], [[unfasten]], [[separate]] *(''put'') [[remove]], [[take away]], [[retain]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[sticker]] *[[stickup]] *[[sticky]] *[[stick up]] *[[stick out]] *[[stick over]] *[[stick on]] *[[stick-on]] ===See also=== *[[adhesive]] [[el:stick]] [[en:stick]] [[es:stick]] [[fr:stick]] [[gl:stick]] [[io:stick]] [[it:stick]] [[kk:stick]] [[hu:stick]] [[fi:stick]] [[ta:stick]] [[vi:stick]] [[uk:stick]] [[zh:stick]] 11353 2006-10-19T00:49:33Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:stick]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|06|29}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[piece]] of [[wood]]. #: ''Gerard picked up a stick.'' # A long and thin piece of something. #: ''He gave her a stick of gum.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''piece of wood'') [[baton]], [[branch]], [[twig]] *(''long piece of something'') [[piece]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[walk softly but carry a big stick]] ===See also=== *[[tree]] ==Verb== {{verb|stick|sticks|stuck|sticking}} # To [[attach]]. #: ''The food stuck to the pan.'' # To put, to place. #: ''You stick your clothes in the dryer.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''attach'') [[attach]], [[glue]], [[fix]], [[affix]], [[fasten]], [[join]], [[bond]] *(''put'') [[put]], [[place]], [[set]], [[throw]] ===Antonyms=== *(''attach'') [[unstick]], [[detach]], [[unglue]], [[unfix]], [[remove]], [[unfasten]], [[separate]] *(''put'') [[remove]], [[take away]], [[retain]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[sticker]] *[[stickup]] *[[sticky]] *[[stick up]] *[[stick out]] *[[stick over]] *[[stick on]] *[[stick-on]] ===See also=== *[[adhesive]] [[el:stick]] [[en:stick]] [[es:stick]] [[fr:stick]] [[gl:stick]] [[io:stick]] [[it:stick]] [[kk:stick]] [[hu:stick]] [[ru:stick]] [[fi:stick]] [[ta:stick]] [[vi:stick]] [[uk:stick]] [[zh:stick]] 13175 2006-12-02T04:34:06Z Coppertwig 139 /* Noun */ picture {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|06|29}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Dachshund swimming with stick.jpg|thumb|<big>A dog with a '''stick'''</big>]] # A [[piece]] of [[wood]]. #: ''Gerard picked up a stick.'' # A long and thin piece of something. #: ''He gave her a stick of gum.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''piece of wood'') [[baton]], [[branch]], [[twig]] *(''long piece of something'') [[piece]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[walk softly but carry a big stick]] ===See also=== *[[tree]] <br style="clear:both"/> ==Verb== {{verb|stick|sticks|stuck|sticking}} # To [[attach]]. #: ''The food stuck to the pan.'' # To put, to place. #: ''You stick your clothes in the dryer.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''attach'') [[attach]], [[glue]], [[fix]], [[affix]], [[fasten]], [[join]], [[bond]] *(''put'') [[put]], [[place]], [[set]], [[throw]] ===Antonyms=== *(''attach'') [[unstick]], [[detach]], [[unglue]], [[unfix]], [[remove]], [[unfasten]], [[separate]] *(''put'') [[remove]], [[take away]], [[retain]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[sticker]] *[[stickup]] *[[sticky]] *[[stick up]] *[[stick out]] *[[stick over]] *[[stick on]] *[[stick-on]] ===See also=== *[[adhesive]] [[el:stick]] [[en:stick]] [[es:stick]] [[fr:stick]] [[gl:stick]] [[io:stick]] [[it:stick]] [[kk:stick]] [[hu:stick]] [[ru:stick]] [[fi:stick]] [[ta:stick]] [[vi:stick]] [[uk:stick]] [[zh:stick]] 2791 6845 2006-06-22T10:45:15Z Cromwellt 61 created wotd {{wotdentry2|stick|noun|# A [[piece]] of [[wood]]. #: ''Gerard picked up a stick.'' # A [[long]] and [[thin]] piece of something. #: ''He gave her a stick of gum.''|verb|# To [[attach]]. #: ''The food stuck to the pan.'' # To [[put]], to [[place]]. #: ''You stick your clothes in the dryer.''}} 2792 6851 2006-06-22T10:58:42Z Cromwellt 61 created entry, wotd {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|06|30}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A small [[tool]] used to [[dig]]. #: ''I took my spade to the garden.'' # A [[suit]] in [[cards]]. #: ''He had three spades and two hearts.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''small tool'') [[shovel]], [[scoop]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[dig]] *[[dirt]] *[[garden]] *[[plant]] ===See also=== *[[heart]] *[[club]] *[[diamond]] ==Verb== {{verb|spade|spades|spaded|spading}} # To dig using a spade. #: ''She will spade the garden.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[dig]] *[[dig up]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[spade up]] [[en:spade]] [[category:Tools]] 7698 2006-07-19T10:54:46Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: et, fi, fr, hu, it, nl, pl, zh {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|06|30}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A small [[tool]] used to [[dig]]. #: ''I took my spade to the garden.'' # A [[suit]] in [[cards]]. #: ''He had three spades and two hearts.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''small tool'') [[shovel]], [[scoop]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[dig]] *[[dirt]] *[[garden]] *[[plant]] ===See also=== *[[heart]] *[[club]] *[[diamond]] ==Verb== {{verb|spade|spades|spaded|spading}} # To dig using a spade. #: ''She will spade the garden.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[dig]] *[[dig up]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[spade up]] [[category:Tools]] [[et:spade]] [[en:spade]] [[fr:spade]] [[it:spade]] [[hu:spade]] [[nl:spade]] [[pl:spade]] [[fi:spade]] [[zh:spade]] 9788 2006-09-10T14:41:49Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|06|30}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A small [[tool]] used to [[dig]]. #: ''I took my spade to the garden.'' # A [[suit]] in [[cards]]. #: ''He had three spades and two hearts.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''small tool'') [[shovel]], [[scoop]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[dig]] *[[dirt]] *[[garden]] *[[plant]] ===See also=== *[[heart]] *[[club]] *[[diamond]] ==Verb== {{verb|spade|spades|spaded|spading}} # To dig using a spade. #: ''She will spade the garden.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[dig]] *[[dig up]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[spade up]] [[category:Tools]] [[et:spade]] [[en:spade]] [[fr:spade]] [[it:spade]] [[hu:spade]] [[nl:spade]] [[pl:spade]] [[fi:spade]] [[vi:spade]] [[zh:spade]] 10895 2006-10-13T00:04:57Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[sv:spade]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|06|30}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A small [[tool]] used to [[dig]]. #: ''I took my spade to the garden.'' # A [[suit]] in [[cards]]. #: ''He had three spades and two hearts.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''small tool'') [[shovel]], [[scoop]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[dig]] *[[dirt]] *[[garden]] *[[plant]] ===See also=== *[[heart]] *[[club]] *[[diamond]] ==Verb== {{verb|spade|spades|spaded|spading}} # To dig using a spade. #: ''She will spade the garden.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[dig]] *[[dig up]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[spade up]] [[category:Tools]] [[et:spade]] [[en:spade]] [[fr:spade]] [[it:spade]] [[hu:spade]] [[nl:spade]] [[pl:spade]] [[fi:spade]] [[sv:spade]] [[vi:spade]] [[zh:spade]] 12010 2006-11-09T17:53:35Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ru:spade]], [[ta:spade]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|06|30}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A small [[tool]] used to [[dig]]. #: ''I took my spade to the garden.'' # A [[suit]] in [[cards]]. #: ''He had three spades and two hearts.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''small tool'') [[shovel]], [[scoop]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[dig]] *[[dirt]] *[[garden]] *[[plant]] ===See also=== *[[heart]] *[[club]] *[[diamond]] ==Verb== {{verb|spade|spades|spaded|spading}} # To dig using a spade. #: ''She will spade the garden.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[dig]] *[[dig up]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[spade up]] [[category:Tools]] [[et:spade]] [[en:spade]] [[fr:spade]] [[it:spade]] [[hu:spade]] [[nl:spade]] [[pl:spade]] [[ru:spade]] [[fi:spade]] [[sv:spade]] [[ta:spade]] [[vi:spade]] [[zh:spade]] 2793 6852 2006-06-22T10:59:02Z Cromwellt 61 created wotd {{wotdentry2|spade|noun|# A small [[tool]] used to [[dig]]. #: ''I took my spade to the garden.'' # A [[suit]] in [[cards]]. #: ''He had three spades and two hearts.''|verb|# To dig using a spade. #: ''She will spade the garden.''}} 2794 6853 2006-06-22T10:59:46Z Cromwellt 61 This category is for [[tool]] 6854 2006-06-22T11:00:21Z Cromwellt 61 fixed description This category is for [[tool]]s: things which are used to do something. 2795 6856 2006-06-22T11:06:02Z Cromwellt 61 created wotd {{wotdentry|iron|noun|# A [[tool]] used to [[remove]] [[wrinkle]]s from [[cloth]]. #: ''She used the iron on her skirt.''|mass noun|# An [[element]] with the [[symbol]] Fe. #: ''Iron is near carbon in the [[periodic table]].'' # A [[metal]] from the element. #: ''That door is made of iron.''|verb|# To remove wrinkles with an iron. #: ''He irons his shirts.''|adjective|# Made of iron. #: ''He has an iron bar.''}} 2796 6857 2006-06-22T11:15:58Z Cromwellt 61 created entry, wotd {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|07|02}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|sharp|sharper|sharpest}} # Having a [[cutting]] [[edge]]; not [[dull]]. #: ''He has a sharp knife.'' # Intelligent or quick to learn. #: ''That girl is sharp.'' # [[strong|Strong]] in [[flavor]]. #: ''That lemonade is sharp.'' #: ''I would like sharp Cheddar cheese.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''having a cutting edge'') [[pointed]], [[razor-sharp]], [[jagged]], [[prickly]], [[spiky]] *(''intelligent'') [[intelligent]], [[quick to learn]], [[quick]], [[sharp-witted]] *(''strong in flavor'') [[strong]], [[tasty]] ===Antonyms=== *(''having a cutting edge'') [[rounded]], [[dull]], [[blunt]], [[smooth]] *(''intelligent'') [[dumb]], [[stupid]], [[slow to learn]], [[slow]], [[dimwitted]], [[unintelligent]] *(''strong in flavor'') [[weak]], [[bland]], [[mild]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[cardsharp]] *[[sharpen]] ===See also=== *[[point]] *[[blade]] *[[knife]] *[[knowledge]] *[[taste]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A blade, especially a [[sword]] used in [[fencing]], with a sharp [[tip]]. #: ''Jesse preferred to practice with sharps.'' [[en:sharp]] 7711 2006-07-19T11:17:28Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: fi, fr, hu, io, it, pt, zh {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|07|02}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|sharp|sharper|sharpest}} # Having a [[cutting]] [[edge]]; not [[dull]]. #: ''He has a sharp knife.'' # Intelligent or quick to learn. #: ''That girl is sharp.'' # [[strong|Strong]] in [[flavor]]. #: ''That lemonade is sharp.'' #: ''I would like sharp Cheddar cheese.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''having a cutting edge'') [[pointed]], [[razor-sharp]], [[jagged]], [[prickly]], [[spiky]] *(''intelligent'') [[intelligent]], [[quick to learn]], [[quick]], [[sharp-witted]] *(''strong in flavor'') [[strong]], [[tasty]] ===Antonyms=== *(''having a cutting edge'') [[rounded]], [[dull]], [[blunt]], [[smooth]] *(''intelligent'') [[dumb]], [[stupid]], [[slow to learn]], [[slow]], [[dimwitted]], [[unintelligent]] *(''strong in flavor'') [[weak]], [[bland]], [[mild]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[cardsharp]] *[[sharpen]] ===See also=== *[[point]] *[[blade]] *[[knife]] *[[knowledge]] *[[taste]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A blade, especially a [[sword]] used in [[fencing]], with a sharp [[tip]]. #: ''Jesse preferred to practice with sharps.'' [[en:sharp]] [[fr:sharp]] [[io:sharp]] [[it:sharp]] [[hu:sharp]] [[pt:sharp]] [[fi:sharp]] [[zh:sharp]] 9745 2006-09-10T14:20:57Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|07|02}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|sharp|sharper|sharpest}} # Having a [[cutting]] [[edge]]; not [[dull]]. #: ''He has a sharp knife.'' # Intelligent or quick to learn. #: ''That girl is sharp.'' # [[strong|Strong]] in [[flavor]]. #: ''That lemonade is sharp.'' #: ''I would like sharp Cheddar cheese.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''having a cutting edge'') [[pointed]], [[razor-sharp]], [[jagged]], [[prickly]], [[spiky]] *(''intelligent'') [[intelligent]], [[quick to learn]], [[quick]], [[sharp-witted]] *(''strong in flavor'') [[strong]], [[tasty]] ===Antonyms=== *(''having a cutting edge'') [[rounded]], [[dull]], [[blunt]], [[smooth]] *(''intelligent'') [[dumb]], [[stupid]], [[slow to learn]], [[slow]], [[dimwitted]], [[unintelligent]] *(''strong in flavor'') [[weak]], [[bland]], [[mild]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[cardsharp]] *[[sharpen]] ===See also=== *[[point]] *[[blade]] *[[knife]] *[[knowledge]] *[[taste]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A blade, especially a [[sword]] used in [[fencing]], with a sharp [[tip]]. #: ''Jesse preferred to practice with sharps.'' [[en:sharp]] [[fr:sharp]] [[io:sharp]] [[it:sharp]] [[hu:sharp]] [[pt:sharp]] [[fi:sharp]] [[vi:sharp]] [[zh:sharp]] 10213 2006-09-24T14:00:21Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[es:sharp]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|07|02}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|sharp|sharper|sharpest}} # Having a [[cutting]] [[edge]]; not [[dull]]. #: ''He has a sharp knife.'' # Intelligent or quick to learn. #: ''That girl is sharp.'' # [[strong|Strong]] in [[flavor]]. #: ''That lemonade is sharp.'' #: ''I would like sharp Cheddar cheese.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''having a cutting edge'') [[pointed]], [[razor-sharp]], [[jagged]], [[prickly]], [[spiky]] *(''intelligent'') [[intelligent]], [[quick to learn]], [[quick]], [[sharp-witted]] *(''strong in flavor'') [[strong]], [[tasty]] ===Antonyms=== *(''having a cutting edge'') [[rounded]], [[dull]], [[blunt]], [[smooth]] *(''intelligent'') [[dumb]], [[stupid]], [[slow to learn]], [[slow]], [[dimwitted]], [[unintelligent]] *(''strong in flavor'') [[weak]], [[bland]], [[mild]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[cardsharp]] *[[sharpen]] ===See also=== *[[point]] *[[blade]] *[[knife]] *[[knowledge]] *[[taste]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A blade, especially a [[sword]] used in [[fencing]], with a sharp [[tip]]. #: ''Jesse preferred to practice with sharps.'' [[en:sharp]] [[es:sharp]] [[fr:sharp]] [[io:sharp]] [[it:sharp]] [[hu:sharp]] [[pt:sharp]] [[fi:sharp]] [[vi:sharp]] [[zh:sharp]] 10826 2006-10-11T15:00:47Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:sharp]], [[ta:sharp]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|07|02}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|sharp|sharper|sharpest}} # Having a [[cutting]] [[edge]]; not [[dull]]. #: ''He has a sharp knife.'' # Intelligent or quick to learn. #: ''That girl is sharp.'' # [[strong|Strong]] in [[flavor]]. #: ''That lemonade is sharp.'' #: ''I would like sharp Cheddar cheese.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''having a cutting edge'') [[pointed]], [[razor-sharp]], [[jagged]], [[prickly]], [[spiky]] *(''intelligent'') [[intelligent]], [[quick to learn]], [[quick]], [[sharp-witted]] *(''strong in flavor'') [[strong]], [[tasty]] ===Antonyms=== *(''having a cutting edge'') [[rounded]], [[dull]], [[blunt]], [[smooth]] *(''intelligent'') [[dumb]], [[stupid]], [[slow to learn]], [[slow]], [[dimwitted]], [[unintelligent]] *(''strong in flavor'') [[weak]], [[bland]], [[mild]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[cardsharp]] *[[sharpen]] ===See also=== *[[point]] *[[blade]] *[[knife]] *[[knowledge]] *[[taste]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A blade, especially a [[sword]] used in [[fencing]], with a sharp [[tip]]. #: ''Jesse preferred to practice with sharps.'' [[en:sharp]] [[es:sharp]] [[fr:sharp]] [[io:sharp]] [[it:sharp]] [[kk:sharp]] [[hu:sharp]] [[pt:sharp]] [[fi:sharp]] [[ta:sharp]] [[vi:sharp]] [[zh:sharp]] 11345 2006-10-18T23:39:51Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:sharp]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|07|02}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|sharp|sharper|sharpest}} # Having a [[cutting]] [[edge]]; not [[dull]]. #: ''He has a sharp knife.'' # Intelligent or quick to learn. #: ''That girl is sharp.'' # [[strong|Strong]] in [[flavor]]. #: ''That lemonade is sharp.'' #: ''I would like sharp Cheddar cheese.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''having a cutting edge'') [[pointed]], [[razor-sharp]], [[jagged]], [[prickly]], [[spiky]] *(''intelligent'') [[intelligent]], [[quick to learn]], [[quick]], [[sharp-witted]] *(''strong in flavor'') [[strong]], [[tasty]] ===Antonyms=== *(''having a cutting edge'') [[rounded]], [[dull]], [[blunt]], [[smooth]] *(''intelligent'') [[dumb]], [[stupid]], [[slow to learn]], [[slow]], [[dimwitted]], [[unintelligent]] *(''strong in flavor'') [[weak]], [[bland]], [[mild]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[cardsharp]] *[[sharpen]] ===See also=== *[[point]] *[[blade]] *[[knife]] *[[knowledge]] *[[taste]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A blade, especially a [[sword]] used in [[fencing]], with a sharp [[tip]]. #: ''Jesse preferred to practice with sharps.'' [[en:sharp]] [[es:sharp]] [[fr:sharp]] [[io:sharp]] [[it:sharp]] [[kk:sharp]] [[hu:sharp]] [[pt:sharp]] [[ru:sharp]] [[fi:sharp]] [[ta:sharp]] [[vi:sharp]] [[zh:sharp]] 2797 6858 2006-06-22T11:16:25Z Cromwellt 61 created wotd {{wotdentry2|sharp|adjective|# Having a [[cutting]] [[edge]]; not [[dull]]. #: ''He has a sharp knife.'' # Intelligent or quick to learn. #: ''That girl is sharp.'' # [[strong|Strong]] in [[flavor]]. #: ''That lemonade is sharp.'' #: ''I would like sharp Cheddar cheese.''|noun|# A [[blade]], especially a [[sword]] used in [[fencing]], with a sharp [[tip]]. #: ''Jesse preferred to practice with sharps.''}} 2798 6859 2006-06-22T11:31:49Z Cromwellt 61 created entry, wotd {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|07|03}} ==Verb== {{verb2|run|runs|ran|run|running}} # To go [[quickly]], with both [[foot|feet]] off the ground at one time. #: ''I must run.'' #: ''I like to run in the afternoon.'' # To [[function]] (said of a [[machine]]). #: ''The car runs well.'' # To [[flee]]. #: ''He ran from the cops.'' # [[past participle|Past participle]] of "to run". #: ''He had run all the way from Dallas.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''go quickly'') [[hurry]] *(''function'') [[function]], [[work]] *(''flee'') [[flee]], [[escape]], [[run for it]] ===Antonyms=== *(''go quickly'') [[stroll]], [[walk]] *(''flee'') [[stand up to]], [[stay]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[runner]] *[[running]] *[[run by]] *[[run down]] *[[run for it]] *[[run out on]] *[[run over]] *[[run through]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[race]] *[[jog]] *[[walk]] *[[move]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[trip]] made by a [[runner]]; compare to [[walk]]. #: ''I’m going for a run.'' ===Related words and phrases=== *[[exercise]] *[[jog]] *[[walk]] [[en:run]] 7669 2006-07-19T10:03:01Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, el, es, fi, fr, ga, gl, hu, io, it, ja, pl, pt, ru, ta, uk, zh {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|07|03}} ==Verb== {{verb2|run|runs|ran|run|running}} # To go [[quickly]], with both [[foot|feet]] off the ground at one time. #: ''I must run.'' #: ''I like to run in the afternoon.'' # To [[function]] (said of a [[machine]]). #: ''The car runs well.'' # To [[flee]]. #: ''He ran from the cops.'' # [[past participle|Past participle]] of "to run". #: ''He had run all the way from Dallas.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''go quickly'') [[hurry]] *(''function'') [[function]], [[work]] *(''flee'') [[flee]], [[escape]], [[run for it]] ===Antonyms=== *(''go quickly'') [[stroll]], [[walk]] *(''flee'') [[stand up to]], [[stay]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[runner]] *[[running]] *[[run by]] *[[run down]] *[[run for it]] *[[run out on]] *[[run over]] *[[run through]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[race]] *[[jog]] *[[walk]] *[[move]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[trip]] made by a [[runner]]; compare to [[walk]]. #: ''I’m going for a run.'' ===Related words and phrases=== *[[exercise]] *[[jog]] *[[walk]] [[de:run]] [[el:run]] [[en:run]] [[es:run]] [[fr:run]] [[ga:run]] [[gl:run]] [[io:run]] [[it:run]] [[hu:run]] [[ja:run]] [[pl:run]] [[pt:run]] [[ru:run]] [[fi:run]] [[ta:run]] [[uk:run]] [[zh:run]] 7960 2006-07-22T22:04:14Z Brett 77 {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|07|03}} ==Verb== {{verb2|run|runs|ran|run|running}} [[Image:Dita_%282nd%29_London_Marathon_2005.jpg|thumb|a woman running]] # To go [[quickly]], with both [[foot|feet]] off the ground at one time. #: ''I must run.'' #: ''I like to run in the afternoon.'' # To [[function]] (said of a [[machine]]). #: ''The car runs well.'' # To [[flee]]. #: ''He ran from the cops.'' # [[past participle|Past participle]] of "to run". #: ''He had run all the way from Dallas.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''go quickly'') [[hurry]] *(''function'') [[function]], [[work]] *(''flee'') [[flee]], [[escape]], [[run for it]] ===Antonyms=== *(''go quickly'') [[stroll]], [[walk]] *(''flee'') [[stand up to]], [[stay]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[runner]] *[[running]] *[[run by]] *[[run down]] *[[run for it]] *[[run out on]] *[[run over]] *[[run through]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[race]] *[[jog]] *[[walk]] *[[move]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[trip]] made by a [[runner]]; compare to [[walk]]. #: ''I’m going for a run.'' ===Related words and phrases=== *[[exercise]] *[[jog]] *[[walk]] [[de:run]] [[el:run]] [[en:run]] [[es:run]] [[fr:run]] [[ga:run]] [[gl:run]] [[io:run]] [[it:run]] [[hu:run]] [[ja:run]] [[pl:run]] [[pt:run]] [[ru:run]] [[fi:run]] [[ta:run]] [[uk:run]] [[zh:run]] 9118 2006-08-22T03:03:35Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|07|03}} ==Verb== {{verb2|run|runs|ran|run|running}} [[Image:Dita_%282nd%29_London_Marathon_2005.jpg|thumb|a woman running]] # To go [[quickly]], with both [[foot|feet]] off the ground at one time. #: ''I must run.'' #: ''I like to run in the afternoon.'' # To [[function]] (said of a [[machine]]). #: ''The car runs well.'' # To [[flee]]. #: ''He ran from the cops.'' # [[past participle|Past participle]] of "to run". #: ''He had run all the way from Dallas.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''go quickly'') [[hurry]] *(''function'') [[function]], [[work]] *(''flee'') [[flee]], [[escape]], [[run for it]] ===Antonyms=== *(''go quickly'') [[stroll]], [[walk]] *(''flee'') [[stand up to]], [[stay]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[runner]] *[[running]] *[[run by]] *[[run down]] *[[run for it]] *[[run out on]] *[[run over]] *[[run through]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[race]] *[[jog]] *[[walk]] *[[move]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[trip]] made by a [[runner]]; compare to [[walk]]. #: ''I’m going for a run.'' ===Related words and phrases=== *[[exercise]] *[[jog]] *[[walk]] [[de:run]] [[el:run]] [[en:run]] [[es:run]] [[fr:run]] [[ga:run]] [[gl:run]] [[io:run]] [[it:run]] [[hu:run]] [[ja:run]] [[pl:run]] [[pt:run]] [[ru:run]] [[fi:run]] [[ta:run]] [[vi:run]] [[uk:run]] [[zh:run]] 10642 2006-10-09T14:59:03Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:run]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|07|03}} ==Verb== {{verb2|run|runs|ran|run|running}} [[Image:Dita_%282nd%29_London_Marathon_2005.jpg|thumb|a woman running]] # To go [[quickly]], with both [[foot|feet]] off the ground at one time. #: ''I must run.'' #: ''I like to run in the afternoon.'' # To [[function]] (said of a [[machine]]). #: ''The car runs well.'' # To [[flee]]. #: ''He ran from the cops.'' # [[past participle|Past participle]] of "to run". #: ''He had run all the way from Dallas.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''go quickly'') [[hurry]] *(''function'') [[function]], [[work]] *(''flee'') [[flee]], [[escape]], [[run for it]] ===Antonyms=== *(''go quickly'') [[stroll]], [[walk]] *(''flee'') [[stand up to]], [[stay]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[runner]] *[[running]] *[[run by]] *[[run down]] *[[run for it]] *[[run out on]] *[[run over]] *[[run through]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[race]] *[[jog]] *[[walk]] *[[move]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[trip]] made by a [[runner]]; compare to [[walk]]. #: ''I’m going for a run.'' ===Related words and phrases=== *[[exercise]] *[[jog]] *[[walk]] [[de:run]] [[el:run]] [[en:run]] [[es:run]] [[fr:run]] [[ga:run]] [[gl:run]] [[io:run]] [[it:run]] [[kk:run]] [[hu:run]] [[ja:run]] [[pl:run]] [[pt:run]] [[ru:run]] [[fi:run]] [[ta:run]] [[vi:run]] [[uk:run]] [[zh:run]] 13387 2006-12-06T03:21:22Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:run]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|07|03}} ==Verb== {{verb2|run|runs|ran|run|running}} [[Image:Dita_%282nd%29_London_Marathon_2005.jpg|thumb|a woman running]] # To go [[quickly]], with both [[foot|feet]] off the ground at one time. #: ''I must run.'' #: ''I like to run in the afternoon.'' # To [[function]] (said of a [[machine]]). #: ''The car runs well.'' # To [[flee]]. #: ''He ran from the cops.'' # [[past participle|Past participle]] of "to run". #: ''He had run all the way from Dallas.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''go quickly'') [[hurry]] *(''function'') [[function]], [[work]] *(''flee'') [[flee]], [[escape]], [[run for it]] ===Antonyms=== *(''go quickly'') [[stroll]], [[walk]] *(''flee'') [[stand up to]], [[stay]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[runner]] *[[running]] *[[run by]] *[[run down]] *[[run for it]] *[[run out on]] *[[run over]] *[[run through]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[race]] *[[jog]] *[[walk]] *[[move]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[trip]] made by a [[runner]]; compare to [[walk]]. #: ''I’m going for a run.'' ===Related words and phrases=== *[[exercise]] *[[jog]] *[[walk]] [[de:run]] [[el:run]] [[en:run]] [[es:run]] [[fa:run]] [[fr:run]] [[ga:run]] [[gl:run]] [[io:run]] [[it:run]] [[kk:run]] [[hu:run]] [[ja:run]] [[pl:run]] [[pt:run]] [[ru:run]] [[fi:run]] [[ta:run]] [[vi:run]] [[uk:run]] [[zh:run]] 2799 6860 2006-06-22T11:32:30Z Cromwellt 61 created wotd {{wotdentry2|run|verb|# To go [[quickly]], with both [[foot|feet]] off the ground at one time. #: ''I must run.'' #: ''I like to run in the afternoon.'' # To [[function]] (said of a [[machine]]). #: ''The car runs well.'' # To [[flee]]. #: ''He ran from the cops.'' # [[past participle|Past participle]] of "to run". #: ''He had run all the way from Dallas.''|noun|# A [[trip]] made by a [[runner]]; compare to [[walk]]. #: ''I’m going for a run.''}} 2800 6861 2006-06-22T11:40:13Z Cromwellt 61 created entry, wotd {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|07|04}} ==Preposition== {{preposition}} # From. #: ''His name was Simon of Cyrene.'' #: ''He wants a piece of that pie.'' # Made using. #: ''It is a house of cards.'' # Belonging to. #: ''Call the office of the school president.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''from'') [[from]] *(''made using'') [[made of]], [[constructed of]], [[made out of]], [[made with]], [[built using]], [[made using]] *(''belonging to'') [[belonging to]], [[pertaining to]], [[owned by]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[out of]] ===See also=== *[[effect]] *[[material]] *[[possession]] [[en:of]] 7607 2006-07-19T07:41:49Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, et, fi, fr, hu, id, io, it, ja, ku, la, nl, pl, pt, vo, zh {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|07|04}} ==Preposition== {{preposition}} # From. #: ''His name was Simon of Cyrene.'' #: ''He wants a piece of that pie.'' # Made using. #: ''It is a house of cards.'' # Belonging to. #: ''Call the office of the school president.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''from'') [[from]] *(''made using'') [[made of]], [[constructed of]], [[made out of]], [[made with]], [[built using]], [[made using]] *(''belonging to'') [[belonging to]], [[pertaining to]], [[owned by]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[out of]] ===See also=== *[[effect]] *[[material]] *[[possession]] [[de:of]] [[et:of]] [[en:of]] [[fr:of]] [[io:of]] [[id:of]] [[it:of]] [[ku:of]] [[la:of]] [[hu:of]] [[nl:of]] [[ja:of]] [[pl:of]] [[pt:of]] [[fi:of]] [[vo:of]] [[zh:of]] 9710 2006-09-10T13:58:23Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ta {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|07|04}} ==Preposition== {{preposition}} # From. #: ''His name was Simon of Cyrene.'' #: ''He wants a piece of that pie.'' # Made using. #: ''It is a house of cards.'' # Belonging to. #: ''Call the office of the school president.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''from'') [[from]] *(''made using'') [[made of]], [[constructed of]], [[made out of]], [[made with]], [[built using]], [[made using]] *(''belonging to'') [[belonging to]], [[pertaining to]], [[owned by]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[out of]] ===See also=== *[[effect]] *[[material]] *[[possession]] [[de:of]] [[et:of]] [[en:of]] [[fr:of]] [[io:of]] [[id:of]] [[it:of]] [[ku:of]] [[la:of]] [[hu:of]] [[nl:of]] [[ja:of]] [[pl:of]] [[pt:of]] [[fi:of]] [[ta:of]] [[vo:of]] [[zh:of]] 10886 2006-10-12T17:52:31Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[vi:of]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|07|04}} ==Preposition== {{preposition}} # From. #: ''His name was Simon of Cyrene.'' #: ''He wants a piece of that pie.'' # Made using. #: ''It is a house of cards.'' # Belonging to. #: ''Call the office of the school president.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''from'') [[from]] *(''made using'') [[made of]], [[constructed of]], [[made out of]], [[made with]], [[built using]], [[made using]] *(''belonging to'') [[belonging to]], [[pertaining to]], [[owned by]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[out of]] ===See also=== *[[effect]] *[[material]] *[[possession]] [[de:of]] [[et:of]] [[en:of]] [[fr:of]] [[io:of]] [[id:of]] [[it:of]] [[ku:of]] [[la:of]] [[hu:of]] [[nl:of]] [[ja:of]] [[pl:of]] [[pt:of]] [[fi:of]] [[ta:of]] [[vi:of]] [[vo:of]] [[zh:of]] 12693 2006-11-26T10:37:09Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[is:of]], [[tr:of]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|07|04}} ==Preposition== {{preposition}} # From. #: ''His name was Simon of Cyrene.'' #: ''He wants a piece of that pie.'' # Made using. #: ''It is a house of cards.'' # Belonging to. #: ''Call the office of the school president.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''from'') [[from]] *(''made using'') [[made of]], [[constructed of]], [[made out of]], [[made with]], [[built using]], [[made using]] *(''belonging to'') [[belonging to]], [[pertaining to]], [[owned by]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[out of]] ===See also=== *[[effect]] *[[material]] *[[possession]] [[de:of]] [[et:of]] [[en:of]] [[fr:of]] [[io:of]] [[id:of]] [[is:of]] [[it:of]] [[ku:of]] [[la:of]] [[hu:of]] [[nl:of]] [[ja:of]] [[pl:of]] [[pt:of]] [[fi:of]] [[ta:of]] [[vi:of]] [[tr:of]] [[vo:of]] [[zh:of]] 14147 2006-12-21T06:10:27Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:of]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|07|04}} ==Preposition== {{preposition}} # From. #: ''His name was Simon of Cyrene.'' #: ''He wants a piece of that pie.'' # Made using. #: ''It is a house of cards.'' # Belonging to. #: ''Call the office of the school president.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''from'') [[from]] *(''made using'') [[made of]], [[constructed of]], [[made out of]], [[made with]], [[built using]], [[made using]] *(''belonging to'') [[belonging to]], [[pertaining to]], [[owned by]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[out of]] ===See also=== *[[effect]] *[[material]] *[[possession]] [[de:of]] [[et:of]] [[en:of]] [[fr:of]] [[io:of]] [[id:of]] [[is:of]] [[it:of]] [[ku:of]] [[la:of]] [[hu:of]] [[nl:of]] [[ja:of]] [[pl:of]] [[pt:of]] [[ru:of]] [[fi:of]] [[ta:of]] [[vi:of]] [[tr:of]] [[vo:of]] [[zh:of]] 14210 2006-12-21T16:40:00Z Brett 77 formatting {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|07|04}} ==Preposition== {{preposition}} # From. #: ''His name was Simon '''of''' Cyrene.'' #: ''He wants a piece '''of''' that pie.'' # Made using. #: ''It is a house '''of''' cards.'' # Belonging to. #: ''Call the office '''of''' the school president.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''from'') [[from]] *(''made using'') [[made of]], [[constructed of]], [[made out of]], [[made with]], [[built using]], [[made using]] *(''belonging to'') [[belonging to]], [[pertaining to]], [[owned by]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[out of]] ===See also=== *[[effect]] *[[material]] *[[possession]] [[de:of]] [[et:of]] [[en:of]] [[fr:of]] [[io:of]] [[id:of]] [[is:of]] [[it:of]] [[ku:of]] [[la:of]] [[hu:of]] [[nl:of]] [[ja:of]] [[pl:of]] [[pt:of]] [[ru:of]] [[fi:of]] [[ta:of]] [[vi:of]] [[tr:of]] [[vo:of]] [[zh:of]] 2801 6862 2006-06-22T11:40:37Z Cromwellt 61 created wotd {{wotdentry1|of|preposition|# [[from|From]]. #: ''His name was Simon of Cyrene.'' #: ''He wants a piece of that pie.'' # [[made|Made]] using. #: ''It is a house of cards.'' # [[belonging to|Belonging to]]. #: ''Call the office of the school president.''}} 2802 6863 2006-06-22T11:52:27Z Cromwellt 61 created entry, wotd {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|07|05}} ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} # [[opposite|Opposite]] of [[left]]; 90º [[clockwise]]. #: ''She made a right turn on Oak Street.'' # [[correct|Correct]]. #: ''You did the right thing.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''opposite of left'') [[right-hand]], [[rightward]] *(''correct'') [[correct]] ===Antonyms=== *(''opposite of left'') [[left]], [[left-hand]], [[leftward]] *(''correct'') [[incorrect]], [[wrong]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[righteous]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # The direction 90º clockwise. #: ''He takes a right at the library.'' # An [[activity]] [[allow]]ed by [[status]]. #: ''You have the right to remain silent.'' # An [[action]] that is [[moral]]. #: ''Two wrongs don’t make a right.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[two wrongs don’t make a right]] *[[rightful]] *[[civil rights]] *[[women’s rights]] *[[divine right of kings]] *[[in the right]] ==Verb== {{verb|right|rights|righted|righting}} # To turn [[right-side-up]]. #: ''He righted the boat.'' # To [[correct]]. #: ''He tried to right a wrong.'' ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # [[correctly|Correctly]]. #: ''He does it right.'' # [[exactly|Exactly]]. #: ''I want to talk to you right now.'' # [[obviously|Obviously]], in [[plain]] [[sight]]. #: ''But John, the letter is right there.'' # In the direction 90º clockwise. #: ''She turned right.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''correctly'') [[correctly]], [[rightly]] *(''exactly'') [[exactly]], [[precisely]] *(''obviously'') [[obviously]] *(''90º clockwise'') [[to the right]] ===Antonyms=== *[[wrong]] *[[wrongly]] *[[incorrectly]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[right here]] *[[right now]] *[[right then]] *[[right there]] [[en:right]] 7073 2006-07-04T13:02:57Z Brett 77 Switched the order of the entries to put the more common meaning first. {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|07|05}} ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} # [[correct|Correct]]. #: ''You did the right thing.'' # [[opposite|Opposite]] of [[left]]; 90º [[clockwise]]. #: ''She made a right turn on Oak Street.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''opposite of left'') [[right-hand]], [[rightward]] *(''correct'') [[correct]] ===Antonyms=== *(''opposite of left'') [[left]], [[left-hand]], [[leftward]] *(''correct'') [[incorrect]], [[wrong]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[righteous]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # The direction 90º clockwise. #: ''He takes a right at the library.'' # An [[activity]] [[allow]]ed by [[status]]. #: ''You have the right to remain silent.'' # An [[action]] that is [[moral]]. #: ''Two wrongs don’t make a right.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[two wrongs don’t make a right]] *[[rightful]] *[[civil rights]] *[[women’s rights]] *[[divine right of kings]] *[[in the right]] ==Verb== {{verb|right|rights|righted|righting}} # To turn [[right-side-up]]. #: ''He righted the boat.'' # To [[correct]]. #: ''He tried to right a wrong.'' ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # [[correctly|Correctly]]. #: ''He does it right.'' # [[exactly|Exactly]]. #: ''I want to talk to you right now.'' # [[obviously|Obviously]], in [[plain]] [[sight]]. #: ''But John, the letter is right there.'' # In the direction 90º clockwise. #: ''She turned right.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''correctly'') [[correctly]], [[rightly]] *(''exactly'') [[exactly]], [[precisely]] *(''obviously'') [[obviously]] *(''90º clockwise'') [[to the right]] ===Antonyms=== *[[wrong]] *[[wrongly]] *[[incorrectly]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[right here]] *[[right now]] *[[right then]] *[[right there]] [[en:right]] 7670 2006-07-19T10:05:32Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, ko, la, pt, sv, ta, zh {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|07|05}} ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} # [[correct|Correct]]. #: ''You did the right thing.'' # [[opposite|Opposite]] of [[left]]; 90º [[clockwise]]. #: ''She made a right turn on Oak Street.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''opposite of left'') [[right-hand]], [[rightward]] *(''correct'') [[correct]] ===Antonyms=== *(''opposite of left'') [[left]], [[left-hand]], [[leftward]] *(''correct'') [[incorrect]], [[wrong]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[righteous]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # The direction 90º clockwise. #: ''He takes a right at the library.'' # An [[activity]] [[allow]]ed by [[status]]. #: ''You have the right to remain silent.'' # An [[action]] that is [[moral]]. #: ''Two wrongs don’t make a right.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[two wrongs don’t make a right]] *[[rightful]] *[[civil rights]] *[[women’s rights]] *[[divine right of kings]] *[[in the right]] ==Verb== {{verb|right|rights|righted|righting}} # To turn [[right-side-up]]. #: ''He righted the boat.'' # To [[correct]]. #: ''He tried to right a wrong.'' ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # [[correctly|Correctly]]. #: ''He does it right.'' # [[exactly|Exactly]]. #: ''I want to talk to you right now.'' # [[obviously|Obviously]], in [[plain]] [[sight]]. #: ''But John, the letter is right there.'' # In the direction 90º clockwise. #: ''She turned right.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''correctly'') [[correctly]], [[rightly]] *(''exactly'') [[exactly]], [[precisely]] *(''obviously'') [[obviously]] *(''90º clockwise'') [[to the right]] ===Antonyms=== *[[wrong]] *[[wrongly]] *[[incorrectly]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[right here]] *[[right now]] *[[right then]] *[[right there]] [[en:right]] [[fr:right]] [[ko:right]] [[io:right]] [[it:right]] [[la:right]] [[hu:right]] [[ja:right]] [[pt:right]] [[fi:right]] [[sv:right]] [[ta:right]] [[zh:right]] 9757 2006-09-10T14:24:47Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|07|05}} ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} # [[correct|Correct]]. #: ''You did the right thing.'' # [[opposite|Opposite]] of [[left]]; 90º [[clockwise]]. #: ''She made a right turn on Oak Street.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''opposite of left'') [[right-hand]], [[rightward]] *(''correct'') [[correct]] ===Antonyms=== *(''opposite of left'') [[left]], [[left-hand]], [[leftward]] *(''correct'') [[incorrect]], [[wrong]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[righteous]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # The direction 90º clockwise. #: ''He takes a right at the library.'' # An [[activity]] [[allow]]ed by [[status]]. #: ''You have the right to remain silent.'' # An [[action]] that is [[moral]]. #: ''Two wrongs don’t make a right.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[two wrongs don’t make a right]] *[[rightful]] *[[civil rights]] *[[women’s rights]] *[[divine right of kings]] *[[in the right]] ==Verb== {{verb|right|rights|righted|righting}} # To turn [[right-side-up]]. #: ''He righted the boat.'' # To [[correct]]. #: ''He tried to right a wrong.'' ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # [[correctly|Correctly]]. #: ''He does it right.'' # [[exactly|Exactly]]. #: ''I want to talk to you right now.'' # [[obviously|Obviously]], in [[plain]] [[sight]]. #: ''But John, the letter is right there.'' # In the direction 90º clockwise. #: ''She turned right.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''correctly'') [[correctly]], [[rightly]] *(''exactly'') [[exactly]], [[precisely]] *(''obviously'') [[obviously]] *(''90º clockwise'') [[to the right]] ===Antonyms=== *[[wrong]] *[[wrongly]] *[[incorrectly]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[right here]] *[[right now]] *[[right then]] *[[right there]] [[en:right]] [[fr:right]] [[ko:right]] [[io:right]] [[it:right]] [[la:right]] [[hu:right]] [[ja:right]] [[pt:right]] [[fi:right]] [[sv:right]] [[ta:right]] [[vi:right]] [[zh:right]] 9905 2006-09-24T11:36:14Z Tangobot 116 Robot: Automated text replacement (-{{adjective2}} +{{adjective}}) {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|07|05}} ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # [[correct|Correct]]. #: ''You did the right thing.'' # [[opposite|Opposite]] of [[left]]; 90º [[clockwise]]. #: ''She made a right turn on Oak Street.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''opposite of left'') [[right-hand]], [[rightward]] *(''correct'') [[correct]] ===Antonyms=== *(''opposite of left'') [[left]], [[left-hand]], [[leftward]] *(''correct'') [[incorrect]], [[wrong]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[righteous]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # The direction 90º clockwise. #: ''He takes a right at the library.'' # An [[activity]] [[allow]]ed by [[status]]. #: ''You have the right to remain silent.'' # An [[action]] that is [[moral]]. #: ''Two wrongs don’t make a right.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[two wrongs don’t make a right]] *[[rightful]] *[[civil rights]] *[[women’s rights]] *[[divine right of kings]] *[[in the right]] ==Verb== {{verb|right|rights|righted|righting}} # To turn [[right-side-up]]. #: ''He righted the boat.'' # To [[correct]]. #: ''He tried to right a wrong.'' ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # [[correctly|Correctly]]. #: ''He does it right.'' # [[exactly|Exactly]]. #: ''I want to talk to you right now.'' # [[obviously|Obviously]], in [[plain]] [[sight]]. #: ''But John, the letter is right there.'' # In the direction 90º clockwise. #: ''She turned right.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''correctly'') [[correctly]], [[rightly]] *(''exactly'') [[exactly]], [[precisely]] *(''obviously'') [[obviously]] *(''90º clockwise'') [[to the right]] ===Antonyms=== *[[wrong]] *[[wrongly]] *[[incorrectly]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[right here]] *[[right now]] *[[right then]] *[[right there]] [[en:right]] [[fr:right]] [[ko:right]] [[io:right]] [[it:right]] [[la:right]] [[hu:right]] [[ja:right]] [[pt:right]] [[fi:right]] [[sv:right]] [[ta:right]] [[vi:right]] [[zh:right]] 10196 2006-09-24T13:52:23Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[es:right]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|07|05}} ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # [[correct|Correct]]. #: ''You did the right thing.'' # [[opposite|Opposite]] of [[left]]; 90º [[clockwise]]. #: ''She made a right turn on Oak Street.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''opposite of left'') [[right-hand]], [[rightward]] *(''correct'') [[correct]] ===Antonyms=== *(''opposite of left'') [[left]], [[left-hand]], [[leftward]] *(''correct'') [[incorrect]], [[wrong]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[righteous]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # The direction 90º clockwise. #: ''He takes a right at the library.'' # An [[activity]] [[allow]]ed by [[status]]. #: ''You have the right to remain silent.'' # An [[action]] that is [[moral]]. #: ''Two wrongs don’t make a right.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[two wrongs don’t make a right]] *[[rightful]] *[[civil rights]] *[[women’s rights]] *[[divine right of kings]] *[[in the right]] ==Verb== {{verb|right|rights|righted|righting}} # To turn [[right-side-up]]. #: ''He righted the boat.'' # To [[correct]]. #: ''He tried to right a wrong.'' ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # [[correctly|Correctly]]. #: ''He does it right.'' # [[exactly|Exactly]]. #: ''I want to talk to you right now.'' # [[obviously|Obviously]], in [[plain]] [[sight]]. #: ''But John, the letter is right there.'' # In the direction 90º clockwise. #: ''She turned right.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''correctly'') [[correctly]], [[rightly]] *(''exactly'') [[exactly]], [[precisely]] *(''obviously'') [[obviously]] *(''90º clockwise'') [[to the right]] ===Antonyms=== *[[wrong]] *[[wrongly]] *[[incorrectly]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[right here]] *[[right now]] *[[right then]] *[[right there]] [[en:right]] [[es:right]] [[fr:right]] [[ko:right]] [[io:right]] [[it:right]] [[la:right]] [[hu:right]] [[ja:right]] [[pt:right]] [[fi:right]] [[sv:right]] [[ta:right]] [[vi:right]] [[zh:right]] 10591 2006-10-09T07:40:57Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:right]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|07|05}} ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # [[correct|Correct]]. #: ''You did the right thing.'' # [[opposite|Opposite]] of [[left]]; 90º [[clockwise]]. #: ''She made a right turn on Oak Street.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''opposite of left'') [[right-hand]], [[rightward]] *(''correct'') [[correct]] ===Antonyms=== *(''opposite of left'') [[left]], [[left-hand]], [[leftward]] *(''correct'') [[incorrect]], [[wrong]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[righteous]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # The direction 90º clockwise. #: ''He takes a right at the library.'' # An [[activity]] [[allow]]ed by [[status]]. #: ''You have the right to remain silent.'' # An [[action]] that is [[moral]]. #: ''Two wrongs don’t make a right.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[two wrongs don’t make a right]] *[[rightful]] *[[civil rights]] *[[women’s rights]] *[[divine right of kings]] *[[in the right]] ==Verb== {{verb|right|rights|righted|righting}} # To turn [[right-side-up]]. #: ''He righted the boat.'' # To [[correct]]. #: ''He tried to right a wrong.'' ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # [[correctly|Correctly]]. #: ''He does it right.'' # [[exactly|Exactly]]. #: ''I want to talk to you right now.'' # [[obviously|Obviously]], in [[plain]] [[sight]]. #: ''But John, the letter is right there.'' # In the direction 90º clockwise. #: ''She turned right.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''correctly'') [[correctly]], [[rightly]] *(''exactly'') [[exactly]], [[precisely]] *(''obviously'') [[obviously]] *(''90º clockwise'') [[to the right]] ===Antonyms=== *[[wrong]] *[[wrongly]] *[[incorrectly]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[right here]] *[[right now]] *[[right then]] *[[right there]] [[en:right]] [[es:right]] [[fr:right]] [[ko:right]] [[io:right]] [[it:right]] [[kk:right]] [[la:right]] [[hu:right]] [[ja:right]] [[pt:right]] [[fi:right]] [[sv:right]] [[ta:right]] [[vi:right]] [[zh:right]] 11337 2006-10-18T22:15:52Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:right]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|07|05}} ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # [[correct|Correct]]. #: ''You did the right thing.'' # [[opposite|Opposite]] of [[left]]; 90º [[clockwise]]. #: ''She made a right turn on Oak Street.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''opposite of left'') [[right-hand]], [[rightward]] *(''correct'') [[correct]] ===Antonyms=== *(''opposite of left'') [[left]], [[left-hand]], [[leftward]] *(''correct'') [[incorrect]], [[wrong]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[righteous]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # The direction 90º clockwise. #: ''He takes a right at the library.'' # An [[activity]] [[allow]]ed by [[status]]. #: ''You have the right to remain silent.'' # An [[action]] that is [[moral]]. #: ''Two wrongs don’t make a right.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[two wrongs don’t make a right]] *[[rightful]] *[[civil rights]] *[[women’s rights]] *[[divine right of kings]] *[[in the right]] ==Verb== {{verb|right|rights|righted|righting}} # To turn [[right-side-up]]. #: ''He righted the boat.'' # To [[correct]]. #: ''He tried to right a wrong.'' ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # [[correctly|Correctly]]. #: ''He does it right.'' # [[exactly|Exactly]]. #: ''I want to talk to you right now.'' # [[obviously|Obviously]], in [[plain]] [[sight]]. #: ''But John, the letter is right there.'' # In the direction 90º clockwise. #: ''She turned right.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''correctly'') [[correctly]], [[rightly]] *(''exactly'') [[exactly]], [[precisely]] *(''obviously'') [[obviously]] *(''90º clockwise'') [[to the right]] ===Antonyms=== *[[wrong]] *[[wrongly]] *[[incorrectly]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[right here]] *[[right now]] *[[right then]] *[[right there]] [[en:right]] [[es:right]] [[fr:right]] [[ko:right]] [[io:right]] [[it:right]] [[kk:right]] [[la:right]] [[hu:right]] [[ja:right]] [[pt:right]] [[ru:right]] [[fi:right]] [[sv:right]] [[ta:right]] [[vi:right]] [[zh:right]] 14034 2006-12-20T18:41:03Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:right]], [[ku:right]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|07|05}} ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # [[correct|Correct]]. #: ''You did the right thing.'' # [[opposite|Opposite]] of [[left]]; 90º [[clockwise]]. #: ''She made a right turn on Oak Street.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''opposite of left'') [[right-hand]], [[rightward]] *(''correct'') [[correct]] ===Antonyms=== *(''opposite of left'') [[left]], [[left-hand]], [[leftward]] *(''correct'') [[incorrect]], [[wrong]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[righteous]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # The direction 90º clockwise. #: ''He takes a right at the library.'' # An [[activity]] [[allow]]ed by [[status]]. #: ''You have the right to remain silent.'' # An [[action]] that is [[moral]]. #: ''Two wrongs don’t make a right.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[two wrongs don’t make a right]] *[[rightful]] *[[civil rights]] *[[women’s rights]] *[[divine right of kings]] *[[in the right]] ==Verb== {{verb|right|rights|righted|righting}} # To turn [[right-side-up]]. #: ''He righted the boat.'' # To [[correct]]. #: ''He tried to right a wrong.'' ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # [[correctly|Correctly]]. #: ''He does it right.'' # [[exactly|Exactly]]. #: ''I want to talk to you right now.'' # [[obviously|Obviously]], in [[plain]] [[sight]]. #: ''But John, the letter is right there.'' # In the direction 90º clockwise. #: ''She turned right.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''correctly'') [[correctly]], [[rightly]] *(''exactly'') [[exactly]], [[precisely]] *(''obviously'') [[obviously]] *(''90º clockwise'') [[to the right]] ===Antonyms=== *[[wrong]] *[[wrongly]] *[[incorrectly]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[right here]] *[[right now]] *[[right then]] *[[right there]] [[en:right]] [[es:right]] [[fa:right]] [[fr:right]] [[ko:right]] [[io:right]] [[it:right]] [[kk:right]] [[ku:right]] [[la:right]] [[hu:right]] [[ja:right]] [[pt:right]] [[ru:right]] [[fi:right]] [[sv:right]] [[ta:right]] [[vi:right]] [[zh:right]] 2803 6864 2006-06-22T11:56:03Z Cromwellt 61 created wotd {{wotdentry|right|adjective|# [[opposite|Opposite]] of [[left]]; 90º [[clockwise]]. #: ''She made a right turn on Oak Street.'' # [[correct|Correct]]. #: ''You did the right thing.''|noun|# The direction 90º clockwise. #: ''He takes a right at the library.'' # An [[activity]] [[allow]]ed by [[status]]. #: ''You have the right to remain silent.'' # An [[action]] that is [[moral]]. #: ''Two wrongs don’t make a right.''|verb|# To [[correct]]. #: ''He tried to right a wrong.''|adverb|# [[correctly|Correctly]]. #: ''He does it right.'' # In the direction 90º clockwise. #: ''She turned right.''}} 2804 6865 2006-06-22T12:06:43Z Cromwellt 61 created entry, wotd {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|07|06}} ==Verb== {{verb|open|opens|opened|opening}} # To move something to the side to allow [[entrance]]. #: ''I will open the door for our guests.'' # To prepare for [[business]]. #: ''She opened the store.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''to move'') [[unlock]], [[unbolt]], [[unclose]] *(''to prepare for business'') [[prepare]] ===Antonyms=== *(''to move'') [[close]], [[shut]], [[lock]], [[bolt]] *(''prepare for business'') [[close]], [[close up]], [[lock]], [[lock up]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[can opener]] *[[easy-open]] *[[opener]] *[[opening]] *[[open up]] *[[open wide]] *[[reopen]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|open|more open|most open}} # Having a [[hole]] or opening, not closed. #: ''The door was open.'' # [[available|Available]] for business. #: ''The shop is open.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''having a hole'') [[ajar]], [[unclosed]] ===Antonyms=== *(''having a hole'') [[closed]], [[secured]], [[shut]], [[shut up]] *(''available for business'') [[closed]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[open-air]] *[[opened]] *[[wide open]] [[en:open]] 7606 2006-07-19T07:39:19Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: es, fi, fr, hu, id, io, it, nl, pt, sv, ta, zh {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|07|06}} ==Verb== {{verb|open|opens|opened|opening}} # To move something to the side to allow [[entrance]]. #: ''I will open the door for our guests.'' # To prepare for [[business]]. #: ''She opened the store.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''to move'') [[unlock]], [[unbolt]], [[unclose]] *(''to prepare for business'') [[prepare]] ===Antonyms=== *(''to move'') [[close]], [[shut]], [[lock]], [[bolt]] *(''prepare for business'') [[close]], [[close up]], [[lock]], [[lock up]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[can opener]] *[[easy-open]] *[[opener]] *[[opening]] *[[open up]] *[[open wide]] *[[reopen]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|open|more open|most open}} # Having a [[hole]] or opening, not closed. #: ''The door was open.'' # [[available|Available]] for business. #: ''The shop is open.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''having a hole'') [[ajar]], [[unclosed]] ===Antonyms=== *(''having a hole'') [[closed]], [[secured]], [[shut]], [[shut up]] *(''available for business'') [[closed]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[open-air]] *[[opened]] *[[wide open]] [[en:open]] [[es:open]] [[fr:open]] [[io:open]] [[id:open]] [[it:open]] [[hu:open]] [[nl:open]] [[pt:open]] [[fi:open]] [[sv:open]] [[ta:open]] [[zh:open]] 9706 2006-09-10T13:56:53Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|07|06}} ==Verb== {{verb|open|opens|opened|opening}} # To move something to the side to allow [[entrance]]. #: ''I will open the door for our guests.'' # To prepare for [[business]]. #: ''She opened the store.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''to move'') [[unlock]], [[unbolt]], [[unclose]] *(''to prepare for business'') [[prepare]] ===Antonyms=== *(''to move'') [[close]], [[shut]], [[lock]], [[bolt]] *(''prepare for business'') [[close]], [[close up]], [[lock]], [[lock up]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[can opener]] *[[easy-open]] *[[opener]] *[[opening]] *[[open up]] *[[open wide]] *[[reopen]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|open|more open|most open}} # Having a [[hole]] or opening, not closed. #: ''The door was open.'' # [[available|Available]] for business. #: ''The shop is open.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''having a hole'') [[ajar]], [[unclosed]] ===Antonyms=== *(''having a hole'') [[closed]], [[secured]], [[shut]], [[shut up]] *(''available for business'') [[closed]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[open-air]] *[[opened]] *[[wide open]] [[en:open]] [[es:open]] [[fr:open]] [[io:open]] [[id:open]] [[it:open]] [[hu:open]] [[nl:open]] [[pt:open]] [[fi:open]] [[sv:open]] [[ta:open]] [[vi:open]] [[zh:open]] 10184 2006-09-24T13:44:03Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[fa:open]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|07|06}} ==Verb== {{verb|open|opens|opened|opening}} # To move something to the side to allow [[entrance]]. #: ''I will open the door for our guests.'' # To prepare for [[business]]. #: ''She opened the store.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''to move'') [[unlock]], [[unbolt]], [[unclose]] *(''to prepare for business'') [[prepare]] ===Antonyms=== *(''to move'') [[close]], [[shut]], [[lock]], [[bolt]] *(''prepare for business'') [[close]], [[close up]], [[lock]], [[lock up]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[can opener]] *[[easy-open]] *[[opener]] *[[opening]] *[[open up]] *[[open wide]] *[[reopen]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|open|more open|most open}} # Having a [[hole]] or opening, not closed. #: ''The door was open.'' # [[available|Available]] for business. #: ''The shop is open.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''having a hole'') [[ajar]], [[unclosed]] ===Antonyms=== *(''having a hole'') [[closed]], [[secured]], [[shut]], [[shut up]] *(''available for business'') [[closed]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[open-air]] *[[opened]] *[[wide open]] [[en:open]] [[es:open]] [[fa:open]] [[fr:open]] [[io:open]] [[id:open]] [[it:open]] [[hu:open]] [[nl:open]] [[pt:open]] [[fi:open]] [[sv:open]] [[ta:open]] [[vi:open]] [[zh:open]] 10896 2006-10-13T00:18:23Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:open]], [[uk:open]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|07|06}} ==Verb== {{verb|open|opens|opened|opening}} # To move something to the side to allow [[entrance]]. #: ''I will open the door for our guests.'' # To prepare for [[business]]. #: ''She opened the store.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''to move'') [[unlock]], [[unbolt]], [[unclose]] *(''to prepare for business'') [[prepare]] ===Antonyms=== *(''to move'') [[close]], [[shut]], [[lock]], [[bolt]] *(''prepare for business'') [[close]], [[close up]], [[lock]], [[lock up]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[can opener]] *[[easy-open]] *[[opener]] *[[opening]] *[[open up]] *[[open wide]] *[[reopen]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|open|more open|most open}} # Having a [[hole]] or opening, not closed. #: ''The door was open.'' # [[available|Available]] for business. #: ''The shop is open.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''having a hole'') [[ajar]], [[unclosed]] ===Antonyms=== *(''having a hole'') [[closed]], [[secured]], [[shut]], [[shut up]] *(''available for business'') [[closed]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[open-air]] *[[opened]] *[[wide open]] [[en:open]] [[es:open]] [[fa:open]] [[fr:open]] [[io:open]] [[id:open]] [[it:open]] [[kk:open]] [[hu:open]] [[nl:open]] [[pt:open]] [[fi:open]] [[sv:open]] [[ta:open]] [[vi:open]] [[uk:open]] [[zh:open]] 11323 2006-10-18T19:46:24Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ku:open]], [[ru:open]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|07|06}} ==Verb== {{verb|open|opens|opened|opening}} # To move something to the side to allow [[entrance]]. #: ''I will open the door for our guests.'' # To prepare for [[business]]. #: ''She opened the store.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''to move'') [[unlock]], [[unbolt]], [[unclose]] *(''to prepare for business'') [[prepare]] ===Antonyms=== *(''to move'') [[close]], [[shut]], [[lock]], [[bolt]] *(''prepare for business'') [[close]], [[close up]], [[lock]], [[lock up]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[can opener]] *[[easy-open]] *[[opener]] *[[opening]] *[[open up]] *[[open wide]] *[[reopen]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|open|more open|most open}} # Having a [[hole]] or opening, not closed. #: ''The door was open.'' # [[available|Available]] for business. #: ''The shop is open.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''having a hole'') [[ajar]], [[unclosed]] ===Antonyms=== *(''having a hole'') [[closed]], [[secured]], [[shut]], [[shut up]] *(''available for business'') [[closed]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[open-air]] *[[opened]] *[[wide open]] [[en:open]] [[es:open]] [[fa:open]] [[fr:open]] [[io:open]] [[id:open]] [[it:open]] [[kk:open]] [[ku:open]] [[hu:open]] [[nl:open]] [[pt:open]] [[ru:open]] [[fi:open]] [[sv:open]] [[ta:open]] [[vi:open]] [[uk:open]] [[zh:open]] 14286 2006-12-21T23:37:39Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[tr:open]] {{BE850}}<br> {{wotd|2006|07|06}} ==Verb== {{verb|open|opens|opened|opening}} # To move something to the side to allow [[entrance]]. #: ''I will open the door for our guests.'' # To prepare for [[business]]. #: ''She opened the store.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''to move'') [[unlock]], [[unbolt]], [[unclose]] *(''to prepare for business'') [[prepare]] ===Antonyms=== *(''to move'') [[close]], [[shut]], [[lock]], [[bolt]] *(''prepare for business'') [[close]], [[close up]], [[lock]], [[lock up]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[can opener]] *[[easy-open]] *[[opener]] *[[opening]] *[[open up]] *[[open wide]] *[[reopen]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|open|more open|most open}} # Having a [[hole]] or opening, not closed. #: ''The door was open.'' # [[available|Available]] for business. #: ''The shop is open.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''having a hole'') [[ajar]], [[unclosed]] ===Antonyms=== *(''having a hole'') [[closed]], [[secured]], [[shut]], [[shut up]] *(''available for business'') [[closed]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[open-air]] *[[opened]] *[[wide open]] [[en:open]] [[es:open]] [[fa:open]] [[fr:open]] [[io:open]] [[id:open]] [[it:open]] [[kk:open]] [[ku:open]] [[hu:open]] [[nl:open]] [[pt:open]] [[ru:open]] [[fi:open]] [[sv:open]] [[ta:open]] [[vi:open]] [[tr:open]] [[uk:open]] [[zh:open]] 2805 6866 2006-06-22T12:06:59Z Cromwellt 61 created wotd {{wotdentry2|open|verb|# To move something to the [[side]] to allow [[entrance]]. #: ''I will open the door for our [[guests]].'' # To [[prepare]] for [[business]]. #: ''She opened the store.''|adjective|# Having a [[hole]] or [[opening]], not [[closed]]. #: ''The door was open.'' # [[available|Available]] for business. #: ''The shop is open.''}} 2806 6867 2006-06-24T01:49:46Z Randy Johnston 88 Create, add leave new message link {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=User talk:Randy Johnston&action=edit&section=new Leave a new message]''' |} 6868 2006-06-24T01:50:04Z Randy Johnston 88 fix underscore {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=User talk:Randy_Johnston&action=edit&section=new Leave a new message]''' |} 6869 2006-06-24T01:50:25Z Randy Johnston 88 fix underscore (again) {| width=90% align=center border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 style="border: solid #aaa 1px; background: #f9f9ff; font-size: 150%; margin: .2em auto .2em auto;" |- align=center |[[Image:Nuvola apps edu languages.png|20px|Wikimedia Commons logo]] '''[http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=User_talk:Randy_Johnston&action=edit&section=new Leave a new message]''' |} 2807 6870 2006-06-24T02:00:57Z Randy Johnston 88 created Hello! Feel free to leave me a message on my [[User talk:Randy Johnston|talk page]] if you need help or have any questions regarding my contributions to the project. {{User en}} 2808 6872 2006-06-28T12:16:15Z Chun-hian 84 Redirecting to [[zh-min-nan:User talk:Chùn-hiàn]] #REDIRECT[[zh-min-nan:User talk:Chùn-hiàn]] 2809 6874 2006-06-29T19:21:34Z 68.73.241.2 included both the legal and electrical definitions A battery is a [[device]] for storing or keeping [[electricity]]. Batteries are used to power [[flashlight|flashlights]], [[laptop|laptop computers]], [[cell phone|cell phones]], and many other devices. In [[law]], battery is the act of hitting or striking a person. 6880 2006-06-29T19:32:26Z 68.73.241.2 formatting == Noun == {{noun|battery|batteries}} # A battery is a [[device]] for storing or keeping [[electricity]]. Batteries are used to power [[flashlight|flashlights]], [[laptop|laptop computers]], [[cell phone|cell phones]], and many other devices. #: I put a new ''battery'' in flashlight. #: I threw away the old, dead ''battery''. # In [[law]], battery is the act of hitting or striking a person. [[Category:Nouns]] 6881 2006-06-29T19:32:58Z 68.73.241.2 == Noun == {{noun|battery|batteries}} # A battery is a [[device]] for storing or keeping [[electricity]]. Batteries are used to power [[flashlight|flashlights]], [[laptop|laptop computers]], [[cell phone|cell phones]], and many other devices. #: I put a new ''battery'' in the flashlight. #: I threw away the old, dead ''battery''. # In [[law]], battery is the act of hitting or striking a person. [[Category:Nouns]] 7414 2006-07-19T00:03:36Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: af, ar, en, fi, fr, gl, io, it, pt, ta, zh == Noun == {{noun|battery|batteries}} # A battery is a [[device]] for storing or keeping [[electricity]]. Batteries are used to power [[flashlight|flashlights]], [[laptop|laptop computers]], [[cell phone|cell phones]], and many other devices. #: I put a new ''battery'' in the flashlight. #: I threw away the old, dead ''battery''. # In [[law]], battery is the act of hitting or striking a person. [[Category:Nouns]] [[af:battery]] [[ar:battery]] [[en:battery]] [[fr:battery]] [[gl:battery]] [[io:battery]] [[it:battery]] [[pt:battery]] [[fi:battery]] [[ta:battery]] [[zh:battery]] 7934 2006-07-22T18:54:51Z Brett 77 == Noun == {{noun|battery|batteries}} [[Image:Alkali_battery_5.jpg|thumb|batteries]] # A battery is a [[device]] for storing or keeping [[electricity]]. Batteries are used to power [[flashlight|flashlights]], [[laptop|laptop computers]], [[cell phone|cell phones]], and many other devices. #: I put a new ''battery'' in the flashlight. #: I threw away the old, dead ''battery''. # In [[law]], battery is the act of hitting or striking a person. [[Category:Nouns]] [[af:battery]] [[ar:battery]] [[en:battery]] [[fr:battery]] [[gl:battery]] [[io:battery]] [[it:battery]] [[pt:battery]] [[fi:battery]] [[ta:battery]] [[zh:battery]] 9497 2006-09-10T11:31:17Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hu, vi == Noun == {{noun|battery|batteries}} [[Image:Alkali_battery_5.jpg|thumb|batteries]] # A battery is a [[device]] for storing or keeping [[electricity]]. Batteries are used to power [[flashlight|flashlights]], [[laptop|laptop computers]], [[cell phone|cell phones]], and many other devices. #: I put a new ''battery'' in the flashlight. #: I threw away the old, dead ''battery''. # In [[law]], battery is the act of hitting or striking a person. [[Category:Nouns]] [[af:battery]] [[ar:battery]] [[en:battery]] [[fr:battery]] [[gl:battery]] [[io:battery]] [[it:battery]] [[hu:battery]] [[pt:battery]] [[fi:battery]] [[ta:battery]] [[vi:battery]] [[zh:battery]] 2810 6875 2006-06-29T19:23:42Z 68.73.241.2 started the page A flashlight is a [[device]] for making [[light]]. Flashlights are usually small and shaped like [[cylinder|cylinders]]. The [[electricity]] for the flashlight often comes from a [[battery]]. The light is made by a [[bulb]]. 6879 2006-06-29T19:29:30Z 68.73.241.2 formatted correctly == Noun == {{noun}} # A flashlight is a [[device]] for making [[light]]. Flashlights are usually small and shaped like [[cylinder|cylinders]]. The [[electricity]] for the flashlight often comes from a [[battery]]. The light is made by a [[bulb]]. [[Category:Nouns]] 7514 2006-07-19T04:06:35Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, it, zh == Noun == {{noun}} # A flashlight is a [[device]] for making [[light]]. Flashlights are usually small and shaped like [[cylinder|cylinders]]. The [[electricity]] for the flashlight often comes from a [[battery]]. The light is made by a [[bulb]]. [[Category:Nouns]] [[en:flashlight]] [[it:flashlight]] [[zh:flashlight]] 7914 2006-07-22T18:20:19Z Brett 77 == Noun == {{noun}} [[Image:Flashlight.jpg|thumb|a flashlight]] # A flashlight is a [[device]] for making [[light]]. Flashlights are usually small and shaped like [[cylinder|cylinders]]. The [[electricity]] for the flashlight often comes from a [[battery]]. The light is made by a [[bulb]]. [[Category:Nouns]] [[en:flashlight]] [[it:flashlight]] [[zh:flashlight]] 11258 2006-10-18T04:50:29Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:flashlight]] == Noun == {{noun}} [[Image:Flashlight.jpg|thumb|a flashlight]] # A flashlight is a [[device]] for making [[light]]. Flashlights are usually small and shaped like [[cylinder|cylinders]]. The [[electricity]] for the flashlight often comes from a [[battery]]. The light is made by a [[bulb]]. [[Category:Nouns]] [[en:flashlight]] [[it:flashlight]] [[ru:flashlight]] [[zh:flashlight]] 2811 6876 2006-06-29T19:25:43Z 68.73.241.2 started page A cylinder is a [[shape]]. Cylinders are two [[circle|circles]] connected by a [[tube]]. [[can|Cans]], [[pen|pens], and [[flashlight|flashlights]] are usually shaped like cylinders. 6877 2006-06-29T19:25:54Z 68.73.241.2 A cylinder is a [[shape]]. Cylinders are two [[circle|circles]] connected by a [[tube]]. [[can|Cans]], [[pen|pens]], and [[flashlight|flashlights]] are usually shaped like cylinders. 6878 2006-06-29T19:27:53Z 68.73.241.2 formatted correctly == Noun == {{noun}} # A cylinder is a [[shape]]. Cylinders are two [[circle|circles]] connected by a [[tube]]. #: [[can|Cans]], [[pen|pens]], and [[flashlight|flashlights]] are usually shaped like cylinders. [[Category:Nouns]] 7460 2006-07-19T02:01:46Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, da, en, fa, fi, fr, io, it, vi, zh == Noun == {{noun}} # A cylinder is a [[shape]]. Cylinders are two [[circle|circles]] connected by a [[tube]]. #: [[can|Cans]], [[pen|pens]], and [[flashlight|flashlights]] are usually shaped like cylinders. [[Category:Nouns]] [[ar:cylinder]] [[da:cylinder]] [[en:cylinder]] [[fa:cylinder]] [[fr:cylinder]] [[io:cylinder]] [[it:cylinder]] [[fi:cylinder]] [[vi:cylinder]] [[zh:cylinder]] 7919 2006-07-22T18:29:40Z Brett 77 == Noun == {{noun}} [[Image:Cylinder.png|thumb|a cylinder]] # A cylinder is a [[shape]]. Cylinders are two [[circle|circles]] connected by a [[tube]]. #: [[can|Cans]], [[pen|pens]], and [[flashlight|flashlights]] are usually shaped like cylinders. [[Category:Nouns]] [[ar:cylinder]] [[da:cylinder]] [[en:cylinder]] [[fa:cylinder]] [[fr:cylinder]] [[io:cylinder]] [[it:cylinder]] [[fi:cylinder]] [[vi:cylinder]] [[zh:cylinder]] 10019 2006-09-24T12:42:38Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ta:cylinder]] == Noun == {{noun}} [[Image:Cylinder.png|thumb|a cylinder]] # A cylinder is a [[shape]]. Cylinders are two [[circle|circles]] connected by a [[tube]]. #: [[can|Cans]], [[pen|pens]], and [[flashlight|flashlights]] are usually shaped like cylinders. [[Category:Nouns]] [[ar:cylinder]] [[da:cylinder]] [[en:cylinder]] [[fa:cylinder]] [[fr:cylinder]] [[io:cylinder]] [[it:cylinder]] [[fi:cylinder]] [[ta:cylinder]] [[vi:cylinder]] [[zh:cylinder]] 11269 2006-10-18T08:54:15Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:cylinder]] == Noun == {{noun}} [[Image:Cylinder.png|thumb|a cylinder]] # A cylinder is a [[shape]]. Cylinders are two [[circle|circles]] connected by a [[tube]]. #: [[can|Cans]], [[pen|pens]], and [[flashlight|flashlights]] are usually shaped like cylinders. [[Category:Nouns]] [[ar:cylinder]] [[da:cylinder]] [[en:cylinder]] [[fa:cylinder]] [[fr:cylinder]] [[io:cylinder]] [[it:cylinder]] [[ru:cylinder]] [[fi:cylinder]] [[ta:cylinder]] [[vi:cylinder]] [[zh:cylinder]] 13813 2006-12-19T01:35:25Z Brett 77 formatting == Noun == {{noun}} [[Image:Cylinder.png|thumb|a '''cylinder''']] # A '''cylinder''' is a [[shape]]. '''Cylinders''' are two [[circle|circles]] connected by a [[tube]]. #: [[can|Cans]], [[pen|pens]], and [[flashlight|flashlights]] are usually shaped like '''cylinders'''. [[ar:cylinder]] [[da:cylinder]] [[en:cylinder]] [[fa:cylinder]] [[fr:cylinder]] [[io:cylinder]] [[it:cylinder]] [[ru:cylinder]] [[fi:cylinder]] [[ta:cylinder]] [[vi:cylinder]] [[zh:cylinder]] 2812 6885 2006-06-30T13:47:53Z Brett 77 /* Conjunction */ ==Conjunction== '''because''' # you use '''because''' to show the [[reason]] for something #:''There's no class '''because''' it's Sunday.'' ===See also=== *[[because of]] [[Category:Conjunctions]] 7410 2006-07-18T23:52:07Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, el, en, fi, fr, gl, hu, io, pl, pt, zh, zh-min-nan ==Conjunction== '''because''' # you use '''because''' to show the [[reason]] for something #:''There's no class '''because''' it's Sunday.'' ===See also=== *[[because of]] [[Category:Conjunctions]] [[zh-min-nan:because]] [[de:because]] [[el:because]] [[en:because]] [[fr:because]] [[gl:because]] [[io:because]] [[hu:because]] [[pl:because]] [[pt:because]] [[fi:because]] [[zh:because]] 8848 2006-08-21T18:31:31Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy ==Conjunction== '''because''' # you use '''because''' to show the [[reason]] for something #:''There's no class '''because''' it's Sunday.'' ===See also=== *[[because of]] [[Category:Conjunctions]] [[zh-min-nan:because]] [[de:because]] [[el:because]] [[en:because]] [[fr:because]] [[gl:because]] [[hy:because]] [[io:because]] [[hu:because]] [[pl:because]] [[pt:because]] [[fi:because]] [[zh:because]] 9495 2006-09-10T11:30:57Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ta ==Conjunction== '''because''' # you use '''because''' to show the [[reason]] for something #:''There's no class '''because''' it's Sunday.'' ===See also=== *[[because of]] [[Category:Conjunctions]] [[zh-min-nan:because]] [[de:because]] [[el:because]] [[en:because]] [[fr:because]] [[gl:because]] [[hy:because]] [[io:because]] [[hu:because]] [[pl:because]] [[pt:because]] [[fi:because]] [[ta:because]] [[zh:because]] 9977 2006-09-24T12:23:56Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[es:because]] ==Conjunction== '''because''' # you use '''because''' to show the [[reason]] for something #:''There's no class '''because''' it's Sunday.'' ===See also=== *[[because of]] [[Category:Conjunctions]] [[zh-min-nan:because]] [[de:because]] [[el:because]] [[en:because]] [[es:because]] [[fr:because]] [[gl:because]] [[hy:because]] [[io:because]] [[hu:because]] [[pl:because]] [[pt:because]] [[fi:because]] [[ta:because]] [[zh:because]] 10437 2006-10-06T19:34:11Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[uk:because]], [[vi:because]] ==Conjunction== '''because''' # you use '''because''' to show the [[reason]] for something #:''There's no class '''because''' it's Sunday.'' ===See also=== *[[because of]] [[Category:Conjunctions]] [[zh-min-nan:because]] [[de:because]] [[el:because]] [[en:because]] [[es:because]] [[fr:because]] [[gl:because]] [[hy:because]] [[io:because]] [[hu:because]] [[pl:because]] [[pt:because]] [[fi:because]] [[ta:because]] [[vi:because]] [[uk:because]] [[zh:because]] 10510 2006-10-08T10:10:28Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:because]] ==Conjunction== '''because''' # you use '''because''' to show the [[reason]] for something #:''There's no class '''because''' it's Sunday.'' ===See also=== *[[because of]] [[Category:Conjunctions]] [[zh-min-nan:because]] [[de:because]] [[el:because]] [[en:because]] [[es:because]] [[fr:because]] [[gl:because]] [[hy:because]] [[io:because]] [[kk:because]] [[hu:because]] [[pl:because]] [[pt:because]] [[fi:because]] [[ta:because]] [[vi:because]] [[uk:because]] [[zh:because]] 11610 2006-10-29T18:43:43Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:because]] ==Conjunction== '''because''' # you use '''because''' to show the [[reason]] for something #:''There's no class '''because''' it's Sunday.'' ===See also=== *[[because of]] [[Category:Conjunctions]] [[zh-min-nan:because]] [[de:because]] [[el:because]] [[en:because]] [[es:because]] [[fr:because]] [[gl:because]] [[hy:because]] [[io:because]] [[kk:because]] [[hu:because]] [[pl:because]] [[pt:because]] [[ru:because]] [[fi:because]] [[ta:because]] [[vi:because]] [[uk:because]] [[zh:because]] 13033 2006-11-30T04:33:00Z Coppertwig 139 /* See also */ ==Conjunction== '''because''' # you use '''because''' to show the [[reason]] for something #:''There's no class '''because''' it's Sunday.'' ===See also=== *[[because of]] *[[why]] [[Category:Conjunctions]] [[zh-min-nan:because]] [[de:because]] [[el:because]] [[en:because]] [[es:because]] [[fr:because]] [[gl:because]] [[hy:because]] [[io:because]] [[kk:because]] [[hu:because]] [[pl:because]] [[pt:because]] [[ru:because]] [[fi:because]] [[ta:because]] [[vi:because]] [[uk:because]] [[zh:because]] 13034 2006-11-30T04:33:32Z Coppertwig 139 BE850 mark {{BE850}} ==Conjunction== '''because''' # you use '''because''' to show the [[reason]] for something #:''There's no class '''because''' it's Sunday.'' ===See also=== *[[because of]] *[[why]] [[Category:Conjunctions]] [[zh-min-nan:because]] [[de:because]] [[el:because]] [[en:because]] [[es:because]] [[fr:because]] [[gl:because]] [[hy:because]] [[io:because]] [[kk:because]] [[hu:because]] [[pl:because]] [[pt:because]] [[ru:because]] [[fi:because]] [[ta:because]] [[vi:because]] [[uk:because]] [[zh:because]] 13852 2006-12-19T12:21:44Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ku:because]] {{BE850}} ==Conjunction== '''because''' # you use '''because''' to show the [[reason]] for something #:''There's no class '''because''' it's Sunday.'' ===See also=== *[[because of]] *[[why]] [[Category:Conjunctions]] [[zh-min-nan:because]] [[de:because]] [[el:because]] [[en:because]] [[es:because]] [[fr:because]] [[gl:because]] [[hy:because]] [[io:because]] [[kk:because]] [[ku:because]] [[hu:because]] [[pl:because]] [[pt:because]] [[ru:because]] [[fi:because]] [[ta:because]] [[vi:because]] [[uk:because]] [[zh:because]] 13860 2006-12-19T12:58:22Z Brett 77 formatting {{BE850}} ==Conjunction== {{conjunction}} # you use '''because''' to show the [[reason]] for something #:''There's no class '''because''' it's Sunday.'' ===See also=== *[[because of]] *[[why]] [[zh-min-nan:because]] [[de:because]] [[el:because]] [[en:because]] [[es:because]] [[fr:because]] [[gl:because]] [[hy:because]] [[io:because]] [[kk:because]] [[ku:because]] [[hu:because]] [[pl:because]] [[pt:because]] [[ru:because]] [[fi:because]] [[ta:because]] [[vi:because]] [[uk:because]] [[zh:because]] 2813 6886 2006-06-30T13:50:00Z Brett 77 /* Preposition */ ==Preposition== '''because of''' # you use '''because of''' to show the reason for something #:''There's no class '''because of''' the [[holiday]].'' [[Category:Prepositions]] ===See also=== *[[because]] 6887 2006-06-30T13:50:33Z Brett 77 /* Preposition */ ==Preposition== '''because of''' # you use '''because of''' to show the [[reason]] for something #:''There's no class '''because of''' the [[holiday]].'' [[Category:Prepositions]] ===See also=== *[[because]] 7371 2006-07-18T22:25:07Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: fr ==Preposition== '''because of''' # you use '''because of''' to show the [[reason]] for something #:''There's no class '''because of''' the [[holiday]].'' [[Category:Prepositions]] ===See also=== *[[because]] [[fr:because of]] 8615 2006-08-13T19:14:32Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en ==Preposition== '''because of''' # you use '''because of''' to show the [[reason]] for something #:''There's no class '''because of''' the [[holiday]].'' [[Category:Prepositions]] ===See also=== *[[because]] [[en:because of]] [[fr:because of]] 2814 6888 2006-06-30T14:28:29Z Brett 77 /* Adjective */ ==Adjective== # An '''international''' [[event]], [[situation]], [[idea]], etc. [[includes]] two or more [[countries]]. #: ''In soccer news, France beat Japan in '''international''' [[competition]].'' # An '''international''' student is a student from country A studying in country B. #: ''The United States has more '''international''' students than any other country.'' [[Category:Adjectives]] 6900 2006-06-30T15:40:45Z Brett 77 /* Adjective */ ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} # An '''international''' [[event]], [[situation]], [[idea]], etc. [[includes]] two or more [[countries]]. #: ''In soccer news, France beat Japan in '''international''' [[competition]].'' # An '''international''' student is a student from country A studying in country B. #: ''The United States has more '''international''' students than any other country.'' [[Category:Adjectives]] 7579 2006-07-19T06:22:21Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, en, et, fi, fr, hu, io, it, pl, pt, zh ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} # An '''international''' [[event]], [[situation]], [[idea]], etc. [[includes]] two or more [[countries]]. #: ''In soccer news, France beat Japan in '''international''' [[competition]].'' # An '''international''' student is a student from country A studying in country B. #: ''The United States has more '''international''' students than any other country.'' [[Category:Adjectives]] [[de:international]] [[et:international]] [[en:international]] [[fr:international]] [[io:international]] [[it:international]] [[hu:international]] [[pl:international]] [[pt:international]] [[fi:international]] [[zh:international]] 8999 2006-08-21T23:19:52Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ta ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} # An '''international''' [[event]], [[situation]], [[idea]], etc. [[includes]] two or more [[countries]]. #: ''In soccer news, France beat Japan in '''international''' [[competition]].'' # An '''international''' student is a student from country A studying in country B. #: ''The United States has more '''international''' students than any other country.'' [[Category:Adjectives]] [[de:international]] [[et:international]] [[en:international]] [[fr:international]] [[io:international]] [[it:international]] [[hu:international]] [[pl:international]] [[pt:international]] [[fi:international]] [[ta:international]] [[zh:international]] 9640 2006-09-10T13:06:17Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: id, vi ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} # An '''international''' [[event]], [[situation]], [[idea]], etc. [[includes]] two or more [[countries]]. #: ''In soccer news, France beat Japan in '''international''' [[competition]].'' # An '''international''' student is a student from country A studying in country B. #: ''The United States has more '''international''' students than any other country.'' [[Category:Adjectives]] [[de:international]] [[et:international]] [[en:international]] [[fr:international]] [[io:international]] [[id:international]] [[it:international]] [[hu:international]] [[pl:international]] [[pt:international]] [[fi:international]] [[ta:international]] [[vi:international]] [[zh:international]] 9895 2006-09-24T11:34:34Z Tangobot 116 Robot: Automated text replacement (-{{adjective2}} +{{adjective}}) ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # An '''international''' [[event]], [[situation]], [[idea]], etc. [[includes]] two or more [[countries]]. #: ''In soccer news, France beat Japan in '''international''' [[competition]].'' # An '''international''' student is a student from country A studying in country B. #: ''The United States has more '''international''' students than any other country.'' [[Category:Adjectives]] [[de:international]] [[et:international]] [[en:international]] [[fr:international]] [[io:international]] [[id:international]] [[it:international]] [[hu:international]] [[pl:international]] [[pt:international]] [[fi:international]] [[ta:international]] [[vi:international]] [[zh:international]] 11381 2006-10-19T18:37:15Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ja:international]] ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # An '''international''' [[event]], [[situation]], [[idea]], etc. [[includes]] two or more [[countries]]. #: ''In soccer news, France beat Japan in '''international''' [[competition]].'' # An '''international''' student is a student from country A studying in country B. #: ''The United States has more '''international''' students than any other country.'' [[Category:Adjectives]] [[de:international]] [[et:international]] [[en:international]] [[fr:international]] [[io:international]] [[id:international]] [[it:international]] [[hu:international]] [[ja:international]] [[pl:international]] [[pt:international]] [[fi:international]] [[ta:international]] [[vi:international]] [[zh:international]] 11957 2006-11-09T16:58:46Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ru:international]] ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # An '''international''' [[event]], [[situation]], [[idea]], etc. [[includes]] two or more [[countries]]. #: ''In soccer news, France beat Japan in '''international''' [[competition]].'' # An '''international''' student is a student from country A studying in country B. #: ''The United States has more '''international''' students than any other country.'' [[Category:Adjectives]] [[de:international]] [[et:international]] [[en:international]] [[fr:international]] [[io:international]] [[id:international]] [[it:international]] [[hu:international]] [[ja:international]] [[pl:international]] [[pt:international]] [[ru:international]] [[fi:international]] [[ta:international]] [[vi:international]] [[zh:international]] 14112 2006-12-21T01:51:44Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ku:international]] ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # An '''international''' [[event]], [[situation]], [[idea]], etc. [[includes]] two or more [[countries]]. #: ''In soccer news, France beat Japan in '''international''' [[competition]].'' # An '''international''' student is a student from country A studying in country B. #: ''The United States has more '''international''' students than any other country.'' [[Category:Adjectives]] [[de:international]] [[et:international]] [[en:international]] [[fr:international]] [[io:international]] [[id:international]] [[it:international]] [[ku:international]] [[hu:international]] [[ja:international]] [[pl:international]] [[pt:international]] [[ru:international]] [[fi:international]] [[ta:international]] [[vi:international]] [[zh:international]] 2815 6889 2006-06-30T14:35:04Z 83.149.236.106 Visit new online store == Visit new online store == Hi! <a href=http ://dospan-tenuate.medpharmsite.info>dospan tenuate</a> Bye 6901 2006-07-01T13:39:02Z Archer7 83 spam, please delete Blanked due to spam. I'll investigate the site (I like to contact repeat offenders), please delete. [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 13:39, 1 July 2006 (UTC) 2816 6890 2006-06-30T14:44:17Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # If you pay '''attention''' to something, you [[focus]] your [[mind]] on it. #:''Pay '''attention''' to me when I'm speaking to you." #:''He waved to draw '''attention''' to himself.'' #:''She couldn't keep her '''attention''' on her books.'' [[Category:Nouns]] 7397 2006-07-18T23:24:16Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, el, en, et, fi, fr, gl, hu, io, it, pt, ta, uk, vi, zh ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # If you pay '''attention''' to something, you [[focus]] your [[mind]] on it. #:''Pay '''attention''' to me when I'm speaking to you." #:''He waved to draw '''attention''' to himself.'' #:''She couldn't keep her '''attention''' on her books.'' [[Category:Nouns]] [[de:attention]] [[et:attention]] [[el:attention]] [[en:attention]] [[fr:attention]] [[gl:attention]] [[io:attention]] [[it:attention]] [[hu:attention]] [[pt:attention]] [[fi:attention]] [[ta:attention]] [[vi:attention]] [[uk:attention]] [[zh:attention]] 8832 2006-08-21T17:57:47Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # If you pay '''attention''' to something, you [[focus]] your [[mind]] on it. #:''Pay '''attention''' to me when I'm speaking to you." #:''He waved to draw '''attention''' to himself.'' #:''She couldn't keep her '''attention''' on her books.'' [[Category:Nouns]] [[de:attention]] [[et:attention]] [[el:attention]] [[en:attention]] [[fr:attention]] [[gl:attention]] [[hy:attention]] [[io:attention]] [[it:attention]] [[hu:attention]] [[pt:attention]] [[fi:attention]] [[ta:attention]] [[vi:attention]] [[uk:attention]] [[zh:attention]] 9442 2006-09-10T11:08:00Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: id ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # If you pay '''attention''' to something, you [[focus]] your [[mind]] on it. #:''Pay '''attention''' to me when I'm speaking to you." #:''He waved to draw '''attention''' to himself.'' #:''She couldn't keep her '''attention''' on her books.'' [[Category:Nouns]] [[de:attention]] [[et:attention]] [[el:attention]] [[en:attention]] [[fr:attention]] [[gl:attention]] [[hy:attention]] [[io:attention]] [[id:attention]] [[it:attention]] [[hu:attention]] [[pt:attention]] [[fi:attention]] [[ta:attention]] [[vi:attention]] [[uk:attention]] [[zh:attention]] 10646 2006-10-09T16:30:27Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:attention]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # If you pay '''attention''' to something, you [[focus]] your [[mind]] on it. #:''Pay '''attention''' to me when I'm speaking to you." #:''He waved to draw '''attention''' to himself.'' #:''She couldn't keep her '''attention''' on her books.'' [[Category:Nouns]] [[de:attention]] [[et:attention]] [[el:attention]] [[en:attention]] [[fr:attention]] [[gl:attention]] [[hy:attention]] [[io:attention]] [[id:attention]] [[it:attention]] [[kk:attention]] [[hu:attention]] [[pt:attention]] [[fi:attention]] [[ta:attention]] [[vi:attention]] [[uk:attention]] [[zh:attention]] 11210 2006-10-17T20:05:44Z PullToOpen 119 {{BE850}} {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # If you pay '''attention''' to something, you [[focus]] your [[mind]] on it. #:''Pay '''attention''' to me when I'm speaking to you." #:''He waved to draw '''attention''' to himself.'' #:''She couldn't keep her '''attention''' on her books.'' [[Category:Nouns]] [[de:attention]] [[et:attention]] [[el:attention]] [[en:attention]] [[fr:attention]] [[gl:attention]] [[hy:attention]] [[io:attention]] [[id:attention]] [[it:attention]] [[kk:attention]] [[hu:attention]] [[pt:attention]] [[fi:attention]] [[ta:attention]] [[vi:attention]] [[uk:attention]] [[zh:attention]] 11855 2006-11-09T15:53:20Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ru:attention]] {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # If you pay '''attention''' to something, you [[focus]] your [[mind]] on it. #:''Pay '''attention''' to me when I'm speaking to you." #:''He waved to draw '''attention''' to himself.'' #:''She couldn't keep her '''attention''' on her books.'' [[Category:Nouns]] [[de:attention]] [[et:attention]] [[el:attention]] [[en:attention]] [[fr:attention]] [[gl:attention]] [[hy:attention]] [[io:attention]] [[id:attention]] [[it:attention]] [[kk:attention]] [[hu:attention]] [[pt:attention]] [[ru:attention]] [[fi:attention]] [[ta:attention]] [[vi:attention]] [[uk:attention]] [[zh:attention]] 12129 2006-11-11T00:04:34Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:attention]] {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # If you pay '''attention''' to something, you [[focus]] your [[mind]] on it. #:''Pay '''attention''' to me when I'm speaking to you." #:''He waved to draw '''attention''' to himself.'' #:''She couldn't keep her '''attention''' on her books.'' [[Category:Nouns]] [[de:attention]] [[et:attention]] [[el:attention]] [[en:attention]] [[fa:attention]] [[fr:attention]] [[gl:attention]] [[hy:attention]] [[io:attention]] [[id:attention]] [[it:attention]] [[kk:attention]] [[hu:attention]] [[pt:attention]] [[ru:attention]] [[fi:attention]] [[ta:attention]] [[vi:attention]] [[uk:attention]] [[zh:attention]] 2817 6891 2006-06-30T14:53:30Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # You get an '''education''' if you learn something or of somebody teaches you something, usually at school. #:''More and more people are starting work with a university '''education'''.'' #:''He studied German by himself, but he has no [[formal]] education.'' [[Category:Nouns]] 7527 2006-07-19T04:24:56Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, gl, hu, it, ko, pl, pt, ta, vi, zh ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # You get an '''education''' if you learn something or of somebody teaches you something, usually at school. #:''More and more people are starting work with a university '''education'''.'' #:''He studied German by himself, but he has no [[formal]] education.'' [[Category:Nouns]] [[en:education]] [[fr:education]] [[gl:education]] [[ko:education]] [[it:education]] [[hu:education]] [[pl:education]] [[pt:education]] [[fi:education]] [[ta:education]] [[vi:education]] [[zh:education]] 9564 2006-09-10T12:12:35Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # You get an '''education''' if you learn something or of somebody teaches you something, usually at school. #:''More and more people are starting work with a university '''education'''.'' #:''He studied German by himself, but he has no [[formal]] education.'' [[Category:Nouns]] [[en:education]] [[fr:education]] [[gl:education]] [[ko:education]] [[hy:education]] [[it:education]] [[hu:education]] [[pl:education]] [[pt:education]] [[fi:education]] [[ta:education]] [[vi:education]] [[zh:education]] 10693 2006-10-10T02:41:57Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:education]], [[uk:education]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # You get an '''education''' if you learn something or of somebody teaches you something, usually at school. #:''More and more people are starting work with a university '''education'''.'' #:''He studied German by himself, but he has no [[formal]] education.'' [[Category:Nouns]] [[en:education]] [[fr:education]] [[gl:education]] [[ko:education]] [[hy:education]] [[it:education]] [[kk:education]] [[hu:education]] [[pl:education]] [[pt:education]] [[fi:education]] [[ta:education]] [[vi:education]] [[uk:education]] [[zh:education]] 11934 2006-11-09T16:36:47Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ru:education]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # You get an '''education''' if you learn something or of somebody teaches you something, usually at school. #:''More and more people are starting work with a university '''education'''.'' #:''He studied German by himself, but he has no [[formal]] education.'' [[Category:Nouns]] [[en:education]] [[fr:education]] [[gl:education]] [[ko:education]] [[hy:education]] [[it:education]] [[kk:education]] [[hu:education]] [[pl:education]] [[pt:education]] [[ru:education]] [[fi:education]] [[ta:education]] [[vi:education]] [[uk:education]] [[zh:education]] 13319 2006-12-04T15:17:06Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[io:education]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # You get an '''education''' if you learn something or of somebody teaches you something, usually at school. #:''More and more people are starting work with a university '''education'''.'' #:''He studied German by himself, but he has no [[formal]] education.'' [[Category:Nouns]] [[en:education]] [[fr:education]] [[gl:education]] [[ko:education]] [[hy:education]] [[io:education]] [[it:education]] [[kk:education]] [[hu:education]] [[pl:education]] [[pt:education]] [[ru:education]] [[fi:education]] [[ta:education]] [[vi:education]] [[uk:education]] [[zh:education]] 2818 6892 2006-06-30T15:01:48Z Brett 77 /* Adverb */ ==Adverb== # If somebody goes '''abroad''', they leave their home country and go to another country. #:''They sent their children to school '''abroad'''.'' # If somebody lives '''abroad''', they live in another country. #: ''She spent four years '''abroad''' before returning to Brazil.'' 7332 2006-07-18T20:32:57Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, pt, uk ==Adverb== # If somebody goes '''abroad''', they leave their home country and go to another country. #:''They sent their children to school '''abroad'''.'' # If somebody lives '''abroad''', they live in another country. #: ''She spent four years '''abroad''' before returning to Brazil.'' [[en:abroad]] [[fr:abroad]] [[io:abroad]] [[it:abroad]] [[hu:abroad]] [[pt:abroad]] [[fi:abroad]] [[uk:abroad]] 7892 2006-07-22T14:38:29Z Brett 77 /* Adverb */ ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # If somebody goes '''abroad''', they leave their home country and go to another country. #:''They sent their children to school '''abroad'''.'' # If somebody lives '''abroad''', they live in another country. #: ''She spent four years '''abroad''' before returning to Brazil.'' [[en:abroad]] [[fr:abroad]] [[io:abroad]] [[it:abroad]] [[hu:abroad]] [[pt:abroad]] [[fi:abroad]] [[uk:abroad]] 9412 2006-09-10T10:44:51Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # If somebody goes '''abroad''', they leave their home country and go to another country. #:''They sent their children to school '''abroad'''.'' # If somebody lives '''abroad''', they live in another country. #: ''She spent four years '''abroad''' before returning to Brazil.'' [[en:abroad]] [[fr:abroad]] [[io:abroad]] [[it:abroad]] [[hu:abroad]] [[pt:abroad]] [[fi:abroad]] [[vi:abroad]] [[uk:abroad]] 9925 2006-09-24T12:00:24Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ta:abroad]] ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # If somebody goes '''abroad''', they leave their home country and go to another country. #:''They sent their children to school '''abroad'''.'' # If somebody lives '''abroad''', they live in another country. #: ''She spent four years '''abroad''' before returning to Brazil.'' [[en:abroad]] [[fr:abroad]] [[io:abroad]] [[it:abroad]] [[hu:abroad]] [[pt:abroad]] [[fi:abroad]] [[ta:abroad]] [[vi:abroad]] [[uk:abroad]] 2819 6893 2006-06-30T15:08:52Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ ==Noun== {{noun|bicycle|bicycles}} # A '''bicycle''' is a [[vehicle]] with two [[wheel]]s. You use your [[leg]]s to make it move. #: ''I learned to ride a '''bicycle''' when I was six years old.'' ==Abbreviations== '''bike''' is a [[short]] form of '''bicycle''' 7387 2006-07-18T23:00:56Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, de, el, en, es, fi, fr, gl, hu, io, it, ja, ta, tr, uk, zh ==Noun== {{noun|bicycle|bicycles}} # A '''bicycle''' is a [[vehicle]] with two [[wheel]]s. You use your [[leg]]s to make it move. #: ''I learned to ride a '''bicycle''' when I was six years old.'' ==Abbreviations== '''bike''' is a [[short]] form of '''bicycle''' [[ar:bicycle]] [[de:bicycle]] [[el:bicycle]] [[en:bicycle]] [[es:bicycle]] [[fr:bicycle]] [[gl:bicycle]] [[io:bicycle]] [[it:bicycle]] [[hu:bicycle]] [[ja:bicycle]] [[fi:bicycle]] [[ta:bicycle]] [[tr:bicycle]] [[uk:bicycle]] [[zh:bicycle]] 7936 2006-07-22T18:57:03Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun|bicycle|bicycles}} [[Image:Kusuma_bike_large.jpg|thumb|a bicycle]] # A '''bicycle''' is a [[vehicle]] with two [[wheel]]s. You use your [[leg]]s to make it move. #: ''I learned to ride a '''bicycle''' when I was six years old.'' ==Abbreviations== '''bike''' is a [[short]] form of '''bicycle''' [[ar:bicycle]] [[de:bicycle]] [[el:bicycle]] [[en:bicycle]] [[es:bicycle]] [[fr:bicycle]] [[gl:bicycle]] [[io:bicycle]] [[it:bicycle]] [[hu:bicycle]] [[ja:bicycle]] [[fi:bicycle]] [[ta:bicycle]] [[tr:bicycle]] [[uk:bicycle]] [[zh:bicycle]] 9489 2006-09-10T11:29:46Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy, vi ==Noun== {{noun|bicycle|bicycles}} [[Image:Kusuma_bike_large.jpg|thumb|a bicycle]] # A '''bicycle''' is a [[vehicle]] with two [[wheel]]s. You use your [[leg]]s to make it move. #: ''I learned to ride a '''bicycle''' when I was six years old.'' ==Abbreviations== '''bike''' is a [[short]] form of '''bicycle''' [[ar:bicycle]] [[de:bicycle]] [[el:bicycle]] [[en:bicycle]] [[es:bicycle]] [[fr:bicycle]] [[gl:bicycle]] [[hy:bicycle]] [[io:bicycle]] [[it:bicycle]] [[hu:bicycle]] [[ja:bicycle]] [[fi:bicycle]] [[ta:bicycle]] [[vi:bicycle]] [[tr:bicycle]] [[uk:bicycle]] [[zh:bicycle]] 10652 2006-10-09T17:39:27Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:bicycle]] ==Noun== {{noun|bicycle|bicycles}} [[Image:Kusuma_bike_large.jpg|thumb|a bicycle]] # A '''bicycle''' is a [[vehicle]] with two [[wheel]]s. You use your [[leg]]s to make it move. #: ''I learned to ride a '''bicycle''' when I was six years old.'' ==Abbreviations== '''bike''' is a [[short]] form of '''bicycle''' [[ar:bicycle]] [[de:bicycle]] [[el:bicycle]] [[en:bicycle]] [[es:bicycle]] [[fr:bicycle]] [[gl:bicycle]] [[hy:bicycle]] [[io:bicycle]] [[it:bicycle]] [[kk:bicycle]] [[hu:bicycle]] [[ja:bicycle]] [[fi:bicycle]] [[ta:bicycle]] [[vi:bicycle]] [[tr:bicycle]] [[uk:bicycle]] [[zh:bicycle]] 11063 2006-10-14T21:17:29Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:bicycle]] ==Noun== {{noun|bicycle|bicycles}} [[Image:Kusuma_bike_large.jpg|thumb|a bicycle]] # A '''bicycle''' is a [[vehicle]] with two [[wheel]]s. You use your [[leg]]s to make it move. #: ''I learned to ride a '''bicycle''' when I was six years old.'' ==Abbreviations== '''bike''' is a [[short]] form of '''bicycle''' [[ar:bicycle]] [[de:bicycle]] [[el:bicycle]] [[en:bicycle]] [[es:bicycle]] [[fr:bicycle]] [[gl:bicycle]] [[hy:bicycle]] [[io:bicycle]] [[it:bicycle]] [[kk:bicycle]] [[hu:bicycle]] [[ja:bicycle]] [[ru:bicycle]] [[fi:bicycle]] [[ta:bicycle]] [[vi:bicycle]] [[tr:bicycle]] [[uk:bicycle]] [[zh:bicycle]] 13706 2006-12-12T19:12:32Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:bicycle]], [[sv:bicycle]] ==Noun== {{noun|bicycle|bicycles}} [[Image:Kusuma_bike_large.jpg|thumb|a bicycle]] # A '''bicycle''' is a [[vehicle]] with two [[wheel]]s. You use your [[leg]]s to make it move. #: ''I learned to ride a '''bicycle''' when I was six years old.'' ==Abbreviations== '''bike''' is a [[short]] form of '''bicycle''' [[ar:bicycle]] [[de:bicycle]] [[el:bicycle]] [[en:bicycle]] [[es:bicycle]] [[fa:bicycle]] [[fr:bicycle]] [[gl:bicycle]] [[hy:bicycle]] [[io:bicycle]] [[it:bicycle]] [[kk:bicycle]] [[hu:bicycle]] [[ja:bicycle]] [[ru:bicycle]] [[fi:bicycle]] [[sv:bicycle]] [[ta:bicycle]] [[vi:bicycle]] [[tr:bicycle]] [[uk:bicycle]] [[zh:bicycle]] 2820 6894 2006-06-30T15:14:47Z Brett 77 ==Phrase== # '''A lot of''' something, is a large number or a large amount of it. #: ''We paid '''a lot of''' money for that car.'' ==See also== * [[lot]] * [[a lot]] * [[lots]] 7221 2006-07-16T02:58:12Z Brett 77 /* Phrase */ ==Determiner== {{determiner}} {{wiktionary}} # '''A lot of''' something, is a large number or a large amount of it. #: ''We paid '''a lot of''' money for that car.'' ==See also== * [[lot]] * [[a lot]] * [[lots]] 7317 2006-07-18T20:05:01Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: zh ==Determiner== {{determiner}} {{wiktionary}} # '''A lot of''' something, is a large number or a large amount of it. #: ''We paid '''a lot of''' money for that car.'' ==See also== * [[lot]] * [[a lot]] * [[lots]] [[zh:a lot of]] 13784 2006-12-15T17:23:49Z Brett 77 ==Determiner== {{determiner}} {{wiktionary}} # '''A lot of''' something, is a large [[number]] or a large [[amount]] of it. #: ''We paid '''a lot of''' money for that car.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[plenty]] ==See also== * [[lot]] * [[a lot]] * [[lots]] [[zh:a lot of]] 2821 6895 2006-06-30T15:21:14Z Brett 77 ==Verb== {{verb2|swim|swims|swam|swum|swimming}} # If you '''swim''', you move through the [[water]] using your [[arm]]s and [[leg]]s. #: ''Let's go '''swimming''' at the [[beach]].'' #: ''I don't like [[boat]]s because I can't '''swim'''.'' 7682 2006-07-19T10:26:55Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, es, fi, fr, gl, hu, io, it, ja, uk, zh ==Verb== {{verb2|swim|swims|swam|swum|swimming}} # If you '''swim''', you move through the [[water]] using your [[arm]]s and [[leg]]s. #: ''Let's go '''swimming''' at the [[beach]].'' #: ''I don't like [[boat]]s because I can't '''swim'''.'' [[en:swim]] [[es:swim]] [[fr:swim]] [[gl:swim]] [[io:swim]] [[it:swim]] [[hu:swim]] [[ja:swim]] [[fi:swim]] [[uk:swim]] [[zh:swim]] 7847 2006-07-21T01:37:49Z Kappa 92 image ==Verb== {{verb2|swim|swims|swam|swum|swimming}} # If you '''swim''', you move through the [[water]] using your [[arm]]s and [[leg]]s. #: ''Let's go '''swimming''' at the [[beach]].'' #: ''I don't like [[boat]]s because I can't '''swim'''.'' [[Image:Swim.devon.750pix.jpg|thumb|Somebody swimming]] [[en:swim]] [[es:swim]] [[fr:swim]] [[gl:swim]] [[io:swim]] [[it:swim]] [[hu:swim]] [[ja:swim]] [[fi:swim]] [[uk:swim]] [[zh:swim]] 9784 2006-09-10T14:41:10Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: pt, ta ==Verb== {{verb2|swim|swims|swam|swum|swimming}} # If you '''swim''', you move through the [[water]] using your [[arm]]s and [[leg]]s. #: ''Let's go '''swimming''' at the [[beach]].'' #: ''I don't like [[boat]]s because I can't '''swim'''.'' [[Image:Swim.devon.750pix.jpg|thumb|Somebody swimming]] [[en:swim]] [[es:swim]] [[fr:swim]] [[gl:swim]] [[io:swim]] [[it:swim]] [[hu:swim]] [[ja:swim]] [[pt:swim]] [[fi:swim]] [[ta:swim]] [[uk:swim]] [[zh:swim]] 10239 2006-09-24T14:12:32Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[tr:swim]] ==Verb== {{verb2|swim|swims|swam|swum|swimming}} # If you '''swim''', you move through the [[water]] using your [[arm]]s and [[leg]]s. #: ''Let's go '''swimming''' at the [[beach]].'' #: ''I don't like [[boat]]s because I can't '''swim'''.'' [[Image:Swim.devon.750pix.jpg|thumb|Somebody swimming]] [[en:swim]] [[es:swim]] [[fr:swim]] [[gl:swim]] [[io:swim]] [[it:swim]] [[hu:swim]] [[ja:swim]] [[pt:swim]] [[fi:swim]] [[ta:swim]] [[tr:swim]] [[uk:swim]] [[zh:swim]] 11014 2006-10-14T07:31:51Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:swim]], [[vi:swim]] ==Verb== {{verb2|swim|swims|swam|swum|swimming}} # If you '''swim''', you move through the [[water]] using your [[arm]]s and [[leg]]s. #: ''Let's go '''swimming''' at the [[beach]].'' #: ''I don't like [[boat]]s because I can't '''swim'''.'' [[Image:Swim.devon.750pix.jpg|thumb|Somebody swimming]] [[en:swim]] [[es:swim]] [[fr:swim]] [[gl:swim]] [[io:swim]] [[it:swim]] [[kk:swim]] [[hu:swim]] [[ja:swim]] [[pt:swim]] [[fi:swim]] [[ta:swim]] [[vi:swim]] [[tr:swim]] [[uk:swim]] [[zh:swim]] 11350 2006-10-19T00:24:39Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:swim]] ==Verb== {{verb2|swim|swims|swam|swum|swimming}} # If you '''swim''', you move through the [[water]] using your [[arm]]s and [[leg]]s. #: ''Let's go '''swimming''' at the [[beach]].'' #: ''I don't like [[boat]]s because I can't '''swim'''.'' [[Image:Swim.devon.750pix.jpg|thumb|Somebody swimming]] [[en:swim]] [[es:swim]] [[fr:swim]] [[gl:swim]] [[io:swim]] [[it:swim]] [[kk:swim]] [[hu:swim]] [[ja:swim]] [[pt:swim]] [[ru:swim]] [[fi:swim]] [[ta:swim]] [[vi:swim]] [[tr:swim]] [[uk:swim]] [[zh:swim]] 13469 2006-12-07T11:54:37Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:swim]] ==Verb== {{verb2|swim|swims|swam|swum|swimming}} # If you '''swim''', you move through the [[water]] using your [[arm]]s and [[leg]]s. #: ''Let's go '''swimming''' at the [[beach]].'' #: ''I don't like [[boat]]s because I can't '''swim'''.'' [[Image:Swim.devon.750pix.jpg|thumb|Somebody swimming]] [[en:swim]] [[es:swim]] [[fa:swim]] [[fr:swim]] [[gl:swim]] [[io:swim]] [[it:swim]] [[kk:swim]] [[hu:swim]] [[ja:swim]] [[pt:swim]] [[ru:swim]] [[fi:swim]] [[ta:swim]] [[vi:swim]] [[tr:swim]] [[uk:swim]] [[zh:swim]] 14128 2006-12-21T02:10:56Z Brett 77 + noun stub ==Verb== {{verb2|swim|swims|swam|swum|swimming}} [[Image:Swim.devon.750pix.jpg|thumb|Somebody swimming]] # If you '''swim''', you move through the [[water]] using your [[arm]]s and [[leg]]s. #: ''Let's go '''swimming''' at the [[beach]].'' #: ''I don't like [[boat]]s because I can't '''swim'''.'' ==Noun== {{Stub}} [[en:swim]] [[es:swim]] [[fa:swim]] [[fr:swim]] [[gl:swim]] [[io:swim]] [[it:swim]] [[kk:swim]] [[hu:swim]] [[ja:swim]] [[pt:swim]] [[ru:swim]] [[fi:swim]] [[ta:swim]] [[vi:swim]] [[tr:swim]] [[uk:swim]] [[zh:swim]] 2822 6896 2006-06-30T15:26:51Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # A '''government''' is a group of people who make the [[law]]s and [[control]] a [[country]] or other place. #:''[[Local]] '''government''' [[announce]]d last week a 5% cut in [[tax]]es.'' [[Category:Nouns]] 7506 2006-07-19T03:55:31Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, ko, la, pt, ta, zh ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # A '''government''' is a group of people who make the [[law]]s and [[control]] a [[country]] or other place. #:''[[Local]] '''government''' [[announce]]d last week a 5% cut in [[tax]]es.'' [[Category:Nouns]] [[en:government]] [[fr:government]] [[ko:government]] [[io:government]] [[it:government]] [[la:government]] [[hu:government]] [[ja:government]] [[pt:government]] [[fi:government]] [[ta:government]] [[zh:government]] 9625 2006-09-10T12:50:40Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi, zh-min-nan ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # A '''government''' is a group of people who make the [[law]]s and [[control]] a [[country]] or other place. #:''[[Local]] '''government''' [[announce]]d last week a 5% cut in [[tax]]es.'' [[Category:Nouns]] [[zh-min-nan:government]] [[en:government]] [[fr:government]] [[ko:government]] [[io:government]] [[it:government]] [[la:government]] [[hu:government]] [[ja:government]] [[pt:government]] [[fi:government]] [[ta:government]] [[vi:government]] [[zh:government]] 10080 2006-09-24T13:05:37Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[fa:government]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # A '''government''' is a group of people who make the [[law]]s and [[control]] a [[country]] or other place. #:''[[Local]] '''government''' [[announce]]d last week a 5% cut in [[tax]]es.'' [[Category:Nouns]] [[zh-min-nan:government]] [[en:government]] [[fa:government]] [[fr:government]] [[ko:government]] [[io:government]] [[it:government]] [[la:government]] [[hu:government]] [[ja:government]] [[pt:government]] [[fi:government]] [[ta:government]] [[vi:government]] [[zh:government]] 10524 2006-10-08T13:33:28Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:government]], [[uk:government]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # A '''government''' is a group of people who make the [[law]]s and [[control]] a [[country]] or other place. #:''[[Local]] '''government''' [[announce]]d last week a 5% cut in [[tax]]es.'' [[Category:Nouns]] [[zh-min-nan:government]] [[en:government]] [[fa:government]] [[fr:government]] [[ko:government]] [[io:government]] [[it:government]] [[kk:government]] [[la:government]] [[hu:government]] [[ja:government]] [[pt:government]] [[fi:government]] [[ta:government]] [[vi:government]] [[uk:government]] [[zh:government]] 11187 2006-10-17T19:06:18Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:government]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # A '''government''' is a group of people who make the [[law]]s and [[control]] a [[country]] or other place. #:''[[Local]] '''government''' [[announce]]d last week a 5% cut in [[tax]]es.'' 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Usually, it's for people to swim in. #: ''Our hotel had a large indoor '''pool'''.'' 7638 2006-07-19T08:37:07Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: el, en, fr, it, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''pool''' is hole that holds water. Usually, it's for people to swim in. #: ''Our hotel had a large indoor '''pool'''.'' [[el:pool]] [[en:pool]] [[fr:pool]] [[it:pool]] [[vi:pool]] [[zh:pool]] 7956 2006-07-22T21:58:43Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Mosul-swimming.jpg|thumb|people in a pool]] # A '''pool''' is hole that holds water. Usually, it's for people to swim in. #: ''Our hotel had a large indoor '''pool'''.'' [[el:pool]] [[en:pool]] [[fr:pool]] [[it:pool]] [[vi:pool]] [[zh:pool]] 9089 2006-08-22T02:10:25Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: fi ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Mosul-swimming.jpg|thumb|people in a pool]] # A '''pool''' is hole that holds water. Usually, it's for people to swim in. #: ''Our hotel had a large indoor '''pool'''.'' 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Thanks, it's '''perfect'''."'' #: ''That's a '''perfect''' [[example]] of how to start a [[business]].'' 7643 2006-07-19T08:44:24Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, id, io, it, sv, ta ==Adjective== {{adjective|perfect|more perfect|most perfect}} # Something that is '''perfect''' has no [[mistake]]s, [[problem]]s, or [[damage]]. #: ''She [[answer]]ed him in '''perfect''' Japanese.'' # Something that is '''perfect''' is exactly what was needed or wanted. #: ''"Here's the knife." "Oh, yes! Thanks, it's '''perfect'''."'' #: ''That's a '''perfect''' [[example]] of how to start a [[business]].'' [[en:perfect]] [[fr:perfect]] [[io:perfect]] [[id:perfect]] [[it:perfect]] [[hu:perfect]] [[fi:perfect]] [[sv:perfect]] [[ta:perfect]] 8665 2006-08-13T19:38:29Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ko, vi ==Adjective== {{adjective|perfect|more perfect|most perfect}} # Something that is '''perfect''' has no [[mistake]]s, [[problem]]s, or [[damage]]. #: ''She [[answer]]ed him in '''perfect''' Japanese.'' # Something that is '''perfect''' is exactly what was needed or wanted. #: ''"Here's the knife." "Oh, yes! Thanks, it's '''perfect'''."'' #: ''That's a '''perfect''' [[example]] of how to start a [[business]].'' [[en:perfect]] [[fr:perfect]] [[ko:perfect]] [[io:perfect]] [[id:perfect]] [[it:perfect]] [[hu:perfect]] [[fi:perfect]] [[sv:perfect]] [[ta:perfect]] [[vi:perfect]] 14009 2006-12-20T13:56:29Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:perfect]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|perfect|more perfect|most perfect}} # Something that is '''perfect''' has no [[mistake]]s, [[problem]]s, or [[damage]]. #: ''She [[answer]]ed him in '''perfect''' Japanese.'' # Something that is '''perfect''' is exactly what was needed or wanted. #: ''"Here's the knife." "Oh, yes! Thanks, it's '''perfect'''."'' #: ''That's a '''perfect''' [[example]] of how to start a [[business]].'' [[en:perfect]] [[fa:perfect]] [[fr:perfect]] [[ko:perfect]] [[io:perfect]] [[id:perfect]] [[it:perfect]] [[hu:perfect]] [[fi:perfect]] [[sv:perfect]] [[ta:perfect]] [[vi:perfect]] 2931 7068 2006-07-04T01:18:11Z Brett 77 ==Adjective== {{adjective|nice|nicer|nicest}} # If something is '''nice''', it's good and people probably like it. #: ''I didn't know him, but I hear he was a very '''nice''' man.'' #: ''Thank you, sir; have a '''nice''' day yourself, sir.'' #: ''It's great. It's much '''nicer''' than your old place.'' #: ''Thank you for coming! It was so '''nice''' to see you again.'' 7613 2006-07-19T07:51:50Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, et, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ko, pt, ru, vi, zh ==Adjective== {{adjective|nice|nicer|nicest}} # If something is '''nice''', it's good and people probably like it. #: ''I didn't know him, but I hear he was a very '''nice''' man.'' #: ''Thank you, sir; have a '''nice''' day yourself, sir.'' #: ''It's great. It's much '''nicer''' than your old place.'' #: ''Thank you for coming! It was so '''nice''' to see you again.'' [[et:nice]] [[en:nice]] [[fr:nice]] [[ko:nice]] [[io:nice]] [[it:nice]] [[hu:nice]] [[pt:nice]] [[ru:nice]] [[fi:nice]] [[vi:nice]] [[zh:nice]] 13129 2006-12-01T11:02:19Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[pl:nice]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|nice|nicer|nicest}} # If something is '''nice''', it's good and people probably like it. #: ''I didn't know him, but I hear he was a very '''nice''' man.'' #: ''Thank you, sir; have a '''nice''' day yourself, sir.'' #: ''It's great. It's much '''nicer''' than your old place.'' #: ''Thank you for coming! It was so '''nice''' to see you again.'' [[et:nice]] [[en:nice]] [[fr:nice]] [[ko:nice]] [[io:nice]] [[it:nice]] [[hu:nice]] [[pl:nice]] [[pt:nice]] [[ru:nice]] [[fi:nice]] [[vi:nice]] [[zh:nice]] 13712 2006-12-12T19:44:47Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[tr:nice]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|nice|nicer|nicest}} # If something is '''nice''', it's good and people probably like it. #: ''I didn't know him, but I hear he was a very '''nice''' man.'' #: ''Thank you, sir; have a '''nice''' day yourself, sir.'' #: ''It's great. It's much '''nicer''' than your old place.'' #: ''Thank you for coming! It was so '''nice''' to see you again.'' [[et:nice]] [[en:nice]] [[fr:nice]] [[ko:nice]] [[io:nice]] [[it:nice]] [[hu:nice]] [[pl:nice]] [[pt:nice]] [[ru:nice]] [[fi:nice]] [[vi:nice]] [[tr:nice]] [[zh:nice]] 2932 7069 2006-07-04T01:34:13Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # If you have '''fun''', you [[enjoy]] something. #: Thanks! I had a lot of '''fun''' today. Let's do it again. # If you do something for '''fun''', you do it because you enjoy it. #: It's not my [[job]]; I just write [[Wiktionary]] [[articles]] for '''fun'''. ==Adjective== {{adjective|fun|funner|funnest}} * Only before a noun. # A '''fun''' [[activity]], time, person, etc. is enjoyable. #: ''I really like [[soccer]]. It's such a '''fun''' game.'' 7509 2006-07-19T03:58:50Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, it, pl, zh ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # If you have '''fun''', you [[enjoy]] something. #: Thanks! I had a lot of '''fun''' today. Let's do it again. # If you do something for '''fun''', you do it because you enjoy it. #: It's not my [[job]]; I just write [[Wiktionary]] [[articles]] for '''fun'''. ==Adjective== {{adjective|fun|funner|funnest}} * Only before a noun. # A '''fun''' [[activity]], time, person, etc. is enjoyable. #: ''I really like [[soccer]]. It's such a '''fun''' game.'' [[en:fun]] [[fr:fun]] [[it:fun]] [[hu:fun]] [[pl:fun]] [[fi:fun]] [[zh:fun]] 9588 2006-09-10T12:28:15Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ta, vi ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # If you have '''fun''', you [[enjoy]] something. #: Thanks! I had a lot of '''fun''' today. Let's do it again. # If you do something for '''fun''', you do it because you enjoy it. #: It's not my [[job]]; I just write [[Wiktionary]] [[articles]] for '''fun'''. ==Adjective== {{adjective|fun|funner|funnest}} * Only before a noun. # A '''fun''' [[activity]], time, person, etc. is enjoyable. #: ''I really like [[soccer]]. It's such a '''fun''' game.'' [[en:fun]] [[fr:fun]] [[it:fun]] [[hu:fun]] [[pl:fun]] [[fi:fun]] [[ta:fun]] [[vi:fun]] [[zh:fun]] 10057 2006-09-24T12:55:23Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[pt:fun]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # If you have '''fun''', you [[enjoy]] something. #: Thanks! I had a lot of '''fun''' today. Let's do it again. # If you do something for '''fun''', you do it because you enjoy it. #: It's not my [[job]]; I just write [[Wiktionary]] [[articles]] for '''fun'''. ==Adjective== {{adjective|fun|funner|funnest}} * Only before a noun. # A '''fun''' [[activity]], time, person, etc. is enjoyable. #: ''I really like [[soccer]]. It's such a '''fun''' game.'' [[en:fun]] [[fr:fun]] [[it:fun]] [[hu:fun]] [[pl:fun]] [[pt:fun]] [[fi:fun]] [[ta:fun]] [[vi:fun]] [[zh:fun]] 10943 2006-10-13T15:10:04Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:fun]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # If you have '''fun''', you [[enjoy]] something. #: Thanks! I had a lot of '''fun''' today. Let's do it again. # If you do something for '''fun''', you do it because you enjoy it. #: It's not my [[job]]; I just write [[Wiktionary]] [[articles]] for '''fun'''. ==Adjective== {{adjective|fun|funner|funnest}} * Only before a noun. # A '''fun''' [[activity]], time, person, etc. is enjoyable. #: ''I really like [[soccer]]. It's such a '''fun''' game.'' [[en:fun]] [[fa:fun]] [[fr:fun]] [[it:fun]] [[hu:fun]] [[pl:fun]] [[pt:fun]] [[fi:fun]] [[ta:fun]] [[vi:fun]] [[zh:fun]] 11132 2006-10-16T18:03:24Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:fun]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # If you have '''fun''', you [[enjoy]] something. #: Thanks! I had a lot of '''fun''' today. Let's do it again. # If you do something for '''fun''', you do it because you enjoy it. #: It's not my [[job]]; I just write [[Wiktionary]] [[articles]] for '''fun'''. ==Adjective== {{adjective|fun|funner|funnest}} * Only before a noun. # A '''fun''' [[activity]], time, person, etc. is enjoyable. #: ''I really like [[soccer]]. It's such a '''fun''' game.'' [[en:fun]] [[fa:fun]] [[fr:fun]] [[it:fun]] [[hu:fun]] [[pl:fun]] [[pt:fun]] [[ru:fun]] [[fi:fun]] [[ta:fun]] [[vi:fun]] [[zh:fun]] 11946 2006-11-09T16:48:29Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[io:fun]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # If you have '''fun''', you [[enjoy]] something. #: Thanks! I had a lot of '''fun''' today. Let's do it again. # If you do something for '''fun''', you do it because you enjoy it. #: It's not my [[job]]; I just write [[Wiktionary]] [[articles]] for '''fun'''. ==Adjective== {{adjective|fun|funner|funnest}} * Only before a noun. # A '''fun''' [[activity]], time, person, etc. is enjoyable. #: ''I really like [[soccer]]. It's such a '''fun''' game.'' [[en:fun]] [[fa:fun]] [[fr:fun]] [[io:fun]] [[it:fun]] [[hu:fun]] [[pl:fun]] [[pt:fun]] [[ru:fun]] [[fi:fun]] [[ta:fun]] [[vi:fun]] [[zh:fun]] 2933 7070 2006-07-04T01:42:14Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun|custom|customs}} # A '''custom''' is an activity that happens [[traditional]]ly or regularly. #: ''Almost everyone there eats rice every day, but there are different [[local]] '''customs''' about how to cook it.'' #: ''My mother's '''custom''' is to have breakfast in the garden with her newspaper.'' 7071 2006-07-04T01:42:32Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun|custom|customs}} # A '''custom''' is an [[activity]] that happens [[traditional]]ly or regularly. #: ''Almost everyone there eats rice every day, but there are different [[local]] '''customs''' about how to cook it.'' #: ''My mother's '''custom''' is to have breakfast in the garden with her newspaper.'' 7463 2006-07-19T02:07:06Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fr, hu, io, it, pl, ru, zh ==Noun== {{noun|custom|customs}} # A '''custom''' is an [[activity]] that happens [[traditional]]ly or regularly. #: ''Almost everyone there eats rice every day, but there are different [[local]] '''customs''' about how to cook it.'' #: ''My mother's '''custom''' is to have breakfast in the garden with her newspaper.'' [[en:custom]] [[fr:custom]] [[io:custom]] [[it:custom]] [[hu:custom]] [[pl:custom]] [[ru:custom]] [[zh:custom]] 9506 2006-09-10T11:42:45Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: fi ==Noun== {{noun|custom|customs}} # A '''custom''' is an [[activity]] that happens [[traditional]]ly or regularly. #: ''Almost everyone there eats rice every day, but there are different [[local]] '''customs''' about how to cook it.'' #: ''My mother's '''custom''' is to have breakfast in the garden with her newspaper.'' [[en:custom]] [[fr:custom]] [[io:custom]] [[it:custom]] [[hu:custom]] [[pl:custom]] [[ru:custom]] [[fi:custom]] [[zh:custom]] 10022 2006-09-24T12:43:08Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[fa:custom]], [[ta:custom]], [[vi:custom]] ==Noun== {{noun|custom|customs}} # A '''custom''' is an [[activity]] that happens [[traditional]]ly or regularly. #: ''Almost everyone there eats rice every day, but there are different [[local]] '''customs''' about how to cook it.'' #: ''My mother's '''custom''' is to have breakfast in the garden with her newspaper.'' [[en:custom]] [[fa:custom]] [[fr:custom]] [[io:custom]] [[it:custom]] [[hu:custom]] [[pl:custom]] [[ru:custom]] [[fi:custom]] [[ta:custom]] [[vi:custom]] [[zh:custom]] 2934 7072 2006-07-04T13:01:18Z Brett 77 ==Adjective== {{adjective|correct|more correct|most correct}} # Something that is '''correct''' has no [[mistake]]s. #: ''For [[question]] #5, only 5 people got the '''correct''' [[answer]].'' # Something that is '''correct''' is right. #: ''When you [[type]], the '''correct''' hand [[position]] is very [[important]].'' ===Synonyms=== *[[right]] ===Antonyms=== *[[incorrect]] *[[wrong]] 7468 2006-07-19T02:17:06Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: el, en, fa, fi, fr, hu, id, io, it, ja, nl, ta, vi, zh ==Adjective== {{adjective|correct|more correct|most correct}} # Something that is '''correct''' has no [[mistake]]s. #: ''For [[question]] #5, only 5 people got the '''correct''' [[answer]].'' # Something that is '''correct''' is right. #: ''When you [[type]], the '''correct''' hand [[position]] is very [[important]].'' ===Synonyms=== *[[right]] ===Antonyms=== *[[incorrect]] *[[wrong]] [[el:correct]] [[en:correct]] [[fa:correct]] [[fr:correct]] [[io:correct]] [[id:correct]] [[it:correct]] [[hu:correct]] [[nl:correct]] [[ja:correct]] [[fi:correct]] [[ta:correct]] [[vi:correct]] [[zh:correct]] 8619 2006-08-13T19:17:22Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: sv ==Adjective== {{adjective|correct|more correct|most correct}} # Something that is '''correct''' has no [[mistake]]s. #: ''For [[question]] #5, only 5 people got the '''correct''' [[answer]].'' # Something that is '''correct''' is right. #: ''When you [[type]], the '''correct''' hand [[position]] is very [[important]].'' ===Synonyms=== *[[right]] ===Antonyms=== *[[incorrect]] *[[wrong]] [[el:correct]] [[en:correct]] [[fa:correct]] [[fr:correct]] [[io:correct]] [[id:correct]] [[it:correct]] [[hu:correct]] [[nl:correct]] [[ja:correct]] [[fi:correct]] [[sv:correct]] [[ta:correct]] [[vi:correct]] [[zh:correct]] 9997 2006-09-24T12:33:47Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[es:correct]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|correct|more correct|most correct}} # Something that is '''correct''' has no [[mistake]]s. #: ''For [[question]] #5, only 5 people got the '''correct''' [[answer]].'' # Something that is '''correct''' is right. #: ''When you [[type]], the '''correct''' hand [[position]] is very [[important]].'' ===Synonyms=== *[[right]] ===Antonyms=== *[[incorrect]] *[[wrong]] [[el:correct]] [[en:correct]] [[es:correct]] [[fa:correct]] [[fr:correct]] [[io:correct]] [[id:correct]] [[it:correct]] [[hu:correct]] [[nl:correct]] [[ja:correct]] [[fi:correct]] [[sv:correct]] [[ta:correct]] [[vi:correct]] [[zh:correct]] 10791 2006-10-11T01:50:06Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[et:correct]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|correct|more correct|most correct}} # Something that is '''correct''' has no [[mistake]]s. #: ''For [[question]] #5, only 5 people got the '''correct''' [[answer]].'' # Something that is '''correct''' is right. #: ''When you [[type]], the '''correct''' hand [[position]] is very [[important]].'' ===Synonyms=== *[[right]] ===Antonyms=== *[[incorrect]] *[[wrong]] [[et:correct]] [[el:correct]] [[en:correct]] [[es:correct]] [[fa:correct]] [[fr:correct]] [[io:correct]] [[id:correct]] [[it:correct]] [[hu:correct]] [[nl:correct]] [[ja:correct]] [[fi:correct]] [[sv:correct]] [[ta:correct]] [[vi:correct]] [[zh:correct]] 14014 2006-12-20T14:27:37Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[tr:correct]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|correct|more correct|most correct}} # Something that is '''correct''' has no [[mistake]]s. #: ''For [[question]] #5, only 5 people got the '''correct''' [[answer]].'' # Something that is '''correct''' is right. #: ''When you [[type]], the '''correct''' hand [[position]] is very [[important]].'' ===Synonyms=== *[[right]] ===Antonyms=== *[[incorrect]] *[[wrong]] [[et:correct]] [[el:correct]] [[en:correct]] [[es:correct]] [[fa:correct]] [[fr:correct]] [[io:correct]] [[id:correct]] [[it:correct]] [[hu:correct]] [[nl:correct]] [[ja:correct]] [[fi:correct]] [[sv:correct]] [[ta:correct]] [[vi:correct]] [[tr:correct]] [[zh:correct]] 2935 7074 2006-07-04T13:18:30Z Brett 77 ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # You use '''especially''' to say that something is more important or somehow different from others. #: ''Nobody was old, but Paulo was '''especially''' young.'' #: ''I like running, '''especially''' in the morning when the air is fresh.'' #: ''Japanese cities are [[famous]] for their size, '''especially''' Tokyo.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[particularly]] 7075 2006-07-04T13:21:06Z Brett 77 ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # You use '''especially''' to say that something is more [[important]], [[special]], or somehow [[different]] from others. #: ''Nobody was old, but Paulo was '''especially''' young.'' #: ''I like running, '''especially''' in the morning when the air is fresh.'' #: ''Japanese cities are [[famous]] for their size, '''especially''' Tokyo.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[particularly]] 7076 2006-07-04T13:21:43Z Brett 77 ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # You use '''especially''' to say that something is [[special]], or somehow [[different]] from others. #: ''Nobody was old, but Paulo was '''especially''' young.'' #: ''I like running, '''especially''' in the morning when the air is fresh.'' #: ''Japanese cities are [[famous]] for their size, '''especially''' Tokyo.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[particularly]] 7522 2006-07-19T04:17:06Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, it ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # You use '''especially''' to say that something is [[special]], or somehow [[different]] from others. #: ''Nobody was old, but Paulo was '''especially''' young.'' #: ''I like running, '''especially''' in the morning when the air is fresh.'' #: ''Japanese cities are [[famous]] for their size, '''especially''' Tokyo.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[particularly]] [[en:especially]] [[fr:especially]] [[it:especially]] [[fi:especially]] 8933 2006-08-21T21:16:31Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: io ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # You use '''especially''' to say that something is [[special]], or somehow [[different]] from others. #: ''Nobody was old, but Paulo was '''especially''' young.'' #: ''I like running, '''especially''' in the morning when the air is fresh.'' #: ''Japanese cities are [[famous]] for their size, '''especially''' Tokyo.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[particularly]] [[en:especially]] [[fr:especially]] [[io:especially]] [[it:especially]] [[fi:especially]] 9581 2006-09-10T12:25:25Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # You use '''especially''' to say that something is [[special]], or somehow [[different]] from others. #: ''Nobody was old, but Paulo was '''especially''' young.'' #: ''I like running, '''especially''' in the morning when the air is fresh.'' #: ''Japanese cities are [[famous]] for their size, '''especially''' Tokyo.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[particularly]] [[en:especially]] [[fr:especially]] [[io:especially]] [[it:especially]] [[fi:especially]] [[vi:especially]] 2936 7077 2006-07-04T13:32:43Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''discussion''' happens when two or more people [[share]] [[ideas]] about something, usually by talking. #: ''The company held [[detailed]] [[salary]] '''discussions''' with all [[employee]]s.'' #: ''There have been [[ongoing]] '''discussions''' about the new rules.'' 7476 2006-07-19T02:33:46Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, en, et, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ko, la, ta, vi, zh, zh-min-nan ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''discussion''' happens when two or more people [[share]] [[ideas]] about something, usually by talking. #: ''The company held [[detailed]] [[salary]] '''discussions''' with all [[employee]]s.'' #: ''There have been [[ongoing]] '''discussions''' about the new rules.'' [[zh-min-nan:discussion]] [[de:discussion]] [[et:discussion]] [[en:discussion]] [[fr:discussion]] [[ko:discussion]] [[io:discussion]] [[it:discussion]] [[la:discussion]] [[hu:discussion]] [[fi:discussion]] [[ta:discussion]] [[vi:discussion]] [[zh:discussion]] 9571 2006-09-10T12:13:46Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''discussion''' happens when two or more people [[share]] [[ideas]] about something, usually by talking. #: ''The company held [[detailed]] [[salary]] '''discussions''' with all [[employee]]s.'' #: ''There have been [[ongoing]] '''discussions''' about the new rules.'' [[zh-min-nan:discussion]] [[de:discussion]] [[et:discussion]] [[en:discussion]] [[fr:discussion]] [[ko:discussion]] [[hy:discussion]] [[io:discussion]] [[it:discussion]] [[la:discussion]] [[hu:discussion]] [[fi:discussion]] [[ta:discussion]] [[vi:discussion]] [[zh:discussion]] 10039 2006-09-24T12:47:15Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[pt:discussion]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''discussion''' happens when two or more people [[share]] [[ideas]] about something, usually by talking. #: ''The company held [[detailed]] [[salary]] '''discussions''' with all [[employee]]s.'' #: ''There have been [[ongoing]] '''discussions''' about the new rules.'' [[zh-min-nan:discussion]] [[de:discussion]] [[et:discussion]] [[en:discussion]] [[fr:discussion]] [[ko:discussion]] [[hy:discussion]] [[io:discussion]] [[it:discussion]] [[la:discussion]] [[hu:discussion]] [[pt:discussion]] [[fi:discussion]] [[ta:discussion]] [[vi:discussion]] [[zh:discussion]] 10519 2006-10-08T12:23:41Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:discussion]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''discussion''' happens when two or more people [[share]] [[ideas]] about something, usually by talking. #: ''The company held [[detailed]] [[salary]] '''discussions''' with all [[employee]]s.'' #: ''There have been [[ongoing]] '''discussions''' about the new rules.'' [[zh-min-nan:discussion]] [[de:discussion]] [[et:discussion]] [[en:discussion]] [[fr:discussion]] [[ko:discussion]] [[hy:discussion]] [[io:discussion]] [[it:discussion]] [[kk:discussion]] [[la:discussion]] [[hu:discussion]] [[pt:discussion]] [[fi:discussion]] [[ta:discussion]] [[vi:discussion]] [[zh:discussion]] 11299 2006-10-18T13:35:45Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:discussion]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''discussion''' happens when two or more people [[share]] [[ideas]] about something, usually by talking. #: ''The company held [[detailed]] [[salary]] '''discussions''' with all [[employee]]s.'' #: ''There have been [[ongoing]] '''discussions''' about the new rules.'' [[zh-min-nan:discussion]] [[de:discussion]] [[et:discussion]] [[en:discussion]] [[fr:discussion]] [[ko:discussion]] [[hy:discussion]] [[io:discussion]] [[it:discussion]] [[kk:discussion]] [[la:discussion]] [[hu:discussion]] [[pt:discussion]] [[ru:discussion]] [[fi:discussion]] [[ta:discussion]] [[vi:discussion]] [[zh:discussion]] 12195 2006-11-11T17:53:16Z PullToOpen 119 +cat {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''discussion''' happens when two or more people [[share]] [[ideas]] about something, usually by talking. #: ''The company held [[detailed]] [[salary]] '''discussions''' with all [[employee]]s.'' #: ''There have been [[ongoing]] '''discussions''' about the new rules.'' [[zh-min-nan:discussion]] [[de:discussion]] [[et:discussion]] [[en:discussion]] [[fr:discussion]] [[ko:discussion]] [[hy:discussion]] [[io:discussion]] [[it:discussion]] [[kk:discussion]] [[la:discussion]] [[hu:discussion]] [[pt:discussion]] [[ru:discussion]] [[fi:discussion]] [[ta:discussion]] [[vi:discussion]] [[zh:discussion]] 2937 7078 2006-07-04T13:39:53Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''bus''' is a [[vehicle]] that carries a large number of people on [[road]]s. #: ''I had to ride a '''bus''' to school every morning for twelve years.'' #: ''This '''bus''' makes ten stops before arriving at Union Station.'' #: ''I woke up late and missed my '''bus''' this morning.'' 7102 2006-07-06T18:14:39Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ ==Noun== {{noun|bus|busses}} # A '''bus''' is a [[vehicle]] that carries a large number of people on [[road]]s. #: ''I had to ride a '''bus''' to school every morning for twelve years.'' #: ''This '''bus''' makes ten stops before arriving at Union Station.'' #: ''I woke up late and missed my '''bus''' this morning.'' 7378 2006-07-18T22:44:33Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, el, en, fi, fr, gl, hu, id, io, it, ja, ku, nl, pl, sv, ta, vi ==Noun== {{noun|bus|busses}} # A '''bus''' is a [[vehicle]] that carries a large number of people on [[road]]s. #: ''I had to ride a '''bus''' to school every morning for twelve years.'' #: ''This '''bus''' makes ten stops before arriving at Union Station.'' #: ''I woke up late and missed my '''bus''' this morning.'' [[de:bus]] [[el:bus]] [[en:bus]] [[fr:bus]] [[gl:bus]] [[io:bus]] [[id:bus]] [[it:bus]] [[ku:bus]] [[hu:bus]] [[nl:bus]] [[ja:bus]] [[pl:bus]] [[fi:bus]] [[sv:bus]] [[ta:bus]] [[vi:bus]] 7915 2006-07-22T18:22:17Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun|bus|busses}} [[Image:Translink-R9250.jpg|thumb|a bus]] # A '''bus''' is a [[vehicle]] that carries a large number of people on [[road]]s. #: ''I had to ride a '''bus''' to school every morning for twelve years.'' #: ''This '''bus''' makes ten stops before arriving at Union Station.'' #: ''I woke up late and missed my '''bus''' this morning.'' [[de:bus]] [[el:bus]] [[en:bus]] [[fr:bus]] [[gl:bus]] [[io:bus]] [[id:bus]] [[it:bus]] [[ku:bus]] [[hu:bus]] [[nl:bus]] [[ja:bus]] [[pl:bus]] [[fi:bus]] [[sv:bus]] [[ta:bus]] [[vi:bus]] 10495 2006-10-07T22:57:49Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[hy:bus]] ==Noun== {{noun|bus|busses}} [[Image:Translink-R9250.jpg|thumb|a bus]] # A '''bus''' is a [[vehicle]] that carries a large number of people on [[road]]s. #: ''I had to ride a '''bus''' to school every morning for twelve years.'' #: ''This '''bus''' makes ten stops before arriving at Union Station.'' #: ''I woke up late and missed my '''bus''' this morning.'' [[de:bus]] [[el:bus]] [[en:bus]] [[fr:bus]] [[gl:bus]] [[hy:bus]] [[io:bus]] [[id:bus]] [[it:bus]] [[ku:bus]] [[hu:bus]] [[nl:bus]] [[ja:bus]] [[pl:bus]] [[fi:bus]] [[sv:bus]] [[ta:bus]] [[vi:bus]] 11173 2006-10-17T03:41:15Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:bus]] ==Noun== {{noun|bus|busses}} [[Image:Translink-R9250.jpg|thumb|a bus]] # A '''bus''' is a [[vehicle]] that carries a large number of people on [[road]]s. #: ''I had to ride a '''bus''' to school every morning for twelve years.'' #: ''This '''bus''' makes ten stops before arriving at Union Station.'' #: ''I woke up late and missed my '''bus''' this morning.'' [[de:bus]] [[el:bus]] [[en:bus]] [[fr:bus]] [[gl:bus]] [[hy:bus]] [[io:bus]] [[id:bus]] [[it:bus]] [[ku:bus]] [[hu:bus]] [[nl:bus]] [[ja:bus]] [[pl:bus]] [[ru:bus]] [[fi:bus]] [[sv:bus]] [[ta:bus]] [[vi:bus]] 12245 2006-11-13T09:08:36Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:bus]] ==Noun== {{noun|bus|busses}} [[Image:Translink-R9250.jpg|thumb|a bus]] # A '''bus''' is a [[vehicle]] that carries a large number of people on [[road]]s. #: ''I had to ride a '''bus''' to school every morning for twelve years.'' #: ''This '''bus''' makes ten stops before arriving at Union Station.'' #: ''I woke up late and missed my '''bus''' this morning.'' [[de:bus]] [[el:bus]] [[en:bus]] [[fa:bus]] [[fr:bus]] [[gl:bus]] [[hy:bus]] [[io:bus]] [[id:bus]] [[it:bus]] [[ku:bus]] [[hu:bus]] [[nl:bus]] [[ja:bus]] [[pl:bus]] [[ru:bus]] [[fi:bus]] [[sv:bus]] [[ta:bus]] [[vi:bus]] 2938 7081 2006-07-05T13:52:55Z Brett 77 See [[practice]] 7636 2006-07-19T08:34:53Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, io, it, zh See [[practice]] [[en:practise]] [[fr:practise]] [[io:practise]] [[it:practise]] [[fi:practise]] [[zh:practise]] 10192 2006-09-24T13:51:43Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[vi:practise]] See [[practice]] [[en:practise]] [[fr:practise]] [[io:practise]] [[it:practise]] [[fi:practise]] [[vi:practise]] [[zh:practise]] 14260 2006-12-21T18:59:02Z Brett 77 ==Other Spellings== * [[practice]] ==Verb== {{verb|practise|practises|practised|practising}} # If you '''practise''' something, you do it again and again to improve your ability. #: ''The class was going to '''practise''' writing [[skill]]s for homework.'' #: ''When I got my first guitar, I '''practised''' until my fingers fell off.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} # '''Practise''' is an activity you do again and again to improve your ability. #: ''I can go to the party because I have soccer '''practise''' that night.'' #: ''My driving is getting better, but I still need '''practise'''.'' [[en:practise]] [[fr:practise]] [[io:practise]] [[it:practise]] [[fi:practise]] [[vi:practise]] [[zh:practise]] 2939 7082 2006-07-05T13:56:55Z Brett 77 ==Verb== *Also spelled '''practise''' in British English {{verb|practice|practices|practiced|practicing}} # If you '''practice''' something, you do it again and again to improve your ability. #* ''The class was going to '''practise''' writing [[skill]]s for homework.'' #* ''When I got my first guitar, I '''practiced''' until my fingers fell off.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} # '''Practice''' is an activity you do again and again to improve your ability. #* ''I can go to the party because I have soccer '''practice''' that night.'' #* ''My driving is getting better, but I still need '''practice'''.'' 7637 2006-07-19T08:36:14Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fr, hu, io, pt, zh ==Verb== *Also spelled '''practise''' in British English {{verb|practice|practices|practiced|practicing}} # If you '''practice''' something, you do it again and again to improve your ability. #* ''The class was going to '''practise''' writing [[skill]]s for homework.'' #* ''When I got my first guitar, I '''practiced''' until my fingers fell off.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} # '''Practice''' is an activity you do again and again to improve your ability. #* ''I can go to the party because I have soccer '''practice''' that night.'' #* ''My driving is getting better, but I still need '''practice'''.'' [[en:practice]] [[fr:practice]] [[io:practice]] [[hu:practice]] [[pt:practice]] [[zh:practice]] 9720 2006-09-10T14:00:06Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ta ==Verb== *Also spelled '''practise''' in British English {{verb|practice|practices|practiced|practicing}} # If you '''practice''' something, you do it again and again to improve your ability. #* ''The class was going to '''practise''' writing [[skill]]s for homework.'' #* ''When I got my first guitar, I '''practiced''' until my fingers fell off.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} # '''Practice''' is an activity you do again and again to improve your ability. #* ''I can go to the party because I have soccer '''practice''' that night.'' #* ''My driving is getting better, but I still need '''practice'''.'' [[en:practice]] [[fr:practice]] [[io:practice]] [[hu:practice]] [[pt:practice]] [[ta:practice]] [[zh:practice]] 10383 2006-10-05T13:21:30Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[vi:practice]] ==Verb== *Also spelled '''practise''' in British English {{verb|practice|practices|practiced|practicing}} # If you '''practice''' something, you do it again and again to improve your ability. #* ''The class was going to '''practise''' writing [[skill]]s for homework.'' #* ''When I got my first guitar, I '''practiced''' until my fingers fell off.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} # '''Practice''' is an activity you do again and again to improve your ability. #* ''I can go to the party because I have soccer '''practice''' that night.'' #* ''My driving is getting better, but I still need '''practice'''.'' [[en:practice]] [[fr:practice]] [[io:practice]] [[hu:practice]] [[pt:practice]] [[ta:practice]] [[vi:practice]] [[zh:practice]] 13297 2006-12-04T05:53:01Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fi:practice]] ==Verb== *Also spelled '''practise''' in British English {{verb|practice|practices|practiced|practicing}} # If you '''practice''' something, you do it again and again to improve your ability. #* ''The class was going to '''practise''' writing [[skill]]s for homework.'' #* ''When I got my first guitar, I '''practiced''' until my fingers fell off.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} # '''Practice''' is an activity you do again and again to improve your ability. #* ''I can go to the party because I have soccer '''practice''' that night.'' #* ''My driving is getting better, but I still need '''practice'''.'' [[en:practice]] [[fr:practice]] [[io:practice]] [[hu:practice]] [[pt:practice]] [[fi:practice]] [[ta:practice]] [[vi:practice]] [[zh:practice]] 14259 2006-12-21T18:57:52Z Brett 77 ==Other Spellings== * [[practise]] ==Verb== {{verb|practice|practices|practiced|practicing}} # If you '''practice''' something, you do it again and again to improve your ability. #* ''The class was going to '''practise''' writing [[skill]]s for homework.'' #* ''When I got my first guitar, I '''practiced''' until my fingers fell off.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} # '''Practice''' is an activity you do again and again to improve your ability. #* ''I can go to the party because I have soccer '''practice''' that night.'' #* ''My driving is getting better, but I still need '''practice'''.'' [[en:practice]] [[fr:practice]] [[io:practice]] [[hu:practice]] [[pt:practice]] [[fi:practice]] [[ta:practice]] [[vi:practice]] [[zh:practice]] 14261 2006-12-21T18:59:28Z Brett 77 ==Other Spellings== * [[practise]] ==Verb== {{verb|practice|practices|practiced|practicing}} # If you '''practice''' something, you do it again and again to improve your ability. #: ''The class was going to '''practice''' writing [[skill]]s for homework.'' #: ''When I got my first guitar, I '''practiced''' until my fingers fell off.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} # '''Practice''' is an activity you do again and again to improve your ability. #: ''I can go to the party because I have soccer '''practice''' that night.'' #: ''My driving is getting better, but I still need '''practice'''.'' [[en:practice]] [[fr:practice]] [[io:practice]] [[hu:practice]] [[pt:practice]] [[fi:practice]] [[ta:practice]] [[vi:practice]] [[zh:practice]] 2940 7083 2006-07-05T14:16:58Z Brett 77 ==Noun== *Never singular (See [[cloth]]) # '''Clothes''', such as shirts, pants, socks, etc. are things that people wear on their body to cover it. #: ''He took off his '''clothes''' and got into the shower.'' #: ''There was no money to buy '''clothes''', so we got our [[cousin]]s' old shirts and jeans with holes in the knees.'' 7103 2006-07-06T18:16:26Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ ==Noun== {{noun|never singular|clothes}} # '''Clothes''', such as shirts, pants, socks, etc. are things that people wear on their body to cover it. #: ''He took off his '''clothes''' and got into the shower.'' #: ''There was no money to buy '''clothes''', so we got our [[cousin]]s' old shirts and jeans with holes in the knees.'' 7474 2006-07-19T02:29:06Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fa, fr, hu, it, zh ==Noun== {{noun|never singular|clothes}} # '''Clothes''', such as shirts, pants, socks, etc. are things that people wear on their body to cover it. #: ''He took off his '''clothes''' and got into the shower.'' #: ''There was no money to buy '''clothes''', so we got our [[cousin]]s' old shirts and jeans with holes in the knees.'' [[en:clothes]] [[fa:clothes]] [[fr:clothes]] [[it:clothes]] [[hu:clothes]] [[zh:clothes]] 8618 2006-08-13T19:17:12Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: lt ==Noun== {{noun|never singular|clothes}} # '''Clothes''', such as shirts, pants, socks, etc. are things that people wear on their body to cover it. #: ''He took off his '''clothes''' and got into the shower.'' #: ''There was no money to buy '''clothes''', so we got our [[cousin]]s' old shirts and jeans with holes in the knees.'' [[en:clothes]] [[fa:clothes]] [[fr:clothes]] [[it:clothes]] [[lt:clothes]] [[hu:clothes]] [[zh:clothes]] 9533 2006-09-10T11:53:26Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: fi ==Noun== {{noun|never singular|clothes}} # '''Clothes''', such as shirts, pants, socks, etc. are things that people wear on their body to cover it. #: ''He took off his '''clothes''' and got into the shower.'' #: ''There was no money to buy '''clothes''', so we got our [[cousin]]s' old shirts and jeans with holes in the knees.'' [[en:clothes]] [[fa:clothes]] [[fr:clothes]] [[it:clothes]] [[lt:clothes]] [[hu:clothes]] [[fi:clothes]] [[zh:clothes]] 10009 2006-09-24T12:35:47Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[vi:clothes]] ==Noun== {{noun|never singular|clothes}} # '''Clothes''', such as shirts, pants, socks, etc. are things that people wear on their body to cover it. #: ''He took off his '''clothes''' and got into the shower.'' #: ''There was no money to buy '''clothes''', so we got our [[cousin]]s' old shirts and jeans with holes in the knees.'' [[en:clothes]] [[fa:clothes]] [[fr:clothes]] [[it:clothes]] [[lt:clothes]] [[hu:clothes]] [[fi:clothes]] [[vi:clothes]] [[zh:clothes]] 12500 2006-11-17T14:14:06Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:clothes]] ==Noun== {{noun|never singular|clothes}} # '''Clothes''', such as shirts, pants, socks, etc. are things that people wear on their body to cover it. #: ''He took off his '''clothes''' and got into the shower.'' #: ''There was no money to buy '''clothes''', so we got our [[cousin]]s' old shirts and jeans with holes in the knees.'' [[en:clothes]] [[fa:clothes]] [[fr:clothes]] [[it:clothes]] [[kk:clothes]] [[lt:clothes]] [[hu:clothes]] [[fi:clothes]] [[vi:clothes]] [[zh:clothes]] 2941 7086 2006-07-05T14:34:20Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} # The '''title''' of a book, movie, song, etc. is its name. #: ''"I just finished the best book." "Really, what's the '''title'''?" 7766 2006-07-19T13:08:53Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, zh-min-nan ==Noun== {{noun}} # The '''title''' of a book, movie, song, etc. is its name. #: ''"I just finished the best book." "Really, what's the '''title'''?" [[zh-min-nan:title]] [[en:title]] [[fr:title]] [[io:title]] [[it:title]] [[hu:title]] [[fi:title]] 8688 2006-08-13T19:46:00Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Noun== {{noun}} # The '''title''' of a book, movie, song, etc. is its name. #: ''"I just finished the best book." "Really, what's the '''title'''?" [[zh-min-nan:title]] [[en:title]] [[fr:title]] [[io:title]] [[it:title]] [[hu:title]] [[fi:title]] [[vi:title]] 12032 2006-11-09T18:05:49Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ru:title]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # The '''title''' of a book, movie, song, etc. is its name. #: ''"I just finished the best book." "Really, what's the '''title'''?" [[zh-min-nan:title]] [[en:title]] [[fr:title]] [[io:title]] [[it:title]] [[hu:title]] [[ru:title]] [[fi:title]] [[vi:title]] 12774 2006-11-26T22:05:39Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ta:title]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # The '''title''' of a book, movie, song, etc. is its name. #: ''"I just finished the best book." "Really, what's the '''title'''?" [[zh-min-nan:title]] [[en:title]] [[fr:title]] [[io:title]] [[it:title]] [[hu:title]] [[ru:title]] [[fi:title]] [[ta:title]] [[vi:title]] 2942 7088 2006-07-05T14:42:38Z Brett 77 ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} # If something is '''informal''', it is friendly and casual; it is not [[official]]. #: ''Can we get together for some '''informal''' talks before the meeting?'' #: ''School is generally quite '''informal'''. Many students even call their teacher by their first name.'' ===Antonyms=== *[[formal]] ===Synonyms=== *[[casual]] 7584 2006-07-19T06:29:31Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, pl, vi, zh ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} # If something is '''informal''', it is friendly and casual; it is not [[official]]. #: ''Can we get together for some '''informal''' talks before the meeting?'' #: ''School is generally quite '''informal'''. Many students even call their teacher by their first name.'' ===Antonyms=== *[[formal]] ===Synonyms=== *[[casual]] [[en:informal]] [[pl:informal]] [[fi:informal]] [[vi:informal]] [[zh:informal]] 9894 2006-09-24T11:34:24Z Tangobot 116 Robot: Automated text replacement (-{{adjective2}} +{{adjective}}) ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # If something is '''informal''', it is friendly and casual; it is not [[official]]. #: ''Can we get together for some '''informal''' talks before the meeting?'' #: ''School is generally quite '''informal'''. Many students even call their teacher by their first name.'' ===Antonyms=== *[[formal]] ===Synonyms=== *[[casual]] [[en:informal]] [[pl:informal]] [[fi:informal]] [[vi:informal]] [[zh:informal]] 11959 2006-11-09T16:59:06Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ru:informal]] ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # If something is '''informal''', it is friendly and casual; it is not [[official]]. #: ''Can we get together for some '''informal''' talks before the meeting?'' #: ''School is generally quite '''informal'''. Many students even call their teacher by their first name.'' ===Antonyms=== *[[formal]] ===Synonyms=== *[[casual]] [[en:informal]] [[pl:informal]] [[ru:informal]] [[fi:informal]] [[vi:informal]] [[zh:informal]] 2943 7089 2006-07-05T14:50:00Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # If you give someone '''advice''', you tell them what you think they should do. #: ''Thanks so much! I took your '''advice''' and it really helped me get the job.'' #: ''Excuse me! I'm looking for '''advice''' on how to get a loan. Can you help me?'' 7326 2006-07-18T20:22:26Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, it, pt ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # If you give someone '''advice''', you tell them what you think they should do. #: ''Thanks so much! I took your '''advice''' and it really helped me get the job.'' #: ''Excuse me! I'm looking for '''advice''' on how to get a loan. Can you help me?'' [[en:advice]] [[fr:advice]] [[it:advice]] [[hu:advice]] [[pt:advice]] [[fi:advice]] 8776 2006-08-21T17:00:01Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: el, io, ta ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # If you give someone '''advice''', you tell them what you think they should do. #: ''Thanks so much! I took your '''advice''' and it really helped me get the job.'' #: ''Excuse me! I'm looking for '''advice''' on how to get a loan. Can you help me?'' [[el:advice]] [[en:advice]] [[fr:advice]] [[io:advice]] [[it:advice]] [[hu:advice]] [[pt:advice]] [[fi:advice]] [[ta:advice]] 9407 2006-09-10T10:41:41Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # If you give someone '''advice''', you tell them what you think they should do. #: ''Thanks so much! I took your '''advice''' and it really helped me get the job.'' #: ''Excuse me! I'm looking for '''advice''' on how to get a loan. Can you help me?'' [[el:advice]] [[en:advice]] [[fr:advice]] [[io:advice]] [[it:advice]] [[hu:advice]] [[pt:advice]] [[fi:advice]] [[ta:advice]] [[vi:advice]] 9926 2006-09-24T12:02:06Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[fa:advice]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # If you give someone '''advice''', you tell them what you think they should do. #: ''Thanks so much! I took your '''advice''' and it really helped me get the job.'' #: ''Excuse me! I'm looking for '''advice''' on how to get a loan. Can you help me?'' [[el:advice]] [[en:advice]] [[fa:advice]] [[fr:advice]] [[io:advice]] [[it:advice]] [[hu:advice]] [[pt:advice]] [[fi:advice]] [[ta:advice]] [[vi:advice]] 11715 2006-11-02T19:19:38Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[pl:advice]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # If you give someone '''advice''', you tell them what you think they should do. #: ''Thanks so much! I took your '''advice''' and it really helped me get the job.'' #: ''Excuse me! I'm looking for '''advice''' on how to get a loan. Can you help me?'' [[el:advice]] [[en:advice]] [[fa:advice]] [[fr:advice]] [[io:advice]] [[it:advice]] [[hu:advice]] [[pl:advice]] [[pt:advice]] [[fi:advice]] [[ta:advice]] [[vi:advice]] 12993 2006-11-29T14:07:12Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[et:advice]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # If you give someone '''advice''', you tell them what you think they should do. #: ''Thanks so much! I took your '''advice''' and it really helped me get the job.'' #: ''Excuse me! I'm looking for '''advice''' on how to get a loan. Can you help me?'' [[et:advice]] [[el:advice]] [[en:advice]] [[fa:advice]] [[fr:advice]] [[io:advice]] [[it:advice]] [[hu:advice]] [[pl:advice]] [[pt:advice]] [[fi:advice]] [[ta:advice]] [[vi:advice]] 2944 7090 2006-07-05T14:55:01Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # '''Engineering''' is a job or a [[science]] about [[design]]ing and building things. #: ''She worked for a [[civil]] '''engineering''' company, that makes [[portable]] [[bridges]].'' 7524 2006-07-19T04:19:16Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, pl, pt, zh ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # '''Engineering''' is a job or a [[science]] about [[design]]ing and building things. #: ''She worked for a [[civil]] '''engineering''' company, that makes [[portable]] [[bridges]].'' [[en:engineering]] [[pl:engineering]] [[pt:engineering]] [[zh:engineering]] 9585 2006-09-10T12:26:05Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ta ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # '''Engineering''' is a job or a [[science]] about [[design]]ing and building things. #: ''She worked for a [[civil]] '''engineering''' company, that makes [[portable]] [[bridges]].'' [[en:engineering]] [[pl:engineering]] [[pt:engineering]] [[ta:engineering]] [[zh:engineering]] 10053 2006-09-24T12:54:43Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[vi:engineering]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # '''Engineering''' is a job or a [[science]] about [[design]]ing and building things. #: ''She worked for a [[civil]] '''engineering''' company, that makes [[portable]] [[bridges]].'' [[en:engineering]] [[pl:engineering]] [[pt:engineering]] [[ta:engineering]] [[vi:engineering]] [[zh:engineering]] 11347 2006-10-19T00:03:17Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:engineering]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # '''Engineering''' is a job or a [[science]] about [[design]]ing and building things. #: ''She worked for a [[civil]] '''engineering''' company, that makes [[portable]] [[bridges]].'' [[en:engineering]] [[pl:engineering]] [[pt:engineering]] [[ru:engineering]] [[ta:engineering]] [[vi:engineering]] [[zh:engineering]] 2945 7091 2006-07-06T14:12:20Z Brett 77 ==Noun== *Brittish spelling is '''programme''' # A '''program''' is a number of steps that are followed to reach a goal or end. #: ''His new exercise '''program''' gets more difficult every week.'' #: ''Humber College has an excellent English language '''program'''.'' # A ([[computer]]) '''program''' is the code that tells a computer what to do. #: ''Microsoft Word is one of the most popular '''programs''' in the world.'' #: ''The new program has a lot of problems. My computer [[crash]]es every time I try to run it.'' 7104 2006-07-06T18:17:14Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ ==Noun== {{noun}} *Brittish spelling is '''programme''' # A '''program''' is a number of steps that are followed to reach a goal or end. #: ''His new exercise '''program''' gets more difficult every week.'' #: ''Humber College has an excellent English language '''program'''.'' # A ([[computer]]) '''program''' is the code that tells a computer what to do. #: ''Microsoft Word is one of the most popular '''programs''' in the world.'' #: ''The new program has a lot of problems. My computer [[crash]]es every time I try to run it.'' 7661 2006-07-19T09:34:39Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: cy, en, fa, fi, fr, hr, hu, id, io, it, ku, pl, pt, ta, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} *Brittish spelling is '''programme''' # A '''program''' is a number of steps that are followed to reach a goal or end. #: ''His new exercise '''program''' gets more difficult every week.'' #: ''Humber College has an excellent English language '''program'''.'' # A ([[computer]]) '''program''' is the code that tells a computer what to do. #: ''Microsoft Word is one of the most popular '''programs''' in the world.'' #: ''The new program has a lot of problems. My computer [[crash]]es every time I try to run it.'' [[cy:program]] [[en:program]] [[fa:program]] [[fr:program]] [[hr:program]] [[io:program]] [[id:program]] [[it:program]] [[ku:program]] [[hu:program]] [[pl:program]] [[pt:program]] [[fi:program]] [[ta:program]] [[zh:program]] 9744 2006-09-10T14:20:37Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Noun== {{noun}} *Brittish spelling is '''programme''' # A '''program''' is a number of steps that are followed to reach a goal or end. #: ''His new exercise '''program''' gets more difficult every week.'' #: ''Humber College has an excellent English language '''program'''.'' # A ([[computer]]) '''program''' is the code that tells a computer what to do. #: ''Microsoft Word is one of the most popular '''programs''' in the world.'' #: ''The new program has a lot of problems. My computer [[crash]]es every time I try to run it.'' [[cy:program]] [[en:program]] [[fa:program]] [[fr:program]] [[hr:program]] [[io:program]] [[id:program]] [[it:program]] [[ku:program]] [[hu:program]] [[pl:program]] [[pt:program]] [[fi:program]] [[ta:program]] [[vi:program]] [[zh:program]] 10189 2006-09-24T13:49:56Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[sv:program]] ==Noun== {{noun}} *Brittish spelling is '''programme''' # A '''program''' is a number of steps that are followed to reach a goal or end. #: ''His new exercise '''program''' gets more difficult every week.'' #: ''Humber College has an excellent English language '''program'''.'' # A ([[computer]]) '''program''' is the code that tells a computer what to do. #: ''Microsoft Word is one of the most popular '''programs''' in the world.'' #: ''The new program has a lot of problems. My computer [[crash]]es every time I try to run it.'' [[cy:program]] [[en:program]] [[fa:program]] [[fr:program]] [[hr:program]] [[io:program]] [[id:program]] [[it:program]] [[ku:program]] [[hu:program]] [[pl:program]] [[pt:program]] [[fi:program]] [[sv:program]] [[ta:program]] [[vi:program]] [[zh:program]] 10403 2006-10-06T05:35:49Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Removing: [[hr:program]] ==Noun== {{noun}} *Brittish spelling is '''programme''' # A '''program''' is a number of steps that are followed to reach a goal or end. #: ''His new exercise '''program''' gets more difficult every week.'' #: ''Humber College has an excellent English language '''program'''.'' # A ([[computer]]) '''program''' is the code that tells a computer what to do. #: ''Microsoft Word is one of the most popular '''programs''' in the world.'' #: ''The new program has a lot of problems. My computer [[crash]]es every time I try to run it.'' [[cy:program]] [[en:program]] [[fa:program]] [[fr:program]] [[io:program]] [[id:program]] [[it:program]] [[ku:program]] [[hu:program]] [[pl:program]] [[pt:program]] [[fi:program]] [[sv:program]] [[ta:program]] [[vi:program]] [[zh:program]] 11701 2006-11-02T07:42:07Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[de:program]], [[ru:program]] ==Noun== {{noun}} *Brittish spelling is '''programme''' # A '''program''' is a number of steps that are followed to reach a goal or end. #: ''His new exercise '''program''' gets more difficult every week.'' #: ''Humber College has an excellent English language '''program'''.'' # A ([[computer]]) '''program''' is the code that tells a computer what to do. #: ''Microsoft Word is one of the most popular '''programs''' in the world.'' #: ''The new program has a lot of problems. My computer [[crash]]es every time I try to run it.'' [[cy:program]] [[de:program]] [[en:program]] [[fa:program]] [[fr:program]] [[io:program]] [[id:program]] [[it:program]] [[ku:program]] [[hu:program]] [[pl:program]] [[pt:program]] [[ru:program]] [[fi:program]] [[sv:program]] [[ta:program]] [[vi:program]] [[zh:program]] 14097 2006-12-21T01:25:59Z Brett 77 formatting ==Noun== {{noun}} *Brittish spelling is '''programme''' # A '''program''' is a number of steps that are followed to reach a goal or end. #: ''His new exercise '''program''' gets more difficult every week.'' #: ''Humber College has an excellent English language '''program'''.'' # A ([[computer]]) '''program''' is the code that tells a computer what to do. #: ''Microsoft Word is one of the most popular '''programs''' in the world.'' #: ''The new '''program''' has a lot of problems. My computer [[crash]]es every time I try to run it.'' [[cy:program]] [[de:program]] [[en:program]] [[fa:program]] [[fr:program]] [[io:program]] [[id:program]] [[it:program]] [[ku:program]] [[hu:program]] [[pl:program]] [[pt:program]] [[ru:program]] [[fi:program]] [[sv:program]] [[ta:program]] [[vi:program]] [[zh:program]] 14098 2006-12-21T01:26:37Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} *Brittish spelling is [[programme]] # A '''program''' is a number of steps that are followed to reach a goal or end. #: ''His new exercise '''program''' gets more difficult every week.'' #: ''Humber College has an excellent English language '''program'''.'' # A ([[computer]]) '''program''' is the code that tells a computer what to do. #: ''Microsoft Word is one of the most popular '''programs''' in the world.'' #: ''The new '''program''' has a lot of problems. My computer [[crash]]es every time I try to run it.'' ==Verb== {{Stub}} [[cy:program]] [[de:program]] [[en:program]] [[fa:program]] [[fr:program]] [[io:program]] [[id:program]] [[it:program]] [[ku:program]] [[hu:program]] [[pl:program]] [[pt:program]] [[ru:program]] [[fi:program]] [[sv:program]] [[ta:program]] [[vi:program]] [[zh:program]] 2946 7092 2006-07-06T14:12:45Z Brett 77 See [[program]] 7660 2006-07-19T09:32:08Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: cy, el, en, et, fi, fr, hu, io, it, vi, zh See [[program]] [[cy:programme]] [[et:programme]] [[el:programme]] [[en:programme]] [[fr:programme]] [[io:programme]] [[it:programme]] [[hu:programme]] [[fi:programme]] [[vi:programme]] [[zh:programme]] 11700 2006-11-02T07:37:27Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:programme]] See [[program]] [[cy:programme]] [[et:programme]] [[el:programme]] [[en:programme]] [[fr:programme]] [[io:programme]] [[it:programme]] [[hu:programme]] [[ru:programme]] [[fi:programme]] [[vi:programme]] [[zh:programme]] 14099 2006-12-21T01:26:51Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} *Brittish spelling is [[programme]] # A '''program''' is a number of steps that are followed to reach a goal or end. #: ''His new exercise '''program''' gets more difficult every week.'' #: ''Humber College has an excellent English language '''program'''.'' # A ([[computer]]) '''program''' is the code that tells a computer what to do. #: ''Microsoft Word is one of the most popular '''programs''' in the world.'' #: ''The new '''program''' has a lot of problems. My computer [[crash]]es every time I try to run it.'' ==Verb== {{Stub}} [[cy:programme]] [[et:programme]] [[el:programme]] [[en:programme]] [[fr:programme]] [[io:programme]] [[it:programme]] [[hu:programme]] [[ru:programme]] [[fi:programme]] [[vi:programme]] [[zh:programme]] 14100 2006-12-21T01:27:58Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} *American spelling is [[program]] # A '''programme''' is a number of steps that are followed to reach a goal or end. #: ''His new exercise '''programme''' gets more difficult every week.'' #: ''Oxford College has an excellent English language '''programme'''.'' # A ([[computer]]) '''programme''' is the code that tells a computer what to do. #: ''Microsoft Word is one of the most popular '''programmes''' in the world.'' #: ''The new '''programme''' has a lot of problems. My computer [[crash]]es every time I try to run it.'' ==Verb== {{Stub}} [[cy:programme]] [[et:programme]] [[el:programme]] [[en:programme]] [[fr:programme]] [[io:programme]] [[it:programme]] [[hu:programme]] [[ru:programme]] [[fi:programme]] [[vi:programme]] [[zh:programme]] 2947 7093 2006-07-06T17:29:41Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''loan''' is money that you [[borrow]] and pay back later. Usually, you take a loan from a [[bank]]. #: ''We've almost finished paying off our car '''loan'''.'' #: ''We can't [[afford]] to buy the new TV without taking a '''loan'''.'' #: ''I'd like to take out a '''loan''' for $5,000.'' ==Verb== {{verb|loan|loans|loaned|loaned|loaning}} # If you '''loan''' someone something, you [[lend]] it to them. 7589 2006-07-19T06:42:41Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fa, fi, fr, io, it, pt, ru, ta, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''loan''' is money that you [[borrow]] and pay back later. Usually, you take a loan from a [[bank]]. #: ''We've almost finished paying off our car '''loan'''.'' #: ''We can't [[afford]] to buy the new TV without taking a '''loan'''.'' #: ''I'd like to take out a '''loan''' for $5,000.'' ==Verb== {{verb|loan|loans|loaned|loaned|loaning}} # If you '''loan''' someone something, you [[lend]] it to them. [[en:loan]] [[fa:loan]] [[fr:loan]] [[io:loan]] [[it:loan]] [[pt:loan]] [[ru:loan]] [[fi:loan]] [[ta:loan]] [[vi:loan]] [[zh:loan]] 2948 7094 2006-07-06T17:44:18Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} # An instituion is a large group of people who work together for a [[specific]] [[purpose]]. Examples include hospitals, universities, and banks. #: ''Banks, [[insurance]] companies and other [[financial]] ''institutions'' are already offering internet services.'' 7126 2006-07-08T23:57:15Z Kappa 92 typo ==Noun== {{noun}} # An '''institution'' is a large group of people who work together for a [[specific]] [[purpose]]. Examples include hospitals, universities, and banks. #: ''Banks, [[insurance]] companies and other [[financial]] ''institutions'' are already offering internet services.'' 7127 2006-07-08T23:57:25Z Kappa 92 typo ==Noun== {{noun}} # An '''institution''' is a large group of people who work together for a [[specific]] [[purpose]]. Examples include hospitals, universities, and banks. #: ''Banks, [[insurance]] companies and other [[financial]] ''institutions'' are already offering internet services.'' 7129 2006-07-10T00:51:59Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ ==Noun== {{noun}} # An '''institution''' is a large group of people who work together for a [[specific]] [[purpose]]. Examples include hospitals, universities, and banks. #: ''Banks, [[insurance]] companies and other [[financial]] '''institutions''' are already offering internet services.'' 7582 2006-07-19T06:26:10Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, et, fr, io, pl, ta, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} # An '''institution''' is a large group of people who work together for a [[specific]] [[purpose]]. Examples include hospitals, universities, and banks. #: ''Banks, [[insurance]] companies and other [[financial]] '''institutions''' are already offering internet services.'' [[et:institution]] [[en:institution]] [[fr:institution]] [[io:institution]] [[pl:institution]] [[ta:institution]] [[vi:institution]] [[zh:institution]] 10133 2006-09-24T13:22:21Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[fa:institution]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # An '''institution''' is a large group of people who work together for a [[specific]] [[purpose]]. Examples include hospitals, universities, and banks. #: ''Banks, [[insurance]] companies and other [[financial]] '''institutions''' are already offering internet services.'' [[et:institution]] [[en:institution]] [[fa:institution]] [[fr:institution]] [[io:institution]] [[pl:institution]] [[ta:institution]] [[vi:institution]] [[zh:institution]] 11378 2006-10-19T16:23:47Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:institution]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # An '''institution''' is a large group of people who work together for a [[specific]] [[purpose]]. Examples include hospitals, universities, and banks. #: ''Banks, [[insurance]] companies and other [[financial]] '''institutions''' are already offering internet services.'' [[et:institution]] [[en:institution]] [[fa:institution]] [[fr:institution]] [[io:institution]] [[pl:institution]] [[ru:institution]] [[ta:institution]] [[vi:institution]] [[zh:institution]] 11958 2006-11-09T16:58:56Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[el:institution]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # An '''institution''' is a large group of people who work together for a [[specific]] [[purpose]]. Examples include hospitals, universities, and banks. #: ''Banks, [[insurance]] companies and other [[financial]] '''institutions''' are already offering internet services.'' [[et:institution]] [[el:institution]] [[en:institution]] [[fa:institution]] [[fr:institution]] [[io:institution]] [[pl:institution]] [[ru:institution]] [[ta:institution]] [[vi:institution]] [[zh:institution]] 2949 7095 2006-07-06T17:52:28Z Brett 77 ==Noun== # A '''culture''' is a common history, belief, or way of life within a group of people. #: ''Rock and roll is a central part of American [[popular]] '''culture'''.'' #: ''When I moved to China, it took me a long time to start to understand the '''culture'''.'' 7096 2006-07-06T17:52:49Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ ==Noun== # A '''culture''' is a common history, beliefs, or ways of life within a group of people. #: ''Rock and roll is a central part of American [[popular]] '''culture'''.'' #: ''When I moved to China, it took me a long time to start to understand the '''culture'''.'' 7097 2006-07-06T17:54:12Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ ==Noun== # A '''culture''' is a common history, set of beliefs, or way of life within a group of people. #: ''Rock and roll is a central part of American [[popular]] '''culture'''.'' #: ''When I moved to China, it took me a long time to start to understand the '''culture'''.'' 7098 2006-07-06T17:56:03Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''culture''' is a common history, set of beliefs, or way of life within a group of people. #: ''Rock and roll is a central part of American [[popular]] '''culture'''.'' #: ''When I moved to China, it took me a long time to start to understand the '''culture'''.'' 7465 2006-07-19T02:11:26Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, en, et, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ku, ta, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''culture''' is a common history, set of beliefs, or way of life within a group of people. #: ''Rock and roll is a central part of American [[popular]] '''culture'''.'' #: ''When I moved to China, it took me a long time to start to understand the '''culture'''.'' [[de:culture]] [[et:culture]] [[en:culture]] [[fr:culture]] [[io:culture]] [[it:culture]] [[ku:culture]] [[hu:culture]] [[fi:culture]] [[ta:culture]] [[vi:culture]] [[zh:culture]] 10011 2006-09-24T12:36:07Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[fa:culture]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''culture''' is a common history, set of beliefs, or way of life within a group of people. #: ''Rock and roll is a central part of American [[popular]] '''culture'''.'' #: ''When I moved to China, it took me a long time to start to understand the '''culture'''.'' [[de:culture]] [[et:culture]] [[en:culture]] [[fa:culture]] [[fr:culture]] [[io:culture]] [[it:culture]] [[ku:culture]] [[hu:culture]] [[fi:culture]] [[ta:culture]] [[vi:culture]] [[zh:culture]] 10675 2006-10-09T22:15:23Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[hy:culture]], [[ja:culture]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''culture''' is a common history, set of beliefs, or way of life within a group of people. #: ''Rock and roll is a central part of American [[popular]] '''culture'''.'' #: ''When I moved to China, it took me a long time to start to understand the '''culture'''.'' [[de:culture]] [[et:culture]] [[en:culture]] [[fa:culture]] [[fr:culture]] [[hy:culture]] [[io:culture]] [[it:culture]] [[ku:culture]] [[hu:culture]] [[ja:culture]] [[fi:culture]] [[ta:culture]] [[vi:culture]] [[zh:culture]] 11265 2006-10-18T08:14:14Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:culture]], [[ru:culture]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''culture''' is a common history, set of beliefs, or way of life within a group of people. #: ''Rock and roll is a central part of American [[popular]] '''culture'''.'' #: ''When I moved to China, it took me a long time to start to understand the '''culture'''.'' [[de:culture]] [[et:culture]] [[en:culture]] [[fa:culture]] [[fr:culture]] [[hy:culture]] [[io:culture]] [[it:culture]] [[kk:culture]] [[ku:culture]] [[hu:culture]] [[ja:culture]] [[ru:culture]] [[fi:culture]] [[ta:culture]] [[vi:culture]] [[zh:culture]] 12285 2006-11-15T18:10:12Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[sl:culture]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''culture''' is a common history, set of beliefs, or way of life within a group of people. #: ''Rock and roll is a central part of American [[popular]] '''culture'''.'' #: ''When I moved to China, it took me a long time to start to understand the '''culture'''.'' [[de:culture]] [[et:culture]] [[en:culture]] [[fa:culture]] [[fr:culture]] [[hy:culture]] [[io:culture]] [[it:culture]] [[kk:culture]] [[ku:culture]] [[hu:culture]] [[ja:culture]] [[ru:culture]] [[sl:culture]] [[fi:culture]] [[ta:culture]] [[vi:culture]] [[zh:culture]] 12608 2006-11-25T10:47:21Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Removing: [[sl:culture]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''culture''' is a common history, set of beliefs, or way of life within a group of people. #: ''Rock and roll is a central part of American [[popular]] '''culture'''.'' #: ''When I moved to China, it took me a long time to start to understand the '''culture'''.'' [[de:culture]] [[et:culture]] [[en:culture]] [[fa:culture]] [[fr:culture]] [[hy:culture]] [[io:culture]] [[it:culture]] [[kk:culture]] [[ku:culture]] [[hu:culture]] [[ja:culture]] [[ru:culture]] [[fi:culture]] [[ta:culture]] [[vi:culture]] [[zh:culture]] 14017 2006-12-20T15:12:16Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[tr:culture]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''culture''' is a common history, set of beliefs, or way of life within a group of people. #: ''Rock and roll is a central part of American [[popular]] '''culture'''.'' #: ''When I moved to China, it took me a long time to start to understand the '''culture'''.'' [[de:culture]] [[et:culture]] [[en:culture]] [[fa:culture]] [[fr:culture]] [[hy:culture]] [[io:culture]] [[it:culture]] [[kk:culture]] [[ku:culture]] [[hu:culture]] [[ja:culture]] [[ru:culture]] [[fi:culture]] [[ta:culture]] [[vi:culture]] [[tr:culture]] [[zh:culture]] 2950 7099 2006-07-06T18:00:59Z Brett 77 ==Noun== * Usually plural # The '''facilities''' in a building include the [[equipment]], [[service]]s, or places that are [[available]]. #: ''How much does it cost an [[employer]] to [[provide]] childcare '''facilities'''?'' #: ''The hotel is cheap, but it still has a lot of '''facilities''' for guests.'' 7105 2006-07-06T18:18:51Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ ==Noun== {{noun|never singular|facilities}} # The '''facilities''' in a building include the [[equipment]], [[service]]s, or places that are [[available]]. #: ''How much does it cost an [[employer]] to [[provide]] childcare '''facilities'''?'' #: ''The hotel is cheap, but it still has a lot of '''facilities''' for guests.'' *See also [[facility]] 7520 2006-07-19T04:14:46Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, zh ==Noun== {{noun|never singular|facilities}} # The '''facilities''' in a building include the [[equipment]], [[service]]s, or places that are [[available]]. #: ''How much does it cost an [[employer]] to [[provide]] childcare '''facilities'''?'' #: ''The hotel is cheap, but it still has a lot of '''facilities''' for guests.'' *See also [[facility]] [[en:facilities]] [[zh:facilities]] 2951 7100 2006-07-06T18:04:11Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''lecture''' is a talk about a [[specific]] topic. Usually, it is a planned talk and it often lasts a long time. #: ''My teacher is giving a '''lecture''' on human rights tonight at the [[university]].'' 7562 2006-07-19T05:53:20Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, et, fi, fr, hu, it, ru, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''lecture''' is a talk about a [[specific]] topic. Usually, it is a planned talk and it often lasts a long time. #: ''My teacher is giving a '''lecture''' on human rights tonight at the [[university]].'' [[et:lecture]] [[en:lecture]] [[fr:lecture]] [[it:lecture]] [[hu:lecture]] [[ru:lecture]] [[fi:lecture]] [[vi:lecture]] [[zh:lecture]] 9041 2006-08-22T00:36:40Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: io ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''lecture''' is a talk about a [[specific]] topic. Usually, it is a planned talk and it often lasts a long time. #: ''My teacher is giving a '''lecture''' on human rights tonight at the [[university]].'' [[et:lecture]] [[en:lecture]] [[fr:lecture]] [[io:lecture]] [[it:lecture]] [[hu:lecture]] [[ru:lecture]] [[fi:lecture]] [[vi:lecture]] [[zh:lecture]] 9646 2006-09-10T13:13:38Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: id ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''lecture''' is a talk about a [[specific]] topic. Usually, it is a planned talk and it often lasts a long time. #: ''My teacher is giving a '''lecture''' on human rights tonight at the [[university]].'' [[et:lecture]] [[en:lecture]] [[fr:lecture]] [[io:lecture]] [[id:lecture]] [[it:lecture]] [[hu:lecture]] [[ru:lecture]] [[fi:lecture]] [[vi:lecture]] [[zh:lecture]] 10127 2006-09-24T13:21:21Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[fa:lecture]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''lecture''' is a talk about a [[specific]] topic. Usually, it is a planned talk and it often lasts a long time. #: ''My teacher is giving a '''lecture''' on human rights tonight at the [[university]].'' [[et:lecture]] [[en:lecture]] [[fa:lecture]] [[fr:lecture]] [[io:lecture]] [[id:lecture]] [[it:lecture]] [[hu:lecture]] [[ru:lecture]] [[fi:lecture]] [[vi:lecture]] [[zh:lecture]] 10497 2006-10-08T01:37:02Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ta:lecture]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''lecture''' is a talk about a [[specific]] topic. Usually, it is a planned talk and it often lasts a long time. #: ''My teacher is giving a '''lecture''' on human rights tonight at the [[university]].'' [[et:lecture]] [[en:lecture]] [[fa:lecture]] [[fr:lecture]] [[io:lecture]] [[id:lecture]] [[it:lecture]] [[hu:lecture]] [[ru:lecture]] [[fi:lecture]] [[ta:lecture]] [[vi:lecture]] [[zh:lecture]] 12469 2006-11-17T02:01:42Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''lecture''' is a talk about a [[specific]] topic. Usually, it is a planned talk and it often lasts a long time. #: ''My teacher is giving a '''lecture''' on human rights tonight at the [[university]].'' [[et:lecture]] [[en:lecture]] [[fa:lecture]] [[fr:lecture]] [[io:lecture]] [[id:lecture]] [[it:lecture]] [[hu:lecture]] [[ru:lecture]] [[fi:lecture]] [[ta:lecture]] [[vi:lecture]] [[zh:lecture]] 2952 7101 2006-07-06T18:13:12Z Brett 77 ==Adjective== {{adjective|academic|more academic|most academic}} # An '''academic''' [[topic]], [[lecture]], idea, etc., is one that is connected to [[education]]. #: ''The '''academic''' staff at the college generally don't teach during the summer.'' #: ''There is a lot of [[political]] [[disagreement]] about it, but there is general '''academic''' agreement.'' 7329 2006-07-18T20:28:37Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: el, en, fi, fr, it, pt, sv, vi ==Adjective== {{adjective|academic|more academic|most academic}} # An '''academic''' [[topic]], [[lecture]], idea, etc., is one that is connected to [[education]]. #: ''The '''academic''' staff at the college generally don't teach during the summer.'' #: ''There is a lot of [[political]] [[disagreement]] about it, but there is general '''academic''' agreement.'' [[el:academic]] [[en:academic]] [[fr:academic]] [[it:academic]] [[pt:academic]] [[fi:academic]] [[sv:academic]] [[vi:academic]] 8596 2006-08-13T19:02:00Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: io ==Adjective== {{adjective|academic|more academic|most academic}} # An '''academic''' [[topic]], [[lecture]], idea, etc., is one that is connected to [[education]]. #: ''The '''academic''' staff at the college generally don't teach during the summer.'' #: ''There is a lot of [[political]] [[disagreement]] about it, but there is general '''academic''' agreement.'' [[el:academic]] [[en:academic]] [[fr:academic]] [[io:academic]] [[it:academic]] [[pt:academic]] [[fi:academic]] [[sv:academic]] [[vi:academic]] 11095 2006-10-15T14:05:29Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:academic]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|academic|more academic|most academic}} # An '''academic''' [[topic]], [[lecture]], idea, etc., is one that is connected to [[education]]. #: ''The '''academic''' staff at the college generally don't teach during the summer.'' #: ''There is a lot of [[political]] [[disagreement]] about it, but there is general '''academic''' agreement.'' [[el:academic]] [[en:academic]] [[fr:academic]] [[io:academic]] [[it:academic]] [[pt:academic]] [[ru:academic]] [[fi:academic]] [[sv:academic]] [[vi:academic]] 12449 2006-11-16T23:57:23Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|academic|more academic|most academic}} # An '''academic''' [[topic]], [[lecture]], idea, etc., is one that is connected to [[education]]. #: ''The '''academic''' staff at the college generally don't teach during the summer.'' #: ''There is a lot of [[political]] [[disagreement]] about it, but there is general '''academic''' agreement.'' [[el:academic]] [[en:academic]] [[fr:academic]] [[io:academic]] [[it:academic]] [[pt:academic]] [[ru:academic]] [[fi:academic]] [[sv:academic]] [[vi:academic]] 13550 2006-12-10T10:13:19Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ku:academic]] {{AWL}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|academic|more academic|most academic}} # An '''academic''' [[topic]], [[lecture]], idea, etc., is one that is connected to [[education]]. #: ''The '''academic''' staff at the college generally don't teach during the summer.'' #: ''There is a lot of [[political]] [[disagreement]] about it, but there is general '''academic''' agreement.'' [[el:academic]] [[en:academic]] [[fr:academic]] [[io:academic]] [[it:academic]] [[ku:academic]] [[pt:academic]] [[ru:academic]] [[fi:academic]] [[sv:academic]] [[vi:academic]] 2953 7107 2006-07-07T16:23:51Z Brett 77 see [[instruction]] 7580 2006-07-19T06:23:20Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, io, zh see [[instruction]] [[en:instructions]] [[io:instructions]] [[zh:instructions]] 2954 7108 2006-07-07T16:31:20Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} *Usually plural # An '''instruction''' is a [[command]] or a step that helps you [[achieve]] a goal. #: ''Before he died, he gave the hospital '''instructions''' about how to deal with his body.'' # The '''instructions''' that come with a new machine, computer, or product tell you how to use the product. #: ''I couldn't figure out how to set the [[temperature]] in the [[fridge]], so I read the '''instructions'''.'' 7581 2006-07-19T06:24:40Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, pl, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} *Usually plural # An '''instruction''' is a [[command]] or a step that helps you [[achieve]] a goal. #: ''Before he died, he gave the hospital '''instructions''' about how to deal with his body.'' # The '''instructions''' that come with a new machine, computer, or product tell you how to use the product. #: ''I couldn't figure out how to set the [[temperature]] in the [[fridge]], so I read the '''instructions'''.'' [[en:instruction]] [[fr:instruction]] [[io:instruction]] [[it:instruction]] [[hu:instruction]] [[pl:instruction]] [[fi:instruction]] [[vi:instruction]] [[zh:instruction]] 7898 2006-07-22T14:49:10Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ ==Noun== {{noun}} *Usually [[plural]] # An '''instruction''' is a [[command]] or a step that helps you [[achieve]] a goal. #: ''Before he died, he gave the hospital '''instructions''' about how to deal with his body.'' # The '''instructions''' that come with a new machine, computer, or product tell you how to use the product. #: ''I couldn't figure out how to set the [[temperature]] in the [[fridge]], so I read the '''instructions'''.'' [[en:instruction]] [[fr:instruction]] [[io:instruction]] [[it:instruction]] [[hu:instruction]] [[pl:instruction]] [[fi:instruction]] [[vi:instruction]] [[zh:instruction]] 10132 2006-09-24T13:22:11Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[fa:instruction]] ==Noun== {{noun}} *Usually [[plural]] # An '''instruction''' is a [[command]] or a step that helps you [[achieve]] a goal. #: ''Before he died, he gave the hospital '''instructions''' about how to deal with his body.'' # The '''instructions''' that come with a new machine, computer, or product tell you how to use the product. #: ''I couldn't figure out how to set the [[temperature]] in the [[fridge]], so I read the '''instructions'''.'' [[en:instruction]] [[fa:instruction]] [[fr:instruction]] [[io:instruction]] [[it:instruction]] [[hu:instruction]] [[pl:instruction]] [[fi:instruction]] [[vi:instruction]] [[zh:instruction]] 10402 2006-10-06T04:02:35Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[et:instruction]] ==Noun== {{noun}} *Usually [[plural]] # An '''instruction''' is a [[command]] or a step that helps you [[achieve]] a goal. #: ''Before he died, he gave the hospital '''instructions''' about how to deal with his body.'' # The '''instructions''' that come with a new machine, computer, or product tell you how to use the product. #: ''I couldn't figure out how to set the [[temperature]] in the [[fridge]], so I read the '''instructions'''.'' [[et:instruction]] [[en:instruction]] [[fa:instruction]] [[fr:instruction]] [[io:instruction]] [[it:instruction]] [[hu:instruction]] [[pl:instruction]] [[fi:instruction]] [[vi:instruction]] [[zh:instruction]] 11377 2006-10-19T16:20:23Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:instruction]] ==Noun== {{noun}} *Usually [[plural]] # An '''instruction''' is a [[command]] or a step that helps you [[achieve]] a goal. #: ''Before he died, he gave the hospital '''instructions''' about how to deal with his body.'' # The '''instructions''' that come with a new machine, computer, or product tell you how to use the product. #: ''I couldn't figure out how to set the [[temperature]] in the [[fridge]], so I read the '''instructions'''.'' [[et:instruction]] [[en:instruction]] [[fa:instruction]] [[fr:instruction]] [[io:instruction]] [[it:instruction]] [[hu:instruction]] [[pl:instruction]] [[ru:instruction]] [[fi:instruction]] [[vi:instruction]] [[zh:instruction]] 12468 2006-11-17T02:01:35Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} *Usually [[plural]] # An '''instruction''' is a [[command]] or a step that helps you [[achieve]] a goal. #: ''Before he died, he gave the hospital '''instructions''' about how to deal with his body.'' # The '''instructions''' that come with a new machine, computer, or product tell you how to use the product. #: ''I couldn't figure out how to set the [[temperature]] in the [[fridge]], so I read the '''instructions'''.'' [[et:instruction]] [[en:instruction]] [[fa:instruction]] [[fr:instruction]] [[io:instruction]] [[it:instruction]] [[hu:instruction]] [[pl:instruction]] [[ru:instruction]] [[fi:instruction]] [[vi:instruction]] [[zh:instruction]] 13796 2006-12-18T15:21:00Z Brett 77 + related words {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} *Usually [[plural]] # An '''instruction''' is a [[command]] or a step that helps you [[achieve]] a goal. #: ''Before he died, he gave the hospital '''instructions''' about how to deal with his body.'' # The '''instructions''' that come with a new machine, computer, or product tell you how to use the product. #: ''I couldn't figure out how to set the [[temperature]] in the [[fridge]], so I read the '''instructions'''.'' ===Related words=== * [[instruct]] [[et:instruction]] [[en:instruction]] [[fa:instruction]] [[fr:instruction]] [[io:instruction]] [[it:instruction]] [[hu:instruction]] [[pl:instruction]] [[ru:instruction]] [[fi:instruction]] [[vi:instruction]] [[zh:instruction]] 2955 7109 2006-07-07T16:36:00Z Brett 77 ==Verb== {{verb|assign|assigns|assigned|assigning}} # If you ''assign'' a job to someone, you tell them to do it. #: ''That teacher always '''assigns''' too much [[homework]].'' 7135 2006-07-10T13:01:27Z Brett 77 /* Verb */ ==Verb== {{verb|assign|assigns|assigned|assigning}} # If you ''assign'' a job to someone, you tell them to do it. #: ''That teacher always '''assigns''' too much [[homework]].'' ===Related Words=== *[[assignment]] 7400 2006-07-18T23:28:56Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fr, gl, io, it, zh ==Verb== {{verb|assign|assigns|assigned|assigning}} # If you ''assign'' a job to someone, you tell them to do it. #: ''That teacher always '''assigns''' too much [[homework]].'' ===Related Words=== *[[assignment]] [[en:assign]] [[fr:assign]] [[gl:assign]] [[io:assign]] [[it:assign]] [[zh:assign]] 8601 2006-08-13T19:04:59Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Verb== {{verb|assign|assigns|assigned|assigning}} # If you ''assign'' a job to someone, you tell them to do it. #: ''That teacher always '''assigns''' too much [[homework]].'' ===Related Words=== *[[assignment]] [[en:assign]] [[fr:assign]] [[gl:assign]] [[io:assign]] [[it:assign]] [[vi:assign]] [[zh:assign]] 8844 2006-08-21T18:17:20Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: am ==Verb== {{verb|assign|assigns|assigned|assigning}} # If you ''assign'' a job to someone, you tell them to do it. #: ''That teacher always '''assigns''' too much [[homework]].'' ===Related Words=== *[[assignment]] [[am:assign]] [[en:assign]] [[fr:assign]] [[gl:assign]] [[io:assign]] [[it:assign]] [[vi:assign]] [[zh:assign]] 12125 2006-11-10T19:43:29Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:assign]] ==Verb== {{verb|assign|assigns|assigned|assigning}} # If you ''assign'' a job to someone, you tell them to do it. #: ''That teacher always '''assigns''' too much [[homework]].'' ===Related Words=== *[[assignment]] [[am:assign]] [[en:assign]] [[fa:assign]] [[fr:assign]] [[gl:assign]] [[io:assign]] [[it:assign]] [[vi:assign]] [[zh:assign]] 12464 2006-11-17T02:00:56Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Verb== {{verb|assign|assigns|assigned|assigning}} # If you ''assign'' a job to someone, you tell them to do it. #: ''That teacher always '''assigns''' too much [[homework]].'' ===Related Words=== *[[assignment]] [[am:assign]] [[en:assign]] [[fa:assign]] [[fr:assign]] [[gl:assign]] [[io:assign]] [[it:assign]] [[vi:assign]] [[zh:assign]] 12487 2006-11-17T02:09:04Z Brett 77 /* Verb */ {{AWL}} ==Verb== {{verb|assign|assigns|assigned|assigning}} # If you '''assign''' a job to someone, you tell them to do it. #: ''That teacher always '''assigns''' too much [[homework]].'' ===Related Words=== *[[assignment]] [[am:assign]] [[en:assign]] [[fa:assign]] [[fr:assign]] [[gl:assign]] [[io:assign]] [[it:assign]] [[vi:assign]] [[zh:assign]] 2956 7110 2006-07-07T16:40:27Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} *Often plural # A '''fee''' is the money you pay for some kinds of [[service]]s, such as [[legal]] [[advice]], [[education]], or club [[membership]]. #: ''School '''fees''' have [[increase]]d again this year.'' 7519 2006-07-19T04:13:46Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, en, fr, hu, io, it, nl, pl, pt, uk, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} *Often plural # A '''fee''' is the money you pay for some kinds of [[service]]s, such as [[legal]] [[advice]], [[education]], or club [[membership]]. #: ''School '''fees''' have [[increase]]d again this year.'' [[de:fee]] [[en:fee]] [[fr:fee]] [[io:fee]] [[it:fee]] [[hu:fee]] [[nl:fee]] [[pl:fee]] [[pt:fee]] [[uk:fee]] [[zh:fee]] 8961 2006-08-21T22:10:00Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ta ==Noun== {{noun}} *Often plural # A '''fee''' is the money you pay for some kinds of [[service]]s, such as [[legal]] [[advice]], [[education]], or club [[membership]]. #: ''School '''fees''' have [[increase]]d again this year.'' [[de:fee]] [[en:fee]] [[fr:fee]] [[io:fee]] [[it:fee]] [[hu:fee]] [[nl:fee]] [[pl:fee]] [[pt:fee]] [[ta:fee]] [[uk:fee]] [[zh:fee]] 10936 2006-10-13T13:28:21Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[vi:fee]] ==Noun== {{noun}} *Often plural # A '''fee''' is the money you pay for some kinds of [[service]]s, such as [[legal]] [[advice]], [[education]], or club [[membership]]. #: ''School '''fees''' have [[increase]]d again this year.'' [[de:fee]] [[en:fee]] [[fr:fee]] [[io:fee]] [[it:fee]] [[hu:fee]] [[nl:fee]] [[pl:fee]] [[pt:fee]] [[ta:fee]] [[vi:fee]] [[uk:fee]] [[zh:fee]] 11928 2006-11-09T16:34:09Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ru:fee]] ==Noun== {{noun}} *Often plural # A '''fee''' is the money you pay for some kinds of [[service]]s, such as [[legal]] [[advice]], [[education]], or club [[membership]]. #: ''School '''fees''' have [[increase]]d again this year.'' [[de:fee]] [[en:fee]] [[fr:fee]] [[io:fee]] [[it:fee]] [[hu:fee]] [[nl:fee]] [[pl:fee]] [[pt:fee]] [[ru:fee]] [[ta:fee]] [[vi:fee]] [[uk:fee]] [[zh:fee]] 12467 2006-11-17T02:01:27Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} *Often plural # A '''fee''' is the money you pay for some kinds of [[service]]s, such as [[legal]] [[advice]], [[education]], or club [[membership]]. #: ''School '''fees''' have [[increase]]d again this year.'' [[de:fee]] [[en:fee]] [[fr:fee]] [[io:fee]] [[it:fee]] [[hu:fee]] [[nl:fee]] [[pl:fee]] [[pt:fee]] [[ru:fee]] [[ta:fee]] [[vi:fee]] [[uk:fee]] [[zh:fee]] 2957 7111 2006-07-07T16:43:28Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''computer''' is a machine that helps you [[store]], [[organise]], and use [[information]]. #: ''If you're looking at this web page, you must be using a '''computer'''.'' 7478 2006-07-19T02:38:06Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, bs, cs, de, el, en, es, fa, fi, fr, gu, hu, id, io, it, ja, ko, nl, pl, sr, sv, ta, vi, zh, zh-min-nan ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''computer''' is a machine that helps you [[store]], [[organise]], and use [[information]]. #: ''If you're looking at this web page, you must be using a '''computer'''.'' [[ar:computer]] [[zh-min-nan:computer]] [[bs:computer]] [[cs:computer]] [[de:computer]] [[el:computer]] [[en:computer]] [[es:computer]] [[fa:computer]] [[fr:computer]] [[gu:computer]] [[ko:computer]] [[io:computer]] [[id:computer]] [[it:computer]] [[hu:computer]] [[nl:computer]] [[ja:computer]] [[pl:computer]] [[sr:computer]] [[fi:computer]] [[sv:computer]] [[ta:computer]] [[vi:computer]] [[zh:computer]] 7918 2006-07-22T18:28:37Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Computer-blue.svg|thumb|a computer]] # A '''computer''' is a machine that helps you [[store]], [[organise]], and use [[information]]. #: ''If you're looking at this web page, you must be using a '''computer'''.'' [[ar:computer]] [[zh-min-nan:computer]] [[bs:computer]] [[cs:computer]] [[de:computer]] [[el:computer]] [[en:computer]] [[es:computer]] [[fa:computer]] [[fr:computer]] [[gu:computer]] [[ko:computer]] [[io:computer]] [[id:computer]] [[it:computer]] [[hu:computer]] [[nl:computer]] [[ja:computer]] [[pl:computer]] [[sr:computer]] [[fi:computer]] [[sv:computer]] [[ta:computer]] [[vi:computer]] [[zh:computer]] 8204 2006-07-29T20:17:33Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Personal_computer%2C_exploded_5.svg|thumb|a computer]] # A '''computer''' is a machine that helps you [[store]], [[organise]], and use [[information]]. #: ''If you're looking at this web page, you must be using a '''computer'''.'' ==Related words== # [[Computer display|Display]] # [[Motherboard]] # [[Central processing unit|CPU]] ([[Microprocessor]]) # [[Primary storage]] ([[Random access memory|RAM]]) # [[Expansion card]]s # [[Power supply]] # [[Optical disc|Optical disc drive]] # [[Personal computer#Hard disk drive|Hard disk drive (HDD)]] # [[Computer keyboard|Keyboard]] # [[Mouse (computing)|Mouse]] [[ar:computer]] [[zh-min-nan:computer]] [[bs:computer]] [[cs:computer]] [[de:computer]] [[el:computer]] [[en:computer]] [[es:computer]] [[fa:computer]] [[fr:computer]] [[gu:computer]] [[ko:computer]] [[io:computer]] [[id:computer]] [[it:computer]] [[hu:computer]] [[nl:computer]] [[ja:computer]] [[pl:computer]] [[sr:computer]] [[fi:computer]] [[sv:computer]] [[ta:computer]] [[vi:computer]] [[zh:computer]] 8216 2006-07-30T01:34:07Z Kappa 92 one day there will hopefully be printed versions of this dictionary ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Personal_computer%2C_exploded_5.svg|thumb|a computer]] # A '''computer''' is a machine that helps you [[store]], [[organise]], and use [[information]]. #: ''If you're looking at a web page, you must be using a '''computer'''.'' ==Related words== # [[Computer display|Display]] # [[Motherboard]] # [[Central processing unit|CPU]] ([[Microprocessor]]) # [[Primary storage]] ([[Random access memory|RAM]]) # [[Expansion card]]s # [[Power supply]] # [[Optical disc|Optical disc drive]] # [[Personal computer#Hard disk drive|Hard disk drive (HDD)]] # [[Computer keyboard|Keyboard]] # [[Mouse (computing)|Mouse]] [[ar:computer]] [[zh-min-nan:computer]] [[bs:computer]] [[cs:computer]] [[de:computer]] [[el:computer]] [[en:computer]] [[es:computer]] [[fa:computer]] [[fr:computer]] [[gu:computer]] [[ko:computer]] [[io:computer]] [[id:computer]] [[it:computer]] [[hu:computer]] [[nl:computer]] [[ja:computer]] [[pl:computer]] [[sr:computer]] [[fi:computer]] [[sv:computer]] [[ta:computer]] [[vi:computer]] [[zh:computer]] 8622 2006-08-13T19:18:07Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: pt ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Personal_computer%2C_exploded_5.svg|thumb|a computer]] # A '''computer''' is a machine that helps you [[store]], [[organise]], and use [[information]]. #: ''If you're looking at a web page, you must be using a '''computer'''.'' ==Related words== # [[Computer display|Display]] # [[Motherboard]] # [[Central processing unit|CPU]] ([[Microprocessor]]) # [[Primary storage]] ([[Random access memory|RAM]]) # [[Expansion card]]s # [[Power supply]] # [[Optical disc|Optical disc drive]] # [[Personal computer#Hard disk drive|Hard disk drive (HDD)]] # [[Computer keyboard|Keyboard]] # [[Mouse (computing)|Mouse]] [[ar:computer]] [[zh-min-nan:computer]] [[bs:computer]] [[cs:computer]] [[de:computer]] [[el:computer]] [[en:computer]] [[es:computer]] [[fa:computer]] [[fr:computer]] [[gu:computer]] [[ko:computer]] [[io:computer]] [[id:computer]] [[it:computer]] [[hu:computer]] [[nl:computer]] [[ja:computer]] [[pl:computer]] [[pt:computer]] [[sr:computer]] [[fi:computer]] [[sv:computer]] [[ta:computer]] [[vi:computer]] [[zh:computer]] 10017 2006-09-24T12:37:07Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[tr:computer]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Personal_computer%2C_exploded_5.svg|thumb|a computer]] # A '''computer''' is a machine that helps you [[store]], [[organise]], and use [[information]]. #: ''If you're looking at a web page, you must be using a '''computer'''.'' ==Related words== # [[Computer display|Display]] # [[Motherboard]] # [[Central processing unit|CPU]] ([[Microprocessor]]) # [[Primary storage]] ([[Random access memory|RAM]]) # [[Expansion card]]s # [[Power supply]] # [[Optical disc|Optical disc drive]] # [[Personal computer#Hard disk drive|Hard disk drive (HDD)]] # [[Computer keyboard|Keyboard]] # [[Mouse (computing)|Mouse]] [[ar:computer]] [[zh-min-nan:computer]] [[bs:computer]] [[cs:computer]] [[de:computer]] [[el:computer]] [[en:computer]] [[es:computer]] [[fa:computer]] [[fr:computer]] [[gu:computer]] [[ko:computer]] [[io:computer]] [[id:computer]] [[it:computer]] [[hu:computer]] [[nl:computer]] [[ja:computer]] [[pl:computer]] [[pt:computer]] [[sr:computer]] [[fi:computer]] [[sv:computer]] [[ta:computer]] [[vi:computer]] [[tr:computer]] [[zh:computer]] 10511 2006-10-08T10:43:13Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[he:computer]], [[hy:computer]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Personal_computer%2C_exploded_5.svg|thumb|a computer]] # A '''computer''' is a machine that helps you [[store]], [[organise]], and use [[information]]. #: ''If you're looking at a web page, you must be using a '''computer'''.'' ==Related words== # [[Computer display|Display]] # [[Motherboard]] # [[Central processing unit|CPU]] ([[Microprocessor]]) # [[Primary storage]] ([[Random access memory|RAM]]) # [[Expansion card]]s # [[Power supply]] # [[Optical disc|Optical disc drive]] # [[Personal computer#Hard disk drive|Hard disk drive (HDD)]] # [[Computer keyboard|Keyboard]] # [[Mouse (computing)|Mouse]] [[ar:computer]] [[zh-min-nan:computer]] [[bs:computer]] [[cs:computer]] [[de:computer]] [[el:computer]] [[en:computer]] [[es:computer]] [[fa:computer]] [[fr:computer]] [[gu:computer]] [[ko:computer]] [[hy:computer]] [[io:computer]] [[id:computer]] [[it:computer]] [[he:computer]] [[hu:computer]] [[nl:computer]] [[ja:computer]] [[pl:computer]] [[pt:computer]] [[sr:computer]] [[fi:computer]] [[sv:computer]] [[ta:computer]] [[vi:computer]] [[tr:computer]] [[zh:computer]] 10664 2006-10-09T20:48:19Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:computer]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Personal_computer%2C_exploded_5.svg|thumb|a computer]] # A '''computer''' is a machine that helps you [[store]], [[organise]], and use [[information]]. #: ''If you're looking at a web page, you must be using a '''computer'''.'' ==Related words== # [[Computer display|Display]] # [[Motherboard]] # [[Central processing unit|CPU]] ([[Microprocessor]]) # [[Primary storage]] ([[Random access memory|RAM]]) # [[Expansion card]]s # [[Power supply]] # [[Optical disc|Optical disc drive]] # [[Personal computer#Hard disk drive|Hard disk drive (HDD)]] # [[Computer keyboard|Keyboard]] # [[Mouse (computing)|Mouse]] [[ar:computer]] [[zh-min-nan:computer]] [[bs:computer]] [[cs:computer]] [[de:computer]] [[el:computer]] [[en:computer]] [[es:computer]] [[fa:computer]] [[fr:computer]] [[gu:computer]] [[ko:computer]] [[hy:computer]] [[io:computer]] [[id:computer]] [[it:computer]] [[he:computer]] [[kk:computer]] [[hu:computer]] [[nl:computer]] [[ja:computer]] [[pl:computer]] [[pt:computer]] [[sr:computer]] [[fi:computer]] [[sv:computer]] [[ta:computer]] [[vi:computer]] [[tr:computer]] [[zh:computer]] 11123 2006-10-16T14:15:48Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:computer]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Personal_computer%2C_exploded_5.svg|thumb|a computer]] # A '''computer''' is a machine that helps you [[store]], [[organise]], and use [[information]]. #: ''If you're looking at a web page, you must be using a '''computer'''.'' ==Related words== # [[Computer display|Display]] # [[Motherboard]] # [[Central processing unit|CPU]] ([[Microprocessor]]) # [[Primary storage]] ([[Random access memory|RAM]]) # [[Expansion card]]s # [[Power supply]] # [[Optical disc|Optical disc drive]] # [[Personal computer#Hard disk drive|Hard disk drive (HDD)]] # [[Computer keyboard|Keyboard]] # [[Mouse (computing)|Mouse]] [[ar:computer]] [[zh-min-nan:computer]] [[bs:computer]] [[cs:computer]] [[de:computer]] [[el:computer]] [[en:computer]] [[es:computer]] [[fa:computer]] [[fr:computer]] [[gu:computer]] [[ko:computer]] [[hy:computer]] [[io:computer]] [[id:computer]] [[it:computer]] [[he:computer]] [[kk:computer]] [[hu:computer]] [[nl:computer]] [[ja:computer]] [[pl:computer]] [[pt:computer]] [[ru:computer]] [[sr:computer]] [[fi:computer]] [[sv:computer]] [[ta:computer]] [[vi:computer]] [[tr:computer]] [[zh:computer]] 11234 2006-10-17T21:59:17Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[rw:computer]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Personal_computer%2C_exploded_5.svg|thumb|a computer]] # A '''computer''' is a machine that helps you [[store]], [[organise]], and use [[information]]. #: ''If you're looking at a web page, you must be using a '''computer'''.'' ==Related words== # [[Computer display|Display]] # [[Motherboard]] # [[Central processing unit|CPU]] ([[Microprocessor]]) # [[Primary storage]] ([[Random access memory|RAM]]) # [[Expansion card]]s # [[Power supply]] # [[Optical disc|Optical disc drive]] # [[Personal computer#Hard disk drive|Hard disk drive (HDD)]] # [[Computer keyboard|Keyboard]] # [[Mouse (computing)|Mouse]] [[ar:computer]] [[zh-min-nan:computer]] [[bs:computer]] [[cs:computer]] [[de:computer]] [[el:computer]] [[en:computer]] [[es:computer]] [[fa:computer]] [[fr:computer]] [[gu:computer]] [[ko:computer]] [[hy:computer]] [[io:computer]] [[id:computer]] [[it:computer]] [[he:computer]] [[kk:computer]] [[rw:computer]] [[hu:computer]] [[nl:computer]] [[ja:computer]] [[pl:computer]] [[pt:computer]] [[ru:computer]] [[sr:computer]] [[fi:computer]] [[sv:computer]] [[ta:computer]] [[vi:computer]] [[tr:computer]] [[zh:computer]] 12282 2006-11-15T15:20:50Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ml:computer]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Personal_computer%2C_exploded_5.svg|thumb|a computer]] # A '''computer''' is a machine that helps you [[store]], [[organise]], and use [[information]]. #: ''If you're looking at a web page, you must be using a '''computer'''.'' ==Related words== # [[Computer display|Display]] # [[Motherboard]] # [[Central processing unit|CPU]] ([[Microprocessor]]) # [[Primary storage]] ([[Random access memory|RAM]]) # [[Expansion card]]s # [[Power supply]] # [[Optical disc|Optical disc drive]] # [[Personal computer#Hard disk drive|Hard disk drive (HDD)]] # [[Computer keyboard|Keyboard]] # [[Mouse (computing)|Mouse]] [[ar:computer]] [[zh-min-nan:computer]] [[bs:computer]] [[cs:computer]] [[de:computer]] [[el:computer]] [[en:computer]] [[es:computer]] [[fa:computer]] [[fr:computer]] [[gu:computer]] [[ko:computer]] [[hy:computer]] [[io:computer]] [[id:computer]] [[it:computer]] [[he:computer]] [[kk:computer]] [[rw:computer]] [[hu:computer]] [[ml:computer]] [[nl:computer]] [[ja:computer]] [[pl:computer]] [[pt:computer]] [[ru:computer]] [[sr:computer]] [[fi:computer]] [[sv:computer]] [[ta:computer]] [[vi:computer]] [[tr:computer]] [[zh:computer]] 12404 2006-11-16T12:35:27Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Personal_computer%2C_exploded_5.svg|thumb|a computer]] # A '''computer''' is a machine that helps you [[store]], [[organise]], and use [[information]]. #: ''If you're looking at a web page, you must be using a '''computer'''.'' ==Related words== # [[Computer display|Display]] # [[Motherboard]] # [[Central processing unit|CPU]] ([[Microprocessor]]) # [[Primary storage]] ([[Random access memory|RAM]]) # [[Expansion card]]s # [[Power supply]] # [[Optical disc|Optical disc drive]] # [[Personal computer#Hard disk drive|Hard disk drive (HDD)]] # [[Computer keyboard|Keyboard]] # [[Mouse (computing)|Mouse]] [[ar:computer]] [[zh-min-nan:computer]] [[bs:computer]] [[cs:computer]] [[de:computer]] [[el:computer]] [[en:computer]] [[es:computer]] [[fa:computer]] [[fr:computer]] [[gu:computer]] [[ko:computer]] [[hy:computer]] [[io:computer]] [[id:computer]] [[it:computer]] [[he:computer]] [[kk:computer]] [[rw:computer]] [[hu:computer]] [[ml:computer]] [[nl:computer]] [[ja:computer]] [[pl:computer]] [[pt:computer]] [[ru:computer]] [[sr:computer]] [[fi:computer]] [[sv:computer]] [[ta:computer]] [[vi:computer]] [[tr:computer]] [[zh:computer]] 2958 7112 2006-07-07T16:48:17Z Brett 77 ==Adjective== {{adjective|similar|more similar|most similar}} # If two things are '''similar''', they are almost the same, or the same in many, but not all, ways. #: ''Canadian English is '''similar''' to American English, but there are some small [[difference]]s in [[pronunciation]], and [[spelling]].'' #: ''My sister and I have very '''similar''' [[idea]]s.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[alike]] ===Antonyms=== *[[different]] 7706 2006-07-19T11:08:18Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, gl, hu, io, it, sv ==Adjective== {{adjective|similar|more similar|most similar}} # If two things are '''similar''', they are almost the same, or the same in many, but not all, ways. #: ''Canadian English is '''similar''' to American English, but there are some small [[difference]]s in [[pronunciation]], and [[spelling]].'' #: ''My sister and I have very '''similar''' [[idea]]s.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[alike]] ===Antonyms=== *[[different]] [[en:similar]] [[fr:similar]] [[gl:similar]] [[io:similar]] [[it:similar]] [[hu:similar]] [[fi:similar]] [[sv:similar]] 9775 2006-09-10T14:39:38Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ta, vi ==Adjective== {{adjective|similar|more similar|most similar}} # If two things are '''similar''', they are almost the same, or the same in many, but not all, ways. #: ''Canadian English is '''similar''' to American English, but there are some small [[difference]]s in [[pronunciation]], and [[spelling]].'' #: ''My sister and I have very '''similar''' [[idea]]s.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[alike]] ===Antonyms=== *[[different]] [[en:similar]] [[fr:similar]] [[gl:similar]] [[io:similar]] [[it:similar]] [[hu:similar]] [[fi:similar]] [[sv:similar]] [[ta:similar]] [[vi:similar]] 12375 2006-11-16T12:26:12Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|similar|more similar|most similar}} # If two things are '''similar''', they are almost the same, or the same in many, but not all, ways. #: ''Canadian English is '''similar''' to American English, but there are some small [[difference]]s in [[pronunciation]], and [[spelling]].'' #: ''My sister and I have very '''similar''' [[idea]]s.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[alike]] ===Antonyms=== *[[different]] [[en:similar]] [[fr:similar]] [[gl:similar]] [[io:similar]] [[it:similar]] [[hu:similar]] [[fi:similar]] [[sv:similar]] [[ta:similar]] [[vi:similar]] 2959 7113 2006-07-07T16:52:02Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''definition''' is an [[explanation]] of the [[meaning]] of a word. #: ''The [[sentence]] before this one is a '''definition'''.'' #: ''[[ESL]] students often check '''definitions''' in their [[dictionaries]].'' #: ''Can you give me a '''definition''' for "imprisonment"?'' 7483 2006-07-19T02:48:49Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, cy, en, fi, fr, io, ja, pl, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''definition''' is an [[explanation]] of the [[meaning]] of a word. #: ''The [[sentence]] before this one is a '''definition'''.'' #: ''[[ESL]] students often check '''definitions''' in their [[dictionaries]].'' #: ''Can you give me a '''definition''' for "imprisonment"?'' [[ar:definition]] [[cy:definition]] [[en:definition]] [[fr:definition]] [[io:definition]] [[ja:definition]] [[pl:definition]] [[fi:definition]] [[vi:definition]] [[zh:definition]] 10048 2006-09-24T12:48:45Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[pt:definition]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''definition''' is an [[explanation]] of the [[meaning]] of a word. #: ''The [[sentence]] before this one is a '''definition'''.'' #: ''[[ESL]] students often check '''definitions''' in their [[dictionaries]].'' #: ''Can you give me a '''definition''' for "imprisonment"?'' [[ar:definition]] [[cy:definition]] [[en:definition]] [[fr:definition]] [[io:definition]] [[ja:definition]] [[pl:definition]] [[pt:definition]] [[fi:definition]] [[vi:definition]] [[zh:definition]] 11923 2006-11-09T16:27:19Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ru:definition]], [[sv:definition]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''definition''' is an [[explanation]] of the [[meaning]] of a word. #: ''The [[sentence]] before this one is a '''definition'''.'' #: ''[[ESL]] students often check '''definitions''' in their [[dictionaries]].'' #: ''Can you give me a '''definition''' for "imprisonment"?'' [[ar:definition]] [[cy:definition]] [[en:definition]] [[fr:definition]] [[io:definition]] [[ja:definition]] [[pl:definition]] [[pt:definition]] [[ru:definition]] [[fi:definition]] [[sv:definition]] [[vi:definition]] [[zh:definition]] 12342 2006-11-16T12:11:19Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''definition''' is an [[explanation]] of the [[meaning]] of a word. #: ''The [[sentence]] before this one is a '''definition'''.'' #: ''[[ESL]] students often check '''definitions''' in their [[dictionaries]].'' #: ''Can you give me a '''definition''' for "imprisonment"?'' [[ar:definition]] [[cy:definition]] [[en:definition]] [[fr:definition]] [[io:definition]] [[ja:definition]] [[pl:definition]] [[pt:definition]] [[ru:definition]] [[fi:definition]] [[sv:definition]] [[vi:definition]] [[zh:definition]] 14021 2006-12-20T15:54:58Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[tr:definition]] {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''definition''' is an [[explanation]] of the [[meaning]] of a word. #: ''The [[sentence]] before this one is a '''definition'''.'' #: ''[[ESL]] students often check '''definitions''' in their [[dictionaries]].'' #: ''Can you give me a '''definition''' for "imprisonment"?'' [[ar:definition]] [[cy:definition]] [[en:definition]] [[fr:definition]] [[io:definition]] [[ja:definition]] [[pl:definition]] [[pt:definition]] [[ru:definition]] [[fi:definition]] [[sv:definition]] [[vi:definition]] [[tr:definition]] [[zh:definition]] 2960 7114 2006-07-07T17:29:10Z Brett 77 ==Adjective== {{adjective|relaxed|more relaxed|most relaxed}} # If someone is '''relaxed''', they feel [[calm]], they are not [[worried]], and their [[muscle]]s are not [[tight]]. #: ''I feel most '''relaxed''' when I'm fishing.'' #: ''I really enjoy talking to her. She's always so '''relaxed''' and she has time to listen.'' *See also [[relax]] 7675 2006-07-19T10:12:43Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fr, it ==Adjective== {{adjective|relaxed|more relaxed|most relaxed}} # If someone is '''relaxed''', they feel [[calm]], they are not [[worried]], and their [[muscle]]s are not [[tight]]. #: ''I feel most '''relaxed''' when I'm fishing.'' #: ''I really enjoy talking to her. She's always so '''relaxed''' and she has time to listen.'' *See also [[relax]] [[en:relaxed]] [[fr:relaxed]] [[it:relaxed]] 10198 2006-09-24T13:52:43Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[vi:relaxed]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|relaxed|more relaxed|most relaxed}} # If someone is '''relaxed''', they feel [[calm]], they are not [[worried]], and their [[muscle]]s are not [[tight]]. #: ''I feel most '''relaxed''' when I'm fishing.'' #: ''I really enjoy talking to her. She's always so '''relaxed''' and she has time to listen.'' *See also [[relax]] [[en:relaxed]] [[fr:relaxed]] [[it:relaxed]] [[vi:relaxed]] 2961 7115 2006-07-07T17:37:31Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''style''' is a specific look, design, or way of dressing or acting. #: ''I don't understand why the '''styles''' in [[fashion]] magazines are always changing.'' #: ''We have a new [[manager]], but her '''style''' is much more friendly than the old guy.'' 7685 2006-07-19T10:32:35Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, en, et, fi, fr, hu, io, it, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''style''' is a specific look, design, or way of dressing or acting. #: ''I don't understand why the '''styles''' in [[fashion]] magazines are always changing.'' #: ''We have a new [[manager]], but her '''style''' is much more friendly than the old guy.'' [[de:style]] [[et:style]] [[en:style]] [[fr:style]] [[io:style]] [[it:style]] [[hu:style]] [[fi:style]] [[vi:style]] [[zh:style]] 9786 2006-09-10T14:41:30Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: pt, ta ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''style''' is a specific look, design, or way of dressing or acting. #: ''I don't understand why the '''styles''' in [[fashion]] magazines are always changing.'' #: ''We have a new [[manager]], but her '''style''' is much more friendly than the old guy.'' [[de:style]] [[et:style]] [[en:style]] [[fr:style]] [[io:style]] [[it:style]] [[hu:style]] [[pt:style]] [[fi:style]] [[ta:style]] [[vi:style]] [[zh:style]] 12045 2006-11-09T18:08:19Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ru:style]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''style''' is a specific look, design, or way of dressing or acting. #: ''I don't understand why the '''styles''' in [[fashion]] magazines are always changing.'' #: ''We have a new [[manager]], but her '''style''' is much more friendly than the old guy.'' [[de:style]] [[et:style]] [[en:style]] [[fr:style]] [[io:style]] [[it:style]] [[hu:style]] [[pt:style]] [[ru:style]] [[fi:style]] [[ta:style]] [[vi:style]] [[zh:style]] 12452 2006-11-16T23:59:01Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''style''' is a specific look, design, or way of dressing or acting. #: ''I don't understand why the '''styles''' in [[fashion]] magazines are always changing.'' #: ''We have a new [[manager]], but her '''style''' is much more friendly than the old guy.'' [[de:style]] [[et:style]] [[en:style]] [[fr:style]] [[io:style]] [[it:style]] [[hu:style]] [[pt:style]] [[ru:style]] [[fi:style]] [[ta:style]] [[vi:style]] [[zh:style]] 13839 2006-12-19T10:02:13Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:style]] {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''style''' is a specific look, design, or way of dressing or acting. #: ''I don't understand why the '''styles''' in [[fashion]] magazines are always changing.'' #: ''We have a new [[manager]], but her '''style''' is much more friendly than the old guy.'' [[de:style]] [[et:style]] [[en:style]] [[fa:style]] [[fr:style]] [[io:style]] [[it:style]] [[hu:style]] [[pt:style]] [[ru:style]] [[fi:style]] [[ta:style]] [[vi:style]] [[zh:style]] 2962 7121 2006-07-08T13:31:51Z Brett 77 ==Verb== {{verb|require|requires|required|requiring}} *Often used in passive voice # If you '''require''' something, you need it. #: ''The job '''requires''' high level of math [[skill]]s.'' #: ''The new [[system]] will make the [[information]] [[available]] where it is '''required'''.'' # If you are '''required''' to do something, you have to do it. #: ''All men over the age of 21 are '''required''' to [[report]] to the [[army]] for [[service]].'' 7673 2006-07-19T10:09:42Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, zh ==Verb== {{verb|require|requires|required|requiring}} *Often used in passive voice # If you '''require''' something, you need it. #: ''The job '''requires''' high level of math [[skill]]s.'' #: ''The new [[system]] will make the [[information]] [[available]] where it is '''required'''.'' # If you are '''required''' to do something, you have to do it. #: ''All men over the age of 21 are '''required''' to [[report]] to the [[army]] for [[service]].'' [[en:require]] [[fr:require]] [[io:require]] [[it:require]] [[hu:require]] [[fi:require]] [[zh:require]] 9763 2006-09-10T14:25:46Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Verb== {{verb|require|requires|required|requiring}} *Often used in passive voice # If you '''require''' something, you need it. #: ''The job '''requires''' high level of math [[skill]]s.'' #: ''The new [[system]] will make the [[information]] [[available]] where it is '''required'''.'' # If you are '''required''' to do something, you have to do it. #: ''All men over the age of 21 are '''required''' to [[report]] to the [[army]] for [[service]].'' [[en:require]] [[fr:require]] [[io:require]] [[it:require]] [[hu:require]] [[fi:require]] [[vi:require]] [[zh:require]] 12355 2006-11-16T12:16:09Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Verb== {{verb|require|requires|required|requiring}} *Often used in passive voice # If you '''require''' something, you need it. #: ''The job '''requires''' high level of math [[skill]]s.'' #: ''The new [[system]] will make the [[information]] [[available]] where it is '''required'''.'' # If you are '''required''' to do something, you have to do it. #: ''All men over the age of 21 are '''required''' to [[report]] to the [[army]] for [[service]].'' [[en:require]] [[fr:require]] [[io:require]] [[it:require]] [[hu:require]] [[fi:require]] [[vi:require]] [[zh:require]] 2963 7122 2006-07-08T13:40:04Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} # The '''structure''' of something is the way that it is put together. #: ''The '''structure''' of her writing makes it very easy to understand.'' #: ''The [[social]] '''structure''' of a class is often very [[complex]].'' # A '''structure''' is something that has been [[built]] or put together, [[especially]] something big, such as a [[building]]. #: ''The CN tower is the tallest '''structure''' in Toronto.'' 7686 2006-07-19T10:34:35Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, en, et, fi, fr, hu, io, it, pt, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} # The '''structure''' of something is the way that it is put together. #: ''The '''structure''' of her writing makes it very easy to understand.'' #: ''The [[social]] '''structure''' of a class is often very [[complex]].'' # A '''structure''' is something that has been [[built]] or put together, [[especially]] something big, such as a [[building]]. #: ''The CN tower is the tallest '''structure''' in Toronto.'' [[de:structure]] [[et:structure]] [[en:structure]] [[fr:structure]] [[io:structure]] [[it:structure]] [[hu:structure]] [[pt:structure]] [[fi:structure]] [[vi:structure]] [[zh:structure]] 10805 2006-10-11T09:59:33Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[hy:structure]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # The '''structure''' of something is the way that it is put together. #: ''The '''structure''' of her writing makes it very easy to understand.'' #: ''The [[social]] '''structure''' of a class is often very [[complex]].'' # A '''structure''' is something that has been [[built]] or put together, [[especially]] something big, such as a [[building]]. #: ''The CN tower is the tallest '''structure''' in Toronto.'' [[de:structure]] [[et:structure]] [[en:structure]] [[fr:structure]] [[hy:structure]] [[io:structure]] [[it:structure]] [[hu:structure]] [[pt:structure]] [[fi:structure]] [[vi:structure]] [[zh:structure]] 12046 2006-11-09T18:08:24Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ru:structure]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # The '''structure''' of something is the way that it is put together. #: ''The '''structure''' of her writing makes it very easy to understand.'' #: ''The [[social]] '''structure''' of a class is often very [[complex]].'' # A '''structure''' is something that has been [[built]] or put together, [[especially]] something big, such as a [[building]]. #: ''The CN tower is the tallest '''structure''' in Toronto.'' [[de:structure]] [[et:structure]] [[en:structure]] [[fr:structure]] [[hy:structure]] [[io:structure]] [[it:structure]] [[hu:structure]] [[pt:structure]] [[ru:structure]] [[fi:structure]] [[vi:structure]] [[zh:structure]] 12350 2006-11-16T12:15:32Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # The '''structure''' of something is the way that it is put together. #: ''The '''structure''' of her writing makes it very easy to understand.'' #: ''The [[social]] '''structure''' of a class is often very [[complex]].'' # A '''structure''' is something that has been [[built]] or put together, [[especially]] something big, such as a [[building]]. #: ''The CN tower is the tallest '''structure''' in Toronto.'' [[de:structure]] [[et:structure]] [[en:structure]] [[fr:structure]] [[hy:structure]] [[io:structure]] [[it:structure]] [[hu:structure]] [[pt:structure]] [[ru:structure]] [[fi:structure]] [[vi:structure]] [[zh:structure]] 12356 2006-11-16T12:20:41Z Brett 77 + verb {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # The '''structure''' of something is the way that it is put together. #: ''The '''structure''' of her writing makes it very easy to understand.'' #: ''The [[social]] '''structure''' of a class is often very [[complex]].'' # A '''structure''' is something that has been [[built]] or put together, [[especially]] something big, such as a [[building]]. #: ''The CN tower is the tallest '''structure''' in Toronto.'' ==Verb== # If you '''structure''' something in a particular way, you [[organise]] or [[build]] it that way. $: ''Prepare a list of questions to '''structure''' the interview.'' [[de:structure]] [[et:structure]] [[en:structure]] [[fr:structure]] [[hy:structure]] [[io:structure]] [[it:structure]] [[hu:structure]] [[pt:structure]] [[ru:structure]] [[fi:structure]] [[vi:structure]] [[zh:structure]] 12357 2006-11-16T12:20:55Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # The '''structure''' of something is the way that it is put together. #: ''The '''structure''' of her writing makes it very easy to understand.'' #: ''The [[social]] '''structure''' of a class is often very [[complex]].'' # A '''structure''' is something that has been [[built]] or put together, [[especially]] something big, such as a [[building]]. #: ''The CN tower is the tallest '''structure''' in Toronto.'' ==Verb== # If you '''structure''' something in a particular way, you [[organise]] or [[build]] it that way. #: ''Prepare a list of questions to '''structure''' the interview.'' [[de:structure]] [[et:structure]] [[en:structure]] [[fr:structure]] [[hy:structure]] [[io:structure]] [[it:structure]] [[hu:structure]] [[pt:structure]] [[ru:structure]] [[fi:structure]] [[vi:structure]] [[zh:structure]] 12759 2006-11-26T19:04:54Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ta:structure]] {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # The '''structure''' of something is the way that it is put together. #: ''The '''structure''' of her writing makes it very easy to understand.'' #: ''The [[social]] '''structure''' of a class is often very [[complex]].'' # A '''structure''' is something that has been [[built]] or put together, [[especially]] something big, such as a [[building]]. #: ''The CN tower is the tallest '''structure''' in Toronto.'' ==Verb== # If you '''structure''' something in a particular way, you [[organise]] or [[build]] it that way. #: ''Prepare a list of questions to '''structure''' the interview.'' [[de:structure]] [[et:structure]] [[en:structure]] [[fr:structure]] [[hy:structure]] [[io:structure]] [[it:structure]] [[hu:structure]] [[pt:structure]] [[ru:structure]] [[fi:structure]] [[ta:structure]] [[vi:structure]] [[zh:structure]] 2964 7123 2006-07-08T13:54:06Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{mass noun}} {{noun|technology|technolgoies}} # '''Technology''' is the tools, equipment, and activities that come from scientific knowledge. #: ''Modern '''technology''' such as [[computer]]s, [[robot]]s, and [[wireless]] [[communication]]s, can [[reduce]] the cost of doing [[business]].'' #: ''The 1800s saw a gradual [[development]] of new '''technologies''' in farming and transportation.'' 7734 2006-07-19T12:13:21Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ta, vi, zh ==Noun== {{mass noun}} {{noun|technology|technolgoies}} # '''Technology''' is the tools, equipment, and activities that come from scientific knowledge. #: ''Modern '''technology''' such as [[computer]]s, [[robot]]s, and [[wireless]] [[communication]]s, can [[reduce]] the cost of doing [[business]].'' #: ''The 1800s saw a gradual [[development]] of new '''technologies''' in farming and transportation.'' [[en:technology]] [[fr:technology]] [[io:technology]] [[it:technology]] [[hu:technology]] [[fi:technology]] [[ta:technology]] [[vi:technology]] [[zh:technology]] 9781 2006-09-10T14:40:39Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: pt ==Noun== {{mass noun}} {{noun|technology|technolgoies}} # '''Technology''' is the tools, equipment, and activities that come from scientific knowledge. #: ''Modern '''technology''' such as [[computer]]s, [[robot]]s, and [[wireless]] [[communication]]s, can [[reduce]] the cost of doing [[business]].'' #: ''The 1800s saw a gradual [[development]] of new '''technologies''' in farming and transportation.'' [[en:technology]] [[fr:technology]] [[io:technology]] [[it:technology]] [[hu:technology]] [[pt:technology]] [[fi:technology]] [[ta:technology]] [[vi:technology]] [[zh:technology]] 10877 2006-10-12T10:39:40Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[hy:technology]], [[kk:technology]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} {{noun|technology|technolgoies}} # '''Technology''' is the tools, equipment, and activities that come from scientific knowledge. #: ''Modern '''technology''' such as [[computer]]s, [[robot]]s, and [[wireless]] [[communication]]s, can [[reduce]] the cost of doing [[business]].'' #: ''The 1800s saw a gradual [[development]] of new '''technologies''' in farming and transportation.'' [[en:technology]] [[fr:technology]] [[hy:technology]] [[io:technology]] [[it:technology]] [[kk:technology]] [[hu:technology]] [[pt:technology]] [[fi:technology]] [[ta:technology]] [[vi:technology]] [[zh:technology]] 12420 2006-11-16T12:59:59Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{mass noun}} {{noun|technology|technolgoies}} # '''Technology''' is the tools, equipment, and activities that come from scientific knowledge. #: ''Modern '''technology''' such as [[computer]]s, [[robot]]s, and [[wireless]] [[communication]]s, can [[reduce]] the cost of doing [[business]].'' #: ''The 1800s saw a gradual [[development]] of new '''technologies''' in farming and transportation.'' [[en:technology]] [[fr:technology]] [[hy:technology]] [[io:technology]] [[it:technology]] [[kk:technology]] [[hu:technology]] [[pt:technology]] [[fi:technology]] [[ta:technology]] [[vi:technology]] [[zh:technology]] 14187 2006-12-21T14:36:43Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ja:technology]] {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{mass noun}} {{noun|technology|technolgoies}} # '''Technology''' is the tools, equipment, and activities that come from scientific knowledge. #: ''Modern '''technology''' such as [[computer]]s, [[robot]]s, and [[wireless]] [[communication]]s, can [[reduce]] the cost of doing [[business]].'' #: ''The 1800s saw a gradual [[development]] of new '''technologies''' in farming and transportation.'' [[en:technology]] [[fr:technology]] [[hy:technology]] [[io:technology]] [[it:technology]] [[kk:technology]] [[hu:technology]] [[ja:technology]] [[pt:technology]] [[fi:technology]] [[ta:technology]] [[vi:technology]] [[zh:technology]] 2965 7124 2006-07-08T23:28:02Z Kappa 92 {{welcome}} myself {{welcome}} 2966 7130 2006-07-10T10:55:12Z 86.16.173.224 Noun Singular '''doctor''' Plural '''doctors''' #A person who helps [[people]] who are [[sick]], and looks after their health. #A person who can [[work]] very well about a particular thing and is given the title Doctor by a [[university]], for [[example]] a doctor in [[psychology]] could be called Doctor John Smith. == [[Synonyms]] == * [[Medic]] * [[Professor]] ==Related [[words]] and phrases== *nurse *health *sick *hospital *surgery ==See also== *professor 7131 2006-07-10T12:24:12Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} #A person who helps [[people]] who are [[sick]], and looks after their health. #A person who can [[work]] very well about a particular thing and is given the title Doctor by a [[university]], for [[example]] a doctor in [[psychology]] could be called Doctor John Smith. == [[Synonyms]] == * [[Medic]] * [[Professor]] ==Related [[words]] and phrases== *nurse *health *sick *hospital *surgery ==See also== *professor 7318 2006-07-18T20:05:21Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: sr ==Noun== {{noun}} #A person who helps [[people]] who are [[sick]], and looks after their health. #A person who can [[work]] very well about a particular thing and is given the title Doctor by a [[university]], for [[example]] a doctor in [[psychology]] could be called Doctor John Smith. == [[Synonyms]] == * [[Medic]] * [[Professor]] ==Related [[words]] and phrases== *nurse *health *sick *hospital *surgery ==See also== *professor [[sr:Doctor]] 8718 2006-08-14T02:35:07Z Cromwellt 61 wikified, fixed formatting, etc. ==Noun== {{noun}} #A person who helps [[people]] who are [[sick]], and looks after their health. #A person who can [[work]] very well about a particular thing and is given the title Doctor by a [[university]], for [[example]] a doctor in [[psychology]] could be called Doctor John Smith. == Synonyms == *[[medic]] *[[professor]] ==Related [[word]]s and [[phrase]]s== *[[nurse]] *[[health]] *[[sick]] *[[hospital]] *[[surgery]] ==See also== *[[professor]] [[sr:doctor]] 8719 2006-08-14T02:35:30Z Cromwellt 61 [[Doctor]] moved to [[doctor]]: Only proper names should be uppercase ==Noun== {{noun}} #A person who helps [[people]] who are [[sick]], and looks after their health. #A person who can [[work]] very well about a particular thing and is given the title Doctor by a [[university]], for [[example]] a doctor in [[psychology]] could be called Doctor John Smith. == Synonyms == *[[medic]] *[[professor]] ==Related [[word]]s and [[phrase]]s== *[[nurse]] *[[health]] *[[sick]] *[[hospital]] *[[surgery]] ==See also== *[[professor]] [[sr:doctor]] 8943 2006-08-21T21:32:56Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: el, en, et, fi, fr, gl, hu, io, it, ja, no, pl, ru, ta, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} #A person who helps [[people]] who are [[sick]], and looks after their health. #A person who can [[work]] very well about a particular thing and is given the title Doctor by a [[university]], for [[example]] a doctor in [[psychology]] could be called Doctor John Smith. == Synonyms == *[[medic]] *[[professor]] ==Related [[word]]s and [[phrase]]s== *[[nurse]] *[[health]] *[[sick]] *[[hospital]] *[[surgery]] ==See also== *[[professor]] [[et:doctor]] [[el:doctor]] [[en:doctor]] [[fr:doctor]] [[gl:doctor]] [[io:doctor]] [[it:doctor]] [[hu:doctor]] [[ja:doctor]] [[no:doctor]] [[pl:doctor]] [[ru:doctor]] [[sr:doctor]] [[fi:doctor]] [[ta:doctor]] [[vi:doctor]] [[zh:doctor]] 10901 2006-10-13T02:57:11Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ku:doctor]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #A person who helps [[people]] who are [[sick]], and looks after their health. #A person who can [[work]] very well about a particular thing and is given the title Doctor by a [[university]], for [[example]] a doctor in [[psychology]] could be called Doctor John Smith. == Synonyms == *[[medic]] *[[professor]] ==Related [[word]]s and [[phrase]]s== *[[nurse]] *[[health]] *[[sick]] *[[hospital]] *[[surgery]] ==See also== *[[professor]] [[et:doctor]] [[el:doctor]] [[en:doctor]] [[fr:doctor]] [[gl:doctor]] [[io:doctor]] [[it:doctor]] [[ku:doctor]] [[hu:doctor]] [[ja:doctor]] [[no:doctor]] [[pl:doctor]] [[ru:doctor]] [[sr:doctor]] [[fi:doctor]] [[ta:doctor]] [[vi:doctor]] [[zh:doctor]] 13650 2006-12-11T15:44:09Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:doctor]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #A person who helps [[people]] who are [[sick]], and looks after their health. #A person who can [[work]] very well about a particular thing and is given the title Doctor by a [[university]], for [[example]] a doctor in [[psychology]] could be called Doctor John Smith. == Synonyms == *[[medic]] *[[professor]] ==Related [[word]]s and [[phrase]]s== *[[nurse]] *[[health]] *[[sick]] *[[hospital]] *[[surgery]] ==See also== *[[professor]] [[et:doctor]] [[el:doctor]] [[en:doctor]] [[fa:doctor]] [[fr:doctor]] [[gl:doctor]] [[io:doctor]] [[it:doctor]] [[ku:doctor]] [[hu:doctor]] [[ja:doctor]] [[no:doctor]] [[pl:doctor]] [[ru:doctor]] [[sr:doctor]] [[fi:doctor]] [[ta:doctor]] [[vi:doctor]] [[zh:doctor]] 2967 7132 2006-07-10T12:57:51Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''grade''' is a letter or number that you use to show how good something is. Usually, teachers use it to show how good a student's test or [[assignment]] is. #: ''He got 97% on his test. It was the top '''grade''' in the class.'' #: ''Our restaurant uses only the highest '''grade''' of meat.'' # In North American English, a '''grade''' is the school year.'' #: ''Most Canadian children start '''grade''' one when they are six years old and finish grade 12 when they are 18." ==Verb== # If you '''grade''' something, you judge how good it is.'' #: ''After the final exam, the teacher spent the whole weekend '''grading''' papers.'' #: ''My friends goes to the farm to '''grade''' animals that are going to be sold.'' 7133 2006-07-10T12:58:54Z Brett 77 /* Verb */ ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''grade''' is a letter or number that you use to show how good something is. Usually, teachers use it to show how good a student's test or [[assignment]] is. #: ''He got 97% on his test. It was the top '''grade''' in the class.'' #: ''Our restaurant uses only the highest '''grade''' of meat.'' # In North American English, a '''grade''' is the school year.'' #: ''Most Canadian children start '''grade''' one when they are six years old and finish grade 12 when they are 18." ==Verb== {{verb|grade|grades|graded|grading}} # If you '''grade''' something, you judge how good it is.'' #: ''After the final exam, the teacher spent the whole weekend '''grading''' papers.'' #: ''My friends goes to the farm to '''grade''' animals that are going to be sold.'' 7134 2006-07-10T12:59:18Z Brett 77 /* Verb */ ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''grade''' is a letter or number that you use to show how good something is. Usually, teachers use it to show how good a student's test or [[assignment]] is. #: ''He got 97% on his test. It was the top '''grade''' in the class.'' #: ''Our restaurant uses only the highest '''grade''' of meat.'' # In North American English, a '''grade''' is the school year.'' #: ''Most Canadian children start '''grade''' one when they are six years old and finish grade 12 when they are 18." ==Verb== {{verb|grade|grades|graded|grading}} # If you '''grade''' something, you [[judge]] how good it is.'' #: ''After the final exam, the teacher spent the whole weekend '''grading''' papers.'' #: ''My friends goes to the farm to '''grade''' animals that are going to be sold.'' 7505 2006-07-19T03:53:20Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, en, fi, fr, io, it, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''grade''' is a letter or number that you use to show how good something is. Usually, teachers use it to show how good a student's test or [[assignment]] is. #: ''He got 97% on his test. It was the top '''grade''' in the class.'' #: ''Our restaurant uses only the highest '''grade''' of meat.'' # In North American English, a '''grade''' is the school year.'' #: ''Most Canadian children start '''grade''' one when they are six years old and finish grade 12 when they are 18." ==Verb== {{verb|grade|grades|graded|grading}} # If you '''grade''' something, you [[judge]] how good it is.'' #: ''After the final exam, the teacher spent the whole weekend '''grading''' papers.'' #: ''My friends goes to the farm to '''grade''' animals that are going to be sold.'' [[de:grade]] [[en:grade]] [[fr:grade]] [[io:grade]] [[it:grade]] [[fi:grade]] [[vi:grade]] [[zh:grade]] 10079 2006-09-24T13:05:27Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ta:grade]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''grade''' is a letter or number that you use to show how good something is. Usually, teachers use it to show how good a student's test or [[assignment]] is. #: ''He got 97% on his test. It was the top '''grade''' in the class.'' #: ''Our restaurant uses only the highest '''grade''' of meat.'' # In North American English, a '''grade''' is the school year.'' #: ''Most Canadian children start '''grade''' one when they are six years old and finish grade 12 when they are 18." ==Verb== {{verb|grade|grades|graded|grading}} # If you '''grade''' something, you [[judge]] how good it is.'' #: ''After the final exam, the teacher spent the whole weekend '''grading''' papers.'' #: ''My friends goes to the farm to '''grade''' animals that are going to be sold.'' [[de:grade]] [[en:grade]] [[fr:grade]] [[io:grade]] [[it:grade]] [[fi:grade]] [[ta:grade]] [[vi:grade]] [[zh:grade]] 11392 2006-10-20T09:13:24Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:grade]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''grade''' is a letter or number that you use to show how good something is. Usually, teachers use it to show how good a student's test or [[assignment]] is. #: ''He got 97% on his test. It was the top '''grade''' in the class.'' #: ''Our restaurant uses only the highest '''grade''' of meat.'' # In North American English, a '''grade''' is the school year.'' #: ''Most Canadian children start '''grade''' one when they are six years old and finish grade 12 when they are 18." ==Verb== {{verb|grade|grades|graded|grading}} # If you '''grade''' something, you [[judge]] how good it is.'' #: ''After the final exam, the teacher spent the whole weekend '''grading''' papers.'' #: ''My friends goes to the farm to '''grade''' animals that are going to be sold.'' [[de:grade]] [[en:grade]] [[fr:grade]] [[io:grade]] [[it:grade]] [[ru:grade]] [[fi:grade]] [[ta:grade]] [[vi:grade]] [[zh:grade]] 12475 2006-11-17T02:02:15Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''grade''' is a letter or number that you use to show how good something is. Usually, teachers use it to show how good a student's test or [[assignment]] is. #: ''He got 97% on his test. It was the top '''grade''' in the class.'' #: ''Our restaurant uses only the highest '''grade''' of meat.'' # In North American English, a '''grade''' is the school year.'' #: ''Most Canadian children start '''grade''' one when they are six years old and finish grade 12 when they are 18." ==Verb== {{verb|grade|grades|graded|grading}} # If you '''grade''' something, you [[judge]] how good it is.'' #: ''After the final exam, the teacher spent the whole weekend '''grading''' papers.'' #: ''My friends goes to the farm to '''grade''' animals that are going to be sold.'' [[de:grade]] [[en:grade]] [[fr:grade]] [[io:grade]] [[it:grade]] [[ru:grade]] [[fi:grade]] [[ta:grade]] [[vi:grade]] [[zh:grade]] 2968 7136 2006-07-10T13:07:48Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} *usually plural # A '''resource''' is something that is [[available]] and useful. #: ''We don't have enough time and '''resources''' to finish the job.'' #: ''Canada's has fewer natural '''resources''', including trees, fish, and oil, than it did in the past.'' 7672 2006-07-19T10:08:32Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, pt, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} *usually plural # A '''resource''' is something that is [[available]] and useful. #: ''We don't have enough time and '''resources''' to finish the job.'' #: ''Canada's has fewer natural '''resources''', including trees, fish, and oil, than it did in the past.'' [[en:resource]] [[fr:resource]] [[pt:resource]] [[fi:resource]] [[zh:resource]] 8094 2006-07-26T15:00:06Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ ==Noun== {{noun}} *usually plural # A '''resource''' is something that is [[available]] and useful. #: ''We don't have enough time and '''resources''' to finish the job.'' #: ''Canada has fewer natural '''resources''', including trees, fish, and oil, than it did in the past.'' [[en:resource]] [[fr:resource]] [[pt:resource]] [[fi:resource]] [[zh:resource]] 9760 2006-09-10T14:25:16Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Noun== {{noun}} *usually plural # A '''resource''' is something that is [[available]] and useful. #: ''We don't have enough time and '''resources''' to finish the job.'' #: ''Canada has fewer natural '''resources''', including trees, fish, and oil, than it did in the past.'' [[en:resource]] [[fr:resource]] [[pt:resource]] [[fi:resource]] [[vi:resource]] [[zh:resource]] 11749 2006-11-04T01:10:20Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:resource]] ==Noun== {{noun}} *usually plural # A '''resource''' is something that is [[available]] and useful. #: ''We don't have enough time and '''resources''' to finish the job.'' #: ''Canada has fewer natural '''resources''', including trees, fish, and oil, than it did in the past.'' [[en:resource]] [[fr:resource]] [[pt:resource]] [[ru:resource]] [[fi:resource]] [[vi:resource]] [[zh:resource]] 12436 2006-11-16T13:10:56Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} *usually plural # A '''resource''' is something that is [[available]] and useful. #: ''We don't have enough time and '''resources''' to finish the job.'' #: ''Canada has fewer natural '''resources''', including trees, fish, and oil, than it did in the past.'' [[en:resource]] [[fr:resource]] [[pt:resource]] [[ru:resource]] [[fi:resource]] [[vi:resource]] [[zh:resource]] 2969 7137 2006-07-10T13:12:08Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''migration''' is a large [[movement]], usually of people or animals, to a new living place. # ''Every fall, the birds begin their '''migration''' from the cold northern areas to the southern regions where they will spend the winter.'' ===Related words=== *[[migrate]] *[[immigration]] 7553 2006-07-19T05:37:28Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fr, hu, pl, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''migration''' is a large [[movement]], usually of people or animals, to a new living place. # ''Every fall, the birds begin their '''migration''' from the cold northern areas to the southern regions where they will spend the winter.'' ===Related words=== *[[migrate]] *[[immigration]] [[en:migration]] [[fr:migration]] [[hu:migration]] [[pl:migration]] [[vi:migration]] [[zh:migration]] 10788 2006-10-11T00:43:49Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ta:migration]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''migration''' is a large [[movement]], usually of people or animals, to a new living place. # ''Every fall, the birds begin their '''migration''' from the cold northern areas to the southern regions where they will spend the winter.'' ===Related words=== *[[migrate]] *[[immigration]] [[en:migration]] [[fr:migration]] [[hu:migration]] [[pl:migration]] [[ta:migration]] [[vi:migration]] [[zh:migration]] 11455 2006-10-22T20:14:17Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:migration]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''migration''' is a large [[movement]], usually of people or animals, to a new living place. # ''Every fall, the birds begin their '''migration''' from the cold northern areas to the southern regions where they will spend the winter.'' ===Related words=== *[[migrate]] *[[immigration]] [[en:migration]] [[fr:migration]] [[hu:migration]] [[pl:migration]] [[ru:migration]] [[ta:migration]] [[vi:migration]] [[zh:migration]] 12470 2006-11-17T02:01:47Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''migration''' is a large [[movement]], usually of people or animals, to a new living place. # ''Every fall, the birds begin their '''migration''' from the cold northern areas to the southern regions where they will spend the winter.'' ===Related words=== *[[migrate]] *[[immigration]] [[en:migration]] [[fr:migration]] [[hu:migration]] [[pl:migration]] [[ru:migration]] [[ta:migration]] [[vi:migration]] [[zh:migration]] 12484 2006-11-17T02:06:41Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''migration''' is a large [[movement]], usually of people or animals, to a new living place. #: ''Every fall, the birds begin their '''migration''' from the cold northern areas to the southern regions where they will spend the winter.'' ===Related words=== *[[migrate]] *[[immigration]] [[en:migration]] [[fr:migration]] [[hu:migration]] [[pl:migration]] [[ru:migration]] [[ta:migration]] [[vi:migration]] [[zh:migration]] 2970 7138 2006-07-10T13:18:31Z Brett 77 ==Noun== * See [[transportation]] ==Verb== {{verb|transport|transports|transported|transporting}} # If you '''transport''' something, you [[carry]] it from one place to another, usually on a truck, boat, or other large [[vehicle]]. #: ''One of the most important parts of doing business is '''transporting''' your [[materials]] from the factory to the shop.'' 7771 2006-07-19T13:20:36Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, el, en, fa, fi, fr, hu, io, it, nl, pl, vi, zh ==Noun== * See [[transportation]] ==Verb== {{verb|transport|transports|transported|transporting}} # If you '''transport''' something, you [[carry]] it from one place to another, usually on a truck, boat, or other large [[vehicle]]. #: ''One of the most important parts of doing business is '''transporting''' your [[materials]] from the factory to the shop.'' [[de:transport]] [[el:transport]] [[en:transport]] [[fa:transport]] [[fr:transport]] [[io:transport]] [[it:transport]] [[hu:transport]] [[nl:transport]] [[pl:transport]] [[fi:transport]] [[vi:transport]] [[zh:transport]] 9807 2006-09-10T14:55:27Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ta ==Noun== * See [[transportation]] ==Verb== {{verb|transport|transports|transported|transporting}} # If you '''transport''' something, you [[carry]] it from one place to another, usually on a truck, boat, or other large [[vehicle]]. #: ''One of the most important parts of doing business is '''transporting''' your [[materials]] from the factory to the shop.'' [[de:transport]] [[el:transport]] [[en:transport]] [[fa:transport]] [[fr:transport]] [[io:transport]] [[it:transport]] [[hu:transport]] [[nl:transport]] [[pl:transport]] [[fi:transport]] [[ta:transport]] [[vi:transport]] [[zh:transport]] 11024 2006-10-14T10:22:30Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:transport]], [[uk:transport]] ==Noun== * See [[transportation]] ==Verb== {{verb|transport|transports|transported|transporting}} # If you '''transport''' something, you [[carry]] it from one place to another, usually on a truck, boat, or other large [[vehicle]]. #: ''One of the most important parts of doing business is '''transporting''' your [[materials]] from the factory to the shop.'' [[de:transport]] [[el:transport]] [[en:transport]] [[fa:transport]] [[fr:transport]] [[io:transport]] [[it:transport]] [[kk:transport]] [[hu:transport]] [[nl:transport]] [[pl:transport]] [[fi:transport]] [[ta:transport]] [[vi:transport]] [[uk:transport]] [[zh:transport]] 11676 2006-10-31T11:17:10Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:transport]] ==Noun== * See [[transportation]] ==Verb== {{verb|transport|transports|transported|transporting}} # If you '''transport''' something, you [[carry]] it from one place to another, usually on a truck, boat, or other large [[vehicle]]. #: ''One of the most important parts of doing business is '''transporting''' your [[materials]] from the factory to the shop.'' [[de:transport]] [[el:transport]] [[en:transport]] [[fa:transport]] [[fr:transport]] [[io:transport]] [[it:transport]] [[kk:transport]] [[hu:transport]] [[nl:transport]] [[pl:transport]] [[ru:transport]] [[fi:transport]] [[ta:transport]] [[vi:transport]] [[uk:transport]] [[zh:transport]] 12465 2006-11-17T02:01:01Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== * See [[transportation]] ==Verb== {{verb|transport|transports|transported|transporting}} # If you '''transport''' something, you [[carry]] it from one place to another, usually on a truck, boat, or other large [[vehicle]]. #: ''One of the most important parts of doing business is '''transporting''' your [[materials]] from the factory to the shop.'' [[de:transport]] [[el:transport]] [[en:transport]] [[fa:transport]] [[fr:transport]] [[io:transport]] [[it:transport]] [[kk:transport]] [[hu:transport]] [[nl:transport]] [[pl:transport]] [[ru:transport]] [[fi:transport]] [[ta:transport]] [[vi:transport]] [[uk:transport]] [[zh:transport]] 2971 7139 2006-07-10T13:28:00Z Brett 77 ==Noun== * British English: '''transport''' {{mass noun}} # '''Transportation''' is the [[system]] or [[vehicles]] used to move people or things from one place to another. #: ''In most of Canada, the main form of '''transportation''' is the family car.'' #: ''The [[public]] '''transportation''' [[system]] in Tokyo is a mixture of [[bus]]ses and above- and below-ground trains.'' #: ''The company is trying to reduce '''transportation''' costs by sending more goods by boat rather than airplane.'' 7762 2006-07-19T12:59:42Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fr, pl, zh ==Noun== * British English: '''transport''' {{mass noun}} # '''Transportation''' is the [[system]] or [[vehicles]] used to move people or things from one place to another. #: ''In most of Canada, the main form of '''transportation''' is the family car.'' #: ''The [[public]] '''transportation''' [[system]] in Tokyo is a mixture of [[bus]]ses and above- and below-ground trains.'' #: ''The company is trying to reduce '''transportation''' costs by sending more goods by boat rather than airplane.'' [[en:transportation]] [[fr:transportation]] [[pl:transportation]] [[zh:transportation]] 8693 2006-08-13T19:47:13Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Noun== * British English: '''transport''' {{mass noun}} # '''Transportation''' is the [[system]] or [[vehicles]] used to move people or things from one place to another. #: ''In most of Canada, the main form of '''transportation''' is the family car.'' #: ''The [[public]] '''transportation''' [[system]] in Tokyo is a mixture of [[bus]]ses and above- and below-ground trains.'' #: ''The company is trying to reduce '''transportation''' costs by sending more goods by boat rather than airplane.'' [[en:transportation]] [[fr:transportation]] [[pl:transportation]] [[vi:transportation]] [[zh:transportation]] 12067 2006-11-09T18:21:40Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ru:transportation]] ==Noun== * British English: '''transport''' {{mass noun}} # '''Transportation''' is the [[system]] or [[vehicles]] used to move people or things from one place to another. #: ''In most of Canada, the main form of '''transportation''' is the family car.'' #: ''The [[public]] '''transportation''' [[system]] in Tokyo is a mixture of [[bus]]ses and above- and below-ground trains.'' #: ''The company is trying to reduce '''transportation''' costs by sending more goods by boat rather than airplane.'' [[en:transportation]] [[fr:transportation]] [[pl:transportation]] [[ru:transportation]] [[vi:transportation]] [[zh:transportation]] 12486 2006-11-17T02:08:32Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== * British English: '''transport''' {{mass noun}} # '''Transportation''' is the [[system]] or [[vehicles]] used to move people or things from one place to another. #: ''In most of Canada, the main form of '''transportation''' is the family car.'' #: ''The [[public]] '''transportation''' [[system]] in Tokyo is a mixture of [[bus]]ses and above- and below-ground trains.'' #: ''The company is trying to reduce '''transportation''' costs by sending more goods by boat rather than airplane.'' [[en:transportation]] [[fr:transportation]] [[pl:transportation]] [[ru:transportation]] [[vi:transportation]] [[zh:transportation]] 14232 2006-12-21T18:21:18Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== * British English: '''transport''' # ({{mass noun}}} '''Transportation''' is the [[system]] or [[vehicles]] used to move people or things from one place to another. #: ''In most of Canada, the main form of '''transportation''' is the family car.'' #: ''The [[public]] '''transportation''' [[system]] in Tokyo is a mixture of [[bus]]ses and above- and below-ground trains.'' #: ''The company is trying to reduce '''transportation''' costs by sending more goods by boat rather than airplane.'' [[en:transportation]] [[fr:transportation]] [[pl:transportation]] [[ru:transportation]] [[vi:transportation]] [[zh:transportation]] 14233 2006-12-21T18:21:33Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== * British English: '''transport''' # ({{mass noun}}) '''Transportation''' is the [[system]] or [[vehicles]] used to move people or things from one place to another. #: ''In most of Canada, the main form of '''transportation''' is the family car.'' #: ''The [[public]] '''transportation''' [[system]] in Tokyo is a mixture of [[bus]]ses and above- and below-ground trains.'' #: ''The company is trying to reduce '''transportation''' costs by sending more goods by boat rather than airplane.'' [[en:transportation]] [[fr:transportation]] [[pl:transportation]] [[ru:transportation]] [[vi:transportation]] [[zh:transportation]] 2972 7140 2006-07-10T13:37:26Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''community''' is a group of people living in the same area and having a [[similar]] [[background]] or similar interests. #: ''Most Libyan policemen were [[member]]s of the '''community''' where they worked.'' #: ''Within the business '''community''', most people believe that [[tax]]es are too high.'' 7141 2006-07-10T13:37:50Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ ==Noun== {{noun|community|communities}} # A '''community''' is a group of people living in the same area and having a [[similar]] [[background]] or similar interests. #: ''Most Libyan policemen were [[member]]s of the '''community''' where they worked.'' #: ''Within the business '''community''', most people believe that [[tax]]es are too high.'' 7471 2006-07-19T02:22:36Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, en, fa, fi, fr, hu, it, ko, ta, zh ==Noun== {{noun|community|communities}} # A '''community''' is a group of people living in the same area and having a [[similar]] [[background]] or similar interests. #: ''Most Libyan policemen were [[member]]s of the '''community''' where they worked.'' #: ''Within the business '''community''', most people believe that [[tax]]es are too high.'' [[ar:community]] [[en:community]] [[fa:community]] [[fr:community]] [[ko:community]] [[it:community]] [[hu:community]] [[fi:community]] [[ta:community]] [[zh:community]] 9523 2006-09-10T11:51:36Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Noun== {{noun|community|communities}} # A '''community''' is a group of people living in the same area and having a [[similar]] [[background]] or similar interests. #: ''Most Libyan policemen were [[member]]s of the '''community''' where they worked.'' #: ''Within the business '''community''', most people believe that [[tax]]es are too high.'' [[ar:community]] [[en:community]] [[fa:community]] [[fr:community]] [[ko:community]] [[it:community]] [[hu:community]] [[fi:community]] [[ta:community]] [[vi:community]] [[zh:community]] 11217 2006-10-17T20:31:32Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:community]] ==Noun== {{noun|community|communities}} # A '''community''' is a group of people living in the same area and having a [[similar]] [[background]] or similar interests. #: ''Most Libyan policemen were [[member]]s of the '''community''' where they worked.'' #: ''Within the business '''community''', most people believe that [[tax]]es are too high.'' [[ar:community]] [[en:community]] [[fa:community]] [[fr:community]] [[ko:community]] [[it:community]] [[hu:community]] [[ru:community]] [[fi:community]] [[ta:community]] [[vi:community]] [[zh:community]] 12385 2006-11-16T12:31:46Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun|community|communities}} # A '''community''' is a group of people living in the same area and having a [[similar]] [[background]] or similar interests. #: ''Most Libyan policemen were [[member]]s of the '''community''' where they worked.'' #: ''Within the business '''community''', most people believe that [[tax]]es are too high.'' [[ar:community]] [[en:community]] [[fa:community]] [[fr:community]] [[ko:community]] [[it:community]] [[hu:community]] [[ru:community]] [[fi:community]] [[ta:community]] [[vi:community]] [[zh:community]] 14008 2006-12-20T13:54:48Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ja:community]] {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun|community|communities}} # A '''community''' is a group of people living in the same area and having a [[similar]] [[background]] or similar interests. #: ''Most Libyan policemen were [[member]]s of the '''community''' where they worked.'' #: ''Within the business '''community''', most people believe that [[tax]]es are too high.'' [[ar:community]] [[en:community]] [[fa:community]] [[fr:community]] [[ko:community]] [[it:community]] [[hu:community]] [[ja:community]] [[ru:community]] [[fi:community]] [[ta:community]] [[vi:community]] [[zh:community]] 2973 7142 2006-07-10T13:44:20Z Brett 77 ==Verb== {{verb|vary|varies|varied|varying}} # If something '''varies''' is not always the same. #: ''The summer [[temperature]] in Toronto can '''vary''' from 12 degrees at night to over 30 degrees during the day.'' #: ''"Do you enjoy your job?" "You know, it '''varies'''. Some days are good..."'' 7143 2006-07-10T13:44:40Z Brett 77 /* Verb */ ==Verb== {{verb|vary|varies|varied|varying}} # If something '''varies''', it is not always the same. #: ''The summer [[temperature]] in Toronto can '''vary''' from 12 degrees at night to over 30 degrees during the day.'' #: ''"Do you enjoy your job?" "You know, it '''varies'''. Some days are good..."'' 7753 2006-07-19T12:46:22Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, io, it, ru, zh ==Verb== {{verb|vary|varies|varied|varying}} # If something '''varies''', it is not always the same. #: ''The summer [[temperature]] in Toronto can '''vary''' from 12 degrees at night to over 30 degrees during the day.'' #: ''"Do you enjoy your job?" "You know, it '''varies'''. Some days are good..."'' [[en:vary]] [[fr:vary]] [[io:vary]] [[it:vary]] [[ru:vary]] [[fi:vary]] [[zh:vary]] 8699 2006-08-13T19:48:30Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Verb== {{verb|vary|varies|varied|varying}} # If something '''varies''', it is not always the same. #: ''The summer [[temperature]] in Toronto can '''vary''' from 12 degrees at night to over 30 degrees during the day.'' #: ''"Do you enjoy your job?" "You know, it '''varies'''. Some days are good..."'' [[en:vary]] [[fr:vary]] [[io:vary]] [[it:vary]] [[ru:vary]] [[fi:vary]] [[vi:vary]] [[zh:vary]] 13565 2006-12-10T14:25:27Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:vary]] ==Verb== {{verb|vary|varies|varied|varying}} # If something '''varies''', it is not always the same. #: ''The summer [[temperature]] in Toronto can '''vary''' from 12 degrees at night to over 30 degrees during the day.'' #: ''"Do you enjoy your job?" "You know, it '''varies'''. Some days are good..."'' [[en:vary]] [[fa:vary]] [[fr:vary]] [[io:vary]] [[it:vary]] [[ru:vary]] [[fi:vary]] [[vi:vary]] [[zh:vary]] 2974 7144 2006-07-10T13:50:54Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # Your '''equipment''' is the things that you use to do a job or sport. #: ''Soccer is a popular game because you need very little '''equipment''' to play--just a ball and an open space.'' #: ''The [[soldier]]s had to carry all their '''equipment''' on their backs.'' #: ''The computer '''equipment''' was old and often broke down.'' 7523 2006-07-19T04:18:06Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, hu, it, ta, vi, zh ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # Your '''equipment''' is the things that you use to do a job or sport. #: ''Soccer is a popular game because you need very little '''equipment''' to play--just a ball and an open space.'' #: ''The [[soldier]]s had to carry all their '''equipment''' on their backs.'' #: ''The computer '''equipment''' was old and often broke down.'' [[en:equipment]] [[it:equipment]] [[hu:equipment]] [[fi:equipment]] [[ta:equipment]] [[vi:equipment]] [[zh:equipment]] 10923 2006-10-13T10:37:12Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ar:equipment]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # Your '''equipment''' is the things that you use to do a job or sport. #: ''Soccer is a popular game because you need very little '''equipment''' to play--just a ball and an open space.'' #: ''The [[soldier]]s had to carry all their '''equipment''' on their backs.'' #: ''The computer '''equipment''' was old and often broke down.'' [[ar:equipment]] [[en:equipment]] [[it:equipment]] [[hu:equipment]] [[fi:equipment]] [[ta:equipment]] [[vi:equipment]] [[zh:equipment]] 11931 2006-11-09T16:36:17Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[fr:equipment]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # Your '''equipment''' is the things that you use to do a job or sport. #: ''Soccer is a popular game because you need very little '''equipment''' to play--just a ball and an open space.'' #: ''The [[soldier]]s had to carry all their '''equipment''' on their backs.'' #: ''The computer '''equipment''' was old and often broke down.'' [[ar:equipment]] [[en:equipment]] [[fr:equipment]] [[it:equipment]] [[hu:equipment]] [[fi:equipment]] [[ta:equipment]] [[vi:equipment]] [[zh:equipment]] 12473 2006-11-17T02:02:05Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # Your '''equipment''' is the things that you use to do a job or sport. #: ''Soccer is a popular game because you need very little '''equipment''' to play--just a ball and an open space.'' #: ''The [[soldier]]s had to carry all their '''equipment''' on their backs.'' #: ''The computer '''equipment''' was old and often broke down.'' [[ar:equipment]] [[en:equipment]] [[fr:equipment]] [[it:equipment]] [[hu:equipment]] [[fi:equipment]] [[ta:equipment]] [[vi:equipment]] [[zh:equipment]] 2975 7146 2006-07-10T13:58:53Z Brett 77 ==Verb== {{verb|create|creates|created|creating}} # If you '''create''' something, you make it. Usually, it's something that nobody has made before. #: ''[[Initially]], the company will '''create''' 200 new jobs, rising to 520 over the next few years.'' #: ''A lot of problems have been '''created''' by the new [[government]].'' 7467 2006-07-19T02:14:46Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, pt, ru, ta, uk, zh ==Verb== {{verb|create|creates|created|creating}} # If you '''create''' something, you make it. Usually, it's something that nobody has made before. #: ''[[Initially]], the company will '''create''' 200 new jobs, rising to 520 over the next few years.'' #: ''A lot of problems have been '''created''' by the new [[government]].'' [[en:create]] [[fr:create]] [[io:create]] [[it:create]] [[hu:create]] [[ja:create]] [[pt:create]] [[ru:create]] [[fi:create]] [[ta:create]] [[uk:create]] [[zh:create]] 9511 2006-09-10T11:43:35Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Verb== {{verb|create|creates|created|creating}} # If you '''create''' something, you make it. Usually, it's something that nobody has made before. #: ''[[Initially]], the company will '''create''' 200 new jobs, rising to 520 over the next few years.'' #: ''A lot of problems have been '''created''' by the new [[government]].'' [[en:create]] [[fr:create]] [[io:create]] [[it:create]] [[hu:create]] [[ja:create]] [[pt:create]] [[ru:create]] [[fi:create]] [[ta:create]] [[vi:create]] [[uk:create]] [[zh:create]] 10012 2006-09-24T12:36:17Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[fa:create]] ==Verb== {{verb|create|creates|created|creating}} # If you '''create''' something, you make it. Usually, it's something that nobody has made before. #: ''[[Initially]], the company will '''create''' 200 new jobs, rising to 520 over the next few years.'' #: ''A lot of problems have been '''created''' by the new [[government]].'' [[en:create]] [[fa:create]] [[fr:create]] [[io:create]] [[it:create]] [[hu:create]] [[ja:create]] [[pt:create]] [[ru:create]] [[fi:create]] [[ta:create]] [[vi:create]] [[uk:create]] [[zh:create]] 12327 2006-11-16T12:07:20Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Verb== {{verb|create|creates|created|creating}} # If you '''create''' something, you make it. Usually, it's something that nobody has made before. #: ''[[Initially]], the company will '''create''' 200 new jobs, rising to 520 over the next few years.'' #: ''A lot of problems have been '''created''' by the new [[government]].'' [[en:create]] [[fa:create]] [[fr:create]] [[io:create]] [[it:create]] [[hu:create]] [[ja:create]] [[pt:create]] [[ru:create]] [[fi:create]] [[ta:create]] [[vi:create]] [[uk:create]] [[zh:create]] 2976 7147 2006-07-10T14:15:52Z Brett 77 ==Adjective== {{adjective|legal|more legal|most legal}} # If an activity is '''legal'' it does not break any [[law]]s. #: ''In Canada, it is [[perfectly]] '''legal''' for a woman to walk down the street with no shirt on.'' ==Antonyms== *[[illegal]] {{adjective2}} * only used before the noun # A '''legal''' problem, [[action]], [[fee]], etc. is [[related]] to the law or [[lawyer]]s. #: ''After losing the [[court]] [[case]], he had to pay over $30,000 in '''legal''' charges.'' #: ''The government brought '''legal''' [[action]] against three [[cigarette]] makers.'' 7560 2006-07-19T05:48:50Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ca, de, en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, pl, pt, vi, zh ==Adjective== {{adjective|legal|more legal|most legal}} # If an activity is '''legal'' it does not break any [[law]]s. #: ''In Canada, it is [[perfectly]] '''legal''' for a woman to walk down the street with no shirt on.'' ==Antonyms== *[[illegal]] {{adjective2}} * only used before the noun # A '''legal''' problem, [[action]], [[fee]], etc. is [[related]] to the law or [[lawyer]]s. #: ''After losing the [[court]] [[case]], he had to pay over $30,000 in '''legal''' charges.'' #: ''The government brought '''legal''' [[action]] against three [[cigarette]] makers.'' [[ca:legal]] [[de:legal]] [[en:legal]] [[fr:legal]] [[io:legal]] [[it:legal]] [[hu:legal]] [[pl:legal]] [[pt:legal]] [[fi:legal]] [[vi:legal]] [[zh:legal]] 8093 2006-07-26T14:59:15Z Brett 77 ==Adjective== {{adjective|legal|more legal|most legal}} # If an activity is '''legal''' it does not break any [[law]]s. #: ''In Canada, it is [[perfectly]] '''legal''' for a woman to walk down the street with no shirt on.'' {{adjective2}} * only used before the noun # A '''legal''' problem, [[action]], [[fee]], etc. is [[related]] to the law or [[lawyer]]s. #: ''After losing the [[court]] [[case]], he had to pay over $30,000 in '''legal''' charges.'' #: ''The government brought '''legal''' [[action]] against three [[cigarette]] makers.'' ==Antonyms== *[[illegal]] [[ca:legal]] [[de:legal]] [[en:legal]] [[fr:legal]] [[io:legal]] [[it:legal]] [[hu:legal]] [[pl:legal]] [[pt:legal]] [[fi:legal]] [[vi:legal]] [[zh:legal]] 9898 2006-09-24T11:35:04Z Tangobot 116 Robot: Automated text replacement (-{{adjective2}} +{{adjective}}) ==Adjective== {{adjective|legal|more legal|most legal}} # If an activity is '''legal''' it does not break any [[law]]s. #: ''In Canada, it is [[perfectly]] '''legal''' for a woman to walk down the street with no shirt on.'' {{adjective}} * only used before the noun # A '''legal''' problem, [[action]], [[fee]], etc. is [[related]] to the law or [[lawyer]]s. #: ''After losing the [[court]] [[case]], he had to pay over $30,000 in '''legal''' charges.'' #: ''The government brought '''legal''' [[action]] against three [[cigarette]] makers.'' ==Antonyms== *[[illegal]] [[ca:legal]] [[de:legal]] [[en:legal]] [[fr:legal]] [[io:legal]] [[it:legal]] [[hu:legal]] [[pl:legal]] [[pt:legal]] [[fi:legal]] [[vi:legal]] [[zh:legal]] 11970 2006-11-09T17:10:26Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ru:legal]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|legal|more legal|most legal}} # If an activity is '''legal''' it does not break any [[law]]s. #: ''In Canada, it is [[perfectly]] '''legal''' for a woman to walk down the street with no shirt on.'' {{adjective}} * only used before the noun # A '''legal''' problem, [[action]], [[fee]], etc. is [[related]] to the law or [[lawyer]]s. #: ''After losing the [[court]] [[case]], he had to pay over $30,000 in '''legal''' charges.'' #: ''The government brought '''legal''' [[action]] against three [[cigarette]] makers.'' ==Antonyms== *[[illegal]] [[ca:legal]] [[de:legal]] [[en:legal]] [[fr:legal]] [[io:legal]] [[it:legal]] [[hu:legal]] [[pl:legal]] [[pt:legal]] [[ru:legal]] [[fi:legal]] [[vi:legal]] [[zh:legal]] 12351 2006-11-16T12:15:39Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|legal|more legal|most legal}} # If an activity is '''legal''' it does not break any [[law]]s. #: ''In Canada, it is [[perfectly]] '''legal''' for a woman to walk down the street with no shirt on.'' {{adjective}} * only used before the noun # A '''legal''' problem, [[action]], [[fee]], etc. is [[related]] to the law or [[lawyer]]s. #: ''After losing the [[court]] [[case]], he had to pay over $30,000 in '''legal''' charges.'' #: ''The government brought '''legal''' [[action]] against three [[cigarette]] makers.'' ==Antonyms== *[[illegal]] [[ca:legal]] [[de:legal]] [[en:legal]] [[fr:legal]] [[io:legal]] [[it:legal]] [[hu:legal]] [[pl:legal]] [[pt:legal]] [[ru:legal]] [[fi:legal]] [[vi:legal]] [[zh:legal]] 13004 2006-11-29T18:21:52Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[tr:legal]] {{AWL}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|legal|more legal|most legal}} # If an activity is '''legal''' it does not break any [[law]]s. #: ''In Canada, it is [[perfectly]] '''legal''' for a woman to walk down the street with no shirt on.'' {{adjective}} * only used before the noun # A '''legal''' problem, [[action]], [[fee]], etc. is [[related]] to the law or [[lawyer]]s. #: ''After losing the [[court]] [[case]], he had to pay over $30,000 in '''legal''' charges.'' #: ''The government brought '''legal''' [[action]] against three [[cigarette]] makers.'' ==Antonyms== *[[illegal]] [[ca:legal]] [[de:legal]] [[en:legal]] [[fr:legal]] [[io:legal]] [[it:legal]] [[hu:legal]] [[pl:legal]] [[pt:legal]] [[ru:legal]] [[fi:legal]] [[vi:legal]] [[tr:legal]] [[zh:legal]] 2977 7148 2006-07-10T14:21:28Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''job''' is an [[activity]] that you do, usually, regularly and for [[pay]]. #: ''She got a good '''job''' as a [[manager]] in a book store.'' #: ''She does the same '''job''' as George, and she does it faster and better.'' #: ''Son, come here. I have a '''job''' for you before you start watching TV.'' 7593 2006-07-19T06:53:12Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: el, en, fa, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ko, pt, ru, ta, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''job''' is an [[activity]] that you do, usually, regularly and for [[pay]]. #: ''She got a good '''job''' as a [[manager]] in a book store.'' #: ''She does the same '''job''' as George, and she does it faster and better.'' #: ''Son, come here. I have a '''job''' for you before you start watching TV.'' [[el:job]] [[en:job]] [[fa:job]] [[fr:job]] [[ko:job]] [[io:job]] [[it:job]] [[hu:job]] [[pt:job]] [[ru:job]] [[fi:job]] [[ta:job]] [[vi:job]] [[zh:job]] 10120 2006-09-24T13:20:11Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[hy:job]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''job''' is an [[activity]] that you do, usually, regularly and for [[pay]]. #: ''She got a good '''job''' as a [[manager]] in a book store.'' #: ''She does the same '''job''' as George, and she does it faster and better.'' #: ''Son, come here. I have a '''job''' for you before you start watching TV.'' [[el:job]] [[en:job]] [[fa:job]] [[fr:job]] [[ko:job]] [[hy:job]] [[io:job]] [[it:job]] [[hu:job]] [[pt:job]] [[ru:job]] [[fi:job]] [[ta:job]] [[vi:job]] [[zh:job]] 10976 2006-10-13T20:56:52Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:job]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''job''' is an [[activity]] that you do, usually, regularly and for [[pay]]. #: ''She got a good '''job''' as a [[manager]] in a book store.'' #: ''She does the same '''job''' as George, and she does it faster and better.'' #: ''Son, come here. I have a '''job''' for you before you start watching TV.'' [[el:job]] [[en:job]] [[fa:job]] [[fr:job]] [[ko:job]] [[hy:job]] [[io:job]] [[it:job]] [[kk:job]] [[hu:job]] [[pt:job]] [[ru:job]] [[fi:job]] [[ta:job]] [[vi:job]] [[zh:job]] 11974 2006-11-09T17:11:09Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ja:job]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''job''' is an [[activity]] that you do, usually, regularly and for [[pay]]. #: ''She got a good '''job''' as a [[manager]] in a book store.'' #: ''She does the same '''job''' as George, and she does it faster and better.'' #: ''Son, come here. I have a '''job''' for you before you start watching TV.'' [[el:job]] [[en:job]] [[fa:job]] [[fr:job]] [[ko:job]] [[hy:job]] [[io:job]] [[it:job]] [[kk:job]] [[hu:job]] [[ja:job]] [[pt:job]] [[ru:job]] [[fi:job]] [[ta:job]] [[vi:job]] [[zh:job]] 12296 2006-11-16T03:14:15Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[pl:job]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''job''' is an [[activity]] that you do, usually, regularly and for [[pay]]. #: ''She got a good '''job''' as a [[manager]] in a book store.'' #: ''She does the same '''job''' as George, and she does it faster and better.'' #: ''Son, come here. I have a '''job''' for you before you start watching TV.'' [[el:job]] [[en:job]] [[fa:job]] [[fr:job]] [[ko:job]] [[hy:job]] [[io:job]] [[it:job]] [[kk:job]] [[hu:job]] [[ja:job]] [[pl:job]] [[pt:job]] [[ru:job]] [[fi:job]] [[ta:job]] [[vi:job]] [[zh:job]] 12461 2006-11-17T00:03:17Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''job''' is an [[activity]] that you do, usually, regularly and for [[pay]]. #: ''She got a good '''job''' as a [[manager]] in a book store.'' #: ''She does the same '''job''' as George, and she does it faster and better.'' #: ''Son, come here. I have a '''job''' for you before you start watching TV.'' [[el:job]] [[en:job]] [[fa:job]] [[fr:job]] [[ko:job]] [[hy:job]] [[io:job]] [[it:job]] [[kk:job]] [[hu:job]] [[ja:job]] [[pl:job]] [[pt:job]] [[ru:job]] [[fi:job]] [[ta:job]] [[vi:job]] [[zh:job]] 2978 7149 2006-07-10T14:29:59Z Brett 77 ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # If something '''finally''' happens, it means there was a long wait before it happened. #: ''I '''finally''' finished university. Now, I can start my real life.'' # '''Finally''' is used, often at the beginning of a [[sentence]], to show that this is the last thing or idea. #: ''First, I think that we should use less. Second, I think we should reuse the things that we have. And, '''finally''', I think we should [[recycle]] more.'' 7516 2006-07-19T04:08:15Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fr, hu, it, zh ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # If something '''finally''' happens, it means there was a long wait before it happened. #: ''I '''finally''' finished university. Now, I can start my real life.'' # '''Finally''' is used, often at the beginning of a [[sentence]], to show that this is the last thing or idea. #: ''First, I think that we should use less. Second, I think we should reuse the things that we have. And, '''finally''', I think we should [[recycle]] more.'' [[en:finally]] [[fr:finally]] [[it:finally]] [[hu:finally]] [[zh:finally]] 9602 2006-09-10T12:32:06Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # If something '''finally''' happens, it means there was a long wait before it happened. #: ''I '''finally''' finished university. Now, I can start my real life.'' # '''Finally''' is used, often at the beginning of a [[sentence]], to show that this is the last thing or idea. #: ''First, I think that we should use less. Second, I think we should reuse the things that we have. And, '''finally''', I think we should [[recycle]] more.'' [[en:finally]] [[fr:finally]] [[it:finally]] [[hu:finally]] [[vi:finally]] [[zh:finally]] 11100 2006-10-15T17:33:53Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ja:finally]] ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # If something '''finally''' happens, it means there was a long wait before it happened. #: ''I '''finally''' finished university. Now, I can start my real life.'' # '''Finally''' is used, often at the beginning of a [[sentence]], to show that this is the last thing or idea. #: ''First, I think that we should use less. Second, I think we should reuse the things that we have. And, '''finally''', I think we should [[recycle]] more.'' [[en:finally]] [[fr:finally]] [[it:finally]] [[hu:finally]] [[ja:finally]] [[vi:finally]] [[zh:finally]] 14041 2006-12-20T20:19:19Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[io:finally]] ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # If something '''finally''' happens, it means there was a long wait before it happened. #: ''I '''finally''' finished university. Now, I can start my real life.'' # '''Finally''' is used, often at the beginning of a [[sentence]], to show that this is the last thing or idea. #: ''First, I think that we should use less. Second, I think we should reuse the things that we have. And, '''finally''', I think we should [[recycle]] more.'' [[en:finally]] [[fr:finally]] [[io:finally]] [[it:finally]] [[hu:finally]] [[ja:finally]] [[vi:finally]] [[zh:finally]] 2979 7150 2006-07-10T14:39:09Z Brett 77 ==Adjective== {{adjective|technical|more technical|most technical}} # '''Technical''' problems, writing, or [[skill]]s, are related to special [[knowledge]] that most people don't have. #: ''Doctors use a lot of '''technical''' [[vocabulary]]. I wish they would explain things more easily.'' #: ''Our computers had some kind of '''technical''' problem, so we had to call somebody to come and fix it.'' 7678 2006-07-19T10:19:14Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, hu, it, vi, zh ==Adjective== {{adjective|technical|more technical|most technical}} # '''Technical''' problems, writing, or [[skill]]s, are related to special [[knowledge]] that most people don't have. #: ''Doctors use a lot of '''technical''' [[vocabulary]]. I wish they would explain things more easily.'' #: ''Our computers had some kind of '''technical''' problem, so we had to call somebody to come and fix it.'' [[en:technical]] [[it:technical]] [[hu:technical]] [[vi:technical]] [[zh:technical]] 9782 2006-09-10T14:40:49Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ta ==Adjective== {{adjective|technical|more technical|most technical}} # '''Technical''' problems, writing, or [[skill]]s, are related to special [[knowledge]] that most people don't have. #: ''Doctors use a lot of '''technical''' [[vocabulary]]. I wish they would explain things more easily.'' #: ''Our computers had some kind of '''technical''' problem, so we had to call somebody to come and fix it.'' [[en:technical]] [[it:technical]] [[hu:technical]] [[ta:technical]] [[vi:technical]] [[zh:technical]] 10235 2006-09-24T14:10:35Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[fa:technical]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|technical|more technical|most technical}} # '''Technical''' problems, writing, or [[skill]]s, are related to special [[knowledge]] that most people don't have. #: ''Doctors use a lot of '''technical''' [[vocabulary]]. I wish they would explain things more easily.'' #: ''Our computers had some kind of '''technical''' problem, so we had to call somebody to come and fix it.'' [[en:technical]] [[fa:technical]] [[it:technical]] [[hu:technical]] [[ta:technical]] [[vi:technical]] [[zh:technical]] 12039 2006-11-09T18:07:12Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ru:technical]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|technical|more technical|most technical}} # '''Technical''' problems, writing, or [[skill]]s, are related to special [[knowledge]] that most people don't have. #: ''Doctors use a lot of '''technical''' [[vocabulary]]. I wish they would explain things more easily.'' #: ''Our computers had some kind of '''technical''' problem, so we had to call somebody to come and fix it.'' [[en:technical]] [[fa:technical]] [[it:technical]] [[hu:technical]] [[ru:technical]] [[ta:technical]] [[vi:technical]] [[zh:technical]] 12414 2006-11-16T12:43:58Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|technical|more technical|most technical}} # '''Technical''' problems, writing, or [[skill]]s, are related to special [[knowledge]] that most people don't have. #: ''Doctors use a lot of '''technical''' [[vocabulary]]. I wish they would explain things more easily.'' #: ''Our computers had some kind of '''technical''' problem, so we had to call somebody to come and fix it.'' [[en:technical]] [[fa:technical]] [[it:technical]] [[hu:technical]] [[ru:technical]] [[ta:technical]] [[vi:technical]] [[zh:technical]] 2980 7151 2006-07-10T14:50:43Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # '''Aid''' is the help that is given to people, usually by a [[government]] or [[institution]]. #: ''After the [[flood]] the [[UN]] sent $500 million of '''aid''' in the form of food, water, [[tent]]s, and [[medical]] [[supplies]].'' {{noun}} # An '''aid''' is a person or thing that helps you do an [[activity]]. #: ''The [[president]]'s '''aid''' spoke to the newspapers today.'' #: ''I can't see, but I have a number of '''aids''', such as a [[cane]], a dog, and a talking computer, that make my life easier.'' ===Related words=== * See also [[AIDS]] ==Verb== {{verb|aid|aids|aided|aiding}} # If you '''aid''' someone, you [[help]] them. 7324 2006-07-18T20:18:46Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, gl, hu, io, it, pt, zh ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # '''Aid''' is the help that is given to people, usually by a [[government]] or [[institution]]. #: ''After the [[flood]] the [[UN]] sent $500 million of '''aid''' in the form of food, water, [[tent]]s, and [[medical]] [[supplies]].'' {{noun}} # An '''aid''' is a person or thing that helps you do an [[activity]]. #: ''The [[president]]'s '''aid''' spoke to the newspapers today.'' #: ''I can't see, but I have a number of '''aids''', such as a [[cane]], a dog, and a talking computer, that make my life easier.'' ===Related words=== * See also [[AIDS]] ==Verb== {{verb|aid|aids|aided|aiding}} # If you '''aid''' someone, you [[help]] them. [[en:aid]] [[fr:aid]] [[gl:aid]] [[io:aid]] [[it:aid]] [[hu:aid]] [[pt:aid]] [[fi:aid]] [[zh:aid]] 9462 2006-09-10T11:13:41Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # '''Aid''' is the help that is given to people, usually by a [[government]] or [[institution]]. #: ''After the [[flood]] the [[UN]] sent $500 million of '''aid''' in the form of food, water, [[tent]]s, and [[medical]] [[supplies]].'' {{noun}} # An '''aid''' is a person or thing that helps you do an [[activity]]. #: ''The [[president]]'s '''aid''' spoke to the newspapers today.'' #: ''I can't see, but I have a number of '''aids''', such as a [[cane]], a dog, and a talking computer, that make my life easier.'' ===Related words=== * See also [[AIDS]] ==Verb== {{verb|aid|aids|aided|aiding}} # If you '''aid''' someone, you [[help]] them. [[en:aid]] [[fr:aid]] [[gl:aid]] [[io:aid]] [[it:aid]] [[hu:aid]] [[pt:aid]] [[fi:aid]] [[vi:aid]] [[zh:aid]] 10341 2006-10-04T07:21:42Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[de:aid]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # '''Aid''' is the help that is given to people, usually by a [[government]] or [[institution]]. #: ''After the [[flood]] the [[UN]] sent $500 million of '''aid''' in the form of food, water, [[tent]]s, and [[medical]] [[supplies]].'' {{noun}} # An '''aid''' is a person or thing that helps you do an [[activity]]. #: ''The [[president]]'s '''aid''' spoke to the newspapers today.'' #: ''I can't see, but I have a number of '''aids''', such as a [[cane]], a dog, and a talking computer, that make my life easier.'' ===Related words=== * See also [[AIDS]] ==Verb== {{verb|aid|aids|aided|aiding}} # If you '''aid''' someone, you [[help]] them. [[de:aid]] [[en:aid]] [[fr:aid]] [[gl:aid]] [[io:aid]] [[it:aid]] [[hu:aid]] [[pt:aid]] [[fi:aid]] [[vi:aid]] [[zh:aid]] 11103 2006-10-15T18:31:02Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:aid]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # '''Aid''' is the help that is given to people, usually by a [[government]] or [[institution]]. #: ''After the [[flood]] the [[UN]] sent $500 million of '''aid''' in the form of food, water, [[tent]]s, and [[medical]] [[supplies]].'' {{noun}} # An '''aid''' is a person or thing that helps you do an [[activity]]. #: ''The [[president]]'s '''aid''' spoke to the newspapers today.'' #: ''I can't see, but I have a number of '''aids''', such as a [[cane]], a dog, and a talking computer, that make my life easier.'' ===Related words=== * See also [[AIDS]] ==Verb== {{verb|aid|aids|aided|aiding}} # If you '''aid''' someone, you [[help]] them. [[de:aid]] [[en:aid]] [[fr:aid]] [[gl:aid]] [[io:aid]] [[it:aid]] [[hu:aid]] [[pt:aid]] [[ru:aid]] [[fi:aid]] [[vi:aid]] [[zh:aid]] 12480 2006-11-17T02:02:41Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # '''Aid''' is the help that is given to people, usually by a [[government]] or [[institution]]. #: ''After the [[flood]] the [[UN]] sent $500 million of '''aid''' in the form of food, water, [[tent]]s, and [[medical]] [[supplies]].'' {{noun}} # An '''aid''' is a person or thing that helps you do an [[activity]]. #: ''The [[president]]'s '''aid''' spoke to the newspapers today.'' #: ''I can't see, but I have a number of '''aids''', such as a [[cane]], a dog, and a talking computer, that make my life easier.'' ===Related words=== * See also [[AIDS]] ==Verb== {{verb|aid|aids|aided|aiding}} # If you '''aid''' someone, you [[help]] them. [[de:aid]] [[en:aid]] [[fr:aid]] [[gl:aid]] [[io:aid]] [[it:aid]] [[hu:aid]] [[pt:aid]] [[ru:aid]] [[fi:aid]] [[vi:aid]] [[zh:aid]] 13612 2006-12-11T02:12:08Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:aid]] {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # '''Aid''' is the help that is given to people, usually by a [[government]] or [[institution]]. #: ''After the [[flood]] the [[UN]] sent $500 million of '''aid''' in the form of food, water, [[tent]]s, and [[medical]] [[supplies]].'' {{noun}} # An '''aid''' is a person or thing that helps you do an [[activity]]. #: ''The [[president]]'s '''aid''' spoke to the newspapers today.'' #: ''I can't see, but I have a number of '''aids''', such as a [[cane]], a dog, and a talking computer, that make my life easier.'' ===Related words=== * See also [[AIDS]] ==Verb== {{verb|aid|aids|aided|aiding}} # If you '''aid''' someone, you [[help]] them. [[de:aid]] [[en:aid]] [[fa:aid]] [[fr:aid]] [[gl:aid]] [[io:aid]] [[it:aid]] [[hu:aid]] [[pt:aid]] [[ru:aid]] [[fi:aid]] [[vi:aid]] [[zh:aid]] 14275 2006-12-21T19:09:03Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # ({{mass noun}}) '''Aid''' is the help that is given to people, usually by a [[government]] or [[institution]]. #: ''After the [[flood]] the [[UN]] sent $500 million of '''aid''' in the form of food, water, [[tent]]s, and [[medical]] [[supplies]].'' # An '''aid''' is a person or thing that helps you do an [[activity]]. #: ''The [[president]]'s '''aid''' spoke to the newspapers today.'' #: ''I can't see, but I have a number of '''aids''', such as a [[cane]], a dog, and a talking computer, that make my life easier.'' ===Related words=== * See also [[AIDS]] ==Verb== {{verb|aid|aids|aided|aiding}} # If you '''aid''' someone, you [[help]] them. [[de:aid]] [[en:aid]] [[fa:aid]] [[fr:aid]] [[gl:aid]] [[io:aid]] [[it:aid]] [[hu:aid]] [[pt:aid]] [[ru:aid]] [[fi:aid]] [[vi:aid]] [[zh:aid]] 14276 2006-12-21T19:09:19Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # ({{mass noun}}) '''Aid''' is the help that is given to people, usually by a [[government]] or [[institution]]. #: ''After the [[flood]] the [[UN]] sent $500 million of '''aid''' in the form of food, water, [[tent]]s, and [[medical]] [[supplies]].'' # ({{countable}}) An '''aid''' is a person or thing that helps you do an [[activity]]. #: ''The [[president]]'s '''aid''' spoke to the newspapers today.'' #: ''I can't see, but I have a number of '''aids''', such as a [[cane]], a dog, and a talking computer, that make my life easier.'' ===Related words=== * See also [[AIDS]] ==Verb== {{verb|aid|aids|aided|aiding}} # If you '''aid''' someone, you [[help]] them. [[de:aid]] [[en:aid]] [[fa:aid]] [[fr:aid]] [[gl:aid]] [[io:aid]] [[it:aid]] [[hu:aid]] [[pt:aid]] [[ru:aid]] [[fi:aid]] [[vi:aid]] [[zh:aid]] 14364 2006-12-22T21:56:29Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:aid]] {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # ({{mass noun}}) '''Aid''' is the help that is given to people, usually by a [[government]] or [[institution]]. #: ''After the [[flood]] the [[UN]] sent $500 million of '''aid''' in the form of food, water, [[tent]]s, and [[medical]] [[supplies]].'' # ({{countable}}) An '''aid''' is a person or thing that helps you do an [[activity]]. #: ''The [[president]]'s '''aid''' spoke to the newspapers today.'' #: ''I can't see, but I have a number of '''aids''', such as a [[cane]], a dog, and a talking computer, that make my life easier.'' ===Related words=== * See also [[AIDS]] ==Verb== {{verb|aid|aids|aided|aiding}} # If you '''aid''' someone, you [[help]] them. [[de:aid]] [[en:aid]] [[fa:aid]] [[fr:aid]] [[gl:aid]] [[io:aid]] [[it:aid]] [[kk:aid]] [[hu:aid]] [[pt:aid]] [[ru:aid]] [[fi:aid]] [[vi:aid]] [[zh:aid]] 2981 7153 2006-07-10T15:00:17Z Brett 77 ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # If you do something '''formally''', you do it in a [[formal]] way. 7510 2006-07-19T03:59:40Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, it, zh ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # If you do something '''formally''', you do it in a [[formal]] way. [[en:formally]] [[it:formally]] [[zh:formally]] 9592 2006-09-10T12:30:25Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # If you do something '''formally''', you do it in a [[formal]] way. [[en:formally]] [[it:formally]] [[vi:formally]] [[zh:formally]] 2982 7154 2006-07-10T15:00:54Z Brett 77 ==Verb== {{verb|grant|grants|granted|granting}} # If you '''grant''' something to something, you give it to them, usually [[formally]]. #: ''The school has '''granted''' us permission to use a classroom in the evenings.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} # A grant is something, usually money, that is given to someone, usually by a [[government]] or [[institution]]. #: ''The professor [[receive]]d a [[research]] '''grant''' to study weather changes.'' #: ''I got a $2,000 [[government]] '''grant''' to help me got to school.'' ===Related words=== * [[granted]] 7155 2006-07-10T20:54:48Z Kappa 92 typo ==Verb== {{verb|grant|grants|granted|granting}} # If you '''grant''' something to something, you give it to them, usually [[formally]]. #: ''The school has '''granted''' us permission to use a classroom in the evenings.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} # A grant is something, usually money, that is given to someone, usually by a [[government]] or [[institution]]. #: ''The professor [[receive]]d a [[research]] '''grant''' to study weather changes.'' #: ''I got a $2,000 [[government]] '''grant''' to help me go to school.'' ===Related words=== * [[granted]] 7503 2006-07-19T03:49:50Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fr, hu, io, it, pt, zh ==Verb== {{verb|grant|grants|granted|granting}} # If you '''grant''' something to something, you give it to them, usually [[formally]]. #: ''The school has '''granted''' us permission to use a classroom in the evenings.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} # A grant is something, usually money, that is given to someone, usually by a [[government]] or [[institution]]. #: ''The professor [[receive]]d a [[research]] '''grant''' to study weather changes.'' #: ''I got a $2,000 [[government]] '''grant''' to help me go to school.'' ===Related words=== * [[granted]] [[en:grant]] [[fr:grant]] [[io:grant]] [[it:grant]] [[hu:grant]] [[pt:grant]] [[zh:grant]] 9623 2006-09-10T12:48:29Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Verb== {{verb|grant|grants|granted|granting}} # If you '''grant''' something to something, you give it to them, usually [[formally]]. #: ''The school has '''granted''' us permission to use a classroom in the evenings.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} # A grant is something, usually money, that is given to someone, usually by a [[government]] or [[institution]]. #: ''The professor [[receive]]d a [[research]] '''grant''' to study weather changes.'' #: ''I got a $2,000 [[government]] '''grant''' to help me go to school.'' ===Related words=== * [[granted]] [[en:grant]] [[fr:grant]] [[io:grant]] [[it:grant]] [[hu:grant]] [[pt:grant]] [[vi:grant]] [[zh:grant]] 10101 2006-09-24T13:10:36Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ta:grant]] ==Verb== {{verb|grant|grants|granted|granting}} # If you '''grant''' something to something, you give it to them, usually [[formally]]. #: ''The school has '''granted''' us permission to use a classroom in the evenings.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} # A grant is something, usually money, that is given to someone, usually by a [[government]] or [[institution]]. #: ''The professor [[receive]]d a [[research]] '''grant''' to study weather changes.'' #: ''I got a $2,000 [[government]] '''grant''' to help me go to school.'' ===Related words=== * [[granted]] [[en:grant]] [[fr:grant]] [[io:grant]] [[it:grant]] [[hu:grant]] [[pt:grant]] [[ta:grant]] [[vi:grant]] [[zh:grant]] 11216 2006-10-17T20:29:46Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:grant]] ==Verb== {{verb|grant|grants|granted|granting}} # If you '''grant''' something to something, you give it to them, usually [[formally]]. #: ''The school has '''granted''' us permission to use a classroom in the evenings.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} # A grant is something, usually money, that is given to someone, usually by a [[government]] or [[institution]]. #: ''The professor [[receive]]d a [[research]] '''grant''' to study weather changes.'' #: ''I got a $2,000 [[government]] '''grant''' to help me go to school.'' ===Related words=== * [[granted]] [[en:grant]] [[fr:grant]] [[io:grant]] [[it:grant]] [[hu:grant]] [[pt:grant]] [[ru:grant]] [[ta:grant]] [[vi:grant]] [[zh:grant]] 12631 2006-11-25T15:52:53Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:grant]] ==Verb== {{verb|grant|grants|granted|granting}} # If you '''grant''' something to something, you give it to them, usually [[formally]]. #: ''The school has '''granted''' us permission to use a classroom in the evenings.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} # A grant is something, usually money, that is given to someone, usually by a [[government]] or [[institution]]. #: ''The professor [[receive]]d a [[research]] '''grant''' to study weather changes.'' #: ''I got a $2,000 [[government]] '''grant''' to help me go to school.'' ===Related words=== * [[granted]] [[en:grant]] [[fa:grant]] [[fr:grant]] [[io:grant]] [[it:grant]] [[hu:grant]] [[pt:grant]] [[ru:grant]] [[ta:grant]] [[vi:grant]] [[zh:grant]] 2983 7158 2006-07-11T02:00:39Z Kappa 92 '''Milk''' is a white liquid some animals make for their babies to drink. People often drink cow's milk. [[Image:Milk glass.jpg|thumb|A glass of milk]] ==Noun== '''Milk''' is a white liquid some animals make for their babies to drink. People often drink cow's milk. ==Verb== If you take the milk out of a cow, you '''milk''' the cow. {{wiktionary}} 7159 2006-07-11T02:03:46Z Kappa 92 fmt [[Image:Milk glass.jpg|thumb|A glass of milk]] ==Noun== '''milk''' #'''Milk''' is a white liquid some animals make for their babies to drink. People often drink cow's milk. ==Verb== '''milk''' #If you take the milk out of a cow, you '''milk''' the cow. {{wiktionary}} 7620 2006-07-19T08:06:51Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ang, el, en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, ko, ku, la, pl, pt, ru, sr, sv, ta, zh [[Image:Milk glass.jpg|thumb|A glass of milk]] ==Noun== '''milk''' #'''Milk''' is a white liquid some animals make for their babies to drink. People often drink cow's milk. ==Verb== '''milk''' #If you take the milk out of a cow, you '''milk''' the cow. {{wiktionary}} [[ang:milk]] [[el:milk]] [[en:milk]] [[fr:milk]] [[ko:milk]] [[io:milk]] [[it:milk]] [[ku:milk]] [[la:milk]] [[hu:milk]] [[ja:milk]] [[pl:milk]] [[pt:milk]] [[ru:milk]] [[sr:milk]] [[fi:milk]] [[sv:milk]] [[ta:milk]] [[zh:milk]] 7837 2006-07-21T01:30:33Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ [[Image:Milk glass.jpg|thumb|A glass of milk]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #'''Milk''' is a white liquid some animals make for their babies to drink. People often drink cow's milk. ==Verb== '''milk''' #If you take the milk out of a cow, you '''milk''' the cow. {{wiktionary}} [[ang:milk]] [[el:milk]] [[en:milk]] [[fr:milk]] [[ko:milk]] [[io:milk]] [[it:milk]] [[ku:milk]] [[la:milk]] [[hu:milk]] [[ja:milk]] [[pl:milk]] [[pt:milk]] [[ru:milk]] [[sr:milk]] [[fi:milk]] [[sv:milk]] [[ta:milk]] [[zh:milk]] 7838 2006-07-21T01:31:12Z Brett 77 /* Verb */ [[Image:Milk glass.jpg|thumb|A glass of milk]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #'''Milk''' is a white liquid some animals make for their babies to drink. People often drink cow's milk. ==Verb== {{verb|milk|milks|milked|milking}} {{transitive verb}} #If you take the milk out of a cow, you '''milk''' the cow. {{wiktionary}} [[ang:milk]] [[el:milk]] [[en:milk]] [[fr:milk]] [[ko:milk]] [[io:milk]] [[it:milk]] [[ku:milk]] [[la:milk]] [[hu:milk]] [[ja:milk]] [[pl:milk]] [[pt:milk]] [[ru:milk]] [[sr:milk]] [[fi:milk]] [[sv:milk]] [[ta:milk]] [[zh:milk]] 9697 2006-09-10T13:42:45Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy, vi [[Image:Milk glass.jpg|thumb|A glass of milk]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #'''Milk''' is a white liquid some animals make for their babies to drink. People often drink cow's milk. ==Verb== {{verb|milk|milks|milked|milking}} {{transitive verb}} #If you take the milk out of a cow, you '''milk''' the cow. {{wiktionary}} [[ang:milk]] [[el:milk]] [[en:milk]] [[fr:milk]] [[ko:milk]] [[hy:milk]] [[io:milk]] [[it:milk]] [[ku:milk]] [[la:milk]] [[hu:milk]] [[ja:milk]] [[pl:milk]] [[pt:milk]] [[ru:milk]] [[sr:milk]] [[fi:milk]] [[sv:milk]] [[ta:milk]] [[vi:milk]] [[zh:milk]] 10147 2006-09-24T13:31:28Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[tr:milk]] [[Image:Milk glass.jpg|thumb|A glass of milk]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #'''Milk''' is a white liquid some animals make for their babies to drink. People often drink cow's milk. ==Verb== {{verb|milk|milks|milked|milking}} {{transitive verb}} #If you take the milk out of a cow, you '''milk''' the cow. {{wiktionary}} [[ang:milk]] [[el:milk]] [[en:milk]] [[fr:milk]] [[ko:milk]] [[hy:milk]] [[io:milk]] [[it:milk]] [[ku:milk]] [[la:milk]] [[hu:milk]] [[ja:milk]] [[pl:milk]] [[pt:milk]] [[ru:milk]] [[sr:milk]] [[fi:milk]] [[sv:milk]] [[ta:milk]] [[vi:milk]] [[tr:milk]] [[zh:milk]] 10765 2006-10-10T17:59:08Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:milk]], [[uk:milk]] [[Image:Milk glass.jpg|thumb|A glass of milk]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #'''Milk''' is a white liquid some animals make for their babies to drink. People often drink cow's milk. ==Verb== {{verb|milk|milks|milked|milking}} {{transitive verb}} #If you take the milk out of a cow, you '''milk''' the cow. {{wiktionary}} [[ang:milk]] [[el:milk]] [[en:milk]] [[fr:milk]] [[ko:milk]] [[hy:milk]] [[io:milk]] [[it:milk]] [[kk:milk]] [[ku:milk]] [[la:milk]] [[hu:milk]] [[ja:milk]] [[pl:milk]] [[pt:milk]] [[ru:milk]] [[sr:milk]] [[fi:milk]] [[sv:milk]] [[ta:milk]] [[vi:milk]] [[tr:milk]] [[uk:milk]] [[zh:milk]] 13959 2006-12-20T04:29:13Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:milk]] [[Image:Milk glass.jpg|thumb|A glass of milk]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #'''Milk''' is a white liquid some animals make for their babies to drink. People often drink cow's milk. ==Verb== {{verb|milk|milks|milked|milking}} {{transitive verb}} #If you take the milk out of a cow, you '''milk''' the cow. {{wiktionary}} [[ang:milk]] [[el:milk]] [[en:milk]] [[fa:milk]] [[fr:milk]] [[ko:milk]] [[hy:milk]] [[io:milk]] [[it:milk]] [[kk:milk]] [[ku:milk]] [[la:milk]] [[hu:milk]] [[ja:milk]] [[pl:milk]] [[pt:milk]] [[ru:milk]] [[sr:milk]] [[fi:milk]] [[sv:milk]] [[ta:milk]] [[vi:milk]] [[tr:milk]] [[uk:milk]] [[zh:milk]] 2984 7173 2006-07-14T23:40:51Z Brett 77 ==Adjective== {{adjective|warm|warmer|warmest}} #If something is '''warm''', it is a nice [[temperature]] between [[cool]] and [[hot]]. #*''It's good to come into a nice warm house on a [[winter]]'s day.'' #*''She [[wash]]ed her [[face]] in the '''warm''' water.'' ==Verb== {{verb|warm|warms|warmed|warming}} #If you '''warm''' something, you [[increase]] the [[temperature]]. #*''At 7:30, the sun came up and '''warmed'' them a little.'' #*''Oh, the coffee's [[cold]]. Can you '''warm''' it up for me?'' 7744 2006-07-19T12:31:21Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, en, fi, fr, hu, id, io, it, ja, ko, nl, pl, pt, ru, vi, zh ==Adjective== {{adjective|warm|warmer|warmest}} #If something is '''warm''', it is a nice [[temperature]] between [[cool]] and [[hot]]. #*''It's good to come into a nice warm house on a [[winter]]'s day.'' #*''She [[wash]]ed her [[face]] in the '''warm''' water.'' ==Verb== {{verb|warm|warms|warmed|warming}} #If you '''warm''' something, you [[increase]] the [[temperature]]. #*''At 7:30, the sun came up and '''warmed'' them a little.'' #*''Oh, the coffee's [[cold]]. Can you '''warm''' it up for me?'' [[de:warm]] [[en:warm]] [[fr:warm]] [[ko:warm]] [[io:warm]] [[id:warm]] [[it:warm]] [[hu:warm]] [[nl:warm]] [[ja:warm]] [[pl:warm]] [[pt:warm]] [[ru:warm]] [[fi:warm]] [[vi:warm]] [[zh:warm]] 8703 2006-08-13T19:49:10Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ta ==Adjective== {{adjective|warm|warmer|warmest}} #If something is '''warm''', it is a nice [[temperature]] between [[cool]] and [[hot]]. #*''It's good to come into a nice warm house on a [[winter]]'s day.'' #*''She [[wash]]ed her [[face]] in the '''warm''' water.'' ==Verb== {{verb|warm|warms|warmed|warming}} #If you '''warm''' something, you [[increase]] the [[temperature]]. #*''At 7:30, the sun came up and '''warmed'' them a little.'' #*''Oh, the coffee's [[cold]]. Can you '''warm''' it up for me?'' [[de:warm]] [[en:warm]] [[fr:warm]] [[ko:warm]] [[io:warm]] [[id:warm]] [[it:warm]] [[hu:warm]] [[nl:warm]] [[ja:warm]] [[pl:warm]] [[pt:warm]] [[ru:warm]] [[fi:warm]] [[ta:warm]] [[vi:warm]] [[zh:warm]] 10277 2006-09-24T14:25:38Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[es:warm]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|warm|warmer|warmest}} #If something is '''warm''', it is a nice [[temperature]] between [[cool]] and [[hot]]. #*''It's good to come into a nice warm house on a [[winter]]'s day.'' #*''She [[wash]]ed her [[face]] in the '''warm''' water.'' ==Verb== {{verb|warm|warms|warmed|warming}} #If you '''warm''' something, you [[increase]] the [[temperature]]. #*''At 7:30, the sun came up and '''warmed'' them a little.'' #*''Oh, the coffee's [[cold]]. Can you '''warm''' it up for me?'' [[de:warm]] [[en:warm]] [[es:warm]] [[fr:warm]] [[ko:warm]] [[io:warm]] [[id:warm]] [[it:warm]] [[hu:warm]] [[nl:warm]] [[ja:warm]] [[pl:warm]] [[pt:warm]] [[ru:warm]] [[fi:warm]] [[ta:warm]] [[vi:warm]] [[zh:warm]] 11028 2006-10-14T11:46:07Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:warm]], [[uk:warm]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|warm|warmer|warmest}} #If something is '''warm''', it is a nice [[temperature]] between [[cool]] and [[hot]]. #*''It's good to come into a nice warm house on a [[winter]]'s day.'' #*''She [[wash]]ed her [[face]] in the '''warm''' water.'' ==Verb== {{verb|warm|warms|warmed|warming}} #If you '''warm''' something, you [[increase]] the [[temperature]]. #*''At 7:30, the sun came up and '''warmed'' them a little.'' #*''Oh, the coffee's [[cold]]. Can you '''warm''' it up for me?'' [[de:warm]] [[en:warm]] [[es:warm]] [[fr:warm]] [[ko:warm]] [[io:warm]] [[id:warm]] [[it:warm]] [[kk:warm]] [[hu:warm]] [[nl:warm]] [[ja:warm]] [[pl:warm]] [[pt:warm]] [[ru:warm]] [[fi:warm]] [[ta:warm]] [[vi:warm]] [[uk:warm]] [[zh:warm]] 11664 2006-10-30T21:34:47Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ku:warm]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|warm|warmer|warmest}} #If something is '''warm''', it is a nice [[temperature]] between [[cool]] and [[hot]]. #*''It's good to come into a nice warm house on a [[winter]]'s day.'' #*''She [[wash]]ed her [[face]] in the '''warm''' water.'' ==Verb== {{verb|warm|warms|warmed|warming}} #If you '''warm''' something, you [[increase]] the [[temperature]]. #*''At 7:30, the sun came up and '''warmed'' them a little.'' #*''Oh, the coffee's [[cold]]. Can you '''warm''' it up for me?'' [[de:warm]] [[en:warm]] [[es:warm]] [[fr:warm]] [[ko:warm]] [[io:warm]] [[id:warm]] [[it:warm]] [[kk:warm]] [[ku:warm]] [[hu:warm]] [[nl:warm]] [[ja:warm]] [[pl:warm]] [[pt:warm]] [[ru:warm]] [[fi:warm]] [[ta:warm]] [[vi:warm]] [[uk:warm]] [[zh:warm]] 14314 2006-12-22T02:05:31Z Brett 77 ==Adjective== {{adjective|warm|warmer|warmest}} #If something is '''warm''', it is a nice [[temperature]] between [[cool]] and [[hot]]. #*''It's good to come into a nice '''warm''' house on a [[winter]]'s day.'' #*''She [[wash]]ed her [[face]] in the '''warm''' water.'' ==Verb== {{verb|warm|warms|warmed|warming}} #If you '''warm''' something, you [[increase]] the [[temperature]]. #*''At 7:30, the sun came up and '''warmed'' them a little.'' #*''Oh, the coffee's [[cold]]. Can you '''warm''' it up for me?'' [[de:warm]] [[en:warm]] [[es:warm]] [[fr:warm]] [[ko:warm]] [[io:warm]] [[id:warm]] [[it:warm]] [[kk:warm]] [[ku:warm]] [[hu:warm]] [[nl:warm]] [[ja:warm]] [[pl:warm]] [[pt:warm]] [[ru:warm]] [[fi:warm]] [[ta:warm]] [[vi:warm]] [[uk:warm]] [[zh:warm]] 14315 2006-12-22T02:05:56Z Brett 77 /* Verb */ ==Adjective== {{adjective|warm|warmer|warmest}} #If something is '''warm''', it is a nice [[temperature]] between [[cool]] and [[hot]]. #*''It's good to come into a nice '''warm''' house on a [[winter]]'s day.'' #*''She [[wash]]ed her [[face]] in the '''warm''' water.'' ==Verb== {{verb|warm|warms|warmed|warming}} #If you '''warm''' something, you [[increase]] the [[temperature]]. #*''At 7:30, the sun came up and '''warmed''' them a little.'' #*''Oh, the coffee's [[cold]]. Can you '''warm''' it up for me?'' [[de:warm]] [[en:warm]] [[es:warm]] [[fr:warm]] [[ko:warm]] [[io:warm]] [[id:warm]] [[it:warm]] [[kk:warm]] [[ku:warm]] [[hu:warm]] [[nl:warm]] [[ja:warm]] [[pl:warm]] [[pt:warm]] [[ru:warm]] [[fi:warm]] [[ta:warm]] [[vi:warm]] [[uk:warm]] [[zh:warm]] 2985 7175 2006-07-14T23:45:07Z Brett 77 ==Preposition== {{preposition}} #If you do something '''during''' something else, you do it at the same time. #*''He often reads '''during''' dinner.'' #*''I'm always tired because I work '''during''' the night.'' 7176 2006-07-14T23:46:30Z Brett 77 /* Preposition */ ==Preposition== {{preposition}} #If you do something '''during''' something else, you do it at the same time. #*''He often reads '''during''' dinner.'' #*''I'm always tired because I work '''during''' the night.'' ==Related words== *see [[while]] 7440 2006-07-19T01:24:45Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, pt, sv, zh ==Preposition== {{preposition}} #If you do something '''during''' something else, you do it at the same time. #*''He often reads '''during''' dinner.'' #*''I'm always tired because I work '''during''' the night.'' ==Related words== *see [[while]] [[en:during]] [[fr:during]] [[io:during]] [[it:during]] [[hu:during]] [[pt:during]] [[fi:during]] [[sv:during]] [[zh:during]] 10031 2006-09-24T12:45:55Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[vi:during]] ==Preposition== {{preposition}} #If you do something '''during''' something else, you do it at the same time. #*''He often reads '''during''' dinner.'' #*''I'm always tired because I work '''during''' the night.'' ==Related words== *see [[while]] [[en:during]] [[fr:during]] [[io:during]] [[it:during]] [[hu:during]] [[pt:during]] [[fi:during]] [[sv:during]] [[vi:during]] [[zh:during]] 2986 7177 2006-07-15T00:38:00Z Brett 77 ==Adjective== {{adjective|cool|cooler|coolest}} #If something is '''cool''', its [[temperature]] is between [[warm]] and [[cold]]. #*''It's hard to keep the house nice and '''cool''' on a hot summer's day.'' #*''The [[air]] was cool, so he put on his [[jacket]].'' #If you say something is '''cool''' you mean it is good and you like it. #*''That's a really '''cool''' [[cell phone]]! Where did you get it?'' ==Verb== {{verb|cool|cools|cooled|cooling}} #If you '''cool''' something, you [[decrease]] the [[temperature]]. #*''The soup was too [[hot]], so he waited for it to '''cool''' a little.'' #*''Let's go for a swim and '''cool''' off.'' 7469 2006-07-19T02:19:36Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, de, en, es, fa, fi, fr, hu, it, ko, nl, pt, zh ==Adjective== {{adjective|cool|cooler|coolest}} #If something is '''cool''', its [[temperature]] is between [[warm]] and [[cold]]. #*''It's hard to keep the house nice and '''cool''' on a hot summer's day.'' #*''The [[air]] was cool, so he put on his [[jacket]].'' #If you say something is '''cool''' you mean it is good and you like it. #*''That's a really '''cool''' [[cell phone]]! Where did you get it?'' ==Verb== {{verb|cool|cools|cooled|cooling}} #If you '''cool''' something, you [[decrease]] the [[temperature]]. #*''The soup was too [[hot]], so he waited for it to '''cool''' a little.'' #*''Let's go for a swim and '''cool''' off.'' [[ar:cool]] [[de:cool]] [[en:cool]] [[es:cool]] [[fa:cool]] [[fr:cool]] [[ko:cool]] [[it:cool]] [[hu:cool]] [[nl:cool]] [[pt:cool]] [[fi:cool]] [[zh:cool]] 8620 2006-08-13T19:17:32Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: io ==Adjective== {{adjective|cool|cooler|coolest}} #If something is '''cool''', its [[temperature]] is between [[warm]] and [[cold]]. #*''It's hard to keep the house nice and '''cool''' on a hot summer's day.'' #*''The [[air]] was cool, so he put on his [[jacket]].'' #If you say something is '''cool''' you mean it is good and you like it. #*''That's a really '''cool''' [[cell phone]]! Where did you get it?'' ==Verb== {{verb|cool|cools|cooled|cooling}} #If you '''cool''' something, you [[decrease]] the [[temperature]]. #*''The soup was too [[hot]], so he waited for it to '''cool''' a little.'' #*''Let's go for a swim and '''cool''' off.'' [[ar:cool]] [[de:cool]] [[en:cool]] [[es:cool]] [[fa:cool]] [[fr:cool]] [[ko:cool]] [[io:cool]] [[it:cool]] [[hu:cool]] [[nl:cool]] [[pt:cool]] [[fi:cool]] [[zh:cool]] 9514 2006-09-10T11:44:15Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Adjective== {{adjective|cool|cooler|coolest}} #If something is '''cool''', its [[temperature]] is between [[warm]] and [[cold]]. #*''It's hard to keep the house nice and '''cool''' on a hot summer's day.'' #*''The [[air]] was cool, so he put on his [[jacket]].'' #If you say something is '''cool''' you mean it is good and you like it. #*''That's a really '''cool''' [[cell phone]]! Where did you get it?'' ==Verb== {{verb|cool|cools|cooled|cooling}} #If you '''cool''' something, you [[decrease]] the [[temperature]]. #*''The soup was too [[hot]], so he waited for it to '''cool''' a little.'' #*''Let's go for a swim and '''cool''' off.'' [[ar:cool]] [[de:cool]] [[en:cool]] [[es:cool]] [[fa:cool]] [[fr:cool]] [[ko:cool]] [[io:cool]] [[it:cool]] [[hu:cool]] [[nl:cool]] [[pt:cool]] [[fi:cool]] [[vi:cool]] [[zh:cool]] 10448 2006-10-07T01:28:39Z Brett 77 /* Verb */ ==Adjective== {{adjective|cool|cooler|coolest}} #If something is '''cool''', its [[temperature]] is between [[warm]] and [[cold]]. #*''It's hard to keep the house nice and '''cool''' on a hot summer's day.'' #*''The [[air]] was cool, so he put on his [[jacket]].'' #If you say something is '''cool''' you mean it is good and you like it. #*''That's a really '''cool''' [[cell phone]]! Where did you get it?'' ==Verb== {{verb|cool|cools|cooled|cooling}} {{transitive verb}} & {{intransitive verb}} #If you '''cool''' something, you [[decrease]] the [[temperature]]. #*''Blow on the coffee to '''cool''' it off.'' #If something '''cools''', its [[temperature]] [[decrease]]s. #*''The soup was too [[hot]], so he waited for it to '''cool''' a little.'' [[ar:cool]] [[de:cool]] [[en:cool]] [[es:cool]] [[fa:cool]] [[fr:cool]] [[ko:cool]] [[io:cool]] [[it:cool]] [[hu:cool]] [[nl:cool]] [[pt:cool]] [[fi:cool]] [[vi:cool]] [[zh:cool]] 10784 2006-10-10T23:47:04Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ja:cool]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|cool|cooler|coolest}} #If something is '''cool''', its [[temperature]] is between [[warm]] and [[cold]]. #*''It's hard to keep the house nice and '''cool''' on a hot summer's day.'' #*''The [[air]] was cool, so he put on his [[jacket]].'' #If you say something is '''cool''' you mean it is good and you like it. #*''That's a really '''cool''' [[cell phone]]! Where did you get it?'' ==Verb== {{verb|cool|cools|cooled|cooling}} {{transitive verb}} & {{intransitive verb}} #If you '''cool''' something, you [[decrease]] the [[temperature]]. #*''Blow on the coffee to '''cool''' it off.'' #If something '''cools''', its [[temperature]] [[decrease]]s. #*''The soup was too [[hot]], so he waited for it to '''cool''' a little.'' [[ar:cool]] [[de:cool]] [[en:cool]] [[es:cool]] [[fa:cool]] [[fr:cool]] [[ko:cool]] [[io:cool]] [[it:cool]] [[hu:cool]] [[nl:cool]] [[ja:cool]] [[pt:cool]] [[fi:cool]] [[vi:cool]] [[zh:cool]] 11888 2006-11-09T16:13:19Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ru:cool]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|cool|cooler|coolest}} #If something is '''cool''', its [[temperature]] is between [[warm]] and [[cold]]. #*''It's hard to keep the house nice and '''cool''' on a hot summer's day.'' #*''The [[air]] was cool, so he put on his [[jacket]].'' #If you say something is '''cool''' you mean it is good and you like it. #*''That's a really '''cool''' [[cell phone]]! Where did you get it?'' ==Verb== {{verb|cool|cools|cooled|cooling}} {{transitive verb}} & {{intransitive verb}} #If you '''cool''' something, you [[decrease]] the [[temperature]]. #*''Blow on the coffee to '''cool''' it off.'' #If something '''cools''', its [[temperature]] [[decrease]]s. #*''The soup was too [[hot]], so he waited for it to '''cool''' a little.'' [[ar:cool]] [[de:cool]] [[en:cool]] [[es:cool]] [[fa:cool]] [[fr:cool]] [[ko:cool]] [[io:cool]] [[it:cool]] [[hu:cool]] [[nl:cool]] [[ja:cool]] [[pt:cool]] [[ru:cool]] [[fi:cool]] [[vi:cool]] [[zh:cool]] 14317 2006-12-22T02:11:55Z Brett 77 ==Adjective== {{adjective|cool|cooler|coolest}} #If something is '''cool''', its [[temperature]] is between [[warm]] and [[cold]]. #*''It's hard to keep the house nice and '''cool''' on a hot summer's day.'' #*''The [[air]] was '''cool''', so he put on his [[jacket]].'' #If you say something is '''cool''' you mean it is good and you like it. #*''That's a really '''cool''' [[cell phone]]! Where did you get it?'' ==Verb== {{verb|cool|cools|cooled|cooling}} {{transitive verb}} & {{intransitive verb}} #If you '''cool''' something, you [[decrease]] the [[temperature]]. #*''Blow on the coffee to '''cool''' it off.'' #If something '''cools''', its [[temperature]] [[decrease]]s. #*''The soup was too [[hot]], so he waited for it to '''cool''' a little.'' [[ar:cool]] [[de:cool]] [[en:cool]] [[es:cool]] [[fa:cool]] [[fr:cool]] [[ko:cool]] [[io:cool]] [[it:cool]] [[hu:cool]] [[nl:cool]] [[ja:cool]] [[pt:cool]] [[ru:cool]] [[fi:cool]] [[vi:cool]] [[zh:cool]] 14318 2006-12-22T02:12:29Z Brett 77 /* Verb */ ==Adjective== {{adjective|cool|cooler|coolest}} #If something is '''cool''', its [[temperature]] is between [[warm]] and [[cold]]. #*''It's hard to keep the house nice and '''cool''' on a hot summer's day.'' #*''The [[air]] was '''cool''', so he put on his [[jacket]].'' #If you say something is '''cool''' you mean it is good and you like it. #*''That's a really '''cool''' [[cell phone]]! Where did you get it?'' ==Verb== {{verb|cool|cools|cooled|cooling}} # {{TI verb}} If you '''cool''' something, you [[decrease]] the [[temperature]]. #*''Blow on the coffee to '''cool''' it off.'' # {{TI verb}} If something '''cools''', its [[temperature]] [[decrease]]s. #*''The soup was too [[hot]], so he waited for it to '''cool''' a little.'' [[ar:cool]] [[de:cool]] [[en:cool]] [[es:cool]] [[fa:cool]] [[fr:cool]] [[ko:cool]] [[io:cool]] [[it:cool]] [[hu:cool]] [[nl:cool]] [[ja:cool]] [[pt:cool]] [[ru:cool]] [[fi:cool]] [[vi:cool]] [[zh:cool]] 14319 2006-12-22T02:12:56Z Brett 77 ==Adjective== {{adjective|cool|cooler|coolest}} #If something is '''cool''', its [[temperature]] is between [[warm]] and [[cold]]. #:''It's hard to keep the house nice and '''cool''' on a hot summer's day.'' #:''The [[air]] was '''cool''', so he put on his [[jacket]].'' #If you say something is '''cool''' you mean it is good and you like it. #:''That's a really '''cool''' [[cell phone]]! Where did you get it?'' ==Verb== {{verb|cool|cools|cooled|cooling}} # {{TI verb}} If you '''cool''' something, you [[decrease]] the [[temperature]]. #:''Blow on the coffee to '''cool''' it off.'' # {{TI verb}} If something '''cools''', its [[temperature]] [[decrease]]s. #:''The soup was too [[hot]], so he waited for it to '''cool''' a little.'' [[ar:cool]] [[de:cool]] [[en:cool]] [[es:cool]] [[fa:cool]] [[fr:cool]] [[ko:cool]] [[io:cool]] [[it:cool]] [[hu:cool]] [[nl:cool]] [[ja:cool]] [[pt:cool]] [[ru:cool]] [[fi:cool]] [[vi:cool]] [[zh:cool]] 2987 7178 2006-07-15T01:32:02Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #If you talk about the '''health''' of a person or animal, you are talking about whether they are [[sick]] or not. #*''The [[doctor]]s believe that the [[disease]] will not be a [[serious]] [[danger]] to [[public]] '''health'''.'' #*''Before you start [[exercising]], you should be in good '''health'''.'' 7500 2006-07-19T03:44:50Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, io, pl, pt, ru, ta, zh ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #If you talk about the '''health''' of a person or animal, you are talking about whether they are [[sick]] or not. #*''The [[doctor]]s believe that the [[disease]] will not be a [[serious]] [[danger]] to [[public]] '''health'''.'' #*''Before you start [[exercising]], you should be in good '''health'''.'' [[en:health]] [[fr:health]] [[io:health]] [[hu:health]] [[pl:health]] [[pt:health]] [[ru:health]] [[fi:health]] [[ta:health]] [[zh:health]] 10093 2006-09-24T13:09:16Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[vi:health]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #If you talk about the '''health''' of a person or animal, you are talking about whether they are [[sick]] or not. #*''The [[doctor]]s believe that the [[disease]] will not be a [[serious]] [[danger]] to [[public]] '''health'''.'' #*''Before you start [[exercising]], you should be in good '''health'''.'' [[en:health]] [[fr:health]] [[io:health]] [[hu:health]] [[pl:health]] [[pt:health]] [[ru:health]] [[fi:health]] [[ta:health]] [[vi:health]] [[zh:health]] 11399 2006-10-20T15:35:59Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ku:health]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #If you talk about the '''health''' of a person or animal, you are talking about whether they are [[sick]] or not. #*''The [[doctor]]s believe that the [[disease]] will not be a [[serious]] [[danger]] to [[public]] '''health'''.'' #*''Before you start [[exercising]], you should be in good '''health'''.'' [[en:health]] [[fr:health]] [[io:health]] [[ku:health]] [[hu:health]] [[pl:health]] [[pt:health]] [[ru:health]] [[fi:health]] [[ta:health]] [[vi:health]] [[zh:health]] 2988 7179 2006-07-15T01:49:51Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun|temperature|temperatures}} #The '''temperature''' of something is how hot or cold it is. #:''Today's '''temperature''' is 25°C.'' 7733 2006-07-19T12:11:44Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fr, hu, io, it, ro, sv, zh ==Noun== {{noun|temperature|temperatures}} #The '''temperature''' of something is how hot or cold it is. #:''Today's '''temperature''' is 25°C.'' [[en:temperature]] [[fr:temperature]] [[io:temperature]] [[it:temperature]] [[hu:temperature]] [[ro:temperature]] [[sv:temperature]] [[zh:temperature]] 9166 2006-08-22T04:30:32Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ta ==Noun== {{noun|temperature|temperatures}} #The '''temperature''' of something is how hot or cold it is. #:''Today's '''temperature''' is 25°C.'' [[en:temperature]] [[fr:temperature]] [[io:temperature]] [[it:temperature]] [[hu:temperature]] [[ro:temperature]] [[sv:temperature]] [[ta:temperature]] [[zh:temperature]] 11018 2006-10-14T08:30:03Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[vi:temperature]] ==Noun== {{noun|temperature|temperatures}} #The '''temperature''' of something is how hot or cold it is. #:''Today's '''temperature''' is 25°C.'' [[en:temperature]] [[fr:temperature]] [[io:temperature]] [[it:temperature]] [[hu:temperature]] [[ro:temperature]] [[sv:temperature]] [[ta:temperature]] [[vi:temperature]] [[zh:temperature]] 11462 2006-10-22T22:14:58Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:temperature]] ==Noun== {{noun|temperature|temperatures}} #The '''temperature''' of something is how hot or cold it is. #:''Today's '''temperature''' is 25°C.'' [[en:temperature]] [[fr:temperature]] [[io:temperature]] [[it:temperature]] [[hu:temperature]] [[ro:temperature]] [[ru:temperature]] [[sv:temperature]] [[ta:temperature]] [[vi:temperature]] [[zh:temperature]] 12038 2006-11-09T18:06:54Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[fi:temperature]], [[pt:temperature]] ==Noun== {{noun|temperature|temperatures}} #The '''temperature''' of something is how hot or cold it is. #:''Today's '''temperature''' is 25°C.'' [[en:temperature]] [[fr:temperature]] [[io:temperature]] [[it:temperature]] [[hu:temperature]] [[pt:temperature]] [[ro:temperature]] [[ru:temperature]] [[fi:temperature]] [[sv:temperature]] [[ta:temperature]] [[vi:temperature]] [[zh:temperature]] 2989 7186 2006-07-16T00:59:16Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun|ocean|oceans}} #An '''ocean''' is a large [[area]] of salt water. #:''My great grandfather came across the Atlantic '''ocean''' from Scotland to Canada in 1882 on a [[sailing]] [[ship]].'' #:''She stood on a [[beach]] in Japan and looked [[east]] at the sun coming up over the Pacific '''ocean'''.'' ==Synonyms== *Sea [[sea]] 7657 2006-07-19T09:23:57Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ko, pl, pt, sl, sr, ta, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun|ocean|oceans}} #An '''ocean''' is a large [[area]] of salt water. #:''My great grandfather came across the Atlantic '''ocean''' from Scotland to Canada in 1882 on a [[sailing]] [[ship]].'' #:''She stood on a [[beach]] in Japan and looked [[east]] at the sun coming up over the Pacific '''ocean'''.'' ==Synonyms== *Sea [[sea]] [[en:ocean]] [[fr:ocean]] [[ko:ocean]] [[io:ocean]] [[it:ocean]] [[hu:ocean]] [[pl:ocean]] [[pt:ocean]] [[sl:ocean]] [[sr:ocean]] [[fi:ocean]] [[ta:ocean]] [[vi:ocean]] [[zh:ocean]] 7954 2006-07-22T21:55:12Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun|ocean|oceans}} [[Image:Atlantic_Ocean_surface.jpg|thumb|the blue part is the ocean]] #An '''ocean''' is a large [[area]] of salt water. #:''My great grandfather came across the Atlantic '''ocean''' from Scotland to Canada in 1882 on a [[sailing]] [[ship]].'' #:''She stood on a [[beach]] in Japan and looked [[east]] at the sun coming up over the Pacific '''ocean'''.'' ==Synonyms== *Sea [[sea]] [[en:ocean]] [[fr:ocean]] [[ko:ocean]] [[io:ocean]] [[it:ocean]] [[hu:ocean]] [[pl:ocean]] [[pt:ocean]] [[sl:ocean]] [[sr:ocean]] [[fi:ocean]] [[ta:ocean]] [[vi:ocean]] [[zh:ocean]] 9711 2006-09-10T13:58:34Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy ==Noun== {{noun|ocean|oceans}} [[Image:Atlantic_Ocean_surface.jpg|thumb|the blue part is the ocean]] #An '''ocean''' is a large [[area]] of salt water. #:''My great grandfather came across the Atlantic '''ocean''' from Scotland to Canada in 1882 on a [[sailing]] [[ship]].'' #:''She stood on a [[beach]] in Japan and looked [[east]] at the sun coming up over the Pacific '''ocean'''.'' ==Synonyms== *Sea [[sea]] [[en:ocean]] [[fr:ocean]] [[ko:ocean]] [[hy:ocean]] [[io:ocean]] [[it:ocean]] [[hu:ocean]] [[pl:ocean]] [[pt:ocean]] [[sl:ocean]] [[sr:ocean]] [[fi:ocean]] [[ta:ocean]] [[vi:ocean]] [[zh:ocean]] 10883 2006-10-12T16:14:24Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ja:ocean]] ==Noun== {{noun|ocean|oceans}} [[Image:Atlantic_Ocean_surface.jpg|thumb|the blue part is the ocean]] #An '''ocean''' is a large [[area]] of salt water. #:''My great grandfather came across the Atlantic '''ocean''' from Scotland to Canada in 1882 on a [[sailing]] [[ship]].'' #:''She stood on a [[beach]] in Japan and looked [[east]] at the sun coming up over the Pacific '''ocean'''.'' ==Synonyms== *Sea [[sea]] [[en:ocean]] [[fr:ocean]] [[ko:ocean]] [[hy:ocean]] [[io:ocean]] [[it:ocean]] [[hu:ocean]] [[ja:ocean]] [[pl:ocean]] [[pt:ocean]] [[sl:ocean]] [[sr:ocean]] [[fi:ocean]] [[ta:ocean]] [[vi:ocean]] [[zh:ocean]] 11325 2006-10-18T19:54:34Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:ocean]], [[ru:ocean]] ==Noun== {{noun|ocean|oceans}} [[Image:Atlantic_Ocean_surface.jpg|thumb|the blue part is the ocean]] #An '''ocean''' is a large [[area]] of salt water. #:''My great grandfather came across the Atlantic '''ocean''' from Scotland to Canada in 1882 on a [[sailing]] [[ship]].'' #:''She stood on a [[beach]] in Japan and looked [[east]] at the sun coming up over the Pacific '''ocean'''.'' ==Synonyms== *Sea [[sea]] [[en:ocean]] [[fr:ocean]] [[ko:ocean]] [[hy:ocean]] [[io:ocean]] [[it:ocean]] [[kk:ocean]] [[hu:ocean]] [[ja:ocean]] [[pl:ocean]] [[pt:ocean]] [[ru:ocean]] [[sl:ocean]] [[sr:ocean]] [[fi:ocean]] [[ta:ocean]] [[vi:ocean]] [[zh:ocean]] 13992 2006-12-20T12:25:43Z Brett 77 formatting ==Noun== {{noun|ocean|oceans}} [[Image:Atlantic_Ocean_surface.jpg|thumb|the blue part is the '''ocean''']] #An '''ocean''' is a large [[area]] of salt water. #:''My great grandfather came across the Atlantic '''ocean''' from Scotland to Canada in 1882 on a [[sailing]] [[ship]].'' #:''She stood on a [[beach]] in Japan and looked [[east]] at the sun coming up over the Pacific '''ocean'''.'' ==Synonyms== *Sea [[sea]] [[en:ocean]] [[fr:ocean]] [[ko:ocean]] [[hy:ocean]] [[io:ocean]] [[it:ocean]] [[kk:ocean]] [[hu:ocean]] [[ja:ocean]] [[pl:ocean]] [[pt:ocean]] [[ru:ocean]] [[sl:ocean]] [[sr:ocean]] [[fi:ocean]] [[ta:ocean]] [[vi:ocean]] [[zh:ocean]] 2990 7187 2006-07-16T01:13:49Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #If something has some '''damage''', there is something [[broken]] or [[hurt]]. #:''Their car hit a truck, but luckily there was very little [[damage]] to the car.'' ==Verb== {{verb|damage|damages|damaged|damaging}} #If you '''damage''' something, you [[break]] or [[hurt]] it. #:''All those [[cigarettes]] have '''damaged''' her [[health]].'' #:''The [[factory]] has [[caused]] [[significant]] '''damage''' to the [[local]] [[environment]].'' 7458 2006-07-19T01:58:16Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, de, en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, ta, uk, zh ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #If something has some '''damage''', there is something [[broken]] or [[hurt]]. #:''Their car hit a truck, but luckily there was very little [[damage]] to the car.'' ==Verb== {{verb|damage|damages|damaged|damaging}} #If you '''damage''' something, you [[break]] or [[hurt]] it. #:''All those [[cigarettes]] have '''damaged''' her [[health]].'' #:''The [[factory]] has [[caused]] [[significant]] '''damage''' to the [[local]] [[environment]].'' [[ar:damage]] [[de:damage]] [[en:damage]] [[fr:damage]] [[io:damage]] [[it:damage]] [[hu:damage]] [[ja:damage]] [[fi:damage]] [[ta:damage]] [[uk:damage]] [[zh:damage]] 9542 2006-09-10T12:05:00Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #If something has some '''damage''', there is something [[broken]] or [[hurt]]. #:''Their car hit a truck, but luckily there was very little [[damage]] to the car.'' ==Verb== {{verb|damage|damages|damaged|damaging}} #If you '''damage''' something, you [[break]] or [[hurt]] it. #:''All those [[cigarettes]] have '''damaged''' her [[health]].'' #:''The [[factory]] has [[caused]] [[significant]] '''damage''' to the [[local]] [[environment]].'' [[ar:damage]] [[de:damage]] [[en:damage]] [[fr:damage]] [[hy:damage]] [[io:damage]] [[it:damage]] [[hu:damage]] [[ja:damage]] [[fi:damage]] [[ta:damage]] [[uk:damage]] [[zh:damage]] 10047 2006-09-24T12:48:35Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[fa:damage]], [[vi:damage]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #If something has some '''damage''', there is something [[broken]] or [[hurt]]. #:''Their car hit a truck, but luckily there was very little [[damage]] to the car.'' ==Verb== {{verb|damage|damages|damaged|damaging}} #If you '''damage''' something, you [[break]] or [[hurt]] it. #:''All those [[cigarettes]] have '''damaged''' her [[health]].'' #:''The [[factory]] has [[caused]] [[significant]] '''damage''' to the [[local]] [[environment]].'' [[ar:damage]] [[de:damage]] [[en:damage]] [[fa:damage]] [[fr:damage]] [[hy:damage]] [[io:damage]] [[it:damage]] [[hu:damage]] [[ja:damage]] [[fi:damage]] [[ta:damage]] [[vi:damage]] [[uk:damage]] [[zh:damage]] 2991 7189 2006-07-16T01:22:06Z Brett 77 Cromwell has obvioulsy gone to a great deal of trouble to flesh this out, but few of the related words are very simple or even useful (e.g., ''glum''!?) I think this kind of article needs to be pared back to avoid being overwhelming to English language learners. 2992 7193 2006-07-16T01:36:11Z Brett 77 ==Verb== {{verb|flood|floods|flooded|flooding}} #If a place is '''flooded''', the water [[covers]] the [[ground]] and often [[causes]] a lot of [[damage]].'' #:In 2005, a [[hurricane]] brought so much [[rain]] that much of Louisiana was '''flooded''', killing many people, and [[destroying]] large parts of the city.'' ==Noun== {{noun|flood|floods}} #A '''flood''' happens when there has been a lot of [[rain]] in a short time and the water [[cover]]s the [[ground]]. #There is a story in the [[Christian]] [[bible]] about 40 days of rain that [[cause]]d a great '''flood''' and killed everything except a few people and some animals on a boat.'' 7194 2006-07-16T01:39:29Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ ==Verb== {{verb|flood|floods|flooded|flooding}} #If a place is '''flooded''', the water [[covers]] the [[ground]] and often [[causes]] a lot of [[damage]].'' #:In 2005, a [[hurricane]] brought so much [[rain]] that much of Louisiana was '''flooded''', killing many people, and [[destroying]] large parts of the city.'' ==Noun== {{noun|flood|floods}} #A '''flood''' happens when there has been a lot of [[rain]] in a short time and the water [[cover]]s the [[ground]]. #''The [[storm]] brought heavy rains, and the [[resulting]] '''flood''' [[caused]] $14 million in damage to [[crops]].'' 7195 2006-07-16T01:39:44Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ ==Verb== {{verb|flood|floods|flooded|flooding}} #If a place is '''flooded''', the water [[covers]] the [[ground]] and often [[causes]] a lot of [[damage]].'' #:In 2005, a [[hurricane]] brought so much [[rain]] that much of Louisiana was '''flooded''', killing many people, and [[destroying]] large parts of the city.'' ==Noun== {{noun|flood|floods}} #A '''flood''' happens when there has been a lot of [[rain]] in a short time and the water [[cover]]s the [[ground]]. #:''The [[storm]] brought heavy rains, and the [[resulting]] '''flood''' [[caused]] $14 million in damage to [[crops]].'' 7513 2006-07-19T04:05:45Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, pl, ta, zh ==Verb== {{verb|flood|floods|flooded|flooding}} #If a place is '''flooded''', the water [[covers]] the [[ground]] and often [[causes]] a lot of [[damage]].'' #:In 2005, a [[hurricane]] brought so much [[rain]] that much of Louisiana was '''flooded''', killing many people, and [[destroying]] large parts of the city.'' ==Noun== {{noun|flood|floods}} #A '''flood''' happens when there has been a lot of [[rain]] in a short time and the water [[cover]]s the [[ground]]. #:''The [[storm]] brought heavy rains, and the [[resulting]] '''flood''' [[caused]] $14 million in damage to [[crops]].'' [[en:flood]] [[fr:flood]] [[io:flood]] [[it:flood]] [[hu:flood]] [[ja:flood]] [[pl:flood]] [[fi:flood]] [[ta:flood]] [[zh:flood]] 8640 2006-08-13T19:25:08Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ru ==Verb== {{verb|flood|floods|flooded|flooding}} #If a place is '''flooded''', the water [[covers]] the [[ground]] and often [[causes]] a lot of [[damage]].'' #:In 2005, a [[hurricane]] brought so much [[rain]] that much of Louisiana was '''flooded''', killing many people, and [[destroying]] large parts of the city.'' ==Noun== {{noun|flood|floods}} #A '''flood''' happens when there has been a lot of [[rain]] in a short time and the water [[cover]]s the [[ground]]. #:''The [[storm]] brought heavy rains, and the [[resulting]] '''flood''' [[caused]] $14 million in damage to [[crops]].'' [[en:flood]] [[fr:flood]] [[io:flood]] [[it:flood]] [[hu:flood]] [[ja:flood]] [[pl:flood]] [[ru:flood]] [[fi:flood]] [[ta:flood]] [[zh:flood]] 9597 2006-09-10T12:31:16Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Verb== {{verb|flood|floods|flooded|flooding}} #If a place is '''flooded''', the water [[covers]] the [[ground]] and often [[causes]] a lot of [[damage]].'' #:In 2005, a [[hurricane]] brought so much [[rain]] that much of Louisiana was '''flooded''', killing many people, and [[destroying]] large parts of the city.'' ==Noun== {{noun|flood|floods}} #A '''flood''' happens when there has been a lot of [[rain]] in a short time and the water [[cover]]s the [[ground]]. #:''The [[storm]] brought heavy rains, and the [[resulting]] '''flood''' [[caused]] $14 million in damage to [[crops]].'' [[en:flood]] [[fr:flood]] [[io:flood]] [[it:flood]] [[hu:flood]] [[ja:flood]] [[pl:flood]] [[ru:flood]] [[fi:flood]] [[ta:flood]] [[vi:flood]] [[zh:flood]] 10073 2006-09-24T12:59:19Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[hy:flood]] ==Verb== {{verb|flood|floods|flooded|flooding}} #If a place is '''flooded''', the water [[covers]] the [[ground]] and often [[causes]] a lot of [[damage]].'' #:In 2005, a [[hurricane]] brought so much [[rain]] that much of Louisiana was '''flooded''', killing many people, and [[destroying]] large parts of the city.'' ==Noun== {{noun|flood|floods}} #A '''flood''' happens when there has been a lot of [[rain]] in a short time and the water [[cover]]s the [[ground]]. #:''The [[storm]] brought heavy rains, and the [[resulting]] '''flood''' [[caused]] $14 million in damage to [[crops]].'' [[en:flood]] [[fr:flood]] [[hy:flood]] [[io:flood]] [[it:flood]] [[hu:flood]] [[ja:flood]] [[pl:flood]] [[ru:flood]] [[fi:flood]] [[ta:flood]] [[vi:flood]] [[zh:flood]] 10704 2006-10-10T09:51:40Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:flood]] ==Verb== {{verb|flood|floods|flooded|flooding}} #If a place is '''flooded''', the water [[covers]] the [[ground]] and often [[causes]] a lot of [[damage]].'' #:In 2005, a [[hurricane]] brought so much [[rain]] that much of Louisiana was '''flooded''', killing many people, and [[destroying]] large parts of the city.'' ==Noun== {{noun|flood|floods}} #A '''flood''' happens when there has been a lot of [[rain]] in a short time and the water [[cover]]s the [[ground]]. #:''The [[storm]] brought heavy rains, and the [[resulting]] '''flood''' [[caused]] $14 million in damage to [[crops]].'' [[en:flood]] [[fr:flood]] [[hy:flood]] [[io:flood]] [[it:flood]] [[kk:flood]] [[hu:flood]] [[ja:flood]] [[pl:flood]] [[ru:flood]] [[fi:flood]] [[ta:flood]] [[vi:flood]] [[zh:flood]] 11112 2006-10-16T07:01:08Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ar:flood]] ==Verb== {{verb|flood|floods|flooded|flooding}} #If a place is '''flooded''', the water [[covers]] the [[ground]] and often [[causes]] a lot of [[damage]].'' #:In 2005, a [[hurricane]] brought so much [[rain]] that much of Louisiana was '''flooded''', killing many people, and [[destroying]] large parts of the city.'' ==Noun== {{noun|flood|floods}} #A '''flood''' happens when there has been a lot of [[rain]] in a short time and the water [[cover]]s the [[ground]]. #:''The [[storm]] brought heavy rains, and the [[resulting]] '''flood''' [[caused]] $14 million in damage to [[crops]].'' [[ar:flood]] [[en:flood]] [[fr:flood]] [[hy:flood]] [[io:flood]] [[it:flood]] [[kk:flood]] [[hu:flood]] [[ja:flood]] [[pl:flood]] [[ru:flood]] [[fi:flood]] [[ta:flood]] [[vi:flood]] [[zh:flood]] 14047 2006-12-20T20:53:35Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: fa, pt, uk Removing: hu ==Verb== {{verb|flood|floods|flooded|flooding}} #If a place is '''flooded''', the water [[covers]] the [[ground]] and often [[causes]] a lot of [[damage]].'' #:In 2005, a [[hurricane]] brought so much [[rain]] that much of Louisiana was '''flooded''', killing many people, and [[destroying]] large parts of the city.'' ==Noun== {{noun|flood|floods}} #A '''flood''' happens when there has been a lot of [[rain]] in a short time and the water [[cover]]s the [[ground]]. #:''The [[storm]] brought heavy rains, and the [[resulting]] '''flood''' [[caused]] $14 million in damage to [[crops]].'' [[ar:flood]] [[en:flood]] [[fa:flood]] [[fr:flood]] [[hy:flood]] [[io:flood]] [[it:flood]] [[kk:flood]] [[ja:flood]] [[pl:flood]] [[pt:flood]] [[ru:flood]] [[fi:flood]] [[ta:flood]] [[vi:flood]] [[uk:flood]] [[zh:flood]] 2993 7196 2006-07-16T01:44:51Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun|storm|storms}} #A '''storm''' is bad [[weather]] with high [[winds]], and often large amounts of rain or snow, and [[lightning]]. #:''Small boats should stay off the water tonight because we are [[expecting]] a '''storm'''.'' 7689 2006-07-19T10:39:35Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ang, en, fi, fr, hu, id, io, it, ja, nl, ta, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun|storm|storms}} #A '''storm''' is bad [[weather]] with high [[winds]], and often large amounts of rain or snow, and [[lightning]]. #:''Small boats should stay off the water tonight because we are [[expecting]] a '''storm'''.'' [[ang:storm]] [[en:storm]] [[fr:storm]] [[io:storm]] [[id:storm]] [[it:storm]] [[hu:storm]] [[nl:storm]] [[ja:storm]] [[fi:storm]] [[ta:storm]] [[vi:storm]] [[zh:storm]] 12030 2006-11-09T18:03:29Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ru:storm]] ==Noun== {{noun|storm|storms}} #A '''storm''' is bad [[weather]] with high [[winds]], and often large amounts of rain or snow, and [[lightning]]. #:''Small boats should stay off the water tonight because we are [[expecting]] a '''storm'''.'' [[ang:storm]] [[en:storm]] [[fr:storm]] [[io:storm]] [[id:storm]] [[it:storm]] [[hu:storm]] [[nl:storm]] [[ja:storm]] [[ru:storm]] [[fi:storm]] [[ta:storm]] [[vi:storm]] [[zh:storm]] 2994 7197 2006-07-16T01:50:49Z Brett 77 ==Adverb== {{adverb}} #When something moves '''slowly''' or does something '''slowly''', it takes a very long time to do it. #:''She was very [[tired]], and walked '''slowly''' up the [[stairs]] to bed.'' #:''He moved '''slowly''', [[hoping]] that the bird wouldn't [[notice]] him.'' ===Antonyms=== *[[quickly]] *[[fast]] 7702 2006-07-19T11:02:09Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fr, hu, it, ko, ru, zh ==Adverb== {{adverb}} #When something moves '''slowly''' or does something '''slowly''', it takes a very long time to do it. #:''She was very [[tired]], and walked '''slowly''' up the [[stairs]] to bed.'' #:''He moved '''slowly''', [[hoping]] that the bird wouldn't [[notice]] him.'' ===Antonyms=== *[[quickly]] *[[fast]] [[en:slowly]] [[fr:slowly]] [[ko:slowly]] [[it:slowly]] [[hu:slowly]] [[ru:slowly]] [[zh:slowly]] 8674 2006-08-13T19:42:23Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Adverb== {{adverb}} #When something moves '''slowly''' or does something '''slowly''', it takes a very long time to do it. #:''She was very [[tired]], and walked '''slowly''' up the [[stairs]] to bed.'' #:''He moved '''slowly''', [[hoping]] that the bird wouldn't [[notice]] him.'' ===Antonyms=== *[[quickly]] *[[fast]] [[en:slowly]] [[fr:slowly]] [[ko:slowly]] [[it:slowly]] [[hu:slowly]] [[ru:slowly]] [[vi:slowly]] [[zh:slowly]] 9796 2006-09-10T14:43:09Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ta ==Adverb== {{adverb}} #When something moves '''slowly''' or does something '''slowly''', it takes a very long time to do it. #:''She was very [[tired]], and walked '''slowly''' up the [[stairs]] to bed.'' #:''He moved '''slowly''', [[hoping]] that the bird wouldn't [[notice]] him.'' ===Antonyms=== *[[quickly]] *[[fast]] [[en:slowly]] [[fr:slowly]] [[ko:slowly]] [[it:slowly]] [[hu:slowly]] [[ru:slowly]] [[ta:slowly]] [[vi:slowly]] [[zh:slowly]] 10231 2006-09-24T14:04:42Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[fa:slowly]] ==Adverb== {{adverb}} #When something moves '''slowly''' or does something '''slowly''', it takes a very long time to do it. #:''She was very [[tired]], and walked '''slowly''' up the [[stairs]] to bed.'' #:''He moved '''slowly''', [[hoping]] that the bird wouldn't [[notice]] him.'' ===Antonyms=== *[[quickly]] *[[fast]] [[en:slowly]] [[fa:slowly]] [[fr:slowly]] [[ko:slowly]] [[it:slowly]] [[hu:slowly]] [[ru:slowly]] [[ta:slowly]] [[vi:slowly]] [[zh:slowly]] 10879 2006-10-12T12:23:33Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:slowly]] ==Adverb== {{adverb}} #When something moves '''slowly''' or does something '''slowly''', it takes a very long time to do it. #:''She was very [[tired]], and walked '''slowly''' up the [[stairs]] to bed.'' #:''He moved '''slowly''', [[hoping]] that the bird wouldn't [[notice]] him.'' ===Antonyms=== *[[quickly]] *[[fast]] [[en:slowly]] [[fa:slowly]] [[fr:slowly]] [[ko:slowly]] [[it:slowly]] [[kk:slowly]] [[hu:slowly]] [[ru:slowly]] [[ta:slowly]] [[vi:slowly]] [[zh:slowly]] 14183 2006-12-21T12:53:14Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ja:slowly]] ==Adverb== {{adverb}} #When something moves '''slowly''' or does something '''slowly''', it takes a very long time to do it. #:''She was very [[tired]], and walked '''slowly''' up the [[stairs]] to bed.'' #:''He moved '''slowly''', [[hoping]] that the bird wouldn't [[notice]] him.'' ===Antonyms=== *[[quickly]] *[[fast]] [[en:slowly]] [[fa:slowly]] [[fr:slowly]] [[ko:slowly]] [[it:slowly]] [[kk:slowly]] [[hu:slowly]] [[ja:slowly]] [[ru:slowly]] [[ta:slowly]] [[vi:slowly]] [[zh:slowly]] 2995 7198 2006-07-16T01:57:09Z Brett 77 ==Adverb== {{adverb}} #If something is '''probably''' true, or will '''probably''' happen, it means there is a high [[chance]] of it. #:''I'm not [[sure]] what I'm doing tonight, but I'll '''probably''' stay home and study.'' #:''"Is Ed here?" "Uh... he usually [[leave]]s at 4:00, so he's '''probably''' gone, but I'll go and have a look."'' 7631 2006-07-19T08:26:22Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, it, ko, ru ==Adverb== {{adverb}} #If something is '''probably''' true, or will '''probably''' happen, it means there is a high [[chance]] of it. #:''I'm not [[sure]] what I'm doing tonight, but I'll '''probably''' stay home and study.'' #:''"Is Ed here?" "Uh... he usually [[leave]]s at 4:00, so he's '''probably''' gone, but I'll go and have a look."'' [[en:probably]] [[fr:probably]] [[ko:probably]] [[it:probably]] [[ru:probably]] [[fi:probably]] 9717 2006-09-10T13:59:34Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Adverb== {{adverb}} #If something is '''probably''' true, or will '''probably''' happen, it means there is a high [[chance]] of it. #:''I'm not [[sure]] what I'm doing tonight, but I'll '''probably''' stay home and study.'' #:''"Is Ed here?" "Uh... he usually [[leave]]s at 4:00, so he's '''probably''' gone, but I'll go and have a look."'' [[en:probably]] [[fr:probably]] [[ko:probably]] [[it:probably]] [[ru:probably]] [[fi:probably]] [[vi:probably]] 11726 2006-11-03T11:11:28Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ta:probably]] ==Adverb== {{adverb}} #If something is '''probably''' true, or will '''probably''' happen, it means there is a high [[chance]] of it. #:''I'm not [[sure]] what I'm doing tonight, but I'll '''probably''' stay home and study.'' #:''"Is Ed here?" "Uh... he usually [[leave]]s at 4:00, so he's '''probably''' gone, but I'll go and have a look."'' [[en:probably]] [[fr:probably]] [[ko:probably]] [[it:probably]] [[ru:probably]] [[fi:probably]] [[ta:probably]] [[vi:probably]] 12710 2006-11-26T14:08:08Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[io:probably]] ==Adverb== {{adverb}} #If something is '''probably''' true, or will '''probably''' happen, it means there is a high [[chance]] of it. #:''I'm not [[sure]] what I'm doing tonight, but I'll '''probably''' stay home and study.'' #:''"Is Ed here?" "Uh... he usually [[leave]]s at 4:00, so he's '''probably''' gone, but I'll go and have a look."'' [[en:probably]] [[fr:probably]] [[ko:probably]] [[io:probably]] [[it:probably]] [[ru:probably]] [[fi:probably]] [[ta:probably]] [[vi:probably]] 2996 7211 2006-07-16T02:33:11Z Brett 77 {| border=0 width=100% |- |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=100%| Determiner<br> '''{{{1|{{PAGENAME}}}}}''' [[Category:Determiners]] |} 7946 2006-07-22T19:42:13Z Brett 77 [[Category:Determiners]] 2997 7212 2006-07-16T02:49:28Z Brett 77 A [[determiner]] is a word that modifies a [[noun]] or [[noun phrase]]. It tells you which one, how many or other such information. Common determiners include: the, those, every, my, what, thirty. [[Category:Words]] [[en:Category:Nouns]] 2998 7253 2006-07-16T13:55:26Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} # In English [[grammar]], the '''subject''' of a [[sentence]] is a [[noun]] or [[noun phrase]] that usually comes before the [[verb]]. This noun is usually the thing that is doing the action, and it is usually the [[topic]] of the sentence. #:''In the sentence, "Tom gave the box to Wilma", ''Tom'' is the '''subject'''.'' 7725 2006-07-19T11:49:40Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, et, fi, fr, hu, io, it, pt, ru, zh-min-nan ==Noun== {{noun}} # In English [[grammar]], the '''subject''' of a [[sentence]] is a [[noun]] or [[noun phrase]] that usually comes before the [[verb]]. This noun is usually the thing that is doing the action, and it is usually the [[topic]] of the sentence. #:''In the sentence, "Tom gave the box to Wilma", ''Tom'' is the '''subject'''.'' [[zh-min-nan:subject]] [[et:subject]] [[en:subject]] [[fr:subject]] [[io:subject]] [[it:subject]] [[hu:subject]] [[pt:subject]] [[ru:subject]] [[fi:subject]] 9800 2006-09-10T14:43:49Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ta ==Noun== {{noun}} # In English [[grammar]], the '''subject''' of a [[sentence]] is a [[noun]] or [[noun phrase]] that usually comes before the [[verb]]. This noun is usually the thing that is doing the action, and it is usually the [[topic]] of the sentence. #:''In the sentence, "Tom gave the box to Wilma", ''Tom'' is the '''subject'''.'' [[zh-min-nan:subject]] [[et:subject]] [[en:subject]] [[fr:subject]] [[io:subject]] [[it:subject]] [[hu:subject]] [[pt:subject]] [[ru:subject]] [[fi:subject]] [[ta:subject]] 10557 2006-10-09T00:15:44Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[vi:subject]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # In English [[grammar]], the '''subject''' of a [[sentence]] is a [[noun]] or [[noun phrase]] that usually comes before the [[verb]]. This noun is usually the thing that is doing the action, and it is usually the [[topic]] of the sentence. #:''In the sentence, "Tom gave the box to Wilma", ''Tom'' is the '''subject'''.'' [[zh-min-nan:subject]] [[et:subject]] [[en:subject]] [[fr:subject]] [[io:subject]] [[it:subject]] [[hu:subject]] [[pt:subject]] [[ru:subject]] [[fi:subject]] [[ta:subject]] [[vi:subject]] 2999 7254 2006-07-16T13:58:57Z Brett 77 ==Determiner== {{determiner}} # If you say something is '''her''' thing, you mean it [[belong]]s to a particular [[woman]] or [[girl]]. #:''It is '''her''' book, not [[mine]],'' ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} * only used in the [[object]] position, never as a [[subject]]. # You use '''her''' instead of the name of a [[person]], to talk about a [[woman]] or [[girl]]. #:''This is Susan's book. Give it to '''her'''.'' ==Related words== *[[he]], [[him]], [[his]] *[[she]], [[hers]] 7255 2006-07-16T13:59:31Z Brett 77 /* Pronoun */ ==Determiner== {{determiner}} # If you say something is '''her''' thing, you mean it [[belong]]s to a particular [[woman]] or [[girl]]. #:''It is '''her''' book, not [[mine]],'' ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} * used in the [[object]] or [[complement]] position, never as a [[subject]]. # You use '''her''' instead of the name of a [[person]], to talk about a [[woman]] or [[girl]]. #:''This is Susan's book. Give it to '''her'''.'' ==Related words== *[[he]], [[him]], [[his]] *[[she]], [[hers]] 7498 2006-07-19T03:40:20Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, en, es, fi, fr, gl, hu, io, it, ja, ku, pl, sv, zh ==Determiner== {{determiner}} # If you say something is '''her''' thing, you mean it [[belong]]s to a particular [[woman]] or [[girl]]. #:''It is '''her''' book, not [[mine]],'' ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} * used in the [[object]] or [[complement]] position, never as a [[subject]]. # You use '''her''' instead of the name of a [[person]], to talk about a [[woman]] or [[girl]]. #:''This is Susan's book. Give it to '''her'''.'' ==Related words== *[[he]], [[him]], [[his]] *[[she]], [[hers]] [[de:her]] [[en:her]] [[es:her]] [[fr:her]] [[gl:her]] [[io:her]] [[it:her]] [[ku:her]] [[hu:her]] [[ja:her]] [[pl:her]] [[fi:her]] [[sv:her]] [[zh:her]] 8164 2006-07-28T02:31:03Z Brett 77 ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} # If you say something is '''her''' thing, you mean it [[belong]]s to a particular [[woman]] or [[girl]]. #:''It is '''her''' book, not [[mine]],'' # You use '''her''' instead of the name of a [[person]], to talk about a [[woman]] or [[girl]]. (used in the [[object]] or [[complement]] position, never as a [[subject]]) #:''This is Susan's book. Give it to '''her'''.'' ==Related words== *[[he]], [[him]], [[his]] *[[she]], [[hers]] [[de:her]] [[en:her]] [[es:her]] [[fr:her]] [[gl:her]] [[io:her]] [[it:her]] [[ku:her]] [[hu:her]] [[ja:her]] [[pl:her]] [[fi:her]] [[sv:her]] [[zh:her]] 8288 2006-07-31T00:24:17Z Brett 77 ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} {{gen pron}} # If you say something is '''her''' thing, you mean it [[belong]]s to a particular [[woman]] or [[girl]]. #:''It is '''her''' book, not [[mine]],'' {{per pron}} # You use '''her''' instead of the name of a [[person]], to talk about a [[woman]] or [[girl]]. (used in the [[object]] or [[complement]] position, never as a [[subject]]) #:''This is Susan's book. Give it to '''her'''.'' ==Related words== *[[he]], [[him]], [[his]] *[[she]], [[hers]] [[de:her]] [[en:her]] [[es:her]] [[fr:her]] [[gl:her]] [[io:her]] [[it:her]] [[ku:her]] [[hu:her]] [[ja:her]] [[pl:her]] [[fi:her]] [[sv:her]] [[zh:her]] 8645 2006-08-13T19:28:08Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ko ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} {{gen pron}} # If you say something is '''her''' thing, you mean it [[belong]]s to a particular [[woman]] or [[girl]]. #:''It is '''her''' book, not [[mine]],'' {{per pron}} # You use '''her''' instead of the name of a [[person]], to talk about a [[woman]] or [[girl]]. (used in the [[object]] or [[complement]] position, never as a [[subject]]) #:''This is Susan's book. Give it to '''her'''.'' ==Related words== *[[he]], [[him]], [[his]] *[[she]], [[hers]] [[de:her]] [[en:her]] [[es:her]] [[fr:her]] [[gl:her]] [[ko:her]] [[io:her]] [[it:her]] [[ku:her]] [[hu:her]] [[ja:her]] [[pl:her]] [[fi:her]] [[sv:her]] [[zh:her]] 8988 2006-08-21T23:06:55Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ta ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} {{gen pron}} # If you say something is '''her''' thing, you mean it [[belong]]s to a particular [[woman]] or [[girl]]. #:''It is '''her''' book, not [[mine]],'' {{per pron}} # You use '''her''' instead of the name of a [[person]], to talk about a [[woman]] or [[girl]]. (used in the [[object]] or [[complement]] position, never as a [[subject]]) #:''This is Susan's book. Give it to '''her'''.'' ==Related words== *[[he]], [[him]], [[his]] *[[she]], [[hers]] [[de:her]] [[en:her]] [[es:her]] [[fr:her]] [[gl:her]] [[ko:her]] [[io:her]] [[it:her]] [[ku:her]] [[hu:her]] [[ja:her]] [[pl:her]] [[fi:her]] [[sv:her]] [[ta:her]] [[zh:her]] 10089 2006-09-24T13:08:36Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[vi:her]] ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} {{gen pron}} # If you say something is '''her''' thing, you mean it [[belong]]s to a particular [[woman]] or [[girl]]. #:''It is '''her''' book, not [[mine]],'' {{per pron}} # You use '''her''' instead of the name of a [[person]], to talk about a [[woman]] or [[girl]]. (used in the [[object]] or [[complement]] position, never as a [[subject]]) #:''This is Susan's book. Give it to '''her'''.'' ==Related words== *[[he]], [[him]], [[his]] *[[she]], [[hers]] [[de:her]] [[en:her]] [[es:her]] [[fr:her]] [[gl:her]] [[ko:her]] [[io:her]] [[it:her]] [[ku:her]] [[hu:her]] [[ja:her]] [[pl:her]] [[fi:her]] [[sv:her]] [[ta:her]] [[vi:her]] [[zh:her]] 10328 2006-10-01T17:16:30Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[pt:her]] ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} {{gen pron}} # If you say something is '''her''' thing, you mean it [[belong]]s to a particular [[woman]] or [[girl]]. #:''It is '''her''' book, not [[mine]],'' {{per pron}} # You use '''her''' instead of the name of a [[person]], to talk about a [[woman]] or [[girl]]. (used in the [[object]] or [[complement]] position, never as a [[subject]]) #:''This is Susan's book. Give it to '''her'''.'' ==Related words== *[[he]], [[him]], [[his]] *[[she]], [[hers]] [[de:her]] [[en:her]] [[es:her]] [[fr:her]] [[gl:her]] [[ko:her]] [[io:her]] [[it:her]] [[ku:her]] [[hu:her]] [[ja:her]] [[pl:her]] [[pt:her]] [[fi:her]] [[sv:her]] [[ta:her]] [[vi:her]] [[zh:her]] 11964 2006-11-09T17:00:07Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[da:her]], [[ru:her]] ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} {{gen pron}} # If you say something is '''her''' thing, you mean it [[belong]]s to a particular [[woman]] or [[girl]]. #:''It is '''her''' book, not [[mine]],'' {{per pron}} # You use '''her''' instead of the name of a [[person]], to talk about a [[woman]] or [[girl]]. (used in the [[object]] or [[complement]] position, never as a [[subject]]) #:''This is Susan's book. Give it to '''her'''.'' ==Related words== *[[he]], [[him]], [[his]] *[[she]], [[hers]] [[da:her]] [[de:her]] [[en:her]] [[es:her]] [[fr:her]] [[gl:her]] [[ko:her]] [[io:her]] [[it:her]] [[ku:her]] [[hu:her]] [[ja:her]] [[pl:her]] [[pt:her]] [[ru:her]] [[fi:her]] [[sv:her]] [[ta:her]] [[vi:her]] [[zh:her]] 12135 2006-11-11T00:40:58Z Brett 77 pronoun -> determiner ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} {{per pron}} # You use '''her''' instead of the name of a [[person]], to talk about a [[woman]] or [[girl]]. (used in the [[object]] or [[complement]] position, never as a [[subject]]) #:''This is Susan's book. Give it to '''her'''.'' ==Determiner== {{determiner}} {{gen pron}} # If you say something is '''her''' thing, you mean it [[belong]]s to a particular [[woman]] or [[girl]]. #:''It is '''her''' book, not [[mine]],'' ==Related words== *[[he]], [[him]], [[his]] *[[she]], [[hers]] [[da:her]] [[de:her]] [[en:her]] [[es:her]] [[fr:her]] [[gl:her]] [[ko:her]] [[io:her]] [[it:her]] [[ku:her]] [[hu:her]] [[ja:her]] [[pl:her]] [[pt:her]] [[ru:her]] [[fi:her]] [[sv:her]] [[ta:her]] [[vi:her]] [[zh:her]] 12634 2006-11-25T17:03:55Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[is:her]] ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} {{per pron}} # You use '''her''' instead of the name of a [[person]], to talk about a [[woman]] or [[girl]]. (used in the [[object]] or [[complement]] position, never as a [[subject]]) #:''This is Susan's book. Give it to '''her'''.'' ==Determiner== {{determiner}} {{gen pron}} # If you say something is '''her''' thing, you mean it [[belong]]s to a particular [[woman]] or [[girl]]. #:''It is '''her''' book, not [[mine]],'' ==Related words== *[[he]], [[him]], [[his]] *[[she]], [[hers]] [[da:her]] [[de:her]] [[en:her]] [[es:her]] [[fr:her]] [[gl:her]] [[ko:her]] [[io:her]] [[is:her]] [[it:her]] [[ku:her]] [[hu:her]] [[ja:her]] [[pl:her]] [[pt:her]] [[ru:her]] [[fi:her]] [[sv:her]] [[ta:her]] [[vi:her]] [[zh:her]] 3000 7256 2006-07-16T14:01:29Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} # In English [[grammar]], the '''object''' of a [[sentence]] is a [[noun]] or [[noun phrase]] that usually comes after the [[verb]]. This noun is usually the thing that is receiving the action. #:''In the sentence, "Yoko ate the bread.", ''bread'' is the '''object'''.'' 7257 2006-07-16T14:15:34Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ ==Noun== {{noun}} #An '''object''' is a [[thing]] that you can touch, but it is not [[alive]]. #:''We don't know what killed him, but it was a smooth, heavy '''object'''.'' #The '''object''' of an action or plan is the [[goal]] or the [[reason]] for it. #:''The '''object''' of soccer is to kick the ball into the other team's net.'' # In English [[grammar]], the '''object''' of a [[sentence]] is a [[noun]] or [[noun phrase]] that usually comes after the [[verb]]. This noun is usually the thing that is receiving the action. #:''In the sentence, "Yoko ate the bread.", ''bread'' is the '''object'''.'' ==Verb== {{verb|object|objects|objected|objecting}} #If you '''object''' to something, you don't agree with it. #:''Most people will '''object''' to being asked to work too much.'' 7608 2006-07-19T07:44:59Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, en, es, et, fi, fr, hu, id, io, it, ko, nl, pt, ru, sv, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} #An '''object''' is a [[thing]] that you can touch, but it is not [[alive]]. #:''We don't know what killed him, but it was a smooth, heavy '''object'''.'' #The '''object''' of an action or plan is the [[goal]] or the [[reason]] for it. #:''The '''object''' of soccer is to kick the ball into the other team's net.'' # In English [[grammar]], the '''object''' of a [[sentence]] is a [[noun]] or [[noun phrase]] that usually comes after the [[verb]]. This noun is usually the thing that is receiving the action. #:''In the sentence, "Yoko ate the bread.", ''bread'' is the '''object'''.'' ==Verb== {{verb|object|objects|objected|objecting}} #If you '''object''' to something, you don't agree with it. #:''Most people will '''object''' to being asked to work too much.'' [[ar:object]] [[et:object]] [[en:object]] [[es:object]] [[fr:object]] [[ko:object]] [[io:object]] [[id:object]] [[it:object]] [[hu:object]] [[nl:object]] [[pt:object]] [[ru:object]] [[fi:object]] [[sv:object]] [[zh:object]] 9712 2006-09-10T13:58:44Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy, vi ==Noun== {{noun}} #An '''object''' is a [[thing]] that you can touch, but it is not [[alive]]. #:''We don't know what killed him, but it was a smooth, heavy '''object'''.'' #The '''object''' of an action or plan is the [[goal]] or the [[reason]] for it. #:''The '''object''' of soccer is to kick the ball into the other team's net.'' # In English [[grammar]], the '''object''' of a [[sentence]] is a [[noun]] or [[noun phrase]] that usually comes after the [[verb]]. This noun is usually the thing that is receiving the action. #:''In the sentence, "Yoko ate the bread.", ''bread'' is the '''object'''.'' ==Verb== {{verb|object|objects|objected|objecting}} #If you '''object''' to something, you don't agree with it. #:''Most people will '''object''' to being asked to work too much.'' [[ar:object]] [[et:object]] [[en:object]] [[es:object]] [[fr:object]] [[ko:object]] [[hy:object]] [[io:object]] [[id:object]] [[it:object]] [[hu:object]] [[nl:object]] [[pt:object]] [[ru:object]] [[fi:object]] [[sv:object]] [[vi:object]] [[zh:object]] 10183 2006-09-24T13:43:53Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ta:object]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #An '''object''' is a [[thing]] that you can touch, but it is not [[alive]]. #:''We don't know what killed him, but it was a smooth, heavy '''object'''.'' #The '''object''' of an action or plan is the [[goal]] or the [[reason]] for it. #:''The '''object''' of soccer is to kick the ball into the other team's net.'' # In English [[grammar]], the '''object''' of a [[sentence]] is a [[noun]] or [[noun phrase]] that usually comes after the [[verb]]. This noun is usually the thing that is receiving the action. #:''In the sentence, "Yoko ate the bread.", ''bread'' is the '''object'''.'' ==Verb== {{verb|object|objects|objected|objecting}} #If you '''object''' to something, you don't agree with it. #:''Most people will '''object''' to being asked to work too much.'' [[ar:object]] [[et:object]] [[en:object]] [[es:object]] [[fr:object]] [[ko:object]] [[hy:object]] [[io:object]] [[id:object]] [[it:object]] [[hu:object]] [[nl:object]] [[pt:object]] [[ru:object]] [[fi:object]] [[sv:object]] [[ta:object]] [[vi:object]] [[zh:object]] 10985 2006-10-13T23:24:57Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:object]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #An '''object''' is a [[thing]] that you can touch, but it is not [[alive]]. #:''We don't know what killed him, but it was a smooth, heavy '''object'''.'' #The '''object''' of an action or plan is the [[goal]] or the [[reason]] for it. #:''The '''object''' of soccer is to kick the ball into the other team's net.'' # In English [[grammar]], the '''object''' of a [[sentence]] is a [[noun]] or [[noun phrase]] that usually comes after the [[verb]]. This noun is usually the thing that is receiving the action. #:''In the sentence, "Yoko ate the bread.", ''bread'' is the '''object'''.'' ==Verb== {{verb|object|objects|objected|objecting}} #If you '''object''' to something, you don't agree with it. #:''Most people will '''object''' to being asked to work too much.'' [[ar:object]] [[et:object]] [[en:object]] [[es:object]] [[fr:object]] [[ko:object]] [[hy:object]] [[io:object]] [[id:object]] [[it:object]] [[kk:object]] [[hu:object]] [[nl:object]] [[pt:object]] [[ru:object]] [[fi:object]] [[sv:object]] [[ta:object]] [[vi:object]] [[zh:object]] 11989 2006-11-09T17:30:54Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ja:object]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #An '''object''' is a [[thing]] that you can touch, but it is not [[alive]]. #:''We don't know what killed him, but it was a smooth, heavy '''object'''.'' #The '''object''' of an action or plan is the [[goal]] or the [[reason]] for it. #:''The '''object''' of soccer is to kick the ball into the other team's net.'' # In English [[grammar]], the '''object''' of a [[sentence]] is a [[noun]] or [[noun phrase]] that usually comes after the [[verb]]. This noun is usually the thing that is receiving the action. #:''In the sentence, "Yoko ate the bread.", ''bread'' is the '''object'''.'' ==Verb== {{verb|object|objects|objected|objecting}} #If you '''object''' to something, you don't agree with it. #:''Most people will '''object''' to being asked to work too much.'' [[ar:object]] [[et:object]] [[en:object]] [[es:object]] [[fr:object]] [[ko:object]] [[hy:object]] [[io:object]] [[id:object]] [[it:object]] [[kk:object]] [[hu:object]] [[nl:object]] [[ja:object]] [[pt:object]] [[ru:object]] [[fi:object]] [[sv:object]] [[ta:object]] [[vi:object]] [[zh:object]] 3001 7258 2006-07-16T14:20:11Z Brett 77 This category is for [[transitive verb]]s. It is a subcategory of [[:Category:Verbs|Verbs]]. [[Category:Verbs]] 3002 7259 2006-07-16T14:20:44Z Brett 77 This category is for [[intransitive verb]]s. It is a subcategory of [[:Category:Verbs|Verbs]]. [[Category:Verbs]] 3003 7260 2006-07-16T14:24:33Z Brett 77 <includeonly>[[Category:Verbs]][[Category:Transitive verbs]]</includeonly> 7261 2006-07-16T14:26:30Z Brett 77 transitive <includeonly>[[Category:Verbs]][[Category:Transitive verbs]]</includeonly> 7263 2006-07-16T14:27:36Z Brett 77 ''transitive'' <includeonly>[[Category:Verbs]][[Category:Transitive verbs]]</includeonly> 3004 7264 2006-07-16T14:28:26Z Brett 77 ''intransitive'' <includeonly>[[Category:Verbs]][[Category:Intransitive verbs]]</includeonly> 3005 7270 2006-07-16T14:40:46Z Brett 77 ==Adverb== {{adverb}} #If something happens '''suddenly''', it happen very [[quickly]] when you don't [[expect]] it to happen. #:''My son had been sitting in the chair beside me. Then, '''suddenly''', I realised he was gone.'' 7684 2006-07-19T10:31:05Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, it, pl ==Adverb== {{adverb}} #If something happens '''suddenly''', it happen very [[quickly]] when you don't [[expect]] it to happen. #:''My son had been sitting in the chair beside me. Then, '''suddenly''', I realised he was gone.'' [[en:suddenly]] [[fr:suddenly]] [[it:suddenly]] [[hu:suddenly]] [[pl:suddenly]] [[fi:suddenly]] 9785 2006-09-10T14:41:19Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ta ==Adverb== {{adverb}} #If something happens '''suddenly''', it happen very [[quickly]] when you don't [[expect]] it to happen. #:''My son had been sitting in the chair beside me. Then, '''suddenly''', I realised he was gone.'' [[en:suddenly]] [[fr:suddenly]] [[it:suddenly]] [[hu:suddenly]] [[pl:suddenly]] [[fi:suddenly]] [[ta:suddenly]] 10986 2006-10-14T00:09:41Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[vi:suddenly]] ==Adverb== {{adverb}} #If something happens '''suddenly''', it happen very [[quickly]] when you don't [[expect]] it to happen. #:''My son had been sitting in the chair beside me. Then, '''suddenly''', I realised he was gone.'' [[en:suddenly]] [[fr:suddenly]] [[it:suddenly]] [[hu:suddenly]] [[pl:suddenly]] [[fi:suddenly]] [[ta:suddenly]] [[vi:suddenly]] 13746 2006-12-13T14:27:38Z Brett 77 /* Adverb */ typo ==Adverb== {{adverb}} #If something happens '''suddenly''', it happens very [[quickly]] when you don't [[expect]] it to happen. #:''My son had been sitting in the chair beside me. Then, '''suddenly''', I realised he was gone.'' [[en:suddenly]] [[fr:suddenly]] [[it:suddenly]] [[hu:suddenly]] [[pl:suddenly]] [[fi:suddenly]] [[ta:suddenly]] [[vi:suddenly]] 3006 7271 2006-07-16T14:42:57Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun|lung|lungs}} *Usually [[plural]] #Your lungs the part of your body that is inside your chest. Your lungs allow you to breathe. #:''Smoking for many years had damaged his '''lungs'''.'' 7272 2006-07-16T14:43:25Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ ==Noun== {{noun|lung|lungs}} *Usually [[plural]] #Your lungs the part of your [[body]] that is inside your [[chest]]. Your lungs allow you to [[breathe]]. #:''Smoking for many years had damaged his '''lungs'''.'' 7288 2006-07-17T05:29:59Z Kappa 92 are part of your ==Noun== {{noun|lung|lungs}} *Usually [[plural]] #Your lungs are part of your [[body]] that is inside your [[chest]]. Your lungs allow you to [[breathe]]. #:''Smoking for many years had damaged his '''lungs'''.'' 7556 2006-07-19T05:41:59Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, io, ja, pl, ta, zh ==Noun== {{noun|lung|lungs}} *Usually [[plural]] #Your lungs are part of your [[body]] that is inside your [[chest]]. Your lungs allow you to [[breathe]]. #:''Smoking for many years had damaged his '''lungs'''.'' [[en:lung]] [[fr:lung]] [[io:lung]] [[hu:lung]] [[ja:lung]] [[pl:lung]] [[fi:lung]] [[ta:lung]] [[zh:lung]] 7938 2006-07-22T19:35:17Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun|lung|lungs}} [[Image:Lungs_open.jpg|thumb|human lungs]] *Usually [[plural]] #Your lungs are part of your [[body]] that is inside your [[chest]]. Your lungs allow you to [[breathe]]. #:''Smoking for many years had damaged his '''lungs'''.'' [[en:lung]] [[fr:lung]] [[io:lung]] [[hu:lung]] [[ja:lung]] [[pl:lung]] [[fi:lung]] [[ta:lung]] [[zh:lung]] 8043 2006-07-24T11:04:09Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun|lung|lungs}} [[Image:Lungs_open.jpg|thumb|human lungs]] *Usually [[plural]] #Your lungs are part of your [[body]] that is inside your [[chest]]. Your lungs allow you to [[breathe]]. #:''Smoking for many years had damaged his '''lungs'''.'' {{body}} [[en:lung]] [[fr:lung]] [[io:lung]] [[hu:lung]] [[ja:lung]] [[pl:lung]] [[fi:lung]] [[ta:lung]] [[zh:lung]] 9693 2006-09-10T13:42:05Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Noun== {{noun|lung|lungs}} [[Image:Lungs_open.jpg|thumb|human lungs]] *Usually [[plural]] #Your lungs are part of your [[body]] that is inside your [[chest]]. Your lungs allow you to [[breathe]]. #:''Smoking for many years had damaged his '''lungs'''.'' {{body}} [[en:lung]] [[fr:lung]] [[io:lung]] [[hu:lung]] [[ja:lung]] [[pl:lung]] [[fi:lung]] [[ta:lung]] [[vi:lung]] [[zh:lung]] 10152 2006-09-24T13:32:18Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[es:lung]], [[tr:lung]] ==Noun== {{noun|lung|lungs}} [[Image:Lungs_open.jpg|thumb|human lungs]] *Usually [[plural]] #Your lungs are part of your [[body]] that is inside your [[chest]]. Your lungs allow you to [[breathe]]. #:''Smoking for many years had damaged his '''lungs'''.'' {{body}} [[en:lung]] [[es:lung]] [[fr:lung]] [[io:lung]] [[hu:lung]] [[ja:lung]] [[pl:lung]] [[fi:lung]] [[ta:lung]] [[vi:lung]] [[tr:lung]] [[zh:lung]] 10555 2006-10-08T22:54:43Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[hy:lung]], [[kk:lung]] ==Noun== {{noun|lung|lungs}} [[Image:Lungs_open.jpg|thumb|human lungs]] *Usually [[plural]] #Your lungs are part of your [[body]] that is inside your [[chest]]. Your lungs allow you to [[breathe]]. #:''Smoking for many years had damaged his '''lungs'''.'' {{body}} [[en:lung]] [[es:lung]] [[fr:lung]] [[hy:lung]] [[io:lung]] [[kk:lung]] [[hu:lung]] [[ja:lung]] [[pl:lung]] [[fi:lung]] [[ta:lung]] [[vi:lung]] [[tr:lung]] [[zh:lung]] 11313 2006-10-18T17:07:28Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:lung]] ==Noun== {{noun|lung|lungs}} [[Image:Lungs_open.jpg|thumb|human lungs]] *Usually [[plural]] #Your lungs are part of your [[body]] that is inside your [[chest]]. Your lungs allow you to [[breathe]]. #:''Smoking for many years had damaged his '''lungs'''.'' {{body}} [[en:lung]] [[es:lung]] [[fr:lung]] [[hy:lung]] [[io:lung]] [[kk:lung]] [[hu:lung]] [[ja:lung]] [[pl:lung]] [[ru:lung]] [[fi:lung]] [[ta:lung]] [[vi:lung]] [[tr:lung]] [[zh:lung]] 14308 2006-12-22T02:01:51Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun|lung|lungs}} [[Image:Lungs_open.jpg|thumb|human '''lungs''']] *Usually [[plural]] #Your '''lungs''' are part of your [[body]] that is inside your [[chest]]. Your '''lungs''' allow you to [[breathe]]. #:''Smoking for many years had damaged his '''lungs'''.'' {{body}} [[en:lung]] [[es:lung]] [[fr:lung]] [[hy:lung]] [[io:lung]] [[kk:lung]] [[hu:lung]] [[ja:lung]] [[pl:lung]] [[ru:lung]] [[fi:lung]] [[ta:lung]] [[vi:lung]] [[tr:lung]] [[zh:lung]] 3007 7273 2006-07-16T14:46:37Z Brett 77 ==Adjective== {{adjective|tired|more tired|most tired}} {{adjective|tired|tireder|tiredest}} #If you feel '''tired''', you have no [[energy]] and you need a [[rest]]. #:''After walking for 15km, I was so '''tired''', that is couldn't take another step.'' ==Related words== *[[sleepy]] 7728 2006-07-19T12:04:30Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, io, it ==Adjective== {{adjective|tired|more tired|most tired}} {{adjective|tired|tireder|tiredest}} #If you feel '''tired''', you have no [[energy]] and you need a [[rest]]. #:''After walking for 15km, I was so '''tired''', that is couldn't take another step.'' ==Related words== *[[sleepy]] [[en:tired]] [[fr:tired]] [[io:tired]] [[it:tired]] [[hu:tired]] [[fi:tired]] 9810 2006-09-10T14:55:57Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ta ==Adjective== {{adjective|tired|more tired|most tired}} {{adjective|tired|tireder|tiredest}} #If you feel '''tired''', you have no [[energy]] and you need a [[rest]]. #:''After walking for 15km, I was so '''tired''', that is couldn't take another step.'' ==Related words== *[[sleepy]] [[en:tired]] [[fr:tired]] [[io:tired]] [[it:tired]] [[hu:tired]] [[fi:tired]] [[ta:tired]] 10808 2006-10-11T10:44:51Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[hy:tired]], [[kk:tired]], [[vi:tired]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|tired|more tired|most tired}} {{adjective|tired|tireder|tiredest}} #If you feel '''tired''', you have no [[energy]] and you need a [[rest]]. #:''After walking for 15km, I was so '''tired''', that is couldn't take another step.'' ==Related words== *[[sleepy]] [[en:tired]] [[fr:tired]] [[hy:tired]] [[io:tired]] [[it:tired]] [[kk:tired]] [[hu:tired]] [[fi:tired]] [[ta:tired]] [[vi:tired]] 12050 2006-11-09T18:09:04Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ru:tired]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|tired|more tired|most tired}} {{adjective|tired|tireder|tiredest}} #If you feel '''tired''', you have no [[energy]] and you need a [[rest]]. #:''After walking for 15km, I was so '''tired''', that is couldn't take another step.'' ==Related words== *[[sleepy]] [[en:tired]] [[fr:tired]] [[hy:tired]] [[io:tired]] [[it:tired]] [[kk:tired]] [[hu:tired]] [[ru:tired]] [[fi:tired]] [[ta:tired]] [[vi:tired]] 12293 2006-11-15T22:18:22Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[pl:tired]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|tired|more tired|most tired}} {{adjective|tired|tireder|tiredest}} #If you feel '''tired''', you have no [[energy]] and you need a [[rest]]. #:''After walking for 15km, I was so '''tired''', that is couldn't take another step.'' ==Related words== *[[sleepy]] [[en:tired]] [[fr:tired]] [[hy:tired]] [[io:tired]] [[it:tired]] [[kk:tired]] [[hu:tired]] [[pl:tired]] [[ru:tired]] [[fi:tired]] [[ta:tired]] [[vi:tired]] 3008 7274 2006-07-16T14:50:34Z Brett 77 ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} #If a [[machine]] is '''electric''', it uses [[electricity]]. #:''My grandmother wrote her letters on a typewriter; my mother used an '''electric''' typewriter, and I use a computer.'' #:''We bought a new [[gas]] stove. It's much faster than our old '''electric''' one.'' ==See also== *[[electronic]] 7525 2006-07-19T04:20:26Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, it, ja, pl, zh ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} #If a [[machine]] is '''electric''', it uses [[electricity]]. #:''My grandmother wrote her letters on a typewriter; my mother used an '''electric''' typewriter, and I use a computer.'' #:''We bought a new [[gas]] stove. It's much faster than our old '''electric''' one.'' ==See also== *[[electronic]] [[en:electric]] [[fr:electric]] [[it:electric]] [[hu:electric]] [[ja:electric]] [[pl:electric]] [[fi:electric]] [[zh:electric]] 8938 2006-08-21T21:25:09Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: io ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} #If a [[machine]] is '''electric''', it uses [[electricity]]. #:''My grandmother wrote her letters on a typewriter; my mother used an '''electric''' typewriter, and I use a computer.'' #:''We bought a new [[gas]] stove. It's much faster than our old '''electric''' one.'' ==See also== *[[electronic]] [[en:electric]] [[fr:electric]] [[io:electric]] [[it:electric]] [[hu:electric]] [[ja:electric]] [[pl:electric]] [[fi:electric]] [[zh:electric]] 9544 2006-09-10T12:05:45Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} #If a [[machine]] is '''electric''', it uses [[electricity]]. #:''My grandmother wrote her letters on a typewriter; my mother used an '''electric''' typewriter, and I use a computer.'' #:''We bought a new [[gas]] stove. It's much faster than our old '''electric''' one.'' ==See also== *[[electronic]] [[en:electric]] [[fr:electric]] [[io:electric]] [[it:electric]] [[hu:electric]] [[ja:electric]] [[pl:electric]] [[fi:electric]] [[vi:electric]] [[zh:electric]] 9887 2006-09-24T11:33:14Z Tangobot 116 Robot: Automated text replacement (-{{adjective2}} +{{adjective}}) ==Adjective== {{adjective}} #If a [[machine]] is '''electric''', it uses [[electricity]]. #:''My grandmother wrote her letters on a typewriter; my mother used an '''electric''' typewriter, and I use a computer.'' #:''We bought a new [[gas]] stove. It's much faster than our old '''electric''' one.'' ==See also== *[[electronic]] [[en:electric]] [[fr:electric]] [[io:electric]] [[it:electric]] [[hu:electric]] [[ja:electric]] [[pl:electric]] [[fi:electric]] [[vi:electric]] [[zh:electric]] 10025 2006-09-24T12:43:38Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ar:electric]] ==Adjective== {{adjective}} #If a [[machine]] is '''electric''', it uses [[electricity]]. #:''My grandmother wrote her letters on a typewriter; my mother used an '''electric''' typewriter, and I use a computer.'' #:''We bought a new [[gas]] stove. It's much faster than our old '''electric''' one.'' ==See also== *[[electronic]] [[ar:electric]] [[en:electric]] [[fr:electric]] [[io:electric]] [[it:electric]] [[hu:electric]] [[ja:electric]] [[pl:electric]] [[fi:electric]] [[vi:electric]] [[zh:electric]] 11011 2006-10-14T05:47:46Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:electric]] ==Adjective== {{adjective}} #If a [[machine]] is '''electric''', it uses [[electricity]]. #:''My grandmother wrote her letters on a typewriter; my mother used an '''electric''' typewriter, and I use a computer.'' #:''We bought a new [[gas]] stove. It's much faster than our old '''electric''' one.'' ==See also== *[[electronic]] [[ar:electric]] [[en:electric]] [[fr:electric]] [[io:electric]] [[it:electric]] [[kk:electric]] [[hu:electric]] [[ja:electric]] [[pl:electric]] [[fi:electric]] [[vi:electric]] [[zh:electric]] 11933 2006-11-09T16:36:37Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ru:electric]] ==Adjective== {{adjective}} #If a [[machine]] is '''electric''', it uses [[electricity]]. #:''My grandmother wrote her letters on a typewriter; my mother used an '''electric''' typewriter, and I use a computer.'' #:''We bought a new [[gas]] stove. It's much faster than our old '''electric''' one.'' ==See also== *[[electronic]] [[ar:electric]] [[en:electric]] [[fr:electric]] [[io:electric]] [[it:electric]] [[kk:electric]] [[hu:electric]] [[ja:electric]] [[pl:electric]] [[ru:electric]] [[fi:electric]] [[vi:electric]] [[zh:electric]] 12194 2006-11-11T17:53:00Z PullToOpen 119 +cat {{BE850}} ==Adjective== {{adjective}} #If a [[machine]] is '''electric''', it uses [[electricity]]. #:''My grandmother wrote her letters on a typewriter; my mother used an '''electric''' typewriter, and I use a computer.'' #:''We bought a new [[gas]] stove. It's much faster than our old '''electric''' one.'' ==See also== *[[electronic]] [[ar:electric]] [[en:electric]] [[fr:electric]] [[io:electric]] [[it:electric]] [[kk:electric]] [[hu:electric]] [[ja:electric]] [[pl:electric]] [[ru:electric]] [[fi:electric]] [[vi:electric]] [[zh:electric]] 3009 7275 2006-07-16T14:58:59Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #If something is in '''balance''', it is has equal amounts all around. #:''She was walking on a thin line, but lost her '''balance''' and fell down.'' #:''This plan has a good '''balance''' of new and old ideas.'' ==Verb== {{verb|balance|balances|balanced|balancing}} {{intransitive verb}} & {{transitive verb}} #If you balance something, you make it have equal amounts all around. #''The bird '''balanced''' easily on the wire for a few moments before flying off.'' #:''A good manager has to '''balance''' the costs and benefits of doing business.'' 7276 2006-07-16T14:59:17Z Brett 77 /* Verb */ ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #If something is in '''balance''', it is has equal amounts all around. #:''She was walking on a thin line, but lost her '''balance''' and fell down.'' #:''This plan has a good '''balance''' of new and old ideas.'' ==Verb== {{verb|balance|balances|balanced|balancing}} {{intransitive verb}} & {{transitive verb}} #If you balance something, you make it have equal amounts all around. #:''The bird '''balanced''' easily on the wire for a few moments before flying off.'' #:''A good manager has to '''balance''' the costs and benefits of doing business.'' 7277 2006-07-16T15:00:37Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #If something is in '''balance''', it is has [[equal]] amounts all around. #:''She was walking on a thin line, but lost her '''balance''' and fell down.'' #:''This plan has a good '''balance''' of new and old ideas.'' #The '''balance''' in your [[bank account]] is the [[amount]] of [[money]] you have in the account. ==Verb== {{verb|balance|balances|balanced|balancing}} {{intransitive verb}} & {{transitive verb}} #If you balance something, you make it have equal amounts all around. #:''The bird '''balanced''' easily on the wire for a few moments before flying off.'' #:''A good manager has to '''balance''' the costs and benefits of doing business.'' 7393 2006-07-18T23:14:16Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, de, el, en, et, fi, fr, gl, hu, id, io, it, pt, ru, vi, zh ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #If something is in '''balance''', it is has [[equal]] amounts all around. #:''She was walking on a thin line, but lost her '''balance''' and fell down.'' #:''This plan has a good '''balance''' of new and old ideas.'' #The '''balance''' in your [[bank account]] is the [[amount]] of [[money]] you have in the account. ==Verb== {{verb|balance|balances|balanced|balancing}} {{intransitive verb}} & {{transitive verb}} #If you balance something, you make it have equal amounts all around. #:''The bird '''balanced''' easily on the wire for a few moments before flying off.'' #:''A good manager has to '''balance''' the costs and benefits of doing business.'' [[ar:balance]] [[de:balance]] [[et:balance]] [[el:balance]] [[en:balance]] [[fr:balance]] [[gl:balance]] [[io:balance]] [[id:balance]] [[it:balance]] [[hu:balance]] [[pt:balance]] [[ru:balance]] [[fi:balance]] [[vi:balance]] [[zh:balance]] 8828 2006-08-21T17:54:37Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #If something is in '''balance''', it is has [[equal]] amounts all around. #:''She was walking on a thin line, but lost her '''balance''' and fell down.'' #:''This plan has a good '''balance''' of new and old ideas.'' #The '''balance''' in your [[bank account]] is the [[amount]] of [[money]] you have in the account. ==Verb== {{verb|balance|balances|balanced|balancing}} {{intransitive verb}} & {{transitive verb}} #If you balance something, you make it have equal amounts all around. #:''The bird '''balanced''' easily on the wire for a few moments before flying off.'' #:''A good manager has to '''balance''' the costs and benefits of doing business.'' [[ar:balance]] [[de:balance]] [[et:balance]] [[el:balance]] [[en:balance]] [[fr:balance]] [[gl:balance]] [[hy:balance]] [[io:balance]] [[id:balance]] [[it:balance]] [[hu:balance]] [[pt:balance]] [[ru:balance]] [[fi:balance]] [[vi:balance]] [[zh:balance]] 9437 2006-09-10T11:04:27Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ta ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #If something is in '''balance''', it is has [[equal]] amounts all around. #:''She was walking on a thin line, but lost her '''balance''' and fell down.'' #:''This plan has a good '''balance''' of new and old ideas.'' #The '''balance''' in your [[bank account]] is the [[amount]] of [[money]] you have in the account. ==Verb== {{verb|balance|balances|balanced|balancing}} {{intransitive verb}} & {{transitive verb}} #If you balance something, you make it have equal amounts all around. #:''The bird '''balanced''' easily on the wire for a few moments before flying off.'' #:''A good manager has to '''balance''' the costs and benefits of doing business.'' [[ar:balance]] [[de:balance]] [[et:balance]] [[el:balance]] [[en:balance]] [[fr:balance]] [[gl:balance]] [[hy:balance]] [[io:balance]] [[id:balance]] [[it:balance]] [[hu:balance]] [[pt:balance]] [[ru:balance]] [[fi:balance]] [[ta:balance]] [[vi:balance]] [[zh:balance]] 9979 2006-09-24T12:24:17Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[fa:balance]], [[ko:balance]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #If something is in '''balance''', it is has [[equal]] amounts all around. #:''She was walking on a thin line, but lost her '''balance''' and fell down.'' #:''This plan has a good '''balance''' of new and old ideas.'' #The '''balance''' in your [[bank account]] is the [[amount]] of [[money]] you have in the account. ==Verb== {{verb|balance|balances|balanced|balancing}} {{intransitive verb}} & {{transitive verb}} #If you balance something, you make it have equal amounts all around. #:''The bird '''balanced''' easily on the wire for a few moments before flying off.'' #:''A good manager has to '''balance''' the costs and benefits of doing business.'' [[ar:balance]] [[de:balance]] [[et:balance]] [[el:balance]] [[en:balance]] [[fa:balance]] [[fr:balance]] [[gl:balance]] [[ko:balance]] [[hy:balance]] [[io:balance]] [[id:balance]] [[it:balance]] [[hu:balance]] [[pt:balance]] [[ru:balance]] [[fi:balance]] [[ta:balance]] [[vi:balance]] [[zh:balance]] 10647 2006-10-09T17:01:37Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:balance]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #If something is in '''balance''', it is has [[equal]] amounts all around. #:''She was walking on a thin line, but lost her '''balance''' and fell down.'' #:''This plan has a good '''balance''' of new and old ideas.'' #The '''balance''' in your [[bank account]] is the [[amount]] of [[money]] you have in the account. ==Verb== {{verb|balance|balances|balanced|balancing}} {{intransitive verb}} & {{transitive verb}} #If you balance something, you make it have equal amounts all around. #:''The bird '''balanced''' easily on the wire for a few moments before flying off.'' #:''A good manager has to '''balance''' the costs and benefits of doing business.'' [[ar:balance]] [[de:balance]] [[et:balance]] [[el:balance]] [[en:balance]] [[fa:balance]] [[fr:balance]] [[gl:balance]] [[ko:balance]] [[hy:balance]] [[io:balance]] [[id:balance]] [[it:balance]] [[kk:balance]] [[hu:balance]] [[pt:balance]] [[ru:balance]] [[fi:balance]] [[ta:balance]] [[vi:balance]] [[zh:balance]] 12913 2006-11-28T05:10:10Z Coppertwig 139 pictures ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #If something is in '''balance''', it is has [[equal]] amounts all around. #:''She was walking on a thin line, but lost her '''balance''' and fell down.'' #:''This plan has a good '''balance''' of new and old ideas.'' #The '''balance''' in your [[bank account]] is the [[amount]] of [[money]] you have in the account. ==Verb== {{verb|balance|balances|balanced|balancing}} {{intransitive verb}} & {{transitive verb}} #If you balance something, you make it have equal amounts all around. #:''The bird '''balanced''' easily on the wire for a few moments before flying off.'' #:''A good manager has to '''balance''' the costs and benefits of doing business.'' [[Image:Balanced Rock, North Salem, NY.jpg|thumb|left|'''Balanced''' rock]] [[Image:Balanced scales.svg|thumb|Scales are '''balanced''' when the two sides are equal]] [[ar:balance]] [[de:balance]] [[et:balance]] [[el:balance]] [[en:balance]] [[fa:balance]] [[fr:balance]] [[gl:balance]] [[ko:balance]] [[hy:balance]] [[io:balance]] [[id:balance]] [[it:balance]] [[kk:balance]] [[hu:balance]] [[pt:balance]] [[ru:balance]] [[fi:balance]] [[ta:balance]] [[vi:balance]] [[zh:balance]] 3010 7285 2006-07-16T15:11:38Z Brett 77 ==Adjective== {{adjective|wet|wetter|wettest}} {{Wiktionary}} #If something is '''wet''' it has some [[water]] or other [[liquid]] on it. #:''I got completely '''wet''' in the rain.'' #:''I don't want to use this towel. It's already '''wet'''.'' ==Verb== {{verb|wet|wets|wetted|wetting}} {{transitive verb}} #If you '''wet''' something, you put water or some other liquid on it. #:''Please try not to '''wet''' the bathroom floor when you have a [[shower]].'' ==Antonyms== *[[dry]] 7769 2006-07-19T13:16:43Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fa, fi, fr, hu, io, it, nl, ta, uk, zh ==Adjective== {{adjective|wet|wetter|wettest}} {{Wiktionary}} #If something is '''wet''' it has some [[water]] or other [[liquid]] on it. #:''I got completely '''wet''' in the rain.'' #:''I don't want to use this towel. It's already '''wet'''.'' ==Verb== {{verb|wet|wets|wetted|wetting}} {{transitive verb}} #If you '''wet''' something, you put water or some other liquid on it. #:''Please try not to '''wet''' the bathroom floor when you have a [[shower]].'' ==Antonyms== *[[dry]] [[en:wet]] [[fa:wet]] [[fr:wet]] [[io:wet]] [[it:wet]] [[hu:wet]] [[nl:wet]] [[fi:wet]] [[ta:wet]] [[uk:wet]] [[zh:wet]] 7893 2006-07-22T14:41:44Z Brett 77 /* Adjective */ ==Adjective== {{adjective|wet|wetter|wettest}} {{Wiktionary}} [[Image:Wet_spider_web.jpg|thumb|A wet [[web]]]] [[Image:Wet_trampoline.jpg|thumb|the children are wet]] #If something is '''wet''' it has some [[water]] or other [[liquid]] on it. #:''I got completely '''wet''' in the rain.'' #:''I don't want to use this towel. It's already '''wet'''.'' ==Verb== {{verb|wet|wets|wetted|wetting}} {{transitive verb}} #If you '''wet''' something, you put water or some other liquid on it. #:''Please try not to '''wet''' the bathroom floor when you have a [[shower]].'' ==Antonyms== *[[dry]] [[en:wet]] [[fa:wet]] [[fr:wet]] [[io:wet]] [[it:wet]] [[hu:wet]] [[nl:wet]] [[fi:wet]] [[ta:wet]] [[uk:wet]] [[zh:wet]] 10272 2006-09-24T14:24:48Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[es:wet]], [[ru:wet]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|wet|wetter|wettest}} {{Wiktionary}} [[Image:Wet_spider_web.jpg|thumb|A wet [[web]]]] [[Image:Wet_trampoline.jpg|thumb|the children are wet]] #If something is '''wet''' it has some [[water]] or other [[liquid]] on it. #:''I got completely '''wet''' in the rain.'' #:''I don't want to use this towel. It's already '''wet'''.'' ==Verb== {{verb|wet|wets|wetted|wetting}} {{transitive verb}} #If you '''wet''' something, you put water or some other liquid on it. #:''Please try not to '''wet''' the bathroom floor when you have a [[shower]].'' ==Antonyms== *[[dry]] [[en:wet]] [[es:wet]] [[fa:wet]] [[fr:wet]] [[io:wet]] [[it:wet]] [[hu:wet]] [[nl:wet]] [[ru:wet]] [[fi:wet]] [[ta:wet]] [[uk:wet]] [[zh:wet]] 11037 2006-10-14T13:19:05Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[vi:wet]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|wet|wetter|wettest}} {{Wiktionary}} [[Image:Wet_spider_web.jpg|thumb|A wet [[web]]]] [[Image:Wet_trampoline.jpg|thumb|the children are wet]] #If something is '''wet''' it has some [[water]] or other [[liquid]] on it. #:''I got completely '''wet''' in the rain.'' #:''I don't want to use this towel. It's already '''wet'''.'' ==Verb== {{verb|wet|wets|wetted|wetting}} {{transitive verb}} #If you '''wet''' something, you put water or some other liquid on it. #:''Please try not to '''wet''' the bathroom floor when you have a [[shower]].'' ==Antonyms== *[[dry]] [[en:wet]] [[es:wet]] [[fa:wet]] [[fr:wet]] [[io:wet]] [[it:wet]] [[hu:wet]] [[nl:wet]] [[ru:wet]] [[fi:wet]] [[ta:wet]] [[vi:wet]] [[uk:wet]] [[zh:wet]] 11636 2006-10-30T11:26:25Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ku:wet]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|wet|wetter|wettest}} {{Wiktionary}} [[Image:Wet_spider_web.jpg|thumb|A wet [[web]]]] [[Image:Wet_trampoline.jpg|thumb|the children are wet]] #If something is '''wet''' it has some [[water]] or other [[liquid]] on it. #:''I got completely '''wet''' in the rain.'' #:''I don't want to use this towel. It's already '''wet'''.'' ==Verb== {{verb|wet|wets|wetted|wetting}} {{transitive verb}} #If you '''wet''' something, you put water or some other liquid on it. #:''Please try not to '''wet''' the bathroom floor when you have a [[shower]].'' ==Antonyms== *[[dry]] [[en:wet]] [[es:wet]] [[fa:wet]] [[fr:wet]] [[io:wet]] [[it:wet]] [[ku:wet]] [[hu:wet]] [[nl:wet]] [[ru:wet]] [[fi:wet]] [[ta:wet]] [[vi:wet]] [[uk:wet]] [[zh:wet]] 12793 2006-11-27T00:11:28Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[pl:wet]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|wet|wetter|wettest}} {{Wiktionary}} [[Image:Wet_spider_web.jpg|thumb|A wet [[web]]]] [[Image:Wet_trampoline.jpg|thumb|the children are wet]] #If something is '''wet''' it has some [[water]] or other [[liquid]] on it. #:''I got completely '''wet''' in the rain.'' #:''I don't want to use this towel. It's already '''wet'''.'' ==Verb== {{verb|wet|wets|wetted|wetting}} {{transitive verb}} #If you '''wet''' something, you put water or some other liquid on it. #:''Please try not to '''wet''' the bathroom floor when you have a [[shower]].'' ==Antonyms== *[[dry]] [[en:wet]] [[es:wet]] [[fa:wet]] [[fr:wet]] [[io:wet]] [[it:wet]] [[ku:wet]] [[hu:wet]] [[nl:wet]] [[pl:wet]] [[ru:wet]] [[fi:wet]] [[ta:wet]] [[vi:wet]] [[uk:wet]] [[zh:wet]] 3011 7286 2006-07-17T01:22:33Z Brett 77 ==Verb== {{verb|prefer|prefers|prefered|preferring}} {{transitive verb}} almost never in the [[progressive]] #If you '''prefer''' something, you [[like]] it better than something else. #:''Sometimes I eat in restaurants, but I '''prefer''' to cook." #:''I generally '''prefer''' coffee to tea. I just can't enjoy tea.'' 7635 2006-07-19T08:33:43Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, pl, ru ==Verb== {{verb|prefer|prefers|prefered|preferring}} {{transitive verb}} almost never in the [[progressive]] #If you '''prefer''' something, you [[like]] it better than something else. #:''Sometimes I eat in restaurants, but I '''prefer''' to cook." #:''I generally '''prefer''' coffee to tea. I just can't enjoy tea.'' [[en:prefer]] [[fr:prefer]] [[io:prefer]] [[it:prefer]] [[hu:prefer]] [[pl:prefer]] [[ru:prefer]] [[fi:prefer]] 8670 2006-08-13T19:39:21Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Verb== {{verb|prefer|prefers|prefered|preferring}} {{transitive verb}} almost never in the [[progressive]] #If you '''prefer''' something, you [[like]] it better than something else. #:''Sometimes I eat in restaurants, but I '''prefer''' to cook." #:''I generally '''prefer''' coffee to tea. I just can't enjoy tea.'' [[en:prefer]] [[fr:prefer]] [[io:prefer]] [[it:prefer]] [[hu:prefer]] [[pl:prefer]] [[ru:prefer]] [[fi:prefer]] [[vi:prefer]] 11695 2006-11-01T20:37:36Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ta:prefer]] ==Verb== {{verb|prefer|prefers|prefered|preferring}} {{transitive verb}} almost never in the [[progressive]] #If you '''prefer''' something, you [[like]] it better than something else. #:''Sometimes I eat in restaurants, but I '''prefer''' to cook." #:''I generally '''prefer''' coffee to tea. I just can't enjoy tea.'' [[en:prefer]] [[fr:prefer]] [[io:prefer]] [[it:prefer]] [[hu:prefer]] [[pl:prefer]] [[ru:prefer]] [[fi:prefer]] [[ta:prefer]] [[vi:prefer]] 3012 7290 2006-07-17T13:00:14Z Brett 77 ==Adjecive== {{adjective|typical|more typical|most typical}} #If something is '''typical''', it is normal, and not special. It's what you would expect. #:''This rain isn't '''typical'''. We almost never get rain at this time of year.'' #:''These problems are just another '''typical''' example of how politicians only care about themselves.'' ==Related words== *[[typically]] 7291 2006-07-17T13:00:45Z Brett 77 /* Adjecive */ ==Adjecive== {{adjective|typical|more typical|most typical}} #If something is '''typical''', it is [[normal]], and not [[special]]. It's what you would [[expect]]. #:''This rain isn't '''typical'''. We almost never get rain at this time of year.'' #:''These problems are just another '''typical''' example of how politicians only care about themselves.'' ==Related words== *[[typically]] 7760 2006-07-19T12:58:32Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fr, it ==Adjecive== {{adjective|typical|more typical|most typical}} #If something is '''typical''', it is [[normal]], and not [[special]]. It's what you would [[expect]]. #:''This rain isn't '''typical'''. We almost never get rain at this time of year.'' #:''These problems are just another '''typical''' example of how politicians only care about themselves.'' ==Related words== *[[typically]] [[en:typical]] [[fr:typical]] [[it:typical]] 8691 2006-08-13T19:46:53Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Adjecive== {{adjective|typical|more typical|most typical}} #If something is '''typical''', it is [[normal]], and not [[special]]. It's what you would [[expect]]. #:''This rain isn't '''typical'''. We almost never get rain at this time of year.'' #:''These problems are just another '''typical''' example of how politicians only care about themselves.'' ==Related words== *[[typically]] [[en:typical]] [[fr:typical]] [[it:typical]] [[vi:typical]] 3013 7292 2006-07-17T13:05:15Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} #Your '''brain''' is the part of your [[body]] that is inside your [[head]]. #:''The '''brain''' is the part of the body that [[think]]s and controls the rest of the body through the [[nervous system]].'' #:''He has serious '''brain''' damage from falling off of his bicycle and hitting his head.'' 7383 2006-07-18T22:53:06Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ang, ar, de, el, en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, ko, pl, pt, ru, sr, ta, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} #Your '''brain''' is the part of your [[body]] that is inside your [[head]]. #:''The '''brain''' is the part of the body that [[think]]s and controls the rest of the body through the [[nervous system]].'' #:''He has serious '''brain''' damage from falling off of his bicycle and hitting his head.'' [[ang:brain]] [[ar:brain]] [[de:brain]] [[el:brain]] [[en:brain]] [[fr:brain]] [[ko:brain]] [[io:brain]] [[it:brain]] [[hu:brain]] [[ja:brain]] [[pl:brain]] [[pt:brain]] [[ru:brain]] [[sr:brain]] [[fi:brain]] [[ta:brain]] [[zh:brain]] 7911 2006-07-22T18:15:50Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Hemispheres.png|thumb|top view of a brain]] [[Image:Brain-cerebellum.png|thumb|side view of a brain]] #Your '''brain''' is the part of your [[body]] that is inside your [[head]]. #:''The '''brain''' is the part of the body that [[think]]s and controls the rest of the body through the [[nervous system]].'' #:''He has serious '''brain''' damage from falling off of his bicycle and hitting his head.'' [[ang:brain]] [[ar:brain]] [[de:brain]] [[el:brain]] [[en:brain]] [[fr:brain]] [[ko:brain]] [[io:brain]] [[it:brain]] [[hu:brain]] [[ja:brain]] [[pl:brain]] [[pt:brain]] [[ru:brain]] [[sr:brain]] [[fi:brain]] [[ta:brain]] [[zh:brain]] 8874 2006-08-21T19:09:44Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Hemispheres.png|thumb|top view of a brain]] [[Image:Brain-cerebellum.png|thumb|side view of a brain]] #Your '''brain''' is the part of your [[body]] that is inside your [[head]]. #:''The '''brain''' is the part of the body that [[think]]s and controls the rest of the body through the [[nervous system]].'' #:''He has serious '''brain''' damage from falling off of his bicycle and hitting his head.'' [[ang:brain]] [[ar:brain]] [[de:brain]] [[el:brain]] [[en:brain]] [[fr:brain]] [[ko:brain]] [[hy:brain]] [[io:brain]] [[it:brain]] [[hu:brain]] [[ja:brain]] [[pl:brain]] [[pt:brain]] [[ru:brain]] [[sr:brain]] [[fi:brain]] [[ta:brain]] [[zh:brain]] 9478 2006-09-10T11:27:56Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Hemispheres.png|thumb|top view of a brain]] [[Image:Brain-cerebellum.png|thumb|side view of a brain]] #Your '''brain''' is the part of your [[body]] that is inside your [[head]]. #:''The '''brain''' is the part of the body that [[think]]s and controls the rest of the body through the [[nervous system]].'' #:''He has serious '''brain''' damage from falling off of his bicycle and hitting his head.'' [[ang:brain]] [[ar:brain]] [[de:brain]] [[el:brain]] [[en:brain]] [[fr:brain]] [[ko:brain]] [[hy:brain]] [[io:brain]] [[it:brain]] [[hu:brain]] [[ja:brain]] [[pl:brain]] [[pt:brain]] [[ru:brain]] [[sr:brain]] [[fi:brain]] [[ta:brain]] [[vi:brain]] [[zh:brain]] 9986 2006-09-24T12:25:27Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[tr:brain]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Hemispheres.png|thumb|top view of a brain]] [[Image:Brain-cerebellum.png|thumb|side view of a brain]] #Your '''brain''' is the part of your [[body]] that is inside your [[head]]. #:''The '''brain''' is the part of the body that [[think]]s and controls the rest of the body through the [[nervous system]].'' #:''He has serious '''brain''' damage from falling off of his bicycle and hitting his head.'' [[ang:brain]] [[ar:brain]] [[de:brain]] [[el:brain]] [[en:brain]] [[fr:brain]] [[ko:brain]] [[hy:brain]] [[io:brain]] [[it:brain]] [[hu:brain]] [[ja:brain]] [[pl:brain]] [[pt:brain]] [[ru:brain]] [[sr:brain]] [[fi:brain]] [[ta:brain]] [[vi:brain]] [[tr:brain]] [[zh:brain]] 10483 2006-10-07T16:32:44Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:brain]], [[uk:brain]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Hemispheres.png|thumb|top view of a brain]] [[Image:Brain-cerebellum.png|thumb|side view of a brain]] #Your '''brain''' is the part of your [[body]] that is inside your [[head]]. #:''The '''brain''' is the part of the body that [[think]]s and controls the rest of the body through the [[nervous system]].'' #:''He has serious '''brain''' damage from falling off of his bicycle and hitting his head.'' [[ang:brain]] [[ar:brain]] [[de:brain]] [[el:brain]] [[en:brain]] [[fr:brain]] [[ko:brain]] [[hy:brain]] [[io:brain]] [[it:brain]] [[kk:brain]] [[hu:brain]] [[ja:brain]] [[pl:brain]] [[pt:brain]] [[ru:brain]] [[sr:brain]] [[fi:brain]] [[ta:brain]] [[vi:brain]] [[tr:brain]] [[uk:brain]] [[zh:brain]] 13944 2006-12-20T02:48:59Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:brain]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Hemispheres.png|thumb|top view of a brain]] [[Image:Brain-cerebellum.png|thumb|side view of a brain]] #Your '''brain''' is the part of your [[body]] that is inside your [[head]]. #:''The '''brain''' is the part of the body that [[think]]s and controls the rest of the body through the [[nervous system]].'' #:''He has serious '''brain''' damage from falling off of his bicycle and hitting his head.'' [[ang:brain]] [[ar:brain]] [[de:brain]] [[el:brain]] [[en:brain]] [[fa:brain]] [[fr:brain]] [[ko:brain]] [[hy:brain]] [[io:brain]] [[it:brain]] [[kk:brain]] [[hu:brain]] [[ja:brain]] [[pl:brain]] [[pt:brain]] [[ru:brain]] [[sr:brain]] [[fi:brain]] [[ta:brain]] [[vi:brain]] [[tr:brain]] [[uk:brain]] [[zh:brain]] 3014 7293 2006-07-17T13:07:30Z Brett 77 ==Adjective== {{adjective|sick|sicker|sickest}} #If a person, animal, or plant is '''sick''', it has a [[disease]] and is not [[healthy]]. #:''I'm sorry, I'm too '''sick''' to go to work today.'' #:''If you're '''sick''', you should go and see a [[doctor]].'' 7707 2006-07-19T11:09:58Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ko, pl, ru, zh ==Adjective== {{adjective|sick|sicker|sickest}} #If a person, animal, or plant is '''sick''', it has a [[disease]] and is not [[healthy]]. #:''I'm sorry, I'm too '''sick''' to go to work today.'' #:''If you're '''sick''', you should go and see a [[doctor]].'' [[en:sick]] [[fr:sick]] [[ko:sick]] [[io:sick]] [[it:sick]] [[hu:sick]] [[pl:sick]] [[ru:sick]] [[fi:sick]] [[zh:sick]] 9776 2006-09-10T14:39:49Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ta ==Adjective== {{adjective|sick|sicker|sickest}} #If a person, animal, or plant is '''sick''', it has a [[disease]] and is not [[healthy]]. #:''I'm sorry, I'm too '''sick''' to go to work today.'' #:''If you're '''sick''', you should go and see a [[doctor]].'' [[en:sick]] [[fr:sick]] [[ko:sick]] [[io:sick]] [[it:sick]] [[hu:sick]] [[pl:sick]] [[ru:sick]] [[fi:sick]] [[ta:sick]] [[zh:sick]] 10224 2006-09-24T14:03:32Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[vi:sick]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|sick|sicker|sickest}} #If a person, animal, or plant is '''sick''', it has a [[disease]] and is not [[healthy]]. #:''I'm sorry, I'm too '''sick''' to go to work today.'' #:''If you're '''sick''', you should go and see a [[doctor]].'' [[en:sick]] [[fr:sick]] [[ko:sick]] [[io:sick]] [[it:sick]] [[hu:sick]] [[pl:sick]] [[ru:sick]] [[fi:sick]] [[ta:sick]] [[vi:sick]] [[zh:sick]] 10846 2006-10-11T18:09:44Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:sick]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|sick|sicker|sickest}} #If a person, animal, or plant is '''sick''', it has a [[disease]] and is not [[healthy]]. #:''I'm sorry, I'm too '''sick''' to go to work today.'' #:''If you're '''sick''', you should go and see a [[doctor]].'' [[en:sick]] [[fr:sick]] [[ko:sick]] [[io:sick]] [[it:sick]] [[kk:sick]] [[hu:sick]] [[pl:sick]] [[ru:sick]] [[fi:sick]] [[ta:sick]] [[vi:sick]] [[zh:sick]] 13366 2006-12-05T23:16:09Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ku:sick]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|sick|sicker|sickest}} #If a person, animal, or plant is '''sick''', it has a [[disease]] and is not [[healthy]]. #:''I'm sorry, I'm too '''sick''' to go to work today.'' #:''If you're '''sick''', you should go and see a [[doctor]].'' [[en:sick]] [[fr:sick]] [[ko:sick]] [[io:sick]] [[it:sick]] [[kk:sick]] [[ku:sick]] [[hu:sick]] [[pl:sick]] [[ru:sick]] [[fi:sick]] [[ta:sick]] [[vi:sick]] [[zh:sick]] 14280 2006-12-21T20:28:30Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:sick]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|sick|sicker|sickest}} #If a person, animal, or plant is '''sick''', it has a [[disease]] and is not [[healthy]]. #:''I'm sorry, I'm too '''sick''' to go to work today.'' #:''If you're '''sick''', you should go and see a [[doctor]].'' [[en:sick]] [[fa:sick]] [[fr:sick]] [[ko:sick]] [[io:sick]] [[it:sick]] [[kk:sick]] [[ku:sick]] [[hu:sick]] [[pl:sick]] [[ru:sick]] [[fi:sick]] [[ta:sick]] [[vi:sick]] [[zh:sick]] 3015 7294 2006-07-17T13:10:09Z Brett 77 Redirecting to [[foot]] #REDIRECT [[foot]] 3016 7295 2006-07-17T13:10:49Z Brett 77 Redirecting to [[bad]] #REDIRECT [[bad]] 3017 7296 2006-07-17T13:16:07Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''park''' is an [[outdoor]] [[area]] where people can [[relax]] and [[play]]. #:''We sat under the trees and had lunch in Central '''Park'''.'' #:''Algonquin Provincial '''Park''' is the oldest, largest '''park''' in Ontario, covering about 7,725 square kilometres.'' #:''I'm going to take the kids to the '''park''' to play on the swings.'' 7655 2006-07-19T09:19:07Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ang, en, fa, fi, fr, hr, hu, id, io, it, ja, nl, pl, ro, sl, ta, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''park''' is an [[outdoor]] [[area]] where people can [[relax]] and [[play]]. #:''We sat under the trees and had lunch in Central '''Park'''.'' #:''Algonquin Provincial '''Park''' is the oldest, largest '''park''' in Ontario, covering about 7,725 square kilometres.'' #:''I'm going to take the kids to the '''park''' to play on the swings.'' [[ang:park]] [[en:park]] [[fa:park]] [[fr:park]] [[hr:park]] [[io:park]] [[id:park]] [[it:park]] [[hu:park]] [[nl:park]] [[ja:park]] [[pl:park]] [[ro:park]] [[sl:park]] [[fi:park]] [[ta:park]] [[zh:park]] 8664 2006-08-13T19:38:18Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''park''' is an [[outdoor]] [[area]] where people can [[relax]] and [[play]]. #:''We sat under the trees and had lunch in Central '''Park'''.'' #:''Algonquin Provincial '''Park''' is the oldest, largest '''park''' in Ontario, covering about 7,725 square kilometres.'' #:''I'm going to take the kids to the '''park''' to play on the swings.'' [[ang:park]] [[en:park]] [[fa:park]] [[fr:park]] [[hr:park]] [[io:park]] [[id:park]] [[it:park]] [[hu:park]] [[nl:park]] [[ja:park]] [[pl:park]] [[ro:park]] [[sl:park]] [[fi:park]] [[ta:park]] [[vi:park]] [[zh:park]] 11456 2006-10-22T20:21:16Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:park]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''park''' is an [[outdoor]] [[area]] where people can [[relax]] and [[play]]. #:''We sat under the trees and had lunch in Central '''Park'''.'' #:''Algonquin Provincial '''Park''' is the oldest, largest '''park''' in Ontario, covering about 7,725 square kilometres.'' #:''I'm going to take the kids to the '''park''' to play on the swings.'' [[ang:park]] [[en:park]] [[fa:park]] [[fr:park]] [[hr:park]] [[io:park]] [[id:park]] [[it:park]] [[hu:park]] [[nl:park]] [[ja:park]] [[pl:park]] [[ro:park]] [[ru:park]] [[sl:park]] [[fi:park]] [[ta:park]] [[vi:park]] [[zh:park]] 11691 2006-11-01T18:49:00Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[de:park]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''park''' is an [[outdoor]] [[area]] where people can [[relax]] and [[play]]. #:''We sat under the trees and had lunch in Central '''Park'''.'' #:''Algonquin Provincial '''Park''' is the oldest, largest '''park''' in Ontario, covering about 7,725 square kilometres.'' #:''I'm going to take the kids to the '''park''' to play on the swings.'' [[ang:park]] [[de:park]] [[en:park]] [[fa:park]] [[fr:park]] [[hr:park]] [[io:park]] [[id:park]] [[it:park]] [[hu:park]] [[nl:park]] [[ja:park]] [[pl:park]] [[ro:park]] [[ru:park]] [[sl:park]] [[fi:park]] [[ta:park]] [[vi:park]] [[zh:park]] 12698 2006-11-26T12:18:40Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:park]], [[ku:park]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''park''' is an [[outdoor]] [[area]] where people can [[relax]] and [[play]]. #:''We sat under the trees and had lunch in Central '''Park'''.'' #:''Algonquin Provincial '''Park''' is the oldest, largest '''park''' in Ontario, covering about 7,725 square kilometres.'' #:''I'm going to take the kids to the '''park''' to play on the swings.'' [[ang:park]] [[de:park]] [[en:park]] [[fa:park]] [[fr:park]] [[hr:park]] [[io:park]] [[id:park]] [[it:park]] [[kk:park]] [[ku:park]] [[hu:park]] [[nl:park]] [[ja:park]] [[pl:park]] [[ro:park]] [[ru:park]] [[sl:park]] [[fi:park]] [[ta:park]] [[vi:park]] [[zh:park]] 14349 2006-12-22T17:25:07Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[tr:park]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''park''' is an [[outdoor]] [[area]] where people can [[relax]] and [[play]]. #:''We sat under the trees and had lunch in Central '''Park'''.'' #:''Algonquin Provincial '''Park''' is the oldest, largest '''park''' in Ontario, covering about 7,725 square kilometres.'' #:''I'm going to take the kids to the '''park''' to play on the swings.'' [[ang:park]] [[de:park]] [[en:park]] [[fa:park]] [[fr:park]] [[hr:park]] [[io:park]] [[id:park]] [[it:park]] [[kk:park]] [[ku:park]] [[hu:park]] [[nl:park]] [[ja:park]] [[pl:park]] [[ro:park]] [[ru:park]] [[sl:park]] [[fi:park]] [[ta:park]] [[vi:park]] [[tr:park]] [[zh:park]] 3018 7297 2006-07-17T13:30:27Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #Your '''breath''' is the [[air]] that you move into and out of your [[lungs]]. #:''After running for just a minute, his '''breath''' was coming quickly.'' {{noun}} #A '''breath''' is the [[air]] that you move into and out of your [[lungs]] one time. #:''Take a big '''breath''' and put your face in the water.'' ==Related words== *[[breathe]] 7382 2006-07-18T22:50:26Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, es, fi, fr, hu, io, it, zh ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #Your '''breath''' is the [[air]] that you move into and out of your [[lungs]]. #:''After running for just a minute, his '''breath''' was coming quickly.'' {{noun}} #A '''breath''' is the [[air]] that you move into and out of your [[lungs]] one time. #:''Take a big '''breath''' and put your face in the water.'' ==Related words== *[[breathe]] [[en:breath]] [[es:breath]] [[fr:breath]] [[io:breath]] [[it:breath]] [[hu:breath]] [[fi:breath]] [[zh:breath]] 8613 2006-08-13T19:13:45Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ta ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #Your '''breath''' is the [[air]] that you move into and out of your [[lungs]]. #:''After running for just a minute, his '''breath''' was coming quickly.'' {{noun}} #A '''breath''' is the [[air]] that you move into and out of your [[lungs]] one time. #:''Take a big '''breath''' and put your face in the water.'' ==Related words== *[[breathe]] [[en:breath]] [[es:breath]] [[fr:breath]] [[io:breath]] [[it:breath]] [[hu:breath]] [[fi:breath]] [[ta:breath]] [[zh:breath]] 8873 2006-08-21T19:09:34Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #Your '''breath''' is the [[air]] that you move into and out of your [[lungs]]. #:''After running for just a minute, his '''breath''' was coming quickly.'' {{noun}} #A '''breath''' is the [[air]] that you move into and out of your [[lungs]] one time. #:''Take a big '''breath''' and put your face in the water.'' ==Related words== *[[breathe]] [[en:breath]] [[es:breath]] [[fr:breath]] [[hy:breath]] [[io:breath]] [[it:breath]] [[hu:breath]] [[fi:breath]] [[ta:breath]] [[zh:breath]] 9476 2006-09-10T11:27:36Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #Your '''breath''' is the [[air]] that you move into and out of your [[lungs]]. #:''After running for just a minute, his '''breath''' was coming quickly.'' {{noun}} #A '''breath''' is the [[air]] that you move into and out of your [[lungs]] one time. #:''Take a big '''breath''' and put your face in the water.'' ==Related words== *[[breathe]] [[en:breath]] [[es:breath]] [[fr:breath]] [[hy:breath]] [[io:breath]] [[it:breath]] [[hu:breath]] [[fi:breath]] [[ta:breath]] [[vi:breath]] [[zh:breath]] 10484 2006-10-07T17:44:29Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:breath]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #Your '''breath''' is the [[air]] that you move into and out of your [[lungs]]. #:''After running for just a minute, his '''breath''' was coming quickly.'' {{noun}} #A '''breath''' is the [[air]] that you move into and out of your [[lungs]] one time. #:''Take a big '''breath''' and put your face in the water.'' ==Related words== *[[breathe]] [[en:breath]] [[es:breath]] [[fr:breath]] [[hy:breath]] [[io:breath]] [[it:breath]] [[kk:breath]] [[hu:breath]] [[fi:breath]] [[ta:breath]] [[vi:breath]] [[zh:breath]] 11057 2006-10-14T20:39:44Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:breath]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #Your '''breath''' is the [[air]] that you move into and out of your [[lungs]]. #:''After running for just a minute, his '''breath''' was coming quickly.'' {{noun}} #A '''breath''' is the [[air]] that you move into and out of your [[lungs]] one time. #:''Take a big '''breath''' and put your face in the water.'' ==Related words== *[[breathe]] [[en:breath]] [[es:breath]] [[fr:breath]] [[hy:breath]] [[io:breath]] [[it:breath]] [[kk:breath]] [[hu:breath]] [[ru:breath]] [[fi:breath]] [[ta:breath]] [[vi:breath]] [[zh:breath]] 3019 7298 2006-07-17T13:35:32Z Brett 77 ==Adjective== {{adjective|global|more global|most global}} #If something is '''global''' it includes the whole [[world]]. #:''The weather is changing, and this is not just in one or two places. The change is '''global'''.'' #:''The Olympics and the world cup of soccer are the two largest '''global''' sporting events.'' 7508 2006-07-19T03:57:20Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, el, en, fi, fr, pl, vi, zh ==Adjective== {{adjective|global|more global|most global}} #If something is '''global''' it includes the whole [[world]]. #:''The weather is changing, and this is not just in one or two places. The change is '''global'''.'' #:''The Olympics and the world cup of soccer are the two largest '''global''' sporting events.'' [[de:global]] [[el:global]] [[en:global]] [[fr:global]] [[pl:global]] [[fi:global]] [[vi:global]] [[zh:global]] 8973 2006-08-21T22:27:10Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: io ==Adjective== {{adjective|global|more global|most global}} #If something is '''global''' it includes the whole [[world]]. #:''The weather is changing, and this is not just in one or two places. The change is '''global'''.'' #:''The Olympics and the world cup of soccer are the two largest '''global''' sporting events.'' [[de:global]] [[el:global]] [[en:global]] [[fr:global]] [[io:global]] [[pl:global]] [[fi:global]] [[vi:global]] [[zh:global]] 9587 2006-09-10T12:27:35Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: id ==Adjective== {{adjective|global|more global|most global}} #If something is '''global''' it includes the whole [[world]]. #:''The weather is changing, and this is not just in one or two places. The change is '''global'''.'' #:''The Olympics and the world cup of soccer are the two largest '''global''' sporting events.'' [[de:global]] [[el:global]] [[en:global]] [[fr:global]] [[io:global]] [[id:global]] [[pl:global]] [[fi:global]] [[vi:global]] [[zh:global]] 11944 2006-11-09T16:48:08Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ru:global]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|global|more global|most global}} #If something is '''global''' it includes the whole [[world]]. #:''The weather is changing, and this is not just in one or two places. The change is '''global'''.'' #:''The Olympics and the world cup of soccer are the two largest '''global''' sporting events.'' [[de:global]] [[el:global]] [[en:global]] [[fr:global]] [[io:global]] [[id:global]] [[pl:global]] [[ru:global]] [[fi:global]] [[vi:global]] [[zh:global]] 12476 2006-11-17T02:02:21Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|global|more global|most global}} #If something is '''global''' it includes the whole [[world]]. #:''The weather is changing, and this is not just in one or two places. The change is '''global'''.'' #:''The Olympics and the world cup of soccer are the two largest '''global''' sporting events.'' [[de:global]] [[el:global]] [[en:global]] [[fr:global]] [[io:global]] [[id:global]] [[pl:global]] [[ru:global]] [[fi:global]] [[vi:global]] [[zh:global]] 3020 7299 2006-07-17T14:02:50Z Brett 77 <br clear=all /> {| style="margin:0 auto;" align=center width="75%" class="toccolours" |align=center style="background:#ccccff"| '''[[sentence]] [[punctuation]]''' <small>([[:Template:sentence punctuation|edit]])</small> |- |align=center| [[period]] ( . ) - [[question mark]] ( ? ) - [[exclamation mark]] ( ! ) - [[semicolon]] ( ; ) |} 3021 7300 2006-07-17T14:03:55Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''period''' is a [[length]] of [[time]]. #:''There was a short '''period''' when my computer stopped working.'' #:''During the first '''period''', Germany scored two goals.'' #:''The dinosaurs lived from late in the Triassic '''period''' (about 225 million years ago) until the end of the Cretaceous (about 65 million years ago).'' #A '''period''' is the [[dot]] that marks the end of most [[sentences]] in English. This -> . is a '''period'''. #:''Should I used an exclamation mark or a '''period''' at the end of this sentence?'' #A woman's '''period''' is the time each month when she passes [[blood]]. #:''I have missed two '''periods''' now. I think I must be [[pregnant]].'' {{sentence punctuation}} 7642 2006-07-19T08:42:44Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, pt, ta, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''period''' is a [[length]] of [[time]]. #:''There was a short '''period''' when my computer stopped working.'' #:''During the first '''period''', Germany scored two goals.'' #:''The dinosaurs lived from late in the Triassic '''period''' (about 225 million years ago) until the end of the Cretaceous (about 65 million years ago).'' #A '''period''' is the [[dot]] that marks the end of most [[sentences]] in English. This -> . is a '''period'''. #:''Should I used an exclamation mark or a '''period''' at the end of this sentence?'' #A woman's '''period''' is the time each month when she passes [[blood]]. #:''I have missed two '''periods''' now. I think I must be [[pregnant]].'' {{sentence punctuation}} [[en:period]] [[fr:period]] [[io:period]] [[it:period]] [[hu:period]] [[pt:period]] [[fi:period]] [[ta:period]] [[vi:period]] [[zh:period]] 10989 2006-10-14T00:56:49Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:period]], [[pl:period]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''period''' is a [[length]] of [[time]]. #:''There was a short '''period''' when my computer stopped working.'' #:''During the first '''period''', Germany scored two goals.'' #:''The dinosaurs lived from late in the Triassic '''period''' (about 225 million years ago) until the end of the Cretaceous (about 65 million years ago).'' #A '''period''' is the [[dot]] that marks the end of most [[sentences]] in English. This -> . is a '''period'''. #:''Should I used an exclamation mark or a '''period''' at the end of this sentence?'' #A woman's '''period''' is the time each month when she passes [[blood]]. #:''I have missed two '''periods''' now. I think I must be [[pregnant]].'' {{sentence punctuation}} [[en:period]] [[fa:period]] [[fr:period]] [[io:period]] [[it:period]] [[hu:period]] [[pl:period]] [[pt:period]] [[fi:period]] [[ta:period]] [[vi:period]] [[zh:period]] 12372 2006-11-16T12:25:52Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''period''' is a [[length]] of [[time]]. #:''There was a short '''period''' when my computer stopped working.'' #:''During the first '''period''', Germany scored two goals.'' #:''The dinosaurs lived from late in the Triassic '''period''' (about 225 million years ago) until the end of the Cretaceous (about 65 million years ago).'' #A '''period''' is the [[dot]] that marks the end of most [[sentences]] in English. This -> . is a '''period'''. #:''Should I used an exclamation mark or a '''period''' at the end of this sentence?'' #A woman's '''period''' is the time each month when she passes [[blood]]. #:''I have missed two '''periods''' now. I think I must be [[pregnant]].'' {{sentence punctuation}} [[en:period]] [[fa:period]] [[fr:period]] [[io:period]] [[it:period]] [[hu:period]] [[pl:period]] [[pt:period]] [[fi:period]] [[ta:period]] [[vi:period]] [[zh:period]] 3022 7301 2006-07-17T14:12:04Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''region''' is an [[area]] of [[land]] or of the [[body]]. #:''The fishing problems have been happening only in the Atlantic coast '''region'''.'' #:''The southern '''regions''' of Japan are warm and tropical.'' #:''If we do an operation in this '''region''' of the brain, you may lose your ability to speak.'' 7676 2006-07-19T10:13:53Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, et, fi, fr, hu, io, it, pl, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''region''' is an [[area]] of [[land]] or of the [[body]]. #:''The fishing problems have been happening only in the Atlantic coast '''region'''.'' #:''The southern '''regions''' of Japan are warm and tropical.'' #:''If we do an operation in this '''region''' of the brain, you may lose your ability to speak.'' [[et:region]] [[en:region]] [[fr:region]] [[io:region]] [[it:region]] [[hu:region]] [[pl:region]] [[fi:region]] [[zh:region]] 9767 2006-09-10T14:26:26Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ta, vi ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''region''' is an [[area]] of [[land]] or of the [[body]]. #:''The fishing problems have been happening only in the Atlantic coast '''region'''.'' #:''The southern '''regions''' of Japan are warm and tropical.'' #:''If we do an operation in this '''region''' of the brain, you may lose your ability to speak.'' [[et:region]] [[en:region]] [[fr:region]] [[io:region]] [[it:region]] [[hu:region]] [[pl:region]] [[fi:region]] [[ta:region]] [[vi:region]] [[zh:region]] 11735 2006-11-03T19:08:36Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:region]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''region''' is an [[area]] of [[land]] or of the [[body]]. #:''The fishing problems have been happening only in the Atlantic coast '''region'''.'' #:''The southern '''regions''' of Japan are warm and tropical.'' #:''If we do an operation in this '''region''' of the brain, you may lose your ability to speak.'' [[et:region]] [[en:region]] [[fr:region]] [[io:region]] [[it:region]] [[hu:region]] [[pl:region]] [[ru:region]] [[fi:region]] [[ta:region]] [[vi:region]] [[zh:region]] 12395 2006-11-16T12:34:27Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''region''' is an [[area]] of [[land]] or of the [[body]]. #:''The fishing problems have been happening only in the Atlantic coast '''region'''.'' #:''The southern '''regions''' of Japan are warm and tropical.'' #:''If we do an operation in this '''region''' of the brain, you may lose your ability to speak.'' [[et:region]] [[en:region]] [[fr:region]] [[io:region]] [[it:region]] [[hu:region]] [[pl:region]] [[ru:region]] [[fi:region]] [[ta:region]] [[vi:region]] [[zh:region]] 3023 7302 2006-07-17T14:26:12Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} #An '''area''' is a [[piece]] of [[land]] or [[space]]. #:''This is the business '''area''' of town.'' #:''We have chosen a large forest '''area''' for the new park.'' #An '''area''' of study is a special [[subject]], such as mathematics, grammar, music, or biology. #:''Economics is quite interesting, but my '''area''' is more related to politics.'' #The area of a [[surface]], is the [[size]] of the surface. #:''The length is 10 cm and the width is 5 cm, so the area is 50 <math>cm^2</math>.'' 7404 2006-07-18T23:38:36Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, de, en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, pl, sv, ta, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} #An '''area''' is a [[piece]] of [[land]] or [[space]]. #:''This is the business '''area''' of town.'' #:''We have chosen a large forest '''area''' for the new park.'' #An '''area''' of study is a special [[subject]], such as mathematics, grammar, music, or biology. #:''Economics is quite interesting, but my '''area''' is more related to politics.'' #The area of a [[surface]], is the [[size]] of the surface. #:''The length is 10 cm and the width is 5 cm, so the area is 50 <math>cm^2</math>.'' [[ar:area]] [[de:area]] [[en:area]] [[fr:area]] [[io:area]] [[it:area]] [[hu:area]] [[pl:area]] [[fi:area]] [[sv:area]] [[ta:area]] [[zh:area]] 9452 2006-09-10T11:11:31Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Noun== {{noun}} #An '''area''' is a [[piece]] of [[land]] or [[space]]. #:''This is the business '''area''' of town.'' #:''We have chosen a large forest '''area''' for the new park.'' #An '''area''' of study is a special [[subject]], such as mathematics, grammar, music, or biology. #:''Economics is quite interesting, but my '''area''' is more related to politics.'' #The area of a [[surface]], is the [[size]] of the surface. #:''The length is 10 cm and the width is 5 cm, so the area is 50 <math>cm^2</math>.'' [[ar:area]] [[de:area]] [[en:area]] [[fr:area]] [[io:area]] [[it:area]] [[hu:area]] [[pl:area]] [[fi:area]] [[sv:area]] [[ta:area]] [[vi:area]] [[zh:area]] 9950 2006-09-24T12:13:08Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[es:area]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #An '''area''' is a [[piece]] of [[land]] or [[space]]. #:''This is the business '''area''' of town.'' #:''We have chosen a large forest '''area''' for the new park.'' #An '''area''' of study is a special [[subject]], such as mathematics, grammar, music, or biology. #:''Economics is quite interesting, but my '''area''' is more related to politics.'' #The area of a [[surface]], is the [[size]] of the surface. #:''The length is 10 cm and the width is 5 cm, so the area is 50 <math>cm^2</math>.'' [[ar:area]] [[de:area]] [[en:area]] [[es:area]] [[fr:area]] [[io:area]] [[it:area]] [[hu:area]] [[pl:area]] [[fi:area]] [[sv:area]] [[ta:area]] [[vi:area]] [[zh:area]] 10387 2006-10-05T16:33:53Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[hy:area]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #An '''area''' is a [[piece]] of [[land]] or [[space]]. #:''This is the business '''area''' of town.'' #:''We have chosen a large forest '''area''' for the new park.'' #An '''area''' of study is a special [[subject]], such as mathematics, grammar, music, or biology. #:''Economics is quite interesting, but my '''area''' is more related to politics.'' #The area of a [[surface]], is the [[size]] of the surface. #:''The length is 10 cm and the width is 5 cm, so the area is 50 <math>cm^2</math>.'' [[ar:area]] [[de:area]] [[en:area]] [[es:area]] [[fr:area]] [[hy:area]] [[io:area]] [[it:area]] [[hu:area]] [[pl:area]] [[fi:area]] [[sv:area]] [[ta:area]] [[vi:area]] [[zh:area]] 11289 2006-10-18T12:20:29Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:area]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #An '''area''' is a [[piece]] of [[land]] or [[space]]. #:''This is the business '''area''' of town.'' #:''We have chosen a large forest '''area''' for the new park.'' #An '''area''' of study is a special [[subject]], such as mathematics, grammar, music, or biology. #:''Economics is quite interesting, but my '''area''' is more related to politics.'' #The area of a [[surface]], is the [[size]] of the surface. #:''The length is 10 cm and the width is 5 cm, so the area is 50 <math>cm^2</math>.'' [[ar:area]] [[de:area]] [[en:area]] [[es:area]] [[fr:area]] [[hy:area]] [[io:area]] [[it:area]] [[kk:area]] [[hu:area]] [[pl:area]] [[fi:area]] [[sv:area]] [[ta:area]] [[vi:area]] [[zh:area]] 11860 2006-11-09T15:54:16Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ru:area]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #An '''area''' is a [[piece]] of [[land]] or [[space]]. #:''This is the business '''area''' of town.'' #:''We have chosen a large forest '''area''' for the new park.'' #An '''area''' of study is a special [[subject]], such as mathematics, grammar, music, or biology. #:''Economics is quite interesting, but my '''area''' is more related to politics.'' #The area of a [[surface]], is the [[size]] of the surface. #:''The length is 10 cm and the width is 5 cm, so the area is 50 <math>cm^2</math>.'' [[ar:area]] [[de:area]] [[en:area]] [[es:area]] [[fr:area]] [[hy:area]] [[io:area]] [[it:area]] [[kk:area]] [[hu:area]] [[pl:area]] [[ru:area]] [[fi:area]] [[sv:area]] [[ta:area]] [[vi:area]] [[zh:area]] 12364 2006-11-16T12:24:59Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} #An '''area''' is a [[piece]] of [[land]] or [[space]]. #:''This is the business '''area''' of town.'' #:''We have chosen a large forest '''area''' for the new park.'' #An '''area''' of study is a special [[subject]], such as mathematics, grammar, music, or biology. #:''Economics is quite interesting, but my '''area''' is more related to politics.'' #The area of a [[surface]], is the [[size]] of the surface. #:''The length is 10 cm and the width is 5 cm, so the area is 50 <math>cm^2</math>.'' [[ar:area]] [[de:area]] [[en:area]] [[es:area]] [[fr:area]] [[hy:area]] [[io:area]] [[it:area]] [[kk:area]] [[hu:area]] [[pl:area]] [[ru:area]] [[fi:area]] [[sv:area]] [[ta:area]] [[vi:area]] [[zh:area]] 12379 2006-11-16T12:29:29Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} #An '''area''' is a [[piece]] of [[land]] or [[space]]. #:''This is the business '''area''' of town.'' #:''We have chosen a large forest '''area''' for the new park.'' #An '''area''' of study is a special [[subject]], such as mathematics, grammar, music, or biology. #:''Economics is quite interesting, but my '''area''' is more related to politics.'' #The area of a [[surface]], is the [[size]] of the surface. #:''The length is 10 cm and the width is 5 cm, so the '''area''' is 50 <math>cm^2</math>.'' [[ar:area]] [[de:area]] [[en:area]] [[es:area]] [[fr:area]] [[hy:area]] [[io:area]] [[it:area]] [[kk:area]] [[hu:area]] [[pl:area]] [[ru:area]] [[fi:area]] [[sv:area]] [[ta:area]] [[vi:area]] [[zh:area]] 13652 2006-12-11T16:38:22Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[el:area]] {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} #An '''area''' is a [[piece]] of [[land]] or [[space]]. #:''This is the business '''area''' of town.'' #:''We have chosen a large forest '''area''' for the new park.'' #An '''area''' of study is a special [[subject]], such as mathematics, grammar, music, or biology. #:''Economics is quite interesting, but my '''area''' is more related to politics.'' #The area of a [[surface]], is the [[size]] of the surface. #:''The length is 10 cm and the width is 5 cm, so the '''area''' is 50 <math>cm^2</math>.'' [[ar:area]] [[de:area]] [[el:area]] [[en:area]] [[es:area]] [[fr:area]] [[hy:area]] [[io:area]] [[it:area]] [[kk:area]] [[hu:area]] [[pl:area]] [[ru:area]] [[fi:area]] [[sv:area]] [[ta:area]] [[vi:area]] [[zh:area]] 3024 7308 2006-07-17T14:59:46Z Brett 77 Redirecting to [[man]] #REDIRECT [[man]] 3025 7309 2006-07-17T16:07:02Z Archer7 83 {{welcome}} <big>Welcome to the '''Simple English Wiktionary'''!</big> We hope you are happy editing here. Some helpful pages to start you off are [[Wiktionary:Community Portal]] and [[Help:Contents]]. For an explanation of the editing format here, see [[Wiktionary:How to edit]]. If you want to meet and talk with other members, you can visit [[Wiktionary:Simple talk]]. Just remember that you should sign your messages on Talk pages by typing "<nowiki>~~~~</nowiki>" (four tildes) at the end of your words. [[User:Archer7|Archer7]] 16:07, 17 July 2006 (UTC) 3026 7315 2006-07-18T19:37:05Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} #'''Contrasts''' are the [[difference]]s you find when you [[compare]] something or someone. #:''When comparing English and Japanese, there are many '''contrasts''' but also a large number of similarities.'' #:''Married life is a sharp '''contrast''' to the life of a single person.'' ===Usage=== *'''contrast''' with *'''contrast''' between *in '''contrast''' (to/with) *by '''contrast''' (to/with) ==Verb== {{verb|contrast|contrasts|contrasted|contrasting}} {{transitive verb}} #If you '''contrast''' two things, you look for or explain the [[differences]] between them. #:''If you '''contrast''' Bill Gates and Steve Jobs, you'll begin to understand the differences between Microsoft and Apple.'' 7470 2006-07-19T02:21:06Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, en, fi, it, nl, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} #'''Contrasts''' are the [[difference]]s you find when you [[compare]] something or someone. #:''When comparing English and Japanese, there are many '''contrasts''' but also a large number of similarities.'' #:''Married life is a sharp '''contrast''' to the life of a single person.'' ===Usage=== *'''contrast''' with *'''contrast''' between *in '''contrast''' (to/with) *by '''contrast''' (to/with) ==Verb== {{verb|contrast|contrasts|contrasted|contrasting}} {{transitive verb}} #If you '''contrast''' two things, you look for or explain the [[differences]] between them. #:''If you '''contrast''' Bill Gates and Steve Jobs, you'll begin to understand the differences between Microsoft and Apple.'' [[ar:contrast]] [[en:contrast]] [[it:contrast]] [[nl:contrast]] [[fi:contrast]] [[zh:contrast]] 9998 2006-09-24T12:33:57Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[vi:contrast]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #'''Contrasts''' are the [[difference]]s you find when you [[compare]] something or someone. #:''When comparing English and Japanese, there are many '''contrasts''' but also a large number of similarities.'' #:''Married life is a sharp '''contrast''' to the life of a single person.'' ===Usage=== *'''contrast''' with *'''contrast''' between *in '''contrast''' (to/with) *by '''contrast''' (to/with) ==Verb== {{verb|contrast|contrasts|contrasted|contrasting}} {{transitive verb}} #If you '''contrast''' two things, you look for or explain the [[differences]] between them. #:''If you '''contrast''' Bill Gates and Steve Jobs, you'll begin to understand the differences between Microsoft and Apple.'' [[ar:contrast]] [[en:contrast]] [[it:contrast]] [[nl:contrast]] [[fi:contrast]] [[vi:contrast]] [[zh:contrast]] 10338 2006-10-04T01:25:15Z 198.54.202.82 ==Noun== {{noun}} #'''Contrasts''' are the [[difference]]s you find when you [[compare]] something or someone. #:''When comparing English and Japanese, there are many '''contrasts''' but also a large number of similarities.'' #:''Married life is a sharp '''contrast''' to the life of a single person.'' ===Usage=== *'''contrast''' with *'''contrast''' between *in '''contrast''' (to/with) *by '''contrast''' (to/with) ==Verb== {{verb|contrast|contrasts|contrasted|contrasting}} {{transitive verb}} #If you '''contrast''' two things, you look for or explain the [[differences]] between them. #:''If you '''contrast''' a car and a dog you will begin to understand the difference between barking and hooting" [[ar:contrast]] [[en:contrast]] [[it:contrast]] [[nl:contrast]] [[fi:contrast]] [[vi:contrast]] [[zh:contrast]] 10339 2006-10-04T01:25:46Z 198.54.202.82 ==Noun== {{noun}} #'''Contrasts''' are the [[difference]]s you find when you [[compare]] something or someone. #:''When comparing English and Japanese, there are many '''contrasts''' but also a large number of similarities.'' #:''Married life is a sharp '''contrast''' to the life of a single person.'' ===Usage=== *'''contrast''' with *'''contrast''' between *in '''contrast''' (to/with) *by '''contrast''' (to/with) ==Verb== {{verb|contrast|contrasts|contrasted|contrasting}} {{transitive verb}} #If you '''contrast''' two things, you look for or explain the [[differences]] between them. #:''If you '''contrast''' a car and a dog you will begin to understand the difference between barking and hooting [[ar:contrast]] [[en:contrast]] [[it:contrast]] [[nl:contrast]] [[fi:contrast]] [[vi:contrast]] [[zh:contrast]] 10396 2006-10-05T22:03:59Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} #'''Contrasts''' are the [[difference]]s you find when you [[compare]] something or someone. #:''When comparing English and Japanese, there are many '''contrasts''' but also a large number of similarities.'' #:''Married life is a sharp '''contrast''' to the life of a single person.'' ===Usage=== *'''contrast''' with *'''contrast''' between *in '''contrast''' (to/with) *by '''contrast''' (to/with) ==Verb== {{verb|contrast|contrasts|contrasted|contrasting}} {{transitive verb}} #If you '''contrast''' two things, you look for or explain the [[differences]] between them. #:''It's difficult not to '''contrast''' the good things he says with the terrible way he acts.'' [[ar:contrast]] [[en:contrast]] [[it:contrast]] [[nl:contrast]] [[fi:contrast]] [[vi:contrast]] [[zh:contrast]] 11239 2006-10-17T23:48:31Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:contrast]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #'''Contrasts''' are the [[difference]]s you find when you [[compare]] something or someone. #:''When comparing English and Japanese, there are many '''contrasts''' but also a large number of similarities.'' #:''Married life is a sharp '''contrast''' to the life of a single person.'' ===Usage=== *'''contrast''' with *'''contrast''' between *in '''contrast''' (to/with) *by '''contrast''' (to/with) ==Verb== {{verb|contrast|contrasts|contrasted|contrasting}} {{transitive verb}} #If you '''contrast''' two things, you look for or explain the [[differences]] between them. #:''It's difficult not to '''contrast''' the good things he says with the terrible way he acts.'' [[ar:contrast]] [[en:contrast]] [[it:contrast]] [[nl:contrast]] [[ru:contrast]] [[fi:contrast]] [[vi:contrast]] [[zh:contrast]] 11890 2006-11-09T16:13:36Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[fr:contrast]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #'''Contrasts''' are the [[difference]]s you find when you [[compare]] something or someone. #:''When comparing English and Japanese, there are many '''contrasts''' but also a large number of similarities.'' #:''Married life is a sharp '''contrast''' to the life of a single person.'' ===Usage=== *'''contrast''' with *'''contrast''' between *in '''contrast''' (to/with) *by '''contrast''' (to/with) ==Verb== {{verb|contrast|contrasts|contrasted|contrasting}} {{transitive verb}} #If you '''contrast''' two things, you look for or explain the [[differences]] between them. #:''It's difficult not to '''contrast''' the good things he says with the terrible way he acts.'' [[ar:contrast]] [[en:contrast]] [[fr:contrast]] [[it:contrast]] [[nl:contrast]] [[ru:contrast]] [[fi:contrast]] [[vi:contrast]] [[zh:contrast]] 12454 2006-11-17T00:00:24Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} #'''Contrasts''' are the [[difference]]s you find when you [[compare]] something or someone. #:''When comparing English and Japanese, there are many '''contrasts''' but also a large number of similarities.'' #:''Married life is a sharp '''contrast''' to the life of a single person.'' ===Usage=== *'''contrast''' with *'''contrast''' between *in '''contrast''' (to/with) *by '''contrast''' (to/with) ==Verb== {{verb|contrast|contrasts|contrasted|contrasting}} {{transitive verb}} #If you '''contrast''' two things, you look for or explain the [[differences]] between them. #:''It's difficult not to '''contrast''' the good things he says with the terrible way he acts.'' [[ar:contrast]] [[en:contrast]] [[fr:contrast]] [[it:contrast]] [[nl:contrast]] [[ru:contrast]] [[fi:contrast]] [[vi:contrast]] [[zh:contrast]] 14290 2006-12-22T01:01:02Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[io:contrast]], [[tr:contrast]] {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} #'''Contrasts''' are the [[difference]]s you find when you [[compare]] something or someone. #:''When comparing English and Japanese, there are many '''contrasts''' but also a large number of similarities.'' #:''Married life is a sharp '''contrast''' to the life of a single person.'' ===Usage=== *'''contrast''' with *'''contrast''' between *in '''contrast''' (to/with) *by '''contrast''' (to/with) ==Verb== {{verb|contrast|contrasts|contrasted|contrasting}} {{transitive verb}} #If you '''contrast''' two things, you look for or explain the [[differences]] between them. #:''It's difficult not to '''contrast''' the good things he says with the terrible way he acts.'' [[ar:contrast]] [[en:contrast]] [[fr:contrast]] [[io:contrast]] [[it:contrast]] [[nl:contrast]] [[ru:contrast]] [[fi:contrast]] [[vi:contrast]] [[tr:contrast]] [[zh:contrast]] 3027 7316 2006-07-18T19:53:16Z GerardM 97 This is the bot that is run by [[User:GerardM]]. It will be running pywikipedia software like the interwiki.py with the -wiktionary option. This wiktionary has {{NUMBEROFARTICLES}} articles. 3028 7814 2006-07-20T03:01:41Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #If you do '''research''' about a question, you try to find an answer, usually by reading a lot about it, or by doing [[experiment]]s. #:''The last 10 years has provided a huge amount of '''research''' into a cure for cancer.'' #:''We've been conducting '''research''' into the reason for the changes in these fish.'' ==Verb== {{verb|research|researches|researched|researching}} {{transitive verb}} & {{intransitive verb}} #If you '''research''' a question, you try to find an answer, usually by reading a lot about it, or by doing [[experiment]]s. #:''I have to research the history of King Henry II for my English class.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[study]] 7815 2006-07-20T03:07:55Z Brett 77 /* Verb */ ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #If you do '''research''' about a question, you try to find an answer, usually by reading a lot about it, or by doing [[experiment]]s. #:''The last 10 years has provided a huge amount of '''research''' into a cure for cancer.'' #:''We've been conducting '''research''' into the reason for the changes in these fish.'' ==Verb== {{verb|research|researches|researched|researching}} {{transitive verb}} & {{intransitive verb}} #If you '''research''' a question, you try to find an answer, usually by reading a lot about it, or by doing [[experiment]]s. #:''I have to '''research''' the history of King Henry II for my English class.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[study]] 9141 2006-08-22T03:34:16Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: da, en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, nl, ru, ta, zh ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #If you do '''research''' about a question, you try to find an answer, usually by reading a lot about it, or by doing [[experiment]]s. #:''The last 10 years has provided a huge amount of '''research''' into a cure for cancer.'' #:''We've been conducting '''research''' into the reason for the changes in these fish.'' ==Verb== {{verb|research|researches|researched|researching}} {{transitive verb}} & {{intransitive verb}} #If you '''research''' a question, you try to find an answer, usually by reading a lot about it, or by doing [[experiment]]s. #:''I have to '''research''' the history of King Henry II for my English class.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[study]] [[da:research]] [[en:research]] [[fr:research]] [[io:research]] [[it:research]] [[hu:research]] [[nl:research]] [[ru:research]] [[fi:research]] [[ta:research]] [[zh:research]] 9762 2006-09-10T14:25:37Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #If you do '''research''' about a question, you try to find an answer, usually by reading a lot about it, or by doing [[experiment]]s. #:''The last 10 years has provided a huge amount of '''research''' into a cure for cancer.'' #:''We've been conducting '''research''' into the reason for the changes in these fish.'' ==Verb== {{verb|research|researches|researched|researching}} {{transitive verb}} & {{intransitive verb}} #If you '''research''' a question, you try to find an answer, usually by reading a lot about it, or by doing [[experiment]]s. #:''I have to '''research''' the history of King Henry II for my English class.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[study]] [[da:research]] [[en:research]] [[fr:research]] [[io:research]] [[it:research]] [[hu:research]] [[nl:research]] [[ru:research]] [[fi:research]] [[ta:research]] [[vi:research]] [[zh:research]] 10197 2006-09-24T13:52:33Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[pt:research]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #If you do '''research''' about a question, you try to find an answer, usually by reading a lot about it, or by doing [[experiment]]s. #:''The last 10 years has provided a huge amount of '''research''' into a cure for cancer.'' #:''We've been conducting '''research''' into the reason for the changes in these fish.'' ==Verb== {{verb|research|researches|researched|researching}} {{transitive verb}} & {{intransitive verb}} #If you '''research''' a question, you try to find an answer, usually by reading a lot about it, or by doing [[experiment]]s. #:''I have to '''research''' the history of King Henry II for my English class.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[study]] [[da:research]] [[en:research]] [[fr:research]] [[io:research]] [[it:research]] [[hu:research]] [[nl:research]] [[pt:research]] [[ru:research]] [[fi:research]] [[ta:research]] [[vi:research]] [[zh:research]] 12319 2006-11-16T12:05:21Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #If you do '''research''' about a question, you try to find an answer, usually by reading a lot about it, or by doing [[experiment]]s. #:''The last 10 years has provided a huge amount of '''research''' into a cure for cancer.'' #:''We've been conducting '''research''' into the reason for the changes in these fish.'' ==Verb== {{verb|research|researches|researched|researching}} {{transitive verb}} & {{intransitive verb}} #If you '''research''' a question, you try to find an answer, usually by reading a lot about it, or by doing [[experiment]]s. #:''I have to '''research''' the history of King Henry II for my English class.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[study]] [[da:research]] [[en:research]] [[fr:research]] [[io:research]] [[it:research]] [[hu:research]] [[nl:research]] [[pt:research]] [[ru:research]] [[fi:research]] [[ta:research]] [[vi:research]] [[zh:research]] 3029 7816 2006-07-20T12:02:21Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} Also {{mass noun}} #A '''depression''' is a low area in a person's [[feelings]], in the [[economy]], or in a [[surface]]. #:''Van Gogh suffered from '''depression''' for a long time before he killed himself.'' #:''The business community is worried that the oil problems could lead to a '''depression'''.'' #:''There was a small '''depression''' in the ground where the rock had been.'' 8947 2006-08-21T21:39:47Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, da, en, et, fi, fr, io, ko, sv, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} Also {{mass noun}} #A '''depression''' is a low area in a person's [[feelings]], in the [[economy]], or in a [[surface]]. #:''Van Gogh suffered from '''depression''' for a long time before he killed himself.'' #:''The business community is worried that the oil problems could lead to a '''depression'''.'' #:''There was a small '''depression''' in the ground where the rock had been.'' [[ar:depression]] [[da:depression]] [[et:depression]] [[en:depression]] [[fr:depression]] [[ko:depression]] [[io:depression]] [[fi:depression]] [[sv:depression]] [[zh:depression]] 9557 2006-09-10T12:09:05Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Noun== {{noun}} Also {{mass noun}} #A '''depression''' is a low area in a person's [[feelings]], in the [[economy]], or in a [[surface]]. #:''Van Gogh suffered from '''depression''' for a long time before he killed himself.'' #:''The business community is worried that the oil problems could lead to a '''depression'''.'' #:''There was a small '''depression''' in the ground where the rock had been.'' [[ar:depression]] [[da:depression]] [[et:depression]] [[en:depression]] [[fr:depression]] [[ko:depression]] [[io:depression]] [[fi:depression]] [[sv:depression]] [[vi:depression]] [[zh:depression]] 11295 2006-10-18T12:40:10Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:depression]] ==Noun== {{noun}} Also {{mass noun}} #A '''depression''' is a low area in a person's [[feelings]], in the [[economy]], or in a [[surface]]. #:''Van Gogh suffered from '''depression''' for a long time before he killed himself.'' #:''The business community is worried that the oil problems could lead to a '''depression'''.'' #:''There was a small '''depression''' in the ground where the rock had been.'' [[ar:depression]] [[da:depression]] [[et:depression]] [[en:depression]] [[fr:depression]] [[ko:depression]] [[io:depression]] [[ru:depression]] [[fi:depression]] [[sv:depression]] [[vi:depression]] [[zh:depression]] 12489 2006-11-17T02:09:54Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} Also {{mass noun}} #A '''depression''' is a low area in a person's [[feelings]], in the [[economy]], or in a [[surface]]. #:''Van Gogh suffered from '''depression''' for a long time before he killed himself.'' #:''The business community is worried that the oil problems could lead to a '''depression'''.'' #:''There was a small '''depression''' in the ground where the rock had been.'' [[ar:depression]] [[da:depression]] [[et:depression]] [[en:depression]] [[fr:depression]] [[ko:depression]] [[io:depression]] [[ru:depression]] [[fi:depression]] [[sv:depression]] [[vi:depression]] [[zh:depression]] 13801 2006-12-18T19:07:12Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} Also {{mass noun}} #A '''depression''' is a low area in a person's [[feeling]]s, in the [[economy]], or in a [[surface]]. #:''Van Gogh suffered from '''depression''' for a long time before he killed himself.'' #:''The business community is worried that the oil problems could lead to a '''depression'''.'' #:''There was a small '''depression''' in the ground where the rock had been.'' [[ar:depression]] [[da:depression]] [[et:depression]] [[en:depression]] [[fr:depression]] [[ko:depression]] [[io:depression]] [[ru:depression]] [[fi:depression]] [[sv:depression]] [[vi:depression]] [[zh:depression]] 3030 7817 2006-07-20T12:26:34Z Brett 77 ==Verb== {{verb|affect|affects|affected|affecting}} #If A '''affects''' B, then A [[causes]] a [[change]] in B. #:''The movement of the soccer ball was '''affected''' by the wind.'' #:''Sigmund Freud's ideas were '''affected''' by the writings of Frederick Nietze.'' #:''How do you think the new government will '''affect''' the economy?'' ===Related words=== *[[effect]] 8775 2006-08-21T16:58:14Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, gl, io, it, pt, ru, vi, zh ==Verb== {{verb|affect|affects|affected|affecting}} #If A '''affects''' B, then A [[causes]] a [[change]] in B. #:''The movement of the soccer ball was '''affected''' by the wind.'' #:''Sigmund Freud's ideas were '''affected''' by the writings of Frederick Nietze.'' #:''How do you think the new government will '''affect''' the economy?'' ===Related words=== *[[effect]] [[en:affect]] [[fr:affect]] [[gl:affect]] [[io:affect]] [[it:affect]] [[pt:affect]] [[ru:affect]] [[fi:affect]] [[vi:affect]] [[zh:affect]] 12180 2006-11-11T09:00:27Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:affect]], [[ja:affect]] ==Verb== {{verb|affect|affects|affected|affecting}} #If A '''affects''' B, then A [[causes]] a [[change]] in B. #:''The movement of the soccer ball was '''affected''' by the wind.'' #:''Sigmund Freud's ideas were '''affected''' by the writings of Frederick Nietze.'' #:''How do you think the new government will '''affect''' the economy?'' ===Related words=== *[[effect]] [[en:affect]] [[fa:affect]] [[fr:affect]] [[gl:affect]] [[io:affect]] [[it:affect]] [[ja:affect]] [[pt:affect]] [[ru:affect]] [[fi:affect]] [[vi:affect]] [[zh:affect]] 12435 2006-11-16T13:10:24Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Verb== {{verb|affect|affects|affected|affecting}} #If A '''affects''' B, then A [[causes]] a [[change]] in B. #:''The movement of the soccer ball was '''affected''' by the wind.'' #:''Sigmund Freud's ideas were '''affected''' by the writings of Frederick Nietze.'' #:''How do you think the new government will '''affect''' the economy?'' ===Related words=== *[[effect]] ==Noun== {{Stub}} [[en:affect]] [[fa:affect]] [[fr:affect]] [[gl:affect]] [[io:affect]] [[it:affect]] [[ja:affect]] [[pt:affect]] [[ru:affect]] [[fi:affect]] [[vi:affect]] [[zh:affect]] 3031 7818 2006-07-20T12:34:37Z Brett 77 ==Adjective== {{adjective|physical|more physical|most physical}} #A '''physical''' thing or activity is related to the [[body]], or something you can [[touch]]. #:''The war didn't leave him with any '''physical''' injuries, but his mind was badly damaged.'' #:''When we look at where someone lives, we have to look at the physical environment (e.g., the amount of green space, transportation, house size, etc.) as well as the social environment.'' 7819 2006-07-20T12:34:59Z Brett 77 /* Adjective */ ==Adjective== {{adjective|physical|more physical|most physical}} #A '''physical''' thing or activity is related to the [[body]], or something you can [[touch]]. #:''The war didn't leave him with any '''physical''' injuries, but his mind was badly damaged.'' #:''When we look at where someone lives, we have to look at the '''physical''' environment (e.g., the amount of green space, transportation, house size, etc.) as well as the social environment.'' 9106 2006-08-22T02:30:05Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ta, zh ==Adjective== {{adjective|physical|more physical|most physical}} #A '''physical''' thing or activity is related to the [[body]], or something you can [[touch]]. #:''The war didn't leave him with any '''physical''' injuries, but his mind was badly damaged.'' #:''When we look at where someone lives, we have to look at the '''physical''' environment (e.g., the amount of green space, transportation, house size, etc.) as well as the social environment.'' [[de:physical]] [[en:physical]] [[fr:physical]] [[io:physical]] [[it:physical]] [[hu:physical]] [[fi:physical]] [[ta:physical]] [[zh:physical]] 9722 2006-09-10T14:00:24Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Adjective== {{adjective|physical|more physical|most physical}} #A '''physical''' thing or activity is related to the [[body]], or something you can [[touch]]. #:''The war didn't leave him with any '''physical''' injuries, but his mind was badly damaged.'' #:''When we look at where someone lives, we have to look at the '''physical''' environment (e.g., the amount of green space, transportation, house size, etc.) as well as the social environment.'' [[de:physical]] [[en:physical]] [[fr:physical]] [[io:physical]] [[it:physical]] [[hu:physical]] [[fi:physical]] [[ta:physical]] [[vi:physical]] [[zh:physical]] 10997 2006-10-14T02:09:19Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:physical]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|physical|more physical|most physical}} #A '''physical''' thing or activity is related to the [[body]], or something you can [[touch]]. #:''The war didn't leave him with any '''physical''' injuries, but his mind was badly damaged.'' #:''When we look at where someone lives, we have to look at the '''physical''' environment (e.g., the amount of green space, transportation, house size, etc.) as well as the social environment.'' [[de:physical]] [[en:physical]] [[fr:physical]] [[io:physical]] [[it:physical]] [[kk:physical]] [[hu:physical]] [[fi:physical]] [[ta:physical]] [[vi:physical]] [[zh:physical]] 11675 2006-10-31T09:03:39Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:physical]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|physical|more physical|most physical}} #A '''physical''' thing or activity is related to the [[body]], or something you can [[touch]]. #:''The war didn't leave him with any '''physical''' injuries, but his mind was badly damaged.'' #:''When we look at where someone lives, we have to look at the '''physical''' environment (e.g., the amount of green space, transportation, house size, etc.) as well as the social environment.'' [[de:physical]] [[en:physical]] [[fr:physical]] [[io:physical]] [[it:physical]] [[kk:physical]] [[hu:physical]] [[ru:physical]] [[fi:physical]] [[ta:physical]] [[vi:physical]] [[zh:physical]] 11730 2006-11-03T12:30:40Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[pt:physical]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|physical|more physical|most physical}} #A '''physical''' thing or activity is related to the [[body]], or something you can [[touch]]. #:''The war didn't leave him with any '''physical''' injuries, but his mind was badly damaged.'' #:''When we look at where someone lives, we have to look at the '''physical''' environment (e.g., the amount of green space, transportation, house size, etc.) as well as the social environment.'' [[de:physical]] [[en:physical]] [[fr:physical]] [[io:physical]] [[it:physical]] [[kk:physical]] [[hu:physical]] [[pt:physical]] [[ru:physical]] [[fi:physical]] [[ta:physical]] [[vi:physical]] [[zh:physical]] 12422 2006-11-16T13:00:35Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|physical|more physical|most physical}} #A '''physical''' thing or activity is related to the [[body]], or something you can [[touch]]. #:''The war didn't leave him with any '''physical''' injuries, but his mind was badly damaged.'' #:''When we look at where someone lives, we have to look at the '''physical''' environment (e.g., the amount of green space, transportation, house size, etc.) as well as the social environment.'' [[de:physical]] [[en:physical]] [[fr:physical]] [[io:physical]] [[it:physical]] [[kk:physical]] [[hu:physical]] [[pt:physical]] [[ru:physical]] [[fi:physical]] [[ta:physical]] [[vi:physical]] [[zh:physical]] 3032 7820 2006-07-20T12:41:52Z Brett 77 ==Adjective== {{adjective|major|more major|most major}} #A '''major''' change, problem, event, etc. is a [[large]] and [[important]] one. #:''We expected the change to cause a lot of problems, but in the end it wasn't as '''major''' as we had thought.'' #:''Tom Cruise had a '''major''' part in the movie. He directed it and acted in it as the main character.'' 9054 2006-08-22T00:49:30Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fa, fi, fr, io, it, ko, pt, vi, zh ==Adjective== {{adjective|major|more major|most major}} #A '''major''' change, problem, event, etc. is a [[large]] and [[important]] one. #:''We expected the change to cause a lot of problems, but in the end it wasn't as '''major''' as we had thought.'' #:''Tom Cruise had a '''major''' part in the movie. He directed it and acted in it as the main character.'' [[en:major]] [[fa:major]] [[fr:major]] [[ko:major]] [[io:major]] [[it:major]] [[pt:major]] [[fi:major]] [[vi:major]] [[zh:major]] 9692 2006-09-10T13:41:54Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: sv ==Adjective== {{adjective|major|more major|most major}} #A '''major''' change, problem, event, etc. is a [[large]] and [[important]] one. #:''We expected the change to cause a lot of problems, but in the end it wasn't as '''major''' as we had thought.'' #:''Tom Cruise had a '''major''' part in the movie. He directed it and acted in it as the main character.'' [[en:major]] [[fa:major]] [[fr:major]] [[ko:major]] [[io:major]] [[it:major]] [[pt:major]] [[fi:major]] [[sv:major]] [[vi:major]] [[zh:major]] 11443 2006-10-21T21:19:24Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:major]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|major|more major|most major}} #A '''major''' change, problem, event, etc. is a [[large]] and [[important]] one. #:''We expected the change to cause a lot of problems, but in the end it wasn't as '''major''' as we had thought.'' #:''Tom Cruise had a '''major''' part in the movie. He directed it and acted in it as the main character.'' [[en:major]] [[fa:major]] [[fr:major]] [[ko:major]] [[io:major]] [[it:major]] [[pt:major]] [[ru:major]] [[fi:major]] [[sv:major]] [[vi:major]] [[zh:major]] 12335 2006-11-16T12:10:41Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|major|more major|most major}} #A '''major''' change, problem, event, etc. is a [[large]] and [[important]] one. #:''We expected the change to cause a lot of problems, but in the end it wasn't as '''major''' as we had thought.'' #:''Tom Cruise had a '''major''' part in the movie. He directed it and acted in it as the main character.'' [[en:major]] [[fa:major]] [[fr:major]] [[ko:major]] [[io:major]] [[it:major]] [[pt:major]] [[ru:major]] [[fi:major]] [[sv:major]] [[vi:major]] [[zh:major]] 13958 2006-12-20T04:25:24Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[cs:major]] {{AWL}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|major|more major|most major}} #A '''major''' change, problem, event, etc. is a [[large]] and [[important]] one. #:''We expected the change to cause a lot of problems, but in the end it wasn't as '''major''' as we had thought.'' #:''Tom Cruise had a '''major''' part in the movie. He directed it and acted in it as the main character.'' [[cs:major]] [[en:major]] [[fa:major]] [[fr:major]] [[ko:major]] [[io:major]] [[it:major]] [[pt:major]] [[ru:major]] [[fi:major]] [[sv:major]] [[vi:major]] [[zh:major]] 3033 7821 2006-07-20T19:49:46Z Infinoid 99 create "crush" page ==Verb== {{verb|crush|crushes|crushed|crushing}} # To damage something by flattening it. #: ''I will '''crush''' the spider with a book.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[crusher]] ===Related words=== *[[flatten]] *[[flat]] [[en:crush]] 8625 2006-08-13T19:20:06Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, fi, fr, hu, io, it, zh ==Verb== {{verb|crush|crushes|crushed|crushing}} # To damage something by flattening it. #: ''I will '''crush''' the spider with a book.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[crusher]] ===Related words=== *[[flatten]] *[[flat]] [[ar:crush]] [[en:crush]] [[fr:crush]] [[io:crush]] [[it:crush]] [[hu:crush]] [[fi:crush]] [[zh:crush]] 8906 2006-08-21T20:20:35Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy ==Verb== {{verb|crush|crushes|crushed|crushing}} # To damage something by flattening it. #: ''I will '''crush''' the spider with a book.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[crusher]] ===Related words=== *[[flatten]] *[[flat]] [[ar:crush]] [[en:crush]] [[fr:crush]] [[hy:crush]] [[io:crush]] [[it:crush]] [[hu:crush]] [[fi:crush]] [[zh:crush]] 9509 2006-09-10T11:43:15Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Verb== {{verb|crush|crushes|crushed|crushing}} # To damage something by flattening it. #: ''I will '''crush''' the spider with a book.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[crusher]] ===Related words=== *[[flatten]] *[[flat]] [[ar:crush]] [[en:crush]] [[fr:crush]] [[hy:crush]] [[io:crush]] [[it:crush]] [[hu:crush]] [[fi:crush]] [[vi:crush]] [[zh:crush]] 10678 2006-10-09T22:25:23Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ta:crush]] ==Verb== {{verb|crush|crushes|crushed|crushing}} # To damage something by flattening it. #: ''I will '''crush''' the spider with a book.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[crusher]] ===Related words=== *[[flatten]] *[[flat]] [[ar:crush]] [[en:crush]] [[fr:crush]] [[hy:crush]] [[io:crush]] [[it:crush]] [[hu:crush]] [[fi:crush]] [[ta:crush]] [[vi:crush]] [[zh:crush]] 3034 7822 2006-07-20T19:57:59Z Infinoid 99 create "me" page ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} * used in the [[object]] or [[complement]] position, never as a [[subject]]. # You use '''me''' instead of your [[name]], to rever to yourself. #:''This is my book. It belongs to '''me'''.'' ==Related words== *[[I]], [[my]], [[myself]] *[[we]], [[us]] 7823 2006-07-20T19:59:59Z Infinoid 99 spelling: rever -> refer ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} * used in the [[object]] or [[complement]] position, never as a [[subject]]. # You use '''me''' instead of your [[name]], to refer to yourself. #:''This is my book. It belongs to '''me'''.'' ==Related words== *[[I]], [[my]], [[myself]] *[[we]], [[us]] 8270 2006-07-31T00:07:11Z Brett 77 ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} {{per pron}} * used in the [[object]] or [[complement]] position, never as a [[subject]]. # You use '''me''' instead of your [[name]], to refer to yourself. #:''This is my book. It belongs to '''me'''.'' ==Related words== *[[I]], [[my]], [[myself]] *[[we]], [[us]] 9081 2006-08-22T01:44:33Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, en, et, fi, fr, hu, id, io, it, ja, ko, ku, la, nl, pl, pt, ro, ru, scn, sv, ta, uk, vo, zh ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} {{per pron}} * used in the [[object]] or [[complement]] position, never as a [[subject]]. # You use '''me''' instead of your [[name]], to refer to yourself. #:''This is my book. It belongs to '''me'''.'' ==Related words== *[[I]], [[my]], [[myself]] *[[we]], [[us]] [[de:me]] [[et:me]] [[en:me]] [[fr:me]] [[ko:me]] [[io:me]] [[id:me]] [[it:me]] [[ku:me]] [[la:me]] [[hu:me]] [[nl:me]] [[ja:me]] [[pl:me]] [[pt:me]] [[ro:me]] [[ru:me]] [[scn:me]] [[fi:me]] [[sv:me]] [[ta:me]] [[uk:me]] [[vo:me]] [[zh:me]] 10149 2006-09-24T13:31:48Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[vi:me]] ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} {{per pron}} * used in the [[object]] or [[complement]] position, never as a [[subject]]. # You use '''me''' instead of your [[name]], to refer to yourself. #:''This is my book. It belongs to '''me'''.'' ==Related words== *[[I]], [[my]], [[myself]] *[[we]], [[us]] [[de:me]] [[et:me]] [[en:me]] [[fr:me]] [[ko:me]] [[io:me]] [[id:me]] [[it:me]] [[ku:me]] [[la:me]] [[hu:me]] [[nl:me]] [[ja:me]] [[pl:me]] [[pt:me]] [[ro:me]] [[ru:me]] [[scn:me]] [[fi:me]] [[sv:me]] [[ta:me]] [[vi:me]] [[uk:me]] [[vo:me]] [[zh:me]] 13894 2006-12-19T17:24:20Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[tr:me]] ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} {{per pron}} * used in the [[object]] or [[complement]] position, never as a [[subject]]. # You use '''me''' instead of your [[name]], to refer to yourself. #:''This is my book. It belongs to '''me'''.'' ==Related words== *[[I]], [[my]], [[myself]] *[[we]], [[us]] [[de:me]] [[et:me]] [[en:me]] [[fr:me]] [[ko:me]] [[io:me]] [[id:me]] [[it:me]] [[ku:me]] [[la:me]] [[hu:me]] [[nl:me]] [[ja:me]] [[pl:me]] [[pt:me]] [[ro:me]] [[ru:me]] [[scn:me]] [[fi:me]] [[sv:me]] [[ta:me]] [[vi:me]] [[tr:me]] [[uk:me]] [[vo:me]] [[zh:me]] 3035 7824 2006-07-21T00:42:26Z Kappa 92 #redirect [[milk]] #redirect [[milk]] 3036 7832 2006-07-21T01:09:40Z 24.6.228.226 ---- i want to talk specifically to all of you about final test in this week. i want you to do well and get good score. 10302 2006-09-25T17:06:28Z Brett 77 Clarification adj vs. modifying noun I have gone through an removed a number of "adjective" senses for words that are clearly nouns. Simply because a noun is modifying another noun does not make it an adjective. If this were the case, almost every noun could also be an adjective. For example, ''car maker'' is a noun phrase with two nouns, ''maker'' being the head noun and ''car'' modifying ''maker''; ''car'' is not an adjective in this phrase. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 17:06, 25 September 2006 (UTC) 3037 7850 2006-07-21T02:04:27Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''response''' is some words or actions that happen as a [[reaction]] to something else. #:''We sent a message to them two weeks ago, but there has been no '''response''' so far.'' #:''The police '''response''' to these problems has been slow and weak.'' 9139 2006-08-22T03:31:26Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, it, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''response''' is some words or actions that happen as a [[reaction]] to something else. #:''We sent a message to them two weeks ago, but there has been no '''response''' so far.'' #:''The police '''response''' to these problems has been slow and weak.'' [[en:response]] [[fr:response]] [[it:response]] [[fi:response]] [[vi:response]] [[zh:response]] 9759 2006-09-10T14:25:06Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ta ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''response''' is some words or actions that happen as a [[reaction]] to something else. #:''We sent a message to them two weeks ago, but there has been no '''response''' so far.'' #:''The police '''response''' to these problems has been slow and weak.'' [[en:response]] [[fr:response]] [[it:response]] [[fi:response]] [[ta:response]] [[vi:response]] [[zh:response]] 10209 2006-09-24T13:54:33Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[fa:response]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''response''' is some words or actions that happen as a [[reaction]] to something else. #:''We sent a message to them two weeks ago, but there has been no '''response''' so far.'' #:''The police '''response''' to these problems has been slow and weak.'' [[en:response]] [[fa:response]] [[fr:response]] [[it:response]] [[fi:response]] [[ta:response]] [[vi:response]] [[zh:response]] 11748 2006-11-04T00:58:34Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:response]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''response''' is some words or actions that happen as a [[reaction]] to something else. #:''We sent a message to them two weeks ago, but there has been no '''response''' so far.'' #:''The police '''response''' to these problems has been slow and weak.'' [[en:response]] [[fa:response]] [[fr:response]] [[it:response]] [[ru:response]] [[fi:response]] [[ta:response]] [[vi:response]] [[zh:response]] 12370 2006-11-16T12:25:43Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''response''' is some words or actions that happen as a [[reaction]] to something else. #:''We sent a message to them two weeks ago, but there has been no '''response''' so far.'' #:''The police '''response''' to these problems has been slow and weak.'' [[en:response]] [[fa:response]] [[fr:response]] [[it:response]] [[ru:response]] [[fi:response]] [[ta:response]] [[vi:response]] [[zh:response]] 3038 7852 2006-07-21T13:14:33Z Infinoid 99 reference en.wikipedia userpage My main userpage is on English Wikipedia. Please see my [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Infinoid user page over there]. 3039 7853 2006-07-21T13:20:29Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} #When A makes or has '''contact''' with B, they [[touch]] each other [[physically]], or by words or thoughts. #:''"Did you tell Chris about lunch today?" "No, I wasn't able to get in '''contact''' with him."'' #:''The trains in Tokyo are so crowded that everyone has to stand in close '''contact''' to everyone else.'' #:''He wore dark glasses so that he wouldn't have to make eye '''contact''' with anyone.'' ==Verb== {{verb|contact|contacts|contacted|contacting}} {{transitive verb}} #If A '''contacts''' B, A [[telephones]] B or writes a [[letter]] or [[e-mail]] to B. #:''If I can help further please do not hesitate to '''contact''' me at 012-345-6789.'' 8916 2006-08-21T20:36:49Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, de, en, et, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, nl, ta, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} #When A makes or has '''contact''' with B, they [[touch]] each other [[physically]], or by words or thoughts. #:''"Did you tell Chris about lunch today?" "No, I wasn't able to get in '''contact''' with him."'' #:''The trains in Tokyo are so crowded that everyone has to stand in close '''contact''' to everyone else.'' #:''He wore dark glasses so that he wouldn't have to make eye '''contact''' with anyone.'' ==Verb== {{verb|contact|contacts|contacted|contacting}} {{transitive verb}} #If A '''contacts''' B, A [[telephones]] B or writes a [[letter]] or [[e-mail]] to B. #:''If I can help further please do not hesitate to '''contact''' me at 012-345-6789.'' [[ar:contact]] [[de:contact]] [[et:contact]] [[en:contact]] [[fr:contact]] [[io:contact]] [[it:contact]] [[hu:contact]] [[nl:contact]] [[ja:contact]] [[fi:contact]] [[ta:contact]] [[vi:contact]] [[zh:contact]] 9516 2006-09-10T11:44:38Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: id ==Noun== {{noun}} #When A makes or has '''contact''' with B, they [[touch]] each other [[physically]], or by words or thoughts. #:''"Did you tell Chris about lunch today?" "No, I wasn't able to get in '''contact''' with him."'' #:''The trains in Tokyo are so crowded that everyone has to stand in close '''contact''' to everyone else.'' #:''He wore dark glasses so that he wouldn't have to make eye '''contact''' with anyone.'' ==Verb== {{verb|contact|contacts|contacted|contacting}} {{transitive verb}} #If A '''contacts''' B, A [[telephones]] B or writes a [[letter]] or [[e-mail]] to B. #:''If I can help further please do not hesitate to '''contact''' me at 012-345-6789.'' [[ar:contact]] [[de:contact]] [[et:contact]] [[en:contact]] [[fr:contact]] [[io:contact]] [[id:contact]] [[it:contact]] [[hu:contact]] [[nl:contact]] [[ja:contact]] [[fi:contact]] [[ta:contact]] [[vi:contact]] [[zh:contact]] 11240 2006-10-18T00:17:01Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:contact]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #When A makes or has '''contact''' with B, they [[touch]] each other [[physically]], or by words or thoughts. #:''"Did you tell Chris about lunch today?" "No, I wasn't able to get in '''contact''' with him."'' #:''The trains in Tokyo are so crowded that everyone has to stand in close '''contact''' to everyone else.'' #:''He wore dark glasses so that he wouldn't have to make eye '''contact''' with anyone.'' ==Verb== {{verb|contact|contacts|contacted|contacting}} {{transitive verb}} #If A '''contacts''' B, A [[telephones]] B or writes a [[letter]] or [[e-mail]] to B. #:''If I can help further please do not hesitate to '''contact''' me at 012-345-6789.'' [[ar:contact]] [[de:contact]] [[et:contact]] [[en:contact]] [[fr:contact]] [[io:contact]] [[id:contact]] [[it:contact]] [[hu:contact]] [[nl:contact]] [[ja:contact]] [[ru:contact]] [[fi:contact]] [[ta:contact]] [[vi:contact]] [[zh:contact]] 12444 2006-11-16T22:47:11Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} #When A makes or has '''contact''' with B, they [[touch]] each other [[physically]], or by words or thoughts. #:''"Did you tell Chris about lunch today?" "No, I wasn't able to get in '''contact''' with him."'' #:''The trains in Tokyo are so crowded that everyone has to stand in close '''contact''' to everyone else.'' #:''He wore dark glasses so that he wouldn't have to make eye '''contact''' with anyone.'' ==Verb== {{verb|contact|contacts|contacted|contacting}} {{transitive verb}} #If A '''contacts''' B, A [[telephones]] B or writes a [[letter]] or [[e-mail]] to B. #:''If I can help further please do not hesitate to '''contact''' me at 012-345-6789.'' [[ar:contact]] [[de:contact]] [[et:contact]] [[en:contact]] [[fr:contact]] [[io:contact]] [[id:contact]] [[it:contact]] [[hu:contact]] [[nl:contact]] [[ja:contact]] [[ru:contact]] [[fi:contact]] [[ta:contact]] [[vi:contact]] [[zh:contact]] 12445 2006-11-16T22:48:39Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} #When <math>x</math> makes or has '''contact''' with <math>y</math>, they [[touch]] each other [[physically]], or by words or thoughts. #:''"Did you tell Chris about lunch today?" "No, I wasn't able to get in '''contact''' with him."'' #:''The trains in Tokyo are so crowded that everyone has to stand in close '''contact''' to everyone else.'' #:''He wore dark glasses so that he wouldn't have to make eye '''contact''' with anyone.'' ==Verb== {{verb|contact|contacts|contacted|contacting}} {{transitive verb}} #If A '''contacts''' B, A [[telephones]] B or writes a [[letter]] or [[e-mail]] to B. #:''If I can help further please do not hesitate to '''contact''' me at 012-345-6789.'' [[ar:contact]] [[de:contact]] [[et:contact]] [[en:contact]] [[fr:contact]] [[io:contact]] [[id:contact]] [[it:contact]] [[hu:contact]] [[nl:contact]] [[ja:contact]] [[ru:contact]] [[fi:contact]] [[ta:contact]] [[vi:contact]] [[zh:contact]] 14004 2006-12-20T13:29:34Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[tr:contact]] {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} #When <math>x</math> makes or has '''contact''' with <math>y</math>, they [[touch]] each other [[physically]], or by words or thoughts. #:''"Did you tell Chris about lunch today?" "No, I wasn't able to get in '''contact''' with him."'' #:''The trains in Tokyo are so crowded that everyone has to stand in close '''contact''' to everyone else.'' #:''He wore dark glasses so that he wouldn't have to make eye '''contact''' with anyone.'' ==Verb== {{verb|contact|contacts|contacted|contacting}} {{transitive verb}} #If A '''contacts''' B, A [[telephones]] B or writes a [[letter]] or [[e-mail]] to B. #:''If I can help further please do not hesitate to '''contact''' me at 012-345-6789.'' [[ar:contact]] [[de:contact]] [[et:contact]] [[en:contact]] [[fr:contact]] [[io:contact]] [[id:contact]] [[it:contact]] [[hu:contact]] [[nl:contact]] [[ja:contact]] [[ru:contact]] [[fi:contact]] [[ta:contact]] [[vi:contact]] [[tr:contact]] [[zh:contact]] 3040 7854 2006-07-21T13:23:23Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''meal''' is the [[food]] you eat at regular times of the day. [[Breakfast]], [[lunch]], and [[dinner]], are '''meals'''. #:''Thanks for dinner! I haven't had a good Italian '''meal''' like that for a long time.'' 9057 2006-08-22T01:02:02Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ko, pl, ta, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''meal''' is the [[food]] you eat at regular times of the day. [[Breakfast]], [[lunch]], and [[dinner]], are '''meals'''. #:''Thanks for dinner! I haven't had a good Italian '''meal''' like that for a long time.'' [[en:meal]] [[fr:meal]] [[ko:meal]] [[io:meal]] [[it:meal]] [[hu:meal]] [[pl:meal]] [[fi:meal]] [[ta:meal]] [[vi:meal]] [[zh:meal]] 9690 2006-09-10T13:41:34Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: pt ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''meal''' is the [[food]] you eat at regular times of the day. [[Breakfast]], [[lunch]], and [[dinner]], are '''meals'''. #:''Thanks for dinner! I haven't had a good Italian '''meal''' like that for a long time.'' [[en:meal]] [[fr:meal]] [[ko:meal]] [[io:meal]] [[it:meal]] [[hu:meal]] [[pl:meal]] [[pt:meal]] [[fi:meal]] [[ta:meal]] [[vi:meal]] [[zh:meal]] 10753 2006-10-10T15:28:45Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:meal]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''meal''' is the [[food]] you eat at regular times of the day. [[Breakfast]], [[lunch]], and [[dinner]], are '''meals'''. #:''Thanks for dinner! I haven't had a good Italian '''meal''' like that for a long time.'' [[en:meal]] [[fr:meal]] [[ko:meal]] [[io:meal]] [[it:meal]] [[kk:meal]] [[hu:meal]] [[pl:meal]] [[pt:meal]] [[fi:meal]] [[ta:meal]] [[vi:meal]] [[zh:meal]] 11320 2006-10-18T18:53:49Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:meal]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''meal''' is the [[food]] you eat at regular times of the day. [[Breakfast]], [[lunch]], and [[dinner]], are '''meals'''. #:''Thanks for dinner! I haven't had a good Italian '''meal''' like that for a long time.'' [[en:meal]] [[fr:meal]] [[ko:meal]] [[io:meal]] [[it:meal]] [[kk:meal]] [[hu:meal]] [[pl:meal]] [[pt:meal]] [[ru:meal]] [[fi:meal]] [[ta:meal]] [[vi:meal]] [[zh:meal]] 11985 2006-11-09T17:21:53Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ja:meal]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''meal''' is the [[food]] you eat at regular times of the day. [[Breakfast]], [[lunch]], and [[dinner]], are '''meals'''. #:''Thanks for dinner! I haven't had a good Italian '''meal''' like that for a long time.'' [[en:meal]] [[fr:meal]] [[ko:meal]] [[io:meal]] [[it:meal]] [[kk:meal]] [[hu:meal]] [[ja:meal]] [[pl:meal]] [[pt:meal]] [[ru:meal]] [[fi:meal]] [[ta:meal]] [[vi:meal]] [[zh:meal]] 12894 2006-11-28T03:05:25Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[tr:meal]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''meal''' is the [[food]] you eat at regular times of the day. [[Breakfast]], [[lunch]], and [[dinner]], are '''meals'''. #:''Thanks for dinner! I haven't had a good Italian '''meal''' like that for a long time.'' [[en:meal]] [[fr:meal]] [[ko:meal]] [[io:meal]] [[it:meal]] [[kk:meal]] [[hu:meal]] [[ja:meal]] [[pl:meal]] [[pt:meal]] [[ru:meal]] [[fi:meal]] [[ta:meal]] [[vi:meal]] [[tr:meal]] [[zh:meal]] 3041 7855 2006-07-21T13:28:51Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #'''Meat''' is the [[muscle]] of [[animal]]s that we [[eat]]. [[Beef]], [[chicken]], and [[pork]] are kinds of '''meat'''. #:''I don't eat '''meat''', only fruits, grains, and vegetables.'' #:''You should cook the '''meat''' to 135 to 140°C.'' 9080 2006-08-22T01:41:43Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, ko, pl, pt, ro, sr, sv, ta, zh ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #'''Meat''' is the [[muscle]] of [[animal]]s that we [[eat]]. [[Beef]], [[chicken]], and [[pork]] are kinds of '''meat'''. #:''I don't eat '''meat''', only fruits, grains, and vegetables.'' #:''You should cook the '''meat''' to 135 to 140°C.'' [[en:meat]] [[fr:meat]] [[ko:meat]] [[io:meat]] [[it:meat]] [[hu:meat]] [[ja:meat]] [[pl:meat]] [[pt:meat]] [[ro:meat]] [[sr:meat]] [[fi:meat]] [[sv:meat]] [[ta:meat]] [[zh:meat]] 9688 2006-09-10T13:41:15Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #'''Meat''' is the [[muscle]] of [[animal]]s that we [[eat]]. [[Beef]], [[chicken]], and [[pork]] are kinds of '''meat'''. #:''I don't eat '''meat''', only fruits, grains, and vegetables.'' #:''You should cook the '''meat''' to 135 to 140°C.'' [[en:meat]] [[fr:meat]] [[ko:meat]] [[io:meat]] [[it:meat]] [[hu:meat]] [[ja:meat]] [[pl:meat]] [[pt:meat]] [[ro:meat]] [[sr:meat]] [[fi:meat]] [[sv:meat]] [[ta:meat]] [[vi:meat]] [[zh:meat]] 10155 2006-09-24T13:32:48Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[es:meat]], [[fa:meat]], [[tr:meat]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #'''Meat''' is the [[muscle]] of [[animal]]s that we [[eat]]. [[Beef]], [[chicken]], and [[pork]] are kinds of '''meat'''. #:''I don't eat '''meat''', only fruits, grains, and vegetables.'' #:''You should cook the '''meat''' to 135 to 140°C.'' [[en:meat]] [[es:meat]] [[fa:meat]] [[fr:meat]] [[ko:meat]] [[io:meat]] [[it:meat]] [[hu:meat]] [[ja:meat]] [[pl:meat]] [[pt:meat]] [[ro:meat]] [[sr:meat]] [[fi:meat]] [[sv:meat]] [[ta:meat]] [[vi:meat]] [[tr:meat]] [[zh:meat]] 3042 7856 2006-07-21T13:35:25Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun|dish|dishes}} #'''Dishes''' are the flat round holder for [[food]] that we usually put on the [[table]] and [[eat]] off of. #:''There was a crash when the waiter dropped his tray of '''dishes''' on the floor.'' #A '''dish''' is a particular kind of cooked or prepared food. #:''Last night she made a wonderful Indian '''dish''' that I had never eaten before.'' 7927 2006-07-22T18:41:17Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun|dish|dishes}} [[Image:Dish_and_Knife.jpg|thumb|a dish and a knife]] #'''Dishes''' are the flat round holder for [[food]] that we usually put on the [[table]] and [[eat]] off of. #:''There was a crash when the waiter dropped his tray of '''dishes''' on the floor.'' #A '''dish''' is a particular kind of cooked or prepared food. #:''Last night she made a wonderful Indian '''dish''' that I had never eaten before.'' 8953 2006-08-21T21:49:27Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, en, fa, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, pl, zh ==Noun== {{noun|dish|dishes}} [[Image:Dish_and_Knife.jpg|thumb|a dish and a knife]] #'''Dishes''' are the flat round holder for [[food]] that we usually put on the [[table]] and [[eat]] off of. #:''There was a crash when the waiter dropped his tray of '''dishes''' on the floor.'' #A '''dish''' is a particular kind of cooked or prepared food. #:''Last night she made a wonderful Indian '''dish''' that I had never eaten before.'' [[ar:dish]] [[en:dish]] [[fa:dish]] [[fr:dish]] [[io:dish]] [[it:dish]] [[hu:dish]] [[ja:dish]] [[pl:dish]] [[fi:dish]] [[zh:dish]] 9553 2006-09-10T12:08:15Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Noun== {{noun|dish|dishes}} [[Image:Dish_and_Knife.jpg|thumb|a dish and a knife]] #'''Dishes''' are the flat round holder for [[food]] that we usually put on the [[table]] and [[eat]] off of. #:''There was a crash when the waiter dropped his tray of '''dishes''' on the floor.'' #A '''dish''' is a particular kind of cooked or prepared food. #:''Last night she made a wonderful Indian '''dish''' that I had never eaten before.'' [[ar:dish]] [[en:dish]] [[fa:dish]] [[fr:dish]] [[io:dish]] [[it:dish]] [[hu:dish]] [[ja:dish]] [[pl:dish]] [[fi:dish]] [[vi:dish]] [[zh:dish]] 10038 2006-09-24T12:47:05Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ta:dish]] ==Noun== {{noun|dish|dishes}} [[Image:Dish_and_Knife.jpg|thumb|a dish and a knife]] #'''Dishes''' are the flat round holder for [[food]] that we usually put on the [[table]] and [[eat]] off of. #:''There was a crash when the waiter dropped his tray of '''dishes''' on the floor.'' #A '''dish''' is a particular kind of cooked or prepared food. #:''Last night she made a wonderful Indian '''dish''' that I had never eaten before.'' [[ar:dish]] [[en:dish]] [[fa:dish]] [[fr:dish]] [[io:dish]] [[it:dish]] [[hu:dish]] [[ja:dish]] [[pl:dish]] [[fi:dish]] [[ta:dish]] [[vi:dish]] [[zh:dish]] 3043 7857 2006-07-21T13:43:56Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''chicken''' is a kind of large [[bird]] that farmers raise for [[meat]] and [[egg]]s. #:''My father went out back, caught a '''chicken''', cut off its head, and cleaned it for dinner.'' {{mass noun}} #'''Chicken''' is the [[meat]] of a chicken. #:''They make a very tasty fried '''chicken''' dish here that comes with vegetables and potatoes.'' 7917 2006-07-22T18:26:42Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Rooster03.jpg|thumb|a chicken]] #A '''chicken''' is a kind of large [[bird]] that farmers raise for [[meat]] and [[egg]]s. #:''My father went out back, caught a '''chicken''', cut off its head, and cleaned it for dinner.'' {{mass noun}} [[Image:Poached_chicken.jpg|thumb|cooking chicken]] #'''Chicken''' is the [[meat]] of a chicken. #:''They make a very tasty fried '''chicken''' dish here that comes with vegetables and potatoes.'' 7926 2006-07-22T18:40:31Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Rooster03.jpg|thumb|a chicken]] #A '''chicken''' is a kind of large [[bird]] that farmers raise for [[meat]] and [[egg]]s. #:''My father went out back, caught a '''chicken''', cut off its head, and cleaned it for dinner.'' {{mass noun}} [[Image:Roast_chicken.jpg|thumb|cooked chicken]] #'''Chicken''' is the [[meat]] of a chicken. #:''They make a very tasty fried '''chicken''' dish here that comes with vegetables and potatoes.'' 8926 2006-08-21T20:54:41Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, el, en, fa, fi, fr, gl, hu, io, it, ja, pl, pt, ta, tr, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Rooster03.jpg|thumb|a chicken]] #A '''chicken''' is a kind of large [[bird]] that farmers raise for [[meat]] and [[egg]]s. #:''My father went out back, caught a '''chicken''', cut off its head, and cleaned it for dinner.'' {{mass noun}} [[Image:Roast_chicken.jpg|thumb|cooked chicken]] #'''Chicken''' is the [[meat]] of a chicken. #:''They make a very tasty fried '''chicken''' dish here that comes with vegetables and potatoes.'' [[ar:chicken]] [[el:chicken]] [[en:chicken]] [[fa:chicken]] [[fr:chicken]] [[gl:chicken]] [[io:chicken]] [[it:chicken]] [[hu:chicken]] [[ja:chicken]] [[pl:chicken]] [[pt:chicken]] [[fi:chicken]] [[ta:chicken]] [[tr:chicken]] [[zh:chicken]] 9501 2006-09-10T11:41:55Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Rooster03.jpg|thumb|a chicken]] #A '''chicken''' is a kind of large [[bird]] that farmers raise for [[meat]] and [[egg]]s. #:''My father went out back, caught a '''chicken''', cut off its head, and cleaned it for dinner.'' {{mass noun}} [[Image:Roast_chicken.jpg|thumb|cooked chicken]] #'''Chicken''' is the [[meat]] of a chicken. #:''They make a very tasty fried '''chicken''' dish here that comes with vegetables and potatoes.'' [[ar:chicken]] [[el:chicken]] [[en:chicken]] [[fa:chicken]] [[fr:chicken]] [[gl:chicken]] [[io:chicken]] [[it:chicken]] [[hu:chicken]] [[ja:chicken]] [[pl:chicken]] [[pt:chicken]] [[fi:chicken]] [[ta:chicken]] [[vi:chicken]] [[tr:chicken]] [[zh:chicken]] 10551 2006-10-08T21:44:28Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[hy:chicken]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Rooster03.jpg|thumb|a chicken]] #A '''chicken''' is a kind of large [[bird]] that farmers raise for [[meat]] and [[egg]]s. #:''My father went out back, caught a '''chicken''', cut off its head, and cleaned it for dinner.'' {{mass noun}} [[Image:Roast_chicken.jpg|thumb|cooked chicken]] #'''Chicken''' is the [[meat]] of a chicken. #:''They make a very tasty fried '''chicken''' dish here that comes with vegetables and potatoes.'' [[ar:chicken]] [[el:chicken]] [[en:chicken]] [[fa:chicken]] [[fr:chicken]] [[gl:chicken]] [[hy:chicken]] [[io:chicken]] [[it:chicken]] [[hu:chicken]] [[ja:chicken]] [[pl:chicken]] [[pt:chicken]] [[fi:chicken]] [[ta:chicken]] [[vi:chicken]] [[tr:chicken]] [[zh:chicken]] 3044 7858 2006-07-21T13:47:15Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''restaurant''' is a place where you can [[buy]] and [[eat]] [[food]]. #:''My wife and I went out to a small French '''restaurant''' in Toronto for dinner.'' 9138 2006-08-22T03:29:56Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, en, et, fr, gl, hu, id, it, ja, ku, nl, pl, ta, vi ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''restaurant''' is a place where you can [[buy]] and [[eat]] [[food]]. #:''My wife and I went out to a small French '''restaurant''' in Toronto for dinner.'' [[de:restaurant]] [[et:restaurant]] [[en:restaurant]] [[fr:restaurant]] [[gl:restaurant]] [[id:restaurant]] [[it:restaurant]] [[ku:restaurant]] [[hu:restaurant]] [[nl:restaurant]] [[ja:restaurant]] [[pl:restaurant]] [[ta:restaurant]] [[vi:restaurant]] 9261 2006-08-23T19:28:19Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: io ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''restaurant''' is a place where you can [[buy]] and [[eat]] [[food]]. #:''My wife and I went out to a small French '''restaurant''' in Toronto for dinner.'' [[de:restaurant]] [[et:restaurant]] [[en:restaurant]] [[fr:restaurant]] [[gl:restaurant]] [[io:restaurant]] [[id:restaurant]] [[it:restaurant]] [[ku:restaurant]] [[hu:restaurant]] [[nl:restaurant]] [[ja:restaurant]] [[pl:restaurant]] [[ta:restaurant]] [[vi:restaurant]] 11746 2006-11-04T00:38:36Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fi:restaurant]], [[ru:restaurant]], [[sv:restaurant]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''restaurant''' is a place where you can [[buy]] and [[eat]] [[food]]. #:''My wife and I went out to a small French '''restaurant''' in Toronto for dinner.'' [[de:restaurant]] [[et:restaurant]] [[en:restaurant]] [[fr:restaurant]] [[gl:restaurant]] [[io:restaurant]] [[id:restaurant]] [[it:restaurant]] [[ku:restaurant]] [[hu:restaurant]] [[nl:restaurant]] [[ja:restaurant]] [[pl:restaurant]] [[ru:restaurant]] [[fi:restaurant]] [[sv:restaurant]] [[ta:restaurant]] [[vi:restaurant]] 12721 2006-11-26T15:54:34Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ca:restaurant]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''restaurant''' is a place where you can [[buy]] and [[eat]] [[food]]. #:''My wife and I went out to a small French '''restaurant''' in Toronto for dinner.'' [[ca:restaurant]] [[de:restaurant]] [[et:restaurant]] [[en:restaurant]] [[fr:restaurant]] [[gl:restaurant]] [[io:restaurant]] [[id:restaurant]] [[it:restaurant]] [[ku:restaurant]] [[hu:restaurant]] [[nl:restaurant]] [[ja:restaurant]] [[pl:restaurant]] [[ru:restaurant]] [[fi:restaurant]] [[sv:restaurant]] [[ta:restaurant]] [[vi:restaurant]] 3045 7864 2006-07-21T13:56:35Z Brett 77 ==Verb== {{verb|fry|fries|fried|frying}} #If you '''fry''' something, you [[cook]] it in a [[pan]] on a [[stove]] with hot [[oil]]. #:''Do you think we should '''fry''' the eggs or boil them?'' 8975 2006-08-21T22:29:50Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, en, fr, io, it, ko, zh ==Verb== {{verb|fry|fries|fried|frying}} #If you '''fry''' something, you [[cook]] it in a [[pan]] on a [[stove]] with hot [[oil]]. #:''Do you think we should '''fry''' the eggs or boil them?'' [[de:fry]] [[en:fry]] [[fr:fry]] [[ko:fry]] [[io:fry]] [[it:fry]] [[zh:fry]] 9589 2006-09-10T12:28:26Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: pt, ta, vi ==Verb== {{verb|fry|fries|fried|frying}} #If you '''fry''' something, you [[cook]] it in a [[pan]] on a [[stove]] with hot [[oil]]. #:''Do you think we should '''fry''' the eggs or boil them?'' [[de:fry]] [[en:fry]] [[fr:fry]] [[ko:fry]] [[io:fry]] [[it:fry]] [[pt:fry]] [[ta:fry]] [[vi:fry]] [[zh:fry]] 14148 2006-12-21T06:19:14Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:fry]] ==Verb== {{verb|fry|fries|fried|frying}} #If you '''fry''' something, you [[cook]] it in a [[pan]] on a [[stove]] with hot [[oil]]. #:''Do you think we should '''fry''' the eggs or boil them?'' [[de:fry]] [[en:fry]] [[fa:fry]] [[fr:fry]] [[ko:fry]] [[io:fry]] [[it:fry]] [[pt:fry]] [[ta:fry]] [[vi:fry]] [[zh:fry]] 3046 7865 2006-07-21T13:58:47Z Brett 77 ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} #'''Fried''' food is food that has been [[cooked]] in a [[pan]] with hot [[oil]]. #:''I don't like [[fried]] chicken. It's too oily.'' ===Related words=== *[[fry]] 8976 2006-08-21T22:30:40Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, it, zh ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} #'''Fried''' food is food that has been [[cooked]] in a [[pan]] with hot [[oil]]. #:''I don't like [[fried]] chicken. It's too oily.'' ===Related words=== *[[fry]] [[en:fried]] [[it:fried]] [[zh:fried]] 9890 2006-09-24T11:33:44Z Tangobot 116 Robot: Automated text replacement (-{{adjective2}} +{{adjective}}) ==Adjective== {{adjective}} #'''Fried''' food is food that has been [[cooked]] in a [[pan]] with hot [[oil]]. #:''I don't like [[fried]] chicken. It's too oily.'' ===Related words=== *[[fry]] [[en:fried]] [[it:fried]] [[zh:fried]] 11947 2006-11-09T16:48:39Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ru:fried]] ==Adjective== {{adjective}} #'''Fried''' food is food that has been [[cooked]] in a [[pan]] with hot [[oil]]. #:''I don't like [[fried]] chicken. It's too oily.'' ===Related words=== *[[fry]] [[en:fried]] [[it:fried]] [[ru:fried]] [[zh:fried]] 13156 2006-12-02T02:05:24Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[pl:fried]] ==Adjective== {{adjective}} #'''Fried''' food is food that has been [[cooked]] in a [[pan]] with hot [[oil]]. #:''I don't like [[fried]] chicken. It's too oily.'' ===Related words=== *[[fry]] [[en:fried]] [[it:fried]] [[pl:fried]] [[ru:fried]] [[zh:fried]] 3047 7866 2006-07-22T12:50:23Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''habit''' is something that you do regularly, often without knowing that you are doing it. #:''John, don't bite your fingernails. It's a bad '''habit'''.'' #:''Marjorie has a '''habit''' of buying Christmas presents early, hiding them away like a squirrel, and then forgetting all about them.'' 8993 2006-08-21T23:11:42Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, de, el, en, et, fi, fr, hu, io, it, pl, pt, ta, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''habit''' is something that you do regularly, often without knowing that you are doing it. #:''John, don't bite your fingernails. It's a bad '''habit'''.'' #:''Marjorie has a '''habit''' of buying Christmas presents early, hiding them away like a squirrel, and then forgetting all about them.'' [[ar:habit]] [[de:habit]] [[et:habit]] [[el:habit]] [[en:habit]] [[fr:habit]] [[io:habit]] [[it:habit]] [[hu:habit]] [[pl:habit]] [[pt:habit]] [[fi:habit]] [[ta:habit]] [[vi:habit]] [[zh:habit]] 11257 2006-10-18T04:46:31Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:habit]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''habit''' is something that you do regularly, often without knowing that you are doing it. #:''John, don't bite your fingernails. It's a bad '''habit'''.'' #:''Marjorie has a '''habit''' of buying Christmas presents early, hiding them away like a squirrel, and then forgetting all about them.'' [[ar:habit]] [[de:habit]] [[et:habit]] [[el:habit]] [[en:habit]] [[fr:habit]] [[io:habit]] [[it:habit]] [[hu:habit]] [[pl:habit]] [[pt:habit]] [[ru:habit]] [[fi:habit]] [[ta:habit]] [[vi:habit]] [[zh:habit]] 13685 2006-12-12T11:08:23Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:habit]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''habit''' is something that you do regularly, often without knowing that you are doing it. #:''John, don't bite your fingernails. It's a bad '''habit'''.'' #:''Marjorie has a '''habit''' of buying Christmas presents early, hiding them away like a squirrel, and then forgetting all about them.'' [[ar:habit]] [[de:habit]] [[et:habit]] [[el:habit]] [[en:habit]] [[fa:habit]] [[fr:habit]] [[io:habit]] [[it:habit]] [[hu:habit]] [[pl:habit]] [[pt:habit]] [[ru:habit]] [[fi:habit]] [[ta:habit]] [[vi:habit]] [[zh:habit]] 3048 7867 2006-07-22T13:04:11Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''mineral''' is a [[substance]] in the earth such as [[calcium]], [[salt]], [[iron]], etc. #:''The rocks in this area are rich in '''minerals'''.'' #:''Eating nuts will help your body get the '''minerals''' it needs.'' 9083 2006-08-22T01:49:33Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, es, fi, fr, hu, io, pl, pt, sl, sv, ta, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''mineral''' is a [[substance]] in the earth such as [[calcium]], [[salt]], [[iron]], etc. #:''The rocks in this area are rich in '''minerals'''.'' #:''Eating nuts will help your body get the '''minerals''' it needs.'' [[en:mineral]] [[es:mineral]] [[fr:mineral]] [[io:mineral]] [[hu:mineral]] [[pl:mineral]] [[pt:mineral]] [[sl:mineral]] [[fi:mineral]] [[sv:mineral]] [[ta:mineral]] [[zh:mineral]] 9696 2006-09-10T13:42:34Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy, vi ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''mineral''' is a [[substance]] in the earth such as [[calcium]], [[salt]], [[iron]], etc. #:''The rocks in this area are rich in '''minerals'''.'' #:''Eating nuts will help your body get the '''minerals''' it needs.'' [[en:mineral]] [[es:mineral]] [[fr:mineral]] [[hy:mineral]] [[io:mineral]] [[hu:mineral]] [[pl:mineral]] [[pt:mineral]] [[sl:mineral]] [[fi:mineral]] [[sv:mineral]] [[ta:mineral]] [[vi:mineral]] [[zh:mineral]] 10763 2006-10-10T17:45:16Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:mineral]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''mineral''' is a [[substance]] in the earth such as [[calcium]], [[salt]], [[iron]], etc. #:''The rocks in this area are rich in '''minerals'''.'' #:''Eating nuts will help your body get the '''minerals''' it needs.'' [[en:mineral]] [[es:mineral]] [[fa:mineral]] [[fr:mineral]] [[hy:mineral]] [[io:mineral]] [[hu:mineral]] [[pl:mineral]] [[pt:mineral]] [[sl:mineral]] [[fi:mineral]] [[sv:mineral]] [[ta:mineral]] [[vi:mineral]] [[zh:mineral]] 11459 2006-10-22T21:40:08Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:mineral]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''mineral''' is a [[substance]] in the earth such as [[calcium]], [[salt]], [[iron]], etc. #:''The rocks in this area are rich in '''minerals'''.'' #:''Eating nuts will help your body get the '''minerals''' it needs.'' [[en:mineral]] [[es:mineral]] [[fa:mineral]] [[fr:mineral]] [[hy:mineral]] [[io:mineral]] [[hu:mineral]] [[pl:mineral]] [[pt:mineral]] [[ru:mineral]] [[sl:mineral]] [[fi:mineral]] [[sv:mineral]] [[ta:mineral]] [[vi:mineral]] [[zh:mineral]] 11982 2006-11-09T17:21:26Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ja:mineral]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''mineral''' is a [[substance]] in the earth such as [[calcium]], [[salt]], [[iron]], etc. #:''The rocks in this area are rich in '''minerals'''.'' #:''Eating nuts will help your body get the '''minerals''' it needs.'' [[en:mineral]] [[es:mineral]] [[fa:mineral]] [[fr:mineral]] [[hy:mineral]] [[io:mineral]] [[hu:mineral]] [[ja:mineral]] [[pl:mineral]] [[pt:mineral]] [[ru:mineral]] [[sl:mineral]] [[fi:mineral]] [[sv:mineral]] [[ta:mineral]] [[vi:mineral]] [[zh:mineral]] 3049 7869 2006-07-22T13:24:08Z Brett 77 ==Adjective== {{adjective|convenient|more convenient|most convenient}} #If something is '''convenient''', you can get it or use it quickly and easily. #:''Living here is so '''convenient'''. There's a supermarket right across the street, and a train station just a 2 minute walk away.'' 8913 2006-08-21T20:31:18Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fr, io, it, ta, vi, zh ==Adjective== {{adjective|convenient|more convenient|most convenient}} #If something is '''convenient''', you can get it or use it quickly and easily. #:''Living here is so '''convenient'''. There's a supermarket right across the street, and a train station just a 2 minute walk away.'' [[en:convenient]] [[fr:convenient]] [[io:convenient]] [[it:convenient]] [[ta:convenient]] [[vi:convenient]] [[zh:convenient]] 14001 2006-12-20T13:19:26Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ja:convenient]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|convenient|more convenient|most convenient}} #If something is '''convenient''', you can get it or use it quickly and easily. #:''Living here is so '''convenient'''. There's a supermarket right across the street, and a train station just a 2 minute walk away.'' [[en:convenient]] [[fr:convenient]] [[io:convenient]] [[it:convenient]] [[ja:convenient]] [[ta:convenient]] [[vi:convenient]] [[zh:convenient]] 3050 7871 2006-07-22T13:46:29Z Brett 77 ==Adverb== {{adverb}} #If you do something '''quickly''' or something happens '''quickly''', it takes a very short time. #:''Please close the door '''quickly'''. You'll let the cat out.'' #:''I hope the train gets here '''quickly'''. I'm late already.'' 7872 2006-07-22T13:47:29Z Brett 77 /* Adverb */ ==Adverb== {{adverb}} #If you do something '''quickly''' or something happens '''quickly''', it takes a very short time. #:''Please close the door '''quickly'''. You'll let the cat out.'' #:''I hope the train gets here '''quickly'''. I'm late already.'' ===Synonyms== *[[fast]] ===Related words=== *[[quick]] 7873 2006-07-22T13:47:42Z Brett 77 /* =Synonyms */ ==Adverb== {{adverb}} #If you do something '''quickly''' or something happens '''quickly''', it takes a very short time. #:''Please close the door '''quickly'''. You'll let the cat out.'' #:''I hope the train gets here '''quickly'''. I'm late already.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[fast]] ===Related words=== *[[quick]] 9109 2006-08-22T02:34:45Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fa, fr, hu, it, ko, ru ==Adverb== {{adverb}} #If you do something '''quickly''' or something happens '''quickly''', it takes a very short time. #:''Please close the door '''quickly'''. You'll let the cat out.'' #:''I hope the train gets here '''quickly'''. I'm late already.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[fast]] ===Related words=== *[[quick]] [[en:quickly]] [[fa:quickly]] [[fr:quickly]] [[ko:quickly]] [[it:quickly]] [[hu:quickly]] [[ru:quickly]] 9737 2006-09-10T14:19:27Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ta, vi ==Adverb== {{adverb}} #If you do something '''quickly''' or something happens '''quickly''', it takes a very short time. #:''Please close the door '''quickly'''. You'll let the cat out.'' #:''I hope the train gets here '''quickly'''. I'm late already.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[fast]] ===Related words=== *[[quick]] [[en:quickly]] [[fa:quickly]] [[fr:quickly]] [[ko:quickly]] [[it:quickly]] [[hu:quickly]] [[ru:quickly]] [[ta:quickly]] [[vi:quickly]] 11725 2006-11-03T08:23:17Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fi:quickly]] ==Adverb== {{adverb}} #If you do something '''quickly''' or something happens '''quickly''', it takes a very short time. #:''Please close the door '''quickly'''. You'll let the cat out.'' #:''I hope the train gets here '''quickly'''. I'm late already.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[fast]] ===Related words=== *[[quick]] [[en:quickly]] [[fa:quickly]] [[fr:quickly]] [[ko:quickly]] [[it:quickly]] [[hu:quickly]] [[ru:quickly]] [[fi:quickly]] [[ta:quickly]] [[vi:quickly]] 14166 2006-12-21T09:51:47Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ja:quickly]] ==Adverb== {{adverb}} #If you do something '''quickly''' or something happens '''quickly''', it takes a very short time. #:''Please close the door '''quickly'''. You'll let the cat out.'' #:''I hope the train gets here '''quickly'''. I'm late already.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[fast]] ===Related words=== *[[quick]] [[en:quickly]] [[fa:quickly]] [[fr:quickly]] [[ko:quickly]] [[it:quickly]] [[hu:quickly]] [[ja:quickly]] [[ru:quickly]] [[fi:quickly]] [[ta:quickly]] [[vi:quickly]] 3051 7874 2006-07-22T13:51:19Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''sauce''' is a thick [[liquid]] that you put on food to give it a special [[taste]]. #:''I put the chicken in a special '''sauce''' for two hours before I cook it.'' 9133 2006-08-22T03:19:56Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, en, es, fi, fr, io, it, pl, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''sauce''' is a thick [[liquid]] that you put on food to give it a special [[taste]]. #:''I put the chicken in a special '''sauce''' for two hours before I cook it.'' [[de:sauce]] [[en:sauce]] [[es:sauce]] [[fr:sauce]] [[io:sauce]] [[it:sauce]] [[pl:sauce]] [[fi:sauce]] [[vi:sauce]] [[zh:sauce]] 9750 2006-09-10T14:21:46Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: id ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''sauce''' is a thick [[liquid]] that you put on food to give it a special [[taste]]. #:''I put the chicken in a special '''sauce''' for two hours before I cook it.'' [[de:sauce]] [[en:sauce]] [[es:sauce]] [[fr:sauce]] [[io:sauce]] [[id:sauce]] [[it:sauce]] [[pl:sauce]] [[fi:sauce]] [[vi:sauce]] [[zh:sauce]] 10775 2006-10-10T21:21:24Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:sauce]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''sauce''' is a thick [[liquid]] that you put on food to give it a special [[taste]]. #:''I put the chicken in a special '''sauce''' for two hours before I cook it.'' [[de:sauce]] [[en:sauce]] [[es:sauce]] [[fa:sauce]] [[fr:sauce]] [[io:sauce]] [[id:sauce]] [[it:sauce]] [[pl:sauce]] [[fi:sauce]] [[vi:sauce]] [[zh:sauce]] 12026 2006-11-09T17:56:07Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ru:sauce]], [[ta:sauce]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''sauce''' is a thick [[liquid]] that you put on food to give it a special [[taste]]. #:''I put the chicken in a special '''sauce''' for two hours before I cook it.'' [[de:sauce]] [[en:sauce]] [[es:sauce]] [[fa:sauce]] [[fr:sauce]] [[io:sauce]] [[id:sauce]] [[it:sauce]] [[pl:sauce]] [[ru:sauce]] [[fi:sauce]] [[ta:sauce]] [[vi:sauce]] [[zh:sauce]] 3052 7875 2006-07-22T13:54:16Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} #'''Dinner''' is the larget [[meal]] of the day, usually eaten in the evening. #:''I'm sorry, I'll be late tonight, so I won't be home for '''dinner'''.'' #:''We had fish with rice and fried vegetables for '''dinner''' last night.'' 7884 2006-07-22T14:18:33Z Kappa 92 typo ==Noun== {{noun}} #'''Dinner''' is the largest [[meal]] of the day, usually eaten in the evening. #:''I'm sorry, I'll be late tonight, so I won't be home for '''dinner'''.'' #:''We had fish with rice and fried vegetables for '''dinner''' last night.'' 8954 2006-08-21T21:51:07Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fa, fi, fr, hu, hy, it, ja, pl, ta, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} #'''Dinner''' is the largest [[meal]] of the day, usually eaten in the evening. #:''I'm sorry, I'll be late tonight, so I won't be home for '''dinner'''.'' #:''We had fish with rice and fried vegetables for '''dinner''' last night.'' [[en:dinner]] [[fa:dinner]] [[fr:dinner]] [[hy:dinner]] [[it:dinner]] [[hu:dinner]] [[ja:dinner]] [[pl:dinner]] [[fi:dinner]] [[ta:dinner]] [[vi:dinner]] [[zh:dinner]] 9555 2006-09-10T12:08:35Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: pt ==Noun== {{noun}} #'''Dinner''' is the largest [[meal]] of the day, usually eaten in the evening. #:''I'm sorry, I'll be late tonight, so I won't be home for '''dinner'''.'' #:''We had fish with rice and fried vegetables for '''dinner''' last night.'' [[en:dinner]] [[fa:dinner]] [[fr:dinner]] [[hy:dinner]] [[it:dinner]] [[hu:dinner]] [[ja:dinner]] [[pl:dinner]] [[pt:dinner]] [[fi:dinner]] [[ta:dinner]] [[vi:dinner]] [[zh:dinner]] 12288 2006-11-15T19:58:20Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[io:dinner]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #'''Dinner''' is the largest [[meal]] of the day, usually eaten in the evening. #:''I'm sorry, I'll be late tonight, so I won't be home for '''dinner'''.'' #:''We had fish with rice and fried vegetables for '''dinner''' last night.'' [[en:dinner]] [[fa:dinner]] [[fr:dinner]] [[hy:dinner]] [[io:dinner]] [[it:dinner]] [[hu:dinner]] [[ja:dinner]] [[pl:dinner]] [[pt:dinner]] [[fi:dinner]] [[ta:dinner]] [[vi:dinner]] [[zh:dinner]] 3053 7876 2006-07-22T13:57:51Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #'''Rice''' is a white or brown [[grain]] that people [[boil]] and eat. #:''In many Asian countries, including Japan, China, and Thailand, they eat '''rice''' with almost every meal.'' [[image:US long grain rice.jpg|thumb|Rice [[plant]]]] [[image:A hand holding rice.jpg|thumb|A handful of rice]] 9137 2006-08-22T03:27:46Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, ko, ku, pl, sv, ta, vi, zh ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #'''Rice''' is a white or brown [[grain]] that people [[boil]] and eat. #:''In many Asian countries, including Japan, China, and Thailand, they eat '''rice''' with almost every meal.'' [[image:US long grain rice.jpg|thumb|Rice [[plant]]]] [[image:A hand holding rice.jpg|thumb|A handful of rice]] [[en:rice]] [[fr:rice]] [[ko:rice]] [[io:rice]] [[it:rice]] [[ku:rice]] [[hu:rice]] [[ja:rice]] [[pl:rice]] [[fi:rice]] [[sv:rice]] [[ta:rice]] [[vi:rice]] [[zh:rice]] 10579 2006-10-09T07:11:15Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:rice]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #'''Rice''' is a white or brown [[grain]] that people [[boil]] and eat. #:''In many Asian countries, including Japan, China, and Thailand, they eat '''rice''' with almost every meal.'' [[image:US long grain rice.jpg|thumb|Rice [[plant]]]] [[image:A hand holding rice.jpg|thumb|A handful of rice]] [[en:rice]] [[fr:rice]] [[ko:rice]] [[io:rice]] [[it:rice]] [[kk:rice]] [[ku:rice]] [[hu:rice]] [[ja:rice]] [[pl:rice]] [[fi:rice]] [[sv:rice]] [[ta:rice]] [[vi:rice]] [[zh:rice]] 3054 7877 2006-07-22T14:04:09Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} {{mass noun}} #The '''fruit''' is the part of a plant or tree that holds the seeds. It's usually sweet and good to eat. #:''Most Canadians don't eat enough '''fruit''' and vegetables.'' #:''Apples, oranges, and bananas are the most common '''fruits''' in most supermarkets.'' 7878 2006-07-22T14:04:40Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ ==Noun== {{noun}} {{mass noun}} #The '''fruit''' is the part of a [[plant]] or [[tree]] that holds the [[seeds]]. It's usually sweet and good to eat. #:''Most Canadians don't eat enough '''fruit''' and vegetables.'' #:''Apples, oranges, and bananas are the most common '''fruits''' in most supermarkets.'' 7880 2006-07-22T14:06:59Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ ==Noun== {{noun}} also {{mass noun}} #The '''fruit''' is the part of a [[plant]] or [[tree]] that holds the [[seeds]]. It's usually sweet and good to eat. #:''Most Canadians don't eat enough '''fruit''' and vegetables.'' #:''Apples, oranges, and bananas are the most common '''fruits''' in most supermarkets.'' 8981 2006-08-21T22:43:04Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, el, en, es, et, fa, fi, fr, hu, id, io, it, ja, ko, nl, pl, pt, sr, ta, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} also {{mass noun}} #The '''fruit''' is the part of a [[plant]] or [[tree]] that holds the [[seeds]]. It's usually sweet and good to eat. #:''Most Canadians don't eat enough '''fruit''' and vegetables.'' #:''Apples, oranges, and bananas are the most common '''fruits''' in most supermarkets.'' [[de:fruit]] [[et:fruit]] [[el:fruit]] [[en:fruit]] [[es:fruit]] [[fa:fruit]] [[fr:fruit]] [[ko:fruit]] [[io:fruit]] [[id:fruit]] [[it:fruit]] [[hu:fruit]] [[nl:fruit]] [[ja:fruit]] [[pl:fruit]] [[pt:fruit]] [[sr:fruit]] [[fi:fruit]] [[ta:fruit]] [[vi:fruit]] [[zh:fruit]] 9618 2006-09-10T12:37:28Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: zh-min-nan ==Noun== {{noun}} also {{mass noun}} #The '''fruit''' is the part of a [[plant]] or [[tree]] that holds the [[seeds]]. It's usually sweet and good to eat. #:''Most Canadians don't eat enough '''fruit''' and vegetables.'' #:''Apples, oranges, and bananas are the most common '''fruits''' in most supermarkets.'' [[zh-min-nan:fruit]] [[de:fruit]] [[et:fruit]] [[el:fruit]] [[en:fruit]] [[es:fruit]] [[fa:fruit]] [[fr:fruit]] [[ko:fruit]] [[io:fruit]] [[id:fruit]] [[it:fruit]] [[hu:fruit]] [[nl:fruit]] [[ja:fruit]] [[pl:fruit]] [[pt:fruit]] [[sr:fruit]] [[fi:fruit]] [[ta:fruit]] [[vi:fruit]] [[zh:fruit]] 10077 2006-09-24T12:59:59Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[hy:fruit]] ==Noun== {{noun}} also {{mass noun}} #The '''fruit''' is the part of a [[plant]] or [[tree]] that holds the [[seeds]]. It's usually sweet and good to eat. #:''Most Canadians don't eat enough '''fruit''' and vegetables.'' #:''Apples, oranges, and bananas are the most common '''fruits''' in most supermarkets.'' [[zh-min-nan:fruit]] [[de:fruit]] [[et:fruit]] [[el:fruit]] [[en:fruit]] [[es:fruit]] [[fa:fruit]] [[fr:fruit]] [[ko:fruit]] [[hy:fruit]] [[io:fruit]] [[id:fruit]] [[it:fruit]] [[hu:fruit]] [[nl:fruit]] [[ja:fruit]] [[pl:fruit]] [[pt:fruit]] [[sr:fruit]] [[fi:fruit]] [[ta:fruit]] [[vi:fruit]] [[zh:fruit]] 10530 2006-10-08T13:48:20Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:fruit]], [[uk:fruit]] ==Noun== {{noun}} also {{mass noun}} #The '''fruit''' is the part of a [[plant]] or [[tree]] that holds the [[seeds]]. It's usually sweet and good to eat. #:''Most Canadians don't eat enough '''fruit''' and vegetables.'' #:''Apples, oranges, and bananas are the most common '''fruits''' in most supermarkets.'' [[zh-min-nan:fruit]] [[de:fruit]] [[et:fruit]] [[el:fruit]] [[en:fruit]] [[es:fruit]] [[fa:fruit]] [[fr:fruit]] [[ko:fruit]] [[hy:fruit]] [[io:fruit]] [[id:fruit]] [[it:fruit]] [[kk:fruit]] [[hu:fruit]] [[nl:fruit]] [[ja:fruit]] [[pl:fruit]] [[pt:fruit]] [[sr:fruit]] [[fi:fruit]] [[ta:fruit]] [[vi:fruit]] [[uk:fruit]] [[zh:fruit]] 11128 2006-10-16T16:26:54Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:fruit]] ==Noun== {{noun}} also {{mass noun}} #The '''fruit''' is the part of a [[plant]] or [[tree]] that holds the [[seeds]]. It's usually sweet and good to eat. #:''Most Canadians don't eat enough '''fruit''' and vegetables.'' #:''Apples, oranges, and bananas are the most common '''fruits''' in most supermarkets.'' [[zh-min-nan:fruit]] [[de:fruit]] [[et:fruit]] [[el:fruit]] [[en:fruit]] [[es:fruit]] [[fa:fruit]] [[fr:fruit]] [[ko:fruit]] [[hy:fruit]] [[io:fruit]] [[id:fruit]] [[it:fruit]] [[kk:fruit]] [[hu:fruit]] [[nl:fruit]] [[ja:fruit]] [[pl:fruit]] [[pt:fruit]] [[ru:fruit]] [[sr:fruit]] [[fi:fruit]] [[ta:fruit]] [[vi:fruit]] [[uk:fruit]] [[zh:fruit]] 3055 7881 2006-07-22T14:15:32Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{mass noun}} [[Image:Swiss_cheese_cubes.jpg|thumb|right|Swiss cheese]] [[Image:Camembert_%28Cheese%29.jpg|thumb|right|Camembert cheese]] #'''Cheese''' is a food that is made by mixing [[bacteria]] with milk and aging it. #:''I often eat '''cheese''' with bread and grapes.'' 8899 2006-08-21T20:15:13Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, el, en, es, fi, fr, gl, hu, hy, io, it, ko, pl, sr, sv, ta, tr, zh ==Noun== {{mass noun}} [[Image:Swiss_cheese_cubes.jpg|thumb|right|Swiss cheese]] [[Image:Camembert_%28Cheese%29.jpg|thumb|right|Camembert cheese]] #'''Cheese''' is a food that is made by mixing [[bacteria]] with milk and aging it. #:''I often eat '''cheese''' with bread and grapes.'' [[de:cheese]] [[el:cheese]] [[en:cheese]] [[es:cheese]] [[fr:cheese]] [[gl:cheese]] [[ko:cheese]] [[hy:cheese]] [[io:cheese]] [[it:cheese]] [[hu:cheese]] [[pl:cheese]] [[sr:cheese]] [[fi:cheese]] [[sv:cheese]] [[ta:cheese]] [[tr:cheese]] [[zh:cheese]] 10544 2006-10-08T20:23:06Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[da:cheese]], [[kk:cheese]], [[vi:cheese]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} [[Image:Swiss_cheese_cubes.jpg|thumb|right|Swiss cheese]] [[Image:Camembert_%28Cheese%29.jpg|thumb|right|Camembert cheese]] #'''Cheese''' is a food that is made by mixing [[bacteria]] with milk and aging it. #:''I often eat '''cheese''' with bread and grapes.'' [[da:cheese]] [[de:cheese]] [[el:cheese]] [[en:cheese]] [[es:cheese]] [[fr:cheese]] [[gl:cheese]] [[ko:cheese]] [[hy:cheese]] [[io:cheese]] [[it:cheese]] [[kk:cheese]] [[hu:cheese]] [[pl:cheese]] [[sr:cheese]] [[fi:cheese]] [[sv:cheese]] [[ta:cheese]] [[vi:cheese]] [[tr:cheese]] [[zh:cheese]] 11067 2006-10-14T21:59:19Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:cheese]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} [[Image:Swiss_cheese_cubes.jpg|thumb|right|Swiss cheese]] [[Image:Camembert_%28Cheese%29.jpg|thumb|right|Camembert cheese]] #'''Cheese''' is a food that is made by mixing [[bacteria]] with milk and aging it. #:''I often eat '''cheese''' with bread and grapes.'' [[da:cheese]] [[de:cheese]] [[el:cheese]] [[en:cheese]] [[es:cheese]] [[fr:cheese]] [[gl:cheese]] [[ko:cheese]] [[hy:cheese]] [[io:cheese]] [[it:cheese]] [[kk:cheese]] [[hu:cheese]] [[pl:cheese]] [[ru:cheese]] [[sr:cheese]] [[fi:cheese]] [[sv:cheese]] [[ta:cheese]] [[vi:cheese]] [[tr:cheese]] [[zh:cheese]] 13300 2006-12-04T08:03:59Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ca:cheese]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} [[Image:Swiss_cheese_cubes.jpg|thumb|right|Swiss cheese]] [[Image:Camembert_%28Cheese%29.jpg|thumb|right|Camembert cheese]] #'''Cheese''' is a food that is made by mixing [[bacteria]] with milk and aging it. #:''I often eat '''cheese''' with bread and grapes.'' [[ca:cheese]] [[da:cheese]] [[de:cheese]] [[el:cheese]] [[en:cheese]] [[es:cheese]] [[fr:cheese]] [[gl:cheese]] [[ko:cheese]] [[hy:cheese]] [[io:cheese]] [[it:cheese]] [[kk:cheese]] [[hu:cheese]] [[pl:cheese]] [[ru:cheese]] [[sr:cheese]] [[fi:cheese]] [[sv:cheese]] [[ta:cheese]] [[vi:cheese]] [[tr:cheese]] [[zh:cheese]] 13808 2006-12-19T01:31:01Z Brett 77 + noun template ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Swiss_cheese_cubes.jpg|thumb|right|Swiss cheese]] [[Image:Camembert_%28Cheese%29.jpg|thumb|right|Camembert cheese]] # ({{mass noun}}) '''Cheese''' is a food that is made by mixing [[bacteria]] with milk and aging it. #:''I often eat '''cheese''' with bread and grapes.'' [[ca:cheese]] [[da:cheese]] [[de:cheese]] [[el:cheese]] [[en:cheese]] [[es:cheese]] [[fr:cheese]] [[gl:cheese]] [[ko:cheese]] [[hy:cheese]] [[io:cheese]] [[it:cheese]] [[kk:cheese]] [[hu:cheese]] [[pl:cheese]] [[ru:cheese]] [[sr:cheese]] [[fi:cheese]] [[sv:cheese]] [[ta:cheese]] [[vi:cheese]] [[tr:cheese]] [[zh:cheese]] 3056 7886 2006-07-22T14:24:08Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''grain''' is a [[seed]] that people eat, such as [[wheat]], [[rice]], [[corn]], etc. #:''Most North Americans get their '''grains''' from bread and pasta.'' #A '''grain''' is any very small piece of something, such as sand, salt, sugar, etc.'' #:''One '''grain''' of salt is almost too small to see.'' 8980 2006-08-21T22:40:45Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, en, fa, fi, fr, hu, io, ko, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''grain''' is a [[seed]] that people eat, such as [[wheat]], [[rice]], [[corn]], etc. #:''Most North Americans get their '''grains''' from bread and pasta.'' #A '''grain''' is any very small piece of something, such as sand, salt, sugar, etc.'' #:''One '''grain''' of salt is almost too small to see.'' [[de:grain]] [[en:grain]] [[fa:grain]] [[fr:grain]] [[ko:grain]] [[io:grain]] [[hu:grain]] [[fi:grain]] [[vi:grain]] [[zh:grain]] 9624 2006-09-10T12:50:01Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: id, ta ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''grain''' is a [[seed]] that people eat, such as [[wheat]], [[rice]], [[corn]], etc. #:''Most North Americans get their '''grains''' from bread and pasta.'' #A '''grain''' is any very small piece of something, such as sand, salt, sugar, etc.'' #:''One '''grain''' of salt is almost too small to see.'' [[de:grain]] [[en:grain]] [[fa:grain]] [[fr:grain]] [[ko:grain]] [[io:grain]] [[id:grain]] [[hu:grain]] [[fi:grain]] [[ta:grain]] [[vi:grain]] [[zh:grain]] 11391 2006-10-20T09:08:02Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:grain]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''grain''' is a [[seed]] that people eat, such as [[wheat]], [[rice]], [[corn]], etc. #:''Most North Americans get their '''grains''' from bread and pasta.'' #A '''grain''' is any very small piece of something, such as sand, salt, sugar, etc.'' #:''One '''grain''' of salt is almost too small to see.'' [[de:grain]] [[en:grain]] [[fa:grain]] [[fr:grain]] [[ko:grain]] [[io:grain]] [[id:grain]] [[hu:grain]] [[ru:grain]] [[fi:grain]] [[ta:grain]] [[vi:grain]] [[zh:grain]] 14151 2006-12-21T07:09:25Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ca:grain]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''grain''' is a [[seed]] that people eat, such as [[wheat]], [[rice]], [[corn]], etc. #:''Most North Americans get their '''grains''' from bread and pasta.'' #A '''grain''' is any very small piece of something, such as sand, salt, sugar, etc.'' #:''One '''grain''' of salt is almost too small to see.'' [[ca:grain]] [[de:grain]] [[en:grain]] [[fa:grain]] [[fr:grain]] [[ko:grain]] [[io:grain]] [[id:grain]] [[hu:grain]] [[ru:grain]] [[fi:grain]] [[ta:grain]] [[vi:grain]] [[zh:grain]] 3057 7891 2006-07-22T14:37:01Z Brett 77 ==Verb== {{verb|wait|waits|waited|waiting}} # If you '''wait''' for someone or something, you do something (or nothing) until something else happens. #: ''I '''waited''' for you for twenty minutes. Where were you?'' 9188 2006-08-22T05:12:45Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, es, fi, fr, hu, io, it, pl, pt, ru, ta, zh ==Verb== {{verb|wait|waits|waited|waiting}} # If you '''wait''' for someone or something, you do something (or nothing) until something else happens. #: ''I '''waited''' for you for twenty minutes. Where were you?'' [[en:wait]] [[es:wait]] [[fr:wait]] [[io:wait]] [[it:wait]] [[hu:wait]] [[pl:wait]] [[pt:wait]] [[ru:wait]] [[fi:wait]] [[ta:wait]] [[zh:wait]] 11029 2006-10-14T11:54:39Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[vi:wait]] ==Verb== {{verb|wait|waits|waited|waiting}} # If you '''wait''' for someone or something, you do something (or nothing) until something else happens. #: ''I '''waited''' for you for twenty minutes. Where were you?'' [[en:wait]] [[es:wait]] [[fr:wait]] [[io:wait]] [[it:wait]] [[hu:wait]] [[pl:wait]] [[pt:wait]] [[ru:wait]] [[fi:wait]] [[ta:wait]] [[vi:wait]] [[zh:wait]] 12509 2006-11-17T23:37:48Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:wait]] ==Verb== {{verb|wait|waits|waited|waiting}} # If you '''wait''' for someone or something, you do something (or nothing) until something else happens. #: ''I '''waited''' for you for twenty minutes. Where were you?'' [[en:wait]] [[es:wait]] [[fr:wait]] [[io:wait]] [[it:wait]] [[kk:wait]] [[hu:wait]] [[pl:wait]] [[pt:wait]] [[ru:wait]] [[fi:wait]] [[ta:wait]] [[vi:wait]] [[zh:wait]] 13599 2006-12-11T00:46:05Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:wait]] ==Verb== {{verb|wait|waits|waited|waiting}} # If you '''wait''' for someone or something, you do something (or nothing) until something else happens. #: ''I '''waited''' for you for twenty minutes. Where were you?'' [[en:wait]] [[es:wait]] [[fa:wait]] [[fr:wait]] [[io:wait]] [[it:wait]] [[kk:wait]] [[hu:wait]] [[pl:wait]] [[pt:wait]] [[ru:wait]] [[fi:wait]] [[ta:wait]] [[vi:wait]] [[zh:wait]] 3058 7897 2006-07-22T14:48:51Z Brett 77 ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} #If a noun is '''plural''' in English grammar, it refers to two or more things. #:''If I say, "one cat", that's singular, but if I say, "a lot of cats", that's '''plural'''.'' ===Antonyms=== *[[singular]] 9116 2006-08-22T02:52:25Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: af, en, es, fr, hu, it, ko, nl, pt, zh ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} #If a noun is '''plural''' in English grammar, it refers to two or more things. #:''If I say, "one cat", that's singular, but if I say, "a lot of cats", that's '''plural'''.'' ===Antonyms=== *[[singular]] [[af:plural]] [[en:plural]] [[es:plural]] [[fr:plural]] [[ko:plural]] [[it:plural]] [[hu:plural]] [[nl:plural]] [[pt:plural]] [[zh:plural]] 9734 2006-09-10T14:09:10Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} #If a noun is '''plural''' in English grammar, it refers to two or more things. #:''If I say, "one cat", that's singular, but if I say, "a lot of cats", that's '''plural'''.'' ===Antonyms=== *[[singular]] [[af:plural]] [[en:plural]] [[es:plural]] [[fr:plural]] [[ko:plural]] [[it:plural]] [[hu:plural]] [[nl:plural]] [[pt:plural]] [[vi:plural]] [[zh:plural]] 9901 2006-09-24T11:35:34Z Tangobot 116 Robot: Automated text replacement (-{{adjective2}} +{{adjective}}) ==Adjective== {{adjective}} #If a noun is '''plural''' in English grammar, it refers to two or more things. #:''If I say, "one cat", that's singular, but if I say, "a lot of cats", that's '''plural'''.'' ===Antonyms=== *[[singular]] [[af:plural]] [[en:plural]] [[es:plural]] [[fr:plural]] [[ko:plural]] [[it:plural]] [[hu:plural]] [[nl:plural]] [[pt:plural]] [[vi:plural]] [[zh:plural]] 11001 2006-10-14T03:06:25Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ta:plural]] ==Adjective== {{adjective}} #If a noun is '''plural''' in English grammar, it refers to two or more things. #:''If I say, "one cat", that's singular, but if I say, "a lot of cats", that's '''plural'''.'' ===Antonyms=== *[[singular]] [[af:plural]] [[en:plural]] [[es:plural]] [[fr:plural]] [[ko:plural]] [[it:plural]] [[hu:plural]] [[nl:plural]] [[pt:plural]] [[ta:plural]] [[vi:plural]] [[zh:plural]] 3059 7900 2006-07-22T14:50:21Z Brett 77 #REDIRECT: plural 7901 2006-07-22T14:50:38Z Brett 77 #REDIRECT plural 7902 2006-07-22T14:50:50Z Brett 77 Redirecting to [[plural]] #REDIRECT [[plural]] 3060 7903 2006-07-22T14:52:15Z Brett 77 Redirecting to [[singular]] #REDIRECT [[singular]] 3061 7904 2006-07-22T14:53:02Z Brett 77 ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} #If a noun is '''singular''' in English grammar, it refers to only one thing. #:''If I say, "one cat", that's '''singular''', but if I say, "a lot of cats", that's plural.'' ===Antonyms=== *[[plural]] 9148 2006-08-22T03:49:36Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: af, en, es, et, fi, fr, gl, hu, io, it, ko, nl, pt ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} #If a noun is '''singular''' in English grammar, it refers to only one thing. #:''If I say, "one cat", that's '''singular''', but if I say, "a lot of cats", that's plural.'' ===Antonyms=== *[[plural]] [[af:singular]] [[et:singular]] [[en:singular]] [[es:singular]] [[fr:singular]] [[gl:singular]] [[ko:singular]] [[io:singular]] [[it:singular]] [[hu:singular]] [[nl:singular]] [[pt:singular]] [[fi:singular]] 9907 2006-09-24T11:36:34Z Tangobot 116 Robot: Automated text replacement (-{{adjective2}} +{{adjective}}) ==Adjective== {{adjective}} #If a noun is '''singular''' in English grammar, it refers to only one thing. #:''If I say, "one cat", that's '''singular''', but if I say, "a lot of cats", that's plural.'' ===Antonyms=== *[[plural]] [[af:singular]] [[et:singular]] [[en:singular]] [[es:singular]] [[fr:singular]] [[gl:singular]] [[ko:singular]] [[io:singular]] [[it:singular]] [[hu:singular]] [[nl:singular]] [[pt:singular]] [[fi:singular]] 10234 2006-09-24T14:05:12Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[vi:singular]] ==Adjective== {{adjective}} #If a noun is '''singular''' in English grammar, it refers to only one thing. #:''If I say, "one cat", that's '''singular''', but if I say, "a lot of cats", that's plural.'' ===Antonyms=== *[[plural]] [[af:singular]] [[et:singular]] [[en:singular]] [[es:singular]] [[fr:singular]] [[gl:singular]] [[ko:singular]] [[io:singular]] [[it:singular]] [[hu:singular]] [[nl:singular]] [[pt:singular]] [[fi:singular]] [[vi:singular]] 13429 2006-12-06T18:13:22Z Brett 77 ==Adjective== {{adjective}} #If a noun is '''singular''' in English [[grammar]], it refers to only one thing. #:''If I say, "one cat", that's '''singular''', but if I say, "a lot of cats", that's plural.'' ===Antonyms=== *[[plural]] [[af:singular]] [[et:singular]] [[en:singular]] [[es:singular]] [[fr:singular]] [[gl:singular]] [[ko:singular]] [[io:singular]] [[it:singular]] [[hu:singular]] [[nl:singular]] [[pt:singular]] [[fi:singular]] [[vi:singular]] 3062 7939 2006-07-22T19:36:00Z Brett 77 Redirecting to [[lung]] #REDIRECT [[lung]] 3063 7961 2006-07-22T22:08:59Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} also {{mass noun}} [[Image:Carracci_Jupiter_et_Junon.jpg|thumb|two people having sex]] #'''Sex''' is an act done by a [[male]] and a [[female]], usually to make babies. #A person or animal's '''sex''' is [[male]] or [[female]]. 7962 2006-07-22T22:09:18Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ ==Noun== {{noun|sex|sexes}} also {{mass noun}} [[Image:Carracci_Jupiter_et_Junon.jpg|thumb|two people having sex]] #'''Sex''' is an act done by a [[male]] and a [[female]], usually to make babies. #A person or animal's '''sex''' is [[male]] or [[female]]. 9146 2006-08-22T03:43:47Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, en, fi, fr, gl, hu, io, is, it, ja, ko, ku, la, nl, no, pl, pt, sv, ta, zh ==Noun== {{noun|sex|sexes}} also {{mass noun}} [[Image:Carracci_Jupiter_et_Junon.jpg|thumb|two people having sex]] #'''Sex''' is an act done by a [[male]] and a [[female]], usually to make babies. #A person or animal's '''sex''' is [[male]] or [[female]]. [[de:sex]] [[en:sex]] [[fr:sex]] [[gl:sex]] [[ko:sex]] [[io:sex]] [[is:sex]] [[it:sex]] [[ku:sex]] [[la:sex]] [[hu:sex]] [[nl:sex]] [[ja:sex]] [[no:sex]] [[pl:sex]] [[pt:sex]] [[fi:sex]] [[sv:sex]] [[ta:sex]] [[zh:sex]] 9772 2006-09-10T14:29:01Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy, vi ==Noun== {{noun|sex|sexes}} also {{mass noun}} [[Image:Carracci_Jupiter_et_Junon.jpg|thumb|two people having sex]] #'''Sex''' is an act done by a [[male]] and a [[female]], usually to make babies. #A person or animal's '''sex''' is [[male]] or [[female]]. [[de:sex]] [[en:sex]] [[fr:sex]] [[gl:sex]] [[ko:sex]] [[hy:sex]] [[io:sex]] [[is:sex]] [[it:sex]] [[ku:sex]] [[la:sex]] [[hu:sex]] [[nl:sex]] [[ja:sex]] [[no:sex]] [[pl:sex]] [[pt:sex]] [[fi:sex]] [[sv:sex]] [[ta:sex]] [[vi:sex]] [[zh:sex]] 10800 2006-10-11T07:28:43Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: kk, ky, ru, uk ==Noun== {{noun|sex|sexes}} also {{mass noun}} [[Image:Carracci_Jupiter_et_Junon.jpg|thumb|two people having sex]] #'''Sex''' is an act done by a [[male]] and a [[female]], usually to make babies. #A person or animal's '''sex''' is [[male]] or [[female]]. [[de:sex]] [[en:sex]] [[fr:sex]] [[gl:sex]] [[ko:sex]] [[hy:sex]] [[io:sex]] [[is:sex]] [[it:sex]] [[kk:sex]] [[ky:sex]] [[ku:sex]] [[la:sex]] [[hu:sex]] [[nl:sex]] [[ja:sex]] [[no:sex]] [[pl:sex]] [[pt:sex]] [[ru:sex]] [[fi:sex]] [[sv:sex]] [[ta:sex]] [[vi:sex]] [[uk:sex]] [[zh:sex]] 12205 2006-11-12T03:40:38Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:sex]] ==Noun== {{noun|sex|sexes}} also {{mass noun}} [[Image:Carracci_Jupiter_et_Junon.jpg|thumb|two people having sex]] #'''Sex''' is an act done by a [[male]] and a [[female]], usually to make babies. #A person or animal's '''sex''' is [[male]] or [[female]]. [[de:sex]] [[en:sex]] [[fa:sex]] [[fr:sex]] [[gl:sex]] [[ko:sex]] [[hy:sex]] [[io:sex]] [[is:sex]] [[it:sex]] [[kk:sex]] [[ky:sex]] [[ku:sex]] [[la:sex]] [[hu:sex]] [[nl:sex]] [[ja:sex]] [[no:sex]] [[pl:sex]] [[pt:sex]] [[ru:sex]] [[fi:sex]] [[sv:sex]] [[ta:sex]] [[vi:sex]] [[uk:sex]] [[zh:sex]] 12416 2006-11-16T12:44:44Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun|sex|sexes}} also {{mass noun}} [[Image:Carracci_Jupiter_et_Junon.jpg|thumb|two people having sex]] #'''Sex''' is an act done by a [[male]] and a [[female]], usually to make babies. #A person or animal's '''sex''' is [[male]] or [[female]]. [[de:sex]] [[en:sex]] [[fa:sex]] [[fr:sex]] [[gl:sex]] [[ko:sex]] [[hy:sex]] [[io:sex]] [[is:sex]] [[it:sex]] [[kk:sex]] [[ky:sex]] [[ku:sex]] [[la:sex]] [[hu:sex]] [[nl:sex]] [[ja:sex]] [[no:sex]] [[pl:sex]] [[pt:sex]] [[ru:sex]] [[fi:sex]] [[sv:sex]] [[ta:sex]] [[vi:sex]] [[uk:sex]] [[zh:sex]] 12417 2006-11-16T12:58:53Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun|sex|sexes}} also {{mass noun}} [[Image:Carracci_Jupiter_et_Junon.jpg|thumb|two people having sex]] #'''Sex''' is an act done by a [[male]] and a [[female]], usually to make babies. #: ''Most men in our survey say they definitely would not have '''sex''' with a new partner without using a condom.'' #A person or animal's '''sex''' is [[male]] or [[female]]. #: ''She had not had any male friends during her early life and now found it difficult to talk to members of the opposite '''sex'''.'' ===See aslo== * [[male]] * [[female]] [[de:sex]] [[en:sex]] [[fa:sex]] [[fr:sex]] [[gl:sex]] [[ko:sex]] [[hy:sex]] [[io:sex]] [[is:sex]] [[it:sex]] [[kk:sex]] [[ky:sex]] [[ku:sex]] [[la:sex]] [[hu:sex]] [[nl:sex]] [[ja:sex]] [[no:sex]] [[pl:sex]] [[pt:sex]] [[ru:sex]] [[fi:sex]] [[sv:sex]] [[ta:sex]] [[vi:sex]] [[uk:sex]] [[zh:sex]] 12419 2006-11-16T12:59:22Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun|sex|sexes}} also {{mass noun}} [[Image:Carracci_Jupiter_et_Junon.jpg|thumb|two people having sex]] #'''Sex''' is an act done by a [[male]] and a [[female]], usually to make babies. #: ''Most men in our survey say they definitely would not have '''sex''' with a new partner without using a condom.'' #A person or animal's '''sex''' is [[male]] or [[female]]. #: ''She had not had any male friends during her early life and now found it difficult to talk to members of the opposite '''sex'''.'' ===See aslo=== * [[male]] * [[female]] [[de:sex]] [[en:sex]] [[fa:sex]] [[fr:sex]] [[gl:sex]] [[ko:sex]] [[hy:sex]] [[io:sex]] [[is:sex]] [[it:sex]] [[kk:sex]] [[ky:sex]] [[ku:sex]] [[la:sex]] [[hu:sex]] [[nl:sex]] [[ja:sex]] [[no:sex]] [[pl:sex]] [[pt:sex]] [[ru:sex]] [[fi:sex]] [[sv:sex]] [[ta:sex]] [[vi:sex]] [[uk:sex]] [[zh:sex]] 12555 2006-11-20T12:32:03Z Tangotango 94 fix tyop {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun|sex|sexes}} also {{mass noun}} [[Image:Carracci_Jupiter_et_Junon.jpg|thumb|two people having sex]] #'''Sex''' is an act done by a [[male]] and a [[female]], usually to make babies. #: ''Most men in our survey say they definitely would not have '''sex''' with a new partner without using a condom.'' #A person or animal's '''sex''' is [[male]] or [[female]]. #: ''She had not had any male friends during her early life and now found it difficult to talk to members of the opposite '''sex'''.'' ===See also=== * [[male]] * [[female]] [[de:sex]] [[en:sex]] [[fa:sex]] [[fr:sex]] [[gl:sex]] [[ko:sex]] [[hy:sex]] [[io:sex]] [[is:sex]] [[it:sex]] [[kk:sex]] [[ky:sex]] [[ku:sex]] [[la:sex]] [[hu:sex]] [[nl:sex]] [[ja:sex]] [[no:sex]] [[pl:sex]] [[pt:sex]] [[ru:sex]] [[fi:sex]] [[sv:sex]] [[ta:sex]] [[vi:sex]] [[uk:sex]] [[zh:sex]] 3064 7963 2006-07-22T23:10:20Z Brett 77 == Noun == {{mass noun}} [[Image:Buttered_crumpet3.jpg|thumb|butter on bread]] #'''Butter''' is a firm yellow [[substance]] that is made from [[milk]]. People often put it on bread. == Verb == {{verb|butter|butters|buttered|buttering}} #If you '''butter''' something, you put butter on it. 8870 2006-08-21T19:06:14Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, de, el, en, fi, fr, hu, hy, io, it, ko, pl, ru, sr, sv, ta, uk, vi, zh == Noun == {{mass noun}} [[Image:Buttered_crumpet3.jpg|thumb|butter on bread]] #'''Butter''' is a firm yellow [[substance]] that is made from [[milk]]. People often put it on bread. == Verb == {{verb|butter|butters|buttered|buttering}} #If you '''butter''' something, you put butter on it. [[ar:butter]] [[de:butter]] [[el:butter]] [[en:butter]] [[fr:butter]] [[ko:butter]] [[hy:butter]] [[io:butter]] [[it:butter]] [[hu:butter]] [[pl:butter]] [[ru:butter]] [[sr:butter]] [[fi:butter]] [[sv:butter]] [[ta:butter]] [[vi:butter]] [[uk:butter]] [[zh:butter]] 10496 2006-10-07T23:37:12Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:butter]] == Noun == {{mass noun}} [[Image:Buttered_crumpet3.jpg|thumb|butter on bread]] #'''Butter''' is a firm yellow [[substance]] that is made from [[milk]]. People often put it on bread. == Verb == {{verb|butter|butters|buttered|buttering}} #If you '''butter''' something, you put butter on it. [[ar:butter]] [[de:butter]] [[el:butter]] [[en:butter]] [[fr:butter]] [[ko:butter]] [[hy:butter]] [[io:butter]] [[it:butter]] [[kk:butter]] [[hu:butter]] [[pl:butter]] [[ru:butter]] [[sr:butter]] [[fi:butter]] [[sv:butter]] [[ta:butter]] [[vi:butter]] [[uk:butter]] [[zh:butter]] 11869 2006-11-09T16:02:22Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[pt:butter]] == Noun == {{mass noun}} [[Image:Buttered_crumpet3.jpg|thumb|butter on bread]] #'''Butter''' is a firm yellow [[substance]] that is made from [[milk]]. People often put it on bread. == Verb == {{verb|butter|butters|buttered|buttering}} #If you '''butter''' something, you put butter on it. [[ar:butter]] [[de:butter]] [[el:butter]] [[en:butter]] [[fr:butter]] [[ko:butter]] [[hy:butter]] [[io:butter]] [[it:butter]] [[kk:butter]] [[hu:butter]] [[pl:butter]] [[pt:butter]] [[ru:butter]] [[sr:butter]] [[fi:butter]] [[sv:butter]] [[ta:butter]] [[vi:butter]] [[uk:butter]] [[zh:butter]] 3065 7968 2006-07-22T23:41:20Z Kappa 92 #a [[wild]] [[animal]], similar to a [[dog]]. ==Noun== {{noun|wolf|wolves}} '''wolf''' #a [[wild]] [[animal]], similar to a [[dog]]. [[Image:Canis lupus laying.jpg|thumb|A wolf]] 9242 2006-08-22T06:37:05Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ang, bg, de, el, en, fi, fr, gl, hu, hy, id, io, it, kk, ko, ku, la, nl, pl, pt, sr, sv, ta, zh ==Noun== {{noun|wolf|wolves}} '''wolf''' #a [[wild]] [[animal]], similar to a [[dog]]. [[Image:Canis lupus laying.jpg|thumb|A wolf]] [[ang:wolf]] [[bg:wolf]] [[de:wolf]] [[el:wolf]] [[en:wolf]] [[fr:wolf]] [[gl:wolf]] [[ko:wolf]] [[hy:wolf]] [[io:wolf]] [[id:wolf]] [[it:wolf]] [[kk:wolf]] [[ku:wolf]] [[la:wolf]] [[hu:wolf]] [[nl:wolf]] [[pl:wolf]] [[pt:wolf]] [[sr:wolf]] [[fi:wolf]] [[sv:wolf]] [[ta:wolf]] [[zh:wolf]] 9827 2006-09-10T15:16:31Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ru ==Noun== {{noun|wolf|wolves}} '''wolf''' #a [[wild]] [[animal]], similar to a [[dog]]. [[Image:Canis lupus laying.jpg|thumb|A wolf]] [[ang:wolf]] [[bg:wolf]] [[de:wolf]] [[el:wolf]] [[en:wolf]] [[fr:wolf]] [[gl:wolf]] [[ko:wolf]] [[hy:wolf]] [[io:wolf]] [[id:wolf]] [[it:wolf]] [[kk:wolf]] [[ku:wolf]] [[la:wolf]] [[hu:wolf]] [[nl:wolf]] [[pl:wolf]] [[pt:wolf]] [[ru:wolf]] [[sr:wolf]] [[fi:wolf]] [[sv:wolf]] [[ta:wolf]] [[zh:wolf]] 10285 2006-09-24T14:27:18Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[af:wolf]], [[fa:wolf]] ==Noun== {{noun|wolf|wolves}} '''wolf''' #a [[wild]] [[animal]], similar to a [[dog]]. [[Image:Canis lupus laying.jpg|thumb|A wolf]] [[af:wolf]] [[ang:wolf]] [[bg:wolf]] [[de:wolf]] [[el:wolf]] [[en:wolf]] [[fa:wolf]] [[fr:wolf]] [[gl:wolf]] [[ko:wolf]] [[hy:wolf]] [[io:wolf]] [[id:wolf]] [[it:wolf]] [[kk:wolf]] [[ku:wolf]] [[la:wolf]] [[hu:wolf]] [[nl:wolf]] [[pl:wolf]] [[pt:wolf]] [[ru:wolf]] [[sr:wolf]] [[fi:wolf]] [[sv:wolf]] [[ta:wolf]] [[zh:wolf]] 10862 2006-10-11T19:30:36Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[vi:wolf]] ==Noun== {{noun|wolf|wolves}} '''wolf''' #a [[wild]] [[animal]], similar to a [[dog]]. [[Image:Canis lupus laying.jpg|thumb|A wolf]] [[af:wolf]] [[ang:wolf]] [[bg:wolf]] [[de:wolf]] [[el:wolf]] [[en:wolf]] [[fa:wolf]] [[fr:wolf]] [[gl:wolf]] [[ko:wolf]] [[hy:wolf]] [[io:wolf]] [[id:wolf]] [[it:wolf]] [[kk:wolf]] [[ku:wolf]] [[la:wolf]] [[hu:wolf]] [[nl:wolf]] [[pl:wolf]] [[pt:wolf]] [[ru:wolf]] [[sr:wolf]] [[fi:wolf]] [[sv:wolf]] [[ta:wolf]] [[vi:wolf]] [[zh:wolf]] 3066 7970 2006-07-22T23:46:30Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Chaine.jpg|thumb|part of a chain]] #A '''chain''' is a [[series]] of round pieces of material [[joined]] together to make a line. #:''He got her a gold [[chain]] necklace for her birthday.'' #A '''chain''' of stores is a group of stores that all have the same name, such as McDonald's restaurants or GAP clothing stores. ==Verb== {{verb|chain|chains|chained|chaining}} #If you chain something together, you connect them in a line. #If you chain A to B, you connect A to B with a chain. 8866 2006-08-21T18:57:13Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, el, en, fi, fr, hu, hy, io, it, ru, ta, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Chaine.jpg|thumb|part of a chain]] #A '''chain''' is a [[series]] of round pieces of material [[joined]] together to make a line. #:''He got her a gold [[chain]] necklace for her birthday.'' #A '''chain''' of stores is a group of stores that all have the same name, such as McDonald's restaurants or GAP clothing stores. ==Verb== {{verb|chain|chains|chained|chaining}} #If you chain something together, you connect them in a line. #If you chain A to B, you connect A to B with a chain. [[ar:chain]] [[el:chain]] [[en:chain]] [[fr:chain]] [[hy:chain]] [[io:chain]] [[it:chain]] [[hu:chain]] [[ru:chain]] [[fi:chain]] [[ta:chain]] [[vi:chain]] [[zh:chain]] 12869 2006-11-27T14:58:12Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[pl:chain]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Chaine.jpg|thumb|part of a chain]] #A '''chain''' is a [[series]] of round pieces of material [[joined]] together to make a line. #:''He got her a gold [[chain]] necklace for her birthday.'' #A '''chain''' of stores is a group of stores that all have the same name, such as McDonald's restaurants or GAP clothing stores. ==Verb== {{verb|chain|chains|chained|chaining}} #If you chain something together, you connect them in a line. #If you chain A to B, you connect A to B with a chain. [[ar:chain]] [[el:chain]] [[en:chain]] [[fr:chain]] [[hy:chain]] [[io:chain]] [[it:chain]] [[hu:chain]] [[pl:chain]] [[ru:chain]] [[fi:chain]] [[ta:chain]] [[vi:chain]] [[zh:chain]] 14071 2006-12-21T00:17:27Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:chain]], [[tr:chain]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Chaine.jpg|thumb|part of a chain]] #A '''chain''' is a [[series]] of round pieces of material [[joined]] together to make a line. #:''He got her a gold [[chain]] necklace for her birthday.'' #A '''chain''' of stores is a group of stores that all have the same name, such as McDonald's restaurants or GAP clothing stores. ==Verb== {{verb|chain|chains|chained|chaining}} #If you chain something together, you connect them in a line. #If you chain A to B, you connect A to B with a chain. [[ar:chain]] [[el:chain]] [[en:chain]] [[fa:chain]] [[fr:chain]] [[hy:chain]] [[io:chain]] [[it:chain]] [[hu:chain]] [[pl:chain]] [[ru:chain]] [[fi:chain]] [[ta:chain]] [[vi:chain]] [[tr:chain]] [[zh:chain]] 14237 2006-12-21T18:33:48Z Brett 77 /* Verb */ ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Chaine.jpg|thumb|part of a chain]] #A '''chain''' is a [[series]] of round pieces of material [[joined]] together to make a line. #:''He got her a gold [[chain]] necklace for her birthday.'' #A '''chain''' of stores is a group of stores that all have the same name, such as McDonald's restaurants or GAP clothing stores. ==Verb== {{verb|chain|chains|chained|chaining}} #If you '''chain''' something together, you connect them in a line. #If you '''chain''' A to B, you connect A to B with a '''chain'''. [[ar:chain]] [[el:chain]] [[en:chain]] [[fa:chain]] [[fr:chain]] [[hy:chain]] [[io:chain]] [[it:chain]] [[hu:chain]] [[pl:chain]] [[ru:chain]] [[fi:chain]] [[ta:chain]] [[vi:chain]] [[tr:chain]] [[zh:chain]] 14238 2006-12-21T18:34:16Z Brett 77 /* Verb */ ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Chaine.jpg|thumb|part of a chain]] #A '''chain''' is a [[series]] of round pieces of material [[joined]] together to make a line. #:''He got her a gold [[chain]] necklace for her birthday.'' #A '''chain''' of stores is a group of stores that all have the same name, such as McDonald's restaurants or GAP clothing stores. ==Verb== {{verb|chain|chains|chained|chaining}} #If you '''chain''' things together, you [[connect]] them in a line. #If you '''chain''' A to B, you connect A to B with a '''chain'''. [[ar:chain]] [[el:chain]] [[en:chain]] [[fa:chain]] [[fr:chain]] [[hy:chain]] [[io:chain]] [[it:chain]] [[hu:chain]] [[pl:chain]] [[ru:chain]] [[fi:chain]] [[ta:chain]] [[vi:chain]] [[tr:chain]] [[zh:chain]] 3067 7972 2006-07-23T00:03:05Z 24.126.10.111 Amusement can be a noun or a verb. '''Amusement''' means something that gets your attention that you like. Movies, video games and toys are amusements. An '''amusement park''' has games, special food, and rides like a [[roller coaster]] and a [[merry-go-round]]. 8002 2006-07-23T14:27:32Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #'''Amusement''' is the feeling you have when something is fun or funny. {{noun}} #An '''amusement''' is something that gets your attention and that you like. #:Movies, video games and toys are amusements. An '''amusement park''' has games, special food, and rides like a [[roller coaster]] and a [[merry-go-round]]. ==Related words== *[[amuse]] 8838 2006-08-21T17:59:57Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, el, en, fi, fr, gl, hu, hy, io, pt, uk, vi, zh ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #'''Amusement''' is the feeling you have when something is fun or funny. {{noun}} #An '''amusement''' is something that gets your attention and that you like. #:Movies, video games and toys are amusements. An '''amusement park''' has games, special food, and rides like a [[roller coaster]] and a [[merry-go-round]]. ==Related words== *[[amuse]] [[de:amusement]] [[el:amusement]] [[en:amusement]] [[fr:amusement]] [[gl:amusement]] [[hy:amusement]] [[io:amusement]] [[hu:amusement]] [[pt:amusement]] [[fi:amusement]] [[vi:amusement]] [[uk:amusement]] [[zh:amusement]] 10611 2006-10-09T11:34:18Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:amusement]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #'''Amusement''' is the feeling you have when something is fun or funny. {{noun}} #An '''amusement''' is something that gets your attention and that you like. #:Movies, video games and toys are amusements. An '''amusement park''' has games, special food, and rides like a [[roller coaster]] and a [[merry-go-round]]. ==Related words== *[[amuse]] [[de:amusement]] [[el:amusement]] [[en:amusement]] [[fr:amusement]] [[gl:amusement]] [[hy:amusement]] [[io:amusement]] [[kk:amusement]] [[hu:amusement]] [[pt:amusement]] [[fi:amusement]] [[vi:amusement]] [[uk:amusement]] [[zh:amusement]] 11052 2006-10-14T19:59:00Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:amusement]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #'''Amusement''' is the feeling you have when something is fun or funny. {{noun}} #An '''amusement''' is something that gets your attention and that you like. #:Movies, video games and toys are amusements. An '''amusement park''' has games, special food, and rides like a [[roller coaster]] and a [[merry-go-round]]. ==Related words== *[[amuse]] [[de:amusement]] [[el:amusement]] [[en:amusement]] [[fr:amusement]] [[gl:amusement]] [[hy:amusement]] [[io:amusement]] [[kk:amusement]] [[hu:amusement]] [[pt:amusement]] [[ru:amusement]] [[fi:amusement]] [[vi:amusement]] [[uk:amusement]] [[zh:amusement]] 11156 2006-10-16T21:39:39Z PullToOpen 119 {{BE850}} {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #'''Amusement''' is the feeling you have when something is fun or funny. {{noun}} #An '''amusement''' is something that gets your attention and that you like. #:Movies, video games and toys are amusements. An '''amusement park''' has games, special food, and rides like a [[roller coaster]] and a [[merry-go-round]]. ==Related words== *[[amuse]] [[de:amusement]] [[el:amusement]] [[en:amusement]] [[fr:amusement]] [[gl:amusement]] [[hy:amusement]] [[io:amusement]] [[kk:amusement]] [[hu:amusement]] [[pt:amusement]] [[ru:amusement]] [[fi:amusement]] [[vi:amusement]] [[uk:amusement]] [[zh:amusement]] 12982 2006-11-29T12:27:17Z Coppertwig 139 /* Noun */ more words {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #'''Amusement''' is the feeling you have when something is fun or funny or makes you laugh. {{noun}} #An '''amusement''' is something that gets your attention and that you like; something like playing; something that is good but not useful. #:Movies, video games and toys are amusements. An '''amusement park''' has games, special food, and rides like a [[roller coaster]] and a [[merry-go-round]]. ==Related words== *[[amuse]] [[de:amusement]] [[el:amusement]] [[en:amusement]] [[fr:amusement]] [[gl:amusement]] [[hy:amusement]] [[io:amusement]] [[kk:amusement]] [[hu:amusement]] [[pt:amusement]] [[ru:amusement]] [[fi:amusement]] [[vi:amusement]] [[uk:amusement]] [[zh:amusement]] 3068 7973 2006-07-23T00:12:11Z 24.126.10.111 Attraction means means that something or someone wants to be near something or someone else. If something or someone is '''attractive''', that means people like how it looks. [[Magnets]] are '''attracted''' to metal. [[Ants]] are attracted to food. Men and women are '''attracted''' to eachother. I think those shoes are very '''attractive'''. 7974 2006-07-23T00:12:25Z 24.126.10.111 Attraction means means that something or someone wants to be near something or someone else. If something or someone is '''attractive''', that means people like how it looks. [[Magnets]] are '''attracted''' to metal. [[Ant]]s are attracted to food. Men and women are '''attracted''' to eachother. I think those shoes are very '''attractive'''. 7975 2006-07-23T00:13:14Z 24.126.10.111 Attraction means means that something or someone wants to be near something or someone else. If something or someone is '''attractive''', that means people like how it looks. *[[Magnets]] are '''attracted''' to metal. *[[Ant]]s are attracted to food. *Men and women are '''attracted''' to eachother. *I think those shoes are very '''attractive'''. 7976 2006-07-23T00:14:15Z 24.126.10.111 Attraction means means that something or someone wants to be near something or someone else. If something or someone is '''attractive''', that means people like how it looks. *[[Magnets]] are '''attracted''' to metal. *[[Ant]]s are '''attracted''' to food. *Men and women are '''attracted''' to eachother. *I think those shoes are very '''attractive'''. I feel a strong '''attraction''' to my [[husband]]. 8003 2006-07-23T14:31:25Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} #'''Attraction''' means means that something or someone wants to be near something or someone else. #:[[Magnets]] have an '''attraction''' to metal. #:I feel a strong '''attraction''' to my [[husband]]. ===Related words=== *[[attract]] *[[attractive]] 8806 2006-08-21T17:28:38Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, de, en, fi, fr, gl, hu, io, it, pl, pt, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} #'''Attraction''' means means that something or someone wants to be near something or someone else. #:[[Magnets]] have an '''attraction''' to metal. #:I feel a strong '''attraction''' to my [[husband]]. ===Related words=== *[[attract]] *[[attractive]] [[ar:attraction]] [[de:attraction]] [[en:attraction]] [[fr:attraction]] [[gl:attraction]] [[io:attraction]] [[it:attraction]] [[hu:attraction]] [[pl:attraction]] [[pt:attraction]] [[fi:attraction]] [[vi:attraction]] [[zh:attraction]] 9441 2006-09-10T11:07:50Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ta ==Noun== {{noun}} #'''Attraction''' means means that something or someone wants to be near something or someone else. #:[[Magnets]] have an '''attraction''' to metal. #:I feel a strong '''attraction''' to my [[husband]]. ===Related words=== *[[attract]] *[[attractive]] [[ar:attraction]] [[de:attraction]] [[en:attraction]] [[fr:attraction]] [[gl:attraction]] [[io:attraction]] [[it:attraction]] [[hu:attraction]] [[pl:attraction]] [[pt:attraction]] [[fi:attraction]] [[ta:attraction]] [[vi:attraction]] [[zh:attraction]] 10404 2006-10-06T05:52:52Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[hy:attraction]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #'''Attraction''' means means that something or someone wants to be near something or someone else. #:[[Magnets]] have an '''attraction''' to metal. #:I feel a strong '''attraction''' to my [[husband]]. ===Related words=== *[[attract]] *[[attractive]] [[ar:attraction]] [[de:attraction]] [[en:attraction]] [[fr:attraction]] [[gl:attraction]] [[hy:attraction]] [[io:attraction]] [[it:attraction]] [[hu:attraction]] [[pl:attraction]] [[pt:attraction]] [[fi:attraction]] [[ta:attraction]] [[vi:attraction]] [[zh:attraction]] 10908 2006-10-13T06:01:00Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:attraction]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #'''Attraction''' means means that something or someone wants to be near something or someone else. #:[[Magnets]] have an '''attraction''' to metal. #:I feel a strong '''attraction''' to my [[husband]]. ===Related words=== *[[attract]] *[[attractive]] [[ar:attraction]] [[de:attraction]] [[en:attraction]] [[fr:attraction]] [[gl:attraction]] [[hy:attraction]] [[io:attraction]] [[it:attraction]] [[kk:attraction]] [[hu:attraction]] [[pl:attraction]] [[pt:attraction]] [[fi:attraction]] [[ta:attraction]] [[vi:attraction]] [[zh:attraction]] 11211 2006-10-17T20:05:56Z PullToOpen 119 {{BE850}} {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} #'''Attraction''' means means that something or someone wants to be near something or someone else. #:[[Magnets]] have an '''attraction''' to metal. #:I feel a strong '''attraction''' to my [[husband]]. ===Related words=== *[[attract]] *[[attractive]] [[ar:attraction]] [[de:attraction]] [[en:attraction]] [[fr:attraction]] [[gl:attraction]] [[hy:attraction]] [[io:attraction]] [[it:attraction]] [[kk:attraction]] [[hu:attraction]] [[pl:attraction]] [[pt:attraction]] [[fi:attraction]] [[ta:attraction]] [[vi:attraction]] [[zh:attraction]] 11854 2006-11-09T15:51:28Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ru:attraction]] {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} #'''Attraction''' means means that something or someone wants to be near something or someone else. #:[[Magnets]] have an '''attraction''' to metal. #:I feel a strong '''attraction''' to my [[husband]]. ===Related words=== *[[attract]] *[[attractive]] [[ar:attraction]] [[de:attraction]] [[en:attraction]] [[fr:attraction]] [[gl:attraction]] [[hy:attraction]] [[io:attraction]] [[it:attraction]] [[kk:attraction]] [[hu:attraction]] [[pl:attraction]] [[pt:attraction]] [[ru:attraction]] [[fi:attraction]] [[ta:attraction]] [[vi:attraction]] [[zh:attraction]] 3069 7977 2006-07-23T00:30:38Z HSTutorials 100 An '''offer''' is when you say you will do or give something. If I offer my [[pencil]] to you, that means I will give you my pencil if you want. If I offer to buy something from you, that means I will buy it from you if you want. 7988 2006-07-23T01:12:19Z Kappa 92 noun and verb ==Noun== {{noun}} An '''offer''' is when you say you will do something or give something. ==Verb== {{verb|offer|offers|offered|offering}} If I offer my [[pencil]] to you, that means I will give you my pencil if you want. If I offer to buy something from you, that means I will buy it from you if you want. 8004 2006-07-23T14:33:07Z Brett 77 /* Verb */ ==Noun== {{noun}} An '''offer''' is when you say you will do something or give something. ==Verb== {{verb|offer|offers|offered|offering}} #If I '''offer''' something to you, that means I will give it to you if you want. #If I '''offer''' to do something for you, that means I will do it from you if you want. 8005 2006-07-23T14:33:30Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ ==Noun== {{noun}} #An '''offer''' is when you say you will do something or give something. ==Verb== {{verb|offer|offers|offered|offering}} #If I '''offer''' something to you, that means I will give it to you if you want. #If I '''offer''' to do something for you, that means I will do it from you if you want. 9062 2006-08-22T01:12:03Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, id, io, it, nl, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} #An '''offer''' is when you say you will do something or give something. ==Verb== {{verb|offer|offers|offered|offering}} #If I '''offer''' something to you, that means I will give it to you if you want. #If I '''offer''' to do something for you, that means I will do it from you if you want. [[en:offer]] [[fr:offer]] [[io:offer]] [[id:offer]] [[it:offer]] [[hu:offer]] [[nl:offer]] [[fi:offer]] [[zh:offer]] 9708 2006-09-10T13:57:13Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Noun== {{noun}} #An '''offer''' is when you say you will do something or give something. ==Verb== {{verb|offer|offers|offered|offering}} #If I '''offer''' something to you, that means I will give it to you if you want. #If I '''offer''' to do something for you, that means I will do it from you if you want. [[en:offer]] [[fr:offer]] [[io:offer]] [[id:offer]] [[it:offer]] [[hu:offer]] [[nl:offer]] [[fi:offer]] [[vi:offer]] [[zh:offer]] 10887 2006-10-12T19:02:31Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:offer]], [[ta:offer]], [[uk:offer]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #An '''offer''' is when you say you will do something or give something. ==Verb== {{verb|offer|offers|offered|offering}} #If I '''offer''' something to you, that means I will give it to you if you want. #If I '''offer''' to do something for you, that means I will do it from you if you want. [[en:offer]] [[fr:offer]] [[io:offer]] [[id:offer]] [[it:offer]] [[kk:offer]] [[hu:offer]] [[nl:offer]] [[fi:offer]] [[ta:offer]] [[vi:offer]] [[uk:offer]] [[zh:offer]] 11324 2006-10-18T19:51:44Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:offer]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #An '''offer''' is when you say you will do something or give something. ==Verb== {{verb|offer|offers|offered|offering}} #If I '''offer''' something to you, that means I will give it to you if you want. #If I '''offer''' to do something for you, that means I will do it from you if you want. [[en:offer]] [[fr:offer]] [[io:offer]] [[id:offer]] [[it:offer]] [[kk:offer]] [[hu:offer]] [[nl:offer]] [[ru:offer]] [[fi:offer]] [[ta:offer]] [[vi:offer]] [[uk:offer]] [[zh:offer]] 13983 2006-12-20T11:50:07Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[sv:offer]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #An '''offer''' is when you say you will do something or give something. ==Verb== {{verb|offer|offers|offered|offering}} #If I '''offer''' something to you, that means I will give it to you if you want. #If I '''offer''' to do something for you, that means I will do it from you if you want. [[en:offer]] [[fr:offer]] [[io:offer]] [[id:offer]] [[it:offer]] [[kk:offer]] [[hu:offer]] [[nl:offer]] [[ru:offer]] [[fi:offer]] [[sv:offer]] [[ta:offer]] [[vi:offer]] [[uk:offer]] [[zh:offer]] 3070 7978 2006-07-23T00:32:22Z HSTutorials 100 A pencil is used for writing on paper. It is made of wood, and has a pencil lead that goes through the center. 7979 2006-07-23T00:33:50Z HSTutorials 100 A pencil is used for writing on [[paper]]. It is made of [[wood]], and has a pencil lead that goes through the [[middle]]. 7990 2006-07-23T01:20:54Z Kappa 92 picture, format ==Noun== {{noun|pencil|pencils}} #A '''pencil''' is used for writing on [[paper]]. It is made of [[wood]], and has a pencil "lead" that goes through the [[middle]]. [[Image:Penciltip.JPG|thumb|A pencil]] 9093 2006-08-22T02:12:28Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: bs, de, el, en, es, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, pl, ru, sr, ta, zh ==Noun== {{noun|pencil|pencils}} #A '''pencil''' is used for writing on [[paper]]. It is made of [[wood]], and has a pencil "lead" that goes through the [[middle]]. [[Image:Penciltip.JPG|thumb|A pencil]] [[bs:pencil]] [[de:pencil]] [[el:pencil]] [[en:pencil]] [[es:pencil]] [[fr:pencil]] [[io:pencil]] [[it:pencil]] [[hu:pencil]] [[ja:pencil]] [[pl:pencil]] [[ru:pencil]] [[sr:pencil]] [[fi:pencil]] [[ta:pencil]] [[zh:pencil]] 10176 2006-09-24T13:42:43Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[vi:pencil]] ==Noun== {{noun|pencil|pencils}} #A '''pencil''' is used for writing on [[paper]]. It is made of [[wood]], and has a pencil "lead" that goes through the [[middle]]. [[Image:Penciltip.JPG|thumb|A pencil]] [[bs:pencil]] [[de:pencil]] [[el:pencil]] [[en:pencil]] [[es:pencil]] [[fr:pencil]] [[io:pencil]] [[it:pencil]] [[hu:pencil]] [[ja:pencil]] [[pl:pencil]] [[ru:pencil]] [[sr:pencil]] [[fi:pencil]] [[ta:pencil]] [[vi:pencil]] [[zh:pencil]] 10990 2006-10-14T01:08:40Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:pencil]], [[uk:pencil]] ==Noun== {{noun|pencil|pencils}} #A '''pencil''' is used for writing on [[paper]]. It is made of [[wood]], and has a pencil "lead" that goes through the [[middle]]. [[Image:Penciltip.JPG|thumb|A pencil]] [[bs:pencil]] [[de:pencil]] [[el:pencil]] [[en:pencil]] [[es:pencil]] [[fr:pencil]] [[io:pencil]] [[it:pencil]] [[kk:pencil]] [[hu:pencil]] [[ja:pencil]] [[pl:pencil]] [[ru:pencil]] [[sr:pencil]] [[fi:pencil]] [[ta:pencil]] [[vi:pencil]] [[uk:pencil]] [[zh:pencil]] 11076 2006-10-15T00:55:47Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[hy:pencil]] ==Noun== {{noun|pencil|pencils}} #A '''pencil''' is used for writing on [[paper]]. It is made of [[wood]], and has a pencil "lead" that goes through the [[middle]]. [[Image:Penciltip.JPG|thumb|A pencil]] [[bs:pencil]] [[de:pencil]] [[el:pencil]] [[en:pencil]] [[es:pencil]] [[fr:pencil]] [[hy:pencil]] [[io:pencil]] [[it:pencil]] [[kk:pencil]] [[hu:pencil]] [[ja:pencil]] [[pl:pencil]] [[ru:pencil]] [[sr:pencil]] [[fi:pencil]] [[ta:pencil]] [[vi:pencil]] [[uk:pencil]] [[zh:pencil]] 3071 7980 2006-07-23T00:35:21Z HSTutorials 100 '''Wood''' is what [[tree]]s are made of. People use wood to build things like [[house]]s and [[furniture]]. 8006 2006-07-23T14:34:29Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{Mass noun}} '''Wood''' is what [[tree]]s are made of. People use '''wood''' to build things like [[house]]s and [[furniture]]. 8007 2006-07-23T14:34:41Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ ==Noun== {{mass noun}} '''Wood''' is what [[tree]]s are made of. People use '''wood''' to build things like [[house]]s and [[furniture]]. 8008 2006-07-23T15:05:58Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #'''Wood''' is what [[tree]]s are made of. People use '''wood''' to build things like [[house]]s and [[furniture]]. 8010 2006-07-23T15:09:03Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ ==Noun== {{mass noun}} [[Image:Wood_wall.jpg|thumb|some wood]] #'''Wood''' is what [[tree]]s are made of. People use '''wood''' to build things like [[house]]s and [[furniture]]. 9227 2006-08-22T06:09:34Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, ko, pt, ta, uk, zh ==Noun== {{mass noun}} [[Image:Wood_wall.jpg|thumb|some wood]] #'''Wood''' is what [[tree]]s are made of. People use '''wood''' to build things like [[house]]s and [[furniture]]. [[en:wood]] [[fr:wood]] [[ko:wood]] [[io:wood]] [[it:wood]] [[hu:wood]] [[ja:wood]] [[pt:wood]] [[fi:wood]] [[ta:wood]] [[uk:wood]] [[zh:wood]] 10282 2006-09-24T14:26:48Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[hy:wood]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} [[Image:Wood_wall.jpg|thumb|some wood]] #'''Wood''' is what [[tree]]s are made of. People use '''wood''' to build things like [[house]]s and [[furniture]]. [[en:wood]] [[fr:wood]] [[ko:wood]] [[hy:wood]] [[io:wood]] [[it:wood]] [[hu:wood]] [[ja:wood]] [[pt:wood]] [[fi:wood]] [[ta:wood]] [[uk:wood]] [[zh:wood]] 10860 2006-10-11T19:21:53Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:wood]], [[vi:wood]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} [[Image:Wood_wall.jpg|thumb|some wood]] #'''Wood''' is what [[tree]]s are made of. People use '''wood''' to build things like [[house]]s and [[furniture]]. [[en:wood]] [[fr:wood]] [[ko:wood]] [[hy:wood]] [[io:wood]] [[it:wood]] [[kk:wood]] [[hu:wood]] [[ja:wood]] [[pt:wood]] [[fi:wood]] [[ta:wood]] [[vi:wood]] [[uk:wood]] [[zh:wood]] 11361 2006-10-19T02:20:10Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:wood]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} [[Image:Wood_wall.jpg|thumb|some wood]] #'''Wood''' is what [[tree]]s are made of. People use '''wood''' to build things like [[house]]s and [[furniture]]. [[en:wood]] [[fr:wood]] [[ko:wood]] [[hy:wood]] [[io:wood]] [[it:wood]] [[kk:wood]] [[hu:wood]] [[ja:wood]] [[pt:wood]] [[ru:wood]] [[fi:wood]] [[ta:wood]] [[vi:wood]] [[uk:wood]] [[zh:wood]] 14277 2006-12-21T19:10:16Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Wood_wall.jpg|thumb|some wood]] # ({{mass noun}}) '''Wood''' is what [[tree]]s are made of. People use '''wood''' to build things like [[house]]s and [[furniture]]. ===See also=== * [[woods]] [[en:wood]] [[fr:wood]] [[ko:wood]] [[hy:wood]] [[io:wood]] [[it:wood]] [[kk:wood]] [[hu:wood]] [[ja:wood]] [[pt:wood]] [[ru:wood]] [[fi:wood]] [[ta:wood]] [[vi:wood]] [[uk:wood]] [[zh:wood]] 3072 7981 2006-07-23T00:40:12Z HSTutorials 100 A '''house''' is a building that one family lives in. 7982 2006-07-23T00:40:34Z HSTutorials 100 A '''house''' is a building that one [[family]] lives in. 7991 2006-07-23T01:23:25Z Kappa 92 format ==Noun== {{noun|house}} #A '''house''' is a [[building]] that one [[family]] lives in. 8009 2006-07-23T15:07:43Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:DSCN3182_prospectnewtown_e_600.jpg|thumb|houses]] #A '''house''' is a [[building]] that one [[family]] lives in. 9023 2006-08-22T00:01:23Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ang, cs, de, el, en, eu, fa, fi, fr, hu, hy, io, it, ja, ko, pt, qu, ro, ru, sr, sv, ta, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:DSCN3182_prospectnewtown_e_600.jpg|thumb|houses]] #A '''house''' is a [[building]] that one [[family]] lives in. [[ang:house]] [[cs:house]] [[de:house]] [[el:house]] [[en:house]] [[eu:house]] [[fa:house]] [[fr:house]] [[ko:house]] [[hy:house]] [[io:house]] [[it:house]] [[hu:house]] [[ja:house]] [[pt:house]] [[ro:house]] [[qu:house]] [[ru:house]] [[sr:house]] [[fi:house]] [[sv:house]] [[ta:house]] [[zh:house]] 10110 2006-09-24T13:12:06Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[pl:house]], [[tr:house]], [[vi:house]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:DSCN3182_prospectnewtown_e_600.jpg|thumb|houses]] #A '''house''' is a [[building]] that one [[family]] lives in. [[ang:house]] [[cs:house]] [[de:house]] [[el:house]] [[en:house]] [[eu:house]] [[fa:house]] [[fr:house]] [[ko:house]] [[hy:house]] [[io:house]] [[it:house]] [[hu:house]] [[ja:house]] [[pl:house]] [[pt:house]] [[ro:house]] [[qu:house]] [[ru:house]] [[sr:house]] [[fi:house]] [[sv:house]] [[ta:house]] [[vi:house]] [[tr:house]] [[zh:house]] 10347 2006-10-04T19:50:59Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ky:house]], [[uk:house]] Removing: [[eu:house]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:DSCN3182_prospectnewtown_e_600.jpg|thumb|houses]] #A '''house''' is a [[building]] that one [[family]] lives in. [[ang:house]] [[cs:house]] [[de:house]] [[el:house]] [[en:house]] [[fa:house]] [[fr:house]] [[ko:house]] [[hy:house]] [[io:house]] [[it:house]] [[ky:house]] [[hu:house]] [[ja:house]] [[pl:house]] [[pt:house]] [[ro:house]] [[qu:house]] [[ru:house]] [[sr:house]] [[fi:house]] [[sv:house]] [[ta:house]] [[vi:house]] [[tr:house]] [[uk:house]] [[zh:house]] 10741 2006-10-10T13:33:40Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:house]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:DSCN3182_prospectnewtown_e_600.jpg|thumb|houses]] #A '''house''' is a [[building]] that one [[family]] lives in. [[ang:house]] [[cs:house]] [[de:house]] [[el:house]] [[en:house]] [[fa:house]] [[fr:house]] [[ko:house]] [[hy:house]] [[io:house]] [[it:house]] [[kk:house]] [[ky:house]] [[hu:house]] [[ja:house]] [[pl:house]] [[pt:house]] [[ro:house]] [[qu:house]] [[ru:house]] [[sr:house]] [[fi:house]] [[sv:house]] [[ta:house]] [[vi:house]] [[tr:house]] [[uk:house]] [[zh:house]] 3073 7983 2006-07-23T00:53:50Z HSTutorials 100 To have '''authority''' means to have the power to make a decision. If you are an '''authority''' on something, many people think you know very, very much about it. 8011 2006-07-23T15:09:55Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #To have '''authority''' means to have the power to make a decision. {{noun}} #If you are an '''authority''' on something, many people think you know very, very much about it. 8012 2006-07-23T15:10:18Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #To have '''authority''' means to have the power to make a decision. {{noun|authority|authorities}} #If you are an '''authority''' on something, many people think you know very, very much about it. 8840 2006-08-21T18:06:17Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, de, en, fa, fi, fr, gl, hu, io, pt, uk, zh ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #To have '''authority''' means to have the power to make a decision. {{noun|authority|authorities}} #If you are an '''authority''' on something, many people think you know very, very much about it. [[ar:authority]] [[de:authority]] [[en:authority]] [[fa:authority]] [[fr:authority]] [[gl:authority]] [[io:authority]] [[hu:authority]] [[pt:authority]] [[fi:authority]] [[uk:authority]] [[zh:authority]] 9440 2006-09-10T11:07:40Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #To have '''authority''' means to have the power to make a decision. {{noun|authority|authorities}} #If you are an '''authority''' on something, many people think you know very, very much about it. [[ar:authority]] [[de:authority]] [[en:authority]] [[fa:authority]] [[fr:authority]] [[gl:authority]] [[io:authority]] [[hu:authority]] [[pt:authority]] [[fi:authority]] [[vi:authority]] [[uk:authority]] [[zh:authority]] 10405 2006-10-06T07:06:51Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ta:authority]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #To have '''authority''' means to have the power to make a decision. {{noun|authority|authorities}} #If you are an '''authority''' on something, many people think you know very, very much about it. [[ar:authority]] [[de:authority]] [[en:authority]] [[fa:authority]] [[fr:authority]] [[gl:authority]] [[io:authority]] [[hu:authority]] [[pt:authority]] [[fi:authority]] [[ta:authority]] [[vi:authority]] [[uk:authority]] [[zh:authority]] 10419 2006-10-06T14:16:58Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:authority]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #To have '''authority''' means to have the power to make a decision. {{noun|authority|authorities}} #If you are an '''authority''' on something, many people think you know very, very much about it. [[ar:authority]] [[de:authority]] [[en:authority]] [[fa:authority]] [[fr:authority]] [[gl:authority]] [[io:authority]] [[kk:authority]] [[hu:authority]] [[pt:authority]] [[fi:authority]] [[ta:authority]] [[vi:authority]] [[uk:authority]] [[zh:authority]] 11047 2006-10-14T19:08:32Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:authority]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #To have '''authority''' means to have the power to make a decision. {{noun|authority|authorities}} #If you are an '''authority''' on something, many people think you know very, very much about it. [[ar:authority]] [[de:authority]] [[en:authority]] [[fa:authority]] [[fr:authority]] [[gl:authority]] [[io:authority]] [[kk:authority]] [[hu:authority]] [[pt:authority]] [[ru:authority]] [[fi:authority]] [[ta:authority]] [[vi:authority]] [[uk:authority]] [[zh:authority]] 11117 2006-10-16T08:51:07Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[hy:authority]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #To have '''authority''' means to have the power to make a decision. {{noun|authority|authorities}} #If you are an '''authority''' on something, many people think you know very, very much about it. [[ar:authority]] [[de:authority]] [[en:authority]] [[fa:authority]] [[fr:authority]] [[gl:authority]] [[hy:authority]] [[io:authority]] [[kk:authority]] [[hu:authority]] [[pt:authority]] [[ru:authority]] [[fi:authority]] [[ta:authority]] [[vi:authority]] [[uk:authority]] [[zh:authority]] 11212 2006-10-17T20:06:10Z PullToOpen 119 {{BE850}} {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #To have '''authority''' means to have the power to make a decision. {{noun|authority|authorities}} #If you are an '''authority''' on something, many people think you know very, very much about it. [[ar:authority]] [[de:authority]] [[en:authority]] [[fa:authority]] [[fr:authority]] [[gl:authority]] [[hy:authority]] [[io:authority]] [[kk:authority]] [[hu:authority]] [[pt:authority]] [[ru:authority]] [[fi:authority]] [[ta:authority]] [[vi:authority]] [[uk:authority]] [[zh:authority]] 12336 2006-11-16T12:10:46Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #To have '''authority''' means to have the power to make a decision. {{noun|authority|authorities}} #If you are an '''authority''' on something, many people think you know very, very much about it. [[ar:authority]] [[de:authority]] [[en:authority]] [[fa:authority]] [[fr:authority]] [[gl:authority]] [[hy:authority]] [[io:authority]] [[kk:authority]] [[hu:authority]] [[pt:authority]] [[ru:authority]] [[fi:authority]] [[ta:authority]] [[vi:authority]] [[uk:authority]] [[zh:authority]] 12344 2006-11-16T12:13:07Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #To have '''authority''' means to have the power to make a decision. {{noun|authority|authorities}} #If you are an '''authority''' on something, many people think you know very, very much about it. [[ar:authority]] [[de:authority]] [[en:authority]] [[fa:authority]] [[fr:authority]] [[gl:authority]] [[hy:authority]] [[io:authority]] [[kk:authority]] [[hu:authority]] [[pt:authority]] [[ru:authority]] [[fi:authority]] [[ta:authority]] [[vi:authority]] [[uk:authority]] [[zh:authority]] 13618 2006-12-11T03:18:48Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[et:authority]] {{AWL}} {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #To have '''authority''' means to have the power to make a decision. {{noun|authority|authorities}} #If you are an '''authority''' on something, many people think you know very, very much about it. [[ar:authority]] [[de:authority]] [[et:authority]] [[en:authority]] [[fa:authority]] [[fr:authority]] [[gl:authority]] [[hy:authority]] [[io:authority]] [[kk:authority]] [[hu:authority]] [[pt:authority]] [[ru:authority]] [[fi:authority]] [[ta:authority]] [[vi:authority]] [[uk:authority]] [[zh:authority]] 13714 2006-12-12T19:50:16Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ku:authority]] {{AWL}} {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #To have '''authority''' means to have the power to make a decision. {{noun|authority|authorities}} #If you are an '''authority''' on something, many people think you know very, very much about it. [[ar:authority]] [[de:authority]] [[et:authority]] [[en:authority]] [[fa:authority]] [[fr:authority]] [[gl:authority]] [[hy:authority]] [[io:authority]] [[kk:authority]] [[ku:authority]] [[hu:authority]] [[pt:authority]] [[ru:authority]] [[fi:authority]] [[ta:authority]] [[vi:authority]] [[uk:authority]] [[zh:authority]] 3074 7984 2006-07-23T01:02:17Z HSTutorials 100 more than 2 things or people 7989 2006-07-23T01:18:37Z Kappa 92 format, expand slightly ==Noun== {{noun|group|groups}} #When more than 2 things or people are together, they make a '''group'''. 8996 2006-08-21T23:16:25Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, pt, ta, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun|group|groups}} #When more than 2 things or people are together, they make a '''group'''. [[de:group]] [[en:group]] [[fr:group]] [[io:group]] [[it:group]] [[hu:group]] [[pt:group]] [[fi:group]] [[ta:group]] [[vi:group]] [[zh:group]] 10105 2006-09-24T13:11:16Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[fa:group]] ==Noun== {{noun|group|groups}} #When more than 2 things or people are together, they make a '''group'''. [[de:group]] [[en:group]] [[fa:group]] [[fr:group]] [[io:group]] [[it:group]] [[hu:group]] [[pt:group]] [[fi:group]] [[ta:group]] [[vi:group]] [[zh:group]] 10953 2006-10-13T18:13:10Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:group]], [[uk:group]] ==Noun== {{noun|group|groups}} #When more than 2 things or people are together, they make a '''group'''. [[de:group]] [[en:group]] [[fa:group]] [[fr:group]] [[io:group]] [[it:group]] [[kk:group]] [[hu:group]] [[pt:group]] [[fi:group]] [[ta:group]] [[vi:group]] [[uk:group]] [[zh:group]] 13683 2006-12-12T10:49:36Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[et:group]], [[ku:group]] ==Noun== {{noun|group|groups}} #When more than 2 things or people are together, they make a '''group'''. [[de:group]] [[et:group]] [[en:group]] [[fa:group]] [[fr:group]] [[io:group]] [[it:group]] [[kk:group]] [[ku:group]] [[hu:group]] [[pt:group]] [[fi:group]] [[ta:group]] [[vi:group]] [[uk:group]] [[zh:group]] 3075 7985 2006-07-23T01:04:51Z HSTutorials 100 Noun apparatus (plural apparatuses) *a [[complex]] [[machine]] or [[instrument]] *a [[group]] of [[tool]]s or [[instrument]]s *a system things to do to get to a goal 8013 2006-07-23T15:12:11Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun|apparatus|apparatuses}} #a [[complex]] [[machine]] or [[instrument]] #a [[group]] of [[tool]]s or [[instrument]]s #a system things to do to get to a goal 8819 2006-08-21T17:41:59Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, nl, pt, uk, zh ==Noun== {{noun|apparatus|apparatuses}} #a [[complex]] [[machine]] or [[instrument]] #a [[group]] of [[tool]]s or [[instrument]]s #a system things to do to get to a goal [[de:apparatus]] [[en:apparatus]] [[fr:apparatus]] [[io:apparatus]] [[it:apparatus]] [[hu:apparatus]] [[nl:apparatus]] [[pt:apparatus]] [[fi:apparatus]] [[uk:apparatus]] [[zh:apparatus]] 10380 2006-10-05T11:31:49Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:apparatus]], [[vi:apparatus]] ==Noun== {{noun|apparatus|apparatuses}} #a [[complex]] [[machine]] or [[instrument]] #a [[group]] of [[tool]]s or [[instrument]]s #a system things to do to get to a goal [[de:apparatus]] [[en:apparatus]] [[fa:apparatus]] [[fr:apparatus]] [[io:apparatus]] [[it:apparatus]] [[hu:apparatus]] [[nl:apparatus]] [[pt:apparatus]] [[fi:apparatus]] [[vi:apparatus]] [[uk:apparatus]] [[zh:apparatus]] 11050 2006-10-14T19:36:05Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:apparatus]] ==Noun== {{noun|apparatus|apparatuses}} #a [[complex]] [[machine]] or [[instrument]] #a [[group]] of [[tool]]s or [[instrument]]s #a system things to do to get to a goal [[de:apparatus]] [[en:apparatus]] [[fa:apparatus]] [[fr:apparatus]] [[io:apparatus]] [[it:apparatus]] [[kk:apparatus]] [[hu:apparatus]] [[nl:apparatus]] [[pt:apparatus]] [[fi:apparatus]] [[vi:apparatus]] [[uk:apparatus]] [[zh:apparatus]] 11202 2006-10-17T20:03:40Z PullToOpen 119 {{BE850}} {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun|apparatus|apparatuses}} #a [[complex]] [[machine]] or [[instrument]] #a [[group]] of [[tool]]s or [[instrument]]s #a system things to do to get to a goal [[de:apparatus]] [[en:apparatus]] [[fa:apparatus]] [[fr:apparatus]] [[io:apparatus]] [[it:apparatus]] [[kk:apparatus]] [[hu:apparatus]] [[nl:apparatus]] [[pt:apparatus]] [[fi:apparatus]] [[vi:apparatus]] [[uk:apparatus]] [[zh:apparatus]] 11294 2006-10-18T12:28:03Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[hy:apparatus]] {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun|apparatus|apparatuses}} #a [[complex]] [[machine]] or [[instrument]] #a [[group]] of [[tool]]s or [[instrument]]s #a system things to do to get to a goal [[de:apparatus]] [[en:apparatus]] [[fa:apparatus]] [[fr:apparatus]] [[hy:apparatus]] [[io:apparatus]] [[it:apparatus]] [[kk:apparatus]] [[hu:apparatus]] [[nl:apparatus]] [[pt:apparatus]] [[fi:apparatus]] [[vi:apparatus]] [[uk:apparatus]] [[zh:apparatus]] 12865 2006-11-27T13:54:40Z Coppertwig 139 picture {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun|apparatus|apparatuses}} [[Image:Perkin triangle distillation apparatus.png|thumb|'''Apparatus''']] #a [[complex]] [[machine]] or [[instrument]] #a [[group]] of [[tool]]s or [[instrument]]s #a system things to do to get to a goal [[de:apparatus]] [[en:apparatus]] [[fa:apparatus]] [[fr:apparatus]] [[hy:apparatus]] [[io:apparatus]] [[it:apparatus]] [[kk:apparatus]] [[hu:apparatus]] [[nl:apparatus]] [[pt:apparatus]] [[fi:apparatus]] [[vi:apparatus]] [[uk:apparatus]] [[zh:apparatus]] 3076 7986 2006-07-23T01:06:18Z HSTutorials 100 '''Complex''' means to have lots of parts or pieces. '''Complex''' is the opposite of [[simple]]. 8014 2006-07-23T15:13:10Z Brett 77 ==Adjective== {{adjective}} #'''Complex''' means to have lots of parts or pieces. ===Antonyms=== *[[simple]]. 8015 2006-07-23T15:13:32Z Brett 77 /* Adjective */ ==Adjective== {{adjective|complex|more complex|most complex}} #'''Complex''' means to have lots of parts or pieces. ===Antonyms=== *[[simple]]. 8919 2006-08-21T20:41:40Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, en, fi, fr, hu, hy, io, it, nl, zh ==Adjective== {{adjective|complex|more complex|most complex}} #'''Complex''' means to have lots of parts or pieces. ===Antonyms=== *[[simple]]. [[ar:complex]] [[en:complex]] [[fr:complex]] [[hy:complex]] [[io:complex]] [[it:complex]] [[hu:complex]] [[nl:complex]] [[fi:complex]] [[zh:complex]] 9521 2006-09-10T11:51:16Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ta, vi ==Adjective== {{adjective|complex|more complex|most complex}} #'''Complex''' means to have lots of parts or pieces. ===Antonyms=== *[[simple]]. [[ar:complex]] [[en:complex]] [[fr:complex]] [[hy:complex]] [[io:complex]] [[it:complex]] [[hu:complex]] [[nl:complex]] [[fi:complex]] [[ta:complex]] [[vi:complex]] [[zh:complex]] 10016 2006-09-24T12:36:57Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[fa:complex]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|complex|more complex|most complex}} #'''Complex''' means to have lots of parts or pieces. ===Antonyms=== *[[simple]]. [[ar:complex]] [[en:complex]] [[fa:complex]] [[fr:complex]] [[hy:complex]] [[io:complex]] [[it:complex]] [[hu:complex]] [[nl:complex]] [[fi:complex]] [[ta:complex]] [[vi:complex]] [[zh:complex]] 12427 2006-11-16T13:02:23Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|complex|more complex|most complex}} #'''Complex''' means to have lots of parts or pieces. ===Antonyms=== *[[simple]] [[ar:complex]] [[en:complex]] [[fa:complex]] [[fr:complex]] [[hy:complex]] [[io:complex]] [[it:complex]] [[hu:complex]] [[nl:complex]] [[fi:complex]] [[ta:complex]] [[vi:complex]] [[zh:complex]] 12428 2006-11-16T13:05:03Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|complex|more complex|most complex}} #'''Complex''' means to have lots of parts or pieces. #: ''He has constructed a '''complex''' computer system to send translated messages between humans and dolphins.'' ===Antonyms=== *[[simple]] ==Noun== {{Stub}} [[ar:complex]] [[en:complex]] [[fa:complex]] [[fr:complex]] [[hy:complex]] [[io:complex]] [[it:complex]] [[hu:complex]] [[nl:complex]] [[fi:complex]] [[ta:complex]] [[vi:complex]] [[zh:complex]] 3077 7992 2006-07-23T01:37:55Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #'''Cream''' is the [[fat]]ty part of [[milk]]. #:''Would you like some '''cream''' in your coffee?'' 7993 2006-07-23T01:39:35Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #'''Cream''' is the [[fat]]ty part of [[milk]]. #:''Would you like some '''cream''' in your coffee?'' #The '''cream''' of something is only the best thing, or person. #:''He's the '''cream''' of the tennis world.'' 8045 2006-07-24T12:01:22Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #'''Cream''' is the [[fat]]ty part of [[milk]]. #:''Would you like some '''cream''' in your coffee?'' #The '''cream''' of something is only the best thing, or person. #:''He's the '''cream''' of the tennis world.'' #Cream is a soft white [[colour]]: <span style="background-color: #FFFFCC; width: 80px">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</span> {{noun}} also {{mass noun}} #A '''cream''' is a smooth [[oily]] [[substance]] that people put on their [[skin]] to make it soft or as a [[medicine]]. #:''You should clean the cut and put this '''cream''' on it three times a day.'' 8907 2006-08-21T20:21:56Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ang, ar, en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, pl, ru, vi, zh ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #'''Cream''' is the [[fat]]ty part of [[milk]]. #:''Would you like some '''cream''' in your coffee?'' #The '''cream''' of something is only the best thing, or person. #:''He's the '''cream''' of the tennis world.'' #Cream is a soft white [[colour]]: <span style="background-color: #FFFFCC; width: 80px">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</span> {{noun}} also {{mass noun}} #A '''cream''' is a smooth [[oily]] [[substance]] that people put on their [[skin]] to make it soft or as a [[medicine]]. #:''You should clean the cut and put this '''cream''' on it three times a day.'' [[ang:cream]] [[ar:cream]] [[en:cream]] [[fr:cream]] [[io:cream]] [[it:cream]] [[hu:cream]] [[ja:cream]] [[pl:cream]] [[ru:cream]] [[fi:cream]] [[vi:cream]] [[zh:cream]] 11919 2006-11-09T16:26:46Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[el:cream]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #'''Cream''' is the [[fat]]ty part of [[milk]]. #:''Would you like some '''cream''' in your coffee?'' #The '''cream''' of something is only the best thing, or person. #:''He's the '''cream''' of the tennis world.'' #Cream is a soft white [[colour]]: <span style="background-color: #FFFFCC; width: 80px">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</span> {{noun}} also {{mass noun}} #A '''cream''' is a smooth [[oily]] [[substance]] that people put on their [[skin]] to make it soft or as a [[medicine]]. #:''You should clean the cut and put this '''cream''' on it three times a day.'' [[ang:cream]] [[ar:cream]] [[el:cream]] [[en:cream]] [[fr:cream]] [[io:cream]] [[it:cream]] [[hu:cream]] [[ja:cream]] [[pl:cream]] [[ru:cream]] [[fi:cream]] [[vi:cream]] [[zh:cream]] 14010 2006-12-20T14:18:33Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:cream]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #'''Cream''' is the [[fat]]ty part of [[milk]]. #:''Would you like some '''cream''' in your coffee?'' #The '''cream''' of something is only the best thing, or person. #:''He's the '''cream''' of the tennis world.'' #Cream is a soft white [[colour]]: <span style="background-color: #FFFFCC; width: 80px">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</span> {{noun}} also {{mass noun}} #A '''cream''' is a smooth [[oily]] [[substance]] that people put on their [[skin]] to make it soft or as a [[medicine]]. #:''You should clean the cut and put this '''cream''' on it three times a day.'' [[ang:cream]] [[ar:cream]] [[el:cream]] [[en:cream]] [[fa:cream]] [[fr:cream]] [[io:cream]] [[it:cream]] [[hu:cream]] [[ja:cream]] [[pl:cream]] [[ru:cream]] [[fi:cream]] [[vi:cream]] [[zh:cream]] 3078 7994 2006-07-23T01:41:58Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''customer''' is a person who pays money for [[goods]] or [[services]]. #:''The restaurant had to close because there weren't enough '''customers'''.'' 8902 2006-08-21T20:19:14Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, it, pt, ru, ta, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''customer''' is a person who pays money for [[goods]] or [[services]]. #:''The restaurant had to close because there weren't enough '''customers'''.'' [[en:customer]] [[fr:customer]] [[it:customer]] [[pt:customer]] [[ru:customer]] [[fi:customer]] [[ta:customer]] [[vi:customer]] [[zh:customer]] 9505 2006-09-10T11:42:35Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: io ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''customer''' is a person who pays money for [[goods]] or [[services]]. #:''The restaurant had to close because there weren't enough '''customers'''.'' [[en:customer]] [[fr:customer]] [[io:customer]] [[it:customer]] [[pt:customer]] [[ru:customer]] [[fi:customer]] [[ta:customer]] [[vi:customer]] [[zh:customer]] 10021 2006-09-24T12:42:58Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[hu:customer]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''customer''' is a person who pays money for [[goods]] or [[services]]. #:''The restaurant had to close because there weren't enough '''customers'''.'' [[en:customer]] [[fr:customer]] [[io:customer]] [[it:customer]] [[hu:customer]] [[pt:customer]] [[ru:customer]] [[fi:customer]] [[ta:customer]] [[vi:customer]] [[zh:customer]] 3079 7995 2006-07-23T01:58:35Z Brett 77 ==Preposition== {{preposition}} #If A is '''opposite''' B, they are facing each other. #:''The bank is just opposite this hotel, right across the street there.'' ==Adjective== {{adjective|opposite|more opposite|most opposite}} #If two things are '''opposite''', they are the same kind but [[completely]] [[different]] from each other. #:''"Go left. No, right!" "Do you want me to go left or right. I mean, they're '''opposite''' directions, aren't they?"'' #:''I don't think we can work together. We're too opposite.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} #The '''opposite''' of something is something else of the same kind but completely different. #:''My kid's always do the exact '''opposite''' of what I tell them.'' #:''Good is the '''opposite''' of bad.'' ===Related words=== *[[oppose]] 7996 2006-07-23T01:59:14Z Brett 77 ==Preposition== {{preposition}} #If A is '''opposite''' B, they are facing each other. #:''The bank is just '''opposite''' this hotel, right across the street there.'' ==Adjective== {{adjective|opposite|more opposite|most opposite}} #If two things are '''opposite''', they are the same kind but [[completely]] [[different]] from each other. #:''"Go left. No, right!" "Do you want me to go left or right. I mean, they're '''opposite''' directions, aren't they?"'' #:''I don't think we can work together. We're too '''opposite'''.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} #The '''opposite''' of something is something else of the same kind but completely different. #:''My kid's always do the exact '''opposite''' of what I tell them.'' #:''Good is the '''opposite''' of bad.'' ===Related words=== *[[oppose]] 9061 2006-08-22T01:10:03Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ang, en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, pl, ru, ta, zh ==Preposition== {{preposition}} #If A is '''opposite''' B, they are facing each other. #:''The bank is just '''opposite''' this hotel, right across the street there.'' ==Adjective== {{adjective|opposite|more opposite|most opposite}} #If two things are '''opposite''', they are the same kind but [[completely]] [[different]] from each other. #:''"Go left. No, right!" "Do you want me to go left or right. I mean, they're '''opposite''' directions, aren't they?"'' #:''I don't think we can work together. We're too '''opposite'''.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} #The '''opposite''' of something is something else of the same kind but completely different. #:''My kid's always do the exact '''opposite''' of what I tell them.'' #:''Good is the '''opposite''' of bad.'' ===Related words=== *[[oppose]] [[ang:opposite]] [[en:opposite]] [[fr:opposite]] [[io:opposite]] [[it:opposite]] [[hu:opposite]] [[pl:opposite]] [[ru:opposite]] [[fi:opposite]] [[ta:opposite]] [[zh:opposite]] 10181 2006-09-24T13:43:33Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[vi:opposite]] ==Preposition== {{preposition}} #If A is '''opposite''' B, they are facing each other. #:''The bank is just '''opposite''' this hotel, right across the street there.'' ==Adjective== {{adjective|opposite|more opposite|most opposite}} #If two things are '''opposite''', they are the same kind but [[completely]] [[different]] from each other. #:''"Go left. No, right!" "Do you want me to go left or right. I mean, they're '''opposite''' directions, aren't they?"'' #:''I don't think we can work together. We're too '''opposite'''.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} #The '''opposite''' of something is something else of the same kind but completely different. #:''My kid's always do the exact '''opposite''' of what I tell them.'' #:''Good is the '''opposite''' of bad.'' ===Related words=== *[[oppose]] [[ang:opposite]] [[en:opposite]] [[fr:opposite]] [[io:opposite]] [[it:opposite]] [[hu:opposite]] [[pl:opposite]] [[ru:opposite]] [[fi:opposite]] [[ta:opposite]] [[vi:opposite]] [[zh:opposite]] 11994 2006-11-09T17:33:48Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[pt:opposite]] ==Preposition== {{preposition}} #If A is '''opposite''' B, they are facing each other. #:''The bank is just '''opposite''' this hotel, right across the street there.'' ==Adjective== {{adjective|opposite|more opposite|most opposite}} #If two things are '''opposite''', they are the same kind but [[completely]] [[different]] from each other. #:''"Go left. No, right!" "Do you want me to go left or right. I mean, they're '''opposite''' directions, aren't they?"'' #:''I don't think we can work together. We're too '''opposite'''.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} #The '''opposite''' of something is something else of the same kind but completely different. #:''My kid's always do the exact '''opposite''' of what I tell them.'' #:''Good is the '''opposite''' of bad.'' ===Related words=== *[[oppose]] [[ang:opposite]] [[en:opposite]] [[fr:opposite]] [[io:opposite]] [[it:opposite]] [[hu:opposite]] [[pl:opposite]] [[pt:opposite]] [[ru:opposite]] [[fi:opposite]] [[ta:opposite]] [[vi:opposite]] [[zh:opposite]] 14289 2006-12-22T00:33:31Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:opposite]] ==Preposition== {{preposition}} #If A is '''opposite''' B, they are facing each other. #:''The bank is just '''opposite''' this hotel, right across the street there.'' ==Adjective== {{adjective|opposite|more opposite|most opposite}} #If two things are '''opposite''', they are the same kind but [[completely]] [[different]] from each other. #:''"Go left. No, right!" "Do you want me to go left or right. I mean, they're '''opposite''' directions, aren't they?"'' #:''I don't think we can work together. We're too '''opposite'''.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} #The '''opposite''' of something is something else of the same kind but completely different. #:''My kid's always do the exact '''opposite''' of what I tell them.'' #:''Good is the '''opposite''' of bad.'' ===Related words=== *[[oppose]] [[ang:opposite]] [[en:opposite]] [[fr:opposite]] [[io:opposite]] [[it:opposite]] [[kk:opposite]] [[hu:opposite]] [[pl:opposite]] [[pt:opposite]] [[ru:opposite]] [[fi:opposite]] [[ta:opposite]] [[vi:opposite]] [[zh:opposite]] 3080 7997 2006-07-23T02:07:27Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Heaps_of_beans.jpg|thumb|green beans]] [[Image:CDC_limabean.jpg|thumb|lima beans]] #'''Beans''' are the [[seed]]s of one family of [[plant]]s that people often cook and eat. #:''Put the dried '''beans''' in water overnight. They should be soft and ready to cook in the morning.'' 8865 2006-08-21T18:54:53Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, el, en, fa, fi, fr, gl, hu, io, it, ja, pl, sv, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Heaps_of_beans.jpg|thumb|green beans]] [[Image:CDC_limabean.jpg|thumb|lima beans]] #'''Beans''' are the [[seed]]s of one family of [[plant]]s that people often cook and eat. #:''Put the dried '''beans''' in water overnight. They should be soft and ready to cook in the morning.'' [[de:bean]] [[el:bean]] [[en:bean]] [[fa:bean]] [[fr:bean]] [[gl:bean]] [[io:bean]] [[it:bean]] [[hu:bean]] [[ja:bean]] [[pl:bean]] [[fi:bean]] [[sv:bean]] [[zh:bean]] 9496 2006-09-10T11:31:07Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Heaps_of_beans.jpg|thumb|green beans]] [[Image:CDC_limabean.jpg|thumb|lima beans]] #'''Beans''' are the [[seed]]s of one family of [[plant]]s that people often cook and eat. #:''Put the dried '''beans''' in water overnight. They should be soft and ready to cook in the morning.'' [[de:bean]] [[el:bean]] [[en:bean]] [[fa:bean]] [[fr:bean]] [[gl:bean]] [[io:bean]] [[it:bean]] [[hu:bean]] [[ja:bean]] [[pl:bean]] [[fi:bean]] [[sv:bean]] [[vi:bean]] [[zh:bean]] 10434 2006-10-06T19:11:12Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[hy:bean]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Heaps_of_beans.jpg|thumb|green beans]] [[Image:CDC_limabean.jpg|thumb|lima beans]] #'''Beans''' are the [[seed]]s of one family of [[plant]]s that people often cook and eat. #:''Put the dried '''beans''' in water overnight. They should be soft and ready to cook in the morning.'' [[de:bean]] [[el:bean]] [[en:bean]] [[fa:bean]] [[fr:bean]] [[gl:bean]] [[hy:bean]] [[io:bean]] [[it:bean]] [[hu:bean]] [[ja:bean]] [[pl:bean]] [[fi:bean]] [[sv:bean]] [[vi:bean]] [[zh:bean]] 11127 2006-10-16T16:08:33Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:bean]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Heaps_of_beans.jpg|thumb|green beans]] [[Image:CDC_limabean.jpg|thumb|lima beans]] #'''Beans''' are the [[seed]]s of one family of [[plant]]s that people often cook and eat. #:''Put the dried '''beans''' in water overnight. They should be soft and ready to cook in the morning.'' [[de:bean]] [[el:bean]] [[en:bean]] [[fa:bean]] [[fr:bean]] [[gl:bean]] [[hy:bean]] [[io:bean]] [[it:bean]] [[hu:bean]] [[ja:bean]] [[pl:bean]] [[ru:bean]] [[fi:bean]] [[sv:bean]] [[vi:bean]] [[zh:bean]] 3081 7998 2006-07-23T02:12:04Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #The '''weight''' of something is how [[heavy]] it is. #:''She's put on a lot of '''weight''' since she went to university.'' #:''I'm exercising to try to lose some '''weight'''.'' {{noun}} [[Image:PreacherBenchBicepsCurl.JPG|thumb|a woman lifting weights]] #A '''weight''' is a heavy thing that you use to keep something down or that people lift to become stronger. #:''Can you put a '''weight''' on that paper so that it doesn't blow away?'' 9186 2006-08-22T05:08:55Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, en, et, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, ta, zh ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #The '''weight''' of something is how [[heavy]] it is. #:''She's put on a lot of '''weight''' since she went to university.'' #:''I'm exercising to try to lose some '''weight'''.'' {{noun}} [[Image:PreacherBenchBicepsCurl.JPG|thumb|a woman lifting weights]] #A '''weight''' is a heavy thing that you use to keep something down or that people lift to become stronger. #:''Can you put a '''weight''' on that paper so that it doesn't blow away?'' [[de:weight]] [[et:weight]] [[en:weight]] [[fr:weight]] [[io:weight]] [[it:weight]] [[hu:weight]] [[ja:weight]] [[fi:weight]] [[ta:weight]] [[zh:weight]] 10273 2006-09-24T14:24:58Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[fa:weight]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #The '''weight''' of something is how [[heavy]] it is. #:''She's put on a lot of '''weight''' since she went to university.'' #:''I'm exercising to try to lose some '''weight'''.'' {{noun}} [[Image:PreacherBenchBicepsCurl.JPG|thumb|a woman lifting weights]] #A '''weight''' is a heavy thing that you use to keep something down or that people lift to become stronger. #:''Can you put a '''weight''' on that paper so that it doesn't blow away?'' [[de:weight]] [[et:weight]] [[en:weight]] [[fa:weight]] [[fr:weight]] [[io:weight]] [[it:weight]] [[hu:weight]] [[ja:weight]] [[fi:weight]] [[ta:weight]] [[zh:weight]] 11038 2006-10-14T13:26:05Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[uk:weight]], [[vi:weight]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #The '''weight''' of something is how [[heavy]] it is. #:''She's put on a lot of '''weight''' since she went to university.'' #:''I'm exercising to try to lose some '''weight'''.'' {{noun}} [[Image:PreacherBenchBicepsCurl.JPG|thumb|a woman lifting weights]] #A '''weight''' is a heavy thing that you use to keep something down or that people lift to become stronger. #:''Can you put a '''weight''' on that paper so that it doesn't blow away?'' [[de:weight]] [[et:weight]] [[en:weight]] [[fa:weight]] [[fr:weight]] [[io:weight]] [[it:weight]] [[hu:weight]] [[ja:weight]] [[fi:weight]] [[ta:weight]] [[vi:weight]] [[uk:weight]] [[zh:weight]] 11335 2006-10-18T21:41:52Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:weight]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #The '''weight''' of something is how [[heavy]] it is. #:''She's put on a lot of '''weight''' since she went to university.'' #:''I'm exercising to try to lose some '''weight'''.'' {{noun}} [[Image:PreacherBenchBicepsCurl.JPG|thumb|a woman lifting weights]] #A '''weight''' is a heavy thing that you use to keep something down or that people lift to become stronger. #:''Can you put a '''weight''' on that paper so that it doesn't blow away?'' [[de:weight]] [[et:weight]] [[en:weight]] [[fa:weight]] [[fr:weight]] [[io:weight]] [[it:weight]] [[hu:weight]] [[ja:weight]] [[ru:weight]] [[fi:weight]] [[ta:weight]] [[vi:weight]] [[uk:weight]] [[zh:weight]] 12904 2006-11-28T04:34:57Z Kappa 92 picture of scales ==Noun== {{mass noun}} [[Image:Eo-scale2.png|thumb|Measuring '''weight''']] #The '''weight''' of something is how [[heavy]] it is. #:''She's put on a lot of '''weight''' since she went to university.'' #:''I'm exercising to try to lose some '''weight'''.'' {{noun}} [[Image:PreacherBenchBicepsCurl.JPG|thumb|a woman lifting weights]] #A '''weight''' is a heavy thing that you use to keep something down or that people lift to become stronger. #:''Can you put a '''weight''' on that paper so that it doesn't blow away?'' [[de:weight]] [[et:weight]] [[en:weight]] [[fa:weight]] [[fr:weight]] [[io:weight]] [[it:weight]] [[hu:weight]] [[ja:weight]] [[ru:weight]] [[fi:weight]] [[ta:weight]] [[vi:weight]] [[uk:weight]] [[zh:weight]] 14370 2006-12-22T23:14:24Z Brett 77 ==Noun== [[Image:Eo-scale2.png|thumb|Measuring '''weight''']] # ({{mass noun}}) The '''weight''' of something is how [[heavy]] it is. #:''She's put on a lot of '''weight''' since she went to university.'' #:''I'm exercising to try to lose some '''weight'''.'' {{noun}} [[Image:PreacherBenchBicepsCurl.JPG|thumb|a woman lifting weights]] # ({{countable}}) A '''weight''' is a heavy thing that you use to keep something down or that people lift to become stronger. #:''Can you put a '''weight''' on that paper so that it doesn't blow away?'' [[de:weight]] [[et:weight]] [[en:weight]] [[fa:weight]] [[fr:weight]] [[io:weight]] [[it:weight]] [[hu:weight]] [[ja:weight]] [[ru:weight]] [[fi:weight]] [[ta:weight]] [[vi:weight]] [[uk:weight]] [[zh:weight]] 14371 2006-12-22T23:14:40Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Eo-scale2.png|thumb|Measuring '''weight''']] # ({{mass noun}}) The '''weight''' of something is how [[heavy]] it is. #:''She's put on a lot of '''weight''' since she went to university.'' #:''I'm exercising to try to lose some '''weight'''.'' [[Image:PreacherBenchBicepsCurl.JPG|thumb|a woman lifting weights]] # ({{countable}}) A '''weight''' is a heavy thing that you use to keep something down or that people lift to become stronger. #:''Can you put a '''weight''' on that paper so that it doesn't blow away?'' [[de:weight]] [[et:weight]] [[en:weight]] [[fa:weight]] [[fr:weight]] [[io:weight]] [[it:weight]] [[hu:weight]] [[ja:weight]] [[ru:weight]] [[fi:weight]] [[ta:weight]] [[vi:weight]] [[uk:weight]] [[zh:weight]] 14372 2006-12-22T23:15:10Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Eo-scale2.png|thumb|Measuring '''weight''']] # ({{mass noun}}) The '''weight''' of something is how [[heavy]] it is. #:''She's put on a lot of '''weight''' since she went to university.'' #:''I'm exercising to try to lose some '''weight'''.'' [[Image:PreacherBenchBicepsCurl.JPG|thumb|a woman lifting '''weights''']] # ({{countable}}) A '''weight''' is a heavy thing that you use to keep something down or that people lift to become stronger. #:''Can you put a '''weight''' on that paper so that it doesn't blow away?'' [[de:weight]] [[et:weight]] [[en:weight]] [[fa:weight]] [[fr:weight]] [[io:weight]] [[it:weight]] [[hu:weight]] [[ja:weight]] [[ru:weight]] [[fi:weight]] [[ta:weight]] [[vi:weight]] [[uk:weight]] [[zh:weight]] 3082 7999 2006-07-23T02:17:50Z Brett 77 ==Verb== {{verb2|freeze|freezes|froze|frozen|freezing}} {{intransitive verb}} & {{transitive verb}} #If you '''freeze''' something, you [[cool]] it until it becomes [[solid]]. #:''Water '''freezes''' at 0°C.'' #:''The chicken will go bad soon. We should '''freeze''' it and then we can cook it next week.'' 8977 2006-08-21T22:32:30Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, gl, hu, io, it, ja, ko, pt, ta, uk, zh ==Verb== {{verb2|freeze|freezes|froze|frozen|freezing}} {{intransitive verb}} & {{transitive verb}} #If you '''freeze''' something, you [[cool]] it until it becomes [[solid]]. #:''Water '''freezes''' at 0°C.'' #:''The chicken will go bad soon. We should '''freeze''' it and then we can cook it next week.'' [[en:freeze]] [[fr:freeze]] [[gl:freeze]] [[ko:freeze]] [[io:freeze]] [[it:freeze]] [[hu:freeze]] [[ja:freeze]] [[pt:freeze]] [[fi:freeze]] [[ta:freeze]] [[uk:freeze]] [[zh:freeze]] 10058 2006-09-24T12:56:49Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[es:freeze]] ==Verb== {{verb2|freeze|freezes|froze|frozen|freezing}} {{intransitive verb}} & {{transitive verb}} #If you '''freeze''' something, you [[cool]] it until it becomes [[solid]]. #:''Water '''freezes''' at 0°C.'' #:''The chicken will go bad soon. We should '''freeze''' it and then we can cook it next week.'' [[en:freeze]] [[es:freeze]] [[fr:freeze]] [[gl:freeze]] [[ko:freeze]] [[io:freeze]] [[it:freeze]] [[hu:freeze]] [[ja:freeze]] [[pt:freeze]] [[fi:freeze]] [[ta:freeze]] [[uk:freeze]] [[zh:freeze]] 10944 2006-10-13T15:28:35Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[vi:freeze]] ==Verb== {{verb2|freeze|freezes|froze|frozen|freezing}} {{intransitive verb}} & {{transitive verb}} #If you '''freeze''' something, you [[cool]] it until it becomes [[solid]]. #:''Water '''freezes''' at 0°C.'' #:''The chicken will go bad soon. We should '''freeze''' it and then we can cook it next week.'' [[en:freeze]] [[es:freeze]] [[fr:freeze]] [[gl:freeze]] [[ko:freeze]] [[io:freeze]] [[it:freeze]] [[hu:freeze]] [[ja:freeze]] [[pt:freeze]] [[fi:freeze]] [[ta:freeze]] [[vi:freeze]] [[uk:freeze]] [[zh:freeze]] 11126 2006-10-16T16:07:16Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:freeze]] ==Verb== {{verb2|freeze|freezes|froze|frozen|freezing}} {{intransitive verb}} & {{transitive verb}} #If you '''freeze''' something, you [[cool]] it until it becomes [[solid]]. #:''Water '''freezes''' at 0°C.'' #:''The chicken will go bad soon. We should '''freeze''' it and then we can cook it next week.'' [[en:freeze]] [[es:freeze]] [[fr:freeze]] [[gl:freeze]] [[ko:freeze]] [[io:freeze]] [[it:freeze]] [[hu:freeze]] [[ja:freeze]] [[pt:freeze]] [[ru:freeze]] [[fi:freeze]] [[ta:freeze]] [[vi:freeze]] [[uk:freeze]] [[zh:freeze]] 14049 2006-12-20T21:20:14Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:freeze]] ==Verb== {{verb2|freeze|freezes|froze|frozen|freezing}} {{intransitive verb}} & {{transitive verb}} #If you '''freeze''' something, you [[cool]] it until it becomes [[solid]]. #:''Water '''freezes''' at 0°C.'' #:''The chicken will go bad soon. We should '''freeze''' it and then we can cook it next week.'' [[en:freeze]] [[es:freeze]] [[fa:freeze]] [[fr:freeze]] [[gl:freeze]] [[ko:freeze]] [[io:freeze]] [[it:freeze]] [[hu:freeze]] [[ja:freeze]] [[pt:freeze]] [[ru:freeze]] [[fi:freeze]] [[ta:freeze]] [[vi:freeze]] [[uk:freeze]] [[zh:freeze]] 3083 8000 2006-07-23T02:22:28Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{mass noun}} [[Image:Roasted_coffee_beans.jpg|thumb|coffee [[beans]]]] [[Image:A_small_cup_of_coffee.JPG|thumb|a cup of coffee]] #'''Coffee''' is a dark brown drink that is very popular around the world. #:''Would you like '''coffee''' or tea?'' 8891 2006-08-21T20:00:40Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: bs, de, en, es, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, ru, sr, sv, ta, zh ==Noun== {{mass noun}} [[Image:Roasted_coffee_beans.jpg|thumb|coffee [[beans]]]] [[Image:A_small_cup_of_coffee.JPG|thumb|a cup of coffee]] #'''Coffee''' is a dark brown drink that is very popular around the world. #:''Would you like '''coffee''' or tea?'' [[bs:coffee]] [[de:coffee]] [[en:coffee]] [[es:coffee]] [[fr:coffee]] [[io:coffee]] [[it:coffee]] [[hu:coffee]] [[ja:coffee]] [[ru:coffee]] [[sr:coffee]] [[fi:coffee]] [[sv:coffee]] [[ta:coffee]] [[zh:coffee]] 9538 2006-09-10T11:54:27Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: el, hy, vi ==Noun== {{mass noun}} [[Image:Roasted_coffee_beans.jpg|thumb|coffee [[beans]]]] [[Image:A_small_cup_of_coffee.JPG|thumb|a cup of coffee]] #'''Coffee''' is a dark brown drink that is very popular around the world. #:''Would you like '''coffee''' or tea?'' [[bs:coffee]] [[de:coffee]] [[el:coffee]] [[en:coffee]] [[es:coffee]] [[fr:coffee]] [[hy:coffee]] [[io:coffee]] [[it:coffee]] [[hu:coffee]] [[ja:coffee]] [[ru:coffee]] [[sr:coffee]] [[fi:coffee]] [[sv:coffee]] [[ta:coffee]] [[vi:coffee]] [[zh:coffee]] 10512 2006-10-08T10:47:44Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[zh-min-nan:coffee]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} [[Image:Roasted_coffee_beans.jpg|thumb|coffee [[beans]]]] [[Image:A_small_cup_of_coffee.JPG|thumb|a cup of coffee]] #'''Coffee''' is a dark brown drink that is very popular around the world. #:''Would you like '''coffee''' or tea?'' [[zh-min-nan:coffee]] [[bs:coffee]] [[de:coffee]] [[el:coffee]] [[en:coffee]] [[es:coffee]] [[fr:coffee]] [[hy:coffee]] [[io:coffee]] [[it:coffee]] [[hu:coffee]] [[ja:coffee]] [[ru:coffee]] [[sr:coffee]] [[fi:coffee]] [[sv:coffee]] [[ta:coffee]] [[vi:coffee]] [[zh:coffee]] 10888 2006-10-12T19:55:09Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:coffee]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} [[Image:Roasted_coffee_beans.jpg|thumb|coffee [[beans]]]] [[Image:A_small_cup_of_coffee.JPG|thumb|a cup of coffee]] #'''Coffee''' is a dark brown drink that is very popular around the world. #:''Would you like '''coffee''' or tea?'' [[zh-min-nan:coffee]] [[bs:coffee]] [[de:coffee]] [[el:coffee]] [[en:coffee]] [[es:coffee]] [[fr:coffee]] [[hy:coffee]] [[io:coffee]] [[it:coffee]] [[kk:coffee]] [[hu:coffee]] [[ja:coffee]] [[ru:coffee]] [[sr:coffee]] [[fi:coffee]] [[sv:coffee]] [[ta:coffee]] [[vi:coffee]] [[zh:coffee]] 3084 8022 2006-07-23T20:56:12Z Cromwellt 61 Welcome! {{anon}} If you have any questions about how things work, don't hesitate to ask me on my [[User talk:Cromwellt|talk page]]. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:56, 23 July 2006 (UTC) 3085 8023 2006-07-23T20:59:09Z Cromwellt 61 described category This [[Wiktionary:Categories|category]] is for pages about how Simple English Wiktionary works, such as [[Wiktionary:Rules|rule]] pages, [[Wiktionary:Welcome|welcome]] pages, etc. 3086 8024 2006-07-23T21:07:42Z Cromwellt 61 created basic description of SEWikt '''Simple English Wiktionary''' is an [[online]] [[dictionary]] that can be edited by all. It is made to help people who do not know English well. These people know fewer English words. This dictionary will have all English words, but use a small group of words to define them. This dictionary is made to work with [[w:Main Page:Simple English Wikipedia|Simple English Wikipedia]]. ==Audience== Four groups of people are the [[intended]] [[audience]] of Simple English Wiktionary: *People who are learning English ([[EAL]]/[[ESL]]) *People who have learning [[difficulty|difficulties]] *Children *Translators These four groups will probably find the Simple English Wikipedia useful. [[Category:Wiktionary]] 8026 2006-07-23T21:09:34Z Cromwellt 61 fixed cat listing '''Simple English Wiktionary''' is an [[online]] [[dictionary]] that can be edited by all. It is made to help people who do not know English well. These people know fewer English words. This dictionary will have all English words, but use a small group of words to define them. This dictionary is made to work with [[w:Main Page:Simple English Wikipedia|Simple English Wikipedia]]. ==Audience== Four groups of people are the [[intended]] [[audience]] of Simple English Wiktionary: *People who are learning English ([[EAL]]/[[ESL]]) *People who have learning [[difficulty|difficulties]] *Children *Translators These four groups will probably find the Simple English Wikipedia useful. [[Category:Wiktionary|{{PAGENAME}}]] 3087 8027 2006-07-23T21:44:43Z Cromwellt 61 created policy template {| class="messagebox" |- | [[Image:Green check.png|30px]] | '''This page is an [[Wikipedia:Policies and guidelines|official policy]] on the Simple English Wiktionary.''' Many people agree with it. They see it as a standard way that all users should follow. When changing the page, please check that the other people agree with your changes. Use the [[{{TALKPAGENAME}}|talk page]] when you are not sure or when you want to propose a change. |{{shortcut|{{{1|}}}}} |}<includeonly>[[Category:Wiktionary|{{PAGENAME}}]][[Category:Wiktionary policies|{{PAGENAME}}]][[Category:Wiktionary policies and guidelines|{{PAGENAME}}]]</includeonly><noinclude></noinclude> 8028 2006-07-23T21:48:06Z Cromwellt 61 can't get class="messagebox" to work, adding line at the bottom {| class="messagebox" |- | [[Image:Green check.png|30px]] | '''This page is an [[Wikipedia:Policies and guidelines|official policy]] on the Simple English Wiktionary.''' Many people agree with it. They see it as a standard way that all users should follow. When changing the page, please check that the other people agree with your changes. Use the [[{{TALKPAGENAME}}|talk page]] when you are not sure or when you want to propose a change. |{{shortcut|{{{1|}}}}} |}<includeonly>[[Category:Wiktionary|{{PAGENAME}}]][[Category:Wiktionary policies|{{PAGENAME}}]][[Category:Wiktionary policies and guidelines|{{PAGENAME}}]]</includeonly><noinclude></noinclude> ---- 3088 8029 2006-07-23T21:48:42Z Cromwellt 61 Help would be appreciated Some help with this template an other templates that go in boxes would be appreciated. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 21:48, 23 July 2006 (UTC) 3089 8030 2006-07-23T21:49:41Z Cromwellt 61 created a basic username policy {{policy}} You can set your [http://simple.wiktionary.org/wiki.cgi?action=editprefs Preferences] so that a '''username''' is shown beside the edits you make. A username is a way of telling who is writing something. This help people to [[communicate]] and to keep records. You can have a user page with the title of your username, and also a talk page, where people can leave messages for you. Usernames give people an idea of what Wiktionary is like. Usernames change what people think about other people and how they treat each other. We try to include everyone and be [[Wiktionary:Neutral point of view|neutral]]. We try to be helpful to each other. We are writing a serious encyclopedia and usernames should not stop these [[goal]]s. Names that are hateful, or that are made to shock people or show a strong view stop these goals. The name does not have to be your real name, although some people think it is best to do this. Please use common sense when you choose your username. == Offensive names policy == The name must not deliberately offend or upset anyone. Remember that other people editing here are from different places and may be upset by different things. Here are ways to avoid offending people: *Do not use the name of a [[politician]], [[military]] or [[religion|religious]] figures or events. (It may be okay if this person or event is not from the 20th or 21st centuries.) *Do not choose something that might be offensive. Your user name should not suggest that you hold any particular political, religious or other belief. *People should be able to think things about you just based on your contributions, not on what they think about your name. *User names which offend other people might make people not want to contribute to Wiktionary. It also distracts people from what they are meant to be doing - writing a [[dictionary]]! *Some names do not offend people, but they show a strong view or are very religious. These names are discouraged but less serious than names that offend people. *If someone complains about your user name, please think about changing it. If lots of people complain, you will have to change it. You can discuss this policy on the talk page. == How to change your name == The best way to ask for a username change is to contact a [[Wiktionary:Administrators|bureaucrat]] directly via email or a message on their user Talk page. Give them your old username and the new one you want to use. IMPORTANT: Do not create the new user account, the bureaucrat will create it. == Multiple username policy == There is no rule against having more than one username, but you must not use it for bad reasons. You must not use it to vote more than once. Do not make it look like people agree with you by saying things with different accounts. If you have a good reason that you do not want to edit under one username, that may be allowed. [[Category:Wiktionary|{{PAGENAME}}]] 3090 8031 2006-07-23T21:55:50Z Cromwellt 61 created rules page (policies and guidelines) based on SEWP Any time that people work together, it is important to make rules that they should agree to follow. Most of the rules written here must be followed by everyone, and some of the rules are still being decided. Most of the time, if a specific rule does not yet exist here, or if a situation is not covered by the policies and guidelines that exist here, we will look at the [[:en:Wikipedia:Policies and guidelines|policies and guidelines on English Wikipedia]], [[w:Wikipedia:Rules|on Simple English Wikipedia]], other Wikimedia projects, and use common sense. == [[meta:Foundation issues|Foundation issues]] == The [[meta:Wikimedia Foundation|Wikimedia Foundation]] has made rules that can never be changed, because all projects must follow them. * [[Wiktionary:Neutral point of view]] is the most important editing guideline. * Anyone can edit articles without registering for a username. * The "wiki process" as the way to decide what is put on the project. * All writing is available by [[Wiktionary:Copyrights|copyleft licensing]]. Wiktionary uses the [[Wiktionary:Simple English GFDL|GFDL license]]. * [[:w:en:Jimbo Wales|Jimbo Wales]] is the '''ultimate authority''' on any matter. This is changing; see [[meta:Board of Trustees]]. ; Other rules * [[Wiktionary:Privacy policy]] == Policies == These are rules about how editors and [[Wikipedia:administrators|administrators]] should act. * [[Wiktionary:Image use policy]] * [[Wiktionary:Deletion policy]] * [[Wiktionary:Protection policy]] * [[Wiktionary:Bans and blocks]] * [[Wiktionary:What Wiktionary is not]] * [[Wiktionary:Username]] == Writing guidelines== These are rules for writing articles for the Simple English Wikipedia. * [[Wiktionary:How to write Simple English articles]] * [[Wiktionary:Spelling]] [[Category:Wiktionary|{{PAGENAME}}]] [[Category:Wiktionary policies|*]] [[Category:Wiktionary guidelines|*]] 3091 8032 2006-07-23T22:02:23Z Cromwellt 61 Aren't these just adjectives? Isn't this just a technical word for [[adjective]]? I know that it includes [[article]]s, but you could just as easily say that articles are a very special kind of adjective. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 22:02, 23 July 2006 (UTC) 8037 2006-07-24T01:18:00Z Brett 77 Isn't this just a technical word for [[adjective]]? I know that it includes [[article]]s, but you could just as easily say that articles are a very special kind of adjective. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 22:02, 23 July 2006 (UTC) ::The argument that articles are just special ajectives doesn't really get you very far. Basically it confuses a position in a phrase (modifier) with a word category (adjective). If we talk about ''Apple comptuers'', ''Apple'' is a modifer, but that doesn't change the fact that it's a noun, and a proper one at that. You can't start calling every modifier an adjective. ::The fact is that adjectives are never obligatory in English grammar. Determiners are. There are numerous other grammatical arguments, but the main point is just this: adjectives very rarely cause learner's problems. Determiners do, so pointing them out should help learners use and understand them better. 3092 8039 2006-07-24T01:24:40Z Brett 77 ==Formatting== The previous template for adverb repeated, verbatim, the section heading and the article name. I can think of no situation in which these would be different. Consequently, I removed the redundant information. I left the category link in because removing it would require someone to insert it into all existing adverb sections. 3093 8040 2006-07-24T01:29:04Z Brett 77 ==Formatting== The previous template for mass noun repeated, verbatim, the article name. I can think of no situation in which these would be different. Consequently, I removed the redundant information. I removed the boxes because there are many nouns that can be both mass nouns and regular nouns (e.g., [[authority]]). In these cases having two blue boxes strikes me as bulky and ugly. I left the category link in because removing it would require someone to insert it into all existing adverb sections. 8046 2006-07-24T12:02:07Z Brett 77 /* Formatting */ ==Formatting== The previous template for mass noun repeated, verbatim, the article name. I can think of no situation in which these would be different. Consequently, I removed the redundant information. I removed the boxes because there are many nouns that can be both mass nouns and regular nouns (e.g., [[cream]]). In these cases having two blue boxes strikes me as bulky and ugly. I left the category link in because removing it would require someone to insert it into all existing adverb sections. 9272 2006-08-24T01:30:46Z Cromwellt 61 comments: I think we should switch back to the box ==Formatting== The previous template for mass noun repeated, verbatim, the article name. I can think of no situation in which these would be different. Consequently, I removed the redundant information. I removed the boxes because there are many nouns that can be both mass nouns and regular nouns (e.g., [[cream]]). In these cases having two blue boxes strikes me as bulky and ugly. I left the category link in because removing it would require someone to insert it into all existing adverb sections. {{unsigned|Brett|12:02, 24 July 2006}} :I disagree with you regarding "bulky and ugly", though you are entitled to your opinion. The template did not simple repeat the article name: it showed that the article name referred to a mass noun. Not all nouns are mass and count. Therefore, the box makes sense on those which are not, and is also important for those that are both. The box separates the two meanings/uses, which are not the same. For example, the word "water" as a mass and as a count noun refer to quite different things. "Water" is only used as a count noun in old-fashioned speech, generally. I think it is not only worthwhile, but necessary, to point this out. The box served that purpose quite well. I am tempted to revert, but I'd like your response to this first. Communication is the key. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 01:30, 24 August 2006 (UTC) 9281 2006-08-26T00:19:06Z Brett 77 /* Formatting */ ==Formatting== The previous template for mass noun repeated, verbatim, the article name. I can think of no situation in which these would be different. Consequently, I removed the redundant information. I removed the boxes because there are many nouns that can be both mass nouns and regular nouns (e.g., [[cream]]). In these cases having two blue boxes strikes me as bulky and ugly. I left the category link in because removing it would require someone to insert it into all existing adverb sections. {{unsigned|Brett|12:02, 24 July 2006}} :I disagree with you regarding "bulky and ugly", though you are entitled to your opinion. The template did not simple repeat the article name: it showed that the article name referred to a mass noun. Not all nouns are mass and count. Therefore, the box makes sense on those which are not, and is also important for those that are both. The box separates the two meanings/uses, which are not the same. For example, the word "water" as a mass and as a count noun refer to quite different things. "Water" is only used as a count noun in old-fashioned speech, generally. I think it is not only worthwhile, but necessary, to point this out. The box served that purpose quite well. I am tempted to revert, but I'd like your response to this first. Communication is the key. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 01:30, 24 August 2006 (UTC) ::The heading "Mass noun" makes sense (though "count noun" makes more sense), but there's no point in repeating the article title, and why a box just for two words, especially when the definitions will often overlap considerably?--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 00:19, 26 August 2006 (UTC) 9284 2006-08-26T00:27:10Z Brett 77 ==Formatting== The previous template for mass noun repeated, verbatim, the article name. I can think of no situation in which these would be different. Consequently, I removed the redundant information. I removed the boxes because there are many nouns that can be both mass nouns and regular nouns (e.g., [[cream]]). In these cases having two blue boxes strikes me as bulky and ugly. I left the category link in because removing it would require someone to insert it into all existing adverb sections. {{unsigned|Brett|12:02, 24 July 2006}} :I disagree with you regarding "bulky and ugly", though you are entitled to your opinion. The template did not simple repeat the article name: it showed that the article name referred to a mass noun. Not all nouns are mass and count. Therefore, the box makes sense on those which are not, and is also important for those that are both. The box separates the two meanings/uses, which are not the same. For example, the word "water" as a mass and as a count noun refer to quite different things. "Water" is only used as a count noun in old-fashioned speech, generally. I think it is not only worthwhile, but necessary, to point this out. The box served that purpose quite well. I am tempted to revert, but I'd like your response to this first. Communication is the key. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 01:30, 24 August 2006 (UTC) ::The heading "Mass noun" makes sense (though "non-count noun" makes more sense), but there's no point in repeating the article title, and why a box just for two words, especially when the definitions will often overlap considerably?--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 00:19, 26 August 2006 (UTC) 9285 2006-08-26T01:32:46Z Brett 77 ==Formatting== The previous template for mass noun repeated, verbatim, the article name. I can think of no situation in which these would be different. Consequently, I removed the redundant information. I removed the boxes because there are many nouns that can be both mass nouns and regular nouns (e.g., [[cream]]). In these cases having two blue boxes strikes me as bulky and ugly. I left the category link in because removing it would require someone to insert it into all existing adverb sections. {{unsigned|Brett|12:02, 24 July 2006}} :I disagree with you regarding "bulky and ugly", though you are entitled to your opinion. The template did not simple repeat the article name: it showed that the article name referred to a mass noun. Not all nouns are mass and count. Therefore, the box makes sense on those which are not, and is also important for those that are both. The box separates the two meanings/uses, which are not the same. For example, the word "water" as a mass and as a count noun refer to quite different things. "Water" is only used as a count noun in old-fashioned speech, generally. I think it is not only worthwhile, but necessary, to point this out. The box served that purpose quite well. I am tempted to revert, but I'd like your response to this first. Communication is the key. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 01:30, 24 August 2006 (UTC) ::The heading "Mass noun" makes sense (though "non-count noun" makes more sense), but there's no point in repeating the article title, and why a box just for two words, especially when the definitions will often overlap considerably? Have a look at the way English Wiktionary does it [[http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/water]] --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 00:19, 26 August 2006 (UTC) 3094 8048 2006-07-24T13:34:03Z Brett 77 ==Adjective== {{adjective|clean|cleaner|cleanest}} #If something is '''clean''', then it has no [[dirt]] and everything is in its place. #:''Did you wash these dishes? They don't look very '''clean'''.'' ==Verb== {{verb|clean|cleans|cleaned|cleaning}} #If you '''clean''' something, you take away the [[dirt]] and put everything in its place. #:''Tomo, will you '''clean''' up your room please. There are clothes all over the floor.'' ===Antonyms=== *[[dirty]] 8895 2006-08-21T20:07:10Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, es, fi, fr, hu, hy, io, it, ja, ko, ru, ta, zh ==Adjective== {{adjective|clean|cleaner|cleanest}} #If something is '''clean''', then it has no [[dirt]] and everything is in its place. #:''Did you wash these dishes? They don't look very '''clean'''.'' ==Verb== {{verb|clean|cleans|cleaned|cleaning}} #If you '''clean''' something, you take away the [[dirt]] and put everything in its place. #:''Tomo, will you '''clean''' up your room please. There are clothes all over the floor.'' ===Antonyms=== *[[dirty]] [[en:clean]] [[es:clean]] [[fr:clean]] [[ko:clean]] [[hy:clean]] [[io:clean]] [[it:clean]] [[hu:clean]] [[ja:clean]] [[ru:clean]] [[fi:clean]] [[ta:clean]] [[zh:clean]] 9530 2006-09-10T11:52:46Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Adjective== {{adjective|clean|cleaner|cleanest}} #If something is '''clean''', then it has no [[dirt]] and everything is in its place. #:''Did you wash these dishes? They don't look very '''clean'''.'' ==Verb== {{verb|clean|cleans|cleaned|cleaning}} #If you '''clean''' something, you take away the [[dirt]] and put everything in its place. #:''Tomo, will you '''clean''' up your room please. There are clothes all over the floor.'' ===Antonyms=== *[[dirty]] [[en:clean]] [[es:clean]] [[fr:clean]] [[ko:clean]] [[hy:clean]] [[io:clean]] [[it:clean]] [[hu:clean]] [[ja:clean]] [[ru:clean]] [[fi:clean]] [[ta:clean]] [[vi:clean]] [[zh:clean]] 10574 2006-10-09T06:23:47Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:clean]], [[ky:clean]], [[uk:clean]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|clean|cleaner|cleanest}} #If something is '''clean''', then it has no [[dirt]] and everything is in its place. #:''Did you wash these dishes? They don't look very '''clean'''.'' ==Verb== {{verb|clean|cleans|cleaned|cleaning}} #If you '''clean''' something, you take away the [[dirt]] and put everything in its place. #:''Tomo, will you '''clean''' up your room please. There are clothes all over the floor.'' ===Antonyms=== *[[dirty]] [[en:clean]] [[es:clean]] [[fr:clean]] [[ko:clean]] [[hy:clean]] [[io:clean]] [[it:clean]] [[kk:clean]] [[ky:clean]] [[hu:clean]] [[ja:clean]] [[ru:clean]] [[fi:clean]] [[ta:clean]] [[vi:clean]] [[uk:clean]] [[zh:clean]] 13999 2006-12-20T12:58:40Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ku:clean]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|clean|cleaner|cleanest}} #If something is '''clean''', then it has no [[dirt]] and everything is in its place. #:''Did you wash these dishes? They don't look very '''clean'''.'' ==Verb== {{verb|clean|cleans|cleaned|cleaning}} #If you '''clean''' something, you take away the [[dirt]] and put everything in its place. #:''Tomo, will you '''clean''' up your room please. There are clothes all over the floor.'' ===Antonyms=== *[[dirty]] [[en:clean]] [[es:clean]] [[fr:clean]] [[ko:clean]] [[hy:clean]] [[io:clean]] [[it:clean]] [[kk:clean]] [[ky:clean]] [[ku:clean]] [[hu:clean]] [[ja:clean]] [[ru:clean]] [[fi:clean]] [[ta:clean]] [[vi:clean]] [[uk:clean]] [[zh:clean]] 3095 8049 2006-07-24T13:47:53Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #'''Medicine''' is something you put into or on your body when you are sick to make yourself [[healthy]]. #:''After I got out of the hospital, I've got to go to the drug store and pick up this '''medicine''' for my ear problem.'' #'''Medicine''' is the [[science]] of [[health]] care. #:''The school of '''medicine''' at the University of Western Ontario has produced some of the country's best doctors.'' #:''Many doctors have come to Canada but find that they can't practice '''medicine''' here.'' ===Related words=== *[[drug]] *[[medical]] 9082 2006-08-22T01:47:53Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: el, en, fr, hu, io, it, ja, pt, ta, zh, zh-min-nan ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #'''Medicine''' is something you put into or on your body when you are sick to make yourself [[healthy]]. #:''After I got out of the hospital, I've got to go to the drug store and pick up this '''medicine''' for my ear problem.'' #'''Medicine''' is the [[science]] of [[health]] care. #:''The school of '''medicine''' at the University of Western Ontario has produced some of the country's best doctors.'' #:''Many doctors have come to Canada but find that they can't practice '''medicine''' here.'' ===Related words=== *[[drug]] *[[medical]] [[zh-min-nan:medicine]] [[el:medicine]] [[en:medicine]] [[fr:medicine]] [[io:medicine]] [[it:medicine]] [[hu:medicine]] [[ja:medicine]] [[pt:medicine]] [[ta:medicine]] [[zh:medicine]] 9687 2006-09-10T13:41:04Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: fi, vi ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #'''Medicine''' is something you put into or on your body when you are sick to make yourself [[healthy]]. #:''After I got out of the hospital, I've got to go to the drug store and pick up this '''medicine''' for my ear problem.'' #'''Medicine''' is the [[science]] of [[health]] care. #:''The school of '''medicine''' at the University of Western Ontario has produced some of the country's best doctors.'' #:''Many doctors have come to Canada but find that they can't practice '''medicine''' here.'' ===Related words=== *[[drug]] *[[medical]] [[zh-min-nan:medicine]] [[el:medicine]] [[en:medicine]] [[fr:medicine]] [[io:medicine]] [[it:medicine]] [[hu:medicine]] [[ja:medicine]] [[pt:medicine]] [[fi:medicine]] [[ta:medicine]] [[vi:medicine]] [[zh:medicine]] 10539 2006-10-08T19:55:49Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[hy:medicine]], [[kk:medicine]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #'''Medicine''' is something you put into or on your body when you are sick to make yourself [[healthy]]. #:''After I got out of the hospital, I've got to go to the drug store and pick up this '''medicine''' for my ear problem.'' #'''Medicine''' is the [[science]] of [[health]] care. #:''The school of '''medicine''' at the University of Western Ontario has produced some of the country's best doctors.'' #:''Many doctors have come to Canada but find that they can't practice '''medicine''' here.'' ===Related words=== *[[drug]] *[[medical]] [[zh-min-nan:medicine]] [[el:medicine]] [[en:medicine]] [[fr:medicine]] [[hy:medicine]] [[io:medicine]] [[it:medicine]] [[kk:medicine]] [[hu:medicine]] [[ja:medicine]] [[pt:medicine]] [[fi:medicine]] [[ta:medicine]] [[vi:medicine]] [[zh:medicine]] 11319 2006-10-18T18:49:19Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:medicine]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #'''Medicine''' is something you put into or on your body when you are sick to make yourself [[healthy]]. #:''After I got out of the hospital, I've got to go to the drug store and pick up this '''medicine''' for my ear problem.'' #'''Medicine''' is the [[science]] of [[health]] care. #:''The school of '''medicine''' at the University of Western Ontario has produced some of the country's best doctors.'' #:''Many doctors have come to Canada but find that they can't practice '''medicine''' here.'' ===Related words=== *[[drug]] *[[medical]] [[zh-min-nan:medicine]] [[el:medicine]] [[en:medicine]] [[fr:medicine]] [[hy:medicine]] [[io:medicine]] [[it:medicine]] [[kk:medicine]] [[hu:medicine]] [[ja:medicine]] [[pt:medicine]] [[ru:medicine]] [[fi:medicine]] [[ta:medicine]] [[vi:medicine]] [[zh:medicine]] 13907 2006-12-19T21:25:15Z Brett 77 formatting ==Noun== {{noun}} # ({{mass noun}}) '''Medicine''' is something you put into or on your body when you are sick to make yourself [[healthy]]. #:''After I got out of the hospital, I've got to go to the drug store and pick up this '''medicine''' for my ear problem.'' # ({{mass noun}}) '''Medicine''' is the [[science]] of [[health]] care. #:''The school of '''medicine''' at the University of Western Ontario has produced some of the country's best doctors.'' #:''Many doctors have come to Canada but find that they can't practice '''medicine''' here.'' ===Related words=== *[[drug]] *[[medical]] [[zh-min-nan:medicine]] [[el:medicine]] [[en:medicine]] [[fr:medicine]] [[hy:medicine]] [[io:medicine]] [[it:medicine]] [[kk:medicine]] [[hu:medicine]] [[ja:medicine]] [[pt:medicine]] [[ru:medicine]] [[fi:medicine]] [[ta:medicine]] [[vi:medicine]] [[zh:medicine]] 3096 8050 2006-07-24T14:02:57Z Brett 77 ==Adjective== {{adjective|universal|more universal|most universal}} #If something is '''universal''', it is true for everyone or everything everywhere. #:''The laws of physics are '''universal'''.'' #:'''''Universal''' human rights must be supported by every country.'' 9195 2006-08-22T05:20:16Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ca, en, fi, fr, hu, id, io, pl, vi, zh ==Adjective== {{adjective|universal|more universal|most universal}} #If something is '''universal''', it is true for everyone or everything everywhere. #:''The laws of physics are '''universal'''.'' #:'''''Universal''' human rights must be supported by every country.'' [[ca:universal]] [[en:universal]] [[fr:universal]] [[io:universal]] [[id:universal]] [[hu:universal]] [[pl:universal]] [[fi:universal]] [[vi:universal]] [[zh:universal]] 9805 2006-09-10T14:55:07Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: pt ==Adjective== {{adjective|universal|more universal|most universal}} #If something is '''universal''', it is true for everyone or everything everywhere. #:''The laws of physics are '''universal'''.'' #:'''''Universal''' human rights must be supported by every country.'' [[ca:universal]] [[en:universal]] [[fr:universal]] [[io:universal]] [[id:universal]] [[hu:universal]] [[pl:universal]] [[pt:universal]] [[fi:universal]] [[vi:universal]] [[zh:universal]] 12063 2006-11-09T18:21:00Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ru:universal]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|universal|more universal|most universal}} #If something is '''universal''', it is true for everyone or everything everywhere. #:''The laws of physics are '''universal'''.'' #:'''''Universal''' human rights must be supported by every country.'' [[ca:universal]] [[en:universal]] [[fr:universal]] [[io:universal]] [[id:universal]] [[hu:universal]] [[pl:universal]] [[pt:universal]] [[ru:universal]] [[fi:universal]] [[vi:universal]] [[zh:universal]] 3097 8051 2006-07-24T14:08:39Z Brett 77 ==Verb== {{verb|decrease|decreases|decreased|decreasing}} [[Image:AreaPerCapita_500_BC_to_2050_AD.PNG|thumb|a graph showing a decrease in population]] #If something '''decreases''', it goes down in [[number]] or [[value]]. #:''The Australian dollar has decreased 3% against the Euro.'' #"''The number of students studying foreign languages continues to decrease.'' 8052 2006-07-24T14:09:06Z Brett 77 /* Verb */ ==Verb== {{verb|decrease|decreases|decreased|decreasing}} [[Image:AreaPerCapita_500_BC_to_2050_AD.PNG|thumb|a graph showing a decrease in population]] #If something '''decreases''', it goes down in [[number]] or [[value]]. #:''The Australian dollar has decreased 3% against the Euro.'' #:''The number of students studying foreign languages continues to decrease.'' 8053 2006-07-24T14:12:21Z Brett 77 ==Verb== {{verb|decrease|decreases|decreased|decreasing}} [[Image:AreaPerCapita_500_BC_to_2050_AD.PNG|thumb|a graph showing a decreasing population]] #If something '''decreases''', it goes down in [[number]] or [[value]]. #:''The Australian dollar has decreased 3% against the Euro.'' #:''The number of students studying foreign languages continues to decrease.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''decrease''' happens when the [[number]] or [[value]] of something goes down. #:''There has been a 3% '''decrease''' in the Australian dollar against the Euro.'' #:''Every year we see a larger '''decrease''' in the number of students studying foreign languages.'' ===Antonyms=== *[[increase]] 8502 2006-08-07T02:24:19Z Brett 77 ==Verb== {{verb|decrease|decreases|decreased|decreasing}} {{transitive verb}} & {{intransitive verb}} [[Image:AreaPerCapita_500_BC_to_2050_AD.PNG|thumb|a graph showing a decreasing population]] #If something '''decreases''', it goes down in [[number]] or [[value]]. #:''The Australian dollar has '''decreased''' 3% against the Euro.'' #:''The government has '''decreased''' the amount of money it gives to schools.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''decrease''' happens when the [[number]] or [[value]] of something goes down. #:''There has been a 3% '''decrease''' in the Australian dollar against the Euro.'' #:''Every year we see a larger '''decrease''' in the number of students studying foreign languages.'' ===Antonyms=== *[[increase]] 8948 2006-08-21T21:41:21Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, sv, zh ==Verb== {{verb|decrease|decreases|decreased|decreasing}} {{transitive verb}} & {{intransitive verb}} [[Image:AreaPerCapita_500_BC_to_2050_AD.PNG|thumb|a graph showing a decreasing population]] #If something '''decreases''', it goes down in [[number]] or [[value]]. #:''The Australian dollar has '''decreased''' 3% against the Euro.'' #:''The government has '''decreased''' the amount of money it gives to schools.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''decrease''' happens when the [[number]] or [[value]] of something goes down. #:''There has been a 3% '''decrease''' in the Australian dollar against the Euro.'' #:''Every year we see a larger '''decrease''' in the number of students studying foreign languages.'' ===Antonyms=== *[[increase]] [[ar:decrease]] [[en:decrease]] [[fr:decrease]] [[io:decrease]] [[it:decrease]] [[hu:decrease]] [[fi:decrease]] [[sv:decrease]] [[zh:decrease]] 9558 2006-09-10T12:09:15Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Verb== {{verb|decrease|decreases|decreased|decreasing}} {{transitive verb}} & {{intransitive verb}} [[Image:AreaPerCapita_500_BC_to_2050_AD.PNG|thumb|a graph showing a decreasing population]] #If something '''decreases''', it goes down in [[number]] or [[value]]. #:''The Australian dollar has '''decreased''' 3% against the Euro.'' #:''The government has '''decreased''' the amount of money it gives to schools.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''decrease''' happens when the [[number]] or [[value]] of something goes down. #:''There has been a 3% '''decrease''' in the Australian dollar against the Euro.'' #:''Every year we see a larger '''decrease''' in the number of students studying foreign languages.'' ===Antonyms=== *[[increase]] [[ar:decrease]] [[en:decrease]] [[fr:decrease]] [[io:decrease]] [[it:decrease]] [[hu:decrease]] [[fi:decrease]] [[sv:decrease]] [[vi:decrease]] [[zh:decrease]] 11283 2006-10-18T10:59:20Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:decrease]] ==Verb== {{verb|decrease|decreases|decreased|decreasing}} {{transitive verb}} & {{intransitive verb}} [[Image:AreaPerCapita_500_BC_to_2050_AD.PNG|thumb|a graph showing a decreasing population]] #If something '''decreases''', it goes down in [[number]] or [[value]]. #:''The Australian dollar has '''decreased''' 3% against the Euro.'' #:''The government has '''decreased''' the amount of money it gives to schools.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''decrease''' happens when the [[number]] or [[value]] of something goes down. #:''There has been a 3% '''decrease''' in the Australian dollar against the Euro.'' #:''Every year we see a larger '''decrease''' in the number of students studying foreign languages.'' ===Antonyms=== *[[increase]] [[ar:decrease]] [[en:decrease]] [[fr:decrease]] [[io:decrease]] [[it:decrease]] [[hu:decrease]] [[ru:decrease]] [[fi:decrease]] [[sv:decrease]] [[vi:decrease]] [[zh:decrease]] 13728 2006-12-13T00:52:54Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:decrease]] ==Verb== {{verb|decrease|decreases|decreased|decreasing}} {{transitive verb}} & {{intransitive verb}} [[Image:AreaPerCapita_500_BC_to_2050_AD.PNG|thumb|a graph showing a decreasing population]] #If something '''decreases''', it goes down in [[number]] or [[value]]. #:''The Australian dollar has '''decreased''' 3% against the Euro.'' #:''The government has '''decreased''' the amount of money it gives to schools.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''decrease''' happens when the [[number]] or [[value]] of something goes down. #:''There has been a 3% '''decrease''' in the Australian dollar against the Euro.'' #:''Every year we see a larger '''decrease''' in the number of students studying foreign languages.'' ===Antonyms=== *[[increase]] [[ar:decrease]] [[en:decrease]] [[fa:decrease]] [[fr:decrease]] [[io:decrease]] [[it:decrease]] [[hu:decrease]] [[ru:decrease]] [[fi:decrease]] [[sv:decrease]] [[vi:decrease]] [[zh:decrease]] 3098 8054 2006-07-24T14:21:44Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #'''Lunch''' is the [[meal]] that we eat in the middle of the day. #:''Shall we have sandwiches for '''lunch'''?'' #:''"Is it '''lunch''' time yet?" "No, it's only 10:30."'' 9030 2006-08-22T00:20:30Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, id, io, it, ja, ko, pl, sv, ta, vi, zh ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #'''Lunch''' is the [[meal]] that we eat in the middle of the day. #:''Shall we have sandwiches for '''lunch'''?'' #:''"Is it '''lunch''' time yet?" "No, it's only 10:30."'' [[en:lunch]] [[fr:lunch]] [[ko:lunch]] [[io:lunch]] [[id:lunch]] [[it:lunch]] [[hu:lunch]] [[ja:lunch]] [[pl:lunch]] [[fi:lunch]] [[sv:lunch]] [[ta:lunch]] [[vi:lunch]] [[zh:lunch]] 9672 2006-09-10T13:35:34Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: pt ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #'''Lunch''' is the [[meal]] that we eat in the middle of the day. #:''Shall we have sandwiches for '''lunch'''?'' #:''"Is it '''lunch''' time yet?" "No, it's only 10:30."'' [[en:lunch]] [[fr:lunch]] [[ko:lunch]] [[io:lunch]] [[id:lunch]] [[it:lunch]] [[hu:lunch]] [[ja:lunch]] [[pl:lunch]] [[pt:lunch]] [[fi:lunch]] [[sv:lunch]] [[ta:lunch]] [[vi:lunch]] [[zh:lunch]] 11978 2006-11-09T17:20:43Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ru:lunch]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #'''Lunch''' is the [[meal]] that we eat in the middle of the day. #:''Shall we have sandwiches for '''lunch'''?'' #:''"Is it '''lunch''' time yet?" "No, it's only 10:30."'' [[en:lunch]] [[fr:lunch]] [[ko:lunch]] [[io:lunch]] [[id:lunch]] [[it:lunch]] [[hu:lunch]] [[ja:lunch]] [[pl:lunch]] [[pt:lunch]] [[ru:lunch]] [[fi:lunch]] [[sv:lunch]] [[ta:lunch]] [[vi:lunch]] [[zh:lunch]] 3099 8055 2006-07-24T14:29:35Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} Also {{mass noun}} #A '''treatment''' is an action, usually by a doctor, to make somebody healthy.'' #:''He has had '''treatments''' every day since he hurt his neck.'' #:''My sister is undergoing '''treatment''' for breast cancer.'' {{mass noun}} #The '''treatment''' that you give someone or something is the way that you [[act]] toward it. #:''The '''treatment''' that I have received since beginning this job has been terrible. My boss yells at me every day and nobody is friendly at all.'' ===Related words=== *[[treat]] 9199 2006-08-22T05:26:27Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, et, fr, hu, io, it, ta, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} Also {{mass noun}} #A '''treatment''' is an action, usually by a doctor, to make somebody healthy.'' #:''He has had '''treatments''' every day since he hurt his neck.'' #:''My sister is undergoing '''treatment''' for breast cancer.'' {{mass noun}} #The '''treatment''' that you give someone or something is the way that you [[act]] toward it. #:''The '''treatment''' that I have received since beginning this job has been terrible. My boss yells at me every day and nobody is friendly at all.'' ===Related words=== *[[treat]] [[et:treatment]] [[en:treatment]] [[fr:treatment]] [[io:treatment]] [[it:treatment]] [[hu:treatment]] [[ta:treatment]] [[vi:treatment]] [[zh:treatment]] 10259 2006-09-24T14:17:09Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[fi:treatment]], [[hy:treatment]] ==Noun== {{noun}} Also {{mass noun}} #A '''treatment''' is an action, usually by a doctor, to make somebody healthy.'' #:''He has had '''treatments''' every day since he hurt his neck.'' #:''My sister is undergoing '''treatment''' for breast cancer.'' {{mass noun}} #The '''treatment''' that you give someone or something is the way that you [[act]] toward it. #:''The '''treatment''' that I have received since beginning this job has been terrible. My boss yells at me every day and nobody is friendly at all.'' ===Related words=== *[[treat]] [[et:treatment]] [[en:treatment]] [[fr:treatment]] [[hy:treatment]] [[io:treatment]] [[it:treatment]] [[hu:treatment]] [[fi:treatment]] [[ta:treatment]] [[vi:treatment]] [[zh:treatment]] 10816 2006-10-11T13:03:53Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:treatment]] ==Noun== {{noun}} Also {{mass noun}} #A '''treatment''' is an action, usually by a doctor, to make somebody healthy.'' #:''He has had '''treatments''' every day since he hurt his neck.'' #:''My sister is undergoing '''treatment''' for breast cancer.'' {{mass noun}} #The '''treatment''' that you give someone or something is the way that you [[act]] toward it. #:''The '''treatment''' that I have received since beginning this job has been terrible. My boss yells at me every day and nobody is friendly at all.'' ===Related words=== *[[treat]] [[et:treatment]] [[en:treatment]] [[fr:treatment]] [[hy:treatment]] [[io:treatment]] [[it:treatment]] [[kk:treatment]] [[hu:treatment]] [[fi:treatment]] [[ta:treatment]] [[vi:treatment]] [[zh:treatment]] 13589 2006-12-10T23:11:41Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[pl:treatment]] ==Noun== {{noun}} Also {{mass noun}} #A '''treatment''' is an action, usually by a doctor, to make somebody healthy.'' #:''He has had '''treatments''' every day since he hurt his neck.'' #:''My sister is undergoing '''treatment''' for breast cancer.'' {{mass noun}} #The '''treatment''' that you give someone or something is the way that you [[act]] toward it. #:''The '''treatment''' that I have received since beginning this job has been terrible. My boss yells at me every day and nobody is friendly at all.'' ===Related words=== *[[treat]] [[et:treatment]] [[en:treatment]] [[fr:treatment]] [[hy:treatment]] [[io:treatment]] [[it:treatment]] [[kk:treatment]] [[hu:treatment]] [[pl:treatment]] [[fi:treatment]] [[ta:treatment]] [[vi:treatment]] [[zh:treatment]] 3100 8056 2006-07-24T14:39:13Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Almonds_th.jpg|thumb|almonds, a kind of nut]] #A '''nut''' is a kind of [[seed]] that usually grows on trees inside a hard [[shell]] and that people often eat. #:'''''Nuts''' are a good source of protein.'' 9065 2006-08-22T01:15:33Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, io, la, nl, ru, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Almonds_th.jpg|thumb|almonds, a kind of nut]] #A '''nut''' is a kind of [[seed]] that usually grows on trees inside a hard [[shell]] and that people often eat. #:'''''Nuts''' are a good source of protein.'' [[en:nut]] [[fr:nut]] [[io:nut]] [[la:nut]] [[hu:nut]] [[nl:nut]] [[ru:nut]] [[fi:nut]] [[zh:nut]] 9714 2006-09-10T13:59:03Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy, vi ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Almonds_th.jpg|thumb|almonds, a kind of nut]] #A '''nut''' is a kind of [[seed]] that usually grows on trees inside a hard [[shell]] and that people often eat. #:'''''Nuts''' are a good source of protein.'' [[en:nut]] [[fr:nut]] [[hy:nut]] [[io:nut]] [[la:nut]] [[hu:nut]] [[nl:nut]] [[ru:nut]] [[fi:nut]] [[vi:nut]] [[zh:nut]] 10162 2006-09-24T13:39:06Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[fa:nut]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Almonds_th.jpg|thumb|almonds, a kind of nut]] #A '''nut''' is a kind of [[seed]] that usually grows on trees inside a hard [[shell]] and that people often eat. #:'''''Nuts''' are a good source of protein.'' [[en:nut]] [[fa:nut]] [[fr:nut]] [[hy:nut]] [[io:nut]] [[la:nut]] [[hu:nut]] [[nl:nut]] [[ru:nut]] [[fi:nut]] [[vi:nut]] [[zh:nut]] 10771 2006-10-10T20:04:40Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[id:nut]], [[kk:nut]], [[uk:nut]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Almonds_th.jpg|thumb|almonds, a kind of nut]] #A '''nut''' is a kind of [[seed]] that usually grows on trees inside a hard [[shell]] and that people often eat. #:'''''Nuts''' are a good source of protein.'' [[en:nut]] [[fa:nut]] [[fr:nut]] [[hy:nut]] [[io:nut]] [[id:nut]] [[kk:nut]] [[la:nut]] [[hu:nut]] [[nl:nut]] [[ru:nut]] [[fi:nut]] [[vi:nut]] [[uk:nut]] [[zh:nut]] 3101 8057 2006-07-24T14:44:44Z Brett 77 ==Adverb== {{adverb}} #You use '''exactly''' when you want to say that something is 100% true, not just close. #:''The movie will start at '''exactly''' 7:02 PM.'' #:''That is '''exactly''' the same picture that I was thinking of.'' #You used '''exactly''' to show that you agree strongly with something. #:''"We can't stay here. It's too cold." "'''Exactly'''!"'' 8968 2006-08-21T22:22:10Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, it, pt, ru, vi ==Adverb== {{adverb}} #You use '''exactly''' when you want to say that something is 100% true, not just close. #:''The movie will start at '''exactly''' 7:02 PM.'' #:''That is '''exactly''' the same picture that I was thinking of.'' #You used '''exactly''' to show that you agree strongly with something. #:''"We can't stay here. It's too cold." "'''Exactly'''!"'' [[en:exactly]] [[fr:exactly]] [[it:exactly]] [[hu:exactly]] [[pt:exactly]] [[ru:exactly]] [[fi:exactly]] [[vi:exactly]] 9611 2006-09-10T12:33:45Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ta ==Adverb== {{adverb}} #You use '''exactly''' when you want to say that something is 100% true, not just close. #:''The movie will start at '''exactly''' 7:02 PM.'' #:''That is '''exactly''' the same picture that I was thinking of.'' #You used '''exactly''' to show that you agree strongly with something. #:''"We can't stay here. It's too cold." "'''Exactly'''!"'' [[en:exactly]] [[fr:exactly]] [[it:exactly]] [[hu:exactly]] [[pt:exactly]] [[ru:exactly]] [[fi:exactly]] [[ta:exactly]] [[vi:exactly]] 12618 2006-11-25T13:02:05Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ja:exactly]] ==Adverb== {{adverb}} #You use '''exactly''' when you want to say that something is 100% true, not just close. #:''The movie will start at '''exactly''' 7:02 PM.'' #:''That is '''exactly''' the same picture that I was thinking of.'' #You used '''exactly''' to show that you agree strongly with something. #:''"We can't stay here. It's too cold." "'''Exactly'''!"'' [[en:exactly]] [[fr:exactly]] [[it:exactly]] [[hu:exactly]] [[ja:exactly]] [[pt:exactly]] [[ru:exactly]] [[fi:exactly]] [[ta:exactly]] [[vi:exactly]] 3102 8058 2006-07-24T14:51:23Z Brett 77 ==Adjective== {{adjective|cheap|cheaper|cheapest}} #If something is '''cheap''', it [[costs]] very little [[money]]. #:''"I bought this for $37 last week, but today I saw it in the store for only $22." "Wow! That's '''cheap'''."'' #If something is '''cheap''', it is low in quality. #:''I don't like that jacket. It looks too '''cheap'''. Is it plastic?'' 8900 2006-08-21T20:17:33Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, en, fi, fr, gl, hu, hy, io, it, pl, ta, zh ==Adjective== {{adjective|cheap|cheaper|cheapest}} #If something is '''cheap''', it [[costs]] very little [[money]]. #:''"I bought this for $37 last week, but today I saw it in the store for only $22." "Wow! That's '''cheap'''."'' #If something is '''cheap''', it is low in quality. #:''I don't like that jacket. It looks too '''cheap'''. Is it plastic?'' [[de:cheap]] [[en:cheap]] [[fr:cheap]] [[gl:cheap]] [[hy:cheap]] [[io:cheap]] [[it:cheap]] [[hu:cheap]] [[pl:cheap]] [[fi:cheap]] [[ta:cheap]] [[zh:cheap]] 9502 2006-09-10T11:42:05Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Adjective== {{adjective|cheap|cheaper|cheapest}} #If something is '''cheap''', it [[costs]] very little [[money]]. #:''"I bought this for $37 last week, but today I saw it in the store for only $22." "Wow! That's '''cheap'''."'' #If something is '''cheap''', it is low in quality. #:''I don't like that jacket. It looks too '''cheap'''. Is it plastic?'' [[de:cheap]] [[en:cheap]] [[fr:cheap]] [[gl:cheap]] [[hy:cheap]] [[io:cheap]] [[it:cheap]] [[hu:cheap]] [[pl:cheap]] [[fi:cheap]] [[ta:cheap]] [[vi:cheap]] [[zh:cheap]] 9993 2006-09-24T12:31:50Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[pt:cheap]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|cheap|cheaper|cheapest}} #If something is '''cheap''', it [[costs]] very little [[money]]. #:''"I bought this for $37 last week, but today I saw it in the store for only $22." "Wow! That's '''cheap'''."'' #If something is '''cheap''', it is low in quality. #:''I don't like that jacket. It looks too '''cheap'''. Is it plastic?'' [[de:cheap]] [[en:cheap]] [[fr:cheap]] [[gl:cheap]] [[hy:cheap]] [[io:cheap]] [[it:cheap]] [[hu:cheap]] [[pl:cheap]] [[pt:cheap]] [[fi:cheap]] [[ta:cheap]] [[vi:cheap]] [[zh:cheap]] 10542 2006-10-08T20:05:43Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:cheap]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|cheap|cheaper|cheapest}} #If something is '''cheap''', it [[costs]] very little [[money]]. #:''"I bought this for $37 last week, but today I saw it in the store for only $22." "Wow! That's '''cheap'''."'' #If something is '''cheap''', it is low in quality. #:''I don't like that jacket. It looks too '''cheap'''. Is it plastic?'' [[de:cheap]] [[en:cheap]] [[fr:cheap]] [[gl:cheap]] [[hy:cheap]] [[io:cheap]] [[it:cheap]] [[kk:cheap]] [[hu:cheap]] [[pl:cheap]] [[pt:cheap]] [[fi:cheap]] [[ta:cheap]] [[vi:cheap]] [[zh:cheap]] 11900 2006-11-09T16:16:46Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ru:cheap]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|cheap|cheaper|cheapest}} #If something is '''cheap''', it [[costs]] very little [[money]]. #:''"I bought this for $37 last week, but today I saw it in the store for only $22." "Wow! That's '''cheap'''."'' #If something is '''cheap''', it is low in quality. #:''I don't like that jacket. It looks too '''cheap'''. Is it plastic?'' [[de:cheap]] [[en:cheap]] [[fr:cheap]] [[gl:cheap]] [[hy:cheap]] [[io:cheap]] [[it:cheap]] [[kk:cheap]] [[hu:cheap]] [[pl:cheap]] [[pt:cheap]] [[ru:cheap]] [[fi:cheap]] [[ta:cheap]] [[vi:cheap]] [[zh:cheap]] 3103 8059 2006-07-24T15:03:07Z Brett 77 ==Adjective== {{adjective|alike|more alike|most alike}} ''Never used before the noun'' #If some things are '''alike''', they are almost the [[same]] in some way. #:''My mother and I are very much '''alike'''.'' ==Adverb== {{adverb}} #If some things act '''alike''', they act in almost the [[same]] way. #:''All the men in the office dress '''alike'''.'' #You use '''alike''' to show that what you say is true of both groups or individuals. #:''Teachers and students '''alike''' have to work harder to improve this school.'' ===Related words=== *[[similar]] *[[same]] *[[like]] *[[both]] 8825 2006-08-21T17:48:36Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fr, hu, io, pt, vi ==Adjective== {{adjective|alike|more alike|most alike}} ''Never used before the noun'' #If some things are '''alike''', they are almost the [[same]] in some way. #:''My mother and I are very much '''alike'''.'' ==Adverb== {{adverb}} #If some things act '''alike''', they act in almost the [[same]] way. #:''All the men in the office dress '''alike'''.'' #You use '''alike''' to show that what you say is true of both groups or individuals. #:''Teachers and students '''alike''' have to work harder to improve this school.'' ===Related words=== *[[similar]] *[[same]] *[[like]] *[[both]] [[en:alike]] [[fr:alike]] [[io:alike]] [[hu:alike]] [[pt:alike]] [[vi:alike]] 11844 2006-11-09T15:39:48Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[fi:alike]], [[ru:alike]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|alike|more alike|most alike}} ''Never used before the noun'' #If some things are '''alike''', they are almost the [[same]] in some way. #:''My mother and I are very much '''alike'''.'' ==Adverb== {{adverb}} #If some things act '''alike''', they act in almost the [[same]] way. #:''All the men in the office dress '''alike'''.'' #You use '''alike''' to show that what you say is true of both groups or individuals. #:''Teachers and students '''alike''' have to work harder to improve this school.'' ===Related words=== *[[similar]] *[[same]] *[[like]] *[[both]] [[en:alike]] [[fr:alike]] [[io:alike]] [[hu:alike]] [[pt:alike]] [[ru:alike]] [[fi:alike]] [[vi:alike]] 3104 8062 2006-07-24T15:25:12Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Pig_USDA01c0116.jpg|thumb|a small pig]] #A '''pig''' is an [[animal]] that people keep on [[farms]] and eat for food. #:''On this farm, we have over 200 '''pigs''', but no cows or horses.'' #If you call someone a '''pig''' you mean that they eat too much, are not clean, or are not a nice person. #:''My sister is such a '''pig'''. We bought a bag of candies and she ate them all in one day.'' ===Related words=== *[[pork]] *[[ham]] 9115 2006-08-22T02:49:45Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ang, el, en, es, fi, fr, hu, hy, io, it, ja, ka, kk, ko, pl, pt, ru, sr, sv, ta, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Pig_USDA01c0116.jpg|thumb|a small pig]] #A '''pig''' is an [[animal]] that people keep on [[farms]] and eat for food. #:''On this farm, we have over 200 '''pigs''', but no cows or horses.'' #If you call someone a '''pig''' you mean that they eat too much, are not clean, or are not a nice person. #:''My sister is such a '''pig'''. We bought a bag of candies and she ate them all in one day.'' ===Related words=== *[[pork]] *[[ham]] [[ang:pig]] [[el:pig]] [[en:pig]] [[es:pig]] [[fr:pig]] [[ko:pig]] [[hy:pig]] [[io:pig]] [[it:pig]] [[ka:pig]] [[kk:pig]] [[hu:pig]] [[ja:pig]] [[pl:pig]] [[pt:pig]] [[ru:pig]] [[sr:pig]] [[fi:pig]] [[sv:pig]] [[ta:pig]] [[zh:pig]] 9733 2006-09-10T14:08:59Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Pig_USDA01c0116.jpg|thumb|a small pig]] #A '''pig''' is an [[animal]] that people keep on [[farms]] and eat for food. #:''On this farm, we have over 200 '''pigs''', but no cows or horses.'' #If you call someone a '''pig''' you mean that they eat too much, are not clean, or are not a nice person. #:''My sister is such a '''pig'''. We bought a bag of candies and she ate them all in one day.'' ===Related words=== *[[pork]] *[[ham]] [[ang:pig]] [[el:pig]] [[en:pig]] [[es:pig]] [[fr:pig]] [[ko:pig]] [[hy:pig]] [[io:pig]] [[it:pig]] [[ka:pig]] [[kk:pig]] [[hu:pig]] [[ja:pig]] [[pl:pig]] [[pt:pig]] [[ru:pig]] [[sr:pig]] [[fi:pig]] [[sv:pig]] [[ta:pig]] [[vi:pig]] [[zh:pig]] 10188 2006-09-24T13:44:43Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[tr:pig]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Pig_USDA01c0116.jpg|thumb|a small pig]] #A '''pig''' is an [[animal]] that people keep on [[farms]] and eat for food. #:''On this farm, we have over 200 '''pigs''', but no cows or horses.'' #If you call someone a '''pig''' you mean that they eat too much, are not clean, or are not a nice person. #:''My sister is such a '''pig'''. We bought a bag of candies and she ate them all in one day.'' ===Related words=== *[[pork]] *[[ham]] [[ang:pig]] [[el:pig]] [[en:pig]] [[es:pig]] [[fr:pig]] [[ko:pig]] [[hy:pig]] [[io:pig]] [[it:pig]] [[ka:pig]] [[kk:pig]] [[hu:pig]] [[ja:pig]] [[pl:pig]] [[pt:pig]] [[ru:pig]] [[sr:pig]] [[fi:pig]] [[sv:pig]] [[ta:pig]] [[vi:pig]] [[tr:pig]] [[zh:pig]] 10340 2006-10-04T06:55:59Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[uk:pig]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Pig_USDA01c0116.jpg|thumb|a small pig]] #A '''pig''' is an [[animal]] that people keep on [[farms]] and eat for food. #:''On this farm, we have over 200 '''pigs''', but no cows or horses.'' #If you call someone a '''pig''' you mean that they eat too much, are not clean, or are not a nice person. #:''My sister is such a '''pig'''. We bought a bag of candies and she ate them all in one day.'' ===Related words=== *[[pork]] *[[ham]] [[ang:pig]] [[el:pig]] [[en:pig]] [[es:pig]] [[fr:pig]] [[ko:pig]] [[hy:pig]] [[io:pig]] [[it:pig]] [[ka:pig]] [[kk:pig]] [[hu:pig]] [[ja:pig]] [[pl:pig]] [[pt:pig]] [[ru:pig]] [[sr:pig]] [[fi:pig]] [[sv:pig]] [[ta:pig]] [[vi:pig]] [[tr:pig]] [[uk:pig]] [[zh:pig]] 10782 2006-10-10T23:27:44Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[oc:pig]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Pig_USDA01c0116.jpg|thumb|a small pig]] #A '''pig''' is an [[animal]] that people keep on [[farms]] and eat for food. #:''On this farm, we have over 200 '''pigs''', but no cows or horses.'' #If you call someone a '''pig''' you mean that they eat too much, are not clean, or are not a nice person. #:''My sister is such a '''pig'''. We bought a bag of candies and she ate them all in one day.'' ===Related words=== *[[pork]] *[[ham]] [[ang:pig]] [[el:pig]] [[en:pig]] [[es:pig]] [[fr:pig]] [[ko:pig]] [[hy:pig]] [[io:pig]] [[it:pig]] [[ka:pig]] [[kk:pig]] [[hu:pig]] [[ja:pig]] [[oc:pig]] [[pl:pig]] [[pt:pig]] [[ru:pig]] [[sr:pig]] [[fi:pig]] [[sv:pig]] [[ta:pig]] [[vi:pig]] [[tr:pig]] [[uk:pig]] [[zh:pig]] 12463 2006-11-17T00:56:02Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:pig]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Pig_USDA01c0116.jpg|thumb|a small pig]] #A '''pig''' is an [[animal]] that people keep on [[farms]] and eat for food. #:''On this farm, we have over 200 '''pigs''', but no cows or horses.'' #If you call someone a '''pig''' you mean that they eat too much, are not clean, or are not a nice person. #:''My sister is such a '''pig'''. We bought a bag of candies and she ate them all in one day.'' ===Related words=== *[[pork]] *[[ham]] [[ang:pig]] [[el:pig]] [[en:pig]] [[es:pig]] [[fa:pig]] [[fr:pig]] [[ko:pig]] [[hy:pig]] [[io:pig]] [[it:pig]] [[ka:pig]] [[kk:pig]] [[hu:pig]] [[ja:pig]] [[oc:pig]] [[pl:pig]] [[pt:pig]] [[ru:pig]] [[sr:pig]] [[fi:pig]] [[sv:pig]] [[ta:pig]] [[vi:pig]] [[tr:pig]] [[uk:pig]] [[zh:pig]] 3105 8063 2006-07-24T15:30:20Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Green_snake_on_wall_drain.jpg|thumb|a green snake]] #A '''snake''' is a long, thin [[animal]] with no legs. #:''Some '''snakes''' will attack people, but most will try to hide or run away.'' #If you call someone a [[snake]], you mean that they are not honest or that they are not nice. 9150 2006-08-22T03:55:16Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: bg, el, en, es, fi, fr, hu, hy, io, it, ja, kk, ko, la, pl, ru, sr, ta, tr, zh, zh-min-nan ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Green_snake_on_wall_drain.jpg|thumb|a green snake]] #A '''snake''' is a long, thin [[animal]] with no legs. #:''Some '''snakes''' will attack people, but most will try to hide or run away.'' #If you call someone a [[snake]], you mean that they are not honest or that they are not nice. [[bg:snake]] [[zh-min-nan:snake]] [[el:snake]] [[en:snake]] [[es:snake]] [[fr:snake]] [[ko:snake]] [[hy:snake]] [[io:snake]] [[it:snake]] [[kk:snake]] [[la:snake]] [[hu:snake]] [[ja:snake]] [[pl:snake]] [[ru:snake]] [[sr:snake]] [[fi:snake]] [[ta:snake]] [[tr:snake]] [[zh:snake]] 9794 2006-09-10T14:42:50Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Green_snake_on_wall_drain.jpg|thumb|a green snake]] #A '''snake''' is a long, thin [[animal]] with no legs. #:''Some '''snakes''' will attack people, but most will try to hide or run away.'' #If you call someone a [[snake]], you mean that they are not honest or that they are not nice. [[bg:snake]] [[zh-min-nan:snake]] [[el:snake]] [[en:snake]] [[es:snake]] [[fr:snake]] [[ko:snake]] [[hy:snake]] [[io:snake]] [[it:snake]] [[kk:snake]] [[la:snake]] [[hu:snake]] [[ja:snake]] [[pl:snake]] [[ru:snake]] [[sr:snake]] [[fi:snake]] [[ta:snake]] [[vi:snake]] [[tr:snake]] [[zh:snake]] 10558 2006-10-09T00:53:45Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[uk:snake]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Green_snake_on_wall_drain.jpg|thumb|a green snake]] #A '''snake''' is a long, thin [[animal]] with no legs. #:''Some '''snakes''' will attack people, but most will try to hide or run away.'' #If you call someone a [[snake]], you mean that they are not honest or that they are not nice. [[zh-min-nan:snake]] [[bg:snake]] [[el:snake]] [[en:snake]] [[es:snake]] [[fr:snake]] [[ko:snake]] [[hy:snake]] [[io:snake]] [[it:snake]] [[kk:snake]] [[la:snake]] [[hu:snake]] [[ja:snake]] [[pl:snake]] [[ru:snake]] [[sr:snake]] [[fi:snake]] [[ta:snake]] [[vi:snake]] [[tr:snake]] [[uk:snake]] [[zh:snake]] 14181 2006-12-21T12:37:13Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:snake]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Green_snake_on_wall_drain.jpg|thumb|a green snake]] #A '''snake''' is a long, thin [[animal]] with no legs. #:''Some '''snakes''' will attack people, but most will try to hide or run away.'' #If you call someone a [[snake]], you mean that they are not honest or that they are not nice. [[zh-min-nan:snake]] [[bg:snake]] [[el:snake]] [[en:snake]] [[es:snake]] [[fa:snake]] [[fr:snake]] [[ko:snake]] [[hy:snake]] [[io:snake]] [[it:snake]] [[kk:snake]] [[la:snake]] [[hu:snake]] [[ja:snake]] [[pl:snake]] [[ru:snake]] [[sr:snake]] [[fi:snake]] [[ta:snake]] [[vi:snake]] [[tr:snake]] [[uk:snake]] [[zh:snake]] 3106 8064 2006-07-24T19:07:53Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{mass noun}} [[Image:Bowl_of_chicken_soup.jpg|thumb|a bowl of soup]] #'''Soup''' is a food usually made by [[boil]]ing meat and vegetables in water to give the water [[flavour]]. #:''Would you like '''soup''' or a salad before your meal?'' 9177 2006-08-22T04:46:53Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fa, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, ko, pl, zh ==Noun== {{mass noun}} [[Image:Bowl_of_chicken_soup.jpg|thumb|a bowl of soup]] #'''Soup''' is a food usually made by [[boil]]ing meat and vegetables in water to give the water [[flavour]]. #:''Would you like '''soup''' or a salad before your meal?'' [[en:soup]] [[fa:soup]] [[fr:soup]] [[ko:soup]] [[io:soup]] [[it:soup]] [[hu:soup]] [[ja:soup]] [[pl:soup]] [[fi:soup]] [[zh:soup]] 9790 2006-09-10T14:42:09Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Noun== {{mass noun}} [[Image:Bowl_of_chicken_soup.jpg|thumb|a bowl of soup]] #'''Soup''' is a food usually made by [[boil]]ing meat and vegetables in water to give the water [[flavour]]. #:''Would you like '''soup''' or a salad before your meal?'' [[en:soup]] [[fa:soup]] [[fr:soup]] [[ko:soup]] [[io:soup]] [[it:soup]] [[hu:soup]] [[ja:soup]] [[pl:soup]] [[fi:soup]] [[vi:soup]] [[zh:soup]] 12012 2006-11-09T17:53:55Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[el:soup]], [[ta:soup]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} [[Image:Bowl_of_chicken_soup.jpg|thumb|a bowl of soup]] #'''Soup''' is a food usually made by [[boil]]ing meat and vegetables in water to give the water [[flavour]]. #:''Would you like '''soup''' or a salad before your meal?'' [[el:soup]] [[en:soup]] [[fa:soup]] [[fr:soup]] [[ko:soup]] [[io:soup]] [[it:soup]] [[hu:soup]] [[ja:soup]] [[pl:soup]] [[fi:soup]] [[ta:soup]] [[vi:soup]] [[zh:soup]] 3107 8065 2006-07-24T19:11:31Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{mass noun}} [[Image:Milk_clouds_in_tea.jpeg|thumb|a cup of tea]] [[Image:Tea_bags.jpg|thumb|tea bags]] [[Image:Malaysia-tea_plantation.jpg|thumb|tea plants]] #'''Tea''' is a light brown or green drink that is very popular around the world. #:''Would you like coffee or '''tea'''?'' 9167 2006-08-22T04:32:53Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, de, en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, pl, sr, ta, zh ==Noun== {{mass noun}} [[Image:Milk_clouds_in_tea.jpeg|thumb|a cup of tea]] [[Image:Tea_bags.jpg|thumb|tea bags]] [[Image:Malaysia-tea_plantation.jpg|thumb|tea plants]] #'''Tea''' is a light brown or green drink that is very popular around the world. #:''Would you like coffee or '''tea'''?'' [[ar:tea]] [[de:tea]] [[en:tea]] [[fr:tea]] [[io:tea]] [[it:tea]] [[hu:tea]] [[ja:tea]] [[pl:tea]] [[sr:tea]] [[fi:tea]] [[ta:tea]] [[zh:tea]] 9783 2006-09-10T14:40:59Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: el ==Noun== {{mass noun}} [[Image:Milk_clouds_in_tea.jpeg|thumb|a cup of tea]] [[Image:Tea_bags.jpg|thumb|tea bags]] [[Image:Malaysia-tea_plantation.jpg|thumb|tea plants]] #'''Tea''' is a light brown or green drink that is very popular around the world. #:''Would you like coffee or '''tea'''?'' [[ar:tea]] [[de:tea]] [[el:tea]] [[en:tea]] [[fr:tea]] [[io:tea]] [[it:tea]] [[hu:tea]] [[ja:tea]] [[pl:tea]] [[sr:tea]] [[fi:tea]] [[ta:tea]] [[zh:tea]] 10236 2006-09-24T14:12:02Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[hy:tea]], [[tr:tea]], [[zh-min-nan:tea]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} [[Image:Milk_clouds_in_tea.jpeg|thumb|a cup of tea]] [[Image:Tea_bags.jpg|thumb|tea bags]] [[Image:Malaysia-tea_plantation.jpg|thumb|tea plants]] #'''Tea''' is a light brown or green drink that is very popular around the world. #:''Would you like coffee or '''tea'''?'' [[ar:tea]] [[zh-min-nan:tea]] [[de:tea]] [[el:tea]] [[en:tea]] [[fr:tea]] [[hy:tea]] [[io:tea]] [[it:tea]] [[hu:tea]] [[ja:tea]] [[pl:tea]] [[sr:tea]] [[fi:tea]] [[ta:tea]] [[tr:tea]] [[zh:tea]] 10560 2006-10-09T01:28:21Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[vi:tea]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} [[Image:Milk_clouds_in_tea.jpeg|thumb|a cup of tea]] [[Image:Tea_bags.jpg|thumb|tea bags]] [[Image:Malaysia-tea_plantation.jpg|thumb|tea plants]] #'''Tea''' is a light brown or green drink that is very popular around the world. #:''Would you like coffee or '''tea'''?'' [[ar:tea]] [[zh-min-nan:tea]] [[de:tea]] [[el:tea]] [[en:tea]] [[fr:tea]] [[hy:tea]] [[io:tea]] [[it:tea]] [[hu:tea]] [[ja:tea]] [[pl:tea]] [[sr:tea]] [[fi:tea]] [[ta:tea]] [[vi:tea]] [[tr:tea]] [[zh:tea]] 11012 2006-10-14T07:07:25Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:tea]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} [[Image:Milk_clouds_in_tea.jpeg|thumb|a cup of tea]] [[Image:Tea_bags.jpg|thumb|tea bags]] [[Image:Malaysia-tea_plantation.jpg|thumb|tea plants]] #'''Tea''' is a light brown or green drink that is very popular around the world. #:''Would you like coffee or '''tea'''?'' [[ar:tea]] [[zh-min-nan:tea]] [[de:tea]] [[el:tea]] [[en:tea]] [[fr:tea]] [[hy:tea]] [[io:tea]] [[it:tea]] [[kk:tea]] [[hu:tea]] [[ja:tea]] [[pl:tea]] [[sr:tea]] [[fi:tea]] [[ta:tea]] [[vi:tea]] [[tr:tea]] [[zh:tea]] 11196 2006-10-17T19:52:38Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:tea]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} [[Image:Milk_clouds_in_tea.jpeg|thumb|a cup of tea]] [[Image:Tea_bags.jpg|thumb|tea bags]] [[Image:Malaysia-tea_plantation.jpg|thumb|tea plants]] #'''Tea''' is a light brown or green drink that is very popular around the world. #:''Would you like coffee or '''tea'''?'' [[ar:tea]] [[zh-min-nan:tea]] [[de:tea]] [[el:tea]] [[en:tea]] [[fr:tea]] [[hy:tea]] [[io:tea]] [[it:tea]] [[kk:tea]] [[hu:tea]] [[ja:tea]] [[pl:tea]] [[ru:tea]] [[sr:tea]] [[fi:tea]] [[ta:tea]] [[vi:tea]] [[tr:tea]] [[zh:tea]] 12040 2006-11-09T18:07:13Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[es:tea]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} [[Image:Milk_clouds_in_tea.jpeg|thumb|a cup of tea]] [[Image:Tea_bags.jpg|thumb|tea bags]] [[Image:Malaysia-tea_plantation.jpg|thumb|tea plants]] #'''Tea''' is a light brown or green drink that is very popular around the world. #:''Would you like coffee or '''tea'''?'' [[ar:tea]] [[zh-min-nan:tea]] [[de:tea]] [[el:tea]] [[en:tea]] [[es:tea]] [[fr:tea]] [[hy:tea]] [[io:tea]] [[it:tea]] [[kk:tea]] [[hu:tea]] [[ja:tea]] [[pl:tea]] [[ru:tea]] [[sr:tea]] [[fi:tea]] [[ta:tea]] [[vi:tea]] [[tr:tea]] [[zh:tea]] 14188 2006-12-21T14:40:33Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[uk:tea]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} [[Image:Milk_clouds_in_tea.jpeg|thumb|a cup of tea]] [[Image:Tea_bags.jpg|thumb|tea bags]] [[Image:Malaysia-tea_plantation.jpg|thumb|tea plants]] #'''Tea''' is a light brown or green drink that is very popular around the world. #:''Would you like coffee or '''tea'''?'' [[ar:tea]] [[zh-min-nan:tea]] [[de:tea]] [[el:tea]] [[en:tea]] [[es:tea]] [[fr:tea]] [[hy:tea]] [[io:tea]] [[it:tea]] [[kk:tea]] [[hu:tea]] [[ja:tea]] [[pl:tea]] [[ru:tea]] [[sr:tea]] [[fi:tea]] [[ta:tea]] [[vi:tea]] [[tr:tea]] [[uk:tea]] [[zh:tea]] 3108 8067 2006-07-24T19:15:23Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #'''Breakfast''' is the first [[meal]] that we eat in the morning. #:''I'm late for school. I don't have time for '''breakfast''' today.'' #:''"What time do you usually eat breakfast?" "Oh, I don't know, usually about 6:30."'' 8858 2006-08-21T18:41:23Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, en, fa, fi, gl, hu, io, it, ja, pl, pt, ru, sv, ta, vi ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #'''Breakfast''' is the first [[meal]] that we eat in the morning. #:''I'm late for school. I don't have time for '''breakfast''' today.'' #:''"What time do you usually eat breakfast?" "Oh, I don't know, usually about 6:30."'' [[ar:breakfast]] [[en:breakfast]] [[fa:breakfast]] [[gl:breakfast]] [[io:breakfast]] [[it:breakfast]] [[hu:breakfast]] [[ja:breakfast]] [[pl:breakfast]] [[pt:breakfast]] [[ru:breakfast]] [[fi:breakfast]] [[sv:breakfast]] [[ta:breakfast]] [[vi:breakfast]] 9251 2006-08-23T11:32:44Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: fr ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #'''Breakfast''' is the first [[meal]] that we eat in the morning. #:''I'm late for school. I don't have time for '''breakfast''' today.'' #:''"What time do you usually eat breakfast?" "Oh, I don't know, usually about 6:30."'' [[ar:breakfast]] [[en:breakfast]] [[fa:breakfast]] [[fr:breakfast]] [[gl:breakfast]] [[io:breakfast]] [[it:breakfast]] [[hu:breakfast]] [[ja:breakfast]] [[pl:breakfast]] [[pt:breakfast]] [[ru:breakfast]] [[fi:breakfast]] [[sv:breakfast]] [[ta:breakfast]] [[vi:breakfast]] 9477 2006-09-10T11:27:46Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #'''Breakfast''' is the first [[meal]] that we eat in the morning. #:''I'm late for school. I don't have time for '''breakfast''' today.'' #:''"What time do you usually eat breakfast?" "Oh, I don't know, usually about 6:30."'' [[ar:breakfast]] [[en:breakfast]] [[fa:breakfast]] [[fr:breakfast]] [[gl:breakfast]] [[hy:breakfast]] [[io:breakfast]] [[it:breakfast]] [[hu:breakfast]] [[ja:breakfast]] [[pl:breakfast]] [[pt:breakfast]] [[ru:breakfast]] [[fi:breakfast]] [[sv:breakfast]] [[ta:breakfast]] [[vi:breakfast]] 13913 2006-12-19T22:38:27Z Brett 77 formatting ==Noun== {{noun}} # ({{countable}} & {{mass noun}}) '''Breakfast''' is the first [[meal]] that we eat in the morning. #:''I'm late for school. I don't have time for '''breakfast''' today.'' #:''"What time do you usually eat breakfast?" "Oh, I don't know, usually about 6:30."'' [[ar:breakfast]] [[en:breakfast]] [[fa:breakfast]] [[fr:breakfast]] [[gl:breakfast]] [[hy:breakfast]] [[io:breakfast]] [[it:breakfast]] [[hu:breakfast]] [[ja:breakfast]] [[pl:breakfast]] [[pt:breakfast]] [[ru:breakfast]] [[fi:breakfast]] [[sv:breakfast]] [[ta:breakfast]] [[vi:breakfast]] 13914 2006-12-19T22:38:43Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} # ({{countable}} & {{mass noun}}) '''Breakfast''' is the first [[meal]] that we eat in the morning. #:''I'm late for school. I don't have time for '''breakfast''' today.'' #:''"What time do you usually eat '''breakfast'''?" "Oh, I don't know, usually about 6:30."'' [[ar:breakfast]] [[en:breakfast]] [[fa:breakfast]] [[fr:breakfast]] [[gl:breakfast]] [[hy:breakfast]] [[io:breakfast]] [[it:breakfast]] [[hu:breakfast]] [[ja:breakfast]] [[pl:breakfast]] [[pt:breakfast]] [[ru:breakfast]] [[fi:breakfast]] [[sv:breakfast]] [[ta:breakfast]] [[vi:breakfast]] 3109 8068 2006-07-24T19:22:34Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} #An '''item''' is a [[particular]] thing that is [[separate]] from other things. #:''The first '''item''' to discuss at today's meeting is the noise from the new road.'' #:''There are a number of '''items''' here that belonged to your father.'' 9048 2006-08-22T00:42:10Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, it, ko, pt, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} #An '''item''' is a [[particular]] thing that is [[separate]] from other things. #:''The first '''item''' to discuss at today's meeting is the noise from the new road.'' #:''There are a number of '''items''' here that belonged to your father.'' [[en:item]] [[fr:item]] [[ko:item]] [[it:item]] [[pt:item]] [[fi:item]] [[zh:item]] 9657 2006-09-10T13:19:48Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: io, vi ==Noun== {{noun}} #An '''item''' is a [[particular]] thing that is [[separate]] from other things. #:''The first '''item''' to discuss at today's meeting is the noise from the new road.'' #:''There are a number of '''items''' here that belonged to your father.'' [[en:item]] [[fr:item]] [[ko:item]] [[io:item]] [[it:item]] [[pt:item]] [[fi:item]] [[vi:item]] [[zh:item]] 11386 2006-10-20T00:23:24Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:item]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #An '''item''' is a [[particular]] thing that is [[separate]] from other things. #:''The first '''item''' to discuss at today's meeting is the noise from the new road.'' #:''There are a number of '''items''' here that belonged to your father.'' [[en:item]] [[fr:item]] [[ko:item]] [[io:item]] [[it:item]] [[pt:item]] [[ru:item]] [[fi:item]] [[vi:item]] [[zh:item]] 12403 2006-11-16T12:35:21Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} #An '''item''' is a [[particular]] thing that is [[separate]] from other things. #:''The first '''item''' to discuss at today's meeting is the noise from the new road.'' #:''There are a number of '''items''' here that belonged to your father.'' [[en:item]] [[fr:item]] [[ko:item]] [[io:item]] [[it:item]] [[pt:item]] [[ru:item]] [[fi:item]] [[vi:item]] [[zh:item]] 14165 2006-12-21T09:51:42Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[tr:item]] {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} #An '''item''' is a [[particular]] thing that is [[separate]] from other things. #:''The first '''item''' to discuss at today's meeting is the noise from the new road.'' #:''There are a number of '''items''' here that belonged to your father.'' [[en:item]] [[fr:item]] [[ko:item]] [[io:item]] [[it:item]] [[pt:item]] [[ru:item]] [[fi:item]] [[vi:item]] [[tr:item]] [[zh:item]] 3110 8069 2006-07-24T19:28:41Z Brett 77 ==Expression== #You say, '''for instance''' when you plan to give an example of something. #:''When the United States doesn't like what a country is doing, it sends in its army. '''For instance''', Vietnam was a problem, America started a war.'' ==Related words== *[[instance]] *[[for example]] 8956 2006-08-21T22:02:10Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: fr, it ==Expression== #You say, '''for instance''' when you plan to give an example of something. #:''When the United States doesn't like what a country is doing, it sends in its army. '''For instance''', Vietnam was a problem, America started a war.'' ==Related words== *[[instance]] *[[for example]] [[fr:for instance]] [[it:for instance]] 13145 2006-12-01T20:11:37Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[en:for instance]] ==Expression== #You say, '''for instance''' when you plan to give an example of something. #:''When the United States doesn't like what a country is doing, it sends in its army. '''For instance''', Vietnam was a problem, America started a war.'' ==Related words== *[[instance]] *[[for example]] [[en:for instance]] [[fr:for instance]] [[it:for instance]] 13690 2006-12-12T13:44:32Z Brett 77 wikify ==Expression== #You say, '''for instance''' when you plan to give an [[example]] of something. #:''When the United States doesn't like what a country is doing, it sends in its army. '''For instance''', Vietnam was a problem, America started a war.'' ==Related words== *[[instance]] *[[for example]] [[en:for instance]] [[fr:for instance]] [[it:for instance]] 13691 2006-12-12T13:45:01Z Brett 77 + AWL template {{AWL}} ==Expression== #You say, '''for instance''' when you plan to give an [[example]] of something. #:''When the United States doesn't like what a country is doing, it sends in its army. '''For instance''', Vietnam was a problem, America started a war.'' ==Related words== *[[instance]] *[[for example]] [[en:for instance]] [[fr:for instance]] [[it:for instance]] 3111 8070 2006-07-24T19:45:17Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} #An '''element''' is one part of something bigger, such as a [[plan]], an [[engine]], or a [[business]]. #:''He's the best salesman on our team, but he's only one '''element''' in our success.'' 8073 2006-07-24T20:01:05Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ ==Noun== {{noun}} #An '''element''' is one part of something bigger, such as a [[plan]], an [[engine]], or a [[business]]. #:''He's the best salesman on our team, but he's only one '''element''' in our success.'' #In [[chemistry]], an '''element''' is one basic kind of [[substance]], such as [[iron]] (Fe) [[oxygen]] (O) or [[sodium]] (Na). #:''Water is made up of two '''elements''': Hydrogen and Oxygen.'' 8937 2006-08-21T21:24:10Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, la, nl, pl, sv, ta, tr, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} #An '''element''' is one part of something bigger, such as a [[plan]], an [[engine]], or a [[business]]. #:''He's the best salesman on our team, but he's only one '''element''' in our success.'' #In [[chemistry]], an '''element''' is one basic kind of [[substance]], such as [[iron]] (Fe) [[oxygen]] (O) or [[sodium]] (Na). #:''Water is made up of two '''elements''': Hydrogen and Oxygen.'' [[en:element]] [[fr:element]] [[io:element]] [[it:element]] [[la:element]] [[hu:element]] [[nl:element]] [[pl:element]] [[fi:element]] [[sv:element]] [[ta:element]] [[vi:element]] [[tr:element]] [[zh:element]] 10055 2006-09-24T12:55:03Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ar:element]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #An '''element''' is one part of something bigger, such as a [[plan]], an [[engine]], or a [[business]]. #:''He's the best salesman on our team, but he's only one '''element''' in our success.'' #In [[chemistry]], an '''element''' is one basic kind of [[substance]], such as [[iron]] (Fe) [[oxygen]] (O) or [[sodium]] (Na). #:''Water is made up of two '''elements''': Hydrogen and Oxygen.'' [[ar:element]] [[en:element]] [[fr:element]] [[io:element]] [[it:element]] [[la:element]] [[hu:element]] [[nl:element]] [[pl:element]] [[fi:element]] [[sv:element]] [[ta:element]] [[vi:element]] [[tr:element]] [[zh:element]] 11136 2006-10-16T21:00:48Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:element]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #An '''element''' is one part of something bigger, such as a [[plan]], an [[engine]], or a [[business]]. #:''He's the best salesman on our team, but he's only one '''element''' in our success.'' #In [[chemistry]], an '''element''' is one basic kind of [[substance]], such as [[iron]] (Fe) [[oxygen]] (O) or [[sodium]] (Na). #:''Water is made up of two '''elements''': Hydrogen and Oxygen.'' [[ar:element]] [[en:element]] [[fr:element]] [[io:element]] [[it:element]] [[kk:element]] [[la:element]] [[hu:element]] [[nl:element]] [[pl:element]] [[fi:element]] [[sv:element]] [[ta:element]] [[vi:element]] [[tr:element]] [[zh:element]] 11932 2006-11-09T16:36:27Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[de:element]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #An '''element''' is one part of something bigger, such as a [[plan]], an [[engine]], or a [[business]]. #:''He's the best salesman on our team, but he's only one '''element''' in our success.'' #In [[chemistry]], an '''element''' is one basic kind of [[substance]], such as [[iron]] (Fe) [[oxygen]] (O) or [[sodium]] (Na). #:''Water is made up of two '''elements''': Hydrogen and Oxygen.'' [[ar:element]] [[de:element]] [[en:element]] [[fr:element]] [[io:element]] [[it:element]] [[kk:element]] [[la:element]] [[hu:element]] [[nl:element]] [[pl:element]] [[fi:element]] [[sv:element]] [[ta:element]] [[vi:element]] [[tr:element]] [[zh:element]] 12186 2006-11-11T14:10:55Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:element]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #An '''element''' is one part of something bigger, such as a [[plan]], an [[engine]], or a [[business]]. #:''He's the best salesman on our team, but he's only one '''element''' in our success.'' #In [[chemistry]], an '''element''' is one basic kind of [[substance]], such as [[iron]] (Fe) [[oxygen]] (O) or [[sodium]] (Na). #:''Water is made up of two '''elements''': Hydrogen and Oxygen.'' [[ar:element]] [[de:element]] [[en:element]] [[fa:element]] [[fr:element]] [[io:element]] [[it:element]] [[kk:element]] [[la:element]] [[hu:element]] [[nl:element]] [[pl:element]] [[fi:element]] [[sv:element]] [[ta:element]] [[vi:element]] [[tr:element]] [[zh:element]] 12387 2006-11-16T12:32:06Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} #An '''element''' is one part of something bigger, such as a [[plan]], an [[engine]], or a [[business]]. #:''He's the best salesman on our team, but he's only one '''element''' in our success.'' #In [[chemistry]], an '''element''' is one basic kind of [[substance]], such as [[iron]] (Fe) [[oxygen]] (O) or [[sodium]] (Na). #:''Water is made up of two '''elements''': Hydrogen and Oxygen.'' [[ar:element]] [[de:element]] [[en:element]] [[fa:element]] [[fr:element]] [[io:element]] [[it:element]] [[kk:element]] [[la:element]] [[hu:element]] [[nl:element]] [[pl:element]] [[fi:element]] [[sv:element]] [[ta:element]] [[vi:element]] [[tr:element]] [[zh:element]] 3112 8071 2006-07-24T19:50:40Z Brett 77 ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} #If two ore more things are '''identical''', they are [[exactly]] the [[same]]. #:''The teachers teach from '''identical''' textbooks, but the ways they teach are quite different.'' ===Related words=== *[[similar]] *[[alike]] *[[same]] 9005 2006-08-21T23:26:12Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fr, io, it, zh ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} #If two ore more things are '''identical''', they are [[exactly]] the [[same]]. #:''The teachers teach from '''identical''' textbooks, but the ways they teach are quite different.'' ===Related words=== *[[similar]] *[[alike]] *[[same]] [[en:identical]] [[fr:identical]] [[io:identical]] [[it:identical]] [[zh:identical]] 9893 2006-09-24T11:34:14Z Tangobot 116 Robot: Automated text replacement (-{{adjective2}} +{{adjective}}) ==Adjective== {{adjective}} #If two ore more things are '''identical''', they are [[exactly]] the [[same]]. #:''The teachers teach from '''identical''' textbooks, but the ways they teach are quite different.'' ===Related words=== *[[similar]] *[[alike]] *[[same]] [[en:identical]] [[fr:identical]] [[io:identical]] [[it:identical]] [[zh:identical]] 10085 2006-09-24T13:07:56Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[vi:identical]] ==Adjective== {{adjective}} #If two ore more things are '''identical''', they are [[exactly]] the [[same]]. #:''The teachers teach from '''identical''' textbooks, but the ways they teach are quite different.'' ===Related words=== *[[similar]] *[[alike]] *[[same]] [[en:identical]] [[fr:identical]] [[io:identical]] [[it:identical]] [[vi:identical]] [[zh:identical]] 12474 2006-11-17T02:02:10Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Adjective== {{adjective}} #If two ore more things are '''identical''', they are [[exactly]] the [[same]]. #:''The teachers teach from '''identical''' textbooks, but the ways they teach are quite different.'' ===Related words=== *[[similar]] *[[alike]] *[[same]] [[en:identical]] [[fr:identical]] [[io:identical]] [[it:identical]] [[vi:identical]] [[zh:identical]] 3113 8072 2006-07-24T19:55:43Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''category''' is a [[group]] of people or things that are the same in some way. #:''The music business tries to put music into various '''categories''', such as rock, pop, jazz, etc.'' ===Related words=== *[[categorize]] 8849 2006-08-21T18:32:43Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, io, it, ko, pt, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''category''' is a [[group]] of people or things that are the same in some way. #:''The music business tries to put music into various '''categories''', such as rock, pop, jazz, etc.'' ===Related words=== *[[categorize]] [[en:category]] [[fr:category]] [[ko:category]] [[io:category]] [[it:category]] [[pt:category]] [[fi:category]] [[vi:category]] [[zh:category]] 11904 2006-11-09T16:17:26Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ru:category]], [[sv:category]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''category''' is a [[group]] of people or things that are the same in some way. #:''The music business tries to put music into various '''categories''', such as rock, pop, jazz, etc.'' ===Related words=== *[[categorize]] [[en:category]] [[fr:category]] [[ko:category]] [[io:category]] [[it:category]] [[pt:category]] [[ru:category]] [[fi:category]] [[sv:category]] [[vi:category]] [[zh:category]] 12434 2006-11-16T13:09:32Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''category''' is a [[group]] of people or things that are the same in some way. #:''The music business tries to put music into various '''categories''', such as rock, pop, jazz, etc.'' ===Related words=== *[[categorize]] [[en:category]] [[fr:category]] [[ko:category]] [[io:category]] [[it:category]] [[pt:category]] [[ru:category]] [[fi:category]] [[sv:category]] [[vi:category]] [[zh:category]] 12442 2006-11-16T22:44:36Z Brett 77 fix plural {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun|category|categories}} #A '''category''' is a [[group]] of people or things that are the same in some way. #:''The music business tries to put music into various '''categories''', such as rock, pop, jazz, etc.'' ===Related words=== *[[categorize]] [[en:category]] [[fr:category]] [[ko:category]] [[io:category]] [[it:category]] [[pt:category]] [[ru:category]] [[fi:category]] [[sv:category]] [[vi:category]] [[zh:category]] 14042 2006-12-20T20:20:51Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[tr:category]] {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun|category|categories}} #A '''category''' is a [[group]] of people or things that are the same in some way. #:''The music business tries to put music into various '''categories''', such as rock, pop, jazz, etc.'' ===Related words=== *[[categorize]] [[en:category]] [[fr:category]] [[ko:category]] [[io:category]] [[it:category]] [[pt:category]] [[ru:category]] [[fi:category]] [[sv:category]] [[vi:category]] [[tr:category]] [[zh:category]] 3114 8074 2006-07-24T20:16:58Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} Also {{mass noun}} [[Image:Struct-trisperfluorophenyborane.png|thumb|a diagram of a chemical]] #A '''chemical''' is a basic [[substance]] that is used in or produced by mixing [[element]]s or other [[chemical]]s. #:''When you burn plastics, you put dangerous [[chemicals]] into the air.'' ==Adjective== #A '''chemical''' [[reaction]], [[process]], [[industry]], etc. is one which is related to chemicals. #:''The '''chemical''' industry in China is producing more and more useful paints, glues, and other products.'' 8898 2006-08-21T20:12:51Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, el, en, fi, fr, gl, hu, hy, io, it, pl, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} Also {{mass noun}} [[Image:Struct-trisperfluorophenyborane.png|thumb|a diagram of a chemical]] #A '''chemical''' is a basic [[substance]] that is used in or produced by mixing [[element]]s or other [[chemical]]s. #:''When you burn plastics, you put dangerous [[chemicals]] into the air.'' ==Adjective== #A '''chemical''' [[reaction]], [[process]], [[industry]], etc. is one which is related to chemicals. #:''The '''chemical''' industry in China is producing more and more useful paints, glues, and other products.'' [[ar:chemical]] [[el:chemical]] [[en:chemical]] [[fr:chemical]] [[gl:chemical]] [[hy:chemical]] [[io:chemical]] [[it:chemical]] [[hu:chemical]] [[pl:chemical]] [[fi:chemical]] [[vi:chemical]] [[zh:chemical]] 10546 2006-10-08T20:49:15Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:chemical]], [[ta:chemical]] ==Noun== {{noun}} Also {{mass noun}} [[Image:Struct-trisperfluorophenyborane.png|thumb|a diagram of a chemical]] #A '''chemical''' is a basic [[substance]] that is used in or produced by mixing [[element]]s or other [[chemical]]s. #:''When you burn plastics, you put dangerous [[chemicals]] into the air.'' ==Adjective== #A '''chemical''' [[reaction]], [[process]], [[industry]], etc. is one which is related to chemicals. #:''The '''chemical''' industry in China is producing more and more useful paints, glues, and other products.'' [[ar:chemical]] [[el:chemical]] [[en:chemical]] [[fr:chemical]] [[gl:chemical]] [[hy:chemical]] [[io:chemical]] [[it:chemical]] [[kk:chemical]] [[hu:chemical]] [[pl:chemical]] [[fi:chemical]] [[ta:chemical]] [[vi:chemical]] [[zh:chemical]] 11066 2006-10-14T21:56:19Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:chemical]] ==Noun== {{noun}} Also {{mass noun}} [[Image:Struct-trisperfluorophenyborane.png|thumb|a diagram of a chemical]] #A '''chemical''' is a basic [[substance]] that is used in or produced by mixing [[element]]s or other [[chemical]]s. #:''When you burn plastics, you put dangerous [[chemicals]] into the air.'' ==Adjective== #A '''chemical''' [[reaction]], [[process]], [[industry]], etc. is one which is related to chemicals. #:''The '''chemical''' industry in China is producing more and more useful paints, glues, and other products.'' [[ar:chemical]] [[el:chemical]] [[en:chemical]] [[fr:chemical]] [[gl:chemical]] [[hy:chemical]] [[io:chemical]] [[it:chemical]] [[kk:chemical]] [[hu:chemical]] [[pl:chemical]] [[ru:chemical]] [[fi:chemical]] [[ta:chemical]] [[vi:chemical]] [[zh:chemical]] 12472 2006-11-17T02:01:58Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} Also {{mass noun}} [[Image:Struct-trisperfluorophenyborane.png|thumb|a diagram of a chemical]] #A '''chemical''' is a basic [[substance]] that is used in or produced by mixing [[element]]s or other [[chemical]]s. #:''When you burn plastics, you put dangerous [[chemicals]] into the air.'' ==Adjective== #A '''chemical''' [[reaction]], [[process]], [[industry]], etc. is one which is related to chemicals. #:''The '''chemical''' industry in China is producing more and more useful paints, glues, and other products.'' [[ar:chemical]] [[el:chemical]] [[en:chemical]] [[fr:chemical]] [[gl:chemical]] [[hy:chemical]] [[io:chemical]] [[it:chemical]] [[kk:chemical]] [[hu:chemical]] [[pl:chemical]] [[ru:chemical]] [[fi:chemical]] [[ta:chemical]] [[vi:chemical]] [[zh:chemical]] 3115 8075 2006-07-24T20:19:24Z Brett 77 ==Format== The previous template for adverb repeated, verbatim, the section heading and the article name. I can think of no situation in which these would be different. Consequently, I removed the redundant information. I left the category link in because removing it would require someone to insert it into all existing adverb sections and it may be useful for future changes. 9871 2006-09-24T11:13:26Z Tangotango 94 Redundant ==Format== The previous template for adverb repeated, verbatim, the section heading and the article name. I can think of no situation in which these would be different. Consequently, I removed the redundant information. I left the category link in because removing it would require someone to insert it into all existing adverb sections and it may be useful for future changes. == Redundant == The {{tl|adjective}} template now supports taking 1, 2 or 3 parameters. If only 1 parameter is given (i.e., there is no comparative or superlative), {{tl|adjective}} will display "none" for the two and put the word into [[:Category:Non-comparable adjectives]] automaticaly. Therefore, this {{tl|adjective2}} template is now largely defunct. - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 11:13, 24 September 2006 (UTC) 3116 8077 2006-07-25T02:03:21Z Brett 77 *Name: Brett Reynolds *Education: M.Ed. in Curriculum, and technology in education, specialization in Teaching English as a Second or Other Language (TESOL). *Current position: Professor of English for Academic Purposes at [http://www.humber.ca Humber College] 8195 2006-07-29T02:12:21Z Brett 77 *Name: Brett Reynolds *Education: M.Ed. in Curriculum, and technology in education, specialization in Teaching English as a Second or Other Language (TESOL). *Current position: Professor of English for Academic Purposes at [http://www.humber.ca Humber College] *Blog: [http://english-jack.blogspot.com/ English, Jack] 8765 2006-08-19T18:51:19Z Brett 77 *Name: Brett Reynolds *Education: M.Ed. in Teaching English as a Second or Other Language (TESOL). *Current position: Professor of English for Academic Purposes at [http://www.humber.ca Humber College] *Blog: [http://english-jack.blogspot.com/ English, Jack] 3118 8095 2006-07-26T15:07:09Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''topic''' is a general [[idea]] that someone is speaking (reading, thinking, etc.) about at a specific time. #:''We were talking about my poblems. Don't change the '''topic'''.'' #:''Our library has books on a wide range of '''topics'''.'' #:''When you're writing for school, it's important to stay on '''topic''', and not start talking about other things.'' 9209 2006-08-22T05:40:08Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, pl, sr, vi, zh-min-nan ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''topic''' is a general [[idea]] that someone is speaking (reading, thinking, etc.) about at a specific time. #:''We were talking about my poblems. Don't change the '''topic'''.'' #:''Our library has books on a wide range of '''topics'''.'' #:''When you're writing for school, it's important to stay on '''topic''', and not start talking about other things.'' [[zh-min-nan:topic]] [[en:topic]] [[fr:topic]] [[io:topic]] [[it:topic]] [[hu:topic]] [[pl:topic]] [[sr:topic]] [[fi:topic]] [[vi:topic]] 9808 2006-09-10T14:55:37Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ta ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''topic''' is a general [[idea]] that someone is speaking (reading, thinking, etc.) about at a specific time. #:''We were talking about my poblems. Don't change the '''topic'''.'' #:''Our library has books on a wide range of '''topics'''.'' #:''When you're writing for school, it's important to stay on '''topic''', and not start talking about other things.'' [[zh-min-nan:topic]] [[en:topic]] [[fr:topic]] [[io:topic]] [[it:topic]] [[hu:topic]] [[pl:topic]] [[sr:topic]] [[fi:topic]] [[ta:topic]] [[vi:topic]] 12054 2006-11-09T18:16:43Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ru:topic]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''topic''' is a general [[idea]] that someone is speaking (reading, thinking, etc.) about at a specific time. #:''We were talking about my poblems. Don't change the '''topic'''.'' #:''Our library has books on a wide range of '''topics'''.'' #:''When you're writing for school, it's important to stay on '''topic''', and not start talking about other things.'' [[zh-min-nan:topic]] [[en:topic]] [[fr:topic]] [[io:topic]] [[it:topic]] [[hu:topic]] [[pl:topic]] [[ru:topic]] [[sr:topic]] [[fi:topic]] [[ta:topic]] [[vi:topic]] 12477 2006-11-17T02:02:26Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''topic''' is a general [[idea]] that someone is speaking (reading, thinking, etc.) about at a specific time. #:''We were talking about my poblems. Don't change the '''topic'''.'' #:''Our library has books on a wide range of '''topics'''.'' #:''When you're writing for school, it's important to stay on '''topic''', and not start talking about other things.'' [[zh-min-nan:topic]] [[en:topic]] [[fr:topic]] [[io:topic]] [[it:topic]] [[hu:topic]] [[pl:topic]] [[ru:topic]] [[sr:topic]] [[fi:topic]] [[ta:topic]] [[vi:topic]] 3119 8096 2006-07-26T15:19:12Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{mass noun}} [[Image:Ognisko_ubt_0126.jpeg|thumb|a fire with a lot of smoke]] #'''Smoke''' is the gray or black substance that goes up into the air when something burns. #:''The '''smoke''' from that factory is making me sick.'' ==Verb== {{verb|smoke|smokes|smoked|smoking}} [[Image:Cigarettelight.JPG|thumb|a man smoking]] #If somebody is '''smoking''', they are [[breathe|breathing]] in smoke, usually from a [[cigarette]]. #:''Excuse me, you can't '''smoke''' in the restaurant.'' 8097 2006-07-26T15:22:03Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{mass noun}} [[Image:Ognisko_ubt_0126.jpeg|thumb|a fire with a lot of smoke]] #'''Smoke''' is the gray or black substance that goes up into the air when something burns. #:''The '''smoke''' from that factory is making me sick.'' ==Verb== {{verb|smoke|smokes|smoked|smoking}} [[Image:Cigarettelight.JPG|thumb|a man smoking]] {{intransitive verb}} & {{transitive verb}} #If somebody is '''smoking''', they are [[breathe|breathing]] in smoke, usually from a [[cigarette]]. #:''Excuse me, you can't '''smoke''' in the restaurant.'' {{intransitive verb}} #If something is '''smoking''', it is making smoke. #:''The fire's still '''smoking'''. You'd better put some more water on it.'' 9120 2006-08-22T03:05:16Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: el, en, es, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ko, ru, sv, ta, tr, zh ==Noun== {{mass noun}} [[Image:Ognisko_ubt_0126.jpeg|thumb|a fire with a lot of smoke]] #'''Smoke''' is the gray or black substance that goes up into the air when something burns. #:''The '''smoke''' from that factory is making me sick.'' ==Verb== {{verb|smoke|smokes|smoked|smoking}} [[Image:Cigarettelight.JPG|thumb|a man smoking]] {{intransitive verb}} & {{transitive verb}} #If somebody is '''smoking''', they are [[breathe|breathing]] in smoke, usually from a [[cigarette]]. #:''Excuse me, you can't '''smoke''' in the restaurant.'' {{intransitive verb}} #If something is '''smoking''', it is making smoke. #:''The fire's still '''smoking'''. You'd better put some more water on it.'' [[el:smoke]] [[en:smoke]] [[es:smoke]] [[fr:smoke]] [[ko:smoke]] [[io:smoke]] [[it:smoke]] [[hu:smoke]] [[ru:smoke]] [[fi:smoke]] [[sv:smoke]] [[ta:smoke]] [[tr:smoke]] [[zh:smoke]] 9795 2006-09-10T14:43:00Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Noun== {{mass noun}} [[Image:Ognisko_ubt_0126.jpeg|thumb|a fire with a lot of smoke]] #'''Smoke''' is the gray or black substance that goes up into the air when something burns. #:''The '''smoke''' from that factory is making me sick.'' ==Verb== {{verb|smoke|smokes|smoked|smoking}} [[Image:Cigarettelight.JPG|thumb|a man smoking]] {{intransitive verb}} & {{transitive verb}} #If somebody is '''smoking''', they are [[breathe|breathing]] in smoke, usually from a [[cigarette]]. #:''Excuse me, you can't '''smoke''' in the restaurant.'' {{intransitive verb}} #If something is '''smoking''', it is making smoke. #:''The fire's still '''smoking'''. You'd better put some more water on it.'' [[el:smoke]] [[en:smoke]] [[es:smoke]] [[fr:smoke]] [[ko:smoke]] [[io:smoke]] [[it:smoke]] [[hu:smoke]] [[ru:smoke]] [[fi:smoke]] [[sv:smoke]] [[ta:smoke]] [[vi:smoke]] [[tr:smoke]] [[zh:smoke]] 10880 2006-10-12T13:06:45Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:smoke]], [[uk:smoke]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} [[Image:Ognisko_ubt_0126.jpeg|thumb|a fire with a lot of smoke]] #'''Smoke''' is the gray or black substance that goes up into the air when something burns. #:''The '''smoke''' from that factory is making me sick.'' ==Verb== {{verb|smoke|smokes|smoked|smoking}} [[Image:Cigarettelight.JPG|thumb|a man smoking]] {{intransitive verb}} & {{transitive verb}} #If somebody is '''smoking''', they are [[breathe|breathing]] in smoke, usually from a [[cigarette]]. #:''Excuse me, you can't '''smoke''' in the restaurant.'' {{intransitive verb}} #If something is '''smoking''', it is making smoke. #:''The fire's still '''smoking'''. You'd better put some more water on it.'' [[el:smoke]] [[en:smoke]] [[es:smoke]] [[fr:smoke]] [[ko:smoke]] [[io:smoke]] [[it:smoke]] [[kk:smoke]] [[hu:smoke]] [[ru:smoke]] [[fi:smoke]] [[sv:smoke]] [[ta:smoke]] [[vi:smoke]] [[tr:smoke]] [[uk:smoke]] [[zh:smoke]] 12751 2006-11-26T18:02:19Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[pl:smoke]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} [[Image:Ognisko_ubt_0126.jpeg|thumb|a fire with a lot of smoke]] #'''Smoke''' is the gray or black substance that goes up into the air when something burns. #:''The '''smoke''' from that factory is making me sick.'' ==Verb== {{verb|smoke|smokes|smoked|smoking}} [[Image:Cigarettelight.JPG|thumb|a man smoking]] {{intransitive verb}} & {{transitive verb}} #If somebody is '''smoking''', they are [[breathe|breathing]] in smoke, usually from a [[cigarette]]. #:''Excuse me, you can't '''smoke''' in the restaurant.'' {{intransitive verb}} #If something is '''smoking''', it is making smoke. #:''The fire's still '''smoking'''. You'd better put some more water on it.'' [[el:smoke]] [[en:smoke]] [[es:smoke]] [[fr:smoke]] [[ko:smoke]] [[io:smoke]] [[it:smoke]] [[kk:smoke]] [[hu:smoke]] [[pl:smoke]] [[ru:smoke]] [[fi:smoke]] [[sv:smoke]] [[ta:smoke]] [[vi:smoke]] [[tr:smoke]] [[uk:smoke]] [[zh:smoke]] 13368 2006-12-05T23:38:16Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ja:smoke]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} [[Image:Ognisko_ubt_0126.jpeg|thumb|a fire with a lot of smoke]] #'''Smoke''' is the gray or black substance that goes up into the air when something burns. #:''The '''smoke''' from that factory is making me sick.'' ==Verb== {{verb|smoke|smokes|smoked|smoking}} [[Image:Cigarettelight.JPG|thumb|a man smoking]] {{intransitive verb}} & {{transitive verb}} #If somebody is '''smoking''', they are [[breathe|breathing]] in smoke, usually from a [[cigarette]]. #:''Excuse me, you can't '''smoke''' in the restaurant.'' {{intransitive verb}} #If something is '''smoking''', it is making smoke. #:''The fire's still '''smoking'''. You'd better put some more water on it.'' [[el:smoke]] [[en:smoke]] [[es:smoke]] [[fr:smoke]] [[ko:smoke]] [[io:smoke]] [[it:smoke]] [[kk:smoke]] [[hu:smoke]] [[ja:smoke]] [[pl:smoke]] [[ru:smoke]] [[fi:smoke]] [[sv:smoke]] [[ta:smoke]] [[vi:smoke]] [[tr:smoke]] [[uk:smoke]] [[zh:smoke]] 13430 2006-12-06T18:15:29Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:smoke]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} [[Image:Ognisko_ubt_0126.jpeg|thumb|a fire with a lot of smoke]] #'''Smoke''' is the gray or black substance that goes up into the air when something burns. #:''The '''smoke''' from that factory is making me sick.'' ==Verb== {{verb|smoke|smokes|smoked|smoking}} [[Image:Cigarettelight.JPG|thumb|a man smoking]] {{intransitive verb}} & {{transitive verb}} #If somebody is '''smoking''', they are [[breathe|breathing]] in smoke, usually from a [[cigarette]]. #:''Excuse me, you can't '''smoke''' in the restaurant.'' {{intransitive verb}} #If something is '''smoking''', it is making smoke. #:''The fire's still '''smoking'''. You'd better put some more water on it.'' [[el:smoke]] [[en:smoke]] [[es:smoke]] [[fa:smoke]] [[fr:smoke]] [[ko:smoke]] [[io:smoke]] [[it:smoke]] [[kk:smoke]] [[hu:smoke]] [[ja:smoke]] [[pl:smoke]] [[ru:smoke]] [[fi:smoke]] [[sv:smoke]] [[ta:smoke]] [[vi:smoke]] [[tr:smoke]] [[uk:smoke]] [[zh:smoke]] 3120 8098 2006-07-26T15:27:44Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''tour''' is a planned walk, bus [[trip]], or flight, to to look at a particular place. #:''Last year we took a wonderful '''tour''' to Rome.'' ==Verb== {{verb|tour|tours|toured|touring}} {{transitive verb}} #If you '''tour''' a place, you go around it to look at it, often with a [[guide]]. #:''The president gave a short '''tour''' around the new factory.'' 9201 2006-08-22T05:30:07Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, el, en, et, fi, fr, hu, id, io, it, pl, vi ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''tour''' is a planned walk, bus [[trip]], or flight, to to look at a particular place. #:''Last year we took a wonderful '''tour''' to Rome.'' ==Verb== {{verb|tour|tours|toured|touring}} {{transitive verb}} #If you '''tour''' a place, you go around it to look at it, often with a [[guide]]. #:''The president gave a short '''tour''' around the new factory.'' [[de:tour]] [[et:tour]] [[el:tour]] [[en:tour]] [[fr:tour]] [[io:tour]] [[id:tour]] [[it:tour]] [[hu:tour]] [[pl:tour]] [[fi:tour]] [[vi:tour]] 12053 2006-11-09T18:16:20Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ru:tour]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''tour''' is a planned walk, bus [[trip]], or flight, to to look at a particular place. #:''Last year we took a wonderful '''tour''' to Rome.'' ==Verb== {{verb|tour|tours|toured|touring}} {{transitive verb}} #If you '''tour''' a place, you go around it to look at it, often with a [[guide]]. #:''The president gave a short '''tour''' around the new factory.'' [[de:tour]] [[et:tour]] [[el:tour]] [[en:tour]] [[fr:tour]] [[io:tour]] [[id:tour]] [[it:tour]] [[hu:tour]] [[pl:tour]] [[ru:tour]] [[fi:tour]] [[vi:tour]] 13583 2006-12-10T20:47:51Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:tour]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''tour''' is a planned walk, bus [[trip]], or flight, to to look at a particular place. #:''Last year we took a wonderful '''tour''' to Rome.'' ==Verb== {{verb|tour|tours|toured|touring}} {{transitive verb}} #If you '''tour''' a place, you go around it to look at it, often with a [[guide]]. #:''The president gave a short '''tour''' around the new factory.'' [[de:tour]] [[et:tour]] [[el:tour]] [[en:tour]] [[fa:tour]] [[fr:tour]] [[io:tour]] [[id:tour]] [[it:tour]] [[hu:tour]] [[pl:tour]] [[ru:tour]] [[fi:tour]] [[vi:tour]] 3121 8099 2006-07-26T15:30:04Z Brett 77 ==Verb== {{verb|complain|complains|complained|complaining}} {{intransitive verb}} #If you '''complain''' about someone or something, you say or write that you are not happy about it. #:''We '''complained''' to the manager about the service after waiting one hour for our food.'' ===Related words=== *[[complaint]] 8920 2006-08-21T20:43:00Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, es, fi, fr, hu, io, it, vi, zh ==Verb== {{verb|complain|complains|complained|complaining}} {{intransitive verb}} #If you '''complain''' about someone or something, you say or write that you are not happy about it. #:''We '''complained''' to the manager about the service after waiting one hour for our food.'' ===Related words=== *[[complaint]] [[en:complain]] [[es:complain]] [[fr:complain]] [[io:complain]] [[it:complain]] [[hu:complain]] [[fi:complain]] [[vi:complain]] [[zh:complain]] 3122 8115 2006-07-27T01:47:00Z Brett 77 This category is for [[modal auxiliary verb]]s or [[modal auxiliary|modal auxiliaries]]. It is a subcategory of [[:Category:Verbs|Verbs]]. [[Category:Verbs]] 8125 2006-07-27T02:16:18Z Brett 77 This category is for [[modal auxiliary verb]]s or [[modal auxiliary|modal auxiliaries]]. It is a subcategory of [[:Category:Auxiliary verbs|Auxiliary verbs]] and of [[:Category:Verbs|Verbs]]. [[Category:Auxiliary verbs]] [[Category:Verbs]] 3123 8118 2006-07-27T01:54:14Z Brett 77 ==Verb== {{verb4|will|would}} #'''Will''' is usually used to say that you strongly [[expect]] something to happen in the [[future]]. #''"Don't worry. The sun '''will''' come up again tomorrow.'' 9240 2006-08-22T06:34:15Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, et, fa, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, pt, ta, uk, zh ==Verb== {{verb4|will|would}} #'''Will''' is usually used to say that you strongly [[expect]] something to happen in the [[future]]. #''"Don't worry. The sun '''will''' come up again tomorrow.'' [[et:will]] [[en:will]] [[fa:will]] [[fr:will]] [[io:will]] [[it:will]] [[hu:will]] [[ja:will]] [[pt:will]] [[fi:will]] [[ta:will]] [[uk:will]] [[zh:will]] 10834 2006-10-11T16:26:47Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[hy:will]], [[vi:will]] ==Verb== {{verb4|will|would}} #'''Will''' is usually used to say that you strongly [[expect]] something to happen in the [[future]]. #''"Don't worry. The sun '''will''' come up again tomorrow.'' [[et:will]] [[en:will]] [[fa:will]] [[fr:will]] [[hy:will]] [[io:will]] [[it:will]] [[hu:will]] [[ja:will]] [[pt:will]] [[fi:will]] [[ta:will]] [[vi:will]] [[uk:will]] [[zh:will]] 11034 2006-10-14T12:50:25Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:will]] ==Verb== {{verb4|will|would}} #'''Will''' is usually used to say that you strongly [[expect]] something to happen in the [[future]]. #''"Don't worry. The sun '''will''' come up again tomorrow.'' [[et:will]] [[en:will]] [[fa:will]] [[fr:will]] [[hy:will]] [[io:will]] [[it:will]] [[kk:will]] [[hu:will]] [[ja:will]] [[pt:will]] [[fi:will]] [[ta:will]] [[vi:will]] [[uk:will]] [[zh:will]] 11363 2006-10-19T02:26:41Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:will]] ==Verb== {{verb4|will|would}} #'''Will''' is usually used to say that you strongly [[expect]] something to happen in the [[future]]. #''"Don't worry. The sun '''will''' come up again tomorrow.'' [[et:will]] [[en:will]] [[fa:will]] [[fr:will]] [[hy:will]] [[io:will]] [[it:will]] [[kk:will]] [[hu:will]] [[ja:will]] [[pt:will]] [[ru:will]] [[fi:will]] [[ta:will]] [[vi:will]] [[uk:will]] [[zh:will]] 14130 2006-12-21T02:11:32Z Brett 77 ==Verb== {{verb4|will|would}} #'''Will''' is usually used to say that you strongly [[expect]] something to happen in the [[future]]. #: ''"Don't worry. The sun '''will''' come up again tomorrow.'' [[et:will]] [[en:will]] [[fa:will]] [[fr:will]] [[hy:will]] [[io:will]] [[it:will]] [[kk:will]] [[hu:will]] [[ja:will]] [[pt:will]] [[ru:will]] [[fi:will]] [[ta:will]] [[vi:will]] [[uk:will]] [[zh:will]] 14131 2006-12-21T02:11:44Z Brett 77 ==Verb== {{verb4|will|would}} #'''Will''' is usually used to say that you strongly [[expect]] something to happen in the [[future]]. #: ''Don't worry. The sun '''will''' come up again tomorrow.'' [[et:will]] [[en:will]] [[fa:will]] [[fr:will]] [[hy:will]] [[io:will]] [[it:will]] [[kk:will]] [[hu:will]] [[ja:will]] [[pt:will]] [[ru:will]] [[fi:will]] [[ta:will]] [[vi:will]] [[uk:will]] [[zh:will]] 3124 8119 2006-07-27T01:57:14Z Brett 77 ==Verb== {{verb4|must|''none''}} #'''Must''' is usually used to tell someone they have no [[choice]] about doing something because it is important or because of a rule or law. #:''She '''must''' get her medicine soon or she will die.'' 8120 2006-07-27T01:58:13Z Brett 77 ==Verb== {{verb4|must|--}} #'''Must''' is usually used to tell someone they have no [[choice]] about doing something because it is important or because of a rule or law. #:''She '''must''' get her medicine soon or she will die.'' 9073 2006-08-22T01:27:53Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, pt, ru, sv, zh ==Verb== {{verb4|must|--}} #'''Must''' is usually used to tell someone they have no [[choice]] about doing something because it is important or because of a rule or law. #:''She '''must''' get her medicine soon or she will die.'' [[en:must]] [[fr:must]] [[io:must]] [[it:must]] [[hu:must]] [[pt:must]] [[ru:must]] [[fi:must]] [[sv:must]] [[zh:must]] 10837 2006-10-11T16:43:21Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[vi:must]] ==Verb== {{verb4|must|--}} #'''Must''' is usually used to tell someone they have no [[choice]] about doing something because it is important or because of a rule or law. #:''She '''must''' get her medicine soon or she will die.'' [[en:must]] [[fr:must]] [[io:must]] [[it:must]] [[hu:must]] [[pt:must]] [[ru:must]] [[fi:must]] [[sv:must]] [[vi:must]] [[zh:must]] 11490 2006-10-23T11:40:47Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ja:must]] ==Verb== {{verb4|must|--}} #'''Must''' is usually used to tell someone they have no [[choice]] about doing something because it is important or because of a rule or law. #:''She '''must''' get her medicine soon or she will die.'' [[en:must]] [[fr:must]] [[io:must]] [[it:must]] [[hu:must]] [[ja:must]] [[pt:must]] [[ru:must]] [[fi:must]] [[sv:must]] [[vi:must]] [[zh:must]] 12907 2006-11-28T04:50:25Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[pl:must]] ==Verb== {{verb4|must|--}} #'''Must''' is usually used to tell someone they have no [[choice]] about doing something because it is important or because of a rule or law. #:''She '''must''' get her medicine soon or she will die.'' [[en:must]] [[fr:must]] [[io:must]] [[it:must]] [[hu:must]] [[ja:must]] [[pl:must]] [[pt:must]] [[ru:must]] [[fi:must]] [[sv:must]] [[vi:must]] [[zh:must]] 13971 2006-12-20T07:29:07Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[el:must]] ==Verb== {{verb4|must|--}} #'''Must''' is usually used to tell someone they have no [[choice]] about doing something because it is important or because of a rule or law. #:''She '''must''' get her medicine soon or she will die.'' [[el:must]] [[en:must]] [[fr:must]] [[io:must]] [[it:must]] [[hu:must]] [[ja:must]] [[pl:must]] [[pt:must]] [[ru:must]] [[fi:must]] [[sv:must]] [[vi:must]] [[zh:must]] 3125 8122 2006-07-27T02:05:42Z Brett 77 This category is for [[auxiliary verb]]s. It is a subcategory of [[:Category:Verbs|Verbs]]. [[Category:Verbs]] 3126 8123 2006-07-27T02:13:36Z Brett 77 {| border=0 width=100% |- |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=19%| Simple present<br> '''[[{{{1}}}]]''' | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=21%| Third person singular<br> '''[[{{{2}}}]]''' | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=19%| Simple past<br> '''[[{{{3}}}]]''' | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=19%| Past participle<br> ''none'' | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=19%| Present participle<br> ''none'' |} <includeonly>[[Category:Verbs]] [[Category:Auxiliary verbs]]</includeonly> <noinclude>This template places a verb in [[:Category:Verbs]] and in [[:Category:Auxiliary verbs]]. It is suitable only for non-modal auxiliaries such as ''do'' and ''have''.</noinclude> 3127 8128 2006-07-27T02:23:16Z Brett 77 ==Verb== {{verb4|shall|should}} #'''Shall''' is usually used to make a [[suggestion]] about your own actions. #:'''''Shall''' I get that for you?'' #:'''''Shall''' we go?'' 9129 2006-08-22T03:15:56Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, it, ja, la, uk ==Verb== {{verb4|shall|should}} #'''Shall''' is usually used to make a [[suggestion]] about your own actions. #:'''''Shall''' I get that for you?'' #:'''''Shall''' we go?'' [[en:shall]] [[it:shall]] [[la:shall]] [[ja:shall]] [[uk:shall]] 10214 2006-09-24T14:00:31Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[fi:shall]] ==Verb== {{verb4|shall|should}} #'''Shall''' is usually used to make a [[suggestion]] about your own actions. #:'''''Shall''' I get that for you?'' #:'''''Shall''' we go?'' [[en:shall]] [[it:shall]] [[la:shall]] [[ja:shall]] [[fi:shall]] [[uk:shall]] 10825 2006-10-11T14:46:26Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[vi:shall]] ==Verb== {{verb4|shall|should}} #'''Shall''' is usually used to make a [[suggestion]] about your own actions. #:'''''Shall''' I get that for you?'' #:'''''Shall''' we go?'' [[en:shall]] [[it:shall]] [[la:shall]] [[ja:shall]] [[fi:shall]] [[vi:shall]] [[uk:shall]] 12021 2006-11-09T17:55:15Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[fr:shall]] ==Verb== {{verb4|shall|should}} #'''Shall''' is usually used to make a [[suggestion]] about your own actions. #:'''''Shall''' I get that for you?'' #:'''''Shall''' we go?'' [[en:shall]] [[fr:shall]] [[it:shall]] [[la:shall]] [[ja:shall]] [[fi:shall]] [[vi:shall]] [[uk:shall]] 3128 8129 2006-07-27T02:26:14Z Brett 77 ==Verb== {{verb4|shall|should}} #'''Should''' is usually used to say that it is a good idea to do something. #:''If you have a test, you '''should''' be studying.'' #:''Who '''should''' we call to fix this?'' 9126 2006-08-22T03:13:05Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fr, hu, io, it, ja, la ==Verb== {{verb4|shall|should}} #'''Should''' is usually used to say that it is a good idea to do something. #:''If you have a test, you '''should''' be studying.'' #:''Who '''should''' we call to fix this?'' [[en:should]] [[fr:should]] [[io:should]] [[it:should]] [[la:should]] [[hu:should]] [[ja:should]] 10842 2006-10-11T17:12:24Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[vi:should]] ==Verb== {{verb4|shall|should}} #'''Should''' is usually used to say that it is a good idea to do something. #:''If you have a test, you '''should''' be studying.'' #:''Who '''should''' we call to fix this?'' [[en:should]] [[fr:should]] [[io:should]] [[it:should]] [[la:should]] [[hu:should]] [[ja:should]] [[vi:should]] 12020 2006-11-09T17:55:05Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[fi:should]] ==Verb== {{verb4|shall|should}} #'''Should''' is usually used to say that it is a good idea to do something. #:''If you have a test, you '''should''' be studying.'' #:''Who '''should''' we call to fix this?'' [[en:should]] [[fr:should]] [[io:should]] [[it:should]] [[la:should]] [[hu:should]] [[ja:should]] [[fi:should]] [[vi:should]] 3129 8133 2006-07-27T02:57:08Z Brett 77 ==Adverb== {{adverb}} #If you '''seldom''' do something, you almost never do it. #:''"How often did you meet?" "Well, we saw her quite often, but we '''seldom''' saw her husband. In fact, I'm not even sure what he looks like."'' ===Synonyms=== *[[rarely]] *[[hardly ever]] *[[almost never]] 9131 2006-08-22T03:18:16Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fr, hu, it, ru, ta, vi ==Adverb== {{adverb}} #If you '''seldom''' do something, you almost never do it. #:''"How often did you meet?" "Well, we saw her quite often, but we '''seldom''' saw her husband. In fact, I'm not even sure what he looks like."'' ===Synonyms=== *[[rarely]] *[[hardly ever]] *[[almost never]] [[en:seldom]] [[fr:seldom]] [[it:seldom]] [[hu:seldom]] [[ru:seldom]] [[ta:seldom]] [[vi:seldom]] 10796 2006-10-11T07:05:57Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[io:seldom]] ==Adverb== {{adverb}} #If you '''seldom''' do something, you almost never do it. #:''"How often did you meet?" "Well, we saw her quite often, but we '''seldom''' saw her husband. In fact, I'm not even sure what he looks like."'' ===Synonyms=== *[[rarely]] *[[hardly ever]] *[[almost never]] [[en:seldom]] [[fr:seldom]] [[io:seldom]] [[it:seldom]] [[hu:seldom]] [[ru:seldom]] [[ta:seldom]] [[vi:seldom]] 12738 2006-11-26T17:07:19Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[pl:seldom]] ==Adverb== {{adverb}} #If you '''seldom''' do something, you almost never do it. #:''"How often did you meet?" "Well, we saw her quite often, but we '''seldom''' saw her husband. In fact, I'm not even sure what he looks like."'' ===Synonyms=== *[[rarely]] *[[hardly ever]] *[[almost never]] [[en:seldom]] [[fr:seldom]] [[io:seldom]] [[it:seldom]] [[hu:seldom]] [[pl:seldom]] [[ru:seldom]] [[ta:seldom]] [[vi:seldom]] 3130 8134 2006-07-27T03:05:29Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} Also {{mass noun}} #A '''motion''' is a [[movement]], often not a big movement. #:''She made a small '''motion''' with her hand to get his attention.'' #:''The light turned green and he put the car into '''motion'''.'' 9077 2006-08-22T01:34:53Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, et, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ko, uk, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} Also {{mass noun}} #A '''motion''' is a [[movement]], often not a big movement. #:''She made a small '''motion''' with her hand to get his attention.'' #:''The light turned green and he put the car into '''motion'''.'' [[et:motion]] [[en:motion]] [[fr:motion]] [[ko:motion]] [[io:motion]] [[it:motion]] [[hu:motion]] [[fi:motion]] [[vi:motion]] [[uk:motion]] [[zh:motion]] 9685 2006-09-10T13:40:44Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ta ==Noun== {{noun}} Also {{mass noun}} #A '''motion''' is a [[movement]], often not a big movement. #:''She made a small '''motion''' with her hand to get his attention.'' #:''The light turned green and he put the car into '''motion'''.'' [[et:motion]] [[en:motion]] [[fr:motion]] [[ko:motion]] [[io:motion]] [[it:motion]] [[hu:motion]] [[fi:motion]] [[ta:motion]] [[vi:motion]] [[uk:motion]] [[zh:motion]] 11488 2006-10-23T08:06:20Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:motion]] ==Noun== {{noun}} Also {{mass noun}} #A '''motion''' is a [[movement]], often not a big movement. #:''She made a small '''motion''' with her hand to get his attention.'' #:''The light turned green and he put the car into '''motion'''.'' [[et:motion]] [[en:motion]] [[fr:motion]] [[ko:motion]] [[io:motion]] [[it:motion]] [[hu:motion]] [[ru:motion]] [[fi:motion]] [[ta:motion]] [[vi:motion]] [[uk:motion]] [[zh:motion]] 13701 2006-12-12T18:42:18Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:motion]] ==Noun== {{noun}} Also {{mass noun}} #A '''motion''' is a [[movement]], often not a big movement. #:''She made a small '''motion''' with her hand to get his attention.'' #:''The light turned green and he put the car into '''motion'''.'' [[et:motion]] [[en:motion]] [[fa:motion]] [[fr:motion]] [[ko:motion]] [[io:motion]] [[it:motion]] [[hu:motion]] [[ru:motion]] [[fi:motion]] [[ta:motion]] [[vi:motion]] [[uk:motion]] [[zh:motion]] 3131 8135 2006-07-27T03:08:32Z Brett 77 ==Adjective== {{adjective|tall|taller|tallest}} #If something is '''tall''', there is a [[long]] [[distance]] from the [[bottom]] to the [[top]]. #:''The man was so '''tall''' that he hit his head coming in the door.'' #:''There are too many '''tall''' buildings in Toronto.'' 9176 2006-08-22T04:44:33Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fa, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, ku, no, ru, sr, sv, ta, vi ==Adjective== {{adjective|tall|taller|tallest}} #If something is '''tall''', there is a [[long]] [[distance]] from the [[bottom]] to the [[top]]. #:''The man was so '''tall''' that he hit his head coming in the door.'' #:''There are too many '''tall''' buildings in Toronto.'' [[en:tall]] [[fa:tall]] [[fr:tall]] [[io:tall]] [[it:tall]] [[ku:tall]] [[hu:tall]] [[ja:tall]] [[no:tall]] [[ru:tall]] [[sr:tall]] [[fi:tall]] [[sv:tall]] [[ta:tall]] [[vi:tall]] 12761 2006-11-26T20:10:18Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ca:tall]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|tall|taller|tallest}} #If something is '''tall''', there is a [[long]] [[distance]] from the [[bottom]] to the [[top]]. #:''The man was so '''tall''' that he hit his head coming in the door.'' #:''There are too many '''tall''' buildings in Toronto.'' [[ca:tall]] [[en:tall]] [[fa:tall]] [[fr:tall]] [[io:tall]] [[it:tall]] [[ku:tall]] [[hu:tall]] [[ja:tall]] [[no:tall]] [[ru:tall]] [[sr:tall]] [[fi:tall]] [[sv:tall]] [[ta:tall]] [[vi:tall]] 12932 2006-11-28T13:01:27Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[el:tall]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|tall|taller|tallest}} #If something is '''tall''', there is a [[long]] [[distance]] from the [[bottom]] to the [[top]]. #:''The man was so '''tall''' that he hit his head coming in the door.'' #:''There are too many '''tall''' buildings in Toronto.'' [[ca:tall]] [[el:tall]] [[en:tall]] [[fa:tall]] [[fr:tall]] [[io:tall]] [[it:tall]] [[ku:tall]] [[hu:tall]] [[ja:tall]] [[no:tall]] [[ru:tall]] [[sr:tall]] [[fi:tall]] [[sv:tall]] [[ta:tall]] [[vi:tall]] 3132 8136 2006-07-27T03:10:57Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{mass noun}} [[Image:Red_Wine_Glas.jpg|thumb|a glass of red wine]] #'''Wine''' is an [[alcoholic]] drink made from [[grapes]] or other [[fruit]]. #:''I don't drink [[wine]] very often. Usually I prefer beer.'' 9239 2006-08-22T06:31:55Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, el, en, fa, fi, fr, hu, hy, io, it, ja, sr, sv, ta, zh ==Noun== {{mass noun}} [[Image:Red_Wine_Glas.jpg|thumb|a glass of red wine]] #'''Wine''' is an [[alcoholic]] drink made from [[grapes]] or other [[fruit]]. #:''I don't drink [[wine]] very often. Usually I prefer beer.'' [[ar:wine]] [[el:wine]] [[en:wine]] [[fa:wine]] [[fr:wine]] [[hy:wine]] [[io:wine]] [[it:wine]] [[hu:wine]] [[ja:wine]] [[sr:wine]] [[fi:wine]] [[sv:wine]] [[ta:wine]] [[zh:wine]] 10864 2006-10-11T19:41:14Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:wine]], [[uk:wine]], [[vi:wine]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} [[Image:Red_Wine_Glas.jpg|thumb|a glass of red wine]] #'''Wine''' is an [[alcoholic]] drink made from [[grapes]] or other [[fruit]]. #:''I don't drink [[wine]] very often. Usually I prefer beer.'' [[ar:wine]] [[el:wine]] [[en:wine]] [[fa:wine]] [[fr:wine]] [[hy:wine]] [[io:wine]] [[it:wine]] [[kk:wine]] [[hu:wine]] [[ja:wine]] [[sr:wine]] [[fi:wine]] [[sv:wine]] [[ta:wine]] [[vi:wine]] [[uk:wine]] [[zh:wine]] 3133 8137 2006-07-27T03:13:31Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''corner''' is the place where two [[line]]s or [[edge]]s meet. #:''They live on the '''corner''' of Main Street and Dundas.'' #:''Just put it on the table in '''corner''' of the room.'' 8911 2006-08-21T20:29:48Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ang, en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, pt, ta, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''corner''' is the place where two [[line]]s or [[edge]]s meet. #:''They live on the '''corner''' of Main Street and Dundas.'' #:''Just put it on the table in '''corner''' of the room.'' [[ang:corner]] [[en:corner]] [[fr:corner]] [[io:corner]] [[it:corner]] [[hu:corner]] [[pt:corner]] [[fi:corner]] [[ta:corner]] [[vi:corner]] [[zh:corner]] 9513 2006-09-10T11:43:55Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: id ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''corner''' is the place where two [[line]]s or [[edge]]s meet. #:''They live on the '''corner''' of Main Street and Dundas.'' #:''Just put it on the table in '''corner''' of the room.'' [[ang:corner]] [[en:corner]] [[fr:corner]] [[io:corner]] [[id:corner]] [[it:corner]] [[hu:corner]] [[pt:corner]] [[fi:corner]] [[ta:corner]] [[vi:corner]] [[zh:corner]] 10659 2006-10-09T20:19:26Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[hy:corner]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''corner''' is the place where two [[line]]s or [[edge]]s meet. #:''They live on the '''corner''' of Main Street and Dundas.'' #:''Just put it on the table in '''corner''' of the room.'' [[ang:corner]] [[en:corner]] [[fr:corner]] [[hy:corner]] [[io:corner]] [[id:corner]] [[it:corner]] [[hu:corner]] [[pt:corner]] [[fi:corner]] [[ta:corner]] [[vi:corner]] [[zh:corner]] 11241 2006-10-18T00:49:03Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:corner]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''corner''' is the place where two [[line]]s or [[edge]]s meet. #:''They live on the '''corner''' of Main Street and Dundas.'' #:''Just put it on the table in '''corner''' of the room.'' [[ang:corner]] [[en:corner]] [[fr:corner]] [[hy:corner]] [[io:corner]] [[id:corner]] [[it:corner]] [[hu:corner]] [[pt:corner]] [[ru:corner]] [[fi:corner]] [[ta:corner]] [[vi:corner]] [[zh:corner]] 3134 8138 2006-07-27T03:20:23Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Raffles_hotel.jpg|thumb|a large hotel]] #A '''hotel''' is a place where people pay to [[stay]] in a [[room]] overnight, usually for only a few days. #:''We fly to Taipei and stay at the Hilton '''hotel''' for three days and two nights.'' 9022 2006-08-21T23:58:13Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, en, es, fi, fr, hr, hu, hy, id, io, it, ja, ko, ku, nl, pl, pt, sl, sv, ta, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Raffles_hotel.jpg|thumb|a large hotel]] #A '''hotel''' is a place where people pay to [[stay]] in a [[room]] overnight, usually for only a few days. #:''We fly to Taipei and stay at the Hilton '''hotel''' for three days and two nights.'' [[de:hotel]] [[en:hotel]] [[es:hotel]] [[fr:hotel]] [[ko:hotel]] [[hy:hotel]] [[hr:hotel]] [[io:hotel]] [[id:hotel]] [[it:hotel]] [[ku:hotel]] [[hu:hotel]] [[nl:hotel]] [[ja:hotel]] [[pl:hotel]] [[pt:hotel]] [[sl:hotel]] [[fi:hotel]] [[sv:hotel]] [[ta:hotel]] [[zh:hotel]] 9632 2006-09-10T12:53:34Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Raffles_hotel.jpg|thumb|a large hotel]] #A '''hotel''' is a place where people pay to [[stay]] in a [[room]] overnight, usually for only a few days. #:''We fly to Taipei and stay at the Hilton '''hotel''' for three days and two nights.'' [[de:hotel]] [[en:hotel]] [[es:hotel]] [[fr:hotel]] [[ko:hotel]] [[hy:hotel]] [[hr:hotel]] [[io:hotel]] [[id:hotel]] [[it:hotel]] [[ku:hotel]] [[hu:hotel]] [[nl:hotel]] [[ja:hotel]] [[pl:hotel]] [[pt:hotel]] [[sl:hotel]] [[fi:hotel]] [[sv:hotel]] [[ta:hotel]] [[vi:hotel]] [[zh:hotel]] 3135 8139 2006-07-27T03:24:21Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Kalmar_Municipalities.png|thumb|a map]] #A '''map''' is a drawing of a place, usually with place names written in. #:''I think we're lost. Do you have a '''map'''?'' #:''I've got a good street '''map''' of London.'' 9026 2006-08-22T00:14:40Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, id, io, it, ja, ko, nl, sv, ta, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Kalmar_Municipalities.png|thumb|a map]] #A '''map''' is a drawing of a place, usually with place names written in. #:''I think we're lost. Do you have a '''map'''?'' #:''I've got a good street '''map''' of London.'' [[en:map]] [[fr:map]] [[ko:map]] [[io:map]] [[id:map]] [[it:map]] [[hu:map]] [[nl:map]] [[ja:map]] [[fi:map]] [[sv:map]] [[ta:map]] [[vi:map]] [[zh:map]] 9703 2006-09-10T13:46:25Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: zh-min-nan ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Kalmar_Municipalities.png|thumb|a map]] #A '''map''' is a drawing of a place, usually with place names written in. #:''I think we're lost. Do you have a '''map'''?'' #:''I've got a good street '''map''' of London.'' [[zh-min-nan:map]] [[en:map]] [[fr:map]] [[ko:map]] [[io:map]] [[id:map]] [[it:map]] [[hu:map]] [[nl:map]] [[ja:map]] [[fi:map]] [[sv:map]] [[ta:map]] [[vi:map]] [[zh:map]] 10541 2006-10-08T20:02:42Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:map]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Kalmar_Municipalities.png|thumb|a map]] #A '''map''' is a drawing of a place, usually with place names written in. #:''I think we're lost. Do you have a '''map'''?'' #:''I've got a good street '''map''' of London.'' [[zh-min-nan:map]] [[en:map]] [[fr:map]] [[ko:map]] [[io:map]] [[id:map]] [[it:map]] [[kk:map]] [[hu:map]] [[nl:map]] [[ja:map]] [[fi:map]] [[sv:map]] [[ta:map]] [[vi:map]] [[zh:map]] 11311 2006-10-18T16:59:16Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:map]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Kalmar_Municipalities.png|thumb|a map]] #A '''map''' is a drawing of a place, usually with place names written in. #:''I think we're lost. Do you have a '''map'''?'' #:''I've got a good street '''map''' of London.'' [[zh-min-nan:map]] [[en:map]] [[fr:map]] [[ko:map]] [[io:map]] [[id:map]] [[it:map]] [[kk:map]] [[hu:map]] [[nl:map]] [[ja:map]] [[ru:map]] [[fi:map]] [[sv:map]] [[ta:map]] [[vi:map]] [[zh:map]] 3136 8140 2006-07-27T03:31:33Z Brett 77 ==Adverb== {{adverb}} #If something goes '''straight''', it continues to move in one [[direction]] without [[turn]]ing. #:''No not that road. Just keep driving '''straight'''.'' ==Adjective== {{adjective|straight|straighter|straightest}} #If something is '''straight''', it does not [[bend]], or [[turn]]. It continues in one [[direction]]. #:''He had had too much to drink and couldn't walk in a '''straight''' line.'' 9171 2006-08-22T04:36:43Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ta, zh ==Adverb== {{adverb}} #If something goes '''straight''', it continues to move in one [[direction]] without [[turn]]ing. #:''No not that road. Just keep driving '''straight'''.'' ==Adjective== {{adjective|straight|straighter|straightest}} #If something is '''straight''', it does not [[bend]], or [[turn]]. It continues in one [[direction]]. #:''He had had too much to drink and couldn't walk in a '''straight''' line.'' [[en:straight]] [[fr:straight]] [[io:straight]] [[it:straight]] [[hu:straight]] [[fi:straight]] [[ta:straight]] [[zh:straight]] 10216 2006-09-24T14:02:12Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[es:straight]] ==Adverb== {{adverb}} #If something goes '''straight''', it continues to move in one [[direction]] without [[turn]]ing. #:''No not that road. Just keep driving '''straight'''.'' ==Adjective== {{adjective|straight|straighter|straightest}} #If something is '''straight''', it does not [[bend]], or [[turn]]. It continues in one [[direction]]. #:''He had had too much to drink and couldn't walk in a '''straight''' line.'' [[en:straight]] [[es:straight]] [[fr:straight]] [[io:straight]] [[it:straight]] [[hu:straight]] [[fi:straight]] [[ta:straight]] [[zh:straight]] 10929 2006-10-13T11:50:57Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[vi:straight]] ==Adverb== {{adverb}} #If something goes '''straight''', it continues to move in one [[direction]] without [[turn]]ing. #:''No not that road. Just keep driving '''straight'''.'' ==Adjective== {{adjective|straight|straighter|straightest}} #If something is '''straight''', it does not [[bend]], or [[turn]]. It continues in one [[direction]]. #:''He had had too much to drink and couldn't walk in a '''straight''' line.'' [[en:straight]] [[es:straight]] [[fr:straight]] [[io:straight]] [[it:straight]] [[hu:straight]] [[fi:straight]] [[ta:straight]] [[vi:straight]] [[zh:straight]] 12028 2006-11-09T18:03:13Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ru:straight]] ==Adverb== {{adverb}} #If something goes '''straight''', it continues to move in one [[direction]] without [[turn]]ing. #:''No not that road. Just keep driving '''straight'''.'' ==Adjective== {{adjective|straight|straighter|straightest}} #If something is '''straight''', it does not [[bend]], or [[turn]]. It continues in one [[direction]]. #:''He had had too much to drink and couldn't walk in a '''straight''' line.'' [[en:straight]] [[es:straight]] [[fr:straight]] [[io:straight]] [[it:straight]] [[hu:straight]] [[ru:straight]] [[fi:straight]] [[ta:straight]] [[vi:straight]] [[zh:straight]] 3137 8141 2006-07-27T03:35:38Z Brett 77 == Adjective == {{adjective|empty|emptier|emptiest}} {{wiktionary}} [[Image:Soviet_mayones_jar_250_ml.jpg|thumb|An '''empty''' [[jar]]]] #If something is '''empty''', it has nothing [[inside]] it. #:''Hey! You finished my beer. It's '''empty'''.'' 8952 2006-08-21T21:47:17Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: el, en, fa, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ta, zh == Adjective == {{adjective|empty|emptier|emptiest}} {{wiktionary}} [[Image:Soviet_mayones_jar_250_ml.jpg|thumb|An '''empty''' [[jar]]]] #If something is '''empty''', it has nothing [[inside]] it. #:''Hey! You finished my beer. It's '''empty'''.'' [[el:empty]] [[en:empty]] [[fa:empty]] [[fr:empty]] [[io:empty]] [[it:empty]] [[hu:empty]] [[fi:empty]] [[ta:empty]] [[zh:empty]] 9579 2006-09-10T12:15:09Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi == Adjective == {{adjective|empty|emptier|emptiest}} {{wiktionary}} [[Image:Soviet_mayones_jar_250_ml.jpg|thumb|An '''empty''' [[jar]]]] #If something is '''empty''', it has nothing [[inside]] it. #:''Hey! You finished my beer. It's '''empty'''.'' [[el:empty]] [[en:empty]] [[fa:empty]] [[fr:empty]] [[io:empty]] [[it:empty]] [[hu:empty]] [[fi:empty]] [[ta:empty]] [[vi:empty]] [[zh:empty]] 10927 2006-10-13T11:06:00Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ar:empty]] == Adjective == {{adjective|empty|emptier|emptiest}} {{wiktionary}} [[Image:Soviet_mayones_jar_250_ml.jpg|thumb|An '''empty''' [[jar]]]] #If something is '''empty''', it has nothing [[inside]] it. #:''Hey! You finished my beer. It's '''empty'''.'' [[ar:empty]] [[el:empty]] [[en:empty]] [[fa:empty]] [[fr:empty]] [[io:empty]] [[it:empty]] [[hu:empty]] [[fi:empty]] [[ta:empty]] [[vi:empty]] [[zh:empty]] 11341 2006-10-18T23:19:29Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:empty]] == Adjective == {{adjective|empty|emptier|emptiest}} {{wiktionary}} [[Image:Soviet_mayones_jar_250_ml.jpg|thumb|An '''empty''' [[jar]]]] #If something is '''empty''', it has nothing [[inside]] it. #:''Hey! You finished my beer. It's '''empty'''.'' [[ar:empty]] [[el:empty]] [[en:empty]] [[fa:empty]] [[fr:empty]] [[io:empty]] [[it:empty]] [[hu:empty]] [[ru:empty]] [[fi:empty]] [[ta:empty]] [[vi:empty]] [[zh:empty]] 12615 2006-11-25T12:26:34Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[pt:empty]] == Adjective == {{adjective|empty|emptier|emptiest}} {{wiktionary}} [[Image:Soviet_mayones_jar_250_ml.jpg|thumb|An '''empty''' [[jar]]]] #If something is '''empty''', it has nothing [[inside]] it. #:''Hey! You finished my beer. It's '''empty'''.'' [[ar:empty]] [[el:empty]] [[en:empty]] [[fa:empty]] [[fr:empty]] [[io:empty]] [[it:empty]] [[hu:empty]] [[pt:empty]] [[ru:empty]] [[fi:empty]] [[ta:empty]] [[vi:empty]] [[zh:empty]] 12871 2006-11-27T16:45:35Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ja:empty]] == Adjective == {{adjective|empty|emptier|emptiest}} {{wiktionary}} [[Image:Soviet_mayones_jar_250_ml.jpg|thumb|An '''empty''' [[jar]]]] #If something is '''empty''', it has nothing [[inside]] it. #:''Hey! You finished my beer. It's '''empty'''.'' [[ar:empty]] [[el:empty]] [[en:empty]] [[fa:empty]] [[fr:empty]] [[io:empty]] [[it:empty]] [[hu:empty]] [[ja:empty]] [[pt:empty]] [[ru:empty]] [[fi:empty]] [[ta:empty]] [[vi:empty]] [[zh:empty]] 3138 8142 2006-07-27T14:15:33Z Brett 77 ==Adjective== {{adjective|rare|rarer|rarest}} #If something is '''rare''', you [[seldom]] see it or there are only a few. #:''It's '''rare''' to have snow in June.'' #:''The vory-billed woodpecker is a very '''rare''' bird, and has only been seen by a few people.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[unusual]] 9097 2006-08-22T02:18:25Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, en, et, fi, fr, hu, id, io, pl, ta, vi ==Adjective== {{adjective|rare|rarer|rarest}} #If something is '''rare''', you [[seldom]] see it or there are only a few. #:''It's '''rare''' to have snow in June.'' #:''The vory-billed woodpecker is a very '''rare''' bird, and has only been seen by a few people.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[unusual]] [[de:rare]] [[et:rare]] [[en:rare]] [[fr:rare]] [[io:rare]] [[id:rare]] [[hu:rare]] [[pl:rare]] [[fi:rare]] [[ta:rare]] [[vi:rare]] 3139 8143 2006-07-27T18:23:16Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #'''Confusion''' is a feeling you get when things are [[unclear]] or you don't [[understand]]. #:''The snow storm caused great '''confusion''' at the airport where many planes were unable to take off or land.'' 8144 2006-07-27T18:24:09Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #'''Confusion''' is a feeling you get when things are [[unclear]] or you don't [[understand]]. #:''The snow storm caused great '''confusion''' at the airport where many planes were unable to take off or land.'' ===Related words=== *[[confuse]] *[[confused]] 8918 2006-08-21T20:39:53Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, en, et, fr, hu, it, ta, vi, zh ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #'''Confusion''' is a feeling you get when things are [[unclear]] or you don't [[understand]]. #:''The snow storm caused great '''confusion''' at the airport where many planes were unable to take off or land.'' ===Related words=== *[[confuse]] *[[confused]] [[ar:confusion]] [[et:confusion]] [[en:confusion]] [[fr:confusion]] [[it:confusion]] [[hu:confusion]] [[ta:confusion]] [[vi:confusion]] [[zh:confusion]] 9536 2006-09-10T11:53:56Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy, pt ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #'''Confusion''' is a feeling you get when things are [[unclear]] or you don't [[understand]]. #:''The snow storm caused great '''confusion''' at the airport where many planes were unable to take off or land.'' ===Related words=== *[[confuse]] *[[confused]] [[ar:confusion]] [[et:confusion]] [[en:confusion]] [[fr:confusion]] [[hy:confusion]] [[it:confusion]] [[hu:confusion]] [[pt:confusion]] [[ta:confusion]] [[vi:confusion]] [[zh:confusion]] 10015 2006-09-24T12:36:47Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[fa:confusion]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #'''Confusion''' is a feeling you get when things are [[unclear]] or you don't [[understand]]. #:''The snow storm caused great '''confusion''' at the airport where many planes were unable to take off or land.'' ===Related words=== *[[confuse]] *[[confused]] [[ar:confusion]] [[et:confusion]] [[en:confusion]] [[fa:confusion]] [[fr:confusion]] [[hy:confusion]] [[it:confusion]] [[hu:confusion]] [[pt:confusion]] [[ta:confusion]] [[vi:confusion]] [[zh:confusion]] 11897 2006-11-09T16:16:10Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ru:confusion]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #'''Confusion''' is a feeling you get when things are [[unclear]] or you don't [[understand]]. #:''The snow storm caused great '''confusion''' at the airport where many planes were unable to take off or land.'' ===Related words=== *[[confuse]] *[[confused]] [[ar:confusion]] [[et:confusion]] [[en:confusion]] [[fa:confusion]] [[fr:confusion]] [[hy:confusion]] [[it:confusion]] [[hu:confusion]] [[pt:confusion]] [[ru:confusion]] [[ta:confusion]] [[vi:confusion]] [[zh:confusion]] 3140 8146 2006-07-27T18:26:56Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #'''Violence''' is an [[action]] done to [[hurt]] somebody or something. #:''I don't watch hockey, because I don't like all the fighting and '''violence'''.'' ===Related words=== *[[violent]] 9190 2006-08-22T05:14:55Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, en, et, fi, fr, hu, io, it, vi, zh ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #'''Violence''' is an [[action]] done to [[hurt]] somebody or something. #:''I don't watch hockey, because I don't like all the fighting and '''violence'''.'' ===Related words=== *[[violent]] [[de:violence]] [[et:violence]] [[en:violence]] [[fr:violence]] [[io:violence]] [[it:violence]] [[hu:violence]] [[fi:violence]] [[vi:violence]] [[zh:violence]] 9816 2006-09-10T15:11:15Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ta ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #'''Violence''' is an [[action]] done to [[hurt]] somebody or something. #:''I don't watch hockey, because I don't like all the fighting and '''violence'''.'' ===Related words=== *[[violent]] [[de:violence]] [[et:violence]] [[en:violence]] [[fr:violence]] [[io:violence]] [[it:violence]] [[hu:violence]] [[fi:violence]] [[ta:violence]] [[vi:violence]] [[zh:violence]] 10279 2006-09-24T14:26:19Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[hy:violence]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #'''Violence''' is an [[action]] done to [[hurt]] somebody or something. #:''I don't watch hockey, because I don't like all the fighting and '''violence'''.'' ===Related words=== *[[violent]] [[de:violence]] [[et:violence]] [[en:violence]] [[fr:violence]] [[hy:violence]] [[io:violence]] [[it:violence]] [[hu:violence]] [[fi:violence]] [[ta:violence]] [[vi:violence]] [[zh:violence]] 12059 2006-11-09T18:20:21Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ru:violence]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #'''Violence''' is an [[action]] done to [[hurt]] somebody or something. #:''I don't watch hockey, because I don't like all the fighting and '''violence'''.'' ===Related words=== *[[violent]] [[de:violence]] [[et:violence]] [[en:violence]] [[fr:violence]] [[hy:violence]] [[io:violence]] [[it:violence]] [[hu:violence]] [[ru:violence]] [[fi:violence]] [[ta:violence]] [[vi:violence]] [[zh:violence]] 13863 2006-12-19T13:01:36Z Brett 77 ==Noun== # ({{mass noun}}) '''Violence''' is an [[action]] done to [[hurt]] somebody or something. #:''I don't watch hockey, because I don't like all the fighting and '''violence'''.'' ===Related words=== *[[violent]] [[de:violence]] [[et:violence]] [[en:violence]] [[fr:violence]] [[hy:violence]] [[io:violence]] [[it:violence]] [[hu:violence]] [[ru:violence]] [[fi:violence]] [[ta:violence]] [[vi:violence]] [[zh:violence]] 3141 8147 2006-07-27T18:32:26Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} Also {{mass noun}} #'''Murder''' is when one person plans to hurt or kill somebody and they kill somebody. #:''Police are looking into two '''murders''' at a club in Brazzaville last night.'' 8153 2006-07-27T22:54:59Z Kappa 92 ...and they kill that person. ==Noun== {{noun}} Also {{mass noun}} #'''Murder''' is when one person plans to hurt or kill somebody and they kill that person. #:''Police are looking into two '''murders''' at a club in Brazzaville last night.'' 8186 2006-07-28T11:32:18Z Kappa 92 alright, revert ==Noun== {{noun}} Also {{mass noun}} #'''Murder''' is when one person plans to hurt or kill somebody and they kill somebody. #:''Police are looking into two '''murders''' at a club in Brazzaville last night.'' 9074 2006-08-22T01:29:23Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ang, en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ru, sr, ta, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} Also {{mass noun}} #'''Murder''' is when one person plans to hurt or kill somebody and they kill somebody. #:''Police are looking into two '''murders''' at a club in Brazzaville last night.'' [[ang:murder]] [[en:murder]] [[fr:murder]] [[io:murder]] [[it:murder]] [[hu:murder]] [[ru:murder]] [[sr:murder]] [[fi:murder]] [[ta:murder]] [[zh:murder]] 9682 2006-09-10T13:40:14Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Noun== {{noun}} Also {{mass noun}} #'''Murder''' is when one person plans to hurt or kill somebody and they kill somebody. #:''Police are looking into two '''murders''' at a club in Brazzaville last night.'' [[ang:murder]] [[en:murder]] [[fr:murder]] [[io:murder]] [[it:murder]] [[hu:murder]] [[ru:murder]] [[sr:murder]] [[fi:murder]] [[ta:murder]] [[vi:murder]] [[zh:murder]] 3142 8148 2006-07-27T20:58:16Z Brett 77 ==Verb== {{verb|guess|guesses|guessed|guessing}} {{intransitive verb}} & {{transitive verb}} #If you '''guess''' at something, you try to [[imagine]] what it might be, but you don't know the [[answer]]. #:''"What happened? Why has play stopped?" "I don't know. I '''guess''' a player's hurt, maybe."'' ==Noun== {{noun|guess|guesses}} #A '''guess''' is an [[answer]] that you give when you don't know the real answer. #:''"Wow, what a great car! How much do you think it costs?" "My '''guess''' is around $80,000."'' 8995 2006-08-21T23:14:42Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, io, vi, zh ==Verb== {{verb|guess|guesses|guessed|guessing}} {{intransitive verb}} & {{transitive verb}} #If you '''guess''' at something, you try to [[imagine]] what it might be, but you don't know the [[answer]]. #:''"What happened? Why has play stopped?" "I don't know. I '''guess''' a player's hurt, maybe."'' ==Noun== {{noun|guess|guesses}} #A '''guess''' is an [[answer]] that you give when you don't know the real answer. #:''"Wow, what a great car! How much do you think it costs?" "My '''guess''' is around $80,000."'' [[en:guess]] [[fr:guess]] [[io:guess]] [[fi:guess]] [[vi:guess]] [[zh:guess]] 10098 2006-09-24T13:10:06Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ta:guess]] ==Verb== {{verb|guess|guesses|guessed|guessing}} {{intransitive verb}} & {{transitive verb}} #If you '''guess''' at something, you try to [[imagine]] what it might be, but you don't know the [[answer]]. #:''"What happened? Why has play stopped?" "I don't know. I '''guess''' a player's hurt, maybe."'' ==Noun== {{noun|guess|guesses}} #A '''guess''' is an [[answer]] that you give when you don't know the real answer. #:''"Wow, what a great car! How much do you think it costs?" "My '''guess''' is around $80,000."'' [[en:guess]] [[fr:guess]] [[io:guess]] [[fi:guess]] [[ta:guess]] [[vi:guess]] [[zh:guess]] 3143 8149 2006-07-27T21:15:25Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Tupolev_Tu-95_BEAR.png|thumb|a plane]] #A '''plane''' is a [[vehicle]] with [[wings]] that [[fly|flies]]. #:''Can we hurry. I have to catch a '''plane''' to Miami.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[airplane]] *[[aeroplane]] *[[aircraft]] 9105 2006-08-22T02:28:15Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, et, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, ko, pl, ru, sv, ta, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Tupolev_Tu-95_BEAR.png|thumb|a plane]] #A '''plane''' is a [[vehicle]] with [[wings]] that [[fly|flies]]. #:''Can we hurry. I have to catch a '''plane''' to Miami.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[airplane]] *[[aeroplane]] *[[aircraft]] [[et:plane]] [[en:plane]] [[fr:plane]] [[ko:plane]] [[io:plane]] [[it:plane]] [[hu:plane]] [[ja:plane]] [[pl:plane]] [[ru:plane]] [[fi:plane]] [[sv:plane]] [[ta:plane]] [[vi:plane]] [[zh:plane]] 10172 2006-09-24T13:42:03Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[tr:plane]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Tupolev_Tu-95_BEAR.png|thumb|a plane]] #A '''plane''' is a [[vehicle]] with [[wings]] that [[fly|flies]]. #:''Can we hurry. I have to catch a '''plane''' to Miami.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[airplane]] *[[aeroplane]] *[[aircraft]] [[et:plane]] [[en:plane]] [[fr:plane]] [[ko:plane]] [[io:plane]] [[it:plane]] [[hu:plane]] [[ja:plane]] [[pl:plane]] [[ru:plane]] [[fi:plane]] [[sv:plane]] [[ta:plane]] [[vi:plane]] [[tr:plane]] [[zh:plane]] 10993 2006-10-14T01:39:28Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:plane]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Tupolev_Tu-95_BEAR.png|thumb|a plane]] #A '''plane''' is a [[vehicle]] with [[wings]] that [[fly|flies]]. #:''Can we hurry. I have to catch a '''plane''' to Miami.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[airplane]] *[[aeroplane]] *[[aircraft]] [[et:plane]] [[en:plane]] [[fr:plane]] [[ko:plane]] [[io:plane]] [[it:plane]] [[kk:plane]] [[hu:plane]] [[ja:plane]] [[pl:plane]] [[ru:plane]] [[fi:plane]] [[sv:plane]] [[ta:plane]] [[vi:plane]] [[tr:plane]] [[zh:plane]] 14092 2006-12-21T01:24:24Z Brett 77 formatting ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Tupolev_Tu-95_BEAR.png|thumb|a '''plane''']] #A '''plane''' is a [[vehicle]] with [[wings]] that [[fly|flies]]. #:''Can we hurry. I have to catch a '''plane''' to Miami.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[airplane]] *[[aeroplane]] *[[aircraft]] [[et:plane]] [[en:plane]] [[fr:plane]] [[ko:plane]] [[io:plane]] [[it:plane]] [[kk:plane]] [[hu:plane]] [[ja:plane]] [[pl:plane]] [[ru:plane]] [[fi:plane]] [[sv:plane]] [[ta:plane]] [[vi:plane]] [[tr:plane]] [[zh:plane]] 14093 2006-12-21T01:24:40Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Tupolev_Tu-95_BEAR.png|thumb|a '''plane''']] #A '''plane''' is a [[vehicle]] with [[wings]] that [[fly|flies]]. #:''Can we hurry? I have to catch a '''plane''' to Miami.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[airplane]] *[[aeroplane]] *[[aircraft]] [[et:plane]] [[en:plane]] [[fr:plane]] [[ko:plane]] [[io:plane]] [[it:plane]] [[kk:plane]] [[hu:plane]] [[ja:plane]] [[pl:plane]] [[ru:plane]] [[fi:plane]] [[sv:plane]] [[ta:plane]] [[vi:plane]] [[tr:plane]] [[zh:plane]] 3144 8150 2006-07-27T21:17:15Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Tupolev_Tu-95_BEAR.png|thumb|an airplane]] #An '''airplane''' is a [[vehicle]] with [[wings]] that [[fly|flies]]. #:''Can we hurry. I have to catch an '''airplane''' to Miami.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[plane]] *[[aeroplane]] *[[aircraft]] 8826 2006-08-21T17:50:37Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: el, en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, ko, nl, pt, ta, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Tupolev_Tu-95_BEAR.png|thumb|an airplane]] #An '''airplane''' is a [[vehicle]] with [[wings]] that [[fly|flies]]. #:''Can we hurry. I have to catch an '''airplane''' to Miami.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[plane]] *[[aeroplane]] *[[aircraft]] [[el:airplane]] [[en:airplane]] [[fr:airplane]] [[ko:airplane]] [[io:airplane]] [[it:airplane]] [[hu:airplane]] [[nl:airplane]] [[ja:airplane]] [[pt:airplane]] [[fi:airplane]] [[ta:airplane]] [[vi:airplane]] [[zh:airplane]] 10345 2006-10-04T18:03:25Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[hy:airplane]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Tupolev_Tu-95_BEAR.png|thumb|an airplane]] #An '''airplane''' is a [[vehicle]] with [[wings]] that [[fly|flies]]. #:''Can we hurry. I have to catch an '''airplane''' to Miami.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[plane]] *[[aeroplane]] *[[aircraft]] [[el:airplane]] [[en:airplane]] [[fr:airplane]] [[ko:airplane]] [[hy:airplane]] [[io:airplane]] [[it:airplane]] [[hu:airplane]] [[nl:airplane]] [[ja:airplane]] [[pt:airplane]] [[fi:airplane]] [[ta:airplane]] [[vi:airplane]] [[zh:airplane]] 10640 2006-10-09T14:33:00Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:airplane]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Tupolev_Tu-95_BEAR.png|thumb|an airplane]] #An '''airplane''' is a [[vehicle]] with [[wings]] that [[fly|flies]]. #:''Can we hurry. I have to catch an '''airplane''' to Miami.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[plane]] *[[aeroplane]] *[[aircraft]] [[el:airplane]] [[en:airplane]] [[fr:airplane]] [[ko:airplane]] [[hy:airplane]] [[io:airplane]] [[it:airplane]] [[kk:airplane]] [[hu:airplane]] [[nl:airplane]] [[ja:airplane]] [[pt:airplane]] [[fi:airplane]] [[ta:airplane]] [[vi:airplane]] [[zh:airplane]] 11053 2006-10-14T20:09:16Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:airplane]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Tupolev_Tu-95_BEAR.png|thumb|an airplane]] #An '''airplane''' is a [[vehicle]] with [[wings]] that [[fly|flies]]. #:''Can we hurry. I have to catch an '''airplane''' to Miami.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[plane]] *[[aeroplane]] *[[aircraft]] [[el:airplane]] [[en:airplane]] [[fr:airplane]] [[ko:airplane]] [[hy:airplane]] [[io:airplane]] [[it:airplane]] [[kk:airplane]] [[hu:airplane]] [[nl:airplane]] [[ja:airplane]] [[pt:airplane]] [[ru:airplane]] [[fi:airplane]] [[ta:airplane]] [[vi:airplane]] [[zh:airplane]] 3145 8152 2006-07-27T21:25:58Z Brett 77 This logo has to go. The pronunciation key is completely wrong. Not only is it the 3-syllable pronunciation (which is less common that the 4-syllable one), it ends with the wrong vowel. The last letter should be ''i'', not ''I''.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 21:25, 27 July 2006 (UTC) 8154 2006-07-27T22:59:30Z Kappa 92 [[meta:Wiktionary/logo]]. This logo has to go. The pronunciation key is completely wrong. Not only is it the 3-syllable pronunciation (which is less common that the 4-syllable one), it ends with the wrong vowel. The last letter should be ''i'', not ''I''.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 21:25, 27 July 2006 (UTC) *They are talking about making a new one, see [[meta:Wiktionary/logo]]. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 22:59, 27 July 2006 (UTC) 3146 8156 2006-07-27T23:31:34Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Cale_etalon.png|thumb|many differnt blocks]] #A '''block''' is a hard piece of [[material]], usually with six smooth sides. #:''When I was young, I liked building things with wooden '''blocks'''.'' #A city '''block''' is the distance from one road to the next. #:''We have to walk about three '''blocks''' to the restaurant.'' ==Verb== {{verb|block|blocks|blocked|blocking}} {{transitive verb}} #If ''A'' is '''blocking''' ''B'', then something can't go past ''A''. #:''The water in the bath won't go down. There's something '''blocking''' the drain.'' #:''The road was '''blocked''' by police.'' #:''Excuse me! You're '''blocking''' my view. I can't see.'' 8861 2006-08-21T18:47:03Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, el, en, fi, fr, gl, hu, io, it, uk, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Cale_etalon.png|thumb|many differnt blocks]] #A '''block''' is a hard piece of [[material]], usually with six smooth sides. #:''When I was young, I liked building things with wooden '''blocks'''.'' #A city '''block''' is the distance from one road to the next. #:''We have to walk about three '''blocks''' to the restaurant.'' ==Verb== {{verb|block|blocks|blocked|blocking}} {{transitive verb}} #If ''A'' is '''blocking''' ''B'', then something can't go past ''A''. #:''The water in the bath won't go down. There's something '''blocking''' the drain.'' #:''The road was '''blocked''' by police.'' #:''Excuse me! You're '''blocking''' my view. I can't see.'' [[ar:block]] [[el:block]] [[en:block]] [[fr:block]] [[gl:block]] [[io:block]] [[it:block]] [[hu:block]] [[fi:block]] [[uk:block]] [[zh:block]] 9486 2006-09-10T11:29:16Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ta, vi ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Cale_etalon.png|thumb|many differnt blocks]] #A '''block''' is a hard piece of [[material]], usually with six smooth sides. #:''When I was young, I liked building things with wooden '''blocks'''.'' #A city '''block''' is the distance from one road to the next. #:''We have to walk about three '''blocks''' to the restaurant.'' ==Verb== {{verb|block|blocks|blocked|blocking}} {{transitive verb}} #If ''A'' is '''blocking''' ''B'', then something can't go past ''A''. #:''The water in the bath won't go down. There's something '''blocking''' the drain.'' #:''The road was '''blocked''' by police.'' #:''Excuse me! You're '''blocking''' my view. I can't see.'' [[ar:block]] [[el:block]] [[en:block]] [[fr:block]] [[gl:block]] [[io:block]] [[it:block]] [[hu:block]] [[fi:block]] [[ta:block]] [[vi:block]] [[uk:block]] [[zh:block]] 10468 2006-10-07T09:30:44Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[hy:block]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Cale_etalon.png|thumb|many differnt blocks]] #A '''block''' is a hard piece of [[material]], usually with six smooth sides. #:''When I was young, I liked building things with wooden '''blocks'''.'' #A city '''block''' is the distance from one road to the next. #:''We have to walk about three '''blocks''' to the restaurant.'' ==Verb== {{verb|block|blocks|blocked|blocking}} {{transitive verb}} #If ''A'' is '''blocking''' ''B'', then something can't go past ''A''. #:''The water in the bath won't go down. There's something '''blocking''' the drain.'' #:''The road was '''blocked''' by police.'' #:''Excuse me! You're '''blocking''' my view. I can't see.'' [[ar:block]] [[el:block]] [[en:block]] [[fr:block]] [[gl:block]] [[hy:block]] [[io:block]] [[it:block]] [[hu:block]] [[fi:block]] [[ta:block]] [[vi:block]] [[uk:block]] [[zh:block]] 11164 2006-10-16T22:41:42Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:block]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Cale_etalon.png|thumb|many differnt blocks]] #A '''block''' is a hard piece of [[material]], usually with six smooth sides. #:''When I was young, I liked building things with wooden '''blocks'''.'' #A city '''block''' is the distance from one road to the next. #:''We have to walk about three '''blocks''' to the restaurant.'' ==Verb== {{verb|block|blocks|blocked|blocking}} {{transitive verb}} #If ''A'' is '''blocking''' ''B'', then something can't go past ''A''. #:''The water in the bath won't go down. There's something '''blocking''' the drain.'' #:''The road was '''blocked''' by police.'' #:''Excuse me! You're '''blocking''' my view. I can't see.'' [[ar:block]] [[el:block]] [[en:block]] [[fr:block]] [[gl:block]] [[hy:block]] [[io:block]] [[it:block]] [[hu:block]] [[ru:block]] [[fi:block]] [[ta:block]] [[vi:block]] [[uk:block]] [[zh:block]] 12234 2006-11-12T22:43:30Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:block]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Cale_etalon.png|thumb|many differnt blocks]] #A '''block''' is a hard piece of [[material]], usually with six smooth sides. #:''When I was young, I liked building things with wooden '''blocks'''.'' #A city '''block''' is the distance from one road to the next. #:''We have to walk about three '''blocks''' to the restaurant.'' ==Verb== {{verb|block|blocks|blocked|blocking}} {{transitive verb}} #If ''A'' is '''blocking''' ''B'', then something can't go past ''A''. #:''The water in the bath won't go down. There's something '''blocking''' the drain.'' #:''The road was '''blocked''' by police.'' #:''Excuse me! You're '''blocking''' my view. I can't see.'' [[ar:block]] [[el:block]] [[en:block]] [[fa:block]] [[fr:block]] [[gl:block]] [[hy:block]] [[io:block]] [[it:block]] [[hu:block]] [[ru:block]] [[fi:block]] [[ta:block]] [[vi:block]] [[uk:block]] [[zh:block]] 3147 8157 2006-07-27T23:36:04Z Brett 77 ==Verb== {{verb2|hit|hits|hit|hit|hitting}} {{transitive verb}} & {{intransitive verb}} #If ''A'' '''hits''' ''B'', then ''A'' [[touches]] ''B'' hard and fast. #:''Ouch! Stop '''hitting'''. It hurts.'' #:''The red car was turning when the blue car '''hit''' it.'' 9010 2006-08-21T23:32:02Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, es, fi, fr, gl, hu, io, it, pt, ru, uk, zh ==Verb== {{verb2|hit|hits|hit|hit|hitting}} {{transitive verb}} & {{intransitive verb}} #If ''A'' '''hits''' ''B'', then ''A'' [[touches]] ''B'' hard and fast. #:''Ouch! Stop '''hitting'''. It hurts.'' #:''The red car was turning when the blue car '''hit''' it.'' [[en:hit]] [[es:hit]] [[fr:hit]] [[gl:hit]] [[io:hit]] [[it:hit]] [[hu:hit]] [[pt:hit]] [[ru:hit]] [[fi:hit]] [[uk:hit]] [[zh:hit]] 9634 2006-09-10T12:53:54Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Verb== {{verb2|hit|hits|hit|hit|hitting}} {{transitive verb}} & {{intransitive verb}} #If ''A'' '''hits''' ''B'', then ''A'' [[touches]] ''B'' hard and fast. #:''Ouch! Stop '''hitting'''. It hurts.'' #:''The red car was turning when the blue car '''hit''' it.'' [[en:hit]] [[es:hit]] [[fr:hit]] [[gl:hit]] [[io:hit]] [[it:hit]] [[hu:hit]] [[pt:hit]] [[ru:hit]] [[fi:hit]] [[vi:hit]] [[uk:hit]] [[zh:hit]] 11622 2006-10-29T22:52:07Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[cs:hit]] ==Verb== {{verb2|hit|hits|hit|hit|hitting}} {{transitive verb}} & {{intransitive verb}} #If ''A'' '''hits''' ''B'', then ''A'' [[touches]] ''B'' hard and fast. #:''Ouch! Stop '''hitting'''. It hurts.'' #:''The red car was turning when the blue car '''hit''' it.'' [[cs:hit]] [[en:hit]] [[es:hit]] [[fr:hit]] [[gl:hit]] [[io:hit]] [[it:hit]] [[hu:hit]] [[pt:hit]] [[ru:hit]] [[fi:hit]] [[vi:hit]] [[uk:hit]] [[zh:hit]] 12776 2006-11-26T22:22:56Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[sv:hit]], [[tr:hit]] ==Verb== {{verb2|hit|hits|hit|hit|hitting}} {{transitive verb}} & {{intransitive verb}} #If ''A'' '''hits''' ''B'', then ''A'' [[touches]] ''B'' hard and fast. #:''Ouch! Stop '''hitting'''. It hurts.'' #:''The red car was turning when the blue car '''hit''' it.'' [[cs:hit]] [[en:hit]] [[es:hit]] [[fr:hit]] [[gl:hit]] [[io:hit]] [[it:hit]] [[hu:hit]] [[pt:hit]] [[ru:hit]] [[fi:hit]] [[sv:hit]] [[vi:hit]] [[tr:hit]] [[uk:hit]] [[zh:hit]] 13889 2006-12-19T16:23:39Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[pl:hit]] ==Verb== {{verb2|hit|hits|hit|hit|hitting}} {{transitive verb}} & {{intransitive verb}} #If ''A'' '''hits''' ''B'', then ''A'' [[touches]] ''B'' hard and fast. #:''Ouch! Stop '''hitting'''. It hurts.'' #:''The red car was turning when the blue car '''hit''' it.'' [[cs:hit]] [[en:hit]] [[es:hit]] [[fr:hit]] [[gl:hit]] [[io:hit]] [[it:hit]] [[hu:hit]] [[pl:hit]] [[pt:hit]] [[ru:hit]] [[fi:hit]] [[sv:hit]] [[vi:hit]] [[tr:hit]] [[uk:hit]] [[zh:hit]] 3148 8158 2006-07-27T23:44:39Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} #An '''offender''' is someone or something that does something [[wrong]], usually someone who breaks the [[law]]. #:''The boy who took the car is a young '''offender''', so we can't use his real name.'' 9063 2006-08-22T01:13:03Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fr, io, pt ==Noun== {{noun}} #An '''offender''' is someone or something that does something [[wrong]], usually someone who breaks the [[law]]. #:''The boy who took the car is a young '''offender''', so we can't use his real name.'' [[en:offender]] [[fr:offender]] [[io:offender]] [[pt:offender]] 9709 2006-09-10T13:57:53Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Noun== {{noun}} #An '''offender''' is someone or something that does something [[wrong]], usually someone who breaks the [[law]]. #:''The boy who took the car is a young '''offender''', so we can't use his real name.'' [[en:offender]] [[fr:offender]] [[io:offender]] [[pt:offender]] [[vi:offender]] 3149 8159 2006-07-27T23:51:20Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} #An '''offence''' is an [[action]] that breaks the [[law]]. #:''Murder is a serious criminal '''offence'''.'' {{mass noun}} #When you give '''offence''' to someone, you do something that they don't like. #:''I didn't mean to give '''offence''', but I didn't know that you don't do that in China.'' #The '''offence''' is the person or team who is [[attack]]ing. #:''For the first time in the game, Arsenal goes on the '''offence'''.'' 9064 2006-08-22T01:14:05Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, io, it, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} #An '''offence''' is an [[action]] that breaks the [[law]]. #:''Murder is a serious criminal '''offence'''.'' {{mass noun}} #When you give '''offence''' to someone, you do something that they don't like. #:''I didn't mean to give '''offence''', but I didn't know that you don't do that in China.'' #The '''offence''' is the person or team who is [[attack]]ing. #:''For the first time in the game, Arsenal goes on the '''offence'''.'' [[en:offence]] [[fr:offence]] [[io:offence]] [[it:offence]] [[fi:offence]] [[zh:offence]] 10182 2006-09-24T13:43:43Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[vi:offence]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #An '''offence''' is an [[action]] that breaks the [[law]]. #:''Murder is a serious criminal '''offence'''.'' {{mass noun}} #When you give '''offence''' to someone, you do something that they don't like. #:''I didn't mean to give '''offence''', but I didn't know that you don't do that in China.'' #The '''offence''' is the person or team who is [[attack]]ing. #:''For the first time in the game, Arsenal goes on the '''offence'''.'' [[en:offence]] [[fr:offence]] [[io:offence]] [[it:offence]] [[fi:offence]] [[vi:offence]] [[zh:offence]] 3150 8160 2006-07-28T02:24:55Z Brett 77 ==Adjective== {{adjective|sorry|sorrier|sorriest}} #You say "I'm '''sorry'''" when you have done something wrong and you feel bad. #:''I'm '''sorry''' that I lost your jacket last night.'' 9173 2006-08-22T04:40:33Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: el, en, fi, fr, hu, it, nl, ta ==Adjective== {{adjective|sorry|sorrier|sorriest}} #You say "I'm '''sorry'''" when you have done something wrong and you feel bad. #:''I'm '''sorry''' that I lost your jacket last night.'' [[el:sorry]] [[en:sorry]] [[fr:sorry]] [[it:sorry]] [[hu:sorry]] [[nl:sorry]] [[fi:sorry]] [[ta:sorry]] 10219 2006-09-24T14:02:42Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[vi:sorry]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|sorry|sorrier|sorriest}} #You say "I'm '''sorry'''" when you have done something wrong and you feel bad. #:''I'm '''sorry''' that I lost your jacket last night.'' [[el:sorry]] [[en:sorry]] [[fr:sorry]] [[it:sorry]] [[hu:sorry]] [[nl:sorry]] [[fi:sorry]] [[ta:sorry]] [[vi:sorry]] 10892 2006-10-12T22:08:55Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[io:sorry]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|sorry|sorrier|sorriest}} #You say "I'm '''sorry'''" when you have done something wrong and you feel bad. #:''I'm '''sorry''' that I lost your jacket last night.'' [[el:sorry]] [[en:sorry]] [[fr:sorry]] [[io:sorry]] [[it:sorry]] [[hu:sorry]] [[nl:sorry]] [[fi:sorry]] [[ta:sorry]] [[vi:sorry]] 12013 2006-11-09T17:54:05Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ru:sorry]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|sorry|sorrier|sorriest}} #You say "I'm '''sorry'''" when you have done something wrong and you feel bad. #:''I'm '''sorry''' that I lost your jacket last night.'' [[el:sorry]] [[en:sorry]] [[fr:sorry]] [[io:sorry]] [[it:sorry]] [[hu:sorry]] [[nl:sorry]] [[ru:sorry]] [[fi:sorry]] [[ta:sorry]] [[vi:sorry]] 3151 8161 2006-07-28T02:25:59Z Brett 77 ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} 8236 2006-07-30T21:56:09Z Kappa 92 #'''My''' things are things which belong to [[me]]. ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} #'''My''' things are things which belong to [[me]]. #:''Is this '''my''' book, or is it yours? 8286 2006-07-31T00:22:33Z Brett 77 ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} {{gen pron}} #'''My''' things are things which belong to [[me]]. #:''Is this '''my''' book, or is it yours? 9072 2006-08-22T01:25:33Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: cs, en, et, fi, fr, gl, hu, io, it, ja, la, nl, pl, ru, ta, uk, zh ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} {{gen pron}} #'''My''' things are things which belong to [[me]]. #:''Is this '''my''' book, or is it yours? [[cs:my]] [[et:my]] [[en:my]] [[fr:my]] [[gl:my]] [[io:my]] [[it:my]] [[la:my]] [[hu:my]] [[nl:my]] [[ja:my]] [[pl:my]] [[ru:my]] [[fi:my]] [[ta:my]] [[uk:my]] [[zh:my]] 10844 2006-10-11T17:37:26Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[vi:my]] ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} {{gen pron}} #'''My''' things are things which belong to [[me]]. #:''Is this '''my''' book, or is it yours? [[cs:my]] [[et:my]] [[en:my]] [[fr:my]] [[gl:my]] [[io:my]] [[it:my]] [[la:my]] [[hu:my]] [[nl:my]] [[ja:my]] [[pl:my]] [[ru:my]] [[fi:my]] [[ta:my]] [[vi:my]] [[uk:my]] [[zh:my]] 11489 2006-10-23T11:24:22Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:my]] ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} {{gen pron}} #'''My''' things are things which belong to [[me]]. #:''Is this '''my''' book, or is it yours? [[cs:my]] [[et:my]] [[en:my]] [[fr:my]] [[gl:my]] [[io:my]] [[it:my]] [[kk:my]] [[la:my]] [[hu:my]] [[nl:my]] [[ja:my]] [[pl:my]] [[ru:my]] [[fi:my]] [[ta:my]] [[vi:my]] [[uk:my]] [[zh:my]] 11653 2006-10-30T18:15:40Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[es:my]] ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} {{gen pron}} #'''My''' things are things which belong to [[me]]. #:''Is this '''my''' book, or is it yours? [[cs:my]] [[et:my]] [[en:my]] [[es:my]] [[fr:my]] [[gl:my]] [[io:my]] [[it:my]] [[kk:my]] [[la:my]] [[hu:my]] [[nl:my]] [[ja:my]] [[pl:my]] [[ru:my]] [[fi:my]] [[ta:my]] [[vi:my]] [[uk:my]] [[zh:my]] 12140 2006-11-11T00:50:35Z Brett 77 pronoun -> determiner ==Determiner== {{determiner}} {{gen pron}} #'''My''' things are things which belong to [[me]]. #:''Is this '''my''' book, or is it yours? [[cs:my]] [[et:my]] [[en:my]] [[es:my]] [[fr:my]] [[gl:my]] [[io:my]] [[it:my]] [[kk:my]] [[la:my]] [[hu:my]] [[nl:my]] [[ja:my]] [[pl:my]] [[ru:my]] [[fi:my]] [[ta:my]] [[vi:my]] [[uk:my]] [[zh:my]] 12692 2006-11-26T10:23:56Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[de:my]] ==Determiner== {{determiner}} {{gen pron}} #'''My''' things are things which belong to [[me]]. #:''Is this '''my''' book, or is it yours? [[cs:my]] [[de:my]] [[et:my]] [[en:my]] [[es:my]] [[fr:my]] [[gl:my]] [[io:my]] [[it:my]] [[kk:my]] [[la:my]] [[hu:my]] [[nl:my]] [[ja:my]] [[pl:my]] [[ru:my]] [[fi:my]] [[ta:my]] [[vi:my]] [[uk:my]] [[zh:my]] 13700 2006-12-12T18:19:15Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ku:my]] ==Determiner== {{determiner}} {{gen pron}} #'''My''' things are things which belong to [[me]]. #:''Is this '''my''' book, or is it yours? [[cs:my]] [[de:my]] [[et:my]] [[en:my]] [[es:my]] [[fr:my]] [[gl:my]] [[io:my]] [[it:my]] [[kk:my]] [[ku:my]] [[la:my]] [[hu:my]] [[nl:my]] [[ja:my]] [[pl:my]] [[ru:my]] [[fi:my]] [[ta:my]] [[vi:my]] [[uk:my]] [[zh:my]] 3152 8162 2006-07-28T02:26:26Z Brett 77 ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} 8237 2006-07-30T21:57:22Z Kappa 92 #'''Your''' things are things which [[belong]] to [[you]]. ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} #'''Your''' things are things which [[belong]] to [[you]]. #:''Can I eat some of '''your''' ice-cream please? 8287 2006-07-31T00:23:15Z Brett 77 ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} {{gen pron}} #'''Your''' things are things which [[belong]] to [[you]]. #:''Can I eat some of '''your''' ice-cream please? 9223 2006-08-22T06:05:04Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, pl, sv, zh ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} {{gen pron}} #'''Your''' things are things which [[belong]] to [[you]]. #:''Can I eat some of '''your''' ice-cream please? [[en:your]] [[fr:your]] [[io:your]] [[it:your]] [[hu:your]] [[ja:your]] [[pl:your]] [[fi:your]] [[sv:your]] [[zh:your]] 9267 2006-08-23T23:12:23Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ta ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} {{gen pron}} #'''Your''' things are things which [[belong]] to [[you]]. #:''Can I eat some of '''your''' ice-cream please? [[en:your]] [[fr:your]] [[io:your]] [[it:your]] [[hu:your]] [[ja:your]] [[pl:your]] [[fi:your]] [[sv:your]] [[ta:your]] [[zh:your]] 11040 2006-10-14T13:48:43Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[vi:your]] ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} {{gen pron}} #'''Your''' things are things which [[belong]] to [[you]]. #:''Can I eat some of '''your''' ice-cream please? [[en:your]] [[fr:your]] [[io:your]] [[it:your]] [[hu:your]] [[ja:your]] [[pl:your]] [[fi:your]] [[sv:your]] [[ta:your]] [[vi:your]] [[zh:your]] 11373 2006-10-19T12:41:21Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[hy:your]] ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} {{gen pron}} #'''Your''' things are things which [[belong]] to [[you]]. #:''Can I eat some of '''your''' ice-cream please? [[en:your]] [[fr:your]] [[hy:your]] [[io:your]] [[it:your]] [[hu:your]] [[ja:your]] [[pl:your]] [[fi:your]] [[sv:your]] [[ta:your]] [[vi:your]] [[zh:your]] 12147 2006-11-11T01:08:43Z Brett 77 pronoun -> determiner ==Determiner== {{determiner}} {{gen pron}} #'''Your''' things are things which [[belong]] to [[you]]. #:''Can I eat some of '''your''' ice-cream please? [[en:your]] [[fr:your]] [[hy:your]] [[io:your]] [[it:your]] [[hu:your]] [[ja:your]] [[pl:your]] [[fi:your]] [[sv:your]] [[ta:your]] [[vi:your]] [[zh:your]] 12495 2006-11-17T06:26:48Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:your]] ==Determiner== {{determiner}} {{gen pron}} #'''Your''' things are things which [[belong]] to [[you]]. #:''Can I eat some of '''your''' ice-cream please? [[en:your]] [[fr:your]] [[hy:your]] [[io:your]] [[it:your]] [[kk:your]] [[hu:your]] [[ja:your]] [[pl:your]] [[fi:your]] [[sv:your]] [[ta:your]] [[vi:your]] [[zh:your]] 3153 8165 2006-07-28T02:31:38Z Brett 77 ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} 9047 2006-08-22T00:40:41Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, it, ja, la, pt, zh ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} [[en:its]] [[fr:its]] [[it:its]] [[la:its]] [[hu:its]] [[ja:its]] [[pt:its]] [[fi:its]] [[zh:its]] 12137 2006-11-11T00:47:42Z Brett 77 ==Determiner== {{determiner}} {{gen pron}} {{Stub}} [[en:its]] [[fr:its]] [[it:its]] [[la:its]] [[hu:its]] [[ja:its]] [[pt:its]] [[fi:its]] [[zh:its]] 3154 8166 2006-07-28T02:31:53Z Brett 77 ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} 9060 2006-08-22T01:08:23Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, it, ja, la, pl, zh ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} [[en:our]] [[fr:our]] [[it:our]] [[la:our]] [[hu:our]] [[ja:our]] [[pl:our]] [[fi:our]] [[zh:our]] 9260 2006-08-23T18:10:18Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ta ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} [[en:our]] [[fr:our]] [[it:our]] [[la:our]] [[hu:our]] [[ja:our]] [[pl:our]] [[fi:our]] [[ta:our]] [[zh:our]] 10180 2006-09-24T13:43:23Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[vi:our]] ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} [[en:our]] [[fr:our]] [[it:our]] [[la:our]] [[hu:our]] [[ja:our]] [[pl:our]] [[fi:our]] [[ta:our]] [[vi:our]] [[zh:our]] 11678 2006-10-31T16:25:16Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:our]] ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} [[en:our]] [[fr:our]] [[it:our]] [[kk:our]] [[la:our]] [[hu:our]] [[ja:our]] [[pl:our]] [[fi:our]] [[ta:our]] [[vi:our]] [[zh:our]] 12141 2006-11-11T00:52:17Z Brett 77 pronoun -> determiner ==Determiner== {{determiner}} {{gen pron}} {{Stub}} [[en:our]] [[fr:our]] [[it:our]] [[kk:our]] [[la:our]] [[hu:our]] [[ja:our]] [[pl:our]] [[fi:our]] [[ta:our]] [[vi:our]] [[zh:our]] 14150 2006-12-21T06:55:48Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[io:our]] ==Determiner== {{determiner}} {{gen pron}} {{Stub}} [[en:our]] [[fr:our]] [[io:our]] [[it:our]] [[kk:our]] [[la:our]] [[hu:our]] [[ja:our]] [[pl:our]] [[fi:our]] [[ta:our]] [[vi:our]] [[zh:our]] 3155 8167 2006-07-28T02:32:18Z Brett 77 ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} 9164 2006-08-22T04:27:42Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, it, ja, la, pl, ta ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} [[en:their]] [[fr:their]] [[it:their]] [[la:their]] [[hu:their]] [[ja:their]] [[pl:their]] [[fi:their]] [[ta:their]] 10249 2006-09-24T14:15:28Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[io:their]] ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} [[en:their]] [[fr:their]] [[io:their]] [[it:their]] [[la:their]] [[hu:their]] [[ja:their]] [[pl:their]] [[fi:their]] [[ta:their]] 11017 2006-10-14T08:16:08Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[vi:their]] ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} [[en:their]] [[fr:their]] [[io:their]] [[it:their]] [[la:their]] [[hu:their]] [[ja:their]] [[pl:their]] [[fi:their]] [[ta:their]] [[vi:their]] 12287 2006-11-15T19:57:19Z Brett 77 pronoun -> determiner + definition ==Determiner== {{determiner}} {{gen pron}} # If something [[belong]]s to [[them]] it is '''their''' thing. #: ''That's not '''their''' car, it's ours.'' [[en:their]] [[fr:their]] [[io:their]] [[it:their]] [[la:their]] [[hu:their]] [[ja:their]] [[pl:their]] [[fi:their]] [[ta:their]] [[vi:their]] 3156 8168 2006-07-28T02:32:37Z Brett 77 ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} ==Noun== {{noun}} 9078 2006-08-22T01:37:13Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, el, en, et, fi, fr, hu, id, io, it, ja, pl, ta, uk, vi, zh ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[de:mine]] [[et:mine]] [[el:mine]] [[en:mine]] [[fr:mine]] [[io:mine]] [[id:mine]] [[it:mine]] [[hu:mine]] [[ja:mine]] [[pl:mine]] [[fi:mine]] [[ta:mine]] [[vi:mine]] [[uk:mine]] [[zh:mine]] 11460 2006-10-22T21:44:18Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:mine]] ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[de:mine]] [[et:mine]] [[el:mine]] [[en:mine]] [[fr:mine]] [[io:mine]] [[id:mine]] [[it:mine]] [[hu:mine]] [[ja:mine]] [[pl:mine]] [[ru:mine]] [[fi:mine]] [[ta:mine]] [[vi:mine]] [[uk:mine]] [[zh:mine]] 12688 2006-11-26T09:15:26Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ko:mine]] ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[de:mine]] [[et:mine]] [[el:mine]] [[en:mine]] [[fr:mine]] [[ko:mine]] [[io:mine]] [[id:mine]] [[it:mine]] [[hu:mine]] [[ja:mine]] [[pl:mine]] [[ru:mine]] [[fi:mine]] [[ta:mine]] [[vi:mine]] [[uk:mine]] [[zh:mine]] 13699 2006-12-12T17:40:48Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:mine]], [[ku:mine]] ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[de:mine]] [[et:mine]] [[el:mine]] [[en:mine]] [[fa:mine]] [[fr:mine]] [[ko:mine]] [[io:mine]] [[id:mine]] [[it:mine]] [[ku:mine]] [[hu:mine]] [[ja:mine]] [[pl:mine]] [[ru:mine]] [[fi:mine]] [[ta:mine]] [[vi:mine]] [[uk:mine]] [[zh:mine]] 13960 2006-12-20T05:24:41Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[pt:mine]] ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[de:mine]] [[et:mine]] [[el:mine]] [[en:mine]] [[fa:mine]] [[fr:mine]] [[ko:mine]] [[io:mine]] [[id:mine]] [[it:mine]] [[ku:mine]] [[hu:mine]] [[ja:mine]] [[pl:mine]] [[pt:mine]] [[ru:mine]] [[fi:mine]] [[ta:mine]] [[vi:mine]] [[uk:mine]] [[zh:mine]] 3157 8169 2006-07-28T02:32:54Z Brett 77 ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} 9222 2006-08-22T06:03:34Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, it, ja, zh ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} [[en:yours]] [[it:yours]] [[ja:yours]] [[fi:yours]] [[zh:yours]] 9831 2006-09-10T15:26:30Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: fr ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} [[en:yours]] [[fr:yours]] [[it:yours]] [[ja:yours]] [[fi:yours]] [[zh:yours]] 3158 8170 2006-07-28T02:33:09Z Brett 77 ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} 9014 2006-08-21T23:38:32Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fr, io, it, ja, sv, zh ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} [[en:hers]] [[fr:hers]] [[io:hers]] [[it:hers]] [[ja:hers]] [[sv:hers]] [[zh:hers]] 10331 2006-10-02T02:45:28Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[pt:hers]] ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} [[en:hers]] [[fr:hers]] [[io:hers]] [[it:hers]] [[ja:hers]] [[pt:hers]] [[sv:hers]] [[zh:hers]] 3159 8171 2006-07-28T02:33:24Z Brett 77 ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} 9059 2006-08-22T01:06:32Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: bg, de, el, en, et, fr, gl, hu, id, io, it, ja, ko, nl, ru ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} [[bg:ours]] [[de:ours]] [[et:ours]] [[el:ours]] [[en:ours]] [[fr:ours]] [[gl:ours]] [[ko:ours]] [[io:ours]] [[id:ours]] [[it:ours]] [[hu:ours]] [[nl:ours]] [[ja:ours]] [[ru:ours]] 9725 2006-09-10T14:02:25Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: pl ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} [[bg:ours]] [[de:ours]] [[et:ours]] [[el:ours]] [[en:ours]] [[fr:ours]] [[gl:ours]] [[ko:ours]] [[io:ours]] [[id:ours]] [[it:ours]] [[hu:ours]] [[nl:ours]] [[ja:ours]] [[pl:ours]] [[ru:ours]] 10917 2006-10-13T08:26:32Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[vi:ours]] ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} [[bg:ours]] [[de:ours]] [[et:ours]] [[el:ours]] [[en:ours]] [[fr:ours]] [[gl:ours]] [[ko:ours]] [[io:ours]] [[id:ours]] [[it:ours]] [[hu:ours]] [[nl:ours]] [[ja:ours]] [[pl:ours]] [[ru:ours]] [[vi:ours]] 11993 2006-11-09T17:33:39Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[fi:ours]] ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} [[bg:ours]] [[de:ours]] [[et:ours]] [[el:ours]] [[en:ours]] [[fr:ours]] [[gl:ours]] [[ko:ours]] [[io:ours]] [[id:ours]] [[it:ours]] [[hu:ours]] [[nl:ours]] [[ja:ours]] [[pl:ours]] [[ru:ours]] [[fi:ours]] [[vi:ours]] 3160 8172 2006-07-28T02:33:43Z Brett 77 ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} 9163 2006-08-22T04:26:22Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, it, ja ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} [[en:theirs]] [[fr:theirs]] [[it:theirs]] [[ja:theirs]] [[fi:theirs]] 3161 8173 2006-07-28T02:40:58Z Brett 77 A [[reflexive pronoun]] is a [[pronoun]] that adds ''self'' to another pronoun. They are used as [[complement]]s or for [[emphasis]]. Generally, as complements, a reflexive pronoun shows a strong link betweeen the [[subject]] and the complement. [[Category:Pronouns]] [[Category:Words]] 8300 2006-07-31T00:36:55Z Brett 77 A [[reflexive pronoun]] is a [[pronoun]] that adds ''self'' to another pronoun. They are used as [[complement]]s or for [[emphasis]]. Generally, as complements, a reflexive pronoun shows a strong link betweeen the [[subject]] and the complement. [[Category:Pronouns]] 3162 8174 2006-07-28T02:44:38Z Brett 77 ''Reflexive'' [[Category:Reflexive Pronouns]] 8175 2006-07-28T02:45:55Z Brett 77 ''Reflexive'' [[Category:Reflexive pronouns]] 3163 8176 2006-07-28T02:46:15Z Brett 77 ==Pronoun== {{refl pron}} 9071 2006-08-22T01:23:53Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, hu, ja, ko, zh ==Pronoun== {{refl pron}} [[en:myself]] [[ko:myself]] [[hu:myself]] [[ja:myself]] [[fi:myself]] [[zh:myself]] 10847 2006-10-11T18:15:41Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ta:myself]] ==Pronoun== {{refl pron}} [[en:myself]] [[ko:myself]] [[hu:myself]] [[ja:myself]] [[fi:myself]] [[ta:myself]] [[zh:myself]] 11598 2006-10-29T16:30:41Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fr:myself]], [[io:myself]] ==Pronoun== {{refl pron}} [[en:myself]] [[fr:myself]] [[ko:myself]] [[io:myself]] [[hu:myself]] [[ja:myself]] [[fi:myself]] [[ta:myself]] [[zh:myself]] 3164 8177 2006-07-28T02:47:45Z Brett 77 ==Pronoun== {{refl pron}} 9221 2006-08-22T06:02:35Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, hu, it, ja, ko, zh ==Pronoun== {{refl pron}} [[en:yourself]] [[ko:yourself]] [[it:yourself]] [[hu:yourself]] [[ja:yourself]] [[fi:yourself]] [[zh:yourself]] 10291 2006-09-24T14:33:16Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[fr:yourself]] ==Pronoun== {{refl pron}} [[en:yourself]] [[fr:yourself]] [[ko:yourself]] [[it:yourself]] [[hu:yourself]] [[ja:yourself]] [[fi:yourself]] [[zh:yourself]] 11372 2006-10-19T12:39:14Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[io:yourself]] ==Pronoun== {{refl pron}} [[en:yourself]] [[fr:yourself]] [[ko:yourself]] [[io:yourself]] [[it:yourself]] [[hu:yourself]] [[ja:yourself]] [[fi:yourself]] [[zh:yourself]] 3165 8178 2006-07-28T02:48:08Z Brett 77 ==Pronoun== {{refl pron}} 9011 2006-08-21T23:34:12Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, hu, io, ja, ko, zh ==Pronoun== {{refl pron}} [[en:himself]] [[ko:himself]] [[io:himself]] [[hu:himself]] [[ja:himself]] [[fi:himself]] [[zh:himself]] 9635 2006-09-10T12:54:04Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: fr ==Pronoun== {{refl pron}} [[en:himself]] [[fr:himself]] [[ko:himself]] [[io:himself]] [[hu:himself]] [[ja:himself]] [[fi:himself]] [[zh:himself]] 10335 2006-10-03T20:34:33Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[pt:himself]] ==Pronoun== {{refl pron}} [[en:himself]] [[fr:himself]] [[ko:himself]] [[io:himself]] [[hu:himself]] [[ja:himself]] [[pt:himself]] [[fi:himself]] [[zh:himself]] 3166 8179 2006-07-28T02:49:29Z Brett 77 ==Pronoun== {{refl pron}} 9013 2006-08-21T23:37:42Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, hu, io, ja, ko, zh ==Pronoun== {{refl pron}} [[en:herself]] [[ko:herself]] [[io:herself]] [[hu:herself]] [[ja:herself]] [[fi:herself]] [[zh:herself]] 10330 2006-10-02T02:44:39Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[pt:herself]] ==Pronoun== {{refl pron}} [[en:herself]] [[ko:herself]] [[io:herself]] [[hu:herself]] [[ja:herself]] [[pt:herself]] [[fi:herself]] [[zh:herself]] 11298 2006-10-18T13:19:44Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fr:herself]] ==Pronoun== {{refl pron}} [[en:herself]] [[fr:herself]] [[ko:herself]] [[io:herself]] [[hu:herself]] [[ja:herself]] [[pt:herself]] [[fi:herself]] [[zh:herself]] 3167 8180 2006-07-28T02:49:44Z Brett 77 ==Pronoun== {{refl pron}} 9046 2006-08-22T00:39:20Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fr, hu, ja, ko, zh ==Pronoun== {{refl pron}} [[en:itself]] [[fr:itself]] [[ko:itself]] [[hu:itself]] [[ja:itself]] [[zh:itself]] 11385 2006-10-20T00:21:14Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fi:itself]], [[io:itself]] ==Pronoun== {{refl pron}} [[en:itself]] [[fr:itself]] [[ko:itself]] [[io:itself]] [[hu:itself]] [[ja:itself]] [[fi:itself]] [[zh:itself]] 3168 8181 2006-07-28T02:50:03Z Brett 77 ==Pronoun== {{refl pron}} 9095 2006-08-22T02:15:58Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, it, ja, ko ==Pronoun== {{refl pron}} [[en:ourselves]] [[ko:ourselves]] [[it:ourselves]] [[ja:ourselves]] 11685 2006-11-01T11:51:32Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fr:ourselves]], [[io:ourselves]] ==Pronoun== {{refl pron}} [[en:ourselves]] [[fr:ourselves]] [[ko:ourselves]] [[io:ourselves]] [[it:ourselves]] [[ja:ourselves]] 3169 8182 2006-07-28T02:51:03Z Brett 77 ==Pronoun== {{refl pron}} 9161 2006-08-22T04:23:52Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, ja, ko ==Pronoun== {{refl pron}} [[en:themselves]] [[ko:themselves]] [[ja:themselves]] 11085 2006-10-15T04:31:01Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fr:themselves]], [[vi:themselves]] ==Pronoun== {{refl pron}} [[en:themselves]] [[fr:themselves]] [[ko:themselves]] [[ja:themselves]] [[vi:themselves]] 11833 2006-11-09T13:00:01Z Tangotango 94 add example ==Pronoun== #{{refl pron}} #: ''They've [[hurt]] '''themselves'''.'' [[en:themselves]] [[fr:themselves]] [[ko:themselves]] [[ja:themselves]] [[vi:themselves]] 12036 2006-11-09T18:06:33Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[io:themselves]] ==Pronoun== #{{refl pron}} #: ''They've [[hurt]] '''themselves'''.'' [[en:themselves]] [[fr:themselves]] [[ko:themselves]] [[io:themselves]] [[ja:themselves]] [[vi:themselves]] 3170 8183 2006-07-28T02:52:53Z Brett 77 ''Possessive'' [[Category:Genetive pronouns]] 8266 2006-07-30T23:59:29Z Brett 77 ''Possessive'' [[Category:Genitive pronouns]] 3171 8184 2006-07-28T02:59:27Z Brett 77 There are two kinds of [[possessive pronoun]]s (or genitive pronouns): [[dependent]] and [[independent]]. Both are generally used to show that something [[belong]]s to someone or something. While dependent possessive pronouns can not usually act as a subject in a clause, independent ones can. [[Category:Pronouns]] [[Category:Words]] 8299 2006-07-31T00:36:17Z Brett 77 There are two kinds of [[possessive pronoun]]s (or genitive pronouns): [[dependent]] and [[independent]]. Both are generally used to show that something [[belong]]s to someone or something. While dependent possessive pronouns can not usually act as a subject in a clause, independent ones can. [[Category:Pronouns]] 3172 8185 2006-07-28T03:01:55Z Brett 77 Actually, in most countries, if you intend to kill Mr. A and instead kill Mr. B, it's still murder. Thus, my original definition. 8187 2006-07-28T11:34:40Z Kappa 92 ok Actually, in most countries, if you intend to kill Mr. A and instead kill Mr. B, it's still murder. Thus, my original definition. {{unsigned|Brett}} *Well, OK, but using "somebody" twice looks confusing to me. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 11:34, 28 July 2006 (UTC) 3173 8188 2006-07-28T13:37:47Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''part''' of something is one [[piece]] of it or a small [[amount]] of it. #:''As a '''part''' of this team, you need to come to practice regularly.'' #:'''''Part''' of the page was gone, so I couldn't read it.'' #:''I don't have the right '''part''' to fix your computer, but we've ordered it.'' ==Verb== {{verb|part|parts|parted|parting}} {{intransitive verb}} & {{transitive verb}} #If A and B '''part''', they were together and now they are not. #:''My wife and I '''parted''' after our son died.'' #:''We didn't want to '''part''' with the house, but we had to sell it.'' #:''He '''parted''' the leaves and look up at the bird.'' 9113 2006-08-22T02:43:55Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, et, fa, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ku, no, pl, pt, ru, sr, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''part''' of something is one [[piece]] of it or a small [[amount]] of it. #:''As a '''part''' of this team, you need to come to practice regularly.'' #:'''''Part''' of the page was gone, so I couldn't read it.'' #:''I don't have the right '''part''' to fix your computer, but we've ordered it.'' ==Verb== {{verb|part|parts|parted|parting}} {{intransitive verb}} & {{transitive verb}} #If A and B '''part''', they were together and now they are not. #:''My wife and I '''parted''' after our son died.'' #:''We didn't want to '''part''' with the house, but we had to sell it.'' #:''He '''parted''' the leaves and look up at the bird.'' [[et:part]] [[en:part]] [[fa:part]] [[fr:part]] [[io:part]] [[it:part]] [[ku:part]] [[hu:part]] [[no:part]] [[pl:part]] [[pt:part]] [[ru:part]] [[sr:part]] [[fi:part]] [[vi:part]] [[zh:part]] 10322 2006-10-01T11:13:12Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ta:part]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''part''' of something is one [[piece]] of it or a small [[amount]] of it. #:''As a '''part''' of this team, you need to come to practice regularly.'' #:'''''Part''' of the page was gone, so I couldn't read it.'' #:''I don't have the right '''part''' to fix your computer, but we've ordered it.'' ==Verb== {{verb|part|parts|parted|parting}} {{intransitive verb}} & {{transitive verb}} #If A and B '''part''', they were together and now they are not. #:''My wife and I '''parted''' after our son died.'' #:''We didn't want to '''part''' with the house, but we had to sell it.'' #:''He '''parted''' the leaves and look up at the bird.'' [[et:part]] [[en:part]] [[fa:part]] [[fr:part]] [[io:part]] [[it:part]] [[ku:part]] [[hu:part]] [[no:part]] [[pl:part]] [[pt:part]] [[ru:part]] [[sr:part]] [[fi:part]] [[ta:part]] [[vi:part]] [[zh:part]] 10988 2006-10-14T00:28:15Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:part]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''part''' of something is one [[piece]] of it or a small [[amount]] of it. #:''As a '''part''' of this team, you need to come to practice regularly.'' #:'''''Part''' of the page was gone, so I couldn't read it.'' #:''I don't have the right '''part''' to fix your computer, but we've ordered it.'' ==Verb== {{verb|part|parts|parted|parting}} {{intransitive verb}} & {{transitive verb}} #If A and B '''part''', they were together and now they are not. #:''My wife and I '''parted''' after our son died.'' #:''We didn't want to '''part''' with the house, but we had to sell it.'' #:''He '''parted''' the leaves and look up at the bird.'' [[et:part]] [[en:part]] [[fa:part]] [[fr:part]] [[io:part]] [[it:part]] [[kk:part]] [[ku:part]] [[hu:part]] [[no:part]] [[pl:part]] [[pt:part]] [[ru:part]] [[sr:part]] [[fi:part]] [[ta:part]] [[vi:part]] [[zh:part]] 3174 8189 2006-07-28T13:39:51Z Brett 77 ==Determiner?== Is '''part''' a determiner in the following sentences? #It's part table and part desk. #Part of the money is gone. #I gave them $10 in part payment. 8233 2006-07-30T13:07:29Z Brett 77 /* Determiner? */ ==Determiner?== Is '''part''' a determiner in the following sentences? #It's part table and part desk. #Part of the money is gone. #I gave them $10 in part payment. ==No Noun== See the discussion [http://english-jack.blogspot.com/2006/07/part-noun.html here]. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 13:07, 30 July 2006 (UTC) 3175 8190 2006-07-28T14:07:36Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun|body|bodies}} [[Image:V%C3%A9nus_de_Milo.jpg|thumb|a female body]] #A '''body''' is the main [[part]] of a [[person]], [[animal]], physical [[object]], or [[organisation]]. #:''After falling out of the tree, his arm was broken and his '''body''' hurt all over.'' #:''The governing '''body''' of the UN meets in Geneva.'' #A '''body''' is a dead person or animal. #:''The police found her '''body''' after she had been missing for three days.'' 8238 2006-07-30T21:59:58Z Kappa 92 Image:Human body features.png ==Noun== {{noun|body|bodies}} [[Image:V%C3%A9nus_de_Milo.jpg|thumb|a female body]] #A '''body''' is the main [[part]] of a [[person]], [[animal]], physical [[object]], or [[organisation]]. #:''After falling out of the tree, his arm was broken and his '''body''' hurt all over.'' #:''The governing '''body''' of the UN meets in Geneva.'' #A '''body''' is a dead person or animal. #:''The police found her '''body''' after she had been missing for three days.'' [[Image:Human body features.png|thumb|right|Human body parts]] 8886 2006-08-21T19:41:25Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ang, ar, de, el, en, fa, fi, fr, gl, hu, io, it, ja, ko, pt, ru, sr, sv, ta, vi, zh, zh-min-nan ==Noun== {{noun|body|bodies}} [[Image:V%C3%A9nus_de_Milo.jpg|thumb|a female body]] #A '''body''' is the main [[part]] of a [[person]], [[animal]], physical [[object]], or [[organisation]]. #:''After falling out of the tree, his arm was broken and his '''body''' hurt all over.'' #:''The governing '''body''' of the UN meets in Geneva.'' #A '''body''' is a dead person or animal. #:''The police found her '''body''' after she had been missing for three days.'' [[Image:Human body features.png|thumb|right|Human body parts]] [[ang:body]] [[ar:body]] [[zh-min-nan:body]] [[de:body]] [[el:body]] [[en:body]] [[fa:body]] [[fr:body]] [[gl:body]] [[ko:body]] [[io:body]] [[it:body]] [[hu:body]] [[ja:body]] [[pt:body]] [[ru:body]] [[sr:body]] [[fi:body]] [[sv:body]] [[ta:body]] [[vi:body]] [[zh:body]] 10474 2006-10-07T11:20:00Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[hy:body]], [[kk:body]], [[uk:body]] ==Noun== {{noun|body|bodies}} [[Image:V%C3%A9nus_de_Milo.jpg|thumb|a female body]] #A '''body''' is the main [[part]] of a [[person]], [[animal]], physical [[object]], or [[organisation]]. #:''After falling out of the tree, his arm was broken and his '''body''' hurt all over.'' #:''The governing '''body''' of the UN meets in Geneva.'' #A '''body''' is a dead person or animal. #:''The police found her '''body''' after she had been missing for three days.'' [[Image:Human body features.png|thumb|right|Human body parts]] [[ang:body]] [[ar:body]] [[zh-min-nan:body]] [[de:body]] [[el:body]] [[en:body]] [[fa:body]] [[fr:body]] [[gl:body]] [[ko:body]] [[hy:body]] [[io:body]] [[it:body]] [[kk:body]] [[hu:body]] [[ja:body]] [[pt:body]] [[ru:body]] [[sr:body]] [[fi:body]] [[sv:body]] [[ta:body]] [[vi:body]] [[uk:body]] [[zh:body]] 14226 2006-12-21T17:57:17Z Brett 77 formatting ==Noun== {{noun|body|bodies}} [[Image:V%C3%A9nus_de_Milo.jpg|thumb|a female '''body''']] #A '''body''' is the main [[part]] of a [[person]], [[animal]], physical [[object]], or [[organisation]]. #:''After falling out of the tree, his arm was broken and his '''body''' hurt all over.'' #:''The governing '''body''' of the UN meets in Geneva.'' #A '''body''' is a dead person or animal. #:''The police found her '''body''' after she had been missing for three days.'' [[Image:Human body features.png|thumb|right|Human '''body''' parts]] [[ang:body]] [[ar:body]] [[zh-min-nan:body]] [[de:body]] [[el:body]] [[en:body]] [[fa:body]] [[fr:body]] [[gl:body]] [[ko:body]] [[hy:body]] [[io:body]] [[it:body]] [[kk:body]] [[hu:body]] [[ja:body]] [[pt:body]] [[ru:body]] [[sr:body]] [[fi:body]] [[sv:body]] [[ta:body]] [[vi:body]] [[uk:body]] [[zh:body]] 3176 8191 2006-07-28T14:13:25Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} #An '''animal''' is any living thing that can move about on its own. Sometimes people are not called animals. #:''Dogs, elephants, and horses are all '''animals'''.'' 8843 2006-08-21T18:14:40Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ang, ca, da, de, el, en, es, et, fa, fi, fr, gl, hu, hy, io, it, ja, kk, ko, la, no, pl, pt, ru, sr, sv, ta, tr, uk, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} #An '''animal''' is any living thing that can move about on its own. Sometimes people are not called animals. #:''Dogs, elephants, and horses are all '''animals'''.'' [[ang:animal]] [[ca:animal]] [[da:animal]] [[de:animal]] [[et:animal]] [[el:animal]] [[en:animal]] [[es:animal]] [[fa:animal]] [[fr:animal]] [[gl:animal]] [[ko:animal]] [[hy:animal]] [[io:animal]] [[it:animal]] [[kk:animal]] [[la:animal]] [[hu:animal]] [[ja:animal]] [[no:animal]] [[pl:animal]] [[pt:animal]] [[ru:animal]] [[sr:animal]] [[fi:animal]] [[sv:animal]] [[ta:animal]] [[vi:animal]] [[tr:animal]] [[uk:animal]] [[zh:animal]] 9454 2006-09-10T11:11:51Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: id ==Noun== {{noun}} #An '''animal''' is any living thing that can move about on its own. Sometimes people are not called animals. #:''Dogs, elephants, and horses are all '''animals'''.'' [[ang:animal]] [[ca:animal]] [[da:animal]] [[de:animal]] [[et:animal]] [[el:animal]] [[en:animal]] [[es:animal]] [[fa:animal]] [[fr:animal]] [[gl:animal]] [[ko:animal]] [[hy:animal]] [[io:animal]] [[id:animal]] [[it:animal]] [[kk:animal]] [[la:animal]] [[hu:animal]] [[ja:animal]] [[no:animal]] [[pl:animal]] [[pt:animal]] [[ru:animal]] [[sr:animal]] [[fi:animal]] [[sv:animal]] [[ta:animal]] [[vi:animal]] [[tr:animal]] [[uk:animal]] [[zh:animal]] 10376 2006-10-05T05:58:24Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ku:animal]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #An '''animal''' is any living thing that can move about on its own. Sometimes people are not called animals. #:''Dogs, elephants, and horses are all '''animals'''.'' [[ang:animal]] [[ca:animal]] [[da:animal]] [[de:animal]] [[et:animal]] [[el:animal]] [[en:animal]] [[es:animal]] [[fa:animal]] [[fr:animal]] [[gl:animal]] [[ko:animal]] [[hy:animal]] [[io:animal]] [[id:animal]] [[it:animal]] [[kk:animal]] [[ku:animal]] [[la:animal]] [[hu:animal]] [[ja:animal]] [[no:animal]] [[pl:animal]] [[pt:animal]] [[ru:animal]] [[sr:animal]] [[fi:animal]] [[sv:animal]] [[ta:animal]] [[vi:animal]] [[tr:animal]] [[uk:animal]] [[zh:animal]] 11199 2006-10-17T20:02:33Z PullToOpen 119 {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{BE850}} {{noun}} #An '''animal''' is any living thing that can move about on its own. Sometimes people are not called animals. #:''Dogs, elephants, and horses are all '''animals'''.'' [[ang:animal]] [[ca:animal]] [[da:animal]] [[de:animal]] [[et:animal]] [[el:animal]] [[en:animal]] [[es:animal]] [[fa:animal]] [[fr:animal]] [[gl:animal]] [[ko:animal]] [[hy:animal]] [[io:animal]] [[id:animal]] [[it:animal]] [[kk:animal]] [[ku:animal]] [[la:animal]] [[hu:animal]] [[ja:animal]] [[no:animal]] [[pl:animal]] [[pt:animal]] [[ru:animal]] [[sr:animal]] [[fi:animal]] [[sv:animal]] [[ta:animal]] [[vi:animal]] [[tr:animal]] [[uk:animal]] [[zh:animal]] 12863 2006-11-27T13:50:24Z Coppertwig 139 change words ==Noun== {{BE850}} {{noun}} #An '''animal''' is a living thing that can move. Sometimes people are not called animals. #:''Dogs, elephants, and horses are all '''animals'''.'' [[ang:animal]] [[ca:animal]] [[da:animal]] [[de:animal]] [[et:animal]] [[el:animal]] [[en:animal]] [[es:animal]] [[fa:animal]] [[fr:animal]] [[gl:animal]] [[ko:animal]] [[hy:animal]] [[io:animal]] [[id:animal]] [[it:animal]] [[kk:animal]] [[ku:animal]] [[la:animal]] [[hu:animal]] [[ja:animal]] [[no:animal]] [[pl:animal]] [[pt:animal]] [[ru:animal]] [[sr:animal]] [[fi:animal]] [[sv:animal]] [[ta:animal]] [[vi:animal]] [[tr:animal]] [[uk:animal]] [[zh:animal]] 12864 2006-11-27T13:51:19Z Coppertwig 139 picture ==Noun== {{BE850}} {{noun}} [[Image:Animals.gif|thumb|'''Animals''']] #An '''animal''' is any living thing that can move. Sometimes people are not called animals. #:''Dogs, elephants, and horses are all '''animals'''.'' [[ang:animal]] [[ca:animal]] [[da:animal]] [[de:animal]] [[et:animal]] [[el:animal]] [[en:animal]] [[es:animal]] [[fa:animal]] [[fr:animal]] [[gl:animal]] [[ko:animal]] [[hy:animal]] [[io:animal]] [[id:animal]] [[it:animal]] [[kk:animal]] [[ku:animal]] [[la:animal]] [[hu:animal]] [[ja:animal]] [[no:animal]] [[pl:animal]] [[pt:animal]] [[ru:animal]] [[sr:animal]] [[fi:animal]] [[sv:animal]] [[ta:animal]] [[vi:animal]] [[tr:animal]] [[uk:animal]] [[zh:animal]] 3177 8192 2006-07-28T16:02:13Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''ticket''' is a piece of paper that shows that you can [[enter]] a [[train]], [[airplane]], [[movie]], etc. #:''I bought my '''ticket''' to Mexico last week, but now I can't find it.'' #A '''ticket''' is a piece of paper that shows that you have [[park]]ed your car in the wrong place or [[commit]]ted some other driving [[offence]]. #:''The policeman gave me a '''ticket''' for going 125 km/h.'' 9179 2006-08-22T04:49:03Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, en, fa, fi, fr, hu, hy, io, it, ko, ta, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''ticket''' is a piece of paper that shows that you can [[enter]] a [[train]], [[airplane]], [[movie]], etc. #:''I bought my '''ticket''' to Mexico last week, but now I can't find it.'' #A '''ticket''' is a piece of paper that shows that you have [[park]]ed your car in the wrong place or [[commit]]ted some other driving [[offence]]. #:''The policeman gave me a '''ticket''' for going 125 km/h.'' [[de:ticket]] [[en:ticket]] [[fa:ticket]] [[fr:ticket]] [[ko:ticket]] [[hy:ticket]] [[io:ticket]] [[it:ticket]] [[hu:ticket]] [[fi:ticket]] [[ta:ticket]] [[vi:ticket]] [[zh:ticket]] 10810 2006-10-11T10:57:06Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[uk:ticket]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''ticket''' is a piece of paper that shows that you can [[enter]] a [[train]], [[airplane]], [[movie]], etc. #:''I bought my '''ticket''' to Mexico last week, but now I can't find it.'' #A '''ticket''' is a piece of paper that shows that you have [[park]]ed your car in the wrong place or [[commit]]ted some other driving [[offence]]. #:''The policeman gave me a '''ticket''' for going 125 km/h.'' [[de:ticket]] [[en:ticket]] [[fa:ticket]] [[fr:ticket]] [[ko:ticket]] [[hy:ticket]] [[io:ticket]] [[it:ticket]] [[hu:ticket]] [[fi:ticket]] [[ta:ticket]] [[vi:ticket]] [[uk:ticket]] [[zh:ticket]] 11634 2006-10-30T09:58:26Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:ticket]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''ticket''' is a piece of paper that shows that you can [[enter]] a [[train]], [[airplane]], [[movie]], etc. #:''I bought my '''ticket''' to Mexico last week, but now I can't find it.'' #A '''ticket''' is a piece of paper that shows that you have [[park]]ed your car in the wrong place or [[commit]]ted some other driving [[offence]]. #:''The policeman gave me a '''ticket''' for going 125 km/h.'' [[de:ticket]] [[en:ticket]] [[fa:ticket]] [[fr:ticket]] [[ko:ticket]] [[hy:ticket]] [[io:ticket]] [[it:ticket]] [[hu:ticket]] [[ru:ticket]] [[fi:ticket]] [[ta:ticket]] [[vi:ticket]] [[uk:ticket]] [[zh:ticket]] 3178 8193 2006-07-28T16:09:15Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Belt.jpg|thumb|a belt]] [[Image:Seat_belt_BX.jpg|thumb|a seat belt]] #A '''belt''' is a long flat piece of [[material]] that usually makes a circle. #:''I think I've put on weight. My '''belt''' is too tight.'' 8864 2006-08-21T18:52:54Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ang, ar, el, en, fi, gl, hu, io, it, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Belt.jpg|thumb|a belt]] [[Image:Seat_belt_BX.jpg|thumb|a seat belt]] #A '''belt''' is a long flat piece of [[material]] that usually makes a circle. #:''I think I've put on weight. My '''belt''' is too tight.'' [[ang:belt]] [[ar:belt]] [[el:belt]] [[en:belt]] [[gl:belt]] [[io:belt]] [[it:belt]] [[hu:belt]] [[fi:belt]] [[zh:belt]] 9248 2006-08-22T15:00:49Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: fr ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Belt.jpg|thumb|a belt]] [[Image:Seat_belt_BX.jpg|thumb|a seat belt]] #A '''belt''' is a long flat piece of [[material]] that usually makes a circle. #:''I think I've put on weight. My '''belt''' is too tight.'' [[ang:belt]] [[ar:belt]] [[el:belt]] [[en:belt]] [[fr:belt]] [[gl:belt]] [[io:belt]] [[it:belt]] [[hu:belt]] [[fi:belt]] [[zh:belt]] 9491 2006-09-10T11:30:16Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Belt.jpg|thumb|a belt]] [[Image:Seat_belt_BX.jpg|thumb|a seat belt]] #A '''belt''' is a long flat piece of [[material]] that usually makes a circle. #:''I think I've put on weight. My '''belt''' is too tight.'' [[ang:belt]] [[ar:belt]] [[el:belt]] [[en:belt]] [[fr:belt]] [[gl:belt]] [[io:belt]] [[it:belt]] [[hu:belt]] [[fi:belt]] [[vi:belt]] [[zh:belt]] 9974 2006-09-24T12:22:10Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ta:belt]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Belt.jpg|thumb|a belt]] [[Image:Seat_belt_BX.jpg|thumb|a seat belt]] #A '''belt''' is a long flat piece of [[material]] that usually makes a circle. #:''I think I've put on weight. My '''belt''' is too tight.'' [[ang:belt]] [[ar:belt]] [[el:belt]] [[en:belt]] [[fr:belt]] [[gl:belt]] [[io:belt]] [[it:belt]] [[hu:belt]] [[fi:belt]] [[ta:belt]] [[vi:belt]] [[zh:belt]] 11129 2006-10-16T16:45:56Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:belt]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Belt.jpg|thumb|a belt]] [[Image:Seat_belt_BX.jpg|thumb|a seat belt]] #A '''belt''' is a long flat piece of [[material]] that usually makes a circle. #:''I think I've put on weight. My '''belt''' is too tight.'' [[ang:belt]] [[ar:belt]] [[el:belt]] [[en:belt]] [[fr:belt]] [[gl:belt]] [[io:belt]] [[it:belt]] [[hu:belt]] [[ru:belt]] [[fi:belt]] [[ta:belt]] [[vi:belt]] [[zh:belt]] 13882 2006-12-19T13:51:49Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:belt]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Belt.jpg|thumb|a belt]] [[Image:Seat_belt_BX.jpg|thumb|a seat belt]] #A '''belt''' is a long flat piece of [[material]] that usually makes a circle. #:''I think I've put on weight. My '''belt''' is too tight.'' [[ang:belt]] [[ar:belt]] [[el:belt]] [[en:belt]] [[fa:belt]] [[fr:belt]] [[gl:belt]] [[io:belt]] [[it:belt]] [[hu:belt]] [[ru:belt]] [[fi:belt]] [[ta:belt]] [[vi:belt]] [[zh:belt]] 3179 8194 2006-07-28T23:01:20Z 204.174.64.34 The third in the order 8198 2006-07-29T02:37:55Z Brett 77 ==Adjective== {{ord adj}} #The '''third''' thing is the one that is number three in order. #:''I have two older brothers. I'm the '''third''' child.'' 8199 2006-07-29T02:38:24Z Brett 77 ==Adjective== {{ord adj}} #The '''third''' thing is the one that is number [[three]] (3) in order. #:''I have two older brothers. I'm the '''third''' child.'' 8201 2006-07-29T11:35:32Z Kappa 92 #A '''third''' of something is one of three equal parts of that thing. ==Adjective== {{ord adj}} #The '''third''' thing is the one that is number [[three]] (3) in order. #:''I have two older brothers. I'm the '''third''' child.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''third''' of something is one of three equal parts of that thing. 8217 2006-07-30T01:35:26Z Kappa 92 /* Noun */ #:''Four is one '''third''' of twelve. ==Adjective== {{ord adj}} #The '''third''' thing is the one that is number [[three]] (3) in order. #:''I have two older brothers. I'm the '''third''' child.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''third''' of something is one of three equal parts of that thing. #:''Four is one '''third''' of twelve. 9156 2006-08-22T04:15:05Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ko, la, pl, sv, vi, zh ==Adjective== {{ord adj}} #The '''third''' thing is the one that is number [[three]] (3) in order. #:''I have two older brothers. I'm the '''third''' child.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''third''' of something is one of three equal parts of that thing. #:''Four is one '''third''' of twelve. [[en:third]] [[fr:third]] [[ko:third]] [[io:third]] [[it:third]] [[la:third]] [[hu:third]] [[pl:third]] [[fi:third]] [[sv:third]] [[vi:third]] [[zh:third]] 9811 2006-09-10T14:56:07Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ta ==Adjective== {{ord adj}} #The '''third''' thing is the one that is number [[three]] (3) in order. #:''I have two older brothers. I'm the '''third''' child.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''third''' of something is one of three equal parts of that thing. #:''Four is one '''third''' of twelve. [[en:third]] [[fr:third]] [[ko:third]] [[io:third]] [[it:third]] [[la:third]] [[hu:third]] [[pl:third]] [[fi:third]] [[sv:third]] [[ta:third]] [[vi:third]] [[zh:third]] 11023 2006-10-14T09:43:57Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ja:third]] ==Adjective== {{ord adj}} #The '''third''' thing is the one that is number [[three]] (3) in order. #:''I have two older brothers. I'm the '''third''' child.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''third''' of something is one of three equal parts of that thing. #:''Four is one '''third''' of twelve. [[en:third]] [[fr:third]] [[ko:third]] [[io:third]] [[it:third]] [[la:third]] [[hu:third]] [[ja:third]] [[pl:third]] [[fi:third]] [[sv:third]] [[ta:third]] [[vi:third]] [[zh:third]] 12151 2006-11-11T01:19:19Z Brett 77 ==Determiner== {{determiner}} #The '''third''' thing is the one that is number [[three]] (3) in order. #:''I have two older brothers. I'm the '''third''' child.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''third''' of something is one of three equal parts of that thing. #:''Four is one '''third''' of twelve. [[Category:Ordinal numbers]] [[en:third]] [[fr:third]] [[ko:third]] [[io:third]] [[it:third]] [[la:third]] [[hu:third]] [[ja:third]] [[pl:third]] [[fi:third]] [[sv:third]] [[ta:third]] [[vi:third]] [[zh:third]] 3180 8196 2006-07-29T02:34:57Z Brett 77 An [[ordinal]] [[adjective]] is a number that tells you the [[order]] of things. [[Category:Adjectives]] [[Category:Words]] 8567 2006-08-09T20:24:52Z Brett 77 An [[ordinal]] [[adjective]] is a number that tells you the [[order]] of things. [[Category:Adjectives]] 12148 2006-11-11T01:09:55Z Brett 77 An [[ordinal]] [[adjective]] is a number that tells you the [[order]] of things. [[Category:Adjectives]] [[Category:Determiners]] 3181 8197 2006-07-29T02:36:22Z Brett 77 ''ordinal'' <includeonly>[[Category:Ordinal adjectives]]</includeonly> 3182 8202 2006-07-29T19:09:06Z Kappa 92 #The '''Cyrillic alphabet''' is an [[alphabet]] used for Russian and some other languages. {{wiktionary}} ==Noun== '''Cyrillic alphabet''' #The '''Cyrillic alphabet''' is an [[alphabet]] used for Russian and some other languages. {{cyrillic alphabet}} 11667 2006-10-31T01:20:35Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[en:Cyrillic alphabet]] {{wiktionary}} ==Noun== '''Cyrillic alphabet''' #The '''Cyrillic alphabet''' is an [[alphabet]] used for Russian and some other languages. {{cyrillic alphabet}} [[en:Cyrillic alphabet]] 12366 2006-11-16T12:25:22Z Tangotango 94 add noun template {{wiktionary}} ==Noun== {{noun}} #The '''Cyrillic alphabet''' is an [[alphabet]] used for Russian and some other languages. {{cyrillic alphabet}} [[en:Cyrillic alphabet]] 3183 8203 2006-07-29T20:04:49Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Englishtitles2-1.jpg|thumb|the parts of a flower]] 8215 2006-07-30T01:33:00Z Kappa 92 another image, + #A flower is part of a plant. Flowers are often very pretty. Plants make them so that they can make new [[seed]]s. ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Sommerblumen01.JPG|thumb|Some flowers]] [[Image:Englishtitles2-1.jpg|thumb|the parts of a flower]] #A flower is part of a plant. Flowers are often very pretty. Plants make them so that they can make new [[seed]]s. 8232 2006-07-30T02:38:34Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Sommerblumen01.JPG|thumb|Some flowers]] [[Image:Englishtitles2-1.jpg|thumb|the parts of a flower]] #A '''flower''' is part of a plant. '''Flowers''' are often very pretty. Plants make them so that they can make new [[seed]]s. 8985 2006-08-21T22:53:05Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: am, el, en, fi, fr, hu, hy, io, it, ko, ru, sr, sv, ta, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Sommerblumen01.JPG|thumb|Some flowers]] [[Image:Englishtitles2-1.jpg|thumb|the parts of a flower]] #A '''flower''' is part of a plant. '''Flowers''' are often very pretty. Plants make them so that they can make new [[seed]]s. [[am:flower]] [[el:flower]] [[en:flower]] [[fr:flower]] [[ko:flower]] [[hy:flower]] [[io:flower]] [[it:flower]] [[hu:flower]] [[ru:flower]] [[sr:flower]] [[fi:flower]] [[sv:flower]] [[ta:flower]] [[zh:flower]] 9596 2006-09-10T12:31:05Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Sommerblumen01.JPG|thumb|Some flowers]] [[Image:Englishtitles2-1.jpg|thumb|the parts of a flower]] #A '''flower''' is part of a plant. '''Flowers''' are often very pretty. Plants make them so that they can make new [[seed]]s. [[am:flower]] [[el:flower]] [[en:flower]] [[fr:flower]] [[ko:flower]] [[hy:flower]] [[io:flower]] [[it:flower]] [[hu:flower]] [[ru:flower]] [[sr:flower]] [[fi:flower]] [[sv:flower]] [[ta:flower]] [[vi:flower]] [[zh:flower]] 10075 2006-09-24T12:59:39Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[cs:flower]], [[es:flower]], [[tr:flower]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Sommerblumen01.JPG|thumb|Some flowers]] [[Image:Englishtitles2-1.jpg|thumb|the parts of a flower]] #A '''flower''' is part of a plant. '''Flowers''' are often very pretty. Plants make them so that they can make new [[seed]]s. [[am:flower]] [[cs:flower]] [[el:flower]] [[en:flower]] [[es:flower]] [[fr:flower]] [[ko:flower]] [[hy:flower]] [[io:flower]] [[it:flower]] [[hu:flower]] [[ru:flower]] [[sr:flower]] [[fi:flower]] [[sv:flower]] [[ta:flower]] [[vi:flower]] [[tr:flower]] [[zh:flower]] 10703 2006-10-10T09:46:29Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:flower]], [[kk:flower]], [[uk:flower]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Sommerblumen01.JPG|thumb|Some flowers]] [[Image:Englishtitles2-1.jpg|thumb|the parts of a flower]] #A '''flower''' is part of a plant. '''Flowers''' are often very pretty. Plants make them so that they can make new [[seed]]s. [[am:flower]] [[cs:flower]] [[el:flower]] [[en:flower]] [[es:flower]] [[fa:flower]] [[fr:flower]] [[ko:flower]] [[hy:flower]] [[io:flower]] [[it:flower]] [[kk:flower]] [[hu:flower]] [[ru:flower]] [[sr:flower]] [[fi:flower]] [[sv:flower]] [[ta:flower]] [[vi:flower]] [[tr:flower]] [[uk:flower]] [[zh:flower]] 11950 2006-11-09T16:49:08Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[pt:flower]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Sommerblumen01.JPG|thumb|Some flowers]] [[Image:Englishtitles2-1.jpg|thumb|the parts of a flower]] #A '''flower''' is part of a plant. '''Flowers''' are often very pretty. Plants make them so that they can make new [[seed]]s. [[am:flower]] [[cs:flower]] [[el:flower]] [[en:flower]] [[es:flower]] [[fa:flower]] [[fr:flower]] [[ko:flower]] [[hy:flower]] [[io:flower]] [[it:flower]] [[kk:flower]] [[hu:flower]] [[pt:flower]] [[ru:flower]] [[sr:flower]] [[fi:flower]] [[sv:flower]] [[ta:flower]] [[vi:flower]] [[tr:flower]] [[uk:flower]] [[zh:flower]] 12189 2006-11-11T17:39:40Z PullToOpen 119 +cat {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Sommerblumen01.JPG|thumb|Some flowers]] [[Image:Englishtitles2-1.jpg|thumb|the parts of a flower]] #A '''flower''' is part of a plant. '''Flowers''' are often very pretty. Plants make them so that they can make new [[seed]]s. [[am:flower]] [[cs:flower]] [[el:flower]] [[en:flower]] [[es:flower]] [[fa:flower]] [[fr:flower]] [[ko:flower]] [[hy:flower]] [[io:flower]] [[it:flower]] [[kk:flower]] [[hu:flower]] [[pt:flower]] [[ru:flower]] [[sr:flower]] [[fi:flower]] [[sv:flower]] [[ta:flower]] [[vi:flower]] [[tr:flower]] [[uk:flower]] [[zh:flower]] 13322 2006-12-04T17:00:00Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ca:flower]] {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Sommerblumen01.JPG|thumb|Some flowers]] [[Image:Englishtitles2-1.jpg|thumb|the parts of a flower]] #A '''flower''' is part of a plant. '''Flowers''' are often very pretty. Plants make them so that they can make new [[seed]]s. [[am:flower]] [[ca:flower]] [[cs:flower]] [[el:flower]] [[en:flower]] [[es:flower]] [[fa:flower]] [[fr:flower]] [[ko:flower]] [[hy:flower]] [[io:flower]] [[it:flower]] [[kk:flower]] [[hu:flower]] [[pt:flower]] [[ru:flower]] [[sr:flower]] [[fi:flower]] [[sv:flower]] [[ta:flower]] [[vi:flower]] [[tr:flower]] [[uk:flower]] [[zh:flower]] 3184 8205 2006-07-29T20:24:45Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:4-Stroke-Engine.gif|thumb|an engine]] 8214 2006-07-30T01:26:35Z Kappa 92 #An '''engine''' is the part of a [[machine]] which gives it [[power]]. ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:4-Stroke-Engine.gif|thumb|an engine]] #An '''engine''' is the part of a [[machine]] which gives it [[power]]. 8936 2006-08-21T21:21:46Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, es, fi, fr, hu, io, it, pt, ru, ta, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:4-Stroke-Engine.gif|thumb|an engine]] #An '''engine''' is the part of a [[machine]] which gives it [[power]]. [[en:engine]] [[es:engine]] [[fr:engine]] [[io:engine]] [[it:engine]] [[hu:engine]] [[pt:engine]] [[ru:engine]] [[fi:engine]] [[ta:engine]] [[vi:engine]] [[zh:engine]] 9562 2006-09-10T12:09:55Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:4-Stroke-Engine.gif|thumb|an engine]] #An '''engine''' is the part of a [[machine]] which gives it [[power]]. [[en:engine]] [[es:engine]] [[fr:engine]] [[hy:engine]] [[io:engine]] [[it:engine]] [[hu:engine]] [[pt:engine]] [[ru:engine]] [[fi:engine]] [[ta:engine]] [[vi:engine]] [[zh:engine]] 10690 2006-10-10T01:45:06Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ar:engine]], [[uk:engine]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:4-Stroke-Engine.gif|thumb|an engine]] #An '''engine''' is the part of a [[machine]] which gives it [[power]]. [[ar:engine]] [[en:engine]] [[es:engine]] [[fr:engine]] [[hy:engine]] [[io:engine]] [[it:engine]] [[hu:engine]] [[pt:engine]] [[ru:engine]] [[fi:engine]] [[ta:engine]] [[vi:engine]] [[uk:engine]] [[zh:engine]] 10926 2006-10-13T11:01:30Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:engine]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:4-Stroke-Engine.gif|thumb|an engine]] #An '''engine''' is the part of a [[machine]] which gives it [[power]]. [[ar:engine]] [[en:engine]] [[es:engine]] [[fr:engine]] [[hy:engine]] [[io:engine]] [[it:engine]] [[kk:engine]] [[hu:engine]] [[pt:engine]] [[ru:engine]] [[fi:engine]] [[ta:engine]] [[vi:engine]] [[uk:engine]] [[zh:engine]] 3185 8206 2006-07-29T20:29:45Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Large_bonfire.jpg|thumb|fire]] Also {{mass noun}} 8982 2006-08-21T22:46:44Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ang, en, es, fa, fi, fr, gl, hu, io, it, ja, ko, ku, no, pl, pt, ru, sv, ta, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Large_bonfire.jpg|thumb|fire]] Also {{mass noun}} [[ang:fire]] [[en:fire]] [[es:fire]] [[fa:fire]] [[fr:fire]] [[gl:fire]] [[ko:fire]] [[io:fire]] [[it:fire]] [[ku:fire]] [[hu:fire]] [[ja:fire]] [[no:fire]] [[pl:fire]] [[pt:fire]] [[ru:fire]] [[fi:fire]] [[sv:fire]] [[ta:fire]] [[zh:fire]] 9249 2006-08-22T16:19:25Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: da ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Large_bonfire.jpg|thumb|fire]] Also {{mass noun}} [[ang:fire]] [[da:fire]] [[en:fire]] [[es:fire]] [[fa:fire]] [[fr:fire]] [[gl:fire]] [[ko:fire]] [[io:fire]] [[it:fire]] [[ku:fire]] [[hu:fire]] [[ja:fire]] [[no:fire]] [[pl:fire]] [[pt:fire]] [[ru:fire]] [[fi:fire]] [[sv:fire]] [[ta:fire]] [[zh:fire]] 9599 2006-09-10T12:31:35Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Large_bonfire.jpg|thumb|fire]] Also {{mass noun}} [[ang:fire]] [[da:fire]] [[en:fire]] [[es:fire]] [[fa:fire]] [[fr:fire]] [[gl:fire]] [[ko:fire]] [[io:fire]] [[it:fire]] [[ku:fire]] [[hu:fire]] [[ja:fire]] [[no:fire]] [[pl:fire]] [[pt:fire]] [[ru:fire]] [[fi:fire]] [[sv:fire]] [[ta:fire]] [[vi:fire]] [[zh:fire]] 10934 2006-10-13T13:03:33Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ar:fire]], [[kk:fire]], [[uk:fire]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Large_bonfire.jpg|thumb|fire]] Also {{mass noun}} [[ang:fire]] [[ar:fire]] [[da:fire]] [[en:fire]] [[es:fire]] [[fa:fire]] [[fr:fire]] [[gl:fire]] [[ko:fire]] [[io:fire]] [[it:fire]] [[kk:fire]] [[ku:fire]] [[hu:fire]] [[ja:fire]] [[no:fire]] [[pl:fire]] [[pt:fire]] [[ru:fire]] [[fi:fire]] [[sv:fire]] [[ta:fire]] [[vi:fire]] [[uk:fire]] [[zh:fire]] 3186 8207 2006-07-29T20:33:44Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Windbuchencom.jpg|thumb|winter]] 8213 2006-07-30T01:24:16Z Kappa 92 #Winter is the coldest [[season]] of the year. In northern countries, December, January and February are winter months. ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Windbuchencom.jpg|thumb|winter]] #Winter is the coldest [[season]] of the year. In northern countries, December, January and February are winter months. 8231 2006-07-30T02:37:41Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Windbuchencom.jpg|thumb|winter]] #'''Winter''' is the coldest [[season]] of the year. In northern countries, December, January and February are winter months. 9236 2006-08-22T06:23:25Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, de, en, fi, fr, hu, hy, id, io, it, ja, ko, la, nl, pt, ro, ru, sr, sv, ta, uk, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Windbuchencom.jpg|thumb|winter]] #'''Winter''' is the coldest [[season]] of the year. In northern countries, December, January and February are winter months. [[ar:winter]] [[de:winter]] [[en:winter]] [[fr:winter]] [[ko:winter]] [[hy:winter]] [[io:winter]] [[id:winter]] [[it:winter]] [[la:winter]] [[hu:winter]] [[nl:winter]] [[ja:winter]] [[pt:winter]] [[ro:winter]] [[ru:winter]] [[sr:winter]] [[fi:winter]] [[sv:winter]] [[ta:winter]] [[vi:winter]] [[uk:winter]] [[zh:winter]] 10863 2006-10-11T19:37:24Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:winter]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Windbuchencom.jpg|thumb|winter]] #'''Winter''' is the coldest [[season]] of the year. In northern countries, December, January and February are winter months. [[ar:winter]] [[de:winter]] [[en:winter]] [[fr:winter]] [[ko:winter]] [[hy:winter]] [[io:winter]] [[id:winter]] [[it:winter]] [[kk:winter]] [[la:winter]] [[hu:winter]] [[nl:winter]] [[ja:winter]] [[pt:winter]] [[ro:winter]] [[ru:winter]] [[sr:winter]] [[fi:winter]] [[sv:winter]] [[ta:winter]] [[vi:winter]] [[uk:winter]] [[zh:winter]] 13629 2006-12-11T05:56:29Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:winter]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Windbuchencom.jpg|thumb|winter]] #'''Winter''' is the coldest [[season]] of the year. In northern countries, December, January and February are winter months. [[ar:winter]] [[de:winter]] [[en:winter]] [[fa:winter]] [[fr:winter]] [[ko:winter]] [[hy:winter]] [[io:winter]] [[id:winter]] [[it:winter]] [[kk:winter]] [[la:winter]] [[hu:winter]] [[nl:winter]] [[ja:winter]] [[pt:winter]] [[ro:winter]] [[ru:winter]] [[sr:winter]] [[fi:winter]] [[sv:winter]] [[ta:winter]] [[vi:winter]] [[uk:winter]] [[zh:winter]] 3187 8208 2006-07-29T22:06:27Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:TenteDune.jpg|thumb|a camp in the desert]] #A camp is a [[place]], usually outside of [[city|cities]], where people [[stay]] for a short time. #:''I don't think I can walk anymore today. Let's set up '''camp''' for the night.'' ==Verb== {{verb|camp|camps|camped|camping}} {{intrasitive}} #If you camp, you stay in a place, usually outside of the [[city]] for a short time. #:''I hope we can go '''camping''' in the mountains this summer.'' 8853 2006-08-21T18:36:26Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ca, en, et, fi, fr, gl, hu, io, it, ko, ta, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:TenteDune.jpg|thumb|a camp in the desert]] #A camp is a [[place]], usually outside of [[city|cities]], where people [[stay]] for a short time. #:''I don't think I can walk anymore today. Let's set up '''camp''' for the night.'' ==Verb== {{verb|camp|camps|camped|camping}} {{intrasitive}} #If you camp, you stay in a place, usually outside of the [[city]] for a short time. #:''I hope we can go '''camping''' in the mountains this summer.'' [[ca:camp]] [[et:camp]] [[en:camp]] [[fr:camp]] [[gl:camp]] [[ko:camp]] [[io:camp]] [[it:camp]] [[hu:camp]] [[fi:camp]] [[ta:camp]] [[vi:camp]] [[zh:camp]] 9980 2006-09-24T12:24:26Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[fa:camp]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:TenteDune.jpg|thumb|a camp in the desert]] #A camp is a [[place]], usually outside of [[city|cities]], where people [[stay]] for a short time. #:''I don't think I can walk anymore today. Let's set up '''camp''' for the night.'' ==Verb== {{verb|camp|camps|camped|camping}} {{intrasitive}} #If you camp, you stay in a place, usually outside of the [[city]] for a short time. #:''I hope we can go '''camping''' in the mountains this summer.'' [[ca:camp]] [[et:camp]] [[en:camp]] [[fa:camp]] [[fr:camp]] [[gl:camp]] [[ko:camp]] [[io:camp]] [[it:camp]] [[hu:camp]] [[fi:camp]] [[ta:camp]] [[vi:camp]] [[zh:camp]] 11176 2006-10-17T06:23:37Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:camp]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:TenteDune.jpg|thumb|a camp in the desert]] #A camp is a [[place]], usually outside of [[city|cities]], where people [[stay]] for a short time. #:''I don't think I can walk anymore today. Let's set up '''camp''' for the night.'' ==Verb== {{verb|camp|camps|camped|camping}} {{intrasitive}} #If you camp, you stay in a place, usually outside of the [[city]] for a short time. #:''I hope we can go '''camping''' in the mountains this summer.'' [[ca:camp]] [[et:camp]] [[en:camp]] [[fa:camp]] [[fr:camp]] [[gl:camp]] [[ko:camp]] [[io:camp]] [[it:camp]] [[hu:camp]] [[ru:camp]] [[fi:camp]] [[ta:camp]] [[vi:camp]] [[zh:camp]] 13017 2006-11-29T21:52:52Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[el:camp]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:TenteDune.jpg|thumb|a camp in the desert]] #A camp is a [[place]], usually outside of [[city|cities]], where people [[stay]] for a short time. #:''I don't think I can walk anymore today. Let's set up '''camp''' for the night.'' ==Verb== {{verb|camp|camps|camped|camping}} {{intrasitive}} #If you camp, you stay in a place, usually outside of the [[city]] for a short time. #:''I hope we can go '''camping''' in the mountains this summer.'' [[ca:camp]] [[et:camp]] [[el:camp]] [[en:camp]] [[fa:camp]] [[fr:camp]] [[gl:camp]] [[ko:camp]] [[io:camp]] [[it:camp]] [[hu:camp]] [[ru:camp]] [[fi:camp]] [[ta:camp]] [[vi:camp]] [[zh:camp]] 3188 8209 2006-07-30T00:56:31Z Brett 77 ==Adjective== {{adjective|flat|flatter|flattest}} [[Image:Pond-001.jpg|thumb|a pond with flat water]] #If something is '''flat''', it has a surface with no [[high]] places or [[low]] places. #:''There are a lot of mountains, and very little '''flat''' land for farming.'' 8957 2006-08-21T22:03:50Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: el, en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, nl, no, pl, ru, zh ==Adjective== {{adjective|flat|flatter|flattest}} [[Image:Pond-001.jpg|thumb|a pond with flat water]] #If something is '''flat''', it has a surface with no [[high]] places or [[low]] places. #:''There are a lot of mountains, and very little '''flat''' land for farming.'' [[el:flat]] [[en:flat]] [[fr:flat]] [[io:flat]] [[it:flat]] [[hu:flat]] [[nl:flat]] [[no:flat]] [[pl:flat]] [[ru:flat]] [[fi:flat]] [[zh:flat]] 9598 2006-09-10T12:31:25Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Adjective== {{adjective|flat|flatter|flattest}} [[Image:Pond-001.jpg|thumb|a pond with flat water]] #If something is '''flat''', it has a surface with no [[high]] places or [[low]] places. #:''There are a lot of mountains, and very little '''flat''' land for farming.'' [[el:flat]] [[en:flat]] [[fr:flat]] [[io:flat]] [[it:flat]] [[hu:flat]] [[nl:flat]] [[no:flat]] [[pl:flat]] [[ru:flat]] [[fi:flat]] [[vi:flat]] [[zh:flat]] 10062 2006-09-24T12:57:29Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ta:flat]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|flat|flatter|flattest}} [[Image:Pond-001.jpg|thumb|a pond with flat water]] #If something is '''flat''', it has a surface with no [[high]] places or [[low]] places. #:''There are a lot of mountains, and very little '''flat''' land for farming.'' [[el:flat]] [[en:flat]] [[fr:flat]] [[io:flat]] [[it:flat]] [[hu:flat]] [[nl:flat]] [[no:flat]] [[pl:flat]] [[ru:flat]] [[fi:flat]] [[ta:flat]] [[vi:flat]] [[zh:flat]] 10940 2006-10-13T14:35:09Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:flat]], [[kk:flat]], [[uk:flat]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|flat|flatter|flattest}} [[Image:Pond-001.jpg|thumb|a pond with flat water]] #If something is '''flat''', it has a surface with no [[high]] places or [[low]] places. #:''There are a lot of mountains, and very little '''flat''' land for farming.'' [[el:flat]] [[en:flat]] [[fa:flat]] [[fr:flat]] [[io:flat]] [[it:flat]] [[kk:flat]] [[hu:flat]] [[nl:flat]] [[no:flat]] [[pl:flat]] [[ru:flat]] [[fi:flat]] [[ta:flat]] [[vi:flat]] [[uk:flat]] [[zh:flat]] 11104 2006-10-15T19:52:53Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ar:flat]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|flat|flatter|flattest}} [[Image:Pond-001.jpg|thumb|a pond with flat water]] #If something is '''flat''', it has a surface with no [[high]] places or [[low]] places. #:''There are a lot of mountains, and very little '''flat''' land for farming.'' [[ar:flat]] [[el:flat]] [[en:flat]] [[fa:flat]] [[fr:flat]] [[io:flat]] [[it:flat]] [[kk:flat]] [[hu:flat]] [[nl:flat]] [[no:flat]] [[pl:flat]] [[ru:flat]] [[fi:flat]] [[ta:flat]] [[vi:flat]] [[uk:flat]] [[zh:flat]] 11951 2006-11-09T16:49:18Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[pt:flat]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|flat|flatter|flattest}} [[Image:Pond-001.jpg|thumb|a pond with flat water]] #If something is '''flat''', it has a surface with no [[high]] places or [[low]] places. #:''There are a lot of mountains, and very little '''flat''' land for farming.'' [[ar:flat]] [[el:flat]] [[en:flat]] [[fa:flat]] [[fr:flat]] [[io:flat]] [[it:flat]] [[kk:flat]] [[hu:flat]] [[nl:flat]] [[no:flat]] [[pl:flat]] [[pt:flat]] [[ru:flat]] [[fi:flat]] [[ta:flat]] [[vi:flat]] [[uk:flat]] [[zh:flat]] 14087 2006-12-21T01:19:09Z Brett 77 + noun ==Adjective== {{adjective|flat|flatter|flattest}} [[Image:Pond-001.jpg|thumb|a pond with flat water]] #If something is '''flat''', it has a surface with no [[high]] places or [[low]] places. #:''There are a lot of mountains, and very little '''flat''' land for farming.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''flat''' is a [[rent]]ed room or rooms in a building with other flats. #: ''Would you like to come back to my '''flat''' and watch TV?'' ===Synonyms=== * [[apartment]] [[ar:flat]] [[el:flat]] [[en:flat]] [[fa:flat]] [[fr:flat]] [[io:flat]] [[it:flat]] [[kk:flat]] [[hu:flat]] [[nl:flat]] [[no:flat]] [[pl:flat]] [[pt:flat]] [[ru:flat]] [[fi:flat]] [[ta:flat]] [[vi:flat]] [[uk:flat]] [[zh:flat]] 14088 2006-12-21T01:19:28Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ ==Adjective== {{adjective|flat|flatter|flattest}} [[Image:Pond-001.jpg|thumb|a pond with flat water]] #If something is '''flat''', it has a surface with no [[high]] places or [[low]] places. #:''There are a lot of mountains, and very little '''flat''' land for farming.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''flat''' is a [[rent]]ed room or rooms in a building with other '''flats'''. #: ''Would you like to come back to my '''flat''' and watch TV?'' ===Synonyms=== * [[apartment]] [[ar:flat]] [[el:flat]] [[en:flat]] [[fa:flat]] [[fr:flat]] [[io:flat]] [[it:flat]] [[kk:flat]] [[hu:flat]] [[nl:flat]] [[no:flat]] [[pl:flat]] [[pt:flat]] [[ru:flat]] [[fi:flat]] [[ta:flat]] [[vi:flat]] [[uk:flat]] [[zh:flat]] 3189 8210 2006-07-30T01:00:00Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:PanamaHatHarryTruman.jpg|thumb|a hat]] #A '''hat''' is a piece of [[clothing]] that you [[wear]] on your [[head]]. #:''Please take off your '''hat''' when you enter the church.'' 9019 2006-08-21T23:51:02Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: af, de, el, en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, pl, pt, ru, sv, ta, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:PanamaHatHarryTruman.jpg|thumb|a hat]] #A '''hat''' is a piece of [[clothing]] that you [[wear]] on your [[head]]. #:''Please take off your '''hat''' when you enter the church.'' [[af:hat]] [[de:hat]] [[el:hat]] [[en:hat]] [[fr:hat]] [[io:hat]] [[it:hat]] [[hu:hat]] [[ja:hat]] [[pl:hat]] [[pt:hat]] [[ru:hat]] [[fi:hat]] [[sv:hat]] [[ta:hat]] [[zh:hat]] 9637 2006-09-10T12:54:23Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:PanamaHatHarryTruman.jpg|thumb|a hat]] #A '''hat''' is a piece of [[clothing]] that you [[wear]] on your [[head]]. #:''Please take off your '''hat''' when you enter the church.'' [[af:hat]] [[de:hat]] [[el:hat]] [[en:hat]] [[fr:hat]] [[io:hat]] [[it:hat]] [[hu:hat]] [[ja:hat]] [[pl:hat]] [[pt:hat]] [[ru:hat]] [[fi:hat]] [[sv:hat]] [[ta:hat]] [[vi:hat]] [[zh:hat]] 10108 2006-09-24T13:11:46Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[tr:hat]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:PanamaHatHarryTruman.jpg|thumb|a hat]] #A '''hat''' is a piece of [[clothing]] that you [[wear]] on your [[head]]. #:''Please take off your '''hat''' when you enter the church.'' [[af:hat]] [[de:hat]] [[el:hat]] [[en:hat]] [[fr:hat]] [[io:hat]] [[it:hat]] [[hu:hat]] [[ja:hat]] [[pl:hat]] [[pt:hat]] [[ru:hat]] [[fi:hat]] [[sv:hat]] [[ta:hat]] [[vi:hat]] [[tr:hat]] [[zh:hat]] 10957 2006-10-13T18:45:46Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[uk:hat]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:PanamaHatHarryTruman.jpg|thumb|a hat]] #A '''hat''' is a piece of [[clothing]] that you [[wear]] on your [[head]]. #:''Please take off your '''hat''' when you enter the church.'' [[af:hat]] [[de:hat]] [[el:hat]] [[en:hat]] [[fr:hat]] [[io:hat]] [[it:hat]] [[hu:hat]] [[ja:hat]] [[pl:hat]] [[pt:hat]] [[ru:hat]] [[fi:hat]] [[sv:hat]] [[ta:hat]] [[vi:hat]] [[tr:hat]] [[uk:hat]] [[zh:hat]] 3190 8211 2006-07-30T01:06:17Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun|sheep|sheep}} [[Image:Flock_of_sheep.jpg|thumb|a flock of sheep]] #A '''sheep''' is an [[animal]] that people keep on [[farm]]s and eat for food. #:''My grandfather has a '''sheep''' farm and we get all our wool there.'' ===Related words=== *[[lamb]] *[[ewe]] *[[ram]] *[[mutton]] 9147 2006-08-22T03:47:16Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ang, bg, de, el, en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, kk, ko, nl, pl, pt, sr, ta, zh ==Noun== {{noun|sheep|sheep}} [[Image:Flock_of_sheep.jpg|thumb|a flock of sheep]] #A '''sheep''' is an [[animal]] that people keep on [[farm]]s and eat for food. #:''My grandfather has a '''sheep''' farm and we get all our wool there.'' ===Related words=== *[[lamb]] *[[ewe]] *[[ram]] *[[mutton]] [[ang:sheep]] [[bg:sheep]] [[de:sheep]] [[el:sheep]] [[en:sheep]] [[fr:sheep]] [[ko:sheep]] [[io:sheep]] [[it:sheep]] [[kk:sheep]] [[hu:sheep]] [[nl:sheep]] [[ja:sheep]] [[pl:sheep]] [[pt:sheep]] [[sr:sheep]] [[fi:sheep]] [[ta:sheep]] [[zh:sheep]] 10227 2006-09-24T14:04:02Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[hy:sheep]], [[vi:sheep]] ==Noun== {{noun|sheep|sheep}} [[Image:Flock_of_sheep.jpg|thumb|a flock of sheep]] #A '''sheep''' is an [[animal]] that people keep on [[farm]]s and eat for food. #:''My grandfather has a '''sheep''' farm and we get all our wool there.'' ===Related words=== *[[lamb]] *[[ewe]] *[[ram]] *[[mutton]] [[ang:sheep]] [[bg:sheep]] [[de:sheep]] [[el:sheep]] [[en:sheep]] [[fr:sheep]] [[ko:sheep]] [[hy:sheep]] [[io:sheep]] [[it:sheep]] [[kk:sheep]] [[hu:sheep]] [[nl:sheep]] [[ja:sheep]] [[pl:sheep]] [[pt:sheep]] [[sr:sheep]] [[fi:sheep]] [[ta:sheep]] [[vi:sheep]] [[zh:sheep]] 10798 2006-10-11T07:23:04Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[uk:sheep]] ==Noun== {{noun|sheep|sheep}} [[Image:Flock_of_sheep.jpg|thumb|a flock of sheep]] #A '''sheep''' is an [[animal]] that people keep on [[farm]]s and eat for food. #:''My grandfather has a '''sheep''' farm and we get all our wool there.'' ===Related words=== *[[lamb]] *[[ewe]] *[[ram]] *[[mutton]] [[ang:sheep]] [[bg:sheep]] [[de:sheep]] [[el:sheep]] [[en:sheep]] [[fr:sheep]] [[ko:sheep]] [[hy:sheep]] [[io:sheep]] [[it:sheep]] [[kk:sheep]] [[hu:sheep]] [[nl:sheep]] [[ja:sheep]] [[pl:sheep]] [[pt:sheep]] [[sr:sheep]] [[fi:sheep]] [[ta:sheep]] [[vi:sheep]] [[uk:sheep]] [[zh:sheep]] 11344 2006-10-18T23:36:10Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:sheep]] ==Noun== {{noun|sheep|sheep}} [[Image:Flock_of_sheep.jpg|thumb|a flock of sheep]] #A '''sheep''' is an [[animal]] that people keep on [[farm]]s and eat for food. #:''My grandfather has a '''sheep''' farm and we get all our wool there.'' ===Related words=== *[[lamb]] *[[ewe]] *[[ram]] *[[mutton]] [[ang:sheep]] [[bg:sheep]] [[de:sheep]] [[el:sheep]] [[en:sheep]] [[fr:sheep]] [[ko:sheep]] [[hy:sheep]] [[io:sheep]] [[it:sheep]] [[kk:sheep]] [[hu:sheep]] [[nl:sheep]] [[ja:sheep]] [[pl:sheep]] [[pt:sheep]] [[ru:sheep]] [[sr:sheep]] [[fi:sheep]] [[ta:sheep]] [[vi:sheep]] [[uk:sheep]] [[zh:sheep]] 12083 2006-11-10T14:33:43Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[zh-min-nan:sheep]] ==Noun== {{noun|sheep|sheep}} [[Image:Flock_of_sheep.jpg|thumb|a flock of sheep]] #A '''sheep''' is an [[animal]] that people keep on [[farm]]s and eat for food. #:''My grandfather has a '''sheep''' farm and we get all our wool there.'' ===Related words=== *[[lamb]] *[[ewe]] *[[ram]] *[[mutton]] [[ang:sheep]] [[zh-min-nan:sheep]] [[bg:sheep]] [[de:sheep]] [[el:sheep]] [[en:sheep]] [[fr:sheep]] [[ko:sheep]] [[hy:sheep]] [[io:sheep]] [[it:sheep]] [[kk:sheep]] [[hu:sheep]] [[nl:sheep]] [[ja:sheep]] [[pl:sheep]] [[pt:sheep]] [[ru:sheep]] [[sr:sheep]] [[fi:sheep]] [[ta:sheep]] [[vi:sheep]] [[uk:sheep]] [[zh:sheep]] 3191 8212 2006-07-30T01:12:25Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''resident''' is somebody who [[live]]s in a particular [[area]]. #:''The local '''residents''' like the tourists because they bring jobs.'' ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} #If you are '''resident''' somewhere, you live or work there. #:''If you are not '''resident''' in the town, you may not use the town pool.'' #:''The '''resident''' population at the school has grown each year, and now most of our students live here.'' 9140 2006-08-22T03:32:46Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: da, en, fi, fr, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''resident''' is somebody who [[live]]s in a particular [[area]]. #:''The local '''residents''' like the tourists because they bring jobs.'' ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} #If you are '''resident''' somewhere, you live or work there. #:''If you are not '''resident''' in the town, you may not use the town pool.'' #:''The '''resident''' population at the school has grown each year, and now most of our students live here.'' [[da:resident]] [[en:resident]] [[fr:resident]] [[fi:resident]] [[zh:resident]] 9761 2006-09-10T14:25:27Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''resident''' is somebody who [[live]]s in a particular [[area]]. #:''The local '''residents''' like the tourists because they bring jobs.'' ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} #If you are '''resident''' somewhere, you live or work there. #:''If you are not '''resident''' in the town, you may not use the town pool.'' #:''The '''resident''' population at the school has grown each year, and now most of our students live here.'' [[da:resident]] [[en:resident]] [[fr:resident]] [[fi:resident]] [[vi:resident]] [[zh:resident]] 9904 2006-09-24T11:36:04Z Tangobot 116 Robot: Automated text replacement (-{{adjective2}} +{{adjective}}) ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''resident''' is somebody who [[live]]s in a particular [[area]]. #:''The local '''residents''' like the tourists because they bring jobs.'' ==Adjective== {{adjective}} #If you are '''resident''' somewhere, you live or work there. #:''If you are not '''resident''' in the town, you may not use the town pool.'' #:''The '''resident''' population at the school has grown each year, and now most of our students live here.'' [[da:resident]] [[en:resident]] [[fr:resident]] [[fi:resident]] [[vi:resident]] [[zh:resident]] 12384 2006-11-16T12:31:41Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''resident''' is somebody who [[live]]s in a particular [[area]]. #:''The local '''residents''' like the tourists because they bring jobs.'' ==Adjective== {{adjective}} #If you are '''resident''' somewhere, you live or work there. #:''If you are not '''resident''' in the town, you may not use the town pool.'' #:''The '''resident''' population at the school has grown each year, and now most of our students live here.'' [[da:resident]] [[en:resident]] [[fr:resident]] [[fi:resident]] [[vi:resident]] [[zh:resident]] 3192 8218 2006-07-30T01:39:28Z Brett 77 ==Verb== {{verb|illustrate|illustrates|illustrated|illustrating}} {{transitive}} #If you '''illustrate''' something, you draw a [[picture]] of it, or you [[explain]] it. #:''"I'm sorry, can you explain again?" "OK, let me '''illustrate''' with an example."'' #:''This graph '''illustrates''' the change in price.'' #If you '''illustrate''' a [[book]], [[magazine]], [[poster]], etc., you put [[pictures]] in it. #:''Have you tried reading these '''illustrated''' books for adults.'' 8219 2006-07-30T01:44:09Z Brett 77 /* Verb */ ==Verb== {{verb|illustrate|illustrates|illustrated|illustrating}} {{transitive verb}} #If you '''illustrate''' something, you draw a [[picture]] of it, or you [[explain]] it. #:''"I'm sorry, can you explain again?" "OK, let me '''illustrate''' with an example."'' #:''This graph '''illustrates''' the change in price.'' #If you '''illustrate''' a [[book]], [[magazine]], [[poster]], etc., you put [[pictures]] in it. #:''Have you tried reading these '''illustrated''' books for adults.'' 9003 2006-08-21T23:24:02Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, io, zh ==Verb== {{verb|illustrate|illustrates|illustrated|illustrating}} {{transitive verb}} #If you '''illustrate''' something, you draw a [[picture]] of it, or you [[explain]] it. #:''"I'm sorry, can you explain again?" "OK, let me '''illustrate''' with an example."'' #:''This graph '''illustrates''' the change in price.'' #If you '''illustrate''' a [[book]], [[magazine]], [[poster]], etc., you put [[pictures]] in it. #:''Have you tried reading these '''illustrated''' books for adults.'' [[en:illustrate]] [[fr:illustrate]] [[io:illustrate]] [[fi:illustrate]] [[zh:illustrate]] 10115 2006-09-24T13:19:21Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[vi:illustrate]] ==Verb== {{verb|illustrate|illustrates|illustrated|illustrating}} {{transitive verb}} #If you '''illustrate''' something, you draw a [[picture]] of it, or you [[explain]] it. #:''"I'm sorry, can you explain again?" "OK, let me '''illustrate''' with an example."'' #:''This graph '''illustrates''' the change in price.'' #If you '''illustrate''' a [[book]], [[magazine]], [[poster]], etc., you put [[pictures]] in it. #:''Have you tried reading these '''illustrated''' books for adults.'' [[en:illustrate]] [[fr:illustrate]] [[io:illustrate]] [[fi:illustrate]] [[vi:illustrate]] [[zh:illustrate]] 12423 2006-11-16T13:00:51Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Verb== {{verb|illustrate|illustrates|illustrated|illustrating}} {{transitive verb}} #If you '''illustrate''' something, you draw a [[picture]] of it, or you [[explain]] it. #:''"I'm sorry, can you explain again?" "OK, let me '''illustrate''' with an example."'' #:''This graph '''illustrates''' the change in price.'' #If you '''illustrate''' a [[book]], [[magazine]], [[poster]], etc., you put [[pictures]] in it. #:''Have you tried reading these '''illustrated''' books for adults.'' [[en:illustrate]] [[fr:illustrate]] [[io:illustrate]] [[fi:illustrate]] [[vi:illustrate]] [[zh:illustrate]] 12828 2006-11-27T04:32:51Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[sv:illustrate]] {{AWL}} ==Verb== {{verb|illustrate|illustrates|illustrated|illustrating}} {{transitive verb}} #If you '''illustrate''' something, you draw a [[picture]] of it, or you [[explain]] it. #:''"I'm sorry, can you explain again?" "OK, let me '''illustrate''' with an example."'' #:''This graph '''illustrates''' the change in price.'' #If you '''illustrate''' a [[book]], [[magazine]], [[poster]], etc., you put [[pictures]] in it. #:''Have you tried reading these '''illustrated''' books for adults.'' [[en:illustrate]] [[fr:illustrate]] [[io:illustrate]] [[fi:illustrate]] [[sv:illustrate]] [[vi:illustrate]] [[zh:illustrate]] 13899 2006-12-19T18:36:05Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:illustrate]] {{AWL}} ==Verb== {{verb|illustrate|illustrates|illustrated|illustrating}} {{transitive verb}} #If you '''illustrate''' something, you draw a [[picture]] of it, or you [[explain]] it. #:''"I'm sorry, can you explain again?" "OK, let me '''illustrate''' with an example."'' #:''This graph '''illustrates''' the change in price.'' #If you '''illustrate''' a [[book]], [[magazine]], [[poster]], etc., you put [[pictures]] in it. #:''Have you tried reading these '''illustrated''' books for adults.'' [[en:illustrate]] [[fa:illustrate]] [[fr:illustrate]] [[io:illustrate]] [[fi:illustrate]] [[sv:illustrate]] [[vi:illustrate]] [[zh:illustrate]] 3193 8220 2006-07-30T01:50:11Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''location''' is a [[place]]. #:''When you're opening a new business, the choice of '''location''' is very important.'' 9036 2006-08-22T00:30:50Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: el, en, fi, fr, io, it, pl, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''location''' is a [[place]]. #:''When you're opening a new business, the choice of '''location''' is very important.'' [[el:location]] [[en:location]] [[fr:location]] [[io:location]] [[it:location]] [[pl:location]] [[fi:location]] [[vi:location]] [[zh:location]] 10535 2006-10-08T16:26:29Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ta:location]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''location''' is a [[place]]. #:''When you're opening a new business, the choice of '''location''' is very important.'' [[el:location]] [[en:location]] [[fr:location]] [[io:location]] [[it:location]] [[pl:location]] [[fi:location]] [[ta:location]] [[vi:location]] [[zh:location]] 11435 2006-10-21T13:35:11Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:location]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''location''' is a [[place]]. #:''When you're opening a new business, the choice of '''location''' is very important.'' [[el:location]] [[en:location]] [[fr:location]] [[io:location]] [[it:location]] [[pl:location]] [[ru:location]] [[fi:location]] [[ta:location]] [[vi:location]] [[zh:location]] 12421 2006-11-16T13:00:17Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''location''' is a [[place]]. #:''When you're opening a new business, the choice of '''location''' is very important.'' [[el:location]] [[en:location]] [[fr:location]] [[io:location]] [[it:location]] [[pl:location]] [[ru:location]] [[fi:location]] [[ta:location]] [[vi:location]] [[zh:location]] 3194 8221 2006-07-30T01:52:44Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} ''Also spelled '''license''''' #A '''licence''' is an [[official]] piece of paper that [[allow]]s you to do something, such as drive, open a business, etc. #:''I got my driver's '''licence''' when I was 16 years old.'' 9039 2006-08-22T00:35:40Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, el, en, fr, io, it, ko, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} ''Also spelled '''license''''' #A '''licence''' is an [[official]] piece of paper that [[allow]]s you to do something, such as drive, open a business, etc. #:''I got my driver's '''licence''' when I was 16 years old.'' [[de:licence]] [[el:licence]] [[en:licence]] [[fr:licence]] [[ko:licence]] [[io:licence]] [[it:licence]] [[vi:licence]] [[zh:licence]] 9645 2006-09-10T13:11:37Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: id ==Noun== {{noun}} ''Also spelled '''license''''' #A '''licence''' is an [[official]] piece of paper that [[allow]]s you to do something, such as drive, open a business, etc. #:''I got my driver's '''licence''' when I was 16 years old.'' [[de:licence]] [[el:licence]] [[en:licence]] [[fr:licence]] [[ko:licence]] [[io:licence]] [[id:licence]] [[it:licence]] [[vi:licence]] [[zh:licence]] 11431 2006-10-21T09:46:53Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:licence]] ==Noun== {{noun}} ''Also spelled '''license''''' #A '''licence''' is an [[official]] piece of paper that [[allow]]s you to do something, such as drive, open a business, etc. #:''I got my driver's '''licence''' when I was 16 years old.'' [[de:licence]] [[el:licence]] [[en:licence]] [[fr:licence]] [[ko:licence]] [[io:licence]] [[id:licence]] [[it:licence]] [[ru:licence]] [[vi:licence]] [[zh:licence]] 12453 2006-11-16T23:59:22Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} ''Also spelled '''license''''' #A '''licence''' is an [[official]] piece of paper that [[allow]]s you to do something, such as drive, open a business, etc. #:''I got my driver's '''licence''' when I was 16 years old.'' [[de:licence]] [[el:licence]] [[en:licence]] [[fr:licence]] [[ko:licence]] [[io:licence]] [[id:licence]] [[it:licence]] [[ru:licence]] [[vi:licence]] [[zh:licence]] 14242 2006-12-21T18:42:03Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Other spellings== * [[license]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''licence''' is an [[official]] piece of paper that [[allow]]s you to do something, such as drive, open a business, etc. #:''I got my driver's '''licence''' when I was 16 years old.'' ==Verb== {{Stub}} [[de:licence]] [[el:licence]] [[en:licence]] [[fr:licence]] [[ko:licence]] [[io:licence]] [[id:licence]] [[it:licence]] [[ru:licence]] [[vi:licence]] [[zh:licence]] 3195 8222 2006-07-30T01:53:02Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} ''Also spelled '''licence''''' #A '''licence''' is an [[official]] piece of paper that [[allow]]s you to do something, such as drive, open a business, etc. #:''I got my driver's '''licence''' when I was 16 years old.'' 8223 2006-07-30T01:53:19Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} ''Also spelled '''licence''''' #A '''license''' is an [[official]] piece of paper that [[allow]]s you to do something, such as drive, open a business, etc. #:''I got my driver's '''license''' when I was 16 years old.'' 9038 2006-08-22T00:34:00Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, it, ta, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} ''Also spelled '''licence''''' #A '''license''' is an [[official]] piece of paper that [[allow]]s you to do something, such as drive, open a business, etc. #:''I got my driver's '''license''' when I was 16 years old.'' [[en:license]] [[fr:license]] [[it:license]] [[hu:license]] [[fi:license]] [[ta:license]] [[vi:license]] [[zh:license]] 11430 2006-10-21T09:44:12Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:license]] ==Noun== {{noun}} ''Also spelled '''licence''''' #A '''license''' is an [[official]] piece of paper that [[allow]]s you to do something, such as drive, open a business, etc. #:''I got my driver's '''license''' when I was 16 years old.'' [[en:license]] [[fr:license]] [[it:license]] [[hu:license]] [[ru:license]] [[fi:license]] [[ta:license]] [[vi:license]] [[zh:license]] 12655 2006-11-25T21:07:39Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:license]] ==Noun== {{noun}} ''Also spelled '''licence''''' #A '''license''' is an [[official]] piece of paper that [[allow]]s you to do something, such as drive, open a business, etc. #:''I got my driver's '''license''' when I was 16 years old.'' [[en:license]] [[fa:license]] [[fr:license]] [[it:license]] [[hu:license]] [[ru:license]] [[fi:license]] [[ta:license]] [[vi:license]] [[zh:license]] 14241 2006-12-21T18:41:24Z Brett 77 ==Other spellings== * [[licence]] ==Verb== {{Stub}} ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''license''' is an [[official]] piece of paper that [[allow]]s you to do something, such as drive, open a business, etc. #:''I got my driver's '''license''' when I was 16 years old.'' [[en:license]] [[fa:license]] [[fr:license]] [[it:license]] [[hu:license]] [[ru:license]] [[fi:license]] [[ta:license]] [[vi:license]] [[zh:license]] 14243 2006-12-21T18:42:18Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Other spellings== * [[licence]] ==Verb== {{Stub}} ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''license''' is an [[official]] piece of paper that [[allow]]s you to do something, such as drive, open a business, etc. #:''I got my driver's '''license''' when I was 16 years old.'' [[en:license]] [[fa:license]] [[fr:license]] [[it:license]] [[hu:license]] [[ru:license]] [[fi:license]] [[ta:license]] [[vi:license]] [[zh:license]] 3196 8224 2006-07-30T01:59:02Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} #The '''parents''' of a [[person]] or [[animal]] are its [[father]] and [[mother]]. #:''Children may only enter the pool with a '''parent''' or guardian.'' 9108 2006-08-22T02:33:25Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, en, et, fr, hu, io, it, pl, pt, sv, vi, zh-min-nan ==Noun== {{noun}} #The '''parents''' of a [[person]] or [[animal]] are its [[father]] and [[mother]]. #:''Children may only enter the pool with a '''parent''' or guardian.'' [[zh-min-nan:parent]] [[de:parent]] [[et:parent]] [[en:parent]] [[fr:parent]] [[io:parent]] [[it:parent]] [[hu:parent]] [[pl:parent]] [[pt:parent]] [[sv:parent]] [[vi:parent]] 10177 2006-09-24T13:42:53Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[tr:parent]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #The '''parents''' of a [[person]] or [[animal]] are its [[father]] and [[mother]]. #:''Children may only enter the pool with a '''parent''' or guardian.'' [[zh-min-nan:parent]] [[de:parent]] [[et:parent]] [[en:parent]] [[fr:parent]] [[io:parent]] [[it:parent]] [[hu:parent]] [[pl:parent]] [[pt:parent]] [[sv:parent]] [[vi:parent]] [[tr:parent]] 11651 2006-10-30T16:37:34Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:parent]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #The '''parents''' of a [[person]] or [[animal]] are its [[father]] and [[mother]]. #:''Children may only enter the pool with a '''parent''' or guardian.'' [[zh-min-nan:parent]] [[de:parent]] [[et:parent]] [[en:parent]] [[fr:parent]] [[io:parent]] [[it:parent]] [[hu:parent]] [[pl:parent]] [[pt:parent]] [[ru:parent]] [[sv:parent]] [[vi:parent]] [[tr:parent]] 13241 2006-12-03T17:18:12Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fi:parent]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #The '''parents''' of a [[person]] or [[animal]] are its [[father]] and [[mother]]. #:''Children may only enter the pool with a '''parent''' or guardian.'' [[zh-min-nan:parent]] [[de:parent]] [[et:parent]] [[en:parent]] [[fr:parent]] [[io:parent]] [[it:parent]] [[hu:parent]] [[pl:parent]] [[pt:parent]] [[ru:parent]] [[fi:parent]] [[sv:parent]] [[vi:parent]] [[tr:parent]] 3197 8225 2006-07-30T02:02:25Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''century''' is a [[period]] of 100 [[year]]s. #:''My great grandfather came to Canada over a '''century''' ago.'' #:''The telephone was invented in the 19th '''century'''.'' 8868 2006-08-21T19:01:03Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, gl, hu, hy, io, it, ja, ko, ta, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''century''' is a [[period]] of 100 [[year]]s. #:''My great grandfather came to Canada over a '''century''' ago.'' #:''The telephone was invented in the 19th '''century'''.'' [[en:century]] [[fr:century]] [[gl:century]] [[ko:century]] [[hy:century]] [[io:century]] [[it:century]] [[hu:century]] [[ja:century]] [[fi:century]] [[ta:century]] [[vi:century]] [[zh:century]] 10533 2006-10-08T15:21:40Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:century]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''century''' is a [[period]] of 100 [[year]]s. #:''My great grandfather came to Canada over a '''century''' ago.'' #:''The telephone was invented in the 19th '''century'''.'' [[en:century]] [[fr:century]] [[gl:century]] [[ko:century]] [[hy:century]] [[io:century]] [[it:century]] [[kk:century]] [[hu:century]] [[ja:century]] [[fi:century]] [[ta:century]] [[vi:century]] [[zh:century]] 3198 8226 2006-07-30T02:05:25Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''widow''' is a woman whose [[husband]] has died. #:''The government supports the '''widows''' of dead soldiers.'' 9228 2006-08-22T06:11:24Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, et, fi, fr, hu, io, it, pl, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''widow''' is a woman whose [[husband]] has died. #:''The government supports the '''widows''' of dead soldiers.'' [[et:widow]] [[en:widow]] [[fr:widow]] [[io:widow]] [[it:widow]] [[hu:widow]] [[pl:widow]] [[fi:widow]] [[vi:widow]] [[zh:widow]] 13887 2006-12-19T14:58:42Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ta:widow]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''widow''' is a woman whose [[husband]] has died. #:''The government supports the '''widows''' of dead soldiers.'' [[et:widow]] [[en:widow]] [[fr:widow]] [[io:widow]] [[it:widow]] [[hu:widow]] [[pl:widow]] [[fi:widow]] [[ta:widow]] [[vi:widow]] [[zh:widow]] 3199 8227 2006-07-30T02:12:27Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #'''Rent''' is the money you pay to [[borrow]] and use something, usually an '''apartment'''. #:''Have we paid this month's '''rent''' yet?'' ==Verb== {{verb|rent|rents|rented|renting}} {{transitive verb}} #If you '''rent''' something, you pay money to use something for a [[limit]]ed time. #:''I'm flying down to Texas next week and I guess I'll have to '''rent''' a car.'' 9143 2006-08-22T03:37:26Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, hu, io, it, pl, ta, zh ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #'''Rent''' is the money you pay to [[borrow]] and use something, usually an '''apartment'''. #:''Have we paid this month's '''rent''' yet?'' ==Verb== {{verb|rent|rents|rented|renting}} {{transitive verb}} #If you '''rent''' something, you pay money to use something for a [[limit]]ed time. #:''I'm flying down to Texas next week and I guess I'll have to '''rent''' a car.'' [[en:rent]] [[io:rent]] [[it:rent]] [[hu:rent]] [[pl:rent]] [[fi:rent]] [[ta:rent]] [[zh:rent]] 10507 2006-10-08T08:33:42Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[vi:rent]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #'''Rent''' is the money you pay to [[borrow]] and use something, usually an '''apartment'''. #:''Have we paid this month's '''rent''' yet?'' ==Verb== {{verb|rent|rents|rented|renting}} {{transitive verb}} #If you '''rent''' something, you pay money to use something for a [[limit]]ed time. #:''I'm flying down to Texas next week and I guess I'll have to '''rent''' a car.'' [[en:rent]] [[io:rent]] [[it:rent]] [[hu:rent]] [[pl:rent]] [[fi:rent]] [[ta:rent]] [[vi:rent]] [[zh:rent]] 11744 2006-11-03T23:06:38Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fr:rent]], [[ru:rent]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #'''Rent''' is the money you pay to [[borrow]] and use something, usually an '''apartment'''. #:''Have we paid this month's '''rent''' yet?'' ==Verb== {{verb|rent|rents|rented|renting}} {{transitive verb}} #If you '''rent''' something, you pay money to use something for a [[limit]]ed time. #:''I'm flying down to Texas next week and I guess I'll have to '''rent''' a car.'' [[en:rent]] [[fr:rent]] [[io:rent]] [[it:rent]] [[hu:rent]] [[pl:rent]] [[ru:rent]] [[fi:rent]] [[ta:rent]] [[vi:rent]] [[zh:rent]] 12124 2006-11-10T17:54:05Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:rent]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #'''Rent''' is the money you pay to [[borrow]] and use something, usually an '''apartment'''. #:''Have we paid this month's '''rent''' yet?'' ==Verb== {{verb|rent|rents|rented|renting}} {{transitive verb}} #If you '''rent''' something, you pay money to use something for a [[limit]]ed time. #:''I'm flying down to Texas next week and I guess I'll have to '''rent''' a car.'' [[en:rent]] [[fa:rent]] [[fr:rent]] [[io:rent]] [[it:rent]] [[hu:rent]] [[pl:rent]] [[ru:rent]] [[fi:rent]] [[ta:rent]] [[vi:rent]] [[zh:rent]] 13340 2006-12-05T09:22:20Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[sv:rent]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #'''Rent''' is the money you pay to [[borrow]] and use something, usually an '''apartment'''. #:''Have we paid this month's '''rent''' yet?'' ==Verb== {{verb|rent|rents|rented|renting}} {{transitive verb}} #If you '''rent''' something, you pay money to use something for a [[limit]]ed time. #:''I'm flying down to Texas next week and I guess I'll have to '''rent''' a car.'' [[en:rent]] [[fa:rent]] [[fr:rent]] [[io:rent]] [[it:rent]] [[hu:rent]] [[pl:rent]] [[ru:rent]] [[fi:rent]] [[sv:rent]] [[ta:rent]] [[vi:rent]] [[zh:rent]] 3200 8228 2006-07-30T02:21:45Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun|roof|rooves}} [[Image:Rooftops_of_Tours%2C_France.jpg|thumb|rooves]] #A '''roof''' is the top part of a [[building]]. #:''My five brothers, two sisters and seven cousins all live together under one '''roof'''.'' 9136 2006-08-22T03:25:36Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, nl, pl, ru, ta, zh ==Noun== {{noun|roof|rooves}} [[Image:Rooftops_of_Tours%2C_France.jpg|thumb|rooves]] #A '''roof''' is the top part of a [[building]]. #:''My five brothers, two sisters and seven cousins all live together under one '''roof'''.'' [[en:roof]] [[fr:roof]] [[io:roof]] [[it:roof]] [[hu:roof]] [[nl:roof]] [[pl:roof]] [[ru:roof]] [[fi:roof]] [[ta:roof]] [[zh:roof]] 9756 2006-09-10T14:24:36Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Noun== {{noun|roof|rooves}} [[Image:Rooftops_of_Tours%2C_France.jpg|thumb|rooves]] #A '''roof''' is the top part of a [[building]]. #:''My five brothers, two sisters and seven cousins all live together under one '''roof'''.'' [[en:roof]] [[fr:roof]] [[io:roof]] [[it:roof]] [[hu:roof]] [[nl:roof]] [[pl:roof]] [[ru:roof]] [[fi:roof]] [[ta:roof]] [[vi:roof]] [[zh:roof]] 10202 2006-09-24T13:53:26Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[hy:roof]] ==Noun== {{noun|roof|rooves}} [[Image:Rooftops_of_Tours%2C_France.jpg|thumb|rooves]] #A '''roof''' is the top part of a [[building]]. #:''My five brothers, two sisters and seven cousins all live together under one '''roof'''.'' [[en:roof]] [[fr:roof]] [[hy:roof]] [[io:roof]] [[it:roof]] [[hu:roof]] [[nl:roof]] [[pl:roof]] [[ru:roof]] [[fi:roof]] [[ta:roof]] [[vi:roof]] [[zh:roof]] 10608 2006-10-09T11:19:50Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:roof]], [[uk:roof]] ==Noun== {{noun|roof|rooves}} [[Image:Rooftops_of_Tours%2C_France.jpg|thumb|rooves]] #A '''roof''' is the top part of a [[building]]. #:''My five brothers, two sisters and seven cousins all live together under one '''roof'''.'' [[en:roof]] [[fr:roof]] [[hy:roof]] [[io:roof]] [[it:roof]] [[kk:roof]] [[hu:roof]] [[nl:roof]] [[pl:roof]] [[ru:roof]] [[fi:roof]] [[ta:roof]] [[vi:roof]] [[uk:roof]] [[zh:roof]] 13812 2006-12-19T01:34:46Z Brett 77 formatting ==Noun== {{noun|roof|rooves}} [[Image:Rooftops_of_Tours%2C_France.jpg|thumb|'''rooves''']] #A '''roof''' is the top part of a [[building]]. #:''My five brothers, two sisters and seven cousins all live together under one '''roof'''.'' [[en:roof]] [[fr:roof]] [[hy:roof]] [[io:roof]] [[it:roof]] [[kk:roof]] [[hu:roof]] [[nl:roof]] [[pl:roof]] [[ru:roof]] [[fi:roof]] [[ta:roof]] [[vi:roof]] [[uk:roof]] [[zh:roof]] 3201 8229 2006-07-30T02:32:21Z Brett 77 ==Adjective== {{adjective|grand|grander|grandest}} #If something is '''grand''', it's large and impressive. #:''As she got out of the car, she saw that the house was very '''grand'''.'' 8979 2006-08-21T22:38:34Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ang, de, el, en, et, fa, fi, fr, gl, hu, io, ko, pl, vi, zh ==Adjective== {{adjective|grand|grander|grandest}} #If something is '''grand''', it's large and impressive. #:''As she got out of the car, she saw that the house was very '''grand'''.'' [[ang:grand]] [[de:grand]] [[et:grand]] [[el:grand]] [[en:grand]] [[fa:grand]] [[fr:grand]] [[gl:grand]] [[ko:grand]] [[io:grand]] [[hu:grand]] [[pl:grand]] [[fi:grand]] [[vi:grand]] [[zh:grand]] 10102 2006-09-24T13:10:46Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[es:grand]], [[ja:grand]], [[ta:grand]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|grand|grander|grandest}} #If something is '''grand''', it's large and impressive. #:''As she got out of the car, she saw that the house was very '''grand'''.'' [[ang:grand]] [[de:grand]] [[et:grand]] [[el:grand]] [[en:grand]] [[es:grand]] [[fa:grand]] [[fr:grand]] [[gl:grand]] [[ko:grand]] [[io:grand]] [[hu:grand]] [[ja:grand]] [[pl:grand]] [[fi:grand]] [[ta:grand]] [[vi:grand]] [[zh:grand]] 11193 2006-10-17T19:40:24Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:grand]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|grand|grander|grandest}} #If something is '''grand''', it's large and impressive. #:''As she got out of the car, she saw that the house was very '''grand'''.'' [[ang:grand]] [[de:grand]] [[et:grand]] [[el:grand]] [[en:grand]] [[es:grand]] [[fa:grand]] [[fr:grand]] [[gl:grand]] [[ko:grand]] [[io:grand]] [[hu:grand]] [[ja:grand]] [[pl:grand]] [[ru:grand]] [[fi:grand]] [[ta:grand]] [[vi:grand]] [[zh:grand]] 12874 2006-11-27T20:16:36Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[it:grand]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|grand|grander|grandest}} #If something is '''grand''', it's large and impressive. #:''As she got out of the car, she saw that the house was very '''grand'''.'' [[ang:grand]] [[de:grand]] [[et:grand]] [[el:grand]] [[en:grand]] [[es:grand]] [[fa:grand]] [[fr:grand]] [[gl:grand]] [[ko:grand]] [[io:grand]] [[it:grand]] [[hu:grand]] [[ja:grand]] [[pl:grand]] [[ru:grand]] [[fi:grand]] [[ta:grand]] [[vi:grand]] [[zh:grand]] 13684 2006-12-12T10:54:48Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[pt:grand]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|grand|grander|grandest}} #If something is '''grand''', it's large and impressive. #:''As she got out of the car, she saw that the house was very '''grand'''.'' [[ang:grand]] [[de:grand]] [[et:grand]] [[el:grand]] [[en:grand]] [[es:grand]] [[fa:grand]] [[fr:grand]] [[gl:grand]] [[ko:grand]] [[io:grand]] [[it:grand]] [[hu:grand]] [[ja:grand]] [[pl:grand]] [[pt:grand]] [[ru:grand]] [[fi:grand]] [[ta:grand]] [[vi:grand]] [[zh:grand]] 3202 8230 2006-07-30T02:36:43Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Empty_bottle.jpg|thumb|an empty bottle]] #A '''bottle''' is a [[container]], usually made of [[glass]] that holds [[liquid]] and has a [[cap]] or [[stopper]]. #:''She dropped the '''bottle''' and the wine went everywhere.'' 8859 2006-08-21T18:43:23Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, bs, de, el, en, fi, fr, gl, hu, io, it, sr, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Empty_bottle.jpg|thumb|an empty bottle]] #A '''bottle''' is a [[container]], usually made of [[glass]] that holds [[liquid]] and has a [[cap]] or [[stopper]]. #:''She dropped the '''bottle''' and the wine went everywhere.'' [[ar:bottle]] [[bs:bottle]] [[de:bottle]] [[el:bottle]] [[en:bottle]] [[fr:bottle]] [[gl:bottle]] [[io:bottle]] [[it:bottle]] [[hu:bottle]] [[sr:bottle]] [[fi:bottle]] [[zh:bottle]] 9479 2006-09-10T11:28:06Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Empty_bottle.jpg|thumb|an empty bottle]] #A '''bottle''' is a [[container]], usually made of [[glass]] that holds [[liquid]] and has a [[cap]] or [[stopper]]. #:''She dropped the '''bottle''' and the wine went everywhere.'' [[ar:bottle]] [[bs:bottle]] [[de:bottle]] [[el:bottle]] [[en:bottle]] [[fr:bottle]] [[gl:bottle]] [[io:bottle]] [[it:bottle]] [[hu:bottle]] [[sr:bottle]] [[fi:bottle]] [[vi:bottle]] [[zh:bottle]] 9987 2006-09-24T12:25:37Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[hy:bottle]], [[ta:bottle]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Empty_bottle.jpg|thumb|an empty bottle]] #A '''bottle''' is a [[container]], usually made of [[glass]] that holds [[liquid]] and has a [[cap]] or [[stopper]]. #:''She dropped the '''bottle''' and the wine went everywhere.'' [[ar:bottle]] [[bs:bottle]] [[de:bottle]] [[el:bottle]] [[en:bottle]] [[fr:bottle]] [[gl:bottle]] [[hy:bottle]] [[io:bottle]] [[it:bottle]] [[hu:bottle]] [[sr:bottle]] [[fi:bottle]] [[ta:bottle]] [[vi:bottle]] [[zh:bottle]] 10478 2006-10-07T14:00:58Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[uk:bottle]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Empty_bottle.jpg|thumb|an empty bottle]] #A '''bottle''' is a [[container]], usually made of [[glass]] that holds [[liquid]] and has a [[cap]] or [[stopper]]. #:''She dropped the '''bottle''' and the wine went everywhere.'' [[ar:bottle]] [[bs:bottle]] [[de:bottle]] [[el:bottle]] [[en:bottle]] [[fr:bottle]] [[gl:bottle]] [[hy:bottle]] [[io:bottle]] [[it:bottle]] [[hu:bottle]] [[sr:bottle]] [[fi:bottle]] [[ta:bottle]] [[vi:bottle]] [[uk:bottle]] [[zh:bottle]] 10910 2006-10-13T06:57:55Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:bottle]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Empty_bottle.jpg|thumb|an empty bottle]] #A '''bottle''' is a [[container]], usually made of [[glass]] that holds [[liquid]] and has a [[cap]] or [[stopper]]. #:''She dropped the '''bottle''' and the wine went everywhere.'' [[ar:bottle]] [[bs:bottle]] [[de:bottle]] [[el:bottle]] [[en:bottle]] [[fr:bottle]] [[gl:bottle]] [[hy:bottle]] [[io:bottle]] [[it:bottle]] [[kk:bottle]] [[hu:bottle]] [[sr:bottle]] [[fi:bottle]] [[ta:bottle]] [[vi:bottle]] [[uk:bottle]] [[zh:bottle]] 3203 8234 2006-07-30T21:53:55Z Kappa 92 #The '''head''' is the top part of a person's body, or the front of an animal's body. The eyes, nose, mouth, and ears in the head. ==Noun== {{noun}} [[image:head of woman.jpg|thumb|A woman's head]] #The '''head''' is the top part of a person's body, or the front of an animal's body. The eyes, nose, mouth, and ears in the head. {{template:body}} 8235 2006-07-30T21:54:03Z Kappa 92 ==Noun== {{noun}} [[image:head of woman.jpg|thumb|A woman's head]] #The '''head''' is the top part of a person's body, or the front of an animal's body. The eyes, nose, mouth, and ears are in the head. {{template:body}} 9015 2006-08-21T23:41:02Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ang, bg, de, el, en, es, fa, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, ko, la, pl, pt, ru, sr, ta, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} [[image:head of woman.jpg|thumb|A woman's head]] #The '''head''' is the top part of a person's body, or the front of an animal's body. The eyes, nose, mouth, and ears are in the head. {{template:body}} [[ang:head]] [[bg:head]] [[de:head]] [[el:head]] [[en:head]] [[es:head]] [[fa:head]] [[fr:head]] [[ko:head]] [[io:head]] [[it:head]] [[la:head]] [[hu:head]] [[ja:head]] [[pl:head]] [[pt:head]] [[ru:head]] [[sr:head]] [[fi:head]] [[ta:head]] [[zh:head]] 10094 2006-09-24T13:09:26Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[tr:head]], [[vi:head]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[image:head of woman.jpg|thumb|A woman's head]] #The '''head''' is the top part of a person's body, or the front of an animal's body. The eyes, nose, mouth, and ears are in the head. {{template:body}} [[ang:head]] [[bg:head]] [[de:head]] [[el:head]] [[en:head]] [[es:head]] [[fa:head]] [[fr:head]] [[ko:head]] [[io:head]] [[it:head]] [[la:head]] [[hu:head]] [[ja:head]] [[pl:head]] [[pt:head]] [[ru:head]] [[sr:head]] [[fi:head]] [[ta:head]] [[vi:head]] [[tr:head]] [[zh:head]] 10324 2006-10-01T13:23:19Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[hy:head]], [[ky:head]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[image:head of woman.jpg|thumb|A woman's head]] #The '''head''' is the top part of a person's body, or the front of an animal's body. The eyes, nose, mouth, and ears are in the head. {{template:body}} [[ang:head]] [[bg:head]] [[de:head]] [[el:head]] [[en:head]] [[es:head]] [[fa:head]] [[fr:head]] [[ko:head]] [[hy:head]] [[io:head]] [[it:head]] [[ky:head]] [[la:head]] [[hu:head]] [[ja:head]] [[pl:head]] [[pt:head]] [[ru:head]] [[sr:head]] [[fi:head]] [[ta:head]] [[vi:head]] [[tr:head]] [[zh:head]] 10744 2006-10-10T13:53:13Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:head]], [[uk:head]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[image:head of woman.jpg|thumb|A woman's head]] #The '''head''' is the top part of a person's body, or the front of an animal's body. The eyes, nose, mouth, and ears are in the head. {{template:body}} [[ang:head]] [[bg:head]] [[de:head]] [[el:head]] [[en:head]] [[es:head]] [[fa:head]] [[fr:head]] [[ko:head]] [[hy:head]] [[io:head]] [[it:head]] [[kk:head]] [[ky:head]] [[la:head]] [[hu:head]] [[ja:head]] [[pl:head]] [[pt:head]] [[ru:head]] [[sr:head]] [[fi:head]] [[ta:head]] [[vi:head]] [[tr:head]] [[uk:head]] [[zh:head]] 13059 2006-11-30T12:52:35Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ simplify ==Noun== {{noun}} [[image:head of woman.jpg|thumb|A woman's head]] #The '''head''' is the highest or most important part of something. #: ''He put his '''head''' on the desk and fell asleep.'' #: ''After the problems, the '''head''' of the company left.'' {{template:body}} [[ang:head]] [[bg:head]] [[de:head]] [[el:head]] [[en:head]] [[es:head]] [[fa:head]] [[fr:head]] [[ko:head]] [[hy:head]] [[io:head]] [[it:head]] [[kk:head]] [[ky:head]] [[la:head]] [[hu:head]] [[ja:head]] [[pl:head]] [[pt:head]] [[ru:head]] [[sr:head]] [[fi:head]] [[ta:head]] [[vi:head]] [[tr:head]] [[uk:head]] [[zh:head]] 14064 2006-12-20T23:56:40Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ku:head]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[image:head of woman.jpg|thumb|A woman's head]] #The '''head''' is the highest or most important part of something. #: ''He put his '''head''' on the desk and fell asleep.'' #: ''After the problems, the '''head''' of the company left.'' {{template:body}} [[ang:head]] [[bg:head]] [[de:head]] [[el:head]] [[en:head]] [[es:head]] [[fa:head]] [[fr:head]] [[ko:head]] [[hy:head]] [[io:head]] [[it:head]] [[kk:head]] [[ky:head]] [[ku:head]] [[la:head]] [[hu:head]] [[ja:head]] [[pl:head]] [[pt:head]] [[ru:head]] [[sr:head]] [[fi:head]] [[ta:head]] [[vi:head]] [[tr:head]] [[uk:head]] [[zh:head]] 3204 8239 2006-07-30T22:07:20Z Kappa 92 #Your '''throat''' is a [[tube]] inside your [[neck]]. It takes [[air]] from your [[mouth]] to your [[lungs]]. ==Noun== {{noun}} #Your '''throat''' is a [[tube]] inside your [[neck]]. It takes [[air]] from your [[mouth]] to your [[lungs]]. #:''My '''throat''' hurts from singing too much. 9154 2006-08-22T04:11:42Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, io, ja, nl, ta, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} #Your '''throat''' is a [[tube]] inside your [[neck]]. It takes [[air]] from your [[mouth]] to your [[lungs]]. #:''My '''throat''' hurts from singing too much. [[en:throat]] [[fr:throat]] [[io:throat]] [[hu:throat]] [[nl:throat]] [[ja:throat]] [[fi:throat]] [[ta:throat]] [[zh:throat]] 11021 2006-10-14T09:35:37Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[it:throat]], [[kk:throat]], [[vi:throat]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #Your '''throat''' is a [[tube]] inside your [[neck]]. It takes [[air]] from your [[mouth]] to your [[lungs]]. #:''My '''throat''' hurts from singing too much. [[en:throat]] [[fr:throat]] [[io:throat]] [[it:throat]] [[kk:throat]] [[hu:throat]] [[nl:throat]] [[ja:throat]] [[fi:throat]] [[ta:throat]] [[vi:throat]] [[zh:throat]] 11346 2006-10-18T23:57:55Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:throat]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #Your '''throat''' is a [[tube]] inside your [[neck]]. It takes [[air]] from your [[mouth]] to your [[lungs]]. #:''My '''throat''' hurts from singing too much. [[en:throat]] [[fr:throat]] [[io:throat]] [[it:throat]] [[kk:throat]] [[hu:throat]] [[nl:throat]] [[ja:throat]] [[ru:throat]] [[fi:throat]] [[ta:throat]] [[vi:throat]] [[zh:throat]] 12773 2006-11-26T21:27:15Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ku:throat]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #Your '''throat''' is a [[tube]] inside your [[neck]]. It takes [[air]] from your [[mouth]] to your [[lungs]]. #:''My '''throat''' hurts from singing too much. [[en:throat]] [[fr:throat]] [[io:throat]] [[it:throat]] [[kk:throat]] [[ku:throat]] [[hu:throat]] [[nl:throat]] [[ja:throat]] [[ru:throat]] [[fi:throat]] [[ta:throat]] [[vi:throat]] [[zh:throat]] 3205 8242 2006-07-30T22:51:55Z HSTutorials 100 Hi- My name is Lisa Gehman Thorne, and I'm a math and computer applications teacher at West Hollywood Community Day School, and the web designer for http://www.hstutorials.net. I am a prinicpal writer of the '''Algebra 1 in Simple English''', a simple english wikibook that will be the backbone of a complete student-user interface for studying algebra. I will be giving a presentation on how to contribute to the project at the California Mathematics Council - North Annual Conference in Pacific Grove, California on December 1 - 3. 3206 8244 2006-07-30T23:26:26Z Brett 77 ==Determiner== {{determiner}} 9158 2006-08-22T04:19:52Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, he, hu, io, it, la, pl, pt ==Determiner== {{determiner}} [[en:these]] [[fr:these]] [[io:these]] [[it:these]] [[he:these]] [[la:these]] [[hu:these]] [[pl:these]] [[pt:these]] [[fi:these]] 11086 2006-10-15T05:17:45Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ja:these]] ==Determiner== {{determiner}} [[en:these]] [[fr:these]] [[io:these]] [[it:these]] [[he:these]] [[la:these]] [[hu:these]] [[ja:these]] [[pl:these]] [[pt:these]] [[fi:these]] 12033 2006-11-09T18:05:50Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ru:these]] ==Determiner== {{determiner}} [[en:these]] [[fr:these]] [[io:these]] [[it:these]] [[he:these]] [[la:these]] [[hu:these]] [[ja:these]] [[pl:these]] [[pt:these]] [[ru:these]] [[fi:these]] 3207 8245 2006-07-30T23:26:56Z Brett 77 ==Determiner== {{determiner}} 9155 2006-08-22T04:13:02Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, la, pt, zh ==Determiner== {{determiner}} [[en:those]] [[fr:those]] [[io:those]] [[it:those]] [[la:those]] [[hu:those]] [[pt:those]] [[fi:those]] [[zh:those]] 10252 2006-09-24T14:15:59Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[fa:those]] ==Determiner== {{determiner}} [[en:those]] [[fa:those]] [[fr:those]] [[io:those]] [[it:those]] [[la:those]] [[hu:those]] [[pt:those]] [[fi:those]] [[zh:those]] 3208 8246 2006-07-30T23:28:19Z Brett 77 ==Adverb== {{adverb}} ==Determiner== {{determiner}} 9085 2006-08-22T01:55:13Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ca, de, en, fi, fr, gl, hu, hy, io, it, ja, ko, ku, nl, pl, pt, sl, sv, ta, uk, vi, vo, zh ==Adverb== {{adverb}} ==Determiner== {{determiner}} [[ca:no]] [[de:no]] [[en:no]] [[fr:no]] [[gl:no]] [[ko:no]] [[hy:no]] [[io:no]] [[it:no]] [[ku:no]] [[hu:no]] [[nl:no]] [[ja:no]] [[pl:no]] [[pt:no]] [[sl:no]] [[fi:no]] [[sv:no]] [[ta:no]] [[vi:no]] [[uk:no]] [[vo:no]] [[zh:no]] 10167 2006-09-24T13:41:13Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[da:no]], [[es:no]], [[tr:no]] ==Adverb== {{adverb}} ==Determiner== {{determiner}} [[ca:no]] [[da:no]] [[de:no]] [[en:no]] [[es:no]] [[fr:no]] [[gl:no]] [[ko:no]] [[hy:no]] [[io:no]] [[it:no]] [[ku:no]] [[hu:no]] [[nl:no]] [[ja:no]] [[pl:no]] [[pt:no]] [[sl:no]] [[fi:no]] [[sv:no]] [[ta:no]] [[vi:no]] [[tr:no]] [[uk:no]] [[vo:no]] [[zh:no]] 10773 2006-10-10T20:39:37Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:no]] ==Adverb== {{adverb}} ==Determiner== {{determiner}} [[ca:no]] [[da:no]] [[de:no]] [[en:no]] [[es:no]] [[fr:no]] [[gl:no]] [[ko:no]] [[hy:no]] [[io:no]] [[it:no]] [[kk:no]] [[ku:no]] [[hu:no]] [[nl:no]] [[ja:no]] [[pl:no]] [[pt:no]] [[sl:no]] [[fi:no]] [[sv:no]] [[ta:no]] [[vi:no]] [[tr:no]] [[uk:no]] [[vo:no]] [[zh:no]] 11326 2006-10-18T20:10:24Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:no]] ==Adverb== {{adverb}} ==Determiner== {{determiner}} [[ca:no]] [[da:no]] [[de:no]] [[en:no]] [[es:no]] [[fr:no]] [[gl:no]] [[ko:no]] [[hy:no]] [[io:no]] [[it:no]] [[kk:no]] [[ku:no]] [[hu:no]] [[nl:no]] [[ja:no]] [[pl:no]] [[pt:no]] [[ru:no]] [[sl:no]] [[fi:no]] [[sv:no]] [[ta:no]] [[vi:no]] [[tr:no]] [[uk:no]] [[vo:no]] [[zh:no]] 3209 8247 2006-07-30T23:28:59Z Brett 77 ==Determiner== {{determiner}} 9174 2006-08-22T04:41:53Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, et, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ku, la, ta, zh ==Determiner== {{determiner}} [[et:some]] [[en:some]] [[fr:some]] [[io:some]] [[it:some]] [[ku:some]] [[la:some]] [[hu:some]] [[fi:some]] [[ta:some]] [[zh:some]] 9791 2006-09-10T14:42:19Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Determiner== {{determiner}} [[et:some]] [[en:some]] [[fr:some]] [[io:some]] [[it:some]] [[ku:some]] [[la:some]] [[hu:some]] [[fi:some]] [[ta:some]] [[vi:some]] [[zh:some]] 10220 2006-09-24T14:02:52Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[es:some]] ==Determiner== {{determiner}} [[et:some]] [[en:some]] [[es:some]] [[fr:some]] [[io:some]] [[it:some]] [[ku:some]] [[la:some]] [[hu:some]] [[fi:some]] [[ta:some]] [[vi:some]] [[zh:some]] 12015 2006-11-09T17:54:18Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ja:some]] ==Determiner== {{determiner}} [[et:some]] [[en:some]] [[es:some]] [[fr:some]] [[io:some]] [[it:some]] [[ku:some]] [[la:some]] [[hu:some]] [[ja:some]] [[fi:some]] [[ta:some]] [[vi:some]] [[zh:some]] 13834 2006-12-19T09:05:12Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:some]] ==Determiner== {{determiner}} [[et:some]] [[en:some]] [[es:some]] [[fa:some]] [[fr:some]] [[io:some]] [[it:some]] [[ku:some]] [[la:some]] [[hu:some]] [[ja:some]] [[fi:some]] [[ta:some]] [[vi:some]] [[zh:some]] 3210 8248 2006-07-30T23:36:07Z Brett 77 ==Determiner== {{determiner}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|sufficient|more sufficient|most sufficient}} 9169 2006-08-22T04:34:16Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fr, hu, vi ==Determiner== {{determiner}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|sufficient|more sufficient|most sufficient}} [[en:sufficient]] [[fr:sufficient]] [[hu:sufficient]] [[vi:sufficient]] 10987 2006-10-14T00:24:38Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[io:sufficient]] ==Determiner== {{determiner}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|sufficient|more sufficient|most sufficient}} [[en:sufficient]] [[fr:sufficient]] [[io:sufficient]] [[hu:sufficient]] [[vi:sufficient]] 12042 2006-11-09T18:07:33Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ru:sufficient]] ==Determiner== {{determiner}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|sufficient|more sufficient|most sufficient}} [[en:sufficient]] [[fr:sufficient]] [[io:sufficient]] [[hu:sufficient]] [[ru:sufficient]] [[vi:sufficient]] 12143 2006-11-11T00:56:45Z Brett 77 remove determiner ==Adjective== {{adjective|sufficient|more sufficient|most sufficient}} [[en:sufficient]] [[fr:sufficient]] [[io:sufficient]] [[hu:sufficient]] [[ru:sufficient]] [[vi:sufficient]] 12415 2006-11-16T12:44:04Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|sufficient|more sufficient|most sufficient}} {{Stub}} [[en:sufficient]] [[fr:sufficient]] [[io:sufficient]] [[hu:sufficient]] [[ru:sufficient]] [[vi:sufficient]] 13432 2006-12-06T18:21:56Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|sufficient|more sufficient|most sufficient}} # (''formal'') If something is '''sufficient''', it means there is [[enough]] or that it is good enough. #: ''There was not '''sufficient''' evidence for the police to arrest him.'' #: ''The factory was shut down because if didn't meet the necessary and '''sufficient''' conditions for safety.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[enough]] * [[adequate]] ===Antonyms=== * [[insufficient]] * [[inadequate]] * [[lacking]] ===See also=== * [[self-sufficient]] [[en:sufficient]] [[fr:sufficient]] [[io:sufficient]] [[hu:sufficient]] [[ru:sufficient]] [[vi:sufficient]] 13433 2006-12-06T18:27:42Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|sufficient|more sufficient|most sufficient}} # (''formal'') If something is '''sufficient''', it means there is [[enough]] or that it is good enough. #: ''There was not '''sufficient''' evidence for the police to arrest him.'' #: ''The gas supplies should be '''sufficient''' to last the winter.'' #: ''The factory was shut down because if didn't meet the necessary and '''sufficient''' conditions for safety.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[enough]] * [[adequate]] ===Antonyms=== * [[insufficient]] * [[inadequate]] * [[lacking]] ===See also=== * [[self-sufficient]] [[en:sufficient]] [[fr:sufficient]] [[io:sufficient]] [[hu:sufficient]] [[ru:sufficient]] [[vi:sufficient]] 3211 8249 2006-07-30T23:37:56Z Brett 77 ==Determiner== {{determiner}} ==Pronoun== {{determiner}} ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} # #:'''''What''' a great book this is!'' 8295 2006-07-31T00:33:22Z Brett 77 ==Determiner== {{determiner}} ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} [[Category:Interrogative pronouns]] ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} # #:'''''What''' a great book this is!'' 9234 2006-08-22T06:19:15Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, pt, ta, zh ==Determiner== {{determiner}} ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} [[Category:Interrogative pronouns]] ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} # #:'''''What''' a great book this is!'' [[en:what]] [[fr:what]] [[io:what]] [[it:what]] [[hu:what]] [[ja:what]] [[pt:what]] [[fi:what]] [[ta:what]] [[zh:what]] 9918 2006-09-24T11:38:14Z Tangobot 116 Robot: Automated text replacement (-{{adjective2}} +{{adjective}}) ==Determiner== {{determiner}} ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} [[Category:Interrogative pronouns]] ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # #:'''''What''' a great book this is!'' [[en:what]] [[fr:what]] [[io:what]] [[it:what]] [[hu:what]] [[ja:what]] [[pt:what]] [[fi:what]] [[ta:what]] [[zh:what]] 10271 2006-09-24T14:24:38Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[es:what]] ==Determiner== {{determiner}} ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} [[Category:Interrogative pronouns]] ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # #:'''''What''' a great book this is!'' [[en:what]] [[es:what]] [[fr:what]] [[io:what]] [[it:what]] [[hu:what]] [[ja:what]] [[pt:what]] [[fi:what]] [[ta:what]] [[zh:what]] 11916 2006-11-09T16:26:19Z Tangotango 94 update meanings ==Determiner== {{determiner}} # used to ask for [[information]] #:'''''What''' is this?'' # ([[exclamation]]) used to show that you feel something is [[great]] #:'''''What''' a great book this is!'' ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} # asking for information #: '''''What''' do you mean?'' [[Category:Interrogative pronouns]] [[en:what]] [[es:what]] [[fr:what]] [[io:what]] [[it:what]] [[hu:what]] [[ja:what]] [[pt:what]] [[fi:what]] [[ta:what]] [[zh:what]] 12074 2006-11-09T23:52:37Z Brett 77 /* Determiner */ ==Determiner== {{determiner}} # used to ask for [[information]] #:'''''What''' book did you buy?'' # ([[exclamation]]) used to show that you feel strongly about something. #:'''''What''' a great book this is!'' ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} # asking for information #: '''''What''' do you mean?'' [[Category:Interrogative pronouns]] [[en:what]] [[es:what]] [[fr:what]] [[io:what]] [[it:what]] [[hu:what]] [[ja:what]] [[pt:what]] [[fi:what]] [[ta:what]] [[zh:what]] 12089 2006-11-10T15:41:02Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ku:what]] ==Determiner== {{determiner}} # used to ask for [[information]] #:'''''What''' book did you buy?'' # ([[exclamation]]) used to show that you feel strongly about something. #:'''''What''' a great book this is!'' ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} # asking for information #: '''''What''' do you mean?'' [[Category:Interrogative pronouns]] [[en:what]] [[es:what]] [[fr:what]] [[io:what]] [[it:what]] [[ku:what]] [[hu:what]] [[ja:what]] [[pt:what]] [[fi:what]] [[ta:what]] [[zh:what]] 12513 2006-11-18T03:28:34Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:what]] ==Determiner== {{determiner}} # used to ask for [[information]] #:'''''What''' book did you buy?'' # ([[exclamation]]) used to show that you feel strongly about something. #:'''''What''' a great book this is!'' ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} # asking for information #: '''''What''' do you mean?'' [[Category:Interrogative pronouns]] [[en:what]] [[es:what]] [[fr:what]] [[io:what]] [[it:what]] [[kk:what]] [[ku:what]] [[hu:what]] [[ja:what]] [[pt:what]] [[fi:what]] [[ta:what]] [[zh:what]] 13672 2006-12-12T02:01:47Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[pl:what]] ==Determiner== {{determiner}} # used to ask for [[information]] #:'''''What''' book did you buy?'' # ([[exclamation]]) used to show that you feel strongly about something. #:'''''What''' a great book this is!'' ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} # asking for information #: '''''What''' do you mean?'' [[Category:Interrogative pronouns]] [[en:what]] [[es:what]] [[fr:what]] [[io:what]] [[it:what]] [[kk:what]] [[ku:what]] [[hu:what]] [[ja:what]] [[pl:what]] [[pt:what]] [[fi:what]] [[ta:what]] [[zh:what]] 14215 2006-12-21T17:23:52Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:what]] ==Determiner== {{determiner}} # used to ask for [[information]] #:'''''What''' book did you buy?'' # ([[exclamation]]) used to show that you feel strongly about something. #:'''''What''' a great book this is!'' ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} # asking for information #: '''''What''' do you mean?'' [[Category:Interrogative pronouns]] [[en:what]] [[es:what]] [[fr:what]] [[io:what]] [[it:what]] [[kk:what]] [[ku:what]] [[hu:what]] [[ja:what]] [[pl:what]] [[pt:what]] [[ru:what]] [[fi:what]] [[ta:what]] [[zh:what]] 3212 8251 2006-07-30T23:40:46Z Brett 77 ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} ==Determiner== {{determiner}} # #:''We Canadians don't act that way.'' 8284 2006-07-31T00:20:39Z Brett 77 ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} {{per pron}} ==Determiner== {{determiner}} # #:''We Canadians don't act that way.'' 9212 2006-08-22T05:45:48Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: af, ang, de, en, es, fa, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, ko, ku, la, nl, pl, ru, sv, ta, vi, zh ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} {{per pron}} ==Determiner== {{determiner}} # #:''We Canadians don't act that way.'' [[af:we]] [[ang:we]] [[de:we]] [[en:we]] [[es:we]] [[fa:we]] [[fr:we]] [[ko:we]] [[io:we]] [[it:we]] [[ku:we]] [[la:we]] [[hu:we]] [[nl:we]] [[ja:we]] [[pl:we]] [[ru:we]] [[fi:we]] [[sv:we]] [[ta:we]] [[vi:we]] [[zh:we]] 12209 2006-11-12T07:32:03Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:we]] ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} {{per pron}} ==Determiner== {{determiner}} # #:''We Canadians don't act that way.'' [[af:we]] [[ang:we]] [[de:we]] [[en:we]] [[es:we]] [[fa:we]] [[fr:we]] [[ko:we]] [[io:we]] [[it:we]] [[kk:we]] [[ku:we]] [[la:we]] [[hu:we]] [[nl:we]] [[ja:we]] [[pl:we]] [[ru:we]] [[fi:we]] [[sv:we]] [[ta:we]] [[vi:we]] [[zh:we]] 13390 2006-12-06T04:49:45Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[tr:we]] ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} {{per pron}} ==Determiner== {{determiner}} # #:''We Canadians don't act that way.'' [[af:we]] [[ang:we]] [[de:we]] [[en:we]] [[es:we]] [[fa:we]] [[fr:we]] [[ko:we]] [[io:we]] [[it:we]] [[kk:we]] [[ku:we]] [[la:we]] [[hu:we]] [[nl:we]] [[ja:we]] [[pl:we]] [[ru:we]] [[fi:we]] [[sv:we]] [[ta:we]] [[vi:we]] [[tr:we]] [[zh:we]] 3213 8252 2006-07-30T23:44:41Z Brett 77 ==Determiner== {{determiner}} 8336 2006-07-31T23:39:06Z Kappa 92 #'''Many''' things is a large number of things ==Determiner== {{determiner}} #'''Many''' things is a large number of things. #:''There are '''many''' people in China. 9027 2006-08-22T00:16:50Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, ko, ru, sv, ta, zh ==Determiner== {{determiner}} #'''Many''' things is a large number of things. #:''There are '''many''' people in China. [[en:many]] [[fr:many]] [[ko:many]] [[io:many]] [[it:many]] [[hu:many]] [[ja:many]] [[ru:many]] [[fi:many]] [[sv:many]] [[ta:many]] [[zh:many]] 10150 2006-09-24T13:31:58Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[es:many]], [[vi:many]] ==Determiner== {{determiner}} #'''Many''' things is a large number of things. #:''There are '''many''' people in China. [[en:many]] [[es:many]] [[fr:many]] [[ko:many]] [[io:many]] [[it:many]] [[hu:many]] [[ja:many]] [[ru:many]] [[fi:many]] [[sv:many]] [[ta:many]] [[vi:many]] [[zh:many]] 10609 2006-10-09T11:21:02Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:many]] ==Determiner== {{determiner}} #'''Many''' things is a large number of things. #:''There are '''many''' people in China. [[en:many]] [[es:many]] [[fr:many]] [[ko:many]] [[io:many]] [[it:many]] [[kk:many]] [[hu:many]] [[ja:many]] [[ru:many]] [[fi:many]] [[sv:many]] [[ta:many]] [[vi:many]] [[zh:many]] 13846 2006-12-19T11:25:06Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ku:many]] ==Determiner== {{determiner}} #'''Many''' things is a large number of things. #:''There are '''many''' people in China. [[en:many]] [[es:many]] [[fr:many]] [[ko:many]] [[io:many]] [[it:many]] [[kk:many]] [[ku:many]] [[hu:many]] [[ja:many]] [[ru:many]] [[fi:many]] [[sv:many]] [[ta:many]] [[vi:many]] [[zh:many]] 3214 8253 2006-07-30T23:44:52Z Brett 77 ==Determiner== {{determiner}} 8337 2006-07-31T23:40:43Z Kappa 92 #'''Few''' things is a small number of things. ==Determiner== {{determiner}} #'''Few''' things is a small number of things. #:'''''Few''' people live in the desert. 8960 2006-08-21T22:09:20Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fr, hu, io, it, ta, zh ==Determiner== {{determiner}} #'''Few''' things is a small number of things. #:'''''Few''' people live in the desert. [[en:few]] [[fr:few]] [[io:few]] [[it:few]] [[hu:few]] [[ta:few]] [[zh:few]] 10063 2006-09-24T12:57:39Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[es:few]], [[vi:few]] ==Determiner== {{determiner}} #'''Few''' things is a small number of things. #:'''''Few''' people live in the desert. [[en:few]] [[es:few]] [[fr:few]] [[io:few]] [[it:few]] [[hu:few]] [[ta:few]] [[vi:few]] [[zh:few]] 10935 2006-10-13T13:15:30Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:few]] ==Determiner== {{determiner}} #'''Few''' things is a small number of things. #:'''''Few''' people live in the desert. [[en:few]] [[es:few]] [[fr:few]] [[io:few]] [[it:few]] [[kk:few]] [[hu:few]] [[ta:few]] [[vi:few]] [[zh:few]] 11235 2006-10-17T22:10:27Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:few]] ==Determiner== {{determiner}} #'''Few''' things is a small number of things. #:'''''Few''' people live in the desert. [[en:few]] [[es:few]] [[fr:few]] [[io:few]] [[it:few]] [[kk:few]] [[hu:few]] [[ru:few]] [[ta:few]] [[vi:few]] [[zh:few]] 3215 8254 2006-07-30T23:45:07Z Brett 77 ==Determiner== {{determiner}} 9075 2006-08-22T01:31:23Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ko, ta, zh ==Determiner== {{determiner}} [[en:much]] [[fr:much]] [[ko:much]] [[io:much]] [[it:much]] [[hu:much]] [[fi:much]] [[ta:much]] [[zh:much]] 10142 2006-09-24T13:30:39Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[vi:much]] ==Determiner== {{determiner}} [[en:much]] [[fr:much]] [[ko:much]] [[io:much]] [[it:much]] [[hu:much]] [[fi:much]] [[ta:much]] [[vi:much]] [[zh:much]] 11912 2006-11-09T16:19:44Z Tangotango 94 add meaning ==Determiner== {{determiner}} # a lot of #: ''I don't have '''much''' [[money]].'' [[en:much]] [[fr:much]] [[ko:much]] [[io:much]] [[it:much]] [[hu:much]] [[fi:much]] [[ta:much]] [[vi:much]] [[zh:much]] 12689 2006-11-26T09:35:33Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ja:much]] ==Determiner== {{determiner}} # a lot of #: ''I don't have '''much''' [[money]].'' [[en:much]] [[fr:much]] [[ko:much]] [[io:much]] [[it:much]] [[hu:much]] [[ja:much]] [[fi:much]] [[ta:much]] [[vi:much]] [[zh:much]] 14022 2006-12-20T15:59:36Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:much]] ==Determiner== {{determiner}} # a lot of #: ''I don't have '''much''' [[money]].'' [[en:much]] [[fa:much]] [[fr:much]] [[ko:much]] [[io:much]] [[it:much]] [[hu:much]] [[ja:much]] [[fi:much]] [[ta:much]] [[vi:much]] [[zh:much]] 3216 8255 2006-07-30T23:45:47Z Brett 77 ==Adjective== {adjective|little|littler|littlest}} ==Determiner== {{determiner}} 8256 2006-07-30T23:46:01Z Brett 77 ==Adjective== {{adjective|little|littler|littlest}} ==Determiner== {{determiner}} 9037 2006-08-22T00:32:40Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ang, de, en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ko, ta, zh ==Adjective== {{adjective|little|littler|littlest}} ==Determiner== {{determiner}} [[ang:little]] [[de:little]] [[en:little]] [[fr:little]] [[ko:little]] [[io:little]] [[it:little]] [[hu:little]] [[fi:little]] [[ta:little]] [[zh:little]] 9675 2006-09-10T13:38:24Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ja ==Adjective== {{adjective|little|littler|littlest}} ==Determiner== {{determiner}} [[ang:little]] [[de:little]] [[en:little]] [[fr:little]] [[ko:little]] [[io:little]] [[it:little]] [[hu:little]] [[ja:little]] [[fi:little]] [[ta:little]] [[zh:little]] 10137 2006-09-24T13:28:25Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[fa:little]], [[vi:little]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|little|littler|littlest}} ==Determiner== {{determiner}} [[ang:little]] [[de:little]] [[en:little]] [[fa:little]] [[fr:little]] [[ko:little]] [[io:little]] [[it:little]] [[hu:little]] [[ja:little]] [[fi:little]] [[ta:little]] [[vi:little]] [[zh:little]] 10526 2006-10-08T13:43:14Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:little]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|little|littler|littlest}} ==Determiner== {{determiner}} [[ang:little]] [[de:little]] [[en:little]] [[fa:little]] [[fr:little]] [[ko:little]] [[io:little]] [[it:little]] [[kk:little]] [[hu:little]] [[ja:little]] [[fi:little]] [[ta:little]] [[vi:little]] [[zh:little]] 11968 2006-11-09T17:10:06Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ru:little]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|little|littler|littlest}} ==Determiner== {{determiner}} [[ang:little]] [[de:little]] [[en:little]] [[fa:little]] [[fr:little]] [[ko:little]] [[io:little]] [[it:little]] [[kk:little]] [[hu:little]] [[ja:little]] [[ru:little]] [[fi:little]] [[ta:little]] [[vi:little]] [[zh:little]] 12139 2006-11-11T00:49:18Z Brett 77 /* Determiner */ ==Adjective== {{adjective|little|littler|littlest}} ==Determiner== {{determiner}} {{Stub}} [[ang:little]] [[de:little]] [[en:little]] [[fa:little]] [[fr:little]] [[ko:little]] [[io:little]] [[it:little]] [[kk:little]] [[hu:little]] [[ja:little]] [[ru:little]] [[fi:little]] [[ta:little]] [[vi:little]] [[zh:little]] 13693 2006-12-12T14:25:42Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ku:little]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|little|littler|littlest}} ==Determiner== {{determiner}} {{Stub}} [[ang:little]] [[de:little]] [[en:little]] [[fa:little]] [[fr:little]] [[ko:little]] [[io:little]] [[it:little]] [[kk:little]] [[ku:little]] [[hu:little]] [[ja:little]] [[ru:little]] [[fi:little]] [[ta:little]] [[vi:little]] [[zh:little]] 14138 2006-12-21T03:52:06Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[pl:little]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|little|littler|littlest}} ==Determiner== {{determiner}} {{Stub}} [[ang:little]] [[de:little]] [[en:little]] [[fa:little]] [[fr:little]] [[ko:little]] [[io:little]] [[it:little]] [[kk:little]] [[ku:little]] [[hu:little]] [[ja:little]] [[pl:little]] [[ru:little]] [[fi:little]] [[ta:little]] [[vi:little]] [[zh:little]] 3217 8257 2006-07-30T23:46:35Z Brett 77 ==Determiner== {{determiner}} 8293 2006-07-31T00:32:41Z Brett 77 ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} [[Category:Interogative pronouns]] ==Determiner== {{determiner}} 8294 2006-07-31T00:33:04Z Brett 77 ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} [[Category:Interrogative pronouns]] ==Determiner== {{determiner}} 9232 2006-08-22T06:16:15Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, la, pt, ta, zh ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} [[Category:Interrogative pronouns]] ==Determiner== {{determiner}} [[en:which]] [[fr:which]] [[io:which]] [[it:which]] [[la:which]] [[hu:which]] [[ja:which]] [[pt:which]] [[fi:which]] [[ta:which]] [[zh:which]] 13670 2006-12-12T01:56:17Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ku:which]] ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} [[Category:Interrogative pronouns]] ==Determiner== {{determiner}} [[en:which]] [[fr:which]] [[io:which]] [[it:which]] [[ku:which]] [[la:which]] [[hu:which]] [[ja:which]] [[pt:which]] [[fi:which]] [[ta:which]] [[zh:which]] 3218 8258 2006-07-30T23:46:52Z Brett 77 ==Determiner== {{determiner}} 9069 2006-08-22T01:22:13Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, hu, it, zh ==Determiner== {{determiner}} [[en:neither]] [[it:neither]] [[hu:neither]] [[zh:neither]] 9681 2006-09-10T13:40:04Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: io ==Determiner== {{determiner}} [[en:neither]] [[io:neither]] [[it:neither]] [[hu:neither]] [[zh:neither]] 11980 2006-11-09T17:21:03Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[fi:neither]], [[fr:neither]] ==Determiner== {{determiner}} [[en:neither]] [[fr:neither]] [[io:neither]] [[it:neither]] [[hu:neither]] [[fi:neither]] [[zh:neither]] 3219 8260 2006-07-30T23:50:28Z Brett 77 I deleted the pronoun form, as either the examples were not true pronouns, but were determiners in fused-head constructions. 3220 8261 2006-07-30T23:54:48Z Brett 77 [[Category:pronouns]] 8262 2006-07-30T23:55:23Z Brett 77 [[Category:Pronouns]] 3221 8263 2006-07-30T23:56:15Z Brett 77 [[Category:Pronouns]] 3222 8264 2006-07-30T23:57:04Z Brett 77 [[Category:Pronouns]] 3223 8265 2006-07-30T23:58:18Z Brett 77 [[Category:Pronouns]] 3224 8267 2006-07-30T23:59:51Z Brett 77 [[Category:Personal pronouns]] 8268 2006-07-31T00:01:50Z Brett 77 There are two kinds of [[possessive pronoun]]s (or genitive pronouns): [[dependent]] and [[independent]]. Both are generally used to show that something [[belong]]s to someone or something. While dependent possessive pronouns can not usually act as a subject in a clause, independent ones can. [[Category:Personal pronouns]] 3225 8269 2006-07-31T00:03:52Z Brett 77 This should be deleted. It's a spelling mistake and has be recreated as GenItive. 3226 8271 2006-07-31T00:07:41Z Kappa 92 {{welcome}} <big>Welcome to the '''Simple English Wiktionary'''!</big> We hope you are happy editing here. Some helpful pages to start you off are [[Wiktionary:Community Portal]] and [[Help:Contents]]. For an explanation of the editing format here, see [[Wiktionary:How to edit]]. If you want to meet and talk with other members, you can visit [[Wiktionary:Simple talk]]. Just remember that you should sign your messages on Talk pages by typing "<nowiki>~~~~</nowiki>" (four tildes) at the end of your words. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 00:07, 31 July 2006 (UTC) 3227 8272 2006-07-31T00:07:56Z Brett 77 ''personal'' [[Category:Personal pronouns]] 3228 8274 2006-07-31T00:12:16Z Brett 77 ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}] {{per pron}} 8275 2006-07-31T00:12:37Z Brett 77 ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} {{per pron}} 9012 2006-08-21T23:35:32Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, es, fi, fr, hu, it, ja, ko, ku, pl, sv, ta, zh ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} {{per pron}} [[en:him]] [[es:him]] [[fr:him]] [[ko:him]] [[it:him]] [[ku:him]] [[hu:him]] [[ja:him]] [[pl:him]] [[fi:him]] [[sv:him]] [[ta:him]] [[zh:him]] 9636 2006-09-10T12:54:14Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} {{per pron}} [[en:him]] [[es:him]] [[fr:him]] [[ko:him]] [[it:him]] [[ku:him]] [[hu:him]] [[ja:him]] [[pl:him]] [[fi:him]] [[sv:him]] [[ta:him]] [[vi:him]] [[zh:him]] 10336 2006-10-03T20:39:03Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[pt:him]] ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} {{per pron}} [[en:him]] [[es:him]] [[fr:him]] [[ko:him]] [[it:him]] [[ku:him]] [[hu:him]] [[ja:him]] [[pl:him]] [[pt:him]] [[fi:him]] [[sv:him]] [[ta:him]] [[vi:him]] [[zh:him]] 12637 2006-11-25T17:49:02Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:him]] ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} {{per pron}} [[en:him]] [[es:him]] [[fr:him]] [[ko:him]] [[it:him]] [[kk:him]] [[ku:him]] [[hu:him]] [[ja:him]] [[pl:him]] [[pt:him]] [[fi:him]] [[sv:him]] [[ta:him]] [[vi:him]] [[zh:him]] 12876 2006-11-27T21:17:02Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[de:him]] ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} {{per pron}} [[de:him]] [[en:him]] [[es:him]] [[fr:him]] [[ko:him]] [[it:him]] [[kk:him]] [[ku:him]] [[hu:him]] [[ja:him]] [[pl:him]] [[pt:him]] [[fi:him]] [[sv:him]] [[ta:him]] [[vi:him]] [[zh:him]] 14070 2006-12-21T00:16:46Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[io:him]] ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} {{per pron}} [[de:him]] [[en:him]] [[es:him]] [[fr:him]] [[ko:him]] [[io:him]] [[it:him]] [[kk:him]] [[ku:him]] [[hu:him]] [[ja:him]] [[pl:him]] [[pt:him]] [[fi:him]] [[sv:him]] [[ta:him]] [[vi:him]] [[zh:him]] 3229 8276 2006-07-31T00:13:08Z Brett 77 ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} {{per pron}} 9211 2006-08-22T05:42:31Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, en, es, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, ko, la, pl, ru, sv, uk, vo, zh ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} {{per pron}} [[de:us]] [[en:us]] [[es:us]] [[fr:us]] [[ko:us]] [[io:us]] [[it:us]] [[la:us]] [[hu:us]] [[ja:us]] [[pl:us]] [[ru:us]] [[fi:us]] [[sv:us]] [[uk:us]] [[vo:us]] [[zh:us]] 9804 2006-09-10T14:54:57Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ta ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} {{per pron}} [[de:us]] [[en:us]] [[es:us]] [[fr:us]] [[ko:us]] [[io:us]] [[it:us]] [[la:us]] [[hu:us]] [[ja:us]] [[pl:us]] [[ru:us]] [[fi:us]] [[sv:us]] [[ta:us]] [[uk:us]] [[vo:us]] [[zh:us]] 11025 2006-10-14T10:59:58Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[vi:us]] ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} {{per pron}} [[de:us]] [[en:us]] [[es:us]] [[fr:us]] [[ko:us]] [[io:us]] [[it:us]] [[la:us]] [[hu:us]] [[ja:us]] [[pl:us]] [[ru:us]] [[fi:us]] [[sv:us]] [[ta:us]] [[vi:us]] [[uk:us]] [[vo:us]] [[zh:us]] 11661 2006-10-30T20:55:34Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:us]] ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} {{per pron}} [[de:us]] [[en:us]] [[es:us]] [[fr:us]] [[ko:us]] [[io:us]] [[it:us]] [[kk:us]] [[la:us]] [[hu:us]] [[ja:us]] [[pl:us]] [[ru:us]] [[fi:us]] [[sv:us]] [[ta:us]] [[vi:us]] [[uk:us]] [[vo:us]] [[zh:us]] 14154 2006-12-21T07:37:34Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[tr:us]] ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} {{per pron}} [[de:us]] [[en:us]] [[es:us]] [[fr:us]] [[ko:us]] [[io:us]] [[it:us]] [[kk:us]] [[la:us]] [[hu:us]] [[ja:us]] [[pl:us]] [[ru:us]] [[fi:us]] [[sv:us]] [[ta:us]] [[vi:us]] [[tr:us]] [[uk:us]] [[vo:us]] [[zh:us]] 3230 8277 2006-07-31T00:13:23Z Brett 77 ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} {{per pron}} 9162 2006-08-22T04:25:02Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, it, ja, ko, la, zh ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} {{per pron}} [[en:them]] [[fr:them]] [[ko:them]] [[it:them]] [[la:them]] [[hu:them]] [[ja:them]] [[fi:them]] [[zh:them]] 9801 2006-09-10T14:53:59Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ta ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} {{per pron}} [[en:them]] [[fr:them]] [[ko:them]] [[it:them]] [[la:them]] [[hu:them]] [[ja:them]] [[fi:them]] [[ta:them]] [[zh:them]] 11016 2006-10-14T08:13:57Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[pt:them]], [[vi:them]] ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} {{per pron}} [[en:them]] [[fr:them]] [[ko:them]] [[it:them]] [[la:them]] [[hu:them]] [[ja:them]] [[pt:them]] [[fi:them]] [[ta:them]] [[vi:them]] [[zh:them]] 12207 2006-11-12T05:16:25Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:them]] ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} {{per pron}} [[en:them]] [[fr:them]] [[ko:them]] [[it:them]] [[kk:them]] [[la:them]] [[hu:them]] [[ja:them]] [[pt:them]] [[fi:them]] [[ta:them]] [[vi:them]] [[zh:them]] 12934 2006-11-28T13:22:11Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[de:them]] ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} {{per pron}} [[de:them]] [[en:them]] [[fr:them]] [[ko:them]] [[it:them]] [[kk:them]] [[la:them]] [[hu:them]] [[ja:them]] [[pt:them]] [[fi:them]] [[ta:them]] [[vi:them]] [[zh:them]] 14190 2006-12-21T14:59:36Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:them]] ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} {{per pron}} [[de:them]] [[en:them]] [[fa:them]] [[fr:them]] [[ko:them]] [[it:them]] [[kk:them]] [[la:them]] [[hu:them]] [[ja:them]] [[pt:them]] [[fi:them]] [[ta:them]] [[vi:them]] [[zh:them]] 3231 8281 2006-07-31T00:18:44Z Brett 77 Does anyone understand why this isn't showing up in [[:Category:Personal pronouns]] 8282 2006-07-31T00:19:14Z Brett 77 3232 8285 2006-07-31T00:21:14Z Brett 77 ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} {{per pron}} 9157 2006-08-22T04:17:12Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, es, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, ko, la, pl, ru, ta, uk, vi, zh ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} {{per pron}} [[en:they]] [[es:they]] [[fr:they]] [[ko:they]] [[io:they]] [[it:they]] [[la:they]] [[hu:they]] [[ja:they]] [[pl:they]] [[ru:they]] [[fi:they]] [[ta:they]] [[vi:they]] [[uk:they]] [[zh:they]] 10253 2006-09-24T14:16:09Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[fa:they]] ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} {{per pron}} [[en:they]] [[es:they]] [[fa:they]] [[fr:they]] [[ko:they]] [[io:they]] [[it:they]] [[la:they]] [[hu:they]] [[ja:they]] [[pl:they]] [[ru:they]] [[fi:they]] [[ta:they]] [[vi:they]] [[uk:they]] [[zh:they]] 11015 2006-10-14T08:10:25Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:they]], [[pt:they]] ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} {{per pron}} [[en:they]] [[es:they]] [[fa:they]] [[fr:they]] [[ko:they]] [[io:they]] [[it:they]] [[kk:they]] [[la:they]] [[hu:they]] [[ja:they]] [[pl:they]] [[pt:they]] [[ru:they]] [[fi:they]] [[ta:they]] [[vi:they]] [[uk:they]] [[zh:they]] 12933 2006-11-28T13:19:10Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[de:they]] ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} {{per pron}} [[de:they]] [[en:they]] [[es:they]] [[fa:they]] [[fr:they]] [[ko:they]] [[io:they]] [[it:they]] [[kk:they]] [[la:they]] [[hu:they]] [[ja:they]] [[pl:they]] [[pt:they]] [[ru:they]] [[fi:they]] [[ta:they]] [[vi:they]] [[uk:they]] [[zh:they]] 13359 2006-12-05T19:40:47Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[tr:they]] ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} {{per pron}} [[de:they]] [[en:they]] [[es:they]] [[fa:they]] [[fr:they]] [[ko:they]] [[io:they]] [[it:they]] [[kk:they]] [[la:they]] [[hu:they]] [[ja:they]] [[pl:they]] [[pt:they]] [[ru:they]] [[fi:they]] [[ta:they]] [[vi:they]] [[tr:they]] [[uk:they]] [[zh:they]] 3233 8289 2006-07-31T00:26:13Z Brett 77 ==Determiner== {{determiner}} ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} {{per pron}} 8315 2006-07-31T00:54:00Z Brett 77 ==Determiner== {{determiner}} ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} {{per pron}} [[Category:Cardinal numerals]] 8338 2006-07-31T23:42:26Z Kappa 92 /* Pronoun */ #'''One''' is a [[singular]] [[pronoun]] which means "someone" or "people". It is used more often in formal writing. ==Determiner== {{determiner}} ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} {{per pron}} #'''One''' is a [[singular]] [[pronoun]] which means "someone" or "people". It is used more often in formal writing. [[Category:Cardinal numerals]] 8562 2006-08-09T20:05:43Z Brett 77 ==Determiner== {{cardinal number}} ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} {{per pron}} #'''One''' is a [[singular]] [[pronoun]] which means "someone" or "people". It is used more often in formal writing. 9084 2006-08-22T01:51:53Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ang, en, fi, fr, gl, hu, hy, io, it, ja, ko, ku, la, pl, pt, ru, sr, sv, ta, uk, zh ==Determiner== {{cardinal number}} ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} {{per pron}} #'''One''' is a [[singular]] [[pronoun]] which means "someone" or "people". It is used more often in formal writing. [[ang:one]] [[en:one]] [[fr:one]] [[gl:one]] [[ko:one]] [[hy:one]] [[io:one]] [[it:one]] [[ku:one]] [[la:one]] [[hu:one]] [[ja:one]] [[pl:one]] [[pt:one]] [[ru:one]] [[sr:one]] [[fi:one]] [[sv:one]] [[ta:one]] [[uk:one]] [[zh:one]] 9707 2006-09-10T13:57:03Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Determiner== {{cardinal number}} ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} {{per pron}} #'''One''' is a [[singular]] [[pronoun]] which means "someone" or "people". It is used more often in formal writing. [[ang:one]] [[en:one]] [[fr:one]] [[gl:one]] [[ko:one]] [[hy:one]] [[io:one]] [[it:one]] [[ku:one]] [[la:one]] [[hu:one]] [[ja:one]] [[pl:one]] [[pt:one]] [[ru:one]] [[sr:one]] [[fi:one]] [[sv:one]] [[ta:one]] [[vi:one]] [[uk:one]] [[zh:one]] 10185 2006-09-24T13:44:13Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[es:one]], [[fa:one]], [[tr:one]] ==Determiner== {{cardinal number}} ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} {{per pron}} #'''One''' is a [[singular]] [[pronoun]] which means "someone" or "people". It is used more often in formal writing. [[ang:one]] [[en:one]] [[es:one]] [[fa:one]] [[fr:one]] [[gl:one]] [[ko:one]] [[hy:one]] [[io:one]] [[it:one]] [[ku:one]] [[la:one]] [[hu:one]] [[ja:one]] [[pl:one]] [[pt:one]] [[ru:one]] [[sr:one]] [[fi:one]] [[sv:one]] [[ta:one]] [[vi:one]] [[tr:one]] [[uk:one]] [[zh:one]] 10778 2006-10-10T21:43:22Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:one]], [[ky:one]] ==Determiner== {{cardinal number}} ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} {{per pron}} #'''One''' is a [[singular]] [[pronoun]] which means "someone" or "people". It is used more often in formal writing. [[ang:one]] [[en:one]] [[es:one]] [[fa:one]] [[fr:one]] [[gl:one]] [[ko:one]] [[hy:one]] [[io:one]] [[it:one]] [[kk:one]] [[ky:one]] [[ku:one]] [[la:one]] [[hu:one]] [[ja:one]] [[pl:one]] [[pt:one]] [[ru:one]] [[sr:one]] [[fi:one]] [[sv:one]] [[ta:one]] [[vi:one]] [[tr:one]] [[uk:one]] [[zh:one]] 13533 2006-12-09T17:59:13Z Brett 77 ==Determiner== {{wiktionary}} {{cardinal number}} (''ordinal'' [[first]]) # The [[number]] 1. #: ''We have '''one''' nose and '''one''' mouth.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} # The [[number]] 1. #: '''''One''' is the smallest whole number.'' ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} {{per pron}} #'''One''' is a [[singular]] [[pronoun]] which means "someone" or "people". It is used more often in formal writing. [[ang:one]] [[en:one]] [[es:one]] [[fa:one]] [[fr:one]] [[gl:one]] [[ko:one]] [[hy:one]] [[io:one]] [[it:one]] [[kk:one]] [[ky:one]] [[ku:one]] [[la:one]] [[hu:one]] [[ja:one]] [[pl:one]] [[pt:one]] [[ru:one]] [[sr:one]] [[fi:one]] [[sv:one]] [[ta:one]] [[vi:one]] [[tr:one]] [[uk:one]] [[zh:one]] 3234 8290 2006-07-31T00:29:15Z Brett 77 ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} 9181 2006-08-22T04:51:26Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, hy, io, it, ja, ko, pl, pt, ta, uk, zh ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} [[en:there]] [[fr:there]] [[ko:there]] [[hy:there]] [[io:there]] [[it:there]] [[hu:there]] [[ja:there]] [[pl:there]] [[pt:there]] [[fi:there]] [[ta:there]] [[uk:there]] [[zh:there]] 10248 2006-09-24T14:14:02Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[es:there]] ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} [[en:there]] [[es:there]] [[fr:there]] [[ko:there]] [[hy:there]] [[io:there]] [[it:there]] [[hu:there]] [[ja:there]] [[pl:there]] [[pt:there]] [[fi:there]] [[ta:there]] [[uk:there]] [[zh:there]] 10814 2006-10-11T11:24:34Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:there]], [[vi:there]] ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} [[en:there]] [[es:there]] [[fr:there]] [[ko:there]] [[hy:there]] [[io:there]] [[it:there]] [[kk:there]] [[hu:there]] [[ja:there]] [[pl:there]] [[pt:there]] [[fi:there]] [[ta:there]] [[vi:there]] [[uk:there]] [[zh:there]] 13358 2006-12-05T19:17:25Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:there]] ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} [[en:there]] [[es:there]] [[fr:there]] [[ko:there]] [[hy:there]] [[io:there]] [[it:there]] [[kk:there]] [[hu:there]] [[ja:there]] [[pl:there]] [[pt:there]] [[ru:there]] [[fi:there]] [[ta:there]] [[vi:there]] [[uk:there]] [[zh:there]] 3235 8291 2006-07-31T00:30:30Z Brett 77 ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} ''reciprocal'' [[Category:Reciprocal pronouns]] 8941 2006-08-21T21:30:57Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fr, zh ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} ''reciprocal'' [[Category:Reciprocal pronouns]] [[en:each other]] [[fr:each other]] [[zh:each other]] 3236 8292 2006-07-31T00:30:53Z Brett 77 ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} ''reciprocal'' [[Category:Reciprocal pronouns]] 10894 2006-10-12T23:24:05Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[en:one another]] ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} ''reciprocal'' [[Category:Reciprocal pronouns]] [[en:one another]] 3237 8296 2006-07-31T00:33:37Z Brett 77 ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} [[Category:Interrogative pronouns]] 9229 2006-08-22T06:12:44Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ang, en, fi, fr, hu, it, zh ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} [[Category:Interrogative pronouns]] [[ang:whose]] [[en:whose]] [[fr:whose]] [[it:whose]] [[hu:whose]] [[fi:whose]] [[zh:whose]] 10267 2006-09-24T14:23:58Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[io:whose]] ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} [[Category:Interrogative pronouns]] [[ang:whose]] [[en:whose]] [[fr:whose]] [[io:whose]] [[it:whose]] [[hu:whose]] [[fi:whose]] [[zh:whose]] 12146 2006-11-11T01:06:10Z Brett 77 ==Determiner== {{determiner}} {{Stub}} [[Category:Interrogative pronouns]] [[ang:whose]] [[en:whose]] [[fr:whose]] [[io:whose]] [[it:whose]] [[hu:whose]] [[fi:whose]] [[zh:whose]] 3238 8297 2006-07-31T00:34:42Z Brett 77 ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} [[Category:Interrogative pronouns]] 9237 2006-08-22T06:26:35Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ang, en, fi, fr, hu, hy, io, it, ja, pl, pt, sv, ta, zh ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} [[Category:Interrogative pronouns]] [[ang:who]] [[en:who]] [[fr:who]] [[hy:who]] [[io:who]] [[it:who]] [[hu:who]] [[ja:who]] [[pl:who]] [[pt:who]] [[fi:who]] [[sv:who]] [[ta:who]] [[zh:who]] 10269 2006-09-24T14:24:18Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[es:who]] ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} [[Category:Interrogative pronouns]] [[ang:who]] [[en:who]] [[es:who]] [[fr:who]] [[hy:who]] [[io:who]] [[it:who]] [[hu:who]] [[ja:who]] [[pl:who]] [[pt:who]] [[fi:who]] [[sv:who]] [[ta:who]] [[zh:who]] 10835 2006-10-11T16:32:11Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:who]], [[uk:who]] ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} [[Category:Interrogative pronouns]] [[ang:who]] [[en:who]] [[es:who]] [[fr:who]] [[hy:who]] [[io:who]] [[it:who]] [[kk:who]] [[hu:who]] [[ja:who]] [[pl:who]] [[pt:who]] [[fi:who]] [[sv:who]] [[ta:who]] [[uk:who]] [[zh:who]] 13673 2006-12-12T02:17:35Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ku:who]], [[ru:who]] ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} [[Category:Interrogative pronouns]] [[ang:who]] [[en:who]] [[es:who]] [[fr:who]] [[hy:who]] [[io:who]] [[it:who]] [[kk:who]] [[ku:who]] [[hu:who]] [[ja:who]] [[pl:who]] [[pt:who]] [[ru:who]] [[fi:who]] [[sv:who]] [[ta:who]] [[uk:who]] [[zh:who]] 3239 8298 2006-07-31T00:34:55Z Brett 77 ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} [[Category:Interrogative pronouns]] 9230 2006-08-22T06:14:05Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, hu, it, zh ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} [[Category:Interrogative pronouns]] [[en:whom]] [[it:whom]] [[hu:whom]] [[fi:whom]] [[zh:whom]] 10268 2006-09-24T14:24:09Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[fr:whom]] ==Pronoun== {{pronoun}} [[Category:Interrogative pronouns]] [[en:whom]] [[fr:whom]] [[it:whom]] [[hu:whom]] [[fi:whom]] [[zh:whom]] 3240 8301 2006-07-31T00:37:16Z HSTutorials 100 Thanks for the welcome!--[[User:HSTutorials|HSTutorials]] 00:37, 31 July 2006 (UTC) 3241 8304 2006-07-31T00:40:08Z Brett 77 ==Determiner== {{determiner}} 8779 2006-08-21T17:03:31Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fr, it, zh ==Determiner== {{determiner}} [[en:a little]] [[fr:a little]] [[it:a little]] [[zh:a little]] 3242 8305 2006-07-31T00:40:24Z Brett 77 ==Determiner== {{determiner}} 8951 2006-08-21T21:45:47Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fa, fi, fr, hu, io, it, pl, zh ==Determiner== {{determiner}} [[en:enough]] [[fa:enough]] [[fr:enough]] [[io:enough]] [[it:enough]] [[hu:enough]] [[pl:enough]] [[fi:enough]] [[zh:enough]] 9584 2006-09-10T12:25:55Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Determiner== {{determiner}} [[en:enough]] [[fa:enough]] [[fr:enough]] [[io:enough]] [[it:enough]] [[hu:enough]] [[pl:enough]] [[fi:enough]] [[vi:enough]] [[zh:enough]] 10052 2006-09-24T12:54:33Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ta:enough]] ==Determiner== {{determiner}} [[en:enough]] [[fa:enough]] [[fr:enough]] [[io:enough]] [[it:enough]] [[hu:enough]] [[pl:enough]] [[fi:enough]] [[ta:enough]] [[vi:enough]] [[zh:enough]] 10925 2006-10-13T10:57:40Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[uk:enough]] ==Determiner== {{determiner}} [[en:enough]] [[fa:enough]] [[fr:enough]] [[io:enough]] [[it:enough]] [[hu:enough]] [[pl:enough]] [[fi:enough]] [[ta:enough]] [[vi:enough]] [[uk:enough]] [[zh:enough]] 12524 2006-11-18T09:41:53Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:enough]] ==Determiner== {{determiner}} [[en:enough]] [[fa:enough]] [[fr:enough]] [[io:enough]] [[it:enough]] [[kk:enough]] [[hu:enough]] [[pl:enough]] [[fi:enough]] [[ta:enough]] [[vi:enough]] [[uk:enough]] [[zh:enough]] 3243 8306 2006-07-31T00:40:59Z Brett 77 ==Determiner== {{determiner}} 8821 2006-08-21T17:43:59Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, gl, hu, io, it, pt, ru, ta, uk, zh ==Determiner== {{determiner}} [[en:another]] [[gl:another]] [[io:another]] [[it:another]] [[hu:another]] [[pt:another]] [[ru:another]] [[fi:another]] [[ta:another]] [[uk:another]] [[zh:another]] 10377 2006-10-05T06:58:17Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[hy:another]], [[vi:another]] ==Determiner== {{determiner}} [[en:another]] [[gl:another]] [[hy:another]] [[io:another]] [[it:another]] [[hu:another]] [[pt:another]] [[ru:another]] [[fi:another]] [[ta:another]] [[vi:another]] [[uk:another]] [[zh:another]] 11110 2006-10-15T22:37:04Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fr:another]] ==Determiner== {{determiner}} [[en:another]] [[fr:another]] [[gl:another]] [[hy:another]] [[io:another]] [[it:another]] [[hu:another]] [[pt:another]] [[ru:another]] [[fi:another]] [[ta:another]] [[vi:another]] [[uk:another]] [[zh:another]] 12076 2006-11-10T00:27:38Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:another]] ==Determiner== {{determiner}} [[en:another]] [[fr:another]] [[gl:another]] [[hy:another]] [[io:another]] [[it:another]] [[kk:another]] [[hu:another]] [[pt:another]] [[ru:another]] [[fi:another]] [[ta:another]] [[vi:another]] [[uk:another]] [[zh:another]] 13603 2006-12-11T01:05:11Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[et:another]] ==Determiner== {{determiner}} [[et:another]] [[en:another]] [[fr:another]] [[gl:another]] [[hy:another]] [[io:another]] [[it:another]] [[kk:another]] [[hu:another]] [[pt:another]] [[ru:another]] [[fi:another]] [[ta:another]] [[vi:another]] [[uk:another]] [[zh:another]] 3244 8307 2006-07-31T00:41:39Z Brett 77 ==Determiner== {{determiner}} 8931 2006-08-21T21:14:31Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, hu, io, it, ko, pt, ru, ta ==Determiner== {{determiner}} [[en:every]] [[ko:every]] [[io:every]] [[it:every]] [[hu:every]] [[pt:every]] [[ru:every]] [[fi:every]] [[ta:every]] 9613 2006-09-10T12:34:15Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Determiner== {{determiner}} [[en:every]] [[ko:every]] [[io:every]] [[it:every]] [[hu:every]] [[pt:every]] [[ru:every]] [[fi:every]] [[ta:every]] [[vi:every]] 10928 2006-10-13T11:40:45Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:every]] ==Determiner== {{determiner}} [[en:every]] [[ko:every]] [[io:every]] [[it:every]] [[kk:every]] [[hu:every]] [[pt:every]] [[ru:every]] [[fi:every]] [[ta:every]] [[vi:every]] 11930 2006-11-09T16:36:07Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[fr:every]] ==Determiner== {{determiner}} [[en:every]] [[fr:every]] [[ko:every]] [[io:every]] [[it:every]] [[kk:every]] [[hu:every]] [[pt:every]] [[ru:every]] [[fi:every]] [[ta:every]] [[vi:every]] 3245 8308 2006-07-31T00:43:48Z Brett 77 ==Determiner== {{determiner}} 9233 2006-08-22T06:17:37Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, it, zh ==Determiner== {{determiner}} [[en:whatever]] [[fr:whatever]] [[it:whatever]] [[hu:whatever]] [[fi:whatever]] [[zh:whatever]] 11342 2006-10-18T23:20:36Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[vi:whatever]] ==Determiner== {{determiner}} [[en:whatever]] [[fr:whatever]] [[it:whatever]] [[hu:whatever]] [[fi:whatever]] [[vi:whatever]] [[zh:whatever]] 11911 2006-11-09T16:18:36Z Tangotango 94 add meaning ==Determiner== {{determiner}} # No matter which, for any #: '''''Whatever''' you take, you will be [[happy]] with it.'' [[en:whatever]] [[fr:whatever]] [[it:whatever]] [[hu:whatever]] [[fi:whatever]] [[vi:whatever]] [[zh:whatever]] 12088 2006-11-10T15:40:52Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ta:whatever]] ==Determiner== {{determiner}} # No matter which, for any #: '''''Whatever''' you take, you will be [[happy]] with it.'' [[en:whatever]] [[fr:whatever]] [[it:whatever]] [[hu:whatever]] [[fi:whatever]] [[ta:whatever]] [[vi:whatever]] [[zh:whatever]] 3246 8309 2006-07-31T00:44:15Z Brett 77 ==Determiner== {{determiner}} 9231 2006-08-22T06:14:45Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, it, zh ==Determiner== {{determiner}} [[en:whichever]] [[it:whichever]] [[zh:whichever]] 11348 2006-10-19T00:13:51Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[vi:whichever]] ==Determiner== {{determiner}} [[en:whichever]] [[it:whichever]] [[vi:whichever]] [[zh:whichever]] 12087 2006-11-10T15:40:42Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ta:whichever]] ==Determiner== {{determiner}} [[en:whichever]] [[it:whichever]] [[ta:whichever]] [[vi:whichever]] [[zh:whichever]] 3247 8310 2006-07-31T00:46:45Z Brett 77 ==Determiner== {{determiner}} 8860 2006-08-21T18:45:13Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, pt, ta, zh ==Determiner== {{determiner}} [[en:both]] [[fr:both]] [[io:both]] [[it:both]] [[hu:both]] [[pt:both]] [[fi:both]] [[ta:both]] [[zh:both]] 9972 2006-09-24T12:21:50Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[vi:both]] ==Determiner== {{determiner}} [[en:both]] [[fr:both]] [[io:both]] [[it:both]] [[hu:both]] [[pt:both]] [[fi:both]] [[ta:both]] [[vi:both]] [[zh:both]] 10479 2006-10-07T14:05:08Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[hy:both]] ==Determiner== {{determiner}} [[en:both]] [[fr:both]] [[hy:both]] [[io:both]] [[it:both]] [[hu:both]] [[pt:both]] [[fi:both]] [[ta:both]] [[vi:both]] [[zh:both]] 11872 2006-11-09T16:02:52Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ja:both]], [[ru:both]] ==Determiner== {{determiner}} [[en:both]] [[fr:both]] [[hy:both]] [[io:both]] [[it:both]] [[hu:both]] [[ja:both]] [[pt:both]] [[ru:both]] [[fi:both]] [[ta:both]] [[vi:both]] [[zh:both]] 11905 2006-11-09T16:17:29Z Tangotango 94 add meaning ==Determiner== {{determiner}} # one [[thing]] and another thing #: ''Jim took '''both''' the [[apple]] and the [[orange]].'' #: '''''Both''' Anne and Jane [[agree]]d to eat the [[pear]].'' [[en:both]] [[fr:both]] [[hy:both]] [[io:both]] [[it:both]] [[hu:both]] [[ja:both]] [[pt:both]] [[ru:both]] [[fi:both]] [[ta:both]] [[vi:both]] [[zh:both]] 3248 8311 2006-07-31T00:47:50Z Brett 77 ==Adjective== {{adjective|certain|more certain|most certain}} ==Determiner== {{determiner}} 8867 2006-08-21T18:58:54Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, en, et, fi, fr, gl, hu, hy, io, it, ta, zh ==Adjective== {{adjective|certain|more certain|most certain}} ==Determiner== {{determiner}} [[de:certain]] [[et:certain]] [[en:certain]] [[fr:certain]] [[gl:certain]] [[hy:certain]] [[io:certain]] [[it:certain]] [[hu:certain]] [[fi:certain]] [[ta:certain]] [[zh:certain]] 9503 2006-09-10T11:42:15Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Adjective== {{adjective|certain|more certain|most certain}} ==Determiner== {{determiner}} [[de:certain]] [[et:certain]] [[en:certain]] [[fr:certain]] [[gl:certain]] [[hy:certain]] [[io:certain]] [[it:certain]] [[hu:certain]] [[fi:certain]] [[ta:certain]] [[vi:certain]] [[zh:certain]] 11901 2006-11-09T16:16:56Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ru:certain]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|certain|more certain|most certain}} ==Determiner== {{determiner}} [[de:certain]] [[et:certain]] [[en:certain]] [[fr:certain]] [[gl:certain]] [[hy:certain]] [[io:certain]] [[it:certain]] [[hu:certain]] [[ru:certain]] [[fi:certain]] [[ta:certain]] [[vi:certain]] [[zh:certain]] 3249 8312 2006-07-31T00:50:36Z Brett 77 ==Determiner== {{determiner}} 8323 2006-07-31T07:02:42Z Kappa 92 #'''Several''' things is a [[small]] [[number]] of things. More than two, but not very many. ==Determiner== {{determiner}} #'''Several''' things is a [[small]] [[number]] of things. More than two, but not very many. #:''It rained for '''several''' days last week. {{wiktionary}} 9130 2006-08-22T03:17:16Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fr, hu, io, it, pt, ta ==Determiner== {{determiner}} #'''Several''' things is a [[small]] [[number]] of things. More than two, but not very many. #:''It rained for '''several''' days last week. {{wiktionary}} [[en:several]] [[fr:several]] [[io:several]] [[it:several]] [[hu:several]] [[pt:several]] [[ta:several]] 9746 2006-09-10T14:21:06Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: fi, vi ==Determiner== {{determiner}} #'''Several''' things is a [[small]] [[number]] of things. More than two, but not very many. #:''It rained for '''several''' days last week. {{wiktionary}} [[en:several]] [[fr:several]] [[io:several]] [[it:several]] [[hu:several]] [[pt:several]] [[fi:several]] [[ta:several]] [[vi:several]] 3250 8313 2006-07-31T00:50:56Z Brett 77 ==Determiner== {{determiner}} 9191 2006-08-22T05:16:36Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, io, it, ja, pt, vi, zh ==Determiner== {{determiner}} [[en:various]] [[fr:various]] [[io:various]] [[it:various]] [[ja:various]] [[pt:various]] [[fi:various]] [[vi:various]] [[zh:various]] 3252 8316 2006-07-31T01:02:42Z Brett 77 ==Adjective== {{adjective|ugly|uglier|ugliest}} #If someone or something is '''ugly''', it's not nice to look at. #:''Hughie had the same '''ugly''' face as his father and brother.'' ===Antonyms=== *[[beautiful]] 9197 2006-08-22T05:24:27Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, en, fi, hu, io, it, ko, sr, ta, vi, zh ==Adjective== {{adjective|ugly|uglier|ugliest}} #If someone or something is '''ugly''', it's not nice to look at. #:''Hughie had the same '''ugly''' face as his father and brother.'' ===Antonyms=== *[[beautiful]] [[ar:ugly]] [[en:ugly]] [[ko:ugly]] [[io:ugly]] [[it:ugly]] [[hu:ugly]] [[sr:ugly]] [[fi:ugly]] [[ta:ugly]] [[vi:ugly]] [[zh:ugly]] 10251 2006-09-24T14:15:48Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[fa:ugly]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|ugly|uglier|ugliest}} #If someone or something is '''ugly''', it's not nice to look at. #:''Hughie had the same '''ugly''' face as his father and brother.'' ===Antonyms=== *[[beautiful]] [[ar:ugly]] [[en:ugly]] [[fa:ugly]] [[ko:ugly]] [[io:ugly]] [[it:ugly]] [[hu:ugly]] [[sr:ugly]] [[fi:ugly]] [[ta:ugly]] [[vi:ugly]] [[zh:ugly]] 12064 2006-11-09T18:21:10Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[fr:ugly]], [[ru:ugly]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|ugly|uglier|ugliest}} #If someone or something is '''ugly''', it's not nice to look at. #:''Hughie had the same '''ugly''' face as his father and brother.'' ===Antonyms=== *[[beautiful]] [[ar:ugly]] [[en:ugly]] [[fa:ugly]] [[fr:ugly]] [[ko:ugly]] [[io:ugly]] [[it:ugly]] [[hu:ugly]] [[ru:ugly]] [[sr:ugly]] [[fi:ugly]] [[ta:ugly]] [[vi:ugly]] [[zh:ugly]] 12300 2006-11-16T09:46:37Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[pl:ugly]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|ugly|uglier|ugliest}} #If someone or something is '''ugly''', it's not nice to look at. #:''Hughie had the same '''ugly''' face as his father and brother.'' ===Antonyms=== *[[beautiful]] [[ar:ugly]] [[en:ugly]] [[fa:ugly]] [[fr:ugly]] [[ko:ugly]] [[io:ugly]] [[it:ugly]] [[hu:ugly]] [[pl:ugly]] [[ru:ugly]] [[sr:ugly]] [[fi:ugly]] [[ta:ugly]] [[vi:ugly]] [[zh:ugly]] 3253 8317 2006-07-31T01:06:51Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{mass noun}} [[Image:Allianz_Arena_closeup_on_grass.jpg|thumb|cut grass]] [[Image:Meadow_in_Santa_Monica_Mountains.jpg|thumb|wild grass]] #'''Grass''' is a green, leafy plant that often covers the ground. #:''We haven't got much rain, and the '''grass''' on the lawn is turning brown.'' 8318 2006-07-31T01:07:17Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{mass noun}} [[Image:Allianz_Arena_closeup_on_grass.jpg|thumb|cut grass]] [[Image:Meadow_in_Santa_Monica_Mountains.jpg|thumb|wild grass]] #'''Grass''' is a green, [[leafy]] [[plant]] that often covers the ground. #:''We haven't got much rain, and the '''grass''' on the lawn is turning brown.'' 8984 2006-08-21T22:50:45Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: am, ang, en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, pl, ru, sr, sv, ta, zh ==Noun== {{mass noun}} [[Image:Allianz_Arena_closeup_on_grass.jpg|thumb|cut grass]] [[Image:Meadow_in_Santa_Monica_Mountains.jpg|thumb|wild grass]] #'''Grass''' is a green, [[leafy]] [[plant]] that often covers the ground. #:''We haven't got much rain, and the '''grass''' on the lawn is turning brown.'' [[am:grass]] [[ang:grass]] [[en:grass]] [[fr:grass]] [[io:grass]] [[it:grass]] [[hu:grass]] [[pl:grass]] [[ru:grass]] [[sr:grass]] [[fi:grass]] [[sv:grass]] [[ta:grass]] [[zh:grass]] 9622 2006-09-10T12:48:20Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Noun== {{mass noun}} [[Image:Allianz_Arena_closeup_on_grass.jpg|thumb|cut grass]] [[Image:Meadow_in_Santa_Monica_Mountains.jpg|thumb|wild grass]] #'''Grass''' is a green, [[leafy]] [[plant]] that often covers the ground. #:''We haven't got much rain, and the '''grass''' on the lawn is turning brown.'' [[am:grass]] [[ang:grass]] [[en:grass]] [[fr:grass]] [[io:grass]] [[it:grass]] [[hu:grass]] [[pl:grass]] [[ru:grass]] [[sr:grass]] [[fi:grass]] [[sv:grass]] [[ta:grass]] [[vi:grass]] [[zh:grass]] 10104 2006-09-24T13:11:06Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[es:grass]], [[hy:grass]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} [[Image:Allianz_Arena_closeup_on_grass.jpg|thumb|cut grass]] [[Image:Meadow_in_Santa_Monica_Mountains.jpg|thumb|wild grass]] #'''Grass''' is a green, [[leafy]] [[plant]] that often covers the ground. #:''We haven't got much rain, and the '''grass''' on the lawn is turning brown.'' [[am:grass]] [[ang:grass]] [[en:grass]] [[es:grass]] [[fr:grass]] [[hy:grass]] [[io:grass]] [[it:grass]] [[hu:grass]] [[pl:grass]] [[ru:grass]] [[sr:grass]] [[fi:grass]] [[sv:grass]] [[ta:grass]] [[vi:grass]] [[zh:grass]] 10726 2006-10-10T12:16:29Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:grass]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} [[Image:Allianz_Arena_closeup_on_grass.jpg|thumb|cut grass]] [[Image:Meadow_in_Santa_Monica_Mountains.jpg|thumb|wild grass]] #'''Grass''' is a green, [[leafy]] [[plant]] that often covers the ground. #:''We haven't got much rain, and the '''grass''' on the lawn is turning brown.'' [[am:grass]] [[ang:grass]] [[en:grass]] [[es:grass]] [[fr:grass]] [[hy:grass]] [[io:grass]] [[it:grass]] [[kk:grass]] [[hu:grass]] [[pl:grass]] [[ru:grass]] [[sr:grass]] [[fi:grass]] [[sv:grass]] [[ta:grass]] [[vi:grass]] [[zh:grass]] 11943 2006-11-09T16:47:58Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ja:grass]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} [[Image:Allianz_Arena_closeup_on_grass.jpg|thumb|cut grass]] [[Image:Meadow_in_Santa_Monica_Mountains.jpg|thumb|wild grass]] #'''Grass''' is a green, [[leafy]] [[plant]] that often covers the ground. #:''We haven't got much rain, and the '''grass''' on the lawn is turning brown.'' [[am:grass]] [[ang:grass]] [[en:grass]] [[es:grass]] [[fr:grass]] [[hy:grass]] [[io:grass]] [[it:grass]] [[kk:grass]] [[hu:grass]] [[ja:grass]] [[pl:grass]] [[ru:grass]] [[sr:grass]] [[fi:grass]] [[sv:grass]] [[ta:grass]] [[vi:grass]] [[zh:grass]] 13884 2006-12-19T14:01:47Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:grass]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} [[Image:Allianz_Arena_closeup_on_grass.jpg|thumb|cut grass]] [[Image:Meadow_in_Santa_Monica_Mountains.jpg|thumb|wild grass]] #'''Grass''' is a green, [[leafy]] [[plant]] that often covers the ground. #:''We haven't got much rain, and the '''grass''' on the lawn is turning brown.'' [[am:grass]] [[ang:grass]] [[en:grass]] [[es:grass]] [[fa:grass]] [[fr:grass]] [[hy:grass]] [[io:grass]] [[it:grass]] [[kk:grass]] [[hu:grass]] [[ja:grass]] [[pl:grass]] [[ru:grass]] [[sr:grass]] [[fi:grass]] [[sv:grass]] [[ta:grass]] [[vi:grass]] [[zh:grass]] 3254 8319 2006-07-31T01:10:54Z Brett 77 ==Adjective== {{adjective|terrible|more terrible|most terrible}} #If something is '''terrible''', it's [[very]] [[bad]]. 8327 2006-07-31T20:03:14Z Brett 77 ==Adjective== {{adjective|terrible|more terrible|most terrible}} #If something is '''terrible''', it's [[very]] [[bad]]. #:''He said she was ugly. Wasn't that a '''terrible''' thing to say to anyone? 9165 2006-08-22T04:29:22Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, et, fi, fr, gl, hu, io, it, vi ==Adjective== {{adjective|terrible|more terrible|most terrible}} #If something is '''terrible''', it's [[very]] [[bad]]. #:''He said she was ugly. Wasn't that a '''terrible''' thing to say to anyone? [[et:terrible]] [[en:terrible]] [[fr:terrible]] [[gl:terrible]] [[io:terrible]] [[it:terrible]] [[hu:terrible]] [[fi:terrible]] [[vi:terrible]] 9802 2006-09-10T14:54:23Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ta ==Adjective== {{adjective|terrible|more terrible|most terrible}} #If something is '''terrible''', it's [[very]] [[bad]]. #:''He said she was ugly. Wasn't that a '''terrible''' thing to say to anyone? [[et:terrible]] [[en:terrible]] [[fr:terrible]] [[gl:terrible]] [[io:terrible]] [[it:terrible]] [[hu:terrible]] [[fi:terrible]] [[ta:terrible]] [[vi:terrible]] 3255 8320 2006-07-31T06:36:25Z Kappa 92 #'''Goats''' are animal we often keep on [[farm]]s. They give us milk and meat. Goats are similar to [[sheep]]. ==Noun== {{noun}} [[image:goat.jpg|thumb|A goat]] #'''Goats''' are animal we often keep on [[farm]]s. They give us milk and meat. Goats are similar to [[sheep]]. 8986 2006-08-21T22:55:44Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: el, en, fa, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, kk, ko, nl, pl, pt, ta, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} [[image:goat.jpg|thumb|A goat]] #'''Goats''' are animal we often keep on [[farm]]s. They give us milk and meat. Goats are similar to [[sheep]]. [[el:goat]] [[en:goat]] [[fa:goat]] [[fr:goat]] [[ko:goat]] [[io:goat]] [[it:goat]] [[kk:goat]] [[hu:goat]] [[nl:goat]] [[ja:goat]] [[pl:goat]] [[pt:goat]] [[fi:goat]] [[ta:goat]] [[zh:goat]] 9621 2006-09-10T12:38:10Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Noun== {{noun}} [[image:goat.jpg|thumb|A goat]] #'''Goats''' are animal we often keep on [[farm]]s. They give us milk and meat. Goats are similar to [[sheep]]. [[el:goat]] [[en:goat]] [[fa:goat]] [[fr:goat]] [[ko:goat]] [[io:goat]] [[it:goat]] [[kk:goat]] [[hu:goat]] [[nl:goat]] [[ja:goat]] [[pl:goat]] [[pt:goat]] [[fi:goat]] [[ta:goat]] [[vi:goat]] [[zh:goat]] 13312 2006-12-04T11:11:04Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ky:goat]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[image:goat.jpg|thumb|A goat]] #'''Goats''' are animal we often keep on [[farm]]s. They give us milk and meat. Goats are similar to [[sheep]]. [[el:goat]] [[en:goat]] [[fa:goat]] [[fr:goat]] [[ko:goat]] [[io:goat]] [[it:goat]] [[kk:goat]] [[ky:goat]] [[hu:goat]] [[nl:goat]] [[ja:goat]] [[pl:goat]] [[pt:goat]] [[fi:goat]] [[ta:goat]] [[vi:goat]] [[zh:goat]] 14058 2006-12-20T22:54:43Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[de:goat]], [[uk:goat]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[image:goat.jpg|thumb|A goat]] #'''Goats''' are animal we often keep on [[farm]]s. They give us milk and meat. Goats are similar to [[sheep]]. [[de:goat]] [[el:goat]] [[en:goat]] [[fa:goat]] [[fr:goat]] [[ko:goat]] [[io:goat]] [[it:goat]] [[kk:goat]] [[ky:goat]] [[hu:goat]] [[nl:goat]] [[ja:goat]] [[pl:goat]] [[pt:goat]] [[fi:goat]] [[ta:goat]] [[vi:goat]] [[uk:goat]] [[zh:goat]] 3256 8321 2006-07-31T06:47:07Z Kappa 92 #Wool is the [[hair]] of a [[sheep]]. We often use it to make clothes. ==Noun== {{mass noun}} [[Image:Grey_knitted_sweater.jpg|thumb|A sweater made of wool.]] #Wool is the [[hair]] of a [[sheep]]. We often use it to make clothes. 9235 2006-08-22T06:21:05Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, en, fi, fr, hu, hy, io, it, pl, pt, ta, zh ==Noun== {{mass noun}} [[Image:Grey_knitted_sweater.jpg|thumb|A sweater made of wool.]] #Wool is the [[hair]] of a [[sheep]]. We often use it to make clothes. [[ar:wool]] [[en:wool]] [[fr:wool]] [[hy:wool]] [[io:wool]] [[it:wool]] [[hu:wool]] [[pl:wool]] [[pt:wool]] [[fi:wool]] [[ta:wool]] [[zh:wool]] 10859 2006-10-11T19:19:13Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:wool]], [[uk:wool]], [[vi:wool]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} [[Image:Grey_knitted_sweater.jpg|thumb|A sweater made of wool.]] #Wool is the [[hair]] of a [[sheep]]. We often use it to make clothes. [[ar:wool]] [[en:wool]] [[fr:wool]] [[hy:wool]] [[io:wool]] [[it:wool]] [[kk:wool]] [[hu:wool]] [[pl:wool]] [[pt:wool]] [[fi:wool]] [[ta:wool]] [[vi:wool]] [[uk:wool]] [[zh:wool]] 3257 8322 2006-07-31T06:54:57Z Kappa 92 #A '''rat''' is a kind of small animal. They often live near people and eat garbage. Rats can carry [[disease]]s. ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Rattus rattus03.jpg|thumb|right|A rat]] #A '''rat''' is a kind of small animal. They often live near people and eat garbage. Rats can carry [[disease]]s. ===Note=== Rats are similar to [[mice]] but bigger. 8325 2006-07-31T07:15:56Z Kappa 92 '''Rats''' are small animals. ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Rattus rattus03.jpg|thumb|right|A rat]] #'''Rats''' are small animals. They often live near people and eat garbage. Rats can carry [[disease]]s. ===Note=== Rats are similar to [[mice]] but bigger. 9114 2006-08-22T02:46:45Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: bg, de, en, es, et, fi, fr, hr, hu, io, it, kk, ko, nl, pl, pt, ru, sv, ta, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Rattus rattus03.jpg|thumb|right|A rat]] #'''Rats''' are small animals. They often live near people and eat garbage. Rats can carry [[disease]]s. ===Note=== Rats are similar to [[mice]] but bigger. [[bg:rat]] [[de:rat]] [[et:rat]] [[en:rat]] [[es:rat]] [[fr:rat]] [[ko:rat]] [[hr:rat]] [[io:rat]] [[it:rat]] [[kk:rat]] [[hu:rat]] [[nl:rat]] [[pl:rat]] [[pt:rat]] [[ru:rat]] [[fi:rat]] [[sv:rat]] [[ta:rat]] [[zh:rat]] 10206 2006-09-24T13:54:03Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[hy:rat]], [[vi:rat]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Rattus rattus03.jpg|thumb|right|A rat]] #'''Rats''' are small animals. They often live near people and eat garbage. Rats can carry [[disease]]s. ===Note=== Rats are similar to [[mice]] but bigger. [[bg:rat]] [[de:rat]] [[et:rat]] [[en:rat]] [[es:rat]] [[fr:rat]] [[ko:rat]] [[hy:rat]] [[hr:rat]] [[io:rat]] [[it:rat]] [[kk:rat]] [[hu:rat]] [[nl:rat]] [[pl:rat]] [[pt:rat]] [[ru:rat]] [[fi:rat]] [[sv:rat]] [[ta:rat]] [[vi:rat]] [[zh:rat]] 10472 2006-10-07T10:36:20Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[uk:rat]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Rattus rattus03.jpg|thumb|right|A rat]] #'''Rats''' are small animals. They often live near people and eat garbage. Rats can carry [[disease]]s. ===Note=== Rats are similar to [[mice]] but bigger. [[bg:rat]] [[de:rat]] [[et:rat]] [[en:rat]] [[es:rat]] [[fr:rat]] [[ko:rat]] [[hy:rat]] [[hr:rat]] [[io:rat]] [[it:rat]] [[kk:rat]] [[hu:rat]] [[nl:rat]] [[pl:rat]] [[pt:rat]] [[ru:rat]] [[fi:rat]] [[sv:rat]] [[ta:rat]] [[vi:rat]] [[uk:rat]] [[zh:rat]] 13326 2006-12-04T20:29:56Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[id:rat]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Rattus rattus03.jpg|thumb|right|A rat]] #'''Rats''' are small animals. They often live near people and eat garbage. Rats can carry [[disease]]s. ===Note=== Rats are similar to [[mice]] but bigger. [[bg:rat]] [[de:rat]] [[et:rat]] [[en:rat]] [[es:rat]] [[fr:rat]] [[ko:rat]] [[hy:rat]] [[hr:rat]] [[io:rat]] [[id:rat]] [[it:rat]] [[kk:rat]] [[hu:rat]] [[nl:rat]] [[pl:rat]] [[pt:rat]] [[ru:rat]] [[fi:rat]] [[sv:rat]] [[ta:rat]] [[vi:rat]] [[uk:rat]] [[zh:rat]] 13731 2006-12-13T02:18:42Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:rat]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Rattus rattus03.jpg|thumb|right|A rat]] #'''Rats''' are small animals. They often live near people and eat garbage. Rats can carry [[disease]]s. ===Note=== Rats are similar to [[mice]] but bigger. [[bg:rat]] [[de:rat]] [[et:rat]] [[en:rat]] [[es:rat]] [[fa:rat]] [[fr:rat]] [[ko:rat]] [[hy:rat]] [[hr:rat]] [[io:rat]] [[id:rat]] [[it:rat]] [[kk:rat]] [[hu:rat]] [[nl:rat]] [[pl:rat]] [[pt:rat]] [[ru:rat]] [[fi:rat]] [[sv:rat]] [[ta:rat]] [[vi:rat]] [[uk:rat]] [[zh:rat]] 3258 8328 2006-07-31T20:12:18Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #'''Advertising''' is the business or study of using [[newspaper]]s, TV, etc to sell [[product]]s or [[inform]] people. #:''Coke has a new '''advertising''' campaign for a new drink.'' #:''There's too much '''advertising''' on radio.'' ===Related words=== *'''Advertising''' is the gerund-participle of [[advertise]] 8335 2006-07-31T23:37:07Z Kappa 92 *[[advertisement|Advertisement]] is a countable noun. ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #'''Advertising''' is the business or study of using [[newspaper]]s, TV, etc to sell [[product]]s or [[inform]] people. #:''Coke has a new '''advertising''' campaign for a new drink.'' #:''There's too much '''advertising''' on radio.'' ===Related words=== *'''Advertising''' is the gerund-participle of [[advertise]] *[[advertisement|Advertisement]] is a countable noun. 8777 2006-08-21T17:01:11Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, hu, it, pt ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #'''Advertising''' is the business or study of using [[newspaper]]s, TV, etc to sell [[product]]s or [[inform]] people. #:''Coke has a new '''advertising''' campaign for a new drink.'' #:''There's too much '''advertising''' on radio.'' ===Related words=== *'''Advertising''' is the gerund-participle of [[advertise]] *[[advertisement|Advertisement]] is a countable noun. [[en:advertising]] [[it:advertising]] [[hu:advertising]] [[pt:advertising]] [[fi:advertising]] 9923 2006-09-24T12:00:04Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[vi:advertising]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #'''Advertising''' is the business or study of using [[newspaper]]s, TV, etc to sell [[product]]s or [[inform]] people. #:''Coke has a new '''advertising''' campaign for a new drink.'' #:''There's too much '''advertising''' on radio.'' ===Related words=== *'''Advertising''' is the gerund-participle of [[advertise]] *[[advertisement|Advertisement]] is a countable noun. [[en:advertising]] [[it:advertising]] [[hu:advertising]] [[pt:advertising]] [[fi:advertising]] [[vi:advertising]] 3259 8329 2006-07-31T20:23:32Z Brett 77 ==Adjective== {{adjective|asleep|more asleep|most asleep}} #If you are '''asleep''', you are [[sleeping]]. #:''Please be quiet. The baby's '''asleep'''.'' #:''I had trouble falling '''asleep''' last night.'' ===Antonyms=== *[[awake]] 8814 2006-08-21T17:37:26Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, gl, hu, io, it ==Adjective== {{adjective|asleep|more asleep|most asleep}} #If you are '''asleep''', you are [[sleeping]]. #:''Please be quiet. The baby's '''asleep'''.'' #:''I had trouble falling '''asleep''' last night.'' ===Antonyms=== *[[awake]] [[en:asleep]] [[gl:asleep]] [[io:asleep]] [[it:asleep]] [[hu:asleep]] 9945 2006-09-24T12:12:18Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[fr:asleep]], [[vi:asleep]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|asleep|more asleep|most asleep}} #If you are '''asleep''', you are [[sleeping]]. #:''Please be quiet. The baby's '''asleep'''.'' #:''I had trouble falling '''asleep''' last night.'' ===Antonyms=== *[[awake]] [[en:asleep]] [[fr:asleep]] [[gl:asleep]] [[io:asleep]] [[it:asleep]] [[hu:asleep]] [[vi:asleep]] 11858 2006-11-09T15:53:58Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ku:asleep]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|asleep|more asleep|most asleep}} #If you are '''asleep''', you are [[sleeping]]. #:''Please be quiet. The baby's '''asleep'''.'' #:''I had trouble falling '''asleep''' last night.'' ===Antonyms=== *[[awake]] [[en:asleep]] [[fr:asleep]] [[gl:asleep]] [[io:asleep]] [[it:asleep]] [[ku:asleep]] [[hu:asleep]] [[vi:asleep]] 13790 2006-12-18T14:11:51Z Brett 77 /* Adjective */ ==Adjective== {{adjective|asleep|more asleep|most asleep}} #If you are '''asleep''', you are [[sleep]]ing. #:''Please be quiet. The baby's '''asleep'''.'' #:''I had trouble falling '''asleep''' last night.'' ===Antonyms=== *[[awake]] [[en:asleep]] [[fr:asleep]] [[gl:asleep]] [[io:asleep]] [[it:asleep]] [[ku:asleep]] [[hu:asleep]] [[vi:asleep]] 3260 8331 2006-07-31T20:37:25Z Brett 77 ==Verb== {{verb2|burst|bursts|burst|burst|bursting}} #If somethign '''bursts''', it [[break]]s open because of [[pressure]] from the inside. #:''I was driving west on the highway, when my front left tire '''burst'''.'' #:''When the bell rang, the school door '''burst''' open and the children came out running.'' 8334 2006-07-31T23:35:10Z Kappa 92 typo ==Verb== {{verb2|burst|bursts|burst|burst|bursting}} #If something '''bursts''', it [[break]]s open because of [[pressure]] from the inside. #:''I was driving west on the highway, when my front left tire '''burst'''.'' #:''When the bell rang, the school door '''burst''' open and the children came out running.'' 8339 2006-08-01T01:00:03Z Brett 77 ==Verb== {{verb2|burst|bursts|burst|burst|bursting}} {{intransitive verb}} & {{transitive verb}} #If something '''bursts''', it [[break]]s open because of [[pressure]] from the inside. #:''I was driving west on the highway, when my front left tire '''burst'''.'' #:''When the bell rang, the school door '''burst''' open and the children came out running.'' 8855 2006-08-21T18:38:33Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, en, fi, fr, gl, hu, io, it, ko, uk, zh ==Verb== {{verb2|burst|bursts|burst|burst|bursting}} {{intransitive verb}} & {{transitive verb}} #If something '''bursts''', it [[break]]s open because of [[pressure]] from the inside. #:''I was driving west on the highway, when my front left tire '''burst'''.'' #:''When the bell rang, the school door '''burst''' open and the children came out running.'' [[ar:burst]] [[en:burst]] [[fr:burst]] [[gl:burst]] [[ko:burst]] [[io:burst]] [[it:burst]] [[hu:burst]] [[fi:burst]] [[uk:burst]] [[zh:burst]] 9471 2006-09-10T11:26:45Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Verb== {{verb2|burst|bursts|burst|burst|bursting}} {{intransitive verb}} & {{transitive verb}} #If something '''bursts''', it [[break]]s open because of [[pressure]] from the inside. #:''I was driving west on the highway, when my front left tire '''burst'''.'' #:''When the bell rang, the school door '''burst''' open and the children came out running.'' [[ar:burst]] [[en:burst]] [[fr:burst]] [[gl:burst]] [[ko:burst]] [[io:burst]] [[it:burst]] [[hu:burst]] [[fi:burst]] [[vi:burst]] [[uk:burst]] [[zh:burst]] 9970 2006-09-24T12:21:30Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ta:burst]] ==Verb== {{verb2|burst|bursts|burst|burst|bursting}} {{intransitive verb}} & {{transitive verb}} #If something '''bursts''', it [[break]]s open because of [[pressure]] from the inside. #:''I was driving west on the highway, when my front left tire '''burst'''.'' #:''When the bell rang, the school door '''burst''' open and the children came out running.'' [[ar:burst]] [[en:burst]] [[fr:burst]] [[gl:burst]] [[ko:burst]] [[io:burst]] [[it:burst]] [[hu:burst]] [[fi:burst]] [[ta:burst]] [[vi:burst]] [[uk:burst]] [[zh:burst]] 13993 2006-12-20T12:26:48Z Brett 77 formatting ==Verb== {{verb2|burst|bursts|burst|burst|bursting}} #{{TI verb}} If something '''bursts''', it [[break]]s open because of [[pressure]] from the inside. #:''I was driving west on the highway, when my front left tire '''burst'''.'' #:''When the bell rang, the school door '''burst''' open and the children came out running.'' [[ar:burst]] [[en:burst]] [[fr:burst]] [[gl:burst]] [[ko:burst]] [[io:burst]] [[it:burst]] [[hu:burst]] [[fi:burst]] [[ta:burst]] [[vi:burst]] [[uk:burst]] [[zh:burst]] 14060 2006-12-20T23:20:32Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[tr:burst]] ==Verb== {{verb2|burst|bursts|burst|burst|bursting}} #{{TI verb}} If something '''bursts''', it [[break]]s open because of [[pressure]] from the inside. #:''I was driving west on the highway, when my front left tire '''burst'''.'' #:''When the bell rang, the school door '''burst''' open and the children came out running.'' [[ar:burst]] [[en:burst]] [[fr:burst]] [[gl:burst]] [[ko:burst]] [[io:burst]] [[it:burst]] [[hu:burst]] [[fi:burst]] [[ta:burst]] [[vi:burst]] [[tr:burst]] [[uk:burst]] [[zh:burst]] 3261 8332 2006-07-31T20:44:11Z Brett 77 ==Verb== {{verb|improve|improves|improved|improving}} #If something '''improves''', it changes from bad to good. #:''The government is planning to '''improve''' the quality of rail service by adding new trains.'' 8333 2006-07-31T20:45:10Z Brett 77 ==Verb== {{verb|improve|improves|improved|improving}} {{intransitive verb}} & {{transitive verb}} #If something '''improves''', it changes from bad to good. #:''The government is planning to '''improve''' the quality of rail service by adding new trains.'' 9002 2006-08-21T23:22:42Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, et, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ru, zh ==Verb== {{verb|improve|improves|improved|improving}} {{intransitive verb}} & {{transitive verb}} #If something '''improves''', it changes from bad to good. #:''The government is planning to '''improve''' the quality of rail service by adding new trains.'' [[et:improve]] [[en:improve]] [[fr:improve]] [[io:improve]] [[it:improve]] [[hu:improve]] [[ru:improve]] [[fi:improve]] [[zh:improve]] 9627 2006-09-10T12:52:03Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ta, vi ==Verb== {{verb|improve|improves|improved|improving}} {{intransitive verb}} & {{transitive verb}} #If something '''improves''', it changes from bad to good. #:''The government is planning to '''improve''' the quality of rail service by adding new trains.'' [[et:improve]] [[en:improve]] [[fr:improve]] [[io:improve]] [[it:improve]] [[hu:improve]] [[ru:improve]] [[fi:improve]] [[ta:improve]] [[vi:improve]] [[zh:improve]] 11367 2006-10-19T07:37:26Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ja:improve]] ==Verb== {{verb|improve|improves|improved|improving}} {{intransitive verb}} & {{transitive verb}} #If something '''improves''', it changes from bad to good. #:''The government is planning to '''improve''' the quality of rail service by adding new trains.'' [[et:improve]] [[en:improve]] [[fr:improve]] [[io:improve]] [[it:improve]] [[hu:improve]] [[ja:improve]] [[ru:improve]] [[fi:improve]] [[ta:improve]] [[vi:improve]] [[zh:improve]] 3262 8340 2006-08-01T01:07:06Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun|birth}} #A '''birth''' is when a new [[baby]] comes out of its [[mother]]. #:''My mother gave '''birth''' to my brother at 12:00 on Dec. 31st.'' #A '''birth''' is when something new begins. #:''The '''birth''' of the personal computer was in 1976.'' 8882 2006-08-21T19:29:14Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, de, el, en, fi, fr, gl, hu, hy, io, it, ko, ta, zh ==Noun== {{noun|birth}} #A '''birth''' is when a new [[baby]] comes out of its [[mother]]. #:''My mother gave '''birth''' to my brother at 12:00 on Dec. 31st.'' #A '''birth''' is when something new begins. #:''The '''birth''' of the personal computer was in 1976.'' [[ar:birth]] [[de:birth]] [[el:birth]] [[en:birth]] [[fr:birth]] [[gl:birth]] [[ko:birth]] [[hy:birth]] [[io:birth]] [[it:birth]] [[hu:birth]] [[fi:birth]] [[ta:birth]] [[zh:birth]] 9488 2006-09-10T11:29:36Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Noun== {{noun|birth}} #A '''birth''' is when a new [[baby]] comes out of its [[mother]]. #:''My mother gave '''birth''' to my brother at 12:00 on Dec. 31st.'' #A '''birth''' is when something new begins. #:''The '''birth''' of the personal computer was in 1976.'' [[ar:birth]] [[de:birth]] [[el:birth]] [[en:birth]] [[fr:birth]] [[gl:birth]] [[ko:birth]] [[hy:birth]] [[io:birth]] [[it:birth]] [[hu:birth]] [[fi:birth]] [[ta:birth]] [[vi:birth]] [[zh:birth]] 9981 2006-09-24T12:24:37Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[fa:birth]], [[tr:birth]] ==Noun== {{noun|birth}} #A '''birth''' is when a new [[baby]] comes out of its [[mother]]. #:''My mother gave '''birth''' to my brother at 12:00 on Dec. 31st.'' #A '''birth''' is when something new begins. #:''The '''birth''' of the personal computer was in 1976.'' [[ar:birth]] [[de:birth]] [[el:birth]] [[en:birth]] [[fa:birth]] [[fr:birth]] [[gl:birth]] [[ko:birth]] [[hy:birth]] [[io:birth]] [[it:birth]] [[hu:birth]] [[fi:birth]] [[ta:birth]] [[vi:birth]] [[tr:birth]] [[zh:birth]] 10655 2006-10-09T18:12:54Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:birth]] ==Noun== {{noun|birth}} #A '''birth''' is when a new [[baby]] comes out of its [[mother]]. #:''My mother gave '''birth''' to my brother at 12:00 on Dec. 31st.'' #A '''birth''' is when something new begins. #:''The '''birth''' of the personal computer was in 1976.'' [[ar:birth]] [[de:birth]] [[el:birth]] [[en:birth]] [[fa:birth]] [[fr:birth]] [[gl:birth]] [[ko:birth]] [[hy:birth]] [[io:birth]] [[it:birth]] [[kk:birth]] [[hu:birth]] [[fi:birth]] [[ta:birth]] [[vi:birth]] [[tr:birth]] [[zh:birth]] 3263 8341 2006-08-01T13:53:42Z Kappa 92 #A '''boy''' is a [[male]] [[child]]. ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''boy''' is a [[male]] [[child]]. 8342 2006-08-01T13:57:02Z Kappa 92 image ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Boy.jpg|thumb|A boy]] #A '''boy''' is a [[male]] [[child]]. 8887 2006-08-21T19:45:06Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: am, ang, ar, de, el, en, es, fa, fi, fr, hu, hy, io, it, ja, ko, ku, nl, pl, ru, sr, sv, ta, uk, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Boy.jpg|thumb|A boy]] #A '''boy''' is a [[male]] [[child]]. [[am:boy]] [[ang:boy]] [[ar:boy]] [[de:boy]] [[el:boy]] [[en:boy]] [[es:boy]] [[fa:boy]] [[fr:boy]] [[ko:boy]] [[hy:boy]] [[io:boy]] [[it:boy]] [[ku:boy]] [[hu:boy]] [[nl:boy]] [[ja:boy]] [[pl:boy]] [[ru:boy]] [[sr:boy]] [[fi:boy]] [[sv:boy]] [[ta:boy]] [[vi:boy]] [[uk:boy]] [[zh:boy]] 10482 2006-10-07T15:59:35Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:boy]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Boy.jpg|thumb|A boy]] #A '''boy''' is a [[male]] [[child]]. [[am:boy]] [[ang:boy]] [[ar:boy]] [[de:boy]] [[el:boy]] [[en:boy]] [[es:boy]] [[fa:boy]] [[fr:boy]] [[ko:boy]] [[hy:boy]] [[io:boy]] [[it:boy]] [[kk:boy]] [[ku:boy]] [[hu:boy]] [[nl:boy]] [[ja:boy]] [[pl:boy]] [[ru:boy]] [[sr:boy]] [[fi:boy]] [[sv:boy]] [[ta:boy]] [[vi:boy]] [[uk:boy]] [[zh:boy]] 3264 8343 2006-08-01T14:01:17Z Brett 77 ==Verb== {{verb|repair|repairs|repaired|repairing}} #If something is [[break|broken]] or [[damage]]d and you '''repair''' it, it's not broken anymore. #:''And workmen were out '''repairing''' damage to the lights from last night's wind.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} Also {{mass noun}} #A '''repair''' is something you do to something to [[fix]] it. #:''Last night the car wouldn't start, so this morning I took it in for '''repairs'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[fix]] 8344 2006-08-01T14:02:10Z Brett 77 ==Verb== {{verb|repair|repairs|repaired|repairing}} {{transitive verb}} #If something is [[break|broken]] or [[damage]]d and you '''repair''' it, it's not broken anymore. #:''And workmen were out '''repairing''' damage to the lights from last night's wind.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} Also {{mass noun}} #A '''repair''' is something you do to something to [[fix]] it. #:''Last night the car wouldn't start, so this morning I took it in for '''repairs'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[fix]] 8345 2006-08-01T14:12:17Z Brett 77 ==Verb== {{verb|repair|repairs|repaired|repairing}} [[Image:Tuskeegee_repair_engine_P-51.jpg|thumb|men repairing an [[engine]]]] {{transitive verb}} #If something is [[break|broken]] or [[damage]]d and you '''repair''' it, it's not broken anymore. #:''And workmen were out '''repairing''' damage to the lights from last night's wind.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} Also {{mass noun}} #A '''repair''' is something you do to something to [[fix]] it. #:''Last night the car wouldn't start, so this morning I took it in for '''repairs'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[fix]] 9142 2006-08-22T03:35:56Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, vi ==Verb== {{verb|repair|repairs|repaired|repairing}} [[Image:Tuskeegee_repair_engine_P-51.jpg|thumb|men repairing an [[engine]]]] {{transitive verb}} #If something is [[break|broken]] or [[damage]]d and you '''repair''' it, it's not broken anymore. #:''And workmen were out '''repairing''' damage to the lights from last night's wind.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} Also {{mass noun}} #A '''repair''' is something you do to something to [[fix]] it. #:''Last night the car wouldn't start, so this morning I took it in for '''repairs'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[fix]] [[de:repair]] [[en:repair]] [[fr:repair]] [[io:repair]] [[it:repair]] [[hu:repair]] [[fi:repair]] [[vi:repair]] 9764 2006-09-10T14:25:56Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ta ==Verb== {{verb|repair|repairs|repaired|repairing}} [[Image:Tuskeegee_repair_engine_P-51.jpg|thumb|men repairing an [[engine]]]] {{transitive verb}} #If something is [[break|broken]] or [[damage]]d and you '''repair''' it, it's not broken anymore. #:''And workmen were out '''repairing''' damage to the lights from last night's wind.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} Also {{mass noun}} #A '''repair''' is something you do to something to [[fix]] it. #:''Last night the car wouldn't start, so this morning I took it in for '''repairs'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[fix]] [[de:repair]] [[en:repair]] [[fr:repair]] [[io:repair]] [[it:repair]] [[hu:repair]] [[fi:repair]] [[ta:repair]] [[vi:repair]] 3265 8346 2006-08-01T14:21:11Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{mass noun}} also ''singular'' or ''plural'' #'''Management''' is the act of watching and [[control]]ling a [[business]] or [[situation]]. #:''This building uses a computerized energy '''management''' systems to save electricity.'' #The '''management''' is/are the people who [[control]] a [[business]]. #:'''''Management''' have received a 5% pay raise, but workers are only getting 3.5%.'' 9028 2006-08-22T00:18:20Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fr, hu, io, it, ru, vi, zh ==Noun== {{mass noun}} also ''singular'' or ''plural'' #'''Management''' is the act of watching and [[control]]ling a [[business]] or [[situation]]. #:''This building uses a computerized energy '''management''' systems to save electricity.'' #The '''management''' is/are the people who [[control]] a [[business]]. #:'''''Management''' have received a 5% pay raise, but workers are only getting 3.5%.'' [[en:management]] [[fr:management]] [[io:management]] [[it:management]] [[hu:management]] [[ru:management]] [[vi:management]] [[zh:management]] 9700 2006-09-10T13:43:15Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy, ta ==Noun== {{mass noun}} also ''singular'' or ''plural'' #'''Management''' is the act of watching and [[control]]ling a [[business]] or [[situation]]. #:''This building uses a computerized energy '''management''' systems to save electricity.'' #The '''management''' is/are the people who [[control]] a [[business]]. #:'''''Management''' have received a 5% pay raise, but workers are only getting 3.5%.'' [[en:management]] [[fr:management]] [[hy:management]] [[io:management]] [[it:management]] [[hu:management]] [[ru:management]] [[ta:management]] [[vi:management]] [[zh:management]] 10151 2006-09-24T13:32:08Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[fi:management]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} also ''singular'' or ''plural'' #'''Management''' is the act of watching and [[control]]ling a [[business]] or [[situation]]. #:''This building uses a computerized energy '''management''' systems to save electricity.'' #The '''management''' is/are the people who [[control]] a [[business]]. #:'''''Management''' have received a 5% pay raise, but workers are only getting 3.5%.'' [[en:management]] [[fr:management]] [[hy:management]] [[io:management]] [[it:management]] [[hu:management]] [[ru:management]] [[fi:management]] [[ta:management]] [[vi:management]] [[zh:management]] 3266 8347 2006-08-01T14:30:58Z Brett 77 ==Verb== {{verb|push|pushes|pushed|pushing}} [[Image:The_ground_staff_pushing_a_giant_Stirling_mod.jpg|thumb|men pushing an airplane]] {{transitive verb}} & {{intransitive verb}} #If you '''push''' something, you [[touch]] it with a [[force]] away from your body. #:''You have to '''push''' that door quite hard before it will open.'' #:''If you '''push''' this button, the machine will stop.'' ===Antonyms=== *[[pull]] ==Noun== {{noun|push|pushes}} #A '''push''' is the act of [[touch]]ing something with a [[force]] away from your body. #:''My car won't move. Can you give me a '''push'''?'' 9099 2006-08-22T02:20:05Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, pt, ru, zh ==Verb== {{verb|push|pushes|pushed|pushing}} [[Image:The_ground_staff_pushing_a_giant_Stirling_mod.jpg|thumb|men pushing an airplane]] {{transitive verb}} & {{intransitive verb}} #If you '''push''' something, you [[touch]] it with a [[force]] away from your body. #:''You have to '''push''' that door quite hard before it will open.'' #:''If you '''push''' this button, the machine will stop.'' ===Antonyms=== *[[pull]] ==Noun== {{noun|push|pushes}} #A '''push''' is the act of [[touch]]ing something with a [[force]] away from your body. #:''My car won't move. Can you give me a '''push'''?'' [[en:push]] [[fr:push]] [[io:push]] [[it:push]] [[hu:push]] [[pt:push]] [[ru:push]] [[fi:push]] [[zh:push]] 9741 2006-09-10T14:20:07Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ta, vi ==Verb== {{verb|push|pushes|pushed|pushing}} [[Image:The_ground_staff_pushing_a_giant_Stirling_mod.jpg|thumb|men pushing an airplane]] {{transitive verb}} & {{intransitive verb}} #If you '''push''' something, you [[touch]] it with a [[force]] away from your body. #:''You have to '''push''' that door quite hard before it will open.'' #:''If you '''push''' this button, the machine will stop.'' ===Antonyms=== *[[pull]] ==Noun== {{noun|push|pushes}} #A '''push''' is the act of [[touch]]ing something with a [[force]] away from your body. #:''My car won't move. Can you give me a '''push'''?'' [[en:push]] [[fr:push]] [[io:push]] [[it:push]] [[hu:push]] [[pt:push]] [[ru:push]] [[fi:push]] [[ta:push]] [[vi:push]] [[zh:push]] 10200 2006-09-24T13:53:03Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[es:push]] ==Verb== {{verb|push|pushes|pushed|pushing}} [[Image:The_ground_staff_pushing_a_giant_Stirling_mod.jpg|thumb|men pushing an airplane]] {{transitive verb}} & {{intransitive verb}} #If you '''push''' something, you [[touch]] it with a [[force]] away from your body. #:''You have to '''push''' that door quite hard before it will open.'' #:''If you '''push''' this button, the machine will stop.'' ===Antonyms=== *[[pull]] ==Noun== {{noun|push|pushes}} #A '''push''' is the act of [[touch]]ing something with a [[force]] away from your body. #:''My car won't move. Can you give me a '''push'''?'' [[en:push]] [[es:push]] [[fr:push]] [[io:push]] [[it:push]] [[hu:push]] [[pt:push]] [[ru:push]] [[fi:push]] [[ta:push]] [[vi:push]] [[zh:push]] 11005 2006-10-14T04:25:13Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:push]] ==Verb== {{verb|push|pushes|pushed|pushing}} [[Image:The_ground_staff_pushing_a_giant_Stirling_mod.jpg|thumb|men pushing an airplane]] {{transitive verb}} & {{intransitive verb}} #If you '''push''' something, you [[touch]] it with a [[force]] away from your body. #:''You have to '''push''' that door quite hard before it will open.'' #:''If you '''push''' this button, the machine will stop.'' ===Antonyms=== *[[pull]] ==Noun== {{noun|push|pushes}} #A '''push''' is the act of [[touch]]ing something with a [[force]] away from your body. #:''My car won't move. Can you give me a '''push'''?'' [[en:push]] [[es:push]] [[fr:push]] [[io:push]] [[it:push]] [[kk:push]] [[hu:push]] [[pt:push]] [[ru:push]] [[fi:push]] [[ta:push]] [[vi:push]] [[zh:push]] 3267 8348 2006-08-01T14:40:25Z Brett 77 ==Preposition== {{preposition}} ''intransitive'' #If you put something '''aside''', you put it to the [[side]], often because you want to use it later. #:''We put some money '''aside''' for the children's education.'' #:''The fans were pushed [[aside]] by police to let the band go through.'' #:'''''Aside''' from the wine, which was terrible, the dinner was excellent.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} #An [[aside]] is something that you write or say that isn't part of your main idea. #:''And, just as an '''aside''', I'd like to say that these ideas are not new...'' 8815 2006-08-21T17:38:27Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, hu, io, zh ==Preposition== {{preposition}} ''intransitive'' #If you put something '''aside''', you put it to the [[side]], often because you want to use it later. #:''We put some money '''aside''' for the children's education.'' #:''The fans were pushed [[aside]] by police to let the band go through.'' #:'''''Aside''' from the wine, which was terrible, the dinner was excellent.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} #An [[aside]] is something that you write or say that isn't part of your main idea. #:''And, just as an '''aside''', I'd like to say that these ideas are not new...'' [[en:aside]] [[io:aside]] [[hu:aside]] [[fi:aside]] [[zh:aside]] 9946 2006-09-24T12:12:28Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[vi:aside]] ==Preposition== {{preposition}} ''intransitive'' #If you put something '''aside''', you put it to the [[side]], often because you want to use it later. #:''We put some money '''aside''' for the children's education.'' #:''The fans were pushed [[aside]] by police to let the band go through.'' #:'''''Aside''' from the wine, which was terrible, the dinner was excellent.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} #An [[aside]] is something that you write or say that isn't part of your main idea. #:''And, just as an '''aside''', I'd like to say that these ideas are not new...'' [[en:aside]] [[io:aside]] [[hu:aside]] [[fi:aside]] [[vi:aside]] [[zh:aside]] 3268 8349 2006-08-01T14:45:20Z Brett 77 ==Verb== {{verb|arrange|arranges|arranged|arranging}} {{intransitive verb}} & {{transitive verb}} #If you '''arrange''' something, you put it in [[order]] or you [[organise]] it. #:''We have '''arranged''' a meeting between the president and the new owner.'' #:''I will '''arrange''' for a car to meet you at the airport.'' 8818 2006-08-21T17:40:06Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, gl, hu, io, it, ru, vi ==Verb== {{verb|arrange|arranges|arranged|arranging}} {{intransitive verb}} & {{transitive verb}} #If you '''arrange''' something, you put it in [[order]] or you [[organise]] it. #:''We have '''arranged''' a meeting between the president and the new owner.'' #:''I will '''arrange''' for a car to meet you at the airport.'' [[en:arrange]] [[fr:arrange]] [[gl:arrange]] [[io:arrange]] [[it:arrange]] [[hu:arrange]] [[ru:arrange]] [[fi:arrange]] [[vi:arrange]] 9451 2006-09-10T11:11:11Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ta ==Verb== {{verb|arrange|arranges|arranged|arranging}} {{intransitive verb}} & {{transitive verb}} #If you '''arrange''' something, you put it in [[order]] or you [[organise]] it. #:''We have '''arranged''' a meeting between the president and the new owner.'' #:''I will '''arrange''' for a car to meet you at the airport.'' [[en:arrange]] [[fr:arrange]] [[gl:arrange]] [[io:arrange]] [[it:arrange]] [[hu:arrange]] [[ru:arrange]] [[fi:arrange]] [[ta:arrange]] [[vi:arrange]] 13687 2006-12-12T12:51:48Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:arrange]] ==Verb== {{verb|arrange|arranges|arranged|arranging}} {{intransitive verb}} & {{transitive verb}} #If you '''arrange''' something, you put it in [[order]] or you [[organise]] it. #:''We have '''arranged''' a meeting between the president and the new owner.'' #:''I will '''arrange''' for a car to meet you at the airport.'' [[en:arrange]] [[fa:arrange]] [[fr:arrange]] [[gl:arrange]] [[io:arrange]] [[it:arrange]] [[hu:arrange]] [[ru:arrange]] [[fi:arrange]] [[ta:arrange]] [[vi:arrange]] 3269 8350 2006-08-01T14:49:11Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''collection''' is a [[group]] of things of the same [[type]]. They are usually [[special]] in some way. #:''He has one of the biggest '''collections''' of paintings by Van Gogh.'' ===Related words=== *[[collect]] 8351 2006-08-01T19:12:03Z Kappa 92 #If you take a '''collection''', you ask many people for money, for a particular reason. ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''collection''' is a [[group]] of things of the same [[type]]. They are usually [[special]] in some way. #:''He has one of the biggest '''collections''' of paintings by Van Gogh.'' #If you take a '''collection''', you ask many people for money, for a particular reason. #:''The school took a '''collection''' for new books. ===Related words=== *[[collect]] 8924 2006-08-21T20:50:11Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, pl, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''collection''' is a [[group]] of things of the same [[type]]. They are usually [[special]] in some way. #:''He has one of the biggest '''collections''' of paintings by Van Gogh.'' #If you take a '''collection''', you ask many people for money, for a particular reason. #:''The school took a '''collection''' for new books. ===Related words=== *[[collect]] [[ar:collection]] [[en:collection]] [[fr:collection]] [[io:collection]] [[it:collection]] [[hu:collection]] [[pl:collection]] [[fi:collection]] [[vi:collection]] [[zh:collection]] 9537 2006-09-10T11:54:17Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''collection''' is a [[group]] of things of the same [[type]]. They are usually [[special]] in some way. #:''He has one of the biggest '''collections''' of paintings by Van Gogh.'' #If you take a '''collection''', you ask many people for money, for a particular reason. #:''The school took a '''collection''' for new books. ===Related words=== *[[collect]] [[ar:collection]] [[en:collection]] [[fr:collection]] [[hy:collection]] [[io:collection]] [[it:collection]] [[hu:collection]] [[pl:collection]] [[fi:collection]] [[vi:collection]] [[zh:collection]] 10003 2006-09-24T12:34:47Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ta:collection]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''collection''' is a [[group]] of things of the same [[type]]. They are usually [[special]] in some way. #:''He has one of the biggest '''collections''' of paintings by Van Gogh.'' #If you take a '''collection''', you ask many people for money, for a particular reason. #:''The school took a '''collection''' for new books. ===Related words=== *[[collect]] [[ar:collection]] [[en:collection]] [[fr:collection]] [[hy:collection]] [[io:collection]] [[it:collection]] [[hu:collection]] [[pl:collection]] [[fi:collection]] [[ta:collection]] [[vi:collection]] [[zh:collection]] 11191 2006-10-17T19:27:00Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:collection]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''collection''' is a [[group]] of things of the same [[type]]. They are usually [[special]] in some way. #:''He has one of the biggest '''collections''' of paintings by Van Gogh.'' #If you take a '''collection''', you ask many people for money, for a particular reason. #:''The school took a '''collection''' for new books. ===Related words=== *[[collect]] [[ar:collection]] [[en:collection]] [[fr:collection]] [[hy:collection]] [[io:collection]] [[it:collection]] [[hu:collection]] [[pl:collection]] [[ru:collection]] [[fi:collection]] [[ta:collection]] [[vi:collection]] [[zh:collection]] 3270 8352 2006-08-01T19:17:46Z Kappa 92 #Your '''sister''' is the [[daughter]] of your [[mother]] and [[father]]. ==Noun== {{noun}} #Your '''sister''' is the [[daughter]] of your [[mother]] and [[father]]. #:''My parents have three children: me, my brother, and my sister. ==Antonym== *[[brother]] {{wikipedia}} 8361 2006-08-01T20:54:58Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} #Your '''sister''' is the [[daughter]] of your [[mother]] and [[father]]. #:''My parents have three children: me, my brother, and my sister. ==Antonym== *[[brother]] {{family}} {{wikipedia}} 8362 2006-08-01T20:55:21Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} #Your '''sister''' is the [[daughter]] of your [[mother]] and [[father]]. #:''My parents have three children: me, my brother, and my sister. {{family}} {{wikipedia}} 9149 2006-08-22T03:52:26Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, el, en, fi, fr, hu, hy, io, it, ja, ko, ku, la, pl, pt, ru, sr, sv, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} #Your '''sister''' is the [[daughter]] of your [[mother]] and [[father]]. #:''My parents have three children: me, my brother, and my sister. {{family}} {{wikipedia}} [[de:sister]] [[el:sister]] [[en:sister]] [[fr:sister]] [[ko:sister]] [[hy:sister]] [[io:sister]] [[it:sister]] [[ku:sister]] [[la:sister]] [[hu:sister]] [[ja:sister]] [[pl:sister]] [[pt:sister]] [[ru:sister]] [[sr:sister]] [[fi:sister]] [[sv:sister]] [[vi:sister]] [[zh:sister]] 9773 2006-09-10T14:39:17Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ta ==Noun== {{noun}} #Your '''sister''' is the [[daughter]] of your [[mother]] and [[father]]. #:''My parents have three children: me, my brother, and my sister. {{family}} {{wikipedia}} [[de:sister]] [[el:sister]] [[en:sister]] [[fr:sister]] [[ko:sister]] [[hy:sister]] [[io:sister]] [[it:sister]] [[ku:sister]] [[la:sister]] [[hu:sister]] [[ja:sister]] [[pl:sister]] [[pt:sister]] [[ru:sister]] [[sr:sister]] [[fi:sister]] [[sv:sister]] [[ta:sister]] [[vi:sister]] [[zh:sister]] 10223 2006-09-24T14:03:22Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ar:sister]], [[tr:sister]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #Your '''sister''' is the [[daughter]] of your [[mother]] and [[father]]. #:''My parents have three children: me, my brother, and my sister. {{family}} {{wikipedia}} [[ar:sister]] [[de:sister]] [[el:sister]] [[en:sister]] [[fr:sister]] [[ko:sister]] [[hy:sister]] [[io:sister]] [[it:sister]] [[ku:sister]] [[la:sister]] [[hu:sister]] [[ja:sister]] [[pl:sister]] [[pt:sister]] [[ru:sister]] [[sr:sister]] [[fi:sister]] [[sv:sister]] [[ta:sister]] [[vi:sister]] [[tr:sister]] [[zh:sister]] 10795 2006-10-11T07:03:29Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:sister]], [[uk:sister]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #Your '''sister''' is the [[daughter]] of your [[mother]] and [[father]]. #:''My parents have three children: me, my brother, and my sister. {{family}} {{wikipedia}} [[ar:sister]] [[de:sister]] [[el:sister]] [[en:sister]] [[fr:sister]] [[ko:sister]] [[hy:sister]] [[io:sister]] [[it:sister]] [[kk:sister]] [[ku:sister]] [[la:sister]] [[hu:sister]] [[ja:sister]] [[pl:sister]] [[pt:sister]] [[ru:sister]] [[sr:sister]] [[fi:sister]] [[sv:sister]] [[ta:sister]] [[vi:sister]] [[tr:sister]] [[uk:sister]] [[zh:sister]] 3271 8353 2006-08-01T19:25:27Z Kappa 92 #A '''tooth''' is a [[hard]], [[white]] thing in your [[mouth]]. You use your teeth to [[chew]] food. ==Noun== {{noun|tooth|teeth}} #A '''tooth''' is a [[hard]], [[white]] thing in your [[mouth]]. You use your '''teeth''' to [[chew]] food. [[Image:ToothSection.jpg|thumb|A tooth]] [[Image:SpooSpas teeth.jpg|thumb|teeth]] {{wiktionary}} 9208 2006-08-22T05:37:59Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: el, en, fi, fr, hu, hy, io, it, ja, ko, pl, ru, sr, ta, zh ==Noun== {{noun|tooth|teeth}} #A '''tooth''' is a [[hard]], [[white]] thing in your [[mouth]]. You use your '''teeth''' to [[chew]] food. [[Image:ToothSection.jpg|thumb|A tooth]] [[Image:SpooSpas teeth.jpg|thumb|teeth]] {{wiktionary}} [[el:tooth]] [[en:tooth]] [[fr:tooth]] [[ko:tooth]] [[hy:tooth]] [[io:tooth]] [[it:tooth]] [[hu:tooth]] [[ja:tooth]] [[pl:tooth]] [[ru:tooth]] [[sr:tooth]] [[fi:tooth]] [[ta:tooth]] [[zh:tooth]] 10244 2006-09-24T14:13:22Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[es:tooth]], [[tr:tooth]] ==Noun== {{noun|tooth|teeth}} #A '''tooth''' is a [[hard]], [[white]] thing in your [[mouth]]. You use your '''teeth''' to [[chew]] food. [[Image:ToothSection.jpg|thumb|A tooth]] [[Image:SpooSpas teeth.jpg|thumb|teeth]] {{wiktionary}} [[el:tooth]] [[en:tooth]] [[es:tooth]] [[fr:tooth]] [[ko:tooth]] [[hy:tooth]] [[io:tooth]] [[it:tooth]] [[hu:tooth]] [[ja:tooth]] [[pl:tooth]] [[ru:tooth]] [[sr:tooth]] [[fi:tooth]] [[ta:tooth]] [[tr:tooth]] [[zh:tooth]] 10819 2006-10-11T13:24:12Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:tooth]], [[vi:tooth]] ==Noun== {{noun|tooth|teeth}} #A '''tooth''' is a [[hard]], [[white]] thing in your [[mouth]]. You use your '''teeth''' to [[chew]] food. [[Image:ToothSection.jpg|thumb|A tooth]] [[Image:SpooSpas teeth.jpg|thumb|teeth]] {{wiktionary}} [[el:tooth]] [[en:tooth]] [[es:tooth]] [[fr:tooth]] [[ko:tooth]] [[hy:tooth]] [[io:tooth]] [[it:tooth]] [[kk:tooth]] [[hu:tooth]] [[ja:tooth]] [[pl:tooth]] [[ru:tooth]] [[sr:tooth]] [[fi:tooth]] [[ta:tooth]] [[vi:tooth]] [[tr:tooth]] [[zh:tooth]] 3272 8354 2006-08-01T19:31:35Z Kappa 92 #We use a '''boat''' to [[travel]] on [[water]]. A very big '''boat''' is called a [[ship]]. ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Mutandbarge.jpg|thumb|A boat with a [[sail]].]] #We use a '''boat''' to [[travel]] on [[water]]. A very big '''boat''' is called a [[ship]]. {{wiktionary}} 8393 2006-08-02T06:34:57Z Seahen 76 ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Mutandbarge.jpg|thumb|A boat with a [[sail]].]] #a [[vehicle]] used to [[travel]] on [[water]]. A very large boat is called a [[ship]]. {{wiktionary}} 8877 2006-08-21T19:17:54Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ang, de, el, en, es, fi, fr, gl, hu, hy, io, it, ko, pl, sv, ta, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Mutandbarge.jpg|thumb|A boat with a [[sail]].]] #a [[vehicle]] used to [[travel]] on [[water]]. A very large boat is called a [[ship]]. {{wiktionary}} [[ang:boat]] [[de:boat]] [[el:boat]] [[en:boat]] [[es:boat]] [[fr:boat]] [[gl:boat]] [[ko:boat]] [[hy:boat]] [[io:boat]] [[it:boat]] [[hu:boat]] [[pl:boat]] [[fi:boat]] [[sv:boat]] [[ta:boat]] [[zh:boat]] 9482 2006-09-10T11:28:36Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Mutandbarge.jpg|thumb|A boat with a [[sail]].]] #a [[vehicle]] used to [[travel]] on [[water]]. A very large boat is called a [[ship]]. {{wiktionary}} [[ang:boat]] [[de:boat]] [[el:boat]] [[en:boat]] [[es:boat]] [[fr:boat]] [[gl:boat]] [[ko:boat]] [[hy:boat]] [[io:boat]] [[it:boat]] [[hu:boat]] [[pl:boat]] [[fi:boat]] [[sv:boat]] [[ta:boat]] [[vi:boat]] [[zh:boat]] 10473 2006-10-07T10:56:25Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:boat]], [[uk:boat]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Mutandbarge.jpg|thumb|A boat with a [[sail]].]] #a [[vehicle]] used to [[travel]] on [[water]]. A very large boat is called a [[ship]]. {{wiktionary}} [[ang:boat]] [[de:boat]] [[el:boat]] [[en:boat]] [[es:boat]] [[fr:boat]] [[gl:boat]] [[ko:boat]] [[hy:boat]] [[io:boat]] [[it:boat]] [[kk:boat]] [[hu:boat]] [[pl:boat]] [[fi:boat]] [[sv:boat]] [[ta:boat]] [[vi:boat]] [[uk:boat]] [[zh:boat]] 11059 2006-10-14T20:55:06Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:boat]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Mutandbarge.jpg|thumb|A boat with a [[sail]].]] #a [[vehicle]] used to [[travel]] on [[water]]. A very large boat is called a [[ship]]. {{wiktionary}} [[ang:boat]] [[de:boat]] [[el:boat]] [[en:boat]] [[es:boat]] [[fr:boat]] [[gl:boat]] [[ko:boat]] [[hy:boat]] [[io:boat]] [[it:boat]] [[kk:boat]] [[hu:boat]] [[pl:boat]] [[ru:boat]] [[fi:boat]] [[sv:boat]] [[ta:boat]] [[vi:boat]] [[uk:boat]] [[zh:boat]] 13715 2006-12-12T20:18:08Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:boat]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Mutandbarge.jpg|thumb|A boat with a [[sail]].]] #a [[vehicle]] used to [[travel]] on [[water]]. A very large boat is called a [[ship]]. {{wiktionary}} [[ang:boat]] [[de:boat]] [[el:boat]] [[en:boat]] [[es:boat]] [[fa:boat]] [[fr:boat]] [[gl:boat]] [[ko:boat]] [[hy:boat]] [[io:boat]] [[it:boat]] [[kk:boat]] [[hu:boat]] [[pl:boat]] [[ru:boat]] [[fi:boat]] [[sv:boat]] [[ta:boat]] [[vi:boat]] [[uk:boat]] [[zh:boat]] 3273 8355 2006-08-01T20:44:31Z Kappa 92 A ball is a round thing. People often use them to play games. ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Soccerball.svg|thumb|A soccer ball]] #A ball is a [[round]] thing. People often use them to play games. [[Image:At_children%27s_level.jpg|thumb|Many balls]] 8827 2006-08-21T17:53:26Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, de, el, en, fi, fr, hu, hy, io, it, ko, ku, no, pl, pt, ru, sv, ta, uk, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Soccerball.svg|thumb|A soccer ball]] #A ball is a [[round]] thing. People often use them to play games. [[Image:At_children%27s_level.jpg|thumb|Many balls]] [[ar:ball]] [[de:ball]] [[el:ball]] [[en:ball]] [[fr:ball]] [[ko:ball]] [[hy:ball]] [[io:ball]] [[it:ball]] [[ku:ball]] [[hu:ball]] [[no:ball]] [[pl:ball]] [[pt:ball]] [[ru:ball]] [[fi:ball]] [[sv:ball]] [[ta:ball]] [[uk:ball]] [[zh:ball]] 9498 2006-09-10T11:31:27Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: zh-min-nan ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Soccerball.svg|thumb|A soccer ball]] #A ball is a [[round]] thing. People often use them to play games. [[Image:At_children%27s_level.jpg|thumb|Many balls]] [[ar:ball]] [[zh-min-nan:ball]] [[de:ball]] [[el:ball]] [[en:ball]] [[fr:ball]] [[ko:ball]] [[hy:ball]] [[io:ball]] [[it:ball]] [[ku:ball]] [[hu:ball]] [[no:ball]] [[pl:ball]] [[pt:ball]] [[ru:ball]] [[fi:ball]] [[sv:ball]] [[ta:ball]] [[uk:ball]] [[zh:ball]] 9978 2006-09-24T12:24:06Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[fa:ball]], [[vi:ball]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Soccerball.svg|thumb|A soccer ball]] #A ball is a [[round]] thing. People often use them to play games. [[Image:At_children%27s_level.jpg|thumb|Many balls]] [[ar:ball]] [[zh-min-nan:ball]] [[de:ball]] [[el:ball]] [[en:ball]] [[fa:ball]] [[fr:ball]] [[ko:ball]] [[hy:ball]] [[io:ball]] [[it:ball]] [[ku:ball]] [[hu:ball]] [[no:ball]] [[pl:ball]] [[pt:ball]] [[ru:ball]] [[fi:ball]] [[sv:ball]] [[ta:ball]] [[vi:ball]] [[uk:ball]] [[zh:ball]] 10420 2006-10-06T14:28:48Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:ball]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Soccerball.svg|thumb|A soccer ball]] #A ball is a [[round]] thing. People often use them to play games. [[Image:At_children%27s_level.jpg|thumb|Many balls]] [[ar:ball]] [[zh-min-nan:ball]] [[de:ball]] [[el:ball]] [[en:ball]] [[fa:ball]] [[fr:ball]] [[ko:ball]] [[hy:ball]] [[io:ball]] [[it:ball]] [[kk:ball]] [[ku:ball]] [[hu:ball]] [[no:ball]] [[pl:ball]] [[pt:ball]] [[ru:ball]] [[fi:ball]] [[sv:ball]] [[ta:ball]] [[vi:ball]] [[uk:ball]] [[zh:ball]] 10909 2006-10-13T06:19:48Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ja:ball]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Soccerball.svg|thumb|A soccer ball]] #A ball is a [[round]] thing. People often use them to play games. [[Image:At_children%27s_level.jpg|thumb|Many balls]] [[ar:ball]] [[zh-min-nan:ball]] [[de:ball]] [[el:ball]] [[en:ball]] [[fa:ball]] [[fr:ball]] [[ko:ball]] [[hy:ball]] [[io:ball]] [[it:ball]] [[kk:ball]] [[ku:ball]] [[hu:ball]] [[ja:ball]] [[no:ball]] [[pl:ball]] [[pt:ball]] [[ru:ball]] [[fi:ball]] [[sv:ball]] [[ta:ball]] [[vi:ball]] [[uk:ball]] [[zh:ball]] 12227 2006-11-12T18:04:16Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[is:ball]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Soccerball.svg|thumb|A soccer ball]] #A ball is a [[round]] thing. People often use them to play games. [[Image:At_children%27s_level.jpg|thumb|Many balls]] [[ar:ball]] [[zh-min-nan:ball]] [[de:ball]] [[el:ball]] [[en:ball]] [[fa:ball]] [[fr:ball]] [[ko:ball]] [[hy:ball]] [[io:ball]] [[is:ball]] [[it:ball]] [[kk:ball]] [[ku:ball]] [[hu:ball]] [[ja:ball]] [[no:ball]] [[pl:ball]] [[pt:ball]] [[ru:ball]] [[fi:ball]] [[sv:ball]] [[ta:ball]] [[vi:ball]] [[uk:ball]] [[zh:ball]] 12914 2006-11-28T05:13:01Z Coppertwig 139 moved picture ==Noun== {{noun}} #A ball is a [[round]] thing. People often use them to play games. [[Image:Soccerball.svg|thumb|left|A soccer ball]] [[Image:At_children%27s_level.jpg|thumb|Many balls]] [[ar:ball]] [[zh-min-nan:ball]] [[de:ball]] [[el:ball]] [[en:ball]] [[fa:ball]] [[fr:ball]] [[ko:ball]] [[hy:ball]] [[io:ball]] [[is:ball]] [[it:ball]] [[kk:ball]] [[ku:ball]] [[hu:ball]] [[ja:ball]] [[no:ball]] [[pl:ball]] [[pt:ball]] [[ru:ball]] [[fi:ball]] [[sv:ball]] [[ta:ball]] [[vi:ball]] [[uk:ball]] [[zh:ball]] 13028 2006-11-30T04:27:17Z Coppertwig 139 BE850 mark {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} #A ball is a [[round]] thing. People often use them to play games. [[Image:Soccerball.svg|thumb|left|A soccer ball]] [[Image:At_children%27s_level.jpg|thumb|Many balls]] [[ar:ball]] [[zh-min-nan:ball]] [[de:ball]] [[el:ball]] [[en:ball]] [[fa:ball]] [[fr:ball]] [[ko:ball]] [[hy:ball]] [[io:ball]] [[is:ball]] [[it:ball]] [[kk:ball]] [[ku:ball]] [[hu:ball]] [[ja:ball]] [[no:ball]] [[pl:ball]] [[pt:ball]] [[ru:ball]] [[fi:ball]] [[sv:ball]] [[ta:ball]] [[vi:ball]] [[uk:ball]] [[zh:ball]] 13810 2006-12-19T01:32:56Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ formatting {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''ball''' is a [[round]] thing. People often use them to play games. [[Image:Soccerball.svg|thumb|left|A soccer '''ball''']] [[Image:At_children%27s_level.jpg|thumb|Many '''balls''']] [[ar:ball]] [[zh-min-nan:ball]] [[de:ball]] [[el:ball]] [[en:ball]] [[fa:ball]] [[fr:ball]] [[ko:ball]] [[hy:ball]] [[io:ball]] [[is:ball]] [[it:ball]] [[kk:ball]] [[ku:ball]] [[hu:ball]] [[ja:ball]] [[no:ball]] [[pl:ball]] [[pt:ball]] [[ru:ball]] [[fi:ball]] [[sv:ball]] [[ta:ball]] [[vi:ball]] [[uk:ball]] [[zh:ball]] 3274 8356 2006-08-01T20:46:06Z Brett 77 ==Verb== {{verb|compare|compares|compared|comparing}} {{transitive verb}} & {{intransitive verb}} #If you '''compare''' two things, you look at, talk about, or think about ways how they are the [[same]] and how they are [[different]]. #:''I '''compared''' all different kinds of computers before buying this one.'' #:'''''Compared''' to the sun, the moon is quite small.'' 8921 2006-08-21T20:44:50Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, zh ==Verb== {{verb|compare|compares|compared|comparing}} {{transitive verb}} & {{intransitive verb}} #If you '''compare''' two things, you look at, talk about, or think about ways how they are the [[same]] and how they are [[different]]. #:''I '''compared''' all different kinds of computers before buying this one.'' #:'''''Compared''' to the sun, the moon is quite small.'' [[en:compare]] [[fr:compare]] [[io:compare]] [[it:compare]] [[hu:compare]] [[ja:compare]] [[fi:compare]] [[zh:compare]] 9522 2006-09-10T11:51:26Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Verb== {{verb|compare|compares|compared|comparing}} {{transitive verb}} & {{intransitive verb}} #If you '''compare''' two things, you look at, talk about, or think about ways how they are the [[same]] and how they are [[different]]. #:''I '''compared''' all different kinds of computers before buying this one.'' #:'''''Compared''' to the sun, the moon is quite small.'' [[en:compare]] [[fr:compare]] [[io:compare]] [[it:compare]] [[hu:compare]] [[ja:compare]] [[fi:compare]] [[vi:compare]] [[zh:compare]] 13195 2006-12-02T16:43:04Z Brett 77 /* Verb */ - "ways" ==Verb== {{verb|compare|compares|compared|comparing}} {{transitive verb}} & {{intransitive verb}} #If you '''compare''' two things, you look at, talk about, or think about how they are the [[same]] and how they are [[different]]. #:''I '''compared''' all different kinds of computers before buying this one.'' #:'''''Compared''' to the sun, the moon is quite small.'' [[en:compare]] [[fr:compare]] [[io:compare]] [[it:compare]] [[hu:compare]] [[ja:compare]] [[fi:compare]] [[vi:compare]] [[zh:compare]] 13855 2006-12-19T12:51:33Z Brett 77 ==Verb== {{verb|compare|compares|compared|comparing}} #{{TI verb}} If you '''compare''' two things, you look at, talk about, or think about how they are the [[same]] and how they are [[different]]. #:''I '''compared''' all different kinds of computers before buying this one.'' #:'''''Compared''' to the sun, the moon is quite small.'' [[en:compare]] [[fr:compare]] [[io:compare]] [[it:compare]] [[hu:compare]] [[ja:compare]] [[fi:compare]] [[vi:compare]] [[zh:compare]] 14007 2006-12-20T13:51:18Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:compare]] ==Verb== {{verb|compare|compares|compared|comparing}} #{{TI verb}} If you '''compare''' two things, you look at, talk about, or think about how they are the [[same]] and how they are [[different]]. #:''I '''compared''' all different kinds of computers before buying this one.'' #:'''''Compared''' to the sun, the moon is quite small.'' [[en:compare]] [[fa:compare]] [[fr:compare]] [[io:compare]] [[it:compare]] [[hu:compare]] [[ja:compare]] [[fi:compare]] [[vi:compare]] [[zh:compare]] 3275 8358 2006-08-01T20:48:37Z Kappa 92 #A clock is something which tells you what the [[time]] is. ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Big Ben Closeup.jpg|thumb|A clock]] #A clock is something which tells you what the [[time]] is. A small clock which you carry is called a [[watch]]. [[Image:Digital-clock-alarm.jpg|thumb|A digital clock]] 8894 2006-08-21T20:05:13Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, el, en, es, fi, fr, gl, hu, hy, io, it, ja, ko, sr, ta, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Big Ben Closeup.jpg|thumb|A clock]] #A clock is something which tells you what the [[time]] is. A small clock which you carry is called a [[watch]]. [[Image:Digital-clock-alarm.jpg|thumb|A digital clock]] [[ar:clock]] [[el:clock]] [[en:clock]] [[es:clock]] [[fr:clock]] [[gl:clock]] [[ko:clock]] [[hy:clock]] [[io:clock]] [[it:clock]] [[hu:clock]] [[ja:clock]] [[sr:clock]] [[fi:clock]] [[ta:clock]] [[zh:clock]] 9252 2006-08-23T12:12:36Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Big Ben Closeup.jpg|thumb|A clock]] #A clock is something which tells you what the [[time]] is. A small clock which you carry is called a [[watch]]. [[Image:Digital-clock-alarm.jpg|thumb|A digital clock]] [[ar:clock]] [[de:clock]] [[el:clock]] [[en:clock]] [[es:clock]] [[fr:clock]] [[gl:clock]] [[ko:clock]] [[hy:clock]] [[io:clock]] [[it:clock]] [[hu:clock]] [[ja:clock]] [[sr:clock]] [[fi:clock]] [[ta:clock]] [[zh:clock]] 9529 2006-09-10T11:52:36Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Big Ben Closeup.jpg|thumb|A clock]] #A clock is something which tells you what the [[time]] is. A small clock which you carry is called a [[watch]]. [[Image:Digital-clock-alarm.jpg|thumb|A digital clock]] [[ar:clock]] [[de:clock]] [[el:clock]] [[en:clock]] [[es:clock]] [[fr:clock]] [[gl:clock]] [[ko:clock]] [[hy:clock]] [[io:clock]] [[it:clock]] [[hu:clock]] [[ja:clock]] [[sr:clock]] [[fi:clock]] [[ta:clock]] [[vi:clock]] [[zh:clock]] 10006 2006-09-24T12:35:17Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[tr:clock]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Big Ben Closeup.jpg|thumb|A clock]] #A clock is something which tells you what the [[time]] is. A small clock which you carry is called a [[watch]]. [[Image:Digital-clock-alarm.jpg|thumb|A digital clock]] [[ar:clock]] [[de:clock]] [[el:clock]] [[en:clock]] [[es:clock]] [[fr:clock]] [[gl:clock]] [[ko:clock]] [[hy:clock]] [[io:clock]] [[it:clock]] [[hu:clock]] [[ja:clock]] [[sr:clock]] [[fi:clock]] [[ta:clock]] [[vi:clock]] [[tr:clock]] [[zh:clock]] 10586 2006-10-09T07:31:30Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:clock]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Big Ben Closeup.jpg|thumb|A clock]] #A clock is something which tells you what the [[time]] is. A small clock which you carry is called a [[watch]]. [[Image:Digital-clock-alarm.jpg|thumb|A digital clock]] [[ar:clock]] [[de:clock]] [[el:clock]] [[en:clock]] [[es:clock]] [[fr:clock]] [[gl:clock]] [[ko:clock]] [[hy:clock]] [[io:clock]] [[it:clock]] [[kk:clock]] [[hu:clock]] [[ja:clock]] [[sr:clock]] [[fi:clock]] [[ta:clock]] [[vi:clock]] [[tr:clock]] [[zh:clock]] 11124 2006-10-16T14:20:30Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:clock]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Big Ben Closeup.jpg|thumb|A clock]] #A clock is something which tells you what the [[time]] is. A small clock which you carry is called a [[watch]]. [[Image:Digital-clock-alarm.jpg|thumb|A digital clock]] [[ar:clock]] [[de:clock]] [[el:clock]] [[en:clock]] [[es:clock]] [[fr:clock]] [[gl:clock]] [[ko:clock]] [[hy:clock]] [[io:clock]] [[it:clock]] [[kk:clock]] [[hu:clock]] [[ja:clock]] [[ru:clock]] [[sr:clock]] [[fi:clock]] [[ta:clock]] [[vi:clock]] [[tr:clock]] [[zh:clock]] 3276 8359 2006-08-01T20:51:51Z Brett 77 ==Adjective== {{adjective|dirty|dirtier|dirtiest}} #If something is '''dirty''', it has dirt on it, or it is not clean. #:''After playing outside all day, her hands were all '''dirty'''.'' #:''You shouldn't say ''fuck'', ''shit'', and other '''dirty''' words.'' 8945 2006-08-21T21:36:17Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: el, en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, pl, ru, ta, uk, zh ==Adjective== {{adjective|dirty|dirtier|dirtiest}} #If something is '''dirty''', it has dirt on it, or it is not clean. #:''After playing outside all day, her hands were all '''dirty'''.'' #:''You shouldn't say ''fuck'', ''shit'', and other '''dirty''' words.'' [[el:dirty]] [[en:dirty]] [[fr:dirty]] [[io:dirty]] [[it:dirty]] [[hu:dirty]] [[pl:dirty]] [[ru:dirty]] [[fi:dirty]] [[ta:dirty]] [[uk:dirty]] [[zh:dirty]] 9572 2006-09-10T12:13:55Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy, vi ==Adjective== {{adjective|dirty|dirtier|dirtiest}} #If something is '''dirty''', it has dirt on it, or it is not clean. #:''After playing outside all day, her hands were all '''dirty'''.'' #:''You shouldn't say ''fuck'', ''shit'', and other '''dirty''' words.'' [[el:dirty]] [[en:dirty]] [[fr:dirty]] [[hy:dirty]] [[io:dirty]] [[it:dirty]] [[hu:dirty]] [[pl:dirty]] [[ru:dirty]] [[fi:dirty]] [[ta:dirty]] [[vi:dirty]] [[uk:dirty]] [[zh:dirty]] 10040 2006-09-24T12:47:25Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[es:dirty]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|dirty|dirtier|dirtiest}} #If something is '''dirty''', it has dirt on it, or it is not clean. #:''After playing outside all day, her hands were all '''dirty'''.'' #:''You shouldn't say ''fuck'', ''shit'', and other '''dirty''' words.'' [[el:dirty]] [[en:dirty]] [[es:dirty]] [[fr:dirty]] [[hy:dirty]] [[io:dirty]] [[it:dirty]] [[hu:dirty]] [[pl:dirty]] [[ru:dirty]] [[fi:dirty]] [[ta:dirty]] [[vi:dirty]] [[uk:dirty]] [[zh:dirty]] 10683 2006-10-09T23:01:22Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:dirty]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|dirty|dirtier|dirtiest}} #If something is '''dirty''', it has dirt on it, or it is not clean. #:''After playing outside all day, her hands were all '''dirty'''.'' #:''You shouldn't say ''fuck'', ''shit'', and other '''dirty''' words.'' [[el:dirty]] [[en:dirty]] [[es:dirty]] [[fr:dirty]] [[hy:dirty]] [[io:dirty]] [[it:dirty]] [[kk:dirty]] [[hu:dirty]] [[pl:dirty]] [[ru:dirty]] [[fi:dirty]] [[ta:dirty]] [[vi:dirty]] [[uk:dirty]] [[zh:dirty]] 3277 8360 2006-08-01T20:54:29Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} #Your '''cousin''' is the [[son]] or [[daughter]] or your [[aunt]] or [[uncle]]. #:''Every year at Christmas, I got to play with all my '''cousins''' at my grandma's house.'' {{family}} 8908 2006-08-21T20:24:51Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, el, en, et, fi, fr, gl, hu, io, it, ko, la, pl, ru, ta, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} #Your '''cousin''' is the [[son]] or [[daughter]] or your [[aunt]] or [[uncle]]. #:''Every year at Christmas, I got to play with all my '''cousins''' at my grandma's house.'' {{family}} [[de:cousin]] [[et:cousin]] [[el:cousin]] [[en:cousin]] [[fr:cousin]] [[gl:cousin]] [[ko:cousin]] [[io:cousin]] [[it:cousin]] [[la:cousin]] [[hu:cousin]] [[pl:cousin]] [[ru:cousin]] [[fi:cousin]] [[ta:cousin]] [[vi:cousin]] [[zh:cousin]] 9995 2006-09-24T12:32:10Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[tr:cousin]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #Your '''cousin''' is the [[son]] or [[daughter]] or your [[aunt]] or [[uncle]]. #:''Every year at Christmas, I got to play with all my '''cousins''' at my grandma's house.'' {{family}} [[de:cousin]] [[et:cousin]] [[el:cousin]] [[en:cousin]] [[fr:cousin]] [[gl:cousin]] [[ko:cousin]] [[io:cousin]] [[it:cousin]] [[la:cousin]] [[hu:cousin]] [[pl:cousin]] [[ru:cousin]] [[fi:cousin]] [[ta:cousin]] [[vi:cousin]] [[tr:cousin]] [[zh:cousin]] 13644 2006-12-11T12:45:55Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:cousin]], [[ja:cousin]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #Your '''cousin''' is the [[son]] or [[daughter]] or your [[aunt]] or [[uncle]]. #:''Every year at Christmas, I got to play with all my '''cousins''' at my grandma's house.'' {{family}} [[de:cousin]] [[et:cousin]] [[el:cousin]] [[en:cousin]] [[fa:cousin]] [[fr:cousin]] [[gl:cousin]] [[ko:cousin]] [[io:cousin]] [[it:cousin]] [[la:cousin]] [[hu:cousin]] [[ja:cousin]] [[pl:cousin]] [[ru:cousin]] [[fi:cousin]] [[ta:cousin]] [[vi:cousin]] [[tr:cousin]] [[zh:cousin]] 3278 8363 2006-08-01T21:17:08Z Brett 77 ==Adjective== {{adjective|loose|looser|loosest}} #If something is '''loose''', it moves easily or may come away from what it is [[attach]]ed to. #:''His tooth is '''loose''' and will probably come out in a day or two.'' #If somethign is '''loose''', it does not fit closely. #:''My pants are so '''loose''' that they keep falling down.'' ===Antonyms=== *[[tight]] ===Idioms=== *at '''loose''' ends *hang '''loose''' *on the '''loose''' 8364 2006-08-01T21:17:33Z Brett 77 ==Adjective== {{adjective|loose|looser|loosest}} #If something is '''loose''', it moves easily or may come away from what it is [[attach]]ed to. #:''His tooth is '''loose''' and will probably come out in a day or two.'' #If something is '''loose''', it does not fit closely. #:''My pants are so '''loose''' that they keep falling down.'' ===Antonyms=== *[[tight]] ===Idioms=== *at '''loose''' ends *hang '''loose''' *on the '''loose''' 9034 2006-08-22T00:27:10Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, et, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ru, zh ==Adjective== {{adjective|loose|looser|loosest}} #If something is '''loose''', it moves easily or may come away from what it is [[attach]]ed to. #:''His tooth is '''loose''' and will probably come out in a day or two.'' #If something is '''loose''', it does not fit closely. #:''My pants are so '''loose''' that they keep falling down.'' ===Antonyms=== *[[tight]] ===Idioms=== *at '''loose''' ends *hang '''loose''' *on the '''loose''' [[et:loose]] [[en:loose]] [[fr:loose]] [[io:loose]] [[it:loose]] [[hu:loose]] [[ru:loose]] [[fi:loose]] [[zh:loose]] 9674 2006-09-10T13:37:15Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Adjective== {{adjective|loose|looser|loosest}} #If something is '''loose''', it moves easily or may come away from what it is [[attach]]ed to. #:''His tooth is '''loose''' and will probably come out in a day or two.'' #If something is '''loose''', it does not fit closely. #:''My pants are so '''loose''' that they keep falling down.'' ===Antonyms=== *[[tight]] ===Idioms=== *at '''loose''' ends *hang '''loose''' *on the '''loose''' [[et:loose]] [[en:loose]] [[fr:loose]] [[io:loose]] [[it:loose]] [[hu:loose]] [[ru:loose]] [[fi:loose]] [[vi:loose]] [[zh:loose]] 10543 2006-10-08T20:10:41Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ta:loose]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|loose|looser|loosest}} #If something is '''loose''', it moves easily or may come away from what it is [[attach]]ed to. #:''His tooth is '''loose''' and will probably come out in a day or two.'' #If something is '''loose''', it does not fit closely. #:''My pants are so '''loose''' that they keep falling down.'' ===Antonyms=== *[[tight]] ===Idioms=== *at '''loose''' ends *hang '''loose''' *on the '''loose''' [[et:loose]] [[en:loose]] [[fr:loose]] [[io:loose]] [[it:loose]] [[hu:loose]] [[ru:loose]] [[fi:loose]] [[ta:loose]] [[vi:loose]] [[zh:loose]] 13694 2006-12-12T15:18:18Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:loose]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|loose|looser|loosest}} #If something is '''loose''', it moves easily or may come away from what it is [[attach]]ed to. #:''His tooth is '''loose''' and will probably come out in a day or two.'' #If something is '''loose''', it does not fit closely. #:''My pants are so '''loose''' that they keep falling down.'' ===Antonyms=== *[[tight]] ===Idioms=== *at '''loose''' ends *hang '''loose''' *on the '''loose''' [[et:loose]] [[en:loose]] [[fa:loose]] [[fr:loose]] [[io:loose]] [[it:loose]] [[hu:loose]] [[ru:loose]] [[fi:loose]] [[ta:loose]] [[vi:loose]] [[zh:loose]] 3279 8365 2006-08-01T21:20:46Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} Also {{mass noun}} #A '''noise''' is a [[sound]], usually one that you you don't want. #:''There's too much '''noise'''. I can't hear what she's saying.'' 8367 2006-08-02T01:11:51Z Kappa 92 typo ==Noun== {{noun}} Also {{mass noun}} #A '''noise''' is a [[sound]], usually one that you don't want. #:''There's too much '''noise'''. I can't hear what she's saying.'' 9068 2006-08-22T01:21:03Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ang, en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, pt, ta, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} Also {{mass noun}} #A '''noise''' is a [[sound]], usually one that you don't want. #:''There's too much '''noise'''. I can't hear what she's saying.'' [[ang:noise]] [[en:noise]] [[fr:noise]] [[io:noise]] [[it:noise]] [[hu:noise]] [[pt:noise]] [[fi:noise]] [[ta:noise]] [[vi:noise]] [[zh:noise]] 9694 2006-09-10T13:42:14Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy ==Noun== {{noun}} Also {{mass noun}} #A '''noise''' is a [[sound]], usually one that you don't want. #:''There's too much '''noise'''. I can't hear what she's saying.'' [[ang:noise]] [[en:noise]] [[fr:noise]] [[hy:noise]] [[io:noise]] [[it:noise]] [[hu:noise]] [[pt:noise]] [[fi:noise]] [[ta:noise]] [[vi:noise]] [[zh:noise]] 10165 2006-09-24T13:40:53Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[tr:noise]] ==Noun== {{noun}} Also {{mass noun}} #A '''noise''' is a [[sound]], usually one that you don't want. #:''There's too much '''noise'''. I can't hear what she's saying.'' [[ang:noise]] [[en:noise]] [[fr:noise]] [[hy:noise]] [[io:noise]] [[it:noise]] [[hu:noise]] [[pt:noise]] [[fi:noise]] [[ta:noise]] [[vi:noise]] [[tr:noise]] [[zh:noise]] 10772 2006-10-10T20:34:46Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[uk:noise]] ==Noun== {{noun}} Also {{mass noun}} #A '''noise''' is a [[sound]], usually one that you don't want. #:''There's too much '''noise'''. I can't hear what she's saying.'' [[ang:noise]] [[en:noise]] [[fr:noise]] [[hy:noise]] [[io:noise]] [[it:noise]] [[hu:noise]] [[pt:noise]] [[fi:noise]] [[ta:noise]] [[vi:noise]] [[tr:noise]] [[uk:noise]] [[zh:noise]] 11619 2006-10-29T20:45:59Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:noise]] ==Noun== {{noun}} Also {{mass noun}} #A '''noise''' is a [[sound]], usually one that you don't want. #:''There's too much '''noise'''. I can't hear what she's saying.'' [[ang:noise]] [[en:noise]] [[fr:noise]] [[hy:noise]] [[io:noise]] [[it:noise]] [[hu:noise]] [[pt:noise]] [[ru:noise]] [[fi:noise]] [[ta:noise]] [[vi:noise]] [[tr:noise]] [[uk:noise]] [[zh:noise]] 14153 2006-12-21T07:25:24Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:noise]] ==Noun== {{noun}} Also {{mass noun}} #A '''noise''' is a [[sound]], usually one that you don't want. #:''There's too much '''noise'''. I can't hear what she's saying.'' [[ang:noise]] [[en:noise]] [[fa:noise]] [[fr:noise]] [[hy:noise]] [[io:noise]] [[it:noise]] [[hu:noise]] [[pt:noise]] [[ru:noise]] [[fi:noise]] [[ta:noise]] [[vi:noise]] [[tr:noise]] [[uk:noise]] [[zh:noise]] 14307 2006-12-22T02:01:20Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} # ({{countable}} & {{mass noun}}) A '''noise''' is a [[sound]], usually one that you don't want. #:''There's too much '''noise'''. I can't hear what she's saying.'' [[ang:noise]] [[en:noise]] [[fa:noise]] [[fr:noise]] [[hy:noise]] [[io:noise]] [[it:noise]] [[hu:noise]] [[pt:noise]] [[ru:noise]] [[fi:noise]] [[ta:noise]] [[vi:noise]] [[tr:noise]] [[uk:noise]] [[zh:noise]] 3280 8366 2006-08-01T21:46:11Z Brett 77 ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} ''only before the noun'' #The '''upper''' thing is the one that is in a [[higher]] [[position]]. #:''The '''upper''' floors of the building are for offices and the lower floors for housing.'' 9193 2006-08-22T05:18:36Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, en, fi, fr, hu, zh ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} ''only before the noun'' #The '''upper''' thing is the one that is in a [[higher]] [[position]]. #:''The '''upper''' floors of the building are for offices and the lower floors for housing.'' [[ar:upper]] [[en:upper]] [[fr:upper]] [[hu:upper]] [[fi:upper]] [[zh:upper]] 9912 2006-09-24T11:37:24Z Tangobot 116 Robot: Automated text replacement (-{{adjective2}} +{{adjective}}) ==Adjective== {{adjective}} ''only before the noun'' #The '''upper''' thing is the one that is in a [[higher]] [[position]]. #:''The '''upper''' floors of the building are for offices and the lower floors for housing.'' [[ar:upper]] [[en:upper]] [[fr:upper]] [[hu:upper]] [[fi:upper]] [[zh:upper]] 11177 2006-10-17T06:54:33Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[io:upper]], [[vi:upper]] ==Adjective== {{adjective}} ''only before the noun'' #The '''upper''' thing is the one that is in a [[higher]] [[position]]. #:''The '''upper''' floors of the building are for offices and the lower floors for housing.'' [[ar:upper]] [[en:upper]] [[fr:upper]] [[io:upper]] [[hu:upper]] [[fi:upper]] [[vi:upper]] [[zh:upper]] 13917 2006-12-19T22:40:41Z Brett 77 ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # (''only before the noun'') The '''upper''' thing is the one that is in a [[higher]] [[position]]. #:''The '''upper''' floors of the building are for offices and the lower floors for housing.'' [[ar:upper]] [[en:upper]] [[fr:upper]] [[io:upper]] [[hu:upper]] [[fi:upper]] [[vi:upper]] [[zh:upper]] 3281 8368 2006-08-02T01:26:12Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} #Your '''aunt''' is the [[sister]] of your [[mother]] or [[father]]. #:''After my parents died, we went to live with my '''aunt'''.'' {{family}} 8841 2006-08-21T18:08:37Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, en, fa, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, ko, la, pl, sv ==Noun== {{noun}} #Your '''aunt''' is the [[sister]] of your [[mother]] or [[father]]. #:''After my parents died, we went to live with my '''aunt'''.'' {{family}} [[de:aunt]] [[en:aunt]] [[fa:aunt]] [[fr:aunt]] [[ko:aunt]] [[io:aunt]] [[it:aunt]] [[la:aunt]] [[hu:aunt]] [[ja:aunt]] [[pl:aunt]] [[fi:aunt]] [[sv:aunt]] 9465 2006-09-10T11:15:51Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy, vi ==Noun== {{noun}} #Your '''aunt''' is the [[sister]] of your [[mother]] or [[father]]. #:''After my parents died, we went to live with my '''aunt'''.'' {{family}} [[de:aunt]] [[en:aunt]] [[fa:aunt]] [[fr:aunt]] [[ko:aunt]] [[hy:aunt]] [[io:aunt]] [[it:aunt]] [[la:aunt]] [[hu:aunt]] [[ja:aunt]] [[pl:aunt]] [[fi:aunt]] [[sv:aunt]] [[vi:aunt]] 9941 2006-09-24T12:10:20Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ta:aunt]], [[tr:aunt]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #Your '''aunt''' is the [[sister]] of your [[mother]] or [[father]]. #:''After my parents died, we went to live with my '''aunt'''.'' {{family}} [[de:aunt]] [[en:aunt]] [[fa:aunt]] [[fr:aunt]] [[ko:aunt]] [[hy:aunt]] [[io:aunt]] [[it:aunt]] [[la:aunt]] [[hu:aunt]] [[ja:aunt]] [[pl:aunt]] [[fi:aunt]] [[sv:aunt]] [[ta:aunt]] [[vi:aunt]] [[tr:aunt]] 11105 2006-10-15T19:57:12Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:aunt]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #Your '''aunt''' is the [[sister]] of your [[mother]] or [[father]]. #:''After my parents died, we went to live with my '''aunt'''.'' {{family}} [[de:aunt]] [[en:aunt]] [[fa:aunt]] [[fr:aunt]] [[ko:aunt]] [[hy:aunt]] [[io:aunt]] [[it:aunt]] [[la:aunt]] [[hu:aunt]] [[ja:aunt]] [[pl:aunt]] [[ru:aunt]] [[fi:aunt]] [[sv:aunt]] [[ta:aunt]] [[vi:aunt]] [[tr:aunt]] 3282 8369 2006-08-02T01:27:12Z Kappa 92 #A '''cause''' makes something happen. #To '''cause''' something is to make it happen. ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''cause''' makes something happen. #:''The '''cause''' of the fire was lightning. ==Verb== {{verb|cause|causes|caused|causing}} #To '''cause''' something is to make it happen. #:''His careless driving '''caused''' the car accident. {{wikipedia}} {{wiktionary}} 8378 2006-08-02T01:52:42Z Brett 77 /* Verb */ added intransitive tag ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''cause''' makes something happen. #:''The '''cause''' of the fire was lightning. ==Verb== {{verb|cause|causes|caused|causing}} {{transitive verb}} #To '''cause''' something is to make it happen. #:''His careless driving '''caused''' the car accident. {{wikipedia}} {{wiktionary}} 8869 2006-08-21T19:03:34Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, de, el, en, et, fa, fi, fr, gl, hu, hy, io, it, ja, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''cause''' makes something happen. #:''The '''cause''' of the fire was lightning. ==Verb== {{verb|cause|causes|caused|causing}} {{transitive verb}} #To '''cause''' something is to make it happen. #:''His careless driving '''caused''' the car accident. {{wikipedia}} {{wiktionary}} [[ar:cause]] [[de:cause]] [[et:cause]] [[el:cause]] [[en:cause]] [[fa:cause]] [[fr:cause]] [[gl:cause]] [[hy:cause]] [[io:cause]] [[it:cause]] [[hu:cause]] [[ja:cause]] [[fi:cause]] [[vi:cause]] [[zh:cause]] 9994 2006-09-24T12:32:00Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ta:cause]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''cause''' makes something happen. #:''The '''cause''' of the fire was lightning. ==Verb== {{verb|cause|causes|caused|causing}} {{transitive verb}} #To '''cause''' something is to make it happen. #:''His careless driving '''caused''' the car accident. {{wikipedia}} {{wiktionary}} [[ar:cause]] [[de:cause]] [[et:cause]] [[el:cause]] [[en:cause]] [[fa:cause]] [[fr:cause]] [[gl:cause]] [[hy:cause]] [[io:cause]] [[it:cause]] [[hu:cause]] [[ja:cause]] [[fi:cause]] [[ta:cause]] [[vi:cause]] [[zh:cause]] 10523 2006-10-08T13:32:16Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:cause]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''cause''' makes something happen. #:''The '''cause''' of the fire was lightning. ==Verb== {{verb|cause|causes|caused|causing}} {{transitive verb}} #To '''cause''' something is to make it happen. #:''His careless driving '''caused''' the car accident. {{wikipedia}} {{wiktionary}} [[ar:cause]] [[de:cause]] [[et:cause]] [[el:cause]] [[en:cause]] [[fa:cause]] [[fr:cause]] [[gl:cause]] [[hy:cause]] [[io:cause]] [[it:cause]] [[kk:cause]] [[hu:cause]] [[ja:cause]] [[fi:cause]] [[ta:cause]] [[vi:cause]] [[zh:cause]] 10915 2006-10-13T07:50:55Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[pt:cause]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''cause''' makes something happen. #:''The '''cause''' of the fire was lightning. ==Verb== {{verb|cause|causes|caused|causing}} {{transitive verb}} #To '''cause''' something is to make it happen. #:''His careless driving '''caused''' the car accident. {{wikipedia}} {{wiktionary}} [[ar:cause]] [[de:cause]] [[et:cause]] [[el:cause]] [[en:cause]] [[fa:cause]] [[fr:cause]] [[gl:cause]] [[hy:cause]] [[io:cause]] [[it:cause]] [[kk:cause]] [[hu:cause]] [[ja:cause]] [[pt:cause]] [[fi:cause]] [[ta:cause]] [[vi:cause]] [[zh:cause]] 11903 2006-11-09T16:17:16Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ru:cause]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''cause''' makes something happen. #:''The '''cause''' of the fire was lightning. ==Verb== {{verb|cause|causes|caused|causing}} {{transitive verb}} #To '''cause''' something is to make it happen. #:''His careless driving '''caused''' the car accident. {{wikipedia}} {{wiktionary}} [[ar:cause]] [[de:cause]] [[et:cause]] [[el:cause]] [[en:cause]] [[fa:cause]] [[fr:cause]] [[gl:cause]] [[hy:cause]] [[io:cause]] [[it:cause]] [[kk:cause]] [[hu:cause]] [[ja:cause]] [[pt:cause]] [[ru:cause]] [[fi:cause]] [[ta:cause]] [[vi:cause]] [[zh:cause]] 3283 8370 2006-08-02T01:29:41Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''cottage''' is a small [[house]], usually in the [[countryside]]. #:''When we were young, we spent the summers at a '''cottage''' on Canoe Lake.'' 8910 2006-08-21T20:28:18Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: da, en, fr, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''cottage''' is a small [[house]], usually in the [[countryside]]. #:''When we were young, we spent the summers at a '''cottage''' on Canoe Lake.'' [[da:cottage]] [[en:cottage]] [[fr:cottage]] [[vi:cottage]] [[zh:cottage]] 11251 2006-10-18T01:51:55Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:cottage]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''cottage''' is a small [[house]], usually in the [[countryside]]. #:''When we were young, we spent the summers at a '''cottage''' on Canoe Lake.'' [[da:cottage]] [[en:cottage]] [[fr:cottage]] [[ru:cottage]] [[vi:cottage]] [[zh:cottage]] 14332 2006-12-22T06:42:50Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[io:cottage]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''cottage''' is a small [[house]], usually in the [[countryside]]. #:''When we were young, we spent the summers at a '''cottage''' on Canoe Lake.'' [[da:cottage]] [[en:cottage]] [[fr:cottage]] [[io:cottage]] [[ru:cottage]] [[vi:cottage]] [[zh:cottage]] 3284 8371 2006-08-02T01:40:25Z Kappa 92 #'''Bones''' are the hard, white things inside your body. They give your body its shape. ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Humerus ant.jpg|100px|thumb|A bone]] #'''Bones''' are the hard, white things inside your body. They give your body its shape. 8876 2006-08-21T19:15:14Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ang, ar, de, el, en, fi, fr, gl, hu, hy, io, it, ja, pt, ru, sr, ta, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Humerus ant.jpg|100px|thumb|A bone]] #'''Bones''' are the hard, white things inside your body. They give your body its shape. [[ang:bone]] [[ar:bone]] [[de:bone]] [[el:bone]] [[en:bone]] [[fr:bone]] [[gl:bone]] [[hy:bone]] [[io:bone]] [[it:bone]] [[hu:bone]] [[ja:bone]] [[pt:bone]] [[ru:bone]] [[sr:bone]] [[fi:bone]] [[ta:bone]] [[zh:bone]] 9481 2006-09-10T11:28:26Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: es, vi ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Humerus ant.jpg|100px|thumb|A bone]] #'''Bones''' are the hard, white things inside your body. They give your body its shape. [[ang:bone]] [[ar:bone]] [[de:bone]] [[el:bone]] [[en:bone]] [[es:bone]] [[fr:bone]] [[gl:bone]] [[hy:bone]] [[io:bone]] [[it:bone]] [[hu:bone]] [[ja:bone]] [[pt:bone]] [[ru:bone]] [[sr:bone]] [[fi:bone]] [[ta:bone]] [[vi:bone]] [[zh:bone]] 10477 2006-10-07T12:36:52Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:bone]], [[uk:bone]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Humerus ant.jpg|100px|thumb|A bone]] #'''Bones''' are the hard, white things inside your body. They give your body its shape. [[ang:bone]] [[ar:bone]] [[de:bone]] [[el:bone]] [[en:bone]] [[es:bone]] [[fr:bone]] [[gl:bone]] [[hy:bone]] [[io:bone]] [[it:bone]] [[kk:bone]] [[hu:bone]] [[ja:bone]] [[pt:bone]] [[ru:bone]] [[sr:bone]] [[fi:bone]] [[ta:bone]] [[vi:bone]] [[uk:bone]] [[zh:bone]] 13911 2006-12-19T22:26:16Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:bone]], [[tr:bone]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Humerus ant.jpg|100px|thumb|A bone]] #'''Bones''' are the hard, white things inside your body. They give your body its shape. [[ang:bone]] [[ar:bone]] [[de:bone]] [[el:bone]] [[en:bone]] [[es:bone]] [[fa:bone]] [[fr:bone]] [[gl:bone]] [[hy:bone]] [[io:bone]] [[it:bone]] [[kk:bone]] [[hu:bone]] [[ja:bone]] [[pt:bone]] [[ru:bone]] [[sr:bone]] [[fi:bone]] [[ta:bone]] [[vi:bone]] [[tr:bone]] [[uk:bone]] [[zh:bone]] 3285 8372 2006-08-02T01:41:25Z Brett 77 An '''intrasitive preposition''' is one that licenses no complements. Traditional grammar lumps these together with [[adverbs]]. [[Category:Prepositions]] 3286 8373 2006-08-02T01:42:48Z Brett 77 ''intransitive'' [[Category:Intransitive prepositions]] [[Category:Prepositions]] 3287 8374 2006-08-02T01:46:22Z Kappa 92 #A '''circle''' is a [[round]] [[shape]]. ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Circle - black simple.svg|thumb|A circle]] #A '''circle''' is a [[round]] [[shape]]. #:''Please put your chairs in a '''circle'''. #:''The dog was running in '''circles'''. <br clear=all> ==Verb== {{verb|circle|circles|circled|circling}} #To '''circle''' something is to move around it. #:''The earth '''circles''' the sun once a year. 8379 2006-08-02T01:54:04Z Brett 77 /* Verb */ another example ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Circle - black simple.svg|thumb|A circle]] #A '''circle''' is a [[round]] [[shape]]. #:''Please put your chairs in a '''circle'''. #:''The dog was running in '''circles'''. <br clear=all> ==Verb== {{verb|circle|circles|circled|circling}} #To '''circle''' something is to move around it. #:''The earth '''circles''' the sun once a year. #:''Using your pencil, please '''circle''' the correct answer.'' 8380 2006-08-02T01:54:49Z Brett 77 transitive tag ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Circle - black simple.svg|thumb|A circle]] #A '''circle''' is a [[round]] [[shape]]. #:''Please put your chairs in a '''circle'''. #:''The dog was running in '''circles'''. <br clear=all> ==Verb== {{verb|circle|circles|circled|circling}} {{transitive verb}} & {{intransitive verb}} #To '''circle''' something is to move around it. #:''The earth '''circles''' the sun once a year. #:''Using your pencil, please '''circle''' the correct answer.'' 8897 2006-08-21T20:10:41Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, el, en, fi, fr, gl, hu, hy, io, it, ru, ta, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Circle - black simple.svg|thumb|A circle]] #A '''circle''' is a [[round]] [[shape]]. #:''Please put your chairs in a '''circle'''. #:''The dog was running in '''circles'''. <br clear=all> ==Verb== {{verb|circle|circles|circled|circling}} {{transitive verb}} & {{intransitive verb}} #To '''circle''' something is to move around it. #:''The earth '''circles''' the sun once a year. #:''Using your pencil, please '''circle''' the correct answer.'' [[ar:circle]] [[el:circle]] [[en:circle]] [[fr:circle]] [[gl:circle]] [[hy:circle]] [[io:circle]] [[it:circle]] [[hu:circle]] [[ru:circle]] [[fi:circle]] [[ta:circle]] [[zh:circle]] 9532 2006-09-10T11:53:06Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: pt, vi ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Circle - black simple.svg|thumb|A circle]] #A '''circle''' is a [[round]] [[shape]]. #:''Please put your chairs in a '''circle'''. #:''The dog was running in '''circles'''. <br clear=all> ==Verb== {{verb|circle|circles|circled|circling}} {{transitive verb}} & {{intransitive verb}} #To '''circle''' something is to move around it. #:''The earth '''circles''' the sun once a year. #:''Using your pencil, please '''circle''' the correct answer.'' [[ar:circle]] [[el:circle]] [[en:circle]] [[fr:circle]] [[gl:circle]] [[hy:circle]] [[io:circle]] [[it:circle]] [[hu:circle]] [[pt:circle]] [[ru:circle]] [[fi:circle]] [[ta:circle]] [[vi:circle]] [[zh:circle]] 10570 2006-10-09T03:42:11Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:circle]], [[uk:circle]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Circle - black simple.svg|thumb|A circle]] #A '''circle''' is a [[round]] [[shape]]. #:''Please put your chairs in a '''circle'''. #:''The dog was running in '''circles'''. <br clear=all> ==Verb== {{verb|circle|circles|circled|circling}} {{transitive verb}} & {{intransitive verb}} #To '''circle''' something is to move around it. #:''The earth '''circles''' the sun once a year. #:''Using your pencil, please '''circle''' the correct answer.'' [[ar:circle]] [[el:circle]] [[en:circle]] [[fr:circle]] [[gl:circle]] [[hy:circle]] [[io:circle]] [[it:circle]] [[kk:circle]] [[hu:circle]] [[pt:circle]] [[ru:circle]] [[fi:circle]] [[ta:circle]] [[vi:circle]] [[uk:circle]] [[zh:circle]] 14157 2006-12-21T08:18:26Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:circle]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Circle - black simple.svg|thumb|A circle]] #A '''circle''' is a [[round]] [[shape]]. #:''Please put your chairs in a '''circle'''. #:''The dog was running in '''circles'''. <br clear=all> ==Verb== {{verb|circle|circles|circled|circling}} {{transitive verb}} & {{intransitive verb}} #To '''circle''' something is to move around it. #:''The earth '''circles''' the sun once a year. #:''Using your pencil, please '''circle''' the correct answer.'' [[ar:circle]] [[el:circle]] [[en:circle]] [[fa:circle]] [[fr:circle]] [[gl:circle]] [[hy:circle]] [[io:circle]] [[it:circle]] [[kk:circle]] [[hu:circle]] [[pt:circle]] [[ru:circle]] [[fi:circle]] [[ta:circle]] [[vi:circle]] [[uk:circle]] [[zh:circle]] 3288 8376 2006-08-02T01:49:39Z Brett 77 ==Preposition== {{intransitive preposition}} #You use '''now''' when you want to say that something is true at this [[time]]. It is also used for things a short time in the [[future]] or a short time in the [[past]]. #:''I had many problems before, but I'm OK '''now'''.'' #:''What did you say just '''now'''?'' #You use '''now''' at the beginning of a sentence to get people's attention. #:'''''Now''', I'd like to hear from other people too.'' 8387 2006-08-02T02:19:04Z Kappa 92 adverb (#2 might be an interjection) ==Adverb== #You use '''now''' when you want to say that something is true at this [[time]]. It is also used for things a short time in the [[future]] or a short time in the [[past]]. #:''I had many problems before, but I'm OK '''now'''.'' #:''What did you say just '''now'''?'' #You use '''now''' at the beginning of a sentence to get people's attention. #:'''''Now''', I'd like to hear from other people too.'' 9067 2006-08-22T01:19:33Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: el, en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, ko, pl, pt, scn, ta, zh ==Adverb== #You use '''now''' when you want to say that something is true at this [[time]]. It is also used for things a short time in the [[future]] or a short time in the [[past]]. #:''I had many problems before, but I'm OK '''now'''.'' #:''What did you say just '''now'''?'' #You use '''now''' at the beginning of a sentence to get people's attention. #:'''''Now''', I'd like to hear from other people too.'' [[el:now]] [[en:now]] [[fr:now]] [[ko:now]] [[io:now]] [[it:now]] [[hu:now]] [[ja:now]] [[pl:now]] [[pt:now]] [[scn:now]] [[fi:now]] [[ta:now]] [[zh:now]] 10163 2006-09-24T13:40:33Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[fa:now]] ==Adverb== #You use '''now''' when you want to say that something is true at this [[time]]. It is also used for things a short time in the [[future]] or a short time in the [[past]]. #:''I had many problems before, but I'm OK '''now'''.'' #:''What did you say just '''now'''?'' #You use '''now''' at the beginning of a sentence to get people's attention. #:'''''Now''', I'd like to hear from other people too.'' [[el:now]] [[en:now]] [[fa:now]] [[fr:now]] [[ko:now]] [[io:now]] [[it:now]] [[hu:now]] [[ja:now]] [[pl:now]] [[pt:now]] [[scn:now]] [[fi:now]] [[ta:now]] [[zh:now]] 10875 2006-10-12T10:07:50Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:now]], [[uk:now]], [[vi:now]] ==Adverb== #You use '''now''' when you want to say that something is true at this [[time]]. It is also used for things a short time in the [[future]] or a short time in the [[past]]. #:''I had many problems before, but I'm OK '''now'''.'' #:''What did you say just '''now'''?'' #You use '''now''' at the beginning of a sentence to get people's attention. #:'''''Now''', I'd like to hear from other people too.'' [[el:now]] [[en:now]] [[fa:now]] [[fr:now]] [[ko:now]] [[io:now]] [[it:now]] [[kk:now]] [[hu:now]] [[ja:now]] [[pl:now]] [[pt:now]] [[scn:now]] [[fi:now]] [[ta:now]] [[vi:now]] [[uk:now]] [[zh:now]] 13929 2006-12-19T23:31:54Z Brett 77 + template ==Adverb== {{adverb}} #You use '''now''' when you want to say that something is true at this [[time]]. It is also used for things a short time in the [[future]] or a short time in the [[past]]. #:''I had many problems before, but I'm OK '''now'''.'' #:''What did you say just '''now'''?'' #You use '''now''' at the beginning of a sentence to get people's attention. #:'''''Now''', I'd like to hear from other people too.'' [[el:now]] [[en:now]] [[fa:now]] [[fr:now]] [[ko:now]] [[io:now]] [[it:now]] [[kk:now]] [[hu:now]] [[ja:now]] [[pl:now]] [[pt:now]] [[scn:now]] [[fi:now]] [[ta:now]] [[vi:now]] [[uk:now]] [[zh:now]] 14146 2006-12-21T05:46:23Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ku:now]] ==Adverb== {{adverb}} #You use '''now''' when you want to say that something is true at this [[time]]. It is also used for things a short time in the [[future]] or a short time in the [[past]]. #:''I had many problems before, but I'm OK '''now'''.'' #:''What did you say just '''now'''?'' #You use '''now''' at the beginning of a sentence to get people's attention. #:'''''Now''', I'd like to hear from other people too.'' [[el:now]] [[en:now]] [[fa:now]] [[fr:now]] [[ko:now]] [[io:now]] [[it:now]] [[kk:now]] [[ku:now]] [[hu:now]] [[ja:now]] [[pl:now]] [[pt:now]] [[scn:now]] [[fi:now]] [[ta:now]] [[vi:now]] [[uk:now]] [[zh:now]] 3289 8381 2006-08-02T01:56:41Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''row''' of thing is a [[line]] of them, usually going from side to side. #:''OK, students, can you please put your desks in five '''rows'''?'' ===Related words=== *[[column]] 8382 2006-08-02T01:56:57Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''row''' of things is a [[line]] of them, usually going from side to side. #:''OK, students, can you please put your desks in five '''rows'''?'' ===Related words=== *[[column]] 9135 2006-08-22T03:23:39Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, es, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ru, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''row''' of things is a [[line]] of them, usually going from side to side. #:''OK, students, can you please put your desks in five '''rows'''?'' ===Related words=== *[[column]] [[en:row]] [[es:row]] [[fr:row]] [[io:row]] [[it:row]] [[hu:row]] [[ru:row]] [[fi:row]] [[zh:row]] 9755 2006-09-10T14:24:26Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ta, vi ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''row''' of things is a [[line]] of them, usually going from side to side. #:''OK, students, can you please put your desks in five '''rows'''?'' ===Related words=== *[[column]] [[en:row]] [[es:row]] [[fr:row]] [[io:row]] [[it:row]] [[hu:row]] [[ru:row]] [[fi:row]] [[ta:row]] [[vi:row]] [[zh:row]] 12006 2006-11-09T17:52:51Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[th:row]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''row''' of things is a [[line]] of them, usually going from side to side. #:''OK, students, can you please put your desks in five '''rows'''?'' ===Related words=== *[[column]] [[en:row]] [[es:row]] [[fr:row]] [[io:row]] [[it:row]] [[hu:row]] [[ru:row]] [[fi:row]] [[ta:row]] [[th:row]] [[vi:row]] [[zh:row]] 3290 8383 2006-08-02T01:59:12Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''slave''' is a person who is [[own]]ed by a [[master]] and who [[work]]s for that master, but receives no--or almost no--money. ==Verb== {{verb|slave|slaves|slaved|slaving}} {{intransitive verb}} 9121 2006-08-22T03:07:35Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ang, de, en, et, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ko, pl, ru, vi ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''slave''' is a person who is [[own]]ed by a [[master]] and who [[work]]s for that master, but receives no--or almost no--money. ==Verb== {{verb|slave|slaves|slaved|slaving}} {{intransitive verb}} [[ang:slave]] [[de:slave]] [[et:slave]] [[en:slave]] [[fr:slave]] [[ko:slave]] [[io:slave]] [[it:slave]] [[hu:slave]] [[pl:slave]] [[ru:slave]] [[fi:slave]] [[vi:slave]] 9797 2006-09-10T14:43:20Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ta ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''slave''' is a person who is [[own]]ed by a [[master]] and who [[work]]s for that master, but receives no--or almost no--money. ==Verb== {{verb|slave|slaves|slaved|slaving}} {{intransitive verb}} [[ang:slave]] [[de:slave]] [[et:slave]] [[en:slave]] [[fr:slave]] [[ko:slave]] [[io:slave]] [[it:slave]] [[hu:slave]] [[pl:slave]] [[ru:slave]] [[fi:slave]] [[ta:slave]] [[vi:slave]] 13829 2006-12-19T08:24:33Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:slave]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''slave''' is a person who is [[own]]ed by a [[master]] and who [[work]]s for that master, but receives no--or almost no--money. ==Verb== {{verb|slave|slaves|slaved|slaving}} {{intransitive verb}} [[ang:slave]] [[de:slave]] [[et:slave]] [[en:slave]] [[fa:slave]] [[fr:slave]] [[ko:slave]] [[io:slave]] [[it:slave]] [[hu:slave]] [[pl:slave]] [[ru:slave]] [[fi:slave]] [[ta:slave]] [[vi:slave]] 14282 2006-12-21T20:50:53Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:slave]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''slave''' is a person who is [[own]]ed by a [[master]] and who [[work]]s for that master, but receives no--or almost no--money. ==Verb== {{verb|slave|slaves|slaved|slaving}} {{intransitive verb}} [[ang:slave]] [[de:slave]] [[et:slave]] [[en:slave]] [[fa:slave]] [[fr:slave]] [[ko:slave]] [[io:slave]] [[it:slave]] [[kk:slave]] [[hu:slave]] [[pl:slave]] [[ru:slave]] [[fi:slave]] [[ta:slave]] [[vi:slave]] 3291 8384 2006-08-02T02:09:46Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{mass noun}} [[Image:Bauernkatze.jpg|thumb|a cat on some straw]] #'''Straw''' is dried grasses, such as wheat, without the seeds. Animals sleep on it, and people make hats and mats out of it. {{noun}} [[Image:Drink%26Straw.JPG|thumb|a straw in a drink]] #A '''straw''' is a thin [[hollow]] [[tube]] that you drink through. 9170 2006-08-22T04:35:23Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, zh ==Noun== {{mass noun}} [[Image:Bauernkatze.jpg|thumb|a cat on some straw]] #'''Straw''' is dried grasses, such as wheat, without the seeds. Animals sleep on it, and people make hats and mats out of it. {{noun}} [[Image:Drink%26Straw.JPG|thumb|a straw in a drink]] #A '''straw''' is a thin [[hollow]] [[tube]] that you drink through. [[en:straw]] [[fr:straw]] [[io:straw]] [[it:straw]] [[hu:straw]] [[fi:straw]] [[zh:straw]] 9787 2006-09-10T14:41:40Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ta ==Noun== {{mass noun}} [[Image:Bauernkatze.jpg|thumb|a cat on some straw]] #'''Straw''' is dried grasses, such as wheat, without the seeds. Animals sleep on it, and people make hats and mats out of it. {{noun}} [[Image:Drink%26Straw.JPG|thumb|a straw in a drink]] #A '''straw''' is a thin [[hollow]] [[tube]] that you drink through. [[en:straw]] [[fr:straw]] [[io:straw]] [[it:straw]] [[hu:straw]] [[fi:straw]] [[ta:straw]] [[zh:straw]] 10947 2006-10-13T17:30:49Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[vi:straw]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} [[Image:Bauernkatze.jpg|thumb|a cat on some straw]] #'''Straw''' is dried grasses, such as wheat, without the seeds. Animals sleep on it, and people make hats and mats out of it. {{noun}} [[Image:Drink%26Straw.JPG|thumb|a straw in a drink]] #A '''straw''' is a thin [[hollow]] [[tube]] that you drink through. [[en:straw]] [[fr:straw]] [[io:straw]] [[it:straw]] [[hu:straw]] [[fi:straw]] [[ta:straw]] [[vi:straw]] [[zh:straw]] 12047 2006-11-09T18:08:34Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ru:straw]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} [[Image:Bauernkatze.jpg|thumb|a cat on some straw]] #'''Straw''' is dried grasses, such as wheat, without the seeds. Animals sleep on it, and people make hats and mats out of it. {{noun}} [[Image:Drink%26Straw.JPG|thumb|a straw in a drink]] #A '''straw''' is a thin [[hollow]] [[tube]] that you drink through. [[en:straw]] [[fr:straw]] [[io:straw]] [[it:straw]] [[hu:straw]] [[ru:straw]] [[fi:straw]] [[ta:straw]] [[vi:straw]] [[zh:straw]] 3292 8385 2006-08-02T02:10:56Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} #Your '''uncle''' is the [[brother]] of your [[mother]] or [[father]]. {{family}} 9196 2006-08-22T05:22:17Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: el, en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, ko, la, pl, ru, sv, ta, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} #Your '''uncle''' is the [[brother]] of your [[mother]] or [[father]]. {{family}} [[el:uncle]] [[en:uncle]] [[fr:uncle]] [[ko:uncle]] [[io:uncle]] [[it:uncle]] [[la:uncle]] [[hu:uncle]] [[ja:uncle]] [[pl:uncle]] [[ru:uncle]] [[fi:uncle]] [[sv:uncle]] [[ta:uncle]] [[zh:uncle]] 10257 2006-09-24T14:16:49Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ar:uncle]], [[hy:uncle]], [[tr:uncle]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #Your '''uncle''' is the [[brother]] of your [[mother]] or [[father]]. {{family}} [[ar:uncle]] [[el:uncle]] [[en:uncle]] [[fr:uncle]] [[ko:uncle]] [[hy:uncle]] [[io:uncle]] [[it:uncle]] [[la:uncle]] [[hu:uncle]] [[ja:uncle]] [[pl:uncle]] [[ru:uncle]] [[fi:uncle]] [[sv:uncle]] [[ta:uncle]] [[tr:uncle]] [[zh:uncle]] 10823 2006-10-11T14:06:49Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[vi:uncle]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #Your '''uncle''' is the [[brother]] of your [[mother]] or [[father]]. {{family}} [[ar:uncle]] [[el:uncle]] [[en:uncle]] [[fr:uncle]] [[ko:uncle]] [[hy:uncle]] [[io:uncle]] [[it:uncle]] [[la:uncle]] [[hu:uncle]] [[ja:uncle]] [[pl:uncle]] [[ru:uncle]] [[fi:uncle]] [[sv:uncle]] [[ta:uncle]] [[vi:uncle]] [[tr:uncle]] [[zh:uncle]] 12777 2006-11-26T22:40:52Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[pt:uncle]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #Your '''uncle''' is the [[brother]] of your [[mother]] or [[father]]. {{family}} [[ar:uncle]] [[el:uncle]] [[en:uncle]] [[fr:uncle]] [[ko:uncle]] [[hy:uncle]] [[io:uncle]] [[it:uncle]] [[la:uncle]] [[hu:uncle]] [[ja:uncle]] [[pl:uncle]] [[pt:uncle]] [[ru:uncle]] [[fi:uncle]] [[sv:uncle]] [[ta:uncle]] [[vi:uncle]] [[tr:uncle]] [[zh:uncle]] 3293 8386 2006-08-02T02:16:11Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''yard''' is the [[area]] around a house. #:''The children went out to play in the '''yard'''.'' #A '''yard''' is an [[imperial]] [[measure]] of [[length]]. One yard is three feet or 91.44 cm. #:''A soccer field is 110 '''yards''' long.'' 9226 2006-08-22T06:07:24Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ang, el, en, fi, fr, io, it, ko, nl, pl, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''yard''' is the [[area]] around a house. #:''The children went out to play in the '''yard'''.'' #A '''yard''' is an [[imperial]] [[measure]] of [[length]]. One yard is three feet or 91.44 cm. #:''A soccer field is 110 '''yards''' long.'' [[ang:yard]] [[el:yard]] [[en:yard]] [[fr:yard]] [[ko:yard]] [[io:yard]] [[it:yard]] [[nl:yard]] [[pl:yard]] [[fi:yard]] [[vi:yard]] [[zh:yard]] 9820 2006-09-10T15:13:19Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ta ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''yard''' is the [[area]] around a house. #:''The children went out to play in the '''yard'''.'' #A '''yard''' is an [[imperial]] [[measure]] of [[length]]. One yard is three feet or 91.44 cm. #:''A soccer field is 110 '''yards''' long.'' [[ang:yard]] [[el:yard]] [[en:yard]] [[fr:yard]] [[ko:yard]] [[io:yard]] [[it:yard]] [[nl:yard]] [[pl:yard]] [[fi:yard]] [[ta:yard]] [[vi:yard]] [[zh:yard]] 11370 2006-10-19T10:33:49Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:yard]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''yard''' is the [[area]] around a house. #:''The children went out to play in the '''yard'''.'' #A '''yard''' is an [[imperial]] [[measure]] of [[length]]. One yard is three feet or 91.44 cm. #:''A soccer field is 110 '''yards''' long.'' [[ang:yard]] [[el:yard]] [[en:yard]] [[fr:yard]] [[ko:yard]] [[io:yard]] [[it:yard]] [[nl:yard]] [[pl:yard]] [[ru:yard]] [[fi:yard]] [[ta:yard]] [[vi:yard]] [[zh:yard]] 13640 2006-12-11T09:05:05Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ku:yard]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''yard''' is the [[area]] around a house. #:''The children went out to play in the '''yard'''.'' #A '''yard''' is an [[imperial]] [[measure]] of [[length]]. One yard is three feet or 91.44 cm. #:''A soccer field is 110 '''yards''' long.'' [[ang:yard]] [[el:yard]] [[en:yard]] [[fr:yard]] [[ko:yard]] [[io:yard]] [[it:yard]] [[ku:yard]] [[nl:yard]] [[pl:yard]] [[ru:yard]] [[fi:yard]] [[ta:yard]] [[vi:yard]] [[zh:yard]] 3294 8388 2006-08-02T02:33:16Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''couple''' is two (2) things that go together. #:''Can you lend me a '''couple''' of dollars?'' #:''John and Susan make a nice '''couple''', don't they?'' ==Verb== {{verb|couple|couples|coupled|coupling}} {{transitive verb}} #If you '''couple''' two things, you [[join]] them together. {{intransitive verb}} #If two people '''couple''', they have [[sex]]. 8909 2006-08-21T20:27:07Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, en, et, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ru, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''couple''' is two (2) things that go together. #:''Can you lend me a '''couple''' of dollars?'' #:''John and Susan make a nice '''couple''', don't they?'' ==Verb== {{verb|couple|couples|coupled|coupling}} {{transitive verb}} #If you '''couple''' two things, you [[join]] them together. {{intransitive verb}} #If two people '''couple''', they have [[sex]]. [[ar:couple]] [[et:couple]] [[en:couple]] [[fr:couple]] [[io:couple]] [[it:couple]] [[hu:couple]] [[ru:couple]] [[fi:couple]] [[vi:couple]] [[zh:couple]] 9996 2006-09-24T12:32:20Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ta:couple]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''couple''' is two (2) things that go together. #:''Can you lend me a '''couple''' of dollars?'' #:''John and Susan make a nice '''couple''', don't they?'' ==Verb== {{verb|couple|couples|coupled|coupling}} {{transitive verb}} #If you '''couple''' two things, you [[join]] them together. {{intransitive verb}} #If two people '''couple''', they have [[sex]]. [[ar:couple]] [[et:couple]] [[en:couple]] [[fr:couple]] [[io:couple]] [[it:couple]] [[hu:couple]] [[ru:couple]] [[fi:couple]] [[ta:couple]] [[vi:couple]] [[zh:couple]] 11920 2006-11-09T16:27:04Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ku:couple]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''couple''' is two (2) things that go together. #:''Can you lend me a '''couple''' of dollars?'' #:''John and Susan make a nice '''couple''', don't they?'' ==Verb== {{verb|couple|couples|coupled|coupling}} {{transitive verb}} #If you '''couple''' two things, you [[join]] them together. {{intransitive verb}} #If two people '''couple''', they have [[sex]]. [[ar:couple]] [[et:couple]] [[en:couple]] [[fr:couple]] [[io:couple]] [[it:couple]] [[ku:couple]] [[hu:couple]] [[ru:couple]] [[fi:couple]] [[ta:couple]] [[vi:couple]] [[zh:couple]] 12479 2006-11-17T02:02:35Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''couple''' is two (2) things that go together. #:''Can you lend me a '''couple''' of dollars?'' #:''John and Susan make a nice '''couple''', don't they?'' ==Verb== {{verb|couple|couples|coupled|coupling}} {{transitive verb}} #If you '''couple''' two things, you [[join]] them together. {{intransitive verb}} #If two people '''couple''', they have [[sex]]. [[ar:couple]] [[et:couple]] [[en:couple]] [[fr:couple]] [[io:couple]] [[it:couple]] [[ku:couple]] [[hu:couple]] [[ru:couple]] [[fi:couple]] [[ta:couple]] [[vi:couple]] [[zh:couple]] 3295 8389 2006-08-02T02:53:18Z Brett 77 While ''now'' is traditionally called an adverb, it is better analysed as a preposition. The standard definition of a preposition ("prepositions are always followed by a noun, noun phrase, or nominalization.") is seriously flawed. What about being followed by adverbs other prepositions, etc.? Put it ''in'' there. That's enough ''for'' now. It came ''from'' within. He came ''out'' ''from'' behind the curtain. I was totally confused ''as'' ''to'' how it could have happened. I worked there ''until'' recently. Let's talk ''about'' whether we can do it or not. No other word class changes simply by virtue of having a complement or not. Verbs are transitive or intransitive, and so are prepositions. Thus, prepositions are a relatively closed class of words with no productive morphological process for forming them. The most central memebers typically express spacial relations or serve to mark various syntactic functions and semantic roles. (See the Cambridge Grammar of the English Language, Ch 7) ''Now'' fits this definition. In 2, it is still a preposition, although it's functioning as an adjunct discourse connective. 8390 2006-08-02T02:57:50Z Brett 77 While ''now'' is traditionally called an adverb, it is better analysed as a preposition. The standard definition of a preposition ("prepositions are always followed by a noun, noun phrase, or nominalization.") is seriously flawed. What about being followed by adverbs other prepositions, etc.? Or being followed by nothing at all? Put it ''in'' there. That's enough ''for'' now. It came ''from'' within. He came ''out'' ''from'' behind the curtain. I was totally confused ''as'' ''to'' how it could have happened. I worked there ''until'' recently. Let's talk ''about'' whether we can do it or not. No other word class changes simply by virtue of having a complement or not. Verbs are transitive or intransitive, and so are prepositions. Thus, prepositions are a relatively closed class of words with no productive morphological process for forming them. The most central memebers typically express spacial relations or serve to mark various syntactic functions and semantic roles. They can be transitive or intransitive. (See the Cambridge Grammar of the English Language, Ch 7) ''Now'' fits this definition. In 2, it is still a preposition, although it's functioning as an adjunct discourse connective. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:57, 2 August 2006 (UTC) 8419 2006-08-02T22:49:19Z Kappa 92 response While ''now'' is traditionally called an adverb, it is better analysed as a preposition. The standard definition of a preposition ("prepositions are always followed by a noun, noun phrase, or nominalization.") is seriously flawed. What about being followed by adverbs other prepositions, etc.? Or being followed by nothing at all? :Put it ''in'' there. :That's enough ''for'' now. :It came ''from'' within. :He came ''out'' ''from'' behind the curtain. :I was totally confused ''as'' ''to'' how it could have happened. :I worked there ''until'' recently. :Let's talk ''about'' whether we can do it or not. No other word class changes simply by virtue of having a complement or not. Verbs are transitive or intransitive, and so are prepositions. Thus, prepositions are a relatively closed class of words with no productive morphological process for forming them. The most central members typically express spacial relations or serve to mark various syntactic functions and semantic roles. They can be transitive or intransitive. (See the Cambridge Grammar of the English Language, Ch 7) ''Now'' fits this definition. In 2, it is still a preposition, although it's functioning as an adjunct discourse connective. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:57, 2 August 2006 (UTC) * So you analyse "out" in "come out" as a preposition, and then "now" in "come now" is also a preposition because it fulfills the same kind of function? Personally, if it was a preposition, I would expect it to be at least possible to put a noun or something after it to make an adverbial phrase. Also it would simplify matters if we followed the main wiktionary's lead on these things. Anyway, revert my change if you wish, and we can mention it at the wiktionary talk page for community input (assuming anyone else has an opinion, LOL). [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 22:49, 2 August 2006 (UTC) 8428 2006-08-03T01:57:21Z Brett 77 While ''now'' is traditionally called an adverb, it is better analysed as a preposition. The standard definition of a preposition ("prepositions are always followed by a noun, noun phrase, or nominalization.") is seriously flawed. What about being followed by adverbs other prepositions, etc.? Or being followed by nothing at all? :Put it ''in'' there. :That's enough ''for'' now. :It came ''from'' within. :He came ''out'' ''from'' behind the curtain. :I was totally confused ''as'' ''to'' how it could have happened. :I worked there ''until'' recently. :Let's talk ''about'' whether we can do it or not. No other word class changes simply by virtue of having a complement or not. Verbs are transitive or intransitive, and so are prepositions. Thus, prepositions are a relatively closed class of words with no productive morphological process for forming them. The most central members typically express spacial relations or serve to mark various syntactic functions and semantic roles. They can be transitive or intransitive. (See the Cambridge Grammar of the English Language, Ch 7) ''Now'' fits this definition. In 2, it is still a preposition, although it's functioning as an adjunct discourse connective. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:57, 2 August 2006 (UTC) * So you analyse "out" in "come out" as a preposition, and then "now" in "come now" is also a preposition because it fulfills the same kind of function? Personally, if it was a preposition, I would expect it to be at least possible to put a noun or something after it to make an adverbial phrase. Also it would simplify matters if we followed the main wiktionary's lead on these things. Anyway, revert my change if you wish, and we can mention it at the wiktionary talk page for community input (assuming anyone else has an opinion, LOL). [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 22:49, 2 August 2006 (UTC) ::Yes and no. Yes, ''now'' is a preposition, yes, but it's important not to confuse the way the work is functioning in phrase structure with the word class. For example, as Geoffrey Pullum put it in an e-mail to me, "although adverbs often act as adjuncts in clauses and in adjective phrases, other kinds of words can do the same. In ''the harder they fall'', we have ''the'' as a determinative functioning as a pre-head modifier in an adjective phrase the way adverbs often function. That does NOT mean ''the'' is an adverb!"--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:57, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ::It would simplify things if we followed the main witionary's lead, but it wouldn't always make things better for our audience. 8429 2006-08-03T02:02:13Z Brett 77 While ''now'' is traditionally called an adverb, it is better analysed as a preposition. The standard definition of a preposition ("prepositions are always followed by a noun, noun phrase, or nominalization.") is seriously flawed. What about being followed by adverbs other prepositions, etc.? Or being followed by nothing at all? :Put it ''in'' there. :That's enough ''for'' now. :It came ''from'' within. :He came ''out'' ''from'' behind the curtain. :I was totally confused ''as'' ''to'' how it could have happened. :I worked there ''until'' recently. :Let's talk ''about'' whether we can do it or not. No other word class changes simply by virtue of having a complement or not. Verbs are transitive or intransitive, and so are prepositions. Thus, prepositions are a relatively closed class of words with no productive morphological process for forming them. The most central members typically express spacial relations or serve to mark various syntactic functions and semantic roles. They can be transitive or intransitive. (See the Cambridge Grammar of the English Language, Ch 7) ''Now'' fits this definition. In 2, it is still a preposition, although it's functioning as an adjunct discourse connective. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:57, 2 August 2006 (UTC) * So you analyse "out" in "come out" as a preposition, and then "now" in "come now" is also a preposition because it fulfills the same kind of function? Personally, if it was a preposition, I would expect it to be at least possible to put a noun or something after it to make an adverbial phrase. Also it would simplify matters if we followed the main wiktionary's lead on these things. Anyway, revert my change if you wish, and we can mention it at the wiktionary talk page for community input (assuming anyone else has an opinion, LOL). [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 22:49, 2 August 2006 (UTC) ::Yes and no. Yes, ''now'' is a preposition, but it's important not to confuse the way the word is functioning in phrase structure with the word class. For example, as Geoffrey Pullum put it in an e-mail to me, "although adverbs often act as adjuncts in clauses and in adjective phrases, other kinds of words can do the same. In ''the harder they fall'', we have ''the'' as a determinative functioning as a pre-head modifier in an adjective phrase the way adverbs often function. That does NOT mean ''the'' is an adverb!" ::It would simplify things if we followed the main witionary's lead, but it wouldn't always make things better for our audience.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:57, 3 August 2006 (UTC) 8444 2006-08-03T03:31:47Z Cromwellt 61 My 2 cents While ''now'' is traditionally called an adverb, it is better analysed as a preposition. The standard definition of a preposition ("prepositions are always followed by a noun, noun phrase, or nominalization.") is seriously flawed. What about being followed by adverbs other prepositions, etc.? Or being followed by nothing at all? :Put it ''in'' there. :That's enough ''for'' now. :It came ''from'' within. :He came ''out'' ''from'' behind the curtain. :I was totally confused ''as'' ''to'' how it could have happened. :I worked there ''until'' recently. :Let's talk ''about'' whether we can do it or not. No other word class changes simply by virtue of having a complement or not. Verbs are transitive or intransitive, and so are prepositions. Thus, prepositions are a relatively closed class of words with no productive morphological process for forming them. The most central members typically express spacial relations or serve to mark various syntactic functions and semantic roles. They can be transitive or intransitive. (See the Cambridge Grammar of the English Language, Ch 7) ''Now'' fits this definition. In 2, it is still a preposition, although it's functioning as an adjunct discourse connective. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:57, 2 August 2006 (UTC) * So you analyse "out" in "come out" as a preposition, and then "now" in "come now" is also a preposition because it fulfills the same kind of function? Personally, if it was a preposition, I would expect it to be at least possible to put a noun or something after it to make an adverbial phrase. Also it would simplify matters if we followed the main wiktionary's lead on these things. Anyway, revert my change if you wish, and we can mention it at the wiktionary talk page for community input (assuming anyone else has an opinion, LOL). [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 22:49, 2 August 2006 (UTC) ::Yes and no. Yes, ''now'' is a preposition, but it's important not to confuse the way the word is functioning in phrase structure with the word class. For example, as Geoffrey Pullum put it in an e-mail to me, "although adverbs often act as adjuncts in clauses and in adjective phrases, other kinds of words can do the same. In ''the harder they fall'', we have ''the'' as a determinative functioning as a pre-head modifier in an adjective phrase the way adverbs often function. That does NOT mean ''the'' is an adverb!" ::It would simplify things if we followed the main witionary's lead, but it wouldn't always make things better for our audience.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:57, 3 August 2006 (UTC) :::Though I admit that I haven't looked over the entry itself yet, I thought I'd throw my two cents in here. I think that ''now'' serves as an adverb in most cases (''We will now go to the store'') like ''tomorrow'' and other adverbs of time, and perhaps as a preposition in others. However, when a preposition follows a verb (as in "come out"), it is often but not always acting as a part of the verb, making it phrasal. I personally define prepositions as words which connect nouns (etc.) to the rest of the sentence. But I do think you have a point regarding being followed by adverbs (as in, "from now on"). I've also tried to define it as a word which shows the relationship between two or more things (''I am between the chairs''), but found that to be much too narrow ("according to Bob" doesn't fit, for example). In the case of prepositions following verbs (e.g. He went in), most of them are a part of the phrasal verb and in that context do not require an object. When they are not part of the verb that they follow (e.g. It is the document I want in writing), they always have objects, as far as I can tell, even if that object is an adverb. :::Your examples are interesting, but mostly unconvincing: :::*Put it ''in'' there. ::::"There" is a demonstrative pronoun in this case, which substitutes for a noun such as "the cupboard". :::*That's enough ''for'' now. ::::"For" is not always a preposition. Is it one here? :::*It came ''from'' within. ::::"From within" is another prepositional phrase, and here the noun is understood ("within Betty" or "within her heart", perhaps). :::*He came ''out'' ''from'' behind the curtain. ::::"Out from behind" is not three prepositions, it is a single prepositional phrase, with "curtain" as its object. :::*I was totally confused ''as'' ''to'' how it could have happened. ::::"How it could have happened" is a subordinate clause which acts as a noun (as in, "How it could have happened is that John came in...."). Additionally, "as to" is a single prepositional phrase, which you could easily replace with "regarding" (a preposition). :::*I worked there ''until'' recently. ::::This seems to be another prep + adv. :::*Let's talk ''about'' whether we can do it or not. ::::This is another subordinate clause, which also acts like a noun. :::I really like the discussion! I agree that sometimes we must place our audience before the example of EWikt. Let's make this wiktionary GREAT! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 03:31, 3 August 2006 (UTC) 3296 8392 2006-08-02T06:33:27Z Seahen 76 ==Noun== #a [[plant]] that makes [[wood]]. 8420 2006-08-02T22:55:24Z Kappa 92 #A '''tree''' is a tall [[plant]] that makes [[wood]]. + picture ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Sequoiadendron giganteum at Kenilworth Castle.jpg|thumb|A tree]] #A '''tree''' is a tall [[plant]] that makes [[wood]]. 9207 2006-08-22T05:34:59Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ang, de, en, es, fi, fr, hu, hy, io, it, ja, ko, la, pl, pt, ru, sr, sv, ta, th, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Sequoiadendron giganteum at Kenilworth Castle.jpg|thumb|A tree]] #A '''tree''' is a tall [[plant]] that makes [[wood]]. [[ang:tree]] [[de:tree]] [[en:tree]] [[es:tree]] [[fr:tree]] [[ko:tree]] [[hy:tree]] [[io:tree]] [[it:tree]] [[la:tree]] [[hu:tree]] [[ja:tree]] [[pl:tree]] [[pt:tree]] [[ru:tree]] [[sr:tree]] [[fi:tree]] [[sv:tree]] [[ta:tree]] [[th:tree]] [[zh:tree]] 9250 2006-08-23T03:04:42Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: af ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Sequoiadendron giganteum at Kenilworth Castle.jpg|thumb|A tree]] #A '''tree''' is a tall [[plant]] that makes [[wood]]. [[af:tree]] [[ang:tree]] [[de:tree]] [[en:tree]] [[es:tree]] [[fr:tree]] [[ko:tree]] [[hy:tree]] [[io:tree]] [[it:tree]] [[la:tree]] [[hu:tree]] [[ja:tree]] [[pl:tree]] [[pt:tree]] [[ru:tree]] [[sr:tree]] [[fi:tree]] [[sv:tree]] [[ta:tree]] [[th:tree]] [[zh:tree]] 10243 2006-09-24T14:13:12Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[tr:tree]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Sequoiadendron giganteum at Kenilworth Castle.jpg|thumb|A tree]] #A '''tree''' is a tall [[plant]] that makes [[wood]]. [[af:tree]] [[ang:tree]] [[de:tree]] [[en:tree]] [[es:tree]] [[fr:tree]] [[ko:tree]] [[hy:tree]] [[io:tree]] [[it:tree]] [[la:tree]] [[hu:tree]] [[ja:tree]] [[pl:tree]] [[pt:tree]] [[ru:tree]] [[sr:tree]] [[fi:tree]] [[sv:tree]] [[ta:tree]] [[th:tree]] [[tr:tree]] [[zh:tree]] 10827 2006-10-11T15:07:48Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: el, kk, uk, vi ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Sequoiadendron giganteum at Kenilworth Castle.jpg|thumb|A tree]] #A '''tree''' is a tall [[plant]] that makes [[wood]]. [[af:tree]] [[ang:tree]] [[de:tree]] [[el:tree]] [[en:tree]] [[es:tree]] [[fr:tree]] [[ko:tree]] [[hy:tree]] [[io:tree]] [[it:tree]] [[kk:tree]] [[la:tree]] [[hu:tree]] [[ja:tree]] [[pl:tree]] [[pt:tree]] [[ru:tree]] [[sr:tree]] [[fi:tree]] [[sv:tree]] [[ta:tree]] [[th:tree]] [[vi:tree]] [[tr:tree]] [[uk:tree]] [[zh:tree]] 3297 8395 2006-08-02T06:39:12Z Seahen 76 ==Noun== #a place where [[book]]s are kept. 8396 2006-08-02T06:41:20Z Seahen 76 [[Image:Library book shelves.jpg|Bookshelves at a library.]] ==Noun== #a place where [[book]]s are kept, usually on [[shelf|shelves]]. #a public library, where people can borrow books. 8397 2006-08-02T06:42:04Z Seahen 76 Picture too big [[Image:Library book shelves.jpg|thumb|right|Bookshelves at a library.]] ==Noun== #a place where [[book]]s are kept, usually on [[shelf|shelves]]. #a public library, where people can borrow books. 9052 2006-08-22T00:46:10Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: el, en, fi, fr, hu, hy, io, it, ja, ko, pt, ta, zh [[Image:Library book shelves.jpg|thumb|right|Bookshelves at a library.]] ==Noun== #a place where [[book]]s are kept, usually on [[shelf|shelves]]. #a public library, where people can borrow books. [[el:library]] [[en:library]] [[fr:library]] [[ko:library]] [[hy:library]] [[io:library]] [[it:library]] [[hu:library]] [[ja:library]] [[pt:library]] [[fi:library]] [[ta:library]] [[zh:library]] 9671 2006-09-10T13:25:43Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: tl, vi [[Image:Library book shelves.jpg|thumb|right|Bookshelves at a library.]] ==Noun== #a place where [[book]]s are kept, usually on [[shelf|shelves]]. #a public library, where people can borrow books. [[el:library]] [[en:library]] [[fr:library]] [[ko:library]] [[hy:library]] [[io:library]] [[it:library]] [[hu:library]] [[ja:library]] [[pt:library]] [[fi:library]] [[tl:library]] [[ta:library]] [[vi:library]] [[zh:library]] 10503 2006-10-08T06:52:47Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:library]], [[uk:library]] [[Image:Library book shelves.jpg|thumb|right|Bookshelves at a library.]] ==Noun== #a place where [[book]]s are kept, usually on [[shelf|shelves]]. #a public library, where people can borrow books. [[el:library]] [[en:library]] [[fr:library]] [[ko:library]] [[hy:library]] [[io:library]] [[it:library]] [[kk:library]] [[hu:library]] [[ja:library]] [[pt:library]] [[fi:library]] [[tl:library]] [[ta:library]] [[vi:library]] [[uk:library]] [[zh:library]] 3298 8399 2006-08-02T07:02:13Z Seahen 76 ==Noun== #a material like [[paper]], but [[thick]]er and [[stiff]]er. #:Cardboard is used to make [[box]]es. 8418 2006-08-02T22:24:29Z Kappa 92 format ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #'''Cardboard''' is a material like [[paper]], but [[thick]]er and [[stiff]]er. #:''Cardboard is used to make [[box]]es. 8851 2006-08-21T18:34:23Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, hu, io, it, vi, zh ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #'''Cardboard''' is a material like [[paper]], but [[thick]]er and [[stiff]]er. #:''Cardboard is used to make [[box]]es. [[en:cardboard]] [[io:cardboard]] [[it:cardboard]] [[hu:cardboard]] [[fi:cardboard]] [[vi:cardboard]] [[zh:cardboard]] 9467 2006-09-10T11:25:55Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ta ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #'''Cardboard''' is a material like [[paper]], but [[thick]]er and [[stiff]]er. #:''Cardboard is used to make [[box]]es. [[en:cardboard]] [[io:cardboard]] [[it:cardboard]] [[hu:cardboard]] [[fi:cardboard]] [[ta:cardboard]] [[vi:cardboard]] [[zh:cardboard]] 3299 8401 2006-08-02T15:26:59Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} #In [[grammar]], a '''sentence''' is a group of words that follow normal grammar rules, and that, in writing, begins with a [[capital]] letter and ends with a [[period]] '.', [[question mark]] '?', or [[exclamation mark]] '!'. Usually a '''sentence''' has a [[subject]], [[verb]], and [[object]]. #:''The first '''sentence''' in the Jewish holy book is, "In the beginning God created the heaven and the earth."'' #In [[law]], a '''sentence''' is the [[punishment]] that a [[judge]] gives to a [[criminal]]. #:''He received a 15-year '''sentence''' for the murder of his friend.'' ==Verb== {{verb|sentence|sentences|sentenced|sentencing}} {{transitive verb}} #If a [[judge]] '''sentences''' someone, they decide on a [[punishment]] for a [[crime]]. #:''He was '''sentenced''' to 15 years in jail for the murder of his friend.'' 9145 2006-08-22T03:41:09Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, en, et, fa, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, ko, pl, pt, ta, vi ==Noun== {{noun}} #In [[grammar]], a '''sentence''' is a group of words that follow normal grammar rules, and that, in writing, begins with a [[capital]] letter and ends with a [[period]] '.', [[question mark]] '?', or [[exclamation mark]] '!'. Usually a '''sentence''' has a [[subject]], [[verb]], and [[object]]. #:''The first '''sentence''' in the Jewish holy book is, "In the beginning God created the heaven and the earth."'' #In [[law]], a '''sentence''' is the [[punishment]] that a [[judge]] gives to a [[criminal]]. #:''He received a 15-year '''sentence''' for the murder of his friend.'' ==Verb== {{verb|sentence|sentences|sentenced|sentencing}} {{transitive verb}} #If a [[judge]] '''sentences''' someone, they decide on a [[punishment]] for a [[crime]]. #:''He was '''sentenced''' to 15 years in jail for the murder of his friend.'' [[de:sentence]] [[et:sentence]] [[en:sentence]] [[fa:sentence]] [[fr:sentence]] [[ko:sentence]] [[io:sentence]] [[it:sentence]] [[hu:sentence]] [[ja:sentence]] [[pl:sentence]] [[pt:sentence]] [[fi:sentence]] [[ta:sentence]] [[vi:sentence]] 10802 2006-10-11T09:20:10Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[zh:sentence]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #In [[grammar]], a '''sentence''' is a group of words that follow normal grammar rules, and that, in writing, begins with a [[capital]] letter and ends with a [[period]] '.', [[question mark]] '?', or [[exclamation mark]] '!'. Usually a '''sentence''' has a [[subject]], [[verb]], and [[object]]. #:''The first '''sentence''' in the Jewish holy book is, "In the beginning God created the heaven and the earth."'' #In [[law]], a '''sentence''' is the [[punishment]] that a [[judge]] gives to a [[criminal]]. #:''He received a 15-year '''sentence''' for the murder of his friend.'' ==Verb== {{verb|sentence|sentences|sentenced|sentencing}} {{transitive verb}} #If a [[judge]] '''sentences''' someone, they decide on a [[punishment]] for a [[crime]]. #:''He was '''sentenced''' to 15 years in jail for the murder of his friend.'' [[de:sentence]] [[et:sentence]] [[en:sentence]] [[fa:sentence]] [[fr:sentence]] [[ko:sentence]] [[io:sentence]] [[it:sentence]] [[hu:sentence]] [[ja:sentence]] [[pl:sentence]] [[pt:sentence]] [[fi:sentence]] [[ta:sentence]] [[vi:sentence]] [[zh:sentence]] 12022 2006-11-09T17:55:25Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ru:sentence]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #In [[grammar]], a '''sentence''' is a group of words that follow normal grammar rules, and that, in writing, begins with a [[capital]] letter and ends with a [[period]] '.', [[question mark]] '?', or [[exclamation mark]] '!'. Usually a '''sentence''' has a [[subject]], [[verb]], and [[object]]. #:''The first '''sentence''' in the Jewish holy book is, "In the beginning God created the heaven and the earth."'' #In [[law]], a '''sentence''' is the [[punishment]] that a [[judge]] gives to a [[criminal]]. #:''He received a 15-year '''sentence''' for the murder of his friend.'' ==Verb== {{verb|sentence|sentences|sentenced|sentencing}} {{transitive verb}} #If a [[judge]] '''sentences''' someone, they decide on a [[punishment]] for a [[crime]]. #:''He was '''sentenced''' to 15 years in jail for the murder of his friend.'' [[de:sentence]] [[et:sentence]] [[en:sentence]] [[fa:sentence]] [[fr:sentence]] [[ko:sentence]] [[io:sentence]] [[it:sentence]] [[hu:sentence]] [[ja:sentence]] [[pl:sentence]] [[pt:sentence]] [[ru:sentence]] [[fi:sentence]] [[ta:sentence]] [[vi:sentence]] [[zh:sentence]] 3300 8402 2006-08-02T15:54:24Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''place''' is a [[point]] in [[space]]: a town, building, room, or even somewhere on a desk. #:''It's nice to see the whole family together in one '''place'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[location]] *[[position]] *[[area]] *[[spot]] ===Idioms=== *[[take place]] *[[in X's place]] *[[in place of]] ==Verb== {{verb|place|places|placed|placing}} {{transitive verb}} #If you '''place''' something somewhere, you [[put]] it there, usually [[carefully]]. 9111 2006-08-22T02:39:28Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, el, en, et, fa, fi, fr, gl, hu, io, it, ko, la, pl, pt, ru, ta, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''place''' is a [[point]] in [[space]]: a town, building, room, or even somewhere on a desk. #:''It's nice to see the whole family together in one '''place'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[location]] *[[position]] *[[area]] *[[spot]] ===Idioms=== *[[take place]] *[[in X's place]] *[[in place of]] ==Verb== {{verb|place|places|placed|placing}} {{transitive verb}} #If you '''place''' something somewhere, you [[put]] it there, usually [[carefully]]. [[de:place]] [[et:place]] [[el:place]] [[en:place]] [[fa:place]] [[fr:place]] [[gl:place]] [[ko:place]] [[io:place]] [[it:place]] [[la:place]] [[hu:place]] [[pl:place]] [[pt:place]] [[ru:place]] [[fi:place]] [[ta:place]] [[vi:place]] [[zh:place]] 10173 2006-09-24T13:42:13Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[tr:place]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''place''' is a [[point]] in [[space]]: a town, building, room, or even somewhere on a desk. #:''It's nice to see the whole family together in one '''place'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[location]] *[[position]] *[[area]] *[[spot]] ===Idioms=== *[[take place]] *[[in X's place]] *[[in place of]] ==Verb== {{verb|place|places|placed|placing}} {{transitive verb}} #If you '''place''' something somewhere, you [[put]] it there, usually [[carefully]]. [[de:place]] [[et:place]] [[el:place]] [[en:place]] [[fa:place]] [[fr:place]] [[gl:place]] [[ko:place]] [[io:place]] [[it:place]] [[la:place]] [[hu:place]] [[pl:place]] [[pt:place]] [[ru:place]] [[fi:place]] [[ta:place]] [[vi:place]] [[tr:place]] [[zh:place]] 10994 2006-10-14T01:43:38Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:place]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''place''' is a [[point]] in [[space]]: a town, building, room, or even somewhere on a desk. #:''It's nice to see the whole family together in one '''place'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[location]] *[[position]] *[[area]] *[[spot]] ===Idioms=== *[[take place]] *[[in X's place]] *[[in place of]] ==Verb== {{verb|place|places|placed|placing}} {{transitive verb}} #If you '''place''' something somewhere, you [[put]] it there, usually [[carefully]]. [[de:place]] [[et:place]] [[el:place]] [[en:place]] [[fa:place]] [[fr:place]] [[gl:place]] [[ko:place]] [[io:place]] [[it:place]] [[kk:place]] [[la:place]] [[hu:place]] [[pl:place]] [[pt:place]] [[ru:place]] [[fi:place]] [[ta:place]] [[vi:place]] [[tr:place]] [[zh:place]] 3301 8403 2006-08-02T15:58:50Z Brett 77 ==Adjective== {{adjective|traditional|more traditional|most traditional}} #If something is '''traditional''', it has been done in the same way for a long time. #:''I learned '''traditional''' Japanese cooking from my grandmother.'' #:''It is '''traditional''' to give gifts at Christmas time.'' 8421 2006-08-02T22:57:37Z Kappa 92 see also *[[tradition]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|traditional|more traditional|most traditional}} #If something is '''traditional''', it has been done in the same way for a long time. #:''I learned '''traditional''' Japanese cooking from my grandmother.'' #:''It is '''traditional''' to give gifts at Christmas time.'' ===See also=== *[[tradition]] 9200 2006-08-22T05:28:07Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, ko, pl, zh ==Adjective== {{adjective|traditional|more traditional|most traditional}} #If something is '''traditional''', it has been done in the same way for a long time. #:''I learned '''traditional''' Japanese cooking from my grandmother.'' #:''It is '''traditional''' to give gifts at Christmas time.'' ===See also=== *[[tradition]] [[en:traditional]] [[fr:traditional]] [[ko:traditional]] [[hu:traditional]] [[pl:traditional]] [[fi:traditional]] [[zh:traditional]] 10817 2006-10-11T13:12:30Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[hy:traditional]], [[vi:traditional]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|traditional|more traditional|most traditional}} #If something is '''traditional''', it has been done in the same way for a long time. #:''I learned '''traditional''' Japanese cooking from my grandmother.'' #:''It is '''traditional''' to give gifts at Christmas time.'' ===See also=== *[[tradition]] [[en:traditional]] [[fr:traditional]] [[ko:traditional]] [[hy:traditional]] [[hu:traditional]] [[pl:traditional]] [[fi:traditional]] [[vi:traditional]] [[zh:traditional]] 11099 2006-10-15T17:26:13Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:traditional]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|traditional|more traditional|most traditional}} #If something is '''traditional''', it has been done in the same way for a long time. #:''I learned '''traditional''' Japanese cooking from my grandmother.'' #:''It is '''traditional''' to give gifts at Christmas time.'' ===See also=== *[[tradition]] [[en:traditional]] [[fr:traditional]] [[ko:traditional]] [[hy:traditional]] [[kk:traditional]] [[hu:traditional]] [[pl:traditional]] [[fi:traditional]] [[vi:traditional]] [[zh:traditional]] 12068 2006-11-09T18:21:50Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ru:traditional]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|traditional|more traditional|most traditional}} #If something is '''traditional''', it has been done in the same way for a long time. #:''I learned '''traditional''' Japanese cooking from my grandmother.'' #:''It is '''traditional''' to give gifts at Christmas time.'' ===See also=== *[[tradition]] [[en:traditional]] [[fr:traditional]] [[ko:traditional]] [[hy:traditional]] [[kk:traditional]] [[hu:traditional]] [[pl:traditional]] [[ru:traditional]] [[fi:traditional]] [[vi:traditional]] [[zh:traditional]] 12394 2006-11-16T12:34:21Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|traditional|more traditional|most traditional}} #If something is '''traditional''', it has been done in the same way for a long time. #:''I learned '''traditional''' Japanese cooking from my grandmother.'' #:''It is '''traditional''' to give gifts at Christmas time.'' ===See also=== *[[tradition]] [[en:traditional]] [[fr:traditional]] [[ko:traditional]] [[hy:traditional]] [[kk:traditional]] [[hu:traditional]] [[pl:traditional]] [[ru:traditional]] [[fi:traditional]] [[vi:traditional]] [[zh:traditional]] 3302 8404 2006-08-02T16:06:12Z Brett 77 ==Adjective== {{adjective|nuclear|more nuclear|most nuclear}} #If something is '''nuclear''', it is related to the [[nucleus]], or the central part, usually of an [[atom]]. #:''Japan relies mainly on [[nuclear]] power generation for its energy needs.'' #:''The US has more '''nuclear''' weapons than any other country.'' #:''Most Canadians live in a '''nuclear''' family: the husband, wife, and children.'' 9066 2006-08-22T01:17:23Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, gl, ko, pl, pt, zh ==Adjective== {{adjective|nuclear|more nuclear|most nuclear}} #If something is '''nuclear''', it is related to the [[nucleus]], or the central part, usually of an [[atom]]. #:''Japan relies mainly on [[nuclear]] power generation for its energy needs.'' #:''The US has more '''nuclear''' weapons than any other country.'' #:''Most Canadians live in a '''nuclear''' family: the husband, wife, and children.'' [[en:nuclear]] [[fr:nuclear]] [[gl:nuclear]] [[ko:nuclear]] [[pl:nuclear]] [[pt:nuclear]] [[fi:nuclear]] [[zh:nuclear]] 9677 2006-09-10T13:39:24Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Adjective== {{adjective|nuclear|more nuclear|most nuclear}} #If something is '''nuclear''', it is related to the [[nucleus]], or the central part, usually of an [[atom]]. #:''Japan relies mainly on [[nuclear]] power generation for its energy needs.'' #:''The US has more '''nuclear''' weapons than any other country.'' #:''Most Canadians live in a '''nuclear''' family: the husband, wife, and children.'' [[en:nuclear]] [[fr:nuclear]] [[gl:nuclear]] [[ko:nuclear]] [[pl:nuclear]] [[pt:nuclear]] [[fi:nuclear]] [[vi:nuclear]] [[zh:nuclear]] 11594 2006-10-29T10:38:49Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:nuclear]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|nuclear|more nuclear|most nuclear}} #If something is '''nuclear''', it is related to the [[nucleus]], or the central part, usually of an [[atom]]. #:''Japan relies mainly on [[nuclear]] power generation for its energy needs.'' #:''The US has more '''nuclear''' weapons than any other country.'' #:''Most Canadians live in a '''nuclear''' family: the husband, wife, and children.'' [[en:nuclear]] [[fr:nuclear]] [[gl:nuclear]] [[ko:nuclear]] [[pl:nuclear]] [[pt:nuclear]] [[ru:nuclear]] [[fi:nuclear]] [[vi:nuclear]] [[zh:nuclear]] 12490 2006-11-17T02:10:17Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|nuclear|more nuclear|most nuclear}} #If something is '''nuclear''', it is related to the [[nucleus]], or the central part, usually of an [[atom]]. #:''Japan relies mainly on [[nuclear]] power generation for its energy needs.'' #:''The US has more '''nuclear''' weapons than any other country.'' #:''Most Canadians live in a '''nuclear''' family: the husband, wife, and children.'' [[en:nuclear]] [[fr:nuclear]] [[gl:nuclear]] [[ko:nuclear]] [[pl:nuclear]] [[pt:nuclear]] [[ru:nuclear]] [[fi:nuclear]] [[vi:nuclear]] [[zh:nuclear]] 13089 2006-11-30T16:58:55Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:nuclear]] {{AWL}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|nuclear|more nuclear|most nuclear}} #If something is '''nuclear''', it is related to the [[nucleus]], or the central part, usually of an [[atom]]. #:''Japan relies mainly on [[nuclear]] power generation for its energy needs.'' #:''The US has more '''nuclear''' weapons than any other country.'' #:''Most Canadians live in a '''nuclear''' family: the husband, wife, and children.'' [[en:nuclear]] [[fa:nuclear]] [[fr:nuclear]] [[gl:nuclear]] [[ko:nuclear]] [[pl:nuclear]] [[pt:nuclear]] [[ru:nuclear]] [[fi:nuclear]] [[vi:nuclear]] [[zh:nuclear]] 3303 8405 2006-08-02T16:07:32Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''decade''' is a [[period]] of 10 [[year]]s. #:''The 1960s was a '''decade''' of great change in North America.'' 8950 2006-08-21T21:44:07Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, io, it, pl, ta, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''decade''' is a [[period]] of 10 [[year]]s. #:''The 1960s was a '''decade''' of great change in North America.'' [[en:decade]] [[fr:decade]] [[io:decade]] [[it:decade]] [[pl:decade]] [[fi:decade]] [[ta:decade]] [[zh:decade]] 9560 2006-09-10T12:09:35Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''decade''' is a [[period]] of 10 [[year]]s. #:''The 1960s was a '''decade''' of great change in North America.'' [[en:decade]] [[fr:decade]] [[io:decade]] [[it:decade]] [[pl:decade]] [[fi:decade]] [[ta:decade]] [[vi:decade]] [[zh:decade]] 10869 2006-10-11T21:48:28Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[hu:decade]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''decade''' is a [[period]] of 10 [[year]]s. #:''The 1960s was a '''decade''' of great change in North America.'' [[en:decade]] [[fr:decade]] [[io:decade]] [[it:decade]] [[hu:decade]] [[pl:decade]] [[fi:decade]] [[ta:decade]] [[vi:decade]] [[zh:decade]] 11915 2006-11-09T16:26:13Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ru:decade]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''decade''' is a [[period]] of 10 [[year]]s. #:''The 1960s was a '''decade''' of great change in North America.'' [[en:decade]] [[fr:decade]] [[io:decade]] [[it:decade]] [[hu:decade]] [[pl:decade]] [[ru:decade]] [[fi:decade]] [[ta:decade]] [[vi:decade]] [[zh:decade]] 12478 2006-11-17T02:02:31Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''decade''' is a [[period]] of 10 [[year]]s. #:''The 1960s was a '''decade''' of great change in North America.'' [[en:decade]] [[fr:decade]] [[io:decade]] [[it:decade]] [[hu:decade]] [[pl:decade]] [[ru:decade]] [[fi:decade]] [[ta:decade]] [[vi:decade]] [[zh:decade]] 14359 2006-12-22T20:43:10Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:decade]] {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''decade''' is a [[period]] of 10 [[year]]s. #:''The 1960s was a '''decade''' of great change in North America.'' [[en:decade]] [[fa:decade]] [[fr:decade]] [[io:decade]] [[it:decade]] [[hu:decade]] [[pl:decade]] [[ru:decade]] [[fi:decade]] [[ta:decade]] [[vi:decade]] [[zh:decade]] 3306 8410 2006-08-02T17:52:01Z Brett 77 ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} #If something happend at a '''previous''' time, it happened [[before]] a particular [[time]]. #:''Last year, we lived in Seoul, but the '''previous''' year we were in Moscow.'' ==Preposition== {{preposition}} #You use '''previous''' to refer to a time before something else. #:''The history of this site '''previous''' to the seventeenth century is unknown.'' #:''Four years '''previous''', he had been sick for a month.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[prior]] 9103 2006-08-22T02:24:28Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, io, pl, ru, ta, zh ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} #If something happend at a '''previous''' time, it happened [[before]] a particular [[time]]. #:''Last year, we lived in Seoul, but the '''previous''' year we were in Moscow.'' ==Preposition== {{preposition}} #You use '''previous''' to refer to a time before something else. #:''The history of this site '''previous''' to the seventeenth century is unknown.'' #:''Four years '''previous''', he had been sick for a month.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[prior]] [[en:previous]] [[fr:previous]] [[io:previous]] [[pl:previous]] [[ru:previous]] [[fi:previous]] [[ta:previous]] [[zh:previous]] 9719 2006-09-10T13:59:54Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} #If something happend at a '''previous''' time, it happened [[before]] a particular [[time]]. #:''Last year, we lived in Seoul, but the '''previous''' year we were in Moscow.'' ==Preposition== {{preposition}} #You use '''previous''' to refer to a time before something else. #:''The history of this site '''previous''' to the seventeenth century is unknown.'' #:''Four years '''previous''', he had been sick for a month.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[prior]] [[en:previous]] [[fr:previous]] [[io:previous]] [[pl:previous]] [[ru:previous]] [[fi:previous]] [[ta:previous]] [[vi:previous]] [[zh:previous]] 9902 2006-09-24T11:35:44Z Tangobot 116 Robot: Automated text replacement (-{{adjective2}} +{{adjective}}) ==Adjective== {{adjective}} #If something happend at a '''previous''' time, it happened [[before]] a particular [[time]]. #:''Last year, we lived in Seoul, but the '''previous''' year we were in Moscow.'' ==Preposition== {{preposition}} #You use '''previous''' to refer to a time before something else. #:''The history of this site '''previous''' to the seventeenth century is unknown.'' #:''Four years '''previous''', he had been sick for a month.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[prior]] [[en:previous]] [[fr:previous]] [[io:previous]] [[pl:previous]] [[ru:previous]] [[fi:previous]] [[ta:previous]] [[vi:previous]] [[zh:previous]] 12388 2006-11-16T12:32:12Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Adjective== {{adjective}} #If something happend at a '''previous''' time, it happened [[before]] a particular [[time]]. #:''Last year, we lived in Seoul, but the '''previous''' year we were in Moscow.'' ==Preposition== {{preposition}} #You use '''previous''' to refer to a time before something else. #:''The history of this site '''previous''' to the seventeenth century is unknown.'' #:''Four years '''previous''', he had been sick for a month.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[prior]] [[en:previous]] [[fr:previous]] [[io:previous]] [[pl:previous]] [[ru:previous]] [[fi:previous]] [[ta:previous]] [[vi:previous]] [[zh:previous]] 3307 8411 2006-08-02T18:20:14Z Brett 77 ==Verb== {{verb|consist|consists|consisted|consisting}} {{intransitive verb}} #If ''A'' '''consists''' of ''B'', then ''B'' is the thing or things that, together, make ''A''. #:''His letter '''consisted''' of only three words. #:''Preparation for the party '''consisted''' of inviting guests, buying food, cleaning, and hoping that the weather would be nice.'' 8917 2006-08-21T20:38:20Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fr, io, it, ja, ru, vi, zh ==Verb== {{verb|consist|consists|consisted|consisting}} {{intransitive verb}} #If ''A'' '''consists''' of ''B'', then ''B'' is the thing or things that, together, make ''A''. #:''His letter '''consisted''' of only three words. #:''Preparation for the party '''consisted''' of inviting guests, buying food, cleaning, and hoping that the weather would be nice.'' [[en:consist]] [[fr:consist]] [[io:consist]] [[it:consist]] [[ja:consist]] [[ru:consist]] [[vi:consist]] [[zh:consist]] 10000 2006-09-24T12:34:17Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ta:consist]] ==Verb== {{verb|consist|consists|consisted|consisting}} {{intransitive verb}} #If ''A'' '''consists''' of ''B'', then ''B'' is the thing or things that, together, make ''A''. #:''His letter '''consisted''' of only three words. #:''Preparation for the party '''consisted''' of inviting guests, buying food, cleaning, and hoping that the weather would be nice.'' [[en:consist]] [[fr:consist]] [[io:consist]] [[it:consist]] [[ja:consist]] [[ru:consist]] [[ta:consist]] [[vi:consist]] [[zh:consist]] 14005 2006-12-20T13:39:17Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[pl:consist]] ==Verb== {{verb|consist|consists|consisted|consisting}} {{intransitive verb}} #If ''A'' '''consists''' of ''B'', then ''B'' is the thing or things that, together, make ''A''. #:''His letter '''consisted''' of only three words. #:''Preparation for the party '''consisted''' of inviting guests, buying food, cleaning, and hoping that the weather would be nice.'' [[en:consist]] [[fr:consist]] [[io:consist]] [[it:consist]] [[ja:consist]] [[pl:consist]] [[ru:consist]] [[ta:consist]] [[vi:consist]] [[zh:consist]] 14200 2006-12-21T15:48:15Z Brett 77 formatting ==Verb== {{verb|consist|consists|consisted|consisting}} # ({{intransitive verb}}) If ''A'' '''consists''' of ''B'', then ''B'' is the thing or things that, together, make ''A''. #:''His letter '''consisted''' of only three words. #:''Preparation for the party '''consisted''' of inviting guests, buying food, cleaning, and hoping that the weather would be nice.'' [[en:consist]] [[fr:consist]] [[io:consist]] [[it:consist]] [[ja:consist]] [[pl:consist]] [[ru:consist]] [[ta:consist]] [[vi:consist]] [[zh:consist]] 3308 8412 2006-08-02T18:32:46Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''generation''', is all the people or things of about the same age. #:''My father belonged to a '''generation''' of travellers who saw the world before there was a McDonalds on every corner.'' #:''A new '''generation''' of personal computers is about to hit the stores.'' #A '''generation''' is the average [[time]] between one when group of people was [[born]] and when their children were born, roughly 20-30 years. #:''During previous '''generations''', travel was not so easy.'' {{mass noun}} #'''Generation''' is the [[creation]] of something, often [[electricity]]. #:''The increase in new power '''generation''' has not kept up with demand for electricity.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[production]] 8974 2006-08-21T22:28:23Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, gl, hu, io, it, pl, ta, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''generation''', is all the people or things of about the same age. #:''My father belonged to a '''generation''' of travellers who saw the world before there was a McDonalds on every corner.'' #:''A new '''generation''' of personal computers is about to hit the stores.'' #A '''generation''' is the average [[time]] between one when group of people was [[born]] and when their children were born, roughly 20-30 years. #:''During previous '''generations''', travel was not so easy.'' {{mass noun}} #'''Generation''' is the [[creation]] of something, often [[electricity]]. #:''The increase in new power '''generation''' has not kept up with demand for electricity.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[production]] [[en:generation]] [[fr:generation]] [[gl:generation]] [[io:generation]] [[it:generation]] [[hu:generation]] [[pl:generation]] [[fi:generation]] [[ta:generation]] [[vi:generation]] [[zh:generation]] 10083 2006-09-24T13:06:07Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[hy:generation]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''generation''', is all the people or things of about the same age. #:''My father belonged to a '''generation''' of travellers who saw the world before there was a McDonalds on every corner.'' #:''A new '''generation''' of personal computers is about to hit the stores.'' #A '''generation''' is the average [[time]] between one when group of people was [[born]] and when their children were born, roughly 20-30 years. #:''During previous '''generations''', travel was not so easy.'' {{mass noun}} #'''Generation''' is the [[creation]] of something, often [[electricity]]. #:''The increase in new power '''generation''' has not kept up with demand for electricity.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[production]] [[en:generation]] [[fr:generation]] [[gl:generation]] [[hy:generation]] [[io:generation]] [[it:generation]] [[hu:generation]] [[pl:generation]] [[fi:generation]] [[ta:generation]] [[vi:generation]] [[zh:generation]] 11169 2006-10-17T02:52:19Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:generation]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''generation''', is all the people or things of about the same age. #:''My father belonged to a '''generation''' of travellers who saw the world before there was a McDonalds on every corner.'' #:''A new '''generation''' of personal computers is about to hit the stores.'' #A '''generation''' is the average [[time]] between one when group of people was [[born]] and when their children were born, roughly 20-30 years. #:''During previous '''generations''', travel was not so easy.'' {{mass noun}} #'''Generation''' is the [[creation]] of something, often [[electricity]]. #:''The increase in new power '''generation''' has not kept up with demand for electricity.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[production]] [[en:generation]] [[fr:generation]] [[gl:generation]] [[hy:generation]] [[io:generation]] [[it:generation]] [[hu:generation]] [[pl:generation]] [[ru:generation]] [[fi:generation]] [[ta:generation]] [[vi:generation]] [[zh:generation]] 12451 2006-11-16T23:58:15Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''generation''', is all the people or things of about the same age. #:''My father belonged to a '''generation''' of travellers who saw the world before there was a McDonalds on every corner.'' #:''A new '''generation''' of personal computers is about to hit the stores.'' #A '''generation''' is the average [[time]] between one when group of people was [[born]] and when their children were born, roughly 20-30 years. #:''During previous '''generations''', travel was not so easy.'' {{mass noun}} #'''Generation''' is the [[creation]] of something, often [[electricity]]. #:''The increase in new power '''generation''' has not kept up with demand for electricity.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[production]] [[en:generation]] [[fr:generation]] [[gl:generation]] [[hy:generation]] [[io:generation]] [[it:generation]] [[hu:generation]] [[pl:generation]] [[ru:generation]] [[fi:generation]] [[ta:generation]] [[vi:generation]] [[zh:generation]] 13804 2006-12-19T01:23:55Z Brett 77 formatting {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # ({{countable}}) A '''generation''', is all the people or things of about the same age. #:''My father belonged to a '''generation''' of travellers who saw the world before there was a McDonalds on every corner.'' #:''A new '''generation''' of personal computers is about to hit the stores.'' # ({{countable}}) A '''generation''' is the average [[time]] between one when group of people was [[born]] and when their children were born, roughly 20-30 years. #:''During previous '''generations''', travel was not so easy.'' # ({{mass noun}}) '''Generation''' is the [[creation]] of something, often [[electricity]]. #:''The increase in new power '''generation''' has not kept up with demand for electricity.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[production]] [[en:generation]] [[fr:generation]] [[gl:generation]] [[hy:generation]] [[io:generation]] [[it:generation]] [[hu:generation]] [[pl:generation]] [[ru:generation]] [[fi:generation]] [[ta:generation]] [[vi:generation]] [[zh:generation]] 3309 8413 2006-08-02T18:35:22Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} #An '''adult''' is a person or animal who [[sexually]], [[socially]], or [[legally]] [[mature]]. #:''All children under 12 must have an '''adult''' with them to enter the theatre.'' 8417 2006-08-02T22:20:00Z Kappa 92 typo ==Noun== {{noun}} #An '''adult''' is a person or animal who is [[sexually]], [[socially]], or [[legally]] [[mature]]. #:''All children under 12 must have an '''adult''' with them to enter the theatre.'' 8441 2006-08-03T02:35:27Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} #An '''adult''' is a person or animal who is [[sexually]], [[socially]], or [[legally]] [[mature]]. #:''All children under 12 must have an '''adult''' with them to enter the theatre.'' ===Antonyms=== *[[child]] 8783 2006-08-21T17:06:28Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, en, fa, fi, fr, gl, hu, hy, io, it, nl, pl, pt, sv, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} #An '''adult''' is a person or animal who is [[sexually]], [[socially]], or [[legally]] [[mature]]. #:''All children under 12 must have an '''adult''' with them to enter the theatre.'' ===Antonyms=== *[[child]] [[de:adult]] [[en:adult]] [[fa:adult]] [[fr:adult]] [[gl:adult]] [[hy:adult]] [[io:adult]] [[it:adult]] [[hu:adult]] [[nl:adult]] [[pl:adult]] [[pt:adult]] [[fi:adult]] [[sv:adult]] [[zh:adult]] 9423 2006-09-10T10:49:01Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Noun== {{noun}} #An '''adult''' is a person or animal who is [[sexually]], [[socially]], or [[legally]] [[mature]]. #:''All children under 12 must have an '''adult''' with them to enter the theatre.'' ===Antonyms=== *[[child]] [[de:adult]] [[en:adult]] [[fa:adult]] [[fr:adult]] [[gl:adult]] [[hy:adult]] [[io:adult]] [[it:adult]] [[hu:adult]] [[nl:adult]] [[pl:adult]] [[pt:adult]] [[fi:adult]] [[sv:adult]] [[vi:adult]] [[zh:adult]] 11054 2006-10-14T20:15:10Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:adult]], [[ru:adult]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #An '''adult''' is a person or animal who is [[sexually]], [[socially]], or [[legally]] [[mature]]. #:''All children under 12 must have an '''adult''' with them to enter the theatre.'' ===Antonyms=== *[[child]] [[de:adult]] [[en:adult]] [[fa:adult]] [[fr:adult]] [[gl:adult]] [[hy:adult]] [[io:adult]] [[it:adult]] [[kk:adult]] [[hu:adult]] [[nl:adult]] [[pl:adult]] [[pt:adult]] [[ru:adult]] [[fi:adult]] [[sv:adult]] [[vi:adult]] [[zh:adult]] 12481 2006-11-17T02:02:46Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} #An '''adult''' is a person or animal who is [[sexually]], [[socially]], or [[legally]] [[mature]]. #:''All children under 12 must have an '''adult''' with them to enter the theatre.'' ===Antonyms=== *[[child]] [[de:adult]] [[en:adult]] [[fa:adult]] [[fr:adult]] [[gl:adult]] [[hy:adult]] [[io:adult]] [[it:adult]] [[kk:adult]] [[hu:adult]] [[nl:adult]] [[pl:adult]] [[pt:adult]] [[ru:adult]] [[fi:adult]] [[sv:adult]] [[vi:adult]] [[zh:adult]] 13578 2006-12-10T18:58:58Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ca:adult]] {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} #An '''adult''' is a person or animal who is [[sexually]], [[socially]], or [[legally]] [[mature]]. #:''All children under 12 must have an '''adult''' with them to enter the theatre.'' ===Antonyms=== *[[child]] [[ca:adult]] [[de:adult]] [[en:adult]] [[fa:adult]] [[fr:adult]] [[gl:adult]] [[hy:adult]] [[io:adult]] [[it:adult]] [[kk:adult]] [[hu:adult]] [[nl:adult]] [[pl:adult]] [[pt:adult]] [[ru:adult]] [[fi:adult]] [[sv:adult]] [[vi:adult]] [[zh:adult]] 3310 8414 2006-08-02T19:18:39Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} #'''Partners''' are people, usually two, who are [[together]] for a particular [[purpose]], such as for business, sports, or a [[romantic]] [[relationship]]. #:''My '''partner''', Tom, looks after the administrative parts of the business.'' ==Verb== {{verb|partner|partners|partnered|partnering}} {{transitive verb}} & {{intransitive verb}} 9112 2006-08-22T02:41:45Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: da, en, fa, fr, id, io, it, tr ==Noun== {{noun}} #'''Partners''' are people, usually two, who are [[together]] for a particular [[purpose]], such as for business, sports, or a [[romantic]] [[relationship]]. #:''My '''partner''', Tom, looks after the administrative parts of the business.'' ==Verb== {{verb|partner|partners|partnered|partnering}} {{transitive verb}} & {{intransitive verb}} [[da:partner]] [[en:partner]] [[fa:partner]] [[fr:partner]] [[io:partner]] [[id:partner]] [[it:partner]] [[tr:partner]] 9724 2006-09-10T14:01:45Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ta, vi ==Noun== {{noun}} #'''Partners''' are people, usually two, who are [[together]] for a particular [[purpose]], such as for business, sports, or a [[romantic]] [[relationship]]. #:''My '''partner''', Tom, looks after the administrative parts of the business.'' ==Verb== {{verb|partner|partners|partnered|partnering}} {{transitive verb}} & {{intransitive verb}} [[da:partner]] [[en:partner]] [[fa:partner]] [[fr:partner]] [[io:partner]] [[id:partner]] [[it:partner]] [[ta:partner]] [[vi:partner]] [[tr:partner]] 11992 2006-11-09T17:33:29Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[fi:partner]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #'''Partners''' are people, usually two, who are [[together]] for a particular [[purpose]], such as for business, sports, or a [[romantic]] [[relationship]]. #:''My '''partner''', Tom, looks after the administrative parts of the business.'' ==Verb== {{verb|partner|partners|partnered|partnering}} {{transitive verb}} & {{intransitive verb}} [[da:partner]] [[en:partner]] [[fa:partner]] [[fr:partner]] [[io:partner]] [[id:partner]] [[it:partner]] [[fi:partner]] [[ta:partner]] [[vi:partner]] [[tr:partner]] 12697 2006-11-26T12:16:00Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[de:partner]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #'''Partners''' are people, usually two, who are [[together]] for a particular [[purpose]], such as for business, sports, or a [[romantic]] [[relationship]]. #:''My '''partner''', Tom, looks after the administrative parts of the business.'' ==Verb== {{verb|partner|partners|partnered|partnering}} {{transitive verb}} & {{intransitive verb}} [[da:partner]] [[de:partner]] [[en:partner]] [[fa:partner]] [[fr:partner]] [[io:partner]] [[id:partner]] [[it:partner]] [[fi:partner]] [[ta:partner]] [[vi:partner]] [[tr:partner]] 3311 8426 2006-08-03T01:47:04Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun|percent|percent}} ''per cent'' in British English #You use '''percent''' show the number of parts out of a hundred. The symbol for percent is ''%''. #:''The cost of gas has increased seven '''percent''' in the last month.'' ===Grammar=== Verbs should agree with the noun to which '''percent''' refers, not with '''percent''' itself. For example, #''One '''percent''' of politicians '''are''' (not '''is''') honest.'' #''Twenty '''percent''' of the water '''was''' (not '''were''') dirty.'' 9107 2006-08-22T02:31:35Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, io, pl, pt ==Noun== {{noun|percent|percent}} ''per cent'' in British English #You use '''percent''' show the number of parts out of a hundred. The symbol for percent is ''%''. #:''The cost of gas has increased seven '''percent''' in the last month.'' ===Grammar=== Verbs should agree with the noun to which '''percent''' refers, not with '''percent''' itself. For example, #''One '''percent''' of politicians '''are''' (not '''is''') honest.'' #''Twenty '''percent''' of the water '''was''' (not '''were''') dirty.'' [[en:percent]] [[fr:percent]] [[io:percent]] [[pl:percent]] [[pt:percent]] [[fi:percent]] 10329 2006-10-01T20:18:45Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[vi:percent]] ==Noun== {{noun|percent|percent}} ''per cent'' in British English #You use '''percent''' show the number of parts out of a hundred. The symbol for percent is ''%''. #:''The cost of gas has increased seven '''percent''' in the last month.'' ===Grammar=== Verbs should agree with the noun to which '''percent''' refers, not with '''percent''' itself. For example, #''One '''percent''' of politicians '''are''' (not '''is''') honest.'' #''Twenty '''percent''' of the water '''was''' (not '''were''') dirty.'' [[en:percent]] [[fr:percent]] [[io:percent]] [[pl:percent]] [[pt:percent]] [[fi:percent]] [[vi:percent]] 11698 2006-11-02T00:39:58Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[tl:percent]] ==Noun== {{noun|percent|percent}} ''per cent'' in British English #You use '''percent''' show the number of parts out of a hundred. The symbol for percent is ''%''. #:''The cost of gas has increased seven '''percent''' in the last month.'' ===Grammar=== Verbs should agree with the noun to which '''percent''' refers, not with '''percent''' itself. For example, #''One '''percent''' of politicians '''are''' (not '''is''') honest.'' #''Twenty '''percent''' of the water '''was''' (not '''were''') dirty.'' [[en:percent]] [[fr:percent]] [[io:percent]] [[pl:percent]] [[pt:percent]] [[fi:percent]] [[tl:percent]] [[vi:percent]] 12346 2006-11-16T12:14:54Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun|percent|percent}} ''per cent'' in British English #You use '''percent''' show the number of parts out of a hundred. The symbol for percent is ''%''. #:''The cost of gas has increased seven '''percent''' in the last month.'' ===Grammar=== Verbs should agree with the noun to which '''percent''' refers, not with '''percent''' itself. For example, #''One '''percent''' of politicians '''are''' (not '''is''') honest.'' #''Twenty '''percent''' of the water '''was''' (not '''were''') dirty.'' [[en:percent]] [[fr:percent]] [[io:percent]] [[pl:percent]] [[pt:percent]] [[fi:percent]] [[tl:percent]] [[vi:percent]] 14113 2006-12-21T01:53:43Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun|percent|percent}} *[[per cent]] in British English #You use '''percent''' show the number of parts out of a hundred. The symbol for '''percent''' is ''%''. #:''The cost of gas has increased seven '''percent''' in the last month.'' ===Grammar=== Verbs should agree with the noun to which '''percent''' refers, not with '''percent''' itself. For example, #''One '''percent''' of politicians '''are''' (not '''is''') honest.'' #''Twenty '''percent''' of the water '''was''' (not '''were''') dirty.'' [[en:percent]] [[fr:percent]] [[io:percent]] [[pl:percent]] [[pt:percent]] [[fi:percent]] [[tl:percent]] [[vi:percent]] 3312 8427 2006-08-03T01:48:37Z Brett 77 Thanks, Kappa. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:48, 3 August 2006 (UTC) 8445 2006-08-03T03:37:02Z Cromwellt 61 starting to use it! Thanks, Kappa. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:48, 3 August 2006 (UTC) :I must say that I'm a bit proud to be inaugurating the use of our RfD page. Not that deleting is something we should have to do very much, of course, but this is certainly a sign of growth. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 03:37, 3 August 2006 (UTC) 8446 2006-08-03T03:42:20Z Cromwellt 61 don't forget the templates (though I am just now creating them) Thanks, Kappa. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:48, 3 August 2006 (UTC) :I must say that I'm a bit proud to be inaugurating the use of our RfD page. Not that deleting is something we should have to do very much, of course, but this is certainly a sign of growth. Happy editing! --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 03:37, 3 August 2006 (UTC) ::Oh, BTW, don't forget to use {{tl|delete}} and the other deletion templates when you want to delete something. If no admins are around for a while and it really bugs you, you can always leave a message on my talk page or email me (go to my [[User:Cromwellt|userpage]] and click "Email this user" in the left-hand column). I tend to check that fairly frequently. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 03:42, 3 August 2006 (UTC) 3313 8430 2006-08-03T02:04:07Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #'''Registration''' is the process of [[register]]ing something. #:''The soccer club has '''registration''' at the school this week.'' 9096 2006-08-22T02:16:38Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fr, it, pl, zh ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #'''Registration''' is the process of [[register]]ing something. #:''The soccer club has '''registration''' at the school this week.'' [[en:registration]] [[fr:registration]] [[it:registration]] [[pl:registration]] [[zh:registration]] 9766 2006-09-10T14:26:16Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: fi, ta, vi ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #'''Registration''' is the process of [[register]]ing something. #:''The soccer club has '''registration''' at the school this week.'' [[en:registration]] [[fr:registration]] [[it:registration]] [[pl:registration]] [[fi:registration]] [[ta:registration]] [[vi:registration]] [[zh:registration]] 10205 2006-09-24T13:53:53Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[hy:registration]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #'''Registration''' is the process of [[register]]ing something. #:''The soccer club has '''registration''' at the school this week.'' [[en:registration]] [[fr:registration]] [[hy:registration]] [[it:registration]] [[pl:registration]] [[fi:registration]] [[ta:registration]] [[vi:registration]] [[zh:registration]] 11998 2006-11-09T17:42:30Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ru:registration]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #'''Registration''' is the process of [[register]]ing something. #:''The soccer club has '''registration''' at the school this week.'' [[en:registration]] [[fr:registration]] [[hy:registration]] [[it:registration]] [[pl:registration]] [[ru:registration]] [[fi:registration]] [[ta:registration]] [[vi:registration]] [[zh:registration]] 3314 8431 2006-08-03T02:06:12Z Brett 77 ==Verb== {{verb|remove|removes|removed|removing}} {{transitive verb}} #If you '''remove''' something, you take it away. #:''After he was shot, the doctor '''removed''' three bullets from his leg.'' 9144 2006-08-22T03:38:36Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, la, vi ==Verb== {{verb|remove|removes|removed|removing}} {{transitive verb}} #If you '''remove''' something, you take it away. #:''After he was shot, the doctor '''removed''' three bullets from his leg.'' [[en:remove]] [[fr:remove]] [[io:remove]] [[it:remove]] [[la:remove]] [[hu:remove]] [[fi:remove]] [[vi:remove]] 9765 2006-09-10T14:26:07Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ta ==Verb== {{verb|remove|removes|removed|removing}} {{transitive verb}} #If you '''remove''' something, you take it away. #:''After he was shot, the doctor '''removed''' three bullets from his leg.'' [[en:remove]] [[fr:remove]] [[io:remove]] [[it:remove]] [[la:remove]] [[hu:remove]] [[fi:remove]] [[ta:remove]] [[vi:remove]] 11742 2006-11-03T21:58:55Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:remove]] ==Verb== {{verb|remove|removes|removed|removing}} {{transitive verb}} #If you '''remove''' something, you take it away. #:''After he was shot, the doctor '''removed''' three bullets from his leg.'' [[en:remove]] [[fr:remove]] [[io:remove]] [[it:remove]] [[la:remove]] [[hu:remove]] [[ru:remove]] [[fi:remove]] [[ta:remove]] [[vi:remove]] 12418 2006-11-16T12:59:06Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Verb== {{verb|remove|removes|removed|removing}} {{transitive verb}} #If you '''remove''' something, you take it away. #:''After he was shot, the doctor '''removed''' three bullets from his leg.'' [[en:remove]] [[fr:remove]] [[io:remove]] [[it:remove]] [[la:remove]] [[hu:remove]] [[ru:remove]] [[fi:remove]] [[ta:remove]] [[vi:remove]] 3315 8432 2006-08-03T02:09:20Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun|per cent|per cent}} ''percent'' in American English #You use '''per cent''' show the number of parts out of a hundred. The symbol for percent is ''%''. #:''The cost of gas has increased seven '''per cent''' in the last month.'' ===Grammar=== Verbs should agree with the noun to which '''per cent''' refers, not with '''per cent''' itself. For example, #''One '''per cent''' of politicians '''are''' (not '''is''') honest.'' #''Twenty '''per cent''' of the water '''was''' (not '''were''') dirty.'' 9092 2006-08-22T02:10:55Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: it ==Noun== {{noun|per cent|per cent}} ''percent'' in American English #You use '''per cent''' show the number of parts out of a hundred. The symbol for percent is ''%''. #:''The cost of gas has increased seven '''per cent''' in the last month.'' ===Grammar=== Verbs should agree with the noun to which '''per cent''' refers, not with '''per cent''' itself. For example, #''One '''per cent''' of politicians '''are''' (not '''is''') honest.'' #''Twenty '''per cent''' of the water '''was''' (not '''were''') dirty.'' [[it:per cent]] 14114 2006-12-21T01:54:21Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun|per cent|per cent}} * [[percent]] in American English #You use '''per cent''' show the number of parts out of a hundred. The symbol for '''per cent''' is ''%''. #:''The cost of gas has increased seven '''per cent''' in the last month.'' ===Grammar=== Verbs should agree with the noun to which '''per cent''' refers, not with '''per cent''' itself. For example, #''One '''per cent''' of politicians '''are''' (not '''is''') honest.'' #''Twenty '''per cent''' of the water '''was''' (not '''were''') dirty.'' [[it:per cent]] 3316 8440 2006-08-03T02:34:41Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun|child|children}} #A '''child''' is a young person. #:''The '''children''' were playing in the park.'' ===Antonyms=== *[[adult]] 8927 2006-08-21T20:57:12Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: af, ang, ar, de, en, fa, fi, fr, gl, hu, hy, io, it, ja, pl, ru, sr, sv, ta, zh ==Noun== {{noun|child|children}} #A '''child''' is a young person. #:''The '''children''' were playing in the park.'' ===Antonyms=== *[[adult]] [[af:child]] [[ang:child]] [[ar:child]] [[de:child]] [[en:child]] [[fa:child]] [[fr:child]] [[gl:child]] [[hy:child]] [[io:child]] [[it:child]] [[hu:child]] [[ja:child]] [[pl:child]] [[ru:child]] [[sr:child]] [[fi:child]] [[sv:child]] [[ta:child]] [[zh:child]] 9504 2006-09-10T11:42:25Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: pt ==Noun== {{noun|child|children}} #A '''child''' is a young person. #:''The '''children''' were playing in the park.'' ===Antonyms=== *[[adult]] [[af:child]] [[ang:child]] [[ar:child]] [[de:child]] [[en:child]] [[fa:child]] [[fr:child]] [[gl:child]] [[hy:child]] [[io:child]] [[it:child]] [[hu:child]] [[ja:child]] [[pl:child]] [[pt:child]] [[ru:child]] [[sr:child]] [[fi:child]] [[sv:child]] [[ta:child]] [[zh:child]] 10008 2006-09-24T12:35:37Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[es:child]], [[vi:child]] ==Noun== {{noun|child|children}} #A '''child''' is a young person. #:''The '''children''' were playing in the park.'' ===Antonyms=== *[[adult]] [[af:child]] [[ang:child]] [[ar:child]] [[de:child]] [[en:child]] [[es:child]] [[fa:child]] [[fr:child]] [[gl:child]] [[hy:child]] [[io:child]] [[it:child]] [[hu:child]] [[ja:child]] [[pl:child]] [[pt:child]] [[ru:child]] [[sr:child]] [[fi:child]] [[sv:child]] [[ta:child]] [[vi:child]] [[zh:child]] 10916 2006-10-13T08:03:12Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:child]] ==Noun== {{noun|child|children}} #A '''child''' is a young person. #:''The '''children''' were playing in the park.'' ===Antonyms=== *[[adult]] [[af:child]] [[ang:child]] [[ar:child]] [[de:child]] [[en:child]] [[es:child]] [[fa:child]] [[fr:child]] [[gl:child]] [[hy:child]] [[io:child]] [[it:child]] [[kk:child]] [[hu:child]] [[ja:child]] [[pl:child]] [[pt:child]] [[ru:child]] [[sr:child]] [[fi:child]] [[sv:child]] [[ta:child]] [[vi:child]] [[zh:child]] 11910 2006-11-09T16:18:19Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[el:child]] ==Noun== {{noun|child|children}} #A '''child''' is a young person. #:''The '''children''' were playing in the park.'' ===Antonyms=== *[[adult]] [[af:child]] [[ang:child]] [[ar:child]] [[de:child]] [[el:child]] [[en:child]] [[es:child]] [[fa:child]] [[fr:child]] [[gl:child]] [[hy:child]] [[io:child]] [[it:child]] [[kk:child]] [[hu:child]] [[ja:child]] [[pl:child]] [[pt:child]] [[ru:child]] [[sr:child]] [[fi:child]] [[sv:child]] [[ta:child]] [[vi:child]] [[zh:child]] 13720 2006-12-12T22:42:34Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ca:child]] ==Noun== {{noun|child|children}} #A '''child''' is a young person. #:''The '''children''' were playing in the park.'' ===Antonyms=== *[[adult]] [[af:child]] [[ang:child]] [[ar:child]] [[ca:child]] [[de:child]] [[el:child]] [[en:child]] [[es:child]] [[fa:child]] [[fr:child]] [[gl:child]] [[hy:child]] [[io:child]] [[it:child]] [[kk:child]] [[hu:child]] [[ja:child]] [[pl:child]] [[pt:child]] [[ru:child]] [[sr:child]] [[fi:child]] [[sv:child]] [[ta:child]] [[vi:child]] [[zh:child]] 14085 2006-12-21T01:16:42Z Brett 77 specifying definition ==Noun== {{noun|child|children}} #A '''child''' is a young person, usually older than a [[baby]], but younger than a [[teenager]]. #:''The '''children''' were playing in the park.'' ===Antonyms=== *[[adult]] [[af:child]] [[ang:child]] [[ar:child]] [[ca:child]] [[de:child]] [[el:child]] [[en:child]] [[es:child]] [[fa:child]] [[fr:child]] [[gl:child]] [[hy:child]] [[io:child]] [[it:child]] [[kk:child]] [[hu:child]] [[ja:child]] [[pl:child]] [[pt:child]] [[ru:child]] [[sr:child]] [[fi:child]] [[sv:child]] [[ta:child]] [[vi:child]] [[zh:child]] 14086 2006-12-21T01:16:56Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ ==Noun== {{noun|child|children}} #A '''child''' is a young person, usually older than a [[baby]] but younger than a [[teenager]]. #:''The '''children''' were playing in the park.'' ===Antonyms=== *[[adult]] [[af:child]] [[ang:child]] [[ar:child]] [[ca:child]] [[de:child]] [[el:child]] [[en:child]] [[es:child]] [[fa:child]] [[fr:child]] [[gl:child]] [[hy:child]] [[io:child]] [[it:child]] [[kk:child]] [[hu:child]] [[ja:child]] [[pl:child]] [[pt:child]] [[ru:child]] [[sr:child]] [[fi:child]] [[sv:child]] [[ta:child]] [[vi:child]] [[zh:child]] 3317 8443 2006-08-03T02:55:26Z Cromwellt 61 created delete template based on SEWP version <div class="messagebox delete" style="background-color: #FFFCE6;"> '''[[Wiktionary:Deletion policy|Immediate deletion]] of this page has been requested. {{#if:{{{1|{{{1|}}}}}}|The reason given is:|<font color="red">Please give a reason!</font>}} {{{1|{{{1|}}}}}} If you disagree with its deletion, please explain why on [[{{TALKSPACE}}:{{PAGENAME}}|the discussion page]] or at [[Wiktionary:Requests for deletion]]. If you intend to fix it, please remove this notice, but do not remove this notice from pages that you have created yourself. ''[[Wiktionary:Administrators|Administrators]] - Remember to check [[Special:Whatlinkshere/{{NAMESPACE}}:{{PAGENAME}}|if anything links here]] and [{{SERVER}}{{localurl:{{NAMESPACE}}:{{PAGENAME}}|action=history}} the page history] before deleting[[Template:Delete|.]] <includeonly>[[Category:Deletion requests|!{{PAGENAME}}]]</includeonly></div> 3318 8449 2006-08-03T04:23:41Z Cromwellt 61 created template based on SEWP <div class="messagebox delete" style="background-color: #FFFCE6;"> '''[[Wiktionary:Deletion policy|Deletion]] of this page has been [[Wiktionary:Requests for deletion|requested]][[Template:delreq|.]] The reason given is: {{{1}}}'''<br> You may join the [[Wiktionary:Requests for deletion|discussion]] if you'd like to give your opinion on this request. Please do not remove this notice or empty this page while the discussion is happening. You are welcome to edit this page and improve it.<includeonly>[[Category:Deletion requests|{{PAGENAME}}]]</includeonly></div> 12521 2006-11-18T08:45:30Z Tangotango 94 support no-reason deletion (will redirect from pdel) <div class="messagebox delete" style="background-color: #FFFCE6;"> '''[[Wiktionary:Deletion policy|Deletion]] of this page has been [[Wiktionary:Requests for deletion|requested]]. {{#if:{{{1|}}}|The reason given is: {{{1}}}}}'''<br /> You may join the [[Wiktionary:Requests for deletion|discussion]] if you'd like to give your opinion on this request. Please do not remove this notice or empty this page while the discussion is happening. You are welcome to edit this page and improve it.<includeonly>[[Category:Deletion requests|{{PAGENAME}}]]</includeonly></div> 3319 8450 2006-08-03T04:26:27Z Cromwellt 61 created based on SEWP <div class="messagebox delete" style="background-color: #FFFCE6;"> '''[[Wiktionary:Deletion policy|Deletion]] of this page has been [[Wiktionary:Requests for deletion|requested]][[Template:Pdel|.]]'''<br> You may join the [[Wiktionary:Requests for deletion|discussion]] if you'd like to give your opinion on this request. Please do not remove this notice or empty this page while the discussion is happening. You are welcome to edit this page and improve it.<includeonly>[[Category:Deletion requests|{{PAGENAME}}]]</includeonly></div> 12522 2006-11-18T08:46:15Z Tangotango 94 No-parameter delreq now has same effect as pdel, redirecting #REDIRECT [[Template:delreq]] 3320 8452 2006-08-03T04:35:07Z Cromwellt 61 moved completed request to log This is a record of completed [[WT:RFD|deletion requests]]. Please put the most recent first. Questions or disputes over outcomes should be placed on the [[Wiktionary talk:Requests for deletion/log|talk page]]. ---- ==August 2006== ===[[pervious]]=== ('''Deleted'''. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 04:35, 3 August 2006 (UTC)) Typing error, requested by creator. [[User:Kappa|Kappa]] 22:17, 2 August 2006 (UTC) 3321 8457 2006-08-03T10:14:21Z Cromwellt 61 will change method I like "links" better than "navigation" (much simpler), but I'm going to revert it anyway, and do it by way of [[MediaWiki:Navegation]]. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 10:14, 3 August 2006 (UTC) 8458 2006-08-03T10:14:42Z Cromwellt 61 spelling I like "links" better than "navigation" (much simpler), but I'm going to revert it anyway, and do it by way of [[MediaWiki:Navigation]]. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 10:14, 3 August 2006 (UTC) 8460 2006-08-03T10:16:08Z Cromwellt 61 misc I like "links" better than "navigation" (much simpler), but I'm going to revert it anyway, and do it by way of [[MediaWiki:Navigation]]. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 10:14, 3 August 2006 (UTC) :On second thought, I'll just switch it. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 10:16, 3 August 2006 (UTC) 3322 8467 2006-08-04T00:06:07Z Kappa 92 #An '''error''' is something which is not [[correct]]. ==Noun== {{noun}} #An '''error''' is something which is not [[correct]]. #: ''The bank made an '''error''' and gave me too much money. 8468 2006-08-04T00:06:25Z Kappa 92 *[[mistake]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #An '''error''' is something which is not [[correct]]. #: ''The bank made an '''error''' and gave me too much money. ===Synonyms=== *[[mistake]] 8934 2006-08-21T21:18:11Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: el, en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ko, nl, pl, ru, sv, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} #An '''error''' is something which is not [[correct]]. #: ''The bank made an '''error''' and gave me too much money. ===Synonyms=== *[[mistake]] [[el:error]] [[en:error]] [[fr:error]] [[ko:error]] [[io:error]] [[it:error]] [[hu:error]] [[nl:error]] [[pl:error]] [[ru:error]] [[fi:error]] [[sv:error]] [[vi:error]] [[zh:error]] 9582 2006-09-10T12:25:35Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ta ==Noun== {{noun}} #An '''error''' is something which is not [[correct]]. #: ''The bank made an '''error''' and gave me too much money. ===Synonyms=== *[[mistake]] [[el:error]] [[en:error]] [[fr:error]] [[ko:error]] [[io:error]] [[it:error]] [[hu:error]] [[nl:error]] [[pl:error]] [[ru:error]] [[fi:error]] [[sv:error]] [[ta:error]] [[vi:error]] [[zh:error]] 10070 2006-09-24T12:58:49Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[fa:error]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #An '''error''' is something which is not [[correct]]. #: ''The bank made an '''error''' and gave me too much money. ===Synonyms=== *[[mistake]] [[el:error]] [[en:error]] [[fa:error]] [[fr:error]] [[ko:error]] [[io:error]] [[it:error]] [[hu:error]] [[nl:error]] [[pl:error]] [[ru:error]] [[fi:error]] [[sv:error]] [[ta:error]] [[vi:error]] [[zh:error]] 10922 2006-10-13T10:35:12Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ar:error]], [[kk:error]], [[uk:error]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #An '''error''' is something which is not [[correct]]. #: ''The bank made an '''error''' and gave me too much money. ===Synonyms=== *[[mistake]] [[ar:error]] [[el:error]] [[en:error]] [[fa:error]] [[fr:error]] [[ko:error]] [[io:error]] [[it:error]] [[kk:error]] [[hu:error]] [[nl:error]] [[pl:error]] [[ru:error]] [[fi:error]] [[sv:error]] [[ta:error]] [[vi:error]] [[uk:error]] [[zh:error]] 12459 2006-11-17T00:02:51Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} #An '''error''' is something which is not [[correct]]. #: ''The bank made an '''error''' and gave me too much money. ===Synonyms=== *[[mistake]] [[ar:error]] [[el:error]] [[en:error]] [[fa:error]] [[fr:error]] [[ko:error]] [[io:error]] [[it:error]] [[kk:error]] [[hu:error]] [[nl:error]] [[pl:error]] [[ru:error]] [[fi:error]] [[sv:error]] [[ta:error]] [[vi:error]] [[uk:error]] [[zh:error]] 13861 2006-12-19T13:00:07Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} #An '''error''' is something which is [[accident]]ally not [[correct]]. #: ''The bank made an '''error''' and gave me too much money. ===Synonyms=== *[[mistake]] [[ar:error]] [[el:error]] [[en:error]] [[fa:error]] [[fr:error]] [[ko:error]] [[io:error]] [[it:error]] [[kk:error]] [[hu:error]] [[nl:error]] [[pl:error]] [[ru:error]] [[fi:error]] [[sv:error]] [[ta:error]] [[vi:error]] [[uk:error]] [[zh:error]] 14143 2006-12-21T04:26:02Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[tr:error]] {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} #An '''error''' is something which is [[accident]]ally not [[correct]]. #: ''The bank made an '''error''' and gave me too much money. ===Synonyms=== *[[mistake]] [[ar:error]] [[el:error]] [[en:error]] [[fa:error]] [[fr:error]] [[ko:error]] [[io:error]] [[it:error]] [[kk:error]] [[hu:error]] [[nl:error]] [[pl:error]] [[ru:error]] [[fi:error]] [[sv:error]] [[ta:error]] [[vi:error]] [[tr:error]] [[uk:error]] [[zh:error]] 3323 8469 2006-08-04T00:09:01Z Kappa 92 #Your '''siblings''' are your [[brother]]s and [[sister]]s. ==Noun== {{noun}} #Your '''siblings''' are your [[brother]]s and [[sister]]s. ===Notes=== We say "brothers and sisters" more often than "siblings". {{family}} 9124 2006-08-22T03:10:15Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, io, pt, vi ==Noun== {{noun}} #Your '''siblings''' are your [[brother]]s and [[sister]]s. ===Notes=== We say "brothers and sisters" more often than "siblings". {{family}} [[en:sibling]] [[io:sibling]] [[pt:sibling]] [[vi:sibling]] 10225 2006-09-24T14:03:42Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[tr:sibling]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #Your '''siblings''' are your [[brother]]s and [[sister]]s. ===Notes=== We say "brothers and sisters" more often than "siblings". {{family}} [[en:sibling]] [[io:sibling]] [[pt:sibling]] [[vi:sibling]] [[tr:sibling]] 12018 2006-11-09T17:54:48Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ru:sibling]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #Your '''siblings''' are your [[brother]]s and [[sister]]s. ===Notes=== We say "brothers and sisters" more often than "siblings". {{family}} [[en:sibling]] [[io:sibling]] [[pt:sibling]] [[ru:sibling]] [[vi:sibling]] [[tr:sibling]] 12212 2006-11-12T13:44:48Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fi:sibling]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #Your '''siblings''' are your [[brother]]s and [[sister]]s. ===Notes=== We say "brothers and sisters" more often than "siblings". {{family}} [[en:sibling]] [[io:sibling]] [[pt:sibling]] [[ru:sibling]] [[fi:sibling]] [[vi:sibling]] [[tr:sibling]] 3324 8470 2006-08-04T00:13:15Z Kappa 92 #A '''shirt''' is a piece of [[clothing]] you wear on the upper part of your body. Shirts are not very thick. ==Noun== {{noun}} [[image:Shirt.jpg|thumb|A shirt]] #A '''shirt''' is a piece of [[clothing]] you wear on the upper part of your body. Shirts are not very [[thick]]. [[Image:Teamshirt soviet union 1980s.jpg|thumb|A soccer shirt]] 8540 2006-08-08T20:41:52Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} [[image:Shirt.jpg|thumb|A shirt]] [[Image:Teamshirt soviet union 1980s.jpg|thumb|A soccer shirt]] #A '''shirt''' is a piece of [[clothing]] you wear on the upper part of your body. Shirts are not very [[thick]]. #:''I need a new '''shirt''' to go with my new pants.'' 9127 2006-08-22T03:14:46Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ko, sv, ta ==Noun== {{noun}} [[image:Shirt.jpg|thumb|A shirt]] [[Image:Teamshirt soviet union 1980s.jpg|thumb|A soccer shirt]] #A '''shirt''' is a piece of [[clothing]] you wear on the upper part of your body. Shirts are not very [[thick]]. #:''I need a new '''shirt''' to go with my new pants.'' [[ar:shirt]] [[en:shirt]] [[fr:shirt]] [[ko:shirt]] [[io:shirt]] [[it:shirt]] [[hu:shirt]] [[fi:shirt]] [[sv:shirt]] [[ta:shirt]] 9779 2006-09-10T14:40:19Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Noun== {{noun}} [[image:Shirt.jpg|thumb|A shirt]] [[Image:Teamshirt soviet union 1980s.jpg|thumb|A soccer shirt]] #A '''shirt''' is a piece of [[clothing]] you wear on the upper part of your body. Shirts are not very [[thick]]. #:''I need a new '''shirt''' to go with my new pants.'' [[ar:shirt]] [[en:shirt]] [[fr:shirt]] [[ko:shirt]] [[io:shirt]] [[it:shirt]] [[hu:shirt]] [[fi:shirt]] [[sv:shirt]] [[ta:shirt]] [[vi:shirt]] 10226 2006-09-24T14:03:52Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[tr:shirt]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[image:Shirt.jpg|thumb|A shirt]] [[Image:Teamshirt soviet union 1980s.jpg|thumb|A soccer shirt]] #A '''shirt''' is a piece of [[clothing]] you wear on the upper part of your body. Shirts are not very [[thick]]. #:''I need a new '''shirt''' to go with my new pants.'' [[ar:shirt]] [[en:shirt]] [[fr:shirt]] [[ko:shirt]] [[io:shirt]] [[it:shirt]] [[hu:shirt]] [[fi:shirt]] [[sv:shirt]] [[ta:shirt]] [[vi:shirt]] [[tr:shirt]] 10833 2006-10-11T16:18:48Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:shirt]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[image:Shirt.jpg|thumb|A shirt]] [[Image:Teamshirt soviet union 1980s.jpg|thumb|A soccer shirt]] #A '''shirt''' is a piece of [[clothing]] you wear on the upper part of your body. Shirts are not very [[thick]]. #:''I need a new '''shirt''' to go with my new pants.'' [[ar:shirt]] [[en:shirt]] [[fr:shirt]] [[ko:shirt]] [[io:shirt]] [[it:shirt]] [[kk:shirt]] [[hu:shirt]] [[fi:shirt]] [[sv:shirt]] [[ta:shirt]] [[vi:shirt]] [[tr:shirt]] 11343 2006-10-18T23:33:50Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:shirt]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[image:Shirt.jpg|thumb|A shirt]] [[Image:Teamshirt soviet union 1980s.jpg|thumb|A soccer shirt]] #A '''shirt''' is a piece of [[clothing]] you wear on the upper part of your body. Shirts are not very [[thick]]. #:''I need a new '''shirt''' to go with my new pants.'' [[ar:shirt]] [[en:shirt]] [[fr:shirt]] [[ko:shirt]] [[io:shirt]] [[it:shirt]] [[kk:shirt]] [[hu:shirt]] [[ru:shirt]] [[fi:shirt]] [[sv:shirt]] [[ta:shirt]] [[vi:shirt]] [[tr:shirt]] 3325 8471 2006-08-04T00:18:12Z Kappa 92 #Your '''eyes''' are the part of your [[head]] which you [[see]] with. ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Closeup of an blue-green human eye.jpeg|thumb|An eye]] #Your '''eyes''' are the part of your [[head]] which you [[see]] with. {{head}} {{body}} 8978 2006-08-21T22:34:40Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, el, en, es, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, ko, la, pl, pt, ru, sr, sv, ta, tpi, uk, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Closeup of an blue-green human eye.jpeg|thumb|An eye]] #Your '''eyes''' are the part of your [[head]] which you [[see]] with. {{head}} {{body}} [[de:eye]] [[el:eye]] [[en:eye]] [[es:eye]] [[fr:eye]] [[ko:eye]] [[io:eye]] [[it:eye]] [[la:eye]] [[hu:eye]] [[ja:eye]] [[pl:eye]] [[pt:eye]] [[ru:eye]] [[sr:eye]] [[fi:eye]] [[sv:eye]] [[ta:eye]] [[vi:eye]] [[tpi:eye]] [[uk:eye]] [[zh:eye]] 9616 2006-09-10T12:37:08Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Closeup of an blue-green human eye.jpeg|thumb|An eye]] #Your '''eyes''' are the part of your [[head]] which you [[see]] with. {{head}} {{body}} [[de:eye]] [[el:eye]] [[en:eye]] [[es:eye]] [[fr:eye]] [[ko:eye]] [[hy:eye]] [[io:eye]] [[it:eye]] [[la:eye]] [[hu:eye]] [[ja:eye]] [[pl:eye]] [[pt:eye]] [[ru:eye]] [[sr:eye]] [[fi:eye]] [[sv:eye]] [[ta:eye]] [[vi:eye]] [[tpi:eye]] [[uk:eye]] [[zh:eye]] 10071 2006-09-24T12:58:59Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[tr:eye]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Closeup of an blue-green human eye.jpeg|thumb|An eye]] #Your '''eyes''' are the part of your [[head]] which you [[see]] with. {{head}} {{body}} [[de:eye]] [[el:eye]] [[en:eye]] [[es:eye]] [[fr:eye]] [[ko:eye]] [[hy:eye]] [[io:eye]] [[it:eye]] [[la:eye]] [[hu:eye]] [[ja:eye]] [[pl:eye]] [[pt:eye]] [[ru:eye]] [[sr:eye]] [[fi:eye]] [[sv:eye]] [[ta:eye]] [[vi:eye]] [[tpi:eye]] [[tr:eye]] [[uk:eye]] [[zh:eye]] 10428 2006-10-06T16:25:32Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ky:eye]], [[zh-min-nan:eye]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Closeup of an blue-green human eye.jpeg|thumb|An eye]] #Your '''eyes''' are the part of your [[head]] which you [[see]] with. {{head}} {{body}} [[zh-min-nan:eye]] [[de:eye]] [[el:eye]] [[en:eye]] [[es:eye]] [[fr:eye]] [[ko:eye]] [[hy:eye]] [[io:eye]] [[it:eye]] [[ky:eye]] [[la:eye]] [[hu:eye]] [[ja:eye]] [[pl:eye]] [[pt:eye]] [[ru:eye]] [[sr:eye]] [[fi:eye]] [[sv:eye]] [[ta:eye]] [[vi:eye]] [[tpi:eye]] [[tr:eye]] [[uk:eye]] [[zh:eye]] 10522 2006-10-08T13:11:04Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:eye]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Closeup of an blue-green human eye.jpeg|thumb|An eye]] #Your '''eyes''' are the part of your [[head]] which you [[see]] with. {{head}} {{body}} [[zh-min-nan:eye]] [[de:eye]] [[el:eye]] [[en:eye]] [[es:eye]] [[fr:eye]] [[ko:eye]] [[hy:eye]] [[io:eye]] [[it:eye]] [[kk:eye]] [[ky:eye]] [[la:eye]] [[hu:eye]] [[ja:eye]] [[pl:eye]] [[pt:eye]] [[ru:eye]] [[sr:eye]] [[fi:eye]] [[sv:eye]] [[ta:eye]] [[vi:eye]] [[tpi:eye]] [[tr:eye]] [[uk:eye]] [[zh:eye]] 13736 2006-12-13T04:09:13Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:eye]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Closeup of an blue-green human eye.jpeg|thumb|An eye]] #Your '''eyes''' are the part of your [[head]] which you [[see]] with. {{head}} {{body}} [[zh-min-nan:eye]] [[de:eye]] [[el:eye]] [[en:eye]] [[es:eye]] [[fa:eye]] [[fr:eye]] [[ko:eye]] [[hy:eye]] [[io:eye]] [[it:eye]] [[kk:eye]] [[ky:eye]] [[la:eye]] [[hu:eye]] [[ja:eye]] [[pl:eye]] [[pt:eye]] [[ru:eye]] [[sr:eye]] [[fi:eye]] [[sv:eye]] [[ta:eye]] [[vi:eye]] [[tpi:eye]] [[tr:eye]] [[uk:eye]] [[zh:eye]] 3326 8474 2006-08-04T12:21:24Z 210.49.122.19 to experience the earth and nature is related tc your spirit also it allows you to be natural and healthyto experience the nature of others that is harmony. 8475 2006-08-04T18:08:43Z Kappa 92 rewrite ==Noun== {{noun|harmony|harmonies}} (also {{mass noun}}) #In music, a '''harmony''' is two or more [[note]]s which sound good at the same time. #In art, '''harmony''' is using [[color]]s which look good together. #A feeling of harmony means a feeling of close understanding with no [[conflict]]. #:''After a month walking in the countryside, I really felt in '''harmony''' with nature. 8991 2006-08-21T23:09:12Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, hu, it, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun|harmony|harmonies}} (also {{mass noun}}) #In music, a '''harmony''' is two or more [[note]]s which sound good at the same time. #In art, '''harmony''' is using [[color]]s which look good together. #A feeling of harmony means a feeling of close understanding with no [[conflict]]. #:''After a month walking in the countryside, I really felt in '''harmony''' with nature. [[en:harmony]] [[it:harmony]] [[hu:harmony]] [[fi:harmony]] [[vi:harmony]] [[zh:harmony]] 10095 2006-09-24T13:09:36Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ta:harmony]] ==Noun== {{noun|harmony|harmonies}} (also {{mass noun}}) #In music, a '''harmony''' is two or more [[note]]s which sound good at the same time. #In art, '''harmony''' is using [[color]]s which look good together. #A feeling of harmony means a feeling of close understanding with no [[conflict]]. #:''After a month walking in the countryside, I really felt in '''harmony''' with nature. [[en:harmony]] [[it:harmony]] [[hu:harmony]] [[fi:harmony]] [[ta:harmony]] [[vi:harmony]] [[zh:harmony]] 11267 2006-10-18T08:47:17Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:harmony]] ==Noun== {{noun|harmony|harmonies}} (also {{mass noun}}) #In music, a '''harmony''' is two or more [[note]]s which sound good at the same time. #In art, '''harmony''' is using [[color]]s which look good together. #A feeling of harmony means a feeling of close understanding with no [[conflict]]. #:''After a month walking in the countryside, I really felt in '''harmony''' with nature. [[en:harmony]] [[it:harmony]] [[hu:harmony]] [[ru:harmony]] [[fi:harmony]] [[ta:harmony]] [[vi:harmony]] [[zh:harmony]] 3327 8476 2006-08-05T01:50:28Z Kappa 92 #'''Blood''' is a red liquid inside a person or animal's body. It carries [[oxygen]]. The [[heart]] pushes it around the body. ==Noun== {{mass noun}} [[Image:Bleeding finger.jpg|thumb|Blood on someone's finger]] #'''Blood''' is a red liquid inside a person or animal's body. It carries [[oxygen]]. The [[heart]] pushes it around the body. 8879 2006-08-21T19:23:07Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ang, ar, de, el, en, fa, fi, fr, gl, hu, hy, io, it, ja, la, pl, pt, sr, sv, ta, zh ==Noun== {{mass noun}} [[Image:Bleeding finger.jpg|thumb|Blood on someone's finger]] #'''Blood''' is a red liquid inside a person or animal's body. It carries [[oxygen]]. The [[heart]] pushes it around the body. [[ang:blood]] [[ar:blood]] [[de:blood]] [[el:blood]] [[en:blood]] [[fa:blood]] [[fr:blood]] [[gl:blood]] [[hy:blood]] [[io:blood]] [[it:blood]] [[la:blood]] [[hu:blood]] [[ja:blood]] [[pl:blood]] [[pt:blood]] [[sr:blood]] [[fi:blood]] [[sv:blood]] [[ta:blood]] [[zh:blood]] 9485 2006-09-10T11:29:06Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi, zh-min-nan ==Noun== {{mass noun}} [[Image:Bleeding finger.jpg|thumb|Blood on someone's finger]] #'''Blood''' is a red liquid inside a person or animal's body. It carries [[oxygen]]. The [[heart]] pushes it around the body. [[ang:blood]] [[ar:blood]] [[zh-min-nan:blood]] [[de:blood]] [[el:blood]] [[en:blood]] [[fa:blood]] [[fr:blood]] [[gl:blood]] [[hy:blood]] [[io:blood]] [[it:blood]] [[la:blood]] [[hu:blood]] [[ja:blood]] [[pl:blood]] [[pt:blood]] [[sr:blood]] [[fi:blood]] [[sv:blood]] [[ta:blood]] [[vi:blood]] [[zh:blood]] 9989 2006-09-24T12:25:57Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[es:blood]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} [[Image:Bleeding finger.jpg|thumb|Blood on someone's finger]] #'''Blood''' is a red liquid inside a person or animal's body. It carries [[oxygen]]. The [[heart]] pushes it around the body. [[ang:blood]] [[ar:blood]] [[zh-min-nan:blood]] [[de:blood]] [[el:blood]] [[en:blood]] [[es:blood]] [[fa:blood]] [[fr:blood]] [[gl:blood]] [[hy:blood]] [[io:blood]] [[it:blood]] [[la:blood]] [[hu:blood]] [[ja:blood]] [[pl:blood]] [[pt:blood]] [[sr:blood]] [[fi:blood]] [[sv:blood]] [[ta:blood]] [[vi:blood]] [[zh:blood]] 10469 2006-10-07T10:05:34Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:blood]], [[uk:blood]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} [[Image:Bleeding finger.jpg|thumb|Blood on someone's finger]] #'''Blood''' is a red liquid inside a person or animal's body. It carries [[oxygen]]. The [[heart]] pushes it around the body. [[ang:blood]] [[ar:blood]] [[zh-min-nan:blood]] [[de:blood]] [[el:blood]] [[en:blood]] [[es:blood]] [[fa:blood]] [[fr:blood]] [[gl:blood]] [[hy:blood]] [[io:blood]] [[it:blood]] [[kk:blood]] [[la:blood]] [[hu:blood]] [[ja:blood]] [[pl:blood]] [[pt:blood]] [[sr:blood]] [[fi:blood]] [[sv:blood]] [[ta:blood]] [[vi:blood]] [[uk:blood]] [[zh:blood]] 11061 2006-10-14T21:04:31Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:blood]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} [[Image:Bleeding finger.jpg|thumb|Blood on someone's finger]] #'''Blood''' is a red liquid inside a person or animal's body. It carries [[oxygen]]. The [[heart]] pushes it around the body. [[ang:blood]] [[ar:blood]] [[zh-min-nan:blood]] [[de:blood]] [[el:blood]] [[en:blood]] [[es:blood]] [[fa:blood]] [[fr:blood]] [[gl:blood]] [[hy:blood]] [[io:blood]] [[it:blood]] [[kk:blood]] [[la:blood]] [[hu:blood]] [[ja:blood]] [[pl:blood]] [[pt:blood]] [[ru:blood]] [[sr:blood]] [[fi:blood]] [[sv:blood]] [[ta:blood]] [[vi:blood]] [[uk:blood]] [[zh:blood]] 11612 2006-10-29T19:30:39Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ca:blood]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} [[Image:Bleeding finger.jpg|thumb|Blood on someone's finger]] #'''Blood''' is a red liquid inside a person or animal's body. It carries [[oxygen]]. The [[heart]] pushes it around the body. [[ang:blood]] [[ar:blood]] [[zh-min-nan:blood]] [[ca:blood]] [[de:blood]] [[el:blood]] [[en:blood]] [[es:blood]] [[fa:blood]] [[fr:blood]] [[gl:blood]] [[hy:blood]] [[io:blood]] [[it:blood]] [[kk:blood]] [[la:blood]] [[hu:blood]] [[ja:blood]] [[pl:blood]] [[pt:blood]] [[ru:blood]] [[sr:blood]] [[fi:blood]] [[sv:blood]] [[ta:blood]] [[vi:blood]] [[uk:blood]] [[zh:blood]] 3328 8477 2006-08-05T01:56:39Z Kappa 92 #A '''bucket''' is a [[container]] used for carrying things like [[water]] or [[sand]]. ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''bucket''' is a [[container]] used for carrying things like [[water]] or [[sand]]. [[Image:Curiosity.jpg|thumb|A cat looking into a bucket]] 8871 2006-08-21T19:08:34Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, en, fi, fr, gl, hu, hy, io, it, pl, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''bucket''' is a [[container]] used for carrying things like [[water]] or [[sand]]. [[Image:Curiosity.jpg|thumb|A cat looking into a bucket]] [[de:bucket]] [[en:bucket]] [[fr:bucket]] [[gl:bucket]] [[hy:bucket]] [[io:bucket]] [[it:bucket]] [[hu:bucket]] [[pl:bucket]] [[fi:bucket]] [[zh:bucket]] 9473 2006-09-10T11:27:06Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''bucket''' is a [[container]] used for carrying things like [[water]] or [[sand]]. [[Image:Curiosity.jpg|thumb|A cat looking into a bucket]] [[de:bucket]] [[en:bucket]] [[fr:bucket]] [[gl:bucket]] [[hy:bucket]] [[io:bucket]] [[it:bucket]] [[hu:bucket]] [[pl:bucket]] [[fi:bucket]] [[vi:bucket]] [[zh:bucket]] 9983 2006-09-24T12:24:56Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ta:bucket]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''bucket''' is a [[container]] used for carrying things like [[water]] or [[sand]]. [[Image:Curiosity.jpg|thumb|A cat looking into a bucket]] [[de:bucket]] [[en:bucket]] [[fr:bucket]] [[gl:bucket]] [[hy:bucket]] [[io:bucket]] [[it:bucket]] [[hu:bucket]] [[pl:bucket]] [[fi:bucket]] [[ta:bucket]] [[vi:bucket]] [[zh:bucket]] 10490 2006-10-07T21:22:36Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:bucket]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''bucket''' is a [[container]] used for carrying things like [[water]] or [[sand]]. [[Image:Curiosity.jpg|thumb|A cat looking into a bucket]] [[de:bucket]] [[en:bucket]] [[fr:bucket]] [[gl:bucket]] [[hy:bucket]] [[io:bucket]] [[it:bucket]] [[kk:bucket]] [[hu:bucket]] [[pl:bucket]] [[fi:bucket]] [[ta:bucket]] [[vi:bucket]] [[zh:bucket]] 11071 2006-10-14T22:47:36Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:bucket]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''bucket''' is a [[container]] used for carrying things like [[water]] or [[sand]]. [[Image:Curiosity.jpg|thumb|A cat looking into a bucket]] [[de:bucket]] [[en:bucket]] [[fr:bucket]] [[gl:bucket]] [[hy:bucket]] [[io:bucket]] [[it:bucket]] [[kk:bucket]] [[hu:bucket]] [[pl:bucket]] [[ru:bucket]] [[fi:bucket]] [[ta:bucket]] [[vi:bucket]] [[zh:bucket]] 12240 2006-11-13T07:20:42Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[csb:bucket]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''bucket''' is a [[container]] used for carrying things like [[water]] or [[sand]]. [[Image:Curiosity.jpg|thumb|A cat looking into a bucket]] [[de:bucket]] [[en:bucket]] [[fr:bucket]] [[gl:bucket]] [[hy:bucket]] [[io:bucket]] [[it:bucket]] [[csb:bucket]] [[kk:bucket]] [[hu:bucket]] [[pl:bucket]] [[ru:bucket]] [[fi:bucket]] [[ta:bucket]] [[vi:bucket]] [[zh:bucket]] 3329 8478 2006-08-05T02:00:41Z Kappa 92 #'''Coal''' is a [[fuel]] which comes from under the ground. It is black, or sometimes brown. People often burn it for heat. ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #'''Coal''' is a [[fuel]] which comes from under the ground. It is black, or sometimes brown. People often burn it for heat. 8892 2006-08-21T20:02:40Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ang, ar, en, fi, fr, hu, hy, io, it, ta, zh ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #'''Coal''' is a [[fuel]] which comes from under the ground. It is black, or sometimes brown. People often burn it for heat. [[ang:coal]] [[ar:coal]] [[en:coal]] [[fr:coal]] [[hy:coal]] [[io:coal]] [[it:coal]] [[hu:coal]] [[fi:coal]] [[ta:coal]] [[zh:coal]] 9528 2006-09-10T11:52:26Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #'''Coal''' is a [[fuel]] which comes from under the ground. It is black, or sometimes brown. People often burn it for heat. [[ang:coal]] [[ar:coal]] [[en:coal]] [[fr:coal]] [[hy:coal]] [[io:coal]] [[it:coal]] [[hu:coal]] [[fi:coal]] [[ta:coal]] [[vi:coal]] [[zh:coal]] 10606 2006-10-09T09:05:02Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:coal]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #'''Coal''' is a [[fuel]] which comes from under the ground. It is black, or sometimes brown. People often burn it for heat. [[ang:coal]] [[ar:coal]] [[en:coal]] [[fr:coal]] [[hy:coal]] [[io:coal]] [[it:coal]] [[kk:coal]] [[hu:coal]] [[fi:coal]] [[ta:coal]] [[vi:coal]] [[zh:coal]] 3330 8479 2006-08-05T02:05:57Z Kappa 92 #A '''blade''' is something with a [[long]], [[sharp]] [[edge]]. Things like [[knife|knives]], [[sword]]s and [[razor]]s have blades. ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Katana_blades.jpg|thumb|Sword blades]] #A '''blade''' is something with a [[long]], [[sharp]] [[edge]]. Things like [[knife|knives]], [[sword]]s and [[razor]]s have blades. 8862 2006-08-21T18:49:06Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, de, en, et, fi, fr, hu, io, it, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Katana_blades.jpg|thumb|Sword blades]] #A '''blade''' is something with a [[long]], [[sharp]] [[edge]]. Things like [[knife|knives]], [[sword]]s and [[razor]]s have blades. [[ar:blade]] [[de:blade]] [[et:blade]] [[en:blade]] [[fr:blade]] [[io:blade]] [[it:blade]] [[hu:blade]] [[fi:blade]] [[vi:blade]] [[zh:blade]] 10466 2006-10-07T08:27:48Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:blade]], [[uk:blade]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Katana_blades.jpg|thumb|Sword blades]] #A '''blade''' is something with a [[long]], [[sharp]] [[edge]]. Things like [[knife|knives]], [[sword]]s and [[razor]]s have blades. [[ar:blade]] [[de:blade]] [[et:blade]] [[en:blade]] [[fr:blade]] [[io:blade]] [[it:blade]] [[kk:blade]] [[hu:blade]] [[fi:blade]] [[vi:blade]] [[uk:blade]] [[zh:blade]] 11062 2006-10-14T21:12:11Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:blade]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Katana_blades.jpg|thumb|Sword blades]] #A '''blade''' is something with a [[long]], [[sharp]] [[edge]]. Things like [[knife|knives]], [[sword]]s and [[razor]]s have blades. [[ar:blade]] [[de:blade]] [[et:blade]] [[en:blade]] [[fr:blade]] [[io:blade]] [[it:blade]] [[kk:blade]] [[hu:blade]] [[ru:blade]] [[fi:blade]] [[vi:blade]] [[uk:blade]] [[zh:blade]] 12966 2006-11-29T03:38:48Z Coppertwig 139 BE850 mark {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Katana_blades.jpg|thumb|Sword blades]] #A '''blade''' is something with a [[long]], [[sharp]] [[edge]]. Things like [[knife|knives]], [[sword]]s and [[razor]]s have blades. [[ar:blade]] [[de:blade]] [[et:blade]] [[en:blade]] [[fr:blade]] [[io:blade]] [[it:blade]] [[kk:blade]] [[hu:blade]] [[ru:blade]] [[fi:blade]] [[vi:blade]] [[uk:blade]] [[zh:blade]] 13906 2006-12-19T19:48:22Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[tr:blade]] {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Katana_blades.jpg|thumb|Sword blades]] #A '''blade''' is something with a [[long]], [[sharp]] [[edge]]. Things like [[knife|knives]], [[sword]]s and [[razor]]s have blades. [[ar:blade]] [[de:blade]] [[et:blade]] [[en:blade]] [[fr:blade]] [[io:blade]] [[it:blade]] [[kk:blade]] [[hu:blade]] [[ru:blade]] [[fi:blade]] [[vi:blade]] [[tr:blade]] [[uk:blade]] [[zh:blade]] 14255 2006-12-21T18:54:21Z Brett 77 {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Katana_blades.jpg|thumb|Sword blades]] #A '''blade''' is something with a [[long]], [[sharp]] [[edge]]. Things like [[knife|knives]], [[sword]]s and [[razor]]s have '''blades'''. [[ar:blade]] [[de:blade]] [[et:blade]] [[en:blade]] [[fr:blade]] [[io:blade]] [[it:blade]] [[kk:blade]] [[hu:blade]] [[ru:blade]] [[fi:blade]] [[vi:blade]] [[tr:blade]] [[uk:blade]] [[zh:blade]] 3331 8480 2006-08-05T02:13:55Z Kappa 92 #'''Bags''' are [[container]]s made of [[soft]] material like [[paper]], [[plastic]] or [[leather]]. ==Noun== {{noun}} #'''Bags''' are [[container]]s made of [[soft]] material like [[paper]], [[plastic]] or [[leather]]. #:''I put the garbage in a black plastic '''bag'''. #:''She took her tennis shoes of out her sports '''bag'''. 8829 2006-08-21T17:56:16Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, de, el, en, fi, fr, gl, hu, hy, io, it, ja, pt, ru, ta, uk, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} #'''Bags''' are [[container]]s made of [[soft]] material like [[paper]], [[plastic]] or [[leather]]. #:''I put the garbage in a black plastic '''bag'''. #:''She took her tennis shoes of out her sports '''bag'''. [[ar:bag]] [[de:bag]] [[el:bag]] [[en:bag]] [[fr:bag]] [[gl:bag]] [[hy:bag]] [[io:bag]] [[it:bag]] [[hu:bag]] [[ja:bag]] [[pt:bag]] [[ru:bag]] [[fi:bag]] [[ta:bag]] [[uk:bag]] [[zh:bag]] 9438 2006-09-10T11:06:20Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Noun== {{noun}} #'''Bags''' are [[container]]s made of [[soft]] material like [[paper]], [[plastic]] or [[leather]]. #:''I put the garbage in a black plastic '''bag'''. #:''She took her tennis shoes of out her sports '''bag'''. [[ar:bag]] [[de:bag]] [[el:bag]] [[en:bag]] [[fr:bag]] [[gl:bag]] [[hy:bag]] [[io:bag]] [[it:bag]] [[hu:bag]] [[ja:bag]] [[pt:bag]] [[ru:bag]] [[fi:bag]] [[ta:bag]] [[vi:bag]] [[uk:bag]] [[zh:bag]] 10417 2006-10-06T13:09:47Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ku:bag]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #'''Bags''' are [[container]]s made of [[soft]] material like [[paper]], [[plastic]] or [[leather]]. #:''I put the garbage in a black plastic '''bag'''. #:''She took her tennis shoes of out her sports '''bag'''. [[ar:bag]] [[de:bag]] [[el:bag]] [[en:bag]] [[fr:bag]] [[gl:bag]] [[hy:bag]] [[io:bag]] [[it:bag]] [[ku:bag]] [[hu:bag]] [[ja:bag]] [[pt:bag]] [[ru:bag]] [[fi:bag]] [[ta:bag]] [[vi:bag]] [[uk:bag]] [[zh:bag]] 10648 2006-10-09T17:05:58Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:bag]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #'''Bags''' are [[container]]s made of [[soft]] material like [[paper]], [[plastic]] or [[leather]]. #:''I put the garbage in a black plastic '''bag'''. #:''She took her tennis shoes of out her sports '''bag'''. [[ar:bag]] [[de:bag]] [[el:bag]] [[en:bag]] [[fr:bag]] [[gl:bag]] [[hy:bag]] [[io:bag]] [[it:bag]] [[kk:bag]] [[ku:bag]] [[hu:bag]] [[ja:bag]] [[pt:bag]] [[ru:bag]] [[fi:bag]] [[ta:bag]] [[vi:bag]] [[uk:bag]] [[zh:bag]] 12911 2006-11-28T05:05:17Z Coppertwig 139 picture ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Bag of pepernoten.JPG|thumb|Things in a '''bag''']] #'''Bags''' are [[container]]s made of [[soft]] material like [[paper]], [[plastic]] or [[leather]]. #:''I put the garbage in a black plastic '''bag'''. #:''She took her tennis shoes of out her sports '''bag'''. <br style="clear:both"/> [[ar:bag]] [[de:bag]] [[el:bag]] [[en:bag]] [[fr:bag]] [[gl:bag]] [[hy:bag]] [[io:bag]] [[it:bag]] [[kk:bag]] [[ku:bag]] [[hu:bag]] [[ja:bag]] [[pt:bag]] [[ru:bag]] [[fi:bag]] [[ta:bag]] [[vi:bag]] [[uk:bag]] [[zh:bag]] 3332 8481 2006-08-05T02:24:20Z Kappa 92 #If you '''blow''', you push [[air]] out of your [[mouth]]. #"The [[wind]] is '''blowing'''" means that there is some wind. ==Verb== {{verb|blow|blows|blew|blowing}} #If you '''blow''', you push [[air]] out of your [[mouth]]. #:''She '''blew''' on the candles to put them out. #"The [[wind]] is '''blowing'''" means that there is some wind. 8500 2006-08-07T02:14:34Z Brett 77 ==Verb== {{verb|blow|blows|blew|blowing}} {{transitive verb}} & {{intransitive verb}} #If you '''blow''', you push [[air]] out of your [[mouth]]. #:''She '''blew''' on the candles to put them out. #"The [[wind]] is '''blowing'''" means that there is some wind. 8878 2006-08-21T19:20:34Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, de, el, en, fi, fr, gl, hu, hy, io, it, ko, ta, uk, zh ==Verb== {{verb|blow|blows|blew|blowing}} {{transitive verb}} & {{intransitive verb}} #If you '''blow''', you push [[air]] out of your [[mouth]]. #:''She '''blew''' on the candles to put them out. #"The [[wind]] is '''blowing'''" means that there is some wind. [[ar:blow]] [[de:blow]] [[el:blow]] [[en:blow]] [[fr:blow]] [[gl:blow]] [[ko:blow]] [[hy:blow]] [[io:blow]] [[it:blow]] [[hu:blow]] [[fi:blow]] [[ta:blow]] [[uk:blow]] [[zh:blow]] 9988 2006-09-24T12:25:47Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[es:blow]] ==Verb== {{verb|blow|blows|blew|blowing}} {{transitive verb}} & {{intransitive verb}} #If you '''blow''', you push [[air]] out of your [[mouth]]. #:''She '''blew''' on the candles to put them out. #"The [[wind]] is '''blowing'''" means that there is some wind. [[ar:blow]] [[de:blow]] [[el:blow]] [[en:blow]] [[es:blow]] [[fr:blow]] [[gl:blow]] [[ko:blow]] [[hy:blow]] [[io:blow]] [[it:blow]] [[hu:blow]] [[fi:blow]] [[ta:blow]] [[uk:blow]] [[zh:blow]] 10471 2006-10-07T10:25:56Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[vi:blow]] ==Verb== {{verb|blow|blows|blew|blowing}} {{transitive verb}} & {{intransitive verb}} #If you '''blow''', you push [[air]] out of your [[mouth]]. #:''She '''blew''' on the candles to put them out. #"The [[wind]] is '''blowing'''" means that there is some wind. [[ar:blow]] [[de:blow]] [[el:blow]] [[en:blow]] [[es:blow]] [[fr:blow]] [[gl:blow]] [[ko:blow]] [[hy:blow]] [[io:blow]] [[it:blow]] [[hu:blow]] [[fi:blow]] [[ta:blow]] [[vi:blow]] [[uk:blow]] [[zh:blow]] 11163 2006-10-16T22:29:28Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:blow]] ==Verb== {{verb|blow|blows|blew|blowing}} {{transitive verb}} & {{intransitive verb}} #If you '''blow''', you push [[air]] out of your [[mouth]]. #:''She '''blew''' on the candles to put them out. #"The [[wind]] is '''blowing'''" means that there is some wind. [[ar:blow]] [[de:blow]] [[el:blow]] [[en:blow]] [[es:blow]] [[fr:blow]] [[gl:blow]] [[ko:blow]] [[hy:blow]] [[io:blow]] [[it:blow]] [[hu:blow]] [[ru:blow]] [[fi:blow]] [[ta:blow]] [[vi:blow]] [[uk:blow]] [[zh:blow]] 14306 2006-12-22T02:00:50Z Brett 77 ==Verb== {{verb|blow|blows|blew|blowing}} # {{TI verb}} If you '''blow''', you push [[air]] out of your [[mouth]]. #:''She '''blew''' on the candles to put them out. #:''The [[wind]] is '''blowing''' and the trees are moving.'' [[ar:blow]] [[de:blow]] [[el:blow]] [[en:blow]] [[es:blow]] [[fr:blow]] [[gl:blow]] [[ko:blow]] [[hy:blow]] [[io:blow]] [[it:blow]] [[hu:blow]] [[ru:blow]] [[fi:blow]] [[ta:blow]] [[vi:blow]] [[uk:blow]] [[zh:blow]] 3333 8482 2006-08-05T02:27:50Z Kappa 92 #When two [[straight]] [[line]]s come together, they make an [[angle]]. We measure angles in [[degree]]s. ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Angolo acuto.png|thumb|An angle]] #When two [[straight]] [[line]]s come together, they make an [[angle]]. We measure angles in [[degree]]s. #:''A 90 degree angle is called a right angle. 8499 2006-08-07T02:13:32Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Angolo acuto.png|thumb|An angle]] #When two [[straight]] [[line]]s come together, they make an [[angle]]. We measure angles in [[degree]]s. #:''A 90 degree '''angle''' is called a right angle. 8842 2006-08-21T18:11:17Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, de, el, en, et, fa, fi, fr, gl, hu, io, it, pl, pt, sv, ta, uk, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Angolo acuto.png|thumb|An angle]] #When two [[straight]] [[line]]s come together, they make an [[angle]]. We measure angles in [[degree]]s. #:''A 90 degree '''angle''' is called a right angle. [[ar:angle]] [[de:angle]] [[et:angle]] [[el:angle]] [[en:angle]] [[fa:angle]] [[fr:angle]] [[gl:angle]] [[io:angle]] [[it:angle]] [[hu:angle]] [[pl:angle]] [[pt:angle]] [[fi:angle]] [[sv:angle]] [[ta:angle]] [[vi:angle]] [[uk:angle]] [[zh:angle]] 9455 2006-09-10T11:12:01Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: th ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Angolo acuto.png|thumb|An angle]] #When two [[straight]] [[line]]s come together, they make an [[angle]]. We measure angles in [[degree]]s. #:''A 90 degree '''angle''' is called a right angle. [[ar:angle]] [[de:angle]] [[et:angle]] [[el:angle]] [[en:angle]] [[fa:angle]] [[fr:angle]] [[gl:angle]] [[io:angle]] [[it:angle]] [[hu:angle]] [[pl:angle]] [[pt:angle]] [[fi:angle]] [[sv:angle]] [[ta:angle]] [[th:angle]] [[vi:angle]] [[uk:angle]] [[zh:angle]] 10375 2006-10-05T05:03:44Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[hy:angle]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Angolo acuto.png|thumb|An angle]] #When two [[straight]] [[line]]s come together, they make an [[angle]]. We measure angles in [[degree]]s. #:''A 90 degree '''angle''' is called a right angle. [[ar:angle]] [[de:angle]] [[et:angle]] [[el:angle]] [[en:angle]] [[fa:angle]] [[fr:angle]] [[gl:angle]] [[hy:angle]] [[io:angle]] [[it:angle]] [[hu:angle]] [[pl:angle]] [[pt:angle]] [[fi:angle]] [[sv:angle]] [[ta:angle]] [[th:angle]] [[vi:angle]] [[uk:angle]] [[zh:angle]] 10637 2006-10-09T13:49:02Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:angle]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Angolo acuto.png|thumb|An angle]] #When two [[straight]] [[line]]s come together, they make an [[angle]]. We measure angles in [[degree]]s. #:''A 90 degree '''angle''' is called a right angle. [[ar:angle]] [[de:angle]] [[et:angle]] [[el:angle]] [[en:angle]] [[fa:angle]] [[fr:angle]] [[gl:angle]] [[hy:angle]] [[io:angle]] [[it:angle]] [[kk:angle]] [[hu:angle]] [[pl:angle]] [[pt:angle]] [[fi:angle]] [[sv:angle]] [[ta:angle]] [[th:angle]] [[vi:angle]] [[uk:angle]] [[zh:angle]] 11197 2006-10-17T20:01:48Z PullToOpen 119 {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{BE850}} {{noun}} [[Image:Angolo acuto.png|thumb|An angle]] #When two [[straight]] [[line]]s come together, they make an [[angle]]. We measure angles in [[degree]]s. #:''A 90 degree '''angle''' is called a right angle. [[ar:angle]] [[de:angle]] [[et:angle]] [[el:angle]] [[en:angle]] [[fa:angle]] [[fr:angle]] [[gl:angle]] [[hy:angle]] [[io:angle]] [[it:angle]] [[kk:angle]] [[hu:angle]] [[pl:angle]] [[pt:angle]] [[fi:angle]] [[sv:angle]] [[ta:angle]] [[th:angle]] [[vi:angle]] [[uk:angle]] [[zh:angle]] 11601 2006-10-29T18:12:01Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:angle]] ==Noun== {{BE850}} {{noun}} [[Image:Angolo acuto.png|thumb|An angle]] #When two [[straight]] [[line]]s come together, they make an [[angle]]. We measure angles in [[degree]]s. #:''A 90 degree '''angle''' is called a right angle. [[ar:angle]] [[de:angle]] [[et:angle]] [[el:angle]] [[en:angle]] [[fa:angle]] [[fr:angle]] [[gl:angle]] [[hy:angle]] [[io:angle]] [[it:angle]] [[kk:angle]] [[hu:angle]] [[pl:angle]] [[pt:angle]] [[ru:angle]] [[fi:angle]] [[sv:angle]] [[ta:angle]] [[th:angle]] [[vi:angle]] [[uk:angle]] [[zh:angle]] 3334 8485 2006-08-06T01:37:10Z Kappa 92 2 defs ==Noun== {{noun}} #The [[neck]] part of a [[shirt]], [[coat]] etc. #A circular piece of material which we put around the neck of an animal. [[Image:Owczarek belgijski malinois głowa.jpg|thumb|A dog wearing a collar]] 8486 2006-08-06T01:38:18Z Kappa 92 #:''He put up his '''collar''' because of the cold wind. ==Noun== {{noun}} #The [[neck]] part of a [[shirt]], [[coat]] etc. #:''He put up his '''collar''' because of the cold wind. #A circular piece of material which we put around the neck of an animal. [[Image:Owczarek belgijski malinois głowa.jpg|thumb|A dog wearing a collar]] 8925 2006-08-21T20:52:01Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, en, et, fi, fr, hu, hy, io, it, pl, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} #The [[neck]] part of a [[shirt]], [[coat]] etc. #:''He put up his '''collar''' because of the cold wind. #A circular piece of material which we put around the neck of an animal. [[Image:Owczarek belgijski malinois głowa.jpg|thumb|A dog wearing a collar]] [[ar:collar]] [[et:collar]] [[en:collar]] [[fr:collar]] [[hy:collar]] [[io:collar]] [[it:collar]] [[hu:collar]] [[pl:collar]] [[fi:collar]] [[zh:collar]] 9526 2006-09-10T11:52:06Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Noun== {{noun}} #The [[neck]] part of a [[shirt]], [[coat]] etc. #:''He put up his '''collar''' because of the cold wind. #A circular piece of material which we put around the neck of an animal. [[Image:Owczarek belgijski malinois głowa.jpg|thumb|A dog wearing a collar]] [[ar:collar]] [[et:collar]] [[en:collar]] [[fr:collar]] [[hy:collar]] [[io:collar]] [[it:collar]] [[hu:collar]] [[pl:collar]] [[fi:collar]] [[vi:collar]] [[zh:collar]] 10612 2006-10-09T11:41:57Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:collar]], [[ta:collar]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #The [[neck]] part of a [[shirt]], [[coat]] etc. #:''He put up his '''collar''' because of the cold wind. #A circular piece of material which we put around the neck of an animal. [[Image:Owczarek belgijski malinois głowa.jpg|thumb|A dog wearing a collar]] [[ar:collar]] [[et:collar]] [[en:collar]] [[fr:collar]] [[hy:collar]] [[io:collar]] [[it:collar]] [[kk:collar]] [[hu:collar]] [[pl:collar]] [[fi:collar]] [[ta:collar]] [[vi:collar]] [[zh:collar]] 11192 2006-10-17T19:34:10Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:collar]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #The [[neck]] part of a [[shirt]], [[coat]] etc. #:''He put up his '''collar''' because of the cold wind. #A circular piece of material which we put around the neck of an animal. [[Image:Owczarek belgijski malinois głowa.jpg|thumb|A dog wearing a collar]] [[ar:collar]] [[et:collar]] [[en:collar]] [[fr:collar]] [[hy:collar]] [[io:collar]] [[it:collar]] [[kk:collar]] [[hu:collar]] [[pl:collar]] [[ru:collar]] [[fi:collar]] [[ta:collar]] [[vi:collar]] [[zh:collar]] 3335 8487 2006-08-06T01:44:48Z Kappa 92 #Your hands are the parts of your [[body]] at the end of your [[arm]]s. A hand has four [[finger]]s and a [[thumb]]. ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Raczka4.jpg|thumb|A hand]] #Your '''hands''' are the parts of your [[body]] at the end of your [[arm]]s. A hand has four [[finger]]s and a [[thumb]]. #:''Mother, I'm afraid, please hold my '''hand'''. {{body}} 9016 2006-08-21T23:44:52Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ca, el, en, es, fa, fi, fr, hu, id, io, it, ja, ko, ku, la, nl, pl, pt, ru, sr, sv, ta, vi, zh, zh-min-nan ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Raczka4.jpg|thumb|A hand]] #Your '''hands''' are the parts of your [[body]] at the end of your [[arm]]s. A hand has four [[finger]]s and a [[thumb]]. #:''Mother, I'm afraid, please hold my '''hand'''. {{body}} [[zh-min-nan:hand]] [[ca:hand]] [[el:hand]] [[en:hand]] [[es:hand]] [[fa:hand]] [[fr:hand]] [[ko:hand]] [[io:hand]] [[id:hand]] [[it:hand]] [[ku:hand]] [[la:hand]] [[hu:hand]] [[nl:hand]] [[ja:hand]] [[pl:hand]] [[pt:hand]] [[ru:hand]] [[sr:hand]] [[fi:hand]] [[sv:hand]] [[ta:hand]] [[vi:hand]] [[zh:hand]] 10096 2006-09-24T13:09:46Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[hy:hand]], [[tr:hand]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Raczka4.jpg|thumb|A hand]] #Your '''hands''' are the parts of your [[body]] at the end of your [[arm]]s. A hand has four [[finger]]s and a [[thumb]]. #:''Mother, I'm afraid, please hold my '''hand'''. {{body}} [[zh-min-nan:hand]] [[ca:hand]] [[el:hand]] [[en:hand]] [[es:hand]] [[fa:hand]] [[fr:hand]] [[ko:hand]] [[hy:hand]] [[io:hand]] [[id:hand]] [[it:hand]] [[ku:hand]] [[la:hand]] [[hu:hand]] [[nl:hand]] [[ja:hand]] [[pl:hand]] [[pt:hand]] [[ru:hand]] [[sr:hand]] [[fi:hand]] [[sv:hand]] [[ta:hand]] [[vi:hand]] [[tr:hand]] [[zh:hand]] 10318 2006-10-01T07:59:49Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ky:hand]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Raczka4.jpg|thumb|A hand]] #Your '''hands''' are the parts of your [[body]] at the end of your [[arm]]s. A hand has four [[finger]]s and a [[thumb]]. #:''Mother, I'm afraid, please hold my '''hand'''. {{body}} [[zh-min-nan:hand]] [[ca:hand]] [[el:hand]] [[en:hand]] [[es:hand]] [[fa:hand]] [[fr:hand]] [[ko:hand]] [[hy:hand]] [[io:hand]] [[id:hand]] [[it:hand]] [[ky:hand]] [[ku:hand]] [[la:hand]] [[hu:hand]] [[nl:hand]] [[ja:hand]] [[pl:hand]] [[pt:hand]] [[ru:hand]] [[sr:hand]] [[fi:hand]] [[sv:hand]] [[ta:hand]] [[vi:hand]] [[tr:hand]] [[zh:hand]] 10531 2006-10-08T14:18:31Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:hand]], [[uk:hand]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Raczka4.jpg|thumb|A hand]] #Your '''hands''' are the parts of your [[body]] at the end of your [[arm]]s. A hand has four [[finger]]s and a [[thumb]]. #:''Mother, I'm afraid, please hold my '''hand'''. {{body}} [[zh-min-nan:hand]] [[ca:hand]] [[el:hand]] [[en:hand]] [[es:hand]] [[fa:hand]] [[fr:hand]] [[ko:hand]] [[hy:hand]] [[io:hand]] [[id:hand]] [[it:hand]] [[kk:hand]] [[ky:hand]] [[ku:hand]] [[la:hand]] [[hu:hand]] [[nl:hand]] [[ja:hand]] [[pl:hand]] [[pt:hand]] [[ru:hand]] [[sr:hand]] [[fi:hand]] [[sv:hand]] [[ta:hand]] [[vi:hand]] [[tr:hand]] [[uk:hand]] [[zh:hand]] 3336 8488 2006-08-06T01:47:42Z Kappa 92 no example yet... #A '''glove''' is a piece of [[clothing]] you [[wear]] on your [[hand]]. ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Disposable nitrile glove.jpg|thumb|A glove]] #A '''glove''' is a piece of [[clothing]] you [[wear]] on your [[hand]]. 8972 2006-08-21T22:26:30Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, ko, ta, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Disposable nitrile glove.jpg|thumb|A glove]] #A '''glove''' is a piece of [[clothing]] you [[wear]] on your [[hand]]. [[en:glove]] [[fr:glove]] [[ko:glove]] [[io:glove]] [[it:glove]] [[hu:glove]] [[ja:glove]] [[fi:glove]] [[ta:glove]] [[zh:glove]] 9586 2006-09-10T12:26:15Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Disposable nitrile glove.jpg|thumb|A glove]] #A '''glove''' is a piece of [[clothing]] you [[wear]] on your [[hand]]. [[en:glove]] [[fr:glove]] [[ko:glove]] [[io:glove]] [[it:glove]] [[hu:glove]] [[ja:glove]] [[fi:glove]] [[ta:glove]] [[vi:glove]] [[zh:glove]] 10734 2006-10-10T12:32:07Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[hy:glove]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Disposable nitrile glove.jpg|thumb|A glove]] #A '''glove''' is a piece of [[clothing]] you [[wear]] on your [[hand]]. [[en:glove]] [[fr:glove]] [[ko:glove]] [[hy:glove]] [[io:glove]] [[it:glove]] [[hu:glove]] [[ja:glove]] [[fi:glove]] [[ta:glove]] [[vi:glove]] [[zh:glove]] 10945 2006-10-13T16:05:29Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[pl:glove]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Disposable nitrile glove.jpg|thumb|A glove]] #A '''glove''' is a piece of [[clothing]] you [[wear]] on your [[hand]]. [[en:glove]] [[fr:glove]] [[ko:glove]] [[hy:glove]] [[io:glove]] [[it:glove]] [[hu:glove]] [[ja:glove]] [[pl:glove]] [[fi:glove]] [[ta:glove]] [[vi:glove]] [[zh:glove]] 11185 2006-10-17T14:51:38Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:glove]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Disposable nitrile glove.jpg|thumb|A glove]] #A '''glove''' is a piece of [[clothing]] you [[wear]] on your [[hand]]. [[en:glove]] [[fr:glove]] [[ko:glove]] [[hy:glove]] [[io:glove]] [[it:glove]] [[hu:glove]] [[ja:glove]] [[pl:glove]] [[ru:glove]] [[fi:glove]] [[ta:glove]] [[vi:glove]] [[zh:glove]] 14053 2006-12-20T22:13:18Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[de:glove]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Disposable nitrile glove.jpg|thumb|A glove]] #A '''glove''' is a piece of [[clothing]] you [[wear]] on your [[hand]]. [[de:glove]] [[en:glove]] [[fr:glove]] [[ko:glove]] [[hy:glove]] [[io:glove]] [[it:glove]] [[hu:glove]] [[ja:glove]] [[pl:glove]] [[ru:glove]] [[fi:glove]] [[ta:glove]] [[vi:glove]] [[zh:glove]] 3337 8489 2006-08-06T14:24:32Z Kappa 92 #A '''market''' is a place where many people come to [[buy]] and [[sell]] things. ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Khadda market Pune.jpg|thumb|A market]] #A '''market''' is a place where many people come to [[buy]] and [[sell]] things. #:''It's time to take the cows to the market. [[Image:MarcheTamanrasset5.jpg|thumb|A market for animals]] 8490 2006-08-06T14:26:01Z Kappa 92 ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Khadda market Pune.jpg|thumb|A market]] #A '''market''' is a place where many people come to [[buy]] and [[sell]] things. #:''It's time to take the cows to the '''market'''. [[Image:MarcheTamanrasset5.jpg|thumb|A market for animals]] 9058 2006-08-22T01:04:02Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fa, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ko, pt, ru, ta, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Khadda market Pune.jpg|thumb|A market]] #A '''market''' is a place where many people come to [[buy]] and [[sell]] things. #:''It's time to take the cows to the '''market'''. [[Image:MarcheTamanrasset5.jpg|thumb|A market for animals]] [[en:market]] [[fa:market]] [[fr:market]] [[ko:market]] [[io:market]] [[it:market]] [[hu:market]] [[pt:market]] [[ru:market]] [[fi:market]] [[ta:market]] [[zh:market]] 9699 2006-09-10T13:43:05Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy, vi ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Khadda market Pune.jpg|thumb|A market]] #A '''market''' is a place where many people come to [[buy]] and [[sell]] things. #:''It's time to take the cows to the '''market'''. [[Image:MarcheTamanrasset5.jpg|thumb|A market for animals]] [[en:market]] [[fa:market]] [[fr:market]] [[ko:market]] [[hy:market]] [[io:market]] [[it:market]] [[hu:market]] [[pt:market]] [[ru:market]] [[fi:market]] [[ta:market]] [[vi:market]] [[zh:market]] 10635 2006-10-09T13:24:50Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:market]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Khadda market Pune.jpg|thumb|A market]] #A '''market''' is a place where many people come to [[buy]] and [[sell]] things. #:''It's time to take the cows to the '''market'''. [[Image:MarcheTamanrasset5.jpg|thumb|A market for animals]] [[en:market]] [[fa:market]] [[fr:market]] [[ko:market]] [[hy:market]] [[io:market]] [[it:market]] [[kk:market]] [[hu:market]] [[pt:market]] [[ru:market]] [[fi:market]] [[ta:market]] [[vi:market]] [[zh:market]] 14091 2006-12-21T01:23:48Z Brett 77 formatting ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Khadda market Pune.jpg|thumb|A fruit '''market''']] #A '''market''' is a place where many people come to [[buy]] and [[sell]] things. #:''It's time to take the cows to the '''market'''. [[Image:MarcheTamanrasset5.jpg|thumb|A '''market''' for animals]] [[en:market]] [[fa:market]] [[fr:market]] [[ko:market]] [[hy:market]] [[io:market]] [[it:market]] [[kk:market]] [[hu:market]] [[pt:market]] [[ru:market]] [[fi:market]] [[ta:market]] [[vi:market]] [[zh:market]] 3338 8492 2006-08-06T14:40:34Z Kappa 92 #A [[card]] is a small, rectangular piece of paper or plastic. We use cards to carry information... ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Badugi nuts.jpg|thumb|Playing cards]] #A [[card]] is a small, rectangular piece of paper or plastic. We use cards to carry information, sometimes for people, sometimes for computers. #:''The police stopped me and asked to see my identity '''card'''. #:''"I don't have any money with me, can I pay with my credit '''card'''?" #:''The soccer player got a red '''card''' and left the game. [[Image:Credit-cards.jpg|thumb|Credit cards]] [[Image:Identification card JAPAN.jpg|thumb|An identity card]] 8888 2006-08-21T19:48:16Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, en, fi, fr, hu, hy, io, it, kk, ta, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Badugi nuts.jpg|thumb|Playing cards]] #A [[card]] is a small, rectangular piece of paper or plastic. We use cards to carry information, sometimes for people, sometimes for computers. #:''The police stopped me and asked to see my identity '''card'''. #:''"I don't have any money with me, can I pay with my credit '''card'''?" #:''The soccer player got a red '''card''' and left the game. [[Image:Credit-cards.jpg|thumb|Credit cards]] [[Image:Identification card JAPAN.jpg|thumb|An identity card]] [[ar:card]] [[en:card]] [[fr:card]] [[hy:card]] [[io:card]] [[it:card]] [[kk:card]] [[hu:card]] [[fi:card]] [[ta:card]] [[vi:card]] [[zh:card]] 10508 2006-10-08T09:48:26Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[uk:card]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Badugi nuts.jpg|thumb|Playing cards]] #A [[card]] is a small, rectangular piece of paper or plastic. We use cards to carry information, sometimes for people, sometimes for computers. #:''The police stopped me and asked to see my identity '''card'''. #:''"I don't have any money with me, can I pay with my credit '''card'''?" #:''The soccer player got a red '''card''' and left the game. [[Image:Credit-cards.jpg|thumb|Credit cards]] [[Image:Identification card JAPAN.jpg|thumb|An identity card]] [[ar:card]] [[en:card]] [[fr:card]] [[hy:card]] [[io:card]] [[it:card]] [[kk:card]] [[hu:card]] [[fi:card]] [[ta:card]] [[vi:card]] [[uk:card]] [[zh:card]] 11906 2006-11-09T16:17:36Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ru:card]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Badugi nuts.jpg|thumb|Playing cards]] #A [[card]] is a small, rectangular piece of paper or plastic. We use cards to carry information, sometimes for people, sometimes for computers. #:''The police stopped me and asked to see my identity '''card'''. #:''"I don't have any money with me, can I pay with my credit '''card'''?" #:''The soccer player got a red '''card''' and left the game. [[Image:Credit-cards.jpg|thumb|Credit cards]] [[Image:Identification card JAPAN.jpg|thumb|An identity card]] [[ar:card]] [[en:card]] [[fr:card]] [[hy:card]] [[io:card]] [[it:card]] [[kk:card]] [[hu:card]] [[ru:card]] [[fi:card]] [[ta:card]] [[vi:card]] [[uk:card]] [[zh:card]] 14025 2006-12-20T16:57:37Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:card]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Badugi nuts.jpg|thumb|Playing cards]] #A [[card]] is a small, rectangular piece of paper or plastic. We use cards to carry information, sometimes for people, sometimes for computers. #:''The police stopped me and asked to see my identity '''card'''. #:''"I don't have any money with me, can I pay with my credit '''card'''?" #:''The soccer player got a red '''card''' and left the game. [[Image:Credit-cards.jpg|thumb|Credit cards]] [[Image:Identification card JAPAN.jpg|thumb|An identity card]] [[ar:card]] [[en:card]] [[fa:card]] [[fr:card]] [[hy:card]] [[io:card]] [[it:card]] [[kk:card]] [[hu:card]] [[ru:card]] [[fi:card]] [[ta:card]] [[vi:card]] [[uk:card]] [[zh:card]] 3339 8493 2006-08-06T14:59:14Z Kappa 92 #If something is '''beautiful''' it is very good to look at. ==Adjective== {{adjective|beautiful|more beautiful|most beautiful}} #If something is '''beautiful''' it is very good to look at. #:''Look at that '''beautiful''' rainbow! #:''This magazine always has a picture of a '''beautiful''' woman on the front. 8883 2006-08-21T19:31:55Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ang, ar, de, el, en, es, fa, fi, fr, gl, hu, hy, io, it, ja, ko, ku, pl, pt, qu, ru, ta, vi, zh ==Adjective== {{adjective|beautiful|more beautiful|most beautiful}} #If something is '''beautiful''' it is very good to look at. #:''Look at that '''beautiful''' rainbow! #:''This magazine always has a picture of a '''beautiful''' woman on the front. [[ang:beautiful]] [[ar:beautiful]] [[de:beautiful]] [[el:beautiful]] [[en:beautiful]] [[es:beautiful]] [[fa:beautiful]] [[fr:beautiful]] [[gl:beautiful]] [[ko:beautiful]] [[hy:beautiful]] [[io:beautiful]] [[it:beautiful]] [[ku:beautiful]] [[hu:beautiful]] [[ja:beautiful]] [[pl:beautiful]] [[pt:beautiful]] [[qu:beautiful]] [[ru:beautiful]] [[fi:beautiful]] [[ta:beautiful]] [[vi:beautiful]] [[zh:beautiful]] 10438 2006-10-06T19:41:24Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:beautiful]], [[uk:beautiful]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|beautiful|more beautiful|most beautiful}} #If something is '''beautiful''' it is very good to look at. #:''Look at that '''beautiful''' rainbow! #:''This magazine always has a picture of a '''beautiful''' woman on the front. [[ang:beautiful]] [[ar:beautiful]] [[de:beautiful]] [[el:beautiful]] [[en:beautiful]] [[es:beautiful]] [[fa:beautiful]] [[fr:beautiful]] [[gl:beautiful]] [[ko:beautiful]] [[hy:beautiful]] [[io:beautiful]] [[it:beautiful]] [[kk:beautiful]] [[ku:beautiful]] [[hu:beautiful]] [[ja:beautiful]] [[pl:beautiful]] [[pt:beautiful]] [[qu:beautiful]] [[ru:beautiful]] [[fi:beautiful]] [[ta:beautiful]] [[vi:beautiful]] [[uk:beautiful]] [[zh:beautiful]] 13032 2006-11-30T04:32:28Z Coppertwig 139 BE850 mark {{BE850}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|beautiful|more beautiful|most beautiful}} #If something is '''beautiful''' it is very good to look at. #:''Look at that '''beautiful''' rainbow! #:''This magazine always has a picture of a '''beautiful''' woman on the front. [[ang:beautiful]] [[ar:beautiful]] [[de:beautiful]] [[el:beautiful]] [[en:beautiful]] [[es:beautiful]] [[fa:beautiful]] [[fr:beautiful]] [[gl:beautiful]] [[ko:beautiful]] [[hy:beautiful]] [[io:beautiful]] [[it:beautiful]] [[kk:beautiful]] [[ku:beautiful]] [[hu:beautiful]] [[ja:beautiful]] [[pl:beautiful]] [[pt:beautiful]] [[qu:beautiful]] [[ru:beautiful]] [[fi:beautiful]] [[ta:beautiful]] [[vi:beautiful]] [[uk:beautiful]] [[zh:beautiful]] 3340 8494 2006-08-07T00:08:11Z Kappa 92 #A '''horse''' is a large [[animal]]. People often [[ride]] them. ==Noun== {{horse}} [[Image:Horse 2005-08-06 (Cheval).jpg|thumb|A horse]] #A '''horse''' is a large [[animal]]. People often [[ride]] them. 8495 2006-08-07T00:08:30Z Kappa 92 ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Horse 2005-08-06 (Cheval).jpg|thumb|A horse]] #A '''horse''' is a large [[animal]]. People often [[ride]] horses. 9021 2006-08-21T23:54:22Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: af, am, ang, bg, de, el, en, es, et, fi, fr, hu, hy, io, it, ja, kk, ko, la, nl, pl, pt, ro, ru, sr, sv, ta, tr, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Horse 2005-08-06 (Cheval).jpg|thumb|A horse]] #A '''horse''' is a large [[animal]]. People often [[ride]] horses. [[af:horse]] [[am:horse]] [[ang:horse]] [[bg:horse]] [[de:horse]] [[et:horse]] [[el:horse]] [[en:horse]] [[es:horse]] [[fr:horse]] [[ko:horse]] [[hy:horse]] [[io:horse]] [[it:horse]] [[kk:horse]] [[la:horse]] [[hu:horse]] [[nl:horse]] [[ja:horse]] [[pl:horse]] [[pt:horse]] [[ro:horse]] [[ru:horse]] [[sr:horse]] [[fi:horse]] [[sv:horse]] [[ta:horse]] [[tr:horse]] [[zh:horse]] 9633 2006-09-10T12:53:43Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Horse 2005-08-06 (Cheval).jpg|thumb|A horse]] #A '''horse''' is a large [[animal]]. People often [[ride]] horses. [[af:horse]] [[am:horse]] [[ang:horse]] [[bg:horse]] [[de:horse]] [[et:horse]] [[el:horse]] [[en:horse]] [[es:horse]] [[fr:horse]] [[ko:horse]] [[hy:horse]] [[io:horse]] [[it:horse]] [[kk:horse]] [[la:horse]] [[hu:horse]] [[nl:horse]] [[ja:horse]] [[pl:horse]] [[pt:horse]] [[ro:horse]] [[ru:horse]] [[sr:horse]] [[fi:horse]] [[sv:horse]] [[ta:horse]] [[vi:horse]] [[tr:horse]] [[zh:horse]] 10346 2006-10-04T18:38:17Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:horse]], [[ky:horse]], [[uk:horse]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Horse 2005-08-06 (Cheval).jpg|thumb|A horse]] #A '''horse''' is a large [[animal]]. People often [[ride]] horses. [[af:horse]] [[am:horse]] [[ang:horse]] [[bg:horse]] [[de:horse]] [[et:horse]] [[el:horse]] [[en:horse]] [[es:horse]] [[fa:horse]] [[fr:horse]] [[ko:horse]] [[hy:horse]] [[io:horse]] [[it:horse]] [[kk:horse]] [[ky:horse]] [[la:horse]] [[hu:horse]] [[nl:horse]] [[ja:horse]] [[pl:horse]] [[pt:horse]] [[ro:horse]] [[ru:horse]] [[sr:horse]] [[fi:horse]] [[sv:horse]] [[ta:horse]] [[vi:horse]] [[tr:horse]] [[uk:horse]] [[zh:horse]] 3341 8496 2006-08-07T00:12:57Z Kappa 92 def from simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/Feather (coincidentally) ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Green parrot feather.jpg|thumb|A feather]]. #'''Feathers''' are the things which cover [[bird]]'s. 8497 2006-08-07T00:13:06Z Kappa 92 ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Green parrot feather.jpg|thumb|A feather]]. #'''Feathers''' are the things which cover [[bird]]s. 8962 2006-08-21T22:11:00Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: bg, en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, pl, ta, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Green parrot feather.jpg|thumb|A feather]]. #'''Feathers''' are the things which cover [[bird]]s. [[bg:feather]] [[en:feather]] [[fr:feather]] [[io:feather]] [[it:feather]] [[hu:feather]] [[pl:feather]] [[fi:feather]] [[ta:feather]] [[zh:feather]] 9604 2006-09-10T12:32:25Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Green parrot feather.jpg|thumb|A feather]]. #'''Feathers''' are the things which cover [[bird]]s. [[bg:feather]] [[en:feather]] [[fr:feather]] [[io:feather]] [[it:feather]] [[hu:feather]] [[pl:feather]] [[fi:feather]] [[ta:feather]] [[vi:feather]] [[zh:feather]] 10064 2006-09-24T12:57:49Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[es:feather]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Green parrot feather.jpg|thumb|A feather]]. #'''Feathers''' are the things which cover [[bird]]s. [[bg:feather]] [[en:feather]] [[es:feather]] [[fr:feather]] [[io:feather]] [[it:feather]] [[hu:feather]] [[pl:feather]] [[fi:feather]] [[ta:feather]] [[vi:feather]] [[zh:feather]] 10937 2006-10-13T13:33:21Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:feather]], [[uk:feather]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Green parrot feather.jpg|thumb|A feather]]. #'''Feathers''' are the things which cover [[bird]]s. [[bg:feather]] [[en:feather]] [[es:feather]] [[fr:feather]] [[io:feather]] [[it:feather]] [[kk:feather]] [[hu:feather]] [[pl:feather]] [[fi:feather]] [[ta:feather]] [[vi:feather]] [[uk:feather]] [[zh:feather]] 11093 2006-10-15T11:40:29Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ar:feather]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Green parrot feather.jpg|thumb|A feather]]. #'''Feathers''' are the things which cover [[bird]]s. [[ar:feather]] [[bg:feather]] [[en:feather]] [[es:feather]] [[fr:feather]] [[io:feather]] [[it:feather]] [[kk:feather]] [[hu:feather]] [[pl:feather]] [[fi:feather]] [[ta:feather]] [[vi:feather]] [[uk:feather]] [[zh:feather]] 12191 2006-11-11T17:42:29Z PullToOpen 119 +cat {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Green parrot feather.jpg|thumb|A feather]]. #'''Feathers''' are the things which cover [[bird]]s. [[ar:feather]] [[bg:feather]] [[en:feather]] [[es:feather]] [[fr:feather]] [[io:feather]] [[it:feather]] [[kk:feather]] [[hu:feather]] [[pl:feather]] [[fi:feather]] [[ta:feather]] [[vi:feather]] [[uk:feather]] [[zh:feather]] 12617 2006-11-25T13:01:02Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:feather]] {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Green parrot feather.jpg|thumb|A feather]]. #'''Feathers''' are the things which cover [[bird]]s. [[ar:feather]] [[bg:feather]] [[en:feather]] [[es:feather]] [[fr:feather]] [[io:feather]] [[it:feather]] [[kk:feather]] [[hu:feather]] [[pl:feather]] [[ru:feather]] [[fi:feather]] [[ta:feather]] [[vi:feather]] [[uk:feather]] [[zh:feather]] 3342 8503 2006-08-07T02:34:26Z Brett 77 ==Verb== {{verb|decline|declines|declined|declining}} {{intransitive verb}} #If something '''declines''', it goes down in [[number]], [[quality]], [[slope]], or [[value]]. #:''The Australian dollar has '''declined''' 3% against the Euro.'' #:''The number of students studying foreign languages continues to '''decline'''.'' {{transitive verb}} & {{intransitive verb}} #If someone '''declines''' an offer, they do not [[accept]] it. #:''We asked Josh to come with us to the restaurant, but he '''declined'''.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''decline''' happens when the [[number]], [[quality]], [[slope]], or [[value]] of something goes down. #:''There has been a 3% '''decline''' in the Australian dollar against the Euro.'' #:''Every year we see a larger '''decline''' in the number of students studying foreign languages.'' #A '''decline''' is a [[hill]] or [[line]] that goes down. #:''The truck crashed after picking up too much speed on the '''decline'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[decrease]] ===Antonyms=== *[[incline]] *[[increase]] 8504 2006-08-07T02:43:10Z Brett 77 /* Synonyms */ ==Verb== {{verb|decline|declines|declined|declining}} {{intransitive verb}} #If something '''declines''', it goes down in [[number]], [[quality]], [[slope]], or [[value]]. #:''The Australian dollar has '''declined''' 3% against the Euro.'' #:''The number of students studying foreign languages continues to '''decline'''.'' {{transitive verb}} & {{intransitive verb}} #If someone '''declines''' an offer, they do not [[accept]] it. #:''We asked Josh to come with us to the restaurant, but he '''declined'''.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''decline''' happens when the [[number]], [[quality]], [[slope]], or [[value]] of something goes down. #:''There has been a 3% '''decline''' in the Australian dollar against the Euro.'' #:''Every year we see a larger '''decline''' in the number of students studying foreign languages.'' #A '''decline''' is a [[hill]] or [[line]] that goes down. #:''The truck crashed after picking up too much speed on the '''decline'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[decrease]] *[[reduce]] *[[reduction]] ===Antonyms=== *[[incline]] *[[increase]] 8505 2006-08-07T02:43:57Z Brett 77 /* Verb */ ==Verb== {{verb|decline|declines|declined|declining}} {{intransitive verb}} #If something '''declines''', it goes down in [[number]], [[quality]], [[slope]], or [[value]]. #:''The Australian dollar has '''declined''' 3% against the Euro.'' #:''The number of students studying foreign languages continues to '''decline'''.'' {{transitive verb}} & {{intransitive verb}} #If someone '''declines''' an [[offer]], they do not [[accept]] it. #:''We asked Josh to come with us to the restaurant, but he '''declined'''.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''decline''' happens when the [[number]], [[quality]], [[slope]], or [[value]] of something goes down. #:''There has been a 3% '''decline''' in the Australian dollar against the Euro.'' #:''Every year we see a larger '''decline''' in the number of students studying foreign languages.'' #A '''decline''' is a [[hill]] or [[line]] that goes down. #:''The truck crashed after picking up too much speed on the '''decline'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[decrease]] *[[reduce]] *[[reduction]] ===Antonyms=== *[[incline]] *[[increase]] 8949 2006-08-21T21:42:47Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, zh ==Verb== {{verb|decline|declines|declined|declining}} {{intransitive verb}} #If something '''declines''', it goes down in [[number]], [[quality]], [[slope]], or [[value]]. #:''The Australian dollar has '''declined''' 3% against the Euro.'' #:''The number of students studying foreign languages continues to '''decline'''.'' {{transitive verb}} & {{intransitive verb}} #If someone '''declines''' an [[offer]], they do not [[accept]] it. #:''We asked Josh to come with us to the restaurant, but he '''declined'''.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''decline''' happens when the [[number]], [[quality]], [[slope]], or [[value]] of something goes down. #:''There has been a 3% '''decline''' in the Australian dollar against the Euro.'' #:''Every year we see a larger '''decline''' in the number of students studying foreign languages.'' #A '''decline''' is a [[hill]] or [[line]] that goes down. #:''The truck crashed after picking up too much speed on the '''decline'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[decrease]] *[[reduce]] *[[reduction]] ===Antonyms=== *[[incline]] *[[increase]] [[en:decline]] [[fr:decline]] [[io:decline]] [[it:decline]] [[hu:decline]] [[fi:decline]] [[zh:decline]] 9559 2006-09-10T12:09:25Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Verb== {{verb|decline|declines|declined|declining}} {{intransitive verb}} #If something '''declines''', it goes down in [[number]], [[quality]], [[slope]], or [[value]]. #:''The Australian dollar has '''declined''' 3% against the Euro.'' #:''The number of students studying foreign languages continues to '''decline'''.'' {{transitive verb}} & {{intransitive verb}} #If someone '''declines''' an [[offer]], they do not [[accept]] it. #:''We asked Josh to come with us to the restaurant, but he '''declined'''.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''decline''' happens when the [[number]], [[quality]], [[slope]], or [[value]] of something goes down. #:''There has been a 3% '''decline''' in the Australian dollar against the Euro.'' #:''Every year we see a larger '''decline''' in the number of students studying foreign languages.'' #A '''decline''' is a [[hill]] or [[line]] that goes down. #:''The truck crashed after picking up too much speed on the '''decline'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[decrease]] *[[reduce]] *[[reduction]] ===Antonyms=== *[[incline]] *[[increase]] [[en:decline]] [[fr:decline]] [[io:decline]] [[it:decline]] [[hu:decline]] [[fi:decline]] [[vi:decline]] [[zh:decline]] 12450 2006-11-16T23:57:49Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Verb== {{verb|decline|declines|declined|declining}} {{intransitive verb}} #If something '''declines''', it goes down in [[number]], [[quality]], [[slope]], or [[value]]. #:''The Australian dollar has '''declined''' 3% against the Euro.'' #:''The number of students studying foreign languages continues to '''decline'''.'' {{transitive verb}} & {{intransitive verb}} #If someone '''declines''' an [[offer]], they do not [[accept]] it. #:''We asked Josh to come with us to the restaurant, but he '''declined'''.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''decline''' happens when the [[number]], [[quality]], [[slope]], or [[value]] of something goes down. #:''There has been a 3% '''decline''' in the Australian dollar against the Euro.'' #:''Every year we see a larger '''decline''' in the number of students studying foreign languages.'' #A '''decline''' is a [[hill]] or [[line]] that goes down. #:''The truck crashed after picking up too much speed on the '''decline'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[decrease]] *[[reduce]] *[[reduction]] ===Antonyms=== *[[incline]] *[[increase]] [[en:decline]] [[fr:decline]] [[io:decline]] [[it:decline]] [[hu:decline]] [[fi:decline]] [[vi:decline]] [[zh:decline]] 3343 8509 2006-08-07T12:20:50Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} Also {{mass noun}} #A '''conversation''' is when two or more people are [[talk]]ing [[informal]]ly. #:''I had a really interesting '''conversation''' at work about how to improve things.'' 8928 2006-08-21T21:00:17Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, et, fi, fr, hu, io, ko, pl, ru, ta, vi, zh, zh-min-nan ==Noun== {{noun}} Also {{mass noun}} #A '''conversation''' is when two or more people are [[talk]]ing [[informal]]ly. #:''I had a really interesting '''conversation''' at work about how to improve things.'' [[zh-min-nan:conversation]] [[et:conversation]] [[en:conversation]] [[fr:conversation]] [[ko:conversation]] [[io:conversation]] [[hu:conversation]] [[pl:conversation]] [[ru:conversation]] [[fi:conversation]] [[ta:conversation]] [[vi:conversation]] [[zh:conversation]] 11889 2006-11-09T16:13:26Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[el:conversation]] ==Noun== {{noun}} Also {{mass noun}} #A '''conversation''' is when two or more people are [[talk]]ing [[informal]]ly. #:''I had a really interesting '''conversation''' at work about how to improve things.'' [[zh-min-nan:conversation]] [[et:conversation]] [[el:conversation]] [[en:conversation]] [[fr:conversation]] [[ko:conversation]] [[io:conversation]] [[hu:conversation]] [[pl:conversation]] [[ru:conversation]] [[fi:conversation]] [[ta:conversation]] [[vi:conversation]] [[zh:conversation]] 12603 2006-11-25T09:54:22Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:conversation]] ==Noun== {{noun}} Also {{mass noun}} #A '''conversation''' is when two or more people are [[talk]]ing [[informal]]ly. #:''I had a really interesting '''conversation''' at work about how to improve things.'' [[zh-min-nan:conversation]] [[et:conversation]] [[el:conversation]] [[en:conversation]] [[fr:conversation]] [[ko:conversation]] [[io:conversation]] [[kk:conversation]] [[hu:conversation]] [[pl:conversation]] [[ru:conversation]] [[fi:conversation]] [[ta:conversation]] [[vi:conversation]] [[zh:conversation]] 14077 2006-12-21T01:04:31Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[tr:conversation]] ==Noun== {{noun}} Also {{mass noun}} #A '''conversation''' is when two or more people are [[talk]]ing [[informal]]ly. #:''I had a really interesting '''conversation''' at work about how to improve things.'' [[zh-min-nan:conversation]] [[et:conversation]] [[el:conversation]] [[en:conversation]] [[fr:conversation]] [[ko:conversation]] [[io:conversation]] [[kk:conversation]] [[hu:conversation]] [[pl:conversation]] [[ru:conversation]] [[fi:conversation]] [[ta:conversation]] [[vi:conversation]] [[tr:conversation]] [[zh:conversation]] 3344 8510 2006-08-07T15:31:04Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Plate_by_n_yfe.jpg|thumb|a plate]] #A '''plate''' is a hard flat thing, especially round ones that we put food on. #:''He ate everything on his '''plate'''.'' #:''The name '''plate''' on the door said, "Tanaka".'' 9110 2006-08-22T02:36:35Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: el, en, fa, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, no, ta, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Plate_by_n_yfe.jpg|thumb|a plate]] #A '''plate''' is a hard flat thing, especially round ones that we put food on. #:''He ate everything on his '''plate'''.'' #:''The name '''plate''' on the door said, "Tanaka".'' [[el:plate]] [[en:plate]] [[fa:plate]] [[fr:plate]] [[io:plate]] [[it:plate]] [[hu:plate]] [[ja:plate]] [[no:plate]] [[fi:plate]] [[ta:plate]] [[vi:plate]] [[zh:plate]] 10171 2006-09-24T13:41:53Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[hy:plate]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Plate_by_n_yfe.jpg|thumb|a plate]] #A '''plate''' is a hard flat thing, especially round ones that we put food on. #:''He ate everything on his '''plate'''.'' #:''The name '''plate''' on the door said, "Tanaka".'' [[el:plate]] [[en:plate]] [[fa:plate]] [[fr:plate]] [[hy:plate]] [[io:plate]] [[it:plate]] [[hu:plate]] [[ja:plate]] [[no:plate]] [[fi:plate]] [[ta:plate]] [[vi:plate]] [[zh:plate]] 10992 2006-10-14T01:35:57Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:plate]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Plate_by_n_yfe.jpg|thumb|a plate]] #A '''plate''' is a hard flat thing, especially round ones that we put food on. #:''He ate everything on his '''plate'''.'' #:''The name '''plate''' on the door said, "Tanaka".'' [[el:plate]] [[en:plate]] [[fa:plate]] [[fr:plate]] [[hy:plate]] [[io:plate]] [[it:plate]] [[kk:plate]] [[hu:plate]] [[ja:plate]] [[no:plate]] [[fi:plate]] [[ta:plate]] [[vi:plate]] [[zh:plate]] 3345 8511 2006-08-07T15:48:26Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''host''' is a person or animal who makes a place for others and usually [[provide]]s food and drink. #:''The '''host''' of the party was so busy, she didn't have time to eat.'' #:''Some insects lay their eggs in a living '''host''', which is eaten when the eggs hatch.'' ==Verb== {{verb|host|hosts|hosted|hosting}} {{transitive verb}} #If you '''host''' a party or [[event]], you make a place for it and you help to [[organise]] it. #:''Germany '''hosted''' the 2006 World Cup of Soccer.'' 9008 2006-08-21T23:28:52Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, hu, io, it, ru, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''host''' is a person or animal who makes a place for others and usually [[provide]]s food and drink. #:''The '''host''' of the party was so busy, she didn't have time to eat.'' #:''Some insects lay their eggs in a living '''host''', which is eaten when the eggs hatch.'' ==Verb== {{verb|host|hosts|hosted|hosting}} {{transitive verb}} #If you '''host''' a party or [[event]], you make a place for it and you help to [[organise]] it. #:''Germany '''hosted''' the 2006 World Cup of Soccer.'' [[en:host]] [[io:host]] [[it:host]] [[hu:host]] [[ru:host]] [[zh:host]] 10088 2006-09-24T13:08:26Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[vi:host]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''host''' is a person or animal who makes a place for others and usually [[provide]]s food and drink. #:''The '''host''' of the party was so busy, she didn't have time to eat.'' #:''Some insects lay their eggs in a living '''host''', which is eaten when the eggs hatch.'' ==Verb== {{verb|host|hosts|hosted|hosting}} {{transitive verb}} #If you '''host''' a party or [[event]], you make a place for it and you help to [[organise]] it. #:''Germany '''hosted''' the 2006 World Cup of Soccer.'' [[en:host]] [[io:host]] [[it:host]] [[hu:host]] [[ru:host]] [[vi:host]] [[zh:host]] 11963 2006-11-09T16:59:57Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[fr:host]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''host''' is a person or animal who makes a place for others and usually [[provide]]s food and drink. #:''The '''host''' of the party was so busy, she didn't have time to eat.'' #:''Some insects lay their eggs in a living '''host''', which is eaten when the eggs hatch.'' ==Verb== {{verb|host|hosts|hosted|hosting}} {{transitive verb}} #If you '''host''' a party or [[event]], you make a place for it and you help to [[organise]] it. #:''Germany '''hosted''' the 2006 World Cup of Soccer.'' [[en:host]] [[fr:host]] [[io:host]] [[it:host]] [[hu:host]] [[ru:host]] [[vi:host]] [[zh:host]] 12794 2006-11-27T00:11:52Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[de:host]], [[ku:host]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''host''' is a person or animal who makes a place for others and usually [[provide]]s food and drink. #:''The '''host''' of the party was so busy, she didn't have time to eat.'' #:''Some insects lay their eggs in a living '''host''', which is eaten when the eggs hatch.'' ==Verb== {{verb|host|hosts|hosted|hosting}} {{transitive verb}} #If you '''host''' a party or [[event]], you make a place for it and you help to [[organise]] it. #:''Germany '''hosted''' the 2006 World Cup of Soccer.'' [[de:host]] [[en:host]] [[fr:host]] [[io:host]] [[it:host]] [[ku:host]] [[hu:host]] [[ru:host]] [[vi:host]] [[zh:host]] 3346 8513 2006-08-07T15:59:25Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:finger.agr.jpg|thumb|a finger]] #A '''finger''' is a long thin part of your [[hand]] that [[bend]]s. Most people have four '''fingers''' and one [[thumb]] on each hand. #:''He only uses one '''finger''' on the keyboard.'' {{body}} 8514 2006-08-07T16:04:27Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:finger.agr.jpg|thumb|a finger]] #A '''finger''' is a long thin part of your [[hand]] that [[bend]]s. Most people have four '''fingers''' and one [[thumb]] on each hand. #:''He only uses one '''finger''' on the keyboard.'' {{body}} ==Verb== {{verb|finger|fingers|fingered|fingering}} {{transitive verb}} #If you '''finger''' something, you [[touch]] with your fingers it to see what it [[feel]]s like. #if you '''finger''' someone, you tell the police that the person did something wrong. 8958 2006-08-21T22:06:20Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ang, de, el, en, es, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, ko, pl, pt, ru, sr, sv, ta, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:finger.agr.jpg|thumb|a finger]] #A '''finger''' is a long thin part of your [[hand]] that [[bend]]s. Most people have four '''fingers''' and one [[thumb]] on each hand. #:''He only uses one '''finger''' on the keyboard.'' {{body}} ==Verb== {{verb|finger|fingers|fingered|fingering}} {{transitive verb}} #If you '''finger''' something, you [[touch]] with your fingers it to see what it [[feel]]s like. #if you '''finger''' someone, you tell the police that the person did something wrong. [[ang:finger]] [[de:finger]] [[el:finger]] [[en:finger]] [[es:finger]] [[fr:finger]] [[ko:finger]] [[io:finger]] [[it:finger]] [[hu:finger]] [[ja:finger]] [[pl:finger]] [[pt:finger]] [[ru:finger]] [[sr:finger]] [[fi:finger]] [[sv:finger]] [[ta:finger]] [[zh:finger]] 9600 2006-09-10T12:31:45Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:finger.agr.jpg|thumb|a finger]] #A '''finger''' is a long thin part of your [[hand]] that [[bend]]s. Most people have four '''fingers''' and one [[thumb]] on each hand. #:''He only uses one '''finger''' on the keyboard.'' {{body}} ==Verb== {{verb|finger|fingers|fingered|fingering}} {{transitive verb}} #If you '''finger''' something, you [[touch]] with your fingers it to see what it [[feel]]s like. #if you '''finger''' someone, you tell the police that the person did something wrong. [[ang:finger]] [[de:finger]] [[el:finger]] [[en:finger]] [[es:finger]] [[fr:finger]] [[ko:finger]] [[io:finger]] [[it:finger]] [[hu:finger]] [[ja:finger]] [[pl:finger]] [[pt:finger]] [[ru:finger]] [[sr:finger]] [[fi:finger]] [[sv:finger]] [[ta:finger]] [[vi:finger]] [[zh:finger]] 10074 2006-09-24T12:59:29Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[hy:finger]], [[tr:finger]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:finger.agr.jpg|thumb|a finger]] #A '''finger''' is a long thin part of your [[hand]] that [[bend]]s. Most people have four '''fingers''' and one [[thumb]] on each hand. #:''He only uses one '''finger''' on the keyboard.'' {{body}} ==Verb== {{verb|finger|fingers|fingered|fingering}} {{transitive verb}} #If you '''finger''' something, you [[touch]] with your fingers it to see what it [[feel]]s like. #if you '''finger''' someone, you tell the police that the person did something wrong. [[ang:finger]] [[de:finger]] [[el:finger]] [[en:finger]] [[es:finger]] [[fr:finger]] [[ko:finger]] [[hy:finger]] [[io:finger]] [[it:finger]] [[hu:finger]] [[ja:finger]] [[pl:finger]] [[pt:finger]] [[ru:finger]] [[sr:finger]] [[fi:finger]] [[sv:finger]] [[ta:finger]] [[vi:finger]] [[tr:finger]] [[zh:finger]] 10705 2006-10-10T10:14:25Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:finger]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:finger.agr.jpg|thumb|a finger]] #A '''finger''' is a long thin part of your [[hand]] that [[bend]]s. Most people have four '''fingers''' and one [[thumb]] on each hand. #:''He only uses one '''finger''' on the keyboard.'' {{body}} ==Verb== {{verb|finger|fingers|fingered|fingering}} {{transitive verb}} #If you '''finger''' something, you [[touch]] with your fingers it to see what it [[feel]]s like. #if you '''finger''' someone, you tell the police that the person did something wrong. [[ang:finger]] [[de:finger]] [[el:finger]] [[en:finger]] [[es:finger]] [[fr:finger]] [[ko:finger]] [[hy:finger]] [[io:finger]] [[it:finger]] [[kk:finger]] [[hu:finger]] [[ja:finger]] [[pl:finger]] [[pt:finger]] [[ru:finger]] [[sr:finger]] [[fi:finger]] [[sv:finger]] [[ta:finger]] [[vi:finger]] [[tr:finger]] [[zh:finger]] 13833 2006-12-19T08:52:34Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[af:finger]], [[fa:finger]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:finger.agr.jpg|thumb|a finger]] #A '''finger''' is a long thin part of your [[hand]] that [[bend]]s. Most people have four '''fingers''' and one [[thumb]] on each hand. #:''He only uses one '''finger''' on the keyboard.'' {{body}} ==Verb== {{verb|finger|fingers|fingered|fingering}} {{transitive verb}} #If you '''finger''' something, you [[touch]] with your fingers it to see what it [[feel]]s like. #if you '''finger''' someone, you tell the police that the person did something wrong. [[af:finger]] [[ang:finger]] [[de:finger]] [[el:finger]] [[en:finger]] [[es:finger]] [[fa:finger]] [[fr:finger]] [[ko:finger]] [[hy:finger]] [[io:finger]] [[it:finger]] [[kk:finger]] [[hu:finger]] [[ja:finger]] [[pl:finger]] [[pt:finger]] [[ru:finger]] [[sr:finger]] [[fi:finger]] [[sv:finger]] [[ta:finger]] [[vi:finger]] [[tr:finger]] [[zh:finger]] 3347 8515 2006-08-07T16:11:17Z Brett 77 ==Adjective== {{adjective|loud|louder|loudest}} #If a sound is '''loud''', you can [[hear]] it very easily. If it's very '''loud''', it might hurt your [[ear]]s. #:''Can you turn down the music, please? It's too '''loud'''.'' #If a person is '''loud''', they [[talk]] too much or too loudly. #:''After he has a few beers he gets really '''loud'''.'' #If colours, clothes, or other things you see are '''loud''', they have too many [[bright]] colours or [[patterns]] and they don't look good. ===Antonyms=== *[[quiet]] 9033 2006-08-22T00:25:30Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, vi, zh ==Adjective== {{adjective|loud|louder|loudest}} #If a sound is '''loud''', you can [[hear]] it very easily. If it's very '''loud''', it might hurt your [[ear]]s. #:''Can you turn down the music, please? It's too '''loud'''.'' #If a person is '''loud''', they [[talk]] too much or too loudly. #:''After he has a few beers he gets really '''loud'''.'' #If colours, clothes, or other things you see are '''loud''', they have too many [[bright]] colours or [[patterns]] and they don't look good. ===Antonyms=== *[[quiet]] [[en:loud]] [[fr:loud]] [[io:loud]] [[it:loud]] [[hu:loud]] [[fi:loud]] [[vi:loud]] [[zh:loud]] 9673 2006-09-10T13:36:26Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ta ==Adjective== {{adjective|loud|louder|loudest}} #If a sound is '''loud''', you can [[hear]] it very easily. If it's very '''loud''', it might hurt your [[ear]]s. #:''Can you turn down the music, please? It's too '''loud'''.'' #If a person is '''loud''', they [[talk]] too much or too loudly. #:''After he has a few beers he gets really '''loud'''.'' #If colours, clothes, or other things you see are '''loud''', they have too many [[bright]] colours or [[patterns]] and they don't look good. ===Antonyms=== *[[quiet]] [[en:loud]] [[fr:loud]] [[io:loud]] [[it:loud]] [[hu:loud]] [[fi:loud]] [[ta:loud]] [[vi:loud]] [[zh:loud]] 13704 2006-12-12T18:51:14Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ku:loud]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|loud|louder|loudest}} #If a sound is '''loud''', you can [[hear]] it very easily. If it's very '''loud''', it might hurt your [[ear]]s. #:''Can you turn down the music, please? It's too '''loud'''.'' #If a person is '''loud''', they [[talk]] too much or too loudly. #:''After he has a few beers he gets really '''loud'''.'' #If colours, clothes, or other things you see are '''loud''', they have too many [[bright]] colours or [[patterns]] and they don't look good. ===Antonyms=== *[[quiet]] [[en:loud]] [[fr:loud]] [[io:loud]] [[it:loud]] [[ku:loud]] [[hu:loud]] [[fi:loud]] [[ta:loud]] [[vi:loud]] [[zh:loud]] 3348 8517 2006-08-07T16:14:55Z Brett 77 ==Verb== {{verb|invent|invents|invented|inventing}} #If you '''invent''' something, you make or [[design]] a new kind of thing. #:''Thomas Edison '''invented''' the electric light bulb.'' ===Related words=== *[[invention]] 8997 2006-08-21T23:17:52Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, io, it, th, vi, zh ==Verb== {{verb|invent|invents|invented|inventing}} #If you '''invent''' something, you make or [[design]] a new kind of thing. #:''Thomas Edison '''invented''' the electric light bulb.'' ===Related words=== *[[invention]] [[en:invent]] [[fr:invent]] [[io:invent]] [[it:invent]] [[fi:invent]] [[th:invent]] [[vi:invent]] [[zh:invent]] 10407 2006-10-06T07:16:23Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ta:invent]] ==Verb== {{verb|invent|invents|invented|inventing}} #If you '''invent''' something, you make or [[design]] a new kind of thing. #:''Thomas Edison '''invented''' the electric light bulb.'' ===Related words=== *[[invention]] [[en:invent]] [[fr:invent]] [[io:invent]] [[it:invent]] [[fi:invent]] [[ta:invent]] [[th:invent]] [[vi:invent]] [[zh:invent]] 10968 2006-10-13T20:24:32Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ca:invent]] ==Verb== {{verb|invent|invents|invented|inventing}} #If you '''invent''' something, you make or [[design]] a new kind of thing. #:''Thomas Edison '''invented''' the electric light bulb.'' ===Related words=== *[[invention]] [[ca:invent]] [[en:invent]] [[fr:invent]] [[io:invent]] [[it:invent]] [[fi:invent]] [[ta:invent]] [[th:invent]] [[vi:invent]] [[zh:invent]] 12647 2006-11-25T19:20:54Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:invent]] ==Verb== {{verb|invent|invents|invented|inventing}} #If you '''invent''' something, you make or [[design]] a new kind of thing. #:''Thomas Edison '''invented''' the electric light bulb.'' ===Related words=== *[[invention]] [[ca:invent]] [[en:invent]] [[fa:invent]] [[fr:invent]] [[io:invent]] [[it:invent]] [[fi:invent]] [[ta:invent]] [[th:invent]] [[vi:invent]] [[zh:invent]] 3349 8518 2006-08-07T16:21:14Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Thumbs_up.jpg|thumb|a hand with the thumb pointing up]] #A '''thumb''' is the part of your hand that looks like a short, fat finger. Most people have two '''thumbs'''. #:''In many countries, pointing your '''thumb''' up means, "good".'' #A '''thumb''' or [[thumbnail]] is a small [[picture]] on a computer that you can [[click]] on to see a larger picture. 9153 2006-08-22T04:10:02Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, el, en, fi, fr, hu, it, pl, pt, ta, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Thumbs_up.jpg|thumb|a hand with the thumb pointing up]] #A '''thumb''' is the part of your hand that looks like a short, fat finger. Most people have two '''thumbs'''. #:''In many countries, pointing your '''thumb''' up means, "good".'' #A '''thumb''' or [[thumbnail]] is a small [[picture]] on a computer that you can [[click]] on to see a larger picture. [[de:thumb]] [[el:thumb]] [[en:thumb]] [[fr:thumb]] [[it:thumb]] [[hu:thumb]] [[pl:thumb]] [[pt:thumb]] [[fi:thumb]] [[ta:thumb]] [[zh:thumb]] 10260 2006-09-24T14:17:19Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[hy:thumb]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Thumbs_up.jpg|thumb|a hand with the thumb pointing up]] #A '''thumb''' is the part of your hand that looks like a short, fat finger. Most people have two '''thumbs'''. #:''In many countries, pointing your '''thumb''' up means, "good".'' #A '''thumb''' or [[thumbnail]] is a small [[picture]] on a computer that you can [[click]] on to see a larger picture. [[de:thumb]] [[el:thumb]] [[en:thumb]] [[fr:thumb]] [[hy:thumb]] [[it:thumb]] [[hu:thumb]] [[pl:thumb]] [[pt:thumb]] [[fi:thumb]] [[ta:thumb]] [[zh:thumb]] 10811 2006-10-11T10:59:46Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ja:thumb]], [[vi:thumb]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Thumbs_up.jpg|thumb|a hand with the thumb pointing up]] #A '''thumb''' is the part of your hand that looks like a short, fat finger. Most people have two '''thumbs'''. #:''In many countries, pointing your '''thumb''' up means, "good".'' #A '''thumb''' or [[thumbnail]] is a small [[picture]] on a computer that you can [[click]] on to see a larger picture. [[de:thumb]] [[el:thumb]] [[en:thumb]] [[fr:thumb]] [[hy:thumb]] [[it:thumb]] [[hu:thumb]] [[ja:thumb]] [[pl:thumb]] [[pt:thumb]] [[fi:thumb]] [[ta:thumb]] [[vi:thumb]] [[zh:thumb]] 10876 2006-10-12T10:26:20Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:thumb]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Thumbs_up.jpg|thumb|a hand with the thumb pointing up]] #A '''thumb''' is the part of your hand that looks like a short, fat finger. Most people have two '''thumbs'''. #:''In many countries, pointing your '''thumb''' up means, "good".'' #A '''thumb''' or [[thumbnail]] is a small [[picture]] on a computer that you can [[click]] on to see a larger picture. [[de:thumb]] [[el:thumb]] [[en:thumb]] [[fr:thumb]] [[hy:thumb]] [[it:thumb]] [[kk:thumb]] [[hu:thumb]] [[ja:thumb]] [[pl:thumb]] [[pt:thumb]] [[fi:thumb]] [[ta:thumb]] [[vi:thumb]] [[zh:thumb]] 14236 2006-12-21T18:24:07Z Brett 77 + verb stub ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Thumbs_up.jpg|thumb|a hand with the thumb pointing up]] #A '''thumb''' is the part of your hand that looks like a short, fat finger. Most people have two '''thumbs'''. #:''In many countries, pointing your '''thumb''' up means, "good".'' #A '''thumb''' or [[thumbnail]] is a small [[picture]] on a computer that you can [[click]] on to see a larger picture. ==Verb== {{Stub}} [[de:thumb]] [[el:thumb]] [[en:thumb]] [[fr:thumb]] [[hy:thumb]] [[it:thumb]] [[kk:thumb]] [[hu:thumb]] [[ja:thumb]] [[pl:thumb]] [[pt:thumb]] [[fi:thumb]] [[ta:thumb]] [[vi:thumb]] [[zh:thumb]] 3350 8519 2006-08-07T22:14:53Z Brett 77 ==Verb== {{verb|interrupt|inerrupts|interrupted|interrupting}} {{transitive verb}} & {{intransitive verb}} #If you '''interrupt''' someone, you [[stop]] them doing or saying one thing, and often ask them to do another. #:''Please, don't '''interrupt''' me when I'm thinking.'' 8998 2006-08-21T23:19:02Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, io, ro, vi, zh ==Verb== {{verb|interrupt|inerrupts|interrupted|interrupting}} {{transitive verb}} & {{intransitive verb}} #If you '''interrupt''' someone, you [[stop]] them doing or saying one thing, and often ask them to do another. #:''Please, don't '''interrupt''' me when I'm thinking.'' [[en:interrupt]] [[fr:interrupt]] [[io:interrupt]] [[ro:interrupt]] [[fi:interrupt]] [[vi:interrupt]] [[zh:interrupt]] 9662 2006-09-10T13:22:38Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ta ==Verb== {{verb|interrupt|inerrupts|interrupted|interrupting}} {{transitive verb}} & {{intransitive verb}} #If you '''interrupt''' someone, you [[stop]] them doing or saying one thing, and often ask them to do another. #:''Please, don't '''interrupt''' me when I'm thinking.'' [[en:interrupt]] [[fr:interrupt]] [[io:interrupt]] [[ro:interrupt]] [[fi:interrupt]] [[ta:interrupt]] [[vi:interrupt]] [[zh:interrupt]] 3351 8521 2006-08-08T16:18:49Z Brett 77 ==Adjective== {{adjective|exciting|more exciting|most exciting}} #If something is '''exciting''', it makes you [[feel]] [[happy]] and very [[awake]]. #:''The first time I went on a plane, it was so '''exciting''' that I almost couldn't breathe.'' #:''Star Wars is the most '''exciting''' movie ever.'' ===Antonyms=== *[[boring]] ===Related words=== *[[excited]] *[[excite]] 8966 2006-08-21T22:19:00Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, it, pt ==Adjective== {{adjective|exciting|more exciting|most exciting}} #If something is '''exciting''', it makes you [[feel]] [[happy]] and very [[awake]]. #:''The first time I went on a plane, it was so '''exciting''' that I almost couldn't breathe.'' #:''Star Wars is the most '''exciting''' movie ever.'' ===Antonyms=== *[[boring]] ===Related words=== *[[excited]] *[[excite]] [[en:exciting]] [[fr:exciting]] [[it:exciting]] [[pt:exciting]] [[fi:exciting]] 10067 2006-09-24T12:58:19Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[vi:exciting]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|exciting|more exciting|most exciting}} #If something is '''exciting''', it makes you [[feel]] [[happy]] and very [[awake]]. #:''The first time I went on a plane, it was so '''exciting''' that I almost couldn't breathe.'' #:''Star Wars is the most '''exciting''' movie ever.'' ===Antonyms=== *[[boring]] ===Related words=== *[[excited]] *[[excite]] [[en:exciting]] [[fr:exciting]] [[it:exciting]] [[pt:exciting]] [[fi:exciting]] [[vi:exciting]] 3352 8522 2006-08-08T16:23:18Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''guest''' is a person who you [[welcome]] into your house, your office, etc. #:''There were over 200 '''guests''' at our wedding party.'' #:''All '''guests''' at the hotel receive a free breakfast in our restaurant.'' 8994 2006-08-21T23:13:22Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ru, ta, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''guest''' is a person who you [[welcome]] into your house, your office, etc. #:''There were over 200 '''guests''' at our wedding party.'' #:''All '''guests''' at the hotel receive a free breakfast in our restaurant.'' [[en:guest]] [[fr:guest]] [[io:guest]] [[it:guest]] [[hu:guest]] [[ru:guest]] [[fi:guest]] [[ta:guest]] [[vi:guest]] [[zh:guest]] 10952 2006-10-13T18:07:10Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[cs:guest]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''guest''' is a person who you [[welcome]] into your house, your office, etc. #:''There were over 200 '''guests''' at our wedding party.'' #:''All '''guests''' at the hotel receive a free breakfast in our restaurant.'' [[cs:guest]] [[en:guest]] [[fr:guest]] [[io:guest]] [[it:guest]] [[hu:guest]] [[ru:guest]] [[fi:guest]] [[ta:guest]] [[vi:guest]] [[zh:guest]] 3353 8523 2006-08-08T16:31:55Z Brett 77 ==Verb== {{verb|shout|shouts|shouted|shouting}} {{intransitive verb}} & {{transitive verb}} #If you '''shout''', you [[speak]] very [[loud]]ly. #:''Don't '''shout'''! I can hear you fine.'' #:''This is a big classroom, so please '''shout''' your name and answer.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''shout''' is when somebody shouts one time. 9125 2006-08-22T03:11:47Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ang, en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, pt, ta ==Verb== {{verb|shout|shouts|shouted|shouting}} {{intransitive verb}} & {{transitive verb}} #If you '''shout''', you [[speak]] very [[loud]]ly. #:''Don't '''shout'''! I can hear you fine.'' #:''This is a big classroom, so please '''shout''' your name and answer.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''shout''' is when somebody shouts one time. [[ang:shout]] [[en:shout]] [[fr:shout]] [[io:shout]] [[it:shout]] [[hu:shout]] [[ja:shout]] [[pt:shout]] [[fi:shout]] [[ta:shout]] 9777 2006-09-10T14:40:00Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Verb== {{verb|shout|shouts|shouted|shouting}} {{intransitive verb}} & {{transitive verb}} #If you '''shout''', you [[speak]] very [[loud]]ly. #:''Don't '''shout'''! I can hear you fine.'' #:''This is a big classroom, so please '''shout''' your name and answer.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''shout''' is when somebody shouts one time. [[ang:shout]] [[en:shout]] [[fr:shout]] [[io:shout]] [[it:shout]] [[hu:shout]] [[ja:shout]] [[pt:shout]] [[fi:shout]] [[ta:shout]] [[vi:shout]] 12019 2006-11-09T17:54:55Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ru:shout]] ==Verb== {{verb|shout|shouts|shouted|shouting}} {{intransitive verb}} & {{transitive verb}} #If you '''shout''', you [[speak]] very [[loud]]ly. #:''Don't '''shout'''! I can hear you fine.'' #:''This is a big classroom, so please '''shout''' your name and answer.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''shout''' is when somebody shouts one time. [[ang:shout]] [[en:shout]] [[fr:shout]] [[io:shout]] [[it:shout]] [[hu:shout]] [[ja:shout]] [[pt:shout]] [[ru:shout]] [[fi:shout]] [[ta:shout]] [[vi:shout]] 3354 8524 2006-08-08T16:35:21Z Brett 77 ==Adjective== {{adjective|lucky|luckier|luckiest}} #If you are '''lucky''', you have a lot of [[luck]]. #:''After getting married and winning $1 million on the same day, Susan felt very '''lucky'''.'' #If something is lucky, it gives you luck. #:''Today I have three tests, so I'm wearing my '''lucky''' hat.'' 9031 2006-08-22T00:22:20Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, it, ko, pt, ru, zh ==Adjective== {{adjective|lucky|luckier|luckiest}} #If you are '''lucky''', you have a lot of [[luck]]. #:''After getting married and winning $1 million on the same day, Susan felt very '''lucky'''.'' #If something is lucky, it gives you luck. #:''Today I have three tests, so I'm wearing my '''lucky''' hat.'' [[en:lucky]] [[ko:lucky]] [[it:lucky]] [[pt:lucky]] [[ru:lucky]] [[fi:lucky]] [[zh:lucky]] 10153 2006-09-24T13:32:28Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[vi:lucky]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|lucky|luckier|luckiest}} #If you are '''lucky''', you have a lot of [[luck]]. #:''After getting married and winning $1 million on the same day, Susan felt very '''lucky'''.'' #If something is lucky, it gives you luck. #:''Today I have three tests, so I'm wearing my '''lucky''' hat.'' [[en:lucky]] [[ko:lucky]] [[it:lucky]] [[pt:lucky]] [[ru:lucky]] [[fi:lucky]] [[vi:lucky]] [[zh:lucky]] 11967 2006-11-09T17:09:56Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[fr:lucky]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|lucky|luckier|luckiest}} #If you are '''lucky''', you have a lot of [[luck]]. #:''After getting married and winning $1 million on the same day, Susan felt very '''lucky'''.'' #If something is lucky, it gives you luck. #:''Today I have three tests, so I'm wearing my '''lucky''' hat.'' [[en:lucky]] [[fr:lucky]] [[ko:lucky]] [[it:lucky]] [[pt:lucky]] [[ru:lucky]] [[fi:lucky]] [[vi:lucky]] [[zh:lucky]] 3355 8525 2006-08-08T16:37:41Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #Someone who has good '''luck''' is someone who regularly has good things happen to them, almost as if by [[magic]]. #:''Many people believe the number 13 will bring you bad '''luck'''.'' 9032 2006-08-22T00:24:03Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ko, pt, ta, vi, zh ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #Someone who has good '''luck''' is someone who regularly has good things happen to them, almost as if by [[magic]]. #:''Many people believe the number 13 will bring you bad '''luck'''.'' [[en:luck]] [[fr:luck]] [[ko:luck]] [[io:luck]] [[it:luck]] [[hu:luck]] [[pt:luck]] [[fi:luck]] [[ta:luck]] [[vi:luck]] [[zh:luck]] 10156 2006-09-24T13:32:58Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[fa:luck]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #Someone who has good '''luck''' is someone who regularly has good things happen to them, almost as if by [[magic]]. #:''Many people believe the number 13 will bring you bad '''luck'''.'' [[en:luck]] [[fa:luck]] [[fr:luck]] [[ko:luck]] [[io:luck]] [[it:luck]] [[hu:luck]] [[pt:luck]] [[fi:luck]] [[ta:luck]] [[vi:luck]] [[zh:luck]] 11439 2006-10-21T17:21:53Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:luck]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #Someone who has good '''luck''' is someone who regularly has good things happen to them, almost as if by [[magic]]. #:''Many people believe the number 13 will bring you bad '''luck'''.'' [[en:luck]] [[fa:luck]] [[fr:luck]] [[ko:luck]] [[io:luck]] [[it:luck]] [[hu:luck]] [[pt:luck]] [[ru:luck]] [[fi:luck]] [[ta:luck]] [[vi:luck]] [[zh:luck]] 3356 8529 2006-08-08T16:59:37Z Brett 77 ==Adjective== {{adjective|alive|more alive|most alive}} #If someone or something is '''alive''', it is [[live|living]] or it continues to [[exist]]. #:''The doctors tried to keep her '''alive''', but she died a hour after arriving at the hospital.'' ===Antonyms=== *[[dead]] 8824 2006-08-21T17:47:16Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, pl, pt, vi ==Adjective== {{adjective|alive|more alive|most alive}} #If someone or something is '''alive''', it is [[live|living]] or it continues to [[exist]]. #:''The doctors tried to keep her '''alive''', but she died a hour after arriving at the hospital.'' ===Antonyms=== *[[dead]] [[en:alive]] [[fr:alive]] [[io:alive]] [[it:alive]] [[hu:alive]] [[pl:alive]] [[pt:alive]] [[fi:alive]] [[vi:alive]] 11843 2006-11-09T15:39:41Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[el:alive]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|alive|more alive|most alive}} #If someone or something is '''alive''', it is [[live|living]] or it continues to [[exist]]. #:''The doctors tried to keep her '''alive''', but she died a hour after arriving at the hospital.'' ===Antonyms=== *[[dead]] [[el:alive]] [[en:alive]] [[fr:alive]] [[io:alive]] [[it:alive]] [[hu:alive]] [[pl:alive]] [[pt:alive]] [[fi:alive]] [[vi:alive]] 3357 8530 2006-08-08T17:02:52Z Brett 77 ==Adjective== {{adjective|hungry|hungrier|hungriest}} Also ''more hungry'' or ''most hungry'' #If you feel '''hungry''', you want to [[eat]] something and your [[stomach]] feels empty. #:''There are too many poor children who are always '''hungry'''.'' 9007 2006-08-21T23:27:42Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, hu, it, ko, ta, vi, zh ==Adjective== {{adjective|hungry|hungrier|hungriest}} Also ''more hungry'' or ''most hungry'' #If you feel '''hungry''', you want to [[eat]] something and your [[stomach]] feels empty. #:''There are too many poor children who are always '''hungry'''.'' [[en:hungry]] [[ko:hungry]] [[it:hungry]] [[hu:hungry]] [[fi:hungry]] [[ta:hungry]] [[vi:hungry]] [[zh:hungry]] 10087 2006-09-24T13:08:16Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[fr:hungry]], [[io:hungry]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|hungry|hungrier|hungriest}} Also ''more hungry'' or ''most hungry'' #If you feel '''hungry''', you want to [[eat]] something and your [[stomach]] feels empty. #:''There are too many poor children who are always '''hungry'''.'' [[en:hungry]] [[fr:hungry]] [[ko:hungry]] [[io:hungry]] [[it:hungry]] [[hu:hungry]] [[fi:hungry]] [[ta:hungry]] [[vi:hungry]] [[zh:hungry]] 10374 2006-10-05T04:59:57Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[hy:hungry]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|hungry|hungrier|hungriest}} Also ''more hungry'' or ''most hungry'' #If you feel '''hungry''', you want to [[eat]] something and your [[stomach]] feels empty. #:''There are too many poor children who are always '''hungry'''.'' [[en:hungry]] [[fr:hungry]] [[ko:hungry]] [[hy:hungry]] [[io:hungry]] [[it:hungry]] [[hu:hungry]] [[fi:hungry]] [[ta:hungry]] [[vi:hungry]] [[zh:hungry]] 10739 2006-10-10T13:23:27Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:hungry]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|hungry|hungrier|hungriest}} Also ''more hungry'' or ''most hungry'' #If you feel '''hungry''', you want to [[eat]] something and your [[stomach]] feels empty. #:''There are too many poor children who are always '''hungry'''.'' [[en:hungry]] [[fr:hungry]] [[ko:hungry]] [[hy:hungry]] [[io:hungry]] [[it:hungry]] [[kk:hungry]] [[hu:hungry]] [[fi:hungry]] [[ta:hungry]] [[vi:hungry]] [[zh:hungry]] 11962 2006-11-09T16:59:53Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ru:hungry]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|hungry|hungrier|hungriest}} Also ''more hungry'' or ''most hungry'' #If you feel '''hungry''', you want to [[eat]] something and your [[stomach]] feels empty. #:''There are too many poor children who are always '''hungry'''.'' [[en:hungry]] [[fr:hungry]] [[ko:hungry]] [[hy:hungry]] [[io:hungry]] [[it:hungry]] [[kk:hungry]] [[hu:hungry]] [[ru:hungry]] [[fi:hungry]] [[ta:hungry]] [[vi:hungry]] [[zh:hungry]] 13157 2006-12-02T02:53:52Z Cethegus 132 noun ==Adjective== {{adjective|hungry|hungrier|hungriest}} Also ''more hungry'' or ''most hungry'' #If you feel '''hungry''', you want to [[eat]] something and your [[stomach]] feels empty. #:''There are too many poor children who are always '''hungry'''.'' == noun == {{noun|-|hungry}} #The hungry need food. #:The hungry of the world need help. [[en:hungry]] [[fr:hungry]] [[ko:hungry]] [[hy:hungry]] [[io:hungry]] [[it:hungry]] [[kk:hungry]] [[hu:hungry]] [[ru:hungry]] [[fi:hungry]] [[ta:hungry]] [[vi:hungry]] [[zh:hungry]] 13159 2006-12-02T02:56:55Z Brett 77 removing noun ==Adjective== {{adjective|hungry|hungrier|hungriest}} Also ''more hungry'' or ''most hungry'' #If you feel '''hungry''', you want to [[eat]] something and your [[stomach]] feels empty. #:''There are too many poor children who are always '''hungry'''.'' [[en:hungry]] [[fr:hungry]] [[ko:hungry]] [[hy:hungry]] [[io:hungry]] [[it:hungry]] [[kk:hungry]] [[hu:hungry]] [[ru:hungry]] [[fi:hungry]] [[ta:hungry]] [[vi:hungry]] [[zh:hungry]] 3358 8531 2006-08-08T19:30:34Z Brett 77 ==Adjective== {{adjective|rude|ruder|rudest}} #If someone is '''rude''' or does something '''rude''', they act in a way that will likely [[upset]] people. #:''Don't interrupt me when I'm speaking. It's '''rude'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[impolite]] ===Antonyms=== *[[polite]] 9134 2006-08-22T03:22:16Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: el, en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ko, pl, ru, vi ==Adjective== {{adjective|rude|ruder|rudest}} #If someone is '''rude''' or does something '''rude''', they act in a way that will likely [[upset]] people. #:''Don't interrupt me when I'm speaking. It's '''rude'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[impolite]] ===Antonyms=== *[[polite]] [[el:rude]] [[en:rude]] [[fr:rude]] [[ko:rude]] [[io:rude]] [[it:rude]] [[hu:rude]] [[pl:rude]] [[ru:rude]] [[fi:rude]] [[vi:rude]] 9754 2006-09-10T14:23:46Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: pt, ta ==Adjective== {{adjective|rude|ruder|rudest}} #If someone is '''rude''' or does something '''rude''', they act in a way that will likely [[upset]] people. #:''Don't interrupt me when I'm speaking. It's '''rude'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[impolite]] ===Antonyms=== *[[polite]] [[el:rude]] [[en:rude]] [[fr:rude]] [[ko:rude]] [[io:rude]] [[it:rude]] [[hu:rude]] [[pl:rude]] [[pt:rude]] [[ru:rude]] [[fi:rude]] [[ta:rude]] [[vi:rude]] 3359 8532 2006-08-08T19:33:54Z Brett 77 ==Verb== {{verb|beg|begs|begged|begging}} #If you '''beg''' someone for something or to do something, you ask them very strongly, but you are not in a weak position. #:''He had a gun to my head. I '''begged''' him, "Please, don't shoot me."'' ===Idioms=== *[[beg your pardon]] 8533 2006-08-08T19:34:34Z Brett 77 ==Verb== {{verb|beg|begs|begged|begging}} {{transitive verb}} & {{intransitive verb}} #If you '''beg''' someone for something or to do something, you ask them very strongly, but you are not in a weak position. #:''He had a gun to my head. I '''begged''' him, "Please, don't shoot me."'' ===Idioms=== *[[beg your pardon]] 8884 2006-08-21T19:34:47Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, gl, hu, io, it, ja, pt, sl, zh ==Verb== {{verb|beg|begs|begged|begging}} {{transitive verb}} & {{intransitive verb}} #If you '''beg''' someone for something or to do something, you ask them very strongly, but you are not in a weak position. #:''He had a gun to my head. I '''begged''' him, "Please, don't shoot me."'' ===Idioms=== *[[beg your pardon]] [[en:beg]] [[fr:beg]] [[gl:beg]] [[io:beg]] [[it:beg]] [[hu:beg]] [[ja:beg]] [[pt:beg]] [[sl:beg]] [[fi:beg]] [[zh:beg]] 9493 2006-09-10T11:30:37Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ta, vi ==Verb== {{verb|beg|begs|begged|begging}} {{transitive verb}} & {{intransitive verb}} #If you '''beg''' someone for something or to do something, you ask them very strongly, but you are not in a weak position. #:''He had a gun to my head. I '''begged''' him, "Please, don't shoot me."'' ===Idioms=== *[[beg your pardon]] [[en:beg]] [[fr:beg]] [[gl:beg]] [[io:beg]] [[it:beg]] [[hu:beg]] [[ja:beg]] [[pt:beg]] [[sl:beg]] [[fi:beg]] [[ta:beg]] [[vi:beg]] [[zh:beg]] 11125 2006-10-16T15:49:31Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:beg]] ==Verb== {{verb|beg|begs|begged|begging}} {{transitive verb}} & {{intransitive verb}} #If you '''beg''' someone for something or to do something, you ask them very strongly, but you are not in a weak position. #:''He had a gun to my head. I '''begged''' him, "Please, don't shoot me."'' ===Idioms=== *[[beg your pardon]] [[en:beg]] [[fr:beg]] [[gl:beg]] [[io:beg]] [[it:beg]] [[hu:beg]] [[ja:beg]] [[pt:beg]] [[ru:beg]] [[sl:beg]] [[fi:beg]] [[ta:beg]] [[vi:beg]] [[zh:beg]] 13858 2006-12-19T12:56:25Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:beg]], [[ku:beg]], [[vo:beg]] ==Verb== {{verb|beg|begs|begged|begging}} {{transitive verb}} & {{intransitive verb}} #If you '''beg''' someone for something or to do something, you ask them very strongly, but you are not in a weak position. #:''He had a gun to my head. I '''begged''' him, "Please, don't shoot me."'' ===Idioms=== *[[beg your pardon]] [[en:beg]] [[fa:beg]] [[fr:beg]] [[gl:beg]] [[io:beg]] [[it:beg]] [[ku:beg]] [[hu:beg]] [[ja:beg]] [[pt:beg]] [[ru:beg]] [[sl:beg]] [[fi:beg]] [[ta:beg]] [[vi:beg]] [[vo:beg]] [[zh:beg]] 3360 8534 2006-08-08T19:37:56Z Brett 77 ==Verb== {{verb|greet|greets|greeted|greeting}} {{transitive verb}} #If you '''greet''' someone or something, you [[meet]] them and say, "hello" or [[welcome]] them somehow. #:''The tour guide '''greeted''' us when we arrived at the airport.'' 8970 2006-08-21T22:24:20Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fr, io, it, la, vi, zh ==Verb== {{verb|greet|greets|greeted|greeting}} {{transitive verb}} #If you '''greet''' someone or something, you [[meet]] them and say, "hello" or [[welcome]] them somehow. #:''The tour guide '''greeted''' us when we arrived at the airport.'' [[en:greet]] [[fr:greet]] [[io:greet]] [[it:greet]] [[la:greet]] [[vi:greet]] [[zh:greet]] 10099 2006-09-24T13:10:16Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ta:greet]] ==Verb== {{verb|greet|greets|greeted|greeting}} {{transitive verb}} #If you '''greet''' someone or something, you [[meet]] them and say, "hello" or [[welcome]] them somehow. #:''The tour guide '''greeted''' us when we arrived at the airport.'' [[en:greet]] [[fr:greet]] [[io:greet]] [[it:greet]] [[la:greet]] [[ta:greet]] [[vi:greet]] [[zh:greet]] 11233 2006-10-17T21:54:02Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fi:greet]], [[ru:greet]] ==Verb== {{verb|greet|greets|greeted|greeting}} {{transitive verb}} #If you '''greet''' someone or something, you [[meet]] them and say, "hello" or [[welcome]] them somehow. #:''The tour guide '''greeted''' us when we arrived at the airport.'' [[en:greet]] [[fr:greet]] [[io:greet]] [[it:greet]] [[la:greet]] [[ru:greet]] [[fi:greet]] [[ta:greet]] [[vi:greet]] [[zh:greet]] 3361 8535 2006-08-08T19:42:54Z Brett 77 ==Verb== {{verb|insult|insults|insulted|insulting}} {{transitive verb}} #If you '''insult''' someone, you say or do something [[rude]] to them. #:''He '''insulted''' me by calling my country a dirty little city.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} #An '''insult''' is a rude word or action. #:''The protesters yelled '''insults''' at the police.'' 9000 2006-08-21T23:20:53Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, io, it, nl, pl, ta, vi, zh ==Verb== {{verb|insult|insults|insulted|insulting}} {{transitive verb}} #If you '''insult''' someone, you say or do something [[rude]] to them. #:''He '''insulted''' me by calling my country a dirty little city.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} #An '''insult''' is a rude word or action. #:''The protesters yelled '''insults''' at the police.'' [[en:insult]] [[fr:insult]] [[io:insult]] [[it:insult]] [[nl:insult]] [[pl:insult]] [[fi:insult]] [[ta:insult]] [[vi:insult]] [[zh:insult]] 11380 2006-10-19T16:43:04Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:insult]] ==Verb== {{verb|insult|insults|insulted|insulting}} {{transitive verb}} #If you '''insult''' someone, you say or do something [[rude]] to them. #:''He '''insulted''' me by calling my country a dirty little city.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} #An '''insult''' is a rude word or action. #:''The protesters yelled '''insults''' at the police.'' [[en:insult]] [[fr:insult]] [[io:insult]] [[it:insult]] [[nl:insult]] [[pl:insult]] [[ru:insult]] [[fi:insult]] [[ta:insult]] [[vi:insult]] [[zh:insult]] 3362 8537 2006-08-08T20:19:57Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Long_hallway_at_Bellagio.jpg|thumb|a hall in a hotel]] [[Image:Wfa081.jpg|thumb|a fire hall]] [[Image:Newcityhall.jpg|thumb|London City Hall]] #A '''hall''' is a large [[space]] with a [[roof]] and [[walls]]. It can be a kind of large [[building]], or a [[room]] or part of a building. Most commonly, it is the [[area]] just inside the front door. #:''Please leave your boots in the front '''hall'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[hallway]] 9017 2006-08-21T23:48:12Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ang, en, fa, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ko, la, pl, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Long_hallway_at_Bellagio.jpg|thumb|a hall in a hotel]] [[Image:Wfa081.jpg|thumb|a fire hall]] [[Image:Newcityhall.jpg|thumb|London City Hall]] #A '''hall''' is a large [[space]] with a [[roof]] and [[walls]]. It can be a kind of large [[building]], or a [[room]] or part of a building. Most commonly, it is the [[area]] just inside the front door. #:''Please leave your boots in the front '''hall'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[hallway]] [[ang:hall]] [[en:hall]] [[fa:hall]] [[fr:hall]] [[ko:hall]] [[io:hall]] [[it:hall]] [[la:hall]] [[hu:hall]] [[pl:hall]] [[fi:hall]] [[vi:hall]] [[zh:hall]] 10097 2006-09-24T13:09:56Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ta:hall]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Long_hallway_at_Bellagio.jpg|thumb|a hall in a hotel]] [[Image:Wfa081.jpg|thumb|a fire hall]] [[Image:Newcityhall.jpg|thumb|London City Hall]] #A '''hall''' is a large [[space]] with a [[roof]] and [[walls]]. It can be a kind of large [[building]], or a [[room]] or part of a building. Most commonly, it is the [[area]] just inside the front door. #:''Please leave your boots in the front '''hall'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[hallway]] [[ang:hall]] [[en:hall]] [[fa:hall]] [[fr:hall]] [[ko:hall]] [[io:hall]] [[it:hall]] [[la:hall]] [[hu:hall]] [[pl:hall]] [[fi:hall]] [[ta:hall]] [[vi:hall]] [[zh:hall]] 11261 2006-10-18T06:26:15Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:hall]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Long_hallway_at_Bellagio.jpg|thumb|a hall in a hotel]] [[Image:Wfa081.jpg|thumb|a fire hall]] [[Image:Newcityhall.jpg|thumb|London City Hall]] #A '''hall''' is a large [[space]] with a [[roof]] and [[walls]]. It can be a kind of large [[building]], or a [[room]] or part of a building. Most commonly, it is the [[area]] just inside the front door. #:''Please leave your boots in the front '''hall'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[hallway]] [[ang:hall]] [[en:hall]] [[fa:hall]] [[fr:hall]] [[ko:hall]] [[io:hall]] [[it:hall]] [[la:hall]] [[hu:hall]] [[pl:hall]] [[ru:hall]] [[fi:hall]] [[ta:hall]] [[vi:hall]] [[zh:hall]] 13811 2006-12-19T01:34:12Z Brett 77 formatting ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Long_hallway_at_Bellagio.jpg|thumb|a '''hall''' in a hotel]] [[Image:Wfa081.jpg|thumb|a fire '''hall''']] [[Image:Newcityhall.jpg|thumb|London City '''Hall''']] #A '''hall''' is a large [[space]] with a [[roof]] and [[walls]]. It can be a kind of large [[building]], or a [[room]] or part of a building. Most commonly, it is the [[area]] just inside the front door. #:''Please leave your boots in the front '''hall'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[hallway]] [[ang:hall]] [[en:hall]] [[fa:hall]] [[fr:hall]] [[ko:hall]] [[io:hall]] [[it:hall]] [[la:hall]] [[hu:hall]] [[pl:hall]] [[ru:hall]] [[fi:hall]] [[ta:hall]] [[vi:hall]] [[zh:hall]] 3363 8538 2006-08-08T20:35:36Z Brett 77 ==Verb== {{verb|invite|invites|invited|inviting}} {{transitive verb}} #If you '''invite''' someone to something, you ask them to be there. #:''Rasheed '''invited''' me to his house on Friday, but I don't think I can go.'' 9049 2006-08-22T00:43:40Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, pt, ta, vi, zh ==Verb== {{verb|invite|invites|invited|inviting}} {{transitive verb}} #If you '''invite''' someone to something, you ask them to be there. #:''Rasheed '''invited''' me to his house on Friday, but I don't think I can go.'' [[en:invite]] [[fr:invite]] [[io:invite]] [[it:invite]] [[hu:invite]] [[pt:invite]] [[fi:invite]] [[ta:invite]] [[vi:invite]] [[zh:invite]] 11384 2006-10-19T21:40:42Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:invite]] ==Verb== {{verb|invite|invites|invited|inviting}} {{transitive verb}} #If you '''invite''' someone to something, you ask them to be there. #:''Rasheed '''invited''' me to his house on Friday, but I don't think I can go.'' [[en:invite]] [[fr:invite]] [[io:invite]] [[it:invite]] [[hu:invite]] [[pt:invite]] [[ru:invite]] [[fi:invite]] [[ta:invite]] [[vi:invite]] [[zh:invite]] 13552 2006-12-10T11:09:58Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:invite]] ==Verb== {{verb|invite|invites|invited|inviting}} {{transitive verb}} #If you '''invite''' someone to something, you ask them to be there. #:''Rasheed '''invited''' me to his house on Friday, but I don't think I can go.'' [[en:invite]] [[fa:invite]] [[fr:invite]] [[io:invite]] [[it:invite]] [[hu:invite]] [[pt:invite]] [[ru:invite]] [[fi:invite]] [[ta:invite]] [[vi:invite]] [[zh:invite]] 3364 8539 2006-08-08T20:40:22Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''weapon''' is a [[tool]] that you use in a [[fight]], such as a [[knife]], a [[gun]], or a [[bomb]]. #:''"Lay down your '''weapons''' and put your hands in the air," yelled the police.'' 9187 2006-08-22T05:10:45Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ang, en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, pt, ru, ta, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''weapon''' is a [[tool]] that you use in a [[fight]], such as a [[knife]], a [[gun]], or a [[bomb]]. #:''"Lay down your '''weapons''' and put your hands in the air," yelled the police.'' [[ang:weapon]] [[en:weapon]] [[fr:weapon]] [[io:weapon]] [[it:weapon]] [[hu:weapon]] [[pt:weapon]] [[ru:weapon]] [[fi:weapon]] [[ta:weapon]] [[vi:weapon]] [[zh:weapon]] 10841 2006-10-11T17:02:11Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[hy:weapon]], [[kk:weapon]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''weapon''' is a [[tool]] that you use in a [[fight]], such as a [[knife]], a [[gun]], or a [[bomb]]. #:''"Lay down your '''weapons''' and put your hands in the air," yelled the police.'' [[ang:weapon]] [[en:weapon]] [[fr:weapon]] [[hy:weapon]] [[io:weapon]] [[it:weapon]] [[kk:weapon]] [[hu:weapon]] [[pt:weapon]] [[ru:weapon]] [[fi:weapon]] [[ta:weapon]] [[vi:weapon]] [[zh:weapon]] 3365 8541 2006-08-08T20:45:16Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''holiday''' is a day when people don't go to [[work]] or school, often because there is a [[religious]] [[celebration]]. #:''In North America, Christmas is the biggest '''holiday''' of the year.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[vacation]] 9009 2006-08-21T23:30:12Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fr, hu, io, it, ko, ta, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''holiday''' is a day when people don't go to [[work]] or school, often because there is a [[religious]] [[celebration]]. #:''In North America, Christmas is the biggest '''holiday''' of the year.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[vacation]] [[en:holiday]] [[fr:holiday]] [[ko:holiday]] [[io:holiday]] [[it:holiday]] [[hu:holiday]] [[ta:holiday]] [[vi:holiday]] [[zh:holiday]] 11312 2006-10-18T17:05:11Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:holiday]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''holiday''' is a day when people don't go to [[work]] or school, often because there is a [[religious]] [[celebration]]. #:''In North America, Christmas is the biggest '''holiday''' of the year.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[vacation]] [[en:holiday]] [[fr:holiday]] [[ko:holiday]] [[io:holiday]] [[it:holiday]] [[hu:holiday]] [[ru:holiday]] [[ta:holiday]] [[vi:holiday]] [[zh:holiday]] 3366 8542 2006-08-08T20:57:07Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #If someone has '''patience''', they can [[wait]] without feeling [[upset]]. #:''Andrew has so much '''patience''' with the children; I just get so angry with them.'' 9094 2006-08-22T02:14:35Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, id, it, pl, ta, vi, zh ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #If someone has '''patience''', they can [[wait]] without feeling [[upset]]. #:''Andrew has so much '''patience''' with the children; I just get so angry with them.'' [[en:patience]] [[fr:patience]] [[id:patience]] [[it:patience]] [[hu:patience]] [[pl:patience]] [[fi:patience]] [[ta:patience]] [[vi:patience]] [[zh:patience]] 11659 2006-10-30T20:03:32Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:patience]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #If someone has '''patience''', they can [[wait]] without feeling [[upset]]. #:''Andrew has so much '''patience''' with the children; I just get so angry with them.'' [[en:patience]] [[fr:patience]] [[id:patience]] [[it:patience]] [[hu:patience]] [[pl:patience]] [[ru:patience]] [[fi:patience]] [[ta:patience]] [[vi:patience]] [[zh:patience]] 3367 8544 2006-08-08T20:59:52Z Brett 77 I don't think the first example sentence in the second sense of the noun matches that sense.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 20:59, 8 August 2006 (UTC) 3368 8545 2006-08-08T21:07:59Z Brett 77 ==Adjective== {{adjective|afraid|more afraid|most afraid}} ''Not used before the noun.'' #If you are '''afraid''' of something, you feel [[fear]], or [[worry]] because you think something bad will happen. #:''I'm '''afraid''' of snakes. I can't even go near them.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[scared]] *[[frightened]] 8800 2006-08-21T17:15:43Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fr, gl, hu, io, it, pt, sm, th, vi ==Adjective== {{adjective|afraid|more afraid|most afraid}} ''Not used before the noun.'' #If you are '''afraid''' of something, you feel [[fear]], or [[worry]] because you think something bad will happen. #:''I'm '''afraid''' of snakes. I can't even go near them.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[scared]] *[[frightened]] [[en:afraid]] [[fr:afraid]] [[gl:afraid]] [[io:afraid]] [[it:afraid]] [[hu:afraid]] [[pt:afraid]] [[sm:afraid]] [[th:afraid]] [[vi:afraid]] 9937 2006-09-24T12:04:31Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ta:afraid]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|afraid|more afraid|most afraid}} ''Not used before the noun.'' #If you are '''afraid''' of something, you feel [[fear]], or [[worry]] because you think something bad will happen. #:''I'm '''afraid''' of snakes. I can't even go near them.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[scared]] *[[frightened]] [[en:afraid]] [[fr:afraid]] [[gl:afraid]] [[io:afraid]] [[it:afraid]] [[hu:afraid]] [[pt:afraid]] [[sm:afraid]] [[ta:afraid]] [[th:afraid]] [[vi:afraid]] 10333 2006-10-02T06:32:01Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[hy:afraid]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|afraid|more afraid|most afraid}} ''Not used before the noun.'' #If you are '''afraid''' of something, you feel [[fear]], or [[worry]] because you think something bad will happen. #:''I'm '''afraid''' of snakes. I can't even go near them.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[scared]] *[[frightened]] [[en:afraid]] [[fr:afraid]] [[gl:afraid]] [[hy:afraid]] [[io:afraid]] [[it:afraid]] [[hu:afraid]] [[pt:afraid]] [[sm:afraid]] [[ta:afraid]] [[th:afraid]] [[vi:afraid]] 10904 2006-10-13T04:40:34Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:afraid]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|afraid|more afraid|most afraid}} ''Not used before the noun.'' #If you are '''afraid''' of something, you feel [[fear]], or [[worry]] because you think something bad will happen. #:''I'm '''afraid''' of snakes. I can't even go near them.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[scared]] *[[frightened]] [[en:afraid]] [[fr:afraid]] [[gl:afraid]] [[hy:afraid]] [[io:afraid]] [[it:afraid]] [[kk:afraid]] [[hu:afraid]] [[pt:afraid]] [[sm:afraid]] [[ta:afraid]] [[th:afraid]] [[vi:afraid]] 11505 2006-10-25T17:36:39Z 60.49.189.43 ==Adjective== {{adjective|afraid|more afraid|most afraid}} ''Not used before the noun.'' #If you are '''afraid''' of something, you feel [[fear]], or [[worry]] because you think something bad will happen. #:''I'm '''afraid''' of snakes. I can't even go near them.'' #Negative adjective form (Rule 5 in Ogden's Basic Engliah) #:''I'm '''unafraid''' of snakes.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[scared]] *[[frightened]] [[en:afraid]] [[fr:afraid]] [[gl:afraid]] [[hy:afraid]] [[io:afraid]] [[it:afraid]] [[kk:afraid]] [[hu:afraid]] [[pt:afraid]] [[sm:afraid]] [[ta:afraid]] [[th:afraid]] [[vi:afraid]] 11716 2006-11-02T21:20:01Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fi:afraid]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|afraid|more afraid|most afraid}} ''Not used before the noun.'' #If you are '''afraid''' of something, you feel [[fear]], or [[worry]] because you think something bad will happen. #:''I'm '''afraid''' of snakes. I can't even go near them.'' #Negative adjective form (Rule 5 in Ogden's Basic Engliah) #:''I'm '''unafraid''' of snakes.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[scared]] *[[frightened]] [[en:afraid]] [[fr:afraid]] [[gl:afraid]] [[hy:afraid]] [[io:afraid]] [[it:afraid]] [[kk:afraid]] [[hu:afraid]] [[pt:afraid]] [[sm:afraid]] [[fi:afraid]] [[ta:afraid]] [[th:afraid]] [[vi:afraid]] 3369 8546 2006-08-08T21:15:10Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Furniture_installation_tools.jpg|thumb|various tools]] #A '''tool''' is an [[object]] that you use to do a specific [[job]], such as a [[hammer]]. #:''I used to fix my own car, but I sold all my '''tools'''.'' 9202 2006-08-22T05:31:48Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ang, en, et, fa, fi, fr, hu, io, it, pl, sr, ta ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Furniture_installation_tools.jpg|thumb|various tools]] #A '''tool''' is an [[object]] that you use to do a specific [[job]], such as a [[hammer]]. #:''I used to fix my own car, but I sold all my '''tools'''.'' [[ang:tool]] [[et:tool]] [[en:tool]] [[fa:tool]] [[fr:tool]] [[io:tool]] [[it:tool]] [[hu:tool]] [[pl:tool]] [[sr:tool]] [[fi:tool]] [[ta:tool]] 10245 2006-09-24T14:13:32Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[pt:tool]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Furniture_installation_tools.jpg|thumb|various tools]] #A '''tool''' is an [[object]] that you use to do a specific [[job]], such as a [[hammer]]. #:''I used to fix my own car, but I sold all my '''tools'''.'' [[ang:tool]] [[et:tool]] [[en:tool]] [[fa:tool]] [[fr:tool]] [[io:tool]] [[it:tool]] [[hu:tool]] [[pl:tool]] [[pt:tool]] [[sr:tool]] [[fi:tool]] [[ta:tool]] 11019 2006-10-14T09:05:15Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[vi:tool]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Furniture_installation_tools.jpg|thumb|various tools]] #A '''tool''' is an [[object]] that you use to do a specific [[job]], such as a [[hammer]]. #:''I used to fix my own car, but I sold all my '''tools'''.'' [[ang:tool]] [[et:tool]] [[en:tool]] [[fa:tool]] [[fr:tool]] [[io:tool]] [[it:tool]] [[hu:tool]] [[pl:tool]] [[pt:tool]] [[sr:tool]] [[fi:tool]] [[ta:tool]] [[vi:tool]] 11094 2006-10-15T13:09:42Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:tool]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Furniture_installation_tools.jpg|thumb|various tools]] #A '''tool''' is an [[object]] that you use to do a specific [[job]], such as a [[hammer]]. #:''I used to fix my own car, but I sold all my '''tools'''.'' [[ang:tool]] [[et:tool]] [[en:tool]] [[fa:tool]] [[fr:tool]] [[io:tool]] [[it:tool]] [[hu:tool]] [[pl:tool]] [[pt:tool]] [[ru:tool]] [[sr:tool]] [[fi:tool]] [[ta:tool]] [[vi:tool]] 3370 8547 2006-08-09T00:41:20Z Brett 77 ==Verb== {{verb2|bite|bites|bit|bitten|biting}} {{transitive verb}} & {{intransitive verb}} [[Image:Eating_Comp_21aug2005.jpg|thumb|people biting some food]] [[Image:Aedes_aegypti_biting_human.jpg|thumb|an insect biting a person]] #If a person or animal '''bites''' something, they put it between their [[tooth|teeth]] and '''squeeze'''. #:''I'm afraid of dogs. I think they'll '''bite''' me.'' #If an insect '''bites''' someone, it puts a [[substance]] into your [[skin]]. ==Noun== {{noun}} #One '''bite''' is the amount of [[food]] that can go in your [[mouth]] at one time. #An [[insect]] '''bite''' is the [[itchy]] mark on the [[skin]] of a person or animal where an insect has bitten them. 8881 2006-08-21T19:26:34Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: bg, de, el, en, fi, fr, gl, hu, hy, io, it, ja, ko, pt, ta, uk, zh ==Verb== {{verb2|bite|bites|bit|bitten|biting}} {{transitive verb}} & {{intransitive verb}} [[Image:Eating_Comp_21aug2005.jpg|thumb|people biting some food]] [[Image:Aedes_aegypti_biting_human.jpg|thumb|an insect biting a person]] #If a person or animal '''bites''' something, they put it between their [[tooth|teeth]] and '''squeeze'''. #:''I'm afraid of dogs. I think they'll '''bite''' me.'' #If an insect '''bites''' someone, it puts a [[substance]] into your [[skin]]. ==Noun== {{noun}} #One '''bite''' is the amount of [[food]] that can go in your [[mouth]] at one time. #An [[insect]] '''bite''' is the [[itchy]] mark on the [[skin]] of a person or animal where an insect has bitten them. [[bg:bite]] [[de:bite]] [[el:bite]] [[en:bite]] [[fr:bite]] [[gl:bite]] [[ko:bite]] [[hy:bite]] [[io:bite]] [[it:bite]] [[hu:bite]] [[ja:bite]] [[pt:bite]] [[fi:bite]] [[ta:bite]] [[uk:bite]] [[zh:bite]] 9973 2006-09-24T12:22:00Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[es:bite]] ==Verb== {{verb2|bite|bites|bit|bitten|biting}} {{transitive verb}} & {{intransitive verb}} [[Image:Eating_Comp_21aug2005.jpg|thumb|people biting some food]] [[Image:Aedes_aegypti_biting_human.jpg|thumb|an insect biting a person]] #If a person or animal '''bites''' something, they put it between their [[tooth|teeth]] and '''squeeze'''. #:''I'm afraid of dogs. I think they'll '''bite''' me.'' #If an insect '''bites''' someone, it puts a [[substance]] into your [[skin]]. ==Noun== {{noun}} #One '''bite''' is the amount of [[food]] that can go in your [[mouth]] at one time. #An [[insect]] '''bite''' is the [[itchy]] mark on the [[skin]] of a person or animal where an insect has bitten them. [[bg:bite]] [[de:bite]] [[el:bite]] [[en:bite]] [[es:bite]] [[fr:bite]] [[gl:bite]] [[ko:bite]] [[hy:bite]] [[io:bite]] [[it:bite]] [[hu:bite]] [[ja:bite]] [[pt:bite]] [[fi:bite]] [[ta:bite]] [[uk:bite]] [[zh:bite]] 10455 2006-10-07T03:27:14Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:bite]], [[vi:bite]] ==Verb== {{verb2|bite|bites|bit|bitten|biting}} {{transitive verb}} & {{intransitive verb}} [[Image:Eating_Comp_21aug2005.jpg|thumb|people biting some food]] [[Image:Aedes_aegypti_biting_human.jpg|thumb|an insect biting a person]] #If a person or animal '''bites''' something, they put it between their [[tooth|teeth]] and '''squeeze'''. #:''I'm afraid of dogs. I think they'll '''bite''' me.'' #If an insect '''bites''' someone, it puts a [[substance]] into your [[skin]]. ==Noun== {{noun}} #One '''bite''' is the amount of [[food]] that can go in your [[mouth]] at one time. #An [[insect]] '''bite''' is the [[itchy]] mark on the [[skin]] of a person or animal where an insect has bitten them. [[bg:bite]] [[de:bite]] [[el:bite]] [[en:bite]] [[es:bite]] [[fr:bite]] [[gl:bite]] [[ko:bite]] [[hy:bite]] [[io:bite]] [[it:bite]] [[hu:bite]] [[ja:bite]] [[pt:bite]] [[ru:bite]] [[fi:bite]] [[ta:bite]] [[vi:bite]] [[uk:bite]] [[zh:bite]] 10462 2006-10-07T07:26:35Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:bite]] ==Verb== {{verb2|bite|bites|bit|bitten|biting}} {{transitive verb}} & {{intransitive verb}} [[Image:Eating_Comp_21aug2005.jpg|thumb|people biting some food]] [[Image:Aedes_aegypti_biting_human.jpg|thumb|an insect biting a person]] #If a person or animal '''bites''' something, they put it between their [[tooth|teeth]] and '''squeeze'''. #:''I'm afraid of dogs. I think they'll '''bite''' me.'' #If an insect '''bites''' someone, it puts a [[substance]] into your [[skin]]. ==Noun== {{noun}} #One '''bite''' is the amount of [[food]] that can go in your [[mouth]] at one time. #An [[insect]] '''bite''' is the [[itchy]] mark on the [[skin]] of a person or animal where an insect has bitten them. [[bg:bite]] [[de:bite]] [[el:bite]] [[en:bite]] [[es:bite]] [[fr:bite]] [[gl:bite]] [[ko:bite]] [[hy:bite]] [[io:bite]] [[it:bite]] [[kk:bite]] [[hu:bite]] [[ja:bite]] [[pt:bite]] [[ru:bite]] [[fi:bite]] [[ta:bite]] [[vi:bite]] [[uk:bite]] [[zh:bite]] 3371 8548 2006-08-09T02:02:06Z Brett 77 ==Adjective== {{adjective|essential|more essential|most essential}} #If something is '''essential''', it is [[impossible]] to [[succeed]] without it. #:''Oxygen is '''essential''' for life on earth.'' #If something is '''essential''', it is very [[important]]. #:''Cooked rice, is the '''essential''' element of the Chinese meal prepared south of the Yangtze River.'' #The '''essential''' part, idea, or [[feature]] is the most [[basic]] one. #:The '''essential''' nature of skiing is sliding on two skis, but the sport is much more than that. ===Synonyms=== *[[important]] *[[key]] *[[main]] *[[vital]] ===Antonyms=== *[[unimportant]] *[[minor]] 8932 2006-08-21T21:15:51Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ru, vi ==Adjective== {{adjective|essential|more essential|most essential}} #If something is '''essential''', it is [[impossible]] to [[succeed]] without it. #:''Oxygen is '''essential''' for life on earth.'' #If something is '''essential''', it is very [[important]]. #:''Cooked rice, is the '''essential''' element of the Chinese meal prepared south of the Yangtze River.'' #The '''essential''' part, idea, or [[feature]] is the most [[basic]] one. #:The '''essential''' nature of skiing is sliding on two skis, but the sport is much more than that. ===Synonyms=== *[[important]] *[[key]] *[[main]] *[[vital]] ===Antonyms=== *[[unimportant]] *[[minor]] [[en:essential]] [[fr:essential]] [[io:essential]] [[it:essential]] [[hu:essential]] [[ru:essential]] [[fi:essential]] [[vi:essential]] 10069 2006-09-24T12:58:39Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[fa:essential]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|essential|more essential|most essential}} #If something is '''essential''', it is [[impossible]] to [[succeed]] without it. #:''Oxygen is '''essential''' for life on earth.'' #If something is '''essential''', it is very [[important]]. #:''Cooked rice, is the '''essential''' element of the Chinese meal prepared south of the Yangtze River.'' #The '''essential''' part, idea, or [[feature]] is the most [[basic]] one. #:The '''essential''' nature of skiing is sliding on two skis, but the sport is much more than that. ===Synonyms=== *[[important]] *[[key]] *[[main]] *[[vital]] ===Antonyms=== *[[unimportant]] *[[minor]] [[en:essential]] [[fa:essential]] [[fr:essential]] [[io:essential]] [[it:essential]] [[hu:essential]] [[ru:essential]] [[fi:essential]] [[vi:essential]] 11069 2006-10-14T22:13:28Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ar:essential]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|essential|more essential|most essential}} #If something is '''essential''', it is [[impossible]] to [[succeed]] without it. #:''Oxygen is '''essential''' for life on earth.'' #If something is '''essential''', it is very [[important]]. #:''Cooked rice, is the '''essential''' element of the Chinese meal prepared south of the Yangtze River.'' #The '''essential''' part, idea, or [[feature]] is the most [[basic]] one. #:The '''essential''' nature of skiing is sliding on two skis, but the sport is much more than that. ===Synonyms=== *[[important]] *[[key]] *[[main]] *[[vital]] ===Antonyms=== *[[unimportant]] *[[minor]] [[ar:essential]] [[en:essential]] [[fa:essential]] [[fr:essential]] [[io:essential]] [[it:essential]] [[hu:essential]] [[ru:essential]] [[fi:essential]] [[vi:essential]] 3372 8549 2006-08-09T18:51:37Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #'''Time''' is what we [[measure]] with a [[clock]]. #:''"What '''time''' do you finish work?" "At four o'clock (4:00)."'' #:''I don't have '''time''' to talk to you right now. Can we do it later?'' {{noun}} #If you do something one '''time''', you do it once. 9182 2006-08-22T04:53:43Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ang, bs, de, en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, ko, la, lt, nl, no, pl, pt, ru, sr, sv, ta, zh ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #'''Time''' is what we [[measure]] with a [[clock]]. #:''"What '''time''' do you finish work?" "At four o'clock (4:00)."'' #:''I don't have '''time''' to talk to you right now. Can we do it later?'' {{noun}} #If you do something one '''time''', you do it once. [[ang:time]] [[bs:time]] [[de:time]] [[en:time]] [[fr:time]] [[ko:time]] [[io:time]] [[it:time]] [[la:time]] [[lt:time]] [[hu:time]] [[nl:time]] [[ja:time]] [[no:time]] [[pl:time]] [[pt:time]] [[ru:time]] [[sr:time]] [[fi:time]] [[sv:time]] [[ta:time]] [[zh:time]] 10262 2006-09-24T14:17:39Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[hy:time]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #'''Time''' is what we [[measure]] with a [[clock]]. #:''"What '''time''' do you finish work?" "At four o'clock (4:00)."'' #:''I don't have '''time''' to talk to you right now. Can we do it later?'' {{noun}} #If you do something one '''time''', you do it once. [[ang:time]] [[bs:time]] [[de:time]] [[en:time]] [[fr:time]] [[ko:time]] [[hy:time]] [[io:time]] [[it:time]] [[la:time]] [[lt:time]] [[hu:time]] [[nl:time]] [[ja:time]] [[no:time]] [[pl:time]] [[pt:time]] [[ru:time]] [[sr:time]] [[fi:time]] [[sv:time]] [[ta:time]] [[zh:time]] 10809 2006-10-11T10:51:02Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: kk, ku, uk, vi ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #'''Time''' is what we [[measure]] with a [[clock]]. #:''"What '''time''' do you finish work?" "At four o'clock (4:00)."'' #:''I don't have '''time''' to talk to you right now. Can we do it later?'' {{noun}} #If you do something one '''time''', you do it once. [[ang:time]] [[bs:time]] [[de:time]] [[en:time]] [[fr:time]] [[ko:time]] [[hy:time]] [[io:time]] [[it:time]] [[kk:time]] [[ku:time]] [[la:time]] [[lt:time]] [[hu:time]] [[nl:time]] [[ja:time]] [[no:time]] [[pl:time]] [[pt:time]] [[ru:time]] [[sr:time]] [[fi:time]] [[sv:time]] [[ta:time]] [[vi:time]] [[uk:time]] [[zh:time]] 12775 2006-11-26T22:20:26Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[et:time]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #'''Time''' is what we [[measure]] with a [[clock]]. #:''"What '''time''' do you finish work?" "At four o'clock (4:00)."'' #:''I don't have '''time''' to talk to you right now. Can we do it later?'' {{noun}} #If you do something one '''time''', you do it once. [[ang:time]] [[bs:time]] [[de:time]] [[et:time]] [[en:time]] [[fr:time]] [[ko:time]] [[hy:time]] [[io:time]] [[it:time]] [[kk:time]] [[ku:time]] [[la:time]] [[lt:time]] [[hu:time]] [[nl:time]] [[ja:time]] [[no:time]] [[pl:time]] [[pt:time]] [[ru:time]] [[sr:time]] [[fi:time]] [[sv:time]] [[ta:time]] [[vi:time]] [[uk:time]] [[zh:time]] 13577 2006-12-10T18:09:18Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:time]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #'''Time''' is what we [[measure]] with a [[clock]]. #:''"What '''time''' do you finish work?" "At four o'clock (4:00)."'' #:''I don't have '''time''' to talk to you right now. Can we do it later?'' {{noun}} #If you do something one '''time''', you do it once. [[ang:time]] [[bs:time]] [[de:time]] [[et:time]] [[en:time]] [[fa:time]] [[fr:time]] [[ko:time]] [[hy:time]] [[io:time]] [[it:time]] [[kk:time]] [[ku:time]] [[la:time]] [[lt:time]] [[hu:time]] [[nl:time]] [[ja:time]] [[no:time]] [[pl:time]] [[pt:time]] [[ru:time]] [[sr:time]] [[fi:time]] [[sv:time]] [[ta:time]] [[vi:time]] [[uk:time]] [[zh:time]] 3373 8550 2006-08-09T18:56:07Z Brett 77 {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''mother''' is the [[woman]] who is one of a person or animal's [[parent]]s. #: ''My '''mother''' read me a story and put me to bed every night when I was a child.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[mom]] *[[mum]] *[[mommy]] *[[mama]] *[[ma]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[motherhood]] *[[motherless]] *[[mother-in-law]] *[[stepmother]] {{family}} 9086 2006-08-22T01:58:23Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: am, de, el, en, fa, fi, fr, hu, hy, io, it, ja, ko, la, nl, pl, pt, sk, sr, sv, ta, te, uk, zh, zh-min-nan {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''mother''' is the [[woman]] who is one of a person or animal's [[parent]]s. #: ''My '''mother''' read me a story and put me to bed every night when I was a child.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[mom]] *[[mum]] *[[mommy]] *[[mama]] *[[ma]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[motherhood]] *[[motherless]] *[[mother-in-law]] *[[stepmother]] {{family}} [[am:mother]] [[zh-min-nan:mother]] [[de:mother]] [[el:mother]] [[en:mother]] [[fa:mother]] [[fr:mother]] [[ko:mother]] [[hy:mother]] [[io:mother]] [[it:mother]] [[la:mother]] [[hu:mother]] [[nl:mother]] [[ja:mother]] [[pl:mother]] [[pt:mother]] [[sk:mother]] [[sr:mother]] [[fi:mother]] [[sv:mother]] [[ta:mother]] [[te:mother]] [[uk:mother]] [[zh:mother]] 9704 2006-09-10T13:46:35Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ru, tl, vi {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''mother''' is the [[woman]] who is one of a person or animal's [[parent]]s. #: ''My '''mother''' read me a story and put me to bed every night when I was a child.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[mom]] *[[mum]] *[[mommy]] *[[mama]] *[[ma]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[motherhood]] *[[motherless]] *[[mother-in-law]] *[[stepmother]] {{family}} [[am:mother]] [[zh-min-nan:mother]] [[de:mother]] [[el:mother]] [[en:mother]] [[fa:mother]] [[fr:mother]] [[ko:mother]] [[hy:mother]] [[io:mother]] [[it:mother]] [[la:mother]] [[hu:mother]] [[nl:mother]] [[ja:mother]] [[pl:mother]] [[pt:mother]] [[ru:mother]] [[sk:mother]] [[sr:mother]] [[fi:mother]] [[sv:mother]] [[tl:mother]] [[ta:mother]] [[te:mother]] [[vi:mother]] [[uk:mother]] [[zh:mother]] 10160 2006-09-24T13:33:38Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ar:mother]], [[es:mother]], [[tr:mother]] {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''mother''' is the [[woman]] who is one of a person or animal's [[parent]]s. #: ''My '''mother''' read me a story and put me to bed every night when I was a child.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[mom]] *[[mum]] *[[mommy]] *[[mama]] *[[ma]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[motherhood]] *[[motherless]] *[[mother-in-law]] *[[stepmother]] {{family}} [[am:mother]] [[ar:mother]] [[zh-min-nan:mother]] [[de:mother]] [[el:mother]] [[en:mother]] [[es:mother]] [[fa:mother]] [[fr:mother]] [[ko:mother]] [[hy:mother]] [[io:mother]] [[it:mother]] [[la:mother]] [[hu:mother]] [[nl:mother]] [[ja:mother]] [[pl:mother]] [[pt:mother]] [[ru:mother]] [[sk:mother]] [[sr:mother]] [[fi:mother]] [[sv:mother]] [[tl:mother]] [[ta:mother]] [[te:mother]] [[vi:mother]] [[tr:mother]] [[uk:mother]] [[zh:mother]] 10550 2006-10-08T21:32:55Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:mother]] {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''mother''' is the [[woman]] who is one of a person or animal's [[parent]]s. #: ''My '''mother''' read me a story and put me to bed every night when I was a child.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[mom]] *[[mum]] *[[mommy]] *[[mama]] *[[ma]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[motherhood]] *[[motherless]] *[[mother-in-law]] *[[stepmother]] {{family}} [[am:mother]] [[ar:mother]] [[zh-min-nan:mother]] [[de:mother]] [[el:mother]] [[en:mother]] [[es:mother]] [[fa:mother]] [[fr:mother]] [[ko:mother]] [[hy:mother]] [[io:mother]] [[it:mother]] [[kk:mother]] [[la:mother]] [[hu:mother]] [[nl:mother]] [[ja:mother]] [[pl:mother]] [[pt:mother]] [[ru:mother]] [[sk:mother]] [[sr:mother]] [[fi:mother]] [[sv:mother]] [[tl:mother]] [[ta:mother]] [[te:mother]] [[vi:mother]] [[tr:mother]] [[uk:mother]] [[zh:mother]] 10984 2006-10-13T22:56:26Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[an:mother]] {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''mother''' is the [[woman]] who is one of a person or animal's [[parent]]s. #: ''My '''mother''' read me a story and put me to bed every night when I was a child.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[mom]] *[[mum]] *[[mommy]] *[[mama]] *[[ma]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[motherhood]] *[[motherless]] *[[mother-in-law]] *[[stepmother]] {{family}} [[am:mother]] [[ar:mother]] [[an:mother]] [[zh-min-nan:mother]] [[de:mother]] [[el:mother]] [[en:mother]] [[es:mother]] [[fa:mother]] [[fr:mother]] [[ko:mother]] [[hy:mother]] [[io:mother]] [[it:mother]] [[kk:mother]] [[la:mother]] [[hu:mother]] [[nl:mother]] [[ja:mother]] [[pl:mother]] [[pt:mother]] [[ru:mother]] [[sk:mother]] [[sr:mother]] [[fi:mother]] [[sv:mother]] [[tl:mother]] [[ta:mother]] [[te:mother]] [[vi:mother]] [[tr:mother]] [[uk:mother]] [[zh:mother]] 3374 8551 2006-08-09T18:59:58Z Brett 77 ==Verb== {{verb|work|works|worked|working}} #If you '''work''', you do a [[job]], usually for money. #:''My father '''works''' at Microsoft.'' #:''I got to '''work''' at 7:30 each morning.'' {{Stub}} 8552 2006-08-09T19:01:06Z Brett 77 ==Verb== {{verb|work|works|worked|working}} {{intransitive verb}} #If you '''work''', you do a [[job]], usually for money. #:''My father '''works''' at Microsoft.'' #:''I got to '''work''' at 7:30 each morning.'' {{Stub}} 9238 2006-08-22T06:29:05Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ang, el, en, es, fa, fi, fr, hu, hy, io, it, ja, ko, la, pt, ru, ta, tr, uk, zh ==Verb== {{verb|work|works|worked|working}} {{intransitive verb}} #If you '''work''', you do a [[job]], usually for money. #:''My father '''works''' at Microsoft.'' #:''I got to '''work''' at 7:30 each morning.'' {{Stub}} [[ang:work]] [[el:work]] [[en:work]] [[es:work]] [[fa:work]] [[fr:work]] [[ko:work]] [[hy:work]] [[io:work]] [[it:work]] [[la:work]] [[hu:work]] [[ja:work]] [[pt:work]] [[ru:work]] [[fi:work]] [[ta:work]] [[tr:work]] [[uk:work]] [[zh:work]] 10856 2006-10-11T19:10:33Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:work]], [[vi:work]] ==Verb== {{verb|work|works|worked|working}} {{intransitive verb}} #If you '''work''', you do a [[job]], usually for money. #:''My father '''works''' at Microsoft.'' #:''I got to '''work''' at 7:30 each morning.'' {{Stub}} [[ang:work]] [[el:work]] [[en:work]] [[es:work]] [[fa:work]] [[fr:work]] [[ko:work]] [[hy:work]] [[io:work]] [[it:work]] [[kk:work]] [[la:work]] [[hu:work]] [[ja:work]] [[pt:work]] [[ru:work]] [[fi:work]] [[ta:work]] [[vi:work]] [[tr:work]] [[uk:work]] [[zh:work]] 12498 2006-11-17T06:41:49Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[pl:work]] ==Verb== {{verb|work|works|worked|working}} {{intransitive verb}} #If you '''work''', you do a [[job]], usually for money. #:''My father '''works''' at Microsoft.'' #:''I got to '''work''' at 7:30 each morning.'' {{Stub}} [[ang:work]] [[el:work]] [[en:work]] [[es:work]] [[fa:work]] [[fr:work]] [[ko:work]] [[hy:work]] [[io:work]] [[it:work]] [[kk:work]] [[la:work]] [[hu:work]] [[ja:work]] [[pl:work]] [[pt:work]] [[ru:work]] [[fi:work]] [[ta:work]] [[vi:work]] [[tr:work]] [[uk:work]] [[zh:work]] 3375 8553 2006-08-09T19:10:57Z Brett 77 ==Verb== {{verb|move|moves|moved|moving}} {{intransitive verb}} & {{transitive verb}} #If you '''move''', you [[go]] from one [[place]] to another. #:''Please stay in your seat until the plane stops '''moving'''.'' #If you '''move''', you [[change]] the [[position]] of [[part]] of your [[body]]. #:''I was so afraid, I could't '''move'''.'' #If you '''move''' something, you [[change]] it's [[position]]. #:''Can you '''move''' your chair so I can get by?'' 9076 2006-08-22T01:32:53Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, la, pt, ta, uk, zh ==Verb== {{verb|move|moves|moved|moving}} {{intransitive verb}} & {{transitive verb}} #If you '''move''', you [[go]] from one [[place]] to another. #:''Please stay in your seat until the plane stops '''moving'''.'' #If you '''move''', you [[change]] the [[position]] of [[part]] of your [[body]]. #:''I was so afraid, I could't '''move'''.'' #If you '''move''' something, you [[change]] it's [[position]]. #:''Can you '''move''' your chair so I can get by?'' [[en:move]] [[fr:move]] [[io:move]] [[it:move]] [[la:move]] [[hu:move]] [[pt:move]] [[fi:move]] [[ta:move]] [[uk:move]] [[zh:move]] 9683 2006-09-10T13:40:24Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Verb== {{verb|move|moves|moved|moving}} {{intransitive verb}} & {{transitive verb}} #If you '''move''', you [[go]] from one [[place]] to another. #:''Please stay in your seat until the plane stops '''moving'''.'' #If you '''move''', you [[change]] the [[position]] of [[part]] of your [[body]]. #:''I was so afraid, I could't '''move'''.'' #If you '''move''' something, you [[change]] it's [[position]]. #:''Can you '''move''' your chair so I can get by?'' [[en:move]] [[fr:move]] [[io:move]] [[it:move]] [[la:move]] [[hu:move]] [[pt:move]] [[fi:move]] [[ta:move]] [[vi:move]] [[uk:move]] [[zh:move]] 10983 2006-10-13T22:45:45Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:move]] ==Verb== {{verb|move|moves|moved|moving}} {{intransitive verb}} & {{transitive verb}} #If you '''move''', you [[go]] from one [[place]] to another. #:''Please stay in your seat until the plane stops '''moving'''.'' #If you '''move''', you [[change]] the [[position]] of [[part]] of your [[body]]. #:''I was so afraid, I could't '''move'''.'' #If you '''move''' something, you [[change]] it's [[position]]. #:''Can you '''move''' your chair so I can get by?'' [[en:move]] [[fr:move]] [[io:move]] [[it:move]] [[kk:move]] [[la:move]] [[hu:move]] [[pt:move]] [[fi:move]] [[ta:move]] [[vi:move]] [[uk:move]] [[zh:move]] 11317 2006-10-18T18:22:06Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:move]] ==Verb== {{verb|move|moves|moved|moving}} {{intransitive verb}} & {{transitive verb}} #If you '''move''', you [[go]] from one [[place]] to another. #:''Please stay in your seat until the plane stops '''moving'''.'' #If you '''move''', you [[change]] the [[position]] of [[part]] of your [[body]]. #:''I was so afraid, I could't '''move'''.'' #If you '''move''' something, you [[change]] it's [[position]]. #:''Can you '''move''' your chair so I can get by?'' [[en:move]] [[fr:move]] [[io:move]] [[it:move]] [[kk:move]] [[la:move]] [[hu:move]] [[pt:move]] [[ru:move]] [[fi:move]] [[ta:move]] [[vi:move]] [[uk:move]] [[zh:move]] 11762 2006-11-05T23:57:19Z 131.111.221.243 /* Verb */ ==Verb== {{verb|move|moves|moved|moving}} {{intransitive verb}} & {{transitive verb}} #If you '''move''', you [[go]] from one [[place]] to another. #:''Please stay in your seat until the plane stops '''moving'''.'' #If you '''move''', you [[change]] the [[position]] of [[part]] of your [[body]]. #:''I was so afraid, I could't '''move'''.'' #If you '''move''' something, you [[change]] its [[position]]. #:''Can you '''move''' your chair so I can get by?'' [[en:move]] [[fr:move]] [[io:move]] [[it:move]] [[kk:move]] [[la:move]] [[hu:move]] [[pt:move]] [[ru:move]] [[fi:move]] [[ta:move]] [[vi:move]] [[uk:move]] [[zh:move]] 14018 2006-12-20T15:25:26Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[de:move]], [[fa:move]] ==Verb== {{verb|move|moves|moved|moving}} {{intransitive verb}} & {{transitive verb}} #If you '''move''', you [[go]] from one [[place]] to another. #:''Please stay in your seat until the plane stops '''moving'''.'' #If you '''move''', you [[change]] the [[position]] of [[part]] of your [[body]]. #:''I was so afraid, I could't '''move'''.'' #If you '''move''' something, you [[change]] its [[position]]. #:''Can you '''move''' your chair so I can get by?'' [[de:move]] [[en:move]] [[fa:move]] [[fr:move]] [[io:move]] [[it:move]] [[kk:move]] [[la:move]] [[hu:move]] [[pt:move]] [[ru:move]] [[fi:move]] [[ta:move]] [[vi:move]] [[uk:move]] [[zh:move]] 3376 8554 2006-08-09T19:40:52Z Brett 77 ==Adjective== {{adjective|proud|prouder|proudest}} #If you are '''proud''' of or about something you have done, you [[feel]] good about it. #:''I feel '''proud''' that we fought in the war, even if most people think we should have stayed home.'' #If you are '''proud''' of someone, you feel happy for them because they have done something well. #If you are '''proud''' of something you own, you think it is [[valuable]] and you are happy about it. ===Realted words=== *[[pride]] ===Antoyms=== *[[ashamed]] 9100 2006-08-22T02:21:45Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, pt, ta ==Adjective== {{adjective|proud|prouder|proudest}} #If you are '''proud''' of or about something you have done, you [[feel]] good about it. #:''I feel '''proud''' that we fought in the war, even if most people think we should have stayed home.'' #If you are '''proud''' of someone, you feel happy for them because they have done something well. #If you are '''proud''' of something you own, you think it is [[valuable]] and you are happy about it. ===Realted words=== *[[pride]] ===Antoyms=== *[[ashamed]] [[en:proud]] [[fr:proud]] [[io:proud]] [[it:proud]] [[hu:proud]] [[pt:proud]] [[fi:proud]] [[ta:proud]] 9743 2006-09-10T14:20:27Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Adjective== {{adjective|proud|prouder|proudest}} #If you are '''proud''' of or about something you have done, you [[feel]] good about it. #:''I feel '''proud''' that we fought in the war, even if most people think we should have stayed home.'' #If you are '''proud''' of someone, you feel happy for them because they have done something well. #If you are '''proud''' of something you own, you think it is [[valuable]] and you are happy about it. ===Realted words=== *[[pride]] ===Antoyms=== *[[ashamed]] [[en:proud]] [[fr:proud]] [[io:proud]] [[it:proud]] [[hu:proud]] [[pt:proud]] [[fi:proud]] [[ta:proud]] [[vi:proud]] 11703 2006-11-02T10:16:03Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:proud]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|proud|prouder|proudest}} #If you are '''proud''' of or about something you have done, you [[feel]] good about it. #:''I feel '''proud''' that we fought in the war, even if most people think we should have stayed home.'' #If you are '''proud''' of someone, you feel happy for them because they have done something well. #If you are '''proud''' of something you own, you think it is [[valuable]] and you are happy about it. ===Realted words=== *[[pride]] ===Antoyms=== *[[ashamed]] [[en:proud]] [[fr:proud]] [[io:proud]] [[it:proud]] [[hu:proud]] [[pt:proud]] [[ru:proud]] [[fi:proud]] [[ta:proud]] [[vi:proud]] 3377 8555 2006-08-09T19:50:38Z Brett 77 *A [[cardinal number]] determines the count of the noun it modifies. They include nubmers such as zero (0), one (1), two (2), and three (0). [[Category:Determiners]] *Cardinal numbers are also nouns, as in "they went in twos and threes". [[Category:Nouns]] 11756 2006-11-04T15:31:36Z Brett 77 *A [[cardinal number]] determines the count of the noun it modifies. They include numbers such as zero (0), one (1), two (2), and three (3). [[Category:Determiners]] *Cardinal numbers are also nouns, as in "they went in twos and threes". [[Category:Nouns]] 3380 8559 2006-08-09T20:03:39Z Brett 77 ==Determiner== {{cardinal number}} #'''Zero''' is a [[count]] of [[nothing]]. It is often written ''0''. #:''One minus one is '''zero''' (1 - 1 = 0).'' ===Synonyms=== *[[nought]] 9220 2006-08-22T06:00:24Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ang, ca, de, el, en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, ko, ku, pl, pt, ru, sv, ta, zh ==Determiner== {{cardinal number}} #'''Zero''' is a [[count]] of [[nothing]]. It is often written ''0''. #:''One minus one is '''zero''' (1 - 1 = 0).'' ===Synonyms=== *[[nought]] [[ang:zero]] [[ca:zero]] [[de:zero]] [[el:zero]] [[en:zero]] [[fr:zero]] [[ko:zero]] [[io:zero]] [[it:zero]] [[ku:zero]] [[hu:zero]] [[ja:zero]] [[pl:zero]] [[pt:zero]] [[ru:zero]] [[fi:zero]] [[sv:zero]] [[ta:zero]] [[zh:zero]] 9829 2006-09-10T15:26:10Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: hy ==Determiner== {{cardinal number}} #'''Zero''' is a [[count]] of [[nothing]]. It is often written ''0''. #:''One minus one is '''zero''' (1 - 1 = 0).'' ===Synonyms=== *[[nought]] [[ang:zero]] [[ca:zero]] [[de:zero]] [[el:zero]] [[en:zero]] [[fr:zero]] [[ko:zero]] [[hy:zero]] [[io:zero]] [[it:zero]] [[ku:zero]] [[hu:zero]] [[ja:zero]] [[pl:zero]] [[pt:zero]] [[ru:zero]] [[fi:zero]] [[sv:zero]] [[ta:zero]] [[zh:zero]] 10292 2006-09-24T14:33:26Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[fa:zero]] ==Determiner== {{cardinal number}} #'''Zero''' is a [[count]] of [[nothing]]. It is often written ''0''. #:''One minus one is '''zero''' (1 - 1 = 0).'' ===Synonyms=== *[[nought]] [[ang:zero]] [[ca:zero]] [[de:zero]] [[el:zero]] [[en:zero]] [[fa:zero]] [[fr:zero]] [[ko:zero]] [[hy:zero]] [[io:zero]] [[it:zero]] [[ku:zero]] [[hu:zero]] [[ja:zero]] [[pl:zero]] [[pt:zero]] [[ru:zero]] [[fi:zero]] [[sv:zero]] [[ta:zero]] [[zh:zero]] 10848 2006-10-11T18:24:08Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:zero]], [[vi:zero]] ==Determiner== {{cardinal number}} #'''Zero''' is a [[count]] of [[nothing]]. It is often written ''0''. #:''One minus one is '''zero''' (1 - 1 = 0).'' ===Synonyms=== *[[nought]] [[ang:zero]] [[ca:zero]] [[de:zero]] [[el:zero]] [[en:zero]] [[fa:zero]] [[fr:zero]] [[ko:zero]] [[hy:zero]] [[io:zero]] [[it:zero]] [[kk:zero]] [[ku:zero]] [[hu:zero]] [[ja:zero]] [[pl:zero]] [[pt:zero]] [[ru:zero]] [[fi:zero]] [[sv:zero]] [[ta:zero]] [[vi:zero]] [[zh:zero]] 14172 2006-12-21T10:53:32Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[tr:zero]] ==Determiner== {{cardinal number}} #'''Zero''' is a [[count]] of [[nothing]]. It is often written ''0''. #:''One minus one is '''zero''' (1 - 1 = 0).'' ===Synonyms=== *[[nought]] [[ang:zero]] [[ca:zero]] [[de:zero]] [[el:zero]] [[en:zero]] [[fa:zero]] [[fr:zero]] [[ko:zero]] [[hy:zero]] [[io:zero]] [[it:zero]] [[kk:zero]] [[ku:zero]] [[hu:zero]] [[ja:zero]] [[pl:zero]] [[pt:zero]] [[ru:zero]] [[fi:zero]] [[sv:zero]] [[ta:zero]] [[vi:zero]] [[tr:zero]] [[zh:zero]] 3381 8560 2006-08-09T20:03:55Z Brett 77 ''Number'' [[Category:Cardinal numbers]] 3382 8563 2006-08-09T20:13:34Z Brett 77 ==Adjective== {{adjective|amusing|more amusing|most amusing}} #If something is '''amusing''', it makes you [[laugh]] or it [[entertain]]s you. #:''We had a very '''amusing''' afternoon playing with the kids, but we didn't get anything done.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[funny]] *[[entertaining]] ===Antonyms=== *[[boring]] *[[dull]] ==Verb== *see [[amuse]] 8823 2006-08-21T17:45:46Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, io, it ==Adjective== {{adjective|amusing|more amusing|most amusing}} #If something is '''amusing''', it makes you [[laugh]] or it [[entertain]]s you. #:''We had a very '''amusing''' afternoon playing with the kids, but we didn't get anything done.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[funny]] *[[entertaining]] ===Antonyms=== *[[boring]] *[[dull]] ==Verb== *see [[amuse]] [[en:amusing]] [[fr:amusing]] [[io:amusing]] [[it:amusing]] [[fi:amusing]] 9957 2006-09-24T12:14:18Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[vi:amusing]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|amusing|more amusing|most amusing}} #If something is '''amusing''', it makes you [[laugh]] or it [[entertain]]s you. #:''We had a very '''amusing''' afternoon playing with the kids, but we didn't get anything done.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[funny]] *[[entertaining]] ===Antonyms=== *[[boring]] *[[dull]] ==Verb== *see [[amuse]] [[en:amusing]] [[fr:amusing]] [[io:amusing]] [[it:amusing]] [[fi:amusing]] [[vi:amusing]] 3383 8564 2006-08-09T20:16:41Z Brett 77 ==Adjective== {{adjective|annoyed|more annoyed|most annoyed}} #If someone is '''annoyed''', they are a little [[angry]]. #:''When Graham broke the glass, I was really '''annoyed''', but the face he made was so funny, I had to laugh.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[upset]] *[[angry]] *[[mad]] ==Verb== * see [[annoy]] 8822 2006-08-21T17:44:56Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, it ==Adjective== {{adjective|annoyed|more annoyed|most annoyed}} #If someone is '''annoyed''', they are a little [[angry]]. #:''When Graham broke the glass, I was really '''annoyed''', but the face he made was so funny, I had to laugh.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[upset]] *[[angry]] *[[mad]] ==Verb== * see [[annoy]] [[en:annoyed]] [[it:annoyed]] 9963 2006-09-24T12:15:28Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[fa:annoyed]], [[vi:annoyed]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|annoyed|more annoyed|most annoyed}} #If someone is '''annoyed''', they are a little [[angry]]. #:''When Graham broke the glass, I was really '''annoyed''', but the face he made was so funny, I had to laugh.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[upset]] *[[angry]] *[[mad]] ==Verb== * see [[annoy]] [[en:annoyed]] [[fa:annoyed]] [[it:annoyed]] [[vi:annoyed]] 3384 8565 2006-08-09T20:20:48Z Brett 77 ==Adjective== {{adjective|excellent|more excellent|most excellent}} #If something is '''excellent''', it is very, [[very]] [[good]]. #:''The tea we had with lunch was '''excellent'''. Where did you get it?'' ===Synonyms=== *[[great]] *[[wonderful]] *[[fantastic]] ===Antonyms=== *[[terrible]] *[[aweful]] 8967 2006-08-21T22:20:41Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, en, et, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ru, ta, vi ==Adjective== {{adjective|excellent|more excellent|most excellent}} #If something is '''excellent''', it is very, [[very]] [[good]]. #:''The tea we had with lunch was '''excellent'''. Where did you get it?'' ===Synonyms=== *[[great]] *[[wonderful]] *[[fantastic]] ===Antonyms=== *[[terrible]] *[[aweful]] [[de:excellent]] [[et:excellent]] [[en:excellent]] [[fr:excellent]] [[io:excellent]] [[it:excellent]] [[hu:excellent]] [[ru:excellent]] [[fi:excellent]] [[ta:excellent]] [[vi:excellent]] 9610 2006-09-10T12:33:27Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: pt ==Adjective== {{adjective|excellent|more excellent|most excellent}} #If something is '''excellent''', it is very, [[very]] [[good]]. #:''The tea we had with lunch was '''excellent'''. Where did you get it?'' ===Synonyms=== *[[great]] *[[wonderful]] *[[fantastic]] ===Antonyms=== *[[terrible]] *[[aweful]] [[de:excellent]] [[et:excellent]] [[en:excellent]] [[fr:excellent]] [[io:excellent]] [[it:excellent]] [[hu:excellent]] [[pt:excellent]] [[ru:excellent]] [[fi:excellent]] [[ta:excellent]] [[vi:excellent]] 12616 2006-11-25T12:54:45Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ja:excellent]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|excellent|more excellent|most excellent}} #If something is '''excellent''', it is very, [[very]] [[good]]. #:''The tea we had with lunch was '''excellent'''. Where did you get it?'' ===Synonyms=== *[[great]] *[[wonderful]] *[[fantastic]] ===Antonyms=== *[[terrible]] *[[aweful]] [[de:excellent]] [[et:excellent]] [[en:excellent]] [[fr:excellent]] [[io:excellent]] [[it:excellent]] [[hu:excellent]] [[ja:excellent]] [[pt:excellent]] [[ru:excellent]] [[fi:excellent]] [[ta:excellent]] [[vi:excellent]] 3385 8566 2006-08-09T20:23:51Z Brett 77 ==Interjection== {{interjection}} #You say, "'''hello'''" in [[greeting]] when you [[meet]] or see somebody. #:''"Good morning, James!" "'''Hello''', Geoffery! How are you?"'' 8989 2006-08-21T23:07:52Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: bs, de, en, fi, fr, it, ja, pl, zh ==Interjection== {{interjection}} #You say, "'''hello'''" in [[greeting]] when you [[meet]] or see somebody. #:''"Good morning, James!" "'''Hello''', Geoffery! How are you?"'' [[bs:hello]] [[de:hello]] [[en:hello]] [[fr:hello]] [[it:hello]] [[ja:hello]] [[pl:hello]] [[fi:hello]] [[zh:hello]] 9854 2006-09-21T15:01:27Z Manecke 112 ==Interjection== {{interjection}} #You say, "'''hello'''" in [[greeting]] when you [[meet]] or see somebody. #:''"Good morning, James!" "'''Hello''', Geoffery! How are you?"'' [[bs:hello]] [[de:hallo]] [[en:hello]] [[fr:hello]] [[it:hello]] [[ja:hello]] [[pl:hello]] [[fi:hello]] [[zh:hello]] 10090 2006-09-24T13:08:46Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[vi:hello]] Modifying: [[de:hello]] ==Interjection== {{interjection}} #You say, "'''hello'''" in [[greeting]] when you [[meet]] or see somebody. #:''"Good morning, James!" "'''Hello''', Geoffery! How are you?"'' [[bs:hello]] [[de:hello]] [[en:hello]] [[fr:hello]] [[it:hello]] [[ja:hello]] [[pl:hello]] [[fi:hello]] [[vi:hello]] [[zh:hello]] 10294 2006-09-24T18:08:09Z 86.41.192.37 /* Interjection */ ==Interjection== {{interjection}} #You say, "'''hello'''" in [[greeting]] when you [[meet]] or see somebody. #:''"Good morning, James!" "'''Hello''', Jimbob! How are you?"'' [[bs:hello]] [[de:hello]] [[en:hello]] [[fr:hello]] [[it:hello]] [[ja:hello]] [[pl:hello]] [[fi:hello]] [[vi:hello]] [[zh:hello]] 11284 2006-10-18T11:35:22Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[es:hello]], [[yi:hello]] ==Interjection== {{interjection}} #You say, "'''hello'''" in [[greeting]] when you [[meet]] or see somebody. #:''"Good morning, James!" "'''Hello''', Jimbob! How are you?"'' [[bs:hello]] [[de:hello]] [[en:hello]] [[es:hello]] [[fr:hello]] [[it:hello]] [[ja:hello]] [[pl:hello]] [[fi:hello]] [[vi:hello]] [[yi:hello]] [[zh:hello]] 11813 2006-11-09T04:12:40Z 58.102.101.25 ==Interjection== {{interjection}} #You say, "'''hello'''" in [[greeting]] when you [[meet]] or see somebody. #:''"Good morning, James!" "'''Hello''', Jimbob! How are you?"'' 'hello jibmob " [[bs:hello]] [[de:hello]] [[en:hello]] [[es:hello]] [[fr:hello]] [[it:hello]] [[ja:hello]] [[pl:hello]] [[fi:hello]] [[vi:hello]] [[yi:hello]] [[zh:hello]] 11815 2006-11-09T11:58:11Z Brett 77 revert ==Interjection== {{interjection}} #You say, "'''hello'''" in [[greeting]] when you [[meet]] or see somebody. #:''"Good morning, James!" "'''Hello''', Jimbob! How are you?"'' [[bs:hello]] [[de:hello]] [[en:hello]] [[es:hello]] [[fr:hello]] [[it:hello]] [[ja:hello]] [[pl:hello]] [[fi:hello]] [[vi:hello]] [[yi:hello]] [[zh:hello]] 3386 8569 2006-08-09T20:30:22Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} #If you [[tell]] a '''joke''', you say something to make people [[laugh]]. #:''Trevor's '''joke''' about the boring lexicographer was too funny.'' #If something is a '''joke''', it is not considered [[serious]]ly. #:''Don't listen to Joseph. He's a '''joke'''. Nobody pays any attention to him.'' 9053 2006-08-22T00:47:50Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, hy, io, it, ko, pt, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} #If you [[tell]] a '''joke''', you say something to make people [[laugh]]. #:''Trevor's '''joke''' about the boring lexicographer was too funny.'' #If something is a '''joke''', it is not considered [[serious]]ly. #:''Don't listen to Joseph. He's a '''joke'''. Nobody pays any attention to him.'' [[en:joke]] [[fr:joke]] [[ko:joke]] [[hy:joke]] [[io:joke]] [[it:joke]] [[hu:joke]] [[pt:joke]] [[fi:joke]] [[zh:joke]] 9654 2006-09-10T13:19:18Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Noun== {{noun}} #If you [[tell]] a '''joke''', you say something to make people [[laugh]]. #:''Trevor's '''joke''' about the boring lexicographer was too funny.'' #If something is a '''joke''', it is not considered [[serious]]ly. #:''Don't listen to Joseph. He's a '''joke'''. Nobody pays any attention to him.'' [[en:joke]] [[fr:joke]] [[ko:joke]] [[hy:joke]] [[io:joke]] [[it:joke]] [[hu:joke]] [[pt:joke]] [[fi:joke]] [[vi:joke]] [[zh:joke]] 10429 2006-10-06T16:52:02Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ta:joke]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #If you [[tell]] a '''joke''', you say something to make people [[laugh]]. #:''Trevor's '''joke''' about the boring lexicographer was too funny.'' #If something is a '''joke''', it is not considered [[serious]]ly. #:''Don't listen to Joseph. He's a '''joke'''. Nobody pays any attention to him.'' [[en:joke]] [[fr:joke]] [[ko:joke]] [[hy:joke]] [[io:joke]] [[it:joke]] [[hu:joke]] [[pt:joke]] [[fi:joke]] [[ta:joke]] [[vi:joke]] [[zh:joke]] 11387 2006-10-20T04:47:06Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:joke]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #If you [[tell]] a '''joke''', you say something to make people [[laugh]]. #:''Trevor's '''joke''' about the boring lexicographer was too funny.'' #If something is a '''joke''', it is not considered [[serious]]ly. #:''Don't listen to Joseph. He's a '''joke'''. Nobody pays any attention to him.'' [[en:joke]] [[fr:joke]] [[ko:joke]] [[hy:joke]] [[io:joke]] [[it:joke]] [[hu:joke]] [[pt:joke]] [[ru:joke]] [[fi:joke]] [[ta:joke]] [[vi:joke]] [[zh:joke]] 3387 8570 2006-08-09T20:33:15Z Brett 77 ==Adjective== {{adjective|diverse|more diverse|most diverse}} #A '''diverse''' group of things, is a group in which the things are very [[different]] from each other. #:''Toronto has one of the most culturally '''diverse''' populations in the world.'' 8944 2006-08-21T21:34:59Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, io, no, zh ==Adjective== {{adjective|diverse|more diverse|most diverse}} #A '''diverse''' group of things, is a group in which the things are very [[different]] from each other. #:''Toronto has one of the most culturally '''diverse''' populations in the world.'' [[en:diverse]] [[io:diverse]] [[no:diverse]] [[fi:diverse]] [[zh:diverse]] 9552 2006-09-10T12:08:05Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Adjective== {{adjective|diverse|more diverse|most diverse}} #A '''diverse''' group of things, is a group in which the things are very [[different]] from each other. #:''Toronto has one of the most culturally '''diverse''' populations in the world.'' [[en:diverse]] [[io:diverse]] [[no:diverse]] [[fi:diverse]] [[vi:diverse]] [[zh:diverse]] 3388 8571 2006-08-09T20:37:47Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''contradition''' is [[evidence]], or a [[claim]] that something else is [[untrue]]. #:''Although he says that he was not there that night, he says that he met Lucy, and we know that she was there. This seems like a '''contradiction'''.'' 8914 2006-08-21T20:32:59Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ang, en, et, fr, io, pl, sv, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''contradition''' is [[evidence]], or a [[claim]] that something else is [[untrue]]. #:''Although he says that he was not there that night, he says that he met Lucy, and we know that she was there. This seems like a '''contradiction'''.'' [[ang:contradiction]] [[et:contradiction]] [[en:contradiction]] [[fr:contradiction]] [[io:contradiction]] [[pl:contradiction]] [[sv:contradiction]] [[vi:contradiction]] [[zh:contradiction]] 10777 2006-10-10T21:36:46Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fi:contradiction]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''contradition''' is [[evidence]], or a [[claim]] that something else is [[untrue]]. #:''Although he says that he was not there that night, he says that he met Lucy, and we know that she was there. This seems like a '''contradiction'''.'' [[ang:contradiction]] [[et:contradiction]] [[en:contradiction]] [[fr:contradiction]] [[io:contradiction]] [[pl:contradiction]] [[fi:contradiction]] [[sv:contradiction]] [[vi:contradiction]] [[zh:contradiction]] 11891 2006-11-09T16:14:00Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ru:contradiction]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''contradition''' is [[evidence]], or a [[claim]] that something else is [[untrue]]. #:''Although he says that he was not there that night, he says that he met Lucy, and we know that she was there. This seems like a '''contradiction'''.'' [[ang:contradiction]] [[et:contradiction]] [[en:contradiction]] [[fr:contradiction]] [[io:contradiction]] [[pl:contradiction]] [[ru:contradiction]] [[fi:contradiction]] [[sv:contradiction]] [[vi:contradiction]] [[zh:contradiction]] 11925 2006-11-09T16:27:45Z Tangotango 94 fix tyop ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''contradiction''' is [[evidence]], or a [[claim]] that something else is [[untrue]]. #:''Although he says that he was not there that night, he says that he met Lucy, and we know that she was there. This seems like a '''contradiction'''.'' [[ang:contradiction]] [[et:contradiction]] [[en:contradiction]] [[fr:contradiction]] [[io:contradiction]] [[pl:contradiction]] [[ru:contradiction]] [[fi:contradiction]] [[sv:contradiction]] [[vi:contradiction]] [[zh:contradiction]] 12491 2006-11-17T02:10:39Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''contradiction''' is [[evidence]], or a [[claim]] that something else is [[untrue]]. #:''Although he says that he was not there that night, he says that he met Lucy, and we know that she was there. This seems like a '''contradiction'''.'' [[ang:contradiction]] [[et:contradiction]] [[en:contradiction]] [[fr:contradiction]] [[io:contradiction]] [[pl:contradiction]] [[ru:contradiction]] [[fi:contradiction]] [[sv:contradiction]] [[vi:contradiction]] [[zh:contradiction]] 14288 2006-12-22T00:30:36Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[tr:contradiction]] {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''contradiction''' is [[evidence]], or a [[claim]] that something else is [[untrue]]. #:''Although he says that he was not there that night, he says that he met Lucy, and we know that she was there. This seems like a '''contradiction'''.'' [[ang:contradiction]] [[et:contradiction]] [[en:contradiction]] [[fr:contradiction]] [[io:contradiction]] [[pl:contradiction]] [[ru:contradiction]] [[fi:contradiction]] [[sv:contradiction]] [[vi:contradiction]] [[tr:contradiction]] [[zh:contradiction]] 3389 8572 2006-08-09T20:43:23Z Brett 77 ==Verb== {{verb|ignore|ignores|ignored|ignoring}} #If you '''ignore''' someone or something, you don't listen to, look at, or pay [[attention]] to them. #:''He says he should be paid for fixing it, but he's '''ignoring''' the fact that it wasn't broken.'' 8573 2006-08-10T01:17:29Z Brett 77 ==Verb== {{verb|ignore|ignores|ignored|ignoring}} {{transitive verb}} #If you '''ignore''' someone or something, you don't listen to, look at, or pay [[attention]] to them. #:''He says he should be paid for fixing it, but he's '''ignoring''' the fact that it wasn't broken.'' 9004 2006-08-21T23:25:12Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, io, it, ja, zh ==Verb== {{verb|ignore|ignores|ignored|ignoring}} {{transitive verb}} #If you '''ignore''' someone or something, you don't listen to, look at, or pay [[attention]] to them. #:''He says he should be paid for fixing it, but he's '''ignoring''' the fact that it wasn't broken.'' [[en:ignore]] [[fr:ignore]] [[io:ignore]] [[it:ignore]] [[ja:ignore]] [[fi:ignore]] [[zh:ignore]] 9629 2006-09-10T12:53:04Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, vi ==Verb== {{verb|ignore|ignores|ignored|ignoring}} {{transitive verb}} #If you '''ignore''' someone or something, you don't listen to, look at, or pay [[attention]] to them. #:''He says he should be paid for fixing it, but he's '''ignoring''' the fact that it wasn't broken.'' [[ar:ignore]] [[en:ignore]] [[fr:ignore]] [[io:ignore]] [[it:ignore]] [[ja:ignore]] [[fi:ignore]] [[vi:ignore]] [[zh:ignore]] 14076 2006-12-21T01:04:17Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:ignore]] ==Verb== {{verb|ignore|ignores|ignored|ignoring}} {{transitive verb}} #If you '''ignore''' someone or something, you don't listen to, look at, or pay [[attention]] to them. #:''He says he should be paid for fixing it, but he's '''ignoring''' the fact that it wasn't broken.'' [[ar:ignore]] [[en:ignore]] [[fa:ignore]] [[fr:ignore]] [[io:ignore]] [[it:ignore]] [[ja:ignore]] [[fi:ignore]] [[vi:ignore]] [[zh:ignore]] 3390 8574 2006-08-10T12:43:33Z Brett 77 ==Adjective== {{adjective|significant|more significant|most significant}} #If something is '''significant''', it is [[important]], or large, enough to pay [[attention]] to or to believe. #:''There was a '''significant''' drop in the price of gas today, causing drivers to line up at the pumps to fill up. #A '''significant''' look, movement, etc. is one that has a particular meaning. ===Antonyms=== *[[insignificant]] 9123 2006-08-22T03:09:20Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fr, hu, it, nl, vi ==Adjective== {{adjective|significant|more significant|most significant}} #If something is '''significant''', it is [[important]], or large, enough to pay [[attention]] to or to believe. #:''There was a '''significant''' drop in the price of gas today, causing drivers to line up at the pumps to fill up. #A '''significant''' look, movement, etc. is one that has a particular meaning. ===Antonyms=== *[[insignificant]] [[en:significant]] [[fr:significant]] [[it:significant]] [[hu:significant]] [[nl:significant]] [[vi:significant]] 12017 2006-11-09T17:54:35Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ru:significant]], [[ta:significant]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|significant|more significant|most significant}} #If something is '''significant''', it is [[important]], or large, enough to pay [[attention]] to or to believe. #:''There was a '''significant''' drop in the price of gas today, causing drivers to line up at the pumps to fill up. #A '''significant''' look, movement, etc. is one that has a particular meaning. ===Antonyms=== *[[insignificant]] [[en:significant]] [[fr:significant]] [[it:significant]] [[hu:significant]] [[nl:significant]] [[ru:significant]] [[ta:significant]] [[vi:significant]] 12374 2006-11-16T12:26:04Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|significant|more significant|most significant}} #If something is '''significant''', it is [[important]], or large, enough to pay [[attention]] to or to believe. #:''There was a '''significant''' drop in the price of gas today, causing drivers to line up at the pumps to fill up. #A '''significant''' look, movement, etc. is one that has a particular meaning. ===Antonyms=== *[[insignificant]] [[en:significant]] [[fr:significant]] [[it:significant]] [[hu:significant]] [[nl:significant]] [[ru:significant]] [[ta:significant]] [[vi:significant]] 3391 8576 2006-08-10T13:14:41Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} #An '''expert''' is a person who knows more, or can do something better, than most people, usually because of special study or practice. #:''Zidane is an '''expert''' soccer player.'' #:''The company has hired an '''expert''' in computer systems.'' ==Adjective== {{adjective|expert|more expert|most expert}} 8577 2006-08-10T13:15:33Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} #An '''expert''' is a person who knows more, or can do something better, than most people, usually because of special study or practice. #:''Zidane is an '''expert''' at penalty kicks.'' #:''The company has hired an '''expert''' in computer systems.'' ==Adjective== {{adjective|expert|more expert|most expert}} 8965 2006-08-21T22:17:40Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: cs, en, et, fi, fr, hu, io, it, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} #An '''expert''' is a person who knows more, or can do something better, than most people, usually because of special study or practice. #:''Zidane is an '''expert''' at penalty kicks.'' #:''The company has hired an '''expert''' in computer systems.'' ==Adjective== {{adjective|expert|more expert|most expert}} [[cs:expert]] [[et:expert]] [[en:expert]] [[fr:expert]] [[io:expert]] [[it:expert]] [[hu:expert]] [[fi:expert]] [[vi:expert]] [[zh:expert]] 9609 2006-09-10T12:33:15Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: id, ta ==Noun== {{noun}} #An '''expert''' is a person who knows more, or can do something better, than most people, usually because of special study or practice. #:''Zidane is an '''expert''' at penalty kicks.'' #:''The company has hired an '''expert''' in computer systems.'' ==Adjective== {{adjective|expert|more expert|most expert}} [[cs:expert]] [[et:expert]] [[en:expert]] [[fr:expert]] [[io:expert]] [[id:expert]] [[it:expert]] [[hu:expert]] [[fi:expert]] [[ta:expert]] [[vi:expert]] [[zh:expert]] 10698 2006-10-10T08:30:44Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ar:expert]], [[hy:expert]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #An '''expert''' is a person who knows more, or can do something better, than most people, usually because of special study or practice. #:''Zidane is an '''expert''' at penalty kicks.'' #:''The company has hired an '''expert''' in computer systems.'' ==Adjective== {{adjective|expert|more expert|most expert}} [[ar:expert]] [[cs:expert]] [[et:expert]] [[en:expert]] [[fr:expert]] [[hy:expert]] [[io:expert]] [[id:expert]] [[it:expert]] [[hu:expert]] [[fi:expert]] [[ta:expert]] [[vi:expert]] [[zh:expert]] 11174 2006-10-17T04:56:45Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:expert]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #An '''expert''' is a person who knows more, or can do something better, than most people, usually because of special study or practice. #:''Zidane is an '''expert''' at penalty kicks.'' #:''The company has hired an '''expert''' in computer systems.'' ==Adjective== {{adjective|expert|more expert|most expert}} [[ar:expert]] [[cs:expert]] [[et:expert]] [[en:expert]] [[fr:expert]] [[hy:expert]] [[io:expert]] [[id:expert]] [[it:expert]] [[hu:expert]] [[ru:expert]] [[fi:expert]] [[ta:expert]] [[vi:expert]] [[zh:expert]] 12466 2006-11-17T02:01:19Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} #An '''expert''' is a person who knows more, or can do something better, than most people, usually because of special study or practice. #:''Zidane is an '''expert''' at penalty kicks.'' #:''The company has hired an '''expert''' in computer systems.'' ==Adjective== {{adjective|expert|more expert|most expert}} [[ar:expert]] [[cs:expert]] [[et:expert]] [[en:expert]] [[fr:expert]] [[hy:expert]] [[io:expert]] [[id:expert]] [[it:expert]] [[hu:expert]] [[ru:expert]] [[fi:expert]] [[ta:expert]] [[vi:expert]] [[zh:expert]] 12485 2006-11-17T02:07:52Z Brett 77 /* Adjective */ + stub {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} #An '''expert''' is a person who knows more, or can do something better, than most people, usually because of special study or practice. #:''Zidane is an '''expert''' at penalty kicks.'' #:''The company has hired an '''expert''' in computer systems.'' ==Adjective== {{adjective|expert|more expert|most expert}} {{Stub}} [[ar:expert]] [[cs:expert]] [[et:expert]] [[en:expert]] [[fr:expert]] [[hy:expert]] [[io:expert]] [[id:expert]] [[it:expert]] [[hu:expert]] [[ru:expert]] [[fi:expert]] [[ta:expert]] [[vi:expert]] [[zh:expert]] 3392 8578 2006-08-10T13:33:34Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun|medium|media}} '''''Media''' is often used as a mass noun'' #(never singular)The (mass) '''media''' is/are the [[news]] sources and the people behind them. #:''The '''media''' have been too accepting of the government's arguments.'' #:''The Japanese '''media''' often ignores international news.'' #A '''medium''' is a way of [[communicate|communicating]] [[information]] or [[art]]. #:''We have to use music, pictures and other '''media''' to sell the product.'' 9079 2006-08-22T01:39:29Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, en, es, fr, hu, id, io, ru, zh ==Noun== {{noun|medium|media}} '''''Media''' is often used as a mass noun'' #(never singular)The (mass) '''media''' is/are the [[news]] sources and the people behind them. #:''The '''media''' have been too accepting of the government's arguments.'' #:''The Japanese '''media''' often ignores international news.'' #A '''medium''' is a way of [[communicate|communicating]] [[information]] or [[art]]. #:''We have to use music, pictures and other '''media''' to sell the product.'' [[de:media]] [[en:media]] [[es:media]] [[fr:media]] [[io:media]] [[id:media]] [[hu:media]] [[ru:media]] [[zh:media]] 10148 2006-09-24T13:31:38Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[vi:media]] ==Noun== {{noun|medium|media}} '''''Media''' is often used as a mass noun'' #(never singular)The (mass) '''media''' is/are the [[news]] sources and the people behind them. #:''The '''media''' have been too accepting of the government's arguments.'' #:''The Japanese '''media''' often ignores international news.'' #A '''medium''' is a way of [[communicate|communicating]] [[information]] or [[art]]. #:''We have to use music, pictures and other '''media''' to sell the product.'' [[de:media]] [[en:media]] [[es:media]] [[fr:media]] [[io:media]] [[id:media]] [[hu:media]] [[ru:media]] [[vi:media]] [[zh:media]] 11984 2006-11-09T17:21:44Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ja:media]] ==Noun== {{noun|medium|media}} '''''Media''' is often used as a mass noun'' #(never singular)The (mass) '''media''' is/are the [[news]] sources and the people behind them. #:''The '''media''' have been too accepting of the government's arguments.'' #:''The Japanese '''media''' often ignores international news.'' #A '''medium''' is a way of [[communicate|communicating]] [[information]] or [[art]]. #:''We have to use music, pictures and other '''media''' to sell the product.'' [[de:media]] [[en:media]] [[es:media]] [[fr:media]] [[io:media]] [[id:media]] [[hu:media]] [[ja:media]] [[ru:media]] [[vi:media]] [[zh:media]] 12482 2006-11-17T02:02:51Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun|medium|media}} '''''Media''' is often used as a mass noun'' #(never singular)The (mass) '''media''' is/are the [[news]] sources and the people behind them. #:''The '''media''' have been too accepting of the government's arguments.'' #:''The Japanese '''media''' often ignores international news.'' #A '''medium''' is a way of [[communicate|communicating]] [[information]] or [[art]]. #:''We have to use music, pictures and other '''media''' to sell the product.'' [[de:media]] [[en:media]] [[es:media]] [[fr:media]] [[io:media]] [[id:media]] [[hu:media]] [[ja:media]] [[ru:media]] [[vi:media]] [[zh:media]] 12893 2006-11-28T03:01:44Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:media]] {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun|medium|media}} '''''Media''' is often used as a mass noun'' #(never singular)The (mass) '''media''' is/are the [[news]] sources and the people behind them. #:''The '''media''' have been too accepting of the government's arguments.'' #:''The Japanese '''media''' often ignores international news.'' #A '''medium''' is a way of [[communicate|communicating]] [[information]] or [[art]]. #:''We have to use music, pictures and other '''media''' to sell the product.'' [[de:media]] [[en:media]] [[es:media]] [[fa:media]] [[fr:media]] [[io:media]] [[id:media]] [[hu:media]] [[ja:media]] [[ru:media]] [[vi:media]] [[zh:media]] 3393 8579 2006-08-10T13:37:07Z Brett 77 ==Verb== {{verb|communicate|communicates|communicated|communicating}} {{instransitive verb}} & {{transitive verb}} #If you '''communicate''' an idea, you make someone else [[understand]] your idea, usually by using [[word]]s. #:''Parents have to work hard to '''communicate''' better with their children.'' 8580 2006-08-10T13:37:24Z Brett 77 ==Verb== {{verb|communicate|communicates|communicated|communicating}} {{intransitive verb}} & {{transitive verb}} #If you '''communicate''' an idea, you make someone else [[understand]] your idea, usually by using [[word]]s. #:''Parents have to work hard to '''communicate''' better with their children.'' 8923 2006-08-21T20:48:30Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, io, ru, vi, zh ==Verb== {{verb|communicate|communicates|communicated|communicating}} {{intransitive verb}} & {{transitive verb}} #If you '''communicate''' an idea, you make someone else [[understand]] your idea, usually by using [[word]]s. #:''Parents have to work hard to '''communicate''' better with their children.'' [[en:communicate]] [[fr:communicate]] [[io:communicate]] [[hu:communicate]] [[ru:communicate]] [[fi:communicate]] [[vi:communicate]] [[zh:communicate]] 10706 2006-10-10T11:24:02Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:communicate]] ==Verb== {{verb|communicate|communicates|communicated|communicating}} {{intransitive verb}} & {{transitive verb}} #If you '''communicate''' an idea, you make someone else [[understand]] your idea, usually by using [[word]]s. #:''Parents have to work hard to '''communicate''' better with their children.'' [[en:communicate]] [[fa:communicate]] [[fr:communicate]] [[io:communicate]] [[hu:communicate]] [[ru:communicate]] [[fi:communicate]] [[vi:communicate]] [[zh:communicate]] 14118 2006-12-21T01:59:06Z Brett 77 formatting ==Verb== {{verb|communicate|communicates|communicated|communicating}} #{{TI verb}} If you '''communicate''' an idea, you make someone else [[understand]] your idea, usually by using [[word]]s. #:''Parents have to work hard to '''communicate''' better with their children.'' [[en:communicate]] [[fa:communicate]] [[fr:communicate]] [[io:communicate]] [[hu:communicate]] [[ru:communicate]] [[fi:communicate]] [[vi:communicate]] [[zh:communicate]] 3394 8581 2006-08-10T13:50:39Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #'''Communication''' is the process of [[send]]ing and [[receive|receiving]] ideas between two or more people. #:''Teachers must regularly practice their '''communication''' skills to make sure students understand them easily.'' ''plural'' #'''Communications''' are the the ways of sending and recieving information. #:''The army is setting up a new '''communications''' network to improve communication.'' {{noun}} #:''Each time he sent a '''communication''' to Bidault it was held up by d'Argenlieu.'' 8922 2006-08-21T20:47:00Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, de, en, et, fi, fr, hu, io, pl, pt, vi, zh ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #'''Communication''' is the process of [[send]]ing and [[receive|receiving]] ideas between two or more people. #:''Teachers must regularly practice their '''communication''' skills to make sure students understand them easily.'' ''plural'' #'''Communications''' are the the ways of sending and recieving information. #:''The army is setting up a new '''communications''' network to improve communication.'' {{noun}} #:''Each time he sent a '''communication''' to Bidault it was held up by d'Argenlieu.'' [[ar:communication]] [[de:communication]] [[et:communication]] [[en:communication]] [[fr:communication]] [[io:communication]] [[hu:communication]] [[pl:communication]] [[pt:communication]] [[fi:communication]] [[vi:communication]] [[zh:communication]] 10002 2006-09-24T12:34:38Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ta:communication]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #'''Communication''' is the process of [[send]]ing and [[receive|receiving]] ideas between two or more people. #:''Teachers must regularly practice their '''communication''' skills to make sure students understand them easily.'' ''plural'' #'''Communications''' are the the ways of sending and recieving information. #:''The army is setting up a new '''communications''' network to improve communication.'' {{noun}} #:''Each time he sent a '''communication''' to Bidault it was held up by d'Argenlieu.'' [[ar:communication]] [[de:communication]] [[et:communication]] [[en:communication]] [[fr:communication]] [[io:communication]] [[hu:communication]] [[pl:communication]] [[pt:communication]] [[fi:communication]] [[ta:communication]] [[vi:communication]] [[zh:communication]] 10657 2006-10-09T19:19:15Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:communication]], [[hy:communication]], [[kk:communication]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #'''Communication''' is the process of [[send]]ing and [[receive|receiving]] ideas between two or more people. #:''Teachers must regularly practice their '''communication''' skills to make sure students understand them easily.'' ''plural'' #'''Communications''' are the the ways of sending and recieving information. #:''The army is setting up a new '''communications''' network to improve communication.'' {{noun}} #:''Each time he sent a '''communication''' to Bidault it was held up by d'Argenlieu.'' [[ar:communication]] [[de:communication]] [[et:communication]] [[en:communication]] [[fa:communication]] [[fr:communication]] [[hy:communication]] [[io:communication]] [[kk:communication]] [[hu:communication]] [[pl:communication]] [[pt:communication]] [[fi:communication]] [[ta:communication]] [[vi:communication]] [[zh:communication]] 11899 2006-11-09T16:16:43Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[el:communication]], [[ru:communication]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #'''Communication''' is the process of [[send]]ing and [[receive|receiving]] ideas between two or more people. #:''Teachers must regularly practice their '''communication''' skills to make sure students understand them easily.'' ''plural'' #'''Communications''' are the the ways of sending and recieving information. #:''The army is setting up a new '''communications''' network to improve communication.'' {{noun}} #:''Each time he sent a '''communication''' to Bidault it was held up by d'Argenlieu.'' [[ar:communication]] [[de:communication]] [[et:communication]] [[el:communication]] [[en:communication]] [[fa:communication]] [[fr:communication]] [[hy:communication]] [[io:communication]] [[kk:communication]] [[hu:communication]] [[pl:communication]] [[pt:communication]] [[ru:communication]] [[fi:communication]] [[ta:communication]] [[vi:communication]] [[zh:communication]] 12460 2006-11-17T00:03:04Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #'''Communication''' is the process of [[send]]ing and [[receive|receiving]] ideas between two or more people. #:''Teachers must regularly practice their '''communication''' skills to make sure students understand them easily.'' ''plural'' #'''Communications''' are the the ways of sending and recieving information. #:''The army is setting up a new '''communications''' network to improve communication.'' {{noun}} #:''Each time he sent a '''communication''' to Bidault it was held up by d'Argenlieu.'' [[ar:communication]] [[de:communication]] [[et:communication]] [[el:communication]] [[en:communication]] [[fa:communication]] [[fr:communication]] [[hy:communication]] [[io:communication]] [[kk:communication]] [[hu:communication]] [[pl:communication]] [[pt:communication]] [[ru:communication]] [[fi:communication]] [[ta:communication]] [[vi:communication]] [[zh:communication]] 14207 2006-12-21T16:35:58Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[tr:communication]] {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #'''Communication''' is the process of [[send]]ing and [[receive|receiving]] ideas between two or more people. #:''Teachers must regularly practice their '''communication''' skills to make sure students understand them easily.'' ''plural'' #'''Communications''' are the the ways of sending and recieving information. #:''The army is setting up a new '''communications''' network to improve communication.'' {{noun}} #:''Each time he sent a '''communication''' to Bidault it was held up by d'Argenlieu.'' [[ar:communication]] [[de:communication]] [[et:communication]] [[el:communication]] [[en:communication]] [[fa:communication]] [[fr:communication]] [[hy:communication]] [[io:communication]] [[kk:communication]] [[hu:communication]] [[pl:communication]] [[pt:communication]] [[ru:communication]] [[fi:communication]] [[ta:communication]] [[vi:communication]] [[tr:communication]] [[zh:communication]] 14248 2006-12-21T18:49:48Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # ({{{mass noun}}) '''Communication''' is the process of [[send]]ing and [[receive|receiving]] ideas between two or more people. #:''Teachers must regularly practice their '''communication''' skills to make sure students understand them easily.'' # ({{countable}}) '''Communications''' are the the ways of sending and recieving information. #:''The army is setting up a new '''communications''' network to improve communication.'' #:''Each time he sent a '''communication''' to Bidault it was held up by d'Argenlieu.'' [[ar:communication]] [[de:communication]] [[et:communication]] [[el:communication]] [[en:communication]] [[fa:communication]] [[fr:communication]] [[hy:communication]] [[io:communication]] [[kk:communication]] [[hu:communication]] [[pl:communication]] [[pt:communication]] [[ru:communication]] [[fi:communication]] [[ta:communication]] [[vi:communication]] [[tr:communication]] [[zh:communication]] 14249 2006-12-21T18:50:02Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # ({{mass noun}}) '''Communication''' is the process of [[send]]ing and [[receive|receiving]] ideas between two or more people. #:''Teachers must regularly practice their '''communication''' skills to make sure students understand them easily.'' # ({{countable}}) '''Communications''' are the the ways of sending and recieving information. #:''The army is setting up a new '''communications''' network to improve communication.'' #:''Each time he sent a '''communication''' to Bidault it was held up by d'Argenlieu.'' [[ar:communication]] [[de:communication]] [[et:communication]] [[el:communication]] [[en:communication]] [[fa:communication]] [[fr:communication]] [[hy:communication]] [[io:communication]] [[kk:communication]] [[hu:communication]] [[pl:communication]] [[pt:communication]] [[ru:communication]] [[fi:communication]] [[ta:communication]] [[vi:communication]] [[tr:communication]] [[zh:communication]] 3395 8582 2006-08-10T14:01:37Z Brett 77 ==Adjective== {{adjective2}} #(music) [[Classical]] western music is music in a particular style that was written and played from about 1730 through 1820 after the [[Baroque]] period and before the [[Romantic]] period. #:''Perhaps, the best known '''Classical''' composer was Mozart.'' 9879 2006-09-24T11:31:58Z Tangobot 116 Robot: Automated text replacement (-{{adjective2}} +{{adjective}}) ==Adjective== {{adjective}} #(music) [[Classical]] western music is music in a particular style that was written and played from about 1730 through 1820 after the [[Baroque]] period and before the [[Romantic]] period. #:''Perhaps, the best known '''Classical''' composer was Mozart.'' 11107 2006-10-15T21:31:33Z 70.240.225.40 /* Adjective */ ==Adjective== {{adjective}} #(music) [[Classical]] western music is music in a particular style that was written and played from about 1730 through 1820 after the [[Baroque]] period and before the [[Romantic]] period. #:''Perhaps, the best known '''Classical''' composer was Beethoven.'' 12483 2006-11-17T02:05:57Z Brett 77 ==Adjective== {{adjective}} #(music) [[Classical]] western music is music in a particular style that was written and played from about 1730 through 1820 after the [[Baroque]] period and before the [[Romantic]] period. #:''Perhaps, the best known '''Classical''' composer was Mozart.'' 3396 8583 2006-08-10T14:05:15Z Brett 77 ==Adjective== {{adjective|classical|more classical|most classical}} #'''Classical''' ideas or [[style]]s are those that were very common at a time in the past and sometimes continue into the present. #:'''''Classical''' theories in physics can't explain certain observations, which has led scientists to come up with new theories.'' #(music) see [[Classical]] 8896 2006-08-21T20:08:41Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fr, hu, io, it, vi, zh ==Adjective== {{adjective|classical|more classical|most classical}} #'''Classical''' ideas or [[style]]s are those that were very common at a time in the past and sometimes continue into the present. #:'''''Classical''' theories in physics can't explain certain observations, which has led scientists to come up with new theories.'' #(music) see [[Classical]] [[en:classical]] [[fr:classical]] [[io:classical]] [[it:classical]] [[hu:classical]] [[vi:classical]] [[zh:classical]] 10573 2006-10-09T06:10:13Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[hy:classical]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|classical|more classical|most classical}} #'''Classical''' ideas or [[style]]s are those that were very common at a time in the past and sometimes continue into the present. #:'''''Classical''' theories in physics can't explain certain observations, which has led scientists to come up with new theories.'' #(music) see [[Classical]] [[en:classical]] [[fr:classical]] [[hy:classical]] [[io:classical]] [[it:classical]] [[hu:classical]] [[vi:classical]] [[zh:classical]] 11297 2006-10-18T13:13:24Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:classical]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|classical|more classical|most classical}} #'''Classical''' ideas or [[style]]s are those that were very common at a time in the past and sometimes continue into the present. #:'''''Classical''' theories in physics can't explain certain observations, which has led scientists to come up with new theories.'' #(music) see [[Classical]] [[en:classical]] [[fr:classical]] [[hy:classical]] [[io:classical]] [[it:classical]] [[kk:classical]] [[hu:classical]] [[vi:classical]] [[zh:classical]] 12471 2006-11-17T02:01:52Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|classical|more classical|most classical}} #'''Classical''' ideas or [[style]]s are those that were very common at a time in the past and sometimes continue into the present. #:'''''Classical''' theories in physics can't explain certain observations, which has led scientists to come up with new theories.'' #(music) see [[Classical]] [[en:classical]] [[fr:classical]] [[hy:classical]] [[io:classical]] [[it:classical]] [[kk:classical]] [[hu:classical]] [[vi:classical]] [[zh:classical]] 3397 8584 2006-08-10T14:09:05Z Brett 77 ==Verb== {{verb|achieve|achieves|achieved|achieving}} {{transitive verb}} #If you '''achieve''' [[success]] or a [[goal]], you have [[complete]]d what you planned to do or have a good [[result]]. #:''She '''achieved''' a grade of 98% in her English class.'' 8778 2006-08-21T17:02:31Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, gl, io, it, ja, pt, vi ==Verb== {{verb|achieve|achieves|achieved|achieving}} {{transitive verb}} #If you '''achieve''' [[success]] or a [[goal]], you have [[complete]]d what you planned to do or have a good [[result]]. #:''She '''achieved''' a grade of 98% in her English class.'' [[en:achieve]] [[fr:achieve]] [[gl:achieve]] [[io:achieve]] [[it:achieve]] [[ja:achieve]] [[pt:achieve]] [[fi:achieve]] [[vi:achieve]] 12401 2006-11-16T12:35:08Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Verb== {{verb|achieve|achieves|achieved|achieving}} {{transitive verb}} #If you '''achieve''' [[success]] or a [[goal]], you have [[complete]]d what you planned to do or have a good [[result]]. #:''She '''achieved''' a grade of 98% in her English class.'' [[en:achieve]] [[fr:achieve]] [[gl:achieve]] [[io:achieve]] [[it:achieve]] [[ja:achieve]] [[pt:achieve]] [[fi:achieve]] [[vi:achieve]] 13968 2006-12-20T06:42:27Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:achieve]] {{AWL}} ==Verb== {{verb|achieve|achieves|achieved|achieving}} {{transitive verb}} #If you '''achieve''' [[success]] or a [[goal]], you have [[complete]]d what you planned to do or have a good [[result]]. #:''She '''achieved''' a grade of 98% in her English class.'' [[en:achieve]] [[fa:achieve]] [[fr:achieve]] [[gl:achieve]] [[io:achieve]] [[it:achieve]] [[ja:achieve]] [[pt:achieve]] [[fi:achieve]] [[vi:achieve]] 3398 8585 2006-08-10T14:16:12Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #'''Logic''' is a [[system]] of careful step by step [[thought]] or [[argument]] that tries to explain [[truth]]. #:''It wasn't easy to see the '''logic''' of her plan.'' 9035 2006-08-22T00:29:10Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, ko, pt, vi, zh ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #'''Logic''' is a [[system]] of careful step by step [[thought]] or [[argument]] that tries to explain [[truth]]. #:''It wasn't easy to see the '''logic''' of her plan.'' [[en:logic]] [[fr:logic]] [[ko:logic]] [[io:logic]] [[it:logic]] [[hu:logic]] [[ja:logic]] [[pt:logic]] [[fi:logic]] [[vi:logic]] [[zh:logic]] 10538 2006-10-08T17:01:11Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[hy:logic]], [[ta:logic]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #'''Logic''' is a [[system]] of careful step by step [[thought]] or [[argument]] that tries to explain [[truth]]. #:''It wasn't easy to see the '''logic''' of her plan.'' [[en:logic]] [[fr:logic]] [[ko:logic]] [[hy:logic]] [[io:logic]] [[it:logic]] [[hu:logic]] [[ja:logic]] [[pt:logic]] [[fi:logic]] [[ta:logic]] [[vi:logic]] [[zh:logic]] 10760 2006-10-10T16:14:31Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:logic]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #'''Logic''' is a [[system]] of careful step by step [[thought]] or [[argument]] that tries to explain [[truth]]. #:''It wasn't easy to see the '''logic''' of her plan.'' [[en:logic]] [[fr:logic]] [[ko:logic]] [[hy:logic]] [[io:logic]] [[it:logic]] [[kk:logic]] [[hu:logic]] [[ja:logic]] [[pt:logic]] [[fi:logic]] [[ta:logic]] [[vi:logic]] [[zh:logic]] 11314 2006-10-18T17:10:19Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:logic]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #'''Logic''' is a [[system]] of careful step by step [[thought]] or [[argument]] that tries to explain [[truth]]. #:''It wasn't easy to see the '''logic''' of her plan.'' [[en:logic]] [[fr:logic]] [[ko:logic]] [[hy:logic]] [[io:logic]] [[it:logic]] [[kk:logic]] [[hu:logic]] [[ja:logic]] [[pt:logic]] [[ru:logic]] [[fi:logic]] [[ta:logic]] [[vi:logic]] [[zh:logic]] 12443 2006-11-16T22:46:53Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #'''Logic''' is a [[system]] of careful step by step [[thought]] or [[argument]] that tries to explain [[truth]]. #:''It wasn't easy to see the '''logic''' of her plan.'' [[en:logic]] [[fr:logic]] [[ko:logic]] [[hy:logic]] [[io:logic]] [[it:logic]] [[kk:logic]] [[hu:logic]] [[ja:logic]] [[pt:logic]] [[ru:logic]] [[fi:logic]] [[ta:logic]] [[vi:logic]] [[zh:logic]] 3399 8587 2006-08-11T16:17:34Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''contract''' is a [[legal]] [[agreement]] to trade [[goods]], [[service]]s and/or [[property]]. It's usually written down. #:''If you would just sign this '''contract''', the car will be yours.'' ==Verb== {{verb|contract|contracts|contracted|contracting}} {{intransitive verb}} #If something '''contracts''', it gets smaller. {{transitive verb}} #If you '''contract''' someone to do a job, you enter into a contract with them. 8915 2006-08-21T20:34:39Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, en, fr, hu, io, it, nl, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''contract''' is a [[legal]] [[agreement]] to trade [[goods]], [[service]]s and/or [[property]]. It's usually written down. #:''If you would just sign this '''contract''', the car will be yours.'' ==Verb== {{verb|contract|contracts|contracted|contracting}} {{intransitive verb}} #If something '''contracts''', it gets smaller. {{transitive verb}} #If you '''contract''' someone to do a job, you enter into a contract with them. [[ar:contract]] [[en:contract]] [[fr:contract]] [[io:contract]] [[it:contract]] [[hu:contract]] [[nl:contract]] [[zh:contract]] 9515 2006-09-10T11:44:25Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ta, vi ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''contract''' is a [[legal]] [[agreement]] to trade [[goods]], [[service]]s and/or [[property]]. It's usually written down. #:''If you would just sign this '''contract''', the car will be yours.'' ==Verb== {{verb|contract|contracts|contracted|contracting}} {{intransitive verb}} #If something '''contracts''', it gets smaller. {{transitive verb}} #If you '''contract''' someone to do a job, you enter into a contract with them. [[ar:contract]] [[en:contract]] [[fr:contract]] [[io:contract]] [[it:contract]] [[hu:contract]] [[nl:contract]] [[ta:contract]] [[vi:contract]] [[zh:contract]] 12320 2006-11-16T12:06:26Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''contract''' is a [[legal]] [[agreement]] to trade [[goods]], [[service]]s and/or [[property]]. It's usually written down. #:''If you would just sign this '''contract''', the car will be yours.'' ==Verb== {{verb|contract|contracts|contracted|contracting}} {{intransitive verb}} #If something '''contracts''', it gets smaller. {{transitive verb}} #If you '''contract''' someone to do a job, you enter into a contract with them. [[ar:contract]] [[en:contract]] [[fr:contract]] [[io:contract]] [[it:contract]] [[hu:contract]] [[nl:contract]] [[ta:contract]] [[vi:contract]] [[zh:contract]] 3400 8589 2006-08-13T00:27:50Z 24.10.249.237 What is an Atheist ? An '''Atheist''' has no religious belief. An Atheist does not believe in a god or gods, or other supernatural entities. An atheist is not the same a humanist, but a humanist may be an atheist. '''Humanists''' are individuals committed to a generalized idea of "doing good" for humankind. The term has described widely disparate philosophies and beliefs, starting with the Roman Catholic reformer Erasmus (1466-1536). Many religions lay claim to some kind of Humanism as part of their dogma; and while many Atheists use the term to describe part or all of their life philosophy, there are likewise many Humanists who reject Atheism. Humanism thus defines both religious and non-religious people. Nore can be seen here: Link: http://atheists.org/visitors.center/intro.html#are 8590 2006-08-13T00:31:25Z 24.10.249.237 What is an Atheist ? An '''Atheist''' has no religious belief. An Atheist does not believe in a god or gods, or other supernatural entities. An atheist is not the same a humanist, but a humanist may be an atheist. '''Humanists''' are individuals committed to a generalized idea of "doing good" for humankind. The term has described widely disparate philosophies and beliefs, starting with the Roman Catholic reformer Erasmus (1466-1536). Many religions lay claim to some kind of Humanism as part of their dogma; and while many Atheists use the term to describe part or all of their life philosophy, there are likewise many Humanists who reject Atheism. Humanism thus defines both religious and non-religious people. More can be seen here: Link: http://atheists.org/visitors.center/intro.html#are Link: http://nowscape.com/atheist0.htm 8591 2006-08-13T00:35:37Z 24.10.249.237 An '''Atheist''' has no religious belief. An Atheist does not believe in a god or gods, or other supernatural entities. An atheist is not the same a humanist, but a humanist may be an atheist. '''Humanists''' are individuals committed to a generalized idea of "doing good" for humankind. The term has described widely disparate philosophies and beliefs, starting with the Roman Catholic reformer Erasmus (1466-1536). Many religions lay claim to some kind of Humanism as part of their dogma; and while many Atheists use the term to describe part or all of their life philosophy, there are likewise many Humanists who reject Atheism. Humanism thus defines both religious and non-religious people. More can be seen here: Link: http://atheists.org/visitors.center/intro.html#are Link: http://nowscape.com/atheist0.htm The most famous atheist in USA was Madalyn Murray O’Hair. Link: http://atheists.org/Atheism/atheism.html 8592 2006-08-13T00:36:13Z 24.10.249.237 An '''Atheist''' has no religious belief. An Atheist does not believe in a god or gods, or other supernatural entities. An atheist is not the same a humanist, but a humanist may be an atheist. '''Humanists''' are individuals committed to a generalized idea of "doing good" for humankind. The term has described widely disparate philosophies and beliefs, starting with the Roman Catholic reformer Erasmus (1466-1536). Many religions lay claim to some kind of Humanism as part of their dogma; and while many Atheists use the term to describe part or all of their life philosophy, there are likewise many Humanists who reject Atheism. Humanism thus defines both religious and non-religious people. More can be seen here: Link: http://atheists.org/visitors.center/intro.html#are Link: http://nowscape.com/atheist0.htm The most famous atheist in USA was Madalyn Murray O’Hair. Link: http://atheists.org/Atheism/atheism.html 8593 2006-08-13T13:19:53Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} #An '''Atheist''' has no [[religious]] belief. An Atheist does not believe in a [[god]] or gods, or other [[supernatural]] beings. ===See also=== *[[humanist]] 8769 2006-08-20T02:11:52Z Kappa 92 [[Atheist]] moved to [[atheist]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #An '''Atheist''' has no [[religious]] belief. An Atheist does not believe in a [[god]] or gods, or other [[supernatural]] beings. ===See also=== *[[humanist]] 8771 2006-08-20T02:12:32Z Kappa 92 lower case ==Noun== {{noun}} #An '''atheist''' has no [[religious]] belief. An Atheist does not believe in a [[god]] or gods, or other [[supernatural]] beings. ===See also=== *[[humanist]] 8772 2006-08-20T02:14:03Z Kappa 92 lower case ==Noun== {{noun}} #An '''atheist''' has no [[religious]] belief. An atheist does not believe in a [[god]] or gods, or other [[supernatural]] beings. ===See also=== *[[humanist]] 8807 2006-08-21T17:30:19Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, gl, io, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} #An '''atheist''' has no [[religious]] belief. An atheist does not believe in a [[god]] or gods, or other [[supernatural]] beings. ===See also=== *[[humanist]] [[en:atheist]] [[fr:atheist]] [[gl:atheist]] [[io:atheist]] [[fi:atheist]] [[vi:atheist]] [[zh:atheist]] 11115 2006-10-16T08:17:29Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:atheist]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #An '''atheist''' has no [[religious]] belief. An atheist does not believe in a [[god]] or gods, or other [[supernatural]] beings. ===See also=== *[[humanist]] [[en:atheist]] [[fr:atheist]] [[gl:atheist]] [[io:atheist]] [[ru:atheist]] [[fi:atheist]] [[vi:atheist]] [[zh:atheist]] 13856 2006-12-19T12:52:37Z Brett 77 simplifying definition ==Noun== {{noun}} # An '''atheist''' does not believe in a [[god]] or gods. ===See also=== * [[humanist]] * [[religion]] [[en:atheist]] [[fr:atheist]] [[gl:atheist]] [[io:atheist]] [[ru:atheist]] [[fi:atheist]] [[vi:atheist]] [[zh:atheist]] 3401 8594 2006-08-13T13:21:29Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} #'''Humanists''' are people who believe in "doing good" for all people. 8987 2006-08-21T23:06:24Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: zh ==Noun== {{noun}} #'''Humanists''' are people who believe in "doing good" for all people. [[zh:humanist]] 10078 2006-09-24T13:05:17Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[vi:humanist]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #'''Humanists''' are people who believe in "doing good" for all people. [[vi:humanist]] [[zh:humanist]] 13422 2006-12-06T18:04:16Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[en:humanist]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #'''Humanists''' are people who believe in "doing good" for all people. [[en:humanist]] [[vi:humanist]] [[zh:humanist]] 3404 8724 2006-08-14T15:18:30Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} #The '''environment''' is the [[natural]] world: forests, rivers, grasslands, oceans, etc. #:''We have to do more to protect the '''environment''' from pollution.'' #Your '''environment''' is the [[area]] that you live, work, or spend time in, including the people, buildings, vehicles, etc. #:''When we moved to the city, we found ourselves in a comepletely new social '''environment'''.'' #:''This course will prepare students for a career in a software engineering '''environment''' in industry or research.'' 8737 2006-08-14T16:10:26Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} #The '''environment''' is the [[natural]] world: forests, rivers, grasslands, oceans, etc. #:''We have to do more to protect the '''environment''' from pollution.'' #Your '''environment''' is the [[situation]] or [[area]] that you live, work, or spend time in, including the people, buildings, vehicles, etc. #:''When we moved to the city, we found ourselves in a comepletely new social '''environment'''.'' #:''This course will prepare students for a career in a software engineering '''environment''' in industry or research.'' 8935 2006-08-21T21:19:51Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, et, fi, fr, hu, it, pt, ta, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} #The '''environment''' is the [[natural]] world: forests, rivers, grasslands, oceans, etc. #:''We have to do more to protect the '''environment''' from pollution.'' #Your '''environment''' is the [[situation]] or [[area]] that you live, work, or spend time in, including the people, buildings, vehicles, etc. #:''When we moved to the city, we found ourselves in a comepletely new social '''environment'''.'' #:''This course will prepare students for a career in a software engineering '''environment''' in industry or research.'' [[et:environment]] [[en:environment]] [[fr:environment]] [[it:environment]] [[hu:environment]] [[pt:environment]] [[fi:environment]] [[ta:environment]] [[zh:environment]] 9583 2006-09-10T12:25:45Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Noun== {{noun}} #The '''environment''' is the [[natural]] world: forests, rivers, grasslands, oceans, etc. #:''We have to do more to protect the '''environment''' from pollution.'' #Your '''environment''' is the [[situation]] or [[area]] that you live, work, or spend time in, including the people, buildings, vehicles, etc. #:''When we moved to the city, we found ourselves in a comepletely new social '''environment'''.'' #:''This course will prepare students for a career in a software engineering '''environment''' in industry or research.'' [[et:environment]] [[en:environment]] [[fr:environment]] [[it:environment]] [[hu:environment]] [[pt:environment]] [[fi:environment]] [[ta:environment]] [[vi:environment]] [[zh:environment]] 10051 2006-09-24T12:54:23Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[io:environment]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #The '''environment''' is the [[natural]] world: forests, rivers, grasslands, oceans, etc. #:''We have to do more to protect the '''environment''' from pollution.'' #Your '''environment''' is the [[situation]] or [[area]] that you live, work, or spend time in, including the people, buildings, vehicles, etc. #:''When we moved to the city, we found ourselves in a comepletely new social '''environment'''.'' #:''This course will prepare students for a career in a software engineering '''environment''' in industry or research.'' [[et:environment]] [[en:environment]] [[fr:environment]] [[io:environment]] [[it:environment]] [[hu:environment]] [[pt:environment]] [[fi:environment]] [[ta:environment]] [[vi:environment]] [[zh:environment]] 10924 2006-10-13T10:47:19Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ar:environment]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #The '''environment''' is the [[natural]] world: forests, rivers, grasslands, oceans, etc. #:''We have to do more to protect the '''environment''' from pollution.'' #Your '''environment''' is the [[situation]] or [[area]] that you live, work, or spend time in, including the people, buildings, vehicles, etc. #:''When we moved to the city, we found ourselves in a comepletely new social '''environment'''.'' #:''This course will prepare students for a career in a software engineering '''environment''' in industry or research.'' [[ar:environment]] [[et:environment]] [[en:environment]] [[fr:environment]] [[io:environment]] [[it:environment]] [[hu:environment]] [[pt:environment]] [[fi:environment]] [[ta:environment]] [[vi:environment]] [[zh:environment]] 11355 2006-10-19T01:02:17Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ja:environment]], [[ru:environment]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #The '''environment''' is the [[natural]] world: forests, rivers, grasslands, oceans, etc. #:''We have to do more to protect the '''environment''' from pollution.'' #Your '''environment''' is the [[situation]] or [[area]] that you live, work, or spend time in, including the people, buildings, vehicles, etc. #:''When we moved to the city, we found ourselves in a comepletely new social '''environment'''.'' #:''This course will prepare students for a career in a software engineering '''environment''' in industry or research.'' [[ar:environment]] [[et:environment]] [[en:environment]] [[fr:environment]] [[io:environment]] [[it:environment]] [[hu:environment]] [[ja:environment]] [[pt:environment]] [[ru:environment]] [[fi:environment]] [[ta:environment]] [[vi:environment]] [[zh:environment]] 12321 2006-11-16T12:06:33Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} #The '''environment''' is the [[natural]] world: forests, rivers, grasslands, oceans, etc. #:''We have to do more to protect the '''environment''' from pollution.'' #Your '''environment''' is the [[situation]] or [[area]] that you live, work, or spend time in, including the people, buildings, vehicles, etc. #:''When we moved to the city, we found ourselves in a comepletely new social '''environment'''.'' #:''This course will prepare students for a career in a software engineering '''environment''' in industry or research.'' [[ar:environment]] [[et:environment]] [[en:environment]] [[fr:environment]] [[io:environment]] [[it:environment]] [[hu:environment]] [[ja:environment]] [[pt:environment]] [[ru:environment]] [[fi:environment]] [[ta:environment]] [[vi:environment]] [[zh:environment]] 14032 2006-12-20T17:52:38Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[tr:environment]] {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} #The '''environment''' is the [[natural]] world: forests, rivers, grasslands, oceans, etc. #:''We have to do more to protect the '''environment''' from pollution.'' #Your '''environment''' is the [[situation]] or [[area]] that you live, work, or spend time in, including the people, buildings, vehicles, etc. #:''When we moved to the city, we found ourselves in a comepletely new social '''environment'''.'' #:''This course will prepare students for a career in a software engineering '''environment''' in industry or research.'' [[ar:environment]] [[et:environment]] [[en:environment]] [[fr:environment]] [[io:environment]] [[it:environment]] [[hu:environment]] [[ja:environment]] [[pt:environment]] [[ru:environment]] [[fi:environment]] [[ta:environment]] [[vi:environment]] [[tr:environment]] [[zh:environment]] 3405 8725 2006-08-14T15:19:11Z Brett 77 ==Introduction== The '''Academic Word List''' (AWL) was developed by Averil Coxhead at the School of Linguistics and Applied Language Studies at Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand. The list contains 570 word families which were selected because they appear in a broad range of academic texts. The list does not include words that are in the most frequent 2000 words of English (the General Service List). The AWL was primarily made so that it could be used by teachers as part of a programme preparing learners for tertiary level study or used by students working alone to learn the words most needed to study at colleges and universities. The 570 words are divided into 10 sublists. The sublists are ordered such that the words in the first sublist are the most frequent words and those in the last sublist are the least frequent. ==List== === Sublist 1 === [[sector]] &bull; [[available]] &bull; [[financial]] &bull; [[process]] &bull; [[individual]] &bull; [[specific]] &bull; [[principle]] &bull; [[estimate]] &bull; [[variable]]s &bull; [[method]] &bull; [[data]] &bull; [[research]] &bull; [[contract]] &bull; [[environment]] &bull; [[export]] &bull; [[source]] &bull; [[assessment]] &bull; [[policy]] &bull; [[identify|identified]] &bull; [[create]] &bull; [[derive]]d &bull; [[factor]]s &bull; [[procedure]] &bull; [[definition]] &bull; [[assume]] &bull; [[theory]] &bull; [[benefit]] &bull; [[evidence]] &bull; [[establish]]ed &bull; [[authority]] &bull; [[major]] &bull; [[issue]]s &bull; [[labour]] &bull; [[occur]] &bull; [[economic]] &bull; [[involve]]d &bull; [[percent]] &bull; [[interpretation]] &bull; [[consistent]] &bull; [[income]] &bull; [[structure]] &bull; [[legal]] &bull; [[concept]] &bull; [[formula]] &bull; [[section]] &bull; [[require]]d &bull; [[constitutional]] &bull; [[analysis]] &bull; [[distribution]] &bull; [[function]] &bull; [[area]] &bull; [[approach]] &bull; [[role]] &bull; [[legislation]] &bull; [[indicate]] &bull; [[response]] &bull; [[period]] &bull; [[context]] &bull; [[significant]] &bull; [[similar]] &bull; === Sublist 2 === [[community]] &bull; [[resident]] &bull; [[range]] &bull; [[construction]] &bull; [[strategy|strategies]] &bull; [[element]]s &bull; [[previous]] &bull; [[conclusion]] &bull; [[security]] &bull; [[aspect]]s &bull; [[acquisition]] &bull; [[feature]]s &bull; [[text]] &bull; [[commission]] &bull; [[regulation]]s &bull; [[computer]] &bull; [[item]]s &bull; [[consumer]] &bull; [[achieve]] &bull; [[final]] &bull; [[positive]] &bull; [[evaluation]] &bull; [[assistance]] &bull; [[normal]] &bull; [[relevant]] &bull; [[distinction]] &bull; [[region]] &bull; [[traditional]] &bull; [[impact]] &bull; [[consequence]]s &bull; [[chapter]] &bull; [[equation]] &bull; [[appropriate]] &bull; [[resource]]s &bull; [[participation]] &bull; [[survey]] &bull; [[potential]] &bull; [[cultural]] &bull; [[transfer]] &bull; [[select]] &bull; [[credit]] &bull; [[affect]] &bull; [[category|categories]] &bull; [[perceive]]d &bull; [[seek|sought]] &bull; [[focus]] &bull; [[purchase]] &bull; [[injury]] &bull; [[site]] &bull; [[journal]] &bull; [[primary]] &bull; [[complex]] &bull; [[institute]] &bull; [[investment]] &bull; [[administration]] &bull; [[maintenance]] &bull; [[design]] &bull; [[obtain]]ed &bull; [[restrict]]ed &bull; [[conduct]] &bull; === Sublist 3 === [[comment]]s &bull; [[convention]] &bull; [[publish]]ed &bull; [[framework]] &bull; [[imply|implies]] &bull; [[negative]] &bull; [[dominant]] &bull; [[illustrate]]d &bull; [[outcome]]s &bull; [[constant]] &bull; [[shift]] &bull; [[deduction]] &bull; [[ensure]] &bull; [[specify|specified]] &bull; [[justification]] &bull; [[fund]]s &bull; [[reliance]] &bull; [[physical]] &bull; [[partnership]] &bull; [[location]] &bull; [[link]] &bull; [[coordination]] &bull; [[alternative]] &bull; [[initial]] &bull; [[validity]] &bull; [[task]] &bull; [[technique]]s &bull; [[exclude]]d &bull; [[consent]] &bull; [[proportion]] &bull; [[demonstrate]] &bull; [[reaction]] &bull; [[criteria]] &bull; [[minority|minorities]] &bull; [[technology]] &bull; [[philosophy]] &bull; [[remove]]d &bull; [[sex]] &bull; [[compensation]] &bull; [[sequence]] &bull; [[correspond]]ing &bull; [[maximum]] &bull; [[circumstance]]s &bull; [[instance]] &bull; [[considerable]] &bull; [[sufficient]] &bull; [[corporate]] &bull; [[interaction]] &bull; [[contribution]] &bull; [[immigration]] &bull; [[components]] &bull; [[constraint]]s &bull; [[technical]] &bull; [[emphasis]] &bull; [[scheme]] &bull; [[layer]] &bull; [[volume]] &bull; [[document]] &bull; [[register]]ed &bull; [[core]] &bull; === Sublist 4 === [[overall]] &bull; [[emerge]]d &bull; [[regime]] &bull; [[implementation]] &bull; [[project]] &bull; [[hence]] &bull; [[occupational]] &bull; [[internal]] &bull; [[goal]]s &bull; [[retain]]ed &bull; [[sum]] &bull; [[integration]] &bull; [[mechanism]] &bull; [[parallel]] &bull; [[impose]]d &bull; [[despite]] &bull; [[job]] &bull; [[parameter]]s &bull; [[approximate]] &bull; [[label]] &bull; [[concentration]] &bull; [[principal]] &bull; [[series]] &bull; [[predict]]ed &bull; [[summary]] &bull; [[attitude]]s &bull; [[undertake]]n &bull; [[cycle]] &bull; [[communication]] &bull; [[ethnic]] &bull; [[hypothesis]] &bull; [[professional]] &bull; [[status]] &bull; [[conference]] &bull; [[attribute]]d &bull; [[annual]] &bull; [[obvious]] &bull; [[error]] &bull; [[implication]]s &bull; [[apparent]] &bull; [[commitment]] &bull; [[subsequent]] &bull; [[debate]] &bull; [[dimension]]s &bull; [[promote]] &bull; [[statistics]] &bull; [[option]] &bull; [[domestic]] &bull; [[output]] &bull; [[access]] &bull; [[code]] &bull; [[investigation]] &bull; [[phase]] &bull; [[prior]] &bull; [[granted]] &bull; [[stress]] &bull; [[civil]] &bull; [[contrast]] &bull; [[resolution]] &bull; [[adequate]] &bull; === Sublist 5 === [[alter]] &bull; [[stability]] &bull; [[energy]] &bull; [[aware]] &bull; [[licence]] &bull; [[enforcement]] &bull; [[draft]] &bull; [[style]]s &bull; [[precise]] &bull; [[medical]] &bull; [[pursue]] &bull; [[symbolic]] &bull; [[marginal]] &bull; [[capacity]] &bull; [[generation]] &bull; [[exposure]] &bull; [[decline]] &bull; [[academic]] &bull; [[modify|modified]] &bull; [[external]] &bull; [[psychology]] &bull; [[fundamental]] &bull; [[adjustment]] &bull; [[ratio]] &bull; [[whereas]] &bull; [[enable]] &bull; [[version]] &bull; [[perspective]] &bull; [[contact]] &bull; [[network]] &bull; [[facilitate]] &bull; [[welfare]] &bull; [[transition]] &bull; [[amendment]] &bull; [[logic]] &bull; [[reject]]ed &bull; [[expansion]] &bull; [[clause]] &bull; [[prime]] &bull; [[target]] &bull; [[objective]] &bull; [[sustainable]] &bull; [[equivalent]] &bull; [[liberal]] &bull; [[notion]] &bull; [[substitution]] &bull; [[generate]]d &bull; [[trend]] &bull; [[revenue]] &bull; [[compound]]s &bull; [[evolution]] &bull; [[conflict]] &bull; [[image]] &bull; [[discretion]] &bull; [[entity|entities]] &bull; [[orientation]] &bull; [[consultation]] &bull; [[mental]] &bull; [[monitor]]ing &bull; [[challenge]] &bull; === Sublist 6 === [[intelligence]] &bull; [[transformation]] &bull; [[presumption]] &bull; [[acknowledge]]d &bull; [[utility]] &bull; [[furthermore]] &bull; [[accurate]] &bull; [[diversity]] &bull; [[attach]]ed &bull; [[recovery]] &bull; [[assign]]ed &bull; [[tape]]s &bull; [[motivation]] &bull; [[bond]] &bull; [[edition]] &bull; [[nevertheless]] &bull; [[transport]] &bull; [[cite]]d &bull; [[fee]]s &bull; [[scope]] &bull; [[enhance]]d &bull; [[incorporate]]d &bull; [[instruction]]s &bull; [[subsidiary]] &bull; [[input]] &bull; [[abstract]] &bull; [[ministry]] &bull; [[capable]] &bull; [[expert]] &bull; [[precede|preceding]] &bull; [[display]] &bull; [[incentive]] &bull; [[inhibition]] &bull; [[trace]] &bull; [[ignore]]d &bull; [[incidence]] &bull; [[estate]] &bull; [[cooperative]] &bull; [[reveal]]ed &bull; [[index]] &bull; [[lecture]] &bull; [[discrimination]] &bull; [[overseas]] &bull; [[explicit]] &bull; [[aggregate]] &bull; [[gender]] &bull; [[underly]]ing &bull; [[brief]] &bull; [[domain]] &bull; [[rational]] &bull; [[minimum]] &bull; [[interval]] &bull; [[neutral]] &bull; [[migration]] &bull; [[flexibility]] &bull; [[federal]] &bull; [[author]] &bull; [[initiative]]s &bull; [[allocation]] &bull; [[exceed]] &bull; === Sublist 7 === [[intervention]] &bull; [[confirm]]ed &bull; [[definite]] &bull; [[classical]] &bull; [[chemical]] &bull; [[voluntary]] &bull; [[release]] &bull; [[visible]] &bull; [[finite]] &bull; [[publication]] &bull; [[channel]] &bull; [[file]] &bull; [[thesis]] &bull; [[equipment]] &bull; [[disposal]] &bull; [[solely]] &bull; [[deny]] &bull; [[identical]] &bull; [[submit]]ted &bull; [[grade]] &bull; [[phenomenon]] &bull; [[paradigm]] &bull; [[ultimately]] &bull; [[extract]] &bull; [[survive]] &bull; [[convert]]ed &bull; [[transmission]] &bull; [[global]] &bull; [[infer]]red &bull; [[guarantee]] &bull; [[advocate]] &bull; [[dynamic]] &bull; [[simulation]] &bull; [[topic]] &bull; [[insert]] &bull; [[reverse]] &bull; [[decade]]s &bull; [[comprise]] &bull; [[hierarchical]] &bull; [[unique]] &bull; [[comprehensive]] &bull; [[couple]] &bull; [[mode]] &bull; [[differentiation]] &bull; [[eliminate]] &bull; [[priority]] &bull; [[empirical]] &bull; [[ideology]] &bull; [[somewhat]] &bull; [[aid]] &bull; [[foundation]] &bull; [[adult]]s &bull; [[adaptation]] &bull; [[quotation]] &bull; [[contrary]] &bull; [[media]] &bull; [[successive]] &bull; [[innovation]] &bull; [[prohibit]]ed &bull; [[isolate]]d &bull; === Sublist 8 === [[highlight]]ed &bull; [[eventually]] &bull; [[inspection]] &bull; [[termination]] &bull; [[displacement]] &bull; [[arbitrary]] &bull; [[reinforce]]d &bull; [[denote]] &bull; [[offset]] &bull; [[exploitation]] &bull; [[detect]]ed &bull; [[abandon]] &bull; [[random]] &bull; [[revision]] &bull; [[virtually]] &bull; [[uniform]] &bull; [[predominantly]] &bull; [[thereby]] &bull; [[implicit]] &bull; [[tension]] &bull; [[ambiguous]] &bull; [[vehicle]] &bull; [[clarity]] &bull; [[conformity]] &bull; [[contemporary]] &bull; [[automatically]] &bull; [[accumulation]] &bull; [[appendix]] &bull; [[widespread]] &bull; [[infrastructure]] &bull; [[deviation]] &bull; [[fluctuation]]s &bull; [[restore]] &bull; [[guideline]]s &bull; [[commodity]] &bull; [[minimise]]s &bull; [[practitioner]]s &bull; [[radical]] &bull; [[plus]] &bull; [[visual]] &bull; [[chart]] &bull; [[appreciation]] &bull; [[prospect]] &bull; [[dramatic]] &bull; [[contradiction]] &bull; [[currency]] &bull; [[inevitably]] &bull; [[complement]] &bull; [[accompan]]y &bull; [[paragraph]] &bull; [[induce]]d &bull; [[schedule]] &bull; [[intensity]] &bull; [[crucial]] &bull; [[via]] &bull; [[exhibit]] &bull; [[bias]] &bull; [[manipulation]] &bull; [[theme]] &bull; [[nuclear]] &bull; === Sublist 9 === [[bulk]] &bull; [[behalf]] &bull; [[unify|unified]] &bull; [[commence]]d &bull; [[erosion]] &bull; [[anticipate]]d &bull; [[minimal]] &bull; [[cease]]s &bull; [[vision]] &bull; [[mutual]] &bull; [[norm]]s &bull; [[intermediate]] &bull; [[manual]] &bull; [[supplementary]] &bull; [[incompatible]] &bull; [[concurrent]] &bull; [[ethical]] &bull; [[preliminary]] &bull; [[integral]] &bull; [[conversely]] &bull; [[relax]]ed &bull; [[confine]]d &bull; [[accommodation]] &bull; [[temporary]] &bull; [[distort]]ed &bull; [[passive]] &bull; [[subordinate]] &bull; [[analogous]] &bull; [[military]] &bull; [[scenario]] &bull; [[revolution]] &bull; [[diminish]]ed &bull; [[coherence]] &bull; [[suspend]]ed &bull; [[mature]] &bull; [[assurance]] &bull; [[rigid]] &bull; [[controversy]] &bull; [[sphere]] &bull; [[mediation]] &bull; [[format]] &bull; [[trigger]] &bull; [[qualitative]] &bull; [[portion]] &bull; [[medium]] &bull; [[coincide]] &bull; [[violation]] &bull; [[device]] &bull; [[insight]]s &bull; [[refine]] &bull; [[devote]]d &bull; [[team]] &bull; [[overlap]] &bull; [[attain]]ed &bull; [[restraint]]s &bull; [[inherent]] &bull; [[route]] &bull; [[protocol]] &bull; [[found]]ed &bull; [[duration]] &bull; === Sublist 10 === [[whereby]] &bull; [[inclination]] &bull; [[encounter]]ed &bull; [[convince]]d &bull; [[assembly]] &bull; [[albeit]] &bull; [[enormous]] &bull; [[reluctant]] &bull; [[pose]]d &bull; [[persistent]] &bull; [[undergo]] &bull; [[notwithstanding]] &bull; [[straightforward]] &bull; [[panel]] &bull; [[odd]] &bull; [[intrinsic]] &bull; [[compile]]d &bull; [[adjacent]] &bull; [[integrity]] &bull; [[forthcoming]] &bull; [[conceive]]d &bull; [[ongoing]] &bull; [[so-called]] &bull; [[likewise]] &bull; [[nonetheless]] &bull; [[levy]] &bull; [[invoke]]d &bull; [[colleague]]s &bull; [[depression]] &bull; [[collapse]] &bull; == External Links == For more information about the AWL, please see http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/research/awl/ For more practice with the words from the AWL, please see *http://www.nottingham.ac.uk/~alzsh3/acvocab/ *http://www.uefap.co.uk/vocab/vocfram.htm *http://college.hmco.com/esl/students/course_vocab.html (choose a course level, then click on “flashcards”) *http://www.er.uqam.ca/nobel/r21270/levels/ [[Category:Wordlists|A]] 9398 2006-09-09T14:16:37Z Brett 77 /* Sublist 1 */ ==Introduction== The '''Academic Word List''' (AWL) was developed by Averil Coxhead at the School of Linguistics and Applied Language Studies at Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand. The list contains 570 word families which were selected because they appear in a broad range of academic texts. The list does not include words that are in the most frequent 2000 words of English (the General Service List). The AWL was primarily made so that it could be used by teachers as part of a programme preparing learners for tertiary level study or used by students working alone to learn the words most needed to study at colleges and universities. The 570 words are divided into 10 sublists. The sublists are ordered such that the words in the first sublist are the most frequent words and those in the last sublist are the least frequent. ==List== === Sublist 1 === [[sector]] &bull; [[available]] &bull; [[financial]] &bull; [[process]] &bull; [[individual]] &bull; [[specific]] &bull; [[principle]] &bull; [[estimate]] &bull; [[variable]]s &bull; [[method]] &bull; [[data]] &bull; [[research]] &bull; [[contract]] &bull; [[environment]] &bull; [[export]] &bull; [[source]] &bull; [[assessment]] &bull; [[policy]] &bull; [[identify|identified]] &bull; [[create]] &bull; [[derive]]d &bull; [[factor]]s &bull; [[procedure]] &bull; [[definition]] &bull; [[assume]] &bull; [[theory]] &bull; [[benefit]] &bull; [[evidence]] &bull; [[establish]]ed &bull; [[authority]] &bull; [[major]] &bull; [[issue]]s &bull; [[labour]] &bull; [[occur]] &bull; [[economic]] &bull; [[involved]] &bull; [[percent]] &bull; [[interpretation]] &bull; [[consistent]] &bull; [[income]] &bull; [[structure]] &bull; [[legal]] &bull; [[concept]] &bull; [[formula]] &bull; [[section]] &bull; [[require]]d &bull; [[constitutional]] &bull; [[analysis]] &bull; [[distribution]] &bull; [[function]] &bull; [[area]] &bull; [[approach]] &bull; [[role]] &bull; [[legislation]] &bull; [[indicate]] &bull; [[response]] &bull; [[period]] &bull; [[context]] &bull; [[significant]] &bull; [[similar]] &bull; === Sublist 2 === [[community]] &bull; [[resident]] &bull; [[range]] &bull; [[construction]] &bull; [[strategy|strategies]] &bull; [[element]]s &bull; [[previous]] &bull; [[conclusion]] &bull; [[security]] &bull; [[aspect]]s &bull; [[acquisition]] &bull; [[feature]]s &bull; [[text]] &bull; [[commission]] &bull; [[regulation]]s &bull; [[computer]] &bull; [[item]]s &bull; [[consumer]] &bull; [[achieve]] &bull; [[final]] &bull; [[positive]] &bull; [[evaluation]] &bull; [[assistance]] &bull; [[normal]] &bull; [[relevant]] &bull; [[distinction]] &bull; [[region]] &bull; [[traditional]] &bull; [[impact]] &bull; [[consequence]]s &bull; [[chapter]] &bull; [[equation]] &bull; [[appropriate]] &bull; [[resource]]s &bull; [[participation]] &bull; [[survey]] &bull; [[potential]] &bull; [[cultural]] &bull; [[transfer]] &bull; [[select]] &bull; [[credit]] &bull; [[affect]] &bull; [[category|categories]] &bull; [[perceive]]d &bull; [[seek|sought]] &bull; [[focus]] &bull; [[purchase]] &bull; [[injury]] &bull; [[site]] &bull; [[journal]] &bull; [[primary]] &bull; [[complex]] &bull; [[institute]] &bull; [[investment]] &bull; [[administration]] &bull; [[maintenance]] &bull; [[design]] &bull; [[obtain]]ed &bull; [[restrict]]ed &bull; [[conduct]] &bull; === Sublist 3 === [[comment]]s &bull; [[convention]] &bull; [[publish]]ed &bull; [[framework]] &bull; [[imply|implies]] &bull; [[negative]] &bull; [[dominant]] &bull; [[illustrate]]d &bull; [[outcome]]s &bull; [[constant]] &bull; [[shift]] &bull; [[deduction]] &bull; [[ensure]] &bull; [[specify|specified]] &bull; [[justification]] &bull; [[fund]]s &bull; [[reliance]] &bull; [[physical]] &bull; [[partnership]] &bull; [[location]] &bull; [[link]] &bull; [[coordination]] &bull; [[alternative]] &bull; [[initial]] &bull; [[validity]] &bull; [[task]] &bull; [[technique]]s &bull; [[exclude]]d &bull; [[consent]] &bull; [[proportion]] &bull; [[demonstrate]] &bull; [[reaction]] &bull; [[criteria]] &bull; [[minority|minorities]] &bull; [[technology]] &bull; [[philosophy]] &bull; [[remove]]d &bull; [[sex]] &bull; [[compensation]] &bull; [[sequence]] &bull; [[correspond]]ing &bull; [[maximum]] &bull; [[circumstance]]s &bull; [[instance]] &bull; [[considerable]] &bull; [[sufficient]] &bull; [[corporate]] &bull; [[interaction]] &bull; [[contribution]] &bull; [[immigration]] &bull; [[components]] &bull; [[constraint]]s &bull; [[technical]] &bull; [[emphasis]] &bull; [[scheme]] &bull; [[layer]] &bull; [[volume]] &bull; [[document]] &bull; [[register]]ed &bull; [[core]] &bull; === Sublist 4 === [[overall]] &bull; [[emerge]]d &bull; [[regime]] &bull; [[implementation]] &bull; [[project]] &bull; [[hence]] &bull; [[occupational]] &bull; [[internal]] &bull; [[goal]]s &bull; [[retain]]ed &bull; [[sum]] &bull; [[integration]] &bull; [[mechanism]] &bull; [[parallel]] &bull; [[impose]]d &bull; [[despite]] &bull; [[job]] &bull; [[parameter]]s &bull; [[approximate]] &bull; [[label]] &bull; [[concentration]] &bull; [[principal]] &bull; [[series]] &bull; [[predict]]ed &bull; [[summary]] &bull; [[attitude]]s &bull; [[undertake]]n &bull; [[cycle]] &bull; [[communication]] &bull; [[ethnic]] &bull; [[hypothesis]] &bull; [[professional]] &bull; [[status]] &bull; [[conference]] &bull; [[attribute]]d &bull; [[annual]] &bull; [[obvious]] &bull; [[error]] &bull; [[implication]]s &bull; [[apparent]] &bull; [[commitment]] &bull; [[subsequent]] &bull; [[debate]] &bull; [[dimension]]s &bull; [[promote]] &bull; [[statistics]] &bull; [[option]] &bull; [[domestic]] &bull; [[output]] &bull; [[access]] &bull; [[code]] &bull; [[investigation]] &bull; [[phase]] &bull; [[prior]] &bull; [[granted]] &bull; [[stress]] &bull; [[civil]] &bull; [[contrast]] &bull; [[resolution]] &bull; [[adequate]] &bull; === Sublist 5 === [[alter]] &bull; [[stability]] &bull; [[energy]] &bull; [[aware]] &bull; [[licence]] &bull; [[enforcement]] &bull; [[draft]] &bull; [[style]]s &bull; [[precise]] &bull; [[medical]] &bull; [[pursue]] &bull; [[symbolic]] &bull; [[marginal]] &bull; [[capacity]] &bull; [[generation]] &bull; [[exposure]] &bull; [[decline]] &bull; [[academic]] &bull; [[modify|modified]] &bull; [[external]] &bull; [[psychology]] &bull; [[fundamental]] &bull; [[adjustment]] &bull; [[ratio]] &bull; [[whereas]] &bull; [[enable]] &bull; [[version]] &bull; [[perspective]] &bull; [[contact]] &bull; [[network]] &bull; [[facilitate]] &bull; [[welfare]] &bull; [[transition]] &bull; [[amendment]] &bull; [[logic]] &bull; [[reject]]ed &bull; [[expansion]] &bull; [[clause]] &bull; [[prime]] &bull; [[target]] &bull; [[objective]] &bull; [[sustainable]] &bull; [[equivalent]] &bull; [[liberal]] &bull; [[notion]] &bull; [[substitution]] &bull; [[generate]]d &bull; [[trend]] &bull; [[revenue]] &bull; [[compound]]s &bull; [[evolution]] &bull; [[conflict]] &bull; [[image]] &bull; [[discretion]] &bull; [[entity|entities]] &bull; [[orientation]] &bull; [[consultation]] &bull; [[mental]] &bull; [[monitor]]ing &bull; [[challenge]] &bull; === Sublist 6 === [[intelligence]] &bull; [[transformation]] &bull; [[presumption]] &bull; [[acknowledge]]d &bull; [[utility]] &bull; [[furthermore]] &bull; [[accurate]] &bull; [[diversity]] &bull; [[attach]]ed &bull; [[recovery]] &bull; [[assign]]ed &bull; [[tape]]s &bull; [[motivation]] &bull; [[bond]] &bull; [[edition]] &bull; [[nevertheless]] &bull; [[transport]] &bull; [[cite]]d &bull; [[fee]]s &bull; [[scope]] &bull; [[enhance]]d &bull; [[incorporate]]d &bull; [[instruction]]s &bull; [[subsidiary]] &bull; [[input]] &bull; [[abstract]] &bull; [[ministry]] &bull; [[capable]] &bull; [[expert]] &bull; [[precede|preceding]] &bull; [[display]] &bull; [[incentive]] &bull; [[inhibition]] &bull; [[trace]] &bull; [[ignore]]d &bull; [[incidence]] &bull; [[estate]] &bull; [[cooperative]] &bull; [[reveal]]ed &bull; [[index]] &bull; [[lecture]] &bull; [[discrimination]] &bull; [[overseas]] &bull; [[explicit]] &bull; [[aggregate]] &bull; [[gender]] &bull; [[underly]]ing &bull; [[brief]] &bull; [[domain]] &bull; [[rational]] &bull; [[minimum]] &bull; [[interval]] &bull; [[neutral]] &bull; [[migration]] &bull; [[flexibility]] &bull; [[federal]] &bull; [[author]] &bull; [[initiative]]s &bull; [[allocation]] &bull; [[exceed]] &bull; === Sublist 7 === [[intervention]] &bull; [[confirm]]ed &bull; [[definite]] &bull; [[classical]] &bull; [[chemical]] &bull; [[voluntary]] &bull; [[release]] &bull; [[visible]] &bull; [[finite]] &bull; [[publication]] &bull; [[channel]] &bull; [[file]] &bull; [[thesis]] &bull; [[equipment]] &bull; [[disposal]] &bull; [[solely]] &bull; [[deny]] &bull; [[identical]] &bull; [[submit]]ted &bull; [[grade]] &bull; [[phenomenon]] &bull; [[paradigm]] &bull; [[ultimately]] &bull; [[extract]] &bull; [[survive]] &bull; [[convert]]ed &bull; [[transmission]] &bull; [[global]] &bull; [[infer]]red &bull; [[guarantee]] &bull; [[advocate]] &bull; [[dynamic]] &bull; [[simulation]] &bull; [[topic]] &bull; [[insert]] &bull; [[reverse]] &bull; [[decade]]s &bull; [[comprise]] &bull; [[hierarchical]] &bull; [[unique]] &bull; [[comprehensive]] &bull; [[couple]] &bull; [[mode]] &bull; [[differentiation]] &bull; [[eliminate]] &bull; [[priority]] &bull; [[empirical]] &bull; [[ideology]] &bull; [[somewhat]] &bull; [[aid]] &bull; [[foundation]] &bull; [[adult]]s &bull; [[adaptation]] &bull; [[quotation]] &bull; [[contrary]] &bull; [[media]] &bull; [[successive]] &bull; [[innovation]] &bull; [[prohibit]]ed &bull; [[isolate]]d &bull; === Sublist 8 === [[highlight]]ed &bull; [[eventually]] &bull; [[inspection]] &bull; [[termination]] &bull; [[displacement]] &bull; [[arbitrary]] &bull; [[reinforce]]d &bull; [[denote]] &bull; [[offset]] &bull; [[exploitation]] &bull; [[detect]]ed &bull; [[abandon]] &bull; [[random]] &bull; [[revision]] &bull; [[virtually]] &bull; [[uniform]] &bull; [[predominantly]] &bull; [[thereby]] &bull; [[implicit]] &bull; [[tension]] &bull; [[ambiguous]] &bull; [[vehicle]] &bull; [[clarity]] &bull; [[conformity]] &bull; [[contemporary]] &bull; [[automatically]] &bull; [[accumulation]] &bull; [[appendix]] &bull; [[widespread]] &bull; [[infrastructure]] &bull; [[deviation]] &bull; [[fluctuation]]s &bull; [[restore]] &bull; [[guideline]]s &bull; [[commodity]] &bull; [[minimise]]s &bull; [[practitioner]]s &bull; [[radical]] &bull; [[plus]] &bull; [[visual]] &bull; [[chart]] &bull; [[appreciation]] &bull; [[prospect]] &bull; [[dramatic]] &bull; [[contradiction]] &bull; [[currency]] &bull; [[inevitably]] &bull; [[complement]] &bull; [[accompan]]y &bull; [[paragraph]] &bull; [[induce]]d &bull; [[schedule]] &bull; [[intensity]] &bull; [[crucial]] &bull; [[via]] &bull; [[exhibit]] &bull; [[bias]] &bull; [[manipulation]] &bull; [[theme]] &bull; [[nuclear]] &bull; === Sublist 9 === [[bulk]] &bull; [[behalf]] &bull; [[unify|unified]] &bull; [[commence]]d &bull; [[erosion]] &bull; [[anticipate]]d &bull; [[minimal]] &bull; [[cease]]s &bull; [[vision]] &bull; [[mutual]] &bull; [[norm]]s &bull; [[intermediate]] &bull; [[manual]] &bull; [[supplementary]] &bull; [[incompatible]] &bull; [[concurrent]] &bull; [[ethical]] &bull; [[preliminary]] &bull; [[integral]] &bull; [[conversely]] &bull; [[relax]]ed &bull; [[confine]]d &bull; [[accommodation]] &bull; [[temporary]] &bull; [[distort]]ed &bull; [[passive]] &bull; [[subordinate]] &bull; [[analogous]] &bull; [[military]] &bull; [[scenario]] &bull; [[revolution]] &bull; [[diminish]]ed &bull; [[coherence]] &bull; [[suspend]]ed &bull; [[mature]] &bull; [[assurance]] &bull; [[rigid]] &bull; [[controversy]] &bull; [[sphere]] &bull; [[mediation]] &bull; [[format]] &bull; [[trigger]] &bull; [[qualitative]] &bull; [[portion]] &bull; [[medium]] &bull; [[coincide]] &bull; [[violation]] &bull; [[device]] &bull; [[insight]]s &bull; [[refine]] &bull; [[devote]]d &bull; [[team]] &bull; [[overlap]] &bull; [[attain]]ed &bull; [[restraint]]s &bull; [[inherent]] &bull; [[route]] &bull; [[protocol]] &bull; [[found]]ed &bull; [[duration]] &bull; === Sublist 10 === [[whereby]] &bull; [[inclination]] &bull; [[encounter]]ed &bull; [[convince]]d &bull; [[assembly]] &bull; [[albeit]] &bull; [[enormous]] &bull; [[reluctant]] &bull; [[pose]]d &bull; [[persistent]] &bull; [[undergo]] &bull; [[notwithstanding]] &bull; [[straightforward]] &bull; [[panel]] &bull; [[odd]] &bull; [[intrinsic]] &bull; [[compile]]d &bull; [[adjacent]] &bull; [[integrity]] &bull; [[forthcoming]] &bull; [[conceive]]d &bull; [[ongoing]] &bull; [[so-called]] &bull; [[likewise]] &bull; [[nonetheless]] &bull; [[levy]] &bull; [[invoke]]d &bull; [[colleague]]s &bull; [[depression]] &bull; [[collapse]] &bull; == External Links == For more information about the AWL, please see http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/research/awl/ For more practice with the words from the AWL, please see *http://www.nottingham.ac.uk/~alzsh3/acvocab/ *http://www.uefap.co.uk/vocab/vocfram.htm *http://college.hmco.com/esl/students/course_vocab.html (choose a course level, then click on “flashcards”) *http://www.er.uqam.ca/nobel/r21270/levels/ [[Category:Wordlists|A]] 11835 2006-11-09T13:05:51Z Brett 77 ==Introduction== The '''Academic Word List''' (AWL) was developed by Averil Coxhead at the School of Linguistics and Applied Language Studies at [[w:Victoria University of Wellington]], New Zealand. The list contains 570 word families which were selected because they appear with great frequency in a broad range of academic texts. The list does not include words that are in the most frequent 2000 words of English (the [[w:General Service List]]), thus making it specific to academic contexts. The AWL was primarily made so that it could be used by teachers as part of a programme preparing learners for tertiary level study or used by students working alone to learn the words most needed to study at colleges and universities. The 570 words are divided into 10 sublists. The sublists are ordered such that the words in the first sublist are the most frequent words and those in the last sublist are the least frequent. ==List== === Sublist 1 === [[sector]] &bull; [[available]] &bull; [[financial]] &bull; [[process]] &bull; [[individual]] &bull; [[specific]] &bull; [[principle]] &bull; [[estimate]] &bull; [[variable]]s &bull; [[method]] &bull; [[data]] &bull; [[research]] &bull; [[contract]] &bull; [[environment]] &bull; [[export]] &bull; [[source]] &bull; [[assessment]] &bull; [[policy]] &bull; [[identify|identified]] &bull; [[create]] &bull; [[derive]]d &bull; [[factor]]s &bull; [[procedure]] &bull; [[definition]] &bull; [[assume]] &bull; [[theory]] &bull; [[benefit]] &bull; [[evidence]] &bull; [[establish]]ed &bull; [[authority]] &bull; [[major]] &bull; [[issue]]s &bull; [[labour]] &bull; [[occur]] &bull; [[economic]] &bull; [[involved]] &bull; [[percent]] &bull; [[interpretation]] &bull; [[consistent]] &bull; [[income]] &bull; [[structure]] &bull; [[legal]] &bull; [[concept]] &bull; [[formula]] &bull; [[section]] &bull; [[require]]d &bull; [[constitutional]] &bull; [[analysis]] &bull; [[distribution]] &bull; [[function]] &bull; [[area]] &bull; [[approach]] &bull; [[role]] &bull; [[legislation]] &bull; [[indicate]] &bull; [[response]] &bull; [[period]] &bull; [[context]] &bull; [[significant]] &bull; [[similar]] &bull; === Sublist 2 === [[community]] &bull; [[resident]] &bull; [[range]] &bull; [[construction]] &bull; [[strategy|strategies]] &bull; [[element]]s &bull; [[previous]] &bull; [[conclusion]] &bull; [[security]] &bull; [[aspect]]s &bull; [[acquisition]] &bull; [[feature]]s &bull; [[text]] &bull; [[commission]] &bull; [[regulation]]s &bull; [[computer]] &bull; [[item]]s &bull; [[consumer]] &bull; [[achieve]] &bull; [[final]] &bull; [[positive]] &bull; [[evaluation]] &bull; [[assistance]] &bull; [[normal]] &bull; [[relevant]] &bull; [[distinction]] &bull; [[region]] &bull; [[traditional]] &bull; [[impact]] &bull; [[consequence]]s &bull; [[chapter]] &bull; [[equation]] &bull; [[appropriate]] &bull; [[resource]]s &bull; [[participation]] &bull; [[survey]] &bull; [[potential]] &bull; [[cultural]] &bull; [[transfer]] &bull; [[select]] &bull; [[credit]] &bull; [[affect]] &bull; [[category|categories]] &bull; [[perceive]]d &bull; [[seek|sought]] &bull; [[focus]] &bull; [[purchase]] &bull; [[injury]] &bull; [[site]] &bull; [[journal]] &bull; [[primary]] &bull; [[complex]] &bull; [[institute]] &bull; [[investment]] &bull; [[administration]] &bull; [[maintenance]] &bull; [[design]] &bull; [[obtain]]ed &bull; [[restrict]]ed &bull; [[conduct]] &bull; === Sublist 3 === [[comment]]s &bull; [[convention]] &bull; [[publish]]ed &bull; [[framework]] &bull; [[imply|implies]] &bull; [[negative]] &bull; [[dominant]] &bull; [[illustrate]]d &bull; [[outcome]]s &bull; [[constant]] &bull; [[shift]] &bull; [[deduction]] &bull; [[ensure]] &bull; [[specify|specified]] &bull; [[justification]] &bull; [[fund]]s &bull; [[reliance]] &bull; [[physical]] &bull; [[partnership]] &bull; [[location]] &bull; [[link]] &bull; [[coordination]] &bull; [[alternative]] &bull; [[initial]] &bull; [[validity]] &bull; [[task]] &bull; [[technique]]s &bull; [[exclude]]d &bull; [[consent]] &bull; [[proportion]] &bull; [[demonstrate]] &bull; [[reaction]] &bull; [[criteria]] &bull; [[minority|minorities]] &bull; [[technology]] &bull; [[philosophy]] &bull; [[remove]]d &bull; [[sex]] &bull; [[compensation]] &bull; [[sequence]] &bull; [[correspond]]ing &bull; [[maximum]] &bull; [[circumstance]]s &bull; [[instance]] &bull; [[considerable]] &bull; [[sufficient]] &bull; [[corporate]] &bull; [[interaction]] &bull; [[contribution]] &bull; [[immigration]] &bull; [[components]] &bull; [[constraint]]s &bull; [[technical]] &bull; [[emphasis]] &bull; [[scheme]] &bull; [[layer]] &bull; [[volume]] &bull; [[document]] &bull; [[register]]ed &bull; [[core]] &bull; === Sublist 4 === [[overall]] &bull; [[emerge]]d &bull; [[regime]] &bull; [[implementation]] &bull; [[project]] &bull; [[hence]] &bull; [[occupational]] &bull; [[internal]] &bull; [[goal]]s &bull; [[retain]]ed &bull; [[sum]] &bull; [[integration]] &bull; [[mechanism]] &bull; [[parallel]] &bull; [[impose]]d &bull; [[despite]] &bull; [[job]] &bull; [[parameter]]s &bull; [[approximate]] &bull; [[label]] &bull; [[concentration]] &bull; [[principal]] &bull; [[series]] &bull; [[predict]]ed &bull; [[summary]] &bull; [[attitude]]s &bull; [[undertake]]n &bull; [[cycle]] &bull; [[communication]] &bull; [[ethnic]] &bull; [[hypothesis]] &bull; [[professional]] &bull; [[status]] &bull; [[conference]] &bull; [[attribute]]d &bull; [[annual]] &bull; [[obvious]] &bull; [[error]] &bull; [[implication]]s &bull; [[apparent]] &bull; [[commitment]] &bull; [[subsequent]] &bull; [[debate]] &bull; [[dimension]]s &bull; [[promote]] &bull; [[statistics]] &bull; [[option]] &bull; [[domestic]] &bull; [[output]] &bull; [[access]] &bull; [[code]] &bull; [[investigation]] &bull; [[phase]] &bull; [[prior]] &bull; [[granted]] &bull; [[stress]] &bull; [[civil]] &bull; [[contrast]] &bull; [[resolution]] &bull; [[adequate]] &bull; === Sublist 5 === [[alter]] &bull; [[stability]] &bull; [[energy]] &bull; [[aware]] &bull; [[licence]] &bull; [[enforcement]] &bull; [[draft]] &bull; [[style]]s &bull; [[precise]] &bull; [[medical]] &bull; [[pursue]] &bull; [[symbolic]] &bull; [[marginal]] &bull; [[capacity]] &bull; [[generation]] &bull; [[exposure]] &bull; [[decline]] &bull; [[academic]] &bull; [[modify|modified]] &bull; [[external]] &bull; [[psychology]] &bull; [[fundamental]] &bull; [[adjustment]] &bull; [[ratio]] &bull; [[whereas]] &bull; [[enable]] &bull; [[version]] &bull; [[perspective]] &bull; [[contact]] &bull; [[network]] &bull; [[facilitate]] &bull; [[welfare]] &bull; [[transition]] &bull; [[amendment]] &bull; [[logic]] &bull; [[reject]]ed &bull; [[expansion]] &bull; [[clause]] &bull; [[prime]] &bull; [[target]] &bull; [[objective]] &bull; [[sustainable]] &bull; [[equivalent]] &bull; [[liberal]] &bull; [[notion]] &bull; [[substitution]] &bull; [[generate]]d &bull; [[trend]] &bull; [[revenue]] &bull; [[compound]]s &bull; [[evolution]] &bull; [[conflict]] &bull; [[image]] &bull; [[discretion]] &bull; [[entity|entities]] &bull; [[orientation]] &bull; [[consultation]] &bull; [[mental]] &bull; [[monitor]]ing &bull; [[challenge]] &bull; === Sublist 6 === [[intelligence]] &bull; [[transformation]] &bull; [[presumption]] &bull; [[acknowledge]]d &bull; [[utility]] &bull; [[furthermore]] &bull; [[accurate]] &bull; [[diversity]] &bull; [[attach]]ed &bull; [[recovery]] &bull; [[assign]]ed &bull; [[tape]]s &bull; [[motivation]] &bull; [[bond]] &bull; [[edition]] &bull; [[nevertheless]] &bull; [[transport]] &bull; [[cite]]d &bull; [[fee]]s &bull; [[scope]] &bull; [[enhance]]d &bull; [[incorporate]]d &bull; [[instruction]]s &bull; [[subsidiary]] &bull; [[input]] &bull; [[abstract]] &bull; [[ministry]] &bull; [[capable]] &bull; [[expert]] &bull; [[precede|preceding]] &bull; [[display]] &bull; [[incentive]] &bull; [[inhibition]] &bull; [[trace]] &bull; [[ignore]]d &bull; [[incidence]] &bull; [[estate]] &bull; [[cooperative]] &bull; [[reveal]]ed &bull; [[index]] &bull; [[lecture]] &bull; [[discrimination]] &bull; [[overseas]] &bull; [[explicit]] &bull; [[aggregate]] &bull; [[gender]] &bull; [[underly]]ing &bull; [[brief]] &bull; [[domain]] &bull; [[rational]] &bull; [[minimum]] &bull; [[interval]] &bull; [[neutral]] &bull; [[migration]] &bull; [[flexibility]] &bull; [[federal]] &bull; [[author]] &bull; [[initiative]]s &bull; [[allocation]] &bull; [[exceed]] &bull; === Sublist 7 === [[intervention]] &bull; [[confirm]]ed &bull; [[definite]] &bull; [[classical]] &bull; [[chemical]] &bull; [[voluntary]] &bull; [[release]] &bull; [[visible]] &bull; [[finite]] &bull; [[publication]] &bull; [[channel]] &bull; [[file]] &bull; [[thesis]] &bull; [[equipment]] &bull; [[disposal]] &bull; [[solely]] &bull; [[deny]] &bull; [[identical]] &bull; [[submit]]ted &bull; [[grade]] &bull; [[phenomenon]] &bull; [[paradigm]] &bull; [[ultimately]] &bull; [[extract]] &bull; [[survive]] &bull; [[convert]]ed &bull; [[transmission]] &bull; [[global]] &bull; [[infer]]red &bull; [[guarantee]] &bull; [[advocate]] &bull; [[dynamic]] &bull; [[simulation]] &bull; [[topic]] &bull; [[insert]] &bull; [[reverse]] &bull; [[decade]]s &bull; [[comprise]] &bull; [[hierarchical]] &bull; [[unique]] &bull; [[comprehensive]] &bull; [[couple]] &bull; [[mode]] &bull; [[differentiation]] &bull; [[eliminate]] &bull; [[priority]] &bull; [[empirical]] &bull; [[ideology]] &bull; [[somewhat]] &bull; [[aid]] &bull; [[foundation]] &bull; [[adult]]s &bull; [[adaptation]] &bull; [[quotation]] &bull; [[contrary]] &bull; [[media]] &bull; [[successive]] &bull; [[innovation]] &bull; [[prohibit]]ed &bull; [[isolate]]d &bull; === Sublist 8 === [[highlight]]ed &bull; [[eventually]] &bull; [[inspection]] &bull; [[termination]] &bull; [[displacement]] &bull; [[arbitrary]] &bull; [[reinforce]]d &bull; [[denote]] &bull; [[offset]] &bull; [[exploitation]] &bull; [[detect]]ed &bull; [[abandon]] &bull; [[random]] &bull; [[revision]] &bull; [[virtually]] &bull; [[uniform]] &bull; [[predominantly]] &bull; [[thereby]] &bull; [[implicit]] &bull; [[tension]] &bull; [[ambiguous]] &bull; [[vehicle]] &bull; [[clarity]] &bull; [[conformity]] &bull; [[contemporary]] &bull; [[automatically]] &bull; [[accumulation]] &bull; [[appendix]] &bull; [[widespread]] &bull; [[infrastructure]] &bull; [[deviation]] &bull; [[fluctuation]]s &bull; [[restore]] &bull; [[guideline]]s &bull; [[commodity]] &bull; [[minimise]]s &bull; [[practitioner]]s &bull; [[radical]] &bull; [[plus]] &bull; [[visual]] &bull; [[chart]] &bull; [[appreciation]] &bull; [[prospect]] &bull; [[dramatic]] &bull; [[contradiction]] &bull; [[currency]] &bull; [[inevitably]] &bull; [[complement]] &bull; [[accompan]]y &bull; [[paragraph]] &bull; [[induce]]d &bull; [[schedule]] &bull; [[intensity]] &bull; [[crucial]] &bull; [[via]] &bull; [[exhibit]] &bull; [[bias]] &bull; [[manipulation]] &bull; [[theme]] &bull; [[nuclear]] &bull; === Sublist 9 === [[bulk]] &bull; [[behalf]] &bull; [[unify|unified]] &bull; [[commence]]d &bull; [[erosion]] &bull; [[anticipate]]d &bull; [[minimal]] &bull; [[cease]]s &bull; [[vision]] &bull; [[mutual]] &bull; [[norm]]s &bull; [[intermediate]] &bull; [[manual]] &bull; [[supplementary]] &bull; [[incompatible]] &bull; [[concurrent]] &bull; [[ethical]] &bull; [[preliminary]] &bull; [[integral]] &bull; [[conversely]] &bull; [[relax]]ed &bull; [[confine]]d &bull; [[accommodation]] &bull; [[temporary]] &bull; [[distort]]ed &bull; [[passive]] &bull; [[subordinate]] &bull; [[analogous]] &bull; [[military]] &bull; [[scenario]] &bull; [[revolution]] &bull; [[diminish]]ed &bull; [[coherence]] &bull; [[suspend]]ed &bull; [[mature]] &bull; [[assurance]] &bull; [[rigid]] &bull; [[controversy]] &bull; [[sphere]] &bull; [[mediation]] &bull; [[format]] &bull; [[trigger]] &bull; [[qualitative]] &bull; [[portion]] &bull; [[medium]] &bull; [[coincide]] &bull; [[violation]] &bull; [[device]] &bull; [[insight]]s &bull; [[refine]] &bull; [[devote]]d &bull; [[team]] &bull; [[overlap]] &bull; [[attain]]ed &bull; [[restraint]]s &bull; [[inherent]] &bull; [[route]] &bull; [[protocol]] &bull; [[found]]ed &bull; [[duration]] &bull; === Sublist 10 === [[whereby]] &bull; [[inclination]] &bull; [[encounter]]ed &bull; [[convince]]d &bull; [[assembly]] &bull; [[albeit]] &bull; [[enormous]] &bull; [[reluctant]] &bull; [[pose]]d &bull; [[persistent]] &bull; [[undergo]] &bull; [[notwithstanding]] &bull; [[straightforward]] &bull; [[panel]] &bull; [[odd]] &bull; [[intrinsic]] &bull; [[compile]]d &bull; [[adjacent]] &bull; [[integrity]] &bull; [[forthcoming]] &bull; [[conceive]]d &bull; [[ongoing]] &bull; [[so-called]] &bull; [[likewise]] &bull; [[nonetheless]] &bull; [[levy]] &bull; [[invoke]]d &bull; [[colleague]]s &bull; [[depression]] &bull; [[collapse]] &bull; == External Links == For more information about the AWL, please see http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/research/awl/ For more practice with the words from the AWL, please see *http://www.nottingham.ac.uk/~alzsh3/acvocab/ *http://www.uefap.co.uk/vocab/vocfram.htm *http://college.hmco.com/esl/students/course_vocab.html (choose a course level, then click on “flashcards”) *http://www.er.uqam.ca/nobel/r21270/levels/ [[Category:Wordlists|A]] 11837 2006-11-09T13:08:06Z Brett 77 piping wikification ==Introduction== The '''Academic Word List''' (AWL) was developed by Averil Coxhead at the School of Linguistics and Applied Language Studies at [[w:Victoria University of Wellington | Victoria University of Wellington]], New Zealand. The list contains 570 word families which were selected because they appear with great frequency in a broad range of academic texts. The list does not include words that are in the most frequent 2000 words of English (the [[w:General Service List | General Service List]]), thus making it specific to academic contexts. The AWL was primarily made so that it could be used by teachers as part of a programme preparing learners for tertiary level study or used by students working alone to learn the words most needed to study at colleges and universities. The 570 words are divided into 10 sublists. The sublists are ordered such that the words in the first sublist are the most frequent words and those in the last sublist are the least frequent. ==List== === Sublist 1 === [[sector]] &bull; [[available]] &bull; [[financial]] &bull; [[process]] &bull; [[individual]] &bull; [[specific]] &bull; [[principle]] &bull; [[estimate]] &bull; [[variable]]s &bull; [[method]] &bull; [[data]] &bull; [[research]] &bull; [[contract]] &bull; [[environment]] &bull; [[export]] &bull; [[source]] &bull; [[assessment]] &bull; [[policy]] &bull; [[identify|identified]] &bull; [[create]] &bull; [[derive]]d &bull; [[factor]]s &bull; [[procedure]] &bull; [[definition]] &bull; [[assume]] &bull; [[theory]] &bull; [[benefit]] &bull; [[evidence]] &bull; [[establish]]ed &bull; [[authority]] &bull; [[major]] &bull; [[issue]]s &bull; [[labour]] &bull; [[occur]] &bull; [[economic]] &bull; [[involved]] &bull; [[percent]] &bull; [[interpretation]] &bull; [[consistent]] &bull; [[income]] &bull; [[structure]] &bull; [[legal]] &bull; [[concept]] &bull; [[formula]] &bull; [[section]] &bull; [[require]]d &bull; [[constitutional]] &bull; [[analysis]] &bull; [[distribution]] &bull; [[function]] &bull; [[area]] &bull; [[approach]] &bull; [[role]] &bull; [[legislation]] &bull; [[indicate]] &bull; [[response]] &bull; [[period]] &bull; [[context]] &bull; [[significant]] &bull; [[similar]] &bull; === Sublist 2 === [[community]] &bull; [[resident]] &bull; [[range]] &bull; [[construction]] &bull; [[strategy|strategies]] &bull; [[element]]s &bull; [[previous]] &bull; [[conclusion]] &bull; [[security]] &bull; [[aspect]]s &bull; [[acquisition]] &bull; [[feature]]s &bull; [[text]] &bull; [[commission]] &bull; [[regulation]]s &bull; [[computer]] &bull; [[item]]s &bull; [[consumer]] &bull; [[achieve]] &bull; [[final]] &bull; [[positive]] &bull; [[evaluation]] &bull; [[assistance]] &bull; [[normal]] &bull; [[relevant]] &bull; [[distinction]] &bull; [[region]] &bull; [[traditional]] &bull; [[impact]] &bull; [[consequence]]s &bull; [[chapter]] &bull; [[equation]] &bull; [[appropriate]] &bull; [[resource]]s &bull; [[participation]] &bull; [[survey]] &bull; [[potential]] &bull; [[cultural]] &bull; [[transfer]] &bull; [[select]] &bull; [[credit]] &bull; [[affect]] &bull; [[category|categories]] &bull; [[perceive]]d &bull; [[seek|sought]] &bull; [[focus]] &bull; [[purchase]] &bull; [[injury]] &bull; [[site]] &bull; [[journal]] &bull; [[primary]] &bull; [[complex]] &bull; [[institute]] &bull; [[investment]] &bull; [[administration]] &bull; [[maintenance]] &bull; [[design]] &bull; [[obtain]]ed &bull; [[restrict]]ed &bull; [[conduct]] &bull; === Sublist 3 === [[comment]]s &bull; [[convention]] &bull; [[publish]]ed &bull; [[framework]] &bull; [[imply|implies]] &bull; [[negative]] &bull; [[dominant]] &bull; [[illustrate]]d &bull; [[outcome]]s &bull; [[constant]] &bull; [[shift]] &bull; [[deduction]] &bull; [[ensure]] &bull; [[specify|specified]] &bull; [[justification]] &bull; [[fund]]s &bull; [[reliance]] &bull; [[physical]] &bull; [[partnership]] &bull; [[location]] &bull; [[link]] &bull; [[coordination]] &bull; [[alternative]] &bull; [[initial]] &bull; [[validity]] &bull; [[task]] &bull; [[technique]]s &bull; [[exclude]]d &bull; [[consent]] &bull; [[proportion]] &bull; [[demonstrate]] &bull; [[reaction]] &bull; [[criteria]] &bull; [[minority|minorities]] &bull; [[technology]] &bull; [[philosophy]] &bull; [[remove]]d &bull; [[sex]] &bull; [[compensation]] &bull; [[sequence]] &bull; [[correspond]]ing &bull; [[maximum]] &bull; [[circumstance]]s &bull; [[instance]] &bull; [[considerable]] &bull; [[sufficient]] &bull; [[corporate]] &bull; [[interaction]] &bull; [[contribution]] &bull; [[immigration]] &bull; [[components]] &bull; [[constraint]]s &bull; [[technical]] &bull; [[emphasis]] &bull; [[scheme]] &bull; [[layer]] &bull; [[volume]] &bull; [[document]] &bull; [[register]]ed &bull; [[core]] &bull; === Sublist 4 === [[overall]] &bull; [[emerge]]d &bull; [[regime]] &bull; [[implementation]] &bull; [[project]] &bull; [[hence]] &bull; [[occupational]] &bull; [[internal]] &bull; [[goal]]s &bull; [[retain]]ed &bull; [[sum]] &bull; [[integration]] &bull; [[mechanism]] &bull; [[parallel]] &bull; [[impose]]d &bull; [[despite]] &bull; [[job]] &bull; [[parameter]]s &bull; [[approximate]] &bull; [[label]] &bull; [[concentration]] &bull; [[principal]] &bull; [[series]] &bull; [[predict]]ed &bull; [[summary]] &bull; [[attitude]]s &bull; [[undertake]]n &bull; [[cycle]] &bull; [[communication]] &bull; [[ethnic]] &bull; [[hypothesis]] &bull; [[professional]] &bull; [[status]] &bull; [[conference]] &bull; [[attribute]]d &bull; [[annual]] &bull; [[obvious]] &bull; [[error]] &bull; [[implication]]s &bull; [[apparent]] &bull; [[commitment]] &bull; [[subsequent]] &bull; [[debate]] &bull; [[dimension]]s &bull; [[promote]] &bull; [[statistics]] &bull; [[option]] &bull; [[domestic]] &bull; [[output]] &bull; [[access]] &bull; [[code]] &bull; [[investigation]] &bull; [[phase]] &bull; [[prior]] &bull; [[granted]] &bull; [[stress]] &bull; [[civil]] &bull; [[contrast]] &bull; [[resolution]] &bull; [[adequate]] &bull; === Sublist 5 === [[alter]] &bull; [[stability]] &bull; [[energy]] &bull; [[aware]] &bull; [[licence]] &bull; [[enforcement]] &bull; [[draft]] &bull; [[style]]s &bull; [[precise]] &bull; [[medical]] &bull; [[pursue]] &bull; [[symbolic]] &bull; [[marginal]] &bull; [[capacity]] &bull; [[generation]] &bull; [[exposure]] &bull; [[decline]] &bull; [[academic]] &bull; [[modify|modified]] &bull; [[external]] &bull; [[psychology]] &bull; [[fundamental]] &bull; [[adjustment]] &bull; [[ratio]] &bull; [[whereas]] &bull; [[enable]] &bull; [[version]] &bull; [[perspective]] &bull; [[contact]] &bull; [[network]] &bull; [[facilitate]] &bull; [[welfare]] &bull; [[transition]] &bull; [[amendment]] &bull; [[logic]] &bull; [[reject]]ed &bull; [[expansion]] &bull; [[clause]] &bull; [[prime]] &bull; [[target]] &bull; [[objective]] &bull; [[sustainable]] &bull; [[equivalent]] &bull; [[liberal]] &bull; [[notion]] &bull; [[substitution]] &bull; [[generate]]d &bull; [[trend]] &bull; [[revenue]] &bull; [[compound]]s &bull; [[evolution]] &bull; [[conflict]] &bull; [[image]] &bull; [[discretion]] &bull; [[entity|entities]] &bull; [[orientation]] &bull; [[consultation]] &bull; [[mental]] &bull; [[monitor]]ing &bull; [[challenge]] &bull; === Sublist 6 === [[intelligence]] &bull; [[transformation]] &bull; [[presumption]] &bull; [[acknowledge]]d &bull; [[utility]] &bull; [[furthermore]] &bull; [[accurate]] &bull; [[diversity]] &bull; [[attach]]ed &bull; [[recovery]] &bull; [[assign]]ed &bull; [[tape]]s &bull; [[motivation]] &bull; [[bond]] &bull; [[edition]] &bull; [[nevertheless]] &bull; [[transport]] &bull; [[cite]]d &bull; [[fee]]s &bull; [[scope]] &bull; [[enhance]]d &bull; [[incorporate]]d &bull; [[instruction]]s &bull; [[subsidiary]] &bull; [[input]] &bull; [[abstract]] &bull; [[ministry]] &bull; [[capable]] &bull; [[expert]] &bull; [[precede|preceding]] &bull; [[display]] &bull; [[incentive]] &bull; [[inhibition]] &bull; [[trace]] &bull; [[ignore]]d &bull; [[incidence]] &bull; [[estate]] &bull; [[cooperative]] &bull; [[reveal]]ed &bull; [[index]] &bull; [[lecture]] &bull; [[discrimination]] &bull; [[overseas]] &bull; [[explicit]] &bull; [[aggregate]] &bull; [[gender]] &bull; [[underly]]ing &bull; [[brief]] &bull; [[domain]] &bull; [[rational]] &bull; [[minimum]] &bull; [[interval]] &bull; [[neutral]] &bull; [[migration]] &bull; [[flexibility]] &bull; [[federal]] &bull; [[author]] &bull; [[initiative]]s &bull; [[allocation]] &bull; [[exceed]] &bull; === Sublist 7 === [[intervention]] &bull; [[confirm]]ed &bull; [[definite]] &bull; [[classical]] &bull; [[chemical]] &bull; [[voluntary]] &bull; [[release]] &bull; [[visible]] &bull; [[finite]] &bull; [[publication]] &bull; [[channel]] &bull; [[file]] &bull; [[thesis]] &bull; [[equipment]] &bull; [[disposal]] &bull; [[solely]] &bull; [[deny]] &bull; [[identical]] &bull; [[submit]]ted &bull; [[grade]] &bull; [[phenomenon]] &bull; [[paradigm]] &bull; [[ultimately]] &bull; [[extract]] &bull; [[survive]] &bull; [[convert]]ed &bull; [[transmission]] &bull; [[global]] &bull; [[infer]]red &bull; [[guarantee]] &bull; [[advocate]] &bull; [[dynamic]] &bull; [[simulation]] &bull; [[topic]] &bull; [[insert]] &bull; [[reverse]] &bull; [[decade]]s &bull; [[comprise]] &bull; [[hierarchical]] &bull; [[unique]] &bull; [[comprehensive]] &bull; [[couple]] &bull; [[mode]] &bull; [[differentiation]] &bull; [[eliminate]] &bull; [[priority]] &bull; [[empirical]] &bull; [[ideology]] &bull; [[somewhat]] &bull; [[aid]] &bull; [[foundation]] &bull; [[adult]]s &bull; [[adaptation]] &bull; [[quotation]] &bull; [[contrary]] &bull; [[media]] &bull; [[successive]] &bull; [[innovation]] &bull; [[prohibit]]ed &bull; [[isolate]]d &bull; === Sublist 8 === [[highlight]]ed &bull; [[eventually]] &bull; [[inspection]] &bull; [[termination]] &bull; [[displacement]] &bull; [[arbitrary]] &bull; [[reinforce]]d &bull; [[denote]] &bull; [[offset]] &bull; [[exploitation]] &bull; [[detect]]ed &bull; [[abandon]] &bull; [[random]] &bull; [[revision]] &bull; [[virtually]] &bull; [[uniform]] &bull; [[predominantly]] &bull; [[thereby]] &bull; [[implicit]] &bull; [[tension]] &bull; [[ambiguous]] &bull; [[vehicle]] &bull; [[clarity]] &bull; [[conformity]] &bull; [[contemporary]] &bull; [[automatically]] &bull; [[accumulation]] &bull; [[appendix]] &bull; [[widespread]] &bull; [[infrastructure]] &bull; [[deviation]] &bull; [[fluctuation]]s &bull; [[restore]] &bull; [[guideline]]s &bull; [[commodity]] &bull; [[minimise]]s &bull; [[practitioner]]s &bull; [[radical]] &bull; [[plus]] &bull; [[visual]] &bull; [[chart]] &bull; [[appreciation]] &bull; [[prospect]] &bull; [[dramatic]] &bull; [[contradiction]] &bull; [[currency]] &bull; [[inevitably]] &bull; [[complement]] &bull; [[accompan]]y &bull; [[paragraph]] &bull; [[induce]]d &bull; [[schedule]] &bull; [[intensity]] &bull; [[crucial]] &bull; [[via]] &bull; [[exhibit]] &bull; [[bias]] &bull; [[manipulation]] &bull; [[theme]] &bull; [[nuclear]] &bull; === Sublist 9 === [[bulk]] &bull; [[behalf]] &bull; [[unify|unified]] &bull; [[commence]]d &bull; [[erosion]] &bull; [[anticipate]]d &bull; [[minimal]] &bull; [[cease]]s &bull; [[vision]] &bull; [[mutual]] &bull; [[norm]]s &bull; [[intermediate]] &bull; [[manual]] &bull; [[supplementary]] &bull; [[incompatible]] &bull; [[concurrent]] &bull; [[ethical]] &bull; [[preliminary]] &bull; [[integral]] &bull; [[conversely]] &bull; [[relax]]ed &bull; [[confine]]d &bull; [[accommodation]] &bull; [[temporary]] &bull; [[distort]]ed &bull; [[passive]] &bull; [[subordinate]] &bull; [[analogous]] &bull; [[military]] &bull; [[scenario]] &bull; [[revolution]] &bull; [[diminish]]ed &bull; [[coherence]] &bull; [[suspend]]ed &bull; [[mature]] &bull; [[assurance]] &bull; [[rigid]] &bull; [[controversy]] &bull; [[sphere]] &bull; [[mediation]] &bull; [[format]] &bull; [[trigger]] &bull; [[qualitative]] &bull; [[portion]] &bull; [[medium]] &bull; [[coincide]] &bull; [[violation]] &bull; [[device]] &bull; [[insight]]s &bull; [[refine]] &bull; [[devote]]d &bull; [[team]] &bull; [[overlap]] &bull; [[attain]]ed &bull; [[restraint]]s &bull; [[inherent]] &bull; [[route]] &bull; [[protocol]] &bull; [[found]]ed &bull; [[duration]] &bull; === Sublist 10 === [[whereby]] &bull; [[inclination]] &bull; [[encounter]]ed &bull; [[convince]]d &bull; [[assembly]] &bull; [[albeit]] &bull; [[enormous]] &bull; [[reluctant]] &bull; [[pose]]d &bull; [[persistent]] &bull; [[undergo]] &bull; [[notwithstanding]] &bull; [[straightforward]] &bull; [[panel]] &bull; [[odd]] &bull; [[intrinsic]] &bull; [[compile]]d &bull; [[adjacent]] &bull; [[integrity]] &bull; [[forthcoming]] &bull; [[conceive]]d &bull; [[ongoing]] &bull; [[so-called]] &bull; [[likewise]] &bull; [[nonetheless]] &bull; [[levy]] &bull; [[invoke]]d &bull; [[colleague]]s &bull; [[depression]] &bull; [[collapse]] &bull; == External Links == For more information about the AWL, please see http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/research/awl/ For more practice with the words from the AWL, please see *http://www.nottingham.ac.uk/~alzsh3/acvocab/ *http://www.uefap.co.uk/vocab/vocfram.htm *http://college.hmco.com/esl/students/course_vocab.html (choose a course level, then click on “flashcards”) *http://www.er.uqam.ca/nobel/r21270/levels/ [[Category:Wordlists|A]] 12437 2006-11-16T13:12:03Z Brett 77 ==Introduction== The '''Academic Word List''' (AWL) was developed by Averil Coxhead at the School of Linguistics and Applied Language Studies at [[w:Victoria University of Wellington | Victoria University of Wellington]], New Zealand. The list contains 570 word families which were selected because they appear with great frequency in a broad range of academic texts. The list does not include words that are in the most frequent 2000 words of English (the [[w:General Service List | General Service List]]), thus making it specific to academic contexts. The AWL was primarily made so that it could be used by teachers as part of a programme preparing learners for tertiary level study or used by students working alone to learn the words most needed to study at colleges and universities. The 570 words are divided into 10 sublists. The sublists are ordered such that the words in the first sublist are the most frequent words and those in the last sublist are the least frequent. ==List== === Sublist 1 === [[sector]] &bull; [[available]] &bull; [[financial]] &bull; [[process]] &bull; [[individual]] &bull; [[specific]] &bull; [[principle]] &bull; [[estimate]] &bull; [[variable]]s &bull; [[method]] &bull; [[data]] &bull; [[research]] &bull; [[contract]] &bull; [[environment]] &bull; [[export]] &bull; [[source]] &bull; [[assessment]] &bull; [[policy]] &bull; [[identify|identified]] &bull; [[create]] &bull; [[derive]]d &bull; [[factor]]s &bull; [[procedure]] &bull; [[definition]] &bull; [[assume]] &bull; [[theory]] &bull; [[benefit]] &bull; [[evidence]] &bull; [[establish]]ed &bull; [[authority]] &bull; [[major]] &bull; [[issue]]s &bull; [[labour]] &bull; [[occur]] &bull; [[economic]] &bull; [[involved]] &bull; [[percent]] &bull; [[interpretation]] &bull; [[consistent]] &bull; [[income]] &bull; [[structure]] &bull; [[legal]] &bull; [[concept]] &bull; [[formula]] &bull; [[section]] &bull; [[require]]d &bull; [[constitutional]] &bull; [[analysis]] &bull; [[distribution]] &bull; [[function]] &bull; [[area]] &bull; [[approach]] &bull; [[role]] &bull; [[legislation]] &bull; [[indicate]] &bull; [[response]] &bull; [[period]] &bull; [[context]] &bull; [[significant]] &bull; [[similar]] &bull; === Sublist 2 === [[community]] &bull; [[resident]] &bull; [[range]] &bull; [[construction]] &bull; [[strategy|strategies]] &bull; [[element]]s &bull; [[previous]] &bull; [[conclusion]] &bull; [[security]] &bull; [[aspect]]s &bull; [[acquisition]] &bull; [[feature]]s &bull; [[text]] &bull; [[commission]] &bull; [[regulation]]s &bull; [[computer]] &bull; [[item]]s &bull; [[consumer]] &bull; [[achieve]] &bull; [[final]] &bull; [[positive]] &bull; [[evaluation]] &bull; [[assistance]] &bull; [[normal]] &bull; [[relevant]] &bull; [[distinction]] &bull; [[region]] &bull; [[traditional]] &bull; [[impact]] &bull; [[consequence]]s &bull; [[chapter]] &bull; [[equation]] &bull; [[appropriate]] &bull; [[resource]]s &bull; [[participation]] &bull; [[survey]] &bull; [[potential]] &bull; [[cultural]] &bull; [[transfer]] &bull; [[select]] &bull; [[credit]] &bull; [[affect]] &bull; [[category|categories]] &bull; [[perceive]]d &bull; [[seek|sought]] &bull; [[focus]] &bull; [[purchase]] &bull; [[injury]] &bull; [[site]] &bull; [[journal]] &bull; [[primary]] &bull; [[complex]] &bull; [[institute]] &bull; [[investment]] &bull; [[administration]] &bull; [[maintenance]] &bull; [[design]] &bull; [[obtain]]ed &bull; [[restrict]]ed &bull; [[conduct]] &bull; === Sublist 3 === [[comment]]s &bull; [[convention]] &bull; [[publish]]ed &bull; [[framework]] &bull; [[imply|implies]] &bull; [[negative]] &bull; [[dominant]] &bull; [[illustrate]]d &bull; [[outcome]]s &bull; [[constant]] &bull; [[shift]] &bull; [[deduction]] &bull; [[ensure]] &bull; [[specify|specified]] &bull; [[justification]] &bull; [[fund]]s &bull; [[reliance]] &bull; [[physical]] &bull; [[partnership]] &bull; [[location]] &bull; [[link]] &bull; [[coordination]] &bull; [[alternative]] &bull; [[initial]] &bull; [[validity]] &bull; [[task]] &bull; [[technique]]s &bull; [[exclude]]d &bull; [[consent]] &bull; [[proportion]] &bull; [[demonstrate]] &bull; [[reaction]] &bull; [[criteria]] &bull; [[minority|minorities]] &bull; [[technology]] &bull; [[philosophy]] &bull; [[remove]]d &bull; [[sex]] &bull; [[compensation]] &bull; [[sequence]] &bull; [[correspond]]ing &bull; [[maximum]] &bull; [[circumstance]]s &bull; [[instance]] &bull; [[considerable]] &bull; [[sufficient]] &bull; [[corporate]] &bull; [[interaction]] &bull; [[contribution]] &bull; [[immigration]] &bull; [[components]] &bull; [[constraint]]s &bull; [[technical]] &bull; [[emphasis]] &bull; [[scheme]] &bull; [[layer]] &bull; [[volume]] &bull; [[document]] &bull; [[register]]ed &bull; [[core]] &bull; === Sublist 4 === [[overall]] &bull; [[emerge]]d &bull; [[regime]] &bull; [[implementation]] &bull; [[project]] &bull; [[hence]] &bull; [[occupational]] &bull; [[internal]] &bull; [[goal]]s &bull; [[retain]]ed &bull; [[sum]] &bull; [[integration]] &bull; [[mechanism]] &bull; [[parallel]] &bull; [[impose]]d &bull; [[despite]] &bull; [[job]] &bull; [[parameter]]s &bull; [[approximate]] &bull; [[label]] &bull; [[concentration]] &bull; [[principal]] &bull; [[series]] &bull; [[predict]]ed &bull; [[summary]] &bull; [[attitude]]s &bull; [[undertake]]n &bull; [[cycle]] &bull; [[communication]] &bull; [[ethnic]] &bull; [[hypothesis]] &bull; [[professional]] &bull; [[status]] &bull; [[conference]] &bull; [[attribute]]d &bull; [[annual]] &bull; [[obvious]] &bull; [[error]] &bull; [[implication]]s &bull; [[apparent]] &bull; [[commitment]] &bull; [[subsequent]] &bull; [[debate]] &bull; [[dimension]]s &bull; [[promote]] &bull; [[statistics]] &bull; [[option]] &bull; [[domestic]] &bull; [[output]] &bull; [[access]] &bull; [[code]] &bull; [[investigation]] &bull; [[phase]] &bull; [[prior]] &bull; [[granted]] &bull; [[stress]] &bull; [[civil]] &bull; [[contrast]] &bull; [[resolution]] &bull; [[adequate]] &bull; === Sublist 5 === [[alter]] &bull; [[stability]] &bull; [[energy]] &bull; [[aware]] &bull; [[licence]] &bull; [[enforcement]] &bull; [[draft]] &bull; [[style]]s &bull; [[precise]] &bull; [[medical]] &bull; [[pursue]] &bull; [[symbolic]] &bull; [[marginal]] &bull; [[capacity]] &bull; [[generation]] &bull; [[exposure]] &bull; [[decline]] &bull; [[academic]] &bull; [[modify|modified]] &bull; [[external]] &bull; [[psychology]] &bull; [[fundamental]] &bull; [[adjustment]] &bull; [[ratio]] &bull; [[whereas]] &bull; [[enable]] &bull; [[version]] &bull; [[perspective]] &bull; [[contact]] &bull; [[network]] &bull; [[facilitate]] &bull; [[welfare]] &bull; [[transition]] &bull; [[amendment]] &bull; [[logic]] &bull; [[reject]]ed &bull; [[expansion]] &bull; [[clause]] &bull; [[prime]] &bull; [[target]] &bull; [[objective]] &bull; [[sustainable]] &bull; [[equivalent]] &bull; [[liberal]] &bull; [[notion]] &bull; [[substitution]] &bull; [[generate]]d &bull; [[trend]] &bull; [[revenue]] &bull; [[compound]]s &bull; [[evolution]] &bull; [[conflict]] &bull; [[image]] &bull; [[discretion]] &bull; [[entity|entities]] &bull; [[orientation]] &bull; [[consultation]] &bull; [[mental]] &bull; [[monitor]]ing &bull; [[challenge]] &bull; === Sublist 6 === [[intelligence]] &bull; [[transformation]] &bull; [[presumption]] &bull; [[acknowledge]]d &bull; [[utility]] &bull; [[furthermore]] &bull; [[accurate]] &bull; [[diversity]] &bull; [[attach]]ed &bull; [[recovery]] &bull; [[assign]]ed &bull; [[tape]]s &bull; [[motivation]] &bull; [[bond]] &bull; [[edition]] &bull; [[nevertheless]] &bull; [[transport]] &bull; [[cite]]d &bull; [[fee]]s &bull; [[scope]] &bull; [[enhance]]d &bull; [[incorporate]]d &bull; [[instruction]]s &bull; [[subsidiary]] &bull; [[input]] &bull; [[abstract]] &bull; [[ministry]] &bull; [[capable]] &bull; [[expert]] &bull; [[precede|preceding]] &bull; [[display]] &bull; [[incentive]] &bull; [[inhibition]] &bull; [[trace]] &bull; [[ignore]]d &bull; [[incidence]] &bull; [[estate]] &bull; [[cooperative]] &bull; [[reveal]]ed &bull; [[index]] &bull; [[lecture]] &bull; [[discrimination]] &bull; [[overseas]] &bull; [[explicit]] &bull; [[aggregate]] &bull; [[gender]] &bull; [[underly]]ing &bull; [[brief]] &bull; [[domain]] &bull; [[rational]] &bull; [[minimum]] &bull; [[interval]] &bull; [[neutral]] &bull; [[migration]] &bull; [[flexibility]] &bull; [[federal]] &bull; [[author]] &bull; [[initiative]]s &bull; [[allocation]] &bull; [[exceed]] &bull; === Sublist 7 === [[intervention]] &bull; [[confirm]]ed &bull; [[definite]] &bull; [[classical]] &bull; [[chemical]] &bull; [[voluntary]] &bull; [[release]] &bull; [[visible]] &bull; [[finite]] &bull; [[publication]] &bull; [[channel]] &bull; [[file]] &bull; [[thesis]] &bull; [[equipment]] &bull; [[disposal]] &bull; [[solely]] &bull; [[deny]] &bull; [[identical]] &bull; [[submit]]ted &bull; [[grade]] &bull; [[phenomenon]] &bull; [[paradigm]] &bull; [[ultimately]] &bull; [[extract]] &bull; [[survive]] &bull; [[convert]]ed &bull; [[transmission]] &bull; [[global]] &bull; [[infer]]red &bull; [[guarantee]] &bull; [[advocate]] &bull; [[dynamic]] &bull; [[simulation]] &bull; [[topic]] &bull; [[insert]] &bull; [[reverse]] &bull; [[decade]]s &bull; [[comprise]] &bull; [[hierarchical]] &bull; [[unique]] &bull; [[comprehensive]] &bull; [[couple]] &bull; [[mode]] &bull; [[differentiation]] &bull; [[eliminate]] &bull; [[priority]] &bull; [[empirical]] &bull; [[ideology]] &bull; [[somewhat]] &bull; [[aid]] &bull; [[foundation]] &bull; [[adult]]s &bull; [[adaptation]] &bull; [[quotation]] &bull; [[contrary]] &bull; [[media]] &bull; [[successive]] &bull; [[innovation]] &bull; [[prohibit]]ed &bull; [[isolate]]d &bull; === Sublist 8 === [[highlight]]ed &bull; [[eventually]] &bull; [[inspection]] &bull; [[termination]] &bull; [[displacement]] &bull; [[arbitrary]] &bull; [[reinforce]]d &bull; [[denote]] &bull; [[offset]] &bull; [[exploitation]] &bull; [[detect]]ed &bull; [[abandon]] &bull; [[random]] &bull; [[revision]] &bull; [[virtually]] &bull; [[uniform]] &bull; [[predominantly]] &bull; [[thereby]] &bull; [[implicit]] &bull; [[tension]] &bull; [[ambiguous]] &bull; [[vehicle]] &bull; [[clarity]] &bull; [[conformity]] &bull; [[contemporary]] &bull; [[automatically]] &bull; [[accumulation]] &bull; [[appendix]] &bull; [[widespread]] &bull; [[infrastructure]] &bull; [[deviation]] &bull; [[fluctuation]]s &bull; [[restore]] &bull; [[guideline]]s &bull; [[commodity]] &bull; [[minimise]]s &bull; [[practitioner]]s &bull; [[radical]] &bull; [[plus]] &bull; [[visual]] &bull; [[chart]] &bull; [[appreciation]] &bull; [[prospect]] &bull; [[dramatic]] &bull; [[contradiction]] &bull; [[currency]] &bull; [[inevitably]] &bull; [[complement]] &bull; [[accompan]]y &bull; [[paragraph]] &bull; [[induce]]d &bull; [[schedule]] &bull; [[intensity]] &bull; [[crucial]] &bull; [[via]] &bull; [[exhibit]] &bull; [[bias]] &bull; [[manipulation]] &bull; [[theme]] &bull; [[nuclear]] &bull; === Sublist 9 === [[bulk]] &bull; [[behalf]] &bull; [[unify|unified]] &bull; [[commence]]d &bull; [[erosion]] &bull; [[anticipate]]d &bull; [[minimal]] &bull; [[cease]]s &bull; [[vision]] &bull; [[mutual]] &bull; [[norm]]s &bull; [[intermediate]] &bull; [[manual]] &bull; [[supplementary]] &bull; [[incompatible]] &bull; [[concurrent]] &bull; [[ethical]] &bull; [[preliminary]] &bull; [[integral]] &bull; [[conversely]] &bull; [[relax]]ed &bull; [[confine]]d &bull; [[accommodation]] &bull; [[temporary]] &bull; [[distort]]ed &bull; [[passive]] &bull; [[subordinate]] &bull; [[analogous]] &bull; [[military]] &bull; [[scenario]] &bull; [[revolution]] &bull; [[diminish]]ed &bull; [[coherence]] &bull; [[suspend]]ed &bull; [[mature]] &bull; [[assurance]] &bull; [[rigid]] &bull; [[controversy]] &bull; [[sphere]] &bull; [[mediation]] &bull; [[format]] &bull; [[trigger]] &bull; [[qualitative]] &bull; [[portion]] &bull; [[medium]] &bull; [[coincide]] &bull; [[violation]] &bull; [[device]] &bull; [[insight]]s &bull; [[refine]] &bull; [[devote]]d &bull; [[team]] &bull; [[overlap]] &bull; [[attain]]ed &bull; [[restraint]]s &bull; [[inherent]] &bull; [[route]] &bull; [[protocol]] &bull; [[found]]ed &bull; [[duration]] &bull; === Sublist 10 === [[whereby]] &bull; [[inclination]] &bull; [[encounter]]ed &bull; [[convince]]d &bull; [[assembly]] &bull; [[albeit]] &bull; [[enormous]] &bull; [[reluctant]] &bull; [[pose]]d &bull; [[persistent]] &bull; [[undergo]] &bull; [[notwithstanding]] &bull; [[straightforward]] &bull; [[panel]] &bull; [[odd]] &bull; [[intrinsic]] &bull; [[compile]]d &bull; [[adjacent]] &bull; [[integrity]] &bull; [[forthcoming]] &bull; [[conceive]]d &bull; [[ongoing]] &bull; [[so-called]] &bull; [[likewise]] &bull; [[nonetheless]] &bull; [[levy]] &bull; [[invoke]]d &bull; [[colleague]]s &bull; [[depression]] &bull; [[collapse]] &bull; == External Links == For more information about the AWL, please see http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/research/awl/ For more practice with the words from the AWL, please see *http://www.nottingham.ac.uk/~alzsh3/acvocab/ *http://www.uefap.co.uk/vocab/vocfram.htm *http://college.hmco.com/esl/students/course_vocab.html (choose a course level, then click on “flashcards”) *http://www.er.uqam.ca/nobel/r21270/levels/ [[Category:Wordlists|A]] [[Category:AWL]] 12438 2006-11-16T13:27:14Z Brett 77 Fix GSL link ==Introduction== The '''Academic Word List''' (AWL) was developed by Averil Coxhead at the School of Linguistics and Applied Language Studies at [[w:Victoria University of Wellington | Victoria University of Wellington]], New Zealand. The list contains 570 word families which were selected because they appear with great frequency in a broad range of academic texts. The list does not include words that are in the most frequent 2000 words of English (the [[wikipedia:A General Service List of English Words | General Service List]]), thus making it specific to academic contexts. The AWL was primarily made so that it could be used by teachers as part of a programme preparing learners for tertiary level study or used by students working alone to learn the words most needed to study at colleges and universities. The 570 words are divided into 10 sublists. The sublists are ordered such that the words in the first sublist are the most frequent words and those in the last sublist are the least frequent. ==List== === Sublist 1 === [[sector]] &bull; [[available]] &bull; [[financial]] &bull; [[process]] &bull; [[individual]] &bull; [[specific]] &bull; [[principle]] &bull; [[estimate]] &bull; [[variable]]s &bull; [[method]] &bull; [[data]] &bull; [[research]] &bull; [[contract]] &bull; [[environment]] &bull; [[export]] &bull; [[source]] &bull; [[assessment]] &bull; [[policy]] &bull; [[identify|identified]] &bull; [[create]] &bull; [[derive]]d &bull; [[factor]]s &bull; [[procedure]] &bull; [[definition]] &bull; [[assume]] &bull; [[theory]] &bull; [[benefit]] &bull; [[evidence]] &bull; [[establish]]ed &bull; [[authority]] &bull; [[major]] &bull; [[issue]]s &bull; [[labour]] &bull; [[occur]] &bull; [[economic]] &bull; [[involved]] &bull; [[percent]] &bull; [[interpretation]] &bull; [[consistent]] &bull; [[income]] &bull; [[structure]] &bull; [[legal]] &bull; [[concept]] &bull; [[formula]] &bull; [[section]] &bull; [[require]]d &bull; [[constitutional]] &bull; [[analysis]] &bull; [[distribution]] &bull; [[function]] &bull; [[area]] &bull; [[approach]] &bull; [[role]] &bull; [[legislation]] &bull; [[indicate]] &bull; [[response]] &bull; [[period]] &bull; [[context]] &bull; [[significant]] &bull; [[similar]] &bull; === Sublist 2 === [[community]] &bull; [[resident]] &bull; [[range]] &bull; [[construction]] &bull; [[strategy|strategies]] &bull; [[element]]s &bull; [[previous]] &bull; [[conclusion]] &bull; [[security]] &bull; [[aspect]]s &bull; [[acquisition]] &bull; [[feature]]s &bull; [[text]] &bull; [[commission]] &bull; [[regulation]]s &bull; [[computer]] &bull; [[item]]s &bull; [[consumer]] &bull; [[achieve]] &bull; [[final]] &bull; [[positive]] &bull; [[evaluation]] &bull; [[assistance]] &bull; [[normal]] &bull; [[relevant]] &bull; [[distinction]] &bull; [[region]] &bull; [[traditional]] &bull; [[impact]] &bull; [[consequence]]s &bull; [[chapter]] &bull; [[equation]] &bull; [[appropriate]] &bull; [[resource]]s &bull; [[participation]] &bull; [[survey]] &bull; [[potential]] &bull; [[cultural]] &bull; [[transfer]] &bull; [[select]] &bull; [[credit]] &bull; [[affect]] &bull; [[category|categories]] &bull; [[perceive]]d &bull; [[seek|sought]] &bull; [[focus]] &bull; [[purchase]] &bull; [[injury]] &bull; [[site]] &bull; [[journal]] &bull; [[primary]] &bull; [[complex]] &bull; [[institute]] &bull; [[investment]] &bull; [[administration]] &bull; [[maintenance]] &bull; [[design]] &bull; [[obtain]]ed &bull; [[restrict]]ed &bull; [[conduct]] &bull; === Sublist 3 === [[comment]]s &bull; [[convention]] &bull; [[publish]]ed &bull; [[framework]] &bull; [[imply|implies]] &bull; [[negative]] &bull; [[dominant]] &bull; [[illustrate]]d &bull; [[outcome]]s &bull; [[constant]] &bull; [[shift]] &bull; [[deduction]] &bull; [[ensure]] &bull; [[specify|specified]] &bull; [[justification]] &bull; [[fund]]s &bull; [[reliance]] &bull; [[physical]] &bull; [[partnership]] &bull; [[location]] &bull; [[link]] &bull; [[coordination]] &bull; [[alternative]] &bull; [[initial]] &bull; [[validity]] &bull; [[task]] &bull; [[technique]]s &bull; [[exclude]]d &bull; [[consent]] &bull; [[proportion]] &bull; [[demonstrate]] &bull; [[reaction]] &bull; [[criteria]] &bull; [[minority|minorities]] &bull; [[technology]] &bull; [[philosophy]] &bull; [[remove]]d &bull; [[sex]] &bull; [[compensation]] &bull; [[sequence]] &bull; [[correspond]]ing &bull; [[maximum]] &bull; [[circumstance]]s &bull; [[instance]] &bull; [[considerable]] &bull; [[sufficient]] &bull; [[corporate]] &bull; [[interaction]] &bull; [[contribution]] &bull; [[immigration]] &bull; [[components]] &bull; [[constraint]]s &bull; [[technical]] &bull; [[emphasis]] &bull; [[scheme]] &bull; [[layer]] &bull; [[volume]] &bull; [[document]] &bull; [[register]]ed &bull; [[core]] &bull; === Sublist 4 === [[overall]] &bull; [[emerge]]d &bull; [[regime]] &bull; [[implementation]] &bull; [[project]] &bull; [[hence]] &bull; [[occupational]] &bull; [[internal]] &bull; [[goal]]s &bull; [[retain]]ed &bull; [[sum]] &bull; [[integration]] &bull; [[mechanism]] &bull; [[parallel]] &bull; [[impose]]d &bull; [[despite]] &bull; [[job]] &bull; [[parameter]]s &bull; [[approximate]] &bull; [[label]] &bull; [[concentration]] &bull; [[principal]] &bull; [[series]] &bull; [[predict]]ed &bull; [[summary]] &bull; [[attitude]]s &bull; [[undertake]]n &bull; [[cycle]] &bull; [[communication]] &bull; [[ethnic]] &bull; [[hypothesis]] &bull; [[professional]] &bull; [[status]] &bull; [[conference]] &bull; [[attribute]]d &bull; [[annual]] &bull; [[obvious]] &bull; [[error]] &bull; [[implication]]s &bull; [[apparent]] &bull; [[commitment]] &bull; [[subsequent]] &bull; [[debate]] &bull; [[dimension]]s &bull; [[promote]] &bull; [[statistics]] &bull; [[option]] &bull; [[domestic]] &bull; [[output]] &bull; [[access]] &bull; [[code]] &bull; [[investigation]] &bull; [[phase]] &bull; [[prior]] &bull; [[granted]] &bull; [[stress]] &bull; [[civil]] &bull; [[contrast]] &bull; [[resolution]] &bull; [[adequate]] &bull; === Sublist 5 === [[alter]] &bull; [[stability]] &bull; [[energy]] &bull; [[aware]] &bull; [[licence]] &bull; [[enforcement]] &bull; [[draft]] &bull; [[style]]s &bull; [[precise]] &bull; [[medical]] &bull; [[pursue]] &bull; [[symbolic]] &bull; [[marginal]] &bull; [[capacity]] &bull; [[generation]] &bull; [[exposure]] &bull; [[decline]] &bull; [[academic]] &bull; [[modify|modified]] &bull; [[external]] &bull; [[psychology]] &bull; [[fundamental]] &bull; [[adjustment]] &bull; [[ratio]] &bull; [[whereas]] &bull; [[enable]] &bull; [[version]] &bull; [[perspective]] &bull; [[contact]] &bull; [[network]] &bull; [[facilitate]] &bull; [[welfare]] &bull; [[transition]] &bull; [[amendment]] &bull; [[logic]] &bull; [[reject]]ed &bull; [[expansion]] &bull; [[clause]] &bull; [[prime]] &bull; [[target]] &bull; [[objective]] &bull; [[sustainable]] &bull; [[equivalent]] &bull; [[liberal]] &bull; [[notion]] &bull; [[substitution]] &bull; [[generate]]d &bull; [[trend]] &bull; [[revenue]] &bull; [[compound]]s &bull; [[evolution]] &bull; [[conflict]] &bull; [[image]] &bull; [[discretion]] &bull; [[entity|entities]] &bull; [[orientation]] &bull; [[consultation]] &bull; [[mental]] &bull; [[monitor]]ing &bull; [[challenge]] &bull; === Sublist 6 === [[intelligence]] &bull; [[transformation]] &bull; [[presumption]] &bull; [[acknowledge]]d &bull; [[utility]] &bull; [[furthermore]] &bull; [[accurate]] &bull; [[diversity]] &bull; [[attach]]ed &bull; [[recovery]] &bull; [[assign]]ed &bull; [[tape]]s &bull; [[motivation]] &bull; [[bond]] &bull; [[edition]] &bull; [[nevertheless]] &bull; [[transport]] &bull; [[cite]]d &bull; [[fee]]s &bull; [[scope]] &bull; [[enhance]]d &bull; [[incorporate]]d &bull; [[instruction]]s &bull; [[subsidiary]] &bull; [[input]] &bull; [[abstract]] &bull; [[ministry]] &bull; [[capable]] &bull; [[expert]] &bull; [[precede|preceding]] &bull; [[display]] &bull; [[incentive]] &bull; [[inhibition]] &bull; [[trace]] &bull; [[ignore]]d &bull; [[incidence]] &bull; [[estate]] &bull; [[cooperative]] &bull; [[reveal]]ed &bull; [[index]] &bull; [[lecture]] &bull; [[discrimination]] &bull; [[overseas]] &bull; [[explicit]] &bull; [[aggregate]] &bull; [[gender]] &bull; [[underly]]ing &bull; [[brief]] &bull; [[domain]] &bull; [[rational]] &bull; [[minimum]] &bull; [[interval]] &bull; [[neutral]] &bull; [[migration]] &bull; [[flexibility]] &bull; [[federal]] &bull; [[author]] &bull; [[initiative]]s &bull; [[allocation]] &bull; [[exceed]] &bull; === Sublist 7 === [[intervention]] &bull; [[confirm]]ed &bull; [[definite]] &bull; [[classical]] &bull; [[chemical]] &bull; [[voluntary]] &bull; [[release]] &bull; [[visible]] &bull; [[finite]] &bull; [[publication]] &bull; [[channel]] &bull; [[file]] &bull; [[thesis]] &bull; [[equipment]] &bull; [[disposal]] &bull; [[solely]] &bull; [[deny]] &bull; [[identical]] &bull; [[submit]]ted &bull; [[grade]] &bull; [[phenomenon]] &bull; [[paradigm]] &bull; [[ultimately]] &bull; [[extract]] &bull; [[survive]] &bull; [[convert]]ed &bull; [[transmission]] &bull; [[global]] &bull; [[infer]]red &bull; [[guarantee]] &bull; [[advocate]] &bull; [[dynamic]] &bull; [[simulation]] &bull; [[topic]] &bull; [[insert]] &bull; [[reverse]] &bull; [[decade]]s &bull; [[comprise]] &bull; [[hierarchical]] &bull; [[unique]] &bull; [[comprehensive]] &bull; [[couple]] &bull; [[mode]] &bull; [[differentiation]] &bull; [[eliminate]] &bull; [[priority]] &bull; [[empirical]] &bull; [[ideology]] &bull; [[somewhat]] &bull; [[aid]] &bull; [[foundation]] &bull; [[adult]]s &bull; [[adaptation]] &bull; [[quotation]] &bull; [[contrary]] &bull; [[media]] &bull; [[successive]] &bull; [[innovation]] &bull; [[prohibit]]ed &bull; [[isolate]]d &bull; === Sublist 8 === [[highlight]]ed &bull; [[eventually]] &bull; [[inspection]] &bull; [[termination]] &bull; [[displacement]] &bull; [[arbitrary]] &bull; [[reinforce]]d &bull; [[denote]] &bull; [[offset]] &bull; [[exploitation]] &bull; [[detect]]ed &bull; [[abandon]] &bull; [[random]] &bull; [[revision]] &bull; [[virtually]] &bull; [[uniform]] &bull; [[predominantly]] &bull; [[thereby]] &bull; [[implicit]] &bull; [[tension]] &bull; [[ambiguous]] &bull; [[vehicle]] &bull; [[clarity]] &bull; [[conformity]] &bull; [[contemporary]] &bull; [[automatically]] &bull; [[accumulation]] &bull; [[appendix]] &bull; [[widespread]] &bull; [[infrastructure]] &bull; [[deviation]] &bull; [[fluctuation]]s &bull; [[restore]] &bull; [[guideline]]s &bull; [[commodity]] &bull; [[minimise]]s &bull; [[practitioner]]s &bull; [[radical]] &bull; [[plus]] &bull; [[visual]] &bull; [[chart]] &bull; [[appreciation]] &bull; [[prospect]] &bull; [[dramatic]] &bull; [[contradiction]] &bull; [[currency]] &bull; [[inevitably]] &bull; [[complement]] &bull; [[accompan]]y &bull; [[paragraph]] &bull; [[induce]]d &bull; [[schedule]] &bull; [[intensity]] &bull; [[crucial]] &bull; [[via]] &bull; [[exhibit]] &bull; [[bias]] &bull; [[manipulation]] &bull; [[theme]] &bull; [[nuclear]] &bull; === Sublist 9 === [[bulk]] &bull; [[behalf]] &bull; [[unify|unified]] &bull; [[commence]]d &bull; [[erosion]] &bull; [[anticipate]]d &bull; [[minimal]] &bull; [[cease]]s &bull; [[vision]] &bull; [[mutual]] &bull; [[norm]]s &bull; [[intermediate]] &bull; [[manual]] &bull; [[supplementary]] &bull; [[incompatible]] &bull; [[concurrent]] &bull; [[ethical]] &bull; [[preliminary]] &bull; [[integral]] &bull; [[conversely]] &bull; [[relax]]ed &bull; [[confine]]d &bull; [[accommodation]] &bull; [[temporary]] &bull; [[distort]]ed &bull; [[passive]] &bull; [[subordinate]] &bull; [[analogous]] &bull; [[military]] &bull; [[scenario]] &bull; [[revolution]] &bull; [[diminish]]ed &bull; [[coherence]] &bull; [[suspend]]ed &bull; [[mature]] &bull; [[assurance]] &bull; [[rigid]] &bull; [[controversy]] &bull; [[sphere]] &bull; [[mediation]] &bull; [[format]] &bull; [[trigger]] &bull; [[qualitative]] &bull; [[portion]] &bull; [[medium]] &bull; [[coincide]] &bull; [[violation]] &bull; [[device]] &bull; [[insight]]s &bull; [[refine]] &bull; [[devote]]d &bull; [[team]] &bull; [[overlap]] &bull; [[attain]]ed &bull; [[restraint]]s &bull; [[inherent]] &bull; [[route]] &bull; [[protocol]] &bull; [[found]]ed &bull; [[duration]] &bull; === Sublist 10 === [[whereby]] &bull; [[inclination]] &bull; [[encounter]]ed &bull; [[convince]]d &bull; [[assembly]] &bull; [[albeit]] &bull; [[enormous]] &bull; [[reluctant]] &bull; [[pose]]d &bull; [[persistent]] &bull; [[undergo]] &bull; [[notwithstanding]] &bull; [[straightforward]] &bull; [[panel]] &bull; [[odd]] &bull; [[intrinsic]] &bull; [[compile]]d &bull; [[adjacent]] &bull; [[integrity]] &bull; [[forthcoming]] &bull; [[conceive]]d &bull; [[ongoing]] &bull; [[so-called]] &bull; [[likewise]] &bull; [[nonetheless]] &bull; [[levy]] &bull; [[invoke]]d &bull; [[colleague]]s &bull; [[depression]] &bull; [[collapse]] &bull; == External Links == For more information about the AWL, please see http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/research/awl/ For more practice with the words from the AWL, please see *http://www.nottingham.ac.uk/~alzsh3/acvocab/ *http://www.uefap.co.uk/vocab/vocfram.htm *http://college.hmco.com/esl/students/course_vocab.html (choose a course level, then click on “flashcards”) *http://www.er.uqam.ca/nobel/r21270/levels/ [[Category:Wordlists|A]] [[Category:AWL]] 3406 8727 2006-08-14T15:33:50Z Brett 77 ==Verb== {{verb|export|exports|exported|exporting}} #If you '''export''' something, you [[send]] it out of the country, usually for business purposes. #:''Canada will '''export''' up to 450,000 barrels per day of crude oil to China.'' #:''Syria is '''exporting''' its terrorist ideas to other countries in the area.'' ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #'''Export''' is the act or business of exporting things. #:''A shipment of computers is being loaded on the ship for '''export''' to Singapore.'' {{noun}} #An '''export''' is something that you send out of the country, usually for business purposes. #''Bananas are Ecuador's largest '''export'''.'' 8964 2006-08-21T22:16:10Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, io, it, zh ==Verb== {{verb|export|exports|exported|exporting}} #If you '''export''' something, you [[send]] it out of the country, usually for business purposes. #:''Canada will '''export''' up to 450,000 barrels per day of crude oil to China.'' #:''Syria is '''exporting''' its terrorist ideas to other countries in the area.'' ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #'''Export''' is the act or business of exporting things. #:''A shipment of computers is being loaded on the ship for '''export''' to Singapore.'' {{noun}} #An '''export''' is something that you send out of the country, usually for business purposes. #''Bananas are Ecuador's largest '''export'''.'' [[en:export]] [[fr:export]] [[io:export]] [[it:export]] [[fi:export]] [[zh:export]] 9608 2006-09-10T12:33:05Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ta, vi ==Verb== {{verb|export|exports|exported|exporting}} #If you '''export''' something, you [[send]] it out of the country, usually for business purposes. #:''Canada will '''export''' up to 450,000 barrels per day of crude oil to China.'' #:''Syria is '''exporting''' its terrorist ideas to other countries in the area.'' ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #'''Export''' is the act or business of exporting things. #:''A shipment of computers is being loaded on the ship for '''export''' to Singapore.'' {{noun}} #An '''export''' is something that you send out of the country, usually for business purposes. #''Bananas are Ecuador's largest '''export'''.'' [[en:export]] [[fr:export]] [[io:export]] [[it:export]] [[fi:export]] [[ta:export]] [[vi:export]] [[zh:export]] 11175 2006-10-17T05:56:46Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:export]] ==Verb== {{verb|export|exports|exported|exporting}} #If you '''export''' something, you [[send]] it out of the country, usually for business purposes. #:''Canada will '''export''' up to 450,000 barrels per day of crude oil to China.'' #:''Syria is '''exporting''' its terrorist ideas to other countries in the area.'' ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #'''Export''' is the act or business of exporting things. #:''A shipment of computers is being loaded on the ship for '''export''' to Singapore.'' {{noun}} #An '''export''' is something that you send out of the country, usually for business purposes. #''Bananas are Ecuador's largest '''export'''.'' [[en:export]] [[fr:export]] [[io:export]] [[it:export]] [[ru:export]] [[fi:export]] [[ta:export]] [[vi:export]] [[zh:export]] 12322 2006-11-16T12:06:40Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Verb== {{verb|export|exports|exported|exporting}} #If you '''export''' something, you [[send]] it out of the country, usually for business purposes. #:''Canada will '''export''' up to 450,000 barrels per day of crude oil to China.'' #:''Syria is '''exporting''' its terrorist ideas to other countries in the area.'' ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #'''Export''' is the act or business of exporting things. #:''A shipment of computers is being loaded on the ship for '''export''' to Singapore.'' {{noun}} #An '''export''' is something that you send out of the country, usually for business purposes. #''Bananas are Ecuador's largest '''export'''.'' [[en:export]] [[fr:export]] [[io:export]] [[it:export]] [[ru:export]] [[fi:export]] [[ta:export]] [[vi:export]] [[zh:export]] 12600 2006-11-25T08:25:43Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ja:export]] {{AWL}} ==Verb== {{verb|export|exports|exported|exporting}} #If you '''export''' something, you [[send]] it out of the country, usually for business purposes. #:''Canada will '''export''' up to 450,000 barrels per day of crude oil to China.'' #:''Syria is '''exporting''' its terrorist ideas to other countries in the area.'' ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #'''Export''' is the act or business of exporting things. #:''A shipment of computers is being loaded on the ship for '''export''' to Singapore.'' {{noun}} #An '''export''' is something that you send out of the country, usually for business purposes. #''Bananas are Ecuador's largest '''export'''.'' [[en:export]] [[fr:export]] [[io:export]] [[it:export]] [[ja:export]] [[ru:export]] [[fi:export]] [[ta:export]] [[vi:export]] [[zh:export]] 14040 2006-12-20T20:02:35Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:export]] {{AWL}} ==Verb== {{verb|export|exports|exported|exporting}} #If you '''export''' something, you [[send]] it out of the country, usually for business purposes. #:''Canada will '''export''' up to 450,000 barrels per day of crude oil to China.'' #:''Syria is '''exporting''' its terrorist ideas to other countries in the area.'' ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #'''Export''' is the act or business of exporting things. #:''A shipment of computers is being loaded on the ship for '''export''' to Singapore.'' {{noun}} #An '''export''' is something that you send out of the country, usually for business purposes. #''Bananas are Ecuador's largest '''export'''.'' [[en:export]] [[fa:export]] [[fr:export]] [[io:export]] [[it:export]] [[ja:export]] [[ru:export]] [[fi:export]] [[ta:export]] [[vi:export]] [[zh:export]] 3407 8728 2006-08-14T15:37:09Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} #The '''source''' of some material, an idea, a product, etc. is the place it came from originally. #:''XYZ company can't supply these parts anymore, so we need to find a new '''source'''.'' 9172 2006-08-22T04:38:53Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: bg, de, en, et, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ko, pt, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} #The '''source''' of some material, an idea, a product, etc. is the place it came from originally. #:''XYZ company can't supply these parts anymore, so we need to find a new '''source'''.'' [[bg:source]] [[de:source]] [[et:source]] [[en:source]] [[fr:source]] [[ko:source]] [[io:source]] [[it:source]] [[hu:source]] [[pt:source]] [[fi:source]] [[vi:source]] [[zh:source]] 9789 2006-09-10T14:42:00Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: id ==Noun== {{noun}} #The '''source''' of some material, an idea, a product, etc. is the place it came from originally. #:''XYZ company can't supply these parts anymore, so we need to find a new '''source'''.'' [[bg:source]] [[de:source]] [[et:source]] [[en:source]] [[fr:source]] [[ko:source]] [[io:source]] [[id:source]] [[it:source]] [[hu:source]] [[pt:source]] [[fi:source]] [[vi:source]] [[zh:source]] 10230 2006-09-24T14:04:32Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[fa:source]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #The '''source''' of some material, an idea, a product, etc. is the place it came from originally. #:''XYZ company can't supply these parts anymore, so we need to find a new '''source'''.'' [[bg:source]] [[de:source]] [[et:source]] [[en:source]] [[fa:source]] [[fr:source]] [[ko:source]] [[io:source]] [[id:source]] [[it:source]] [[hu:source]] [[pt:source]] [[fi:source]] [[vi:source]] [[zh:source]] 12011 2006-11-09T17:53:48Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ru:source]], [[ta:source]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #The '''source''' of some material, an idea, a product, etc. is the place it came from originally. #:''XYZ company can't supply these parts anymore, so we need to find a new '''source'''.'' [[bg:source]] [[de:source]] [[et:source]] [[en:source]] [[fa:source]] [[fr:source]] [[ko:source]] [[io:source]] [[id:source]] [[it:source]] [[hu:source]] [[pt:source]] [[ru:source]] [[fi:source]] [[ta:source]] [[vi:source]] [[zh:source]] 12323 2006-11-16T12:06:54Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} #The '''source''' of some material, an idea, a product, etc. is the place it came from originally. #:''XYZ company can't supply these parts anymore, so we need to find a new '''source'''.'' [[bg:source]] [[de:source]] [[et:source]] [[en:source]] [[fa:source]] [[fr:source]] [[ko:source]] [[io:source]] [[id:source]] [[it:source]] [[hu:source]] [[pt:source]] [[ru:source]] [[fi:source]] [[ta:source]] [[vi:source]] [[zh:source]] 3408 8729 2006-08-14T15:43:28Z Brett 77 ==Verb== {{verb|assess|assesses|assessed|assessing}} #If you assess a person, idea, skill, process, etc, you [[judge]] or [[measure]] them. #:''In today's test, we will be '''assessing''' your ability to write clearly.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[judge]] 8734 2006-08-14T16:04:13Z Brett 77 ==Verb== {{verb|assess|assesses|assessed|assessing}} #If you assess a person, idea, skill, process, etc, you [[judge]] or [[measure]] them. #:''In today's test, we will be '''assessing''' your ability to write clearly.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[judge]] *[[evaluate]] 8813 2006-08-21T17:36:06Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fr, io, it, pt, zh ==Verb== {{verb|assess|assesses|assessed|assessing}} #If you assess a person, idea, skill, process, etc, you [[judge]] or [[measure]] them. #:''In today's test, we will be '''assessing''' your ability to write clearly.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[judge]] *[[evaluate]] [[en:assess]] [[fr:assess]] [[io:assess]] [[it:assess]] [[pt:assess]] [[zh:assess]] 9448 2006-09-10T11:10:40Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Verb== {{verb|assess|assesses|assessed|assessing}} #If you assess a person, idea, skill, process, etc, you [[judge]] or [[measure]] them. #:''In today's test, we will be '''assessing''' your ability to write clearly.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[judge]] *[[evaluate]] [[en:assess]] [[fr:assess]] [[io:assess]] [[it:assess]] [[pt:assess]] [[vi:assess]] [[zh:assess]] 13807 2006-12-19T01:29:56Z Brett 77 formatting ==Verb== {{verb|assess|assesses|assessed|assessing}} #If you '''assess''' a person, idea, skill, process, etc, you [[judge]] or [[measure]] them. #:''In today's test, we will be '''assessing''' your ability to write clearly.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[judge]] *[[evaluate]] [[en:assess]] [[fr:assess]] [[io:assess]] [[it:assess]] [[pt:assess]] [[vi:assess]] [[zh:assess]] 13912 2006-12-19T22:37:35Z Brett 77 /* Verb */ ==Verb== {{verb|assess|assesses|assessed|assessing}} # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''assess''' a person, idea, skill, process, etc, you [[judge]] or [[measure]] them. #:''In today's test, we will be '''assessing''' your ability to write clearly.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[judge]] *[[evaluate]] [[en:assess]] [[fr:assess]] [[io:assess]] [[it:assess]] [[pt:assess]] [[vi:assess]] [[zh:assess]] 3409 8730 2006-08-14T15:47:23Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun|policy|policies}} #A '''policy''' is an [[official]] [[rule]] or idea that explain how to act in certain [[situation]]s. #:''The college '''policy''' is that teachers may not have any sexual relationship with students.'' 9104 2006-08-22T02:25:55Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, en, fi, fr, hu, it, pt, ta, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun|policy|policies}} #A '''policy''' is an [[official]] [[rule]] or idea that explain how to act in certain [[situation]]s. #:''The college '''policy''' is that teachers may not have any sexual relationship with students.'' [[de:policy]] [[en:policy]] [[fr:policy]] [[it:policy]] [[hu:policy]] [[pt:policy]] [[fi:policy]] [[ta:policy]] [[vi:policy]] [[zh:policy]] 12325 2006-11-16T12:07:07Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun|policy|policies}} #A '''policy''' is an [[official]] [[rule]] or idea that explain how to act in certain [[situation]]s. #:''The college '''policy''' is that teachers may not have any sexual relationship with students.'' [[de:policy]] [[en:policy]] [[fr:policy]] [[it:policy]] [[hu:policy]] [[pt:policy]] [[fi:policy]] [[ta:policy]] [[vi:policy]] [[zh:policy]] 12702 2006-11-26T13:32:00Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:policy]] {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun|policy|policies}} #A '''policy''' is an [[official]] [[rule]] or idea that explain how to act in certain [[situation]]s. #:''The college '''policy''' is that teachers may not have any sexual relationship with students.'' [[de:policy]] [[en:policy]] [[fa:policy]] [[fr:policy]] [[it:policy]] [[hu:policy]] [[pt:policy]] [[fi:policy]] [[ta:policy]] [[vi:policy]] [[zh:policy]] 3410 8731 2006-08-14T15:54:42Z Brett 77 ==Verb== {{verb|derive|derives|derived|deriving}} {{transitive verb}} & {{intransitive verb}} #If X is '''derived''' from Y, X comes from Y in the way that one idea come from another. #:''He '''derived''' a lot of pleasure from teaching.'' #:''Many current theories about learning are '''derived''' from Piaget's earlier theories.'' 8946 2006-08-21T21:37:46Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fr, hu, io, it, sv, zh ==Verb== {{verb|derive|derives|derived|deriving}} {{transitive verb}} & {{intransitive verb}} #If X is '''derived''' from Y, X comes from Y in the way that one idea come from another. #:''He '''derived''' a lot of pleasure from teaching.'' #:''Many current theories about learning are '''derived''' from Piaget's earlier theories.'' [[en:derive]] [[fr:derive]] [[io:derive]] [[it:derive]] [[hu:derive]] [[sv:derive]] [[zh:derive]] 10043 2006-09-24T12:47:55Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[vi:derive]] ==Verb== {{verb|derive|derives|derived|deriving}} {{transitive verb}} & {{intransitive verb}} #If X is '''derived''' from Y, X comes from Y in the way that one idea come from another. #:''He '''derived''' a lot of pleasure from teaching.'' #:''Many current theories about learning are '''derived''' from Piaget's earlier theories.'' [[en:derive]] [[fr:derive]] [[io:derive]] [[it:derive]] [[hu:derive]] [[sv:derive]] [[vi:derive]] [[zh:derive]] 12328 2006-11-16T12:07:27Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Verb== {{verb|derive|derives|derived|deriving}} {{transitive verb}} & {{intransitive verb}} #If X is '''derived''' from Y, X comes from Y in the way that one idea come from another. #:''He '''derived''' a lot of pleasure from teaching.'' #:''Many current theories about learning are '''derived''' from Piaget's earlier theories.'' [[en:derive]] [[fr:derive]] [[io:derive]] [[it:derive]] [[hu:derive]] [[sv:derive]] [[vi:derive]] [[zh:derive]] 3411 8732 2006-08-14T15:58:26Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''factor''' is one of a number of things that [[cause]]s a [[result]]. #:''The main '''factor''' in the success of our program is our excellent teachers.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[cause]] ===Related words=== *[[result]] 8983 2006-08-21T22:49:04Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fa, fr, nl, pl, pt, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''factor''' is one of a number of things that [[cause]]s a [[result]]. #:''The main '''factor''' in the success of our program is our excellent teachers.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[cause]] ===Related words=== *[[result]] [[en:factor]] [[fa:factor]] [[fr:factor]] [[nl:factor]] [[pl:factor]] [[pt:factor]] [[vi:factor]] [[zh:factor]] 9606 2006-09-10T12:32:45Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: fi, ta ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''factor''' is one of a number of things that [[cause]]s a [[result]]. #:''The main '''factor''' in the success of our program is our excellent teachers.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[cause]] ===Related words=== *[[result]] [[en:factor]] [[fa:factor]] [[fr:factor]] [[nl:factor]] [[pl:factor]] [[pt:factor]] [[fi:factor]] [[ta:factor]] [[vi:factor]] [[zh:factor]] 11091 2006-10-15T07:09:26Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ar:factor]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''factor''' is one of a number of things that [[cause]]s a [[result]]. #:''The main '''factor''' in the success of our program is our excellent teachers.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[cause]] ===Related words=== *[[result]] [[ar:factor]] [[en:factor]] [[fa:factor]] [[fr:factor]] [[nl:factor]] [[pl:factor]] [[pt:factor]] [[fi:factor]] [[ta:factor]] [[vi:factor]] [[zh:factor]] 11181 2006-10-17T11:54:24Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:factor]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''factor''' is one of a number of things that [[cause]]s a [[result]]. #:''The main '''factor''' in the success of our program is our excellent teachers.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[cause]] ===Related words=== *[[result]] [[ar:factor]] [[en:factor]] [[fa:factor]] [[fr:factor]] [[nl:factor]] [[pl:factor]] [[pt:factor]] [[ru:factor]] [[fi:factor]] [[ta:factor]] [[vi:factor]] [[zh:factor]] 12329 2006-11-16T12:07:34Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''factor''' is one of a number of things that [[cause]]s a [[result]]. #:''The main '''factor''' in the success of our program is our excellent teachers.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[cause]] ===Related words=== *[[result]] [[ar:factor]] [[en:factor]] [[fa:factor]] [[fr:factor]] [[nl:factor]] [[pl:factor]] [[pt:factor]] [[ru:factor]] [[fi:factor]] [[ta:factor]] [[vi:factor]] [[zh:factor]] 14120 2006-12-21T02:01:00Z Brett 77 + verb stub {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''factor''' is one of a number of things that [[cause]]s a [[result]]. #:''The main '''factor''' in the success of our program is our excellent teachers.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[cause]] ===Related words=== *[[result]] ==Verb== {{Stub}} [[ar:factor]] [[en:factor]] [[fa:factor]] [[fr:factor]] [[nl:factor]] [[pl:factor]] [[pt:factor]] [[ru:factor]] [[fi:factor]] [[ta:factor]] [[vi:factor]] [[zh:factor]] 3412 8733 2006-08-14T16:02:59Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} Also {{mass noun}} #A '''procedure''' is a particular way of doing something. #:''Because police did not follow '''procedure''', the criminal was set free.'' #:''We have decided on new hiring '''procedures''' for employees.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[process]] 9102 2006-08-22T02:22:55Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fr, io, it, nl, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} Also {{mass noun}} #A '''procedure''' is a particular way of doing something. #:''Because police did not follow '''procedure''', the criminal was set free.'' #:''We have decided on new hiring '''procedures''' for employees.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[process]] [[en:procedure]] [[fr:procedure]] [[io:procedure]] [[it:procedure]] [[nl:procedure]] [[vi:procedure]] [[zh:procedure]] 9716 2006-09-10T13:59:23Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ta ==Noun== {{noun}} Also {{mass noun}} #A '''procedure''' is a particular way of doing something. #:''Because police did not follow '''procedure''', the criminal was set free.'' #:''We have decided on new hiring '''procedures''' for employees.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[process]] [[en:procedure]] [[fr:procedure]] [[io:procedure]] [[it:procedure]] [[nl:procedure]] [[ta:procedure]] [[vi:procedure]] [[zh:procedure]] 10398 2006-10-05T22:46:46Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:procedure]] ==Noun== {{noun}} Also {{mass noun}} #A '''procedure''' is a particular way of doing something. #:''Because police did not follow '''procedure''', the criminal was set free.'' #:''We have decided on new hiring '''procedures''' for employees.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[process]] [[en:procedure]] [[fa:procedure]] [[fr:procedure]] [[io:procedure]] [[it:procedure]] [[nl:procedure]] [[ta:procedure]] [[vi:procedure]] [[zh:procedure]] 12330 2006-11-16T12:07:41Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} Also {{mass noun}} #A '''procedure''' is a particular way of doing something. #:''Because police did not follow '''procedure''', the criminal was set free.'' #:''We have decided on new hiring '''procedures''' for employees.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[process]] [[en:procedure]] [[fa:procedure]] [[fr:procedure]] [[io:procedure]] [[it:procedure]] [[nl:procedure]] [[ta:procedure]] [[vi:procedure]] [[zh:procedure]] 12709 2006-11-26T14:06:18Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:procedure]] {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} Also {{mass noun}} #A '''procedure''' is a particular way of doing something. #:''Because police did not follow '''procedure''', the criminal was set free.'' #:''We have decided on new hiring '''procedures''' for employees.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[process]] [[en:procedure]] [[fa:procedure]] [[fr:procedure]] [[io:procedure]] [[it:procedure]] [[nl:procedure]] [[ru:procedure]] [[ta:procedure]] [[vi:procedure]] [[zh:procedure]] 13915 2006-12-19T22:39:26Z Brett 77 formatting {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # ({{countable}} & {{mass noun}}) A '''procedure''' is a particular way of doing something. #:''Because police did not follow '''procedure''', the criminal was set free.'' #:''We have decided on new hiring '''procedures''' for employees.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[process]] [[en:procedure]] [[fa:procedure]] [[fr:procedure]] [[io:procedure]] [[it:procedure]] [[nl:procedure]] [[ru:procedure]] [[ta:procedure]] [[vi:procedure]] [[zh:procedure]] 3413 8735 2006-08-14T16:09:02Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} Also {{mass noun}} #An '''assessment''' of a person, idea, skill, process, etc, is a [[judgement]] or [[measurement]] them. #:''The results of your recent job '''assessment''' are excellent.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[judgement]] *[[evaluation]] 8736 2006-08-14T16:09:20Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} Also {{mass noun}} #An '''assessment''' of a person, idea, skill, process, etc, is a [[judgement]] or [[measurement]] of them. #:''The results of your recent job '''assessment''' are excellent.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[judgement]] *[[evaluation]] 8812 2006-08-21T17:35:09Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: bg, en, it, pt, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} Also {{mass noun}} #An '''assessment''' of a person, idea, skill, process, etc, is a [[judgement]] or [[measurement]] of them. #:''The results of your recent job '''assessment''' are excellent.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[judgement]] *[[evaluation]] [[bg:assessment]] [[en:assessment]] [[it:assessment]] [[pt:assessment]] [[zh:assessment]] 9447 2006-09-10T11:10:30Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: vi ==Noun== {{noun}} Also {{mass noun}} #An '''assessment''' of a person, idea, skill, process, etc, is a [[judgement]] or [[measurement]] of them. #:''The results of your recent job '''assessment''' are excellent.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[judgement]] *[[evaluation]] [[bg:assessment]] [[en:assessment]] [[it:assessment]] [[pt:assessment]] [[vi:assessment]] [[zh:assessment]] 9944 2006-09-24T12:12:08Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ta:assessment]] ==Noun== {{noun}} Also {{mass noun}} #An '''assessment''' of a person, idea, skill, process, etc, is a [[judgement]] or [[measurement]] of them. #:''The results of your recent job '''assessment''' are excellent.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[judgement]] *[[evaluation]] [[bg:assessment]] [[en:assessment]] [[it:assessment]] [[pt:assessment]] [[ta:assessment]] [[vi:assessment]] [[zh:assessment]] 11114 2006-10-16T07:22:17Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:assessment]] ==Noun== {{noun}} Also {{mass noun}} #An '''assessment''' of a person, idea, skill, process, etc, is a [[judgement]] or [[measurement]] of them. #:''The results of your recent job '''assessment''' are excellent.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[judgement]] *[[evaluation]] [[bg:assessment]] [[en:assessment]] [[it:assessment]] [[pt:assessment]] [[ru:assessment]] [[ta:assessment]] [[vi:assessment]] [[zh:assessment]] 12248 2006-11-13T16:15:08Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fi:assessment]] ==Noun== {{noun}} Also {{mass noun}} #An '''assessment''' of a person, idea, skill, process, etc, is a [[judgement]] or [[measurement]] of them. #:''The results of your recent job '''assessment''' are excellent.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[judgement]] *[[evaluation]] [[bg:assessment]] [[en:assessment]] [[it:assessment]] [[pt:assessment]] [[ru:assessment]] [[fi:assessment]] [[ta:assessment]] [[vi:assessment]] [[zh:assessment]] 12324 2006-11-16T12:07:01Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} Also {{mass noun}} #An '''assessment''' of a person, idea, skill, process, etc, is a [[judgement]] or [[measurement]] of them. #:''The results of your recent job '''assessment''' are excellent.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[judgement]] *[[evaluation]] [[bg:assessment]] [[en:assessment]] [[it:assessment]] [[pt:assessment]] [[ru:assessment]] [[fi:assessment]] [[ta:assessment]] [[vi:assessment]] [[zh:assessment]] 3414 8738 2006-08-14T16:13:33Z Brett 77 ==Verb== {{verb|assume|assumes|assumed|assuming}} {{transitive verb}} & {{intransitive verb}} #If you '''assume''' something, you [[guess]] or believe something without having enough information to know that it's true. #:''Oh, hello. I '''assume''' you're the new student, are you?'' 8810 2006-08-21T17:32:16Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, gl, io, it, ja, pl ==Verb== {{verb|assume|assumes|assumed|assuming}} {{transitive verb}} & {{intransitive verb}} #If you '''assume''' something, you [[guess]] or believe something without having enough information to know that it's true. #:''Oh, hello. I '''assume''' you're the new student, are you?'' [[en:assume]] [[fr:assume]] [[gl:assume]] [[io:assume]] [[it:assume]] [[ja:assume]] [[pl:assume]] [[fi:assume]] 9444 2006-09-10T11:08:30Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ta, vi ==Verb== {{verb|assume|assumes|assumed|assuming}} {{transitive verb}} & {{intransitive verb}} #If you '''assume''' something, you [[guess]] or believe something without having enough information to know that it's true. #:''Oh, hello. I '''assume''' you're the new student, are you?'' [[en:assume]] [[fr:assume]] [[gl:assume]] [[io:assume]] [[it:assume]] [[ja:assume]] [[pl:assume]] [[fi:assume]] [[ta:assume]] [[vi:assume]] 12341 2006-11-16T12:11:14Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Verb== {{verb|assume|assumes|assumed|assuming}} {{transitive verb}} & {{intransitive verb}} #If you '''assume''' something, you [[guess]] or believe something without having enough information to know that it's true. #:''Oh, hello. I '''assume''' you're the new student, are you?'' [[en:assume]] [[fr:assume]] [[gl:assume]] [[io:assume]] [[it:assume]] [[ja:assume]] [[pl:assume]] [[fi:assume]] [[ta:assume]] [[vi:assume]] 3415 8739 2006-08-14T16:17:04Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''theory''' is an idea that tries to [[explain]] an [[observation]]. #:''The new information showed that his '''theory''' about growth was incorrect.'' #:''Nobody has disproved Darwin's '''theory''' of evolution.'' 9160 2006-08-22T04:22:52Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: el, en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, pt, ta, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''theory''' is an idea that tries to [[explain]] an [[observation]]. #:''The new information showed that his '''theory''' about growth was incorrect.'' #:''Nobody has disproved Darwin's '''theory''' of evolution.'' [[el:theory]] [[en:theory]] [[fr:theory]] [[io:theory]] [[it:theory]] [[hu:theory]] [[pt:theory]] [[fi:theory]] [[ta:theory]] [[zh:theory]] 10815 2006-10-11T11:27:04Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[hy:theory]], [[vi:theory]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''theory''' is an idea that tries to [[explain]] an [[observation]]. #:''The new information showed that his '''theory''' about growth was incorrect.'' #:''Nobody has disproved Darwin's '''theory''' of evolution.'' [[el:theory]] [[en:theory]] [[fr:theory]] [[hy:theory]] [[io:theory]] [[it:theory]] [[hu:theory]] [[pt:theory]] [[fi:theory]] [[ta:theory]] [[vi:theory]] [[zh:theory]] 12035 2006-11-09T18:06:23Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ru:theory]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''theory''' is an idea that tries to [[explain]] an [[observation]]. #:''The new information showed that his '''theory''' about growth was incorrect.'' #:''Nobody has disproved Darwin's '''theory''' of evolution.'' [[el:theory]] [[en:theory]] [[fr:theory]] [[hy:theory]] [[io:theory]] [[it:theory]] [[hu:theory]] [[pt:theory]] [[ru:theory]] [[fi:theory]] [[ta:theory]] [[vi:theory]] [[zh:theory]] 12340 2006-11-16T12:11:10Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''theory''' is an idea that tries to [[explain]] an [[observation]]. #:''The new information showed that his '''theory''' about growth was incorrect.'' #:''Nobody has disproved Darwin's '''theory''' of evolution.'' [[el:theory]] [[en:theory]] [[fr:theory]] [[hy:theory]] [[io:theory]] [[it:theory]] [[hu:theory]] [[pt:theory]] [[ru:theory]] [[fi:theory]] [[ta:theory]] [[vi:theory]] [[zh:theory]] 3416 8740 2006-08-14T16:22:27Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} Also {{mass noun}} #A '''benefit''' is something good that comes from something else. #''Although it was her idea, she received no '''benefit''' from the new program.'' #''With the new job, comes many new '''benefit'''s, such as dental and medical insurance.'' 8744 2006-08-14T16:30:24Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} Also {{mass noun}} #A '''benefit''' is something good that comes from something else. #''Although it was her idea, she received no '''benefit''' from the new program.'' #''With the new job, comes many new '''benefit'''s, such as dental and medical insurance.'' ==Verb== {{verb|benefit|benefits|benefitted|benefitting}} #If you '''benefit''' from something, you get something good from it. #:''My health has really '''benefitted''' from all the exercise I'm getting.'' 8863 2006-08-21T18:50:54Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, gl, hu, io, it, pt, ru, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} Also {{mass noun}} #A '''benefit''' is something good that comes from something else. #''Although it was her idea, she received no '''benefit''' from the new program.'' #''With the new job, comes many new '''benefit'''s, such as dental and medical insurance.'' ==Verb== {{verb|benefit|benefits|benefitted|benefitting}} #If you '''benefit''' from something, you get something good from it. #:''My health has really '''benefitted''' from all the exercise I'm getting.'' [[en:benefit]] [[fr:benefit]] [[gl:benefit]] [[io:benefit]] [[it:benefit]] [[hu:benefit]] [[pt:benefit]] [[ru:benefit]] [[fi:benefit]] [[zh:benefit]] 9490 2006-09-10T11:30:06Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ta, vi ==Noun== {{noun}} Also {{mass noun}} #A '''benefit''' is something good that comes from something else. #''Although it was her idea, she received no '''benefit''' from the new program.'' #''With the new job, comes many new '''benefit'''s, such as dental and medical insurance.'' ==Verb== {{verb|benefit|benefits|benefitted|benefitting}} #If you '''benefit''' from something, you get something good from it. #:''My health has really '''benefitted''' from all the exercise I'm getting.'' [[en:benefit]] [[fr:benefit]] [[gl:benefit]] [[io:benefit]] [[it:benefit]] [[hu:benefit]] [[pt:benefit]] [[ru:benefit]] [[fi:benefit]] [[ta:benefit]] [[vi:benefit]] [[zh:benefit]] 12215 2006-11-12T16:34:10Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:benefit]] ==Noun== {{noun}} Also {{mass noun}} #A '''benefit''' is something good that comes from something else. #''Although it was her idea, she received no '''benefit''' from the new program.'' #''With the new job, comes many new '''benefit'''s, such as dental and medical insurance.'' ==Verb== {{verb|benefit|benefits|benefitted|benefitting}} #If you '''benefit''' from something, you get something good from it. #:''My health has really '''benefitted''' from all the exercise I'm getting.'' [[en:benefit]] [[fa:benefit]] [[fr:benefit]] [[gl:benefit]] [[io:benefit]] [[it:benefit]] [[hu:benefit]] [[pt:benefit]] [[ru:benefit]] [[fi:benefit]] [[ta:benefit]] [[vi:benefit]] [[zh:benefit]] 12339 2006-11-16T12:11:05Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} Also {{mass noun}} #A '''benefit''' is something good that comes from something else. #''Although it was her idea, she received no '''benefit''' from the new program.'' #''With the new job, comes many new '''benefit'''s, such as dental and medical insurance.'' ==Verb== {{verb|benefit|benefits|benefitted|benefitting}} #If you '''benefit''' from something, you get something good from it. #:''My health has really '''benefitted''' from all the exercise I'm getting.'' [[en:benefit]] [[fa:benefit]] [[fr:benefit]] [[gl:benefit]] [[io:benefit]] [[it:benefit]] [[hu:benefit]] [[pt:benefit]] [[ru:benefit]] [[fi:benefit]] [[ta:benefit]] [[vi:benefit]] [[zh:benefit]] 3417 8742 2006-08-14T16:27:46Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #'''Evidence''' is [[fact]]s or [[observation]]s that [[support]] an idea. #:''The gun is '''evidence''' that professor Pickle killed Mr. Mustard.'' 8969 2006-08-21T22:23:20Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, it, zh ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #'''Evidence''' is [[fact]]s or [[observation]]s that [[support]] an idea. #:''The gun is '''evidence''' that professor Pickle killed Mr. Mustard.'' [[en:evidence]] [[fr:evidence]] [[it:evidence]] [[hu:evidence]] [[fi:evidence]] [[zh:evidence]] 9612 2006-09-10T12:34:06Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ta, vi ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #'''Evidence''' is [[fact]]s or [[observation]]s that [[support]] an idea. #:''The gun is '''evidence''' that professor Pickle killed Mr. Mustard.'' [[en:evidence]] [[fr:evidence]] [[it:evidence]] [[hu:evidence]] [[fi:evidence]] [[ta:evidence]] [[vi:evidence]] [[zh:evidence]] 11165 2006-10-16T23:30:01Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:evidence]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #'''Evidence''' is [[fact]]s or [[observation]]s that [[support]] an idea. #:''The gun is '''evidence''' that professor Pickle killed Mr. Mustard.'' [[en:evidence]] [[fr:evidence]] [[it:evidence]] [[hu:evidence]] [[ru:evidence]] [[fi:evidence]] [[ta:evidence]] [[vi:evidence]] [[zh:evidence]] 12338 2006-11-16T12:11:01Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #'''Evidence''' is [[fact]]s or [[observation]]s that [[support]] an idea. #:''The gun is '''evidence''' that professor Pickle killed Mr. Mustard.'' [[en:evidence]] [[fr:evidence]] [[it:evidence]] [[hu:evidence]] [[ru:evidence]] [[fi:evidence]] [[ta:evidence]] [[vi:evidence]] [[zh:evidence]] 13676 2006-12-12T07:17:00Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[et:evidence]], [[io:evidence]] {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #'''Evidence''' is [[fact]]s or [[observation]]s that [[support]] an idea. #:''The gun is '''evidence''' that professor Pickle killed Mr. Mustard.'' [[et:evidence]] [[en:evidence]] [[fr:evidence]] [[io:evidence]] [[it:evidence]] [[hu:evidence]] [[ru:evidence]] [[fi:evidence]] [[ta:evidence]] [[vi:evidence]] [[zh:evidence]] 3418 8746 2006-08-14T18:06:22Z Cromwellt 61 I'll try to fix it (when I have a bit of time) This page doesn't do anything at the moment, but I think we can fix it so that it works like it does on SEWikipedia. I'll try to fix it. In the mean time, I've removed the deletion request. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 18:06, 14 August 2006 (UTC) 8754 2006-08-15T21:46:05Z Gmcfoley 41 This page doesn't do anything at the moment, but I think we can fix it so that it works like it does on SEWikipedia. I'll try to fix it. In the mean time, I've removed the deletion request. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 18:06, 14 August 2006 (UTC) :Try [[MediaWiki:Recentchangestext]] --[[User:Gmcfoley|Gerard Foley]] 21:46, 15 August 2006 (UTC) 3419 8749 2006-08-15T02:22:04Z Brett 77 ==Introduction== These fourteen basewrd lists are the ones made using family frequency figures from the 10 million token spoken section of the British National Corpus (BNC). They were compiled by [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/nation.aspx Paul Nation]. A description of the making of the lists based on the BNC, their validation and their use can be found in an article to appear in the ''Canadian Modern Language Review''. Nation, I.S.P. (in press) "How large a vocabulary is needed for reading and listening?" The division of the words in fourteen 1000-word-family lists was done using range and frequency data from running the word families through the 10,000,000 token spoken section of the British National Corpus.Previously the lists had been sequenced using figures from the whole BNC but because of the overwhelming amount of formal written material this resulted in lists that did not satisfactorily represent informal spoken uses of English. Within a given 1000-word list, words are in alphabetical order, not frequency order. Names of countries, the people of those countries and the major languages of those countries were included in the lists according to their range, frequency and dispersion figures. Most other proper nouns, such as people’s names, the names of cities, and the names of mountain ranges, were not included in the lists. There is however a separate list of proper nouns that can be run with the program called basewrd15.txt. These are words indicated as being proper nouns in the BNC list plus a large number of other words that appeared in the various corpora and texts that have been run through the program while the lists were being developed. A few very common abbreviations such as ROM, UNESCO eg, were included in the lists. Abbreviations of words already in the files, for example hon for honourable and revd for reverend were included as family members of the headword. Compound words were included as headwords, even when they were transparent, for example, airbase, alehouse, breastfeed. The criteria used to make word families were based on Bauer and Nation’s (1993) level 6, which includes all the affixes from levels 2 to 6 (see Table 2). ===Table 2: Word family levels=== Level 1 *A different form is a different word. Capitalization is ignored. Level 2 *Regularly inflected words are part of the same family. The inflectional categories are - plural; third person singular present tense; past tense; past participle; -ing; comparative; superlative; possessive. Level 3 *-able, -er, -ish, -less, -ly, -ness, -th, -y, non-, un-, all with restricted uses. Level 4 *-al, -ation, -ess, -ful, -ism, -ist, -ity, -ize, -ment, -ous, in-, all with restricted uses. Level 5 *-age (leakage), -al (arrival), -ally (idiotically), -an (American), -ance (clearance), -ant (consultant), -ary (revolutionary), -atory (confirmatory), -dom (kingdom; officialdom), -eer (black marketeer), -en (wooden), -en (widen), -ence (emergence), -ent (absorbent), -ery (bakery; trickery), -ese (Japanese; officialese), -esque (picturesque), -ette (usherette; roomette), -hood (childhood), -i (Israeli), -ian (phonetician; Johnsonian), -ite (Paisleyite; also chemical meaning), -let (coverlet), -ling (duckling), -ly (leisurely), -most (topmost), -ory (contradictory), -ship (studentship), -ward (homeward), -ways (crossways), -wise (endwise; discussion-wise), anti- (anti-inflation), ante- (anteroom), arch- (archbishop), bi- (biplane), circum- (circumnavigate), counter- (counter-attack), en- (encage; enslave), ex- (ex-president), fore- (forename), hyper- (hyperactive), inter- (inter-African, interweave), mid- (mid-week), mis- (misfit), neo- (neo-colonialism), post- (post-date), pro- (pro-British), semi- (semi-automatic), sub- (subclassify; subterranean), un- (untie; unburden). Level 6 *-able, -ee, -ic, -ify, -ion, -ist, -ition, -ive, -th, -y, pre-, re-. [[Wiktionary:BNC spoken freq 01|1-1000]] ==1001-2000== [[Category:Wordlists]] 8761 2006-08-16T16:04:44Z Brett 77 ==Introduction== These fourteen basewrd lists are the ones made using family frequency figures from the 10 million token spoken section of the British National Corpus (BNC). They were compiled by [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/nation.aspx Paul Nation]. A description of the making of the lists based on the BNC, their validation and their use can be found in an article to appear in the ''Canadian Modern Language Review''. Nation, I.S.P. (in press) "How large a vocabulary is needed for reading and listening?" The division of the words in fourteen 1000-word-family lists was done using range and frequency data from running the word families through the 10,000,000 token spoken section of the British National Corpus.Previously the lists had been sequenced using figures from the whole BNC but because of the overwhelming amount of formal written material this resulted in lists that did not satisfactorily represent informal spoken uses of English. Within a given 1000-word list, words are in alphabetical order, not frequency order. Names of countries, the people of those countries and the major languages of those countries were included in the lists according to their range, frequency and dispersion figures. Most other proper nouns, such as people’s names, the names of cities, and the names of mountain ranges, were not included in the lists. There is however a separate list of proper nouns that can be run with the program called basewrd15.txt. These are words indicated as being proper nouns in the BNC list plus a large number of other words that appeared in the various corpora and texts that have been run through the program while the lists were being developed. A few very common abbreviations such as ROM, UNESCO eg, were included in the lists. Abbreviations of words already in the files, for example hon for honourable and revd for reverend were included as family members of the headword. Compound words were included as headwords, even when they were transparent, for example, airbase, alehouse, breastfeed. The criteria used to make word families were based on Bauer and Nation’s (1993) level 6, which includes all the affixes from levels 2 to 6 (see Table 2). ===Table 2: Word family levels=== Level 1 *A different form is a different word. Capitalization is ignored. Level 2 *Regularly inflected words are part of the same family. The inflectional categories are - plural; third person singular present tense; past tense; past participle; -ing; comparative; superlative; possessive. Level 3 *-able, -er, -ish, -less, -ly, -ness, -th, -y, non-, un-, all with restricted uses. Level 4 *-al, -ation, -ess, -ful, -ism, -ist, -ity, -ize, -ment, -ous, in-, all with restricted uses. Level 5 *-age (leakage), -al (arrival), -ally (idiotically), -an (American), -ance (clearance), -ant (consultant), -ary (revolutionary), -atory (confirmatory), -dom (kingdom; officialdom), -eer (black marketeer), -en (wooden), -en (widen), -ence (emergence), -ent (absorbent), -ery (bakery; trickery), -ese (Japanese; officialese), -esque (picturesque), -ette (usherette; roomette), -hood (childhood), -i (Israeli), -ian (phonetician; Johnsonian), -ite (Paisleyite; also chemical meaning), -let (coverlet), -ling (duckling), -ly (leisurely), -most (topmost), -ory (contradictory), -ship (studentship), -ward (homeward), -ways (crossways), -wise (endwise; discussion-wise), anti- (anti-inflation), ante- (anteroom), arch- (archbishop), bi- (biplane), circum- (circumnavigate), counter- (counter-attack), en- (encage; enslave), ex- (ex-president), fore- (forename), hyper- (hyperactive), inter- (inter-African, interweave), mid- (mid-week), mis- (misfit), neo- (neo-colonialism), post- (post-date), pro- (pro-British), semi- (semi-automatic), sub- (subclassify; subterranean), un- (untie; unburden). Level 6 *-able, -ee, -ic, -ify, -ion, -ist, -ition, -ive, -th, -y, pre-, re-. ==Lists== [[Wiktionary:BNC spoken freq 01|1-1000]] [[Wiktionary:BNC spoken freq 02|1001-2000]] [[Wiktionary:BNC spoken freq 03|2001-3000]] [[Category:Wordlists]] 8762 2006-08-16T16:07:41Z Brett 77 /* Table 2: Word family levels */ ==Introduction== These fourteen basewrd lists are the ones made using family frequency figures from the 10 million token spoken section of the British National Corpus (BNC). They were compiled by [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/nation.aspx Paul Nation]. A description of the making of the lists based on the BNC, their validation and their use can be found in an article to appear in the ''Canadian Modern Language Review''. Nation, I.S.P. (in press) "How large a vocabulary is needed for reading and listening?" The division of the words in fourteen 1000-word-family lists was done using range and frequency data from running the word families through the 10,000,000 token spoken section of the British National Corpus.Previously the lists had been sequenced using figures from the whole BNC but because of the overwhelming amount of formal written material this resulted in lists that did not satisfactorily represent informal spoken uses of English. Within a given 1000-word list, words are in alphabetical order, not frequency order. Names of countries, the people of those countries and the major languages of those countries were included in the lists according to their range, frequency and dispersion figures. Most other proper nouns, such as people’s names, the names of cities, and the names of mountain ranges, were not included in the lists. There is however a separate list of proper nouns that can be run with the program called basewrd15.txt. These are words indicated as being proper nouns in the BNC list plus a large number of other words that appeared in the various corpora and texts that have been run through the program while the lists were being developed. A few very common abbreviations such as ROM, UNESCO eg, were included in the lists. Abbreviations of words already in the files, for example hon for honourable and revd for reverend were included as family members of the headword. Compound words were included as headwords, even when they were transparent, for example, airbase, alehouse, breastfeed. The criteria used to make word families were based on Bauer and Nation’s (1993) level 6, which includes all the affixes from levels 2 to 6 (see Table 2). ===Table 2: Word family levels=== ---- Level 1 *A different form is a different word. Capitalization is ignored. Level 2 *Regularly inflected words are part of the same family. The inflectional categories are - plural; third person singular present tense; past tense; past participle; -ing; comparative; superlative; possessive. Level 3 *-able, -er, -ish, -less, -ly, -ness, -th, -y, non-, un-, all with restricted uses. Level 4 *-al, -ation, -ess, -ful, -ism, -ist, -ity, -ize, -ment, -ous, in-, all with restricted uses. Level 5 *-age (leakage), -al (arrival), -ally (idiotically), -an (American), -ance (clearance), -ant (consultant), -ary (revolutionary), -atory (confirmatory), -dom (kingdom; officialdom), -eer (black marketeer), -en (wooden), -en (widen), -ence (emergence), -ent (absorbent), -ery (bakery; trickery), -ese (Japanese; officialese), -esque (picturesque), -ette (usherette; roomette), -hood (childhood), -i (Israeli), -ian (phonetician; Johnsonian), -ite (Paisleyite; also chemical meaning), -let (coverlet), -ling (duckling), -ly (leisurely), -most (topmost), -ory (contradictory), -ship (studentship), -ward (homeward), -ways (crossways), -wise (endwise; discussion-wise), anti- (anti-inflation), ante- (anteroom), arch- (archbishop), bi- (biplane), circum- (circumnavigate), counter- (counter-attack), en- (encage; enslave), ex- (ex-president), fore- (forename), hyper- (hyperactive), inter- (inter-African, interweave), mid- (mid-week), mis- (misfit), neo- (neo-colonialism), post- (post-date), pro- (pro-British), semi- (semi-automatic), sub- (subclassify; subterranean), un- (untie; unburden). Level 6 *-able, -ee, -ic, -ify, -ion, -ist, -ition, -ive, -th, -y, pre-, re-. ---- ==Lists== [[Wiktionary:BNC spoken freq 01|1-1000]] [[Wiktionary:BNC spoken freq 02|1001-2000]] [[Wiktionary:BNC spoken freq 03|2001-3000]] [[Category:Wordlists]] 8763 2006-08-16T16:08:44Z Brett 77 /* Lists */ ==Introduction== These fourteen basewrd lists are the ones made using family frequency figures from the 10 million token spoken section of the British National Corpus (BNC). They were compiled by [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/nation.aspx Paul Nation]. A description of the making of the lists based on the BNC, their validation and their use can be found in an article to appear in the ''Canadian Modern Language Review''. Nation, I.S.P. (in press) "How large a vocabulary is needed for reading and listening?" The division of the words in fourteen 1000-word-family lists was done using range and frequency data from running the word families through the 10,000,000 token spoken section of the British National Corpus.Previously the lists had been sequenced using figures from the whole BNC but because of the overwhelming amount of formal written material this resulted in lists that did not satisfactorily represent informal spoken uses of English. Within a given 1000-word list, words are in alphabetical order, not frequency order. Names of countries, the people of those countries and the major languages of those countries were included in the lists according to their range, frequency and dispersion figures. Most other proper nouns, such as people’s names, the names of cities, and the names of mountain ranges, were not included in the lists. There is however a separate list of proper nouns that can be run with the program called basewrd15.txt. These are words indicated as being proper nouns in the BNC list plus a large number of other words that appeared in the various corpora and texts that have been run through the program while the lists were being developed. A few very common abbreviations such as ROM, UNESCO eg, were included in the lists. Abbreviations of words already in the files, for example hon for honourable and revd for reverend were included as family members of the headword. Compound words were included as headwords, even when they were transparent, for example, airbase, alehouse, breastfeed. The criteria used to make word families were based on Bauer and Nation’s (1993) level 6, which includes all the affixes from levels 2 to 6 (see Table 2). ===Table 2: Word family levels=== ---- Level 1 *A different form is a different word. Capitalization is ignored. Level 2 *Regularly inflected words are part of the same family. The inflectional categories are - plural; third person singular present tense; past tense; past participle; -ing; comparative; superlative; possessive. Level 3 *-able, -er, -ish, -less, -ly, -ness, -th, -y, non-, un-, all with restricted uses. Level 4 *-al, -ation, -ess, -ful, -ism, -ist, -ity, -ize, -ment, -ous, in-, all with restricted uses. Level 5 *-age (leakage), -al (arrival), -ally (idiotically), -an (American), -ance (clearance), -ant (consultant), -ary (revolutionary), -atory (confirmatory), -dom (kingdom; officialdom), -eer (black marketeer), -en (wooden), -en (widen), -ence (emergence), -ent (absorbent), -ery (bakery; trickery), -ese (Japanese; officialese), -esque (picturesque), -ette (usherette; roomette), -hood (childhood), -i (Israeli), -ian (phonetician; Johnsonian), -ite (Paisleyite; also chemical meaning), -let (coverlet), -ling (duckling), -ly (leisurely), -most (topmost), -ory (contradictory), -ship (studentship), -ward (homeward), -ways (crossways), -wise (endwise; discussion-wise), anti- (anti-inflation), ante- (anteroom), arch- (archbishop), bi- (biplane), circum- (circumnavigate), counter- (counter-attack), en- (encage; enslave), ex- (ex-president), fore- (forename), hyper- (hyperactive), inter- (inter-African, interweave), mid- (mid-week), mis- (misfit), neo- (neo-colonialism), post- (post-date), pro- (pro-British), semi- (semi-automatic), sub- (subclassify; subterranean), un- (untie; unburden). Level 6 *-able, -ee, -ic, -ify, -ion, -ist, -ition, -ive, -th, -y, pre-, re-. ---- ==Lists== #[[Wiktionary:BNC spoken freq 01|1-1000]] #[[Wiktionary:BNC spoken freq 02|1001-2000]] #[[Wiktionary:BNC spoken freq 03|2001-3000]] [[Category:Wordlists]] 9287 2006-08-27T13:11:43Z Brett 77 ==Introduction== These "basewrd" lists are three of the fourteen made using family frequency figures from the 10 million token spoken section of the British National Corpus (BNC). They were compiled by [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/nation.aspx Paul Nation]. A description of the making of the lists based on the BNC, their validation and their use can be found in an article to appear in the ''Canadian Modern Language Review''. Nation, I.S.P. (in press) "How large a vocabulary is needed for reading and listening?" The division of the words in fourteen 1000-word-family lists was done using range and frequency data from running the word families through the 10,000,000 token spoken section of the British National Corpus.Previously the lists had been sequenced using figures from the whole BNC but because of the overwhelming amount of formal written material this resulted in lists that did not satisfactorily represent informal spoken uses of English. Within a given 1000-word list, words are in alphabetical order, not frequency order. Names of countries, the people of those countries and the major languages of those countries were included in the lists according to their range, frequency and dispersion figures. Most other proper nouns, such as people’s names, the names of cities, and the names of mountain ranges, were not included in the lists. There is however a separate list of proper nouns that can be run with the program called basewrd15.txt. These are words indicated as being proper nouns in the BNC list plus a large number of other words that appeared in the various corpora and texts that have been run through the program while the lists were being developed. A few very common abbreviations such as ROM, UNESCO eg, were included in the lists. Abbreviations of words already in the files, for example hon for honourable and revd for reverend were included as family members of the headword. Compound words were included as headwords, even when they were transparent, for example, airbase, alehouse, breastfeed. The criteria used to make word families were based on Bauer and Nation’s (1993) level 6, which includes all the affixes from levels 2 to 6 (see Table 2). ===Table 2: Word family levels=== ---- Level 1 *A different form is a different word. Capitalization is ignored. Level 2 *Regularly inflected words are part of the same family. The inflectional categories are - plural; third person singular present tense; past tense; past participle; -ing; comparative; superlative; possessive. Level 3 *-able, -er, -ish, -less, -ly, -ness, -th, -y, non-, un-, all with restricted uses. Level 4 *-al, -ation, -ess, -ful, -ism, -ist, -ity, -ize, -ment, -ous, in-, all with restricted uses. Level 5 *-age (leakage), -al (arrival), -ally (idiotically), -an (American), -ance (clearance), -ant (consultant), -ary (revolutionary), -atory (confirmatory), -dom (kingdom; officialdom), -eer (black marketeer), -en (wooden), -en (widen), -ence (emergence), -ent (absorbent), -ery (bakery; trickery), -ese (Japanese; officialese), -esque (picturesque), -ette (usherette; roomette), -hood (childhood), -i (Israeli), -ian (phonetician; Johnsonian), -ite (Paisleyite; also chemical meaning), -let (coverlet), -ling (duckling), -ly (leisurely), -most (topmost), -ory (contradictory), -ship (studentship), -ward (homeward), -ways (crossways), -wise (endwise; discussion-wise), anti- (anti-inflation), ante- (anteroom), arch- (archbishop), bi- (biplane), circum- (circumnavigate), counter- (counter-attack), en- (encage; enslave), ex- (ex-president), fore- (forename), hyper- (hyperactive), inter- (inter-African, interweave), mid- (mid-week), mis- (misfit), neo- (neo-colonialism), post- (post-date), pro- (pro-British), semi- (semi-automatic), sub- (subclassify; subterranean), un- (untie; unburden). Level 6 *-able, -ee, -ic, -ify, -ion, -ist, -ition, -ive, -th, -y, pre-, re-. ---- ==Lists== #[[Wiktionary:BNC spoken freq 01|1-1000]] #[[Wiktionary:BNC spoken freq 02|1001-2000]] #[[Wiktionary:BNC spoken freq 03|2001-3000]] [[Category:Wordlists]] 9288 2006-08-27T13:12:21Z Brett 77 /* Introduction */ ==Introduction== These "basewrd" lists are three of the fourteen made using family frequency figures from the 10-million-token spoken section of the British National Corpus (BNC). They were compiled by [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/nation.aspx Paul Nation]. A description of the making of the lists based on the BNC, their validation and their use can be found in an article to appear in the ''Canadian Modern Language Review''. Nation, I.S.P. (in press) "How large a vocabulary is needed for reading and listening?" The division of the words in fourteen 1000-word-family lists was done using range and frequency data from running the word families through the 10,000,000 token spoken section of the British National Corpus.Previously the lists had been sequenced using figures from the whole BNC but because of the overwhelming amount of formal written material this resulted in lists that did not satisfactorily represent informal spoken uses of English. Within a given 1000-word list, words are in alphabetical order, not frequency order. Names of countries, the people of those countries and the major languages of those countries were included in the lists according to their range, frequency and dispersion figures. Most other proper nouns, such as people’s names, the names of cities, and the names of mountain ranges, were not included in the lists. There is however a separate list of proper nouns that can be run with the program called basewrd15.txt. These are words indicated as being proper nouns in the BNC list plus a large number of other words that appeared in the various corpora and texts that have been run through the program while the lists were being developed. A few very common abbreviations such as ROM, UNESCO eg, were included in the lists. Abbreviations of words already in the files, for example hon for honourable and revd for reverend were included as family members of the headword. Compound words were included as headwords, even when they were transparent, for example, airbase, alehouse, breastfeed. The criteria used to make word families were based on Bauer and Nation’s (1993) level 6, which includes all the affixes from levels 2 to 6 (see Table 2). ===Table 2: Word family levels=== ---- Level 1 *A different form is a different word. Capitalization is ignored. Level 2 *Regularly inflected words are part of the same family. The inflectional categories are - plural; third person singular present tense; past tense; past participle; -ing; comparative; superlative; possessive. Level 3 *-able, -er, -ish, -less, -ly, -ness, -th, -y, non-, un-, all with restricted uses. Level 4 *-al, -ation, -ess, -ful, -ism, -ist, -ity, -ize, -ment, -ous, in-, all with restricted uses. Level 5 *-age (leakage), -al (arrival), -ally (idiotically), -an (American), -ance (clearance), -ant (consultant), -ary (revolutionary), -atory (confirmatory), -dom (kingdom; officialdom), -eer (black marketeer), -en (wooden), -en (widen), -ence (emergence), -ent (absorbent), -ery (bakery; trickery), -ese (Japanese; officialese), -esque (picturesque), -ette (usherette; roomette), -hood (childhood), -i (Israeli), -ian (phonetician; Johnsonian), -ite (Paisleyite; also chemical meaning), -let (coverlet), -ling (duckling), -ly (leisurely), -most (topmost), -ory (contradictory), -ship (studentship), -ward (homeward), -ways (crossways), -wise (endwise; discussion-wise), anti- (anti-inflation), ante- (anteroom), arch- (archbishop), bi- (biplane), circum- (circumnavigate), counter- (counter-attack), en- (encage; enslave), ex- (ex-president), fore- (forename), hyper- (hyperactive), inter- (inter-African, interweave), mid- (mid-week), mis- (misfit), neo- (neo-colonialism), post- (post-date), pro- (pro-British), semi- (semi-automatic), sub- (subclassify; subterranean), un- (untie; unburden). Level 6 *-able, -ee, -ic, -ify, -ion, -ist, -ition, -ive, -th, -y, pre-, re-. ---- ==Lists== #[[Wiktionary:BNC spoken freq 01|1-1000]] #[[Wiktionary:BNC spoken freq 02|1001-2000]] #[[Wiktionary:BNC spoken freq 03|2001-3000]] [[Category:Wordlists]] 10312 2006-09-28T21:10:07Z Cromwellt 61 basewrd --> baseword (I assume it was a typo) ==Introduction== These "baseword" lists are three of the fourteen made using family frequency figures from the 10-million-token spoken section of the British National Corpus (BNC). They were compiled by [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/nation.aspx Paul Nation]. A description of the making of the lists based on the BNC, their validation and their use can be found in an article to appear in the ''Canadian Modern Language Review''. Nation, I.S.P. (in press) "How large a vocabulary is needed for reading and listening?" The division of the words in fourteen 1000-word-family lists was done using range and frequency data from running the word families through the 10,000,000 token spoken section of the British National Corpus.Previously the lists had been sequenced using figures from the whole BNC but because of the overwhelming amount of formal written material this resulted in lists that did not satisfactorily represent informal spoken uses of English. Within a given 1000-word list, words are in alphabetical order, not frequency order. Names of countries, the people of those countries and the major languages of those countries were included in the lists according to their range, frequency and dispersion figures. Most other proper nouns, such as people’s names, the names of cities, and the names of mountain ranges, were not included in the lists. There is however a separate list of proper nouns that can be run with the program called basewrd15.txt. These are words indicated as being proper nouns in the BNC list plus a large number of other words that appeared in the various corpora and texts that have been run through the program while the lists were being developed. A few very common abbreviations such as ROM, UNESCO eg, were included in the lists. Abbreviations of words already in the files, for example hon for honourable and revd for reverend were included as family members of the headword. Compound words were included as headwords, even when they were transparent, for example, airbase, alehouse, breastfeed. The criteria used to make word families were based on Bauer and Nation’s (1993) level 6, which includes all the affixes from levels 2 to 6 (see Table 2). ===Table 2: Word family levels=== ---- Level 1 *A different form is a different word. Capitalization is ignored. Level 2 *Regularly inflected words are part of the same family. The inflectional categories are - plural; third person singular present tense; past tense; past participle; -ing; comparative; superlative; possessive. Level 3 *-able, -er, -ish, -less, -ly, -ness, -th, -y, non-, un-, all with restricted uses. Level 4 *-al, -ation, -ess, -ful, -ism, -ist, -ity, -ize, -ment, -ous, in-, all with restricted uses. Level 5 *-age (leakage), -al (arrival), -ally (idiotically), -an (American), -ance (clearance), -ant (consultant), -ary (revolutionary), -atory (confirmatory), -dom (kingdom; officialdom), -eer (black marketeer), -en (wooden), -en (widen), -ence (emergence), -ent (absorbent), -ery (bakery; trickery), -ese (Japanese; officialese), -esque (picturesque), -ette (usherette; roomette), -hood (childhood), -i (Israeli), -ian (phonetician; Johnsonian), -ite (Paisleyite; also chemical meaning), -let (coverlet), -ling (duckling), -ly (leisurely), -most (topmost), -ory (contradictory), -ship (studentship), -ward (homeward), -ways (crossways), -wise (endwise; discussion-wise), anti- (anti-inflation), ante- (anteroom), arch- (archbishop), bi- (biplane), circum- (circumnavigate), counter- (counter-attack), en- (encage; enslave), ex- (ex-president), fore- (forename), hyper- (hyperactive), inter- (inter-African, interweave), mid- (mid-week), mis- (misfit), neo- (neo-colonialism), post- (post-date), pro- (pro-British), semi- (semi-automatic), sub- (subclassify; subterranean), un- (untie; unburden). Level 6 *-able, -ee, -ic, -ify, -ion, -ist, -ition, -ive, -th, -y, pre-, re-. ---- ==Lists== #[[Wiktionary:BNC spoken freq 01|1-1000]] #[[Wiktionary:BNC spoken freq 02|1001-2000]] #[[Wiktionary:BNC spoken freq 03|2001-3000]] [[Category:Wordlists]] 3420 8750 2006-08-15T02:35:44Z Brett 77 These are the first 1000 word families from Paul Nation's [[Wiktionary:BNC spoken freq|BNC counts]]. *[[a]] *:[[an]] *[[able]] *:[[ability]] *:[[abler]] *:[[ablest]] *:[[ably]] *:[[abilities]] *:[[unable]] *:[[inability]] *[[about]] *[[absolute]] *:[[absolutely]] *:[[absolutist]] *:[[absolutists]] *[[accept]] *:[[acceptability]] *:[[acceptable]] *:[[acceptably]] *:[[unacceptable]] *:[[acceptance]] *:[[accepted]] *:[[accepting]] *:[[accepts]] *:[[unacceptably]] *[[account]] *:[[accounted]] *:[[accounting]] *:[[accounts]] *[[achieve]] *:[[achievable]] *:[[unachievable]] *:[[achieved]] *:[[achievement]] *:[[achievements]] *:[[achiever]] *:[[achievers]] *:[[achieves]] *:[[achieving]] *[[across]] *[[act]] *:[[acted]] *:[[acting]] *:[[action]] *:[[inaction]] *:[[actions]] *:[[actionable]] *:[[acts]] *:[[actor]] *:[[actors]] *:[[actress]] *:[[actresses]] *[[active]] *:[[actively]] *:[[activities]] *:[[activity]] *:[[inactive]] *:[[inactivity]] *:[[activist]] *:[[activists]] *:[[activism]] *[[actual]] *:[[actually]] *:[[actuality]] *[[add]] *:[[added]] *:[[adding]] *:[[addition]] *:[[additional]] *:[[additionally]] *:[[additive]] *:[[additives]] *:[[additions]] *:[[adds]] *[[address]] *:[[addressed]] *:[[addresses]] *:[[addressing]] *:[[addressee]] *:[[addressees]] *[[admit]] *:[[admission]] *:[[admissions]] *:[[admittedly]] *:[[admits]] *:[[admitted]] *:[[admitting]] *:[[admissible]] *:[[admissibly]] *:[[inadmissible]] *:[[admittance]] *:[[readmit]] *:[[readmitted]] *:[[readmitting]] *:[[readmits]] *:[[readmittance]] *:[[readmission]] *:[[admissibility]] *:[[admissibilities]] *:[[inadmissibility]] *[[advertise]] *:[[advertising]] *:[[advertises]] *:[[advertiser]] *:[[advertisers]] *:[[advertised]] *:[[advertisement]] *:[[advertisements]] *:[[advertize]] *:[[advertizing]] *:[[advertizes]] *:[[advertizer]] *:[[advertizers]] *:[[advertized]] *:[[advertizement]] *:[[advertizements]] *:[[ad]] *:[[ads]] *:[[advert]] *:[[adverts]] *[[affect]] *:[[affected]] *:[[affecting]] *:[[affects]] *:[[unaffected]] *:[[affectation]] *:[[affectations]] *[[afford]] *:[[afforded]] *:[[affording]] *:[[affords]] *:[[affordable]] *:[[unaffordable]] *[[after]] *:[[afterward]] *:[[afterwards]] *[[afternoon]] *:[[afternoons]] *[[again]] *[[against]] *[[age]] *:[[aged]] *:[[ages]] *:[[aging]] *:[[ageing]] *:[[ageism]] *:[[ageist]] *:[[ageless]] *:[[ager]] *:[[agers]] *[[agent]] *:[[agency]] *:[[agencies]] *:[[agents]] *[[ago]] *[[agree]] *:[[agreed]] *:[[agreeing]] *:[[agreement]] *:[[agreements]] *:[[agrees]] *:[[agreeable]] *:[[agreeably]] *:[[disagreeably]] *:[[disagreements]] *:[[disagree]] *:[[disagreeable]] *:[[disagreed]] *:[[disagreeing]] *:[[disagreement]] *:[[disagrees]] *[[air]] *:[[airy]] *:[[airier]] *:[[airiest]] *:[[airiness]] *:[[airily]] *:[[airless]] *:[[airs]] *:[[aired]] *:[[airing]] *:[[airings]] *:[[midair]] *[[all]] *[[allow]] *:[[allowance]] *:[[allowances]] *:[[allowed]] *:[[allowing]] *:[[allows]] *:[[allowable]] *[[almost]] *[[along]] *[[already]] *[[alright]] *[[also]] *[[although]] *[[always]] *[[america]] *:[[american]] *:[[americans]] *:[[americanise]] *:[[americanised]] *:[[americanising]] *:[[americanisation]] *:[[americanize]] *:[[americanized]] *:[[americanizing]] *:[[americanization]] *[[amount]] *:[[amounted]] *:[[amounting]] *:[[amounts]] *[[and]] *[[another]] *[[answer]] *:[[answered]] *:[[unanswered]] *:[[answering]] *:[[answers]] *:[[answerable]] *:[[unanswerable]] *[[any]] *:[[anybody]] *:[[anyhow]] *:[[anymore]] *:[[anyone]] *:[[anything]] *:[[anyway]] *:[[anywhere]] *[[apart]] *[[apparent]] *:[[apparently]] *[[appear]] *:[[appearance]] *:[[appeared]] *:[[appearing]] *:[[appears]] *:[[appearances]] *:[[reappear]] *:[[reappears]] *:[[reappeared]] *:[[reappearing]] *:[[reappearance]] *:[[reappearances]] *[[apply]] *:[[application]] *:[[applications]] *:[[applied]] *:[[applies]] *:[[applicable]] *:[[applying]] *:[[applicant]] *:[[applicants]] *:[[applicability]] *:[[applicator]] *:[[applicators]] *[[appoint]] *:[[appoints]] *:[[appointed]] *:[[appointing]] *:[[appointments]] *:[[appointment]] *:[[reappoint]] *:[[reappointed]] *:[[reappointing]] *:[[reappointments]] *:[[reappointment]] *:[[reappoints]] *:[[appointee]] *:[[appointees]] *[[approach]] *:[[approachable]] *:[[approached]] *:[[approaches]] *:[[approaching]] *:[[unapproachable]] *[[appropriate]] *:[[appropriacy]] *:[[appropriately]] *:[[appropriateness]] *:[[inappropriacy]] *:[[inappropriate]] *:[[inappropriately]] *[[area]] *:[[areas]] *[[argue]] *:[[arguing]] *:[[argues]] *:[[argued]] *:[[arguable]] *:[[arguably]] *:[[unarguably]] *:[[argument]] *:[[arguments]] *[[arm]] *:[[armed]] *:[[arms]] *:[[unarmed]] *:[[armful]] *[[around]] *[[arrange]] *:[[arranged]] *:[[arranging]] *:[[arranges]] *:[[arrangement]] *:[[arrangements]] *[[art]] *:[[arts]] *:[[artist]] *:[[artistic]] *:[[artists]] *:[[artistically]] *:[[arty]] *[[as]] *[[ask]] *:[[asked]] *:[[unasked]] *:[[asking]] *:[[asks]] *[[associate]] *:[[associates]] *:[[associated]] *:[[associating]] *:[[associative]] *:[[associatively]] *:[[associations]] *:[[association]] *:[[disassociate]] *:[[disassociated]] *[[assume]] *:[[assumed]] *:[[assumes]] *:[[assuming]] *:[[assumption]] *:[[assumptions]] *:[[unassuming]] *:[[unassumingly]] *[[at]] *[[attend]] *:[[attends]] *:[[attending]] *:[[attended]] *:[[unattended]] *:[[attendant]] *:[[attendants]] *:[[attendance]] *:[[attendances]] *:[[attention]] *:[[attentions]] *:[[attender]] *:[[attenders]] *[[authority]] *:[[authoritative]] *:[[authoritatively]] *:[[authoritativeness]] *:[[authorities]] *[[available]] *:[[availability]] *:[[unavailability]] *:[[unavailable]] *[[aware]] *:[[awareness]] *:[[unaware]] *:[[unawares]] *[[away]] *[[awful]] *:[[awfully]] *[[b]] *[[baby]] *:[[babies]] *:[[babyish]] *[[back]] *:[[backed]] *:[[backing]] *:[[backs]] *:[[backbone]] *:[[backwards]] *:[[backward]] *:[[backwardness]] *:[[backwardnesses]] *[[bad]] *:[[badly]] *:[[badness]] *:[[baddy]] *:[[baddies]] *[[bag]] *:[[bags]] *:[[bagging]] *:[[bagged]] *:[[baggage]] *:[[baggy]] *:[[baggier]] *:[[baggiest]] *:[[bagginess]] *:[[baggily]] *[[balance]] *:[[balancing]] *:[[balances]] *:[[balanced]] *:[[imbalance]] *:[[imbalances]] *:[[unbalanced]] *:[[unbalance]] *:[[unbalances]] *:[[unbalancing]] *[[ball]] *:[[balls]] *[[bank]] *:[[banked]] *:[[banker]] *:[[bankers]] *:[[banking]] *:[[banks]] *:[[interbank]] *[[bar]] *:[[bars]] *:[[barred]] *:[[unbarred]] *:[[barring]] *[[base]] *:[[based]] *:[[baseless]] *:[[bases]] *:[[basic]] *:[[basics]] *:[[basically]] *:[[basing]] *[[basis]] *[[be]] *:[[am]] *:[[are]] *:[[aren]] *:[[ain]] *:[[been]] *:[[is]] *:[[isn]] *:[[re]] *:[[s]] *:[[was]] *:[[wasn]] *:[[were]] *:[[weren]] *:[[being]] *:[[beings]] *:[[bein]] *:[[twas]] *:[[tis]] *[[bear]] *:[[bearing]] *:[[bearings]] *:[[bearable]] *:[[unbearable]] *:[[bears]] *:[[bore]] *:[[born]] *:[[reborn]] *:[[unborn]] *:[[borne]] *:[[bearer]] *:[[bearers]] *:[[unbearably]] *:[[bearably]] *[[beat]] *:[[beats]] *:[[beating]] *:[[beatings]] *:[[beaten]] *:[[unbeaten]] *:[[unbeatable]] *:[[beater]] *:[[beaters]] *[[beauty]] *:[[beautiful]] *:[[beautifully]] *:[[beauties]] *[[because]] *:[[cos]] *:[[coz]] *[[become]] *:[[became]] *:[[becomes]] *:[[becoming]] *[[bed]] *:[[bedroom]] *:[[bedrooms]] *:[[bedroomed]] *:[[bedding]] *:[[bedded]] *:[[beds]] *[[before]] *[[begin]] *:[[began]] *:[[beginner]] *:[[beginners]] *:[[beginning]] *:[[beginnings]] *:[[begins]] *:[[begun]] *[[behind]] *[[believe]] *:[[believed]] *:[[believes]] *:[[believing]] *:[[disbelief]] *:[[believable]] *:[[unbelievable]] *:[[unbelievably]] *:[[believer]] *:[[believers]] *:[[unbeliever]] *:[[unbelievers]] *:[[disbelievingly]] *:[[disbelieving]] *:[[disbelieved]] 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*[[well]] *:[[unwell]] *[[west]] *:[[westerly]] *:[[westerlies]] *:[[westward]] *:[[westwards]] *:[[midwest]] *:[[midwestern]] *[[what]] *:[[whatever]] *:[[wot]] *:[[whatcha]] *:[[whaddya]] *[[when]] *:[[whenever]] *[[where]] *:[[wherever]] *[[whether]] *[[which]] *:[[whichever]] *[[while]] *:[[whilst]] *[[white]] *:[[whiteness]] *:[[whiter]] *:[[whitest]] *:[[whitish]] *:[[whites]] *:[[whiten]] *:[[whitening]] *:[[whitens]] *:[[whitened]] *:[[whitener]] *:[[whiteners]] *[[who]] *:[[whoever]] *:[[whom]] *:[[whose]] *[[whole]] *:[[wholes]] *:[[wholeness]] *:[[wholly]] *:[[wholistic]] *:[[wholistically]] *[[why]] *[[wide]] *:[[widely]] *:[[widen]] *:[[widens]] *:[[widened]] *:[[wideness]] *:[[widening]] *:[[wider]] *:[[widest]] *:[[width]] *:[[widths]] *[[wife]] *:[[wives]] *[[will]] *:[[ll]] *:[[wo]] *:[[willing]] *:[[willingness]] *:[[unwillingness]] *:[[willingly]] *:[[unwilling]] *:[[unwillingly]] *:[[willed]] *[[win]] *:[[winner]] *:[[winners]] *:[[winning]] *:[[winnings]] *:[[wins]] *:[[won]] *[[wind]] *:[[winded]] *:[[winds]] *:[[windy]] *[[window]] *:[[windows]] *:[[windowless]] *[[wish]] *:[[wished]] *:[[wishes]] *:[[wishing]] *[[with]] *:[[wiv]] *[[within]] *[[without]] *[[woman]] *:[[women]] *:[[womanly]] *[[wonder]] *:[[wondered]] *:[[wonderful]] *:[[wondering]] *:[[wonderingly]] *:[[wonders]] *:[[wonderfully]] *:[[wondrous]] *:[[wondrously]] *:[[wonderment]] *[[wood]] *:[[woods]] *:[[wooden]] *:[[woodland]] *:[[woodlands]] *:[[woody]] *[[word]] *:[[words]] *:[[worded]] *:[[wording]] *:[[wordy]] *:[[wordless]] *:[[wordlessly]] *[[work]] *:[[worked]] *:[[worker]] *:[[workers]] *:[[working]] *:[[workings]] *:[[works]] *:[[workman]] *:[[workmen]] *:[[workable]] *:[[unworkable]] *[[world]] *:[[worlds]] *:[[worldly]] *:[[unworldly]] *:[[worldliness]] *:[[unworldliness]] *[[worry]] *:[[worrying]] *:[[worries]] *:[[worried]] *:[[worriedly]] *:[[worryingly]] *:[[worriedness]] *[[worse]] *:[[worst]] *[[worth]] *:[[worthy]] *:[[worthier]] *:[[worthiest]] *:[[unworthy]] *:[[worthless]] *[[would]] *:[[wouldn]] *[[write]] *:[[writer]] *:[[writers]] *:[[writes]] *:[[writing]] *:[[writings]] *:[[written]] *:[[unwritten]] *:[[wrote]] *:[[rewrite]] *:[[rewrote]] *:[[rewritten]] *:[[rewrites]] *:[[rewriting]] *:[[rewrit]] *[[wrong]] *:[[wronged]] *:[[wronging]] *:[[wrongs]] *:[[wrongly]] *:[[wrongful]] *:[[wrongfulness]] *:[[wrongfully]] *[[x]] *[[y]] *[[year]] *:[[years]] *:[[yearly]] *:[[yr]] *:[[yrs]] *:[[yearling]] *:[[yearlings]] *[[yes]] *:[[yeses]] *:[[ya]] *:[[yah]] *:[[yeah]] *:[[yeh]] *:[[yea]] *:[[yep]] *:[[yup]] *[[yesterday]] *:[[yesterdays]] *[[yet]] *[[you]] *:[[your]] *:[[yourselves]] *:[[yourself]] *:[[yours]] *:[[ye]] *:[[yer]] *:[[yerself]] *:[[yous]] *[[young]] *:[[younger]] *:[[youngster]] *:[[youngest]] *:[[youngsters]] *:[[youngish]] 8752 2006-08-15T02:42:57Z Brett 77 ==Introduction== This is the first of 14 1000-word family lists from the count of the British National Corpus (BNC) compiled by [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/nation.aspx Paul Nation]. 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*:[[addition]] *:[[additional]] *:[[additionally]] *:[[additive]] *:[[additives]] *:[[additions]] *:[[adds]] *[[address]] *:[[addressed]] *:[[addresses]] *:[[addressing]] *:[[addressee]] *:[[addressees]] *[[admit]] *:[[admission]] *:[[admissions]] *:[[admittedly]] *:[[admits]] *:[[admitted]] *:[[admitting]] *:[[admissible]] *:[[admissibly]] *:[[inadmissible]] *:[[admittance]] *:[[readmit]] *:[[readmitted]] *:[[readmitting]] *:[[readmits]] *:[[readmittance]] *:[[readmission]] *:[[admissibility]] *:[[admissibilities]] *:[[inadmissibility]] *[[advertise]] *:[[advertising]] *:[[advertises]] *:[[advertiser]] *:[[advertisers]] *:[[advertised]] *:[[advertisement]] *:[[advertisements]] *:[[advertize]] *:[[advertizing]] *:[[advertizes]] *:[[advertizer]] *:[[advertizers]] *:[[advertized]] *:[[advertizement]] *:[[advertizements]] *:[[ad]] *:[[ads]] *:[[advert]] *:[[adverts]] *[[affect]] *:[[affected]] *:[[affecting]] *:[[affects]] *:[[unaffected]] *:[[affectation]] *:[[affectations]] *[[afford]] 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*:[[yesterdays]] *[[yet]] *[[you]] *:[[your]] *:[[yourselves]] *:[[yourself]] *:[[yours]] *:[[ye]] *:[[yer]] *:[[yerself]] *:[[yous]] *[[young]] *:[[younger]] *:[[youngster]] *:[[youngest]] *:[[youngsters]] *:[[youngish]] 8760 2006-08-16T16:03:41Z Brett 77 ==[[Wiktionary:BNC spoken freq|Introduction]]== This is the first of 14 1000-word-family lists from the count of the British National Corpus (BNC) compiled by [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/nation.aspx Paul Nation]. ==Other lists== #[[Wiktionary:BNC spoken freq 02|Second 1000 words]] #[[Wiktionary:BNC spoken freq 03|Third 1000 words]] ==List== [[Category:Wordlists]] *[[a]] *:[[an]] *[[able]] *:[[ability]] *:[[abler]] *:[[ablest]] *:[[ably]] *:[[abilities]] *:[[unable]] *:[[inability]] *[[about]] *[[absolute]] *:[[absolutely]] *:[[absolutist]] *:[[absolutists]] *[[accept]] *:[[acceptability]] *:[[acceptable]] *:[[acceptably]] *:[[unacceptable]] *:[[acceptance]] *:[[accepted]] *:[[accepting]] *:[[accepts]] 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the British National Corpus (BNC) compiled by [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/nation.aspx Paul Nation]. ==Other lists== #[[Wiktionary:BNC spoken freq 02|Second 1000 words]] #[[Wiktionary:BNC spoken freq 03|Third 1000 words]] ==List== [[Category:Wordlists]] *[[a]] *:[[an]] *[[able]] *:[[ability]] *:[[abler]] *:[[ablest]] *:[[ably]] *:[[abilities]] *:[[unable]] *:[[inability]] *[[about]] *[[absolute]] *:[[absolutely]] *:[[absolutist]] *:[[absolutists]] *[[accept]] *:[[acceptability]] *:[[acceptable]] *:[[acceptably]] *:[[unacceptable]] *:[[acceptance]] *:[[accepted]] *:[[accepting]] *:[[accepts]] *:[[unacceptably]] *[[account]] *:[[accounted]] *:[[accounting]] *:[[accounts]] *[[achieve]] *:[[achievable]] *:[[unachievable]] *:[[achieved]] *:[[achievement]] *:[[achievements]] *:[[achiever]] *:[[achievers]] *:[[achieves]] *:[[achieving]] *[[across]] *[[act]] *:[[acted]] *:[[acting]] *:[[action]] *:[[inaction]] *:[[actions]] *:[[actionable]] *:[[acts]] *:[[actor]] *:[[actors]] 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*:[[sickest]] *:[[sicker]] *:[[sicken]] *:[[sickened]] *:[[sickens]] *:[[sickening]] *:[[sickeningly]] *[[side]] *:[[sides]] *:[[sided]] *:[[siding]] *[[sign]] *:[[signed]] *:[[signing]] *:[[signs]] *:[[unsigned]] *:[[signer]] *:[[signers]] *[[similar]] *:[[dissimilar]] *:[[similarities]] *:[[dissimilarity]] *:[[dissimilarities]] *:[[similarity]] *:[[similarly]] *[[simple]] *:[[simpleness]] *:[[simpler]] *:[[simplest]] *:[[simplicity]] *:[[simplification]] *:[[simplified]] *:[[simplify]] *:[[simplifies]] *:[[simplifying]] *:[[simply]] *[[since]] *[[sing]] *:[[sings]] *:[[sang]] *:[[sung]] *:[[unsung]] *:[[singer]] *:[[singers]] *:[[singing]] *[[single]] *:[[singled]] *:[[singly]] *:[[singleness]] *:[[singling]] *:[[singles]] *[[sir]] *[[sister]] *:[[sisters]] *:[[sisterly]] *[[sit]] *:[[sat]] *:[[sits]] *:[[sitting]] *:[[sittings]] *:[[sitter]] *:[[sitters]] *[[site]] *:[[sited]] *:[[siting]] *:[[sites]] *[[situate]] *:[[situation]] *:[[situational]] *:[[situationally]] 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*:[[stoppers]] *[[story]] *:[[stories]] *[[straight]] *:[[straighten]] *:[[straightener]] *:[[straighteners]] *:[[straightened]] *:[[unstraightened]] *:[[straightening]] *:[[straightens]] *:[[straighter]] *:[[straightest]] *[[strategy]] *:[[strategic]] *:[[strategies]] *:[[strategically]] *:[[strategist]] *:[[strategists]] *[[street]] *:[[streets]] *:[[st]] *[[strike]] *:[[strikes]] *:[[striking]] *:[[strikingly]] *:[[struck]] *:[[striker]] *:[[strikers]] *[[strong]] *:[[stronger]] *:[[strongest]] *:[[strongly]] *[[structure]] *:[[restructure]] *:[[restructured]] *:[[restructures]] *:[[restructuring]] *:[[structural]] *:[[structurally]] *:[[structured]] *:[[structures]] *:[[structuring]] *:[[unstructured]] *:[[structuralism]] *:[[structuralisms]] *:[[structuralist]] *[[student]] *:[[students]] *[[study]] *:[[studied]] *:[[studies]] *:[[studying]] *:[[studious]] *:[[studiously]] *[[stuff]] *:[[stuffs]] *:[[stuffing]] *:[[stuffed]] *[[stupid]] *:[[stupidity]] *:[[stupidly]] 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*:[[transporting]] *:[[transports]] *[[travel]] *:[[traveled]] *:[[traveling]] *:[[travelled]] *:[[traveller]] *:[[travellers]] *:[[travelling]] *:[[travels]] *:[[traveler]] *:[[travelers]] *[[treat]] *:[[treats]] *:[[treating]] *:[[treated]] *:[[treatable]] *:[[untreated]] *:[[treatment]] *:[[treatments]] *:[[pretreatment]] *[[tree]] *:[[trees]] *:[[treeless]] *[[trouble]] *:[[troubled]] *:[[untroubled]] *:[[troubles]] *:[[troubling]] *:[[troublesome]] *:[[troublemaker]] *:[[troublemakers]] *[[true]] *:[[truthful]] *:[[truthfully]] *:[[truth]] *:[[truest]] *:[[truer]] *:[[truism]] *:[[truisms]] *:[[truthfulness]] *:[[truly]] *:[[truths]] *:[[untrue]] *:[[untruth]] *:[[untruthful]] *:[[untruthfully]] *:[[untruths]] *:[[untruthfulness]] *[[trust]] *:[[trusted]] *:[[trusting]] *:[[entrust]] *:[[entrusted]] *:[[entrusting]] *:[[entrusts]] *:[[trusts]] *:[[trusty]] *:[[trustier]] *:[[trustiest]] *[[try]] *:[[tried]] *:[[untried]] *:[[tries]] *:[[trying]] *[[tuesday]] *:[[tues]] *:[[tuesdays]] *[[turn]] *:[[turned]] *:[[turning]] *:[[turns]] *[[twelve]] *:[[twelves]] *:[[twelfth]] *:[[twelfths]] *[[twenty]] *:[[twenties]] *:[[twentieth]] *[[two]] *:[[twice]] *:[[twos]] *[[type]] *:[[typed]] *:[[types]] *:[[typing]] *:[[typist]] *:[[typists]] *:[[subtype]] *:[[subtypes]] *[[u]] *[[under]] *:[[underneath]] *[[understand]] *:[[understanding]] *:[[understandings]] *:[[understands]] *:[[understood]] *:[[understandable]] *:[[understandably]] *:[[misunderstand]] *:[[misunderstands]] *:[[misunderstood]] *:[[misunderstanding]] *:[[misunderstandings]] *[[union]] *:[[unions]] *:[[unionist]] *:[[unionists]] *:[[unionism]] *:[[unionisms]] *[[unit]] *:[[units]] *:[[subunit]] *:[[subunits]] *[[unite]] *:[[united]] *:[[unites]] *:[[uniting]] *:[[unity]] *:[[reunite]] *:[[reunites]] *:[[reunited]] *:[[reuniting]] *[[university]] *:[[universities]] *[[unless]] *[[until]] *:[[til]] *:[[till]] *[[up]] *:[[ups]] *:[[upside]] *[[upon]] *[[use]] *:[[misused]] *:[[misuse]] 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*[[x]] *[[y]] *[[year]] *:[[years]] *:[[yearly]] *:[[yr]] *:[[yrs]] *:[[yearling]] *:[[yearlings]] *[[yes]] *:[[yeses]] *:[[ya]] *:[[yah]] *:[[yeah]] *:[[yeh]] *:[[yea]] *:[[yep]] *:[[yup]] *[[yesterday]] *:[[yesterdays]] *[[yet]] *[[you]] *:[[your]] *:[[yourselves]] *:[[yourself]] *:[[yours]] *:[[ye]] *:[[yer]] *:[[yerself]] *:[[yous]] *[[young]] *:[[younger]] *:[[youngster]] *:[[youngest]] *:[[youngsters]] *:[[youngish]] 3422 8753 2006-08-15T12:25:31Z Brett 77 ==Introduction== This is the second of 14 1000-word family lists from the count of the British National Corpus (BNC) compiled by [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/nation.aspx Paul Nation]. 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*:[[wiping]] *:[[wipes]] *:[[wiped]] *:[[unwiped]] *:[[wiper]] *:[[wipers]] *[[wire]] *:[[wires]] *:[[wired]] *:[[wiring]] *:[[wirings]] *[[wise]] *:[[unwise]] *:[[unwisely]] *:[[wisdom]] *:[[wisely]] *:[[wiseness]] *:[[wiser]] *:[[wisest]] *[[withdraw]] *:[[withdrawal]] *:[[withdrawals]] *:[[withdrawing]] *:[[withdraws]] *:[[withdrew]] *:[[withdrawn]] *[[witness]] *:[[witnessing]] *:[[witnesses]] *:[[witnessed]] *:[[unwitnessed]] *[[wrap]] *:[[wrapping]] *:[[wraps]] *:[[wrapper]] *:[[wrappers]] *:[[wrapped]] *:[[unwrap]] *:[[unwrapped]] *:[[unwraps]] *:[[unwrapping]] *[[yard]] *:[[yards]] *:[[yd]] *:[[yds]] *[[yellow]] *:[[yellowish]] *:[[yellowness]] *:[[yellowed]] *:[[yellowing]] *:[[yellows]] *:[[yellower]] *:[[yellowest]] *[[youth]] *:[[youths]] *:[[youthful]] *:[[youthfully]] *[[zero]] *:[[zeros]] 8756 2006-08-16T15:59:52Z Brett 77 ==[[Wiktionary:BNC spoken freq|Introduction]]== This is the second of 14 1000-word-family lists from the count of the British National Corpus (BNC) compiled by [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/nation.aspx Paul Nation]. ==Other lists== [[Wiktionary:BNC spoken freq 01|First 1000 words]] [[Wiktionary:BNC spoken freq 03|Third 1000 words]] ==List== [[Category:Wordlists]] *[[above]] *[[abuse]] *:[[abused]] *:[[abusive]] *:[[abusing]] *:[[abuses]] *:[[abuser]] *:[[abusers]] *[[accent]] *:[[accented]] *:[[unaccented]] *:[[accenting]] *:[[accents]] *[[access]] *:[[accessed]] *:[[accesses]] *:[[accessibility]] *:[[accessible]] *:[[accessing]] *:[[inaccessible]] *[[accident]] *:[[accidents]] *:[[accidental]] *:[[accidentally]] *[[accommodate]] *:[[accommodated]] *:[[accommodates]] *:[[accommodating]] *:[[accommodation]] *:[[accommodations]] *[[according]] *[[accurate]] *:[[accuracy]] *:[[accuracies]] *:[[inaccuracy]] *:[[inaccuracies]] *:[[accurately]] *:[[inaccurate]] *:[[inaccurately]] *[[acid]] *:[[acids]] *:[[acidly]] *:[[acidic]] *:[[acidity]] *[[adequate]] *:[[adequacy]] *:[[adequately]] *:[[inadequacies]] *:[[inadequacy]] *:[[inadequate]] *:[[inadequately]] *[[adjust]] *:[[adjusted]] *:[[adjusting]] *:[[adjusts]] *:[[adjustment]] *:[[adjustments]] *:[[adjustable]] *:[[nonadjustable]] *:[[adjuster]] *:[[adjusters]] *[[adopt]] *:[[adopted]] *:[[adopting]] *:[[adoption]] *:[[adoptions]] *:[[adopts]] *:[[adoptive]] *:[[adopter]] *:[[adopters]] *[[adult]] *:[[adulthood]] *:[[adults]] *[[advance]] *:[[advanced]] *:[[advances]] *:[[advancement]] *:[[advancing]] *[[advantage]] *:[[advantages]] *:[[disadvantage]] *:[[disadvantages]] *:[[advantaging]] *:[[advantaged]] *:[[disadvantaged]] *:[[advantageous]] *:[[disadvantageous]] *:[[disadvantageously]] *:[[advantageously]] *[[advice]] *[[advise]] *:[[advising]] *:[[advises]] *:[[advisers]] *:[[adviser]] *:[[advised]] *:[[advisable]] *:[[advisably]] *:[[inadvisable]] *:[[advisor]] *:[[advisors]] *:[[advisory]] *[[affair]] *:[[affairs]] *[[afraid]] *:[[unafraid]] *[[africa]] *:[[african]] *:[[africans]] *[[agenda]] *:[[agendas]] *[[ahead]] *[[aid]] *:[[aided]] 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Brett 77 ==[[Wiktionary:BNC spoken freq|Introduction]]== This is the second of 14 1000-word-family lists from the count of the British National Corpus (BNC) compiled by [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/nation.aspx Paul Nation]. ==Other lists== #[[Wiktionary:BNC spoken freq 01|First 1000 words]] #[[Wiktionary:BNC spoken freq 03|Third 1000 words]] ==List== [[Category:Wordlists]] *[[above]] *[[abuse]] *:[[abused]] *:[[abusive]] *:[[abusing]] *:[[abuses]] *:[[abuser]] *:[[abusers]] *[[accent]] *:[[accented]] *:[[unaccented]] *:[[accenting]] *:[[accents]] *[[access]] *:[[accessed]] *:[[accesses]] *:[[accessibility]] *:[[accessible]] *:[[accessing]] *:[[inaccessible]] *[[accident]] *:[[accidents]] *:[[accidental]] *:[[accidentally]] *[[accommodate]] *:[[accommodated]] *:[[accommodates]] *:[[accommodating]] *:[[accommodation]] *:[[accommodations]] *[[according]] *[[accurate]] *:[[accuracy]] *:[[accuracies]] *:[[inaccuracy]] *:[[inaccuracies]] *:[[accurately]] *:[[inaccurate]] 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*:[[revolutionizing]] *:[[revolutions]] *[[rich]] *:[[richer]] *:[[richest]] *:[[richly]] *:[[richness]] *:[[riches]] *[[ride]] *:[[ridden]] *:[[rider]] *:[[riders]] *:[[rides]] *:[[riding]] *:[[rode]] *[[ridiculous]] *:[[ridiculously]] *[[risk]] *:[[risks]] *:[[risking]] *:[[risked]] *:[[risky]] *:[[riskiness]] *[[river]] *:[[rivers]] *:[[riverside]] *[[rob]] *:[[robs]] *:[[robbing]] *:[[robber]] *:[[robbed]] *:[[robbers]] *:[[robbery]] *:[[robberies]] *[[rock]] *:[[rocks]] *:[[rocky]] *[[rome]] *:[[roman]] *:[[romans]] *[[roof]] *:[[roofs]] *:[[roofing]] *:[[roofed]] *:[[rooftop]] *:[[rooftops]] *[[root]] *:[[roots]] *:[[rooting]] *:[[rooted]] *:[[rootless]] *[[rough]] *:[[roughly]] *:[[roughness]] *:[[rougher]] *:[[roughest]] *[[route]] *:[[routed]] *:[[routes]] *:[[routing]] *[[row]] *:[[rows]] *:[[rowing]] *:[[rowed]] *:[[rower]] *:[[rowers]] *[[royal]] *:[[royals]] *:[[royalty]] *:[[royalties]] *:[[royally]] *[[rub]] *:[[rubs]] *:[[rubbing]] *:[[rubbed]] *[[rubbish]] *:[[rubbished]] *:[[rubbishes]] *:[[rubbishing]] *[[rush]] *:[[rushed]] *:[[rushes]] *:[[rushing]] *[[russia]] *:[[russian]] *:[[russians]] *[[sack]] *:[[sacked]] *:[[sacking]] *:[[sacks]] *[[sad]] *:[[sadness]] *:[[sadly]] *:[[saddest]] *:[[sadder]] *:[[sadden]] *:[[saddened]] *:[[saddening]] *:[[saddens]] *[[sail]] *:[[sailed]] *:[[sailing]] *:[[sailings]] *:[[sails]] *:[[sailor]] *:[[sailors]] *[[sake]] *:[[sakes]] *[[salary]] *:[[salaried]] *:[[salaries]] *[[salt]] *:[[salty]] *:[[salted]] *:[[unsalted]] *:[[salts]] *:[[salting]] *[[sample]] *:[[sampling]] *:[[samples]] *:[[sampled]] *[[sand]] *:[[sandy]] *:[[sands]] *:[[sanding]] *:[[sanded]] *:[[sander]] *:[[sanders]] *[[sandwich]] *:[[sandwiched]] *:[[sandwiches]] *:[[sandwiching]] *[[satisfy]] *:[[satisfying]] *:[[satisfies]] *:[[satisfied]] *:[[satisfactory]] *:[[satisfaction]] *:[[satisfactorily]] *:[[unsatisfied]] *:[[unsatisfying]] *:[[unsatisfactory]] *:[[unsatisfactorily]] *[[scale]] *:[[scaled]] *:[[scales]] *:[[scaling]] *:[[scalings]] *:[[scalable]] *[[scare]] *:[[scares]] *:[[scared]] *:[[scaring]] *:[[scareder]] *:[[scaredest]] *:[[scary]] *:[[scarier]] *:[[scariest]] *[[scene]] *:[[scenery]] *:[[scenes]] *:[[scenic]] *:[[scenically]] *[[schedule]] *:[[scheduled]] *:[[scheduling]] *:[[schedules]] *:[[sch]] *:[[unscheduled]] *:[[nonscheduled]] *:[[reschedule]] *:[[rescheduled]] *:[[rescheduling]] *:[[reschedules]] *[[screen]] *:[[screens]] *:[[screening]] *:[[screened]] *[[screw]] *:[[screws]] *:[[screwed]] *:[[screwing]] *:[[unscrew]] *:[[unscrews]] *:[[unscrewed]] *:[[unscrewing]] *[[sea]] *:[[seaman]] *:[[seaside]] *:[[seamen]] *:[[seas]] *[[search]] *:[[searching]] *:[[searches]] *:[[searched]] *:[[searcher]] *:[[searchers]] *[[season]] *:[[seasons]] *:[[seasonal]] *:[[seasonally]] *:[[nonseasonal]] *:[[seasonality]] *[[seconds]] *:[[sec]] *:[[secs]] *[[secret]] *:[[secrecy]] *:[[secretly]] *:[[secrets]] *:[[secretive]] *:[[secretiveness]] *:[[secretively]] *[[seek]] *:[[seeking]] *:[[seeks]] *:[[sought]] *:[[unsought]] *:[[seeker]] *:[[seekers]] *[[select]] *:[[selected]] *:[[selecting]] *:[[selection]] *:[[selections]] *:[[selective]] *:[[selectively]] *:[[selector]] *:[[selectors]] *:[[selects]] *:[[selectivity]] *:[[selectivities]] *[[senior]] *:[[seniors]] *:[[seniority]] *[[sensible]] *:[[sensibly]] *:[[sensibility]] *:[[sensibilities]] *[[sentence]] *:[[sentences]] *[[353]] *:[[sept]] *[[series]] *[[session]] *:[[sessions]] *[[several]] *[[severe]] *:[[severity]] *:[[severest]] *:[[severer]] *:[[severeness]] *:[[severely]] *[[shake]] *:[[shaken]] *:[[shakes]] *:[[shakily]] *:[[shaking]] *:[[shaky]] *:[[shook]] *:[[unshakeable]] *:[[shaker]] *:[[shakers]] *[[shame]] *:[[shaming]] *:[[shames]] *:[[shameful]] *:[[shamefully]] *:[[shamed]] *:[[shameless]] *:[[shamelessly]] *[[shape]] *:[[shaped]] *:[[shapes]] *:[[shaping]] *:[[shapeless]] *:[[shapely]] *:[[shapelier]] *:[[shapeliest]] *:[[shapeliness]] *:[[unshapely]] *:[[misshape]] *:[[misshapen]] *:[[misshapes]] *:[[misshaping]] *:[[misshaped]] *[[sharp]] *:[[sharpness]] *:[[sharply]] *:[[sharpest]] *:[[sharper]] *:[[sharpens]] *:[[sharpening]] *:[[sharpened]] *:[[sharpen]] *:[[sharpener]] *:[[sharpeners]] *[[shed]] *:[[shedding]] *:[[sheds]] *[[sheep]] *[[shift]] *:[[shifted]] *:[[shifting]] *:[[shifts]] *[[ship]] *:[[ships]] *:[[shipping]] *:[[shipped]] *:[[shipments]] *:[[shipment]] *:[[shipper]] *:[[shippers]] *[[shirt]] *:[[shirts]] *[[shock]] *:[[shocks]] *:[[shocking]] *:[[shocked]] *:[[shockingly]] *:[[shocker]] *:[[shockers]] *[[shoulder]] *:[[shouldered]] *:[[shouldering]] *:[[shoulders]] *[[shout]] *:[[shouted]] *:[[shouting]] *:[[shouts]] *[[shower]] *:[[showers]] *:[[showering]] *:[[showered]] *[[sight]] *:[[sights]] *:[[unsightly]] *:[[sighted]] *:[[unsighted]] *:[[sighting]] *:[[sightings]] *[[signal]] *:[[signals]] *:[[signalling]] *:[[signalled]] *:[[signaling]] *:[[signalman]] *[[significant]] *:[[insignificant]] *:[[insignificantly]] *:[[significance]] *:[[significantly]] *:[[insignificance]] *:[[insignificances]] *[[silly]] *:[[sillier]] *:[[silliest]] *:[[silliness]] *[[sin]] *:[[sinned]] *:[[sinning]] *:[[sins]] *:[[sinner]] *:[[sinners]] *[[sink]] *:[[sunk]] *:[[sinks]] *:[[sinking]] *:[[sank]] *:[[sunken]] *:[[sinker]] *:[[sinkers]] *[[skill]] *:[[skilled]] *:[[skills]] *:[[skillful]] *:[[skilful]] *:[[skilfully]] *:[[unskilled]] *:[[unskilfully]] *[[skin]] *:[[skins]] *:[[skinning]] *:[[skinned]] *[[sky]] *:[[skies]] *[[slide]] *:[[slid]] *:[[slides]] *:[[sliding]] *[[slip]] *:[[slips]] *:[[slipping]] *:[[slipped]] *:[[slippage]] *:[[slippages]] *[[smart]] *:[[smarter]] *:[[smartest]] *:[[smartly]] *:[[smartness]] *:[[smarten]] *:[[smartens]] *:[[smartened]] *:[[smartening]] *:[[smarty]] *[[smash]] *:[[smashed]] *:[[unsmashed]] *:[[smashes]] *:[[smashing]] *[[smell]] *:[[smelt]] *:[[smells]] *:[[smelling]] *:[[smelled]] *:[[smelly]] *:[[smelliness]] *[[smile]] *:[[smiled]] *:[[smiles]] *:[[smiling]] *:[[unsmiling]] *[[snow]] *:[[snows]] *:[[snowed]] *:[[snowing]] *:[[snowy]] *:[[snowier]] *:[[snowiest]] *:[[snowiness]] *[[sock]] *:[[socks]] *[[sod]] *:[[sods]] *[[soft]] *:[[soften]] *:[[softened]] *:[[softening]] *:[[softens]] *:[[softer]] *:[[softest]] *:[[softly]] *:[[softness]] *[[solicitor]] *:[[solicitors]] *[[solid]] *:[[solidify]] *:[[solidified]] *:[[solidifies]] *:[[solidifying]] *:[[solidly]] *:[[solids]] *:[[solidity]] *:[[solidities]] *[[solution]] *:[[solutions]] *[[solve]] *:[[solving]] *:[[solves]] *:[[solved]] *:[[unsolved]] *:[[unsolvable]] *[[song]] *:[[songs]] *[[source]] *:[[sourced]] *:[[unsourced]] *:[[sources]] *:[[sourcing]] *[[southern]] *:[[southerner]] *:[[southerners]] *[[spain]] *:[[spanish]] *[[spare]] *:[[sparing]] *:[[spares]] *:[[spared]] *:[[sparingly]] *[[speech]] *:[[speeches]] *:[[speechless]] *[[spirit]] *:[[spirits]] *:[[spiritual]] *:[[spiritually]] *:[[spirituality]] *[[split]] *:[[splitting]] *:[[splits]] *[[sponsor]] *:[[sponsored]] *:[[sponsoring]] *:[[sponsors]] *:[[sponsorship]] *[[sport]] *:[[sporting]] *:[[sports]] *:[[sporty]] *[[spot]] *:[[spots]] *:[[spotted]] *:[[spotting]] *:[[spotless]] *:[[spotlessness]] *:[[spotlessly]] *:[[spotty]] *:[[spottier]] *:[[spottiest]] *:[[spottiness]] *:[[spottily]] *:[[spotter]] *:[[spotters]] *[[spread]] *:[[spreading]] *:[[spreads]] *[[spring]] *:[[sprang]] *:[[springing]] *:[[springs]] *:[[sprung]] *[[stable]] *:[[instability]] *:[[stabilisation]] *:[[stabilise]] *:[[stabilised]] *:[[stabilises]] *:[[stabilising]] *:[[stabilization]] *:[[stabilize]] *:[[stabilized]] *:[[stabilizes]] *:[[stabilizing]] *:[[stability]] *:[[unstable]] *:[[stabiliser]] *:[[stabilisers]] *:[[stabilizer]] *:[[stabilizers]] *[[stall]] *:[[stalls]] *:[[stalled]] *:[[stalling]] *[[stamp]] *:[[stamps]] *:[[stamping]] *:[[stamped]] *:[[unstamped]] *[[star]] *:[[starred]] *:[[stars]] *:[[starring]] *:[[stardom]] *:[[starry]] *[[states]] *:[[interstate]] *[[status]] *[[steel]] *:[[steely]] *[[stock]] *:[[stocks]] *:[[stocked]] *[[stone]] *:[[stoned]] *:[[stones]] *:[[stoning]] *:[[stony]] *[[store]] *:[[stored]] *:[[stores]] *:[[storing]] *:[[storage]] *[[strange]] *:[[strangely]] *:[[strangeness]] *:[[stranger]] *:[[strangers]] *:[[strangest]] *[[strength]] *:[[strengthen]] *:[[strengthened]] *:[[strengthening]] *:[[strengthens]] *:[[strengths]] *[[stress]] *:[[stressed]] *:[[stresses]] *:[[stressful]] *:[[stressing]] *:[[unstressed]] *[[stretch]] *:[[stretched]] *:[[unstretched]] *:[[stretches]] *:[[stretching]] *:[[stretchy]] *:[[stretchiness]] *[[strip]] *:[[strips]] *:[[stripped]] *:[[stripping]] *:[[stripper]] *:[[strippers]] *[[struggle]] *:[[struggled]] *:[[struggles]] *:[[struggling]] *[[style]] *:[[styled]] *:[[styles]] *:[[styling]] *:[[stylish]] *:[[stylise]] *:[[stylised]] *:[[stylises]] *:[[stylising]] *:[[stylize]] *:[[stylized]] *:[[stylizes]] *:[[stylizing]] *:[[stylist]] *:[[stylists]] *:[[stylistic]] *:[[stylistically]] *:[[stylistics]] *[[sub]] *[[substantial]] *:[[substantially]] *[[sue]] *:[[sued]] *:[[sues]] *:[[suing]] *[[suffer]] *:[[suffered]] *:[[suffering]] *:[[sufferings]] *:[[suffers]] *:[[sufferer]] *:[[sufferers]] *[[sufficient]] *:[[sufficiency]] *:[[insufficiency]] *:[[insufficient]] *:[[insufficiently]] *:[[sufficiently]] *[[sugar]] *:[[sugars]] *:[[sugared]] *:[[sugary]] *[[sum]] *:[[summation]] *:[[summed]] *:[[summing]] *:[[sums]] *[[super]] *[[surface]] *:[[surfaced]] *:[[surfaces]] *:[[surfacing]] *[[survey]] *:[[surveyed]] *:[[unsurveyed]] *:[[surveying]] *:[[surveys]] *:[[surveyor]] *:[[surveyors]] *[[survive]] *:[[survival]] *:[[survived]] *:[[survives]] *:[[surviving]] *:[[survivor]] *:[[survivors]] *[[suspect]] *:[[suspects]] *:[[suspecting]] *:[[suspected]] *:[[unsuspected]] *:[[unsuspecting]] *[[swear]] *:[[sworn]] *:[[swore]] *:[[swears]] *:[[swearing]] *[[sweet]] *:[[sweeter]] *:[[sweetest]] *:[[sweetness]] *:[[sweetly]] *:[[sweets]] *:[[sweeten]] *:[[sweetens]] *:[[sweetened]] *:[[sweetening]] *:[[sweetener]] *:[[sweeteners]] *:[[unsweetened]] *:[[sweetie]] *:[[sweeties]] *[[swim]] *:[[swum]] *:[[swims]] *:[[swimming]] *:[[swam]] *:[[swimmer]] *:[[swimmers]] *[[tablet]] *:[[tablets]] *[[tackle]] *:[[tackled]] *:[[tackles]] *:[[tackling]] *[[tail]] *:[[tails]] *:[[tailed]] *:[[tailing]] *:[[tailings]] *[[tall]] *:[[tallest]] *:[[taller]] *:[[tallness]] *[[tank]] *:[[tanks]] *:[[tankful]] *:[[antitank]] *[[tap]] *:[[taps]] *:[[tapping]] *:[[tapped]] *:[[untapped]] *[[target]] *:[[targeted]] *:[[targeting]] *:[[targets]] *[[taste]] *:[[tasted]] *:[[tastes]] *:[[tasting]] *:[[tasty]] *:[[tastier]] *:[[tastiest]] *:[[tasteful]] *:[[tastefulness]] *:[[tastefully]] *:[[tasteless]] *:[[tastelessness]] *:[[tastelessly]] *:[[taster]] *:[[tasters]] *[[tear]] *:[[tearing]] *:[[tears]] *:[[tore]] *:[[torn]] *[[technical]] *:[[technically]] *[[technique]] *:[[techniques]] *[[technology]] *:[[technologies]] *:[[tech]] *:[[technological]] *:[[technologically]] *:[[technologist]] *:[[technologists]] *[[temperature]] *:[[temperatures]] *[[temporary]] *:[[temporarily]] *:[[temp]] *:[[temps]] *[[text]] *:[[texts]] *:[[textual]] *[[theatre]] *:[[theatres]] *:[[theater]] *:[[theaters]] *:[[theatrical]] *:[[theatrically]] *[[theory]] *:[[theoretical]] *:[[theoretically]] *:[[theories]] *:[[theorist]] *:[[theorists]] *[[thick]] *:[[thickness]] *:[[thicknesses]] *:[[thickly]] *:[[thickest]] *:[[thicker]] *:[[thicken]] *:[[thickens]] *:[[thickened]] *:[[thickening]] *:[[thickener]] *:[[thickeners]] *[[thin]] *:[[thins]] *:[[thinning]] *:[[thinnest]] *:[[thinness]] *:[[thinner]] *:[[thinned]] *:[[thinly]] *[[threat]] *:[[threats]] *:[[threatens]] *:[[threatening]] *:[[threateningly]] *:[[threatened]] *:[[threaten]] *[[tick]] *:[[ticks]] *:[[ticked]] *:[[ticking]] *:[[ticker]] *:[[tickers]] *[[ticket]] *:[[tickets]] *[[tidy]] *:[[tidier]] *:[[tidiest]] *:[[tidiness]] *:[[untidy]] *:[[untidier]] *:[[untidiest]] *:[[untidiness]] *:[[untidily]] *:[[tidily]] *:[[tidied]] *:[[tidying]] *:[[tidies]] *[[tight]] *:[[tighter]] *:[[tightest]] *:[[tightly]] *:[[tightness]] *:[[tightens]] *:[[tightening]] *:[[tightened]] *:[[tighten]] *:[[tights]] *[[tile]] *:[[tiles]] *:[[tiling]] *:[[tiled]] *[[tin]] *:[[tins]] *:[[tinny]] *:[[tinned]] *:[[tinful]] *:[[tinfuls]] *[[tiny]] *:[[tinier]] *:[[tiniest]] *:[[tininess]] *[[tip]] *:[[tips]] *:[[tipping]] *:[[tipped]] *[[tire]] *:[[tiring]] *:[[tires]] *:[[tired]] *:[[tiredly]] *:[[tiredness]] *:[[tireless]] *:[[tirelessness]] *:[[tirelessly]] *[[title]] *:[[titled]] *:[[titles]] *:[[titling]] *:[[untitled]] *[[toilet]] *:[[toilets]] *[[ton]] *:[[tons]] *:[[tonne]] *:[[tonnes]] *:[[tonnage]] *:[[tonnages]] *[[tool]] *:[[tools]] *[[tooth]] *:[[teeth]] *:[[toothless]] *:[[toothy]] *:[[teething]] *:[[teethed]] *:[[teethes]] *:[[teethings]] *:[[toothed]] *[[topic]] *:[[topical]] *:[[topics]] *[[tory]] *:[[tories]] *[[tough]] *:[[toughness]] *:[[toughest]] *:[[tougher]] *[[tour]] *:[[tours]] *:[[touring]] *:[[toured]] *:[[tourist]] *:[[tourists]] *:[[tourism]] *[[tower]] *:[[towers]] *:[[towering]] *:[[towered]] *[[toy]] *:[[toys]] *:[[toyed]] *:[[toying]] *[[track]] *:[[tracks]] *:[[tracking]] *:[[tracked]] *:[[tracker]] *:[[trackers]] *:[[trackless]] *[[tradition]] *:[[traditional]] *:[[traditionalist]] *:[[traditionally]] *:[[traditions]] *[[transfer]] *:[[transferable]] *:[[transferability]] *:[[transference]] *:[[transferred]] *:[[transferring]] *:[[transfers]] *:[[transferral]] *:[[transferrals]] *:[[transferor]] *:[[transferors]] *:[[transferer]] *:[[transferee]] *:[[transferees]] *:[[transferers]] *[[treasure]] *:[[treasuring]] *:[[treasures]] *:[[treasured]] *:[[treasury]] *:[[treasurer]] *[[tremendous]] *:[[tremendously]] *[[trial]] *:[[trials]] *:[[trialing]] *:[[trialed]] *[[trick]] *:[[tricks]] *:[[tricked]] *:[[tricking]] *:[[tricky]] *:[[trickier]] *:[[trickiest]] *:[[trickiness]] *:[[trickily]] *:[[trickery]] *:[[trickeries]] *[[trip]] *:[[trips]] *:[[tripping]] *:[[tripped]] *[[trousers]] *:[[trouser]] *[[tune]] *:[[tuning]] *:[[tunes]] *:[[tuned]] *:[[tuneless]] *:[[tuneful]] *:[[tunelessly]] *:[[tunefully]] *:[[tuner]] *:[[tuners]] *[[typical]] *:[[typically]] *:[[untypical]] *:[[untypically]] *[[ultimate]] *:[[ultimately]] *[[un]] *[[update]] *:[[updates]] *:[[updated]] *:[[updating]] *[[upset]] *:[[upsetting]] *:[[upsets]] *[[valid]] *:[[invalidate]] *:[[invalidity]] *:[[validate]] *:[[validated]] *:[[validating]] *:[[validation]] *:[[validity]] *:[[validly]] *:[[invalid]] *[[van]] *:[[vans]] *[[variety]] *:[[varieties]] *[[vary]] *:[[invariable]] *:[[invariably]] *:[[variability]] *:[[variable]] *:[[variables]] *:[[variably]] *:[[variance]] *:[[variant]] *:[[variants]] *:[[variation]] *:[[variations]] *:[[varied]] *:[[varies]] *:[[varying]] *[[vast]] *:[[vastly]] *:[[vastness]] *[[vegetable]] *:[[vegetables]] *:[[veg]] *:[[vegs]] *:[[veggies]] *[[vehicle]] *:[[vehicles]] *[[verse]] *:[[verses]] *:[[versed]] *[[version]] *:[[versions]] *[[victim]] *:[[victims]] *:[[victimize]] *:[[victimized]] *:[[victimizing]] *:[[victimization]] *:[[victimise]] *:[[victimised]] *:[[victimising]] *:[[victimisation]] *[[violent]] *:[[violently]] *:[[violence]] *:[[nonviolent]] *[[virtual]] *:[[virtually]] *[[voice]] *:[[voiced]] *:[[voices]] *:[[voicing]] *:[[voiceless]] *[[volume]] *:[[volumes]] *:[[vol]] *:[[vols]] *[[voluntary]] *:[[voluntarily]] *[[volunteer]] *:[[volunteering]] *:[[volunteered]] *:[[volunteers]] *[[wake]] *:[[woke]] *:[[waking]] *:[[wakes]] *:[[waken]] *:[[woken]] *:[[wakeful]] *:[[wakefulness]] *[[wales]] *:[[welsh]] *:[[welshman]] *:[[welshmen]] *[[ward]] *:[[wards]] *:[[wardship]] *:[[wardships]] *[[warn]] *:[[warned]] *:[[warning]] *:[[warnings]] *:[[warningly]] *:[[warns]] *[[wave]] *:[[waved]] *:[[waves]] *:[[waving]] *[[weak]] *:[[weaker]] *:[[weakest]] *:[[weakly]] *:[[weakness]] *:[[weaknesses]] *:[[weaken]] *:[[weakens]] *:[[weakening]] *:[[weakened]] *[[weather]] *:[[weathers]] *:[[weathering]] *:[[weathered]] *[[wed]] *:[[wedding]] *:[[weddings]] *:[[wedded]] *:[[weds]] *:[[unwed]] *:[[unwedded]] *:[[unweds]] *[[weird]] *:[[weirder]] *:[[weirdest]] *:[[weirdness]] *:[[weirdly]] *[[western]] *:[[westerner]] *:[[westerners]] *:[[westerns]] *[[wet]] *:[[wetting]] *:[[wets]] *:[[wetted]] *:[[wetness]] *:[[wetly]] *:[[wetter]] *:[[wettest]] *[[wheel]] *:[[wheels]] *:[[wheeler]] *:[[wheeled]] *:[[wheeling]] *[[whereas]] *[[wine]] *:[[wining]] *:[[wines]] *:[[wined]] *[[wing]] *:[[wings]] *:[[winging]] *:[[winged]] *[[winter]] *:[[winters]] *:[[wintry]] *:[[midwinter]] *:[[wintered]] *:[[wintering]] *[[wipe]] *:[[wiping]] *:[[wipes]] *:[[wiped]] *:[[unwiped]] *:[[wiper]] *:[[wipers]] *[[wire]] *:[[wires]] *:[[wired]] *:[[wiring]] *:[[wirings]] *[[wise]] *:[[unwise]] *:[[unwisely]] *:[[wisdom]] *:[[wisely]] *:[[wiseness]] *:[[wiser]] *:[[wisest]] *[[withdraw]] *:[[withdrawal]] *:[[withdrawals]] *:[[withdrawing]] *:[[withdraws]] *:[[withdrew]] *:[[withdrawn]] *[[witness]] *:[[witnessing]] *:[[witnesses]] *:[[witnessed]] *:[[unwitnessed]] *[[wrap]] *:[[wrapping]] *:[[wraps]] *:[[wrapper]] *:[[wrappers]] *:[[wrapped]] *:[[unwrap]] *:[[unwrapped]] *:[[unwraps]] *:[[unwrapping]] *[[yard]] *:[[yards]] *:[[yd]] *:[[yds]] *[[yellow]] *:[[yellowish]] *:[[yellowness]] *:[[yellowed]] *:[[yellowing]] *:[[yellows]] *:[[yellower]] *:[[yellowest]] *[[youth]] *:[[youths]] *:[[youthful]] *:[[youthfully]] *[[zero]] *:[[zeros]] 3423 8755 2006-08-16T15:07:52Z Brett 77 ==Introduction== This is the third of 14 1000-word family lists from the count of the British National Corpus (BNC) compiled by [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/nation.aspx Paul Nation]. [[Category:Wordlists]] *[[abbey]] *:[[abbeys]] *[[abroad]] *[[absence]] *:[[absences]] *[[accelerate]] *:[[accelerated]] *:[[accelerates]] *:[[accelerating]] *:[[accelerator]] *:[[accelerators]] *:[[acceleration]] *:[[accelerations]] *[[accordingly]] *[[accountant]] *:[[accountants]] *:[[accountancy]] *[[accuse]] *:[[accusing]] *:[[accusingly]] *:[[accuses]] *:[[accused]] *:[[accusation]] *:[[accusations]] *:[[accuser]] *:[[accusers]] *[[ache]] *:[[aches]] *:[[ached]] *:[[aching]] *:[[achy]] *[[adapt]] *:[[adapted]] *:[[unadapted]] *:[[adapting]] *:[[adapts]] *:[[adaptation]] *:[[adaptations]] *:[[adaptable]] *:[[adapter]] *:[[adapters]] *:[[adaptor]] *:[[adaptors]] *:[[adaptability]] *:[[adaptabilities]] *:[[adaptive]] *[[addict]] *:[[addicts]] *:[[addicted]] *:[[addicting]] *:[[addictive]] *:[[addiction]] *:[[addictions]] *:[[nonaddictive]] *[[admire]] *:[[admiring]] *:[[admires]] *:[[admired]] *:[[admirable]] *:[[admirably]] *:[[admiration]] *:[[admirer]] *:[[admirers]] *:[[admiringly]] *[[adventure]] *:[[adventures]] *:[[adventurer]] *:[[adventurers]] *:[[adventurous]] *:[[misadventure]] *:[[misadventures]] *[[aerial]] *:[[aerials]] *:[[aerially]] *:[[aerialist]] *:[[aerialists]] *[[aeroplane]] *:[[aeroplanes]] *:[[aero]] *[[affection]] *:[[affections]] *:[[affectionate]] *:[[affectionately]] *:[[affective]] *:[[affectively]] *[[aggressive]] *:[[aggressively]] *:[[aggressiveness]] *:[[aggressivenesses]] *:[[aggro]] *[[airline]] *:[[airlines]] *:[[airliner]] *:[[airliners]] *[[album]] *:[[albums]] *[[alcohol]] *:[[alcoholic]] *:[[alcoholics]] *:[[alcoholism]] *[[alert]] *:[[alerts]] *:[[alerted]] *:[[alerting]] *:[[alertly]] *[[alley]] *:[[alleys]] *:[[alleyway]] *:[[alleyways]] *[[almighty]] *[[alongside]] *[[aluminium]] *:[[aluminum]] *[[ambulance]] *:[[ambulances]] *:[[ambulanceman]] *:[[ambulancemen]] *[[amuse]] *:[[amuses]] *:[[amused]] *:[[unamused]] *:[[amusing]] *:[[amusingly]] *:[[amusement]] *:[[amusements]] *[[ancient]] *[[anger]] *:[[angers]] *:[[angering]] *:[[angered]] *[[angry]] *:[[angrily]] *:[[angrier]] *:[[angriest]] *[[anniversary]] *:[[anniversaries]] *[[anonymous]] *:[[anonymously]] *[[apartment]] *:[[apartments]] *[[appal]] *:[[appalled]] *:[[appalling]] *:[[appals]] *:[[appallingly]] *[[appliance]] *:[[appliances]] *[[approximate]] *:[[approximated]] *:[[approximately]] *:[[approximates]] *:[[approximating]] *:[[approximation]] *:[[approximations]] *:[[approx]] *[[arrears]] *[[arrest]] *:[[arrests]] *:[[arresting]] *:[[arrested]] *:[[arrestable]] *[[arrow]] *:[[arrows]] *[[artificial]] *:[[artificially]] *:[[artificiality]] *[[ashamed]] *:[[unashamed]] *:[[unashamedly]] *:[[ashamedly]] *[[asia]] *:[[asian]] *:[[asians]] *:[[asiatic]] *[[aside]] *[[astonish]] *:[[astonishes]] *:[[astonished]] *:[[astonishing]] *:[[astonishment]] *:[[astonishments]] *:[[astonishingly]] *[[atmosphere]] *:[[atmospheric]] *:[[atmospheres]] *[[author]] *:[[authored]] *:[[authoring]] *:[[authorial]] *:[[authors]] *:[[authorship]] *[[authorise]] *:[[authorises]] *:[[authorised]] *:[[unauthorised]] *:[[authorising]] *:[[authorisation]] *:[[authorize]] *:[[authorizes]] *:[[authorized]] *:[[unauthorized]] *:[[authorizing]] *:[[authorization]] *[[autumn]] *:[[autumns]] *:[[autumnal]] *[[avenue]] *:[[avenues]] *[[awake]] *:[[awaken]] *:[[awoken]] *:[[awakens]] *:[[awakened]] *:[[awakening]] *:[[awakes]] *:[[awoke]] *[[backside]] *:[[backsides]] *[[badge]] *:[[badges]] *[[ban]] *:[[banned]] *:[[banning]] *:[[bans]] *[[banana]] *:[[bananas]] *[[bare]] *:[[baring]] *:[[bares]] *:[[bared]] *:[[barely]] *:[[bareness]] *[[bargain]] *:[[bargains]] *:[[bargaining]] *:[[bargained]] *[[bark]] *:[[barks]] *:[[barked]] *:[[barking]] *[[barn]] *:[[barns]] *[[barrel]] *:[[barrels]] *[[barrier]] *:[[barriers]] *[[basement]] *:[[basements]] *[[bash]] *:[[bashes]] *:[[bashed]] *:[[bashing]] *[[basket]] *:[[baskets]] *:[[basketful]] *:[[basketsful]] *[[bat]] *:[[batted]] *:[[batting]] *:[[bats]] *:[[batter]] *:[[batters]] *[[beach]] *:[[beaches]] *:[[beachfront]] *[[beam]] *:[[beams]] *:[[beamed]] *:[[beaming]] *[[beef]] *:[[beefy]] *[[beforehand]] *[[behave]] *:[[behaves]] *:[[behaved]] *:[[behaving]] *[[belief]] *:[[beliefs]] *[[bench]] *:[[benches]] *:[[bencher]] *:[[benchers]] *[[bible]] *:[[bibles]] *[[bicycle]] *:[[bicycling]] *:[[bicycles]] *:[[bicycled]] *[[bingo]] *[[bishop]] *:[[bishops]] *:[[archbishop]] *:[[archbishops]] *:[[archbishopship]] *:[[bishopship]] *[[bitter]] *:[[bitterness]] *:[[bitterly]] *:[[bitterest]] *:[[bitterer]] *[[blade]] *:[[blades]] *[[blanket]] *:[[blanketed]] *:[[blanketing]] *:[[blankets]] *[[blimey]] *[[bog]] *:[[bogged]] *:[[bogging]] *:[[bogs]] *:[[boggy]] *[[bold]] *:[[boldness]] *:[[boldly]] *:[[boldest]] *:[[bolder]] *[[bolt]] *:[[bolted]] *:[[bolting]] *:[[bolter]] *:[[bolters]] *:[[bolts]] *[[bond]] *:[[bonded]] *:[[bonding]] *:[[bonds]] *[[boo]] *:[[booed]] *:[[booing]] *:[[boos]] *[[boom]] *:[[boomed]] *:[[booming]] *:[[booms]] *[[boost]] *:[[boosts]] *:[[boosted]] *:[[boosting]] *:[[booster]] *:[[boosters]] *[[border]] *:[[borders]] *:[[bordering]] *:[[bordered]] *[[borough]] *:[[boroughs]] *[[bounce]] *:[[bounces]] *:[[bounced]] *:[[bouncing]] *:[[bouncer]] *:[[bouncers]] *:[[bouncy]] *:[[bouncier]] *:[[bounciest]] *:[[bounciness]] *:[[bouncily]] *[[bow]] *:[[bows]] *:[[bowing]] *:[[bowed]] *:[[unbowed]] *[[boxed]] *:[[boxing]] *:[[boxer]] *:[[boxers]] *[[boyfriend]] *:[[boyfriends]] *[[brake]] *:[[braked]] *:[[braking]] *:[[brakes]] *[[brand]] *:[[brands]] *:[[branded]] *:[[branding]] *[[brass]] *:[[brassy]] *[[brave]] *:[[braving]] *:[[braves]] *:[[bravely]] *:[[braved]] *:[[bravery]] *:[[braveness]] *:[[braver]] *:[[bravest]] *[[breakdown]] *:[[breakdowns]] *[[breast]] *:[[breasts]] *:[[breasted]] *:[[breasting]] *[[breath]] *:[[breaths]] *:[[breathlessly]] *:[[breathless]] *:[[breathy]] *[[breathe]] *:[[breathing]] *:[[breathes]] *:[[breathed]] *:[[unbreathing]] *:[[breathable]] *:[[unbreathable]] *[[breed]] 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*[[butcher]] *:[[butchers]] *:[[butchered]] *:[[butchering]] *:[[butchery]] *[[buzz]] *:[[buzzed]] *:[[buzzes]] *:[[buzzing]] *:[[buzzy]] *:[[buzzer]] *:[[buzzers]] *[[bypass]] *:[[bypassed]] *:[[bypassing]] *:[[bypasses]] *[[cable]] *:[[cabled]] *:[[cables]] *:[[cabling]] *:[[cablings]] *:[[cabler]] *:[[cablers]] *[[calendar]] *:[[calendars]] *[[camel]] *:[[camels]] *[[canada]] *:[[canadian]] *:[[canadians]] *[[canal]] *:[[canals]] *[[cancer]] *:[[cancerous]] *:[[cancers]] *[[candle]] *:[[candles]] *[[cans]] *:[[canned]] *:[[canning]] *[[canteen]] *:[[canteens]] *[[cap]] *:[[caps]] *:[[cappings]] *:[[capping]] *:[[capped]] *[[captain]] *:[[captains]] *:[[captained]] *:[[captaining]] *:[[capt]] *:[[capts]] *:[[captaincy]] *:[[captaincies]] *[[capture]] *:[[captured]] *:[[capturing]] *:[[captures]] *:[[uncaptured]] *[[cardboard]] *[[carol]] *:[[carols]] *:[[caroled]] *:[[caroling]] *[[cart]] *:[[carts]] *:[[carted]] *:[[carting]] *:[[carter]] *:[[carters]] *[[cassette]] *:[[cassettes]] *[[castle]] *:[[castles]] *[[casual]] *:[[casually]] *:[[casualness]] *[[casualty]] *:[[casualties]] *[[catalogue]] *:[[catalogues]] *:[[catalogued]] *:[[cataloguing]] *:[[catalog]] *:[[catalogs]] *[[cater]] *:[[catered]] *:[[catering]] *:[[caters]] *:[[caterer]] *:[[caterers]] *[[cathedral]] *:[[cathedrals]] *[[catholic]] *:[[catholics]] *:[[catholicism]] *[[ceiling]] *:[[ceilings]] *[[certificate]] *:[[certificates]] *:[[certificated]] *:[[uncertificated]] *[[chamber]] *:[[chambers]] *[[champion]] *:[[champions]] *:[[championship]] *:[[championships]] *:[[championed]] *:[[championing]] *:[[champ]] *:[[champs]] *[[chapel]] *:[[chapels]] *[[charm]] *:[[charms]] *:[[charming]] *:[[charmed]] *:[[charmless]] *:[[charmingly]] *:[[charmer]] *:[[charmers]] *[[chart]] *:[[charted]] *:[[charting]] *:[[charts]] *:[[uncharted]] *[[cheat]] *:[[cheats]] *:[[cheated]] *:[[cheating]] *:[[cheater]] *:[[cheaters]] *[[cheek]] *:[[cheeks]] *[[cheerio]] *:[[cheerios]] *[[chemist]] *:[[chemists]] *[[chew]] *:[[chews]] *:[[chewed]] *:[[chewing]] *:[[chewer]] *:[[chewers]] *:[[chewy]] *:[[chewier]] *:[[chewiest]] *[[chimney]] *:[[chimneys]] *[[choke]] *:[[chokes]] *:[[choked]] *:[[choking]] *:[[choker]] *:[[chokers]] *[[chunk]] *:[[chunks]] *:[[chunky]] *:[[chunkier]] *:[[chunkiest]] *:[[chunkiness]] *[[cinema]] *:[[cinemas]] *:[[cinematic]] *[[circuit]] *:[[circuits]] *:[[circuitous]] *[[civilise]] *:[[civilised]] *:[[civilising]] *:[[civilises]] *:[[civilize]] *:[[civilized]] *:[[civilizing]] *:[[civilizes]] *:[[civilisation]] *:[[civilisations]] *:[[civilization]] *:[[civilizations]] *:[[uncivilized]] *:[[uncivilised]] *[[clap]] *:[[clapping]] *:[[clapped]] *:[[claps]] *[[clash]] *:[[clashes]] *:[[clashed]] *:[[clashing]] *[[classic]] *:[[classical]] *:[[classics]] *:[[classically]] *:[[classicism]] *:[[classicist]] *:[[classicists]] *[[click]] *:[[clicks]] *:[[clicked]] *:[[clicking]] *:[[clicker]] *:[[clickers]] *[[cliff]] *:[[cliffs]] *[[climate]] *:[[climates]] 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*[[compile]] *:[[compilation]] *:[[compilations]] *:[[compiled]] *:[[compiles]] *:[[compiling]] *:[[compiler]] *:[[compilers]] *:[[complies]] *:[[complying]] *:[[compliant]] *[[compliment]] *:[[complimented]] *:[[complimenting]] *:[[compliments]] *:[[complimentary]] *[[comprehensive]] *:[[comprehensively]] *:[[comprehensiveness]] *:[[comp]] *:[[comps]] *[[compromise]] *:[[compromised]] *:[[compromises]] *:[[compromising]] *:[[uncompromising]] *:[[uncompromisingly]] *[[conceive]] *:[[conceivable]] *:[[conceivably]] *:[[conceived]] *:[[conceives]] *:[[conceiving]] *:[[inconceivable]] *:[[inconceivably]] *[[concert]] *:[[concerts]] *[[concrete]] *:[[concretely]] *[[condense]] *:[[condensation]] *:[[condensations]] *:[[condenses]] *:[[condensed]] *:[[condensing]] *:[[condenser]] *:[[condensers]] *[[confess]] *:[[confessing]] *:[[confesses]] *:[[confessed]] *:[[confession]] *:[[confessions]] *:[[confessor]] *:[[confessors]] *:[[confessional]] *[[confidential]] *:[[confidentiality]] 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*:[[converter]] *:[[converters]] *[[convey]] *:[[conveyance]] *:[[conveyed]] *:[[conveyer]] *:[[conveyers]] *:[[conveying]] *:[[conveys]] *:[[conveyor]] *:[[conveyors]] *:[[conveyancing]] *:[[conveyancings]] *[[coordinate]] *:[[coordinating]] *:[[coordinated]] *:[[coordinates]] *:[[coordination]] *:[[coordinator]] *:[[coordinators]] *:[[uncoordinated]] *[[cop]] *:[[cops]] *[[cord]] *:[[cords]] *:[[cordless]] *[[core]] *:[[cores]] *:[[coring]] *:[[cored]] *[[correspond]] *:[[corresponded]] *:[[correspondence]] *:[[corresponding]] *:[[correspondingly]] *:[[corresponds]] *[[corridor]] *:[[corridors]] *[[cotton]] *[[courage]] *:[[courageous]] *:[[courageously]] *[[cousin]] *:[[cousins]] *[[cracker]] *:[[crackers]] *[[craft]] *:[[crafts]] *:[[crafty]] *:[[craftiness]] *:[[craftier]] *:[[craftiest]] *:[[craftily]] *:[[crafted]] *:[[crafting]] *[[crash]] *:[[crashing]] *:[[crashes]] *:[[crashed]] *[[crawl]] *:[[crawled]] *:[[crawling]] *:[[crawls]] *[[crazy]] *:[[crazier]] *:[[craziest]] 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*:[[giants]] *[[glance]] *:[[glanced]] *:[[glances]] *:[[glancing]] *[[glaze]] *:[[glazes]] *:[[glazed]] *:[[unglazed]] *:[[glazing]] *:[[glazings]] *[[global]] *:[[globally]] *:[[globalism]] *:[[globalist]] *:[[globalists]] *:[[globalize]] *:[[globalizes]] *:[[globalized]] *:[[globalizing]] *:[[globalise]] *:[[globalisation]] *:[[globalization]] *:[[globalises]] *:[[globalised]] *:[[globalising]] *[[glory]] *:[[glories]] *:[[glorious]] *:[[gloriously]] *:[[glorify]] *:[[glorifies]] *:[[glorified]] *:[[glorifying]] *:[[glorification]] *:[[glorifications]] *[[glove]] *:[[gloves]] *:[[gloved]] *[[glow]] *:[[glowed]] *:[[glows]] *:[[glowing]] *:[[glowingly]] *[[glue]] *:[[glues]] *:[[glued]] *:[[gluing]] *:[[gluey]] *[[gospel]] *:[[gospels]] *[[gracious]] *:[[graciousness]] *:[[ungracious]] *:[[ungraciously]] *:[[graciously]] *[[grain]] *:[[grains]] *:[[grainy]] *[[gram]] *:[[grams]] *:[[gramme]] *:[[grammes]] *:[[milligram]] *:[[milligrams]] *:[[milligramme]] *:[[milligrammes]] *:[[mg]] *:[[mgs]] *:[[centigram]] *:[[centigrams]] *:[[centigramme]] *:[[centigrammes]] *[[grammar]] *:[[grammars]] *:[[grammarian]] *:[[grammarians]] *[[graphic]] *:[[graphically]] *:[[graphical]] *:[[graphics]] *[[greece]] *:[[greek]] *:[[greeks]] *:[[grecian]] *:[[grecians]] *[[greed]] *:[[greeds]] *:[[greedy]] *:[[greedier]] *:[[greediest]] *:[[greediness]] *:[[greedily]] *[[greet]] *:[[greetings]] *:[[greets]] *:[[greeting]] *:[[greeted]] *[[grief]] *[[grind]] *:[[grinds]] *:[[grinding]] *:[[grinder]] *:[[grinders]] *[[grip]] *:[[gripped]] *:[[gripping]] *:[[grips]] *[[gross]] *:[[grossly]] *[[guest]] *:[[guests]] *[[gut]] *:[[gutted]] *:[[gutting]] *:[[guts]] *:[[gutless]] *:[[gutlessness]] *:[[gutsy]] *:[[gutsier]] *:[[gutsiest]] *[[habit]] *:[[habits]] *[[hairdresser]] *:[[hairdressers]] *[[ham]] *:[[hams]] *[[hammer]] *:[[hammers]] *:[[hammering]] *:[[hammered]] *[[handicap]] *:[[handicapping]] *:[[handicapper]] *:[[handicappers]] *:[[handicapped]] *:[[handicaps]] *[[handy]] 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*:[[joggers]] *[[jolly]] *:[[jolliness]] *:[[jollity]] *[[jug]] *:[[jugs]] *:[[jugful]] *[[junior]] *:[[juniors]] *:[[jr]] *:[[jnr]] *[[kettle]] *:[[kettles]] *[[kidding]] *:[[kidded]] *:[[kidder]] *:[[kidders]] *[[kidney]] *:[[kidneys]] *[[kit]] *:[[kits]] *[[knot]] *:[[knotted]] *:[[knotting]] *:[[knots]] *:[[knotty]] *:[[knottier]] *:[[knottiest]] *[[laboratory]] *:[[laboratories]] *:[[lab]] *:[[labs]] *[[ladder]] *:[[ladders]] *[[lake]] *:[[lakes]] *[[lamb]] *:[[lambs]] *:[[lambed]] *:[[lambing]] *[[lamp]] *:[[lamps]] *[[landscape]] *:[[landscaped]] *:[[landscapes]] *:[[landscaping]] *:[[landscaper]] *:[[landscapers]] *[[lap]] *:[[laps]] *[[lawn]] *:[[lawns]] *[[layer]] *:[[layered]] *:[[layering]] *:[[layers]] *[[layout]] *:[[layouts]] *[[lazy]] *:[[lazier]] *:[[laziest]] *:[[laziness]] *:[[lazily]] *[[leaf]] *:[[leafy]] *:[[leafless]] *:[[leafed]] *[[leak]] *:[[leaks]] *:[[leaked]] *:[[leaking]] *:[[leakage]] *:[[leakages]] *:[[leaky]] *:[[leakier]] *:[[leakiest]] *:[[leakiness]] *[[lean]] *:[[leans]] *:[[leaning]] *:[[leanings]] *:[[leaned]] *:[[leant]] *[[leap]] *:[[leaping]] *:[[leaps]] *:[[leapt]] *:[[leaped]] *[[leisure]] *:[[leisurely]] *[[lever]] *:[[levered]] *:[[levering]] *:[[levers]] *:[[leverage]] *:[[leverages]] *:[[leveraged]] *:[[leveraging]] *[[liable]] *:[[liability]] *:[[liabilities]] *[[lid]] *:[[lids]] *[[likeness]] *:[[unlike]] *[[lip]] *:[[lips]] *[[liquid]] *:[[liquids]] *:[[liquidity]] *:[[liquidities]] *[[literature]] *:[[literatures]] *[[litre]] *:[[litres]] *:[[liter]] *:[[liters]] *:[[millilitre]] *:[[millilitres]] *:[[milliliter]] *:[[milliliters]] *:[[mil]] *:[[mils]] *:[[mll]] *:[[mlls]] *[[litter]] *:[[litters]] *:[[littered]] *:[[littering]] *:[[litterer]] *:[[litterers]] *[[lodge]] *:[[lodged]] *:[[lodging]] *:[[lodges]] *:[[lodgings]] *:[[lodger]] *:[[lodgers]] *[[loft]] *:[[lofts]] *[[lone]] *:[[lonely]] *:[[loneliness]] *:[[loner]] *:[[loners]] *:[[lonesome]] *[[loo]] *:[[loos]] *[[loop]] *:[[loops]] *[[lounge]] *:[[lounged]] *:[[lounging]] *:[[lounges]] *[[lunchtime]] *:[[lunchtimes]] *[[lung]] *:[[lungs]] *[[luxury]] *:[[luxuries]] *:[[luxurious]] *:[[luxuriously]] *:[[luxuriant]] *:[[luxuriantly]] *:[[luxuriance]] *[[magic]] *:[[magical]] *:[[magically]] *[[magnet]] *:[[magnets]] *:[[magnetize]] *:[[magnetizes]] *:[[magnetized]] *:[[magnetizing]] *:[[magnetization]] *:[[magnetise]] *:[[magnetises]] *:[[magnetised]] *:[[magnetising]] *:[[magnetism]] *:[[magnetic]] *:[[nonmagnetic]] *:[[magnetically]] *[[manner]] *:[[manners]] *:[[mannered]] *[[manoeuvre]] *:[[manoeuvred]] *:[[manoeuvring]] *:[[manoeuvres]] *:[[manoeuverable]] *:[[unmanoeuverable]] *:[[manoeuver]] *:[[manoeuvered]] *:[[manoeuvering]] *:[[manoeuvers]] *[[manor]] *:[[manors]] *:[[manorial]] *[[manual]] *:[[manually]] *:[[manuals]] *[[373]] *:[[marring]] *:[[marred]] *:[[mars]] *[[marched]] *:[[marches]] *:[[marching]] *:[[marcher]] *:[[marchers]] *[[mask]] *:[[masked]] *:[[unmask]] *:[[unmasking]] *:[[unmasks]] *:[[unmasked]] *:[[masking]] *:[[masks]] *[[mature]] *:[[immature]] *:[[immaturity]] *:[[maturation]] *:[[maturational]] *:[[matured]] *:[[matures]] *:[[maturing]] *:[[maturity]] *:[[maturely]] *:[[immaturely]] *[[meantime]] *[[meanwhile]] *[[mechanic]] *:[[mechanics]] *:[[mechanical]] *:[[mechanically]] *[[medium]] *[[melt]] *:[[melts]] *:[[melting]] *:[[melted]] *[[mend]] *:[[mends]] *:[[mended]] *:[[unmended]] *:[[mending]] *:[[mender]] *:[[menders]] *[[menu]] *:[[menus]] *[[merchant]] *:[[merchants]] *:[[merchantable]] *[[merit]] *:[[merited]] *:[[unmerited]] *:[[meriting]] *:[[merits]] *[[merry]] *:[[merrier]] *:[[merriest]] *:[[merriness]] *:[[merrily]] *:[[merriment]] *[[micro]] *[[mild]] *:[[mildness]] *:[[mildly]] *:[[mildest]] *:[[milder]] *[[military]] *:[[militarily]] *:[[militarist]] *:[[militarists]] *:[[militarism]] *[[millimetre]] *:[[millimetres]] *:[[millimeter]] *:[[millimeters]] *[[mini]] *[[miracle]] *:[[miracles]] *[[miserable]] *:[[miserably]] *[[misery]] *:[[miseries]] *[[mission]] *:[[missions]] *:[[missionary]] *:[[missionaries]] *[[mixture]] *:[[mixtures]] *[[moan]] *:[[moans]] *:[[moaned]] *:[[moaning]] *:[[moaner]] *:[[moaners]] *[[mobile]] *:[[mobility]] *:[[mobilities]] *:[[immobile]] *:[[immobility]] *[[mock]] *:[[mocking]] *:[[mocked]] *:[[mocks]] *:[[mocker]] *:[[mockers]] *:[[mockingly]] *[[monopoly]] *:[[monopolies]] *:[[monopolise]] *:[[monopolises]] *:[[monopolised]] *:[[monopolising]] *:[[monopolisation]] *:[[monopolize]] *:[[monopolizes]] *:[[monopolized]] *:[[monopolizing]] *:[[monopolization]] *:[[monopolistic]] *:[[monopolist]] *:[[monopolists]] *[[monster]] *:[[monsters]] *:[[monstrous]] *:[[monstrously]] *:[[monstrosity]] *:[[monstrosities]] *[[mood]] *:[[moods]] *:[[moody]] *:[[moodiness]] *:[[moodily]] *[[moor]] *:[[moors]] *[[mortal]] *:[[mortals]] *:[[mortally]] *:[[mortality]] *:[[mortalities]] *:[[immortal]] *:[[immortally]] *:[[immortality]] *:[[immortalities]] *:[[immortalize]] *:[[immortalizes]] *:[[immortalized]] *:[[immortalizing]] *:[[immortalise]] *:[[immortalises]] *:[[immortalised]] *:[[immortalising]] *[[motive]] *:[[motivate]] *:[[motivated]] *:[[motivates]] *:[[motivating]] *:[[motivation]] *:[[motivational]] *:[[motivations]] *:[[motives]] *:[[unmotivated]] *:[[motivator]] *:[[motivators]] *[[motorbike]] *:[[motorbikes]] *[[mount]] *:[[mt]] *:[[mounts]] *:[[mounted]] *:[[mounting]] *[[mouse]] *:[[mice]] *[[movie]] *:[[movies]] *[[mud]] *:[[muddy]] *:[[muddied]] *[[mug]] *:[[mugs]] *:[[mugful]] *[[multi]] *[[multiple]] *:[[multiples]] *[[museum]] *:[[museums]] *[[mystery]] *:[[mysteries]] *:[[mysterious]] *:[[mysteriously]] *[[naive]] *:[[naively]] *:[[naivety]] *:[[naiveties]] *[[naked]] *:[[nakedness]] *[[nay]] *[[neat]] *:[[neatness]] *:[[neatly]] *:[[neatest]] *:[[neater]] *[[necessity]] *:[[necessities]] *[[needle]] *:[[needling]] *:[[needles]] *:[[needled]] *[[neglect]] *:[[neglects]] *:[[neglecting]] *:[[neglected]] *[[nervous]] *:[[nervously]] *:[[nervousness]] *[[nest]] *:[[nests]] *:[[nesting]] *:[[nested]] *[[neutral]] *:[[neutralisation]] *:[[neutralise]] *:[[neutralised]] *:[[neutralises]] *:[[neutralising]] *:[[neutrality]] *:[[neutralization]] *:[[neutralize]] *:[[neutralized]] *:[[neutralizes]] *:[[neutralizing]] *[[niece]] *:[[nieces]] *[[nightmare]] *:[[nightmares]] *:[[nightmarish]] *[[nip]] *:[[nipping]] *:[[nipped]] *:[[nips]] *[[nod]] *:[[nodding]] *:[[nodded]] *:[[nods]] *[[nonsense]] *:[[nonsensical]] *[[norm]] *:[[norms]] *[[nowt]] *[[nuclear]] *[[nuisance]] *:[[nuisances]] *[[numerous]] *[[nut]] *:[[nuts]] *[[oak]] *:[[oaken]] *:[[oaks]] *[[obscure]] *:[[obscurely]] *:[[obscured]] *:[[obscures]] *:[[obscuring]] *:[[obscurity]] *:[[obscurities]] *[[occupation]] *:[[occupational]] *:[[occupations]] *[[offend]] *:[[offends]] *:[[offended]] *:[[offending]] *:[[offender]] *:[[offenders]] *[[onwards]] *:[[onward]] *[[oral]] *:[[orally]] *[[orchestra]] *:[[orchestras]] *:[[orchestral]] *[[organ]] *:[[organs]] *[[orient]] *:[[orients]] *:[[oriented]] *:[[orienting]] *:[[orientate]] *:[[orientated]] *:[[orientates]] *:[[orientation]] *:[[reorient]] *:[[reorients]] *:[[reorienting]] *:[[reoriented]] *:[[reorientation]] *:[[orientations]] *[[origin]] *:[[origins]] *:[[originate]] *:[[originates]] *:[[originated]] *:[[originating]] *:[[originator]] *:[[originators]] *[[outcome]] *:[[outcomes]] *[[outrage]] *:[[outrages]] *:[[outraged]] *:[[outrageous]] *:[[outrageously]] *:[[outraging]] *[[oven]] *:[[ovens]] *[[overcome]] *:[[overcoming]] *:[[overcomes]] *:[[overcame]] *[[overhead]] *:[[overheads]] *[[overnight]] *[[overtake]] *:[[overtook]] *:[[overtakes]] *:[[overtaking]] *:[[overtaken]] *[[overtime]] *:[[overtimes]] *[[pace]] *:[[pacing]] *:[[paced]] *:[[paces]] *[[paddy]] *:[[paddies]] *[[pal]] *:[[pals]] *[[pale]] *:[[paling]] *:[[pales]] *:[[paled]] *:[[paleness]] *[[palm]] *:[[palms]] *[[pan]] *:[[pans]] *[[panic]] *:[[panicked]] *:[[panicking]] *:[[panics]] *:[[panick]] *:[[panicky]] *:[[panickier]] *:[[panickiest]] *[[paperwork]] *:[[paperworks]] *[[par]] *:[[pars]] *[[parade]] *:[[paraded]] *:[[parading]] *:[[parades]] *[[parcel]] *:[[parcels]] *:[[parcelled]] *[[paris]] *:[[parisian]] *[[passage]] *:[[passages]] *[[passenger]] *:[[passengers]] *[[passion]] *:[[passionate]] *:[[passionately]] *:[[passions]] *[[pathetic]] *:[[pathetically]] *[[pause]] *:[[pausing]] *:[[pauses]] *:[[paused]] *[[pave]] *:[[paved]] *:[[unpaved]] *:[[paves]] *:[[paving]] *:[[pavement]] *:[[pavements]] *[[peak]] *:[[peaks]] *:[[peaked]] *:[[peaking]] *[[peculiar]] *:[[peculiarly]] *:[[peculiarity]] *:[[peculiarities]] *[[penalty]] *:[[penalties]] *[[perception]] *:[[perceptions]] *[[personality]] *:[[personalities]] *[[pet]] *:[[pets]] *[[phase]] *:[[phased]] *:[[phases]] *:[[phasing]] *[[phenomenon]] *:[[phenomena]] *:[[phenomenal]] *[[photocopy]] *:[[photocopied]] *:[[photocopying]] *:[[photocopies]] *:[[photocopier]] *:[[photocopiers]] *[[piano]] *:[[pianos]] *:[[pianist]] *:[[pianists]] *[[pigeon]] *:[[pigeons]] *[[pilot]] *:[[pilots]] *:[[piloted]] *:[[piloting]] *[[pinch]] *:[[pinches]] *:[[pinched]] *:[[pinching]] *[[pity]] *:[[pitying]] *:[[pitiful]] *:[[pitiless]] *:[[pitilessly]] *:[[pitifully]] *:[[pities]] *:[[pitied]] *:[[unpitied]] *[[plaster]] *:[[plastered]] *:[[plasters]] *:[[plastering]] *[[platform]] *:[[platforms]] *[[plonk]] *:[[plonks]] *:[[plonked]] *:[[plonking]] *:[[plonker]] *:[[plonkers]] *[[plot]] *:[[plotted]] *:[[plotting]] *:[[plots]] *:[[plotter]] *:[[plotters]] *[[plough]] *:[[ploughs]] *:[[ploughed]] *:[[ploughing]] *:[[ploughman]] *:[[ploughmen]] *:[[plowed]] *:[[plowing]] *:[[plows]] *[[plumb]] *:[[plumbs]] *:[[plumbed]] *:[[plumbing]] *:[[plumber]] *:[[plumbers]] *[[poison]] *:[[poisons]] *:[[poisonous]] *:[[poisoning]] *:[[poisoned]] *:[[poisoner]] *:[[poisoners]] *[[poke]] *:[[pokes]] *:[[poked]] *:[[poking]] *:[[poker]] *:[[pokers]] *[[pole]] *:[[poles]] *[[polite]] *:[[politely]] *:[[politest]] *:[[politer]] *:[[politeness]] *:[[politenesses]] *[[pollute]] *:[[pollutes]] *:[[polluted]] *:[[polluting]] *:[[polluter]] *:[[polluters]] *:[[pollutant]] *:[[pollutants]] *:[[pollution]] *:[[pollutions]] *:[[antipollution]] *[[pond]] *:[[ponds]] *[[port]] *:[[ports]] *[[portion]] *:[[portions]] *[[pose]] *:[[posed]] *:[[poses]] *:[[posing]] *:[[poser]] *:[[posers]] *[[posh]] *:[[posher]] *:[[poshest]] *[[possess]] *:[[possessed]] *:[[possesses]] *:[[possessing]] *:[[possessive]] *:[[possession]] *:[[possessions]] *:[[possessor]] *:[[possessors]] *:[[repossess]] *:[[repossesses]] *:[[repossessed]] *:[[repossessing]] *:[[repossession]] *:[[repossessions]] *[[postcard]] *:[[postcards]] *[[potter]] *:[[potters]] *:[[pottered]] *:[[pottering]] *[[powder]] *:[[powders]] *:[[powdered]] *:[[powdery]] *[[praise]] *:[[praises]] *:[[praised]] *:[[praising]] *[[preach]] *:[[preaching]] *:[[preaches]] *:[[preachers]] *:[[preacher]] *:[[preached]] *[[precede]] *:[[preceded]] *:[[precedence]] *:[[precedent]] *:[[precedents]] *:[[precedes]] *:[[preceding]] *:[[unprecedented]] *[[predict]] *:[[predictability]] *:[[predictable]] *:[[predictably]] *:[[predicted]] *:[[predicting]] *:[[prediction]] *:[[predictions]] *:[[predicts]] *:[[unpredictability]] *:[[unpredictable]] *:[[predictive]] *:[[predictor]] *:[[predictors]] *[[premise]] *:[[premises]] *[[prescription]] *:[[prescriptions]] *[[pride]] *:[[prides]] *[[prince]] *:[[princes]] *:[[princely]] *:[[princelier]] *:[[princeliest]] *:[[princeliness]] *[[princess]] *:[[princesses]] *[[principal]] *:[[principally]] *:[[principals]] *[[privilege]] *:[[privileged]] *:[[privileges]] *[[prominent]] *:[[prominently]] *[[prompt]] *:[[prompts]] *:[[promptly]] *:[[prompting]] *:[[prompted]] *[[pronounce]] *:[[pronouncing]] *:[[pronounces]] *:[[pronounced]] *[[proof]] *:[[proofs]] *[[punch]] *:[[punched]] *:[[punches]] *:[[punching]] *[[punish]] *:[[punishable]] *:[[nonpunishable]] *:[[punishing]] *:[[punishes]] *:[[punished]] *:[[punishment]] *:[[punishments]] *[[purple]] *:[[purplish]] *[[purse]] *:[[purses]] *:[[pursed]] *:[[pursing]] *[[puzzle]] *:[[puzzles]] *:[[puzzled]] *:[[puzzling]] *:[[puzzler]] *:[[puzzlers]] *:[[puzzlement]] *:[[puzzlements]] *[[quantity]] *:[[quantities]] *:[[quantitative]] *:[[quantitatively]] *[[query]] *:[[queried]] *:[[querying]] *:[[queries]] *[[questionnaire]] *:[[questionnaires]] *[[queue]] *:[[queues]] *:[[queued]] *:[[queuing]] *[[rabbit]] *:[[rabbits]] *[[racist]] *:[[racists]] *:[[racism]] *[[rack]] *:[[racks]] *:[[racked]] *:[[racking]] *:[[rackings]] *[[rag]] *:[[rags]] *:[[raggy]] *[[random]] *:[[randomly]] *:[[randomness]] *:[[randomise]] *:[[randomises]] *:[[randomised]] *:[[ranomising]] *:[[randomisation]] *:[[randomisations]] *:[[randomize]] *:[[randomizes]] *:[[randomized]] *:[[randomizing]] *:[[randomization]] *:[[randomizations]] *[[rank]] *:[[ranked]] *:[[ranking]] *:[[ranks]] *[[rat]] *:[[rats]] *:[[ratty]] *[[rattle]] *:[[rattles]] *:[[rattled]] *:[[rattling]] *:[[rattler]] *:[[rattlers]] *[[raw]] *:[[rawness]] *:[[rawest]] *:[[rawer]] *[[rear]] *:[[reared]] *:[[rearing]] *:[[rears]] *[[rebel]] *:[[rebels]] *:[[rebelled]] *:[[rebelling]] *:[[rebellings]] *:[[rebellion]] *:[[rebellions]] *:[[rebellious]] *:[[rebelliousness]] *:[[rebelliously]] *[[receipt]] *:[[receipts]] *[[reception]] *:[[receptions]] *:[[receptionist]] *:[[receptionists]] *[[recipe]] *:[[recipes]] *[[referee]] *:[[refereed]] *:[[refereeing]] *:[[referees]] *[[refresh]] *:[[refreshes]] *:[[refreshed]] *:[[refreshing]] *:[[refreshingly]] *:[[refreshment]] *:[[refreshments]] *:[[refresher]] *:[[refreshers]] *[[regret]] *:[[regretting]] *:[[regretful]] *:[[regretted]] *:[[regrets]] *:[[regrettable]] *:[[regrettably]] *:[[regretfully]] *[[rehearse]] *:[[rehearses]] *:[[rehearsed]] *:[[rehearsing]] *:[[rehearsal]] *:[[rehearsals]] *[[relieve]] *:[[relieving]] *:[[relieves]] *:[[relieved]] *[[remote]] *:[[remotely]] *:[[remoteness]] *:[[remoter]] *:[[remotest]] *[[reproduce]] *:[[reproduces]] *:[[reproducing]] *:[[reproduced]] *:[[reproduction]] *:[[reproductions]] *:[[reproducible]] *[[reputation]] *:[[reputations]] *[[rescue]] *:[[rescued]] *:[[rescuer]] *:[[rescuers]] *:[[rescues]] *:[[rescuing]] *[[resign]] *:[[resigns]] *:[[resigning]] *:[[resigned]] *:[[resignedly]] *:[[resignation]] *:[[resignations]] *[[resort]] *:[[resorts]] *:[[resorted]] *:[[resorting]] *[[restaurant]] *:[[restaurants]] *[[restore]] *:[[restoration]] *:[[restorations]] *:[[restored]] *:[[unrestored]] *:[[restores]] *:[[restoring]] *:[[restorer]] *:[[restorers]] *:[[restorative]] *[[retail]] *:[[retailer]] *:[[retailers]] *:[[retails]] *:[[retailed]] *:[[retailing]] *[[reveal]] *:[[revealed]] *:[[unrevealed]] *:[[revealing]] *:[[reveals]] *:[[revelation]] *:[[revelations]] *[[revolt]] *:[[revolted]] *:[[revolting]] *:[[revolts]] *[[reward]] *:[[rewarded]] *:[[unrewarded]] *:[[unrewarding]] *:[[rewarding]] *:[[rewards]] *[[rhyme]] *:[[rhyming]] *:[[unrhyming]] *:[[rhymed]] *:[[rhymes]] *[[rhythm]] *:[[rhythms]] *:[[rhythmic]] *:[[rhythmical]] *:[[rhythmically]] *[[ribbon]] *:[[ribbons]] *[[rip]] *:[[ripped]] *:[[ripping]] *:[[rips]] *[[rocket]] *:[[rockets]] *:[[rocketed]] *:[[rocketing]] *[[rope]] *:[[ropes]] *:[[roping]] *:[[roped]] *[[roses]] *:[[rosy]] *:[[rosier]] *:[[rosiest]] *:[[rosiness]] *:[[rosily]] *[[rot]] *:[[rotting]] *:[[rotted]] *:[[rots]] *[[rotate]] *:[[rotates]] *:[[rotated]] *:[[rotating]] *:[[rotatory]] *:[[rotation]] *:[[rotations]] *:[[rotational]] *[[rotten]] *:[[rottener]] *:[[rottenest]] *:[[rottenness]] *:[[rottenly]] *[[routine]] *:[[routinely]] *:[[routines]] *:[[subroutine]] *:[[subroutines]] *[[rove]] *:[[roving]] *:[[roved]] *:[[roves]] *:[[rover]] *:[[rovers]] *[[rubber]] *:[[rubbers]] *:[[rubbery]] *[[rude]] *:[[rudeness]] *:[[rudely]] *:[[ruder]] *:[[rudest]] *[[rugby]] *[[ruin]] *:[[ruins]] *:[[ruinous]] *:[[ruinously]] *:[[ruined]] *:[[ruining]] *:[[ruination]] *[[rumour]] *:[[rumoured]] *:[[rumours]] *:[[rumor]] *:[[rumors]] *:[[rumored]] *:[[rumoring]] *:[[rumouring]] *[[sacrifice]] *:[[sacrificing]] *:[[sacrifices]] *:[[sacrificed]] *:[[sacrificial]] *[[saint]] *:[[saintly]] *:[[saints]] *[[salvation]] *[[satellite]] *:[[satellites]] *[[sausage]] *:[[sausages]] *[[scan]] *:[[scanned]] *:[[scanning]] *:[[scans]] *:[[scanner]] *:[[scanners]] *[[scope]] *[[scout]] *:[[scouts]] *[[scrap]] *:[[scrapped]] *:[[scrapping]] *:[[scraps]] *[[scrape]] *:[[scrapes]] *:[[scraped]] *:[[scraping]] *:[[scraper]] *:[[scrapers]] *[[scratch]] *:[[scratching]] *:[[scratches]] *:[[scratched]] *:[[unscratched]] *:[[scratchy]] *:[[scratchiness]] *[[scream]] *:[[screamed]] *:[[screaming]] *:[[screams]] *[[scribble]] *:[[scribbles]] *:[[scribbled]] *:[[scribbling]] *:[[scribbler]] *:[[scribblers]] *[[script]] *:[[scripts]] *:[[unscripted]] *[[scrub]] *:[[scrubbing]] *:[[scrubbed]] *:[[scrubs]] *[[seal]] *:[[sealed]] *:[[unsealed]] *:[[sealing]] *:[[seals]] *:[[sealant]] *:[[sealants]] *[[seed]] *:[[seeds]] *:[[seeding]] *:[[seeded]] *:[[seedling]] *:[[seedlings]] *[[seldom]] *[[semi]] *[[sensitive]] *:[[sensitivity]] *:[[sensitivities]] *:[[insensitivity]] *:[[insensitive]] *:[[sensitively]] *[[sergeant]] *:[[sergeants]] *:[[sgt]] *:[[sgts]] *:[[serjeant]] *:[[serjeants]] *:[[sarge]] *[[sew]] *:[[sews]] *:[[sewed]] *:[[sewing]] *:[[sewn]] *:[[unsewn]] *[[shade]] *:[[shaded]] *:[[shading]] *:[[shadings]] *:[[shady]] *:[[shadiness]] *:[[shades]] *[[shadow]] *:[[shadowed]] *:[[shadowing]] *:[[shadows]] *:[[shadowy]] *[[shave]] *:[[shaves]] *:[[shaved]] *:[[shaving]] *:[[shaver]] *:[[shavers]] *:[[shaven]] *:[[unshaven]] *[[sheer]] *:[[sheerness]] *[[shelf]] *:[[shelves]] *[[shell]] *:[[shells]] *:[[shelling]] *:[[shelled]] *:[[unshelled]] *[[shelter]] *:[[shelters]] *:[[sheltering]] *:[[sheltered]] *:[[unsheltered]] *[[shield]] *:[[shields]] *:[[shielding]] *:[[shielded]] *:[[unshielded]] *[[shine]] *:[[shined]] *:[[shines]] *:[[shining]] *:[[shone]] *:[[shiny]] *[[shore]] *:[[shores]] *:[[shoreline]] *[[shove]] *:[[shoves]] *:[[shoved]] *:[[shoving]] *[[shovel]] *:[[shovels]] *:[[shovelful]] *:[[shovelling]] *:[[shovelled]] *[[shy]] *:[[shyly]] *:[[shyness]] *[[signature]] *:[[signatures]] *[[silence]] *:[[silenced]] *:[[unsilenced]] *:[[silences]] *:[[silencing]] *:[[silent]] *:[[silently]] *:[[silencer]] *:[[silencers]] *[[silk]] *:[[silks]] *:[[silky]] *:[[silkiness]] *:[[silkier]] *:[[silkiest]] *:[[silkily]] *:[[silken]] *[[silver]] *:[[silvery]] *[[sincere]] *:[[sincerely]] *:[[sincerity]] *[[sixpence]] *:[[sixpences]] *[[sketch]] *:[[sketched]] *:[[sketches]] *:[[sketching]] *[[skip]] *:[[skipping]] *:[[skipped]] *:[[skips]] *[[slap]] *:[[slapping]] *:[[slapped]] *:[[slaps]] *[[slash]] *:[[slashes]] *:[[slashed]] *:[[slashing]] *:[[slasher]] *:[[slashers]] *[[slave]] *:[[slaves]] *:[[slavery]] *[[sleeve]] *:[[sleeves]] *:[[sleeveless]] *[[slice]] *:[[sliced]] *:[[unsliced]] *:[[slices]] *:[[slicing]] *[[slim]] *:[[slimmed]] *:[[slims]] *:[[slimming]] *:[[slimmings]] *:[[slimmer]] *:[[slimmers]] *:[[slimmest]] *:[[slimly]] *:[[slimness]] *[[slot]] *:[[slots]] *:[[slotting]] *:[[slotted]] *[[smack]] *:[[smacks]] *:[[smacked]] *:[[smacking]] *:[[smacker]] *:[[smackers]] *[[smooth]] *:[[smooths]] *:[[smoothly]] *:[[smoothing]] *:[[smoothed]] *:[[smoothness]] *:[[smoothnesses]] *:[[smoother]] *:[[smoothest]] *[[snap]] *:[[snapped]] *:[[snaps]] *:[[snapping]] *:[[snapper]] *:[[snappers]] *[[sneak]] *:[[sneaks]] *:[[sneaked]] *:[[sneaking]] *:[[sneaker]] *:[[sneakers]] *:[[sneaky]] *:[[sneakiness]] *:[[sneakily]] *[[sniff]] *:[[sniffs]] *:[[sniffed]] *:[[sniffing]] *:[[sniffer]] *:[[sniffers]] *[[soak]] *:[[soaks]] *:[[soaked]] *:[[soaking]] *[[socialist]] *:[[socialists]] *[[soil]] *:[[soils]] *[[soldier]] *:[[soldiers]] *[[sole]] *:[[solely]] *[[somewhat]] *[[sophisticated]] *:[[unsophisticated]] *[[sore]] *:[[soreness]] *:[[sorely]] *:[[sores]] *:[[sorer]] *:[[sorest]] *[[soul]] *:[[souls]] *:[[soulful]] *:[[soulfully]] *:[[soulless]] *:[[soullessly]] *[[soup]] *:[[soups]] *:[[soupy]] *[[spark]] *:[[sparks]] *:[[sparked]] *:[[sparking]] *[[species]] *:[[sp]] *:[[spp]] *[[spectacle]] *:[[spectacles]] *:[[spec]] *:[[specs]] *[[speculate]] *:[[speculated]] *:[[speculates]] *:[[speculating]] *:[[speculation]] *:[[speculations]] *:[[speculator]] *:[[speculators]] *:[[speculative]] *:[[speculatively]] *[[spill]] *:[[spills]] *:[[spilling]] *:[[spilled]] *:[[spilt]] *:[[unspilt]] *:[[spillage]] *:[[spillages]] *[[spin]] *:[[spun]] *:[[spins]] *:[[spinning]] *[[spit]] *:[[spits]] *:[[spitting]] *:[[spat]] *:[[spitter]] *:[[spitters]] *[[spite]] *:[[spiteful]] *:[[spitefulness]] *:[[spitefully]] *[[splash]] *:[[splashes]] *:[[splashed]] *:[[splashing]] *[[splendid]] *:[[splendidly]] *[[spoil]] *:[[spoils]] *:[[spoiling]] *:[[spoiled]] *:[[spoilt]] *:[[unspoilt]] *:[[unspoiled]] *[[spoon]] *:[[spooned]] *:[[spooning]] *:[[spoons]] *:[[spoonful]] *[[spray]] *:[[sprays]] *:[[sprayed]] *:[[spraying]] *:[[sprayer]] *:[[sprayers]] *[[squash]] *:[[squashed]] *:[[squashing]] *:[[squashes]] *:[[squashy]] *:[[squashier]] *:[[squashiest]] *[[squeeze]] *:[[squeezed]] *:[[squeezes]] *:[[squeezing]] *[[stab]] *:[[stabbing]] *:[[stabbed]] *:[[stabs]] *[[stack]] *:[[stacks]] *:[[stacked]] *:[[unstacked]] *:[[stacking]] *[[stain]] *:[[stains]] *:[[stained]] *:[[staining]] *:[[stainless]] *[[stake]] *:[[staked]] *:[[stakes]] *:[[staking]] *[[stare]] *:[[stared]] *:[[stares]] *:[[staring]] *[[starve]] *:[[starves]] *:[[starved]] *:[[starving]] *:[[starvation]] *[[steady]] *:[[unsteady]] *:[[unsteadily]] *:[[steadying]] *:[[steadily]] *:[[steadies]] *:[[steadied]] *:[[steadier]] *:[[steadiest]] *:[[steadiness]] *[[steal]] *:[[stole]] *:[[stolen]] *:[[steals]] *:[[stealing]] *:[[stealer]] *:[[stealers]] *[[steam]] *:[[steaming]] *:[[steams]] *:[[steamed]] *:[[steamy]] *[[steep]] *:[[steepness]] *:[[steepest]] *:[[steeper]] *:[[steeply]] *[[steer]] *:[[steers]] *:[[steering]] *:[[steered]] *[[sticky]] *:[[stickier]] *:[[stickiest]] *:[[stickiness]] *:[[stickily]] *[[stiff]] *:[[stiffly]] *:[[stiffness]] *:[[stiffest]] *:[[stiffer]] *:[[stiffens]] *:[[stiffening]] *:[[stiffened]] *:[[stiffen]] *[[stink]] *:[[stank]] *:[[stunk]] *:[[stinks]] *:[[stinking]] *:[[stinker]] *:[[stinkers]] *[[stir]] *:[[stirs]] *:[[stirring]] *:[[stirred]] *[[stitch]] *:[[stitches]] *:[[stitched]] *:[[stitching]] *:[[stitchery]] *[[stomach]] *:[[stomachs]] *[[storm]] *:[[stormed]] *:[[storming]] *:[[storms]] *[[straightforward]] *:[[straightforwardly]] *[[strain]] *:[[strained]] *:[[straining]] *:[[strains]] *[[strap]] *:[[strapless]] *:[[strapping]] *:[[strapped]] *:[[straps]] *:[[unstrap]] *:[[unstrapping]] *:[[unstrapped]] *:[[unstraps]] *[[straw]] *:[[straws]] *[[stream]] *:[[streamed]] *:[[streaming]] *:[[streams]] *[[strict]] *:[[strictness]] *:[[strictly]] *:[[strictest]] *:[[stricter]] *[[string]] *:[[strings]] *:[[stringing]] *:[[strung]] *:[[stringy]] *[[stripe]] *:[[stripes]] *:[[stripey]] *:[[striped]] *:[[striping]] *[[stroke]] *:[[strokes]] *:[[stroked]] *:[[stroking]] *:[[strokings]] *[[subsidy]] *:[[subsidies]] *:[[subsidize]] *:[[subsidizes]] *:[[subsidized]] *:[[subsidizing]] *:[[subsidizer]] *:[[subsidizers]] *:[[subsidise]] *:[[subsidises]] *:[[subsidised]] *:[[subsidising]] *:[[subsidiser]] *:[[subsidisers]] *[[substance]] *:[[substances]] *[[substitute]] *:[[substituted]] *:[[substitutes]] *:[[substituting]] *:[[substitution]] *[[subtle]] *:[[unsubtle]] *:[[subtly]] *:[[subtleness]] *:[[subtler]] *:[[subtlest]] *[[suck]] *:[[sucks]] *:[[sucking]] *:[[sucked]] *[[suicide]] *:[[suicidal]] *:[[suicides]] *[[suite]] *:[[suites]] *[[superb]] *:[[superbly]] *[[supermarket]] *:[[supermarkets]] *[[supervise]] *:[[supervised]] *:[[unsupervised]] *:[[supervises]] *:[[supervising]] *:[[supervision]] *:[[supervisors]] *:[[supervisor]] *:[[supervisory]] *[[supper]] *:[[suppers]] *[[supplement]] *:[[supplementary]] *:[[supplemented]] *:[[supplementing]] *:[[supplements]] *:[[supplementation]] *:[[supplemental]] *[[surgeon]] *:[[surgeons]] *[[surgery]] *:[[surgeries]] *[[surname]] *:[[surnames]] *[[surround]] *:[[surrounded]] *:[[surrounding]] *:[[surrounds]] *:[[surroundings]] *[[suspend]] *:[[suspended]] *:[[suspending]] *:[[suspends]] *:[[suspension]] *:[[suspensions]] *:[[suspenders]] *[[suspicious]] *:[[suspiciously]] *[[swallow]] *:[[swallows]] *:[[swallowing]] *:[[swallowed]] *[[swan]] *:[[swans]] *[[swap]] *:[[swapping]] *:[[swapped]] *:[[swaps]] *[[sweat]] *:[[sweats]] *:[[sweaty]] *:[[sweatier]] *:[[sweatiest]] *:[[sweated]] *:[[sweating]] *[[swede]] *:[[swedes]] *:[[sweden]] *:[[swedish]] *[[sweep]] *:[[swept]] *:[[sweeps]] *:[[sweeping]] *:[[sweeper]] *:[[sweepers]] *[[swing]] *:[[swung]] *:[[swings]] *:[[swinging]] *[[switzerland]] *:[[swiss]] *[[symbol]] *:[[symbolic]] *:[[symbolical]] *:[[symbolically]] *:[[symbolise]] *:[[symbolises]] *:[[symbolised]] *:[[symbolising]] *:[[symbolism]] *:[[symbolize]] *:[[symbolized]] *:[[symbolizes]] *:[[symbolizing]] *:[[symbols]] *[[sympathy]] *:[[sympathies]] *:[[sympathetic]] *:[[unsympathetic]] *:[[unsympathetically]] *:[[sympathetically]] *[[symptom]] *:[[symptoms]] *:[[symptomatic]] *:[[symptomatically]] *[[tab]] *:[[tabs]] *:[[tabbed]] *:[[tabbing]] *[[tack]] *:[[tacks]] *:[[tacked]] *:[[tacking]] *[[tag]] *:[[tags]] *:[[tagged]] *:[[untagged]] *:[[tagging]] *[[tale]] *:[[tales]] *[[talent]] *:[[talented]] *:[[untalented]] *:[[talents]] *[[taxi]] *:[[taxis]] *[[tease]] *:[[teases]] *:[[teased]] *:[[teasing]] *:[[teasingly]] *:[[teaser]] *:[[teasers]] *[[teenage]] *:[[teenager]] *:[[teenagers]] *:[[teenaged]] *[[telecom]] *:[[telecoms]] *[[temper]] *:[[tempers]] *[[tempt]] *:[[tempts]] *:[[tempting]] *:[[tempted]] *:[[temptation]] *:[[temptations]] *[[tender]] *:[[tenderness]] *:[[tenderly]] *[[tennis]] *[[tense]] *:[[tensed]] *:[[tenses]] *:[[tensing]] *:[[tension]] *:[[tensely]] *:[[tenser]] *:[[tensest]] *:[[tensions]] *[[tent]] *:[[tents]] *[[terminal]] *:[[terminally]] *:[[terminals]] *[[terminate]] *:[[terminated]] *:[[terminates]] *:[[terminating]] *:[[termination]] *:[[terminations]] *:[[terminator]] *:[[terminators]] *[[terrace]] *:[[terraced]] *:[[terraces]] *:[[terracing]] *[[terrific]] *:[[terrifically]] *[[terrify]] *:[[terrifies]] *:[[terrified]] *:[[terrifying]] *:[[terrifyingly]] *[[therapy]] *:[[therapies]] *:[[therapist]] *:[[therapists]] *[[thief]] *:[[thieves]] *:[[thieved]] *:[[thieving]] *[[thorough]] *:[[thoroughness]] *:[[thoroughly]] *[[thrill]] *:[[thrilled]] *:[[thrilling]] *:[[thrills]] *:[[thriller]] *:[[thrillers]] *[[throat]] *:[[throats]] *:[[throaty]] *[[thumb]] *:[[thumbs]] *:[[thumbed]] *:[[thumbing]] *:[[thumbings]] *[[thunder]] *:[[thundered]] *:[[thundering]] *:[[thunders]] *:[[thundery]] *:[[thunderous]] *:[[thunderously]] *[[thus]] *[[tide]] *:[[tides]] *:[[tidal]] *[[tilled]] *:[[tilling]] *:[[tills]] *:[[tiller]] *:[[tillers]] *[[timber]] *:[[timbered]] *:[[timbers]] *[[timetable]] *:[[timetables]] *:[[timetabled]] *:[[timetabling]] *[[tissue]] *:[[tissues]] *[[toe]] *:[[toes]] *[[token]] *:[[tokens]] *:[[tokenism]] *[[tone]] *:[[tones]] *:[[tonal]] *:[[tonality]] *:[[toned]] *:[[toning]] *:[[toner]] *:[[toners]] *[[tongue]] *:[[tongues]] *[[torch]] *:[[torched]] *:[[torching]] *:[[torches]] *[[toss]] *:[[tosses]] *:[[tossed]] *:[[tossing]] *[[towel]] *:[[towels]] *:[[towelette]] *:[[towelettes]] *:[[towelling]] *:[[towellings]] *[[trace]] *:[[traced]] *:[[traces]] *:[[tracing]] *:[[traceable]] *:[[untraceable]] *[[tragedy]] *:[[tragedies]] *:[[tragedian]] *:[[tragedians]] *[[tragic]] *:[[tragically]] *[[trail]] *:[[trailed]] *:[[trails]] *:[[trailing]] *[[transform]] *:[[transformation]] *:[[transformations]] *:[[transformational]] *:[[transformed]] *:[[transforming]] *:[[transforms]] *:[[transformer]] *:[[transformers]] *[[translate]] *:[[translating]] *:[[translates]] *:[[translated]] *:[[translation]] *:[[translations]] *:[[translator]] *:[[translators]] *[[transmit]] *:[[transmission]] *:[[transmissions]] *:[[transmitted]] *:[[transmitting]] *:[[transmits]] *:[[transmitter]] *:[[transmitters]] *[[trap]] *:[[traps]] *:[[trapping]] *:[[trapped]] *:[[trapper]] *:[[trappers]] *[[tread]] *:[[trod]] *:[[treads]] *:[[treading]] *[[triangle]] *:[[triangles]] *:[[triangular]] *[[trigger]] *:[[triggered]] *:[[triggering]] *:[[triggers]] *[[trivial]] *:[[trivially]] *:[[triviality]] *:[[trivialities]] *:[[trivialize]] *:[[trivializes]] *:[[trivialized]] *:[[trivializing]] *:[[trivialization]] *:[[trivialise]] *:[[trivialises]] *:[[trivialised]] *:[[trivialising]] *:[[trivialisation]] *[[trolley]] *:[[trolleys]] *[[troop]] *:[[troops]] *[[trophy]] *:[[trophies]] *[[truck]] *:[[trucks]] *:[[trucked]] *:[[trucking]] *:[[trucker]] *:[[truckers]] *[[tube]] *:[[tubes]] *[[tumble]] *:[[tumbles]] *:[[tumbled]] *:[[tumbling]] *:[[tumbler]] *:[[tumblers]] *[[tunnel]] *:[[tunnels]] *:[[tunnelled]] *:[[tunnelling]] *:[[tunnellings]] *[[turkey]] *:[[turk]] *:[[turks]] *:[[turkish]] *[[twin]] *:[[twins]] *:[[twinned]] *:[[twinning]] *[[twist]] *:[[twists]] *:[[twisting]] *:[[twisted]] *:[[untwisted]] *[[tyre]] *:[[tyres]] *[[underground]] *[[underline]] *:[[underlined]] *:[[underlines]] *:[[underlining]] *[[undo]] *:[[undid]] *:[[undone]] *:[[undoes]] *:[[undoing]] *[[uniform]] *:[[uniforms]] *:[[uniformed]] *:[[uniformity]] *:[[uniformly]] *[[unique]] *:[[uniquely]] *:[[uniqueness]] *[[upper]] *[[upwards]] *:[[upward]] *:[[upwardly]] *[[urge]] *:[[urging]] *:[[urges]] *:[[urged]] *[[urgent]] *:[[urgently]] *:[[urgency]] *:[[nonurgent]] *[[utilise]] *:[[utilises]] *:[[utilised]] *:[[utilising]] *:[[utilisation]] *:[[utiliser]] *:[[utilisers]] *:[[utilize]] *:[[utilizes]] *:[[utilized]] *:[[utilizing]] *:[[utilization]] *:[[utilizer]] *:[[utilizers]] *[[utility]] *:[[utilities]] *[[vacuum]] *:[[vacuums]] *:[[vacuumed]] *:[[vacuuming]] *[[vague]] *:[[vaguely]] *:[[vagueness]] *[[vandal]] *:[[vandals]] *:[[vandalize]] *:[[vandalizes]] *:[[vandalized]] *:[[vandalizing]] *:[[vandalise]] *:[[vandalises]] *:[[vandalised]] *:[[vandalising]] *:[[vandalism]] *:[[vandalisms]] *[[vat]] *[[verbal]] *:[[verbally]] *:[[nonverbal]] *:[[verbalize]] *:[[verbalizes]] *:[[verbalized]] *:[[verbalizing]] *:[[verbalise]] *:[[verbalises]] *:[[verbalised]] *:[[verbalising]] *:[[verbalisation]] *:[[verbalizations]] *[[versus]] *:[[vs]] *[[vest]] *:[[vests]] *:[[vested]] *:[[vesting]] *[[vet]] *:[[vets]] *:[[veterinary]] *:[[veterinarian]] *:[[veterinarians]] *[[via]] *[[vice]] *:[[vices]] *[[victorian]] *:[[victorians]] *[[victory]] *:[[victories]] *:[[victorious]] *[[virgin]] *:[[virginity]] *:[[virginal]] *:[[virgins]] *[[virus]] *:[[viruses]] *[[visible]] *:[[visibly]] *:[[invisible]] *:[[invisibly]] *:[[visibility]] *:[[invisibility]] *[[vision]] *:[[visions]] *:[[visionary]] *[[visual]] *:[[visualise]] *:[[visualised]] *:[[visualising]] *:[[visualisation]] *:[[visualize]] *:[[visualized]] *:[[visualizing]] *:[[visualization]] *:[[visually]] *[[vital]] *:[[vitally]] *[[voucher]] *:[[vouchers]] *[[wagon]] *:[[wagons]] *:[[waggon]] *:[[waggons]] *[[wallet]] *:[[wallets]] *[[wallpaper]] *:[[wallpapers]] *[[wander]] *:[[wanders]] *:[[wandering]] *:[[wanderings]] *:[[wandered]] *:[[wanderer]] *:[[wanderers]] *[[wardrobe]] *:[[wardrobes]] *[[warehouse]] *:[[warehouses]] *[[weapon]] *:[[weapons]] *[[weed]] *:[[weeds]] *:[[weedless]] *:[[weedy]] *:[[weedier]] *:[[weediest]] *:[[weeded]] *:[[weeding]] *[[welfare]] *[[whack]] *:[[whacks]] *:[[whacked]] *:[[whacking]] *:[[whacker]] *:[[whackers]] *[[whatsoever]] *[[wheelchair]] *:[[wheelchairs]] *[[whereabouts]] *[[whereby]] *[[whip]] *:[[whipping]] *:[[whipped]] *:[[whips]] *[[whiskey]] *:[[whiskeys]] *:[[whisky]] *:[[whiskies]] *[[whistle]] *:[[whistles]] *:[[whistled]] *:[[whistling]] *:[[whistler]] *:[[whistlers]] *[[whoop]] *:[[whoops]] *:[[whooped]] *:[[whooping]] *:[[whooper]] *:[[whoopers]] *[[wicked]] *:[[wickeder]] *:[[wickedest]] *:[[wickedness]] *:[[wickedly]] *[[widow]] *:[[widows]] *:[[widower]] *:[[widowed]] *:[[widowhood]] *:[[widowhoods]] *[[wig]] *:[[wigs]] *:[[wigged]] *[[wild]] *:[[wilder]] *:[[wildest]] *:[[wildly]] *:[[wildness]] *[[willy]] *:[[willies]] *[[wobble]] *:[[wobbles]] *:[[wobbled]] *:[[wobbling]] *:[[wobbly]] *[[wolf]] *:[[wolves]] *:[[wolfish]] *[[wool]] *:[[wools]] *:[[woollen]] *:[[woolly]] *:[[woolies]] *[[workshop]] *:[[workshops]] *[[worthwhile]] *[[wound]] *:[[wounds]] *:[[wounded]] *:[[unwounded]] *:[[wounding]] *[[wreck]] *:[[wrecks]] *:[[wrecked]] *:[[wrecking]] *:[[wrecker]] *:[[wreckers]] *:[[wreckage]] *:[[wreckages]] *[[wrestle]] *:[[wrestles]] *:[[wrestled]] *:[[wrestling]] *:[[wrestler]] *:[[wrestlers]] *[[wrist]] *:[[wrists]] *[[yugoslavia]] *:[[yugoslavian]] *:[[yugoslavians]] *:[[yugoslav]] *:[[yugoslavs]] *[[zealand]] *:[[zealander]] *:[[zealanders]] *[[zone]] *:[[zones]] *:[[zonal]] *:[[zoned]] *:[[zoning]] *[[articulate]] *:[[articulates]] *:[[articulated]] *:[[articulating]] *:[[articulation]] *:[[articulations]] *[[cement]] *:[[cemented]] *:[[cementing]] *:[[cements]] *[[cramp]] *:[[cramped]] *:[[cramps]] *:[[cramping]] *[[cripple]] *:[[cripples]] *:[[crippled]] *:[[crippling]] *:[[crippler]] *:[[cripplers]] *[[disguise]] *:[[disguises]] *:[[disguised]] *:[[undisguised]] *:[[disguising]] *[[doorway]] *:[[doorways]] *[[embassy]] *:[[embassies]] *[[era]] *:[[eras]] *[[pier]] *:[[piers]] *[[skeleton]] *:[[skeletons]] *[[stride]] *:[[strode]] *:[[strides]] *:[[striding]] *[[vicious]] *:[[viciousness]] *:[[viciously]] *[[warrant]] *:[[warrants]] *:[[warranted]] *:[[unwarranted]] *:[[warranting]] 8757 2006-08-16T16:00:22Z Brett 77 ==[[Wiktionary:BNC spoken freq|Introduction]]== This is the third of 14 1000-word-family lists from the count of the British National Corpus (BNC) compiled by [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/nation.aspx Paul Nation]. ==Other lists== [[Wiktionary:BNC spoken freq 02|Second 1000 words]] [[Wiktionary:BNC spoken freq 03|Third 1000 words]] ==List== [[Category:Wordlists]] 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*:[[dreaded]] *:[[dreading]] *[[dreadful]] *:[[dreadfully]] *[[drift]] *:[[drifted]] *:[[drifting]] *:[[drifts]] *:[[drifter]] *:[[drifters]] *[[drill]] *:[[drilled]] *:[[drilling]] *:[[drills]] *:[[driller]] *:[[drillers]] *[[drip]] *:[[dripping]] *:[[dripped]] *:[[drips]] *[[drown]] *:[[drowns]] *:[[drowning]] *:[[drowned]] *[[drum]] *:[[drums]] *:[[drumming]] *:[[drummed]] *:[[drummer]] *:[[drummers]] *[[dual]] *:[[duality]] *[[duke]] *:[[dukes]] *:[[dukedom]] *:[[dukedoms]] *[[dull]] *:[[dullness]] *:[[dullest]] *:[[duller]] *:[[dully]] *:[[dulled]] *:[[dulls]] *:[[dulling]] *[[dummy]] *:[[dummies]] *[[dutch]] *:[[dutchman]] *:[[dutchmen]] *[[dye]] *:[[dyed]] *:[[dyeing]] *:[[dyer]] *:[[dyers]] *:[[dyes]] *[[ease]] *:[[easing]] *:[[eases]] *:[[eased]] *:[[unease]] *:[[uneasily]] *:[[uneasy]] *:[[uneasiness]] *[[eastern]] *:[[easterner]] *:[[easterners]] *[[echo]] *:[[echoed]] *:[[echoes]] *:[[echoing]] *[[egypt]] *:[[egyptian]] *:[[egyptians]] *[[elbow]] *:[[elbows]] *[[eldest]] 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*:[[exploding]] *[[export]] *:[[exports]] *:[[exporting]] *:[[exported]] *:[[exporter]] *:[[exporters]] *[[expose]] *:[[exposed]] *:[[unexposed]] *:[[exposes]] *:[[exposing]] *:[[exposure]] *:[[exposures]] *[[external]] *:[[externalisation]] *:[[externalise]] *:[[externalised]] *:[[externalises]] *:[[externalising]] *:[[externality]] *:[[externalization]] *:[[externalize]] *:[[externalized]] *:[[externalizes]] *:[[externalizing]] *:[[externally]] *[[extract]] *:[[extracted]] *:[[extracting]] *:[[extraction]] *:[[extractions]] *:[[extracts]] *:[[extractor]] *:[[extractors]] *[[fade]] *:[[fading]] *:[[unfading]] *:[[fades]] *:[[faded]] *:[[unfaded]] *[[failure]] *:[[failures]] *[[faint]] *:[[faints]] *:[[faintly]] *:[[fainting]] *:[[fainter]] *:[[faintest]] *:[[fainted]] *:[[faintness]] *[[false]] *:[[falsely]] *:[[falsehood]] *:[[falseness]] *:[[falsity]] *[[fare]] *:[[fares]] *:[[fared]] *:[[faring]] *[[fascinate]] *:[[fascinated]] *:[[fascinates]] *:[[fascinating]] *:[[fascination]] 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*:[[filtrating]] *:[[filtration]] *:[[filtrations]] *[[fined]] *:[[fines]] *:[[fining]] *:[[finings]] *:[[unfined]] *[[fir]] *:[[firs]] *[[flag]] *:[[flags]] *[[flame]] *:[[flames]] *:[[flaming]] *:[[flamed]] *[[flap]] *:[[flapping]] *:[[flapped]] *:[[flaps]] *[[flare]] *:[[flares]] *:[[flared]] *:[[flaring]] *[[flash]] *:[[flashing]] *:[[flashes]] *:[[flashed]] *[[flavour]] *:[[flavours]] *:[[flavouring]] *:[[flavoured]] *:[[flavor]] *:[[flavors]] *:[[flavoring]] *:[[flavored]] *[[flight]] *:[[flights]] *:[[flightless]] *:[[flt]] *:[[flighty]] *[[flood]] *:[[floods]] *:[[flooding]] *:[[flooded]] *[[flu]] *:[[flus]] *:[[influenza]] *:[[influenzas]] *[[fold]] *:[[folds]] *:[[folding]] *:[[folded]] *:[[unfold]] *:[[unfolds]] *:[[unfolded]] *:[[unfolding]] *[[folder]] *:[[folders]] *[[fond]] *:[[fondness]] *:[[fondly]] *:[[fondest]] *:[[fonder]] *[[ford]] *:[[fords]] *[[forecast]] *:[[forecasted]] *:[[forecasting]] *:[[forecaster]] *:[[forecasters]] *:[[forecasts]] *[[foresee]] 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*:[[fumes]] *:[[fuming]] *[[funeral]] *:[[funerals]] *[[fur]] *:[[furs]] *:[[furry]] *:[[furrier]] *:[[furriest]] *:[[furriness]] *[[furnish]] *:[[furnished]] *:[[unfurnished]] *:[[furnishes]] *:[[furnishing]] *:[[furnishings]] *[[fuss]] *:[[fusses]] *:[[fussy]] *:[[fussier]] *:[[fussiest]] *:[[fussiness]] *:[[fussily]] *:[[fussed]] *:[[fussing]] *:[[fusser]] *[[gallery]] *:[[galleries]] *[[gallon]] *:[[gallons]] *[[gamble]] *:[[gambled]] *:[[gambler]] *:[[gamblers]] *:[[gambling]] *:[[gamblings]] *[[gang]] *:[[gangs]] *[[gee]] *[[generous]] *:[[generously]] *:[[generosity]] *[[gentle]] *:[[gently]] *:[[gentleness]] *:[[gentler]] *:[[gentlest]] *[[genuine]] *:[[genuinely]] *[[geography]] *:[[geographical]] *:[[geographic]] *:[[geographically]] *:[[geographies]] *:[[geographer]] *:[[geographers]] *[[gesture]] *:[[gestured]] *:[[gestures]] *:[[gesturing]] *[[ghost]] *:[[ghosts]] *:[[ghostly]] *[[giant]] *:[[giants]] *[[glance]] *:[[glanced]] *:[[glances]] *:[[glancing]] *[[glaze]] *:[[glazes]] *:[[glazed]] *:[[unglazed]] *:[[glazing]] *:[[glazings]] *[[global]] *:[[globally]] *:[[globalism]] *:[[globalist]] *:[[globalists]] *:[[globalize]] *:[[globalizes]] *:[[globalized]] *:[[globalizing]] *:[[globalise]] *:[[globalisation]] *:[[globalization]] *:[[globalises]] *:[[globalised]] *:[[globalising]] *[[glory]] *:[[glories]] *:[[glorious]] *:[[gloriously]] *:[[glorify]] *:[[glorifies]] *:[[glorified]] *:[[glorifying]] *:[[glorification]] *:[[glorifications]] *[[glove]] *:[[gloves]] *:[[gloved]] *[[glow]] *:[[glowed]] *:[[glows]] *:[[glowing]] *:[[glowingly]] *[[glue]] *:[[glues]] *:[[glued]] *:[[gluing]] *:[[gluey]] *[[gospel]] *:[[gospels]] *[[gracious]] *:[[graciousness]] *:[[ungracious]] *:[[ungraciously]] *:[[graciously]] *[[grain]] *:[[grains]] *:[[grainy]] *[[gram]] *:[[grams]] *:[[gramme]] *:[[grammes]] *:[[milligram]] *:[[milligrams]] *:[[milligramme]] *:[[milligrammes]] *:[[mg]] *:[[mgs]] *:[[centigram]] *:[[centigrams]] *:[[centigramme]] *:[[centigrammes]] *[[grammar]] *:[[grammars]] *:[[grammarian]] *:[[grammarians]] *[[graphic]] *:[[graphically]] *:[[graphical]] *:[[graphics]] *[[greece]] *:[[greek]] *:[[greeks]] *:[[grecian]] *:[[grecians]] *[[greed]] *:[[greeds]] *:[[greedy]] *:[[greedier]] *:[[greediest]] *:[[greediness]] *:[[greedily]] *[[greet]] *:[[greetings]] *:[[greets]] *:[[greeting]] *:[[greeted]] *[[grief]] *[[grind]] *:[[grinds]] *:[[grinding]] *:[[grinder]] *:[[grinders]] *[[grip]] *:[[gripped]] *:[[gripping]] *:[[grips]] *[[gross]] *:[[grossly]] *[[guest]] *:[[guests]] *[[gut]] *:[[gutted]] *:[[gutting]] *:[[guts]] *:[[gutless]] *:[[gutlessness]] *:[[gutsy]] *:[[gutsier]] *:[[gutsiest]] *[[habit]] *:[[habits]] *[[hairdresser]] *:[[hairdressers]] *[[ham]] *:[[hams]] *[[hammer]] *:[[hammers]] *:[[hammering]] *:[[hammered]] *[[handicap]] *:[[handicapping]] *:[[handicapper]] *:[[handicappers]] *:[[handicapped]] *:[[handicaps]] *[[handy]] *:[[handier]] *:[[handiest]] *:[[handiness]] *:[[unhandy]] *:[[unhandier]] 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*:[[hips]] *[[hobby]] *:[[hobbies]] *:[[hobbyist]] *:[[hobbyists]] *[[hockey]] *:[[hockeys]] *[[holland]] *[[honey]] *:[[honeys]] *[[hood]] *:[[hooded]] *:[[hoods]] *[[hooray]] *:[[hurray]] *:[[hurrah]] *:[[hurrahs]] *[[hop]] *:[[hops]] *:[[hopped]] *:[[hopping]] *[[horrendous]] *:[[horrendously]] *[[horror]] *:[[horrors]] *[[host]] *:[[hosts]] *:[[hosting]] *:[[hosted]] *[[housewife]] *:[[housewives]] *:[[housewifely]] *[[humour]] *:[[humourous]] *:[[humourously]] *:[[humorously]] *:[[humor]] *:[[humorous]] *:[[humourless]] *:[[humorless]] *:[[humourlessly]] *:[[humorlessly]] *[[hut]] *:[[huts]] *[[identical]] *:[[identically]] *[[idiot]] *:[[idiots]] *:[[idiotic]] *:[[idiotically]] *:[[idiocy]] *:[[idiocies]] *[[idle]] *:[[idleness]] *:[[idly]] *:[[idling]] *:[[idled]] *:[[idles]] *:[[idlest]] *:[[idler]] *[[illustrate]] *:[[illustrated]] *:[[unillustrated]] *:[[illustrates]] *:[[illustrating]] *:[[illustration]] *:[[illustrations]] *:[[illustrative]] *:[[illustrator]] *:[[illustrators]] *[[immense]] *:[[immensely]] *:[[immensity]] *:[[immenseness]] *[[incentive]] *:[[incentives]] *[[incidental]] *:[[incidentally]] *[[incline]] *:[[inclination]] *:[[inclinations]] *:[[inclined]] *:[[inclines]] *:[[inclining]] *[[incorporate]] *:[[incorporated]] *:[[unincorporated]] *:[[incorporates]] *:[[incorporating]] *:[[incorporation]] *:[[incorporations]] *:[[inc]] *[[index]] *:[[indexed]] *:[[indexes]] *:[[indexing]] *:[[indices]] *:[[indexation]] *[[indulge]] *:[[indulged]] *:[[indulges]] *:[[indulging]] *:[[indulgent]] *:[[indulgently]] *:[[indulgence]] *:[[indulgences]] *[[infect]] *:[[infected]] *:[[uninfected]] *:[[infects]] *:[[infecting]] *:[[infection]] *:[[infections]] *:[[infectious]] *:[[infectiousness]] *:[[infectiously]] *:[[noninfectious]] *:[[infective]] *[[inherit]] *:[[inheritance]] *:[[inherited]] *:[[inheriting]] *:[[inherits]] *:[[inheritor]] *:[[inheritors]] *[[inject]] *:[[injected]] *:[[injecting]] *:[[injection]] *:[[injections]] *:[[injects]] *:[[injector]] *:[[injectors]] *[[inn]] *:[[inns]] *[[insist]] *:[[insistent]] *:[[insistently]] *:[[insisted]] *:[[insisting]] *:[[insists]] *[[inspire]] *:[[inspired]] *:[[inspires]] *:[[inspiring]] *:[[inspiration]] *:[[inspirations]] *:[[inspirational]] *:[[uninspired]] *:[[uninspiring]] *[[install]] *:[[installation]] *:[[installations]] *:[[installed]] *:[[installing]] *:[[installs]] *:[[installer]] *:[[installers]] *[[instant]] *:[[instants]] *:[[instantly]] *:[[instantaneous]] *:[[instantaneously]] *[[instrument]] *:[[instruments]] *:[[instrumental]] *:[[instrumentation]] *[[insult]] *:[[insults]] *:[[insulted]] *:[[insulting]] *[[intellectual]] *:[[intellectualise]] *:[[intellectualize]] *:[[intellectually]] *:[[intellectuals]] *[[intense]] *:[[intensely]] *:[[intenseness]] *:[[intensification]] *:[[intensified]] *:[[intensifies]] *:[[intensify]] *:[[intensifying]] *:[[intensity]] *:[[intensities]] *:[[intensive]] *:[[intensively]] *[[inter]] *[[interfere]] 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*:[[leaping]] *:[[leaps]] *:[[leapt]] *:[[leaped]] *[[leisure]] *:[[leisurely]] *[[lever]] *:[[levered]] *:[[levering]] *:[[levers]] *:[[leverage]] *:[[leverages]] *:[[leveraged]] *:[[leveraging]] *[[liable]] *:[[liability]] *:[[liabilities]] *[[lid]] *:[[lids]] *[[likeness]] *:[[unlike]] *[[lip]] *:[[lips]] *[[liquid]] *:[[liquids]] *:[[liquidity]] *:[[liquidities]] *[[literature]] *:[[literatures]] *[[litre]] *:[[litres]] *:[[liter]] *:[[liters]] *:[[millilitre]] *:[[millilitres]] *:[[milliliter]] *:[[milliliters]] *:[[mil]] *:[[mils]] *:[[mll]] *:[[mlls]] *[[litter]] *:[[litters]] *:[[littered]] *:[[littering]] *:[[litterer]] *:[[litterers]] *[[lodge]] *:[[lodged]] *:[[lodging]] *:[[lodges]] *:[[lodgings]] *:[[lodger]] *:[[lodgers]] *[[loft]] *:[[lofts]] *[[lone]] *:[[lonely]] *:[[loneliness]] *:[[loner]] *:[[loners]] *:[[lonesome]] *[[loo]] *:[[loos]] *[[loop]] *:[[loops]] *[[lounge]] *:[[lounged]] *:[[lounging]] *:[[lounges]] *[[lunchtime]] *:[[lunchtimes]] *[[lung]] *:[[lungs]] 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*:[[maturational]] *:[[matured]] *:[[matures]] *:[[maturing]] *:[[maturity]] *:[[maturely]] *:[[immaturely]] *[[meantime]] *[[meanwhile]] *[[mechanic]] *:[[mechanics]] *:[[mechanical]] *:[[mechanically]] *[[medium]] *[[melt]] *:[[melts]] *:[[melting]] *:[[melted]] *[[mend]] *:[[mends]] *:[[mended]] *:[[unmended]] *:[[mending]] *:[[mender]] *:[[menders]] *[[menu]] *:[[menus]] *[[merchant]] *:[[merchants]] *:[[merchantable]] *[[merit]] *:[[merited]] *:[[unmerited]] *:[[meriting]] *:[[merits]] *[[merry]] *:[[merrier]] *:[[merriest]] *:[[merriness]] *:[[merrily]] *:[[merriment]] *[[micro]] *[[mild]] *:[[mildness]] *:[[mildly]] *:[[mildest]] *:[[milder]] *[[military]] *:[[militarily]] *:[[militarist]] *:[[militarists]] *:[[militarism]] *[[millimetre]] *:[[millimetres]] *:[[millimeter]] *:[[millimeters]] *[[mini]] *[[miracle]] *:[[miracles]] *[[miserable]] *:[[miserably]] *[[misery]] *:[[miseries]] *[[mission]] *:[[missions]] *:[[missionary]] *:[[missionaries]] *[[mixture]] *:[[mixtures]] *[[moan]] *:[[moans]] *:[[moaned]] *:[[moaning]] *:[[moaner]] *:[[moaners]] *[[mobile]] *:[[mobility]] *:[[mobilities]] *:[[immobile]] *:[[immobility]] *[[mock]] *:[[mocking]] *:[[mocked]] *:[[mocks]] *:[[mocker]] *:[[mockers]] *:[[mockingly]] *[[monopoly]] *:[[monopolies]] *:[[monopolise]] *:[[monopolises]] *:[[monopolised]] *:[[monopolising]] *:[[monopolisation]] *:[[monopolize]] *:[[monopolizes]] *:[[monopolized]] *:[[monopolizing]] *:[[monopolization]] *:[[monopolistic]] *:[[monopolist]] *:[[monopolists]] *[[monster]] *:[[monsters]] *:[[monstrous]] *:[[monstrously]] *:[[monstrosity]] *:[[monstrosities]] *[[mood]] *:[[moods]] *:[[moody]] *:[[moodiness]] *:[[moodily]] *[[moor]] *:[[moors]] *[[mortal]] *:[[mortals]] *:[[mortally]] *:[[mortality]] *:[[mortalities]] *:[[immortal]] *:[[immortally]] *:[[immortality]] *:[[immortalities]] *:[[immortalize]] *:[[immortalizes]] *:[[immortalized]] *:[[immortalizing]] *:[[immortalise]] *:[[immortalises]] *:[[immortalised]] *:[[immortalising]] 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*:[[puzzled]] *:[[puzzling]] *:[[puzzler]] *:[[puzzlers]] *:[[puzzlement]] *:[[puzzlements]] *[[quantity]] *:[[quantities]] *:[[quantitative]] *:[[quantitatively]] *[[query]] *:[[queried]] *:[[querying]] *:[[queries]] *[[questionnaire]] *:[[questionnaires]] *[[queue]] *:[[queues]] *:[[queued]] *:[[queuing]] *[[rabbit]] *:[[rabbits]] *[[racist]] *:[[racists]] *:[[racism]] *[[rack]] *:[[racks]] *:[[racked]] *:[[racking]] *:[[rackings]] *[[rag]] *:[[rags]] *:[[raggy]] *[[random]] *:[[randomly]] *:[[randomness]] *:[[randomise]] *:[[randomises]] *:[[randomised]] *:[[ranomising]] *:[[randomisation]] *:[[randomisations]] *:[[randomize]] *:[[randomizes]] *:[[randomized]] *:[[randomizing]] *:[[randomization]] *:[[randomizations]] *[[rank]] *:[[ranked]] *:[[ranking]] *:[[ranks]] *[[rat]] *:[[rats]] *:[[ratty]] *[[rattle]] *:[[rattles]] *:[[rattled]] *:[[rattling]] *:[[rattler]] *:[[rattlers]] *[[raw]] *:[[rawness]] *:[[rawest]] *:[[rawer]] *[[rear]] *:[[reared]] *:[[rearing]] *:[[rears]] *[[rebel]] *:[[rebels]] *:[[rebelled]] *:[[rebelling]] *:[[rebellings]] *:[[rebellion]] *:[[rebellions]] *:[[rebellious]] *:[[rebelliousness]] *:[[rebelliously]] *[[receipt]] *:[[receipts]] *[[reception]] *:[[receptions]] *:[[receptionist]] *:[[receptionists]] *[[recipe]] *:[[recipes]] *[[referee]] *:[[refereed]] *:[[refereeing]] *:[[referees]] *[[refresh]] *:[[refreshes]] *:[[refreshed]] *:[[refreshing]] *:[[refreshingly]] *:[[refreshment]] *:[[refreshments]] *:[[refresher]] *:[[refreshers]] *[[regret]] *:[[regretting]] *:[[regretful]] *:[[regretted]] *:[[regrets]] *:[[regrettable]] *:[[regrettably]] *:[[regretfully]] *[[rehearse]] *:[[rehearses]] *:[[rehearsed]] *:[[rehearsing]] *:[[rehearsal]] *:[[rehearsals]] *[[relieve]] *:[[relieving]] *:[[relieves]] *:[[relieved]] *[[remote]] *:[[remotely]] *:[[remoteness]] *:[[remoter]] *:[[remotest]] *[[reproduce]] *:[[reproduces]] *:[[reproducing]] *:[[reproduced]] *:[[reproduction]] *:[[reproductions]] *:[[reproducible]] *[[reputation]] *:[[reputations]] *[[rescue]] *:[[rescued]] *:[[rescuer]] *:[[rescuers]] *:[[rescues]] *:[[rescuing]] *[[resign]] *:[[resigns]] *:[[resigning]] *:[[resigned]] *:[[resignedly]] *:[[resignation]] *:[[resignations]] *[[resort]] *:[[resorts]] *:[[resorted]] *:[[resorting]] *[[restaurant]] *:[[restaurants]] *[[restore]] *:[[restoration]] *:[[restorations]] *:[[restored]] *:[[unrestored]] *:[[restores]] *:[[restoring]] *:[[restorer]] *:[[restorers]] *:[[restorative]] *[[retail]] *:[[retailer]] *:[[retailers]] *:[[retails]] *:[[retailed]] *:[[retailing]] *[[reveal]] *:[[revealed]] *:[[unrevealed]] *:[[revealing]] *:[[reveals]] *:[[revelation]] *:[[revelations]] *[[revolt]] *:[[revolted]] *:[[revolting]] *:[[revolts]] *[[reward]] *:[[rewarded]] *:[[unrewarded]] *:[[unrewarding]] *:[[rewarding]] *:[[rewards]] *[[rhyme]] *:[[rhyming]] *:[[unrhyming]] *:[[rhymed]] *:[[rhymes]] *[[rhythm]] *:[[rhythms]] *:[[rhythmic]] *:[[rhythmical]] *:[[rhythmically]] *[[ribbon]] *:[[ribbons]] *[[rip]] *:[[ripped]] *:[[ripping]] *:[[rips]] *[[rocket]] *:[[rockets]] *:[[rocketed]] *:[[rocketing]] *[[rope]] *:[[ropes]] *:[[roping]] *:[[roped]] *[[roses]] *:[[rosy]] *:[[rosier]] *:[[rosiest]] *:[[rosiness]] *:[[rosily]] *[[rot]] *:[[rotting]] *:[[rotted]] *:[[rots]] *[[rotate]] *:[[rotates]] *:[[rotated]] *:[[rotating]] *:[[rotatory]] *:[[rotation]] *:[[rotations]] *:[[rotational]] *[[rotten]] *:[[rottener]] *:[[rottenest]] *:[[rottenness]] *:[[rottenly]] *[[routine]] *:[[routinely]] *:[[routines]] *:[[subroutine]] *:[[subroutines]] *[[rove]] *:[[roving]] *:[[roved]] *:[[roves]] *:[[rover]] *:[[rovers]] *[[rubber]] *:[[rubbers]] *:[[rubbery]] *[[rude]] *:[[rudeness]] *:[[rudely]] *:[[ruder]] *:[[rudest]] *[[rugby]] *[[ruin]] *:[[ruins]] *:[[ruinous]] *:[[ruinously]] *:[[ruined]] *:[[ruining]] *:[[ruination]] *[[rumour]] *:[[rumoured]] *:[[rumours]] *:[[rumor]] *:[[rumors]] *:[[rumored]] *:[[rumoring]] *:[[rumouring]] *[[sacrifice]] *:[[sacrificing]] *:[[sacrifices]] *:[[sacrificed]] *:[[sacrificial]] *[[saint]] *:[[saintly]] *:[[saints]] *[[salvation]] *[[satellite]] *:[[satellites]] *[[sausage]] *:[[sausages]] *[[scan]] *:[[scanned]] *:[[scanning]] *:[[scans]] *:[[scanner]] *:[[scanners]] *[[scope]] *[[scout]] *:[[scouts]] *[[scrap]] *:[[scrapped]] *:[[scrapping]] *:[[scraps]] *[[scrape]] *:[[scrapes]] *:[[scraped]] *:[[scraping]] *:[[scraper]] *:[[scrapers]] *[[scratch]] *:[[scratching]] *:[[scratches]] *:[[scratched]] *:[[unscratched]] *:[[scratchy]] *:[[scratchiness]] *[[scream]] *:[[screamed]] *:[[screaming]] *:[[screams]] *[[scribble]] *:[[scribbles]] *:[[scribbled]] *:[[scribbling]] *:[[scribbler]] *:[[scribblers]] *[[script]] *:[[scripts]] *:[[unscripted]] *[[scrub]] *:[[scrubbing]] *:[[scrubbed]] *:[[scrubs]] *[[seal]] *:[[sealed]] *:[[unsealed]] *:[[sealing]] *:[[seals]] *:[[sealant]] *:[[sealants]] *[[seed]] *:[[seeds]] *:[[seeding]] *:[[seeded]] *:[[seedling]] *:[[seedlings]] *[[seldom]] *[[semi]] *[[sensitive]] *:[[sensitivity]] *:[[sensitivities]] 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*[[cripple]] *:[[cripples]] *:[[crippled]] *:[[crippling]] *:[[crippler]] *:[[cripplers]] *[[disguise]] *:[[disguises]] *:[[disguised]] *:[[undisguised]] *:[[disguising]] *[[doorway]] *:[[doorways]] *[[embassy]] *:[[embassies]] *[[era]] *:[[eras]] *[[pier]] *:[[piers]] *[[skeleton]] *:[[skeletons]] *[[stride]] *:[[strode]] *:[[strides]] *:[[striding]] *[[vicious]] *:[[viciousness]] *:[[viciously]] *[[warrant]] *:[[warrants]] *:[[warranted]] *:[[unwarranted]] *:[[warranting]] 8758 2006-08-16T16:01:47Z Brett 77 ==[[Wiktionary:BNC spoken freq|Introduction]]== This is the third of 14 1000-word-family lists from the count of the British National Corpus (BNC) compiled by [http://www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/staff/paul-nation/nation.aspx Paul Nation]. ==Other lists== #[[Wiktionary:BNC spoken freq 01|First 1000 words]] #[[Wiktionary:BNC spoken freq 02|Second 1000 words]] ==List== [[Category:Wordlists]] *[[abbey]] *:[[abbeys]] *[[abroad]] *[[absence]] *:[[absences]] *[[accelerate]] *:[[accelerated]] *:[[accelerates]] *:[[accelerating]] *:[[accelerator]] *:[[accelerators]] *:[[acceleration]] *:[[accelerations]] *[[accordingly]] *[[accountant]] *:[[accountants]] *:[[accountancy]] *[[accuse]] *:[[accusing]] *:[[accusingly]] *:[[accuses]] *:[[accused]] *:[[accusation]] *:[[accusations]] *:[[accuser]] *:[[accusers]] *[[ache]] *:[[aches]] *:[[ached]] *:[[aching]] *:[[achy]] *[[adapt]] *:[[adapted]] *:[[unadapted]] *:[[adapting]] *:[[adapts]] *:[[adaptation]] *:[[adaptations]] *:[[adaptable]] *:[[adapter]] *:[[adapters]] *:[[adaptor]] *:[[adaptors]] *:[[adaptability]] *:[[adaptabilities]] *:[[adaptive]] *[[addict]] *:[[addicts]] *:[[addicted]] *:[[addicting]] *:[[addictive]] *:[[addiction]] *:[[addictions]] *:[[nonaddictive]] *[[admire]] *:[[admiring]] *:[[admires]] *:[[admired]] *:[[admirable]] *:[[admirably]] *:[[admiration]] *:[[admirer]] *:[[admirers]] *:[[admiringly]] *[[adventure]] *:[[adventures]] *:[[adventurer]] *:[[adventurers]] *:[[adventurous]] *:[[misadventure]] 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*:[[electronics]] *:[[electronically]] *[[empire]] *:[[empires]] *[[enemy]] *:[[enemies]] *[[enthusiasm]] *:[[enthusiasms]] *[[enthusiastic]] *:[[enthusiastically]] *:[[unenthusiastic]] *:[[unenthusiastically]] *[[envelope]] *:[[enveloped]] *:[[enveloping]] *:[[envelopes]] *:[[envelop]] *:[[envelops]] *:[[enveloper]] *:[[envelopers]] *:[[envelopment]] *:[[envelopments]] *[[equivalent]] *:[[equivalents]] *:[[equivalently]] *:[[equivalence]] *:[[equivalences]] *[[error]] *:[[errors]] *[[escort]] *:[[escorted]] *:[[unescorted]] *:[[escorting]] *:[[escorts]] *[[essay]] *:[[essays]] *[[eve]] *:[[eves]] *[[evil]] *:[[eviler]] *:[[evilest]] *:[[evilly]] *:[[evilness]] *:[[evils]] *[[exaggerate]] *:[[exaggerates]] *:[[exaggerated]] *:[[exaggerating]] *:[[exaggeration]] *:[[exaggerations]] *[[exhaust]] *:[[exhausted]] *:[[exhaustible]] *:[[exhausting]] *:[[exhausts]] *:[[inexhaustible]] *[[exit]] *:[[exits]] *:[[exited]] *:[[exiting]] *[[explode]] *:[[explodes]] *:[[exploded]] *:[[exploding]] *[[export]] *:[[exports]] *:[[exporting]] *:[[exported]] *:[[exporter]] *:[[exporters]] *[[expose]] *:[[exposed]] *:[[unexposed]] *:[[exposes]] *:[[exposing]] *:[[exposure]] *:[[exposures]] *[[external]] *:[[externalisation]] *:[[externalise]] *:[[externalised]] *:[[externalises]] *:[[externalising]] *:[[externality]] *:[[externalization]] *:[[externalize]] *:[[externalized]] *:[[externalizes]] *:[[externalizing]] *:[[externally]] *[[extract]] *:[[extracted]] *:[[extracting]] *:[[extraction]] *:[[extractions]] *:[[extracts]] *:[[extractor]] *:[[extractors]] *[[fade]] *:[[fading]] *:[[unfading]] *:[[fades]] *:[[faded]] *:[[unfaded]] *[[failure]] *:[[failures]] *[[faint]] *:[[faints]] *:[[faintly]] *:[[fainting]] *:[[fainter]] *:[[faintest]] *:[[fainted]] *:[[faintness]] *[[false]] *:[[falsely]] *:[[falsehood]] *:[[falseness]] *:[[falsity]] *[[fare]] *:[[fares]] *:[[fared]] *:[[faring]] *[[fascinate]] *:[[fascinated]] *:[[fascinates]] *:[[fascinating]] *:[[fascination]] *[[fatal]] *:[[fatality]] *:[[fatalities]] *:[[fatally]] *:[[fatalist]] *:[[fatalists]] *:[[fatalistic]] *:[[fatalistically]] *:[[fatalism]] *[[fax]] *:[[faxed]] *:[[faxes]] *:[[faxing]] *[[feather]] *:[[feathers]] *:[[featherless]] *:[[feathery]] *:[[feathered]] *:[[feathering]] *[[feedback]] *:[[feedbacks]] *[[felled]] *:[[fells]] *:[[felling]] *:[[feller]] *:[[fellers]] *[[fertile]] *:[[infertile]] *:[[fertility]] *:[[infertility]] *:[[fertilise]] *:[[fertilize]] *:[[fertilised]] *:[[fertilized]] *:[[fertilises]] *:[[fertilizes]] *:[[fertilizing]] *:[[fertilising]] *:[[fertiliser]] *:[[fertilisers]] *:[[fertilizer]] *:[[fertilizers]] *:[[fertilisation]] *:[[fertilization]] *[[fiction]] *:[[fictional]] *:[[nonfiction]] *[[fiddle]] *:[[fiddles]] *:[[fiddled]] *:[[fiddling]] *:[[fiddler]] *:[[fiddlers]] *[[fierce]] *:[[fiercest]] *:[[fiercer]] *:[[fierceness]] *:[[fiercely]] *[[filter]] *:[[filtered]] *:[[unfiltered]] *:[[filtering]] *:[[filters]] *:[[filtrate]] *:[[filtrated]] *:[[filtrating]] *:[[filtration]] *:[[filtrations]] *[[fined]] *:[[fines]] *:[[fining]] *:[[finings]] *:[[unfined]] *[[fir]] *:[[firs]] *[[flag]] *:[[flags]] *[[flame]] *:[[flames]] *:[[flaming]] *:[[flamed]] *[[flap]] *:[[flapping]] *:[[flapped]] *:[[flaps]] *[[flare]] *:[[flares]] *:[[flared]] *:[[flaring]] *[[flash]] *:[[flashing]] *:[[flashes]] *:[[flashed]] *[[flavour]] *:[[flavours]] *:[[flavouring]] *:[[flavoured]] *:[[flavor]] *:[[flavors]] *:[[flavoring]] *:[[flavored]] *[[flight]] *:[[flights]] *:[[flightless]] *:[[flt]] *:[[flighty]] *[[flood]] *:[[floods]] *:[[flooding]] *:[[flooded]] *[[flu]] *:[[flus]] *:[[influenza]] *:[[influenzas]] *[[fold]] *:[[folds]] *:[[folding]] *:[[folded]] *:[[unfold]] *:[[unfolds]] *:[[unfolded]] *:[[unfolding]] *[[folder]] *:[[folders]] *[[fond]] *:[[fondness]] *:[[fondly]] *:[[fondest]] *:[[fonder]] *[[ford]] *:[[fords]] *[[forecast]] *:[[forecasted]] *:[[forecasting]] *:[[forecaster]] *:[[forecasters]] *:[[forecasts]] *[[foresee]] *:[[foreseeing]] *:[[foresaw]] *:[[foreseen]] *:[[foresees]] *:[[foreseer]] *:[[foreseers]] *:[[foreseeable]] *:[[unforeseeable]] *:[[unforeseen]] *[[forever]] *[[fork]] *:[[forked]] *:[[forking]] *:[[forks]] *[[format]] *:[[formatted]] *:[[formatting]] *:[[formats]] *[[foster]] *:[[fostered]] *:[[fostering]] *:[[fosters]] *[[foundation]] *:[[foundations]] *[[founded]] *:[[founding]] *:[[unfounded]] *:[[founder]] *:[[founders]] *[[framework]] *:[[frameworks]] *[[frequent]] *:[[frequents]] *:[[frequently]] *:[[frequenting]] *:[[frequented]] *:[[frequency]] *:[[frequencies]] *:[[infrequent]] *:[[infrequently]] *[[fringe]] *:[[fringes]] *:[[fringed]] *:[[fringing]] *[[frost]] *:[[frosts]] *:[[frosted]] *:[[frosting]] *:[[frosty]] *:[[frostier]] *:[[frostiest]] *:[[frostiness]] *:[[frostily]] *[[frustrate]] *:[[frustrated]] *:[[frustrates]] *:[[frustration]] *:[[frustrations]] *:[[frustrating]] *[[fry]] *:[[fries]] *:[[fried]] *:[[frying]] *:[[fryer]] *:[[fryers]] *[[fume]] *:[[fumed]] *:[[fumes]] *:[[fuming]] *[[funeral]] *:[[funerals]] *[[fur]] *:[[furs]] *:[[furry]] *:[[furrier]] *:[[furriest]] *:[[furriness]] *[[furnish]] *:[[furnished]] *:[[unfurnished]] *:[[furnishes]] *:[[furnishing]] *:[[furnishings]] *[[fuss]] *:[[fusses]] *:[[fussy]] *:[[fussier]] *:[[fussiest]] *:[[fussiness]] *:[[fussily]] *:[[fussed]] *:[[fussing]] *:[[fusser]] *[[gallery]] *:[[galleries]] *[[gallon]] *:[[gallons]] *[[gamble]] *:[[gambled]] *:[[gambler]] *:[[gamblers]] *:[[gambling]] *:[[gamblings]] *[[gang]] *:[[gangs]] *[[gee]] *[[generous]] *:[[generously]] *:[[generosity]] *[[gentle]] *:[[gently]] *:[[gentleness]] *:[[gentler]] *:[[gentlest]] *[[genuine]] *:[[genuinely]] *[[geography]] *:[[geographical]] *:[[geographic]] *:[[geographically]] *:[[geographies]] *:[[geographer]] *:[[geographers]] *[[gesture]] *:[[gestured]] *:[[gestures]] *:[[gesturing]] *[[ghost]] *:[[ghosts]] *:[[ghostly]] *[[giant]] *:[[giants]] *[[glance]] *:[[glanced]] *:[[glances]] *:[[glancing]] *[[glaze]] *:[[glazes]] *:[[glazed]] *:[[unglazed]] *:[[glazing]] *:[[glazings]] *[[global]] *:[[globally]] *:[[globalism]] *:[[globalist]] *:[[globalists]] *:[[globalize]] *:[[globalizes]] *:[[globalized]] *:[[globalizing]] *:[[globalise]] *:[[globalisation]] *:[[globalization]] *:[[globalises]] *:[[globalised]] *:[[globalising]] *[[glory]] *:[[glories]] *:[[glorious]] *:[[gloriously]] *:[[glorify]] *:[[glorifies]] *:[[glorified]] *:[[glorifying]] *:[[glorification]] *:[[glorifications]] *[[glove]] *:[[gloves]] *:[[gloved]] *[[glow]] *:[[glowed]] *:[[glows]] *:[[glowing]] *:[[glowingly]] *[[glue]] *:[[glues]] *:[[glued]] *:[[gluing]] *:[[gluey]] *[[gospel]] *:[[gospels]] *[[gracious]] *:[[graciousness]] *:[[ungracious]] *:[[ungraciously]] *:[[graciously]] *[[grain]] *:[[grains]] *:[[grainy]] *[[gram]] *:[[grams]] *:[[gramme]] *:[[grammes]] *:[[milligram]] *:[[milligrams]] *:[[milligramme]] *:[[milligrammes]] *:[[mg]] *:[[mgs]] *:[[centigram]] *:[[centigrams]] *:[[centigramme]] *:[[centigrammes]] *[[grammar]] *:[[grammars]] *:[[grammarian]] *:[[grammarians]] *[[graphic]] *:[[graphically]] *:[[graphical]] *:[[graphics]] *[[greece]] *:[[greek]] *:[[greeks]] *:[[grecian]] *:[[grecians]] *[[greed]] *:[[greeds]] *:[[greedy]] *:[[greedier]] *:[[greediest]] *:[[greediness]] *:[[greedily]] *[[greet]] *:[[greetings]] *:[[greets]] *:[[greeting]] *:[[greeted]] *[[grief]] *[[grind]] *:[[grinds]] *:[[grinding]] *:[[grinder]] *:[[grinders]] *[[grip]] *:[[gripped]] *:[[gripping]] *:[[grips]] *[[gross]] *:[[grossly]] *[[guest]] *:[[guests]] *[[gut]] *:[[gutted]] *:[[gutting]] *:[[guts]] *:[[gutless]] *:[[gutlessness]] *:[[gutsy]] *:[[gutsier]] *:[[gutsiest]] *[[habit]] *:[[habits]] *[[hairdresser]] *:[[hairdressers]] *[[ham]] *:[[hams]] *[[hammer]] *:[[hammers]] *:[[hammering]] *:[[hammered]] *[[handicap]] *:[[handicapping]] *:[[handicapper]] *:[[handicappers]] *:[[handicapped]] *:[[handicaps]] *[[handy]] *:[[handier]] *:[[handiest]] *:[[handiness]] *:[[unhandy]] *:[[unhandier]] *:[[unhandiest]] *:[[handily]] *[[harass]] *:[[harasses]] *:[[harassed]] *:[[harassing]] *:[[harasser]] *:[[harassers]] *:[[harassment]] *:[[harassments]] *[[hardware]] *[[harry]] *:[[harries]] *:[[harried]] *:[[harrying]] *[[harvest]] *:[[harvests]] *:[[harvesting]] *:[[harvester]] *:[[harvested]] *[[hassle]] *:[[hassles]] *[[hay]] *:[[hays]] *[[headache]] *:[[headaches]] *[[headline]] *:[[headlines]] *[[headmaster]] *:[[headmasters]] *[[heal]] *:[[heals]] *:[[healed]] *:[[healing]] *:[[healings]] *:[[healer]] *:[[healers]] *[[heather]] *:[[heathers]] *[[heck]] *[[hedge]] *:[[hedges]] *[[heel]] *:[[heels]] *[[height]] *:[[heights]] *[[helicopter]] *:[[helicopters]] *[[hen]] *:[[hens]] *[[hero]] *:[[heroes]] *:[[heroic]] *:[[heroics]] *:[[heroically]] *:[[heroism]] *[[hesitate]] *:[[hesitating]] *:[[unhesitating]] *:[[hesitatingly]] *:[[unhesitatingly]] *:[[hesitates]] *:[[hesitated]] *:[[hesitation]] *:[[hesitations]] *[[hint]] *:[[hinted]] *:[[hinting]] *:[[hints]] *[[hip]] *:[[hips]] *[[hobby]] *:[[hobbies]] *:[[hobbyist]] *:[[hobbyists]] *[[hockey]] *:[[hockeys]] *[[holland]] *[[honey]] *:[[honeys]] *[[hood]] *:[[hooded]] *:[[hoods]] *[[hooray]] *:[[hurray]] *:[[hurrah]] *:[[hurrahs]] *[[hop]] *:[[hops]] *:[[hopped]] *:[[hopping]] *[[horrendous]] *:[[horrendously]] *[[horror]] *:[[horrors]] *[[host]] *:[[hosts]] *:[[hosting]] *:[[hosted]] *[[housewife]] *:[[housewives]] *:[[housewifely]] *[[humour]] *:[[humourous]] *:[[humourously]] *:[[humorously]] *:[[humor]] *:[[humorous]] *:[[humourless]] *:[[humorless]] *:[[humourlessly]] *:[[humorlessly]] *[[hut]] *:[[huts]] *[[identical]] *:[[identically]] *[[idiot]] *:[[idiots]] *:[[idiotic]] *:[[idiotically]] *:[[idiocy]] *:[[idiocies]] *[[idle]] *:[[idleness]] *:[[idly]] *:[[idling]] *:[[idled]] *:[[idles]] *:[[idlest]] *:[[idler]] *[[illustrate]] *:[[illustrated]] *:[[unillustrated]] *:[[illustrates]] *:[[illustrating]] *:[[illustration]] *:[[illustrations]] *:[[illustrative]] *:[[illustrator]] *:[[illustrators]] *[[immense]] *:[[immensely]] *:[[immensity]] *:[[immenseness]] *[[incentive]] *:[[incentives]] *[[incidental]] *:[[incidentally]] *[[incline]] *:[[inclination]] *:[[inclinations]] *:[[inclined]] *:[[inclines]] *:[[inclining]] *[[incorporate]] *:[[incorporated]] *:[[unincorporated]] *:[[incorporates]] *:[[incorporating]] *:[[incorporation]] *:[[incorporations]] *:[[inc]] *[[index]] *:[[indexed]] *:[[indexes]] *:[[indexing]] *:[[indices]] *:[[indexation]] *[[indulge]] *:[[indulged]] *:[[indulges]] *:[[indulging]] *:[[indulgent]] *:[[indulgently]] *:[[indulgence]] *:[[indulgences]] *[[infect]] *:[[infected]] *:[[uninfected]] *:[[infects]] *:[[infecting]] *:[[infection]] *:[[infections]] *:[[infectious]] *:[[infectiousness]] *:[[infectiously]] *:[[noninfectious]] *:[[infective]] *[[inherit]] *:[[inheritance]] *:[[inherited]] *:[[inheriting]] *:[[inherits]] *:[[inheritor]] *:[[inheritors]] *[[inject]] *:[[injected]] *:[[injecting]] *:[[injection]] *:[[injections]] *:[[injects]] *:[[injector]] *:[[injectors]] *[[inn]] *:[[inns]] *[[insist]] *:[[insistent]] *:[[insistently]] *:[[insisted]] *:[[insisting]] *:[[insists]] *[[inspire]] *:[[inspired]] *:[[inspires]] *:[[inspiring]] *:[[inspiration]] *:[[inspirations]] *:[[inspirational]] *:[[uninspired]] *:[[uninspiring]] *[[install]] *:[[installation]] *:[[installations]] *:[[installed]] *:[[installing]] *:[[installs]] *:[[installer]] *:[[installers]] *[[instant]] *:[[instants]] *:[[instantly]] *:[[instantaneous]] *:[[instantaneously]] *[[instrument]] *:[[instruments]] *:[[instrumental]] *:[[instrumentation]] *[[insult]] *:[[insults]] *:[[insulted]] *:[[insulting]] *[[intellectual]] *:[[intellectualise]] *:[[intellectualize]] *:[[intellectually]] *:[[intellectuals]] *[[intense]] *:[[intensely]] *:[[intenseness]] *:[[intensification]] *:[[intensified]] *:[[intensifies]] *:[[intensify]] *:[[intensifying]] *:[[intensity]] *:[[intensities]] *:[[intensive]] *:[[intensively]] *[[inter]] *[[interfere]] *:[[interfering]] *:[[interferes]] *:[[interfered]] *:[[interference]] *[[interrupt]] *:[[interrupts]] *:[[interrupting]] *:[[interrupted]] *:[[uninterrupted]] *:[[interruption]] *:[[interruptions]] *[[interval]] *:[[intervals]] *[[intrigue]] *:[[intrigues]] *:[[intrigued]] *:[[intriguing]] *:[[intriguingly]] *[[invent]] *:[[invents]] *:[[invented]] *:[[inventing]] *:[[inventor]] *:[[inventors]] *:[[invention]] *:[[inventions]] *[[ironed]] *:[[irons]] *:[[ironing]] *:[[ironings]] *[[irony]] *:[[ironies]] *:[[ironic]] *:[[ironically]] *:[[ironical]] *[[irritate]] *:[[irritates]] *:[[irritated]] *:[[irritating]] *:[[irritation]] *:[[irritations]] *[[isle]] *:[[isles]] *[[jar]] *:[[jars]] *:[[jarful]] *[[jaw]] *:[[jaws]] *[[jeans]] *[[jewel]] *:[[jewels]] *:[[jewelled]] *:[[jewellers]] *:[[jeweller]] *[[jewellery]] *:[[jewelry]] *:[[jewelery]] *[[jog]] *:[[jogging]] *:[[jogged]] *:[[jogs]] *:[[jogger]] *:[[joggers]] *[[jolly]] *:[[jolliness]] *:[[jollity]] *[[jug]] *:[[jugs]] *:[[jugful]] *[[junior]] *:[[juniors]] *:[[jr]] *:[[jnr]] *[[kettle]] *:[[kettles]] *[[kidding]] *:[[kidded]] *:[[kidder]] *:[[kidders]] *[[kidney]] *:[[kidneys]] *[[kit]] *:[[kits]] *[[knot]] *:[[knotted]] *:[[knotting]] *:[[knots]] *:[[knotty]] *:[[knottier]] *:[[knottiest]] *[[laboratory]] *:[[laboratories]] *:[[lab]] *:[[labs]] *[[ladder]] *:[[ladders]] *[[lake]] *:[[lakes]] *[[lamb]] *:[[lambs]] *:[[lambed]] *:[[lambing]] *[[lamp]] *:[[lamps]] *[[landscape]] *:[[landscaped]] *:[[landscapes]] *:[[landscaping]] *:[[landscaper]] *:[[landscapers]] *[[lap]] *:[[laps]] *[[lawn]] *:[[lawns]] *[[layer]] *:[[layered]] *:[[layering]] *:[[layers]] *[[layout]] *:[[layouts]] *[[lazy]] *:[[lazier]] *:[[laziest]] *:[[laziness]] *:[[lazily]] *[[leaf]] *:[[leafy]] *:[[leafless]] *:[[leafed]] *[[leak]] *:[[leaks]] *:[[leaked]] *:[[leaking]] *:[[leakage]] *:[[leakages]] *:[[leaky]] *:[[leakier]] *:[[leakiest]] *:[[leakiness]] *[[lean]] *:[[leans]] *:[[leaning]] *:[[leanings]] *:[[leaned]] *:[[leant]] *[[leap]] *:[[leaping]] *:[[leaps]] *:[[leapt]] *:[[leaped]] *[[leisure]] *:[[leisurely]] *[[lever]] *:[[levered]] *:[[levering]] *:[[levers]] *:[[leverage]] *:[[leverages]] *:[[leveraged]] *:[[leveraging]] *[[liable]] *:[[liability]] *:[[liabilities]] *[[lid]] *:[[lids]] *[[likeness]] *:[[unlike]] *[[lip]] *:[[lips]] *[[liquid]] *:[[liquids]] *:[[liquidity]] *:[[liquidities]] *[[literature]] *:[[literatures]] *[[litre]] *:[[litres]] *:[[liter]] *:[[liters]] *:[[millilitre]] *:[[millilitres]] *:[[milliliter]] *:[[milliliters]] *:[[mil]] *:[[mils]] *:[[mll]] *:[[mlls]] *[[litter]] *:[[litters]] *:[[littered]] *:[[littering]] *:[[litterer]] *:[[litterers]] *[[lodge]] *:[[lodged]] *:[[lodging]] *:[[lodges]] *:[[lodgings]] *:[[lodger]] *:[[lodgers]] *[[loft]] *:[[lofts]] *[[lone]] *:[[lonely]] *:[[loneliness]] *:[[loner]] *:[[loners]] *:[[lonesome]] *[[loo]] *:[[loos]] *[[loop]] *:[[loops]] *[[lounge]] *:[[lounged]] *:[[lounging]] *:[[lounges]] *[[lunchtime]] *:[[lunchtimes]] *[[lung]] *:[[lungs]] *[[luxury]] *:[[luxuries]] 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*[[underground]] *[[underline]] *:[[underlined]] *:[[underlines]] *:[[underlining]] *[[undo]] *:[[undid]] *:[[undone]] *:[[undoes]] *:[[undoing]] *[[uniform]] *:[[uniforms]] *:[[uniformed]] *:[[uniformity]] *:[[uniformly]] *[[unique]] *:[[uniquely]] *:[[uniqueness]] *[[upper]] *[[upwards]] *:[[upward]] *:[[upwardly]] *[[urge]] *:[[urging]] *:[[urges]] *:[[urged]] *[[urgent]] *:[[urgently]] *:[[urgency]] *:[[nonurgent]] *[[utilise]] *:[[utilises]] *:[[utilised]] *:[[utilising]] *:[[utilisation]] *:[[utiliser]] *:[[utilisers]] *:[[utilize]] *:[[utilizes]] *:[[utilized]] *:[[utilizing]] *:[[utilization]] *:[[utilizer]] *:[[utilizers]] *[[utility]] *:[[utilities]] *[[vacuum]] *:[[vacuums]] *:[[vacuumed]] *:[[vacuuming]] *[[vague]] *:[[vaguely]] *:[[vagueness]] *[[vandal]] *:[[vandals]] *:[[vandalize]] *:[[vandalizes]] *:[[vandalized]] *:[[vandalizing]] *:[[vandalise]] *:[[vandalises]] *:[[vandalised]] *:[[vandalising]] *:[[vandalism]] *:[[vandalisms]] *[[vat]] *[[verbal]] *:[[verbally]] 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*:[[wildness]] *[[willy]] *:[[willies]] *[[wobble]] *:[[wobbles]] *:[[wobbled]] *:[[wobbling]] *:[[wobbly]] *[[wolf]] *:[[wolves]] *:[[wolfish]] *[[wool]] *:[[wools]] *:[[woollen]] *:[[woolly]] *:[[woolies]] *[[workshop]] *:[[workshops]] *[[worthwhile]] *[[wound]] *:[[wounds]] *:[[wounded]] *:[[unwounded]] *:[[wounding]] *[[wreck]] *:[[wrecks]] *:[[wrecked]] *:[[wrecking]] *:[[wrecker]] *:[[wreckers]] *:[[wreckage]] *:[[wreckages]] *[[wrestle]] *:[[wrestles]] *:[[wrestled]] *:[[wrestling]] *:[[wrestler]] *:[[wrestlers]] *[[wrist]] *:[[wrists]] *[[yugoslavia]] *:[[yugoslavian]] *:[[yugoslavians]] *:[[yugoslav]] *:[[yugoslavs]] *[[zealand]] *:[[zealander]] *:[[zealanders]] *[[zone]] *:[[zones]] *:[[zonal]] *:[[zoned]] *:[[zoning]] *[[articulate]] *:[[articulates]] *:[[articulated]] *:[[articulating]] *:[[articulation]] *:[[articulations]] *[[cement]] *:[[cemented]] *:[[cementing]] *:[[cements]] *[[cramp]] *:[[cramped]] *:[[cramps]] *:[[cramping]] *[[cripple]] *:[[cripples]] *:[[crippled]] *:[[crippling]] *:[[crippler]] *:[[cripplers]] *[[disguise]] *:[[disguises]] *:[[disguised]] *:[[undisguised]] *:[[disguising]] *[[doorway]] *:[[doorways]] *[[embassy]] *:[[embassies]] *[[era]] *:[[eras]] *[[pier]] *:[[piers]] *[[skeleton]] *:[[skeletons]] *[[stride]] *:[[strode]] *:[[strides]] *:[[striding]] *[[vicious]] *:[[viciousness]] *:[[viciously]] *[[warrant]] *:[[warrants]] *:[[warranted]] *:[[unwarranted]] *:[[warranting]] 3424 8764 2006-08-17T07:58:05Z 219.89.77.22 book of words 8773 2006-08-20T02:20:10Z Kappa 92 #A book which lists [[synonym]]s (different words which have the same meaning). ==Noun== {{noun|thesaurus|thesauruses}} #A book which lists [[synonym]]s (different words which have the same meaning). [[en:thesaurus]] 9159 2006-08-22T04:21:22Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, el, fr, it, nl, pt ==Noun== {{noun|thesaurus|thesauruses}} #A book which lists [[synonym]]s (different words which have the same meaning). [[de:thesaurus]] [[el:thesaurus]] [[en:thesaurus]] [[fr:thesaurus]] [[it:thesaurus]] [[nl:thesaurus]] [[pt:thesaurus]] 11087 2006-10-15T05:19:15Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[vi:thesaurus]] ==Noun== {{noun|thesaurus|thesauruses}} #A book which lists [[synonym]]s (different words which have the same meaning). [[de:thesaurus]] [[el:thesaurus]] [[en:thesaurus]] [[fr:thesaurus]] [[it:thesaurus]] [[nl:thesaurus]] [[pt:thesaurus]] [[vi:thesaurus]] 12034 2006-11-09T18:06:01Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ru:thesaurus]] ==Noun== {{noun|thesaurus|thesauruses}} #A book which lists [[synonym]]s (different words which have the same meaning). [[de:thesaurus]] [[el:thesaurus]] [[en:thesaurus]] [[fr:thesaurus]] [[it:thesaurus]] [[nl:thesaurus]] [[pt:thesaurus]] [[ru:thesaurus]] [[vi:thesaurus]] 13360 2006-12-05T19:43:38Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ko:thesaurus]] ==Noun== {{noun|thesaurus|thesauruses}} #A book which lists [[synonym]]s (different words which have the same meaning). [[de:thesaurus]] [[el:thesaurus]] [[en:thesaurus]] [[fr:thesaurus]] [[ko:thesaurus]] [[it:thesaurus]] [[nl:thesaurus]] [[pt:thesaurus]] [[ru:thesaurus]] [[vi:thesaurus]] 3425 8766 2006-08-19T19:18:30Z Brett 77 ==Phrase== #If something '''used to''' happen, it happened often in the past, but it does not happen now. #If something '''used to''' be true, it was true for a long time in the past, but it is not true now. {{stub}} 8767 2006-08-19T19:18:57Z Brett 77 ==Phrase== #If something '''used to''' happen, it happened often in the past, but it does not happen now. #If something '''used to''' be true, it was true for a long time in the past, but it is not true now. {{Stub}} 9192 2006-08-22T05:17:49Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fr ==Phrase== #If something '''used to''' happen, it happened often in the past, but it does not happen now. #If something '''used to''' be true, it was true for a long time in the past, but it is not true now. {{Stub}} [[en:used to]] [[fr:used to]] 10831 2006-10-11T16:10:41Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[hy:used to]] ==Phrase== #If something '''used to''' happen, it happened often in the past, but it does not happen now. #If something '''used to''' be true, it was true for a long time in the past, but it is not true now. {{Stub}} [[en:used to]] [[fr:used to]] [[hy:used to]] 3426 8770 2006-08-20T02:11:52Z Kappa 92 [[Atheist]] moved to [[atheist]] #REDIRECT [[atheist]] 3427 9273 2006-08-24T01:36:30Z Cromwellt 61 created start of entry (needs work) ==Preposition== {{preposition}} #In the direction of something; [[toward]]. #:''He went to her house.'' [[en:to]] 9282 2006-08-26T00:20:04Z Brett 77 ==Preposition== {{preposition}} #In the direction of something; [[toward]]. #:''He went to her house.'' {{Stub}} [[en:to]] 9813 2006-09-10T14:58:10Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: cs, da, de, el, et, fi, fr, gl, hr, hu, io, it, ja, ku, la, nl, no, pl, pt, ru, sl, sv, ta, vi, vo, zh ==Preposition== {{preposition}} #In the direction of something; [[toward]]. #:''He went to her house.'' {{Stub}} [[cs:to]] [[da:to]] [[de:to]] [[et:to]] [[el:to]] [[en:to]] [[fr:to]] [[gl:to]] [[hr:to]] [[io:to]] [[it:to]] [[ku:to]] [[la:to]] [[hu:to]] [[nl:to]] [[ja:to]] [[no:to]] [[pl:to]] [[pt:to]] [[ru:to]] [[sl:to]] [[fi:to]] [[sv:to]] [[ta:to]] [[vi:to]] [[vo:to]] [[zh:to]] 10263 2006-09-24T14:17:49Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[es:to]] ==Preposition== {{preposition}} #In the direction of something; [[toward]]. #:''He went to her house.'' {{Stub}} [[cs:to]] [[da:to]] [[de:to]] [[et:to]] [[el:to]] [[en:to]] [[es:to]] [[fr:to]] [[gl:to]] [[hr:to]] [[io:to]] [[it:to]] [[ku:to]] [[la:to]] [[hu:to]] [[nl:to]] [[ja:to]] [[no:to]] [[pl:to]] [[pt:to]] [[ru:to]] [[sl:to]] [[fi:to]] [[sv:to]] [[ta:to]] [[vi:to]] [[vo:to]] [[zh:to]] 3428 9277 2006-08-26T00:11:37Z Brett 77 What does the box add to this? There's no new information at all. We already have "preposition" as a heading, and the word is there as the article title. 9278 2006-08-26T00:11:55Z Brett 77 What does the box add to this? There's no new information at all. We already have "preposition" as a heading, and the word is there as the article title.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 00:11, 26 August 2006 (UTC) 3429 9289 2006-08-27T13:17:31Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Tupolev_Tu-95_BEAR.png|thumb|an aeroplane]] #An '''aeroplane''' is a [[vehicle]] with [[wings]] that [[fly|flies]]. #:''Can we hurry. I have to catch an '''aeroplane''' to London.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[plane]] *[[airplane]] *[[aircraft]] 9406 2006-09-10T10:40:51Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ko, pl, ta, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Tupolev_Tu-95_BEAR.png|thumb|an aeroplane]] #An '''aeroplane''' is a [[vehicle]] with [[wings]] that [[fly|flies]]. #:''Can we hurry. I have to catch an '''aeroplane''' to London.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[plane]] *[[airplane]] *[[aircraft]] [[en:aeroplane]] [[fr:aeroplane]] [[ko:aeroplane]] [[io:aeroplane]] [[it:aeroplane]] [[hu:aeroplane]] [[pl:aeroplane]] [[fi:aeroplane]] [[ta:aeroplane]] [[vi:aeroplane]] [[zh:aeroplane]] 11101 2006-10-15T17:54:33Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:aeroplane]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Tupolev_Tu-95_BEAR.png|thumb|an aeroplane]] #An '''aeroplane''' is a [[vehicle]] with [[wings]] that [[fly|flies]]. #:''Can we hurry. I have to catch an '''aeroplane''' to London.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[plane]] *[[airplane]] *[[aircraft]] [[en:aeroplane]] [[fr:aeroplane]] [[ko:aeroplane]] [[io:aeroplane]] [[it:aeroplane]] [[hu:aeroplane]] [[pl:aeroplane]] [[ru:aeroplane]] [[fi:aeroplane]] [[ta:aeroplane]] [[vi:aeroplane]] [[zh:aeroplane]] 3430 9294 2006-08-29T07:43:28Z 202.56.224.204 mollified 9728 2006-09-10T14:06:18Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, en, fr, vi, zh mollified [[de:online]] [[en:online]] [[fr:online]] [[vi:online]] [[zh:online]] 3431 9296 2006-08-29T21:42:25Z 152.163.100.199 '''A subject in school where you write stoies and poems. One of the 3 r's (reading 'riting 'ritmatic)''' 9297 2006-08-29T21:44:02Z 152.163.100.199 A subject in school where you write stories and poems. One of the 3 R's (reading 'riting 'ritmatic) 9822 2006-09-10T15:15:09Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ang, en, fi, hu, io, it, ta, zh A subject in school where you write stories and poems. One of the 3 R's (reading 'riting 'ritmatic) [[ang:writing]] [[en:writing]] [[io:writing]] [[it:writing]] [[hu:writing]] [[fi:writing]] [[ta:writing]] [[zh:writing]] 11043 2006-10-14T14:01:54Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:writing]], [[uk:writing]], [[vi:writing]] A subject in school where you write stories and poems. One of the 3 R's (reading 'riting 'ritmatic) [[ang:writing]] [[en:writing]] [[io:writing]] [[it:writing]] [[kk:writing]] [[hu:writing]] [[fi:writing]] [[ta:writing]] [[vi:writing]] [[uk:writing]] [[zh:writing]] 11360 2006-10-19T02:17:22Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:writing]] A subject in school where you write stories and poems. One of the 3 R's (reading 'riting 'ritmatic) [[ang:writing]] [[en:writing]] [[io:writing]] [[it:writing]] [[kk:writing]] [[hu:writing]] [[ru:writing]] [[fi:writing]] [[ta:writing]] [[vi:writing]] [[uk:writing]] [[zh:writing]] 11639 2006-10-30T12:39:25Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fr:writing]], [[ja:writing]] A subject in school where you write stories and poems. One of the 3 R's (reading 'riting 'ritmatic) [[ang:writing]] [[en:writing]] [[fr:writing]] [[io:writing]] [[it:writing]] [[kk:writing]] [[hu:writing]] [[ja:writing]] [[ru:writing]] [[fi:writing]] [[ta:writing]] [[vi:writing]] [[uk:writing]] [[zh:writing]] 3432 9298 2006-08-31T15:59:02Z Brett 77 ==Preposition== {{preposition}} [[Image:Cumulus_above_mountain.jpg|thumb|the cloud is above the mountain]] #If A is '''above''' B, A is [[higher]] than or [[before]] B, but not touching B. #:''In a newspaper, the title of a story is usually '''above''' the story.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[higher]] *[[over]] *[[before]] ===Antonyms=== *[[below]] *[[lower]] *[[under]] *[[after]] ===See also=== *[[on]] 9436 2006-09-10T10:53:39Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fa, fi, fr, gl, hu, io, it, ko, pt, sm, sv, ta, uk, zh ==Preposition== {{preposition}} [[Image:Cumulus_above_mountain.jpg|thumb|the cloud is above the mountain]] #If A is '''above''' B, A is [[higher]] than or [[before]] B, but not touching B. #:''In a newspaper, the title of a story is usually '''above''' the story.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[higher]] *[[over]] *[[before]] ===Antonyms=== *[[below]] *[[lower]] *[[under]] *[[after]] ===See also=== *[[on]] [[en:above]] [[fa:above]] [[fr:above]] [[gl:above]] [[ko:above]] [[io:above]] [[it:above]] [[hu:above]] [[pt:above]] [[sm:above]] [[fi:above]] [[sv:above]] [[ta:above]] [[uk:above]] [[zh:above]] 10316 2006-10-01T04:22:44Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[hy:above]], [[vi:above]] ==Preposition== {{preposition}} [[Image:Cumulus_above_mountain.jpg|thumb|the cloud is above the mountain]] #If A is '''above''' B, A is [[higher]] than or [[before]] B, but not touching B. #:''In a newspaper, the title of a story is usually '''above''' the story.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[higher]] *[[over]] *[[before]] ===Antonyms=== *[[below]] *[[lower]] *[[under]] *[[after]] ===See also=== *[[on]] [[en:above]] [[fa:above]] [[fr:above]] [[gl:above]] [[ko:above]] [[hy:above]] [[io:above]] [[it:above]] [[hu:above]] [[pt:above]] [[sm:above]] [[fi:above]] [[sv:above]] [[ta:above]] [[vi:above]] [[uk:above]] [[zh:above]] 14043 2006-12-20T20:22:29Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[pl:above]] ==Preposition== {{preposition}} [[Image:Cumulus_above_mountain.jpg|thumb|the cloud is above the mountain]] #If A is '''above''' B, A is [[higher]] than or [[before]] B, but not touching B. #:''In a newspaper, the title of a story is usually '''above''' the story.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[higher]] *[[over]] *[[before]] ===Antonyms=== *[[below]] *[[lower]] *[[under]] *[[after]] ===See also=== *[[on]] [[en:above]] [[fa:above]] [[fr:above]] [[gl:above]] [[ko:above]] [[hy:above]] [[io:above]] [[it:above]] [[hu:above]] [[pl:above]] [[pt:above]] [[sm:above]] [[fi:above]] [[sv:above]] [[ta:above]] [[vi:above]] [[uk:above]] [[zh:above]] 3433 9299 2006-08-31T16:38:12Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} #An '''option''' is a [[choice]]. #:''He has the '''option''' to go to university or join the army.'' 9727 2006-09-10T14:05:08Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, id, it, pl, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} #An '''option''' is a [[choice]]. #:''He has the '''option''' to go to university or join the army.'' [[en:option]] [[fr:option]] [[id:option]] [[it:option]] [[pl:option]] [[fi:option]] [[vi:option]] [[zh:option]] 10900 2006-10-13T01:48:51Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[hu:option]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #An '''option''' is a [[choice]]. #:''He has the '''option''' to go to university or join the army.'' [[en:option]] [[fr:option]] [[id:option]] [[it:option]] [[hu:option]] [[pl:option]] [[fi:option]] [[vi:option]] [[zh:option]] 11618 2006-10-29T20:41:27Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:option]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #An '''option''' is a [[choice]]. #:''He has the '''option''' to go to university or join the army.'' [[en:option]] [[fr:option]] [[id:option]] [[it:option]] [[hu:option]] [[pl:option]] [[ru:option]] [[fi:option]] [[vi:option]] [[zh:option]] 12458 2006-11-17T00:02:37Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} #An '''option''' is a [[choice]]. #:''He has the '''option''' to go to university or join the army.'' 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It is a subcategory of [[:Category:Verbs|Verbs]]. [[Category:Verbs]] 3507 9381 2006-09-07T17:15:13Z 142.214.60.130 ==Verb== {{verb|establish|establishes|established|establishing}} {{transitive verb}} #If you '''establish''' a company or a organisation, you start it with the idea that it will last for a long time. #:''A good doctor will not only care for each of the patients but will also be able to establish a good relationship with them.'' ===See also=== * [[established]] (adj) * [[start]] * [[begin]] * [[set up]] 9383 2006-09-07T17:30:38Z 142.214.60.130 /* Verb */ ==Verb== {{verb|establish|establishes|established|establishing}} {{transitive verb}} #If you '''establish''' a company or a organisation, you start it with the idea that it will last for a long time. #:''A good doctor will not only care for each of the patients but will also be able to '''establish''' a good relationship with them.'' ===See also=== * [[established]] (adj) * [[start]] * [[begin]] * [[set up]] 9615 2006-09-10T12:36:05Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, la, ta, vi, zh ==Verb== {{verb|establish|establishes|established|establishing}} {{transitive verb}} #If you '''establish''' a company or a organisation, you start it with the idea that it will last for a long time. #:''A good doctor will not only care for each of the patients but will also be able to '''establish''' a good relationship with them.'' ===See also=== * [[established]] (adj) * [[start]] * [[begin]] * [[set up]] [[en:establish]] [[fr:establish]] [[io:establish]] [[it:establish]] [[la:establish]] [[hu:establish]] [[fi:establish]] [[ta:establish]] [[vi:establish]] [[zh:establish]] 12337 2006-11-16T12:10:51Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Verb== {{verb|establish|establishes|established|establishing}} {{transitive verb}} #If you '''establish''' a company or a organisation, you start it with the idea that it will last for a long time. #:''A good doctor will not only care for each of the patients but will also be able to '''establish''' a good relationship with them.'' ===See also=== * [[established]] (adj) * [[start]] * [[begin]] * [[set up]] [[en:establish]] [[fr:establish]] [[io:establish]] [[it:establish]] [[la:establish]] [[hu:establish]] [[fi:establish]] [[ta:establish]] [[vi:establish]] [[zh:establish]] 3508 9382 2006-09-07T17:30:05Z 142.214.60.130 ==Adjective== {{adjective|established|more established|most established}} #If an institution, system, etc. is '''established''', it has [[exist|existed]] for some time and is probably well known. #:''The '''established''' church leaders often do no wish to see changes that might reduce their power.'' #:''The fact that the earth is a ball is well '''established'''.'' 9614 2006-09-10T12:34:45Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, it, la ==Adjective== {{adjective|established|more established|most established}} #If an institution, system, etc. is '''established''', it has [[exist|existed]] for some time and is probably well known. #:''The '''established''' church leaders often do no wish to see changes that might reduce their power.'' #:''The fact that the earth is a ball is well '''established'''.'' [[en:established]] [[fr:established]] [[it:established]] [[la:established]] [[fi:established]] 10068 2006-09-24T12:58:29Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[vi:established]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|established|more established|most established}} #If an institution, system, etc. is '''established''', it has [[exist|existed]] for some time and is probably well known. #:''The '''established''' church leaders often do no wish to see changes that might reduce their power.'' #:''The fact that the earth is a ball is well '''established'''.'' [[en:established]] [[fr:established]] [[it:established]] [[la:established]] [[fi:established]] [[vi:established]] 3509 9384 2006-09-08T08:16:31Z 203.129.200.51 eu-psychic 9563 2006-09-10T12:11:25Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ang, en, et, fi, fr, hu, hy, io, it, ja, pl, pt, ru, scn, ta, zh eu-psychic [[ang:end]] [[et:end]] [[en:end]] [[fr:end]] [[hy:end]] [[io:end]] [[it:end]] [[hu:end]] [[ja:end]] [[pl:end]] [[pt:end]] [[ru:end]] [[scn:end]] [[fi:end]] [[ta:end]] [[zh:end]] 10054 2006-09-24T12:54:53Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[fa:end]], [[vi:end]] eu-psychic [[ang:end]] [[et:end]] [[en:end]] [[fa:end]] [[fr:end]] [[hy:end]] [[io:end]] [[it:end]] [[hu:end]] [[ja:end]] [[pl:end]] [[pt:end]] [[ru:end]] [[scn:end]] [[fi:end]] [[ta:end]] [[vi:end]] [[zh:end]] 10528 2006-10-08T13:45:32Z Infinoid 99 This page existed, but didn't have any definitions. Add one. == Verb == {{verb|end|ends|ended|ending}} # To put a stop to something. #: ''The movie '''ends''' after this scene.'' == Noun == {{noun|end|ends}} # The last one of a group. Or, the last part of a thing. #: ''I tied a knot in the '''end''' of the rope.'' [[ang:end]] [[et:end]] [[en:end]] [[fa:end]] [[fr:end]] [[hy:end]] [[io:end]] [[it:end]] [[hu:end]] [[ja:end]] [[pl:end]] [[pt:end]] [[ru:end]] [[scn:end]] [[fi:end]] [[ta:end]] [[vi:end]] [[zh:end]] 10529 2006-10-08T13:47:01Z Infinoid 99 clarify noun form a little, when applied to a single object == Verb == {{verb|end|ends|ended|ending}} # To put a stop to something. #: ''The movie '''ends''' after this scene.'' == Noun == {{noun|end|ends}} # The last one of a group. Or, the last part of a thing, the place where it stops. #: ''I tied a knot in the '''end''' of the rope.'' [[ang:end]] [[et:end]] [[en:end]] [[fa:end]] [[fr:end]] [[hy:end]] [[io:end]] [[it:end]] [[hu:end]] [[ja:end]] [[pl:end]] [[pt:end]] [[ru:end]] [[scn:end]] [[fi:end]] [[ta:end]] [[vi:end]] [[zh:end]] 10691 2006-10-10T01:50:36Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:end]], [[uk:end]] == Verb == {{verb|end|ends|ended|ending}} # To put a stop to something. #: ''The movie '''ends''' after this scene.'' == Noun == {{noun|end|ends}} # The last one of a group. Or, the last part of a thing, the place where it stops. #: ''I tied a knot in the '''end''' of the rope.'' [[ang:end]] [[et:end]] [[en:end]] [[fa:end]] [[fr:end]] [[hy:end]] [[io:end]] [[it:end]] [[kk:end]] [[hu:end]] [[ja:end]] [[pl:end]] [[pt:end]] [[ru:end]] [[scn:end]] [[fi:end]] [[ta:end]] [[vi:end]] [[uk:end]] [[zh:end]] 3510 9385 2006-09-08T11:41:33Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} #An '''issue''' is a particular [[topic]] or [[subject]], often one that people are discussing and/or is a problem. #:''The students raised an important '''issue''' in my last class, and I hope we can discuss it today.'' #:''We'd like to hire you, but there are some legal '''issues''' that we have to consider first.'' #An '''issue''' of a magazine, newspaper, etc. is the [[version]] that is [[publish]]ed at one time. #:''The March '''issue''' of The Walrus has an interesting article on healthcare.'' ===Idioms=== * [[take issue with]] * [[make an issue (out) of]] * [[have issues (with)]] ===Synonyms=== * [[topic]] * [[subject]] * [[problem]] ==Verb== {{verb|issue|issues|issued|issuing}} #If you '''issue''' something, such as a statement, guidelines or an order, you officially [[publish]] it. #:''The governments of Canada and the United States jointly '''issued''' a statement about the recent crash.'' ===Antonyms=== * [[retract]] 9386 2006-09-08T11:45:24Z Brett 77 /* Verb */ ==Noun== {{noun}} #An '''issue''' is a particular [[topic]] or [[subject]], often one that people are discussing and/or is a problem. #:''The students raised an important '''issue''' in my last class, and I hope we can discuss it today.'' #:''We'd like to hire you, but there are some legal '''issues''' that we have to consider first.'' #An '''issue''' of a magazine, newspaper, etc. is the [[version]] that is [[publish]]ed at one time. #:''The March '''issue''' of The Walrus has an interesting article on healthcare.'' ===Idioms=== * [[take issue with]] * [[make an issue (out) of]] * [[have issues (with)]] ===Synonyms=== * [[topic]] * [[subject]] * [[problem]] ==Verb== {{verb|issue|issues|issued|issuing}} {{transitive verb}} #If you '''issue''' something, such as a statement, guidelines or an order, you officially [[publish]] it. #:''The governments of Canada and the United States jointly '''issued''' a statement about the recent crash.'' ===Antonyms=== * [[retract]] 9659 2006-09-10T13:20:58Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, en, es, fr, hu, io, it, ru, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} #An '''issue''' is a particular [[topic]] or [[subject]], often one that people are discussing and/or is a problem. #:''The students raised an important '''issue''' in my last class, and I hope we can discuss it today.'' #:''We'd like to hire you, but there are some legal '''issues''' that we have to consider first.'' #An '''issue''' of a magazine, newspaper, etc. is the [[version]] that is [[publish]]ed at one time. #:''The March '''issue''' of The Walrus has an interesting article on healthcare.'' ===Idioms=== * [[take issue with]] * [[make an issue (out) of]] * [[have issues (with)]] ===Synonyms=== * [[topic]] * [[subject]] * [[problem]] ==Verb== {{verb|issue|issues|issued|issuing}} {{transitive verb}} #If you '''issue''' something, such as a statement, guidelines or an order, you officially [[publish]] it. #:''The governments of Canada and the United States jointly '''issued''' a statement about the recent crash.'' ===Antonyms=== * [[retract]] [[de:issue]] [[en:issue]] [[es:issue]] [[fr:issue]] [[io:issue]] [[it:issue]] [[hu:issue]] [[ru:issue]] [[vi:issue]] [[zh:issue]] 12334 2006-11-16T12:10:37Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} #An '''issue''' is a particular [[topic]] or [[subject]], often one that people are discussing and/or is a problem. #:''The students raised an important '''issue''' in my last class, and I hope we can discuss it today.'' #:''We'd like to hire you, but there are some legal '''issues''' that we have to consider first.'' #An '''issue''' of a magazine, newspaper, etc. is the [[version]] that is [[publish]]ed at one time. #:''The March '''issue''' of The Walrus has an interesting article on healthcare.'' ===Idioms=== * [[take issue with]] * [[make an issue (out) of]] * [[have issues (with)]] ===Synonyms=== * [[topic]] * [[subject]] * [[problem]] ==Verb== {{verb|issue|issues|issued|issuing}} {{transitive verb}} #If you '''issue''' something, such as a statement, guidelines or an order, you officially [[publish]] it. #:''The governments of Canada and the United States jointly '''issued''' a statement about the recent crash.'' ===Antonyms=== * [[retract]] [[de:issue]] [[en:issue]] [[es:issue]] [[fr:issue]] [[io:issue]] [[it:issue]] [[hu:issue]] [[ru:issue]] [[vi:issue]] [[zh:issue]] 13561 2006-12-10T13:17:44Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:issue]] {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} #An '''issue''' is a particular [[topic]] or [[subject]], often one that people are discussing and/or is a problem. #:''The students raised an important '''issue''' in my last class, and I hope we can discuss it today.'' #:''We'd like to hire you, but there are some legal '''issues''' that we have to consider first.'' #An '''issue''' of a magazine, newspaper, etc. is the [[version]] that is [[publish]]ed at one time. #:''The March '''issue''' of The Walrus has an interesting article on healthcare.'' ===Idioms=== * [[take issue with]] * [[make an issue (out) of]] * [[have issues (with)]] ===Synonyms=== * [[topic]] * [[subject]] * [[problem]] ==Verb== {{verb|issue|issues|issued|issuing}} {{transitive verb}} #If you '''issue''' something, such as a statement, guidelines or an order, you officially [[publish]] it. #:''The governments of Canada and the United States jointly '''issued''' a statement about the recent crash.'' ===Antonyms=== * [[retract]] [[de:issue]] [[en:issue]] [[es:issue]] [[fa:issue]] [[fr:issue]] [[io:issue]] [[it:issue]] [[hu:issue]] [[ru:issue]] [[vi:issue]] [[zh:issue]] 3511 9387 2006-09-08T11:58:37Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} Usually {{mass noun}} #'''Labour''' is the [[work]] that people do, usually lifting, moving, building, etc. rather than desk work. #:''The cost of '''labour''' is higher than the cost of building materials.'' #'''Labour''' is the people who do this kind of work. #:''There's a big '''labour''' shortage in the construction industry.'' ==Verb== {{verb|labour|labours|laboured|labouring}} {{intransitive verb}} #If you '''labour''', you [[work]] hard. #:''He '''laboured''' over the food all afternoon to get ready for dinner.'' {{transitive verb}} #If you '''labour''' the point, you keep talking about it after people understand it well. 9647 2006-09-10T13:15:28Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fa, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, vi ==Noun== {{noun}} Usually {{mass noun}} #'''Labour''' is the [[work]] that people do, usually lifting, moving, building, etc. rather than desk work. #:''The cost of '''labour''' is higher than the cost of building materials.'' #'''Labour''' is the people who do this kind of work. #:''There's a big '''labour''' shortage in the construction industry.'' ==Verb== {{verb|labour|labours|laboured|labouring}} {{intransitive verb}} #If you '''labour''', you [[work]] hard. #:''He '''laboured''' over the food all afternoon to get ready for dinner.'' {{transitive verb}} #If you '''labour''' the point, you keep talking about it after people understand it well. [[en:labour]] [[fa:labour]] [[fr:labour]] [[io:labour]] [[it:labour]] [[hu:labour]] [[ja:labour]] [[fi:labour]] [[vi:labour]] 10481 2006-10-07T15:48:32Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ta:labour]] ==Noun== {{noun}} Usually {{mass noun}} #'''Labour''' is the [[work]] that people do, usually lifting, moving, building, etc. rather than desk work. #:''The cost of '''labour''' is higher than the cost of building materials.'' #'''Labour''' is the people who do this kind of work. #:''There's a big '''labour''' shortage in the construction industry.'' ==Verb== {{verb|labour|labours|laboured|labouring}} {{intransitive verb}} #If you '''labour''', you [[work]] hard. #:''He '''laboured''' over the food all afternoon to get ready for dinner.'' {{transitive verb}} #If you '''labour''' the point, you keep talking about it after people understand it well. [[en:labour]] [[fa:labour]] [[fr:labour]] [[io:labour]] [[it:labour]] [[hu:labour]] [[ja:labour]] [[fi:labour]] [[ta:labour]] [[vi:labour]] 11418 2006-10-20T22:21:52Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ku:labour]], [[ru:labour]] ==Noun== {{noun}} Usually {{mass noun}} #'''Labour''' is the [[work]] that people do, usually lifting, moving, building, etc. rather than desk work. #:''The cost of '''labour''' is higher than the cost of building materials.'' #'''Labour''' is the people who do this kind of work. #:''There's a big '''labour''' shortage in the construction industry.'' ==Verb== {{verb|labour|labours|laboured|labouring}} {{intransitive verb}} #If you '''labour''', you [[work]] hard. #:''He '''laboured''' over the food all afternoon to get ready for dinner.'' {{transitive verb}} #If you '''labour''' the point, you keep talking about it after people understand it well. [[en:labour]] [[fa:labour]] [[fr:labour]] [[io:labour]] [[it:labour]] [[ku:labour]] [[hu:labour]] [[ja:labour]] [[ru:labour]] [[fi:labour]] [[ta:labour]] [[vi:labour]] 11972 2006-11-09T17:10:46Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ro:labour]] ==Noun== {{noun}} Usually {{mass noun}} #'''Labour''' is the [[work]] that people do, usually lifting, moving, building, etc. rather than desk work. #:''The cost of '''labour''' is higher than the cost of building materials.'' #'''Labour''' is the people who do this kind of work. #:''There's a big '''labour''' shortage in the construction industry.'' ==Verb== {{verb|labour|labours|laboured|labouring}} {{intransitive verb}} #If you '''labour''', you [[work]] hard. #:''He '''laboured''' over the food all afternoon to get ready for dinner.'' {{transitive verb}} #If you '''labour''' the point, you keep talking about it after people understand it well. [[en:labour]] [[fa:labour]] [[fr:labour]] [[io:labour]] [[it:labour]] [[ku:labour]] [[hu:labour]] [[ja:labour]] [[ro:labour]] [[ru:labour]] [[fi:labour]] [[ta:labour]] [[vi:labour]] 12333 2006-11-16T12:10:32Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} Usually {{mass noun}} #'''Labour''' is the [[work]] that people do, usually lifting, moving, building, etc. rather than desk work. #:''The cost of '''labour''' is higher than the cost of building materials.'' #'''Labour''' is the people who do this kind of work. #:''There's a big '''labour''' shortage in the construction industry.'' ==Verb== {{verb|labour|labours|laboured|labouring}} {{intransitive verb}} #If you '''labour''', you [[work]] hard. #:''He '''laboured''' over the food all afternoon to get ready for dinner.'' {{transitive verb}} #If you '''labour''' the point, you keep talking about it after people understand it well. [[en:labour]] [[fa:labour]] [[fr:labour]] [[io:labour]] [[it:labour]] [[ku:labour]] [[hu:labour]] [[ja:labour]] [[ro:labour]] [[ru:labour]] [[fi:labour]] [[ta:labour]] [[vi:labour]] 3512 9388 2006-09-08T12:02:17Z Brett 77 ==Verb== {{verb|occur|occurs|occurred|occurring}} {{intransitive verb}} #If something '''occurs''', it [[happens]]. #:''Over the summer a change '''occurred''' in the eastern cities.'' 9389 2006-09-08T12:02:34Z Brett 77 ==Verb== {{verb|occur|occurs|occurred|occurring}} {{intransitive verb}} #If something '''occurs''', it [[happen]]s. #:''Over the summer a change '''occurred''' in the eastern cities.'' 9729 2006-09-10T14:07:48Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ru, vi ==Verb== {{verb|occur|occurs|occurred|occurring}} {{intransitive verb}} #If something '''occurs''', it [[happen]]s. #:''Over the summer a change '''occurred''' in the eastern cities.'' [[en:occur]] [[fr:occur]] [[io:occur]] [[it:occur]] [[hu:occur]] [[ru:occur]] [[fi:occur]] [[vi:occur]] 10884 2006-10-12T16:17:48Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ja:occur]], [[ta:occur]] ==Verb== {{verb|occur|occurs|occurred|occurring}} {{intransitive verb}} #If something '''occurs''', it [[happen]]s. #:''Over the summer a change '''occurred''' in the eastern cities.'' [[en:occur]] [[fr:occur]] [[io:occur]] [[it:occur]] [[hu:occur]] [[ja:occur]] [[ru:occur]] [[fi:occur]] [[ta:occur]] [[vi:occur]] 11996 2006-11-09T17:34:08Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[pt:occur]] ==Verb== {{verb|occur|occurs|occurred|occurring}} {{intransitive verb}} #If something '''occurs''', it [[happen]]s. #:''Over the summer a change '''occurred''' in the eastern cities.'' [[en:occur]] [[fr:occur]] [[io:occur]] [[it:occur]] [[hu:occur]] [[ja:occur]] [[pt:occur]] [[ru:occur]] [[fi:occur]] [[ta:occur]] [[vi:occur]] 12332 2006-11-16T12:10:27Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Verb== {{verb|occur|occurs|occurred|occurring}} {{intransitive verb}} #If something '''occurs''', it [[happen]]s. #:''Over the summer a change '''occurred''' in the eastern cities.'' [[en:occur]] [[fr:occur]] [[io:occur]] [[it:occur]] [[hu:occur]] [[ja:occur]] [[pt:occur]] [[ru:occur]] [[fi:occur]] [[ta:occur]] [[vi:occur]] 3513 9390 2006-09-08T16:45:51Z Brett 77 ==Adjective== {{adjective|economic|more economic|most economic}} #(usually before a noun; not usually gradeable) About or relating to the [[economy]], business, money, etc. #:''The reduction in unemployment and continued '''economic''' growth are good news for workers.'' #:''As our two countries do more and more business, we must begin to match our '''economic''' policies.'' #If a business activity is [[economic]], it makes enough money. #:''As a small business, do you think it would be '''economic''' for us to advertise on TV?'' ===Synonyms=== * [[commercial]] * [[profitable]] ===Antonyms=== * uneconomic * unprofitable 9547 2006-09-10T12:06:55Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, io, pl, vi, zh ==Adjective== {{adjective|economic|more economic|most economic}} #(usually before a noun; not usually gradeable) About or relating to the [[economy]], business, money, etc. #:''The reduction in unemployment and continued '''economic''' growth are good news for workers.'' #:''As our two countries do more and more business, we must begin to match our '''economic''' policies.'' #If a business activity is [[economic]], it makes enough money. #:''As a small business, do you think it would be '''economic''' for us to advertise on TV?'' ===Synonyms=== * [[commercial]] * [[profitable]] ===Antonyms=== * uneconomic * unprofitable [[en:economic]] [[io:economic]] [[pl:economic]] [[fi:economic]] [[vi:economic]] [[zh:economic]] 11935 2006-11-09T16:37:09Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ru:economic]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|economic|more economic|most economic}} #(usually before a noun; not usually gradeable) About or relating to the [[economy]], business, money, etc. #:''The reduction in unemployment and continued '''economic''' growth are good news for workers.'' #:''As our two countries do more and more business, we must begin to match our '''economic''' policies.'' #If a business activity is [[economic]], it makes enough money. #:''As a small business, do you think it would be '''economic''' for us to advertise on TV?'' ===Synonyms=== * [[commercial]] * [[profitable]] ===Antonyms=== * uneconomic * unprofitable [[en:economic]] [[io:economic]] [[pl:economic]] [[ru:economic]] [[fi:economic]] [[vi:economic]] [[zh:economic]] 12331 2006-11-16T12:10:19Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|economic|more economic|most economic}} #(usually before a noun; not usually gradeable) About or relating to the [[economy]], business, money, etc. #:''The reduction in unemployment and continued '''economic''' growth are good news for workers.'' #:''As our two countries do more and more business, we must begin to match our '''economic''' policies.'' #If a business activity is [[economic]], it makes enough money. #:''As a small business, do you think it would be '''economic''' for us to advertise on TV?'' ===Synonyms=== * [[commercial]] * [[profitable]] ===Antonyms=== * uneconomic * unprofitable [[en:economic]] [[io:economic]] [[pl:economic]] [[ru:economic]] [[fi:economic]] [[vi:economic]] [[zh:economic]] 3514 9391 2006-09-08T17:16:47Z Brett 77 ==Adjective== {{adjective|involved|more involved|most involved}} #If X is '''involved''' (in Y), X does Y or is connected to Y #:''My teacher's deeply '''involved''' in politics.'' #:''The processes '''involved''' in word recognition are rather different for spoken and printed words.'' #If something is '''involved''', it is [[complicated]]. #:''I can't explain it. It's all rather '''involved'''.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[connected]] * [[complicated]] ===Antonyms=== * [[simple]] ===See also=== * [[involve]] 9661 2006-09-10T13:22:18Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, zh ==Adjective== {{adjective|involved|more involved|most involved}} #If X is '''involved''' (in Y), X does Y or is connected to Y #:''My teacher's deeply '''involved''' in politics.'' #:''The processes '''involved''' in word recognition are rather different for spoken and printed words.'' #If something is '''involved''', it is [[complicated]]. #:''I can't explain it. It's all rather '''involved'''.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[connected]] * [[complicated]] ===Antonyms=== * [[simple]] ===See also=== * [[involve]] [[en:involved]] [[zh:involved]] 10123 2006-09-24T13:20:41Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[vi:involved]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|involved|more involved|most involved}} #If X is '''involved''' (in Y), X does Y or is connected to Y #:''My teacher's deeply '''involved''' in politics.'' #:''The processes '''involved''' in word recognition are rather different for spoken and printed words.'' #If something is '''involved''', it is [[complicated]]. #:''I can't explain it. It's all rather '''involved'''.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[connected]] * [[complicated]] ===Antonyms=== * [[simple]] ===See also=== * [[involve]] [[en:involved]] [[vi:involved]] [[zh:involved]] 12345 2006-11-16T12:14:45Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|involved|more involved|most involved}} #If X is '''involved''' (in Y), X does Y or is connected to Y #:''My teacher's deeply '''involved''' in politics.'' #:''The processes '''involved''' in word recognition are rather different for spoken and printed words.'' #If something is '''involved''', it is [[complicated]]. #:''I can't explain it. It's all rather '''involved'''.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[connected]] * [[complicated]] ===Antonyms=== * [[simple]] ===See also=== * [[involve]] [[en:involved]] [[vi:involved]] [[zh:involved]] 3515 9392 2006-09-08T17:35:07Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} Also {{mass noun}} #An '''interpretation''' is an attempt to [[understand]] something. #:''Weather forcasters use a lot of data, but the '''interpretation''' of the data is very difficult.'' #'''Interpretation''' is the act of [[translate|translating]] from one spoken or signed [[language]] to another. #:''The hospital offers '''interpretation''' services between English and French, Spanish, and Punjabi.'' 9663 2006-09-10T13:23:39Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, io, ko, pl, sv, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} Also {{mass noun}} #An '''interpretation''' is an attempt to [[understand]] something. #:''Weather forcasters use a lot of data, but the '''interpretation''' of the data is very difficult.'' #'''Interpretation''' is the act of [[translate|translating]] from one spoken or signed [[language]] to another. #:''The hospital offers '''interpretation''' services between English and French, Spanish, and Punjabi.'' [[en:interpretation]] [[ko:interpretation]] [[io:interpretation]] [[pl:interpretation]] [[fi:interpretation]] [[sv:interpretation]] [[vi:interpretation]] [[zh:interpretation]] 11956 2006-11-09T16:58:36Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[fr:interpretation]], [[ru:interpretation]] ==Noun== {{noun}} Also {{mass noun}} #An '''interpretation''' is an attempt to [[understand]] something. #:''Weather forcasters use a lot of data, but the '''interpretation''' of the data is very difficult.'' #'''Interpretation''' is the act of [[translate|translating]] from one spoken or signed [[language]] to another. #:''The hospital offers '''interpretation''' services between English and French, Spanish, and Punjabi.'' [[en:interpretation]] [[fr:interpretation]] [[ko:interpretation]] [[io:interpretation]] [[pl:interpretation]] [[ru:interpretation]] [[fi:interpretation]] [[sv:interpretation]] [[vi:interpretation]] [[zh:interpretation]] 12347 2006-11-16T12:15:02Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} Also {{mass noun}} #An '''interpretation''' is an attempt to [[understand]] something. #:''Weather forcasters use a lot of data, but the '''interpretation''' of the data is very difficult.'' #'''Interpretation''' is the act of [[translate|translating]] from one spoken or signed [[language]] to another. #:''The hospital offers '''interpretation''' services between English and French, Spanish, and Punjabi.'' [[en:interpretation]] [[fr:interpretation]] [[ko:interpretation]] [[io:interpretation]] [[pl:interpretation]] [[ru:interpretation]] [[fi:interpretation]] [[sv:interpretation]] [[vi:interpretation]] [[zh:interpretation]] 14163 2006-12-21T09:28:42Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[tr:interpretation]] {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} Also {{mass noun}} #An '''interpretation''' is an attempt to [[understand]] something. #:''Weather forcasters use a lot of data, but the '''interpretation''' of the data is very difficult.'' #'''Interpretation''' is the act of [[translate|translating]] from one spoken or signed [[language]] to another. #:''The hospital offers '''interpretation''' services between English and French, Spanish, and Punjabi.'' [[en:interpretation]] [[fr:interpretation]] [[ko:interpretation]] [[io:interpretation]] [[pl:interpretation]] [[ru:interpretation]] [[fi:interpretation]] [[sv:interpretation]] [[vi:interpretation]] [[tr:interpretation]] [[zh:interpretation]] 3516 9393 2006-09-08T17:46:40Z Brett 77 ==Adjective== {{adjective|consistent|more consistent|most consistent}} #If something is '''consistent''', it is regular and you can guess what it will be like in the future. #:''She makes a '''consistent''' effort to study hard.'' #If X is '''consistent''' with Y, then X fits or matches Y. #:''The theory is '''consistent''' with the data.'' ===Antoynms=== * [[inconsistent]] 9519 2006-09-10T11:48:36Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, sv, vi, zh ==Adjective== {{adjective|consistent|more consistent|most consistent}} #If something is '''consistent''', it is regular and you can guess what it will be like in the future. #:''She makes a '''consistent''' effort to study hard.'' #If X is '''consistent''' with Y, then X fits or matches Y. #:''The theory is '''consistent''' with the data.'' ===Antoynms=== * [[inconsistent]] [[en:consistent]] [[fr:consistent]] [[fi:consistent]] [[sv:consistent]] [[vi:consistent]] [[zh:consistent]] 12348 2006-11-16T12:15:10Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|consistent|more consistent|most consistent}} #If something is '''consistent''', it is regular and you can guess what it will be like in the future. #:''She makes a '''consistent''' effort to study hard.'' #If X is '''consistent''' with Y, then X fits or matches Y. #:''The theory is '''consistent''' with the data.'' ===Antoynms=== * [[inconsistent]] [[en:consistent]] [[fr:consistent]] [[fi:consistent]] [[sv:consistent]] [[vi:consistent]] [[zh:consistent]] 3517 9394 2006-09-08T17:56:00Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} Usually {{mass noun}} #'''Income''' is the [[money]] that you receive. #:''Generally, teachers have a lower '''income''' than business people.'' #:''The company's '''income''' has dropped because of poor sales.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[earnings]] ===Antonyms=== * [[expense]]s 9644 2006-09-10T13:09:57Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, hy, io, it, ta, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} Usually {{mass noun}} #'''Income''' is the [[money]] that you receive. #:''Generally, teachers have a lower '''income''' than business people.'' #:''The company's '''income''' has dropped because of poor sales.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[earnings]] ===Antonyms=== * [[expense]]s [[en:income]] [[fr:income]] [[hy:income]] [[io:income]] [[it:income]] [[hu:income]] [[fi:income]] [[ta:income]] [[zh:income]] 10113 2006-09-24T13:17:43Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[vi:income]] ==Noun== {{noun}} Usually {{mass noun}} #'''Income''' is the [[money]] that you receive. #:''Generally, teachers have a lower '''income''' than business people.'' #:''The company's '''income''' has dropped because of poor sales.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[earnings]] ===Antonyms=== * [[expense]]s [[en:income]] [[fr:income]] [[hy:income]] [[io:income]] [[it:income]] [[hu:income]] [[fi:income]] [[ta:income]] [[vi:income]] [[zh:income]] 10397 2006-10-05T22:31:30Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:income]] ==Noun== {{noun}} Usually {{mass noun}} #'''Income''' is the [[money]] that you receive. #:''Generally, teachers have a lower '''income''' than business people.'' #:''The company's '''income''' has dropped because of poor sales.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[earnings]] ===Antonyms=== * [[expense]]s [[en:income]] [[fa:income]] [[fr:income]] [[hy:income]] [[io:income]] [[it:income]] [[hu:income]] [[fi:income]] [[ta:income]] [[vi:income]] [[zh:income]] 12349 2006-11-16T12:15:25Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} Usually {{mass noun}} #'''Income''' is the [[money]] that you receive. #:''Generally, teachers have a lower '''income''' than business people.'' #:''The company's '''income''' has dropped because of poor sales.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[earnings]] ===Antonyms=== * [[expense]]s [[en:income]] [[fa:income]] [[fr:income]] [[hy:income]] [[io:income]] [[it:income]] [[hu:income]] [[fi:income]] [[ta:income]] [[vi:income]] [[zh:income]] 3518 9395 2006-09-08T18:01:48Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''concept''' is an [[idea]]. #:''Italy has introduced the '''concept''' of "parental leave" - time off work given to either parent to look after the child.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[idea]] 9520 2006-09-10T11:50:36Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, de, en, et, fr, hu, io, nl, pt, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''concept''' is an [[idea]]. #:''Italy has introduced the '''concept''' of "parental leave" - time off work given to either parent to look after the child.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[idea]] [[ar:concept]] [[de:concept]] [[et:concept]] [[en:concept]] [[fr:concept]] [[io:concept]] [[hu:concept]] [[nl:concept]] [[pt:concept]] [[vi:concept]] [[zh:concept]] 10001 2006-09-24T12:34:27Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[fi:concept]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''concept''' is an [[idea]]. #:''Italy has introduced the '''concept''' of "parental leave" - time off work given to either parent to look after the child.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[idea]] [[ar:concept]] [[de:concept]] [[et:concept]] [[en:concept]] [[fr:concept]] [[io:concept]] [[hu:concept]] [[nl:concept]] [[pt:concept]] [[fi:concept]] [[vi:concept]] [[zh:concept]] 11231 2006-10-17T21:46:55Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:concept]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''concept''' is an [[idea]]. #:''Italy has introduced the '''concept''' of "parental leave" - time off work given to either parent to look after the child.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[idea]] [[ar:concept]] [[de:concept]] [[et:concept]] [[en:concept]] [[fr:concept]] [[io:concept]] [[hu:concept]] [[nl:concept]] [[pt:concept]] [[ru:concept]] [[fi:concept]] [[vi:concept]] [[zh:concept]] 12352 2006-11-16T12:15:46Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''concept''' is an [[idea]]. #:''Italy has introduced the '''concept''' of "parental leave" - time off work given to either parent to look after the child.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[idea]] [[ar:concept]] [[de:concept]] [[et:concept]] [[en:concept]] [[fr:concept]] [[io:concept]] [[hu:concept]] [[nl:concept]] [[pt:concept]] [[ru:concept]] [[fi:concept]] [[vi:concept]] [[zh:concept]] 14262 2006-12-21T19:00:16Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[tr:concept]] {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''concept''' is an [[idea]]. #:''Italy has introduced the '''concept''' of "parental leave" - time off work given to either parent to look after the child.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[idea]] [[ar:concept]] [[de:concept]] [[et:concept]] [[en:concept]] [[fr:concept]] [[io:concept]] [[hu:concept]] [[nl:concept]] [[pt:concept]] [[ru:concept]] [[fi:concept]] [[vi:concept]] [[tr:concept]] [[zh:concept]] 3519 9396 2006-09-08T18:18:51Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} Also plural: formulae #A '''formula''' is a regular way to do something or solve a problem. #:''There is no '''formula''' for making profit, yet many business people think there is.'' #:''The '''formula''' for converting from kilograms to pounds is ''<math>x kg \times 2.2</math> #Infant '''formula''' is a powder that you mix with water to make a drink for babies. 9591 2006-09-10T12:29:45Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, pl, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} Also plural: formulae #A '''formula''' is a regular way to do something or solve a problem. #:''There is no '''formula''' for making profit, yet many business people think there is.'' #:''The '''formula''' for converting from kilograms to pounds is ''<math>x kg \times 2.2</math> #Infant '''formula''' is a powder that you mix with water to make a drink for babies. [[de:formula]] [[en:formula]] [[fr:formula]] [[io:formula]] [[it:formula]] [[hu:formula]] [[pl:formula]] [[fi:formula]] [[zh:formula]] 10059 2006-09-24T12:56:59Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[vi:formula]] ==Noun== {{noun}} Also plural: formulae #A '''formula''' is a regular way to do something or solve a problem. #:''There is no '''formula''' for making profit, yet many business people think there is.'' #:''The '''formula''' for converting from kilograms to pounds is ''<math>x kg \times 2.2</math> #Infant '''formula''' is a powder that you mix with water to make a drink for babies. [[de:formula]] [[en:formula]] [[fr:formula]] [[io:formula]] [[it:formula]] [[hu:formula]] [[pl:formula]] [[fi:formula]] [[vi:formula]] [[zh:formula]] 11948 2006-11-09T16:48:48Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ru:formula]] ==Noun== {{noun}} Also plural: formulae #A '''formula''' is a regular way to do something or solve a problem. #:''There is no '''formula''' for making profit, yet many business people think there is.'' #:''The '''formula''' for converting from kilograms to pounds is ''<math>x kg \times 2.2</math> #Infant '''formula''' is a powder that you mix with water to make a drink for babies. [[de:formula]] [[en:formula]] [[fr:formula]] [[io:formula]] [[it:formula]] [[hu:formula]] [[pl:formula]] [[ru:formula]] [[fi:formula]] [[vi:formula]] [[zh:formula]] 12353 2006-11-16T12:15:56Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} Also plural: formulae #A '''formula''' is a regular way to do something or solve a problem. #:''There is no '''formula''' for making profit, yet many business people think there is.'' #:''The '''formula''' for converting from kilograms to pounds is ''<math>x kg \times 2.2</math> #Infant '''formula''' is a powder that you mix with water to make a drink for babies. [[de:formula]] [[en:formula]] [[fr:formula]] [[io:formula]] [[it:formula]] [[hu:formula]] [[pl:formula]] [[ru:formula]] [[fi:formula]] [[vi:formula]] [[zh:formula]] 14240 2006-12-21T18:36:52Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} Also plural: formulae #A '''formula''' is a regular way to do something or solve a problem. #:''There is no '''formula''' for making profit, yet many business people think there is.'' #:''The '''formula''' for converting from kilograms to pounds is ''<math>x kg \times 2.2</math> #Infant '''formula''' is a powder that you mix with water to make a drink for babies. ===See also=== * [[equation]] [[de:formula]] [[en:formula]] [[fr:formula]] [[io:formula]] [[it:formula]] [[hu:formula]] [[pl:formula]] [[ru:formula]] [[fi:formula]] [[vi:formula]] [[zh:formula]] 3520 9399 2006-09-09T14:19:33Z Ute-s 108 new entry because I used "install" in a Simple English Wikipedia article '''Install''' means to put a [[computer program|program]] on a [[computer]]. 9641 2006-09-10T13:07:57Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, io, it, pl, pt, ru, vi, zh '''Install''' means to put a [[computer program|program]] on a [[computer]]. [[en:install]] [[fr:install]] [[io:install]] [[it:install]] [[pl:install]] [[pt:install]] [[ru:install]] [[fi:install]] [[vi:install]] [[zh:install]] 10401 2006-10-06T03:41:47Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ta:install]] '''Install''' means to put a [[computer program|program]] on a [[computer]]. [[en:install]] [[fr:install]] [[io:install]] [[it:install]] [[pl:install]] [[pt:install]] [[ru:install]] [[fi:install]] [[ta:install]] [[vi:install]] [[zh:install]] 10966 2006-10-13T20:05:25Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ar:install]] '''Install''' means to put a [[computer program|program]] on a [[computer]]. [[ar:install]] [[en:install]] [[fr:install]] [[io:install]] [[it:install]] [[pl:install]] [[pt:install]] [[ru:install]] [[fi:install]] [[ta:install]] [[vi:install]] [[zh:install]] 3521 9400 2006-09-09T18:13:55Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''section''' of a thing or place is a [[part]] of it. #:''The police closed one '''section''' of the road because of the accident.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[part]] * [[area]] * [[region]] ==Verb== {{verb|section|sections|sectioned|sectioning}} {{transitive verb}} #If you '''section''' something, you [[divide]] it into parts. 9771 2006-09-10T14:27:57Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, en, fa, fr, hu, io, it, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''section''' of a thing or place is a [[part]] of it. #:''The police closed one '''section''' of the road because of the accident.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[part]] * [[area]] * [[region]] ==Verb== {{verb|section|sections|sectioned|sectioning}} {{transitive verb}} #If you '''section''' something, you [[divide]] it into parts. [[de:section]] [[en:section]] [[fa:section]] [[fr:section]] [[io:section]] [[it:section]] [[hu:section]] [[vi:section]] [[zh:section]] 12024 2006-11-09T17:55:56Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[fi:section]], [[ru:section]], [[ta:section]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''section''' of a thing or place is a [[part]] of it. #:''The police closed one '''section''' of the road because of the accident.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[part]] * [[area]] * [[region]] ==Verb== {{verb|section|sections|sectioned|sectioning}} {{transitive verb}} #If you '''section''' something, you [[divide]] it into parts. [[de:section]] [[en:section]] [[fa:section]] [[fr:section]] [[io:section]] [[it:section]] [[hu:section]] [[ru:section]] [[fi:section]] [[ta:section]] [[vi:section]] [[zh:section]] 12354 2006-11-16T12:16:02Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''section''' of a thing or place is a [[part]] of it. #:''The police closed one '''section''' of the road because of the accident.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[part]] * [[area]] * [[region]] ==Verb== {{verb|section|sections|sectioned|sectioning}} {{transitive verb}} #If you '''section''' something, you [[divide]] it into parts. [[de:section]] [[en:section]] [[fa:section]] [[fr:section]] [[io:section]] [[it:section]] [[hu:section]] [[ru:section]] [[fi:section]] [[ta:section]] [[vi:section]] [[zh:section]] 3522 9401 2006-09-10T01:02:48Z Brett 77 ==Adjective== {{adjective|constitutional|more constitutional|most constitutional}} #If a law, a right, an action, etc. is '''constitional''', it is [[legal]] within the [[constitution]] of the particular country. #:''The court ruled that the new law was '''constitutional''' and that there was no need for the government to change it.'' #If something is '''constitutional''' it is related to a [[constitution]]. #:''The government is planning some '''constitutional''' changes.'' ==Noun== #If you take a '''constitutional''', you go for a walk for exercise. (old fashioned word) 9517 2006-09-10T11:45:35Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, en, hu, pl, vi, zh ==Adjective== {{adjective|constitutional|more constitutional|most constitutional}} #If a law, a right, an action, etc. is '''constitional''', it is [[legal]] within the [[constitution]] of the particular country. #:''The court ruled that the new law was '''constitutional''' and that there was no need for the government to change it.'' #If something is '''constitutional''' it is related to a [[constitution]]. #:''The government is planning some '''constitutional''' changes.'' ==Noun== #If you take a '''constitutional''', you go for a walk for exercise. (old fashioned word) [[ar:constitutional]] [[en:constitutional]] [[hu:constitutional]] [[pl:constitutional]] [[vi:constitutional]] [[zh:constitutional]] 10770 2006-10-10T20:03:16Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fi:constitutional]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|constitutional|more constitutional|most constitutional}} #If a law, a right, an action, etc. is '''constitional''', it is [[legal]] within the [[constitution]] of the particular country. #:''The court ruled that the new law was '''constitutional''' and that there was no need for the government to change it.'' #If something is '''constitutional''' it is related to a [[constitution]]. #:''The government is planning some '''constitutional''' changes.'' ==Noun== #If you take a '''constitutional''', you go for a walk for exercise. (old fashioned word) [[ar:constitutional]] [[en:constitutional]] [[hu:constitutional]] [[pl:constitutional]] [[fi:constitutional]] [[vi:constitutional]] [[zh:constitutional]] 11894 2006-11-09T16:14:21Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ru:constitutional]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|constitutional|more constitutional|most constitutional}} #If a law, a right, an action, etc. is '''constitional''', it is [[legal]] within the [[constitution]] of the particular country. #:''The court ruled that the new law was '''constitutional''' and that there was no need for the government to change it.'' #If something is '''constitutional''' it is related to a [[constitution]]. #:''The government is planning some '''constitutional''' changes.'' ==Noun== #If you take a '''constitutional''', you go for a walk for exercise. (old fashioned word) [[ar:constitutional]] [[en:constitutional]] [[hu:constitutional]] [[pl:constitutional]] [[ru:constitutional]] [[fi:constitutional]] [[vi:constitutional]] [[zh:constitutional]] 12360 2006-11-16T12:24:20Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|constitutional|more constitutional|most constitutional}} #If a law, a right, an action, etc. is '''constitional''', it is [[legal]] within the [[constitution]] of the particular country. #:''The court ruled that the new law was '''constitutional''' and that there was no need for the government to change it.'' #If something is '''constitutional''' it is related to a [[constitution]]. #:''The government is planning some '''constitutional''' changes.'' ==Noun== #If you take a '''constitutional''', you go for a walk for exercise. (old fashioned word) [[ar:constitutional]] [[en:constitutional]] [[hu:constitutional]] [[pl:constitutional]] [[ru:constitutional]] [[fi:constitutional]] [[vi:constitutional]] [[zh:constitutional]] 3523 9402 2006-09-10T01:07:37Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} #The '''constitution''' of a country or organisation is the basic set of [[law]]s that explain how all the other laws and rules must be made and followed. #:''To change the '''constitution''', the government must have the agreement of 2/3 of the members of parliament.'' 9518 2006-09-10T11:47:16Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, de, en, et, fr, gl, hu, io, pl, ta, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} #The '''constitution''' of a country or organisation is the basic set of [[law]]s that explain how all the other laws and rules must be made and followed. #:''To change the '''constitution''', the government must have the agreement of 2/3 of the members of parliament.'' [[ar:constitution]] [[de:constitution]] [[et:constitution]] [[en:constitution]] [[fr:constitution]] [[gl:constitution]] [[io:constitution]] [[hu:constitution]] [[pl:constitution]] [[ta:constitution]] [[vi:constitution]] [[zh:constitution]] 11236 2006-10-17T22:29:22Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:constitution]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #The '''constitution''' of a country or organisation is the basic set of [[law]]s that explain how all the other laws and rules must be made and followed. #:''To change the '''constitution''', the government must have the agreement of 2/3 of the members of parliament.'' [[ar:constitution]] [[de:constitution]] [[et:constitution]] [[en:constitution]] [[fr:constitution]] [[gl:constitution]] [[io:constitution]] [[hu:constitution]] [[pl:constitution]] [[ru:constitution]] [[ta:constitution]] [[vi:constitution]] [[zh:constitution]] 11895 2006-11-09T16:14:31Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[el:constitution]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #The '''constitution''' of a country or organisation is the basic set of [[law]]s that explain how all the other laws and rules must be made and followed. #:''To change the '''constitution''', the government must have the agreement of 2/3 of the members of parliament.'' [[ar:constitution]] [[de:constitution]] [[et:constitution]] [[el:constitution]] [[en:constitution]] [[fr:constitution]] [[gl:constitution]] [[io:constitution]] [[hu:constitution]] [[pl:constitution]] [[ru:constitution]] [[ta:constitution]] [[vi:constitution]] [[zh:constitution]] 3524 9403 2006-09-10T01:38:35Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} #If you do an '''analysis''', you study something carefully to understand it. #:''We performed a detailed '''analysis''' of the relationship between the two companies and believe that they could form a strong partnership.'' ===See also=== * [[analyse]] (also spelled [[analyze]]) 9404 2006-09-10T01:40:05Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ ==Noun== {{noun|analysis|analyses}} #If you do an '''analysis''', you study something carefully to understand it. #:''We performed a detailed '''analysis''' of the relationship between the two companies and believe that they could form a strong partnership.'' ===See also=== * [[analyse]] (also spelled [[analyze]]) 9463 2006-09-10T11:15:01Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, el, en, fr, gl, io, ja, ru, ta, zh ==Noun== {{noun|analysis|analyses}} #If you do an '''analysis''', you study something carefully to understand it. #:''We performed a detailed '''analysis''' of the relationship between the two companies and believe that they could form a strong partnership.'' ===See also=== * [[analyse]] (also spelled [[analyze]]) [[ar:analysis]] [[el:analysis]] [[en:analysis]] [[fr:analysis]] [[gl:analysis]] [[io:analysis]] [[ja:analysis]] [[ru:analysis]] [[ta:analysis]] [[zh:analysis]] 9955 2006-09-24T12:13:58Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[vi:analysis]] ==Noun== {{noun|analysis|analyses}} #If you do an '''analysis''', you study something carefully to understand it. #:''We performed a detailed '''analysis''' of the relationship between the two companies and believe that they could form a strong partnership.'' ===See also=== * [[analyse]] (also spelled [[analyze]]) [[ar:analysis]] [[el:analysis]] [[en:analysis]] [[fr:analysis]] [[gl:analysis]] [[io:analysis]] [[ja:analysis]] [[ru:analysis]] [[ta:analysis]] [[vi:analysis]] [[zh:analysis]] 11108 2006-10-15T22:02:08Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:analysis]] ==Noun== {{noun|analysis|analyses}} #If you do an '''analysis''', you study something carefully to understand it. #:''We performed a detailed '''analysis''' of the relationship between the two companies and believe that they could form a strong partnership.'' ===See also=== * [[analyse]] (also spelled [[analyze]]) [[ar:analysis]] [[el:analysis]] [[en:analysis]] [[fr:analysis]] [[gl:analysis]] [[io:analysis]] [[kk:analysis]] [[ja:analysis]] [[ru:analysis]] [[ta:analysis]] [[vi:analysis]] [[zh:analysis]] 12361 2006-11-16T12:24:27Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun|analysis|analyses}} #If you do an '''analysis''', you study something carefully to understand it. #:''We performed a detailed '''analysis''' of the relationship between the two companies and believe that they could form a strong partnership.'' ===See also=== * [[analyse]] (also spelled [[analyze]]) [[ar:analysis]] [[el:analysis]] [[en:analysis]] [[fr:analysis]] [[gl:analysis]] [[io:analysis]] [[kk:analysis]] [[ja:analysis]] [[ru:analysis]] [[ta:analysis]] [[vi:analysis]] [[zh:analysis]] 13648 2006-12-11T15:30:48Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:analysis]] {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun|analysis|analyses}} #If you do an '''analysis''', you study something carefully to understand it. #:''We performed a detailed '''analysis''' of the relationship between the two companies and believe that they could form a strong partnership.'' ===See also=== * [[analyse]] (also spelled [[analyze]]) [[ar:analysis]] [[el:analysis]] [[en:analysis]] [[fa:analysis]] [[fr:analysis]] [[gl:analysis]] [[io:analysis]] [[kk:analysis]] [[ja:analysis]] [[ru:analysis]] [[ta:analysis]] [[vi:analysis]] [[zh:analysis]] 13970 2006-12-20T07:25:22Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[tr:analysis]] {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun|analysis|analyses}} #If you do an '''analysis''', you study something carefully to understand it. #:''We performed a detailed '''analysis''' of the relationship between the two companies and believe that they could form a strong partnership.'' ===See also=== * [[analyse]] (also spelled [[analyze]]) [[ar:analysis]] [[el:analysis]] [[en:analysis]] [[fa:analysis]] [[fr:analysis]] [[gl:analysis]] [[io:analysis]] [[kk:analysis]] [[ja:analysis]] [[ru:analysis]] [[ta:analysis]] [[vi:analysis]] [[tr:analysis]] [[zh:analysis]] 3525 9838 2006-09-12T18:30:25Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} Usually mass noun #'''Distribution''' is [[send]]ing or giving out things to many people, companies, places, etc. #:''The '''distribution''' of the mail was slowed by the snow storm.'' #:''The increase in profits was followed by a cash '''distribution''' to the investors.'' #'''Distribution''' is the the way that things are [[spread]] (often used in [[statistics]]). #:''The '''distribution''' of power in the company is very narrow, with just a few managers controling almost everything.'' #:''The test scores averaged 50% and had a normal '''distribution'''.'' [[Image:Normal_distribution_and_scales.gif|thumb|a graph showing a normal distribution]] 9839 2006-09-12T18:30:51Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ ==Noun== {{noun}} Usually {{mass noun}} #'''Distribution''' is [[send]]ing or giving out things to many people, companies, places, etc. #:''The '''distribution''' of the mail was slowed by the snow storm.'' #:''The increase in profits was followed by a cash '''distribution''' to the investors.'' #'''Distribution''' is the the way that things are [[spread]] (often used in [[statistics]]). #:''The '''distribution''' of power in the company is very narrow, with just a few managers controling almost everything.'' #:''The test scores averaged 50% and had a normal '''distribution'''.'' [[Image:Normal_distribution_and_scales.gif|thumb|a graph showing a normal distribution]] 10050 2006-09-24T12:49:05Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: ar, de, en, et, fi, fr, hu, hy, io, it, pl, ru, ta, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} Usually {{mass noun}} #'''Distribution''' is [[send]]ing or giving out things to many people, companies, places, etc. #:''The '''distribution''' of the mail was slowed by the snow storm.'' #:''The increase in profits was followed by a cash '''distribution''' to the investors.'' #'''Distribution''' is the the way that things are [[spread]] (often used in [[statistics]]). #:''The '''distribution''' of power in the company is very narrow, with just a few managers controling almost everything.'' #:''The test scores averaged 50% and had a normal '''distribution'''.'' [[Image:Normal_distribution_and_scales.gif|thumb|a graph showing a normal distribution]] [[ar:distribution]] [[de:distribution]] [[et:distribution]] [[en:distribution]] [[fr:distribution]] [[hy:distribution]] [[io:distribution]] [[it:distribution]] [[hu:distribution]] [[pl:distribution]] [[ru:distribution]] [[fi:distribution]] [[ta:distribution]] [[vi:distribution]] [[zh:distribution]] 10682 2006-10-09T22:43:51Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:distribution]], [[uk:distribution]] ==Noun== {{noun}} Usually {{mass noun}} #'''Distribution''' is [[send]]ing or giving out things to many people, companies, places, etc. #:''The '''distribution''' of the mail was slowed by the snow storm.'' #:''The increase in profits was followed by a cash '''distribution''' to the investors.'' #'''Distribution''' is the the way that things are [[spread]] (often used in [[statistics]]). #:''The '''distribution''' of power in the company is very narrow, with just a few managers controling almost everything.'' #:''The test scores averaged 50% and had a normal '''distribution'''.'' [[Image:Normal_distribution_and_scales.gif|thumb|a graph showing a normal distribution]] [[ar:distribution]] [[de:distribution]] [[et:distribution]] [[en:distribution]] [[fr:distribution]] [[hy:distribution]] [[io:distribution]] [[it:distribution]] [[kk:distribution]] [[hu:distribution]] [[pl:distribution]] [[ru:distribution]] [[fi:distribution]] [[ta:distribution]] [[vi:distribution]] [[uk:distribution]] [[zh:distribution]] 12362 2006-11-16T12:24:34Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} Usually {{mass noun}} #'''Distribution''' is [[send]]ing or giving out things to many people, companies, places, etc. #:''The '''distribution''' of the mail was slowed by the snow storm.'' #:''The increase in profits was followed by a cash '''distribution''' to the investors.'' #'''Distribution''' is the the way that things are [[spread]] (often used in [[statistics]]). #:''The '''distribution''' of power in the company is very narrow, with just a few managers controling almost everything.'' #:''The test scores averaged 50% and had a normal '''distribution'''.'' [[Image:Normal_distribution_and_scales.gif|thumb|a graph showing a normal distribution]] [[ar:distribution]] [[de:distribution]] [[et:distribution]] [[en:distribution]] [[fr:distribution]] [[hy:distribution]] [[io:distribution]] [[it:distribution]] [[kk:distribution]] [[hu:distribution]] [[pl:distribution]] [[ru:distribution]] [[fi:distribution]] [[ta:distribution]] [[vi:distribution]] [[uk:distribution]] [[zh:distribution]] 12568 2006-11-22T01:37:29Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ many -> several {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} Usually {{mass noun}} #'''Distribution''' is [[send]]ing or giving out things to several people, companies, places, etc. #:''The '''distribution''' of the mail was slowed by the snow storm.'' #:''The increase in profits was followed by a cash '''distribution''' to the investors.'' #'''Distribution''' is the the way that things are [[spread]] (often used in [[statistics]]). #:''The '''distribution''' of power in the company is very narrow, with just a few managers controling almost everything.'' #:''The test scores averaged 50% and had a normal '''distribution'''.'' [[Image:Normal_distribution_and_scales.gif|thumb|a graph showing a normal distribution]] [[ar:distribution]] [[de:distribution]] [[et:distribution]] [[en:distribution]] [[fr:distribution]] [[hy:distribution]] [[io:distribution]] [[it:distribution]] [[kk:distribution]] [[hu:distribution]] [[pl:distribution]] [[ru:distribution]] [[fi:distribution]] [[ta:distribution]] [[vi:distribution]] [[uk:distribution]] [[zh:distribution]] 3526 9840 2006-09-12T19:07:59Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} Also {{mass noun}} #Something or someone's '''function''' is its [[purpose]] or its [[job]]. #:''The army sometimes performs a policing '''function'''.'' #A '''function''' is an organised [[event]]. #:''I met Sylvia at a church '''function''' last week.'' #If <math>X</math> is a '''function''' of <math>Y</math>, then <math>X</math> exists because of or is affected by <math>Y</math> #:''The speed of the computer is a '''function''' of its main processor.'' #:''When you see, <math>Y=f(X)</math>, you read it, "<math>Y</math> is a '''function''' of <math>X</math>". Here the value of <math>Y</math> depends on the value assigned to the variable <math>X</math>.'' ==Verb== {{intransitive verb}} #If something is '''functioning''', it is [[work]]ing and is not completely broken. #:''Her heart stopped, but her brain continued to '''function'''.'' #If something '''functions''' as <math>X</math>, it does the job of <math>X</math>. #:''In this sentence, ''"sentence"'' '''functions''' as the subject.'' 10056 2006-09-24T12:55:13Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, pl, pt, sv, ta, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} Also {{mass noun}} #Something or someone's '''function''' is its [[purpose]] or its [[job]]. #:''The army sometimes performs a policing '''function'''.'' #A '''function''' is an organised [[event]]. #:''I met Sylvia at a church '''function''' last week.'' #If <math>X</math> is a '''function''' of <math>Y</math>, then <math>X</math> exists because of or is affected by <math>Y</math> #:''The speed of the computer is a '''function''' of its main processor.'' #:''When you see, <math>Y=f(X)</math>, you read it, "<math>Y</math> is a '''function''' of <math>X</math>". Here the value of <math>Y</math> depends on the value assigned to the variable <math>X</math>.'' ==Verb== {{intransitive verb}} #If something is '''functioning''', it is [[work]]ing and is not completely broken. #:''Her heart stopped, but her brain continued to '''function'''.'' #If something '''functions''' as <math>X</math>, it does the job of <math>X</math>. #:''In this sentence, ''"sentence"'' '''functions''' as the subject.'' [[en:function]] [[fr:function]] [[io:function]] [[it:function]] [[hu:function]] [[ja:function]] [[pl:function]] [[pt:function]] [[fi:function]] [[sv:function]] [[ta:function]] [[zh:function]] 10942 2006-10-13T15:07:54Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:function]], [[vi:function]] ==Noun== {{noun}} Also {{mass noun}} #Something or someone's '''function''' is its [[purpose]] or its [[job]]. #:''The army sometimes performs a policing '''function'''.'' #A '''function''' is an organised [[event]]. #:''I met Sylvia at a church '''function''' last week.'' #If <math>X</math> is a '''function''' of <math>Y</math>, then <math>X</math> exists because of or is affected by <math>Y</math> #:''The speed of the computer is a '''function''' of its main processor.'' #:''When you see, <math>Y=f(X)</math>, you read it, "<math>Y</math> is a '''function''' of <math>X</math>". Here the value of <math>Y</math> depends on the value assigned to the variable <math>X</math>.'' ==Verb== {{intransitive verb}} #If something is '''functioning''', it is [[work]]ing and is not completely broken. #:''Her heart stopped, but her brain continued to '''function'''.'' #If something '''functions''' as <math>X</math>, it does the job of <math>X</math>. #:''In this sentence, ''"sentence"'' '''functions''' as the subject.'' [[en:function]] [[fa:function]] [[fr:function]] [[io:function]] [[it:function]] [[hu:function]] [[ja:function]] [[pl:function]] [[pt:function]] [[fi:function]] [[sv:function]] [[ta:function]] [[vi:function]] [[zh:function]] 11131 2006-10-16T17:59:34Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:function]] ==Noun== {{noun}} Also {{mass noun}} #Something or someone's '''function''' is its [[purpose]] or its [[job]]. #:''The army sometimes performs a policing '''function'''.'' #A '''function''' is an organised [[event]]. #:''I met Sylvia at a church '''function''' last week.'' #If <math>X</math> is a '''function''' of <math>Y</math>, then <math>X</math> exists because of or is affected by <math>Y</math> #:''The speed of the computer is a '''function''' of its main processor.'' #:''When you see, <math>Y=f(X)</math>, you read it, "<math>Y</math> is a '''function''' of <math>X</math>". Here the value of <math>Y</math> depends on the value assigned to the variable <math>X</math>.'' ==Verb== {{intransitive verb}} #If something is '''functioning''', it is [[work]]ing and is not completely broken. #:''Her heart stopped, but her brain continued to '''function'''.'' #If something '''functions''' as <math>X</math>, it does the job of <math>X</math>. #:''In this sentence, ''"sentence"'' '''functions''' as the subject.'' [[en:function]] [[fa:function]] [[fr:function]] [[io:function]] [[it:function]] [[hu:function]] [[ja:function]] [[pl:function]] [[pt:function]] [[ru:function]] [[fi:function]] [[sv:function]] [[ta:function]] [[vi:function]] [[zh:function]] 12363 2006-11-16T12:24:43Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} Also {{mass noun}} #Something or someone's '''function''' is its [[purpose]] or its [[job]]. #:''The army sometimes performs a policing '''function'''.'' #A '''function''' is an organised [[event]]. #:''I met Sylvia at a church '''function''' last week.'' #If <math>X</math> is a '''function''' of <math>Y</math>, then <math>X</math> exists because of or is affected by <math>Y</math> #:''The speed of the computer is a '''function''' of its main processor.'' #:''When you see, <math>Y=f(X)</math>, you read it, "<math>Y</math> is a '''function''' of <math>X</math>". Here the value of <math>Y</math> depends on the value assigned to the variable <math>X</math>.'' ==Verb== {{intransitive verb}} #If something is '''functioning''', it is [[work]]ing and is not completely broken. #:''Her heart stopped, but her brain continued to '''function'''.'' #If something '''functions''' as <math>X</math>, it does the job of <math>X</math>. #:''In this sentence, ''"sentence"'' '''functions''' as the subject.'' [[en:function]] [[fa:function]] [[fr:function]] [[io:function]] [[it:function]] [[hu:function]] [[ja:function]] [[pl:function]] [[pt:function]] [[ru:function]] [[fi:function]] [[sv:function]] [[ta:function]] [[vi:function]] [[zh:function]] 3527 9841 2006-09-12T22:02:47Z Brett 77 ==Verb== {{verb|approach|approaches|approached|approaching}} {{transitive verb}} & {{intransitive verb}} #If you '''approach''' something, you move closer to it. #:''We're now '''approaching''' the last bus stop. Please move towards the door.'' #:''It's now '''approaching''' six o'clock. When you hear the beep, it will be exactly six o'clock.'' #If you '''approach''' a problem, or a job you try to [[deal with]] it. #:''We've got a difficult situation here, and I'm not sure how to '''approach''' it.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} {{stub}} 9842 2006-09-12T23:17:12Z Brett 77 ==Verb== {{verb|approach|approaches|approached|approaching}} {{transitive verb}} & {{intransitive verb}} #If you '''approach''' something, you move closer to it. #:''We're now '''approaching''' the last bus stop. Please move towards the door.'' #:''It's now '''approaching''' six o'clock. When you hear the beep, it will be exactly six o'clock.'' #If you '''approach''' a problem, or a job you try to [[deal with]] it. #:''We've got a difficult situation here, and I'm not sure how to '''approach''' it.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} {{Stub}} 9964 2006-09-24T12:15:38Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: ar, en, fi, fr, gl, hu, io, it, la, ta, vi, zh ==Verb== {{verb|approach|approaches|approached|approaching}} {{transitive verb}} & {{intransitive verb}} #If you '''approach''' something, you move closer to it. #:''We're now '''approaching''' the last bus stop. Please move towards the door.'' #:''It's now '''approaching''' six o'clock. When you hear the beep, it will be exactly six o'clock.'' #If you '''approach''' a problem, or a job you try to [[deal with]] it. #:''We've got a difficult situation here, and I'm not sure how to '''approach''' it.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} {{Stub}} [[ar:approach]] [[en:approach]] [[fr:approach]] [[gl:approach]] [[io:approach]] [[it:approach]] [[la:approach]] [[hu:approach]] [[fi:approach]] [[ta:approach]] [[vi:approach]] [[zh:approach]] 12359 2006-11-16T12:23:49Z Tangotango 94 fix noun template ==Verb== {{verb|approach|approaches|approached|approaching}} {{transitive verb}} & {{intransitive verb}} #If you '''approach''' something, you move closer to it. #:''We're now '''approaching''' the last bus stop. Please move towards the door.'' #:''It's now '''approaching''' six o'clock. When you hear the beep, it will be exactly six o'clock.'' #If you '''approach''' a problem, or a job you try to [[deal with]] it. #:''We've got a difficult situation here, and I'm not sure how to '''approach''' it.'' ==Noun== {{noun|approach|approaches}} {{Stub}} [[ar:approach]] [[en:approach]] [[fr:approach]] [[gl:approach]] [[io:approach]] [[it:approach]] [[la:approach]] [[hu:approach]] [[fi:approach]] [[ta:approach]] [[vi:approach]] [[zh:approach]] 12365 2006-11-16T12:25:16Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Verb== {{verb|approach|approaches|approached|approaching}} {{transitive verb}} & {{intransitive verb}} #If you '''approach''' something, you move closer to it. #:''We're now '''approaching''' the last bus stop. Please move towards the door.'' #:''It's now '''approaching''' six o'clock. When you hear the beep, it will be exactly six o'clock.'' #If you '''approach''' a problem, or a job you try to [[deal with]] it. #:''We've got a difficult situation here, and I'm not sure how to '''approach''' it.'' ==Noun== {{noun|approach|approaches}} {{Stub}} [[ar:approach]] [[en:approach]] [[fr:approach]] [[gl:approach]] [[io:approach]] [[it:approach]] [[la:approach]] [[hu:approach]] [[fi:approach]] [[ta:approach]] [[vi:approach]] [[zh:approach]] 13909 2006-12-19T21:30:27Z Brett 77 formatting {{AWL}} ==Verb== {{verb|approach|approaches|approached|approaching}} #{{TI verb}} If you '''approach''' something, you move closer to it. #:''We're now '''approaching''' the last bus stop. Please move towards the door.'' #:''It's now '''approaching''' six o'clock. When you hear the beep, it will be exactly six o'clock.'' # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''approach''' a problem, or a job you try to [[deal with]] it. #:''We've got a difficult situation here, and I'm not sure how to '''approach''' it.'' ==Noun== {{noun|approach|approaches}} {{Stub}} [[ar:approach]] [[en:approach]] [[fr:approach]] [[gl:approach]] [[io:approach]] [[it:approach]] [[la:approach]] [[hu:approach]] [[fi:approach]] [[ta:approach]] [[vi:approach]] [[zh:approach]] 3528 9843 2006-09-12T23:20:42Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #'''Legislation''' is the official [[rule]]s of a government. #:''City council is planning new '''legislation''' regarding recycling.'' ===See also=== * [[law]] 10154 2006-09-24T13:32:38Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: en, it, vi, zh ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #'''Legislation''' is the official [[rule]]s of a government. #:''City council is planning new '''legislation''' regarding recycling.'' ===See also=== * [[law]] [[en:legislation]] [[it:legislation]] [[vi:legislation]] [[zh:legislation]] 12367 2006-11-16T12:25:29Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #'''Legislation''' is the official [[rule]]s of a government. #:''City council is planning new '''legislation''' regarding recycling.'' ===See also=== * [[law]] [[en:legislation]] [[it:legislation]] [[vi:legislation]] [[zh:legislation]] 13662 2006-12-11T22:29:31Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fi:legislation]] {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #'''Legislation''' is the official [[rule]]s of a government. #:''City council is planning new '''legislation''' regarding recycling.'' ===See also=== * [[law]] [[en:legislation]] [[it:legislation]] [[fi:legislation]] [[vi:legislation]] [[zh:legislation]] 14117 2006-12-21T01:57:51Z Brett 77 formatting {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # ({{mass noun}}) '''Legislation''' is the official [[rule]]s of a government. #:''City council is planning new '''legislation''' regarding recycling.'' ===See also=== * [[law]] [[en:legislation]] [[it:legislation]] [[fi:legislation]] [[vi:legislation]] [[zh:legislation]] 3529 9845 2006-09-13T12:42:33Z Brett 77 ==Verb== {{verb|tend|tends|tended|tending}} {{intransitive verb}} & {{transitive verb}} #If something '''tends''' to be true, it is often or usually true. #:''The streets are very confusing in Tokyo and people '''tend''' to get lost.'' {{Stub}} 10250 2006-09-24T14:15:39Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, io, it, pl, vi ==Verb== {{verb|tend|tends|tended|tending}} {{intransitive verb}} & {{transitive verb}} #If something '''tends''' to be true, it is often or usually true. #:''The streets are very confusing in Tokyo and people '''tend''' to get lost.'' {{Stub}} [[en:tend]] [[fr:tend]] [[io:tend]] [[it:tend]] [[pl:tend]] [[fi:tend]] [[vi:tend]] 11077 2006-10-15T00:56:10Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[hu:tend]] ==Verb== {{verb|tend|tends|tended|tending}} {{intransitive verb}} & {{transitive verb}} #If something '''tends''' to be true, it is often or usually true. #:''The streets are very confusing in Tokyo and people '''tend''' to get lost.'' {{Stub}} [[en:tend]] [[fr:tend]] [[io:tend]] [[it:tend]] [[hu:tend]] [[pl:tend]] [[fi:tend]] [[vi:tend]] 12770 2006-11-26T20:56:18Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ta:tend]] ==Verb== {{verb|tend|tends|tended|tending}} {{intransitive verb}} & {{transitive verb}} #If something '''tends''' to be true, it is often or usually true. #:''The streets are very confusing in Tokyo and people '''tend''' to get lost.'' {{Stub}} [[en:tend]] [[fr:tend]] [[io:tend]] [[it:tend]] [[hu:tend]] [[pl:tend]] [[fi:tend]] [[ta:tend]] [[vi:tend]] 13566 2006-12-10T14:39:05Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:tend]] ==Verb== {{verb|tend|tends|tended|tending}} {{intransitive verb}} & {{transitive verb}} #If something '''tends''' to be true, it is often or usually true. #:''The streets are very confusing in Tokyo and people '''tend''' to get lost.'' {{Stub}} [[en:tend]] [[fa:tend]] [[fr:tend]] [[io:tend]] [[it:tend]] [[hu:tend]] [[pl:tend]] [[fi:tend]] [[ta:tend]] [[vi:tend]] 3530 9848 2006-09-15T22:32:25Z 86.144.68.213 ==English== ===Interjection=== '''quack!''' # The [[sound]] made by a [[duck]] #:''The day went quack quack.'' [[Category:Interjections]] 10199 2006-09-24T13:52:53Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: ar, de, en, et, fi, fr, vi, zh ==English== ===Interjection=== '''quack!''' # The [[sound]] made by a [[duck]] #:''The day went quack quack.'' [[Category:Interjections]] [[ar:quack]] [[de:quack]] [[et:quack]] [[en:quack]] [[fr:quack]] [[fi:quack]] [[vi:quack]] [[zh:quack]] 12001 2006-11-09T17:42:58Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ru:quack]] ==English== ===Interjection=== '''quack!''' # The [[sound]] made by a [[duck]] #:''The day went quack quack.'' [[Category:Interjections]] [[ar:quack]] [[de:quack]] [[et:quack]] [[en:quack]] [[fr:quack]] [[ru:quack]] [[fi:quack]] [[vi:quack]] [[zh:quack]] 12584 2006-11-24T07:36:34Z Kappa 92 #:''The duck went "quack quack".'' ==English== ===Interjection=== '''quack!''' # The [[sound]] made by a [[duck]] #:''The duck went "quack quack".'' [[Category:Interjections]] [[ar:quack]] [[de:quack]] [[et:quack]] [[en:quack]] [[fr:quack]] [[ru:quack]] [[fi:quack]] [[vi:quack]] [[zh:quack]] 13730 2006-12-13T01:54:16Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:quack]] ==English== ===Interjection=== '''quack!''' # The [[sound]] made by a [[duck]] #:''The duck went "quack quack".'' [[Category:Interjections]] [[ar:quack]] [[de:quack]] [[et:quack]] [[en:quack]] [[fa:quack]] [[fr:quack]] [[ru:quack]] [[fi:quack]] [[vi:quack]] [[zh:quack]] 3531 9852 2006-09-18T13:44:04Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} #The '''role''' of a person or thing is the [[job]] that they do in a certain situation. #:''In the past twenty-five years the '''role''' of women on farms had changed dramatically.'' #:''Music plays an important '''role''' in the movie.'' 10195 2006-09-24T13:52:13Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: en, hu, io, it, pt, ta, vi ==Noun== {{noun}} #The '''role''' of a person or thing is the [[job]] that they do in a certain situation. #:''In the past twenty-five years the '''role''' of women on farms had changed dramatically.'' #:''Music plays an important '''role''' in the movie.'' [[en:role]] [[io:role]] [[it:role]] [[hu:role]] [[pt:role]] [[ta:role]] [[vi:role]] 12369 2006-11-16T12:25:37Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} #The '''role''' of a person or thing is the [[job]] that they do in a certain situation. #:''In the past twenty-five years the '''role''' of women on farms had changed dramatically.'' #:''Music plays an important '''role''' in the movie.'' [[en:role]] [[io:role]] [[it:role]] [[hu:role]] [[pt:role]] [[ta:role]] [[vi:role]] 3532 9853 2006-09-18T13:49:30Z Brett 77 ==Verb== {{verb|indicate|indicates|indicated|indicating}} {{transitive verb}} #If <math>X</math> '''indicates''' <math>Y</math>, <math>X</math> [[show]]s that <math>Y</math> is probably true or probably exists. #:''The results of the study '''indicated''' that 27% of people had similar problems.'' {{Stub}} 10124 2006-09-24T13:20:51Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, pl, vi, zh ==Verb== {{verb|indicate|indicates|indicated|indicating}} {{transitive verb}} #If <math>X</math> '''indicates''' <math>Y</math>, <math>X</math> [[show]]s that <math>Y</math> is probably true or probably exists. #:''The results of the study '''indicated''' that 27% of people had similar problems.'' {{Stub}} [[en:indicate]] [[fr:indicate]] [[io:indicate]] [[it:indicate]] [[hu:indicate]] [[pl:indicate]] [[fi:indicate]] [[vi:indicate]] [[zh:indicate]] 11960 2006-11-09T16:59:16Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ru:indicate]] ==Verb== {{verb|indicate|indicates|indicated|indicating}} {{transitive verb}} #If <math>X</math> '''indicates''' <math>Y</math>, <math>X</math> [[show]]s that <math>Y</math> is probably true or probably exists. #:''The results of the study '''indicated''' that 27% of people had similar problems.'' {{Stub}} [[en:indicate]] [[fr:indicate]] [[io:indicate]] [[it:indicate]] [[hu:indicate]] [[pl:indicate]] [[ru:indicate]] [[fi:indicate]] [[vi:indicate]] [[zh:indicate]] 12368 2006-11-16T12:25:35Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Verb== {{verb|indicate|indicates|indicated|indicating}} {{transitive verb}} #If <math>X</math> '''indicates''' <math>Y</math>, <math>X</math> [[show]]s that <math>Y</math> is probably true or probably exists. #:''The results of the study '''indicated''' that 27% of people had similar problems.'' {{Stub}} [[en:indicate]] [[fr:indicate]] [[io:indicate]] [[it:indicate]] [[hu:indicate]] [[pl:indicate]] [[ru:indicate]] [[fi:indicate]] [[vi:indicate]] [[zh:indicate]] 13465 2006-12-07T06:36:04Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:indicate]] {{AWL}} ==Verb== {{verb|indicate|indicates|indicated|indicating}} {{transitive verb}} #If <math>X</math> '''indicates''' <math>Y</math>, <math>X</math> [[show]]s that <math>Y</math> is probably true or probably exists. #:''The results of the study '''indicated''' that 27% of people had similar problems.'' {{Stub}} [[en:indicate]] [[fa:indicate]] [[fr:indicate]] [[io:indicate]] [[it:indicate]] [[hu:indicate]] [[pl:indicate]] [[ru:indicate]] [[fi:indicate]] [[vi:indicate]] [[zh:indicate]] 3533 9856 2006-09-24T01:49:13Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} #<math>X</math>'s '''context''' is the [[situation]] that <math>X</math> happens in. #:''Sometime, we can't read someone's writing, but the message can be understood in '''context''' because human readers use their knowledge of language and the world to help us.'' #:''The actions of a business cannot be fully understood except in the '''context''' of a particular organisation.'' 9999 2006-09-24T12:34:07Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: en, fr, io, ta, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} #<math>X</math>'s '''context''' is the [[situation]] that <math>X</math> happens in. #:''Sometime, we can't read someone's writing, but the message can be understood in '''context''' because human readers use their knowledge of language and the world to help us.'' #:''The actions of a business cannot be fully understood except in the '''context''' of a particular organisation.'' [[en:context]] [[fr:context]] [[io:context]] [[ta:context]] [[vi:context]] [[zh:context]] 12373 2006-11-16T12:25:57Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} #<math>X</math>'s '''context''' is the [[situation]] that <math>X</math> happens in. #:''Sometime, we can't read someone's writing, but the message can be understood in '''context''' because human readers use their knowledge of language and the world to help us.'' #:''The actions of a business cannot be fully understood except in the '''context''' of a particular organisation.'' [[en:context]] [[fr:context]] [[io:context]] [[ta:context]] [[vi:context]] [[zh:context]] 3534 9857 2006-09-24T09:40:46Z Tangotango 94 create Please see my [[w:User:Tangotango|user page]] on the Simple English Wikipedia for more information. 3535 9862 2006-09-24T10:49:30Z Tangotango 94 create == Noun == {{noun|basket|baskets}} # A [[mesh]] [[container]], made of [[cane]] or [[metal]] # A net attached to a [[hoop]] used as the [[goal]] in [[basketball]] == See also == * [[basketful]] 9877 2006-09-24T11:27:54Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: de, el, en, fi, fr, hu, hy, io, it, nl, pt, sv, ta, vi, zh == Noun == {{noun|basket|baskets}} # A [[mesh]] [[container]], made of [[cane]] or [[metal]] # A net attached to a [[hoop]] used as the [[goal]] in [[basketball]] == See also == * [[basketful]] [[de:basket]] [[el:basket]] [[en:basket]] [[fr:basket]] [[hy:basket]] [[io:basket]] [[it:basket]] [[hu:basket]] [[nl:basket]] [[pt:basket]] [[fi:basket]] [[sv:basket]] [[ta:basket]] [[vi:basket]] [[zh:basket]] 10431 2006-10-06T17:37:02Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[uk:basket]] == Noun == {{noun|basket|baskets}} # A [[mesh]] [[container]], made of [[cane]] or [[metal]] # A net attached to a [[hoop]] used as the [[goal]] in [[basketball]] == See also == * [[basketful]] [[de:basket]] [[el:basket]] [[en:basket]] [[fr:basket]] [[hy:basket]] [[io:basket]] [[it:basket]] [[hu:basket]] [[nl:basket]] [[pt:basket]] [[fi:basket]] [[sv:basket]] [[ta:basket]] [[vi:basket]] [[uk:basket]] [[zh:basket]] 10654 2006-10-09T17:51:18Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:basket]] == Noun == {{noun|basket|baskets}} # A [[mesh]] [[container]], made of [[cane]] or [[metal]] # A net attached to a [[hoop]] used as the [[goal]] in [[basketball]] == See also == * [[basketful]] [[de:basket]] [[el:basket]] [[en:basket]] [[fr:basket]] [[hy:basket]] [[io:basket]] [[it:basket]] [[kk:basket]] [[hu:basket]] [[nl:basket]] [[pt:basket]] [[fi:basket]] [[sv:basket]] [[ta:basket]] [[vi:basket]] [[uk:basket]] [[zh:basket]] 11065 2006-10-14T21:28:23Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:basket]] == Noun == {{noun|basket|baskets}} # A [[mesh]] [[container]], made of [[cane]] or [[metal]] # A net attached to a [[hoop]] used as the [[goal]] in [[basketball]] == See also == * [[basketful]] [[de:basket]] [[el:basket]] [[en:basket]] [[fr:basket]] [[hy:basket]] [[io:basket]] [[it:basket]] [[kk:basket]] [[hu:basket]] [[nl:basket]] [[pt:basket]] [[ru:basket]] [[fi:basket]] [[sv:basket]] [[ta:basket]] [[vi:basket]] [[uk:basket]] [[zh:basket]] 11864 2006-11-09T15:54:56Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ja:basket]] == Noun == {{noun|basket|baskets}} # A [[mesh]] [[container]], made of [[cane]] or [[metal]] # A net attached to a [[hoop]] used as the [[goal]] in [[basketball]] == See also == * [[basketful]] [[de:basket]] [[el:basket]] [[en:basket]] [[fr:basket]] [[hy:basket]] [[io:basket]] [[it:basket]] [[kk:basket]] [[hu:basket]] [[nl:basket]] [[ja:basket]] [[pt:basket]] [[ru:basket]] [[fi:basket]] [[sv:basket]] [[ta:basket]] [[vi:basket]] [[uk:basket]] [[zh:basket]] 12921 2006-11-28T05:51:35Z Coppertwig 139 /* Noun */ pictures and changing words == Noun == {{noun|basket|baskets}} [[Image:Round basket mandelette.jpeg|thumb|left|A '''basket'''.]] [[Image:Basketball Photograph Flickr 1995 by static.jpg|thumb|The '''basket''' in the game '''basketball'''.]] # A thing like a [[bucket]] but with many holes like a [[net]], made of soft sticks or grass or other long, thin material. People put things in the '''basket'''. # A net on a [[metal]] [[circle]] used in playing [[basketball]] == See also == * [[basketful]] [[de:basket]] [[el:basket]] [[en:basket]] [[fr:basket]] [[hy:basket]] [[io:basket]] [[it:basket]] [[kk:basket]] [[hu:basket]] [[nl:basket]] [[ja:basket]] [[pt:basket]] [[ru:basket]] [[fi:basket]] [[sv:basket]] [[ta:basket]] [[vi:basket]] [[uk:basket]] [[zh:basket]] 12922 2006-11-28T05:53:22Z Coppertwig 139 links == Noun == {{noun|basket|baskets}} [[Image:Round basket mandelette.jpeg|thumb|left|A '''basket'''.]] [[Image:Basketball Photograph Flickr 1995 by static.jpg|thumb|The '''basket''' in the game '''basketball'''.]] # A thing like a [[bucket]] but with many [[hole]]s like a [[net]], made of [[soft]] [[sticks]] or [[grass]] or other [[long]], [[thin]] [[material]]. People put things in the '''basket'''. # A net on a [[metal]] [[circle]] used in playing [[basketball]] == See also == * [[basketful]] [[de:basket]] [[el:basket]] [[en:basket]] [[fr:basket]] [[hy:basket]] [[io:basket]] [[it:basket]] [[kk:basket]] [[hu:basket]] [[nl:basket]] [[ja:basket]] [[pt:basket]] [[ru:basket]] [[fi:basket]] [[sv:basket]] [[ta:basket]] [[vi:basket]] [[uk:basket]] [[zh:basket]] 3536 9863 2006-09-24T10:52:03Z Tangotango 94 create == Noun == {{noun|basketball}} # a [[ball]] [[game]] with two [[team]]s of five [[player]]s. A goal is scored when a player throws the ball into a net (attached to a hoop) at each end of the [[court]]. # a ball used in basketball 9878 2006-09-24T11:28:30Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: de, en, fi, fr, hu, sr, ta, vi, zh, zh-min-nan == Noun == {{noun|basketball}} # a [[ball]] [[game]] with two [[team]]s of five [[player]]s. A goal is scored when a player throws the ball into a net (attached to a hoop) at each end of the [[court]]. # a ball used in basketball [[zh-min-nan:basketball]] [[de:basketball]] [[en:basketball]] [[fr:basketball]] [[hu:basketball]] [[sr:basketball]] [[fi:basketball]] [[ta:basketball]] [[vi:basketball]] [[zh:basketball]] 11852 2006-11-09T15:51:08Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ja:basketball]] == Noun == {{noun|basketball}} # a [[ball]] [[game]] with two [[team]]s of five [[player]]s. A goal is scored when a player throws the ball into a net (attached to a hoop) at each end of the [[court]]. # a ball used in basketball [[zh-min-nan:basketball]] [[de:basketball]] [[en:basketball]] [[fr:basketball]] [[hu:basketball]] [[ja:basketball]] [[sr:basketball]] [[fi:basketball]] [[ta:basketball]] [[vi:basketball]] [[zh:basketball]] 12598 2006-11-25T07:41:54Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[pl:basketball]] == Noun == {{noun|basketball}} # a [[ball]] [[game]] with two [[team]]s of five [[player]]s. A goal is scored when a player throws the ball into a net (attached to a hoop) at each end of the [[court]]. # a ball used in basketball [[zh-min-nan:basketball]] [[de:basketball]] [[en:basketball]] [[fr:basketball]] [[hu:basketball]] [[ja:basketball]] [[pl:basketball]] [[sr:basketball]] [[fi:basketball]] [[ta:basketball]] [[vi:basketball]] [[zh:basketball]] 3537 9864 2006-09-24T10:54:07Z Tangotango 94 create == Noun == {{noun|player|players}} # someone taking part in a [[sport]] or [[game]] # someone who makes music on a [[musical instrument]] # an [[actor]] 9865 2006-09-24T10:56:11Z Tangotango 94 add example == Noun == {{noun|player|players}} # someone taking part in a [[sport]] or [[game]] #: Tom watched as the '''players''' made their way on to the field. # someone who makes music on a [[musical instrument]] # an [[actor]] 9866 2006-09-24T10:56:43Z Tangotango 94 italicize == Noun == {{noun|player|players}} # someone taking part in a [[sport]] or [[game]] #: ''Tom watched as the '''players''' made their way on to the field.'' # someone who makes music on a [[musical instrument]] # an [[actor]] 10170 2006-09-24T13:41:43Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, io, it, vi == Noun == {{noun|player|players}} # someone taking part in a [[sport]] or [[game]] #: ''Tom watched as the '''players''' made their way on to the field.'' # someone who makes music on a [[musical instrument]] # an [[actor]] [[en:player]] [[fr:player]] [[io:player]] [[it:player]] [[fi:player]] [[vi:player]] 11680 2006-10-31T17:53:33Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:player]], [[sv:player]] == Noun == {{noun|player|players}} # someone taking part in a [[sport]] or [[game]] #: ''Tom watched as the '''players''' made their way on to the field.'' # someone who makes music on a [[musical instrument]] # an [[actor]] [[en:player]] [[fr:player]] [[io:player]] [[it:player]] [[ru:player]] [[fi:player]] [[sv:player]] [[vi:player]] 3538 9867 2006-09-24T11:03:37Z Tangotango 94 create == Adjective == {{adjective|male}} # of or related to the [[gender]] of a [[species]] that has the smaller [[gamete]]s # like a man or a male animal == Noun == {{noun|male|males}} # a male person, plant, or animal 9876 2006-09-24T11:27:04Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: de, en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ko, pt, ta, vi, zh == Adjective == {{adjective|male}} # of or related to the [[gender]] of a [[species]] that has the smaller [[gamete]]s # like a man or a male animal == Noun == {{noun|male|males}} # a male person, plant, or animal [[de:male]] [[en:male]] [[fr:male]] [[ko:male]] [[io:male]] [[it:male]] [[hu:male]] [[pt:male]] [[fi:male]] [[ta:male]] [[vi:male]] [[zh:male]] 10572 2006-10-09T05:45:48Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:male]] == Adjective == {{adjective|male}} # of or related to the [[gender]] of a [[species]] that has the smaller [[gamete]]s # like a man or a male animal == Noun == {{noun|male|males}} # a male person, plant, or animal [[de:male]] [[en:male]] [[fr:male]] [[ko:male]] [[io:male]] [[it:male]] [[kk:male]] [[hu:male]] [[pt:male]] [[fi:male]] [[ta:male]] [[vi:male]] [[zh:male]] 11075 2006-10-15T00:24:47Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:male]] == Adjective == {{adjective|male}} # of or related to the [[gender]] of a [[species]] that has the smaller [[gamete]]s # like a man or a male animal == Noun == {{noun|male|males}} # a male person, plant, or animal [[de:male]] [[en:male]] [[fr:male]] [[ko:male]] [[io:male]] [[it:male]] [[kk:male]] [[hu:male]] [[pt:male]] [[ru:male]] [[fi:male]] [[ta:male]] [[vi:male]] [[zh:male]] 13733 2006-12-13T03:12:44Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ku:male]] == Adjective == {{adjective|male}} # of or related to the [[gender]] of a [[species]] that has the smaller [[gamete]]s # like a man or a male animal == Noun == {{noun|male|males}} # a male person, plant, or animal [[de:male]] [[en:male]] [[fr:male]] [[ko:male]] [[io:male]] [[it:male]] [[kk:male]] [[ku:male]] [[hu:male]] [[pt:male]] [[ru:male]] [[fi:male]] [[ta:male]] [[vi:male]] [[zh:male]] 3539 9886 2006-09-24T11:33:07Z Tangotango 94 create '''Tangobot''' is a bot operated by [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]]. 3540 9921 2006-09-24T11:44:02Z Tangotango 94 create == Adjective == {{adjective}} # allowing water to pass through #: ''This piece of tissue paper is '''pervious'''.'' 10175 2006-09-24T13:42:33Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[en:pervious]], [[vi:pervious]] == Adjective == {{adjective}} # allowing water to pass through #: ''This piece of tissue paper is '''pervious'''.'' [[en:pervious]] [[vi:pervious]] 3541 9961 2006-09-24T12:14:51Z Tangotango 94 create == Noun == {{noun|invention|inventions}} # the action of [[invent]]ing something # something that has been [[invent]]ed 9966 2006-09-24T12:18:32Z Tangotango 94 add examples, related, iw == Noun == {{noun|invention|inventions}} # something that has been [[invent]]ed #: ''Nowadays, we can buy new '''inventions''' as soon as they are made.'' # the action of inventing something # the ability to invent #: ''It took quite a bit of '''invention''' to come up with the toothbrush.'' === Related words === * [[invent]] [[de:invention]] [[fr:invention]] [[it:invention]] [[hu:invention]] [[pl:invention]] [[fi:invention]] [[ta:invention]] [[vi:invention]] [[zh:invention]] 9967 2006-09-24T12:18:51Z Tangotango 94 add en == Noun == {{noun|invention|inventions}} # something that has been [[invent]]ed #: ''Nowadays, we can buy new '''inventions''' as soon as they are made.'' # the action of inventing something # the ability to invent #: ''It took quite a bit of '''invention''' to come up with the toothbrush.'' === Related words === * [[invent]] [[de:invention]] [[en:invention]] [[fr:invention]] [[it:invention]] [[hu:invention]] [[pl:invention]] [[fi:invention]] [[ta:invention]] [[vi:invention]] [[zh:invention]] 10406 2006-10-06T07:12:23Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:invention]], [[hy:invention]] == Noun == {{noun|invention|inventions}} # something that has been [[invent]]ed #: ''Nowadays, we can buy new '''inventions''' as soon as they are made.'' # the action of inventing something # the ability to invent #: ''It took quite a bit of '''invention''' to come up with the toothbrush.'' === Related words === * [[invent]] [[de:invention]] [[en:invention]] [[fa:invention]] [[fr:invention]] [[hy:invention]] [[it:invention]] [[hu:invention]] [[pl:invention]] [[fi:invention]] [[ta:invention]] [[vi:invention]] [[zh:invention]] 11383 2006-10-19T20:49:21Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:invention]] == Noun == {{noun|invention|inventions}} # something that has been [[invent]]ed #: ''Nowadays, we can buy new '''inventions''' as soon as they are made.'' # the action of inventing something # the ability to invent #: ''It took quite a bit of '''invention''' to come up with the toothbrush.'' === Related words === * [[invent]] [[de:invention]] [[en:invention]] [[fa:invention]] [[fr:invention]] [[hy:invention]] [[it:invention]] [[hu:invention]] [[pl:invention]] [[ru:invention]] [[fi:invention]] [[ta:invention]] [[vi:invention]] [[zh:invention]] 3543 10304 2006-09-26T11:13:30Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''range''' of <math>X</math> is a number of [[different]] kinds of <math>X</math>s #: ''We offer you a whole '''range''' of clothes, from socks to hats.'' # The '''range''' is the top and bottom limit. #: ''Most accidents affect children in the seven to 10 age '''range'''.'' # Something's '''range''' is the distance that it can travel. #: ''The company's newest airplane has a '''range''' of 10,556km.'' # In [[statistics]], the '''range''' of results is highest result minus the lowest result. #: The test results in the study had a '''range''' of 63; the highest was 100 and the lowesst 37. # A (mountain) '''range''' is a group of hills or mountains. # A shooting '''range''' is a place to practice using a gun. # A '''range''' is a large grassy area for farm animals to walk about freely. # A '''range''' is a large stove for cooking. ===Synonyms=== * [[variety]] * [[limit]] * [[distance]] ==Verb== {{verb|range|ranges|ranged|ranging}} {{intransitive verb}} # If something '''ranges''' from <math>X</math> to <math>Y</math>, it [[include]]s a number of different things and <math>X</math> and <math>Y</math> are different examples of those. #: ''The police had stopped him for a variety of things '''ranging''' from stealing a book to having a gun. # If something '''ranges''' around an area, it moves around it. ===Synonyms=== * [[include]] * [[move]] 10467 2006-10-07T08:55:17Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, et, fa, fi, fr, hu, io, it, no, sv, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''range''' of <math>X</math> is a number of [[different]] kinds of <math>X</math>s #: ''We offer you a whole '''range''' of clothes, from socks to hats.'' # The '''range''' is the top and bottom limit. #: ''Most accidents affect children in the seven to 10 age '''range'''.'' # Something's '''range''' is the distance that it can travel. #: ''The company's newest airplane has a '''range''' of 10,556km.'' # In [[statistics]], the '''range''' of results is highest result minus the lowest result. #: The test results in the study had a '''range''' of 63; the highest was 100 and the lowesst 37. # A (mountain) '''range''' is a group of hills or mountains. # A shooting '''range''' is a place to practice using a gun. # A '''range''' is a large grassy area for farm animals to walk about freely. # A '''range''' is a large stove for cooking. ===Synonyms=== * [[variety]] * [[limit]] * [[distance]] ==Verb== {{verb|range|ranges|ranged|ranging}} {{intransitive verb}} # If something '''ranges''' from <math>X</math> to <math>Y</math>, it [[include]]s a number of different things and <math>X</math> and <math>Y</math> are different examples of those. #: ''The police had stopped him for a variety of things '''ranging''' from stealing a book to having a gun. # If something '''ranges''' around an area, it moves around it. ===Synonyms=== * [[include]] * [[move]] [[et:range]] [[en:range]] [[fa:range]] [[fr:range]] [[io:range]] [[it:range]] [[hu:range]] [[no:range]] [[fi:range]] [[sv:range]] [[vi:range]] [[zh:range]] 11999 2006-11-09T17:42:31Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ta:range]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''range''' of <math>X</math> is a number of [[different]] kinds of <math>X</math>s #: ''We offer you a whole '''range''' of clothes, from socks to hats.'' # The '''range''' is the top and bottom limit. #: ''Most accidents affect children in the seven to 10 age '''range'''.'' # Something's '''range''' is the distance that it can travel. #: ''The company's newest airplane has a '''range''' of 10,556km.'' # In [[statistics]], the '''range''' of results is highest result minus the lowest result. #: The test results in the study had a '''range''' of 63; the highest was 100 and the lowesst 37. # A (mountain) '''range''' is a group of hills or mountains. # A shooting '''range''' is a place to practice using a gun. # A '''range''' is a large grassy area for farm animals to walk about freely. # A '''range''' is a large stove for cooking. ===Synonyms=== * [[variety]] * [[limit]] * [[distance]] ==Verb== {{verb|range|ranges|ranged|ranging}} {{intransitive verb}} # If something '''ranges''' from <math>X</math> to <math>Y</math>, it [[include]]s a number of different things and <math>X</math> and <math>Y</math> are different examples of those. #: ''The police had stopped him for a variety of things '''ranging''' from stealing a book to having a gun. # If something '''ranges''' around an area, it moves around it. ===Synonyms=== * [[include]] * [[move]] [[et:range]] [[en:range]] [[fa:range]] [[fr:range]] [[io:range]] [[it:range]] [[hu:range]] [[no:range]] [[fi:range]] [[sv:range]] [[ta:range]] [[vi:range]] [[zh:range]] 12383 2006-11-16T12:31:37Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''range''' of <math>X</math> is a number of [[different]] kinds of <math>X</math>s #: ''We offer you a whole '''range''' of clothes, from socks to hats.'' # The '''range''' is the top and bottom limit. #: ''Most accidents affect children in the seven to 10 age '''range'''.'' # Something's '''range''' is the distance that it can travel. #: ''The company's newest airplane has a '''range''' of 10,556km.'' # In [[statistics]], the '''range''' of results is highest result minus the lowest result. #: The test results in the study had a '''range''' of 63; the highest was 100 and the lowesst 37. # A (mountain) '''range''' is a group of hills or mountains. # A shooting '''range''' is a place to practice using a gun. # A '''range''' is a large grassy area for farm animals to walk about freely. # A '''range''' is a large stove for cooking. ===Synonyms=== * [[variety]] * [[limit]] * [[distance]] ==Verb== {{verb|range|ranges|ranged|ranging}} {{intransitive verb}} # If something '''ranges''' from <math>X</math> to <math>Y</math>, it [[include]]s a number of different things and <math>X</math> and <math>Y</math> are different examples of those. #: ''The police had stopped him for a variety of things '''ranging''' from stealing a book to having a gun. # If something '''ranges''' around an area, it moves around it. ===Synonyms=== * [[include]] * [[move]] [[et:range]] [[en:range]] [[fa:range]] [[fr:range]] [[io:range]] [[it:range]] [[hu:range]] [[no:range]] [[fi:range]] [[sv:range]] [[ta:range]] [[vi:range]] [[zh:range]] 3544 10313 2006-09-29T01:51:31Z Brett 77 17:10, 28 September 2006 Cromwellt (Talk | contribs) m (basewrd --> baseword (I assume it was a typo)) No, that's what Nation uses for his file name.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:51, 29 September 2006 (UTC) 10351 2006-10-04T20:52:11Z Cromwellt 61 reply 17:10, 28 September 2006 Cromwellt (Talk | contribs) m (basewrd --> baseword (I assume it was a typo)) No, that's what Nation uses for his file name.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 01:51, 29 September 2006 (UTC) :Still, I think we can safely assume that it means "baseword," and therefore we are not incorrect in changing it appropriately. The term "basewrd" has no meaning here, even if it does for Mr. Nation. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:52, 4 October 2006 (UTC) 3545 10352 2006-10-04T20:54:07Z Cromwellt 61 welcome! {{welcome}} Feel free to contact me on my [[User talk:Cromwellt|talk page]] for help. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 20:54, 4 October 2006 (UTC) 3547 10358 2006-10-04T21:16:01Z Cromwellt 61 test {{test}} Try [http://www.google.com Google] for online searches. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 21:16, 4 October 2006 (UTC) 3548 10359 2006-10-04T21:21:27Z Cromwellt 61 created redirect #REDIRECT [[Category:Deletion requests]] 3549 10364 2006-10-04T21:43:03Z Cromwellt 61 anon {{anon}} Feel free to ask for help on my [[User talk:Cromwellt|talk page]]. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 21:43, 4 October 2006 (UTC) 3550 10369 2006-10-04T23:43:17Z Cromwellt 61 typos?? What is "prepare7" and "prep5"? I assume they are typos, but I don't know for sure. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 23:43, 4 October 2006 (UTC) 10371 2006-10-04T23:52:33Z Cromwellt 61 explaining change What is "prepare7" and "prep5"? I assume they are typos, but I don't know for sure. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 23:43, 4 October 2006 (UTC) :I checked the original and found they were numbers that had not been removed as they should have been. So I removed them. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 23:52, 4 October 2006 (UTC) 3552 10422 2006-10-06T15:16:17Z Brett 77 ==Noun== Usually {{mass noun}} {{noun}} #'''Construction''' is the act of building something. #:''The worker began '''constuction''' of the new hospital last week.'' #:''The recent downturn in the economy is causing a lot of pain in the '''construction''' industry with few new homes being built.'' #'''Construction''' is the way that something is made. #:''The stone '''construction''' of these buildings makes them very cold in the winter.'' #In grammar, a '''construction''' is a certain way that words are put together. #:''Spoken English doesn't use as many passive '''constructions''' as written English.'' #A '''construction''' is a particular way that something is understood. #:''In this book, the meaning of "man" is not a simple natural thing; it is a social '''construction'''.'' #A '''construction''' is a building, bridge, tower, model, or large piece of art. #:''A large and unusual '''construction''' stood just outside town. 10769 2006-10-10T19:58:56Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, en, et, fi, fr, hu, io, it, pl, ta, vi, zh ==Noun== Usually {{mass noun}} {{noun}} #'''Construction''' is the act of building something. #:''The worker began '''constuction''' of the new hospital last week.'' #:''The recent downturn in the economy is causing a lot of pain in the '''construction''' industry with few new homes being built.'' #'''Construction''' is the way that something is made. #:''The stone '''construction''' of these buildings makes them very cold in the winter.'' #In grammar, a '''construction''' is a certain way that words are put together. #:''Spoken English doesn't use as many passive '''constructions''' as written English.'' #A '''construction''' is a particular way that something is understood. #:''In this book, the meaning of "man" is not a simple natural thing; it is a social '''construction'''.'' #A '''construction''' is a building, bridge, tower, model, or large piece of art. #:''A large and unusual '''construction''' stood just outside town. [[ar:construction]] [[et:construction]] [[en:construction]] [[fr:construction]] [[io:construction]] [[it:construction]] [[hu:construction]] [[pl:construction]] [[fi:construction]] [[ta:construction]] [[vi:construction]] [[zh:construction]] 11893 2006-11-09T16:14:11Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ru:construction]] ==Noun== Usually {{mass noun}} {{noun}} #'''Construction''' is the act of building something. #:''The worker began '''constuction''' of the new hospital last week.'' #:''The recent downturn in the economy is causing a lot of pain in the '''construction''' industry with few new homes being built.'' #'''Construction''' is the way that something is made. #:''The stone '''construction''' of these buildings makes them very cold in the winter.'' #In grammar, a '''construction''' is a certain way that words are put together. #:''Spoken English doesn't use as many passive '''constructions''' as written English.'' #A '''construction''' is a particular way that something is understood. #:''In this book, the meaning of "man" is not a simple natural thing; it is a social '''construction'''.'' #A '''construction''' is a building, bridge, tower, model, or large piece of art. #:''A large and unusual '''construction''' stood just outside town. [[ar:construction]] [[et:construction]] [[en:construction]] [[fr:construction]] [[io:construction]] [[it:construction]] [[hu:construction]] [[pl:construction]] [[ru:construction]] [[fi:construction]] [[ta:construction]] [[vi:construction]] [[zh:construction]] 12382 2006-11-16T12:31:32Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== Usually {{mass noun}} {{noun}} #'''Construction''' is the act of building something. #:''The worker began '''constuction''' of the new hospital last week.'' #:''The recent downturn in the economy is causing a lot of pain in the '''construction''' industry with few new homes being built.'' #'''Construction''' is the way that something is made. #:''The stone '''construction''' of these buildings makes them very cold in the winter.'' #In grammar, a '''construction''' is a certain way that words are put together. #:''Spoken English doesn't use as many passive '''constructions''' as written English.'' #A '''construction''' is a particular way that something is understood. #:''In this book, the meaning of "man" is not a simple natural thing; it is a social '''construction'''.'' #A '''construction''' is a building, bridge, tower, model, or large piece of art. #:''A large and unusual '''construction''' stood just outside town. [[ar:construction]] [[et:construction]] [[en:construction]] [[fr:construction]] [[io:construction]] [[it:construction]] [[hu:construction]] [[pl:construction]] [[ru:construction]] [[fi:construction]] [[ta:construction]] [[vi:construction]] [[zh:construction]] 14287 2006-12-21T23:52:15Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[tr:construction]] {{AWL}} ==Noun== Usually {{mass noun}} {{noun}} #'''Construction''' is the act of building something. #:''The worker began '''constuction''' of the new hospital last week.'' #:''The recent downturn in the economy is causing a lot of pain in the '''construction''' industry with few new homes being built.'' #'''Construction''' is the way that something is made. #:''The stone '''construction''' of these buildings makes them very cold in the winter.'' #In grammar, a '''construction''' is a certain way that words are put together. #:''Spoken English doesn't use as many passive '''constructions''' as written English.'' #A '''construction''' is a particular way that something is understood. #:''In this book, the meaning of "man" is not a simple natural thing; it is a social '''construction'''.'' #A '''construction''' is a building, bridge, tower, model, or large piece of art. #:''A large and unusual '''construction''' stood just outside town. [[ar:construction]] [[et:construction]] [[en:construction]] [[fr:construction]] [[io:construction]] [[it:construction]] [[hu:construction]] [[pl:construction]] [[ru:construction]] [[fi:construction]] [[ta:construction]] [[vi:construction]] [[tr:construction]] [[zh:construction]] 3553 10424 2006-10-06T15:25:24Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} Also {{mass noun}} #A '''strategy''' is a planned way to do something. #:''The new government is likely to change the economic '''strategy''' because the old strategy clearly isn't working.'' #'''Strategy''' is the skill of planning. #:''You can't just do whatever comes into your head. You need to use '''strategy'''.'' 10425 2006-10-06T15:26:27Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ ==Noun== {{noun|strategy|strategies}} Also {{mass noun}} #A '''strategy''' is a planned way to do something. #:''The new government is likely to change the economic '''strategy''' because the old strategy clearly isn't working.'' #'''Strategy''' is the skill of planning. #:''You can't just do whatever comes into your head. You need to use '''strategy'''.'' 10948 2006-10-13T17:34:55Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, io, ta, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun|strategy|strategies}} Also {{mass noun}} #A '''strategy''' is a planned way to do something. #:''The new government is likely to change the economic '''strategy''' because the old strategy clearly isn't working.'' #'''Strategy''' is the skill of planning. #:''You can't just do whatever comes into your head. You need to use '''strategy'''.'' [[en:strategy]] [[fr:strategy]] [[io:strategy]] [[fi:strategy]] [[ta:strategy]] [[vi:strategy]] [[zh:strategy]] 12048 2006-11-09T18:08:44Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ru:strategy]] ==Noun== {{noun|strategy|strategies}} Also {{mass noun}} #A '''strategy''' is a planned way to do something. #:''The new government is likely to change the economic '''strategy''' because the old strategy clearly isn't working.'' #'''Strategy''' is the skill of planning. #:''You can't just do whatever comes into your head. You need to use '''strategy'''.'' [[en:strategy]] [[fr:strategy]] [[io:strategy]] [[ru:strategy]] [[fi:strategy]] [[ta:strategy]] [[vi:strategy]] [[zh:strategy]] 12386 2006-11-16T12:32:00Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun|strategy|strategies}} Also {{mass noun}} #A '''strategy''' is a planned way to do something. #:''The new government is likely to change the economic '''strategy''' because the old strategy clearly isn't working.'' #'''Strategy''' is the skill of planning. #:''You can't just do whatever comes into your head. You need to use '''strategy'''.'' [[en:strategy]] [[fr:strategy]] [[io:strategy]] [[ru:strategy]] [[fi:strategy]] [[ta:strategy]] [[vi:strategy]] [[zh:strategy]] 3554 10426 2006-10-06T15:35:30Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} #A writer or speaker's '''conclusions''' are the ideas that they have after thinking about all the important information. #:''The study's main '''conclusion''' is that more money will not solve the problem.'' #The '''conclusion''' is the end. #:''At the '''conclusion''' of the story, we still don't know why he did it.'' ===See also=== * [[in conclusion]] 10759 2006-10-10T15:55:31Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, el, en, et, fi, fr, hu, io, it, pl, sv, ta, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} #A writer or speaker's '''conclusions''' are the ideas that they have after thinking about all the important information. #:''The study's main '''conclusion''' is that more money will not solve the problem.'' #The '''conclusion''' is the end. #:''At the '''conclusion''' of the story, we still don't know why he did it.'' ===See also=== * [[in conclusion]] [[ar:conclusion]] [[et:conclusion]] [[el:conclusion]] [[en:conclusion]] [[fr:conclusion]] [[io:conclusion]] [[it:conclusion]] [[hu:conclusion]] [[pl:conclusion]] [[fi:conclusion]] [[sv:conclusion]] [[ta:conclusion]] [[vi:conclusion]] [[zh:conclusion]] 11898 2006-11-09T16:16:20Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ru:conclusion]] ==Noun== {{noun}} #A writer or speaker's '''conclusions''' are the ideas that they have after thinking about all the important information. #:''The study's main '''conclusion''' is that more money will not solve the problem.'' #The '''conclusion''' is the end. #:''At the '''conclusion''' of the story, we still don't know why he did it.'' ===See also=== * [[in conclusion]] [[ar:conclusion]] [[et:conclusion]] [[el:conclusion]] [[en:conclusion]] [[fr:conclusion]] [[io:conclusion]] [[it:conclusion]] [[hu:conclusion]] [[pl:conclusion]] [[ru:conclusion]] [[fi:conclusion]] [[sv:conclusion]] [[ta:conclusion]] [[vi:conclusion]] [[zh:conclusion]] 12389 2006-11-16T12:32:18Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} #A writer or speaker's '''conclusions''' are the ideas that they have after thinking about all the important information. #:''The study's main '''conclusion''' is that more money will not solve the problem.'' #The '''conclusion''' is the end. #:''At the '''conclusion''' of the story, we still don't know why he did it.'' ===See also=== * [[in conclusion]] [[ar:conclusion]] [[et:conclusion]] [[el:conclusion]] [[en:conclusion]] [[fr:conclusion]] [[io:conclusion]] [[it:conclusion]] [[hu:conclusion]] [[pl:conclusion]] [[ru:conclusion]] [[fi:conclusion]] [[sv:conclusion]] [[ta:conclusion]] [[vi:conclusion]] [[zh:conclusion]] 3555 10427 2006-10-06T16:20:31Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #'''Security''' is [[safety]]. #:''Traditionally, Japanese workers have had good job '''security'''. In fact, they usually had a job for life.'' #:''Since the attack, many Americans have lost their feeling of '''security'''.'' #'''Security''' is the people and things that keep you safe. #:''After the bombing, the airport increased '''security'''.'' #:''If you see a problem, please call '''security'''.'' 10794 2006-10-11T04:29:36Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ko, ru, ta, vi, zh ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #'''Security''' is [[safety]]. #:''Traditionally, Japanese workers have had good job '''security'''. In fact, they usually had a job for life.'' #:''Since the attack, many Americans have lost their feeling of '''security'''.'' #'''Security''' is the people and things that keep you safe. #:''After the bombing, the airport increased '''security'''.'' #:''If you see a problem, please call '''security'''.'' [[en:security]] [[fr:security]] [[ko:security]] [[io:security]] [[it:security]] [[hu:security]] [[ru:security]] [[fi:security]] [[ta:security]] [[vi:security]] [[zh:security]] 12390 2006-11-16T12:32:25Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{mass noun}} #'''Security''' is [[safety]]. #:''Traditionally, Japanese workers have had good job '''security'''. In fact, they usually had a job for life.'' #:''Since the attack, many Americans have lost their feeling of '''security'''.'' #'''Security''' is the people and things that keep you safe. #:''After the bombing, the airport increased '''security'''.'' #:''If you see a problem, please call '''security'''.'' [[en:security]] [[fr:security]] [[ko:security]] [[io:security]] [[it:security]] [[hu:security]] [[ru:security]] [[fi:security]] [[ta:security]] [[vi:security]] [[zh:security]] 3557 10493 2006-10-07T21:58:47Z Manecke 112 <div style="background-color:#DDDEFF; font-color: #000000; border:1px solid #4040FF; padding:10px; line-height: 1.5"> <div style="margin-left:0em"> '''Welcome to Manecke!''' Hello Wikipedians! ==More Userpages, in the World of Wikipedia== * [[wiktionary:de:Benutzer:Manecke]] * [[:de:Benutzer:Manecke]] * [[:en:User:Manecke]] * [[:ru:User:Manecke]] </div> 10588 2006-10-09T07:35:27Z Cromwellt 61 correcting the links: first one to wikt:de, rest to wikipedias (I hope that's right) <div style="background-color:#DDDEFF; font-color: #000000; border:1px solid #4040FF; padding:10px; line-height: 1.5"> <div style="margin-left:0em"> '''Welcome to Manecke!''' Hello Wikipedians! ==More Userpages, in the World of Wikipedia== * [[:de:Benutzer:Manecke]] * [[w:de:Benutzer:Manecke]] * [[w:en:User:Manecke]] * [[w:ru:User:Manecke]] </div> 3558 10564 2006-10-09T02:36:01Z Cromwellt 61 created entry {{BE850}} ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # A long way. #: ''He went far.'' # Much. #: ''He is far better.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''a long way'') [[a long way]], [[far off]], [[far away]], [[far afield]], [[afar]], [[abroad]] *(''much'') [[much]], [[greatly]], [[considerably]], [[a great deal]], [[a good deal]], [[a lot]], [[significantly]], [[widely]], [[extensively]], [[quite a bit]] ===Antonyms=== *(''a long way'') [[a short way]], [[not far]], [[near]], [[near by]], [[close]], [[close by]] *(''much'') [[barely]], [[hardly]], [[scarcely]], [[only just]], [[just]], [[slightly]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[far and away]] *[[far afield]] *[[far away]] *[[far off]] *[[far out]] *[[not far]] ===See also=== *[[distance]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|far|farther|farthest}} # [[distant|Distant]]. #: ''I saw her far in the distance.'' {{adjective|far|further|furthest}} # A great degree. #: ''He was far to the right.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''distant'') [[distant]], [[remote]], [[far-off]], [[faraway]], [[outlying]], [[extreme]] *(''a great degree'') [[extreme]], [[a great degree]] ===Antonyms=== *(''distant'') [[near]], [[close]], [[nearby]], [[neighbouring]] or [[neighboring]], [[adjacent]], [[adjoining]] *(''a great degree'') [[a small degree]] ===See also=== *[[degree]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # A [[distant]] place. #: ''We came from far and near.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[afar]] *[[a long way]] *[[far away]] *[[a long way away]] *[[far off]] *[[far afield]] ===Antonyms=== *[[a short way away]] *[[close]] *[[close by]] *[[a short way]] *[[near]] *[[near by]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[far and near]] *[[near and far]] ===See also=== *[[place]] [[en:far]] 10711 2006-10-10T11:36:42Z Brett 77 Removing 'noun' section. See discussion. {{BE850}} ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # A long way. #: ''He went far.'' # Much. #: ''He is far better.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''a long way'') [[a long way]], [[far off]], [[far away]], [[far afield]], [[afar]], [[abroad]] *(''much'') [[much]], [[greatly]], [[considerably]], [[a great deal]], [[a good deal]], [[a lot]], [[significantly]], [[widely]], [[extensively]], [[quite a bit]] ===Antonyms=== *(''a long way'') [[a short way]], [[not far]], [[near]], [[near by]], [[close]], [[close by]] *(''much'') [[barely]], [[hardly]], [[scarcely]], [[only just]], [[just]], [[slightly]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[far and away]] *[[far afield]] *[[far away]] *[[far off]] *[[far out]] *[[not far]] ===See also=== *[[distance]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|far|farther|farthest}} # [[distant|Distant]]. #: ''I saw her far in the distance.'' {{adjective|far|further|furthest}} # A great degree. #: ''He was far to the right.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''distant'') [[distant]], [[remote]], [[far-off]], [[faraway]], [[outlying]], [[extreme]] *(''a great degree'') [[extreme]], [[a great degree]] ===Antonyms=== *(''distant'') [[near]], [[close]], [[nearby]], [[neighbouring]] or [[neighboring]], [[adjacent]], [[adjoining]] *(''a great degree'') [[a small degree]] ===See also=== *[[degree]] [[en:far]] 10712 2006-10-10T11:44:24Z Brett 77 /* Adjective */ {{BE850}} ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # A long way. #: ''He went far.'' # Much. #: ''He is far better.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''a long way'') [[a long way]], [[far off]], [[far away]], [[far afield]], [[afar]], [[abroad]] *(''much'') [[much]], [[greatly]], [[considerably]], [[a great deal]], [[a good deal]], [[a lot]], [[significantly]], [[widely]], [[extensively]], [[quite a bit]] ===Antonyms=== *(''a long way'') [[a short way]], [[not far]], [[near]], [[near by]], [[close]], [[close by]] *(''much'') [[barely]], [[hardly]], [[scarcely]], [[only just]], [[just]], [[slightly]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[far and away]] *[[far afield]] *[[far away]] *[[far off]] *[[far out]] *[[not far]] ===See also=== *[[distance]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|far|farther|farthest}} {{adjective|far|further|furthest}} # [[distant|Distant]]. #: ''I saw her at the '''far''' side of the room.'' #: ''The store was '''farther''' than I thought.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''distant'') [[distant]], [[remote]], [[far-off]], [[faraway]], [[outlying]], [[extreme]] *(''a great degree'') [[extreme]], [[a great degree]] ===Antonyms=== *(''distant'') [[near]], [[close]], [[nearby]], [[neighbouring]] or [[neighboring]], [[adjacent]], [[adjoining]] *(''a great degree'') [[a small degree]] ===See also=== *[[degree]] [[en:far]] 10932 2006-10-13T12:22:23Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: af, da, de, es, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, kk, ko, nl, pl, pt, sv, ta, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # A long way. #: ''He went far.'' # Much. #: ''He is far better.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''a long way'') [[a long way]], [[far off]], [[far away]], [[far afield]], [[afar]], [[abroad]] *(''much'') [[much]], [[greatly]], [[considerably]], [[a great deal]], [[a good deal]], [[a lot]], [[significantly]], [[widely]], [[extensively]], [[quite a bit]] ===Antonyms=== *(''a long way'') [[a short way]], [[not far]], [[near]], [[near by]], [[close]], [[close by]] *(''much'') [[barely]], [[hardly]], [[scarcely]], [[only just]], [[just]], [[slightly]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[far and away]] *[[far afield]] *[[far away]] *[[far off]] *[[far out]] *[[not far]] ===See also=== *[[distance]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|far|farther|farthest}} {{adjective|far|further|furthest}} # [[distant|Distant]]. #: ''I saw her at the '''far''' side of the room.'' #: ''The store was '''farther''' than I thought.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''distant'') [[distant]], [[remote]], [[far-off]], [[faraway]], [[outlying]], [[extreme]] *(''a great degree'') [[extreme]], [[a great degree]] ===Antonyms=== *(''distant'') [[near]], [[close]], [[nearby]], [[neighbouring]] or [[neighboring]], [[adjacent]], [[adjoining]] *(''a great degree'') [[a small degree]] ===See also=== *[[degree]] [[af:far]] [[da:far]] [[de:far]] [[en:far]] [[es:far]] [[fr:far]] [[ko:far]] [[io:far]] [[it:far]] [[kk:far]] [[hu:far]] [[nl:far]] [[ja:far]] [[pl:far]] [[pt:far]] [[fi:far]] [[sv:far]] [[ta:far]] [[vi:far]] [[zh:far]] 11365 2006-10-19T03:08:51Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:far]] {{BE850}} ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # A long way. #: ''He went far.'' # Much. #: ''He is far better.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''a long way'') [[a long way]], [[far off]], [[far away]], [[far afield]], [[afar]], [[abroad]] *(''much'') [[much]], [[greatly]], [[considerably]], [[a great deal]], [[a good deal]], [[a lot]], [[significantly]], [[widely]], [[extensively]], [[quite a bit]] ===Antonyms=== *(''a long way'') [[a short way]], [[not far]], [[near]], [[near by]], [[close]], [[close by]] *(''much'') [[barely]], [[hardly]], [[scarcely]], [[only just]], [[just]], [[slightly]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[far and away]] *[[far afield]] *[[far away]] *[[far off]] *[[far out]] *[[not far]] ===See also=== *[[distance]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|far|farther|farthest}} {{adjective|far|further|furthest}} # [[distant|Distant]]. #: ''I saw her at the '''far''' side of the room.'' #: ''The store was '''farther''' than I thought.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''distant'') [[distant]], [[remote]], [[far-off]], [[faraway]], [[outlying]], [[extreme]] *(''a great degree'') [[extreme]], [[a great degree]] ===Antonyms=== *(''distant'') [[near]], [[close]], [[nearby]], [[neighbouring]] or [[neighboring]], [[adjacent]], [[adjoining]] *(''a great degree'') [[a small degree]] ===See also=== *[[degree]] [[af:far]] [[da:far]] [[de:far]] [[en:far]] [[es:far]] [[fr:far]] [[ko:far]] [[io:far]] [[it:far]] [[kk:far]] [[hu:far]] [[nl:far]] [[ja:far]] [[pl:far]] [[pt:far]] [[ru:far]] [[fi:far]] [[sv:far]] [[ta:far]] [[vi:far]] [[zh:far]] 12611 2006-11-25T11:38:49Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[hy:far]], [[is:far]] {{BE850}} ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # A long way. #: ''He went far.'' # Much. #: ''He is far better.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''a long way'') [[a long way]], [[far off]], [[far away]], [[far afield]], [[afar]], [[abroad]] *(''much'') [[much]], [[greatly]], [[considerably]], [[a great deal]], [[a good deal]], [[a lot]], [[significantly]], [[widely]], [[extensively]], [[quite a bit]] ===Antonyms=== *(''a long way'') [[a short way]], [[not far]], [[near]], [[near by]], [[close]], [[close by]] *(''much'') [[barely]], [[hardly]], [[scarcely]], [[only just]], [[just]], [[slightly]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[far and away]] *[[far afield]] *[[far away]] *[[far off]] *[[far out]] *[[not far]] ===See also=== *[[distance]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|far|farther|farthest}} {{adjective|far|further|furthest}} # [[distant|Distant]]. #: ''I saw her at the '''far''' side of the room.'' #: ''The store was '''farther''' than I thought.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''distant'') [[distant]], [[remote]], [[far-off]], [[faraway]], [[outlying]], [[extreme]] *(''a great degree'') [[extreme]], [[a great degree]] ===Antonyms=== *(''distant'') [[near]], [[close]], [[nearby]], [[neighbouring]] or [[neighboring]], [[adjacent]], [[adjoining]] *(''a great degree'') [[a small degree]] ===See also=== *[[degree]] [[af:far]] [[da:far]] [[de:far]] [[en:far]] [[es:far]] [[fr:far]] [[ko:far]] [[hy:far]] [[io:far]] [[is:far]] [[it:far]] [[kk:far]] [[hu:far]] [[nl:far]] [[ja:far]] [[pl:far]] [[pt:far]] [[ru:far]] [[fi:far]] [[sv:far]] [[ta:far]] [[vi:far]] [[zh:far]] 13737 2006-12-13T04:23:00Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ku:far]] {{BE850}} ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # A long way. #: ''He went far.'' # Much. #: ''He is far better.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''a long way'') [[a long way]], [[far off]], [[far away]], [[far afield]], [[afar]], [[abroad]] *(''much'') [[much]], [[greatly]], [[considerably]], [[a great deal]], [[a good deal]], [[a lot]], [[significantly]], [[widely]], [[extensively]], [[quite a bit]] ===Antonyms=== *(''a long way'') [[a short way]], [[not far]], [[near]], [[near by]], [[close]], [[close by]] *(''much'') [[barely]], [[hardly]], [[scarcely]], [[only just]], [[just]], [[slightly]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[far and away]] *[[far afield]] *[[far away]] *[[far off]] *[[far out]] *[[not far]] ===See also=== *[[distance]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|far|farther|farthest}} {{adjective|far|further|furthest}} # [[distant|Distant]]. #: ''I saw her at the '''far''' side of the room.'' #: ''The store was '''farther''' than I thought.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''distant'') [[distant]], [[remote]], [[far-off]], [[faraway]], [[outlying]], [[extreme]] *(''a great degree'') [[extreme]], [[a great degree]] ===Antonyms=== *(''distant'') [[near]], [[close]], [[nearby]], [[neighbouring]] or [[neighboring]], [[adjacent]], [[adjoining]] *(''a great degree'') [[a small degree]] ===See also=== *[[degree]] [[af:far]] [[da:far]] [[de:far]] [[en:far]] [[es:far]] [[fr:far]] [[ko:far]] [[hy:far]] [[io:far]] [[is:far]] [[it:far]] [[kk:far]] [[ku:far]] [[hu:far]] [[nl:far]] [[ja:far]] [[pl:far]] [[pt:far]] [[ru:far]] [[fi:far]] [[sv:far]] [[ta:far]] [[vi:far]] [[zh:far]] 3559 10565 2006-10-09T02:47:04Z Cromwellt 61 created entry {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # The time after the present. #: ''I will be more careful in the future.'' # A look forward. #: ''You have a great future ahead of you.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''next state'') [[prospect]], [[outlook]], [[potential]], [[expectations]], [[opportunity]], [[hope]] ===Antonyms=== *(''time after the present'') [[past]] *(''next state'') [[history]], [[past]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[Back to the Future]] *[[futureless]] *[[futurity]] *[[futuristic]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[past]] *[[present]] *[[state]] *[[time]] ===See also=== *[[foretell]] *[[prediction]] ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # [[coming|Coming]]. #: ''That is a future event.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[upcoming]] *[[forthcoming]] *[[coming]] *[[imminent]] *[[yet to come]] *[[impending]] *[[soon to be expected]] ===Antonyms=== *[[past]] *[[previous]] *[[earlier]] *[[former]] *[[bygone]] *[[older]] *[[preceding]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[future plans]] ===See also=== *[[schedule]] [[en:future]] 10941 2006-10-13T15:00:24Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: el, et, fa, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, kk, pl, pt, sr, ta, uk, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # The time after the present. #: ''I will be more careful in the future.'' # A look forward. #: ''You have a great future ahead of you.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''next state'') [[prospect]], [[outlook]], [[potential]], [[expectations]], [[opportunity]], [[hope]] ===Antonyms=== *(''time after the present'') [[past]] *(''next state'') [[history]], [[past]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[Back to the Future]] *[[futureless]] *[[futurity]] *[[futuristic]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[past]] *[[present]] *[[state]] *[[time]] ===See also=== *[[foretell]] *[[prediction]] ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # [[coming|Coming]]. #: ''That is a future event.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[upcoming]] *[[forthcoming]] *[[coming]] *[[imminent]] *[[yet to come]] *[[impending]] *[[soon to be expected]] ===Antonyms=== *[[past]] *[[previous]] *[[earlier]] *[[former]] *[[bygone]] *[[older]] *[[preceding]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[future plans]] ===See also=== *[[schedule]] [[et:future]] [[el:future]] [[en:future]] [[fa:future]] [[fr:future]] [[io:future]] [[it:future]] [[kk:future]] [[hu:future]] [[ja:future]] [[pl:future]] [[pt:future]] [[sr:future]] [[fi:future]] [[ta:future]] [[vi:future]] [[uk:future]] [[zh:future]] 11945 2006-11-09T16:48:18Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ru:future]] {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # The time after the present. #: ''I will be more careful in the future.'' # A look forward. #: ''You have a great future ahead of you.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''next state'') [[prospect]], [[outlook]], [[potential]], [[expectations]], [[opportunity]], [[hope]] ===Antonyms=== *(''time after the present'') [[past]] *(''next state'') [[history]], [[past]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[Back to the Future]] *[[futureless]] *[[futurity]] *[[futuristic]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[past]] *[[present]] *[[state]] *[[time]] ===See also=== *[[foretell]] *[[prediction]] ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # [[coming|Coming]]. #: ''That is a future event.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[upcoming]] *[[forthcoming]] *[[coming]] *[[imminent]] *[[yet to come]] *[[impending]] *[[soon to be expected]] ===Antonyms=== *[[past]] *[[previous]] *[[earlier]] *[[former]] *[[bygone]] *[[older]] *[[preceding]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[future plans]] ===See also=== *[[schedule]] [[et:future]] [[el:future]] [[en:future]] [[fa:future]] [[fr:future]] [[io:future]] [[it:future]] [[kk:future]] [[hu:future]] [[ja:future]] [[pl:future]] [[pt:future]] [[ru:future]] [[sr:future]] [[fi:future]] [[ta:future]] [[vi:future]] [[uk:future]] [[zh:future]] 12626 2006-11-25T14:32:28Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[hy:future]] {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # The time after the present. #: ''I will be more careful in the future.'' # A look forward. #: ''You have a great future ahead of you.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''next state'') [[prospect]], [[outlook]], [[potential]], [[expectations]], [[opportunity]], [[hope]] ===Antonyms=== *(''time after the present'') [[past]] *(''next state'') [[history]], [[past]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[Back to the Future]] *[[futureless]] *[[futurity]] *[[futuristic]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[past]] *[[present]] *[[state]] *[[time]] ===See also=== *[[foretell]] *[[prediction]] ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # [[coming|Coming]]. #: ''That is a future event.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[upcoming]] *[[forthcoming]] *[[coming]] *[[imminent]] *[[yet to come]] *[[impending]] *[[soon to be expected]] ===Antonyms=== *[[past]] *[[previous]] *[[earlier]] *[[former]] *[[bygone]] *[[older]] *[[preceding]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[future plans]] ===See also=== *[[schedule]] [[et:future]] [[el:future]] [[en:future]] [[fa:future]] [[fr:future]] [[hy:future]] [[io:future]] [[it:future]] [[kk:future]] [[hu:future]] [[ja:future]] [[pl:future]] [[pt:future]] [[ru:future]] [[sr:future]] [[fi:future]] [[ta:future]] [[vi:future]] [[uk:future]] [[zh:future]] 3560 10566 2006-10-09T02:49:52Z Cromwellt 61 created entry {{BE850}} ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # In this place, the [[current]] [[location]]. #: ''I am here.'' ===Antonyms=== *[[elsewhere]] *[[there]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[here and now]] *[[in the here and now]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[everywhere]] *[[now]] *[[where]] [[en:here]] 10954 2006-10-13T18:24:45Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: el, es, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ko, ku, la, ru, ta, uk, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # In this place, the [[current]] [[location]]. #: ''I am here.'' ===Antonyms=== *[[elsewhere]] *[[there]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[here and now]] *[[in the here and now]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[everywhere]] *[[now]] *[[where]] [[el:here]] [[en:here]] [[es:here]] [[fr:here]] [[ko:here]] [[io:here]] [[it:here]] [[ku:here]] [[la:here]] [[hu:here]] [[ru:here]] [[fi:here]] [[ta:here]] [[vi:here]] [[uk:here]] [[zh:here]] 11292 2006-10-18T12:24:59Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ja:here]] {{BE850}} ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # In this place, the [[current]] [[location]]. #: ''I am here.'' ===Antonyms=== *[[elsewhere]] *[[there]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[here and now]] *[[in the here and now]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[everywhere]] *[[now]] *[[where]] [[el:here]] [[en:here]] [[es:here]] [[fr:here]] [[ko:here]] [[io:here]] [[it:here]] [[ku:here]] [[la:here]] [[hu:here]] [[ja:here]] [[ru:here]] [[fi:here]] [[ta:here]] [[vi:here]] [[uk:here]] [[zh:here]] 11621 2006-10-29T22:01:48Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:here]] {{BE850}} ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # In this place, the [[current]] [[location]]. #: ''I am here.'' ===Antonyms=== *[[elsewhere]] *[[there]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[here and now]] *[[in the here and now]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[everywhere]] *[[now]] *[[where]] [[el:here]] [[en:here]] [[es:here]] [[fr:here]] [[ko:here]] [[io:here]] [[it:here]] [[kk:here]] [[ku:here]] [[la:here]] [[hu:here]] [[ja:here]] [[ru:here]] [[fi:here]] [[ta:here]] [[vi:here]] [[uk:here]] [[zh:here]] 12633 2006-11-25T17:01:04Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Removing: [[la:here]] {{BE850}} ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # In this place, the [[current]] [[location]]. #: ''I am here.'' ===Antonyms=== *[[elsewhere]] *[[there]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[here and now]] *[[in the here and now]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[everywhere]] *[[now]] *[[where]] [[el:here]] [[en:here]] [[es:here]] [[fr:here]] [[ko:here]] [[io:here]] [[it:here]] [[kk:here]] [[ku:here]] [[hu:here]] [[ja:here]] [[ru:here]] [[fi:here]] [[ta:here]] [[vi:here]] [[uk:here]] [[zh:here]] 3561 10568 2006-10-09T03:07:50Z Cromwellt 61 created entry {{BE850}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|late|later|latest}} # After the [[chosen]] time. #: ''He was late to his appointment.'' # Late at night. #: ''It was a late meeting.'' # [[toward|Toward]] the end of. #: ''You come in the late afternoon.'' # Dead. #: ''I loved my late husband.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''after the chosen time'') [[not on time]], [[behind]], [[behind schedule]], [[belated]], [[delayed]], [[tardy]], [[overdue]], [[past due]] *(''late at night'') [[late at night]], [[late-night]] *(''dead'') [[dead]], [[deceased]] ===Antonyms=== *(''after the chosen time'') [[on time]], [[early]], [[ahead]], [[ahead of schedule]] *(''dead'') [[living]], [[alive]], [[alive and well]] *(''toward the end of'') [[early]] *(''late at night'') [[early]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[belated]] *[[better late than never]] *[[latecomer]] *[[lately]] *[[lateness]] *[[later]] *[[late-night]] *[[late at night]] *[[late in the game]] *[[make late]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[dead of night]] *[[death]] *[[evening]] *[[hold up]] *[[night]] *[[traffic]] ===See also=== *[[after]] *[[end]] *[[latent]] *[[time]] ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # Not on time. #: ''He came in late.'' # Late at night. #: ''It is late.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''not on time'') [[not on time]], [[behind schedule]], [[behind]], [[belatedly]], [[tardily]] *(''late at night'') [[late at night]], [[in the wee small hours]], [[in the dead of night]] ===Antonyms=== *(''not on time'') [[on time]], [[early]], [[ahead]], [[ahead of schedule]] *(''late at night'') [[early]] [[en:late]] 10713 2006-10-10T11:48:54Z Brett 77 /* Adverb */ {{BE850}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|late|later|latest}} # After the [[chosen]] time. #: ''He was late to his appointment.'' # Late at night. #: ''It was a late meeting.'' # [[toward|Toward]] the end of. #: ''You come in the late afternoon.'' # Dead. #: ''I loved my late husband.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''after the chosen time'') [[not on time]], [[behind]], [[behind schedule]], [[belated]], [[delayed]], [[tardy]], [[overdue]], [[past due]] *(''late at night'') [[late at night]], [[late-night]] *(''dead'') [[dead]], [[deceased]] ===Antonyms=== *(''after the chosen time'') [[on time]], [[early]], [[ahead]], [[ahead of schedule]] *(''dead'') [[living]], [[alive]], [[alive and well]] *(''toward the end of'') [[early]] *(''late at night'') [[early]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[belated]] *[[better late than never]] *[[latecomer]] *[[lately]] *[[lateness]] *[[later]] *[[late-night]] *[[late at night]] *[[late in the game]] *[[make late]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[dead of night]] *[[death]] *[[evening]] *[[hold up]] *[[night]] *[[traffic]] ===See also=== *[[after]] *[[end]] *[[latent]] *[[time]] ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # Not on time. #: ''He came five minutes '''late'''.'' # Late at night. #: ''We stayed '''late''' and went home in the dark.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''not on time'') [[not on time]], [[behind schedule]], [[behind]], [[belatedly]], [[tardily]] *(''late at night'') [[late at night]], [[in the wee small hours]], [[in the dead of night]] ===Antonyms=== *(''not on time'') [[on time]], [[early]], [[ahead]], [[ahead of schedule]] *(''late at night'') [[early]] [[en:late]] 10979 2006-10-13T21:18:53Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: fa, fi, fr, hu, io, it, kk, pl, pt, ru, ta, uk, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|late|later|latest}} # After the [[chosen]] time. #: ''He was late to his appointment.'' # Late at night. #: ''It was a late meeting.'' # [[toward|Toward]] the end of. #: ''You come in the late afternoon.'' # Dead. #: ''I loved my late husband.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''after the chosen time'') [[not on time]], [[behind]], [[behind schedule]], [[belated]], [[delayed]], [[tardy]], [[overdue]], [[past due]] *(''late at night'') [[late at night]], [[late-night]] *(''dead'') [[dead]], [[deceased]] ===Antonyms=== *(''after the chosen time'') [[on time]], [[early]], [[ahead]], [[ahead of schedule]] *(''dead'') [[living]], [[alive]], [[alive and well]] *(''toward the end of'') [[early]] *(''late at night'') [[early]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[belated]] *[[better late than never]] *[[latecomer]] *[[lately]] *[[lateness]] *[[later]] *[[late-night]] *[[late at night]] *[[late in the game]] *[[make late]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[dead of night]] *[[death]] *[[evening]] *[[hold up]] *[[night]] *[[traffic]] ===See also=== *[[after]] *[[end]] *[[latent]] *[[time]] ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # Not on time. #: ''He came five minutes '''late'''.'' # Late at night. #: ''We stayed '''late''' and went home in the dark.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''not on time'') [[not on time]], [[behind schedule]], [[behind]], [[belatedly]], [[tardily]] *(''late at night'') [[late at night]], [[in the wee small hours]], [[in the dead of night]] ===Antonyms=== *(''not on time'') [[on time]], [[early]], [[ahead]], [[ahead of schedule]] *(''late at night'') [[early]] [[en:late]] [[fa:late]] [[fr:late]] [[io:late]] [[it:late]] [[kk:late]] [[hu:late]] [[pl:late]] [[pt:late]] [[ru:late]] [[fi:late]] [[ta:late]] [[vi:late]] [[uk:late]] [[zh:late]] 3562 10575 2006-10-09T06:46:24Z Cromwellt 61 created entry {{BE850}} ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # The [[smallest]] [[amount]] of; [[little]] of. #: ''She does the least of the cooking.'' ===Synonyms=== *the [[smallest]] [[amount]] *[[very]] [[little]] ===Antonyms=== *[[most]] *[[much]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[at least]] *[[the least]] ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # Having the smallest amount of a [[characteristic]] in a group. #: ''Beatrice is the least beautiful.'' ===Usage=== '''Least''' describes the [[negative]] [[superlative]] form of all [[comparable]] adjectives. For example, with the adjective [[intelligent]], the negative superlative is ''least intelligent''. A [[similar]] form is the [[negative]] [[comparative]] (as in ''less intelligent''). ===Antonyms=== *[[most]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[most]] *[[more]] *[[much]] *[[little]] *[[less]] [[en:least]] 10714 2006-10-10T11:53:23Z Brett 77 /* Adjective */ {{BE850}} ==Determiner== {{determiner}} # The [[smallest]] [[amount]] of; [[little]] of. #: ''She does the most cleaning, but the '''least''' cooking.'' #: ''Everyone works hard, but she does the '''least'''. ===Synonyms=== *the [[smallest]] [[amount]] *[[very]] [[little]] ===Antonyms=== *[[most]] *[[much]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[at least]] *[[the least]] ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # Having the smallest amount of a [[characteristic]] in a group. #: ''Beatrice is the least beautiful.'' ===Usage=== '''Least''' describes the [[negative]] [[superlative]] form of all [[comparable]] adjectives. For example, with the adjective [[intelligent]], the negative superlative is ''least intelligent''. A [[similar]] form is the [[negative]] [[comparative]] (as in ''less intelligent''). ===Antonyms=== *[[most]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[most]] *[[more]] *[[much]] *[[little]] *[[less]] [[en:least]] 10715 2006-10-10T11:58:02Z Brett 77 /* Adverb */ {{BE850}} ==Determiner== {{determiner}} # The [[smallest]] [[amount]] of; [[little]] of. #: ''She does the most cleaning, but the '''least''' cooking.'' #: ''Everyone works hard, but she does the '''least'''. ===Synonyms=== *the [[smallest]] [[amount]] *[[very]] [[little]] ===Antonyms=== *[[most]] *[[much]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[at least]] *[[the least]] ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # Having the smallest amount of a [[characteristic]] in a group. #: ''People are '''least''' likely to live in the far north.'' ===Usage=== '''Least''' describes the [[negative]] [[superlative]] form of all [[comparable]] adjectives. For example, with the adjective [[intelligent]], the negative superlative is ''least intelligent''. A [[similar]] form is the [[negative]] [[comparative]] (as in ''less intelligent''). ===Antonyms=== *[[most]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[most]] *[[more]] *[[much]] *[[little]] *[[less]] [[en:least]] 10978 2006-10-13T21:13:20Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: fi, fr, hu, io, it, pt, ta, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Determiner== {{determiner}} # The [[smallest]] [[amount]] of; [[little]] of. #: ''She does the most cleaning, but the '''least''' cooking.'' #: ''Everyone works hard, but she does the '''least'''. ===Synonyms=== *the [[smallest]] [[amount]] *[[very]] [[little]] ===Antonyms=== *[[most]] *[[much]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[at least]] *[[the least]] ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # Having the smallest amount of a [[characteristic]] in a group. #: ''People are '''least''' likely to live in the far north.'' ===Usage=== '''Least''' describes the [[negative]] [[superlative]] form of all [[comparable]] adjectives. For example, with the adjective [[intelligent]], the negative superlative is ''least intelligent''. A [[similar]] form is the [[negative]] [[comparative]] (as in ''less intelligent''). ===Antonyms=== *[[most]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[most]] *[[more]] *[[much]] *[[little]] *[[less]] [[en:least]] [[fr:least]] [[io:least]] [[it:least]] [[hu:least]] [[pt:least]] [[fi:least]] [[ta:least]] [[vi:least]] [[zh:least]] 3563 10576 2006-10-09T06:50:03Z Cromwellt 61 created entry {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # A [[tanning|tanned]] animal skin. #: ''He took the leather and made a coat from it.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[skin]] *[[pelt]] *[[fleece]] *[[fur]] *[[rawhide]] *[[buckskin]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[fake leather]] *[[faux leather]] *[[genuine leather]] *[[leathern]] *[[leathers]] *[[leathery]] ===Related words=== *[[animal]] *[[clothing]] ===See also=== *[[coonskin]] ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # [[make|Made]] of leather. #: ''I wear a leather jacket.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[leathern]] *[[buckskin]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[leathered]] ===See also=== *[[plastic]] *[[jean]] *[[felt]] [[en:leather]] 10717 2006-10-10T11:59:45Z Brett 77 /* Adjective */ {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # A [[tanning|tanned]] animal skin. #: ''He took the leather and made a coat from it.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[skin]] *[[pelt]] *[[fleece]] *[[fur]] *[[rawhide]] *[[buckskin]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[fake leather]] *[[faux leather]] *[[genuine leather]] *[[leathern]] *[[leathers]] *[[leathery]] ===Related words=== *[[animal]] *[[clothing]] ===See also=== *[[coonskin]] [[en:leather]] 10977 2006-10-13T21:11:20Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: fi, fr, hu, io, it, kk, ko, ru, ta, uk, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # A [[tanning|tanned]] animal skin. #: ''He took the leather and made a coat from it.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[skin]] *[[pelt]] *[[fleece]] *[[fur]] *[[rawhide]] *[[buckskin]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[fake leather]] *[[faux leather]] *[[genuine leather]] *[[leathern]] *[[leathers]] *[[leathery]] ===Related words=== *[[animal]] *[[clothing]] ===See also=== *[[coonskin]] [[en:leather]] [[fr:leather]] [[ko:leather]] [[io:leather]] [[it:leather]] [[kk:leather]] [[hu:leather]] [[ru:leather]] [[fi:leather]] [[ta:leather]] [[vi:leather]] [[uk:leather]] [[zh:leather]] 3564 10577 2006-10-09T06:55:26Z Cromwellt 61 created entry {{BE850}} ==Verb== {{verb|let|lets|let|letting}} # To [[allow]], [[permit]]. #: ''I let him come with me.'' # To [[rent]], [[lease]]. #: ''I will let the apartment to him.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''allow'') [[permit]], [[allow]], [[give permission]], [[agree to]], [[consent to]] *(''rent'') [[rent]], [[lease]], [[let out]] ===Antonyms=== *(''permit'') [[prevent]], [[prohibit]], [[forbid]], [[disallow]], [[ban]], [[bar]], [[stop]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[let by]] *[[let down]] *[[let in]] *[[let out]] *[[let over]] *[[let through]] *[[let up]] *[[live and let live]] *[[to let]] (often in US, [[for rent]]) ===Related words and phrases=== *[[block]] *[[prohibition]] *[[license]] *[[free rein]] ===See also=== *[[bouncer]] *[[payment]] *[[fee]] ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # Rented. #: ''The apartment is let.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[rented]] *[[leased]] ===See also=== *[[bought]] *[[sold]] *[[owner]] *[[landlord]] *[[landlady]] [[en:let]] 10718 2006-10-10T12:01:35Z Brett 77 Removed 'adjective' as it's simply the past participle of the verb. {{BE850}} ==Verb== {{verb|let|lets|let|letting}} # To [[allow]], [[permit]]. #: ''I let him come with me.'' # To [[rent]], [[lease]]. #: ''I will let the apartment to him.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''allow'') [[permit]], [[allow]], [[give permission]], [[agree to]], [[consent to]] *(''rent'') [[rent]], [[lease]], [[let out]] ===Antonyms=== *(''permit'') [[prevent]], [[prohibit]], [[forbid]], [[disallow]], [[ban]], [[bar]], [[stop]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[let by]] *[[let down]] *[[let in]] *[[let out]] *[[let over]] *[[let through]] *[[let up]] *[[live and let live]] *[[to let]] (often in US, [[for rent]]) ===Related words and phrases=== *[[block]] *[[prohibition]] *[[license]] *[[free rein]] ===See also=== *[[bouncer]] *[[payment]] *[[fee]] [[en:let]] 10982 2006-10-13T21:47:20Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: fi, fr, gl, hu, io, it, la, ru, sl, ta, uk, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Verb== {{verb|let|lets|let|letting}} # To [[allow]], [[permit]]. #: ''I let him come with me.'' # To [[rent]], [[lease]]. #: ''I will let the apartment to him.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''allow'') [[permit]], [[allow]], [[give permission]], [[agree to]], [[consent to]] *(''rent'') [[rent]], [[lease]], [[let out]] ===Antonyms=== *(''permit'') [[prevent]], [[prohibit]], [[forbid]], [[disallow]], [[ban]], [[bar]], [[stop]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[let by]] *[[let down]] *[[let in]] *[[let out]] *[[let over]] *[[let through]] *[[let up]] *[[live and let live]] *[[to let]] (often in US, [[for rent]]) ===Related words and phrases=== *[[block]] *[[prohibition]] *[[license]] *[[free rein]] ===See also=== *[[bouncer]] *[[payment]] *[[fee]] [[en:let]] [[fr:let]] [[gl:let]] [[io:let]] [[it:let]] [[la:let]] [[hu:let]] [[ru:let]] [[sl:let]] [[fi:let]] [[ta:let]] [[vi:let]] [[uk:let]] [[zh:let]] 11652 2006-10-30T17:40:39Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[de:let]] {{BE850}} ==Verb== {{verb|let|lets|let|letting}} # To [[allow]], [[permit]]. #: ''I let him come with me.'' # To [[rent]], [[lease]]. #: ''I will let the apartment to him.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''allow'') [[permit]], [[allow]], [[give permission]], [[agree to]], [[consent to]] *(''rent'') [[rent]], [[lease]], [[let out]] ===Antonyms=== *(''permit'') [[prevent]], [[prohibit]], [[forbid]], [[disallow]], [[ban]], [[bar]], [[stop]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[let by]] *[[let down]] *[[let in]] *[[let out]] *[[let over]] *[[let through]] *[[let up]] *[[live and let live]] *[[to let]] (often in US, [[for rent]]) ===Related words and phrases=== *[[block]] *[[prohibition]] *[[license]] *[[free rein]] ===See also=== *[[bouncer]] *[[payment]] *[[fee]] [[de:let]] [[en:let]] [[fr:let]] [[gl:let]] [[io:let]] [[it:let]] [[la:let]] [[hu:let]] [[ru:let]] [[sl:let]] [[fi:let]] [[ta:let]] [[vi:let]] [[uk:let]] [[zh:let]] 12199 2006-11-11T23:04:55Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:let]] {{BE850}} ==Verb== {{verb|let|lets|let|letting}} # To [[allow]], [[permit]]. #: ''I let him come with me.'' # To [[rent]], [[lease]]. #: ''I will let the apartment to him.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''allow'') [[permit]], [[allow]], [[give permission]], [[agree to]], [[consent to]] *(''rent'') [[rent]], [[lease]], [[let out]] ===Antonyms=== *(''permit'') [[prevent]], [[prohibit]], [[forbid]], [[disallow]], [[ban]], [[bar]], [[stop]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[let by]] *[[let down]] *[[let in]] *[[let out]] *[[let over]] *[[let through]] *[[let up]] *[[live and let live]] *[[to let]] (often in US, [[for rent]]) ===Related words and phrases=== *[[block]] *[[prohibition]] *[[license]] *[[free rein]] ===See also=== *[[bouncer]] *[[payment]] *[[fee]] [[de:let]] [[en:let]] [[fa:let]] [[fr:let]] [[gl:let]] [[io:let]] [[it:let]] [[la:let]] [[hu:let]] [[ru:let]] [[sl:let]] [[fi:let]] [[ta:let]] [[vi:let]] [[uk:let]] [[zh:let]] 3565 10578 2006-10-09T07:05:27Z Cromwellt 61 created entry {{BE850}} ==Noun== [[Image:Pouty lips.jpg|thumb|A pair of lips wearing [[lipstick]]]] {{noun}} # The edge of an [[opening]], especially, the [[human]] mouth (often plural). #: ''She climbed over the '''lip''' of the hole.'' #: ''John licked his '''lips'''.'' # The edge of something. #: ''The window had a wide '''lip''' below it that collected dust.'' # A disrespectful response. #: ''Don't give me any '''lip'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''edge of an opening'') [[edge]], [[rim]], [[brim]] *(''edge of something'') [[edge]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[give lip]] *[[lipstick]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[mouth]] *[[jar]] {{head}} [[en:lip]] 10719 2006-10-10T12:02:36Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ {{BE850}} ==Noun== [[Image:Pouty lips.jpg|thumb|A pair of lips wearing [[lipstick]]]] {{noun}} # The edge of an [[opening]], especially, the [[human]] mouth (often plural). #: ''She climbed over the '''lip''' of the hole.'' #: ''John licked his '''lips'''.'' #: ''The window had a wide '''lip''' below it that collected dust.'' # A disrespectful response. #: ''Don't give me any '''lip'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''edge of an opening'') [[edge]], [[rim]], [[brim]] *(''edge of something'') [[edge]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[give lip]] *[[lipstick]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[mouth]] *[[jar]] {{head}} [[en:lip]] 10720 2006-10-10T12:03:12Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ {{BE850}} ==Noun== [[Image:Pouty lips.jpg|thumb|A pair of lips wearing [[lipstick]]]] {{noun}} Also, {{mass noun}} # The edge of an [[opening]], especially, the [[human]] mouth (often plural). #: ''She climbed over the '''lip''' of the hole.'' #: ''John licked his '''lips'''.'' #: ''The window had a wide '''lip''' below it that collected dust.'' # A disrespectful response. #: ''Don't give me any '''lip'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''edge of an opening'') [[edge]], [[rim]], [[brim]] *(''edge of something'') [[edge]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[give lip]] *[[lipstick]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[mouth]] *[[jar]] {{head}} [[en:lip]] 10980 2006-10-13T21:36:49Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: el, fa, fi, fr, hu, id, io, it, ja, kk, ko, ku, nl, pl, ru, ta, tr, uk, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Noun== [[Image:Pouty lips.jpg|thumb|A pair of lips wearing [[lipstick]]]] {{noun}} Also, {{mass noun}} # The edge of an [[opening]], especially, the [[human]] mouth (often plural). #: ''She climbed over the '''lip''' of the hole.'' #: ''John licked his '''lips'''.'' #: ''The window had a wide '''lip''' below it that collected dust.'' # A disrespectful response. #: ''Don't give me any '''lip'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''edge of an opening'') [[edge]], [[rim]], [[brim]] *(''edge of something'') [[edge]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[give lip]] *[[lipstick]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[mouth]] *[[jar]] {{head}} [[el:lip]] [[en:lip]] [[fa:lip]] [[fr:lip]] [[ko:lip]] [[io:lip]] [[id:lip]] [[it:lip]] [[kk:lip]] [[ku:lip]] [[hu:lip]] [[nl:lip]] [[ja:lip]] [[pl:lip]] [[ru:lip]] [[fi:lip]] [[ta:lip]] [[vi:lip]] [[tr:lip]] [[uk:lip]] [[zh:lip]] 11654 2006-10-30T18:25:12Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[af:lip]] {{BE850}} ==Noun== [[Image:Pouty lips.jpg|thumb|A pair of lips wearing [[lipstick]]]] {{noun}} Also, {{mass noun}} # The edge of an [[opening]], especially, the [[human]] mouth (often plural). #: ''She climbed over the '''lip''' of the hole.'' #: ''John licked his '''lips'''.'' #: ''The window had a wide '''lip''' below it that collected dust.'' # A disrespectful response. #: ''Don't give me any '''lip'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''edge of an opening'') [[edge]], [[rim]], [[brim]] *(''edge of something'') [[edge]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[give lip]] *[[lipstick]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[mouth]] *[[jar]] {{head}} [[af:lip]] [[el:lip]] [[en:lip]] [[fa:lip]] [[fr:lip]] [[ko:lip]] [[io:lip]] [[id:lip]] [[it:lip]] [[kk:lip]] [[ku:lip]] [[hu:lip]] [[nl:lip]] [[ja:lip]] [[pl:lip]] [[ru:lip]] [[fi:lip]] [[ta:lip]] [[vi:lip]] [[tr:lip]] [[uk:lip]] [[zh:lip]] 3566 10580 2006-10-09T07:14:21Z Cromwellt 61 created entry {{BE850}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|much|more|most}} # A larger amount. #: ''He does more of the cooking than I do.'' # [[additional|Additional]]. #: ''I want more soup.'' ===Usage=== *(''larger amount'') This [[usage]] of '''more''' [[compare]]s two or more things. It always refers to the greater part of the group. ===Synonyms=== *(''additional'') [[additional]], [[extra]], [[added]], [[other]] ===Antonyms=== *(''additional'') [[less]], [[fewer]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[less is more]] *[[more is better]] *[[more or less]] *[[the more the merrier]] ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # Having a larger amount of a [[characteristic]] in a group. #: ''Pat is more intelligent than Terry.'' ===Usage=== The adverb '''more''' or the [[suffix]] [[-er]] describe the [[comparative]] form of all [[comparable]] adjectives. For example, with the adjective [[intelligent]], the comparative is ''more intelligent''. A [[similar]] form is the [[superlative]] (as in ''most intelligent''). ===Antonyms=== *[[less]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[most]] *[[much]] *[[little]] *[[less]] *[[least]] [[en:more]] 10735 2006-10-10T12:35:31Z Brett 77 /* Adjective */ {{BE850}} ==Determiner== # A larger amount. #: ''He does '''more''' work than I do.'' # [[additional|Additional]]. #: ''I want '''more''' soup.'' ===Usage=== *(''larger amount'') This [[usage]] of '''more''' [[compare]]s two or more things. It always refers to the greater part of the group. ===Synonyms=== *(''additional'') [[additional]], [[extra]], [[added]], [[other]] ===Antonyms=== *(''additional'') [[less]], [[fewer]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[less is more]] *[[more is better]] *[[more or less]] *[[the more the merrier]] ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # Having a larger amount of a [[characteristic]] in a group. #: ''Pat is more intelligent than Terry.'' ===Usage=== The adverb '''more''' or the [[suffix]] [[-er]] describe the [[comparative]] form of all [[comparable]] adjectives. For example, with the adjective [[intelligent]], the comparative is ''more intelligent''. A [[similar]] form is the [[superlative]] (as in ''most intelligent''). ===Antonyms=== *[[less]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[most]] *[[much]] *[[little]] *[[less]] *[[least]] [[en:more]] 10806 2006-10-11T10:10:30Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: co, fi, fr, hr, hu, io, it, ja, la, nl, pl, pt, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Determiner== # A larger amount. #: ''He does '''more''' work than I do.'' # [[additional|Additional]]. #: ''I want '''more''' soup.'' ===Usage=== *(''larger amount'') This [[usage]] of '''more''' [[compare]]s two or more things. It always refers to the greater part of the group. ===Synonyms=== *(''additional'') [[additional]], [[extra]], [[added]], [[other]] ===Antonyms=== *(''additional'') [[less]], [[fewer]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[less is more]] *[[more is better]] *[[more or less]] *[[the more the merrier]] ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # Having a larger amount of a [[characteristic]] in a group. #: ''Pat is more intelligent than Terry.'' ===Usage=== The adverb '''more''' or the [[suffix]] [[-er]] describe the [[comparative]] form of all [[comparable]] adjectives. For example, with the adjective [[intelligent]], the comparative is ''more intelligent''. A [[similar]] form is the [[superlative]] (as in ''most intelligent''). ===Antonyms=== *[[less]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[most]] *[[much]] *[[little]] *[[less]] *[[least]] [[co:more]] [[en:more]] [[fr:more]] [[hr:more]] [[io:more]] [[it:more]] [[la:more]] [[hu:more]] [[nl:more]] [[ja:more]] [[pl:more]] [[pt:more]] [[fi:more]] [[vi:more]] [[zh:more]] 11486 2006-10-23T06:04:06Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[el:more]], [[ru:more]] {{BE850}} ==Determiner== # A larger amount. #: ''He does '''more''' work than I do.'' # [[additional|Additional]]. #: ''I want '''more''' soup.'' ===Usage=== *(''larger amount'') This [[usage]] of '''more''' [[compare]]s two or more things. It always refers to the greater part of the group. ===Synonyms=== *(''additional'') [[additional]], [[extra]], [[added]], [[other]] ===Antonyms=== *(''additional'') [[less]], [[fewer]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[less is more]] *[[more is better]] *[[more or less]] *[[the more the merrier]] ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # Having a larger amount of a [[characteristic]] in a group. #: ''Pat is more intelligent than Terry.'' ===Usage=== The adverb '''more''' or the [[suffix]] [[-er]] describe the [[comparative]] form of all [[comparable]] adjectives. For example, with the adjective [[intelligent]], the comparative is ''more intelligent''. A [[similar]] form is the [[superlative]] (as in ''most intelligent''). ===Antonyms=== *[[less]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[most]] *[[much]] *[[little]] *[[less]] *[[least]] [[co:more]] [[el:more]] [[en:more]] [[fr:more]] [[hr:more]] [[io:more]] [[it:more]] [[la:more]] [[hu:more]] [[nl:more]] [[ja:more]] [[pl:more]] [[pt:more]] [[ru:more]] [[fi:more]] [[vi:more]] [[zh:more]] 14002 2006-12-20T13:23:06Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ku:more]] {{BE850}} ==Determiner== # A larger amount. #: ''He does '''more''' work than I do.'' # [[additional|Additional]]. #: ''I want '''more''' soup.'' ===Usage=== *(''larger amount'') This [[usage]] of '''more''' [[compare]]s two or more things. It always refers to the greater part of the group. ===Synonyms=== *(''additional'') [[additional]], [[extra]], [[added]], [[other]] ===Antonyms=== *(''additional'') [[less]], [[fewer]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[less is more]] *[[more is better]] *[[more or less]] *[[the more the merrier]] ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # Having a larger amount of a [[characteristic]] in a group. #: ''Pat is more intelligent than Terry.'' ===Usage=== The adverb '''more''' or the [[suffix]] [[-er]] describe the [[comparative]] form of all [[comparable]] adjectives. For example, with the adjective [[intelligent]], the comparative is ''more intelligent''. A [[similar]] form is the [[superlative]] (as in ''most intelligent''). ===Antonyms=== *[[less]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[most]] *[[much]] *[[little]] *[[less]] *[[least]] [[co:more]] [[el:more]] [[en:more]] [[fr:more]] [[hr:more]] [[io:more]] [[it:more]] [[ku:more]] [[la:more]] [[hu:more]] [[nl:more]] [[ja:more]] [[pl:more]] [[pt:more]] [[ru:more]] [[fi:more]] [[vi:more]] [[zh:more]] 3567 10581 2006-10-09T07:18:33Z Cromwellt 61 created entry {{BE850}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|much|more|most}} # The [[majority]] of; [[much]] of. #: ''She does most of the cooking.'' # The largest amount of. #: ''Bob knows the most about cooking.'' ===Synonyms=== *the [[majority]] *[[much]] ===Antonyms=== *[[not much]] *[[little]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[mostly]] *[[most certainly]] *[[the most]] ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # Having the largest amount of a [[characteristic]] in a group. #: ''Tony is the most successful.'' ===Usage=== The adverb '''most''' or the [[suffix]] [[-est]] identify the [[superlative]] form of all [[comparable]] adjectives. For example, with the adjective [[intelligent]], the superlative is ''most intelligent''. A [[similar]] form is the [[comparative]] (as in ''more intelligent''). ===Antonyms=== *[[least]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[more]] *[[much]] *[[little]] *[[less]] *[[least]] [[en:most]] 10721 2006-10-10T12:05:17Z Brett 77 /* Adjective */ {{BE850}} ==Determiner== # The [[majority]] of; [[much]] of. #: ''She does the '''most''' cleaning, but the least cooking.'' # The largest amount of. #: ''Bob knows the most about cooking.'' ===Synonyms=== *the [[majority]] *[[much]] ===Antonyms=== *[[not much]] *[[little]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[mostly]] *[[most certainly]] *[[the most]] ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # Having the largest amount of a [[characteristic]] in a group. #: ''Tony is the most successful.'' ===Usage=== The adverb '''most''' or the [[suffix]] [[-est]] identify the [[superlative]] form of all [[comparable]] adjectives. For example, with the adjective [[intelligent]], the superlative is ''most intelligent''. A [[similar]] form is the [[comparative]] (as in ''more intelligent''). ===Antonyms=== *[[least]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[more]] *[[much]] *[[little]] *[[less]] *[[least]] [[en:most]] 10723 2006-10-10T12:08:09Z Brett 77 /* Adverb */ {{BE850}} ==Determiner== # The [[majority]] of; [[much]] of. #: ''She does the '''most''' cleaning, but the least cooking.'' # The largest amount of. #: ''Bob knows the most about cooking.'' ===Synonyms=== *the [[majority]] *[[much]] ===Antonyms=== *[[not much]] *[[little]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[mostly]] *[[most certainly]] *[[the most]] ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # Having the largest amount of a [[characteristic]] in a group. #: ''You must ask yourself what is '''most''' important.'' #: ''Tony is the '''most''' successful.'' ===Usage=== The adverb '''most''' or the [[suffix]] [[-est]] identify the [[superlative]] form of all [[comparable]] adjectives. For example, with the adjective [[intelligent]], the superlative is ''most intelligent''. A [[similar]] form is the [[comparative]] (as in ''more intelligent''). ===Antonyms=== *[[least]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[more]] *[[much]] *[[little]] *[[less]] *[[least]] [[en:most]] 10812 2006-10-11T11:14:37Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: cs, de, el, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, ku, la, nl, pl, sl, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Determiner== # The [[majority]] of; [[much]] of. #: ''She does the '''most''' cleaning, but the least cooking.'' # The largest amount of. #: ''Bob knows the most about cooking.'' ===Synonyms=== *the [[majority]] *[[much]] ===Antonyms=== *[[not much]] *[[little]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[mostly]] *[[most certainly]] *[[the most]] ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # Having the largest amount of a [[characteristic]] in a group. #: ''You must ask yourself what is '''most''' important.'' #: ''Tony is the '''most''' successful.'' ===Usage=== The adverb '''most''' or the [[suffix]] [[-est]] identify the [[superlative]] form of all [[comparable]] adjectives. For example, with the adjective [[intelligent]], the superlative is ''most intelligent''. A [[similar]] form is the [[comparative]] (as in ''more intelligent''). ===Antonyms=== *[[least]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[more]] *[[much]] *[[little]] *[[less]] *[[least]] [[cs:most]] [[de:most]] [[el:most]] [[en:most]] [[fr:most]] [[io:most]] [[it:most]] [[ku:most]] [[la:most]] [[hu:most]] [[nl:most]] [[ja:most]] [[pl:most]] [[sl:most]] [[fi:most]] [[vi:most]] [[zh:most]] 11487 2006-10-23T07:00:37Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:most]] {{BE850}} ==Determiner== # The [[majority]] of; [[much]] of. #: ''She does the '''most''' cleaning, but the least cooking.'' # The largest amount of. #: ''Bob knows the most about cooking.'' ===Synonyms=== *the [[majority]] *[[much]] ===Antonyms=== *[[not much]] *[[little]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[mostly]] *[[most certainly]] *[[the most]] ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # Having the largest amount of a [[characteristic]] in a group. #: ''You must ask yourself what is '''most''' important.'' #: ''Tony is the '''most''' successful.'' ===Usage=== The adverb '''most''' or the [[suffix]] [[-est]] identify the [[superlative]] form of all [[comparable]] adjectives. For example, with the adjective [[intelligent]], the superlative is ''most intelligent''. A [[similar]] form is the [[comparative]] (as in ''more intelligent''). ===Antonyms=== *[[least]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[more]] *[[much]] *[[little]] *[[less]] *[[least]] [[cs:most]] [[de:most]] [[el:most]] [[en:most]] [[fr:most]] [[io:most]] [[it:most]] [[ku:most]] [[la:most]] [[hu:most]] [[nl:most]] [[ja:most]] [[pl:most]] [[ru:most]] [[sl:most]] [[fi:most]] [[vi:most]] [[zh:most]] 3568 10582 2006-10-09T07:21:18Z Cromwellt 61 {{anon}} {{anon}} --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 07:21, 9 October 2006 (UTC) 3569 10583 2006-10-09T07:22:40Z Cromwellt 61 {{test}} {{test}} --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 07:22, 9 October 2006 (UTC) 3570 10589 2006-10-09T07:36:55Z Cromwellt 61 {{welcome}} {{welcome}} Feel free to contact me on my [[User talk:Cromwellt|talk page]] for help. Oh, and Manecke, we're Wiktionarians here, not Wikipedians. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 07:36, 9 October 2006 (UTC) 3571 10590 2006-10-09T07:38:38Z Cromwellt 61 {{welcome}} {{welcome}} Feel free to contact me on my [[User talk:Cromwellt|talk page]] for help. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 07:38, 9 October 2006 (UTC) 3572 10594 2006-10-09T07:46:23Z Cromwellt 61 created entry {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[country]], a [[political]] [[entity]]. #: ''Mexico is a nation.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[country]] *[[state]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[League of Nations]] *[[national]] *[[nationalism]] *[[nationhood]] *[[nation-state]] *[[United Nations]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[dependency]] *[[fatherland]] *[[homeland]] *[[patriot]] *[[politics]] *[[sovereignty]] *[[territory]] [[en:nation]] 10725 2006-10-10T12:12:49Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[country]], a [[political]] [[entity]]. #: ''Mexico is a nation.'' #: ''The Canadian government is working with the Mohawk nation.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[country]] *[[state]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[League of Nations]] *[[national]] *[[nationalism]] *[[nationhood]] *[[nation-state]] *[[United Nations]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[dependency]] *[[fatherland]] *[[homeland]] *[[patriot]] *[[politics]] *[[sovereignty]] *[[territory]] [[en:nation]] 10767 2006-10-10T19:03:50Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, el, et, fa, fi, fr, hu, hy, io, it, kk, ko, no, pl, ru, ta, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[country]], a [[political]] [[entity]]. #: ''Mexico is a nation.'' #: ''The Canadian government is working with the Mohawk nation.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[country]] *[[state]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[League of Nations]] *[[national]] *[[nationalism]] *[[nationhood]] *[[nation-state]] *[[United Nations]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[dependency]] *[[fatherland]] *[[homeland]] *[[patriot]] *[[politics]] *[[sovereignty]] *[[territory]] [[de:nation]] [[et:nation]] [[el:nation]] [[en:nation]] [[fa:nation]] [[fr:nation]] [[ko:nation]] [[hy:nation]] [[io:nation]] [[it:nation]] [[kk:nation]] [[hu:nation]] [[no:nation]] [[pl:nation]] [[ru:nation]] [[fi:nation]] [[ta:nation]] [[vi:nation]] [[zh:nation]] 11988 2006-11-09T17:23:29Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ja:nation]] {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[country]], a [[political]] [[entity]]. #: ''Mexico is a nation.'' #: ''The Canadian government is working with the Mohawk nation.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[country]] *[[state]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[League of Nations]] *[[national]] *[[nationalism]] *[[nationhood]] *[[nation-state]] *[[United Nations]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[dependency]] *[[fatherland]] *[[homeland]] *[[patriot]] *[[politics]] *[[sovereignty]] *[[territory]] [[de:nation]] [[et:nation]] [[el:nation]] [[en:nation]] [[fa:nation]] [[fr:nation]] [[ko:nation]] [[hy:nation]] [[io:nation]] [[it:nation]] [[kk:nation]] [[hu:nation]] [[ja:nation]] [[no:nation]] [[pl:nation]] [[ru:nation]] [[fi:nation]] [[ta:nation]] [[vi:nation]] [[zh:nation]] 13709 2006-12-12T19:15:25Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ku:nation]] {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[country]], a [[political]] [[entity]]. #: ''Mexico is a nation.'' #: ''The Canadian government is working with the Mohawk nation.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[country]] *[[state]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[League of Nations]] *[[national]] *[[nationalism]] *[[nationhood]] *[[nation-state]] *[[United Nations]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[dependency]] *[[fatherland]] *[[homeland]] *[[patriot]] *[[politics]] *[[sovereignty]] *[[territory]] [[de:nation]] [[et:nation]] [[el:nation]] [[en:nation]] [[fa:nation]] [[fr:nation]] [[ko:nation]] [[hy:nation]] [[io:nation]] [[it:nation]] [[kk:nation]] [[ku:nation]] [[hu:nation]] [[ja:nation]] [[no:nation]] [[pl:nation]] [[ru:nation]] [[fi:nation]] [[ta:nation]] [[vi:nation]] [[zh:nation]] 3573 10595 2006-10-09T07:46:33Z 68.39.174.238 Start work on this one An answer is the reply to a [[question]]. 10601 2006-10-09T08:35:30Z Cromwellt 61 formatted entry, added much more {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # An answer is the reply to a [[question]]. #: ''Give me an '''answer'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[response]] ==Verb== {{verb|answer|answers|answered|answering}} # To [[respond]]. #: He answers all my questions.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[respond]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[answered]] *[[unanswered]] *[[answering machine]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[phone]] *[[question]] *[[request]] [[en:answer]] 10641 2006-10-09T14:57:57Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, el, fa, fi, fr, gl, hu, hy, io, it, ja, kk, ko, pt, ta, uk, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # An answer is the reply to a [[question]]. #: ''Give me an '''answer'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[response]] ==Verb== {{verb|answer|answers|answered|answering}} # To [[respond]]. #: He answers all my questions.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[respond]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[answered]] *[[unanswered]] *[[answering machine]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[phone]] *[[question]] *[[request]] [[de:answer]] [[el:answer]] [[en:answer]] [[fa:answer]] [[fr:answer]] [[gl:answer]] [[ko:answer]] [[hy:answer]] [[io:answer]] [[it:answer]] [[kk:answer]] [[hu:answer]] [[ja:answer]] [[pt:answer]] [[fi:answer]] [[ta:answer]] [[vi:answer]] [[uk:answer]] [[zh:answer]] 11051 2006-10-14T19:43:50Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:answer]] {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # An answer is the reply to a [[question]]. #: ''Give me an '''answer'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[response]] ==Verb== {{verb|answer|answers|answered|answering}} # To [[respond]]. #: He answers all my questions.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[respond]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[answered]] *[[unanswered]] *[[answering machine]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[phone]] *[[question]] *[[request]] [[de:answer]] [[el:answer]] [[en:answer]] [[fa:answer]] [[fr:answer]] [[gl:answer]] [[ko:answer]] [[hy:answer]] [[io:answer]] [[it:answer]] [[kk:answer]] [[hu:answer]] [[ja:answer]] [[pt:answer]] [[ru:answer]] [[fi:answer]] [[ta:answer]] [[vi:answer]] [[uk:answer]] [[zh:answer]] 11109 2006-10-15T22:32:34Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[pl:answer]] {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # An answer is the reply to a [[question]]. #: ''Give me an '''answer'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[response]] ==Verb== {{verb|answer|answers|answered|answering}} # To [[respond]]. #: He answers all my questions.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[respond]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[answered]] *[[unanswered]] *[[answering machine]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[phone]] *[[question]] *[[request]] [[de:answer]] [[el:answer]] [[en:answer]] [[fa:answer]] [[fr:answer]] [[gl:answer]] [[ko:answer]] [[hy:answer]] [[io:answer]] [[it:answer]] [[kk:answer]] [[hu:answer]] [[ja:answer]] [[pl:answer]] [[pt:answer]] [[ru:answer]] [[fi:answer]] [[ta:answer]] [[vi:answer]] [[uk:answer]] [[zh:answer]] 12984 2006-11-29T13:18:24Z Coppertwig 139 changed words {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # An answer is something that someone says after another person asks (says) a [[question]]. #: ''The '''answer''' to your question is "no".'' #: Question: "How old are you?" #: '''Answer''': "I'm 12 years old." ===Synonyms=== *[[response]] ==Verb== {{verb|answer|answers|answered|answering}} # To [[respond]]. #: He answers all my questions.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[respond]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[answered]] *[[unanswered]] *[[answering machine]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[phone]] *[[question]] *[[request]] [[de:answer]] [[el:answer]] [[en:answer]] [[fa:answer]] [[fr:answer]] [[gl:answer]] [[ko:answer]] [[hy:answer]] [[io:answer]] [[it:answer]] [[kk:answer]] [[hu:answer]] [[ja:answer]] [[pl:answer]] [[pt:answer]] [[ru:answer]] [[fi:answer]] [[ta:answer]] [[vi:answer]] [[uk:answer]] [[zh:answer]] 13973 2006-12-20T07:51:16Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[tr:answer]] {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # An answer is something that someone says after another person asks (says) a [[question]]. #: ''The '''answer''' to your question is "no".'' #: Question: "How old are you?" #: '''Answer''': "I'm 12 years old." ===Synonyms=== *[[response]] ==Verb== {{verb|answer|answers|answered|answering}} # To [[respond]]. #: He answers all my questions.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[respond]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[answered]] *[[unanswered]] *[[answering machine]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[phone]] *[[question]] *[[request]] [[de:answer]] [[el:answer]] [[en:answer]] [[fa:answer]] [[fr:answer]] [[gl:answer]] [[ko:answer]] [[hy:answer]] [[io:answer]] [[it:answer]] [[kk:answer]] [[hu:answer]] [[ja:answer]] [[pl:answer]] [[pt:answer]] [[ru:answer]] [[fi:answer]] [[ta:answer]] [[vi:answer]] [[tr:answer]] [[uk:answer]] [[zh:answer]] 3574 10597 2006-10-09T08:02:06Z Cromwellt 61 created entry {{BE850}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|near|nearer|nearest}} # [[Close|close]]. #: ''The end is '''near'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[close]] ===Antonyms=== *[[remote]] *[[distant]] ===Adverb=== {{adverb}} # With a small distance between. #: ''She lives '''near''' me.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[close to]] *[[close by]] *[[by]] *[[next to]] ===Antonyms=== *[[far from]], [[far away from]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[nearby]] *[[near to]] *[[near and far]] ==Preposition== {{preposition}} # [[Close|close]] [[to]]. #: ''The house is '''near''' the beach.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[close to]] ===Antonyms=== *[[far from]] ==Verb== {{verb|near|nears|neared|nearing}} # To come close to, [[approach]]. #: ''We neared the beach.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[approach]] ===Antonyms=== *[[depart]] *[[distance]] *[[leave]] ===See also=== *[[proximity]] [[en:near]] 10871 2006-10-11T23:11:35Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: es, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, kk, sv, ta, uk, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|near|nearer|nearest}} # [[Close|close]]. #: ''The end is '''near'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[close]] ===Antonyms=== *[[remote]] *[[distant]] ===Adverb=== {{adverb}} # With a small distance between. #: ''She lives '''near''' me.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[close to]] *[[close by]] *[[by]] *[[next to]] ===Antonyms=== *[[far from]], [[far away from]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[nearby]] *[[near to]] *[[near and far]] ==Preposition== {{preposition}} # [[Close|close]] [[to]]. #: ''The house is '''near''' the beach.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[close to]] ===Antonyms=== *[[far from]] ==Verb== {{verb|near|nears|neared|nearing}} # To come close to, [[approach]]. #: ''We neared the beach.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[approach]] ===Antonyms=== *[[depart]] *[[distance]] *[[leave]] ===See also=== *[[proximity]] [[en:near]] [[es:near]] [[fr:near]] [[io:near]] [[it:near]] [[kk:near]] [[hu:near]] [[ja:near]] [[fi:near]] [[sv:near]] [[ta:near]] [[vi:near]] [[uk:near]] [[zh:near]] 13976 2006-12-20T09:04:52Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ku:near]], [[ru:near]] {{BE850}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|near|nearer|nearest}} # [[Close|close]]. #: ''The end is '''near'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[close]] ===Antonyms=== *[[remote]] *[[distant]] ===Adverb=== {{adverb}} # With a small distance between. #: ''She lives '''near''' me.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[close to]] *[[close by]] *[[by]] *[[next to]] ===Antonyms=== *[[far from]], [[far away from]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[nearby]] *[[near to]] *[[near and far]] ==Preposition== {{preposition}} # [[Close|close]] [[to]]. #: ''The house is '''near''' the beach.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[close to]] ===Antonyms=== *[[far from]] ==Verb== {{verb|near|nears|neared|nearing}} # To come close to, [[approach]]. #: ''We neared the beach.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[approach]] ===Antonyms=== *[[depart]] *[[distance]] *[[leave]] ===See also=== *[[proximity]] [[en:near]] [[es:near]] [[fr:near]] [[io:near]] [[it:near]] [[kk:near]] [[ku:near]] [[hu:near]] [[ja:near]] [[ru:near]] [[fi:near]] [[sv:near]] [[ta:near]] [[vi:near]] [[uk:near]] [[zh:near]] 14107 2006-12-21T01:47:08Z Brett 77 /* Verb */ {{BE850}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|near|nearer|nearest}} # [[Close|close]]. #: ''The end is '''near'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[close]] ===Antonyms=== *[[remote]] *[[distant]] ===Adverb=== {{adverb}} # With a small distance between. #: ''She lives '''near''' me.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[close to]] *[[close by]] *[[by]] *[[next to]] ===Antonyms=== *[[far from]], [[far away from]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[nearby]] *[[near to]] *[[near and far]] ==Preposition== {{preposition}} # [[Close|close]] [[to]]. #: ''The house is '''near''' the beach.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[close to]] ===Antonyms=== *[[far from]] ==Verb== {{verb|near|nears|neared|nearing}} # To come close to, [[approach]]. #: ''We '''neared''' the beach.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[approach]] ===Antonyms=== *[[depart]] *[[distance]] *[[leave]] ===See also=== *[[proximity]] [[en:near]] [[es:near]] [[fr:near]] [[io:near]] [[it:near]] [[kk:near]] [[ku:near]] [[hu:near]] [[ja:near]] [[ru:near]] [[fi:near]] [[sv:near]] [[ta:near]] [[vi:near]] [[uk:near]] [[zh:near]] 3575 10598 2006-10-09T08:11:52Z Cromwellt 61 created entry {{BE850}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|poor|poorer|poorest}} # Without money; not rich. #: ''He is very '''poor'''.'' # Low in quality. #: ''The painting was a '''poor''' job.'' # [[unfortunate|Unfortunate]]. #: ''Tom is all alone. '''Poor''' Tom!'' # [[humble|Humble]]. #: ''Edward is only a '''poor''' man.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''without money'') [[penniless]], [[broke]], [[needy]], [[destitute]], [[hard-up]], [[poverty-stricken]], [[impoverished]] *(''low in quality'') [[bad]], [[inferior]], [[mediocre]], [[inadequate]], [[weak]], [[low-quality]] *(''unfortunate'') [[unfortunate]], [[deprived]], [[underprivileged]], [[pitiable]] *(''humble'') [[humble]], [[insignificant]], [[lowly]], [[modest]] ===Antonyms=== *(''without money'') [[rich]], [[wealthy]], [[well-off]], [[well-to-do]] *(''low in quality'') [[high-quality]], [[superior]], [[excellent]], [[superb]], [[very good]] *(''unfortunate'') [[fortunate]], [[privileged]], [[successful]] *(''humble'') [[noble]], [[significant]], [[high]], [[arrogant]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[dirt poor]] *[[for richer or poorer]] *[[poor in spirit]] *[[poorly]] *[[poorness]] *[[rich and poor]] ===See also=== *[[caste]] *[[class]] *[[money]] *[[privilege]] *[[wealth]] *[[white trash]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # People who are poor; in the [[phrase]] “the poor.” #: ''This work is to help the '''poor'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[destitute]] *[[needy]] *[[underprivileged]] ===Antonyms=== *[[privileged]] *[[rich]] *[[wealthy]] *[[well-to-do]] [[en:poor]] 11000 2006-10-14T02:45:46Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, kk, nds, pt, sr, ta, uk, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|poor|poorer|poorest}} # Without money; not rich. #: ''He is very '''poor'''.'' # Low in quality. #: ''The painting was a '''poor''' job.'' # [[unfortunate|Unfortunate]]. #: ''Tom is all alone. '''Poor''' Tom!'' # [[humble|Humble]]. #: ''Edward is only a '''poor''' man.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''without money'') [[penniless]], [[broke]], [[needy]], [[destitute]], [[hard-up]], [[poverty-stricken]], [[impoverished]] *(''low in quality'') [[bad]], [[inferior]], [[mediocre]], [[inadequate]], [[weak]], [[low-quality]] *(''unfortunate'') [[unfortunate]], [[deprived]], [[underprivileged]], [[pitiable]] *(''humble'') [[humble]], [[insignificant]], [[lowly]], [[modest]] ===Antonyms=== *(''without money'') [[rich]], [[wealthy]], [[well-off]], [[well-to-do]] *(''low in quality'') [[high-quality]], [[superior]], [[excellent]], [[superb]], [[very good]] *(''unfortunate'') [[fortunate]], [[privileged]], [[successful]] *(''humble'') [[noble]], [[significant]], [[high]], [[arrogant]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[dirt poor]] *[[for richer or poorer]] *[[poor in spirit]] *[[poorly]] *[[poorness]] *[[rich and poor]] ===See also=== *[[caste]] *[[class]] *[[money]] *[[privilege]] *[[wealth]] *[[white trash]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # People who are poor; in the [[phrase]] “the poor.” #: ''This work is to help the '''poor'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[destitute]] *[[needy]] *[[underprivileged]] ===Antonyms=== *[[privileged]] *[[rich]] *[[wealthy]] *[[well-to-do]] [[en:poor]] [[fr:poor]] [[io:poor]] [[it:poor]] [[kk:poor]] [[hu:poor]] [[ja:poor]] [[nds:poor]] [[pt:poor]] [[sr:poor]] [[fi:poor]] [[ta:poor]] [[vi:poor]] [[uk:poor]] [[zh:poor]] 14158 2006-12-21T08:29:29Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ku:poor]] {{BE850}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|poor|poorer|poorest}} # Without money; not rich. #: ''He is very '''poor'''.'' # Low in quality. #: ''The painting was a '''poor''' job.'' # [[unfortunate|Unfortunate]]. #: ''Tom is all alone. '''Poor''' Tom!'' # [[humble|Humble]]. #: ''Edward is only a '''poor''' man.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''without money'') [[penniless]], [[broke]], [[needy]], [[destitute]], [[hard-up]], [[poverty-stricken]], [[impoverished]] *(''low in quality'') [[bad]], [[inferior]], [[mediocre]], [[inadequate]], [[weak]], [[low-quality]] *(''unfortunate'') [[unfortunate]], [[deprived]], [[underprivileged]], [[pitiable]] *(''humble'') [[humble]], [[insignificant]], [[lowly]], [[modest]] ===Antonyms=== *(''without money'') [[rich]], [[wealthy]], [[well-off]], [[well-to-do]] *(''low in quality'') [[high-quality]], [[superior]], [[excellent]], [[superb]], [[very good]] *(''unfortunate'') [[fortunate]], [[privileged]], [[successful]] *(''humble'') [[noble]], [[significant]], [[high]], [[arrogant]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[dirt poor]] *[[for richer or poorer]] *[[poor in spirit]] *[[poorly]] *[[poorness]] *[[rich and poor]] ===See also=== *[[caste]] *[[class]] *[[money]] *[[privilege]] *[[wealth]] *[[white trash]] ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # People who are poor; in the [[phrase]] “the poor.” #: ''This work is to help the '''poor'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[destitute]] *[[needy]] *[[underprivileged]] ===Antonyms=== *[[privileged]] *[[rich]] *[[wealthy]] *[[well-to-do]] [[en:poor]] [[fr:poor]] [[io:poor]] [[it:poor]] [[kk:poor]] [[ku:poor]] [[hu:poor]] [[ja:poor]] [[nds:poor]] [[pt:poor]] [[sr:poor]] [[fi:poor]] [[ta:poor]] [[vi:poor]] [[uk:poor]] [[zh:poor]] 3576 10599 2006-10-09T08:18:05Z Cromwellt 61 created entry {{BE850}} ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # Able to be [[done]]; [[doable]]; not [[impossible]]. #: ''Life on other planets is possible.'' # [[acceptable|Acceptable]]. #: ''Zero is one possible solution.'' # [[likely|Likely]]. #: ''Is that possible?'' ===Synonyms=== *(''able to be done'') [[doable]], [[not impossible]], [[feasible]], [[viable]] *(''acceptable'') [[acceptable]], [[viable]] *(''likely'') [[likely]], [[probable]], [[potential]], [[promising]], [[plausible]] ===Antonyms=== *(''able to be done'') [[undoable]], [[impossible]], [[not possible]], [[unfeasible]], [[unviable]] *(''acceptable'') [[unacceptable]], [[unviable]] *('likely'') [[unlikely]], [[improbable]], [[unpromising]], [[implausible]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[impossible]] *[[possibly]] *[[possibility]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[plausible]] *[[likely]] *[[certain]] ===See also=== *[[probability]] *[[ability]] *[[likelihood]] *[[speculation]] [[en:possible]] 10999 2006-10-14T02:26:34Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, es, et, fi, fr, hu, id, io, it, kk, ru, ta, vi {{BE850}} ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # Able to be [[done]]; [[doable]]; not [[impossible]]. #: ''Life on other planets is possible.'' # [[acceptable|Acceptable]]. #: ''Zero is one possible solution.'' # [[likely|Likely]]. #: ''Is that possible?'' ===Synonyms=== *(''able to be done'') [[doable]], [[not impossible]], [[feasible]], [[viable]] *(''acceptable'') [[acceptable]], [[viable]] *(''likely'') [[likely]], [[probable]], [[potential]], [[promising]], [[plausible]] ===Antonyms=== *(''able to be done'') [[undoable]], [[impossible]], [[not possible]], [[unfeasible]], [[unviable]] *(''acceptable'') [[unacceptable]], [[unviable]] *('likely'') [[unlikely]], [[improbable]], [[unpromising]], [[implausible]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[impossible]] *[[possibly]] *[[possibility]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[plausible]] *[[likely]] *[[certain]] ===See also=== *[[probability]] *[[ability]] *[[likelihood]] *[[speculation]] [[de:possible]] [[et:possible]] [[en:possible]] [[es:possible]] [[fr:possible]] [[io:possible]] [[id:possible]] [[it:possible]] [[kk:possible]] [[hu:possible]] [[ru:possible]] [[fi:possible]] [[ta:possible]] [[vi:possible]] 14124 2006-12-21T02:06:12Z Brett 77 formatting {{BE850}} ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # Able to be [[done]]; [[doable]]; not [[impossible]]. #: ''Life on other planets is '''possible'''.'' # [[acceptable|Acceptable]]. #: ''Zero is one '''possible''' solution.'' # [[likely|Likely]]. #: ''Is that '''possible'''?'' ===Synonyms=== *(''able to be done'') [[doable]], [[not impossible]], [[feasible]], [[viable]] *(''acceptable'') [[acceptable]], [[viable]] *(''likely'') [[likely]], [[probable]], [[potential]], [[promising]], [[plausible]] ===Antonyms=== *(''able to be done'') [[undoable]], [[impossible]], [[not possible]], [[unfeasible]], [[unviable]] *(''acceptable'') [[unacceptable]], [[unviable]] *('likely'') [[unlikely]], [[improbable]], [[unpromising]], [[implausible]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[impossible]] *[[possibly]] *[[possibility]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[plausible]] *[[likely]] *[[certain]] ===See also=== *[[probability]] *[[ability]] *[[likelihood]] *[[speculation]] [[de:possible]] [[et:possible]] [[en:possible]] [[es:possible]] [[fr:possible]] [[io:possible]] [[id:possible]] [[it:possible]] [[kk:possible]] [[hu:possible]] [[ru:possible]] [[fi:possible]] [[ta:possible]] [[vi:possible]] 3577 10602 2006-10-09T08:36:14Z Cromwellt 61 {{anon}} {{anon}} Feel free to contact me on my [[User talk:Cromwellt|talk page]] for help. --[[User:Cromwellt|Cromwellt]]|[[User talk:Cromwellt|talk]]|[[Special:Contributions/Cromwellt|contribs]] 08:36, 9 October 2006 (UTC) 3578 10603 2006-10-09T08:49:11Z Cromwellt 61 created entry {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[set]] of [[beliefs]]. #: ''He doesn’t have a religion.'' # An [[organize]]d group of [[believer]]s. #: ''Muslims are a religion.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''set of beliefs'') [[belief]], [[faith]], [[creed]], [[religious conviction]] *(''organized group'') [[denomination]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[religious]] *[[spirituality]] *[[theology]] ===See also=== *[[agnosticism]] *[[atheism]] *[[cult]] *[[science]] *[[sect]] {{religions}} ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # Related to religion. #: ''He took a religion class.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[religious]] *[[spiritual]] *[[theological]] *[[theology]] ===Antonyms=== *[[secular]] ===See also=== *[[philosophy]] [[en:religion]] 10727 2006-10-10T12:20:41Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[set]] of [[beliefs]] about a [[god]] or gods. #: ''He doesn’t have a religion.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''set of beliefs'') [[belief]], [[faith]], [[creed]], [[religious conviction]] *(''organized group'') [[denomination]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[religious]] *[[spirituality]] *[[theology]] ===See also=== *[[agnosticism]] *[[atheism]] *[[cult]] *[[science]] *[[sect]] {{religions}} ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # Related to religion. #: ''He took a religion class.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[religious]] *[[spiritual]] *[[theological]] *[[theology]] ===Antonyms=== *[[secular]] ===See also=== *[[philosophy]] [[en:religion]] 10787 2006-10-11T00:26:37Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, el, et, fa, fi, fr, hu, hy, io, it, kk, ko, pl, pt, ta, uk, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[set]] of [[beliefs]] about a [[god]] or gods. #: ''He doesn’t have a religion.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''set of beliefs'') [[belief]], [[faith]], [[creed]], [[religious conviction]] *(''organized group'') [[denomination]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[religious]] *[[spirituality]] *[[theology]] ===See also=== *[[agnosticism]] *[[atheism]] *[[cult]] *[[science]] *[[sect]] {{religions}} ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # Related to religion. #: ''He took a religion class.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[religious]] *[[spiritual]] *[[theological]] *[[theology]] ===Antonyms=== *[[secular]] ===See also=== *[[philosophy]] [[de:religion]] [[et:religion]] [[el:religion]] [[en:religion]] [[fa:religion]] [[fr:religion]] [[ko:religion]] [[hy:religion]] [[io:religion]] [[it:religion]] [[kk:religion]] [[hu:religion]] [[pl:religion]] [[pt:religion]] [[fi:religion]] [[ta:religion]] [[vi:religion]] [[uk:religion]] [[zh:religion]] 11655 2006-10-30T19:00:48Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:religion]] {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[set]] of [[beliefs]] about a [[god]] or gods. #: ''He doesn’t have a religion.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''set of beliefs'') [[belief]], [[faith]], [[creed]], [[religious conviction]] *(''organized group'') [[denomination]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[religious]] *[[spirituality]] *[[theology]] ===See also=== *[[agnosticism]] *[[atheism]] *[[cult]] *[[science]] *[[sect]] {{religions}} ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # Related to religion. #: ''He took a religion class.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[religious]] *[[spiritual]] *[[theological]] *[[theology]] ===Antonyms=== *[[secular]] ===See also=== *[[philosophy]] [[de:religion]] [[et:religion]] [[el:religion]] [[en:religion]] [[fa:religion]] [[fr:religion]] [[ko:religion]] [[hy:religion]] [[io:religion]] [[it:religion]] [[kk:religion]] [[hu:religion]] [[pl:religion]] [[pt:religion]] [[ru:religion]] [[fi:religion]] [[ta:religion]] [[vi:religion]] [[uk:religion]] [[zh:religion]] 11739 2006-11-03T19:47:06Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[sv:religion]] {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[set]] of [[beliefs]] about a [[god]] or gods. #: ''He doesn’t have a religion.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''set of beliefs'') [[belief]], [[faith]], [[creed]], [[religious conviction]] *(''organized group'') [[denomination]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[religious]] *[[spirituality]] *[[theology]] ===See also=== *[[agnosticism]] *[[atheism]] *[[cult]] *[[science]] *[[sect]] {{religions}} ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # Related to religion. #: ''He took a religion class.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[religious]] *[[spiritual]] *[[theological]] *[[theology]] ===Antonyms=== *[[secular]] ===See also=== *[[philosophy]] [[de:religion]] [[et:religion]] [[el:religion]] [[en:religion]] [[fa:religion]] [[fr:religion]] [[ko:religion]] [[hy:religion]] [[io:religion]] [[it:religion]] [[kk:religion]] [[hu:religion]] [[pl:religion]] [[pt:religion]] [[ru:religion]] [[fi:religion]] [[sv:religion]] [[ta:religion]] [[vi:religion]] [[uk:religion]] [[zh:religion]] 12719 2006-11-26T15:41:26Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ja:religion]] {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[set]] of [[beliefs]] about a [[god]] or gods. #: ''He doesn’t have a religion.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''set of beliefs'') [[belief]], [[faith]], [[creed]], [[religious conviction]] *(''organized group'') [[denomination]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[religious]] *[[spirituality]] *[[theology]] ===See also=== *[[agnosticism]] *[[atheism]] *[[cult]] *[[science]] *[[sect]] {{religions}} ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # Related to religion. #: ''He took a religion class.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[religious]] *[[spiritual]] *[[theological]] *[[theology]] ===Antonyms=== *[[secular]] ===See also=== *[[philosophy]] [[de:religion]] [[et:religion]] [[el:religion]] [[en:religion]] [[fa:religion]] [[fr:religion]] [[ko:religion]] [[hy:religion]] [[io:religion]] [[it:religion]] [[kk:religion]] [[hu:religion]] [[ja:religion]] [[pl:religion]] [[pt:religion]] [[ru:religion]] [[fi:religion]] [[sv:religion]] [[ta:religion]] [[vi:religion]] [[uk:religion]] [[zh:religion]] 3579 10604 2006-10-09T08:54:43Z Cromwellt 61 created entry {{BE850}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|regular|more regular|most regular}} # [[normal|Normal]], [[average]]. #: ''He is a regular guy.'' # [[plain|Plain]], [[unflavored]]. #: ''I don’t like regular flavor.'' # [[repeat|Repeat]]ed [[frequently]]. #: ''She is a regular customer.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''normal'') [[normal]], [[average]], [[usual]], [[standard]], [[ordinary]], [[customary]], [[habitual]] *(''plain'') [[plain]], [[unflavored]] ===Antonyms=== *(''normal'') [[irregular]], [[unusual]], [[exceptional]] *(''plain'') [[flavoured]] or [[flavored]], [[tasty]], [[savory]] or [[savoury]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[irregular]] *[[regularity]] *[[regularly]] *[[regular Joe]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[regulate]] *[[regulation]] *[[regulator]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A person who comes [[often]]. #: ''He is a regular.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[regular customer]] [[en:regular]] 11009 2006-10-14T05:16:36Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: fi, fr, gl, hu, io, it, pt, ta, vi {{BE850}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|regular|more regular|most regular}} # [[normal|Normal]], [[average]]. #: ''He is a regular guy.'' # [[plain|Plain]], [[unflavored]]. #: ''I don’t like regular flavor.'' # [[repeat|Repeat]]ed [[frequently]]. #: ''She is a regular customer.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''normal'') [[normal]], [[average]], [[usual]], [[standard]], [[ordinary]], [[customary]], [[habitual]] *(''plain'') [[plain]], [[unflavored]] ===Antonyms=== *(''normal'') [[irregular]], [[unusual]], [[exceptional]] *(''plain'') [[flavoured]] or [[flavored]], [[tasty]], [[savory]] or [[savoury]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[irregular]] *[[regularity]] *[[regularly]] *[[regular Joe]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[regulate]] *[[regulation]] *[[regulator]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A person who comes [[often]]. #: ''He is a regular.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[regular customer]] [[en:regular]] [[fr:regular]] [[gl:regular]] [[io:regular]] [[it:regular]] [[hu:regular]] [[pt:regular]] [[fi:regular]] [[ta:regular]] [[vi:regular]] 11731 2006-11-03T18:51:46Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:regular]] {{BE850}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|regular|more regular|most regular}} # [[normal|Normal]], [[average]]. #: ''He is a regular guy.'' # [[plain|Plain]], [[unflavored]]. #: ''I don’t like regular flavor.'' # [[repeat|Repeat]]ed [[frequently]]. #: ''She is a regular customer.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''normal'') [[normal]], [[average]], [[usual]], [[standard]], [[ordinary]], [[customary]], [[habitual]] *(''plain'') [[plain]], [[unflavored]] ===Antonyms=== *(''normal'') [[irregular]], [[unusual]], [[exceptional]] *(''plain'') [[flavoured]] or [[flavored]], [[tasty]], [[savory]] or [[savoury]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[irregular]] *[[regularity]] *[[regularly]] *[[regular Joe]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[regulate]] *[[regulation]] *[[regulator]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A person who comes [[often]]. #: ''He is a regular.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[regular customer]] [[en:regular]] [[fr:regular]] [[gl:regular]] [[io:regular]] [[it:regular]] [[hu:regular]] [[pt:regular]] [[ru:regular]] [[fi:regular]] [[ta:regular]] [[vi:regular]] 12126 2006-11-10T20:55:14Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ca:regular]] {{BE850}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|regular|more regular|most regular}} # [[normal|Normal]], [[average]]. #: ''He is a regular guy.'' # [[plain|Plain]], [[unflavored]]. #: ''I don’t like regular flavor.'' # [[repeat|Repeat]]ed [[frequently]]. #: ''She is a regular customer.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''normal'') [[normal]], [[average]], [[usual]], [[standard]], [[ordinary]], [[customary]], [[habitual]] *(''plain'') [[plain]], [[unflavored]] ===Antonyms=== *(''normal'') [[irregular]], [[unusual]], [[exceptional]] *(''plain'') [[flavoured]] or [[flavored]], [[tasty]], [[savory]] or [[savoury]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[irregular]] *[[regularity]] *[[regularly]] *[[regular Joe]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[regulate]] *[[regulation]] *[[regulator]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A person who comes [[often]]. #: ''He is a regular.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[regular customer]] [[ca:regular]] [[en:regular]] [[fr:regular]] [[gl:regular]] [[io:regular]] [[it:regular]] [[hu:regular]] [[pt:regular]] [[ru:regular]] [[fi:regular]] [[ta:regular]] [[vi:regular]] 13332 2006-12-04T22:56:27Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[id:regular]] {{BE850}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|regular|more regular|most regular}} # [[normal|Normal]], [[average]]. #: ''He is a regular guy.'' # [[plain|Plain]], [[unflavored]]. #: ''I don’t like regular flavor.'' # [[repeat|Repeat]]ed [[frequently]]. #: ''She is a regular customer.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''normal'') [[normal]], [[average]], [[usual]], [[standard]], [[ordinary]], [[customary]], [[habitual]] *(''plain'') [[plain]], [[unflavored]] ===Antonyms=== *(''normal'') [[irregular]], [[unusual]], [[exceptional]] *(''plain'') [[flavoured]] or [[flavored]], [[tasty]], [[savory]] or [[savoury]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[irregular]] *[[regularity]] *[[regularly]] *[[regular Joe]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[regulate]] *[[regulation]] *[[regulator]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A person who comes [[often]]. #: ''He is a regular.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[regular customer]] [[ca:regular]] [[en:regular]] [[fr:regular]] [[gl:regular]] [[io:regular]] [[id:regular]] [[it:regular]] [[hu:regular]] [[pt:regular]] [[ru:regular]] [[fi:regular]] [[ta:regular]] [[vi:regular]] 3580 10605 2006-10-09T09:02:04Z Cromwellt 61 created entry {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[tube]]; a round, hollow [[piece]] of metal, [[plastic]], or wood. #: ''I will fix the pipe.'' # A [[music]]al [[instrument]] made of a pipe; a [[flute]]. #: ''He plays the pipe.'' # A tube used for [[smoking]]. #: ''He smokes a pipe.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''tube'') [[tube]], [[conduit]], [[pipeline]], [[duct]], [[line]] *(''musical instrument'') [[flute]], [[whistle]], [[panpipe]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[hornpipe]] *[[panpipe]] *[[pipeline]] *[[piper]] *[[pipes]] *[[pipette]] *[[piping]] *[[piping hot]] *[[sewer pipe]] ===See also=== *[[plumbing]] *[[woodwinds]] *[[smoke]] ==Verb== {{verb|pipe|pipes|piped|piping}} # To move using a pipe. #: ''He pipes the oil to his house.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[lay pipe]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[piping]] [[en:pipe]] 10995 2006-10-14T01:48:28Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, el, fa, fi, fr, hu, id, io, it, kk, ta, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[tube]]; a round, hollow [[piece]] of metal, [[plastic]], or wood. #: ''I will fix the pipe.'' # A [[music]]al [[instrument]] made of a pipe; a [[flute]]. #: ''He plays the pipe.'' # A tube used for [[smoking]]. #: ''He smokes a pipe.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''tube'') [[tube]], [[conduit]], [[pipeline]], [[duct]], [[line]] *(''musical instrument'') [[flute]], [[whistle]], [[panpipe]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[hornpipe]] *[[panpipe]] *[[pipeline]] *[[piper]] *[[pipes]] *[[pipette]] *[[piping]] *[[piping hot]] *[[sewer pipe]] ===See also=== *[[plumbing]] *[[woodwinds]] *[[smoke]] ==Verb== {{verb|pipe|pipes|piped|piping}} # To move using a pipe. #: ''He pipes the oil to his house.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[lay pipe]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[piping]] [[de:pipe]] [[el:pipe]] [[en:pipe]] [[fa:pipe]] [[fr:pipe]] [[io:pipe]] [[id:pipe]] [[it:pipe]] [[kk:pipe]] [[hu:pipe]] [[fi:pipe]] [[ta:pipe]] [[vi:pipe]] [[zh:pipe]] 11332 2006-10-18T21:16:53Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:pipe]] {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[tube]]; a round, hollow [[piece]] of metal, [[plastic]], or wood. #: ''I will fix the pipe.'' # A [[music]]al [[instrument]] made of a pipe; a [[flute]]. #: ''He plays the pipe.'' # A tube used for [[smoking]]. #: ''He smokes a pipe.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''tube'') [[tube]], [[conduit]], [[pipeline]], [[duct]], [[line]] *(''musical instrument'') [[flute]], [[whistle]], [[panpipe]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[hornpipe]] *[[panpipe]] *[[pipeline]] *[[piper]] *[[pipes]] *[[pipette]] *[[piping]] *[[piping hot]] *[[sewer pipe]] ===See also=== *[[plumbing]] *[[woodwinds]] *[[smoke]] ==Verb== {{verb|pipe|pipes|piped|piping}} # To move using a pipe. #: ''He pipes the oil to his house.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[lay pipe]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[piping]] [[de:pipe]] [[el:pipe]] [[en:pipe]] [[fa:pipe]] [[fr:pipe]] [[io:pipe]] [[id:pipe]] [[it:pipe]] [[kk:pipe]] [[hu:pipe]] [[ru:pipe]] [[fi:pipe]] [[ta:pipe]] [[vi:pipe]] [[zh:pipe]] 3581 10607 2006-10-09T09:05:04Z Cromwellt 61 created entry {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[petition]]. #: ''He made a request.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[petition]] *[[appeal]] *[[call]] *[[supplication]] *[[application]] ==Verb== {{verb|request|requests|requested|requesting}} # To [[ask for]] something. #: ''He requested your presence.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[ask for]] *[[demand]] *[[call for]] *[[petition]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[ask]] *[[beg]] *[[plead]] *[[pray]] *[[need]] *[[want]] [[en:request]] 10728 2006-10-10T12:24:16Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # If you make a '''request''', you ask somebody to do something or to give you something. #: ''He '''requested''' that we be quiet until he's finished studying.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[petition]] *[[appeal]] *[[call]] *[[supplication]] *[[application]] ==Verb== {{verb|request|requests|requested|requesting}} # To [[ask for]] something. #: ''He requested your presence.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[ask for]] *[[demand]] *[[call for]] *[[petition]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[ask]] *[[beg]] *[[plead]] *[[pray]] *[[need]] *[[want]] [[en:request]] 10729 2006-10-10T12:24:57Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # If you make a '''request''', you ask somebody to do something or to give you something. #: ''We didn't hear his '''request''' that we be quiet.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[petition]] *[[appeal]] *[[call]] *[[supplication]] *[[application]] ==Verb== {{verb|request|requests|requested|requesting}} # To [[ask for]] something. #: ''He requested your presence.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[ask for]] *[[demand]] *[[call for]] *[[petition]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[ask]] *[[beg]] *[[plead]] *[[pray]] *[[need]] *[[want]] [[en:request]] 11007 2006-10-14T05:12:36Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: fi, fr, hu, io, it, kk, pt, ru, ta, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # If you make a '''request''', you ask somebody to do something or to give you something. #: ''We didn't hear his '''request''' that we be quiet.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[petition]] *[[appeal]] *[[call]] *[[supplication]] *[[application]] ==Verb== {{verb|request|requests|requested|requesting}} # To [[ask for]] something. #: ''He requested your presence.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[ask for]] *[[demand]] *[[call for]] *[[petition]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[ask]] *[[beg]] *[[plead]] *[[pray]] *[[need]] *[[want]] [[en:request]] [[fr:request]] [[io:request]] [[it:request]] [[kk:request]] [[hu:request]] [[pt:request]] [[ru:request]] [[fi:request]] [[ta:request]] [[vi:request]] [[zh:request]] 3582 10660 2006-10-09T20:29:03Z Cromwellt 61 created entry {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[pause]] or [[break]]. #: ''You need to take a '''rest'''.'' [[Image:music rests.png|thumb|Musical rests]] # (''music'') A [[mark]] in [[music]] showing [[count]]s that are not played. #: ''That quarter-note is followed by three '''rests'''.'' # [[remainder|Remainder]], what is [[leave|left]]. #: ''I will take the '''rest''' of the money.'' {{mass noun}} # [[sleep|Sleep]]. #: ''You need '''rest'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''pause'') [[pause]], [[break]], [[recess]], [[hiatus]], [[respite]], [[breather]], [[time-out]], [[time off]] *(''remainder'') [[remainder]], [[remnant]], [[leftovers]], [[remains]], [[residue]], [[balance]], [[surplus]] *(''sleep'') [[sleep]], [[R and R]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[restful]] *[[rest home]] ==Verb== {{verb|rest|rests|rested|resting}} # To take a break. #: ''He '''rested''' for five minutes.'' # To be [[locate]]d somewhere. #: ''The statue '''rests''' on the mantle.'' # To [[place]] something in a place. #: ''He '''rested''' his foot on the stair.'' # To [[sleep]]. #: ''The baby is '''resting'''.'' # To be [[dead]]. #: '''''Rest''' in peace.'' #: ''She is '''resting''' in Jesus.'' #: ''Karen '''rests''' in a tomb.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''take a break'') [[relax]], [[take it easy]], [[put your feet up]] *(''be located'') [[lie]], [[lean]] *(''place'') [[place]], [[put]], [[support]], [[set]] *(''sleep'') [[sleep]] *(''be dead'') [[rest in peace]], [[rest in Jesus]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[rest up]] *[[arrest]] ===See also=== *[[relaxation]] [[en:rest]] 11010 2006-10-14T05:33:02Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: fa, fi, fr, hu, id, io, it, pl, ru, scn, sv, ta, vi {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[pause]] or [[break]]. #: ''You need to take a '''rest'''.'' [[Image:music rests.png|thumb|Musical rests]] # (''music'') A [[mark]] in [[music]] showing [[count]]s that are not played. #: ''That quarter-note is followed by three '''rests'''.'' # [[remainder|Remainder]], what is [[leave|left]]. #: ''I will take the '''rest''' of the money.'' {{mass noun}} # [[sleep|Sleep]]. #: ''You need '''rest'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''pause'') [[pause]], [[break]], [[recess]], [[hiatus]], [[respite]], [[breather]], [[time-out]], [[time off]] *(''remainder'') [[remainder]], [[remnant]], [[leftovers]], [[remains]], [[residue]], [[balance]], [[surplus]] *(''sleep'') [[sleep]], [[R and R]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[restful]] *[[rest home]] ==Verb== {{verb|rest|rests|rested|resting}} # To take a break. #: ''He '''rested''' for five minutes.'' # To be [[locate]]d somewhere. #: ''The statue '''rests''' on the mantle.'' # To [[place]] something in a place. #: ''He '''rested''' his foot on the stair.'' # To [[sleep]]. #: ''The baby is '''resting'''.'' # To be [[dead]]. #: '''''Rest''' in peace.'' #: ''She is '''resting''' in Jesus.'' #: ''Karen '''rests''' in a tomb.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''take a break'') [[relax]], [[take it easy]], [[put your feet up]] *(''be located'') [[lie]], [[lean]] *(''place'') [[place]], [[put]], [[support]], [[set]] *(''sleep'') [[sleep]] *(''be dead'') [[rest in peace]], [[rest in Jesus]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[rest up]] *[[arrest]] ===See also=== *[[relaxation]] [[en:rest]] [[fa:rest]] [[fr:rest]] [[io:rest]] [[id:rest]] [[it:rest]] [[hu:rest]] [[pl:rest]] [[ru:rest]] [[scn:rest]] [[fi:rest]] [[sv:rest]] [[ta:rest]] [[vi:rest]] 3583 10661 2006-10-09T20:33:18Z Cromwellt 61 created entry ==Noun== {{noun}} # An act that is against the law. #: ''Murder is a '''crime'''.'' # A bad action. #: ''Letting that puppy die is a '''crime'''.'' {{mass noun}} # Acts against the law. #: ''New York has a lot of '''crime'''.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[criminal]] *[[criminology]] *[[commit crime]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[felony]] *[[illegal]] *[[justice]] *[[law]] *[[legal]] *[[misdemeanor]] ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # Related to crime. #: ''This city has a high '''crime''' rate.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[crime rate]] ===See also=== *[[Crimea]] [[en:crime]] 10662 2006-10-09T20:34:34Z Cromwellt 61 added BE850 tag {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # An act that is against the law. #: ''Murder is a '''crime'''.'' # A bad action. #: ''Letting that puppy die is a '''crime'''.'' {{mass noun}} # Acts against the law. #: ''New York has a lot of '''crime'''.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[criminal]] *[[criminology]] *[[commit crime]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[felony]] *[[illegal]] *[[justice]] *[[law]] *[[legal]] *[[misdemeanor]] ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # Related to crime. #: ''This city has a high '''crime''' rate.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[crime rate]] ===See also=== *[[Crimea]] [[en:crime]] 10730 2006-10-10T12:27:33Z Brett 77 Removed 'adjective' as it's simply the noun used as a modifier. {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # An act that is against the law. #: ''Murder is a '''crime'''.'' # A bad action. #: ''Letting that puppy die is a '''crime'''.'' {{mass noun}} # Acts against the law. #: ''New York has a lot of '''crime'''.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[criminal]] *[[criminology]] *[[commit crime]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[felony]] *[[illegal]] *[[justice]] *[[law]] *[[legal]] *[[misdemeanor]] [[en:crime]] 10799 2006-10-11T07:28:25Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ang, et, fa, fi, fr, hu, io, it, kk, pt, ta, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # An act that is against the law. #: ''Murder is a '''crime'''.'' # A bad action. #: ''Letting that puppy die is a '''crime'''.'' {{mass noun}} # Acts against the law. #: ''New York has a lot of '''crime'''.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[criminal]] *[[criminology]] *[[commit crime]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[felony]] *[[illegal]] *[[justice]] *[[law]] *[[legal]] *[[misdemeanor]] [[ang:crime]] [[et:crime]] [[en:crime]] [[fa:crime]] [[fr:crime]] [[io:crime]] [[it:crime]] [[kk:crime]] [[hu:crime]] [[pt:crime]] [[fi:crime]] [[ta:crime]] [[vi:crime]] [[zh:crime]] 11255 2006-10-18T03:17:47Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ja:crime]], [[ru:crime]] {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # An act that is against the law. #: ''Murder is a '''crime'''.'' # A bad action. #: ''Letting that puppy die is a '''crime'''.'' {{mass noun}} # Acts against the law. #: ''New York has a lot of '''crime'''.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[criminal]] *[[criminology]] *[[commit crime]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[felony]] *[[illegal]] *[[justice]] *[[law]] *[[legal]] *[[misdemeanor]] [[ang:crime]] [[et:crime]] [[en:crime]] [[fa:crime]] [[fr:crime]] [[io:crime]] [[it:crime]] [[kk:crime]] [[hu:crime]] [[ja:crime]] [[pt:crime]] [[ru:crime]] [[fi:crime]] [[ta:crime]] [[vi:crime]] [[zh:crime]] 12605 2006-11-25T10:08:07Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[hy:crime]] {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # An act that is against the law. #: ''Murder is a '''crime'''.'' # A bad action. #: ''Letting that puppy die is a '''crime'''.'' {{mass noun}} # Acts against the law. #: ''New York has a lot of '''crime'''.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[criminal]] *[[criminology]] *[[commit crime]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[felony]] *[[illegal]] *[[justice]] *[[law]] *[[legal]] *[[misdemeanor]] [[ang:crime]] [[et:crime]] [[en:crime]] [[fa:crime]] [[fr:crime]] [[hy:crime]] [[io:crime]] [[it:crime]] [[kk:crime]] [[hu:crime]] [[ja:crime]] [[pt:crime]] [[ru:crime]] [[fi:crime]] [[ta:crime]] [[vi:crime]] [[zh:crime]] 14234 2006-12-21T18:22:53Z Brett 77 {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # ({{countable}} & {{mass noun}}) An act that is against the [[law]]. #: ''Murder is a '''crime'''.'' # ({{countable}}) A bad action. #: ''Letting that puppy die is a '''crime'''.'' # ({{mass noun}}) Acts against the law. #: ''New York has a lot of '''crime'''.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[criminal]] *[[criminology]] *[[commit crime]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[felony]] *[[illegal]] *[[justice]] *[[law]] *[[legal]] *[[misdemeanor]] [[ang:crime]] [[et:crime]] [[en:crime]] [[fa:crime]] [[fr:crime]] [[hy:crime]] [[io:crime]] [[it:crime]] [[kk:crime]] [[hu:crime]] [[ja:crime]] [[pt:crime]] [[ru:crime]] [[fi:crime]] [[ta:crime]] [[vi:crime]] [[zh:crime]] 14235 2006-12-21T18:23:18Z Brett 77 {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # ({{countable}} & {{mass noun}}) An act that is against the [[law]]. #: ''Murder is a '''crime'''.'' #: ''New York has a lot of '''crime'''.'' # ({{countable}}) A bad action. #: ''Letting that puppy die is a '''crime'''.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[criminal]] *[[criminology]] *[[commit crime]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[felony]] *[[illegal]] *[[justice]] *[[law]] *[[legal]] *[[misdemeanor]] [[ang:crime]] [[et:crime]] [[en:crime]] [[fa:crime]] [[fr:crime]] [[hy:crime]] [[io:crime]] [[it:crime]] [[kk:crime]] [[hu:crime]] [[ja:crime]] [[pt:crime]] [[ru:crime]] [[fi:crime]] [[ta:crime]] [[vi:crime]] [[zh:crime]] 3584 10665 2006-10-09T20:51:30Z Cromwellt 61 created entry {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A long, thin rope or wire. #: ''She tied the package with a '''cord'''.'' #: ''Plug this '''cord''' into the outlet.'' # A measure of [[firewood]]. #: ''He can chop two '''cords''' each day.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''thin rope'') [[rope]], [[string]], [[twine]], [[wire]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[corded]] *[[corduroy]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[coil]] ===See also=== *[[accord]] *[[chord]] *[[discord]] *[[record]] [[en:cord]] 10790 2006-10-11T00:50:15Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: fa, fi, fr, hu, hy, io, it, kk, ku, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A long, thin rope or wire. #: ''She tied the package with a '''cord'''.'' #: ''Plug this '''cord''' into the outlet.'' # A measure of [[firewood]]. #: ''He can chop two '''cords''' each day.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''thin rope'') [[rope]], [[string]], [[twine]], [[wire]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[corded]] *[[corduroy]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[coil]] ===See also=== *[[accord]] *[[chord]] *[[discord]] *[[record]] [[en:cord]] [[fa:cord]] [[fr:cord]] [[hy:cord]] [[io:cord]] [[it:cord]] [[kk:cord]] [[ku:cord]] [[hu:cord]] [[fi:cord]] [[vi:cord]] [[zh:cord]] 3585 10670 2006-10-09T21:50:38Z Cromwellt 61 created entry {{BE850}} ==Noun== [[Image:leaf.png|thumb|A plant leaf]] {{noun|leaf|leaves}} # A big, flat part of a plant, often green. #: ''The '''leaves''' turn red and yellow in the fall.'' # The front and back of a page in a book. #: ''I study the '''leaves''' of the book carefully.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[flyleaf]] *[[leaflet]] *[[leafy]] *[[overleaf]] ==Verb== {{verb|leaf|leafs|leaved|leafing}} # To look through quickly, [[browse]]. #: ''She '''leafed''' through the book.'' # To produce leaves. #: ''The trees '''leafed''' in early spring.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''look through'') [[browse]], [[search]], [[skim]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[book]] ===See also=== *[[produce]] [[en:leaf]] 10732 2006-10-10T12:30:20Z Brett 77 /* Verb */ {{BE850}} ==Noun== [[Image:leaf.png|thumb|A plant leaf]] {{noun|leaf|leaves}} # A big, flat part of a plant, often green. #: ''The '''leaves''' turn red and yellow in the fall.'' # The front and back of a page in a book. #: ''I study the '''leaves''' of the book carefully.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[flyleaf]] *[[leaflet]] *[[leafy]] *[[overleaf]] ==Verb== {{verb|leaf|leafs|leafed|leafing}} # To look through quickly, [[browse]]. #: ''She '''leafed''' through the book.'' # To make leaves. #: ''The trees '''leafed''' in early spring.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''look through'') [[browse]], [[search]], [[skim]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[book]] ===See also=== *[[produce]] [[en:leaf]] 10751 2006-10-10T15:24:50Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ang, es, fi, fr, fy, hu, hy, io, it, kk, ky, pl, pt, ru, ta, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Noun== [[Image:leaf.png|thumb|A plant leaf]] {{noun|leaf|leaves}} # A big, flat part of a plant, often green. #: ''The '''leaves''' turn red and yellow in the fall.'' # The front and back of a page in a book. #: ''I study the '''leaves''' of the book carefully.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[flyleaf]] *[[leaflet]] *[[leafy]] *[[overleaf]] ==Verb== {{verb|leaf|leafs|leafed|leafing}} # To look through quickly, [[browse]]. #: ''She '''leafed''' through the book.'' # To make leaves. #: ''The trees '''leafed''' in early spring.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''look through'') [[browse]], [[search]], [[skim]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[book]] ===See also=== *[[produce]] [[ang:leaf]] [[en:leaf]] [[es:leaf]] [[fr:leaf]] [[fy:leaf]] [[hy:leaf]] [[io:leaf]] [[it:leaf]] [[kk:leaf]] [[ky:leaf]] [[hu:leaf]] [[pl:leaf]] [[pt:leaf]] [[ru:leaf]] [[fi:leaf]] [[ta:leaf]] [[vi:leaf]] [[zh:leaf]] 3586 10673 2006-10-09T22:09:55Z Cromwellt 61 created entry {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # A black liquid used to burn. #: ''They found '''oil''' in their backyard.'' # A clear liquid used for cooking and in machines to make them run well. #: ''Cook the potatoes in '''oil'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''black liquid'') [[petroleum]] *(''clear liquid'') [[grease]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[castor oil]] *[[cooking oil]] *[[crude oil]] *[[motor oil]] *[[oilcan]] *[[oilskin]] *[[oily]] *[[olive oil]] ==Verb== {{verb|oil|oils|oiled|oiling}} # To put clear oil on a machine to make it run well. #: ''She oiled the parts of the gun.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[grease]] *[[lubricate]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[oiler]] ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # Related to oil. #: ''The '''oil''' pump went out.'' ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[oil baron]] *[[oil derrick]] *[[oil pump]] *[[oil refinery]] *[[oil rig]] [[en:oil]] 10733 2006-10-10T12:31:23Z Brett 77 Removed 'adjective' as it's simply the noun used as a modifier. {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # A black liquid used to burn. #: ''They found '''oil''' in their backyard.'' # A clear liquid used for cooking and in machines to make them run well. #: ''Cook the potatoes in '''oil'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''black liquid'') [[petroleum]] *(''clear liquid'') [[grease]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[castor oil]] *[[cooking oil]] *[[crude oil]] *[[motor oil]] *[[oilcan]] *[[oilskin]] *[[oily]] *[[olive oil]] ==Verb== {{verb|oil|oils|oiled|oiling}} # To put clear oil on a machine to make it run well. #: ''She oiled the parts of the gun.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[grease]] *[[lubricate]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[oiler]] [[en:oil]] 10779 2006-10-10T21:58:57Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: el, fi, fr, hu, hy, io, it, kk, ko, pl, ru, sr, ta, th, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # A black liquid used to burn. #: ''They found '''oil''' in their backyard.'' # A clear liquid used for cooking and in machines to make them run well. #: ''Cook the potatoes in '''oil'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''black liquid'') [[petroleum]] *(''clear liquid'') [[grease]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[castor oil]] *[[cooking oil]] *[[crude oil]] *[[motor oil]] *[[oilcan]] *[[oilskin]] *[[oily]] *[[olive oil]] ==Verb== {{verb|oil|oils|oiled|oiling}} # To put clear oil on a machine to make it run well. #: ''She oiled the parts of the gun.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[grease]] *[[lubricate]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[oiler]] [[el:oil]] [[en:oil]] [[fr:oil]] [[ko:oil]] [[hy:oil]] [[io:oil]] [[it:oil]] [[kk:oil]] [[hu:oil]] [[pl:oil]] [[ru:oil]] [[sr:oil]] [[fi:oil]] [[ta:oil]] [[th:oil]] [[vi:oil]] [[zh:oil]] 14193 2006-12-21T15:20:31Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:oil]], [[ku:oil]] {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # A black liquid used to burn. #: ''They found '''oil''' in their backyard.'' # A clear liquid used for cooking and in machines to make them run well. #: ''Cook the potatoes in '''oil'''.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''black liquid'') [[petroleum]] *(''clear liquid'') [[grease]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[castor oil]] *[[cooking oil]] *[[crude oil]] *[[motor oil]] *[[oilcan]] *[[oilskin]] *[[oily]] *[[olive oil]] ==Verb== {{verb|oil|oils|oiled|oiling}} # To put clear oil on a machine to make it run well. #: ''She oiled the parts of the gun.'' ===Synonyms=== *[[grease]] *[[lubricate]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[oiler]] [[el:oil]] [[en:oil]] [[fa:oil]] [[fr:oil]] [[ko:oil]] [[hy:oil]] [[io:oil]] [[it:oil]] [[kk:oil]] [[ku:oil]] [[hu:oil]] [[pl:oil]] [[ru:oil]] [[sr:oil]] [[fi:oil]] [[ta:oil]] [[th:oil]] [[vi:oil]] [[zh:oil]] 3587 10676 2006-10-09T22:18:26Z Cromwellt 61 created entry {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # The actions of a group of people working for a goal (often military). #: ''The Army '''operation''' was a success.'' # A medical process, often opening the human body. #: ''The doctors performed the '''operation''' in three hours.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''actions of a group'') [[project]] *(''medical process'') [[surgery]], [[procedure]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[operational]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[operate]] ===See also=== *[[action]] *[[effort]] *[[medicine]] *[[military]] *[[plan]] [[en:operation]] 10897 2006-10-13T00:44:20Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: fa, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ko, pl, sv, ta, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # The actions of a group of people working for a goal (often military). #: ''The Army '''operation''' was a success.'' # A medical process, often opening the human body. #: ''The doctors performed the '''operation''' in three hours.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''actions of a group'') [[project]] *(''medical process'') [[surgery]], [[procedure]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[operational]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[operate]] ===See also=== *[[action]] *[[effort]] *[[medicine]] *[[military]] *[[plan]] [[en:operation]] [[fa:operation]] [[fr:operation]] [[ko:operation]] [[io:operation]] [[it:operation]] [[hu:operation]] [[pl:operation]] [[fi:operation]] [[sv:operation]] [[ta:operation]] [[vi:operation]] [[zh:operation]] 11995 2006-11-09T17:33:59Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ru:operation]] {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # The actions of a group of people working for a goal (often military). #: ''The Army '''operation''' was a success.'' # A medical process, often opening the human body. #: ''The doctors performed the '''operation''' in three hours.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''actions of a group'') [[project]] *(''medical process'') [[surgery]], [[procedure]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[operational]] ===Related words and phrases=== *[[operate]] ===See also=== *[[action]] *[[effort]] *[[medicine]] *[[military]] *[[plan]] [[en:operation]] [[fa:operation]] [[fr:operation]] [[ko:operation]] [[io:operation]] [[it:operation]] [[hu:operation]] [[pl:operation]] [[ru:operation]] [[fi:operation]] [[sv:operation]] [[ta:operation]] [[vi:operation]] [[zh:operation]] 3588 10679 2006-10-09T22:28:59Z Cromwellt 61 created entry {{BE850}} ==Preposition== {{preposition}} # In a location above something. #: ''He stepped '''over''' the dog.'' # From one side to the other. #: ''They went '''over''' the bridge.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''location above'') [[above]], [[superior to]] ===Antonyms=== *[[below]] *[[inferior to]] *[[under]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[get over]] *[[hand over]] *[[overbill]] *[[overcome]] *[[overcorrect]] *[[overhand]] *[[overlook]] *[[overpower]] *[[overprotective]] *[[overwhelm]] *[[put one over on]] *[[take over]] *[[talk over]] *[[win over]] ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # At the owner's house. #: ''They had him '''over''' for tea.'' ===See also=== *[[superior]] *[[high]] [[en:over]] 10680 2006-10-09T22:32:37Z Cromwellt 61 /* Derived words and phrases */ added derived word {{BE850}} ==Preposition== {{preposition}} # In a location above something. #: ''He stepped '''over''' the dog.'' # From one side to the other. #: ''They went '''over''' the bridge.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''location above'') [[above]], [[superior to]] ===Antonyms=== *[[below]] *[[inferior to]] *[[under]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[get over]] *[[hand over]] *[[overbill]] *[[overcome]] *[[overcorrect]] *[[overdo]] *[[overhand]] *[[overlook]] *[[overpower]] *[[overprotective]] *[[overwhelm]] *[[put one over on]] *[[take over]] *[[talk over]] *[[win over]] ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # At the owner's house. #: ''They had him '''over''' for tea.'' ===See also=== *[[superior]] *[[high]] [[en:over]] 10681 2006-10-09T22:33:00Z Cromwellt 61 /* See also */ changed header {{BE850}} ==Preposition== {{preposition}} # In a location above something. #: ''He stepped '''over''' the dog.'' # From one side to the other. #: ''They went '''over''' the bridge.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''location above'') [[above]], [[superior to]] ===Antonyms=== *[[below]] *[[inferior to]] *[[under]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[get over]] *[[hand over]] *[[overbill]] *[[overcome]] *[[overcorrect]] *[[overdo]] *[[overhand]] *[[overlook]] *[[overpower]] *[[overprotective]] *[[overwhelm]] *[[put one over on]] *[[take over]] *[[talk over]] *[[win over]] ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # At the owner's house. #: ''They had him '''over''' for tea.'' ==See also== *[[superior]] *[[high]] [[en:over]] 10918 2006-10-13T09:39:56Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: fi, fr, hu, id, io, it, nl, pl, pt, ta, vi {{BE850}} ==Preposition== {{preposition}} # In a location above something. #: ''He stepped '''over''' the dog.'' # From one side to the other. #: ''They went '''over''' the bridge.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''location above'') [[above]], [[superior to]] ===Antonyms=== *[[below]] *[[inferior to]] *[[under]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[get over]] *[[hand over]] *[[overbill]] *[[overcome]] *[[overcorrect]] *[[overdo]] *[[overhand]] *[[overlook]] *[[overpower]] *[[overprotective]] *[[overwhelm]] *[[put one over on]] *[[take over]] *[[talk over]] *[[win over]] ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # At the owner's house. #: ''They had him '''over''' for tea.'' ==See also== *[[superior]] *[[high]] [[en:over]] [[fr:over]] [[io:over]] [[id:over]] [[it:over]] [[hu:over]] [[nl:over]] [[pl:over]] [[pt:over]] [[fi:over]] [[ta:over]] [[vi:over]] 11632 2006-10-30T07:48:02Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:over]] {{BE850}} ==Preposition== {{preposition}} # In a location above something. #: ''He stepped '''over''' the dog.'' # From one side to the other. #: ''They went '''over''' the bridge.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''location above'') [[above]], [[superior to]] ===Antonyms=== *[[below]] *[[inferior to]] *[[under]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[get over]] *[[hand over]] *[[overbill]] *[[overcome]] *[[overcorrect]] *[[overdo]] *[[overhand]] *[[overlook]] *[[overpower]] *[[overprotective]] *[[overwhelm]] *[[put one over on]] *[[take over]] *[[talk over]] *[[win over]] ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # At the owner's house. #: ''They had him '''over''' for tea.'' ==See also== *[[superior]] *[[high]] [[en:over]] [[fr:over]] [[io:over]] [[id:over]] [[it:over]] [[hu:over]] [[nl:over]] [[pl:over]] [[pt:over]] [[ru:over]] [[fi:over]] [[ta:over]] [[vi:over]] 14334 2006-12-22T07:32:53Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:over]] {{BE850}} ==Preposition== {{preposition}} # In a location above something. #: ''He stepped '''over''' the dog.'' # From one side to the other. #: ''They went '''over''' the bridge.'' ===Synonyms=== *(''location above'') [[above]], [[superior to]] ===Antonyms=== *[[below]] *[[inferior to]] *[[under]] ===Derived words and phrases=== *[[get over]] *[[hand over]] *[[overbill]] *[[overcome]] *[[overcorrect]] *[[overdo]] *[[overhand]] *[[overlook]] *[[overpower]] *[[overprotective]] *[[overwhelm]] *[[put one over on]] *[[take over]] *[[talk over]] *[[win over]] ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # At the owner's house. #: ''They had him '''over''' for tea.'' ==See also== *[[superior]] *[[high]] [[en:over]] [[fa:over]] [[fr:over]] [[io:over]] [[id:over]] [[it:over]] [[hu:over]] [[nl:over]] [[pl:over]] [[pt:over]] [[ru:over]] [[fi:over]] [[ta:over]] [[vi:over]] 3589 10702 2006-10-10T09:42:00Z 66.36.243.77 Small problem... Sorry for your time.... Why i can't see images on this resource? My Browser is: Opera. Thank you. 3590 10707 2006-10-10T11:28:13Z 142.214.60.130 The traditional view is that prepositions are always followed by nouns. Not so! They can be followed by: * prepositions (e.g., out from under...) * adjectives (e.g., on high, for free), * adverbs (e.g., until recently) * interogative clauses (e.g., we can't agree on whether to have children or not). Furthermore, while the traditional analysis has a preposition becoming a conjunction when followed by a clause, given the above, there's no justification for this. Thus, ''before'' is a preposition in both of the following examples: * She stood ''before'' the door. * She stood ''before'' she walked. --[[User:142.214.60.130|142.214.60.130]] 11:28, 10 October 2006 (UTC) 10708 2006-10-10T11:28:50Z Brett 77 The traditional view is that prepositions are always followed by nouns. Not so! They can be followed by: * prepositions (e.g., out from under...) * adjectives (e.g., on high, for free), * adverbs (e.g., until recently) * interogative clauses (e.g., we can't agree on whether to have children or not). Furthermore, while the traditional analysis has a preposition becoming a conjunction when followed by a clause, given the above, there's no justification for this. Thus, ''before'' is a preposition in both of the following examples: * She stood ''before'' the door. * She stood ''before'' she walked. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 11:28, 10 October 2006 (UTC) 3591 10710 2006-10-10T11:35:50Z Brett 77 '''Far''' is never a noun. This comes from the misunderstanding that [[preposition]]s are only followed by nouns. They're not.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 11:35, 10 October 2006 (UTC) 3592 10716 2006-10-10T11:59:26Z Brett 77 Again, '''leather''' is never an adjective. It's simply a noun being used as a modifier, as virtually any noun can be.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 11:59, 10 October 2006 (UTC) 3594 10752 2006-10-10T15:26:39Z 208.191.26.50 cooperation consideration respect 3596 11111 2006-10-16T00:46:54Z Brett 77 Somebody has changed 'Mozart' in the example to 'Beethoven'. The problem is that Mozart was squarely in the '''classical''' period, while Beethoven was between '''classical''' and romantic, making Mozart a better example, even if Beethoven could arguably be said to be better known.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 00:46, 16 October 2006 (UTC) 3598 11138 2006-10-16T21:12:06Z PullToOpen 119 account {{BE850}} ==Noun== # A [[discription]] of events # A [[reason]] 11190 2006-10-17T19:14:18Z Brett 77 {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} Also {{mass noun}} # An '''account''' is an [[arrangement]] with a [[bank]] or other company to do business. #: ''I opened a bank '''account''' when I moved into town.'' #: ''The internet company cancelled my e-mail '''account'''. # The [[record]]s of the money that is paid or received. (often [[plural]]) #: ''The '''accounts''' show that your bill has already been paid.'' # A [[discription]] of events #: ''The '''account''' that he gave didn't match the story that was in the newspaper.'' # If you take something into '''account''', you think about it when you decide something. #: ''Effective leaders have to take '''account''' of everyone's feelings.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[story]] * [[telling]] * [[reason]] ===See also=== * [[on account of]] * [[by all accounts]] Also [[from all accounts]] * [[on somebody's account]] * [[on your own account]] * [[on no account]] * [[bring somebody to account]] Also [[call somebody to account]] * [[give a good/poor account of yourself]] * [[of little/no account]] ==Verb== {{verb|account|accounts|accounted|accounting}} # If <math>x</math> '''accounts''' for some part of <math>y</math>, <math>x</math> [[make up|makes up]] or [[constitute]]s that part of <math>y</math>. #: ''Payments to employees '''account''' for 73% of our budget.'' # If <math>x</math> '''accounts''' for <math>y</math>, it explains why <math>y</math> happens or exists. #: ''Oh, she was sick. Well, that '''accounts''' for her poor test score.'' 11245 2006-10-18T01:15:38Z Brett 77 /* Verb */ {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} Also {{mass noun}} # An '''account''' is an [[arrangement]] with a [[bank]] or other company to do business. #: ''I opened a bank '''account''' when I moved into town.'' #: ''The internet company cancelled my e-mail '''account'''. # The [[record]]s of the money that is paid or received. (often [[plural]]) #: ''The '''accounts''' show that your bill has already been paid.'' # A [[discription]] of events #: ''The '''account''' that he gave didn't match the story that was in the newspaper.'' # If you take something into '''account''', you think about it when you decide something. #: ''Effective leaders have to take '''account''' of everyone's feelings.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[story]] * [[telling]] * [[reason]] ===See also=== * [[on account of]] * [[by all accounts]] Also [[from all accounts]] * [[on somebody's account]] * [[on your own account]] * [[on no account]] * [[bring somebody to account]] Also [[call somebody to account]] * [[give a good/poor account of yourself]] * [[of little/no account]] ==Verb== {{verb|account|accounts|accounted|accounting}} {{intransitive verb}} # If <math>x</math> '''accounts''' for some part of <math>y</math>, <math>x</math> [[make up|makes up]] or [[constitute]]s that part of <math>y</math>. #: ''Payments to employees '''account''' for 73% of our budget.'' # If <math>x</math> '''accounts''' for <math>y</math>, it explains why <math>y</math> happens or exists. #: ''Oh, she was sick. Well, that '''accounts''' for her poor test score.'' 11282 2006-10-18T09:55:04Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, be, de, el, en, fi, fr, hu, hy, io, it, kk, pl, pt, ta, tr, uk, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} Also {{mass noun}} # An '''account''' is an [[arrangement]] with a [[bank]] or other company to do business. #: ''I opened a bank '''account''' when I moved into town.'' #: ''The internet company cancelled my e-mail '''account'''. # The [[record]]s of the money that is paid or received. (often [[plural]]) #: ''The '''accounts''' show that your bill has already been paid.'' # A [[discription]] of events #: ''The '''account''' that he gave didn't match the story that was in the newspaper.'' # If you take something into '''account''', you think about it when you decide something. #: ''Effective leaders have to take '''account''' of everyone's feelings.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[story]] * [[telling]] * [[reason]] ===See also=== * [[on account of]] * [[by all accounts]] Also [[from all accounts]] * [[on somebody's account]] * [[on your own account]] * [[on no account]] * [[bring somebody to account]] Also [[call somebody to account]] * [[give a good/poor account of yourself]] * [[of little/no account]] ==Verb== {{verb|account|accounts|accounted|accounting}} {{intransitive verb}} # If <math>x</math> '''accounts''' for some part of <math>y</math>, <math>x</math> [[make up|makes up]] or [[constitute]]s that part of <math>y</math>. #: ''Payments to employees '''account''' for 73% of our budget.'' # If <math>x</math> '''accounts''' for <math>y</math>, it explains why <math>y</math> happens or exists. #: ''Oh, she was sick. Well, that '''accounts''' for her poor test score.'' [[ar:account]] [[be:account]] [[de:account]] [[el:account]] [[en:account]] [[fr:account]] [[hy:account]] [[io:account]] [[it:account]] [[kk:account]] [[hu:account]] [[pl:account]] [[pt:account]] [[fi:account]] [[ta:account]] [[vi:account]] [[tr:account]] [[uk:account]] [[zh:account]] 3599 11139 2006-10-16T21:16:33Z PullToOpen 119 acid ==Noun== # ''[[Chemistry]]:'' A [[liquid]] with a high amount of [[w:hydrogen|hydrogen]] ions in it. It can [[burn]] skin. # Something that tastes [[sour]]. ==Adjective== # Tasting [[sour]]. 11140 2006-10-16T21:17:34Z PullToOpen 119 {{BE850}} {{BE850}} ==Noun== # ''[[Chemistry]]:'' A [[liquid]] with a high amount of [[w:hydrogen|hydrogen]] ions in it. It can [[burn]] skin. # Something that tastes [[sour]]. ==Adjective== # Tasting [[sour]]. 11281 2006-10-18T09:50:43Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, de, el, en, fi, fr, gl, hu, hy, io, it, kk, la, pl, pt, ru, sq, sv, ta, tr, uk, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Noun== # ''[[Chemistry]]:'' A [[liquid]] with a high amount of [[w:hydrogen|hydrogen]] ions in it. It can [[burn]] skin. # Something that tastes [[sour]]. ==Adjective== # Tasting [[sour]]. [[ar:acid]] [[de:acid]] [[el:acid]] [[en:acid]] [[fr:acid]] [[gl:acid]] [[hy:acid]] [[io:acid]] [[it:acid]] [[kk:acid]] [[la:acid]] [[hu:acid]] [[pl:acid]] [[pt:acid]] [[ru:acid]] [[sq:acid]] [[fi:acid]] [[sv:acid]] [[ta:acid]] [[vi:acid]] [[tr:acid]] [[uk:acid]] [[zh:acid]] 12972 2006-11-29T04:37:38Z Coppertwig 139 /* Noun */ example {{BE850}} ==Noun== # ''[[Chemistry]]:'' A [[liquid]] with a high amount of [[w:hydrogen|hydrogen]] ions in it. It can [[burn]] skin. #:''Fruit has a little '''acid''' in it.'' # Something that tastes [[sour]]. ==Adjective== # Tasting [[sour]]. [[ar:acid]] [[de:acid]] [[el:acid]] [[en:acid]] [[fr:acid]] [[gl:acid]] [[hy:acid]] [[io:acid]] [[it:acid]] [[kk:acid]] [[la:acid]] [[hu:acid]] [[pl:acid]] [[pt:acid]] [[ru:acid]] [[sq:acid]] [[fi:acid]] [[sv:acid]] [[ta:acid]] [[vi:acid]] [[tr:acid]] [[uk:acid]] [[zh:acid]] 13338 2006-12-05T05:58:48Z Coppertwig 139 /* Noun */ more words {{BE850}} ==Noun== # ''[[Chemistry]]:'' A [[liquid]] with a high amount of [[w:hydrogen|hydrogen]] ions in it. It can [[burn]] skin. #:''Fruit has a little amount of '''acid''' in it.'' # Something that tastes [[sour]]. ==Adjective== # Tasting [[sour]]. [[ar:acid]] [[de:acid]] [[el:acid]] [[en:acid]] [[fr:acid]] [[gl:acid]] [[hy:acid]] [[io:acid]] [[it:acid]] [[kk:acid]] [[la:acid]] [[hu:acid]] [[pl:acid]] [[pt:acid]] [[ru:acid]] [[sq:acid]] [[fi:acid]] [[sv:acid]] [[ta:acid]] [[vi:acid]] [[tr:acid]] [[uk:acid]] [[zh:acid]] 13564 2006-12-10T13:51:06Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ja:acid]] {{BE850}} ==Noun== # ''[[Chemistry]]:'' A [[liquid]] with a high amount of [[w:hydrogen|hydrogen]] ions in it. It can [[burn]] skin. #:''Fruit has a little amount of '''acid''' in it.'' # Something that tastes [[sour]]. ==Adjective== # Tasting [[sour]]. [[ar:acid]] [[de:acid]] [[el:acid]] [[en:acid]] [[fr:acid]] [[gl:acid]] [[hy:acid]] [[io:acid]] [[it:acid]] [[kk:acid]] [[la:acid]] [[hu:acid]] [[ja:acid]] [[pl:acid]] [[pt:acid]] [[ru:acid]] [[sq:acid]] [[fi:acid]] [[sv:acid]] [[ta:acid]] [[vi:acid]] [[tr:acid]] [[uk:acid]] [[zh:acid]] 14350 2006-12-22T19:28:43Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[sk:acid]] {{BE850}} ==Noun== # ''[[Chemistry]]:'' A [[liquid]] with a high amount of [[w:hydrogen|hydrogen]] ions in it. It can [[burn]] skin. #:''Fruit has a little amount of '''acid''' in it.'' # Something that tastes [[sour]]. ==Adjective== # Tasting [[sour]]. [[ar:acid]] [[de:acid]] [[el:acid]] [[en:acid]] [[fr:acid]] [[gl:acid]] [[hy:acid]] [[io:acid]] [[it:acid]] [[kk:acid]] [[la:acid]] [[hu:acid]] [[ja:acid]] [[pl:acid]] [[pt:acid]] [[ru:acid]] [[sq:acid]] [[sk:acid]] [[fi:acid]] [[sv:acid]] [[ta:acid]] [[vi:acid]] [[tr:acid]] [[uk:acid]] [[zh:acid]] 3600 11141 2006-10-16T21:21:25Z PullToOpen 119 adjustment {{BE850}} ==Noun== # The act of [[change|changing]]. 11280 2006-10-18T09:42:53Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, de, en, fi, fr, hu, hy, io, it, kk, pt, uk, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Noun== # The act of [[change|changing]]. [[ar:adjustment]] [[de:adjustment]] [[en:adjustment]] [[fr:adjustment]] [[hy:adjustment]] [[io:adjustment]] [[it:adjustment]] [[kk:adjustment]] [[hu:adjustment]] [[pt:adjustment]] [[fi:adjustment]] [[vi:adjustment]] [[uk:adjustment]] [[zh:adjustment]] 12447 2006-11-16T23:56:26Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} {{BE850}} ==Noun== # The act of [[change|changing]]. #: ''If you're gaining weight, you need to make slight '''adjustments''' to your food and exercise programme.'' [[ar:adjustment]] [[de:adjustment]] [[en:adjustment]] [[fr:adjustment]] [[hy:adjustment]] [[io:adjustment]] [[it:adjustment]] [[kk:adjustment]] [[hu:adjustment]] [[pt:adjustment]] [[fi:adjustment]] [[vi:adjustment]] [[uk:adjustment]] [[zh:adjustment]] 12448 2006-11-16T23:56:43Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} {{BE850}} ==Noun== # The act of [[change|changing]]. #: ''If you're gaining weight, you need to make slight '''adjustments''' to your food and exercise programme.'' [[ar:adjustment]] [[de:adjustment]] [[en:adjustment]] [[fr:adjustment]] [[hy:adjustment]] [[io:adjustment]] [[it:adjustment]] [[kk:adjustment]] [[hu:adjustment]] [[pt:adjustment]] [[fi:adjustment]] [[vi:adjustment]] [[uk:adjustment]] [[zh:adjustment]] 3601 11142 2006-10-16T21:24:01Z PullToOpen 119 agreement {{BE850}} ==Noun== # Coming to a [[mutual]] [[arrangement]], where everybody has the same feelings about something. ==See also== *[[agree]] 11276 2006-10-18T09:30:51Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, el, en, fi, fr, gl, hu, hy, io, it, kk, pt, ru, ta, uk, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Noun== # Coming to a [[mutual]] [[arrangement]], where everybody has the same feelings about something. ==See also== *[[agree]] [[de:agreement]] [[el:agreement]] [[en:agreement]] [[fr:agreement]] [[gl:agreement]] [[hy:agreement]] [[io:agreement]] [[it:agreement]] [[kk:agreement]] [[hu:agreement]] [[pt:agreement]] [[ru:agreement]] [[fi:agreement]] [[ta:agreement]] [[vi:agreement]] [[uk:agreement]] [[zh:agreement]] 12974 2006-11-29T04:44:12Z Coppertwig 139 /* Noun */ more words {{BE850}} ==Noun== # Coming to a [[mutual]] [[arrangement]], where everybody has the same feelings about something; when everyone has the same ideas; saying "yes". ==See also== *[[agree]] [[de:agreement]] [[el:agreement]] [[en:agreement]] [[fr:agreement]] [[gl:agreement]] [[hy:agreement]] [[io:agreement]] [[it:agreement]] [[kk:agreement]] [[hu:agreement]] [[pt:agreement]] [[ru:agreement]] [[fi:agreement]] [[ta:agreement]] [[vi:agreement]] [[uk:agreement]] [[zh:agreement]] 14363 2006-12-22T21:44:19Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[sk:agreement]], [[tr:agreement]] {{BE850}} ==Noun== # Coming to a [[mutual]] [[arrangement]], where everybody has the same feelings about something; when everyone has the same ideas; saying "yes". ==See also== *[[agree]] [[de:agreement]] [[el:agreement]] [[en:agreement]] [[fr:agreement]] [[gl:agreement]] [[hy:agreement]] [[io:agreement]] [[it:agreement]] [[kk:agreement]] [[hu:agreement]] [[pt:agreement]] [[ru:agreement]] [[sk:agreement]] [[fi:agreement]] [[ta:agreement]] [[vi:agreement]] [[tr:agreement]] [[uk:agreement]] [[zh:agreement]] 3602 11143 2006-10-16T21:27:28Z PullToOpen 119 after {{BE850}} ==Preposition== # [[Behind|behind]] in [[place]] or [[position]]. ==Adverb== # Later in time. 11278 2006-10-18T09:37:12Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, el, en, fa, fi, fr, gl, hu, hy, io, it, kk, ko, pl, pt, sv, ta, uk, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Preposition== # [[Behind|behind]] in [[place]] or [[position]]. ==Adverb== # Later in time. [[de:after]] [[el:after]] [[en:after]] [[fa:after]] [[fr:after]] [[gl:after]] [[ko:after]] [[hy:after]] [[io:after]] [[it:after]] [[kk:after]] [[hu:after]] [[pl:after]] [[pt:after]] [[fi:after]] [[sv:after]] [[ta:after]] [[vi:after]] [[uk:after]] [[zh:after]] 12990 2006-11-29T14:03:59Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ku:after]] {{BE850}} ==Preposition== # [[Behind|behind]] in [[place]] or [[position]]. ==Adverb== # Later in time. [[de:after]] [[el:after]] [[en:after]] [[fa:after]] [[fr:after]] [[gl:after]] [[ko:after]] [[hy:after]] [[io:after]] [[it:after]] [[kk:after]] [[ku:after]] [[hu:after]] [[pl:after]] [[pt:after]] [[fi:after]] [[sv:after]] [[ta:after]] [[vi:after]] [[uk:after]] [[zh:after]] 3603 11145 2006-10-16T21:29:15Z PullToOpen 119 creation Words part of the [[WT:BE850|Basic English alphabetical wordlist]]. 11161 2006-10-16T21:46:46Z PullToOpen 119 cattoc table Words part of the [[WT:BE850|Basic English alphabetical wordlist]]. {| class="toc plainlinks" cellpadding=5 | | Contents: || {{cattoc|top=Top}} | colspan=3 | {{cattoc|A|B|C|D|E|F|G|H|I}} {{cattoc|J|K|L|M|N|O|P|Q|R}} {{cattoc|S|T|U|V|W|X|Y|Z}} |} 3604 11146 2006-10-16T21:33:52Z PullToOpen 119 opposition {{BE850}} ==Preposition== # In [[opposition]], or not [[agree|agreeing]], to. 11277 2006-10-18T09:34:02Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, el, en, fi, fr, gl, hu, hy, io, it, kk, ko, pl, pt, ta, uk, vi {{BE850}} ==Preposition== # In [[opposition]], or not [[agree|agreeing]], to. [[de:against]] [[el:against]] [[en:against]] [[fr:against]] [[gl:against]] [[ko:against]] [[hy:against]] [[io:against]] [[it:against]] [[kk:against]] [[hu:against]] [[pl:against]] [[pt:against]] [[fi:against]] [[ta:against]] [[vi:against]] [[uk:against]] 3605 11158 2006-10-16T21:42:58Z PullToOpen 119 In an attempt to save this project, I am aiming to categorize and make an entry for every BE850 word. 11215 2006-10-17T20:23:35Z PullToOpen 119 status report In an attempt to save this project, I am aiming to categorize and make an entry for every BE850 word. 49% (419/850) of the BE850 words have entries as of 20:23, 17 October 2006 (UTC). All BE850 articles starting with A have been catigorized in [[:Category:BE850 Words]]. 11228 2006-10-17T21:23:53Z PullToOpen 119 status report In an attempt to save this project, I am aiming to categorize and make an entry for every BE850 word. 50% (426/850) of the BE850 words have entries as of 20:23, 17 October 2006 (UTC). All BE850 articles starting with A have been catigorized in [[:Category:BE850 Words]]. Finished Letters: # [[A]] # [[J]] # [[K]] # [[Q]] # [[U]] # [[V]] # [[Y]] 11230 2006-10-17T21:33:10Z PullToOpen 119 status report In an attempt to save this project, I am aiming to categorize and make an entry for every BE850 word. 50% (426/850) of the BE850 words have entries as of 20:23, 17 October 2006 (UTC). All BE850 articles starting with A have been catigorized in [[:Category:BE850 Words]]. Essentially, I can make about 7 articles a day. Therefore, I should be done by...December. Finished Letters: # [[A]] # [[J]] # [[K]] # [[Q]] # [[U]] # [[V]] # [[Y]] 11582 2006-10-27T01:00:44Z PullToOpen 119 <small><center> ([[:meta:User:PullToOpen|meta]] | [[:commons:User:PullToOpen|commons]] | '''simple.wiktionary''' | [[:en:User:PullToOpen|en.wikitionary]] | [[w:simple:User:PullToOpen|simple.wikipedia]] | [[w:en:User:PullToOpen|en.wikipedia]])</center></small><br> In an attempt to save this project, I am aiming to categorize and make an entry for every BE850 word. 50% (426/850) of the BE850 words have entries as of 20:23, 17 October 2006 (UTC). All BE850 articles starting with A have been catigorized in [[:Category:BE850 Words]]. Finished Letters: # [[A]] # [[J]] # [[K]] # [[Q]] # [[U]] # [[V]] # [[Y]] 11587 2006-10-27T01:49:11Z PullToOpen 119 51% <small><center> ([[:meta:User:PullToOpen|meta]] | [[:commons:User:PullToOpen|commons]] | '''simple.wiktionary''' | [[:en:User:PullToOpen|en.wikitionary]] | [[w:simple:User:PullToOpen|simple.wikipedia]] | [[w:en:User:PullToOpen|en.wikipedia]])</center></small><br> In an attempt to save this project, I am aiming to categorize and make an entry for every BE850 word. 51% (434/850) of the BE850 words have entries as of 20:23, 17 October 2006 (UTC). All BE850 articles starting with A have been catigorized in [[:Category:BE850 Words]]. Finished Letters: # [[A]] # [[J]] # [[K]] # [[Q]] # [[U]] # [[V]] # [[Y]] 11588 2006-10-27T01:49:29Z PullToOpen 119 timestamp <small><center> ([[:meta:User:PullToOpen|meta]] | [[:commons:User:PullToOpen|commons]] | '''simple.wiktionary''' | [[:en:User:PullToOpen|en.wikitionary]] | [[w:simple:User:PullToOpen|simple.wikipedia]] | [[w:en:User:PullToOpen|en.wikipedia]])</center></small><br> In an attempt to save this project, I am aiming to categorize and make an entry for every BE850 word. 51% (434/850) of the BE850 words have entries as of 01:49, 27 October 2006 (UTC). All BE850 articles starting with A have been catigorized in [[:Category:BE850 Words]]. Finished Letters: # [[A]] # [[J]] # [[K]] # [[Q]] # [[U]] # [[V]] # [[Y]] 11771 2006-11-07T02:06:14Z PullToOpen 119 update <small><center> ([[:meta:User:PullToOpen|meta]] | [[:commons:User:PullToOpen|commons]] | '''simple.wiktionary''' | [[:en:User:PullToOpen|en.wiktionary]] | [[w:simple:User:PullToOpen|simple.wikipedia]] | [[w:en:User:PullToOpen|en.wikipedia]])</center></small><br> Thankfully, the meta vote for deletion failed, thus saving the project from an untimely death. Thanks to all who voted. However, we still have far to go before we are of much use to simple english readers. Finished Letters in the BE850: # [[A]] # [[J]] # [[K]] # [[Q]] # [[U]] # [[V]] # [[Y]] 3606 11160 2006-10-16T21:46:23Z PullToOpen 119 cattoc {{#if:{{{top|}}}|[{{SERVER}}{{localurl:{{NAMESPACE}}:{{PAGENAMEE}}}} {{{top|}}}] <nowiki/>}}{{#if:{{{1|}}}|[{{SERVER}}{{localurl:{{NAMESPACE}}:{{PAGENAMEE}}|from={{{1}}}}} {{{1}}}]}}{{#if:{{{2|}}}|<nowiki/> [{{SERVER}}{{localurl:{{NAMESPACE}}:{{PAGENAMEE}}|from={{{2}}}}} {{{2}}}]| }}{{#if:{{{3|}}}|<nowiki/> [{{SERVER}}{{localurl:{{NAMESPACE}}:{{PAGENAMEE}}|from={{{3}}}}} {{{3}}}]| }}{{#if:{{{4|}}}|<nowiki/> [{{SERVER}}{{localurl:{{NAMESPACE}}:{{PAGENAMEE}}|from={{{4}}}}} {{{4}}}]| }}{{#if:{{{5|}}}|<nowiki/> [{{SERVER}}{{localurl:{{NAMESPACE}}:{{PAGENAMEE}}|from={{{5}}}}} {{{5}}}]| }}{{#if:{{{6|}}}|<nowiki/> [{{SERVER}}{{localurl:{{NAMESPACE}}:{{PAGENAMEE}}|from={{{6}}}}} {{{6}}}]| }}{{#if:{{{7|}}}|<nowiki/> [{{SERVER}}{{localurl:{{NAMESPACE}}:{{PAGENAMEE}}|from={{{7}}}}} {{{7}}}]| }}{{#if:{{{8|}}}|<nowiki/> [{{SERVER}}{{localurl:{{NAMESPACE}}:{{PAGENAMEE}}|from={{{8}}}}} {{{8}}}]| }}{{#if:{{{9|}}}|<nowiki/> [{{SERVER}}{{localurl:{{NAMESPACE}}:{{PAGENAMEE}}|from={{{9}}}}} {{{9}}}]| }} 3607 11219 2006-10-17T21:01:10Z PullToOpen 119 almost {{BE850}} ==Adverb== # Very [[near]]ly. 11605 2006-10-29T18:19:53Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, el, en, fi, fr, hu, hy, io, it, ja, pt, uk, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Adverb== # Very [[near]]ly. [[de:almost]] [[el:almost]] [[en:almost]] [[fr:almost]] [[hy:almost]] [[io:almost]] [[it:almost]] [[hu:almost]] [[ja:almost]] [[pt:almost]] [[fi:almost]] [[vi:almost]] [[uk:almost]] [[zh:almost]] 12975 2006-11-29T04:48:36Z Coppertwig 139 /* Adverb */ more words {{BE850}} ==Adverb== # Very [[near]]ly; about 98% of something; not the same, but near to being the same. [[de:almost]] [[el:almost]] [[en:almost]] [[fr:almost]] [[hy:almost]] [[io:almost]] [[it:almost]] [[hu:almost]] [[ja:almost]] [[pt:almost]] [[fi:almost]] [[vi:almost]] [[uk:almost]] [[zh:almost]] 3608 11220 2006-10-17T21:05:06Z PullToOpen 119 among {{BE850}} ==Preposition== # In or into. :*''She was among her friends.'' # With a share for each. :*''Divide the candy among yourselves.'' # By all or with the [[whole]]. 11221 2006-10-17T21:06:01Z PullToOpen 119 among {{BE850}} ==Preposition== :1. In or into. ::''She was among her friends.'' :2. With a share for each. ::''Divide the candy among yourselves.'' :3. By all or with the [[whole]]. 11246 2006-10-18T01:17:29Z Brett 77 /* Preposition */ {{BE850}} ==Preposition== {{preposition}} # In or into. #:''She was '''among''' her friends.'' # With a share for each. #:''Divide the candy '''among''' yourselves.'' # By all or with the [[whole]]. 11274 2006-10-18T09:17:44Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, el, en, fi, fr, gl, hu, hy, io, it, kk, la, pt, uk, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Preposition== {{preposition}} # In or into. #:''She was '''among''' her friends.'' # With a share for each. #:''Divide the candy '''among''' yourselves.'' # By all or with the [[whole]]. [[de:among]] [[el:among]] [[en:among]] [[fr:among]] [[gl:among]] [[hy:among]] [[io:among]] [[it:among]] [[kk:among]] [[la:among]] [[hu:among]] [[pt:among]] [[fi:among]] [[vi:among]] [[uk:among]] [[zh:among]] 11603 2006-10-29T18:17:05Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ja:among]] {{BE850}} ==Preposition== {{preposition}} # In or into. #:''She was '''among''' her friends.'' # With a share for each. #:''Divide the candy '''among''' yourselves.'' # By all or with the [[whole]]. [[de:among]] [[el:among]] [[en:among]] [[fr:among]] [[gl:among]] [[hy:among]] [[io:among]] [[it:among]] [[kk:among]] [[la:among]] [[hu:among]] [[ja:among]] [[pt:among]] [[fi:among]] [[vi:among]] [[uk:among]] [[zh:among]] 12976 2006-11-29T05:00:31Z Coppertwig 139 /* Preposition */ more words {{BE850}} ==Preposition== {{preposition}} # In or into. We say "between" 2 other things, but '''among''' 3 or more other things. #:''She was '''among''' her friends.'' # With a share for each. #:''Divide the candy '''among''' yourselves.'' # By all or with the [[whole]]. [[de:among]] [[el:among]] [[en:among]] [[fr:among]] [[gl:among]] [[hy:among]] [[io:among]] [[it:among]] [[kk:among]] [[la:among]] [[hu:among]] [[ja:among]] [[pt:among]] [[fi:among]] [[vi:among]] [[uk:among]] [[zh:among]] 13595 2006-12-11T00:34:48Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[et:among]] {{BE850}} ==Preposition== {{preposition}} # In or into. We say "between" 2 other things, but '''among''' 3 or more other things. #:''She was '''among''' her friends.'' # With a share for each. #:''Divide the candy '''among''' yourselves.'' # By all or with the [[whole]]. [[de:among]] [[et:among]] [[el:among]] [[en:among]] [[fr:among]] [[gl:among]] [[hy:among]] [[io:among]] [[it:among]] [[kk:among]] [[la:among]] [[hu:among]] [[ja:among]] [[pt:among]] [[fi:among]] [[vi:among]] [[uk:among]] [[zh:among]] 3609 11222 2006-10-17T21:11:22Z PullToOpen 119 amount {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[total]] of things. # The full [[effect]] or value. ==Verb== {{verb|amount|amounts|amounted|amounting}} # To add. # To [[develop]] into; to become. 11248 2006-10-18T01:23:42Z Brett 77 /* Verb */ {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[total]] of things. # The full [[effect]] or value. ==Verb== {{verb|amount|amounts|amounted|amounting}} {{intransitive verb}} # To add. # To [[develop]] into; to become. 11273 2006-10-18T09:15:03Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, de, el, en, fi, fr, gl, hu, hy, io, it, kk, pt, ru, ta, uk, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[total]] of things. # The full [[effect]] or value. ==Verb== {{verb|amount|amounts|amounted|amounting}} {{intransitive verb}} # To add. # To [[develop]] into; to become. [[ar:amount]] [[de:amount]] [[el:amount]] [[en:amount]] [[fr:amount]] [[gl:amount]] [[hy:amount]] [[io:amount]] [[it:amount]] [[kk:amount]] [[hu:amount]] [[pt:amount]] [[ru:amount]] [[fi:amount]] [[ta:amount]] [[vi:amount]] [[uk:amount]] [[zh:amount]] 12977 2006-11-29T05:01:52Z Coppertwig 139 /* Noun */ more words {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[total]] of things; a [[measure]] of how much. # The full [[effect]] or value. ==Verb== {{verb|amount|amounts|amounted|amounting}} {{intransitive verb}} # To add. # To [[develop]] into; to become. [[ar:amount]] [[de:amount]] [[el:amount]] [[en:amount]] [[fr:amount]] [[gl:amount]] [[hy:amount]] [[io:amount]] [[it:amount]] [[kk:amount]] [[hu:amount]] [[pt:amount]] [[ru:amount]] [[fi:amount]] [[ta:amount]] [[vi:amount]] [[uk:amount]] [[zh:amount]] 14373 2006-12-22T23:22:12Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ku:amount]] {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[total]] of things; a [[measure]] of how much. # The full [[effect]] or value. ==Verb== {{verb|amount|amounts|amounted|amounting}} {{intransitive verb}} # To add. # To [[develop]] into; to become. [[ar:amount]] [[de:amount]] [[el:amount]] [[en:amount]] [[fr:amount]] [[gl:amount]] [[hy:amount]] [[io:amount]] [[it:amount]] [[kk:amount]] [[ku:amount]] [[hu:amount]] [[pt:amount]] [[ru:amount]] [[fi:amount]] [[ta:amount]] [[vi:amount]] [[uk:amount]] [[zh:amount]] 3610 11223 2006-10-17T21:13:24Z PullToOpen 119 approval {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # [[Formal]] [[permission]] or sanction. # The act of approving. 11224 2006-10-17T21:13:52Z PullToOpen 119 fixed link {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # [[formal|Formal]] [[permission]] or sanction. # The act of approving. 11293 2006-10-18T12:25:21Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, en, fi, fr, hu, hy, io, it, kk, pt, ru, ta, uk, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # [[formal|Formal]] [[permission]] or sanction. # The act of approving. [[de:approval]] [[en:approval]] [[fr:approval]] [[hy:approval]] [[io:approval]] [[it:approval]] [[kk:approval]] [[hu:approval]] [[pt:approval]] [[ru:approval]] [[fi:approval]] [[ta:approval]] [[vi:approval]] [[uk:approval]] [[zh:approval]] 12994 2006-11-29T14:10:43Z Coppertwig 139 /* Noun */ more words {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # Saying "yes"; [[let]]ting someone do something; [[formal]] [[permission]] or sanction. #:''The [[child]] has the mother's [[approval]] to go to this [[friend]]'s house.'' # The act of approving. [[de:approval]] [[en:approval]] [[fr:approval]] [[hy:approval]] [[io:approval]] [[it:approval]] [[kk:approval]] [[hu:approval]] [[pt:approval]] [[ru:approval]] [[fi:approval]] [[ta:approval]] [[vi:approval]] [[uk:approval]] [[zh:approval]] 3611 11225 2006-10-17T21:16:12Z PullToOpen 119 argument {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A verbal opposition or [[agree|disagreement]]. # A process or series of [[reason]]s. 11288 2006-10-18T12:12:39Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, el, en, et, fa, fi, fr, gl, hu, hy, io, it, ja, kk, nl, pl, pt, ta, uk, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A verbal opposition or [[agree|disagreement]]. # A process or series of [[reason]]s. [[de:argument]] [[et:argument]] [[el:argument]] [[en:argument]] [[fa:argument]] [[fr:argument]] [[gl:argument]] [[hy:argument]] [[io:argument]] [[it:argument]] [[kk:argument]] [[hu:argument]] [[nl:argument]] [[ja:argument]] [[pl:argument]] [[pt:argument]] [[fi:argument]] [[ta:argument]] [[vi:argument]] [[uk:argument]] [[zh:argument]] 11859 2006-11-09T15:54:03Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ru:argument]] {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A verbal opposition or [[agree|disagreement]]. # A process or series of [[reason]]s. [[de:argument]] [[et:argument]] [[el:argument]] [[en:argument]] [[fa:argument]] [[fr:argument]] [[gl:argument]] [[hy:argument]] [[io:argument]] [[it:argument]] [[kk:argument]] [[hu:argument]] [[nl:argument]] [[ja:argument]] [[pl:argument]] [[pt:argument]] [[ru:argument]] [[fi:argument]] [[ta:argument]] [[vi:argument]] [[uk:argument]] [[zh:argument]] 12995 2006-11-29T14:14:18Z Coppertwig 139 changed words {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # When people who have different ideas, and who do not [[agree]], are talking and saying the [[reasons]] for their ideas. Sometimes they are [[loud]] or [[angry]]. # The reasons for an idea. [[de:argument]] [[et:argument]] [[el:argument]] [[en:argument]] [[fa:argument]] [[fr:argument]] [[gl:argument]] [[hy:argument]] [[io:argument]] [[it:argument]] [[kk:argument]] [[hu:argument]] [[nl:argument]] [[ja:argument]] [[pl:argument]] [[pt:argument]] [[ru:argument]] [[fi:argument]] [[ta:argument]] [[vi:argument]] [[uk:argument]] [[zh:argument]] 13975 2006-12-20T08:10:49Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ku:argument]], [[tr:argument]] {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # When people who have different ideas, and who do not [[agree]], are talking and saying the [[reasons]] for their ideas. Sometimes they are [[loud]] or [[angry]]. # The reasons for an idea. [[de:argument]] [[et:argument]] [[el:argument]] [[en:argument]] [[fa:argument]] [[fr:argument]] [[gl:argument]] [[hy:argument]] [[io:argument]] [[it:argument]] [[kk:argument]] [[ku:argument]] [[hu:argument]] [[nl:argument]] [[ja:argument]] [[pl:argument]] [[pt:argument]] [[ru:argument]] [[fi:argument]] [[ta:argument]] [[vi:argument]] [[tr:argument]] [[uk:argument]] [[zh:argument]] 3612 11226 2006-10-17T21:19:15Z PullToOpen 119 attack {{BE850}} ==Verb== {{verb|attack|attacks|attacked|attacking}} # To begin [[fight]]ing with. # To [[blame]] or abuse violently. # To try to [[destroy]], especially with verbal abuse. 11247 2006-10-18T01:18:35Z Brett 77 /* Verb */ {{BE850}} ==Verb== {{verb|attack|attacks|attacked|attacking}} {{transitive verb}} and {{intransitive verb}} # To begin [[fight]]ing with. # To [[blame]] or abuse violently. # To try to [[destroy]], especially with verbal abuse. 11286 2006-10-18T12:00:27Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, de, el, en, fa, fi, fr, gl, hu, hy, io, it, ja, kk, ko, pt, ru, ta, th, uk, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Verb== {{verb|attack|attacks|attacked|attacking}} {{transitive verb}} and {{intransitive verb}} # To begin [[fight]]ing with. # To [[blame]] or abuse violently. # To try to [[destroy]], especially with verbal abuse. [[ar:attack]] [[de:attack]] [[el:attack]] [[en:attack]] [[fa:attack]] [[fr:attack]] [[gl:attack]] [[ko:attack]] [[hy:attack]] [[io:attack]] [[it:attack]] [[kk:attack]] [[hu:attack]] [[ja:attack]] [[pt:attack]] [[ru:attack]] [[fi:attack]] [[ta:attack]] [[th:attack]] [[vi:attack]] [[uk:attack]] [[zh:attack]] 3613 11227 2006-10-17T21:21:32Z PullToOpen 119 attempt {{BE850}} ==Verb== {{verb|attempt|attempts|attempted|attempting}} # To try or to make an effort at. ==Noun== {{noun}} # An effort made to accomplish something. # An [[attack]]. 11242 2006-10-18T01:13:39Z Brett 77 /* Verb */ {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # An '''attempt''' is a try at something, usually something difficult #: ''It' is broken and no '''attempt''' has been made to fix it.'' ==Verb== {{verb|attempt|attempts|attempted|attempting}} {{transitive verb}} # To [[try]] or to make an [[effort]] at. #: ''If you get something in your eye, do not '''attempt''' to remove it yourself.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} # An effort made to accomplish something. # An [[attack]]. 11243 2006-10-18T01:13:56Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # An '''attempt''' is a try at something, usually something difficult #: ''It's broken and no '''attempt''' has been made to fix it.'' ==Verb== {{verb|attempt|attempts|attempted|attempting}} {{transitive verb}} # To [[try]] or to make an [[effort]] at. #: ''If you get something in your eye, do not '''attempt''' to remove it yourself.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} # An effort made to accomplish something. # An [[attack]]. 11244 2006-10-18T01:14:44Z Brett 77 {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # An '''attempt''' is a try at something, usually something difficult #: ''It's broken and no '''attempt''' has been made to fix it.'' ==Verb== {{verb|attempt|attempts|attempted|attempting}} {{transitive verb}} # To [[try]] or to make an [[effort]] at. #: ''If you get something in your eye, do not '''attempt''' to remove it yourself.'' 11285 2006-10-18T11:57:07Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, el, en, fi, fr, gl, hu, hy, io, it, ja, kk, pt, ru, ta, uk, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # An '''attempt''' is a try at something, usually something difficult #: ''It's broken and no '''attempt''' has been made to fix it.'' ==Verb== {{verb|attempt|attempts|attempted|attempting}} {{transitive verb}} # To [[try]] or to make an [[effort]] at. #: ''If you get something in your eye, do not '''attempt''' to remove it yourself.'' [[de:attempt]] [[el:attempt]] [[en:attempt]] [[fr:attempt]] [[gl:attempt]] [[hy:attempt]] [[io:attempt]] [[it:attempt]] [[kk:attempt]] [[hu:attempt]] [[ja:attempt]] [[pt:attempt]] [[ru:attempt]] [[fi:attempt]] [[ta:attempt]] [[vi:attempt]] [[uk:attempt]] [[zh:attempt]] 14320 2006-12-22T02:13:36Z Brett 77 {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # An '''attempt''' is a try at something, usually something difficult #: ''It's broken and no '''attempt''' has been made to fix it.'' ==Verb== {{verb|attempt|attempts|attempted|attempting}} # {{transitive verb}} To [[try]] or to make an [[effort]] at. #: ''If you get something in your eye, do not '''attempt''' to remove it yourself.'' [[de:attempt]] [[el:attempt]] [[en:attempt]] [[fr:attempt]] [[gl:attempt]] [[hy:attempt]] [[io:attempt]] [[it:attempt]] [[kk:attempt]] [[hu:attempt]] [[ja:attempt]] [[pt:attempt]] [[ru:attempt]] [[fi:attempt]] [[ta:attempt]] [[vi:attempt]] [[uk:attempt]] [[zh:attempt]] 14321 2006-12-22T02:13:49Z Brett 77 {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # An '''attempt''' is a try at something, usually something difficult #: ''It's broken and no '''attempt''' has been made to fix it.'' ==Verb== {{verb|attempt|attempts|attempted|attempting}} # ({{transitive verb}}) To [[try]] or to make an [[effort]] at. #: ''If you get something in your eye, do not '''attempt''' to remove it yourself.'' [[de:attempt]] [[el:attempt]] [[en:attempt]] [[fr:attempt]] [[gl:attempt]] [[hy:attempt]] [[io:attempt]] [[it:attempt]] [[kk:attempt]] [[hu:attempt]] [[ja:attempt]] [[pt:attempt]] [[ru:attempt]] [[fi:attempt]] [[ta:attempt]] [[vi:attempt]] [[uk:attempt]] [[zh:attempt]] 3614 11291 2006-10-18T12:24:12Z Brett 77 ==Phrase== # If you do <math>x</math> on account of <math>y</math>, you do <math>x</math> [[because]] of <math>y</math>. It explains the [[reason]] you do something. #: ''He read it with difficulty, partly '''on account of''' his bad eyesight.'' 11683 2006-10-31T19:34:22Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fr:on account of]] ==Phrase== # If you do <math>x</math> on account of <math>y</math>, you do <math>x</math> [[because]] of <math>y</math>. It explains the [[reason]] you do something. #: ''He read it with difficulty, partly '''on account of''' his bad eyesight.'' [[fr:on account of]] 14325 2006-12-22T02:19:02Z Brett 77 ==Phrase== # If you do <math>x</math> '''on account of''' <math>y</math>, you do <math>x</math> [[because]] of <math>y</math>. It explains the [[reason]] you do something. #: ''He read it with difficulty, partly '''on account of''' his bad eyesight.'' [[fr:on account of]] 3615 11395 2006-10-20T13:41:21Z PullToOpen 119 band {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[group]] of people working together. # ''[[Music]]:'' A group of people who play different [[instrument]]s together. It can be of any size. ==Verb== {{verb|band|bands|banded|banding}} # To work together. 11404 2006-10-20T16:13:11Z Brett 77 {{BE850}} ==Noun== [[Image:Pro_patria_ring.jpg|thumb|a silver band]] {{noun}} # A [[group]] of people working together. # ''[[Music]]:'' A group of people who play different [[instrument]]s together. It can be of any size. # A [[circular]] piece of material, expecially metal. ==Verb== {{verb|band|bands|banded|banding}} # To work together. 11406 2006-10-20T16:15:53Z Brett 77 {{BE850}} ==Noun== [[Image:Kante_berlin05_1.JPG|thumb|a rock band]] [[Image:Pro_patria_ring.jpg|thumb|a silver band]] {{noun}} # A [[group]] of people working together. # ''[[Music]]:'' A group of people who play different [[instrument]]s together. It can be of any size. # A [[circular]] piece of material, expecially metal. ==Verb== {{verb|band|bands|banded|banding}} # To work together. 11426 2006-10-21T00:09:12Z PullToOpen 119 formatting {{BE850}} [[Image:Kante_berlin05_1.JPG|thumb|a rock band]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[group]] of people working together. # ''[[Music]]:'' A group of people who play different [[instrument]]s together. It can be of any size. # A [[circular]] piece of material, expecially metal. ==Verb== {{verb|band|bands|banded|banding}} # To work together. [[Image:Pro_patria_ring.jpg|thumb|a silver band]] 11427 2006-10-21T02:05:14Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ {{BE850}} [[Image:Kante_berlin05_1.JPG|thumb|a rock band]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[group]] of people working together. # ''[[Music]]:'' A group of people who play different [[instrument]]s together. It can be of any size. # A [[circular]] piece of material, especially metal. ==Verb== {{verb|band|bands|banded|banding}} # To work together. [[Image:Pro_patria_ring.jpg|thumb|a silver band]] 11865 2006-11-09T15:55:03Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: ar, de, el, en, fa, fi, fr, hu, hy, io, it, nl, no, pl, ru, ta, vi, zh {{BE850}} [[Image:Kante_berlin05_1.JPG|thumb|a rock band]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[group]] of people working together. # ''[[Music]]:'' A group of people who play different [[instrument]]s together. It can be of any size. # A [[circular]] piece of material, especially metal. ==Verb== {{verb|band|bands|banded|banding}} # To work together. [[Image:Pro_patria_ring.jpg|thumb|a silver band]] [[ar:band]] [[de:band]] [[el:band]] [[en:band]] [[fa:band]] [[fr:band]] [[hy:band]] [[io:band]] [[it:band]] [[hu:band]] [[nl:band]] [[no:band]] [[pl:band]] [[ru:band]] [[fi:band]] [[ta:band]] [[vi:band]] [[zh:band]] 12915 2006-11-28T05:17:07Z Coppertwig 139 move pictures {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[group]] of people working together. # ''[[Music]]:'' A group of people who play different [[instrument]]s together. It can be of any size. # A [[circular]] piece of material, especially metal. [[Image:Kante_berlin05_1.JPG|thumb|left|a rock music band]] [[Image:Pro_patria_ring.jpg|thumb|a silver band]] <br style="clear:both"/> ==Verb== {{verb|band|bands|banded|banding}} # To work together. [[ar:band]] [[de:band]] [[el:band]] [[en:band]] [[fa:band]] [[fr:band]] [[hy:band]] [[io:band]] [[it:band]] [[hu:band]] [[nl:band]] [[no:band]] [[pl:band]] [[ru:band]] [[fi:band]] [[ta:band]] [[vi:band]] [[zh:band]] 3616 11396 2006-10-20T13:50:02Z PullToOpen 119 base (something here is probably wrong) {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # The bottom part of anything. # The [[simple]]st and most [[important]] part of something. ==Adjective== # Being a base to something. ==Verb== {{verb|base|bases|based|basing}} # To make the simplest and most important part. # To make a point through [[reason]]ing. 11401 2006-10-20T15:46:30Z Brett 77 /* Adjective */ {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # The bottom part of anything. # The [[simple]]st and most [[important]] part of something. ==Adjective== # Rude, unfair, or unkind. #: ''The people who make those sex vidoes are really '''base'''.'' ==Verb== {{verb|base|bases|based|basing}} # To make the simplest and most important part. # To make a point through [[reason]]ing. 11402 2006-10-20T15:54:44Z Brett 77 /* Verb */ {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # The bottom part of anything. # The [[simple]]st and most [[important]] part of something. ==Adjective== # Rude, unfair, or unkind. #: ''The people who make those sex vidoes are really '''base'''.'' ==Verb== {{verb|base|bases|based|basing}} {{transitive verb}} # If you base <math>x</math> in place <math>y</math>, <math>x</math> may go to other places, but it does its main work in <math>y</math> (often [[passive]]). #: ''The airline is '''based''' in Toronto, but flies all over the world.'' # If you '''base''' <math>x</math> on <math>y</math>, you build <math>x</math> on or using <math>y</math>. #: ''The movie is '''based''' on the book.'' 11868 2006-11-09T15:55:33Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: de, el, en, es, fa, fi, fr, hu, hy, id, io, it, ja, kk, nl, no, pt, ru, ta, uk, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # The bottom part of anything. # The [[simple]]st and most [[important]] part of something. ==Adjective== # Rude, unfair, or unkind. #: ''The people who make those sex vidoes are really '''base'''.'' ==Verb== {{verb|base|bases|based|basing}} {{transitive verb}} # If you base <math>x</math> in place <math>y</math>, <math>x</math> may go to other places, but it does its main work in <math>y</math> (often [[passive]]). #: ''The airline is '''based''' in Toronto, but flies all over the world.'' # If you '''base''' <math>x</math> on <math>y</math>, you build <math>x</math> on or using <math>y</math>. #: ''The movie is '''based''' on the book.'' [[de:base]] [[el:base]] [[en:base]] [[es:base]] [[fa:base]] [[fr:base]] [[hy:base]] [[io:base]] [[id:base]] [[it:base]] [[kk:base]] [[hu:base]] [[nl:base]] [[ja:base]] [[no:base]] [[pt:base]] [[ru:base]] [[fi:base]] [[ta:base]] [[vi:base]] [[uk:base]] [[zh:base]] 12210 2006-11-12T12:07:56Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fy:base]] {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # The bottom part of anything. # The [[simple]]st and most [[important]] part of something. ==Adjective== # Rude, unfair, or unkind. #: ''The people who make those sex vidoes are really '''base'''.'' ==Verb== {{verb|base|bases|based|basing}} {{transitive verb}} # If you base <math>x</math> in place <math>y</math>, <math>x</math> may go to other places, but it does its main work in <math>y</math> (often [[passive]]). #: ''The airline is '''based''' in Toronto, but flies all over the world.'' # If you '''base''' <math>x</math> on <math>y</math>, you build <math>x</math> on or using <math>y</math>. #: ''The movie is '''based''' on the book.'' [[de:base]] [[el:base]] [[en:base]] [[es:base]] [[fa:base]] [[fr:base]] [[fy:base]] [[hy:base]] [[io:base]] [[id:base]] [[it:base]] [[kk:base]] [[hu:base]] [[nl:base]] [[ja:base]] [[no:base]] [[pt:base]] [[ru:base]] [[fi:base]] [[ta:base]] [[vi:base]] [[uk:base]] [[zh:base]] 12916 2006-11-28T05:28:37Z Coppertwig 139 /* Noun */ picture {{BE850}} {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Holy Trinity Column-Saint Lawrence.jpg|thumb|the '''base''' of a column]] # The lower part of anything; the solid part that touches the [[floor]] or touches the [[earth]] and keeps the other parts of the thing up. # The [[simple]]st and most [[important]] part of something. ==Adjective== # Rude, unfair, or unkind. #: ''The people who make those sex vidoes are really '''base'''.'' ==Verb== {{verb|base|bases|based|basing}} {{transitive verb}} # If you base <math>x</math> in place <math>y</math>, <math>x</math> may go to other places, but it does its main work in <math>y</math> (often [[passive]]). #: ''The airline is '''based''' in Toronto, but flies all over the world.'' # If you '''base''' <math>x</math> on <math>y</math>, you build <math>x</math> on or using <math>y</math>. #: ''The movie is '''based''' on the book.'' [[de:base]] [[el:base]] [[en:base]] [[es:base]] [[fa:base]] [[fr:base]] [[fy:base]] [[hy:base]] [[io:base]] [[id:base]] [[it:base]] [[kk:base]] [[hu:base]] [[nl:base]] [[ja:base]] [[no:base]] [[pt:base]] [[ru:base]] [[fi:base]] [[ta:base]] [[vi:base]] [[uk:base]] [[zh:base]] 12917 2006-11-28T05:35:03Z Coppertwig 139 changing words {{BE850}} {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Holy Trinity Column-Saint Lawrence.jpg|thumb|the '''base''' of a column]] # The lower part of anything; the solid part that touches the [[floor]] or touches the [[earth]] and keeps the other parts of the thing up. # The [[simple]]st and most [[important]] part of something. ==Adjective== # Rude, unfair, or unkind. #: ''The people who make those sex vidoes are really '''base'''.'' ==Verb== {{verb|base|bases|based|basing}} {{transitive verb}} # When something or someone is '''based''' in a place, they do most of their work in that place. #: ''The airline is '''based''' in Toronto, but flies all over the world.'' # To build or make something on another thing, or using the other thing, or like the other thing. #: ''The movie is '''based''' on the book.'' [[de:base]] [[el:base]] [[en:base]] [[es:base]] [[fa:base]] [[fr:base]] [[fy:base]] [[hy:base]] [[io:base]] [[id:base]] [[it:base]] [[kk:base]] [[hu:base]] [[nl:base]] [[ja:base]] [[no:base]] [[pt:base]] [[ru:base]] [[fi:base]] [[ta:base]] [[vi:base]] [[uk:base]] [[zh:base]] 12918 2006-11-28T05:35:51Z Coppertwig 139 move picture {{BE850}} {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Holy Trinity Column-Saint Lawrence.jpg|thumb|the '''base''' of a column]] # The lower part of anything; the solid part that touches the [[floor]] or touches the [[earth]] and keeps the other parts of the thing up. # The [[simple]]st and most [[important]] part of something. ==Adjective== # Rude, unfair, or unkind. #: ''The people who make those sex vidoes are really '''base'''.'' <br style="clear:both"/> ==Verb== {{verb|base|bases|based|basing}} {{transitive verb}} # When something or someone is '''based''' in a place, they do most of their work in that place. #: ''The airline is '''based''' in Toronto, but flies all over the world.'' # To build or make something on another thing, or using the other thing, or like the other thing. #: ''The movie is '''based''' on the book.'' [[de:base]] [[el:base]] [[en:base]] [[es:base]] [[fa:base]] [[fr:base]] [[fy:base]] [[hy:base]] [[io:base]] [[id:base]] [[it:base]] [[kk:base]] [[hu:base]] [[nl:base]] [[ja:base]] [[no:base]] [[pt:base]] [[ru:base]] [[fi:base]] [[ta:base]] [[vi:base]] [[uk:base]] [[zh:base]] 12919 2006-11-28T05:36:42Z Coppertwig 139 only one BE850 {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Holy Trinity Column-Saint Lawrence.jpg|thumb|the '''base''' of a column]] # The lower part of anything; the solid part that touches the [[floor]] or touches the [[earth]] and keeps the other parts of the thing up. # The [[simple]]st and most [[important]] part of something. ==Adjective== # Rude, unfair, or unkind. #: ''The people who make those sex vidoes are really '''base'''.'' <br style="clear:both"/> ==Verb== {{verb|base|bases|based|basing}} {{transitive verb}} # When something or someone is '''based''' in a place, they do most of their work in that place. #: ''The airline is '''based''' in Toronto, but flies all over the world.'' # To build or make something on another thing, or using the other thing, or like the other thing. #: ''The movie is '''based''' on the book.'' [[de:base]] [[el:base]] [[en:base]] [[es:base]] [[fa:base]] [[fr:base]] [[fy:base]] [[hy:base]] [[io:base]] [[id:base]] [[it:base]] [[kk:base]] [[hu:base]] [[nl:base]] [[ja:base]] [[no:base]] [[pt:base]] [[ru:base]] [[fi:base]] [[ta:base]] [[vi:base]] [[uk:base]] [[zh:base]] 12920 2006-11-28T05:42:11Z Kappa 92 /* Adjective */ typo {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Holy Trinity Column-Saint Lawrence.jpg|thumb|the '''base''' of a column]] # The lower part of anything; the solid part that touches the [[floor]] or touches the [[earth]] and keeps the other parts of the thing up. # The [[simple]]st and most [[important]] part of something. ==Adjective== # Rude, unfair, or unkind. #: ''The people who make those sex videos are really '''base'''.'' <br style="clear:both"/> ==Verb== {{verb|base|bases|based|basing}} {{transitive verb}} # When something or someone is '''based''' in a place, they do most of their work in that place. #: ''The airline is '''based''' in Toronto, but flies all over the world.'' # To build or make something on another thing, or using the other thing, or like the other thing. #: ''The movie is '''based''' on the book.'' [[de:base]] [[el:base]] [[en:base]] [[es:base]] [[fa:base]] [[fr:base]] [[fy:base]] [[hy:base]] [[io:base]] [[id:base]] [[it:base]] [[kk:base]] [[hu:base]] [[nl:base]] [[ja:base]] [[no:base]] [[pt:base]] [[ru:base]] [[fi:base]] [[ta:base]] [[vi:base]] [[uk:base]] [[zh:base]] 13840 2006-12-19T10:06:26Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[tr:base]] {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Holy Trinity Column-Saint Lawrence.jpg|thumb|the '''base''' of a column]] # The lower part of anything; the solid part that touches the [[floor]] or touches the [[earth]] and keeps the other parts of the thing up. # The [[simple]]st and most [[important]] part of something. ==Adjective== # Rude, unfair, or unkind. #: ''The people who make those sex videos are really '''base'''.'' <br style="clear:both"/> ==Verb== {{verb|base|bases|based|basing}} {{transitive verb}} # When something or someone is '''based''' in a place, they do most of their work in that place. #: ''The airline is '''based''' in Toronto, but flies all over the world.'' # To build or make something on another thing, or using the other thing, or like the other thing. #: ''The movie is '''based''' on the book.'' [[de:base]] [[el:base]] [[en:base]] [[es:base]] [[fa:base]] [[fr:base]] [[fy:base]] [[hy:base]] [[io:base]] [[id:base]] [[it:base]] [[kk:base]] [[hu:base]] [[nl:base]] [[ja:base]] [[no:base]] [[pt:base]] [[ru:base]] [[fi:base]] [[ta:base]] [[vi:base]] [[tr:base]] [[uk:base]] [[zh:base]] 3617 11397 2006-10-20T13:52:56Z PullToOpen 119 basin {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[w:container|container]] that is wider than it is deep. # Anything that looks like a [[w:container|container]]. 11403 2006-10-20T16:06:51Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Death_Valley_basin_cross_section.png|thumb|The Death Valley Basin between two mountains]] [[Image:ItsukushimaBasin7406.jpg|thumb|A water basin]] # A low, wide place on the earth. #: ''The people living in the Amazon '''basin''' depend on the river.'' # A [[w:container|container]] that is wider than it is deep. # Anything that looks like a [[w:container|container]]. 11405 2006-10-20T16:15:06Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Death_Valley_basin_cross_section.png|thumb|The Death Valley Basin between two mountains]] [[Image:Ceramic_planter_from_the_Ming_Dynasty.jpg|thumb|A basin]] # A low, wide place on the earth. #: ''The people living in the Amazon '''basin''' depend on the river.'' # A [[w:container|container]] that is wider than it is deep. # Anything that looks like a [[w:container|container]]. 11867 2006-11-09T15:55:23Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: ar, de, el, en, fi, fr, hu, hy, io, kk, ru, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Death_Valley_basin_cross_section.png|thumb|The Death Valley Basin between two mountains]] [[Image:Ceramic_planter_from_the_Ming_Dynasty.jpg|thumb|A basin]] # A low, wide place on the earth. #: ''The people living in the Amazon '''basin''' depend on the river.'' # A [[w:container|container]] that is wider than it is deep. # Anything that looks like a [[w:container|container]]. [[ar:basin]] [[de:basin]] [[el:basin]] [[en:basin]] [[fr:basin]] [[hy:basin]] [[io:basin]] [[kk:basin]] [[hu:basin]] [[ru:basin]] [[fi:basin]] [[vi:basin]] [[zh:basin]] 13029 2006-11-30T04:29:42Z Coppertwig 139 /* Noun */ moved definitions {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Death_Valley_basin_cross_section.png|thumb|The Death Valley Basin between two mountains]] [[Image:Ceramic_planter_from_the_Ming_Dynasty.jpg|thumb|A basin]] # A [[w:container|container]] that is wider than it is deep. # Anything that looks like a [[w:container|container]]. # A low, wide place on the earth. #: ''The people living in the Amazon '''basin''' depend on the river.'' [[ar:basin]] [[de:basin]] [[el:basin]] [[en:basin]] [[fr:basin]] [[hy:basin]] [[io:basin]] [[kk:basin]] [[hu:basin]] [[ru:basin]] [[fi:basin]] [[vi:basin]] [[zh:basin]] 13030 2006-11-30T04:30:23Z Coppertwig 139 moved pictures {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Ceramic_planter_from_the_Ming_Dynasty.jpg|thumb|A basin]] [[Image:Death_Valley_basin_cross_section.png|thumb|The Death Valley Basin between two mountains]] # A [[w:container|container]] that is wider than it is deep. # Anything that looks like a [[w:container|container]]. # A low, wide place on the earth. #: ''The people living in the Amazon '''basin''' depend on the river.'' [[ar:basin]] [[de:basin]] [[el:basin]] [[en:basin]] [[fr:basin]] [[hy:basin]] [[io:basin]] [[kk:basin]] [[hu:basin]] [[ru:basin]] [[fi:basin]] [[vi:basin]] [[zh:basin]] 13838 2006-12-19T09:59:33Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[vo:basin]] {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Ceramic_planter_from_the_Ming_Dynasty.jpg|thumb|A basin]] [[Image:Death_Valley_basin_cross_section.png|thumb|The Death Valley Basin between two mountains]] # A [[w:container|container]] that is wider than it is deep. # Anything that looks like a [[w:container|container]]. # A low, wide place on the earth. #: ''The people living in the Amazon '''basin''' depend on the river.'' [[ar:basin]] [[de:basin]] [[el:basin]] [[en:basin]] [[fr:basin]] [[hy:basin]] [[io:basin]] [[kk:basin]] [[hu:basin]] [[ru:basin]] [[fi:basin]] [[vi:basin]] [[vo:basin]] [[zh:basin]] 3618 11400 2006-10-20T15:39:45Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} Also {{mass noun}} # An '''aspect''' is a [[part]] of an idea, problem, or other non-physical thing. #: ''In Chapter 2 we consider processor size. In Chapter 3 we consider other '''aspects''' of processor design.'' # In grammar, '''aspect''' is the [[verb]] form(s) that show the speaker's view of whether the situation is complete or happens again and again. English shows the [[progressive]] '''aspect''' by using (''be'') + ''-ing''. #: ''"I go" and "I'm going" are both present tense, but "I'm going" is in the progressive '''aspect'''.'' 11409 2006-10-20T20:02:31Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} Also {{mass noun}} # An '''aspect''' is a [[part]] of an idea, problem, or other non-physical thing. #: ''In Chapter 2 we consider processor size. In Chapter 3 we consider other '''aspects''' of processor design.'' # In grammar, '''aspect''' is the [[verb]] form(s) that show the speaker's view of whether the situation is complete or happens again and again. English shows the [[progressive]] '''aspect''' by using (''be'') + ''-ing''. #: ''"I go" and "I'm going" are both present tense, but "I'm going" is in the progressive '''aspect'''.'' ===See also=== * [[aspect ratio]] 11410 2006-10-20T20:07:44Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} Also {{mass noun}} # An '''aspect''' is a view of something, often something non-physical, such as an idea or a problem. #: ''In Chapter 2 we consider processor size. In Chapter 3 we consider other '''aspects''' of processor design.'' # In grammar, '''aspect''' is the [[verb]] form(s) that show the speaker's view of whether the situation is complete or happens again and again. English shows the [[progressive]] '''aspect''' by using (''be'') + ''-ing''. #: ''"I go" and "I'm going" are both present tense, but "I'm going" is in the progressive '''aspect'''.'' ===See also=== * [[aspect ratio]] 11411 2006-10-20T20:08:26Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ ==Noun== {{noun}} Also {{mass noun}} # An '''aspect''' is a [[view]] of something, often something non-physical, such as an idea or a problem. #: ''In Chapter 2 we look at processor size. In Chapter 3 we consider other '''aspects''' of processor design.'' # In grammar, '''aspect''' is the [[verb]] form(s) that show the speaker's view of whether the situation is complete or happens again and again. English shows the [[progressive]] '''aspect''' by using (''be'') + ''-ing''. #: ''"I go" and "I'm going" are both present tense, but "I'm going" is in the progressive '''aspect'''.'' ===See also=== * [[aspect ratio]] 11863 2006-11-09T15:54:43Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: ar, en, et, fa, fr, gl, hu, io, it, nl, pt, ru, vi ==Noun== {{noun}} Also {{mass noun}} # An '''aspect''' is a [[view]] of something, often something non-physical, such as an idea or a problem. #: ''In Chapter 2 we look at processor size. In Chapter 3 we consider other '''aspects''' of processor design.'' # In grammar, '''aspect''' is the [[verb]] form(s) that show the speaker's view of whether the situation is complete or happens again and again. English shows the [[progressive]] '''aspect''' by using (''be'') + ''-ing''. #: ''"I go" and "I'm going" are both present tense, but "I'm going" is in the progressive '''aspect'''.'' ===See also=== * [[aspect ratio]] [[ar:aspect]] [[et:aspect]] [[en:aspect]] [[fa:aspect]] [[fr:aspect]] [[gl:aspect]] [[io:aspect]] [[it:aspect]] [[hu:aspect]] [[nl:aspect]] [[pt:aspect]] [[ru:aspect]] [[vi:aspect]] 12391 2006-11-16T12:32:31Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} Also {{mass noun}} # An '''aspect''' is a [[view]] of something, often something non-physical, such as an idea or a problem. #: ''In Chapter 2 we look at processor size. In Chapter 3 we consider other '''aspects''' of processor design.'' # In grammar, '''aspect''' is the [[verb]] form(s) that show the speaker's view of whether the situation is complete or happens again and again. English shows the [[progressive]] '''aspect''' by using (''be'') + ''-ing''. #: ''"I go" and "I'm going" are both present tense, but "I'm going" is in the progressive '''aspect'''.'' ===See also=== * [[aspect ratio]] [[ar:aspect]] [[et:aspect]] [[en:aspect]] [[fa:aspect]] [[fr:aspect]] [[gl:aspect]] [[io:aspect]] [[it:aspect]] [[hu:aspect]] [[nl:aspect]] [[pt:aspect]] [[ru:aspect]] [[vi:aspect]] 3619 11412 2006-10-20T20:21:08Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} Also {{mass noun}} # '''Acquisition''' is the act of getting something, often by buying it. #:''The judge ruled that the '''acquisition''' of XYZ company by Acme Inc. was illegal.'' #: ''Studies of language '''acquisition''' show that it's easier for children to learn language than for adults.'' # An '''acquisition''' is something that you got. #: ''The zoo's largest '''aquisition''' involved three elephants.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[purchase]] ===See also=== * [[acquire]] 11413 2006-10-20T20:21:38Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ ==Noun== {{noun}} Also {{mass noun}} # '''Acquisition''' is the act of getting something, often by buying it. #:''The judge ruled that the '''acquisition''' of XYZ company by Acme Inc. was illegal.'' #: ''Studies of language '''acquisition''' show that it's easier for children to learn language than for adults.'' # An '''acquisition''' is something that you got. #: ''The zoo's last '''aquisition''' was three elephants.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[purchase]] ===See also=== * [[acquire]] 11706 2006-11-02T16:05:17Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, de, el, en, et, fa, fi, fr, gl, io, it, ja, ru, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} Also {{mass noun}} # '''Acquisition''' is the act of getting something, often by buying it. #:''The judge ruled that the '''acquisition''' of XYZ company by Acme Inc. was illegal.'' #: ''Studies of language '''acquisition''' show that it's easier for children to learn language than for adults.'' # An '''acquisition''' is something that you got. #: ''The zoo's last '''aquisition''' was three elephants.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[purchase]] ===See also=== * [[acquire]] [[ar:acquisition]] [[de:acquisition]] [[et:acquisition]] [[el:acquisition]] [[en:acquisition]] [[fa:acquisition]] [[fr:acquisition]] [[gl:acquisition]] [[io:acquisition]] [[it:acquisition]] [[ja:acquisition]] [[ru:acquisition]] [[fi:acquisition]] [[vi:acquisition]] [[zh:acquisition]] 12407 2006-11-16T12:35:46Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} Also {{mass noun}} # '''Acquisition''' is the act of getting something, often by buying it. #:''The judge ruled that the '''acquisition''' of XYZ company by Acme Inc. was illegal.'' #: ''Studies of language '''acquisition''' show that it's easier for children to learn language than for adults.'' # An '''acquisition''' is something that you got. #: ''The zoo's last '''aquisition''' was three elephants.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[purchase]] ===See also=== * [[acquire]] [[ar:acquisition]] [[de:acquisition]] [[et:acquisition]] [[el:acquisition]] [[en:acquisition]] [[fa:acquisition]] [[fr:acquisition]] [[gl:acquisition]] [[io:acquisition]] [[it:acquisition]] [[ja:acquisition]] [[ru:acquisition]] [[fi:acquisition]] [[vi:acquisition]] [[zh:acquisition]] 13967 2006-12-20T06:37:27Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[tr:acquisition]] {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} Also {{mass noun}} # '''Acquisition''' is the act of getting something, often by buying it. #:''The judge ruled that the '''acquisition''' of XYZ company by Acme Inc. was illegal.'' #: ''Studies of language '''acquisition''' show that it's easier for children to learn language than for adults.'' # An '''acquisition''' is something that you got. #: ''The zoo's last '''aquisition''' was three elephants.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[purchase]] ===See also=== * [[acquire]] [[ar:acquisition]] [[de:acquisition]] [[et:acquisition]] [[el:acquisition]] [[en:acquisition]] [[fa:acquisition]] [[fr:acquisition]] [[gl:acquisition]] [[io:acquisition]] [[it:acquisition]] [[ja:acquisition]] [[ru:acquisition]] [[fi:acquisition]] [[vi:acquisition]] [[tr:acquisition]] [[zh:acquisition]] 3620 11445 2006-10-22T02:50:20Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''feature''' is a noticeable part of something. #: ''On unusual '''feature''' of the town is the river in the middle of mainstreet.'' # A '''feature''' is a useful part or function of a product. #: ''In computers, a CD drive used to be a special '''feature'''. Now you can't buy a computer without one.'' # A '''feature''' is a special newspaper or magazine article or radio or television program that is not published regularly. #: ''The Star is running a special '''feature''' about homelessness.'' # A '''feature''' is a movie playing at a cinema. #: ''Today's '''feature''' will appear right after these commercials.'' ==Verb== {{verb|feature|features|featured|featuring}} {{transitive verb}} ===Synonyms=== * [[aspect]] 11929 2006-11-09T16:34:19Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: ar, el, en, fi, fr, io, pt, ru, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''feature''' is a noticeable part of something. #: ''On unusual '''feature''' of the town is the river in the middle of mainstreet.'' # A '''feature''' is a useful part or function of a product. #: ''In computers, a CD drive used to be a special '''feature'''. Now you can't buy a computer without one.'' # A '''feature''' is a special newspaper or magazine article or radio or television program that is not published regularly. #: ''The Star is running a special '''feature''' about homelessness.'' # A '''feature''' is a movie playing at a cinema. #: ''Today's '''feature''' will appear right after these commercials.'' ==Verb== {{verb|feature|features|featured|featuring}} {{transitive verb}} ===Synonyms=== * [[aspect]] [[ar:feature]] [[el:feature]] [[en:feature]] [[fr:feature]] [[io:feature]] [[pt:feature]] [[ru:feature]] [[fi:feature]] [[vi:feature]] [[zh:feature]] 12406 2006-11-16T12:35:40Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''feature''' is a noticeable part of something. #: ''On unusual '''feature''' of the town is the river in the middle of mainstreet.'' # A '''feature''' is a useful part or function of a product. #: ''In computers, a CD drive used to be a special '''feature'''. Now you can't buy a computer without one.'' # A '''feature''' is a special newspaper or magazine article or radio or television program that is not published regularly. #: ''The Star is running a special '''feature''' about homelessness.'' # A '''feature''' is a movie playing at a cinema. #: ''Today's '''feature''' will appear right after these commercials.'' ==Verb== {{verb|feature|features|featured|featuring}} {{transitive verb}} ===Synonyms=== * [[aspect]] [[ar:feature]] [[el:feature]] [[en:feature]] [[fr:feature]] [[io:feature]] [[pt:feature]] [[ru:feature]] [[fi:feature]] [[vi:feature]] [[zh:feature]] 12408 2006-11-16T12:37:08Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ wikification {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''feature''' is a [[noticeable]] part of something. #: ''On unusual '''feature''' of the town is the river in the middle of mainstreet.'' # A '''feature''' is a useful part or [[function]] of a [[product]]. #: ''In computers, a CD drive used to be a special '''feature'''. Now you can't buy a computer without one.'' # A '''feature''' is a special newspaper or magazine [[article]] or radio or television program that is not published regularly. #: ''The Star is running a special '''feature''' about homelessness.'' # A '''feature''' is a movie playing at a [[cinema]]. #: ''Today's '''feature''' will appear right after these commercials.'' ==Verb== {{verb|feature|features|featured|featuring}} {{transitive verb}} ===Synonyms=== * [[aspect]] [[ar:feature]] [[el:feature]] [[en:feature]] [[fr:feature]] [[io:feature]] [[pt:feature]] [[ru:feature]] [[fi:feature]] [[vi:feature]] [[zh:feature]] 12409 2006-11-16T12:37:41Z Brett 77 /* Verb */ +stub {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''feature''' is a [[noticeable]] part of something. #: ''On unusual '''feature''' of the town is the river in the middle of mainstreet.'' # A '''feature''' is a useful part or [[function]] of a [[product]]. #: ''In computers, a CD drive used to be a special '''feature'''. Now you can't buy a computer without one.'' # A '''feature''' is a special newspaper or magazine [[article]] or radio or television program that is not published regularly. #: ''The Star is running a special '''feature''' about homelessness.'' # A '''feature''' is a movie playing at a [[cinema]]. #: ''Today's '''feature''' will appear right after these commercials.'' ==Verb== {{verb|feature|features|featured|featuring}} {{transitive verb}} {{Stub}} ===Synonyms=== * [[aspect]] [[ar:feature]] [[el:feature]] [[en:feature]] [[fr:feature]] [[io:feature]] [[pt:feature]] [[ru:feature]] [[fi:feature]] [[vi:feature]] [[zh:feature]] 3621 11468 2006-10-23T02:45:50Z 70.69.249.84 A number is a specialized character used to identify a certain amount (cost) 11491 2006-10-23T23:34:08Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''number''' is a count, such as 1, 2, 3, etc. #: ''She has a '''number''' of dictionaries--four or five, I think.'' 11596 2006-10-29T12:15:56Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: el, en, fi, fr, hu, hy, io, it, ja, kk, ko, pl, pt, ru, sv, ta, tr, uk, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''number''' is a count, such as 1, 2, 3, etc. #: ''She has a '''number''' of dictionaries--four or five, I think.'' [[el:number]] [[en:number]] [[fr:number]] [[ko:number]] [[hy:number]] [[io:number]] [[it:number]] [[kk:number]] [[hu:number]] [[ja:number]] [[pl:number]] [[pt:number]] [[ru:number]] [[fi:number]] [[sv:number]] [[ta:number]] [[vi:number]] [[tr:number]] [[uk:number]] [[zh:number]] 14145 2006-12-21T05:42:33Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ku:number]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''number''' is a count, such as 1, 2, 3, etc. #: ''She has a '''number''' of dictionaries--four or five, I think.'' [[el:number]] [[en:number]] [[fr:number]] [[ko:number]] [[hy:number]] [[io:number]] [[it:number]] [[kk:number]] [[ku:number]] [[hu:number]] [[ja:number]] [[pl:number]] [[pt:number]] [[ru:number]] [[fi:number]] [[sv:number]] [[ta:number]] [[vi:number]] [[tr:number]] [[uk:number]] [[zh:number]] 14231 2006-12-21T18:18:04Z Brett 77 + verb stub ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''number''' is a count, such as 1, 2, 3, etc. #: ''She has a '''number''' of dictionaries--four or five, I think.'' ==Verb== {{Stub}} [[el:number]] [[en:number]] [[fr:number]] [[ko:number]] [[hy:number]] [[io:number]] [[it:number]] [[kk:number]] [[ku:number]] [[hu:number]] [[ja:number]] [[pl:number]] [[pt:number]] [[ru:number]] [[fi:number]] [[sv:number]] [[ta:number]] [[vi:number]] [[tr:number]] [[uk:number]] [[zh:number]] 3622 11492 2006-10-24T20:26:40Z PullToOpen 119 before {{BE850}} ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # At an earlier time. ''I have not been there before.'' ==Conjunction== {{conjunction}} # Earlier than the time when something happens. ''He worked in a gas station before he became famous.'' # To stop something bad from happening. ''Put out the fire before the house burns down.'' # [[Until]]. ''It took a few moments before I realized that she was joking.'' ==Preposition== {{preposition}} # Earlier than something or someone. ''She finished before me.'' 11495 2006-10-25T01:03:48Z Brett 77 /* Adverb */ {{BE850}} ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # At an earlier time. #: ''I have not been there '''before'''.'' ==Conjunction== {{conjunction}} # Earlier than the time when something happens. ''He worked in a gas station before he became famous.'' # To stop something bad from happening. ''Put out the fire before the house burns down.'' # [[Until]]. ''It took a few moments before I realized that she was joking.'' ==Preposition== {{preposition}} # Earlier than something or someone. ''She finished before me.'' 11496 2006-10-25T01:04:24Z Brett 77 /* Conjunction */ {{BE850}} ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # At an earlier time. #: ''I have not been there '''before'''.'' ==Conjunction== {{conjunction}} # Earlier than the time when something happens. #: ''He worked in a gas station '''before''' he became famous.'' # To stop something bad from happening. #: ''Put out the fire '''before''' the house burns down.'' # [[Until]]. #: ''It took a few moments '''before''' I realized that she was joking.'' ==Preposition== {{preposition}} # Earlier than something or someone. ''She finished before me.'' 11497 2006-10-25T01:04:54Z Brett 77 /* Preposition */ {{BE850}} ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # At an earlier time. #: ''I have not been there '''before'''.'' ==Conjunction== {{conjunction}} # Earlier than the time when something happens. #: ''He worked in a gas station '''before''' he became famous.'' # To stop something bad from happening. #: ''Put out the fire '''before''' the house burns down.'' # [[Until]]. #: ''It took a few moments '''before''' I realized that she was joking.'' ==Preposition== {{preposition}} # Earlier than something or someone. #: ''She finished '''before''' me.'' 11644 2006-10-30T14:48:20Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, el, en, fi, fr, gl, hu, hy, io, it, ja, kk, pl, pt, ta, uk, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # At an earlier time. #: ''I have not been there '''before'''.'' ==Conjunction== {{conjunction}} # Earlier than the time when something happens. #: ''He worked in a gas station '''before''' he became famous.'' # To stop something bad from happening. #: ''Put out the fire '''before''' the house burns down.'' # [[Until]]. #: ''It took a few moments '''before''' I realized that she was joking.'' ==Preposition== {{preposition}} # Earlier than something or someone. #: ''She finished '''before''' me.'' [[de:before]] [[el:before]] [[en:before]] [[fr:before]] [[gl:before]] [[hy:before]] [[io:before]] [[it:before]] [[kk:before]] [[hu:before]] [[ja:before]] [[pl:before]] [[pt:before]] [[fi:before]] [[ta:before]] [[vi:before]] [[uk:before]] [[zh:before]] 12597 2006-11-25T07:32:37Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[et:before]] {{BE850}} ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # At an earlier time. #: ''I have not been there '''before'''.'' ==Conjunction== {{conjunction}} # Earlier than the time when something happens. #: ''He worked in a gas station '''before''' he became famous.'' # To stop something bad from happening. #: ''Put out the fire '''before''' the house burns down.'' # [[Until]]. #: ''It took a few moments '''before''' I realized that she was joking.'' ==Preposition== {{preposition}} # Earlier than something or someone. #: ''She finished '''before''' me.'' [[de:before]] [[et:before]] [[el:before]] [[en:before]] [[fr:before]] [[gl:before]] [[hy:before]] [[io:before]] [[it:before]] [[kk:before]] [[hu:before]] [[ja:before]] [[pl:before]] [[pt:before]] [[fi:before]] [[ta:before]] [[vi:before]] [[uk:before]] [[zh:before]] 13624 2006-12-11T04:45:33Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ku:before]] {{BE850}} ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # At an earlier time. #: ''I have not been there '''before'''.'' ==Conjunction== {{conjunction}} # Earlier than the time when something happens. #: ''He worked in a gas station '''before''' he became famous.'' # To stop something bad from happening. #: ''Put out the fire '''before''' the house burns down.'' # [[Until]]. #: ''It took a few moments '''before''' I realized that she was joking.'' ==Preposition== {{preposition}} # Earlier than something or someone. #: ''She finished '''before''' me.'' [[de:before]] [[et:before]] [[el:before]] [[en:before]] [[fr:before]] [[gl:before]] [[hy:before]] [[io:before]] [[it:before]] [[kk:before]] [[ku:before]] [[hu:before]] [[ja:before]] [[pl:before]] [[pt:before]] [[fi:before]] [[ta:before]] [[vi:before]] [[uk:before]] [[zh:before]] 3623 11493 2006-10-24T20:34:21Z PullToOpen 119 behavior :''This word has a different spelling in British English. It is spelled '''behaviour'''. {{BE850}} ==Noun== # The way that you [[behave]]. ''His behavior is bad.'' [[Category:Nouns]] 11498 2006-10-25T01:05:48Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ :''This word has a different spelling in British English. It is spelled '''behaviour'''. {{BE850}} ==Noun== # The way that you [[behave]]. #: ''His '''behavior''' is bad.'' [[Category:Nouns]] 11649 2006-10-30T15:23:06Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, en, fi, fr, gl, hu, hy, kk, pt, ta, uk, vi, zh :''This word has a different spelling in British English. It is spelled '''behaviour'''. {{BE850}} ==Noun== # The way that you [[behave]]. #: ''His '''behavior''' is bad.'' [[Category:Nouns]] [[de:behavior]] [[en:behavior]] [[fr:behavior]] [[gl:behavior]] [[hy:behavior]] [[kk:behavior]] [[hu:behavior]] [[pt:behavior]] [[fi:behavior]] [[ta:behavior]] [[vi:behavior]] [[uk:behavior]] [[zh:behavior]] 12188 2006-11-11T17:36:19Z PullToOpen 119 template :''This word has a different spelling in British English. It is spelled '''behaviour'''. {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # The way that you [[behave]]. #: ''His '''behavior''' is bad.'' [[Category:Nouns]] [[de:behavior]] [[en:behavior]] [[fr:behavior]] [[gl:behavior]] [[hy:behavior]] [[kk:behavior]] [[hu:behavior]] [[pt:behavior]] [[fi:behavior]] [[ta:behavior]] [[vi:behavior]] [[uk:behavior]] [[zh:behavior]] 12596 2006-11-25T07:29:37Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[io:behavior]] :''This word has a different spelling in British English. It is spelled '''behaviour'''. {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # The way that you [[behave]]. #: ''His '''behavior''' is bad.'' [[Category:Nouns]] [[de:behavior]] [[en:behavior]] [[fr:behavior]] [[gl:behavior]] [[hy:behavior]] [[io:behavior]] [[kk:behavior]] [[hu:behavior]] [[pt:behavior]] [[fi:behavior]] [[ta:behavior]] [[vi:behavior]] [[uk:behavior]] [[zh:behavior]] 3624 11494 2006-10-24T20:34:54Z PullToOpen 119 redirect per American English #REDIRECT [[behavior]] 3625 11499 2006-10-25T01:24:47Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} Also {{mass noun}} # '''Text''' is written language (often academic). #: ''The '''text''' is OK, but we need to change the graphics before we publish.'' #: ''You can see the '''text''' of what they are saying there at the bottom of the screen.'' # A '''text''' is a textbook (American English). #: ''Did you buy the '''text''' for the accounting course?'' 12037 2006-11-09T18:06:43Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ku, pt, ru, sv, ta, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} Also {{mass noun}} # '''Text''' is written language (often academic). #: ''The '''text''' is OK, but we need to change the graphics before we publish.'' #: ''You can see the '''text''' of what they are saying there at the bottom of the screen.'' # A '''text''' is a textbook (American English). #: ''Did you buy the '''text''' for the accounting course?'' [[en:text]] [[fr:text]] [[io:text]] [[it:text]] [[ku:text]] [[hu:text]] [[pt:text]] [[ru:text]] [[fi:text]] [[sv:text]] [[ta:text]] [[vi:text]] [[zh:text]] 12275 2006-11-15T02:18:33Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ar:text]] ==Noun== {{noun}} Also {{mass noun}} # '''Text''' is written language (often academic). #: ''The '''text''' is OK, but we need to change the graphics before we publish.'' #: ''You can see the '''text''' of what they are saying there at the bottom of the screen.'' # A '''text''' is a textbook (American English). #: ''Did you buy the '''text''' for the accounting course?'' [[ar:text]] [[en:text]] [[fr:text]] [[io:text]] [[it:text]] [[ku:text]] [[hu:text]] [[pt:text]] [[ru:text]] [[fi:text]] [[sv:text]] [[ta:text]] [[vi:text]] [[zh:text]] 12405 2006-11-16T12:35:33Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} Also {{mass noun}} # '''Text''' is written language (often academic). #: ''The '''text''' is OK, but we need to change the graphics before we publish.'' #: ''You can see the '''text''' of what they are saying there at the bottom of the screen.'' # A '''text''' is a textbook (American English). #: ''Did you buy the '''text''' for the accounting course?'' [[ar:text]] [[en:text]] [[fr:text]] [[io:text]] [[it:text]] [[ku:text]] [[hu:text]] [[pt:text]] [[ru:text]] [[fi:text]] [[sv:text]] [[ta:text]] [[vi:text]] [[zh:text]] 3626 11500 2006-10-25T01:33:12Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''consumer''' is someone who buys or uses goods or services. #: '''''Consumer''' demand for large cars has dropped with the increase in gasoline prices.'' 11892 2006-11-09T16:14:01Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: de, en, et, fr, io, it, pl, ru, ta, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''consumer''' is someone who buys or uses goods or services. #: '''''Consumer''' demand for large cars has dropped with the increase in gasoline prices.'' [[de:consumer]] [[et:consumer]] [[en:consumer]] [[fr:consumer]] [[io:consumer]] [[it:consumer]] [[pl:consumer]] [[ru:consumer]] [[ta:consumer]] [[vi:consumer]] [[zh:consumer]] 12402 2006-11-16T12:35:15Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''consumer''' is someone who buys or uses goods or services. #: '''''Consumer''' demand for large cars has dropped with the increase in gasoline prices.'' [[de:consumer]] [[et:consumer]] [[en:consumer]] [[fr:consumer]] [[io:consumer]] [[it:consumer]] [[pl:consumer]] [[ru:consumer]] [[ta:consumer]] [[vi:consumer]] [[zh:consumer]] 12413 2006-11-16T12:41:04Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ wikification {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''consumer''' is someone who buys or uses [[good]]s or [[services]]. #: '''''Consumer''' demand for large cars has dropped with the increase in gasoline prices.'' 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[[ar:belief]] [[cs:belief]] [[de:belief]] [[el:belief]] [[en:belief]] [[fa:belief]] [[fr:belief]] [[gl:belief]] [[ko:belief]] [[hy:belief]] [[io:belief]] [[it:belief]] [[kk:belief]] [[hu:belief]] [[fi:belief]] [[ta:belief]] [[vi:belief]] [[zh:belief]] 3684 11579 2006-10-25T23:33:16Z PullToOpen 119 bell {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # An object shaped like a cup that makes a ringing sound when hit. #: ''The church '''bell''' is ringing.'' 11586 2006-10-27T01:17:04Z Brett 77 {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Dzwon z Jasnej Góry.jpg|thumb|a bell]] # An object shaped like a cup that makes a ringing sound when hit. #: ''The church '''bell''' is ringing.'' 11648 2006-10-30T15:20:27Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, de, el, en, fa, fi, fr, gl, hu, hy, ie, io, it, kk, ko, pt, ta, uk, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Dzwon z Jasnej Góry.jpg|thumb|a bell]] # An object shaped like a cup that makes a ringing sound when hit. #: ''The church '''bell''' is ringing.'' [[ar:bell]] [[de:bell]] [[el:bell]] [[en:bell]] [[fa:bell]] [[fr:bell]] [[gl:bell]] [[ko:bell]] [[hy:bell]] [[io:bell]] [[ie:bell]] [[it:bell]] [[kk:bell]] [[hu:bell]] [[pt:bell]] [[fi:bell]] [[ta:bell]] [[vi:bell]] [[uk:bell]] [[zh:bell]] 3685 11589 2006-10-27T11:13:49Z Brett 77 ==Adjective== # A '''normal''' thing, or situation, is one that is not [[special]]. #: ''A '''normal''' computer has a keyboard, and a screen.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[usual]] * [[common]] * [[regular]] ===Antonyms=== * [[unusual]] * [[uncommon]] * [[irregular]] * [[strange]] * [[special]] 11593 2006-10-27T23:21:52Z Brett 77 ==Adjective== # A '''normal''' thing, or situation, is one that is not [[special]]. #: ''A '''normal''' computer has a keyboard, and a screen.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[usual]] * [[common]] * [[regular]] ===Antonyms=== * [[unusual]] * [[uncommon]] * [[irregular]] * [[strange]] * [[special]] ===See also=== * normal [[distribution]] 11623 2006-10-29T23:09:56Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, en, fi, fr, hu, it, ku, no, pl, pt, sv, ta, tr, uk, vi, zh ==Adjective== # A '''normal''' thing, or situation, is one that is not [[special]]. #: ''A '''normal''' computer has a keyboard, and a screen.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[usual]] * [[common]] * [[regular]] ===Antonyms=== * [[unusual]] * [[uncommon]] * [[irregular]] * [[strange]] * [[special]] ===See also=== * normal [[distribution]] [[de:normal]] [[en:normal]] [[fr:normal]] [[it:normal]] [[ku:normal]] [[hu:normal]] [[no:normal]] [[pl:normal]] [[pt:normal]] [[fi:normal]] [[sv:normal]] [[ta:normal]] [[vi:normal]] [[tr:normal]] [[uk:normal]] [[zh:normal]] 11979 2006-11-09T17:20:53Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[ru:normal]] ==Adjective== # A '''normal''' thing, or situation, is one that is not [[special]]. #: ''A '''normal''' computer has a keyboard, and a screen.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[usual]] * [[common]] * [[regular]] ===Antonyms=== * [[unusual]] * [[uncommon]] * [[irregular]] * [[strange]] * [[special]] ===See also=== * normal [[distribution]] [[de:normal]] [[en:normal]] [[fr:normal]] [[it:normal]] [[ku:normal]] [[hu:normal]] [[no:normal]] [[pl:normal]] [[pt:normal]] [[ru:normal]] [[fi:normal]] [[sv:normal]] [[ta:normal]] [[vi:normal]] [[tr:normal]] [[uk:normal]] [[zh:normal]] 12277 2006-11-15T08:26:16Z Tangotango 94 add adjective template ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # A '''normal''' thing, or situation, is one that is not [[special]]. #: ''A '''normal''' computer has a keyboard, and a screen.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[usual]] * [[common]] * [[regular]] ===Antonyms=== * [[unusual]] * [[uncommon]] * [[irregular]] * [[strange]] * [[special]] ===See also=== * normal [[distribution]] [[de:normal]] [[en:normal]] [[fr:normal]] [[it:normal]] [[ku:normal]] [[hu:normal]] [[no:normal]] [[pl:normal]] [[pt:normal]] [[ru:normal]] [[fi:normal]] [[sv:normal]] [[ta:normal]] [[vi:normal]] [[tr:normal]] [[uk:normal]] [[zh:normal]] 12397 2006-11-16T12:34:41Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # A '''normal''' thing, or situation, is one that is not [[special]]. #: ''A '''normal''' computer has a keyboard, and a screen.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[usual]] * [[common]] * [[regular]] ===Antonyms=== * [[unusual]] * [[uncommon]] * [[irregular]] * [[strange]] * [[special]] ===See also=== * normal [[distribution]] [[de:normal]] [[en:normal]] [[fr:normal]] [[it:normal]] [[ku:normal]] [[hu:normal]] [[no:normal]] [[pl:normal]] [[pt:normal]] [[ru:normal]] [[fi:normal]] [[sv:normal]] [[ta:normal]] [[vi:normal]] [[tr:normal]] [[uk:normal]] [[zh:normal]] 3686 11590 2006-10-27T17:37:52Z Brett 77 ==Verb== {{verb2|seek|seeks|sought|sought|seeking}} {{irregular}} {{transitive verb}} # '''Sought''' is the [[past participle]] of [[seek]]. 11591 2006-10-27T17:46:13Z Brett 77 ==Verb== {{verb2|seek|seeks|sought|sought|seeking}} {{transitive verb}} # If you '''seek''' something, you want it and search for it. #: ''If you are not sure if this is right for your child, then '''seek''' advice from your doctor, a child psychologist or health visitor, or from other parents.'' 11673 2006-10-31T08:12:46Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, en, et, fa, fi, fr, gl, hu, io, it, pt, ta, uk, vi, zh ==Verb== {{verb2|seek|seeks|sought|sought|seeking}} {{transitive verb}} # If you '''seek''' something, you want it and search for it. #: ''If you are not sure if this is right for your child, then '''seek''' advice from your doctor, a child psychologist or health visitor, or from other parents.'' [[ar:seek]] [[et:seek]] [[en:seek]] [[fa:seek]] [[fr:seek]] [[gl:seek]] [[io:seek]] [[it:seek]] [[hu:seek]] [[pt:seek]] [[fi:seek]] [[ta:seek]] [[vi:seek]] [[uk:seek]] [[zh:seek]] 12431 2006-11-16T13:06:54Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Verb== {{verb2|seek|seeks|sought|sought|seeking}} {{transitive verb}} # If you '''seek''' something, you want it and search for it. #: ''If you are not sure if this is right for your child, then '''seek''' advice from your doctor, a child psychologist or health visitor, or from other parents.'' [[ar:seek]] [[et:seek]] [[en:seek]] [[fa:seek]] [[fr:seek]] [[gl:seek]] [[io:seek]] [[it:seek]] [[hu:seek]] [[pt:seek]] [[fi:seek]] [[ta:seek]] [[vi:seek]] [[uk:seek]] [[zh:seek]] 3687 11592 2006-10-27T19:04:05Z Brett 77 ==Adjective== {{noun}} # A final thing is the last one. #: ''Today is the '''final''' day to register for university.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} # The '''final''' is the last game or contest. #: ''Last week Brazil beat Germany in the semi-final. Tonight they play Italy in the '''final'''.'' 11953 2006-11-09T16:49:44Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: ar, en, et, fa, fr, hu, io, it, ja, pl, pt, ru, vi, zh ==Adjective== {{noun}} # A final thing is the last one. #: ''Today is the '''final''' day to register for university.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} # The '''final''' is the last game or contest. #: ''Last week Brazil beat Germany in the semi-final. Tonight they play Italy in the '''final'''.'' [[ar:final]] [[et:final]] [[en:final]] [[fa:final]] [[fr:final]] [[io:final]] [[it:final]] [[hu:final]] [[ja:final]] [[pl:final]] [[pt:final]] [[ru:final]] [[vi:final]] [[zh:final]] 12400 2006-11-16T12:35:01Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Adjective== {{noun}} # A final thing is the last one. #: ''Today is the '''final''' day to register for university.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} # The '''final''' is the last game or contest. #: ''Last week Brazil beat Germany in the semi-final. Tonight they play Italy in the '''final'''.'' [[ar:final]] [[et:final]] [[en:final]] [[fa:final]] [[fr:final]] [[io:final]] [[it:final]] [[hu:final]] [[ja:final]] [[pl:final]] [[pt:final]] [[ru:final]] [[vi:final]] [[zh:final]] 12412 2006-11-16T12:40:15Z Brett 77 /* Adjective */ formatting {{AWL}} ==Adjective== {{noun}} # The '''final''' thing is the last one. #: ''Today is the '''final''' day to register for university.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} # The '''final''' is the last game or contest. #: ''Last week Brazil beat Germany in the semi-final. Tonight they play Italy in the '''final'''.'' [[ar:final]] [[et:final]] [[en:final]] [[fa:final]] [[fr:final]] [[io:final]] [[it:final]] [[hu:final]] [[ja:final]] [[pl:final]] [[pt:final]] [[ru:final]] [[vi:final]] [[zh:final]] 12632 2006-11-25T16:28:49Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[tr:final]] {{AWL}} ==Adjective== {{noun}} # The '''final''' thing is the last one. #: ''Today is the '''final''' day to register for university.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} # The '''final''' is the last game or contest. #: ''Last week Brazil beat Germany in the semi-final. Tonight they play Italy in the '''final'''.'' [[ar:final]] [[et:final]] [[en:final]] [[fa:final]] [[fr:final]] [[io:final]] [[it:final]] [[hu:final]] [[ja:final]] [[pl:final]] [[pt:final]] [[ru:final]] [[vi:final]] [[tr:final]] [[zh:final]] 3688 11597 2006-10-29T12:23:23Z Thogo 125 new I'm Thomas Goldammer and I live in Leipzig, Germany. My main account is on the [[:de:Benutzer:Thomas_Goldammer|German Wiktionary]], where I'm sysop. 3689 11600 2006-10-29T18:11:40Z PullToOpen 119 Redirecting to [[bend]] #REDIRECT [[bend]] 11643 2006-10-30T14:24:35Z Brett 77 ==Adjective== {{adjective}} {{Stub}} 11880 2006-11-09T16:05:45Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: de, en, fi, fr, gl, hu, hy, io, ru, ta, zh ==Adjective== {{adjective}} {{Stub}} [[de:bent]] [[en:bent]] [[fr:bent]] [[gl:bent]] [[hy:bent]] [[io:bent]] [[hu:bent]] [[ru:bent]] [[fi:bent]] [[ta:bent]] [[zh:bent]] 12284 2006-11-15T16:15:52Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[tr:bent]] ==Adjective== {{adjective}} {{Stub}} [[de:bent]] [[en:bent]] [[fr:bent]] [[gl:bent]] [[hy:bent]] [[io:bent]] [[hu:bent]] [[ru:bent]] [[fi:bent]] [[ta:bent]] [[tr:bent]] [[zh:bent]] 12927 2006-11-28T06:11:27Z Coppertwig 139 making definition ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # With one part going in one [[direction]] and another part going in another direction. #:''Someone [[push]]ed and [[pull]]ed the [[metal]] [[rod]] so much that it is now '''bent''' -- though it is not [[broken]].'' [[de:bent]] [[en:bent]] [[fr:bent]] [[gl:bent]] [[hy:bent]] [[io:bent]] [[hu:bent]] [[ru:bent]] [[fi:bent]] [[ta:bent]] [[tr:bent]] [[zh:bent]] 13037 2006-11-30T04:36:18Z Coppertwig 139 BE850 mark {{BE850}} ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # With one part going in one [[direction]] and another part going in another direction. #:''Someone [[push]]ed and [[pull]]ed the [[metal]] [[rod]] so much that it is now '''bent''' -- though it is not [[broken]].'' [[de:bent]] [[en:bent]] [[fr:bent]] [[gl:bent]] [[hy:bent]] [[io:bent]] [[hu:bent]] [[ru:bent]] [[fi:bent]] [[ta:bent]] [[tr:bent]] [[zh:bent]] 13886 2006-12-19T14:19:43Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:bent]] {{BE850}} ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # With one part going in one [[direction]] and another part going in another direction. #:''Someone [[push]]ed and [[pull]]ed the [[metal]] [[rod]] so much that it is now '''bent''' -- though it is not [[broken]].'' [[de:bent]] [[en:bent]] [[fa:bent]] [[fr:bent]] [[gl:bent]] [[hy:bent]] [[io:bent]] [[hu:bent]] [[ru:bent]] [[fi:bent]] [[ta:bent]] [[tr:bent]] [[zh:bent]] 3690 11602 2006-10-29T18:15:23Z PullToOpen 119 bend {{BE850}} ==Verb== # To change the shape of an object so that it is not [[straight]]. #: ''The trees were '''bending''' in the wind.'' 11609 2006-10-29T18:28:33Z PullToOpen 119 template {{BE850}} ==Verb== {{verb|bend|bends|bent|bending}} # To change the shape of an object so that it is not [[straight]]. #: ''The trees were '''bending''' in the wind.'' 11625 2006-10-30T00:00:09Z Brett 77 {{BE850}} ==Verb== {{verb|bend|bends|bent|bending}} {{transitive verb}} & {{intransitive verb}} # To change the shape of an object so that it is not [[straight]]. #: ''The trees were '''bending''' in the wind.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} ===See also=== * [[the bends]] 11647 2006-10-30T15:17:04Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, en, fi, fr, gl, hu, io, it, ko, ku, la, ru, ta, tr, uk, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Verb== {{verb|bend|bends|bent|bending}} {{transitive verb}} & {{intransitive verb}} # To change the shape of an object so that it is not [[straight]]. #: ''The trees were '''bending''' in the wind.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} ===See also=== * [[the bends]] [[ar:bend]] [[en:bend]] [[fr:bend]] [[gl:bend]] [[ko:bend]] [[io:bend]] [[it:bend]] [[ku:bend]] [[la:bend]] [[hu:bend]] [[ru:bend]] [[fi:bend]] [[ta:bend]] [[vi:bend]] [[tr:bend]] [[uk:bend]] [[zh:bend]] 3691 11604 2006-10-29T18:19:12Z PullToOpen 119 irregular noun template {| border=0 width=100% |- |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=49%| [[Singular]]<br> '''[[{{{1|{{PAGENAME}}}}}]]''' | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=49%| [[Plural]]<br> '''[[{{{1}}}]]''' | width=0.5% | |} <includeonly>[[Category:Nouns]]</includeonly> 11606 2006-10-29T18:20:38Z PullToOpen 119 fixed {| border=0 width=100% |- |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=49%| [[Singular]]<br> '''[[{{PAGENAME}}]]''' | width=0.5% | |bgcolor="#e2e2ff" valign=top width=49%| [[Plural]]<br> '''[[{{{1}}}]]''' | width=0.5% | |} <includeonly>[[Category:Nouns]]</includeonly> 3692 11607 2006-10-29T18:22:33Z PullToOpen 119 berry {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{irrnoun|berries}} [[Image:Blueberries.jpg|right|thumb|A bunch of blueberries.]] # A small, round [[fruit]] that grows on some plants and trees. #: ''The tree had bright red '''berries''' growing on it.'' 11646 2006-10-30T15:14:00Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, en, fi, fr, hu, hy, io, it, pl, ru, uk, vi {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{irrnoun|berries}} [[Image:Blueberries.jpg|right|thumb|A bunch of blueberries.]] # A small, round [[fruit]] that grows on some plants and trees. #: ''The tree had bright red '''berries''' growing on it.'' [[de:berry]] [[en:berry]] [[fr:berry]] [[hy:berry]] [[io:berry]] [[it:berry]] [[hu:berry]] [[pl:berry]] [[ru:berry]] [[fi:berry]] [[vi:berry]] [[uk:berry]] 12216 2006-11-12T16:53:20Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ja:berry]] {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{irrnoun|berries}} [[Image:Blueberries.jpg|right|thumb|A bunch of blueberries.]] # A small, round [[fruit]] that grows on some plants and trees. #: ''The tree had bright red '''berries''' growing on it.'' [[de:berry]] [[en:berry]] [[fr:berry]] [[hy:berry]] [[io:berry]] [[it:berry]] [[hu:berry]] [[ja:berry]] [[pl:berry]] [[ru:berry]] [[fi:berry]] [[vi:berry]] [[uk:berry]] 3693 11608 2006-10-29T18:26:16Z PullToOpen 119 between {{BE850}} ==Preposition== {{preposition}} # The space that separates two things. #: ''Georgia is '''between''' North Carolina and Florida.'' ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # In the space that separates two things. 11626 2006-10-30T00:06:59Z Brett 77 {{BE850}} ==Preposition== {{preposition}} [[Image:Parliament_house_between_two_bridges.jpg|thumb|the sky between two bridges]] # If <math>x</math> is '''between''' <math>y</math> and <math>z</math>, <math>y</math> is on one side of <math>x</math> and <math>z</math> is on the other side. #: ''Georgia is '''between''' North Carolina and Florida.'' ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # # If <math>x</math> is '''between''', something is on one side of <math>x</math> and something else is on the other side. 11645 2006-10-30T15:09:51Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, de, el, en, fi, fr, gl, hu, hy, io, it, ja, kk, ko, pt, ta, uk, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Preposition== {{preposition}} [[Image:Parliament_house_between_two_bridges.jpg|thumb|the sky between two bridges]] # If <math>x</math> is '''between''' <math>y</math> and <math>z</math>, <math>y</math> is on one side of <math>x</math> and <math>z</math> is on the other side. #: ''Georgia is '''between''' North Carolina and Florida.'' ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # # If <math>x</math> is '''between''', something is on one side of <math>x</math> and something else is on the other side. [[ar:between]] [[de:between]] [[el:between]] [[en:between]] [[fr:between]] [[gl:between]] [[ko:between]] [[hy:between]] [[io:between]] [[it:between]] [[kk:between]] [[hu:between]] [[ja:between]] [[pt:between]] [[fi:between]] [[ta:between]] [[vi:between]] [[uk:between]] [[zh:between]] 14274 2006-12-21T19:08:17Z Brett 77 {{BE850}} ==Preposition== {{preposition}} [[Image:Parliament_house_between_two_bridges.jpg|thumb|the sky '''between''' two bridges]] # If <math>x</math> is '''between''' <math>y</math> and <math>z</math>, <math>y</math> is on one side of <math>x</math> and <math>z</math> is on the other side. #: ''Georgia is '''between''' North Carolina and Florida.'' ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # # If <math>x</math> is '''between''', something is on one side of <math>x</math> and something else is on the other side. [[ar:between]] [[de:between]] [[el:between]] [[en:between]] [[fr:between]] [[gl:between]] [[ko:between]] [[hy:between]] [[io:between]] [[it:between]] [[kk:between]] [[hu:between]] [[ja:between]] [[pt:between]] [[fi:between]] [[ta:between]] [[vi:between]] [[uk:between]] [[zh:between]] 3694 11656 2006-10-30T19:03:51Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''chapter''' is a main division of a book. #: ''OK, class! Next week we'll look at '''chapter''' five in the blue textbook, which deals with teaching vocabulary.'' # A '''chapter''' is a local part of a larger organisation. #: ''The Toronto '''chapter''' of the Red Cross is collecting blood today.'' 11909 2006-11-09T16:18:09Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: en, fa, fi, fr, gl, hu, io, it, pt, ta, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''chapter''' is a main division of a book. #: ''OK, class! Next week we'll look at '''chapter''' five in the blue textbook, which deals with teaching vocabulary.'' # A '''chapter''' is a local part of a larger organisation. #: ''The Toronto '''chapter''' of the Red Cross is collecting blood today.'' [[en:chapter]] [[fa:chapter]] [[fr:chapter]] [[gl:chapter]] [[io:chapter]] [[it:chapter]] [[hu:chapter]] [[pt:chapter]] [[fi:chapter]] [[ta:chapter]] [[vi:chapter]] [[zh:chapter]] 12392 2006-11-16T12:34:07Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''chapter''' is a main division of a book. #: ''OK, class! Next week we'll look at '''chapter''' five in the blue textbook, which deals with teaching vocabulary.'' # A '''chapter''' is a local part of a larger organisation. #: ''The Toronto '''chapter''' of the Red Cross is collecting blood today.'' [[en:chapter]] [[fa:chapter]] [[fr:chapter]] [[gl:chapter]] [[io:chapter]] [[it:chapter]] [[hu:chapter]] [[pt:chapter]] [[fi:chapter]] [[ta:chapter]] [[vi:chapter]] [[zh:chapter]] 12410 2006-11-16T12:38:01Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ wikification {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''chapter''' is a main [[division]] of a book. #: ''OK, class! Next week we'll look at '''chapter''' five in the blue textbook, which deals with teaching vocabulary.'' # A '''chapter''' is a local part of a larger [[organisation]]. #: ''The Toronto '''chapter''' of the Red Cross is collecting blood today.'' [[en:chapter]] [[fa:chapter]] [[fr:chapter]] [[gl:chapter]] [[io:chapter]] [[it:chapter]] [[hu:chapter]] [[pt:chapter]] [[fi:chapter]] [[ta:chapter]] [[vi:chapter]] [[zh:chapter]] 3695 11658 2006-10-30T19:21:37Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} Also {{mass noun}} # An '''injury''' is a place on a person or animal that is [[hurt]] or broken because of a cut, hit, fall, etc. #: ''She suffered serious '''injuries''' to her face and chest in the car crash.'' # In [[law]], '''injury''' also includes loss of money or bad feelings. #: ''Our client is suing for '''injury''' arising from breach of contract.'' 11966 2006-11-09T17:00:42Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: en, fa, fi, fr, io, it, pl, ta, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} Also {{mass noun}} # An '''injury''' is a place on a person or animal that is [[hurt]] or broken because of a cut, hit, fall, etc. #: ''She suffered serious '''injuries''' to her face and chest in the car crash.'' # In [[law]], '''injury''' also includes loss of money or bad feelings. #: ''Our client is suing for '''injury''' arising from breach of contract.'' [[en:injury]] [[fa:injury]] [[fr:injury]] [[io:injury]] [[it:injury]] [[pl:injury]] [[fi:injury]] [[ta:injury]] [[vi:injury]] [[zh:injury]] 12430 2006-11-16T13:06:28Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} Also {{mass noun}} # An '''injury''' is a place on a person or animal that is [[hurt]] or broken because of a cut, hit, fall, etc. #: ''She suffered serious '''injuries''' to her face and chest in the car crash.'' # In [[law]], '''injury''' also includes loss of money or bad feelings. #: ''Our client is suing for '''injury''' arising from breach of contract.'' [[en:injury]] [[fa:injury]] [[fr:injury]] [[io:injury]] [[it:injury]] [[pl:injury]] [[fi:injury]] [[ta:injury]] [[vi:injury]] [[zh:injury]] 3697 11688 2006-11-01T14:50:35Z Pill 127 <div style="border-top:1px solid #AAAAAA; border-bottom:1px solid #AAAAAA; margin: 0px; margin-bottom: 0.8em; margin-top:0.8em;"> {| width=100% border="0" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0" style="border-collapse:collapse; background-color:#F9F9F9;" |- valign="top" | width="100%" style="text-align:center" | [[:w:de:User:Pill|German user page]] | [[User talk:Pill|talk page]] | [[User:Pill/monobook.js|monobook]] |} </div> I am [[:w:de:User:Pill|Pill]]. :''Please use my [[:w:de:User talk:Pill|German Wikipedia talk page]] to leave me messages.'' 3698 11690 2006-11-01T17:58:46Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} # (also {{mass noun}}) Investment is the use of money, time, or effort to make a profit. #: ''The economic Development Board, set up in 1961 to promote foreign '''investment''' in Singapore, has attracted money from around the world.'' # (also {{mass noun}}) Your '''investment''' is the the money, time, or effort you use to make a profit. #: ''Often you'll have to wait for years before you can get even part of your '''investment''' back.'' ===See also=== * [[invest]] * [[savings]] * [[stocks]] 11955 2006-11-09T16:56:29Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, nl, ta, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} # (also {{mass noun}}) Investment is the use of money, time, or effort to make a profit. #: ''The economic Development Board, set up in 1961 to promote foreign '''investment''' in Singapore, has attracted money from around the world.'' # (also {{mass noun}}) Your '''investment''' is the the money, time, or effort you use to make a profit. #: ''Often you'll have to wait for years before you can get even part of your '''investment''' back.'' ===See also=== * [[invest]] * [[savings]] * [[stocks]] [[en:investment]] [[fr:investment]] [[hu:investment]] [[nl:investment]] [[fi:investment]] [[ta:investment]] [[vi:investment]] [[zh:investment]] 12424 2006-11-16T13:01:13Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # (also {{mass noun}}) Investment is the use of money, time, or effort to make a profit. #: ''The economic Development Board, set up in 1961 to promote foreign '''investment''' in Singapore, has attracted money from around the world.'' # (also {{mass noun}}) Your '''investment''' is the the money, time, or effort you use to make a profit. #: ''Often you'll have to wait for years before you can get even part of your '''investment''' back.'' ===See also=== * [[invest]] * [[savings]] * [[stocks]] [[en:investment]] [[fr:investment]] [[hu:investment]] [[nl:investment]] [[fi:investment]] [[ta:investment]] [[vi:investment]] [[zh:investment]] 12425 2006-11-16T13:01:44Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # (also {{mass noun}}) '''Investment''' is the use of money, time, or effort to make a profit. #: ''The economic Development Board, set up in 1961 to promote foreign '''investment''' in Singapore, has attracted money from around the world.'' # (also {{mass noun}}) Your '''investment''' is the the money, time, or effort you use to make a profit. #: ''Often you'll have to wait for years before you can get even part of your '''investment''' back.'' ===See also=== * [[invest]] * [[savings]] * [[stocks]] [[en:investment]] [[fr:investment]] [[hu:investment]] [[nl:investment]] [[fi:investment]] [[ta:investment]] [[vi:investment]] [[zh:investment]] 3699 11718 2006-11-03T01:02:13Z PullToOpen 119 Redirecting to [[bite]] #REDIRECT [[bite]] 11727 2006-11-03T11:30:38Z Brett 77 ==Noun== ==Verb== ===See also=== * [[bite]] {{Stub}} 11879 2006-11-09T16:05:35Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: cs, de, en, es, et, fi, fr, hu, hy, io, it, pl, ru, ta, tr, vi, zh ==Noun== ==Verb== ===See also=== * [[bite]] {{Stub}} [[cs:bit]] [[de:bit]] [[et:bit]] [[en:bit]] [[es:bit]] [[fr:bit]] [[hy:bit]] [[io:bit]] [[it:bit]] [[hu:bit]] [[pl:bit]] [[ru:bit]] [[fi:bit]] [[ta:bit]] [[vi:bit]] [[tr:bit]] [[zh:bit]] 12928 2006-11-28T06:18:00Z Coppertwig 139 making definition ==Noun== # A very little amount of a material; a very little thing that was part of something. #:''Try not to have bits of [[cake]] [[fall]] on the [[floor]] when you [[eat]].'' ==Verb== # Past tense of [[bite]]. ===See also=== * [[bite]] {{Stub}} [[cs:bit]] [[de:bit]] [[et:bit]] [[en:bit]] [[es:bit]] [[fr:bit]] [[hy:bit]] [[io:bit]] [[it:bit]] [[hu:bit]] [[pl:bit]] [[ru:bit]] [[fi:bit]] [[ta:bit]] [[vi:bit]] [[tr:bit]] [[zh:bit]] 12929 2006-11-28T06:20:44Z Coppertwig 139 picture {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Crumbs saucer fork.jpg|thumb|A [[fork]] and '''bits''' of cake on a [[plate]].]] # A very little amount of a material; a very little thing that was part of something. #:''Try not to have bits of [[cake]] [[fall]] on the [[floor]] when you [[eat]].'' ==Verb== # Past tense of [[bite]]. ===See also=== * [[bite]] {{Stub}} [[cs:bit]] [[de:bit]] [[et:bit]] [[en:bit]] [[es:bit]] [[fr:bit]] [[hy:bit]] [[io:bit]] [[it:bit]] [[hu:bit]] [[pl:bit]] [[ru:bit]] [[fi:bit]] [[ta:bit]] [[vi:bit]] [[tr:bit]] [[zh:bit]] 12930 2006-11-28T06:21:43Z Coppertwig 139 not a stub now {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Crumbs saucer fork.jpg|thumb|A [[fork]] and '''bits''' of cake on a [[plate]].]] # A very little amount of a material; a very little thing that was part of something. #:''Try not to have bits of [[cake]] [[fall]] on the [[floor]] when you [[eat]].'' ==Verb== # Past tense of [[bite]]. ===See also=== * [[bite]] [[cs:bit]] [[de:bit]] [[et:bit]] [[en:bit]] [[es:bit]] [[fr:bit]] [[hy:bit]] [[io:bit]] [[it:bit]] [[hu:bit]] [[pl:bit]] [[ru:bit]] [[fi:bit]] [[ta:bit]] [[vi:bit]] [[tr:bit]] [[zh:bit]] 13627 2006-12-11T05:16:46Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:bit]] {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Crumbs saucer fork.jpg|thumb|A [[fork]] and '''bits''' of cake on a [[plate]].]] # A very little amount of a material; a very little thing that was part of something. #:''Try not to have bits of [[cake]] [[fall]] on the [[floor]] when you [[eat]].'' ==Verb== # Past tense of [[bite]]. ===See also=== * [[bite]] [[cs:bit]] [[de:bit]] [[et:bit]] [[en:bit]] [[es:bit]] [[fa:bit]] [[fr:bit]] [[hy:bit]] [[io:bit]] [[it:bit]] [[hu:bit]] [[pl:bit]] [[ru:bit]] [[fi:bit]] [[ta:bit]] [[vi:bit]] [[tr:bit]] [[zh:bit]] 3700 11719 2006-11-03T01:06:20Z PullToOpen 119 board {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A long piece of wood. #: ''Most people build their houses with '''boards'''.'' # A flat surface. #: ''a cutting '''board''' ==Verb== {{verb|board|boarded|boarding|boarding}} # To get on something. #: ''Sarah '''boarded''' the plane.'' 11722 2006-11-03T01:09:50Z PullToOpen 119 I spaced out before and messed up the verb tenses. Fixed. {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A long piece of wood. #: ''Most people build their houses with '''boards'''.'' # A flat surface. #: ''a cutting '''board''' ==Verb== {{verb|board|boards|boarded|boarding}} # To get on something. #: ''Sarah '''boarded''' the plane.'' 11728 2006-11-03T11:31:51Z Brett 77 /* Verb */ {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A long piece of wood. #: ''Most people build their houses with '''boards'''.'' # A flat surface. #: ''a cutting '''board''' ==Verb== {{verb|board|boards|boarded|boarding}} {{transitive verb}} & {{intransitive verb}} # To get on something. #: ''Sarah '''boarded''' the plane.'' 11878 2006-11-09T16:05:25Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: ang, ar, el, en, fi, fr, gl, hu, hy, io, it, pt, ru, ta, uk, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A long piece of wood. #: ''Most people build their houses with '''boards'''.'' # A flat surface. #: ''a cutting '''board''' ==Verb== {{verb|board|boards|boarded|boarding}} {{transitive verb}} & {{intransitive verb}} # To get on something. #: ''Sarah '''boarded''' the plane.'' [[ang:board]] [[ar:board]] [[el:board]] [[en:board]] [[fr:board]] [[gl:board]] [[hy:board]] [[io:board]] [[it:board]] [[hu:board]] [[pt:board]] [[ru:board]] [[fi:board]] [[ta:board]] [[vi:board]] [[uk:board]] [[zh:board]] 13908 2006-12-19T21:30:20Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:board]] Removing: [[ang:board]] {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A long piece of wood. #: ''Most people build their houses with '''boards'''.'' # A flat surface. #: ''a cutting '''board''' ==Verb== {{verb|board|boards|boarded|boarding}} {{transitive verb}} & {{intransitive verb}} # To get on something. #: ''Sarah '''boarded''' the plane.'' [[ar:board]] [[el:board]] [[en:board]] [[fa:board]] [[fr:board]] [[gl:board]] [[hy:board]] [[io:board]] [[it:board]] [[hu:board]] [[pt:board]] [[ru:board]] [[fi:board]] [[ta:board]] [[vi:board]] [[uk:board]] [[zh:board]] 3701 11720 2006-11-03T01:06:47Z PullToOpen 119 Redirecting to [[boil]] #REDIRECT [[boil]] 3702 11721 2006-11-03T01:09:02Z PullToOpen 119 boil {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{verb|boil|boils|boiled|boiling}} # The [[temperature]] that a liquid lets out bubbles and gas. #: ''Water '''boils''' at 100 degrees celsius.'' 11729 2006-11-03T11:47:15Z Brett 77 {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{verb|boil|boils|boiled|boiling}} # The [[temperature]] that a liquid lets out bubbles and gas at. #: ''Water '''boils''' at 100 degrees celsius.'' 11886 2006-11-09T16:06:45Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: el, en, fa, fi, fr, gl, hu, hy, io, it, ta, vi {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{verb|boil|boils|boiled|boiling}} # The [[temperature]] that a liquid lets out bubbles and gas at. #: ''Water '''boils''' at 100 degrees celsius.'' [[el:boil]] [[en:boil]] [[fa:boil]] [[fr:boil]] [[gl:boil]] [[hy:boil]] [[io:boil]] [[it:boil]] [[hu:boil]] [[fi:boil]] [[ta:boil]] [[vi:boil]] 11896 2006-11-09T16:14:56Z Tangotango 94 update {{BE850}} == Verb == {{verb|boil|boils|boiled|boiling}} # To get to a [[temperature]] that a liquid lets out bubbles and gas at. #: ''Water '''boils''' at 100 degrees celsius.'' # To make something boil #: ''Anne '''boiled''' the water in the [[kettle]].'' == Noun == {{noun}} # a [[swelling]] on the skin, filled with [[pus]] #: ''Lots of '''boils''' started appearing on his skin. [[el:boil]] [[en:boil]] [[fa:boil]] [[fr:boil]] [[gl:boil]] [[hy:boil]] [[io:boil]] [[it:boil]] [[hu:boil]] [[fi:boil]] [[ta:boil]] [[vi:boil]] 14102 2006-12-21T01:32:41Z Brett 77 + image {{BE850}} == Verb == {{verb|boil|boils|boiled|boiling}} [[Image:Rice_bubble_cake_start_boiling.JPG|thumb|a '''boiling''' pot]] # To get to a [[temperature]] that a liquid lets out bubbles and gas at. #: ''Water '''boils''' at 100 degrees celsius.'' # To make something boil #: ''Anne '''boiled''' the water in the [[kettle]].'' == Noun == {{noun}} # a [[swelling]] on the skin, filled with [[pus]] #: ''Lots of '''boils''' started appearing on his skin. [[el:boil]] [[en:boil]] [[fa:boil]] [[fr:boil]] [[gl:boil]] [[hy:boil]] [[io:boil]] [[it:boil]] [[hu:boil]] [[fi:boil]] [[ta:boil]] [[vi:boil]] 14104 2006-12-21T01:44:28Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ + sense {{BE850}} == Verb == {{verb|boil|boils|boiled|boiling}} [[Image:Rice_bubble_cake_start_boiling.JPG|thumb|a '''boiling''' pot]] # To get to a [[temperature]] that a liquid lets out bubbles and gas at. #: ''Water '''boils''' at 100 degrees celsius.'' # To make something boil #: ''Anne '''boiled''' the water in the [[kettle]].'' == Noun == {{noun}} # If you bring something to a '''boil''', you heat it to 100°C. # a [[swelling]] on the skin, filled with [[pus]] #: ''Lots of '''boils''' started appearing on his skin. [[el:boil]] [[en:boil]] [[fa:boil]] [[fr:boil]] [[gl:boil]] [[hy:boil]] [[io:boil]] [[it:boil]] [[hu:boil]] [[fi:boil]] [[ta:boil]] [[vi:boil]] 14105 2006-12-21T01:45:46Z Brett 77 /* Verb */ {{BE850}} == Verb == {{verb|boil|boils|boiled|boiling}} [[Image:Rice_bubble_cake_start_boiling.JPG|thumb|a '''boiling''' pot]] # {{TI verb}} To get to a [[temperature]] that a liquid lets out bubbles and [[gas]] at. #: ''Water '''boils''' at 100°C.'' #: ''Anne '''boiled''' the water in the [[kettle]].'' == Noun == {{noun}} # If you bring something to a '''boil''', you heat it to 100°C. # a [[swelling]] on the skin, filled with [[pus]] #: ''Lots of '''boils''' started appearing on his skin. [[el:boil]] [[en:boil]] [[fa:boil]] [[fr:boil]] [[gl:boil]] [[hy:boil]] [[io:boil]] [[it:boil]] [[hu:boil]] [[fi:boil]] [[ta:boil]] [[vi:boil]] 3703 11736 2006-11-03T19:26:15Z Brett 77 ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # (usually before the noun) first #: '''''Primary''' education covers infant schooling from the ages of 5–7 or 8, then junior schooling concluding at the ages of 10 or 11.'' #: ''Most patients are managed in '''primary''' care but the vast majority of research publications derive from hospitals.'' # (usually before the noun) most important #: ''The company had shops in buildings whose '''primary''' purpose was as office space.'' 12002 2006-11-09T17:43:08Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: en, fa, fr, io, pt, ta, vi, zh ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # (usually before the noun) first #: '''''Primary''' education covers infant schooling from the ages of 5–7 or 8, then junior schooling concluding at the ages of 10 or 11.'' #: ''Most patients are managed in '''primary''' care but the vast majority of research publications derive from hospitals.'' # (usually before the noun) most important #: ''The company had shops in buildings whose '''primary''' purpose was as office space.'' [[en:primary]] [[fa:primary]] [[fr:primary]] [[io:primary]] [[pt:primary]] [[ta:primary]] [[vi:primary]] [[zh:primary]] 12429 2006-11-16T13:05:48Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # (usually before the noun) first #: '''''Primary''' education covers infant schooling from the ages of 5–7 or 8, then junior schooling concluding at the ages of 10 or 11.'' #: ''Most patients are managed in '''primary''' care but the vast majority of research publications derive from hospitals.'' # (usually before the noun) most important #: ''The company had shops in buildings whose '''primary''' purpose was as office space.'' [[en:primary]] [[fa:primary]] [[fr:primary]] [[io:primary]] [[pt:primary]] [[ta:primary]] [[vi:primary]] [[zh:primary]] 3704 11737 2006-11-03T19:35:02Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} # An '''institute''' is an [[organisation]] such as a school or hospital that does teaching or research. #:''This is the conclusion of the National '''Institute''' of Economic & Social Research and London Business School.'' #:''William Wallace is deputy director of the Royal '''Institute''' of International Affairs.'' ==Verb== {{Stub}} 11965 2006-11-09T17:00:32Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: en, fa, fr, io, ja, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} # An '''institute''' is an [[organisation]] such as a school or hospital that does teaching or research. #:''This is the conclusion of the National '''Institute''' of Economic & Social Research and London Business School.'' #:''William Wallace is deputy director of the Royal '''Institute''' of International Affairs.'' ==Verb== {{Stub}} [[en:institute]] [[fa:institute]] [[fr:institute]] [[io:institute]] [[ja:institute]] [[vi:institute]] [[zh:institute]] 12426 2006-11-16T13:01:48Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # An '''institute''' is an [[organisation]] such as a school or hospital that does teaching or research. #:''This is the conclusion of the National '''Institute''' of Economic & Social Research and London Business School.'' #:''William Wallace is deputy director of the Royal '''Institute''' of International Affairs.'' ==Verb== {{Stub}} [[en:institute]] [[fa:institute]] [[fr:institute]] [[io:institute]] [[ja:institute]] [[vi:institute]] [[zh:institute]] 3705 11738 2006-11-03T19:41:51Z Brett 77 ==Noun== # A '''consequence''' is a [[result]] of an action, decision, etc.--often a bad result. #:''The '''consequences''' of moving a million or more people were hardly recognized before the operations began.'' 11907 2006-11-09T16:17:49Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: ar, en, fr, hu, hy, io, it, ru, vi, zh ==Noun== # A '''consequence''' is a [[result]] of an action, decision, etc.--often a bad result. #:''The '''consequences''' of moving a million or more people were hardly recognized before the operations began.'' [[ar:consequence]] [[en:consequence]] [[fr:consequence]] [[hy:consequence]] [[io:consequence]] [[it:consequence]] [[hu:consequence]] [[ru:consequence]] [[vi:consequence]] [[zh:consequence]] 12393 2006-11-16T12:34:14Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== # A '''consequence''' is a [[result]] of an action, decision, etc.--often a bad result. #:''The '''consequences''' of moving a million or more people were hardly recognized before the operations began.'' [[ar:consequence]] [[en:consequence]] [[fr:consequence]] [[hy:consequence]] [[io:consequence]] [[it:consequence]] [[hu:consequence]] [[ru:consequence]] [[vi:consequence]] [[zh:consequence]] 3706 11740 2006-11-03T20:02:26Z Brett 77 ==Verb== {{verb|add|adds|added|adding}} {{transitive verb}} & {{intransitive verb}} # If you '''add''' <math>x</math> to <math>y</math>, you put <math>x</math> and <math>y</math> together. #: ''Cook for five minutes, then '''add''' the remaining spices to the soup.'' # If you '''add''' time, or price, you increase it. #: ''A new kitchen would '''add''' value to the home.'' #: ''We need to '''add''' five more waiters by next week.'' # If you '''add''' something to what you've said, you say something more. #: ''I paused for a moment, then '''added''', "Would you mind if I had some pudding?"'' ===See also=== * [[add up]] * [[add on]] 11846 2006-11-09T15:42:51Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: am, en, fi, fr, gl, hu, hy, io, it, ja, pt, ru, sv, ta, uk, vi, zh, zh-min-nan ==Verb== {{verb|add|adds|added|adding}} {{transitive verb}} & {{intransitive verb}} # If you '''add''' <math>x</math> to <math>y</math>, you put <math>x</math> and <math>y</math> together. #: ''Cook for five minutes, then '''add''' the remaining spices to the soup.'' # If you '''add''' time, or price, you increase it. #: ''A new kitchen would '''add''' value to the home.'' #: ''We need to '''add''' five more waiters by next week.'' # If you '''add''' something to what you've said, you say something more. #: ''I paused for a moment, then '''added''', "Would you mind if I had some pudding?"'' ===See also=== * [[add up]] * [[add on]] [[am:add]] [[zh-min-nan:add]] [[en:add]] [[fr:add]] [[gl:add]] [[hy:add]] [[io:add]] [[it:add]] [[hu:add]] [[ja:add]] [[pt:add]] [[ru:add]] [[fi:add]] [[sv:add]] [[ta:add]] [[vi:add]] [[uk:add]] [[zh:add]] 14358 2006-12-22T20:37:07Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:add]] ==Verb== {{verb|add|adds|added|adding}} {{transitive verb}} & {{intransitive verb}} # If you '''add''' <math>x</math> to <math>y</math>, you put <math>x</math> and <math>y</math> together. #: ''Cook for five minutes, then '''add''' the remaining spices to the soup.'' # If you '''add''' time, or price, you increase it. #: ''A new kitchen would '''add''' value to the home.'' #: ''We need to '''add''' five more waiters by next week.'' # If you '''add''' something to what you've said, you say something more. #: ''I paused for a moment, then '''added''', "Would you mind if I had some pudding?"'' ===See also=== * [[add up]] * [[add on]] [[am:add]] [[zh-min-nan:add]] [[en:add]] [[fr:add]] [[gl:add]] [[hy:add]] [[io:add]] [[it:add]] [[kk:add]] [[hu:add]] [[ja:add]] [[pt:add]] [[ru:add]] [[fi:add]] [[sv:add]] [[ta:add]] [[vi:add]] [[uk:add]] [[zh:add]] 3707 11757 2006-11-05T16:18:06Z 67.34.22.154 boot {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[shoe]] that covers part of the leg. #: ''I love my special hiking '''boots'''. ==Verb== {{verb|boot|boots|booted|booting}} # ''Informal'' To force somebody to leave someplace. #: ''Billy got '''booted''' off of the train after the captain found out that he had no ticket.'' 11758 2006-11-05T16:18:47Z 67.34.22.154 picture {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[shoe]] that covers part of the leg. #: ''I love my special hiking '''boots'''. ==Verb== {{verb|boot|boots|booted|booting}} # ''Informal'' To force somebody to leave someplace. #: ''Billy got '''booted''' off of the train after the captain found out that he had no ticket.'' [[Image:Army-boots.jpg|right|thumb|A pair of boots.]] 11873 2006-11-09T16:04:27Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: de, en, es, et, fi, fr, gl, hu, id, io, it, ko, nl, pl, ru, ta, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[shoe]] that covers part of the leg. #: ''I love my special hiking '''boots'''. ==Verb== {{verb|boot|boots|booted|booting}} # ''Informal'' To force somebody to leave someplace. #: ''Billy got '''booted''' off of the train after the captain found out that he had no ticket.'' [[Image:Army-boots.jpg|right|thumb|A pair of boots.]] [[de:boot]] [[et:boot]] [[en:boot]] [[es:boot]] [[fr:boot]] [[gl:boot]] [[ko:boot]] [[io:boot]] [[id:boot]] [[it:boot]] [[hu:boot]] [[nl:boot]] [[pl:boot]] [[ru:boot]] [[fi:boot]] [[ta:boot]] [[vi:boot]] [[zh:boot]] 13924 2006-12-19T22:58:29Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ku:boot]] {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A [[shoe]] that covers part of the leg. #: ''I love my special hiking '''boots'''. ==Verb== {{verb|boot|boots|booted|booting}} # ''Informal'' To force somebody to leave someplace. #: ''Billy got '''booted''' off of the train after the captain found out that he had no ticket.'' [[Image:Army-boots.jpg|right|thumb|A pair of boots.]] [[de:boot]] [[et:boot]] [[en:boot]] [[es:boot]] [[fr:boot]] [[gl:boot]] [[ko:boot]] [[io:boot]] [[id:boot]] [[it:boot]] [[ku:boot]] [[hu:boot]] [[nl:boot]] [[pl:boot]] [[ru:boot]] [[fi:boot]] [[ta:boot]] [[vi:boot]] [[zh:boot]] 3708 11759 2006-11-05T16:24:52Z PullToOpen 119 box {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{irrnoun|boxes}} # A square or rectangular container. ==Verb== {{verb|box|boxes|boxed|boxing}} # To punch somebody. # To get in a [[fight]] with somebody. # To put in a box. [[Image:Shoukadou bentou.jpg|right|thumb|A box.]] 11885 2006-11-09T16:06:35Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: ar, de, el, en, es, fi, fr, hu, hy, io, it, ja, kk, ko, pl, ro, ru, ta, tr, uk, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{irrnoun|boxes}} # A square or rectangular container. ==Verb== {{verb|box|boxes|boxed|boxing}} # To punch somebody. # To get in a [[fight]] with somebody. # To put in a box. [[Image:Shoukadou bentou.jpg|right|thumb|A box.]] [[ar:box]] [[de:box]] [[el:box]] [[en:box]] [[es:box]] [[fr:box]] [[ko:box]] [[hy:box]] [[io:box]] [[it:box]] [[kk:box]] [[hu:box]] [[ja:box]] [[pl:box]] [[ro:box]] [[ru:box]] [[fi:box]] [[ta:box]] [[vi:box]] [[tr:box]] [[uk:box]] [[zh:box]] 3709 11764 2006-11-06T10:32:50Z Tangotango 94 create == Noun == {{noun}} # Choice of words #:''The '''diction''' in this [[story]] is [[lively]]'' === Related words and phrases === * [[dictionary]] 11914 2006-11-09T16:26:03Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: en, fr, io, pl, ru, vi, zh == Noun == {{noun}} # Choice of words #:''The '''diction''' in this [[story]] is [[lively]]'' === Related words and phrases === * [[dictionary]] [[en:diction]] [[fr:diction]] [[io:diction]] [[pl:diction]] [[ru:diction]] [[vi:diction]] [[zh:diction]] 3710 11765 2006-11-06T10:39:39Z Tangotango 94 create == Noun == {{noun|story|stories}} # a piece of [[text]] that tells someone who [[read]]s it about a [[real]] or [[fictional]] ([[made up]]) [[event]] #: ''This '''story''' is about a little girl who is eaten by a [[wolf]].'' # a [[lie]] #: ''Mother told me to stop telling '''stories'''.'' # a [[floor]] or [[level]] in a [[building]] (mainly [[American English]]; see [[storey]]) #: ''My room is five '''stories''' up.'' [[en:story]] 12029 2006-11-09T18:03:19Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: el, fi, fr, hu, io, it, kk, ko, pt, ro, ru, ta, uk, vi, zh == Noun == {{noun|story|stories}} # a piece of [[text]] that tells someone who [[read]]s it about a [[real]] or [[fictional]] ([[made up]]) [[event]] #: ''This '''story''' is about a little girl who is eaten by a [[wolf]].'' # a [[lie]] #: ''Mother told me to stop telling '''stories'''.'' # a [[floor]] or [[level]] in a [[building]] (mainly [[American English]]; see [[storey]]) #: ''My room is five '''stories''' up.'' [[el:story]] [[en:story]] [[fr:story]] [[ko:story]] [[io:story]] [[it:story]] [[kk:story]] [[hu:story]] [[pt:story]] [[ro:story]] [[ru:story]] [[fi:story]] [[ta:story]] [[vi:story]] [[uk:story]] [[zh:story]] 12190 2006-11-11T17:41:55Z PullToOpen 119 +cat {{BE850}} == Noun == {{noun|story|stories}} # a piece of [[text]] that tells someone who [[read]]s it about a [[real]] or [[fictional]] ([[made up]]) [[event]] #: ''This '''story''' is about a little girl who is eaten by a [[wolf]].'' # a [[lie]] #: ''Mother told me to stop telling '''stories'''.'' # a [[floor]] or [[level]] in a [[building]] (mainly [[American English]]; see [[storey]]) #: ''My room is five '''stories''' up.'' [[el:story]] [[en:story]] [[fr:story]] [[ko:story]] [[io:story]] [[it:story]] [[kk:story]] [[hu:story]] [[pt:story]] [[ro:story]] [[ru:story]] [[fi:story]] [[ta:story]] [[vi:story]] [[uk:story]] [[zh:story]] 3711 11766 2006-11-07T01:48:35Z PullToOpen 119 final push to 1,000 articles! {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # The part of an object that makes it slow down. #: ''The crash was caused by the car's '''brakes''' failing.'' ==Verb== {{verb|brake|brakes|braked|braking}} # To make an object slow down using brakes. #: ''Jimmy '''braked''' to avoid hitting the dog.'' 11767 2006-11-07T01:48:57Z PullToOpen 119 typo {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # The part of an object that makes it slow down. #: ''The crash was caused by the car's '''brakes''' failing.'' ==Verb== {{verb|brake|brakes|braked|braking}} # To make an object slow down using brakes. #: ''Jimmy '''braked''' to avoid hitting the cat.'' 11802 2006-11-08T01:26:36Z Brett 77 + image {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Disc_brake.jpg|thumb|a motorcycle's front brake]] # The part of an object that makes it slow down. #: ''The crash was caused by the car's '''brakes''' failing.'' ==Verb== {{verb|brake|brakes|braked|braking}} # To make an object slow down using brakes. #: ''Jimmy '''braked''' to avoid hitting the cat.'' 11877 2006-11-09T16:05:15Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: ar, el, en, fi, fr, hu, hy, io, it, ru, ta, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Disc_brake.jpg|thumb|a motorcycle's front brake]] # The part of an object that makes it slow down. #: ''The crash was caused by the car's '''brakes''' failing.'' ==Verb== {{verb|brake|brakes|braked|braking}} # To make an object slow down using brakes. #: ''Jimmy '''braked''' to avoid hitting the cat.'' [[ar:brake]] [[el:brake]] [[en:brake]] [[fr:brake]] [[hy:brake]] [[io:brake]] [[it:brake]] [[hu:brake]] [[ru:brake]] [[fi:brake]] [[ta:brake]] [[vi:brake]] [[zh:brake]] 12235 2006-11-13T03:21:29Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[sv:brake]] {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Disc_brake.jpg|thumb|a motorcycle's front brake]] # The part of an object that makes it slow down. #: ''The crash was caused by the car's '''brakes''' failing.'' ==Verb== {{verb|brake|brakes|braked|braking}} # To make an object slow down using brakes. #: ''Jimmy '''braked''' to avoid hitting the cat.'' [[ar:brake]] [[el:brake]] [[en:brake]] [[fr:brake]] [[hy:brake]] [[io:brake]] [[it:brake]] [[hu:brake]] [[ru:brake]] [[fi:brake]] [[sv:brake]] [[ta:brake]] [[vi:brake]] [[zh:brake]] 12599 2006-11-25T08:17:59Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[de:brake]] {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Disc_brake.jpg|thumb|a motorcycle's front brake]] # The part of an object that makes it slow down. #: ''The crash was caused by the car's '''brakes''' failing.'' ==Verb== {{verb|brake|brakes|braked|braking}} # To make an object slow down using brakes. #: ''Jimmy '''braked''' to avoid hitting the cat.'' [[ar:brake]] [[de:brake]] [[el:brake]] [[en:brake]] [[fr:brake]] [[hy:brake]] [[io:brake]] [[it:brake]] [[hu:brake]] [[ru:brake]] [[fi:brake]] [[sv:brake]] [[ta:brake]] [[vi:brake]] [[zh:brake]] 3712 11768 2006-11-07T01:54:52Z PullToOpen 119 branch {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{irrnoun|branches}} [[Image:LightningVolt Twisting Branch Lilac tree.jpg|thumb|right|A tree branch.]] # A part of a tree that grows out from the [[trunk]] (center). #: ''Sally scraped her arm on a '''branch''' when she fell out of a tree.'' # One of a series of shops that are owned by the same [[company]] in [[business]]. #: ''McDonalds has many '''branches''' spread throughout the country.'' 11884 2006-11-09T16:06:25Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: ar, el, en, fi, fr, hu, hy, io, it, kk, nl, pt, ru, ta, uk, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{irrnoun|branches}} [[Image:LightningVolt Twisting Branch Lilac tree.jpg|thumb|right|A tree branch.]] # A part of a tree that grows out from the [[trunk]] (center). #: ''Sally scraped her arm on a '''branch''' when she fell out of a tree.'' # One of a series of shops that are owned by the same [[company]] in [[business]]. #: ''McDonalds has many '''branches''' spread throughout the country.'' [[ar:branch]] [[el:branch]] [[en:branch]] [[fr:branch]] [[hy:branch]] [[io:branch]] [[it:branch]] [[kk:branch]] [[hu:branch]] [[nl:branch]] [[pt:branch]] [[ru:branch]] [[fi:branch]] [[ta:branch]] [[vi:branch]] [[uk:branch]] [[zh:branch]] 13943 2006-12-20T02:41:18Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:branch]] {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{irrnoun|branches}} [[Image:LightningVolt Twisting Branch Lilac tree.jpg|thumb|right|A tree branch.]] # A part of a tree that grows out from the [[trunk]] (center). #: ''Sally scraped her arm on a '''branch''' when she fell out of a tree.'' # One of a series of shops that are owned by the same [[company]] in [[business]]. #: ''McDonalds has many '''branches''' spread throughout the country.'' [[ar:branch]] [[el:branch]] [[en:branch]] [[fa:branch]] [[fr:branch]] [[hy:branch]] [[io:branch]] [[it:branch]] [[kk:branch]] [[hu:branch]] [[nl:branch]] [[pt:branch]] [[ru:branch]] [[fi:branch]] [[ta:branch]] [[vi:branch]] [[uk:branch]] [[zh:branch]] 3713 11769 2006-11-07T01:59:15Z PullToOpen 119 brass {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{mass noun}} [[Image:Trumpet.jpg|right|thumb|This [[trumpet]] is made of brass.]] # A shiny yellow-orange [[metal]]. #: ''The '''brass''' chest only has one key.'' # A group of musical instruments that are made of brass. #: ''The '''brass''' family of instruments includes tubas, trombones, and trumpets.'' 11876 2006-11-09T16:05:05Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: ang, ar, de, en, et, fi, fr, hu, hy, io, it, pl, ru, ta, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{mass noun}} [[Image:Trumpet.jpg|right|thumb|This [[trumpet]] is made of brass.]] # A shiny yellow-orange [[metal]]. #: ''The '''brass''' chest only has one key.'' # A group of musical instruments that are made of brass. #: ''The '''brass''' family of instruments includes tubas, trombones, and trumpets.'' [[ang:brass]] [[ar:brass]] [[de:brass]] [[et:brass]] [[en:brass]] [[fr:brass]] [[hy:brass]] [[io:brass]] [[it:brass]] [[hu:brass]] [[pl:brass]] [[ru:brass]] [[fi:brass]] [[ta:brass]] [[vi:brass]] [[zh:brass]] 3714 11770 2006-11-07T02:03:22Z PullToOpen 119 bread {{BE850}} ==Noun== [[Image:Bulka mala pszenna.jpg|right|thumb|A round bread roll.]] {{mass noun}} # A food made from mixing flour, water, and yeast. <ref>Yeast is not always used to make bread. When yeast is not used, the bread is called [[unleavened bread]].</ref> #: ''Small children love eating '''bread''' and butter.'' ==Notes== <references /> 11887 2006-11-09T16:06:55Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: de, el, en, es, fa, fi, fr, gl, hu, hy, io, it, ja, kk, ky, pl, pt, ru, ta, tr, uk, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Noun== [[Image:Bulka mala pszenna.jpg|right|thumb|A round bread roll.]] {{mass noun}} # A food made from mixing flour, water, and yeast. <ref>Yeast is not always used to make bread. When yeast is not used, the bread is called [[unleavened bread]].</ref> #: ''Small children love eating '''bread''' and butter.'' ==Notes== <references /> [[de:bread]] [[el:bread]] [[en:bread]] [[es:bread]] [[fa:bread]] [[fr:bread]] [[gl:bread]] [[hy:bread]] [[io:bread]] [[it:bread]] [[kk:bread]] [[ky:bread]] [[hu:bread]] [[ja:bread]] [[pl:bread]] [[pt:bread]] [[ru:bread]] [[fi:bread]] [[ta:bread]] [[vi:bread]] [[tr:bread]] [[uk:bread]] [[zh:bread]] 3715 11772 2006-11-07T02:09:19Z PullToOpen 119 trumpet ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Trumpet.jpg|right|thumb|A trumpet.]] # A metal instrument that makes noise when blown into. The person playing the instrument can press different buttons to change the musical note that is being played. 12065 2006-11-09T18:21:20Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, pl, ru, sv, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Trumpet.jpg|right|thumb|A trumpet.]] # A metal instrument that makes noise when blown into. The person playing the instrument can press different buttons to change the musical note that is being played. [[en:trumpet]] [[fr:trumpet]] [[io:trumpet]] [[it:trumpet]] [[hu:trumpet]] [[pl:trumpet]] [[ru:trumpet]] [[fi:trumpet]] [[sv:trumpet]] [[vi:trumpet]] [[zh:trumpet]] 13605 2006-12-11T01:28:12Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:trumpet]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Trumpet.jpg|right|thumb|A trumpet.]] # A metal instrument that makes noise when blown into. The person playing the instrument can press different buttons to change the musical note that is being played. [[en:trumpet]] [[fa:trumpet]] [[fr:trumpet]] [[io:trumpet]] [[it:trumpet]] [[hu:trumpet]] [[pl:trumpet]] [[ru:trumpet]] [[fi:trumpet]] [[sv:trumpet]] [[vi:trumpet]] [[zh:trumpet]] 3716 11773 2006-11-07T02:13:00Z PullToOpen 119 piano ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Piano.jpg|right|thumb|A grand piano.]] # An instrument that has hammers connected to 88 keys. When the keys are hit, the hammers hit strings which make noise. There are many different types of pianos. 11991 2006-11-09T17:33:18Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: ca, de, el, en, es, fi, fr, hu, id, io, it, ja, ko, ku, nl, pl, pt, ru, sv, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Piano.jpg|right|thumb|A grand piano.]] # An instrument that has hammers connected to 88 keys. When the keys are hit, the hammers hit strings which make noise. There are many different types of pianos. [[ca:piano]] [[de:piano]] [[el:piano]] [[en:piano]] [[es:piano]] [[fr:piano]] [[ko:piano]] [[io:piano]] [[id:piano]] [[it:piano]] [[ku:piano]] [[hu:piano]] [[nl:piano]] [[ja:piano]] [[pl:piano]] [[pt:piano]] [[ru:piano]] [[fi:piano]] [[sv:piano]] [[vi:piano]] [[zh:piano]] 3717 11774 2006-11-07T02:24:06Z PullToOpen 119 beer ==Noun== {{mass noun}} [[Image:English beers.jpg|right|thumb|Four english beers.]] # An [[alcohol]]ic drink that is made from [[wheat]]s or other types of [[grain]]s. 11866 2006-11-09T15:55:13Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: ang, da, de, el, en, fa, fi, fr, gl, hu, hy, id, io, it, ja, kk, nl, pl, pt, ro, ru, sr, sv, ta, vi, zh ==Noun== {{mass noun}} [[Image:English beers.jpg|right|thumb|Four english beers.]] # An [[alcohol]]ic drink that is made from [[wheat]]s or other types of [[grain]]s. [[ang:beer]] [[da:beer]] [[de:beer]] [[el:beer]] [[en:beer]] [[fa:beer]] [[fr:beer]] [[gl:beer]] [[hy:beer]] [[io:beer]] [[id:beer]] [[it:beer]] [[kk:beer]] [[hu:beer]] [[nl:beer]] [[ja:beer]] [[pl:beer]] [[pt:beer]] [[ro:beer]] [[ru:beer]] [[sr:beer]] [[fi:beer]] [[sv:beer]] [[ta:beer]] [[vi:beer]] [[zh:beer]] 12583 2006-11-24T07:35:21Z Kappa 92 ==Noun== {{mass noun}} [[Image:English beers.jpg|right|thumb|Four English beers.]] # An [[alcohol]]ic drink that is made from [[wheat]]s or other types of [[grain]]s. [[ang:beer]] [[da:beer]] [[de:beer]] [[el:beer]] [[en:beer]] [[fa:beer]] [[fr:beer]] [[gl:beer]] [[hy:beer]] [[io:beer]] [[id:beer]] [[it:beer]] [[kk:beer]] [[hu:beer]] [[nl:beer]] [[ja:beer]] [[pl:beer]] [[pt:beer]] [[ro:beer]] [[ru:beer]] [[sr:beer]] [[fi:beer]] [[sv:beer]] [[ta:beer]] [[vi:beer]] [[zh:beer]] 3718 11775 2006-11-07T02:29:33Z PullToOpen 119 change {{BE850}} ==Verb== {{verb|change|changes|changed|changing}} # To make [[different]] than before. #: ''Ellen '''changed''' the sentence so that it was correct.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} # When something becomes different. #: ''The building plan required some small '''changes.''' 11908 2006-11-09T16:17:59Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: ar, el, en, es, et, fi, fr, hu, hy, io, it, kk, pt, ru, sv, ta, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Verb== {{verb|change|changes|changed|changing}} # To make [[different]] than before. #: ''Ellen '''changed''' the sentence so that it was correct.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} # When something becomes different. #: ''The building plan required some small '''changes.''' [[ar:change]] [[et:change]] [[el:change]] [[en:change]] [[es:change]] [[fr:change]] [[hy:change]] [[io:change]] [[it:change]] [[kk:change]] [[hu:change]] [[pt:change]] [[ru:change]] [[fi:change]] [[sv:change]] [[ta:change]] [[vi:change]] [[zh:change]] 13639 2006-12-11T08:39:18Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:change]] {{BE850}} ==Verb== {{verb|change|changes|changed|changing}} # To make [[different]] than before. #: ''Ellen '''changed''' the sentence so that it was correct.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} # When something becomes different. #: ''The building plan required some small '''changes.''' [[ar:change]] [[et:change]] [[el:change]] [[en:change]] [[es:change]] [[fa:change]] [[fr:change]] [[hy:change]] [[io:change]] [[it:change]] [[kk:change]] [[hu:change]] [[pt:change]] [[ru:change]] [[fi:change]] [[sv:change]] [[ta:change]] [[vi:change]] [[zh:change]] 14096 2006-12-21T01:25:54Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[tr:change]] {{BE850}} ==Verb== {{verb|change|changes|changed|changing}} # To make [[different]] than before. #: ''Ellen '''changed''' the sentence so that it was correct.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} # When something becomes different. #: ''The building plan required some small '''changes.''' [[ar:change]] [[et:change]] [[el:change]] [[en:change]] [[es:change]] [[fa:change]] [[fr:change]] [[hy:change]] [[io:change]] [[it:change]] [[kk:change]] [[hu:change]] [[pt:change]] [[ru:change]] [[fi:change]] [[sv:change]] [[ta:change]] [[vi:change]] [[tr:change]] [[zh:change]] 3719 11776 2006-11-07T02:37:28Z PullToOpen 119 dark {{BE850}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|dark|darker|darkest}} [[Image:Darkness.png|right|thumb|A very dark shape.]] # Having no light. #: ''The cave is very '''dark.''' # Scary or not pleasant. #: ''World War II was a '''dark''' time in world history.'' ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # Place where there is no light. #: ''Most humans are afraid of the '''dark.''' # Late in the day, especially after [[sunset]]. #: ''Go and play with your friends, but be back before '''dark!''' 11922 2006-11-09T16:27:09Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, kk, ko, ku, pl, ru, ta, uk, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|dark|darker|darkest}} [[Image:Darkness.png|right|thumb|A very dark shape.]] # Having no light. #: ''The cave is very '''dark.''' # Scary or not pleasant. #: ''World War II was a '''dark''' time in world history.'' ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # Place where there is no light. #: ''Most humans are afraid of the '''dark.''' # Late in the day, especially after [[sunset]]. #: ''Go and play with your friends, but be back before '''dark!''' [[en:dark]] [[fr:dark]] [[ko:dark]] [[io:dark]] [[it:dark]] [[kk:dark]] [[ku:dark]] [[hu:dark]] [[pl:dark]] [[ru:dark]] [[fi:dark]] [[ta:dark]] [[vi:dark]] [[uk:dark]] [[zh:dark]] 12607 2006-11-25T10:33:31Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[hy:dark]] {{BE850}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|dark|darker|darkest}} [[Image:Darkness.png|right|thumb|A very dark shape.]] # Having no light. #: ''The cave is very '''dark.''' # Scary or not pleasant. #: ''World War II was a '''dark''' time in world history.'' ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # Place where there is no light. #: ''Most humans are afraid of the '''dark.''' # Late in the day, especially after [[sunset]]. #: ''Go and play with your friends, but be back before '''dark!''' [[en:dark]] [[fr:dark]] [[ko:dark]] [[hy:dark]] [[io:dark]] [[it:dark]] [[kk:dark]] [[ku:dark]] [[hu:dark]] [[pl:dark]] [[ru:dark]] [[fi:dark]] [[ta:dark]] [[vi:dark]] [[uk:dark]] [[zh:dark]] 3720 11777 2006-11-07T02:39:30Z PullToOpen 119 Redirecting to [[subtract]] #REDIRECT [[subtract]] 11803 2006-11-08T01:37:24Z Brett 77 ==Noun== # '''Subtraction''' is the act or [[operation]] when you [[subtract]] something. #: ''My son is learning '''subtraction''' in grade 1 math class.'' #: e.g., 27 - 14 = 13 12043 2006-11-09T18:07:43Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, io, pl, pt, ru, vi ==Noun== # '''Subtraction''' is the act or [[operation]] when you [[subtract]] something. #: ''My son is learning '''subtraction''' in grade 1 math class.'' #: e.g., 27 - 14 = 13 [[en:subtraction]] [[fr:subtraction]] [[io:subtraction]] [[pl:subtraction]] [[pt:subtraction]] [[ru:subtraction]] [[fi:subtraction]] [[vi:subtraction]] 3721 11778 2006-11-07T02:43:50Z PullToOpen 119 subtraction ==Verb== {{verb|subtract|subtracts|subtracted|subtracting}} # To take away from. #: ''You must '''subtract''' your expenses from your income.'' # One of the basic operations in [[mathematics]]. {{basic math}} 12044 2006-11-09T18:08:05Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: en, fr, io, it, sv, ta, vi, zh ==Verb== {{verb|subtract|subtracts|subtracted|subtracting}} # To take away from. #: ''You must '''subtract''' your expenses from your income.'' # One of the basic operations in [[mathematics]]. {{basic math}} [[en:subtract]] [[fr:subtract]] [[io:subtract]] [[it:subtract]] [[sv:subtract]] [[ta:subtract]] [[vi:subtract]] [[zh:subtract]] 14125 2006-12-21T02:06:33Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:subtract]] ==Verb== {{verb|subtract|subtracts|subtracted|subtracting}} # To take away from. #: ''You must '''subtract''' your expenses from your income.'' # One of the basic operations in [[mathematics]]. {{basic math}} [[en:subtract]] [[fa:subtract]] [[fr:subtract]] [[io:subtract]] [[it:subtract]] [[sv:subtract]] [[ta:subtract]] [[vi:subtract]] [[zh:subtract]] 3722 11779 2006-11-07T02:50:27Z PullToOpen 119 multiplication ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # The process of multiplying numbers by each other. For a complete description of multiplication, see [[w:multiplication]]. {{basic math}} 11804 2006-11-08T01:40:16Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # The process of [[multiply]]ing numbers by each other. For a complete description of multiplication, see [[w:multiplication | multiplication]]. #: ''We studied multiplication in grade 3.'' #: e.g., 9 x 11 = 99 {{basic math}} 11981 2006-11-09T17:21:13Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: de, en, fi, fr, id, it, pl, ru, ta, vi, zh ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # The process of [[multiply]]ing numbers by each other. For a complete description of multiplication, see [[w:multiplication | multiplication]]. #: ''We studied multiplication in grade 3.'' #: e.g., 9 x 11 = 99 {{basic math}} [[de:multiplication]] [[en:multiplication]] [[fr:multiplication]] [[id:multiplication]] [[it:multiplication]] [[pl:multiplication]] [[ru:multiplication]] [[fi:multiplication]] [[ta:multiplication]] [[vi:multiplication]] [[zh:multiplication]] 3723 11780 2006-11-07T02:59:42Z PullToOpen 119 rock ==Noun== {{noun}} # A hard substance that forms naturally in the [[Earth]]'s surface. # A form of music often played with [[guitar]]s and [[drum]]s. ==Verb== {{verb|rock|rocks|rocked|rocking}} # To shake back and fourth. #: ''The boat '''rocked''' in the strong wind.'' 11805 2006-11-08T01:43:02Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} Also {{mass noun}} [[Image:Diorite.jpg|thumb|a rock]] # A hard substance that forms naturally in the [[Earth]]'s surface. # A form of music often played with [[guitar]]s and [[drum]]s. ==Verb== {{verb|rock|rocks|rocked|rocking}} # To shake back and fourth. #: ''The boat '''rocked''' in the strong wind.'' 12003 2006-11-09T17:43:37Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: de, el, en, fi, fr, hu, hy, io, it, pt, ru, sl, sv, ta, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} Also {{mass noun}} [[Image:Diorite.jpg|thumb|a rock]] # A hard substance that forms naturally in the [[Earth]]'s surface. # A form of music often played with [[guitar]]s and [[drum]]s. ==Verb== {{verb|rock|rocks|rocked|rocking}} # To shake back and fourth. #: ''The boat '''rocked''' in the strong wind.'' [[de:rock]] [[el:rock]] [[en:rock]] [[fr:rock]] [[hy:rock]] [[io:rock]] [[it:rock]] [[hu:rock]] [[pt:rock]] [[ru:rock]] [[sl:rock]] [[fi:rock]] [[sv:rock]] [[ta:rock]] [[vi:rock]] [[zh:rock]] 3724 11781 2006-11-07T03:04:08Z PullToOpen 119 field ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Field.JPG|right|thumb|An open field.]] # An open area of land. It can be used for many different things, from sports to crop-growing. 11952 2006-11-09T16:49:28Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: ang, ar, en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, pt, ru, sv, ta, tr, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Field.JPG|right|thumb|An open field.]] # An open area of land. It can be used for many different things, from sports to crop-growing. [[ang:field]] [[ar:field]] [[en:field]] [[fr:field]] [[io:field]] [[it:field]] [[hu:field]] [[pt:field]] [[ru:field]] [[fi:field]] [[sv:field]] [[ta:field]] [[vi:field]] [[tr:field]] [[zh:field]] 12896 2006-11-28T03:34:54Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[el:field]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Field.JPG|right|thumb|An open field.]] # An open area of land. It can be used for many different things, from sports to crop-growing. [[ang:field]] [[ar:field]] [[el:field]] [[en:field]] [[fr:field]] [[io:field]] [[it:field]] [[hu:field]] [[pt:field]] [[ru:field]] [[fi:field]] [[sv:field]] [[ta:field]] [[vi:field]] [[tr:field]] [[zh:field]] 14110 2006-12-21T01:50:29Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Field.JPG|right|thumb|An open '''field'''.]] # An open area of land. It can be used for many different things, from sports to crop-growing. [[ang:field]] [[ar:field]] [[el:field]] [[en:field]] [[fr:field]] [[io:field]] [[it:field]] [[hu:field]] [[pt:field]] [[ru:field]] [[fi:field]] [[sv:field]] [[ta:field]] [[vi:field]] [[tr:field]] [[zh:field]] 3725 11782 2006-11-07T03:09:06Z PullToOpen 119 stomach ==Noun== {{noun}} # The place in the body where food is [[digestion|digested]]. # The area below the [[chest]]. 11806 2006-11-08T01:44:40Z Brett 77 + image ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:stomach.amedd.jpg|thumb|a stomach]] # The place in the body where food is [[digestion|digested]]. # The area below the [[chest]]. 12049 2006-11-09T18:08:54Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: ang, en, fi, fr, hu, hy, io, it, ja, kk, ko, pl, pt, ru, ta, tr, vi, zh, zh-min-nan ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:stomach.amedd.jpg|thumb|a stomach]] # The place in the body where food is [[digestion|digested]]. # The area below the [[chest]]. [[ang:stomach]] [[zh-min-nan:stomach]] [[en:stomach]] [[fr:stomach]] [[ko:stomach]] [[hy:stomach]] [[io:stomach]] [[it:stomach]] [[kk:stomach]] [[hu:stomach]] [[ja:stomach]] [[pl:stomach]] [[pt:stomach]] [[ru:stomach]] [[fi:stomach]] [[ta:stomach]] [[vi:stomach]] [[tr:stomach]] [[zh:stomach]] 12272 2006-11-14T21:30:41Z Cethegus 132 link ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:stomach.amedd.jpg|thumb|a stomach]] # The place in the body where [[food]] is [[digestion|digested]]. # The area below the [[chest]]. [[ang:stomach]] [[zh-min-nan:stomach]] [[en:stomach]] [[fr:stomach]] [[ko:stomach]] [[hy:stomach]] [[io:stomach]] [[it:stomach]] [[kk:stomach]] [[hu:stomach]] [[ja:stomach]] [[pl:stomach]] [[pt:stomach]] [[ru:stomach]] [[fi:stomach]] [[ta:stomach]] [[vi:stomach]] [[tr:stomach]] [[zh:stomach]] 14186 2006-12-21T13:36:01Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[el:stomach]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:stomach.amedd.jpg|thumb|a stomach]] # The place in the body where [[food]] is [[digestion|digested]]. # The area below the [[chest]]. [[ang:stomach]] [[zh-min-nan:stomach]] [[el:stomach]] [[en:stomach]] [[fr:stomach]] [[ko:stomach]] [[hy:stomach]] [[io:stomach]] [[it:stomach]] [[kk:stomach]] [[hu:stomach]] [[ja:stomach]] [[pl:stomach]] [[pt:stomach]] [[ru:stomach]] [[fi:stomach]] [[ta:stomach]] [[vi:stomach]] [[tr:stomach]] [[zh:stomach]] 3726 11783 2006-11-07T03:12:28Z PullToOpen 119 brick {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Stapel bakstenen - Pile of bricks 2005 Fruggo.jpg|right|thumb|A pile of bricks.]] # A small, rectangular block used for building things. 11883 2006-11-09T16:06:15Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: ar, de, el, en, fa, fi, fr, hu, hy, io, it, kk, ro, ru, ta, uk, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Stapel bakstenen - Pile of bricks 2005 Fruggo.jpg|right|thumb|A pile of bricks.]] # A small, rectangular block used for building things. [[ar:brick]] [[de:brick]] [[el:brick]] [[en:brick]] [[fa:brick]] [[fr:brick]] [[hy:brick]] [[io:brick]] [[it:brick]] [[kk:brick]] [[hu:brick]] [[ro:brick]] [[ru:brick]] [[fi:brick]] [[ta:brick]] [[vi:brick]] [[uk:brick]] [[zh:brick]] 12859 2006-11-27T13:34:28Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[tr:brick]] {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Stapel bakstenen - Pile of bricks 2005 Fruggo.jpg|right|thumb|A pile of bricks.]] # A small, rectangular block used for building things. [[ar:brick]] [[de:brick]] [[el:brick]] [[en:brick]] [[fa:brick]] [[fr:brick]] [[hy:brick]] [[io:brick]] [[it:brick]] [[kk:brick]] [[hu:brick]] [[ro:brick]] [[ru:brick]] [[fi:brick]] [[ta:brick]] [[vi:brick]] [[tr:brick]] [[uk:brick]] [[zh:brick]] 3727 11784 2006-11-07T03:21:00Z PullToOpen 119 equal {{BE850}} ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # The same in shape, size, or number. #: ''The amount of people inside of the store is '''equal''' to the amount of people outside of the store.'' ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # Someone who has the same rights as somebody else. 11807 2006-11-08T01:49:21Z Brett 77 {{BE850}} ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # The same in shape, size, or number. #: ''The number of people inside of the store is '''equal''' to the number of people outside of the store.'' ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # Someone who has the same rights as somebody else. #: ''I'm your teacher, not your '''equal'''.'' ==Verb== {{verb|equal|equals|equaled|equaling}} {{transitive verb}} # If <math>x</math> equals <math>y</math>, <math>x</math> and <math>y</math> have the same value. #: ''Two plus two '''equals''' four.'' 11937 2006-11-09T16:37:46Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: ang, en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, kk, sv, ta, uk, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # The same in shape, size, or number. #: ''The number of people inside of the store is '''equal''' to the number of people outside of the store.'' ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # Someone who has the same rights as somebody else. #: ''I'm your teacher, not your '''equal'''.'' ==Verb== {{verb|equal|equals|equaled|equaling}} {{transitive verb}} # If <math>x</math> equals <math>y</math>, <math>x</math> and <math>y</math> have the same value. #: ''Two plus two '''equals''' four.'' [[ang:equal]] [[en:equal]] [[fr:equal]] [[io:equal]] [[it:equal]] [[kk:equal]] [[hu:equal]] [[fi:equal]] [[sv:equal]] [[ta:equal]] [[vi:equal]] [[uk:equal]] [[zh:equal]] 13734 2006-12-13T03:32:07Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:equal]] {{BE850}} ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # The same in shape, size, or number. #: ''The number of people inside of the store is '''equal''' to the number of people outside of the store.'' ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # Someone who has the same rights as somebody else. #: ''I'm your teacher, not your '''equal'''.'' ==Verb== {{verb|equal|equals|equaled|equaling}} {{transitive verb}} # If <math>x</math> equals <math>y</math>, <math>x</math> and <math>y</math> have the same value. #: ''Two plus two '''equals''' four.'' [[ang:equal]] [[en:equal]] [[fa:equal]] [[fr:equal]] [[io:equal]] [[it:equal]] [[kk:equal]] [[hu:equal]] [[fi:equal]] [[sv:equal]] [[ta:equal]] [[vi:equal]] [[uk:equal]] [[zh:equal]] 3728 11785 2006-11-07T03:27:58Z PullToOpen 119 dust (1,000th article?) {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # A thin powder that can be seen in the air or on a surface. ==Verb== {{verb|dust|dusts|dusted|dusting}} # To remove dust from something, usually with a [[cloth]]. #: ''Sally '''dusted''' her house to prepare it for a party.'' 11808 2006-11-08T01:50:08Z Brett 77 {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # A thin [[powder]] that can be seen in the air or on a surface. ==Verb== {{verb|dust|dusts|dusted|dusting}} # To remove dust from something, usually with a [[cloth]]. #: ''Sally '''dusted''' her house to prepare it for a party.'' 11938 2006-11-09T16:37:56Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: ang, ar, de, en, es, fa, fi, fr, hu, hy, io, it, kk, ta, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # A thin [[powder]] that can be seen in the air or on a surface. ==Verb== {{verb|dust|dusts|dusted|dusting}} # To remove dust from something, usually with a [[cloth]]. #: ''Sally '''dusted''' her house to prepare it for a party.'' [[ang:dust]] [[ar:dust]] [[de:dust]] [[en:dust]] [[es:dust]] [[fa:dust]] [[fr:dust]] [[hy:dust]] [[io:dust]] [[it:dust]] [[kk:dust]] [[hu:dust]] [[fi:dust]] [[ta:dust]] [[vi:dust]] [[zh:dust]] 12290 2006-11-15T20:42:10Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[pl:dust]] {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{mass noun}} # A thin [[powder]] that can be seen in the air or on a surface. ==Verb== {{verb|dust|dusts|dusted|dusting}} # To remove dust from something, usually with a [[cloth]]. #: ''Sally '''dusted''' her house to prepare it for a party.'' [[ang:dust]] [[ar:dust]] [[de:dust]] [[en:dust]] [[es:dust]] [[fa:dust]] [[fr:dust]] [[hy:dust]] [[io:dust]] [[it:dust]] [[kk:dust]] [[hu:dust]] [[pl:dust]] [[fi:dust]] [[ta:dust]] [[vi:dust]] [[zh:dust]] 13919 2006-12-19T22:42:23Z Brett 77 {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # ({{mass noun}}) A thin [[powder]] that can be seen in the air or on a surface. ==Verb== {{verb|dust|dusts|dusted|dusting}} # To remove dust from something, usually with a [[cloth]]. #: ''Sally '''dusted''' her house to prepare it for a party.'' [[ang:dust]] [[ar:dust]] [[de:dust]] [[en:dust]] [[es:dust]] [[fa:dust]] [[fr:dust]] [[hy:dust]] [[io:dust]] [[it:dust]] [[kk:dust]] [[hu:dust]] [[pl:dust]] [[fi:dust]] [[ta:dust]] [[vi:dust]] [[zh:dust]] 13920 2006-12-19T22:42:38Z Brett 77 /* Verb */ {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # ({{mass noun}}) A thin [[powder]] that can be seen in the air or on a surface. ==Verb== {{verb|dust|dusts|dusted|dusting}} # To remove '''dust''' from something, usually with a [[cloth]]. #: ''Sally '''dusted''' her house to prepare it for a party.'' [[ang:dust]] [[ar:dust]] [[de:dust]] [[en:dust]] [[es:dust]] [[fa:dust]] [[fr:dust]] [[hy:dust]] [[io:dust]] [[it:dust]] [[kk:dust]] [[hu:dust]] [[pl:dust]] [[fi:dust]] [[ta:dust]] [[vi:dust]] [[zh:dust]] 3729 11786 2006-11-07T03:33:12Z PullToOpen 119 brush (1,000th article) {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{irrnoun|brushes}} # An object made of thin pieces of [[plastic]] that is used to smooth objects like [[hair]] and [[wool]]. ==Verb== {{verb|brush|brushes|brushed|brushing}} # To use a brush to clean something. 11809 2006-11-08T01:53:09Z Brett 77 {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{irrnoun|brushes}} [[Image:hairbrush.jpg|thumb|a brush]] # An object uses many thin pieces of [[plastic]] to smooth objects like [[hair]] and [[wool]]. ==Verb== {{verb|brush|brushes|brushed|brushing}} # To use a '''brush''' to clean something. #: ''I forgot to '''brush''' my teeth before going to bed.'' 11870 2006-11-09T16:02:32Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: ar, de, el, en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ru, ta, uk, vi {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{irrnoun|brushes}} [[Image:hairbrush.jpg|thumb|a brush]] # An object uses many thin pieces of [[plastic]] to smooth objects like [[hair]] and [[wool]]. ==Verb== {{verb|brush|brushes|brushed|brushing}} # To use a '''brush''' to clean something. #: ''I forgot to '''brush''' my teeth before going to bed.'' [[ar:brush]] [[de:brush]] [[el:brush]] [[en:brush]] [[fr:brush]] [[io:brush]] [[it:brush]] [[hu:brush]] [[ru:brush]] [[fi:brush]] [[ta:brush]] [[vi:brush]] [[uk:brush]] 13966 2006-12-20T06:37:12Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:brush]], [[hy:brush]] {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{irrnoun|brushes}} [[Image:hairbrush.jpg|thumb|a brush]] # An object uses many thin pieces of [[plastic]] to smooth objects like [[hair]] and [[wool]]. ==Verb== {{verb|brush|brushes|brushed|brushing}} # To use a '''brush''' to clean something. #: ''I forgot to '''brush''' my teeth before going to bed.'' [[ar:brush]] [[de:brush]] [[el:brush]] [[en:brush]] [[fa:brush]] [[fr:brush]] [[hy:brush]] [[io:brush]] [[it:brush]] [[hu:brush]] [[ru:brush]] [[fi:brush]] [[ta:brush]] [[vi:brush]] [[uk:brush]] 14090 2006-12-21T01:22:31Z Brett 77 {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{irrnoun|brushes}} [[Image:hairbrush.jpg|thumb|a '''brush''']] # An object uses many thin pieces of [[plastic]] to smooth objects like [[hair]] and [[wool]]. ==Verb== {{verb|brush|brushes|brushed|brushing}} # To use a '''brush''' to clean something. #: ''I forgot to '''brush''' my teeth before going to bed.'' [[ar:brush]] [[de:brush]] [[el:brush]] [[en:brush]] [[fa:brush]] [[fr:brush]] [[hy:brush]] [[io:brush]] [[it:brush]] [[hu:brush]] [[ru:brush]] [[fi:brush]] [[ta:brush]] [[vi:brush]] [[uk:brush]] 3730 11788 2006-11-07T10:49:14Z Tangotango 94 create == Noun == {{noun}} # The [[shell]] that surrounds the [[kernel]] (the hard part in the center) of a [[nut]] #: ''Because '''nutshells''' are very hard, it takes a lot of time to [[crack]] them open.'' === Words that come from it === * [[in a nutshell]] [[en:nutshell]] [[hu:nutshell]] [[ru:nutshell]] [[vi:nutshell]] [[zh:nutshell]] 3731 11789 2006-11-07T10:54:49Z Tangotango 94 create == Adverb == {{adverb}} '''[[in]] a [[nutshell]]''' # ([[idiom]]) put simply #: ''The [[proposal]] was a hundred pages long, but it meant, '''in a nutshell''', that a new [[park]] would be made.'' [[en:in a nutshell]] 3732 11790 2006-11-07T11:06:08Z Tangotango 94 create {{BE850}} == Noun == {{noun|country|countries}} #a [[land]] that is controlled by a [[government]] #:''[[Russia]] is the [[largest]] '''country''' in the [[world]].'' #('''the country''') the [[countryside]] #:''I come from '''the country''', so I don't like the busy [[city]].'' [[et:country]] [[el:country]] [[en:country]] [[es:country]] [[fr:country]] [[ko:country]] [[hy:country]] [[io:country]] [[it:country]] [[kk:country]] [[hu:country]] [[ja:country]] [[pt:country]] [[fi:country]] [[ta:country]] [[vi:country]] [[uk:country]] [[zh:country]] 14012 2006-12-20T14:22:55Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ku:country]] {{BE850}} == Noun == {{noun|country|countries}} #a [[land]] that is controlled by a [[government]] #:''[[Russia]] is the [[largest]] '''country''' in the [[world]].'' #('''the country''') the [[countryside]] #:''I come from '''the country''', so I don't like the busy [[city]].'' [[et:country]] [[el:country]] [[en:country]] [[es:country]] [[fr:country]] [[ko:country]] [[hy:country]] [[io:country]] [[it:country]] [[kk:country]] [[ku:country]] [[hu:country]] [[ja:country]] [[pt:country]] [[fi:country]] [[ta:country]] [[vi:country]] [[uk:country]] [[zh:country]] 3733 11791 2006-11-07T11:06:45Z Tangotango 94 create ==Noun== '''countries''' # [[plural]] of [[country]] [[en:countries]] [[pt:countries]] [[zh:countries]] 11792 2006-11-07T11:07:23Z Tangotango 94 change ==Noun== {{noun|country|countries}} # [[plural]] of [[country]] [[en:countries]] [[pt:countries]] [[zh:countries]] 3734 11793 2006-11-07T11:11:20Z Tangotango 94 create {{BE850}} == Noun == {{noun|land|lands}} #the part of the [[Earth]] that is not [[water]] #:''The Earth is 70% water, and 30% '''land'''.'' #a [[country]] or [[region]] #an [[area]] that can be used for [[farming]], making [[building]]s, etc. #:''All this '''land''' belongs to me.'' [[af:land]] [[ang:land]] [[da:land]] [[de:land]] [[el:land]] [[en:land]] [[es:land]] [[fr:land]] [[hy:land]] [[io:land]] [[id:land]] [[is:land]] [[it:land]] [[kk:land]] [[ku:land]] [[hu:land]] [[nl:land]] [[ja:land]] [[no:land]] [[pl:land]] [[pt:land]] [[ru:land]] [[fi:land]] [[sv:land]] [[ta:land]] [[vi:land]] [[uk:land]] [[zh:land]] 11810 2006-11-08T01:56:37Z Brett 77 {{BE850}} == Noun == {{noun|land|lands}} Usually {{mass noun}} #the part of the [[Earth]] that is not [[water]] #:''The Earth is 70% water, and 30% '''land'''.'' #a [[country]] or [[region]] #an [[area]] that can be used for [[farming]], making [[building]]s, etc. #:''All this '''land''' belongs to me.'' [[af:land]] [[ang:land]] [[da:land]] [[de:land]] [[el:land]] [[en:land]] [[es:land]] [[fr:land]] [[hy:land]] [[io:land]] [[id:land]] [[is:land]] [[it:land]] [[kk:land]] [[ku:land]] [[hu:land]] [[nl:land]] [[ja:land]] [[no:land]] [[pl:land]] [[pt:land]] [[ru:land]] [[fi:land]] [[sv:land]] [[ta:land]] [[vi:land]] [[uk:land]] [[zh:land]] 3735 11794 2006-11-07T11:17:41Z Tangotango 94 create == Noun == {{noun|world|worlds}} #the [[Earth]] #:''Our '''world''' needs to be [[care]]d for.'' #the [[Universe]] #:''I [[love]] you more than anybody else in the '''world'''.'' #the [[setting]] of a [[group]] of [[people]] #:''They were in their own '''world''' as they talked about [[train]]s nobody else knew about.'' #a [[planet]] #:''I wonder if there is [[life]] on other '''worlds'''.'' [[en:world]] [[fa:world]] [[fr:world]] [[hy:world]] [[io:world]] [[it:world]] [[ky:world]] [[hu:world]] [[ja:world]] [[pt:world]] [[ru:world]] [[fi:world]] [[ta:world]] [[vi:world]] [[tr:world]] [[zh:world]] 12497 2006-11-17T06:38:39Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:world]] == Noun == {{noun|world|worlds}} #the [[Earth]] #:''Our '''world''' needs to be [[care]]d for.'' #the [[Universe]] #:''I [[love]] you more than anybody else in the '''world'''.'' #the [[setting]] of a [[group]] of [[people]] #:''They were in their own '''world''' as they talked about [[train]]s nobody else knew about.'' #a [[planet]] #:''I wonder if there is [[life]] on other '''worlds'''.'' [[en:world]] [[fa:world]] [[fr:world]] [[hy:world]] [[io:world]] [[it:world]] [[kk:world]] [[ky:world]] [[hu:world]] [[ja:world]] [[pt:world]] [[ru:world]] [[fi:world]] [[ta:world]] [[vi:world]] [[tr:world]] [[zh:world]] 3736 11814 2006-11-09T04:13:08Z 58.102.101.25 reeeggerrrrrrrrrrrrfsddddddddddddddfffffffffffsddddddddddddddffffffffffffffffdssssssssssdfdfdsfdsf 11816 2006-11-09T12:04:24Z Brett 77 ==Noun== # A '''greeting''' is an action or something you say when you meet someone. #: ''He noticed Karelius, raised a hand in '''greeting''', and dismounted to lead his horse through to the stables. A minute later he entered the bar, tapping frozen mud from his boots at the door-post. "Karelius, my dear fellow. Hope I'm not late."'' {{Stub}} 11817 2006-11-09T12:05:27Z Brett 77 ==Noun== # A '''greeting''' is something you do say when you [[meet]] someone. #: ''He noticed Karelius, raised a hand in '''greeting''', and dismounted to lead his horse through to the stables. A minute later he entered the bar, tapping frozen mud from his boots at the door-post. "Karelius, my dear fellow. Hope I'm not late."'' {{Stub}} 11818 2006-11-09T12:05:47Z Brett 77 ==Noun== # A '''greeting''' is something you do or say when you [[meet]] someone. #: ''He noticed Karelius, raised a hand in '''greeting''', and dismounted to lead his horse through to the stables. A minute later he entered the bar, tapping frozen mud from his boots at the door-post. "Karelius, my dear fellow. Hope I'm not late."'' {{Stub}} 11942 2006-11-09T16:47:48Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, it, ru, vi, zh ==Noun== # A '''greeting''' is something you do or say when you [[meet]] someone. #: ''He noticed Karelius, raised a hand in '''greeting''', and dismounted to lead his horse through to the stables. A minute later he entered the bar, tapping frozen mud from his boots at the door-post. "Karelius, my dear fellow. Hope I'm not late."'' {{Stub}} [[en:greeting]] [[fr:greeting]] [[it:greeting]] [[ru:greeting]] [[fi:greeting]] [[vi:greeting]] [[zh:greeting]] 3737 11823 2006-11-09T12:36:53Z Tangotango 94 create == Noun == {{noun|portmanteau|portmanteaux|portmanteaus}} # a [[portmanteau word]] #: ''Pokémon is a '''portmanteau''' of "pocket" and "monster".'' # a [[large]] [[case]] usually made of [[leather]] made of two [[part]]s === Words that come from this word === * [[portmanteau word]] [[en:portmanteau]] [[fr:portmanteau]] [[nl:portmanteau]] [[no:portmanteau]] [[tl:portmanteau]] [[vi:portmanteau]] 3738 11824 2006-11-09T12:38:36Z Tangotango 94 create == Noun == {{noun|portmanteau word|portmanteau words}} # a [[word]] that is made by [[put]]ting two words [[together]] #: ''Pokémon is a '''portmanteau word''' made from "pocket" and "monster".'' === See also === * [[portmanteau]] [[en:portmanteau word]] [[fr:portmanteau word]] 3739 11826 2006-11-09T12:44:08Z Brett 77 ==Adjective== #If something is '''relevant''', it is [[connected]] to a [[topic]] in a meaningful way. #: ''The second priority is to provide all '''relevant''' information to the employee about his job such as: skills, resources and how flexible he can be; factors affecting performance (limits of responsibility, work targets); factors affecting the environment of the job;'' #: ''Our schools must aim to increase the quality of education and become more '''relevant''' to the needs of young people in modern society.'' ===Antonyms=== * [[irrelevant]] 11997 2006-11-09T17:42:08Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, it, nl, ru, sv, ta, vi, zh ==Adjective== #If something is '''relevant''', it is [[connected]] to a [[topic]] in a meaningful way. #: ''The second priority is to provide all '''relevant''' information to the employee about his job such as: skills, resources and how flexible he can be; factors affecting performance (limits of responsibility, work targets); factors affecting the environment of the job;'' #: ''Our schools must aim to increase the quality of education and become more '''relevant''' to the needs of young people in modern society.'' ===Antonyms=== * [[irrelevant]] [[en:relevant]] [[fr:relevant]] [[it:relevant]] [[nl:relevant]] [[ru:relevant]] [[fi:relevant]] [[sv:relevant]] [[ta:relevant]] [[vi:relevant]] [[zh:relevant]] 12396 2006-11-16T12:34:34Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Adjective== #If something is '''relevant''', it is [[connected]] to a [[topic]] in a meaningful way. #: ''The second priority is to provide all '''relevant''' information to the employee about his job such as: skills, resources and how flexible he can be; factors affecting performance (limits of responsibility, work targets); factors affecting the environment of the job;'' #: ''Our schools must aim to increase the quality of education and become more '''relevant''' to the needs of young people in modern society.'' ===Antonyms=== * [[irrelevant]] [[en:relevant]] [[fr:relevant]] [[it:relevant]] [[nl:relevant]] [[ru:relevant]] [[fi:relevant]] [[sv:relevant]] [[ta:relevant]] [[vi:relevant]] [[zh:relevant]] 3740 11827 2006-11-09T12:48:27Z Tangotango 94 create == Noun == {{noun|leaf|leaves}} # [[plural]] of [[leaf]] #: ''The '''leaves''' [[fall]] in [[Autumn]].'' == Verb == {{verb2|leave|leaves|left|left|leaving}} # the [[third person]] [[singular]] form of the [[verb]] '''to [[leave]]''' #: ''The [[train]] '''leaves''' the [[station]] at 11:00.'' 11975 2006-11-09T17:11:46Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: en, fy, la, vi, zh == Noun == {{noun|leaf|leaves}} # [[plural]] of [[leaf]] #: ''The '''leaves''' [[fall]] in [[Autumn]].'' == Verb == {{verb2|leave|leaves|left|left|leaving}} # the [[third person]] [[singular]] form of the [[verb]] '''to [[leave]]''' #: ''The [[train]] '''leaves''' the [[station]] at 11:00.'' [[en:leaves]] [[fy:leaves]] [[la:leaves]] [[vi:leaves]] [[zh:leaves]] 3741 11828 2006-11-09T12:50:57Z Tangotango 94 create == Verb == {{verb2|leave|leaves|left|left|leaving}} # to [[go away]] from one place #: ''I '''leave''' the [[building]].'' # to be [[left over]], to [[remain]] #: ''Two [[cake]]s are '''left'''.'' 11976 2006-11-09T17:11:56Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: en, es, fi, fr, fy, gl, hu, io, it, kk, pt, ru, ta, uk, vi, zh == Verb == {{verb2|leave|leaves|left|left|leaving}} # to [[go away]] from one place #: ''I '''leave''' the [[building]].'' # to be [[left over]], to [[remain]] #: ''Two [[cake]]s are '''left'''.'' [[en:leave]] [[es:leave]] [[fr:leave]] [[fy:leave]] [[gl:leave]] [[io:leave]] [[it:leave]] [[kk:leave]] [[hu:leave]] [[pt:leave]] [[ru:leave]] [[fi:leave]] [[ta:leave]] [[vi:leave]] [[uk:leave]] [[zh:leave]] 12071 2006-11-09T22:17:10Z Brett 77 /* Verb */ == Verb == {{verb2|leave|leaves|left|left|leaving}} {{transitive verb}} & {{intransitive verb}} # to [[go away]] from one place #: ''I '''leave''' the [[building]].'' # to be [[left over]], to [[remain]] #: ''Two [[cake]]s are '''left'''.'' [[en:leave]] [[es:leave]] [[fr:leave]] [[fy:leave]] [[gl:leave]] [[io:leave]] [[it:leave]] [[kk:leave]] [[hu:leave]] [[pt:leave]] [[ru:leave]] [[fi:leave]] [[ta:leave]] [[vi:leave]] [[uk:leave]] [[zh:leave]] 12656 2006-11-25T21:22:54Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:leave]] == Verb == {{verb2|leave|leaves|left|left|leaving}} {{transitive verb}} & {{intransitive verb}} # to [[go away]] from one place #: ''I '''leave''' the [[building]].'' # to be [[left over]], to [[remain]] #: ''Two [[cake]]s are '''left'''.'' [[en:leave]] [[es:leave]] [[fa:leave]] [[fr:leave]] [[fy:leave]] [[gl:leave]] [[io:leave]] [[it:leave]] [[kk:leave]] [[hu:leave]] [[pt:leave]] [[ru:leave]] [[fi:leave]] [[ta:leave]] [[vi:leave]] [[uk:leave]] [[zh:leave]] 3742 11829 2006-11-09T12:55:06Z Tangotango 94 create == Adjective == {{adjective|left}} # one of the two [[direction]]s, the [[opposite]] of [[right]]. This arrow is pointing left: ← #: ''[[turn|Turn]] '''left''' at the next [[corner]].'' # [[remaining]], still there #: ''Three [[apple]]s are '''left'''.'' == Noun == {{noun|left|lefts}} # the left side #: ''The [[shop]] is on your '''left'''.'' 11830 2006-11-09T12:55:52Z Tangotango 94 +{{BE850}} {{BE850}} == Adjective == {{adjective|left}} # one of the two [[direction]]s, the [[opposite]] of [[right]]. This arrow is pointing left: ← #: ''[[turn|Turn]] '''left''' at the next [[corner]].'' # [[remaining]], still there #: ''Three [[apple]]s are '''left'''.'' == Noun == {{noun|left|lefts}} # the left side #: ''The [[shop]] is on your '''left'''.'' 11831 2006-11-09T12:56:54Z Tangotango 94 +iw, wikilink {{BE850}} == Adjective == {{adjective|left}} # one of the two [[direction]]s, the [[opposite]] of [[right]]. This arrow is [[point]]ing left: ← #: ''[[turn|Turn]] '''left''' at the next [[corner]].'' # [[remaining]], still there #: ''Three [[apple]]s are '''left'''.'' == Noun == {{noun|left|lefts}} # the left side #: ''The [[shop]] is on your '''left'''.'' [[el:left]] [[es:left]] [[fr:left]] [[ko:left]] [[io:left]] [[it:left]] [[kk:left]] [[hu:left]] [[ja:left]] [[ru:left]] [[fi:left]] [[ta:left]] [[uk:left]] [[zh:left]] 11971 2006-11-09T17:10:36Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[en:left]] {{BE850}} == Adjective == {{adjective|left}} # one of the two [[direction]]s, the [[opposite]] of [[right]]. This arrow is [[point]]ing left: ← #: ''[[turn|Turn]] '''left''' at the next [[corner]].'' # [[remaining]], still there #: ''Three [[apple]]s are '''left'''.'' == Noun == {{noun|left|lefts}} # the left side #: ''The [[shop]] is on your '''left'''.'' [[el:left]] [[en:left]] [[es:left]] [[fr:left]] [[ko:left]] [[io:left]] [[it:left]] [[kk:left]] [[hu:left]] [[ja:left]] [[ru:left]] [[fi:left]] [[ta:left]] [[uk:left]] [[zh:left]] 3743 11836 2006-11-09T13:06:24Z Tangotango 94 create == Noun == {{noun}} #a [[hundreth]] of a [[metre]]; a hundred centimetres is a metre #:''This [[pencil]] is 18 '''centimetres''' [[long]].'' === Other ways to spell === # ([[mostly]] [[US]]) [[centimeter]] [[fr:centimetre]] [[ko:centimetre]] [[io:centimetre]] [[it:centimetre]] [[ru:centimetre]] [[vi:centimetre]] 11902 2006-11-09T16:17:06Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: [[en:centimetre]], [[zh:centimetre]] == Noun == {{noun}} #a [[hundreth]] of a [[metre]]; a hundred centimetres is a metre #:''This [[pencil]] is 18 '''centimetres''' [[long]].'' === Other ways to spell === # ([[mostly]] [[US]]) [[centimeter]] [[en:centimetre]] [[fr:centimetre]] [[ko:centimetre]] [[io:centimetre]] [[it:centimetre]] [[ru:centimetre]] [[vi:centimetre]] [[zh:centimetre]] 12580 2006-11-24T07:23:25Z Kappa 92 # (abbreviation): [[cm.]] == Noun == {{noun}} #a [[hundreth]] of a [[metre]]; a hundred centimetres is one metre #:''This [[pencil]] is 18 '''centimetres''' [[long]].'' === Other ways to spell === # (mostly US) [[centimeter]] # (abbreviation): [[cm.]] [[en:centimetre]] [[fr:centimetre]] [[ko:centimetre]] [[io:centimetre]] [[it:centimetre]] [[ru:centimetre]] [[vi:centimetre]] [[zh:centimetre]] 3744 11838 2006-11-09T13:11:16Z Tangotango 94 make == Noun == {{noun}} # a [[length]]; 100 [[centimetre]]s #: ''This table is 2 '''metres''' wide.'' {{wiktionary}} === Other ways to spell === # (mainly US) [[meter]] 11983 2006-11-09T17:21:33Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, io, it, ko, ku, vi, zh == Noun == {{noun}} # a [[length]]; 100 [[centimetre]]s #: ''This table is 2 '''metres''' wide.'' {{wiktionary}} === Other ways to spell === # (mainly US) [[meter]] [[en:metre]] [[fr:metre]] [[ko:metre]] [[io:metre]] [[it:metre]] [[ku:metre]] [[fi:metre]] [[vi:metre]] [[zh:metre]] 13937 2006-12-20T01:17:16Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[tr:metre]] == Noun == {{noun}} # a [[length]]; 100 [[centimetre]]s #: ''This table is 2 '''metres''' wide.'' {{wiktionary}} === Other ways to spell === # (mainly US) [[meter]] [[en:metre]] [[fr:metre]] [[ko:metre]] [[io:metre]] [[it:metre]] [[ku:metre]] [[fi:metre]] [[vi:metre]] [[tr:metre]] [[zh:metre]] 3745 11839 2006-11-09T14:26:25Z Tangotango 94 create == Adjective == {{adjective}} # done in [[secret]] #:''He made a '''sub rosa''' [[attempt]] to [[steal]] the [[cake]].'' == Adverb == {{adverb}} # in [[secret]] #: ''He [[stole]] the [[cake]] '''sub rosa'''.'' [[en:sub rosa]] [[da:sub rosa]] [[fr:sub rosa]] 3746 11840 2006-11-09T14:37:45Z Tangotango 94 create == Verb == {{verb|steal|steals|stole|stealing}} # to take somebody else's [[belonging]]s without their [[permission]] #: ''The [[burglar]] '''stole''' the [[diamond]] [[ring]].'' [[en:steal]] [[fr:steal]] [[gl:steal]] [[io:steal]] [[it:steal]] [[hu:steal]] [[ru:steal]] [[fi:steal]] [[ta:steal]] [[vi:steal]] [[uk:steal]] [[zh:steal]] 12073 2006-11-09T22:40:51Z Brett 77 /* Verb */ used more common word in example == Verb == {{verb|steal|steals|stole|stealing}} # to take somebody else's [[belonging]]s without their [[permission]] #: ''The [[thief]] '''stole''' the [[diamond]] [[ring]].'' [[en:steal]] [[fr:steal]] [[gl:steal]] [[io:steal]] [[it:steal]] [[hu:steal]] [[ru:steal]] [[fi:steal]] [[ta:steal]] [[vi:steal]] [[uk:steal]] [[zh:steal]] 12758 2006-11-26T18:45:39Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[tr:steal]] == Verb == {{verb|steal|steals|stole|stealing}} # to take somebody else's [[belonging]]s without their [[permission]] #: ''The [[thief]] '''stole''' the [[diamond]] [[ring]].'' [[en:steal]] [[fr:steal]] [[gl:steal]] [[io:steal]] [[it:steal]] [[hu:steal]] [[ru:steal]] [[fi:steal]] [[ta:steal]] [[vi:steal]] [[tr:steal]] [[uk:steal]] [[zh:steal]] 3747 11841 2006-11-09T14:40:10Z Tangotango 94 create == Verb == {{verb|steal|steals|stole|stealing}} # [[past tense]] of to [[steal]] #: ''The [[burglar]] '''stole''' the [[painting]].'' [[en:stole]] [[it:stole]] [[vi:stole]] 13303 2006-12-04T08:31:02Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[tr:stole]] == Verb == {{verb|steal|steals|stole|stealing}} # [[past tense]] of to [[steal]] #: ''The [[burglar]] '''stole''' the [[painting]].'' [[en:stole]] [[it:stole]] [[vi:stole]] [[tr:stole]] 3748 11842 2006-11-09T14:43:43Z Tangotango 94 create [[Image:ACJziegfeld cake.jpg|thumb|right|A cake]] {{BE850}} == Noun == {{noun}} # a [[sweet]] food that is often [[bake]]d #: ''Natasha's mum baked her a '''cake''' for her [[birthday]].'' [[en:cake]] 11882 2006-11-09T16:06:05Z Tangobot 116 robot Adding: de, el, fa, fi, fr, gl, hu, hy, io, it, ja, kk, pl, ru, ta, uk, vi, zh [[Image:ACJziegfeld cake.jpg|thumb|right|A cake]] {{BE850}} == Noun == {{noun}} # a [[sweet]] food that is often [[bake]]d #: ''Natasha's mum baked her a '''cake''' for her [[birthday]].'' [[de:cake]] [[el:cake]] [[en:cake]] [[fa:cake]] [[fr:cake]] [[gl:cake]] [[hy:cake]] [[io:cake]] [[it:cake]] [[kk:cake]] [[hu:cake]] [[ja:cake]] [[pl:cake]] [[ru:cake]] [[fi:cake]] [[ta:cake]] [[vi:cake]] [[uk:cake]] [[zh:cake]] 3749 11926 2006-11-09T16:32:40Z Tangotango 94 create {{BE850}} [[Image:Nose.agr.jpg|thumb|right|a '''nose''']] == Noun == {{noun}} # the [[part]] of the [[face]] that [[stick out|sticks out]] and is used for [[breathing]] and [[smelling]] things #: ''His '''nose''' is very big.'' 12203 2006-11-12T01:22:38Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: el, en, es, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, kk, ko, la, pl, ru, sr, sv, ta, th, tr, uk, vi, zh {{BE850}} [[Image:Nose.agr.jpg|thumb|right|a '''nose''']] == Noun == {{noun}} # the [[part]] of the [[face]] that [[stick out|sticks out]] and is used for [[breathing]] and [[smelling]] things #: ''His '''nose''' is very big.'' [[el:nose]] [[en:nose]] [[es:nose]] [[fr:nose]] [[ko:nose]] [[io:nose]] [[it:nose]] [[kk:nose]] [[la:nose]] [[hu:nose]] [[ja:nose]] [[pl:nose]] [[ru:nose]] [[sr:nose]] [[fi:nose]] [[sv:nose]] [[ta:nose]] [[th:nose]] [[vi:nose]] [[tr:nose]] [[uk:nose]] [[zh:nose]] 13980 2006-12-20T10:22:39Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[de:nose]], [[ku:nose]] {{BE850}} [[Image:Nose.agr.jpg|thumb|right|a '''nose''']] == Noun == {{noun}} # the [[part]] of the [[face]] that [[stick out|sticks out]] and is used for [[breathing]] and [[smelling]] things #: ''His '''nose''' is very big.'' [[de:nose]] [[el:nose]] [[en:nose]] [[es:nose]] [[fr:nose]] [[ko:nose]] [[io:nose]] [[it:nose]] [[kk:nose]] [[ku:nose]] [[la:nose]] [[hu:nose]] [[ja:nose]] [[pl:nose]] [[ru:nose]] [[sr:nose]] [[fi:nose]] [[sv:nose]] [[ta:nose]] [[th:nose]] [[vi:nose]] [[tr:nose]] [[uk:nose]] [[zh:nose]] 3750 12014 2006-11-09T17:54:13Z 164.58.162.2 PREJUSTICE- A mistakenly used word meaning predjudice. Often misused by arrogant students making coorections to found papers. A tell-tale sign of these students is their complete lack of proper grammar and manners. 12075 2006-11-09T23:57:43Z Brett 77 Redirecting to [[prejudice]] #REDIRECT [[prejudice]] 3751 12072 2006-11-09T22:35:44Z Brett 77 ==A verb in the sense of ''remaining''== '''Left''', in the sense of ''remaining'', doesn't have many properties associated with adjectives. For example, it's not gradeable and can't be used attributively. I think it's a verb and have reassigned it accordingly.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 22:35, 9 November 2006 (UTC) 3752 12080 2006-11-10T12:07:37Z Brett 77 ==Verb== {{verb4|will|would}} {{Stub}} 12514 2006-11-18T05:25:51Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fr, hu, it, ja, zh ==Verb== {{verb4|will|would}} {{Stub}} [[en:would]] [[fr:would]] [[it:would]] [[hu:would]] [[ja:would]] [[zh:would]] 3753 12081 2006-11-10T12:08:00Z Brett 77 ==Verb== {{verb4|may|might}} {{Stub}} 12897 2006-11-28T03:48:05Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, ja, pl, pt, ru, zh ==Verb== {{verb4|may|might}} {{Stub}} [[en:might]] [[fr:might]] [[hu:might]] [[ja:might]] [[pl:might]] [[pt:might]] [[ru:might]] [[fi:might]] [[zh:might]] 3754 12082 2006-11-10T12:08:11Z Brett 77 ==Verb== {{verb4|can|could}} {{Stub}} 12602 2006-11-25T09:48:32Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fr, hu, ja, vi, zh ==Verb== {{verb4|can|could}} {{Stub}} [[en:could]] [[fr:could]] [[hu:could]] [[ja:could]] [[vi:could]] [[zh:could]] 14013 2006-12-20T14:25:06Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[io:could]] ==Verb== {{verb4|can|could}} {{Stub}} [[en:could]] [[fr:could]] [[io:could]] [[hu:could]] [[ja:could]] [[vi:could]] [[zh:could]] 3755 12084 2006-11-10T15:19:15Z Tangotango 94 create == Noun == {{noun}} # an unreasonable [[hatred]] for a [[group]], usually a [[race]] or a [[religion]], etc. #: ''John had '''prejudice''' against [[Muslim]]s.'' # a [[belief]], usually [[negative]], that you have about something, before you know that it is actually [[right]] # an [[idea]] or [[preference]] you have towards something before you actually experience the thing == Similar words == * [[prejudiced]] [[en:prejudice]] 12706 2006-11-26T13:48:47Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: fr, hu, it, ko, ru, ta, vi, zh == Noun == {{noun}} # an unreasonable [[hatred]] for a [[group]], usually a [[race]] or a [[religion]], etc. #: ''John had '''prejudice''' against [[Muslim]]s.'' # a [[belief]], usually [[negative]], that you have about something, before you know that it is actually [[right]] # an [[idea]] or [[preference]] you have towards something before you actually experience the thing == Similar words == * [[prejudiced]] [[en:prejudice]] [[fr:prejudice]] [[ko:prejudice]] [[it:prejudice]] [[hu:prejudice]] [[ru:prejudice]] [[ta:prejudice]] [[vi:prejudice]] [[zh:prejudice]] 3756 12085 2006-11-10T15:26:24Z Tangotango 94 create == Adjective == {{adjective|prejudiced|more prejudiced|most prejudiced}} # someone who is prejudiced has [[prejudice]] against somebody #: ''Sarah is the most '''prejudiced''' person I have ever met.'' === Words with similar meanings === * [[bigoted]] 3757 12100 2006-11-10T15:46:48Z Tangotango 94 create == Noun == {{mass noun}} # going into a [[sea]], [[river]] or other body of [[water]] to [[swim]] #: '''''Bathing''' is common in the West Sea.'' == Similar words == * [[bath]] 12211 2006-11-12T13:21:06Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, io, it, vi == Noun == {{mass noun}} # going into a [[sea]], [[river]] or other body of [[water]] to [[swim]] #: '''''Bathing''' is common in the West Sea.'' == Similar words == * [[bath]] [[en:bathing]] [[io:bathing]] [[it:bathing]] [[vi:bathing]] 13756 2006-12-13T17:57:19Z Brett 77 == Noun == {{mass noun}} # going into a [[sea]], [[river]] or other body of [[water]] to [[swim]] #: '''''Bathing''' is common in the West Sea.'' ===Related words=== * [[bath]] * [[bathe]] [[en:bathing]] [[io:bathing]] [[it:bathing]] [[vi:bathing]] 3758 12114 2006-11-10T15:58:01Z Tangotango 94 create [[Image:Prilidiano Pueyrredón-El baño.jpg|thumb|right|a [[painting]] of a [[woman]] taking a '''bath''']] == Noun == {{noun}} # a large [[container]] that you put [[water]] into and go into to [[wash]] your [[body]] #: ''Jane filled the '''bath''' to the top.'' # going into a bath (first meaning) to [[wash]] yourself #: ''George takes a ''bath'' every day.'' == Similar words == * [[bathing]] 12115 2006-11-10T15:58:47Z Tangotango 94 +{{BE850}} and interwikis {{BE850}} [[Image:Prilidiano Pueyrredón-El baño.jpg|thumb|right|a [[painting]] of a [[woman]] taking a '''bath''']] == Noun == {{noun}} # a large [[container]] that you put [[water]] into and go into to [[wash]] your [[body]] #: ''Jane filled the '''bath''' to the top.'' # going into a bath (first meaning) to [[wash]] yourself #: ''George takes a ''bath'' every day.'' == Similar words == * [[bathing]] [[ang:bath]] [[ar:bath]] [[de:bath]] [[en:bath]] [[fa:bath]] [[fr:bath]] [[gl:bath]] [[hy:bath]] [[io:bath]] [[it:bath]] [[hu:bath]] [[ja:bath]] [[pl:bath]] [[ru:bath]] [[fi:bath]] [[ta:bath]] [[vi:bath]] [[zh:bath]] 12123 2006-11-10T17:16:35Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ formatting {{BE850}} [[Image:Prilidiano Pueyrredón-El baño.jpg|thumb|right|a [[painting]] of a [[woman]] taking a '''bath''']] == Noun == {{noun}} # a large [[container]] that you put [[water]] into and go into to [[wash]] your [[body]] #: ''Jane filled the '''bath''' to the top.'' # going into a bath (first meaning) to [[wash]] yourself #: ''George takes a '''bath''' every day.'' == Similar words == * [[bathing]] [[ang:bath]] [[ar:bath]] [[de:bath]] [[en:bath]] [[fa:bath]] [[fr:bath]] [[gl:bath]] [[hy:bath]] [[io:bath]] [[it:bath]] [[hu:bath]] [[ja:bath]] [[pl:bath]] [[ru:bath]] [[fi:bath]] [[ta:bath]] [[vi:bath]] [[zh:bath]] 12925 2006-11-28T06:00:57Z Coppertwig 139 /* Noun */ changing words to BE850 {{BE850}} [[Image:Prilidiano Pueyrredón-El baño.jpg|thumb|right|a [[painting]] of a [[woman]] taking a '''bath''']] {{BE850}} == Noun == {{noun}} # a long, high [[basin]] that you put [[water]] in and go in to [[wash]] your [[body]] #: ''Jane put in [[water]] up to the [[top]] of the '''bath'''.'' # going into a bath to [[wash]] yourself #: ''George takes a '''bath''' every day.'' == Similar words == * [[bathing]] [[ang:bath]] [[ar:bath]] [[de:bath]] [[en:bath]] [[fa:bath]] [[fr:bath]] [[gl:bath]] [[hy:bath]] [[io:bath]] [[it:bath]] [[hu:bath]] [[ja:bath]] [[pl:bath]] [[ru:bath]] [[fi:bath]] [[ta:bath]] [[vi:bath]] [[zh:bath]] 12926 2006-11-28T06:02:06Z Coppertwig 139 move picture {{BE850}} == Noun == {{noun}} [[Image:Prilidiano Pueyrredón-El baño.jpg|thumb|right|a [[painting]] of a [[woman]] taking a '''bath''']] # a long, high [[basin]] that you put [[water]] in and go in to [[wash]] your [[body]] #: ''Jane put in [[water]] up to the [[top]] of the '''bath'''.'' # going into a bath to [[wash]] yourself #: ''George takes a '''bath''' every day.'' == Similar words == * [[bathing]] [[ang:bath]] [[ar:bath]] [[de:bath]] [[en:bath]] [[fa:bath]] [[fr:bath]] [[gl:bath]] [[hy:bath]] [[io:bath]] [[it:bath]] [[hu:bath]] [[ja:bath]] [[pl:bath]] [[ru:bath]] [[fi:bath]] [[ta:bath]] [[vi:bath]] [[zh:bath]] 13755 2006-12-13T17:52:48Z Brett 77 {{BE850}} == Noun == {{noun}} [[Image:Prilidiano Pueyrredón-El baño.jpg|thumb|right|a [[painting]] of a [[woman]] taking a '''bath''']] # a long, high [[basin]] that you put [[water]] in and go in to [[wash]] your [[body]] #: ''Jane put in [[water]] up to the [[top]] of the '''bath'''.'' # going into a bath to [[wash]] yourself #: ''George takes a '''bath''' every day.'' === Related words === * [[bathe]] [[ang:bath]] [[ar:bath]] [[de:bath]] [[en:bath]] [[fa:bath]] [[fr:bath]] [[gl:bath]] [[hy:bath]] [[io:bath]] [[it:bath]] [[hu:bath]] [[ja:bath]] [[pl:bath]] [[ru:bath]] [[fi:bath]] [[ta:bath]] [[vi:bath]] [[zh:bath]] 3759 12116 2006-11-10T16:03:48Z Tangotango 94 create == Noun == {{noun}} # a person who believes in [[Islam]] #: ''Muhammad is a '''Muslim'''''. == Adjective == {{adjective}} # something to do with Muslims or [[Islam]] #: ''There are several '''Muslim''' beliefs.'' 13347 2006-12-05T15:39:54Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, en, fi, fr, ku, pl, ru == Noun == {{noun}} # a person who believes in [[Islam]] #: ''Muhammad is a '''Muslim'''''. == Adjective == {{adjective}} # something to do with Muslims or [[Islam]] #: ''There are several '''Muslim''' beliefs.'' [[de:Muslim]] [[en:Muslim]] [[fr:Muslim]] [[ku:Muslim]] [[pl:Muslim]] [[ru:Muslim]] [[fi:Muslim]] 3760 12121 2006-11-10T17:14:54Z Brett 77 Is this really a noun? It seems more like a gerund-participle to me.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 17:14, 10 November 2006 (UTC) 12122 2006-11-10T17:15:15Z Brett 77 Is this really a noun? It seems more like a gerund-participle to me, i.e., a verb.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 17:14, 10 November 2006 (UTC) 3761 12128 2006-11-11T00:00:05Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{mass noun}} {{noun}} # '''Evaluation''' is the process of making a [[judgement]]. #: ''If a teacher doesn't know the student well, it makes the '''evaluation''' of the student's level very difficult.'' #: ''After the problem was found, we began an internal '''evaluation''' of the management.'' # An '''evaluation''' is a judgement. #: ''Lamont Library’s 24-hour service received a positive '''evaluation''' this past spring.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[assessment]] ===Related words=== * [[evaluate]] 12399 2006-11-16T12:34:55Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{mass noun}} {{noun}} # '''Evaluation''' is the process of making a [[judgement]]. #: ''If a teacher doesn't know the student well, it makes the '''evaluation''' of the student's level very difficult.'' #: ''After the problem was found, we began an internal '''evaluation''' of the management.'' # An '''evaluation''' is a judgement. #: ''Lamont Library’s 24-hour service received a positive '''evaluation''' this past spring.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[assessment]] ===Related words=== * [[evaluate]] 12411 2006-11-16T12:39:48Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ wikification {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{mass noun}} {{noun}} # '''Evaluation''' is the [[process]] of making a [[judgement]]. #: ''If a teacher doesn't know the student well, it makes the '''evaluation''' of the student's level very difficult.'' #: ''After the problem was found, we began an internal '''evaluation''' of the management.'' # An '''evaluation''' is a judgement. #: ''Lamont Library’s 24-hour service received a positive '''evaluation''' this past spring.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[assessment]] ===Related words=== * [[evaluate]] 12890 2006-11-28T01:48:50Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, en, fa, vi, zh {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{mass noun}} {{noun}} # '''Evaluation''' is the [[process]] of making a [[judgement]]. #: ''If a teacher doesn't know the student well, it makes the '''evaluation''' of the student's level very difficult.'' #: ''After the problem was found, we began an internal '''evaluation''' of the management.'' # An '''evaluation''' is a judgement. #: ''Lamont Library’s 24-hour service received a positive '''evaluation''' this past spring.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[assessment]] ===Related words=== * [[evaluate]] [[ar:evaluation]] [[en:evaluation]] [[fa:evaluation]] [[vi:evaluation]] [[zh:evaluation]] 3762 12130 2006-11-11T00:08:24Z Brett 77 ==Verb== {{verb|evaluate|evaluates|evaluated|evaluating}} {{transitive verb}} # If you '''evaluate''' someone or something, you [[judge]] it. #: ''It is difficult to '''evaluate''' the effectiveness of the LINK programme, but we believe it has been useful.'' ==Synonyms== * [[assess]] 12535 2006-11-18T18:30:57Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, en, fr, io, ta, vi, zh ==Verb== {{verb|evaluate|evaluates|evaluated|evaluating}} {{transitive verb}} # If you '''evaluate''' someone or something, you [[judge]] it. #: ''It is difficult to '''evaluate''' the effectiveness of the LINK programme, but we believe it has been useful.'' ==Synonyms== * [[assess]] [[ar:evaluate]] [[en:evaluate]] [[fr:evaluate]] [[io:evaluate]] [[ta:evaluate]] [[vi:evaluate]] [[zh:evaluate]] 3763 12132 2006-11-11T00:36:41Z Brett 77 ==Determiner== {{determiner}} {{Stub}} 13128 2006-12-01T09:53:00Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fr, hu, zh ==Determiner== {{determiner}} {{Stub}} [[en:fewer]] [[fr:fewer]] [[hu:fewer]] [[zh:fewer]] 3764 12133 2006-11-11T00:37:13Z Brett 77 ==Determiner== {{determiner}} {{Stub}} 13127 2006-12-01T09:52:30Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[en:fewest]] ==Determiner== {{determiner}} {{Stub}} [[en:fewest]] 3765 12134 2006-11-11T00:37:30Z Brett 77 ==Determiner== {{determiner}} {{Stub}} 12630 2006-11-25T14:58:11Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, en, et, fa, fi, fr, hu, id, io, it, ta, vi, zh ==Determiner== {{determiner}} {{Stub}} [[ar:former]] [[et:former]] [[en:former]] [[fa:former]] [[fr:former]] [[io:former]] [[id:former]] [[it:former]] [[hu:former]] [[fi:former]] [[ta:former]] [[vi:former]] [[zh:former]] 3766 12138 2006-11-11T00:48:15Z Brett 77 ==Determiner== {{determiner}} {{Stub}} 12653 2006-11-25T20:25:43Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fa, fi, fr, hu, ta, vi, zh ==Determiner== {{determiner}} {{Stub}} [[en:latter]] [[fa:latter]] [[fr:latter]] [[hu:latter]] [[fi:latter]] [[ta:latter]] [[vi:latter]] [[zh:latter]] 3767 12142 2006-11-11T00:52:39Z Brett 77 ==Determiner== {{determiner}} {{Stub}} 13150 2006-12-01T20:56:25Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, kk, pt, vi ==Determiner== {{determiner}} {{Stub}} [[en:own]] [[fr:own]] [[io:own]] [[it:own]] [[kk:own]] [[hu:own]] [[pt:own]] [[fi:own]] [[vi:own]] 14335 2006-12-22T09:14:06Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:own]] ==Determiner== {{determiner}} {{Stub}} [[en:own]] [[fa:own]] [[fr:own]] [[io:own]] [[it:own]] [[kk:own]] [[hu:own]] [[pt:own]] [[fi:own]] [[vi:own]] 3768 12144 2006-11-11T00:57:27Z Brett 77 ==Determiner== {{determiner}} {{Stub}} 12206 2006-11-12T05:00:06Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, la, pt, vi ==Determiner== {{determiner}} {{Stub}} [[en:such]] [[fr:such]] [[io:such]] [[it:such]] [[la:such]] [[hu:such]] [[pt:such]] [[fi:such]] [[vi:such]] 3769 12145 2006-11-11T00:58:44Z Brett 77 I'm not sure if this is a determiner or adjective. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 00:58, 11 November 2006 (UTC) 3770 12149 2006-11-11T01:15:56Z Brett 77 An '''[[ordinal]] [[number]]''' is a number, such as ''first'', ''second'', ''tenth'', etc., that tells you the [[order]] of things. [[Category:Numbers]] [[Category:Determiners]] 3771 12152 2006-11-11T01:20:45Z Brett 77 ==Determiner== {{determiner}} #The '''first''' thing is the one that is number [[one]] (1) in order. #:''I only have one younger brothers. I was the '''first''' child.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''first''' is something that has not happened before. [[Category:Ordinal numbers]] 12198 2006-11-11T19:48:31Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ang, ar, el, en, et, fa, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, kk, ko, la, pl, pt, ru, sd, sv, ta, uk, vi, zh ==Determiner== {{determiner}} #The '''first''' thing is the one that is number [[one]] (1) in order. #:''I only have one younger brothers. I was the '''first''' child.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''first''' is something that has not happened before. [[Category:Ordinal numbers]] [[ang:first]] [[ar:first]] [[et:first]] [[el:first]] [[en:first]] [[fa:first]] [[fr:first]] [[ko:first]] [[io:first]] [[it:first]] [[kk:first]] [[la:first]] [[hu:first]] [[ja:first]] [[pl:first]] [[pt:first]] [[ru:first]] [[sd:first]] [[fi:first]] [[sv:first]] [[ta:first]] [[vi:first]] [[uk:first]] [[zh:first]] 13677 2006-12-12T08:38:22Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ku:first]] ==Determiner== {{determiner}} #The '''first''' thing is the one that is number [[one]] (1) in order. #:''I only have one younger brothers. I was the '''first''' child.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''first''' is something that has not happened before. [[Category:Ordinal numbers]] [[ang:first]] [[ar:first]] [[et:first]] [[el:first]] [[en:first]] [[fa:first]] [[fr:first]] [[ko:first]] [[io:first]] [[it:first]] [[kk:first]] [[ku:first]] [[la:first]] [[hu:first]] [[ja:first]] [[pl:first]] [[pt:first]] [[ru:first]] [[sd:first]] [[fi:first]] [[sv:first]] [[ta:first]] [[vi:first]] [[uk:first]] [[zh:first]] 13835 2006-12-19T09:21:42Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Removing: [[hu:first]] ==Determiner== {{determiner}} #The '''first''' thing is the one that is number [[one]] (1) in order. #:''I only have one younger brothers. I was the '''first''' child.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''first''' is something that has not happened before. [[Category:Ordinal numbers]] [[ang:first]] [[ar:first]] [[et:first]] [[el:first]] [[en:first]] [[fa:first]] [[fr:first]] [[ko:first]] [[io:first]] [[it:first]] [[kk:first]] [[ku:first]] [[la:first]] [[ja:first]] [[pl:first]] [[pt:first]] [[ru:first]] [[sd:first]] [[fi:first]] [[sv:first]] [[ta:first]] [[vi:first]] [[uk:first]] [[zh:first]] 3772 12153 2006-11-11T01:21:42Z Brett 77 ==Determiner== {{determiner}} #The '''second''' thing is the one that is number [[two]] (2) in order. #:''I only have one older brothers and one younger brother. I'm the '''second''' child.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} {{Stub}} [[Category:Ordinal numbers]] 12204 2006-11-12T02:03:21Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: el, en, et, fi, fr, hu, hy, io, it, ja, kk, ko, la, pl, pt, ru, sv, ta, vi, zh ==Determiner== {{determiner}} #The '''second''' thing is the one that is number [[two]] (2) in order. #:''I only have one older brothers and one younger brother. I'm the '''second''' child.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} {{Stub}} [[Category:Ordinal numbers]] [[et:second]] [[el:second]] [[en:second]] [[fr:second]] [[ko:second]] [[hy:second]] [[io:second]] [[it:second]] [[kk:second]] [[la:second]] [[hu:second]] [[ja:second]] [[pl:second]] [[pt:second]] [[ru:second]] [[fi:second]] [[sv:second]] [[ta:second]] [[vi:second]] [[zh:second]] 13403 2006-12-06T11:02:09Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:second]] ==Determiner== {{determiner}} #The '''second''' thing is the one that is number [[two]] (2) in order. #:''I only have one older brothers and one younger brother. I'm the '''second''' child.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} {{Stub}} [[Category:Ordinal numbers]] [[et:second]] [[el:second]] [[en:second]] [[fa:second]] [[fr:second]] [[ko:second]] [[hy:second]] [[io:second]] [[it:second]] [[kk:second]] [[la:second]] [[hu:second]] [[ja:second]] [[pl:second]] [[pt:second]] [[ru:second]] [[fi:second]] [[sv:second]] [[ta:second]] [[vi:second]] [[zh:second]] 3773 12154 2006-11-11T01:23:08Z Brett 77 ==Determiner== {{determiner}} #The '''fourth''' thing is the one that is number [[four]] (4) in order. ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''fourth''' of something is one of four equal parts of that thing. #:''Three is one '''fourth''' of twelve. [[Category:Ordinal numbers]] 12197 2006-11-11T19:39:44Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ang, en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ko, la, pl, sv, ta, vi, zh ==Determiner== {{determiner}} #The '''fourth''' thing is the one that is number [[four]] (4) in order. ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''fourth''' of something is one of four equal parts of that thing. #:''Three is one '''fourth''' of twelve. [[Category:Ordinal numbers]] [[ang:fourth]] [[en:fourth]] [[fr:fourth]] [[ko:fourth]] [[io:fourth]] [[it:fourth]] [[la:fourth]] [[hu:fourth]] [[pl:fourth]] [[fi:fourth]] [[sv:fourth]] [[ta:fourth]] [[vi:fourth]] [[zh:fourth]] 3774 12155 2006-11-11T03:48:36Z Tangotango 94 create clear both template <br style="clear:both" /> 3775 12156 2006-11-11T03:50:21Z Tangotango 94 create {{BE850}} [[Image:GreenPaintBucketRome.jpg|thumb|200px|right|A [[bucket]] of [[green]] '''paint'''.]] == Noun == {{noun}} # a [[liquid]] used to [[colour]] something #:''There were all sorts of '''paints''' at the [[shop]] - [[green]], [[red]], and [[blue]].'' #:''Sarah used [[pink]] '''paint''' to [[decorate]] the [[wall]].'' {{-}} == Verb == {{verb|paint|paints|painted|painting}} # to use paint to [[colour]] something #: ''John '''painted''' the [[wall]] [[brown]].'' 12696 2006-11-26T11:46:35Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, kk, pl, ta, uk, vi, zh {{BE850}} [[Image:GreenPaintBucketRome.jpg|thumb|200px|right|A [[bucket]] of [[green]] '''paint'''.]] == Noun == {{noun}} # a [[liquid]] used to [[colour]] something #:''There were all sorts of '''paints''' at the [[shop]] - [[green]], [[red]], and [[blue]].'' #:''Sarah used [[pink]] '''paint''' to [[decorate]] the [[wall]].'' {{-}} == Verb == {{verb|paint|paints|painted|painting}} # to use paint to [[colour]] something #: ''John '''painted''' the [[wall]] [[brown]].'' [[en:paint]] [[fr:paint]] [[io:paint]] [[it:paint]] [[kk:paint]] [[hu:paint]] [[pl:paint]] [[fi:paint]] [[ta:paint]] [[vi:paint]] [[uk:paint]] [[zh:paint]] 13222 2006-12-03T05:37:29Z Coppertwig 139 moving picture {{BE850}} == Noun == {{noun}} [[Image:GreenPaintBucketRome.jpg|thumb|200px|right|A [[bucket]] of [[green]] '''paint'''.]] # a [[liquid]] used to [[colour]] something #:''There were all sorts of '''paints''' at the [[shop]] - [[green]], [[red]], and [[blue]].'' #:''Sarah used [[pink]] '''paint''' to [[decorate]] the [[wall]].'' {{-}} == Verb == {{verb|paint|paints|painted|painting}} # to use paint to [[colour]] something #: ''John '''painted''' the [[wall]] [[brown]].'' [[en:paint]] [[fr:paint]] [[io:paint]] [[it:paint]] [[kk:paint]] [[hu:paint]] [[pl:paint]] [[fi:paint]] [[ta:paint]] [[vi:paint]] [[uk:paint]] [[zh:paint]] 13223 2006-12-03T05:38:54Z Coppertwig 139 /* Verb */ more words {{BE850}} == Noun == {{noun}} [[Image:GreenPaintBucketRome.jpg|thumb|200px|right|A [[bucket]] of [[green]] '''paint'''.]] # a [[liquid]] used to [[colour]] something #:''There were all sorts of '''paints''' at the [[shop]] - [[green]], [[red]], and [[blue]].'' #:''Sarah used [[pink]] '''paint''' to [[decorate]] the [[wall]].'' {{-}} == Verb == {{verb|paint|paints|painted|painting}} # to use '''paint''' to [[colour]] something #: ''John '''painted''' the [[wall]] [[brown]].'' # to use '''paint''' to make a [[picture]]. #:''The child '''painted''' a picture of a [[flower]].'' [[en:paint]] [[fr:paint]] [[io:paint]] [[it:paint]] [[kk:paint]] [[hu:paint]] [[pl:paint]] [[fi:paint]] [[ta:paint]] [[vi:paint]] [[uk:paint]] [[zh:paint]] 14341 2006-12-22T11:20:45Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:paint]] {{BE850}} == Noun == {{noun}} [[Image:GreenPaintBucketRome.jpg|thumb|200px|right|A [[bucket]] of [[green]] '''paint'''.]] # a [[liquid]] used to [[colour]] something #:''There were all sorts of '''paints''' at the [[shop]] - [[green]], [[red]], and [[blue]].'' #:''Sarah used [[pink]] '''paint''' to [[decorate]] the [[wall]].'' {{-}} == Verb == {{verb|paint|paints|painted|painting}} # to use '''paint''' to [[colour]] something #: ''John '''painted''' the [[wall]] [[brown]].'' # to use '''paint''' to make a [[picture]]. #:''The child '''painted''' a picture of a [[flower]].'' [[en:paint]] [[fa:paint]] [[fr:paint]] [[io:paint]] [[it:paint]] [[kk:paint]] [[hu:paint]] [[pl:paint]] [[fi:paint]] [[ta:paint]] [[vi:paint]] [[uk:paint]] [[zh:paint]] 3776 12160 2006-11-11T04:29:19Z Tangotango 94 create {{BE850}} == Adjective == {{adjective}} # when a line is '''parallel''' to another line, the two lines do not [[meet]] and they are the same [[distance]] from each other at every point #: ''The two [[car]]s ran '''parallel''' to each other.'' #: ''[[Trains]] run along ''parallel'' [[rail]]s.'' == Noun == {{noun}} # a [[similarity]] between two things #: ''I see a '''parallel''' between John and Beth - they both like to play with [[toy]] [[car]]s.'' == Verb == {{verb|parallel|parallels|paralleled|paralleling}} # be [[similar]] to #: ''John '''parallels''' Beth when he plays with [[toy]] [[car]]s.'' # to be the same [[distant]] apart from each other at every point #: ''Line A '''parallels''' line B.'' 12462 2006-11-17T00:03:34Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} {{BE850}} == Adjective == {{adjective}} # when a line is '''parallel''' to another line, the two lines do not [[meet]] and they are the same [[distance]] from each other at every point #: ''The two [[car]]s ran '''parallel''' to each other.'' #: ''[[Trains]] run along ''parallel'' [[rail]]s.'' == Noun == {{noun}} # a [[similarity]] between two things #: ''I see a '''parallel''' between John and Beth - they both like to play with [[toy]] [[car]]s.'' == Verb == {{verb|parallel|parallels|paralleled|paralleling}} # be [[similar]] to #: ''John '''parallels''' Beth when he plays with [[toy]] [[car]]s.'' # to be the same [[distant]] apart from each other at every point #: ''Line A '''parallels''' line B.'' 12699 2006-11-26T12:26:13Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, nl, pl, ru, ta, vi, zh {{AWL}} {{BE850}} == Adjective == {{adjective}} # when a line is '''parallel''' to another line, the two lines do not [[meet]] and they are the same [[distance]] from each other at every point #: ''The two [[car]]s ran '''parallel''' to each other.'' #: ''[[Trains]] run along ''parallel'' [[rail]]s.'' == Noun == {{noun}} # a [[similarity]] between two things #: ''I see a '''parallel''' between John and Beth - they both like to play with [[toy]] [[car]]s.'' == Verb == {{verb|parallel|parallels|paralleled|paralleling}} # be [[similar]] to #: ''John '''parallels''' Beth when he plays with [[toy]] [[car]]s.'' # to be the same [[distant]] apart from each other at every point #: ''Line A '''parallels''' line B.'' [[de:parallel]] [[en:parallel]] [[fr:parallel]] [[io:parallel]] [[it:parallel]] [[hu:parallel]] [[nl:parallel]] [[pl:parallel]] [[ru:parallel]] [[fi:parallel]] [[ta:parallel]] [[vi:parallel]] [[zh:parallel]] 13921 2006-12-19T22:44:03Z Brett 77 /* Adjective */ {{AWL}} {{BE850}} == Adjective == {{adjective}} # when a line is '''parallel''' to another line, the two lines do not [[meet]] and they are the same [[distance]] from each other at every point #: ''The two [[car]]s ran '''parallel''' to each other.'' #: ''[[Trains]] run along '''parallel''' [[rail]]s.'' == Noun == {{noun}} # a [[similarity]] between two things #: ''I see a '''parallel''' between John and Beth - they both like to play with [[toy]] [[car]]s.'' == Verb == {{verb|parallel|parallels|paralleled|paralleling}} # be [[similar]] to #: ''John '''parallels''' Beth when he plays with [[toy]] [[car]]s.'' # to be the same [[distant]] apart from each other at every point #: ''Line A '''parallels''' line B.'' [[de:parallel]] [[en:parallel]] [[fr:parallel]] [[io:parallel]] [[it:parallel]] [[hu:parallel]] [[nl:parallel]] [[pl:parallel]] [[ru:parallel]] [[fi:parallel]] [[ta:parallel]] [[vi:parallel]] [[zh:parallel]] 14347 2006-12-22T15:47:05Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:parallel]] {{AWL}} {{BE850}} == Adjective == {{adjective}} # when a line is '''parallel''' to another line, the two lines do not [[meet]] and they are the same [[distance]] from each other at every point #: ''The two [[car]]s ran '''parallel''' to each other.'' #: ''[[Trains]] run along '''parallel''' [[rail]]s.'' == Noun == {{noun}} # a [[similarity]] between two things #: ''I see a '''parallel''' between John and Beth - they both like to play with [[toy]] [[car]]s.'' == Verb == {{verb|parallel|parallels|paralleled|paralleling}} # be [[similar]] to #: ''John '''parallels''' Beth when he plays with [[toy]] [[car]]s.'' # to be the same [[distant]] apart from each other at every point #: ''Line A '''parallels''' line B.'' [[de:parallel]] [[en:parallel]] [[fa:parallel]] [[fr:parallel]] [[io:parallel]] [[it:parallel]] [[hu:parallel]] [[nl:parallel]] [[pl:parallel]] [[ru:parallel]] [[fi:parallel]] [[ta:parallel]] [[vi:parallel]] [[zh:parallel]] 3777 12161 2006-11-11T04:36:10Z Tangotango 94 create == Adjective == {{adjective|bright|brighter|brightest}} # giving out or filled with [[much]] [[light]] #: ''The [[sun]] is very [[bright]] during [[summer]].'' #: ''The [[bright]] room had a lot of [[windows]].'' # [[clever]], [[intelligent]] #: ''Tom is a [[bright]] [[child]].'' 12162 2006-11-11T04:39:16Z Tangotango 94 +{{BE850}}, +image +antonym {{BE850}} [[Image:Gluehbirne 2 db.jpg|thumb|right|A [[bright]] [[light bulb]].]] == Adjective == {{adjective|bright|brighter|brightest}} # giving out or filled with [[much]] [[light]] #: ''The [[sun]] is very [[bright]] during [[summer]].'' #: ''The [[bright]] room had a lot of [[windows]].'' # [[clever]], [[intelligent]] #: ''Tom is a [[bright]] [[child]].'' === Words meaning the opposite === * [[dark]] 12236 2006-11-13T04:16:47Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, el, en, fa, fi, fr, gl, hu, hy, io, it, pl, ru, ta, vi, zh {{BE850}} [[Image:Gluehbirne 2 db.jpg|thumb|right|A [[bright]] [[light bulb]].]] == Adjective == {{adjective|bright|brighter|brightest}} # giving out or filled with [[much]] [[light]] #: ''The [[sun]] is very [[bright]] during [[summer]].'' #: ''The [[bright]] room had a lot of [[windows]].'' # [[clever]], [[intelligent]] #: ''Tom is a [[bright]] [[child]].'' === Words meaning the opposite === * [[dark]] [[ar:bright]] [[el:bright]] [[en:bright]] [[fa:bright]] [[fr:bright]] [[gl:bright]] [[hy:bright]] [[io:bright]] [[it:bright]] [[hu:bright]] [[pl:bright]] [[ru:bright]] [[fi:bright]] [[ta:bright]] [[vi:bright]] [[zh:bright]] 3778 12163 2006-11-11T04:46:28Z Tangotango 94 create == Adjective == {{adjective}} # something that is '''broken''' is not as it should be because it has been [[damage]]d or [[injure]]d #: ''The [[broken]] [[cup]] lay in pieces on the floor.'' #: ''His [[arm]] was [[broken]] after he [[slip]]ped during the [[match]].'' == Verb == {{verb2|break|breaks|broke|broken|breaking}} # [[past participle]] of [[break]] #: ''The [[cup]] was [[broken]] when it [[fell]] to the floor.'' #: ''His [[arm]] was [[broken]] during the [[match]].'' 12164 2006-11-11T04:48:36Z Tangotango 94 +{{BE850}} +image {{BE850}} == Adjective == [[Image:Broken-cracker.jpg|A '''broken''' [[cracker]]]] {{adjective}} # something that is '''broken''' is not as it should be because it has been [[damage]]d or [[injure]]d #: ''The [[broken]] [[cup]] lay in pieces on the floor.'' #: ''His [[arm]] was [[broken]] after he [[slip]]ped during the [[match]].'' == Verb == {{verb2|break|breaks|broke|broken|breaking}} # [[past participle]] of [[break]] #: ''The [[cup]] was [[broken]] when it [[fell]] to the floor.'' #: ''His [[arm]] was [[broken]] during the [[match]].'' 12165 2006-11-11T04:49:03Z Tangotango 94 fix image size [[Image:Broken-cracker.jpg|thumb|right|A '''broken''' [[cracker]]]] {{BE850}} == Adjective == {{adjective}} # something that is '''broken''' is not as it should be because it has been [[damage]]d or [[injure]]d #: ''The [[broken]] [[cup]] lay in pieces on the floor.'' #: ''His [[arm]] was [[broken]] after he [[slip]]ped during the [[match]].'' == Verb == {{verb2|break|breaks|broke|broken|breaking}} # [[past participle]] of [[break]] #: ''The [[cup]] was [[broken]] when it [[fell]] to the floor.'' #: ''His [[arm]] was [[broken]] during the [[match]].'' 12238 2006-11-13T05:43:24Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ang, ar, el, en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, kk, pt, ta, zh [[Image:Broken-cracker.jpg|thumb|right|A '''broken''' [[cracker]]]] {{BE850}} == Adjective == {{adjective}} # something that is '''broken''' is not as it should be because it has been [[damage]]d or [[injure]]d #: ''The [[broken]] [[cup]] lay in pieces on the floor.'' #: ''His [[arm]] was [[broken]] after he [[slip]]ped during the [[match]].'' == Verb == {{verb2|break|breaks|broke|broken|breaking}} # [[past participle]] of [[break]] #: ''The [[cup]] was [[broken]] when it [[fell]] to the floor.'' #: ''His [[arm]] was [[broken]] during the [[match]].'' [[ang:broken]] [[ar:broken]] [[el:broken]] [[en:broken]] [[fr:broken]] [[io:broken]] [[it:broken]] [[kk:broken]] [[hu:broken]] [[pt:broken]] [[fi:broken]] [[ta:broken]] [[zh:broken]] 3779 12166 2006-11-11T04:54:00Z Tangotango 94 create [[Image:Snowdrop Galanthus gracilis.jpg|thumb|right|A [[plant]] with a '''bulb''']] {{BE850}} == Noun == {{noun}} # a [[solid]] [[object]] that has one large, [[round]] end and another [[thin]] end # a [[light bulb]] #: ''Can you change that '''bulb''', please? It's [[broken]].'' # the [[bulb]]-shaped part of the [[root]] of a [[plant]] #: ''People can buy [[tulip]] '''bulbs''' and [[grow]] them at home.'' == See also == * [[bulbous]] 12241 2006-11-13T07:46:51Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, de, el, en, fi, fr, gl, hu, hy, io, it, pl, ru, vi, zh [[Image:Snowdrop Galanthus gracilis.jpg|thumb|right|A [[plant]] with a '''bulb''']] {{BE850}} == Noun == {{noun}} # a [[solid]] [[object]] that has one large, [[round]] end and another [[thin]] end # a [[light bulb]] #: ''Can you change that '''bulb''', please? It's [[broken]].'' # the [[bulb]]-shaped part of the [[root]] of a [[plant]] #: ''People can buy [[tulip]] '''bulbs''' and [[grow]] them at home.'' == See also == * [[bulbous]] [[ar:bulb]] [[de:bulb]] [[el:bulb]] [[en:bulb]] [[fr:bulb]] [[gl:bulb]] [[hy:bulb]] [[io:bulb]] [[it:bulb]] [[hu:bulb]] [[pl:bulb]] [[ru:bulb]] [[fi:bulb]] [[vi:bulb]] [[zh:bulb]] 3780 12167 2006-11-11T04:57:11Z Tangotango 94 create [[Image:Gluehbirne 2 db.jpg|thumb|right|A '''light bulb''']] == Noun == {{noun}} # a [[bulb]]-shaped object usually made of [[glass]] and [[metal]] that gives off [[light]] when given [[electricity]] #: ''Jane changed the '''light bulb''' to make the [[room]] [[bright]]er.'' == Usage == * a light bulb is also simply called a '''bulb'''. 12887 2006-11-28T00:51:01Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[en:light bulb]], [[es:light bulb]], [[ja:light bulb]] [[Image:Gluehbirne 2 db.jpg|thumb|right|A '''light bulb''']] == Noun == {{noun}} # a [[bulb]]-shaped object usually made of [[glass]] and [[metal]] that gives off [[light]] when given [[electricity]] #: ''Jane changed the '''light bulb''' to make the [[room]] [[bright]]er.'' == Usage == * a light bulb is also simply called a '''bulb'''. [[en:light bulb]] [[es:light bulb]] [[ja:light bulb]] 13857 2006-12-19T12:54:36Z Brett 77 [[Image:Gluehbirne 2 db.jpg|thumb|right|A '''light bulb''']] == Noun == {{noun}} # a [[bulb]]-shaped object usually made of [[glass]] and [[metal]] that gives off [[light]] when given [[electricity]] #: ''Jane changed the '''light bulb''' to make the [[room]] [[bright]]er.'' == Usage == * a '''light bulb''' is also simply called a [[bulb]]. [[en:light bulb]] [[es:light bulb]] [[ja:light bulb]] 3781 12168 2006-11-11T05:02:55Z Tangotango 94 create {{BE850}} == Verb == {{verb|burn|burns|burned|burning}} # to [[cook]] too much #: ''Mother '''burned''' the [[pie]] when she forgot that it was [[cooking]] in the oven.'' # to make part of the body so [[hot]], or so close to a [[fire]] that it causes an [[injury]] #: ''If you touch a hot [[pan]] of water, you can '''burn''' yourself.'' # to be on [[fire]] #: ''The house next door is '''burning'''.'' == Noun == {{noun}} # an [[injury]] caused when you '''burn''' yourself #: ''The '''burn''' on my arm hurts.'' 12217 2006-11-12T17:20:45Z Brett 77 /* Verb */ not just by fire {{BE850}} == Verb == {{verb|burn|burns|burned|burning}} # to [[cook]] too much #: ''Mother '''burned''' the [[pie]] when she forgot that it was [[cooking]] in the oven.'' # to make part of the body so [[hot]], or so close to a [[fire]] or [[heat]] source that it causes an [[injury]] #: ''If you touch a hot [[pan]] of water, you can '''burn''' yourself.'' # to be on [[fire]] #: ''The house next door is '''burning'''.'' == Noun == {{noun}} # an [[injury]] caused when you '''burn''' yourself #: ''The '''burn''' on my arm hurts.'' 12246 2006-11-13T09:16:17Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: bs, el, en, es, fa, fi, fr, gl, hu, hy, io, it, kk, ko, pt, ru, sv, ta, uk, vi, zh {{BE850}} == Verb == {{verb|burn|burns|burned|burning}} # to [[cook]] too much #: ''Mother '''burned''' the [[pie]] when she forgot that it was [[cooking]] in the oven.'' # to make part of the body so [[hot]], or so close to a [[fire]] or [[heat]] source that it causes an [[injury]] #: ''If you touch a hot [[pan]] of water, you can '''burn''' yourself.'' # to be on [[fire]] #: ''The house next door is '''burning'''.'' == Noun == {{noun}} # an [[injury]] caused when you '''burn''' yourself #: ''The '''burn''' on my arm hurts.'' [[bs:burn]] [[el:burn]] [[en:burn]] [[es:burn]] [[fa:burn]] [[fr:burn]] [[gl:burn]] [[ko:burn]] [[hy:burn]] [[io:burn]] [[it:burn]] [[kk:burn]] [[hu:burn]] [[pt:burn]] [[ru:burn]] [[fi:burn]] [[sv:burn]] [[ta:burn]] [[vi:burn]] [[uk:burn]] [[zh:burn]] 3782 12169 2006-11-11T06:42:47Z 202.138.120.38 insolence 12170 2006-11-11T06:52:33Z Tangotango 94 change vandalism into a proper entry == Noun == {{noun|dictionary|dictionaries}} # [[plural]] of [[dictionary]] #: ''I have five '''dictionaries''' on my [[desk]].'' 12842 2006-11-27T12:36:19Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[en:dictionaries]], [[ja:dictionaries]] == Noun == {{noun|dictionary|dictionaries}} # [[plural]] of [[dictionary]] #: ''I have five '''dictionaries''' on my [[desk]].'' [[en:dictionaries]] [[ja:dictionaries]] 3783 12171 2006-11-11T06:52:55Z Tangotango 94 test Thanks for experimenting with Simple English Wiktionary. Your test worked, and is now removed. Please use the [[Wiktionary:Sandbox|sandbox]] for any other tests you want to do, since tests in articles is normally removed quickly. Please see the [[Wiktionary:Welcome|welcome page]] if you want to learn more about how to help here. Thanks. - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 06:52, 11 November 2006 (UTC) 3784 12172 2006-11-11T07:01:51Z Tangotango 94 create == Conjunction == {{conjunction}} # used for [[conditional]] statements #: ''I will eat [[meat]] '''if''' it [[taste]]s good.'' #: '''''If''' you [[love]] me, [[kiss]] me.'' #: ''Would you mind '''if''' I turned on the [[TV]]?'' == Noun == {{noun}} # a [[conditional]] [[situation]] #: ''There are many '''ifs''' we need to consider before we start on the [[plan]].'' 12173 2006-11-11T07:02:30Z Tangotango 94 +{{BE850}} {{BE850}} == Conjunction == {{conjunction}} # used for [[conditional]] statements #: ''I will eat [[meat]] '''if''' it [[taste]]s good.'' #: '''''If''' you [[love]] me, [[kiss]] me.'' #: ''Would you mind '''if''' I turned on the [[TV]]?'' == Noun == {{noun}} # a [[conditional]] [[situation]] #: ''There are many '''ifs''' we need to consider before we start on the [[plan]].'' 12174 2006-11-11T07:08:54Z Tangotango 94 more fine-grained meanings {{BE850}} == Conjunction == {{conjunction}} # used in a [[condition]] ## when something will cause something else ##: '''''If''' it [[rain]]s, I will get [[wet]].'' ## when a condition is not true ##: ''I'd prefer it '''if''' you took your [[shoe]]s off.'' ## [[although]] ##: ''He was a great friend, '''if''' a little [[strange]].'' ##When ... occurs (a [[programming]] statement). #:# '''''If''' A, then B, else C.'' # [[whether]] #: ''I don't know '''if''' I want to go or not.'' == Noun == {{noun}} # a [[conditional]] [[situation]] #: ''There are many '''ifs''' we need to consider before we start on the [[plan]].'' 12638 2006-11-25T18:09:14Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, en, es, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, kk, pl, pt, ru, ta, vi, vo, zh, zh-min-nan {{BE850}} == Conjunction == {{conjunction}} # used in a [[condition]] ## when something will cause something else ##: '''''If''' it [[rain]]s, I will get [[wet]].'' ## when a condition is not true ##: ''I'd prefer it '''if''' you took your [[shoe]]s off.'' ## [[although]] ##: ''He was a great friend, '''if''' a little [[strange]].'' ##When ... occurs (a [[programming]] statement). #:# '''''If''' A, then B, else C.'' # [[whether]] #: ''I don't know '''if''' I want to go or not.'' == Noun == {{noun}} # a [[conditional]] [[situation]] #: ''There are many '''ifs''' we need to consider before we start on the [[plan]].'' [[zh-min-nan:if]] [[de:if]] [[en:if]] [[es:if]] [[fr:if]] [[io:if]] [[it:if]] [[kk:if]] [[hu:if]] [[ja:if]] [[pl:if]] [[pt:if]] [[ru:if]] [[fi:if]] [[ta:if]] [[vi:if]] [[vo:if]] [[zh:if]] 14078 2006-12-21T01:07:08Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ku:if]] {{BE850}} == Conjunction == {{conjunction}} # used in a [[condition]] ## when something will cause something else ##: '''''If''' it [[rain]]s, I will get [[wet]].'' ## when a condition is not true ##: ''I'd prefer it '''if''' you took your [[shoe]]s off.'' ## [[although]] ##: ''He was a great friend, '''if''' a little [[strange]].'' ##When ... occurs (a [[programming]] statement). #:# '''''If''' A, then B, else C.'' # [[whether]] #: ''I don't know '''if''' I want to go or not.'' == Noun == {{noun}} # a [[conditional]] [[situation]] #: ''There are many '''ifs''' we need to consider before we start on the [[plan]].'' [[zh-min-nan:if]] [[de:if]] [[en:if]] [[es:if]] [[fr:if]] [[io:if]] [[it:if]] [[kk:if]] [[ku:if]] [[hu:if]] [[ja:if]] [[pl:if]] [[pt:if]] [[ru:if]] [[fi:if]] [[ta:if]] [[vi:if]] [[vo:if]] [[zh:if]] 3785 12175 2006-11-11T07:17:09Z Tangotango 94 create {{BE850}} == Noun == {{noun|business|businesses}} # a '''business''' is an [[organized]] way to make [[money]] #: ''I am in the '''business''' of [[catch]]ing [[fish]] and [[sell]]ing them.'' # a [[group]] that does '''business''' #: ''Many '''businesses''' use [[computer]]s.'' === Words with similar meanings === * [[commerce]] * [[trade]] == Similar words == * [[busy]] 12244 2006-11-13T09:01:04Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: da, el, en, fa, fi, fr, hu, hy, io, it, ko, pt, ru, ta, uk, vi, zh {{BE850}} == Noun == {{noun|business|businesses}} # a '''business''' is an [[organized]] way to make [[money]] #: ''I am in the '''business''' of [[catch]]ing [[fish]] and [[sell]]ing them.'' # a [[group]] that does '''business''' #: ''Many '''businesses''' use [[computer]]s.'' === Words with similar meanings === * [[commerce]] * [[trade]] == Similar words == * [[busy]] [[da:business]] [[el:business]] [[en:business]] [[fa:business]] [[fr:business]] [[ko:business]] [[hy:business]] [[io:business]] [[it:business]] [[hu:business]] [[pt:business]] [[ru:business]] [[fi:business]] [[ta:business]] [[vi:business]] [[uk:business]] [[zh:business]] 3786 12182 2006-11-11T12:31:07Z Tangotango 94 create __NOTOC__ __NOEDITSECTION__ {| cellspacing="5" cellpadding="0" style="margin:0em 0em 1em 0em; border:1px solid #cccccc; background-color:#f9f9f9;width:100%" | align="center" width="60%" | <span style="font-size:135%;">Welcome to the '''Simple English Wiktionary'''</span><br /> <span style="font-size:90%;">Simple English definitions of [[Special:Statistics|{{NUMBEROFARTICLES}}]] words</span> | '''Browse''': [[Special:Allpages/A|A]] [[Special:Allpages/a|a]] [[Special:Allpages/B|B]] [[Special:Allpages/b|b]] [[Special:Allpages/C|C]] [[Special:Allpages/c|c]] [[Special:Allpages/D|D]] [[Special:Allpages/d|d]] [[Special:Allpages/E|E]] [[Special:Allpages/e|e]] [[Special:Allpages/F|F]] [[Special:Allpages/f|f]] [[Special:Allpages/G|G]] [[Special:Allpages/g|g]] [[Special:Allpages/H|H]] [[Special:Allpages/h|h]] [[Special:Allpages/I|I]] [[Special:Allpages/i|i]] [[Special:Allpages/J|J]] [[Special:Allpages/j|j]] [[Special:Allpages/K|K]] [[Special:Allpages/k|k]] [[Special:Allpages/L|L]] [[Special:Allpages/l|l]] [[Special:Allpages/M|M]] [[Special:Allpages/m|m]] <br /> [[Special:Allpages/N|N]] [[Special:Allpages/n|n]] [[Special:Allpages/O|O]] [[Special:Allpages/o|o]] [[Special:Allpages/P|P]] [[Special:Allpages/p|p]] [[Special:Allpages/Q|Q]] [[Special:Allpages/q|q]] [[Special:Allpages/R|R]] [[Special:Allpages/r|r]] [[Special:Allpages/S|S]] [[Special:Allpages/s|s]] [[Special:Allpages/T|T]] [[Special:Allpages/t|t]] [[Special:Allpages/U|U]] [[Special:Allpages/u|u]] [[Special:Allpages/V|V]] [[Special:Allpages/v|v]] [[Special:Allpages/W|W]] [[Special:Allpages/w|w]] [[Special:Allpages/X|X]] [[Special:Allpages/x|x]] [[Special:Allpages/Y|Y]] [[Special:Allpages/y|y]] [[Special:Allpages/Z|Z]] [[Special:Allpages/z|z]] [[Special:Allpages/Ά|specials]] |} {| cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0" style="margin:0em 0em 1em 0em; width:100%" | style="width:50%; vertical-align:top; border:1px solid #fad67d; background-color:#faf6ed;" | <div style="border-bottom:1px solid #fad67d; background-color:#faecc8; padding:0.2em 0.5em 0.2em 0.5em; font-size:110%; font-weight:bold;">'''Welcome'''</div> <div style="border-bottom:1px solid #fad67d; padding:0.4em 1em 0.3em 1em;"> Welcome to Wiktionary in Simple English. 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You may use pages from this Wiktionary to make pages in a different language, if you change the writing to that language. * If you're looking for a word to work on, then the [[Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist|850 words of Charles Kay Ogden's Basic English]] might be a good place to start. </div> | style="padding:0em 0.5em;" | | style="width:40%; vertical-align:top; border:1px solid #abd5f5; background-color:#f1f5fc;" | <div style="border-bottom:1px solid #abd5f5; background-color:#d0e5f5; padding:0.2em 0.5em 0.2em 0.5em; font-size:110%; font-weight:bold;">'''Links'''</div> <div style="padding:0.4em 1em 0.3em 1em;"> * '''[[Wiktionary:Requested_definitions|Request a definition]]'''<br />Ask for a word to be added if you don't want to write it yourself. * '''[[Wiktionary:Community Portal|Community Portal]]'''<br />For help and advice on using and writing Wiktionary Simple. * '''[[Wiktionary:Simple talk|Simple talk]]'''<br />Ask a question or provide feedback on the talk page. </div> |} ==Sister projects in Simple English== {{Sisterprojectssimple}} ==Sister projects in English== {{Sisterprojects}} == Wiktionary in Other Languages == {{All Wiktionaries}} 3787 12187 2006-11-11T17:34:49Z PullToOpen 119 but (definition needs a little bit of work; I have trouble defining conjunctions. {{BE850}} ==Conjunction== {{conjunction}} # Used to show something new, usually opposite the idea that was before it. It links two [[clause]]s. #: ''I would take you there, '''but''' I do not have my car.'' # Used to explain why something was done. #: ''I was going to go to the game, '''but''' my car broke down.'' 12219 2006-11-12T17:37:13Z Brett 77 /* Conjunction */ +coordinator template {{BE850}} ==Conjunction== {{conjunction}} {{coordinator}} # Used to show something new, usually a [[contrast]] to the idea that was before it. It links two [[clause]]s. #: ''I would take you there, '''but''' I do not have my car.'' # Used to explain why something was done. #: ''I was going to go to the game, '''but''' my car broke down.'' 12243 2006-11-13T08:50:10Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: csb, de, el, en, et, fi, fr, hu, hy, id, io, it, ja, kk, ko, ku, la, pl, pt, ru, sv, ta, uk, vi, zh, zh-min-nan {{BE850}} ==Conjunction== {{conjunction}} {{coordinator}} # Used to show something new, usually a [[contrast]] to the idea that was before it. It links two [[clause]]s. #: ''I would take you there, '''but''' I do not have my car.'' # Used to explain why something was done. #: ''I was going to go to the game, '''but''' my car broke down.'' [[zh-min-nan:but]] [[de:but]] [[et:but]] [[el:but]] [[en:but]] [[fr:but]] [[ko:but]] [[hy:but]] [[io:but]] [[id:but]] [[it:but]] [[csb:but]] [[kk:but]] [[ku:but]] [[la:but]] [[hu:but]] [[ja:but]] [[pl:but]] [[pt:but]] [[ru:but]] [[fi:but]] [[sv:but]] [[ta:but]] [[vi:but]] [[uk:but]] [[zh:but]] 3788 12193 2006-11-11T17:52:06Z PullToOpen 119 definition + image + cat {{BE850}} ==Noun== [[Image:Enter button.jpg|right|thumb|A button switch. See definition number 2.]] # A round object that can be pushed through clothing so that the clothing stays together. #: ''Sarah's sweater doesn't work anymore because the '''buttons''' popped off.'' # A switch that is turned on by pressing down. #: ''I pressed the '''button''' to turn on the television.'' 12247 2006-11-13T09:39:44Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, de, el, en, fi, fr, gl, hu, hy, io, it, kk, pl, pt, ru, ta, tr, uk, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Noun== [[Image:Enter button.jpg|right|thumb|A button switch. See definition number 2.]] # A round object that can be pushed through clothing so that the clothing stays together. #: ''Sarah's sweater doesn't work anymore because the '''buttons''' popped off.'' # A switch that is turned on by pressing down. #: ''I pressed the '''button''' to turn on the television.'' [[ar:button]] [[de:button]] [[el:button]] [[en:button]] [[fr:button]] [[gl:button]] [[hy:button]] [[io:button]] [[it:button]] [[kk:button]] [[hu:button]] [[pl:button]] [[pt:button]] [[ru:button]] [[fi:button]] [[ta:button]] [[vi:button]] [[tr:button]] [[uk:button]] [[zh:button]] 3789 12213 2006-11-12T14:35:37Z Meriga 130 Made Hi, welcome to my user page! I am Meriga, the same person from [http://simple.wikipedia.org The Simple English Wikipedia]. Please, if you can, contact me there, since I can't respond to everything. SO, go to the [http://simple.wikipedia.org The Simple English Wikipedia] and type User:Meriga or User Talk:Meriga. == About me == I love Wikipedia, so I came here. Hopefully I will improve it to make a book for my brother who's in [[Kindergarden]]. <big>CHEERS![[User:Meriga|Meriga]] 14:35, 12 November 2006 (UTC)</big> 3790 12214 2006-11-12T14:48:29Z Meriga 130 made == Noun == {{noun}} *Kindergarden- a place (or [[School]]) where young kids learn 12218 2006-11-12T17:33:46Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ == Noun == {{noun}} *Kindergarden- a place (or [[School]]) where young kids learn (usually for five- and six-year-olds) 12225 2006-11-12T17:54:43Z Meriga 130 Added syllables == Noun == {{noun}} ''Syllables:'''''kin.der.garden''' *Kindergarden- a place (or [[School]]) where young kids learn (usually for [[five]]-and [[six]]-year-olds) 12249 2006-11-13T17:15:06Z Brett 77 fixed syllables == Noun == {{noun}} ''Syllables:''''' kin.der.gar.den''' *Kindergarden- a place (or [[School]]) where young kids learn (usually for [[five]]-and [[six]]-year-olds) 12579 2006-11-24T07:00:59Z Kappa 92 kids -> children. Doesn't this belong at [[Kindergarten]]? == Noun == {{noun}} ''Syllables:''''' kin.der.gar.den''' *Kindergarden- a place (or [[school]]) where young children learn (usually for [[five]]-and [[six]]-year-olds) 12591 2006-11-24T20:00:06Z Brett 77 [[Kindergarden]] moved to [[Kindergarten]]: misspelling == Noun == {{noun}} ''Syllables:''''' kin.der.gar.den''' *Kindergarden- a place (or [[school]]) where young children learn (usually for [[five]]-and [[six]]-year-olds) 12593 2006-11-24T20:01:24Z Brett 77 == Noun == {{noun}} ''Syllables:''''' kin.der.gar.den''' # '''Kindergarten''' is a place (or [[school]]) where young children learn (usually for [[five]]- and [[six]]-year-olds). 12594 2006-11-24T20:01:39Z Brett 77 == Noun == {{noun}} ''Syllables:''''' kin.der.gar.ten''' # '''Kindergarten''' is a place (or [[school]]) where young children learn (usually for [[five]]- and [[six]]-year-olds). 13152 2006-12-01T22:53:15Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, en, fi, fr, id, ko, pt, ru, zh == Noun == {{noun}} ''Syllables:''''' kin.der.gar.ten''' # '''Kindergarten''' is a place (or [[school]]) where young children learn (usually for [[five]]- and [[six]]-year-olds). [[de:Kindergarten]] [[en:Kindergarten]] [[fr:Kindergarten]] [[ko:Kindergarten]] [[id:Kindergarten]] [[pt:Kindergarten]] [[ru:Kindergarten]] [[fi:Kindergarten]] [[zh:Kindergarten]] 3791 12220 2006-11-12T17:40:34Z Brett 77 Coordinator<br> [[Category:Coordinators]] 14122 2006-12-21T02:03:33Z Brett 77 Coordinator<br> ''[[Category:Coordinators]]'' 3792 12221 2006-11-12T17:43:36Z Brett 77 A [[coordinator]] [[join]]s [[word]]s or [[phrase]]s [[together]] at the same level. [[Category:Words]] 12258 2006-11-13T21:49:59Z PullToOpen 119 a little too many wikilinks. fixed up. A [[coordinator]] joins words or [[phrase]]s [[together]] at the same level. [[Category:Words]] 3793 12226 2006-11-12T18:01:46Z Meriga 130 made == Adjective == {{adjective}} *'''Five'''- a number that tells you how many there is of an object or what time it is ''Example: I have five apples''. <big>OR</big> ''It is five 'o clock.'' 12250 2006-11-13T17:16:47Z Brett 77 ==Determiner== {{cardinal number}} *'''Five'''- a number that tells you how many there is of an object or what time it is ''Example: I have five apples''. <big>OR</big> ''It is five 'o clock.'' 12251 2006-11-13T17:17:43Z Brett 77 ==Determiner== {{cardinal number}} #'''Five''' (5) is a number that tells you how many there is of an object or what time it is #:''Example: I have '''five''' apples''. #:''It is '''five''' 'o clock.'' 12252 2006-11-13T17:18:12Z Brett 77 ==Determiner== {{cardinal number}} #'''Five''' (5) is a [[number]] that tells you how many there is of an object or what time it is #:''Example: I have '''five''' apples''. #:''It is '''five''' 'o clock.'' 12294 2006-11-15T23:10:19Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, en, es, fa, fi, fr, gl, hu, hy, io, it, ja, kk, ko, ku, ky, la, pl, pt, ro, ru, sv, ta, tr, vi, zh ==Determiner== {{cardinal number}} #'''Five''' (5) is a [[number]] that tells you how many there is of an object or what time it is #:''Example: I have '''five''' apples''. #:''It is '''five''' 'o clock.'' [[de:five]] [[en:five]] [[es:five]] [[fa:five]] [[fr:five]] [[gl:five]] [[ko:five]] [[hy:five]] [[io:five]] [[it:five]] [[kk:five]] [[ky:five]] [[ku:five]] [[la:five]] [[hu:five]] [[ja:five]] [[pl:five]] [[pt:five]] [[ro:five]] [[ru:five]] [[fi:five]] [[sv:five]] [[ta:five]] [[vi:five]] [[tr:five]] [[zh:five]] 13529 2006-12-09T14:45:57Z Brett 77 ==Determiner== {{wiktionary}} {{cardinal number}} (''ordinal'' [[second]]) # The [[number]] 5. #: ''We have '''five''' toes on each foot.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} # The [[number]] 5. #: ''[[two|Two]] and [[three]] is '''five'''.'' [[de:five]] [[en:five]] [[es:five]] [[fa:five]] [[fr:five]] [[gl:five]] [[ko:five]] [[hy:five]] [[io:five]] [[it:five]] [[kk:five]] [[ky:five]] [[ku:five]] [[la:five]] [[hu:five]] [[ja:five]] [[pl:five]] [[pt:five]] [[ro:five]] [[ru:five]] [[fi:five]] [[sv:five]] [[ta:five]] [[vi:five]] [[tr:five]] [[zh:five]] 13536 2006-12-09T18:00:18Z Brett 77 fix ordinal ==Determiner== {{wiktionary}} {{cardinal number}} (''ordinal'' [[fifth]]) # The [[number]] 5. #: ''We have '''five''' toes on each foot.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} # The [[number]] 5. #: ''[[two|Two]] and [[three]] is '''five'''.'' [[de:five]] [[en:five]] [[es:five]] [[fa:five]] [[fr:five]] [[gl:five]] [[ko:five]] [[hy:five]] [[io:five]] [[it:five]] [[kk:five]] [[ky:five]] [[ku:five]] [[la:five]] [[hu:five]] [[ja:five]] [[pl:five]] [[pt:five]] [[ro:five]] [[ru:five]] [[fi:five]] [[sv:five]] [[ta:five]] [[vi:five]] [[tr:five]] [[zh:five]] 3794 12229 2006-11-12T18:08:18Z Meriga 130 Made == Adjective == {{adjective}} *'''Calm'''- A word [[naming|describing]] a [[quiet]],[[nice]] thing ''Example: The river is calm''. 12253 2006-11-13T17:19:52Z Brett 77 formatting == Adjective == {{adjective}} #'''Calm'''- A word [[naming|describing]] a [[quiet]],[[nice]] thing #:''There's no wind and the lake is '''calm'''.'' 12255 2006-11-13T21:45:50Z PullToOpen 119 [[Calm]] moved to [[calm]]: Titles are case-sensitive == Adjective == {{adjective}} #'''Calm'''- A word [[naming|describing]] a [[quiet]],[[nice]] thing #:''There's no wind and the lake is '''calm'''.'' 12259 2006-11-13T21:51:48Z PullToOpen 119 formatted == Adjective == {{adjective}} #'''Calm''' - A word [[naming|describing]] a [[quiet]], [[nice]] thing #:''There's no wind and the lake is '''calm'''.'' 12260 2006-11-13T21:52:22Z PullToOpen 119 adjective forms == Adjective == {{adjective|calm|calmer|calmest}} #'''Calm''' - A word [[naming|describing]] a [[quiet]], [[nice]] thing #:''There's no wind and the lake is '''calm'''.'' 12298 2006-11-16T07:27:55Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, el, en, fi, fr, hu, io, ta, vi, zh == Adjective == {{adjective|calm|calmer|calmest}} #'''Calm''' - A word [[naming|describing]] a [[quiet]], [[nice]] thing #:''There's no wind and the lake is '''calm'''.'' [[ar:calm]] [[el:calm]] [[en:calm]] [[fr:calm]] [[io:calm]] [[hu:calm]] [[fi:calm]] [[ta:calm]] [[vi:calm]] [[zh:calm]] 3795 12233 2006-11-12T22:20:27Z Rory096 131 test Thanks for experimenting with Simple English Wiktionary. Your test worked, and is now removed. Please use the [[Wiktionary:Sandbox|sandbox]] for any other tests you want to do, since tests in articles is normally removed quickly. Please see the [[Wiktionary:Welcome|welcome page]] if you want to learn more about how to help here. Thanks. --[[User:Rory096|Rory096]] 22:20, 12 November 2006 (UTC) 3796 12256 2006-11-13T21:45:50Z PullToOpen 119 [[Calm]] moved to [[calm]]: Titles are case-sensitive #REDIRECT [[calm]] 3797 12257 2006-11-13T21:47:24Z PullToOpen 119 lowercase Hello, and welcome to SE Wiktionary! Wiktionary differs from Wikipedia in a very big way: the titles are case-sensitive. When you create an article, please make the first letter lowercase. Thank you. [[User:PullToOpen|PullToOpen]] 21:47, 13 November 2006 (UTC) 3798 12267 2006-11-14T21:06:08Z Cethegus 132 ==Noun== {{noun}} #: ''The population of a [[city]] is higher than that of a [[town]].'' #: ''The [[growth]] of population on [[earth]] may lead to much [[hunger]].'' ===Synonyms=== *[[inhabitants]] ===Derived words and phrases=== ===See also=== *[[town]] *[[village]] *[[country]] 12273 2006-11-14T22:05:53Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} # The '''population''' of a place is the people or animals that live there. #: ''The '''population''' of a [[city]] is higher than that of a [[town]].'' #: ''The [[growth]] of '''population''' on [[earth]] may lead to much [[hunger]].'' ===Synonyms=== *[[inhabitants]] ===Derived words and phrases=== ===See also=== *[[town]] *[[village]] *[[country]] 12701 2006-11-26T13:27:48Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, en, et, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, ko, pl, ru, ta, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} # The '''population''' of a place is the people or animals that live there. #: ''The '''population''' of a [[city]] is higher than that of a [[town]].'' #: ''The [[growth]] of '''population''' on [[earth]] may lead to much [[hunger]].'' ===Synonyms=== *[[inhabitants]] ===Derived words and phrases=== ===See also=== *[[town]] *[[village]] *[[country]] [[de:population]] [[et:population]] [[en:population]] [[fr:population]] [[ko:population]] [[io:population]] [[it:population]] [[hu:population]] [[ja:population]] [[pl:population]] [[ru:population]] [[fi:population]] [[ta:population]] [[vi:population]] [[zh:population]] 3799 12268 2006-11-14T21:11:55Z Cethegus 132 [[de:Benutzer:Cethegus]] 12271 2006-11-14T21:29:29Z Cethegus 132 [[de:Benutzer:Cethegus]] [[population]], [[hunger]] 12561 2006-11-20T22:16:43Z Cethegus 132 [[de:Benutzer:Cethegus]] [[population]], [[hunger]], [[flow]] 3800 12269 2006-11-14T21:24:25Z Cethegus 132 ==Noun== {{noun}} # ''When I have hunger then I want to [[eat]].'' #: ''He suffered from hunger and [[thirst]].'' ===Synonyms=== ===Derived words and phrases=== * hungry [[ar:hunger]] [[de:hunger]] [[en:hunger]] [[fr:hunger]] [[ko:hunger]] [[hy:hunger]] [[io:hunger]] [[it:hunger]] [[he:hunger]] [[hu:hunger]] [[pl:hunger]] [[ru:hunger]] [[fi:hunger]] [[ta:hunger]] [[vi:hunger]] [[zh:hunger]] 12270 2006-11-14T21:28:44Z Cethegus 132 ==Noun== {{noun}} # ''When I have hunger then I want to have some [[food]].'' #: ''He suffered from hunger and [[thirst]].'' #: ''When I feel hunger then my [[stomach]] is [[emty]].'' ===Synonyms=== ===Derived words and phrases=== * [[hungry]] [[ar:hunger]] [[de:hunger]] [[en:hunger]] [[fr:hunger]] [[ko:hunger]] [[hy:hunger]] [[io:hunger]] [[it:hunger]] [[he:hunger]] [[hu:hunger]] [[pl:hunger]] [[ru:hunger]] [[fi:hunger]] [[ta:hunger]] [[vi:hunger]] [[zh:hunger]] 12274 2006-11-14T23:03:38Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} # '''Hunger''' is the feeling when your [[stomach]] is [[emty]]. #: ''When I have '''hunger''' then I want to have some [[food]].'' #: ''He suffered from '''hunger''' and [[thirst]].'' # '''Hunger''' is a serious lack of food. #: ''Even after the war, people are dying of poverty and '''hunger'''.'' ===Synonyms=== ===Derived words and phrases=== * [[hungry]] [[ar:hunger]] [[de:hunger]] [[en:hunger]] [[fr:hunger]] [[ko:hunger]] [[hy:hunger]] [[io:hunger]] [[it:hunger]] [[he:hunger]] [[hu:hunger]] [[pl:hunger]] [[ru:hunger]] [[fi:hunger]] [[ta:hunger]] [[vi:hunger]] [[zh:hunger]] 12582 2006-11-24T07:32:33Z Kappa 92 ==Noun== {{noun}} # '''Hunger''' is the feeling when your [[stomach]] is [[empty]]. #: ''When I have '''hunger''' then I want to have some [[food]].'' #: ''He suffered from '''hunger''' and [[thirst]].'' # '''Hunger''' is a serious lack of food. #: ''Even after the war, people are dying of poverty and '''hunger'''.'' ===Synonyms=== ===Derived words and phrases=== * [[hungry]] [[ar:hunger]] [[de:hunger]] [[en:hunger]] [[fr:hunger]] [[ko:hunger]] [[hy:hunger]] [[io:hunger]] [[it:hunger]] [[he:hunger]] [[hu:hunger]] [[pl:hunger]] [[ru:hunger]] [[fi:hunger]] [[ta:hunger]] [[vi:hunger]] [[zh:hunger]] 14160 2006-12-21T08:34:23Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:hunger]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # '''Hunger''' is the feeling when your [[stomach]] is [[empty]]. #: ''When I have '''hunger''' then I want to have some [[food]].'' #: ''He suffered from '''hunger''' and [[thirst]].'' # '''Hunger''' is a serious lack of food. #: ''Even after the war, people are dying of poverty and '''hunger'''.'' ===Synonyms=== ===Derived words and phrases=== * [[hungry]] [[ar:hunger]] [[de:hunger]] [[en:hunger]] [[fa:hunger]] [[fr:hunger]] [[ko:hunger]] [[hy:hunger]] [[io:hunger]] [[it:hunger]] [[he:hunger]] [[hu:hunger]] [[pl:hunger]] [[ru:hunger]] [[fi:hunger]] [[ta:hunger]] [[vi:hunger]] [[zh:hunger]] 3801 12276 2006-11-15T08:25:51Z Tangotango 94 create == Adjective == {{adjective}} # something that is '''usual''' happens [[often]] #: ''It is '''usual''' for me to [[read]] the [[newspaper]] in the [[morning]].'' == Words with similar meanings == * [[normal]] * [[standard]] == Derived words == * [[usually]] * [[unusual]] [[en:usual]] [[fr:usual]] [[io:usual]] [[id:usual]] [[it:usual]] [[hu:usual]] [[pl:usual]] [[pt:usual]] [[fi:usual]] [[zh:usual]] 12441 2006-11-16T21:52:11Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:usual]], [[vi:usual]] == Adjective == {{adjective}} # something that is '''usual''' happens [[often]] #: ''It is '''usual''' for me to [[read]] the [[newspaper]] in the [[morning]].'' == Words with similar meanings == * [[normal]] * [[standard]] == Derived words == * [[usually]] * [[unusual]] [[en:usual]] [[fr:usual]] [[io:usual]] [[id:usual]] [[it:usual]] [[hu:usual]] [[pl:usual]] [[pt:usual]] [[ru:usual]] [[fi:usual]] [[vi:usual]] [[zh:usual]] 13553 2006-12-10T11:27:10Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ja:usual]] == Adjective == {{adjective}} # something that is '''usual''' happens [[often]] #: ''It is '''usual''' for me to [[read]] the [[newspaper]] in the [[morning]].'' == Words with similar meanings == * [[normal]] * [[standard]] == Derived words == * [[usually]] * [[unusual]] [[en:usual]] [[fr:usual]] [[io:usual]] [[id:usual]] [[it:usual]] [[hu:usual]] [[ja:usual]] [[pl:usual]] [[pt:usual]] [[ru:usual]] [[fi:usual]] [[vi:usual]] [[zh:usual]] 14206 2006-12-21T16:26:01Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ta:usual]] == Adjective == {{adjective}} # something that is '''usual''' happens [[often]] #: ''It is '''usual''' for me to [[read]] the [[newspaper]] in the [[morning]].'' == Words with similar meanings == * [[normal]] * [[standard]] == Derived words == * [[usually]] * [[unusual]] [[en:usual]] [[fr:usual]] [[io:usual]] [[id:usual]] [[it:usual]] [[hu:usual]] [[ja:usual]] [[pl:usual]] [[pt:usual]] [[ru:usual]] [[fi:usual]] [[ta:usual]] [[vi:usual]] [[zh:usual]] 3802 12289 2006-11-15T20:12:56Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''site''' is a [[location]] or a [[place]]. #: ''He was working on a building '''site''' in Alton when a concrete mixer rolled back and hit him.'' ===See also=== * [[website]] * [[on site]] ==Verb== {{verb|site|sites|sited|siting}} {{transitive verb}}; ''usually passive'' # If something is '''sited''' somewhere, it was [[put]] or [[build|built]] there. #: ''The house is '''sited''' on the corner of Portland Street and Langham Street.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[situate]] * [[locate]] 12304 2006-11-16T11:43:12Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''site''' is a [[location]] or a [[place]]. #: ''He was working on a building '''site''' in Alton when a concrete mixer rolled back and hit him.'' ===See also=== * [[website]] * [[on site]] ==Verb== {{verb|site|sites|sited|siting}} {{transitive verb}}; ''usually passive'' # If something is '''sited''' somewhere, it was [[put]] or [[build|built]] there. #: ''The house is '''sited''' on the corner of Portland Street and Langham Street.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[situate]] * [[locate]] 13416 2006-12-06T17:03:44Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: bs, en, fi, fr, hu, id, io, it, kk, pl, pt, ru, vi, zh {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''site''' is a [[location]] or a [[place]]. #: ''He was working on a building '''site''' in Alton when a concrete mixer rolled back and hit him.'' ===See also=== * [[website]] * [[on site]] ==Verb== {{verb|site|sites|sited|siting}} {{transitive verb}}; ''usually passive'' # If something is '''sited''' somewhere, it was [[put]] or [[build|built]] there. #: ''The house is '''sited''' on the corner of Portland Street and Langham Street.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[situate]] * [[locate]] [[bs:site]] [[en:site]] [[fr:site]] [[io:site]] [[id:site]] [[it:site]] [[kk:site]] [[hu:site]] [[pl:site]] [[pt:site]] [[ru:site]] [[fi:site]] [[vi:site]] [[zh:site]] 3803 12301 2006-11-16T11:39:13Z Brett 77 ''{{PAGENAME}} is part of the Academic Word List [[Wiktionary:Academic word list|Academic Word List]].'' <includeonly>[[Category:AWL]]</includeonly> 12302 2006-11-16T11:41:03Z Brett 77 ''{{PAGENAME}} is part of the [[Wiktionary:Academic word list|Academic Word List]].'' <includeonly>[[Category:AWL]]</includeonly> 12303 2006-11-16T11:42:15Z Brett 77 '''''{{PAGENAME}}''' is part of the [[Wiktionary:Academic word list|Academic Word List]].'' <includeonly>[[Category:AWL]]</includeonly> 12309 2006-11-16T12:02:14Z Brett 77 '''''{{PAGENAME}}''' is part of the [[Wiktionary:Academic word list|Academic Word List]]. It is important for students in college and university.'' <includeonly>[[Category:AWL]]</includeonly> 3804 12305 2006-11-16T11:44:24Z Brett 77 This category is an [[alphabetical]] list of all words for which there are articles and which belong to the [[Wiktionary:Academic word list|Academic Word List]]. 12306 2006-11-16T11:46:58Z Brett 77 This category is an [[alphabetical]] list of all words with articles and which belong to the [[Wiktionary:Academic word list|Academic Word List]]. 3805 12381 2006-11-16T12:30:54Z Tangotango 94 create uk/commonwealth spelling version <!-- If you modify this article, make the same changes to [[anesthetic]]. --> ==Noun== {{noun}} #a [[gas]] used by a [[doctor]] to put a person to [[sleep]] #:''They put him under '''anaesthetic'''.'' == Usage == * In the [[United States]] and some other countries, anaesthetic is spelled [[anesthetic]]. [[en:anaesthetic]] [[io:anaesthetic]] [[it:anaesthetic]] [[vi:anaesthetic]] 3806 12432 2006-11-16T13:08:50Z Brett 77 ==Verb== {{verb2|seek|seeks|sought|sought|seeking}} {{transitive verb}} # '''Sought''' is the [[past tense]] and [[past participle]] form of [[seek]]. 12433 2006-11-16T13:09:22Z Brett 77 /* Verb */ {{AWL}} ==Verb== {{verb2|seek|seeks|sought|sought|seeking}} {{transitive verb}} # '''Sought''' is the [[past tense]] and [[past participle]] form of [[seek]]. 3807 12440 2006-11-16T14:44:41Z Archer7 83 see wikipedia See [[w:simple:User:Archer7]] 3808 12493 2006-11-17T02:40:56Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''commission''' is a group of people who work together to [[research]] or [[manage]] something for a [[government]]. #: ''She was recently appointed to head the European '''commission''' on climate change.'' # (also {{mass noun}}) A '''commission''' is money that a [[salesperson]] receives for each [[sale]]. #: ''You may have to pay '''commission''' to convert the dollars into local currency on your travels.'' ==Verb== {{verb|commission|commissions|commissioned|commissioning}} {{transitive verb}} # If you '''commission''' someone to do or create something, you [[formally]] ask them to do it. #: ''The report '''commissioned''' by the Department of Health in 1989, contains guidelines on how best to manage and organise waiting lists. '' 12494 2006-11-17T02:41:23Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''commission''' is a group of people who work together to [[research]] or [[manage]] something for a [[government]]. #: ''She was recently appointed to head the European '''commission''' on climate change.'' # (also {{mass noun}}) A '''commission''' is money that a [[salesperson]] receives for each [[sale]]. #: ''You may have to pay '''commission''' to convert the dollars into local currency on your travels.'' ==Verb== {{verb|commission|commissions|commissioned|commissioning}} {{transitive verb}} # If you '''commission''' someone to do or create something, you [[formally]] ask them to do it. #: ''The report '''commissioned''' by the Department of Health in 1989, contains guidelines on how best to manage and organise waiting lists. '' 12508 2006-11-17T23:21:53Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, de, en, et, fr, hu, io, it, no, pl, ru, ta, vi, zh {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''commission''' is a group of people who work together to [[research]] or [[manage]] something for a [[government]]. #: ''She was recently appointed to head the European '''commission''' on climate change.'' # (also {{mass noun}}) A '''commission''' is money that a [[salesperson]] receives for each [[sale]]. #: ''You may have to pay '''commission''' to convert the dollars into local currency on your travels.'' ==Verb== {{verb|commission|commissions|commissioned|commissioning}} {{transitive verb}} # If you '''commission''' someone to do or create something, you [[formally]] ask them to do it. #: ''The report '''commissioned''' by the Department of Health in 1989, contains guidelines on how best to manage and organise waiting lists. '' [[ar:commission]] [[de:commission]] [[et:commission]] [[en:commission]] [[fr:commission]] [[io:commission]] [[it:commission]] [[hu:commission]] [[no:commission]] [[pl:commission]] [[ru:commission]] [[ta:commission]] [[vi:commission]] [[zh:commission]] 13642 2006-12-11T10:36:56Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:commission]] {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''commission''' is a group of people who work together to [[research]] or [[manage]] something for a [[government]]. #: ''She was recently appointed to head the European '''commission''' on climate change.'' # (also {{mass noun}}) A '''commission''' is money that a [[salesperson]] receives for each [[sale]]. #: ''You may have to pay '''commission''' to convert the dollars into local currency on your travels.'' ==Verb== {{verb|commission|commissions|commissioned|commissioning}} {{transitive verb}} # If you '''commission''' someone to do or create something, you [[formally]] ask them to do it. #: ''The report '''commissioned''' by the Department of Health in 1989, contains guidelines on how best to manage and organise waiting lists. '' [[ar:commission]] [[de:commission]] [[et:commission]] [[en:commission]] [[fa:commission]] [[fr:commission]] [[io:commission]] [[it:commission]] [[hu:commission]] [[no:commission]] [[pl:commission]] [[ru:commission]] [[ta:commission]] [[vi:commission]] [[zh:commission]] 14221 2006-12-21T17:46:46Z Brett 77 formatting {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # ({{countable}}) A '''commission''' is a group of people who work together to [[research]] or [[manage]] something for a [[government]]. #: ''She was recently appointed to head the European '''commission''' on climate change.'' # ({{countable}} & {{mass noun}}) A '''commission''' is money that a [[salesperson]] receives for each [[sale]]. #: ''You may have to pay '''commission''' to convert the dollars into local currency on your travels.'' ==Verb== {{verb|commission|commissions|commissioned|commissioning}} # ({{transitive verb}) If you '''commission''' someone to do or create something, you [[formally]] ask them to do it. #: ''The report '''commissioned''' by the Department of Health in 1989, contains guidelines on how best to manage and organise waiting lists. '' [[ar:commission]] [[de:commission]] [[et:commission]] [[en:commission]] [[fa:commission]] [[fr:commission]] [[io:commission]] [[it:commission]] [[hu:commission]] [[no:commission]] [[pl:commission]] [[ru:commission]] [[ta:commission]] [[vi:commission]] [[zh:commission]] 14222 2006-12-21T17:47:01Z Brett 77 /* Verb */ {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # ({{countable}}) A '''commission''' is a group of people who work together to [[research]] or [[manage]] something for a [[government]]. #: ''She was recently appointed to head the European '''commission''' on climate change.'' # ({{countable}} & {{mass noun}}) A '''commission''' is money that a [[salesperson]] receives for each [[sale]]. #: ''You may have to pay '''commission''' to convert the dollars into local currency on your travels.'' ==Verb== {{verb|commission|commissions|commissioned|commissioning}} # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''commission''' someone to do or create something, you [[formally]] ask them to do it. #: ''The report '''commissioned''' by the Department of Health in 1989, contains guidelines on how best to manage and organise waiting lists. '' [[ar:commission]] [[de:commission]] [[et:commission]] [[en:commission]] [[fa:commission]] [[fr:commission]] [[io:commission]] [[it:commission]] [[hu:commission]] [[no:commission]] [[pl:commission]] [[ru:commission]] [[ta:commission]] [[vi:commission]] [[zh:commission]] 3809 12499 2006-11-17T13:07:49Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|positive|more positive|most positive}} # If something is '''positive''', it is good, happy, or wanted. #: ''A balanced diet, exercise, and a '''positive''' attitude are all things that give you a sense of well being.'' #: ''After using the new skin cream for four weeks, most women showed '''positive''' results, reporting that their skin felt smoother and softer and looked better.'' #: ''The changes in the prices were all '''positive'''.'' # (not before the noun) If you are '''positive''' about something, you are sure that you are not mistaken. #: ''The guard at Euston was '''positive''' that on that particular day he had locked the door.'' ===Antonyms=== * [[negative]] ==Noun== {{Stub}} 12700 2006-11-26T13:23:38Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, io, it, ko, pl, ru, ta, vi, zh {{AWL}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|positive|more positive|most positive}} # If something is '''positive''', it is good, happy, or wanted. #: ''A balanced diet, exercise, and a '''positive''' attitude are all things that give you a sense of well being.'' #: ''After using the new skin cream for four weeks, most women showed '''positive''' results, reporting that their skin felt smoother and softer and looked better.'' #: ''The changes in the prices were all '''positive'''.'' # (not before the noun) If you are '''positive''' about something, you are sure that you are not mistaken. #: ''The guard at Euston was '''positive''' that on that particular day he had locked the door.'' ===Antonyms=== * [[negative]] ==Noun== {{Stub}} [[en:positive]] [[ko:positive]] [[io:positive]] [[it:positive]] [[pl:positive]] [[ru:positive]] [[fi:positive]] [[ta:positive]] [[vi:positive]] [[zh:positive]] 3810 12502 2006-11-17T15:50:03Z Tangotango 94 importing from simplewiki ''<small>—This unsigned comment was added by</small>''<small> [[User:{{{2}}}|{{{2}}}]] ([[User talk:{{{2}}}|talk]] • [[Special:Contributions/{{{2}}}|contribs]]) {{{1}}} (UTC{{{3|}}})</small><noinclude> [[Category:Talk page templates]]</noinclude> 3811 12504 2006-11-17T16:01:14Z Tangotango 94 create == Preposition == {{preposition}} # [[near]] or [[next]] to. #:''The mailbox is '''by''' the bus stop.'' # at some [[time]] before (the given time). #: ''Be back '''by''' ten o'clock!'' # if something is done '''by''' somebody, it is done through their [[action]] #: ''The matter was decided '''by''' the chairman.'' #: ''The boat was swamped '''by''' the water.'' #: ''He was protected '''by''' his body armour.'' # if something is [[create]]d '''by''' somebody, they are the [[creator]], [[author]], etc. #:''There are many well-known plays '''by''' William Shakespeare.'' # shows how someone does something #: ''I avoided the guards '''by''' moving only when they weren't looking.'' # using the [[rule]]s or [[logic]] of. #: ''I sorted the items '''by''' category.'' # with a change of. In this case, '''by''' shows how much something has changed. #: ''Our stock is up '''by''' ten percent.'' # shows how slowly, or how quickly, someone does something (used in the form "''X'' '''by''' ''X''" or "by ''X''s") #: ''We went through the book page '''by''' page.'' #: ''We crawled forward '''by''' inches.'' 12855 2006-11-27T13:00:32Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, el, en, es, fi, fr, hu, hy, io, it, ja, ko, la, no, pl, pt, sv, vi == Preposition == {{preposition}} # [[near]] or [[next]] to. #:''The mailbox is '''by''' the bus stop.'' # at some [[time]] before (the given time). #: ''Be back '''by''' ten o'clock!'' # if something is done '''by''' somebody, it is done through their [[action]] #: ''The matter was decided '''by''' the chairman.'' #: ''The boat was swamped '''by''' the water.'' #: ''He was protected '''by''' his body armour.'' # if something is [[create]]d '''by''' somebody, they are the [[creator]], [[author]], etc. #:''There are many well-known plays '''by''' William Shakespeare.'' # shows how someone does something #: ''I avoided the guards '''by''' moving only when they weren't looking.'' # using the [[rule]]s or [[logic]] of. #: ''I sorted the items '''by''' category.'' # with a change of. In this case, '''by''' shows how much something has changed. #: ''Our stock is up '''by''' ten percent.'' # shows how slowly, or how quickly, someone does something (used in the form "''X'' '''by''' ''X''" or "by ''X''s") #: ''We went through the book page '''by''' page.'' #: ''We crawled forward '''by''' inches.'' [[de:by]] [[el:by]] [[en:by]] [[es:by]] [[fr:by]] [[ko:by]] [[hy:by]] [[io:by]] [[it:by]] [[la:by]] [[hu:by]] [[ja:by]] [[no:by]] [[pl:by]] [[pt:by]] [[fi:by]] [[sv:by]] [[vi:by]] 13289 2006-12-04T02:21:09Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ru:by]] == Preposition == {{preposition}} # [[near]] or [[next]] to. #:''The mailbox is '''by''' the bus stop.'' # at some [[time]] before (the given time). #: ''Be back '''by''' ten o'clock!'' # if something is done '''by''' somebody, it is done through their [[action]] #: ''The matter was decided '''by''' the chairman.'' #: ''The boat was swamped '''by''' the water.'' #: ''He was protected '''by''' his body armour.'' # if something is [[create]]d '''by''' somebody, they are the [[creator]], [[author]], etc. #:''There are many well-known plays '''by''' William Shakespeare.'' # shows how someone does something #: ''I avoided the guards '''by''' moving only when they weren't looking.'' # using the [[rule]]s or [[logic]] of. #: ''I sorted the items '''by''' category.'' # with a change of. In this case, '''by''' shows how much something has changed. #: ''Our stock is up '''by''' ten percent.'' # shows how slowly, or how quickly, someone does something (used in the form "''X'' '''by''' ''X''" or "by ''X''s") #: ''We went through the book page '''by''' page.'' #: ''We crawled forward '''by''' inches.'' [[de:by]] [[el:by]] [[en:by]] [[es:by]] [[fr:by]] [[ko:by]] [[hy:by]] [[io:by]] [[it:by]] [[la:by]] [[hu:by]] [[ja:by]] [[no:by]] [[pl:by]] [[pt:by]] [[ru:by]] [[fi:by]] [[sv:by]] [[vi:by]] 13717 2006-12-12T21:43:43Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ku:by]] == Preposition == {{preposition}} # [[near]] or [[next]] to. #:''The mailbox is '''by''' the bus stop.'' # at some [[time]] before (the given time). #: ''Be back '''by''' ten o'clock!'' # if something is done '''by''' somebody, it is done through their [[action]] #: ''The matter was decided '''by''' the chairman.'' #: ''The boat was swamped '''by''' the water.'' #: ''He was protected '''by''' his body armour.'' # if something is [[create]]d '''by''' somebody, they are the [[creator]], [[author]], etc. #:''There are many well-known plays '''by''' William Shakespeare.'' # shows how someone does something #: ''I avoided the guards '''by''' moving only when they weren't looking.'' # using the [[rule]]s or [[logic]] of. #: ''I sorted the items '''by''' category.'' # with a change of. In this case, '''by''' shows how much something has changed. #: ''Our stock is up '''by''' ten percent.'' # shows how slowly, or how quickly, someone does something (used in the form "''X'' '''by''' ''X''" or "by ''X''s") #: ''We went through the book page '''by''' page.'' #: ''We crawled forward '''by''' inches.'' [[de:by]] [[el:by]] [[en:by]] [[es:by]] [[fr:by]] [[ko:by]] [[hy:by]] [[io:by]] [[it:by]] [[ku:by]] [[la:by]] [[hu:by]] [[ja:by]] [[no:by]] [[pl:by]] [[pt:by]] [[ru:by]] [[fi:by]] [[sv:by]] [[vi:by]] 3812 12518 2006-11-18T08:36:26Z Tangotango 94 create {{BE850}} == Noun == {{noun|canvas|canvasses|canvases}} # a type of [[hard]], [[rough]] [[cloth]] used for making [[sail]]s, [[tent]]s, and [[paint]]ed on #: ''John prepared the '''canvas''' for the sail.'' # '''canvas''' that is [[stretch]]ed out on a [[frame]] to be [[paint]]ed on #: ''A good artist chooses his or her own '''canvas'''.'' # something that is a [[basis]] for a [[creative]] [[work]] #: ''The life in [[rural]] France served as a '''canvas''' for Ted F. Adams' ''Around the Tree''.'' [[en:canvas]] [[fr:canvas]] [[gl:canvas]] [[io:canvas]] [[it:canvas]] [[hu:canvas]] [[pt:canvas]] [[fi:canvas]] [[vi:canvas]] [[zh:canvas]] 3813 12519 2006-11-18T08:37:50Z Tangotango 94 create == Noun == {{noun|canvas|canvasses|canvases}} # ''(UK and Commonwealth)'' [[plural]] of [[canvas]] #: ''Many '''canvasses''' lined the wall.'' 3814 12520 2006-11-18T08:38:05Z Tangotango 94 create == Noun == {{noun|canvas|canvasses|canvases}} # ''(US)'' [[plural]] of [[canvas]] #: ''Many '''canvases''' lined the wall.'' 3815 12528 2006-11-18T11:00:53Z Timichal 134 N [[meta:User:Timichal]]; I won't most probably read my talk page here. 3816 12531 2006-11-18T11:11:28Z Tangotango 94 create {{BE850}} == Verb == {{verb|care|cares|cared|caring}} # when you '''care''' about something, you [[think]] about it [[often]] and have a [[concern]] for it #: ''I don't '''care''' what happens to my car.'' # (to '''care for''') to [[look after]] #: ''Young children can learn to '''care for''' a pet.'' == Noun == {{noun}} # something that you are concerned about, or think about often #: '''''Care''' should be taken when holding [[egg]]s.'' #: ''I don't have a '''care''' in the [[world]].'' 12536 2006-11-18T19:55:18Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ + mass noun {{BE850}} == Verb == {{verb|care|cares|cared|caring}} # when you '''care''' about something, you [[think]] about it [[often]] and have a [[concern]] for it #: ''I don't '''care''' what happens to my car.'' # (to '''care for''') to [[look after]] #: ''Young children can learn to '''care for''' a pet.'' == Noun == {{noun}} Also {{mass noun}} # something that you are concerned about, or think about often #: '''''Care''' should be taken when holding [[egg]]s.'' #: ''I don't have a '''care''' in the [[world]].'' 12857 2006-11-27T13:24:28Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fa, fi, fr, hu, hy, io, it, ja, pt, ru, uk, vi, zh {{BE850}} == Verb == {{verb|care|cares|cared|caring}} # when you '''care''' about something, you [[think]] about it [[often]] and have a [[concern]] for it #: ''I don't '''care''' what happens to my car.'' # (to '''care for''') to [[look after]] #: ''Young children can learn to '''care for''' a pet.'' == Noun == {{noun}} Also {{mass noun}} # something that you are concerned about, or think about often #: '''''Care''' should be taken when holding [[egg]]s.'' #: ''I don't have a '''care''' in the [[world]].'' [[en:care]] [[fa:care]] [[fr:care]] [[hy:care]] [[io:care]] [[it:care]] [[hu:care]] [[ja:care]] [[pt:care]] [[ru:care]] [[fi:care]] [[vi:care]] [[uk:care]] [[zh:care]] 3817 12532 2006-11-18T16:29:03Z Brett 77 '''Canvas''' is a great example of why the BE850 is anachronistic. I really don't see much of a role for this list. I think the [[Wiktionary:BNC spoken freq 01|BNC]] lists are much more appropriate for a project like this.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 16:29, 18 November 2006 (UTC) 3818 12537 2006-11-18T20:16:53Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''regulation''' is a [[rule]] or a [[control]]. #: ''The company has recently imposed new safety rules and '''regulations''' to reduce accidents. # ({{mass noun}}) [[Regulation]] is the process of controlling something, usually with rules. #: ''The government is reducing '''regulation''' of the airlines.'' ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # If something is '''regulation''', it is made or done according to the rules. #: ''This isn't a '''regulation''' soccer ball. It's too small.'' 12716 2006-11-26T15:24:35Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fa, fr, io, it, pl, ru, ta, vi {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''regulation''' is a [[rule]] or a [[control]]. #: ''The company has recently imposed new safety rules and '''regulations''' to reduce accidents. # ({{mass noun}}) [[Regulation]] is the process of controlling something, usually with rules. #: ''The government is reducing '''regulation''' of the airlines.'' ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # If something is '''regulation''', it is made or done according to the rules. #: ''This isn't a '''regulation''' soccer ball. It's too small.'' [[en:regulation]] [[fa:regulation]] [[fr:regulation]] [[io:regulation]] [[it:regulation]] [[pl:regulation]] [[ru:regulation]] [[ta:regulation]] [[vi:regulation]] 3819 12538 2006-11-19T13:15:10Z Tangotango 94 create BE850 word [[Image:Cabriolet.jpg|thumb|right|A horse-drawn carriage.]] {{BE850}} == Noun == {{noun}} # a [[vehicle]] on [[wheel]]s, usually [[pull]]ed by a [[horse]] #:''Jack Hampton rode on his '''carriage''' to the wedding.'' # a [[railway]] [[car]], pulled by a [[locomotive]] #:''Sarah said that she would be on the third '''carriage''' of the train.'' # the way somebody [[move]]s and [[walk]]s #:''His [[noble]] '''carriage''' made nobody suspect that he was a poor [[pauper]].'' [[en:carriage]] [[fr:carriage]] [[hy:carriage]] [[io:carriage]] [[it:carriage]] [[hu:carriage]] [[pl:carriage]] [[fi:carriage]] [[ta:carriage]] [[vi:carriage]] [[zh:carriage]] 12542 2006-11-19T14:42:07Z Brett 77 [[Image:Cabriolet.jpg|thumb|right|A horse-drawn carriage.]] {{BE850}} == Noun == {{noun}} # a [[vehicle]] on [[wheel]]s, usually [[pull]]ed by a [[horse]] #:''Jack Hampton rode on his '''carriage''' to the wedding.'' # a [[railway]] [[car]], pulled by a [[locomotive]] #:''Sarah said that she would be on the third '''carriage''' of the train.'' # ({{mass noun}}) the way somebody [[move]]s and [[walk]]s #:''His [[noble]] '''carriage''' made nobody suspect that he was a poor [[pauper]].'' [[en:carriage]] [[fr:carriage]] [[hy:carriage]] [[io:carriage]] [[it:carriage]] [[hu:carriage]] [[pl:carriage]] [[fi:carriage]] [[ta:carriage]] [[vi:carriage]] [[zh:carriage]] 3820 12539 2006-11-19T13:20:07Z Tangotango 94 create BE850 word {{BE850}} [[Image:Cart_in_Toscany.jpg|thumb|right|200px|A [[wooden]] cart]] == Noun == {{noun}} # A small, [[open]] [[vehicle]] on [[wheel]]s, [[pull]]ed or [[push]]ed by a [[person]] or an [[animal]] and usually used for [[carry]]ing things, not people #:''Harry put his [[trunk]] in a '''cart''' and pushed it through the [[station]].'' # A small [[motor]] [[vehicle]] like a car; a [[go cart]]. #:''Sophie squealed as she raced through the race course on the '''cart'''.'' 12543 2006-11-19T14:44:43Z Brett 77 + verb stub {{BE850}} [[Image:Cart_in_Toscany.jpg|thumb|right|200px|A [[wooden]] cart]] == Noun == {{noun}} # A small, [[open]] [[vehicle]] on [[wheel]]s, [[pull]]ed or [[push]]ed by a [[person]] or an [[animal]] and usually used for [[carry]]ing things, not people #:''Harry put his [[trunk]] in a '''cart''' and pushed it through the [[station]].'' # A small [[motor]] [[vehicle]] like a car; a [[go cart]]. #:''Sophie squealed as she raced through the race course on the '''cart'''.'' ==Verb== {{Stub}} 12601 2006-11-25T08:46:52Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ang, en, fi, fr, hu, hy, io, it, ru, ta, uk, vi, zh {{BE850}} [[Image:Cart_in_Toscany.jpg|thumb|right|200px|A [[wooden]] cart]] == Noun == {{noun}} # A small, [[open]] [[vehicle]] on [[wheel]]s, [[pull]]ed or [[push]]ed by a [[person]] or an [[animal]] and usually used for [[carry]]ing things, not people #:''Harry put his [[trunk]] in a '''cart''' and pushed it through the [[station]].'' # A small [[motor]] [[vehicle]] like a car; a [[go cart]]. #:''Sophie squealed as she raced through the race course on the '''cart'''.'' ==Verb== {{Stub}} [[ang:cart]] [[en:cart]] [[fr:cart]] [[hy:cart]] [[io:cart]] [[it:cart]] [[hu:cart]] [[ru:cart]] [[fi:cart]] [[ta:cart]] [[vi:cart]] [[uk:cart]] [[zh:cart]] 3821 12540 2006-11-19T13:35:05Z Tangotango 94 create BE850 word {{BE850}} [[Image:DSC 6623-MR-Craies.jpg|thumb|right|Pieces of '''chalk''']] == Noun == {{noun}} # (''uncountable'') a [[soft]], [[white]], [[powder]]-like [[limestone]] #: ''The men mine '''chalk''' in the hills near my house.'' # (''countable'') a piece of chalk, or more usually, [[processed]] [[compressed]] chalk, that is used for [[drawing]] and for [[writing]] on a [[blackboard]]; [[teacher]]s at [[school]] may use chalk to write on a blackboard #: ''John wrote his name on the blackboard with '''chalk'''.'' #: ''There are many '''pieces of chalk''' on the floor.'' #: ''The shop at the corner of the street sells many '''chalks'''.'' [[ar:chalk]] [[en:chalk]] [[fr:chalk]] [[gl:chalk]] [[hy:chalk]] [[io:chalk]] [[it:chalk]] [[hu:chalk]] [[ja:chalk]] [[fi:chalk]] [[ta:chalk]] [[vi:chalk]] [[zh:chalk]] 13982 2006-12-20T11:31:33Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:chalk]] {{BE850}} [[Image:DSC 6623-MR-Craies.jpg|thumb|right|Pieces of '''chalk''']] == Noun == {{noun}} # (''uncountable'') a [[soft]], [[white]], [[powder]]-like [[limestone]] #: ''The men mine '''chalk''' in the hills near my house.'' # (''countable'') a piece of chalk, or more usually, [[processed]] [[compressed]] chalk, that is used for [[drawing]] and for [[writing]] on a [[blackboard]]; [[teacher]]s at [[school]] may use chalk to write on a blackboard #: ''John wrote his name on the blackboard with '''chalk'''.'' #: ''There are many '''pieces of chalk''' on the floor.'' #: ''The shop at the corner of the street sells many '''chalks'''.'' [[ar:chalk]] [[en:chalk]] [[fa:chalk]] [[fr:chalk]] [[gl:chalk]] [[hy:chalk]] [[io:chalk]] [[it:chalk]] [[hu:chalk]] [[ja:chalk]] [[fi:chalk]] [[ta:chalk]] [[vi:chalk]] [[zh:chalk]] 3822 12541 2006-11-19T13:46:32Z Tangotango 94 create BE850 word {{BE850}} == Preposition == {{preposition}} # positioned at the [[upper]] surface of, [[touch]]ing from [[above]] #: ''The apple is '''on''' the table.'' # at the [[date]] of #: ''Tim was born '''on''' the 4th of July.'' # about, [[deal]]ing with the [[subject]] of #: ''I have a book '''on''' history.'' #: ''There was a World Summit '''on''' the Information Society a few weeks ago.'' # [[touch]]ing; [[hang]]ing from #: ''I have no money '''on''' me at the moment.'' #: ''I would like to eat the fruit '''on''' the trees.'' # because of, due to #: ''He was arrested '''on''' suspicion of bribery.'' #: ''I contacted Joanne '''on''' a hunch that she would know about it.'' #: ''The stock price increased '''on''' news of a new product.'' == Adjective == {{adjective}} #If something is '''on''', it is [[active]], [[functioning]] or [[operating]]. #:''The television is '''on'''.'' #:''The lights are '''on''', so it is very [[bright]].'' === Words meaning the opposite === * [[off]] == Adverb == {{adverb}} # to an [[operate|operating]] [[state]] #:''I turned the [[television]] '''on'''.'' # [[along]], [[forwards]] (continuing an action) #:''drive '''on''', rock '''on''''' === Words meaning the opposite === * [[off]] 12695 2006-11-26T11:29:00Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ca, cs, de, en, es, et, fi, fr, hu, id, io, it, ja, ku, ky, la, nl, no, pl, pt, ru, sl, sv, ta, tr, vi, vo, zh {{BE850}} == Preposition == {{preposition}} # positioned at the [[upper]] surface of, [[touch]]ing from [[above]] #: ''The apple is '''on''' the table.'' # at the [[date]] of #: ''Tim was born '''on''' the 4th of July.'' # about, [[deal]]ing with the [[subject]] of #: ''I have a book '''on''' history.'' #: ''There was a World Summit '''on''' the Information Society a few weeks ago.'' # [[touch]]ing; [[hang]]ing from #: ''I have no money '''on''' me at the moment.'' #: ''I would like to eat the fruit '''on''' the trees.'' # because of, due to #: ''He was arrested '''on''' suspicion of bribery.'' #: ''I contacted Joanne '''on''' a hunch that she would know about it.'' #: ''The stock price increased '''on''' news of a new product.'' == Adjective == {{adjective}} #If something is '''on''', it is [[active]], [[functioning]] or [[operating]]. #:''The television is '''on'''.'' #:''The lights are '''on''', so it is very [[bright]].'' === Words meaning the opposite === * [[off]] == Adverb == {{adverb}} # to an [[operate|operating]] [[state]] #:''I turned the [[television]] '''on'''.'' # [[along]], [[forwards]] (continuing an action) #:''drive '''on''', rock '''on''''' === Words meaning the opposite === * [[off]] [[ca:on]] [[cs:on]] [[de:on]] [[et:on]] [[en:on]] [[es:on]] [[fr:on]] [[io:on]] [[id:on]] [[it:on]] [[ky:on]] [[ku:on]] [[la:on]] [[hu:on]] [[nl:on]] [[ja:on]] [[no:on]] [[pl:on]] [[pt:on]] [[ru:on]] [[sl:on]] [[fi:on]] [[sv:on]] [[ta:on]] [[vi:on]] [[tr:on]] [[vo:on]] [[zh:on]] 14149 2006-12-21T06:30:16Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:on]] {{BE850}} == Preposition == {{preposition}} # positioned at the [[upper]] surface of, [[touch]]ing from [[above]] #: ''The apple is '''on''' the table.'' # at the [[date]] of #: ''Tim was born '''on''' the 4th of July.'' # about, [[deal]]ing with the [[subject]] of #: ''I have a book '''on''' history.'' #: ''There was a World Summit '''on''' the Information Society a few weeks ago.'' # [[touch]]ing; [[hang]]ing from #: ''I have no money '''on''' me at the moment.'' #: ''I would like to eat the fruit '''on''' the trees.'' # because of, due to #: ''He was arrested '''on''' suspicion of bribery.'' #: ''I contacted Joanne '''on''' a hunch that she would know about it.'' #: ''The stock price increased '''on''' news of a new product.'' == Adjective == {{adjective}} #If something is '''on''', it is [[active]], [[functioning]] or [[operating]]. #:''The television is '''on'''.'' #:''The lights are '''on''', so it is very [[bright]].'' === Words meaning the opposite === * [[off]] == Adverb == {{adverb}} # to an [[operate|operating]] [[state]] #:''I turned the [[television]] '''on'''.'' # [[along]], [[forwards]] (continuing an action) #:''drive '''on''', rock '''on''''' === Words meaning the opposite === * [[off]] [[ca:on]] [[cs:on]] [[de:on]] [[et:on]] [[en:on]] [[es:on]] [[fa:on]] [[fr:on]] [[io:on]] [[id:on]] [[it:on]] [[ky:on]] [[ku:on]] [[la:on]] [[hu:on]] [[nl:on]] [[ja:on]] [[no:on]] [[pl:on]] [[pt:on]] [[ru:on]] [[sl:on]] [[fi:on]] [[sv:on]] [[ta:on]] [[vi:on]] [[tr:on]] [[vo:on]] [[zh:on]] 3823 12544 2006-11-19T14:46:10Z Brett 77 I prefer countable and uncountable to "mass noun". I think it's more accurate, since many "mass nouns" aren't. I also like the idea of putting it at the beginning of each sense as tangotango has done here.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 14:46, 19 November 2006 (UTC) 12547 2006-11-19T14:52:16Z Tangotango 94 reply I prefer countable and uncountable to "mass noun". I think it's more accurate, since many "mass nouns" aren't. I also like the idea of putting it at the beginning of each sense as tangotango has done here.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 14:46, 19 November 2006 (UTC) :I just used the format the English Wiktionary uses. ;) Maybe we should have a more centralised discussion about the format of the definition pages somewhere - a dictionary with disparate formats can be irritating and difficult to use for readers. - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 14:52, 19 November 2006 (UTC) 3824 12545 2006-11-19T14:48:13Z Brett 77 synonyms While synonym and antonym are not "easy" words, they will certainly be common enough for someone using a dictionary that I think we can feel comfortable using them instead of "words meaning the same" as has been done here.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 14:48, 19 November 2006 (UTC) 12546 2006-11-19T14:50:10Z Tangotango 94 reply While synonym and antonym are not "easy" words, they will certainly be common enough for someone using a dictionary that I think we can feel comfortable using them instead of "words meaning the same" as has been done here.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 14:48, 19 November 2006 (UTC) :Okay :) I wasn't comfortable with simplifying the headings, either - I'll use "antonym" and "synonym" from now on. Cheers, [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 14:50, 19 November 2006 (UTC) 3825 12548 2006-11-19T17:09:02Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # ({{countable}}) A distinction is a [[difference]] that you have [[notice]]d or decided is important. Often used to [[separate]] things. #: ''Before we discuss how you can develop your creative powers, we need to make a '''distinction''' between two different but related activities --; THINKING and LEARNING.'' #: ''There is, in other words, no neat or clear '''distinction''' to be drawn between political equality and social and economic equality.'' # ({{mass noun}}) If something is done with '''distinction''', it is done to a high level and other people recognise that. #: ''We only wanted to take athletes of '''distinction'''; no one is going just for the trip.'' 12877 2006-11-27T21:29:21Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, pl, ru, vi, zh {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # ({{countable}}) A distinction is a [[difference]] that you have [[notice]]d or decided is important. Often used to [[separate]] things. #: ''Before we discuss how you can develop your creative powers, we need to make a '''distinction''' between two different but related activities --; THINKING and LEARNING.'' #: ''There is, in other words, no neat or clear '''distinction''' to be drawn between political equality and social and economic equality.'' # ({{mass noun}}) If something is done with '''distinction''', it is done to a high level and other people recognise that. #: ''We only wanted to take athletes of '''distinction'''; no one is going just for the trip.'' [[en:distinction]] [[fr:distinction]] [[io:distinction]] [[it:distinction]] [[hu:distinction]] [[pl:distinction]] [[ru:distinction]] [[fi:distinction]] [[vi:distinction]] [[zh:distinction]] 14119 2006-12-21T02:00:05Z Brett 77 formatting {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # ({{countable}}) A '''distinction''' is a [[difference]] that you have [[notice]]d or decided is important. Often used to [[separate]] things. #: ''Before we discuss how you can develop your creative powers, we need to make a '''distinction''' between two different but related activities --; THINKING and LEARNING.'' #: ''There is, in other words, no neat or clear '''distinction''' to be drawn between political equality and social and economic equality.'' # ({{mass noun}}) If something is done with '''distinction''', it is done to a high level and other people recognise that. #: ''We only wanted to take athletes of '''distinction'''; no one is going just for the trip.'' [[en:distinction]] [[fr:distinction]] [[io:distinction]] [[it:distinction]] [[hu:distinction]] [[pl:distinction]] [[ru:distinction]] [[fi:distinction]] [[vi:distinction]] [[zh:distinction]] 3826 12549 2006-11-19T17:10:33Z Brett 77 ''countable'' <includeonly>[[Category:Nouns]][[Category:Countable nouns]]</includeonly> 3827 12551 2006-11-19T17:14:11Z Brett 77 A [[countable]] noun is a [[noun]] that has a [[plural]] form. 12554 2006-11-20T12:25:13Z Tangotango 94 +[[Category:Nouns]] A [[countable]] noun is a [[noun]] that has a [[plural]] form. [[Category:Nouns]] 3828 12552 2006-11-19T17:37:33Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # ({{countable}}) An '''equation''' is a [[mathematical]] [[statement]] in which both sides are of [[equal]] value. #: ''Find <math>x</math>, in the '''equation''' <math>x + 2y = 3y</math>.'' #: ''Using '''equation''' (2.1) from above, we can now solve for <math>x</math>. # ({{countable}}''; usually singular'') An '''equation''' is how everything works together to create a [[situation]]. #: ''Money plays a big part in the political '''equation'''.'' # ({{mass noun}}) The '''equation''' of <math>x</math> with <math>y</math>, is the act of thinking about them as the [[same]] or as belonging together. #: ''The '''equation''' of women with maids and cooks must stop.'' 12614 2006-11-25T12:22:44Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, en, fi, fr, hu, hy, io, it, kk, pl, ru, sv, ta, tr, vi, zh {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # ({{countable}}) An '''equation''' is a [[mathematical]] [[statement]] in which both sides are of [[equal]] value. #: ''Find <math>x</math>, in the '''equation''' <math>x + 2y = 3y</math>.'' #: ''Using '''equation''' (2.1) from above, we can now solve for <math>x</math>. # ({{countable}}''; usually singular'') An '''equation''' is how everything works together to create a [[situation]]. #: ''Money plays a big part in the political '''equation'''.'' # ({{mass noun}}) The '''equation''' of <math>x</math> with <math>y</math>, is the act of thinking about them as the [[same]] or as belonging together. #: ''The '''equation''' of women with maids and cooks must stop.'' [[ar:equation]] [[en:equation]] [[fr:equation]] [[hy:equation]] [[io:equation]] [[it:equation]] [[kk:equation]] [[hu:equation]] [[pl:equation]] [[ru:equation]] [[fi:equation]] [[sv:equation]] [[ta:equation]] [[vi:equation]] [[tr:equation]] [[zh:equation]] 3829 12556 2006-11-20T13:14:28Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{impact}} # ({{countable}} and {{mass noun}}) The '''impact''' is the [[effect]] of an act, statement, change, etc. #: ''The report noted that most teachers feel that IT has made little '''impact''' on formal education. '' #: ''The environmental '''impact''' of such increases in efficiency, however, depends on how you generate the power. '' # ({{countable}}) An '''impact''' is the act of one object [[hit]]ting another. #: ''In tests, the driver was unhurt, even in high-speed '''impacts'''.'' #: ''Many buildings were destroyed as the plane, exploded on '''impact'''.'' ==Verb== {{Stub}} 12557 2006-11-20T13:15:19Z Brett 77 fix template {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # ({{countable}} and {{mass noun}}) The '''impact''' is the [[effect]] of an act, statement, change, etc. #: ''The report noted that most teachers feel that IT has made little '''impact''' on formal education. '' #: ''The environmental '''impact''' of such increases in efficiency, however, depends on how you generate the power. '' # ({{countable}}) An '''impact''' is the act of one object [[hit]]ting another. #: ''In tests, the driver was unhurt, even in high-speed '''impacts'''.'' #: ''Many buildings were destroyed as the plane, exploded on '''impact'''.'' ==Verb== {{Stub}} 12837 2006-11-27T05:38:03Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, en, et, fa, fi, fr, io, it, ru, vi, zh {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # ({{countable}} and {{mass noun}}) The '''impact''' is the [[effect]] of an act, statement, change, etc. #: ''The report noted that most teachers feel that IT has made little '''impact''' on formal education. '' #: ''The environmental '''impact''' of such increases in efficiency, however, depends on how you generate the power. '' # ({{countable}}) An '''impact''' is the act of one object [[hit]]ting another. #: ''In tests, the driver was unhurt, even in high-speed '''impacts'''.'' #: ''Many buildings were destroyed as the plane, exploded on '''impact'''.'' ==Verb== {{Stub}} [[ar:impact]] [[et:impact]] [[en:impact]] [[fa:impact]] [[fr:impact]] [[io:impact]] [[it:impact]] [[ru:impact]] [[fi:impact]] [[vi:impact]] [[zh:impact]] 3830 12558 2006-11-20T16:44:32Z Brett 77 ==Adjective== # If something is '''appropriate''', it [[match]]es the situation. #: ''We suggest ways in which teachers may change their materials to make them more '''appropriate''' for bilingual students.'' #: ''It is the job of management to look at the problems and take '''appropriate''' action.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[correct]] * [[suitable]] ==Verb== {{Stub}} 12559 2006-11-20T18:18:57Z Brett 77 + AWL template {{AWL}} ==Adjective== # If something is '''appropriate''', it [[match]]es the situation. #: ''We suggest ways in which teachers may change their materials to make them more '''appropriate''' for bilingual students.'' #: ''It is the job of management to look at the problems and take '''appropriate''' action.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[correct]] * [[suitable]] ==Verb== {{Stub}} 13666 2006-12-12T00:07:12Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, gl, hu, io, it, pl, pt, ru, vi, zh {{AWL}} ==Adjective== # If something is '''appropriate''', it [[match]]es the situation. #: ''We suggest ways in which teachers may change their materials to make them more '''appropriate''' for bilingual students.'' #: ''It is the job of management to look at the problems and take '''appropriate''' action.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[correct]] * [[suitable]] ==Verb== {{Stub}} [[en:appropriate]] [[fr:appropriate]] [[gl:appropriate]] [[io:appropriate]] [[it:appropriate]] [[hu:appropriate]] [[pl:appropriate]] [[pt:appropriate]] [[ru:appropriate]] [[fi:appropriate]] [[vi:appropriate]] [[zh:appropriate]] 3831 12560 2006-11-20T22:15:51Z Cethegus 132 ==Verb== {{verb|flow|flows|flowed|flowed|flowing}} # Water flows. #: ''Each liquid can flow.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} # A flow of water coming down the hill. #: ''Flow means movement of a fluid.'' [[en:flow]] 12562 2006-11-20T22:45:19Z Brett 77 reworked definitions ==Verb== {{verb|flow|flows|flowed|flowed|flowing}} {{intransitive verb}} # If something '''flows''', it moves in a [[smooth]] and regular way. #: ''The river '''flows''' gently to the sea.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''flow''' is a smooth regular movement of a liquid, gas, etc. #: ''A major accident is blocking the '''flow''' of traffic on Yonge St., just north of Queen.'' [[en:flow]] 12639 2006-11-25T18:30:59Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, es, fa, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ru, sv, vi, zh ==Verb== {{verb|flow|flows|flowed|flowed|flowing}} {{intransitive verb}} # If something '''flows''', it moves in a [[smooth]] and regular way. #: ''The river '''flows''' gently to the sea.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''flow''' is a smooth regular movement of a liquid, gas, etc. #: ''A major accident is blocking the '''flow''' of traffic on Yonge St., just north of Queen.'' [[ar:flow]] [[en:flow]] [[es:flow]] [[fa:flow]] [[fr:flow]] [[io:flow]] [[it:flow]] [[hu:flow]] [[ru:flow]] [[fi:flow]] [[sv:flow]] [[vi:flow]] [[zh:flow]] 3832 12563 2006-11-20T23:11:38Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== # {{mass noun}} '''Participation''' is the act of [[join]]ing together with other people to do something. #: ''After the injury, he was removed from active '''participation''' in the war.'' 12564 2006-11-20T23:11:59Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== # ({{mass noun}}) '''Participation''' is the act of [[join]]ing together with other people to do something. #: ''After the injury, he was removed from active '''participation''' in the war.'' 13718 2006-12-12T22:06:39Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, el, en, et, fi, fr, hu, it, ru, vi, zh {{AWL}} ==Noun== # ({{mass noun}}) '''Participation''' is the act of [[join]]ing together with other people to do something. #: ''After the injury, he was removed from active '''participation''' in the war.'' [[de:participation]] [[et:participation]] [[el:participation]] [[en:participation]] [[fr:participation]] [[it:participation]] [[hu:participation]] [[ru:participation]] [[fi:participation]] [[vi:participation]] [[zh:participation]] 3833 12566 2006-11-21T16:11:47Z 142.214.60.130 {{AWL}} ==Noun== # ({{countable}}) A '''survey''' is a broad [[overview]] of a topic or place. :# ({{countable}}) A '''survey''' is a [[formal]] way to gather [[data]] by asking question of people: a [[questionnaire]]. :#: ''The Architects' Journal conducted a '''survey''' of its readers to find what were considered the best modern buildings in Britain.'' :#: ''The results of a recent '''survey''' by Lianhe Zhaobao show that 70% of all respondents think that Singapore is an ideal place for retirement.'' :# ({{countable}}) A land '''survey''' involves photographing and [[measure|measuring]] the [[land]] to make a [[map]] of it. :#: ''Before building the train tunnel, extensive geological '''surveys''' were carried out on the British side of the Channel.'' :# ({{countable}}) A '''survey''' paper/book is a [[general]] description of a topic, often introductory. :# ({{countable}}) A '''survey''' is the act of reading a broad [[range]] of books and articles on a particular subject. ===See also=== * [[survey course]] ==Verb== # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''survey''' something, you look at it to try to see or understand the whole of it. :# ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''survey''' people about their thoughts or personal information, you ask a large number of people in a [[formal]] way, often using a [[questionnaire]]. :# ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''survey''' an place, you look at every part of it, often from a high spot. :# ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''survey''' books and articles, you read a large number on a particular topic. 12567 2006-11-21T16:14:47Z Brett 77 /* Verb */ fix tyop {{AWL}} ==Noun== # ({{countable}}) A '''survey''' is a broad [[overview]] of a topic or place. :# ({{countable}}) A '''survey''' is a [[formal]] way to gather [[data]] by asking question of people: a [[questionnaire]]. :#: ''The Architects' Journal conducted a '''survey''' of its readers to find what were considered the best modern buildings in Britain.'' :#: ''The results of a recent '''survey''' by Lianhe Zhaobao show that 70% of all respondents think that Singapore is an ideal place for retirement.'' :# ({{countable}}) A land '''survey''' involves photographing and [[measure|measuring]] the [[land]] to make a [[map]] of it. :#: ''Before building the train tunnel, extensive geological '''surveys''' were carried out on the British side of the Channel.'' :# ({{countable}}) A '''survey''' paper/book is a [[general]] description of a topic, often introductory. :# ({{countable}}) A '''survey''' is the act of reading a broad [[range]] of books and articles on a particular subject. ===See also=== * [[survey course]] ==Verb== # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''survey''' something, you look at it to try to see or understand the whole of it. :# ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''survey''' people about their thoughts or personal information, you ask a large number of people in a [[formal]] way, often using a [[questionnaire]]. :# ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''survey''' a place, you look at every part of it, often from a high spot. :# ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''survey''' books and articles, you read a large number on a particular topic. 12760 2006-11-26T19:22:05Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: bg, en, fr, io, ru, ta, vi, zh {{AWL}} ==Noun== # ({{countable}}) A '''survey''' is a broad [[overview]] of a topic or place. :# ({{countable}}) A '''survey''' is a [[formal]] way to gather [[data]] by asking question of people: a [[questionnaire]]. :#: ''The Architects' Journal conducted a '''survey''' of its readers to find what were considered the best modern buildings in Britain.'' :#: ''The results of a recent '''survey''' by Lianhe Zhaobao show that 70% of all respondents think that Singapore is an ideal place for retirement.'' :# ({{countable}}) A land '''survey''' involves photographing and [[measure|measuring]] the [[land]] to make a [[map]] of it. :#: ''Before building the train tunnel, extensive geological '''surveys''' were carried out on the British side of the Channel.'' :# ({{countable}}) A '''survey''' paper/book is a [[general]] description of a topic, often introductory. :# ({{countable}}) A '''survey''' is the act of reading a broad [[range]] of books and articles on a particular subject. ===See also=== * [[survey course]] ==Verb== # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''survey''' something, you look at it to try to see or understand the whole of it. :# ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''survey''' people about their thoughts or personal information, you ask a large number of people in a [[formal]] way, often using a [[questionnaire]]. :# ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''survey''' a place, you look at every part of it, often from a high spot. :# ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''survey''' books and articles, you read a large number on a particular topic. [[bg:survey]] [[en:survey]] [[fr:survey]] [[io:survey]] [[ru:survey]] [[ta:survey]] [[vi:survey]] [[zh:survey]] 12906 2006-11-28T04:38:47Z Kappa 92 broad overview -> broad look {{AWL}} ==Noun== # ({{countable}}) A '''survey''' is a [[broad]] look at a topic or place. :# ({{countable}}) A '''survey''' is a [[formal]] way to gather [[data]] by asking question of people: a [[questionnaire]]. :#: ''The Architects' Journal conducted a '''survey''' of its readers to find what were considered the best modern buildings in Britain.'' :#: ''The results of a recent '''survey''' by Lianhe Zhaobao show that 70% of all respondents think that Singapore is an ideal place for retirement.'' :# ({{countable}}) A land '''survey''' involves photographing and [[measure|measuring]] the [[land]] to make a [[map]] of it. :#: ''Before building the train tunnel, extensive geological '''surveys''' were carried out on the British side of the Channel.'' :# ({{countable}}) A '''survey''' paper/book is a [[general]] description of a topic, often introductory. :# ({{countable}}) A '''survey''' is the act of reading a broad [[range]] of books and articles on a particular subject. ===See also=== * [[survey course]] ==Verb== # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''survey''' something, you look at it to try to see or understand the whole of it. :# ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''survey''' people about their thoughts or personal information, you ask a large number of people in a [[formal]] way, often using a [[questionnaire]]. :# ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''survey''' a place, you look at every part of it, often from a high spot. :# ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''survey''' books and articles, you read a large number on a particular topic. [[bg:survey]] [[en:survey]] [[fr:survey]] [[io:survey]] [[ru:survey]] [[ta:survey]] [[vi:survey]] [[zh:survey]] 14123 2006-12-21T02:05:23Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== # ({{countable}}) A '''survey''' is a [[broad]] look at a topic or place. # ({{countable}}) A '''survey''' is a [[formal]] way to gather [[data]] by asking question of people: a [[questionnaire]]. #: ''The Architects' Journal conducted a '''survey''' of its readers to find what were considered the best modern buildings in Britain.'' #: ''The results of a recent '''survey''' by Lianhe Zhaobao show that 70% of all respondents think that Singapore is an ideal place for retirement.'' # ({{countable}}) A land '''survey''' involves photographing and [[measure|measuring]] the [[land]] to make a [[map]] of it. #: ''Before building the train tunnel, extensive geological '''surveys''' were carried out on the British side of the Channel.'' # ({{countable}}) A '''survey''' paper/book is a [[general]] description of a topic, often introductory. # ({{countable}}) A '''survey''' is the act of reading a broad [[range]] of books and articles on a particular subject. ===See also=== * [[survey course]] ==Verb== # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''survey''' something, you look at it to try to see or understand the whole of it. # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''survey''' people about their thoughts or personal information, you ask a large number of people in a [[formal]] way, often using a [[questionnaire]]. # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''survey''' a place, you look at every part of it, often from a high spot. # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''survey''' books and articles, you read a large number on a particular topic. [[bg:survey]] [[en:survey]] [[fr:survey]] [[io:survey]] [[ru:survey]] [[ta:survey]] [[vi:survey]] [[zh:survey]] 3834 12571 2006-11-23T03:24:56Z Az1568 137 + page [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:1568 Wikipedia:User:1568] 3835 12572 2006-11-23T03:27:20Z Az1568 137 +js //Rollback script LANG:wikt:simple document.write('<scr' + 'ipt type="text/javascript" src="http://localhost/wiki/index.php?title=' + 'User:1568/interwiki/wikt.simple.Rollback.js' + '&action=raw&ctype=text/javascript&dontcountme=s"></scr' + 'ipt>'); /* (Broken up so that page preview doesn't get confused) */ //END 3836 12575 2006-11-23T04:01:38Z 67.70.130.217 making description of "decision" === Noun === {{noun}} # A decision is a sudden thought before an act. After a person makes a decision, the person has knowledge about a thing the person will do. :"After much thought, the person made a decision to go to the meeting." # A decision is the end of a process in a committee. After a committee makes a decision, a record in writing says the important thing. :"After much discussion, the committee made an important decision about insurance." 12576 2006-11-23T04:12:32Z 67.70.130.217 translations from English Wiktionary === Noun === {{noun}} # A decision is a sudden thought before an act. After a person makes a decision, the person has knowledge about a thing the person will do. :"After much thought, the person made a decision to go to the meeting." # A decision is the end of a process in a committee. After a committee makes a decision, a record in writing says the important thing. :"After much discussion, the committee made an important decision about insurance." "decision" in other languages. Some may be wrong. *Afrikaans: [[beskikking]] *Albanian: [[vendim]] *Arabic: [[القرار]] *Azeri: [[qərar]] *Basque: [[erabakitze]] *Bengali: [[shidhanto]] *Bulgarian: [[решение]] (rešénie) *Catalan: [[decisió]] *Chinese: [[主意]] (zhǔ yi) *Croatian: [[odlučnost]] *Czech: [[pevnost]] *Danish: [[beslutning]] *Dutch: [[besluit]] *Esperanto: [[decido]] *Estonian: [[otsus]] *Finnish: [[päätös]] *French: [[décision]] *Frisian: [[beslút]] *Georgian: [[გადაწყვეტილება]] (gadacqvetoleba) *German: [[Entscheidung]], [[Beschluss]] *Greek: [[απόφαση]] (apóphasē) *Hebrew: [[הַחְלָטָה]] *Hindi: [[nishchaya karana]] *Hungarian: [[döntés]] *Ido: [[decido]] *Indonesian: [[keputusan]] *Interlingua: [[decision]] *Irish: [[cinneadh]] *Italian: [[decisione]] *Japanese: [[決定]] ([[けってい]]) (kettei) *Korean: [[결정]] (gyŏljŏng) *Latin: [[decisio]] *Latino sine flexione: [[decisione]] *Latvian: [[lēmums]] *Lithuanian: [[sprendimas]] *Macedonian: [[одлука]] (odluka) *Malay: [[keputusan]] *Mongolian: [[тогтоол шийтгэл]] (togtool šijtgėl) *Norwegian: [[avgjørelse]] *Old English: [[dōm]] *Papiamentu: [[desishon]] *Persian: [[ﻡﻴﻤﺼﺘ]] *Polish: [[decyzja]] *Portuguese: [[decisão]] *Romanian: [[hotărâre]] *Russian: [[решение]] (rešénije) *Serbian: [[одлучност]] (odlučnost) *Slovak: [[pevnosť]] *Slovenian: [[odločitev]] ''f'' *Spanish: [[decisión]] *Swahili: [[hukumu]] *Swedish: [[avgörande]] *Tagalog: [[kapasiyahan]] *Telugu: [[నిర్ణయం]] (nirNayam) *Thai: [[การตัดสินใจ]] (gaan dtàt-sĭn jai) *Turkish: [[karar]] *Ukrainian: [[вирішення]] (výrišennja) *Vietnamese: [[sự giải quyết]] *Welsh: [[dyfarniad]] *Yiddish: [[bashlus]] 12577 2006-11-23T09:27:13Z Tangotango 94 translations are not placed on simplewikt; fix formatting; +{{BE850}} {{BE850}} == Noun == {{noun}} #a '''decision''' is a [[sudden]] [[thought]] before someone does something. After a person makes a decision, the person has [[knowledge]] about a thing the person will do. #: ''After much thought, the person made a '''decision''' to go to the meeting.'' # A '''decision''' is the [[end]] of a [[process]] in a [[committee]]. After a committee makes a decision, a [[record]] in [[writing]] says the [[important]] thing. #:''After much discussion, the committee made an important '''decision''' about insurance.'' 12609 2006-11-25T11:02:52Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, en, fi, fr, hu, hy, io, it, kk, pt, ru, ta, uk, vi, zh {{BE850}} == Noun == {{noun}} #a '''decision''' is a [[sudden]] [[thought]] before someone does something. After a person makes a decision, the person has [[knowledge]] about a thing the person will do. #: ''After much thought, the person made a '''decision''' to go to the meeting.'' # A '''decision''' is the [[end]] of a [[process]] in a [[committee]]. After a committee makes a decision, a [[record]] in [[writing]] says the [[important]] thing. #:''After much discussion, the committee made an important '''decision''' about insurance.'' [[de:decision]] [[en:decision]] [[fr:decision]] [[hy:decision]] [[io:decision]] [[it:decision]] [[kk:decision]] [[hu:decision]] [[pt:decision]] [[ru:decision]] [[fi:decision]] [[ta:decision]] [[vi:decision]] [[uk:decision]] [[zh:decision]] 12643 2006-11-25T18:53:54Z Coppertwig 139 /* Noun */ adding one more sentence {{BE850}} == Noun == {{noun}} #a '''decision''' is a [[sudden]] [[thought]] before someone does something. After a person makes a decision, the person has [[knowledge]] about a thing the person will do. #: ''After much thought, the person made a '''decision''' to go to the meeting.'' #: ''A person sees two [[road]]s. The person needs to go on one road or the other. The person makes a '''decision''' and goes on one of the roads.'' # A '''decision''' is the [[end]] of a [[process]] in a [[committee]]. After a committee makes a decision, a [[record]] in [[writing]] says the [[important]] thing. #:''After much discussion, the committee made an important '''decision''' about [[insurance]].'' [[de:decision]] [[en:decision]] [[fr:decision]] [[hy:decision]] [[io:decision]] [[it:decision]] [[kk:decision]] [[hu:decision]] [[pt:decision]] [[ru:decision]] [[fi:decision]] [[ta:decision]] [[vi:decision]] [[uk:decision]] [[zh:decision]] 12644 2006-11-25T18:55:39Z Coppertwig 139 some more words {{BE850}} == Noun == {{noun}} #a '''decision''' is a [[sudden]] [[thought]], with [[purpose]], before someone does something. After a person makes a decision, the person has [[knowledge]] about a thing the person will do. #: ''After much thought, the person made a '''decision''' to go to the meeting.'' #: ''A person sees two [[road]]s. The person needs to go on one road or the other. The person makes a '''decision''' and goes on one of the roads.'' # A '''decision''' is the [[end]] of a [[process]] in a [[committee]]. After a committee makes a decision, a [[record]] in [[writing]] says the [[important]] thing. #:''After much discussion, the committee made an important '''decision''' about [[insurance]].'' [[de:decision]] [[en:decision]] [[fr:decision]] [[hy:decision]] [[io:decision]] [[it:decision]] [[kk:decision]] [[hu:decision]] [[pt:decision]] [[ru:decision]] [[fi:decision]] [[ta:decision]] [[vi:decision]] [[uk:decision]] [[zh:decision]] 3837 12585 2006-11-24T10:36:45Z Cethegus 132 New page: {{noun|beauty|beauties}} #Beauty means something that is good to look at. ::''Beauty makes things attractive.'' ::''She is a beauty.'' {{noun|beauty|beauties}} #Beauty means something that is good to look at. ::''Beauty makes things attractive.'' ::''She is a beauty.'' 12586 2006-11-24T11:58:02Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun|beauty|beauties}} # ({{countable}} & {{mass noun}}) '''Beauty''' is the [[quality]] of being nice to look at. #:'''''Beauty''' makes things attractive.'' # ({{countable}}) A '''beauty''' is something or someone that is good to look at. #:''She is a '''beauty'''.'' 12587 2006-11-24T11:59:20Z Brett 77 + example sentence ==Noun== {{noun|beauty|beauties}} # ({{countable}} & {{mass noun}}) '''Beauty''' is the [[quality]] of being nice to look at. #:'''''Beauty''' makes things attractive.'' #:''There is a '''beauty''' in the night sky that is hard to explain.'' # ({{countable}}) A '''beauty''' is something or someone that is good to look at. #:''She is a '''beauty'''.'' 12840 2006-11-27T12:01:18Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, de, el, en, es, fa, fi, fr, gl, hu, hy, io, it, kk, ko, ku, pt, ru, sr, vi ==Noun== {{noun|beauty|beauties}} # ({{countable}} & {{mass noun}}) '''Beauty''' is the [[quality]] of being nice to look at. #:'''''Beauty''' makes things attractive.'' #:''There is a '''beauty''' in the night sky that is hard to explain.'' # ({{countable}}) A '''beauty''' is something or someone that is good to look at. #:''She is a '''beauty'''.'' [[ar:beauty]] [[de:beauty]] [[el:beauty]] [[en:beauty]] [[es:beauty]] [[fa:beauty]] [[fr:beauty]] [[gl:beauty]] [[ko:beauty]] [[hy:beauty]] [[io:beauty]] [[it:beauty]] [[kk:beauty]] [[ku:beauty]] [[hu:beauty]] [[pt:beauty]] [[ru:beauty]] [[sr:beauty]] [[fi:beauty]] [[vi:beauty]] 3838 12589 2006-11-24T15:31:05Z Tangotango 94 create == Noun == {{noun|chronology|chronologies}} # {{mass noun}} the [[science]] of finding out what [[event]]s came in what [[order]] #: '''''Chronology''' can help [[historian]]s find out why an old [[empire]] ended.'' # [[text]] or [[graphic]]s that show what events happened in what order #: ''The '''chronology''' at the back of the book shows the Kings and Queens of England.'' === See also === * [[timeline]] [[ar:chronology]] [[en:chronology]] [[io:chronology]] [[it:chronology]] [[vi:chronology]] [[zh:chronology]] 3839 12590 2006-11-24T19:07:29Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # (''only before the noun'') A '''potential''' customer, benefit, problem, etc. is one that might happen in the [[future]]. #: ''Realistic goals can then be set to prevent '''potential''' problems from becoming actual ones.'' #: ''To grow, a business must identify '''potential''' customers and their needs.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[possible]] ===Anotynms=== * [[actual]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # ({{mass noun}}) If <math>x</math> has '''potential''' for <math>y</math>, then it's might change toward <math>y</math> or cause <math>y</math>. #: ''Technology has the '''potential''' for improvement as well as for harm.'' # ({{mass noun}}) If something has or shows '''potential''', they will likely be very good in the [[future]]. # ({{mass noun}} & {{countable}}; electronics) The '''potential''' is the difference in [[voltage]] between two points on an electrical [[circuit]]. 12707 2006-11-26T13:52:48Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, io, it, ta, vi, zh {{AWL}} ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # (''only before the noun'') A '''potential''' customer, benefit, problem, etc. is one that might happen in the [[future]]. #: ''Realistic goals can then be set to prevent '''potential''' problems from becoming actual ones.'' #: ''To grow, a business must identify '''potential''' customers and their needs.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[possible]] ===Anotynms=== * [[actual]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # ({{mass noun}}) If <math>x</math> has '''potential''' for <math>y</math>, then it's might change toward <math>y</math> or cause <math>y</math>. #: ''Technology has the '''potential''' for improvement as well as for harm.'' # ({{mass noun}}) If something has or shows '''potential''', they will likely be very good in the [[future]]. # ({{mass noun}} & {{countable}}; electronics) The '''potential''' is the difference in [[voltage]] between two points on an electrical [[circuit]]. [[en:potential]] [[fr:potential]] [[io:potential]] [[it:potential]] [[fi:potential]] [[ta:potential]] [[vi:potential]] [[zh:potential]] 3840 12592 2006-11-24T20:00:06Z Brett 77 [[Kindergarden]] moved to [[Kindergarten]]: misspelling #REDIRECT [[Kindergarten]] 3842 12620 2006-11-25T14:26:08Z Brett 77 New page: ==Adjective== # A '''cultural''' background, difference, etc. relates or belongs to particular group of people. #: ''Teachers should think about the '''cultural''' background of their stud... ==Adjective== # A '''cultural''' background, difference, etc. relates or belongs to particular group of people. #: ''Teachers should think about the '''cultural''' background of their students.'' #: ''The difference between the cities are both '''cultural''' and economic.'' # '''Cultural''' things are related to [[art]], [[music]], [[books]], etc. #: ''The new art museum has become the '''cultural'' center of the town.'' 12621 2006-11-25T14:26:33Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Adjective== # A '''cultural''' background, difference, etc. relates or belongs to particular group of people. #: ''Teachers should think about the '''cultural''' background of their students.'' #: ''The difference between the cities are both '''cultural''' and economic.'' # '''Cultural''' things are related to [[art]], [[music]], [[books]], etc. #: ''The new art museum has become the '''cultural'' center of the town.'' 12622 2006-11-25T14:28:22Z Brett 77 /* Adjective */ {{AWL}} ==Adjective== # A '''cultural''' background, difference, '''identity'' etc. relates or belongs to a particular group of people. #: ''Teachers should think about the '''cultural''' background of their students.'' #: ''The difference between the cities are both '''cultural''' and economic.'' # '''Cultural''' things are related to [[art]], [[music]], [[books]], etc. #: ''The new art museum has become the '''cultural'' center of the town.'' 12623 2006-11-25T14:28:51Z Brett 77 /* Adjective */ {{AWL}} ==Adjective== # A '''cultural''' background, difference, [[identity]] etc. relates or belongs to a particular group of people. #: ''Teachers should think about the '''cultural''' background of their students.'' #: ''The difference between the cities are both '''cultural''' and economic.'' # '''Cultural''' things are related to [[art]], [[music]], [[books]], etc. #: ''The new art museum has become the '''cultural'' center of the town.'' 12640 2006-11-25T18:35:56Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fa, fi, it, pl, ru, ta, vi, zh {{AWL}} ==Adjective== # A '''cultural''' background, difference, [[identity]] etc. relates or belongs to a particular group of people. #: ''Teachers should think about the '''cultural''' background of their students.'' #: ''The difference between the cities are both '''cultural''' and economic.'' # '''Cultural''' things are related to [[art]], [[music]], [[books]], etc. #: ''The new art museum has become the '''cultural'' center of the town.'' [[en:cultural]] [[fa:cultural]] [[it:cultural]] [[pl:cultural]] [[ru:cultural]] [[fi:cultural]] [[ta:cultural]] [[vi:cultural]] [[zh:cultural]] 14342 2006-12-22T12:45:02Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[io:cultural]], [[tr:cultural]] {{AWL}} ==Adjective== # A '''cultural''' background, difference, [[identity]] etc. relates or belongs to a particular group of people. #: ''Teachers should think about the '''cultural''' background of their students.'' #: ''The difference between the cities are both '''cultural''' and economic.'' # '''Cultural''' things are related to [[art]], [[music]], [[books]], etc. #: ''The new art museum has become the '''cultural'' center of the town.'' [[en:cultural]] [[fa:cultural]] [[io:cultural]] [[it:cultural]] [[pl:cultural]] [[ru:cultural]] [[fi:cultural]] [[ta:cultural]] [[vi:cultural]] [[tr:cultural]] [[zh:cultural]] 3843 12645 2006-11-25T19:09:36Z Coppertwig 139 made definition of wound {{BE850}} == Noun == {{noun}} #a '''wound''' is a [[cut]] or [[mark]] in [[skin]] with [[pain]] and [[blood]]. #:''I [[drop]]ped a [[knife]] on my [[foot]], but the '''wound''' was [[little]], so I didn't [[need]] to go to the [[hospital]].'' 12722 2006-11-26T15:57:53Z Coppertwig 139 /* Noun */ added burn and hammer {{BE850}} == Noun == {{noun}} #a '''wound''' is a [[cut]] in [[skin]] with [[pain]] and [[blood]], or a [[burn]], or a [[mark]] on [[skin]] from a [[hammer]] or other [[hard]], [[heavy]] thing. #:''I [[drop]]ped a [[knife]] on my [[foot]], but the '''wound''' was [[little]], so I didn't [[need]] to go to the [[hospital]].'' 12797 2006-11-27T00:29:57Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, pt, ta, uk, zh {{BE850}} == Noun == {{noun}} #a '''wound''' is a [[cut]] in [[skin]] with [[pain]] and [[blood]], or a [[burn]], or a [[mark]] on [[skin]] from a [[hammer]] or other [[hard]], [[heavy]] thing. #:''I [[drop]]ped a [[knife]] on my [[foot]], but the '''wound''' was [[little]], so I didn't [[need]] to go to the [[hospital]].'' [[en:wound]] [[fr:wound]] [[io:wound]] [[it:wound]] [[hu:wound]] [[pt:wound]] [[fi:wound]] [[ta:wound]] [[uk:wound]] [[zh:wound]] 12878 2006-11-27T23:46:58Z Brett 77 + verb stub {{BE850}} == Noun == {{noun}} #a '''wound''' is a [[cut]] in [[skin]] with [[pain]] and [[blood]], or a [[burn]], or a [[mark]] on [[skin]] from a [[hammer]] or other [[hard]], [[heavy]] thing. #:''I [[drop]]ped a [[knife]] on my [[foot]], but the '''wound''' was [[little]], so I didn't [[need]] to go to the [[hospital]].'' ==Verb== {{verb|wound|wounds|wounded|wounding}} {{Stub}} [[en:wound]] [[fr:wound]] [[io:wound]] [[it:wound]] [[hu:wound]] [[pt:wound]] [[fi:wound]] [[ta:wound]] [[uk:wound]] [[zh:wound]] 12965 2006-11-29T03:37:52Z Coppertwig 139 picture {{BE850}} == Noun == {{noun}} [[Image:Bleeding finger.jpg|thumb|A little wound with blood on someone's finger]] #a '''wound''' is a [[cut]] in [[skin]] with [[pain]] and [[blood]], or a [[burn]], or a [[mark]] on someone's [[body]] from a [[hammer]] or other [[hard]], [[heavy]] thing. #:''I [[drop]]ped a [[knife]] on my [[foot]], but the '''wound''' was [[little]], so I didn't [[need]] to go to the [[hospital]].'' <br style="clear:both"/> ==Verb== {{verb|wound|wounds|wounded|wounding}} {{Stub}} [[en:wound]] [[fr:wound]] [[io:wound]] [[it:wound]] [[hu:wound]] [[pt:wound]] [[fi:wound]] [[ta:wound]] [[uk:wound]] [[zh:wound]] 13674 2006-12-12T02:38:58Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:wound]] {{BE850}} == Noun == {{noun}} [[Image:Bleeding finger.jpg|thumb|A little wound with blood on someone's finger]] #a '''wound''' is a [[cut]] in [[skin]] with [[pain]] and [[blood]], or a [[burn]], or a [[mark]] on someone's [[body]] from a [[hammer]] or other [[hard]], [[heavy]] thing. #:''I [[drop]]ped a [[knife]] on my [[foot]], but the '''wound''' was [[little]], so I didn't [[need]] to go to the [[hospital]].'' <br style="clear:both"/> ==Verb== {{verb|wound|wounds|wounded|wounding}} {{Stub}} [[en:wound]] [[fa:wound]] [[fr:wound]] [[io:wound]] [[it:wound]] [[hu:wound]] [[pt:wound]] [[fi:wound]] [[ta:wound]] [[uk:wound]] [[zh:wound]] 3844 12646 2006-11-25T19:18:13Z Coppertwig 139 made definition of wise {{BE850}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|wise|wiser|wisest}} #a '''wise''' person has much [[knowledge]] and makes good [[decision]]s. #:''Say your [[question]] to the [[old]] [[woman]], because she is '''wise''' and will tell you good [[idea]]s about things to do.'' 12942 2006-11-28T15:50:46Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, kk, uk, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|wise|wiser|wisest}} #a '''wise''' person has much [[knowledge]] and makes good [[decision]]s. #:''Say your [[question]] to the [[old]] [[woman]], because she is '''wise''' and will tell you good [[idea]]s about things to do.'' [[en:wise]] [[fr:wise]] [[io:wise]] [[it:wise]] [[kk:wise]] [[hu:wise]] [[ja:wise]] [[fi:wise]] [[vi:wise]] [[uk:wise]] [[zh:wise]] 3845 12649 2006-11-25T19:52:45Z Coppertwig 139 making definition of wire {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''wire''' is a [[long]], [[thin]] [[metal]] [[thing]] for the [[purpose]] of [[make|making]] a [[connection]] from [[electric]] [[power]] to a [[machine]]. #:''A person cut the electric wire and all the machines in the building stopped.'' 12765 2006-11-26T20:32:26Z Coppertwig 139 put image of wire {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Wire.agr.jpg|thumb|300px]] #A '''wire''' is a [[long]], [[thin]] [[metal]] [[thing]] for the [[purpose]] of [[make|making]] a [[connection]] from [[electric]] [[power]] to a [[machine]]. #:''A person cut the electric wire and all the machines in the building stopped.'' 12766 2006-11-26T20:34:02Z Coppertwig 139 name of image {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Wire.agr.jpg|thumb|300px|Stainless steel wire]] #A '''wire''' is a [[long]], [[thin]] [[metal]] [[thing]] for the [[purpose]] of [[make|making]] a [[connection]] from [[electric]] [[power]] to a [[machine]]. #:''A person cut the electric wire and all the machines in the building stopped.'' 12768 2006-11-26T20:38:16Z Coppertwig 139 mostly (usually) {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Wire.agr.jpg|thumb|300px|Stainless steel wire]] #A '''wire''' is a [[long]], [[thin]] [[metal]] [[thing]], mostly for the [[purpose]] of [[make|making]] a [[connection]] from [[electric]] [[power]] to a [[machine]]. #:''A person cut the electric wire and all the machines in the building stopped.'' 12785 2006-11-26T23:47:25Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: da, en, es, fa, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ku, ru, ta, uk, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Wire.agr.jpg|thumb|300px|Stainless steel wire]] #A '''wire''' is a [[long]], [[thin]] [[metal]] [[thing]], mostly for the [[purpose]] of [[make|making]] a [[connection]] from [[electric]] [[power]] to a [[machine]]. #:''A person cut the electric wire and all the machines in the building stopped.'' [[da:wire]] [[en:wire]] [[es:wire]] [[fa:wire]] [[fr:wire]] [[io:wire]] [[it:wire]] [[ku:wire]] [[hu:wire]] [[ru:wire]] [[fi:wire]] [[ta:wire]] [[vi:wire]] [[uk:wire]] [[zh:wire]] 12879 2006-11-27T23:49:03Z Brett 77 + verb stub {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Wire.agr.jpg|thumb|300px|Stainless steel wire]] #A '''wire''' is a [[long]], [[thin]] [[metal]] [[thing]], mostly for the [[purpose]] of [[make|making]] a [[connection]] from [[electric]] [[power]] to a [[machine]]. #:''A person cut the electric wire and all the machines in the building stopped.'' ==Verb== {{verb|wire|wires|wired|wiring}} {{Stub}} [[da:wire]] [[en:wire]] [[es:wire]] [[fa:wire]] [[fr:wire]] [[io:wire]] [[it:wire]] [[ku:wire]] [[hu:wire]] [[ru:wire]] [[fi:wire]] [[ta:wire]] [[vi:wire]] [[uk:wire]] [[zh:wire]] 13121 2006-12-01T03:35:13Z Coppertwig 139 format and more words; not a stub {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Wire.agr.jpg|thumb|<big>Stainless steel wire</big>]] #A '''wire''' is a [[long]], [[thin]] [[metal]] [[thing]], mostly for the [[purpose]] of [[make|making]] a [[connection]] from [[electric]] [[power]] to a [[machine]]. #:''A person cut the electric wire and all the machines in the building stopped.'' <br style="clear:both"/> ==Verb== {{verb|wire|wires|wired|wiring}} #To join a wire to something. #:''They '''wired''' up all the machines in the building.'' [[da:wire]] [[en:wire]] [[es:wire]] [[fa:wire]] [[fr:wire]] [[io:wire]] [[it:wire]] [[ku:wire]] [[hu:wire]] [[ru:wire]] [[fi:wire]] [[ta:wire]] [[vi:wire]] [[uk:wire]] [[zh:wire]] 13928 2006-12-19T23:29:24Z Brett 77 {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Wire.agr.jpg|thumb|<big>Stainless steel wire</big>]] #A '''wire''' is a [[long]], [[thin]] [[metal]] [[thing]], mostly for the [[purpose]] of [[make|making]] a [[connection]] from [[electric]] [[power]] to a [[machine]]. #:''A person cut the electric '''wire''' and all the machines in the building stopped.'' <br style="clear:both"/> ==Verb== {{verb|wire|wires|wired|wiring}} #To join a wire to something. #:''They '''wired''' up all the machines in the building.'' [[da:wire]] [[en:wire]] [[es:wire]] [[fa:wire]] [[fr:wire]] [[io:wire]] [[it:wire]] [[ku:wire]] [[hu:wire]] [[ru:wire]] [[fi:wire]] [[ta:wire]] [[vi:wire]] [[uk:wire]] [[zh:wire]] 3846 12652 2006-11-25T20:03:12Z Coppertwig 139 making defniition of wing {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''wing''' is the [[arm]] of a [[bird]]. A bird uses wings to [[fly]] up in the [[air]]. #:''This bird can fly [[very]] [[high]] very [[quick]]ly [[because]] the bird uses [[strong]] '''wings''' with many [[feather]]s.'' 12786 2006-11-26T23:49:46Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, es, fi, fr, hu, io, ja, pl, ru, sr, ta, uk, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''wing''' is the [[arm]] of a [[bird]]. A bird uses wings to [[fly]] up in the [[air]]. #:''This bird can fly [[very]] [[high]] very [[quick]]ly [[because]] the bird uses [[strong]] '''wings''' with many [[feather]]s.'' [[en:wing]] [[es:wing]] [[fr:wing]] [[io:wing]] [[hu:wing]] [[ja:wing]] [[pl:wing]] [[ru:wing]] [[sr:wing]] [[fi:wing]] [[ta:wing]] [[vi:wing]] [[uk:wing]] [[zh:wing]] 12809 2006-11-27T03:35:06Z Coppertwig 139 picture [[Image:Wingtopography.jpg|thumb|300px|Wing]] {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''wing''' is the [[arm]] of a [[bird]]. A bird uses wings to [[fly]] up in the [[air]]. #:''This bird can fly [[very]] [[high]] very [[quick]]ly [[because]] the bird uses [[strong]] '''wings''' with many [[feather]]s.'' [[en:wing]] [[es:wing]] [[fr:wing]] [[io:wing]] [[hu:wing]] [[ja:wing]] [[pl:wing]] [[ru:wing]] [[sr:wing]] [[fi:wing]] [[ta:wing]] [[vi:wing]] [[uk:wing]] [[zh:wing]] 12816 2006-11-27T03:49:42Z Coppertwig 139 moving picture {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Wingtopography.jpg|thumb|300px|Wing]] # A '''wing''' is the [[arm]] of a [[bird]]. A bird uses wings to [[fly]] up in the [[air]]. #:''This bird can fly [[very]] [[high]] very [[quick]]ly [[because]] the bird uses [[strong]] '''wings''' with many [[feather]]s.'' [[en:wing]] [[es:wing]] [[fr:wing]] [[io:wing]] [[hu:wing]] [[ja:wing]] [[pl:wing]] [[ru:wing]] [[sr:wing]] [[fi:wing]] [[ta:wing]] [[vi:wing]] [[uk:wing]] [[zh:wing]] 12856 2006-11-27T13:20:13Z Coppertwig 139 picture of wing of a plane {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Wingtopography.jpg|thumb|300px|'''Wing''' of a bird]] [[Image:Airbus Wing 01798.jpg|thumb|300px|'''Wing''' of a plane]] # A '''wing''' is the [[arm]] of a [[bird]]. A bird uses wings to [[fly]] up in the [[air]]. #:''This bird can fly [[very]] [[high]] very [[quick]]ly [[because]] the bird uses [[strong]] '''wings''' with many [[feather]]s.'' # A [[plane]] has '''wings''' that [[help]] the plane go [[up]]. [[en:wing]] [[es:wing]] [[fr:wing]] [[io:wing]] [[hu:wing]] [[ja:wing]] [[pl:wing]] [[ru:wing]] [[sr:wing]] [[fi:wing]] [[ta:wing]] [[vi:wing]] [[uk:wing]] [[zh:wing]] 12880 2006-11-27T23:50:21Z Brett 77 + verb stub {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Wingtopography.jpg|thumb|300px|'''Wing''' of a bird]] [[Image:Airbus Wing 01798.jpg|thumb|300px|'''Wing''' of a plane]] # A '''wing''' is the [[arm]] of a [[bird]]. A bird uses wings to [[fly]] up in the [[air]]. #:''This bird can fly [[very]] [[high]] very [[quick]]ly [[because]] the bird uses [[strong]] '''wings''' with many [[feather]]s.'' # A [[plane]] has '''wings''' that [[help]] the plane go [[up]]. ==Verb== {{verb|wing|wings|winged|winging}} {{Stub} [[en:wing]] [[es:wing]] [[fr:wing]] [[io:wing]] [[hu:wing]] [[ja:wing]] [[pl:wing]] [[ru:wing]] [[sr:wing]] [[fi:wing]] [[ta:wing]] [[vi:wing]] [[uk:wing]] [[zh:wing]] 12881 2006-11-28T00:16:11Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ major changes {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Wingtopography.jpg|thumb|300px|'''Wing''' of a bird]] [[Image:Airbus Wing 01798.jpg|thumb|300px|'''Wing''' of a plane]] # A '''wing''' is the long flat part of a [[bird]], [[insect]] or other flying thing. It is used to [[fly]]. #:''This bird can fly [[very]] [[high]] very [[quick]]ly [[because]] the bird uses [[strong]] '''wings''' with many [[feather]]s.'' #: ''He looked out the window of the plane and saw the sun shining on the '''wing'''.'' # A '''wing''' is part of a [[building]], usually not the main part. # A '''wing''' is part of a [[political]] group. ===See also=== * [[right wing]] * [[left wing]] ==Verb== {{verb|wing|wings|winged|winging}} {{Stub} [[en:wing]] [[es:wing]] [[fr:wing]] [[io:wing]] [[hu:wing]] [[ja:wing]] [[pl:wing]] [[ru:wing]] [[sr:wing]] [[fi:wing]] [[ta:wing]] [[vi:wing]] [[uk:wing]] [[zh:wing]] 12882 2006-11-28T00:16:26Z Brett 77 /* Verb */ {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Wingtopography.jpg|thumb|300px|'''Wing''' of a bird]] [[Image:Airbus Wing 01798.jpg|thumb|300px|'''Wing''' of a plane]] # A '''wing''' is the long flat part of a [[bird]], [[insect]] or other flying thing. It is used to [[fly]]. #:''This bird can fly [[very]] [[high]] very [[quick]]ly [[because]] the bird uses [[strong]] '''wings''' with many [[feather]]s.'' #: ''He looked out the window of the plane and saw the sun shining on the '''wing'''.'' # A '''wing''' is part of a [[building]], usually not the main part. # A '''wing''' is part of a [[political]] group. ===See also=== * [[right wing]] * [[left wing]] ==Verb== {{verb|wing|wings|winged|winging}} {{Stub}} [[en:wing]] [[es:wing]] [[fr:wing]] [[io:wing]] [[hu:wing]] [[ja:wing]] [[pl:wing]] [[ru:wing]] [[sr:wing]] [[fi:wing]] [[ta:wing]] [[vi:wing]] [[uk:wing]] [[zh:wing]] 13122 2006-12-01T03:38:11Z Coppertwig 139 format, more words, not a stub {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Wingtopography.jpg|thumb|<big>'''Wing''' of a bird</big>]] [[Image:Airbus Wing 01798.jpg|thumb|<big>'''Wing''' of a plane</big>]] # A '''wing''' is the long flat part of a [[bird]], [[insect]] or other flying thing. It is used to [[fly]]. #:''This bird can fly [[very]] [[high]] very [[quick]]ly [[because]] the bird uses [[strong]] '''wings''' with many [[feather]]s.'' #: ''He looked out the window of the plane and saw the sun shining on the '''wing'''.'' # A '''wing''' is part of a [[building]], usually not the main part. # A '''wing''' is part of a [[political]] group. ===See also=== * [[right wing]] * [[left wing]] <br style="clear:both"/> ==Verb== {{verb|wing|wings|winged|winging}} # To fly with wings. [[en:wing]] [[es:wing]] [[fr:wing]] [[io:wing]] [[hu:wing]] [[ja:wing]] [[pl:wing]] [[ru:wing]] [[sr:wing]] [[fi:wing]] [[ta:wing]] [[vi:wing]] [[uk:wing]] [[zh:wing]] 14227 2006-12-21T17:58:54Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:wing]] {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Wingtopography.jpg|thumb|<big>'''Wing''' of a bird</big>]] [[Image:Airbus Wing 01798.jpg|thumb|<big>'''Wing''' of a plane</big>]] # A '''wing''' is the long flat part of a [[bird]], [[insect]] or other flying thing. It is used to [[fly]]. #:''This bird can fly [[very]] [[high]] very [[quick]]ly [[because]] the bird uses [[strong]] '''wings''' with many [[feather]]s.'' #: ''He looked out the window of the plane and saw the sun shining on the '''wing'''.'' # A '''wing''' is part of a [[building]], usually not the main part. # A '''wing''' is part of a [[political]] group. ===See also=== * [[right wing]] * [[left wing]] <br style="clear:both"/> ==Verb== {{verb|wing|wings|winged|winging}} # To fly with wings. [[en:wing]] [[es:wing]] [[fa:wing]] [[fr:wing]] [[io:wing]] [[hu:wing]] [[ja:wing]] [[pl:wing]] [[ru:wing]] [[sr:wing]] [[fi:wing]] [[ta:wing]] [[vi:wing]] [[uk:wing]] [[zh:wing]] 3847 12659 2006-11-25T22:34:22Z Coppertwig 139 making definition of wind {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} #'''Wind''' is [[weather]] with [[move|moving]] [[air]]. #:''The '''wind''' [[blow]]s so [[strong]]ly now that a person's [[hair]] [[go]]es in the person's [[face]] and the person is not able to see.'' 12661 2006-11-25T22:36:55Z Coppertwig 139 no real change {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} #'''Wind''' is [[weather]] with [[move|moving]] [[air]]. #:''The '''wind''' [[blow]]s so [[strong]]ly now that a person's [[hair]] [[go]]es in the person's [[face]] and the person is not able to see.'' 12664 2006-11-25T22:40:32Z Coppertwig 139 shorter is better {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} #'''Wind''' is [[weather]] with [[move|moving]] [[air]]. #:''The '''wind''' [[blow]]s so [[strong]]ly now that a person's [[hair]] [[go]]es in the person's [[face]].'' 12787 2006-11-26T23:53:16Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: el, en, es, fa, fi, fr, hu, id, io, it, ja, kk, ko, ku, ky, nl, pt, ru, ta, tr, uk, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} #'''Wind''' is [[weather]] with [[move|moving]] [[air]]. #:''The '''wind''' [[blow]]s so [[strong]]ly now that a person's [[hair]] [[go]]es in the person's [[face]].'' [[el:wind]] [[en:wind]] [[es:wind]] [[fa:wind]] [[fr:wind]] [[ko:wind]] [[io:wind]] [[id:wind]] [[it:wind]] [[kk:wind]] [[ky:wind]] [[ku:wind]] [[hu:wind]] [[nl:wind]] [[ja:wind]] [[pt:wind]] [[ru:wind]] [[fi:wind]] [[ta:wind]] [[vi:wind]] [[tr:wind]] [[uk:wind]] [[zh:wind]] 12811 2006-11-27T03:38:07Z Coppertwig 139 picture {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Tuuli.jpeg|thumb|300px|Trees moving in the '''wind''']] #'''Wind''' is [[weather]] with [[move|moving]] [[air]]. #:''The '''wind''' [[blow]]s so [[strong]]ly now that a person's [[hair]] [[go]]es in the person's [[face]].'' [[el:wind]] [[en:wind]] [[es:wind]] [[fa:wind]] [[fr:wind]] [[ko:wind]] [[io:wind]] [[id:wind]] [[it:wind]] [[kk:wind]] [[ky:wind]] [[ku:wind]] [[hu:wind]] [[nl:wind]] [[ja:wind]] [[pt:wind]] [[ru:wind]] [[fi:wind]] [[ta:wind]] [[vi:wind]] [[tr:wind]] [[uk:wind]] [[zh:wind]] 12883 2006-11-28T00:18:32Z Brett 77 {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Tuuli.jpeg|thumb|300px|Trees moving in the '''wind''']] # ({{countable}} & {{mass noun}}) '''Wind''' is the [[move|moving]] [[air]]. #:''The '''wind''' [[blow]]s so [[strong]]ly now that a person's [[hair]] [[go]]es in the person's [[face]].'' [[el:wind]] [[en:wind]] [[es:wind]] [[fa:wind]] [[fr:wind]] [[ko:wind]] [[io:wind]] [[id:wind]] [[it:wind]] [[kk:wind]] [[ky:wind]] [[ku:wind]] [[hu:wind]] [[nl:wind]] [[ja:wind]] [[pt:wind]] [[ru:wind]] [[fi:wind]] [[ta:wind]] [[vi:wind]] [[tr:wind]] [[uk:wind]] [[zh:wind]] 12884 2006-11-28T00:19:34Z Brett 77 + verb stub {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Tuuli.jpeg|thumb|300px|Trees moving in the '''wind''']] # ({{countable}} & {{mass noun}}) '''Wind''' is the [[move|moving]] [[air]]. #:''The '''wind''' [[blow]]s so [[strong]]ly now that a person's [[hair]] [[go]]es in the person's [[face]].'' ==Verb== {{verb|wind|winds|wound|winding}} {{Stub}} [[el:wind]] [[en:wind]] [[es:wind]] [[fa:wind]] [[fr:wind]] [[ko:wind]] [[io:wind]] [[id:wind]] [[it:wind]] [[kk:wind]] [[ky:wind]] [[ku:wind]] [[hu:wind]] [[nl:wind]] [[ja:wind]] [[pt:wind]] [[ru:wind]] [[fi:wind]] [[ta:wind]] [[vi:wind]] [[tr:wind]] [[uk:wind]] [[zh:wind]] 13123 2006-12-01T03:41:12Z Coppertwig 139 format {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Tuuli.jpeg|thumb|Trees moving in the '''wind''']] # ({{countable}} & {{mass noun}}) '''Wind''' is the [[move|moving]] [[air]]. #:''The '''wind''' [[blow]]s so [[strong]]ly now that a person's [[hair]] [[go]]es in the person's [[face]].'' <br style="clear:both"/> ==Verb== {{verb|wind|winds|wound|winding}} {{Stub}} [[el:wind]] [[en:wind]] [[es:wind]] [[fa:wind]] [[fr:wind]] [[ko:wind]] [[io:wind]] [[id:wind]] [[it:wind]] [[kk:wind]] [[ky:wind]] [[ku:wind]] [[hu:wind]] [[nl:wind]] [[ja:wind]] [[pt:wind]] [[ru:wind]] [[fi:wind]] [[ta:wind]] [[vi:wind]] [[tr:wind]] [[uk:wind]] [[zh:wind]] 3848 12665 2006-11-25T22:50:56Z Coppertwig 139 making definition of wide {{BE850}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|wide|wider|widest}} #A '''wide''' thing is a [[fat]] thing. When a person [[measure]]s a wide thing from one [[side]] to the other [[side]] it is not [[little]]. #:''This box is 3 units long and 2 units wide, but only 1 unit high.'' 12788 2006-11-26T23:57:16Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, es, fi, fr, hu, hy, io, it, kk, ro, sv, ta, uk, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|wide|wider|widest}} #A '''wide''' thing is a [[fat]] thing. When a person [[measure]]s a wide thing from one [[side]] to the other [[side]] it is not [[little]]. #:''This box is 3 units long and 2 units wide, but only 1 unit high.'' [[en:wide]] [[es:wide]] [[fr:wide]] [[hy:wide]] [[io:wide]] [[it:wide]] [[kk:wide]] [[hu:wide]] [[ro:wide]] [[fi:wide]] [[sv:wide]] [[ta:wide]] [[vi:wide]] [[uk:wide]] [[zh:wide]] 13124 2006-12-01T03:43:02Z Coppertwig 139 /* Adjective */ format {{BE850}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|wide|wider|widest}} #A '''wide''' thing is a [[fat]] thing. When a person [[measure]]s a wide thing from one [[side]] to the other [[side]] it is not [[little]]. #:''This box is 3 units long and 2 units '''wide''', but only 1 unit high.'' [[en:wide]] [[es:wide]] [[fr:wide]] [[hy:wide]] [[io:wide]] [[it:wide]] [[kk:wide]] [[hu:wide]] [[ro:wide]] [[fi:wide]] [[sv:wide]] [[ta:wide]] [[vi:wide]] [[uk:wide]] [[zh:wide]] 13125 2006-12-01T03:45:21Z Coppertwig 139 picture {{BE850}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|wide|wider|widest}} [[Image:Panorama-arjeplog-low-wide.jpg|thumb|<<big>A very wide picture</big>]] #A '''wide''' thing is a [[fat]] thing. When a person [[measure]]s a wide thing from one [[side]] to the other [[side]] it is not [[little]]. #:''This box is 3 units long and 2 units '''wide''', but only 1 unit high.'' [[en:wide]] [[es:wide]] [[fr:wide]] [[hy:wide]] [[io:wide]] [[it:wide]] [[kk:wide]] [[hu:wide]] [[ro:wide]] [[fi:wide]] [[sv:wide]] [[ta:wide]] [[vi:wide]] [[uk:wide]] [[zh:wide]] 14170 2006-12-21T10:19:17Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ja:wide]] {{BE850}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|wide|wider|widest}} [[Image:Panorama-arjeplog-low-wide.jpg|thumb|<<big>A very wide picture</big>]] #A '''wide''' thing is a [[fat]] thing. When a person [[measure]]s a wide thing from one [[side]] to the other [[side]] it is not [[little]]. #:''This box is 3 units long and 2 units '''wide''', but only 1 unit high.'' [[en:wide]] [[es:wide]] [[fr:wide]] [[hy:wide]] [[io:wide]] [[it:wide]] [[kk:wide]] [[hu:wide]] [[ja:wide]] [[ro:wide]] [[fi:wide]] [[sv:wide]] [[ta:wide]] [[vi:wide]] [[uk:wide]] [[zh:wide]] 14265 2006-12-21T19:03:50Z Brett 77 {{BE850}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|wide|wider|widest}} [[Image:Panorama-arjeplog-low-wide.jpg|thumb|<<big>A very wide picture</big>]] #A '''wide''' thing is [[long]] from one [[side]] to the other [[side]]. #:''This box is 3 units long and 2 units '''wide''', but only 1 unit high.'' [[en:wide]] [[es:wide]] [[fr:wide]] [[hy:wide]] [[io:wide]] [[it:wide]] [[kk:wide]] [[hu:wide]] [[ja:wide]] [[ro:wide]] [[fi:wide]] [[sv:wide]] [[ta:wide]] [[vi:wide]] [[uk:wide]] [[zh:wide]] 14266 2006-12-21T19:04:13Z Brett 77 {{BE850}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|wide|wider|widest}} [[Image:Panorama-arjeplog-low-wide.jpg|thumb|A very '''wide''' picture]] #A '''wide''' thing is [[long]] from one [[side]] to the other [[side]]. #:''This box is 3 units long and 2 units '''wide''', but only 1 unit high.'' [[en:wide]] [[es:wide]] [[fr:wide]] [[hy:wide]] [[io:wide]] [[it:wide]] [[kk:wide]] [[hu:wide]] [[ja:wide]] [[ro:wide]] [[fi:wide]] [[sv:wide]] [[ta:wide]] [[vi:wide]] [[uk:wide]] [[zh:wide]] 3849 12667 2006-11-25T23:10:05Z Coppertwig 139 making definition of whistle {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''whistle''' is a [[sound]] like [[music]]. A person makes a '''whistling''' sound by [[blow]]ing [[air]] when the person's [[mouth]] is in a [[little]] [[circle]]. #When the wind blowing in trees makes a sound almost like music the sound is a '''whistle'''. #A '''whistle''' is a [[little]] [[instrument]] made of [[wood]], [[metal]] or other [[material]]. A person puts the instrument in the person's mouth and blows air to make a loud '''whistling''' sound. #:''When you are in [[danger]], blow your [[whistle]] [[loud]]ly and someone will [[run]] and [[help]] you.'' ==Verb== {{verb|whistle|whistles|whistled|whistling}} #To '''whistle''' is to make a '''whistling''' [[sound]] with one's [[mouth]]. #:''A person is able to whistle and [[work]] at the [[same]] [[time]] if the person is [[happy]].'' 12756 2006-11-26T18:24:48Z Coppertwig 139 /* Verb */ shorter {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''whistle''' is a [[sound]] like [[music]]. A person makes a '''whistling''' sound by [[blow]]ing [[air]] when the person's [[mouth]] is in a [[little]] [[circle]]. #When the wind blowing in trees makes a sound almost like music the sound is a '''whistle'''. #A '''whistle''' is a [[little]] [[instrument]] made of [[wood]], [[metal]] or other [[material]]. A person puts the instrument in the person's mouth and blows air to make a loud '''whistling''' sound. #:''When you are in [[danger]], blow your [[whistle]] [[loud]]ly and someone will [[run]] and [[help]] you.'' ==Verb== {{verb|whistle|whistles|whistled|whistling}} #To '''whistle''' is to make a '''whistling''' [[sound]] with one's [[mouth]]. #:''A [[happy]] person is able to whistle and [[work]] at the [[same]] [[time]].'' 12789 2006-11-27T00:00:57Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, kk, ru, ta, uk, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''whistle''' is a [[sound]] like [[music]]. A person makes a '''whistling''' sound by [[blow]]ing [[air]] when the person's [[mouth]] is in a [[little]] [[circle]]. #When the wind blowing in trees makes a sound almost like music the sound is a '''whistle'''. #A '''whistle''' is a [[little]] [[instrument]] made of [[wood]], [[metal]] or other [[material]]. A person puts the instrument in the person's mouth and blows air to make a loud '''whistling''' sound. #:''When you are in [[danger]], blow your [[whistle]] [[loud]]ly and someone will [[run]] and [[help]] you.'' ==Verb== {{verb|whistle|whistles|whistled|whistling}} #To '''whistle''' is to make a '''whistling''' [[sound]] with one's [[mouth]]. #:''A [[happy]] person is able to whistle and [[work]] at the [[same]] [[time]].'' [[en:whistle]] [[fr:whistle]] [[io:whistle]] [[it:whistle]] [[kk:whistle]] [[hu:whistle]] [[ja:whistle]] [[ru:whistle]] [[fi:whistle]] [[ta:whistle]] [[vi:whistle]] [[uk:whistle]] [[zh:whistle]] 12812 2006-11-27T03:42:04Z Coppertwig 139 picture {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''whistle''' is a [[sound]] like [[music]]. A person makes a '''whistling''' sound by [[blow]]ing [[air]] when the person's [[mouth]] is in a [[little]] [[circle]]. #When the wind blowing in trees makes a sound almost like music the sound is a '''whistle'''. #A '''whistle''' is a [[little]] [[instrument]] made of [[wood]], [[metal]] or other [[material]]. A person puts the instrument in the person's mouth and blows air to make a loud '''whistling''' sound. #:''When you are in [[danger]], blow your [[whistle]] [[loud]]ly and someone will [[run]] and [[help]] you.'' [[Image:Police whistles.jpg|thumb|300px|Whistles]] ==Verb== {{verb|whistle|whistles|whistled|whistling}} #To '''whistle''' is to make a '''whistling''' [[sound]] with one's [[mouth]]. #:''A [[happy]] person is able to whistle and [[work]] at the [[same]] [[time]].'' [[en:whistle]] [[fr:whistle]] [[io:whistle]] [[it:whistle]] [[kk:whistle]] [[hu:whistle]] [[ja:whistle]] [[ru:whistle]] [[fi:whistle]] [[ta:whistle]] [[vi:whistle]] [[uk:whistle]] [[zh:whistle]] 12813 2006-11-27T03:43:50Z Coppertwig 139 move picture {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Police whistles.jpg|thumb|300px|Whistles]] #A '''whistle''' is a [[sound]] like [[music]]. A person makes a '''whistling''' sound by [[blow]]ing [[air]] when the person's [[mouth]] is in a [[little]] [[circle]]. #When the wind blowing in trees makes a sound almost like music the sound is a '''whistle'''. #A '''whistle''' is a [[little]] [[instrument]] made of [[wood]], [[metal]] or other [[material]]. A person puts the instrument in the person's mouth and blows air to make a loud '''whistling''' sound. #:''When you are in [[danger]], blow your [[whistle]] [[loud]]ly and someone will [[run]] and [[help]] you.'' ==Verb== {{verb|whistle|whistles|whistled|whistling}} #To '''whistle''' is to make a '''whistling''' [[sound]] with one's [[mouth]]. #:''A [[happy]] person is able to whistle and [[work]] at the [[same]] [[time]].'' [[en:whistle]] [[fr:whistle]] [[io:whistle]] [[it:whistle]] [[kk:whistle]] [[hu:whistle]] [[ja:whistle]] [[ru:whistle]] [[fi:whistle]] [[ta:whistle]] [[vi:whistle]] [[uk:whistle]] [[zh:whistle]] 12845 2006-11-27T12:44:29Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ changed sense 2 to example, added verb stub {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Police whistles.jpg|thumb|300px|Whistles]] #A '''whistle''' is a [[sound]] like [[music]]. A person makes a '''whistling''' sound by [[blow]]ing [[air]] when the person's [[mouth]] is in a [[little]] [[circle]]. #:''The '''whistle''' of the wind in trees was low and sad.'' #A '''whistle''' is a [[little]] [[instrument]] made of [[wood]], [[metal]] or other [[material]]. A person puts the instrument in the person's mouth and blows air to make a loud '''whistling''' sound. #:''When you are in [[danger]], blow your [[whistle]] [[loud]]ly and someone will [[run]] and [[help]] you.'' {{verb|whistle|whistles|whistled|whistling}} {{Stub}} ==Verb== {{verb|whistle|whistles|whistled|whistling}} #To '''whistle''' is to make a '''whistling''' [[sound]] with one's [[mouth]]. #:''A [[happy]] person is able to whistle and [[work]] at the [[same]] [[time]].'' [[en:whistle]] [[fr:whistle]] [[io:whistle]] [[it:whistle]] [[kk:whistle]] [[hu:whistle]] [[ja:whistle]] [[ru:whistle]] [[fi:whistle]] [[ta:whistle]] [[vi:whistle]] [[uk:whistle]] [[zh:whistle]] 12846 2006-11-27T12:45:11Z Brett 77 Sorry, removed verb stub {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Police whistles.jpg|thumb|300px|Whistles]] #A '''whistle''' is a [[sound]] like [[music]]. A person makes a '''whistling''' sound by [[blow]]ing [[air]] when the person's [[mouth]] is in a [[little]] [[circle]]. #:''The '''whistle''' of the wind in trees was low and sad.'' #A '''whistle''' is a [[little]] [[instrument]] made of [[wood]], [[metal]] or other [[material]]. A person puts the instrument in the person's mouth and blows air to make a loud '''whistling''' sound. #:''When you are in [[danger]], blow your [[whistle]] [[loud]]ly and someone will [[run]] and [[help]] you.'' ==Verb== {{verb|whistle|whistles|whistled|whistling}} #To '''whistle''' is to make a '''whistling''' [[sound]] with one's [[mouth]]. #:''A [[happy]] person is able to whistle and [[work]] at the [[same]] [[time]].'' [[en:whistle]] [[fr:whistle]] [[io:whistle]] [[it:whistle]] [[kk:whistle]] [[hu:whistle]] [[ja:whistle]] [[ru:whistle]] [[fi:whistle]] [[ta:whistle]] [[vi:whistle]] [[uk:whistle]] [[zh:whistle]] 13126 2006-12-01T03:46:37Z Coppertwig 139 format {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Police whistles.jpg|thumb|Whistles]] #A '''whistle''' is a [[sound]] like [[music]]. A person makes a '''whistling''' sound by [[blow]]ing [[air]] when the person's [[mouth]] is in a [[little]] [[circle]]. #:''The '''whistle''' of the wind in trees was low and sad.'' #A '''whistle''' is a [[little]] [[instrument]] made of [[wood]], [[metal]] or other [[material]]. A person puts the instrument in the person's mouth and blows air to make a loud '''whistling''' sound. #:''When you are in [[danger]], blow your [[whistle]] [[loud]]ly and someone will [[run]] and [[help]] you.'' <br style="clear:both"/> ==Verb== {{verb|whistle|whistles|whistled|whistling}} #To '''whistle''' is to make a '''whistling''' [[sound]] with one's [[mouth]]. #:''A [[happy]] person is able to whistle and [[work]] at the [[same]] [[time]].'' [[en:whistle]] [[fr:whistle]] [[io:whistle]] [[it:whistle]] [[kk:whistle]] [[hu:whistle]] [[ja:whistle]] [[ru:whistle]] [[fi:whistle]] [[ta:whistle]] [[vi:whistle]] [[uk:whistle]] [[zh:whistle]] 13623 2006-12-11T04:42:09Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:whistle]] {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Police whistles.jpg|thumb|Whistles]] #A '''whistle''' is a [[sound]] like [[music]]. A person makes a '''whistling''' sound by [[blow]]ing [[air]] when the person's [[mouth]] is in a [[little]] [[circle]]. #:''The '''whistle''' of the wind in trees was low and sad.'' #A '''whistle''' is a [[little]] [[instrument]] made of [[wood]], [[metal]] or other [[material]]. A person puts the instrument in the person's mouth and blows air to make a loud '''whistling''' sound. #:''When you are in [[danger]], blow your [[whistle]] [[loud]]ly and someone will [[run]] and [[help]] you.'' <br style="clear:both"/> ==Verb== {{verb|whistle|whistles|whistled|whistling}} #To '''whistle''' is to make a '''whistling''' [[sound]] with one's [[mouth]]. #:''A [[happy]] person is able to whistle and [[work]] at the [[same]] [[time]].'' [[en:whistle]] [[fa:whistle]] [[fr:whistle]] [[io:whistle]] [[it:whistle]] [[kk:whistle]] [[hu:whistle]] [[ja:whistle]] [[ru:whistle]] [[fi:whistle]] [[ta:whistle]] [[vi:whistle]] [[uk:whistle]] [[zh:whistle]] 3850 12668 2006-11-25T23:24:11Z Coppertwig 139 making definition of whip {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''whip''' is a [[long]], [[thin]] [[leather]] [[instrument]]. A person uses it, with [[very]] [[quick]] [[motion]], to give [[pain]]. A person uses it on a [[horse]] or another [[person]] as [[punishment]]. #:''When the horse sees the '''whip''' in the person's [[hand]], the horse gets [[fear]] and [[run]]s [[far]].'' 12790 2006-11-27T00:03:07Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: bg, en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ru, ta, uk, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''whip''' is a [[long]], [[thin]] [[leather]] [[instrument]]. A person uses it, with [[very]] [[quick]] [[motion]], to give [[pain]]. A person uses it on a [[horse]] or another [[person]] as [[punishment]]. #:''When the horse sees the '''whip''' in the person's [[hand]], the horse gets [[fear]] and [[run]]s [[far]].'' [[bg:whip]] [[en:whip]] [[fr:whip]] [[io:whip]] [[it:whip]] [[hu:whip]] [[ru:whip]] [[fi:whip]] [[ta:whip]] [[vi:whip]] [[uk:whip]] [[zh:whip]] 12815 2006-11-27T03:48:18Z Coppertwig 139 picture {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Stockwhip australia.jpg|thumb|300px|A'''whip''']] #A '''whip''' is a [[long]], [[thin]] [[leather]] [[instrument]]. A person uses it, with [[very]] [[quick]] [[motion]], to give [[pain]]. A person uses it on a [[horse]] or another [[person]] as [[punishment]]. #:''When the horse sees the '''whip''' in the person's [[hand]], the horse gets [[fear]] and [[run]]s [[far]].'' [[bg:whip]] [[en:whip]] [[fr:whip]] [[io:whip]] [[it:whip]] [[hu:whip]] [[ru:whip]] [[fi:whip]] [[ta:whip]] [[vi:whip]] [[uk:whip]] [[zh:whip]] 12847 2006-11-27T12:46:50Z Brett 77 + verb stub {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Stockwhip australia.jpg|thumb|300px|A'''whip''']] #A '''whip''' is a [[long]], [[thin]] [[leather]] [[instrument]]. A person uses it, with [[very]] [[quick]] [[motion]], to give [[pain]]. A person uses it on a [[horse]] or another [[person]] as [[punishment]]. #:''When the horse sees the '''whip''' in the person's [[hand]], the horse gets [[fear]] and [[run]]s [[far]].'' ==Verb== {{verb|whip|whips|whipped|whipping}} {{Stub}} [[bg:whip]] [[en:whip]] [[fr:whip]] [[io:whip]] [[it:whip]] [[hu:whip]] [[ru:whip]] [[fi:whip]] [[ta:whip]] [[vi:whip]] [[uk:whip]] [[zh:whip]] 12899 2006-11-28T04:15:56Z Kappa 92 the horse gets [[scared]] and [[run]]s [[far]] [[away]].'' {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Stockwhip australia.jpg|thumb|300px|A '''whip''']] #A '''whip''' is a [[long]], [[thin]] [[leather]] [[instrument]]. A person uses it, with [[very]] [[quick]] [[motion]], to give [[pain]]. A person uses it on a [[horse]] or another [[person]] as [[punishment]]. #:''When the horse sees the '''whip''' in the person's [[hand]], the horse gets [[scared]] and [[run]]s [[far]] [[away]].'' ==Verb== {{verb|whip|whips|whipped|whipping}} {{Stub}} [[bg:whip]] [[en:whip]] [[fr:whip]] [[io:whip]] [[it:whip]] [[hu:whip]] [[ru:whip]] [[fi:whip]] [[ta:whip]] [[vi:whip]] [[uk:whip]] [[zh:whip]] 3851 12669 2006-11-25T23:29:06Z Coppertwig 139 making definition of while {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''while''' is a [[little]] [[time]]. #:''After a '''while''' I will stop working and cook food for us.'' 12885 2006-11-28T00:48:05Z Brett 77 + conjunction {{BE850}} ==Conjunction== {{conjunction}} # If <math>x</math> happens '''while''' <math>y</math> happens, they happen at the same time. #: ''He fell asleep '''while''' sitting at his desk.'' ===Usage=== * There must be a verb on both sides of '''while'''. For example, :* ''He <u>watches</u> TV '''while''' <u>eating</u> lunch.'' :* '''NOT''': ''He <u>watches</u> TV '''while''' lunch.'' * Compare this to '''[[during]]''' :* ''He <u>watches</u> TV '''during''' lunch.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''while''' is a [[short]] [[time]]. #:''After a '''while''' I will stop working and cook food for us.'' 13669 2006-12-12T01:53:57Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, en, fi, fr, hu, hy, io, it, pt, uk, zh {{BE850}} ==Conjunction== {{conjunction}} # If <math>x</math> happens '''while''' <math>y</math> happens, they happen at the same time. #: ''He fell asleep '''while''' sitting at his desk.'' ===Usage=== * There must be a verb on both sides of '''while'''. For example, :* ''He <u>watches</u> TV '''while''' <u>eating</u> lunch.'' :* '''NOT''': ''He <u>watches</u> TV '''while''' lunch.'' * Compare this to '''[[during]]''' :* ''He <u>watches</u> TV '''during''' lunch.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''while''' is a [[short]] [[time]]. #:''After a '''while''' I will stop working and cook food for us.'' [[de:while]] [[en:while]] [[fr:while]] [[hy:while]] [[io:while]] [[it:while]] [[hu:while]] [[pt:while]] [[fi:while]] [[uk:while]] [[zh:while]] 3852 12671 2006-11-26T02:58:39Z Coppertwig 139 making definition of freezing level ==Noun== {{noun}} # The '''freezing level''' is a [[measure]] of how [[high]] up the [[air]] is as cold as ice (0 degrees C or 32 degrees F). Higher than the '''freezing level''', some air is colder. Lower than the freezing level, the air is warmer than ice. #:''Now the weather is colder and the freezing level is lower.'' 13154 2006-12-02T01:25:13Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[en:freezing level]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # The '''freezing level''' is a [[measure]] of how [[high]] up the [[air]] is as cold as ice (0 degrees C or 32 degrees F). Higher than the '''freezing level''', some air is colder. Lower than the freezing level, the air is warmer than ice. #:''Now the weather is colder and the freezing level is lower.'' [[en:freezing level]] 3853 12672 2006-11-26T03:04:57Z Coppertwig 139 making definition of snow level ==Noun== {{noun}} #The '''snow level''' is like the [[freezing level]]. The '''snow level''' is a [[measure]] of how high up on a [[mountain]] [[snow]] or [[ice]] is able to be. Lower than the '''snow level''', the mountain is warmer and no snow is there. #:''In the [[summer]], the '''snow level''' is near the top of this mountain.'' 3854 12674 2006-11-26T03:19:02Z Coppertwig 139 making definition of ventriloquist ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''ventriloquist''' is a person who does a [[trick]] to make the person's [[voice]] [[seem]] to be [[come|coming]] from a [[different]] [[direction]]. The '''ventriloquist''' talks but does not move the [[mouth]]. People think the '''ventriloquist''' is not talking and they think a thing or an animal or a different person is talking. #:''People [[laugh]]ed when the '''ventriloquist''' made a [[shoe]] talk to a [[hat]].'' 13569 2006-12-10T16:11:25Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, io, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''ventriloquist''' is a person who does a [[trick]] to make the person's [[voice]] [[seem]] to be [[come|coming]] from a [[different]] [[direction]]. The '''ventriloquist''' talks but does not move the [[mouth]]. People think the '''ventriloquist''' is not talking and they think a thing or an animal or a different person is talking. #:''People [[laugh]]ed when the '''ventriloquist''' made a [[shoe]] talk to a [[hat]].'' [[en:ventriloquist]] [[io:ventriloquist]] [[vi:ventriloquist]] [[zh:ventriloquist]] 3855 12675 2006-11-26T03:32:10Z Coppertwig 139 making definition of watch ==Noun== {{noun|watch|watches}} #A '''watch''' is a little [[clock]] on a person's [[arm]] near the person's [[hand]], to [[measure]] [[time]]. #:''The person looks at his [[watch]] and thinks he is [[late]].'' ==Verb== {{verb|watch|watches|watched|watching}} #To [[watch]] is to [[look]] for a [[long]] time or to look at somebody doing something. #:''[[Yesterday]] I '''watched''' the person [[cook]] the [[food]] and now I know how to cook the food.'' 12746 2006-11-26T17:40:28Z Coppertwig 139 /* Noun */ thinks-->has a thought (BE850) ==Noun== {{noun|watch|watches}} #A '''watch''' is a little [[clock]] on a person's [[arm]] near the person's [[hand]], to [[measure]] [[time]]. #:''The person looks at his [[watch]] and has a [[thought]] that he is [[late]].'' ==Verb== {{verb|watch|watches|watched|watching}} #To [[watch]] is to [[look]] for a [[long]] time or to look at somebody doing something. #:''[[Yesterday]] I '''watched''' the person [[cook]] the [[food]] and now I know how to cook the food.'' 12782 2006-11-26T23:30:53Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, es, fa, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, kk, ko, ru, ta, uk, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun|watch|watches}} #A '''watch''' is a little [[clock]] on a person's [[arm]] near the person's [[hand]], to [[measure]] [[time]]. #:''The person looks at his [[watch]] and has a [[thought]] that he is [[late]].'' ==Verb== {{verb|watch|watches|watched|watching}} #To [[watch]] is to [[look]] for a [[long]] time or to look at somebody doing something. #:''[[Yesterday]] I '''watched''' the person [[cook]] the [[food]] and now I know how to cook the food.'' [[en:watch]] [[es:watch]] [[fa:watch]] [[fr:watch]] [[ko:watch]] [[io:watch]] [[it:watch]] [[kk:watch]] [[hu:watch]] [[ja:watch]] [[ru:watch]] [[fi:watch]] [[ta:watch]] [[vi:watch]] [[uk:watch]] [[zh:watch]] 12822 2006-11-27T04:12:57Z Coppertwig 139 picture ==Noun== {{noun|watch|watches}} [[Image:Rbs-bus watch.JPG|thumb|300px|A '''watch''']] #A '''watch''' is a little [[clock]] on a person's [[arm]] near the person's [[hand]], to [[measure]] [[time]]. #:''The person looks at his [[watch]] and has a [[thought]] that he is [[late]].'' &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; ==Verb== {{verb|watch|watches|watched|watching}} #To [[watch]] is to [[look]] for a [[long]] time or to look at somebody doing something. #:''[[Yesterday]] I '''watched''' the person [[cook]] the [[food]] and now I know how to cook the food.'' [[en:watch]] [[es:watch]] [[fa:watch]] [[fr:watch]] [[ko:watch]] [[io:watch]] [[it:watch]] [[kk:watch]] [[hu:watch]] [[ja:watch]] [[ru:watch]] [[fi:watch]] [[ta:watch]] [[vi:watch]] [[uk:watch]] [[zh:watch]] 12823 2006-11-27T04:14:12Z Coppertwig 139 BE850 {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun|watch|watches}} [[Image:Rbs-bus watch.JPG|thumb|300px|A '''watch''']] #A '''watch''' is a little [[clock]] on a person's [[arm]] near the person's [[hand]], to [[measure]] [[time]]. #:''The person looks at his [[watch]] and has a [[thought]] that he is [[late]].'' &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; ==Verb== {{verb|watch|watches|watched|watching}} #To [[watch]] is to [[look]] for a [[long]] time or to look at somebody doing something. #:''[[Yesterday]] I '''watched''' the person [[cook]] the [[food]] and now I know how to cook the food.'' [[en:watch]] [[es:watch]] [[fa:watch]] [[fr:watch]] [[ko:watch]] [[io:watch]] [[it:watch]] [[kk:watch]] [[hu:watch]] [[ja:watch]] [[ru:watch]] [[fi:watch]] [[ta:watch]] [[vi:watch]] [[uk:watch]] [[zh:watch]] 14217 2006-12-21T17:30:42Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ku:watch]] {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun|watch|watches}} [[Image:Rbs-bus watch.JPG|thumb|300px|A '''watch''']] #A '''watch''' is a little [[clock]] on a person's [[arm]] near the person's [[hand]], to [[measure]] [[time]]. #:''The person looks at his [[watch]] and has a [[thought]] that he is [[late]].'' &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; ==Verb== {{verb|watch|watches|watched|watching}} #To [[watch]] is to [[look]] for a [[long]] time or to look at somebody doing something. #:''[[Yesterday]] I '''watched''' the person [[cook]] the [[food]] and now I know how to cook the food.'' [[en:watch]] [[es:watch]] [[fa:watch]] [[fr:watch]] [[ko:watch]] [[io:watch]] [[it:watch]] [[kk:watch]] [[ku:watch]] [[hu:watch]] [[ja:watch]] [[ru:watch]] [[fi:watch]] [[ta:watch]] [[vi:watch]] [[uk:watch]] [[zh:watch]] 3856 12676 2006-11-26T03:38:09Z Coppertwig 139 making definition of walk ==Verb== {{verb|walk|walks|walked|walking}} #To '''walk''' is to go by foot, step by step. '''Walking''' is slower than [[run]]ning. #:''No train goes to that town, so people need to walk to go there.'' 12745 2006-11-26T17:39:00Z Coppertwig 139 BE850 {{BE850}} ==Verb== {{verb|walk|walks|walked|walking}} #To '''walk''' is to go by foot, step by step. '''Walking''' is slower than [[run]]ning. #:''No train goes to that town, so people need to walk to go there.'' 12783 2006-11-26T23:33:25Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, es, fi, fr, hu, io, it, pt, ru, sv, ta, uk, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Verb== {{verb|walk|walks|walked|walking}} #To '''walk''' is to go by foot, step by step. '''Walking''' is slower than [[run]]ning. #:''No train goes to that town, so people need to walk to go there.'' [[en:walk]] [[es:walk]] [[fr:walk]] [[io:walk]] [[it:walk]] [[hu:walk]] [[pt:walk]] [[ru:walk]] [[fi:walk]] [[sv:walk]] [[ta:walk]] [[vi:walk]] [[uk:walk]] [[zh:walk]] 12835 2006-11-27T05:02:00Z Coppertwig 139 moving picture {{BE850}} ==Verb== {{verb|walk|walks|walked|walking}} [[Image:Blender3D NormalWalkCycle.gif|thumb|100px|'''Walking''']] #To '''walk''' is to go by foot, step by step. '''Walking''' is slower than [[run]]ning. #:''No train goes to that town, so people need to walk to go there.'' [[en:walk]] [[es:walk]] [[fr:walk]] [[io:walk]] [[it:walk]] [[hu:walk]] [[pt:walk]] [[ru:walk]] [[fi:walk]] [[sv:walk]] [[ta:walk]] [[vi:walk]] [[uk:walk]] [[zh:walk]] 12844 2006-11-27T12:37:14Z Brett 77 bold {{BE850}} ==Verb== {{verb|walk|walks|walked|walking}} [[Image:Blender3D NormalWalkCycle.gif|thumb|100px|'''Walking''']] #To '''walk''' is to go by foot, step by step. '''Walking''' is slower than [[run]]ning. #:''No train goes to that town, so people need to '''walk''' to go there.'' [[en:walk]] [[es:walk]] [[fr:walk]] [[io:walk]] [[it:walk]] [[hu:walk]] [[pt:walk]] [[ru:walk]] [[fi:walk]] [[sv:walk]] [[ta:walk]] [[vi:walk]] [[uk:walk]] [[zh:walk]] 13598 2006-12-11T00:41:25Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:walk]] {{BE850}} ==Verb== {{verb|walk|walks|walked|walking}} [[Image:Blender3D NormalWalkCycle.gif|thumb|100px|'''Walking''']] #To '''walk''' is to go by foot, step by step. '''Walking''' is slower than [[run]]ning. #:''No train goes to that town, so people need to '''walk''' to go there.'' [[en:walk]] [[es:walk]] [[fa:walk]] [[fr:walk]] [[io:walk]] [[it:walk]] [[hu:walk]] [[pt:walk]] [[ru:walk]] [[fi:walk]] [[sv:walk]] [[ta:walk]] [[vi:walk]] [[uk:walk]] [[zh:walk]] 3857 12677 2006-11-26T03:44:45Z Coppertwig 139 making definition of through ==Preposition== {{preposition}} #To go '''through''' is to go into a [[hole]] and come out the other [[side]]. #:''The [[ink]] went '''through''' the [[paper]] and [[make|made]] the [[table]] [[wet]].'' 12678 2006-11-26T03:47:21Z Coppertwig 139 BE850 {{BE850}} ==Preposition== {{preposition}} #To go '''through''' is to go into a [[hole]] and come out the other [[side]]. #:''The [[ink]] went '''through''' the [[paper]] and [[make|made]] the [[table]] [[wet]].'' 12772 2006-11-26T21:21:36Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, pl, pt, ta, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Preposition== {{preposition}} #To go '''through''' is to go into a [[hole]] and come out the other [[side]]. #:''The [[ink]] went '''through''' the [[paper]] and [[make|made]] the [[table]] [[wet]].'' [[en:through]] [[fr:through]] [[io:through]] [[it:through]] [[hu:through]] [[ja:through]] [[pl:through]] [[pt:through]] [[fi:through]] [[ta:through]] [[vi:through]] [[zh:through]] 12901 2006-11-28T04:23:22Z Kappa 92 + #:''The [[thief]] came in '''through''' the [[window]]. {{BE850}} ==Preposition== {{preposition}} #To go '''through''' is to go into a [[hole]] and come out the other [[side]]. #:''The [[ink]] went '''through''' the [[paper]] and [[make|made]] the [[table]] [[wet]].'' #:''The [[thief]] came in '''through''' the [[window]]. [[en:through]] [[fr:through]] [[io:through]] [[it:through]] [[hu:through]] [[ja:through]] [[pl:through]] [[pt:through]] [[fi:through]] [[ta:through]] [[vi:through]] [[zh:through]] 13164 2006-12-02T03:49:30Z Coppertwig 139 /* Preposition */ {{BE850}} ==Preposition== {{preposition}} #To go '''through''' is to go into a [[hole]] and come out the other [[side]]. #:''The [[ink]] went '''through''' the [[paper]] and [[make|made]] the [[table]] [[wet]].'' #:''The [[thief]] came in '''through''' the [[window]]. #:''She pushed the thread '''through''' the hole in the needle.'' [[en:through]] [[fr:through]] [[io:through]] [[it:through]] [[hu:through]] [[ja:through]] [[pl:through]] [[pt:through]] [[fi:through]] [[ta:through]] [[vi:through]] [[zh:through]] 3858 12679 2006-11-26T03:48:15Z Tangotango 94 Welcome, and thanks! == Welcome == <big>Welcome to the '''Simple English Wiktionary'''!</big> We hope you are happy editing here. Some helpful pages to start you off are [[Wiktionary:Community Portal]] and [[Help:Contents]]. For an explanation of the editing format here, see [[Wiktionary:How to edit]]. If you want to meet and talk with other members, you can visit [[Wiktionary:Simple talk]]. Just remember that you should sign your messages on Talk pages by typing "<nowiki>~~~~</nowiki>" (four tildes) at the end of your words. Thank you for your valuable work in expanding the BE850 list! - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 03:48, 26 November 2006 (UTC) 12798 2006-11-27T02:11:29Z Brett 77 == Welcome == <big>Welcome to the '''Simple English Wiktionary'''!</big> We hope you are happy editing here. Some helpful pages to start you off are [[Wiktionary:Community Portal]] and [[Help:Contents]]. For an explanation of the editing format here, see [[Wiktionary:How to edit]]. If you want to meet and talk with other members, you can visit [[Wiktionary:Simple talk]]. Just remember that you should sign your messages on Talk pages by typing "<nowiki>~~~~</nowiki>" (four tildes) at the end of your words. Thank you for your valuable work in expanding the BE850 list! - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 03:48, 26 November 2006 (UTC) What an explosive beginning! Thanks. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:11, 27 November 2006 (UTC) 13900 2006-12-19T18:50:25Z Brett 77 X & Y == Welcome == <big>Welcome to the '''Simple English Wiktionary'''!</big> We hope you are happy editing here. Some helpful pages to start you off are [[Wiktionary:Community Portal]] and [[Help:Contents]]. For an explanation of the editing format here, see [[Wiktionary:How to edit]]. If you want to meet and talk with other members, you can visit [[Wiktionary:Simple talk]]. Just remember that you should sign your messages on Talk pages by typing "<nowiki>~~~~</nowiki>" (four tildes) at the end of your words. Thank you for your valuable work in expanding the BE850 list! - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 03:48, 26 November 2006 (UTC) What an explosive beginning! Thanks. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:11, 27 November 2006 (UTC) == X & Y == Glad to see you're still about. I've been using <math>x</math> and <math>y</math> when there are two obligatory entities which could be human, animal, or inanimate rather than something or someone and something else or someone else, which becomes very awkward. I don't think there's any relationship between somebody's English ability and their comfort with symbolic representation, but feel free to rework it if you've got a better solution.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:50, 19 December 2006 (UTC) 13984 2006-12-20T12:12:15Z Brett 77 /* X & Y */ == Welcome == <big>Welcome to the '''Simple English Wiktionary'''!</big> We hope you are happy editing here. Some helpful pages to start you off are [[Wiktionary:Community Portal]] and [[Help:Contents]]. For an explanation of the editing format here, see [[Wiktionary:How to edit]]. If you want to meet and talk with other members, you can visit [[Wiktionary:Simple talk]]. Just remember that you should sign your messages on Talk pages by typing "<nowiki>~~~~</nowiki>" (four tildes) at the end of your words. Thank you for your valuable work in expanding the BE850 list! - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 03:48, 26 November 2006 (UTC) What an explosive beginning! Thanks. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:11, 27 November 2006 (UTC) == X & Y == Glad to see you're still about. I've been using <math>x</math> and <math>y</math> when there are two obligatory entities which could be human, animal, or inanimate rather than something or someone and something else or someone else, which becomes very awkward. I don't think there's any relationship between somebody's English ability and their comfort with symbolic representation, but feel free to rework it if you've got a better solution.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:50, 19 December 2006 (UTC) You've got some good points, and there are likely times when simply using a phrase, rather than an explaining sentence would avoid this issue. That being said, my students have no trouble with the x/y type notation, and all express a strong preference for full sentence explanations. This is backed up with my experience marking their writing; when they have have the full-sentence explanation, they are able to use the word more naturally and are less apt to include dictionaryisms "I *brush one's teeth* before go to bed." As I said before, if you feel you can improve on my definitions, by all means, go for it.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:12, 20 December 2006 (UTC) 14075 2006-12-21T00:53:17Z Brett 77 /* X & Y */ == Welcome == <big>Welcome to the '''Simple English Wiktionary'''!</big> We hope you are happy editing here. Some helpful pages to start you off are [[Wiktionary:Community Portal]] and [[Help:Contents]]. For an explanation of the editing format here, see [[Wiktionary:How to edit]]. If you want to meet and talk with other members, you can visit [[Wiktionary:Simple talk]]. Just remember that you should sign your messages on Talk pages by typing "<nowiki>~~~~</nowiki>" (four tildes) at the end of your words. Thank you for your valuable work in expanding the BE850 list! - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 03:48, 26 November 2006 (UTC) What an explosive beginning! Thanks. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:11, 27 November 2006 (UTC) == X & Y == Glad to see you're still about. I've been using <math>x</math> and <math>y</math> when there are two obligatory entities which could be human, animal, or inanimate rather than something or someone and something else or someone else, which becomes very awkward. I don't think there's any relationship between somebody's English ability and their comfort with symbolic representation, but feel free to rework it if you've got a better solution.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:50, 19 December 2006 (UTC) You've got some good points, and there are likely times when simply using a phrase, rather than an explaining sentence would avoid this issue. That being said, my students have no trouble with the x/y type notation, and all express a strong preference for full sentence explanations. This is backed up with my experience marking their writing; when they have have the full-sentence explanation, they are able to use the word more naturally and are less apt to include dictionaryisms "I *brush one's teeth* before go to bed." As I said before, if you feel you can improve on my definitions, by all means, go for it.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:12, 20 December 2006 (UTC) Yes, names work when it's only people involved. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 00:53, 21 December 2006 (UTC) 14079 2006-12-21T01:09:45Z Brett 77 /* X & Y */ == Welcome == <big>Welcome to the '''Simple English Wiktionary'''!</big> We hope you are happy editing here. Some helpful pages to start you off are [[Wiktionary:Community Portal]] and [[Help:Contents]]. For an explanation of the editing format here, see [[Wiktionary:How to edit]]. If you want to meet and talk with other members, you can visit [[Wiktionary:Simple talk]]. Just remember that you should sign your messages on Talk pages by typing "<nowiki>~~~~</nowiki>" (four tildes) at the end of your words. Thank you for your valuable work in expanding the BE850 list! - [[User:Tangotango|Tangotango]] 03:48, 26 November 2006 (UTC) What an explosive beginning! Thanks. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:11, 27 November 2006 (UTC) == X & Y == Glad to see you're still about. I've been using <math>x</math> and <math>y</math> when there are two obligatory entities which could be human, animal, or inanimate rather than something or someone and something else or someone else, which becomes very awkward. I don't think there's any relationship between somebody's English ability and their comfort with symbolic representation, but feel free to rework it if you've got a better solution.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 18:50, 19 December 2006 (UTC) You've got some good points, and there are likely times when simply using a phrase, rather than an explaining sentence would avoid this issue. That being said, my students have no trouble with the x/y type notation, and all express a strong preference for full sentence explanations. This is backed up with my experience marking their writing; when they have have the full-sentence explanation, they are able to use the word more naturally and are less apt to include dictionaryisms "I *brush one's teeth* before go to bed." As I said before, if you feel you can improve on my definitions, by all means, go for it.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 12:12, 20 December 2006 (UTC) Yes, names work when it's only people involved. Generally speaking, children don't use dictionaries. If you look at the sales figures, there's little market for children's dictionaries, and what their is is bought mainly by schools, not by individuals. There is, however, a huge market for English language learners (ELLs) in their late teens and beyond. That's who the major dictionary publishers (Longman, Oxford, Collins, etc.) market their simple dictionaries at and I'm sure that will be the usership of this site. My students are international students and immigrants to Canada who are ELLs and who plan to study at a Canadian college/polytechnique. They are mostly in their early 20s. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 00:53, 21 December 2006 (UTC) 3859 12680 2006-11-26T03:56:47Z Coppertwig 139 making definition of test {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''test''' is [[writing]] that many [[learn]]ers do in a [[room]] at the [[same]] [[time]] so that people are able to see how much [[knowledge]] the learners have. #:''I'm [[happy]] because I got a [[high]] [[mark]] on the '''test'''.'' #A '''test''' is something someone does to see if something works. #:''The person did a good '''test''' of the [[machine]] by [[push]]ing all the [[button]]s and [[watch]]ing the machine.'' 12769 2006-11-26T20:43:28Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, en, fa, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ko, ku, nl, pl, pt, ru, sr, sv, ta, uk, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''test''' is [[writing]] that many [[learn]]ers do in a [[room]] at the [[same]] [[time]] so that people are able to see how much [[knowledge]] the learners have. #:''I'm [[happy]] because I got a [[high]] [[mark]] on the '''test'''.'' #A '''test''' is something someone does to see if something works. #:''The person did a good '''test''' of the [[machine]] by [[push]]ing all the [[button]]s and [[watch]]ing the machine.'' [[de:test]] [[en:test]] [[fa:test]] [[fr:test]] [[ko:test]] [[io:test]] [[it:test]] [[ku:test]] [[hu:test]] [[nl:test]] [[pl:test]] [[pt:test]] [[ru:test]] [[sr:test]] [[fi:test]] [[sv:test]] [[ta:test]] [[vi:test]] [[uk:test]] [[zh:test]] 3860 12683 2006-11-26T04:24:11Z Coppertwig 139 making definition of tail {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''tail''' is a [[long]], [[thin]] [[part]] on the [[back]] [[end]] of an [[animal]]. #:''The [[dog]] [[wag]]s his '''tail''' ([[move]]s his '''tail''' [[quick]]ly from [[side]] to side) when he sees his [[friend]].'' 12763 2006-11-26T20:18:47Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: el, en, es, fi, fr, hu, io, it, pl, ru, sr, ta, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''tail''' is a [[long]], [[thin]] [[part]] on the [[back]] [[end]] of an [[animal]]. #:''The [[dog]] [[wag]]s his '''tail''' ([[move]]s his '''tail''' [[quick]]ly from [[side]] to side) when he sees his [[friend]].'' [[el:tail]] [[en:tail]] [[es:tail]] [[fr:tail]] [[io:tail]] [[it:tail]] [[hu:tail]] [[pl:tail]] [[ru:tail]] [[sr:tail]] [[fi:tail]] [[ta:tail]] [[vi:tail]] [[zh:tail]] 12834 2006-11-27T04:56:32Z Coppertwig 139 picture {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Squirrel Pixie.jpg|thumb|300px|This animal has a thick, soft '''tail'''.]] #A '''tail''' is a [[long]], [[thin]] [[part]] on the [[back]] [[end]] of an [[animal]]. #:''The [[dog]] [[wag]]s his '''tail''' ([[move]]s his '''tail''' [[quick]]ly from [[side]] to side) when he sees his [[friend]].'' [[el:tail]] [[en:tail]] [[es:tail]] [[fr:tail]] [[io:tail]] [[it:tail]] [[hu:tail]] [[pl:tail]] [[ru:tail]] [[sr:tail]] [[fi:tail]] [[ta:tail]] [[vi:tail]] [[zh:tail]] 3861 12684 2006-11-26T04:32:48Z Coppertwig 139 making definition of headphone ==Noun== {{noun}} #A headphone is a [[very]] [[little]] [[machine]] near a person's [[ear]] that makes [[sound]]. #:''The [[music]] on the person's '''headphones''' was so [[loud]] that he didn't know I was [[talk]]ing to him.'' 12833 2006-11-27T04:50:15Z Coppertwig 139 picture ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Sennheiser-HD280pro-headphones.jpg|thumb|300px|'''Headphones''']] #A headphone is a [[very]] [[little]] [[machine]] near a person's [[ear]] that makes [[sound]]. #:''The [[music]] on the person's '''headphones''' was so [[loud]] that he didn't know I was [[talk]]ing to him.'' 12854 2006-11-27T12:58:45Z Brett 77 usually plural ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Sennheiser-HD280pro-headphones.jpg|thumb|300px|'''Headphones''']] # ({{countable}}; ''usually plural'') A headphone is a [[very]] [[little]] [[machine]] near a person's [[ear]] that makes [[sound]]. #:''The [[music]] on the person's '''headphones''' was so [[loud]] that he didn't know I was [[talk]]ing to him.'' 3862 12685 2006-11-26T04:42:16Z Coppertwig 139 definition needs to be better I'm not quite happy with my second definition and example sentence (with "committee"). I'm afraid someone may think it means "contract". The Deutsch page has a better example sentence but the words are not all Simple English. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 04:42, 26 November 2006 (UTC) 3863 12686 2006-11-26T04:49:06Z Coppertwig 139 making definition of stereophonic ==Adjective== {{adjective}} #Using two [[headphone]]s with almost the same [[sound]] so the sound seems to be coming from a direction. #:''This '''stereophonic''' [[machine]] is very good! It seems as if the [[music]] is coming from this [[room]]!'' 13287 2006-12-04T01:13:41Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[en:stereophonic]], [[vi:stereophonic]] ==Adjective== {{adjective}} #Using two [[headphone]]s with almost the same [[sound]] so the sound seems to be coming from a direction. #:''This '''stereophonic''' [[machine]] is very good! It seems as if the [[music]] is coming from this [[room]]!'' [[en:stereophonic]] [[vi:stereophonic]] 3864 12687 2006-11-26T04:55:36Z Coppertwig 139 making definition of spoon {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''spoon''' is a [[little]], [[long]], [[thin]], [[metal]] thing with a [[round]] [[end]] for putting [[food]] in one's [[mouth]]. #:''Put a [[knife]], a [[fork]] and a '''spoon''' near the [[plate]] on the [[table]].'' 12757 2006-11-26T18:30:25Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: bg, el, en, et, fa, fi, fr, hu, hy, io, it, kk, ko, ru, sr, ta, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''spoon''' is a [[little]], [[long]], [[thin]], [[metal]] thing with a [[round]] [[end]] for putting [[food]] in one's [[mouth]]. #:''Put a [[knife]], a [[fork]] and a '''spoon''' near the [[plate]] on the [[table]].'' [[bg:spoon]] [[et:spoon]] [[el:spoon]] [[en:spoon]] [[fa:spoon]] [[fr:spoon]] [[ko:spoon]] [[hy:spoon]] [[io:spoon]] [[it:spoon]] [[kk:spoon]] [[hu:spoon]] [[ru:spoon]] [[sr:spoon]] [[fi:spoon]] [[ta:spoon]] [[vi:spoon]] [[zh:spoon]] 12832 2006-11-27T04:47:13Z Coppertwig 139 picture {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Spoon fi.jpg|thumb|300px|2 '''spoons''']] #A '''spoon''' is a [[little]], [[long]], [[thin]], [[metal]] thing with a [[round]] [[end]] for putting [[food]] in one's [[mouth]]. #:''Put a [[knife]], a [[fork]] and a '''spoon''' near the [[plate]] on the [[table]].'' [[bg:spoon]] [[et:spoon]] [[el:spoon]] [[en:spoon]] [[fa:spoon]] [[fr:spoon]] [[ko:spoon]] [[hy:spoon]] [[io:spoon]] [[it:spoon]] [[kk:spoon]] [[hu:spoon]] [[ru:spoon]] [[sr:spoon]] [[fi:spoon]] [[ta:spoon]] [[vi:spoon]] [[zh:spoon]] 3865 12703 2006-11-26T13:40:32Z Coppertwig 139 making definition of so ==Adverb== # How much; very much. #:''The [[box]] was '''so''' [[wide]] that the person was not able to [[take]] it through the [[door]].'' ==Conjunction== {{conjunction}} # With [[purpose]]. Saying [[why]] someone does something. #: ''The person locks the door so that no one is able to come in and take things.'' 12704 2006-11-26T13:42:13Z Coppertwig 139 formatting and some words ==Adverb== # How much; very much. #:''The [[box]] was '''so''' [[wide]] that the person was not able to [[take]] it through the [[door]].'' ==Conjunction== {{conjunction}} # With [[purpose]]. Saying the [[reason]] [[why]] someone does something. #: ''The person locks the door '''so''' that no one is able to come in and take things.'' 12705 2006-11-26T13:43:40Z Coppertwig 139 BE850 {{BE850}} ==Adverb== # How much; very much. #:''The [[box]] was '''so''' [[wide]] that the person was not able to [[take]] it through the [[door]].'' ==Conjunction== {{conjunction}} # With [[purpose]]. Saying the [[reason]] [[why]] someone does something. #: ''The person locks the door '''so''' that no one is able to come in and take things.'' 12749 2006-11-26T17:55:39Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ang, ca, de, el, en, es, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, ku, nl, pl, ru, rw, sv, ta, vi, zh, zh-min-nan {{BE850}} ==Adverb== # How much; very much. #:''The [[box]] was '''so''' [[wide]] that the person was not able to [[take]] it through the [[door]].'' ==Conjunction== {{conjunction}} # With [[purpose]]. Saying the [[reason]] [[why]] someone does something. #: ''The person locks the door '''so''' that no one is able to come in and take things.'' [[ang:so]] [[zh-min-nan:so]] [[ca:so]] [[de:so]] [[el:so]] [[en:so]] [[es:so]] [[fr:so]] [[io:so]] [[it:so]] [[rw:so]] [[ku:so]] [[hu:so]] [[nl:so]] [[ja:so]] [[pl:so]] [[ru:so]] [[fi:so]] [[sv:so]] [[ta:so]] [[vi:so]] [[zh:so]] 14185 2006-12-21T13:19:31Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:so]] {{BE850}} ==Adverb== # How much; very much. #:''The [[box]] was '''so''' [[wide]] that the person was not able to [[take]] it through the [[door]].'' ==Conjunction== {{conjunction}} # With [[purpose]]. Saying the [[reason]] [[why]] someone does something. #: ''The person locks the door '''so''' that no one is able to come in and take things.'' [[ang:so]] [[zh-min-nan:so]] [[ca:so]] [[de:so]] [[el:so]] [[en:so]] [[es:so]] [[fa:so]] [[fr:so]] [[io:so]] [[it:so]] [[rw:so]] [[ku:so]] [[hu:so]] [[nl:so]] [[ja:so]] [[pl:so]] [[ru:so]] [[fi:so]] [[sv:so]] [[ta:so]] [[vi:so]] [[zh:so]] 3866 12708 2006-11-26T13:54:49Z Coppertwig 139 making definition of skirt {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''skirt''' is a [[loose]] [[cloth]] that a [[woman]] uses to cover her [[leg]]s; the [[low]]er part of a [[dress]]. #:''She has a [[blue]] '''skirt''' and a [[red]] [[shirt]] on.'' 12744 2006-11-26T17:37:13Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, es, fa, fi, hu, io, it, ru, sv, ta, tr, vi {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''skirt''' is a [[loose]] [[cloth]] that a [[woman]] uses to cover her [[leg]]s; the [[low]]er part of a [[dress]]. #:''She has a [[blue]] '''skirt''' and a [[red]] [[shirt]] on.'' [[en:skirt]] [[es:skirt]] [[fa:skirt]] [[io:skirt]] [[it:skirt]] [[hu:skirt]] [[ru:skirt]] [[fi:skirt]] [[sv:skirt]] [[ta:skirt]] [[vi:skirt]] [[tr:skirt]] 12831 2006-11-27T04:44:44Z Coppertwig 139 picture {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Miniskirt2.jpg|thumb|300px|A woman with a blue '''skirt''']] # A '''skirt''' is a [[loose]] [[cloth]] that a [[woman]] uses to cover her [[leg]]s; the [[low]]er part of a [[dress]]. #:''She has a [[blue]] '''skirt''' and a [[red]] [[shirt]] on.'' [[en:skirt]] [[es:skirt]] [[fa:skirt]] [[io:skirt]] [[it:skirt]] [[hu:skirt]] [[ru:skirt]] [[fi:skirt]] [[sv:skirt]] [[ta:skirt]] [[vi:skirt]] [[tr:skirt]] 3867 12711 2006-11-26T14:33:27Z Coppertwig 139 making definition of room {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} #A room is a [[place]] which is [[part]] of a [[building]]. Someone is able to see other people who are in the [[same]] '''room'''. #:''We need a long, wide room because many people will be at the meeting.'' #'''Room''' can mean some [[space]]; a place with [[nothing]], only air. #:''I need '''room''' to be able to [[move]] my [[arm]]s and not [[touch]] [[people]].'' 12725 2006-11-26T16:13:26Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ang, el, en, es, fa, fi, fr, hu, hy, io, it, ja, kk, ko, nl, pl, pt, ro, ru, ta, uk, vi, zh, zh-min-nan {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} #A room is a [[place]] which is [[part]] of a [[building]]. Someone is able to see other people who are in the [[same]] '''room'''. #:''We need a long, wide room because many people will be at the meeting.'' #'''Room''' can mean some [[space]]; a place with [[nothing]], only air. #:''I need '''room''' to be able to [[move]] my [[arm]]s and not [[touch]] [[people]].'' [[ang:room]] [[zh-min-nan:room]] [[el:room]] [[en:room]] [[es:room]] [[fa:room]] [[fr:room]] [[ko:room]] [[hy:room]] [[io:room]] [[it:room]] [[kk:room]] [[hu:room]] [[nl:room]] [[ja:room]] [[pl:room]] [[pt:room]] [[ro:room]] [[ru:room]] [[fi:room]] [[ta:room]] [[vi:room]] [[uk:room]] [[zh:room]] 12830 2006-11-27T04:41:34Z Coppertwig 139 picture {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Truman Room (Blair House).jpg|thumb|300px|A beautiful '''room''']] #A room is a [[place]] which is [[part]] of a [[building]]. Someone is able to see other people who are in the [[same]] '''room'''. #:''We need a long, wide room because many people will be at the meeting.'' #'''Room''' can mean some [[space]]; a place with [[nothing]], only air. #:''I need '''room''' to be able to [[move]] my [[arm]]s and not [[touch]] [[people]].'' [[ang:room]] [[zh-min-nan:room]] [[el:room]] [[en:room]] [[es:room]] [[fa:room]] [[fr:room]] [[ko:room]] [[hy:room]] [[io:room]] [[it:room]] [[kk:room]] [[hu:room]] [[nl:room]] [[ja:room]] [[pl:room]] [[pt:room]] [[ro:room]] [[ru:room]] [[fi:room]] [[ta:room]] [[vi:room]] [[uk:room]] [[zh:room]] 13816 2006-12-19T01:38:49Z Brett 77 formatting {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Truman Room (Blair House).jpg|thumb|300px|A beautiful '''room''']] # ({{countable}}) A '''room''' is a [[place]] which is [[part]] of a [[building]]. Someone is able to see other people who are in the [[same]] '''room'''. #:''We need a long, wide room because many people will be at the meeting.'' # ({{mass noun}}) '''Room''' can mean some [[space]]; a place with [[nothing]], only air. #:''I need '''room''' to be able to [[move]] my [[arm]]s and not [[touch]] [[people]].'' [[ang:room]] [[zh-min-nan:room]] [[el:room]] [[en:room]] [[es:room]] [[fa:room]] [[fr:room]] [[ko:room]] [[hy:room]] [[io:room]] [[it:room]] [[kk:room]] [[hu:room]] [[nl:room]] [[ja:room]] [[pl:room]] [[pt:room]] [[ro:room]] [[ru:room]] [[fi:room]] [[ta:room]] [[vi:room]] [[uk:room]] [[zh:room]] 13817 2006-12-19T01:39:14Z Brett 77 {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Truman Room (Blair House).jpg|thumb|A beautiful '''room''']] # ({{countable}}) A '''room''' is a [[place]] which is [[part]] of a [[building]]. Someone is able to see other people who are in the [[same]] '''room'''. #:''We need a long, wide room because many people will be at the meeting.'' # ({{mass noun}}) '''Room''' can mean some [[space]]; a place with [[nothing]], only air. #:''I need '''room''' to be able to [[move]] my [[arm]]s and not [[touch]] [[people]].'' [[ang:room]] [[zh-min-nan:room]] [[el:room]] [[en:room]] [[es:room]] [[fa:room]] [[fr:room]] [[ko:room]] [[hy:room]] [[io:room]] [[it:room]] [[kk:room]] [[hu:room]] [[nl:room]] [[ja:room]] [[pl:room]] [[pt:room]] [[ro:room]] [[ru:room]] [[fi:room]] [[ta:room]] [[vi:room]] [[uk:room]] [[zh:room]] 3868 12713 2006-11-26T15:17:55Z Coppertwig 139 making definition of put {{BE850}} ==Verb== {{verb|put|puts|put|putting}} # To [[move]] a thing to a [[place]]. #:''The person stopped reading the [[book]] and '''put''' the book on the [[table]].'' 12931 2006-11-28T09:26:42Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, el, en, es, fi, fr, gl, hu, io, it, ja, kk, nl, pl, ru, ta, uk, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Verb== {{verb|put|puts|put|putting}} # To [[move]] a thing to a [[place]]. #:''The person stopped reading the [[book]] and '''put''' the book on the [[table]].'' [[de:put]] [[el:put]] [[en:put]] [[es:put]] [[fr:put]] [[gl:put]] [[io:put]] [[it:put]] [[kk:put]] [[hu:put]] [[nl:put]] [[ja:put]] [[pl:put]] [[ru:put]] [[fi:put]] [[ta:put]] [[vi:put]] [[uk:put]] [[zh:put]] 14167 2006-12-21T10:02:24Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:put]] {{BE850}} ==Verb== {{verb|put|puts|put|putting}} # To [[move]] a thing to a [[place]]. #:''The person stopped reading the [[book]] and '''put''' the book on the [[table]].'' [[de:put]] [[el:put]] [[en:put]] [[es:put]] [[fa:put]] [[fr:put]] [[gl:put]] [[io:put]] [[it:put]] [[kk:put]] [[hu:put]] [[nl:put]] [[ja:put]] [[pl:put]] [[ru:put]] [[fi:put]] [[ta:put]] [[vi:put]] [[uk:put]] [[zh:put]] 3869 12715 2006-11-26T15:24:01Z Coppertwig 139 making definition of old {{BE850}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|old|older|oldest}} #Not [[young]]; someone or something which was in [[existence]] for a [[long]] [[time]]. #:''An '''old''' man has [[gray]] hair.'' 12829 2006-11-27T04:35:47Z Coppertwig 139 picture {{BE850}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|old|older|oldest}} [[Image:Head of an old man.jpg|thumb|300px|An '''old''' man]] #Not [[young]]; someone or something which was in [[existence]] for a [[long]] [[time]]. #:''An '''old''' man has [[gray]] hair.'' 12924 2006-11-28T05:59:03Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ang, ar, de, en, es, fa, fi, fr, hu, hy, io, it, ja, kk, ko, la, pl, pt, ru, sv, ta, uk, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|old|older|oldest}} [[Image:Head of an old man.jpg|thumb|300px|An '''old''' man]] #Not [[young]]; someone or something which was in [[existence]] for a [[long]] [[time]]. #:''An '''old''' man has [[gray]] hair.'' [[ang:old]] [[ar:old]] [[de:old]] [[en:old]] [[es:old]] [[fa:old]] [[fr:old]] [[ko:old]] [[hy:old]] [[io:old]] [[it:old]] [[kk:old]] [[la:old]] [[hu:old]] [[ja:old]] [[pl:old]] [[pt:old]] [[ru:old]] [[fi:old]] [[sv:old]] [[ta:old]] [[vi:old]] [[uk:old]] [[zh:old]] 3870 12717 2006-11-26T15:31:53Z Coppertwig 139 making definition of mass {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun|mass|masses}} #A [[measure]] of how much [[material]] is in a thing. '''Mass''' is like [[weight]] (how [[heavy]] a thing is), but when a thing is on the [[moon]] it seems less [[heavy]] but it has the same [[mass]]. #:''The [[Earth]] has much more '''mass''' than the [[moon]]. 12718 2006-11-26T15:41:15Z Coppertwig 139 definition 2 {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun|mass|masses}} #A [[measure]] of how much [[material]] is in a thing. '''Mass''' is like [[weight]] (how [[heavy]] a thing is), but when a thing is on the [[moon]] it seems less [[heavy]] but it has the same [[mass]]. #:''The [[Earth]] has much more '''mass''' than the [[moon]]. #Much material. #:''A '''mass''' of [[dirty]] [[branch]]es [[stop]]ped the [[river]].'' 12827 2006-11-27T04:31:49Z Coppertwig 139 picture {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun|mass|masses}} [[Image:Eo-scale2.png|thumb|300px|To measure '''mass''']] #A [[measure]] of how much [[material]] is in a thing. '''Mass''' is like [[weight]] (how [[heavy]] a thing is), but when a thing is on the [[moon]] it seems less [[heavy]] but it has the same [[mass]]. #:''The [[Earth]] has much more '''mass''' than the [[moon]]. #Much material. #:''A '''mass''' of [[dirty]] [[branch]]es [[stop]]ped the [[river]].'' 12903 2006-11-28T04:33:08Z Kappa 92 remove the picture: scales measure weight, not mass {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun|mass|masses}} #A [[measure]] of how much [[material]] is in a thing. '''Mass''' is like [[weight]] (how [[heavy]] a thing is), but when a thing is on the [[moon]] it seems less [[heavy]] but it has the same [[mass]]. #:''The [[Earth]] has much more '''mass''' than the [[moon]]. #Much material. #:''A '''mass''' of [[dirty]] [[branch]]es [[stop]]ped the [[river]].'' 13053 2006-11-30T12:23:45Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fa, fi, fr, hu, hy, io, it, kk, pt, ru, ta, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun|mass|masses}} #A [[measure]] of how much [[material]] is in a thing. '''Mass''' is like [[weight]] (how [[heavy]] a thing is), but when a thing is on the [[moon]] it seems less [[heavy]] but it has the same [[mass]]. #:''The [[Earth]] has much more '''mass''' than the [[moon]]. #Much material. #:''A '''mass''' of [[dirty]] [[branch]]es [[stop]]ped the [[river]].'' [[en:mass]] [[fa:mass]] [[fr:mass]] [[hy:mass]] [[io:mass]] [[it:mass]] [[kk:mass]] [[hu:mass]] [[pt:mass]] [[ru:mass]] [[fi:mass]] [[ta:mass]] [[vi:mass]] [[zh:mass]] 3871 12720 2006-11-26T15:53:29Z Coppertwig 139 making definition of like {{BE850}} ==Adjective== {{adjective}} #[[Almost]] the [[same]]. #:''[[write|Writing]] is '''like''' [[talk]]ing on [[paper]].'' ==Verb== {{verb|like|likes|liked|liking}} #To be [[happy]] about someone or something; to have a [[thought]] that someone or something is [[good]]. #:''I '''like''' good [[food]]. 12886 2006-11-28T00:48:21Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, en, es, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, kk, ko, pl, pt, ru, sv, ta, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Adjective== {{adjective}} #[[Almost]] the [[same]]. #:''[[write|Writing]] is '''like''' [[talk]]ing on [[paper]].'' ==Verb== {{verb|like|likes|liked|liking}} #To be [[happy]] about someone or something; to have a [[thought]] that someone or something is [[good]]. #:''I '''like''' good [[food]]. [[de:like]] [[en:like]] [[es:like]] [[fr:like]] [[ko:like]] [[io:like]] [[it:like]] [[kk:like]] [[hu:like]] [[ja:like]] [[pl:like]] [[pt:like]] [[ru:like]] [[fi:like]] [[sv:like]] [[ta:like]] [[vi:like]] [[zh:like]] 13681 2006-12-12T10:24:22Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:like]], [[ku:like]] {{BE850}} ==Adjective== {{adjective}} #[[Almost]] the [[same]]. #:''[[write|Writing]] is '''like''' [[talk]]ing on [[paper]].'' ==Verb== {{verb|like|likes|liked|liking}} #To be [[happy]] about someone or something; to have a [[thought]] that someone or something is [[good]]. #:''I '''like''' good [[food]]. [[de:like]] [[en:like]] [[es:like]] [[fa:like]] [[fr:like]] [[ko:like]] [[io:like]] [[it:like]] [[kk:like]] [[ku:like]] [[hu:like]] [[ja:like]] [[pl:like]] [[pt:like]] [[ru:like]] [[fi:like]] [[sv:like]] [[ta:like]] [[vi:like]] [[zh:like]] 3872 12723 2006-11-26T16:05:22Z Coppertwig 139 making definition of hammer {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} #A [[heavy]] [[instrument]] for [[push]]ing a [[nail]] into [[wood]]. #:''When you have only a '''hammer''', all things seem like nails.'' ==Verb== {{verb|hammer|hammers|hammered|hammering}} #To push a nail into wood using a hammer. #:''He hammered so hard that the building moved a little.'' 12727 2006-11-26T16:25:51Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ang, bg, de, el, en, fi, fr, hu, hy, io, it, kk, pl, ru, ta, uk, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} #A [[heavy]] [[instrument]] for [[push]]ing a [[nail]] into [[wood]]. #:''When you have only a '''hammer''', all things seem like nails.'' ==Verb== {{verb|hammer|hammers|hammered|hammering}} #To push a nail into wood using a hammer. #:''He hammered so hard that the building moved a little.'' [[ang:hammer]] [[bg:hammer]] [[de:hammer]] [[el:hammer]] [[en:hammer]] [[fr:hammer]] [[hy:hammer]] [[io:hammer]] [[it:hammer]] [[kk:hammer]] [[hu:hammer]] [[pl:hammer]] [[ru:hammer]] [[fi:hammer]] [[ta:hammer]] [[vi:hammer]] [[uk:hammer]] [[zh:hammer]] 12826 2006-11-27T04:25:23Z Coppertwig 139 picture {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Ball-peen hammer 380mm.JPG|thumb|300px|Wing]] #A [[heavy]] [[instrument]] for [[push]]ing a [[nail]] into [[wood]]. #:''When you have only a '''hammer''', all things seem like nails.'' ==Verb== {{verb|hammer|hammers|hammered|hammering}} #To push a nail into wood using a hammer. #:''He hammered so hard that the building moved a little.'' [[ang:hammer]] [[bg:hammer]] [[de:hammer]] [[el:hammer]] [[en:hammer]] [[fr:hammer]] [[hy:hammer]] [[io:hammer]] [[it:hammer]] [[kk:hammer]] [[hu:hammer]] [[pl:hammer]] [[ru:hammer]] [[fi:hammer]] [[ta:hammer]] [[vi:hammer]] [[uk:hammer]] [[zh:hammer]] 12898 2006-11-28T04:13:31Z Kappa 92 [[Image:Ball-peen hammer 380mm.JPG|thumb|300px|A hammer]] {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Ball-peen hammer 380mm.JPG|thumb|300px|A hammer]] #A [[heavy]] [[instrument]] for [[push]]ing a [[nail]] into [[wood]]. #:''When you have only a '''hammer''', all things seem like nails.'' ==Verb== {{verb|hammer|hammers|hammered|hammering}} #To push a nail into wood using a hammer. #:''He hammered so hard that the building moved a little.'' [[ang:hammer]] [[bg:hammer]] [[de:hammer]] [[el:hammer]] [[en:hammer]] [[fr:hammer]] [[hy:hammer]] [[io:hammer]] [[it:hammer]] [[kk:hammer]] [[hu:hammer]] [[pl:hammer]] [[ru:hammer]] [[fi:hammer]] [[ta:hammer]] [[vi:hammer]] [[uk:hammer]] [[zh:hammer]] 12905 2006-11-28T04:35:46Z Kappa 92 instrument -> tool {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Ball-peen hammer 380mm.JPG|thumb|300px|A hammer]] #A [[heavy]] [[tool]] for [[push]]ing a [[nail]] into [[wood]]. #:''When you have only a '''hammer''', all things seem like nails.'' ==Verb== {{verb|hammer|hammers|hammered|hammering}} #To push a nail into wood using a hammer. #:''He hammered so hard that the building moved a little.'' [[ang:hammer]] [[bg:hammer]] [[de:hammer]] [[el:hammer]] [[en:hammer]] [[fr:hammer]] [[hy:hammer]] [[io:hammer]] [[it:hammer]] [[kk:hammer]] [[hu:hammer]] [[pl:hammer]] [[ru:hammer]] [[fi:hammer]] [[ta:hammer]] [[vi:hammer]] [[uk:hammer]] [[zh:hammer]] 3873 12724 2006-11-26T16:12:50Z Coppertwig 139 making definition of get {{BE850}} ==Verb== {{verb|get|gets|got|getting}} #To start to have; to take. When one person [[give]]s something, the other person [[get]]s the thing. #:''The [[woman]] goes to the [[store]] and '''gets''' a new [[dress]]. 12873 2006-11-27T19:50:09Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: el, en, et, fi, fr, gl, hu, hy, io, it, ja, kk, ko, nl, pt, ru, ta, uk, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Verb== {{verb|get|gets|got|getting}} #To start to have; to take. When one person [[give]]s something, the other person [[get]]s the thing. #:''The [[woman]] goes to the [[store]] and '''gets''' a new [[dress]]. [[et:get]] [[el:get]] [[en:get]] [[fr:get]] [[gl:get]] [[ko:get]] [[hy:get]] [[io:get]] [[it:get]] [[kk:get]] [[hu:get]] [[nl:get]] [[ja:get]] [[pt:get]] [[ru:get]] [[fi:get]] [[ta:get]] [[vi:get]] [[uk:get]] [[zh:get]] 13070 2006-11-30T13:55:39Z Brett 77 {{BE850}} ==Verb== {{verb|get|gets|got|getting}} #To start to have; to take. When one person [[give]]s something, the other person [[get]]s the thing. #:''The [[woman]] goes to the [[store]] and '''gets''' a new [[dress]]. # ({{linking verb}}) [[become]] #: ''The problem '''got''' worse.'' [[et:get]] [[el:get]] [[en:get]] [[fr:get]] [[gl:get]] [[ko:get]] [[hy:get]] [[io:get]] [[it:get]] [[kk:get]] [[hu:get]] [[nl:get]] [[ja:get]] [[pt:get]] [[ru:get]] [[fi:get]] [[ta:get]] [[vi:get]] [[uk:get]] [[zh:get]] 13682 2006-12-12T10:33:10Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:get]] {{BE850}} ==Verb== {{verb|get|gets|got|getting}} #To start to have; to take. When one person [[give]]s something, the other person [[get]]s the thing. #:''The [[woman]] goes to the [[store]] and '''gets''' a new [[dress]]. # ({{linking verb}}) [[become]] #: ''The problem '''got''' worse.'' [[et:get]] [[el:get]] [[en:get]] [[fa:get]] [[fr:get]] [[gl:get]] [[ko:get]] [[hy:get]] [[io:get]] [[it:get]] [[kk:get]] [[hu:get]] [[nl:get]] [[ja:get]] [[pt:get]] [[ru:get]] [[fi:get]] [[ta:get]] [[vi:get]] [[uk:get]] [[zh:get]] 3874 12726 2006-11-26T16:22:33Z Coppertwig 139 making definition of fornication ==Noun== {{noun|fornication|''none''}} #[[Sexual intercourse]] when the two people are not [[married]]. 13151 2006-12-01T21:51:05Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fr, ru, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun|fornication|''none''}} #[[Sexual intercourse]] when the two people are not [[married]]. [[en:fornication]] [[fr:fornication]] [[ru:fornication]] [[vi:fornication]] [[zh:fornication]] 3875 12728 2006-11-26T16:27:00Z Coppertwig 139 making definition of sexual intercourse ==Noun== {{noun|sexual intercourse|''none''}} #[[Kissing]] and [[touch]]ing with [[body|bodies]] very [[near]], mostly a man and a women who are [[married]], mostly in a [[bed]] 3876 12730 2006-11-26T16:36:13Z Coppertwig 139 making definition of even #Equal; level; flat; smooth. #:The [[top]] of the [[wall]] is '''even''' because the [[brick]]s are all the [[same]] [[size]]. #A [[number]] that is able to have a [[division]] into 2 equal parts. #:2, 4, 6 and 8 are '''even''' numbers. 1, 3, 5 and 7 are not '''even''' numbers; they are [[odd]] numbers. 12743 2006-11-26T17:36:50Z Coppertwig 139 BE850 {{BE850}} #Equal; level; flat; smooth. #:The [[top]] of the [[wall]] is '''even''' because the [[brick]]s are all the [[same]] [[size]]. #A [[number]] that is able to have a [[division]] into 2 equal parts. #:2, 4, 6 and 8 are '''even''' numbers. 1, 3, 5 and 7 are not '''even''' numbers; they are [[odd]] numbers. 12900 2006-11-28T04:20:30Z Kappa 92 rewritten {{BE850}} {{adjective|even|more even|most even}} #If something is '''even''', the [[top]] or [[surface]] is all the same [[height]]. #:''The [[top]] of the [[wall]] is '''even''' because the [[brick]]s are all the [[same]] [[size]]. #If a number is '''even''', it can be [[divided]] into 2 [[equal]] parts. #:''2, 4, 6 and 8 are '''even''' numbers. 1, 3, 5 and 7 are not '''even''' numbers; they are [[odd]] numbers. 13052 2006-11-30T10:28:25Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, id, io, it, nl, ru, sv, vi, zh {{BE850}} {{adjective|even|more even|most even}} #If something is '''even''', the [[top]] or [[surface]] is all the same [[height]]. #:''The [[top]] of the [[wall]] is '''even''' because the [[brick]]s are all the [[same]] [[size]]. #If a number is '''even''', it can be [[divided]] into 2 [[equal]] parts. #:''2, 4, 6 and 8 are '''even''' numbers. 1, 3, 5 and 7 are not '''even''' numbers; they are [[odd]] numbers. [[en:even]] [[fr:even]] [[io:even]] [[id:even]] [[it:even]] [[hu:even]] [[nl:even]] [[ru:even]] [[fi:even]] [[sv:even]] [[vi:even]] [[zh:even]] 3877 12731 2006-11-26T16:42:58Z Coppertwig 139 making definition of dress {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun|dress|dresses}} #A '''dress''' is a [[loose]] [[cloth]] covering a woman's body. The [[low]]er [[part]] is like a [[skirt]]. The [[top]] part is like a [[shirt]]. #:''She [[look]]ed ([[seem]]ed) [[beautiful]] because she had a very good '''dress'''.'' 12825 2006-11-27T04:21:21Z Coppertwig 139 picture {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun|dress|dresses}} [[Image:PromDress.JPG|thumb|300px|A young woman with a red '''dress''']] #A '''dress''' is a [[loose]] [[cloth]] covering a woman's body. The [[low]]er [[part]] is like a [[skirt]]. The [[top]] part is like a [[shirt]]. #:''She [[look]]ed ([[seem]]ed) [[beautiful]] because she had a very good '''dress'''.'' 12851 2006-11-27T12:53:21Z Brett 77 smaller picture + verb stub {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun|dress|dresses}} [[Image:PromDress.JPG|thumb|A young woman with a red '''dress''']] #A '''dress''' is a [[loose]] [[cloth]] covering a woman's body. The [[low]]er [[part]] is like a [[skirt]]. The [[top]] part is like a [[shirt]]. #:''She [[look]]ed ([[seem]]ed) [[beautiful]] because she had a very good '''dress'''.'' ==Verb== {{verb|dress|dresses|dressed|dressing}} {{Stub}} 12853 2006-11-27T12:56:04Z Brett 77 {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun|dress|dresses}} [[Image:PromDress.JPG|thumb|100px|A young woman with a red '''dress''']] #A '''dress''' is a [[loose]] [[cloth]] covering a woman's body. The [[low]]er [[part]] is like a [[skirt]]. The [[top]] part is like a [[shirt]]. #:''She [[look]]ed ([[seem]]ed) [[beautiful]] because she had a very good '''dress'''.'' ==Verb== {{verb|dress|dresses|dressed|dressing}} {{Stub}} 12870 2006-11-27T15:44:56Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, kk, ko, ta, uk, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun|dress|dresses}} [[Image:PromDress.JPG|thumb|100px|A young woman with a red '''dress''']] #A '''dress''' is a [[loose]] [[cloth]] covering a woman's body. The [[low]]er [[part]] is like a [[skirt]]. The [[top]] part is like a [[shirt]]. #:''She [[look]]ed ([[seem]]ed) [[beautiful]] because she had a very good '''dress'''.'' ==Verb== {{verb|dress|dresses|dressed|dressing}} {{Stub}} [[en:dress]] [[fr:dress]] [[ko:dress]] [[io:dress]] [[it:dress]] [[kk:dress]] [[hu:dress]] [[ja:dress]] [[fi:dress]] [[ta:dress]] [[vi:dress]] [[uk:dress]] [[zh:dress]] 14027 2006-12-20T17:05:10Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:dress]] {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun|dress|dresses}} [[Image:PromDress.JPG|thumb|100px|A young woman with a red '''dress''']] #A '''dress''' is a [[loose]] [[cloth]] covering a woman's body. The [[low]]er [[part]] is like a [[skirt]]. The [[top]] part is like a [[shirt]]. #:''She [[look]]ed ([[seem]]ed) [[beautiful]] because she had a very good '''dress'''.'' ==Verb== {{verb|dress|dresses|dressed|dressing}} {{Stub}} [[en:dress]] [[fa:dress]] [[fr:dress]] [[ko:dress]] [[io:dress]] [[it:dress]] [[kk:dress]] [[hu:dress]] [[ja:dress]] [[fi:dress]] [[ta:dress]] [[vi:dress]] [[uk:dress]] [[zh:dress]] 3878 12732 2006-11-26T16:51:29Z Coppertwig 139 making definition of cloth {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun|cloth|''none''}} #A '''cloth''' is a very [[thin]], [[flat]], [[soft]], [[smooth]] [[material]], able to fold, made from cotton or silk or linen or other material. It is used to make [[clothes]] like [[dresse]]s, [[shirt]]s, [[skirt]]s and [[trousers]] to [[cover]] a person's [[body]], or to make [[curtain]]s to cover a [[window]], or other things. 12734 2006-11-26T16:55:17Z Coppertwig 139 /* Noun */ example sentence {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun|cloth|''none''}} #A '''cloth''' is a very [[thin]], [[flat]], [[soft]], [[smooth]] [[material]], able to fold, made from cotton or silk or linen or other material. It is used to make [[clothes]] like [[dresse]]s, [[shirt]]s, [[skirt]]s and [[trousers]] to [[cover]] a person's [[body]], or to make [[curtain]]s to cover a [[window]], or other things. #:''The person used a [[wet]] '''cloth''' to [[wash]] the [[table]].'' 12824 2006-11-27T04:17:32Z Coppertwig 139 picture {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun|cloth|''none''}} [[Image:Cloth 800.jpg|thumb|300px|'''Cloth''']] #A '''cloth''' is a very [[thin]], [[flat]], [[soft]], [[smooth]] [[material]], able to fold, made from cotton or silk or linen or other material. It is used to make [[clothes]] like [[dresse]]s, [[shirt]]s, [[skirt]]s and [[trousers]] to [[cover]] a person's [[body]], or to make [[curtain]]s to cover a [[window]], or other things. #:''The person used a [[wet]] '''cloth''' to [[wash]] the [[table]].'' 12849 2006-11-27T12:50:29Z Brett 77 + plural {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun|cloth|cloths}} [[Image:Cloth 800.jpg|thumb|300px|'''Cloth''']] #A '''cloth''' is a very [[thin]], [[flat]], [[soft]], [[smooth]] [[material]], able to fold, made from cotton or silk or linen or other material. It is used to make [[clothes]] like [[dresse]]s, [[shirt]]s, [[skirt]]s and [[trousers]] to [[cover]] a person's [[body]], or to make [[curtain]]s to cover a [[window]], or other things. #:''The person used a [[wet]] '''cloth''' to [[wash]] the [[table]].'' 13307 2006-12-04T09:05:37Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ang, en, fi, fr, hu, hy, io, it, kk, ko, ku, lt, ta, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun|cloth|cloths}} [[Image:Cloth 800.jpg|thumb|300px|'''Cloth''']] #A '''cloth''' is a very [[thin]], [[flat]], [[soft]], [[smooth]] [[material]], able to fold, made from cotton or silk or linen or other material. It is used to make [[clothes]] like [[dresse]]s, [[shirt]]s, [[skirt]]s and [[trousers]] to [[cover]] a person's [[body]], or to make [[curtain]]s to cover a [[window]], or other things. #:''The person used a [[wet]] '''cloth''' to [[wash]] the [[table]].'' [[ang:cloth]] [[en:cloth]] [[fr:cloth]] [[ko:cloth]] [[hy:cloth]] [[io:cloth]] [[it:cloth]] [[kk:cloth]] [[ku:cloth]] [[lt:cloth]] [[hu:cloth]] [[fi:cloth]] [[ta:cloth]] [[vi:cloth]] [[zh:cloth]] 3879 12733 2006-11-26T16:52:22Z Coppertwig 139 maybe clothes is the plural of cloth Maybe "clothes" is the plural of "cloth". Maybe not. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 16:52, 26 November 2006 (UTC) 12802 2006-11-27T02:31:32Z Brett 77 Maybe "clothes" is the plural of "cloth". Maybe not. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 16:52, 26 November 2006 (UTC) :No, ''clothes'' is a different word. The plural of ''cloth'' is ''cloths'''.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 3880 12735 2006-11-26T16:57:05Z Coppertwig 139 make user page I made definitions for these words: *[[cloth]] *[[dress]] *[[even]] *[[fornication]] *[[freezing level]] *[[get]] *[[hammer]] *[[like]] *[[mass]] *[[old]] *[[put]] *[[room]] *[[skirt]] *[[snow level]] *[[so]] *[[spoon]] *[[stereophonic]] *[[tail]] *[[test]] *[[through]] *[[walk]] *[[watch]] *[[ventriloquist]] 12737 2006-11-26T17:02:02Z Coppertwig 139 more words I defined I made definitions for these words: *[[wound]] *[[wise]] *[[wire]] *[[wing]] *[[wind]] *[[wide]] *[[whistle]] *[[whip]] *[[while]] *[[cloth]] *[[dress]] *[[even]] *[[fornication]] *[[sexual intercourse]] *[[freezing level]] *[[get]] *[[hammer]] *[[like]] *[[mass]] *[[old]] *[[put]] *[[room]] *[[skirt]] *[[snow level]] *[[so]] *[[spoon]] *[[stereophonic]] *[[headphone]] *[[tail]] *[[test]] *[[through]] *[[walk]] *[[watch]] *[[ventriloquist]] 12747 2006-11-26T17:41:32Z Coppertwig 139 I made definitions for these words: I also checked that I remembered to mark these BE850 if needed: *[[wound]] *[[wise]] *[[wire]] *[[wing]] *[[wind]] *[[wide]] *[[whistle]] *[[whip]] *[[while]] *[[cloth]] *[[dress]] *[[even]] *[[fornication]] *[[sexual intercourse]] *[[freezing level]] *[[get]] *[[hammer]] *[[like]] *[[mass]] *[[old]] *[[put]] *[[room]] *[[skirt]] *[[snow level]] *[[so]] *[[spoon]] *[[stereophonic]] *[[headphone]] *[[tail]] *[[test]] *[[through]] *[[walk]] *[[watch]] *[[ventriloquist]] 12755 2006-11-26T18:23:31Z Coppertwig 139 more words defined I made definitions for these words: I made definitions for these words and also checked that I remembered to mark these BE850 if needed: *[[wound]] *[[wise]] *[[wire]] *[[wing]] *[[wind]] *[[wide]] *[[whistle]] *[[whip]] *[[while]] *[[where]] *[[wheel]] *[[way]] *[[wax]] *[[wave]] *[[cloth]] *[[dress]] *[[even]] *[[fornication]] *[[sexual intercourse]] *[[freezing level]] *[[get]] *[[hammer]] *[[like]] *[[mass]] *[[old]] *[[put]] *[[room]] *[[skirt]] *[[snow level]] *[[so]] *[[spoon]] *[[stereophonic]] *[[headphone]] *[[tail]] *[[test]] *[[through]] *[[walk]] *[[watch]] *[[ventriloquist]] 12937 2006-11-28T14:37:33Z Coppertwig 139 error message I made definitions for these words: I made definitions for these words and also checked that I remembered to mark these BE850 if needed: *[[wound]] *[[wise]] *[[wire]] *[[wing]] *[[wind]] *[[wide]] *[[whistle]] *[[whip]] *[[while]] *[[where]] *[[wheel]] *[[way]] *[[wax]] *[[wave]] *[[cloth]] *[[dress]] *[[even]] *[[fornication]] *[[sexual intercourse]] *[[freezing level]] *[[get]] *[[hammer]] *[[like]] *[[mass]] *[[old]] *[[put]] *[[room]] *[[skirt]] *[[snow level]] *[[so]] *[[spoon]] *[[stereophonic]] *[[headphone]] *[[tail]] *[[test]] *[[through]] *[[walk]] *[[watch]] *[[ventriloquist]] An error message I get sometimes ERROR The requested URL could not be retrieved While trying to retrieve the URL: http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/index.php?title=bitter&action=submit The following error was encountered: * Zero Sized Reply Squid did not receive any data for this request. 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Generated Tue, 28 Nov 2006 14:34:02 GMT by sq19.wikimedia.org (squid/2.6.STABLE5) 12967 2006-11-29T04:21:50Z Coppertwig 139 bug 8075 I made definitions for these words: I made definitions for these words and also checked that I remembered to mark these BE850 if needed: *[[wound]] *[[wise]] *[[wire]] *[[wing]] *[[wind]] *[[wide]] *[[whistle]] *[[whip]] *[[while]] *[[where]] *[[wheel]] *[[way]] *[[wax]] *[[wave]] *[[cloth]] *[[dress]] *[[even]] *[[fornication]] *[[sexual intercourse]] *[[freezing level]] *[[get]] *[[hammer]] *[[like]] *[[mass]] *[[old]] *[[put]] *[[room]] *[[skirt]] *[[snow level]] *[[so]] *[[spoon]] *[[stereophonic]] *[[headphone]] *[[tail]] *[[test]] *[[through]] *[[walk]] *[[watch]] *[[ventriloquist]] An error message I get sometimes ERROR The requested URL could not be retrieved While trying to retrieve the URL: http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/index.php?title=bitter&action=submit The following error was encountered: * Zero Sized Reply Squid did not receive any data for this request. Your cache administrator is nobody. Generated Tue, 28 Nov 2006 14:34:02 GMT by sq19.wikimedia.org (squid/2.6.STABLE5) ------------------------------ (bug 8075) 12985 2006-11-29T13:29:02Z Coppertwig 139 Babel {{Babel-7|en|fr-3|la-2|simple-2|de-1|ne-1|grc-1}} I made definitions for these words: I made definitions for these words and also checked that I remembered to mark these BE850 if needed: *[[wound]] *[[wise]] *[[wire]] *[[wing]] *[[wind]] *[[wide]] *[[whistle]] *[[whip]] *[[while]] *[[where]] *[[wheel]] *[[way]] *[[wax]] *[[wave]] *[[cloth]] *[[dress]] *[[even]] *[[fornication]] *[[sexual intercourse]] *[[freezing level]] *[[get]] *[[hammer]] *[[like]] *[[mass]] *[[old]] *[[put]] *[[room]] *[[skirt]] *[[snow level]] *[[so]] *[[spoon]] *[[stereophonic]] *[[headphone]] *[[tail]] *[[test]] *[[through]] *[[walk]] *[[watch]] *[[ventriloquist]] An error message I get sometimes ERROR The requested URL could not be retrieved While trying to retrieve the URL: http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/index.php?title=bitter&action=submit The following error was encountered: * Zero Sized Reply Squid did not receive any data for this request. Your cache administrator is nobody. Generated Tue, 28 Nov 2006 14:34:02 GMT by sq19.wikimedia.org (squid/2.6.STABLE5) ------------------------------ (bug 8075) 12986 2006-11-29T13:31:30Z Coppertwig 139 Babel-X {{Babel|en|fr-3|la-2|simple-2|de-1|ne-1|grc-1}} I made definitions for these words: I made definitions for these words and also checked that I remembered to mark these BE850 if needed: *[[wound]] *[[wise]] *[[wire]] *[[wing]] *[[wind]] *[[wide]] *[[whistle]] *[[whip]] *[[while]] *[[where]] *[[wheel]] *[[way]] *[[wax]] *[[wave]] *[[cloth]] *[[dress]] *[[even]] *[[fornication]] *[[sexual intercourse]] *[[freezing level]] *[[get]] *[[hammer]] *[[like]] *[[mass]] *[[old]] *[[put]] *[[room]] *[[skirt]] *[[snow level]] *[[so]] *[[spoon]] *[[stereophonic]] *[[headphone]] *[[tail]] *[[test]] *[[through]] *[[walk]] *[[watch]] *[[ventriloquist]] An error message I get sometimes ERROR The requested URL could not be retrieved While trying to retrieve the URL: http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/index.php?title=bitter&action=submit The following error was encountered: * Zero Sized Reply Squid did not receive any data for this request. Your cache administrator is nobody. Generated Tue, 28 Nov 2006 14:34:02 GMT by sq19.wikimedia.org (squid/2.6.STABLE5) ------------------------------ (bug 8075) 13024 2006-11-30T03:29:25Z Coppertwig 139 link to Wikipedia user page {{Babel|en|fr-3|la-2|simple-2|de-1|ne-1|grc-1}} See [[:en:wikipedia:User:Coppertwig]] I made definitions for these words: I made definitions for these words and also checked that I remembered to mark these BE850 if needed: *[[wound]] *[[wise]] *[[wire]] *[[wing]] *[[wind]] *[[wide]] *[[whistle]] *[[whip]] *[[while]] *[[where]] *[[wheel]] *[[way]] *[[wax]] *[[wave]] *[[cloth]] *[[dress]] *[[even]] *[[fornication]] *[[sexual intercourse]] *[[freezing level]] *[[get]] *[[hammer]] *[[like]] *[[mass]] *[[old]] *[[put]] *[[room]] *[[skirt]] *[[snow level]] *[[so]] *[[spoon]] *[[stereophonic]] *[[headphone]] *[[tail]] *[[test]] *[[through]] *[[walk]] *[[watch]] *[[ventriloquist]] An error message I get sometimes ERROR The requested URL could not be retrieved While trying to retrieve the URL: http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/index.php?title=bitter&action=submit The following error was encountered: * Zero Sized Reply Squid did not receive any data for this request. Your cache administrator is nobody. Generated Tue, 28 Nov 2006 14:34:02 GMT by sq19.wikimedia.org (squid/2.6.STABLE5) ------------------------------ (bug 8075) 13047 2006-11-30T05:27:02Z Coppertwig 139 bottom of pictures {{Babel|en|fr-3|la-2|simple-2|de-1|ne-1|grc-1}} See [[:en:wikipedia:User:Coppertwig]] <nowiki><br style="clear:both"/></nowiki> I made definitions for these words: I made definitions for these words and also checked that I remembered to mark these BE850 if needed: *[[wound]] *[[wise]] *[[wire]] *[[wing]] *[[wind]] *[[wide]] *[[whistle]] *[[whip]] *[[while]] *[[where]] *[[wheel]] *[[way]] *[[wax]] *[[wave]] *[[cloth]] *[[dress]] *[[even]] *[[fornication]] *[[sexual intercourse]] *[[freezing level]] *[[get]] *[[hammer]] *[[like]] *[[mass]] *[[old]] *[[put]] *[[room]] *[[skirt]] *[[snow level]] *[[so]] *[[spoon]] *[[stereophonic]] *[[headphone]] *[[tail]] *[[test]] *[[through]] *[[walk]] *[[watch]] *[[ventriloquist]] An error message I get sometimes ERROR The requested URL could not be retrieved While trying to retrieve the URL: http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/index.php?title=bitter&action=submit The following error was encountered: * Zero Sized Reply Squid did not receive any data for this request. Your cache administrator is nobody. Generated Tue, 28 Nov 2006 14:34:02 GMT by sq19.wikimedia.org (squid/2.6.STABLE5) ------------------------------ (bug 8075) 13078 2006-11-30T14:40:30Z Coppertwig 139 user TeX {{Babel|en|fr-3|la-2|simple-2|de-1|ne-1|grc-1}} <nowiki>Babel|en|fr-3|la-2|simple-2|de-1|ne-1|grc-1</nowiki> {{User:Coppertwig/Userboxes/User TeX}} See [[:en:wikipedia:User:Coppertwig]] <nowiki><br style="clear:both"/></nowiki> I made definitions for these words: I made definitions for these words and also checked that I remembered to mark these BE850 if needed: *[[wound]] *[[wise]] *[[wire]] *[[wing]] *[[wind]] *[[wide]] *[[whistle]] *[[whip]] *[[while]] *[[where]] *[[wheel]] *[[way]] *[[wax]] *[[wave]] *[[cloth]] *[[dress]] *[[even]] *[[fornication]] *[[sexual intercourse]] *[[freezing level]] *[[get]] *[[hammer]] *[[like]] *[[mass]] *[[old]] *[[put]] *[[room]] *[[skirt]] *[[snow level]] *[[so]] *[[spoon]] *[[stereophonic]] *[[headphone]] *[[tail]] *[[test]] *[[through]] *[[walk]] *[[watch]] *[[ventriloquist]] An error message I get sometimes ERROR The requested URL could not be retrieved While trying to retrieve the URL: http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/index.php?title=bitter&action=submit The following error was encountered: * Zero Sized Reply Squid did not receive any data for this request. Your cache administrator is nobody. Generated Tue, 28 Nov 2006 14:34:02 GMT by sq19.wikimedia.org (squid/2.6.STABLE5) ------------------------------ (bug 8075) 13292 2006-12-04T03:08:38Z Coppertwig 139 support of Wikiquote {{Babel|en|fr-3|la-2|simple-2|de-1|ne-1|grc-1}} <nowiki>Babel|en|fr-3|la-2|simple-2|de-1|ne-1|grc-1</nowiki> I just took a look at Simple English [[:wikiquote:simple:Main Page|Wikiquote]]. I had misunderstood it! It is a worthwhile project! It is not about collecting quotes in Simple English. It is about collecting quotes in English (or maybe other languages?) and explaining them in Simple English. This is a worthwhile project! But there is a proposal to close it down at [[meta:Proposals for closing projects]]! The reason Simple English Wikiquote is worthwhile is that many people may not understand some famous quotes in English and can benefit from Simple English explanations. Some people voting to close it down say that there's no use collecting quotes in Simple English. They just don't even understand that the project is not about collecting quotes in Simple English! Others say that if someone doesn't understand a quote in English, they should read a translation of it in their own language. They fail to understand two things: first, that there are many people who can read Simple English but can't read any other language (or not well enough to understand translations of those quotes). This includes some children, some adults who can understand ordinary English but are baffled by expressions like "come what come may" or archaic terms in some famous quotes, many deaf people who have difficulty learning to read because their own language has no written form and they can't hear the sounds that make alphabets meaningful; and other people. Also: if someone is learning English, an explanation in Simple English of a famous quote would help them understand the quote without switching back to their own language; switching back can interfere with learning a new language. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 03:08, 4 December 2006 (UTC) {{User:Coppertwig/Userboxes/User TeX}} See [[:en:wikipedia:User:Coppertwig]] <nowiki><br style="clear:both"/></nowiki> I made definitions for these words: I made definitions for these words and also checked that I remembered to mark these BE850 if needed: *[[wound]] *[[wise]] *[[wire]] *[[wing]] *[[wind]] *[[wide]] *[[whistle]] *[[whip]] *[[while]] *[[where]] *[[wheel]] *[[way]] *[[wax]] *[[wave]] *[[cloth]] *[[dress]] *[[even]] *[[fornication]] *[[sexual intercourse]] *[[freezing level]] *[[get]] *[[hammer]] *[[like]] *[[mass]] *[[old]] *[[put]] *[[room]] *[[skirt]] *[[snow level]] *[[so]] *[[spoon]] *[[stereophonic]] *[[headphone]] *[[tail]] *[[test]] *[[through]] *[[walk]] *[[watch]] *[[ventriloquist]] An error message I get sometimes ERROR The requested URL could not be retrieved While trying to retrieve the URL: http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/index.php?title=bitter&action=submit The following error was encountered: * Zero Sized Reply Squid did not receive any data for this request. Your cache administrator is nobody. Generated Tue, 28 Nov 2006 14:34:02 GMT by sq19.wikimedia.org (squid/2.6.STABLE5) ------------------------------ (bug 8075) 13293 2006-12-04T03:09:27Z Coppertwig 139 move nowiki babel {{Babel|en|fr-3|la-2|simple-2|de-1|ne-1|grc-1}} I just took a look at Simple English [[:wikiquote:simple:Main Page|Wikiquote]]. I had misunderstood it! It is a worthwhile project! It is not about collecting quotes in Simple English. It is about collecting quotes in English (or maybe other languages?) and explaining them in Simple English. This is a worthwhile project! But there is a proposal to close it down at [[meta:Proposals for closing projects]]! The reason Simple English Wikiquote is worthwhile is that many people may not understand some famous quotes in English and can benefit from Simple English explanations. Some people voting to close it down say that there's no use collecting quotes in Simple English. They just don't even understand that the project is not about collecting quotes in Simple English! Others say that if someone doesn't understand a quote in English, they should read a translation of it in their own language. They fail to understand two things: first, that there are many people who can read Simple English but can't read any other language (or not well enough to understand translations of those quotes). This includes some children, some adults who can understand ordinary English but are baffled by expressions like "come what come may" or archaic terms in some famous quotes, many deaf people who have difficulty learning to read because their own language has no written form and they can't hear the sounds that make alphabets meaningful; and other people. Also: if someone is learning English, an explanation in Simple English of a famous quote would help them understand the quote without switching back to their own language; switching back can interfere with learning a new language. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 03:08, 4 December 2006 (UTC) <nowiki>Babel|en|fr-3|la-2|simple-2|de-1|ne-1|grc-1</nowiki> {{User:Coppertwig/Userboxes/User TeX}} See [[:en:wikipedia:User:Coppertwig]] <nowiki><br style="clear:both"/></nowiki> I made definitions for these words: I made definitions for these words and also checked that I remembered to mark these BE850 if needed: *[[wound]] *[[wise]] *[[wire]] *[[wing]] *[[wind]] *[[wide]] *[[whistle]] *[[whip]] *[[while]] *[[where]] *[[wheel]] *[[way]] *[[wax]] *[[wave]] *[[cloth]] *[[dress]] *[[even]] *[[fornication]] *[[sexual intercourse]] *[[freezing level]] *[[get]] *[[hammer]] *[[like]] *[[mass]] *[[old]] *[[put]] *[[room]] *[[skirt]] *[[snow level]] *[[so]] *[[spoon]] *[[stereophonic]] *[[headphone]] *[[tail]] *[[test]] *[[through]] *[[walk]] *[[watch]] *[[ventriloquist]] An error message I get sometimes ERROR The requested URL could not be retrieved While trying to retrieve the URL: http://simple.wiktionary.org/w/index.php?title=bitter&action=submit The following error was encountered: * Zero Sized Reply Squid did not receive any data for this request. Your cache administrator is nobody. Generated Tue, 28 Nov 2006 14:34:02 GMT by sq19.wikimedia.org (squid/2.6.STABLE5) ------------------------------ (bug 8075) 3881 12740 2006-11-26T17:14:58Z Coppertwig 139 making definition of where ==Interrogative adverb== # A [[question]] about a [[place]]. #:'' '''Where''' did the man go?'' ==Relative pronoun== # ... the place which ... #:''The [[room]] '''where''' the people [[cook]] the [[food]] is not [[cold]].'' 12741 2006-11-26T17:22:00Z Coppertwig 139 easier descriptions of kind of word ==Adverb== # A [[question]] about a [[place]]. #:'' '''Where''' did the man go?'' ==Conjunction== # ... the place which ... #:''The [[room]] '''where''' the people [[cook]] the [[food]] is not [[cold]].'' 12742 2006-11-26T17:22:45Z Coppertwig 139 BE850 {{BE850}} ==Adverb== # A [[question]] about a [[place]]. #:'' '''Where''' did the man go?'' ==Conjunction== # ... the place which ... #:''The [[room]] '''where''' the people [[cook]] the [[food]] is not [[cold]].'' 12791 2006-11-27T00:05:47Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, es, fi, fr, hu, hy, io, it, kk, pl, pt, ru, sv, ta, uk, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Adverb== # A [[question]] about a [[place]]. #:'' '''Where''' did the man go?'' ==Conjunction== # ... the place which ... #:''The [[room]] '''where''' the people [[cook]] the [[food]] is not [[cold]].'' [[en:where]] [[es:where]] [[fr:where]] [[hy:where]] [[io:where]] [[it:where]] [[kk:where]] [[hu:where]] [[pl:where]] [[pt:where]] [[ru:where]] [[fi:where]] [[sv:where]] [[ta:where]] [[vi:where]] [[uk:where]] [[zh:where]] 13671 2006-12-12T01:58:47Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ku:where]] {{BE850}} ==Adverb== # A [[question]] about a [[place]]. #:'' '''Where''' did the man go?'' ==Conjunction== # ... the place which ... #:''The [[room]] '''where''' the people [[cook]] the [[food]] is not [[cold]].'' [[en:where]] [[es:where]] [[fr:where]] [[hy:where]] [[io:where]] [[it:where]] [[kk:where]] [[ku:where]] [[hu:where]] [[pl:where]] [[pt:where]] [[ru:where]] [[fi:where]] [[sv:where]] [[ta:where]] [[vi:where]] [[uk:where]] [[zh:where]] 3882 12748 2006-11-26T17:53:09Z Coppertwig 139 making definition of wheel {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''wheel''' is a [[round]] thing ([[circle]]) on a [[cart]] or [[carriage]] or [[train]] or other [[machine]] that moves. A cart has four '''wheels''' which [[touch]] the [[road]] and [[turn]]. #:''This cart needs a very [[smooth]] road because it has little '''wheels'''.'' 12792 2006-11-27T00:08:38Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, hy, io, it, kk, ru, sv, ta, uk, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''wheel''' is a [[round]] thing ([[circle]]) on a [[cart]] or [[carriage]] or [[train]] or other [[machine]] that moves. A cart has four '''wheels''' which [[touch]] the [[road]] and [[turn]]. #:''This cart needs a very [[smooth]] road because it has little '''wheels'''.'' [[en:wheel]] [[fr:wheel]] [[hy:wheel]] [[io:wheel]] [[it:wheel]] [[kk:wheel]] [[hu:wheel]] [[ru:wheel]] [[fi:wheel]] [[sv:wheel]] [[ta:wheel]] [[vi:wheel]] [[uk:wheel]] [[zh:wheel]] 12817 2006-11-27T03:54:22Z Coppertwig 139 picture {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:One wheel of a bike (Chicago).JPG|thumb|300px|A '''wheel''']] #A '''wheel''' is a [[round]] thing ([[circle]]) on a [[cart]] or [[carriage]] or [[train]] or other [[machine]] that moves. A cart has four '''wheels''' that [[touch]] the [[road]] and [[turn]]. #:''The cart needs a very [[smooth]] road because it has little '''wheels'''.'' [[en:wheel]] [[fr:wheel]] [[hy:wheel]] [[io:wheel]] [[it:wheel]] [[kk:wheel]] [[hu:wheel]] [[ru:wheel]] [[fi:wheel]] [[sv:wheel]] [[ta:wheel]] [[vi:wheel]] [[uk:wheel]] [[zh:wheel]] 3883 12750 2006-11-26T18:01:09Z Coppertwig 139 making definition of way {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''way''' is how someone does something. #:''The [[committee]] made a good [[decision]] about which '''way''' to make the [[machine]].'' 12762 2006-11-26T20:14:52Z Coppertwig 139 another sentence {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''way''' is how someone does something. #:''The [[committee]] made a good [[decision]] about which '''way''' to make the [[machine]].'' #:''One '''way''' to [[cook]] [[food]] is to put it in an [[oven]]; another '''way''' is with a [[flame]]. 12779 2006-11-26T23:23:02Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ang, en, fa, fi, fr, hu, io, it, kk, ko, pl, pt, ru, ta, uk, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''way''' is how someone does something. #:''The [[committee]] made a good [[decision]] about which '''way''' to make the [[machine]].'' #:''One '''way''' to [[cook]] [[food]] is to put it in an [[oven]]; another '''way''' is with a [[flame]]. [[ang:way]] [[en:way]] [[fa:way]] [[fr:way]] [[ko:way]] [[io:way]] [[it:way]] [[kk:way]] [[hu:way]] [[pl:way]] [[pt:way]] [[ru:way]] [[fi:way]] [[ta:way]] [[vi:way]] [[uk:way]] [[zh:way]] 13668 2006-12-12T01:41:05Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[id:way]], [[ku:way]] {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''way''' is how someone does something. #:''The [[committee]] made a good [[decision]] about which '''way''' to make the [[machine]].'' #:''One '''way''' to [[cook]] [[food]] is to put it in an [[oven]]; another '''way''' is with a [[flame]]. [[ang:way]] [[en:way]] [[fa:way]] [[fr:way]] [[ko:way]] [[io:way]] [[id:way]] [[it:way]] [[kk:way]] [[ku:way]] [[hu:way]] [[pl:way]] [[pt:way]] [[ru:way]] [[fi:way]] [[ta:way]] [[vi:way]] [[uk:way]] [[zh:way]] 14216 2006-12-21T17:27:32Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ja:way]] {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''way''' is how someone does something. #:''The [[committee]] made a good [[decision]] about which '''way''' to make the [[machine]].'' #:''One '''way''' to [[cook]] [[food]] is to put it in an [[oven]]; another '''way''' is with a [[flame]]. [[ang:way]] [[en:way]] [[fa:way]] [[fr:way]] [[ko:way]] [[io:way]] [[id:way]] [[it:way]] [[kk:way]] [[ku:way]] [[hu:way]] [[ja:way]] [[pl:way]] [[pt:way]] [[ru:way]] [[fi:way]] [[ta:way]] [[vi:way]] [[uk:way]] [[zh:way]] 3884 12752 2006-11-26T18:10:03Z Coppertwig 139 making definition of wax {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun|wax|''none''}} #'''Wax''' is a [[solid]] [[material]] made of [[animal]] [[fat]]. #:''A [[candle]] is made of wax and a [[thick]] [[thread]] and has a [[flame]] on [[top]].'' 12753 2006-11-26T18:11:17Z Coppertwig 139 formatting {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun|wax|''none''}} #'''Wax''' is a [[solid]] [[material]] made of [[animal]] [[fat]]. #:''A [[candle]] is made of '''wax''' and a [[thick]] [[thread]] and has a [[flame]] on [[top]].'' 12780 2006-11-26T23:25:22Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ku, ru, ta, uk, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun|wax|''none''}} #'''Wax''' is a [[solid]] [[material]] made of [[animal]] [[fat]]. #:''A [[candle]] is made of '''wax''' and a [[thick]] [[thread]] and has a [[flame]] on [[top]].'' [[en:wax]] [[fr:wax]] [[io:wax]] [[it:wax]] [[ku:wax]] [[hu:wax]] [[ru:wax]] [[fi:wax]] [[ta:wax]] [[vi:wax]] [[uk:wax]] [[zh:wax]] 12818 2006-11-27T03:57:23Z Coppertwig 139 picture {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun|wax|''none''}} [[Image:Beeswax.jpg|thumb|300px|Beeswax]] #'''Wax''' is a [[solid]] [[material]] made of [[animal]] [[fat]]. #:''A [[candle]] is made of '''wax''' and a [[thick]] [[thread]] and has a [[flame]] on [[top]].'' [[en:wax]] [[fr:wax]] [[io:wax]] [[it:wax]] [[ku:wax]] [[hu:wax]] [[ru:wax]] [[fi:wax]] [[ta:wax]] [[vi:wax]] [[uk:wax]] [[zh:wax]] 12848 2006-11-27T12:48:31Z Brett 77 + plural + verb stub {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun|wax|waxes}} [[Image:Beeswax.jpg|thumb|300px|Beeswax]] #'''Wax''' is a [[solid]] [[material]] made of [[animal]] [[fat]]. #:''A [[candle]] is made of '''wax''' and a [[thick]] [[thread]] and has a [[flame]] on [[top]].'' ==Verb== {{verb|wax|waxes|waxed|waxing}} {{Stub}} [[en:wax]] [[fr:wax]] [[io:wax]] [[it:wax]] [[ku:wax]] [[hu:wax]] [[ru:wax]] [[fi:wax]] [[ta:wax]] [[vi:wax]] [[uk:wax]] [[zh:wax]] 13614 2006-12-11T02:35:23Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:wax]] {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun|wax|waxes}} [[Image:Beeswax.jpg|thumb|300px|Beeswax]] #'''Wax''' is a [[solid]] [[material]] made of [[animal]] [[fat]]. #:''A [[candle]] is made of '''wax''' and a [[thick]] [[thread]] and has a [[flame]] on [[top]].'' ==Verb== {{verb|wax|waxes|waxed|waxing}} {{Stub}} [[en:wax]] [[fa:wax]] [[fr:wax]] [[io:wax]] [[it:wax]] [[ku:wax]] [[hu:wax]] [[ru:wax]] [[fi:wax]] [[ta:wax]] [[vi:wax]] [[uk:wax]] [[zh:wax]] 3885 12754 2006-11-26T18:20:52Z Coppertwig 139 making definition of wave {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''wave''' is the [[motion]] of [[water]] [[up]] and [[down]]. #:''The [[wind]] [[blow|blew]] [[strong]]ly on the water and [[make|made]] [[high]] '''waves'''.'' ==Verb== {{verb|wave|waves|waved|waving}} #To [[move]] from [[side]] to side [[again]] and again. #:''When she [[see|saw]] her [[friend]], she '''waved''' her [[hand]] so her [[friend]] would see her.'' #:''The [[flag]] '''waved''' in the wind.'' 12781 2006-11-26T23:28:03Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, hy, io, it, ja, kk, pt, ru, ta, tr, uk, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} #A '''wave''' is the [[motion]] of [[water]] [[up]] and [[down]]. #:''The [[wind]] [[blow|blew]] [[strong]]ly on the water and [[make|made]] [[high]] '''waves'''.'' ==Verb== {{verb|wave|waves|waved|waving}} #To [[move]] from [[side]] to side [[again]] and again. #:''When she [[see|saw]] her [[friend]], she '''waved''' her [[hand]] so her [[friend]] would see her.'' #:''The [[flag]] '''waved''' in the wind.'' [[en:wave]] [[fr:wave]] [[hy:wave]] [[io:wave]] [[it:wave]] [[kk:wave]] [[hu:wave]] [[ja:wave]] [[pt:wave]] [[ru:wave]] [[fi:wave]] [[ta:wave]] [[vi:wave]] [[tr:wave]] [[uk:wave]] [[zh:wave]] 12819 2006-11-27T04:00:07Z Coppertwig 139 /* Noun */ picture {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Asilomar State Beach (Breaking wave) 02.jpg|thumb|300px|'''Waves''']] #A '''wave''' is the [[motion]] of [[water]] [[up]] and [[down]]. #:''The [[wind]] [[blow|blew]] [[strong]]ly on the water and [[make|made]] [[high]] '''waves'''.'' ==Verb== {{verb|wave|waves|waved|waving}} #To [[move]] from [[side]] to side [[again]] and again. #:''When she [[see|saw]] her [[friend]], she '''waved''' her [[hand]] so her [[friend]] would see her.'' #:''The [[flag]] '''waved''' in the wind.'' [[en:wave]] [[fr:wave]] [[hy:wave]] [[io:wave]] [[it:wave]] [[kk:wave]] [[hu:wave]] [[ja:wave]] [[pt:wave]] [[ru:wave]] [[fi:wave]] [[ta:wave]] [[vi:wave]] [[tr:wave]] [[uk:wave]] [[zh:wave]] 12820 2006-11-27T04:02:00Z Coppertwig 139 try to format with picture {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Asilomar State Beach (Breaking wave) 02.jpg|thumb|300px|'''Waves''']] #A '''wave''' is the [[motion]] of [[water]] [[up]] and [[down]]. #:''The [[wind]] [[blow|blew]] [[strong]]ly on the water and [[make|made]] [[high]] '''waves'''.'' &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; ==Verb== {{verb|wave|waves|waved|waving}} #To [[move]] from [[side]] to side [[again]] and again. #:''When she [[see|saw]] her [[friend]], she '''waved''' her [[hand]] so her [[friend]] would see her.'' #:''The [[flag]] '''waved''' in the wind.'' [[en:wave]] [[fr:wave]] [[hy:wave]] [[io:wave]] [[it:wave]] [[kk:wave]] [[hu:wave]] [[ja:wave]] [[pt:wave]] [[ru:wave]] [[fi:wave]] [[ta:wave]] [[vi:wave]] [[tr:wave]] [[uk:wave]] [[zh:wave]] 13615 2006-12-11T02:39:23Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:wave]] {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Asilomar State Beach (Breaking wave) 02.jpg|thumb|300px|'''Waves''']] #A '''wave''' is the [[motion]] of [[water]] [[up]] and [[down]]. #:''The [[wind]] [[blow|blew]] [[strong]]ly on the water and [[make|made]] [[high]] '''waves'''.'' &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; ==Verb== {{verb|wave|waves|waved|waving}} #To [[move]] from [[side]] to side [[again]] and again. #:''When she [[see|saw]] her [[friend]], she '''waved''' her [[hand]] so her [[friend]] would see her.'' #:''The [[flag]] '''waved''' in the wind.'' [[en:wave]] [[fa:wave]] [[fr:wave]] [[hy:wave]] [[io:wave]] [[it:wave]] [[kk:wave]] [[hu:wave]] [[ja:wave]] [[pt:wave]] [[ru:wave]] [[fi:wave]] [[ta:wave]] [[vi:wave]] [[tr:wave]] [[uk:wave]] [[zh:wave]] 3886 12764 2006-11-26T20:29:23Z Coppertwig 139 making defintion of well {{BE850}} ==Adverb== {{adverb}} #In a [[good]] way. #:''He [[wash]]ed the [[table]] very '''well''', so now it is very [[clean]].'' 12795 2006-11-27T00:14:18Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: el, en, et, fa, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, pt, ru, ta, uk, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Adverb== {{adverb}} #In a [[good]] way. #:''He [[wash]]ed the [[table]] very '''well''', so now it is very [[clean]].'' [[et:well]] [[el:well]] [[en:well]] [[fa:well]] [[fr:well]] [[io:well]] [[it:well]] [[hu:well]] [[ja:well]] [[pt:well]] [[ru:well]] [[fi:well]] [[ta:well]] [[vi:well]] [[uk:well]] [[zh:well]] 3887 12872 2006-11-27T17:07:29Z Brett 77 New page: Nice use of an animated gif! --~~~~ Nice use of an animated gif! --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 17:07, 27 November 2006 (UTC) 3888 12891 2006-11-28T01:55:52Z Brett 77 New page: ==Verb== {{verb|transfer|transfers|transferred|transferring}} # ({{transitive verb}} & {{intransitive verb}}) If you '''transfer''' (something), you [[move]] (it) to a different place. #: ... ==Verb== {{verb|transfer|transfers|transferred|transferring}} # ({{transitive verb}} & {{intransitive verb}}) If you '''transfer''' (something), you [[move]] (it) to a different place. #: ''After he became the top salesman he was '''transfered''' to the head office.'' #: ''We dug up the tree and '''transferred''' it to the front of the house.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} {{Stub}} 12892 2006-11-28T01:56:12Z Brett 77 + AWL template {{AWL}} ==Verb== {{verb|transfer|transfers|transferred|transferring}} # ({{transitive verb}} & {{intransitive verb}}) If you '''transfer''' (something), you [[move]] (it) to a different place. #: ''After he became the top salesman he was '''transfered''' to the head office.'' #: ''We dug up the tree and '''transferred''' it to the front of the house.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} {{Stub}} 13400 2006-12-06T09:31:12Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fr, io, it, ku, nl, ru, ta, vi, zh {{AWL}} ==Verb== {{verb|transfer|transfers|transferred|transferring}} # ({{transitive verb}} & {{intransitive verb}}) If you '''transfer''' (something), you [[move]] (it) to a different place. #: ''After he became the top salesman he was '''transfered''' to the head office.'' #: ''We dug up the tree and '''transferred''' it to the front of the house.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} {{Stub}} [[en:transfer]] [[fr:transfer]] [[io:transfer]] [[it:transfer]] [[ku:transfer]] [[nl:transfer]] [[ru:transfer]] [[ta:transfer]] [[vi:transfer]] [[zh:transfer]] 13587 2006-12-10T22:06:07Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:transfer]] {{AWL}} ==Verb== {{verb|transfer|transfers|transferred|transferring}} # ({{transitive verb}} & {{intransitive verb}}) If you '''transfer''' (something), you [[move]] (it) to a different place. #: ''After he became the top salesman he was '''transfered''' to the head office.'' #: ''We dug up the tree and '''transferred''' it to the front of the house.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} {{Stub}} [[en:transfer]] [[fa:transfer]] [[fr:transfer]] [[io:transfer]] [[it:transfer]] [[ku:transfer]] [[nl:transfer]] [[ru:transfer]] [[ta:transfer]] [[vi:transfer]] [[zh:transfer]] 3889 12912 2006-11-28T05:08:15Z Kappa 92 a small, round piece of [[wood]] which people put in the top of a [[bottle]] to close it. ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:ChampagneCorksLarge.jpg|thumb|corks]] #A '''cork''' is a small, round piece of [[wood]] which people put in the top of a [[bottle]] to close it. #:''I took the cork out of the [[wine]] bottle with a [[corkscrew]]. #''(non-count)'' '''Cork''' is a type of [[wood]]. It is quite soft and light. It is often used to make corks (sense 1). 14264 2006-12-21T19:02:47Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:ChampagneCorksLarge.jpg|thumb|corks]] # ({{countable}}) A '''cork''' is a small, round piece of [[wood]] which people put in the top of a [[bottle]] to close it. #:''I took the cork out of the [[wine]] bottle with a [[corkscrew]]. #''(non-count)'' '''Cork''' is a type of [[wood]]. It is quite soft and light. It is often used to make corks (sense 1). 14331 2006-12-22T04:34:37Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, en, fa, fi, fr, hu, hy, io, it, ru, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:ChampagneCorksLarge.jpg|thumb|corks]] # ({{countable}}) A '''cork''' is a small, round piece of [[wood]] which people put in the top of a [[bottle]] to close it. #:''I took the cork out of the [[wine]] bottle with a [[corkscrew]]. #''(non-count)'' '''Cork''' is a type of [[wood]]. It is quite soft and light. It is often used to make corks (sense 1). [[ar:cork]] [[en:cork]] [[fa:cork]] [[fr:cork]] [[hy:cork]] [[io:cork]] [[it:cork]] [[hu:cork]] [[ru:cork]] [[fi:cork]] [[vi:cork]] [[zh:cork]] 3890 12945 2006-11-28T16:19:30Z TBC 82 created definition ==Noun== {{noun|chance|chances}} # Something that can happen. #:''We have the '''chance'''. # Something that is [[random]]; [[luck]]. #:''Poker is a gamer of '''chance'''''. # How much something is likely to be [[true]]. #:''There is a 30% '''chance''' of rain tomorrow.'' ===Terms that come from it=== *[[fat chance]] [[Category: Nouns]] 12946 2006-11-28T16:21:14Z TBC 82 +interwiki links ==Noun== {{noun|chance|chances}} # Something that can happen. #:''We have the '''chance'''. # Something that is [[random]]; [[luck]]. #:''Poker is a gamer of '''chance'''''. # How much something is likely to be [[true]]. #:''There is a 30% '''chance''' of rain tomorrow.'' ===Terms that come from it=== *[[fat chance]] [[Category: Nouns]] [[en:chance]] [[et:chance]] [[fr:chance]] [[hy:chance]] [[io:chance]] [[it:chance]] [[ku:chance]] [[hu:chance]] [[pl:chance]] [[pt:chance]] [[ru:chance]] [[fi:chance]] [[ta:chance]] [[vi:chance]] [[zh:chance]] 14103 2006-12-21T01:32:44Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:chance]] ==Noun== {{noun|chance|chances}} # Something that can happen. #:''We have the '''chance'''. # Something that is [[random]]; [[luck]]. #:''Poker is a gamer of '''chance'''''. # How much something is likely to be [[true]]. #:''There is a 30% '''chance''' of rain tomorrow.'' ===Terms that come from it=== *[[fat chance]] [[Category: Nouns]] [[et:chance]] [[en:chance]] [[fr:chance]] [[hy:chance]] [[io:chance]] [[it:chance]] [[kk:chance]] [[ku:chance]] [[hu:chance]] [[pl:chance]] [[pt:chance]] [[ru:chance]] [[fi:chance]] [[ta:chance]] [[vi:chance]] [[zh:chance]] 3891 12947 2006-11-28T16:30:51Z TBC 82 created definition [[Image:Banana.arp.750pix.jpg|100px|thumb|A banana]] ==Noun== {{noun|banana|bananas}} # An long [[fruit]] with smooth yellow skin. # A yellow [[colour]], like the colour of a banana. #:<table><tr><td>banana colour: &nbsp;</td><td bgcolor="#FDE29A" width="80">&nbsp; </td></tr></table> ==Adjective== {{adjective|banana}} #Has a [[taste]] like the taste of bananas. #Has the colour of bananas. ==Terms that come from it== *[[Banana bender]] *[[banana leaf restaurant]] *[[banana paper]] *[[banana pepper]] *[[banana plug]] *[[banana republic]] *[[banana split]] *[[bananaquit]] *[[banoffee]] *[[go bananas]] *[[second banana]] *[[top banana]] ==See also== *[[abaca]] *[[dining leaf]] *[[matoke]] *[[plantain]] *[[sinamay]] *[[waragi]] *[[BANANA]] [[ar:banana]] [[de:banana]] [[el:banana]] [[es:banana]] [[fa:banana]] [[fr:banana]] [[hy:banana]] [[hr:banana]] [[io:banana]] [[it:banana]] [[ku:banana]] [[hu:banana]] [[pl:banana]] [[pt:banana]] [[ru:banana]] [[st:banana]] [[sl:banana]] [[fi:banana]] [[sv:banana]] [[ta:banana]] [[vi:banana]] [[zh:banana]] 12949 2006-11-28T16:32:07Z TBC 82 changing heading [[Image:Banana.arp.750pix.jpg|100px|thumb|A banana]] ==Noun== {{noun|banana|bananas}} # An long [[fruit]] with smooth yellow skin. # A yellow [[colour]], like the colour of a banana. #:<table><tr><td>banana colour: &nbsp;</td><td bgcolor="#FDE29A" width="80">&nbsp; </td></tr></table> ==Adjective== {{adjective|banana}} #Has a [[taste]] like the taste of bananas. #Has the colour of bananas. ===Terms that come from it=== *[[Banana bender]] *[[banana leaf restaurant]] *[[banana paper]] *[[banana pepper]] *[[banana plug]] *[[banana republic]] *[[banana split]] *[[bananaquit]] *[[banoffee]] *[[go bananas]] *[[second banana]] *[[top banana]] ===See also=== *[[abaca]] *[[dining leaf]] *[[matoke]] *[[plantain]] *[[sinamay]] *[[waragi]] *[[BANANA]] [[ar:banana]] [[de:banana]] [[el:banana]] [[es:banana]] [[fa:banana]] [[fr:banana]] [[hy:banana]] [[hr:banana]] [[io:banana]] [[it:banana]] [[ku:banana]] [[hu:banana]] [[pl:banana]] [[pt:banana]] [[ru:banana]] [[st:banana]] [[sl:banana]] [[fi:banana]] [[sv:banana]] [[ta:banana]] [[vi:banana]] [[zh:banana]] 12979 2006-11-29T06:01:34Z Kappa 92 image title: "bananas" [[Image:Banana.arp.750pix.jpg|100px|thumb|Bananas]] ==Noun== {{noun|banana|bananas}} # An long [[fruit]] with smooth yellow skin. # A yellow [[colour]], like the colour of a banana. #:<table><tr><td>banana colour: &nbsp;</td><td bgcolor="#FDE29A" width="80">&nbsp; </td></tr></table> ==Adjective== {{adjective|banana}} #Has a [[taste]] like the taste of bananas. #Has the colour of bananas. ===Terms that come from it=== *[[Banana bender]] *[[banana leaf restaurant]] *[[banana paper]] *[[banana pepper]] *[[banana plug]] *[[banana republic]] *[[banana split]] *[[bananaquit]] *[[banoffee]] *[[go bananas]] *[[second banana]] *[[top banana]] ===See also=== *[[abaca]] *[[dining leaf]] *[[matoke]] *[[plantain]] *[[sinamay]] *[[waragi]] *[[BANANA]] [[ar:banana]] [[de:banana]] [[el:banana]] [[es:banana]] [[fa:banana]] [[fr:banana]] [[hy:banana]] [[hr:banana]] [[io:banana]] [[it:banana]] [[ku:banana]] [[hu:banana]] [[pl:banana]] [[pt:banana]] [[ru:banana]] [[st:banana]] [[sl:banana]] [[fi:banana]] [[sv:banana]] [[ta:banana]] [[vi:banana]] [[zh:banana]] 13002 2006-11-29T18:03:18Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[en:banana]] [[Image:Banana.arp.750pix.jpg|100px|thumb|Bananas]] ==Noun== {{noun|banana|bananas}} # An long [[fruit]] with smooth yellow skin. # A yellow [[colour]], like the colour of a banana. #:<table><tr><td>banana colour: &nbsp;</td><td bgcolor="#FDE29A" width="80">&nbsp; </td></tr></table> ==Adjective== {{adjective|banana}} #Has a [[taste]] like the taste of bananas. #Has the colour of bananas. ===Terms that come from it=== *[[Banana bender]] *[[banana leaf restaurant]] *[[banana paper]] *[[banana pepper]] *[[banana plug]] *[[banana republic]] *[[banana split]] *[[bananaquit]] *[[banoffee]] *[[go bananas]] *[[second banana]] *[[top banana]] ===See also=== *[[abaca]] *[[dining leaf]] *[[matoke]] *[[plantain]] *[[sinamay]] *[[waragi]] *[[BANANA]] [[ar:banana]] [[de:banana]] [[el:banana]] [[en:banana]] [[es:banana]] [[fa:banana]] [[fr:banana]] [[hy:banana]] [[hr:banana]] [[io:banana]] [[it:banana]] [[ku:banana]] [[hu:banana]] [[pl:banana]] [[pt:banana]] [[ru:banana]] [[st:banana]] [[sl:banana]] [[fi:banana]] [[sv:banana]] [[ta:banana]] [[vi:banana]] [[zh:banana]] 3892 12950 2006-11-28T16:34:56Z Brett 77 New page: ==Verb== {{verb|select|selects|selected|selecting}} # ({{transitive verb}} & {{intransitive verb}}) If you '''select''' something, you [[choose]] it. #: ''Students follow a general course ... ==Verb== {{verb|select|selects|selected|selecting}} # ({{transitive verb}} & {{intransitive verb}}) If you '''select''' something, you [[choose]] it. #: ''Students follow a general course in their first year, and in the final year they '''select''' one of three specialist areas of study.'' #: ''It wouldn't be too difficult to make the computer '''select''' for vague general features like, say, tall-thinness or short-fatness.'' ==Adjective== {{adjective|select|more select|most select}} # If something is '''select''' it is special in a good way--high quality. #: ''His skill and efforts took him into the '''select''' group of men who have scored over 50 League goals for our club.'' 12952 2006-11-28T16:36:32Z Brett 77 + AWL template {{AWL}} ==Verb== {{verb|select|selects|selected|selecting}} # ({{transitive verb}} & {{intransitive verb}}) If you '''select''' something, you [[choose]] it. #: ''Students follow a general course in their first year, and in the final year they '''select''' one of three specialist areas of study.'' #: ''It wouldn't be too difficult to make the computer '''select''' for vague general features like, say, tall-thinness or short-fatness.'' ==Adjective== {{adjective|select|more select|most select}} # If something is '''select''' it is special in a good way--high quality. #: ''His skill and efforts took him into the '''select''' group of men who have scored over 50 League goals for our club.'' 13404 2006-12-06T12:36:26Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fr, io, it, pt, ru, ta, vi, zh {{AWL}} ==Verb== {{verb|select|selects|selected|selecting}} # ({{transitive verb}} & {{intransitive verb}}) If you '''select''' something, you [[choose]] it. #: ''Students follow a general course in their first year, and in the final year they '''select''' one of three specialist areas of study.'' #: ''It wouldn't be too difficult to make the computer '''select''' for vague general features like, say, tall-thinness or short-fatness.'' ==Adjective== {{adjective|select|more select|most select}} # If something is '''select''' it is special in a good way--high quality. #: ''His skill and efforts took him into the '''select''' group of men who have scored over 50 League goals for our club.'' [[en:select]] [[fr:select]] [[io:select]] [[it:select]] [[pt:select]] [[ru:select]] [[ta:select]] [[vi:select]] [[zh:select]] 3893 12951 2006-11-28T16:35:47Z Brett 77 New page: ({{transitive verb}} & {{intransitive verb}}) ({{transitive verb}} & {{intransitive verb}}) 3894 12953 2006-11-28T16:41:33Z TBC 82 created definition ==Verb== {{verb|accept|accepts|accepting|accepted|accepted}} # To get, especially if one wants it. #: ''She '''accepted''' the award''. # To agree #: ''I '''accept''' your plan''. ===Terms that come from it=== * [[accepted]] * [[acceptedly]] * [[accepter]] * [[acceptive]] * [[accept a bill]] * [[accept person]] * [[accept service]] ==Similar terms== * [[acceptability]] * [[acceptable]] * [[acceptableness]] * [[acceptably]] * [[acceptance]] * [[acceptancy]] * [[acceptant]] * [[acceptation]] * [[acceptilation]] * [[acception]] * [[acceptor]] [[Category:Verbs]] [[ar:accept]] [[be:accept]] [[el:accept]] [[en:accept]] [[es:accept]] [[fr:accept]] [[gl:accept]] [[gu:accept]] [[io:accept]] [[it:accept]] [[hu:accept]] [[ja:accept]] [[pt:accept]] [[fi:accept]] [[sv:accept]] [[ta:accept]] [[vi:accept]] [[uk:accept]] [[zh:accept]] 12954 2006-11-28T16:41:52Z TBC 82 /* Similar terms */ ==Verb== {{verb|accept|accepts|accepting|accepted|accepted}} # To get, especially if one wants it. #: ''She '''accepted''' the award''. # To agree #: ''I '''accept''' your plan''. ===Terms that come from it=== * [[accepted]] * [[acceptedly]] * [[accepter]] * [[acceptive]] * [[accept a bill]] * [[accept person]] * [[accept service]] ===Similar terms=== * [[acceptability]] * [[acceptable]] * [[acceptableness]] * [[acceptably]] * [[acceptance]] * [[acceptancy]] * [[acceptant]] * [[acceptation]] * [[acceptilation]] * [[acception]] * [[acceptor]] [[Category:Verbs]] [[ar:accept]] [[be:accept]] [[el:accept]] [[en:accept]] [[es:accept]] [[fr:accept]] [[gl:accept]] [[gu:accept]] [[io:accept]] [[it:accept]] [[hu:accept]] [[ja:accept]] [[pt:accept]] [[fi:accept]] [[sv:accept]] [[ta:accept]] [[vi:accept]] [[uk:accept]] [[zh:accept]] 12957 2006-11-28T19:16:00Z Brett 77 /* Similar terms */ ==Verb== {{verb|accept|accepts|accepting|accepted|accepted}} # To get, especially if one wants it. #: ''She '''accepted''' the award''. # To agree #: ''I '''accept''' your plan''. ===Terms that come from it=== * [[accepted]] * [[acceptedly]] * [[accepter]] * [[acceptive]] * [[accept a bill]] * [[accept person]] * [[accept service]] ===Similar terms=== * [[acceptability]] * [[acceptable]] * [[acceptableness]] * [[acceptably]] * [[acceptance]] * [[acceptancy]] * [[acceptant]] * [[acceptation]] * [[acceptilation]] * [[acception]] * [[acceptor]] * [[unacceptable]] * [[unacceptably]] [[Category:Verbs]] [[ar:accept]] [[be:accept]] [[el:accept]] [[en:accept]] [[es:accept]] [[fr:accept]] [[gl:accept]] [[gu:accept]] [[io:accept]] [[it:accept]] [[hu:accept]] [[ja:accept]] [[pt:accept]] [[fi:accept]] [[sv:accept]] [[ta:accept]] [[vi:accept]] [[uk:accept]] [[zh:accept]] 3895 12955 2006-11-28T19:11:37Z Brett 77 New page: {{AWL}} ==Noun== # ({{mass noun}}) '''Credit''' is an [[agreement]] to buy something and pay later. #: ''We bought the new dining room table on '''credit'''.'' #: ''I only use my '''credit... {{AWL}} ==Noun== # ({{mass noun}}) '''Credit''' is an [[agreement]] to buy something and pay later. #: ''We bought the new dining room table on '''credit'''.'' #: ''I only use my '''credit''' card when I know I'll have the money the next week.'' # ({{mass noun}}) '''Credit''' is [[positive]] words or feelings. #: ''He gave '''credit''' to local management and to the unions for the improvements at the factory.'' #: ''The children here should take '''credit''' for a job well done.'' # ({{countable}}) A '''credit''' is a [[course]] or part of a course that you complete at [[college]] or [[university]]. #: ''I just need five more '''credits''' to finish my degree.'' # ({{countable}}) A '''credit''' is [[record]] of money put in an [[account]]. ===Synonyms=== * [[approval]] * [[praise]] * [[respect]] ===Antonyms=== * [[blame]] * [[fault]] ==Verb== # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''credit''' an [[account]], you add money to it. #: ''I called the bank about the mistake and they '''credited''' my account with the missing $50.'' # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''credit''' somebody with something, you say that they did it. #: ''Most people have '''credited''' Churchill with this saying, but there is no proof that he actually said it.'' # ({{transitive verb}}; ''formal'') If you '''credit''' something, you [[believe]] it. 12956 2006-11-28T19:12:19Z Brett 77 /* Antonyms */ {{AWL}} ==Noun== # ({{mass noun}}) '''Credit''' is an [[agreement]] to buy something and pay later. #: ''We bought the new dining room table on '''credit'''.'' #: ''I only use my '''credit''' card when I know I'll have the money the next week.'' # ({{mass noun}}) '''Credit''' is [[positive]] words or feelings. #: ''He gave '''credit''' to local management and to the unions for the improvements at the factory.'' #: ''The children here should take '''credit''' for a job well done.'' # ({{countable}}) A '''credit''' is a [[course]] or part of a course that you complete at [[college]] or [[university]]. #: ''I just need five more '''credits''' to finish my degree.'' # ({{countable}}) A '''credit''' is [[record]] of money put in an [[account]]. ===Synonyms=== * [[approval]] * [[praise]] * [[respect]] ===Antonyms=== * [[blame]] * [[fault]] * [[debit]] ==Verb== # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''credit''' an [[account]], you add money to it. #: ''I called the bank about the mistake and they '''credited''' my account with the missing $50.'' # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''credit''' somebody with something, you say that they did it. #: ''Most people have '''credited''' Churchill with this saying, but there is no proof that he actually said it.'' # ({{transitive verb}}; ''formal'') If you '''credit''' something, you [[believe]] it. 13018 2006-11-29T23:04:20Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fa, fi, hu, hy, io, it, pt, ru, ta, vi, zh {{AWL}} ==Noun== # ({{mass noun}}) '''Credit''' is an [[agreement]] to buy something and pay later. #: ''We bought the new dining room table on '''credit'''.'' #: ''I only use my '''credit''' card when I know I'll have the money the next week.'' # ({{mass noun}}) '''Credit''' is [[positive]] words or feelings. #: ''He gave '''credit''' to local management and to the unions for the improvements at the factory.'' #: ''The children here should take '''credit''' for a job well done.'' # ({{countable}}) A '''credit''' is a [[course]] or part of a course that you complete at [[college]] or [[university]]. #: ''I just need five more '''credits''' to finish my degree.'' # ({{countable}}) A '''credit''' is [[record]] of money put in an [[account]]. ===Synonyms=== * [[approval]] * [[praise]] * [[respect]] ===Antonyms=== * [[blame]] * [[fault]] * [[debit]] ==Verb== # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''credit''' an [[account]], you add money to it. #: ''I called the bank about the mistake and they '''credited''' my account with the missing $50.'' # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''credit''' somebody with something, you say that they did it. #: ''Most people have '''credited''' Churchill with this saying, but there is no proof that he actually said it.'' # ({{transitive verb}}; ''formal'') If you '''credit''' something, you [[believe]] it. [[en:credit]] [[fa:credit]] [[hy:credit]] [[io:credit]] [[it:credit]] [[hu:credit]] [[pt:credit]] [[ru:credit]] [[fi:credit]] [[ta:credit]] [[vi:credit]] [[zh:credit]] 3896 12958 2006-11-28T19:30:31Z Brett 77 New page: {{AWL}} ==Verb== {{verb|perceive|perceives|perceived|perceiving}} # ({{transitive verb}}; ''usually passive'') If you '''perceive''' something, you [[believe]] it. #: ''Education is widely... {{AWL}} ==Verb== {{verb|perceive|perceives|perceived|perceiving}} # ({{transitive verb}}; ''usually passive'') If you '''perceive''' something, you [[believe]] it. #: ''Education is widely '''perceived''' as a powerful way to improve the quality of life.'' # If you '''perceive''' something, you [[notice]] it through one of your [[sense|senses]] (e.g., touch, vision, smell, etc.). #: ''He was unable to '''percieve''' any difference at all in the room after the changes.'' 12978 2006-11-29T06:00:12Z Kappa 92 typo {{AWL}} ==Verb== {{verb|perceive|perceives|perceived|perceiving}} # ({{transitive verb}}; ''usually passive'') If you '''perceive''' something, you [[believe]] it. #: ''Education is widely '''perceived''' as a powerful way to improve the quality of life.'' # If you '''perceive''' something, you [[notice]] it through one of your [[sense|senses]] (e.g., touch, vision, smell, etc.). #: ''He was unable to '''perceive''' any difference at all in the room after the changes.'' 13261 2006-12-03T20:36:07Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fr, hu, io, it, pt, vi, zh {{AWL}} ==Verb== {{verb|perceive|perceives|perceived|perceiving}} # ({{transitive verb}}; ''usually passive'') If you '''perceive''' something, you [[believe]] it. #: ''Education is widely '''perceived''' as a powerful way to improve the quality of life.'' # If you '''perceive''' something, you [[notice]] it through one of your [[sense|senses]] (e.g., touch, vision, smell, etc.). #: ''He was unable to '''perceive''' any difference at all in the room after the changes.'' [[en:perceive]] [[fr:perceive]] [[io:perceive]] [[it:perceive]] [[hu:perceive]] [[pt:perceive]] [[vi:perceive]] [[zh:perceive]] 3897 12963 2006-11-28T19:51:42Z Brett 77 New page: {{AWL}} ==Verb== {{verb|focus|focusses|focussed|focussing}} # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''focus''' on something, you pay special [[attention]] to it. #: ''A small company will probably... {{AWL}} ==Verb== {{verb|focus|focusses|focussed|focussing}} # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''focus''' on something, you pay special [[attention]] to it. #: ''A small company will probably '''focus''' its attention on each artist's project more than a major label.'' #: ''Class, please '''focus''' on your assignment and stop talking.'' # {{TI verb}} If you '''focus''' a [[lens]], you [[adjust]] it to make a [[clear]] picture. #: ''Most digital cameras automatically '''focus''' on the object in the centre.'' #: ''You know, without my glasses, my eyes just can't '''focus''' well enough to read.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} # ({{countable}}; ''usually singular'') The ''focus'' is the [[main]] thing or person that people are paying [[attention]] to. # ({{mass noun}}) If your '''focus''' is on something, your [[attention]] is on it. # ({{mass noun}}) If something is in '''focus''', the [[image]] is [[clear]]. 13141 2006-12-01T18:39:30Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, en, et, fr, io, ko, ru, ta, vi, zh {{AWL}} ==Verb== {{verb|focus|focusses|focussed|focussing}} # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''focus''' on something, you pay special [[attention]] to it. #: ''A small company will probably '''focus''' its attention on each artist's project more than a major label.'' #: ''Class, please '''focus''' on your assignment and stop talking.'' # {{TI verb}} If you '''focus''' a [[lens]], you [[adjust]] it to make a [[clear]] picture. #: ''Most digital cameras automatically '''focus''' on the object in the centre.'' #: ''You know, without my glasses, my eyes just can't '''focus''' well enough to read.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} # ({{countable}}; ''usually singular'') The ''focus'' is the [[main]] thing or person that people are paying [[attention]] to. # ({{mass noun}}) If your '''focus''' is on something, your [[attention]] is on it. # ({{mass noun}}) If something is in '''focus''', the [[image]] is [[clear]]. [[ar:focus]] [[et:focus]] [[en:focus]] [[fr:focus]] [[ko:focus]] [[io:focus]] [[ru:focus]] [[ta:focus]] [[vi:focus]] [[zh:focus]] 14144 2006-12-21T05:38:01Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[tr:focus]] {{AWL}} ==Verb== {{verb|focus|focusses|focussed|focussing}} # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''focus''' on something, you pay special [[attention]] to it. #: ''A small company will probably '''focus''' its attention on each artist's project more than a major label.'' #: ''Class, please '''focus''' on your assignment and stop talking.'' # {{TI verb}} If you '''focus''' a [[lens]], you [[adjust]] it to make a [[clear]] picture. #: ''Most digital cameras automatically '''focus''' on the object in the centre.'' #: ''You know, without my glasses, my eyes just can't '''focus''' well enough to read.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} # ({{countable}}; ''usually singular'') The ''focus'' is the [[main]] thing or person that people are paying [[attention]] to. # ({{mass noun}}) If your '''focus''' is on something, your [[attention]] is on it. # ({{mass noun}}) If something is in '''focus''', the [[image]] is [[clear]]. [[ar:focus]] [[et:focus]] [[en:focus]] [[fr:focus]] [[ko:focus]] [[io:focus]] [[ru:focus]] [[ta:focus]] [[vi:focus]] [[tr:focus]] [[zh:focus]] 3898 12964 2006-11-28T20:10:09Z Brett 77 New page: {{AWL}} ==Verb== {{verb|purchase|purchases|purchased|purchasing}} # ({{transitive verb}}; ''formal'') If you '''purchase''' something, you [[buy]] it. #: ''A licence needs to be '''purchas... {{AWL}} ==Verb== {{verb|purchase|purchases|purchased|purchasing}} # ({{transitive verb}}; ''formal'') If you '''purchase''' something, you [[buy]] it. #: ''A licence needs to be '''purchased''' from the local authority and printing of tickets also adds to the costs.'' #: ''JEB Fasteners '''purchased''' all the shares in the private company for just under $900,000.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} # ({{countable}}; ''formal'') A '''purchase''' is something that you have [[buy|bought]]. #: ''Since the '''purchase''' of Columbia Pictures by Sony, the US has been very afraid of Japan.'' #: ''On the basis of a building '''purchase''' price of £200,000, the total cost of the project would be £1 million.'' # ({{countable}}; ''formal'') A '''purchase''' is a strong [[hold]] on something. 13094 2006-11-30T18:43:59Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: el, en, fa, fi, fr, hu, io, it, scn, ta, vi, zh {{AWL}} ==Verb== {{verb|purchase|purchases|purchased|purchasing}} # ({{transitive verb}}; ''formal'') If you '''purchase''' something, you [[buy]] it. #: ''A licence needs to be '''purchased''' from the local authority and printing of tickets also adds to the costs.'' #: ''JEB Fasteners '''purchased''' all the shares in the private company for just under $900,000.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} # ({{countable}}; ''formal'') A '''purchase''' is something that you have [[buy|bought]]. #: ''Since the '''purchase''' of Columbia Pictures by Sony, the US has been very afraid of Japan.'' #: ''On the basis of a building '''purchase''' price of £200,000, the total cost of the project would be £1 million.'' # ({{countable}}; ''formal'') A '''purchase''' is a strong [[hold]] on something. [[el:purchase]] [[en:purchase]] [[fa:purchase]] [[fr:purchase]] [[io:purchase]] [[it:purchase]] [[hu:purchase]] [[scn:purchase]] [[fi:purchase]] [[ta:purchase]] [[vi:purchase]] [[zh:purchase]] 13502 2006-12-08T22:33:19Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ simplify one example {{AWL}} ==Verb== {{verb|purchase|purchases|purchased|purchasing}} # ({{transitive verb}}; ''formal'') If you '''purchase''' something, you [[buy]] it. #: ''A licence needs to be '''purchased''' from the local authority and printing of tickets also adds to the costs.'' #: ''JEB Fasteners '''purchased''' all the shares in the private company for just under $900,000.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} # ({{countable}}; ''formal'') A '''purchase''' is something that you have [[buy|bought]]. #: ''Since the '''purchase''' of Columbia Pictures by Sony, the US has been very afraid of Japan.'' #: ''With a building '''purchase''' price of £200,000, the total cost of the project would be £1 million.'' # ({{countable}}; ''formal'') A '''purchase''' is a strong [[hold]] on something. [[el:purchase]] [[en:purchase]] [[fa:purchase]] [[fr:purchase]] [[io:purchase]] [[it:purchase]] [[hu:purchase]] [[scn:purchase]] [[fi:purchase]] [[ta:purchase]] [[vi:purchase]] [[zh:purchase]] 3899 13005 2006-11-29T18:31:10Z Brett 77 New page: {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''journal''' is a [[record]] of what is happening, usually written regularly (e.g., daily, weekly, monthly, etc.), often [[scientific]]. #: ''They published ... {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''journal''' is a [[record]] of what is happening, usually written regularly (e.g., daily, weekly, monthly, etc.), often [[scientific]]. #: ''They published their study in the British Medical '''Journal'''.'' #: ''She wrote in her '''journal''' on New Year's Day 1922, "The weather is bad and I'm too tired to write today." ===Synonyms=== * [[diary]] * [[log]] * [[blog]] ==Verb== {{verb|journal|journals|journaled|journaling}} # If you '''journal''', you regularly [[record]] what is happening, usually in writing. 13086 2006-11-30T15:53:56Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, el, en, et, fa, fi, fr, hu, id, io, ko, pl, ru, ta, vi, zh {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''journal''' is a [[record]] of what is happening, usually written regularly (e.g., daily, weekly, monthly, etc.), often [[scientific]]. #: ''They published their study in the British Medical '''Journal'''.'' #: ''She wrote in her '''journal''' on New Year's Day 1922, "The weather is bad and I'm too tired to write today." ===Synonyms=== * [[diary]] * [[log]] * [[blog]] ==Verb== {{verb|journal|journals|journaled|journaling}} # If you '''journal''', you regularly [[record]] what is happening, usually in writing. [[de:journal]] [[et:journal]] [[el:journal]] [[en:journal]] [[fa:journal]] [[fr:journal]] [[ko:journal]] [[io:journal]] [[id:journal]] [[hu:journal]] [[pl:journal]] [[ru:journal]] [[fi:journal]] [[ta:journal]] [[vi:journal]] [[zh:journal]] 3900 13006 2006-11-29T18:55:32Z Brett 77 New page: ==Noun== {{noun}} # ({{mass noun}}) '''Administration''' is the process of [[run|running]] and [[organise|organising]] an [[organisation]] such as a [[business]] or [[government]]. #: ''Th... ==Noun== {{noun}} # ({{mass noun}}) '''Administration''' is the process of [[run|running]] and [[organise|organising]] an [[organisation]] such as a [[business]] or [[government]]. #: ''The mayor is responsible for the '''administration''' of the town.'' #: ''He wanted to go into politics, so he studied public '''administration''' at university.'' # ({{mass noun}} & {{countable}}) The '''administration''' are the people who [[run]] and [[organise]] an [[organisation]] such as a [[business]] or [[government]]. #: ''In short, the '''administration''' does not actually know why it wants a space station.'' #: ''The Bush '''administration''' has one of the worst records of any American government.'' 13007 2006-11-29T18:56:29Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # ({{mass noun}}) '''Administration''' is the process of [[run|running]] and [[organise|organising]] an [[organisation]] such as a [[business]] or [[government]]. #: ''The mayor is responsible for the '''administration''' of the town.'' #: ''He wanted to go into politics, so he studied public '''administration''' at university.'' # ({{mass noun}} & {{countable}}) The '''administration''' are the people who [[run]] and [[organise]] an [[organisation]] such as a [[business]] or [[government]]. #: ''In short, the '''administration''' does not actually know why it wants a space station.'' #: ''The Bush '''administration''' has one of the worst records of any American government.'' 13576 2006-12-10T17:40:56Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, el, en, et, fa, fi, fr, gl, hu, id, io, it, kk, pl, ru, ta, vi, zh {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # ({{mass noun}}) '''Administration''' is the process of [[run|running]] and [[organise|organising]] an [[organisation]] such as a [[business]] or [[government]]. #: ''The mayor is responsible for the '''administration''' of the town.'' #: ''He wanted to go into politics, so he studied public '''administration''' at university.'' # ({{mass noun}} & {{countable}}) The '''administration''' are the people who [[run]] and [[organise]] an [[organisation]] such as a [[business]] or [[government]]. #: ''In short, the '''administration''' does not actually know why it wants a space station.'' #: ''The Bush '''administration''' has one of the worst records of any American government.'' [[de:administration]] [[et:administration]] [[el:administration]] [[en:administration]] [[fa:administration]] [[fr:administration]] [[gl:administration]] [[io:administration]] [[id:administration]] [[it:administration]] [[kk:administration]] [[hu:administration]] [[pl:administration]] [[ru:administration]] [[fi:administration]] [[ta:administration]] [[vi:administration]] [[zh:administration]] 14360 2006-12-22T20:45:54Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[tr:administration]] {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # ({{mass noun}}) '''Administration''' is the process of [[run|running]] and [[organise|organising]] an [[organisation]] such as a [[business]] or [[government]]. #: ''The mayor is responsible for the '''administration''' of the town.'' #: ''He wanted to go into politics, so he studied public '''administration''' at university.'' # ({{mass noun}} & {{countable}}) The '''administration''' are the people who [[run]] and [[organise]] an [[organisation]] such as a [[business]] or [[government]]. #: ''In short, the '''administration''' does not actually know why it wants a space station.'' #: ''The Bush '''administration''' has one of the worst records of any American government.'' [[de:administration]] [[et:administration]] [[el:administration]] [[en:administration]] [[fa:administration]] [[fr:administration]] [[gl:administration]] [[io:administration]] [[id:administration]] [[it:administration]] [[kk:administration]] [[hu:administration]] [[pl:administration]] [[ru:administration]] [[fi:administration]] [[ta:administration]] [[vi:administration]] [[tr:administration]] [[zh:administration]] 3901 13008 2006-11-29T19:11:06Z Brett 77 New page: ===other spellings=== * [[organization]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # ({{countable}}) An [[organisation]] is a [[group]] of people with a particular [[purpose]] (e.g., teams, clubs, churches, etc.)... ===other spellings=== * [[organization]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # ({{countable}}) An [[organisation]] is a [[group]] of people with a particular [[purpose]] (e.g., teams, clubs, churches, etc.) #: ''The daycare is operated by a voluntary '''organisation''' of parents and teachers.'' #: ''It is often difficult for women to join these '''organisations''' that have always been for men.'' # ({{mass noun}} & {{countable}}) '''Organisation''' is the way that something is put together. #: ''The '''organisation''' of the book is very difficult to understand.'' #: ''The '''organisation''' of the event took three months.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[institution]] * [[management]] * [[structure]] 13090 2006-11-30T17:25:20Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, et, fa, fr, hu, it, pl, ru, sv, ta, vi, zh ===other spellings=== * [[organization]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # ({{countable}}) An [[organisation]] is a [[group]] of people with a particular [[purpose]] (e.g., teams, clubs, churches, etc.) #: ''The daycare is operated by a voluntary '''organisation''' of parents and teachers.'' #: ''It is often difficult for women to join these '''organisations''' that have always been for men.'' # ({{mass noun}} & {{countable}}) '''Organisation''' is the way that something is put together. #: ''The '''organisation''' of the book is very difficult to understand.'' #: ''The '''organisation''' of the event took three months.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[institution]] * [[management]] * [[structure]] [[et:organisation]] [[en:organisation]] [[fa:organisation]] [[fr:organisation]] [[it:organisation]] [[hu:organisation]] [[pl:organisation]] [[ru:organisation]] [[sv:organisation]] [[ta:organisation]] [[vi:organisation]] [[zh:organisation]] 3902 13009 2006-11-29T19:12:00Z Brett 77 New page: ===other spellings=== * [[organisation]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # ({{countable}}) An [[organization]] is a [[group]] of people with a particular [[purpose]] (e.g., teams, clubs, churches, etc.)... ===other spellings=== * [[organisation]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # ({{countable}}) An [[organization]] is a [[group]] of people with a particular [[purpose]] (e.g., teams, clubs, churches, etc.) #: ''The daycare is operated by a voluntary '''organization''' of parents and teachers.'' #: ''It is often difficult for women to join these '''organizations''' that have always been for men.'' # ({{mass noun}} & {{countable}}) '''Organization''' is the way that something is put together. #: ''The '''organization''' of the book is very difficult to understand.'' #: ''The '''organization''' of the event took three months.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[institution]] * [[management]] * [[structure]] 14329 2006-12-22T02:38:57Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, en, fi, hu, it, kk, ru, uk, vi, zh ===other spellings=== * [[organisation]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # ({{countable}}) An [[organization]] is a [[group]] of people with a particular [[purpose]] (e.g., teams, clubs, churches, etc.) #: ''The daycare is operated by a voluntary '''organization''' of parents and teachers.'' #: ''It is often difficult for women to join these '''organizations''' that have always been for men.'' # ({{mass noun}} & {{countable}}) '''Organization''' is the way that something is put together. #: ''The '''organization''' of the book is very difficult to understand.'' #: ''The '''organization''' of the event took three months.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[institution]] * [[management]] * [[structure]] [[ar:organization]] [[en:organization]] [[it:organization]] [[kk:organization]] [[hu:organization]] [[ru:organization]] [[fi:organization]] [[vi:organization]] [[uk:organization]] [[zh:organization]] 3903 13010 2006-11-29T19:20:01Z Brett 77 New page: ==Noun== # ({{mass noun}}) '''Maintenance''' is the process of regularly [[fix|fixing]] things and [[keep|keeping]] something in good shape. #: ''After 8,000 km, you should take the car in... ==Noun== # ({{mass noun}}) '''Maintenance''' is the process of regularly [[fix|fixing]] things and [[keep|keeping]] something in good shape. #: ''After 8,000 km, you should take the car in for '''maintenance'''.'' #: ''Wood houses can be a problem because they require regular '''maintenance'''.'' 13011 2006-11-29T19:20:58Z Brett 77 + AWL template {{AWL}} ==Noun== # ({{mass noun}}) '''Maintenance''' is the process of regularly [[fix|fixing]] things and [[keep|keeping]] something in good shape. #: ''After 8,000 km, you should take the car in for '''maintenance'''.'' #: ''Wood houses can be a problem because they require regular '''maintenance'''.'' 13087 2006-11-30T16:26:10Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fa, fr, it, ru, ta, vi, zh {{AWL}} ==Noun== # ({{mass noun}}) '''Maintenance''' is the process of regularly [[fix|fixing]] things and [[keep|keeping]] something in good shape. #: ''After 8,000 km, you should take the car in for '''maintenance'''.'' #: ''Wood houses can be a problem because they require regular '''maintenance'''.'' [[en:maintenance]] [[fa:maintenance]] [[fr:maintenance]] [[it:maintenance]] [[ru:maintenance]] [[ta:maintenance]] [[vi:maintenance]] [[zh:maintenance]] 3904 13012 2006-11-29T19:33:58Z Brett 77 New page: {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # ({{mass noun}} and {{countable}}) '''Design''' is how something looks and works. #: ''Honda has a new engine in design.'' #: ''The new ski '''design''' made the... {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # ({{mass noun}} and {{countable}}) '''Design''' is how something looks and works. #: ''Honda has a new engine in design.'' #: ''The new ski '''design''' made them 4% faster than his old skis.'' #: ''After graduating from Art & '''Design''' at university, he started his own fashion company.'' ==Verb== {{verb|design|designs|designed|designing}} # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''design''' something, you [[plan]] and [[show]] how it will look and work. #: ''The team was asked to '''design''' a new video game controller.'' 13311 2006-12-04T10:55:54Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, en, et, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, ko, pt, ru, ta, uk, vi, zh {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # ({{mass noun}} and {{countable}}) '''Design''' is how something looks and works. #: ''Honda has a new engine in design.'' #: ''The new ski '''design''' made them 4% faster than his old skis.'' #: ''After graduating from Art & '''Design''' at university, he started his own fashion company.'' ==Verb== {{verb|design|designs|designed|designing}} # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''design''' something, you [[plan]] and [[show]] how it will look and work. #: ''The team was asked to '''design''' a new video game controller.'' [[ar:design]] [[et:design]] [[en:design]] [[fr:design]] [[ko:design]] [[io:design]] [[it:design]] [[hu:design]] [[ja:design]] [[pt:design]] [[ru:design]] [[fi:design]] [[ta:design]] [[vi:design]] [[uk:design]] [[zh:design]] 13646 2006-12-11T14:14:52Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:design]] {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # ({{mass noun}} and {{countable}}) '''Design''' is how something looks and works. #: ''Honda has a new engine in design.'' #: ''The new ski '''design''' made them 4% faster than his old skis.'' #: ''After graduating from Art & '''Design''' at university, he started his own fashion company.'' ==Verb== {{verb|design|designs|designed|designing}} # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''design''' something, you [[plan]] and [[show]] how it will look and work. #: ''The team was asked to '''design''' a new video game controller.'' [[ar:design]] [[et:design]] [[en:design]] [[fa:design]] [[fr:design]] [[ko:design]] [[io:design]] [[it:design]] [[hu:design]] [[ja:design]] [[pt:design]] [[ru:design]] [[fi:design]] [[ta:design]] [[vi:design]] [[uk:design]] [[zh:design]] 14019 2006-12-20T15:35:36Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[tr:design]] {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # ({{mass noun}} and {{countable}}) '''Design''' is how something looks and works. #: ''Honda has a new engine in design.'' #: ''The new ski '''design''' made them 4% faster than his old skis.'' #: ''After graduating from Art & '''Design''' at university, he started his own fashion company.'' ==Verb== {{verb|design|designs|designed|designing}} # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''design''' something, you [[plan]] and [[show]] how it will look and work. #: ''The team was asked to '''design''' a new video game controller.'' [[ar:design]] [[et:design]] [[en:design]] [[fa:design]] [[fr:design]] [[ko:design]] [[io:design]] [[it:design]] [[hu:design]] [[ja:design]] [[pt:design]] [[ru:design]] [[fi:design]] [[ta:design]] [[vi:design]] [[tr:design]] [[uk:design]] [[zh:design]] 3905 13013 2006-11-29T19:48:07Z Brett 77 New page: {{AWL}} ==Verb== {{verb|obtain|obtains|obtained|obtaining}} # ({{transitive verb}}; ''formal'') If you '''obtain''' something, you [[get]] it. #: ''The newspaper was able to '''obtain''' t... {{AWL}} ==Verb== {{verb|obtain|obtains|obtained|obtaining}} # ({{transitive verb}}; ''formal'') If you '''obtain''' something, you [[get]] it. #: ''The newspaper was able to '''obtain''' the information from police.'' #: ''After '''obtaining''' permission from the town, they built the new trail.'' # ({{intransitive verb}}; very formal) If something '''obtains''', it is [[true]] or it [[exist|exists]]. #: ''His argument is therefore compatible only in cases where class difference does not '''obtain'''.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[acquire]] 13138 2006-12-01T15:22:21Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ta, uk, vi {{AWL}} ==Verb== {{verb|obtain|obtains|obtained|obtaining}} # ({{transitive verb}}; ''formal'') If you '''obtain''' something, you [[get]] it. #: ''The newspaper was able to '''obtain''' the information from police.'' #: ''After '''obtaining''' permission from the town, they built the new trail.'' # ({{intransitive verb}}; very formal) If something '''obtains''', it is [[true]] or it [[exist|exists]]. #: ''His argument is therefore compatible only in cases where class difference does not '''obtain'''.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[acquire]] [[en:obtain]] [[fr:obtain]] [[io:obtain]] [[it:obtain]] [[hu:obtain]] [[fi:obtain]] [[ta:obtain]] [[vi:obtain]] [[uk:obtain]] 3906 13014 2006-11-29T19:55:07Z Brett 77 New page: {{AWL}} ==Verb== {{verb|restrict|restricts|restricted|restricting}} # ({{transitive verb}}) If you restrict something, you [[limit]] it. #: ''This room is '''restricted''' to company emplo... {{AWL}} ==Verb== {{verb|restrict|restricts|restricted|restricting}} # ({{transitive verb}}) If you restrict something, you [[limit]] it. #: ''This room is '''restricted''' to company employees. Other people may not enter.'' #: ''This law '''restricts''' the freedom of businesses to set their own prices.'' 13341 2006-12-05T10:31:15Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fr, io, it, ta, vi, zh {{AWL}} ==Verb== {{verb|restrict|restricts|restricted|restricting}} # ({{transitive verb}}) If you restrict something, you [[limit]] it. #: ''This room is '''restricted''' to company employees. Other people may not enter.'' #: ''This law '''restricts''' the freedom of businesses to set their own prices.'' [[en:restrict]] [[fr:restrict]] [[io:restrict]] [[it:restrict]] [[ta:restrict]] [[vi:restrict]] [[zh:restrict]] 3907 13015 2006-11-29T20:19:44Z Brett 77 New page: {{AWL}} ==Verb== {{verb|conduct|conducts|conducted|conducting}} # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''conduct''' an [[activity]] or [[process]], you do it or [[carry out|carry]] it out. #: ''T... {{AWL}} ==Verb== {{verb|conduct|conducts|conducted|conducting}} # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''conduct''' an [[activity]] or [[process]], you do it or [[carry out|carry]] it out. #: ''The war made it very difficult to '''conduct''' business.'' #: ''The university makes sure that research is '''conducted''' properly.'' # {{TI verb}} If you '''conduct''' [[music]], you stand in front of the [[musicians]] and show them how to sing or play. # ({{transitive verb}}, ''only of yourself''; ''formal'') The way you '''conduct''' yourself is the way you [[act]] or [[treat]] others. #: ''I hope the children will be able to '''conduct''' themselve well at the party.'' # {{TI verb}} If something '''conducts''' [[energy]], if lets the energy to move through or along it. #: ''Glass is a good insulator because it will not '''conduct''' electricity.'' # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''conduct''' somebody or a [[tour]], you [[show]] people around a place. #: ''Please '''conduct''' him to the waiting room.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[organise]]/[[organize]] * [[behave]] ==Noun== # ({{mass noun}}; ''formal'') A person's '''conduct''' is the way they act or treat others. #: ''Killing a person, for any reason, is a criminal act and such '''conduct''' must not be allowed.'' #: ''This teacher clearly broke the schools rules for professional '''conduct'''.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[behaviour]]/[[behavior]] 13727 2006-12-12T23:48:33Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ru, sv, ta, vi, zh {{AWL}} ==Verb== {{verb|conduct|conducts|conducted|conducting}} # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''conduct''' an [[activity]] or [[process]], you do it or [[carry out|carry]] it out. #: ''The war made it very difficult to '''conduct''' business.'' #: ''The university makes sure that research is '''conducted''' properly.'' # {{TI verb}} If you '''conduct''' [[music]], you stand in front of the [[musicians]] and show them how to sing or play. # ({{transitive verb}}, ''only of yourself''; ''formal'') The way you '''conduct''' yourself is the way you [[act]] or [[treat]] others. #: ''I hope the children will be able to '''conduct''' themselve well at the party.'' # {{TI verb}} If something '''conducts''' [[energy]], if lets the energy to move through or along it. #: ''Glass is a good insulator because it will not '''conduct''' electricity.'' # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''conduct''' somebody or a [[tour]], you [[show]] people around a place. #: ''Please '''conduct''' him to the waiting room.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[organise]]/[[organize]] * [[behave]] ==Noun== # ({{mass noun}}; ''formal'') A person's '''conduct''' is the way they act or treat others. #: ''Killing a person, for any reason, is a criminal act and such '''conduct''' must not be allowed.'' #: ''This teacher clearly broke the schools rules for professional '''conduct'''.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[behaviour]]/[[behavior]] [[ar:conduct]] [[en:conduct]] [[fr:conduct]] [[io:conduct]] [[it:conduct]] [[hu:conduct]] [[ru:conduct]] [[fi:conduct]] [[sv:conduct]] [[ta:conduct]] [[vi:conduct]] [[zh:conduct]] 3908 13019 2006-11-29T23:54:15Z Brett 77 New page: ==Verb== # {{TI verb}} If you '''rush''', you [[move]] or [[work]] [[quickly]]. #: ''After the accident, they '''rushed''' him to the hospital.'' #: ''I woke up late and '''rushed''' throu... ==Verb== # {{TI verb}} If you '''rush''', you [[move]] or [[work]] [[quickly]]. #: ''After the accident, they '''rushed''' him to the hospital.'' #: ''I woke up late and '''rushed''' through breakfast.'' ==Noun== {{noun|rush|rushes}} # ({{countable}}) A '''rush''' is a [[fast]] [[movement]]. #: ''As the movie finished, there was a '''rush''' to the toilets.'' #: ''A '''rush''' of air blew the papers off the desk.'' #: ''I was in a '''rush''' and knocked the glass on the floor.'' 13095 2006-11-30T21:00:23Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fa, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ru, ta, vi ==Verb== # {{TI verb}} If you '''rush''', you [[move]] or [[work]] [[quickly]]. #: ''After the accident, they '''rushed''' him to the hospital.'' #: ''I woke up late and '''rushed''' through breakfast.'' ==Noun== {{noun|rush|rushes}} # ({{countable}}) A '''rush''' is a [[fast]] [[movement]]. #: ''As the movie finished, there was a '''rush''' to the toilets.'' #: ''A '''rush''' of air blew the papers off the desk.'' #: ''I was in a '''rush''' and knocked the glass on the floor.'' [[en:rush]] [[fa:rush]] [[fr:rush]] [[io:rush]] [[it:rush]] [[hu:rush]] [[ru:rush]] [[fi:rush]] [[ta:rush]] [[vi:rush]] 13425 2006-12-06T18:08:44Z Brett 77 + verb template & synonym ==Verb== {{verb|rush|rushes|rushed|rushing}} # {{TI verb}} If you '''rush''', you [[move]] or [[work]] [[quickly]]. #: ''After the accident, they '''rushed''' him to the hospital.'' #: ''I woke up late and '''rushed''' through breakfast.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[hurry]] ==Noun== {{noun|rush|rushes}} # ({{countable}}) A '''rush''' is a [[fast]] [[movement]]. #: ''As the movie finished, there was a '''rush''' to the toilets.'' #: ''A '''rush''' of air blew the papers off the desk.'' #: ''I was in a '''rush''' and knocked the glass on the floor.'' [[en:rush]] [[fa:rush]] [[fr:rush]] [[io:rush]] [[it:rush]] [[hu:rush]] [[ru:rush]] [[fi:rush]] [[ta:rush]] [[vi:rush]] 3909 13020 2006-11-30T02:12:44Z Brett 77 New page: ==Verb== {{verb|manufacture|manufactures|manufactured|manufacturing}} # If you '''manufacture''' something, you [[make]] it, usually in a [[factory]]. #: ''The goods were '''manufactured''... ==Verb== {{verb|manufacture|manufactures|manufactured|manufacturing}} # If you '''manufacture''' something, you [[make]] it, usually in a [[factory]]. #: ''The goods were '''manufactured''' in China and shipped to Canada for sale.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[fabricate]] ==Noun== # ({{mass noun}}) '''Manufacture''' is the [[process]] of making something. #: ''The company specialises in the '''manufacture''' of small industrial motors.'' 13051 2006-11-30T10:08:04Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, en, et, fr, id, io, it, ru, ta, vi, zh ==Verb== {{verb|manufacture|manufactures|manufactured|manufacturing}} # If you '''manufacture''' something, you [[make]] it, usually in a [[factory]]. #: ''The goods were '''manufactured''' in China and shipped to Canada for sale.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[fabricate]] ==Noun== # ({{mass noun}}) '''Manufacture''' is the [[process]] of making something. #: ''The company specialises in the '''manufacture''' of small industrial motors.'' [[de:manufacture]] [[et:manufacture]] [[en:manufacture]] [[fr:manufacture]] [[io:manufacture]] [[id:manufacture]] [[it:manufacture]] [[ru:manufacture]] [[ta:manufacture]] [[vi:manufacture]] [[zh:manufacture]] 3910 13022 2006-11-30T02:25:01Z Brett 77 New page: ==Verb== {{verb2|withdraw|withdraws|withdrew|withdrawn|withdrawing}} # {{TI verb}} If you '''withdraw''' (something) from somewhere, you [[take]] (it) out. #: ''The conservatives have '''w... ==Verb== {{verb2|withdraw|withdraws|withdrew|withdrawn|withdrawing}} # {{TI verb}} If you '''withdraw''' (something) from somewhere, you [[take]] (it) out. #: ''The conservatives have '''withdrawn''' support from the government.'' #: ''He '''withdrew''' $50 from his bank account.'' #: ''After the battle, the soldiers '''withdrew''' from the town.'' 13631 2006-12-11T06:22:33Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, io, it, pt, uk, vi, zh ==Verb== {{verb2|withdraw|withdraws|withdrew|withdrawn|withdrawing}} # {{TI verb}} If you '''withdraw''' (something) from somewhere, you [[take]] (it) out. #: ''The conservatives have '''withdrawn''' support from the government.'' #: ''He '''withdrew''' $50 from his bank account.'' #: ''After the battle, the soldiers '''withdrew''' from the town.'' [[en:withdraw]] [[fr:withdraw]] [[io:withdraw]] [[it:withdraw]] [[pt:withdraw]] [[fi:withdraw]] [[vi:withdraw]] [[uk:withdraw]] [[zh:withdraw]] 3911 13038 2006-11-30T04:43:33Z Coppertwig 139 making definition of waste {{BE850}} ==Verb== {{verb|waste|wastes|wasted|wasting}} # To use something for no reason, or for bad reasons or only little reasons, and after it is used no one can use it again. #:''He '''wasted''' the food by making it dirty.'' ==Noun== {{noun|waste}} #Things that are not useful; things that people want to take out of their house. ==See Also== #[[Garbage]] 13609 2006-12-11T01:47:07Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fa, fi, fr, hu, io, it, pt, ru, ta, uk, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Verb== {{verb|waste|wastes|wasted|wasting}} # To use something for no reason, or for bad reasons or only little reasons, and after it is used no one can use it again. #:''He '''wasted''' the food by making it dirty.'' ==Noun== {{noun|waste}} #Things that are not useful; things that people want to take out of their house. ==See Also== #[[Garbage]] [[en:waste]] [[fa:waste]] [[fr:waste]] [[io:waste]] [[it:waste]] [[hu:waste]] [[pt:waste]] [[ru:waste]] [[fi:waste]] [[ta:waste]] [[vi:waste]] [[uk:waste]] [[zh:waste]] 3912 13039 2006-11-30T04:44:52Z Coppertwig 139 making definition of war {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # [[army|Armies]] [[fight]]ing. 13104 2006-12-01T01:26:14Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, en, et, fa, fi, fr, hu, hy, io, it, ja, kk, ko, ku, pl, pt, ru, sr, sv, ta, tr, uk, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # [[army|Armies]] [[fight]]ing. [[de:war]] [[et:war]] [[en:war]] [[fa:war]] [[fr:war]] [[ko:war]] [[hy:war]] [[io:war]] [[it:war]] [[kk:war]] [[ku:war]] [[hu:war]] [[ja:war]] [[pl:war]] [[pt:war]] [[ru:war]] [[sr:war]] [[fi:war]] [[sv:war]] [[ta:war]] [[vi:war]] [[tr:war]] [[uk:war]] [[zh:war]] 3913 13040 2006-11-30T04:49:02Z Coppertwig 139 making definition of wall {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Veliki Preslav walls Enev.jpg|thumb|A wall made of stones]] # One side of a house; a high, flat part of a building. 13602 2006-12-11T01:03:54Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ang, en, fa, fi, fr, hu, hy, io, it, ja, kk, pl, pt, ru, sr, ta, uk, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Veliki Preslav walls Enev.jpg|thumb|A wall made of stones]] # One side of a house; a high, flat part of a building. [[ang:wall]] [[en:wall]] [[fa:wall]] [[fr:wall]] [[hy:wall]] [[io:wall]] [[it:wall]] [[kk:wall]] [[hu:wall]] [[ja:wall]] [[pl:wall]] [[pt:wall]] [[ru:wall]] [[sr:wall]] [[fi:wall]] [[ta:wall]] [[vi:wall]] [[uk:wall]] [[zh:wall]] 3914 13041 2006-11-30T04:53:28Z Coppertwig 139 making definition of twist {{BE850}} ==Verb== {{verb|twist|twists|twisted|twisting}} [[Image:4 twisted pairs.svg|thumb|Twisting]] # To turn one part of something in one direction and another part in the other direction at the same time. 13101 2006-12-01T01:10:59Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fa, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ru, ta, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Verb== {{verb|twist|twists|twisted|twisting}} [[Image:4 twisted pairs.svg|thumb|Twisting]] # To turn one part of something in one direction and another part in the other direction at the same time. [[en:twist]] [[fa:twist]] [[fr:twist]] [[io:twist]] [[it:twist]] [[hu:twist]] [[ru:twist]] [[fi:twist]] [[ta:twist]] [[vi:twist]] [[zh:twist]] 3915 13042 2006-11-30T04:56:15Z Coppertwig 139 making definition of turn {{BE850}} ==Verb== {{verb|turn|turns|turned|turning}} [[Image:Japanese Road sign (Right Sharp turn).svg|thumb|The road will turn.]] # To start moving in a different direction 13057 2006-11-30T12:43:11Z Brett 77 /* Verb */ move -> face + wikify {{BE850}} ==Verb== {{verb|turn|turns|turned|turning}} [[Image:Japanese Road sign (Right Sharp turn).svg|thumb|The road will turn.]] # To [[face]] a different [[direction]] 13074 2006-11-30T14:10:47Z Brett 77 expand {{BE850}} ==Verb== {{verb|turn|turns|turned|turning}} [[Image:Japanese Road sign (Right Sharp turn).svg|thumb|The road will turn.]] # {{TI verb}} To [[face]] a different [[direction]] #: ''The car '''turned''' the corner and went north.'' #: ''Walk down the street and '''turn''' left at the lights.'' #: ''The dancers '''turned''' round and around.'' # ({{linking verb}}) If something '''turns''' a certain way, it [[become]]s that way. #: ''The sky '''turned''' dark and cloudy.'' #: ''The game '''turned''' into a fight.'' 13431 2006-12-06T18:20:37Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, es, fi, fr, hu, io, is, it, kk, pl, pt, ru, ta, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Verb== {{verb|turn|turns|turned|turning}} [[Image:Japanese Road sign (Right Sharp turn).svg|thumb|The road will turn.]] # {{TI verb}} To [[face]] a different [[direction]] #: ''The car '''turned''' the corner and went north.'' #: ''Walk down the street and '''turn''' left at the lights.'' #: ''The dancers '''turned''' round and around.'' # ({{linking verb}}) If something '''turns''' a certain way, it [[become]]s that way. #: ''The sky '''turned''' dark and cloudy.'' #: ''The game '''turned''' into a fight.'' [[en:turn]] [[es:turn]] [[fr:turn]] [[io:turn]] [[is:turn]] [[it:turn]] [[kk:turn]] [[hu:turn]] [[pl:turn]] [[pt:turn]] [[ru:turn]] [[fi:turn]] [[ta:turn]] [[vi:turn]] [[zh:turn]] 3916 13043 2006-11-30T05:00:32Z Coppertwig 139 making definition of trouble {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:SDeep trouble.gif|thumb|A person in trouble]] # Difficult things happening; problems. 13060 2006-11-30T12:54:04Z Brett 77 remove the picture (I don't think it illustrates the concept well) {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # Difficult things happening; problems. 13406 2006-12-06T13:41:25Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, et, fa, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ru, ta, vi {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # Difficult things happening; problems. [[et:trouble]] [[en:trouble]] [[fa:trouble]] [[fr:trouble]] [[io:trouble]] [[it:trouble]] [[hu:trouble]] [[ru:trouble]] [[fi:trouble]] [[ta:trouble]] [[vi:trouble]] 3917 13044 2006-11-30T05:05:02Z Coppertwig 139 making definition of true {{BE850}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|true|truer|truest}} # Words that say the things that are really happening in the world; words that are right, correct; honest words. #:''She says she didn't take the [[money]], but the thing she says is not '''true'''.'' 13049 2006-11-30T05:41:25Z Kappa 92 let's try # '''True''' words say something which is real. {{BE850}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|true|truer|truest}} # '''True''' words say something which is [[real]]. #:''She says she didn't take the [[money]], but what she says is not '''true'''.'' 13214 2006-12-03T02:35:53Z Brett 77 various edits {{BE850}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|true|truer|truest}} # If something is '''true''', it is [[real]], not [[imagine|imagined]] or [[make up|made up]]. #:''She says she didn't take the [[money]], but what she says is not '''true'''.'' #: ''My wife is my one '''true''' love.'' ===Antonyms=== * [[false]] 13386 2006-12-06T02:52:20Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, hy, io, it, ja, kk, ko, la, pt, ru, sv, ta, uk, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|true|truer|truest}} # If something is '''true''', it is [[real]], not [[imagine|imagined]] or [[make up|made up]]. #:''She says she didn't take the [[money]], but what she says is not '''true'''.'' #: ''My wife is my one '''true''' love.'' ===Antonyms=== * [[false]] [[en:true]] [[fr:true]] [[ko:true]] [[hy:true]] [[io:true]] [[it:true]] [[kk:true]] [[la:true]] [[hu:true]] [[ja:true]] [[pt:true]] [[ru:true]] [[fi:true]] [[sv:true]] [[ta:true]] [[vi:true]] [[uk:true]] [[zh:true]] 3918 13045 2006-11-30T05:08:09Z Coppertwig 139 making definition of trick {{BE850}} ==Verb== {{verb|trick|tricks|tricked|tricking}} # To make someone think something that is not true. #: ''He '''tricked''' her into thinking he had much [[money]].'' 13102 2006-12-01T01:13:00Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fa, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ru, ta, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Verb== {{verb|trick|tricks|tricked|tricking}} # To make someone think something that is not true. #: ''He '''tricked''' her into thinking he had much [[money]].'' [[en:trick]] [[fa:trick]] [[fr:trick]] [[io:trick]] [[it:trick]] [[hu:trick]] [[ru:trick]] [[fi:trick]] [[ta:trick]] [[vi:trick]] [[zh:trick]] 3919 13055 2006-11-30T12:32:18Z Brett 77 New page: * [[sample]] * [[bottom]] * [[frequently]] * [[performance]] * [[inside]] * [[detectives]] * [[raw]] * [[police]] * [[mail]] * [[depress]] * [[passengers]] * [[juice]] * [[exploded]] * [[t... * [[sample]] * [[bottom]] * [[frequently]] * [[performance]] * [[inside]] * [[detectives]] * [[raw]] * [[police]] * [[mail]] * [[depress]] * [[passengers]] * [[juice]] * [[exploded]] * [[tied]] * [[soap]] * [[package]] * [[shift]] * [[furthermore]] * [[treat]] * [[fool]] * [[statistics]] * [[meanwhile]] * [[immediately]] * [[in a hurry]] * [[globe]] * [[false]] * [[holy]] * [[picked]] * [[entertainment]] * [[classic]] * [[interference]] * [[instant]] * [[sink]] * [[tube]] * [[compute]] * [[publish]] * [[appreciate]] * [[stairs]] * [[slightly]] * [[bake]] * [[confuse]] * [[competition]] * [[satisfied]] * [[shower]] * [[tobacco]] * [[outcome]] * [[valid]] * [[frightened]] * [[delay]] * [[extreme]] * [[suspicion]] * [[grave]] * [[instance]] * [[translated]] * [[combination]] * [[suspect]] * [[mental]] * [[tradition]] * [[govern]] * [[mistake]] * [[dominant]] * [[hidden]] * [[attitude]] * [[team]] * [[harm]] * [[excuse]] * [[features]] * [[vehicle]] * [[reside]] * [[deduction]] * [[cure]] * [[imply]] * [[plenty]] * [[solve]] * [[trend]] * [[swallowed]] * [[accident]] * [[instruct]] * [[specify]] * [[manage]] * [[envelope]] * [[recommended]] * [[equip]] * [[Christmas]] * [[mystery]] * [[ethnic]] * [[self]] * [[devil]] * [[stupid]] * [[relax]] * [[collect]] * [[motive]] * [[screen]] * [[honest]] * [[adapted]] * [[patient]] * [[lazy]] * [[dramatic]] * [[desk]] * [[jumped]] * [[rub]] * [[hospital]] * [[recovery]] * [[hole]] * [[tension]] * [[pretend]] * [[convenience]] * [[disease]] * [[stolen]] * [[whisper]] * [[attractive]] * [[hair]] * [[message]] * [[concentration]] * [[intelligence]] * [[link]] * [[thank]] * [[severe]] * [[competitive]] * [[respond]] * [[opposition]] * [[label]] * [[symbol]] * [[grateful]] * [[check]] * [[telephone]] * [[curtains]] * [[file]] * [[a bit]] * [[conscious]] * [[harvest]] * [[socks]] * [[drive]] * [[cough]] * [[pocket]] * [[stupid]] * [[replaced]] * [[king]] * [[connection]] * [[medical]] * [[reluctant]] * [[upset]] * [[poison]] * [[radio]] * [[worry]] * [[constant]] * [[psychological]] * [[hunt]] * [[manage]] * [[probable]] * [[organ]] * [[chest]] * [[revise]] * [[nevertheless]] * [[film]] * [[fuck]] * [[busy]] * [[exact]] * [[hate]] * [[chair]] * [[nurse]] * [[list]] * [[delivered]] * [[examination]] * [[signal]] * [[teeth]] * [[shit]] * [[moderate]] * [[image]] * [[hurt]] * [[investigation]] * [[commercial]] * [[visual]] * [[dance]] * [[beam]] * [[forward]] * [[framework]] * [[phone]] * [[pen]] * [[lonely]] * [[sour]] * [[afford]] * [[facilitate]] * [[elderly]] * [[explore]] * [[negative]] * [[printed]] * [[reaction]] * [[mixed]] * [[estate]] * [[polite]] * [[comfort]] * [[copies]] * [[meantime]] * [[accurate]] * [[play]] * [[stressed]] * [[negative]] * [[club]] * [[ensure]] * [[search]] * [[match]] * [[warning]] * [[odd]] 13710 2006-12-12T19:17:08Z Brett 77 * [[shift]] * [[furthermore]] * [[treat]] * [[fool]] * [[statistics]] * [[meanwhile]] * [[immediately]] * [[in a hurry]] * [[globe]] * [[false]] * [[holy]] * [[picked]] * [[entertainment]] * [[classic]] * [[interference]] * [[instant]] * [[sink]] * [[tube]] * [[compute]] * [[publish]] * [[appreciate]] * [[stairs]] * [[slightly]] * [[bake]] * [[confuse]] * [[competition]] * [[satisfied]] * [[shower]] * [[tobacco]] * [[outcome]] * [[valid]] * [[frightened]] * [[delay]] * [[extreme]] * [[suspicion]] * [[grave]] * [[instance]] * [[translated]] * [[combination]] * [[suspect]] * [[mental]] * [[tradition]] * [[govern]] * [[mistake]] * [[dominant]] * [[hidden]] * [[attitude]] * [[team]] * [[harm]] * [[excuse]] * [[features]] * [[vehicle]] * [[reside]] * [[deduction]] * [[cure]] * [[imply]] * [[plenty]] * [[solve]] * [[trend]] * [[swallowed]] * [[accident]] * [[instruct]] * [[specify]] * [[manage]] * [[envelope]] * [[recommended]] * [[equip]] * [[Christmas]] * [[mystery]] * [[ethnic]] * [[self]] * [[devil]] * [[stupid]] * [[relax]] * [[collect]] * [[motive]] * [[screen]] * [[honest]] * [[adapted]] * [[patient]] * [[lazy]] * [[dramatic]] * [[desk]] * [[jumped]] * [[rub]] * [[hospital]] * [[recovery]] * [[hole]] * [[tension]] * [[pretend]] * [[convenience]] * [[disease]] * [[stolen]] * [[whisper]] * [[attractive]] * [[hair]] * [[message]] * [[concentration]] * [[intelligence]] * [[link]] * [[thank]] * [[severe]] * [[competitive]] * [[respond]] * [[opposition]] * [[label]] * [[symbol]] * [[grateful]] * [[check]] * [[telephone]] * [[curtains]] * [[file]] * [[a bit]] * [[conscious]] * [[harvest]] * [[socks]] * [[drive]] * [[cough]] * [[pocket]] * [[stupid]] * [[replaced]] * [[king]] * [[connection]] * [[medical]] * [[reluctant]] * [[upset]] * [[poison]] * [[radio]] * [[worry]] * [[constant]] * [[psychological]] * [[hunt]] * [[manage]] * [[probable]] * [[organ]] * [[chest]] * [[revise]] * [[nevertheless]] * [[film]] * [[fuck]] * [[busy]] * [[exact]] * [[hate]] * [[chair]] * [[nurse]] * [[list]] * [[delivered]] * [[examination]] * [[signal]] * [[teeth]] * [[shit]] * [[moderate]] * [[image]] * [[hurt]] * [[investigation]] * [[commercial]] * [[visual]] * [[dance]] * [[beam]] * [[forward]] * [[framework]] * [[phone]] * [[pen]] * [[lonely]] * [[sour]] * [[afford]] * [[facilitate]] * [[elderly]] * [[explore]] * [[negative]] * [[printed]] * [[reaction]] * [[mixed]] * [[estate]] * [[polite]] * [[comfort]] * [[copies]] * [[meantime]] * [[accurate]] * [[play]] * [[stressed]] * [[negative]] * [[club]] * [[ensure]] * [[search]] * [[match]] * [[warning]] * [[odd]] 13743 2006-12-13T14:01:10Z Brett 77 * [[picked]] * [[compute]] * [[stairs]] * [[bake]] * [[confuse]] * [[satisfied]] * [[shower]] * [[tobacco]] * [[frightened]] * [[suspicion]] * [[grave]] * [[translated]] * [[combination]] * [[suspect]] * [[mental]] * [[govern]] * [[hidden]] * [[team]] * [[harm]] * [[excuse]] * [[features]] * [[reside]] * [[deduction]] * [[cure]] * [[plenty]] * [[swallowed]] * [[accident]] * [[instruct]] * [[manage]] * [[envelope]] * [[recommended]] * [[equip]] * [[mystery]] * [[ethnic]] * [[self]] * [[devil]] * [[relax]] * [[collect]] * [[motive]] * [[screen]] * [[honest]] * [[adapted]] * [[patient]] * [[lazy]] * [[dramatic]] * [[desk]] * [[jumped]] * [[rub]] * [[recovery]] * [[hole]] * [[tension]] * [[pretend]] * [[convenience]] * [[disease]] * [[stolen]] * [[whisper]] * [[attractive]] * [[hair]] * [[message]] * [[concentration]] * [[intelligence]] * [[link]] * [[thank]] * [[severe]] * [[competitive]] * [[respond]] * [[opposition]] * [[label]] * [[symbol]] * [[grateful]] * [[check]] * [[telephone]] * [[curtains]] * [[file]] * [[a bit]] * [[conscious]] * [[harvest]] * [[socks]] * [[drive]] * [[cough]] * [[pocket]] * [[stupid]] * [[replaced]] * [[king]] * [[connection]] * [[medical]] * [[reluctant]] * [[upset]] * [[poison]] * [[radio]] * [[worry]] * [[constant]] * [[psychological]] * [[hunt]] * [[manage]] * [[probable]] * [[organ]] * [[chest]] * [[revise]] * [[nevertheless]] * [[film]] * [[fuck]] * [[busy]] * [[exact]] * [[hate]] * [[chair]] * [[nurse]] * [[list]] * [[delivered]] * [[examination]] * [[signal]] * [[teeth]] * [[shit]] * [[moderate]] * [[image]] * [[hurt]] * [[investigation]] * [[commercial]] * [[visual]] * [[dance]] * [[beam]] * [[forward]] * [[framework]] * [[phone]] * [[pen]] * [[lonely]] * [[sour]] * [[afford]] * [[facilitate]] * [[elderly]] * [[explore]] * [[negative]] * [[printed]] * [[reaction]] * [[mixed]] * [[estate]] * [[polite]] * [[comfort]] * [[copies]] * [[meantime]] * [[accurate]] * [[play]] * [[stressed]] * [[negative]] * [[club]] * [[ensure]] * [[search]] * [[match]] * [[warning]] * [[odd]] 14376 2006-12-22T23:53:30Z Brett 77 * [[self]] * [[devil]] * [[relax]] * [[collect]] * [[motive]] * [[screen]] * [[honest]] * [[adapted]] * [[patient]] * [[lazy]] * [[dramatic]] * [[desk]] * [[jumped]] * [[rub]] * [[recovery]] * [[hole]] * [[tension]] * [[pretend]] * [[convenience]] * [[disease]] * [[stolen]] * [[whisper]] * [[attractive]] * [[hair]] * [[message]] * [[concentration]] * [[intelligence]] * [[link]] * [[thank]] * [[severe]] * [[competitive]] * [[respond]] * [[opposition]] * [[label]] * [[symbol]] * [[grateful]] * [[check]] * [[telephone]] * [[curtains]] * [[file]] * [[a bit]] * [[conscious]] * [[harvest]] * [[socks]] * [[drive]] * [[cough]] * [[pocket]] * [[stupid]] * [[replaced]] * [[king]] * [[connection]] * [[medical]] * [[reluctant]] * [[upset]] * [[poison]] * [[radio]] * [[worry]] * [[constant]] * [[psychological]] * [[hunt]] * [[manage]] * [[probable]] * [[organ]] * [[chest]] * [[revise]] * [[nevertheless]] * [[film]] * [[fuck]] * [[busy]] * [[exact]] * [[hate]] * [[chair]] * [[nurse]] * [[list]] * [[delivered]] * [[examination]] * [[signal]] * [[teeth]] * [[shit]] * [[moderate]] * [[image]] * [[hurt]] * [[investigation]] * [[commercial]] * [[visual]] * [[dance]] * [[beam]] * [[forward]] * [[framework]] * [[phone]] * [[pen]] * [[lonely]] * [[sour]] * [[afford]] * [[facilitate]] * [[elderly]] * [[explore]] * [[negative]] * [[printed]] * [[reaction]] * [[mixed]] * [[estate]] * [[polite]] * [[comfort]] * [[copies]] * [[meantime]] * [[accurate]] * [[play]] * [[stressed]] * [[negative]] * [[club]] * [[ensure]] * [[search]] * [[match]] * [[warning]] * [[odd]] 3920 13061 2006-11-30T13:23:22Z Brett 77 New page: ==Verb== {{verb|expand|expands|expanded|expanding}} # {{TI verb}} If something '''expands''', it [[become]]s [[bigger]]. #: ''The company is looking at '''expanding''' into new products.''... ==Verb== {{verb|expand|expands|expanded|expanding}} # {{TI verb}} If something '''expands''', it [[become]]s [[bigger]]. #: ''The company is looking at '''expanding''' into new products.'' #: ''The airline plans to '''expand''' its service into Ireland.'' #: ''With rapidly '''expanding''' population in India, business is booming.'' #: ''He later '''expanded''' on his initial statement, giving more details.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[grow]] 13085 2006-11-30T15:30:20Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, io, it, ja, ta, vi, zh ==Verb== {{verb|expand|expands|expanded|expanding}} # {{TI verb}} If something '''expands''', it [[become]]s [[bigger]]. #: ''The company is looking at '''expanding''' into new products.'' #: ''The airline plans to '''expand''' its service into Ireland.'' #: ''With rapidly '''expanding''' population in India, business is booming.'' #: ''He later '''expanded''' on his initial statement, giving more details.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[grow]] [[en:expand]] [[fr:expand]] [[io:expand]] [[it:expand]] [[ja:expand]] [[fi:expand]] [[ta:expand]] [[vi:expand]] [[zh:expand]] 3921 13062 2006-11-30T13:33:41Z Brett 77 New page: ==Verb== {{verb2|become|becomes|became|become|becoming}} # ({{linking verb}}) If <math>x</math> '''becomes''' <math>y</math>, it [[change]]s into <math>y</math> or changes to be more <math... ==Verb== {{verb2|become|becomes|became|become|becoming}} # ({{linking verb}}) If <math>x</math> '''becomes''' <math>y</math>, it [[change]]s into <math>y</math> or changes to be more <math>y</math>. #: ''The boy has '''become''' a man.'' #: ''After she explained the ideas, they '''became''' clear.'' # ({{transitive verb}}; ''never progressive''; ''formal'') If something '''becomes''' someone, it [[suit]]s them or [[look]]s good on them. #: ''Nice hat! It really '''becomes''' you.'' 13625 2006-12-11T04:48:53Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, et, fa, fi, fr, gl, hu, io, it, ja, ko, pl, pt, uk, vi, zh ==Verb== {{verb2|become|becomes|became|become|becoming}} # ({{linking verb}}) If <math>x</math> '''becomes''' <math>y</math>, it [[change]]s into <math>y</math> or changes to be more <math>y</math>. #: ''The boy has '''become''' a man.'' #: ''After she explained the ideas, they '''became''' clear.'' # ({{transitive verb}}; ''never progressive''; ''formal'') If something '''becomes''' someone, it [[suit]]s them or [[look]]s good on them. #: ''Nice hat! It really '''becomes''' you.'' [[et:become]] [[en:become]] [[fa:become]] [[fr:become]] [[gl:become]] [[ko:become]] [[io:become]] [[it:become]] [[hu:become]] [[ja:become]] [[pl:become]] [[pt:become]] [[fi:become]] [[vi:become]] [[uk:become]] [[zh:become]] 3922 13063 2006-11-30T13:34:35Z Brett 77 New page: ''linking'' <includeonly>[[Category:Verbs]][[Category:Linking verbs]]</includeonly> ''linking'' <includeonly>[[Category:Verbs]][[Category:Linking verbs]]</includeonly> 3923 13065 2006-11-30T13:35:40Z Brett 77 New page: This category is for [[linking verb]]s. It is a subcategory of [[:Category:Verbs|Verbs]]. [[Category:Verbs]] This category is for [[linking verb]]s. It is a subcategory of [[:Category:Verbs|Verbs]]. [[Category:Verbs]] 3924 13075 2006-11-30T14:33:38Z Coppertwig 139 making definition of tray {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Broccolitray.jpg|thumb|Food on a tray]] # A big [[plate]] for many people; a wide, long, flat thing that people put food on. 13076 2006-11-30T14:37:19Z Coppertwig 139 example sentences {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Broccolitray.jpg|thumb|Food on a tray]] # A big [[plate]] for many people; a wide, long, flat thing that people put food on. #: ''Take some food from the '''tray''' and put it on your plate.'' #: ''Put the plates on the '''tray''' and move them to the other room.'' 13401 2006-12-06T10:33:30Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: cs, en, et, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ru, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Broccolitray.jpg|thumb|Food on a tray]] # A big [[plate]] for many people; a wide, long, flat thing that people put food on. #: ''Take some food from the '''tray''' and put it on your plate.'' #: ''Put the plates on the '''tray''' and move them to the other room.'' [[cs:tray]] [[et:tray]] [[en:tray]] [[fr:tray]] [[io:tray]] [[it:tray]] [[hu:tray]] [[ru:tray]] [[fi:tray]] [[vi:tray]] [[zh:tray]] 13850 2006-12-19T12:12:28Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ta:tray]] {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Broccolitray.jpg|thumb|Food on a tray]] # A big [[plate]] for many people; a wide, long, flat thing that people put food on. #: ''Take some food from the '''tray''' and put it on your plate.'' #: ''Put the plates on the '''tray''' and move them to the other room.'' [[cs:tray]] [[et:tray]] [[en:tray]] [[fr:tray]] [[io:tray]] [[it:tray]] [[hu:tray]] [[ru:tray]] [[fi:tray]] [[ta:tray]] [[vi:tray]] [[zh:tray]] 3925 13077 2006-11-30T14:39:14Z Coppertwig 139 creating TeX template <!-- see template talk for note on colour choice --> <div style="float: left; border: solid #2269C1 1px; margin: 1px;"> {| cellspacing="0" style="width: 238px; background: #62A9FF;" | style="width: 45px; height: 45px; background: #FA7824; text-align: center; font-size: 10pt" | '''[[TeX|T_EX]]''' | style="font-size: 8pt; padding: 4pt; line-height: 1.25em;" | This Wikipedian is a '''[[:Category:User tex|T_EX user]]'''. |}</div> [[Category:User tex|{{PAGENAME}}]] 3926 13080 2006-11-30T15:01:25Z Coppertwig 139 making definition of train {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Copenhagen train.jpg|thumb|A '''train''' on one track, and another track.]] # A long thing with wheels that people go in to move from one place to another place. A '''train''' has many cars that are joined together. A '''train''' goes on a [[track]]. #:''I took the '''train''' from Paris to Frankfurt.'' 13082 2006-11-30T15:27:48Z Brett 77 simplified noun + verb {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Copenhagen train.jpg|thumb|A '''train''' on one track, and another track.]] # A long [[vehicle]] with many [[car]]s that are joined together. A '''train''' [[run]]s on a [[track]]. #:''I took the '''train''' from Paris to Frankfurt.'' ==Verb== # {{TI verb}} If you '''train''' someone, you [[teach]] them a particular [[skill]]. #: ''In school we had computer '''training''' classes and sex education classes.'' 13083 2006-11-30T15:28:19Z Brett 77 {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Copenhagen train.jpg|thumb|A '''train''' on one track, and another track.]] # A long [[vehicle]] with many [[car]]s that are joined together. A '''train''' [[run]]s on a [[track]]. #:''I took the '''train''' from Paris to Frankfurt.'' ==Verb== # {{TI verb}} If you '''train''' someone, you [[teach]] them a particular [[skill]]. #: ''In school we had computer '''training''' and sex education.'' 13084 2006-11-30T15:29:24Z Brett 77 change picture caption {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Copenhagen train.jpg|thumb|A '''train''' on one [[track]], and an empty track.]] # A long [[vehicle]] with many [[car]]s that are joined together. A '''train''' [[run]]s on a [[track]]. #:''I took the '''train''' from Paris to Frankfurt.'' ==Verb== # {{TI verb}} If you '''train''' someone, you [[teach]] them a particular [[skill]]. #: ''In school we had computer '''training''' and sex education.'' 13382 2006-12-06T02:14:37Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, el, en, es, et, fi, fr, hu, hy, io, it, ja, kk, ko, pl, pt, ro, ru, sr, sv, ta, tr, uk, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Copenhagen train.jpg|thumb|A '''train''' on one [[track]], and an empty track.]] # A long [[vehicle]] with many [[car]]s that are joined together. A '''train''' [[run]]s on a [[track]]. #:''I took the '''train''' from Paris to Frankfurt.'' ==Verb== # {{TI verb}} If you '''train''' someone, you [[teach]] them a particular [[skill]]. #: ''In school we had computer '''training''' and sex education.'' [[de:train]] [[et:train]] [[el:train]] [[en:train]] [[es:train]] [[fr:train]] [[ko:train]] [[hy:train]] [[io:train]] [[it:train]] [[kk:train]] [[hu:train]] [[ja:train]] [[pl:train]] [[pt:train]] [[ro:train]] [[ru:train]] [[sr:train]] [[fi:train]] [[sv:train]] [[ta:train]] [[vi:train]] [[tr:train]] [[uk:train]] [[zh:train]] 13586 2006-12-10T21:33:47Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:train]] {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Copenhagen train.jpg|thumb|A '''train''' on one [[track]], and an empty track.]] # A long [[vehicle]] with many [[car]]s that are joined together. A '''train''' [[run]]s on a [[track]]. #:''I took the '''train''' from Paris to Frankfurt.'' ==Verb== # {{TI verb}} If you '''train''' someone, you [[teach]] them a particular [[skill]]. #: ''In school we had computer '''training''' and sex education.'' [[de:train]] [[et:train]] [[el:train]] [[en:train]] [[es:train]] [[fa:train]] [[fr:train]] [[ko:train]] [[hy:train]] [[io:train]] [[it:train]] [[kk:train]] [[hu:train]] [[ja:train]] [[pl:train]] [[pt:train]] [[ro:train]] [[ru:train]] [[sr:train]] [[fi:train]] [[sv:train]] [[ta:train]] [[vi:train]] [[tr:train]] [[uk:train]] [[zh:train]] 3927 13081 2006-11-30T15:17:12Z Brett 77 New page: ==Noun== {{noun}} # ({{countable}}) A '''sample''' is a small amount of something to [[try]] or [[test]] it. #: ''The nurse took a small blood '''sample'''.'' #: ''The data come from a stu... ==Noun== {{noun}} # ({{countable}}) A '''sample''' is a small amount of something to [[try]] or [[test]] it. #: ''The nurse took a small blood '''sample'''.'' #: ''The data come from a study of a random '''sample''' of adult (aged 15 and over) deaths.'' ==Verb== {{verb|sample|samples|sampled|sampling}} # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''sample''' something, you [[try]] or [[test]] a small amount of it. #: ''After '''sampling''' each of the wines, she bought the one she liked best.'' 13396 2006-12-06T07:02:38Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, sv, ta, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} # ({{countable}}) A '''sample''' is a small amount of something to [[try]] or [[test]] it. #: ''The nurse took a small blood '''sample'''.'' #: ''The data come from a study of a random '''sample''' of adult (aged 15 and over) deaths.'' ==Verb== {{verb|sample|samples|sampled|sampling}} # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''sample''' something, you [[try]] or [[test]] a small amount of it. #: ''After '''sampling''' each of the wines, she bought the one she liked best.'' [[en:sample]] [[fr:sample]] [[io:sample]] [[it:sample]] [[hu:sample]] [[fi:sample]] [[sv:sample]] [[ta:sample]] [[vi:sample]] [[zh:sample]] 14044 2006-12-20T20:23:25Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:sample]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # ({{countable}}) A '''sample''' is a small amount of something to [[try]] or [[test]] it. #: ''The nurse took a small blood '''sample'''.'' #: ''The data come from a study of a random '''sample''' of adult (aged 15 and over) deaths.'' ==Verb== {{verb|sample|samples|sampled|sampling}} # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''sample''' something, you [[try]] or [[test]] a small amount of it. #: ''After '''sampling''' each of the wines, she bought the one she liked best.'' [[en:sample]] [[fa:sample]] [[fr:sample]] [[io:sample]] [[it:sample]] [[hu:sample]] [[fi:sample]] [[sv:sample]] [[ta:sample]] [[vi:sample]] [[zh:sample]] 3928 13088 2006-11-30T16:57:00Z Brett 77 New page: ==Noun== {{noun}} # ({{countable}}) The '''bottom''' of something is its [[lowest]] part. # ({{countable}}) Your '''bottom''' is the round part between your [[leg]]s and your [[back]]. [[I... ==Noun== {{noun}} # ({{countable}}) The '''bottom''' of something is its [[lowest]] part. # ({{countable}}) Your '''bottom''' is the round part between your [[leg]]s and your [[back]]. [[Image:Donatello_david_plaster_replica_back_torso_1000px_wide.jpg|thumb|back and '''bottom''']] ===Antonyms=== * [[top]] 13091 2006-11-30T18:04:19Z Brett 77 + examples ==Noun== {{noun}} # ({{countable}}) The '''bottom''' of something is its [[lowest]] part. #: ''Lucy took a pen and wrote her name at the '''bottom''' of the page.'' #: ''He was wet from top to '''bottom'''.'' # ({{countable}}) Your '''bottom''' is the round part between your [[leg]]s and your [[back]]. #: ''She ran into the tree and sat down hard on her '''bottom'''.'' [[Image:Donatello_david_plaster_replica_back_torso_1000px_wide.jpg|thumb|back and '''bottom''']] ===Antonyms=== * [[top]] 3929 13092 2006-11-30T18:11:45Z Brett 77 New page: ==Adverb== # If you do something '''frequently''', you do it [[often]]. #: ''The library is [[frequently]] used by students.'' #: ''I don't like the roads, but I have to drive '''frequentl... ==Adverb== # If you do something '''frequently''', you do it [[often]]. #: ''The library is [[frequently]] used by students.'' #: ''I don't like the roads, but I have to drive '''frequently'''.'' ===Related words=== * [[frequent]] ===Synonyms=== * [[often]] * [[regularly]] * [[commonly]] ===Antonyms=== * [[seldom]] * [[rarely]] 13155 2006-12-02T01:54:30Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, it, pt, ru, vi, zh ==Adverb== # If you do something '''frequently''', you do it [[often]]. #: ''The library is [[frequently]] used by students.'' #: ''I don't like the roads, but I have to drive '''frequently'''.'' ===Related words=== * [[frequent]] ===Synonyms=== * [[often]] * [[regularly]] * [[commonly]] ===Antonyms=== * [[seldom]] * [[rarely]] [[en:frequently]] [[fr:frequently]] [[it:frequently]] [[hu:frequently]] [[pt:frequently]] [[ru:frequently]] [[fi:frequently]] [[vi:frequently]] [[zh:frequently]] 13186 2006-12-02T14:15:40Z Brett 77 + adv template ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # If you do something '''frequently''', you do it [[often]]. #: ''The library is [[frequently]] used by students.'' #: ''I don't like the roads, but I have to drive '''frequently'''.'' ===Related words=== * [[frequent]] ===Synonyms=== * [[often]] * [[regularly]] * [[commonly]] ===Antonyms=== * [[seldom]] * [[rarely]] [[en:frequently]] [[fr:frequently]] [[it:frequently]] [[hu:frequently]] [[pt:frequently]] [[ru:frequently]] [[fi:frequently]] [[vi:frequently]] [[zh:frequently]] 3930 13093 2006-11-30T18:21:41Z Brett 77 New page: ==Noun== {{noun}} # ({{countable}}) A '''performance''' is a [[show]] of [[acting]] or [[music]]. #: ''We went to see a '''performance''' by local musicians last night.'' #: ''The acting w... ==Noun== {{noun}} # ({{countable}}) A '''performance''' is a [[show]] of [[acting]] or [[music]]. #: ''We went to see a '''performance''' by local musicians last night.'' #: ''The acting was good, but the noise made it difficult to enjoy the '''performance'''.'' # ({{mass noun}} & {{countable}}) The '''performance''' of a person, [[machine]], [[company]], etc. is how well it does its [[job]]. #: ''After a year of losing money, the company needs to improve '''performance'''.'' #: ''This car is a high '''performance''' vehicle.'' 13263 2006-12-03T20:54:12Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fa, fi, fr, hu, io, ru, ta, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} # ({{countable}}) A '''performance''' is a [[show]] of [[acting]] or [[music]]. #: ''We went to see a '''performance''' by local musicians last night.'' #: ''The acting was good, but the noise made it difficult to enjoy the '''performance'''.'' # ({{mass noun}} & {{countable}}) The '''performance''' of a person, [[machine]], [[company]], etc. is how well it does its [[job]]. #: ''After a year of losing money, the company needs to improve '''performance'''.'' #: ''This car is a high '''performance''' vehicle.'' [[en:performance]] [[fa:performance]] [[fr:performance]] [[io:performance]] [[hu:performance]] [[ru:performance]] [[fi:performance]] [[ta:performance]] [[vi:performance]] [[zh:performance]] 3931 13096 2006-11-30T21:39:35Z Brett 77 New page: ==Preposition== # If <math>x</math> is or moves '''inside''' <math>y</math>, it is [[in]] <math>y</math>. #: ''He locked his keys '''inside''' his car.'' #: ''Outside was cold, but he was ... ==Preposition== # If <math>x</math> is or moves '''inside''' <math>y</math>, it is [[in]] <math>y</math>. #: ''He locked his keys '''inside''' his car.'' #: ''Outside was cold, but he was warm '''inside''' the house.'' #: ''I put my pen '''inside''' my bag.'' #: ''Let's look '''inside''' here.'' #: ''Don't stand out here. Come on '''inside'''.'' ===Antonyms=== * [[outside]] ==Noun== [[Image:Daimler_DB_605_cutaway.jpg|thumb|the '''inside''' of an engine]] {{noun}} # The '''inside''' of something is the part that you can't [[see]] or can't [[touch]] because other parts are [[around]] it. #: ''The '''inside''' of my mouth hurts.'' #: ''Outside, the building was dark and grey, but the '''inside''' was bright and beautiful.'' ===Antonyms=== * [[outside]] 13185 2006-12-02T14:14:28Z Brett 77 + prep template ==Preposition== {{preposition}} # If <math>x</math> is or moves '''inside''' <math>y</math>, it is [[in]] <math>y</math>. #: ''He locked his keys '''inside''' his car.'' #: ''Outside was cold, but he was warm '''inside''' the house.'' #: ''I put my pen '''inside''' my bag.'' #: ''Let's look '''inside''' here.'' #: ''Don't stand out here. Come on '''inside'''.'' ===Antonyms=== * [[outside]] ==Noun== [[Image:Daimler_DB_605_cutaway.jpg|thumb|the '''inside''' of an engine]] {{noun}} # The '''inside''' of something is the part that you can't [[see]] or can't [[touch]] because other parts are [[around]] it. #: ''The '''inside''' of my mouth hurts.'' #: ''Outside, the building was dark and grey, but the '''inside''' was bright and beautiful.'' ===Antonyms=== * [[outside]] 13468 2006-12-07T10:26:00Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ang, en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, kk, ru, sr, ta, vi, zh ==Preposition== {{preposition}} # If <math>x</math> is or moves '''inside''' <math>y</math>, it is [[in]] <math>y</math>. #: ''He locked his keys '''inside''' his car.'' #: ''Outside was cold, but he was warm '''inside''' the house.'' #: ''I put my pen '''inside''' my bag.'' #: ''Let's look '''inside''' here.'' #: ''Don't stand out here. Come on '''inside'''.'' ===Antonyms=== * [[outside]] ==Noun== [[Image:Daimler_DB_605_cutaway.jpg|thumb|the '''inside''' of an engine]] {{noun}} # The '''inside''' of something is the part that you can't [[see]] or can't [[touch]] because other parts are [[around]] it. #: ''The '''inside''' of my mouth hurts.'' #: ''Outside, the building was dark and grey, but the '''inside''' was bright and beautiful.'' ===Antonyms=== * [[outside]] [[ang:inside]] [[en:inside]] [[fr:inside]] [[io:inside]] [[it:inside]] [[kk:inside]] [[hu:inside]] [[ru:inside]] [[sr:inside]] [[fi:inside]] [[ta:inside]] [[vi:inside]] [[zh:inside]] 3932 13097 2006-12-01T00:55:44Z Coppertwig 139 creating template Babel as copy of English Wikipedia template {| name="userboxes" id="userboxes" style="float: {{{align|right}}}; margin-left: 1em; margin-bottom: 0.5em; width: 248px; border: {{{bordercolor|#99B3FF}}} solid 1px; clear: {{{align|right}}}" |- ! style="background-color: {{{color|inherit}}}; text-align: center" colspan="10" | {{{header|[[Wikipedia:Babel]]}}} |- style="vertical-align:top;" | {{#if:{{{1|}}}|{{User {{{1}}}}}| style="text-align:center"{{!}}This user cannot read or write any languages. 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Details of how to use it for its original purpose, saying what languages you know, are at [[Wikipedia:Babel]]. Details of how to use it to say what technologies you use are fairly scattered, but a large assortment are at [[:Category:Wikipedians by technology]], or in [[:Category:Wikipedians]]. *[[Template:Babel]] - Allows 1 to 100 boxes.<br />Format: <nowiki>{{Babel|<box1>|<box2>|<box3>...}}</nowiki> *[[Template:Babel-N]] - Allows any number of boxes.<br>Format: <nowiki>{{Babel-N |1={{User <box1>}}{{User <box2>}}{{User <box3>}}...}}</nowiki> To specify a custom header, footer, bordercolor or color add the parameters header=''HEADER'' (default: [[Wikipedia:Babel]]), footer=''FOOTER'' (default: [[:Category:Wikipedians by language|Search user languages]]), bordercolor=''BORDERCOLOR'' (default: #99B3FF), and/or color=''COLOR'' (default: white). Call the '!' userbox to start a new column after that point or the '-' userbox to insert a blank row. You may also use '|align=left' to display the babel box on the left side of the screen rather than the default right. Example: <nowiki>{{Babel|align=left|color=yellow|en|fr|de|!|tl|ru|leet}}</nowiki> produces: {{Babel|align=left|color=yellow|en|fr|de|!|tl|ru|leet}} [[Category:Templates using ParserFunctions|{{PAGENAME}}]] [[bg:Шаблон:Вавилон]] [[ceb:Template:Babel]] [[de:Vorlage:Babel]] [[fr:Modèle:Babel]] [[jbo:Template:Babel]] [[ko:틀:바벨]] [[simple:Template:Babel]] [[zh:Template:Babel]] [[zh-yue:Template:Babel]] </noinclude> 3933 13098 2006-12-01T00:58:57Z Coppertwig 139 copying User en-3 from English Wikipedia <div style="float:left;border:solid #99B3FF 1px;margin:1px"> {| cellspacing="0" style="width:238px;background:#E0E8FF" | style="width:45px;height:45px;background:#99B3FF;text-align:center;font-size:14pt" | '''[[English language|en]]-3''' | style="font-size:8pt;padding:4pt;line-height:1.25em" | This user is able to contribute with an '''[[:Category:User en-3|advanced]]''' level of '''[[:Category:User en|English]]'''.[[Category:User en|{{PAGENAME}}]][[Category:User en-3|{{PAGENAME}}]] |}</div><noinclude><br clear="all"/> * [[Template:User en-2|previous level (en-2)]] * [[Template:User en-4|next level (en-4)]] [[Category:Language user templates|en-3]] [[de:Vorlage:User en-3]] [[es:Plantilla:·Usuarios por idioma (en-3)]] [[eu:Txantiloi:·Hizkuntza (en-3)]] [[fr:Modèle:User en-3]] [[he:תבנית:User en-3]] [[ja:Template:User en-3]] [[lv:Veidne:User en-3]] [[sv:Mall:Användare en-3]] [[zh:Template:User en-3]]</noinclude> 3934 13099 2006-12-01T01:01:09Z Coppertwig 139 making Template:User en-4 as copy from English Wikipedia <div style="float: left; border: solid #CCCC00 1px; margin: 1px;"> {| cellspacing="0" style="width:238px;background:#FFFF99" | style="width:45px;height:45px;background:#FFFF00;text-align:center;font-size:14pt" | '''[[English language|en]]-4''' | style="font-size:8pt;padding:4pt;line-height:1.25em" | This user speaks '''[[:Category:User en|English]]''' at a '''[[:Category:User en-4|near-native]]''' level. [[Category:User en|{{PAGENAME}}]][[Category:User en-4|{{PAGENAME}}]] |}</div><noinclude><br clear="all"/> * [[Template:User en-3|previous level]] * [[Template:User en|next level]] [[Category:Language user templates|en-4]] [[eu:Txantiloi:·Hizkuntza (en-4)]] [[fr:Modèle:Utilisateur en-4]] [[he:תבנית:User en-4]] [[lv:Veidne:User en-4]] [[zh:Template:User en-4]] </noinclude> 3935 13100 2006-12-01T01:02:55Z Coppertwig 139 making Template:User en-1 as copy from English Wikipedia <div style="float:left;border:solid #C0C8FF 1px;margin:1px"> {| cellspacing="0" style="width:238px;background:#F0F8FF" | style="width:45px;height:45px;background:#C0C8FF;text-align:center;font-size:14pt;white-space:nowrap" | '''[[English language|en]]-1''' | style="font-size:8pt;padding:4pt;line-height:1.25em" | This user is able to contribute with a '''[[:Category:User en-1|basic]]''' level of '''[[:Category:User en|English]]'''.[[Category:User en|{{PAGENAME}}]][[Category:User en-1|{{PAGENAME}}]] |}</div><noinclude><br clear="all"/> * [[Template:User en-0|previous level]] * [[Template:User en-2|next level]] [[Category:Language user templates|en-1]] [[bo:Template:User en-1]] [[eu:Txantiloi:·Hizkuntza (en-1)]] [[fr:Modèle:User en-1]] [[gd:Template:User en-1]] [[he:תבנית:User en-1]] [[hi:Template:User en-1]] [[ia:Template:Usator en-1]] [[ja:Template:User en-1]] [[ku:Şablon:User en-1]] [[lv:Veidne:User en-1]] [[mg:Template:User en-1]] [[os:Шаблон:User en-1]] [[se:Template:User en-1]] [[sm:Template:User en-1]] [[to:Template:User en-1]] [[tt:Ürnäk:Äğzä en-1]] [[xh:Template:User en-1]] [[zh:Template:User en-1]] </noinclude> 3936 13103 2006-12-01T01:13:58Z Coppertwig 139 making Template:User fr as copy from English Wikipedia <div style="float:left;border:solid #6EF7A7 1px;margin:1px"> {| cellspacing="0" style="width:238px;background:#C5FCDC" | style="width:45px;height:45px;background:#6EF7A7;text-align:center;font-size:14pt" | '''[[French language|fr]]''' | style="font-size:8pt;padding:4pt;line-height:1.25em" | Cet utilisateur a pour '''[[:Category:User fr-N|langue maternelle]]''' le '''[[French language|français]]'''. [[Category:User fr|{{PAGENAME}}]] [[Category:User fr-N|{{PAGENAME}}]] |} </div><noinclude> [[Category:Language user templates|fr-N]] [[eu:Txantiloi:·Hizkuntza (fr)]] [[fr:Modèle:User fr]] </noinclude> 3937 13107 2006-12-01T01:44:33Z Coppertwig 139 making definition of trade {{BE850}} ==Verb== {{verb|trade|trades|traded|trading}} [[Image:Fur traders in canada 1777.jpg|thumb|People trading fur for other things]] [[Image:Foreign Trade - Exports and Imports - Argentina 1999-2005.png|thumb|How much '''trade''' in Argentina]] #When two people '''trade''', one gives something to the other and the other gives something to the first one. They make an exchange. Sometimes money is one of the things. 13108 2006-12-01T01:46:57Z Coppertwig 139 big letters {{BE850}} ==Verb== {{verb|trade|trades|traded|trading}} [[Image:Fur traders in canada 1777.jpg|thumb|<big>People '''trading''' fur for other things</big>]] [[Image:Foreign Trade - Exports and Imports - Argentina 1999-2005.png|thumb|<big>How much '''trade''' in Argentina</big>]] #When two people '''trade''', one gives something to the other and the other gives something to the first one. They make an exchange. Sometimes money is one of the things. 13399 2006-12-06T08:38:36Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, kk, pt, ru, ta, uk, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Verb== {{verb|trade|trades|traded|trading}} [[Image:Fur traders in canada 1777.jpg|thumb|<big>People '''trading''' fur for other things</big>]] [[Image:Foreign Trade - Exports and Imports - Argentina 1999-2005.png|thumb|<big>How much '''trade''' in Argentina</big>]] #When two people '''trade''', one gives something to the other and the other gives something to the first one. They make an exchange. Sometimes money is one of the things. [[en:trade]] [[fr:trade]] [[io:trade]] [[it:trade]] [[kk:trade]] [[hu:trade]] [[pt:trade]] [[ru:trade]] [[fi:trade]] [[ta:trade]] [[vi:trade]] [[uk:trade]] [[zh:trade]] 3938 13111 2006-12-01T01:55:54Z Coppertwig 139 making definition of touch {{BE850}} ==Verb== {{verb|touch|touches|touched|touching}} [[Image:Touch screen.jpg|thumb|<big>The man is touching the computer.</big>]] #To move so near to something that there is no room between; to feel something with your hand. #: ''Don't '''touch''' the oven -- it's hot and you will get a burn.'' 13112 2006-12-01T01:57:01Z Coppertwig 139 format {{BE850}} ==Verb== {{verb|touch|touches|touched|touching}} [[Image:Touch screen.jpg|thumb|<big>The man is '''touching''' the computer.</big>]] #To move so near to something that there is no room between; to feel something with your hand. #: ''Don't '''touch''' the oven -- it's hot and you will get a burn.'' 13397 2006-12-06T07:31:06Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: el, en, es, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ru, ta, tr, uk, vi {{BE850}} ==Verb== {{verb|touch|touches|touched|touching}} [[Image:Touch screen.jpg|thumb|<big>The man is '''touching''' the computer.</big>]] #To move so near to something that there is no room between; to feel something with your hand. #: ''Don't '''touch''' the oven -- it's hot and you will get a burn.'' [[el:touch]] [[en:touch]] [[es:touch]] [[fr:touch]] [[io:touch]] [[it:touch]] [[hu:touch]] [[ru:touch]] [[fi:touch]] [[ta:touch]] [[vi:touch]] [[tr:touch]] [[uk:touch]] 13584 2006-12-10T20:51:01Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:touch]] {{BE850}} ==Verb== {{verb|touch|touches|touched|touching}} [[Image:Touch screen.jpg|thumb|<big>The man is '''touching''' the computer.</big>]] #To move so near to something that there is no room between; to feel something with your hand. #: ''Don't '''touch''' the oven -- it's hot and you will get a burn.'' [[el:touch]] [[en:touch]] [[es:touch]] [[fa:touch]] [[fr:touch]] [[io:touch]] [[it:touch]] [[hu:touch]] [[ru:touch]] [[fi:touch]] [[ta:touch]] [[vi:touch]] [[tr:touch]] [[uk:touch]] 3939 13114 2006-12-01T02:33:16Z Brett 77 New page: ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''detective''' is a person who tries to find information to help people or [[solve]] [[crime]]s, usually a [[police]] [[officer]]. #: ''He hired a private '''detecti... ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''detective''' is a person who tries to find information to help people or [[solve]] [[crime]]s, usually a [[police]] [[officer]]. #: ''He hired a private '''detective''' to find the missing art.'' #: ''Police '''detectives''' were examining the house where the body was found.'' 3940 13115 2006-12-01T02:39:53Z Brett 77 New page: ==Adjective== {{adjective|raw|rawer|rawest}} # If something is '''raw''', it has not been [[cook]]ed, [[process]]ed, [[prepare]]d, etc. #: ''You should wash your hands after touching '''ra... ==Adjective== {{adjective|raw|rawer|rawest}} # If something is '''raw''', it has not been [[cook]]ed, [[process]]ed, [[prepare]]d, etc. #: ''You should wash your hands after touching '''raw''' meat.'' #: ''Computers take the '''raw''' information and make it easier to understand.'' 13118 2006-12-01T02:46:14Z Brett 77 /* Adjective */ ==Adjective== {{adjective|raw|rawer|rawest}} # If something is '''raw''', it has not been [[cook]]ed, [[process#Verb|process]]ed, [[prepare]]d, etc. #: ''You should wash your hands after touching '''raw''' meat.'' #: ''Computers take the '''raw''' information and make it easier to understand.'' 13328 2006-12-04T20:43:12Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, es, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ku, ta, vi ==Adjective== {{adjective|raw|rawer|rawest}} # If something is '''raw''', it has not been [[cook]]ed, [[process#Verb|process]]ed, [[prepare]]d, etc. #: ''You should wash your hands after touching '''raw''' meat.'' #: ''Computers take the '''raw''' information and make it easier to understand.'' [[en:raw]] [[es:raw]] [[fr:raw]] [[io:raw]] [[it:raw]] [[ku:raw]] [[hu:raw]] [[fi:raw]] [[ta:raw]] [[vi:raw]] 3941 13119 2006-12-01T03:26:29Z Coppertwig 139 making definition of top {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Grizedale light column.JPG|thumb|<big>The top part of a column.</big>]] #The highest part of something; the upper part; the part people can put things on. #:''The '''top''' of the table is flat.'' ==See Also== *[[bottom]] *[[base]] 13139 2006-12-01T18:19:56Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, es, fa, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ko, ku, pt, ru, sl, ta, vi {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Grizedale light column.JPG|thumb|<big>The top part of a column.</big>]] #The highest part of something; the upper part; the part people can put things on. #:''The '''top''' of the table is flat.'' ==See Also== *[[bottom]] *[[base]] [[en:top]] [[es:top]] [[fa:top]] [[fr:top]] [[ko:top]] [[io:top]] [[it:top]] [[ku:top]] [[hu:top]] [[pt:top]] [[ru:top]] [[sl:top]] [[fi:top]] [[ta:top]] [[vi:top]] 3942 13120 2006-12-01T03:31:25Z Coppertwig 139 making definition of together {{BE850}} ==Adverb== {{adverb}} [[Image:Family That Bathes Together.jpg|thumb|<big>Two birds having a bath together</big>]] #Near; close; in the same place; not far; in a family or group. #:''I put all the books about food '''together''' on one shelf.'' 13395 2006-12-06T05:51:40Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: el, en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, kk, ta, uk, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Adverb== {{adverb}} [[Image:Family That Bathes Together.jpg|thumb|<big>Two birds having a bath together</big>]] #Near; close; in the same place; not far; in a family or group. #:''I put all the books about food '''together''' on one shelf.'' [[el:together]] [[en:together]] [[fr:together]] [[io:together]] [[it:together]] [[kk:together]] [[hu:together]] [[ja:together]] [[fi:together]] [[ta:together]] [[vi:together]] [[uk:together]] [[zh:together]] 14194 2006-12-21T15:23:24Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:together]], [[ku:together]] {{BE850}} ==Adverb== {{adverb}} [[Image:Family That Bathes Together.jpg|thumb|<big>Two birds having a bath together</big>]] #Near; close; in the same place; not far; in a family or group. #:''I put all the books about food '''together''' on one shelf.'' [[el:together]] [[en:together]] [[fa:together]] [[fr:together]] [[io:together]] [[it:together]] [[kk:together]] [[ku:together]] [[hu:together]] [[ja:together]] [[fi:together]] [[ta:together]] [[vi:together]] [[uk:together]] [[zh:together]] 3943 13130 2006-12-01T12:10:24Z Brett 77 New page: ==Noun== {{noun|none|police}} [[Image:Police_officer_in_riot_gear.jpg|thumb|a '''police''' officer]] # The '''police''' are the people who stop [[criminal]]s and help people. #: ''When we ... ==Noun== {{noun|none|police}} [[Image:Police_officer_in_riot_gear.jpg|thumb|a '''police''' officer]] # The '''police''' are the people who stop [[criminal]]s and help people. #: ''When we saw the man take the money, we called the '''police'''.'' #: ''The '''police''' car stopped the truck that was driving too fast.'' <br style="clear:both"/> ==Verb== {{verb|police|polices|policed|policing}} # If you '''police''' an [[area]] or [[activity]], you [[watch]] it to make sure no [[law]]s are being [[break|broken]]. #: ''There are fewer crimes in the countryside, but it's difficult to '''police''' such a big area.'' 13131 2006-12-01T12:11:07Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun|none|police}} [[Image:Police_officer_in_riot_gear.jpg|thumb|a '''police''' officer]] # The '''police''' are the people who stop [[criminal]]s and help people. #: ''When we saw the man take the money, we called the '''police'''.'' #: ''The '''police''' car stopped the truck that was driving too fast.'' ===See also=== * [[police officer]] <br style="clear:both"/> ==Verb== {{verb|police|polices|policed|policing}} # If you '''police''' an [[area]] or [[activity]], you [[watch]] it to make sure no [[law]]s are being [[break|broken]]. #: ''There are fewer crimes in the countryside, but it's difficult to '''police''' such a big area.'' 13295 2006-12-04T03:46:19Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: cy, el, en, et, fa, fi, fr, hu, hy, io, it, ja, ko, pl, ru, sr, tr, vi, zh-min-nan ==Noun== {{noun|none|police}} [[Image:Police_officer_in_riot_gear.jpg|thumb|a '''police''' officer]] # The '''police''' are the people who stop [[criminal]]s and help people. #: ''When we saw the man take the money, we called the '''police'''.'' #: ''The '''police''' car stopped the truck that was driving too fast.'' ===See also=== * [[police officer]] <br style="clear:both"/> ==Verb== {{verb|police|polices|policed|policing}} # If you '''police''' an [[area]] or [[activity]], you [[watch]] it to make sure no [[law]]s are being [[break|broken]]. #: ''There are fewer crimes in the countryside, but it's difficult to '''police''' such a big area.'' [[zh-min-nan:police]] [[cy:police]] [[et:police]] [[el:police]] [[en:police]] [[fa:police]] [[fr:police]] [[ko:police]] [[hy:police]] [[io:police]] [[it:police]] [[hu:police]] [[ja:police]] [[pl:police]] [[ru:police]] [[sr:police]] [[fi:police]] [[vi:police]] [[tr:police]] 3944 13132 2006-12-01T12:15:07Z Brett 77 New page: ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Police_officer_in_riot_gear.jpg|thumb|a '''police officer''']] # A '''police officer''' is a person who stops [[criminal]]s and helps people. #: ''A young '''poli... ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Police_officer_in_riot_gear.jpg|thumb|a '''police officer''']] # A '''police officer''' is a person who stops [[criminal]]s and helps people. #: ''A young '''police officer''' was shot on patrol last night.'' #: ''The '''police officer''' asked to see my driver's license.'' ===See also=== * [[police]] 3945 13134 2006-12-01T12:48:27Z Coppertwig 139 making definition of toe {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:FootClothFromFinnishDefenceForces.JPG|thumb|<big>Five '''toes''' on one foot</big>]] #A little part of a foot, like a finger. A foot has 5 toes. #:This shoe is too small -- it gives me pain in my '''toes'''.'' 13393 2006-12-06T05:23:30Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, hy, io, it, ja, kk, pl, ru, sr, ta, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:FootClothFromFinnishDefenceForces.JPG|thumb|<big>Five '''toes''' on one foot</big>]] #A little part of a foot, like a finger. A foot has 5 toes. #:This shoe is too small -- it gives me pain in my '''toes'''.'' [[en:toe]] [[fr:toe]] [[hy:toe]] [[io:toe]] [[it:toe]] [[kk:toe]] [[hu:toe]] [[ja:toe]] [[pl:toe]] [[ru:toe]] [[sr:toe]] [[fi:toe]] [[ta:toe]] [[vi:toe]] [[zh:toe]] 3946 13135 2006-12-01T12:54:02Z Coppertwig 139 making definition of tin {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Canned chile manzano.jpg|thumb|A '''tin''' of food.]] #A can; A [[metal]] [[thing]] with [[food]] in it. #The kind of [[metal]] that '''tins''' are frequently made with. 13136 2006-12-01T12:54:53Z Coppertwig 139 format {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Canned chile manzano.jpg|thumb|<big>A '''tin''' of food.</big>]] #A can; A [[metal]] [[thing]] with [[food]] in it. #The kind of [[metal]] that '''tins''' are frequently made with. 13137 2006-12-01T15:05:20Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ added symbol {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Canned chile manzano.jpg|thumb|<big>A '''tin''' of food.</big>]] #A can; A [[metal]] [[thing]] with [[food]] in it. #The kind of [[metal]] that '''cans''' are frequently made with. It is the [[chemical]] [[element]] ''Sn'' 13140 2006-12-01T18:25:06Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, en, es, fa, fi, fr, hu, hy, io, is, it, kk, ko, la, nl, pl, pt, ru, ta, tr, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Canned chile manzano.jpg|thumb|<big>A '''tin''' of food.</big>]] #A can; A [[metal]] [[thing]] with [[food]] in it. #The kind of [[metal]] that '''cans''' are frequently made with. It is the [[chemical]] [[element]] ''Sn'' [[de:tin]] [[en:tin]] [[es:tin]] [[fa:tin]] [[fr:tin]] [[ko:tin]] [[hy:tin]] [[io:tin]] [[is:tin]] [[it:tin]] [[kk:tin]] [[la:tin]] [[hu:tin]] [[nl:tin]] [[pl:tin]] [[pt:tin]] [[ru:tin]] [[fi:tin]] [[ta:tin]] [[vi:tin]] [[tr:tin]] [[zh:tin]] 14257 2006-12-21T18:56:22Z Brett 77 {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Canned chile manzano.jpg|thumb|<big>A '''tin''' of food.</big>]] # ({{countble}}) A can; A [[metal]] [[thing]] with [[food]] in it. # ({{mass noun}}) The kind of [[metal]] that '''cans''' are frequently made with. It is the [[chemical]] [[element]] ''Sn''. [[de:tin]] [[en:tin]] [[es:tin]] [[fa:tin]] [[fr:tin]] [[ko:tin]] [[hy:tin]] [[io:tin]] [[is:tin]] [[it:tin]] [[kk:tin]] [[la:tin]] [[hu:tin]] [[nl:tin]] [[pl:tin]] [[pt:tin]] [[ru:tin]] [[fi:tin]] [[ta:tin]] [[vi:tin]] [[tr:tin]] [[zh:tin]] 14258 2006-12-21T18:56:33Z Brett 77 {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Canned chile manzano.jpg|thumb|<big>A '''tin''' of food.</big>]] # ({{countable}}) A can; A [[metal]] [[thing]] with [[food]] in it. # ({{mass noun}}) The kind of [[metal]] that '''cans''' are frequently made with. It is the [[chemical]] [[element]] ''Sn''. [[de:tin]] [[en:tin]] [[es:tin]] [[fa:tin]] [[fr:tin]] [[ko:tin]] [[hy:tin]] [[io:tin]] [[is:tin]] [[it:tin]] [[kk:tin]] [[la:tin]] [[hu:tin]] [[nl:tin]] [[pl:tin]] [[pt:tin]] [[ru:tin]] [[fi:tin]] [[ta:tin]] [[vi:tin]] [[tr:tin]] [[zh:tin]] 3947 13142 2006-12-01T19:30:34Z Brett 77 New page: ==Noun== # ({{mass noun}}) '''Mail''' is the [[message]]s and [[package]]s that you [[send]] to other people. #: ''There's no '''mail''' today because the post office is closed.'' #: ''The... ==Noun== # ({{mass noun}}) '''Mail''' is the [[message]]s and [[package]]s that you [[send]] to other people. #: ''There's no '''mail''' today because the post office is closed.'' #: ''The new book [[arrive]]d in the '''mail'''.'' ==Verb== {{verb|mail|mails|mailed|mailing}} # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''mail''' something, you send it through the [[post]]. #: ''I '''mailed''' a birthday card to him last week.'' 13729 2006-12-13T01:41:51Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, es, fa, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ru, ta, vi, zh ==Noun== # ({{mass noun}}) '''Mail''' is the [[message]]s and [[package]]s that you [[send]] to other people. #: ''There's no '''mail''' today because the post office is closed.'' #: ''The new book [[arrive]]d in the '''mail'''.'' ==Verb== {{verb|mail|mails|mailed|mailing}} # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''mail''' something, you send it through the [[post]]. #: ''I '''mailed''' a birthday card to him last week.'' [[en:mail]] [[es:mail]] [[fa:mail]] [[fr:mail]] [[io:mail]] [[it:mail]] [[hu:mail]] [[ru:mail]] [[fi:mail]] [[ta:mail]] [[vi:mail]] [[zh:mail]] 3948 13143 2006-12-01T19:54:58Z Brett 77 New page: {{AWL}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|depressed|more depressed|most depressed}} # If someone or something is '''depressed''', there is a [[low]] in a person's [[feelings]], in the [[economy]],... {{AWL}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|depressed|more depressed|most depressed}} # If someone or something is '''depressed''', there is a [[low]] in a person's [[feelings]], in the [[economy]], or in a [[surface]]. #:''Van Gogh was '''depressed''' for a long time before he killed himself.'' #:''The business community is worried that the market is being hurt by '''depressed''' prices.'' #:''There ground was '''depressed''' where the rock had been.'' 3949 13144 2006-12-01T20:07:20Z Brett 77 New page: ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''passenger''' is a person who is [[ride|riding]] a [[vehicle]]--not the [[driver]]. #: ''The boat can carry 101 '''passengers''' at more than 80 km/h across waves 1... ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''passenger''' is a person who is [[ride|riding]] a [[vehicle]]--not the [[driver]]. #: ''The boat can carry 101 '''passengers''' at more than 80 km/h across waves 1.5 m high.'' #: ''The driver was killed in the car accident, but the two '''passengers''' were unharmed.'' #: ''Both '''passenger''' trains and freight trains use the same tracks.'' 13355 2006-12-05T18:24:35Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: el, en, fi, fr, hu, it, ko, ru, ta, vi ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''passenger''' is a person who is [[ride|riding]] a [[vehicle]]--not the [[driver]]. #: ''The boat can carry 101 '''passengers''' at more than 80 km/h across waves 1.5 m high.'' #: ''The driver was killed in the car accident, but the two '''passengers''' were unharmed.'' #: ''Both '''passenger''' trains and freight trains use the same tracks.'' [[el:passenger]] [[en:passenger]] [[fr:passenger]] [[ko:passenger]] [[it:passenger]] [[hu:passenger]] [[ru:passenger]] [[fi:passenger]] [[ta:passenger]] [[vi:passenger]] 14205 2006-12-21T16:17:49Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:passenger]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''passenger''' is a person who is [[ride|riding]] a [[vehicle]]--not the [[driver]]. #: ''The boat can carry 101 '''passengers''' at more than 80 km/h across waves 1.5 m high.'' #: ''The driver was killed in the car accident, but the two '''passengers''' were unharmed.'' #: ''Both '''passenger''' trains and freight trains use the same tracks.'' [[el:passenger]] [[en:passenger]] [[fa:passenger]] [[fr:passenger]] [[ko:passenger]] [[it:passenger]] [[hu:passenger]] [[ru:passenger]] [[fi:passenger]] [[ta:passenger]] [[vi:passenger]] 3950 13146 2006-12-01T20:12:36Z Brett 77 New page: ==Noun== {{noun}} # ({{mass noun}}) '''Juice''' is the [[liquid]] that you get when you squeeze a [[fruit]] or [[vegetable]]. #: ''I usually have orange '''juice''' and toast for breakfast... ==Noun== {{noun}} # ({{mass noun}}) '''Juice''' is the [[liquid]] that you get when you squeeze a [[fruit]] or [[vegetable]]. #: ''I usually have orange '''juice''' and toast for breakfast.'' ==Verb== # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''juice''' a [[fruit]] or a [[vegetable]], you get the '''juice''' out of it. #: ''I had to '''juice''' five oranges just to get one glass of '''juice'''.'' 13165 2006-12-02T03:51:32Z Kappa 92 image ==Noun== {{noun}} # ({{mass noun}}) '''Juice''' is the [[liquid]] that you get when you squeeze a [[fruit]] or [[vegetable]]. [[Image:Oranges and orange juice.jpg|thumb|Oranges and orange '''juice''']] #: ''I usually have orange '''juice''' and toast for breakfast.'' ==Verb== # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''juice''' a [[fruit]] or a [[vegetable]], you get the '''juice''' out of it. #: ''I had to '''juice''' five oranges just to get one glass of '''juice'''.'' 13329 2006-12-04T21:21:30Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: el, en, fa, fi, fr, io, it, ja, ko, pl, ru, sr, ta, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} # ({{mass noun}}) '''Juice''' is the [[liquid]] that you get when you squeeze a [[fruit]] or [[vegetable]]. [[Image:Oranges and orange juice.jpg|thumb|Oranges and orange '''juice''']] #: ''I usually have orange '''juice''' and toast for breakfast.'' ==Verb== # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''juice''' a [[fruit]] or a [[vegetable]], you get the '''juice''' out of it. #: ''I had to '''juice''' five oranges just to get one glass of '''juice'''.'' [[el:juice]] [[en:juice]] [[fa:juice]] [[fr:juice]] [[ko:juice]] [[io:juice]] [[it:juice]] [[ja:juice]] [[pl:juice]] [[ru:juice]] [[sr:juice]] [[fi:juice]] [[ta:juice]] [[vi:juice]] [[zh:juice]] 3951 13148 2006-12-01T20:17:37Z Brett 77 New page: ==Verb== [[Image:HMS_Barham_explodes.jpg|thumb|a ship '''exploding''']] {{verb|explode|explodes|exploded|exploding}} # {{TI verb}} If something '''explodes''', it [[break]]s apart quickly ... ==Verb== [[Image:HMS_Barham_explodes.jpg|thumb|a ship '''exploding''']] {{verb|explode|explodes|exploded|exploding}} # {{TI verb}} If something '''explodes''', it [[break]]s apart quickly and strongly. #: ''A bomb '''exploded''' in the market, killing five people.'' #: ''She was so angry, she '''exploded'''.'' 3952 13149 2006-12-01T20:26:45Z Brett 77 New page: ==Verb== {{verb|tie|ties|tied|tying}} # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''tie''' something, you [[attach]] it using [[string]] or [[rope]]. #: ''I was six when I learned to '''tie''' up my s... ==Verb== {{verb|tie|ties|tied|tying}} # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''tie''' something, you [[attach]] it using [[string]] or [[rope]]. #: ''I was six when I learned to '''tie''' up my shoes.'' #: ''We '''tied''' the swing to the tree.'' # ({{intransitive verb}}) If two [[team]]s or [[player]]s '''tie''', they have the same [[score]] in a [[game]]. #: ''Naples and Rome '''tied''' the game two all.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Necktie_by_MASA.jpg|thumb|100px|a ''tie'']] # A '''tie''' is a piece of [[cloth]] that you wear around your [[neck]] as a [[decoration]]. #: ''At work, you need to wear a suit and '''tie'''.'' 13381 2006-12-06T02:13:54Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, en, es, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, pl, ro, ru, ta, vi, zh ==Verb== {{verb|tie|ties|tied|tying}} # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''tie''' something, you [[attach]] it using [[string]] or [[rope]]. #: ''I was six when I learned to '''tie''' up my shoes.'' #: ''We '''tied''' the swing to the tree.'' # ({{intransitive verb}}) If two [[team]]s or [[player]]s '''tie''', they have the same [[score]] in a [[game]]. #: ''Naples and Rome '''tied''' the game two all.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Necktie_by_MASA.jpg|thumb|100px|a ''tie'']] # A '''tie''' is a piece of [[cloth]] that you wear around your [[neck]] as a [[decoration]]. #: ''At work, you need to wear a suit and '''tie'''.'' [[de:tie]] [[en:tie]] [[es:tie]] [[fr:tie]] [[io:tie]] [[it:tie]] [[hu:tie]] [[ja:tie]] [[pl:tie]] [[ro:tie]] [[ru:tie]] [[fi:tie]] [[ta:tie]] [[vi:tie]] [[zh:tie]] 3953 13158 2006-12-02T02:56:13Z Coppertwig 139 making definition of tight {{BE850}} ==Adjective== {{adjective}} #The way a string is when someone pulls on the ends; not loose. [[Image:ConstrictorKnot HowTo.jpg|thumb|left|<big>Loose</big>]] [[Image:ConstrictorKnot Final.jpg|thumb|<big>'''Tight'''</big>]] 13160 2006-12-02T02:57:28Z Coppertwig 139 comparative {{BE850}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|tight|tighter|tightest}} #The way a string is when someone pulls on the ends; not loose. [[Image:ConstrictorKnot HowTo.jpg|thumb|left|<big>Loose</big>]] [[Image:ConstrictorKnot Final.jpg|thumb|<big>'''Tight'''</big>]] 13178 2006-12-02T11:53:54Z Brett 77 clarified adj, added adv {{BE850}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|tight|tighter|tightest}} # If <math>x</math> is '''tight''', it [[fit]]s [[closely]] and [[strongly]] to <math>y</math>. #: ''The bandage on your finger should not be too '''tight''' or your finger may turn blue.'' #: ''The police kept '''tight''' control during the speech.'' ==Antonyms== * [[loose]] [[Image:ConstrictorKnot HowTo.jpg|thumb|left|<big>Loose</big>]] [[Image:ConstrictorKnot Final.jpg|thumb|100px|<big>'''Tight'''</big>]] <br style="clear:both"/> ==Adverb== # if you [[close]] or [[tie]] something '''tight''', you do it [[strongly]] or [[closely]] so that it won't change easily. #: ''He closed the door '''tight''' behind them.'' #: ''Hold on '''tight''' and I'll pull you up.'' 13383 2006-12-06T02:27:16Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ru, ta, vi {{BE850}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|tight|tighter|tightest}} # If <math>x</math> is '''tight''', it [[fit]]s [[closely]] and [[strongly]] to <math>y</math>. #: ''The bandage on your finger should not be too '''tight''' or your finger may turn blue.'' #: ''The police kept '''tight''' control during the speech.'' ==Antonyms== * [[loose]] [[Image:ConstrictorKnot HowTo.jpg|thumb|left|<big>Loose</big>]] [[Image:ConstrictorKnot Final.jpg|thumb|100px|<big>'''Tight'''</big>]] <br style="clear:both"/> ==Adverb== # if you [[close]] or [[tie]] something '''tight''', you do it [[strongly]] or [[closely]] so that it won't change easily. #: ''He closed the door '''tight''' behind them.'' #: ''Hold on '''tight''' and I'll pull you up.'' [[de:tight]] [[en:tight]] [[fr:tight]] [[io:tight]] [[it:tight]] [[hu:tight]] [[ru:tight]] [[fi:tight]] [[ta:tight]] [[vi:tight]] 13883 2006-12-19T13:53:45Z Coppertwig 139 adding a definition {{BE850}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|tight|tighter|tightest}} # If <math>x</math> is '''tight''', it [[fit]]s [[closely]] and [[strongly]] to <math>y</math>. #: ''The bandage on your finger should not be too '''tight''' or your finger may turn blue.'' #: ''The police kept '''tight''' control during the speech.'' #The way a string is when someone pulls on the ends; not loose. #:''A '''tight''' rope is in a straight line.'' ==Antonyms== * [[loose]] [[Image:ConstrictorKnot HowTo.jpg|thumb|left|<big>Loose</big>]] [[Image:ConstrictorKnot Final.jpg|thumb|100px|<big>'''Tight'''</big>]] <br style="clear:both"/> ==Adverb== # if you [[close]] or [[tie]] something '''tight''', you do it [[strongly]] or [[closely]] so that it won't change easily. #: ''He closed the door '''tight''' behind them.'' #: ''Hold on '''tight''' and I'll pull you up.'' [[de:tight]] [[en:tight]] [[fr:tight]] [[io:tight]] [[it:tight]] [[hu:tight]] [[ru:tight]] [[fi:tight]] [[ta:tight]] [[vi:tight]] 3954 13161 2006-12-02T03:05:22Z Brett 77 New page: =='''Hungy''' as a noun== [[User:Cethegus]] put an entry for '''hungry''' as a noun as in "The '''hungry''' need our help." I have removed it. The reason is that most attributive adjecti... =='''Hungy''' as a noun== [[User:Cethegus]] put an entry for '''hungry''' as a noun as in "The '''hungry''' need our help." I have removed it. The reason is that most attributive adjectives can be used in this kind of construction (I believe it's called a fused head). It makes no sense to make a separate entry as a noun for every such adjective especially since they really don't have many noun-like properties. For example, they can't be modifed by adjectives as other nouns can, but they can be modified by adverbs, as you would expect with an adjective. Consider: * the very good * <nowiki>*</nowiki> the nice good --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 03:05, 2 December 2006 (UTC) 3955 13163 2006-12-02T03:48:09Z Coppertwig 139 making definition of though {{BE850}} ==Conjunction== {{conjunction}} #Say the word '''though''' before a part of a sentence that is true but not important; or that is true but does not cause the things people think it will cause. Frequently a sentence with '''though''' before one part means the same as the sentence with "but" before the other part. #:'''''Though''' he talked very loudly, she did not hear him.'' #:''He talked very loudly, but she did not hear him.'' 13183 2006-12-02T14:03:44Z Brett 77 /* Conjunction */ simplified {{BE850}} ==Conjunction== {{conjunction}} # When you use "'''Though''' <math>x</math>, <math>y</math>" or "<math>y</math> '''though''' <math>x</math>", <math>y</math> is [[surprising]], [[contrasting]], or [[unimportant]]. #: '''''Though''' he talked very loudly, she did not hear him.'' #: ''She did not hear him '''though''' he talked very loudly.'' #: ''There was a real, '''though''' small, problem.'' ===Synonmys=== * [[but]] 13184 2006-12-02T14:11:37Z Brett 77 + adverb {{BE850}} ==Conjunction== {{conjunction}} # When you use "'''Though''' <math>x</math>, <math>y</math>" or "<math>y</math> '''though''' <math>x</math>", <math>y</math> is [[surprising]], [[contrasting]], or [[unimportant]]. #: '''''Though''' he talked very loudly, she did not hear him.'' #: ''She did not hear him '''though''' he talked very loudly.'' #: ''There was a real, '''though''' small, problem.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[but]] ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # When '''though''' comes at the end of a clause, it shows it is [[surprising]], [[contrasting]], or [[unimportant]]. #: ''That's sound great. It's difficult '''though'''.'' 13363 2006-12-05T20:55:35Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Conjunction== {{conjunction}} # When you use "'''Though''' <math>x</math>, <math>y</math>" or "<math>y</math> '''though''' <math>x</math>", <math>y</math> is [[surprising]], [[contrasting]], or [[unimportant]]. #: '''''Though''' he talked very loudly, she did not hear him.'' #: ''She did not hear him '''though''' he talked very loudly.'' #: ''There was a real, '''though''' small, problem.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[but]] ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # When '''though''' comes at the end of a clause, it shows it is [[surprising]], [[contrasting]], or [[unimportant]]. #: ''That's sound great. It's difficult '''though'''.'' [[en:though]] [[fr:though]] [[io:though]] [[it:though]] [[hu:though]] [[fi:though]] [[vi:though]] [[zh:though]] 3956 13166 2006-12-02T03:53:49Z Coppertwig 139 making definition of thread {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:SpoolsOfThread.jpg|thumb|<big>'''Thread'''</big>]] #A long, very thin, soft material used to join cloth together. #:''She pushed the '''thread''' through the hole in the needle.'' 13187 2006-12-02T14:17:42Z Brett 77 edit difinition, add example {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:SpoolsOfThread.jpg|thumb|<big>'''Thread'''</big>]] #A long, very thin, soft [[material]] used to join or make [[cloth]]. #: ''She pushed the '''thread''' through the hole in the needle.'' #: ''There were loose '''threads''' at the bottom of his pants.'' 13364 2006-12-05T21:07:49Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, pt, ru, ta, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:SpoolsOfThread.jpg|thumb|<big>'''Thread'''</big>]] #A long, very thin, soft [[material]] used to join or make [[cloth]]. #: ''She pushed the '''thread''' through the hole in the needle.'' #: ''There were loose '''threads''' at the bottom of his pants.'' [[en:thread]] [[fr:thread]] [[io:thread]] [[it:thread]] [[hu:thread]] [[pt:thread]] [[ru:thread]] [[fi:thread]] [[ta:thread]] [[vi:thread]] [[zh:thread]] 13571 2006-12-10T16:53:38Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:thread]] {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:SpoolsOfThread.jpg|thumb|<big>'''Thread'''</big>]] #A long, very thin, soft [[material]] used to join or make [[cloth]]. #: ''She pushed the '''thread''' through the hole in the needle.'' #: ''There were loose '''threads''' at the bottom of his pants.'' [[en:thread]] [[fa:thread]] [[fr:thread]] [[io:thread]] [[it:thread]] [[hu:thread]] [[pt:thread]] [[ru:thread]] [[fi:thread]] [[ta:thread]] [[vi:thread]] [[zh:thread]] 3957 13167 2006-12-02T04:03:01Z Coppertwig 139 making definition of thin {{BE850}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|thin|thinner|thinnest}} [[Image:Thin delicate purple.jpg|thumb|<big>'''Thin''' flowers</big>]] #Not wide; not fat. When something is '''thin''', one side and the other side are very [[near]]. It is little in one way, but it may be long or flat at the same time. #:''I can [[hear]] the people in the other [[room]] because the [[wall]] is '''thin'''.'' 13168 2006-12-02T04:03:38Z Coppertwig 139 /* Adjective */ {{BE850}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|thin|thinner|thinnest}} [[Image:Thin delicate purple.jpg|thumb|<big>'''Thin''' flowers</big>]] #Not thick; not wide; not fat. When something is '''thin''', one side and the other side are very [[near]]. It is little in one way, but it may be long or flat at the same time. #:''I can [[hear]] the people in the other [[room]] because the [[wall]] is '''thin'''.'' 13188 2006-12-02T14:40:04Z Brett 77 edited adjective, + verb {{BE850}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|thin|thinner|thinnest}} [[Image:Thin delicate purple.jpg|thumb|<big>'''Thin''' flowers</big>]] # If something is '''thin''', there is a short distance from one side to the other. #: ''I can [[hear]] the people in the other [[room]] because the [[wall]] is '''thin'''.'' #: ''The man was very tall and '''thin''' as a stick.'' # If something is '''thin''' it doesn't have a lot of good stuff in it. #: ''The soup is too '''thin'''. It needs more flavour.'' #: ''His hair is quite '''thin''' on top.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[narrow]] ===Antonyms=== * [[thick]] * [[wide]] * [[fat]] ==Verb== {{verb|thin|thins|thinned|thinning}} # {{TI verb}} If something thins, there is less of it. #: ''After the show, the crowd '''thinned''' out quickly and only a few people stayed.'' #: ''My hair started '''thinning''' when I was 25.'' 13189 2006-12-02T14:41:26Z Brett 77 /* Verb */ formatting {{BE850}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|thin|thinner|thinnest}} [[Image:Thin delicate purple.jpg|thumb|<big>'''Thin''' flowers</big>]] # If something is '''thin''', there is a short distance from one side to the other. #: ''I can [[hear]] the people in the other [[room]] because the [[wall]] is '''thin'''.'' #: ''The man was very tall and '''thin''' as a stick.'' # If something is '''thin''' it doesn't have a lot of good stuff in it. #: ''The soup is too '''thin'''. It needs more flavour.'' #: ''His hair is quite '''thin''' on top.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[narrow]] ===Antonyms=== * [[thick]] * [[wide]] * [[fat]] ==Verb== {{verb|thin|thins|thinned|thinning}} # {{TI verb}} If something '''thins''', there is less of it. #: ''After the show, the crowd '''thinned''' out quickly and only a few people stayed.'' #: ''My hair started '''thinning''' when I was 25.'' 13190 2006-12-02T16:35:48Z Brett 77 + synonyms {{BE850}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|thin|thinner|thinnest}} [[Image:Thin delicate purple.jpg|thumb|<big>'''Thin''' flowers</big>]] # If something is '''thin''', there is a short distance from one side to the other. #: ''I can [[hear]] the people in the other [[room]] because the [[wall]] is '''thin'''.'' #: ''The man was very tall and '''thin''' as a stick.'' # If something is '''thin''' it doesn't have a lot of stuff in it. #: ''The soup is too '''thin'''. It needs more flavour.'' #: ''His hair is quite '''thin''' on top.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[narrow]] * [light]] ===Antonyms=== * [[thick]] * [[wide]] * [[fat]] * [[heavy]] ==Verb== {{verb|thin|thins|thinned|thinning}} # {{TI verb}} If something '''thins''', there is less of it. #: ''After the show, the crowd '''thinned''' out quickly and only a few people stayed.'' #: ''My hair started '''thinning''' when I was 25.'' 13361 2006-12-05T19:54:50Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, es, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, pt, ro, ta, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|thin|thinner|thinnest}} [[Image:Thin delicate purple.jpg|thumb|<big>'''Thin''' flowers</big>]] # If something is '''thin''', there is a short distance from one side to the other. #: ''I can [[hear]] the people in the other [[room]] because the [[wall]] is '''thin'''.'' #: ''The man was very tall and '''thin''' as a stick.'' # If something is '''thin''' it doesn't have a lot of stuff in it. #: ''The soup is too '''thin'''. It needs more flavour.'' #: ''His hair is quite '''thin''' on top.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[narrow]] * [light]] ===Antonyms=== * [[thick]] * [[wide]] * [[fat]] * [[heavy]] ==Verb== {{verb|thin|thins|thinned|thinning}} # {{TI verb}} If something '''thins''', there is less of it. #: ''After the show, the crowd '''thinned''' out quickly and only a few people stayed.'' #: ''My hair started '''thinning''' when I was 25.'' [[en:thin]] [[es:thin]] [[fr:thin]] [[io:thin]] [[it:thin]] [[hu:thin]] [[ja:thin]] [[pt:thin]] [[ro:thin]] [[fi:thin]] [[ta:thin]] [[vi:thin]] [[zh:thin]] 13573 2006-12-10T17:00:20Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:thin]] {{BE850}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|thin|thinner|thinnest}} [[Image:Thin delicate purple.jpg|thumb|<big>'''Thin''' flowers</big>]] # If something is '''thin''', there is a short distance from one side to the other. #: ''I can [[hear]] the people in the other [[room]] because the [[wall]] is '''thin'''.'' #: ''The man was very tall and '''thin''' as a stick.'' # If something is '''thin''' it doesn't have a lot of stuff in it. #: ''The soup is too '''thin'''. It needs more flavour.'' #: ''His hair is quite '''thin''' on top.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[narrow]] * [light]] ===Antonyms=== * [[thick]] * [[wide]] * [[fat]] * [[heavy]] ==Verb== {{verb|thin|thins|thinned|thinning}} # {{TI verb}} If something '''thins''', there is less of it. #: ''After the show, the crowd '''thinned''' out quickly and only a few people stayed.'' #: ''My hair started '''thinning''' when I was 25.'' [[en:thin]] [[es:thin]] [[fa:thin]] [[fr:thin]] [[io:thin]] [[it:thin]] [[hu:thin]] [[ja:thin]] [[pt:thin]] [[ro:thin]] [[fi:thin]] [[ta:thin]] [[vi:thin]] [[zh:thin]] 3958 13169 2006-12-02T04:09:13Z Coppertwig 139 making definition of thick {{BE850}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|thick|thicker|thickest}} #Fat; not thin. Far from one side to the other side. #:''I am warm because I have a '''thick''' coat.'' 13170 2006-12-02T04:10:06Z Coppertwig 139 format {{BE850}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|thick|thicker|thickest}} #[[Fat]]; not [[thin]]. [[Far]] from one side to the other side. #:''I am [[warm]] because I have a '''thick''' [[coat]].'' 13191 2006-12-02T16:36:00Z Brett 77 substantial changes {{BE850}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|thick|thicker|thickest}} # If something is '''thick''', there is some distance from one side to the other. #: ''He was a workman with big hands and '''thick''' fingers.'' #: ''The tree was too '''thick''' to put his arms around.'' #: ''The ice on the lake is about 40 cm '''thick''' in the winter.'' # If something is '''thick''' it has a lot of stuff in it. #: ''I am [[warm]] because I have a '''thick''' [[coat]].'' #: ''The dog has beautiful, '''thick''' hair.'' #: ''The oil moved slowly because it was so '''thick'''.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[wide]] * [[fat]] * [[heavy]] ===Antonyms=== * [[thin]] * [[narrow]] * [[light]] 13362 2006-12-05T19:59:30Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, es, fi, fr, hu, hy, io, it, ja, ru, ta, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|thick|thicker|thickest}} # If something is '''thick''', there is some distance from one side to the other. #: ''He was a workman with big hands and '''thick''' fingers.'' #: ''The tree was too '''thick''' to put his arms around.'' #: ''The ice on the lake is about 40 cm '''thick''' in the winter.'' # If something is '''thick''' it has a lot of stuff in it. #: ''I am [[warm]] because I have a '''thick''' [[coat]].'' #: ''The dog has beautiful, '''thick''' hair.'' #: ''The oil moved slowly because it was so '''thick'''.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[wide]] * [[fat]] * [[heavy]] ===Antonyms=== * [[thin]] * [[narrow]] * [[light]] [[en:thick]] [[es:thick]] [[fr:thick]] [[hy:thick]] [[io:thick]] [[it:thick]] [[hu:thick]] [[ja:thick]] [[ru:thick]] [[fi:thick]] [[ta:thick]] [[vi:thick]] [[zh:thick]] 14189 2006-12-21T14:56:35Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[kk:thick]] {{BE850}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|thick|thicker|thickest}} # If something is '''thick''', there is some distance from one side to the other. #: ''He was a workman with big hands and '''thick''' fingers.'' #: ''The tree was too '''thick''' to put his arms around.'' #: ''The ice on the lake is about 40 cm '''thick''' in the winter.'' # If something is '''thick''' it has a lot of stuff in it. #: ''I am [[warm]] because I have a '''thick''' [[coat]].'' #: ''The dog has beautiful, '''thick''' hair.'' #: ''The oil moved slowly because it was so '''thick'''.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[wide]] * [[fat]] * [[heavy]] ===Antonyms=== * [[thin]] * [[narrow]] * [[light]] [[en:thick]] [[es:thick]] [[fr:thick]] [[hy:thick]] [[io:thick]] [[it:thick]] [[kk:thick]] [[hu:thick]] [[ja:thick]] [[ru:thick]] [[fi:thick]] [[ta:thick]] [[vi:thick]] [[zh:thick]] 3959 13171 2006-12-02T04:14:04Z Coppertwig 139 making definition of then {{BE850}} ==Adverb== {{adverb}} #At that time; not now. #:'''''Then''' she was little. Now she is big.'' #After something else. #:''I cook the food, '''then''' I eat the food, '''then''' I wash the plates.'' 13192 2006-12-02T16:40:44Z Brett 77 + sense + wikify {{BE850}} ==Adverb== {{adverb}} #At that [[time]]; not [[now]]. #:'''''Then''' she was little. Now she is big.'' #[[After]] something else. #:''First, I cook the food; '''then''' I eat it, and '''then''' I wash the plates.'' # '''Then''' shows the [[result]] of a [[condition]]. # ''If she is happy, '''then''' I'm happy too.'' 13193 2006-12-02T16:41:01Z Brett 77 formatting {{BE850}} ==Adverb== {{adverb}} #At that [[time]]; not [[now]]. #:'''''Then''' she was little. Now she is big.'' #[[After]] something else. #:''First, I cook the food; '''then''' I eat it, and '''then''' I wash the plates.'' # '''Then''' shows the [[result]] of a [[condition]]. #: ''If she is happy, '''then''' I'm happy too.'' 13357 2006-12-05T19:05:26Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: el, en, fa, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ku, pt, ta, vi, zh, zh-min-nan {{BE850}} ==Adverb== {{adverb}} #At that [[time]]; not [[now]]. #:'''''Then''' she was little. Now she is big.'' #[[After]] something else. #:''First, I cook the food; '''then''' I eat it, and '''then''' I wash the plates.'' # '''Then''' shows the [[result]] of a [[condition]]. #: ''If she is happy, '''then''' I'm happy too.'' [[zh-min-nan:then]] [[el:then]] [[en:then]] [[fa:then]] [[fr:then]] [[io:then]] [[it:then]] [[ku:then]] [[hu:then]] [[pt:then]] [[fi:then]] [[ta:then]] [[vi:then]] [[zh:then]] 3960 13172 2006-12-02T04:16:54Z Coppertwig 139 making definition of than {{BE850}} ==Preposition== {{preposition}} #Used when saying that one thing is more and another thing is less. #:''The tree is higher '''than''' the house.'' 13194 2006-12-02T16:42:11Z Brett 77 /* Preposition */ simplifying {{BE850}} ==Preposition== {{preposition}} #Used when [[compare|comparing]] two things. #:''The tree is higher '''than''' the house.'' 13356 2006-12-05T18:43:08Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, pl, pt, ta, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Preposition== {{preposition}} #Used when [[compare|comparing]] two things. #:''The tree is higher '''than''' the house.'' [[en:than]] [[fr:than]] [[io:than]] [[it:than]] [[hu:than]] [[pl:than]] [[pt:than]] [[fi:than]] [[ta:than]] [[vi:than]] [[zh:than]] 3961 13173 2006-12-02T04:28:37Z Coppertwig 139 making definition of "star". {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:M45 comb 11.12.jpg|thumb|<big>'''Stars'''</big>]] [[Image:1 stars.svg|thumb|<big>5 '''stars'''</big>]] #A bright thing in the [[sky]] at [[night]]. #:'''''Stars''' seem little, but they are big and far away.'' #A picture of a thing with five sharp ends. 13174 2006-12-02T04:29:53Z Coppertwig 139 changing words near picture {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:M45 comb 11.12.jpg|thumb|<big>'''Stars'''</big>]] [[Image:1 stars.svg|thumb|<big>1 gold '''star''' and 4 gray '''stars'''</big>]] #A bright thing in the [[sky]] at [[night]]. #:'''''Stars''' seem little, but they are big and far away.'' #A picture of a thing with five sharp ends. 13196 2006-12-02T16:45:47Z Brett 77 + example, etc. {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:M45 comb 11.12.jpg|thumb|<big>'''Stars'''</big>]] [[Image:1 stars.svg|thumb|<big>1 five-pointed '''stars'''</big>]] #A bright thing in the [[sky]] at [[night]]. #:'''''Stars''' seem little, but they are big and far away.'' #A picture of a thing with five or six sharp ends. #: ''My teacher put a gold '''star''' on my test.'' 13197 2006-12-02T16:46:23Z Brett 77 {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:M45 comb 11.12.jpg|thumb|<big>'''Stars'''</big>]] [[Image:1 stars.svg|thumb|<big>five-pointed '''stars'''</big>]] #A bright thing in the [[sky]] at [[night]]. #:'''''Stars''' seem little, but they are big and far away.'' #A picture of a thing with five or six sharp ends. #: ''My teacher put a gold '''star''' on my test.'' 13255 2006-12-03T19:23:22Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ang, de, el, en, es, fa, fi, fr, hu, hy, ie, io, it, ja, kk, ko, ku, nah, no, pl, pt, ru, sl, sr, sv, ta, tr, uk, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:M45 comb 11.12.jpg|thumb|<big>'''Stars'''</big>]] [[Image:1 stars.svg|thumb|<big>five-pointed '''stars'''</big>]] #A bright thing in the [[sky]] at [[night]]. #:'''''Stars''' seem little, but they are big and far away.'' #A picture of a thing with five or six sharp ends. #: ''My teacher put a gold '''star''' on my test.'' [[ang:star]] [[de:star]] [[el:star]] [[en:star]] [[es:star]] [[fa:star]] [[fr:star]] [[ko:star]] [[hy:star]] [[io:star]] [[ie:star]] [[it:star]] [[kk:star]] [[ku:star]] [[hu:star]] [[nah:star]] [[ja:star]] [[no:star]] [[pl:star]] [[pt:star]] [[ru:star]] [[sl:star]] [[sr:star]] [[fi:star]] [[sv:star]] [[ta:star]] [[vi:star]] [[tr:star]] [[uk:star]] [[zh:star]] 14116 2006-12-21T01:57:03Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:M45 comb 11.12.jpg|thumb|<big>'''Stars'''</big>]] [[Image:1 stars.svg|thumb|<big>five-pointed '''stars'''</big>]] #A bright thing in the [[sky]] at [[night]]. #:'''''Stars''' seem little, but they are big and far away.'' #A picture of a [[shape]] with five or six sharp ends. #: ''My teacher put a gold '''star''' on my test.'' [[ang:star]] [[de:star]] [[el:star]] [[en:star]] [[es:star]] [[fa:star]] [[fr:star]] [[ko:star]] [[hy:star]] [[io:star]] [[ie:star]] [[it:star]] [[kk:star]] [[ku:star]] [[hu:star]] [[nah:star]] [[ja:star]] [[no:star]] [[pl:star]] [[pt:star]] [[ru:star]] [[sl:star]] [[sr:star]] [[fi:star]] [[sv:star]] [[ta:star]] [[vi:star]] [[tr:star]] [[uk:star]] [[zh:star]] 3962 13181 2006-12-02T13:43:46Z Coppertwig 139 making definition of teach {{BE850}} ==Verb== {{verb|teach|teaches|taught|teaching}} [[Image:Classe primaire.jpg|thumb|A '''teacher''' '''teaching''' a class.]] #To help someone [[learn]] something. To tell someone how to do something. Someone can '''teach''' one person or '''teach''' many people (a [[class]]) at the same time. ==Note== ''BE850 lists "teaching"; maybe not all parts of this verb are BE850.'' 13198 2006-12-02T16:52:13Z Brett 77 + examples {{BE850}} ==Verb== {{verb|teach|teaches|taught|teaching}} [[Image:Classe primaire.jpg|thumb|A '''teacher''' '''teaching''' a class.]] # {{TI verb}} To help someone [[learn]] something. To [[tell]] someone how to do something. #: ''Most parents try to '''teach''' their children to be nice.'' #: ''She '''taught''' in a high school for 25 years.'' #: ''Mr. Smith '''teaches''' grade-five English and history.'' ==Note== ''BE850 lists "teaching"; maybe not all parts of this verb are BE850.'' 13348 2006-12-05T16:01:11Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, en, es, fa, fi, fr, gl, hu, io, it, ro, ru, ta, tr, uk, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Verb== {{verb|teach|teaches|taught|teaching}} [[Image:Classe primaire.jpg|thumb|A '''teacher''' '''teaching''' a class.]] # {{TI verb}} To help someone [[learn]] something. To [[tell]] someone how to do something. #: ''Most parents try to '''teach''' their children to be nice.'' #: ''She '''taught''' in a high school for 25 years.'' #: ''Mr. Smith '''teaches''' grade-five English and history.'' ==Note== ''BE850 lists "teaching"; maybe not all parts of this verb are BE850.'' [[de:teach]] [[en:teach]] [[es:teach]] [[fa:teach]] [[fr:teach]] [[gl:teach]] [[io:teach]] [[it:teach]] [[hu:teach]] [[ro:teach]] [[ru:teach]] [[fi:teach]] [[ta:teach]] [[vi:teach]] [[tr:teach]] [[uk:teach]] [[zh:teach]] 3963 13182 2006-12-02T13:44:38Z Coppertwig 139 making redirect teaching-->teach #REDIRECT [[teach]] 3964 13199 2006-12-02T17:00:41Z Brett 77 New page: ==Noun== [[Image:Handmade_soap.jpg|thumb|a bar of '''soap''']] {{noun}} # ({{mass noun}}) '''Soap''' is a [[solid]] or [[liquid]] that you use to [[wash]] things. #: ''The '''soap''' slipp... ==Noun== [[Image:Handmade_soap.jpg|thumb|a bar of '''soap''']] {{noun}} # ({{mass noun}}) '''Soap''' is a [[solid]] or [[liquid]] that you use to [[wash]] things. #: ''The '''soap''' slipped out of her hand in the shower.'' #: ''We washed the dog with '''soap''' and water.'' #: ''The '''soap''' bubbles filled the sink.'' ===See also=== * [[detergent]] ==Verb== {{verb|soap|soaps|soaped|soaping}} # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''soap''' something, you put '''soap''' on it. #: ''I '''soaped''' her hair while my daughter splashed in the bath.'' 13434 2006-12-06T18:44:01Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, el, en, et, fi, fr, hu, io, it, kk, pl, pt, ru, sr, sv, ta, vi, zh ==Noun== [[Image:Handmade_soap.jpg|thumb|a bar of '''soap''']] {{noun}} # ({{mass noun}}) '''Soap''' is a [[solid]] or [[liquid]] that you use to [[wash]] things. #: ''The '''soap''' slipped out of her hand in the shower.'' #: ''We washed the dog with '''soap''' and water.'' #: ''The '''soap''' bubbles filled the sink.'' ===See also=== * [[detergent]] ==Verb== {{verb|soap|soaps|soaped|soaping}} # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''soap''' something, you put '''soap''' on it. #: ''I '''soaped''' her hair while my daughter splashed in the bath.'' [[de:soap]] [[et:soap]] [[el:soap]] [[en:soap]] [[fr:soap]] [[io:soap]] [[it:soap]] [[kk:soap]] [[hu:soap]] [[pl:soap]] [[pt:soap]] [[ru:soap]] [[sr:soap]] [[fi:soap]] [[sv:soap]] [[ta:soap]] [[vi:soap]] [[zh:soap]] 3965 13200 2006-12-02T17:06:01Z Brett 77 New page: ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''package''' is something in a [[box]], usually to [[send]] in the [[mail]]. #: ''Some '''packages''' arrived from the post office.'' #: ''She came home from the sho... ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''package''' is something in a [[box]], usually to [[send]] in the [[mail]]. #: ''Some '''packages''' arrived from the post office.'' #: ''She came home from the shops with a lot of '''packages'''.'' ==Verb== {{verb|package|packages|packaged|packaging}} # If you '''package''' something, you put it in a [[box]], usually to [[send]] it in the [[mail]]. # ''We '''packaged''' up the broken radio, and sent it back to the shop.'' ===See also=== * [[letter]] * [[mail]] 14263 2006-12-21T19:02:19Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Vista-package.png|thumb|a '''package''']] # A '''package''' is something in a [[box]], usually to [[send]] in the [[mail]]. #: ''Some '''packages''' arrived from the post office.'' #: ''She came home from the shops with a lot of '''packages'''.'' ==Verb== {{verb|package|packages|packaged|packaging}} # If you '''package''' something, you put it in a [[box]], usually to [[send]] it in the [[mail]]. # ''We '''packaged''' up the broken radio, and sent it back to the shop.'' ===See also=== * [[letter]] * [[mail]] 14339 2006-12-22T10:21:37Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fa, fi, fr, io, it, pt, ru, ta, vi ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Vista-package.png|thumb|a '''package''']] # A '''package''' is something in a [[box]], usually to [[send]] in the [[mail]]. #: ''Some '''packages''' arrived from the post office.'' #: ''She came home from the shops with a lot of '''packages'''.'' ==Verb== {{verb|package|packages|packaged|packaging}} # If you '''package''' something, you put it in a [[box]], usually to [[send]] it in the [[mail]]. # ''We '''packaged''' up the broken radio, and sent it back to the shop.'' ===See also=== * [[letter]] * [[mail]] [[en:package]] [[fa:package]] [[fr:package]] [[io:package]] [[it:package]] [[pt:package]] [[ru:package]] [[fi:package]] [[ta:package]] [[vi:package]] 3966 13201 2006-12-02T17:12:43Z Brett 77 New page: ==Adverb== {{sentence adverb}} # (''formal'') You use '''furthermore''' to [[add]] more [[information]] to what was already said or written. #: ''We believe that the project is possible. '... ==Adverb== {{sentence adverb}} # (''formal'') You use '''furthermore''' to [[add]] more [[information]] to what was already said or written. #: ''We believe that the project is possible. '''Furthermore''', we believe that we can do it within a few months.'' ===Usage=== '''Furthermore''' is almost always used at the beginning of a [[sentence]]. 13235 2006-12-03T15:46:29Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fr, hu, io, vi, zh ==Adverb== {{sentence adverb}} # (''formal'') You use '''furthermore''' to [[add]] more [[information]] to what was already said or written. #: ''We believe that the project is possible. '''Furthermore''', we believe that we can do it within a few months.'' ===Usage=== '''Furthermore''' is almost always used at the beginning of a [[sentence]]. [[en:furthermore]] [[fr:furthermore]] [[io:furthermore]] [[hu:furthermore]] [[vi:furthermore]] [[zh:furthermore]] 3967 13202 2006-12-02T17:14:19Z Brett 77 New page: ''sentence adverb'' <includeonly>[[Category:Adverbs]][[Category:Sentence adverbs]]</includeonly> ''sentence adverb'' <includeonly>[[Category:Adverbs]][[Category:Sentence adverbs]]</includeonly> 13204 2006-12-02T17:17:16Z Brett 77 Sentence adverb <includeonly>[[Category:Adverbs]][[Category:Sentence adverbs]]</includeonly> 3968 13203 2006-12-02T17:15:23Z Brett 77 New page: This category is for [[sentence adverb]]s. It is a subcategory of [[:Category:Adverbs|Adverbs]]. [[Category:Adverbs]] This category is for [[sentence adverb]]s. It is a subcategory of [[:Category:Adverbs|Adverbs]]. [[Category:Adverbs]] 3970 13207 2006-12-02T17:27:31Z Brett 77 New page: ==Noun== [[Image:World_globe.jpg|thumb|a globe]] {{noun}} # A '''globe''' is a solid shaped like a [[ball]], often with a [[map]] on it. #: ''He spun the '''globe''' on his desk, looking f... ==Noun== [[Image:World_globe.jpg|thumb|a globe]] {{noun}} # A '''globe''' is a solid shaped like a [[ball]], often with a [[map]] on it. #: ''He spun the '''globe''' on his desk, looking for Japan.'' # The '''globe''' is the [[Earth]]. #: ''People all around the '''globe''' love soccer.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[sphere]] 13309 2006-12-04T09:59:33Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: el, en, et, fi, fr, io, it, ru, ta, vi, zh ==Noun== [[Image:World_globe.jpg|thumb|a globe]] {{noun}} # A '''globe''' is a solid shaped like a [[ball]], often with a [[map]] on it. #: ''He spun the '''globe''' on his desk, looking for Japan.'' # The '''globe''' is the [[Earth]]. #: ''People all around the '''globe''' love soccer.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[sphere]] [[et:globe]] [[el:globe]] [[en:globe]] [[fr:globe]] [[io:globe]] [[it:globe]] [[ru:globe]] [[fi:globe]] [[ta:globe]] [[vi:globe]] [[zh:globe]] 13680 2006-12-12T10:23:59Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:globe]] ==Noun== [[Image:World_globe.jpg|thumb|a globe]] {{noun}} # A '''globe''' is a solid shaped like a [[ball]], often with a [[map]] on it. #: ''He spun the '''globe''' on his desk, looking for Japan.'' # The '''globe''' is the [[Earth]]. #: ''People all around the '''globe''' love soccer.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[sphere]] [[et:globe]] [[el:globe]] [[en:globe]] [[fa:globe]] [[fr:globe]] [[io:globe]] [[it:globe]] [[ru:globe]] [[fi:globe]] [[ta:globe]] [[vi:globe]] [[zh:globe]] 3971 13209 2006-12-02T19:29:08Z Coppertwig 139 making definition of tendency {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun|tendency|tendencies}} #We say that someone or something has a '''tendency''' to do something if they like to do it, or they do it [[frequent]]ly, or they do it when [[nothing]] [[stop]]s them from doing it. #:''He has a '''tendency''' to talk so much that I start to [[sleep]].'' #''This [[book]] has a '''tendency''' to fall off the [[shelf]].'' 13211 2006-12-03T02:06:34Z Brett 77 various edits {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun|tendency|tendencies}} #Someone or something has a '''tendency''' to do something if they do it [[frequent]]ly. #:''He has a '''tendency''' to talk too much.'' #:''There's a general '''tendency''' for males to be bigger than females.'' ===Related words=== * [[tend]] 13353 2006-12-05T17:17:46Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ta, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun|tendency|tendencies}} #Someone or something has a '''tendency''' to do something if they do it [[frequent]]ly. #:''He has a '''tendency''' to talk too much.'' #:''There's a general '''tendency''' for males to be bigger than females.'' ===Related words=== * [[tend]] [[en:tendency]] [[fr:tendency]] [[io:tendency]] [[it:tendency]] [[hu:tendency]] [[fi:tendency]] [[ta:tendency]] [[vi:tendency]] [[zh:tendency]] 3972 13210 2006-12-02T19:43:49Z Coppertwig 139 making definition of take {{BE850}} ==Verb== {{verb|take|takes|took|taking}} #To [[start]] to [[hold]] something; to put something into one's hand; to start to [[move]] something with one's hand; to move something to one's [[house]]; to start to [[own]] something. Sometimes [[suddenly]]. #:''Don't '''take''' that [[plate]]. That's my plate.'' 13212 2006-12-03T02:26:10Z Brett 77 Various edits {{BE850}} ==Verb== {{verb2|take|takes|took|taken|taking}} # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''take''' something, you [[do]] it. #: ''I '''took''' a walk with my dog.'' = I walked with my dog. #: ''I'm going to '''take''' a rest.'' = I'm going to rest. #: ''I'' go out after I '''take''' a shower.'' = I'll go out after I shower. # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''take''' something or someone, you [[bring]] them from one place to another. #: ''I don't want this. Can you '''take''' it away, please?'' #: ''My son was sick, so I '''took''' him to the doctor.'' # ({{transitive verb}}) If <math>x</math> '''takes''' [[money]], [[time]], etc., you need to [[use]] that for <math>x</math>. #: ''If we go to your house, it will '''take''' one hour.'' #: ''That was fun, and it didn't '''take''' too much money.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[get]] * [[receive]] * [[move]] ===Antonyms=== * [[give]] {{Stub}} 13226 2006-12-03T12:01:11Z Brett 77 clarify take with actions {{BE850}} ==Verb== {{verb2|take|takes|took|taken|taking}} # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''take''' an [[action]], you [[do]] it. #: ''I '''took''' a walk with my dog.'' = I walked with my dog. #: ''I'm going to '''take''' a rest.'' = I'm going to rest. #: ''I'' go out after I '''take''' a shower.'' = I'll go out after I shower. # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''take''' something or someone, you [[bring]] them from one place to another. #: ''I don't want this. Can you '''take''' it away, please?'' #: ''My son was sick, so I '''took''' him to the doctor.'' # ({{transitive verb}}) If <math>x</math> '''takes''' [[money]], [[time]], etc., you need to [[use]] that for <math>x</math>. #: ''If we go to your house, it will '''take''' one hour.'' #: ''That was fun, and it didn't '''take''' too much money.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[get]] * [[receive]] * [[move]] ===Antonyms=== * [[give]] {{Stub}} 13342 2006-12-05T13:29:42Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ang, en, es, fi, fr, gl, hu, io, it, ja, kk, pl, pt, ru, ta, tr, uk, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Verb== {{verb2|take|takes|took|taken|taking}} # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''take''' an [[action]], you [[do]] it. #: ''I '''took''' a walk with my dog.'' = I walked with my dog. #: ''I'm going to '''take''' a rest.'' = I'm going to rest. #: ''I'' go out after I '''take''' a shower.'' = I'll go out after I shower. # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''take''' something or someone, you [[bring]] them from one place to another. #: ''I don't want this. Can you '''take''' it away, please?'' #: ''My son was sick, so I '''took''' him to the doctor.'' # ({{transitive verb}}) If <math>x</math> '''takes''' [[money]], [[time]], etc., you need to [[use]] that for <math>x</math>. #: ''If we go to your house, it will '''take''' one hour.'' #: ''That was fun, and it didn't '''take''' too much money.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[get]] * [[receive]] * [[move]] ===Antonyms=== * [[give]] {{Stub}} [[ang:take]] [[en:take]] [[es:take]] [[fr:take]] [[gl:take]] [[io:take]] [[it:take]] [[kk:take]] [[hu:take]] [[ja:take]] [[pl:take]] [[pt:take]] [[ru:take]] [[fi:take]] [[ta:take]] [[vi:take]] [[tr:take]] [[uk:take]] [[zh:take]] 13551 2006-12-10T10:44:44Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:take]] {{BE850}} ==Verb== {{verb2|take|takes|took|taken|taking}} # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''take''' an [[action]], you [[do]] it. #: ''I '''took''' a walk with my dog.'' = I walked with my dog. #: ''I'm going to '''take''' a rest.'' = I'm going to rest. #: ''I'' go out after I '''take''' a shower.'' = I'll go out after I shower. # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''take''' something or someone, you [[bring]] them from one place to another. #: ''I don't want this. Can you '''take''' it away, please?'' #: ''My son was sick, so I '''took''' him to the doctor.'' # ({{transitive verb}}) If <math>x</math> '''takes''' [[money]], [[time]], etc., you need to [[use]] that for <math>x</math>. #: ''If we go to your house, it will '''take''' one hour.'' #: ''That was fun, and it didn't '''take''' too much money.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[get]] * [[receive]] * [[move]] ===Antonyms=== * [[give]] {{Stub}} [[ang:take]] [[en:take]] [[es:take]] [[fa:take]] [[fr:take]] [[gl:take]] [[io:take]] [[it:take]] [[kk:take]] [[hu:take]] [[ja:take]] [[pl:take]] [[pt:take]] [[ru:take]] [[fi:take]] [[ta:take]] [[vi:take]] [[tr:take]] [[uk:take]] [[zh:take]] 3973 13213 2006-12-03T02:31:20Z Brett 77 New page: ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # If something is '''false''', it is not [[true]] or not [[real]]. #: ''It is '''false''' that 2 + 2 = 5.'' #: ''My grandfather takes out his '''false''' teeth ... ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # If something is '''false''', it is not [[true]] or not [[real]]. #: ''It is '''false''' that 2 + 2 = 5.'' #: ''My grandfather takes out his '''false''' teeth at night.'' 14036 2006-12-20T19:35:13Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, en, fi, fr, hu, hy, io, it, ja, kk, pl, pt, ru, ta, vi, zh ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # If something is '''false''', it is not [[true]] or not [[real]]. #: ''It is '''false''' that 2 + 2 = 5.'' #: ''My grandfather takes out his '''false''' teeth at night.'' [[ar:false]] [[en:false]] [[fr:false]] [[hy:false]] [[io:false]] [[it:false]] [[kk:false]] [[hu:false]] [[ja:false]] [[pl:false]] [[pt:false]] [[ru:false]] [[fi:false]] [[ta:false]] [[vi:false]] [[zh:false]] 3974 13215 2006-12-03T04:45:31Z Coppertwig 139 making definition of till {{BE850}} ==Preposition== {{preposition}} #in a period of time ending at a time someone says. #:''We will tell stories '''till''' it is time to sleep.'' ==Verb== {{verb|till|tills|tilled|tilling}} #To make the earth ready for seeds. 13385 2006-12-06T02:51:07Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fa, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ru, sv, ta, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Preposition== {{preposition}} #in a period of time ending at a time someone says. #:''We will tell stories '''till''' it is time to sleep.'' ==Verb== {{verb|till|tills|tilled|tilling}} #To make the earth ready for seeds. [[en:till]] [[fa:till]] [[fr:till]] [[io:till]] [[it:till]] [[hu:till]] [[ru:till]] [[fi:till]] [[sv:till]] [[ta:till]] [[vi:till]] [[zh:till]] 3975 13216 2006-12-03T04:53:59Z Coppertwig 139 making definition of system {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} #A group of things that work together; a way of doing something. #:''This coloured paper is part of my '''system''' for keeping lists of people.'' 13330 2006-12-04T21:31:16Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: da, en, fa, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, kk, ku, pl, pt, ru, sv, ta, uk, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} #A group of things that work together; a way of doing something. #:''This coloured paper is part of my '''system''' for keeping lists of people.'' [[da:system]] [[en:system]] [[fa:system]] [[fr:system]] [[io:system]] [[it:system]] [[kk:system]] [[ku:system]] [[hu:system]] [[ja:system]] [[pl:system]] [[pt:system]] [[ru:system]] [[fi:system]] [[sv:system]] [[ta:system]] [[vi:system]] [[uk:system]] [[zh:system]] 3976 13217 2006-12-03T05:01:23Z Coppertwig 139 making definition of sweet {{BE850}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|sweet|sweeter|sweetest}} #Like food that gives much [[pleasure]]; having much [[sugar]]; like [[fruit]] or [[cake]]. #:''This cake is very sweet. I think you put much sugar in it.'' #A person or thing that [[please]]s or gives [[pleasure]]. #:''It is very '''sweet''' of you to give me this.'' 13227 2006-12-03T12:13:16Z Brett 77 various edits {{BE850}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|sweet|sweeter|sweetest}} # If something is '''sweet''', it [[taste]]s like [[sugar]] or [[fruit]]. #:''This cake is very '''sweet'''. I think you put much sugar in it.'' # A '''sweet''' person or thing [[please]]s or is [[nice]]. #:''Thank you! It's very '''sweet''' of you to give me this.'' ===See also=== * [[salty]] * [[bitter]] * [[sour]] * [[spicy]] 13325 2006-12-04T19:39:39Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ko, pl, ru, ta, th, uk, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|sweet|sweeter|sweetest}} # If something is '''sweet''', it [[taste]]s like [[sugar]] or [[fruit]]. #:''This cake is very '''sweet'''. I think you put much sugar in it.'' # A '''sweet''' person or thing [[please]]s or is [[nice]]. #:''Thank you! It's very '''sweet''' of you to give me this.'' ===See also=== * [[salty]] * [[bitter]] * [[sour]] * [[spicy]] [[en:sweet]] [[fr:sweet]] [[ko:sweet]] [[io:sweet]] [[it:sweet]] [[hu:sweet]] [[pl:sweet]] [[ru:sweet]] [[fi:sweet]] [[ta:sweet]] [[th:sweet]] [[vi:sweet]] [[uk:sweet]] [[zh:sweet]] 3977 13218 2006-12-03T05:07:14Z Coppertwig 139 making definition of sudden {{BE850}} ==Adjective== {{adjective}} #Very quick; taking no time or almost no time, and being a surprise. #:'''''Suddenly''', the book fell off the shelf.'' 13219 2006-12-03T05:08:02Z Coppertwig 139 format {{BE850}} ==Adjective== {{adjective}} #Very [[quick]]; taking no time or almost no time, and being a [[surprise]]. #:'''''Suddenly''', the book fell off the [[shelf]].'' 13228 2006-12-03T12:34:05Z Brett 77 various edits {{BE850}} ==Adjective== {{adjective}} #Very [[quick]]; taking no time or almost no time, and being a [[surprise]]. #: ''Not expecting the '''sudden''' change in the weather, he got rained on.'' #:'''The car crash was very '''sudden'''.'' 13315 2006-12-04T14:29:57Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ta, vi {{BE850}} ==Adjective== {{adjective}} #Very [[quick]]; taking no time or almost no time, and being a [[surprise]]. #: ''Not expecting the '''sudden''' change in the weather, he got rained on.'' #:'''The car crash was very '''sudden'''.'' [[en:sudden]] [[fr:sudden]] [[io:sudden]] [[it:sudden]] [[hu:sudden]] [[fi:sudden]] [[ta:sudden]] [[vi:sudden]] 3978 13220 2006-12-03T05:14:19Z Coppertwig 139 making definition of surprise {{BE850}} ==Verb== {{verb|surprise|surprises|surprising|surprised}} #To do something that another person didn't think you were going to do. #:''You '''surprised''' me by coming here. I thought you were going to Jimmy's house.'' ==Noun== #A thing that '''surprises''' someone, mostly something good. #:''The number of apples on the tree this year is a '''surprise'''.'' 13229 2006-12-03T12:34:47Z Brett 77 + noun template {{BE850}} ==Verb== {{verb|surprise|surprises|surprising|surprised}} #To do something that another person didn't think you were going to do. #:''You '''surprised''' me by coming here. I thought you were going to Jimmy's house.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} #A thing that '''surprises''' someone, mostly something good. #:''The number of apples on the tree this year is a '''surprise'''.'' 13323 2006-12-04T17:52:48Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: el, en, et, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ru, ta, tr, uk, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Verb== {{verb|surprise|surprises|surprising|surprised}} #To do something that another person didn't think you were going to do. #:''You '''surprised''' me by coming here. I thought you were going to Jimmy's house.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} #A thing that '''surprises''' someone, mostly something good. #:''The number of apples on the tree this year is a '''surprise'''.'' [[et:surprise]] [[el:surprise]] [[en:surprise]] [[fr:surprise]] [[io:surprise]] [[it:surprise]] [[hu:surprise]] [[ru:surprise]] [[fi:surprise]] [[ta:surprise]] [[vi:surprise]] [[tr:surprise]] [[uk:surprise]] [[zh:surprise]] 13844 2006-12-19T10:45:10Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:surprise]] {{BE850}} ==Verb== {{verb|surprise|surprises|surprising|surprised}} #To do something that another person didn't think you were going to do. #:''You '''surprised''' me by coming here. I thought you were going to Jimmy's house.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} #A thing that '''surprises''' someone, mostly something good. #:''The number of apples on the tree this year is a '''surprise'''.'' [[et:surprise]] [[el:surprise]] [[en:surprise]] [[fa:surprise]] [[fr:surprise]] [[io:surprise]] [[it:surprise]] [[hu:surprise]] [[ru:surprise]] [[fi:surprise]] [[ta:surprise]] [[vi:surprise]] [[tr:surprise]] [[uk:surprise]] [[zh:surprise]] 3979 13221 2006-12-03T05:35:26Z Coppertwig 139 making definition of support {{BE850}} ==Verb== {{verb|support|supports|supported|supporting}} #To keep something up; to be a [[base]] for something. #:''The four legs are '''supporting''' the table.'' #To give someone food and other things the person needs. #:''She has money, so she can '''support''' her children.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} #Something that keeps something up. [[Image:Aerial tramway support.jpg|thumb|'''Supports''']] 13321 2006-12-04T16:55:42Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, kk, ru, ta, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Verb== {{verb|support|supports|supported|supporting}} #To keep something up; to be a [[base]] for something. #:''The four legs are '''supporting''' the table.'' #To give someone food and other things the person needs. #:''She has money, so she can '''support''' her children.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} #Something that keeps something up. [[Image:Aerial tramway support.jpg|thumb|'''Supports''']] [[en:support]] [[fr:support]] [[io:support]] [[it:support]] [[kk:support]] [[hu:support]] [[ru:support]] [[fi:support]] [[ta:support]] [[vi:support]] [[zh:support]] 3981 13230 2006-12-03T15:21:13Z Coppertwig 139 making definition of summer {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:PaleochoraInnerBeach.jpg|thumb|People having [[pleasure]] in the time of '''summer''']] #The part of the year when the weather is warm or hot. #:''There is no [[school]] in the '''summer'''.'' 13231 2006-12-03T15:23:05Z Coppertwig 139 small change in words {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:PaleochoraInnerBeach.jpg|thumb|People having [[pleasure]] in the time of '''summer''']] #The part of the year when the [[weather]] is hot. #:''There is no [[school]] in the '''summer'''.'' 13320 2006-12-04T15:32:11Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, el, en, fa, fi, fr, hu, hy, io, it, ja, kk, ko, ku, ky, la, pl, pt, ro, ru, sr, sv, ta, uk, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:PaleochoraInnerBeach.jpg|thumb|People having [[pleasure]] in the time of '''summer''']] #The part of the year when the [[weather]] is hot. #:''There is no [[school]] in the '''summer'''.'' [[de:summer]] [[el:summer]] [[en:summer]] [[fa:summer]] [[fr:summer]] [[ko:summer]] [[hy:summer]] [[io:summer]] [[it:summer]] [[kk:summer]] [[ky:summer]] [[ku:summer]] [[la:summer]] [[hu:summer]] [[ja:summer]] [[pl:summer]] [[pt:summer]] [[ro:summer]] [[ru:summer]] [[sr:summer]] [[fi:summer]] [[sv:summer]] [[ta:summer]] [[vi:summer]] [[uk:summer]] [[zh:summer]] 3982 13232 2006-12-03T15:29:11Z Coppertwig 139 making definition of suggestion {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} #An idea for something to do, that someone says to another person. The other person is [[free]] to do the thing or not do the thing. #:''I have a '''suggestion''' for you: have more [[fruit]] and you will be [[healthier]].'' 13318 2006-12-04T14:59:00Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, pl, ru, sv, ta, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} #An idea for something to do, that someone says to another person. The other person is [[free]] to do the thing or not do the thing. #:''I have a '''suggestion''' for you: have more [[fruit]] and you will be [[healthier]].'' [[en:suggestion]] [[fr:suggestion]] [[io:suggestion]] [[it:suggestion]] [[hu:suggestion]] [[ja:suggestion]] [[pl:suggestion]] [[ru:suggestion]] [[fi:suggestion]] [[sv:suggestion]] [[ta:suggestion]] [[vi:suggestion]] [[zh:suggestion]] 3983 13237 2006-12-03T16:20:19Z Coppertwig 139 making definition of substance {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} #A very simple [[material]]; the simplest part of a thing; a [[chemical]]. Everything is made of '''substances'''. #:''[[Milk]] has [[water]], [[sugar]], [[fat]] and other '''substances''' in it.'' 13313 2006-12-04T13:47:27Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, el, en, et, fa, fi, fr, hu, io, it, pt, ru, ta, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} #A very simple [[material]]; the simplest part of a thing; a [[chemical]]. Everything is made of '''substances'''. #:''[[Milk]] has [[water]], [[sugar]], [[fat]] and other '''substances''' in it.'' [[de:substance]] [[et:substance]] [[el:substance]] [[en:substance]] [[fa:substance]] [[fr:substance]] [[io:substance]] [[it:substance]] [[hu:substance]] [[pt:substance]] [[ru:substance]] [[fi:substance]] [[ta:substance]] [[vi:substance]] [[zh:substance]] 3984 13238 2006-12-03T16:28:33Z Coppertwig 139 making definition of stretch {{BE850}} ==Verb== {{verb|stretch|stretches|stretched|stretching}} [[Image:Tkdkidstretching.jpg|thumb|Children '''stretching''' their [[legs]]]] #To pull; to move one end of something as far as possible from the other end. #:''He was big and the [[shirt]] was little, but he was able to '''stretch''' it and use it.'' 13310 2006-12-04T10:10:45Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fa, fi, fr, hu, io, it, nl, pt, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Verb== {{verb|stretch|stretches|stretched|stretching}} [[Image:Tkdkidstretching.jpg|thumb|Children '''stretching''' their [[legs]]]] #To pull; to move one end of something as far as possible from the other end. #:''He was big and the [[shirt]] was little, but he was able to '''stretch''' it and use it.'' [[en:stretch]] [[fa:stretch]] [[fr:stretch]] [[io:stretch]] [[it:stretch]] [[hu:stretch]] [[nl:stretch]] [[pt:stretch]] [[fi:stretch]] [[vi:stretch]] [[zh:stretch]] 14195 2006-12-21T15:41:52Z Brett 77 + noun stub {{BE850}} ==Verb== {{verb|stretch|stretches|stretched|stretching}} [[Image:Tkdkidstretching.jpg|thumb|Children '''stretching''' their [[legs]]]] #To pull; to move one end of something as far as possible from the other end. #:''He was big and the [[shirt]] was little, but he was able to '''stretch''' it and use it.'' ==Noun== {{Stub}} [[en:stretch]] [[fa:stretch]] [[fr:stretch]] [[io:stretch]] [[it:stretch]] [[hu:stretch]] [[nl:stretch]] [[pt:stretch]] [[fi:stretch]] [[vi:stretch]] [[zh:stretch]] 3985 13242 2006-12-03T18:17:31Z Coppertwig 139 Making definition of street {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Street in Canterbury 01.JPG|thumb|A '''street''' in Canterbury.]] #A road in a city with buildings on the sides and places where people can walk. #:''I saw a woman with a dog walking down the '''street'''.'' 13308 2006-12-04T09:55:43Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, kk, ru, sr, ta, uk, vi {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Street in Canterbury 01.JPG|thumb|A '''street''' in Canterbury.]] #A road in a city with buildings on the sides and places where people can walk. #:''I saw a woman with a dog walking down the '''street'''.'' [[en:street]] [[fr:street]] [[io:street]] [[it:street]] [[kk:street]] [[hu:street]] [[ru:street]] [[sr:street]] [[fi:street]] [[ta:street]] [[vi:street]] [[uk:street]] 3986 13243 2006-12-03T18:22:32Z Coppertwig 139 making definition of store {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Bookstore in Scarborough 01.JPG|thumb|A book'''store'''.]] #A building with many things in it, where people can exchange money for things. #:''He went to the '''store''' to get some milk.'' 13305 2006-12-04T08:57:46Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: da, en, et, fa, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, kk, ru, ta, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Bookstore in Scarborough 01.JPG|thumb|A book'''store'''.]] #A building with many things in it, where people can exchange money for things. #:''He went to the '''store''' to get some milk.'' [[da:store]] [[et:store]] [[en:store]] [[fa:store]] [[fr:store]] [[io:store]] [[it:store]] [[kk:store]] [[hu:store]] [[ja:store]] [[ru:store]] [[fi:store]] [[ta:store]] [[vi:store]] [[zh:store]] 3987 13244 2006-12-03T18:31:21Z Coppertwig 139 making definition of stop {{BE850}} ==Verb== {{verb|stop|stops|stopped|stopping}} [[Image:Italian traffic signs - fermarsi e dare precedenza - stop.svg|thumb|A '''stop''' sign]] #To come to the end of the time when one is doing something; to start doing a different thing or to start doing nothing. To '''stop''' moving is to start resting still in one place. 13306 2006-12-04T09:02:51Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, el, en, fa, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, pl, pt, ru, sv, ta, uk, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Verb== {{verb|stop|stops|stopped|stopping}} [[Image:Italian traffic signs - fermarsi e dare precedenza - stop.svg|thumb|A '''stop''' sign]] #To come to the end of the time when one is doing something; to start doing a different thing or to start doing nothing. To '''stop''' moving is to start resting still in one place. [[de:stop]] [[el:stop]] [[en:stop]] [[fa:stop]] [[fr:stop]] [[io:stop]] [[it:stop]] [[hu:stop]] [[ja:stop]] [[pl:stop]] [[pt:stop]] [[ru:stop]] [[fi:stop]] [[sv:stop]] [[ta:stop]] [[vi:stop]] [[uk:stop]] [[zh:stop]] 3988 13245 2006-12-03T18:37:34Z Coppertwig 139 making defniition of stone {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Ruin3 Stonechurch Schleesen.JPG|thumb|A [[building]] made of '''stones''']]. #A hard, solid piece of earth. #:''I do not have a [[hammer]] but I will use a '''stone''' to hammer the [[nail]].'' 13304 2006-12-04T08:43:12Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ang, de, el, en, es, fa, fi, fr, hu, hy, io, it, kk, ru, sr, sv, ta, tr, uk, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Ruin3 Stonechurch Schleesen.JPG|thumb|A [[building]] made of '''stones''']]. #A hard, solid piece of earth. #:''I do not have a [[hammer]] but I will use a '''stone''' to hammer the [[nail]].'' [[ang:stone]] [[de:stone]] [[el:stone]] [[en:stone]] [[es:stone]] [[fa:stone]] [[fr:stone]] [[hy:stone]] [[io:stone]] [[it:stone]] [[kk:stone]] [[hu:stone]] [[ru:stone]] [[sr:stone]] [[fi:stone]] [[sv:stone]] [[ta:stone]] [[vi:stone]] [[tr:stone]] [[uk:stone]] [[zh:stone]] 3989 13246 2006-12-03T18:40:38Z Coppertwig 139 making definition of stocking {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Fishnet stockings.jpg|thumb|Stockings]] #Things made of thin cloth, to cover the legs. #:''One of my '''stockings''' has a hole in it.'' 13301 2006-12-04T08:18:18Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ko, ru, ta, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Fishnet stockings.jpg|thumb|Stockings]] #Things made of thin cloth, to cover the legs. #:''One of my '''stockings''' has a hole in it.'' [[en:stocking]] [[fr:stocking]] [[ko:stocking]] [[io:stocking]] [[it:stocking]] [[hu:stocking]] [[ru:stocking]] [[fi:stocking]] [[ta:stocking]] [[vi:stocking]] [[zh:stocking]] 3990 13247 2006-12-03T18:46:42Z Coppertwig 139 making definition of stitch {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun|stitch|stitches}} [[Image:3 thread overlock stitch.jpg|thumb|'''Stitches''' of red thread in cloth.]] #A little circle of [[thread]], used to [[join]] [[cloth]] together. #:''A '''stitch''' in time saves nine.'' (Fix a little hole in cloth with one '''stitch''' now, or the hole will be big and will need many '''stitches'''.) 13302 2006-12-04T08:19:58Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, io, ta, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun|stitch|stitches}} [[Image:3 thread overlock stitch.jpg|thumb|'''Stitches''' of red thread in cloth.]] #A little circle of [[thread]], used to [[join]] [[cloth]] together. #:''A '''stitch''' in time saves nine.'' (Fix a little hole in cloth with one '''stitch''' now, or the hole will be big and will need many '''stitches'''.) [[en:stitch]] [[fr:stitch]] [[io:stitch]] [[hu:stitch]] [[fi:stitch]] [[ta:stitch]] [[vi:stitch]] [[zh:stitch]] 3991 13248 2006-12-03T18:53:42Z Coppertwig 139 making definition of still {{BE850}} ==Adjective== {{adjective}} #Not moving; resting in one place. Quiet. #:''Sit '''still''' when you are in [[school]].'' #Now like in the past. #:''No one has [[fix]]ed the [[oven]] -- It is '''still''' broken.'' 13299 2006-12-04T07:56:10Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, en, fi, fr, hu, id, io, it, pt, ru, ta, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Adjective== {{adjective}} #Not moving; resting in one place. Quiet. #:''Sit '''still''' when you are in [[school]].'' #Now like in the past. #:''No one has [[fix]]ed the [[oven]] -- It is '''still''' broken.'' [[de:still]] [[en:still]] [[fr:still]] [[io:still]] [[id:still]] [[it:still]] [[hu:still]] [[pt:still]] [[ru:still]] [[fi:still]] [[ta:still]] [[vi:still]] [[zh:still]] 14228 2006-12-21T17:59:01Z Brett 77 + adverb {{BE850}} ==Adverb== {{adverb}} #Now like in the past. #:''No one has [[fix]]ed the [[oven]] -- It is '''still''' broken.'' ==Adjective== {{adjective}} #Not moving; resting in one place. Quiet. #:''Sit '''still''' when you are in [[school]].'' [[de:still]] [[en:still]] [[fr:still]] [[io:still]] [[id:still]] [[it:still]] [[hu:still]] [[pt:still]] [[ru:still]] [[fi:still]] [[ta:still]] [[vi:still]] [[zh:still]] 3992 13249 2006-12-03T19:00:22Z Coppertwig 139 making definition of sticky {{BE850}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|sticky|stickier|stickiest}} [[Image:Sticky tape.jpg|thumb|'''Sticky''' [[tape]].]] #Able to join to things; hard to wash off. When you touch a '''sticky''' thing, some of it goes on your finger. People are able to use a '''sticky''' material to join things together. 13298 2006-12-04T07:44:41Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, hu, io, it, ru, ta, vi {{BE850}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|sticky|stickier|stickiest}} [[Image:Sticky tape.jpg|thumb|'''Sticky''' [[tape]].]] #Able to join to things; hard to wash off. When you touch a '''sticky''' thing, some of it goes on your finger. People are able to use a '''sticky''' material to join things together. [[en:sticky]] [[io:sticky]] [[it:sticky]] [[hu:sticky]] [[ru:sticky]] [[fi:sticky]] [[ta:sticky]] [[vi:sticky]] 3993 13250 2006-12-03T19:03:21Z Coppertwig 139 making definition of step {{BE850}} ==Verb== {{verb|step|steps|stepped|stepping}} #To move one [[foot]]. [[Walk]]ing is '''stepping''' many times. #:''If you '''step''' on the [[ant]], it will be [[dead]].'' 13286 2006-12-04T01:00:33Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: cs, en, fa, fi, fr, hu, io, it, kk, ko, ky, ml, nl, pl, pt, ro, ru, sl, sr, ta, uk, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Verb== {{verb|step|steps|stepped|stepping}} #To move one [[foot]]. [[Walk]]ing is '''stepping''' many times. #:''If you '''step''' on the [[ant]], it will be [[dead]].'' [[cs:step]] [[en:step]] [[fa:step]] [[fr:step]] [[ko:step]] [[io:step]] [[it:step]] [[kk:step]] [[ky:step]] [[hu:step]] [[ml:step]] [[nl:step]] [[pl:step]] [[pt:step]] [[ro:step]] [[ru:step]] [[sl:step]] [[sr:step]] [[fi:step]] [[ta:step]] [[vi:step]] [[uk:step]] [[zh:step]] 3994 13251 2006-12-03T19:10:04Z Coppertwig 139 making definition of steel {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun|steel|''none''}} [[Image:Stainless steel.jpg|thumb|[[Art]] made of '''steel''']]. #A very strong [[metal]] made of [[iron]] and other [[substances]] mixed together. #:''All my [[pots]] for [[cooking]] are made of '''steel'''.'' 13259 2006-12-03T20:17:36Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fa, fi, fr, hu, hy, io, it, ja, kk, ko, ta, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun|steel|''none''}} [[Image:Stainless steel.jpg|thumb|[[Art]] made of '''steel''']]. #A very strong [[metal]] made of [[iron]] and other [[substances]] mixed together. #:''All my [[pots]] for [[cooking]] are made of '''steel'''.'' [[en:steel]] [[fa:steel]] [[fr:steel]] [[ko:steel]] [[hy:steel]] [[io:steel]] [[it:steel]] [[kk:steel]] [[hu:steel]] [[ja:steel]] [[fi:steel]] [[ta:steel]] [[vi:steel]] [[zh:steel]] 3995 13253 2006-12-03T19:16:42Z Coppertwig 139 making definition of stem {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Pyrus communis stoofpeer Gieser Wildeman steelrot.jpg|thumb|[[Fruit]] with a little '''stem''' at the left.]] #A long, thin thing [[join]]ing parts of a [[plant]]. #:''Put the '''stems''' of the flowers in this cup of water.'' 13260 2006-12-03T20:29:46Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: bg, en, et, fi, fr, hu, id, io, it, ku, nl, ru, ta, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Pyrus communis stoofpeer Gieser Wildeman steelrot.jpg|thumb|[[Fruit]] with a little '''stem''' at the left.]] #A long, thin thing [[join]]ing parts of a [[plant]]. #:''Put the '''stems''' of the flowers in this cup of water.'' [[bg:stem]] [[et:stem]] [[en:stem]] [[fr:stem]] [[io:stem]] [[id:stem]] [[it:stem]] [[ku:stem]] [[hu:stem]] [[nl:stem]] [[ru:stem]] [[fi:stem]] [[ta:stem]] [[vi:stem]] [[zh:stem]] 13467 2006-12-07T07:38:43Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:stem]] {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Pyrus communis stoofpeer Gieser Wildeman steelrot.jpg|thumb|[[Fruit]] with a little '''stem''' at the left.]] #A long, thin thing [[join]]ing parts of a [[plant]]. #:''Put the '''stems''' of the flowers in this cup of water.'' [[bg:stem]] [[et:stem]] [[en:stem]] [[fa:stem]] [[fr:stem]] [[io:stem]] [[id:stem]] [[it:stem]] [[ku:stem]] [[hu:stem]] [[nl:stem]] [[ru:stem]] [[fi:stem]] [[ta:stem]] [[vi:stem]] [[zh:stem]] 13841 2006-12-19T10:14:01Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[uk:stem]] {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Pyrus communis stoofpeer Gieser Wildeman steelrot.jpg|thumb|[[Fruit]] with a little '''stem''' at the left.]] #A long, thin thing [[join]]ing parts of a [[plant]]. #:''Put the '''stems''' of the flowers in this cup of water.'' [[bg:stem]] [[et:stem]] [[en:stem]] [[fa:stem]] [[fr:stem]] [[io:stem]] [[id:stem]] [[it:stem]] [[ku:stem]] [[hu:stem]] [[nl:stem]] [[ru:stem]] [[fi:stem]] [[ta:stem]] [[vi:stem]] [[uk:stem]] [[zh:stem]] 3996 13254 2006-12-03T19:22:48Z Coppertwig 139 making definition of steam {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Uzu steam.jpg|thumb|'''Steam''']] #A substance like [[air]], made of water that is very hot. #:''The food is hot -- I see '''steam''' coming from the pot.'' 13452 2006-12-06T23:45:46Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fa, fi, fr, hu, io, it, kk, ta {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Uzu steam.jpg|thumb|'''Steam''']] #A substance like [[air]], made of water that is very hot. #:''The food is hot -- I see '''steam''' coming from the pot.'' [[en:steam]] [[fa:steam]] [[fr:steam]] [[io:steam]] [[it:steam]] [[kk:steam]] [[hu:steam]] [[fi:steam]] [[ta:steam]] 3997 13273 2006-12-03T21:21:55Z Coppertwig 139 someone needs to make this better ==Parasol== "Parasol" is in the synonyms but it is not the same thing. A parasol is for sun, not for rain. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 21:21, 3 December 2006 (UTC) ==Definition of umbrella organization== The definition using "leader" needs to be better. It sounds like it may mean the right thing, but it may mean an organization that is the best in a group of organizations. It needs to mean that the organization helps the other organizations and makes them do things. It needs to mean that the group of organizations is all one organization under the umbrella, not a group of organizations in competition. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 21:21, 3 December 2006 (UTC) 13278 2006-12-03T21:36:56Z Coppertwig 139 /* Definition of umbrella organization */ Now it is good ==Parasol== "Parasol" is in the synonyms but it is not the same thing. A parasol is for sun, not for rain. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 21:21, 3 December 2006 (UTC) ==Definition of umbrella organization== The definition using "leader" needs to be better. It sounds like it may mean the right thing, but it may mean an organization that is the best in a group of organizations. It needs to mean that the organization helps the other organizations and makes them do things. It needs to mean that the group of organizations is all one organization under the umbrella, not a group of organizations in competition. --[[User:Coppertwig|Coppertwig]] 21:21, 3 December 2006 (UTC) Now it is good. I discovered the word "control" in BE850. 3998 13283 2006-12-03T22:01:45Z Coppertwig 139 making definition of adverb ==Noun== {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} #A kind of word which is written near a verb, which changes the verb or says more about the verb. #:She ran ''quickly''. 13333 2006-12-05T02:57:58Z Brett 77 + stub template ==Noun== {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} #A kind of word which is written near a verb, which changes the verb or says more about the verb. #:She ran ''quickly''. {{Stub}} 13582 2006-12-10T19:33:49Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: af, el, en, es, et, fi, fr, gl, hu, hy, io, it, ko, nl, no, pl, pt, ro, ru, sv, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} #A kind of word which is written near a verb, which changes the verb or says more about the verb. #:She ran ''quickly''. {{Stub}} [[af:adverb]] [[et:adverb]] [[el:adverb]] [[en:adverb]] [[es:adverb]] [[fr:adverb]] [[gl:adverb]] [[ko:adverb]] [[hy:adverb]] [[io:adverb]] [[it:adverb]] [[hu:adverb]] [[nl:adverb]] [[no:adverb]] [[pl:adverb]] [[pt:adverb]] [[ro:adverb]] [[ru:adverb]] [[fi:adverb]] [[sv:adverb]] [[vi:adverb]] [[zh:adverb]] 14045 2006-12-20T20:39:13Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[tr:adverb]] ==Noun== {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} #A kind of word which is written near a verb, which changes the verb or says more about the verb. #:She ran ''quickly''. {{Stub}} [[af:adverb]] [[et:adverb]] [[el:adverb]] [[en:adverb]] [[es:adverb]] [[fr:adverb]] [[gl:adverb]] [[ko:adverb]] [[hy:adverb]] [[io:adverb]] [[it:adverb]] [[hu:adverb]] [[nl:adverb]] [[no:adverb]] [[pl:adverb]] [[pt:adverb]] [[ro:adverb]] [[ru:adverb]] [[fi:adverb]] [[sv:adverb]] [[vi:adverb]] [[tr:adverb]] [[zh:adverb]] 4000 13296 2006-12-04T05:21:09Z Coppertwig 139 making definition of statement {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} #Something that someone says that may be true or not true. #:''I don't [[agree]] with that '''statement'''. 13454 2006-12-06T23:50:47Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fa, fi, fr, hu, io, it, pt, ru, ta, uk, vi {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} #Something that someone says that may be true or not true. #:''I don't [[agree]] with that '''statement'''. [[en:statement]] [[fa:statement]] [[fr:statement]] [[io:statement]] [[it:statement]] [[hu:statement]] [[pt:statement]] [[ru:statement]] [[fi:statement]] [[ta:statement]] [[vi:statement]] [[uk:statement]] 4002 13334 2006-12-05T05:36:09Z Coppertwig 139 making definition of stage {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Paul Heaton centre stage Beautiful South concert.jpg|thumb|A person on a stage making music.]] #A high floor where some people act while many other people watch. 13449 2006-12-06T22:53:41Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, la, pt, ru, ta, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Paul Heaton centre stage Beautiful South concert.jpg|thumb|A person on a stage making music.]] #A high floor where some people act while many other people watch. [[en:stage]] [[fr:stage]] [[io:stage]] [[it:stage]] [[la:stage]] [[hu:stage]] [[pt:stage]] [[ru:stage]] [[fi:stage]] [[ta:stage]] [[vi:stage]] [[zh:stage]] 4003 13335 2006-12-05T05:51:30Z Coppertwig 139 making definition of stamp {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Stamp Arthur Ewert.jpg|thumb|This is a '''stamp''', and the round black mark on it is the other kind of '''stamp'''.]] #A little [[colour]]ed [[square]] of [[paper]] that someone [[stick]]s to a [[letter]] when they want to [[send]] the letter. #:''The '''stamp''' goes in the upper right part of the outside of the letter.'' #A mark made with ink by pushing an instrument suddenly on a piece of paper. {{-}} ==Verb== {{verb|stamp|stamps|stamped|stamping}} #To make a mark by pushing down suddenly. #:''She '''stamped''' the sign of her company on the lower part of the letter.'' ==See Also== *[[mail]] *[[post]] *[[envelope]] 13451 2006-12-06T23:25:24Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, et, fa, fi, fr, hu, io, it, pl, ru, ta, tr, vi {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Stamp Arthur Ewert.jpg|thumb|This is a '''stamp''', and the round black mark on it is the other kind of '''stamp'''.]] #A little [[colour]]ed [[square]] of [[paper]] that someone [[stick]]s to a [[letter]] when they want to [[send]] the letter. #:''The '''stamp''' goes in the upper right part of the outside of the letter.'' #A mark made with ink by pushing an instrument suddenly on a piece of paper. {{-}} ==Verb== {{verb|stamp|stamps|stamped|stamping}} #To make a mark by pushing down suddenly. #:''She '''stamped''' the sign of her company on the lower part of the letter.'' ==See Also== *[[mail]] *[[post]] *[[envelope]] [[et:stamp]] [[en:stamp]] [[fa:stamp]] [[fr:stamp]] [[io:stamp]] [[it:stamp]] [[hu:stamp]] [[pl:stamp]] [[ru:stamp]] [[fi:stamp]] [[ta:stamp]] [[vi:stamp]] [[tr:stamp]] 4004 13336 2006-12-05T05:56:46Z Coppertwig 139 making defniition of square {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Square definition.svg|thumb|A '''square'''.]] #A form with 4 equal sides and 4 equal angles. ==See Also== *[[circle]] *[[triangle]] 13376 2006-12-06T00:31:33Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: el, en, et, fi, fr, hu, hy, io, it, kk, ko, pt, ru, sv, ta, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Square definition.svg|thumb|A '''square'''.]] #A form with 4 equal sides and 4 equal angles. ==See Also== *[[circle]] *[[triangle]] [[et:square]] [[el:square]] [[en:square]] [[fr:square]] [[ko:square]] [[hy:square]] [[io:square]] [[it:square]] [[kk:square]] [[hu:square]] [[pt:square]] [[ru:square]] [[fi:square]] [[sv:square]] [[ta:square]] [[vi:square]] [[zh:square]] 13450 2006-12-06T22:59:42Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:square]] {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Square definition.svg|thumb|A '''square'''.]] #A form with 4 equal sides and 4 equal angles. ==See Also== *[[circle]] *[[triangle]] [[et:square]] [[el:square]] [[en:square]] [[fa:square]] [[fr:square]] [[ko:square]] [[hy:square]] [[io:square]] [[it:square]] [[kk:square]] [[hu:square]] [[pt:square]] [[ru:square]] [[fi:square]] [[sv:square]] [[ta:square]] [[vi:square]] [[zh:square]] 4005 13339 2006-12-05T06:28:57Z Coppertwig 139 making definition of spring {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} #A [[twist]]ed [[metal]] thing that can [[stretch]] and [[push]]. [[Image:Spring05.jpg|thumb|A '''spring'''.]] #The part of the [[year]] before [[summer]]; the part of the year when it is getting [[warm]]er. {{-}} ==Verb== {{verb|spring|springs|sprang|sprung|springing}} #To [[jump]] [[quick]]ly and [[far]]. 13344 2006-12-05T14:39:36Z Brett 77 + water spring {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Spring05.jpg|thumb|A '''spring'''.]] #A [[twist]]ed [[metal]] thing that can [[stretch]] and [[push]]. #The part of the [[year]] before [[summer]]; the part of the year when it is getting [[warm]]er. # A [[place]] where [[water]] comes up out of the [[ground]]. ==Verb== {{verb|spring|springs|sprang|sprung|springing}} #To [[jump]] [[quick]]ly and [[far]]. 13377 2006-12-06T00:34:34Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, gl, hu, hy, io, it, ja, kk, ko, ky, pl, pt, ro, ru, sv, ta, tr, uk, vi, zh, zh-min-nan {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Spring05.jpg|thumb|A '''spring'''.]] #A [[twist]]ed [[metal]] thing that can [[stretch]] and [[push]]. #The part of the [[year]] before [[summer]]; the part of the year when it is getting [[warm]]er. # A [[place]] where [[water]] comes up out of the [[ground]]. ==Verb== {{verb|spring|springs|sprang|sprung|springing}} #To [[jump]] [[quick]]ly and [[far]]. [[zh-min-nan:spring]] [[en:spring]] [[fr:spring]] [[gl:spring]] [[ko:spring]] [[hy:spring]] [[io:spring]] [[it:spring]] [[kk:spring]] [[ky:spring]] [[hu:spring]] [[ja:spring]] [[pl:spring]] [[pt:spring]] [[ro:spring]] [[ru:spring]] [[fi:spring]] [[sv:spring]] [[ta:spring]] [[vi:spring]] [[tr:spring]] [[uk:spring]] [[zh:spring]] 14081 2006-12-21T01:11:09Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[el:spring]], [[fa:spring]] {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Spring05.jpg|thumb|A '''spring'''.]] #A [[twist]]ed [[metal]] thing that can [[stretch]] and [[push]]. #The part of the [[year]] before [[summer]]; the part of the year when it is getting [[warm]]er. # A [[place]] where [[water]] comes up out of the [[ground]]. ==Verb== {{verb|spring|springs|sprang|sprung|springing}} #To [[jump]] [[quick]]ly and [[far]]. [[zh-min-nan:spring]] [[el:spring]] [[en:spring]] [[fa:spring]] [[fr:spring]] [[gl:spring]] [[ko:spring]] [[hy:spring]] [[io:spring]] [[it:spring]] [[kk:spring]] [[ky:spring]] [[hu:spring]] [[ja:spring]] [[pl:spring]] [[pt:spring]] [[ro:spring]] [[ru:spring]] [[fi:spring]] [[sv:spring]] [[ta:spring]] [[vi:spring]] [[tr:spring]] [[uk:spring]] [[zh:spring]] 14084 2006-12-21T01:15:09Z Brett 77 fo {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Spring05.jpg|thumb|A '''spring'''.]] #A [[twist]]ed [[metal]] thing that can [[stretch]] and [[push]]. #The part of the [[year]] before [[summer]]; the part of the year when it is getting [[warm]]er. # A [[place]] where [[water]] comes up out of the [[ground]]. <br style="clear:both"/> ==Verb== {{verb|spring|springs|sprang|sprung|springing}} #To [[jump]] [[quick]]ly and [[far]]. [[zh-min-nan:spring]] [[el:spring]] [[en:spring]] [[fa:spring]] [[fr:spring]] [[gl:spring]] [[ko:spring]] [[hy:spring]] [[io:spring]] [[it:spring]] [[kk:spring]] [[ky:spring]] [[hu:spring]] [[ja:spring]] [[pl:spring]] [[pt:spring]] [[ro:spring]] [[ru:spring]] [[fi:spring]] [[sv:spring]] [[ta:spring]] [[vi:spring]] [[tr:spring]] [[uk:spring]] [[zh:spring]] 4006 13345 2006-12-05T14:56:21Z Coppertwig 139 making definition of sponge {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Sponge-natural.jpg|thumb|A '''sponge''' that grew in water]] [[Image:Sponge-viscose.jpg|thumb|A '''sponge''' made by people]] #A soft thing with many holes that can keep much water in it. (One that grows in water, or one that is made by people and used for washing things.) 13443 2006-12-06T22:22:32Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, et, fa, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ta, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Sponge-natural.jpg|thumb|A '''sponge''' that grew in water]] [[Image:Sponge-viscose.jpg|thumb|A '''sponge''' made by people]] #A soft thing with many holes that can keep much water in it. (One that grows in water, or one that is made by people and used for washing things.) [[et:sponge]] [[en:sponge]] [[fa:sponge]] [[fr:sponge]] [[io:sponge]] [[it:sponge]] [[hu:sponge]] [[fi:sponge]] [[ta:sponge]] [[vi:sponge]] [[zh:sponge]] 4007 13349 2006-12-05T16:41:53Z Brett 77 New page: ==Noun== {{noun|statistic|statistics}} # ({{countable}}; ''usually plural'') '''Statistics''' are [[number]]s about [[information]]. #: ''New crime '''statistics''' that show the number of... ==Noun== {{noun|statistic|statistics}} # ({{countable}}; ''usually plural'') '''Statistics''' are [[number]]s about [[information]]. #: ''New crime '''statistics''' that show the number of crimes is decreasing.'' #: ''The government published new unemployment '''statistics''' for the month of June.'' # ({{mass noun}}) '''Statistics''' is the [[science]] of using and understanding those [[number]]s. #: ''To do research, it's important to understand simple statistics, such as [[average]]s and [[standard deviation]]s.'' *Also informal: '''stats''' 13371 2006-12-06T00:03:57Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun|statistic|statistics}} # ({{countable}}; ''usually plural'') '''Statistics''' are [[number]]s about [[information]]. #: ''New crime '''statistics''' that show the number of crimes is decreasing.'' #: ''The government published new unemployment '''statistics''' for the month of June.'' # ({{mass noun}}) '''Statistics''' is the [[science]] of using and understanding those [[number]]s. #: ''To do research, it's important to understand simple '''statistics''' such as [[average]]s and [[standard deviation]]s.'' #: '''''Statistics''' is a kind of [[mathematics]].'' *Also informal: '''stats''' 13455 2006-12-06T23:56:47Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fa, fi, hu, io, ta, te, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun|statistic|statistics}} # ({{countable}}; ''usually plural'') '''Statistics''' are [[number]]s about [[information]]. #: ''New crime '''statistics''' that show the number of crimes is decreasing.'' #: ''The government published new unemployment '''statistics''' for the month of June.'' # ({{mass noun}}) '''Statistics''' is the [[science]] of using and understanding those [[number]]s. #: ''To do research, it's important to understand simple '''statistics''' such as [[average]]s and [[standard deviation]]s.'' #: '''''Statistics''' is a kind of [[mathematics]].'' *Also informal: '''stats''' [[en:statistics]] [[fa:statistics]] [[io:statistics]] [[hu:statistics]] [[fi:statistics]] [[ta:statistics]] [[te:statistics]] [[vi:statistics]] [[zh:statistics]] 4008 13350 2006-12-05T16:42:35Z TBC 82 created article ==Noun== {{noun|chest|chestss}} #A type of [[box]] with a [[lid]] that you can [[lock]]. ##''He put his things in the '''chest''''' #A body part from the [[neck]] to the [[belly]]. ===Similar terms=== *[[chest cold]] *[[chest pass]] *[[chesty]] *[[chest of drawers]] *[[get off one's chest]] *[[hope chest]] *[[treasure chest]] *[[war chest]] [[Category :Nouns]] [[en:chest]] [[fr:chest]] [[hy:chest]] [[io:chest]] [[it:chest]] [[kk:chest]] [[hu:chest]] [[ja:chest]] [[fi:chest]] [[ta:chest]] [[vi:chest]] [[zh:chest]] 13369 2006-12-05T23:55:28Z Brett 77 + body template ==Noun== {{noun|chest|chestss}} #A type of [[box]] with a [[lid]] that you can [[lock]]. ##''He put his things in the '''chest''''' #A body part from the [[neck]] to the [[belly]]. {{template:body}} ===Similar terms=== *[[chest cold]] *[[chest pass]] *[[chesty]] *[[chest of drawers]] *[[get off one's chest]] *[[hope chest]] *[[treasure chest]] *[[war chest]] [[Category :Nouns]] [[en:chest]] [[fr:chest]] [[hy:chest]] [[io:chest]] [[it:chest]] [[kk:chest]] [[hu:chest]] [[ja:chest]] [[fi:chest]] [[ta:chest]] [[vi:chest]] [[zh:chest]] 13370 2006-12-05T23:56:03Z Brett 77 fix plural ==Noun== {{noun}} #A type of [[box]] with a [[lid]] that you can [[lock]]. ##''He put his things in the '''chest''''' #A body part from the [[neck]] to the [[belly]]. {{template:body}} ===Similar terms=== *[[chest cold]] *[[chest pass]] *[[chesty]] *[[chest of drawers]] *[[get off one's chest]] *[[hope chest]] *[[treasure chest]] *[[war chest]] [[Category :Nouns]] [[en:chest]] [[fr:chest]] [[hy:chest]] [[io:chest]] [[it:chest]] [[kk:chest]] [[hu:chest]] [[ja:chest]] [[fi:chest]] [[ta:chest]] [[vi:chest]] [[zh:chest]] 13379 2006-12-06T01:01:32Z Brett 77 + image ==Noun== {{noun}} #A type of [[box]] with a [[lid]] that you can [[lock]]. ##''He put his things in the '''chest''''' #A body part from the [[neck]] to the [[belly]]. [[Image:chest.agr.jpg|thumb|a man's '''chest''']] {{template:body}} ===Similar terms=== *[[chest cold]] *[[chest pass]] *[[chesty]] *[[chest of drawers]] *[[get off one's chest]] *[[hope chest]] *[[treasure chest]] *[[war chest]] [[Category :Nouns]] [[en:chest]] [[fr:chest]] [[hy:chest]] [[io:chest]] [[it:chest]] [[kk:chest]] [[hu:chest]] [[ja:chest]] [[fi:chest]] [[ta:chest]] [[vi:chest]] [[zh:chest]] 4009 13351 2006-12-05T16:43:24Z Brett 77 New page: ==Noun== {{noun|statistic|statistics}} # ({{countable}}; ''usually plural'') '''Statistics''' are [[number]]s about [[information]]. #: ''New crime '''statistics''' that show the number of... ==Noun== {{noun|statistic|statistics}} # ({{countable}}; ''usually plural'') '''Statistics''' are [[number]]s about [[information]]. #: ''New crime '''statistics''' that show the number of crimes is decreasing.'' #: ''That '''statistic''' about the number of unemployement this month must be wrong.'' ===See also=== * [[statistics]] 13453 2006-12-06T23:48:57Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fa, io, pl, ru, vi ==Noun== {{noun|statistic|statistics}} # ({{countable}}; ''usually plural'') '''Statistics''' are [[number]]s about [[information]]. #: ''New crime '''statistics''' that show the number of crimes is decreasing.'' #: ''That '''statistic''' about the number of unemployement this month must be wrong.'' ===See also=== * [[statistics]] [[en:statistic]] [[fa:statistic]] [[io:statistic]] [[pl:statistic]] [[ru:statistic]] [[vi:statistic]] 4010 13372 2006-12-06T00:13:00Z Brett 77 New page: ===Other Spellings=== * [[patronizing]] ==Adjective== # If <math>x</math> is '''patronising''' towards <math>y</math>, <math>x</math> [[treat]]s <math>y</math> as if <math>y</math> were l... ===Other Spellings=== * [[patronizing]] ==Adjective== # If <math>x</math> is '''patronising''' towards <math>y</math>, <math>x</math> [[treat]]s <math>y</math> as if <math>y</math> were less [[intelligent]]. #: ''Often the tourist is hated for his '''patronising''' attitude towards the locals.'' ===See also=== * [[patronize]] 13374 2006-12-06T00:14:20Z Brett 77 z to s ===Other Spellings=== * [[patronizing]] ==Adjective== # If <math>x</math> is '''patronising''' towards <math>y</math>, <math>x</math> [[treat]]s <math>y</math> as if <math>y</math> were less [[intelligent]]. #: ''Often the tourist is hated for his '''patronising''' attitude towards the locals.'' ===See also=== * [[patronise]] 13819 2006-12-19T03:09:54Z Coppertwig 139 new definition using only BE850 words (I think). Spelling with "s" not "z" as on request-for-definition page ===Other Spellings=== * [[patronising]] ==Adjective== # Acting as if someone is less able to do things; talking to an older person in the way people talk to a child; helping someone in a way that makes them seem less able to do things. #: ''"I will do it. You may make an error if you do it," he said '''patronisingly'''.'' ===See also=== * [[patronise]] 13820 2006-12-19T03:15:51Z Coppertwig 139 added a definition ===Other Spellings=== * [[patronising]] ==Adjective== # Acting as if someone is less able to do things; talking to an older person in the way people talk to a child; helping someone in a way that makes them seem less able to do things. #: ''"I will do it. You may make an error if you do it," he said '''patronisingly'''.'' # Using a store; going to a store to exchange money for things; usually going to the same store. #: While I'm living on this street, I'm frequently patronising the bookstore. ===See also=== * [[patronise]] 13821 2006-12-19T03:16:44Z Coppertwig 139 /* Adjective */ format ===Other Spellings=== * [[patronising]] ==Adjective== # Acting as if someone is less able to do things; talking to an older person in the way people talk to a child; helping someone in a way that makes them seem less able to do things. #: ''"I will do it. You may make an error if you do it," he said '''patronisingly'''.'' # Using a store; going to a store to exchange money for things; going to the same store many times. #: ''While I'm living on this street, I'm frequently '''patronising''' the bookstore''. ===See also=== * [[patronise]] 4011 13373 2006-12-06T00:13:34Z Brett 77 New page: ===Other Spellings=== * [[patronising]] ==Adjective== # If <math>x</math> is '''patronizing''' towards <math>y</math>, <math>x</math> [[treat]]s <math>y</math> as if <math>y</math> were l... ===Other Spellings=== * [[patronising]] ==Adjective== # If <math>x</math> is '''patronizing''' towards <math>y</math>, <math>x</math> [[treat]]s <math>y</math> as if <math>y</math> were less [[intelligent]]. #: ''Often the tourist is hated for his '''patronizing''' attitude towards the locals.'' 13375 2006-12-06T00:14:35Z Brett 77 see also ===Other Spellings=== * [[patronising]] ==Adjective== # If <math>x</math> is '''patronizing''' towards <math>y</math>, <math>x</math> [[treat]]s <math>y</math> as if <math>y</math> were less [[intelligent]]. #: ''Often the tourist is hated for his '''patronizing''' attitude towards the locals.'' ===See also=== * [[patronize]] 14368 2006-12-22T22:49:35Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[en:patronizing]], [[ru:patronizing]], [[vi:patronizing]] ===Other Spellings=== * [[patronising]] ==Adjective== # If <math>x</math> is '''patronizing''' towards <math>y</math>, <math>x</math> [[treat]]s <math>y</math> as if <math>y</math> were less [[intelligent]]. #: ''Often the tourist is hated for his '''patronizing''' attitude towards the locals.'' ===See also=== * [[patronize]] [[en:patronizing]] [[ru:patronizing]] [[vi:patronizing]] 4012 13378 2006-12-06T00:58:23Z Brett 77 New page: ==Verb== {{verb|treat|treats|treated|treating}} # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''treat''' someone in a certain [[way]], you [[act]] that way [[towards]] them. #: ''I hate it when my teach... ==Verb== {{verb|treat|treats|treated|treating}} # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''treat''' someone in a certain [[way]], you [[act]] that way [[towards]] them. #: ''I hate it when my teacher '''treats''' me like a child.'' #: ''He always '''treated''' her badly. No wonder she left him!'' # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''treat''' an [[illness]] or [[injury]], you do things to make it better. #: ''The doctor couldn't '''treat''' my finger until he saw the X-ray.'' #: ''After the accident 29 people were '''treated''' in hospital for minor injuries.'' # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''treat''' something, you put something on it or do something to it [[protect]] or [[clean]] it. #: ''The woods was '''treated''' with chemicals before being made into paper.'' ===See also=== * [[treatment]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''treat''' is something [[nice]] that you don't get often. #: ''The occasional trip to a swimming pool is a real '''treat''' for most families.'' #: ''The children had a speical '''treat''' of ice cream and cake.'' 13402 2006-12-06T10:45:59Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ru, ta, vi ==Verb== {{verb|treat|treats|treated|treating}} # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''treat''' someone in a certain [[way]], you [[act]] that way [[towards]] them. #: ''I hate it when my teacher '''treats''' me like a child.'' #: ''He always '''treated''' her badly. No wonder she left him!'' # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''treat''' an [[illness]] or [[injury]], you do things to make it better. #: ''The doctor couldn't '''treat''' my finger until he saw the X-ray.'' #: ''After the accident 29 people were '''treated''' in hospital for minor injuries.'' # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''treat''' something, you put something on it or do something to it [[protect]] or [[clean]] it. #: ''The woods was '''treated''' with chemicals before being made into paper.'' ===See also=== * [[treatment]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''treat''' is something [[nice]] that you don't get often. #: ''The occasional trip to a swimming pool is a real '''treat''' for most families.'' #: ''The children had a speical '''treat''' of ice cream and cake.'' [[en:treat]] [[fr:treat]] [[io:treat]] [[it:treat]] [[hu:treat]] [[ru:treat]] [[fi:treat]] [[ta:treat]] [[vi:treat]] 13590 2006-12-10T23:13:51Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[fa:treat]], [[pl:treat]] ==Verb== {{verb|treat|treats|treated|treating}} # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''treat''' someone in a certain [[way]], you [[act]] that way [[towards]] them. #: ''I hate it when my teacher '''treats''' me like a child.'' #: ''He always '''treated''' her badly. No wonder she left him!'' # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''treat''' an [[illness]] or [[injury]], you do things to make it better. #: ''The doctor couldn't '''treat''' my finger until he saw the X-ray.'' #: ''After the accident 29 people were '''treated''' in hospital for minor injuries.'' # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''treat''' something, you put something on it or do something to it [[protect]] or [[clean]] it. #: ''The woods was '''treated''' with chemicals before being made into paper.'' ===See also=== * [[treatment]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''treat''' is something [[nice]] that you don't get often. #: ''The occasional trip to a swimming pool is a real '''treat''' for most families.'' #: ''The children had a speical '''treat''' of ice cream and cake.'' [[en:treat]] [[fa:treat]] [[fr:treat]] [[io:treat]] [[it:treat]] [[hu:treat]] [[pl:treat]] [[ru:treat]] [[fi:treat]] [[ta:treat]] [[vi:treat]] 4013 13394 2006-12-06T05:39:49Z Coppertwig 139 making definition of space {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:M45 comb 11.12.jpg|thumb|Stars in '''Space''']] #A place with [[nothing]]; a place with only [[air]]; a [[distance]] [[between]] things; some [[room]]. #:''Make a space between the [[table]]s so people can [[walk]] there.'' #The [[black]] place in the [[sky]] where [[star]]s are; the place off the [[earth|Earth]]. #:''People went through '''Space''' to the [[moon]]''. 13409 2006-12-06T15:49:46Z Brett 77 {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:M45 comb 11.12.jpg|thumb|Stars in '''Space''']] # ({{mass noun}} & {{countable}}) '''Space''' is [[area]] or [[room]] with [[nothing]] in it or that can be [[use]]d. #:''Make a '''space''' between the [[table]]s so people can [[walk]] there.'' #:''We moved to the country to enjoy the open '''spaces'''.'' # ({{mass noun}}) '''Space''' is the [[black]] place in the [[sky]] where [[star]]s are. #:''The sun and the moon are in outter '''space'''''. <br> ==verb== {{verb|space|spaces|spaced|spacing}} # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''space''' two or more things, you put them [[apart]], not [[together]]. #: ''When you attach the wood, make sure the screws are evenly '''spaced''', about 30 cm apart.'' # ({{intransitive verb}}; ''informal'') If you '''space''' (out), you stop paying [[attention]] or [[think]]ing. 13441 2006-12-06T21:16:29Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ang, en, fa, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, kk, ko, pt, ru, sv, ta, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:M45 comb 11.12.jpg|thumb|Stars in '''Space''']] # ({{mass noun}} & {{countable}}) '''Space''' is [[area]] or [[room]] with [[nothing]] in it or that can be [[use]]d. #:''Make a '''space''' between the [[table]]s so people can [[walk]] there.'' #:''We moved to the country to enjoy the open '''spaces'''.'' # ({{mass noun}}) '''Space''' is the [[black]] place in the [[sky]] where [[star]]s are. #:''The sun and the moon are in outter '''space'''''. <br> ==verb== {{verb|space|spaces|spaced|spacing}} # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''space''' two or more things, you put them [[apart]], not [[together]]. #: ''When you attach the wood, make sure the screws are evenly '''spaced''', about 30 cm apart.'' # ({{intransitive verb}}; ''informal'') If you '''space''' (out), you stop paying [[attention]] or [[think]]ing. [[ang:space]] [[en:space]] [[fa:space]] [[fr:space]] [[ko:space]] [[io:space]] [[it:space]] [[kk:space]] [[hu:space]] [[ja:space]] [[pt:space]] [[ru:space]] [[fi:space]] [[sv:space]] [[ta:space]] [[vi:space]] [[zh:space]] 13837 2006-12-19T09:50:01Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[et:space]] {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:M45 comb 11.12.jpg|thumb|Stars in '''Space''']] # ({{mass noun}} & {{countable}}) '''Space''' is [[area]] or [[room]] with [[nothing]] in it or that can be [[use]]d. #:''Make a '''space''' between the [[table]]s so people can [[walk]] there.'' #:''We moved to the country to enjoy the open '''spaces'''.'' # ({{mass noun}}) '''Space''' is the [[black]] place in the [[sky]] where [[star]]s are. #:''The sun and the moon are in outter '''space'''''. <br> ==verb== {{verb|space|spaces|spaced|spacing}} # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''space''' two or more things, you put them [[apart]], not [[together]]. #: ''When you attach the wood, make sure the screws are evenly '''spaced''', about 30 cm apart.'' # ({{intransitive verb}}; ''informal'') If you '''space''' (out), you stop paying [[attention]] or [[think]]ing. [[ang:space]] [[et:space]] [[en:space]] [[fa:space]] [[fr:space]] [[ko:space]] [[io:space]] [[it:space]] [[kk:space]] [[hu:space]] [[ja:space]] [[pt:space]] [[ru:space]] [[fi:space]] [[sv:space]] [[ta:space]] [[vi:space]] [[zh:space]] 4014 13405 2006-12-06T13:34:49Z Coppertwig 139 making definition of song {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # Some music with words in verse. #:''That '''song''' [[sounds]] [[beautiful]].'' 13439 2006-12-06T19:56:08Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ang, en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, kk, ko, nl, pt, ru, sr, ta, uk, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # Some music with words in verse. #:''That '''song''' [[sounds]] [[beautiful]].'' [[ang:song]] [[en:song]] [[fr:song]] [[ko:song]] [[io:song]] [[it:song]] [[kk:song]] [[hu:song]] [[nl:song]] [[ja:song]] [[pt:song]] [[ru:song]] [[sr:song]] [[fi:song]] [[ta:song]] [[vi:song]] [[uk:song]] [[zh:song]] 4015 13407 2006-12-06T15:14:07Z Brett 77 New page: ==Adverb== ''{{sentence adverb}}'' # You use '''meanwhile''' to [[introduce]] a new [[topic]] [[happen]]ing at the same time as the old topic. #: ''Sutton Coldfield won 2-0 away at Chelmsf... ==Adverb== ''{{sentence adverb}}'' # You use '''meanwhile''' to [[introduce]] a new [[topic]] [[happen]]ing at the same time as the old topic. #: ''Sutton Coldfield won 2-0 away at Chelmsford. '''Meanwhile''', Hightown were 3-0 winners against Clifton.'' #: ''International students are here only to study English. '''Meanwhile''', many immigrant students must also work and take care of their families.'' ==Noun== # ({{mass noun}}) The '''meanwhile''' is the time between two things. #: ''Police are checking his story. In the '''meanwhile''', he reamains in jail.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[meantime]] 13413 2006-12-06T16:01:17Z Brett 77 ==Adverb== ''{{sentence adverb}}'' # You use '''meanwhile''' to [[introduce]] a new [[topic]] [[happen]]ing at the same time as the old topic. #: ''Sutton Coldfield won 2-0 away at Chelmsford. '''Meanwhile''', Hightown were 3-0 winners against Clifton.'' #: ''International students are here only to study English. '''Meanwhile''', many immigrant students must also work and take care of their families.'' ==Noun== # ({{mass noun}}) The '''meanwhile''' is the [[time]] between two things. #: ''Police are checking his story. In the '''meanwhile''', he reamains in jail.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[meantime]] 13896 2006-12-19T17:43:36Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fr, io, it, vi, zh ==Adverb== ''{{sentence adverb}}'' # You use '''meanwhile''' to [[introduce]] a new [[topic]] [[happen]]ing at the same time as the old topic. #: ''Sutton Coldfield won 2-0 away at Chelmsford. '''Meanwhile''', Hightown were 3-0 winners against Clifton.'' #: ''International students are here only to study English. '''Meanwhile''', many immigrant students must also work and take care of their families.'' ==Noun== # ({{mass noun}}) The '''meanwhile''' is the [[time]] between two things. #: ''Police are checking his story. In the '''meanwhile''', he reamains in jail.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[meantime]] [[en:meanwhile]] [[fr:meanwhile]] [[io:meanwhile]] [[it:meanwhile]] [[vi:meanwhile]] [[zh:meanwhile]] 4016 13408 2006-12-06T15:25:02Z Brett 77 New page: ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # If you do something '''immediately''', you do it with no [[time]] or [[space]] between. #: ''One car went by, '''immediately''' followed by a second at high speed.'... ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # If you do something '''immediately''', you do it with no [[time]] or [[space]] between. #: ''One car went by, '''immediately''' followed by a second at high speed.'' #: ''Young man, I want this room cleaned up right now--'''immediately'''! Do you understand me?'' ===Synonyms=== * [[right away]] * [[at once]] * [[instantly]] 13463 2006-12-07T02:37:02Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, pt, vi, zh ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # If you do something '''immediately''', you do it with no [[time]] or [[space]] between. #: ''One car went by, '''immediately''' followed by a second at high speed.'' #: ''Young man, I want this room cleaned up right now--'''immediately'''! Do you understand me?'' ===Synonyms=== * [[right away]] * [[at once]] * [[instantly]] [[en:immediately]] [[fr:immediately]] [[io:immediately]] [[it:immediately]] [[hu:immediately]] [[pt:immediately]] [[fi:immediately]] [[vi:immediately]] [[zh:immediately]] 4017 13411 2006-12-06T16:00:45Z Brett 77 New page: ==Noun== # ({{mass noun}}) The '''meantime''' is the time between two things. #: ''Police are checking his story. In the '''meantime''', he reamains in jail.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[meanwhil... ==Noun== # ({{mass noun}}) The '''meantime''' is the time between two things. #: ''Police are checking his story. In the '''meantime''', he reamains in jail.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[meanwhile]] 13412 2006-12-06T16:01:04Z Brett 77 ==Noun== # ({{mass noun}}) The '''meantime''' is the [[time]] between two things. #: ''Police are checking his story. In the '''meantime''', he reamains in jail.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[meanwhile]] 13897 2006-12-19T17:44:46Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, io, it, vi, zh ==Noun== # ({{mass noun}}) The '''meantime''' is the [[time]] between two things. #: ''Police are checking his story. In the '''meantime''', he reamains in jail.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[meanwhile]] [[en:meantime]] [[io:meantime]] [[it:meantime]] [[vi:meantime]] [[zh:meantime]] 4018 13414 2006-12-06T16:27:33Z Brett 77 New page: ==Verb== {{verb|fuck|fucks|fucked|fucking}} # ({{transitive verb}}; ''spoken'', ''[[taboo]]'') You say "'''fuck''' you" or "'''fuck''' that" to show that you are very [[angry]] or that you... ==Verb== {{verb|fuck|fucks|fucked|fucking}} # ({{transitive verb}}; ''spoken'', ''[[taboo]]'') You say "'''fuck''' you" or "'''fuck''' that" to show that you are very [[angry]] or that you don't [[care]] about them. #: ''"You look like shit." "'''Fuck''' you too, asshole."'' # {{TI verb}} If two people '''fuck''', they have [[sex]]. #: ''Look at that one. I'd like to '''fuck''' her.'' ===See also=== * [[fuck around]] * [[fuck off]] * [[fuck up]] * [[fuck with somebody]] ==Interjection== {{interjection}} # (''taboo'') You say '''fuck''' when you are very angry about something. #: ''Fuck! That hurts. Be careful, with that shit.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} # You use '''the fuck''' to emphasise what you are saying. #: ''What '''the fuck''' do you think you're doing? Get '''the fuck''' out of my stuff.'' # ({{countable}}, ''taboo'') A '''fuck''' is a person that you don't like. #: ''Gimme that, you stupid little '''fuck'''.'' # ({{countable}}, ''taboo'') A '''fuck''' is an act of [[sex]]. #: ''I gave her flowers and we had a great '''fuck'''.'' # ({{countable}}, ''taboo'') A '''fuck''' is a person that you have [[sex]] with. #: ''Is she your current '''fuck'''?'' # ({{countable}}, ''taboo'') If you don't give a '''fuck''', you don't [[care]]. #: ''Look, don't tell me about your fucking problems. I couldn't give a '''fuck'''.'' 13461 2006-12-07T02:29:18Z Brett 77 /* Interjection */ ==Verb== {{verb|fuck|fucks|fucked|fucking}} # ({{transitive verb}}; ''spoken'', ''[[taboo]]'') You say "'''fuck''' you" or "'''fuck''' that" to show that you are very [[angry]] or that you don't [[care]] about them. #: ''"You look like shit." "'''Fuck''' you too, asshole."'' # {{TI verb}} If two people '''fuck''', they have [[sex]]. #: ''Look at that one. I'd like to '''fuck''' her.'' ===See also=== * [[fuck around]] * [[fuck off]] * [[fuck up]] * [[fuck with somebody]] ==Interjection== {{interjection}} # (''taboo'') You say '''fuck''' when you are very angry about something. #: '''''Fuck'''! That hurts. Be careful, with that shit.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} # You use '''the fuck''' to emphasise what you are saying. #: ''What '''the fuck''' do you think you're doing? Get '''the fuck''' out of my stuff.'' # ({{countable}}, ''taboo'') A '''fuck''' is a person that you don't like. #: ''Gimme that, you stupid little '''fuck'''.'' # ({{countable}}, ''taboo'') A '''fuck''' is an act of [[sex]]. #: ''I gave her flowers and we had a great '''fuck'''.'' # ({{countable}}, ''taboo'') A '''fuck''' is a person that you have [[sex]] with. #: ''Is she your current '''fuck'''?'' # ({{countable}}, ''taboo'') If you don't give a '''fuck''', you don't [[care]]. #: ''Look, don't tell me about your fucking problems. I couldn't give a '''fuck'''.'' 13848 2006-12-19T11:28:25Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: cs, de, en, fi, fr, ja, ko, ku, pl, ru, sv, ta, vi, zh ==Verb== {{verb|fuck|fucks|fucked|fucking}} # ({{transitive verb}}; ''spoken'', ''[[taboo]]'') You say "'''fuck''' you" or "'''fuck''' that" to show that you are very [[angry]] or that you don't [[care]] about them. #: ''"You look like shit." "'''Fuck''' you too, asshole."'' # {{TI verb}} If two people '''fuck''', they have [[sex]]. #: ''Look at that one. I'd like to '''fuck''' her.'' ===See also=== * [[fuck around]] * [[fuck off]] * [[fuck up]] * [[fuck with somebody]] ==Interjection== {{interjection}} # (''taboo'') You say '''fuck''' when you are very angry about something. #: '''''Fuck'''! That hurts. Be careful, with that shit.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} # You use '''the fuck''' to emphasise what you are saying. #: ''What '''the fuck''' do you think you're doing? Get '''the fuck''' out of my stuff.'' # ({{countable}}, ''taboo'') A '''fuck''' is a person that you don't like. #: ''Gimme that, you stupid little '''fuck'''.'' # ({{countable}}, ''taboo'') A '''fuck''' is an act of [[sex]]. #: ''I gave her flowers and we had a great '''fuck'''.'' # ({{countable}}, ''taboo'') A '''fuck''' is a person that you have [[sex]] with. #: ''Is she your current '''fuck'''?'' # ({{countable}}, ''taboo'') If you don't give a '''fuck''', you don't [[care]]. #: ''Look, don't tell me about your fucking problems. I couldn't give a '''fuck'''.'' [[cs:fuck]] [[de:fuck]] [[en:fuck]] [[fr:fuck]] [[ko:fuck]] [[ku:fuck]] [[ja:fuck]] [[pl:fuck]] [[ru:fuck]] [[fi:fuck]] [[sv:fuck]] [[ta:fuck]] [[vi:fuck]] [[zh:fuck]] 4019 13415 2006-12-06T16:37:32Z Brett 77 New page: ==Noun== {{noun}} # ({{mass noun}} & {{countable}}) '''Entertainment''' is things that you do, watch, read, or listen to for [[fun]] (e.g., [[movie]]s, [[TV]], [[music]], [[game]]s, etc.) ... ==Noun== {{noun}} # ({{mass noun}} & {{countable}}) '''Entertainment''' is things that you do, watch, read, or listen to for [[fun]] (e.g., [[movie]]s, [[TV]], [[music]], [[game]]s, etc.) #: ''Stories provide '''entertainment''', but they also can teach you things.'' #: ''Most people in town go to the bar for '''entertainment'''.'' 4020 13417 2006-12-06T17:19:16Z Sir James Paul 143 New page: Hello, my name is James. My goal is to become an active member of all wikimedia projects. Hello, my name is James. My goal is to become an active member of all wikimedia projects. 13460 2006-12-07T02:27:32Z Brett 77 Hello, my name is James. My goal is to become an active member of all wikimedia projects. :Welcome. We look forward to your activity. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:27, 7 December 2006 (UTC) 13476 2006-12-07T18:25:33Z Sir James Paul 143 Hello, my name is James. My goal is to become an active member of all wikimedia projects. I am very active at simple english wikiquote, and active at simple english wikipedia. 13477 2006-12-07T18:30:48Z Sir James Paul 143 Hello, my name is James. My goal is to become an active member of all wikimedia projects. I am very active at simple english wikiquote, and active at simple english wikipedia. == Goals == # Make sure we have all BE850 words. # Make sure we have all BNC1000 words. #Welcome new users. == BE850 words I defined == == BNC1000 words I defined == == Other words == 13594 2006-12-11T00:19:19Z Sir James Paul 143 Hello, my name is James. My goal is to become an active member of all wikimedia projects. I am very active at simple english wikiquote, and active at simple english wikipedia. == Goals == #RC patrol 13726 2006-12-12T23:47:40Z Sir James Paul 143 Hello, my name is James. My goal is to become an active member of all wikimedia projects. I am very active at simple english wikiquote, and active at simple english wikipedia. == Goals == #RC patrol == My edits on other meta wiki projects == *http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Contributions/Sir_james_paul *http://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Contributions/Sir_James_Paul 4021 13418 2006-12-06T17:22:42Z Brett 77 New page: ==Adjective== {{adjective|classic|more classic|most classic}} # If something is classic, it's [[typical]]. #: ''Richard Branson is a '''classic''' example of success without schooling.'' #... ==Adjective== {{adjective|classic|more classic|most classic}} # If something is classic, it's [[typical]]. #: ''Richard Branson is a '''classic''' example of success without schooling.'' # If something is '''classic''', it has a long [[history]] and it is liked. #: ''His clothes were a mixture of '''classic''' and modern styles.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[classical]] * [[traditional]] ===Antonyms=== * [[modern]] * [[unique]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''classic''' is a book, play, song, etc. that has a long [[history]] and is liked. #: ''Every time a '''classic''' like that comes on the radio, I just have to stop and listen.'' #: ''This book has become a '''classic''' of Canadian fiction.'' # (''plural'') The '''classics''' are the [[language]] and [[art]] from ancient Rome and Greece. #: ''You've never read Homer? Schools don't teach the '''classics''' these days.'' 14169 2006-12-21T10:15:18Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fr, io, it, ru, vi, zh ==Adjective== {{adjective|classic|more classic|most classic}} # If something is classic, it's [[typical]]. #: ''Richard Branson is a '''classic''' example of success without schooling.'' # If something is '''classic''', it has a long [[history]] and it is liked. #: ''His clothes were a mixture of '''classic''' and modern styles.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[classical]] * [[traditional]] ===Antonyms=== * [[modern]] * [[unique]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''classic''' is a book, play, song, etc. that has a long [[history]] and is liked. #: ''Every time a '''classic''' like that comes on the radio, I just have to stop and listen.'' #: ''This book has become a '''classic''' of Canadian fiction.'' # (''plural'') The '''classics''' are the [[language]] and [[art]] from ancient Rome and Greece. #: ''You've never read Homer? Schools don't teach the '''classics''' these days.'' [[en:classic]] [[fr:classic]] [[io:classic]] [[it:classic]] [[ru:classic]] [[vi:classic]] [[zh:classic]] 4022 13419 2006-12-06T17:45:45Z Brett 77 New page: ==Verb== {{verb2|sink|sinks|sank|sunk|sinking}} # {{TI verb}} If something '''sinks''', it goes down, usually into water. #: ''During the storm, two ships '''sank'''.'' #: ''When he heard ... ==Verb== {{verb2|sink|sinks|sank|sunk|sinking}} # {{TI verb}} If something '''sinks''', it goes down, usually into water. #: ''During the storm, two ships '''sank'''.'' #: ''When he heard the news of the accident, his heart '''sank'''.'' #: ''Stock prices '''sank''' 10% on the news of the loss.'' #: ''She '''sank''' her teeth into the meat.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[drop]] ===Antonyms=== * [[float]] * [[rise]] ===See also=== * [[sink in]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Sink.jpg|thumb|a red '''sink''']] # A '''sink''' is a [[container]] for water to wash things in, usually with a [[drain]]. #: ''The kitchen '''sink''' was always full of dirty dishes.'' # A '''sink''' is a [[device]] that [[remove]]s [[heat]] or [[energy]]. #: (''technical'') ''A liquid heat '''sink''' was developed for cooling electronic circuit.'' 13832 2006-12-19T08:37:19Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, et, fa, fi, fr, hu, io, is, it, ja, no, ru, ta, uk, vi, zh ==Verb== {{verb2|sink|sinks|sank|sunk|sinking}} # {{TI verb}} If something '''sinks''', it goes down, usually into water. #: ''During the storm, two ships '''sank'''.'' #: ''When he heard the news of the accident, his heart '''sank'''.'' #: ''Stock prices '''sank''' 10% on the news of the loss.'' #: ''She '''sank''' her teeth into the meat.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[drop]] ===Antonyms=== * [[float]] * [[rise]] ===See also=== * [[sink in]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Sink.jpg|thumb|a red '''sink''']] # A '''sink''' is a [[container]] for water to wash things in, usually with a [[drain]]. #: ''The kitchen '''sink''' was always full of dirty dishes.'' # A '''sink''' is a [[device]] that [[remove]]s [[heat]] or [[energy]]. #: (''technical'') ''A liquid heat '''sink''' was developed for cooling electronic circuit.'' [[et:sink]] [[en:sink]] [[fa:sink]] [[fr:sink]] [[io:sink]] [[is:sink]] [[it:sink]] [[hu:sink]] [[ja:sink]] [[no:sink]] [[ru:sink]] [[fi:sink]] [[ta:sink]] [[vi:sink]] [[uk:sink]] [[zh:sink]] 4023 13420 2006-12-06T18:02:20Z Brett 77 New page: ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Tube_simple.png|thumb|a '''tube''']] # A [[tube]] is a long [[object]] with a [[hole]] from one end to the other. The ends may be closed or open. #: ''The high pr... ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Tube_simple.png|thumb|a '''tube''']] # A [[tube]] is a long [[object]] with a [[hole]] from one end to the other. The ends may be closed or open. #: ''The high pressure forces the water through the '''tube'''.'' #: ''Toothpaste comes in a '''tube'''.'' # The '''Tube''' is the underground [[train]] system in London, England.'' ===See also=== * [[cathode ray tube]] * [[test tube]] * [[vacuum tube]] * [[fluorescent tube]] * [[inner tube]] ==Verb== {{verb|tube|tubes|tubed|tubing}} # ({{intransitive verb}}) If you '''tube''', you float on an [[inner tube]].'' #: ''We went white-water '''tubing''' on the Yukon River.'' 13421 2006-12-06T18:02:46Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Tube_simple.png|thumb|a '''tube''']] # A [[tube]] is a long [[object]] with a [[hole]] from one end to the other. The ends may be closed or open. #: ''The high pressure forces the water through the '''tube'''.'' #: ''Toothpaste comes in a '''tube'''.'' # The '''Tube''' is the [[underground]] [[train]] system in London, England.'' ===See also=== * [[cathode ray tube]] * [[test tube]] * [[vacuum tube]] * [[fluorescent tube]] * [[inner tube]] ==Verb== {{verb|tube|tubes|tubed|tubing}} # ({{intransitive verb}}) If you '''tube''', you float on an [[inner tube]].'' #: ''We went white-water '''tubing''' on the Yukon River.'' 13611 2006-12-11T02:00:06Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, el, en, et, fa, fi, fr, io, it, ja, ru, ta, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Tube_simple.png|thumb|a '''tube''']] # A [[tube]] is a long [[object]] with a [[hole]] from one end to the other. The ends may be closed or open. #: ''The high pressure forces the water through the '''tube'''.'' #: ''Toothpaste comes in a '''tube'''.'' # The '''Tube''' is the [[underground]] [[train]] system in London, England.'' ===See also=== * [[cathode ray tube]] * [[test tube]] * [[vacuum tube]] * [[fluorescent tube]] * [[inner tube]] ==Verb== {{verb|tube|tubes|tubed|tubing}} # ({{intransitive verb}}) If you '''tube''', you float on an [[inner tube]].'' #: ''We went white-water '''tubing''' on the Yukon River.'' [[de:tube]] [[et:tube]] [[el:tube]] [[en:tube]] [[fa:tube]] [[fr:tube]] [[io:tube]] [[it:tube]] [[ja:tube]] [[ru:tube]] [[fi:tube]] [[ta:tube]] [[vi:tube]] [[zh:tube]] 13853 2006-12-19T12:33:56Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[id:tube]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Tube_simple.png|thumb|a '''tube''']] # A [[tube]] is a long [[object]] with a [[hole]] from one end to the other. The ends may be closed or open. #: ''The high pressure forces the water through the '''tube'''.'' #: ''Toothpaste comes in a '''tube'''.'' # The '''Tube''' is the [[underground]] [[train]] system in London, England.'' ===See also=== * [[cathode ray tube]] * [[test tube]] * [[vacuum tube]] * [[fluorescent tube]] * [[inner tube]] ==Verb== {{verb|tube|tubes|tubed|tubing}} # ({{intransitive verb}}) If you '''tube''', you float on an [[inner tube]].'' #: ''We went white-water '''tubing''' on the Yukon River.'' [[de:tube]] [[et:tube]] [[el:tube]] [[en:tube]] [[fa:tube]] [[fr:tube]] [[io:tube]] [[id:tube]] [[it:tube]] [[ja:tube]] [[ru:tube]] [[fi:tube]] [[ta:tube]] [[vi:tube]] [[zh:tube]] 4024 13423 2006-12-06T18:04:58Z Brett 77 New page: ==Adverbial Phrase== # If you are '''in a hurry''' you are [[rush]]ing or you don't have much [[time]]. ==Adverbial Phrase== # If you are '''in a hurry''' you are [[rush]]ing or you don't have much [[time]]. 13424 2006-12-06T18:05:38Z Brett 77 ==Adverbial Phrase== # If you are '''in a hurry''' you are [[rush]]ing or you don't have much [[time]]. ===See also=== * [[hurry]] 13427 2006-12-06T18:11:39Z Brett 77 + example ==Adverbial Phrase== # If you are '''in a hurry''' you are [[rush]]ing or you don't have much [[time]]. #: ''She ran down the steps '''in a hurry''' and dropped her books.'' ===See also=== * [[hurry]] 13428 2006-12-06T18:12:11Z Brett 77 ==Phrase== # If you are '''in a hurry''' you are [[rush]]ing or you don't have much [[time]]. #: ''She ran down the steps '''in a hurry''' and dropped her books.'' ===See also=== * [[hurry]] 4025 13426 2006-12-06T18:10:37Z Brett 77 New page: ==Verb== {{verb|hurry|hurries|hurried|hurrying}} # {{TI verb}} If you '''hurry''', you [[move]] or [[work]] [[quickly]]. #: ''After the speech, they '''hurried''' him out the door to the w... ==Verb== {{verb|hurry|hurries|hurried|hurrying}} # {{TI verb}} If you '''hurry''', you [[move]] or [[work]] [[quickly]]. #: ''After the speech, they '''hurried''' him out the door to the waiting car.'' #: ''I woke up late and '''hurried''' through breakfast.'' ===See also=== * [[in a hurry]] 13438 2006-12-06T19:34:34Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fr, hu, io, it, ta, vi, zh ==Verb== {{verb|hurry|hurries|hurried|hurrying}} # {{TI verb}} If you '''hurry''', you [[move]] or [[work]] [[quickly]]. #: ''After the speech, they '''hurried''' him out the door to the waiting car.'' #: ''I woke up late and '''hurried''' through breakfast.'' ===See also=== * [[in a hurry]] [[en:hurry]] [[fr:hurry]] [[io:hurry]] [[it:hurry]] [[hu:hurry]] [[ta:hurry]] [[vi:hurry]] [[zh:hurry]] 4026 13435 2006-12-06T19:00:59Z Brett 77 New page: ==Verb== {{verb|publish|publishes|published|publishing}} # {{TI verb}} If you '''publish''' a book, an article, a song, etc. you make it [[available]] for other people to buy, read, listen... ==Verb== {{verb|publish|publishes|published|publishing}} # {{TI verb}} If you '''publish''' a book, an article, a song, etc. you make it [[available]] for other people to buy, read, listen to, etc. #: ''The study was '''published''' in the British Medial Journal.'' #: ''She '''publishes''' a monthly magazine.'' #: ''The government '''published''' the results on the Internet.'' 13503 2006-12-08T22:34:35Z Brett 77 /* Verb */ wikify ==Verb== {{verb|publish|publishes|published|publishing}} # {{TI verb}} If you '''publish''' a book, an [[article]], a song, etc. you make it [[available]] for other people to buy, read, listen to, etc. #: ''The study was '''published''' in the British Medial Journal.'' #: ''She '''publishes''' a monthly magazine.'' #: ''The government '''published''' the results on the Internet.'' 13798 2006-12-18T19:03:56Z Brett 77 + AWL template {{AWL}} ==Verb== {{verb|publish|publishes|published|publishing}} # {{TI verb}} If you '''publish''' a book, an [[article]], a song, etc. you make it [[available]] for other people to buy, read, listen to, etc. #: ''The study was '''published''' in the British Medial Journal.'' #: ''She '''publishes''' a monthly magazine.'' #: ''The government '''published''' the results on the Internet.'' 14168 2006-12-21T10:07:50Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fa, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, ta, vi, zh {{AWL}} ==Verb== {{verb|publish|publishes|published|publishing}} # {{TI verb}} If you '''publish''' a book, an [[article]], a song, etc. you make it [[available]] for other people to buy, read, listen to, etc. #: ''The study was '''published''' in the British Medial Journal.'' #: ''She '''publishes''' a monthly magazine.'' #: ''The government '''published''' the results on the Internet.'' [[en:publish]] [[fa:publish]] [[fr:publish]] [[io:publish]] [[it:publish]] [[hu:publish]] [[ja:publish]] [[fi:publish]] [[ta:publish]] [[vi:publish]] [[zh:publish]] 4027 13436 2006-12-06T19:12:16Z Brett 77 New page: ==Adverb== # A little; to a very small [[degree]] #: ''The two pictures look very similar, but they are '''slightly''' different.'' #: ''Sales for June were '''slightly''' higher than last... ==Adverb== # A little; to a very small [[degree]] #: ''The two pictures look very similar, but they are '''slightly''' different.'' #: ''Sales for June were '''slightly''' higher than last year at £5.2m against £5.08m.'' 13437 2006-12-06T19:12:38Z Brett 77 ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # A little; to a very small [[degree]] #: ''The two pictures look very similar, but they are '''slightly''' different.'' #: ''Sales for June were '''slightly''' higher than last year at £5.2m against £5.08m.'' 4028 13444 2006-12-06T22:30:36Z Brett 77 New page: ==Noun== {{noun}} # ({{mass noun}} & {{countable}}) '''Competition''' is a [[situation]] or [[event]] in which people or groups try to [[succeed]] over each other. #: ''With increasing int... ==Noun== {{noun}} # ({{mass noun}} & {{countable}}) '''Competition''' is a [[situation]] or [[event]] in which people or groups try to [[succeed]] over each other. #: ''With increasing international '''competition''', companies are cutting costs to survive.'' #: ''Brasil is playing in this year's World Cup '''competition''' in Italy.'' # ({{mass noun}}) The '''competition''' is the individual or group that is trying to [[succeed]] against you. #: ''Because the '''competition''' has lowered prices, we have to do the same.'' #: ''The '''competition''' has been preparing for this game all year.'' 14218 2006-12-21T17:32:45Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, da, en, et, fi, hu, hy, io, it, kk, pl, ru, ta, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} # ({{mass noun}} & {{countable}}) '''Competition''' is a [[situation]] or [[event]] in which people or groups try to [[succeed]] over each other. #: ''With increasing international '''competition''', companies are cutting costs to survive.'' #: ''Brasil is playing in this year's World Cup '''competition''' in Italy.'' # ({{mass noun}}) The '''competition''' is the individual or group that is trying to [[succeed]] against you. #: ''Because the '''competition''' has lowered prices, we have to do the same.'' #: ''The '''competition''' has been preparing for this game all year.'' [[ar:competition]] [[da:competition]] [[et:competition]] [[en:competition]] [[hy:competition]] [[io:competition]] [[it:competition]] [[kk:competition]] [[hu:competition]] [[pl:competition]] [[ru:competition]] [[fi:competition]] [[ta:competition]] [[vi:competition]] [[zh:competition]] 4029 13445 2006-12-06T22:37:57Z Brett 77 New page: ==Noun== {{noun}} # An '''outcome''' is the [[result]] of a [[situation]] or [[action]]. #: ''The '''outcome''' of the race was different from what most people were expecting.'' #: ''The m... ==Noun== {{noun}} # An '''outcome''' is the [[result]] of a [[situation]] or [[action]]. #: ''The '''outcome''' of the race was different from what most people were expecting.'' #: ''The most likely '''outcome''' of the war is a broken country with no leader.'' 14333 2006-12-22T06:55:01Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fr, it, ta, vi ==Noun== {{noun}} # An '''outcome''' is the [[result]] of a [[situation]] or [[action]]. #: ''The '''outcome''' of the race was different from what most people were expecting.'' #: ''The most likely '''outcome''' of the war is a broken country with no leader.'' [[en:outcome]] [[fr:outcome]] [[it:outcome]] [[ta:outcome]] [[vi:outcome]] 4030 13456 2006-12-07T01:42:35Z Brett 77 New page: ==Verb== {{verb|measure|measures|measured|measuring}} # {{TI verb}} If you '''measure''' something, you [[calculate]] its [[size]], [[mass]], [[temperature]], etc. using [[centimetres]], [... ==Verb== {{verb|measure|measures|measured|measuring}} # {{TI verb}} If you '''measure''' something, you [[calculate]] its [[size]], [[mass]], [[temperature]], etc. using [[centimetres]], [[kilograms]], [[degrees]], etc. #: ''Before clocks, time was '''measured''' by the movement of the moon and the sun.'' #: ''Ireland's smallest church '''measures''' 3.6 cm by 1.8 m.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[assess]] ===See also=== * [[measure up]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''measure''' is something that you do, usually to [[solve]] a [[problem]]. #: ''The police are taking all necessary '''measures''' to guarantee the safety of people.'' # (''formal'') A '''measure''' of something is a way to [[judge]] or [[assess]] it. # A '''measure''' of something is an '''amount''' of it. ===Synonyms=== * [[step]] * [[unit]] 13895 2006-12-19T17:40:36Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fa, fi, fr, hu, io, it, kk, ru, sv, ta, vi, zh ==Verb== {{verb|measure|measures|measured|measuring}} # {{TI verb}} If you '''measure''' something, you [[calculate]] its [[size]], [[mass]], [[temperature]], etc. using [[centimetres]], [[kilograms]], [[degrees]], etc. #: ''Before clocks, time was '''measured''' by the movement of the moon and the sun.'' #: ''Ireland's smallest church '''measures''' 3.6 cm by 1.8 m.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[assess]] ===See also=== * [[measure up]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''measure''' is something that you do, usually to [[solve]] a [[problem]]. #: ''The police are taking all necessary '''measures''' to guarantee the safety of people.'' # (''formal'') A '''measure''' of something is a way to [[judge]] or [[assess]] it. # A '''measure''' of something is an '''amount''' of it. ===Synonyms=== * [[step]] * [[unit]] [[en:measure]] [[fa:measure]] [[fr:measure]] [[io:measure]] [[it:measure]] [[kk:measure]] [[hu:measure]] [[ru:measure]] [[fi:measure]] [[sv:measure]] [[ta:measure]] [[vi:measure]] [[zh:measure]] 4031 13457 2006-12-07T02:00:58Z Brett 77 New page: ==Noun== {{noun}} # ({{countable}} & {{mass noun}}) '''Laws''' are the [[official]] [[rule]]s of a [[government]] or [[organisation]]. #: ''We have defined crime as behaviour which breaks ... ==Noun== {{noun}} # ({{countable}} & {{mass noun}}) '''Laws''' are the [[official]] [[rule]]s of a [[government]] or [[organisation]]. #: ''We have defined crime as behaviour which breaks the criminal [[law]].'' #: ''We believe that this '''law''' is wrong and we are not prepared to obey such a '''law'''.'' #: ''The Kyoto treaty became '''law''' in 2005.'' # ({{mass noun}}) The '''law''' is the [[police]]. # ({{countable}}) A '''law''' is something that is always true. # ({{mass noun}}) '''Law''' is the study of laws. ===See also=== * [[civil law]] * [[common law]] * [[criminal law]] 13660 2006-12-11T20:24:51Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, et, fa, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ku, la, pt, ta, tr, uk, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} # ({{countable}} & {{mass noun}}) '''Laws''' are the [[official]] [[rule]]s of a [[government]] or [[organisation]]. #: ''We have defined crime as behaviour which breaks the criminal [[law]].'' #: ''We believe that this '''law''' is wrong and we are not prepared to obey such a '''law'''.'' #: ''The Kyoto treaty became '''law''' in 2005.'' # ({{mass noun}}) The '''law''' is the [[police]]. # ({{countable}}) A '''law''' is something that is always true. # ({{mass noun}}) '''Law''' is the study of laws. ===See also=== * [[civil law]] * [[common law]] * [[criminal law]] [[et:law]] [[en:law]] [[fa:law]] [[fr:law]] [[io:law]] [[it:law]] [[ku:law]] [[la:law]] [[hu:law]] [[pt:law]] [[fi:law]] [[ta:law]] [[vi:law]] [[tr:law]] [[uk:law]] [[zh:law]] 4032 13458 2006-12-07T02:16:07Z Brett 77 New page: ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''machine''' is a man-made [[object]] with moving [[part]]s. #: ''I'm putting the clothes in the washing '''machine'''. Is there anything you want washed?'' #: ''Thi... ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''machine''' is a man-made [[object]] with moving [[part]]s. #: ''I'm putting the clothes in the washing '''machine'''. Is there anything you want washed?'' #: ''This new '''machine''' is the fastest computer I've ever had.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[device]] * [[gadget]] * [[appliance]] ===See also=== * [[lever]] * [[inclined plane]] * [[wheel]] * [[screw]] * [[wedge]] * [[pulley]] ==Verb== {{verb|machine|machines|machined|machining}} # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''machine''' something you [[fasten]] or [[shape]] it with a machine.'' 13697 2006-12-12T15:46:53Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: el, en, et, fi, fr, hu, id, io, it, ja, nl, pt, ru, ta, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''machine''' is a man-made [[object]] with moving [[part]]s. #: ''I'm putting the clothes in the washing '''machine'''. Is there anything you want washed?'' #: ''This new '''machine''' is the fastest computer I've ever had.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[device]] * [[gadget]] * [[appliance]] ===See also=== * [[lever]] * [[inclined plane]] * [[wheel]] * [[screw]] * [[wedge]] * [[pulley]] ==Verb== {{verb|machine|machines|machined|machining}} # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''machine''' something you [[fasten]] or [[shape]] it with a machine.'' [[et:machine]] [[el:machine]] [[en:machine]] [[fr:machine]] [[io:machine]] [[id:machine]] [[it:machine]] [[hu:machine]] [[nl:machine]] [[ja:machine]] [[pt:machine]] [[ru:machine]] [[fi:machine]] [[ta:machine]] [[vi:machine]] [[zh:machine]] 14141 2006-12-21T04:13:37Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[de:machine]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''machine''' is a man-made [[object]] with moving [[part]]s. #: ''I'm putting the clothes in the washing '''machine'''. Is there anything you want washed?'' #: ''This new '''machine''' is the fastest computer I've ever had.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[device]] * [[gadget]] * [[appliance]] ===See also=== * [[lever]] * [[inclined plane]] * [[wheel]] * [[screw]] * [[wedge]] * [[pulley]] ==Verb== {{verb|machine|machines|machined|machining}} # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''machine''' something you [[fasten]] or [[shape]] it with a machine.'' [[de:machine]] [[et:machine]] [[el:machine]] [[en:machine]] [[fr:machine]] [[io:machine]] [[id:machine]] [[it:machine]] [[hu:machine]] [[nl:machine]] [[ja:machine]] [[pt:machine]] [[ru:machine]] [[fi:machine]] [[ta:machine]] [[vi:machine]] [[zh:machine]] 4033 13459 2006-12-07T02:23:58Z Brett 77 New page: ==Adjective== {{adjective|long|longer|longest}} # If something is '''long''', it has a large [[distance]] from [[end]] to end (not top to bottom), or it takes much [[time]]. # If you ask h... ==Adjective== {{adjective|long|longer|longest}} # If something is '''long''', it has a large [[distance]] from [[end]] to end (not top to bottom), or it takes much [[time]]. # If you ask how '''long''' something is, you want to know the [[distance]] or [[time]] until the [[end]]. ===Antonyms=== * [[short]] ==Verb== {{Stub}} 13695 2006-12-12T15:22:28Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, el, en, es, et, fa, fi, fr, gl, hu, hy, id, io, it, ja, kk, ko, ku, nl, pl, pt, ro, ru, sr, ta, uk, vi, zh ==Adjective== {{adjective|long|longer|longest}} # If something is '''long''', it has a large [[distance]] from [[end]] to end (not top to bottom), or it takes much [[time]]. # If you ask how '''long''' something is, you want to know the [[distance]] or [[time]] until the [[end]]. ===Antonyms=== * [[short]] ==Verb== {{Stub}} [[de:long]] [[et:long]] [[el:long]] [[en:long]] [[es:long]] [[fa:long]] [[fr:long]] [[gl:long]] [[ko:long]] [[hy:long]] [[io:long]] [[id:long]] [[it:long]] [[kk:long]] [[ku:long]] [[hu:long]] [[nl:long]] [[ja:long]] [[pl:long]] [[pt:long]] [[ro:long]] [[ru:long]] [[sr:long]] [[fi:long]] [[ta:long]] [[vi:long]] [[uk:long]] [[zh:long]] 14178 2006-12-21T11:57:25Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[tr:long]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|long|longer|longest}} # If something is '''long''', it has a large [[distance]] from [[end]] to end (not top to bottom), or it takes much [[time]]. # If you ask how '''long''' something is, you want to know the [[distance]] or [[time]] until the [[end]]. ===Antonyms=== * [[short]] ==Verb== {{Stub}} [[de:long]] [[et:long]] [[el:long]] [[en:long]] [[es:long]] [[fa:long]] [[fr:long]] [[gl:long]] [[ko:long]] [[hy:long]] [[io:long]] [[id:long]] [[it:long]] [[kk:long]] [[ku:long]] [[hu:long]] [[nl:long]] [[ja:long]] [[pl:long]] [[pt:long]] [[ro:long]] [[ru:long]] [[sr:long]] [[fi:long]] [[ta:long]] [[vi:long]] [[tr:long]] [[uk:long]] [[zh:long]] 4034 13464 2006-12-07T04:09:52Z Coppertwig 139 making definition of south {{BE850}} ==Adjective== {{adjective}} #In a [[direction]] [[opposite]] to [[north]]. A person looking '''south''' has their [[right]] [[hand]] on their [[west]] side and their [[left]] hand on their [[east]] side. #:''In many parts of the Earth, many birds fly '''south''' for the [[winter]].'' 13470 2006-12-07T12:20:19Z Brett 77 {{BE850}} ==Noun== # ({{mass noun}}) The [[direction]] [[opposite]] to [[north]]. For a person looking at the setting sun, the '''south''' is on their [[left]] [[hand]]. #: ''The wind usually comes from the '''south'''.'' ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # To the '''south'''. #:''In many parts of the Earth, many birds fly '''south''' for the [[winter]].'' ===See also=== * [[east]] * [[west]] 13836 2006-12-19T09:24:30Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, et, fa, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, kk, ko, pt, ru, ta, vi, zh, zh-min-nan {{BE850}} ==Noun== # ({{mass noun}}) The [[direction]] [[opposite]] to [[north]]. For a person looking at the setting sun, the '''south''' is on their [[left]] [[hand]]. #: ''The wind usually comes from the '''south'''.'' ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # To the '''south'''. #:''In many parts of the Earth, many birds fly '''south''' for the [[winter]].'' ===See also=== * [[east]] * [[west]] [[zh-min-nan:south]] [[et:south]] [[en:south]] [[fa:south]] [[fr:south]] [[ko:south]] [[io:south]] [[it:south]] [[kk:south]] [[hu:south]] [[ja:south]] [[pt:south]] [[ru:south]] [[fi:south]] [[ta:south]] [[vi:south]] [[zh:south]] 13932 2006-12-19T23:35:09Z Brett 77 {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun|south|none}} # ({{mass noun}}) The [[direction]] [[opposite]] to [[north]]. For a person looking at the setting sun, the '''south''' is on their [[left]] [[hand]]. #: ''The wind usually comes from the '''south'''.'' ==Adverb== {{adverb}} # To the '''south'''. #:''In many parts of the Earth, many birds fly '''south''' for the [[winter]].'' ===See also=== * [[east]] * [[west]] [[zh-min-nan:south]] [[et:south]] [[en:south]] [[fa:south]] [[fr:south]] [[ko:south]] [[io:south]] [[it:south]] [[kk:south]] [[hu:south]] [[ja:south]] [[pt:south]] [[ru:south]] [[fi:south]] [[ta:south]] [[vi:south]] [[zh:south]] 4035 13471 2006-12-07T13:52:20Z Coppertwig 139 making definition of soft {{BE850}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|soft|softer|softest}} [[Image:Silkie fluffy.jpg|thumb|A '''soft''' bird]] # [[Pleasant]] to [[touch]]; very [[flexible]]; like a [[cushion]] {{wiktionary}} 14069 2006-12-21T00:12:19Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fa, fi, fr, hu, io, it, kk, ko, sv, ta, uk, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|soft|softer|softest}} [[Image:Silkie fluffy.jpg|thumb|A '''soft''' bird]] # [[Pleasant]] to [[touch]]; very [[flexible]]; like a [[cushion]] {{wiktionary}} [[en:soft]] [[fa:soft]] [[fr:soft]] [[ko:soft]] [[io:soft]] [[it:soft]] [[kk:soft]] [[hu:soft]] [[fi:soft]] [[sv:soft]] [[ta:soft]] [[vi:soft]] [[uk:soft]] [[zh:soft]] 4036 13472 2006-12-07T14:49:43Z Brett 77 New page: ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Stainless_steel.jpg|thumb|metal bars]] # ({{mass noun}}) '''Metal''' is a hard [[material]], often shiny. [[Gold]], [[silver]], and [[steel]] are examples of meta... ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Stainless_steel.jpg|thumb|metal bars]] # ({{mass noun}}) '''Metal''' is a hard [[material]], often shiny. [[Gold]], [[silver]], and [[steel]] are examples of metals. #: ''We replaced out our wood door with a stronger '''metal''' one.'' ===See also=== * [[heavy metal]] (music) 13935 2006-12-20T00:34:55Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, es, fa, fi, fr, hu, hy, io, it, ku, la, nah, pl, pt, ru, sv, ta, tr, uk, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Stainless_steel.jpg|thumb|metal bars]] # ({{mass noun}}) '''Metal''' is a hard [[material]], often shiny. [[Gold]], [[silver]], and [[steel]] are examples of metals. #: ''We replaced out our wood door with a stronger '''metal''' one.'' ===See also=== * [[heavy metal]] (music) [[en:metal]] [[es:metal]] [[fa:metal]] [[fr:metal]] [[hy:metal]] [[io:metal]] [[it:metal]] [[ku:metal]] [[la:metal]] [[hu:metal]] [[nah:metal]] [[pl:metal]] [[pt:metal]] [[ru:metal]] [[fi:metal]] [[sv:metal]] [[ta:metal]] [[vi:metal]] [[tr:metal]] [[uk:metal]] [[zh:metal]] 4037 13473 2006-12-07T17:39:30Z Brett 77 New page: ==Adjective== {{adjective|different|more different|most different}} [[Image:Cat_-_different_coloured_eyes.JPG|thumb|'''different''' coloured eyes]] # If two or more things are '''different... ==Adjective== {{adjective|different|more different|most different}} [[Image:Cat_-_different_coloured_eyes.JPG|thumb|'''different''' coloured eyes]] # If two or more things are '''different''', they are not [[like]] each other, not the [[same]]. #: ''The day and night are quite '''different'''.'' #: ''My brother's bike is '''different''' from mine.'' ===Antonyms=== * [[same]] * [[alike]] * [[similar]] 4038 13474 2006-12-07T17:44:31Z Brett 77 New page: ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''vehicle''' is something that [[move]]s people or things from one [[place]] to another, for example: [[car]]s, [[plane]]s, [[boat]]s, etc. #: ''Bicycles and wheelch... ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''vehicle''' is something that [[move]]s people or things from one [[place]] to another, for example: [[car]]s, [[plane]]s, [[boat]]s, etc. #: ''Bicycles and wheelchairs are allowed. All other '''vehicles''' must stay off the path.'' 13541 2006-12-09T18:11:30Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''vehicle''' is something that [[move]]s people or things from one [[place]] to another, for example: [[car]]s, [[plane]]s, [[boat]]s, etc. #: ''Bicycles and wheelchairs are allowed. All other '''vehicles''' must stay off the path.'' 13568 2006-12-10T14:58:51Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: el, en, fa, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, pl, pt, ru, ta, vi, zh {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''vehicle''' is something that [[move]]s people or things from one [[place]] to another, for example: [[car]]s, [[plane]]s, [[boat]]s, etc. #: ''Bicycles and wheelchairs are allowed. All other '''vehicles''' must stay off the path.'' [[el:vehicle]] [[en:vehicle]] [[fa:vehicle]] [[fr:vehicle]] [[io:vehicle]] [[it:vehicle]] [[hu:vehicle]] [[ja:vehicle]] [[pl:vehicle]] [[pt:vehicle]] [[ru:vehicle]] [[fi:vehicle]] [[ta:vehicle]] [[vi:vehicle]] [[zh:vehicle]] 4039 13475 2006-12-07T18:19:27Z Sir James Paul 143 New page: :Welcome. We look forward to your activity. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:27, 7 December 2006 (UTC) :Welcome. We look forward to your activity. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:27, 7 December 2006 (UTC) 13481 2006-12-08T01:35:06Z Brett 77 :Welcome. We look forward to your activity. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:27, 7 December 2006 (UTC) (PS, sorry for this initially appearing on your user page.) 13489 2006-12-08T10:08:10Z Tdxiang 144 Welcome :Welcome. We look forward to your activity. --[[User:Brett|Brett]] 02:27, 7 December 2006 (UTC) (PS, sorry for this initially appearing on your user page.) ==Welcome== Err... here's a more ''proper'' welcome to you... <big>Welcome to the '''Simple English Wiktionary'''!</big> We hope you are happy editing here. Some helpful pages to start you off are [[Wiktionary:Community Portal]] and [[Help:Contents]]. For an explanation of the editing format here, see [[Wiktionary:How to edit]]. If you want to meet and talk with other members, you can visit [[Wiktionary:Simple talk]]. Just remember that you should sign your messages on Talk pages by typing "<nowiki>~~~~</nowiki>" (four tildes) at the end of your words.--[[User:Tdxiang|Tdxiang]] 10:08, 8 December 2006 (UTC) *Yes, I am the same Tdxiang administrator guy.--[[User:Tdxiang|Tdxiang]] 10:08, 8 December 2006 (UTC) 4040 13478 2006-12-07T19:14:20Z 216.213.239.113 New page: '''Ecosystematical''' (adj)-of or having to do with the ecosystem Why is ecosystematical ''NOT'' in the dictionary? Well, it is a word conjured up by L. B. Reed, a middle school studen... '''Ecosystematical''' (adj)-of or having to do with the ecosystem Why is ecosystematical ''NOT'' in the dictionary? Well, it is a word conjured up by L. B. Reed, a middle school student. She was working on a project that had to do with endagered species when she thought of the word. It shoud be used at least once whenever you talk about the ecosystem. The word was thought up on Thursday, December 7, 2006. 19:14, 7 December 2006 (UTC)19:14, 7 December 2006 (UTC)19:14, 7 December 2006 (UTC)19:14, 7 December 2006 (UTC)19:14, 7 December 2006 (UTC)19:14, 7 December 2006 (UTC)19:14, 7 December 2006 (UTC)[[User:216.213.239.113|216.213.239.113]] 19:14, 7 December 2006 (UTC)SAVE THE ANIMALS!19:14, 7 December 2006 (UTC)19:14, 7 December 2006 (UTC)19:14, 7 December 2006 (UTC)19:14, 7 December 2006 (UTC)19:14, 7 December 2006 (UTC)19:14, 7 December 2006 (UTC)19:14, 7 December 2006 (UTC)[[User:216.213.239.113|216.213.239.113]] 19:14, 7 December 2006 (UTC) 13479 2006-12-07T19:16:53Z 216.213.239.113 '''Ecosystematical''' (adj)-of or having to do with the ecosystem Why is ecosystematical ''NOT'' in the dictionary? Well, it is a word conjured up by L. B. Reed, a middle school student. She was working on a project that had to do with endagered species when she thought of the word. It shoud be used at least once whenever you talk about the ecosystem. The word was thought up on Thursday, December 7, 2006. 4042 13482 2006-12-08T03:55:07Z Coppertwig 139 making definition of solid {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} #A material which keeps its form; any material which is not a liquid (like water) or a gas (like air). 13501 2006-12-08T19:05:48Z Brett 77 + noun {{BE850}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|solid|more solid|most solid}} # If something is '''solid''', it is [[hard]] and keeps its [[shape]]. #: ''When he went out in the morning, the water had frozen '''solid'''.'' #: ''After it has cooled, the '''solid''' gold is moved to a safer place.'' # If something is '''solid''' <math>x</math>, its only [[material]] is <math>x</math>. #: ''Copper mixed with silver made a much cheaper spoon than '''solid''' silver.'' # If something is '''solid''', it has not [[space]]s inside or between. #: ''The traffic was a '''solid''' line of cars as far as you could see.'' #: ''The wall looked '''solid''', but when he knocked it made a hollow sound.'' # If something is '''solid''', it is good and will not break or change easily. #: ''Don't worry about the chair. It's '''solid''' as a rock.'' #: ''The police had enough '''solid''' evidence to put him in jail.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[hard]] * [[firm]] ===Antonyms=== * [[soft]] * [[hollow]] ==Noun== {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} # A '''solid''' is a [[material]] which keeps its shape. It is not a [[liquid]] (like [[water]]) or a [[gas]] (like [[air]]). #: 14068 2006-12-21T00:07:09Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, ko, no, ru, sv, ta, vi {{BE850}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|solid|more solid|most solid}} # If something is '''solid''', it is [[hard]] and keeps its [[shape]]. #: ''When he went out in the morning, the water had frozen '''solid'''.'' #: ''After it has cooled, the '''solid''' gold is moved to a safer place.'' # If something is '''solid''' <math>x</math>, its only [[material]] is <math>x</math>. #: ''Copper mixed with silver made a much cheaper spoon than '''solid''' silver.'' # If something is '''solid''', it has not [[space]]s inside or between. #: ''The traffic was a '''solid''' line of cars as far as you could see.'' #: ''The wall looked '''solid''', but when he knocked it made a hollow sound.'' # If something is '''solid''', it is good and will not break or change easily. #: ''Don't worry about the chair. It's '''solid''' as a rock.'' #: ''The police had enough '''solid''' evidence to put him in jail.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[hard]] * [[firm]] ===Antonyms=== * [[soft]] * [[hollow]] ==Noun== {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} # A '''solid''' is a [[material]] which keeps its shape. It is not a [[liquid]] (like [[water]]) or a [[gas]] (like [[air]]). #: [[en:solid]] [[fr:solid]] [[ko:solid]] [[io:solid]] [[it:solid]] [[hu:solid]] [[ja:solid]] [[no:solid]] [[ru:solid]] [[fi:solid]] [[sv:solid]] [[ta:solid]] [[vi:solid]] 4043 13483 2006-12-08T04:03:39Z Coppertwig 139 making definition of smooth {{BE850}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|smooth|smoother|smoothest}} {{wiktionary}} [[Image:Smooth icon.png|thumb|something that is '''smooth''']] #Something that feels [[pleasant]] and [[flat]] when you [[touch]] it; not [[rough]]. 4044 13484 2006-12-08T04:06:41Z Coppertwig 139 making definition of sock {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} [[Image:Socken farbig.jpeg|thumb|Three '''socks''']] #something made of cloth that covers a foot and is able to go inside a shoe 4045 13486 2006-12-08T10:03:58Z Tdxiang 144 Welcome to myself. <big>Welcome to the '''Simple English Wiktionary'''!</big> We hope you are happy editing here. Some helpful pages to start you off are [[Wiktionary:Community Portal]] and [[Help:Contents]]. For an explanation of the editing format here, see [[Wiktionary:How to edit]]. If you want to meet and talk with other members, you can visit [[Wiktionary:Simple talk]]. Just remember that you should sign your messages on Talk pages by typing "<nowiki>~~~~</nowiki>" (four tildes) at the end of your words.--[[User:Tdxiang|Tdxiang]] 10:03, 8 December 2006 (UTC) 4046 13487 2006-12-08T10:04:32Z Tdxiang 144 Redirect to where I work. #redirect [[:w:simple:User:Tdxiang]] 4047 13490 2006-12-08T14:33:48Z Coppertwig 139 making definition of smiling {{BE850}} ==Verb== [[Image:Smiley.svg|thumb|left|A picture of a '''smile''']] [[Image:Josmile1.jpg|thumb|A person '''smiling''']] {{-}} {{verb|smile|smiles|smiled|smiling}} #To put one's mouth in a [[form]] which shows that one is [[happy]]; to have the sides of one's mouth higher than the middle. ==Noun== {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} #The act of smiling; the form of one's mouth when one is smiling. 13927 2006-12-19T23:28:59Z Brett 77 {{BE850}} ==Verb== {{verb|smile|smiles|smiled|smiling}} [[Image:Smiley.svg|thumb|thumb|A picture of a '''smile''']] #To put one's mouth in a [[form]] which shows that one is [[happy]]; to have the sides of one's mouth higher than the middle. ==Noun== {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} #The act of '''smiling'''; the form of one's mouth when one is '''smiling'''. 14182 2006-12-21T12:44:13Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, es, fa, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, kk, ko, ku, ru, ta, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Verb== {{verb|smile|smiles|smiled|smiling}} [[Image:Smiley.svg|thumb|thumb|A picture of a '''smile''']] #To put one's mouth in a [[form]] which shows that one is [[happy]]; to have the sides of one's mouth higher than the middle. ==Noun== {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} #The act of '''smiling'''; the form of one's mouth when one is '''smiling'''. [[en:smile]] [[es:smile]] [[fa:smile]] [[fr:smile]] [[ko:smile]] [[io:smile]] [[it:smile]] [[kk:smile]] [[ku:smile]] [[hu:smile]] [[ja:smile]] [[ru:smile]] [[fi:smile]] [[ta:smile]] [[vi:smile]] [[zh:smile]] 4048 13492 2006-12-08T14:46:02Z Coppertwig 139 make list of lists of words *[[Wiktionary:Simple English word list|Simple English word list]] (help choose simple words) *[[Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist|Basic English 850]] selected words by Charles Ogden *[[Wiktionary:Extended Basic English alphabetical wordlist|Basic English 1500]] selected words *[[Wiktionary:BNC spoken freq 01|Most common 1000 words in English]] (long list with all forms) *[[Wiktionary:Most frequent 1000 words in English|Most frequent 1000 words in English]] (short list, only one form for each word; marked as BN850, BN1500) 13493 2006-12-08T14:46:30Z Coppertwig 139 common-->frequent *[[Wiktionary:Simple English word list|Simple English word list]] (help choose simple words) *[[Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist|Basic English 850]] selected words by Charles Ogden *[[Wiktionary:Extended Basic English alphabetical wordlist|Basic English 1500]] selected words *[[Wiktionary:BNC spoken freq 01|Most frequent 1000 words in English]] (long list with all forms) *[[Wiktionary:Most frequent 1000 words in English|Most frequent 1000 words in English]] (short list, only one form for each word; marked as BN850, BN1500) 13494 2006-12-08T14:47:11Z Coppertwig 139 word *[[Wiktionary:Simple English word list|Simple English word list]] (help choose simple words) *[[Wiktionary:Basic English alphabetical wordlist|Basic English 850]] selected words by Charles Ogden *[[Wiktionary:Extended Basic English alphabetical wordlist|Basic English 1500]] more selected words *[[Wiktionary:BNC spoken freq 01|Most frequent 1000 words in English]] (long list with all forms) *[[Wiktionary:Most frequent 1000 words in English|Most frequent 1000 words in English]] (short list, only one form for each word; marked as BN850, BN1500) 4049 13495 2006-12-08T14:50:38Z Coppertwig 139 making page with word list == A == [[a]]This word is part of Basic English 850. • [[able]] • [[about]] • [[absolute]] • [[accept]] • [[account]] • [[achieve]] • [[across]] • [[act]] • [[active]]This word is part of Basic English 1500. • [[actual]] • [[add]] • [[address]] • [[admit]] • [[advertise]] • [[affect]] • [[afford]] • [[after]] • [[afternoon]] • [[again]] • [[against]] • [[age]] • [[agent]] • [[ago]] • [[agree]] • [[air]] • [[all]] • [[allow]] • [[almost]] • [[along]] • [[already]] • [[alright]] • [[also]] • [[although]] • [[always]] • [[america]] • [[amount]] • [[and]] • [[another]] • [[answer]] • [[any]] • [[apart]] • [[apparent]] • [[appear]] • [[apply]] • [[appoint]] • [[approach]] • [[appropriate]] • [[area]] • [[argue]] • [[arm]] • [[around]] • [[arrange]] • [[art]] • [[as]] • [[ask]] • [[associate]] • [[assume]] • [[at]] • [[attend]] • [[authority]] • [[available]] • [[aware]] • [[away]] • [[awful]] == B == [[baby]] • [[back]] • [[bad]] • [[bag]] • [[balance]] • [[ball]] • [[bank]] • [[bar]] • [[base]] • [[basis]] • [[be]] • [[bear]] • [[beat]] • [[beauty]] • [[because]] • [[become]] • [[bed]] • [[before]] • [[begin]] • [[behind]] • [[believe]] • [[benefit]] • [[best]] • [[bet]] • [[between]] • [[big]] • [[bill]] • [[birth]] • [[bit]] • [[black]] • [[bloke]] • [[blood]] • [[blow]] • [[blue]] • [[board]] • [[boat]] • [[body]] • [[book]] • [[both]] • [[bother]] • [[bottle]] • [[bottom]] • [[box]] • [[boy]] • [[break]] • [[brief]] • [[brilliant]] • [[bring]] • [[britain]] • [[brother]] • [[budget]] • [[build]] • [[bus]] • [[business]] • [[busy]] • [[but]] • [[buy]] • [[by]] == C == [[cake]] • [[call]] • [[can]] • [[car]] • [[card]] • [[care]] • [[carry]] • [[case]] • [[cat]] • [[catch]] • [[cause]] • [[cent]] • [[centre]] • [[certain]] • [[chair]] • [[chairman]] • [[chance]] • [[change]] • [[chap]] • [[character]] • [[charge]] • [[cheap]] • [[check]] • [[child]] • [[choice]] • [[choose]] • [[christ]] • [[christmas]] • [[church]] • [[city]] • [[claim]] • [[class]] • [[clean]] • [[clear]] • [[client]] • [[clock]] • [[close]] • [[closes]] • [[clothe]] • [[club]] • [[coffee]] • [[cold]] • [[colleague]] • [[collect]] • [[college]] • [[colour]] • [[come]] • [[comment]] • [[commit]] • [[committee]] • [[common]] • [[community]] • [[company]] • [[compare]] • [[complete]] • [[compute]] • [[concern]] • [[condition]] • [[confer]] • [[consider]] • [[consult]] • [[contact]] • [[continue]] • [[contract]] • [[control]] • [[converse]] • [[cook]] • [[copy]] • [[corner]] • [[correct]] • [[cost]] • [[could]] • [[council]] • [[count]] • [[country]] • [[county]] • [[couple]] • [[course]] • [[court]] • [[cover]] • [[create]] • [[cross]] • [[cup]] • [[current]] • [[cut]] == D == [[dad]] • [[danger]] • [[date]] • [[day]] • [[dead]] • [[deal]] • [[dear]] • [[debate]] • [[decide]] • [[decision]] • [[deep]] • [[definite]] • [[degree]] • [[department]] • [[depend]] • [[describe]] • [[design]] • [[detail]] • [[develop]] • [[die]] • [[difference]] • [[difficult]] • [[dinner]] • [[direct]] • [[discuss]] • [[district]] • [[divide]] • [[do]] • [[doctor]] • [[document]] • [[dog]] • [[door]] • [[double]] • [[doubt]] • [[down]] • [[draw]] • [[dress]] • [[drink]] • [[drive]] • [[drop]] • [[dry]] • [[due]] • [[during]] == E == [[each]] • [[early]] • [[east]] • [[easy]] • [[eat]] • [[economy]] • [[educate]] • [[effect]] • [[egg]] • [[eight]] • [[either]] • [[elect]] • [[electric]] • [[eleven]] • [[else]] • [[employ]] • [[encourage]] • [[end]] • [[engine]] • [[english]] • [[enjoy]] • [[enough]] • [[enter]] • [[environment]] • [[equal]] • [[especial]] • [[europe]] • [[even]] • [[evening]] • [[ever]] • [[every]] • [[evidence]] • [[exact]] • [[example]] • [[except]] • [[excuse]] • [[exercise]] • [[exist]] • [[expect]] • [[expense]] • [[experience]] • [[explain]] • [[express]] • [[extra]] • [[eye]] == F == [[face]] • [[fact]] • [[fair]] • [[fall]] • [[family]] • [[far]] • [[farm]] • [[fast]] • [[father]] • [[favour]] • [[feed]] • [[feel]] • [[few]] • [[field]] • [[fight]] • [[figure]] • [[file]] • [[fill]] • [[film]] • [[final]] • [[finance]] • [[find]] • [[fine]] • [[finish]] • [[fire]] • [[first]] • [[fish]] • [[fit]] • [[five]] • [[flat]] • [[floor]] • [[fly]] • [[follow]] • [[food]] • [[foot]] • [[for]] • [[force]] • [[forget]] • [[form]] • [[fortune]] • [[forward]] • [[four]] • [[france]] • [[free]] • [[friday]] • [[friend]] • [[from]] • [[front]] (There is more in this list) 13499 2006-12-08T17:53:00Z Coppertwig 139 fixing the page == A == [[a]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[able]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[about]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[absolute]] &bull; [[accept]] &bull; [[account]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[achieve]] &bull; [[across]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[act]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[active]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[actual]] &bull; [[add]] &bull; [[address]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[admit]] &bull; [[advertise]] &bull; [[affect]] &bull; [[afford]] &bull; [[after]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[afternoon]] &bull; [[again]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[against]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[age]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[agent]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[ago]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[agree]] &bull; [[air]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[all]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[allow]] &bull; [[almost]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[along]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[already]]<ref name=W300/> &bull; [[alright]] &bull; [[also]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[although]]<ref name=W300/> &bull; [[always]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[america]] &bull; [[amount]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[and]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[another]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[answer]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[any]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[apart]] &bull; [[apparent]] &bull; [[appear]] &bull; [[apply]] &bull; [[appoint]] &bull; [[approach]] &bull; [[appropriate]] &bull; [[area]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[argue]] &bull; [[arm]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[around]] &bull; [[arrange]] &bull; [[art]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[as]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[ask]] &bull; [[associate]] &bull; [[assume]] &bull; [[at]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[attend]] &bull; [[authority]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[available]] &bull; [[aware]] &bull; [[away]]<ref name=W300/> &bull; [[awful]] == B == [[baby]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[back]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[bad]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[bag]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[balance]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[ball]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[bank]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[bar]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[base]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[basis]] &bull; [[be]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[bear]] &bull; [[beat]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[beauty]] &bull; [[because]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[become]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[bed]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[before]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[begin]] &bull; [[behind]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[believe]] &bull; [[benefit]] &bull; [[best]] &bull; [[bet]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[between]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[big]] &bull; [[bill]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[birth]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[bit]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[black]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[bloke]] &bull; [[blood]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[blow]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[blue]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[board]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[boat]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[body]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[book]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[both]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[bother]] &bull; [[bottle]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[bottom]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[box]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[boy]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[break]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[brief]] &bull; [[brilliant]] &bull; [[bring]] &bull; [[britain]] &bull; [[brother]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[budget]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[build]] &bull; [[bus]] &bull; [[business]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[busy]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[but]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[buy]] &bull; [[by]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> == C == [[cake]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[call]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[can]]<ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[car]] &bull; [[card]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[care]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[carry]] &bull; [[case]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[cat]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[catch]] &bull; [[cause]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[cent]] &bull; [[centre]] &bull; [[certain]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[chair]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[chairman]] &bull; [[chance]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[change]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[chap]] &bull; [[character]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[charge]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[cheap]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[check]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[child]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[choice]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[choose]] &bull; [[christ]] &bull; [[christmas]] &bull; [[church]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[city]] &bull; [[claim]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[class]] &bull; [[clean]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[clear]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[client]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[clock]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[close]] &bull; [[closes]] &bull; [[clothe]] &bull; [[club]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[coffee]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[cold]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[colleague]] &bull; [[collect]] &bull; [[college]] &bull; [[colour]] &bull; [[come]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[comment]] &bull; [[commit]] &bull; [[committee]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[common]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[community]] &bull; [[company]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[compare]] &bull; [[complete]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[compute]] &bull; [[concern]] &bull; [[condition]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[confer]] &bull; [[consider]] &bull; [[consult]] &bull; [[contact]] &bull; [[continue]] &bull; [[contract]] &bull; [[control]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[converse]] &bull; [[cook]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[copy]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[corner]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[correct]] &bull; [[cost]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[could]]<ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[council]]<ref name=W300/> &bull; [[count]] &bull; [[country]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[county]] &bull; [[couple]] &bull; [[course]] &bull; [[court]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[cover]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[create]] &bull; [[cross]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[cup]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[current]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[cut]]<ref name=BE850/> == D == [[dad]] &bull; [[danger]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[date]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[day]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[dead]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[deal]] &bull; [[dear]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[debate]] &bull; [[decide]] &bull; [[decision]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[deep]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[definite]] &bull; [[degree]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[department]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[depend]] &bull; [[describe]] &bull; [[design]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[detail]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[develop]] &bull; [[die]] &bull; [[difference]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[difficult]] &bull; [[dinner]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[direct]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[discuss]] &bull; [[district]] &bull; [[divide]] &bull; [[do]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[doctor]] &bull; [[document]] &bull; [[dog]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[door]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[double]] &bull; [[doubt]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[down]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[draw]] &bull; [[dress]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[drink]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[drive]] &bull; [[drop]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[dry]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[due]] &bull; [[during]]<ref name=W300/> == E == [[each]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[early]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[east]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[easy]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[eat]] &bull; [[economy]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[educate]] &bull; [[effect]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[egg]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[eight]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=S300/> &bull; [[either]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[elect]] &bull; [[electric]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[eleven]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[else]] &bull; [[employ]] &bull; [[encourage]] &bull; [[end]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[engine]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[english]] &bull; [[enjoy]] &bull; [[enough]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[enter]] &bull; [[environment]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[equal]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[especial]] &bull; [[europe]] &bull; [[even]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[evening]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[ever]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[every]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[evidence]] &bull; [[exact]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[example]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[except]] &bull; [[excuse]] &bull; [[exercise]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[exist]] &bull; [[expect]] &bull; [[expense]] &bull; [[experience]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[explain]] &bull; [[express]] &bull; [[extra]] &bull; [[eye]]<ref name=BE850/> == F == [[face]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[fact]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[fair]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[fall]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[family]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[far]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[farm]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[fast]] &bull; [[father]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[favour]] &bull; [[feed]] &bull; [[feel]] &bull; [[few]]<ref name=W300/> &bull; [[field]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[fight]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[figure]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[file]] &bull; [[fill]] &bull; [[film]] &bull; [[final]] &bull; [[finance]] &bull; [[find]]<ref name=W300/> &bull; [[fine]] &bull; [[finish]] &bull; [[fire]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[first]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[fish]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[fit]] &bull; [[five]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[flat]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[floor]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[fly]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[follow]] &bull; [[food]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[foot]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[for]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[force]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[forget]] &bull; [[form]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[fortune]] &bull; [[forward]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[four]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[france]] &bull; [[free]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[friday]] &bull; [[friend]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[from]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[front]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[full]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[fun]] &bull; [[function]] &bull; [[fund]] &bull; [[further]] &bull; [[future]]<ref name=BE850/> == G == [[game]] &bull; [[garden]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[gas]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[general]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[germany]] &bull; [[get]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[girl]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[give]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[glass]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[go]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[god]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[good]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[goodbye]] &bull; [[govern]] &bull; [[grand]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[grant]] &bull; [[great]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[green]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[ground]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[group]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[grow]] &bull; [[guess]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[guy]] == H == [[hair]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[half]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[hall]] &bull; [[hand]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[hang]] &bull; [[happen]] &bull; [[happy]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[hard]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[hate]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[have]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[he]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[head]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[health]] &bull; [[hear]] &bull; [[heart]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[heat]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[heavy]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[hell]] &bull; [[help]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[here]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[high]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[history]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[hit]] &bull; [[hold]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[holiday]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[home]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[honest]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[hope]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[horse]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[hospital]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[hot]] &bull; [[hour]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[house]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[how]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[however]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[hullo]] &bull; [[hundred]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=S300/> &bull; [[husband]]<ref name=BE1500/> == I == [[idea]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[identify]] &bull; [[if]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[imagine]] &bull; [[important]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[improve]] &bull; [[in]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[include]] &bull; [[income]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[increase]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[indeed]] &bull; [[individual]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[industry]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[inform]] &bull; [[inside]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[instead]] &bull; [[insure]] &bull; [[interest]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[into]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[introduce]] &bull; [[invest]] &bull; [[involve]] &bull; [[issue]] &bull; [[it]]<ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[item]] &bull; [[jesus]] &bull; [[job]] &bull; [[join]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[judge]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[jump]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[just]]<ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> == K == [[keep]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[key]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[kid]] &bull; [[kill]] &bull; [[kind]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[king]] &bull; [[kitchen]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[knock]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[know]]<ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> == L == [[labour]] &bull; [[lad]] &bull; [[lady]] &bull; [[land]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[language]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[large]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[last]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[late]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[laugh]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[law]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[lay]] &bull; [[lead]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[learn]] &bull; [[leave]] &bull; [[left]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[leg]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[less]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[let]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[letter]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[level]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[lie]] &bull; [[life]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[light]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[like]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[likely]] &bull; [[limit]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[line]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[link]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[list]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[listen]] &bull; [[little]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/> &bull; [[live]] &bull; [[load]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[local]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[lock]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[london]] &bull; [[long]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[look]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[lord]] &bull; [[lose]] &bull; [[lot]] &bull; [[love]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[low]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[luck]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[lunch]]<ref name=BE1500/> == M == [[machine]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[main]] &bull; [[major]] &bull; [[make]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[man]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[manage]] &bull; [[many]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[mark]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[market]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[marry]] &bull; [[match]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[matter]] &bull; [[may]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[maybe]] &bull; [[mean]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=S300/> &bull; [[meaning]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[measure]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[meet]] &bull; [[member]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[mention]] &bull; [[middle]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[might]]<ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[mile]] &bull; [[milk]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[million]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[mind]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[minister]] &bull; [[minus]] &bull; [[minute]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[miss]] &bull; [[mister]] &bull; [[moment]] &bull; [[monday]] &bull; [[money]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[month]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[more]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[morning]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[most]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[mother]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[motion]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[move]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[mrs]] &bull; [[much]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[music]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[must]]<ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> == N == [[name]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[nation]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[nature]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[near]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[necessary]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[need]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[never]]<ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[new]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[news]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[next]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[nice]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=S300/> &bull; [[night]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[nine]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[no]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[non]] &bull; [[none]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[normal]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[north]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[not]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[note]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[notice]] &bull; [[now]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[number]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> == O == [[obvious]] &bull; [[occasion]] &bull; [[odd]] &bull; [[of]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[off]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[offer]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[office]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[often]]<ref name=W300/> &bull; [[okay]] &bull; [[old]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[on]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[once]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[one]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[only]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[open]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[operate]] &bull; [[opportunity]] &bull; [[oppose]] &bull; [[or]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[order]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[organize]] &bull; [[original]] &bull; [[other]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[otherwise]] &bull; [[ought]] &bull; [[out]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[over]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[own]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> == P == [[pack]] &bull; [[page]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[paint]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[pair]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[paper]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[paragraph]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[pardon]] &bull; [[parent]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[park]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[part]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[particular]] &bull; [[party]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[pass]] &bull; [[past]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[pay]] &bull; [[pence]] &bull; [[pension]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[people]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[per]]<ref name=W300/> &bull; [[percent]] &bull; [[perfect]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[perhaps]]<ref name=W300/> &bull; [[period]] &bull; [[person]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[photograph]] &bull; [[pick]] &bull; [[picture]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[piece]] &bull; [[place]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[plan]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[play]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[please]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[plus]] &bull; [[point]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[police]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[policy]] &bull; [[politic]] &bull; [[poor]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[position]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[positive]] &bull; [[possible]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[post]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[pound]] &bull; [[power]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[practise]] &bull; [[prepare]] &bull; [[present]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[press]] &bull; [[pressure]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[presume]] &bull; [[pretty]] &bull; [[previous]] &bull; [[price]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[print]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[private]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[probable]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[problem]] &bull; [[proceed]] &bull; [[process]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[produce]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[product]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[programme]] &bull; [[project]] &bull; [[proper]] &bull; [[propose]] &bull; [[protect]] &bull; [[provide]] &bull; [[public]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[pull]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[purpose]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[push]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[put]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[quality]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[quarter]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[question]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[quick]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[quid]] &bull; [[quiet]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[quite]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> == R == [[radio]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[rail]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[raise]] &bull; [[range]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[rate]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[rather]] &bull; [[read]] &bull; [[ready]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[real]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[realise]] &bull; [[really]]<ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[reason]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[receive]] &bull; [[recent]] &bull; [[reckon]] &bull; [[recognize]] &bull; [[recommend]] &bull; [[record]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[red]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[reduce]] &bull; [[refer]] &bull; [[regard]] &bull; [[region]] &bull; [[relation]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[remember]] &bull; [[report]] &bull; [[represent]] &bull; [[require]] &bull; [[research]] &bull; [[resource]] &bull; [[respect]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[responsible]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[rest]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[result]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[return]] &bull; [[rid]] &bull; [[right]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/> &bull; [[ring]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[rise]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[road]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[role]] &bull; [[roll]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[room]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[round]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[rule]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[run]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[safe]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[sale]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[same]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[saturday]] &bull; [[save]] &bull; [[say]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[scheme]] &bull; [[school]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[science]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[score]] &bull; [[scotland]] &bull; [[seat]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[second]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[secretary]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[section]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[secure]] &bull; [[see]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[seem]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[self]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[sell]] &bull; [[send]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[sense]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[separate]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[serious]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[serve]] &bull; [[service]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[set]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[settle]] &bull; [[seven]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[sex]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[shall]] &bull; [[share]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[she]]<ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[sheet]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[shoe]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[shoot]] &bull; [[shop]] &bull; [[short]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[should]]<ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[show]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[shut]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[sick]] &bull; [[side]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[sign]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[similar]] &bull; [[simple]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[since]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[sing]] &bull; [[single]] &bull; [[sir]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[sister]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[sit]] &bull; [[site]] &bull; [[situate]] &bull; [[six]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=S300/> &bull; [[size]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[sleep]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[slight]] &bull; [[slow]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[small]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[smoke]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[so]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[social]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[society]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[some]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[son]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[soon]] &bull; [[sorry]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[sort]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/> &bull; [[sound]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[south]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[space]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[speak]] &bull; [[special]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[specific]] &bull; [[speed]] &bull; [[spell]] &bull; [[spend]] &bull; [[square]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[staff]] &bull; [[stage]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[stairs]] &bull; [[stand]] &bull; [[standard]] &bull; [[start]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[state]]<ref name=W300/> &bull; [[station]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[stay]] &bull; [[step]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[stick]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[still]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[stop]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[story]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[straight]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[strategy]] &bull; [[street]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[strike]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[strong]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[structure]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[student]] &bull; [[study]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[stuff]] &bull; [[stupid]] &bull; [[subject]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[succeed]] &bull; [[such]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[sudden]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[suggest]] &bull; [[suit]] &bull; [[summer]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[sun]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[sunday]] &bull; [[supply]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[support]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[suppose]] &bull; [[sure]] &bull; [[surprise]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[switch]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[system]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[table]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[take]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[talk]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[tape]] &bull; [[tax]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[tea]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[teach]] &bull; [[team]] &bull; [[telephone]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[television]] &bull; [[tell]]<ref name=S300/> &bull; [[ten]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=S300/> &bull; [[tend]] &bull; [[term]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[terrible]] &bull; [[test]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[than]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[thank]]<ref name=S300/> &bull; [[the]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[then]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[there]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[therefore]] &bull; [[they]]<ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[thing]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/> &bull; [[think]]<ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[thirteen]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[thirty]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[this]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[thou]] &bull; [[though]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[thousand]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[three]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[through]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[throw]] &bull; [[thursday]] &bull; [[tie]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[time]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref 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[[will]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[win]] &bull; [[wind]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[window]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[wish]] &bull; [[with]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[within]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[without]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[woman]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[wonder]] &bull; [[wood]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[word]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[work]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[world]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[worry]] &bull; [[worse]] &bull; [[worth]] &bull; [[would]]<ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[write]] &bull; [[wrong]]<ref name=BE850/> == X == == Y == [[year]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[yes]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/> &bull; [[yesterday]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[yet]]<ref name=W300/> &bull; [[you]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[young]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> 13500 2006-12-08T17:57:19Z Coppertwig 139 format == A == [[a]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[able]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[about]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[absolute]] &bull; [[accept]] &bull; [[account]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[achieve]] &bull; [[across]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[act]]<ref name=BE850/> [[active]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[actual]] &bull; [[add]] &bull; [[address]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[admit]] &bull; [[advertise]] &bull; [[affect]] &bull; [[afford]] &bull; [[after]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[afternoon]] &bull; [[again]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[against]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[age]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[agent]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[ago]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[agree]] &bull; [[air]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[all]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[allow]] &bull; [[almost]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[along]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[already]]<ref name=W300/> &bull; [[alright]] &bull; [[also]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[although]]<ref name=W300/> &bull; [[always]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[america]] &bull; [[amount]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[and]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[another]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[answer]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[any]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[apart]] &bull; [[apparent]] &bull; [[appear]] &bull; [[apply]] &bull; [[appoint]] &bull; [[approach]] &bull; [[appropriate]] &bull; [[area]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[argue]] &bull; [[arm]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[around]] &bull; [[arrange]] &bull; [[art]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[as]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[ask]] &bull; [[associate]] &bull; [[assume]] &bull; [[at]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[attend]] &bull; [[authority]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[available]] &bull; [[aware]] &bull; [[away]]<ref name=W300/> &bull; [[awful]] == B == [[baby]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[back]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[bad]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[bag]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[balance]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[ball]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[bank]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[bar]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[base]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[basis]] &bull; [[be]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[bear]] &bull; [[beat]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[beauty]] &bull; [[because]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[become]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[bed]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[before]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[begin]] &bull; [[behind]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[believe]] &bull; [[benefit]] &bull; [[best]] &bull; [[bet]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[between]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[big]] &bull; [[bill]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[birth]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[bit]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[black]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[bloke]] &bull; [[blood]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[blow]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[blue]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[board]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[boat]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[body]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[book]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[both]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[bother]] &bull; [[bottle]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[bottom]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[box]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[boy]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[break]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[brief]] &bull; [[brilliant]] &bull; [[bring]] &bull; [[britain]] &bull; [[brother]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[budget]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[build]] &bull; [[bus]] &bull; [[business]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[busy]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[but]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[buy]] &bull; [[by]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> == C == [[cake]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[call]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[can]]<ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[car]] &bull; [[card]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[care]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[carry]] &bull; [[case]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[cat]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[catch]] &bull; [[cause]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[cent]] &bull; [[centre]] &bull; [[certain]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[chair]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[chairman]] &bull; [[chance]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[change]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[chap]] &bull; [[character]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[charge]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[cheap]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[check]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[child]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[choice]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[choose]] &bull; [[christ]] &bull; [[christmas]] &bull; [[church]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[city]] &bull; [[claim]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[class]] &bull; [[clean]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[clear]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[client]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[clock]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[close]] &bull; [[closes]] &bull; [[clothe]] &bull; [[club]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[coffee]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[cold]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[colleague]] &bull; [[collect]] &bull; [[college]] &bull; [[colour]] &bull; [[come]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[comment]] &bull; [[commit]] &bull; [[committee]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[common]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[community]] &bull; [[company]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[compare]] &bull; [[complete]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[compute]] &bull; [[concern]] &bull; [[condition]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[confer]] &bull; [[consider]] &bull; [[consult]] &bull; [[contact]] &bull; [[continue]] &bull; [[contract]] &bull; [[control]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[converse]] &bull; [[cook]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[copy]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[corner]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[correct]] &bull; [[cost]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[could]]<ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[council]]<ref name=W300/> &bull; [[count]] &bull; [[country]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[county]] &bull; [[couple]] &bull; [[course]] &bull; [[court]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[cover]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[create]] &bull; [[cross]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[cup]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[current]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[cut]]<ref name=BE850/> == D == [[dad]] &bull; [[danger]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[date]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[day]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[dead]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[deal]] &bull; [[dear]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[debate]] &bull; [[decide]] &bull; [[decision]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[deep]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[definite]] &bull; [[degree]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[department]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[depend]] &bull; [[describe]] &bull; [[design]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[detail]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[develop]] &bull; [[die]] &bull; [[difference]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[difficult]] &bull; [[dinner]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[direct]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[discuss]] &bull; [[district]] &bull; [[divide]] &bull; [[do]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[doctor]] &bull; [[document]] &bull; [[dog]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[door]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[double]] &bull; [[doubt]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[down]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[draw]] &bull; [[dress]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[drink]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[drive]] &bull; [[drop]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[dry]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[due]] &bull; [[during]]<ref name=W300/> == E == [[each]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[early]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[east]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[easy]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[eat]] &bull; [[economy]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[educate]] &bull; [[effect]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[egg]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[eight]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=S300/> &bull; [[either]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[elect]] &bull; [[electric]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[eleven]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[else]] &bull; [[employ]] &bull; [[encourage]] &bull; [[end]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[engine]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[english]] &bull; [[enjoy]] &bull; [[enough]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[enter]] &bull; [[environment]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[equal]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[especial]] &bull; [[europe]] &bull; [[even]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[evening]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[ever]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[every]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[evidence]] &bull; [[exact]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[example]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[except]] &bull; [[excuse]] &bull; [[exercise]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[exist]] &bull; [[expect]] &bull; [[expense]] &bull; [[experience]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[explain]] &bull; [[express]] &bull; [[extra]] &bull; [[eye]]<ref name=BE850/> == F == [[face]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[fact]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[fair]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[fall]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[family]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[far]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[farm]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[fast]] &bull; [[father]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[favour]] &bull; [[feed]] &bull; [[feel]] &bull; [[few]]<ref name=W300/> &bull; [[field]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[fight]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[figure]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[file]] &bull; [[fill]] &bull; [[film]] &bull; [[final]] &bull; [[finance]] &bull; [[find]]<ref name=W300/> &bull; [[fine]] &bull; [[finish]] &bull; [[fire]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[first]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[fish]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[fit]] &bull; [[five]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[flat]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[floor]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[fly]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[follow]] &bull; [[food]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[foot]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[for]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[force]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[forget]] &bull; [[form]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[fortune]] &bull; [[forward]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[four]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[france]] &bull; [[free]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[friday]] &bull; [[friend]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[from]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[front]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[full]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[fun]] &bull; [[function]] &bull; [[fund]] &bull; [[further]] &bull; [[future]]<ref name=BE850/> == G == [[game]] &bull; [[garden]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[gas]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[general]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[germany]] &bull; [[get]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[girl]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[give]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[glass]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[go]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[god]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[good]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[goodbye]] &bull; [[govern]] &bull; [[grand]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[grant]] &bull; [[great]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[green]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[ground]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[group]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[grow]] &bull; [[guess]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[guy]] == H == [[hair]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[half]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[hall]] &bull; [[hand]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[hang]] &bull; [[happen]] &bull; [[happy]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[hard]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[hate]]<ref name=BE850/> 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[[lie]] &bull; [[life]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[light]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[like]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[likely]] &bull; [[limit]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[line]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[link]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[list]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[listen]] &bull; [[little]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/> &bull; [[live]] &bull; [[load]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[local]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[lock]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[london]] &bull; [[long]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[look]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[lord]] &bull; [[lose]] &bull; [[lot]] &bull; [[love]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[low]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[luck]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[lunch]]<ref name=BE1500/> == M == [[machine]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[main]] &bull; [[major]] &bull; [[make]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[man]]<ref name=BE850/><ref 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[[operate]] &bull; [[opportunity]] &bull; [[oppose]] &bull; [[or]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[order]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[organize]] &bull; [[original]] &bull; [[other]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[otherwise]] &bull; [[ought]] &bull; [[out]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[over]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[own]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> == P == [[pack]] &bull; [[page]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[paint]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[pair]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[paper]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[paragraph]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[pardon]] &bull; [[parent]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[park]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[part]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[particular]] &bull; [[party]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[pass]] &bull; [[past]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[pay]] &bull; [[pence]] &bull; [[pension]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[people]]<ref 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&bull; [[station]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[stay]] &bull; [[step]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[stick]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[still]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[stop]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[story]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[straight]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[strategy]] &bull; [[street]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[strike]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[strong]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[structure]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[student]] &bull; [[study]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[stuff]] &bull; [[stupid]] &bull; [[subject]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[succeed]] &bull; [[such]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[sudden]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[suggest]] &bull; [[suit]] &bull; [[summer]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[sun]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[sunday]] &bull; [[supply]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[support]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[suppose]] &bull; [[sure]] &bull; [[surprise]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[switch]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[system]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[table]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[take]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[talk]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[tape]] &bull; [[tax]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[tea]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[teach]] &bull; [[team]] &bull; [[telephone]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[television]] &bull; [[tell]]<ref name=S300/> &bull; [[ten]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=S300/> &bull; [[tend]] &bull; [[term]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[terrible]] &bull; [[test]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[than]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[thank]]<ref name=S300/> &bull; [[the]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[then]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[there]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[therefore]] &bull; [[they]]<ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[thing]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/> &bull; [[think]]<ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[thirteen]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[thirty]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[this]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[thou]] &bull; [[though]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[thousand]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[three]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[through]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[throw]] &bull; [[thursday]] &bull; [[tie]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[time]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[to]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[today]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[together]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[tomorrow]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[tonight]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[too]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[top]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[total]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[touch]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[toward]] &bull; [[town]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[trade]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[traffic]]<ref 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[[video]] &bull; [[view]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[village]] &bull; [[visit]] &bull; [[vote]]<ref name=BE1500/> == W == [[wage]] &bull; [[wait]] &bull; [[walk]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[wall]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[want]]<ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[war]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[warm]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[wash]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[waste]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[watch]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[water]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[way]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[we]]<ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[wear]] &bull; [[wednesday]] &bull; [[wee]] &bull; [[week]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/> &bull; [[weigh]] &bull; [[welcome]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[well]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[west]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[what]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[when]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[where]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[whether]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[which]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[while]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[white]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[who]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[whole]] &bull; [[why]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[wide]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[wife]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[will]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[win]] &bull; [[wind]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[window]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[wish]] &bull; [[with]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[within]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[without]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[woman]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[wonder]] &bull; [[wood]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[word]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[work]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[world]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[worry]] &bull; [[worse]] &bull; [[worth]] &bull; [[would]]<ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[write]] &bull; [[wrong]]<ref name=BE850/> == X == == Y == [[year]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[yes]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/> &bull; [[yesterday]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[yet]]<ref name=W300/> &bull; [[you]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[young]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> 13510 2006-12-08T23:05:39Z Coppertwig 139 fixing format == A == [[a]] &bull; [[able]] &bull; [[about]] &bull; [[absolute]] &bull; [[accept]] &bull; [[account]] &bull; [[achieve]] &bull; [[across]] &bull; [[act]] &bull; [[active]] &bull; [[actual]] &bull; [[add]] &bull; [[address]] &bull; [[admit]] &bull; [[advertise]] &bull; [[affect]] &bull; [[afford]] &bull; [[after]] &bull; [[afternoon]] &bull; [[again]] &bull; [[against]] &bull; [[age]] &bull; [[agent]] &bull; [[ago]] &bull; [[agree]] &bull; [[air]] &bull; [[all]] &bull; [[allow]] &bull; [[almost]] &bull; [[along]] &bull; [[already]] &bull; [[alright]] &bull; [[also]] &bull; [[although]] &bull; [[always]] &bull; [[america]] &bull; [[amount]] &bull; [[and]] &bull; [[another]] &bull; [[answer]] &bull; [[any]] &bull; [[apart]] &bull; [[apparent]] &bull; [[appear]] &bull; [[apply]] &bull; [[appoint]] &bull; [[approach]] &bull; [[appropriate]] &bull; [[area]] &bull; [[argue]] &bull; [[arm]] &bull; [[around]] &bull; [[arrange]] &bull; [[art]] &bull; [[as]] &bull; [[ask]] &bull; [[associate]] &bull; [[assume]] &bull; [[at]] &bull; [[attend]] &bull; [[authority]] &bull; [[available]] &bull; [[aware]] &bull; [[away]] &bull; [[awful]] == B == [[baby]] &bull; [[back]] &bull; [[bad]] &bull; [[bag]] &bull; [[balance]] &bull; [[ball]] &bull; [[bank]] &bull; [[bar]] &bull; [[base]] &bull; [[basis]] &bull; [[be]] &bull; [[bear]] &bull; [[beat]] &bull; [[beauty]] &bull; [[because]] &bull; [[become]] &bull; [[bed]] &bull; [[before]] &bull; [[begin]] &bull; [[behind]] &bull; [[believe]] &bull; [[benefit]] &bull; [[best]] &bull; [[bet]] &bull; [[between]] &bull; [[big]] &bull; [[bill]] &bull; [[birth]] &bull; [[bit]] &bull; [[black]] &bull; [[bloke]] &bull; [[blood]] &bull; [[blow]] &bull; [[blue]] &bull; [[board]] &bull; [[boat]] &bull; [[body]] &bull; [[book]] &bull; [[both]] &bull; [[bother]] &bull; [[bottle]] &bull; [[bottom]] &bull; [[box]] &bull; [[boy]] &bull; [[break]] &bull; [[brief]] &bull; [[brilliant]] &bull; [[bring]] &bull; [[britain]] &bull; [[brother]] &bull; [[budget]] &bull; [[build]] &bull; [[bus]] &bull; [[business]] &bull; [[busy]] &bull; [[but]] &bull; [[buy]] &bull; [[by]] == C == [[cake]] &bull; [[call]] &bull; [[can]] &bull; [[car]] &bull; [[card]] &bull; [[care]] &bull; [[carry]] &bull; [[case]] &bull; [[cat]] &bull; [[catch]] &bull; [[cause]] &bull; [[cent]] &bull; [[centre]] &bull; [[certain]] &bull; [[chair]] &bull; [[chairman]] &bull; [[chance]] &bull; [[change]] &bull; [[chap]] &bull; [[character]] &bull; [[charge]] &bull; [[cheap]] &bull; [[check]] &bull; [[child]] &bull; [[choice]] &bull; [[choose]] &bull; [[christ]] &bull; [[christmas]] &bull; [[church]] &bull; [[city]] &bull; [[claim]] &bull; [[class]] &bull; [[clean]] &bull; [[clear]] &bull; [[client]] &bull; [[clock]] &bull; [[close]] &bull; [[closes]] &bull; [[clothe]] &bull; [[club]] &bull; [[coffee]] &bull; [[cold]] &bull; [[colleague]] &bull; [[collect]] &bull; [[college]] &bull; [[colour]] &bull; [[come]] &bull; [[comment]] &bull; [[commit]] &bull; [[committee]] &bull; [[common]] &bull; [[community]] &bull; [[company]] &bull; [[compare]] &bull; [[complete]] &bull; [[compute]] &bull; [[concern]] &bull; [[condition]] &bull; [[confer]] &bull; [[consider]] &bull; [[consult]] &bull; [[contact]] &bull; [[continue]] &bull; [[contract]] &bull; [[control]] &bull; [[converse]] &bull; [[cook]] &bull; [[copy]] &bull; [[corner]] &bull; [[correct]] &bull; [[cost]] &bull; [[could]] &bull; [[council]] &bull; [[count]] &bull; [[country]] &bull; [[county]] &bull; [[couple]] &bull; [[course]] &bull; [[court]] &bull; [[cover]] &bull; [[create]] &bull; [[cross]] &bull; [[cup]] &bull; [[current]] &bull; [[cut]] == D == [[dad]] &bull; [[danger]] &bull; [[date]] &bull; [[day]] &bull; [[dead]] &bull; [[deal]] &bull; [[dear]] &bull; [[debate]] &bull; [[decide]] &bull; [[decision]] &bull; [[deep]] &bull; [[definite]] &bull; [[degree]] &bull; [[department]] &bull; [[depend]] &bull; [[describe]] &bull; [[design]] &bull; [[detail]] &bull; [[develop]] &bull; [[die]] &bull; [[difference]] &bull; [[difficult]] &bull; [[dinner]] &bull; [[direct]] &bull; [[discuss]] &bull; [[district]] &bull; [[divide]] &bull; [[do]] &bull; [[doctor]] &bull; [[document]] &bull; [[dog]] &bull; [[door]] &bull; [[double]] &bull; [[doubt]] &bull; [[down]] &bull; [[draw]] &bull; [[dress]] &bull; [[drink]] &bull; [[drive]] &bull; [[drop]] &bull; [[dry]] &bull; [[due]] &bull; [[during]] == E == [[each]] &bull; [[early]] &bull; [[east]] &bull; [[easy]] &bull; [[eat]] &bull; [[economy]] &bull; [[educate]] &bull; [[effect]] &bull; [[egg]] &bull; [[eight]] &bull; [[either]] &bull; [[elect]] &bull; [[electric]] &bull; [[eleven]] &bull; [[else]] &bull; [[employ]] &bull; [[encourage]] &bull; [[end]] &bull; [[engine]] &bull; [[english]] &bull; [[enjoy]] &bull; [[enough]] &bull; [[enter]] &bull; [[environment]] &bull; [[equal]] &bull; [[especial]] &bull; [[europe]] &bull; [[even]] &bull; [[evening]] &bull; [[ever]] &bull; [[every]] &bull; [[evidence]] &bull; [[exact]] &bull; [[example]] &bull; [[except]] &bull; [[excuse]] &bull; [[exercise]] &bull; [[exist]] &bull; [[expect]] &bull; [[expense]] &bull; [[experience]] &bull; [[explain]] &bull; [[express]] &bull; [[extra]] &bull; [[eye]] == F == [[face]] &bull; [[fact]] &bull; [[fair]] &bull; [[fall]] &bull; [[family]] &bull; [[far]] &bull; [[farm]] &bull; [[fast]] &bull; [[father]] &bull; [[favour]] &bull; [[feed]] &bull; [[feel]] &bull; [[few]] &bull; [[field]] &bull; [[fight]] &bull; [[figure]] &bull; [[file]] &bull; [[fill]] &bull; [[film]] &bull; [[final]] &bull; [[finance]] &bull; [[find]] &bull; [[fine]] &bull; [[finish]] &bull; [[fire]] &bull; [[first]] &bull; [[fish]] &bull; [[fit]] &bull; [[five]] &bull; [[flat]] &bull; [[floor]] &bull; [[fly]] &bull; [[follow]] &bull; [[food]] &bull; [[foot]] &bull; [[for]] &bull; [[force]] &bull; [[forget]] &bull; [[form]] &bull; [[fortune]] &bull; [[forward]] &bull; [[four]] &bull; [[france]] &bull; [[free]] &bull; [[friday]] &bull; [[friend]] &bull; [[from]] &bull; [[front]] &bull; [[full]] &bull; [[fun]] &bull; [[function]] &bull; [[fund]] &bull; [[further]] &bull; [[future]] == G == [[game]] &bull; [[garden]] &bull; [[gas]] &bull; [[general]] &bull; [[germany]] &bull; [[get]] &bull; [[girl]] &bull; [[give]] &bull; [[glass]] &bull; [[go]] &bull; [[god]] &bull; [[good]] &bull; [[goodbye]] &bull; [[govern]] &bull; [[grand]] &bull; [[grant]] &bull; [[great]] &bull; [[green]] &bull; [[ground]] &bull; [[group]] &bull; [[grow]] &bull; [[guess]] &bull; [[guy]] == H == [[hair]] &bull; [[half]] &bull; [[hall]] &bull; [[hand]] &bull; [[hang]] &bull; [[happen]] &bull; [[happy]] &bull; [[hard]] &bull; [[hate]] &bull; [[have]] &bull; [[he]] &bull; [[head]] &bull; [[health]] &bull; [[hear]] &bull; [[heart]] &bull; [[heat]] &bull; [[heavy]] &bull; [[hell]] &bull; [[help]] &bull; [[here]] &bull; [[high]] &bull; [[history]] &bull; [[hit]] &bull; [[hold]] &bull; [[holiday]] &bull; [[home]] &bull; [[honest]] &bull; [[hope]] &bull; [[horse]] &bull; [[hospital]] &bull; [[hot]] &bull; [[hour]] &bull; [[house]] &bull; [[how]] &bull; [[however]] &bull; [[hullo]] &bull; [[hundred]] &bull; [[husband]] == I == [[idea]] &bull; [[identify]] &bull; [[if]] &bull; [[imagine]] &bull; [[important]] &bull; [[improve]] &bull; [[in]] &bull; [[include]] &bull; [[income]] &bull; [[increase]] &bull; [[indeed]] &bull; [[individual]] &bull; [[industry]] &bull; [[inform]] &bull; [[inside]] &bull; [[instead]] &bull; [[insure]] &bull; [[interest]] &bull; [[into]] &bull; [[introduce]] &bull; [[invest]] &bull; [[involve]] &bull; [[issue]] &bull; [[it]] &bull; [[item]] &bull; [[jesus]] &bull; [[job]] &bull; [[join]] &bull; [[judge]] &bull; [[jump]] &bull; [[just]] == K == [[keep]] &bull; [[key]] &bull; [[kid]] &bull; [[kill]] &bull; [[kind]] &bull; [[king]] &bull; [[kitchen]] &bull; [[knock]] &bull; [[know]] == L == [[labour]] &bull; [[lad]] &bull; [[lady]] &bull; [[land]] &bull; [[language]] &bull; [[large]] &bull; [[last]] &bull; [[late]] &bull; [[laugh]] &bull; [[law]] &bull; [[lay]] &bull; [[lead]] &bull; [[learn]] &bull; [[leave]] &bull; [[left]] &bull; [[leg]] &bull; [[less]] &bull; [[let]] &bull; [[letter]] &bull; [[level]] &bull; [[lie]] &bull; [[life]] &bull; [[light]] &bull; [[like]] &bull; [[likely]] &bull; [[limit]] &bull; [[line]] &bull; [[link]] &bull; [[list]] &bull; [[listen]] &bull; [[little]] &bull; [[live]] &bull; [[load]] &bull; [[local]] &bull; [[lock]] &bull; [[london]] &bull; [[long]] &bull; [[look]] &bull; [[lord]] &bull; [[lose]] &bull; [[lot]] &bull; [[love]] &bull; [[low]] &bull; [[luck]] &bull; [[lunch]] == M == [[machine]] &bull; [[main]] &bull; [[major]] &bull; [[make]] &bull; [[man]] &bull; [[manage]] &bull; [[many]] &bull; [[mark]] &bull; [[market]] &bull; [[marry]] &bull; [[match]] &bull; [[matter]] &bull; [[may]] &bull; [[maybe]] &bull; [[mean]] &bull; [[meaning]] &bull; [[measure]] &bull; [[meet]] &bull; [[member]] &bull; [[mention]] &bull; [[middle]] &bull; [[might]] &bull; [[mile]] &bull; [[milk]] &bull; [[million]] &bull; [[mind]] &bull; [[minister]] &bull; [[minus]] &bull; [[minute]] &bull; [[miss]] &bull; [[mister]] &bull; [[moment]] &bull; [[monday]] &bull; [[money]] &bull; [[month]] &bull; [[more]] &bull; [[morning]] &bull; [[most]] &bull; [[mother]] &bull; [[motion]] &bull; [[move]] &bull; [[mrs]] &bull; [[much]] &bull; [[music]] &bull; [[must]] == N == [[name]] &bull; [[nation]] &bull; [[nature]] &bull; [[near]] &bull; [[necessary]] &bull; [[need]] &bull; [[never]] &bull; [[new]] &bull; [[news]] &bull; [[next]] &bull; [[nice]] &bull; [[night]] &bull; [[nine]] &bull; [[no]] &bull; [[non]] &bull; [[none]] &bull; [[normal]] &bull; [[north]] &bull; [[not]] &bull; [[note]] &bull; [[notice]] &bull; [[now]] &bull; [[number]] == O == [[obvious]] &bull; [[occasion]] &bull; [[odd]] &bull; [[of]] &bull; [[off]] &bull; [[offer]] &bull; [[office]] &bull; [[often]] &bull; [[okay]] &bull; [[old]] &bull; [[on]] &bull; [[once]] &bull; [[one]] &bull; [[only]] &bull; [[open]] &bull; [[operate]] &bull; [[opportunity]] &bull; [[oppose]] &bull; [[or]] &bull; [[order]] &bull; [[organize]] &bull; [[original]] &bull; [[other]] &bull; [[otherwise]] &bull; [[ought]] &bull; [[out]] &bull; [[over]] &bull; [[own]] == P == [[pack]] &bull; [[page]] &bull; [[paint]] &bull; [[pair]] &bull; [[paper]] &bull; [[paragraph]] &bull; [[pardon]] &bull; [[parent]] &bull; [[park]] &bull; [[part]] &bull; [[particular]] &bull; [[party]] &bull; [[pass]] &bull; [[past]] &bull; [[pay]] &bull; [[pence]] &bull; [[pension]] &bull; [[people]] &bull; [[per]] &bull; [[percent]] &bull; [[perfect]] &bull; [[perhaps]] &bull; [[period]] &bull; [[person]] &bull; [[photograph]] &bull; [[pick]] &bull; [[picture]] &bull; [[piece]] &bull; [[place]] &bull; [[plan]] &bull; [[play]] &bull; [[please]] &bull; [[plus]] &bull; [[point]] &bull; [[police]] &bull; [[policy]] &bull; [[politic]] &bull; [[poor]] &bull; [[position]] &bull; [[positive]] &bull; [[possible]] &bull; [[post]] &bull; [[pound]] &bull; [[power]] &bull; [[practise]] &bull; [[prepare]] &bull; [[present]] &bull; [[press]] &bull; [[pressure]] &bull; [[presume]] &bull; [[pretty]] &bull; [[previous]] &bull; [[price]] &bull; [[print]] &bull; [[private]] &bull; [[probable]] &bull; [[problem]] &bull; [[proceed]] &bull; [[process]] &bull; [[produce]] &bull; [[product]] &bull; [[programme]] &bull; [[project]] &bull; [[proper]] &bull; [[propose]] &bull; [[protect]] &bull; [[provide]] &bull; [[public]] &bull; [[pull]] &bull; [[purpose]] &bull; [[push]] &bull; [[put]] &bull; [[quality]] &bull; [[quarter]] &bull; [[question]] &bull; [[quick]] &bull; [[quid]] &bull; [[quiet]] &bull; [[quite]] == R == [[radio]] &bull; [[rail]] &bull; [[raise]] &bull; [[range]] &bull; [[rate]] &bull; [[rather]] &bull; [[read]] &bull; [[ready]] &bull; [[real]] &bull; [[realise]] &bull; [[really]] &bull; [[reason]] &bull; [[receive]] &bull; [[recent]] &bull; [[reckon]] &bull; [[recognize]] &bull; [[recommend]] &bull; [[record]] &bull; [[red]] &bull; [[reduce]] &bull; [[refer]] &bull; [[regard]] &bull; [[region]] &bull; [[relation]] &bull; [[remember]] &bull; [[report]] &bull; [[represent]] &bull; [[require]] &bull; [[research]] &bull; [[resource]] &bull; [[respect]] &bull; [[responsible]] &bull; [[rest]] &bull; [[result]] &bull; [[return]] &bull; [[rid]] &bull; [[right]] &bull; [[ring]] &bull; [[rise]] &bull; [[road]] &bull; [[role]] &bull; [[roll]] &bull; [[room]] &bull; [[round]] &bull; [[rule]] &bull; [[run]] &bull; [[safe]] &bull; [[sale]] &bull; [[same]] &bull; [[saturday]] &bull; [[save]] &bull; [[say]] &bull; [[scheme]] &bull; [[school]] &bull; [[science]] &bull; [[score]] &bull; [[scotland]] &bull; [[seat]] &bull; [[second]] &bull; [[secretary]] &bull; [[section]] &bull; [[secure]] &bull; [[see]] &bull; [[seem]] &bull; [[self]] &bull; [[sell]] &bull; [[send]] &bull; [[sense]] &bull; [[separate]] &bull; [[serious]] &bull; [[serve]] &bull; [[service]] &bull; [[set]] &bull; [[settle]] &bull; [[seven]] &bull; [[sex]] &bull; [[shall]] &bull; [[share]] &bull; [[she]] &bull; [[sheet]] &bull; [[shoe]] &bull; [[shoot]] &bull; [[shop]] &bull; [[short]] &bull; [[should]] &bull; [[show]] &bull; [[shut]] &bull; [[sick]] &bull; [[side]] &bull; [[sign]] &bull; [[similar]] &bull; [[simple]] &bull; [[since]] &bull; [[sing]] &bull; [[single]] &bull; [[sir]] &bull; [[sister]] &bull; [[sit]] &bull; [[site]] &bull; [[situate]] &bull; [[six]] &bull; [[size]] &bull; [[sleep]] &bull; [[slight]] &bull; [[slow]] &bull; [[small]] &bull; [[smoke]] &bull; [[so]] &bull; [[social]] &bull; [[society]] &bull; [[some]] &bull; [[son]] &bull; [[soon]] &bull; [[sorry]] &bull; [[sort]] &bull; [[sound]] &bull; [[south]] &bull; [[space]] &bull; [[speak]] &bull; [[special]] &bull; [[specific]] &bull; [[speed]] &bull; [[spell]] &bull; [[spend]] &bull; [[square]] &bull; [[staff]] &bull; [[stage]] &bull; [[stairs]] &bull; [[stand]] &bull; [[standard]] &bull; [[start]] &bull; [[state]] &bull; [[station]] &bull; [[stay]] &bull; [[step]] &bull; [[stick]] &bull; [[still]] &bull; [[stop]] &bull; [[story]] &bull; [[straight]] &bull; [[strategy]] &bull; [[street]] &bull; [[strike]] &bull; [[strong]] &bull; [[structure]] &bull; [[student]] &bull; [[study]] &bull; [[stuff]] &bull; [[stupid]] &bull; [[subject]] &bull; [[succeed]] &bull; [[such]] &bull; [[sudden]] &bull; [[suggest]] &bull; [[suit]] &bull; [[summer]] &bull; [[sun]] &bull; [[sunday]] &bull; [[supply]] &bull; [[support]] &bull; [[suppose]] &bull; [[sure]] &bull; [[surprise]] &bull; [[switch]] &bull; [[system]] &bull; [[table]] &bull; [[take]] &bull; [[talk]] &bull; [[tape]] &bull; [[tax]] &bull; [[tea]] &bull; [[teach]] &bull; [[team]] &bull; [[telephone]] &bull; [[television]] &bull; [[tell]] &bull; [[ten]] &bull; [[tend]] &bull; [[term]] &bull; [[terrible]] &bull; [[test]] &bull; [[than]] &bull; [[thank]] &bull; [[the]] &bull; [[then]] &bull; [[there]] &bull; [[therefore]] &bull; [[they]] &bull; [[thing]] &bull; [[think]] &bull; [[thirteen]] &bull; [[thirty]] &bull; [[this]] &bull; [[thou]] &bull; [[though]] &bull; [[thousand]] &bull; [[three]] &bull; [[through]] &bull; [[throw]] &bull; [[thursday]] &bull; [[tie]] &bull; [[time]] &bull; [[to]] &bull; [[today]] &bull; [[together]] &bull; [[tomorrow]] &bull; [[tonight]] &bull; [[too]] &bull; [[top]] &bull; [[total]] &bull; [[touch]] &bull; [[toward]] &bull; [[town]] &bull; [[trade]] &bull; [[traffic]] &bull; [[train]] &bull; [[transport]] &bull; [[travel]] &bull; [[treat]] &bull; [[tree]] &bull; [[trouble]] &bull; [[true]] &bull; [[trust]] &bull; [[try]] &bull; [[tuesday]] &bull; [[turn]] &bull; [[twelve]] &bull; [[twenty]] &bull; [[two]] &bull; [[type]] == U == [[under]] &bull; [[understand]] &bull; [[union]] &bull; [[unit]] &bull; [[unite]] &bull; [[university]] &bull; [[unless]] &bull; [[until]] &bull; [[up]] &bull; [[upon]] &bull; [[use]] &bull; [[usual]] == V == [[value]] &bull; [[various]] &bull; [[very]] &bull; [[video]] &bull; [[view]] &bull; [[village]] &bull; [[visit]] &bull; [[vote]] == W == [[wage]] &bull; [[wait]] &bull; [[walk]] &bull; [[wall]] &bull; [[want]] &bull; [[war]] &bull; [[warm]] &bull; [[wash]] &bull; [[waste]] &bull; [[watch]] &bull; [[water]] &bull; [[way]] &bull; [[we]] &bull; [[wear]] &bull; [[wednesday]] &bull; [[wee]] &bull; [[week]] &bull; [[weigh]] &bull; [[welcome]] &bull; [[well]] &bull; [[west]] &bull; [[what]] &bull; [[when]] &bull; [[where]] &bull; [[whether]] &bull; [[which]] &bull; [[while]] &bull; [[white]] &bull; [[who]] &bull; [[whole]] &bull; [[why]] &bull; [[wide]] &bull; [[wife]] &bull; [[will]] &bull; [[win]] &bull; [[wind]] &bull; [[window]] &bull; [[wish]] &bull; [[with]] &bull; [[within]] &bull; [[without]] &bull; [[woman]] &bull; [[wonder]] &bull; [[wood]] &bull; [[word]] &bull; [[work]] &bull; [[world]] &bull; [[worry]] &bull; [[worse]] &bull; [[worth]] &bull; [[would]] &bull; [[write]] &bull; [[wrong]] == X == == Y == [[year]] &bull; [[yes]] &bull; [[yesterday]] &bull; [[yet]] &bull; [[you]] &bull; [[young]] &bull; &bull; &bull; <references/> 13511 2006-12-08T23:16:40Z Coppertwig 139 fixing format Do not change this page. These words are from [[Wiktionary:BNC spoken freq 01]]. == A == [[a]]<ref name=BE850>This word is part of the Basic English 850.</ref><ref name=S300>This word is one of the most frequent 300 words in spoken English (BNC).</ref><ref name=W300>This word is one of the most frequent 300 words in written English (BNC).</ref> &bull; [[able]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[about]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[absolute]] &bull; [[accept]] &bull; [[account]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[achieve]] &bull; [[across]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[act]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[active]]<ref name=BE1500>This word is part of the Basic English 1500.</ref> &bull; [[actual]] &bull; [[add]] &bull; [[address]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[admit]] &bull; [[advertise]] &bull; [[affect]] &bull; [[afford]] &bull; [[after]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[afternoon]] &bull; [[again]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[against]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[age]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[agent]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[ago]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[agree]] &bull; [[air]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[all]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[allow]] &bull; [[almost]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[along]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[already]]<ref name=W300/> &bull; [[alright]] &bull; [[also]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[although]]<ref name=W300/> &bull; [[always]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[america]] &bull; [[amount]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[and]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[another]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[answer]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[any]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[apart]] &bull; [[apparent]] &bull; [[appear]] &bull; [[apply]] &bull; [[appoint]] &bull; [[approach]] &bull; [[appropriate]] &bull; [[area]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[argue]] &bull; [[arm]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[around]] &bull; [[arrange]] &bull; [[art]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[as]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[ask]] &bull; [[associate]] &bull; [[assume]] &bull; [[at]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[attend]] &bull; [[authority]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[available]] &bull; [[aware]] &bull; [[away]]<ref name=W300/> &bull; [[awful]] == B == [[baby]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[back]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[bad]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[bag]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[balance]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[ball]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[bank]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[bar]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[base]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[basis]] &bull; [[be]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[bear]] &bull; [[beat]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[beauty]] &bull; [[because]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[become]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[bed]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[before]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[begin]] &bull; [[behind]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[believe]] &bull; [[benefit]] &bull; [[best]] &bull; [[bet]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[between]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[big]] &bull; [[bill]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[birth]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[bit]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[black]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[bloke]] &bull; [[blood]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[blow]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[blue]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[board]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[boat]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[body]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[book]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[both]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[bother]] &bull; [[bottle]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[bottom]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[box]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[boy]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[break]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[brief]] &bull; [[brilliant]] &bull; [[bring]] &bull; [[britain]] &bull; [[brother]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[budget]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[build]] &bull; [[bus]] &bull; [[business]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[busy]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[but]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[buy]] &bull; [[by]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> == C == [[cake]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[call]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[can]]<ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[car]] &bull; [[card]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[care]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[carry]] &bull; [[case]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[cat]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[catch]] &bull; [[cause]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[cent]] &bull; [[centre]] &bull; [[certain]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[chair]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[chairman]] &bull; [[chance]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[change]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[chap]] &bull; [[character]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[charge]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[cheap]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[check]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[child]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[choice]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[choose]] &bull; [[christ]] &bull; [[christmas]] &bull; [[church]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[city]] &bull; [[claim]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[class]] &bull; [[clean]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[clear]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[client]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[clock]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[close]] &bull; [[closes]] &bull; [[clothe]] &bull; [[club]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[coffee]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[cold]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[colleague]] &bull; [[collect]] &bull; [[college]] &bull; [[colour]] &bull; [[come]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[comment]] &bull; [[commit]] &bull; [[committee]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[common]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[community]] &bull; [[company]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[compare]] &bull; [[complete]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[compute]] &bull; [[concern]] &bull; [[condition]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[confer]] &bull; [[consider]] &bull; [[consult]] &bull; [[contact]] &bull; [[continue]] &bull; [[contract]] &bull; [[control]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[converse]] &bull; [[cook]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[copy]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[corner]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[correct]] &bull; [[cost]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[could]]<ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[council]]<ref name=W300/> &bull; [[count]] &bull; [[country]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[county]] &bull; [[couple]] &bull; [[course]] &bull; [[court]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[cover]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[create]] &bull; [[cross]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[cup]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[current]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[cut]]<ref name=BE850/> == D == [[dad]] &bull; [[danger]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[date]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[day]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[dead]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[deal]] &bull; [[dear]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[debate]] &bull; [[decide]] &bull; [[decision]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[deep]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[definite]] &bull; [[degree]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[department]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[depend]] &bull; [[describe]] &bull; [[design]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[detail]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[develop]] &bull; [[die]] &bull; [[difference]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[difficult]] &bull; [[dinner]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[direct]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[discuss]] &bull; [[district]] &bull; [[divide]] &bull; [[do]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[doctor]] &bull; [[document]] &bull; [[dog]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[door]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[double]] &bull; [[doubt]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[down]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[draw]] &bull; [[dress]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[drink]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[drive]] &bull; [[drop]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[dry]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[due]] &bull; [[during]]<ref name=W300/> == E == [[each]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[early]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[east]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[easy]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[eat]] &bull; [[economy]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[educate]] &bull; [[effect]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[egg]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[eight]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=S300/> &bull; [[either]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[elect]] &bull; [[electric]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[eleven]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[else]] &bull; [[employ]] &bull; [[encourage]] &bull; [[end]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[engine]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[english]] &bull; [[enjoy]] &bull; [[enough]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[enter]] &bull; [[environment]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[equal]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[especial]] &bull; [[europe]] &bull; [[even]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[evening]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[ever]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[every]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[evidence]] &bull; [[exact]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[example]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[except]] &bull; [[excuse]] &bull; [[exercise]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[exist]] &bull; [[expect]] &bull; [[expense]] &bull; [[experience]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[explain]] &bull; [[express]] &bull; [[extra]] &bull; [[eye]]<ref name=BE850/> == F == [[face]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[fact]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[fair]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[fall]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[family]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[far]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[farm]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[fast]] &bull; [[father]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[favour]] &bull; [[feed]] &bull; [[feel]] &bull; [[few]]<ref name=W300/> &bull; [[field]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[fight]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[figure]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[file]] &bull; [[fill]] &bull; [[film]] &bull; [[final]] &bull; [[finance]] &bull; [[find]]<ref name=W300/> &bull; [[fine]] &bull; [[finish]] &bull; [[fire]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[first]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[fish]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[fit]] &bull; [[five]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[flat]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[floor]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[fly]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[follow]] &bull; [[food]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[foot]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[for]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[force]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[forget]] &bull; [[form]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[fortune]] &bull; [[forward]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[four]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[france]] &bull; [[free]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[friday]] &bull; [[friend]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[from]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[front]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[full]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[fun]] &bull; [[function]] &bull; [[fund]] &bull; [[further]] &bull; [[future]]<ref name=BE850/> == G == [[game]] &bull; [[garden]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[gas]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[general]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[germany]] &bull; [[get]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[girl]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[give]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[glass]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[go]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[god]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[good]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[goodbye]] &bull; [[govern]] &bull; [[grand]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[grant]] &bull; [[great]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[green]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[ground]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[group]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[grow]] &bull; [[guess]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[guy]] == H == [[hair]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[half]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[hall]] &bull; [[hand]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[hang]] &bull; [[happen]] &bull; [[happy]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[hard]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[hate]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[have]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[he]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[head]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[health]] &bull; [[hear]] &bull; [[heart]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[heat]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[heavy]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[hell]] &bull; [[help]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[here]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[high]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[history]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[hit]] &bull; [[hold]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[holiday]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[home]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[honest]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[hope]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[horse]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[hospital]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[hot]] &bull; [[hour]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[house]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[how]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[however]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[hullo]] &bull; [[hundred]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=S300/> &bull; [[husband]]<ref name=BE1500/> == I == [[idea]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[identify]] &bull; [[if]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[imagine]] &bull; [[important]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[improve]] &bull; [[in]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[include]] &bull; [[income]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[increase]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[indeed]] &bull; [[individual]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[industry]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[inform]] &bull; [[inside]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[instead]] &bull; [[insure]] &bull; [[interest]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[into]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[introduce]] &bull; [[invest]] &bull; [[involve]] &bull; [[issue]] &bull; [[it]]<ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[item]] &bull; [[jesus]] &bull; [[job]] &bull; [[join]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[judge]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[jump]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[just]]<ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> == K == [[keep]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[key]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[kid]] &bull; [[kill]] &bull; [[kind]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[king]] &bull; [[kitchen]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[knock]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[know]]<ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> == L == [[labour]] &bull; [[lad]] &bull; [[lady]] &bull; [[land]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[language]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[large]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[last]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[late]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[laugh]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[law]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[lay]] &bull; [[lead]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[learn]] &bull; [[leave]] &bull; [[left]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[leg]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[less]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[let]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[letter]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[level]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[lie]] &bull; [[life]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[light]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[like]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[likely]] &bull; [[limit]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[line]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[link]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[list]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[listen]] &bull; [[little]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/> &bull; [[live]] &bull; [[load]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[local]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[lock]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[london]] &bull; [[long]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[look]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[lord]] &bull; [[lose]] &bull; [[lot]] &bull; [[love]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[low]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[luck]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[lunch]]<ref name=BE1500/> == M == [[machine]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[main]] &bull; [[major]] &bull; [[make]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[man]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[manage]] &bull; [[many]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[mark]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[market]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[marry]] &bull; [[match]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[matter]] &bull; [[may]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[maybe]] &bull; [[mean]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=S300/> &bull; [[meaning]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[measure]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[meet]] &bull; [[member]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[mention]] &bull; [[middle]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[might]]<ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[mile]] &bull; [[milk]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[million]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[mind]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[minister]] &bull; [[minus]] &bull; [[minute]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[miss]] &bull; [[mister]] &bull; [[moment]] &bull; [[monday]] &bull; [[money]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[month]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[more]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[morning]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[most]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[mother]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[motion]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[move]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[mrs]] &bull; [[much]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[music]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[must]]<ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> == N == [[name]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[nation]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[nature]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[near]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[necessary]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[need]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[never]]<ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[new]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[news]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[next]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[nice]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=S300/> &bull; [[night]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[nine]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[no]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[non]] &bull; [[none]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[normal]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[north]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[not]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[note]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[notice]] &bull; [[now]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[number]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> == O == [[obvious]] &bull; [[occasion]] &bull; [[odd]] &bull; [[of]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[off]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[offer]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[office]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[often]]<ref name=W300/> &bull; [[okay]] &bull; [[old]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[on]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[once]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[one]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[only]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[open]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[operate]] &bull; [[opportunity]] &bull; [[oppose]] &bull; [[or]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[order]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[organize]] &bull; [[original]] &bull; [[other]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[otherwise]] &bull; [[ought]] &bull; [[out]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[over]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[own]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> == P == [[pack]] &bull; [[page]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[paint]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[pair]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[paper]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[paragraph]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[pardon]] &bull; [[parent]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[park]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[part]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[particular]] &bull; [[party]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[pass]] &bull; [[past]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[pay]] &bull; [[pence]] &bull; [[pension]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[people]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[per]]<ref name=W300/> &bull; [[percent]] &bull; [[perfect]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[perhaps]]<ref name=W300/> &bull; [[period]] &bull; [[person]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[photograph]] &bull; [[pick]] &bull; [[picture]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[piece]] &bull; [[place]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[plan]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[play]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[please]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[plus]] &bull; [[point]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[police]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[policy]] &bull; [[politic]] &bull; [[poor]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[position]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[positive]] &bull; [[possible]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[post]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[pound]] &bull; [[power]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[practise]] &bull; [[prepare]] &bull; [[present]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[press]] &bull; [[pressure]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[presume]] &bull; [[pretty]] &bull; [[previous]] &bull; [[price]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[print]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[private]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[probable]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[problem]] &bull; [[proceed]] &bull; [[process]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[produce]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[product]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[programme]] &bull; [[project]] &bull; [[proper]] &bull; [[propose]] &bull; [[protect]] &bull; [[provide]] &bull; [[public]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[pull]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[purpose]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[push]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[put]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[quality]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[quarter]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[question]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[quick]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[quid]] &bull; [[quiet]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[quite]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> == R == [[radio]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[rail]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[raise]] &bull; [[range]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[rate]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[rather]] &bull; [[read]] &bull; [[ready]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[real]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[realise]] &bull; [[really]]<ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[reason]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[receive]] &bull; [[recent]] &bull; [[reckon]] &bull; [[recognize]] &bull; [[recommend]] &bull; [[record]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[red]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[reduce]] &bull; [[refer]] &bull; [[regard]] &bull; [[region]] &bull; [[relation]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[remember]] &bull; [[report]] &bull; [[represent]] &bull; [[require]] &bull; [[research]] &bull; [[resource]] &bull; [[respect]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[responsible]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[rest]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[result]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[return]] &bull; [[rid]] &bull; [[right]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/> &bull; [[ring]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[rise]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[road]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[role]] &bull; [[roll]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[room]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[round]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[rule]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[run]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; == S == [[safe]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[sale]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[same]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[saturday]] &bull; [[save]] &bull; [[say]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[scheme]] &bull; [[school]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[science]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[score]] &bull; [[scotland]] &bull; [[seat]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[second]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[secretary]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[section]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[secure]] &bull; [[see]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[seem]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[self]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[sell]] &bull; [[send]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[sense]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[separate]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[serious]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[serve]] &bull; [[service]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[set]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[settle]] &bull; [[seven]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[sex]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[shall]] &bull; [[share]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[she]]<ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[sheet]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[shoe]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[shoot]] &bull; [[shop]] &bull; [[short]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[should]]<ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[show]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[shut]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[sick]] &bull; [[side]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[sign]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[similar]] &bull; [[simple]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[since]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[sing]] &bull; [[single]] &bull; [[sir]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[sister]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[sit]] &bull; [[site]] &bull; [[situate]] &bull; [[six]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=S300/> &bull; [[size]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[sleep]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[slight]] &bull; [[slow]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[small]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[smoke]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[so]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[social]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[society]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[some]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[son]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[soon]] &bull; [[sorry]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[sort]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/> &bull; [[sound]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[south]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[space]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[speak]] &bull; [[special]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[specific]] &bull; [[speed]] &bull; [[spell]] &bull; [[spend]] &bull; [[square]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[staff]] &bull; [[stage]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[stairs]] &bull; [[stand]] &bull; [[standard]] &bull; [[start]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[state]]<ref name=W300/> &bull; [[station]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[stay]] &bull; [[step]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[stick]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[still]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[stop]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[story]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[straight]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[strategy]] &bull; [[street]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[strike]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[strong]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[structure]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[student]] &bull; [[study]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[stuff]] &bull; [[stupid]] &bull; [[subject]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[succeed]] &bull; [[such]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[sudden]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[suggest]] &bull; [[suit]] &bull; [[summer]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[sun]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[sunday]] &bull; [[supply]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[support]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[suppose]] &bull; [[sure]] &bull; [[surprise]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[switch]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[system]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; == T == [[table]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[take]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[talk]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[tape]] &bull; [[tax]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[tea]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[teach]] &bull; [[team]] &bull; [[telephone]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[television]] &bull; [[tell]]<ref name=S300/> &bull; [[ten]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=S300/> &bull; [[tend]] &bull; [[term]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[terrible]] &bull; [[test]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[than]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[thank]]<ref name=S300/> &bull; [[the]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[then]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[there]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[therefore]] &bull; [[they]]<ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[thing]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/> &bull; [[think]]<ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[thirteen]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[thirty]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[this]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[thou]] &bull; [[though]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[thousand]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[three]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[through]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[throw]] &bull; [[thursday]] &bull; [[tie]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[time]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[to]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[today]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[together]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[tomorrow]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[tonight]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[too]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[top]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[total]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[touch]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[toward]] &bull; [[town]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[trade]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[traffic]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[train]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[transport]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[travel]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[treat]] &bull; [[tree]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[trouble]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[true]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[trust]] &bull; [[try]] &bull; [[tuesday]] &bull; [[turn]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[twelve]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[twenty]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=S300/> &bull; [[two]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[type]] == U == [[under]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[understand]] &bull; [[union]] &bull; [[unit]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[unite]] &bull; [[university]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[unless]] &bull; [[until]] &bull; [[up]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[upon]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[use]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[usual]] == V == [[value]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[various]] &bull; [[very]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[video]] &bull; [[view]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[village]] &bull; [[visit]] &bull; [[vote]]<ref name=BE1500/> == W == [[wage]] &bull; [[wait]] &bull; [[walk]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[wall]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[want]]<ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[war]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[warm]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[wash]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[waste]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[watch]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[water]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[way]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[we]]<ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[wear]] &bull; [[wednesday]] &bull; [[wee]] &bull; [[week]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/> &bull; [[weigh]] &bull; [[welcome]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[well]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[west]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[what]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[when]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[where]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[whether]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[which]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[while]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[white]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[who]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[whole]] &bull; [[why]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[wide]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[wife]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[will]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[win]] &bull; [[wind]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[window]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[wish]] &bull; [[with]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[within]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[without]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[woman]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[wonder]] &bull; [[wood]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[word]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[work]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[world]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[worry]] &bull; [[worse]] &bull; [[worth]] &bull; [[would]]<ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[write]] &bull; [[wrong]]<ref name=BE850/> == X == == Y == [[year]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[yes]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/> &bull; [[yesterday]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[yet]]<ref name=W300/> &bull; [[you]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[young]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; &bull; &bull; <references/> 4050 13498 2006-12-08T17:49:40Z Brett 77 New page: See also [[:Category:Wordlists]]--~~~~ See also [[:Category:Wordlists]]--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 17:49, 8 December 2006 (UTC) 4051 13512 2006-12-08T23:19:56Z Coppertwig 139 making Simple English word list to start with You can change this page. Please keep the number of words the same. If you put a word in, take a different word out. Please talk on the talk page. Let's work together to make a list of words for Simple English that we can all use. == A == [[a]]<ref name=BE850>This word is part of the Basic English 850.</ref><ref name=S300>This word is one of the most frequent 300 words in spoken English (BNC).</ref><ref name=W300>This word is one of the most frequent 300 words in written English (BNC).</ref> &bull; [[able]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[about]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[absolute]] &bull; [[accept]] &bull; [[account]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[achieve]] &bull; [[across]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[act]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[active]]<ref name=BE1500>This word is part of the Basic English 1500.</ref> &bull; [[actual]] &bull; [[add]] &bull; [[address]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[admit]] &bull; [[advertise]] &bull; [[affect]] &bull; [[afford]] &bull; [[after]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[afternoon]] &bull; [[again]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[against]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[age]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[agent]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[ago]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[agree]] &bull; [[air]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[all]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[allow]] &bull; [[almost]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[along]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[already]]<ref name=W300/> &bull; [[alright]] &bull; [[also]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[although]]<ref name=W300/> &bull; [[always]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[america]] &bull; [[amount]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[and]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[another]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[answer]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[any]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[apart]] &bull; [[apparent]] &bull; [[appear]] &bull; [[apply]] &bull; [[appoint]] &bull; [[approach]] &bull; [[appropriate]] &bull; [[area]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[argue]] &bull; [[arm]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[around]] &bull; [[arrange]] &bull; [[art]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[as]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[ask]] &bull; [[associate]] &bull; [[assume]] &bull; [[at]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[attend]] &bull; [[authority]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[available]] &bull; [[aware]] &bull; [[away]]<ref name=W300/> &bull; [[awful]] == B == [[baby]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[back]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[bad]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[bag]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[balance]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[ball]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[bank]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[bar]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[base]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[basis]] &bull; [[be]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[bear]] &bull; [[beat]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[beauty]] &bull; [[because]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[become]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[bed]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[before]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[begin]] &bull; [[behind]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[believe]] &bull; [[benefit]] &bull; [[best]] &bull; [[bet]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[between]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[big]] &bull; [[bill]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[birth]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[bit]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[black]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[bloke]] &bull; [[blood]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[blow]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[blue]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[board]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[boat]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[body]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[book]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[both]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[bother]] &bull; [[bottle]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[bottom]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[box]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[boy]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[break]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[brief]] &bull; [[brilliant]] &bull; [[bring]] &bull; [[britain]] &bull; [[brother]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[budget]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[build]] &bull; [[bus]] &bull; [[business]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[busy]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[but]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[buy]] &bull; [[by]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> == C == [[cake]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[call]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[can]]<ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[car]] &bull; [[card]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[care]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[carry]] &bull; [[case]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[cat]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[catch]] &bull; [[cause]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[cent]] &bull; [[centre]] &bull; [[certain]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[chair]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[chairman]] &bull; [[chance]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[change]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[chap]] &bull; [[character]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[charge]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[cheap]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[check]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[child]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[choice]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[choose]] &bull; [[christ]] &bull; [[christmas]] &bull; [[church]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[city]] &bull; [[claim]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[class]] &bull; [[clean]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[clear]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[client]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[clock]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[close]] &bull; [[closes]] &bull; [[clothe]] &bull; [[club]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[coffee]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[cold]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[colleague]] &bull; [[collect]] &bull; [[college]] &bull; [[colour]] &bull; [[come]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[comment]] &bull; [[commit]] &bull; [[committee]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[common]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[community]] &bull; [[company]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[compare]] &bull; [[complete]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[compute]] &bull; [[concern]] &bull; [[condition]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[confer]] &bull; [[consider]] &bull; [[consult]] &bull; [[contact]] &bull; [[continue]] &bull; [[contract]] &bull; [[control]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[converse]] &bull; [[cook]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[copy]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[corner]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[correct]] &bull; [[cost]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[could]]<ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[council]]<ref name=W300/> &bull; [[count]] &bull; [[country]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[county]] &bull; [[couple]] &bull; [[course]] &bull; [[court]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[cover]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[create]] &bull; [[cross]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[cup]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[current]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[cut]]<ref name=BE850/> == D == [[dad]] &bull; [[danger]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[date]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[day]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[dead]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[deal]] &bull; [[dear]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[debate]] &bull; [[decide]] &bull; [[decision]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[deep]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[definite]] &bull; [[degree]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[department]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[depend]] &bull; [[describe]] &bull; [[design]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[detail]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[develop]] &bull; [[die]] &bull; [[difference]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[difficult]] &bull; [[dinner]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[direct]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[discuss]] &bull; [[district]] &bull; [[divide]] &bull; [[do]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[doctor]] &bull; [[document]] &bull; [[dog]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[door]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[double]] &bull; [[doubt]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[down]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[draw]] &bull; [[dress]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[drink]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[drive]] &bull; [[drop]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[dry]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[due]] &bull; [[during]]<ref name=W300/> == E == [[each]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[early]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[east]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[easy]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[eat]] &bull; [[economy]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[educate]] &bull; [[effect]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[egg]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[eight]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=S300/> &bull; [[either]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[elect]] &bull; [[electric]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[eleven]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[else]] &bull; [[employ]] &bull; [[encourage]] &bull; [[end]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[engine]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[english]] &bull; [[enjoy]] &bull; [[enough]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[enter]] &bull; [[environment]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[equal]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[especial]] &bull; [[europe]] &bull; [[even]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[evening]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[ever]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[every]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[evidence]] &bull; [[exact]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[example]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[except]] &bull; [[excuse]] &bull; [[exercise]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[exist]] &bull; [[expect]] &bull; [[expense]] &bull; [[experience]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[explain]] &bull; [[express]] &bull; [[extra]] &bull; [[eye]]<ref name=BE850/> == F == [[face]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[fact]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[fair]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[fall]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[family]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[far]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[farm]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[fast]] &bull; [[father]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[favour]] &bull; [[feed]] &bull; [[feel]] &bull; [[few]]<ref name=W300/> &bull; [[field]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[fight]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[figure]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[file]] &bull; [[fill]] &bull; [[film]] &bull; [[final]] &bull; [[finance]] &bull; [[find]]<ref name=W300/> &bull; [[fine]] &bull; [[finish]] &bull; [[fire]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[first]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[fish]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[fit]] &bull; [[five]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[flat]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[floor]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[fly]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[follow]] &bull; [[food]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[foot]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[for]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[force]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[forget]] &bull; [[form]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[fortune]] &bull; [[forward]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[four]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[france]] &bull; [[free]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[friday]] &bull; [[friend]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[from]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[front]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[full]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[fun]] &bull; [[function]] &bull; [[fund]] &bull; [[further]] &bull; [[future]]<ref name=BE850/> == G == [[game]] &bull; [[garden]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[gas]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[general]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[germany]] &bull; [[get]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[girl]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[give]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[glass]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[go]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[god]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[good]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[goodbye]] &bull; [[govern]] &bull; [[grand]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[grant]] &bull; [[great]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[green]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[ground]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[group]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[grow]] &bull; [[guess]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[guy]] == H == [[hair]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[half]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[hall]] &bull; [[hand]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[hang]] &bull; [[happen]] &bull; [[happy]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[hard]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[hate]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[have]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[he]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[head]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[health]] &bull; [[hear]] &bull; [[heart]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[heat]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[heavy]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[hell]] &bull; [[help]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[here]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[high]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[history]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[hit]] &bull; [[hold]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[holiday]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[home]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[honest]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[hope]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[horse]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[hospital]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[hot]] &bull; [[hour]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[house]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[how]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[however]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[hullo]] &bull; [[hundred]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=S300/> &bull; [[husband]]<ref name=BE1500/> == I == [[idea]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[identify]] &bull; [[if]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[imagine]] &bull; [[important]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[improve]] &bull; [[in]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[include]] &bull; [[income]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[increase]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[indeed]] &bull; [[individual]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[industry]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[inform]] &bull; [[inside]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[instead]] &bull; [[insure]] &bull; [[interest]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[into]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[introduce]] &bull; [[invest]] &bull; [[involve]] &bull; [[issue]] &bull; [[it]]<ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[item]] &bull; [[jesus]] &bull; [[job]] &bull; [[join]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[judge]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[jump]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[just]]<ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> == K == [[keep]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[key]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[kid]] &bull; [[kill]] &bull; [[kind]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[king]] &bull; [[kitchen]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[knock]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[know]]<ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> == L == [[labour]] &bull; [[lad]] &bull; [[lady]] &bull; [[land]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[language]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[large]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[last]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[late]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[laugh]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[law]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[lay]] &bull; [[lead]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[learn]] &bull; [[leave]] &bull; [[left]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[leg]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[less]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[let]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[letter]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[level]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[lie]] &bull; [[life]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[light]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[like]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[likely]] &bull; [[limit]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[line]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[link]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[list]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[listen]] &bull; [[little]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/> &bull; [[live]] &bull; [[load]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[local]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[lock]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[london]] &bull; [[long]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[look]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[lord]] &bull; [[lose]] &bull; [[lot]] &bull; [[love]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[low]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[luck]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[lunch]]<ref name=BE1500/> == M == [[machine]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[main]] &bull; [[major]] &bull; [[make]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[man]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[manage]] &bull; [[many]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[mark]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[market]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[marry]] &bull; [[match]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[matter]] &bull; [[may]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[maybe]] &bull; [[mean]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=S300/> &bull; [[meaning]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[measure]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[meet]] &bull; [[member]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[mention]] &bull; [[middle]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[might]]<ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[mile]] &bull; [[milk]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[million]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[mind]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[minister]] &bull; [[minus]] &bull; [[minute]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[miss]] &bull; [[mister]] &bull; [[moment]] &bull; [[monday]] &bull; [[money]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[month]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[more]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[morning]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[most]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[mother]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[motion]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[move]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[mrs]] &bull; [[much]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[music]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[must]]<ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> == N == [[name]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[nation]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[nature]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[near]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[necessary]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[need]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[never]]<ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[new]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[news]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[next]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[nice]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=S300/> &bull; [[night]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[nine]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[no]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[non]] &bull; [[none]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[normal]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[north]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[not]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[note]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[notice]] &bull; [[now]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[number]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> == O == [[obvious]] &bull; [[occasion]] &bull; [[odd]] &bull; [[of]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[off]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[offer]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[office]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[often]]<ref name=W300/> &bull; [[okay]] &bull; [[old]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[on]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[once]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[one]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[only]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[open]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[operate]] &bull; [[opportunity]] &bull; [[oppose]] &bull; [[or]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[order]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[organize]] &bull; [[original]] &bull; [[other]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[otherwise]] &bull; [[ought]] &bull; [[out]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[over]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[own]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> == P == [[pack]] &bull; [[page]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[paint]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[pair]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[paper]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[paragraph]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[pardon]] &bull; [[parent]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[park]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[part]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[particular]] &bull; [[party]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[pass]] &bull; [[past]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[pay]] &bull; [[pence]] &bull; [[pension]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[people]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[per]]<ref name=W300/> &bull; [[percent]] &bull; [[perfect]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[perhaps]]<ref name=W300/> &bull; [[period]] &bull; [[person]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[photograph]] &bull; [[pick]] &bull; [[picture]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[piece]] &bull; [[place]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[plan]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[play]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[please]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[plus]] &bull; [[point]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[police]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[policy]] &bull; [[politic]] &bull; [[poor]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[position]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[positive]] &bull; [[possible]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[post]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[pound]] &bull; [[power]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[practise]] &bull; [[prepare]] &bull; [[present]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[press]] &bull; [[pressure]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[presume]] &bull; [[pretty]] &bull; [[previous]] &bull; [[price]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[print]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[private]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[probable]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[problem]] &bull; [[proceed]] &bull; [[process]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[produce]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[product]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[programme]] &bull; [[project]] &bull; [[proper]] &bull; [[propose]] &bull; [[protect]] &bull; [[provide]] &bull; [[public]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[pull]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[purpose]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[push]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[put]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[quality]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[quarter]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[question]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[quick]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[quid]] &bull; [[quiet]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[quite]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> == R == [[radio]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[rail]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[raise]] &bull; [[range]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[rate]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[rather]] &bull; [[read]] &bull; [[ready]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[real]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[realise]] &bull; [[really]]<ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[reason]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[receive]] &bull; [[recent]] &bull; [[reckon]] &bull; [[recognize]] &bull; [[recommend]] &bull; [[record]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[red]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[reduce]] &bull; [[refer]] &bull; [[regard]] &bull; [[region]] &bull; [[relation]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[remember]] &bull; [[report]] &bull; [[represent]] &bull; [[require]] &bull; [[research]] &bull; [[resource]] &bull; [[respect]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[responsible]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[rest]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[result]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[return]] &bull; [[rid]] &bull; [[right]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/> &bull; [[ring]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[rise]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[road]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[role]] &bull; [[roll]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[room]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[round]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[rule]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[run]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; == S == [[safe]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[sale]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[same]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[saturday]] &bull; [[save]] &bull; [[say]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[scheme]] &bull; [[school]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[science]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[score]] &bull; [[scotland]] &bull; [[seat]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[second]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[secretary]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[section]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[secure]] &bull; [[see]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[seem]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[self]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[sell]] &bull; [[send]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[sense]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[separate]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[serious]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[serve]] &bull; [[service]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[set]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[settle]] &bull; [[seven]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[sex]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[shall]] &bull; [[share]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[she]]<ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[sheet]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[shoe]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[shoot]] &bull; [[shop]] &bull; [[short]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[should]]<ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[show]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[shut]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[sick]] &bull; [[side]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[sign]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[similar]] &bull; [[simple]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[since]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[sing]] &bull; [[single]] &bull; [[sir]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[sister]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[sit]] &bull; [[site]] &bull; [[situate]] &bull; [[six]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=S300/> &bull; [[size]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[sleep]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[slight]] &bull; [[slow]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[small]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[smoke]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[so]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[social]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[society]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[some]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[son]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[soon]] &bull; [[sorry]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[sort]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/> &bull; [[sound]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[south]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[space]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[speak]] &bull; [[special]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[specific]] &bull; [[speed]] &bull; [[spell]] &bull; [[spend]] &bull; [[square]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[staff]] &bull; [[stage]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[stairs]] &bull; [[stand]] &bull; [[standard]] &bull; [[start]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[state]]<ref name=W300/> &bull; [[station]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[stay]] &bull; [[step]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[stick]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[still]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[stop]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[story]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[straight]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[strategy]] &bull; [[street]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[strike]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[strong]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[structure]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[student]] &bull; [[study]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[stuff]] &bull; [[stupid]] &bull; [[subject]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[succeed]] &bull; [[such]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[sudden]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[suggest]] &bull; [[suit]] &bull; [[summer]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[sun]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[sunday]] &bull; [[supply]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[support]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[suppose]] &bull; [[sure]] &bull; [[surprise]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[switch]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[system]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; == T == [[table]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[take]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[talk]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[tape]] &bull; [[tax]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[tea]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[teach]] &bull; [[team]] &bull; [[telephone]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[television]] &bull; [[tell]]<ref name=S300/> &bull; [[ten]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=S300/> &bull; [[tend]] &bull; [[term]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[terrible]] &bull; [[test]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[than]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[thank]]<ref name=S300/> &bull; [[the]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[then]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[there]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[therefore]] &bull; [[they]]<ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[thing]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/> &bull; [[think]]<ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[thirteen]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[thirty]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[this]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[thou]] &bull; [[though]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[thousand]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[three]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[through]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[throw]] &bull; [[thursday]] &bull; [[tie]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[time]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[to]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[today]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[together]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[tomorrow]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[tonight]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[too]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[top]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[total]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[touch]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[toward]] &bull; [[town]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[trade]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[traffic]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[train]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[transport]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[travel]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[treat]] &bull; [[tree]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[trouble]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[true]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[trust]] &bull; [[try]] &bull; [[tuesday]] &bull; [[turn]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[twelve]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[twenty]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=S300/> &bull; [[two]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[type]] == U == [[under]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[understand]] &bull; [[union]] &bull; [[unit]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[unite]] &bull; [[university]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[unless]] &bull; [[until]] &bull; [[up]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[upon]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[use]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[usual]] == V == [[value]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[various]] &bull; [[very]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[video]] &bull; [[view]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[village]] &bull; [[visit]] &bull; [[vote]]<ref name=BE1500/> == W == [[wage]] &bull; [[wait]] &bull; [[walk]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[wall]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[want]]<ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[war]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[warm]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[wash]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[waste]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[watch]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[water]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[way]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[we]]<ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[wear]] &bull; [[wednesday]] &bull; [[wee]] &bull; [[week]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/> &bull; [[weigh]] &bull; [[welcome]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[well]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[west]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[what]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[when]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[where]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[whether]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[which]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[while]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[white]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[who]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[whole]] &bull; [[why]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[wide]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[wife]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[will]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[win]] &bull; [[wind]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[window]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[wish]] &bull; [[with]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[within]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[without]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[woman]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[wonder]] &bull; [[wood]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[word]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[work]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[world]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[worry]] &bull; [[worse]] &bull; [[worth]] &bull; [[would]]<ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[write]] &bull; [[wrong]]<ref name=BE850/> == X == == Y == [[year]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[yes]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/> &bull; [[yesterday]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[yet]]<ref name=W300/> &bull; [[you]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[young]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; &bull; &bull; <references/> 13513 2006-12-08T23:25:03Z Coppertwig 139 You can change this page. Please keep the number of words the same. If you put a word in, take a different word out. Please talk on the talk page. Let's work together to make a list of words for Simple English that we can all use. == A == [[a]]<ref name=BE850>This word is part of the Basic English 850.</ref><ref name=S300>This word is one of the most frequent 300 words in spoken English (BNC).</ref><ref name=W300>This word is one of the most frequent 300 words in written English (BNC).</ref> &bull; [[able]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[about]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[absolute]] &bull; [[accept]] &bull; [[account]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[achieve]] &bull; [[across]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[act]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[active]]<ref name=BE1500>This word is part of the Basic English 1500.</ref> &bull; [[actual]] &bull; [[add]] &bull; [[address]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[admit]] &bull; [[advertise]] &bull; [[affect]] &bull; [[afford]] &bull; [[after]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[afternoon]] &bull; [[again]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[against]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[age]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[agent]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[ago]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[agree]] &bull; [[air]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[all]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[allow]] &bull; [[almost]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[along]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[already]]<ref name=W300/> &bull; [[alright]] &bull; [[also]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[although]]<ref name=W300/> &bull; [[always]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[america]] &bull; [[amount]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[and]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[another]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[answer]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[any]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[apart]] &bull; [[apparent]] &bull; [[appear]] &bull; [[apply]] &bull; [[appoint]] &bull; [[approach]] &bull; [[appropriate]] &bull; [[area]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[argue]] &bull; [[arm]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[around]] &bull; [[arrange]] &bull; [[art]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[as]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[ask]] &bull; [[associate]] &bull; [[assume]] &bull; [[at]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[attend]] &bull; [[authority]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[available]] &bull; [[aware]] &bull; [[away]]<ref name=W300/> &bull; [[awful]] == B == [[baby]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[back]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[bad]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[bag]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[balance]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[ball]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[bank]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[bar]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[base]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[basis]] &bull; [[be]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[bear]] &bull; [[beat]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[beauty]] &bull; [[because]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[become]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[bed]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[before]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[begin]] &bull; [[behind]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[believe]] &bull; [[benefit]] &bull; [[best]] &bull; [[bet]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[between]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[big]] &bull; [[bill]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[birth]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[bit]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[black]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[bloke]] &bull; [[blood]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[blow]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[blue]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[board]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[boat]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[body]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[book]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[both]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[bother]] &bull; [[bottle]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[bottom]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[box]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[boy]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[break]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[brief]] &bull; [[brilliant]] &bull; [[bring]] &bull; [[britain]] &bull; [[brother]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[budget]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[build]] &bull; [[bus]] &bull; [[business]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[busy]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[but]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[buy]] &bull; [[by]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> == C == [[cake]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[call]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[can]]<ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[car]] &bull; [[card]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[care]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[carry]] &bull; [[case]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[cat]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[catch]] &bull; [[cause]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[cent]] &bull; [[centre]] &bull; [[certain]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[chair]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[chairman]] &bull; [[chance]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[change]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[chap]] &bull; [[character]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[charge]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[cheap]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[check]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[child]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[choice]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[choose]] &bull; [[christ]] &bull; [[christmas]] &bull; [[church]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[city]] &bull; [[claim]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[class]] &bull; [[clean]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[clear]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[client]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[clock]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[close]] &bull; [[closes]] &bull; [[clothe]] &bull; [[club]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[coffee]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[cold]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[colleague]] &bull; [[collect]] &bull; [[college]] &bull; [[colour]] &bull; [[come]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[comment]] &bull; [[commit]] &bull; [[committee]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[common]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[community]] &bull; [[company]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[compare]] &bull; [[complete]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[compute]] &bull; [[concern]] &bull; [[condition]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[confer]] &bull; [[consider]] &bull; [[consult]] &bull; [[contact]] &bull; [[continue]] &bull; [[contract]] &bull; [[control]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[converse]] &bull; [[cook]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[copy]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[corner]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[correct]] &bull; [[cost]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[could]]<ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[council]]<ref name=W300/> &bull; [[count]] &bull; [[country]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[county]] &bull; [[couple]] &bull; [[course]] &bull; [[court]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[cover]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[create]] &bull; [[cross]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[cup]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[current]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[cut]]<ref name=BE850/> == D == [[dad]] &bull; [[danger]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[date]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[day]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[dead]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[deal]] &bull; [[dear]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[debate]] &bull; [[decide]] &bull; [[decision]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[deep]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[definite]] &bull; [[degree]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[department]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[depend]] &bull; [[describe]] &bull; [[design]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[detail]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[develop]] &bull; [[die]] &bull; [[difference]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[difficult]] &bull; [[dinner]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[direct]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[discuss]] &bull; [[district]] &bull; [[divide]] &bull; [[do]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[doctor]] &bull; [[document]] &bull; [[dog]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[door]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[double]] &bull; [[doubt]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[down]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[draw]] &bull; [[dress]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[drink]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[drive]] &bull; [[drop]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[dry]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[due]] &bull; [[during]]<ref name=W300/> == E == [[each]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[early]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[east]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[easy]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[eat]] &bull; [[economy]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[educate]] &bull; [[effect]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[egg]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[eight]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=S300/> &bull; [[either]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[elect]] &bull; [[electric]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[eleven]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[else]] &bull; [[employ]] &bull; [[encourage]] &bull; [[end]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[engine]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[english]] &bull; [[enjoy]] &bull; [[enough]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[enter]] &bull; [[environment]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[equal]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[especial]] &bull; [[europe]] &bull; [[even]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[evening]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[ever]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[every]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[evidence]] &bull; [[exact]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[example]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[except]] &bull; [[excuse]] &bull; [[exercise]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[exist]] &bull; [[expect]] &bull; [[expense]] &bull; [[experience]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[explain]] &bull; [[express]] &bull; [[extra]] &bull; [[eye]]<ref name=BE850/> == F == [[face]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[fact]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[fair]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[fall]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[family]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[far]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[farm]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[fast]] &bull; [[father]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[favour]] &bull; [[feed]] &bull; [[feel]] &bull; [[few]]<ref name=W300/> &bull; [[field]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[fight]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[figure]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[file]] &bull; [[fill]] &bull; [[film]] &bull; [[final]] &bull; [[finance]] &bull; [[find]]<ref name=W300/> &bull; [[fine]] &bull; [[finish]] &bull; [[fire]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[first]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[fish]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[fit]] &bull; [[five]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[flat]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[floor]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[fly]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[follow]] &bull; [[food]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[foot]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[for]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[force]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[forget]] &bull; [[form]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[fortune]] &bull; [[forward]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[four]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[france]] &bull; [[free]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[friday]] &bull; [[friend]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[from]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[front]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[full]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[fun]] &bull; [[function]] &bull; [[fund]] &bull; [[further]] &bull; [[future]]<ref name=BE850/> == G == [[game]] &bull; [[garden]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[gas]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[general]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[germany]] &bull; [[get]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[girl]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[give]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[glass]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[go]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[god]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[good]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[goodbye]] &bull; [[govern]] &bull; [[grand]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[grant]] &bull; [[great]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[green]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[ground]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[group]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[grow]] &bull; [[guess]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[guy]] == H == [[hair]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[half]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[hall]] &bull; [[hand]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[hang]] &bull; [[happen]] &bull; [[happy]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[hard]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[hate]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[have]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[he]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[head]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[health]] &bull; [[hear]] &bull; [[heart]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[heat]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[heavy]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[hell]] &bull; [[help]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[here]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[high]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[history]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[hit]] &bull; [[hold]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[holiday]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[home]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[honest]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[hope]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[horse]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[hospital]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[hot]] &bull; [[hour]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[house]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[how]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[however]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[hullo]] &bull; [[hundred]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=S300/> &bull; [[husband]]<ref name=BE1500/> == I == [[idea]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[identify]] &bull; [[if]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[imagine]] &bull; [[important]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[improve]] &bull; [[in]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[include]] &bull; [[income]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[increase]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[indeed]] &bull; [[individual]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[industry]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[inform]] &bull; [[inside]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[instead]] &bull; [[insure]] &bull; [[interest]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[into]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[introduce]] &bull; [[invest]] &bull; [[involve]] &bull; [[issue]] &bull; [[it]]<ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[item]] &bull; [[jesus]] &bull; [[job]] &bull; [[join]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[judge]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[jump]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[just]]<ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> == K == [[keep]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[key]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[kid]] &bull; [[kill]] &bull; [[kind]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[king]] &bull; [[kitchen]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[knock]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[know]]<ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> == L == [[labour]] &bull; [[lad]] &bull; [[lady]] &bull; [[land]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[language]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[large]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[last]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[late]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[laugh]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[law]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[lay]] &bull; [[lead]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[learn]] &bull; [[leave]] &bull; [[left]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[leg]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[less]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[let]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[letter]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[level]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[lie]] &bull; [[life]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[light]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[like]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[likely]] &bull; [[limit]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[line]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[link]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[list]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[listen]] &bull; [[little]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/> &bull; [[live]] &bull; [[load]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[local]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[lock]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[london]] &bull; [[long]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[look]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[lord]] &bull; [[lose]] &bull; [[lot]] &bull; [[love]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[low]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[luck]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[lunch]]<ref name=BE1500/> == M == [[machine]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[main]] &bull; [[major]] &bull; [[make]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[man]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[manage]] &bull; [[many]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[mark]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[market]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[marry]] &bull; [[match]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[matter]] &bull; [[may]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[maybe]] &bull; [[mean]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=S300/> &bull; [[meaning]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[measure]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[meet]] &bull; [[member]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[mention]] &bull; [[middle]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[might]]<ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[mile]] &bull; [[milk]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[million]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[mind]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[minister]] &bull; [[minus]] &bull; [[minute]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[miss]] &bull; [[mister]] &bull; [[moment]] &bull; [[monday]] &bull; [[money]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[month]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[more]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[morning]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[most]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[mother]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[motion]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[move]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[mrs]] &bull; [[much]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[music]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[must]]<ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> == N == [[name]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[nation]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[nature]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[near]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[necessary]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[need]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[never]]<ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[new]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[news]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[next]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[nice]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=S300/> &bull; [[night]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[nine]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[no]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[non]] &bull; [[none]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[normal]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[north]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[not]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[note]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[notice]] &bull; [[now]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[number]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> == O == [[obvious]] &bull; [[occasion]] &bull; [[odd]] &bull; [[of]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[off]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[offer]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[office]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[often]]<ref name=W300/> &bull; [[okay]] &bull; [[old]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[on]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[once]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[one]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[only]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[open]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[operate]] &bull; [[opportunity]] &bull; [[oppose]] &bull; [[or]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[order]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[organize]] &bull; [[original]] &bull; [[other]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[otherwise]] &bull; [[ought]] &bull; [[out]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[over]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[own]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> == P == [[pack]] &bull; [[page]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[paint]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[pair]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[paper]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[paragraph]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[pardon]] &bull; [[parent]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[park]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[part]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[particular]] &bull; [[party]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[pass]] &bull; [[past]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[pay]] &bull; [[pence]] &bull; [[pension]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[people]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[per]]<ref name=W300/> &bull; [[percent]] &bull; [[perfect]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[perhaps]]<ref name=W300/> &bull; [[period]] &bull; [[person]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[photograph]] &bull; [[pick]] &bull; [[picture]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[piece]] &bull; [[place]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[plan]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[play]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[please]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[plus]] &bull; [[point]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[police]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[policy]] &bull; [[politic]] &bull; [[poor]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[position]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[positive]] &bull; [[possible]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[post]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[pound]] &bull; [[power]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[practise]] &bull; [[prepare]] &bull; [[present]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[press]] &bull; [[pressure]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[presume]] &bull; [[pretty]] &bull; [[previous]] &bull; [[price]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[print]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[private]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[probable]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[problem]] &bull; [[proceed]] &bull; [[process]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[produce]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[product]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[programme]] &bull; [[project]] &bull; [[proper]] &bull; [[propose]] &bull; [[protect]] &bull; [[provide]] &bull; [[public]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[pull]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[purpose]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[push]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[put]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[quality]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[quarter]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[question]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[quick]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[quid]] &bull; [[quiet]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[quite]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> == R == [[radio]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[rail]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[raise]] &bull; [[range]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[rate]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[rather]] &bull; [[read]] &bull; [[ready]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[real]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[realise]] &bull; [[really]]<ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[reason]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[receive]] &bull; [[recent]] &bull; [[reckon]] &bull; [[recognize]] &bull; [[recommend]] &bull; [[record]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[red]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[reduce]] &bull; [[refer]] &bull; [[regard]] &bull; [[region]] &bull; [[relation]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[remember]] &bull; [[report]] &bull; [[represent]] &bull; [[require]] &bull; [[research]] &bull; [[resource]] &bull; [[respect]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[responsible]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[rest]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[result]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[return]] &bull; [[rid]] &bull; [[right]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/> &bull; [[ring]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[rise]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[road]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[role]] &bull; [[roll]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[room]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[round]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[rule]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[run]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; == S == [[safe]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[sale]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[same]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[saturday]] &bull; [[save]] &bull; [[say]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[scheme]] &bull; [[school]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[science]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[score]] &bull; [[scotland]] &bull; [[seat]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[second]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[secretary]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[section]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[secure]] &bull; [[see]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[seem]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[self]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[sell]] &bull; [[send]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[sense]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[separate]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[serious]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[serve]] &bull; [[service]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[set]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[settle]] &bull; [[seven]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[sex]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[shall]] &bull; [[share]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[she]]<ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[sheet]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[shoe]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[shoot]] &bull; [[shop]] &bull; [[short]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[should]]<ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[show]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[shut]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[sick]] &bull; [[side]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[sign]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[similar]] &bull; [[simple]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[since]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[sing]] &bull; [[single]] &bull; [[sir]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[sister]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[sit]] &bull; [[site]] &bull; [[situate]] &bull; [[six]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=S300/> &bull; [[size]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[sleep]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[slight]] &bull; [[slow]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[small]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[smoke]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[so]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[social]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[society]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[some]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[son]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[soon]] &bull; [[sorry]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[sort]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/> &bull; [[sound]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[south]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[space]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[speak]] &bull; [[special]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[specific]] &bull; [[speed]] &bull; [[spell]] &bull; [[spend]] &bull; [[square]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[staff]] &bull; [[stage]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[stairs]] &bull; [[stand]] &bull; [[standard]] &bull; [[start]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[state]]<ref name=W300/> &bull; [[station]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[stay]] &bull; [[step]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[stick]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[still]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[stop]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[story]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[straight]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[strategy]] &bull; [[street]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[strike]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[strong]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[structure]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[student]] &bull; [[study]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[stuff]] &bull; [[stupid]] &bull; [[subject]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[succeed]] &bull; [[such]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[sudden]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[suggest]] &bull; [[suit]] &bull; [[summer]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[sun]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[sunday]] &bull; [[supply]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[support]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[suppose]] &bull; [[sure]] &bull; [[surprise]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[switch]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[system]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; == T == [[table]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[take]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[talk]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[tape]] &bull; [[tax]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[tea]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[teach]] &bull; [[team]] &bull; [[telephone]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[television]] &bull; [[tell]]<ref name=S300/> &bull; [[ten]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=S300/> &bull; [[tend]] &bull; [[term]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[terrible]] &bull; [[test]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[than]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[thank]]<ref name=S300/> &bull; [[the]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[then]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[there]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[therefore]] &bull; [[they]]<ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[thing]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/> &bull; [[think]]<ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[thirteen]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[thirty]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[this]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[thou]] &bull; [[though]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[thousand]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[three]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[through]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[throw]] &bull; [[thursday]] &bull; [[tie]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[time]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[to]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[today]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[together]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[tomorrow]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[tonight]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[too]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[top]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[total]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[touch]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[toward]] &bull; [[town]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[trade]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[traffic]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[train]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[transport]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[travel]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[treat]] &bull; [[tree]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[trouble]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[true]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[trust]] &bull; [[try]] &bull; [[tuesday]] &bull; [[turn]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[twelve]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[twenty]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=S300/> &bull; [[two]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[type]] == U == [[under]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[understand]] &bull; [[union]] &bull; [[unit]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[unite]] &bull; [[university]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[unless]] &bull; [[until]] &bull; [[up]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[upon]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[use]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[usual]] == V == [[value]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[various]] &bull; [[very]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[video]] &bull; [[view]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[village]] &bull; [[visit]] &bull; [[vote]]<ref name=BE1500/> == W == [[wage]] &bull; [[wait]] &bull; [[walk]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[wall]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[want]]<ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[war]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[warm]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[wash]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[waste]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[watch]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[water]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[way]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[we]]<ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[wear]] &bull; [[wednesday]] &bull; [[wee]] &bull; [[week]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/> &bull; [[weigh]] &bull; [[welcome]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[well]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[west]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[what]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[when]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[where]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[whether]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[which]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[while]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[white]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[who]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[whole]] &bull; [[why]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[wide]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[wife]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[will]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[win]] &bull; [[wind]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[window]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[wish]] &bull; [[with]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[within]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[without]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[woman]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[wonder]] &bull; [[wood]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[word]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[work]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[world]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[worry]] &bull; [[worse]] &bull; [[worth]] &bull; [[would]]<ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[write]] &bull; [[wrong]]<ref name=BE850/> == X == == Y == [[year]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[yes]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/> &bull; [[yesterday]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[yet]]<ref name=W300/> &bull; [[you]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[young]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; &bull; &bull; <references/> 13514 2006-12-09T05:49:26Z Coppertwig 139 format You can change this page. Please keep the number of words the same. If you put a word in, take a different word out. Please talk on the talk page. Let's work together to make a list of words for Simple English that we can all use. __NOTOC__ {{TOC}} == A == [[a]]<ref name=BE850>This word is part of the Basic English 850.</ref><ref name=S300>This word is one of the most frequent 300 words in spoken English (BNC).</ref><ref name=W300>This word is one of the most frequent 300 words in written English (BNC).</ref> &bull; [[able]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[about]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[absolute]] &bull; [[accept]] &bull; [[account]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[achieve]] &bull; [[across]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[act]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[active]]<ref name=BE1500>This word is part of the Basic English 1500.</ref> &bull; [[actual]] &bull; [[add]] &bull; [[address]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[admit]] &bull; [[advertise]] &bull; [[affect]] &bull; [[afford]] &bull; [[after]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[afternoon]] &bull; [[again]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[against]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[age]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[agent]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[ago]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[agree]] &bull; [[air]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[all]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[allow]] &bull; [[almost]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[along]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[already]]<ref name=W300/> &bull; [[alright]] &bull; [[also]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[although]]<ref name=W300/> &bull; [[always]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[america]] &bull; [[amount]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[and]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[another]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[answer]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[any]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[apart]] &bull; [[apparent]] &bull; [[appear]] &bull; [[apply]] &bull; [[appoint]] &bull; [[approach]] &bull; [[appropriate]] &bull; [[area]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[argue]] &bull; [[arm]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[around]] &bull; [[arrange]] &bull; [[art]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[as]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[ask]] &bull; [[associate]] &bull; [[assume]] &bull; [[at]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[attend]] &bull; [[authority]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[available]] &bull; [[aware]] &bull; [[away]]<ref name=W300/> &bull; [[awful]] == B == [[baby]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[back]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[bad]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[bag]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[balance]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[ball]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[bank]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[bar]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[base]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[basis]] &bull; [[be]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[bear]] &bull; [[beat]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[beauty]] &bull; [[because]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[become]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[bed]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[before]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[begin]] &bull; [[behind]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[believe]] &bull; [[benefit]] &bull; [[best]] &bull; [[bet]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[between]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[big]] &bull; [[bill]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[birth]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[bit]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[black]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[bloke]] &bull; [[blood]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[blow]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[blue]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[board]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[boat]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[body]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[book]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[both]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[bother]] &bull; [[bottle]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[bottom]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[box]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[boy]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[break]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[brief]] &bull; [[brilliant]] &bull; [[bring]] &bull; [[britain]] &bull; [[brother]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[budget]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[build]] &bull; [[bus]] &bull; [[business]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[busy]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[but]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[buy]] &bull; [[by]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> == C == [[cake]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[call]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[can]]<ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[car]] &bull; [[card]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[care]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[carry]] &bull; [[case]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[cat]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[catch]] &bull; [[cause]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[cent]] &bull; [[centre]] &bull; [[certain]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[chair]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[chairman]] &bull; [[chance]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[change]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[chap]] &bull; [[character]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[charge]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[cheap]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[check]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[child]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[choice]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[choose]] &bull; [[christ]] &bull; [[christmas]] &bull; [[church]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[city]] &bull; [[claim]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[class]] &bull; [[clean]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[clear]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[client]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[clock]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[close]] &bull; [[closes]] &bull; [[clothe]] &bull; [[club]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[coffee]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[cold]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[colleague]] &bull; [[collect]] &bull; [[college]] &bull; [[colour]] &bull; [[come]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[comment]] &bull; [[commit]] &bull; [[committee]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[common]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[community]] &bull; [[company]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[compare]] &bull; [[complete]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[compute]] &bull; [[concern]] &bull; [[condition]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[confer]] &bull; [[consider]] &bull; [[consult]] &bull; [[contact]] &bull; [[continue]] &bull; [[contract]] &bull; [[control]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[converse]] &bull; [[cook]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[copy]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[corner]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[correct]] &bull; [[cost]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[could]]<ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[council]]<ref name=W300/> &bull; [[count]] &bull; [[country]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[county]] &bull; [[couple]] &bull; [[course]] &bull; [[court]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[cover]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[create]] &bull; [[cross]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[cup]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[current]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[cut]]<ref name=BE850/> == D == [[dad]] &bull; [[danger]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[date]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[day]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[dead]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[deal]] &bull; [[dear]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[debate]] &bull; [[decide]] &bull; [[decision]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[deep]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[definite]] &bull; [[degree]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[department]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[depend]] &bull; [[describe]] &bull; [[design]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[detail]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[develop]] &bull; [[die]] &bull; [[difference]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[difficult]] &bull; [[dinner]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[direct]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[discuss]] &bull; [[district]] &bull; [[divide]] &bull; [[do]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[doctor]] &bull; [[document]] &bull; [[dog]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[door]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[double]] &bull; [[doubt]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[down]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[draw]] &bull; [[dress]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[drink]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[drive]] &bull; [[drop]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[dry]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[due]] &bull; [[during]]<ref name=W300/> == E == [[each]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[early]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[east]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[easy]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[eat]] &bull; [[economy]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[educate]] &bull; [[effect]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[egg]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[eight]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=S300/> &bull; [[either]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[elect]] &bull; [[electric]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[eleven]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[else]] &bull; [[employ]] &bull; [[encourage]] &bull; [[end]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[engine]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[english]] &bull; [[enjoy]] &bull; [[enough]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[enter]] &bull; [[environment]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[equal]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[especial]] &bull; [[europe]] &bull; [[even]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[evening]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[ever]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[every]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[evidence]] &bull; [[exact]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[example]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[except]] &bull; [[excuse]] &bull; [[exercise]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[exist]] &bull; [[expect]] &bull; [[expense]] &bull; [[experience]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[explain]] &bull; [[express]] &bull; [[extra]] &bull; [[eye]]<ref name=BE850/> == F == [[face]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[fact]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[fair]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[fall]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[family]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[far]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[farm]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[fast]] &bull; [[father]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[favour]] &bull; [[feed]] &bull; [[feel]] &bull; [[few]]<ref name=W300/> &bull; [[field]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[fight]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[figure]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[file]] &bull; [[fill]] &bull; [[film]] &bull; [[final]] &bull; [[finance]] &bull; [[find]]<ref name=W300/> &bull; [[fine]] &bull; [[finish]] &bull; [[fire]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[first]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[fish]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[fit]] &bull; [[five]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[flat]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[floor]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[fly]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[follow]] &bull; [[food]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[foot]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[for]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[force]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[forget]] &bull; [[form]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[fortune]] &bull; [[forward]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[four]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[france]] &bull; [[free]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[friday]] &bull; [[friend]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[from]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[front]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[full]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[fun]] &bull; [[function]] &bull; [[fund]] &bull; [[further]] &bull; [[future]]<ref name=BE850/> == G == [[game]] &bull; [[garden]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[gas]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[general]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[germany]] &bull; [[get]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[girl]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[give]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[glass]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[go]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[god]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[good]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[goodbye]] &bull; [[govern]] &bull; [[grand]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[grant]] &bull; [[great]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[green]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[ground]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[group]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[grow]] &bull; [[guess]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[guy]] == H == [[hair]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[half]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[hall]] &bull; [[hand]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[hang]] &bull; [[happen]] &bull; [[happy]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[hard]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[hate]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[have]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[he]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[head]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[health]] &bull; [[hear]] &bull; [[heart]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[heat]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[heavy]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[hell]] &bull; [[help]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[here]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[high]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[history]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[hit]] &bull; [[hold]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[holiday]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[home]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[honest]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[hope]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[horse]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[hospital]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[hot]] &bull; [[hour]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[house]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[how]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[however]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[hullo]] &bull; [[hundred]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=S300/> &bull; [[husband]]<ref name=BE1500/> == I == [[idea]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[identify]] &bull; [[if]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[imagine]] &bull; [[important]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[improve]] &bull; [[in]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[include]] &bull; [[income]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[increase]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[indeed]] &bull; [[individual]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[industry]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[inform]] &bull; [[inside]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[instead]] &bull; [[insure]] &bull; [[interest]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[into]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[introduce]] &bull; [[invest]] &bull; [[involve]] &bull; [[issue]] &bull; [[it]]<ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[item]] &bull; [[jesus]] &bull; [[job]] &bull; [[join]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[judge]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[jump]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[just]]<ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> == K == [[keep]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[key]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[kid]] &bull; [[kill]] &bull; [[kind]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[king]] &bull; [[kitchen]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[knock]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[know]]<ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> == L == [[labour]] &bull; [[lad]] &bull; [[lady]] &bull; [[land]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[language]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[large]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[last]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[late]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[laugh]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[law]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[lay]] &bull; [[lead]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[learn]] &bull; [[leave]] &bull; [[left]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[leg]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[less]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[let]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[letter]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[level]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[lie]] &bull; [[life]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[light]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[like]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[likely]] &bull; [[limit]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[line]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[link]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[list]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[listen]] &bull; [[little]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/> &bull; [[live]] &bull; [[load]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[local]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[lock]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[london]] &bull; [[long]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[look]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[lord]] &bull; [[lose]] &bull; [[lot]] &bull; [[love]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[low]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[luck]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[lunch]]<ref name=BE1500/> == M == [[machine]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[main]] &bull; [[major]] &bull; [[make]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[man]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[manage]] &bull; [[many]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[mark]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[market]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[marry]] &bull; [[match]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[matter]] &bull; [[may]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[maybe]] &bull; [[mean]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=S300/> &bull; [[meaning]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[measure]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[meet]] &bull; [[member]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[mention]] &bull; [[middle]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[might]]<ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[mile]] &bull; [[milk]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[million]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[mind]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[minister]] &bull; [[minus]] &bull; [[minute]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[miss]] &bull; [[mister]] &bull; [[moment]] &bull; [[monday]] &bull; [[money]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[month]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[more]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[morning]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[most]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[mother]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[motion]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[move]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[mrs]] &bull; [[much]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[music]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[must]]<ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> == N == [[name]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[nation]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[nature]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[near]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[necessary]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[need]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[never]]<ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[new]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[news]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[next]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[nice]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=S300/> &bull; [[night]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[nine]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[no]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[non]] &bull; [[none]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[normal]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[north]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[not]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[note]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[notice]] &bull; [[now]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[number]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> == O == [[obvious]] &bull; [[occasion]] &bull; [[odd]] &bull; [[of]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[off]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[offer]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[office]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[often]]<ref name=W300/> &bull; [[okay]] &bull; [[old]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[on]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[once]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[one]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[only]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[open]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[operate]] &bull; [[opportunity]] &bull; [[oppose]] &bull; [[or]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[order]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[organize]] &bull; [[original]] &bull; [[other]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[otherwise]] &bull; [[ought]] &bull; [[out]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[over]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[own]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> == P == [[pack]] &bull; [[page]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[paint]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[pair]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[paper]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[paragraph]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[pardon]] &bull; [[parent]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[park]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[part]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[particular]] &bull; [[party]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[pass]] &bull; [[past]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[pay]] &bull; [[pence]] &bull; [[pension]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[people]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[per]]<ref name=W300/> &bull; [[percent]] &bull; [[perfect]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[perhaps]]<ref name=W300/> &bull; [[period]] &bull; [[person]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[photograph]] &bull; [[pick]] &bull; [[picture]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[piece]] &bull; [[place]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[plan]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[play]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[please]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[plus]] &bull; [[point]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[police]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[policy]] &bull; [[politic]] &bull; [[poor]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[position]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[positive]] &bull; [[possible]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[post]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[pound]] &bull; [[power]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[practise]] &bull; [[prepare]] &bull; [[present]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[press]] &bull; [[pressure]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[presume]] &bull; [[pretty]] &bull; [[previous]] &bull; [[price]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[print]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[private]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[probable]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[problem]] &bull; [[proceed]] &bull; [[process]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[produce]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[product]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[programme]] &bull; [[project]] &bull; [[proper]] &bull; [[propose]] &bull; [[protect]] &bull; [[provide]] &bull; [[public]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[pull]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[purpose]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[push]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[put]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[quality]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[quarter]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[question]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[quick]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[quid]] &bull; [[quiet]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[quite]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> == R == [[radio]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[rail]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[raise]] &bull; [[range]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[rate]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[rather]] &bull; [[read]] &bull; [[ready]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[real]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[realise]] &bull; [[really]]<ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[reason]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[receive]] &bull; [[recent]] &bull; [[reckon]] &bull; [[recognize]] &bull; [[recommend]] &bull; [[record]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[red]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[reduce]] &bull; [[refer]] &bull; [[regard]] &bull; [[region]] &bull; [[relation]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[remember]] &bull; [[report]] &bull; [[represent]] &bull; [[require]] &bull; [[research]] &bull; [[resource]] &bull; [[respect]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[responsible]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[rest]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[result]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[return]] &bull; [[rid]] &bull; [[right]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/> &bull; [[ring]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[rise]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[road]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[role]] &bull; [[roll]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[room]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[round]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[rule]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[run]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; == S == [[safe]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[sale]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[same]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[saturday]] &bull; [[save]] &bull; [[say]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[scheme]] &bull; [[school]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[science]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[score]] &bull; [[scotland]] &bull; [[seat]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[second]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[secretary]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[section]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[secure]] &bull; [[see]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[seem]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[self]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[sell]] &bull; [[send]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[sense]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[separate]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[serious]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[serve]] &bull; [[service]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[set]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[settle]] &bull; [[seven]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[sex]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[shall]] &bull; [[share]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[she]]<ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[sheet]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[shoe]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[shoot]] &bull; [[shop]] &bull; [[short]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[should]]<ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[show]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[shut]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[sick]] &bull; [[side]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[sign]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[similar]] &bull; [[simple]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[since]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[sing]] &bull; [[single]] &bull; [[sir]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[sister]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[sit]] &bull; [[site]] &bull; [[situate]] &bull; [[six]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=S300/> &bull; [[size]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[sleep]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[slight]] &bull; [[slow]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[small]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[smoke]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[so]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[social]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[society]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[some]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[son]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[soon]] &bull; [[sorry]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[sort]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/> &bull; [[sound]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[south]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[space]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[speak]] &bull; [[special]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[specific]] &bull; [[speed]] &bull; [[spell]] &bull; [[spend]] &bull; [[square]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[staff]] &bull; [[stage]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[stairs]] &bull; [[stand]] &bull; [[standard]] &bull; [[start]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[state]]<ref name=W300/> &bull; [[station]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[stay]] &bull; [[step]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[stick]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[still]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[stop]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[story]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[straight]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[strategy]] &bull; [[street]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[strike]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[strong]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[structure]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[student]] &bull; [[study]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[stuff]] &bull; [[stupid]] &bull; [[subject]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[succeed]] &bull; [[such]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[sudden]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[suggest]] &bull; [[suit]] &bull; [[summer]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[sun]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[sunday]] &bull; [[supply]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[support]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[suppose]] &bull; [[sure]] &bull; [[surprise]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[switch]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[system]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; == T == [[table]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[take]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[talk]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[tape]] &bull; [[tax]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[tea]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[teach]] &bull; [[team]] &bull; [[telephone]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[television]] &bull; [[tell]]<ref name=S300/> &bull; [[ten]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=S300/> &bull; [[tend]] &bull; [[term]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[terrible]] &bull; [[test]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[than]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[thank]]<ref name=S300/> &bull; [[the]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[then]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[there]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[therefore]] &bull; [[they]]<ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[thing]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/> &bull; [[think]]<ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[thirteen]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[thirty]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[this]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[thou]] &bull; [[though]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[thousand]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[three]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[through]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[throw]] &bull; [[thursday]] &bull; [[tie]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[time]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[to]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[today]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[together]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[tomorrow]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[tonight]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[too]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[top]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[total]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[touch]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[toward]] &bull; [[town]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[trade]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[traffic]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[train]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[transport]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[travel]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[treat]] &bull; [[tree]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[trouble]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[true]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[trust]] &bull; [[try]] &bull; [[tuesday]] &bull; [[turn]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[twelve]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[twenty]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=S300/> &bull; [[two]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[type]] == U == [[under]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[understand]] &bull; [[union]] &bull; [[unit]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[unite]] &bull; [[university]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[unless]] &bull; [[until]] &bull; [[up]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[upon]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[use]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[usual]] == V == [[value]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[various]] &bull; [[very]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[video]] &bull; [[view]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[village]] &bull; [[visit]] &bull; [[vote]]<ref name=BE1500/> == W == [[wage]] &bull; [[wait]] &bull; [[walk]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[wall]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[want]]<ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[war]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[warm]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[wash]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[waste]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[watch]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[water]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[way]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[we]]<ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[wear]] &bull; [[wednesday]] &bull; [[wee]] &bull; [[week]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/> &bull; [[weigh]] &bull; [[welcome]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[well]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[west]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[what]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[when]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[where]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[whether]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[which]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[while]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[white]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[who]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[whole]] &bull; [[why]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[wide]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[wife]]<ref name=BE1500/> &bull; [[will]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[win]] &bull; [[wind]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[window]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[wish]] &bull; [[with]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[within]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[without]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[woman]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[wonder]] &bull; [[wood]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[word]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[work]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[world]]<ref name=BE1500/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[worry]] &bull; [[worse]] &bull; [[worth]] &bull; [[would]]<ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[write]] &bull; [[wrong]]<ref name=BE850/> == X == == Y == [[year]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[yes]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/> &bull; [[yesterday]]<ref name=BE850/> &bull; [[yet]]<ref name=W300/> &bull; [[you]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=S300/><ref name=W300/> &bull; [[young]]<ref name=BE850/><ref name=W300/> &bull; &bull; &bull; <references/> 4052 13515 2006-12-09T06:03:44Z Coppertwig 139 making definition of hospital {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Surgery pd.jpg|thumb|Doctors working in a '''hospital'''.]] #A building for sick people, with doctors and nurses. 13686 2006-12-12T12:24:50Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, en, et, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, kk, ko, pt, ta, uk, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Surgery pd.jpg|thumb|Doctors working in a '''hospital'''.]] #A building for sick people, with doctors and nurses. [[de:hospital]] [[et:hospital]] [[en:hospital]] [[fr:hospital]] [[ko:hospital]] [[io:hospital]] [[it:hospital]] [[kk:hospital]] [[hu:hospital]] [[ja:hospital]] [[pt:hospital]] [[fi:hospital]] [[ta:hospital]] [[vi:hospital]] [[uk:hospital]] [[zh:hospital]] 4053 13518 2006-12-09T14:32:28Z Brett 77 New page: ==Determiner== {{wiktionary}} {{cardinal number}} (''ordinal'' [[thousandth]]) # The '''number''' 1,000. #: ''Julius Caesar lived about two '''thousand''' years ago.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} #... ==Determiner== {{wiktionary}} {{cardinal number}} (''ordinal'' [[thousandth]]) # The '''number''' 1,000. #: ''Julius Caesar lived about two '''thousand''' years ago.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} # The '''number''' 1,000. #: ''[[Ten]] [[hundred]]s is a '''thousand'''.'' 13523 2006-12-09T14:40:07Z Brett 77 formatting ==Determiner== {{wiktionary}} {{cardinal number}} (''ordinal'' [[thousandth]]) # The [[number]] 1,000. #: ''Julius Caesar lived about two '''thousand''' years ago.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} # The [[number]] 1,000. #: ''[[Ten]] [[hundred]]s is a '''thousand'''.'' 13572 2006-12-10T16:56:19Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, hy, io, it, kk, ko, ku, ru, sv, ta, tr, vi, zh ==Determiner== {{wiktionary}} {{cardinal number}} (''ordinal'' [[thousandth]]) # The [[number]] 1,000. #: ''Julius Caesar lived about two '''thousand''' years ago.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} # The [[number]] 1,000. #: ''[[Ten]] [[hundred]]s is a '''thousand'''.'' [[en:thousand]] [[fr:thousand]] [[ko:thousand]] [[hy:thousand]] [[io:thousand]] [[it:thousand]] [[kk:thousand]] [[ku:thousand]] [[hu:thousand]] [[ru:thousand]] [[fi:thousand]] [[sv:thousand]] [[ta:thousand]] [[vi:thousand]] [[tr:thousand]] [[zh:thousand]] 4054 13519 2006-12-09T14:34:43Z Brett 77 New page: ==Determiner== {{wiktionary}} {{cardinal number}} (''ordinal'' [[hundredth]]) # The '''number''' 100. #: ''There are a hundred centimetres in a metre.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} # The '''number'... ==Determiner== {{wiktionary}} {{cardinal number}} (''ordinal'' [[hundredth]]) # The '''number''' 100. #: ''There are a hundred centimetres in a metre.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} # The '''number''' 100. #: ''Ten [[ten]]s is a '''hundred'''.'' 13522 2006-12-09T14:39:38Z Brett 77 formatting ==Determiner== {{wiktionary}} {{cardinal number}} (''ordinal'' [[hundredth]]) # The [[number]] 100. #: ''There are a hundred centimetres in a metre.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} # The [[number]] 100. #: ''Ten [[ten]]s is a '''hundred'''.'' 13892 2006-12-19T17:16:44Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, hy, io, it, kk, ko, ku, ky, ru, sv, ta, tr, vi, zh ==Determiner== {{wiktionary}} {{cardinal number}} (''ordinal'' [[hundredth]]) # The [[number]] 100. #: ''There are a hundred centimetres in a metre.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} # The [[number]] 100. #: ''Ten [[ten]]s is a '''hundred'''.'' [[en:hundred]] [[fr:hundred]] [[ko:hundred]] [[hy:hundred]] [[io:hundred]] [[it:hundred]] [[kk:hundred]] [[ky:hundred]] [[ku:hundred]] [[hu:hundred]] [[ru:hundred]] [[fi:hundred]] [[sv:hundred]] [[ta:hundred]] [[vi:hundred]] [[tr:hundred]] [[zh:hundred]] 4055 13520 2006-12-09T14:36:56Z Brett 77 New page: ==Determiner== {{wiktionary}} {{cardinal number}} (''ordinal'' [[tenth]]) # The '''number''' 10. #: ''We have '''ten''' fingers and '''ten''' toes.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} # The '''number''' ... ==Determiner== {{wiktionary}} {{cardinal number}} (''ordinal'' [[tenth]]) # The '''number''' 10. #: ''We have '''ten''' fingers and '''ten''' toes.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} # The '''number''' 1,000. #: ''[[two|Two]] [[five]]s is '''ten'''.'' 13567 2006-12-10T14:42:35Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: cs, el, en, fa, fi, fr, hu, hy, io, it, ja, kk, ko, ku, ky, pl, pt, ro, ru, sv, ta, tr, vi, zh ==Determiner== {{wiktionary}} {{cardinal number}} (''ordinal'' [[tenth]]) # The '''number''' 10. #: ''We have '''ten''' fingers and '''ten''' toes.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} # The '''number''' 1,000. #: ''[[two|Two]] [[five]]s is '''ten'''.'' [[cs:ten]] [[el:ten]] [[en:ten]] [[fa:ten]] [[fr:ten]] [[ko:ten]] [[hy:ten]] [[io:ten]] [[it:ten]] [[kk:ten]] [[ky:ten]] [[ku:ten]] [[hu:ten]] [[ja:ten]] [[pl:ten]] [[pt:ten]] [[ro:ten]] [[ru:ten]] [[fi:ten]] [[sv:ten]] [[ta:ten]] [[vi:ten]] [[tr:ten]] [[zh:ten]] 14140 2006-12-21T04:07:40Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[de:ten]] ==Determiner== {{wiktionary}} {{cardinal number}} (''ordinal'' [[tenth]]) # The '''number''' 10. #: ''We have '''ten''' fingers and '''ten''' toes.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} # The '''number''' 1,000. #: ''[[two|Two]] [[five]]s is '''ten'''.'' [[cs:ten]] [[de:ten]] [[el:ten]] [[en:ten]] [[fa:ten]] [[fr:ten]] [[ko:ten]] [[hy:ten]] [[io:ten]] [[it:ten]] [[kk:ten]] [[ky:ten]] [[ku:ten]] [[hu:ten]] [[ja:ten]] [[pl:ten]] [[pt:ten]] [[ro:ten]] [[ru:ten]] [[fi:ten]] [[sv:ten]] [[ta:ten]] [[vi:ten]] [[tr:ten]] [[zh:ten]] 4056 13521 2006-12-09T14:39:06Z Brett 77 New page: ==Determiner== {{wiktionary}} {{cardinal number}} (''ordinal'' [[second]]) # The [[number]] 2. #: ''We have '''two''' eyes and '''two''' ears.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} # The [[number]] 1,000. ... ==Determiner== {{wiktionary}} {{cardinal number}} (''ordinal'' [[second]]) # The [[number]] 2. #: ''We have '''two''' eyes and '''two''' ears.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} # The [[number]] 1,000. #: ''One and [[one]] is '''two'''.'' 13527 2006-12-09T14:42:49Z Brett 77 fix mistake ==Determiner== {{wiktionary}} {{cardinal number}} (''ordinal'' [[second]]) # The [[number]] 2. #: ''We have '''two''' eyes and '''two''' ears.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} # The [[number]] 2. #: ''One and [[one]] is '''two'''.'' 13621 2006-12-11T03:55:47Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ang, en, es, fa, fi, fr, gl, hu, hy, io, it, ja, kk, ko, ku, la, pl, pt, ru, sv, ta, tr, vi, zh ==Determiner== {{wiktionary}} {{cardinal number}} (''ordinal'' [[second]]) # The [[number]] 2. #: ''We have '''two''' eyes and '''two''' ears.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} # The [[number]] 2. #: ''One and [[one]] is '''two'''.'' [[ang:two]] [[en:two]] [[es:two]] [[fa:two]] [[fr:two]] [[gl:two]] [[ko:two]] [[hy:two]] [[io:two]] [[it:two]] [[kk:two]] [[ku:two]] [[la:two]] [[hu:two]] [[ja:two]] [[pl:two]] [[pt:two]] [[ru:two]] [[fi:two]] [[sv:two]] [[ta:two]] [[vi:two]] [[tr:two]] [[zh:two]] 4057 13526 2006-12-09T14:42:32Z Brett 77 New page: ==Determiner== {{wiktionary}} {{cardinal number}} (''ordinal'' [[second]]) # The [[number]] 3. #: ''A triangle has '''three''' sides.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} # The [[number]] 3. #: ''[[one|On... ==Determiner== {{wiktionary}} {{cardinal number}} (''ordinal'' [[second]]) # The [[number]] 3. #: ''A triangle has '''three''' sides.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} # The [[number]] 3. #: ''[[one|One]] and [[two]] is '''three'''.'' 13534 2006-12-09T17:59:44Z Brett 77 fix ordinal ==Determiner== {{wiktionary}} {{cardinal number}} (''ordinal'' [[third]]) # The [[number]] 3. #: ''A triangle has '''three''' sides.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} # The [[number]] 3. #: ''[[one|One]] and [[two]] is '''three'''.'' 13570 2006-12-10T16:49:58Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: el, en, es, et, fa, fi, fr, gl, hu, hy, io, it, ja, kk, ko, ku, la, pl, pt, ro, ru, sv, ta, tr, vi, zh ==Determiner== {{wiktionary}} {{cardinal number}} (''ordinal'' [[third]]) # The [[number]] 3. #: ''A triangle has '''three''' sides.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} # The [[number]] 3. #: ''[[one|One]] and [[two]] is '''three'''.'' [[et:three]] [[el:three]] [[en:three]] [[es:three]] [[fa:three]] [[fr:three]] [[gl:three]] [[ko:three]] [[hy:three]] [[io:three]] [[it:three]] [[kk:three]] [[ku:three]] [[la:three]] [[hu:three]] [[ja:three]] [[pl:three]] [[pt:three]] [[ro:three]] [[ru:three]] [[fi:three]] [[sv:three]] [[ta:three]] [[vi:three]] [[tr:three]] [[zh:three]] 4058 13528 2006-12-09T14:44:32Z Brett 77 New page: ==Determiner== {{wiktionary}} {{cardinal number}} (''ordinal'' [[second]]) # The [[number]] 4. #: ''We have '''four''' fingers and one thumb on each hand.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} # The [[numb... ==Determiner== {{wiktionary}} {{cardinal number}} (''ordinal'' [[second]]) # The [[number]] 4. #: ''We have '''four''' fingers and one thumb on each hand.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} # The [[number]] 4. #: ''Two and [[two]] is '''four'''.'' 13535 2006-12-09T18:00:02Z Brett 77 fix ordinal ==Determiner== {{wiktionary}} {{cardinal number}} (''ordinal'' [[fourth]]) # The [[number]] 4. #: ''We have '''four''' fingers and one thumb on each hand.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} # The [[number]] 4. #: ''Two and [[two]] is '''four'''.'' 13679 2006-12-12T09:22:40Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, el, en, es, et, fa, fi, fr, gl, hu, hy, id, io, it, ja, kk, ko, ku, la, nl, pl, pt, ro, ru, sv, ta, tr, vi, zh ==Determiner== {{wiktionary}} {{cardinal number}} (''ordinal'' [[fourth]]) # The [[number]] 4. #: ''We have '''four''' fingers and one thumb on each hand.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} # The [[number]] 4. #: ''Two and [[two]] is '''four'''.'' [[de:four]] [[et:four]] [[el:four]] [[en:four]] [[es:four]] [[fa:four]] [[fr:four]] [[gl:four]] [[ko:four]] [[hy:four]] [[io:four]] [[id:four]] [[it:four]] [[kk:four]] [[ku:four]] [[la:four]] [[hu:four]] [[nl:four]] [[ja:four]] [[pl:four]] [[pt:four]] [[ro:four]] [[ru:four]] [[fi:four]] [[sv:four]] [[ta:four]] [[vi:four]] [[tr:four]] [[zh:four]] 4059 13530 2006-12-09T17:51:31Z Brett 77 New page: ==Determiner== {{wiktionary}} {{cardinal number}} (''ordinal'' [[second]]) # The [[number]] 6. #: ''Most people sleep from '''six''' to nine hours a night.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} # The [[num... ==Determiner== {{wiktionary}} {{cardinal number}} (''ordinal'' [[second]]) # The [[number]] 6. #: ''Most people sleep from '''six''' to nine hours a night.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} # The [[number]] 6. #: ''Three and [[three]] is '''six'''.'' 13537 2006-12-09T18:00:34Z Brett 77 fix ordinal ==Determiner== {{wiktionary}} {{cardinal number}} (''ordinal'' [[sixth]]) # The [[number]] 6. #: ''Most people sleep from '''six''' to nine hours a night.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} # The [[number]] 6. #: ''Three and [[three]] is '''six'''.'' 13830 2006-12-19T08:30:24Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, el, en, et, fa, fi, fr, hu, hy, id, io, it, ja, kk, ko, ku, ky, pl, pt, ro, ru, sv, ta, tr, vi, zh ==Determiner== {{wiktionary}} {{cardinal number}} (''ordinal'' [[sixth]]) # The [[number]] 6. #: ''Most people sleep from '''six''' to nine hours a night.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} # The [[number]] 6. #: ''Three and [[three]] is '''six'''.'' [[de:six]] [[et:six]] [[el:six]] [[en:six]] [[fa:six]] [[fr:six]] [[ko:six]] [[hy:six]] [[io:six]] [[id:six]] [[it:six]] [[kk:six]] [[ky:six]] [[ku:six]] [[hu:six]] [[ja:six]] [[pl:six]] [[pt:six]] [[ro:six]] [[ru:six]] [[fi:six]] [[sv:six]] [[ta:six]] [[vi:six]] [[tr:six]] [[zh:six]] 4060 13531 2006-12-09T17:53:53Z Brett 77 New page: ==Determiner== {{wiktionary}} {{cardinal number}} (''ordinal'' [[second]]) # The [[number]] 7. #: ''There are '''seven''' days in one week.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} # The [[number]] 7. #: ''[[... ==Determiner== {{wiktionary}} {{cardinal number}} (''ordinal'' [[second]]) # The [[number]] 7. #: ''There are '''seven''' days in one week.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} # The [[number]] 7. #: ''[[three|Three]] and [[four]] is '''seven'''.'' 13538 2006-12-09T18:00:49Z Brett 77 fix ordinal ==Determiner== {{wiktionary}} {{cardinal number}} (''ordinal'' [[seventh]]) # The [[number]] 7. #: ''There are '''seven''' days in one week.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} # The [[number]] 7. #: ''[[three|Three]] and [[four]] is '''seven'''.'' 14051 2006-12-20T21:53:28Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, es, fa, fi, fr, hu, hy, io, it, ja, kk, ko, ku, ky, la, pl, pt, ro, ru, sv, ta, tr, vi, zh ==Determiner== {{wiktionary}} {{cardinal number}} (''ordinal'' [[seventh]]) # The [[number]] 7. #: ''There are '''seven''' days in one week.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} # The [[number]] 7. #: ''[[three|Three]] and [[four]] is '''seven'''.'' [[en:seven]] [[es:seven]] [[fa:seven]] [[fr:seven]] [[ko:seven]] [[hy:seven]] [[io:seven]] [[it:seven]] [[kk:seven]] [[ky:seven]] [[ku:seven]] [[la:seven]] [[hu:seven]] [[ja:seven]] [[pl:seven]] [[pt:seven]] [[ro:seven]] [[ru:seven]] [[fi:seven]] [[sv:seven]] [[ta:seven]] [[vi:seven]] [[tr:seven]] [[zh:seven]] 4061 13532 2006-12-09T17:55:41Z Brett 77 New page: ==Determiner== {{wiktionary}} {{cardinal number}} (''ordinal'' [[eighth]]) # The [[number]] 8. #: ''Most people work about '''eight''' hours a day.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} # The [[number]] 8.... ==Determiner== {{wiktionary}} {{cardinal number}} (''ordinal'' [[eighth]]) # The [[number]] 8. #: ''Most people work about '''eight''' hours a day.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} # The [[number]] 8. #: ''Four and [[four]] is '''eight'''.'' 13663 2006-12-11T23:03:01Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, en, et, fa, fi, fr, hu, hy, io, it, ja, kk, ko, ku, ky, pl, pt, ro, ru, sv, ta, tr, vi, zh ==Determiner== {{wiktionary}} {{cardinal number}} (''ordinal'' [[eighth]]) # The [[number]] 8. #: ''Most people work about '''eight''' hours a day.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} # The [[number]] 8. #: ''Four and [[four]] is '''eight'''.'' [[de:eight]] [[et:eight]] [[en:eight]] [[fa:eight]] [[fr:eight]] [[ko:eight]] [[hy:eight]] [[io:eight]] [[it:eight]] [[kk:eight]] [[ky:eight]] [[ku:eight]] [[hu:eight]] [[ja:eight]] [[pl:eight]] [[pt:eight]] [[ro:eight]] [[ru:eight]] [[fi:eight]] [[sv:eight]] [[ta:eight]] [[vi:eight]] [[tr:eight]] [[zh:eight]] 4062 13539 2006-12-09T18:03:36Z Brett 77 New page: ==Determiner== {{wiktionary}} {{cardinal number}} (''ordinal'' [[ninth]]) # The [[number]] 9. #: ''Children study in school about '''nine''' months a year.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} # The [[num... ==Determiner== {{wiktionary}} {{cardinal number}} (''ordinal'' [[ninth]]) # The [[number]] 9. #: ''Children study in school about '''nine''' months a year.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} # The [[number]] 9. #: ''[[ten|Ten]] minus [[one]] is '''nine'''.'' 13978 2006-12-20T09:39:26Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, en, fa, fi, fr, hu, hy, io, it, ja, kk, ko, ku, la, pl, pt, ro, ru, sv, ta, tr, vi, zh ==Determiner== {{wiktionary}} {{cardinal number}} (''ordinal'' [[ninth]]) # The [[number]] 9. #: ''Children study in school about '''nine''' months a year.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} # The [[number]] 9. #: ''[[ten|Ten]] minus [[one]] is '''nine'''.'' [[de:nine]] [[en:nine]] [[fa:nine]] [[fr:nine]] [[ko:nine]] [[hy:nine]] [[io:nine]] [[it:nine]] [[kk:nine]] [[ku:nine]] [[la:nine]] [[hu:nine]] [[ja:nine]] [[pl:nine]] [[pt:nine]] [[ro:nine]] [[ru:nine]] [[fi:nine]] [[sv:nine]] [[ta:nine]] [[vi:nine]] [[tr:nine]] [[zh:nine]] 4063 13540 2006-12-09T18:09:09Z Brett 77 New page: {{AWL}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|valid|more valid|most valid}} # If something is '''valid''', it is [[correct]], [[appropriate]], and [[acceptable]]. #: ''I'm sorry sir, your driver's lic... {{AWL}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|valid|more valid|most valid}} # If something is '''valid''', it is [[correct]], [[appropriate]], and [[acceptable]]. #: ''I'm sorry sir, your driver's license is not '''valid'''.'' #: ''I think we should listen to her. She makes a '''valid''' argument.'' #: ''To log in, you need a '''valid''' password.'' ===Antonyms=== * [[invalid]] 13562 2006-12-10T13:27:37Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, vi, zh {{AWL}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|valid|more valid|most valid}} # If something is '''valid''', it is [[correct]], [[appropriate]], and [[acceptable]]. #: ''I'm sorry sir, your driver's license is not '''valid'''.'' #: ''I think we should listen to her. She makes a '''valid''' argument.'' #: ''To log in, you need a '''valid''' password.'' ===Antonyms=== * [[invalid]] [[en:valid]] [[fr:valid]] [[io:valid]] [[it:valid]] [[hu:valid]] [[fi:valid]] [[vi:valid]] [[zh:valid]] 4064 13542 2006-12-09T21:56:11Z Brett 77 New page: ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''mistake''' is something that is done [[wrong]] or is [[incorrect]]. #: ''I made a '''mistake''' in spelling 'grammar', g-r-a-m-m-E-r.'' #: ''It's a '''mistake''' t... ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''mistake''' is something that is done [[wrong]] or is [[incorrect]]. #: ''I made a '''mistake''' in spelling 'grammar', g-r-a-m-m-E-r.'' #: ''It's a '''mistake''' to think that everyone wants the same things.'' #: ''There were only two '''mistakes''' on my test.'' #: ''I wanted to phone Jose, but I phone Petra by '''mistake'''.'' ==Verb== {{verb|mistake|mistakes|mistaked|mistaking}} # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''mistake''' something, you think it is [[different]] from what it really is. #: ''I '''mistook''' her voice for the voice of her sister.'' #: ''I completely '''mistook''' your meaning. I thought you were talking about tomorrow.'' 13972 2006-12-20T07:40:27Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: el, en, fa, fi, fr, hu, io, it, pl, pt, ru, ta, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''mistake''' is something that is done [[wrong]] or is [[incorrect]]. #: ''I made a '''mistake''' in spelling 'grammar', g-r-a-m-m-E-r.'' #: ''It's a '''mistake''' to think that everyone wants the same things.'' #: ''There were only two '''mistakes''' on my test.'' #: ''I wanted to phone Jose, but I phone Petra by '''mistake'''.'' ==Verb== {{verb|mistake|mistakes|mistaked|mistaking}} # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''mistake''' something, you think it is [[different]] from what it really is. #: ''I '''mistook''' her voice for the voice of her sister.'' #: ''I completely '''mistook''' your meaning. I thought you were talking about tomorrow.'' [[el:mistake]] [[en:mistake]] [[fa:mistake]] [[fr:mistake]] [[io:mistake]] [[it:mistake]] [[hu:mistake]] [[pl:mistake]] [[pt:mistake]] [[ru:mistake]] [[fi:mistake]] [[ta:mistake]] [[vi:mistake]] [[zh:mistake]] 4065 13543 2006-12-10T00:38:58Z Brett 77 New page: ==Adjective== {{adjective|extreme|more extreme|most extreme}} # If something is '''extreme''' it is very different from [[normal]]. #: ''This disease usually causes mild illness, but in ''... ==Adjective== {{adjective|extreme|more extreme|most extreme}} # If something is '''extreme''' it is very different from [[normal]]. #: ''This disease usually causes mild illness, but in '''exteme''' cases can cause death.'' #: ''Few animals can live in the '''extreme''' cold of the far north.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} # An '''extreme''' is a [[situation]] or [[idea]] taken to its [[limit]], especially with two [[opposite]]s. #: ''When there is a crime, you have a range of choices. At one '''extreme''' you can do nothing. A the other '''extreme''', you can kill the person.'' 14039 2006-12-20T19:55:24Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, en, fa, fi, fr, hu, io, ja, pl, ru, vi, zh ==Adjective== {{adjective|extreme|more extreme|most extreme}} # If something is '''extreme''' it is very different from [[normal]]. #: ''This disease usually causes mild illness, but in '''exteme''' cases can cause death.'' #: ''Few animals can live in the '''extreme''' cold of the far north.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} # An '''extreme''' is a [[situation]] or [[idea]] taken to its [[limit]], especially with two [[opposite]]s. #: ''When there is a crime, you have a range of choices. At one '''extreme''' you can do nothing. A the other '''extreme''', you can kill the person.'' [[ar:extreme]] [[en:extreme]] [[fa:extreme]] [[fr:extreme]] [[io:extreme]] [[hu:extreme]] [[ja:extreme]] [[pl:extreme]] [[ru:extreme]] [[fi:extreme]] [[vi:extreme]] [[zh:extreme]] 4066 13544 2006-12-10T03:37:30Z Coppertwig 139 making definition of smell {{BE850}} ==Verb== {{verb|smell|smells|smelled|smelling}} [[Image:Neus1.jpg|thumb|A nose that someone uses to '''smell''' things.]] #To use the nose to sense something. #:''She put her nose close the the flowers and breathed in to '''smell''' them.'' #:''She '''smelled''' the waste and felt sick.'' #To put a substance that people can smell into the air. #:''The flowers smell very good.'' #:''The waste smells bad.'' {{-}} ==Noun== {{smell}} #The way a thing smells; the substance in the air that people can smell. #:''The smell of the flowers is very good.'' 13545 2006-12-10T05:24:28Z Coppertwig 139 /* Noun */ {{BE850}} ==Verb== {{verb|smell|smells|smelled|smelling}} [[Image:Neus1.jpg|thumb|A nose that someone uses to '''smell''' things.]] #To use the nose to sense something. #:''She put her nose close the the flowers and breathed in to '''smell''' them.'' #:''She '''smelled''' the waste and felt sick.'' #To put a substance that people can smell into the air. #:''The flowers smell very good.'' #:''The waste smells bad.'' {{-}} ==Noun== {{noun}} #The way a thing smells; the substance in the air that people can smell. #:''The smell of the flowers is very good.'' 13546 2006-12-10T05:25:25Z Coppertwig 139 link to wiktionary {{BE850}} ==Verb== {{verb|smell|smells|smelled|smelling}} [[Image:Neus1.jpg|thumb|A nose that someone uses to '''smell''' things.]] #To use the nose to sense something. #:''She put her nose close the the flowers and breathed in to '''smell''' them.'' #:''She '''smelled''' the waste and felt sick.'' #To put a substance that people can smell into the air. #:''The flowers smell very good.'' #:''The waste smells bad.'' {{-}} ==Noun== {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} #The way a thing smells; the substance in the air that people can smell. #:''The smell of the flowers is very good.'' 13547 2006-12-10T05:32:58Z Coppertwig 139 small change {{BE850}} ==Verb== {{verb|smell|smells|smelled|smelling}} [[Image:Neus1.jpg|thumb|A nose that someone uses to '''smell''' things.]] #To use the nose to sense something. #:''She put her nose near the [[flowers]] and breathed in to '''smell''' them.'' #:''She '''smelled''' the waste and felt sick.'' #To gently put a [[substance]] that people can smell into the air. #:''The flowers '''smell''' very good.'' #:''The waste '''smells''' bad.'' {{-}} ==Noun== {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} #The way a thing '''smells'''; the substance in the air that people can '''smell'''. #:''The smell of the flowers is very good.'' 4067 13555 2006-12-10T11:58:43Z Brett 77 New page: ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''trend''' is a general [[movement]] or [[change]] in one [[direction]]. #: ''We expect the current upward '''trend''' in the use of our services to continue.'' #: '... ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''trend''' is a general [[movement]] or [[change]] in one [[direction]]. #: ''We expect the current upward '''trend''' in the use of our services to continue.'' #: ''There seems to be a new '''trend''' towards longer, looser clothing.'' ==Verb== {{verb|trend|trends|trended|trending}} # ({{intransitive verb}}) If something '''trends''' in one [[direction]], it generally moves or changes in that direction. #: ''While most fuel prices are '''trending''' higher, natural gas prices should go down in 2006.'' 13558 2006-12-10T12:10:58Z Brett 77 + AWL template {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''trend''' is a general [[movement]] or [[change]] in one [[direction]]. #: ''We expect the current upward '''trend''' in the use of our services to continue.'' #: ''There seems to be a new '''trend''' towards longer, looser clothing.'' ==Verb== {{verb|trend|trends|trended|trending}} # ({{intransitive verb}}) If something '''trends''' in one [[direction]], it generally moves or changes in that direction. #: ''While most fuel prices are '''trending''' higher, natural gas prices should go down in 2006.'' 4068 13559 2006-12-10T12:29:43Z Brett 77 New page: ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''delay''' is a [[wait]] or the waiting [[time]]. #: ''Computer problems caused a long '''delay''' in the meeting.'' #: ''Train A62 will be leaving in 15 minutes. We... ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''delay''' is a [[wait]] or the waiting [[time]]. #: ''Computer problems caused a long '''delay''' in the meeting.'' #: ''Train A62 will be leaving in 15 minutes. We appologise for the '''delay'''.'' ==Verb== {{verb|delay|delays|delayed|delaying}} # {{TI verb}} If you '''delay''', you [[wait]] until a later [[time]] or [[cause]] something to be [[late]]. #: ''We have decided to '''delay''' the changes to give people more time.'' #: ''The train was '''delayed''' by mechanical problems.'' #: ''We only have a few spots left, so don't '''delay'''.'' 14020 2006-12-20T15:52:08Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, en, es, fr, hu, io, it, ja, ru, ta, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''delay''' is a [[wait]] or the waiting [[time]]. #: ''Computer problems caused a long '''delay''' in the meeting.'' #: ''Train A62 will be leaving in 15 minutes. We appologise for the '''delay'''.'' ==Verb== {{verb|delay|delays|delayed|delaying}} # {{TI verb}} If you '''delay''', you [[wait]] until a later [[time]] or [[cause]] something to be [[late]]. #: ''We have decided to '''delay''' the changes to give people more time.'' #: ''The train was '''delayed''' by mechanical problems.'' #: ''We only have a few spots left, so don't '''delay'''.'' [[ar:delay]] [[en:delay]] [[es:delay]] [[fr:delay]] [[io:delay]] [[it:delay]] [[hu:delay]] [[ja:delay]] [[ru:delay]] [[ta:delay]] [[vi:delay]] [[zh:delay]] 4069 13563 2006-12-10T13:42:41Z Brett 77 New page: ==Verb== {{verb|solve|solves|solved|solving}} # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''solve''' a problem, you [[fix]] it or [[deal]] with it. #: ''"My kids always make a mess of my computer." "W... ==Verb== {{verb|solve|solves|solved|solving}} # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''solve''' a problem, you [[fix]] it or [[deal]] with it. #: ''"My kids always make a mess of my computer." "Well, you can easily '''solve''' the problem by not allowing them to use it."'' # {{TI verb}} If you '''solve''' a [[question]], you find a [[correct]] [[answer]]. #: ''In the equation <math>3x^2 + x - 2 = 0</math> we can '''solve''' for <math>x</math>. 14067 2006-12-21T00:02:48Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, io, it, ja, pt, sv, ta, vi ==Verb== {{verb|solve|solves|solved|solving}} # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''solve''' a problem, you [[fix]] it or [[deal]] with it. #: ''"My kids always make a mess of my computer." "Well, you can easily '''solve''' the problem by not allowing them to use it."'' # {{TI verb}} If you '''solve''' a [[question]], you find a [[correct]] [[answer]]. #: ''In the equation <math>3x^2 + x - 2 = 0</math> we can '''solve''' for <math>x</math>. [[en:solve]] [[fr:solve]] [[io:solve]] [[it:solve]] [[ja:solve]] [[pt:solve]] [[fi:solve]] [[sv:solve]] [[ta:solve]] [[vi:solve]] 4070 13579 2006-12-10T19:05:52Z Coppertwig 139 making definition of silver {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Canadian silver dollar 1962.jpg|thumb|A coin made of '''silver'''.]] [[Image:Silverwiki 2.png|thumb|A '''silver''' thing ('''silver''' colour).]] #a metal with a near white colour and high value. #The colour of '''silver'''. 13580 2006-12-10T19:06:19Z Coppertwig 139 wiktionary template {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Canadian silver dollar 1962.jpg|thumb|A coin made of '''silver'''.]] [[Image:Silverwiki 2.png|thumb|A '''silver''' thing ('''silver''' colour).]] {{wiktinoary}} #a metal with a near white colour and high value. #The colour of '''silver'''. 14052 2006-12-20T22:12:01Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, en, fa, fi, fr, hu, hy, io, it, kk, ko, la, pl, pt, ru, sr, sv, ta, tr, uk, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Canadian silver dollar 1962.jpg|thumb|A coin made of '''silver'''.]] [[Image:Silverwiki 2.png|thumb|A '''silver''' thing ('''silver''' colour).]] {{wiktinoary}} #a metal with a near white colour and high value. #The colour of '''silver'''. [[de:silver]] [[en:silver]] [[fa:silver]] [[fr:silver]] [[ko:silver]] [[hy:silver]] [[io:silver]] [[it:silver]] [[kk:silver]] [[la:silver]] [[hu:silver]] [[pl:silver]] [[pt:silver]] [[ru:silver]] [[sr:silver]] [[fi:silver]] [[sv:silver]] [[ta:silver]] [[vi:silver]] [[tr:silver]] [[uk:silver]] [[zh:silver]] 4071 13591 2006-12-11T00:00:54Z Brett 77 New page: {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''tradition''' is something that has been done in the same way for a long time. #:''Despite a long '''tradition''' of education, there is still a lack of qua... {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''tradition''' is something that has been done in the same way for a long time. #:''Despite a long '''tradition''' of education, there is still a lack of qualified teachers'' #:''They continue the '''tradition''' of winter football which started in the 1800s.'' ===See also=== *[[traditional]] 13592 2006-12-11T00:02:45Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # ({{countable}} & {{mass noun}}) A '''tradition''' is something that has been done in the same way for a long time. #: ''Despite a long '''tradition''' of education, there is still a lack of qualified teachers'' #: ''They continue the '''tradition''' of winter football which started in the 1800s.'' #: '''''Tradition''' says that we need a drink before the speech.'' ===See also=== *[[traditional]] 13851 2006-12-19T12:20:33Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, el, en, et, fa, fi, fr, hu, hy, id, io, it, ko, no, ru, ta, vi, zh {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # ({{countable}} & {{mass noun}}) A '''tradition''' is something that has been done in the same way for a long time. #: ''Despite a long '''tradition''' of education, there is still a lack of qualified teachers'' #: ''They continue the '''tradition''' of winter football which started in the 1800s.'' #: '''''Tradition''' says that we need a drink before the speech.'' ===See also=== *[[traditional]] [[de:tradition]] [[et:tradition]] [[el:tradition]] [[en:tradition]] [[fa:tradition]] [[fr:tradition]] [[ko:tradition]] [[hy:tradition]] [[io:tradition]] [[id:tradition]] [[it:tradition]] [[hu:tradition]] [[no:tradition]] [[ru:tradition]] [[fi:tradition]] [[ta:tradition]] [[vi:tradition]] [[zh:tradition]] 4072 13593 2006-12-11T00:16:28Z Brett 77 New page: {{AWL}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|dominant|more dominant|most dominant}} # If something is '''dominant''', it is larger, stronger, or more [[powerful]] than other things. #: ''In society, ... {{AWL}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|dominant|more dominant|most dominant}} # If something is '''dominant''', it is larger, stronger, or more [[powerful]] than other things. #: ''In society, the '''dominant''' class holds power by using the lower classes.'' #: ''Microsoft is still '''dominant''' in operating systems and other software.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} # (''music'') A '''dominant''' is the fifth note of a musical [[scale]] of eight notes. 13649 2006-12-11T15:38:18Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, en, et, fi, fr, io, nl, tr, vi, zh {{AWL}} ==Adjective== {{adjective|dominant|more dominant|most dominant}} # If something is '''dominant''', it is larger, stronger, or more [[powerful]] than other things. #: ''In society, the '''dominant''' class holds power by using the lower classes.'' #: ''Microsoft is still '''dominant''' in operating systems and other software.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} # (''music'') A '''dominant''' is the fifth note of a musical [[scale]] of eight notes. [[ar:dominant]] [[et:dominant]] [[en:dominant]] [[fr:dominant]] [[io:dominant]] [[nl:dominant]] [[fi:dominant]] [[vi:dominant]] [[tr:dominant]] [[zh:dominant]] 4073 13596 2006-12-11T00:40:26Z Brett 77 New page: ==Noun== {{proper noun}} # '''Christmas''' is a [[Christian]] [[holiday]] to [[celebrate]] the birth of [[Christ]], usually on Dec. 25. #: ''Santa put lots of presents under the '''Christm... ==Noun== {{proper noun}} # '''Christmas''' is a [[Christian]] [[holiday]] to [[celebrate]] the birth of [[Christ]], usually on Dec. 25. #: ''Santa put lots of presents under the '''Christmas''' tree.'' #: ''I've got a week's holiday around '''Christmas''' time.'' 13925 2006-12-19T23:12:23Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, en, fi, fr, it, ja, nl, sr, zh ==Noun== {{proper noun}} # '''Christmas''' is a [[Christian]] [[holiday]] to [[celebrate]] the birth of [[Christ]], usually on Dec. 25. #: ''Santa put lots of presents under the '''Christmas''' tree.'' #: ''I've got a week's holiday around '''Christmas''' time.'' [[de:Christmas]] [[en:Christmas]] [[fr:Christmas]] [[it:Christmas]] [[nl:Christmas]] [[ja:Christmas]] [[sr:Christmas]] [[fi:Christmas]] [[zh:Christmas]] 4074 13601 2006-12-11T00:50:24Z Brett 77 New page: {{AWL}} ==Verb== {{verb|appreciate|appreciates|appreciated|appreciating}} # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''appreciate''' something, you understand its [[value]] or its [[quality|qualities... {{AWL}} ==Verb== {{verb|appreciate|appreciates|appreciated|appreciating}} # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''appreciate''' something, you understand its [[value]] or its [[quality|qualities]] (often used to say "'''thank''' you".) #: ''Thanks so much for your help! I really '''appreciate''' it.'' #: ''It's hard to '''appreciate''' how difficult the job is until you try it yourself.'' # ({{intransitive verb}}) If something '''appreciates''', its value [[increase]]s. ===Synonyms=== * [[realise]] ===Antonyms=== * [[depreciate]] 13665 2006-12-11T23:36:29Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fa, fi, fr, gl, io, it, ru, vi, zh {{AWL}} ==Verb== {{verb|appreciate|appreciates|appreciated|appreciating}} # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''appreciate''' something, you understand its [[value]] or its [[quality|qualities]] (often used to say "'''thank''' you".) #: ''Thanks so much for your help! I really '''appreciate''' it.'' #: ''It's hard to '''appreciate''' how difficult the job is until you try it yourself.'' # ({{intransitive verb}}) If something '''appreciates''', its value [[increase]]s. ===Synonyms=== * [[realise]] ===Antonyms=== * [[depreciate]] [[en:appreciate]] [[fa:appreciate]] [[fr:appreciate]] [[gl:appreciate]] [[io:appreciate]] [[it:appreciate]] [[ru:appreciate]] [[fi:appreciate]] [[vi:appreciate]] [[zh:appreciate]] 4075 13604 2006-12-11T01:20:17Z Brett 77 New page: {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # ({{countable}} & {{mass noun}}) Your '''attitude''' is your [[feeling]]s and [[opinion]]s, especially when your [[action]]s show how you feel. #: ''He has a rea... {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # ({{countable}} & {{mass noun}}) Your '''attitude''' is your [[feeling]]s and [[opinion]]s, especially when your [[action]]s show how you feel. #: ''He has a really bad '''attitude''' towards work.'' #: ''A positive '''attitude''' can make life a lot easier.'' 13616 2006-12-11T02:51:12Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: el, en, et, fi, fr, gl, hu, id, io, it, nl, pl, ru, ta, vi, zh {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # ({{countable}} & {{mass noun}}) Your '''attitude''' is your [[feeling]]s and [[opinion]]s, especially when your [[action]]s show how you feel. #: ''He has a really bad '''attitude''' towards work.'' #: ''A positive '''attitude''' can make life a lot easier.'' [[et:attitude]] [[el:attitude]] [[en:attitude]] [[fr:attitude]] [[gl:attitude]] [[io:attitude]] [[id:attitude]] [[it:attitude]] [[hu:attitude]] [[nl:attitude]] [[pl:attitude]] [[ru:attitude]] [[fi:attitude]] [[ta:attitude]] [[vi:attitude]] [[zh:attitude]] 4076 13607 2006-12-11T01:40:07Z Brett 77 New page: {{AWL}} ==Verb== {{verb|specify|specifies|specified|specifying}} # {{TI verb}} If you '''specify''' something, you say [[exactly]] which one or how to do something. #: ''The referee will r... {{AWL}} ==Verb== {{verb|specify|specifies|specified|specifying}} # {{TI verb}} If you '''specify''' something, you say [[exactly]] which one or how to do something. #: ''The referee will restart play with a drop ball as '''specified''' in law 2.'' #: ''We're supposed to meet here on Tuesday, but we forgot to '''specify''' a time.'' 4077 13608 2006-12-11T01:42:45Z Brett 77 New page: ==Noun== {{noun|sock|socks}} # The plural of [[sock]]. ==Noun== {{noun|sock|socks}} # The plural of [[sock]]. 4078 13610 2006-12-11T01:49:26Z Brett 77 New page: ==Adjective== {{adjective|stupid|stupider|stupidest}} # If something or someone is '''stupid''', it shows a [[lack]] of [[clear]] [[thought]]. #: ''I'm so angry. That was a '''stupid''' mi... ==Adjective== {{adjective|stupid|stupider|stupidest}} # If something or someone is '''stupid''', it shows a [[lack]] of [[clear]] [[thought]]. #: ''I'm so angry. That was a '''stupid''' mistake.'' #: ''Don't be '''stupid'''. Of course it's true.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[silly]] * [[dumb]] ===Antonyms=== * [[smart]] * [[clever]] * [[intelligent]] 4079 13622 2006-12-11T04:23:11Z Coppertwig 139 making definition of smash {{BE850}} ==Verb== {{verb|smash|smashes|smashed|smashing}} [[Image:Image-Wikimania--5 agosto--Broken lock.png|thumb|Someone '''smashed''' the [[lock]].]] #To break something into many small parts. #:''He used a [[hammer]] to '''smash''' the [[glass]] of the [[window]].'' {{-}} ==Noun== {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} #The sound of something '''smashing'''. #:''The loud '''smash''' made them feel fear, but it was only some plates falling.'' 13645 2006-12-11T13:15:06Z Brett 77 + noun sense {{BE850}} ==Verb== {{verb|smash|smashes|smashed|smashing}} [[Image:Image-Wikimania--5 agosto--Broken lock.png|thumb|Someone '''smashed''' the [[lock]].]] #To break something into many small parts. #:''He used a [[hammer]] to '''smash''' the [[glass]] of the [[window]].'' {{-}} ==Noun== {{noun}} {{wiktionary}} # A '''smash''' is a new and very [[successful]] book, movie, song, etc. # The sound of something '''smashing'''. #:''The loud '''smash''' made them feel fear, but it was only some plates falling.'' 4080 13647 2006-12-11T14:54:59Z Brett 77 New page: ==Adjective== {{adjective|confused|more confused|most confused}} # If a person or situation is '''confused''', things are [[unclear]] or you don't [[understand]]. #: ''The teacher tried to... ==Adjective== {{adjective|confused|more confused|most confused}} # If a person or situation is '''confused''', things are [[unclear]] or you don't [[understand]]. #: ''The teacher tried to explain it, but now I feel more '''confused''' than before.'' #: ''The book is terrible. It's full of bad writing and '''confused''' examples.'' ===Related words=== *[[confusion]] *[[confuse]] 4081 13656 2006-12-11T17:20:19Z Brett 77 New page: ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''fool''' is a person who does or thinks [[stupid]] things. #: ''I made a '''fool''' of myself by forgetting her birthday.'' #: ''Don't be a '''fool'''. You can't li... ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''fool''' is a person who does or thinks [[stupid]] things. #: ''I made a '''fool''' of myself by forgetting her birthday.'' #: ''Don't be a '''fool'''. You can't lift that. You'll hurt yourself.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[idiot]] ==Verb== {{verb|fool|fools|fooled|fooling}} # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''fool''' someone, you make them [[believe]] something that is not [[true]]. #: ''I was '''fooled''' by an e-mail into opening a computer virus.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[trick]] ===See also=== * [[fool around]] * [[fool with]] 14046 2006-12-20T20:40:54Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fa, fi, fr, hu, hy, io, it, ja, ko, pt, ta, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''fool''' is a person who does or thinks [[stupid]] things. #: ''I made a '''fool''' of myself by forgetting her birthday.'' #: ''Don't be a '''fool'''. You can't lift that. You'll hurt yourself.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[idiot]] ==Verb== {{verb|fool|fools|fooled|fooling}} # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''fool''' someone, you make them [[believe]] something that is not [[true]]. #: ''I was '''fooled''' by an e-mail into opening a computer virus.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[trick]] ===See also=== * [[fool around]] * [[fool with]] [[en:fool]] [[fa:fool]] [[fr:fool]] [[ko:fool]] [[hy:fool]] [[io:fool]] [[it:fool]] [[hu:fool]] [[ja:fool]] [[pt:fool]] [[fi:fool]] [[ta:fool]] [[vi:fool]] [[zh:fool]] 4082 13657 2006-12-11T17:27:47Z Brett 77 New page: ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # (''before the noun'') '''Instant''' <math>x</math> is <math>x</math> that is [[ready]], or happens, very [[quickly]]. #: ''I don't like '''instant''' coffee, ... ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # (''before the noun'') '''Instant''' <math>x</math> is <math>x</math> that is [[ready]], or happens, very [[quickly]]. #: ''I don't like '''instant''' coffee, but that's usually what I drink.'' #: ''With his first book, he was an '''instant''' success.'' ===Synonyms== * [[immediate]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # An '''instant''' is a very short [[time]]. #: ''She looked at me and for an '''instant''', I thought she was her mother.'' 13688 2006-12-12T13:29:02Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, et, fa, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ru, ta, vi, zh ==Adjective== {{adjective}} # (''before the noun'') '''Instant''' <math>x</math> is <math>x</math> that is [[ready]], or happens, very [[quickly]]. #: ''I don't like '''instant''' coffee, but that's usually what I drink.'' #: ''With his first book, he was an '''instant''' success.'' ===Synonyms== * [[immediate]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # An '''instant''' is a very short [[time]]. #: ''She looked at me and for an '''instant''', I thought she was her mother.'' [[et:instant]] [[en:instant]] [[fa:instant]] [[fr:instant]] [[io:instant]] [[it:instant]] [[hu:instant]] [[ru:instant]] [[fi:instant]] [[ta:instant]] [[vi:instant]] [[zh:instant]] 4083 13689 2006-12-12T13:44:05Z Brett 77 New page: {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # An '''instance''' of something is a [[time]] or [[situation]] when it happens. #: ''In this particular '''instance''', the computer was the problem, not the use... {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # An '''instance''' of something is a [[time]] or [[situation]] when it happens. #: ''In this particular '''instance''', the computer was the problem, not the user.'' #: ''Can you point to one '''instance''' of this kind of cheating to explain what you mean?'' ===Synonyms=== * [[example]] ===See also=== * [[for instance]] 13692 2006-12-12T13:46:01Z Brett 77 change exampled sentence {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # An '''instance''' of something is a [[time]] or [[situation]] when it happens. #: ''In this particular '''instance''', the computer was the problem, not the user.'' #: ''There have been many '''instances''' of cheating that were not caught.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[example]] ===See also=== * [[for instance]] 4084 13705 2006-12-12T19:05:40Z Brett 77 New page: ==Noun== {{noun}} # ({{mass noun}}) '''Interference''' is something, especially an [[action]], that makes it difficult to [[achieve]] a [[goal]]. #: ''The police were unable to arrest him ... ==Noun== {{noun}} # ({{mass noun}}) '''Interference''' is something, especially an [[action]], that makes it difficult to [[achieve]] a [[goal]]. #: ''The police were unable to arrest him because of government '''interference'''.'' #: ''The manager should let his workers make these decisions without any '''interference''' at all.'' #: ''Iran passes the ball without any '''interference''' from England.'' ===Related words=== * [[interfere]] ===Antonyms=== * [[facilitation]] 4085 13707 2006-12-12T19:14:38Z Brett 77 New page: {{AWL}} ==Verb== {{verb|imply|implies|implied|implying}} # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''imply''' something, you [[mean]] it, but you don't say it [[directly]]. #: ''By saying I should e... {{AWL}} ==Verb== {{verb|imply|implies|implied|implying}} # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''imply''' something, you [[mean]] it, but you don't say it [[directly]]. #: ''By saying I should exercise more, she '''implied''' that I'm fat.'' #: ''What does it '''imply''' about him if he uses bad language all the time?'' ==Synonyms== * [[suggest]] ==Related words=== * [[implication]] 13708 2006-12-12T19:14:51Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Verb== {{verb|imply|implies|implied|implying}} # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''imply''' something, you [[mean]] it, but you don't say it [[directly]]. #: ''By saying I should exercise more, she '''implied''' that I'm fat.'' #: ''What does it '''imply''' about him if he uses bad language all the time?'' ==Synonyms== * [[suggest]] ===Related words=== * [[implication]] 4086 13711 2006-12-12T19:32:50Z Brett 77 New page: {{AWL}} ==Verb== {{verb|shift|shifts|shifted|shifting}} # {{TI verb}} If something '''shifts''', it [[moves]]. #: ''The talk about crime has '''shifted''' from causes to solutions.'' #: ''... {{AWL}} ==Verb== {{verb|shift|shifts|shifted|shifting}} # {{TI verb}} If something '''shifts''', it [[moves]]. #: ''The talk about crime has '''shifted''' from causes to solutions.'' #: ''The desert sands are constantly '''shifting'''.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''shift''' is a [[movement]]. #: ''There has been a major '''shift''' in thinking about how to deal with this.'' # A '''shift''' is the [[time]] that [[workers]] start and finish [[work]]. #: ''I'm working the night '''shift''' this week.'' # The '''shift''' [[key]] on a computer changes from small to big letters. [[Image:Keyboard-Shift.svg|thumb|The '''shift''' keys are circled in red.]] 4087 13739 2006-12-13T13:30:27Z Brett 77 New page: ==Adjective== {{adjective|holy|holier|holiest}} # If something is '''holy''', it is very [[religious]] or good and important in a [[religion]]. #: ''They believe the birthplace of their is... ==Adjective== {{adjective|holy|holier|holiest}} # If something is '''holy''', it is very [[religious]] or good and important in a [[religion]]. #: ''They believe the birthplace of their is '''holy''' land.'' ===See also=== * [[holy shit]] * [[holy cow]] 14074 2006-12-21T00:52:03Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, pt, ta, vi, zh ==Adjective== {{adjective|holy|holier|holiest}} # If something is '''holy''', it is very [[religious]] or good and important in a [[religion]]. #: ''They believe the birthplace of their is '''holy''' land.'' ===See also=== * [[holy shit]] * [[holy cow]] [[en:holy]] [[fr:holy]] [[io:holy]] [[it:holy]] [[hu:holy]] [[ja:holy]] [[pt:holy]] [[fi:holy]] [[ta:holy]] [[vi:holy]] [[zh:holy]] 4088 13740 2006-12-13T13:31:53Z Brett 77 New page: ==Phrase== # You use '''holy shit''' when you are [[surprised]]. #: '''''Holy shit'''! That was a big explosion.'' ===See also=== * [[shit]] * [[holy cow]] ==Phrase== # You use '''holy shit''' when you are [[surprised]]. #: '''''Holy shit'''! That was a big explosion.'' ===See also=== * [[shit]] * [[holy cow]] 4089 13741 2006-12-13T13:41:05Z Brett 77 New page: ==Interjection== {{interjection}} # You use '''shit''' when you are suprised, afraid, or angry. ===Synonyms=== * [[damn]] * [[fuck]] * [[hell]] * [[piss]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Human... ==Interjection== {{interjection}} # You use '''shit''' when you are suprised, afraid, or angry. ===Synonyms=== * [[damn]] * [[fuck]] * [[hell]] * [[piss]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Human_Feces.jpg|thumb|a pile of '''shit''']] # ({{mass noun}} & {{countable}}) '''Shit''' is [[waste]] that come out of the [[anus]]. ==Verb== {{verb|shit|shits|shitted|shitting}} # ({{intransitive verb}}) If you '''shit''', you push [[waste]] out of your [[anus]]. 13742 2006-12-13T13:43:36Z Brett 77 ==Interjection== {{interjection}} # You use '''shit''' when you are suprised, afraid, or angry. ===Synonyms=== * [[damn]] * [[fuck]] * [[hell]] * [[piss]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # ({{mass noun}} & {{countable}}) '''Shit''' is [[waste]] that come out of the [[anus]]. [[Image:Human_Feces.jpg|thumb|a pile of '''shit''']]<br style="clear:both"/> ==Verb== {{verb|shit|shits|shitted|shitting}} # ({{intransitive verb}}) If you '''shit''', you push [[waste]] out of your [[anus]]. 13762 2006-12-14T13:06:10Z Brett 77 + synonyms ==Interjection== {{interjection}} # You use '''shit''' when you are suprised, afraid, or angry. ===Synonyms=== * [[damn]] * [[fuck]] * [[hell]] * [[piss]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # ({{mass noun}} & {{countable}}) '''Shit''' is [[waste]] that come out of the [[anus]]. [[Image:Human_Feces.jpg|thumb|a pile of '''shit''']] ===Synonyms=== * [[feces]] * [[stool]] * [[poo]] <br style="clear:both"/> ==Verb== {{verb|shit|shits|shitted|shitting}} # ({{intransitive verb}}) If you '''shit''', you push [[waste]] out of your [[anus]]. 14281 2006-12-21T20:31:34Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, hu, it, ko, la, pl, ru, sr, ta, uk, vi ==Interjection== {{interjection}} # You use '''shit''' when you are suprised, afraid, or angry. ===Synonyms=== * [[damn]] * [[fuck]] * [[hell]] * [[piss]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # ({{mass noun}} & {{countable}}) '''Shit''' is [[waste]] that come out of the [[anus]]. [[Image:Human_Feces.jpg|thumb|a pile of '''shit''']] ===Synonyms=== * [[feces]] * [[stool]] * [[poo]] <br style="clear:both"/> ==Verb== {{verb|shit|shits|shitted|shitting}} # ({{intransitive verb}}) If you '''shit''', you push [[waste]] out of your [[anus]]. [[en:shit]] [[fr:shit]] [[ko:shit]] [[it:shit]] [[la:shit]] [[hu:shit]] [[pl:shit]] [[ru:shit]] [[sr:shit]] [[fi:shit]] [[ta:shit]] [[vi:shit]] [[uk:shit]] 4090 13744 2006-12-13T14:17:11Z Brett 77 New page: ==Phrase== # You use '''a bit''' to mean ''not very''. #: '' ===Synonyms=== * [[slightly]] {{Stub}} ==Phrase== # You use '''a bit''' to mean ''not very''. #: '' ===Synonyms=== * [[slightly]] {{Stub}} 4091 13745 2006-12-13T14:25:15Z Brett 77 New page: ==Adjective== {{adjective|frozen|more frozen|most frozen}} # If something is '''frozen''' it is very [[cold]]. #: ''Can you get some '''frozen''' peas out of the freezer?'' #: ''I need som... ==Adjective== {{adjective|frozen|more frozen|most frozen}} # If something is '''frozen''' it is very [[cold]]. #: ''Can you get some '''frozen''' peas out of the freezer?'' #: ''I need some gloves. My hands are '''frozen'''.'' # If something is '''frozen''' it is [[solid]] and can't move. ===Related words=== * [[freeze]] 4092 13747 2006-12-13T14:54:09Z Brett 77 New page: ==Noun== {{noun|stair|stairs}} [[Image:Acquavivapicena06.jpg|thumb|stairs]] # (usually plural) '''Stairs''' are [[steps]] to help you [[climb]] to a different [[level]]. #: ''She climbed t... ==Noun== {{noun|stair|stairs}} [[Image:Acquavivapicena06.jpg|thumb|stairs]] # (usually plural) '''Stairs''' are [[steps]] to help you [[climb]] to a different [[level]]. #: ''She climbed the '''stairs''' up to her bedroom.'' ===See also=== * [[upstairs]] * [[downstairs]] 4093 13748 2006-12-13T17:16:14Z Brett 77 New page: ==Verb== {{verb|bake|bakes|baked|baking}} # {{TI verb}} If you '''bake''' something, you [[cook]] it with dry [[heat]] all around it, usually in an [[oven]]. #: '''''Bake''' the cake at 32... ==Verb== {{verb|bake|bakes|baked|baking}} # {{TI verb}} If you '''bake''' something, you [[cook]] it with dry [[heat]] all around it, usually in an [[oven]]. #: '''''Bake''' the cake at 325°F for 25 minutes.'' 4094 13749 2006-12-13T17:23:50Z Brett 77 New page: ==Verb== {{verb|confuse|confuses|confused|confusing}} # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''confuse''' someone, they don't [[understand]] what you have said or done. #: ''Instead of helping me... ==Verb== {{verb|confuse|confuses|confused|confusing}} # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''confuse''' someone, they don't [[understand]] what you have said or done. #: ''Instead of helping me to learn it, he just '''confused''' me more.'' # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''confuse''' somethings, you [[mix]] them up in your [[mind]]. #: ''Try not to '''confuse''' ''accept'' with ''exept''.'' 13750 2006-12-13T17:24:03Z Brett 77 ==Verb== {{verb|confuse|confuses|confused|confusing}} # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''confuse''' someone, they don't [[understand]] what you have said or done. #: ''Instead of helping me to learn it, he just '''confused''' me more.'' # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''confuse''' some things, you [[mix]] them up in your [[mind]]. #: ''Try not to '''confuse''' ''accept'' with ''exept''.'' 13752 2006-12-13T17:33:20Z Brett 77 /* Verb */ ==Verb== {{verb|confuse|confuses|confused|confusing}} # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''confuse''' someone, they don't [[understand]] what you have said or done. #: ''Instead of helping me to learn it, he just '''confused''' me more.'' # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''confuse''' some things, you [[mix]] them up in your [[mind]]. #: ''Try not to '''confuse''' ''accept'' with ''exept''.'' ===Related words=== * [[confused]] 13753 2006-12-13T17:33:58Z Brett 77 ==Verb== {{verb|confuse|confuses|confused|confusing}} # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''confuse''' someone, they don't [[understand]] what you have said or done. #: ''Instead of helping me to learn it, he just '''confused''' me more.'' # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''confuse''' some things, you [[mix]] them up in your [[mind]]. #: ''Try not to '''confuse''' ''accept'' with ''exept''.'' ===Related words=== * [[confused]] * [[confusion]] 14006 2006-12-20T13:44:48Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, et, fa, fi, hu, io, it, ja, vi, zh ==Verb== {{verb|confuse|confuses|confused|confusing}} # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''confuse''' someone, they don't [[understand]] what you have said or done. #: ''Instead of helping me to learn it, he just '''confused''' me more.'' # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''confuse''' some things, you [[mix]] them up in your [[mind]]. #: ''Try not to '''confuse''' ''accept'' with ''exept''.'' ===Related words=== * [[confused]] * [[confusion]] [[et:confuse]] [[en:confuse]] [[fa:confuse]] [[io:confuse]] [[it:confuse]] [[hu:confuse]] [[ja:confuse]] [[fi:confuse]] [[vi:confuse]] [[zh:confuse]] 4095 13751 2006-12-13T17:32:08Z Brett 77 New page: ==Adjective== {{adjective|satisfied|more satisfied|most satisfied}} # If you are '''satisfied''', you feel happy that you have [[enough]]. #: ''A '''satisfied''' customer will usually come... ==Adjective== {{adjective|satisfied|more satisfied|most satisfied}} # If you are '''satisfied''', you feel happy that you have [[enough]]. #: ''A '''satisfied''' customer will usually come back to your shop in the future.'' #: ''I feel '''satisfied''' with the progress my students are makeing.'' ===Antonyms=== * [[dissatisfied]] ===Related words=== * [[satisfy]] 4096 13754 2006-12-13T17:52:20Z Brett 77 New page: ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Showerhead.JPG|thumb|a shower]] # A '''shower''' is a place with [[water]] [[spray]]ing down to clean something. #: ''I got up, went to the toilet, and jumped in ... ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Showerhead.JPG|thumb|a shower]] # A '''shower''' is a place with [[water]] [[spray]]ing down to clean something. #: ''I got up, went to the toilet, and jumped in the '''shower'''.'' #: ''I usually have a '''shower''' before going to work.'' # A '''shower''' is a light [[rain]]. #: ''Today, it will be cloudy with occasional '''showers'''.'' ===See also=== * [[bath]] ==Verb== {{verb|shower|showers|showered|showering}} # {{TI verb}} If you '''shower''', you [[spray]] [[water]] on your body to [[clean]] yourself. #: ''After his workout, he '''showered''' quickly and then got dressed.'' ===See also=== * [[bathe]] 14179 2006-12-21T12:11:29Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, io, it, ja, pl, ta, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Showerhead.JPG|thumb|a shower]] # A '''shower''' is a place with [[water]] [[spray]]ing down to clean something. #: ''I got up, went to the toilet, and jumped in the '''shower'''.'' #: ''I usually have a '''shower''' before going to work.'' # A '''shower''' is a light [[rain]]. #: ''Today, it will be cloudy with occasional '''showers'''.'' ===See also=== * [[bath]] ==Verb== {{verb|shower|showers|showered|showering}} # {{TI verb}} If you '''shower''', you [[spray]] [[water]] on your body to [[clean]] yourself. #: ''After his workout, he '''showered''' quickly and then got dressed.'' ===See also=== * [[bathe]] [[en:shower]] [[io:shower]] [[it:shower]] [[ja:shower]] [[pl:shower]] [[fi:shower]] [[ta:shower]] [[vi:shower]] [[zh:shower]] 4097 13757 2006-12-13T18:05:31Z Brett 77 New page: ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Cigarette.jpg|thumb|cigarettes with tobacco inside]] # ({{mass noun}}) '''Tobacco''' is a [[plant]] that is used to make [[cigarette]]s. #: '''''Tobacco''' advert... ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Cigarette.jpg|thumb|cigarettes with tobacco inside]] # ({{mass noun}}) '''Tobacco''' is a [[plant]] that is used to make [[cigarette]]s. #: '''''Tobacco''' advertising is illegal to help reduce smoking.'' 4098 13758 2006-12-13T18:10:08Z Brett 77 New page: ==Adjective== {{adjective|frightened|more frightened|most frightened}} # If you are '''frightened''', you feel [[fear]]. #: ''Most children are '''frightened''' of the dark.'' #: ''I was '... ==Adjective== {{adjective|frightened|more frightened|most frightened}} # If you are '''frightened''', you feel [[fear]]. #: ''Most children are '''frightened''' of the dark.'' #: ''I was '''frightened''' by a loud noise.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[scared]] ===Related words=== * [[fright]] * [[frighten]] 4099 13759 2006-12-13T18:32:03Z Brett 77 New page: ==Noun== {{noun}} # ({{countable}} & {{mass noun}}) A '''suspicion''' is a [[feeling]] that something, often bad, is [[probably]] true. #: ''She had a growing '''suspicion''' that he had f... ==Noun== {{noun}} # ({{countable}} & {{mass noun}}) A '''suspicion''' is a [[feeling]] that something, often bad, is [[probably]] true. #: ''She had a growing '''suspicion''' that he had forgotten to lock his door.'' #: ''He was arrested on '''suspicion''' of murder.'' # ({{mass noun}} & {{countable}}) '''Suspicion''' is a feeling that you don't [[trust]] or don't like something. #: ''Deep '''suspicion''' towards foreigners is sadly common here.'' 4100 13760 2006-12-14T12:23:45Z Brett 77 New page: ==Adjective== {{adjective|grave|graver|gravest}} # If a problem or [[situation]] is '''grave''', it is bad and [[serious]]. #: ''She's in danger, Frank. '''Grave''' danger. Aren't you will... ==Adjective== {{adjective|grave|graver|gravest}} # If a problem or [[situation]] is '''grave''', it is bad and [[serious]]. #: ''She's in danger, Frank. '''Grave''' danger. Aren't you willing to do anything to help her? # If a person looks or acts '''grave''', they look [[serious]] and [[worried]]. #: ''He looked very grave indeed, and sat staring quiety at his table-full of papers.'' # A '''grave''' [[accent]] is the mark over the ''e'' shown here: ''è''. ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''grave''' is the place where a [[dead]] body is [[burry|burried]] in the [[earth]]. #: ''If your pet has died, you may be too upset to dig the '''grave'''.'' 4101 13761 2006-12-14T12:49:10Z Brett 77 New page: ==Verb== {{verb|translate|translates|translated|translating}} # {{TI verb}} If you '''translate''' something from one [[language]] to another, you change the [[word]]s and [[sentence]]s in... ==Verb== {{verb|translate|translates|translated|translating}} # {{TI verb}} If you '''translate''' something from one [[language]] to another, you change the [[word]]s and [[sentence]]s into the other language. #: ''It's not enough to '''translate''' word for word.'' #: ''The book has sold over 20 million copies and been '''translated''' into over 60 langauges.'' # {{TI verb}} If <math>x</math> '''translates''' into <math>y</math>, <math>x</math> [[cause]]s or [[lead]]s to <math>y</math>. #: ''For a golfer, if you're not calm, that can '''translate''' into a bad shot.'' # {{TI verb}} If something '''translates''', it [[apply|applies]] or can be used in a new way or [[situation]]. #: ''His experience as a police offices doesn't '''translate''' well to running a company.'' 4102 13763 2006-12-14T16:10:05Z Brett 77 New page: ==Noun== {{noun}} # ({{countable}} & {{mass noun}}) A '''combination''' is an item or group made of different things or kinds of things. #: ''Any '''combination''' of these factors increas... ==Noun== {{noun}} # ({{countable}} & {{mass noun}}) A '''combination''' is an item or group made of different things or kinds of things. #: ''Any '''combination''' of these factors increases the risk dramatically.'' 14202 2006-12-21T15:49:47Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, en, fi, fr, hu, pl, ru, tr, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} # ({{countable}} & {{mass noun}}) A '''combination''' is an item or group made of different things or kinds of things. #: ''Any '''combination''' of these factors increases the risk dramatically.'' [[ar:combination]] [[en:combination]] [[fr:combination]] [[hu:combination]] [[pl:combination]] [[ru:combination]] [[fi:combination]] [[vi:combination]] [[tr:combination]] [[zh:combination]] 4103 13764 2006-12-14T16:25:07Z Brett 77 New page: ==Noun== {{noun}} # ({{mass noun}} & {{countable}}) '''Material''' is the things or ideas that are used in making or doing something. #: ''The raw '''materials''' for the goods are mostly ... ==Noun== {{noun}} # ({{mass noun}} & {{countable}}) '''Material''' is the things or ideas that are used in making or doing something. #: ''The raw '''materials''' for the goods are mostly imported from Canada.'' #: ''After the earthquake, it took a long time to rebuild because the building '''materials''' were often unavailable.'' #: ''He spent a year researching and gathering '''material''' before writing the book.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[fabric]] * [[ingredients]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|material|more material|most material}} # (''usually before the noun'') '''Material''' things are things in the real world, often [[money]]. # (''formal'') If something is '''material''', it is big and important. ===Synonyms=== * [[physical]] * [[significant]] ===Antonyms=== * [[spiritual]] 13888 2006-12-19T15:57:12Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, es, fa, fi, fr, he, hu, hy, io, it, pl, pt, ru, sl, sv, ta, uk, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} # ({{mass noun}} & {{countable}}) '''Material''' is the things or ideas that are used in making or doing something. #: ''The raw '''materials''' for the goods are mostly imported from Canada.'' #: ''After the earthquake, it took a long time to rebuild because the building '''materials''' were often unavailable.'' #: ''He spent a year researching and gathering '''material''' before writing the book.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[fabric]] * [[ingredients]] ==Adjective== {{adjective|material|more material|most material}} # (''usually before the noun'') '''Material''' things are things in the real world, often [[money]]. # (''formal'') If something is '''material''', it is big and important. ===Synonyms=== * [[physical]] * [[significant]] ===Antonyms=== * [[spiritual]] [[en:material]] [[es:material]] [[fa:material]] [[fr:material]] [[hy:material]] [[io:material]] [[it:material]] [[he:material]] [[hu:material]] [[pl:material]] [[pt:material]] [[ru:material]] [[sl:material]] [[fi:material]] [[sv:material]] [[ta:material]] [[vi:material]] [[uk:material]] [[zh:material]] 4104 13765 2006-12-14T16:38:17Z TBC 82 created {{adjective|unique|uniquer|uniquest}} #Only one of an [[item]]. #[[Rare]] or [[unusual]]. [[Category:Adjectives]] [[de:unique]] [[en:unique]] [[et:unique]] [[fr:unique]] [[io:unique]] [[it:unique]] [[hu:unique]] [[ja:unique]] [[ru:unique]] [[fi:unique]] [[vi:unique]] [[zh:unique]] 13767 2006-12-14T19:01:51Z TBC 82 heading ==Adjective== {{adjective|unique|uniquer|uniquest}} #Only one of an [[item]]. #[[Rare]] or [[unusual]]. [[Category:Adjectives]] [[de:unique]] [[en:unique]] [[et:unique]] [[fr:unique]] [[io:unique]] [[it:unique]] [[hu:unique]] [[ja:unique]] [[ru:unique]] [[fi:unique]] [[vi:unique]] [[zh:unique]] 13768 2006-12-14T20:40:01Z Brett 77 removed comparative and superlative ==Adjective== {{adjective}} #Only one of an [[item]]. #[[Rare]] or [[unusual]]. [[Category:Adjectives]] [[de:unique]] [[en:unique]] [[et:unique]] [[fr:unique]] [[io:unique]] [[it:unique]] [[hu:unique]] [[ja:unique]] [[ru:unique]] [[fi:unique]] [[vi:unique]] [[zh:unique]] 13799 2006-12-18T19:05:58Z Brett 77 + AWL template {{AWL}} ==Adjective== {{adjective}} #Only one of an [[item]]. #[[Rare]] or [[unusual]]. [[de:unique]] [[en:unique]] [[et:unique]] [[fr:unique]] [[io:unique]] [[it:unique]] [[hu:unique]] [[ja:unique]] [[ru:unique]] [[fi:unique]] [[vi:unique]] [[zh:unique]] 13864 2006-12-19T13:01:47Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: [[ta:unique]] {{AWL}} ==Adjective== {{adjective}} #Only one of an [[item]]. #[[Rare]] or [[unusual]]. [[de:unique]] [[et:unique]] [[en:unique]] [[fr:unique]] [[io:unique]] [[it:unique]] [[hu:unique]] [[ja:unique]] [[ru:unique]] [[fi:unique]] [[ta:unique]] [[vi:unique]] [[zh:unique]] 4105 13766 2006-12-14T18:18:26Z Brett 77 New page: ==Verb== {{verb|suspect|suspects|suspected|suspecting}} # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''suspect''' something, you feel that something, often bad, is [[probably]] true. #: ''I '''suspect'... ==Verb== {{verb|suspect|suspects|suspected|suspecting}} # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''suspect''' something, you feel that something, often bad, is [[probably]] true. #: ''I '''suspect''' you've already erased the file, have you?'' # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''suspect''' someone or something, you don't [[trust]] them, or you think something is their [[fault]]. #: ''The chemical is no longer used because it is '''suspected''' of causing cancer.'' #: ''Hassan strongly '''suspected''' that he had something to do with Wolfgang Klein's death.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''suspect''' is a person or thing who you [[believe]] committed a [[crime]] or caused something. #: ''He was the police's prime '''suspect''' in the crime.'' ==Adjective== {{adjective|suspect|more suspect|most suspect}} # If something is '''suspect''', it is [[untrue]], or likely to cause problems. #: ''Any claims to solve all the problems should be seen has deeply '''suspect'''.'' 13843 2006-12-19T10:42:45Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, et, fi, fr, io, it, ta, vi, zh ==Verb== {{verb|suspect|suspects|suspected|suspecting}} # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''suspect''' something, you feel that something, often bad, is [[probably]] true. #: ''I '''suspect''' you've already erased the file, have you?'' # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''suspect''' someone or something, you don't [[trust]] them, or you think something is their [[fault]]. #: ''The chemical is no longer used because it is '''suspected''' of causing cancer.'' #: ''Hassan strongly '''suspected''' that he had something to do with Wolfgang Klein's death.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''suspect''' is a person or thing who you [[believe]] committed a [[crime]] or caused something. #: ''He was the police's prime '''suspect''' in the crime.'' ==Adjective== {{adjective|suspect|more suspect|most suspect}} # If something is '''suspect''', it is [[untrue]], or likely to cause problems. #: ''Any claims to solve all the problems should be seen has deeply '''suspect'''.'' [[et:suspect]] [[en:suspect]] [[fr:suspect]] [[io:suspect]] [[it:suspect]] [[fi:suspect]] [[ta:suspect]] [[vi:suspect]] [[zh:suspect]] 4106 13769 2006-12-15T13:26:12Z Brett 77 New page: ==Ajective== {{adjective|mental|more mental|most mental}} # (''Only before the noun'') '''Mental''' [[health]], processes etc. is related to the [[mind]] and [[thinking]]. #: ''The program... ==Ajective== {{adjective|mental|more mental|most mental}} # (''Only before the noun'') '''Mental''' [[health]], processes etc. is related to the [[mind]] and [[thinking]]. #: ''The program helps people deal with drinking, depression and other '''mental''' health problems.'' #: ''Some diseases can cause severe '''mental''' and physical damage to the unborn baby.'' #: ''Manville made a '''mental''' note of the cab's licence number.'' ===Related words=== * [[mentally]] 13770 2006-12-15T13:27:17Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Ajective== {{adjective|mental|more mental|most mental}} # (''Only before the noun'') '''Mental''' [[health]], processes etc. is related to the [[mind]] and [[thinking]]. #: ''The program helps people deal with drinking, depression and other '''mental''' health problems.'' #: ''Some diseases can cause severe '''mental''' and physical damage to the unborn baby.'' #: ''Manville made a '''mental''' note of the cab's licence number.'' ===Related words=== * [[mentally]] 13910 2006-12-19T22:19:08Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ca, da, de, en, fi, fr, hu, io, it, pl, pt, ru, ta, vi, zh {{AWL}} ==Ajective== {{adjective|mental|more mental|most mental}} # (''Only before the noun'') '''Mental''' [[health]], processes etc. is related to the [[mind]] and [[thinking]]. #: ''The program helps people deal with drinking, depression and other '''mental''' health problems.'' #: ''Some diseases can cause severe '''mental''' and physical damage to the unborn baby.'' #: ''Manville made a '''mental''' note of the cab's licence number.'' ===Related words=== * [[mentally]] [[ca:mental]] [[da:mental]] [[de:mental]] [[en:mental]] [[fr:mental]] [[io:mental]] [[it:mental]] [[hu:mental]] [[pl:mental]] [[pt:mental]] [[ru:mental]] [[fi:mental]] [[ta:mental]] [[vi:mental]] [[zh:mental]] 4107 13772 2006-12-15T13:40:54Z Brett 77 New page: ==Verb== {{verb|govern|governs|governed|governing}} # {{TI verb}} If <math>x</math> governs <math>y</math>, <math>x</math> [[control]]s <math>y</math> through [[law]]s or other [[rule]]s. ... ==Verb== {{verb|govern|governs|governed|governing}} # {{TI verb}} If <math>x</math> governs <math>y</math>, <math>x</math> [[control]]s <math>y</math> through [[law]]s or other [[rule]]s. #: ''The country is currently '''governed''' by the army.'' #: ''The market is '''governed''' by the same economic laws of supply and demand.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[manage]] * [[control]] * [[rule]] ===Related words=== * [[government]] 13773 2006-12-15T13:41:08Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Verb== {{verb|govern|governs|governed|governing}} # {{TI verb}} If <math>x</math> governs <math>y</math>, <math>x</math> [[control]]s <math>y</math> through [[law]]s or other [[rule]]s. #: ''The country is currently '''governed''' by the army.'' #: ''The market is '''governed''' by the same economic laws of supply and demand.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[manage]] * [[control]] * [[rule]] ===Related words=== * [[government]] 13774 2006-12-15T13:42:32Z Brett 77 - AWL template ==Verb== {{verb|govern|governs|governed|governing}} # {{TI verb}} If <math>x</math> governs <math>y</math>, <math>x</math> [[control]]s <math>y</math> through [[law]]s or other [[rule]]s. #: ''The country is currently '''governed''' by the army.'' #: ''The market is '''governed''' by the same economic laws of supply and demand.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[manage]] * [[control]] * [[rule]] ===Related words=== * [[government]] 13775 2006-12-15T13:43:02Z Brett 77 formatting ==Verb== {{verb|govern|governs|governed|governing}} # {{TI verb}} If <math>x</math> '''governs''' <math>y</math>, <math>x</math> [[control]]s <math>y</math> through [[law]]s or other [[rule]]s. #: ''The country is currently '''governed''' by the army.'' #: ''The market is '''governed''' by the same economic laws of supply and demand.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[manage]] * [[control]] * [[rule]] ===Related words=== * [[government]] 14057 2006-12-20T22:49:03Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: el, en, fa, fi, fr, io, ja, ko, vi, zh ==Verb== {{verb|govern|governs|governed|governing}} # {{TI verb}} If <math>x</math> '''governs''' <math>y</math>, <math>x</math> [[control]]s <math>y</math> through [[law]]s or other [[rule]]s. #: ''The country is currently '''governed''' by the army.'' #: ''The market is '''governed''' by the same economic laws of supply and demand.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[manage]] * [[control]] * [[rule]] ===Related words=== * [[government]] [[el:govern]] [[en:govern]] [[fa:govern]] [[fr:govern]] [[ko:govern]] [[io:govern]] [[ja:govern]] [[fi:govern]] [[vi:govern]] [[zh:govern]] 4108 13776 2006-12-15T13:51:44Z Brett 77 New page: ==Verb== {{verb2|hide|hides|hid|hidden|hiding}} # If somethign is '''hidden''', it is hard to [[see]] or [[find]]. #: ''We are trying to make make parents more aware of the '''hidden''' da... ==Verb== {{verb2|hide|hides|hid|hidden|hiding}} # If somethign is '''hidden''', it is hard to [[see]] or [[find]]. #: ''We are trying to make make parents more aware of the '''hidden''' dangers of TV.'' #: ''One of those islands, half '''hidden''' in the mist, was the Lake Isle of Innisfree.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[concealed]] 4109 13777 2006-12-15T14:12:41Z Brett 77 New page: ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''team''' is a [[group]] of people who [[play]] or [[work]] together on the same [[side]]. #: ''She is a member of the coaching '''team''' which led Great Britain to... ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''team''' is a [[group]] of people who [[play]] or [[work]] together on the same [[side]]. #: ''She is a member of the coaching '''team''' which led Great Britain to victory over Australia at last year's games.'' #: ''The operation was performed by a medical '''team''' led by Dr. Wood.'' ==Verb== {{verb|team|teams|teamed|teaming}} # {{TI verb}} If you '''team''' two people, [[group]]s, or things, you group them to work together. #: ''Five of London's finest hairdressers have '''teamed''' together and will be opening their new salon.'' # If something is '''teaming''' with life, it is full of life. 13787 2006-12-16T14:26:26Z Brett 77 removing the eggcorn "teaming with life" (a little red-faced) ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''team''' is a [[group]] of people who [[play]] or [[work]] together on the same [[side]]. #: ''She is a member of the coaching '''team''' which led Great Britain to victory over Australia at last year's games.'' #: ''The operation was performed by a medical '''team''' led by Dr. Wood.'' ==Verb== {{verb|team|teams|teamed|teaming}} # {{TI verb}} If you '''team''' two people, [[group]]s, or things, you group them to work together. #: ''Five of London's finest hairdressers have '''teamed''' together and will be opening their new salon.'' 13800 2006-12-18T19:06:17Z Brett 77 + AWL template {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''team''' is a [[group]] of people who [[play]] or [[work]] together on the same [[side]]. #: ''She is a member of the coaching '''team''' which led Great Britain to victory over Australia at last year's games.'' #: ''The operation was performed by a medical '''team''' led by Dr. Wood.'' ==Verb== {{verb|team|teams|teamed|teaming}} # {{TI verb}} If you '''team''' two people, [[group]]s, or things, you group them to work together. #: ''Five of London's finest hairdressers have '''teamed''' together and will be opening their new salon.'' 13847 2006-12-19T11:26:29Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, et, fa, fi, fr, hu, id, it, ku, nl, pt, ru, ta, vi, zh {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''team''' is a [[group]] of people who [[play]] or [[work]] together on the same [[side]]. #: ''She is a member of the coaching '''team''' which led Great Britain to victory over Australia at last year's games.'' #: ''The operation was performed by a medical '''team''' led by Dr. Wood.'' ==Verb== {{verb|team|teams|teamed|teaming}} # {{TI verb}} If you '''team''' two people, [[group]]s, or things, you group them to work together. #: ''Five of London's finest hairdressers have '''teamed''' together and will be opening their new salon.'' [[et:team]] [[en:team]] [[fa:team]] [[fr:team]] [[id:team]] [[it:team]] [[ku:team]] [[hu:team]] [[nl:team]] [[pt:team]] [[ru:team]] [[fi:team]] [[ta:team]] [[vi:team]] [[zh:team]] 4110 13778 2006-12-15T14:28:35Z Brett 77 New page: ==Noun== {{noun}} # ({{mass noun}}) '''Harm''' is the [[damage]], [[injury]] or [[problem]]s caused by something. #: ''In the attack, he caused her serious bodily '''harm'''.'' #: ''Please... ==Noun== {{noun}} # ({{mass noun}}) '''Harm''' is the [[damage]], [[injury]] or [[problem]]s caused by something. #: ''In the attack, he caused her serious bodily '''harm'''.'' #: ''Please be careful, but luckily this time there was no '''harm''' done.'' ==Verb== {{verb|harm|harms|harmed|harming}} # ({{transitive verb}}) If you harm something, you [[damage]] or [[injure]] it, or cause it [[problem]]s. #: ''Smoking during pregnancy can seriously '''harm''' your baby.'' 4111 13779 2006-12-15T14:48:48Z Brett 77 New page: ==Verb== {{verb|excuse|excuses|excused|excusing}} # ({{transitive verb}}) You say, '''''excuse''' me'' when you have done something [[rude]], # ({{transitive verb}}) You say, '''''excuse'... ==Verb== {{verb|excuse|excuses|excused|excusing}} # ({{transitive verb}}) You say, '''''excuse''' me'' when you have done something [[rude]], # ({{transitive verb}}) You say, '''''excuse''' me'' when you want to get someone's [[attention]]. # ({{transitive verb}}) You say, '''''excuse''' me'' when you want somebody to [[move]]. # ({{transitive verb}}) You say, '''''excuse''' me'' when you didn't [[hear]] somebody and you want them to [[repeat]] themselves. # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''excuse''' someone, you [[forgive]] them. # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''excuse''' someone, you allow them to [[avoid]] doing something. ===Synonyms=== * [[sorry]] * [[forgive]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # An '''excuse''' is a [[reason]] for not doing something or for doing something bad. #: ''There is no '''excuse''' for hitting your sister.'' #: ''Do you have an '''excuse''' for being late?'' 14035 2006-12-20T18:55:42Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fa, fr, hu, hy, io, it, ja, ru, ta, vi ==Verb== {{verb|excuse|excuses|excused|excusing}} # ({{transitive verb}}) You say, '''''excuse''' me'' when you have done something [[rude]], # ({{transitive verb}}) You say, '''''excuse''' me'' when you want to get someone's [[attention]]. # ({{transitive verb}}) You say, '''''excuse''' me'' when you want somebody to [[move]]. # ({{transitive verb}}) You say, '''''excuse''' me'' when you didn't [[hear]] somebody and you want them to [[repeat]] themselves. # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''excuse''' someone, you [[forgive]] them. # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''excuse''' someone, you allow them to [[avoid]] doing something. ===Synonyms=== * [[sorry]] * [[forgive]] ==Noun== {{noun}} # An '''excuse''' is a [[reason]] for not doing something or for doing something bad. #: ''There is no '''excuse''' for hitting your sister.'' #: ''Do you have an '''excuse''' for being late?'' [[en:excuse]] [[fa:excuse]] [[fr:excuse]] [[hy:excuse]] [[io:excuse]] [[it:excuse]] [[hu:excuse]] [[ja:excuse]] [[ru:excuse]] [[ta:excuse]] [[vi:excuse]] 4112 13780 2006-12-15T15:30:04Z Brett 77 New page: {{AWL}} ==Verb== {{verb|reside|resides|resided|residing}} # ({{intransitive verb}}'' + preposition''}}) If something or someone '''resides''' somewhere, it [[live]]s there or is [[locate]]... {{AWL}} ==Verb== {{verb|reside|resides|resided|residing}} # ({{intransitive verb}}'' + preposition''}}) If something or someone '''resides''' somewhere, it [[live]]s there or is [[locate]]d there. #: ''Real political power still '''resides''' with the militia leaders.'' #: ''Miha Pogacnik was born in Slovenia but now '''resides''' in Germany and the USA.'' 13781 2006-12-15T15:30:26Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Verb== {{verb|reside|resides|resided|residing}} # ({{intransitive verb}}'' + preposition'') If something or someone '''resides''' somewhere, it [[live]]s there or is [[locate]]d there. #: ''Real political power still '''resides''' with the militia leaders.'' #: ''Miha Pogacnik was born in Slovenia but now '''resides''' in Germany and the USA.'' 4113 13782 2006-12-15T15:42:46Z Brett 77 New page: {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # ({{mass noun}} & {{countable}}) '''Deduction''' is the [[process]] or [[result]] of thinking about information to find an answer or opinion. #: ''A detective mu... {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # ({{mass noun}} & {{countable}}) '''Deduction''' is the [[process]] or [[result]] of thinking about information to find an answer or opinion. #: ''A detective must uncover the murderer by logical '''deduction''' from facts.'' # ({{mass noun}} & {{countable}}) '''Deduction''' is the [[amount]] or [[process]] of taking something away, usually money. #: ''The average worker takes home about $500 per week after tax and other '''deductions'''.'' 14365 2006-12-22T22:06:36Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, en, fr, io, it, pl, ru, tr, vi, zh {{AWL}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # ({{mass noun}} & {{countable}}) '''Deduction''' is the [[process]] or [[result]] of thinking about information to find an answer or opinion. #: ''A detective must uncover the murderer by logical '''deduction''' from facts.'' # ({{mass noun}} & {{countable}}) '''Deduction''' is the [[amount]] or [[process]] of taking something away, usually money. #: ''The average worker takes home about $500 per week after tax and other '''deductions'''.'' [[ar:deduction]] [[en:deduction]] [[fr:deduction]] [[io:deduction]] [[it:deduction]] [[pl:deduction]] [[ru:deduction]] [[vi:deduction]] [[tr:deduction]] [[zh:deduction]] 4114 13783 2006-12-15T16:38:50Z Brett 77 New page: ==Verb== # ({{transitive verb}}) If you cure something that is wrong, you [[fix]] or [[solve]] it. #: ''Time and honest feedback usually '''cure''' the problem by teaching the poor leader ... ==Verb== # ({{transitive verb}}) If you cure something that is wrong, you [[fix]] or [[solve]] it. #: ''Time and honest feedback usually '''cure''' the problem by teaching the poor leader a better way of achieving goals.'' #: ''The treatment mostly '''cured''' her of the cancer.'' ==Noun== # A '''cure''' is something that will [[fix]] something that is wrong. #: ''We still have no '''cure''' for the common cold.'' #: ''I think I have a '''cure''' for the problem.'' 13866 2006-12-19T13:15:49Z Brett 77 ==Verb== # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''cure''' something that is wrong, you [[fix]] or [[solve]] it. #: ''Time and honest feedback usually '''cure''' the problem by teaching the poor leader a better way of achieving goals.'' #: ''The treatment mostly '''cured''' her of the cancer.'' ==Noun== # A '''cure''' is something that will [[fix]] something that is wrong. #: ''We still have no '''cure''' for the common cold.'' #: ''I think I have a '''cure''' for the problem.'' 14343 2006-12-22T13:06:31Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: el, en, et, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ru, ta, vi, zh ==Verb== # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''cure''' something that is wrong, you [[fix]] or [[solve]] it. #: ''Time and honest feedback usually '''cure''' the problem by teaching the poor leader a better way of achieving goals.'' #: ''The treatment mostly '''cured''' her of the cancer.'' ==Noun== # A '''cure''' is something that will [[fix]] something that is wrong. #: ''We still have no '''cure''' for the common cold.'' #: ''I think I have a '''cure''' for the problem.'' [[et:cure]] [[el:cure]] [[en:cure]] [[fr:cure]] [[io:cure]] [[it:cure]] [[hu:cure]] [[ru:cure]] [[fi:cure]] [[ta:cure]] [[vi:cure]] [[zh:cure]] 4115 13785 2006-12-15T17:33:54Z Brett 77 New page: ==Noun== # ({{mass noun}}) '''Plenty''' of something is [[a lot of]] it; more than [[enough]] of it. #: ''Don't give up straight away darling. You've still got '''plenty''' of time to go y... ==Noun== # ({{mass noun}}) '''Plenty''' of something is [[a lot of]] it; more than [[enough]] of it. #: ''Don't give up straight away darling. You've still got '''plenty''' of time to go yet.'' #: ''The new ideas give me '''plenty''' to think about.'' #: ''I lost one, but I've still got '''plenty''' more teeth in my mouth.'' #: ''Here! Take some more; there's '''plenty''' here.'' ===Usage note=== * '''Plenty''' may [[modify]] adjectives :* ''That's '''plenty''' <u>big</u> enough.'' 4116 13786 2006-12-16T09:25:50Z Creol 145 iw Finding many definitions used as articles on simple:wiki, it was only a matter of time before I showed up here as well. [[en:Creol]] 4117 13788 2006-12-17T17:57:43Z Coppertwig 139 making definition of sleep {{BE850}} ==Verb== {{verb|sleep|sleeps|slept|sleeping}} [[Image:Baby sleeping.jpg|thumb|This baby is '''sleeping''']]. #What people do when they [[rest]] [[quiet]]ly in [[bed]], with [[eyes]] [[shut]], usually for many [[hour]]s at [[night]]. #:''I need to '''sleep''' now because I'm tired.'' 13791 2006-12-18T14:12:06Z Brett 77 {{BE850}} ==Verb== {{verb|sleep|sleeps|slept|sleeping}} [[Image:Baby sleeping.jpg|thumb|This baby is '''sleeping''']]. #What people do when they [[rest]] [[quiet]]ly with [[eyes]] [[shut]], usually in [[bed]] for many [[hour]]s at [[night]]. #:''I need to '''sleep''' now because I'm tired.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} # ({{mass noun}} & {{countable}}) '''Sleep''' is the activity or time of [[rest]]ing [[quiet]]ly with [[eyes]] [[shut]], usually in [[bed]] for many [[hour]]s at [[night]]. ===See also=== * [[go to sleep]] * [[put to sleep]] ===Related words=== * [[asleep]] 14184 2006-12-21T12:59:06Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, es, fa, fi, fr, gl, hu, io, it, ja, kk, ko, ku, pl, pt, ru, ta, tr, uk, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Verb== {{verb|sleep|sleeps|slept|sleeping}} [[Image:Baby sleeping.jpg|thumb|This baby is '''sleeping''']]. #What people do when they [[rest]] [[quiet]]ly with [[eyes]] [[shut]], usually in [[bed]] for many [[hour]]s at [[night]]. #:''I need to '''sleep''' now because I'm tired.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} # ({{mass noun}} & {{countable}}) '''Sleep''' is the activity or time of [[rest]]ing [[quiet]]ly with [[eyes]] [[shut]], usually in [[bed]] for many [[hour]]s at [[night]]. ===See also=== * [[go to sleep]] * [[put to sleep]] ===Related words=== * [[asleep]] [[en:sleep]] [[es:sleep]] [[fa:sleep]] [[fr:sleep]] [[gl:sleep]] [[ko:sleep]] [[io:sleep]] [[it:sleep]] [[kk:sleep]] [[ku:sleep]] [[hu:sleep]] [[ja:sleep]] [[pl:sleep]] [[pt:sleep]] [[ru:sleep]] [[fi:sleep]] [[ta:sleep]] [[vi:sleep]] [[tr:sleep]] [[uk:sleep]] [[zh:sleep]] 4118 13789 2006-12-17T19:58:24Z 90.240.37.30 New definition of "school" {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A place where people are taught to learn a [[skill]], such as [[writing]], [[science]] or [[reading]]. #:''If you go to '''school''', you will learn how to read this book.'' # A [[group]] of [[fish]] {{wikipedia}} 14176 2006-12-21T11:32:11Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, es, et, fa, fi, fr, he, hu, hy, id, io, it, ja, kk, ko, ku, ky, la, nl, pl, pt, ru, ta, tr, uk, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # A place where people are taught to learn a [[skill]], such as [[writing]], [[science]] or [[reading]]. #:''If you go to '''school''', you will learn how to read this book.'' # A [[group]] of [[fish]] {{wikipedia}} [[et:school]] [[en:school]] [[es:school]] [[fa:school]] [[fr:school]] [[ko:school]] [[hy:school]] [[io:school]] [[id:school]] [[it:school]] [[he:school]] [[kk:school]] [[ky:school]] [[ku:school]] [[la:school]] [[hu:school]] [[nl:school]] [[ja:school]] [[pl:school]] [[pt:school]] [[ru:school]] [[fi:school]] [[ta:school]] [[vi:school]] [[tr:school]] [[uk:school]] [[zh:school]] 14229 2006-12-21T17:59:48Z Brett 77 {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # ({{countable}} & {{mass noun}}) A place where people are taught to learn a [[skill]], such as [[writing]], [[science]] or [[reading]]. #:''If you go to '''school''', you will learn how to read this book.'' # A [[group]] of [[fish]] {{wikipedia}} [[et:school]] [[en:school]] [[es:school]] [[fa:school]] [[fr:school]] [[ko:school]] [[hy:school]] [[io:school]] [[id:school]] [[it:school]] [[he:school]] [[kk:school]] [[ky:school]] [[ku:school]] [[la:school]] [[hu:school]] [[nl:school]] [[ja:school]] [[pl:school]] [[pt:school]] [[ru:school]] [[fi:school]] [[ta:school]] [[vi:school]] [[tr:school]] [[uk:school]] [[zh:school]] 14230 2006-12-21T18:17:34Z Brett 77 {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # ({{countable}} & {{mass noun}}) A place where people are taught to learn a [[skill]], such as [[writing]], [[science]] or [[reading]]. #:''If you go to '''school''', you will learn how to read this book.'' # ({{countable}}) A [[group]] of [[fish]] {{wikipedia}} [[et:school]] [[en:school]] [[es:school]] [[fa:school]] [[fr:school]] [[ko:school]] [[hy:school]] [[io:school]] [[id:school]] [[it:school]] [[he:school]] [[kk:school]] [[ky:school]] [[ku:school]] [[la:school]] [[hu:school]] [[nl:school]] [[ja:school]] [[pl:school]] [[pt:school]] [[ru:school]] [[fi:school]] [[ta:school]] [[vi:school]] [[tr:school]] [[uk:school]] [[zh:school]] 4119 13792 2006-12-18T14:52:07Z Brett 77 New page: ==Verb== {{verb|swallow|swallows|swallowed|swallowing}} [[Image:Digestivetract.gif|thumb|]] # {{TI verb}} If you '''swallow''' something you make it go down your [[esophagus]] to your [[st... ==Verb== {{verb|swallow|swallows|swallowed|swallowing}} [[Image:Digestivetract.gif|thumb|]] # {{TI verb}} If you '''swallow''' something you make it go down your [[esophagus]] to your [[stomach]]. #: ''Young children may put small toys in their mouth and sometimes '''swallow''' them.'' ===See also=== * [[drink]] * [[eat]] * [[take]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Barn_Swallow_800.jpg|thumb|a swallow]] # A '''swallow''' is a kind of small [[bird]]. # A '''swallow''' is the amount of food or liquid that goes down the [[throat]] at one time. # A '''swallow''' is the act of swallowing. 4120 13793 2006-12-18T15:13:36Z Brett 77 New page: ==Noun== {{noun}} # An '''accident''' is something that happens without a plan, usually something bad. #: ''I dropped the glass by '''accident''' and it broke.'' # An '''accident''' is a [... ==Noun== {{noun}} # An '''accident''' is something that happens without a plan, usually something bad. #: ''I dropped the glass by '''accident''' and it broke.'' # An '''accident''' is a [[vehicle]] [[crash]]. #: ''Two people were hurt in a road traffic '''accident''' between a car and a motorcycle last night.'' ===Antonyms=== * [[on purpose]] 13794 2006-12-18T15:18:22Z Brett 77 + image ==Noun== {{noun}} # An '''accident''' is something that happens without a plan, usually something bad. #: ''I dropped the glass by '''accident''' and it broke.'' # An '''accident''' is a [[vehicle]] [[crash]]. [[Image:Car_crash_1.jpg|thumb|a single-car '''accident''']] #: ''Two people were hurt in a road traffic '''accident''' between a car and a motorcycle last night.'' ===Antonyms=== * [[on purpose]] 13862 2006-12-19T13:00:40Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Car_crash_1.jpg|thumb|a single-car '''accident''']] # An '''accident''' is something that happens without a plan, usually something bad. #: ''I dropped the glass by '''accident''' and it broke.'' # An '''accident''' is a [[vehicle]] [[crash]]. #: ''Two people were hurt in a road traffic '''accident''' between a car and a motorcycle last night.'' ===Antonyms=== * [[on purpose]] 13961 2006-12-20T05:43:36Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ar, be, de, el, en, et, fa, fi, fr, gl, hu, id, io, it, ja, nl, pl, pt, ru, ta, uk, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Car_crash_1.jpg|thumb|a single-car '''accident''']] # An '''accident''' is something that happens without a plan, usually something bad. #: ''I dropped the glass by '''accident''' and it broke.'' # An '''accident''' is a [[vehicle]] [[crash]]. #: ''Two people were hurt in a road traffic '''accident''' between a car and a motorcycle last night.'' ===Antonyms=== * [[on purpose]] [[ar:accident]] [[be:accident]] [[de:accident]] [[et:accident]] [[el:accident]] [[en:accident]] [[fa:accident]] [[fr:accident]] [[gl:accident]] [[io:accident]] [[id:accident]] [[it:accident]] [[hu:accident]] [[nl:accident]] [[ja:accident]] [[pl:accident]] [[pt:accident]] [[ru:accident]] [[fi:accident]] [[ta:accident]] [[vi:accident]] [[uk:accident]] [[zh:accident]] 4121 13795 2006-12-18T15:20:23Z Brett 77 New page: ==Verb== {{verb|instruct|instructs|instructec|instructing}} # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''instruct''' someone, you tell or [[teach]] them what to do or how to do something. #: ''We wer... ==Verb== {{verb|instruct|instructs|instructec|instructing}} # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''instruct''' someone, you tell or [[teach]] them what to do or how to do something. #: ''We were stopped on the road and '''instructed''' by the police to turn around and go back.'' ===Related words=== * [[instruction]] 4122 13797 2006-12-18T19:03:14Z Brett 77 New page: ==Verb== {{verb|manage|manages|managed|managing}} # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''manage''' something, you [[organise]] and [[control]] it. #: ''Other European countries '''manage''' the... ==Verb== {{verb|manage|manages|managed|managing}} # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''manage''' something, you [[organise]] and [[control]] it. #: ''Other European countries '''manage''' their health services better than we do.'' #: ''The other two teams were '''managed''' by their local area directors.'' # {{TI verb}} If you '''manage''' something, you are able to do it or [[deal]] with it [[successful]]ly. #: ''Even with the pain, somehow she '''managed''' a smile.'' #: ''I don't know how they '''manage''' with so little money.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[oversee]] * [[direct]] * [[get by]] ===Related words=== * [[manager]] * [[management]] 13827 2006-12-19T07:47:38Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fa, fi, fr, io, it, ru, vi, zh ==Verb== {{verb|manage|manages|managed|managing}} # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''manage''' something, you [[organise]] and [[control]] it. #: ''Other European countries '''manage''' their health services better than we do.'' #: ''The other two teams were '''managed''' by their local area directors.'' # {{TI verb}} If you '''manage''' something, you are able to do it or [[deal]] with it [[successful]]ly. #: ''Even with the pain, somehow she '''managed''' a smile.'' #: ''I don't know how they '''manage''' with so little money.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[oversee]] * [[direct]] * [[get by]] ===Related words=== * [[manager]] * [[management]] [[en:manage]] [[fa:manage]] [[fr:manage]] [[io:manage]] [[it:manage]] [[ru:manage]] [[fi:manage]] [[vi:manage]] [[zh:manage]] 4123 13802 2006-12-18T19:27:10Z Brett 77 New page: ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''situation''' is the [[condition]]s at a time and place. #: ''If you can stay calm, it will help you to handle difficult '''situations'''.'' #: ''Can you describe t... ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''situation''' is the [[condition]]s at a time and place. #: ''If you can stay calm, it will help you to handle difficult '''situations'''.'' #: ''Can you describe the '''situation''' in Iraq during the war?'' #: ''Under the new government, the political '''situation''' is changing rapidly.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[context]] * [[environment]] 13831 2006-12-19T08:34:06Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, el, en, et, fi, fr, hu, id, io, it, ku, pl, pt, ru, ta, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} # A '''situation''' is the [[condition]]s at a time and place. #: ''If you can stay calm, it will help you to handle difficult '''situations'''.'' #: ''Can you describe the '''situation''' in Iraq during the war?'' #: ''Under the new government, the political '''situation''' is changing rapidly.'' ===Synonyms=== * [[context]] * [[environment]] [[de:situation]] [[et:situation]] [[el:situation]] [[en:situation]] [[fr:situation]] [[io:situation]] [[id:situation]] [[it:situation]] [[ku:situation]] [[hu:situation]] [[pl:situation]] [[pt:situation]] [[ru:situation]] [[fi:situation]] [[ta:situation]] [[vi:situation]] [[zh:situation]] 4124 13803 2006-12-18T20:11:35Z 84.67.175.18 new definiton of "manager" {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # Someone who [[manage|manages]] or organises people or items. #:''Ask the '''manager''' what to do next.'' ===Related words=== * [[management]] * [[administrator]] 13826 2006-12-19T07:44:58Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fa, fi, fr, hu, hy, it, nl, pt, ru, ta, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} # Someone who [[manage|manages]] or organises people or items. #:''Ask the '''manager''' what to do next.'' ===Related words=== * [[management]] * [[administrator]] [[en:manager]] [[fa:manager]] [[fr:manager]] [[hy:manager]] [[it:manager]] [[hu:manager]] [[nl:manager]] [[pt:manager]] [[ru:manager]] [[fi:manager]] [[ta:manager]] [[vi:manager]] [[zh:manager]] 4125 13822 2006-12-19T03:22:25Z Coppertwig 139 making definition of worry {{BE850}} ==Verb== {{verb|worry|worries|worried|worrying}} [[Image:Worried little girl.jpg|thumb|A girl who is '''worrying''' about something]] #To have many thoughts, with some [[fear]], but not good thoughts. To use much time with thoughts about something but no [[decision]]s about it and no actions about it. #: ''While she cooked the food, she '''worried''' about her son who was writing an important test at school.'' 13873 2006-12-19T13:30:59Z Coppertwig 139 English Wiktionary link {{BE850}} ==Verb== {{verb|worry|worries|worried|worrying}} [[Image:Worried little girl.jpg|thumb|A girl who is '''worrying''' about something]] {{Wiktionary}} #To have many thoughts, with some [[fear]], but not good thoughts. To use much time with thoughts about something but no [[decision]]s about it and no actions about it. #: ''While she cooked the food, she '''worried''' about her son who was writing an important test at school.'' 13948 2006-12-20T03:38:11Z Coppertwig 139 is not BE850 ==Verb== {{verb|worry|worries|worried|worrying}} [[Image:Worried little girl.jpg|thumb|A girl who is '''worrying''' about something]] {{Wiktionary}} #To have many thoughts, with some [[fear]], but not good thoughts. To use much time with thoughts about something but no [[decision]]s about it and no actions about it. #: ''While she cooked the food, she '''worried''' about her son who was writing an important test at school.'' 4126 13823 2006-12-19T03:30:27Z Coppertwig 139 making definition of whisper {{BE850}} ==Verb== {{verb|whisper|whispers|whispered|whispering}} [[Image:William-Adolphe Bouguereau (1825-1905) - Whisperings of Love (1889).jpg|thumb|The child with wings is '''whispering''' in the ear of the woman.]] #To talk very quietly; to talk with breath but no voice, with a quiet sound like the wind, so only people very near can hear what you say. #:''Some people at the back of the room were '''whispering''' secrets.'' 13954 2006-12-20T03:41:14Z Coppertwig 139 is not BE850 ==Verb== {{verb|whisper|whispers|whispered|whispering}} [[Image:William-Adolphe Bouguereau (1825-1905) - Whisperings of Love (1889).jpg|thumb|The child with wings is '''whispering''' in the ear of the woman.]] #To talk very quietly; to talk with breath but no voice, with a quiet sound like the wind, so only people very near can hear what you say. #:''Some people at the back of the room were '''whispering''' secrets.'' 13988 2006-12-20T12:21:12Z Brett 77 + noun stub ==Verb== {{verb|whisper|whispers|whispered|whispering}} [[Image:William-Adolphe Bouguereau (1825-1905) - Whisperings of Love (1889).jpg|thumb|The child with wings is '''whispering''' in the ear of the woman.]] #To talk very quietly; to talk with breath but no voice, with a quiet sound like the wind, so only people very near can hear what you say. #:''Some people at the back of the room were '''whispering''' secrets.'' ==Noun== {{Stub}} 4127 13824 2006-12-19T03:40:04Z Coppertwig 139 making definition of warning {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Chainsaw warning labels.jpg|thumb|'''Warnings''' about how to use a [[danger]]ous instrument]] {{Wiktionary}} #Something that tells someone that there is danger. #:''Someone cried a ''warning'' that a [[train]] was coming, so everybody moved.'' 13953 2006-12-20T03:40:52Z Coppertwig 139 is not BE850 ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Chainsaw warning labels.jpg|thumb|'''Warnings''' about how to use a [[danger]]ous instrument]] {{Wiktionary}} #Something that tells someone that there is danger. #:''Someone cried a ''warning'' that a [[train]] was coming, so everybody moved.'' 13985 2006-12-20T12:15:45Z Brett 77 /* Noun */ ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Chainsaw warning labels.jpg|thumb|'''Warnings''' about how to use a [[danger]]ous instrument]] {{Wiktionary}} #Something that tells someone that there is [[danger]]. #:''Someone cried a '''warning''' that a [[train]] was coming, so everybody moved.'' 4128 13825 2006-12-19T03:48:24Z Coppertwig 139 making definition of visual {{BE850}} ==Adjective== {{adjective}} {{Wiktionary}} #Something to look at with the eyes. #:''The '''visual''' part of the play was beautiful, but the voices were too quiet.'' 13952 2006-12-20T03:40:29Z Coppertwig 139 is not BE850 ==Adjective== {{adjective}} {{Wiktionary}} #Something to look at with the eyes. #:''The '''visual''' part of the play was beautiful, but the voices were too quiet.'' 4129 13867 2006-12-19T13:16:00Z Coppertwig 139 making definition of upset {{BE850}} ==Adjective== {{adjective}} {{Wiktionary}} #Very angry or very sad. #:''He was '''upset''' after someone said bad things to him very loudly.'' #Something is '''upset''' if it is in turned in the wrong direction like something that was dropped; turned in a direction with the bottom part up and the top part down. #:''When they played with a ball in the room, a cup was '''upset''' and all the milk went onto the floor.'' 13951 2006-12-20T03:40:07Z Coppertwig 139 is not BE850 ==Adjective== {{adjective}} {{Wiktionary}} #Very angry or very sad. #:''He was '''upset''' after someone said bad things to him very loudly.'' #Something is '''upset''' if it is in turned in the wrong direction like something that was dropped; turned in a direction with the bottom part up and the top part down. #:''When they played with a ball in the room, a cup was '''upset''' and all the milk went onto the floor.'' 4130 13868 2006-12-19T13:21:01Z Coppertwig 139 making redirect translated-->translate #REDIRECT [[translate]] 4131 13870 2006-12-19T13:28:02Z Coppertwig 139 making redirect worried-->worry #REDIRECT [[worry]] 4132 13871 2006-12-19T13:28:33Z Coppertwig 139 making redirect worrying-->worry #REDIRECT [[worry]] 4133 13872 2006-12-19T13:30:22Z Coppertwig 139 making redirect worries-->worry #REDIRECT [[worry]] 4134 13874 2006-12-19T13:32:30Z Coppertwig 139 making redirect tied-->tie #REDIRECT [[tie]] 4135 13875 2006-12-19T13:39:21Z Coppertwig 139 making definition of thank {{BE850}} ==Verb== {{verb|thank|thanks|thanked|thanking}} #To say a good [[word]] after someone gives something to you or after someone does something good for you. #:''She '''thanked''' him very much for the beautiful food he cooked for her.'' #:''"I would like a drink, please."'' #:''"Here is your drink."'' #:''"Thank you."'' 13876 2006-12-19T13:40:04Z Coppertwig 139 English Wiktionary link {{BE850}} ==Verb== {{verb|thank|thanks|thanked|thanking}} {{Wiktionary}} #To say a good [[word]] after someone gives something to you or after someone does something good for you. #:''She '''thanked''' him very much for the beautiful food he cooked for her.'' #:''"I would like a drink, please."'' #:''"Here is your drink."'' #:''"Thank you."'' 13950 2006-12-20T03:39:10Z Coppertwig 139 is not BE850 ==Verb== {{verb|thank|thanks|thanked|thanking}} {{Wiktionary}} #To say a good [[word]] after someone gives something to you or after someone does something good for you. #:''She '''thanked''' him very much for the beautiful food he cooked for her.'' #:''"I would like a drink, please."'' #:''"Here is your drink."'' #:''"Thank you."'' 13986 2006-12-20T12:17:38Z Brett 77 ==Verb== {{verb|thank|thanks|thanked|thanking}} {{Wiktionary}} #To say a good [[word]] after someone gives something to you or after someone does something good for you. #:''She '''thanked''' him very much for the beautiful food he cooked for her.'' #:''"I would like a drink, please." "Here is your drink." "'''Thank''' you."'' 14191 2006-12-21T15:02:46Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fa, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, ta, vi ==Verb== {{verb|thank|thanks|thanked|thanking}} {{Wiktionary}} #To say a good [[word]] after someone gives something to you or after someone does something good for you. #:''She '''thanked''' him very much for the beautiful food he cooked for her.'' #:''"I would like a drink, please." "Here is your drink." "'''Thank''' you."'' [[en:thank]] [[fa:thank]] [[fr:thank]] [[io:thank]] [[it:thank]] [[hu:thank]] [[ja:thank]] [[fi:thank]] [[ta:thank]] [[vi:thank]] 4136 13877 2006-12-19T13:40:31Z Coppertwig 139 making redirect thanks-->thank #REDIRECT [[thank]] 13987 2006-12-20T12:19:17Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun|none|thanks}} ===Related words=== * [[thank]] {{Stub}} 14142 2006-12-21T04:26:01Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: en, fi, fr, it, ja, ku, sv, ta, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun|none|thanks}} ===Related words=== * [[thank]] {{Stub}} [[en:thanks]] [[fr:thanks]] [[it:thanks]] [[ku:thanks]] [[ja:thanks]] [[fi:thanks]] [[sv:thanks]] [[ta:thanks]] [[vi:thanks]] [[zh:thanks]] 4137 13878 2006-12-19T13:41:00Z Coppertwig 139 making redirect thanked-->thank #REDIRECT [[thank]] 4138 13879 2006-12-19T13:41:27Z Coppertwig 139 making redirect thanking-->thank #REDIRECT [[thank]] 4139 13881 2006-12-19T13:51:19Z Coppertwig 139 making definition of tension {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun|tension|none}} {{Wiktionary}} #[[hid|Hidden]] [[anger]] or [[fear]]. #:''No one said anything, but I could feel the '''tension''' in the room.'' #The state of being [[tight]]. #:''There is too much '''tension''' in the rope. It might [[break]].'' 13903 2006-12-19T19:07:34Z Brett 77 + plural {{BE850}} ==Noun== {{noun}} {{Wiktionary}} #[[hid|Hidden]] [[anger]] or [[fear]]. #:''No one said anything, but I could feel the '''tension''' in the room.'' #The state of being [[tight]]. #:''There is too much '''tension''' in the rope. It might [[break]].'' 13949 2006-12-20T03:38:34Z Coppertwig 139 is not BE850 ==Noun== {{noun}} {{Wiktionary}} #[[hid|Hidden]] [[anger]] or [[fear]]. #:''No one said anything, but I could feel the '''tension''' in the room.'' #The state of being [[tight]]. #:''There is too much '''tension''' in the rope. It might [[break]].'' 14224 2006-12-21T17:53:38Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun}} {{Wiktionary}} # ({{mass noun}} & {{countable}}) [[hid|Hidden]] [[anger]] or [[fear]]. #:''No one said anything, but I could feel the '''tension''' in the room.'' #: '''''Tensions''' between the two countries have been rising.'' #The state of being [[tight]]. #:''There is too much '''tension''' in the rope. It might [[break]].'' 14284 2006-12-21T22:00:22Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: el, en, et, fi, fr, hu, it, ko, pl, ru, ta, vi, zh ==Noun== {{noun}} {{Wiktionary}} # ({{mass noun}} & {{countable}}) [[hid|Hidden]] [[anger]] or [[fear]]. #:''No one said anything, but I could feel the '''tension''' in the room.'' #: '''''Tensions''' between the two countries have been rising.'' #The state of being [[tight]]. #:''There is too much '''tension''' in the rope. It might [[break]].'' [[et:tension]] [[el:tension]] [[en:tension]] [[fr:tension]] [[ko:tension]] [[it:tension]] [[hu:tension]] [[pl:tension]] [[ru:tension]] [[fi:tension]] [[ta:tension]] [[vi:tension]] [[zh:tension]] 4140 13955 2006-12-20T03:47:28Z Coppertwig 139 making definition of theatre ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Harlekin Columbine Tivoli Denmark.jpg|thumb|Actors on a stage in a '''theatre''']] #A building with a big room with a [[stage]] and places for many people to sit, so that people can watch a [[play]] with [[actor]]s in it. 13989 2006-12-20T12:22:28Z Brett 77 + other spelling ==Other spellings== * [[theater]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Harlekin Columbine Tivoli Denmark.jpg|thumb|Actors on a stage in a '''theatre''']] #A building with a big room with a [[stage]] and places for many people to sit, so that people can watch a [[play]] with [[actor]]s in it. 4141 13956 2006-12-20T03:52:38Z Coppertwig 139 making definition of play {{BE850}} ==Verb== {{verb|play|plays|played|playing}} #to do things for [[amusement]]. #:''Children like to '''play''' all day.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} #Something a group of actors does, in a [[theatre]], for people to watch. #:''The actors on the [[stage]] had [[clothes]] with [[bright]] [[colors]].'' 13991 2006-12-20T12:24:42Z Brett 77 + new verb sense {{BE850}} ==Verb== {{verb|play|plays|played|playing}} #to do things for [[amusement]]. #:''Children like to '''play''' all day.'' # If you '''play''' a musical [[instrument]], you make music using it. #: ''He '''plays''' guitar in a rock and roll band.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} #Something a group of actors does, in a [[theatre]], for people to watch. #:''The actors on the [[stage]] had [[clothes]] with [[bright]] [[colors]].'' 14155 2006-12-21T07:58:14Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: ang, el, en, es, fa, fi, fr, hu, io, it, ja, kk, pl, pt, ru, ta, tr, uk, vi, zh {{BE850}} ==Verb== {{verb|play|plays|played|playing}} #to do things for [[amusement]]. #:''Children like to '''play''' all day.'' # If you '''play''' a musical [[instrument]], you make music using it. #: ''He '''plays''' guitar in a rock and roll band.'' ==Noun== {{noun}} #Something a group of actors does, in a [[theatre]], for people to watch. #:''The actors on the [[stage]] had [[clothes]] with [[bright]] [[colors]].'' [[ang:play]] [[el:play]] [[en:play]] [[es:play]] [[fa:play]] [[fr:play]] [[io:play]] [[it:play]] [[kk:play]] [[hu:play]] [[ja:play]] [[pl:play]] [[pt:play]] [[ru:play]] [[fi:play]] [[ta:play]] [[vi:play]] [[tr:play]] [[uk:play]] [[zh:play]] 4142 13990 2006-12-20T12:22:43Z Brett 77 New page: ==Other spellings== * [[theatre]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Harlekin Columbine Tivoli Denmark.jpg|thumb|Actors on a stage in a '''theater''']] #A building with a big room with a [[stage]]... ==Other spellings== * [[theatre]] ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Harlekin Columbine Tivoli Denmark.jpg|thumb|Actors on a stage in a '''theater''']] #A building with a big room with a [[stage]] and places for many people to sit, so that people can watch a [[play]] with [[actor]]s in it. 4143 14065 2006-12-20T23:58:18Z Coppertwig 139 making definition of telephone ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Telephone booth 1 Curitiba Brasil.jpg|thumb|A '''telephone'''.]] #An instrument for talking to someone who is far away. #:''I need to find a '''telephone''' so I can tell my mother where I am.'' {{-}} ==Verb== #"Jack telephoned Jill" means that Jack used a telephone to talk to Jill. #:''I '''telephoned''' my friend yesterday.'' 14285 2006-12-21T22:05:30Z RobotGMwikt 98 robot Adding: de, en, fi, fr, hu, hy, io, it, kk, ko, pt, ru, sr, ta, vi, zh, zh-min-nan ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Telephone booth 1 Curitiba Brasil.jpg|thumb|A '''telephone'''.]] #An instrument for talking to someone who is far away. #:''I need to find a '''telephone''' so I can tell my mother where I am.'' {{-}} ==Verb== #"Jack telephoned Jill" means that Jack used a telephone to talk to Jill. #:''I '''telephoned''' my friend yesterday.'' [[zh-min-nan:telephone]] [[de:telephone]] [[en:telephone]] [[fr:telephone]] [[ko:telephone]] [[hy:telephone]] [[io:telephone]] [[it:telephone]] [[kk:telephone]] [[hu:telephone]] [[pt:telephone]] [[ru:telephone]] [[sr:telephone]] [[fi:telephone]] [[ta:telephone]] [[vi:telephone]] [[zh:telephone]] 4144 14278 2006-12-21T19:12:05Z Brett 77 New page: ==Noun== {{noun|woods|none}} # ({{countable}}) A woods is a [[forest]]. ===See also=== * [[wood]] ==Noun== {{noun|woods|none}} # ({{countable}}) A woods is a [[forest]]. ===See also=== * [[wood]] 14279 2006-12-21T19:12:29Z Brett 77 ==Noun== {{noun|wood/woods|none}} # ({{countable}}) A '''woods''' is a [[forest]]. ===See also=== * [[wood]] 4145 14291 2006-12-22T01:48:14Z Brett 77 New page: ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Envelope2.jpg|thumb|an '''envelope''']] # An '''envelope''' is a paper cover that you put a letter in to send it. #: ''She put the letter into the '''envelope''',... ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Envelope2.jpg|thumb|an '''envelope''']] # An '''envelope''' is a paper cover that you put a letter in to send it. #: ''She put the letter into the '''envelope''', addressed it to Charles, and put a stamp on it.'' # An '''envelope''' is a covering that goes all the way around something. #: ''Each virus has a special '''envelope''' of protein surrounding it.'' ===See also=== * [[SAE]] * [[SASE]] 4146 14344 2006-12-22T14:03:44Z Brett 77 New page: ==Verb== {{verb|recommend|recommends|recommended|recommending}} # '''Recommended''' is the past tense and past participle form of [[recommend]]. ==Adjective== {{adjective|recommended|more... ==Verb== {{verb|recommend|recommends|recommended|recommending}} # '''Recommended''' is the past tense and past participle form of [[recommend]]. ==Adjective== {{adjective|recommended|more recommended|most recommended}} # If something is '''recommended''', somebody says it's good or you should try it. #: ''Her new book is highly '''recommended'''.'' 4147 14345 2006-12-22T14:05:11Z Brett 77 As an adjective == As an adjective == '''recommended''' is questionable as an adjective, but instances of ''very recommended'' are attested, so I'll put it in.--[[User:Brett|Brett]] 14:05, 22 December 2006 (UTC) 4148 14346 2006-12-22T14:26:22Z Brett 77 New page: ==Verb== {{verb|recommend|recommends|recommended|recommending}} # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''recommend''' something, you tell somebody that it is good or that they should try it. #: '... ==Verb== {{verb|recommend|recommends|recommended|recommending}} # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''recommend''' something, you tell somebody that it is good or that they should try it. #: ''The committee strongly '''recommended''' that the head teacher take the lead in defining the aims of the school.'' ===Usage=== * '''Recommend''' usually takes a [[subjunctive]] clause complement, for example: :* ''We '''recommend''' that the change <u>be</u> made.'' :* ''We '''recommend''' that he <u>make</u> the change.'' * Some people use a modal, such as could instead, for example: :* ''We '''recommend''' that the change <u>should</u> be made.'' :* ''We '''recommend''' that he <u>should</u> make the change.'' 4149 14352 2006-12-22T20:06:59Z Coppertwig 139 making redirect teeth-->tooth #REDIRECT [[tooth]] 4150 14354 2006-12-22T20:09:57Z Coppertwig 139 making definition of symbol ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:SymbolOfJupiterianReligion.PNG|thumb|a '''symbol''']] #A letter or simple picture that is like a name or that tells people something. 4151 14366 2006-12-22T22:17:27Z Brett 77 New page: ==Verb== {{verb|equip|equips|equipped|equipping}} # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''equip''' a person or a place, you supply them [[equipment]]. #: ''The buses are well '''equipped''' with... ==Verb== {{verb|equip|equips|equipped|equipping}} # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''equip''' a person or a place, you supply them [[equipment]]. #: ''The buses are well '''equipped''' with blankets and pillows and high-tech stereo headphones and telephones.'' # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''equip''' someone with skills or knowledge, you teach it to them. #: ''This program '''equips''' students with the skills the need to succeed in college.'' 14367 2006-12-22T22:17:51Z Brett 77 {{AWL}} ==Verb== {{verb|equip|equips|equipped|equipping}} # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''equip''' a person or a place, you supply them [[equipment]]. #: ''The buses are well '''equipped''' with blankets and pillows and high-tech stereo headphones and telephones.'' # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''equip''' someone with skills or knowledge, you teach it to them. #: ''This program '''equips''' students with the skills the need to succeed in college.'' 4152 14369 2006-12-22T23:11:57Z Brett 77 New page: ==Noun== {{noun|mystery|mysteries}} # ({{countable}} & {{mass noun}}) A '''mystery''' is something that you can't understand or explain. #: ''She never told me where the money was, and it ... ==Noun== {{noun|mystery|mysteries}} # ({{countable}} & {{mass noun}}) A '''mystery''' is something that you can't understand or explain. #: ''She never told me where the money was, and it remains a '''mystery''' to me even now.'' #: ''The police investigation has failed to solve the murder '''mystery'''.'' #: ''She and her '''mystery''' man were seen outside her parents' home.'' 4153 14374 2006-12-22T23:37:36Z Brett 77 New page: ==Adjective== {{adjective|ethnic|more ethnic|most ethnic}} # (''usually before the noun'') about a [[race]], or [[nationality]] #: ''The Irish are the largest, but least visible, '''ethnic... ==Adjective== {{adjective|ethnic|more ethnic|most ethnic}} # (''usually before the noun'') about a [[race]], or [[nationality]] #: ''The Irish are the largest, but least visible, '''ethnic''' minority in Britain.'' #: ''The school has students from over 20 different '''ethnic''' backgrounds.'' 4154 14375 2006-12-22T23:53:02Z Brett 77 New page: ==Verb== {{verb|compute|computes|computed|computing}} # {{TI verb}} If you '''compute''' an answer, you [[calculate]] it or find it, usually using [[mathematics]]. #: ''They '''computed'''... ==Verb== {{verb|compute|computes|computed|computing}} # {{TI verb}} If you '''compute''' an answer, you [[calculate]] it or find it, usually using [[mathematics]]. #: ''They '''computed''' the exact time of death using the blood.'' #: ''The network is built on a distributed '''computing''' environment.'' ===See also=== * [[computer]] 4155 14377 2006-12-23T00:07:43Z Brett 77 New page: ==Noun== {{noun|self|selves}} # Your '''self''' is the type of person you are, particularly the way you usually act, look or feel. #: ''He looked so happy compared to his usual down '''sel... ==Noun== {{noun|self|selves}} # Your '''self''' is the type of person you are, particularly the way you usually act, look or feel. #: ''He looked so happy compared to his usual down '''self''' that Walter wondered if something was wrong.'' # (''formal'') Someone's '''self''' is their personality or character that makes them individual. #: ''As the baby grows older, it begins to develop a sense of '''self'''.'' # '''Self''' is used to refer to a person. #: ''Please bring your wife and your good '''self'''.'' ===See also=== * [[self-]] (prefix) * [[myself]] * [[yourself]] * [[himself]] * [[herself]] * [[ourselves]] * [[themselves]] * [[itself]] 4156 14378 2006-12-23T00:12:08Z Brett 77 New page: ==Prefix== # by or related to the individual person or animal or thing #: ''I didn't like working for somebody, so now I'm '''self-'''employed.'' #: ''If she played more sports, it would i... ==Prefix== # by or related to the individual person or animal or thing #: ''I didn't like working for somebody, so now I'm '''self-'''employed.'' #: ''If she played more sports, it would improve her '''self-'''esteem.'' 14379 2006-12-23T00:12:30Z Brett 77 ==Prefix== {{prefix}} # by or related to the individual person or animal or thing #: ''I didn't like working for somebody, so now I'm '''self-'''employed.'' #: ''If she played more sports, it would improve her '''self-'''esteem.'' 4157 14380 2006-12-23T00:35:21Z Brett 77 New page: ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Codex_Gigas_devil.jpg|thumb|a '''devil''']] # A '''devil''' is an [[evil]] [[monster]], [[god]], or being. # If you say someone is a poor '''devil''', you mean a ... ==Noun== {{noun}} [[Image:Codex_Gigas_devil.jpg|thumb|a '''devil''']] # A '''devil''' is an [[evil]] [[monster]], [[god]], or being. # If you say someone is a poor '''devil''', you mean a poor person. ===See also=== * [[Satan]] 4158 14381 2006-12-23T00:57:22Z Brett 77 New page: ==Verb== {{verb|relax|relaxes|relaxed|relaxing}} [[Image:Pakistani_reading_paper.jpg|thumb|a person '''relaxing''']] # {{TI verb}} If you '''relax''', you stop working, worrying, etc., and... ==Verb== {{verb|relax|relaxes|relaxed|relaxing}} [[Image:Pakistani_reading_paper.jpg|thumb|a person '''relaxing''']] # {{TI verb}} If you '''relax''', you stop working, worrying, etc., and you [[rest]] or have fun. #: ''People come here to '''relax''', have a beer, and talk with friends.'' #: ''If you don't '''relax''' your shoulders, you'll have a sore neck.'' # ({{transitive verb}}) If you '''relax''' a [[rule]], you make it less [[strict]].